Cuba High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Cuba, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1954 volume:

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Pubhshed Bq The Sensor Class Cuba Hugh School 1954 In Memorq WILLIAMR QUEEN 1697 1953 Agnculfuro Teacher For Thlriy Years HIS LIVING MEMORIAL IS THE BOYS AND GIRLS HE HAS TAUGHT 'TO MAKE THE BEST BETTER Dedication To MRS VANDER HAMM we the Semor Class respect fully deducate thus l954 Cardlnal In thus way we wash to say thank you for the help she has given us during our sg school days We will remember her as a true frvend advisor and wrllmg helper -3- ,HC lx!!-0' Luwuws- ef---W' -L- n--.cty T .1 CUBA HIGH SCHOOL Cuba Logaltq We re loyal to you Cuba rlugh We re red and we re whute Cuba Hugh We II back you to stand gaunst the best un the land For we know you have sand Cuba Hugh Rah Rah' So flung un that ball Cuba Hugh we re backung you all Cuba Hugh Our 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' Flung un that dear old flag of red and whute Lead on your sons and daughters fughtung for rught Amud the old of guants facung reluance shoutung defiance Oskeewow wow' Amud the broad green plauns that nourush our land For honest labor and for learning we stand And unto thee we pledge our hearts and hands Dear Alma Mater Cuba High! YEA RED! YEA WHITE! YEA CUBA! LET S FIGHT Adminlstratlon Board Of Education LEFT TO RIGHT John Ehresm R y ond Runyan Wa ner Church II Tom Framce Ronald Keefau er Jay To pk ns Ted Ellls -6- VIE WON T FORGET Mr McClintock s towerlng stature M Taylor s knowledge and thoughtfulness Muss Nessel s commercial classes M Crew s clacknng 'typewnters Mlss Tapper s mathematical mlnd Mrs Vander Hamm s quuet study halls M' Nelson s cheerful geetmgs Mrs Skean s sense of humor M's Qulck s homemakung skull Mrs Wllson s kmd personaluty Mr Steven s quuet ways Mr Bratclter s friendly attltude Mr Brashear s lollmess and patnence Miss Cantwell s musical talents M Rschardson s calm manner M' Tangman s wlnnmg ways M Morelln s football expenence Mrs Wafeeld s cute chuckle Mr Snider s friendly smnle Mr Tlmmon s constrtutlon tests Lorena s willingness to help 1 an, a m , r i , , v , . 0 . p . 9 . I Q l 0 , , . . O O U O - 4 . 5 . . . . . 5 . . . . 9 . e g s . , . . - 1 O C l 1 u I 1 . Q C l I a . -s - . . 4 . n - v e a ' ' . , . . - 1 - - 0 , 0 n . 1 . . - o - - O 0 5 D , . . . Our Prmclpal GARLAND TAYLOR Biology Knox College University of Chacogo Umversnty of Minnesota Hobby Constructlon and Flslung Our Supermtendent EUGENE MCCLINTOCK B S 49 M S 51 Southern lllmous Umversuty Hobby Sports elther os c spectator or portlcnpont This uncludes televlslon yan' our-0 7 DOROTHY E NESSEL B E Ms HAROLD cREws A B B Accrs RUTHM TAPPER PH B AM Commerical Typung l and ll Office Methods Lulm Malhemancs Unlverslty of lllmoas Cgnffql College U V9Y5 Y Of Cl 'CU90' Western lllmous State College Gem Cnty Business College Uf V9V5'fY 0fW'SC0f1S'f' UHIVCYSWY of DBFWCV Colorado State College of Educatnon Aurora College Umverslty of Wlsconsnn Umvergny of Iowa Hobby SOWWQ 5- Gofdenmg C'-7l0f0d0 A 8' M Hobby Music 8. Magaznnes Hobby Music Y .Q CAROL VANDER HAMM B E M S JAMES W NELSON B ED HELEN SKEAN A B ...81 Englusb l and ll Chemwny Lnteravure and Speech Western lllunous State College Western lllmous State College Lombard Monmouth College University of lllmous Western lllmols State College Hobby Kmttnng Unlversnty of Cbncago Umverslty of lowo Hobby News Hunter Hobby Travelmg L Ml ll JOHNNY C BRATCHER B Agriculture and Bnology Oklahoma A 8. M College Hobby Reading S If HELEN L QUICK B E Vocational Home Economics Western lllmols State College Colorado A 8- M. College Hobby Readung Sewing l'. ' JUANlTA CANTWELL B S KENNETH F STEVENS B S Vgcql MUSIC Agnculture Eastern lllmols State Teachers College Unlverslty of Illmous lndnano State Teachers College Hobby Photography Minneapolis College of Music Hobby Cooking WALTERA BRASHEAR B S rn Ed Instrumental Musnc Western lllvnols State College Illlnoas State Normal Unlverslty Hobby Collectlng records Photography ji' GRACE WILSCN B S Vocotnonal Homemalung Western llllnols State College Hobby Trying new recipes 9 RODNEY D RICHARDSON A B MRS GENEVIEVE WARFIELD BS H J TANGMAN B S Coach, Drivers Tralnung Physlcal Education Coach Bmlogy Commercial Geography Sociology Western lllmols State College Physical Educatuan General Science McKendree Murray State Hobby Swlmmmg and Crafts University of Illmolg Hobby Flshlng Hunting Golf Hobby Hunting 8 Flshmg RAY L MORELLI, B S IH ED LORENA MILLER C W SNIDER, A B Mayor un P E Office Secretary Socnal Scnence, Gen Math Pnnclpal, Coach Hobby Collecting Records. Olivet Nazarene College lllmols State Normal Umverslty Southern Illlnols Umversuty Hobby Recreation Hobby Sunday School O1 N fn . V ' 'W' 1 .4 We owe our greatest thanks and appreclatlon to the cooks and lGnlfOfS at Cuba Hugh School The cooks, who prepare our delICIOUS lunches and are always wnlllng to lend a helping hand when we use the kitchen are from left to rlght June Stoneklng Lena Sosey Zella Runk, Pearl Whnt- worth, Wilma Ault and Hazel Marshall The substltute cook us Julua Heller The lamtors who with the help of consnderate students keep our school clean and presentable, are from left to rught Fred Davus, Ora Johnson And George Sharpe Z ll D Q U--- - u 1 5 - V r M K C 'f 'Lt' lt l 'l l a 1 o . I 1 - n I p . . . , . . I . I ' . : , I I 1 0 , Q . , 1 - 'C 'f Q -.f 41 I V ' I ., ff' 5 'W . A ' 4 1 Q . x x V s A ' Q71 ft ,L l 6 Bus Druvers Qlil. Fronklm Marshall Wayne LeMasters Krohe Guy Walsh Subshfute 3 1' u 4' --1 Paul Thomson 'E 2- ,Axim- Qfiw- 'lf 'Q- fr, Clarence Garnm Qumfen Brown -Yi Ili. I .. ig. 1' ww, - , S ' 1 a l f 1 ' .' 'HY . I . Q X Q l'A ' lrl , 'Q W-, -- cf M A K ' K :Ez iff? 1 L K -19,1 ' ,xl -X, f A ,Q V bf :IK -Q, 5?4'l ' . My , ,Z L,l: in -L N - ' i 5 5 V 4g f M Q N -rw-'f -f - ' -AL , . I h. g+v4'X..,,k , ' L' K .Vf .Q-4.-Af VK I Q I X f U 1 Classes 'Qui THOMAS HOPKINS HOPPY Hobby Flsblng Actrvrtues Class President 2 3 4 Student Councll 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Football I2 3 4 Baseball 2 Track l234 Boys State f f -cf' DOROTHY MAE THOMSON Mae Hobby Outdoor Actuvuhes Actlvutues n l 2 3 4 G r Cborus l 2 4 Mxxed Chorus 2 4 Class Play 3 4 F H A l 2 3 4 Parlxamen tartan 3 Vuce Presudent 4 Pep Club l Annual Staff 34 Editor 4 Class Vuce President 4 Class Secretary 2 Student Council 3 Glrls State 3 '58 N GENE MILLER Muller Hobby Cars CYIVITIOS B nd l 2 3 4 F F A 2 3 4 Secretary 2 resrdent 3 Vnce Presudent 4 Class Treasurer 34 Vice Presldent Student Councnl 4 Basketball l 2 4 Football l 2 3 4 Track l 2 3 4 FLORA PATRICIA LESCALLETT at Hobby Cooknng New Dlsbes Actrvrtnes Band l 2 3 4 Class Play Cheerleader l 2 3 4 F l A 3 4 Secretary 2 Presldent 3 4 Pep Club l Class Secretary 3 4 Leader Sbup Training Camp 3 .ji RONALD EUGENE MCCONKEY Slrck Hobby Sports A twnttes Band l 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Annual Stott 4 Student Councrl Presndent 4 Class Vice Presndent 3 s etball 12 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 CLARABEL CHURCHILL Clarabel Hobby Sports Acttvatues Class Queen l 4 Home comnng Queen 4 Gnrls Chorus l 2 Mlxed Cborus 2 Class Play 4 Cheer a er l 2 3 4 2 3 4 reatnon Cbaurman 3 Pep Club l Gurls Basketball l Annual Staff 4 Student Councnl Secretary 4 Band President 3 Band234 .ll Q I fa 1 1 YB: JERRY MCCAUGHEY Jerry Hobby Sports Swlmmmg Hunting Pang Pong Actnvmes Ban l 2 3 4 oy Chorus 2 3 Mixed Chorus 2 3 Class Play 34 Solo 3 Annual Staff 4 Student Council 3 Basketball 2 Football 2 4 Track 4 NANCY ANN STOCKHAM DICK SHAW Nancy Slww Hobby Playing Plano Hobby Guns ACNVIYIES Bdfld ll 2 4 Class Plfly Activities Boys Chorug I 2 3 l 2 F H A I2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Mixed Chorus I 2 3 Class President l Student Council l sal K K...-v LORETTA ANN AULT LOIQTYG Hobby Dancing ACYIVIYIES Cheerleader l 2 3 F H A l 2 3 4 Pep Club l Girls Basket b l JOHN JULUISSON JR Lmle John Hobby Huntnng ACfIVIfIeS Boys Chorus 2 3 Mixed Chorus 23 Annual Staff 4 Class Vlce President l Basketball l NANCY CAROL MARSHALL Nancy Hobby Music Actavrtles Bandl 2 3 4 Gnrls Chorus 12 Mrxed Chorus l 2 Class Play 3 4 Cheerleader 2 F H A I2 34 Pe Club l Girls Basketball l Egyptian Music Camp 3 13- sf GARY KEEFAUVER Gary Hobby Football Actlvuhes B n 12 3 4 F A 1234 Pep Club l Wresilmg 2 Swdent Councul 4 Basketball l 2 3 NORMA JEAN VANCE Norm Hobby Drawing Acflvmes Girls Chorus 'l 3 Mixed Chorus 3 Class Play 4 F H A l 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Pep Club l GlflS rw? ,,,.f' if CLYLE RAYMOND TAYLOR SP'99 Hobby Lovnn Red Headed Girls Achvmes Bo s Chorus l 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 3 F F l 2 Wrestlmg l 2 Football 'l 2 3 4 Base Club l PATRICIA KAY VAN DYKE HOWARD EDWARD MCMULL EN DOLLIE KIDD at Harry Do Hobby Roller Slcatmg Sporrs Hobby Fnshmg Hobby Reodmg ACYIVIYIQS Girls Chorus 2 F H A Actwmes A 2 3 4 Actlvmes Gurls Chorus l 2 3 4 ll 2 3 4 Pep Clubl Gnrl5Baslqe!baII Club l F F A Camp 2 Mixed Chorus 4 Pep Club l Girls 16- Bsketballl FHA 1234 0-drrff 'F -'- ff' --4-' :ffl ,,,g 5 ' 5 5 g...,, ' 2,,4j ..A.,g 4: Foorball 1,2.5,4: Track 1,2f3l4f lfasketball lg Librbrian 4. ' bull l,2,3g lrock 2,35 bud 11, Pep 51' ' A 3 I ,X Wg , Y 4101 P IP I I I I ll- k 'A'-.' -FfF..1,,,,Pep -' 'ill' 1 1--f ' G i.f. ,,.f 'rib JERRY COULTER BETTY ANNE MARSHALL MAURICE SPANGLER Shorty Betty Morne Hobby Fishing Hobby Sewing Hobby Skating Huntung Fish Activities F F A I 2 3 4 Sentenal Actsvntnes n I 2 3 4 F an 3 Tumbling 2 3 I 2 3 4 Publnc Relatlons Chalrman Actxvltzes Basketball I 2 Fo t Class Play 4 Pep Club I L b 2 3 brarlan 3 JEANNINE VAN MIDDLESWORTH JUNIOR HAYNES VIRGINIA ANN CHURCHILL Neon Bunny Ginny Hobby Readmg Hobby Hunting owxmmlng Car Hobby Travellng ACYIVITISS Tf0I1Sfeffed IYOVT1 CCIHTOFI Racing Actuvntles Glrls Chorus I 2 3 Mixed 2 M'Xed Chorus I F H A 2 Actlvltles A 2 3 4 o C orus 3 Class Play 3 4 I: H A b I2 Pep Club I 2 3 4 Pep C ub la MARVIN HENDERSON Marv Hobby Tlnlcerlng Wlth Cars ctlvltles F F A l 2 3 4 Se e tary 3 Presldent 4 Wrestlmg 2 Student Councnl 4 Football l24 55 EVELYN MURPHY ERNEST HINES Murph Ernle Hobby Collectmg Song Books Hobby Huntmg Fishing Swnmmlng ACYIVIYIBS A I2 3 4 Ac lvutles F F A 2 3 4 Club l Girls Basketball 'l KARLA JOANN BURROWS e Hobby Horseback Rudlng Actnvmes Girls Chorus l 2 3 4 Mnxed Chorus 4 Classplay 4 F H A 4 Pe C ub l Librarian 18- CHARLES E DILTS Charlie Hobby Automobiles Actuvntnes Band l 2 3 4 Class Play 4 FFA 'l234 Reporterfi HAZEL MARIE ASHWOOD Hazel Hobby Horseback Rldnng ACYIVIYIQS Transferred from Lewas t wn 3 Glrls Chorus l 2 Mnx d orus l 2 2 3 4 Club 2 Q fi! BARBARA BUMP CLYDE FERDINAND VON ACH JR Barb Ferdle Hobby Playung Pool Huntmg ACYIVITIES Basketball I Football I Track Manager I Hobby Muslc Actuvltles Class Play 4 F H A Hlstorlan Pe C ub LILA JANE LAIRD MARVIN VAN MIDDLESWORTH Ln a Van Hobby Sports Hobby Huntlng Flshung Swummmg ACTIVIYIGS Transferred from Thomp Actlvltles Transferred from Canton s n Ohlo 2 Band I2 34 Mixed 2 Football 3 Chorus I F H A I 2 4 Girls Basket b I GLADYS LUCILLE TROUT Lettuce Hobby Crocheting Actlvmes B n I 2 3 4 If s Chorus I 2 3 4 Muxed Chorus I 2 3 PATSY EILEEN STRODE at Hobby Horseback Rxdlng ACYIVIIIOS Girls Chorus I 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus I 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 FHA 1234 PepCIubI 19- r V . if , Q I 1 a n B .. I I l n - - If - Gd ,,,:G'l If2,3,4i ' ' 41 P I I- 1 - ,,fi ' ft. 45 Class Play 3,4g F.H.A. I,2,3,4g X ,, V Q. f 'Nu 3 Ei ..l. . . h .P- ' .,T I' I A ' '. -I 0, 'z ' : - ' ull., ,ff ,,, Hobby Collecting Old Buttons Hobby Reading Actlvltles F H A I2 4 Annual Chorus 4 F H A 12 3 4 SHIRLEY MCCORMICK ANNA LEA HAACKE EVA LOU SHIELDS Shar Anna Leo Hobby Readmg Actnvmes Girls Chorus l 3 Mixed Chorus 3 Class Play 4 F H A I2 3 and Postal Cards Actwmes Gurls Chorus 3 4 Mexed xD' 'if SHIRLEY ARMILLA BEAM WILMA JEAN ORWIG MARY ELAINE EHRESMAN Armnlla Wim Pee Wee Hobby Reading Hobby Textule Pountmg Hobby Sports-Roller Skatung Actwltles Girls Chorus 3 4 Mnxed Actnvutles Pep Club 'I Gnrls Basket Actnvutues Gnrls Chorus l 2 F H A Chorus 4 F H A 12 3 4 Pep Club l ball l Student Council 2 l 2 3 4 Gnrls Basketball 1 Lxbroruan 20- 234 s U I ' . Q 1 A 4 4 - M ' Tl 4 ,I .X X, ' A 'A 'T +1 v ' Q ' I I ll I I IEVI -...,,3,g g.'..,,,.', 5 g.l'.,,, Sfqff 45 Libfqriqn 4, 4g Pep Club Ig Girls Basketball l. I ffl 'max WU A . l All ' M X what A . 7 . Senior Class I-listorq Do I hear faint strains of'Pomp and Circumstance' in the distance? Of course! And why not? We will soon be graduated from good old C. H. S., so let me tell what we have contributed while we were here. ln our freshmen year we were off to a good start by winning second prize on our homecoming float, giving a successful Christmas party, and by showing great enthusiasm in all sports in which the Cuba Cardinals participated. Then came our sophomore year and we were always willing to help when needed, We sponsored a success- ful chili supper and a Halloween party. The profits from these helped to pay our prom bills the next year. We also took part in many activities of the school. ln the cheerleader section, we are proud to say all four girls on the A team were sophomores. The sophomore boys helped to take care of the sport division, and many of our class members participated in Chorus, F.H.A., F.F.A., and Band. l - JN-7Q!::a Last year as iuniors, we were kept fairly busy. Our class play, 'Inner WiIly', under the direction of Mrs. Helen Skean, was a great success. An important event was ordering our class rings. We received third prize on our float. May I boast a little and say that I think our prom was one of the prettiest ever held in this school? Now we are the 'worth waiting for' senior class. First came our senior pictures when we looked our best. Our annual staff was kept busy getting the annual ready. 'Mister Co-Ed' our senior class play was a success also. We were still strong in all sport divi- sions and other activities of the schooL Clarabel Churchill was a very charming queen for homecoming and we won 3rd prize on our float. Now, as prom time draws nearer and the music for graduation grows louder, we bid farewell to C. H. S. and say 'Good luck, Under Classmenl' Patty Lescallett ' .fs- ..2l.. ,, . 'Q 'f 6 F 4,513 ihgpwx ,. 4 '11 f .x, . - 1-.- 1 .Q .Z ,. '3. !' n' ', Q, TH .fb .MWSN ...S rg- 'Vx Senior , v, , .... Baby Pictures Dick Shaw Jeonnma VanMidd leswonh Marvin VanMiddleswoith Eugene McConkey Nancy Marshall Clarabel Churchill Berry Marshall Hazel Ashwood Junior Haynes Nancy Sfockham Virginia Churchill .Tom Hopkins Chmles Dilfs -22- I Class Wull We the senuor class bequeath our seats un the senuor home rooms to the lunuors to the sopho mores our dugnufued manners to the freshmen our knowledge and to the faculty our gratutude and apprecuatuon for theur patuence I HAZEL ASHWOOD bequeath my height to Arleta McMullen I' LORETTA AULT bequeath my lukung for a certaun Fuatt car and uts druver to no one I ARMILLA BEAM bequeath my seat un Amen can hustory to my suster Mullucent I BARBARA BUMP bequeath my quuet ways to Karen Hackett I KARLA BURROWS bequeath my red haur to Martha Turall who nearly has ut I CLARABEL CHURCHILL bequeath my pep and cheerleadung abuluty to Beverly Putman I VIRGINIA CHURCHILL bequeath my typing abuluty to Janet Ault I JERRY COULTER bequeath my tutle as smallest boy un the class to Don Harper to Dean Walters I ELAINE EHRESMAN bequeath my bus rude every mornung and nught to Maxune Beebe I ANNA LEA HAACKE bequeath my glasses to some unsuspecting person I JUNIOR HAYNES bequeath my abuluty to argue to Larry Perry I MARVIN HENDERSON bequeath my quuet way to Duck Henderson I ERNEST HINES bequeath my lukung for hunt ung to Gene McCloskey I THOMAS HOPKINS bequeath my abultty to play basketball to Danny Wuld I JOHN JULIUSSON bequeath my clever come backs to Curtue Foster I GARY KEEFAUVER bequeath my abuluty to play football to Don Clayberg I DOLLIE KIDD bequeath my talent for talk to Jean Runyan I LILA LAIRD bequeath my freckles toMaruIyn Ford I PATTY LESCALLETT bequeath my fruend ly smule to Nancy Gullespue I BETTY ANNE MARSHALL bequeath my uob at Black s Garage next fall to Barbara Marshall I NANCY CAROL MARSHALL bequeath my trups to Canton to Nancy Yackley I JERRY MCCAUGHEY bequeath my furst chaur un the cornet sectuon to Helen Porter I GENE MCCONKEY bequeath my 'ob as stu dent councul presudent to my successor wuth hopes he can get some pep talks from the student body I SHIRLEY MCCORMICK bequeath my beautu ful blond haur to Sarah Havens I HAROLD MCMULLEN bequeath my good be havuor to Marvun Thurman I GENE MILLER bequeath my abuluty to get a Cuba gurl to Claude Hallam I EVELYN MURPHY bequeath Bull Baughman to anyone who thunks they can get hum I WILMA ORWIG bequeath my small features to Evelyn Beaurd I DICK SHAW bequeath my lob at the Standard I EVA LOU SHIELDS bequeath my abuluty to own a duamond rung to Louuse Martin I MAURICE SPANGLER bequeath my lob at Marshall s Hardware to John McNeuI I NANCY STOCKHAM bequeath my nuckname Babe to anyone who would apprecuate ut I PATSY STRODE bequeath my black hour to Mary Strode I CLYLE TAYLOR bequeath my place un boy s chorus to Gary Harper I DOROTHY THOMSON bequeath all the fun un edutung The Cardunal to Kleo Torrance I GLADYS TROUT bequeath my abuluty to do bookkeepung to Beverly Morgan I NORMA JEAN VANCE bequeath my abuluty for drawung pretty gurls to Ivan Hulton I JEANNINE VAN MIDDLESWORTH bequeath my long hour to Edwuna Wulson I MARVIN VAN MIDDLESWORTH bequeath my luttle black mustache to Gordon Powell I CLYDE VAN ACH bequeath my laughter to Duck Moody l PATRICIA VAN DYKE bequeath all my boyfruends to Kathryn Emory Sugned Senuor Class of l954 23- ' 1 1 l 1 I 1 1 I . . . ' - 1 , . 1 I I I P 1 1 1 E I . . . . . . . . I I . I I . . . . . ' 1 1 0 ' I I , , . . . . . . . . ' I . .. . - . I . . . I I .- I I . . . . I I - I I . . . 0 . . I I . . 1 1 I v . . . . ' I . - I I . . . . . . . . ' I I . . . . . I I . I, CHARLES DILTS, bequeath my hot-rod Ford station to Eddie Shields. . ' I . . I I , . . . . . . . . . I I . , . 1 1 0 ' . . I I . . . a l - - 1 1 ' . I I . 1 1 I ' . . . I I . - . I I I - . . . I I . . . . . . . . 1 1 ' . . I I . . 1 1 ' I ' . . I I . . I ' , , . . . . ' 1 1 I I , . . . . ' 1 1 1 1 . . ' 1 , , 1 1 I ' I ' . . . . I I 1 ivv GJ! 6' QI. ,Mv?, in 41 ix? , 'sf-Q 7'99N r .. 'P 1. e. . 1 . -.A 24- I -ixel Q 0- 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10 Bobby Homer Dorothy Thomson Homer Thomson Barbara Bump Donald Bennett Gordon Bennett Jumor Haynes Jackie Haynes Jumor Bennett Potty Lescallett Jerry McCaughey Rohnie Dilts Tommy Gilmore Karrol Bagley Kate Harr Mary Bishop THE BA August 20 l964 Cuba, lllInoIs fSpecIal Sunday, August I6 T964 the Cuba High School class f 1954 held a pIcnIc at the farm home of Mr and Mrs Marvin Henderson and family All forty two members of the graduating class were present A delicious basket dInner was enloyed by all VIsItIng and remInIscIng were the diverslons of enter talnment SpecIal gifts were awarded to Mr and Mrs Larry Coulter for havIng the largest family present and to Barbara Bump for havIng come the long est distance We elected of fIcers as follows for the l3th tIme, Tom Hopkins, presIdent, Pat McCaughey, secretary and Clarabel McConkey reporter The reporter has found some Interesting InformatIon about Interest to the readers of thIs paper VIFQIHIG Churchill told us of her latest plans for her trip to Mars Accompanying her on the trIp are her space cadettes, who are GHXIOUS to get on theIr way as they plan to study the InhIbItants and theIr way f lIvIng WIlmo Orwig, now Mrs Jeff MIller, IS leading a very happy homellfe wIth her famIly of 5 chlldren and Jeff WIlma wrItes a daily column for the ChIcago TrIbune, RearIngYoungPeople and l.IkIng It Wilma s ome lIfe IS certaInly proof that she knows what she IS talking about Owners of the newly con structed hardware store ID MacombareMr and Mrs MOUFICC Spangler MCUYICS reports that he has a large business and sells the latest thIngs In hard ware 26-. A new kind of haIr permanent has Iustappeared on the market Jeannlne Van MIddlesworth has perfected thIs solution which guarantees natural curl for the rest of your llfellme Jeanmne IS very much Interested In haIr styling and shows a promIsIng future T e class of 54 has two graduates In WashIngton, D C They are Dollle KIdd and Patsy Strode, who are the first women from the state of lllInoIs to be come Representatwes In the U S congress Elalne Ehresman has fulfilled her school gIrl ambItIon to be a laboratory technIcIan She has lust perfected a new dentIfrIce called ElaInes ElImInator which she guarantees to re move bad breath and tarter, as well as the teeth sIxth consecutive year as ste wardess IS Shirley McCormIck Durmg this tIme Shirley has become acquamted wIth many prominent people IncludIng the President of the U S Shirley has had many memorable ex pertences and enloys her work a great deal AppearIng over StatIon C U B A TV In Cuba, lllInoIs IS Mar vIn Van MIddlesworth with hIs famous TV show This IS Your WIfe Marvin IS revealing some startling facts about former Cubans and their matrImonIal secrets Another gIrl In our class who has devoted her lIfe to serving others IS Karla Burrows She lust arrIved home from Africa where she has practIced her nursing She plans to tour the U S and give lectures on her expenences One of the top business col Ieges In Illinois today IS the Trout Busmess School Gladys Trout IS tne presldent and has established a very fine reputa tion for herself, her school and her graduates Mrs Neal Swartzbaugh Nancy Marshall as we knew her, IS openlng a new school of danc Ing whIch IS to be the greatest dancIng school SINCE the tIme of Arthur Murray She specIal Izes In her orIgInal dance styles, the latest being the Earmmgton Rhumba In whIch the PGYYICIPODTS lmlfdfe farm anImals Gene Miller and his wIfe are now lIvIng In WashIngton, D C where Gene employed as chIefInvestIgator for the F B l He IS now hot on the ffdll ofa mIssIng beautIful model, Wanda Vanderbullt lt IS a tough case but we belIeve Gene will have It closed before long IS Tom Hopkins Tom has had a very good year with 'l5 wins and 2 losses We hear that Tom and hIs Wlfe are planning to have a basketball team of theIr own In the future' Appearing In England a month ago was the famous tumblIng team, Coulter and Taylor , which consIsts of Mr and Mrs Jerry Coulter and Mr and Mrs Clyle Taylor They have toured the entIre world We are proud to say that whale they were In England they appeared before the lung and queen Mrs Dean Walters the former Betty Ann Marshall IS a R N and has plenty of opportunutles to practuce at home as she has four darling daughters Betty IS pretty busy most of the tIme takIng care of them and of course, worrying about her husband who IS on avIator When we look In the women's sport news we usually see the . O . . . ' . . h , ,, ' . - - . - . . . is each graduate which will be of Flying with T..W.A. for her Coaching at Bradley this year . . . . 0 . .. ,, , . . ,,. . , h I . I GUR name Lala Laard s Lallaes an at somewhere Lala started her baseball team when she grad uated and as now manager and, of course, one of the moan players Just last summer Lala s team won the pennant an the woman s league Nancy Stockham and Dack Shaw were recently marraed after a long engagement, b gannang back anthearhagh school days They are makang thear home an Canton where Dack has become the new owner of a servace stataon By the way Nancy as gavang paano lessons DarIeneHendersonandCharles Dalts have become Mr and Mrs Cas E Dalts III They ave three boys, Chas E IV Chas E V and Chas E VI Charles as very fond of the famaly name and has decaded to keep at goang Capatalazang on mathematacal abalaty Gene McConkey has and as teachang at atHarvard U He and has class are workang on a proaect to buald a bradge from the East coast across the Atlantac, to the coast of Eng land We thank wath Gene s abalaty he wall some day master thas feat Landaa Sellsnatch, the former Barbara Bump, as the new rasang star an Hollywood Barb, as we know her, has fanashed makang her latest pacture How to Marry a Tramp The class of 54 as very proud to have had a classmate who has become a star Marvan Henderson has followed an has father s footsteps as a fararter He and has wafe, Ruth, have2chaIdren,I O00 chackens, IO0 head of cattle, 200 pags and 500 acres of farm land Because he has these posses saons, we knowMarvan as a very busy farmer Another of our prosperous farmers as Gary Keefauver and has wafe, Gladys They farm on a large scale, but thear maan anterest as poultry They are proud parents of twan boys, a good start for a football team At Ft Brerwood, Indaana we fand the former Loretta Ault and her husband Larry, who as now a Iaeutenant an the army Thear famaly of seven chaldren pro vade them wath much entertaan ment Armalla Beam and Anna Lea Haacke are stall anseparable pals These two garls ar rn busaness an a dress shop It s located an Smathfaeld whach has grown to be an andustraous caty Besades doang a Ia ge local busaness, they have a maal order house too Clyde Fredae Von Ach as known to all Chacagoans by has downtown pharmacy He and has staff of employees present a good appearance an thear whate, starched unaforms, Eredae as stall quate a prank ster Pat and Jerry McCaughey are happaly marraed and are Iavang an St Louas Jerry as playang at the EI Roco Naght Club where h as wath the Real McCaughey Orchestra Patty as also workang naghts at Barnes Hospatal as a regastered nurse Mrs Evelyn Murphy Baughman as stall a Cuba resadent, hop m rraed to B T ear famaly has Increased to 2 boys andagarl They have the newest get model chevrolet, but at as stall green The latest partnershap an Phaladelphaa as the Haynes McMullen Men s Store Thear motto as We fat the men who want to be fat In has s are tame Junaor comes back to lllanoas to fash hunt and tmp whale, Harold enaoys the PIWIIG delphaa socaalates Mrs Marvan Whate, the tormer Eva Lou Shaelds has er Beauty Shoppe an Chacago where she has perfected a new haarcut, the Mexacan haarless, as a sequal to the poodle cut In New York at the Vancewood Department store Norma Vance and Hazel Ashwood are model ang clothes Norma desagns her own nataonally known styles whaleHazel manages the model ang department Our old home town post offace c er , John Yu on rac Julausson, has reached has goal He as now P M general of the goo ol U S Sgt Patracaa Van Dyke has a very amportant aob as a W A C n the U S army She as e head of a begganang corps of WACS and for males around the Dykefaeld Base you can hear Pat callang Hut, 2 3 4 There are few log aams an Oregon sance Ernae and Char Iotte Hanes have purchased the largest log camp an the U S Ernae as a hard workang lumber aack,who keeps thelogs movang and Charlotte tells us that he also saws logs when h asleep Dorothy Thomson as supervasor of the elementary schools an Peoraa She as marraed to the presadent of Bradley Unaversaty and darects the publashang of the college paper As for me, I am now rs Clarabel McConkey After graduatang from the U of IIIa noas where I maaored an aournal asm, I secured a posataon wath the Chacago Tames I am now socaety edator and enaoy my work very much, becuase at enables me to meet many cele brataes and cover many fashaon able partaes Thas was the tenth reunaon of the class I wonder what the report wall be an IO more years? ' 5 . . 5 . . 7, . - . ' . I ' I I 1 I1 . , - , . e- . . . . , ' I k k E ' . I ' ' ' . . . . . - Q . . . e I . ' ' ' . i d ' . . at . . ' . at ' ' ' ' - - - ' . ' ' r i . . . ' th A ' ' ' ' . . . . A . ' Q - H . . . ' I I I 1 ' . . I ' ' . - . become a first class engineer . ' I I Q I . . q . pg , . . - . . . . . , . . . ' l I U - . . . . e is I 1 ' . . . g . . . A . e . . . I U . . . - M . H. pily a ' ill. h ' . u I U . . . ' ,- l I ' . . . . . . 4 . . , ' : . .5 . p , . . . . ' ' ' , 5 , 4 09 Jim Mitchell President Duxae Taylor L.- UYIIOYS Ronald Tartar Kathryn Han' Se cretary Treasurer Donald Burton Etta Yaste RA. Raymond VanDyke Lorena Churclnll Eddie Marshall Verla Roberts Tommy Gulmore Ruth Anne Wulluams ...28.- gl Dean Walters Q-uv Robe rt Marsha I I Betty McMul len Ed Moody Vvce President V 4-4' K lea Torrance Nancy Yackley Robert Ault Pawnee Ford J e J 1' - in - . I ' 4 1 Q- . ' ri, v ' . X , A' 5 l S' ' ' R ,, 4 I nj! R 4 ' B n I. 5' F 1 5 fffs Ronnie Smith Thelma Lafary Harold Miller Sandra Stevenson Donald Sprecher Q , . 5, R uf wi 1 f 1.-'Q X- R . I R - f' ' tl, sz ' Xl ' q .fr of 1. ' Y Wayne He l le Beverly Put mon Evelyn Bealrd f 1 Gary Phullups Dora Slater Bob Homer John McNeil .lean Wllllamson I Martin Quick Donna Pasley Davld Walker Charlotte Bealrd i rm Rench Ermadean McNeal Larry Wenger Dons Rllea Rlchard Kelme Larry Ashwood Mary Strode ' 1 Darlene Thomson Kenneth Brooks Jlmmle Thompson Chqflone Weaver Shirley Behymer .lack Plotts 29- 4 par. , 1 x V . an ii, ' ,.,:L ' f V,' in ' ' itt t' . 1 .H ,I 1 K -A , fell L :fl ' ' . . . . J. hi' ' W, i t 'h ff V . W .,r, ,H K gg if X , at 1 Marie Kuehru Lawrence Paul Shnlgy Sony Darlene Henderson Kenneth Mortundale nk EMM Mlgaret Grundle Gene McCloskey Ralph Newlun Betty Buxton Jack Zaborac Gladys Reneau Thelma Taylor Ronnue Wild Helen Porter Mary Bushop van Hulton 'VA' 1 Z Dale McCance Mullucent Beam 'i lm Junuor Bunch Louuse Martun Junuor Class Hustorq The uunuor class upon enterung hugh school was green and unexperuenced but ut soon got organuzed and began to show promuses of becomung an outstandung class The followung were elected to offuces .lum Mutchell resudent Ed Moody vuce presudent and Harold Mul er secretary treasurer When freshman day came along Gordon Bennett carrued away the pruze for the best dressed frosh Kate Harr was our homecomung queen representatuve Our next year we had one of the buggest sophomore classes toenter Cubd Hugh We elected Beverly Putman presudent Kleo Torrance vuce presudent Don Mason secretary Dean Wolters treasurer and Jum Mutchell student councul representatuve We were honored to have three sophomore gurls Kate Harr Thelma Lafary and Beverly Putman as cheerleaders Our float Let s Bury Em Deep ran away wutl: the furst pruze un the 401 homecomung parade Thelma Lafary represented u as our class queen Thus year we started out by electung Jum Mutchell presudent Ronald Tarter vuce presudent Kate Harr secretary Dean Walters treasurer Larry Ashwood and Nancy Yockley student councul representatuves Two uunuor gurls Beverly Putman and Thelma Lafary are now A Team cheerleaders For the second straught year we won furst on our homecomung float We were honored by havung Kate Harr as our queen We have sold candy and pop to make money for our rom P We have had a wonderful year and now are lookung forward to being SOYNOYS Ronald Tarter QI' ' a K . , I .T I L ' u - I A . . ' . 4 Q' W ' 5 . ,,x X , '. 8' pr, ' . no . , J Is 1 -if i ' . c 4 75 ' is o J l k ,II 4 ll ' 5 ,L 5 g x rvgx 'U 'if-QP' r f . T- x A' A '- . , 02. T T . . . . . I . 2 ' I u ' l I . ' T' . . . . I I . I . . U. : . , 5 I . - . F I r.r f 1 ' I l I .5 . I - .. . ' I . I . . . I , . ' I I . Q I . - . I I r ' F 1 . ' 1 G . ' 2 ' ' . ' I ' I I I I , . p e . . . . xt. Duck Moody President 4 'V' Charlene Reneau Treasurer Donald Harper Mary Lou Bonmster Student Councll Rep Carol Jean Sosey Donald Clayberg Ja net Wa lte rs 42-. Larry Wilson Eldon Mr l ler Secretary Paul Kelme Karrol Bagley Nancy Kerr Homer Thomson GQ Kenneth Runyon Edwina Wilson X Donna Henderson Student Counc ul Rep Maru lyn Ford Ronald Dilts Karen Hackett Larry Hutchins Gary Harper Vuce President Harry Fourdyce Beverly Morgan Bill Wallick Beverly He Ile Sophomores D D f . ' , , X QA E X, 1 A - l l 4 Q . 5 s C W .. sl Wi E- Dlcll Strode Jane Walsh Robert Strode Kay Walters Paley Wullsams Sharon Wedel Kenneth Marvel Janet Ault Kenneth McAdams Dons Wust C17 Ronnne Henderson Marcella Trone Bull Bradley Marty Moore Lee Clay berg Patncla Baughman 'Q 1 Rayford Darst 5 Danny Wnld Paula Heller 1' CUYYI CUCR Richard Koelllng Lee Burrows Martha Turall Dlxle Pauwells Gene Howard .33- f V 0 .2171 4 . - fix D , W, .- A lv V .,?1'?l .' 5' 5. ' wx ' 'ev x -, ' VJ , ' ' R Y- :I , 'X LX . , 5 7 W 1- ' N 4- fill y y x s. 1 V ' , X H' ,Q V L , l I A. 1 ' x- f ., 'I - 11 ' Walter Cantrall Donna English Esther Munson Arlan Landus Tom France Helen Nussel Charlotte Ford Jerry Von Ach .lum Wulson Kathryn Emery Ruchord Lafary Jackue Haynes Eugene Roberts Sophomore C The 1953 sumrmr seemed very short to the students at Cuba Hugh School The Sophomore class was anx uous and ready to start a new year of studyung and good turms together when the school doors opened The class elected Duck Moody president Gary Harper vuce presudent Eldon Muller secretary and Charlene Reneou treasurer Donna Henderson and Don Harper tued un the electron for student councul representatuve and both represent our class on the student councul Two gurls from our class Kay Walters and Carol Sosey were elected Bteam cheerleaders The class held a get together an the form of a hay rack rude and wuener roast at Lee Clayberg s home where a good tume was enloyed by all The S0Phomores voted to enter a float un the home comung parade We decorated lt un the red and whute school colors ourtheme was Wushung for a Vuctory We dudn t wan a pruze but earned honorable mentuon Charlene Remau represented our class as queen that evenung at the dance escorted by our presudent Duck Moody +34-. X 4- WX Duck Coulter Donnie Henderson Gary Bevard lass Hlstorq We soon learned that we had to muse money to pay our expenses Our class was dusmussed one afternoon to puck up corn on Russell Walter s farm We earned 553 00 and reallzed more than ever the value of a dollar We held a food sale the followung Saturday To relax a lrttle we sponsored an all school party un the school cafeteria lt was one ofthe nucest tues of the year We have enpoyed our sophomore days together and now above all we are loolung forward to beung lunuors Eldon Muller A l 1 ., Q A A , , x ,' y ,T 0 . 1 l 'r Q g 1 fl -ug . ll - v . T ui ' A . ' - ' .W x- 1 Q, , va p. ? lv?', J ' A-I ' 'W-neJ '. . , K xxx V W J , -Q usa,--1 e . . . , . I . F . V . . r . ' . i I r I D I I . . . . . po'- . . l I I . . . l r ' ' -- . . , ,n ur - - - rr , . . , . . . I . I . B ...-BB-A 135- .H' Larry W md sor Pres :dent Joyce Wllllamson Ronald Nolan Dons Kuehn Benlamnn Sandall 136.- Arleta McMullen Secretary Vance Stell Treasurer Donna As hwood Cecil Ne wburn I Sarah Havens Freshmen R nc hard Henderson Vlce Presrdent Barbara Marshall Marshall Grrgsby Sandra Hodgluns Haro ld Cattron Edna Marlo Trout Lewis Behymer Carol Carver Harold Wu lllamson Dlx I0 Becke lhymer Jerry Churchnll Jacquelme Smart Lloyd Blswell Donna Hackett Ross Ford 3 l a , , - as , X or i x 4 P s. K N Xi X I .clit Gene Weaver Glorla Sprinkle Rlchard Dealun Maxnne Beebe ...qc Dorothy Marvel George Pas ley Kathleen Wild Marvnn Thurman Eddle Amsler Dlxle Slater Dwayne Hart Sherrill Roberts Frank Chqmhfg Taylor Scarf PCflSlI Beverly Carmron Bob Ashwood Shnrley Hardesfy Eldon Au f JoAnn DeFord Gordon Powell Marce lla Wages Vlrgll Howarfer Linda Strode Bully Burgess -3 f -. ya . H e X l 1. 4 A .Q ml ...if 1 - ' f xx l D . . . I . ' ' . H A x ' I A Claude Hallam Nancy Gillispie , L , ' if ,uf . ? 14' hx C ' --r .1 x Dean Coulter Annabelle Kidd Bill Hart Jean Runyan l Donald McMullen po Nancy C Q 'Q lark Curtus Foster Marcia Bevard Kenneth Ryan Larry Perry Verl Malott Vernon McCloskey Rufh Murphy ,j JI! James Casper 481 Tom Mulllgan Ronnve Clayberg 4 Q Nancy Blakey Roger Ruegel Eddle Shields Hustoru Freshmen Class Earlv Car-bed 11 me yes , c we s fre- v1 v a e 111. mom ng ol agus! 1 1 buses mea wfwu11d111, cuba 11 ,11 Sc 15161 11 me school .1911 1m,.d an' aww H mm., 5 'wool ,em 1 11, 0,1 1 ,Q fm, 0 1 P1511 aus nu e -mm COVHMSE u Cl 5 ,Q1 0 , ,11.u1, r an e fses e :1 Fvan-1 , we -eve wore' e sa ec e e en an 'rw- Sc on an Semen-r,ev .1 we decrdca vans on new R Q1 M.. ue ad sov secvev 1, ua: exser ences were vm s ar :evempsc me 1-10 1 vw e 1:1 eieqv n nas 1 Dress en1 w- cr ere 1: 1, I enaevscn me pres dem Ielc Ac e we 'ecsum-v ave ou Mrs delrlumr a on :re .1 sw 1:41 V Q12 Q umm ww. T . D1 les 11. 1,151 me-1 Ke 11, amor W1 Jer! 1, mm Q sen 5 ,uv '10 QI V1 ll B 91 S ec E CS VT SU A D .I CIVVQWJJ .leer rvu 1' n e e e ee ea eva 'ne evefwa les 1e an was rv-e 3 new res e ss e 1 W awe l veC'14'1s:n 4 Q b.9.,1., .1.1 . emnps cow o 11 11, 5 w av 919:11 ,Q ,Q ov -r1a,be 1'-'sv an 3 shoe 5 o e :rcceu-1m1nv'1e1ea1 uxclrvenas :ea s an educunon -v1e'a V:M.11le1 :ix , ., M . v. .9 ' -1' 1 .., .. X 1 1 Q . 1 J - ' r ' 'f Q R ,, 4 O an 1 A 3,1951 1-11 11 nv .aw us :1- Z: ' .3 -.Q ,he .- ,. , .. 1, L11' A 2113 3:15, . E 1 and 1 ww ' ' : 1 .. t, 'Dv ' se: 1-uv 'Q fa 1 3 ,, Q31 Z , 1,4, ,, A - , .:.1-1:-e..-111511. 1:1 11 . Q r1e4.'v1 -1.3.,uu H da, 1'1 .1111 V F '1e r:v'1 1- '10 1 .s1 1. ww db 1 , 1-11,51 1 The Q V ua-'1e1: :H 1:1 mv 1121.5 ,, '1,q4 V , ,1 1-11.511 311: ev 1 91. -as f1Q.e::ff115.: f Q21 .35 fm-'.11, cv .:- , ,5 2 an ,e3, 9 3111, :QI Ca ,Nay ,3, 1e: :.- nc av ae. -Y, As' -. -.ca Q 1 -1 .,, ,, , 1 I can 31-11 ,M 12 11 : .. .-ef 11121 we r,e.1 , 1 5111 2 1, C4 Q., 111s S 5' ww 2' vw fa '1 2 N, C. Mg. SUDCM A ,ef , 1. M1 x.1z1. and rang. J : . 'A , J .A :wp 1. f 5112: 1 wx' . 1 . ,,G, , 3, Q1,C,,, T1 s:1v1:1 1 ,1v1:4vw cl: ev 5 11' , .,, 1171 5 1, . 1. :L C. 1.11, 1 1 1 , 1 1- L v 1 :,, d 1 Q '1P '11 ' 9'9 9 1 151, 3 1 ' I , . Y A1 1 - 1: :,..11e' . p w 2,1 1 f, 2 um: S ll, - . 1 1 Q . 9 '14 9 .21 Q 1 ' 11.5, .1 , , 1, 119-1 1 , Q . Actlvltles Du-I Xi' ,--1'1'f '11, u' r,. , f I' f 1 w-H' We W 3 i -42 , -9 'af rg! 4 . Q-.11 ff - s-. WE N aff'- J .ke . .B'HA' J f ,pf 'l ul An important day at Cuba High School this year was Homecoming. We will not forget it soon. With the exception of a strong wind, it was a perfect day. The parade consisted of many colorful floats. All these lined up at the ball tield and paraded through town before a large crowd of spectators. First prize in the high school division 'was awarded tc the iunior class, second, tie between P.T.A. and Smithfield, third, senior class, and fourth, the annual staff. The sophomore class earned honorable mention. ln the evening on the Shiery Cole Field, Cuba met Havana in a football game in which Cuba was victorjqus to the tune of 35 to l4. At the half the high school marching band presented the 'Story of Two Alumni. To make our day complete, everyone was in- vited to the dance in the gymnasium. The student council president, Gene Mcconlcey crowned the senior candidate, Clarabel Churchill, homecoming queen. Her attendants were iunior, Kathryn Harrg sophomore, Charlene Reneaug and Freshman, Ruth Murphy. This completed our perfect day which we are sure will long be remembered. 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' 3 i f?- QL and-I-if in ' -uh N' A., ' L I' if F49 ,..- , -43- ROW ONE Ronnue Clayberg Jerry Churchull Dean Coulter Donnie Henderson Claude Hallam Duane Hart Ross Ford Harold Wllluamson Verl Mallott Dlclue Henderson Jerry Coulter ROW TOW Mr Stevans Dickie Koellvng Don Burton Vmce Stell Ronald Tarter Martin Quick Gene Muller Marvln Henderson Harold Maller KennethBrooks Kenneth Ryan Mr Bratcher ROW T REE Sheldon Bevard Benny Sandall Larr Wulson Eldon Muller Rlchcrd Kelme Lee Clayberg Bob Marshall Homer Thomson Arlan Landis Walter Cantral Jack Zaborac Dean Walters Bob Homer Charles Dults Tom France Rayford Darst Bob Strode ROW FOUR Kenneth McAdams Eddie Shvelds Lee Burrows Ronald Nolan Don McMullen Ruley Wllluams Bobby Ashwood Ronnie Smuth Don Hcrper Larr Ashwood Harry Fourdyce Wayne Helle Ronme Dllts Gary Harper Duck Coulter Ronnue Henderson ROW FIV Raloh Newlun, George Pasley Eldon Ault Paul Kelme Gordon Powell Marvin Thurman Richard Deakln Bull Bradley Kenny Marvel Bull Walluck Gary Keefauver Lawrence Paul Bull Hart Marshall Grngsby Frmk Chambers Wrgnl Howarter Hcrold McMullen lf . 'Zur Q-'ff v ' TI 0 6 LEARNING T0 no IQQOPTXFOA DOING TO LEARN X l Nl EARNING T0 LIVE 'Y X LIVING TO SERVE L 'GT-fo x U ,J : - -. I . I .I , . I I . . ' - I I I I . I V ' I : ' l I I I I H I I I . I I . I I ' ' ' I I I I I . I I ' I I U I T I I I I A I I I I I. 4 ' : . l I I I I I I I I I I L ' I I I 1 ' . I I I I Q I I , . . J . , -I ' V-PV s I ' L ,I ififff 4 -rife 6,10 - Il -rg' H 'ff A ' 1:51-L-ji' - 54 S54 -55432 Lfffifgrgzf - ll' ll 74-'if : V. 31:5-FQ.. -113: l ,-:- ff, A-gag:-,i'h I . , Y. r 1, , 'fig' S 1:- 'i -E ,y -'D ,AQ 11 ' X ,:'f' N '71, L 1 nl - f 1 K ,I 4 N NX X V 1 J : ' 7 ' U C705 ' Q' lx C' ' A 5 L L A .44- ff The Cuba F F A has 75 members and IS rep resented by the following offucers Marvln Hender son, president, Gene Muller, vlce president, Harold Muller, secretary Kenneth Brooks, treas ure Martln Qulck, reporter Ronald Tdrter sentinel, and Mr Stevens and Mr Bratcher vlsors. Our F. F. A. has partaclpated In many actlvl tres both educatuonal and recreational which have been enloyecl very much We placed Sth In section 'I2 gram pudglng contest thus year and were rep sented by the followlng. Larry Wllson, Ronnie Henderson, Eldon Muller, Bull Walllck, and Ken neth Marvel. Larry Wulson placed 2nd In contest. On March 25th the Cuba Porlnamentary Pro cedure team partncnpated an the sectlonal contest and placed 4th We were represented by the fol lowmg Lee Clayberg, charrman Kenneth Brooks secretary and Ronald Tarter Duck Henderson, and Donald Burton, floor groups This year, as ln the past, the F F. A. sold garden seeds and concrete hog troughs to keep our orgamzatlon rn good fmanclal standing. The Cuba F. F. A. IS an orgamzatlon to promote leadershlp among farm youth and we use as our motto 'Learning to do, dolng to learn, earmng to live, llvlng to serve. .45-. .U , I X , .p 1 .X - ' ' X ' . I mx. . K , X V 1 , f ,A l f 3 ' . Qt. ' , - - f , ' x ' .. l f 'l F I , , - 'ff . 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Q ROW ONE Shurley Hardesty Donna Englush Helen Nussel Donna Hackett Sandra Hodgkuns Marcella Wages Kay Walters Beverly Mor an Eva Lou Shuelds Darlene Henderson Jane Walsh Karen Hackett Marcua Bevard ROW TWO Mrs Grace Wulson andra Stevenson Nancy Kerr Carol Sosey Thelma Lafary Betty Marshall Doroth Thomson Patty Lescallett Shurley Surry Barbara Bump Gladys Reneau Helen Porter, Marue Kuehn Mrs Helen uuck ROW THREE Beverly Cameron Glorua Sprunkle Lula Laurd Esther Munson Patsy Strode Karla Burrows Kathleen Wuld Martha Turall Pawnee Ford, Norma Vance Evelyn Beaurd Hazel Ashwood Nancy Yackley Nancy Roberts Paula Heller Ruth Wulluams Ermadeon McNeul Clarabel Churchull Betty McMullen Lorena Churchull Nancy Gullespue ROW FOUR Duxue Beckelhymer Charlene Reneau Jean Runyan Dora Slater, Nancy Stockham Verla Roberts Jackue Smart Donna Ashwood JoAnn DeFord Barbara Marshall Charlotte Beaurd Armulla Beam Charlotte Weaver Nancy Marshall Edna Trout Dorothy Marvel, Dorus Wust Edwuna Wulson Janet Walters, Gladys Trout Vurgunua Churchull Nancy Clark Joyce Wulluamson ROW FIVE Arleta McMullen Loretta Ault Duxue Taylor Janet Ault, Duxue Pauwells Mary Lou Bannuster Mullucent Beam Annabelle Kudd Donna Henderson Karrol Bagley Dollue Kudd Shurley Mc Cormuck Marty Moore Lunda Strode Mar Bushop Faye Harr Beverly Putman Pat Van Dyke Elaune Ehresman Evelyn Murphy Jean Wulluamson Darlene homson Anne Lea Haacke Mary Strode l I CREED We are the Future Homemakers of Ameruca MAKIRA We face the future wuth warm courage And hugh hope For we have the clear conscuousness of seekung P W Old and precuous values El For we are the buulders of homes ,luv Homes for Ameruca s future Homes where luvung wull be the expressuon of everythung P Q5 That us good and faur 0 Nfw HO Homes where truth and love and securuty and fauth Wull be realutues not dreams We are the Future Homemakers of Amenca We face the future wuth warm courage And hugh hope -ib- : . I ' I I I I I I ' I I ' 2 I I I I I 0 : U I I I I I I I I l I . l ,I . I l I . 6 . . . : I I I . I I I I I I . n I I- I I 1 o ' . I . I I I I I I ' ' : I I I . ' I I I I I ' - I ' I I . . I I I I In u , ' 4 - I . - I I - . . . Z u I I I . . - I I u . 1 I r I I .I ' I I I I I I I I I I ' I f I I . ,f 4 ig ' ' l l - gel! 5, 1 - 1.. ,QM T :..ll V I- 1 I fZ l'll V ,'f 0. I -I I ' ff 'x 1' l Y A - Owl- cg, . 'Z' . 1 ' ' if f 'L u - 5 ll 5 ' - i fu' ,Q ' ' . 7, -1 Ce . , . . . e4 I , 1 A W I ' Q Surry Nancy Clark Dorothy Thomson Paula Heller ROW TWO Mary Bushop Edna Trout Jean Runyan Maxune Beebe Glorua Sprunkle Lunda Strode Dlxue Becklehymer Carol Sogey ROW THREE Kg,-IQ Burrows Gladys T,-ou, Armulla Beam Anna Lea Haacke Janet Walters Mary Strode Dollue Kudd Patsy Strode Q M66 6 og vs Gurls Ch0ruS The gurls chorus, under the durectuon of Muss Cantwell, worked hard all year Some of the gurls attended the musuc clunuc un Macomb and partucu pated un the concert wuth many boys and gurls from dufferent schools We practuced the Chrustmas songs for the annual school Chrustmas program At the program 'Jungle Bells , wuth the taunt tunkle of sleugh bells un the background, was en loyed by everyone -sa- The gurls practuced on Mondays and Wednesdays of each week and made valuable use of the short tume They attended the Fulton County Festuval un Farmungton There were two gurls ensembles entered un the dustruct contest held un Lewustown The year has gone very fast and Muss Cantwell deserves much credut for her worthwhule efforts ROW ONE: Miss Cantwell, Nancy Kerr, Annabelle Kidd, Verla Roberts, Beverly Cameron, Karrol Bagley, Shirley , S? 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A -- - 0 ' 1 , , . . . . , ROW ONE Maxlne Beebe Jean Runyan Gloria Sprlnkle Dlxle Becklehymer Mary Blshop Carol Sosey Karrol Bagley Shrrley Surry Nancy Clark Llnda Strode ROW TWO Nancy Stockham Nancy Kerr Dorothy Thompson Verla Roberts Patsy Strode Karla Burrows Armllla Beam Edna Trout Janet Walters Paula Heller Mass Cantwell ROW THREE Clyle Taylor Bully Burgess Beverly Cameron Annabelle Kidd Dollle Kndd Gladys Trout Mary Strode ADM Lea Haacke Kenneth Brooks Edwnn Amsler ROW FOUR Gary Harper Harold Cattron Gary Phnllups Kenny Runyan Marten Quuck Jackle Plotts Duck Strode Muxed Chorus The mixed chorus, which met on Thursday for practice appeared on the annual Christmas pro gram and attended the county musuc festival A maxed ensemble consisting of Gladys Trout, Nancy Kerr, Nancy Clark, Dorothy Thomson, Gary Harper, Clyle Taylor, Kenneth Runyan, and Martnn Quick sang ln the dlstrlct contest and won a superuor ratlng whuch gave them the prlvalege at competing In the state contest Miss Cantwell dnd an excellent gob and those who enloyed music found nt In the musac room 1491 2 : I I I I I I I 1 1 ' Z 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 2 I I I I I I I I I ' : I I I I 1 1 ' Q ,.. ,X - I - 3 l Q FIRST ROW Gladys Reneau Helen Porter Edwuna Wulson Carol Sose Shurley Surry Sandra Stevenson Nancy Roberts Patty Lescallett Martha Turall Marty Moore Paula Heller Gadys Trout SECOND ROW Mary Bushop, Dune Beclrelhymer Lunda Strode, Edna Trout Beverly Morgan Clarabel Churchull Beverly Putman Nancy Gullespue Kay Walters Betty Marshall, Nancy Marshall Janet Ault Duxne Taylor Nancy Stockham THIRD ROW Duck Moody Kathryn Emery Lula Larrd Esther Munson, Marten Quuck, Homer Thomson, Kenneth Marvel Kenneth Runyan Gary Keefauver, Don Clayberg Dean Wolters, Bob Marshall Gary Harper Mr Brashear FOURTH ROW Nancy Yackley Caryl Crick Tom France, Lee Clayberg Kathleen Wnld Evelyn Beaord Jam Mrtchell Jerry McCaughey Gene Muller Eldon Muller Harold Muller, Gene McConkey, Glorla Sprunkle FIFTH ROW Harold Wullnamson Bully Burgess Ronnne Drlts Curtus Foster Charles Dults Dorothy Thomson Dorothy Marvel Nancy Kerr Eldon Ault Eddne Amsler Dean Coulter Ross Ford Sondra Hadgluns Q QQ V1 V1 -fx-QR F, -50- .' I : . ' 1 ' 1 I 'I r ' rr . 1 : .', . '26 , ,QS I Q-, :UM X . J N sf' :A fu N JI l 6 , I ,..t 1 ' - 1 f. - W 1- fs ' Y- fl A Student Councn '2- SEATED Mr Taylor Advrsor Gene Muller Vuce President Gene McConkey Presudent Clarabel Churchnll Secretary Treasurer Tom Hopkins STANDING Duck Moody Larry Wmdsor, Bob Ashwood Marvnn Henderson, Don Harper Gary Keefauver Nancy Yackley Jnm Matchell Donna Henderson Annual Sta I -4, SEATED Shcrley McCormvcl-c Photographer Norma Jean Vance Art Edutor Doroth Thomson Editor Nancy Stock ham Subscrnptuon Manager Clorabel Churchnll Feature Edntor STANDING Mrs Larfneld Advasor Tom Hopkuns Busmess Manager John Jullusson Advertnsnng Manager Jerry McCaughey Photograpter Kleo Torrence Junior As SISfOf1'Edl'Of Jim Rench Junior Assistant Busmess Manager Gene McConkey Sports Edutor Q2- 1 4 ,T . Qi ' . i T A fr, . M- , y . A 3, vf , .- ' 1 : ' r f r I r I I ' r 0 : I I r I I I . Q 4? l ny? Q up L-3 4, C' r - rf' K X . W1 , 1 .- J A 2 ' ' , 2 , 1 , ' 5 - 1 I a ' : ' 1 I , I r I I - J 1 ' I 1 I 1 - Latm Club FRONT ROW Kenneth Runyon, Jerry McCaughey Esther Munson Pat Lescallett Beverly Putman SECOND ROW Larry Wundsor Harold Cattron Paula Heller Marty Moore Shirley Surry Nancy Roberts Betty Marshall BACK ROW Lubrarmans SEATED Elaine Ehresman Norma Vance Thelma Lafar Nancy Roberts STANDING Karla Burrows Mess Tapper Shurley McCormick Shirley urry Ruth Anne Wlllaams Est er Munson Verla Roberts NOT PICTURED Thelma Taylor' 53- I , f T ff 1 , V :I Helen Porter,' Don Clayberg,'Gene McConkby, Ruth Anrle Williams, Vlerla Roberts, Dlck Moody. STANDING: Miss . ' . l . 5 I ' . . I cf ' ' U i z- 0 mmfff uf 454, Dora Slater Evelyn Murphy Kathryn Harr Claude Hallam Jerry Von Ach Gene Roberts Shnrley Surry Rayford Darst Louuse Mcrtun Mr Ruchardson Ductuonarq Assembly a room for soclal gatherlngs Book that whlch IS carried home by the stu dents to create a good Impression on the faculty Coke Machine place to lose valuable mckles Doors those thtngs that bang when you are trying to study Europe a mam course of dlscusslon nn world hnstory Faculty a group of men and women employed by the board to help the sensors run the school Grades letters passed out on report cards that sometumes cause students to pass out Halls race track for young and old Illlnols Loyalty our school song Jokes Mr. Snlder's specualty Kud a name applled to a young goat, but often musused Llterature that whnch we are expected to read Money something everyone would luke to own Notices those things on the blackboard headed 'Attentlon' Oh a term used to express blankness Pardon what students sometimes forget when they walk In front of a teacher Quiz every Amerlcan history student s dellgnt Roll Call somethmg taken 8 times a day Stairs somethmg that should be replaced by an escalator Teamwork that whlch IS employed on the bas ketball floor Us students, everybody Volce that whlch falls you when called upon to recite Work somethmg the teacher would like 'us' to do XYZ the three unknown quantutles an algebra ' t V l -- -l e I I Y 5 , C.H.S. ' ' I 'ix 923 9 1952-1953 JUNIOR SENIOR PROM N. in if F. H. A. Christmas Party I-IAN MI A -I- - x . I alia l W4 I ,X I ' Y J: 6 , '.' H .A , I 13 u. ' Q ,Aix Sodie Hawkins Pony F.H.A. Formal Initiation of New Members J 6- AII School Chrisfmas Party J. School Calendar August 31 School begsns for day Freshmen lost and and lnqussstsve Januar September Band goes to Galesburg for Labor Day Parade Marty Moore 1ust loves to ploy sn water Class elect offscers A and B team cheerleaders elected Sensor elect annual staff Teachers lnststute at Lewistown Cuba s fsrst football game Cuba 25 Knoxvslle 12 Con gratulatlonsl F H A offscersto Elmwood todelegates meetsng Sophomore hayrack rsde F HA meetsng pep meetsng Cuba 7 Lewss town 6 Cuba Cardsnals to Champasgn to see lllsnoss s Oklahoma 21 21 Junsor hayrack rsde Octobe Cuba 6 Bushnell 18 Sorry Fellows' Home Ec ll chsls supper Shower for Mrs Grseve and Stuart Warren End of slx weeks test sensor psctures taken No school teachers meetsng No school Cuba 12 Astorsa 19 Back to school after four days vacatson F F A F H A hayrack rlde and wlener roast Freshman Day Cuba 6 Valley 6 sensor class meetsng Homecomsng pep meetsng sn the park Cuba 35 Havana 13 band puts on a good show at the Assembly table tennss Clarabel C and Don C play with the professuonals F H A meetsng Mrs Skean talks on European trsp Cuba 18 Southeastern 6 November School ss dlsmsssed to see Young Bess sophomore all school party annual staff pot luck supper wsth Mr Mullens T 13 Cuba Armsstlce Day no school Open house for parents Assembly Downse acrobats sensors psck up corn F F A snstsatson Lecture on alcohol sensor class meetsng Sadse Hawksns dance biology trsp to Lake Chstauqua Group psctures taken by Mr Burch sensor chsls supper Fsrst basketball game Cuba 55 Yates Csty 47 Sensors sell more chsls end of ssx weeks Mussc clsnsc sn Macomb Sensor class presents 'Muster Co ed Thanksgsvsng no school De ce mber Back to school pep meetsng Cuba 59 Knox vslle 50 Assembly for awardung football letters Basketball Cuba 77 V l T 48 Lousse Martsn comes to school Cuba Astorsa 56 Cuba 35 Farmsngton 55 Student councsl decorates the Chrsstmas tree Rosevslle tourney Cuba 60 Colchester 78 Assembly Covered Wagon Trso senior C1055 meetsng 28 30 Februa March 189 Aprsl Ma Y 31 F H A Chrsstmas party chorus and bond pre sent Shrsstmos program Clair Talley talks Income tax All school Chrsstmas party Cuba 67 Bushnell 52 vacatson Y Back to work everybody' .lunsor class meetsng Cuba 57 Absngton 66 Sensors measure for caps and gowns Cu a 78 V l T 59 Cuba 53 Lewsstown 65 Home Ed lll serves chicken and noodle supper Puppet show Cunderella Cuba 72 Valley 46 seniors hold vsctory dance Cuba 65 Knoxvslle 45 Oh' Oh' semester tests F H A snstsates new members Cuba surprsses Farmsngton sn County A tourney 57 to 48 then Cuba 46 Lewnstown r Cuba 63 Bushnell 46 Sophomore skatsng party Cuba 47 Valley 40 Keefauvers have turkey supper for A team coaches and cheerleaders Orchestra practsce .1 C L meetsng Sensors bake cookses sn the afternoon Cuba 76 Southeastern 66 Sensors make more cookses FHA F F A formal dance Fulton county band festsval sn Canton Cuba 56 Astorsa 48 Scsence club organszed Mr Tsmmons arruves Cuba 53 Lewsstown 52 thrsll th slll Cuba 88 Southeastern 38 Regsonal tourney and Lewsstown beats us 1 small posnt 57 S6 Sophomore sock dance and end of ssx weeks Band contest at Lewistown Assembly rop splnner and ventrsloqulst Assembly Msss Val Lauder from CHICAGO DAILY NEWS General meetsng of boys over ssxteen years wanta 1osn up? Sectson 12 F H A rally Proctor Hospstal representatsves meet wsth lunlor and sensor gsrls Junsors and sensors vlsst Western lllsnoss State College at Macomb Graham Hospstal nurses speak to the sensor gurls Gsrls basketball tourney Oh those IUnIOfSl Music festsval at Farmsngton Assembly Western Chosr Home Ec lll skatsng party No school snststute at Canton annual statt s talent show Athletsc banquet Band to Dsstrsct Contest Good Frsdayp-no school Sensors run radso statson WBYS Junuor sensor prom Baccalaureate Graduatson Memorsal Day That s st 18 . . . ' I . 22 ' ' , - A 11 . I r I 4 , I I I 5 . . I - . I I ' 7 ' . - 8 b - . . . . - 12 - ' , . ' ' - ' ' 14 ,.' ' .' . - ' . - 15 - I ' ' 4 - 19 - ' . ' - - I l ' 21-22 , . . l ' 29 . . . ' . - I , - ' 54. Y v . , - . 2 - I . . I 3 I I ' 5 - . I .1 . . . 9 ' I I I ' I ' 10 ' , . . . ' . . I I . . . I II I I I I I ' 7 ' 12 ' ' , . . .- . . . . . .- . . . ' ' . 15 ' ' I - 16 - ' . ' I U 1 ' 17 ' ' . 1 I ' I I 22 . ' ' . - I 23 - ' , ' , r' . Qames dance. 26 Cuba 63-Glosford 59. , 'I - 27 - . . . . ' , . 1 ' ' 5 , ' . I l ' ' 7, 6 ' . I ' IO , ' ' ' . ' . . 11 I ' V.l. . - 13. I l ' ' 13 ' ' , 1 ' I ' ' 14 ' . . , . . .' ' . 16 - - - I. . I I . . I7 I I II I I . I I . .. I8 , . .I I - . I I -1 I - I , . I I ' I . . . . I. . . . .I I. 26 I .I . . - I I I I I 2 ,' ' s ' ' . 9 ' . ' . ' ' . , - .. . . 16 ' . ' ' . 25- 20 ' ' ' . - ' , 7 ' . ' I ' A ' 23 - I 1 ' ' D - 1- I .I 1 1 . 'AS 9 iffy 0I'S Cheerleaders 1 Q A TEAM CHEERLEADERS Thelma Lafary Pat Lescalleff Clarabel Churchill Not Pictured Beverly Putman 'Q -60- 'B' TEAM CHEERLEADERS Nancy Gillespie, Carol Sassy, Kay Walters, Nancy Clark WSQSKJ Cuba Cuba Cuba Cuba Ill!! FOOTBALL SCORES Knoxville Lewistown Bushnell Astoria Cuba Cuba Cuba Cuba Val Iey Havana Southeastem Cuba OPPOUSUY BASKETBALL SCORES Cuba Opponent VARSITY 60 IA! 57 46 46 78 Yates Cnty Knoxvl Ile Astoria Farmington Bushnell JUNIOR VARSITY Abingdon Lewistown Valley Southeastern GI osford Colchester IRoseviIIe Invitational Toumamentl FULTON COUNTY TGJRNAMENTS 'B' 48 54 47 Farmington Lewistown SI 70 52 36 Avon 38 40 -6 Lewistown IRegionaI Tourney at Cantonl Semor Plaqers GARY KEEFAUVER ullback THOMAS HOPKINS left halfback JERRY McCAUGHEY left guard GENE McCONK EY quarterback CLYLE TAYLOR -62- right guard GENE MILLER ugh! halfback MARVIN HENDERSON left and Football ROW ONE Larry Perry Don Harper Ronme Smuth Don Clayberg Jnm Mitchell Jerry McCaughey Larry Wenger Lawrence Paul Lee Burrows Junuor Bunch Bull Wallnck Martm Qunck Dlclue Henderson ROW TWO Mr Richardson Gordon Powell Homer Thomson Tom France, Gene Muller Tom Hopklns Kenny Runyan Gary Keefauver Gene McConkey Lee Clayberg Gary Bevard, Clyle Taylor Ronme Henderson Marvin Henderson Mr Morella ROW THREE Jam Wulson Edwun Amsler Gene Howard Gene Weaver Kleo Torrance Gary Phullnps Danny Wlld Ronme Clayberg Belly Burgess Duck Coulter, Gary Harper Curtls Foster Openung nnght of the 1953 football season for the Cuba Cardmals was a gala affaur as the Cardmals ber Tom Hopkins Gary Keefauver and Gene Mc Con ey scored T D s and Ken Runyan plunged for the p o t The second game brought another vlctory to the Cardmals thus tnme at the expense of the Lewustown lndnans 7 6 Thus was the flrst vrctory over the lndnans lh several years for Cuba Gene Muller scored the T D and McCankey passed to Hopluns for the p a t The mexpereence of the Cuba squad became evudent ln the next game an whnch Bushnell handed the Cubans an I8 6 defeat McConkey scored for the Cuba lads nn the fourth quarter ln a well played hotly contested game the Cards nals absorbed defeat number two for the season at the hands of Coach Jerry Lemon s Astorla Pnrates by a Score of l9 12 Keefauver scored twsce for Cuba The following Frlday Cuba lourneyed to Faurvlew ta meet the Valley Valun s an their homecomlng game The Cardmals recenved a 6 6 tue wuth the Vaklngs Keefauver scored for the Cardmals on a 36 yard 'aunt rose to thelr heughts o glory with a resounding 35 'ld trashing of Havana Quick scored fan: tlmes for the Cardmals and Keefauver once Don Clayberg was guven credet for a safety when he cornered the Ducklnng quarterback un the end zone McConkey made good on three conversuon attempts Cuba entertanned Southeastern In the last home game for seven Cardmal sensors The fsnal score was l8 6wnth Hopkms scorcng twece and Gene Muller once Cuba s last game of the 1953 season was played at Table Grove agamst the host V l T Hornets The fmal score was 13 I3 Keefauver and McConkey each scored once and McConkey kncked the furst p a t to end the scorlng for the Cardmals In the l953 season Coaches Richardson and Morelll dud a good ob thus year and should receive credlt for their work T e flnal record of the squad was four vlctorles two defeats and two tues 163. : I I I ' I I l I I I I 1' Q 1 L, at T . V ' W 5 Qkhv Alll 5 .l , ' X rl ' , ' ' around end. SWUP' to U 25 - -12 VlCf0fY OVW Knoxville- DOH Clay- Homecoming was a ?reat success as the Cardinals 15 1 . ' ' . ' ' . ' , ' - u w :C1 l ' x , 5 Q X if bf Xi-' 'PE L. gf 7 N -. I an 4 jf if 1X6 N X994 i 1,5 3 'GX ,MA ff Q 1 -it .. VARSITY SQUAD FRONT ROW: Kleo Torrance, Gene Miller, Gene McConkey, Harold Muller Donald Sprecher Tom Hopluns SECOND ROW Curtus Foster, manager, Martin Quick, Donald Clayberg, Kenneth Runyan Coach Richardson Donald Harper Gary Phulllps Gary Keefauver, Larry Perry, manager. The l953-l954 basketball season started with three vlctorles followed by three defeats From there on the Cardmals played 500 ball untul county tournament time In that tournament the Cardmals placed second After that the Cubans neverlost a game Thus streak allowed the Card: nals to tue for the conference championship, for the second year In a row At Canton, In the regional tournament, Cuba was defeated by Lewistown 57 56 This was due to lnconslstency at the free throw lane and the fact that the team had played fuve games In seven nlghts Graduating are four sensors, Gene Muller, Gary Keefauver, Tom Hopkuns, and Gene McConkey Every boy on the squad played a tremendous part In thas successful season of the Cuba Cardmals .I--L 143 k I x! B TEAM SQUAD FRONT ROW Larry Wnlson Paul Klemes, Bull Walllclc, Homer Thomson, Tom France, Gary Bevard, Danny Wald BACK ROW Benny Sandalls Gene Weaver, Duck Strode Gary Harper, Marvm Thurman, Roger Relgal, Duck Coulter, Bully Burgess, Mr Tangman Cuba sJumorVarslty flnlshedahlghly success ful l953 54 season wlth a 'l4 won and 8 lost record. For the players' accompllshments they received a tue for Olymplc Conference Crown wnth Valley of Fanrvlew. The Jumor Varsuty also captured fourth an the Fulton County Tournament. Six sophomores came through ln good style for Coach Tangman and should bolster the V0l'5l7Y next year. The top scorers were Thomson and Walluclc followed by Wllson, France, Bevard, and Wald. --66- l A - 5 u - 4 If ' fl U 'K f' zvz I A l l l X Ml . 35 A 'lg l 33 , - MA L si 'A m T l :lf 'fl 13 If 5, if. 'SCX lp' 1 w i Z gl 'f Q Tkih W 9 . ! 4 if I I 5 r -Jw 'Wi Baseball Track Returnung from last year s squad were several lettermen The Cardunals were set un the unfueld wuth Clcyberg on furst McConkey on second Torrance at shortstop and Phullups at thurd base On the mound was Tom Hopkuns who putched a no-hutter agaunst Lewustown last year and lost The rest of the posutuons whuch were wude open werefulledwuth freshmen sophomores and uunuors The followung schedule was played Apru l Apru I2 Aprul 13 Aprul 27 Aprul 30 May 4 May l0 May 'l7 Lewu stown Astorua Glasford l Southeastern C Glastord C Bushnell l Lewustown Q Don Harper Lawrence Paul Gordon Powell Harold Muller Kenneth Marvel Bull Walluck Ruley Wulluams Ron Henderson Ken Runyan Marvun Henderson Ronald Tarter Martun Quuck Gary Keefauver Clyle Taylor hugh lump 440 220 relays 440 220 relays broadlump duscus shot put 880 pole vault broad lump relays 880 hugh lump relays mule 880 relays 440 220 relays mule 880 440 relays hugh lump relays l00 mule mule relay mule mule relay duscus 880 relays hugh and low hurdles relays mule broad lump relays MEETS Aprul 8 Bushnell 8. Astorua at Cuba Aprul 21 Cuba 8. Bushnell at Lewustown Aprul 29 Cuba 8. Avon at Faurvuew May l Delvana Track Carnuval May 4 Olympuc Conference Meet at Valley May ll County Meet -68. i J , 1 'AS -I ......... - ............. '- m . . ' I' ' -I ------------------------- ' cm .... - , . . 1 I 1 April 20 ,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.... Valley fn Don Clayberg ----------------- discus, shot put ' -------------- -- Hl ' ..- - ............ :-.- Hj . ----- -nun . -------------------------- V. l. T. lTl ' -.-.---- ' ----------------------- ' Tl 'j ' 21 . Q Ay f' f , , H f xt, Al 1 x r - l '54txgQ- Oy A .A-S' , ' 4 dfprw th. tl T 1' ' I . . Y: 1 t X Nix If X I gl X fav ' ei Grade chool I' - ' 'nf K ffl 'A' , ff' x Sf -'S .1-fiv, X Q33 iif: 5122 Ze 2 ' k' be 7 F . . ' E3 Second Grades .K 5 'S bl 4 Ziff ROW ONE front to back Rosemary Woods Jane Ann Wllllams Robert Omon Gladys Carver John Day ROW TWO Jack DeFord Robert Runyan Terrle Lee Jacobs Richard Ford Manlyn Sprlnkle ROW THREE Richard Efter James Orwlg Renta K Deakln Rob Ewing Barbara Gary Charles Wllllams Susan Moore ROW FOUR Wayne Falrburn Martha Aulf Charles Conover RandyWheeler Susne Neff Lloyd Tnnsdale Marne Haggerty ABSENT Phal IP Calllster TEACHER Mrs Ida Sfeach ROW ONE front to back Karen Krlder Johnny Zaborac Patty Hooper Jimmy Mowery ll Denms Swank Duana Talley Mary Louese Bunch Davad Phallnps ROW TWO Carl Buwo Carol Ann Murphy ROW THREE Mary Elleen Foster Gary Wudger Charles Gulpnn Cora Lea Howarfer Shirley Newburn ROW FOUR Joe Ewan Reta Ann Nussel Mane Davidson Jaclue Purtle Lorraine Hall Phnl Gamm TEACHER Mrs Irene Qunck ll W ' F J ' rf: 4, -it ' ' l' -' ' . I ' 4 .-:rsh Leif' A if V Q . 1 . LD, in ' '. 4 --.fm .- Il, VL! ' 1, ' , A X A xl Q' 4 XA. ,. X I , , - . . . . ,. 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Thrrd Fourth Grade Third Grade ROW ONE front to back Verne Gerard Joyce Purtle Rudy Tompkins Delores Howarter Suzanne Vance ROW TWO Coralrs Orwrg Marlon Gasparovuc James Bannrster Opal Ward Bonnre Davldson Sally Ault Lonnre Hrlton ROW THREE George Tomplcrns Wayne Taylor, Larry Wlllrams Ellen Murphy James Rllea Donnie Davidson James Welch ROW FOUR Gerald VanMrddlesworth Wayne Clayberg Robert Watson Rrchard Smnth Kathaleen Beard Eileen Pollltt George Baylor Nancy Martin TEACHER Mrs Opal LeMaster v.-9 1-IQ., ROW ONE front to back Davrd Hulull Gary Cozart ROW TWO Sherron Moore Shrrley Haggerty Eleanor Brswell Eugene Tompluns Otto Hensley Marvm McAdams ROW THREE Peggy Truax Larry Strode Twyla Marshall Janet Tomlnanovuch Gertrude Par rush Bruce Ewan Nancy Petty ROW FOUR Rrchard Surry Larry McMullen Darrell Negley Beverly ldgeway Harold Brazee Susan Mork Donald Hart TEACHER Mrs grleen Murphy SUBSTITUTE TEACHER Mrs Ruth Tally ABSENT Frankie Martrn Alan onley 42- EJ Fourth Grade 'ts ROW ONE front to back Scott Ewing Doris Runk Judy Murphy Davld Sprecher ROW TWO Jean Hall Sandra Hendryx Ruth Pollltt Wayne Orwlg Jerry Dale Poppleston Peggy Cathey Sharon Churchill ROW THREE Marlon Wrdger Helen Martin Gary Smart Joe Purtle Artie Lehmann Ronnie Lawver Sue Ellen Moody Charles Runyan ROW FOUR x Q'1 Terry Wnlcoxen Gary Mason Vnvnan Swank Roy Williams Sandro Wllcoxen Barbara Pollrtt Peggy Yaste Patricia Koelllng Jerry Ward TEACHER Mlss Dorothy Marshall Frfth Grade -1 -ali, ROW ONE - front to back: Jean Gasparovich, Sharon Wilcoxen, ROW TWO: Daniel Johnson, ' Gerald Girard, Lois Mallott, Lindo Wilcoxen, Leta Mae Winship, Pat Shields, Kay Ellen Smith. ROW THREE: Linda DeFord, Ransom Tompkins, Sandra Smith, Roger Keefauvor, Ruby Wust, Hugh Huff. ROW FOUR: John Williams, Beverly Gilmore, Glenna Taylor, Clara 1 Smith, Sharon Walsh. ROW FIVE: Judy Ford, John Woods, Sue Nelson, Lonnie Russell, Carol Lovell, Keith Ward, David Johnson. TEACHER: Mrs. Yvonne Dearing. 173. I Sixth Grade +A 1L. 'ww ROW ONE front to back Neale Krlder Shirley Stevenson Janet Steck Junlor Barnstead Joy Gllpm ROW TWO Richard Howarter Louello Sprunkle Roy VanMlddlesworth Jonlce Day Gary Haggerty Kay Bonnewell Jerry Spratt ROW THREE Danny McClintock Bonnie Rllea Mary 'Finn Welch Rosemary Orwlg Mary Lourse Martm Freda Lrttle TEACHER Mrs Irma He er ' .... nxth Grade tj ROW ONE left to rvght David Bishop Benme Blshop Frank Johns Bobby Murphy ROW TWO Betsy Halton Ray Eanrburn Betty Nussel Ruth Walsh Gene Hooper Joel Bates Charles Ford ROW THREE Ronme DeFord Bobby Courtney Bonnue Weaver Vlrglnla Cozort Flora Hendryx Merry Koelllng Robert Gore Evelyn Taylor ROW FOUR David Schoanover Larry Ault Jvmmve Murphy Charles Lescallett Barbara Gasparovnc James D wnmg Gall Conley Tommy Moore Duck Mowery Richard Wllllams ROW FIVE Howard qM3AUams Mr Doyle R Muller fTeacherl Jerry WI coxen Ronme Tomkins Judith Purtle Delores Clayberg Charley Jones Launa Marshall Joann Clark Sally Petty Seventh Grade Wg, 7- FRONT ROW left to right Jack Walsh Ronald Thompson Sandra Wedel SECOND ROW Mary Smlth Kay Spangler Truman Turall Phnllnp Strode Roger Taylor Dlxne Shields Conme Sfoneklng Retah Surry Carolyn Strode Mary Louise Sprecher THIRD ROW Mabel Orwng Deanna Gilmore Bernard Baker Teddy Reffett Davld Ploffs Clnnron Parrish Nancy Howerfer Kenney Wullnamson Phulllp McLourh Phrllup Keefauver Carroll Von Ach Lloyd Murphy FOURTH ROW Larry Harper Chris Heller Mary Lou Hopkins Gene Taylor Davrd Hardesty Pai Conley Bonnie Hopkins Bully Hendryx Marulyn Edwards FIFTH Aplf Robert Bonmwell Gloreto Bevard ack Beaurd Zolene Clayberg TEACHER Kathryn Laws ROW ONE front to back Carl Wmdsor Wanda Russell Leonard Fourburn Janet Purrle Vuctor Grav Joyce Sreck ROW TWO Pauline Taylor Tom Reffert Lawanda Ebony John Mowery Dons Henderson Vurguma Wnlllamson Phrlnp Spratt ROW THREE Milton Murphy Barbara Horns Larry Howarfer Beverly Hart, Charles McAdams Nancy Phnllvps Jumor Pnlgnm ROW FOUR Alice Walsh DlCkll Kerr, Mary Johnson ernard Wheeler Manlyn Thompson Garland Halfon Judy Mork ROW FIVE Larry Allen McLourh Jo Ann Hendee Carlos Shaw Sharon Marshall Beverly Bagley Patty Burgess Rodney Wilson ROW SIX Sandra Johns Garry Howarrer Larry McCloskey James Helle Jo Ann Buxton Roberr Lntle Clarsace Trone TEACHER Mass Eva Murphy 5.- ' 'L . Q fl . l . Y T A pi A 4 'vs .,, 6 . - ' 1 I . . f - . . . 1 . I . I I I I I I v In I I . . . : . ' ' . . .I . In . I I I I . I I' I n . : 1 I. 1 I 1 ' I ROW: Dorothy Cathay, Colleeln Biswell, Sharon' Baker, Patricia'Auli, Libby Turax, Carole I ' I I ' . I I : ' : l I . I l I I '. ' . . . f . . . ' ' . ' 1 G 1 I 0 : I l 1 , w . . ' ' . . ' . . 6 ' . l .1 Q- ' . F. I I I ' 1 I ' : I . 1 r r I I I 0 5 . .I I . I I 1 , . : CUBA GRADE LIGHTWEIGHTS FRONT ROW Bobby Hella Garland Hllion Phnlnp Keefanver Larry Harper Chrus Heller Joel Bafes Dlckue Kerr Phillip Strode BACK ROW Ted Reffevl Gall Conley' Danny McClintock Richard Wlllnams Dlclue Mowery Coach Tangman Tommy Moore Lloyd Murphy Tom Relief? Bully Hendryx CUBA GRADE HEAVYWEIGHTS Ch I J h M ares McAdams Rodney Wilson Larry Allen McLou1h Truman Turall CQH Windsor O 'I OWBVY Pl1'l'Ps McLouth James Helle Bernard Wheeler Larry McCloskey Melton Murphy Vlcior Gray KNEELING Mr Tangman HEAVY LIGHT WEIGHTS WEIGHTS Cuba Opp Cuba Opp Smnthlleld ISVI LondanMuIls Farm-ngran Le :svown Vermonf I Mary 5 Astoria Amana OUNTY TOURNAMENT l9 Dunfermline 25 Maiuan A on SYOWH CUBA GRADE CHEERLEADERS STANDINLJ Nancy Ph Illps KNEELINC Pafrncna Aulv Shnrley Jones Potrucua Conley Patsy Hrlfon Lawanda Ebony 6... I 3l lb 26 2l I6 35 Ell 'Ile 36 I9 I2 43 lpava I2 43 32 l2 33 2l I9 22 8 49 I5 22 w 22 29 52 l9 IB 24 57 3I S . ' 25 l8 37 57 26 27 23 21 22 25 C 46 I 53 12 33 y Lew: 2? 49 ' ' I . I Smithfield iw Fur t Grade ROW ONE left to rrght Janrce Hodgkms John Wardell Junror Trono Richard Helle ROW TWO Darlene McCance Eugene Lasswell Gloroa Welch Lula Grllort Jane Ann Lowe Clare Owens Harley Matheny Janey Clark ROW THREE Connie Lafory Richard Wilson Martha Hart Dennrs Turner Roger Sondoll Richard Chambers Lynn Fouts Arlene McCance Mlchael Morton TEACHER Miss Marne Muller 'ff' TF' Fourth Grade gag, QL ROW ONE front to back Bobby Thomson Charlue Janie Behymer Delbert Rogers Jud Bankes Linda Beam Kenneth Howerter ROW TWO Phu lp France Sharon Brooks, Clarence Matheny Janette Pollch Vernon Ford Gordon Wilson. ROW THREE Omer Chambers Paula Slater Bobby Welch Kay Plgg Edward Edward Fourdyce Rosalind Chambers STANDING Jane Ashby Ivan Brown TEACHER Mrs. Verna Haffner I Flfklh fade 6' ROW ONE back to front Beverly Cramblet Daisy Ashwood Mary White PCfl'IClC Brooks Sue Hodgkms Judy Martin Kay Prymek Judy Hart ROW TWO Ronald Westlake Gerald Walker Larry Walters Gall Rlley Larry Wrlght Bruce Oluver Keuth Stambaugh Charles Martlndale Patrlcua Trout ROW THREE Rlchard Lowe David Ford Bully Beaty Jimmy Owens Geoffrey Lasswell John Ranch Terry Beam TEACHER Mass Louusa McAdams 79 lxth Grade Y ROW ONE front to back Dorothy Owens Vernon Beoty Brllle Boatmon John Paul ROW TWO :harley Hallam James Cantrall Elaine Behymer Paullne Rogers ROW THREE Catherine Hart Glenn Westlake Dolores Schoonover ROW FOUR David Robinson Robert Ford Nancy Nelmes Sue McCance ROW FIVE Bruan Walker Raymond Fldler Eugene Ryan Leroy Thomson Lrnda McCracken ROW SIX Barbara Emery TEACHER Mr Leon Preston Stephen Hodgkms Larry Chambers .30.. ...Q ROW ONE front to back Elrzabeth Hallam, Sally Clark Terry Puckel Grace Lafary Judy Rnley Freddie Kldd Dwight Hart Melbert Lafary Thomas Trout Tommy Rogers ROW TWO Norma Jean Havens Gary Wrlson Betty Mllleson Helen Wheeler Karen Van Ach Marrlee Mason Robert Tallent Donny France Jean Howerter Gnlbert Stall ROW THREE Dorothy Matheny Maxrne Lasswell Sandro Ford Berneata Martmdale Carroll Grngsby Bully Brooks Carroll Schoonover Janice Maller Marlorre Muller Carolyn Frcller ROW FOUR Carol Muller Dlckre Lasswell Brllne Thompson Jerry Wolters John Slater Shirley Shaw TEACHER Mrs Beulah Burrows O 1: ' t fl I .. E C T rm l 4 Q ms la 1 , 4. , l .' I '1 eventh Grade if F 'E , E A 1 9 J , D :tip -. Eighth arm ROW ONE front to back John Lafary, Larry Wulcoxen, Larry Ford. ROW TWO Don Thomson, W.,- Wnlma Havens, Vlrgunla Hallam, Duane Beaurd ROW THREE Gwendolyn Strode, Danny Schoon over, Janet Watson Pot Booty ROW FOUR Paul Pagg, Carole Baughman, Llnda Pollch Kathryn Orwlg ROW FIVE June Paul, Duane Fouts, Joan Cramblet, Jemmy Walker ROW SIX Loss Baughman, Lorena Ford, Bonnoe Rench Jnmmne Clark ROW SEVEN Jumor Buxton, Ruth Matheny, Paul Cantral, Larry Beam Teachers Mrs Alsce Ruley Mrs Mnldred Southwood .gi fi 1 i Cooks Mrs Lena Beanrd, Mrs Lena Foutch Janitor Charles Martm Smlthfleld Smnthheld Smithfield Smlthfleld Smithfield Smlthfleld Smlthfleld Smlthfle ld Smithfield Smuthf leld Smithfield Smuthfueld Smnthheld Smithfield Smlthfneld Smuthfneld Smnthfneld Smithfield Smlthfleld Smlthfleld Smlthfueld Smithfield Smithfield Smlthfreld Smlthf leld Smlthfleld Smlthfleld Smithfield Smlthfleld Smlthfleld Smlthfleld Smithfield Smlthfueld Smnthfreld HEAVYWEIGHTS Cuba Bryant Lewustown St Mary s Pleasant Hull Peona Ellusvnlle Vermont Maquon St Mary s lpavo Pleasant Hull Peorna Elllsvllle St Dovld London Mulls COUNTY TOURNAMENT Ellnsvslle 23 Avon 29 Lewuston LIGHTWEIGHTS Cuba Bryant Lewistown St Mary s Pleasant Hull Peoria Ellusvllle Vermont WQUOI1 St Mary s Pleasant Hull Peorua Ellnsvnlle St David London Mulls COUNTY TOURNAMENT 33 Maquon 42 Astorua 2 lpdva 33 Lewestown v -81 I' :- l . 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LIGHTWEIGHTS left to rrglwt Bottom Row Paul Prgg John Lafary Donald France Donald Thomson Terry Prckel Larry Ford Standmg Gary Wilson Billy Thompson Larry Wrl coxen Terry Beam Coach Morelll Duc Lasswe l Leroy Tlwomson Tommy Trout Carroll Grrgsby 1 Ll,:HTWClJloT LMEERLEADERS e to ruglvt Paalwne l'lEAXrYWEl.,-l'1T CHEERLEADERS left to right Jon: e Rogers Sue VcCance .lame ,lou Darat y Dwens L nda M ller owendoi, Strode Janne Llarlr Carole Baognmun y Mcpracxer' Carol Muller -8 lil !l5.yl Q-u,,,,.,' Mrs Esfel lo Huggins Cook ROW ONE front to back Ronald Pasley Larry Goff Jeanne Graham Terry Marshall Ronda Gnlmore ROW TWO Eddue Monette Kenneth Burr Susan Smnth Dwayne Steadman Walla Stroman ROW THREE Ronald Hulull Robert Noe Davod Corsaw, Marcella Nolan Linda Cattron ROW FOUR Joe Pasley John Dunmgan, Eldon Formhals Linda Mitchell Carolyn BdfYlCk ROW FIVE Karen Gilmore Conme Wallnck Russell Bishop Barbara Mun Standlng Monte Schmuege Joyce Morgan, Janet Hardwnck, Mrs Mabel B Muller eacher ..83-. F' ll I 'J f W. 5 5. X- , 1 X' xi! U my 4 . .ni V, 'LP' X I -Q T f' J W X Fir t ' J lr lf 1.1 f' U . 4' QL? , A O Thlrd Fourth Fifth Grade ga-n 0 fi W ONE left to rrght David Brown Larry Crick Charles Wrlluams ROW TWO Larry Ehresman Lyndell Corsaw Davld Powell, Barbara Wages Sherry Homer ROW THREE 3' L .bono Laura Sue Munson Charlotte Crack John Tomlrnson Joann Bradley, Darsy Van Dyke QUQ, ,O -f .I . . .-1 . ' q I Q ,Y - l ev-' :fe ' ' -1 ffm Us .'v'- . V lt Ln . 'I-J -I ' l RO - ' : ' , ' , ' ' . : I II in Ka ya I I I I I I ,I 1 if ' cg.vrefQg 5,3-pg, Row FOUR: Roger Fofmhqls, Howdrd Muir, Alta Berlbe, cena Deakin, Kathryn cams: 'A 3,125.0 xfjryreo ROW FIVE: Mrs. Brown, Ray Strevils, Wanda Wallick, David Cattron, Martha Marshall, NI , I my 1 . 0 ,,..., ww- 1 y if .I 2: It ul 4 'S ,. 8- - ' L . I .5 I I uw' B' Eg 5093- Carol Smrth Mary Yaste Teacher Mrs Carrie Brown Q LN QD -to on txt eventh Eighth Grade Ink! ROW ONE from front to back Francrs Strevrls Bernard Marvel Nancy Dllts Judy Bee bee Carolnne Powell Glen Pasley ROW TWO Ray Beebee Vernre Mitchell Donald Curtrs Roger Tomllnson Norma Wallnck John Nolan ROW THREE John Pasley Carl Cottron Lucrle Crrck Lvnda Cameron Ronme Ehresmon ROW FOUR Joe Graham John Zimmerman Eddre Churchrll Josephrne McCormack Hornet Munson Tom Schoevenberger Standung lrene Graham Erma Wages Mr Verhrnes Patrrcra Nolan Teacher Mrs Bertha Clement -8.1L MARIETTA 12 ROW ONE From front to back Davnd Reed Alan Smlth Lmda Lou English Bobby Havens Francus Walters James Dale Englssh ROW TWO Danny Orwlg Patncua Downing Dons Lass well Larry Tallent Linda Westlake Dake Westlake ROW THREE Dennis Hilton Terry Roy Bryon Mary Margaret Smuth Susie Havens Ethan Walker James Lasswell ROW FOUR Sandra Tallent Jerry Brooks Sonla Gilmore Kaye Younkm Teacher Mrs Rogers -Bw- NO T UN d 5913 ',,,,....... Jerry Lemon, Life, H ,..4,, We wlsh to show our appreciation by sayung THANK YOU to each of our advertisers who so willingly shared a part in publishing this annual We thank that through this book for many years to follow maybe when we re gone our names and your na mes will live on GOOD WILL DESERVES GOOD WILL PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS' Patron s Page Compliments of Weave D r s ry Cleaners Compliments of a Friend of the School Ethels Cafe Marietta Illinois The Fair Store, Smithfield, Illinois Compliments of Lachlan Crissey Hackett's Shell Station, Cuba, Illinois ealth, Accident, 8. Polio Insurance Edwards of Canton Woocly's Grocery, Marietta, Illinois 'N f -87 GOOD LUCK SENIORS May you enj y health happmess and lJI'OSP6I'1ty CUBA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION QC 99 O 0 0 9 -gg. Comphments of Besi' Wishes CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE METHODIST CHURCH Rev Marlon Jones Mlmsfer Rev Paull DuBoIs Mll1ISf8f Best Wushes Comvllments PUTMAN TowNsHIP LIBRARY THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH The library as your gateway to knowledge Rev W D Petersen MllllS'0l' enter toften ..gg... I - 71' ' E ,, --1-ig I 5 Rf I ff' - , Q L 5. II 1 JL., P ,IRI I Surround ed by tradxtlon IJMF' xt .Ma IQEJIJ' I 'S rd,-J' ,L-1 ok Craftsmanshlp The Center of Yearho OR PRESS INC B L Semtner Presndent SEMCO COL Th rd Street V79 Northwest 1 Paul Bennett Vrce Presrdent In Charge Yearbook Dxvlsxon Oklahoma Crty, Oklahoma Rxchard Struck, Productio 90- n Manager ' 99' X r . I : ' I ' , A 'I Qi f 1, A K H 'A X I a 1 . - ' ' Af y 4 ' I ' -x ' -I Nam ,W 0 I I ,K V. W 7,1 ' u Q? ., ,L-. nu! It ' ' X W 1 e' 1 '4-by r K cl Q V NX' Ni? , 4 k it 4 U45 X. ,, z ' O , ,qs . ., Q yt?-5 ,A ', s M ' f ' , ,jf t. 1 2 S -1953 . . , I V - , , . ' V ' Wi 7195 Kanne Jewelry Store Headquarters for Sheaffer s Wrutmg Equupment Authorlzed Hamilton Elgin Bulova and Croton Dealer Watch and Jewelry Repanrung Photographnc Supplies Phone 13 Cuba lllmous School and Office Supplies Greetnng Cards Toys Gufts Noveltnes MAC and ANNE McKELVlE Congratulatuons CAMPUS BOOK SHOP Fulton County's Most Complete Camera Shop Camera Repaurs Photo Flmshung Dealer for Kodak Graflex Bell Howell Stereo-Realust Argus Ansco Polaroud WALTER HILL Atlas Camera Center 63 E Chestnut St Canton, Illmols 30' SMITH S DRUG STORE Fountann Service Gufts Cosmetics Phone 5 Cuba, lllunous Western Auto Associate Store Auto Needs Home Appliances Dav s DeLuxe Tires Wizard Batteries Lewistown ll :nous Phone 81 F C MARSHALL INSURANCE Notary Public Insurance North Side Square Cuba Il inols OAKS AND SONS General Contractors Excavation Cement Rock, Sand, Gravel Phone 939 Canton Illinois Compliments of C A R P S DEPARTMENT STORE The Store Where You Can Do Better Read at m THE CUBA JOURNAL Your Community Newspaper For School News Phone 40 Cuba Illlnols HOUSER MOTOR SALES Your DeSoto Plymouth Dealer MOPAR Parts and Accessornes Offnce Used Car Lot 151 N Ma n 39W Locust Phone 1500 Phone 1501 Canton Illnnols 93- I I 1 1 I ' 1, Q 1 1 gl 1 . i . I MCCONKEY S MARKET Fresh and Cured Meats 168 North FTST G ocer es Telephone I 183 Russell McConkey I928 Canfon lll 'I0l5 Phone 74 G T Uackl Buffum Emil Plotfs 1932 94- LITTLE SISTER FARMS FULTON COUNTY ILLINOIS Weanlmg Plgs Grade Angus and Hereford Cattle OFFICE ST DAVID ILLINOIS TELEPHONE CANTON 393 I 5.3. ' i 1 BU FFUM'S GARAGE COMPLIMENTS or CHURCHILL MANUFACTURING COMPANY GALESBURG ILLINOIS Environment plays a leading role un education Romp On Gym Fmush Trans I Lac Sealer Bnndex Floor Sealer Arm A Cote Bufflng Wax Aladdm Self Polnshung Wax Other Qualuty Churchull Mamtenance Materials J H Mursener, Sales Representative Box 358 Prlncevllle lllmols Q gy.-0 J' A ilk' Raymond Andrews Eugene Cashman Jack Andrews Lyle Seybert Compluments of Andrews Furniture an Beddmg Company I68 East Elm Street Canton Illunoas Complete Home Furnlshnngs il l Dry Goods Ready to-wear Cuba Dry Goods Company The Fruendly Store Men s Wear Shoes I Il - - - - u USE I wa I :I gmgv V ,Q f V2 VL, v 'ray ' '- I., V V A 5 1 yew' - V V' V. ll l fly ' l ' V i' lt, li: P ll' . I I .E M. owl I ' Un ffl ' ,Il ff , I I I H 2 Liu I E ' FI I f. o ., - ,f , . I -- I ' F-. -my I .1 V5 . 1' 1 I . ' n - ll . . I 96- WELCH HARDWARE 8. LUMBER COMPANY General Electric Raduos and TV Skelgas Appliances Palnrs and Wallpaper Smlfhfneld lllmols MEACHAM'S STANDARD SERVICE Let one stop do nt all Groceries Restaurant Fuel Tlre Service JUDCYIOD 9 and 97 ... 0 O O O .mb xp .4 R Ls . A' V ,Ts ll 0 II . 1 1 . . Z1 Hazel s Beauty Shop BEST WISHES SPOON RIVER LUMBER COMPANY Lumber and Building Material Yellow Pine and Fur Marietta Illinois Manena III'no'5 Hazel Howard CANTON TIRE and VULCANIZING CO Home of the Goodyear Tire MILLER HARDWARE Philco - Appliances - Crosley For all your tire needs Kewanee Elevators and Disks Call 77 or 72 Smithfield, Illinois ! -H-4-Q 'v -uf v .-. ds.. A92 My Motto Is let Jack Do It Comphments Palnhng of All Kinds I Paint Anything R E I C H E R T S For 59 Years JACK FORD Canfons Store For Quality Jewelry 98- The Lewlgfgwn Nahonal Bank HlQuallty Bread and Pastries 37 East Chestnut St Phone 3280 Canton lllmons I-9WlSf0Wn IHIHOIS Weddmg and Decorated Cakes Our Speclalty' a i .1 ' 'XM N af: 'w , . s' K' , P V- ' ' Q ' ' JF' ,. ' ' . - -' - . ' s - - . 9 K f, - ' It X t 'fx , ' ' . ,' f f ' 1 'I 9 ' . , x 'X 1 'lag T u u , . . . of I Aja' .,, . . , .L . A , . ,Vp -, , . . . ,. . ...- ..- ,. , -.. . . , ' 1 I f?aKf3' A-14255 1 -' . 'f??f?? 1 K W , V, ..,,,. ij JY, , - V . 51.7335 ,- I l . . . I . . . , I . . Howarter Cities Service For Motor Tune Up and Seasonal Check See Us' PHONE l65 Across from Cuba School Scripps McCartney Co N E Corner of Square Canton Illinois Fulton County s Own Department Store Fashions for Women and Children Complete Dry Goods Draperies Floor Coverings George B. Gordon, Manager ALEXANDER LUMBER COMPANY Phone 32 Cuba, Illinois Wetherbee Sporting Goods Athletic Supplies and Toys 29 North Prairie Street Galesburg, Illinois Phone l907-2 100- fd-.4 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the 1954 Graduates of Cuba Hgh Sm, ELEvAroR coMPANY N E w E L L I S Wholesale and Retail Gram Feeds Seeds Fashions of Phone 83 Canton, Illinois Cuba Illinois DAY AND PALIN Store and Locker Service Sponsors of The Golden Rule Stores Cuba, Illinois .nu-F Where you can buy better merchandise for less money Sfokely's Canned Goods Calhoun County Apples Produce Direct from Growers Illinois Peaches Choice Mears Georgia Paper Shell Pecans Texas and Florida Treo Ripe Grapefruit and Oranges I Ur if ' 1- C, p ll CU -di T A S T E E F R E E Z A TASTEE TREAT MAKES MUSCLES STRONG KEEPS WAISTLINE NEAT Thelma and Maunce Turall On the Square BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1954 WARNER CHURCHILL T45 if ,T Q lu . ' 1 f- T...-......,.- . ..s.., .f-1-f..,,, ag, - . , , . . , -n a 102- ir iw TO THE 1954 GRADUATES May the Wheels of Progress Turn for Each of You Is The Smcere Wash ofthe United Electric Coal Company's Mme No 9 CUBA ILLINOIS Ackerson Pool Hall C Lunches Sof1 Drmks Pool South Sude Square ompllmenfs of STATE BANK OF CUBA Member of Cuba ll '0'5 Federal Deposit Insurance Corporahon C D McCAUGHEY Palnhng and Decorating Phone 3122 Cuba Illsnons 'ef wX'v Say It Wrth Flowers LYON'S GREENHOUSE Weddmgs Anmversarles Brrthdays Funeral Flowers Our Speclalty We Telegraph Flowers Everywhere Phone I7 Cuba lll 103- 1 A Ex' ah' - . I if I X .ffl Y . A I I . I 0 I of ,xr ' , , I 16,1 'xl , . ,V If ru'-X . , 'Y' Q I ff K 4 A ' 1 H Q .N ,,,,, AL, 'AIV ,lp M.. VL . M f , : A Q ld ll ' ll 0 C ' ' 0 . - . . - . I . I ' Z I 4 Vai runn- Compliments of C HARWICKS STORE ompluments of S 'When you thunk of furniture thunk of Harwncks Phone 89 Cuba lll Cuba Illmols 104- l unmsnlu Hollywood Glves lts Best to the Cuba Theatre The Cuba Theatre Gives Its Best to You THE CUBA THEATRE CUBA ILLINOIS Ray Murphy Russell McConkey Grocerles Dry Goods vhs If iff' 0 :U 'H' Y IJ all HI5' ,T UVY1 L ' ff, STAMBAUGH S GENERAL STORE Marletta lllmols Meat Hardware Comphments HII.DA'S PANTRY Orval and Hllda Robertson Compllme ts of r-...--..- 1 MIDWAY GROCERY AND LUNCH Ell s lIeJ nct on Route 9 Levwsfown lllmms Dean and Gus Ehresman 105- 'N sas' T-4 H' ,PT .fu- 3fiEff'9'l 1? ' 1 i . 1' T Afq-A ,f v gf: V! P VE ri ' ,,,,f f . , v t D tt1 '.xb1 . ' GX ' - Iwi A-5- ' , L ff- f, ' ai-4 ,nlqlf ' 1 s.t'll-xl A iw' . I r - 'V I . NN, 7 4 i, V, - 1. 3,4 .fy , xx 9 'Vf H '22 ' R 1 4- ff W3 ' Q . ,QE we f 1 O 1 v V . , E, , Q x Y V I E .. EAU?-.J . - n of ivi u i I iF Qi! STYLE SHOP JOHNSONS CAFE Women s and Chuldren s Ready to Wear Qne of Cuba 5 Best ,n gags North Side Square Lewistown llllnols Phone 86 Cecll and Mary Johnson 106- Q .J,r1i AVIS Beaufy C Marshall Wllllam Marshall Cold Waves and Machuneless Permanents Marshall Hardware Cuba lllmoss Call ll7 Cuba llllnols Hardware Open Every Evenung Except Monday and Saturday EleCTt'IC6l ApplI8l'1C6S Closed All Day Monday Wallpaper and palm, S l f-:lt:Q5f'F1,t E 1A 4 T X ,,,-,...., , y . L, I . I . . 'ii gs ,. -lb ' - - -I it E ,L g ie, ' ' SEE F. . ' ' I u a I -1 -X lv-W Z., su ,df Maln Street Pharmacy Quality Drugs at the Rnght Price C H Tanner Reg Ph Mgr Edward F Anderson LEWISTOWN ILLINOIS Stella s Beauty Shop uuba lllsnous Stella Tonellr G.. I E.. Compliments of Gene's Standard Service A Complete Lune of HUTCHlN'S GARAGE Marietta, Illi ' Standard Products FIOIS Northeast Corner Cuba Illinois 108- GENERAL TRUCKING Taylor Memorial Chapel Coal Rocks Gravel Llme and Ferhllzer Spreadlng Compluments of Phone 62 O4 Paul G Stevenson CarlL Huklll L censed Embalmer Funeral Durector Cuba ll :nous Phone Chapel 202 Residence 203 Cuba llllnols Ross H Black CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE Phone 4 Cuba Illmols 14- 1-n -1 I , H . W1 ' t 1 S I I l O 1 L I o i I ig ' , N 4' I ' mxi . 1 xp? 4 ,K p'l ' K' :,f'.'x on , U I I -b 1- ,.,,,K...-- . 0 . I ,Hu MON UMENTS MEMORIALS Stone Letternng Barre Guild and Egyptian Punk Monuments and Markers CANTON MEMORIAL COMPANY - 302 South Main Phone 267 S F-. s x,- M A' n 3 X 5. Xi : I I . , A... , X ' ,,.F0-'1-, A x, I ,.s..dd Complvments of Compliments of Paullne Lamm Bernard W Smith County Treasurer Clerk of the Clrcult Court .4 . x 1 l l . , , , . H . Q l ' ., -.. .t,,,,,l-...,.,.-E 110- Best Wishes to the Class of 54 Compllmenls of Harry Parr Ezra J. Clark County Clerk COUUTY Judge lu- XIV. John B Anderson Your Sheriff Compllments of 'Gig Howard M Lelnbaugh County Supermtendent of Schools nfyifig' X5 Exmuans Arm INSURANCE 140147 qiimllflmr 'v Compluments of E. c. smifh, Age Insurance of All Kinds Compliments of , R R N 2 C b Blame Ramsey O U a Phone Flatt State's Attorney nt , lllmons I mln? in -A ' Dlflhu 4, 5 a. gi 125 ia Elf .gg----1.1125 A. ,ff . - .S 5 K 11 Compluments of . . 'V 6 Q O 5, it t -5 .2 2 ,K 4 f I I 3 I ,fu ,iq I Ill K g V' f x. ' 5 f A M msunun: nccrnn AGENT Compliments of SENN SOLDWEDEL COMPANY 7 th F A M 3 CANTON ILLINOIS Dennis Bishop Dlstnbutor Compliments of THE FORREST O. REISE CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC Canton, Illinois Q Lungrutulutluus to the class of '54 CANTON COCA COLA BOTTLING CO CANTON ILLINOIS Marshall s Tln Shop Comp' me fs of PLUMBING d HEATING PAUL R CRICK c b an L d Ph ph T-l I S ff A 1. .carl K IN Wfffyi I I I fI I I , 1 I I I I 4 f In I ' I n General and Contract Trucking Ph 24 F. IH. . Fitzgerald Poultry House Poultry Eggs Cream Wool Hades Phone 33 O2 33 O3 Cuba Illinois LEWISTOWN CLEANERS AND HABERDASHERS Phone 54 W Bill Welch Proprietor Lewistown Illinois THE BEST OIL known to SCIENCE PREMIUM KOOLMOTOR OIL CITIES SERVICE CLAUDE CONNER Cuba Illinois ll4- QAONQJ I XUVAIAIIBWN i Compliments of International lions Club Cuba, Illinois TRUAX TRAER COAL CO neo :mm mm: SPOON RIVER MILLING COMPANY DON EWING Feed Gram Seed Custom Gnndmg Muxnng Seed Cleanmg Lewistown Phone 50 McLUCKIES STORE Flrestone Tures and Hotpomt Appluances Zenuth Raduos and Zemth Televusnon Canton Illmols 116- SCRAP IRON WASTE MATERIALS CANTON IRON and METAL Grant Place Canton lllmols Phone 1220 USED FATS-HIDES-FURS-WOOL Ben Franklin Store Natuonally Known Locally Owned A A Smith Proprietor Cuba Illmous Phone 10402 mg... Morgan s Conoco Servnce For Best Results Use Super Premium Oul Dwayne Morgan Propnetor Phone 66 or 9506 Cuba Illnnols Shop at Sears Roebuck and Co Shop at Sears and Save Guaranteed Satnsfactuon Or Your Money Back Canton lllunols Qt 1 -x Q-.JI Mbna THE FRIENDLY GAMBLE STORE Clarence Gamm Cuba Illmous Lucky for You 609' ooov 00 oaf Lucky Boy Good Bread W as 'V' . T A ,A -V eff' ' l ' V'-Mm ' - W. 6.3 , TZ I o c I . . I . f D4 ' . ... A , .,.,f VA E f E S- E o T ,b 1 J I ' 'H A ,, V . W 6 A -- , f .. W, 1 ' Q ld' D ' Q, iw' . Q ,Ll 'Ll' LMI' y E Q' we Q n 'v rffgiffl ,L r f -- .v 2' I 0 O ', ' ull' I .J ' 4. L 1 fy., I vwfwic, -'Vial In , lx' lpww Kc 6 breeze . 7 , Vx ' gl' Q ,, ' ' ' O ' : Q 1 Luci' '14, 1' ,-' - lfv ' A .I Fornerls Grocery Meats Hardware Skelgas Applnances Elllsvllle lllmols Vmkiqq gin 'S-ALL.. K-A i' iii, ::::: -:::::: Congratulahons to Class of 54 Midway Garage and Service Stahon Elhsvulle Juncfnon on Route 9 Phone Blyton Illnnous 118- Compllments of SPOON RIVER Complnments of NU WAY LAUNDRY Henry Eher Agent Canton Ilhnous Phone 146 Cuba, Illnnous K ,K ,Q - -L., ,. ft 1+ . --JL 'V ' ' if , by-. A HC. f .- 1 '2 '+r. df - .af ' I . . . C - - 0 0 . . . . I . . I . 1 r Mann Streei Barber Shop Butler's Bulldmg Materials Anyflung of Wood Bernard H Lyons Lewlstown Illlnols Phone 587 WPI ? fi 119- -FQYRQ - bu 3-1 cusA Moron coMPANY SALES SERVICE You Can Pay More B tYou Ca t B y Better' PHONE H02 120- Best Wishes F ....., J W Welch .I K Welch THE HOME OF CUBA ILLINOIS GOOD FOOD Southern Barbecue S - u n' u . .XV I XA .. f. M f Z hu 1 .' A., ' ' , 4 W ' W I fi 55 ' O I , L .7 H 'Mx 40' C O PUREBRED POLAND CHINA HOGS Sunce1910 HARRY CLAYBERG 8. SONS Cuba lllunoas Bred Rrght Fed Rught Prnced Rught Carver 8. Denney V S SMI-I-H Dry cleaners Optometrist Servuce an Forty lllenols Cmes Phone 166 Canton llhnous Lew4stown Ilhnons 1 1 I . 1 OO 0 MOWERY S Automatlc Heatmg and Home Equipment Fngldalre M W Mowery Phone I2 Cuba Illunous Due when I may I want It sand o me by those who knew me best planted a flower where I thought a flower would grow A Lmcoln 122- CAMERON STUDIO AND PHOTO SUPPLIES 55 South Mann Street Canton lllunons Glenn Cameron Proprletor GAVENDA BROTHERS, INC. We buy all kmds of :ron and metals also hudes wool and furs Canton lllmons Phone 2442 Phones 739 and 2438 I . I I . . f 4 I that I always plucked a thistle and I . Compliments of R H 0 D E S TRANSFER COMPANY Phone 235 Lewistown ll inois Roy Beckelhymer Local and Long Distance Hauling Insured Service Phone 126 Cuba Illinois Flynn Building Materials Lumber Roofing Ready Mixed Concrete Telephone 884 421 West Locust Canton Illinois if I ab 'Q' .lk COMPLIMENTS FARMERS' STATE BANK or LEwlsTowN Lewistown Illinois 123- H SWEARINGEN WHOLESALE COMPANY 60 Norih Ist Avenue Canton Illmols ,, . ,rr . P' 3,2 lil 1 Drunk Nesbnrfs Orange Squlrt O so Grape Gem Cola Bn Wonder Beverages MlllER BEVERAGES C0 Tobacco Candy and Specsalhes Phone 1164 Canton Ill Wholesaie Dnsfrnbwors of 124- ...nl Z fu!-E em A K f , vw f L-Xt? L F , X A ': '1 bf , V X , ., 6 W S 1 r' 4,5 A 4 ,A H .- U I ' 1 .V . f ,. , , V , . JW' dw gf ., , W9 40 M 4' J 1 B u ' i ' ' X k A x M I rx M x V , , , FQ,-f ' V 5 cu X ' . 'L Q! V' r 1 s f J' 1 A L X 5 I Q F ' Q rf' , ky -E ? -,J ' 1, ,Q A ,Ps A 3 ,V , fx! 1