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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1958 volume:

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The old gymnasium-wa� qpyed.ln l$15. bi 1927 __ryj ’ j£l 49, the Community B uiT(lti%!%JP«|jy J_ fl By 1872,i ven churches had‘been fjuilt pnly four of which survive. ’ - JK ■ Many of these forward-looking people were so actively interested in. women's rights that hey $pen-1' sored one of the first meetings held in the state. A marker In our City Park commcfhorates this event at ‘ which. Susan B. Anthony presided. • ■ Close byThis tribute to our women stands a memorial to the men who servecLtheir country in her dark- est hours. The roots of patriotism grow deep in this heart of the Midwest. There is an abiding «ense at' loyalty to the ideals of our New England forefathers — to the principles that built America andMiave I kept it strong. , Because of the fertility of our soil, the primary economic interest has been agricultural. It is only in recent years «bat this interest has been supplemented by a few small industries. With such a favorable background as is here briefly described, the people now living in this commu- nity, and those of the future, should be forever inspired to move forward to greater cultural and spiritual growth and ecpaomic achievements. And it is the hope of the members of our staff that as you enjoy these pages of Our Years, ” in picture and in story, you will be reminded of the courage anS the vision of those who have given us our heritage, and will feel a sense of gratitude for the opportunity of scaring in the history and the traditions of Our Town. - n m In gratitude for the years he spent among us as leader, teacher, counselor, and friend, the members i HSFaffectionately dedicate this book to Mr. Leland T. Hanson. By his understanding, his pa- tteocejand his generous spirit, he has enriched our lives, our school, and our town. J’Z'SSP-.f f ' % 1 ft 1 Table of Contents Title Page Foreword Dedication Administration Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Junior High Organizations Activities Athletics Advertising Administration CITY HALL V MR. HERBERT WICKE B.S., Northern Illinois State University M.A., Michigan State University Superintendent MRS. CHLOTEEL LARGE B.S., Eastern Illinois State University M. S., Northern Illinois State University Business Education MRS. RUBY CRAFT B. S., University of Southern Illinois Home Economics MR. JAMES RING B. M.E., Illinois Wesleyan Music MRS. MARJORIE LANE Northern Illinois State University Junior High MR. LLOYD WINEBURNER B.S., Illinois State Normal University Physical Education Social Problems Social Science MR. BLAIR WARD B.S., Northern Illinois State University Speech Correction MRS. MARGARET LARABEE Secretary MISS MARGARET BULLOCK B. A., University of Illinois M. A., University of Illinois English, Principal MR. BERNARD LANE B.S., Bradley University M.S., Bradley University Industrial Arts MR. WILLIAM RYAN A.B., Indiana University Science MRS. BETTY HABBEN B.A., Carthage College Physical Education MR. MARK JOHNSTON B. S., Shurtleff College Athletic Director History MISS DONNA HARMON B. A., Webster College Mathematics t MRS. MAE DUCKELS B.S., Northern Illinois State University M. S., Northern Illinois State University Spanish, English MR. STUART MONTOOTH B. S., University of Illinois M. E., University of Illinois 'Agriculture Board of Education Mr. Frame. Mr. Torman. Mr. Haight, Mr. Harris, Mr. Martin, Mr. Zimmerman, Mr. Carter. LUTHERAN CHURCH V V Senior Activity Page FLORENCE BARBER Politeness goes far but costs nothing. A Cappella Choir 3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls' Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Pep Club 1.2,3, 4. HAZEL BARBER A lass so neat with a smile so sweet. A Cappella Choir 3; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3.4; Girls' Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Pep Club 1.2,3.4; Queen Candidate 3. ANN BUCKWALTER BewareI 1 may yet do something sensational. Band 1,2, 3.4; Dance Band 2,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Clarinet Quintet 3; Record Club 1; A Cappella Choir 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3.4; Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Officer 2,3.4; Spanish Club 2,3; Junior Play 3. Assistant Director 3; Newspaper Staff 4. RONALD GIBSON Leave silence to the saints; I'm just a human. Student Council 4, Officer 4; Band 1,2,3; A Cappella Choir 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Boys' Chorus 1,2,3; Mixed En- semble 1,2,3; Boys Octet 1; Football 3.4; Basketball 2,3,4, Manager 1; Baseball 2,3. 4; Track 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3.4, Officer 3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4, Officer 4; Spanish Club 3; Camera Club 1; Junior Play 3; Boys' State 4; Newspaper Staff 1,2,4. PEGGY GOLDMAN Full of life and lively fun; A friend and pal to everyone. Student Council 3,4, Officer 3; Class Officer 1,4; Band 1,2, 3,4, Officer 4; Pep Band 1,2,4; French Horn Quartet 2,3; A Cappella Choir 1,2, 3.4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4. Officer 4; Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Ensemble 2,3; Debutante Sex- tet 2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. Officer 2; FHA 1.2, 3.4; GAA 1,2, 3,4, Officer 3.4; Spanish Club 2. 3, Officer 3; Queen Candidate 3; Junior Play 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. PATSY GOODBRED Sweet, neat, and quite petite. Band 1,2,3.4; Pep Band 1,2, 3,4; A Cappella Choir 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3.4; Girls' Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. DALE HARTMAN 1 like work; 1 could sit and watch it for hours. Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1. JAY HE IT MANN Never let studying interfere with your education. A Cappella Choir 1.2,3.4; Mixed Chorus 1.2,3,4; Boys' Chorus 1,2.3.4; Mixed Ensemble 2; Boys' Octet 1; Boys’ Quartet 4; Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3,4; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Track 1,2,3.4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. Officer 4; Homecoming King 4; Newspaper Staff 4. KENNETH HOFFMAN They gazed and gazed but still the wonder grew, how one small head could carry all he knew. Class Officer 3; FFA 1,2,3.4, Officer 1,4; Camera Club 2.3, Officer 3. SHIRLEY JO URN LIN The two studies she likes best of all; The hearts of boys and basketball. A Cappella Choir 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3.4; Girls' Chorus 1.2.3.4; Mixed Ensemble 3; Pep Club 1.2,3.4; FHA 2; GAA I, 2, 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; Junior Play 3; Newspaper Staff 4. PAUL MANNING I'll agree with you. but you're wrong. Camera Club 2,3, Officer 3. PHYLLIS MARTIN Those who say the least are often the wisest. Class Officer 2,3,4; Band 1.2.3,4; Dance Band 4; Pep Band 1, 2,3,4; Clarinet Quintet 2; Clarinet Quartet 1,2,3.4; Record Club 1; A Cappella Choir 3.4; Mixed Chorus l, :,3,4, Officer 4; Girls' Chorus 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; FHA 1.2.3.4. Officer 4; GAA 1.2,3.4. Officer 4; Spanish Club 2.3. Officer 3; Junior Play 3; Newspaper Staff 4 Assistant Editor 4; Annual Staff 4 STEPHEN NICHOLS Wine, women and son? are getting me down. I'll have to give up singing. A Cappella Choir 1 2.4 Mixed Chorus 1.2,4: Boys' Chorus 1 J. 4. Mixeo Ensemble .,1 Boys' Octet z.3- Football 1.2.3.4 Basketball 1.2.4; Baseball 1.2,3,4; Track 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3. Officer 3; Newspaper Staff 4. DENNIS OSSOLA Loyal, witty, and full of fun; He's a friend of everyone. Student Council 4, Officer 4; Class Officer 2,3; Football 2,3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Pep Club 1, 2.3.4, Officer 2.3; FFA 1.2.3,4; Junior Play 3. ERNESTINE RUSSELL A smile that wins, a manner that takes; Everywhere she goes, friends she makes. Student Council 1,2,4, Officer 4; A Cappella Choir 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4, Officer 4; Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mix- ed Ensemble 2; Debutante Sextet 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Ush- erette 1.2.3.4; GAA 1.2.3,4. Officer 2.4; Spanish Club 2; Camera Club 2, Officer 2; Junior Play 3; Newspaper Staff 4. DALE SANDERS God save the King, I’ll save the Queen. Band 1.2; Pep Band 1,2; A Cappella Choir 1.2. 3.4; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3.4; Boys' Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Ensemble 2.3; Boys' Octet 2.3; Boys' Quartet 2,4; Football 1.2.3.4; Basket- ball 1.2.3. 4; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2. 3.4; Pep Club 1. 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3.4, Officer 3.4; Junior Play 3; Boys' State 4. CHRIS SANFORD He carries his troubles in his pocket with a hole in it. Student Council 3; Class Officer 4; Football 1,2,3,4. Co- Captain 4; Track 2.3; Pep Club 2,3,4; FFA 1.2.3.4. Of- ficer 4. DON SHURLOW Happy am I; from care I'm free. Why can't everyone be con- « tented like me? LARRY SIMPSON Blessed is the man who invented sleep. LYNNE SMITH She burns the midnight oil; But not always for study. A Cappella Choir 1,3.4; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Girls' Chorus 1.2. 3.4; Pep Club 1.2.3. 4; Cheerleader 1.2,3.4; FHA 3.4. Officer 3.4; GAA 1,2, 3,4; Spanish Club 2.3; Camera Club 1. Officer 1; Junior Play 3; Newspaper Staff 1,4, Assistant Editor 4. MARLYS SMITH Be glad of life, because it gives you a chance to love, work, and play. A Cappella Choir 1,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Girls' Chorus 1.2, 3.4; Pep Club 1.2. 3.4; Usherette 1.2.3.4; GAA 1.2. 3.4; Spanish Club 2; Camera Club 2; Junior Play 3; Annual Staff 4, Editor 4. ROBERT SONDGEROTH My hean is whole, my fancy free; Go away, big girls don't bother me. Student Council 2,3; Class Officer 1,3. LEE STANFORD It is the wise head that makes the still tongue. WAYNE STANFORD Laugh and the world laughs with you. Frown and it wrinkles your face. Class Officer 4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Baseball 2.4; Track 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Officer 4; Camera Club 3. KATHY SWAYZE Even Cupid is her slave. Class Officer 1.2; Band i.3,4. Officer 4; Pep Band 1; Dance Band 4; Clarinet Quartet 1; A Cappella Choir 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1.3,4; Girls’ Chorus 1,3,4; Mixed Ensemble 3; Pep Club 1.2. 3.4; Cheerleader 1.2.3.4; GAA 1.2.3,4, Officer 2.3; Spanish Club 2,3; Queen Candidate 1.4; Homecoming Queen 4; Junior Play 3; Newspaper Staff 1,4, Editor 4; Annual Staff 4. Assist- ant Editor 4. JOHN WE1DNER All great men are dying; 1 don't feel so well myself. Football 1: Basketball Manager 1,2; FFA 1.2.3.4. JOYCE WOLD Her talents are of the silent kind. Band 1.2.3.4; Pep Band 1.2,3.4; Dance Band 2.4; A Cappella Choir 3.4; Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4; Girls' Chorus 1,2,3.4; Pep Club 1 2 3.4; Spanish Club 4: Newspaper Staff 4. Class Will We, the senior class of 1958, would like to will the class of 1959, $500 for the work on next year's annual but since we don't have $500 we can't. Therefore, each of us, hereby, will each of them one of our prize possessions. We hope that they will put them to the best of use and forever gratefully remember the donor. Florence Barber wills her front seat in bookkeeping to Lois Tuttle. No Cheating, Lois! Hazel Barber wills her quietness to Wilma Klein. Get the hint, Wilma? Ann Buckwalter wills her car to Mary Beck. Now you won't have to hitch anymore rides with Janet, Mary! Hoot Gibson wills his sermons to Joan Kreiter. Be serious now, Joan! Pat” Goodbred wills her Ford to Marilyn Hatland. Let's hope it gets some use now. Peg Goldman wills her love of physics to Mickey Houghlin. Havfe fun, Mick! Chief Hartman wills his DA to LeRoy Whitlock. Keep it all in place, LeRoy. Fess Heitmann wills his athletic ability to Duane Rorem. Let's hope you help to bring home some trophies too, Duane. Brother Hoffman wills his chores to Jack Sturgeon. Now you can miss school with an excuse, Jack. Shirley Jornlin wills her deep mellow voice to John Myers. Don't break the judges' eardrums at contest, Johnl Paul Manning wills his Bub dance trips to Lena Joslin. Get home earlier than he did, Lena! Phyllis Martin wills her brain to Gary Engel. No more cramming now, Gary. Duke Nichols wills telephone number 4127 to Tom Major. Now don't be on the phone any longer than two hours, Tom! Dennis Ossola wills His part of the couch in a house on Grant Street to Gary Wolf. Be sure to sit on your own half as he did??? Ernie Russell wills her size to Roy Morrill. Better have the doors made higher, Roy. Tod Sanders wills his cafeteria job to Tom Harmon. Remember, Tom. the girls' gym class is NOT the cafeteria. Chris Sanford wills his powerful running ability to Charles Howey. Don't knock anybody out. Champ. Don Shurlow will his trips to Indiana to Nancy Shurlow. Maybe she has a brother, Nancy! Sleepa Simpson wills his alertness in class to Kenneth Stillwell. No sleeping on the job, Ken! Lynne Smith wills her party records she plays for all her little friends to Mary Whittaker. Have fun playing, Mary. Marlys Smith wills her love of fights to Gene Pratt. May the best man win, Gene! Clint Sondgeroth wills his long black hair to Ken Bidstrup. Keep it combed well, Ken. Lee Stanford wills his very serious ways to Janet Dyas. Funny thing, Jan. Whitey Stanford wills his Machine to Walter Fultz. It should be able to get to Paw Paw by itself now, Lefty. Kathy Swayze wills all her cheerleading uniforms to Richard Wold. If you can't play, Dick, cheer! John Weidner wills his taxi service to Fred Bonine. John's record is thirteen at one time; let's see if you can do any better, Fred. Joyce Wold wills her early arrivals to school to Nancy Swayze. At least be there by noon. Nan. As a whole, the class of 1958 would like to will the class of 1959, all their classes, books, and teachers. May they go through their senior year with as many happy and fruitful experiences as we have had. Phyllis Martin Dale Sanders Kathy Swayze In witness whereof, we have hereunto subscribed our names and affixed our numbers, the twentieth day of Feb- ruary in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and fifty-eight. The foregoing document, consisting of one page was, at the date thereof, signed, sealed, and published in secret as our last will and testament in the presence of each other, and we have hereunto subscribed our names as witness on the day above mentioned. Editorial Flash! (Earlville, 111. March 1978) The 1978 Edition of Who's Who in America has recently been released. Incredible as it may seem, among the noted persons listed in the pages of this tome are the names of every member of the Class of 1958. Because of the outstanding work achieved by the members of that class, we, the editors, feel that the world should know of their accomplishments. The story of these classmates follows: FLORENCE BARBER. We are happy to congratulate Flor- ence who is now the wealthy owner of the Wagon Wheel. She started as secretary, moved up to manager and is now the exclusive owner of said property. HAZEL BARBER. We are proud to see one of the class of 1958 risen so high in Washington, D. C. Hazel is now the Secretary to the Secretary to the Secretary of Agriculture. ANN BUCKWALTER. Ann is continuing her erstwhile pro- fession of high school days. She is now the owner of a fleet of taxicabs, and as a hobby designs her own taxis. RONALD GIBSON. Ronnie has recently earned a clerical degree. He is now the advisor of the students at the Semi- nary at Cornville, 111. He is known as Reverend Ron. PATSY GOODBRED. Patsy is now the head hair-stylist in Hollywood. She has astounded the fashion world with her fantastic creations such as Saturn’s Tailspin. PEGGY GOLDMAN. Peggy has risen to fame in the liter- ary field with her expose of financial exploitations in the form of her new book The Watered Stock. ” DALE HARTMAN. Dale is internationally known for his daring rescues in his jet-propelled helicopter. He has re- cently been acclaimed for his spectacular rescue of a mad flagpole-sitting scientist. JOSEPH HEITMANN. Jay has now become a blood brother to the chief of the Maumau. He was doing missionary work when he discovered this savage, uncivilized tribe. KENNETH HOFFMAN. Ken has become a mad scientist. His latest feat has been to attempt to disprove Newton's Law of Gravity. He was the mad flagpole-sitting scientist. SHIRLEY JORNLIN. Shirley has succeeded the famous Hedda Hopper. She has taken over the great lady's column and her hats too. Shirley always did have a knack for gos- sip. PAUL MANNING. Paul has become a noted bachelor play- boy. He now resides in Anchorage, Alaska. Paul has be- come a lover of snow and an expert dog team handler - 'Bah to cars. PHYLLIS MARTIN. Phyllis has risen to fame as the World's Greatest Woman Bowler. She got her start from the 'Thurs- day Afternoon G. A. A. Bowling Club. STEVEN NICHOLS. Steve has made his nickname come true. He has become the High Duke of the newly-formed Arabian Harem Club, the headquarters of which are in Las Vegas. DENNIS OSSOLA. Dennis has always liked to be the first to do anything, so he enlisted in the Marines immediately after graduation. Dennis has become a camouflage ex- pert, and we wonder how often he has gone A.W.O. L. without being missed. ERNESTINE RUSSELL. Ernie has become a world-famed basketball star. She is especially outstanding in her position as center for the Tuftie Trotten Five. DALE SANDERS. Dale has also risen to fame in the literary field. For the past ten years he has been in Spain compiling information for his recently completed book A History of the Spanish-Speaking People. CHRIS SANFORD. Chris is a champion rodeo rider; he always d id go for the wilder things. He specializes in the field of bulldogging. Could it be that he got his experience in the third hour P. E. Class? DONALD SHURLOW. Don is happily married and is a suc- cessful manufacturer of JU-DON, Glue-on Hair Restorer. LARRY SIMPSON. Larry, with his wide experience, has be- come the manager of a chain of gambling casinos through- out the Mid-West. LYNNE SMITH. Lynne, who has always had her mind on far-away things, is now the supreme commander of the Wom- en’s Foreign Legion in far-off Arabia. MARLYS SMITH. Marlys, who has always been a helpful soul, has become known as the female Dr. Salk after many years of patient laboring. ROBERT SONDGEROTH. Bob has become the editor of Mad- Humbug, a very successful magazine. In his spare time he is an enthusiastic fan of art of motorcycling. LEE STANFORD. Lee has finally attained his lifelong am- bition; he is now the Chancellor of Germany, forming his sixth Reich. He has dedicated himself to the furtherance of world peace. WAYNE STANFORD. Wayne has dedicated himself to the termination of grievances of teen-age drivers. He has in- vented an unbreakable fireplug. KATHY SWAYZE. Kathy, always interested in helping those who have helped themselves, is now a prominent criminal psychologist at San Quentin. JOHN WEIDNER. John has furthered the expansion of his do- main. He now jointly controls Ewidston Estates on the moon with Mr. Johnston. JOYCE WOLD. Joyce, in her boundless land empire in the Sahara Desert, has met with some misfortunes. In her past ten attempts in drilling for water she has struck nothing but oil. Better luck next time. Editors: A. R. B. L. C. S. J. E. W. Juniors METHODIST CHURCH OFFICERS ..........JOHN MYERS( .......TOM HARMON .......JOAN KREITER - - KENNETH BIDSTRUP President------ Vice President Secretary - - - Treasurer — - MARY BECK KENNETH BIDSTRUP FRED BONINE JANET DYAS GARY ENGEL WALTER FULTZ TOM HARMON MARILYN HATLAND MARIETTA HOUGHLIN CHARLES HOWEY LENA JOSLIN HAZEL KING WILMA KLEIN JOAN KREITER TOM MAJOR ROY MORRILL JOHN MYERS GENE PRATT DUANE ROREM NANCY SHURLOW KENNETH STILLWELL JACK STjJRGEON NANCY SWAYZE LOIS TUTTLE LEROY WHITLOCK MARY WHITTAKER RICHARD WOLD GARY WOLF OFFICERS President..............SALLY CAMPBELL Vice President.........JACK LANDERS Secretary------r - GERALD HOFFMAN Treasurer..............BONNIE HARRIS 000 00- Shelby Atwell John Bailey Harry Barber Sally Campbell Roy Childs Donna Coffey Nick Cole Eddie Davis Wayne Engel Karen Gast Bonnie Harris Judy Helm Gerald Hoffman Marilyn Hoffman Jodeen Johnson Jim Joslin Kathleen Kuntz Jack Landers Barbara Martin Phil Miller Bob Myers Karen Orr LeRoy Schroeder Calvin Sellers Gale Smith Peter Sondgeroth Barbara Sprowls Don Stockley Martin Swanson David Vance David Ward Tracy Werner President------ Vice President Secretary - - - Treasurer - - - - - ALAN HARRIS •----BOB DAVIS GERTRUDE WILEY -JEAN MARSHALL Dorothy Alexander Roy Anderson Tom Atherton Roy Becherer Carol Blakeslee Gene Burd Jerry Burd Connie Cantlin Dennis Cook John Cramer Bob Davis David Dillbeck Wesley Doughty Gerald Englehart Mary Kay Hamel Alan Harris Carol Hatland Barbara Hecathorn Charles Johnson Michael Kuntz Joyce Marland Jean Marshall c William Meen Buddy Millenbine Ronnie Miller Jim Myers Larry Myers Bill Ross Norman Sanders Dennis Seaton Kathy Seaton Richard Shurlow Lyle Smith Patsy Smith Joan Sondgeroth Margaret Springer Betty Stanford Melvin Stanford Carolyn Strouss Bob Walsh Kay Werner Gertrude Wiley Diane Wright Eighth Grade Walter Atwell James Bailey Ginger Botts Patricia Cook Bill Feld Robert Gavora Bobby Goodbred Wesley Gould Thomas Harris Lois Heitmann Nancy Helm Nancy Hughes Jane Hunt Willa King William King Sharon Klein Sharon Lane Larry Leonard Thomas Myers Rose Nelson Dennis Orr Melvin Peterson Sharon Robinson Anna Russell Margo Schmitz Michael Schmitz Margaret Schwabe Gloria Seward Gerald Shurlow Donna Smothers Carol Sprowls Dennis Sprowls Norma Sprowls Carol Stockley Patricia Strouss Wayne Van Horn Dan Winter Edwin Wold Joel Zimmerman Seventh Grade Larry Beck Kenneth Boltz Carolyn Bonine Kenneth Bonine Carolyn Carr Marsha Cramer Richard Dillbeck Edward Doughty Barbara Frank Nancy Gavora Penny Goldman Joyce Grap Kathleen Harris Kenneth Klein Stanley Meloy Mark Morrill William Myers Teresa Norton Martha Peterson Norman Peterson David Pillar Richard Rodatz Karen Rorem Cynthia Sanderson Jim Seaton Tommy Smith David Stanford Larry Stanford Sandra Strong Carolyn Yott Eighth Grade Officers M. SCHMITZ, Treasurer; C. STOCKLEY, President; S. KLEIN, Vice President; S. LANE, Secretary. Seated: E. DOUGHTY, Vice President; R. DILLBECK, President. Standing: N. PETERSON. Secretary; M. MORRILL, Treasurer. Student Council Seated: Advisor, J. Ring; J. Myers, E. Russell, D. Ossola, R. Gibson, Advisor, D. Harmon. Standing: T. Atherton, N. Swayze, B. Harris, P. Goldman, B. Davis, N. Cole, J. Marshall, J. Kreiter. President------ Vice President Secretary - DENNIS OSSOLA - RONALD GIBSON ERNESTINE RUSSELL ■----JOHN MYERS Treasurer I ne i arivilie Community f 1957 Earlvillc High School all campaign opened tAre trnestine Russell School Student :i“£4tHSWinner f w� burner, introduced WHAT DO YOU LIKE Bli NEWSPAPER STAFF faces in th®;- ABOUT SCHOOL THIS YE! Editor ..................................... Kathy Swayze'ifcW Gone Pratt—Study nail. acoioinn t i—n?_ — • � - « � •� — many s Hospital in D.A.R. A word __ , , _ Assistant Editors .,..... Phyllis Martin, Lynne Smith.nt St. Mary ® ; 1940, Steve Nichols—The way Sports .......................... Wayne Stanford, Steve Nichols, on September Sanders looks at all the gir Jay Heitmann, Ronnie Gibson _.n has reached Mary Whittaker—All the Class News .................................... Ernestine Russelle . 2”. has blue teresting things I find in Interviews ...... Ann Buckwalter, Joyce Wold, Ernestine Russell -ot ir The high school senior ela members and the faculty of Ear vdle High School have chow ETr,n; Russell as the 19£ locker. Typists .......................... Peggy Goldman Roy iMorrill—The fact that u. Steve Nichols’ last vear. j nnual Holiday Kathy Swayze )«tnce to Be •Ifcld Saturday Sanford Voted Most Valuable player for '57 Kathy Swayze f wn . , of his favorites are a3 iThe annual holiday! Named Queen of Homecoming Kathy Swayze, Earlville High � on8ored by the Earlvil School senior, was namod queen A-Teacher Association � ld here Saturday ev of the annual homecoAiiag festi- vities Friday evening hrtd Jay Chris • j e community buildingl Heitmann was selected as king, received the ,g heM for t ollows: „_.mer or Season, � � « co or .. Chcstmas . „� ,«• Co„T?'°A� - - Team white; actress, otunronn n-.SLA S35£ S' f� otba team thi gu Sch ram°d on the f LyTr has be rox x,rst team .• . Tn „::mema ervaner ,:?. ” . TfCMons Py A,,-Conf, erence Pnn' i the has beeJay He Earlvil,c I’okor of Tomor f“Cke_r Hon .iaclc H 't,n nn- - p,a� « held as Sanford ____________ most valuable bln-1 leHigh School stode ball 1957 at the annual 10 Mtan-nfr er VOune people hom j poned the dance was originally planned. The king and queen were «„ T«m - Cr,- . � “■i- .. The guest 1957 at tne annual ” evening r young people quet held last Thu Y Nam_rlidays There is n in the communi y year large and P.T.A. and Tom j rold Wold states 1 “ co-captains of the football squad —Dennis Ossola and Chris San- CeorgiT Ash'-John Duffey’s orches fcrd. . „ u:n-u Qf� ViAr� Umi«h tb fAr . Other candidates for the king worth, Streator H� ff JUNIOR CLASS PLAY «1 coach, whose subject A BJG HITI £ value of athletica m the H schools presentation of “The Whole Truth they showed us what the = quart., “� •«« on!0 Basketball practice Tuesday year s event was c of ath e Last Friday night, the junioi {sophomores—Sally Campbell am athletis-� pr°K cjaS3 ha i the full auditorium Jack Landers; juniors — Mar; ols of } lb r ‘u. shaking to the rafters. In their Beck ond John Myers. Although the homecofrning foot- gh . morrow in Earliriir fallh a,nri Chris Sanf ,11 game with OsWetto was post-', a Wr the highest named knoS Uon, � ' rxv------ • des taken Ke an at-1 M.s. °y__ graduating I s.adik Hawkins dance The annual Sadie Haw „ Ce‘s beink held i„ the oldi ho- x r:n,?ht at Z .• ht danco' sponsor-’ the student council, record dance. Be sure ne® _ the stud to r- annual Sadie Hawkins,’ Twenty-' Earlville nd queen title were: freshmen— arol Hatland and Ed Davis; and Mary Raiders Win 'art of acting is. John Myers and Janet Dyas portrayed their parts aid � 'season The � J L PalK of Os«e tr . H Oswego an SfJ ej � Conleretioo- St Bede Plui10 hiltf arvd Tom Harmonand Mary Whittaker made the ideal servants. If times ever get real- ly rough for Tom, he can always fall back on “buttling for a liv- i ,,1 . A r«. .. ing. Not only did the audience Little 10 StandingenjQy watching romance_be- and Hinckley Shabbona .......5 EARLVILLE . ...4 Sandwich .......4 Hinckley .......2 Leland ....... 2 Serena .... . .. 2 Somonauk .... WaV4 , Paw Plant' tween Nancy Swayze and Tom . Major, J AVolf, but. t� '- Joan Kreiter and G� n Hi ball players rep t practice SC ss uesday eveni Mark Johns ling lettem mad. They nnie Gibs «Vayne Stj Football Ban-; Earlvil Paw Pi Shabbor, Serena t Leland Coach Mt school Raide. wins to their whipping St. Saturday, Jan Plano 75-39 or last Tuesday Hinckley-Big Ro floor Friday nil score. The last't Little Ten confert Haiders nqw have conference action. In the St Bedt«. January 11 the Rai w slow start and the a 19-17 lead at the. first quarter. In the t od the Raiders came behind, dropping in while holding the lose? six. Earlville stayed in rest of the way, outset r OO 17 im- tkn K xH9 SAL hope everybody has retui t fto normal temperature a J|t ‘ t� °Id- «watching the game Friday ni rtjr t W. j Because it was the last garni i the season, there were quit J.lfew couples there and at 'fl, I dance in Paw Paw. Those att I ing were Sally C. and Jackie liisjSusie K. and Lowell A., Mar I ia H. and Tom H., Shirley J. £ n piul M., Nancy S. and Dei 0., Mary B. and Chris S., Pa land Ward H., Gertrude W. Don T. from Leland, Kathy ind Keith T., and Phyllis M. ob S. Saturday night, because tball players went to Ch gn, there wasn’t too m ng. Mary W. and Wayne ly S. and Keith T., Mollj Nick C., awi Nancy C. M. were among the vere seen together. ? there was no school M unday night was anol or dating. Some of at stepped out v, and Steve N., Nancj lis O., Mary B. Dale S. and Jean . and Tom H., Be m M., Sally C. onnie H. and Gene and Phil M., and H. who all wen Earlville. -v-r F. w'as sitting bj girl in the show Sunday, bv I unable to find out the ns •A. otv «5 U TteV0 S. q, TO« oVcC ,tV: V. cm3 u eith Wcnt for A (Vtv’ Pe neighboring £D in Ottawa. Little Ten Tournament Phyllis M. and Bob S. Yi® ‘bowling Sunday night. Who w 10r weren’t you interested? Sunday afternoon Kathy for a long rid towns and fcb in Ottawa tyfarilyn H. and Tom H. do ng home from the shotv NEW SUPERINTENDENT— l ee so et« I I HerlKTt N. Wirk,. recently .B- ntftf � � Da HOKO Jay when they met a black white “kitten . After follow it for several miles, they fini F.H.A. L. Smith, P. Goldman, D. Alexander, M. Hoffman, P. Martin, A. Buckwalter, B. Harris, M. Springer, Treasurer First row: L. Myers, G. Smith. Second row: Advisor S. Montooth, C. Sanford, D. Rorem, H. Barber, G. Hoffman, D. Cook, B. Davis, B. Walsh, D. Dillbeck, W. Doughty, J. Joslin, C. Sellers, E. Davis, R. Shurlow, K. Hoffman, D. Stockley. Third row; R. Gibson, D. Ossola, J. Weidner. T. Atherton. Treasurer Spanish Club K. Bidstrup, L. Stanford, N. Cole, R. Wold, M. Swanson, J. Myers, M. King, J. Wold, P, Sondgeroth, J. Johnson, T. Werner, M. Whittaker, J. Kreiter, N. Swayze, M. Houghlin, C. Howey, D. Vance, B. Myers, D. Sanders, T. Major, J. Landers, T. Harmon, L. Schroeder, G. Wolf. Advisor: M. Duckels. Officers: D. Sanders, T. Harmon, T. Major. Fourth row: S. Nichols, M. Swanson, J. Myers, T. Major, D. Sanders, J. Heitmann, B. Myers, J. Sturgeon, M. Houghlin. Third row: J. Landers, G. Wolf, L. Schroeder, P. Miller, G. Pratt, N. Sanders, L. Smith, N. Swayze, S. Jornlin. Second row: P. Smith, B. Harris, J. Kreiter, M. Smith, M. Beck, P. Martin, K. Swayze, P. Goldman, A. Buckwalter. First row. C. Cantlin, K. Kuntz, P. Goodbred, E. Russell, J. Marshall, J. Wold, B. Martin, Director, James Ring. Boys’ Chorus Third row: L. Schroeder, S. Nichols, D. Sanders, J. Heitmann, B. Myers. Second row: M. Swanson, J. Sturgeon, J. Myers, D. Stockley, G. Pratt, P. Miller. First row: Director, J. Ring; T. Major, N. Sanders, G. Wolf, T. Atherton, J. Landers. Girls’ Chorus Fourth row: N. Swayze, M. Beck, M. Hoffman, A. Buckwalter, P. Martin, P. Goldman, M. Houghlin, K. Swayze, J. Helm, K. Orr. Third row: L. Tuttle, L. Smith, F. Barber, S. Jomlin, M. Whittaker, B. Harris, M. Hamel, M. Smith, B. Martin, J. Marland. Second row: Director, J. Ring; H. Barber, C. Hatland, P. Smith, L. Joslin, B. Hecathorn, D. Coffey, K. Kuntz, J. Wold, C. Cantlin. First row: C. Strouss, C. Blakeslee, P. Goodbred, J. Kreiter, J. Marshall, T. Werner, J. Sondgeroth, E. Russell. Third row: T. Atherton, J. Landers, G. Wolf, L. Schroeder, P. Miller, J. Myers, M. Swanson, T. Major, S. Nichols, T. Harmon, D. Sanders, J. Heitmann, B. Myers, J. Sturgeon, G. Pratt, D. Stockley, N. Sanders, B. Ross, W. Doughty. Second row: E. Russell, P. Goodbred, J. Kreiter, M. Smith, M. Beck, B. Hecathorn, M. Hamel, J. Marland, M. Hoffman, J. Helm, K. Swayze, P. Goldman, P. Martin, M. Houghlin, A. Buckwalter, S. Jornlin, L. Smith, M. Whittaker, N. Swayze, L. Joslin, F. Barber, B. Martin, B. Harris. First row: C. Strouss. J. Sondgeroth, C. Blakeslee, L. Tuttle, C. Cantlin, K. Kuntz, P. Smith, D. Coffee, C. Hatland, T. Werner, J. Marshall, J. Wold, H. Barber. Mixed Chorus Marching Band Dance Band Concert Band First row: P. Martin, C. Cantlin, N. Sanders, M. Beck, P. Cook, C. Stockley, J. Marshall, P. Goldman, J. Kreiter, C. Howey, G. Pratt, J. Sturgeon, J. Myers, A. Harris. Second row: G. Wiley, C. Hatland, P. Smith, B. Harris, P. Goodbred, G. Wolf. A. Buckwalter. K. Swayze, K. Gast, J. Wold, T. Major, L. Schroeder, T. Harris, J. Bailey, R. Sutton, K. Boltz, N. Peterson, B. Goodbred. Third row: C. Blakeslee, M. Schmitz, C. Sanderson, B. Feld, M. Schmitz, D. Orr, M. Hatland, J. Dyas, B. Ross, J. Landers, T. Harmon, N. Cole, R. Miller, Director J. Ring, G. Botts, K. Rorem, E. Wold, G. Martin, W. Van Horn. Chorus Officers E. RUSSELL, Vice President; J. KREITER, Treasurer; P. MARTIN, Secretary; P, GOLDMAN, President. Band Officers J. KREITER, Librarian; P. GOLDMAN, Secretary; K. SWAYZE, President; J. MYERS, Vice President; T. HARMON, Treasurer. Activities FIRE STATION Junior-Senior Prom □ C - THE EARLV1LLE JUNIOR CLASS Presents 7Jie IdJshale s utih A Comedy in Three Acta By William D. Fiaher By Special Arrangement with the Art Craft Play Company FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1957 EARLVILLE COMMUNITY BUILDING Directed by Mrs. Howard Duckels Assistant Director—Wilma Klein CHARACTERS Mr. Joseph Martin ...................-........ John Myers Mrs. Mildred Martin ......................... Janet Dya� Johnny Martin ....................-............ Tom Major Elizabeth ............................................ Joan Kreiter Helen Martin ........................... Marilyn Hatland Reverend Jacob Teasle ....................... Fred Bonine G. Whitford Mundorf ........................... Roy Morrill Aunt Mat Worth ........................ Marietta Houghlin Tom De North ................................. Gary Wolf Lucille Armitagc .............-.............. Nancy Swayze Johnson ............................................... Tom Harmon Harriet ................................... Mary Whittaker PLACE: The living room of the suburban Martin home. TIME: Spring. SYNOPSIS ACT ONE: Morning. ACT TWO: A few minutes later the same morning. ACT THREE: Next morning. COMMITTEES ADVERTISING: Lena Joslin, Nancy Shurlow, Kenneth Stillwell, Gary Engel. TICKETS: Duane Rorem. Mary Beck, Kenneth Bidstrup. PROPERTIES: Walter Fultz, LeRoy Whitlock, Jack Sturgeon, Gene Pratt. CURTAIN: Dick Wold. ELECTRICIAN: Charles Howey. USHERS: Lois Tuttle, Lena Joslin, Nancy Shurlow, Mary Beck. Furniture through the courtesy of Harold G. Torman Sons THE EARLVILLE SENIOR CLASS OF 1957 Presents K+ioupL A Comedy in Three Acts Presented by Special Arrangement with Dramatic Publishing Co. FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1957 EARLVILLE COMMUNITY BUILDING Directed by Miss Margaret Bullock CHARACTERS Jim Anderson (Father) ........................ Gilbert Meloy Margaret Anderson (Mother) .................. Karon Weidner Betty (their older daughter) .................... Barb Kreiter Kathy (their younger daughter) ............. Phyllis McMillan Bud (their son) ........................... Bill Torman Janice (Betty’s girl friend) .................... Linda Cole Ramona (Betty’s girl friend) ................. Marilyn Gibson Patty (Kathy’s best friend) ............... Mary Agnes Russell Repair Man (from the washing machine company) .... Harold Seaton Ralph (Betty’s current fellow) ................... Bob Larsen Mr. Brink worth (Ralph’s father) ........... Chuck Whittaker Officer Johnson (from Missing Persona) .......... John Kofoed Bud’s Friend (from the basketball team) .......... Bob Jornlin Mrs. Wembley (of the Garden Club) ....... Virginia Alexander Mrs. Jones (of the Garden Club) ................. Sara Wold Mrs. Woolley (of the Garden Club) .......... JoAnne Gcdwell Perkins (a police matron) ...................... Wanda Mooney PLACE: The combination living-dining room in the Anderson home. TIME: The present. Spring. SYNOPSIS ACT ONE: Afternoon, around 4:00 P.M. ACT TWO, SCENE ONE: After dinner, the same day. SCENE TWO: An hour later. ACT THREE: Very early the next morning. COMMITTEES ADVERTISING: Phyllis Cantlin, Marguerite Koetz, Bob Ward, Rol- lie Sibigtroth. TICKETS: Mary Pillar. Darlene Seward, Bernice Sprowls, Robert Atherton, Dean Van Horn. PROPERTIES: Stanley Humm, Richard Riva, Tom Joslin, Kay Turnipseed. CURTAIN: Forrest Glover. ELECTRICIAN: John Winter. USHERS: Margie Cantlin, Kathleen Madden, Barb Fultz, Janice Houghlin, Bernice Ketcham, Celia Shurlow. Furniture through the courtesy of Harold G. Torman Sons Freshman Initiation Take me to your leader. Wayne and Jack, are these Steve’s Harem Dancers? This is just an average day. Usherettes Welcome You to Athletics COACHES Lloyd Winebumer - Mark Johnston Roy Morrill Chris Sanford Eddie Davis Dennis Ossola Nick Cole John Myers Managers: Kenneth Bonine Dan Winter Tom Myers CO-CAPTAINS Chris Sanford - Dennis Ossola Jay Heitmann Ronnie Gibson Steve Nichols Dale Sanders Jack Sturgeon Tom Harmon Tom Major 1957 Football Team Third row: Coach, M. Jotinston; J. Landers, T. Atherton, D. Vance, N. Sanders, D. Cook, J. Myers, R. Miller, D. Stockley, M. Kuntz, L. Myers, J. Cramer, Coach, L. Winebumer. Second row: J. Heitmann, R. Gibson, D. Sanders, L, Shroeder, J. Sturgeon, N. Cole, S. Nichols, J. Myers, T. Major, T. Harmon. First row: B. Myers, B. Davis, G. Pratt, D. Ossola, C. Sanford, G. Wolf, G. Smith, E. Davis, P. Miller. 1957 Football Scores Earlville 0 Woodland 19 Earlville 20 Lisle •Earlville 41 Plainfield 0 •Earlville 21 Marseilles •Earlville 14 Sandwich 31 •Earlville 21 Yorkville •Earlville 28 Plano 6 •Earlville 0 Oswego designates Fox Valley Conference Games Go, Fight, Win, Raiders! Earlville Varsity Raiders S. Nichols. W. Stanford, T. Harmon, D. Sanders, R. Morrill, J. Heitmann, W. Fultz, J. Stur geon, R. Gibson, T. Major, Coach Mark Johnston. Earlville 43 50 Mendota Earlville 57 47 Newark • Earlville 60 44 Paw Paw Earlville 49 53 Seneca • Earlville 53 43 Waterman Earlville 51 44 Geneva MORRIS TOURNEY Earlville 35 64 Ottawa Earlville 59 60 Plainfield Earlville 67 34 Depue • Earlville 39 68 Shabbona Earlville 58 42 St. Bede • Earlville 76 39 Plano • Earlville 53 49 Hinckley LITTLE TEN TOURNEY at Earlville Earlville 46 43 Serena Earlville 55 56 Shabbona Earlville 51 46 Hinckley • Earlville 44 36 Leland Earlville 55 62 Elburn Earlville 65 54 Marquette • Earlville 70 40 Somonauk Earlville 72 66 Marseilles • Earlville 59 40 Serena Earlville 54 55 Mendota Earlville 61 73 Sandwich designates conference games W. STANFORD R. GIBSON S. NICHOLS J. HEITMANN CAPTAIN D. SANDERS R. MORRILL T. MAJOR 1957-58 Junior Varsity Basketball Team T. Atherton, J. Landers, J. Bailey, B. Walsh, J. Sturgeon, T. Hannon, W. Fultz, B. Davis, F, Bonine, L. Schroeder, J. Myers, Coach, L. Winebumer. Manager, J. CRAMER Track First row: W. Stanford, T. Harmon, R. Morrill, W. Fultz, J. Landers. Second row: T. Major, R. Gibson, Coach M. Johnston. Baseball First row: W. Stanford, T. Harmon, R. Morrill, J. Heitmann, W. Fultz, G. Pratt. Second row: Coach M. Johnston, S. Nichols, R. Gibson, T. Major, J. Landers, Coach L. Wine- burner. G.A.A. E. RUSSELL, Treasurer; P. GOLDMAN. President; P. MARTIN. Vice President; J. KREITER, Secretary. Snapshots Ain't we sweet? Her constitution is soft. He's dancing? Recognize us? They help the Earlville Raiders raise the score. They aren't exactly sun bathing. Oh. these gabby people! Annual in the making. 9 Two bottles of pickles and a bunch of dills. Snapshots But Mommy, do I have to go to Heap big Raider war dance, bed? Foull!! Aunt Peggy goes visiting. Honor Page D.A.R. Award Ernestine Russell Majorette Nancy Shurlow Boys' State Representatives Ronnie Gibson and Dale Sanders Sextet Joan Kreiter, Connie Cantlin, Ernestine Russell, Kathy Kuntz, Jean Marshall, Peggy Goldman, Marlys Smith. Cooks Mrs. Betty Harmon, Mrs. Hallie Houghlin, Mrs. Grace Danielson, Mrs. Barbara Sanders. Janitors Mr. Forrest Vance, Mr. Henry Goldman. The members of the staff want to express their gratitude to Mrs. Wayne Large for serving as selor in the production of this annual. Her generoWcontribution of time, talents, and expe rience has greatly enhanced our book. w ?OST OFP A EARLVlLLEJfLL Yearbook Contribution Again, as in the past, part of the financing of the yearbook has been supported by the mer- chants in the Earlville area. This year the contributions amounted to $311. EARLVILLE CONTRIBUTORS Alexander Lumber Co. ------------------- $3.00 Blakeslee's Clothiers and Cleaners--------3.00 Brower’s Truck Stop - -- -- -- -- -- -- - 3.00 L. M. Buckwalter, Supplier of Sinclair Products - —---- - 5.00 Harland Cantlin, Trucking - Livestock and Grain — - - - - 5.00 Century House - -- -- -- -- -- - -- -- -5.00 Cole's Service Center------- - 5.00 Dari-Dip Drive inn------------- - 5.00 Earlville Farmers Co-op Elevator Co. ----- 5.00 Earlville Flower Shop - -- -- -- -- -- -- 3.00 Earlville Implement Co. - -- -- -- -- -- 5.00 Earlville Leader - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - 5.00 Earlville Supermarket - -- -- -- -- -- -- 5.00 Eder's Knotty Pine Tap--------- 3.00 Dr. O. H. Fischer............................5.00 Griswold's 5 to $1.00 Store, Earlville and Mendota - -- -- -- -- -- 3.00 Mary Harbison's Beauty Shop - -- -- -- -- 3.00 John E. Hoffman and Sons, Meriville and Bestyet Farms - -- -- -- - 3.00 Howey's Sales and Service - -- -- -- -- - -3.00 Humm Brothers Garage ---------- - -- --3.00 Humm and Humm Sinclair Station ------ 3.00 Kaleel's Dept. Store - -- -- -- -- -- -- -3.00 L. and M. Tap -- - 3.00 Large and Johnson, Hardware, Plumbing, and Heating - - - - -5.00 Lei and Hatchery Store - -- -- -- -- -- --5.00 Louise Beauty Shop - -- -- -- -- -- -- - 3.00 Lyric and 34 Drive-In - -- -- -- -- -- -- 3.00 The Madeline Shop - -- -- -- -- -- -- - 5.00 E. W. Malley and Co..........................3.00 Marathon Electric Co. - -- -- -- -- -- - 5.00 Marv's Barber Shop - -- -- -- -- -- -- - 3.00 Miller-Rowe Agency, Insurance - -- -- -- -5.00 Modern Beauty Shop - -- -- -- -- -- -- -3.00 Dr. R. M. Nichols............................3.00 Norton Auto Service - -- -- -- -- - - - - - 3.00 Pete's Standard Service - -- -- -- -- -- - 3.00 Leroy Peterson, Trucking - -- -- -- -- -- 5.00 Ray's Tap - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 3.00 Dr. E. H. Ray son - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 5.00 Smith's Quality Market - - - -- -- -- -- -3.00 Steinke's Barber and Beauty Shop - -- -- -- 3.00 Stockley Cattle Co. - -- -- -- -- -- -- -5.00 Strong and Strong - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 5.00 Harold G. Torman, Furniture and Funeral Service - -- -- -- 5.00 Whitey's Lounge - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Worsley's - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 5.00 HARDING CONTRIBUTORS Goetsch's Royal Blue - -- -- -- -- -- -- -5.00 James Pritchert, Upholstering - -- -- -- -- 3.00 Russell Sampson Garage - -- -- -- -- -- - 3.00 LELAND CONTRIBUTORS Bub and His Boys - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -5.00 Smithy's Barber Shop - -- -- -- -- -- -- 3.00 MENDOTA CONTRIBUTORS Gish Jewelry and Gift Shop - -- -- -- -- - 3.00 Leo's Studio - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - 3.00 Mendota Reporter - -- -- -- -- - - -- -- 5.00 Phalen's House of Draperies - -- -- -- -- - 3.00 Preston's Dept. Store - -- -- -- -- -- -- 3.00 Myron Sampson, Trucking and Shelling - -- -- -- -- -- 5.00 Steele's Jewelry and Gifts - -- -- -- -- -- 5.00 Westerman's - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -3.00 OTTAWA CONTRIBUTORS Bell's Clothing - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --3.00 The Book Store - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 3.00 Claus and Doughtery Co. - -- -- -- -- -- 3.00 Famous Department Store - -- -- -- -- -- 3.00 Hentrich Music House - -- -- -- ------ 3.00 Jacobs' Gifts - - ... - -.--3.00 Kaydeer Chapeau Shoppe - -- -- -- -- - - 3.00 Leader Furniture and Rug Co. - -- -- -- -- 5.00 Leslie's Shoe Store - -- -- -- -- -- -- --3.00 Mabelle's Fashion Shoppe - -- -- -- -- -- 3.00 Miller and Jones - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -3.00 Merle Norman Cosmetics - -- -- -- - - - - 3.00 Mayme Reardon - -- - -- -- -- -- -- --3.00 Fred H. Sanders, Jewelers - -- -- -- -- -- 3.00 Shank and Donahue - -- -- -- -- -- -- - 5.00 Steifel's Clothing - -- - - -- -- -- -- --3.00 Strong and Strong - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 3.00 W anger's Ready to Wear - -- -- - -- - - -3.00 PAW PAW CONTRIBUTORS Merriman's Shoe Service - -- -- -- -- ---5.00 Paw Paw DrugCo. - -- -- -- -- -- -- - -5.00 Paw Paw Hardware, Plumbing and Heating - -- -- -- -- -- 3.00 Ray's Pool Hall.........................3.00 Rhea's Lunch - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -3.00 G. B. Taber Store - -- -- -- -- -- -- --3.00 ■ • • LITHOGRAPHED BY LOR PUBLISHING CO. DALLAS • TEXAS The Best Yearbooks are TAYLOR MADE ' •' • • 4 m ‘ uti n t. m «««