Deer Creek Mackinaw High School - Toksali Yearbook (Mackinaw, IL)

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SENIOR CLASS OF 1954 MAKE THE NEW EDITOR OF ATLANTIC MONTHLY New York fAPj - Donald Embry has recently been ap- pointed manager of the Atlantic Monthly Magazine. His wife, the former Alberta Raymer, is a big help behind the scenes. WPEO HIRES NEW DISC JOCKEY Irene Newell was hired as a disk jockey for radio station WPEO. Irene, a graduate of Deemack High School in 1954, has always wanted to be a disk jockey Her wish has finally come true ORGANIST MARKS 20TH YEAR OF SERVICE Mackinaw Alice Brants was presented with a gold crucifix at a special service Sunday evening at the Christian Church in appreciation for her Z0 years of service as church organist GRANDMA BONHAM HAS ART DISPLAY Chicago Grandma Bonham assistant to Grandma Moses had an art display yesterday Some of her more famous paintings are in the New York Museurn ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Mr and Mrs Robert Cross announce the engagement of their only daughter Roberta to Robert Manus Roberta wanted a diamond for gradu ation but Robert said they should wait until they were a l1'tle bit older WEA FHLR Fair tooay high 900 9 Low tonigit 130 200 1t le snow howers, O1 leet flur ies Reported by Frank Weinoell wil 'ivkilfirlll 1' PEL Gf3S'10 '0f ll' fc forget to vash xo Jer y IJe'Xol+ Pr 'or ef r The Prophecy June 2, 1974 APPOINTED EUROPEAN , COMMANDER Wash. KAPQ - Gen. Edmund Graham has just been appoint- ed the new Commander of Europe. Gen. Graham has been in service now for 20 years. He joined the service in 1953 in the middle of his Senior year in high school and has risen rapidly ever since. He will take his wife and three daughters with him. OUT WITH THE OLD IN WITH THE NEW Peoria - Duke Rollings and Jack Long have now taken the place of Mutt and Jeff The name of the comic strip is Duke and Jack Watch for lt in your local paper MISS SCHMIDGALL ENTERTAINS PRESIDENT Eleanor Schmidgall the famous pianist entertained President Mike Hasty in the White House yesterday afternoon at a tea QUINTUPLETS BORN TO SOCIALITE The former Dorothy Raeuber and her private nurse arrived at the Short mansion today from the hospital where Mrs Short became the mother of five baby boys The nurse was called in to care for the other seven Short children Don't miss the 'i W 1974 s :ring and simrner fasmon book by Shirley Unsicl-'er It contains dozens of smart new styles like the ore above Act now' EA I T Trix. GOLD RO NCAE E Me iu ee Be ns Wee Q e ds B ed beans Andrew G Idea 8: L1 a Rowell Propr etoxs NE WS NORMA HAERR IS MRS. AMERICA New York - Norma Haerr, former Deemack student, was named Mrs. America of 1974, This is now her first in a con- test of this kind. She was named Queen of the Deemack Homecoming in 1953. She has won several other con- tests but this is the most re- markable. WINS FIRST PLACE IN INDIANAPOLIS 500 MILE RACE Indianapolis QAPJ - Paul Miller and Packey Rush won first place yesterday in the 500 mile race The Atom Bomb set a new record of Z m p h KILLER KING vs CHAMP COTTRELL Madison Square Garden exactly two days three hours and three and two thirds mm u es Killer King and 'Champ Cottrell will meet for the heavy lightweight champion ship The 'Killer ' was for merly the champion TO GO ON HUNTING EXPEDITION Marion Sandefur and Duane Sigler are leaving on a hunting expedition to Africa in a few days They are going to hunt monkeys and then bring them back for the scientists to study TUMBLING ACT TO BE GIVEN HERE FRIDAY Deemack A tumbling act will be given in the old Mackinaw Gymnasium by Shirley Laidig, Shirley Winkler, Lucille Schmidgall and Jars-tte Herndon 'Ihese gn ls all went to Deemack High .School to gether a id graduated ir 1954 The Women of Mars By Dr La ra 'Vlill' urn Get the facts Learn what nalce the wo en uf Va s vet alo ig so Well with their Do'1't miss if Cape ur g I istall ment next i sie . . . . , . ' . 00 . . . , -In I I ' ll - - v . . t - 1 - I - . - , . I . . , l O . I Q l , . 1 1 In ,A If v . , I , ' - Q.. . . ' f 1 , , , 4 . I . . ., I ' ' ' . , :O V , .h , , , ,. - J . Af 'Q . . . . ' 'I ' - . Pos- ' ' .fe 'g ' ' - s 1 ' , s .' ' - ' z I ' . s If . .' . ' . . ' . i' ' 'E S ' !i!!ll!!HNEWSI!!!!!Z!!! . ' 1 5 ' e ,yu . K L , ,.:,':j:ge. . U f L ' , lf v - . -: . ,' ur T A ', ' ' - ' - ' , L A . v ' cage, Hz :. I s , 'rn .ir O ' :' 1 ,. W. Lzisys -- .1 ' r - ' men. - 1 ' 'l 0 ' :. - an 1..a . ' . xi . H air, . .- H 1 1 r - ' I' o L 'l. .. , S' . in ' '

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I Irene Newell w1ll my ab1l1ty to go steady to LOIS Jacob and my ab1l1ty not to flmrt wlth boys to Patsy Payne I Dorothy Raeuber do hereby w1ll my qu1et'? reserved? nature to Glorla Roth and my ab1l1ty to get excused absences to Delton Jackson I Alberta Raymer w1ll my bookkeepumg grades to Snudger G1llesp1e my ablllty to keep one boy fr1end to my s1ster Cheryl and my four years of reasonable good grades to any Freshman that needs them I Gerald Rolhngs w1ll my he1ght to John W1dmer also my ab1l1ty to get along 1n Enghsh class to J1m Golden I Llla Rowell w1ll my he1ght and pos1t1on 1n band to Ph1l1p Thames also my ab1l1ty to get along w1th the teachers, all my good grades to Fred fThe poor ones d1scard I Pack Rat Rush, w1ll my sleek f1gure and curly ha1r to Chuck Scott my athletlc ab111ty hi any to B111 Jepsen, and my rnckname 'Rat to Beacon Thames I Mar1on Sandefur, w1ll my ab1l1ty to stay out late at n1ght and to get unexcused absences to Bruce Schmldgall I Duane Slgler w1ll my red ha1r to Erme Glueck and my ab1l1ty to stay 11 school to Dale Boyd and my ab1l1ty to get passlng grades to D1ck Bla1r I Eleanor Schm1dgall w1ll my seat at the p1ano m chorus to Pat D1lkey my long walk to school to Gary Bonham my saxophone play1ng to Ronme Newhn and all the fun I ve had at D C M to everyone go1ng back there th1s fall I Luc11le Schm1dgall be1ng of sound m1nd do hereby w1ll my h1gh vo1ce to Annetta Flener my trumpet to Danny 'Sonny Bell my slxght glggle to Karen Sue IVIcConkey who needs xt badly my b1g framed 8 by 10 pa1nted p1cture to Lee Sm1th and last but not least my n1ckname Martha to Norman Musselrnan I Sh1rley Uns1cker w1ll my d1mples to Carol Washburn and my helght to Orv1l1e Gxllesple I Frank We1ndel w1ll my ab1l1ty to behave 111 study hall to Tommy Osman and my passmg grades to Dlck Blau I Sh1rley W1nkler do hereby w1ll my qu1et manner to Lo1s Jacob my pos1t1on 1n band to Marg1e D1lkey and Mary Fan-ch1ld and my ab1l1ty to get reasonably good grades to anyone who wants them 1 1 1 . 1 g . . , . 7 l Y 1 1 I I 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 -P 1 1 . . . . . , H 1 1 1 I . 1 1 1 I' , . 1 1 1 1 1 I . . . . . - - 1 I 1 , , . 3 1 K ,Y i - ' Il 14 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 . I D D I .

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Name Barbara Bonham Alice Brants Frank Cottrell Roberta Cross Gerald DeBolt Don Embry Audrey Golden Norma Haerr Milton E Hasty Jinette Herndon Kenneth Klng Laura Milburn Paul D Miller Irene Newell Dorothy Raeuber Alberta Raymer Ge rald Rolllngs Llla Rowell Marion Sandefur Eleanor Schmidgall Lucille Schmidgall Shirley Unsicker Frank Windel Shirley Winkler Shirley Laidig Nickname Barb Sem Limber Bertie Jerry Hustlin Audie Norm Mike Shortie Kenny Laurie S1m SllOI'l.1C Dot Bert Duke L irkln Rusty Lucy Unsicker Sonny Fireb ill Poochle Pet Pee ve M onday mornings Music stands that won't sta id up Glory-getters for things they didn't do Chewing gu.m as though life de- pended on it People that make then break promises People who thlnk they're highbrows when they aln Popping and crackmg gum Show offs Glory hunters Be1ng called 'Shortxe People who can t take a Joke Cracking chewing urn Girls who think they're better than other girls Gossips Being called by my real name People with telev1s1on 1t1s Nosey people People who can take a good h1nt the opposite sex Pr1nc1pals that won't let you skip school Windows w1de open in classrooms Certain an 1oy1ng pests School Senior gi la' Boys racking their knuckles People who refu P to row tp Usually Seen With Dean In front of our TV set Pool hall or Sandra's With Bob In Morton W1th Bert In the Nucafe truck With the girls Pool hall Wlth D1ck At home In Bloom1ngton with Bob Hartter's Garage At the shows With Melvin Wlth Don Horseshoe court Any place but home On the way to Normal W1th the girls Some place where I shouldn't be At Frances s Telephone booths That would be telling Witn Lucy Hopes To Be Millionairess Stenographer Pilot The President's private secretary Salesman Rich Bouncer at the Copacabana in New York College student Famous person Real rich HOLlS6W1fe Construction worker Housewife Housewife Radio s1nger Naval officer Cowgirl Truck dr1ver Stenographer Model for Bikini bathing suits Bookkeeper Bachelor Lady wrestler Or te1ev1s1on . , . . . . ,t ' . ', ' 4-F . , . . g I . 2 , It , Packey E. Rush Rat Certain humans of At home--haw Minister . E1 . . X . . . . 5 , Q I I B g 1