Cuba High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Cuba, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1956 volume:

COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY TIEMIIMINEACI UD 3 1833 07522 7618 . i The 1956 Cardinal Published By “She Cardinal Staff Bf Cuba High School Cuba, Winoés Volume 10 EDITOR ADVISOR BUSINESS MANAGER DICK MOODY MRS. WARFIELD KENNETH RUNYAN This page is sponsored by: HAVANA CONCRETE MATERIALS, Havana and MEYERS’ CAFE, Fairview . — Cuba ponsored by is page is s Th ie] a 2 O | re) wyV wo w ns a Sa Or Dw vo oz 25 Sin =i Sart ote «RT il ai Bulstoday ‘Bul spads ‘BulyspoM “Saldossaozy solsaying eqn) — ADIAYAS GUYVGNVLS S,NOG :Aq pesosuods si abpd sty] Thru These Doors This page is sponsored by: FARR FERTILIZER SERVICE, Ipava and | TABLE GROVE FARMERS ELEVATOR CO., Table Grove Annual Staff Mrs. Warfield Dick Moody Ken Runyan Advisor Editor Business Manager Ronnie Clayberg Rita Sleeth Marty Moore Assistant Editor Assistant Business Manager Feature Editor Jim Wilson Don Clayberg Danny Wild Assistant Photographer Sports Editor Art Editor This page is sponsored by: HAZEL’S BEAUTY SHOP, Meaene and SHEETS’ HATCHERY, New Philadelphia Lee Clayberg Photographer Gary Harper Assistant ypist In Memory of LON BROOKS Custodian “We are born for a higher destiny than that of earth; there is a realm where the rainbow never fades, where the stars will be spread before us like islands that slumber on the ocean, and where the beings that pass before us like shadows will stay in our presence forever.” — Lytton This page is sponsored by: J. C. PENNEY CO. —Canton REICHERT’S JEWELRY CO. — Canton Dedication ‘Yea, music is the prophetic art, Among the gifts that God hath sent, One of the most magnificent.’ - - Longfellow With this tribute the senior class of ’56 wishes to dedicate our annual to Mr. Walter Brashear, in- strumental and vocal instructor of Unit 3. He has developed our department of instrumental music from one which he found in its infancy to one of the most outstanding departments of Unit 3, one in which we are all justly proud. To Mr. Brashear, we owe its popularity and success. This page is sponsored by: CUBA MOTOR COMPANY — Cuba HARWICKS FURNITURE — Cuba —T— 0 Board of Education o Principal 0 Superintendent o Faculty 0 Sencor 0 Sophomores This page is sponsored by: TRUAX TRAER COAL CO., Fiatt ee wots ee © This page HIGGINS DRUG is sponsored by: ND SUNDRIES —£ ‘DEITZ CONTRACTORS — Lew DONALD L. LONG, M.S. EUGENE McCLINTOCK, M.S. Principal Superintendent Board Of Education THOMAS FRANCE RAYMOND RUNYAN TED-ELELS 4 President Secretary WAYNE HOMER 7 DEAN FIDLER . CLAIRESTARRE Vee se ome OOP. This page is sponsored by: SPOON RIVER MILLING CO., Marietta and WATSON’S GROCERY, Smithfield —)]0-4 LORENA MILLER HAROLD CREWS A.B.B. BEULAH HELLE Secretary to Superintendent Typing, Office Methods Secretary to Principal MARILYN SOUTHWOOD B.S. SAMUEL KRAMM B.S, Commercial Industrial Arts This page is sponsored by: McCONKEY MARKET — Cuba CITIES SERVICE OIL CO, — Cube pay | Bee DON CLAYBERG “Moose”...sports...feet... fun. Student Council 4; Vice President 4; Scienge Club 4; J.C.L. 1,2,3,4; Presi- dent 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3,4; Mixed ae 4; Boys Chorus 1; Band 1,2, This page is sponsored by: THE BOYD AGENCY ---Lewistown MARY LOU BANNISTER Willing worker...nice to know... green Mercury. GARRY LEWIS BEVARD Senior prexy...curly hair... “Beaver.” Class Play 4;Class President 4;Student Council 4; Science Club 4; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Track 1. VIRGIL LEE BURROWS Gridiron guard...coons... Helen. Boys Chorus 1,4; Mixed Chorus 1,4; ee, 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Seniors LEE ALAN CLAYBERG Linebacker...F.F.A. pres... slutterbug. Band 1,2,3,4; Boys Chorus 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Class Play 3,4; F.F.A.. 1,2,3,4; President 4; Annual Staff 4; Science Club 3,4; Vice President 4; J.C.L. 4; Baseball 1,2; Football 1,2,3, 4; F.F.A.State Convention 1,2,3; F.F.A. Public Speaking 2,3,4. Seniors DICK COULTER Sideburns...“Let’s shake this place up!”...sports. Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Basket- Baill iale2-4antirackmalpaniasice - emmly2 oO. 4° Sentinel 4. JANET CLEER First married...cheerleader... cheerful. Band 1,2,4; Majorette 4; Girls Chorus 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Class Play 4; Cheer- leader 4; F.H.A. 1,2,4; Girls Basket- ball 2; Marching Band 1,2,4. CARYL RUTH CRICK Cool jewel...poise... air force beau. Band 1,2,3,4; Ensembles 3,4; F.H.A. 3,4; Girls Basketball 3,4; Librarian 4; Marching Band 2,3,4. RONALD DILTS Chevy...trombone... good sport. Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Band: 1,2,3,4; Ensembles 1,2,3,4; Boys Chorus 4; Mixed Chorus 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3. RAY FORD DARST Sophomore girl...Ag... queaky.” vd Science Club 3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3. This page is sponsored by: CUBA THEATRE--Cuba Senior's JO ANNE DAVIS Secretary...steady girl... short and sweet. Transferred from Canton 2; Science Club 2,4; Student Council 3; Girls Chorus 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Class Play 3; Girls Basketball 2,3,4; Class Secretary 4. a aes a cee DONNA YVONNE ENGLISH Valley boy... “Blondie”... good friend. Science Club 2; Class Play 3; F.H.A. 1,2,4; Girls Basketball 1,2,3. CHARLOTTE LOU FORD Brains...artist... quiet. Science Club 2,4; J.C.L. 3,4; F.H.A. 4; Girls Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Pageant Play 4. MARILYN JOYCE FORD Treasurer...friendly farm girl... diamond. Class Queen 3; Science Club 4; Class Play 3,4; F.H.A. 4; Annual Staff 4; Girls Basketball 1; Class Treasurer 4; D.A.R. Award 4. TOM FRANCE Basketball...Canton girl... “Sleepy.” Band 1,2,3,4; Boys Chorus 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 4; Science Club 4; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4 Marching Band 4. - rs This page is sponsored by: HACKETT’S SHELL SERVICE---Cuba Seniors GARY LYNN HARPER “Esquire”...brains...dimples..; song leader. Class Play 3; Marching Band 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Solo 1,2,3,4; Ensembles 1,2, 3,4; Boys Chorus 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 12374 ee Aen Annual motatt 4: Class Vice-President 2; Science Club 3,4; J.C.L. 3,4; Song Leader 4; Foot- ball 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Camps Attended: F.F.A. Music Camp DIXIE CHARLENE GRINDLE Married ...class worker... typist. Transferred from Canton 2; Class Play 3; F.H.A. 2; Girls Basketball 2. KAREN KAY HACKETT Skates ...temper... dancer. J.C.L. 3,4; Girls Chorus 1,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Ensembles 3; Class Play 3,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Pageant Play 3,4; Girls Bas ketball 1,2,3,4. DON HARPER Tall, dark and handsome...sports... nice to know. Student Council 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. pearitile JACK HAYNES Quiet...“ Jake”...angler. This page sponsored by: SPOON RIVER MILLING COMPANY---Lewistown WILSON SHELL SERVICE---Lewis town =} 7a Seniors BEVERLY HELLE Big brown eyes...steady... tickles the ivories. Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Ensembles 1; Class Play 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Girls Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Librarian 3,4. PAULA MAE HELLER Athletic... Pee”... joker. Class Play 3; band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Solo 1,2,3,4; Librarian 2; Girls Chorus 2,4; Ensembles 2,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Song Leader 3; Girls Basketball 1,2,3,4; J.C.L. 2,3,4, Pres- ident 4; Camps Attended: Egyptian Music Camp. DONALD EDWARD HENDERSON Twin...tardy... P.E. terror. Football 1; F.F.A. 1,2,3. HAROLD EUGENE HOWARD “Butch”...hunter... Bushnell girls. Transferred from Washington, Illinois 2; Science Club 4; Football 2,3. RONALD EDWARD HENDERSON Twin...football co-capt... southern belle. Science Club 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Base- ball 4 Track’ 1,2;3,4; F.F-A. 4. This page is sponsored by: UNITED ELECTRIC COAL COMPANY---Cuba Seniors NANCY LEE KERR Accompanist...A’s... pal. Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Solo 1,2; Ensembles 2,4; Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Solo 3; Ensembles 2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Pro- gram Chairman 4; Girls Basketball 1,2; Science Club 2; J.C.L. 3,4; Librarian 2,4; Accompanist Chorus 2,3,4; Accom- panist Boys Chorus 3. PAUL DAVID KEIME V.I.T. girl...nice guy... “Prom” curls. F.F.A. 1,2,3; Basketball 2. RICHARD KOELLING 46 Olds... Cubaneer... | Dickae Science Club 3,4; Class Play 3; F.F.A. Use RICHARD LAFARY Casanova...dark eyes... “Docte Class Play 3,4; Science Club 2. ELIZABETH JANE LOWERY Demure...preacher’s daughter... friendly. Transferred from Valley 3; Majorette 2; Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Ensembles 3; Cheerleader 1,2; Class Vice President ]. This page is sponsored by: CLARK’S CITIES SERVICE AUTO REPAIR---Lewistown CHURCHILL'S CLOTHING STORE--Lewistown Ors KENNETH R. MARVEL Tiller of the s oil...stretch... “Henry. Track 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Solo 3; En- sembles 1; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Ensembles SEAS 1p2)3,4ocience Clubi2-).G.ls. 3; Marching Band 2,3,4. ELDON MILLER Classy shirts...hunter... chivalrous. Band 1,2,3,4; Ensembles 3; Boys Chor- us 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Ensembles 1; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Vice President 4; Class Secretary 2; Science Club 2; Marching Band 1,2,3,4. DICK MOODY Music..Swimming... peEdaw Band 1,2,3,4; Solo 2,4; Ensembles 2,4; Boys Chorus 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Class Pres- ident 2; Student Council 2; Science Club 4; J.C.L. 2,3,4; Baseball 4; Marching Band 1 nae! A; School Dance Band 1 2s MARTY ANN MOORE Practical joker...college boys... licorice stick. j Girls Chorus 1,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Solo 1, 2,3,4; Ensembles 1,2,3,4; Accompanist Boys Chorus 4; Mixed Chorus 1,4; En- sembles 1,4; F.H.A. 1,2,4; Girls Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Class Treasurer 1; J.C.L. 2,3,4; Pep Band 3; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; BEVERLY FAYE MORGAN Petite...Mamie... “Quig. Band 2,3,4; Girls Chorus 1; Mixed Cho- rus 1,4; Class Play 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Parliamentarian 4; Girls Basketball 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4. This page is sponsored by: PAUL G. STEVENSON. TRUCKING- Cuba Compliments of PAUL C. ZEMPEL, State Representative—Lewistown Seniors ESTHER LOUISE MUNSON Courteous... bassoon... librarian. Band 1,2,3,4; Ensembles 3; Class Play 3; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Girls Basketball 1,2, 3A OclencenG|UbmO mm Galen 2, A-milei= brarian 2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4. HELEN JOAN NUSSEL Blushing...blonde... Burrows. Transferred from Havana 4; F.H.A. 1,2, Sf! CHARLENE RENEAU “Charcoal”...pert...lassie with a classy chassis. Class Queen 2,4; Track Queen 2; Sci- ence Club 2,4; J.C.L. 3,4; Secretary 4; Class Play 4, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Historian 4; Public Relations Chairman 4; Girls Basketball 2,3,4; Class Vice President 3; Class Secretary 4; Class Treasurer 2; Camps Attended: Illini Girls State. ALFRED EUGENE ROBERTS Sportsman...“ Toughy”... small, but mighty. KENNETH RUNYAN Hockey...college... pretty boy. Ensembles 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Boys Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Solo 1,2,3; Class Play 4; Science Club 4; President 4; J.C.L. 1,2,3,4; Vice Pres- ident 1; President 2; Song Leader 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Annual Staff 3,4. This page is sponsored by: PELTEN’S JEWELRY—Lewistown BUTLER’S BUILDINGMATERIALS—Lewis town i Seniors CAROL JEAN SOSEY That ’56 Olds...singing star... we ‘luf her. Class Secretary 1,3; Student Council 4 Science Club 2; Marching Band 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4; Solo 1; Ensembles 1,2, S 4 4: =e oNe - ‘ | Girls Chas p23? 4; Mixed Chaews UP 3,4; Solo 2,3,4: Ensemblés 17273;4; Class Play 3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3, 4; md mldNe Uy 2a civ Recreation Chairman 4. RICHARD H. STRODE Sportsman...bakery... dark eyes. Boys Chorus 2; Mixed Chorus 2; Science Club 4. ROBERT STRODE Teachers’ terror... “Bob”... jolly. Fake A mle 273, 4; Bar Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus ]. MARTHA MARIE TURALL Freckles...tall...dieter... giggles. Band 1,2,3,4; Ensembles 1,2,3,4; Girls Chorus 3. 4: Mixed Chorus de Ensen bles 3,4; Class Play 3; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; President 4; Girls Basketball 1,2,4; Science Club 2; J.C.L. 3,4; Treasurer 4; Pep Band 3; Marching Band 1,2,3,4. ’ SE eipareeeomene os HOMER THOMSON a teesespontsws slow. Band 1,2,3,4; Solo 3; Ensembles 2,4; Boys Chorus 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Reporter 3,4; Football 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 3. This sponsored, b HUKILE EURERAL COMPEY Cuba CUBA FARMERS ELEVATOR-Cuba et es Seniors KATHLEEN JANE WALSH Curls...“Giggler”... slender. Girls Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 4; F.H.A 1,2,4; Girls Basketball 1,2; Pageant Play 4; Class Play 3,4. GERALD PUTMAN VON ACH Hunter...P.E. terror... SANDRA KAYE WALTERS Quick minded...“Casey”... Wow! Student Council 3,4; Science Club 2,4; J.C.L. 3,4; Pianist 3; Pep Band 3, Mar- ching Band 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; En- sembles 3,4; Girls Chorus 1,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Cheerleader 2,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Secretary 4; Girls Basketball 2,34; Class President 3. DANNY R. WILD Idle chatter...college...freckles... sports. Student Council 1; Science Club 3,4; J.C.L. 2,3,4; Vice President 3; Foot- ball 2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 4;Class President 1. RILEY RAY WILLIAMS Women...shirts... motorcycle. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Science Club 4; Foot- ball 3; Track 2. This page is sponsored by: UNITED ELECTRIC COAL COMPANY — Cuba os 2 EDWINA DEAN WILSON JAMES WILSON Classy clothes...“Poo”... Gridiron hero...boys’ state... boys. “Don’t bring Lulu.” Band 1,2,3,4; Ensembles 1,2,3,4; Girls Science Club 2,4; Secretary 4; Football Ghorus 1,2,4. 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 4; Camps Attended: Boys State; Annual Staff 4; Class Vice President 3,4. This page is sponsored by: CUBA JOURNAL -Cuba LARRY WILSON Student council pres...“Chip” the queen’s guard. Student Council President 4; Science Club 4; Football 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Camps Attended: 4-H Leader- ship; Class Play 3; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Secretary 4. CAROL SOSEY CHARL ENE RENEAU JIM WILSON Betty Crocker Homemaking Award Girls’ State Boys’ State ardinal Stall Salutes The awards eamed by the seniors whose pictures are above give them the distinct privilege of a special page in the Cardinal. The D.A.R award was given to Marilyn Ford because of her good citizenship and school spirit. Jim Wilson’s friendly personality and humor won him a trip to Boys’ State. Charlene Reneau is known for her warm personality. Carol Sosey displayed her skill in homemaking by winning the Betty Crocker Homemaking Award. MARILYN FORD D.A.R. Award The persons whose names are listed below have maintained a four year average of ninety or higher. They are listed in alphabetical order, not in the order of class standing. Lee Clayberg Dick Moody Charlotte Ford Kenneth Runyan Gary Harper Danny Wild Nancy Kerr Larry Wilson Richard Lafary This page is sponsored by: TOMPKINS MOTOR CO. —Lewistown NEWELL’S FASHIONS INC — Canton Class Will We, the Class of ’56, being now in that lofty state of mind to which only seniors can attain, but feeling nevertheless, that our days among you are numbered and knowing we’re not long for C. H. S., do give and bequeath our possessions as follows: To the freshmen, we will our dignified ways. To the sophomores, we will our accumulated knowledge, the result of four years of industrious labor (?). To the juniors, we will our superior intellect, our position on a high pedestal in the eyes of the underclassmen, and the forever endless task of publishing the 1956 Cardinal. To the faculty, we will our air of assurance and our sympathy for having endured us for four, long, hard years. Individually: |, Lee Clayberg, bequeath my center line backer spot on the football team to Terry Pickle. |, Riley Williams, bequeath my black motorcycle jacket to “The Terror of Highway No. 9.” |, Eldon Miller, bequeath my love for the girls to Duane Hart. |, Dick Strode, bequeath my ability to brag on a coon dog that runs rabbits to Kenny Ryan. |, Richard Lafary, bequeath “nothing to nobody, ‘cause | ain’t got nothing.” |, Caryl Crick, bequeath my shyness to anyone who wants if. |, Tom France, bequeath my last chair in the trombone section in the band for four years to Phil Keefauver. | Esther Munson, bequeath my_ impartial judgment and sense of fair play to my sister, Harriett. |, Betty Lowery, bequeath my quiet ways to Janice Miller. |, Charlotte Ford, bequeath my rides to the Bellvue Theatre to Carol Carver who just might get her money’s worth. |, Paula Heller, bequeath to the future home- coming queens my beautiful and shapely figure. |, Dick Coulter, bequeath my being the smallest player on the football team to Dick Henderson. |, Don Henderson, bequeath my ability to skip classes to the freshmen. |, Janet Cleer, bequeath the honor of being the first “Mrs.” of my class to Marcia Bevard. |, Nancy Kerr, bequeath my piccolo playing in marching band to Pat Ault. |, Don Harper, bequeath my title of “the tallest boy in high school” to Teddy Reffet. |, Gene Roberts, bequeath my manly art of self defense displayed at the Colchester game to Melbert Lafary. |, Karen Hackett, bequeath my ability to go to the Lewistown junior and senior prom to Virginia Barnes. |, Eugene Howard, bequeath my seats in study hall to anyone who can find them. |, Ronnie Henderson, bequeath my art of tack- ling shoe tops to anyone who can hit that low. |, Marilyn Ford, bequeath my steady boyfriend, Kenneth Brooks, to absolutely no one! |, Dick Koelling, bequeath my love of hot rods to anyone who likes them. |, Marty Moore, bequeath my knack for passing out “chewing gum” to innocent people to anyone who thinks they can handle the job. |, Kay Walters, bequeath my ability to tear out of chorus twice in one day to anyone who can break my speed record. |, Danny Wild, bequeath my freckles to Kathryn Orwig. |, Larry Wilson, bequeath my girl, Carol Miller, to absolutely no one, my worthless coon dog to Chris Heller to track down all his girls, and my “little” knowledge of basketball to the whole Varsity team next year. |, Jerry Von Ach, bequeath my last name to any beautiful girl (apply on printed form). |, Beverly Morgan, bequeath my bleached hair to June Paul. |, Rayford Darst, bequeath my nickname “Squeeky” to Donnie Thomson. |, Garry Bevard, bequeath Bonnie Rench to absolutely no one! Not even “Chip.” |, Gary Harper, bequeath my title of the smart- est kid in school and never getting kicked out to my brother, Larry. |, Charlene Reneau, bequeath my trip to Girls State to some lucky junior girl. |, Ken Marvel, bequeath my seat in study hall to Tom Schoenenberger, if he thinks he will fit. |, Martha Turall, bequeath my “milkshake sham- poo” to anybody who can get Ronnie Ehresman to give them one. |, Robert Strode, bequeath my ability to do calisthenics to Coach Morelli. —26— This page is sponsored by: FARMERS’ STATE BANK OF LEWIS TOWN-L ewistown |, Ken Runyan, bequeath my role as the most handsome kid in school to Gene Rand. |, Don Clayberg, bequeath my clowning any- place, anywhere, to Milt “Boomer” Murphy. 1, Carol Sosey, bequeath my place in the middle of the front seat of a ’56 “Olds” to absolutely no one. |, Jo Ann Davis, bequeath my skill in getting a class ring in two dates to anyone who is capable. |, Dixie Grindle, bequeath my good luck in getting a man to Nancy Clark. |, Jane Walsh, bequeath my talent to steal boy friends to Marilee Mason, if she thinks she can get by with it. |, Donna English, bequeath my good fortune of going with the Valley boys to anyone who thinks they can. |, Beverly Helle, bequeath Ronnie Bishop to absolutely no one. |, Ronnie Dilts, bequeath my black Chevy to Coach Richardson. |, Jack Haynes, bequeath my quiet ways to Carl Windsor. |, Helen Nussel, bequeath my ability to blush to Nancy Phillips. |, Jim Wilson, bequeath my “natural curly” locks to Dick Henderson, my slim waistline to Ronnie Clayberg, my dignified intelligence to Curt Fos- ter, my superior football playing to John Mowery, and my “nose” to absolutely no one. |, Mary Lou Bannister, bequeath my knack to keep a diamond to Rita Sleeth, who lost hers. |, Edwina Wilson, bequeath my “giggling ability” to the dignified freshmen. |, Dick Moody, bequeath my first chair in the trombone section to “Porky” Baughman, if it will hold her up. |, Paul Keime, bequeath my “Prom” curls to Garry Howarter. |, Homer Thomson, bequeath my speedy ways to Kathlein Wilde. To this document we do set our hand and seal on this first day of January A. D. of 1956, in hopes that the inheritance will be accepted in the same manner in which we have so generously bestowed it. Class of ’56 -- Marty Moore -- This page is sponsored by: THE LEWISTOWN NATIONAL BANK - - Lewistown So They Say Twas night in Cuba and throughout the town The people slept peacefully And out on the campus of C.H.S. Three shadowy figures | saw. These three forms suggest an old story I’ve heard Of fates that the future foretells. As | drew close | heard one of them say In a voice low, but clear as a bell; “From yonder brick building shall graduate soon A very remarkable class, Each member is destined to famous become.” I’Il relate what | saw come to pass. Folks, it brings me near to tears To look ahead through all these years And write it down in a public book That VIRGIL LEE BURROWS is a famous cook. And MARTHA TURALL, | declare, ls a bubble dancer at the county fair. ROBERT STRODE is a great benefactor He made improvements on the soda cracker. KEN MARVEL has grown greater; He’s made a new rat-exterminator. While CAROL JEAN SOSEY, a prima donna of note, Lost her voice when she drowned in a moat. ELDON MILLER, rather short and stout, Labors in the shops as a roustabout. And CHARLENE RENEAU, as his wife, Certainly leads him a hen-pecked life. BEVERLY MORGAN, the world’s record has set, Knocking golf balls through a tennis net. DANNY WILD a famous attorney at law Permits his wife toput garlic in his slaw. JERRY VON ACH is a chauffeur with a foreign car, While MARILYN FORD is a swimming star. LARRY and JIM WILSON, cousins, ’tis said, Are detectives out looking for bugs in a bed. And KAREN HACKETT, well | declare, She’s the director of the Illinois Fair. Cartoonists of world renown Are GENE ROBERTS and RILEY WILLIAMS; They say that their clever drawing and such Are actually rolling up millions. Oh, yes! | must tell you before | forget That ESTHER MUNSON is nursing in Bartonville yet. HOMER THOMSON, it seems ls now quite busy coaching basketball teams. JANE WALSH is a winsome widow of wealth And of servants she has at least nine, With RAYFORD DARST her butler and DICK STRODE, her cook, They certainly do get along fine. RONNIE HENDERSON, a shoestring salesman, is still going strong, And if you want short ones, you’re sure to get long. While DON CLAYBERG, is in great demand As the wealthy “Drum Major of St. David’s Band.” JANET CLEER and NANCY KERR, it appears, Have been selling mouse traps through all these long years. A clever fortune-teller one girl now is With earrings and handkerchief red Her name’s KAY WALTERS, she character reads By feeling the bumps on one’s head While poor KEN RUNYAN, When last | saw him, he was peeling an onion. This page is sponsored by: DOCTOR V.S. SMITH, 0.D.—Lewistown PUTT CREEK COAL COMPANY -—Cuba The Mayo Brothers have new rivals now, At a clinic established nearby Are DON HENDERSON and DICK COULTER: Specialists of nose, throat, and eye. nterpretive dancing is now being taught In a studio near Dublin Bay By that graceful PAULA HELLER; She has classes all hours of the day. CHARLOTTE FORD and BETTY LOWERY Are nurses with marvelous insight. Into their poor suffering patients, They pour castor oil by the pint. CARYL CRICK married a chemist ’tis said But the experiment failed and now he is dead. EDWINA WILSON, the talkative pest, Has been married 5 times, and with guadruplets is now blessed. DICK KOELLING and THOMAS FRANCE Are busy teaching baby grasshoppers how to dance. DON HARPER is wearing his shoeleather thin Soliciting aid for the deaf. His helper is little GENE HOWARD; They look like Mutt and Jeff. RICHARD LAFARY and GARRY BEVARD arouse The whole countryside with their cries, They are gathering pearls and expect to get rich Before either one of them dies. LEE CLAYBERG is a tailor by trade, While JO ANN DAVIS is a cranky old maid. Our demure HELEN NUSSEL No longer so shy Is acting with Rock Hudson In their latest movie entitled, “Oh, My!” PAUL KEIME and JACK HAYNES Are auctioneers very well known; They sell everything from pianos and farms To bedsteads and rockers that groan. BEVERLY HELLE and DONNA ENGLISH jig for their food In the “Hangout” with pride, Their clever kicks and fantastic jerks Caused some folks to laugh ’till they died. In garments of neat immaculate white, RONNIE DILTS with broom and dust pan ls cleaning the main street of Fiatt. He’s doing the best that he can. Efficient and capable in bookkeeping Are DIXIE GRINDLE and MARY BANNISTER shrewd. Their columns are straight and their figures are neat, Whenever their ledgers are viewed. GARY HARPER, DICK MOODY, and MARTY MOORE With their Dixieland Band of great renown Are playing 7 nights a week on Miami Shore. Folks say they’re the best to be found. The fates became silent and looked all around; When they saw that nothing had stirred Their three dark forms vanished and left me alone To think of the things that | had heard. When years will have passed and all things prophesied By these fates have surely come true ; You'll appreciate then all the efforts I’ve made To forecast these events for you. —Marty Moore— This page is sponsored by: MARSHALL’S TIN SHOP—Cuba MIDWAY GROCERY AND LUNCH-Midway JUNIOFS LARRY WINDSOR, president RUTH MURPHY, vice president EUGENE WEAVER, secretary - treasurer EDDIE AMSLER KEITH ARCHDALE KENNETH ASHBY ELDON AULT DIXIE BECKLEHYMER MAXINE BEEBE LEWIS BEHYMER MARCIA BEVARD NANCY BLAKELY This page is sponsored by: McLUCKIES FIRESTONE, Canton JUNIOLS BEVERLY CAMERON CAROL CARVER HAROLD CATTRON RONNIE CLAYBERG JERRY CHURCHILL NANCY CLARK DEAN COULTER RICHARD DEAKIN JO ANN DeFORD CURTISE-OSTER DONNA HACKETT CLAUDE HALLAM This page is sponsored by; PHILLIPS and O’MARA, Architects, Canton JuNIOLS SHIRLEY HARDESTY DUANE HART RICHARD HENDERSON ANNABELLE KIDD DORIS KUEHN VERL MALOTT BARBARA MARSHALL DOROTHY MARVEL CARRIE NORMAN VERNON McCLOSKEY BETTY McDANIELS DONALD McMULLEN This page is sponsored by: CANTON MEMORIAL CO., Canton JUNIOTS CECIL NEWBURN GEORGE PASLEY GENE RAND ROGER RIEGEL JEAN RUNYAN DIXIE SLATER RITA SLEETH JACKIE SMART GLORIA SPRINKLE MARVIN THURMAN JIM VICE KATHLEIN WILDE This SPOON RIVE ELECT nsored a Ric CO-O , Canton HAROLD WILLIAMSON JOYCE WILLIAMSON KENNETH RYAN FAYE HOWARD Th CHURCHILL page is sponsored by: is ge MANUFACTURING CO., Galesburg Sophomores: VIRGINIA BARNES DUANE BEAIRD LARRY BEAM BILL BLAKELY CHARLES BUXTON, JR. JO ANN BUXTON LOIS BAUGHMAN CAROLE BAUGHMAN PAUL CANTRALL EDDIE CHURCHILL JIMMY CLARK treasurer JO ANN CRAMBL ET LAWANDA EBONY LEONARD FAIRBURN LARRY FORD LAVERNE FORD LORENA FORD JOE GRAHAM VICTORY GRAY VIRGINIA HALLAM This page is sponsored by: E. C. SMITH — Insurance of All Kinds, Fiatt and METHODIST CHURCH, Cuba This page is sponsored by: WEATHER3BEE’S SPORTING GOODS, Galesburg and KEENAN’S SPORTING GOODS, Peoria Sophomores BEVERLY HART JAMES HELLE JO ANN HENDEE DORIS HENDERSON GARLAND HILTON GARY HOWARTER LARRY HOWARTER SANDRA JOHNS RICHARD KERR JOHN LAFARY LARRY MANALO RUTH MATHENY LARRY McCLOSKEY LARRY McCLOUTH JOSEPHINE McCORMICK JOHN MOWERY, president HARRIET MUNSON MILTON MURPHEY KATHRYN ORWIG JUNE PAUL pon YAEL, Sophomores NANCY PHILLIPS LINDA POLICH JANET PURTLE JEFF QUINN TOM REFFETT, vice president BONNIE RENCH GILBERT RUHL CARLOS SHAW . TOM SHOENENBERGER EDDIE SHIELDS PHIL SPRATT vOv CE STECK GWENDOLYN STRODE, secretary DALLAS TAYLOR PAULINE TAYLOR DONNIE THOMPSON MARILYN THOMPSON JIMMIE WALKER ALICE WALSH JANET WATSON This page is sponsored by: NU-WAY LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS Canton and Havana Sophomores BERNARD WHEELER VIRGINIA WILLIAMSON CARL WINDSOR JOHN ZIMMERMAN PAUL PIGG This page is sponsored by: LITTLE SISTER FARMS, St. David and BIMA MARKET, St. David Freshmen CAROL AULT, secretary PAT AULT BERNARD BAKER SHARON BAKER JACK BEAIRD RAY BEEBE GLORETTA BEVARD COLLEEN BISWELL BILLY BROOKS LINDA CAME RON RONNIE CAREY DOROTHY CATHEY CARL CATTRON SALLY CLARK ZOLENE CLAY BERG PATRICIA CONLEY LUCILLE CRICK DONALD CURTISS GEORGE DAVIS MARILYN EDWARDS This page is sponsored by: DAVIS’ RED AND WHITE STORE, St. David This page is sponsored by: LITTLE SISTER COAL CO-OP, St. David Ir RONNIE EHRESMAN CAROLYN FIDLER EUGENE FIELDS SANDRA FORD DONNIE FRANCE DEANNA GILMORE ELIZABETH HALLAM DAVID HARDESTY LARRY HARPER DWIGHT HART NORMA HAVENS CHRIS HELLER, vice president DONALD HENDRYX NANCY HOWARTER LEROY HOWELL PHILLIP KEEFAUVER FREDDIE KIDD JUDY KNUDSON GRACE LAFARY MELBERT LAFARY Freshmen DICK LASWELL BERNEATA MARTINDALE BERNARD MARVEL MARILEE MASON DOROTHY MATHENY LEROY McDANIELS PHILLIP McLOUTH CAROL MILLER JANICE MILLER VERNON MITCHELL LLOYD MURPHEY TOMMY NOEL MABLE ORWIG JOHN PASLEY TERRY PICKLE DAVID PLOTTS TED IREFFET I, JUDY RILEY TOMMY ROGERS KAREN SCALF This page is sponsored by: GAIN GREENHOUSE, Bushnell and ALLEN FOODS INC., St. Louis This page is sponsored by: IPAVA FARMERS PROCESSING CO., Ipava Freshmen CARROLL SCHOONOVER KENT SHAVER DIXIE SHIELDS JOHN SLATER CONNIE STONEKING CAROLYN STRODE MARY SPRECKER RETAH SURRY ROBERT TALLENT ROGER TAYLOR, president RONNIE TAYLOR BILLY THOMPSON RONALD THOMPSON TRUMAN TURALL LIBBY TRUAX CARROLL VON ACH KAREN VON ACH CHARLES WALLICK NORMA WALLICK JACK WALSH —42— Freshmen HELEN WHEELER KENNY WILLIAMSON, Treasurer GARY WILSON This page is sponsored by: THOMPSON BROTHERS, Ipava This page is sponsored by: J. E. TOMPKINS — Cuba See Paul Yocum, Pleasant Row, for beef for your freezer. c ° et = O 2 1 ou iiss U3 4 a2 | Ww WwW YW WwW aos e ty mas AN Zn a) i = n wm a wi Ww = Oo Fe vee Ox LW aa) a mo) o - fe) a c ° oO. 7) “ o D 1°] a. ” cc = This page is sponsored by: SEMCO COLOR PRESS, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma This page is sponsored by: AULT’S FOOD STORE Cuba GAMBLE STORE — Cuba Nancy Clark, Janet Cleer, Kay Walters, Carol Sosey. rae GX Oe Nancy Clark, Carol Sosey, Janet Cleer, Kay Walters. This page is sponsored by: WOODY’S BARBER SHOP — Cuba LYON’S GREENHOUSE — Cuba z Strode. Bec Boe ee 8 Se, : ; x = Strode, Pat Ault, Pat Conley, Carole Baughman. “Cookie” This page is sponsored py: DR. J. W. J. Ke. WELCH — Cuba ACKERSON AND MURPHY POOL HALL — Cuba Kiioxvillessas ant cms ce Lewistowntess cess nee Bushnelliiocts ae sce Astoria vise uence Valléymics Fant oie Havandic.ns sas eee Industry%cc.c se. sreceeere The 1955 football season was an interesting one with one of the best statistical records in the state and yet only a 50% season. Except for the first game, no opponent scored more than one touchdown against Cuba. We were the defensive champions and tied for the offensive champion- ship honors in conference play. Four year letterman, Don Clayberg, chosen by teammates as the most valuable player was given special mention on Little All State and All North MOWERY’S e e is sponsored by: LIANCE STORE — Cuba eee eeeo5e They Seatt eO Special honor was given co-captains elect Ken Runyan and Ron Henderson. Runyan was given honorable mention on the Little All State and All Northern IIlinois. Also mention was given to Cuba’s next year’s All State line candidate Ron Clayberg, John Mowery was given honorable mention on All North Little All State. NONOO OOD Varsity Football ROW ONE: Gary Harper, Jim Wilson, Curt Foster, Dick Coulter, Ronnie Henderson. ROW TWO: Homer Thomson, Roger Reigel, Gene Rand, Lee Clayberg, Lee Burrows, Ronnie Clayberg. ROW THREE: Coach Morelli, Jim Helle, mgr., Don Clayberg, Don Harper, Ken Runyan, John Mowery, Coach Richardson. RAY MORELLI Head football, baseball and asst. basketball coach ROD RICHARDSON Director of athletics, head basketball and track and assistant football coach This page is sponsored by: SCRIPPS McCARTNEY CO. — Canton JIMMY GREER, refrigeration and air conditioning — Canton enlor Football Players LEEPCCAYSERG 5’10 — 170 —Hal fback Could be called “Versatile Lee”. . «thought only of team . .was switched to almost every position. . .played each well. . .will be missed very much next year. JIM WILSON 5’8 — 145 —Hal fback Pound for pound the roughest player on the squad. . .weighed 130 but,when he exploded it was 130%. . .a great competitor. DON CLAYBERG 6’1-—195 —End “Hands, as he was known... chosen on the Chicago Ameri- can first All North “Little All State”. . .chosen by Daily News “Little All State” honor- able mention. . .chosen by team mates as the most valuable. DICK COULTER 5’8 — 140 — Guard 140 pound first string offensive guard. . .not big in size but in desire. . .did an excellent job . . .will be missed. This page is sponsored by: ED ANDERSON, SHERIFF’S OFFICE — Lewistown af eS GAMBL E’S — Lewistown LEE BURROWS 5’9 — 170 — Guard “Grizzley. . .didn’t report early enough to play the first two games. . .the “Rock of Gibral- tar” of our outstanding defense . . .will be greatly missed. KENNETH RUNYAN 6’2 — 185 — Hal fback Given honorable mention on the Chicago American “All North Team”. . .chosen co-captain of squad. . .a boy who gave his best all the time. RONNIE HENDERSON 5’9 — 162 —Hal fback One of this year’s co-captains - + .voted by team election. . . an undying heart for football + + .teams hardest tackler. . . whoever fills his shoes next year will have to be a great competitor. HOMER THOMSON 6’3 —175—End Played both offense and de- fense. . .very serious minded player. . .a strong desire to participate, DON HARPER 6'4 — 202 — Fullback Used as fullback, end, tackle - + .versatile abilities. . .also a punter. . .type of athlete a coach would tab “Ideal”. . , will be greatly missed next season. GARY HARPER 6’ —170 Guard First eleven offensive team. .. hindered by lack of varsity experience. . .did a commenda- ble job. RONNIE HENDERSON and KEN RUNYAN Co-captains This page is sponsored by: BUSHNELL STOCKYARDS CO. NEWELL, JONES, BRADFORD, AND PRODUCERS COMM. COMP ANIES fi. ill) ten 5 bee eq93= A'L ONY Oldyva-vano | PAS aAdVMOAVH 1 IVHSa VW Aq pesosudds s}eBnd siq) ROW ONE: Tommy Noel, Vernie Mitchell, Joe Graham, Jack Walsh, Bill Blakely, Dick Lasswell, Paul Pigg. ROW TWO: Tom Schoenenberger, Larry McCloskey, Gilbert Ruhl, Jeff Quinn, Carl Windsor, Bernard Wheeler, Marvin Thur- man, Harold Williamson. ROW THREE: Coach Morelli, Dick Kerr, Chris Heller, Larry Harper, Larry Beam, Terry Pickel, Milt Murphy, Eddie Churchill, Dick Henderson, Coach Richardson. Junior Although the junior varsity had only a five . game schedule, they remained out for the sport Varsi and often played against the varsity. This club is made up of a great amount of raw material, which should blossom into the pride of Cuba Hi. Good luck to you in the future boys, we will all be following your progress! This page is sponsored by: CANTON DAILY LEDGER — Canton FULLERTON LUMBER CO. — Canton SEATED: Dick Coulter, Larry Wilson, Gary Harper, Gene Rand, Roger Reigal, Tom France, John Mowery. STANDING: Gene Roberts (mgr.), Don Clayberg, Ken Runyan, Don Harper, Homer Thompson, Danny Wild, Rod Richardson, coach. Varsity The Cardinals of the 55-56 season were a vet- Cuba .. seeeees JO Abington... eran squad with eight returning lettermen. They ae ve sees ES est wees got off to a fast start and improved steadily over Cae Lois wearily the season. They took second place in the Rose- Cuba .. meet, 67 Raomilion ville Tournament and were county champions for cies we . a Farmington i. . ; uba .. ‘ Lewistown the second consecutive year. The team was led Gries MUSA Rees in scoring by Don Harper, 6’ 4” center, a three Gubane etorin year varsity veteran. Ken Runyan and Don Clay- Cuba. : Valley .... berg must be given special mention as able star- Cuba ........ Industry... g g P Cuba .. e@eeeeoeeeee8 We iE ap ee ters and four years varsity veterans. Nice going, Cikcie wtepies. Bu ooreil Cardinals. We’re all proud of you! Gubdiiw wens... O40 Lewistown ; ROSEVILLE TOURNAMENT VARSITY SCHEDULE Sie Spin s Guba yam. dees. a 7 Williamsfield ...c.s 57 Guna eens: 17 Goleheti ane ODM eet. ce 52, Mason City .... . 50 : Gipdeemte aes 52) Glasford oo ec. een 38 COUNTY TOURNAMENT BUC ae erties ie 80° ASTOrid ss scacce ss, 40 GSubaitentcaeamrcmctO BAVOR- at. ecreremciiiacess 05. Valley . «6 seas 04 CUbGtnrancs sss cot Valley... Reva e re ete, 054) Easton. .. .ss5sees 42 Cuba .............. 58 Lewistown . This page is sponsored by: HANG OUT CAFE — Cuba COMPLIMENTS OF WILLIS GALE SON — Cuba ‘ i | ne This page is sponsored by: JOHN B. ANDERSON, County Treasurer —Lewistown MOSHER’S STORE FOR MEN — Canton d by fe) ae) = O l LU a 2° Oo fF 2) cae a= CR vo 2. Pa a see o ao tL Cd rs c WwW a o -O = O | bk Lu me o = me Lu ae ea O O v = Th KEN RUNYAN 6°2—185-—F Top defensive player. . .rebounder . « «good scoring average. . .team man. DANNY WILD 6'0—160-G, F Hard worker. . .good shooter... good defensively. . .has made noted improvement. . .leads in free throw percentage. . .feam man. DON HARPER 6°4-195-C Great competitor. . .best college prospect. . .variety of shots. . .re- bounder. . .very co-operative. . . team man. DON CLAYBERG 6’'1—195—G, F Ball handler. . .thinker and floor general. . .rebounder. . .probably leads in assists. . .team man. This page is sponsored by: FREDMAN’S FURNITURE CO. — Canton KNEPP’S — Canton HOMER THOMSON Scorer. . 6’3—175-—C, F .rebounder. . .has the knack of out maneuvering Opponents for easy lay-ups. . .team man. Defensive team man, TOM FRANCE 5’9-—145—G man. . .good shooter. .. GENE RAND GARY HARPER ROGER REIGEL 6°2—170 — F 6’0 —-170 —F 6°1—155—F, C Junior. . .with experience gained Senior reserve. . .all around ball Junior. . .gained experience which this year should make a bid for a player. . .hampered by lack of will put him in good shape for next starting position next year. experience. . .team man. year. . «rebounder. . .shooter. . . defensive man. . .team man. DICK COULTER LARRY WILSON JOHN MOWERY 5’8 —142-G 5’°9-145-—G 5711-169 -—G Senior reserve. . .lack of experience Ball handler. . .quick. . .reliable. Sophomore. . .gained experience and size handicapped Dick. . . team man. . . should be outstanding next year, worker, This page is sponsored by: CANTON TIRE AND VULCANIZING CO. — Canton RUMLER’S CITIES SERVICE, Ave. A and Chestnut — Canton Daan aU mod MOWERY 3 FRONT CENTER: Coach Morelli, Manager Bill Blakely. ROW ONE: Donnie France, Terry Pickel, Kent Shaver, Victor Gray, Duane Beaird, Paul Pigg, Larry McCloskey, Donnie Thompson, Phil Keefauver, Bill Hendryx, Chris Heller. ROW TWO: Gilbert Ruhl, Jim Clark, Bernard Wheeler, Junior Buxton, Carl Windsor, Phil McLouth, Larry McLouth, Jeff Quinn, Larry Ford. This year’s record of the junior varsity team Cuba vic sens oi stes ee49_ ADINGtOnn y oeeremnneenas makes Cuba’s basketball future look bright. They Cuba ..sseceeseeees 50 Industry .......... 23 OT] MA rae AA MER Asm oad SE had an exceptionally good season which included Coban ee ees SHAleo| i TAT aS second place honors in the county tournament. Cuba. i.e: ve tinct ee an4 a KNOXVill oe, cay een) Quinn and Windsor were outstanding sophomores CubGier, sheen nau Farmington RAR ind co and Phil McLouth, a freshman, distinguished Cuba .....seeeeeee. 40 Lewistown......... 57 hi (fete re eas q eee: bili Cuba ....s00sea 000 0! Astorian. occ. eae ames imself for his drive and re-bounding ability. Cuba 2. coc ees 7 aVallaye eee Here’s to your future success! CUDG Siete cca terelawienn fa Industrys sms salerees JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE ue ge 62 Me | Ts age Cuban. css cheese LZMWILOMmsiiel decedent 40 Cito a urernaee a A} eee eee ey Guba. ev veeees 49n Maconicity see eee ef se CL SITY OUCH OWS (OW Dg ae Cuba t.'.. sie srtete ate o ees OStOrdae aie ee ene COUNTY TOURNAMENT COba se eliras cocaine ae OU MASTOLICNE Sy cue ren E40 Cuba s.css ss os ea ee s OO erormington.s semen CUDA Fe es aie cetniet se Aimy VOll@Y iain Caren, Cuba ois vie. ea. aie s 460 Lewis towne, 1a ene Cuba. Fins s eeue, eed PEGS Tone ee ee ae This page is sponsored by: WHITE’S BOOK STORE — Canton SENN SOLDWEDEL DAIRY INC. — Canton ROW ONE: John Lafary, Milt Murphy, Jim Wilson, Tom Reffet, Larry Howarter, John Pasley. ROW TWO: Victor Gray, Don Clayberg, John Mowery, Gilbert Ruhl, Ronnie Henderson, Jeff Quinn. ROW THREE: Gene Rand, Phil McLouth, Larry Ford, Bernard Wheeler, Danny Wild, Dick Coulter, Larry Wilson. The Cardinal baseball squad ended last season’s play with a 4-2 record which was good for second place in the conference. Graduation took a great toll in the start- ing roster, but the summer baseball! program produced an able crop of young ballplayers. Returning three year let- termen included: Jim Wilson, Don Clayberg, Danny Wild and Gary Harper. John Mowery and Jeff Quinn, the only two returning lettermen, developed as they did in football and basketball. The pitching staff gave Cuba Cardinals one of their better seasons. This page is sponsored by: COMPLIMENTS OF WARNER CHURCHILL — Cuba FORNERIS STORE Fiatt ROW ONE: Harold Williamson, Freddy Kidd, Dick Kerr. ROW TWO: Larry Howarter, Gary Howarter, Duane Beaird Paul Pigg. ROW THREE: Ronnie Henderson, Don Harper, Kenneth Marvel, John Mowery. ’ The Cardinal track squad was mostly made up of vet- erans, which included: Don Harper, one of the county’s best jumpers; Ken Marvel, a top middle distance man; Ron Henderson, a good sprinter; and John Mowery, also an ex: cellent sprinter. A fine crop of freshmen and sophomores contributed to the success of this group. Coach Richard. son was very proud of these boys all of whom took pride in the competitive spirit of the sport. This page is sponsored by: JACK AND BILL’S CLOTHING STORE — Canton CAMPUS BOOK STORE - Canton This page is sponsored by: HARRY PARR, COUNTY CLERK —Lewistown BLAINE RAMSEY, STATE'S ATTORNEY —Lewistown Homecoming Senior Clase Hlay Sand FFA. FAA. Chorus Gunter Classical League Science Club Student Counc Librantans This page is sponsored by: SWEARINGEN WHOLESALE CO., Canton i y 2 The Queen This page is sponsored by: C.D. McCAUGHEY-PAINTING—Cuba TASTEE FREEZE—Cuba Attendants CHARLENE RENEAU Senior RITA SLEETH Junior “COOKIE” STRODE Sophomore This page is sponsored by: MAURICE WEBB IMPLEMENT CO.-ALLIS CHALMERS—Lewistown KINNEMEN SERVICE STATION-—Lewistown ¥ ae THE war WE SHOULD TRAIN UPR CHILE ce a mo) © - ° a) Cc ° Qa 2) a) © 7] 1°] Qa 7] = kK SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. — Canton DOBBINS BAKERY — Canton The senior play, “Two’s a Crowd”, was one of the most successful to be produced in C.H.S. When Dick (Dick Moody), Pat (Janet Cleer) and Dorothy (Kay Walters) found themselves “in charge” of their home in the absence of their mother (Charlene Reneau), they decided to rent rooms. Mamie (Beverly Morgan), maid, cook, and SEATED: Don Clayberg, Edwina Wilson Sosey, Janet Cleer. STANDING: Garry Bevard, Beverly Helle, Richard Lafary, Charlene Reneau, Karen Hackett, Kenneth Danny Wild, Dick Moody. This page is sponsored by: TRIPLE S. MINES — Cuba MARY K’S BEAUTY SHOP — Cuba Senior Play , Beverly Morgan, Kay Walters, Carol amateur detective, refused to become involved. An_evening of comedy and laughter followed. The class really enjoyed presenting the play. | think orchids are due the entire cast, those who worked behind the scenes and particularly Mrs. Skean, who did such a tremendous job in direct- ing it. Runyan, Marilyn Ford, Lee Clayberg, The Cuba High School band, under the very capable direction of Mr. Walter A. Brashear, has been an inspiration to the band members, the faculty and other students at C.H.S. The band was always active at home football games, putting on very enter- taining and colorful half-time shows. It furnished lively music at the basketball games and with this “backing up” our team was inspired to many victories. For the past four years, superior ratings have been awarded the band. We, the senior band members of ’56, salute you, Mr. Brashear, ' for the tremendous effort you have put forth toward our music appreciation, as well as actual playing. We are certainly going to miss the band next year and we only hope that in the years to come we have a person to whom we can look up to and respect as we have you. —Marty Moore This page is sponsored by: OAKS AND SONS, General Contractor — Canton PSGHIRRER COAL CO, —Ca Majorette Nancy Phillips, Libby Truax, Pat Ault, Janet Cleer. This page is sponsored b STATE BANK OF CUBA -— Cuba CAROL SOSEY MARTHA TURALL GARY HARPER DON CLAYBERG Flute Clarinet French Horn Baritone PAULA HELLER ELDON MILLER TOM FRANCE KAY WALTERS Baritone Saxophone Trombone Drums HOMER THOMSON MARTY MOORE LEE CLAYBERG RONALD DILTS Trombone Clarinet Clarinet Trombone This page is sponsored by: RUSSELL SMITH POST 533, American Legion — Cuba “Best of Luck to the Class of '56” KENNETH MARVEL NANCY KERR DICK MOODY KEN RUNYAN Bass Flute Trombone Clarinet ee: EDWINA WILSON BEVERLY MORGAN Clarinet Cymbals GARYVIEERIGK JANET CLEER Drums Oboe This page is sponsored by: E. R. MOORE CO. — Chicago SELKIRK’S HARLEY-DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES — Canton ROW ONE: Larry McLouth, Gary Wilson, Terry Pickle, George Davis, Bernard Marvel, John Slater, Lee Ro McDaniels. ROW TWO: John Lafary, Larry Ford, Larry Manalo, Ronnie Carey, Duane Beaird, Larry Beam. RO THREE: Jerry Churchill, Keith Archdale, Kenneth Ryan, George Pasley, Donald McMullen, Ronnie Ehresman, Harold Williamson. ROW FOUR: Robert Strode, Kenneth Marvel, Don Harper, Marvin Thurman, Riley Williams, Richard Deakin, Eldon Ault. EEA. The Cuba Chapter of the Future Farmers of is Mr. Maurice Wilhoit. The purpose of this America has an enrolled membership of 58 mem- organization is to help farm boys become estab- bers. Its officers are: president, Lee Clayberg; lished farmers after graduation. Their motto is: vice president, Eldon Miller; secretary, Larry “Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Wilson; treasurer, Tom France; reporter, Homer Live, Living to Serve.” Thomson; sentinel, Dick Coulter. The advisor sponsored by: HOMER LIMESTONE SERVICE -- Bushnell This page ROW ONE: Mr. Wilhoit, Homer Thomson, Tom France, Lee Clayberg, Eldon Miller, Chipper Wilson, Dick Coulter. ROW TWO: Dwight Hart, Jack Walsh, Donnie France, Bob Tallent, Tom Rodgers, Ronnie Thompson, Eddie Churchill. ROW THREE: Dick Henderson, Donnie Thompson, Freddie Kidd, Carl Cattron, Dean Coulter, Verle Mallott, Duane Hart. ROW FOUR: Carol Schoonover, Bernard Baker, John Pasley, Lee Burrows, Ronnie Henderson, Rayford Darst, sh sok PPA. This page is sponsored by: PETER PAN BAKERY -— Peoria MOTEL SIESTA — Canton ROW ONE: Janet Purtle, Joyce Williamson, Kay Walters, Martha Turall, Carol Sosey, Edwina Wilson, Nancy Kerr, Charlene Reneau. ROW TWO: Mrs. Quick, Gloria Sprinkle, Nancy Clark, Barbara Marshall, Virginia Williamson, Beverly Hart, Doris Henderson. ROW THREE: Norma Havens, Ruth Murphy, Nancy Howarter, Marilyn Thompson, Helen Nussel, Marty Moore. ROW FOUR: Dixie Shields, Dorothy Matheny, Faye Howard, Dixie Beckelhymer, Kathlein Wilde, Paula Heller, Janet Cleer. FAA. This page is sponsored by: BROTHERS, INC. — Canton WILLIAMS SPORTING GOODS — Canton WO sa ROW ONE: Annabelle Kidd, Jo Ann De Ford, Carrie Norman, Rita Sleeth, Carole Ault, Lois Baughman, Deanna Gilmore, Gloreta Bevard. ROW TWO: Marcia Bevard, Jackie Smart, Beverly Cameron, Nancy Blakley, Marilyn Edwards, Virginia Barns, Beverly Helle, Beverly Morgan. ROW THREE: Jo Ann Hendee, Marilee Mason, Pauline Taylor, Mary Louise Sprecker, Coleen Biswell, Carolyn Strode, Marilyn Ford, Cookie Strode. ROW FOUR: Donna Hackett, Jane Walsh, Donna English, Dorothy Marvel, Caryl Crick, Karen Hackett, Mable Orwig, Charlotte Ford. This page is sponsored by: SWARTZBAUGH AND NELSON - Canton ANDREWS FURNITURE CO. — Canton ROW ONE: Beverly Helle, Faye Howard, Linda Cameron, Betty Jane Lowery, Jane Walsh, Carole Ault, Zolene Clayberg, Dorothy Cathey. ROW TWO: Beverly Morgan, Gloria Sprinkle, Ruth Matheny, Nancy Clark, Jean Runyan, JoAnn Buxton, Kay Walters, Martha Turall. ROW THREE: Larry Harper, Roger Taylor, Bill Hendryx, Ronald Dilts, Dick Moody, Bernard Baker. ROW FOUR: Tom France, Gary Harper, Homer Thomson, Kenneth Marvel, Kenneth Runyan. Mixed Chorus Last fall the hiah school choruses of forty members, under’ the direction of Mr. Bra- shear, moved into the new music department, which had been con- structed for them. They were divided into the mixed chorus and boys chorus. They were hosts to the county festival and participated in the contests. All in all, the choruses had a most successful season. This page is sponsored by: CANTON PLUMBING CO. — Canton E. W. QUINN, D.D.S. — Cuba — ROW ONE: Libby Truax, Janet Cleer, Edwina Wilson, Carol Sosey, Nancy Phillips, Carole Baughman, Janice Miller, Jo Anne Davis. ROW TWO: Karen Hackett, Joyce Steck, Marty Moore, Paula Heller, Patricia Ault, Pat Conley, Nancy Kerr. ROW THREE: Tom Schoenenberger, Chris Heller, Kenneth Williamson, Ted Reffet. ROW FOUR: Don Clayberg, Gene Rand, Roger Riegel, Truman Turall, Eddie Amsler, Mr. Brashear. BOYS Chorus § ROW ONE: Mr. Brashear, Chris Heller, Kenneth Williamson, Ted Reffet, Eddie Amsler. ROW TWO: Lee Burrows, Don Clayberg, Roger Riegel, Gene Rand, Truman Turall, Tom Schoenenberger. ROW THREE: Larry Harper, Roger Taylor, Bill Hendryx, Ronald Dilts, Dick Moody, Bernard Baker. ROW FOUR: Tom France, Gary Harper, Homer Thomson, Ken Marvel, Ken Runyan. This page is sponsored by: FULTON MUSIC CO, — Canton, MASSINGALE PRODUCE CO. Canton ROW ONE: Richard Henderson, James Helle, Dick Moody, Martha Turall, Carole Baughman, Paula Heller, Charlene Reneau, Gary Harper, Miss Tapper, Nancy Kerr, Sandra Johns. ROW TWO: Carolyn Fidler, Esther Munson, Harrieti Munson, Linda Cameron, Libby Truax, Dorothy Marvel, Betty McDaniels, Nancy Phillips, Pat Ault, Pat Conley, Tommy Noel. ROW THREE: Karen Von Ach, Doris Keuhn, Rita Sleeth, Jo Ann Buxton, Jeff Quinn, Carol Carver, Joan Cramblet, Helen Wheeler, Ruth Matheny, Dorothy Cathey, Janice Miller, John Zimmerman. ROW FOUR: Kay Walters, Larry Windsor, Lee Clayberg, John Mowery, Kenneth Runyan, Don Clayberg, Harold Cattron, Truman Turall, Joyce Steck, Marty Moore, Chris Heller. Junior Classical League This page is sponsored by: MIDWAY GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION — Midway CRICK°SsGROCERY! = Fiatt Mr. Stevenor, advisor; Kenneth Runyan, president; Lee Clayberg, vice president; Beverly Cameron, secretary-treasurer. The Science Club is in its second year as an organization. Its membership this year is over 150. Although its activities have been limited, we are looking forward to many inter- esting events from this group. This page is sponsored by: F. C. MARSHALL - INSURANCE = Cuba MAIN ST. BARBER SHOP Cuba SEATED: Don Clayberg, Carol Sosey, Kay Walters, Garry Bevard, Larry Wilson, Gene Rand, John Mowery, Duane Beaird. STANDING: Don Harper, Roger Taylor, Larry Windsor, Mr. Stevenor. SEATED: Beverly Helle, Nancy Kerr, Kathryn Orwig, Lois Baughman, Esther Munson, Jo Ann DeFord, Caryl Crick. STANDING: Miss Tapper, Barbara Marshall, Harriett Munson, Jo Ann Buxton, Harold Cattron. This page is sponsored by: DAY PALIN “GOLDEN RULE” STORE — Cuba ieee | Mee) Nie us Hazel Marshall, Wilma Ault, LaVaughn Thomson, Lena Sosey, supervisor. Bus Drivers FIRST ROW: Guy Walsh, Floyd Beam, Franklin Marshall, Berton Cattron. SECOND ROW: Russell McConkey, William Vaughn, Bob This page is eaorecred by: SOUTHERN BARBEQUE -— Canton CITIES SERVICE, J. Bates —Lewistown BOARD OF EDUCATION Ellis, Ted 10 Fidler, Dean 10 France, Tom Sr. 10 Homer, Wayne 10 Runyan, Raymond 10 Shoop, Willis 10 Talley, Claire 10 EAGCUIEIY. Brashear, Walter 7, 11, 13, 45, 72, 73, 80 Crews, Harold 13 Helle, Beulah 13, 27 Kramm, Samuel 13 Long, Donald 10, 44 McClintock, Eugene 10 Miller, Lorena 13 Morelli, Ray 12, 24, 51, 56, 58 Nelson, James, Quick, Helen 11, 78 Richardson, Rodney 12, 27, 45, 56, 57, 58 Skean, Helen 11 Southwood, Marilyn 13 Stevenor, Robert 12, 83, 84 Tapper, Ruth 12, 44, 82, 84 Timmons, Melvin 11 VanderHamm, Carol 11 Warfield, Genevieve 5, 12 Wilhoit, Maurice 12, 76, 77 BUS DRIVERS Beam, Floyd 85 Cattron, Berton 85 Dunton, Bob 85 Marshall, Franklin 85 McConkey, Russell 85 Vaughn, William Walsh, Guy 85 COOKS Ault, Wilma 44, 85 Marshall, Hazel 85 Sosey, Lena 85 Thomson, La Vaughn 85 JANITORS Brooks, Lon 6 Sharpe, George 86 Sharpe, George Jr. 86 SENIORS Bannister, Mary Lou 14 Bevard, Garry 14, 71, 84 Burrows, Lee 14, 51, 52, 55, 77, 80 Clayberg, Don 5, 14, 44, 51, 52, 55, 57, 60, 63, 71, 74, 80, 82, 84 Janitors GEORGE SHARPE GEORGE SHARPE JR. a. rr Index Clayberg, Lee:5,.147.51..52;, 55 1, 7 2, 4 oe Glleermanetel on 4 Ge alen 3 en o eo eiao oO Coulter sDicke lS eo 2 oT OOS ipaOs Gricke. Gary leon 26 0 aio Os Darst, Rayford 15, 77 Davis, Jo Ann 16, 80, 83 Dilts, Ronald 15, 7s 74, 80, 81 English, Donna 16, 79 Ford, Charlotte 16, 79 Fords Marilynne mlOne2o valine France, mllomelO,. 4515 0750) 4 aa OO sno Grindle, Dixie 17 Hackett, Karen 17, 71, 79, 80, 83 Harper, Don 17, 24, 44, 45, 51, 53, 55, 57, 60, 64, 76, 84 Harper, Gary 5, 17,51, 53, 57, 615) 3, 74,507 Sloe Haynes, Jack 17, 38 Helle, Beverly 18, 71, 79, 81, 84 Heller, Paula 18, 74, 78, 80, 82 Henderson, Don 18 Henderson, Ronnie 18, 45, 51, 53, 63, 64, 77 Howard, Eugene 18 Keime, Paul 19 Kerr, Nancy 19, 73, 75, 78, 80, 82, 84 Koelling, Richard 19 Lafary, Richard 19, 71 Lowery, Betty Jane 19, 44, 81 Marvel, Kenneth 20, 64, 73, 75, 76, 80, 81 Miller, Eldon 20, 44, 73, 74, 77 Moody, Dick 5, 20, Ad, 45, 71, Hey, Tsp, 0). Sil. eH: Moore, Marty 5, 20, 7 74, 78, 80, 82 Morgan, Bevery 20, 7A oe 75, 79, 81 Munson, Esther aim Wess, ‘75, 82, 83, 84 Nussell, Helen 21, 78 Reneau, Charlene 21, 25, 69, 71, 78, 82, 83 Roberts, Eugene 21, ‘38, 57 Runyan, Kenneth 5, 7) 51, 52, 27,.00, fl i 2A Rou acl. Sosey, Carol 227525;14877 1,573, 74,, 6,.00 as Strode, Richard 22 Strode; Robert 22, 44, 76 Thomson, Homer o 44, A5 515537157700 nanos, 80, 81 Tora Martha 22, 72, 74, 78, 79, 81, 82 Von Ach, Jerry 23 Walsh, Jone ARS) TAP). teh Walters, Kay op 48, TA R121 4, 13s 92 e le OF Wild, Danny 5, oe sz 60, 63) 71 Williams, Riley 23, 76 Wilson, Edwina 24, Tlie ios 15). 00 Wilson, Jim 24, 25) ‘51, 52) 63 Wilson, Larry 24, 57, Tat 163: 77, 83, 84 This page is sponsored by: . BURCH STUDIOS — Davenport, lowa JUNIORS Amsler, Eddie 30, 34 Archdale, Keith 30, 76 Ashby, Kenneth 30 Ault, Eldon 30, 76 Beckelhymer, Dixie 30, 78 Beebe, Maxine 30 Behymer, Lewis 30, 34 Bevard, Marcia 30, 79 Blakley, Nancy 30, 79 Cameron, Beverly 31, 79 Carver, Carol 31, 82 Cattron, Harold 31, 38, 82, 84 Churchill, Jerry 31, 76 Clark, Nancy 31, 48, 73, 78, 81 Clayberg, Ronnie 5, 31, 51 Coulter, Dean 31, 77 Deakin, Richard 31, 76 DeFord, Jo Ann 31, 79, 84 Foster, Curtis 31, 34, 51 Hackett, Donna 31, 79 Hallam, Claude 31 Hardesty, Shirley 32 Hart, Duane 32, 72, 77 Henderson, Richard 32, 56, 82 Howard, Faye 34, 78, 81 Kidd, Annabelle 32, 79 Kuehn, Doris 32, 82 Malott, Verl 32, 77 Marshall, Barbara 32, 78, 84 Marvel, Dorothy 32, 73, 79, 82 McCloskey, Vernon 32, 38 McDaniels, Betty 32, 82 McMullen Donald 32, 76 Murphy, Ruth 30, 34, 78 Newburn, Cecil 33, 38 Norman, Carrie 32, 34, 79 Pasley, George 33, 76 Rand, Gene 33, 51, 57, 61, 63, 80, 84 Reigel, Roger 33, 45, 51, 57, 61, 72, Runyan, Jean 33, 81 Ryan, Kenneth 34, 76 Slater, Dixie 33 Sleeth, Reta 5, 33, 34, 69, 79, 82 Smart, Jacqueline 33, Sprinkle, Gloria 33, 72, 78, 81 Thurman, Marvin 33, 56 Vice, James 33 Weaver, Gene 30, 34 Wilde, Kathlein 33, 78 Williamson, Harold 34, 56, 64, 76 Williamson, Joyce 34, Windsor, Larry 30, 44, 84 SOPHOMORES Barnes, Virginia 35, 79, 83 Baughman, Carole 35, 49, 73, 80, 82 Baughman, Lois 35, 79, 84 Beaird, Duane 35, 64, 76, 84 Beam, Larry 35, 56, 73, 76 Blakley, Bill 35, 56 Buxton, JoAnn 35, 72, 81, 82, 84 Buxton, Junior 35 Cantrall, Paul 35 Churchill, Eddie 35, 45, 56 Clarkcaimes 4035772 Cramblet, Joan 34, 35, 82 Ebany, Lawanda 35 Fairburn, Leonard 35, 81 Ford, Larry 35, 63, 76 Ford, Laverne 35 Ford, Lorena 35 Graham, Joe 35, 38, 56 Gray, Vic 35, 63 Hallam, Virginia 35 Hart, Beverly 36, 78 Helle, James 36, 51, 82 Hendee, JoAnn 36, 79 Henderson, Doris 36, 73, 78 Hilton, Garland 36 Howarter, Garry 36, 64 Howarter, Larry 36, 38, 63, 64 Johns, Sandra 36, 82 Kerr, Dick 36, 56, 64, 72 Lafary, John 36, 63, 76 Manalo, Larry 36, 76 Matheny, Ruth 36, 72, 81, 82 McCloskey, Larry 36, 56 McClouth, Larry 36, 73, 76 McCormick, Josephine 36 Mowery, John 36, 51, 57, 61, 63, 64, 73, 82, 84 Munson, Harriett 36, 73, 82, 84 Murphy, Milton 36, 56, 63, 73 Orwig, Kathryn 36, 84 Paul, June 34, 36 Phillips, Nancy 37, 73, 80, 82 Pigg, Paul 38, 56, 64 Polich, Linda 34, 37 Purtle, Janet 37, 78 Quinn, Jeff 37, 56, 63, 82 Reffett, Tom 37, 63 Rench, Bonnie 37 Ruhl, Gilbert 37, 56, 63 Schoenenberger, Tom 37, 56 Shaw, Carlos 37 Shields, Eddie 37 Spratt, Phil 37 80 Steck, Joyce 37, 73, 80, 81 Strode, Cookie 37, 38, 49, 69, 79 Taylor, Dallas 37 Taylor, Pauline 34, 37, 79 Thomson, Don 37 Thompson, Marilyn 37, 72, 78 Walker, Jim 37, 4g Walsh, Alice 37, 72 Watson, Janet 3 7 Wheeler, Bernard 38, 56, 63 Williamson, Virginia 38, 72, 78 Windsor, Carl 38, 56 Zimmerman, John 38, 82 FRESHMEN Ault, Carole 39, 79, 81 Ault, Patricia 39, 49, 73, 80, 82 Baker, Bernard 39, 77, 80 Baker, Sharon 39 Beaird, Jack 39 Beebe, Ray 38, 39 Bevard, Glorita 39, 79 Biswell, Coleen 39, 79 Brooks, Billy 39, 77 Cameron, Linda 39, 81, 82 Carey, Ronnie 39, 76 Cathey, Dorothy 38, 39, 81, 82 Cattron, Carl 39, 77, 83 Clark, Sally 39 This page is sponsored by: ROY BECKELHYMER, TRUCKING — Cuba MAURICE WEBB, IMP. COMPANY — Lewistown Clayberg, Zolene 34, 39, 72, 81 Conley, Patricia 39, 49, 73, 80, 82 Crick, Lucille 39, 72 Curtiss, Donald 39 Davis, George 39, 72, 76 Edwards, Marilyn 39, 79 Ehresman, Ronnie 40, 72, 76 Fidler, Carolyn 34, 40, 82 Fields, Eugene 40 Ford, Sandra 40 France, Donny 40, 72, 77 Gilmore, Deanna 40, 79 Hallam, Elizabeth 40 Hardesty, David 40 Harper, Larry 40, 56, 73, 80, 81 Hart, Dwight 40, 77 Havens, Norma 40, 78 Heller, Chris 40, 56, 73, 80, 82 Hendryx, Bill 40, 80, 81 Howarter, Nancy 40, 78 Howell, LeRoy 40 Keefauver, Phillip 40 Kidd, Freddie 40, 64, 77 Knudson, Judy 40 Lefary, Grace 40 Lefary, Melbert 34, 40 Laswell, Richard 41, 45, 56 Martindale, Berneata 41 Marvel, Bernard 41, 72, 76 Mason, Marilee 41, 79 Matheny, Dorothy 41 McDaniels, Lee Roy 38, 41, 76 McLouth, Phillip 41, 44, 63 Miller, Carol 41, 68, 72 Miller, Janice 41, 72, 80, 82 Mitchell, Vernie 41, 56 Murphy, Lloyd 41 Noel, Thomas 38, 41, 44, 56, 73, 82 Orwig, Mabel 41, 79 Pasley, John 38, 41, 63, 77 Pickle, Terry 41, 56, 72, 76 Plotts, David 41 Reffett, Ted 41, 72, 80 Riley, Judith 41 Rodgers, Tommy 41, 77 Scalf, Karen 41 Schoonover, Carroll 42, 77 Shaver, Kent 42 Shields, Dixie 42, 78 Slater, John 42, 76 Sprecker, Mary 42, 79 Stoneking, Connie 42 Strode, Carolyn 42, 79 Surry, Retah 42, 73 Tallent, Robert 42, 77 Taylor, Roger 42, 80, 81, 84 Taylor, Ronald 38, 42, 73 Thompson, Ronald 42, 77 Thompson, William 42 Truax, Libby 42, 73, 80, 82 Turall, Truman 42, 72, 80, 82 VonAch, Carroll 42 VonAch, Karen 42, 82 Wallick, Charles 42 Wallick, Norma 42 Walsh, Jack 42, 56, 73, 77 Wheeler, Helen 34, 43, 73, 82 Williamson, Kenny 43, 72, 80 Wilson, Gary 43, 76, 83 97a Index To Advertisers The publication of this book was made possible through the generosity of the following: Sponsor and Town Page Acherson and Murphy — Cuba 49 Alexander Lumber Co. — Cuba Pe Allen Foods Inc. —St. Louis 4] Andrews Furniture Co — Canton 79 Anderson, Ed. — Lewistown 52 Anderson, John B.— Lewistown Ault’s Food Store — Cuba Ball, Virgil — Lewistown Beckelhymer, Roy, Trucking — Cuba Beckner s Standard Service — Canton Ben Franklin Store — Cuba Bima Market — St. David Black, Ross-Chevrolet Garage — Cuba Boyd Agency —Lewistown Brewer’s General Store — Marietta Burch Studios — Davenport, lowa Bushnell Stockyards Co. — Bushnell Butler’s Building Materials — Lewistown Cameron Studio — Canton Campus Book Store — Canton Canton Daily Ledger — Canton Canton Tire and Vulcanizing Co. — Canton Canton Memorial Co. — Canton Canton Plumbing Co. — Canton Churchill’s Clothing Store — Lewistown Churchill Manufacturing Co. — Galesburg Churchill, Warner — Cuba Cities Service Oil Co. — Cuba Cities Service, J. Bates Lewistown Clark’s Cities Service — Lewistown Crick’s Grocery — Fiatt Cuba Dry Goods Co. — Cuba Cuba Farmers Elevator — Cuba Cuba Journal — Cuba Cuba Motor Co. — Cuba Cuba Radio and TV — Cuba Cuba Theatre — Cuba Davis’s Red and White Store —St. David Day and Palin Store — Cuba Deitz Contractors — Lewistown Dobbin’s Bakery Canton Don’s Standard Service — Cuba Farmers’ State Bank of Lewistown — Lewistown Farr Fertilizer Service —Ipava Forneris Store — Fiatt Fredman’s Furniture Co. — Canton Fullerton Lumber Co. — Canton Fulton Music Co. Canton Gain Greenhouse — Bushnell Gale, Willis and Son — Cuba Gambles Store — Cuba Gambles Store —Lewistown Gavenda Brothers Inc. — Canton Greer, Jimmy — Canton Hackett’s Shell Service — Cuba Hang Out Cafe — Cuba Hall’s Conoco Service — Cuba Harwick Furniture Store — Cuba Havana Concrete Materials —Havana Hazel’s Beauty Shop — Marietta Higgins Drug and Sundries —St. David Homer Limestone Service — Bushnel| Hukill Funeral Chapel — Cuba Ipava Farmers Processing Co. —Ipava Jack and Bill’s Clothing Store — Canton Keenan’s Sporting Goods — Peoria Kinnamon Service Station —Lewistown Knepp’s — Canton OKLAHOMA Lewistown National Bank —Lewistown Little Sister Coal Cot —St. David Little Sister Farms —St. David Lyon’s Greenhouse — Cuba Main Street Barber Shop — Cuba Manor House Cafe — Cuba Marshall, F. C. Insurance — Cuba Marshall Hardware — Cuba Marshall Tin Shop — Cuba Mary K’s Beauty Shop — Cuba Massingale Produce Co. — Canton McCaughy C. D., Painting — Cuba McConkey Market — Cuba McLuckie’s Firestone Store — Canton Methodist Church — Cuba Meyer's Cafe — Fairview Midway Garage and Service Station — Midway Midway Grocery and Lunch — Midway Moore, E. R. — Chicago Mosher’s Store for Men — Canton Motel Sies-:a — Canton Mowery’s Appliance Store — Cuba Newell’s Fashions — Canton New Philadelphia Farmers’ Elevator —New Phila- delphia Nu-Way Laundry and Cleaners — Canton and Havana Oaks and Sons — Canton Parr, Harry — Lewistown Pelton’s Jewelry —Lewistown Penney, J. C. Co. — Canton Peter Pan Bakery — Peoria Phillips and O’Mara — Canton Pschirrer Coal Co. — Canton Putt Creek Coal Co. — Cuba Quinn, E. W., D.D.S. — Cuba Ramsey, Blaine — Lewistown Reichert’s Jewelry Co. — Canton Rumler’s Cities Service — Canton Russell Smith Post 533, American Legion — Cuba Scripps McCartney Co. — Canton Sears Roebuck and Co. — Canton Selkirk’s — Canton Semco Color Press — Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Senn Soldwedel Dairy Inc. — Canton Sheet’s Hatchery —New Philadelphia Smith, Dr. V. S. —Lewistown Smith Drug Store — Cuba Smith, E. C. —Fiatt Southern Barbeque — Canton Spoon Electric Co-op — Canton Spoon River Milling Co. — Marietta State Bandoof Cuba — Cuba Stevenson, Paul G. — Cuba Swartzbaughaand Nelson — Canton Swearingen Wholesale Co. — Canton Table Grove Farmers’ Elevator Co. — Table Grove Tastee Freeze — Cuba Thompson Brothers —Ipava Thompkins, J. E, — Cuba Tompkins Motor Co. — Lewistown Triple S Mines — Cuba Truax Traer Coal Co. — Fiatt United Electric Coal Co. — Cuba Watson's Grocery — Smithfield Welch, Drs. J. W. J. K. — Cuba Webb, Maurice, Imp. Co. — Lewistown Weatherbee’s Sporting Goods — Galesburg White’s Book Store — Canton William's Sporting Goods — Canton Wilson Shell Service —Lewistown Woody’s Barber Shop — Cuba Zempel, Paul C. —Lewistown CLTY a Ss | 4 ; | eo Se ye. et SMAI,