Earlville High School - Raidorian Our Years Yearbook (Earlville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1955 volume:

With an abiding love and a thankful awareness of all they have and will mean to us we dedicate this book to our school and community. Zable of Contents Administration Seniors IJuniors Sophomores Sreskmen Elementary Organizations Savorites Athletics Activities Advertisers WINTROP STREET BUSINESS DISTRICT ELM ST G GYM SOLDIER MEMORIAL q □ PRESBYTERIAN CHIRCH HY 4 GYM XOMF l1 SLFFERAGE i ST. THERESA MARKER J CHURCH VC'. CHURCH LUTHERAN I CHURCH In behalf of the student body of the Earlville Community Unit High School, I wish to congratulate Mrs. Large and her yearbook staff on the splendid yearbook of 1955. You have worked hard in giving the students of our school something which they will prize more and more as time passes. We all want you to know we sincerely appreciate your efforts. L. T. Hanson, Superintendent JANYCE SEATON SONJA NIELSEN MRS. LARGE Annual Staff Roger Wayne Cantlin Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 FFA 1, 2, 3 Class Play 3 Student Council 2, 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Norma Cobi e Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Choir 2, 3, 4 Cheerleading 2, 3, 4 A Cappella 3, 4 All State 4 Everett McCormick Phyllis Gast Spanish Club 2, 3 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 GAA 2, 3. 4 President 4 Vice President 3 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Girls' Sextet 2, 3. 4 FHA 1 Class President 1, 3 A Cappella 3, 4 Madrigal 3 Junior Play 3 Student Council Secretary 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Pep Club 2, 4 Jim Norton Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2. 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 1, 2, 3 Vice President 4 Newspaper 4 Boys' State 4 Sharon Gould Girls’ Chorus 1, 2 FHA 3, 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Play 3 Annual Staff Newspaper Staff Bill Pointer Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3 Male Glee Club 3, 4 A Cappella Choir 3, 4 Mixed Choir 3, 4 Camera Club 4 All State 4 Transfer from Carlin ville, Illinois Sonja Nielsen GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 FHA l, 2, 3, 4 Band 2, 3. 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3, 4 A Cappella Choir 3, 4 Junior Play 3 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Girls' Ensemble 2 Sextet 1, 2, 3, 4 Queen Candidate 3 All State 4 Music Officer 4 Jerry Smith Football 1, 3 Basketball 1, 4 Track 3 FFA I A Capella Choir 3, 4 Boys' Chorus 3. 4 Student Council 4 All State 3, 4 Spanish Club 2, 3 Junior Play 3 Camera Club 4 Vice President Mixed Ensemble 3. 4 Connie Prater Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4 Choir I. 2. 3. 4 Pep Club 2, 3. 4 GAA 2. 3 FHA 3. 4 — Delores Ryg FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 GAA l, 2, 3. 4 Secretary 2 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 President 4 Choir 1, 2. 3. 4 A Cappella Choir 3, 4 Girl's Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 3 Annual Staff 4 Class Officer 1 Candidate for Queen 1 Homecoming Queen 4 Led Seniors In All State 4 Di:lbi:rt Swayze Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4 baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 1, 3 Class Officer 4 Secretary-Treasurer 4 Larry Taylor Football 1 Spanish Club 2, 3 Junior Play 3 Senior President Newspaper Staff Boys' State Janyce Seaton Usherette 1. 2, 3, 4 Vice President 1 President 2 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 4 FHA 1, 2, 3,4 Vice President 3 President 4 President Latin Club 4 GAA 3, 4 Camp 3 Vice President 4 Junior Play 3 Led Seniors In All State 4 Editor 4 Newspaper Staff 4 f Lee Wiley Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3 Boys' Chorus 2, 3 A Cappella Choir 3 Spanish Club 2, 3 Latin Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Student Council 4 Sharon Sutton Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 A Cappella 3, 4 GAA 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 2, 3, Junior Play 3 Annual Saff 4 Student Council 3 Pep Club 1, 2, 4 Ruth Tuftee GAA 2, 3, 4 FHA 1. 2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 A Cappella Choir 3, 4 Girls' Sextet 3, 4 Girls' Ensemble 2 Trumpet Quartet 2 Vice President 2 Student Council 1, 3 Vice President 3 GAA Treasurer 4 Music Officer 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 All State 4 Betty Whitlock Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 GAA 2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4 A Cappella 4 FHA 1, 2, 3 Newspaper Staff 4 Annual Saff 4 All State 4 Senior Class Will We, the Senior Class of 1955, of the Earlville High School, County of LaSalle, and the State of Illinois, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, do make, execute, publish, and declare this our last will and testament, hereby revoking and annulling all former wills made by us. Sharon Gould leaves her short hair to JoAnne Jacobs. Edith Snelling wills her quietness to Barbara Kukuk. Delores Claude leaves her ability to write long letters to Mary Campbell. Janyce Seaton, Sonja Nielsen, and Delores Ryg leave their friendship to Kay Conklin, Wilma Gast and Carol Pritcher. Hope it lasts just as long kids! Norma Coble leaves her bleached blonde hair to Barb Norton. Jerry Smith wills his false teeth to Shirlee Beck. So don't lose them, Shirlee. Roger Cantlin leaves his 1:00 coffee sip to whomever takes the absentee slip around. Bill Pointer wills his chipped front tooth to Bob Atherton, and for football next year, some glue for his fingers. Hope you don't need it. Bob. Betty Whitlock leaves her ability to attend Bub dances in Sheridan and still be able to go to work the next morning to Scott Atherton. William Coffey wills his stall at the Stables” to Bob Richards. Keep it clean, Bob! Alice Youssi leaves her perfect attendance to Ross Cullins. Jim Norton wills his pinball manual to Kay Turnipseed. Phyllis Gast wills her “cokes at the Stables” to Barbara Norton. Lee Wiley wills whatever he has got to whomever wants it. Bud Swayze leaves his daily shave to Merv Tuftie. Now he won t have any trouble with Lyle. Ruth Tuftee wills her stall” at the Brite Spot to Merv Tuftie. Don't have too many cokes, Merv! Larry Taylor wills his wavy hair to Scott Atherton. Connie Prater leaves her short hair to Anne Malkey and Sharon Sutton leaves her ability to take showers in gym without getting wet to Patty Godlman. In witness whereof, we have hereunto subscribed our names and affixed our seal, the fourteenth day of December in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and fifty-four. [V( o The foregoing instrument, consisting of one page was, at the date thereof, by the said senior class, signed, sealed, and published as our last will and testament in the presence of each other, and we have hereunto subscribed our names as wit- nesses on the day above mentioned. December 15, 1985 Dear Diary, Last week when I arrived in Chicago after spending thirty years in Hawaii as a pineapple buyer for the Earlville School cafeteria, I saw the names of some of my old classmates in the paper. The first name I saw was Janyce Seaton's. It seems that she had just had the distinction of being the first woman from Illinois to be elected to Congress. There was also an article on a millionaire, Jim Norton. It said he had made his fortune manufacturing pinball machines. Also in the news was Bill Coffey who had just been chosen Mr. America” of 1985 and an article on a book written by Bill Pointer, a philosophy teacher at Shadyside College. When I opened the paper, I noticed an advice to the lovelorn column. It was edited by Sonja Nielsen. Later, I stopped in a health bar for a glass of milk and saw Sharon Sutton on television. She was a woman wrestler. I was so engrossed in wrestling that I didn't notice the man next to me until he introduced himself. It was Jerry Smith. He told me that he was an undertaker now. He was also able to tell me what had become of some of our other classmates. It seems that Edith Snelling is a book- keeping instructor at Earlville; Ruth Tuftee is a nurse at Belvue; Sharon Gould has her own beauty shop; Connie Prater is married to a stock car driver; and Bud Swayze is a prominent hog raiser. Betty Whitlock has a band called Betty and Her Babes. Her singer and guitar player is Norma Coble. After I left Jerry I returned to my hotel, and I had no sooner opened the door than the telephone rang. It was another schoolmate, Lee Wiley. He, too, had just arrived in town. He said he had spent the last eight years in Africa as a missionary to the Pygmies. He told me he had stopped in Earlville and that he had seen Delores Ryg and Alice Youssi. Alice now has her own restaurant and Delores is a farmer's wife. He also said he had heard that Roger Cantlin is a guide in Australia for teachers that come there to shoot wild boars, that Delores Claude is editor of True Confessions magazine, and that Phyllis Gast has done quite well for herself in the manufacturing business. She makes canes, crutches, and wheelchairs. It’s really strange, when you stop to think about it, that, out of our class, not one of us ever ran for President. LARRY TAYLOR Not so very long ago, twelve years to be exact, I decided to visit one of the institutions of our town. Since it was all new to me I was quite bewildered at first, but then when they explained that we were merely going to participate in some guided tours about various subjects I became less apprehensive. As time wore on, the other members of the tour arrived. iley, Joann Olson, Connie £laude. When wc were all gathered, I fatitO that my compos Dyas, Donald Fike, James Nortq� (f Jerry Smith, DelbWt Taylor, Richard Larson, Sharosf Gould, Marilyn Harmon,’ son, Carrie Lou Kerns, Sharon Snelling, Nancy Walters, Marline Hill, and Delon named Miss Holman. After our first tour, we rented awhile aq During the shuffle, we lost Donajd Fike, biiVo by a charming young lad namecf' Keith Jtlickingcr able guidance of Mrs. John Simpson. This tour proved educational but is were John Butcher, John tayze, Charles House, Larry Sally Innis, Ramona John- ’rater, Janyce Seaton, Edith We had a very nice guide con .reassemaled for our sensate fiflr our loss, we Our second tour was iul. We returned tc of our institution of learning and farmed our third tour. When wcspRtedn we had a new guide, Miss Mahoney, and two nejb companionsjj ijpymonc Weekly. At the end of this pleasanttW we lost oj rjfao nbw arrivals, RayrqOnc Weekly. We retained our gui e Miss Mabon , for this, our fourtk this tour, we were joined by JosognVje M niijf who unfortunately hjra to end of the tour. Our fifth gathering 61 the group'’ we attended a lecture The speake lecture, one member of; the group, , At our sixth meeting, we bad a d( This meeting was supervised by Miss ifdcr and Imd Jim During Lve at the as we were joined by Phyl s our previous companion, Nanc somewhat from [Miss Gallagher. Iters, left us. sior on the th igs bblc, who had SreviouV' routine and After the tlosing of the seen and learned, gger job than her predecessors, etty X'hitlock, William Coffey and To compensa We also had l(j the next. At our seven ast, George Hamel; Walters. Sis increase in members, Sally It lis and Sharon Kiley left us. filyn fjarmon, yho had skip ted his meeting and gone on to ting, which in increased on ee Wiley, Jean ers joined bi rid Robinson, and Larry B ssion, ye met again s again a disci issior , now under the direction of ranks with the arri al of Roger Cantlin, Delores Hooper, Sharon Sutt n, Eugene Malkey and Linda th discussion; thy were John efore the end of key. r our eighty tL eigjbth. meetii g, we were nt institution's lutlined'’ pro rar and celebrat on. our ninth tcjur bey were T1 joined by Soi :our, we atte 3 eted by the 1 bi t we were jo le and had another tour. The On this tour we lost Linda Dur was our old acquaintance, Mr. Alco: hers joined bu Ieft bef ire tjlc end of [the discussion; they were John irmed we had successfully com- Upon hearing this, we took tion of Mr. Harro. A few Jean Cooper. But they had Youssi and Norma Coble. Iscussion. At this, our tenth Kenneth Cronin, Georgia nter. Our supervisor was Mr. leventh, and as guides we had George Hamel failed to Cormn guide Lewis. At the finish of this ou pleted three-fourths of th l time out for a small ceremoij Then we reassembled fofc members failed to come, no sooner left than we were j When we finished that meeting, our group was dep Hill, and Eugene Malkc Harbach. After this discussio Mr. Malmbcrg and accompany us, but we got a' When we had finished this tour, we retiir cd to ouZm ing place and assembled for the twelfth and final time. This meitmyCwtfs uimler the supervision of Miss Bullock. We were all there except for Richard Larson and Everett McCormick. Those present were Roger Cantlin. Delores Claude, Norma CA le, William Coffey, Phyllis Gast, Sharon Gould, Sonja Neilsen, James Norton, Bill Pointer, Connie Prater, Delores Ryg, Janyce Seaton, Jerry Smith, Edith Snelling, Sharon Sutton, Delbert Swayze, Larry Taylor, Ruth Tuftee, Betty Whitlock, Lee Wiley and Alice Youssi. And so after twelve years, we have finished our work, education, and fun in this particular institution. THE EARL VILLE LEADER 1954—1955 73 Students Attending irlville Schools jpt. I ... Hanson announced that a total of 4771 • m ndinpr the u PfOfc ■■ T’ i foo a' ot f n {oO0 Cc'a' G’� vCn ot.v.. V vV i Earlville Ag Boys Winners in Efficient Corn Growing Test Two Earlville f , studonts- ireL tY� e 8pCC‘be V te9Cto W' c High School agri- Wayne Torman and Van Horn, Dan Winter, Edwin W0I4 nT O y� —have been named Joel Zimmerman. Uw. Corn Growing 0 Va� w Swncer 1’ 5' oo � u,rFit.t Gi fptveaHere Y ant?c 'V je ‘ Vni Atherton, Carol Blakeslee, V ) -«i ) .««AC'f’lPlI -Iprpv Rlir I PAnnin f'nn -■ OPv� _ Q Connie Car 9 Cramer, R 7 Qu cT ,pd, Jerry Kurd, nnis Cook, John n ley Dou ',evS| Ferri� � V8|arper Ba the E r'vi , Ka n-W F ’need is Vdh thf, !e V'«'eiW c H ’The ?0,nt ls preview Trhool ot t crC ? « n W� d 01 „Aerv.� V V a « SjS- -s s? 2- ..;tV � e I ’ -• I A Ae wo Sixth Grade (45) Dorothy Alexander, Roy Anderjj M, i lc Z, 0r to ye °f th‘ h ■ £ - on a A'a, °eand to •vn Kan- School Christmas Program Monday Night At 7:45 The annual all school Chrisl program will be presented in th PAmnomU. � . .. J Janyce Seaton Is Named Winner of DAR Award Miss Janyce Seaton, senior inep the Earlville High School, has been selected as recipient of the r Daughters of American Revolu-,h; t tion good citizenship award. ThcJ i award is presented annually to. an, D j ’ -. To« iocw ' • Raiders Win Little Ten Conference Tourncm Ml h“Z‘ “-f-“.'first Annudl D,? S°DPed third place in ,,ka®ketball «aider Co r hj£onday r a 0' anfi. ; J_OSPlano in 1 -'«fed A faAi« Tlano in 1 ' aOlOno D 8 tart at Urea Footh n r e ce Malt av,„ °S Pip— :hr?Tr WS, erf e y r ,°'i yf yks S°o c . '0 nth I lOq .-tys.J O' vide an actiy v rs Of five 1 Cfc, Ch T. 'A, Limps when • 1, in « Holiday Tourney r H o Start Monday NMf . u.i«JcveVBtatc i.J� 1955 Li, , v 4-V CTV ■� «or.-� een 0 yers on the honor and a.ncr p)ay b€)ran th s.x, ’ nd � n 1920. The fin ...... n.-u.nt p,a,n?SanrtZe and l'tn v Hvf;;e rt LS‘er nr9 on 1thtton• c ■1 th rr «thon ««icle 7, Y'i Jcao- - - -� ' V Crtt'e1 Moille. Three f secont eaille gettinj the fir fie opener ‘ins of G -J rvo TV ioetsch, oodbred, an, Kenn de Jef3 . evA mnsr, . ..rs ty ah-sell, D ,t CW ryni'cTt'lr s'- ovbatt? Sim l°Z rb, R. )0 9S4 ComPiete OnS: Zh EarlvjJJe H «h St,hoo, I smso °,T t ’!- season nf , conipfr K Newspaper Staff Marilyn Alexander Scott Atherton Freddy Barber Shirley Beck Mary Campbell Kay Conklin Ross Cullins John Dyas Carol Flicker Keith Flickinger Wilma Gast Patty Goldman James Haight Glen Haizlip Howard Hoffman Sally Ann Innis Jo Anne Jacobs Helen Klatt Carol Pritchert Robert Richards Warren Sanders Miss Ruth Gau Sandra Smith Phyllis Cantlin Bob Carter Linda Cole Jerry Cook Barbara Fultz JoAnn Gedwell Forrest Glover Robert Jornlin Tom Joslin Marilyn Gibson Janice Houghlin Stanley Humm Bernice Ketchum Marguerite Koetz John Kofoed Marvin Kossert Kathleen Madden Ann Malkey Sharon Martin Phyllis McMillan Gilbert Meloy Wanda Mooney Mary Piller Richard Riva Mary Agnes Russell Harold Seaton Ronald Seward Roland Sibigtroth Celia Shurlow Donald Sutton Phil Sprowls Bill Torman Kay Turnipseed Dean Van Horn Karen Weidner Bill Whitecotton John Winter Sara Wold Dale Whitlock k PHYLLIS CANTLIN ROBERT CARTER KAY TURNIPSEED Florence Barber Ronnie Gibson Hazel Barber Dale Hartman Ann Buckwalter Jay Heitman Diane Goetsch Kenneth Hoffman Peggy Goldman Merle Jacobs Patsy Goodbred Clyde Jeffries Shirley Jornlin Phyllis Martin Paul Manning Steve Nichols Dale Stockley John Weidner Robert Weiland Mr. Blake L. Reed Advisor Ernestine Russell Dale Sanders Marlys Smith Chris Sanford Larry Simpson Lynne Smith Kathy Swayze Robert Sondgeroth Ruby White Donald Shurlow Joyce Wold Wayne Stanford Mixed Chorus French Morn Zrumpet Zrio PHYLLIS GAST Catin Club FOOTBALL CAPTAIN D. A. R. AWARD WINNER ANNUAL EDITOR fanycc Seaton BOYS' STATE REPRESENTATIVE ANNUAL CO-EDITOR Sonja Melsen Vt'RE SAILNlt v' rW via BEAT PLAMC _' v wcS RL ft' 4 • T. Qood Season, Boys! WON AND LOST EARLVILLE 32 WOODLAND EARLVILLE 12 PLANFIELD .... EARLVILLE... 16 SANDWICH . EARLVILLE. 14 PLANO EARLVILLE 6 OSWEGO EARLVILLE 38 MID-COUNTY EARLVILLE 27 MARSEILLES . EARLVILLE 19 YORKVILLE ... o 6 ... 0 ... 6 ...52 ... 7 ...18 .13 GERALD TUFTIE BUD SWAYZE SCOTI' ATHERTON Right Halfback Left Halfback Guard Captain WAYNE TORMAN JIM NORTON KEITH FLICKINGER End Guard Tackle Co-Captain DEAN VAN HORN Center BOB RICHARDS Fullback BOB ATHERTON End ROLAND SIBIGTROTH Halfback ROGER CANTLIN Quarterback BILL POINTER Tackle EARLVILLE LITTLE TEN TOURNEY FARI VILLE 58 MENDOTA 67 EARLVILLE 82 HINCKLEY .35 EARLVILLE 88 SHABBONA 74 EARLVILLE 66 SHABBONA .54 FARI VIII E 64 GENEVA 63 EARLVILLE 58 SOMONAUK ...56 FARI VII LE 66 HINCKLEY 51 EARLVILLE 85 SANDWICH . ...61 FARI VIII E 62 LEE CENTER 31 EARLVILLE 66 MENDOTA ...81 EARLVILLE.. 62 LAMOILLE 57 EARLVILLE 82 PAW PAW ...53 FARLVILLE 48 LELAND 41 EARLVILLE 54 ELBURN ....69 EARLVILLE 66 NEWARK 44 EARLVILLE 56 WATERMAN ....55 EARLVILLE 53 MARQUETTE ....63 EARLVILLE 50 MARSEILLES ....60 EARLVILLE 63 PLANO ...40 Won 20 Lost 6 EARLVILLE TOURNEY EARLVILLE. 105 LAMOILLE .66 EARLVILLE. -...83 AMBOY .65 EARLVILLE. 66 TONICA .50 EARLVILLE. 55 DEPUE .64 EARLVILLE. 73 SOMONAUK .44 EARLVILLE. 66 ST. BEDE ..57 EARLVILLE. - 94 SERENA — .70 ROLAND S. WAYNE STANFORD W. TORMAN ___i i____J L 5C • -• v V - '■'' « '-1 • A i- i 1 i KEITH SONDGEROTH Pole Vault I - - J ________BL _ '• £? £I _ ■ r- j£P i BILL COFFEY Relay BOB RICHARDS Discus BL’D SWAYZE 100-yd. Dash u s h e r c t t c m s •PROGRAM Game—7:00 Students—25c EARLVILLE HIGH Mary Agnes Russell Ernestine Russell Janice Houghlin Myra Shurlow Patty Goldman Wilma Gast Marliss Smith ' H. H. SEATON For Delivery Call 189 R 2 HAROLD SEATON, DISTRIBUTOR Complete Line of SINCLAIR PRODUCTS Earlville, Illinois E. W. MALLEY AND COMPANY Telephone 222 EARLVILLE, ILLINOIS Heating, Plumbing Sheet Metal Work Oil Burners THE GISH JEWELRY AND GIFT SHOP A Reliable Place to Buy Diamonds Registered Jeweler of American Gem Society MENDOTA, ILLINOIS Telephone 36 DARI-DIP Sodas, Sundaes, Shakes Malts and Sandwiches HARRIET LARSEN THE SHEFFEL STUDIO YOUNG'S RADIO TV RCA Admiral Sales and Service Photographs of Quality j 1 jmjl 718 1-2 LASALLE STREET ' OTTAWA, ILLINOIS Over Miller-Jones Shoe Store Your TV Troubles Are Our Business Let Us Serve You PHONE 280-R-3 EARLVILLE, ILLINOIS vf HENTRICH MUSIC HOUSE JEAN'S TOTS TO TEENS 613 LaSalle Street OTTAWA, ILLINOIS Custom or Ready Made Children's Apparel 606 6TH STREET Mendota, Illinois Men's and Boys' Clothing Ladies' and Girls' EARLVILLE PLUMBING AND HEATING N. E. Bob Strouss KALEEL’S Lennox Furnaces Winkler Furnaces The Store for Everybody Infants' Wear v Shoes z' PHONE 51-R-2 EARLVILLE, ILLINOIS Weil-McLain Heating Boilers Sheet Metal, General Plumbing and Pump Work PHONE I55-R-2 HOME I55-R-3 LELAND HATCHERY STORE Baker's Blended Feeds Not Accidentally Good—Just Made That Way Baker's Better Chicks No Better Chicks at Any Price TELEPHONE 226 EARLVILLE, ILLINOIS HANK AND HOWARD Livestock Grain Limestone and Gravel Hauling PHONE HARDING 46 HARLAND CANTLIN EARLVILLE, ILLINOIS GEOTSCH'S ROYAL BLUE Harding, Illinois FAHLER OIL CO. Gasoline, Oils, Greases Lee Tires and Accessories PHONE 13 BRANDT'S OTTAWA JEWELRY Corner of LaSalle and Jefferson St. TEL. 2256 MENDOTA, ILL OTTAWA, ILLINOIS BEN BROWER EARLVILLE IMPLEMENT CO. ILLINOIS Service and Auto Supplies Batteries, Tires, Accessories International Trucks and Tractors Wrecker and Towing Service PHONE 94 EARLVILLE PHONE 59 JOHN SIMPSON Livestock and Grain Hauling Insured Cargo EARLVILLE, ILLINOIS Telephone 41 R 2 EARLVILLE LIVESTOCK CO. Dealers in Stocker and Feeder Cattle C. B. and Q. STOCKYARDS Earlville, Illinois PHONE 53 A. N. Egeland Leo Richardson Telephone 85 Earlville, Illinois Trucking LEROY PETERSON Phone 295 EARLVILLE, ILLINOIS MENDOTA SPORT SHOP Ladies' and Children's Ready-to-Wear Mendota, Illinois PHONE 2207 Smart Women's Wear WESTERMAN'S 719 Washington Street MENDOTA, ILLINOIS MAYME REARDON Dresses—Coats Skirts—Blouses—Sweaters Lingerie—Hosiery—Purses 814 LASALLE STREET Ottawa, Illinois PHONE 674 ALEXANDER LUMBER COMPANY The Best of Everything for the Builder TELEPHONE 219 Earlville, Illinois Builders Hardware Glass Building Materials Lumber Kitchen Cabinets TOM HARMON AND BIRCH AND WHITE PINE PAUL SEATON General Carpentry TELEPHONE 136 R 3 165 R 3 Earlville, Illinois COLE'S HARDWARE Telephone 43 R 2 EARLVILLE, ILLINOIS ZENITH TELEVISION KELVINATOR REFRIGERATOR—TAPPAN GAS RANGE Quality Savings and Service HUMM BROS. GARAGE Chevrolet Sales and Service TELEPHONE 217 R 2 EARLVILLE, ILLINOIS THE LITTLE SHOP Infants and Children's Wear EARL ZUBER PAW PAW, ILLINOIS ALLEN OIL CO. F. M. Allen, Owner TELEPHONE 99 R 2 ) D-X Products 1 Compliments of DR. FRANK J. GENTER, JR. Ottawa, Illinois LES KAMINKY Com Shelling PHONE 25R-2 Earlville, lllirw Efp 'BETTER VALUES THE BOOTERY Top Qualify Shoes Nunn-Bush Tweedies Edgerfon Carmelettes Little Yankee Fine Juvenile Shoes PHONE 1915 OTTAWA, ILLINOIS STEELE Diamonds Jewelry PHONE 303 Mendota Illinois STO rr AND U SAVE . AT FAMOUS DEPT. STORE Ottawa's Largest and Finest Store For the Whole Family HOWEY'S SALES AND SERVICE Earlville, Illinois Massey-Harris Farm Equipment Ferguson New Idea New Holland KEWANEE MEYER ELEVATORS TELEPHONE 76 ARTHUR C. HILL Furnishings for the Home SHERIDAN AND EARLVILLE FUNERAL SERVICE Compliments of LANE KUNTZ Trucking Corn Shelling Earlville TELEPHONE 46 RICHARD LANE and CHARLES KUNTZ ORVILLE ENGLEHART _ Tractor Implements TAGE NIELSEN Genuine Parts—Expert Repairing Mason Contractor PHONE 134 Earlville, Illinois zzr. EARLVILLE FARMER’S . STIEFEL'S 4L 'The Quality Store ij W y Good Clothes f{ y J J for Men and Boys PriZ OHAWA, ILLINOIS CO-OPERATIVE ELEVATOR CO., TELEPHONE 168 Funk's Hybrid Corn j‘ 1 Steel Posts NORTON AUTO SERVICE George W. Norton, Prop. (standard Standard Oil Products Atlas Tires and Tubes Auto Repairs and Accessories VouCAN relax Compliments of H. G. TORMAN Paw Paw, Illinois noupc THE MADELINE SHOP CORBUS REXALL DRUG STORE Gifts and Ladies1 Apparel Cameras and Projectors Photo Supplies OTTAWA, ILLINOIS ' PHONE 37 J Y Earlville, III. EARLVILLE—ROLLO—OTTAWA MOONEY MOTORS Eariville PHONE 108 Plymouth—DeSoto Sales and Service HzSata j T T I LARGE AND JOHNSON HARDWARE Heating Plumbing PHONE 147 MILLER—ROWE INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance That Really Insures For Those Who Want the Best TELEPHONE 167 Eariville, Illinois EARLVILLE CAFE Home-made Pies and Home-style Cooking TELEPHONE 79 Max and Edyth Hunefeld Proprietors FLICKINGER AUTO AND IMPLEMENT COMPANY Your J. I. Case, Farm Equipment Service Dealer Studebaker Autos and Trucks Sales and Service EARLVILLE, ILLINOIS Ladies' and Childrens' Ready-to-Wear Dry Goods PRESTON'S 715 Wash. St. PHONE 264 MENDOTA, ILL. We wish to thank all the businessmen tor their generous contributions to our an- nual. It is only through your contributions that we are able to carry on an enter- prise such as this year's annual. THE STAFF Congratulations Alumni BAKER FARMERS CO. R. E. Wright, Mgr. LELAND 2143 PHONE HARDING 3 W I Baker, Illinois A LITHOGRAPHED -- YEARBOOK DALLAS TEXAS m m WM|