Cuba High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Cuba, IL)

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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..

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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