Georgetown High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Georgetown, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1954 volume:

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Q ' ' zz I . ,ea-gg., 4 I5 Srmnr 0112155 will 1954 'Ihe class of 1954 bemg about to pass over the Commencement DlVld6 IHIO the Great Beyond would brd you a fond and fonnal farewell Our standrngs have been mnnlng so hx h that the Board of Educatron says there rs no help for us Some have unkmdly rnsrnuated that our death 15 hastened y bad cases of swelled head and that we are affhcted wrth d1ZZy spells caused by too much gloatmg over the lofty herghts to whrch we have soared as a class No dear schoohnates our trmely death IS due pnmarrly to overeatmg We have fed upon hxstory economrcs physrcs al ebra Englrsh bookkeepmg typmg Latm and other mental foods untrl we have developed hrghly developed cases of rn ormatron on the bram WVe feel that the faculty have consplred to accomplrsh the death of the most astomshmgly bnlhant class the walls of Georgetown Hrgh and the teachers thereof have ever frowned upon We are sad to leave the school m the wriclf-,ed corfldrtron xt w1ll be wrthout us we are sad to leas the other classes and especxally the 1un1ors so bereft as they W1 e wrt out us So now at thls partxng hour the senxors brd you goodbye farewell auf wredersehen adros and au revorrl How ever rt rs our duty upon thrs funeral occasron to pubhsh the last w1ll and testament of the Semor Class of 1954 The followrng valuable personal bequests freely and fully grven should be treasured as a contrnual remmder of the abundant and overwhelmmg generosrty of the class and rndrvrduals thereof BONNYE ADKINS Wlll my herght to Jul1a McKenz1e CARROLL BALL w1ll my ablllty to say the Declaratlon of Independence to Donnre An drews a freshman DONALD BEAUVOIS w1ll my ab1l1ty to pmg pong to Ron F elffenhauer SHIRLEY BIGGS w1ll my D A harrcut to Drane Carrrgan JOAN BODART w1ll my 'hke for Schlarman boys to WIHHIC Carrlgan RODNEY BROOKS w1ll all the rabbrts that I klll rn Ohvet to Rrchard Hrnes CHARLOTTE COOK Wlll my Ohvet newspaper route to my s1ster Carolyn PHYLLIS COOK w1ll my walk to school to Llnda Bennett MARILYN CORNWELL wxll all my old test papers to my httle srster RODNEY DAWSON w1ll my ab1l1ty to be cool to the up and comrng young squares JACKIE DEVORE w1ll my comlc books to Mrs Humrrchous MARILYN DEVQRE w1ll my love for Westvrlle to my slster Peggy ELLA JANE DIEHL w1ll my seat rn Englrsh class to Nancy Jo Moore SANDRA KAY EDMONDS w1ll my love of bracelets to Jo Ann Mahoney RICHARD FORD w1ll my ab1l1tV to get along wlth teachers ffemalej to Gary Snook BILLY FREEMAN w1ll my place 1n the 6th hour P E and the laps left over to the boys rn need of GXCICISG DALE GALLAGHER w1ll my ab1l1ty to stay away from the grrls to Bob Duncan DEANE GALYEN w1ll my Enghsh III teacher to Don Myers JOHN GALYEN w1ll my place on the football squad to any fool who Wants It ROYCE GALYEN w1ll my crew halrcut to Mr Johnson SHIRLEY CALXEN w1ll my Amer1can Hxstory book to anyone who wants 1t JERRY GUDAUSKAS w1ll my chemrstry experrments to a future junlor KATHLEEN GUILIANI Wlll my figure to Mary Reffertt JAMES HAUSSY w1ll my ab1l1ty to take four vears of scrence to John Gastent JANICE HUGHES w1ll m two puprls ln P E to Mrs Parke for future rnstructron RICHARD LANCASTER avrll my aggressrve attltude to anyone who cares for lt JERRY LANTER w1ll mv tackle pos1t1on on the football sr.111ad.to Kmllm- Kerns BFNNY LEARNARD w1ll my love for Westvrlle grrls to Brlly Morrls WVAYNE LEWIS w1ll my ab1l1ty to run laps ln 6th hour PE to anybody who 1S S1 y enough to run them EDITH LONG w1ll my ablllty to keep the teachers busy to my freshman brother GLORIA MALKUS wxll my wonderful and parnful trrck knee to Joyce Troxel and MaryE Becker SARA MAUDLIN w1ll my love for Indrana boys to Mary Ellen Brooks GENE MICHAEL w1ll my ab1l1ty to square dance to Vernal Noggle SALLY MIDDLEMAS Wlll my love for the typewrrter to my srster Judy BETTY MILLER w1ll my class rlng to Mary Ann Hambhn CAROL MORGAN w1ll my Pontlac to Ruthle Cunnlngham and Donna Lewrs so they may take future freshmen for a r1de DELORIS MURPHY w1ll my ab1l1ty rn physlcs to whoever has even less than I PAULINE NIZIOLKIEWICZ w1ll my love for roller skatlng to Frances Crook JULIUS PATAKI w1ll my pos1t1on on the football team 1f anyone can Slt on the bench that long JOE PINTAR w1ll my ab1l1ty to play volleyball to Herman Robertson al1as shppery fingers DIXIE POLLARD Wlll my seat 1n Amer1can HISIOTY to anyone who wants lt DAVID POTTS w1ll my ablllty as a drummer to cymbal player Pat Swann PAMELA JOHNSON w1ll my red harr to DIXIE Myers WINNIE JONIKAS w1ll my dlmples to Larry Perkms FRANK READNOUR w1ll my romantlc charm to my cousln Melvln Readnour PHYLLIS REFFEITT w1ll my love for boys whose names begrn wrth J to Mary Land SHIRLEY RICKMAN w1ll my careful drrvlng to Shrrley Prosnrkar CLIFFORD SAWYER w1ll my troubles wlth M1ss Rees rn study hall to Glenn Wade DON SHANK w1ll all my love and affectron for school to John Morrrs CAROLE SLOAN w1ll my slrmness to Angela Sloan ANNABELLE SMITH w1ll my algebra teacher to my grandchlldren DANNY SMITH w1ll my ab1l1ty to skrp football practrce to Alan Jones DONNA SNYDER w1ll my great mathematlcal mlnd to Ike Burch for research rn phySlCS MERIDA STOKE w1ll my mlxed up love affalr to Donna M1lls KENNETH TUCKER w1ll my supersomc Model A to all the brcycle riders remarmng at GH S JOE WASKO w1ll or I wont I LARRY WINLAND w1ll my ab1l1ty to make the Honor Roll to Iyrann Thompson The foregolng was srgned sealed and drenched wrth tears thrs first day of January ln the year of our Lord one thousand nme hundred 'md fifty four H9541 SENIOR CLASS OF 1954 Y as 5 fe L , .... . 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' If: .Af Board of Education f-5' f LW sf' - , 4' 'Yr . . 0 av- 1 M Chcsln Barr, Harold Freeman, Iihncr Lcarnard, Ralph VVcavcr, Richard Ncild, jack Clmndlcr, jurfdw Pal Tico and Cmmimdurc Prihhlc. President ,..., ,,... I lnlph XXX-.ixcr Secretary ..... .,... C Ihusln Barr 0ur Princi al 4501 Northwest Missouri Statc Teachers Cullcgc lfnivcrsity of lllinuis B.S.g NLS. H,WN,,, . 7 ' 'f wt X ug, I7 A ' C U L T 1 X7 ....l6 S E N I O R S ....2 4 4 1 .F i L C L A S S E S 1 ....37 3 A C T I V I T I E S ....50 S P O R T S ....62 A D S ....80 Back to School Yankees win again! rf' LX? Qgv D If ' . A ,f-FFQTV x Q in Shoe-shine, Mistab? Sportsmanship Committee G.A.A. Initiation JMX School-days Cauglat In The Act Olg, 77751 aching back! Carol, jackie, Sherry, Donna Variety Sloofw Candidates 7 Think hard! fExa111xj Om' First Snofw Report Cards General Motors Program join the Army?! Sock-bop Clean-up time! Valentine Dance Kenneth 'wins again!! At the Hotel Wolford A day at Shalcamak f4:,f,,' I xkrf., fu V nx iy '33, 1 3 ' K X Siindra Reigns as Queen ,A WWW f L 3' X . F E2 5 A M Gb Dancing Under the Stars . . . , 7-0 fb 5' flflmfg Of I 71 C - 6 1 I 1 mfr mm' 1713. O1-www . N ,W Attcndrmtx- Virginirl Scrd. Izmior: Dixie Myers, Fre5h711.121,' Indy .l'1iCIdlC7Ilfl5. Sophomore. 1953 Homecoming Xi: lhzyfr X111 man. Pep Club F.lf.A. YVc'rc Rootin' For You 3rd Place Latin Club vu A f F, ,xc an Il H' g 3I:,..?'1' ' ' -2- -,J .. uw D :.,fL , . . , .5QWi Goddess of Victory --any V l French Club Georgetown Takes the Cake -N. .1-fl . A-nv.-I :fl anna.- 1 ,213 ' r l 7 nf-w'v,. ,u G.A.A. Football Team Fire Burn And Cauldron Bubble Purple And VVhite XVill Cause Some Trouble 2nd Place -H. N 4' f Chorus Sail Over Momencew f' il .ASV X T 'f':fT r 'rgpf TEHIL Mullfllrrwl Candidates Ola, dear' I hope you didllif Gudaus- bill? V0lH'5L'lf.li Y ncx' Xioort. Dtiixohixrx' Land- ' -1 ' fx . . Xucc rrgnlev. - 'X mn Golex'U5 1 ., , -an 1 frv l C ' -. STt1'l1d1l7P,' 59 Calven, Ml - -nn, Dune Connw 1 - Pat SW has, I me Kcyerlc. ., ac , DCx'l1xL- ,Pcgi-5? geared. carrlgau' L Why 'i' fe' .lliss ,Mlm Applegate 7' The Bi'01l'5le?j lime X 91 sis, Baxfflv al CAST OI-' CH.-XRACTICRS Angels-Invisible to the Xlortals Agnes ......,..........,... Nancy Frattick intent on getting her job done Wilfred .......,............ Wayne Shaffer one who takes his work very seriously Pilonc ....................... Xlarvin l.ewis 11 one-winged angel, whose mischief sometimes develops into good deeds Xlortals Augusta Applegate.,X1ary jo Cunningham elderly. aristocratic. miserly, sarcastic Diana Clump ............,.. Donna Reffett Augusta's emotional maid Orpha Teel ...........,. Meredith Hartman social climber and niece of Augusta Ruthie Teel ................. Virginia Serd affected but poised daughters of Orpha another niece Baxter Bromsley ..,......, YVillard Morgan a screwlmall inventor june Bronisley ............ Sherry Nimrick their daughter engaged to Richard Richard White ................ Kent Smith hardworking fiance of june Herman Howell .............. Ronnie Barr a retired sailor Robert Hanley ......,...... Billy Learnard a rich hypochondriac 10 E4 Jia., -sg., an-vs, VC 4g W1 N M XI PICTURE CAST N - JllNl0R PM? 5 UIVGII, beris om' first fweddilzg f J , gift .... Riclm-d.f W 5' f X KCC Q owe down, Wzyf r , eff. Y 1 . Izxzceleytzlzl W . 90 T6 171 4 77, ,boyzzlwzp 012 'F L! iii? THIC CORONATIUN Seated-Karen Stark, Quccng Ronnie I.c-Count, King. Stazzding llcft to riglitk-'Richard Ford. Nl. Cg john Morris, Nlary Helen Golcynslci, Judy Barnett, jim Davis Knut picturcdi, Shirley Gnlycn, Royce Galycn, jerry l.z1ntcr, Class Prcsialcnt. -f , k 4 A,,,,f frrrnl 0..- mH Ili'-gr' ' BRGADWAY REWIE' ACT I 'Llmlluby of Hromiuniy Q Girls' Quartet ........... ,....... ' 'Xlission of St, Augustine .Xlelodrania ,............................... 'ASax'ed By lfatc Carol Morgan and Deloris Murphy ....... Canadian Capers lfdith Long and Phyllis Reffeitt .............. Missing Digit Donna Snyder and Danny Sniith. XVhen You XVore A Tulip' Orchestra ..... Dcloris Murphy Boys' Quartet.. Pantomime ..... ACT II lilla jane Diehl ..... Comedy Skit. . Pantominie .... Girls' Trio ...... ................. Dance Quintet. Kathy Guiliani. FTTHI L jones ... . . . . , . At The Baseball Game' Enjoy Yourself' St, George And The Dragonette' Seasons 7 i'Sbo-w Business ....... ... Deep Purple' ....f'Year-1978 s- A a ...........uS1d6 By Side L'You, You, You . . . . . . . . Oh, You Beautiful Doll Congo . . . .Ulf I Love You A Mountain Finale nn!-lnfff n vw -v a v 1 v , ,, W - Www F52 0-10 .4f i f 3 I FAC!!! TY wp-.1 F15 GICORGI.-X HIQXDIQRSON lfllflllkllll Cullcgc l.'l1ivc1'siry of llliukvis Bb., NLS. Cicncrnl Xlnrh, :xlgCl1I'1l. Ucoxucrry, l.jlAlyl.j NIIQQIIAIJXS ,I'I'igHllUlllCfl'f'. Snplmmurc Adviser. L',,i,C,-Sim, uf Hlinuis ns. ' lmflislm, Historv, l,ilmr11rigm, Drzmmt- library Club. , I lf -fd Ti 'R Q, 'Fil I kv mf nH,.,m-W. ,L ' ff , ,,Qa-. 'J's- 4 BlC'I I'Y RIQINIQRIO Xlll.URlfll A. XIARTIN .5 Indiana State kI1CLlCl!C1'S Ccillcgc Penn Cullcgc BS. BA. A L Typing, Slmrflmml, Buffglo A-Xdyiggf, Cmnmcx'cc. Student Council Adviser. NM' fl 1 -X 1 'NIM CL 1 KP Il' A . ii MCI!! W W .13 5, I if W Q- .J J i eg! W . , i M ,. -V , ,B . . U5 J W N.. , 5 xl .I 5' - V VA If ff -, Q: -Q ,, KX .5 ,AX V. 1' 1 Y . .Q - X Q w il '--s...,.,,,, -01 UIQWQF I s, 0 Q 1 ,f 1 'gc ,A - . L C' f HICRSCIII-fl, xlCPlll'iRf,N , Q 1 K N rScptL-nllmcr tu Dcccmlmcrr UQK'l IV lim 5 M Q Vocational .-Xgriculturc. FFA. Ad- lflrllmm c fH?gC I .fu ' N9 Q' Visor' ' Qolumlmm l.IllYCI'S1fy 1 CNW picturcdl B,A'1yV-5' . . . LW IOHN TRAPP Cllcccmbcr to Feb- I.at1n, lzngluh. jumor ,-Xdvlscr, Latm Club. fuarw 1 JOHN R. HIGGLR tFclmrunry to I ' 4 june? '3 W, , 5 Q--v' z DORIS IJ. llL'XlRlCQIlUL'S Lvl1iXCI'siQ' tif ciUlHI'1lki4r AJS. History, Civics, lfcmuriiiics, lfuglisli IV, Senior Advisor. i F '3 77-B xt gg 55.5 esp-x ' ' ' ' irx nv-N .gf b A ,Avf XIXRCS XRITIA P.-XRKI-', lllimm Srntc Xiwixml l.I1lYL'l'S sag 'fy 'A' Iss. V' ljliysiui K ' ' ' ms. A Q 4513- J, . 1 J' ,JA ,. ., Ja- JCRIC LYNCH lmlmizi Sum In-.ii-Ili-rw f.11llu'u l,,.X. lin lixli, I-'itiicli , lfrciicli Club. l ldiicgitiuii. I-nglisli, UA X .-X dx isur. l'i1,'.'.Yzm1r' f' Q 8460! TY 'il' IVAN C. BURCI-I South Dakota Institute of Tech- nology Indiana University B.S.g NIS. Chemistry, Physics. Physical lfduca- tion, Track Coach. if ms. Pane T'U f 3' LA VURA XVILLIAXIS Murray State College B.S. Biology, General Science, Buffalo Adviser. f as we ,....Q---u-v ' t Q l K I K S 4 W l ROBERT J. YOUNG The Stout Institute BS. Industrial Arts, Football Coach, Asst. Basketball Coach, Freshman Adviser. 'X 'Z I MARTHA E. SHEVV Indiana State Teachers College B.S. Vocational Home Economics, F.H.A. Adviser. 1 M as 5? . at ff ' Q f 1 Q-f f -f ,f X. +..,,r,,,,f.,4.,Q,.V,, W , - as , . 4 , Q. . , . V v' V L, R V if Q 92 ' Page Twenty-one Au E. JOHNSON CAROLYN GOLCYNSKI, Secretary Vandereook College of Music B.M.E. Band and Chorus. wifi ix ' C ' i s t of 3. .f KX, . 4 'img A CLINTON YARBROUGH XVcstern Illinois State College BS Physical Education, G e 0 g r a p h y , Drivers Training, Football Asst., Bas- ketball Coach. 'Qi Payt' 'l'zc'r11l3'-lava v ,- Dear Hortense Back to the old grind again' Here I am, em barking on another year of school I haxe just recoxered from mx first English test, and Ill tfx and find the Strength to xx rite this letter to xou Honestlx vou should haxe been here on freshman dax' There xx ere some of the strangest looking people running around the school But of course none of those kids looked as funnxf as Mrs Parke did xx hen she so brax elx stepped in some xxet cement I bellexe she spent the rest of her noon houi cleaning shoes X esteidax I xx Clit doxxn to see the xx ater in the dam there xx asn t anx Oh I saxx a fexxf puddles, but hoxx long can xou dunk from a puddle the extra studv hall since thex can t take shoxx ers Poor Miss Martin' Of all people she has the Three Stooges, errx Ianter Richard Ford, and joe VVasko, in sixth hour office practice lNoxx I knoxx xx hx teachers get grax Gee, hon, I sure had fun at the dance Fri dav night after the G toxx n Urbana game There xx ere quite a fexv graduates there I heard a lot of compliments on the cheerleaders their outfits reallx look nice under the lights I think our football team 15 going to haxe a successful season too Did x ou hear anv noise coming from the chem lab the other dax Nlr Burch informed me that -Ierrx Gudauskas has a habit of experimenting xx1th experiments He put a verx highlx flam mable mixture on the bunsen burner Don t bloxx up our school jerrx xxe d hate to see anx thing happen to it CHa' Ha'j Ur Nixers and Ur Nlaikexich either had a fight xx 1th their girls or became too ambitious in a football game anxhoxx thex haxe acquired a sling for their arm and leg I hope thex get to feeling better, xxe reallx need them on the grid non It seems as though Pam is groxx ing tired of her last name bx looking at her left hand I guess that she ls making preparations to change ohn son to Did xou see Donna Lexx 19 carrx 1ng a pillow around to classes? I hear she's trxing to be a rootln' tootin coxx girl Xou'd better do it xx 1th out a horse, Donna There must be a shortage of electricians as xx ell as xx ater here, because some of the clocks at G H S hax ent xxorked since school started Maybe this 15 supposed to cure some of the clock xx atchers Whx are all of the juniors suddenlx so inter ested in class rings? A person xx ould think that they xx ere going to get some Haxe x ou heard about the big mx sterx VVell naturallx Annabelle Smith is mvolx ed and the question ls xVhose class ring does she haxe Mrs Humrlchous finallv admitted that the seniors of 34 xx ere not excluded from the task of memorizing the Declaration of Independence, so xxe must all get to xx ork Mx, such a cruel xx orld' nexxs that in order to graduate thex must be able to pass a test on the U S Constitution the Ilh no1s Constltutlon The Declaration of Independ ence, and the proper xx axs to displax the flag cuts doxxn the number of participants in the commencement exercises Xlr Cox received an urgent phone call xester dax from Ur Xarbrough I guess jan Hughes stalled the drivers training car on a hill and he couldnt get the hood up to see xx hat xx as the matter Kathx Guiliani, the semor xx ho s alxx axs chexxing her finger nails and trvlng to drixe the same time, remarked that she bellex ed Ur X ar brough xx as so excited, that he sxxalloxx ed his gum Box these freshmen sure get around Exerx time I turn around I see a nexx couple NIE B and J S are the nexx est heart throbs in the class Honestlx though I nex er did hear a freshman girl giggle as much as that cute Janet VVelch Ex erx time I see her in the hall, she giggles I saxx Carol M old Pontiac passing the other night xx1th Pam Annabelle, and Nlerida inside Thex sure did haxe a dexilish gleam in their eves Xou xx ouldnt do such an axx ful thing as blocking roads xx ould x ou, girls Before closing I xx ant to tell x ou that Hr Cox passed a nexx state laxx last xx eek He told the seniors that the trip xx as going to be to Haxx buck and Grape Creek this xear on the Hillbillx Limited The seniois xx ere glad to hear that it xx asn't going to be to Lick Skillet Signed, Hrmxixira P11119 Tu eutux three , U UU ' - ' Y 1 v ' ,' - . ff -:gf-Y U y ' . . . 4 - -Di ' . , ' ',.l t ' . 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Z, 3, 4, Award l, Latin Club 2, Li arv Club 3, -lg Buffalo Staff 4, Pep 'lub 4, mi Variety Show. P 5 XVILLIAXI CARROLL BA N Itchy Always srmluzg, never sad, A The lcina' of friend you wish y 71 laatl. l7l7A l, 2. 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, l. tter 3, 4, Bas- ketball 1, 2, Track I, Z, 3, 4, Buifalo 2, Letter 3, 4, Senior Variety Show. DONALD Bl ,, -XLYVOIS Doll He does his parr with lofs of might, lVe all agree that he's all right. Band 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Senior Variety Show. SlllRI,lfY jl-AN BIGGS Buteli Smiling faee and tzrirzlcling eye, A pleasant girl, hm rather shy. GAA 1, Z, 3, Award 2, Latin Club 2. JOAN MARY BODART Jo Sporis are her fmizre-thar's where she excels, Bm loolc at her bfllld-7101 sports, nredding bells. GAA Award 1, Z, 3, 4, I-'HA 1, Z, 3, Senior Va- riety Show. RODXLY CIQXI-1 BROOKS Rod :ll-zeays laughing, always gay, A swell fellow we all say. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter 4, Basketball 2, Track 3, Senior Variety Show. CHARl.O'I'Tli LOUISE COOK Char She's quiet, neat, and very sweet, A eombirzatiorz hard to beat. GAA 2, 3, 4, Award 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportsmanship Committee 2, FHA 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4, Buffalo Staff 4, lfxceutive Committee 4, Senior Variety Show. PHYLLIS JEAN COOK Cookie Happy Phyllis is good at heart, She's always willing to do her part. GAA I, 2, 3, FHA 1, 2, 3, Library Club 4, Sen- ior Variety Show. Nl.-XRILVN JUNE CORNXVLLL Cornie Our little ,llirx Corn-well ix riglir tlnere ::iIlJ the l7U5t ll'lJe11 it ramex to 7llt1lx'llIg good grades 011 .1 test. l-'HA 1, 2, -lg Buffalo Staff -lg lfxecutive Commit- tee ,lg Senior Variety Show. j.-XCQL'l'fl.lNl-1 l,lflf. DIQVORIQ Pee lVee She lmx IIlIIf7l.7 zsifli .1 mpital lf: Pep snub in' bers is given to few. Cl.-X,-X .-Xxvard l, Z. 3, -lg l.atin Clulx 21 l.1l1rary Clulm lg -l, Vice President 3, -la Buffalo Staff -lg Cheerleader -lg Chorus -lg Pep Clulm lg lfxecutive Committee -lg Senior Variety Slioxv. Xl.-XRIIXN SCI , DIQVDRIQ Dever 'lialce it liftle sugar, add .1 little spice: Remlr--.1 girl zl,n1t'x preny and nice. GA.-X .-Xxyard 1, 2, 3, -ln lfll,-X 1, 2. 3. -l, Vice President -lg Buffalo Staff -lg lfrencli Club -lg Pep Clulm -lg lzxecutiye Committee 2, -lg Senior Va- riety Show. lf,l.l,.-X j.-XXI-' Dll-1HL lfllie Cute, 1'i1'i1eioux, with .1 toueln of mirtlnq A worzderfiul friend 'entire slJe'5 down to earth. G.-XA Award l, 2, 3, -l, Sportsmanship Commit.- tee 3, Vice President -lg Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer -lg Chorus 1. 2g junior Playg Buffalo Staff -lg Pep Clulm -lg Variety Show Queen Candidate 3g Senior Variety Show. SANDRA K.-XV ICDMONDS Son Slie'5 like .1 elm'er, rlnree ill one, Cl7i7T7lIllIg, lovely, and full of frm. G.-X.-X .-Xxvard 1, 2, 3, -l, Vice President 2, Sports- manship Committee -lg Chorus l. -lx l.atin Club 2g junior Playg Buffalo Staff -lg lfxecutive Commit- tee l, -lg llomeeoming Queen lg Senior Variety Sliow 2, -l. RICHARD FORD Ric 111 every mile uldere lJe mlees part, Heb sure to world with all lnis lneart. l,atin Clulw 2g junior Playg Buffalo Staff -lg Execu- tive Committee Ig President Eg Senior Variety Show. XVlI.I-lANl G. FRICKXI.-XX lVillie Billy flie grenterr--rizted liiglv To lnix frieudx-l.'e's one swell giiy. Senior Variety Show. CZl,l'.N D.-Xl,l-1 GAl.l..-Xfllll-'R Gravy YOIIQVL' 1101 very lug, rlnzz is true, Hur rize dnef11't vmnzt ufifla .1 lroy lilce you. l'il9.X l, 2, 3, -lg junior Playg Senior Variety Show. .,.,:' A 0 ' ' 1 , ,f JJ' JJ r., .-i. ., . -w -av 'W' 1 3 Ypkg All - ' i 2+ ' 1 J -AVF. '. -' M Ig!'i'5 ' f , if - -' ' L i 1 ,1-4' ' 7' iff ca, -43 fs . ll ...B - K -qi ,Li DIQANE GALYEN Small and agile with lots of vigor, l!'hat vould he do if he 'were bigger? Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Letter 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 5, Letter l, Senior Variety Show. .IOHN XVILLIAXI GALYEN llobbin Earnest in hir work, wholehearted in play, His got what it takes, ll'hat more can you say? Buffalo Staff 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Buffalo I, Let- ter 2, 3, 4, Track Letter 1, Z, 3, 4, Sportsman- ship Committee l, 2, Vice President 3. XV. ROYCIC GALYEN Ozzie Hlirhe and merry he goes hir way, ll'ith a laugh and a smile for every day. Buffalo Staff 4, Variety Show King Candidate 4, Senior Variety Show. SHIRLICY ANN GALYITN Shirl Quiet, carnett, sineere. and kind, Are Shirley'r attrilmtes -well defined. Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, Buffalo Staff 4, French Club 4, Library Club 4, President 4, Variety Show Queen Candidate 4, Senior Variety Show. ANTONETTE MARIE GRISKELL Tcssie A lot of wir and a happy :mile She is a friend very worthwhile. GAA 1, 2, 3, Award 2, 3, Senior Variety Show. GEROMIC MAX GUDAUSKAS jerry A little shy, but a great big smile Thafs jerry Gudausleas all the while. FFA 1, 2, 3, Vice President 3, Junior Play, Sen- ior Variety Show. KATHLEEN ANN GUILIANI Kathy A pretty 'voice that 7II7lSt be heard Makes Kathy G. our sweet song-bird. GAA Award l, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Award 3, Senior Variety Show. JAMES HAUSSEY Hauss A friendly smile, a quiet way, A helping hand, for every day. Latin Club 2, Football 1, Track 3, Senior Va- riety Show. .IANICE KAY HUGHES jan She is a maid of artistic grace, Gentle in form, and fair of face. GAA Award 1, 2, 3, 4, Sportsmanship Commit- tee 1, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, French Club 4, Library Club 4, Pep Club 4, Buffalo Staff 4, Twirler 2, Secretary-Treasurer 1, Homecoming Queen Candidate 1, Senior Variety Show. PAMELA KAY -IOHNSON Pam A friendly girl, a charming lass, A worthy addition to our class. GAA Award 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Award 1, Latin Club 2, Buffalo Staff 4, Chorus 4, Pep Club 4, Executive Committee 1, 3, 4, Senior Variety Show. NVINIFRED LOUISE JONIKAS VVeinner Mischie'uous.' full of fun Always a smile for everyone. GAA Award 1, Z, 3, 4, FHA 1, 4, Chorus 4, Va- riety Show Queen Candidate 1, Senior Variety Show. RICHARD LOUIS LANCASTER Dick He lofued to run, his heart was in it, He ran one-fourth of a mile in a minute. FFA 3, 4, junior Play, Track 1, 2, 3, Letter 2, 3, Senior Variety Show. JERRY LEE LANTER Pink Never serious, always gay, A real good sport in every way. Latin Club 2, Buffalo Staff 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Buffalo 3, Letter 4, Executive Committee 2, President 4, Senior Va- riety Show. ROY BENNY LEARNARD Bunny just look at him, and you'll agree He's full of fun and fancy free. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Basketball 1, 2, Track 2, Senior Variety Show. WAYNE LENVIS Louie A good pal to have, a nice guy to know, W'ayne's plain swell from head to toe. Senior Variety Show. EDITH MAE LONG Tiny Edith seems so carefree and gay, Here's hoping she'll remain that way. GAA 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Vice President 4, Library Club 3, 4, Editor 4, Chorus 4, Senior Variety Show. J 1 X J.: e vs '55 any Sn, if 'in , o may m sl 199s -1 , -3.:' . 'Way ani, . it 5 A Q-142 C 1 6813 1441 J fra' Eli, ind' vi' my-14-A 1 A jl-AN AIALKUS For .1 girl with the giggles, sl1e's 0111 vltrzice All IKVOJIAQL7 tlde lmlls you 51111 liear lier zwiee. Buffalo Staff 4, Senior Variety Show. SARA ANN .XlAL'lDl.IN Sam f1l1:.1ys 1111 hdliil 1311011 tlienfs :gurls to be tlo111', B111 11e1'er 11111 l111sy to join ill the iillll. l-illA l. 2, 3, 4, junior Degree 1, French Club 3, 4, Alath Club 3, Library Club 4, Butfalo Staff 4, Senior Variety Show. XYILLIARD LQUGFNE AIICHAIQL Gene i'1l1L'.1j'S steady, always trite, 111 all the tltings be tries to do. FFA l, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Basketball l, Ig Traelc 1, 2. Buffalo 2, Football 2, Senior Variety Show SAl.l.Y .XlARllf Xlll7Dl,lf.XlAS Sal l.1114i11q uuiys, .1 ple.1s.111t smile Cietti11g tn lc1111:: liar, p1'111'es 1:111'1l11:l1ile. GAA .Award l, 2, 3, 4, VHA l, 2, 3, 4, Parlia- mentarian 2, Degree Cnairnian 4: Buffalo Staff 4, lfreneh Club 4, Pep Club 4, lfxeeutive Coni- niittee 2, 4, Variety Show Queen Candidate Z, Senior Variety Shoup BETTY ALICIQ XllI.LlfR Bam Very quiet and eiyzmlly sliy, Tlnztis irlty yozfll llz.'i'L'V pass lier lvy. French Club 4, Senior Variety Show. CAROL ANN MORGAN Alorgie Lots of fillll 111111 full of -wit, llvlfb L'1'L'T-VIHIU, sl'e'll l1e .1 bit. GAA Award l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2. Yiee President 2, l,atin Club 3, Xlath Club 3, 4, junior Play, Buffalo Staff 4, Cheerleader 4, DAR Award 4, Secretary 3, Senior Variety Show. DI-'LORIS JO AXNIQ MURPHY .Xlurph Lozuiltle, l1111gl1.1l1le, amz' lull of f1111, One in 11 111illi011-sl.1e's bright as the 51111. 1, 3. 4, Award l, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Band 2, 4, President 4, Latin Club 2, Library Club Iunior Play, Senior Play '53, Buffalo Staff 4, Club 4, Treasurer 4, Senior Variety Show. AL'l.lXlf HAI-1 NIZIOLKIICXYICZ Pat A 1111-ely girl, 11 l7L'JIlIlf'Ill s71lilc'. Sl'e's 11i1'e all rlne time, not 111111' i11 imrlsilu. GAA Award l, 2, 3, 4, lfll,-A l, 2, 3, 4, Alice President 2, 3, lfreneh Club 3, 4. President 4, Library Club 3, 4, Staff 4, junior Play, Buffalo Staff 4, Pep Club 4, Homecoming Queen Candi- date 3, Secretary-Treasurer 2, lfxeeutive Coni- mittee 4, Senior Variety Show. JULIUS ANDREXV PATAKI Pooge You're wrong when you say redheads get ulad, 'Cause Iulius doesn't, and boy, we're glad. Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Letter 3, 4, Senior Variety Show. JOSEPH XIATTHEXV PINTAR II joe Chemistry and physics are .1 pretty good start For a boy who's anlhitious, friendly, and snlart. French Club 3, Alath Club 4, President 4, Basket- ball. 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter 3, 4, Track 4, Letter 4, President 1, Sportsmanship Committee 4, Senior Variety Show. DIXIE Llilf POLLARD Dixie She'll give .1 hand to help those in need, Here's t1 girl whose .1 friend, indeed. Band Award l, Chorus 3, Library Club 3, 4, Staff 3, Buffalo Staff 4, Latin Club 4, Senior Va- riety Show. ANTHONY DAVID POTTS Dave For someone 'who's tall, 'witty and cute, lt's David Potts, he's an artist to boot! Band Award 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, Junior Play, Student Council 3, 4, Buffalo Staff 3, 4, Football 1, Manager 2, Track Alanager 1, Basket- ball Award 4, Senior Variety Show. FRANK READNOUR Frank IVouldn't it he strange? IVould your mind draw a blank? If you saw Deloris and didnt see Frank? Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter 3, 4, Captain 4, Track 3, 4, Variety Show King Candidate 2, President 2, Senior Variety Show. PHYLLIS JEAN REFFIQITT Phil Little Miss Reffeitt is surely ignited, Cause there's never a time when she's not excited! GAA Award 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Degree 1, Parliamentarian 4, Library Club 3, 4, Staff 4, French Club 3, 4, junior Play, Buffalo Staff 4, Pep Club 4, Senior Variety Show. SHIRLEY AIAIC RICKMAN Ricky A little nzisrhief, a lot of fun, To keep up with her, you have to run. GAA I, 2, 3, Award 1, 2, FHA I, 2, Variety Show. 3, Senior CLIFFORD ALLEN SAXYYIQR Cliff For one u-ho's a friend and not a foe, I-Iere's a boy you all should know. FFA 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, junior Play, Bufialo Staff 4, Basketball 1, 3, Variety Show King Candidate 3, Executive Committee 1, Senior Va- riety Show. L44 I' s A ,1 1, - 1 ' .... ?'l I ts., -M . K, , rw-sa ig-J? :lk ei, it-ya 'U' DONALD VICRLF SHANK Don Kennethlv best friend, a new boy in our claxr, Don Shank is his name-in any book he'll pass. Henning High School 1, 2, Oakwood Township High School 3, Senior Variety Show. ICLICANOR CAROLIC SLOAN Tiny A helping hand, a willing heart, Always ready to do her part. GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Alath Club 3, French Club 3, 4, Library Club 3, 4, Senior Variety Show. SARAH ANNABICLLE SMITH Cowbell She has nzischierons eye: and a winning smile, To ha-re her friendship it worthwhile. GAA Award 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, Buffalo Staff 4, Chorus 4, Pep Club 4, lfxccutive Com- mittee 4, Senior Variety Show. DANNY LIQL SMITH Big Dan The great ability to lead and guide lx his to give and not to hide. Latin Club 1, 2, Secretary-Treasurer 2, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4, Hath Club 3, 4, President 3, Buffalo Staff 4, Lab Asst. 4, Football Award 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Award 1, 3, 4, Track Letter 1, 2, 3, 4, Executive Committee 3, 4, Senior Variety Show. DONNA GAYLE SNYDICR Donnie A winning snzile. a winning way, lovial, friendly, bright, and gay. GAA Award 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Vice President 2, Library Club 3, 4, President 3, Staff 4, junior Play, Chorus 3, 4, Buffalo Staff 3, 4, FHA 4, Recreation Chairman 4, Pep Club 4, Lab Asst. 4, Student Council 4, Vice President 1, Homecoming Queen Candidate 2, Senior Va- riety Show. MLYRIDA CAROL STORE Stoker She'.v a winxonle lass with enrly hair, Depend on her and she'll be there. GAA Award 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Sportsmanship 4, Band Award 1, Latin Club 2, Math Club 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Buffalo Staff 4, Executive Committee 1, Vice President 2, Secre- tary 4, Senior Variety Show. KICNNICTH RAY TUCKPR Tuck Here'x a boy with a song at heart, lVhen it conzex to him, heall do his part. junior Play, Buffalo Staff 4, Senior Variety Show. JOE XVASKO Rocky His enenziex? IVhy they're so few, They nnnlber les: than half of two. Buffalo Staff 4, Football 1, 4, Letter 3, 4, Sports- manship Trophy 4, Vice President 4, Senior Va- riety Show. IMXRRY AI.l.l-iN XYINI..-XND ' ,-Xl The kind of guy you like to lctznzr, A N All .llixrliiezwftx .tml witty from l.w.1.t' tn Inu. f llXl'l4'lir1l 7s 5 - --- - Variety Show. RODXI-Y .-Xl.l,lfN DAXYSON Cool Popa Halt l'lc'J ,flute .mal any-tlw l.15t one tliere, lint .it luaxt lie .1rri1'cx, amz' tlJ.1t'x all we rare. l'f011Cl1 Club 1. ZQ Track I. 2. 3, 4. Buffalo 2, ig Baskcthall 23 iiltllfllilii 2, 3, 4, Butfalo 3. -lg Senior Yarieti' Show. :ci I, -, f, l.etter 1, ,'g Senior ei 'ggi THIS IJIQCIARATIOX Ol lNlJlfPlfNDl'fNCli NYhen in the Course of human events. it hecomes necessary' for one people to dissolve the political bonds which have connected them with another, and to assume among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the Laws of Nature and of Natures God entitle them ..... XYe hold these truths to he self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are entloxted hx' their Creator with certain unalienahle Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness ...... XVC, therefore, the Representatives of the United States of America, in General Congress, .-Xssemhled, appealing to the Supreme judge of the world for the rectitude of our intentions, do. in the Name, and ln' Authority of the good People of these Colonies, solemnly publish and declare. 'lihat these United Colonies are. antl ot' Rirrltt ouglu to he Free anal lntlepentlcnt States. , . 5 - Q , fi 'Q x X. Q 'U IH ... nu Q I 3 V. E 'J 9' U M fx PM ug , ,Il it vw -Q '..f'd A e 4 ' 4:1-55 IIOXIIQCIOXIINCI lfl,OAX'l Fnrc uf Kiumcmwr First Plum' Sl-NIOR Y.XRIl-LIN SHOW' CIll.XIR.XIl'N Siindrn l'1dI1lUl1dS. .'xIlllZ1l7CllC Smith, slurry l.gmrur. Clnrul Xlorgnn, fQlm1'lutrc Chmk. Xlnrilyn Dcxorc, Duma Cinlycn, and Dnumny Smith. I 5 v 9 I 'Y XSL' 3 1 I 3 . -X haf R 'l ' 1 I, ',x sch 5? rfffm . 5 ' .V-2.5 V, 4 .. ' x ,, A I mf N ' 'A 1' ,F L L. ' 1 X K l BROADXYAY RIQYLTC Senior Ynricty Slum' Presented by the Class of 5-V' Dcccmbcr 10 and ll fFI.lf COXlXllT'l'l-il-f n C1 yen, Deane Galycn, Frank Rcndnuur. and P0 7'V U CHIP C0-XIMIVVIQIW' licnncth 'fucker' Phyllis Rcrfcitt, Charlotte Cook, and Dixie Pollard 'W juh 1 ll :Ja , H we ll Cbaracrer I guigrylwlp IM MIM! Il0ll0R 061577 A W '4ur!T ' Jackie Dcvorc 'A if V' if Sally Middlcmas Carol Morgan ,iff Ml' wcwqs B Donna gm if -lun.. 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I fi.-...v-1 ff.w '1 f john Xhwriis bally Nuihl Umm Nier Sherry Nimrick Knrun Perry XYiiiifrL-il Pintt Roy Piumr Roy Pullirt Shirley Prnsiiilcnr llimim Rcrfctr Sum Riclmrds Hliyiic Slmffui' jenn Sum' Yirginii Scril Kent Smith Samlrn Smith Gene Spmuls jerry Sprouls x, 4 ' Par Swimn Marjorie Tliorxias Adryann Thumpson Thompson ,fajjf ' vw I i 4.4 ie 'vvikfw ,ffl . I f. LW, ,Q 6 ' fx., . an f' . as 3' ,,, ,fs .,,-J' l'XliCll lilYli C'OXlXll'I l'l'lf St.111.1'f11,q+-X l i lr: mm liunncdv, Gordon Uilliloid, junior XYliirmore, Lar- , ry Pcrlcins. Hrrr Rui:-Samlra Cnmplmcll. Rich- :ird llmes Phyllis Klollcrr, .? ,' K. Jufiiigg, 1 4, B aria B B T W' ,- K Ada Belle Acord , . A i - Bill Barnett 5 V A ,M Z5 ?,wiA-31151, 'Q v,N J.-f , A 5 ' Joe Haw ggi .,.. Q.. 3 ' ' 1 ,ff Bob Boland Q31 I li fy L if All A Marvin Brooks L, V lv r 1 . , i V . lil? f H Yale .- ri? elf if .1 Sandra Campbell Q. i X f, K. A K Vg' L ,YQ A , ,f ix' ' iff-' . 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Q H xx Ja 6 ' l A . i ' ii r. f i ? -f - Ronnie Felgenhauer , V g 2 w YQ7 lif'5i ' i f B 'X it 1. h.wk A ' wk B Q , 732. gg-gg lwii Lo 1 Jens Gallez David Goodwill Carole Henry W 31 Marva Hill Richard Hines Donald Q R - 'tlggf I 1, -v Y Frances Jeffers Milton Kennedy Jack Kotcher Marian Kotcher Ronnie LeCount Doris Loveall janet Lowe Robert Mabry joan Maudlin Judy Middlemas joe Mikel Phyllis Mollett Don Myers Vernal Noggle Don Pataki Ronnie Parke Patricia Pearson Larry Perkins Page Forty-three Diane Ports junior Pribble Tom Razmus Melvin Readnour Don Richardson Herman Robertson 1-..., James Reffeitt , ee., . . li N. , , HOXIIZCONIINC FLO-X 1 lVe'll jump 'eml Well Surprise 'em Q-lack In The Boxy 2- b V l FX A A, ,X xi, lv sf K- e 'Wu .Jr al xv Josephine Robertson J jean Roinaek Angela Sloan KK K 1 Craig Sprouls ff' x X' K Dorothy Stark ,Ee Karen Stark rl 7 , fn ,, fr psiswii gd Ronald Starwalt 'A r 5' I.. Phyllis Thompson V' Glenn XVade Allen lVhitcside junior VVhitmorc Gordon XVilliford Nor Pictured Ruthann Penny Norma VVilliams P1196 Folh four Z NJ ...M- 4, i W . Fx f x W I J 3 0 ,Ani , f 12 ,a F1 K s , ' S .x A A V, .iam F A , T 'Q' ff W.. Q CLASS OFFICERS Rcta Harrier, Prcsidcntg Mr. Young, Adviscrg Bonnie jones, Secretary-'frcnsurcrg jo Ann Nlalumncy, Vice President. S HUNIFCONIING FLOAT 'I4l1cy'll say OWN instead of HOXY YYc'll Scalp 'cm' RWE WILL ,if- was Mg? -Q-I Frances Crook Ruth Cunningham ohn Dalide Jimmie Dans Donald Dawson Donnie I du irds udv l'1t7xxatc1 Mary Freeman olmnx Gastent Marcia Gerrib joe Gilkison Carolyn Hall Bewerlv Harrold Reta Harrier im Harris Ixathlecn Hart Rodney Hughci Marcela aincs V! ayne Jeffers Doris Johnson Alan jones Bonnie ones Mary Ann jones Page Fortj -sir agua kwa: '53 QSM: X, 'Q' Carl Adams Donnie Andrews Verle Austin Judith Barnett Mary lfllcn Becker llIlllllL liudirt jo Anne Bovgess udith Boose Carolxn Brow 11 Dxrrxl Burris Ru f irltun errw C lrtcr I ufrene Clmmlmers Carmen Champion ualw flllllflll Firolxn Cook 1l0I'll Cm 1 Carol Cormx ell on .os N-Sig? 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Dale at his best Bathing Beauties Real Ifittin'-Huh? This is C21I'lli?! XVho-Nic? Xlr. America?f Haircut, anyone? Miss Mechalas Donna and Danny A South-XYcst-x'il- lain! A Day at Shakamak Spruced up!! 3'- 14g P1106 F0Yf,X'-L'!AflIlf at QV N., Dear Herklmer Guess ld better get out mv w rltmg pad and lot down a feyy things that have happened 111 prlson the past few w eeks We elected our homeconnng candldate the other day and among the nominees for the lunlor class w as Nhss Rees 'I he teachers don t glve the luds a chance anymore The school was III an uproar a few dlvs before the game Twelye floats were entered 1n the parade The senlors were really twtstmg a few freshmens arms rn try mg to get Sandra IH for queen Wow ee' yVhat a dav the homecomrng was' It must haye been the best one ln the IIISIOIW of G HS Ihe parade yyas a glgantlc success The senlors got hrst on the Pate of Momence float and Sandra rmgned as queen Lu George s orchestra play ed for the dance, they 1ny1ted kathy G to sang w 1th them on one number Peggy DeX ore wore an orchld from her Westulle loy er All of the men are wearing sldrts these days, at least the ones IH our assemblv programs haye been It yust shows that bovs tend to enyy the glrls style of dress Halloween w1ll be here soon, and Mrs Hum rrchous has been preaeh1ng the ey1ls of Hal low eernng There seemed to be some sn1cl4er1ng behmd history books What happened ID the G town Parls game I thought we had that one 1n the bag until the last few mmutes Most of the glrls are rushing for the boys It w ont be long until the Sadie Haw kms Dance I heard about twenty frlrls say thev w ere Uomg to ask Bob Duncan Somebody remarked the other day that the glrls haye been g'1WIIlQ unlor yVh1tmore the cold shoulder I wonder 1f 1ts because he had a httle black l41tty w 1th a w h1te strlpe down 1fS back m the seat of h1s car By the w ay, I really enloy ed the Sadle Haw kms Dance The ZIUCIIUJFILIIII w as crow ded w 1th couples jacl41e Dek ore and jack Smlth made '1 perfect L1l Abner and Dalsyf Mae The AIldCllCl'l135 s1sters must really be very good dancers They were pracueally covered with hrst place rlbbons from P E class the other dav Well David P IS now a walking monument of what h ppens w hcn y ou get ln the w ly of an exploslon IH the chemlstry l1b How manv band a1ds dld he haye around h1s w rlsts, any w ay 5 Quite a ILIIIIOI' play they had they must haye cut one scene out If you dont know what I mean xt was when XICFCLIIKI1 Hartman falnted dead lw IX at one of the rehearsals The l41ds of C H S haye been wonderlng yy hy the chorus kept stopping IH the mlddle of songs ln the AIIIIISUCC Day program D1d thev run out of breath Some of the lumors and senlors of G AA really had a good txme at the SWlfl'l!'IIlI1g party and Guess what not a SlII0'lC person drowned I thmk a couple would haye though rf NIer1d1 S hadnt pulled them out Donna M1lls shouldnt get so eacclted I belleye that th1s country 15 becomlng sy m pathetlc tow ard Scotland we had another Scot tnsh couple to entertam us the other day but I don t beheye anyone complalned Say we re really vfettmg to be an el1te school ey en a newspaper three cheers for the httle Pigeon and h1s Post Dxd you know that Sandy Stephenson plays the organ She didnt elther unt1l Mr johnson made her accompany the chorus one Sunday for a church program VVell l41ddo Id better close for now Ill dig up some more news and goss1p and wr1te you soon Swned, HoRTr x sr Pagt lofty nme Y . 1 Y Y - . - I 4 ,. V . 4 . 4. 44 4 4 , , , . .r Y .Y 4 ' Y Y ' ' 4. 4 4 4 4 4 1 ., . H '. H . , ,' X . ' 4 ' 4 . 4 , 4. - -f - ' ' ' 4'4 4 4 4 . ' v 1, . I 4 . Y Y 1 Y . 4 . 4 4 .. . ., . . ' l, ' 4 4 4 . 4 4 I .4 . k ' - 4 . Y Y 1 - 4 . - Y. Y ' Y , Y , 4 . 4 4 4 4 4. 4 4 4 . . v . -f Y Y - - 4 Y Y. Y ' Y Y . Y ' 4 .I 4 4 4 . ' 4 4 4 . . ' ' . . l 4 Y - Y . Y - . . ,. I 4 4 . 4 4 4 . . 4 , , -. , ' 4 . . 1 ' ' ' ' f Y 1 Y . '. . Y' 4 I 4 4 . , 1 Y . ' ' Y - . Y Y 1 . 4 , V . Y Y . 14 Y Y Y Y ,. - . 4 4. . ' . . . Y . ' '. Y 4 , V4.1 I A 4 ' 4 4 4 4 4 Y . 4- . . ' I 'f ' ' ' Y . Y Y Y 44 .Y 4 4 4 4 44 .- . ... 4 4 4 4 . 1 . ' , , ' , u 'A i 11 7' X S , , 4 ' . 4 I 4 I. . 4. 4 Y.. . . . . ,4 4 . 4 4 I 1 4' ' 4 4' I 4 . Q 1 - . . 4 . . Y . . v Y Y 1 - Y ' Y I, . V . . i . ,1'. ' v Y . 1 Y. . Y 4 ' . t 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 , ' ,,' ,, 4 .4 4 - 4 4 .1 . A 4 4 . D N' . . s . .1 4 Y Y 5 , . . . ,. , . Y 4 I 1 s- - 44 ' 4 , . i Q , . Y. 4 , 4 . 4 ' .7 I I . ' Y . Y . Y - Y 1 - ' ' a - - - . 4 YY ' ' I I 1 . 2 4 7 . Y Y i . . , .. 4 . . 7 I N Y .7 L Y ,4 . Y - Y ,. 1 v D - 1 . . 1 ' . . 7 ' Y 1 4' ' ' 7. . . .' 4 N . , . . X , . . . ' t Y- f U ' 44 4 I 4 4 . Y Y ' ,. Y Y ' . 4 4 4 ' . :1 '. . U . 4 , ' .Y 4 D4 . 7. , i V , . 1 Y , 1 1 '- K 4 4 . . . ' .. . . ' ' - 1 - Y - , Y Y J , 4 4 c . ' 'M . ' . . 4 4 tg im mv iii B Ol-'l-'ICQI .RS President ....... , .,.....,...., ..,. I Jiinny Sinitli Yicc President .... ...... l Junn.1 ,Xlillx Sccrcttiij'-'l'rcgisLilti ...lfllzi janv lliclil Student Council St.111.ii11g-.Xlnry .lu filllllliligillllll. Cjnrnl Xlillx. U'ill11rtl Klurgnn, Cnirulc llcnry, llgnitl Putty Dunngi Snytlut, Dun Xlvcis. Su.1tuti+.Nlr. Clem, llnnnni Xlilis, llmny Sniitli. NIM Martin, l-Qlla june Diehl. 14p ' i 'ii :Lt x fl ' R Y i Q K 3 , ,ji A , f' lag X 2 ttvxt X - A012 ' A M wwf, -'-'H 1 -.,'r':1-1 . ,A Mx ,,,- . Buffalo Staff 71 Busincss Stuff ark R013-llamiiy Smith. Clmrlottu Cook, Paulilic Xiziol, john Cliilycn. hr ci'ul1.I Rnzrfliciiiicrli iliuclacr, Xlcriiln I Stokc. Cilori.i .XlLlllillS. lfllzl -lame Diehl, Dixiu Pollnril, Pziiiiclni -lohiison. lliclizirnl lforil Clifford Snixxycis. 7? fu' L. l1rvz Roz:-Sliirlcy Cmlycn. Kliirilyn llc- ...vw sri! if xorc. .Xnnnlmcllc Smith. v Co-Editors .,...... .... D onna Snyder David Potts Business Manager ...,..... Sally Nliddlcmas Adviser ..,..,....... ..,. X Irs. Rcincrio 49. liditorial Staff Standizzg-joe XYasko, jerry l.anter, Siindra Edmonds, Phyllis Reffcitt, Sara Nlnudlin, Janice Hughes, Dcloris Murphy. S1 ind Rox ce Calxcn Carol Xlorgan lxic Doom Xlarilyn Cornwell Ilrljl? F1'ff5-.One 3' C1111s11l.. lJI'11L'U1I'. fjllacstx 11' 1XL'1iilc.. 'l'l'ir IHLLN urs Xl rx ll C111111111g11111 Ill 1111 llll 1 LN 1r1 un xo 1 IN 111111 1 dw I Lu 1 S 11 Il 1111 1 1711 L 111111 1r LX C IL un L 1 , - i ' Q l i 1 l Q 4 i l ' I i 5 Q 2 ill i. i i Officers President ..................,.... Pauline Niziol Yice President ....... .....,... fdith lsong llhitfle fg0'lL'fS.lllf' Xlidtlleinas. Xlnrilyn llevore, joe SUVVCUVY' I IVHWVUI' '-'-AA- 44--4--- C fllmlc 5101111 llrotos, Deginnn llownrd, Connie Gnlyen. lfdilh Long. Siallrfillg-.Xlnirilee Donaldson, Dolores ciLlll1lL1SliLlS, Holm Pauline Xiziol, Carole Sloan. .Inner llenuxois, lion Duncan, Xlary Clolevnslci, Sara Nlklllilllli, Nancy ,lo Nier, john Xlorris. Nlarxin Lewis. MUUFC, MVS- l4'l1ClL Ylfgilfkl SCfd- Billf' HUYUS- Su.1feJ4-Iniiice Hughes, Diane Carrigan, -lean Scott, Linda BUNCH- MHFIUTIC 'Ilw11wS. PCggY DCYUYC, Bettv Xliller, Shirlex' Galven, Sara Riehnrds, Donna Man' Land- umg, Phyllis Refreh. ' Officers President ...,.. . .. ................ .... ........, .I 4 rc Pintnr Secretary .,............,.................... 1 ................. Danny Sniith Stamiilzkq-Xliss Henderson, Ann Young. Susan jordan, Karen Perry, Danny Sniith, Sara Richards, Shirley Michael. Ronnie Barr. Charlene Gannon. Seated-Don Nier, Sally Neild, joe Pintar, Arlene Brown, Iiinma jean Lewis. . 37f' i iii ep' f is 6 wi' ' X' n' . Q, 1 Q' ' as Q in 'Q A Al C f :K A wl f .l f ,sate 74 f ., f .C- M ' P5 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Back Row-Vernal Noggle, jim Harris, Ronnie Parke, Craig Sprouls, Nlelxm Readnour Nlr 'NlcPheron Don Myers, joe Gilkison, Benny Learnard, Larry XVinland, Clifford Sawyer Billy Learnard First Row-Kenneth Boggess, Dale Gallagher, Gene Michael, jerry Gudauskas, Larry Scott Carroll Ball President ...... Officers Vice President .... Secretary ..... . Reporter ...,. Tcasurer ..... Sentinel .... Adviser. . .. 4-' 11 . .Gene Michael jerry Gudauskas Clifford Sawyer . .Billy Learnard .Benny Learnard .Larry XVinland ..Mr. McPheron 5121, 'C a a a' ' H44 I . C fa JF, i s . ff 'YY-V U , v-H W - -tl . x Y' in I' , S Q t ., ,Q 58 , . ,Q ,, KH., 1 W if Vis- .IJ , 'ff 1:'- Q ,5 Xl ' -'G Don Myers and Gene Michael ' Silver Anniversary Convention X5 , ,M H ef Champaign, Illinois -A xv. .,-rsh A lm,-fnlc, CIIGRIIS V ff f 1 , 1 - s ' 2,14 5 . ,f f rl VU 5 1 f 1 . '37 5 e' ' s , 2 X f X P S St.1uJi11,Q-V-Inckic lk-xxrrc, Hnrw' Rcffcitt, Slindm l'1,LlIll0l'ld9, Rim Iln1'ricr', PZIHICILX -Iulmwn, XYiunic -Iulmilms, Kathleen Ciuilhmi, Shirley Gnylcn, Ummm Snydcr, Mncia Cicrrilr. Scatun'-f-.-Xlmnnxlvcllc Smith, Sandy Stcphcnsfm. Slmrcm XYyur, Bmmic jcvm-s, Dnrlgl XYycr, Clnlwrlynl ll.1ll, Clln1'i.1 Cuuk, ju Ann Mnlwncy, llulurcs Hughes, Mary Ann jones. ii 2 1 W X ij vi 5 5 , . 2 3 9 X 5 1 ' L 3 2 E 5593. EMMA jli.-XX LEXVIS 1 DH HI J r ,x Secretary-Treasurer yn-C 1 rcsidcnr f MW., , . wif aim. .M N - 'ij,lfiiil:i.,, fllil,w.1,,. , - ,wyxv ,,,g,,,g 1' ' ww ' ' ., 1...-' ' er.. Sportsmanship Committee Harlan lxotcher Sandra l-'dmontls Xlerltla Stoke Mary jo Cunningham and judith Barnett l-'RIQSHXIICN AND SOPHONIORICS Smnding- D. Lewis, bl. Mahoney, D. XYycr, D. Stark, D. Yantlerport, D. Xlyers, j. lroxel, X. Nlicldlemas, R. Seripin, Xl Gerrib, D, Potts, C. Champion, j. Boggess. j. Xlidtllcmas, Z. Day, li. Stark, S, Campbell, Lowe, C. llenry, S. Pat- terson, Li. McKenzie, M. jones, M. Nail, Xl. Chalkus. Seated-M. Freeman, C. Piatt, S. Stephenson, C. llnll, A. Sloan, Nl. Rerfeitt, C. Mills, li. jones, Boose, XVyer, C Cornwell, P. Thompson, C. Cook, K. Hart, Sykes, Nl. Becker, 15. Starwalt, Nl. Xlariage, R. Cunningham, R. llurrier K. Rosdail, B. Lamar, M. Hill, P. Fclgcnhaucr. I 2 f K' ix- Q 1 'lx kv s I Q I If irkf' .Y Hr K 1- R , X Qs.. 4-'4 ,' ,IUNIORS AND SlCNlORS Back Row-A. Lawrence, Xl. Hart, lf. Long, S. Smith, P. SXYZIIIII, S. Richards, D. Hughes, P. Niziol, C. Cook, C. Morgan, XV. -lonikas, Kezerle, j. Hughes, D. Gudauskas, Al. Donaldson, A. Brown, K. Guiliani, S. Ncild, ill. Lewis. Second Row-B. Adkins, A. Smith, P. johnson, j. Finley, Al. Hartman, D. Mills, J. Scott, P. Reffcitt, C. Gannon, C. Sloan, D. Carrigan, XV. Piatt, D. johnson, M. Goleynski, V. Serd, K. Perry. First Row-K. Lyons, j. Devore, Al. Land, P. Dcvore, P. XYilder, Beauvois, S. Nimrick, D. Retfett, M. Mingec, XV. Carrigan, N. lfrattiek, Prosnikar, M. Thomas. President . . . Deloris Murphy Ain't we devils XVhich one has Nice doggie! This is a pose? Click! Pa's Hired Hands D. S. and D. S Scrub! Scrub! Attention! Seniors-back w her Tarzan? l Page Sixty 1 Dear Hortense School 15 reallx flxlng I h1dnt re:1l17ed th1t 1nother s1x xx eeks h IS 'IIIIIUSI p1ssed 1g11n I xx1ll t1x 1nd tell x ou some of the dlrt flI'If h1s been sxx ept '1I'0llllll these plst fexx xx eel s The te11hers meetlnvs ue 1e1llx gettmfr to be l1x elv noxx d1xs Thex xx ere m1k1ng h1ts from p1per sleks stnnff 1nd mxthmw else th1t IS usu1llx found Ill the tr1sh e1n 1t the l1st httle get together Nou should h1xe been 1n Envhsh IX todax NI1ss Rees QIXC 1 xx onderful txlk 1bout some of the pl1ees th1t she s1xx 111 Furope Qhe 1lso shoxx ed eolored shdes VVell, the XVestx1lle C1eo10etoxx ll frame IS ox C1 Let s ehmve the subleet 11oxx I 1rry Tueker 18 re11lx popul1r xx 1th txx o fresh has good t1ste The SCIIIOKQ dont haxe anx thmv to do noxv that the X 1r1etV Shoxx 19 ox er hx ery one xx ould hlce to do If ag11n It xx 1s performed txvo mffhts, 1nd the lD1gQ'C5li h1t smee the 1tom1e bomb S1llx XIICILIICIIIWS h d 1 putx 1fte1 If xx IS ox CI th1s xx 1s the LIIIIHX to 1bout three xx eeks of h1rd xx ork but lots of fun NIIIIX of the IIILILICII t1lents of the students xx ere rex e1led Ken T n11de h1lf of the g1rls b1ek st10e sxx oon The SCIHOYS m1de 1 Cons1der1ble 11nount on the k1n0 and queen -Xbout fixe IUIHUICS before the contest closed all the cl1sses st1rted turnmff 1n monex It xx as so close that the teaehers h1d to recount lf 1011n after school 91y xxe h1ve 1 nexx 1dd1t1on to the tx plnfv roo1n 111 eleetnc tx PCXXIIECY Ie111por11x of eourse I our SCIIIOI Olrls mme to sehool the other d1x xx 1th 1 CIIITCFCIIC color of IIIIII' The xx 1ter out 111 the eountrx must be a dlfferent color CHOW X 1bout It AS VV D, and CXI J It t prox es that xx l11le the e1ts 1re 1xx1x, tl1e m1ce xx1ll plax The1r better h1lxes xvere 1n Cl11C'1gO on 1 IT X trlp There xx1s a b1g turnout 1t the CIIFISIIIIQS lhnee Vlusle xx .ls pl1x ed bx an orehest11 f1om Dmxllle Ihe pl1ee looked l1l e 1 pllx pen 1fter the noxfcltv g1fts xx ere unxx rapped There s no l1x mg xx 1th the yunlors noxx th1t thex hlxe the1r el1ss rmffs I ll bet 13 of them 1slced me xx h If s1Le 1111116 xx as 1n less th1n an hour At long l1st Chnstmas v1C1t1on h1s arr1x ed 1nd everxbodx takes 1 book home to catch up on some lesson, 1nd l1e ll brlng lf back unopened 'lgil1lI next xelr T he onlx t1ouble xx 1th Chr1st 1111s V1lL'lf1OI1 IS that If doesn t l1st lonff enougl1 The studx h1lls are re1llx sllent these d1xs, the students shouldnt xxorrx so mueh, the1r p1rents have gotten over the farhng grades be ore Bx the xx 1x I forffot to tell xou about our exutlng BB game LlLlI'1l'1g the hol1dax tourn1 ment I thouffht sule xxe xx ould xx IH but Charles ton b1oke the txe 1 fexx seeonds before the mme xx 1s ox er and defelted the Buffs bx txxo polnts Donn1 S h1s 1 s1d look on her f1ce exerx 11101111110 xxhen sl1e goes 1nto the labor1torx Iylllfly seems to lllxC mak1nfT messes but he doesn t clean them up Don Mx e1s 18 qulte 1 Char1eter For 1 soph omore, xxoxx' He must haxe t1ken out more UIFIS th1n I C111 count Prom the looks of thmgs I tl11Illx Ix1tx NI h1s h11n xx olf t1ed Well bx for noxx XVlSl1 IHC luck on the semester CI II Nl I D III J Slgned HLR111x11R PUIIF Sl rlx one I . 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Q . 5,1 A A I gt , a 5, Q , ff' U - '- X M.- ugv ix y-tl es. is 1 . ,lv L Vermilion County Meet Mile Run Richard Lancaster ffirstl and james Reader fsecondj 1953 LLTTFRMFN Freshmen . . . Don Myers ..... Freshman Relay-Shot Put Larry Perkins ........ .... l Treshman Relay junior Pribble ..... ..... F reshman Relay Ron Starwalt ............. Freshman Relay Sophomores . . . Robert Duncan ........, Shot Put-880 yd. Relay-220 yd. Dash TVendell Morgan. .880 yd. Run-Pole Vault VVillard Morgan.l00 yd. Dash-Pole Vault John Morris..1OO yd. Dash-440 yd. Dash -Broad jump-880 yd. Relay Don Nier .... Low Hurdles-lfligh Hurdles SfG71di7Ig-D3X'C Goodwin fMgr.l, Mr. Burch fCoachJ, XVendell Morgan, john Morris, Don Nier, Ron Starwalt, Larry Perkins, Junior Pribble, Don Myers, XVillard Mor- gan, Larry VVinland. Danny Smith, Marvin Brooks and James Haussy ftrainersb. Page Sixty-four fail t 1953 TRACK SEASON At the time this book went to press track prac- tice had not begun so nothing can be said of the 1954 track season except that fourteen lettermen are returning and six lettermen graduated. That relationship in numbers is deceiving, however, for five of those six boys who were graduated last spring scored forty-one points in the County Meet last year. Since track is a sport where qual- ity of performance is all that counts, and num- bers mean little, it would seem that the Buffaloes have a terrific task ahead to replace the great talent lost last spring. The team won all meets except two during a twelve meet season. Danville and Urbana each defeated the Buffaloes. Two boys qualified for the state Hnals- i 1953 VERMILION COUNTY ,tif ,g Lf yy p .,. . y- sk ghx ri ,ie f f Q TRW QMS ... 4 J Q, we T -.JE N Q' if as x. .Gmc wf1'lisl,,,,,ff 'N 4 WLM ' L 21-1, Q N, ff? Q is ,Q-gf 4 ., . - . ,lf Bill Austin in the High Hurdles and Don johnson in the 440 yard Run and Broad jump. Don johnson established new records in our County Meet and set a new school record in the 440 vard Dash while winninfr that event in the . D State District Meet at Urbana in the very good time of 51.6 seconds. Don was, without question, our most outstanding traclq athlete in a long : 1 school history of fine track teams. It will proba- blv be a long while before another Buffalo track man will surpass his performance. . The team broke the County meet scoring rec- V 4 ord with a total of ROM points. T' aiffxg ' .2 Sf' ' wail' A fr ' tu.. , . -ju 5 ,- , mg, . -. a, E as , gg?-,.rv wi ,i r-. .. ,J ff-fffff W . 'Q 4:3 in 5' . -I .,1-Q CHAMPS 5 'MQ x 4.-41 WEN xwgif as V' -3 'E 'lg K faq' 1 in gf A-ax R' . I I X ' , ., he Q, 4 Y J' S x , ,,.-'9qL0i.'igsg W, .. E I Y w ev 4 Y m 'uv f 1 u , x , k X 'R K 5 ' ., L E. U.. r- 'f A v .wa , a W V yn, . s , VERNIILIONI COUNTY 'NIEET X HFSIIX Nlile Relay Team Don ohnson Carroll Ball errx Gerard john Galven point 1993 II'I Il RMFNI juniors Carroll Ball 440 xd Dash Nlilc Rtllv ohn Galxcn Shot Put-440 sd Dash Nlile Relax Richard Lancaster Xlile Run 880 xd Run Dannw Qmith low Hurdles High Hurdles Larrx Wmland '70 xd Dash 880 sd Relav Seniors Bill -Xustin High Jump Low Hurdles High Hurdles crrx Gerard 440 yd Dash Xlile Rtlav Don johnson 100 xd Dash 770 yd Dash Broad jump-880 xd Relax Rodney Nliltcl Discus Gene Pribblt Shot Put ames Reader Nllle Run Saved Carroll Ball Bob Duncan Dlclx Lan ohn Galxen Bill -Xustm ames Reader If fr S11-tx Hz All LX in is :Syn 'tj -, If ' 44's 4 J J . , J ,' - 12 . . - . 8 0 f s S - . , ', . 'f 4' A C .. ' 7 T . x 1 'f Q, I Z l . ' '. gf' . . . K -. ' , l - v U 1' t . . . , ' 4 C 5 L in ,l t r ' .' 'V ---- .' - Q' .' - f x f, 4 . K I fm s I, x , , ' Q A 1 I j ig. K' . . . , ' s Qi A ' ....,. 1 1 , K ' in . 'Wi , 3 ,Y ,D ,4 , J V . H '... V . -A ' .. if' 4 J , '9' f ' . . . ' G: f 1 ' If Q ' ' H .' - --- . ' - Q . v M MM N 0 ............. . ......... . . A 1 I ry ' wx 177395, ' ' ' ............ . ....... . . . L QQ W as ' 4, J ...................... . ' W1 t 1 , M, 3, .a ,. -f' ,Q C K I 7 tifa.ig-ilfjfayg ' ff' V . Biff V A A, ' l' 'A ., is A I Ay L 1 , , ' ' - , , ' 1, 'Tp-f. caster, Don johnson. jerry Gerard CCapt.2, s l 4 0 i f - A T J . Y A i 11 - N , , .,,, .V 1 ' Q , A .J 1 , I t A ' mg 'gig Q 'L , I F F , ,. N, .4 k Q Q, , , Ag -,QW giai, 1,1 ,-, 4 -1, ,C 5 , t f ' H W' V Q ' -e it 1 ', A 'Q F' 4,4 f , h ui A ' 3 '?ff,,f4-gf ffg-. s,f1i1g1g, ,' 'fa.lQit,i L ' 4 , F 5 22 BUFFALO PERFORMANCE IN VFRMILION COUNTY MICFT 100 yd. Dash. .Don johnson lst and john Morris 4th 220 yd. Dash ................ . ,..... Don johnson 1st 440 yd. Dash. .jerry Gerard 1st and john Morris 3rd -N ,. . . . M. ff? r .ac- 7 .so K 7 7 X Q ' ,V+ f . fa. A Q P as 1 Q 'ff' I y 7 V NH l .1 if X Q My . - 5 .VU U IWW Q 3,41 ., .J-.f Vh gr .. sl 4 880 yd. Run .... Richard Lancaster Znd and XVendell V- - Morgan 4th V, S Mile Run ................ Richard Lancaster lst and ,, ,. 1 james Reader Znd fx f yi! A A ' 'L 5 180 yd. Low Hurdles .......... Bill Austin 2nd and S ' ' X0 I E... Don Nier 4th 533915335 1 - C 120 yd. High Hurdles ,..,...... Bill Austin lst and I X . I Danny Smith Znd , ,f Shot Put .... Bob Duncan lst and Gene Pribble 2nd Y R 9 ifuyx Broad jump. .Don johnson 1st and john Morris 3rd ff f j High jump ........................ Bill Austin Znd 7mh, fi 8 Pole Vault .......... NVillard Morgan tied for Sth F Mile Relay ...... lst-j. Gerard, C. Ball, Galyen, ' D, jolmson 880 yd. Relay ........ lst-j. Morris, B. Duncan, l.. ' XYinland, D. johnson Freshman Relay ....... lst-R. Starwalt, Pribble, 3-,jj ,Q i D. Myers, L. Perkins ff' E 1 L , il.. Freshman 880 Relay Team Undefeatcd County Champs Larry Perkins. Don Myers. junior Prilwhlc, and Ron Starwalt 880 yd. Varsity Relay Team 1953 County Champs Don johnson, Bob Duncan, john Galyen, and Larry XVinland. R X BUFFALO PIQRFORMANCIC .A , Q' IN at f' COUNTY 1fRosH-soPH xnim' l . A i ii ' 6 Y Frosh-Sophs won the County Meet as N ,.., .y I' :Q :af f f ' 7 they have every year since the meet was 'S' ii . ev, j f? Z, I a , 'fi first held hut found the scoring close and xfwif g t ' . 'A.-.. K. 4' , were almle to score only 45 points for their f ' -3 A Q' '47 - 5 , victory J V ? Q 3 ' . hi V Q55 ii 100 yd. Dash ......... john Morris lst and 0 'iifliv XYillard Morgan ith 'I 220 yd. Dash .......... Bob Duncan lst and M N Ron Starwalt 4th J 2 - 11' 440 yd Dash ............. john Morris 1st A t 4' Q 5 880 yd. Run. . .XVendell Morgan Znd Q 1 , . 12 W 180 yd ,ow urn es ........ Don Nier 1st 1 1,4 ' , X -'V l ff 120 yd. High Hurdles ......,. Don Nier lst :Vi '-.N L, 'N ,A ' r ' af . L1 if .xg X '3 t.. Shot Put ................,. Bob Duncan 1st Broad jump ,........, john Morris lst and XVillard Morgan Znd Pole Vault ...... XVcndell Morgan 2nd and Millard Morgan 3rd Freshman Rclay..1st-R. Starwalt, j. Prib- ble. D. Myers, L. Perkins P? .L S39 .3 K , I . K . Q so ' 'K' 11 - 1 . 010 at Q - if Q: K 3 , if 7? 3-W Y 'ads - as . , 1 1 F5 'in I . .. , ,x iii nf ,e ' gr . W 31-fi, 1 A -4 I -S. . i ' , , ig., , 1 1' 4 4 -L- 1.1 f Third Row--Rodney Dawson, jerry Sprouls, Rodney Brooks, Bill Morris, Gene Sprouls, Lowell Kern. Sccomz' Row-Coach Young, Don Myers, Don Nicr, Carroll Ball, Bob Duncan, john Morris, Ronnie Crippin, julius Pataki. Scaled-XVcndcll Morgan, Danny Smith, jerry Lanter, john Galycn, john Lacey, joc Drotos, Frank Rcadnour, joe XVasko, Ron Markcvich. Buffaloes fad Season witl: . . . . . . . . . . . 5-I-2 Record -VARSITY SCHEDULE- Opponefzt Place Friday, Sept. 18- Hoopeston Hoopcston Friday, Sept. 25- Urbana ....... . . .Georgetown Friday, Oct. 2- Oakwood Oakwood . Thursday, Oct. 8- Wiley CTerre Hautej..Georgetown Friday, Oct. Momence Georgetown Friday, Oct. Paris ........... . . .Paris . . Friday, Oct. 30 Catlin .......... . . .Catlin ..... Friday, Nov. 6- VVestVille Georgetown ...l2 2 1953 SPORTSMANSHIP AVVARD joe XVasko 6 6 14 0 9 33 33 O 13 14 51 13 12 0 'Iwo .Su-rv f if is Aw ,Le E 4' 'E.w.QN 'H 1 4cm,2 ' il H N-Qi L M -intl Letter 5 Ist Letter t W' 62, 2,5 t - -1 -41. . . t, 9,35 -iam me .v X' Qc 63 gf we :filing .xo W0 Z we' 909 Q65 Me k ftdiw ,, , ,A tk e,.kQ ', .y gg, sy-Q. 0 Q '-EQ ' ' A , Xsf.afae,z 4-44.2 ft ,W 1 r ' i tfL2'tQ , 'hifi ' I 'w1 J' '.-fulfil' , 1+ gf - 'sew 4 Carroll llallf'Seniora-qnarterbackfI45 lhs.f5'8 llill Morris--,lnniorf-left end--140 lbs ' s.7b U -e CARROLL HALL . . . a slight shoulder injury pnt a halt to his forward passing this year. His blocking could have a little more secure, but he managed to get lns end man in the NYestv1lle game which allowed Johnnie to get two long runs early in the game. Carroll was a good defender on passes, and did a fair job of tackling at the half- back spot. BILL MORRIS . . . a boy with good natural abil- ity but lacking speed. Bill reported to the squad late this year but played our defensive end after he became eligible. If he comes out determined to play next fall, he will Find one of our end posi- tions. liy practicing hard we think he is Capable of having a good season. DON NIER . . . a greatly improved player this year. The tougher the opposition, the better Don ran. His punting game played a vital part in the Hoopeston game and also against XYestville. If lion improves on pass defense, he will go far in being one of the Buffs' better backs next year. A fast and hard runner, he should be hard to stop next all. FRANK RE.-XIJNUIIR . . . a defensive standout in '52. Captain Frank was hard to stopg he always gave us all he had and, after each game. his name was high on the list for tackles made. His job was made extra hard as Captain this year as the boys were a group very hard to get keyed for a game, but Frank was always in there leading like a Captain should. XYENIDELL MORGAN . . . the lightest boy on the squad but the hardest and best taekler. Teamefl with John Lacey at hacking up the line next year, he will help our defense greatly. XYendell can kick, pass, and run and will probably find himself in the backheld in '5-1. lt is nice having him back another year. JOHN L.-XCHY . . . our regular center from the second game. John did a great job on offense and a veterans job on defense at backing up the line. He should be even greater next fall it' he works at Centering over the summer. XYe are expecting him to be twice as tough in September '54, wk vide: wa. ef L Q rank Readnour-Senior-left tackle-165 lbs.- VN'endell Morgan--Junior--left guard-133 lbs.- John Lacey-Junior-fenlefvlfto lbS--5'9 - 5 5' 9 -2nd Letter-Captain-All-County 5' B -'lst Letter Letter joe XYasknf--Senior--left end--160 lhs.-6' O f2n LetterfAll-County lloh I luncan--j unior-fullback-1 74 lbs.-6 -- , on 2nd Letter 101' X1 XQIXO truly deserving of the Sports- manship Award and of the selection as all-county end. foe was prohahly one of the hetter defensive ends to wear the purple and white here at George- town. He practiced as if he were playing a game each evening and the results paid oft each Friday. Joe also was the team's hest pass catcher, scoring 4 touchdowns on passes. He will he missed next year, but his defensive work will long remain in the minds of those who watched him. ROI! IIUNCAN . . . the ht-st pass defender. lloh didn't come alone too fast, hut rs-ally looked good in the Nlomence game. lioh may have to till a new spot in '54, hut with his size and speed, he should he ahle to play any position. If hc-'ll work hard this summer, he should have his greatest year as a Senior. IOHN MORRIS . . . Captain-elect for 1954. Ile- sides being the he-st hall carrier, he was responsihle for saving many long runs with his hard tackling. lie is truly a boy who loves contact and possihly the hest in the county. He has all the assets for he' ing a great leader in '54, and it' he improves next year, he will he one of the hest that's heen around. JOHN G.-XLYICN . . . a Fine player who loved con- tact and one who loved to pop 'em. l!illy was moved into the line this year and did very well at his new position. Another important joh that he handled was the centering on punts and extra points. He was the only hoy on the squad who could center the hall hack 10 yards. A regular for three years, he will he greatly missed come '54. JERRY LANTER . . a hig hoy with a big heart. Pinky didn't decide to play , football until the Paris game and was by far the outstanding line- man un the held. He never moved any faster than he had to, hut somehow managed to get his share of tackles. He did all of our extra point kicking and was average. His kickeoffs improved with each game, and he ended his career with a good game against XYestviile. IJANNY SMITH . . . the last of five Smith hrotllers to play foothall at Georgetown High. Ilan- ny never missed a practice in four years, and if , if f '. 1 6 '5 f L . W... . P . H . 'L ' ' F4-2-su' erxone would le se uw Imractice as that. 00,1 A one could realli dcxelop a st ont, team. Here is .t X, .lf nkrfistmm who shitttt to 1 tickle position on de- N ffl0'7-,'Y at fense trom an ent' and was one of the best in that '91,-exft! posttioi He was the hest trap blocker we had rxqvlbr -s's Wim and will he hard to replace next fall. 4 ll-Oortalyb Xi D751 acl: x v Cab, as . . ,la 1' ,f 'Zu yn. 9 - f , Q, , aw, Ma f ,. f ohn Calyen Senior right guard 164 lbs.--- Jerry I,anteriSenior--right tackle-19s1bg 6 0 Danny Smith Senior right end 150 lbs 'Srtl Ictter -2nd Letter tlnxd letter RESERVES , fr 'Az ' ' W f . t 4a:.f1' E' g E ' , ef ' . ... E Q .f . 2 f if-, 4: 3 , M 1' f ,fw.w K-f.,,, 54. . . . i.. . . in , 'Z ' ' - ' 5' Q. if L79 x '1 E' t Q ' 'F E E we E t. f- . . 1. . . Ee ee- e - .' . ,. l , ram 'l 42 txt 3545 43N N H.. A 'Q ii S 'a-It 'i -,. A ij rfb 'fee S 4' t., ' 1 xv ,K E7 as asa as R m- fl 1 .Q 5 NN gxtygk it if . A 1 r K 1 K., H-.ffm or t . - it - :ie , 1' if'l'Yietfffftfr: . H t Srandillg-Manager J. Bodnrt. Ii. Chantlmers, ll. Hasltington, L. Smith, R. Lecount, A. Whiteside. L. Perkins, j. XYhitniore, l.. Tucker. D. Burris. Sanders, Coach Yarbrough. Sefond R0-1:-T. Rasmus. S. Nail, l.. Neitxclt, R, Parke. G. Snook, Nl. Brooks. V. Austin, L. Lawrence, R. Carlton, HI. Nlikel. Firxt Rom:-A. jones, J. Dalide, R. Starxvalt, G. XYilliford, R. Hines, T. Xlalkus, IJ. l-ftlwnrds. Long, D. Richardson. j. Harris, R IQS ICRYE LIQTTERS Yerle Austin ltztrryl llurris Ronnie Crippin Rodney Dawson Richard Hines Lowell Kern lfarl Lawrence lion l'ataki Tom Razmus Page Seventy Gary Snook joe Sanders Gene Sprouls Ierry Stvrouls Ron Starwalt Larry Tucker junior XYl1lIIl1OI'C Cor-lon XYilliford N13 ,.,. kr 1. ask 'J Larry Perkins-Sophomore-right end-140 lbs.- 5'9 -flst Letter ou llrotos ffuniorileft guard-157 lh5,75 7'.. le! Letter QQ' Q5 Markevich-Junior-right tackle-180 Ron 6' U f1st Letter RON Xl.-XRKEVICH . . . one of the big- gest ltoys on the squad and one of the strongest. Ron was developing into our hest defensive tackle when the injury bug broke his ankle and sidelined him for the five weeks. If injuries don't hamper last him. we think Ron will be a great asset to the team next fall. LARRY PERKINS . . . learned plenty ahout defense this fall. Larry has good speed. and if he can put on 10 lbs. hy n fall. he should gixe the Buffaloes some good line play next fall. IOIC IJROTOS . . . started out strong. Joe 4litln't work hard enough to keep his posi- tion. XYith one year left, Joe Could help us greatly if held only make up his mind, and remember that one has to work for what one gets nowadays. fake j c v 'iw- Don M ers Qophomore-left guard-160 Julius Pataki--Senior-centergl55 Ihgu- 5 7 2nd Letter JULIUS PATAKI . . , developed into a tough guard to take out in practice. Julius does not have the natural ability that some boys possess, but was a very hard worker, He had great spirit and really loved the game, It's boys like Julius that make :1 football team. One needs boys to practice against and not just ll boys. RODNEY BROOKS . . . played a flawless game against Momence in place of Lacey, who was injured. Boys don't learn to play football in one year. Had Rodney stayed out his junior year, he would have gained that much needed experience. He attended every practice and always gave the varsity plenty of trouble in his steady charge and fine tackling. DON MYERS . . . injured in the early part of the season. Don didn't get to show us too much. However, he is strong and fast, and if he can learn the fundamentals of football, he should develop into a fine guard. .uwbils y .A, H lbs.-5' 10 --2nd Letter Rodney Brooks-Senior4center-170 lbs.- 5' 9 -fl st Letter junior SPORTSMANSHIP VVhitniore, Sophomoreg Joe Sanders, Freshmang joe Pintar, Seniorg Billy Morris, Junior. in - 1 KENT SIXIITH KENT SMITH In iior-center-6' 2 -1st Letter ,xp VARSITY SCHEDULE 5-. Date Opponent Place Nov. 20 Cayuga .... . . .Here 1 Nov. 24 Chrisman .... . . .Here Dec. 1 Westville .... ..... T here .... Dec. 4 East Lynn . . . ..... Here Dec. 8 lndianola .... ..... T here .... Dec. 12 Champaign ........ There .... Dec. 15 Unity High ........ Here Dec. 18 Oakwood .... ..... T here . . . jan. 5 VVestville .... ..... H ere Jn. 8 Bismarck . . ..... There . . . jan. 12 Sidell ...... . . .Here jan. 29 Ridgefarm . . . ..... There Feb. 2 Urbana .... ..... T here Feb. 5 Momence .... . . .Here Here is a boy who came a lo Hg XVHV IIS fl1C SCZISOII progressed. He was one of the hardest working bovs 1 ' and always worked to improve himself. I am looking forward to next year with him, believing he will make a great all-around ball player. GHS opp ...42 44 ...4+ 60 ...43 45 36 so ...63 27 30 ss ...+5 43 ...45 36 ...SO 59 ...ss so ...58 41 ...47 sz 49 61 ...69 52 fi K 1 4 1 1 I f' QE Page Seventy-t'wo svn, .X RESERVE LETTERS Verle Austin, Darryl Burris, and John Morris Sm11di11g-Coach Young, VVillard Morgan, jim Harris, Junior VVhitmore, Ronnie Felgenhauer X erle Austin Manager Larry Neitzelt. First Row-Larry Smith, Don Nier, John Morris, Darryl Burris, joe Sanders. IJIUU Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Opp0llL'lIf Catlin . . . Paris .... Hoopeston Chrisnian Rossville . Oakwood PARIS-Dec. 29-jan. VARSITY SCHICIDLIIQ Place GHS Opp. ....Here... ...68 55 .. .... Here.. ...53 45 .. .... Here.. ...56 -I9 .. .... There .. 47 52 .. .... Here.. ...67 70 ..........Here..... ...-I-7 37 TOCRNAKIFNT I-Charleston 45. Georgetown 43 COUNTY-jan. 18-2-I-XVestviIle 57, Ceorgetou'n -I-5 BILLY Moiuus than anV Billy probably has more natural ability I boy in the school when it comes to playing basketball. He is a very good ball handler, rebounder, and shot, and he can play any position. If he learns to control his temperament next year. he should have a great year and be one of the greatest basketball players to gradu- ate from Georgetown High School in several years. ISII I X MORRIS mor frxmri 5 I1 Ist Letter Sri111di11gAfXIanagcr john G alyer, , 43' VIII XL! Vcrle gan, Coach Yarbrough. First Roz:-Hill Morris, Kent Smith, Bob Duncan, jerry I.anter, Deane Cialyen, joe Pintar. l'n Austin, Danny Smith, David Potts, Don Beauvois, XVendelI Mor- ffr Sc:-only-tlzrce BOB DUNCAN-Co-captain-jum ior-forward-6' 1 -2 nd Letter. I9 - BOB D UNCAN Bob was one of the few we had back from last year. He started very slowly but near the end of the season began to End the basket. He is a good worker and I believe one of the best rebounders in the county. Bob will be back next year and l think should have a great year. Dlf.-XNIQ GALYICN Deane did not score too much but was a great defensive player and a better than avera e ball handler. He was a bov who never fave um and always . g . . E l . gave his best all times. DON BEAUVOIS Don did not play much but when called upon came through in great style. He never missed practice and was a boy we could all depend on when he was needed. He is the type of boy a coach likes to have around. XVENDELL MORGAN VVendell was another boy who always gave his best whether in practice or in the games. He was a good ball handler and the most aggressive boy on the floor. lt is too bad he wont be eligible to play next year because with this year's experience he should have made a good ball player. IJIQ.-XNIC GALYICN -Co-Captain - DON BICAUVOIS - Senior - for- XVlQNDlil,I. XIURG.-XN gjunior- Seniorsguard-5' 7 -3rd Letter. ward-6' 0 -lst Letter. guard-5' IU -lst Letter. fgf . V Wilkins:-Q INTERN ll jl-RRY In-XXTI-IR Pinky w as pruhahly our most consistent player of the year. He was always mntl for his share of mints and usually more than his share uf rebounds. - I I I l I . I I lhs graduation will leave a gap in next years Iczllll that will he hard to fill. DANNY SXll'l'll Danny undoubtedly was the hardest working hwy on the team. XVhat he laelced in ahility, he made up in determination and hard work. Although Danny never started a game. he came through in great fashion when needed must. jill. PlN'llXR joe started very sluwlv hut as the season progressed was one of our most iniprtwed players. lle was a fair seurer and guild hall handler. An injury in the inid-season hampered him eunsiderahly. DQXYID POTTS This heing Daye's first year out, it was hard for him to get started. He was the type of hwy who never gave up and was always trying his best. He should he given as much credit as the boys who played all the time. It takes a lot of eourage for a hwy who doesn't play lnueh to stick it out as Dave did. Il RX l -XNTI R Qfenxor or rd I lst letter DANNY S.Xll'l'llASeniurffurward IIOIT PlX'I'.-XRsSenior-- guard-5' DAVID POTTS-SenirrrAeenter- -6' lJ 42nd Letter. H -ISI Lvffvf- 6' 3 -ISI lffffff- 'W-we WW... fi sv--mul' Dear Herk1mer They tell me that th1s letter has to go to press so yye yy on t be hear1ng from each other any more I shall keep these letters as remmders of the fun that vy e hay e had th1s past year at G H S Why does Dale Gallagher sleep so much IH study hall lately Maybe 1ts because he made the honor roll last t1me and feels that he doesn t have to study anymore IfVe traded Ag teachers aga1n We got more for our money the large economy s1ze H15 name IS not Mr Llttler but Mr B1gger While the SCUIOIS are debat1ng on yyhat tr1p to take all of the Junlor class are mak1ng prom plans I heard that they yvere hav1ng the banquet at Norms and the dance 1n the feed m1ll EV1 dently they re havmg some financ1al d1Ff1cuIty Now lets all hope that they change the1r plans maybe they can rob the bank? and get some money Really though they are hay1ng lt at school thrs year Last year as you knoyy the prom yvas at the Hotel Wolford Royce G must have been look1ng at some good lookmg gal the other day He m1ssed the corner and h1t the telephone pole Everybody had gobs of fun at the square dance Son E had a black eye Monday to show for her fun Was lf acc1dental or 1ntent1onal Dav1dP DIYIC M must l1ke the name Sm1th Kent and Larry seem to be tyvo of her present adm1rers CHey Donna you d better yvatch Danny J Guess yyho yyent ker plunk rn chorus class today Thats yy hat Dolores H gets for try 1ng to jump oy er cha1rs Sandy S and johnny M are really h1tt1ng It o these days you should have seen those b1g roses he sent her for her b1rthday aye you not1ced the dreary look on Frank R and Delorls X faces the past feyy day S3 They must have gotten over the1r squabble be cause I saw them together aga1n today Georgetown Hlgh 15 reall hav1ng the soc1al l1fe lately There yvas a Soc Hop 1n the gym after the Momence game The only trouble yyas they d1dnt furnlsh any foot powder so we couldnt smell each others footsles There vyas also a dance after the Pans game By the way we really surpr1sed PHIIS d1dnt we: JHCIKIC D took qulte a tumble yvhen one of the players fell agamst her If We don t be careful there aren t go1ng to be any g1rls left to fimsh out school It seems as though everyone IS gett1ng engaged I heard that one girl 15 wearmg a d1me one mstead of a d1amond She had to qult yyearmrr 1t because she yvas gettmg a bad case of green finger Mr Cox gave the g1rls a talk 1n P L class the other day He talked about the love bug and the lazy bug that b1tes every spr1ng I th1nk the teachers need a talk1ng to too Some of them got sprmg fever first th1s year Sally M has been out of school for the past week She has a badly spra1ned knee Sally you shouldn t k1ck your httle sxster around so much IVestv1lle has qulte an attract1on for Benny L and Carroll B If you see the1r car head1ng north thats yvhere they are go1ng The way Benny passed me last nlght I belxeve that he has jet propuls1on Mr Burch IS spread1ng If around that he IS gomg to get h1s yy 1fe a truck for her blrthday If I were she I yvould get h1m a new m1nk coat for h1s All of the lumors yyent n1err1ly off to the gu1dante conference today I bel1eve some of them are beyond all help though Well the t1me has come yvhen I must b1d you ad1eu once aga1n But before leav1ng I must let you 1n on a l1ttle confident1al cony ersat1on that I overheard from a couple of the teachers today Th1S 15 yy hat I heard Mr Xarbrough Say Ike I hear that Mr Xoung gets up ey ery morn1ng and makes coffee 1n h1s palamas Mr Burch hot any more he bought a coffee pot S1gned Hoarrx ss P 1 . . , . 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Georgeiown, Iliinois rx Y qi f - i Phones 3466 8: 4096 f i 4-II I I COMPLIMENTS LATOZ HARDWARE PLUMBING-HEATING Georgetown Pastry Shop ek ek as Eledric Supplies - Pains Fresh Bakery Goods Every Day Birfhday and Wedding Cakes Wesfviiie Ridgefarm Georqeiown Phone 7581 Phone 322: Telephone 8l60 GEORGETUWN FEED MILL Wayne, Masfer Mix and Nu+rena Feeds Cus'Iom Grinding and Mixing -A complefe Iine of Fer+iIizer- PHONE 2876 GEORGETOWN, ILLINOIS Paac Eighty M' TESTA MOTOR SALES FORD CARS, TRUCKS, TRACTORS AND FARM MACHINERY George+own, Illinois Dial 323I STOKE'S AUTO SUPPLY AND HARDWARE AUTO ACCESSORIES BICYCLES SPORTING GOODS AND FISHING TACKLE PAUL B. STOKE Phone 266I GeorgeI'own, Illinois Over here, Indy! Joe Bonomo's Meat Market Telephone 607I I05 Eas+ Wesi' SI'reeI' George+own, III-inois GUST MECHALAS HOMEMADE ICE CREAM ICE CREAM SANDWICHES 600 Norfh Main SI'ree'I Georgefown, Illinois STEPHENSON'S GARAGE NEW AND .USED PARTS a :ze 1: AUTO MACHINE WORK Phone 34-7I Georgefown, Illinois HENDERSON INSURANCE COMPANY GEORGETOWN, ILLINOIS Pay? Eighty- FAZIO'S FEDERATED DEPARTMENT STORE I Shoes, Dry Goods, Ready-Io-Wear Visii Our Modern Shoe Repair Shop CHAMPION SPARK PLUGS JAMES G. LINDER ATTORNEY-AT-LAW sf ff vp Georgeiown, IIIinois THE DAIRY QUEEN 4I0 N. Main SI'ree'I George'I'own, Illinois BLACK'S APPLIANCE Zenifh TV Sales-Service-Ins+aIIa+ion I I I George+own, IIIinois 820 X '5 Phone 7:41 V UCK TIRES WHEEL BALANCING - J. K. GALBREATH CompIe'I'e Iine of Accessories FOR GROCERIES Mufflers and Tail Pipes Phgne 4I7I We deliver We pick up and deliver your car Georgeiowni IIIIHOIS I I I Owned and Operafeci by JOHN CHANTOS Phone 3IOI Georgefown, IIIinois G Page Eighty-t'u'o EORGETOWN THEATRE Complimenls of THE GEORGETOWN NEWS DR. WALTER J. BLUMTHAL The Homelown Newspaper OPTOMETRIST I Dial-415: ' ' ' George+own, Illinois Complimenfs of r .,,V, V. L. MURPHY. MDQJ r I ff! ' ll jf' X17 Lyllf xv YU- 'JL' in QV - ' f A ' I I A 'il M I X , - f ef I U11 I ' A, 'I if I I V I JJ f' V f JL? 'be. 'I ' .f . l7 f'2.ai5'M - ' fi ' KK 7' ' I e'A f' .ff I In M' W ,ff f! 1 J, 20 l ing! A M A 7-2 - I, ' - Fre5b111e11!?! ff' P1 I X H ' nowensuov 4' ' I ,M lj Puonsnn GEORGETOWN,Il.9..' f . 4 A ! ' I j,.'4l'i! fl II- L I N yy t , ff , r . ' fl' FIRST NATIONAL BANK 1 1, .111 lj Ziff L kr I ff I In Georqefown, Illinois vylw MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE I Y, GERRIB'S VARIETY Complimenis of Johnson Lumber Company Building Maferial WiHes PBIHIS Phone 646I Deposils Insured by The Federal Deposil' Insurance Corporafion Maximum Insurance for Each S I 0,000.00 Deposi+o'r S I 0,000.00 Page Eighty- ' I TROXEUS FARM MARKET WEST SIDE BARBER SHOP Open 8. A.M. +o 8 P.M. every day John and Elmer Hubbard Closed all day on Tuesday I I - I I I I I I I Norfh Main Slreef Georgelown, Illinois Phone 592I Georgelown, Illinois ig Q Henry is N sag 'fe Q5 szu.AGw , X ai ooo mmxsrs his sivil ,xiii eorgefown Kellyville X - , Indiana Brow 81 L nd . iw RI A ' CITY BILLIARD HALL Commodore Pribble-Proprielor l Georgelown, Illinois SUN SET BOWLING LANES Open Bowling on Friday Salurday Sunday POULTR EED LIVES K t X S SEE FERT 'IZER .i Phone 31 'dgefa , lu. X T rggbriv nn Bl' Roo eer ' Shakes ' i 6 r N S6hClWlCl1 6 Lv 1 . T n 7 - J 'Our nth Grade Gang Page Eighty-four BERT O. CALLAHAN 22I S. Main S+. Georgelown, Illinois Plumbing - Healing Maylag Appliances Phone 288I 5 COMPLIMENTS OF HOUGHTON FUNERAL HOME Congrafulaiions Class of I954 EDWARDS STANDARD SERVICE Corner Mrll and S+a+e Sfreefs Georgefown lllnnos TIRES BATTERIES CAR ACCESSORIES WASHING GREASING en Edwards Jr Owner R 'Tig X I rf. S, HALPERN, .4654 if X HELEN PATERZQSS' M MQKYQX- V I X K ERS LAWRENCE DM REV 5 WJK4 Complrmenfs of 'A WYER S FOOD MARKET 209 Soufh Mann Georgemwn llleno s Phone 25'-7l Georgetown Jewelry Store Screnhfic Wa+cI1 ancI Clock Reparr Walfham Wafches lrzut Hom Yypzng Clays 4,g,LjVfffY!fp N, ,Q Affx A341 ,CMQAJ 0 C 'ff' 'JComplrmenfs .4 4.5, ,,,.,,Zv my, kk oa V 17 FRIEND I R ,f K. - if xx L! U I I ' A VLH - - - x ff xx YQ x I ' K , E A A 'x ' ' F , KX xx , - - Xl' ' X 1 X . ' i I B , ., J r,., A . ff . Q 1 V I A ff 'fm ,, .ooe I 3 ,.f 'of I 'J , . . 1-,f - ,V - W ' ' E ' V T ' yy ' , ' ' A 4 - fc- , T, is --J'f -K 'tiki ia 1. Y - I Jig I H 4 K H 5 ' x , X - ' I I ', - .-.JN1 A f 4, 1' -, ,, lb! I ' -- V irylfx 5 JJ, I t ' 'I' ' 1 yawkkhkm, , f' .V ' I Y j . 2 771 ' EQMZEZ In ,E , N I ' A I K N. .. .,,f ff A' si ' ii? A ' To If 715 rj' . A 'F' ' V2-'E ' ' ' Pay U :iff 3'-five Y w :-1 X Er iw ffht 1 I i , I ' If . I . ll, A l i ' I i if fl ' .COMPLIMENTS OF CITY OFFICIALS i E V ' . ' ' ,MAYOR PATTERSON J , y I sv ' ' ' , 5 ' v i BOARD MEMBERS 6 ii I f ee,jeilMsl4i A. C. lroxel 1 . ' , I ' ele Surigail Ralph Lewman f if V U Tecl l-larl W 11 Q 1 F r-l i if ' ' n ,SN ' - 4 .1 Q . ' ,I LAFAYETTE ' ' McMASTER'S . LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Chevrolet. Sales and Service 4 A hz ai as 1 IZI4 Mil Sifeei i 2 Georgelown, Illinois I L. P. Livengood R. F. Dulces Phorae 227' 'A 5 Phone 227' C. W. Dulces ' ' V Aulliorizecl Uniledlkdfglor Service , 1 -Gfalion HERSCHEL E. HUGHES GEORGETOWN HEATING CO. 7lO N. Main Slreel' Crane-Plumbing Appliances and Williamson Furnaces ,r X 1 I ff Genuine Delco-Remy Aulo-Life Parls U. si Tires and Tubes Delco Balleries New Deparlure Ball Bearings Carler Carburelors Ola! H 01'1'01'5.'! oe Eighty-.fix COMPLIMENTS WESTVILLE CANDY HOUSE THE FASHION CLEANERS 6l5 Norfh Main Slreel' Georgelown, Illinois 'Easlern lllinois Finesl Dry Cleaning Service if W ,, H1ll'3fil z,-dig I5 is ' P? V . ,- . f p f A, I ,lf l P! 1 ay, 5vqfYrirsf'sEAu1Y SHOP '-'O , Uv lg08 North Main if' Georgetown, lllinois n I I P PHONE 7546 l Raving Beauties? HIBERLY Cox'S HY-Ho KENNELS INSURANCE Breeding of Fine Coclcers 4l4 N. Main Boarding of Dogs Georgelown' lllinois Georgetown, Illinois Phone l8I8 Compliments of STEPHENSQN'S Brilliant Bronze Bill Mahoney-Pro 'etor Implement 81 Auto Co. Farm Equipment-Parts and Accessories Welding and General Repairing G90f9el'0Wn- IIE S5 Phone 338l Riclgefarm, lllinois r' y Ar A if is Q 5 X ' lax k 5 I ii jj aw if iw' if fi N I ggi 93 B Min Pnopu RS simmv l ' Inj-lbw f' 'I' wnecl anclgjqpgratexr y Ffarrrplsfl Mfr sibshih dage Streq fl X V :lx Telephone 8I2 l 'jx I 'xii' w lDa vil illino' lj i lj' 'KY il .- lx I il. 'L Mix FAM? D lx l . K i L I COMPLIMENTS OF HERBERT sourou a. soN FEED-SEED-TILE coA1E's oncl-:Ann ,,ERT,,-,ZER Georgefownl Illinois 905 North Main Street Phone 466l Georgetown, lllinois P1I'1t3 is 4' HQ-a. VERMH. f X -n. ,Q :gg 1 A Wing! I v, .. .f,, --A MNH .K .3 ,. Remember . . . the water shortage? Our Cliistodiaiis---Xlr. Cornwell. Xlr. Snyder. and Xlr. Ball, Ronnie Parke wins first in grain show. Georgetown beats Sidell, 58--H. Homecoming game with Nlomenee XYOL'I,D THIC XYORLD CONIIQ TO AN FND llf . David Potts didn't always have some comment? Karen Perry didn't talk ninety miles an hour? Nlr. Burch was without a story? Phyllis Retfeitt ever remained ealm about something: Katie Xlille grew any? Sandra Fdmonds didn't have that where did I leave it? look on her face? Xlr. Cox started his announcements with something besides may I have your attention pleasen? Nlarian Koteher had blue eyes? Xlrs. Humriehous didn't know IVIWUII something happened? ,Indy Barnett had short hair? Xlrs. Parke swallowed her whistle? Xl . johnson combed his hair? Dixie Xlyers didn't always have a big smile? Xlrs. Reinerio ever rode to sehool? Donna and Danny' ever split up? Pagt Eiiflity-iirflit 4.'f p,4 51- ity, + f - af- . ' 5 - hx .,, L 7f......fz4...,7,,..,.,d.,,Z.,a,f'vS ,z2.f,,..,.,,c, 14-0Q'!aQx,4-cl' 4.,..4.4: 1.14-Agffwy x..1,.f..,.,,, '2',,,,..,,fLAa,.. .Q4,,f7z-ff-f Zglrvo-'1-J '41 '14 4' 444-'CRA MQMJLLWALVZAMLA, .cffzn Z! a' 'X7y4-ff .44-41 N'k'5Cf'4-af 44g,4.a.LA A60-auf 496-Mffffw f!1,v4Lf I o . 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