Cuba High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Cuba, IL)

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Y 0 I I O We, the Cardinal Staff of 1959, are happy 4 to present this book of the 1958-1959 faculty, students, and activities. We hope you will enjoy following The Path- way of the Seniors and that in the future it 1 will bring back many fond memories . O Sponsored by: RADIO STATION W .B.Y.S . Canton 1 Dedication We, the senior class, dedicate this 1959 Cardinal to Coach Tom Zaborac. We hope this will show a little of the appreciation which is due him for the many thoughtful and helpful things he has done for us . Sponsored by: COUNTY SHERIFF M. ELLSWORTH--Lewistown COUNTY CLERK, E. SEPICH--Lewistown Yearbook Staff miriam T , l' tml' f r My A, lil. lllll gmt--,....e SEATED: Zolene Clayberg, eo--art editorg Helen Dilts, typistg Colleen Ogden, typistg Terry Piekel, business nizuiagerg Linda Cameron, editor, Carol Miller, eo-sports editor, Pat Ault, eo-art editorg Janice Miller, eo- feutnre editorg Libby Truax, co--feature editor. STANDING: Carol Turner, assistant editor, Shirley Jones, assistant business inanagerg Connie Stoneking, typistg Pat Conley, eo-sports editor, Mrs. Warfield, sponsor, Roger Taylor, photographer, Jim Murphy, assistant photographer. 5, Sponsored by: BRYL CLAYBERG--Cuba CUBA IOURNAL--Cuba FACULTY Board of Education 4 Q,-F maui sggnn fx. l, O, if Dean Fidler-secretaryg Donald Ewing, Flo d S y mart, Thomas France-president, Willis Shoop, not present for pictureg Dennis Bishop, Paul Higgins. We, the seniors of '59, salute the Board of Education! We have thoroughly enjoyed the four years that we have spent in Cuba Hi h W ' g . e wish to say Thank You to these men for all their efforts in our behalf. Sponsored by: CAMPUS BOOK SHOP--Canton . SOUTHERN BARBECUE--Canton -J Wa Principal Mr. james W Nelson Sponsored by NORMA IEA NNE BEAUTY SHOP Fiatt ROBERTSON STANDARD SERVICE Cuba Superintendent Mr. L. E. Hansberger 'F-'mr MR, MAURICIE WILIIOIT MRS. HELEN QUICK MR. HAROLD CREWS Agriculture Home Economics Commercial Q. MRS. DORIS MOWILRY MR. VIRGIL O, VOLLMAR MRS, CAROL VANDER HAMM Maihcrnarics Industrial Arts, Physics English MR. MELVIN R, THOMAS MRS. GENEVIEVE WARIIIELD MR. THOMAS ZABORAC English, Speech English, General Science, P,E. Driver's Training, P, E, Sponsored by: UNITED ELECTRIC COAL CO.--Cuba 8 MISS RUTH M. TAPPER MR, KENNETH LINDEN MRS, KATHERINE LAWS Mathematics, Latin History, Civics, Geography Geometry MR, IIOMER HERINK MRS, MAXINE LINDEN MR, ROBERT STEVENOR Band, Chorus Steno. , Bookkeeping, Gen. Business Biology, Science v 'Q' BEULAH HELLE LOIS SCHOONOVER LORENA MILLER Secretary to Superintendent Secretary to Principal Secretary to Superintendent Sponsored by: UNITED ELECTRIC COAL CO.--Cuba Cooks Janitors ROW ONE: Agnes Amsler, Hazel Marshall. ROW GeorgeSharpe, Glee Herrick, TWO: LaVaughn Thomson, Lena Sosey, supervisor. Bus Drivers QF' 'J 1.- 5 Q Q Q II. 3 Q U ll ll :ui gf mipp--Q xh fr ' 'LE X ROW ONE: Floyd Beam, Guy Walsh, Russell McConkey. ROW TWO: Bill Vaughn, Bertron Cattron, Frank Barlette, Franklin Marshall. Sponsored by: ALEXANDER LUMBER CO--Cuba EDWARD'S HEADQUARTERS FOR BRIDES AND FORMALS Canton NIO Senior Class Officers l l : ' ' r 1 1 .Wi it i is , , X 1 l l - ji . i I I T' SEATED: Reiah Surry, treasurer, Janice Miller, secretary, Ronnie Ehresman, vicc-prcsidentg Roger Taylor, presi- dent. ST ANDING: Linda Cameron, student council, Mr. Stevenor, advisor, Chris Heller, student council. Senior History The senior class of 1959 was unique in several ways . All four years its class queen was elected Homecoming Queeng it had the same class president all four yearsg and it was one of the most financially successful classes from Cuba High. Q During their freshman year, with Mrs. Vander Hamm as their advisor, the class members began their tenure in high school by standing together and electing their class queen, Carol Miller, Homecoming Queen. As sophomores with Mr. Don Ferchau as class advisor, they gained the reputation of being money hungry. A jitney supper and a successful carnival were two of their fund-raising projects. Their sophomore class queen, Pat Conley, was elected Home- coming Queen. The junior year was a very busy one. The class began by election of their junior class queen, Lucille Crick, Homecoming Queen. They produced their first class play Home Sweet Homicide. To raise money, the class members operated the football concession, sold candy, held food sales, and promoted a highly athletic extravaganza, The Cuba Teachers Versus the Texas Cowgirls. Most critics agreed that the 1958 junior-Senior Prom with its theme Candy1and was one of the finest in the history of the school. The junior year closed on a sad note as the class members had to bid fare- well to their class advisor, Mr. Ferchau, who left Cuba to accept another position. In their final year, the seniors elected their class queen, Carolyn Fidler, Home- coming Queen, thus establishing a perfect record in this department. They then con- centrated on planning and raising funds for the senior class trip and most important, graduating. Cuba High School will miss the class of 1959, but not nearly as much as the class of 1959 will miss its Alma Mater. Sponsored by: SPOON RIVER ELECTRIC CO-QP-Canton PATRICIA AULT cheerleader, , Trish . .Navy, , Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensembles 1, 2, 3, Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Basketball 1, Science Club 1, 251. C.L. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2,3, Annual Staff 4, Co- Art Editor. BILL BROOKS Mary Jane. .neat car. . farmer, F,F,A, 1,2,3,4, Reporter 3, Presi- dent 4, Student Council, 4, Vice- President 4, Science Club 1, Class Vice-President 2, Pageant 3. . ffl In E .K GLORETA JOY BEVARD Gig , , class worker. . nurse. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, F,H,A, 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 4, Science Club 1, 2, 3,4, Pep Club 2, 3, Paper Staff 4. ' Sponsored by IPAVA STATE BANK Ipava WlLLARD'S SELF -SERVICE GROCERIES Lewistown SHARON ELAINE BAKER quiet, . nice, . Sharon . . , Class Play 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4, Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, Paper Staff 4, CAROLE AULT BURTON married, . nice. . quiet. Secretary l, Chorus 1, 2, F.H.A. 1 2, Secretary 2, Pep Club 1, 2, Science Club 1,2, J.C.L. 2. ,If-J 1 LINDA LEIGH CAMERON Linda . . good friend. .nurse Ziegler. . Ed. Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, J.C.L. 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus l, Pep Club 3, President 3, Librarian 2, Annual Staff 3,4, Assistant 3, Editor 4, Class Play 3, 4, Pageant 3, 4, Student Council 4, Paper staff 4, Assistant Editor 4. NORMAN CHENOWETH Norm , . dear hunter. .cars, Basketball 1, Track 1, 2, Paper Staff 4, Transferred from Galesburg 1. QW CARL CATTRON Judy. . Car1ie . . farmer Science Club 1, 2, F.F.A. 1, 2, Sponsored by: FRANCIS P. MURPHY COUNTY JUDGE Lewistown VIRGIL BALL COUNTY TREASURER Lewistown I -QQ' DOROTHY CATHEY Dot , .hotrod. . reading. Band 2,3, 4, Ensembles 2, Girls' Chorus 1, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Solo 1, Ensemble 1,3, Class Play Science Club 1, 2,3,4g J.C.L. 1, 3,4, Song Leader 4, Pep Club 3, Paper Staff 3, Music Camp 3. SALLY CLARK Pony tail. .quiet. . ring on her finger, 4 2 F.H.A. 2,3,4, Project Chairman 3 Student Council 4, Secretary Tre surer, Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4. 3 'CSF' ZOLENE ANNE CLAYBERG Z.ook . . fun. . stewardess. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Ensembles 1, 25 Mix- ed Chorus 1, 2,3,45 S010 25 F.H.A. 2,3,45 Annaul Staff 4, Co-Art Editor. HELEN DILTS typist. . married. . blond. Band 1, 2, 35 Ensembles 15 Solo 2,35 Mixed Chorus 35 F.II.A. 2,3, Parliamentarian 35 Science Club 1 z,3, secretary 35 J,c.L, 1,2,3,45' Librarian 45 Annual Staff 4, 1 LUCILLE CRICK sweet. . smiles. . junior queen. Class Queen 35 Homecoming Queen 35 Band 1,2, 3,45 Ensembles 2,35 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Class Play 3, 45 Student Council 35 Science Club 1, 2, 351. C. L. 2, 3, 45 Librarian 2. Sponsored by: PETER PAN BREAD CO. Macomb HACKETT'S SHELL STATION Cuba PAT CONLEY silly. . cheerleader. . curly hair. Band 1, 2, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Class Play 3, 45 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 45 F.H,A, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 45 Science Club 15 Pep Club 25 Annual Staff 4, Co-Sports Editor5 Class Queen 25 Homecoming Queen 2. MARILYN LOUISE EDWARDS red hair. .smiles. . Red F.H.A. 2, 3, 45 Girls' Basketball 35 Science Club 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Volleyball 2, 35 School Paper Staff 45 Christmas Pageant 2. 5 Ron . .trig. .clarinet man. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Solo l, 2, Ensembles l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, F.F.A. l, Science Club l,2, Class Vice-President 4, Pep Band 4. DONALD L, FRANCE Don . . office boy. . sports. Band 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Class Play 3, F.F.A. 1, Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Pageant 1, 2, 3,4. SANDRA SUE FORD Sandy Nav sewing .. y. . l. Science Club l, 2, 3, 4, J,C, L, 2,4, F.H.A. 4, Historian 4, Librarian 2. Sponsored by: LITTLE SISTER COAL CO. --St . David CAROLYN FIDLER Queen. . nice. . Latin. .quiet. Class Queen 4, Homecoming Queen 4, Mixed Chorus 2, Class Play 3,4, Science Club 1, 2, J.C.L. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3,4, Librarian 4, Pep Club l,2, Pageant 3, Girls' Bas- ketball l,2. RICHARD ALLEN HALL Dickie boy . . soph. girl. . farmer. Transferred from Lewistown 2, F.F, A. l,2,3,4, Football 1,2, 3, 4, Bas- 'ketball l, 2, Track 1, Science Club 2. LARRY HARPER Harp . . sport, . girl-lover. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensembles 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 2, Class play 3,4g Student Council 2, Science Club 2, J.C.L, 2, 3,4, Football 4, Basketball 3,4, Track 1, DONALD HENDRYX transmissions. . Bill , . friend, CHRIS HELLER - w q w W b.., , stbbm 57 sn., . maart' if ,, rrywg 3 gist? I s K ' 1 -4 - ' ,, 4 sk ,I ,.1- l ,Y ., ' ' ' s-wgifiw ,f an Y time A - 1 ' ww, Y lf 1 '- I , ..mg ,- - 5 ,vs V r V . 2 Av t A -1 x. lugs' K ,f-'R gf II. ' ., pl., ., , ,g X f ts -is W. Q f 'T .' T DWIGHT HART Dwight , . baseball fan. . Soph girl. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Sec retary 45 Science Club 1, 2, 3, NANCY l-IOWARTER John , , giggles. . quiet. Science Club 1, Pep Club lg F.H.A 3, 4. red hair. . fun. , good sport, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Ensembles 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 2, Class Play 3, 4, Student Council 4g Science Club 1, 2, 351. C.L. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3, 4, Class Vice-President 1. Sponsored by: ROGENE'S FASHIONS Canton JACK AND BILL'S Canton aw 1 rl: a ..,. , 1 ff 12? ' e'w'3w,jf?iQ: ' ' A ' f PHILLIP A. KEEFAUVER GRACE LAFARY Goof . . joker. .hunter. Gracie . . gigg1eS. . teacher. Band 1,2, 3,4g Ensemble 3, Boys' Chorus 3,45 Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Class Play 3, Student Council 3, Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, J,C.L. 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 3. RICHARD LASSWELL Dick . .hunter. . lazy. F,F,A, l,2g Football lg Basketball F.H.A. 2, Science Club 15 I.C.L 2, 3, 4, Paper Staff 4, Girls' Basket ball 1, 2. PHILLIP MCLOUTH Phil , .hero, .handsome. Science Club 1,2: I.C,L. 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 1'2'4. 3,4g Track 1,2,3,4g Baseball 3, MELBERT LA FARY Mel . . rypist. . teacher. Science Club 1, 2. Sponsored by: I-IECHT S DRESS SHOP C anton MAYTAG AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS Canton -4. . .L f X., X BERNEATA KAY MARTINDALE BERNARD MARVEL Bert . . short, , nurse, Pep Club 2, 3, J.C.L. 2, 3.4: Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4. CAROL MILLER steady. . cheerleader. . nice. Class Queen l, Homecoming Queen l, Band l, Mixed Chorus 3, Class Play 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Science Club l,2, 3, J.C.L. 2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Pep Club 2,3, Annual Staff 4, Sports Editor, Pageant 3, 4. DOROTHY MATHENY Dick , . giggles. . boys, F.H.A. l,4, Science Club 1, 2. Sponsored by: TOMPKINS MOTOR CO. JAY AND HAROLD Lewistown SOWERS AND MORRISON APPLIANCE AND SERVICE Ipava Brain , .shy. . fun. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Solo 3, 4, Ensembl- es 3, Boys' Chorus 1, Mixed Chorus 4, Class Play 3, F.F.A. l, 2,3, 4, Reporter 4, Science Club 1, Track 3,4, Pep Band 3, F.F.A. Basketball 3. JANICE MILLER college boy. . Ian . . Girls' State. Band l,2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Girls' State 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,4, Solo 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3,4, F.H.A. 2,3,4, Rec, Chairman 3, 4, Class Secretary 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Feature Editor, Pep Club l,2, Librarian 3: J.C.L. l,2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Song Leader 3, Science Club 1, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Pageant 1, 2, 3, 4. Tl COLLEEN KAY OGDEN Coke . . typist. . diamond. Class Play 3, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3,4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Girls' Basketball 1, 2,3,4, Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Annual Staff 4, Christmas Pageant 2, 3, 4, Girls' Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. JUDY RILEY Red . . kind. . Carl. Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Christman Pageant 4. DAVID PLOTTS Dave , . fun. . joker. Class Play 3, Science Club 1, Paper Staff 4, Sponsored by: C. AND W. SUPER MARKET BOB WELCH, OWNER Canton f . all TERRY PICKEL Ter . . gentleman. . cars, J.C.L. l,2,3,4, Science Club 1,2 Band 1, 2, Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Class Play 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Ass't Business Manager 3, Business Manager 4, TOM ROGERS Tony . . tall. .curly hair. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3,4, Science Club 1, Football 2,3,4, Baseball 4, Basket- ball 4, MARY RYAN Mar , , married. . nice. F.H.A. 2,3,4g Chorus l,2,3g Band 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Vice- President 2, Majorette lg Science Club 1,2,3g J.C.L. 1. DIXIE LEE SHIELDS Dixie . . swimming. . dancing. H,A, 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 2,33 Paper Staff 4. F. KENT SHAVER KAREN MARIE SCALF Karen . , diamond. .quiet. F.H.A. 2,3,4g Science Club 1,2 3,4g Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Paper Staff 3, 4. JOHN A. SLATER , Skafillg. . John . .hunter. Science Club 1, 2, 3, Track 4, F.F.A. 1,2,3g Pep 3. Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 2, 4. Kent . ,jr, girl, . sports . , Science Club lg J. C.L. 2, 3, 4, A WERBNER 'S JEWELRY Lewistown wk ,Ir sl um . J rj .N sf, 'I I Sponsored by. i 1 ,ZH , LEWISTOWN NATIONAL BANK L , , H1 , Lewistown ' ' ii' ' ' 1 PM A KAY SPANGLER CONNIE STONEKING engaged. . quiet, . nice. Transfered from Eureka lg F,H.A. 4, Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Girls' Volleyball 2. typist. .pal. . Conrad . Band lp F.H.A. 2, 3,4, Historian 3 J.C.L. lg Pep Club l,2,3g Annual Staff 4, Typist. ROBERT TA LLENT RETAH SURRY Tallywacker . .hunter. . farmer, Reet . .Canton boy. . treas. F.F.A . 1, 2, 4, Science Club 1, 2, 3 Band lg Science Club l,2, 3,43 4, Football 3,4g Track 3, 4g Base- Class Tfflasufef 4- CAROLYN IRENE STRODE ball 4- wearer of a diamond. . Sis . . Lewistown boy. Class Play 3, F.H.A. l,2,3,4: Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3, Science Club l,2,3, Pep Club 2, Paper Staff 4, Volleyball 1, 2,3. Sponsored by. FARMERS' STATE BANK Lewistown BATH BROTHERS MEN'S CLOTHIERS Lewistown ,XX Q I x . 1 it . ,f , x : .4., ROGER TAYLOR Tate , . football. pres. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensembles 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 1, Mixed Chorus 4, Ensembles 4, Class President 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, J. C.L 2,3,4, Science Club 1,2, Track 2, 3, Football 2, 3, 4. RONALD THOMPSON Ronnie , .hunter. . girls. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sentinal 4, Science Club 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, Pep Club 2. WILLIAM THOMPSON Billie . .quiet. . farmer. Baseball 4. Sponsored by: ROBBINS JEWELERS Bushnell O'MALLEY IMPLEMENT CO. Lewistown RONALD GENE TAYLOR married. . Ron . . class worker. Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Science Club 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 2,3, Paper Staff 4. LIBBY TRUAX Lib . .farm girl. , blonde. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4, Class Play 3 4, Science Club 1, 2,3: J.C.L, 1, Paper Staff 3. 2,3,4, Pep Club 3, Annual Staff 4, TRUMAN WAYNE TURALL Harry . . drummer. . soph. girl, Band 1,2, 3,4, Ensembles 1, Boys' Chorus 1, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus Ensembles 1, 2, Class Play 3, 4, Science Club 1, 2, I.C.L. 1, 2, 3, 4, Song Leader 2, President 3, Football 2, Baseball 1, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4. KEN WILLIAMSON Kenny . . nice. . fun. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensembles 1, 2, 3, Chorus 3, Boys' Chorus 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, J.C,L. 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, President 4, Class Treas- urer 1, Class Secretary and Treasurer 2. if., if MILLER 'S SHOE STORE Lewistown HILDA'S PANTRY Lewistown CHALMERS JOHN WALSH Jack. . gatekeeper. . class worker Band 1, 2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 3, 4, Pep Club 2. GARY WILSON Girls. .1oafer. .hunter. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4 Science Club 1, 2, Football 2, 4. 5-at - i I H r --nl q . ufvflg ' 4'a.1':,Q n . 5 ,, dr , .- .. -1 ol n , 'Lady' fy' -, .q -'ku J ',: H .,a .. Q, 0' f ,, 5 ngzrltqs-. A ,ewfnn 3 .4 tg - .-lu sv! ,fs LINDA CAMERON D. A. R. Award au.-J' JANICE MILLER Betty Crocker Award an Cirls State . ff, , , , 1 Mai . . 2- X 2 , CHRIS HELLER Boys' State Awards The Cardinal staff would like to salute the seniors who have earned these awards! The D.A.R. Award was given to Linda Cameron because of her leadership, dependability, service, and patriotism. For showing his knowledge of the United Nations, Roger Taylor received a trip to the United Nations. Janice Miller was the recipient of the Betty Crocker Award for her ability in home- making. Her friendly personality won her a trip to Girls' State. Bill Brooks merited the DeKalb Agriculture Award . Truman Tur- all, Chris Heller, and Terry Pic- kel attended Boys' State, which is an award for citizenship. Congratulations kids! TRUMAN TURALL Boys' State Mba, aw, in , ROGER TAYLOR United Nations Trip BILI BROC K9 DeKalb Agriculture Award TERRY PICKIEI, Boys' Stat c CAROL MILLER PAT CONLEY Freshman Sophomore 1955 1956 LUCILLE CRICK CAROLYN FIDLER IUIHOI' Senior 1957 1958 Sponsored by: DAVIS STORES--St. David, Galesburg O Cl .3 Class Will O We, the class of '59, being of sound mind and memory and realizing that our days at Cuba High School are limited do de- clare and publish this to be our last will and testament: I, Patricia Ault, bequeath my ability to have fun Homecoming Week to the junior class. I, Sharon Baker, bequeath the distinguished title of senior to any freshman who is willing to work three more years . I, Gloreta Bevard, bequeath my frequent trips to Lewistown to absolutely no one. I, Bill Brooks, bequeath my office as president of the F .F .A . to Bob Murphy, if he thinks he can keep order. I, Carole Ault Burton, bequeath my Home Ec. III trip to Joanne Clark. I, Linda Cameron, bequeath my position as the only girl in math for the past 2 years to any girl who is ready for a lot of fun. I, Dorothy Cathey, bequeath my now and then trips to Smithfield to absolutely no one. I, Carl Cattron, bequeath my girl friend, Judy Riley, to anyone who thinks they can get her. I, Norman Chenoweth, bequeath my trips to Peoria to anyone who can afford to buy the gas . I, Sally Clark, bequeath my long red hair to Shirley Haggerty, who doesn't seem to have too much hair! I, Zolene Clavberg, bequeath my ability to giggle in band to anyone who wants to play my bass clarinet. I, Pat Conley, bequeath my good fortune in being chosen cheerleader four years to Rosalind Chambers . I, Lucille Crick, bequeath my position at the electric typewriter to Nancy Diltsg maybe she won't make as many mistakes. I, Marilyn Edwards, bequeath my red hair to anyone who wants it and my gift of gab to Merry Koelling. I, Ronnie Ehresman, bequeath my ability to be late to practically everything I attend to absolutely no one I, Carolyn Fidler, bequeath any shortness, my love of Latin, and my daily marriage proposals to my sister Janie who has a good start in all three directions. Watch out Janie! I, Sandra Ford, bequeath my name Ford to Shirley Hallam if she can capture a male by that name. I, Don France, bequeath my room at The Hub to Hugh Huff. I, Richard Hall, bequeath my ability to be happy all the time to anyone that has troubles . I, Dwight Hart, bequeath my Latin and German letters to anyone who wants to translate them for me. I, Chris Heller, bequeath my great physique to Dick Baloney Mowery. I, Don Hendryx, bequeath my ability to hot rod to Nancy Nelmes. I, Nancy Howerter, bequeath my nickname John to anyone with the name of John. Also, I bequeath my boyfriend, Joe, to no one. I, Phillip Keefauver, bequeath my nickname Goof to any other goof. I, Grace Lafary, bequeath my driving ability to Erma Wages so she won't have to ride a bicycle anymore I, Melbert Lafary, bequeath my loud socks to anyone who will wear them. I, Kent Shaver, bequeath my girlfriend to absolutely no one. I, Dixie Shields, bequeath my ability to giggle at anything and nothing to any freshman girl who wants to keep Mr. Stevenor in a dither. John Slater, bequeath my height to Otto Hensley. Kay Spangler, bequeath my boyfriend, Dean Coulter, to no one. I, Connie Stoneking, bequeath my typewriter in the typing room to Charlotte Crick. I, Carolyn Strode, bequeath my ability to get along with my teachers to my brother, Larry. I, Retah Surry, bequeath my ability to eat candy in 6th period study hall to anybody who wants to pass it to the people around him . I, Robert Tallent, bequeath my favorite pastime of hunting to David Bishop. I. I, I, Roger Taylor, bequeath my size 7-3,f4 helmet to the athletic department to pack footballs in next year. I, Ronald Taylor, bequeath the task of handing out cigars to anyone who wants to. I, Billie Thompson, bequeath my shortness to Gary Smart. I, Ronnie Thompson, bequeath my driver's license to Ronnie Tompkins. I, Libby Truax, bequeath my pet skunk to anyone who can catch him. I, Truman Turall, bequeath my ability to play drums to Ben Bishop. Sponsored by: NU-WAY LAUNDERERS AND CLEANERS--Havana WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. --Chicago I, Richard Lasswell, bequeath my knack for getting into trouble to anyone. I, Berneata Martindale, bequeath my ability to pass notes in the study hall and get caught in the act to Peggy Cathey. I, Bernard Marvel, bequeath my 12 years of riding the bus to school to anyone who doesn't get tired of looking at the same scenery. I, Dorothy Matheny, bequeath my boyfriend, George, to absolutely no one. I, Phil McLouth, bequeath my nickname Hero to Richard Williams. I, Carol Miller, bequeath Larry Wilson's brother, Gary, to anybody who wants him. He's a pest! Janice Miller, bequeath my experience of attending Illinois Girls' State to some junior girl. Colleen Ogden, bequeath my pencil to any girl who is planning to take Home Ec. III. I, Terry Pickel, bequeath my seat in the office to serve my detentions to Charlie Lafary who has a pretty good start. I, David Plotts, bequeath my ability to act up in study hall and not get caught to Robert Thomson. I, Judy Riley, bequeath my friendly disposition to all juniors . ' I, Tom Rogers, bequeath my last name to all Roy Rogers' fans . I, Mary Ryan, bequeath my bookkeeping book to Bill Brooks and my sympathy to all next year's American History students . I, Karen Scalf, bequeath my ability to become engaged to Merry Koelling. I, Jack Walsh, bequeath my football position to Ransom Tompkins. I, Ken Williamson, bequeath my desire to play football to Ronnie Lawver. I, Gary Wilson, bequeath my two bar helmet to anyone that's brave enough to wear it, providing they wear it with pride. I, Helen Dilts, bequeath my natural blond hair to all peroxide blondes .O I. I. In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hand and seal, this first day of May A.D. nineteen hundred and fifty-nine. Senior Class of '59 Class Prophecy After having finished a delicious capsule of condensed food, I leaned back in my chair to watch the moon- beams as they entered the room. My mind drifted back to the earth and the members of my graduating class. Gee! It seemed a long time since I had also been an earthling. But this life on the moon! I wouldn't change it for anything. I have tried Florida, California, most of the other states, several different islands and coun- tries. I still say that you can't beat life here on the moon! When I was in high school they said it couldn't be doneg but, here I sit with my T.V. tuned to station EAR- TH and watching my ex-classmates as they go about their lives . I hate to be considered a snooper but after these ten years I cannot resist checking on them. ROGER TAYLOR and PHIL McLOUTH have put their football talents together and are the coaches at Navy. I see the new president-elect is HONEST KEN WILLIAMSON. That old saying, honesty is the best policy, really did do a lot for Ken. His secretary is the former LUCILLE CRICK. PHILLIP KEEFAUVER, better known as Goof has his own jazz band. This organization is called Goof's jazzeroos The critics don't have too much to say, but that they are loud. One member of this famed group is CRAZY STICKS TURA LL, the drummer. It seems as though show business has claimed many of our classmates. A dance act known as the Three Little Girlies, consisting of LIBBY TRUAX, PATRICIA AULT, and ZOLENE CLA YBERG, is quite out ofthis world according to a moon newspaper columnist. I just got a news flash from Mars saying that the multimillionaire lover, TERRY PICKEL, better known as Whitey, has just announced his engagement to Brigitte Bardot! But, don't get too aroused, this is only the twelfth time! Maybe this is the real thing! Sponsored by: C.C. MILLER DRESS SHOP-- Canton VVESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. --Peoria The former COLLEEN OGDEN has just been named Mrs. America of 1969. LARRY HARPER and DON FRANCE, I see joined the Navy after graduation and are now in charge of the submarine detention. I seem to remember the boys liked the word detention in high school and vowed they'd name their first sub thisg also on this heroic submarine is DWIGHT HART the ship's cook. CHRIS HELLER is pilot of one of the new .nan-piloted satellites. Now the space isn't safe with CHRIS as the driver. CA ROLE AULT BURTON and MA RY JOHNSON RYAN have taken the job of giving advice to all the single girls. BILL BROOKS, RICHARD HA LL, and RICHARD LASSWELL have purchased a big pill ranch on earth. They raise the food for the condensed food we eat. SHARON BAKER and GLORETA BEVA RD are the owners of a new satellite airline. They specialize in world travel. LINDA CAMERON and RON EHRESMAN have become the world's greatest mathmaticians, they arework- ing on a secret mission for the U.N. CAROLYN FIDLER is the Latin teacher following the retirement of our beloved Miss Tapper, at Cuba High. DOROTHY MATHENY and NANCY HOWARTER have just been awarded the Nobel Prize for their book Adult Psychology for growing parents . That's a switch! MELBERT LA FARY is the famous hot rod driver of the year. This is the sixth time he has won the title. His serviceman is DON HENDRYX. ROBERT TALLENT and BILLIE THOMPSON are the owners of the largest lumber and furniture business on earth. CARL CATTRON and JUDY RILEY are now happily married, and they have six little cattrons . Their children's nurse is BERNEATA MARTINDALE. Three of the wealthiest women on earth are RETAH SURRY, SALLY CLARK, and JANICE MILLER. They have become the greatest race horse owners in the world. Their horse Speedy is ridden by JACK WALSH. The former PAT CONLEY is now the famous circus clown Zippo, also, in this circus is the star attraction tight rope dancer, our own DOROTHY CATHEY. DIXIE SHIELDS is now the world champion rocket racer! One of the new professors at Cuba U. this year is GARY WILSON. He is teaching American History, and his secretary is his sister-in-law the former CAROL MILLER. Another teacher at this famed school is BERNARD MARVEL. He is the new agricultural professor. RONALD TAYLOR is still happily married. He is a chemist for the Ford company. His assistant is RONNIE THOMPSON. After graduation DAVID PLOTTS and TOM ROGERS decided to open a meat market at the South Pole. Dave says business is booming! CAROLYN STRODE, KAY SPANGLER, and KAREN SCALF are correspondents that come to the Moon on special peace missions . Happy peacemaking girls! CONNIE STONEKING and HELEN DILTS have combined their cooking abilities and are the judges for the Space World's Fair --cooking division. And there's NORMAN CHENOW ETH carrying groceries in his new Moon-Beam Grocery Store. Also his two check-out girls are our own SANDY FORD and MARILYN EDWARDS. A business man who make trips from earth to the moon, KENT SHAVER, has become a millionaire be- cause of his atomic self shaver. Since his atomic self shaver is so much in demand, GRACE LAFARY is his secretary taking care of all the many letters he gets daily. JOHN SLATER decided to move his farming business to Moonland. Now John is doing a thriving business with his newkind of cow, Moon-Cows. Well, I'd better turn off my Earth T.V. and go to bed. Maybe someday I can be fortunate enough to be able to look in on some of our old classmates again. O Sponsored by: CUBA FEED SERVICE - - JAMES TRONE -- Cuba CHRIS HOERR AND SON CO. -- Peoria Senior Snaps 'Wwvr Sponsored by: BOYD INSURANCE AGENCY--Levistown BIMA SUPER MARKET--St. David -r .Q Iliff w MXN 2:23 in DERCLASSM We are the V. Ha, lllvl J ' ' V 2 2'2 r , W ,L 1 M 34 H Sponsored by Mr. Wilhoit Larry Ault Elaine Behymer Io anne Clark Delores Clayberg Ginger Benham Bennie Bishop Gail Conley Virginia Coz art D avid Bishop James Cantrall Nancy Dilts Raymond Fidler Sponsored by: HUKILL FUNERAL CHAPEL--Cuba TASTEE FREEZE--Cuba Robert F ord Barb ara G asperovic Larry Lowery Launa Sue Marshall Elizabeth H allam C atheri ne Hart Cinda Ma rtind ale Sue McC ance Jeanne Havans Flora Jean Hendryx Linda McCracken Tom Moore Eldon Howard Frank Johns Dick Mow ery Bobby Murphy Shirley Jones lircd Kidd Jimmie Murphy Nancy Nolmes Merry Kocll ing Charles Lczscallctr John Paul David POLLS 'M . A 1,4 J A ASF' ' A J M Us MN oh airy, E A A V WT , ' 4 W A9 wp? 2D ' 4 5 ' ' qi 4 .i u . .'1.:,'-- ,,.f.,..,.. ,V . . Sponwornd by: CUBA STATE BANK--Cuba 1 J I J Q . 1 X 4 I YW My ,ii if WDW C aroline Powell P auline Rodgers Ruth Walsh Bonnie Weaver Eugene Ryan Dolores Schoonover Richard Williams Larry Simpson Kent T aylor L eroy Thompson Ronnie Tompkins Carol Ann Turner Erma Wages Brian Walker Sandra Wallick Sponsored by LAGOMARCION-GRUPE FRUIT CO Galesburg MCA RTI-IUR DIST. CO--BLUE STAR POTATO CHIPS Peorra I SEATED: Shirley Jones, secrctaryg David Bishop, presidemg Linda Mc- Cracken, SlLlk1ClllCOLlllCf1 represemative. STAND- ING: LeRoy Thomson, vice-prcsidemg Gail Con- ley, SIULICIH council re- presclltariveg Raymond liidleg, Lreasurer. W-, , N, gXQ9'7f i .2 ,r J n. ,L 1 '11 A g 161 Q ff g ww: 4 A .. o J? y M gf if ,5 , A I if , 34,5- ponsored by Mrs. VanderHamm and D aisy Ashw ood Terry Beam Robert Courtney Beverly Cramblet G lenn Blakley Io ann Bradley Charlotte Crick Ian Day Pat Brooks Robert Chenow oth Linda De Ford David Ford Sponsored by DAY AND PA LIN GROCERY STORE AND LOCKER PLANT Cuba J- Q 3 K. 'J G M lp V gi ..,: Jw-f A H Jilgw ., , Vi ' Q 2? ,ggi vga wig 6 2' R mi. ,ix 4 Q , 5, 3 l K 6 x 5 is Wlfhliga s r 424905563 qv N 5-K , s , in N VF N.. V' . ,ge an .. f ' Q .1 .. 7 li J L -I 4i, P 14 G, - : J 1 .. 3 f Judy Ford Jean Gasparovic Hugh Huff Daniel Johnson Beverly Gilmore Joy Gilpin David Johnson Roger Keefauv er B arbara Gillott Gerald Girard Neale Krider Geoffrey Lassw ell G ary H agg, erty Nancy Hall Carol Lovell Lois Malort Shirley Hallam Judy Hart Judy Martin Billy Matcjewski Herbert llendee Sue llodggkins Carolyn Mason Sue Nelson f Am 1 l f J ,fa ' ' H s , A f- f f - snfe-mm M' in is '3::d ' 'Z X A K' ,Qin , 'rfi , w... my is Q K' i J xii, M Sponsored by: CUBA FARM ELEVATOR--Cuba MARSHALIJS HARDWARE--Cuba f ,B S - iq S V x Bruce Oliver ri' E AE wma: Rosey Orwig X I 4' 7 'F' r rfzffiifiik r '.. -- - Janet Steck Q ' ' Dixie Taylor ,ggi g. ' . 5 A John Rench Bonnie Rilea Glenna Taylor Byron Tindall V YW W A ,423 Mary Sass Richard Sass Ransom Tompkins Daisy Van Dyke Pat Shields Kay Smith Barbara Wages Gerald Walker Sandra Smith A , .,, V 1 Jerry Spratt 4 Mary Anne Welch 5. Sharon Walsh N of Louclla Sprinkle r Keith Stanbaugh . f ' ' ai Johnny Williams fs' ' T Mary White I 'ir ,aa -'P+' ' '56 .V ,, ,' X gm!! .1 4. 4 4 s Sponsored hy: MARSHALIQS TIN SHOP--Cuba McCONKEY'S MARKET--Cuba 25- Q y 1 ' E X , :Sit Iv A if . g, 3 K 1. I 1 A 2 tg .. 4 v X A ,V I Q s- il N-. ,- Nw .-af ii if Q J' Q Q aw .Q 3151 Q? di We are the A B :Y Q g s , n Sponsored by Mrs. Warfield Elizabeth Ashby Linda Beam Ter Br an FY Y Peggy Cathey 'V V Loyal Beasley Vernon Beary -' f David Cattron - A -ef Rosalind Chambers Q 1 Jackie Behymer Sharon Brooks Sharon Churchill Alan Conley Sponsored by: CHURCHILL CO. INC.--Galesburg lm k.A . :- 6 ufnk L K w. , Y? R WV X C elia Deakin Shirley Dunton Otto Hensley Dennis Hilton Scott Ewing Janie Fidler Richard How arter David Hukill V ernon Ford Phil France Ronald Hungerford Patricia Koelling Shirley Haggerty W ilm a Hall Charles Lafary Ronnie Lawver Donald Hart Linda Hart Arthur L ehrnann Mary Ellen Low ary Jimmy Havens S andra Hendryx Helen Martin Mary Martin SMITH'S DRUG STORE Cuba AULT FOOD STORE Cuba vi , -J 1 V -, H -, fm WV S ,xi . , ., .. xr.-.LA - ' nf ' 5 ,X I r' . ' fe 'W' x Inj., Lx 3 a t . 7 . A it J l y: 1 X rr . .ny N l A v - ,..,, lv , My V ri X I r Charles Martindale Clarence Matheny Delbert Rogers Doris Ru nk Sherron Moore Judy Murphy Charles Runyan Don S ew ard Connie Ogden Marvin Orwig Paula Slater Gary Smart Nancy Petty Kay Pigg Carol Smith Mary Smith Janette Polich Jerry Poppleston David Sprecker Ann Stanley Lois Rench G all Rlley Larry Strode Vivian Sw ank Q 'ii S my P 6 .13 ---Q. J as Ea X itz ' X . ' V ,. iz 44 , T xt, MJ ...smiii Sponsored by: F. C. MARSHALL--INSURANCE--Cuba C. D. and JAMES MCCAUGHEY--Cuba 2. as , :V ., fp Y T ' 'umm N J 252' L, fe 4,095 fr 11 ' 5 P 2' gn ,gs 1 wk ,1,x, ' fl: To r AZEQESSS2 , CNE HHN- -' V-f'F55la,.'f2if ' ff' wp i f rf, ' 1 ,if ,2. ,1, 1 uv' x Q . .H xwi' . QM Y 'Q gi lx, i f 1 l Sponsored by: S andra T allent Ruth Taylor Mary Jane Yaste Robert Thomson Gene Tompkins Roy Van Middlesworth Ethan W alker Wanda Wallick Larry Walters Robert Welch Marion W idger Jerry Williams Gordon Wilson BEN FRANKLIN STORE--Cuba CUBA DRY GOODS--Cuba ' I ff' ,J .- 1 mm 1 ,XF VN. M ,.,. .. .v I .-ff .4 - E' UW Q f -531 4 f X Z -42-22' X f QQ 4 l 1 Y l d vf A X wg i Aym, 5, - . SPORTS Coaches JEFF YEAST TOM ZABORAC junior Varsity Coach Varsity Coach My first year in coaching in Cuba It has been wonderful working with High School has been very challenging. boys with Such high Spirits and gogd sportsmanship. Sponsored by: SEMCO COLOR PRESS, INC.--Oklahoma City Varsity Football ROW ONE: Bennie Bishop, Gary Wilson, Robert Tallent, Roger Taylor, Don France, Kenny Williamson, Chris Heller, Richard Hall, Tom Rogers, Jack Walsh, Phil McLouth, Larry Harper, Gene Tompkins. ROW TWO: Mr. Zaborac, John Paul, Johnny Williams, Charles Lescallett, Hugh Huff, Richard Williams, Roger Keefauver, Eldon Howard, Terry Beam, Loyal Beasley, Ronnie Tompkins, Dick Mowery,Phil France, Mr. Yeast. ROW THREE: Jerry Poppleston, Larry Strode, Marion Widger, Charles Runyan, Delbert Rogers, Gary Smart, Geoffrey Lasswell, Ransom Tompkins, Gordon Wilson, Glenn Blakley, Jerry Spratt, Gerald Girard, Frank Johns. Junior Varsity Football ROW ONE: Gene Tompkins, Marion Widger, Charles Runyan, Loyal Beasley, Johnny Williams, Glenn Blakey Jerry Spratt, Terry Beam, Gordon Wilson, Ranson Tompkins, Benny Bishop. ROW TWO: Mr. Yeast, Jerry Poppleston, Larry Strode, Phil France, John Paul, Hugh Huff, Gary Smart, Roger Keefauver, Delbert Rogers, Geoffrey Lasswell, Gerald Girard, Mr. Zaborac, Sponsored by: WOODY'S GROCERY--Marietta PHIL FARMERS ELEVATOR--New Philadelphia Varsity The Cardinals finished second in the Olympic Conference this season with a conference record of five wins and one loss . The loss was received from Lewis- town by a narrow 7-6 score. Also, we were defeated by two non-conference teams Knoxville, and Havana . With the exception of Havana, no opponent scored more than one touchdown against us . The Cuba Cardinals had one of the best offensive and defensive teams in the conference. The defensive trophy was won by Gary Wilson, who made eighty-seven tackles during the season. Phil McLouth was elected by the team as its most valuable player and was chosen on the third Little-All State team. The Cardinals elected Chris Heller and Kenny Williamson as co-captains . Congratulations to our coaches, Zaborac and Yeast, and the b0yS who gave Cuba a fine season! Knoxville 6 Cuba 0 Lewistown 7 Cuba 6 Bushnell 0 Cuba 12 A storia 4 Cuba 23 Valley 6 Cuba 24 Havana 26 Cuba 2 Industry 7 Cuba 39 V .I . T. 0 Cuba 45 Junior Varsity The record made by the Junior Varsity at a casual glance may not seem impressiveg however, this group of boys shows promise of becoming strong varsity material in the future. Lewistown 27 Cuba 12 Canton 6 Cuba 18 Bushnell 21 Cuba 12 Astoria 20 Cuba 12 Havana 13 Cuba 19 Industry 6 Cuba 20 Valley 20 Cuba 6 Q Sponsored by: JIM MCCORD-jOSTIN'S-jacksonville ' I I CITY SERVICE OIL CO. -Cuba ' U Qt -j 6 I .. f ' , , f I ' L' Senior Football Players Don France , Halfback ' 5'1O -160 lbs. I l Chris Heller Fullback 5'8 -160 lbs. Richard Hall End 5'9 - 150 lbs. Phil McLouth l-lalfback M. V. P. 5'l1 -180 lbs. Larry Harper Quarterback 5'll - 155 lbs. Tom Rogers End 6'1 -155 lbs. Sponsored by: WRIGI-IT'S STANDARD STATION--Canton Bob Tallcnl Guard 5'l0 -150 lbs. Ken Williamson Tackle 5'9 -150 lbs. Roger T uylor Halfback 5'6 - 145 lbs. Gary Wilson Guard-T ackling Trophy 5'9 - 130 lbs. Jack Walsh Guard 5'6 -130 lbs. Co-Captains Ken Williamson Chris Heller Sponsored by: WILLIAMS SPORTING GOODS--Canton HOSSLER MAIN SALES AND SERVICE--Canton Olds, Cadillac, Willys jeep Varsity Cheerleaders Carol Miller, Shirley Jones, Pat Ault, Par Conley Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Sue Nelson, Beverly Gilmore, Joy Gilpin, Rosaland Chambers Sponsored by: LINN LANES--BOWLING ALLEY--Canton Varsity A QW gm! ,awww 1MA?1 BasketbalI fha ZQZM Wham Jaw? 75 K WW VARSITY 45 Glasford This year's Varsity, coached by Thomas Zaborac, 71 Industry had a fairly successful season. 44 Regional Tournament Valley Six seniors were graduated from the squadg but, much is expected next year, as several promising sophomores and juniors will be back. Graduating are: Chris Heller, Terry Pickel, Larry Harper, Don France, Phil McLouth, and Tom Rogers. Some members re- turning for next year are: Roger Keefauver, David Ford, Gail Conley, Richard Williams, and Charles Lescallett, When we asked one of the player's what his opinion of the team was he said, It was a building season for next year. Their records were as follows: Cuba ' Opponent 75 Williamsfield 51 28 Mason City 50 41 Abingdon 49 55 Astoria 48 48 Monmouth 44 52 Bushnell-P. C. 48 61 Valley 58 48 Lewistown 69 43 Canton 68 53 W estern Tournament Rushville 67 47 V. I.T . 51 55 Knoxville 69 61 Industry 48 32 County Tournament V.1.T. 57 69 Astoria 71 57 Bushnell-P,C. 62 45 Valley 65 43 Farmington 73 34 Lewistown 39 56 V I T 53 44 as JUNIOR VARSITY Under the guidance of Coach Jeff Yeast, the fresh- man and sophomore basketball team won 12 of the 21 games they played. The Junior Varsity basketball players have had a very successful season. Many of these boys will move up to the varsity squad next year. Their records were as follows: Cuba Opponent 56 Williamsfield 39 36 Mason City 32 29 Abingdon 52 43 Astoria 38 53 Monmouth 47 39 Bushnell-P. C. 33 28 Valley 29 48 Lewistown 52 30 Canton 44 41 V. I.T. 58 38 Knoxville 52 55 Industry 46 34 County Tournament Farmington 40 50 Astoria 37 47 Bushnell-P,C. 37 36 Valley 35 30 Farmington 43 44 Lewistown 52 45 V. I.T . 44 '75 Glasford 26 48 Industry 31 Julisbr Varzity Basketball E5 f ,lff 5115.4 . 03154 W ' 44 fnis,,e 1154 is A I , 3 .Sis H rsh ... 2 7 all 7 7 ,--- 'T f N iw ' ... A - I ay f 'faq' x p I anim if 'A x 'q U fl ,iQ My BA -:ff if .33 SEATED: Gene Tompkins, Robert Thomson, Gordon Wilson, Donald Hart, Charles Runyan, Glenn Blakley, Mar- ion Widger, Phil France. STANDING: Charles Lafary, Bob Welch, Delbert Rogers, Hugh Huff, Gary Smart, Ronnie Lawver, Loyal Beasley, Geoffrey Lassw ell. Varsity Cheerleaders Pat Conley, Pat Ault, Carol Miller, Shirley Jones. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders 3 Rosalind Chambers, Beverly C 1 S N 1 1 y C11 Track I958 1. X ml I' int Kiwi KLA iiilmfw aww - '- --4 ,.. 4 7, ,-1 ,557 -r -wiv, I A A fm-, , U - H... T xi ROW ONE: Frank Johns, Neale Krider, Bob Tallent, Jack Walsh, Jack West, Tom West, Bernard Marvel. ROW TWO: Jim Murphy, Milton Murphy, Chris Holler, Dick Kerr, Roger Keefauver, John Mowery, Roger Taylor, Junior Buxton, Paul Ping, Larry Ford, Coach Neubauer. Baseball l958 .-1 41 , ROW ONE: Dave Ford, Phill Spratt, Don France, Jack West, Jerry Spratt, Gilbert Ruhl, ROW TWO: Coach Zabrac, Chris Heller, Bcrnard Wheeler, John Mowery, Larry Bean, Dick Mowery. Sponsored by: LYONS GREEN!-IOUSE--Cuba MARY K'S BEAUTY SHOPPE--Cuba li. I V The Queen C.N3CfDl.YlN IFUIDREEB Senior Q' 1f,1...,-H-+ 'e L Cl by TRUAX TRAER COAL CO A, 1 .WSW KV , ,, ,, if 'ww ', br x A R' by I x 'Y A , Jil? 3 , .W K 1, Q3 Q71 7 ' Gig. kidupfflil LINDA HA RT xIAN DA Y Freshman Sophomore J ,mf fr-N f , ,, 's 1 -4 , ,Q MN 43 , Q I A an I A Y A-xg, ,L A,,2'QM ,gm an W fi E f 1 I T .:,, Y Q 3 , A w ff .5-'r. . Q ., , Am ' ' if lu, fi V .4 ,, ' fa.. V ' .f i Q-,w if-: A 4 JUNIUIQ SUVIIOMURI- I IS Ilu Apply oi Ilis lyk! Wvl,igi,lllUlu'lfxllldln'l'rU1HYm11I I' 1 SI pflyg- ll lid Drific . ' W I Yxqijg 2, lim 4 5 4, .F , Q ' Q1 I M V Q aw ' t Lf 9 5 Q . 5 'if WWW V if ? 'lg A,.X,,..n-all Ufk'll X Qu ' is Junior Class Play I958 ROW ONE: Libby Turax, Chris Heller, Janice Miller, Pat Conley. ROW TWO: Pat Ault, Gloreta Bevard, Carol Miller, Carolyn Fidler, Carolyn Strode, Colleen Ogden, Lucille Crick. ROW THREE: Linda Cameron Mr. Stevenor, Don France, David Plotts, Bernard Marvel, Turman Turall, Terry Pickel, Ronnie Ehresman, Roger Taylor, Larry Harper. Sponsored by: ACKERSON AND MURPHY--LUNCH--Cuba B. FORNERIS--GASOLINE STATION--Flatt Senior Class Play l959 'li ROW ONE: Pat Ault, Chris Heller, Janice Miller. ROW TWO: Sharon Baker, Carol Miller, Carolyn Fidler, Terry Pickel, Lucille Crick, Larry Harper. ROW THREE: Gloreta Bevard, David Plotts, Pat Conley, Linda Cameron, Turman Turall, Ronnie Ehresman, Libby Turax, Dorothy Cathey, Z.o1ene Clayberg, Mr. Thomas i! Sponsored by: V. S. SMITH, L. D,--Lewistown BECHEREPCS JEWELRY--Lewistiwn Christmas Pageant Sponsored by: FIATT COAL YARD--PAUL CRICK--Fiatt in... O iff' Y 22' I958 , 'fa A Sponsored by: PUTT CREEK COAL CO. --Cuba CUBA MOTOR CO.--Cuba Student Council . SEATED: Linda Cameron, Bill Brooks-Vice president, Kenny Williamson-president, Sally Clarlvsecretary- treasure, Mr. Stevenor-sponsor. STANDING: Beverly Gilmore, Roger Taylor, David Bishop, Chris Heller Terry Beam, Gary Smart, Gail Conley, Linda McCracken. Librarians BEATED: Miss Tapper. STANDING: Shirley Jones, Caroline Powell, Helen Dilts, Delores Clayberg, bharon Baker, Carolyn Mason, Not shown: Mrs. VanderHamn. Sponsored by: CAMERON STUDIO--Canton CANTON MEMORIAL CO. --Canton Paper Staff Cameron, assistant editor, Carolyn Strode, assistant art editor. STANDING: Frank Johns co-sports editor, David Plotts, go- getterg Pauline Rogers, reporter, Karen Scalf, typist, Norman Chenoweth, reporter, Jim Murphy, co-sports editor, Grace Lafary, exchange SEATED: Sharon Baker, art editor, Larry Lowary, editor, Mr. Thomas, sponsor, Linda editor, Linda McCracken, reporter, Dixie Shields, yakety-yackg Marilyn Edwards, yakety- yackg Ronnie Taylor, yakety-yack. Mixed Chorus ROW ONE: Dorothy Cathey. Judy Murphy, Judy Ford, Judy Martin, Delores Clayberg, Shirley Jones, Janice Miller, Linda DeFord, Pat Shields, Sandra Smith, Sharon Walsh, Shirley llaggzerty. ROW TWO: Joan Bradley, Zolene Clayberg, Nancy Nelmes, Sharon Churchill, Peggy Cathey, Libby Truax, Pat Ault, Sue Nelson, Joy Gilpin, Mary Welch, Beverly Gilmore, Jan Day, Mary Ellen Lowary. ROW THREE: David Cattron, jerry Poppleston, Wayne Orwig, John Williams, Larry Simpson, Tom Moore, Bernard Marvel, Benny Bishop, David Bishop. Jack Walsh, Roger Taylor, Bill Hendryx, Jeff Lasswell. ROW FOUR: Ronnie Ehresman, Chris Heller, Gail Conley, Bob Murphy, Truman Turall, Roger Keefauver, Hugh Huff, Gary Smart, Don France, Ransom Tompkins, Larry Ault, Larry Harper, Sponsored by: CUBA THEATRE--Cuba ANDREWS FURNITURE CO. --Canton Junior Classical League + I ROW ONE: Miss Tapper, Shirley Jones, Carolyn Fidler, Gail Conley, Chris Heller, Grace Lafary, Scott Ewing. ROW TWO: Virginia Cozart, Judy Riley, Delores Clayberg, Nancy Dilts, Helen Dilts, Lucille Crick, Dorothy Cathey, Berneata Martindale. ROW THREE: Mary Smith, Rosalind Chambers, Barbara Gasparovic, Sandy Ford, Carol Turner, Nancy Nelmes, Sharon Churchill, Joy Gilpin, Annie Welch. ROW FOUR: Benny Bishop, David Potts, Larry Lowary, Richard Williams, Truman Turall, Roger Keefauver, Hugh Huff, Gary Smart, Larry Harper. ROW ONE: Doris Runk, Celia Deakin, Mary Ellen Lowary. Jan Day. Janice Miller, Janie Fidler, Ann Stanley, Linda Cameron. ROW TWO: Pat Brooks, Judy Ford, Helen Martin, Carol Smith, Janette Polich, Sue Nelson, Sue McCance, Sandy Tallent, Linda Beam. ROW THREE: Judy Martin, Judy Murphy, Peggy Cathey, Linda Mc- Cracken, Libby Truax, Pat Conley, Pat Ault, Beverly Gilmore, Carol Miller, Sandy Smith. ROW FOUR: Jerry Poppleston, David Bishop, Frank Johns, Roger Taylor, Kent Shaver, Terry Pickel, Tom Moore, Charles Lescallett, Terry Beam, Dick Mowery, John Williams, Charles Runyan, Kenneth Williamson, Sponsored by: JOHN MORRELL AND CO.--Ottumwa, Ia. SEARS ROEBUCK AND COMPANY--Canton Band ROW ONE: Ronnie Ehresman, Shirley Jones, Gary Smart, Libby Truax, Janice Miller. ROW TWO: Carol Turner, Delores Clayberg, Joann Bradley, Virginia Cozart, Joanne Clark, Celia Deakin, Sharon Churchill, I,auna Mar- shall, David Hukill, Robert Thomson, Arthur Lehman, Wayne Orwig. ROW THREE: Judy Martin, Beverly Gil- more, Neale Krider, Par Shields, Geoffrey Lasswell, Ruth Walsh, Sandra Hendryx, Sue Nelson, Mary Ann Welch Mary Ellen Lowtiry, Carol Lovell, Zolene Clayberg, Dorothy Cathey, Bernard Marvel, Jack Walsh. ROW FOUR: Alan Conley, Linda DeFord, Joy Gilpin, Bennie Bishop, Truman Turall, Gloreta Bevard, Nancy Petty, Nancy Nelnies. Strike up the band - and what a fine band it is- whether march- ing at games or presenting assembly programs! Those eighty members always seem to be on the beat as does the capable director Mr. H. R. Herink. The band was always active at home football games, putting on entertaining and colorful half-time shows, and performing at basket ball games . The band received high honors at the district and state contests . Q We salute the Cuba High School Band! f , '- Mix ,lf 1 ' T 9 .2 171 . I!! N W'-I N Q 'ii , ' ' s X22 Sponsored by: NORMA jEANNE'S BEAUTY SHOP--Fiatt ROBERTSON STANDARD SERVICE--Cuba Band Lf' O ROW ONE: Sherron Moore, Judy Ford, Jan Day, Patricia Ault. ROW TWO: Carol Smith, Jerry Popplcstori, Larry Ault, Kenny Williamson, Pat Conley, Connie Ogden, Doris Runk, Judy Murphy. ROW TllRlElig Bob Murphy Sharon Walsh, David Bishop, Don France, Roger Taylor, Scott Ewing, Roger Kcefauver, Tom Moore, Bruce Oliver, Linda Beam, Peggy Cathey, Louella Sprinkle. ROW FOUR: Loyal Beasley, Ransom Tompkins, Larry Har- per, Dick Mowery, Hugh Huff, Shirley Haggerty, Phil France, Larry Strode, David Cattron, Johnny Williams, Sandy Smith, Gail Conley, Phil Keefauver, Chris Heller. STANDING: Mr. Herink. Not shown: JanetSteck, Libby Truax, Janet Sleek, PIII Ault. Sponsored by: KEENAN SPORT GOODS--Peoria F. F. A. l ROW ONE: Bill Brooks, Gary Wilson, Dwight Hart, Robert Ford, Ronnie Thompson, Bernard Marvel. ROW TWO: Gail Riley, Roy Van Middlesworth, Richard Hall, Delbert Rogers, Don Seward, Mr. Wilhoit. ROW THREE: John Slater, Eugene Ryan, Eldon lloward, Tom Rogers, Bob Tallent, Richard Howerter. 5.4 1 ul 1 C du g' The Cuba F.F.A. chapter has 36 members and is represented by the following officers: Bill Brooks, presidentg Gary Wilson, vice-president: Dwight Hart, secretary Robert Ford, treasurerg Bernard Marvel, reporterg Ronnie Thompson, sentinelg and Mr. Wilhoit, advisor. The F.F.A. has participated in many activities both educational and recreational which have been enjoyed very much. This year, as in the past, the F.F,A. sold garden seeds, concrete hog troughs, and other articles to keep the organization in good financial standing. The Cuba F.F.A . is an organization to promote leadership among farm youth and uses as its motto: Learning to do, doing to learn, earning to live, living to serve. Sponsored by: WARNER CHURCHILL--Cuba F. F. . ROW ONE: Raymond Fidler, Alan Conley, David Cattron, Phil France, Otto Hensley. ROW TWO: Jack Walsh, Gordon Wilson, Ronnie Thompkins, Bruce Oliver, Bob Murphy, Ronnie Lawver. ROW THREE: Gary Haggerty, Charles Lafary, Neale Krider, Ransom Thompkins, Carl Cattron. Sponsored by: WARNER CHURCHILL--Cuba F. H. A. ROW ONE: Mrs. Quick, Delores Clayberg, Gloreta Bevard, Pat Conley, Colleen Ogden, Sharon Baker, Sandy Ford, Janice Miller. ROW TWO: Shirley Haggerty. Jane Ashby, Linda -A Hart, Carol Miller, Joy Gilpin, Mary Martin, Karen Scalf, Kay Spangler, Carolyn Strode. ',. Q T ROW Tl-lREE: Wilma Hall, Nancy Petty, Lois Rench, Leta Mae Winship, Caroline Powell, ' ' Dorothy Matheny, Jeanie Havens, Bonnie Weaver, Sue Hodgkins. wi xx ..r. . S i! The four main purposes of the Future Homemakers of America are: 2 . To foster leadership abilities. 3 To work for better family relationship. l To promote international goodwill. 4. To further interest in home economics. This year the F.H.A . held one meeting a month, for business and recreation. F .H .A . activities for the year planned were a hobo hike, a gift exchange in December and a formal invitation in March. The money making project of this year was selling vanilla and black pepper. The officers were: Colleen Ogden, presidentg Gloreta Bevard, vice-presidentp Pat Conley, secretary: and Sharon Baker, treasurer. Other officers were Janice Miller and Delores Clayberg. Chapter Mother: Mrs . Bert Conley. Sponsor: Mrs. Helen Quick. Sponsored by: MIDWAY GARAGE--Midway FORNERIS GROCERY--Ellisville F. H. A. ROW ONE: Beverly Cramblet, Judy Ford, Carol Lovell, Glenna Taylor, Jo Ann Clark, Joann Bradley, Pat Koelling, Sandra Hendryx. ROW TWO: Barbara Wages, Cathrine Hart, Judy Hart, Sally Clark, Charlotte Crick, Vivian Swank, Louella Sprinkle, Lois Mallot. ROW THREE: Carolyn Mason, Merry Koelling, Kay Smith, Linda De Ford, Kay Pigg, Daisy Van Dyke, Pat Shields, Connie Ogden, Bonnie Rilea. ROW FOUR: Ruby Wust, Jean Gasparovic, Shirley Dunton, Sharon Books, Daisy Ashwood, Connie Stoneking, Sherron Moore, Zolene Clayberg, Nancy Hall, Marilyn Edwards, Dixie Shields. Sponsored by: CHURCHILL'S DRUGS--Lewistown BLAINE RAMSEY--STATE'S ATTORNEY--Lewistown Science Club ROW ONE: Bob Thompson, Terry Bryan, Charles Martindale, Jack Behymer, Don Seward, Roy Van- Middlesworth, Gary Haggerty, Jerry Williams, John Rench, Gail Riley. ROW TWO: Doris Runk, Louella Sprinkle, Marv Lowary, Peggy Cathey, Mr. Stevenor, Gail Conley, Helen Dilts, Sandy Tallent, Joan Clark, Nancy Nelmes, Carol Turner. ROW THREE: Shirley Haggerty, Janette Polich, Barbara Gillott, Jean Gasparovic, Judy Murphy, Beverly Gilmore, Sue Nelson, Joy Gilpin, Sherron Moore, Sharon Church- ill, Linda Beam, Connie Ogden, Nancy Petty, Lois Rench, Barbara Wages, Sue Hodgkins, Lois Malott. ROW FOUR: Mary Yeast, Rosalind Chambers, Ruth Taylor, Judy Martin, Judy Ford,Glenna Taylor, Merry Koelling, Sandy Ford, Kay Pigg, Colleen Ogden, Zolene Clayberg, JOan Bradley, Nancy Dilts, Delores Clayberg. ROW FIVE: David Cattron, Artie Lehmann, David Sprecker, Bruce Oliver, Neal Krider, Richard Howarter, Larry Simpson, Ronnie Lawver, Bob Chenoweth, Gerald Walker, Charles Lafary, Larry Walters, Jim Havens, Dennis Hilton, Alan Conley, Wayne Orwig, Scott Ewing. l ,. J .lil J gtk! ROW ONE: Jan Day, Annie Welch, Sharon Brooks, Shirley Dunton, Ruby Wust, Carolyn Mason, Vivian Swank, Pat Koelling, Sandra Hendryx, Celia Deakin, Mary Smith. ROW TWO: Ann Stanley, Sandy Smith, Pat Shields, Linda DeFord, Jeannie Havens, Dorothy Matheny, Dixie Shields, Marilyn Edwards, Karen Scalf, Kay Spangler, Sharon Baker, Gloreta Bevard, Sally Clark, Berneata Martindale, Carol Smith, Janie Fidler. ROW THREE: Otto Hensley, Jerry Poppleston, Marian Widger, Phil France, Gorden Wilson, Bob Courtney, Billy Matejewski, Delbert Rogers, Ronnie Hungerford, Dave Ford, Bob Murphy, David Bishop, Gerald Girard, David Johnson, ROW FOUR: David Hukill, Glenn Blakely, Donnie Hart, Larry Strode, Frank Johns, Vernon Beaty, Johnny Williams, Keith Stanbaugh, Jim Murphy, Roger Kee- lauvcr, Hugh Huff, Gary Smart, Terry Beam, Loyal Beasley, Charles Runyan, Jerry Spratt. Sponsored by: C. AND W. MARKET--BOB WELCH, OWNER--Canton 92. i 5,3.g,4..4Q f X, x Blu -fiiqbemvpw ' K 'N' H .JM 3 ..- 'Q , .N V wa -19, Al fi X A 2 Q. I V, I. i 14. ' U 44 5- 4 ,Nw ' E' lit? I ,f-It . up ' Z- ',s,1' M: :mg E- f-a l. 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