Gridley High School - Pylon Yearbook (Gridley, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1955 volume:

THE PYLON Class of 1955 of pTldlS5 COmmuHltJ Hlgh Qchool Edited and Published by the 4 in Norman Hauser' Marffqn Rob h PYLON EXECUTIVE BOARD Ddlfld H11 I 5 Conrm-: M5155 Mr' Hz!! 'Q 7Kl0PF6'755f'f' 'S htfy -X-4 .2 G I W v ,,s ' I '- '- V f THE , L P, l I 2 1' ' CY,-5 viz' 'Q N1 TQ 4 , sn' 5 PYLON STAFF EdltOT 1D Cnlcf Q4 ASSOClQtC Edltor ASSlStQHt Ed1tor Bus1ness Manager As lstsnt Buslness M nager Sports Edltor ASSlStQDt Sports Edltor Joke EdltOF Assl tant Joke pdltOP Mu 1C EdltOT Clubs and Dramat1es Cwlendar Typ1st Sn pshots HlStOTl n ASS1StqHt HlStOFl3HS Artlst ASSlStTHt APtlStS W111 Comm1ttse Sponsor , , n r11yn Roth Norm n Haus r D Vld 1111 COHnl6 Meiss Perry K1opfenste1n Wllbur H ny Kelth M1Cg nd Don Llmlng Charlene Krones COHnlG Carg111 Janet wltZlg helba Burge s Connle Carglll Pqtsy St lter J net W1tz1g Norman H user Don Llmlng LOlS Welsh Patsy Stnlter Davld H111 P t McCullough MarJor1e Lnns Ronnle Turner N ncy Hershe Dor1s Helm Melba Burgess Don Llmlng Harold Nrlght Mr H111 . - - -l,n . ' O cruoseonsasoa oaco'C- . ,. X 'Ol lil at . . rw . T. lvl ooo: L4 1 . I . 1 ' ' IIOOOIODOOIO agcoouao J U. . K X6 . O L+ C+ all goo ' . . oaongunnoaoooa ooocooa Z1 . , . . f. G lilo aug ' il . . . 1 oenncnsoouuo onerous' . . S '-J li' lon ' . . . ACtlV1ty Ed1tor... ...Patsy Stalter . . . . , Cl L2 lllllli ll. . . . or noon , Lf. 37' L upeossneooo one D . . . FI hall. fl. ' L a -1 8 1 . . ai lb' ll. I U. ' . . . B . .n C-loolusoocounot QI! C . . . . . KA ooo ooooooo fi -J- CA . .J -, . .Q noouooosessos 0 O ooo ' ' . . A C 000 l 0 canon . . . . one 1 Quan . . -, . . O00 usecs o FOFT' V' TT yn f 1955, hwve t n fro t 110 Du oxo out n, to you lo SlY+LCHth cultlof L o of Ivo, pucturesoue, ano CUthVHtlC aocaunt Ol to c L 1 o L Grldloj Hloh School duzln the p t fear, As fou lc f thlouah thlS book, we tuust thot you v 1 ICCClVC much ple sure from the lHfOlmutlOU and plotuioo whloh hovo boon comolled lq our deulre to brln rony iond mGmOTlC5 of GrLdley Hlgh to your mlnd as the yeqrs pwso bf, 4QLoRM J,. ibn class o , . ako g'oa p rv me in odlfiwf and Loosu i 3 th'U .'xu1A -w 'oL CP tho FYLOEn Through our efforts we have tried to present 3 3 So'iPii - ,f A ' W 1 J ' , u' A We 0 L v'ti-Q Q' ' ' '. 1' f Us T 4. . n- x O A. O bs 4. . . Q - ' , 1 , , ff K ' 'Lg Q - 4. . LA 4 .L w 1 ' X v ' A E V , ' 1 fx ' J vs n 1 1 1 JC., . 1 1 Lf ' , ' C Q U 1 A L cw w 'Z' rw 0 V A ,, A 9 :J ,nu , .JN 2, .J . N Q L cw 1, gre 22 mu My DEDICATION Thls volume of the Pylon has been dedlc ted to Ollle Shoemaker and Clarence Kyger Mrs Shoemaker has been a co sponsor of our class during our senlor year This year sue taught blO1Ogy and soclal studles and was sponsor of physlcal educatlon, and he was also head coach This year he was co sponsor of the sophomore class we hereby ex press our sincere appreclatlon to Mrs Shoemaker and Mr, Kyger for the co operatlon they have glVSH to our class, and for thelr lnterest ln our school. the Student Council. Mr. Kyger was in charge of boys' Shoemaker' DEDICATION C fafenca Kqgcr' administmicn 0 C3 X 5c00fggdf?a,z5f7b1ff7 ffmcr Gffrvg Albert Freq wlfffi Sommer Prusfclanb 1' fmsrfb Nagar Jcardbarzf Fog Stafbcr Lqfc Gffmorc , 3 is b nh ff-- V166 oma Gffmorzsl Reuben Hodfsf ,545'cr'gL af4cf Cuszfucizafv Cfb C'lfff0f'Cf Yoder' Nlhcl F2376 farroll lvafzfggr' K5 RXQN, T' f 'X-A Bcssrc Parks W H H1 ll Patrvcfa, C066 Wx.. has 6 'Z Hfllarcl Roznowakf Ollie Shoemaker Clarence lfqger' Dwfglrb Uannfnglzam lfsnnctlv Da Eng ,. -, , q if hr . l n 1 - N A f, X f ' - ,,, , gr!-.Q 'N f - , gf- . Ol' I, uf Q' 1 No' , , 'K I , gif 4 r' . 'S 'T' Q '11 1+ ww '- 1 'ata xv ' Q 1, 'ffm-Lek . f -. I X 'V ,rr . ' 'e XJ 1 x ,' 4 '- N ' HIGH SCHCOL FALULFY Carroll N3fZ1g6P, Superlntendent H Nlna UHlVPTSlCy of Illlnols dl Bradley Unlverslty M S , UHlVGTS1ty of I1llHOlS UH1VLTS1tT Unlverslty Snonsor of rlomenta 3 Co Sponsor Fox of Iowa of Illlnois Pvlon lrlck and rleld of Freshman Class ln Education, I S En llsh, Llbrarlan, Dramatlcs Co Sponsor of Freshman Class Ollle Shoemaker B , Western Kentucky State Teachers College M A , Unlverslty of I1l1HO1S Soclal Studles, E1010gy Sponsor of Student Councll Co Sponsor of SGH1OT Class Patrlcla Cote B S , I, Home Economics Sponsor of b H A Co Sponsor of Sophomore Class B. ED., I. S. N. U. M' S., . J . . . W. . ll B. S., - ' ' In Sa Us Mathematics, Chemistry, Latin af S. ' . . N. U S . . C . . Af , S . . f S. N. U. Cl ffwri lndvr 7 J LLQLJ onsor Y 711105 G OO f'1 I in lY1 fflff QCILQTICF F A, Juxlnr F T TCMCWI C Cole O Lollpfc rplcg wc L 1 oxen C fx K' J D rfs alfx 1 ',X 'J 9 E. S, in Ampiviltu al TQucLt'c- Cklghoiq A. Q L, Agw' ,?,,Q , ,,, GJ O D - .2 Sp' 'f F.wp CC-Sl nsor of I rlx vluss Cl Fence Kfver 2. S., Q61 1-1 Statq lei FJFU ' ,DJ Boys' Pugf: 21 Edg ation, F636 C 2 L Co-Sscngmr of S,pQcwoW6 Class Ferris La'1 E, 5, ii id cft',i, l. S. Q. U. Girls' Physical LducQtion f3QOIJk, ff G.f1,1. Co-nfonQ,F of JH-i, MLQSS Eiillygrd f1,z ,fS1' F. S. 'r1ICl.cQti.41, I. S. L. Il Cowreq W Assi-tagt Covch Spcisor wf G '7 :tc Cc-Ifcisor of Q :ic LESS Dwi ht JLK'iHf1'W B. S. ig Twsic Ed, gtin' O fxxt U. -Q fuS'- ' - Band f, 21GitY1ffex'X 'C B. S. L fa- An I'u Ht I L ' er 'LV .im ' .lm W fog fx IGGY' Q O Fw ul THlV Snor I C' fx 0 nov 41 1 PU Yee, F J lil' cmd Lvl? 0 Q 'N lQlL Qen 1 wc v dnA .LQIL wn C01UCTClul slw of Ill 1 t?MA1G I1 P11 S f'1'l F V Jn, 1115 polls e Cl C 191 O13 X if 1 L10 qc! Bcncdfcb Z 'W MOUF!C6 Dowling 1--p Norman Hauser' Don Lfmfng Mclbcz Burgess i Gang Gundq T' Dorms He lm S oanlcy Marbfn Conme Carfzgfl I Wflbur' Han Kenneth iff:-zffsr' Conn I6 M6 155 , s. 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I t if Z l -4 if-71 ' oyd Benedict A 1 , Gym Circus l Football l,2,3,1 Letterman's Club 2,3,U Senior Talent Show-H Melba Burge A , Llbrarlan 2 Gym Circus 1 Grldllte Staff-1 WEo7s who-1 Pvlon Staff L Calend r L N111 Commlttee ' ervous Tre ' 1 Promnter Mlxed Chorus 1,2 G1T1'S Chorus 2 Mu 1C Festival 1,2 Cbrlstmas Program 1, Connie C rgill H A, 1, , Secretary 2 Camp 2 l Gym Circus 1 Grldllte Staff F H A Reporter y on Staff-h Typist 'Happy Daze 3 'Nervous Wrec '-L HOm6COmlHg Queen4J Libr rlan 32 G1r1's Chorus 1,3 County 1,3 Mlxed Chorus l,2,3 County 1,2,3 Chrlstmas Program 1,2 MlXCd Octet 3 Dlstrict 3 S te 3 Band l,2,3,1 County 3 Senior Talent Show l Maurice DOW1lDE A 1 2, Secretary-L State Judging Contest Football 1,2,3 'Happy Daze 3 'Nervous Wrec N-L Senior Talent Show-D ry Gundy A 1 2, Basketball 1 2,3 M Mldstate 2nd Team 3 Honorable MSDtlOD-D Football 1,2,3 L Co-captaln-U Midstato lst Team-U Track 1,2,3 Baseball 3 l Letterman's Club 1,2 Gym Circus 1 Wilbur Hany Vlce presldent 3 Basketball 1 2,3,L Captain 3,b Varsity Mldstate 2 Football l,2,3,L B Team Mldstate 2,3 Varslty-h Baseball 1,2,3 b Track l,2,3,L Letterman's Club 1,2,3 H Outstandlng Athlete 3 Gym Circus l Grldllte Staff 3 L Ksst, Sports Edltor 3 Sports Edltor b P lon Staff 3 U sst Sports Edltor Sports Editor L Student Council 3 Class Presldent 2 King Candidate-M Librarian l Senlor Talent Show-M 2 L1 ---- ' F- F- -' ,Z Bfb F. F. .- , 3,u p Q r -D I , . -I p I F II- ' k L Fg Ho s'1 2 Ga . . -. F0 Fo It , 3,,-I, ' J 1 ' V, ' , - ' 'V . 2 '.- -Ll C - , H 'N N fck'-v . Q , G. A' -' ' ' 93yh- ' . - 2 L FQ Fg Ag 1 3 FQ Q 214. . un , 5 un .- ,. , I G- A-A--,341 - ,am ' ' l . . F' I ' -. P 1 0 l o 1 - A ,- I H- D .- I ki F - Q , 3 ' ' s' n . ' ' 9'- '. - - I r ' Q 1 . I 13 1 -' - '- .' ., - , ,L ta - t 'U' I 1 Norman H user 1 2, Reporter 2 Secretary 3 Basketball 2,3 Track 1,2 Class Vlce presldent Class Presldent 3 Student Councll 3, Vlce presldent-M vlon Staff-L Assocldte Edltor Snapshots-M HNervous Ureckn-M Mlxed Chorus 2,1 MUSlC Fe tlv 1 2J Boy4s Chorus-M Senior Talent Show-L Derls Helm A 1, , Secret ry 2 V106 presldent 3 Reporter 2 Y Pylon St ff l,2,3 Asslstant Artlst Grldllte Staff 2,3 'Hippy Z6 3 'Nervous Wrec H M Senler T lent Show L Don LlmlHg 1, , 2 Camp 2 3 Basketball 1 2,3 M Football l,2,3,L Most Valuable Player 3 All-Conference Guard-M ' Co captain-L Midstate Honorable Mention 3 Baseball 2,3,h Track 1,2 Letterm n's Club l,2,3 M Class Vlee UPSSldGHt-L Ellen Staff 3 I Asst Joke nditor 3 Joke mdltor L Snap hots H Will Commlttee L Gr1d11te Staff h Story Wrlter M 'Happy D ze 3 'Nervous Wrec H-H Gym Clreus 1 1,2 3 Homecoming Klng b G A A HGPOP Cr anley M1rt1n ASS1St3Ut Artlst Student Counell 3 Se retalv 3 HNo Boys Allowe ' 3 Gir1's Chorus 1,2 Mlxed Chorus 1 Muslc Festlval 1,2 3 1 2, Reporter 3 Vlce presldent-h Football 2,3,h Mldstate Honor ble Mentlon H Co c ptaln ChPlStm1S Program 1,3 Track 2,3,L Kenneth Klefer 1 2, , Treasurer 3 Presldent b Basketb ll l Footblll 2 3 M Letterman's Club 3 Student Counell 1,2 Letterman's Club 2,3,h Class Vlce presldent 3 Student Councll l,2,h Presldent M Grldllte Staff 3 F r A Reporter 3 'Happy Daze 3 'Nervous Urec H U S A R U Senior Talent Show H ,a,,, , 1 1 Da H 1 - k , F' F' A J 31h ' H -4 - .' ' F. F. A.- 2 3 T - -h ' J , -2 b - 1 L: P, Q ' O .C . -L -. F ' .f1 a -2- F. Hg q ' 2 3 Lu T 'nl Gs Ao Ao 1 2 1 , 2, H - -. ' k Class SGCFGtHP -1 Senior Talent Show-M I O. 4 . i , . ily. Q .u 0 it 'Z St' 2' ' 1 ' 1 . ' F' F' A 9 39M HV , V d'- - - '- . 93 -' I n o -' ,2,3 . a P U 1' ' 13 -- ' -LT L .. gb F. F. A.-, 3 u - - . - ' al Y... -' ' C it 5 ' 1 J ! W M k -, Mixed Chorus-3,M Octet-H Music Festival-3,h Christmas Program-A Boy's Chorus-h Connle Melss A 1 2, -1 2, ,, Class Hmstorlan 1,2 Elon Staff 1,2 H1StOPl n 1, Asst Buslness Manager Buslness Manager H Gridl1te Staff l 2,3 L Go slp Reporter l,2,3 Gosslp edltor H Iibrarl n L Llterary Contest 3 L 'Happy Daze 3 'Nervous lre H L Gym Clrcus 1 M jorette 1,2,3 1 Mixed Chorus 1,2 Muslc F6St1V 1 l,2 Chrlstmas Program l, U Girl's Chorus l,h Fall Festival 2 Sprlng Festlval 1 Marilvn Roth A 1, , Vice olesldent 3 Class Pr sldent l Class Tre sarer 3 Elon Staff 3L A st Edltor Edltor ln Chlef-M Llte rj Contest H 'Hapry Da e Sen or T lent Show L Gym C reus 1 V1 ed Chorus 1,2 G111 s Chorus 1,2 FCStlVa1 1,2,3 C1 lstmas Program 1,2 P nd 1,2,3, 3 Tom Sherman Ctransfer from Eurekaj F. F, A,-b HNervous Wreckn-M Prompter M Senior Talent Show-U Lora Faye Skaggs Gridllte Staff M Inquirin Reporter r 'H ppy D ze Prompter 3 'Nervous Wrec H-L Gym Circus 1 G1rl's Chorus l,2,3 Mlxed Chorus l,2,3 Music Fc tlval l,2,3 Christm s Program 1,2 Senlor Talent Show L Pat St lter A 2 Sectlon Officer 3 Class H s Oflun Student Councll 1,2 Club News Edltor H Ellen St ff A Typist H H1sto lan M Actlvlty Editor M 'Happy Daze 3 'Nervous Wrec ' M Cheerleader 1,2 Gym Clrcus 1 Queen's Attendant 2 Mlxed Chorus 1,2 Girl's Chorus 1,2 MUSIC Festiv l 1,2 Chrlstm s Program 1,2 Senlor Talent Show-M Qonnie Turner Ltransfer from Colorado! ylon Staff-H F' H' v' s 31h .-- - G. A. A. , 3 D F. H. A.-2,3 L f ' G. A. A.-2 P . 1 . . ' - . ' - ' a a 5-3 'a -. 3 , I ' ' - k L J L 'a -v - ' -- A . A , n ,' NS . - 1 H- A - I 'L ck -L ' - -l Z1 ,L. 8. - ,D . 4 ' . 3 ' ,L-L Ga Ao Ac- 1 . 23 F' H0 0' 93sLff ' . ' . ' a i t 'C -M senior Talent Show-L! G1-1411158 Staff-L1 Fa Hs Q 2 3 . fir. , ng - , D 1 nn - 4 Za Q ' -2, ,LL ' P , ..-,,l W 0 S. 'Q 73 ' ' c I-2-any HQ- - n -.I .- I 1 ,J Z Hn-3 - I , ix als -1 1 ' a - ' i'5i .Ll ,3 . L , 'U-,a i 'K -. lbasic 'w ' - 1 Q' e U P g Artist L Student Councll b Senior Talent Show U Auburn Wells Ztr nsfer from Normal! Senior T lent Show b Track M Lois Melsh A 1,2, President-Q Class Secret ry 3 Class PPCSld6Ht-M Student COUHCl1'b Gridllte St ff 3 L Asst Edltor Edltor L L Ellen Staff I Sn pshots D 'Happy Daze 3 'Nervous lrec H-1 Libr rian 3 Literary M Mixed Chorus l,2,3 Girls' Chorus 3 Music Festival l,2,3 Chrlstm s Progr m l,2,3 Janet WltZig H A l,2, , A l 2, V1ce president-M Student Cou cil 2,3 Secretary 3 Class Secretory Treasurer 1 Cl ss Secretary-M Gridllte staff 1,2,3 Lp Cllss News Reporter l,2,3 Class News Lditor-1 glen Staff 3 Hlstorian 3 Typist L Clubs nd Dr m tics b 'Happy D ze 3 'Nervous Ureckn l Gym Circus l Homecoming Attendant 3 M Mixed Chorus 1,2 Girls' Chorus 1,2 Music Festival 1,2 Christm s Progr m 1,2 Senior T lent Show A H rold Wright A l2,, Sentinel 2 B sketb ll l,2,3,L Baseball M Letterman's Club 2,3 M Cl ss Vice president 2 Student Council 2,3 gy on St ff b Will Committee L 'H ppy Daze 3 HNervous lrec H-M State Livestock Judging Senior T lent Show M --!. L - , ' Q X 2 -, U. 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E - , 5 . x ., ,,, ' - 4 7' P L ,' o -' - -L C U S '- Y L Q H- ' IQ -:- CLASG WILL I, Lols Kel 1, wlll the Gridllte to Pauline Kent I, Connle Melss, wlll my Shaeffer pen and pencll set to Margorle Bales I, Narllyn Roth, w1ll the Pylon to David H111 I, Vl1buP Hany, wlll mf athletic ablllty to Marvln Kaupp and Tllfred Eades Gary Gundy, wlll my height to Roger Flurer Lloyd Benedlct, will my abllltj to annoy peoole in class Pat Qhoemaker Auburn Wells, wlll my quletness to Terry Adams I t nle artln, wlll m workinv ablllty to Perry ilopfensteln I, Patsy taltex, wlll mf abllltv to tyoe to Ross Funk I, Kenny Klefel, wlll Pat DcCullough to Larry Stahl I, Harold xflght, wlll my ab1l1ty to annoy Mr Yoder to I, Maurlce Dowlir , vlll Donna l11SOH to Darrell Roth, but he must glve her back at the end of the school year I, Lora Faye kapgs, will Cllfford Benedlct to Charlene Frones We, Janet VitZ1g and Norman Hauser, wlll the noon hour study hall to ielth Ulegand and any glrl ne can flnd I, lom Sherman, wlll the control I have of my halr to Jane MCKlD1GY COHUIG Carglll, wlll my abllitf to annoy Mr Qoznowskl Flsie Gramm Melba Burgess, wlll my serlousness to Leland neiss. Ronnie Turner, wlll my basketb ll ablllty to B111 leghauser Don Limlng, will my Wh1Sk6PS to Cdarles Rlnkenberger, I, Dorls Helm, wlll my artlstic ablllty to Jane Gramm Ve, the senlor class, wlll our ablllty to VlS1t lr Nafz1ger's offlce frequently to the JUH1OP class f'1 ' ff sl ' ' ' , . . . . . C V . . . 0 ,. A . X . . . . 0 I, H. . . I, . N . . X to o . . . . I, 'J , , Q , S 8 Y' If ' ' Y - J ' ' , , . L I 0 1 ' 1 ' ' w U J I - I . 1 . T I . - o J . . - - , . Y-'xritzigo ' LQ 1' -T I X! Q :Cv ,. , Y 0 ' ' N' .3 I 1 o I . A . ., . n . . , . L . K Q m . . Y . h - C I, 1. 2. . I . I . L . to ...a 0 In . V I, I ' 8 ' Kr' I . I, ' , ' 1 . . . . . L ' o . . . . . . M .'f '1 9 , . y . . . PROPHECY THE GRIDLEY GAZETEER Gridley, Illlnois ANOTHER SPEED RECORD BROKEN Albequerque, N M Harold Wright, that nervy jet pilot, has broken another speed re cord He was clocked at the phenomenal speed of MS M per second when asked where he got the nerve to perform such feats Wrlght calmly replied, 'I refuse to take life se i ously Years ago I learned I would never get out of it a live NEW GIRL IN F B I Washnngton, D C Miss Con nie Cargill, of Grldley Ill lnOlS, was hlred by the F B.I, yesterday She has been placed in the Missing Persons Bureau, asslgned to the task of traclng one Walter L Punke NEW ENGLISH TEACHER Gridley, Ill Maurice Dowl ing, a graduate of I S N U has been hired to teach Eng l1sh ln the Grldley High School Mr Dowling says he now knows what it feels l1ke to be on the other side of the desk May 13, 1965 LOCAL GIRL HONORED Hudson, Ill Miss Janet Wltzig has been chosen the 'Happy Hello G1rl of Hu son When interviewed Miss Witzig was asked if she ev er thought of retlring She said, 'Absolutely not' Why everytime I listen in to those High School boys and girls talking, I relive ev ery thrill of my own high sc ool love life GENERAL MOTORS SIGNS GUNDY Detrolt, Mlch General Mot ors yesterday announced that they had hlred Gary Gundy of Grldley, Illinois as a test driver for the next five years Mr Gundy's job is to see how much wear and tear each model is able to take ANOTHER GIRL BITES THE DUST Las Vegas, Nev Tom Casa nova Sherman, the famous lady killer has gust broken off with his eighth wife Sher man and Zizza Lazzi, famed fan dancer,are planning an early fall wedding. 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D D . - Q Q Q 1 o - . . . . . - o o Q The Grldlev Gazeteer 13 happy Stockyards, BOUNCER A HERO Chlcago, Ill Melba Burgas gorgeous dancer at the Chez Paree, had a naxrow escape last hlgnt n lba was ln her dres ln? room when man broke 1n She sc eamed for help and was re cued by the Club bouncer, Norr Hauser, that star pupll of Dqarles Atlas SENAIOR PUSIES RILL W shlngton D c M1Q Lols Welsh, S n to from llinols, stnport for a HGlV6 the land bac to he people blll' Thls new blll wc1ld make lt llleg l for one Iamlly to own more than 180 acres A NEW ADDITION to announce the addltlon of a new staff member N138 Do rls Helm has been hlred as Lonely hearts dltor We be lleve T155 Helm w1ll be a capable editor ln this depart ment KIEFLR TO HLAD SURVEY Los Angeles, Callf Kenneth K1efer,formerly of Grldley, Illlnols, has been hlred by the Wlne DlStPlbUtOPS Associ atlor of Amerlca to make a sur Vey of those wlnes found ln the cellars of Amerlcan Soclal Itl9S K1efer's best recommen datlon for the Job 1S hls un- canny ability to gain access to the prominent families. HANY SE T DOWN Emporla, Va Wilbur Hany, once promislng rookle pit cher with lilwaukee, took another step in the wrong direetlon yesterday Hany was sold DT the Class C Em porla tear to the Class D Wenatchee Worms of the Sun set League PATENT GRANT D LOCAL DAN Gridlo5, Ill L D Be e dlct of thls town na nounced that ne has been ventlon, the Outslde Arm Rest for autos The Arm Rest lS deslgned for those who l1ke to one arm out TALKING drlve leanlng the wlndow RECORD BROKEN Chlcago Yester day Stan P rtln, Grldley Auc tloneer, broke the record for contlnuous talklng Stan was able to talk a blue streak for 3h hr l7 min Auburn Wells, another GP1dlG3 Auc tloneer, previomsly held the record PROF TURNER GOES TO M O M S Lost Paradlse, Arkansas Pro fessor Ron Turner, noted bee aut1or1ty, wlll glve a series of lectures at M O M S lMeiss Old Naid School! operated by Connle ueiss for other 1n tellectual Old I81dS Pro fessor Turner's lectures, of course, will be about the birds and the bees. 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SPORT NEWS OLYMPIC CHAMPION Tokyo, Japan Grldley, Ill has 1ts flrst Olympic Cham pion today Lora Faye Skaggs, described by authoritles as the perfect femlnine physical speclmen, has won the woman' welght llftlng championship of the world ACE DRIVER TO SHOW Falrbury, Illlnois The Pres ldent of the Falrbury Race Track Assoclatlon has an nounced that Pat Stalter, that fabulous stock car drlv er who halls from Gridley, Illlnols, w1ll appear here over the week end Pat has a strlng of 102 straight Vic torles gO1Hg CLASSIFIED ADS HAVE YOU EVUR WONDLRhD IF GRAY MATTLR REALLY MATTDRLD? We are now offerlng to teach brain surgery by correspon dence You can help to make the American Public more open minded Just send your name and address to Dr Marilyn Roth at O01 Sara Bellum, Peo lesson will be mailed to you You'll soon learn that it's n to Tinker with a Thinker', PERSONAL Handsome, charming, 1 telllgent, witty and gay young man about town wishes to share his gifted nature and bring as much sunshine as possible into the drab lives of young women Call Don Liming, 5 Red, for appoint ment References required fi' 'T ' I . 41 1 AT 1 . . W Y V H . O ' s . , . . . . 1 ria, Illinois, and your first ,,, , , Y f ' . - - - - fu n a n , . -. O I O IWE- -'U wa.,- ,.u-M . u A L 'QQ--, , A W 35' J I P 1 I' elf L I. AL. SENIOR HISTORY C1951 19585 On September Ll l95l, lnto the meltlng pot of C-rldley H h were poured twenty one green fre hmen ACCOPdl1g to the reclpe chosen by Mrs Ogden ad nr DeYong they were to be well mlx d Selected as chlef lngredlents were pre ldent Marllyn Roth, vlce presldent, Harold Wrlght secret ry treasurer, Janet WltZlg nd hlstorlan, Connle Melss All were thoroughly mlxed by the sophomores at an 1n1t1 tlon p rty t Lake Bloomlngton L ter 1U the rcclpe d t1c sure hunt was glVCH to the sophomore m1xers br the freshmen lngredlents Wllbur Hang, Gary Gundy, and Donald Llmlng fell lnto the athletlc pot Patsy Stalter, St nley Martln, Peggy L ne, and Kenneth Klefer were dropped lnto the Student Councll, nd the rest lnto F.F A , F H A , and G A A Two other cute dlshes that added to the success of the reclpe were Janet WltZlg, hOmGCOm1Hg queen attendant, and Patsy St lt r, cheerleader Leavlng the recipe durlng the flrst process w s Alvln B rham, and JOlHlHg the lngredlents later was Rlta Hourlgan We hope to add more and more fl vor ln the next three years. .1 O f . - . . an ' I ' , ' i ff- ' LL, -' J S - 3 .- , LX 'A ,. 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O ' C. - . . . 4 . a - C - n I ' , c'l C1952 19537 ln 1952 a more experienced group of twenty one gathered to take up their role as sophomores and plan to add a new dish to their menu The chefs this time were Mi s Clark and Mr DeYong Wilbur Hany, president, Norman Hauser, vice president Marilyn Roth, secretary treasurer and Connie Meiss, historian, were chosen as main ingred ients and helped to make the dish delicious We sopho mores took our place as mixers of the green freshmen at an the fre hmen returned the party by mixing us at a treasure hunt Several sophomore boys helped to fill the school's athletic pot and were very successful Pat Stalter, Janet Witzig, Harold Wright, and Stanley Martin were chosen to helo with tho Student COuDCll'S menu for the year The sweetness for our recipe was folnd in Patsy Stalter who serv d as our cheerleader and homecoming queen attendant Jin Parks helped represent our school at the literary contest and Marilyn Roth at the music contest We were proud of the first two courses of the meal and hope the last two can be as full of success and pleasure . . I . . .I 'S . . ' ' . ' r . - . 5 F . K- I . . . , - O A . .J initiation party at Lake Bloomington. Later in the year l s ' . O A . V . Q O . 1 . L . e , ' . N ' r - L ' A ' - A. A F A W - . C1953 19513 Tris year, 1953, a group of twenty one students, fCC1lHb Very much at home, gathered together to plan new menu At the he d were two cooks, Mr Osborn and nrs Archer, The flrst p rt of the menu called for Norman H user, president, Stanley Martin, vice pres1dent, Lois Welsh, secretary, Marilyn Roth, treasurer, and Jsnet W1tZlg, hlStOP1 n Wllbur H ny, Norman Hauser, Harold Wrlght, nd Janet WltZlg were part of the Student Counc1l dish, To add fl vor to the menu Peggy Lane w s chosen QUG0n'S attcnd nt Connie Meiss and Jim P rks were p rt of the lltorary dlsh, and Connie Cargill and Ina Huffman were part of the music dish Wlth the help of one of the other cooks t Gridley High, Mrs Hollow y, the class presented HH ppy Dazen a three act comedy On A y fourteenth a de11c1ous course was enjoyed by ll t the Pere larquette in Peoria where the Juniors had a b nquet for the senlors, f eulty, nd bo rd members Most of the boys helped to make the qthlGt1C dlsh better, and they dld very good Job A very speci l dish w s Wilbur Hany, co eapt in of the basketball team Throughout the year we g ined two lngredlents, Ina 1- I r .L 'X . nr E . , , V Q n ' 7 Q L, Q - - - J rs Q ef. S C ' ' ' ' c ' -' ' ' ' ,. o '- 7 n 4. e. . . . . . Q. . ' fi ' n C. ' c CY, c. . . A Q c Ll El - n H ' A ' n , Q ' Lp . . c ' c C U . . l . '- KA . a e A - a 0 ,V a . . x A . V - - - . a a JL . . .A . ' n n n C1 ' ee e. r . ' g ,, . . Q ' c.. 1 . , ' ff ' a Q ' LA 3 ' fl a . . . a A Huffman and Ronald Turner, but later we lost two, Peggy Lane and Rita Hourigan. We will be looking forward to our next and hope we can have as much fun and succes been having, f195l+-1955? Fhls year, 1953+ 1955, the flnal course to our menu Uhoemaker and Mr Roznow a chlef cooks Tlose who helped to season and last year as we have lS belng added kl were chosen our menu and make lt a success were Lois Wel h, presldent Don Liming VlCL presldent, Janet WltZiF, secretary, Marilyn Roth, txeasurer, and Patsy Stalter, hlstorlan Elghteen students were put into the bolling pot, but were soon Jolned by two other inaredlents, Tom oherman and Auburn Wells Agaln, as ln the past three year , many of our boys fell into the athletic pot Stanley M8Ptl1, Don and Gary Gundy were chosen as co captains of the team Tho e chosen to help the Stud nt Ceunc l 1U Hauser, Wllbur Hany, and Stanl r J3FtlP, r o was as the maln chef Helplns to make the e d s Limlng, football tkeir chose , . . . . a Mru 0 ' Q og UA 3 Q s . ' . 1 . Ar. I , S . ' ! 3 . . . JL l O .J 1 U , . . O I . . . , LJ I 1 ' ' qw 1 j M 0 . . , L A C - 4 5 '.4 I s , ' e , . L 1 . . . . m ,- v part of the menu were Lols Welsh, Ronnle turner, morgan . . . . , V A ,, xv A 'ffl 'K 4- ... 2 I ' ',-,,., ,-.,v..:.,.. 4 L- .- ' - - -----,-.... . J .l. - Ho..- cv-..-.l5, l .. c. -5 ......,-:': wele our K1np, Don LlmlHg nd Queen, Connle Carglll Thelr attendants were Jenet Witpiv and Vllbur Hanw MqPllVD 'ot , COWH1G Melss, end Lols Uelsh were added th lt rerg d s , d Stanley Tdrtln vis part of the lC d sh Lol U lsh and Stanley M rtln were chosen Q ele D nd S A R course. Thls veer tue class pr sent d the el j, nNervous Ireek , und 1 the dlreetlon of our engllsh t nClG , Mies Fox Scout Slow on I cb lCSS Aerll 27 Lle el d tzelr mel cook left on a trlo to tue Oearks to test tne success of tnelr m nu. This was e oellohtful ddlt1OW to be sure. Tne JUHlOPS g ve us our flHTl ml lng on M I 13 at the Junlor Senlor Banquet whlch was held at tne Pere Merquette lr Peorla On N f 56, twentv One SbYlOTS were turned lrto the world to choose twelr own menu for the rest of thelr llfe. Ve are sule th t we'll never foroet the menu th t good old G C I Q hes UlV6H us for tme east four years. Qw . , A .o . ' - 5 1 U ' :- 0 . N 1 1 ' A , -, D A sf. . H . . 6 . .L - L,-.. , ,L -.. J. ' . . - U to e l e e 1 1 h an , 1 QC- L :V 7 1. 'T 'H - fi . nvs l 1. s we . e s 4- -. A 'T I 1 s-AL: 'flu Cf- o 0- 0 1 C T q 3 nf - L. ,'1e. . . L. My . L1 I. C-' U J .H 'ef ' ' H , ' Cu 1 r W's .N 1 e. N ,v , , .2 on November l2, lQSh. Le, also, presented a Senlor Talent M 4.A le wir - ll, , . . ' .N f . ' ' On L A -X ess an A A r. . 2 .L 7- 3 F' x A 1 ' F' W U .3 1 - A . . 1 'I L. A 'e '. ' la H ' Q dx' aw . - . . , V O A . . J- I . . ,ay L ., Q A 4 - I f 5 A , 2. ua A L X 5' ' , . f , ,re a A e- .3 l 'X a 1 f ' 1 .- o 9- ok-'a L- ,- - A EX. E K l'1w'N ty M t1c,4r Hu 1' 'dm-M ,J su 1 ,N H A. s. f ,d Q 1, . A--.. 9 2 . 1. an G Pfgfyfqn IQOGH LOIQ-5 Vkfc'1f,Sf7 3' Y 0 onma M5155 Pats q Sbalbctr' Da md H1 If Marlena EIO! far' -.za G4 ' Ziff! .' ix-N T 45 'SF m CIOLARSHIP Thls sectlon of the Pylon lS dedlcated to t1e dents' ba 1C actlflty, acqulrlng of knowledge Pow well a student has prog e sed ln the above lS lndlcated b the SChOlaStlC achievement he has attalned as evidenced by the grades he has earned durlng a certaln perlod of t11e The ouplls who ranked hlghest ln the freshman soohomore, and JUHlOP classes, respectlvely, at the clo e of the school year 1953 l95h, ln the senlor class in the the class of l955 are honored by lncludlng thelr hoto graphs on the precedlng paLe and by 1lS'lHQ belov thelr grade point averages T1e sy tem of awardlng grade polnts l as follows NkvPUn UOlDtS nolnts OO1DtS D polnts All term, semester, and flnal grades haxc been used lH t e calculatlons to arrlve at the awardlng of all scholar hlp honor I- CD , . f, SD n- :f P5 D. . v- I-J XO me U1 Ln, Q ' cn -P' . I UJ I-I J ' XO ,- P - U1 - RTL y, . . Q3 . ba I5 V A , A I, , QJ . . .-5 . nu Q v CT IQ I I I I HJ 4 I ' x . Q3 ' I U1 ' L -I I- rv E ,7 CD I Lvl QJ I I I C .1 H0 I n 4 Q I ' C1- . , . O ' 3 pa. - 97 I5 r' , . . Q3 . . - C ' D 1 . Q-I s l 1 ,X 1 m I In w I- ' C u ' Cf' . ID .1 C+ ' I' 9- PAH 'J O S I- ' C9 m v Q4 d ' . 5 'f O Ui I 'J C1951 19551 Iarlljn Roth, V ledlctorlan 1 1 Grade Pelnt Averao L 937 L01 leleh S 1UL8tOTl0H 13M A 10 B's Gr ee POlHt Average M 9 0 fl953 195MB M3P11XD Roth, JUHlOP C Ar Patrlela etaltfr, Junlor 3 A S Grade Pelnt Average 4 970 Davld H111, Soehomore 36 A's Grade Po1nt Aver e S 000 larlene eteller, Fre hman 30 A's 6 B's Grade Pelnt Aver ve M 833 4195A 19553 Gonnle Melss, Senior 36 A's Grade POlHt Average 5 000 Patrlela Stalter, SGHlOF 36 A's Grade Polnt Average 5 000 LOlS Wel h, Senlor 36 Afs Grade Point Average 5.000 DI , T Q . .r 35 f'S 9 B's 4 ' 0 ' A 'TG' o .S TQ N y 3 . rm D . - . 3 H .. Y . 32 5 1 B Grade Point Average-M,970 . . 0 J . 5 1 1 B - ,'1 Q X YAY ,' 1 .f 'XF CW K ,-I S A D ao 1 . A A 0 0 ' 'Y Q MJ . S . juniors F . . 7 I j LLL 6, EA I Qs , 0, X -xp-f X 7 I JUNIOR HISTORY C1952 19533 On September 2 1952, twenty four scared freshmen started e brand new experience We were Off1Cl8lly inltleted by the sophomores on Qeotember 17 Our class officers for our flrst ye r lH good old G C H S wer Keith Wleg nd, presldent Perry Klopfenstel v1ce presldent, Dorls Helm, secretdry, B111 Kriegh user, treasurer, and Davld Hlll, renorter Gur class sponsors of our class to serve on the student councll They were Donna N1lSOD, Perry Klopfensteln, P ullne Kent, and B111 Kriegh user We gave the sophomores a return b1rty on November 17 We held a square dence on March 7 1953, to raise money for our cl ss fund It was b1g success During the ye r Donna Milson w s elected as queen' ttendant, and E1Sl6 Gramm w s chosen as Q cheerleader from the freshmen class We also ucqulred s new member in Patsy Shoemaker 6 c A , , F 3 A . 4 . . ' g ' A A a n . Q . . . . . e ' e ' 1 3 'n, . H N . , . A C 0 . A ha ' . ' o X were Mrs. Rodgers and Mr. Bain. We elected four members , 1 . . N e . E e . . , f Z e . e ' . , 'e Y H S e ' . R - f C- I ' C . ' a C1953 195m Ne entered our soonomore y r at G C H S wlth one new member, Ray Huifman During the ye r we lost Jlm D ubs, who moved to F lreury Our el s offleers for thls ye r were presld nt, Pet Snoemak r, V106 presldent, M rgorle B les, treasurer, Elsie JP mm, eer +ury, P ullne Kent Our queen attend nt w s Elsle Gr mm oponsors were Mrs, C ble nd Mr Yoder, On Sept mber 15 we 1n1t1 ted tle freshmen nd give tnen p rty t the l ke The sophomore el ss w s very well represented ln all the tnletle team thlS ye r nd we Fu very proud of tnose boys Durln tn yr 1 we held ehree o ke sales nd ehree square d ree to r lse money - - - . E T. 'A ' f . OW 'N L ' D- l O I 0 I ' ' fi . 11 ' K g ' 'ee 1 9. . A - a be Q I 41 'A . v D . fj e 0 ' Q ' ' v ' rr. 1 n . ' M fl ' ' rw I c. 1.1 , Q on ,f-1 , ' . . Z1 - 1 ' S 'X C u C1 ' 9 X c ' E. ' cv '. ,,, , Us i Us l g M Lv. ai Q ' AA . . . A 1A X n L, ' Cs ' A ' ' C. c ' -. rs ' fx fs fa N A KA Q. ee u. g fi 11 ' ' 3 I CA ZA 1 A - . - f- .. - ' N o ' .rw fu -'1 -X c,L - . Q 1, G. LA 1 1 O - '. ,. . - 1 ' -, 1- Q e Ja' E df S - 1 a -J . r- n fj ' Y 11 L -J me ' L. .gd . 619514 19557 On August 31, 19Sh, our class st rted on the second h 1f of 1ts Journey t good old Grldlcy Hlch SlHCC Ray Huffm n rovcd, wc wore mlnus one mcmbcr Our c1 ss Off1C6TS for thlS ye r were prcsldcnt, L rry St h1, v1ce presldent, Perry Klopfensteln, ecret ry, D vid H111 nd treasurer, Terry Ad ms Our sponsors for this yc r were Miss Parks Gnd Mr Yoder class, and Donna Wllson nd Elsie Gramm were elected cheer le ders Durlng the course of the year, we held scver 1 square d nces nd chlle supper for mon J msking purposes Our p1 y, UNO Boys A11owed', w s lso a blg success Once ag ln, as ln the previous two ye rs, the boys from our cl ss m de up the nuclcus of the thlctlc te ms. We rc 11 vcry proud of these boys a , - Q . . Q . 1 .T . . Cl li 4' . A ' . 8 ' . S Q . n a 3 , . -p . I - ' ' s a a ' 3 Q a . 4 18 Q . . Marjorie Bales was chosen queen attendant from our ' a L f - H W . . I U 3 2 e 5 a ' ,I e'- Q . a ' a 2 ' . Q ' ' 1 J 1 Q a a A a , - ' so - Q s - . TOP ROW THIRD ROW BOTTOM ROW. JUNIOR CLASS Darrell Roth, Leland Melss, Keith Wiegand, B111 Krioghauser, Ross Funk, Tllford Eades, Eldon WltZlg Dorls Helm, Pauline Kent, Pot Shoemaker, Jdne McKinley, Donna Wilson, Margorle Bales Perry klopfensteln, Mr Yoder Jane Gramm, M8PVlD Kaupp, Ch rles Rlnkenberger, Roger Flurer, Charlene Krones SECOND ROW: Miss Parks, Terry Adams, David Hill, Larry Stahl, WPI '4 uGPhO1O F H s 0 Y C19 17515 In Sentemher of 1953, twenty three green freshmen w 1ked 1HTO the h 11s of Grldleg r h Ve started the e r e f vltn Q ben? by belng lnltl ted Then lt v s 11 over, we deelded lt vasn't so bad aryvay We eleeted offlcer durlng th flr t slx weeks Trey vere as fellows presldent, Marlene Steller vlee preslder lan, Pat MoCu11ouph Our class snon o s are Ars Shoemaka' and r Kygcr The students that we elected to serve on the student eouncll were Keren HltZlg, Lee Carglll, Reeves, nd Terry 1111 r Dullng the eour e of the year we 1est three of our members, K ywen Pfefflnver, Snlrley Hull, and L urence H rshe The freshmen eueel' t endan v s P t Yeeves her Qltern te va Qetty S11pk1HS Pat Reeves w s Llso the freshw n cheerle der t F ' L Rm TOT H 53 - 1 1 L J ', ,, -' 7 - ' '- Q , ' , 1 La ' f'Iie . ' f yea f ' e ' , ' ' ' 'a - . 1 ' ua a f f ' ' I ' 1 J' . f W I ' s ' e ' s ' - . 1 r : ' ' M 5 ' -- ' L Lee CarQi113 secretary-treasurer, Mer1e Gerigg and histor- ' J . i s r 1 . 1 T . - H . ' - e 1' 'J - ' Pat - ' A il ' 'VII 6 0 W' s ' V , 1 e e ' J A e G f. , ..e 1 W 1 s e te - t re e 1 and Q 1 at 11s 1-' 'n ' . . a 5 , 7 .13 CL ' 4 4199+ 19557 We entered our sophomore year with nlneteen puplls We lost Merle Arbogast and ga1ned Harold Wells So xe ended up even Our class officers for thls year were presldent, Sld Martin vloe presldent, Lee Carglll, secretary treasurer, Jerry Mlller, and historl n, Pat McCullough Our cheer RlHPCHbGTVST Our sponsors were Mrs Cote and ur Kyger On September 20th we Dave the freshmen the annual 1n1t iatlon party at the lake They gave us a return volley ball party on September 27th Durlng the year we had one ba ketball game wlth Llme stone, a country store, and three bake sales We had a number of boys out for sports ln whlch they dld very well We are very proud of them 1 D . . . . ' ' ,y J 0 3 . - I . . l - r-7 . ' u., . a g leader was Pat Reeves, and our queen attendant was Evelyn . L ' ' 5 Q ' c -V a 0 31 y O A . . - . O . S . . n . o V o TOP ROW SECOND ROW BOTTOM ROW SOPHOMORE CLASS Larry Steward, Charles Shoemaker, Burt Grus Al Hall, Verlln Hlbbs Ed McK1nley, Merle Gerlg, Harold Wells Evelyn Rlnkenberger, Betty Slmpklns, Marjorle ler, Ramona Flnck lbs Cote, Terry Mlller, Sld Martln, Lee Car glll, Pat McCullough, Mr Kyger : 0 A O Y , 1 O , - Roth, Karen Witzig, Pat Reeves, Marlene Stol- I l ' 'Nif:'x I f f , f V . 1 ' 2.4 K v- ..- I a K . , ' K YQ, C 1 11 : L '. uw- 1 ,K K I gli 1 35 3 ff I If 1: ,V vj ,,.... , A 1 '. ' 'Q ' ' Q Q - f 5 . -41-1-Mu.uL ,rw A 'W7 fflw I ' FRLSHMAN HI TORY The day August thlrtleth, marked a new experlence for twenty two freshmen Wlth the help of our spon ors NlS Fox and lr Hlll, ve soon felt at ease For our offlcers we elected Joyce Kuertm, presldent John Wltzlg, vlce presldent, Beverly Melss, secretary, and llehael KlOfSP, tre urer Io enresent u ln the Student Councwl we chose Mary Ann Glbbs, Roberta Rlnkenberger, Margorie Lnns, and Rlchard Ctu KY Cn september twentleth the dreaded lHltl3tlOH day ar class on October twelfth A return party vas held the evenlng of November elghteenth. Durlng the year we lost three member who were Rodney Melster, Brandon M3FtlH, and hldon Neler lhe cla s was busy all year earnlng money Some of the thlnfs we dld were plcklnb up corn, h vln candy sales, and scrap drlves Je got very good results Beverly U6lSS was chosen as cheerle der and HOmGCOmlDg queen attendant wlth Rob rta Plnkenb rger as her alternate Rob rta RlDkGUbQPf r mas the flrst Snow Flake Queen at the F H A a A A dan Thls year has been an enjoyable one, and we hope the three years left in Grldley Hljh wlll be the Same. E s 3 - Y - 0 I , S , Fu - S 16 l . . J . 4 . I 1 . 0 t 1 I R. . . - . W 2 . J u T'1 , b as .. 1. X I., , S ' 'ny Q eI,. O . . A . . - rived. We were given an initiation party by the sophomore 'A f .s t . X . - I . . m s V ' V . , .,6 . . .ye La . 3 . V g i O Y . E y A . ' e. Nl er . . e ' V ge ' ' ' . . . nd G. . . ce. A l T 5 TOP ROW SECOND ROW BOTTOM ROW. FRESHMAN CLASS David Roth, Ned Umland, Kenneth Burgess, Cla 1 e Rapp, Clifford Benedict, Rloha d StL kv Hersne Joan Taylor, Reberta Rlnkenberger Misa For, Jwhn Witzig, Joyce Kuer+h, Beverly Melee, Michael Kiefer, Mr Hill DeVere Roth, Marjorie Enns, Mary Ann Gibbs, Terry Rinkenberger D 'frel3- r TC M THIRD ROW: Shayen Flurer, Carolyn Rinkenberger, Nancy -1. ly 1 0 I o', M' .4 FI iq ,3411 Lro activities X' a . if On Septemher lbth the Grldley thinter of the F H A hold thelr flrst meetlng of the year Offlcers for the year were is follovs presloent, Lols Welsh, vlce preslden Dorls Helm secretary, Donna Wll on treasurer, Jane Gr ma chapter mother, Mrs Evelyn Mel and our ponsor was Mrs Cote Many 3CLlVltl6S were sponsored durlng the year by the club On October lcth, the comblned 1 H A G A A Clubs sponsored a h yrack rlde Henry R1neptr's Cdbln at L ke Bloom1npton xas borrowed fo the even n lhe CV6HlDQ of December l8th m rkec a blg event of tue spon ored Chrl tmaq Dance The muslc, bhlCh va fur Dl hed by the Bllly lll1l3W'S orchestla,lasted from 9 to 12 mldnlvht At lO 30 Roberta RlAk6HbGPg6P m s crowned HM1SS novflakeu The freshmen were not lHitlltCQ untll the second semes ter thms yedr lhey vere glVGH a formal 1Dltl8t1On On Aplll 19th, we had a style show It vas held 1n the gym nc l ter rcfreshnents were served The mothers and frlends enjoyed SCLlHU the l tc t styles ln the com munlty The club motored to Chicago on Saturday, May 7th Many places vero VlS1t6d among whloh were the M6TCh31dlS6 Ma t, the kltchen of the Palmer house Hotel, a style show, and m ny other places t F. H. A. A . -, I - . L I , , C L g . . . Q . . - ' 0 ., . Q ., , ' C N! f C : . - . . - . I A I U I U Fic TK O , L.: , 0. .s 3 '1 n 3 ' . J ssg s 1 s ' 0 -X J . Q . - v. X 1 ' Q . ' . TP . A I 0 o 0 o 0 Q e C a ' e, 1 ' CU f ' a ' v 'fr Q - J ' , .L 4. gg fn . l 1 . l U1 J ' , ' 1' ' 2. ,, ' I 1 L rr ,' I, '1 year, The F.n.A. wltl the help of the F.n.A. and G.A.A. . . . S ' C , S ' - , ' Y A' S - . Q -I . If - . 1 .nb M 1 n, . . . - l 'H -I . rj 0 , , - 1 ' , 'LA S f' o . N N . . K, -. . 1. 2 c. . r-1 v . . . , . , L . 1 ' . L Q -fa' wf ' . . ' ,-, 2 ,. , . ' Q A Q. ' ' ' A g - . . ' 1 . r U 3 -S . ,., X 4 - 0 . 4- .V '. .- - I . U 1 J F 0 J- I . 1 L . A I' Nfl . - .I. fi 4 ot I At the first meeting we elected officers for the year They are as follows president, Kenneth Kiefer, vice pres , Stanley Martin, secretary, Maurice Dowling, treasurer, Eldon advisor, Mr Yoder. Sn January 2lst and 22nd the entire chapter toured to St Louis to visit the Ralston Purina mills and laboratory We also visited their research farm in Gray Summit, Missouri The trip proved to be very interesting and all had a good time This year, as in the past, we sold garden seeds and cards to earn money for the chapter treasury Most every one carried out their part well in these projects Burton Grusy, Terry Miller, Sidney Martin, and Larry Steward were picked from the chapter to represent Gridley at the Duroc Jersey judging contest At the Dairy Judging Contest held at Pontiac Prison we picked Burt Grusy, Terry Miller, Sidney Martin, Merle Gerig, and Ed McKinley to represent us Auburn wells was chosen from our chapter to participate in the Ford Tractor contest, and Stanley Martin was picked to receive the DeKalb Award for the year This year has proved to be a very active one and a very enjoyable one also F. F. A. Witzigg reporter, Terry Miller: sentinel, Burton Grusy: and TOP ROW SECOND ROW BOTTOM ROW SECOND ROW BOTTOM ROW TOP Rm' SECOND ROW BOTTOM ROW Beverly Mele , Janet Witzig, Carolyn Rlnken berqer, Co1n1e Carglll, Pat Stalter, dary Ann Gwbes, Connle Mel s, Jan MeY1nley, Pat Reeves Betty SlmDkiHS, Ramona Flnck Sharon Flurer, Roberta Rlnkenberger lrs Cote, Evelyn Rinkenberger, Pat McCullough Paulmnf Kent, Donna Wllson, Lois Welsh, Doris He m, Charlene Kroaes, Jane Gramm, Karen W1tZig Kenny Burge s, H rold Wrleht, Gary Gundy, Ross Flnk, Al Hall, Lloyd Benedict, Verlln nibbs, Eddle McKinley, Ned Umland DeVere Roth, Mike Kiefer, Terry R1nkenberger, Merle Gerig, Charlie Shoemaker, D zrell Roth, S1d Martln, Auburn Wells, Larry Steward korman Hauser, John WitZ1g, Harold Wells, Roger Flurer Mr Yod r, Terry Mlller, Stan Martin, Kenny li fel, Maurlce Dowling, Eldon Wltzig, Burton Grusy G A A Pat Reeves, Connle Carglll, Jane McKinley Beverly Meiss, Evelyn Rinkenberger, Sharon Flurer, Roberta Rinkenberper, Pat McCullough, Betty Simnkins, Carolyn Rinkenberger Janet Witzig, Jane Gramm, Donna W11SOn, Pauline Kent, Charlene Krones, Miss Parks, Conn1e Meiss F. H. A. r ' ' ' - ' I. A 1 . .0 I S I ? in , it , T it C 'N , 'F V . A' g , LW , ,f ' ' -. - J. J. F. F. A, TOP ROV: Marvin Kaupp, Tom Sherman, Tilford Eades, , S 3 'QD 1 71 . ' U ,I r 'aw . . T '- 2 : . e ' K e ' ' H ' O l I M: . . A 1 J H Dorf' 'Q' HHH ,A PPS 9,0 HNHAAH r-Mn fx fi 9 The ii st meeting was held on October 4 offloers for the year were as follows presldert, Paullne Kent, v cc n esident Donna Wilson, secrete y, F13 e G arm U ann and our sponsor was Miss Bessie Park In October we had a hayrack ride with the H A Each girl asked a guest We held the annual lrl lmas dance on Ie e elghteenth It was a semi formal Jance f om 9 p m to 12 p m The music was furnished by the Bllly Williams O chestra from Pekin It was also decided to have a Miss Q owflake Roberta Rinkexberver recelved this homor On February fifteenth we co sponsored a twlrp party with the F H A On March fifteenth we co sponsored a skatlng party with the F H A and had the F F A as guests We went bowling every Tuesday night for a month at the El Paso bowling alley The girls seemed to l1ke thls very much We held two meetings a month. One night was party night, and the other was sports night. G. A. A. , Q . P.-1' r , 4, l,3q, The . . . . L , g -L ' :er 1.3--r .. , A ' ' r , i r M 4-- . . -2 -'-A 'f - 1' ff., ner, Charlene Kronesg reporter and h-sa,rran, .ans lilqt lv -Q c 5 S., 1-W 1 I' c o 0 1 , - - JN 'ss 3 D oerwr r ' , ' - V r . . . , . ' 'rl - I Cm, . - ' ' ..- r JL -7 . - I . .1 A r Q o ' O F - o o o n Q 0 A O . O . C TOP ROM MIPOTL ROW BOTLOl POX WOD YOU NIDOIV ROV BOTTOM RON TOP ROW NIDDLE POW BOTTOM ROW PYLON STAFF Ronnle Tulner, Don L1mlHg, Perry Klopfonsteln, Kclfh M1 gwnd, Wllbur Hwn , Horold W1 vu Lol Uol h Ch1llCDC Kronos, Mclbu B199 Wo JOT1C nnns, Dave Hill, Nancy 1 L 11s Holm Pat McCullough, COlD1O Corfxll Pat otnltor, Janet Wltzlg, Nolman inn N1r1l3n Roth, Mr Hlll, DOHHlL H11 QTUDENL COUNOIT ROUHlG Turner, Wllbur ilnj, Q ckxrd otuck wo L n, Loo C119 , L 3 X n F o Hon rg P16 B110 1 ,cr+1I 0 P T11 Dol h, Koran Vltzlo, Furton ffl d Ton r fzlgor, Dorls Holm, Stan Mortln, Jolmmn Hou cr, P ulino Y nt, Ars Shoomihor GHIDLITE QTAFF TerrX Nlller, Kal h Wloglnd Donna Wllson, P t McCullough, Dorls Hllm, Jane Gramm, Don LlmlH7, Paullnc Kont, Wllbur I n Connle Carglll, Aargorlc Enn , Carolyn HLDKCH b FELT, M Plano Stollcr Lor W yo Sk gg , Mclba Burgo Q, Janet Mitzi Lo1Q W l h, P t St ltor, Connlo M01 S, Mr Roz now kl 5 0 v J 3 rn . E. I1 J C Q L TV ' v 'lu L t L ,5 'XT V7 ' . 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S NJ ii 6 nfl 9,6 ' B K :IQ ,fi i4 qwnxcngf' 0Y l'7 '7' A4 V5 111 3 HOMECOMING 0n October l and 2 the eighth annu l Homecoming w s celebrated The weather was perfect for the occasion and everyone was in the best of spirits At 2 30 P M on Friday the parade got under way, officially opening the big Homecoming weekend Many ex cellent floats of all kinds were entered in the parade The three Judges from Chenoa decided on the prize winning and sixth grades, second prize to the sophomore class, and third prize to the freshmen class The seventh and eighth grades received honorable mention On Friday evening the usual Homecoming football game was played We defeated Lexington 33 7 to make it a more engoyable festivity, During the half of the game, the king and queen were announced They were Connie Car gill and Don Liming The two runners up were Janet Wit zig and Wilbur Hany The Alumni Banquet was held in the grade school gym on Saturday, and it was served by the WSCS of the Metho dist Church. About 200 people attended the banquet. Mr. Nafziger acted as master of ceremonies. At 9:00 the same evening the big Homecoming Dance was held in the high school gym with Don Adams furnishing the music for the large attendance. At 10 o'clock the king floats. They gave the first prize to the fourth, fifth, and queen were crowned. Their attendants were also presented They were Janet Wit7ig and Wilbur Hany, runners up Marjorie males, yunior, hvelyn Rinkcnberger, sopho After the ceremony the traditional grand march fol lowcd The dence was over at l2 midnight and so was the big Homecoming No one will forget how successful the Honcoomlng of l95!l was. 0 J Y A : ' I H' -0 . 'N ' A 1 moreg and Beverly Meiss, freshman. J - . . L . A O . I 5 45' MUSIC The hlgh school music de artment this year was un r the dlrection of Dw'gh Curnlngham It cor.g,t on m1Aed chorus, a glrl' chorus, a boy's choru , and a band An octet, a sextet, and three sololsts took a t n the dlstrict and state contests Twenty elght students blended their voices to make un the mlxed chorus Some of the olaces where the grouo sang were at Baccalaureate exerclses, a Mother's Club meet lng, and they also oarticloated ln the McLean County Music Festival at I S N U There were ndneteen students ln the girl's chorus and nlne students 1D the boy's chorus The g1P1S sang at the hOmGCOm1Hg banquet grouo was rather mall thi year, they did a fine Job. On March 12th, the octe , the extet, and three solo lsts went to the dlstrnc conte t at Argerta The sextet, Roberta RlHkGDbCl9 r, and N r orle male received an ex cellent ratlng while tke oft t and Margor e Enns received a SUUGTlOT rating The latter were entitled to go on to state . . de ' L, t ' A 4 ' u . s's,ed P a 'V 4' s A .s - . 'Te, , ' - n r i. . 0 I . I I I 0 U L . . . . . . 9 The band consisted of eighteen members. Although the , - st s ' . ny H .I Lf ' Q .J ' ' 1 ' -5- -1 f- . U ' :pb f' e- O ' ' e '. La i 1 -s - 1 ' ., 1' .f 9 ' P . i I . I 0 TOP ROW SECOND HOW BOTTOM ROW LHFT TO RIGHT TOP ROW SECOND ROW: BOTTOM ROW: GIYL'S CHORUS N noy Fershe P ullne Kent, Connie Meiss Mary Ain bbs, Marllfn Roth, Marjorie Hnns, rc'jn Hlnkenberger Beverlf Me ss, Margorle Bales, Joan Taylor, Evelyn Q nkenberger, Patty McCullough, Mr Cunnlngham, Roberta qlDk8HbSPg6F, Sharon Flurer BOYWS CHORUS Perry Klopfenstein, Leland Meiss, Lee Cargill, Stan M rtin, Richard Stuckj, Davld Toth, Merle Gerig, Norm n H user, Terry Wlnkenberger, Terry Miller, Mr Cunnlngham MIXED CHORUS Connle Meiss, Mary Ann Gibbs, Stan Martln, Leland Melss, Perry Klopfensteln, Lee Cargill, Marllyn Roth, Paullne Kent Carolyn Rinkenberger, Marjorie Enns, David Roth, Norman Hauser, Richard Stucky, Nancy Hershe, Joan Taylor Beverly Meiss, Patty McCullough, Evelyn Rinkenberger, Merle Gerig, Roberta Rink- enberger, Sharon Flurer, Mr. Cunningham L 7 .L I 3 ' 2 a 3 ' a - I.. 'Gi . X L . A Ca lj ,' , : 3 , i ' ' Ramona Finck, Donna Wilson, Doris Helm 1 Y 1.5. . . h I. 4 Y.. . . Q 'T ' L a a . L . . 7 Phe state finals were held at Charleston on Avril 29th There thc octet received an excellent rating and ldrgoric Lnn got a first did a wonderful ,c Q ale very Krone ol ' f U A . H . ' J 5 H .. 3 . ' - ' N IH ' 'J V s T ' . The music department was very active this year and ' , ' T EQ . We f W 1, 77 e l . A j' STANDING FRCIT ROW MIDDLE ROW TOP ROW STANDING: SEATED: MIXED OCTET Stan Mar Tee Cargill, Merle Gerng, Terry Miller, e Enns, Beverly Mels , Margorle Balcs, Pinck BAND Kay Sommer, Marilyn Roth, Patty Roth, Elverta Meyer, St nl y Zlmmerman, Robert CQPQIII A ry Ann Zimmerman, Que Freed, Nancy Nancy Meb Helm, Cnrlne f rgill, Hllda Martln, Pat McCull ougb, Lee Cirvlll, Terry Mlller Herble Husseman, Michael Hayes, Tom Quinn, Mr Cunnlngham GIRL'S SEXTFT Mary Ann Gibbs, Carolyn Rinkenberger, Joan Taylor, Donna Wilson, Pat McCullough, Roberta Rinkenberger Mr. Cunningham 2 , ILT, .J c . J :N : . . . Vf'J,rl- S , 1 Ri jvw W Q I' 1 LLrJ.:1.l.Y.g:,L 11,1 SEATED' M CA I M' Y 3 1 'I . . i . n 2 G 1 I C ,. - : , 11, ' R U , , - Q . qu 4 . I .-.L Qu . c ' 3 F . - H . . Q ,. . 9 . ,-' nn McLesn County Llterary Contest On n rch 23, our liter ry team nd thclr instructor, miss Fox, went to the Qnnual county speech contest held on the ISNU c mdus The contest nts rdted as follows Cl rence Ropp Boy's Humorous Decl m3tlOH ' c Awful Fate of lelponenus Jones Thlrd Plnce J ne Gramm Girl's Dramatic Declamatlon 'llluslon Thlrd Place Thlrd Place Joyce huerth G1rl's Humorous ecl m tlon HP rson Spln ch Second Bl ce Connle 16138 Or tOTlC3l Decldm tlon 'A Whltc Cross 1D Korea Second Jlsce M rllyn Roth Spelllnv First rl ce 'C a . a' V l, y L 'f a 1 . a C 1 a '-- a ' 1 - : H . C. 3 f' .... 5 ' I ' Il Lois Welsh--Extemporaneous Reading 7 ' Q 7- A rs n I' ' n Lf ci CA a ' a H ' a ' I ' -- a ' C a ' . I -8 . .-- . b a McLHAN CO LITLRABY CGNT STANTS LQFT TO RIGHT Claronco Ropp, Connio M iss, M rilyn Roth, INDIVIDUAL MUSIC CONT STANTS LLFT TO RIGHT Marjorie Bolss, Roberta Rinkonbergor, Mar jorio nnns LIBRARIANS STANDING: Jano Gramm, Miss Fox, Jano McKinley, Elsie Gramm SEATED: Connie Msiss, Ramona Finck, Connie Cargill J . P ' E ' T ' : I I 'H o o Miss Fox, Lois Welsh, Jano Gramm, Joyco Kuorth ' 3 1-1 , 'V ' - 1 ty? ew ,Y ffikptrl xg D 'mf nys' X 'XY SJ 3 +5 i 'als W I THE SENIOR PLAY NERVOUS WRBCK The Senior Class of Gridley High School presented a three act cored NERVOUS WQECK , November lg, l Sh Mrs Uiggens widov Connie Meiss Cfnthia div ers founver da1vhter Janet WltZlg Alice Uiveens ol e dwuchter Pat Qtalter ddie Tigvens teen age sol Norman Hauser Plthea Coldwater disguised nan Maurice Dowlin Ivor Petroff Russian dancer Don Liminc X loh Wilson stcuvgline docto Harold Wright Jimmie lashburn nc vous millionaire Kenny Kiefer Gladys Burr Washburn's sweetheart Connie Carvill J M Burr Gladys' father 'tanley Martin Tilof hae Jenlins maid Lora Faye Skaggs The hilarous farce takes blace in a home turned into a hotel and operated by Mrs Higgens and her three chil dren They are having quite a financial problem, so Cyn thia decides to do somethinv about it and wishes for a millionaire to come and board with tiem. when addy orders a truck load of fire crackers and sto1ed t em in the ga rage, a delightful situation arises The millionaire arcives toe same moment the fireworks do. Now that they have a rich boaroer, tley have a time keepinp him because hels in a nervous condition, which can only be cured by rest and quietness, anc toe e doesn't eem to be any of that at the Higgens' hotel. Add a touch of romance when Alice falls in love with a strugclina young Doctor Vilson. Still more humof when a Russian dancer, who isn't a Yus- sian, tries to make a dancer of the chamber maid. When Gladys Burr follows him and her father follows her, you have another exciting situation. 1 .W ' 5' Q xr, ll 1- L n A . . JL' --------..--...... ' f..-......--..-.--.--- ' ' Y . T'. ' ' 1-stunt' 1-1:11111 ' . .j ,ff L - 3 LO . A ,, O: .-..- - --.. d 17 C -3 V --.-----..-- LJ 7-E ' L' AL ..--.. ......- L-, Q 1f....-..- .........- f i -........... ' ' A, L...-..---.., ' 1 ' -T -------------n -ga-an-n-----. ' I, 57 Madame X---M------fake fortune-teller----------Lois Welgh 'Q Q 'ff' .............-.. l KJ 'AQ l-r..-..-....-.. K 'S A ' -' -,Y ---Q-. L1 ' ' F -..----1 A1 3 7 1:1111 111111 A-. A J . .' -nn-can-an 'T anna-:nn-can-n-Q-LJ ' A . R' 17 V, -an-1-Q-. ' - -- . . gx --- ....... ---- . . Y a , . . . . Q T . - KD . . . , , Q . 5 - 1 . t . . . . . C I - ' 1 ' . , 1 . . .L ,- 1 O . . . . . ,T ' , . ' I r S ' T SENIOR CLASS PLAY LEFT TO RIGHT Connie Melss, Stan Mqrtin, Connie Cargill, Kenny Kiefer, Patsy Stalter STANDING M13 Fox, Lols Welsh, Melba Burgess Lora Dowllng MIDDLE ROW Connle Meiss, Norman Hauser, Stan Martln SEATED Tom Sherman, Gary Gundy, Janet WltZ1g, Connie Carglll, Patsy Stalter, Wilbur Hany Lloyd Benedlct, Kenny Klefer, Ronnle Turner LEFT TO RIGHT Janet Witzig, Lois Welsh, Norman Hauser, Harold Wright, Maurice Dowling, Lora Skaggs, Don Liming ' skaggs, Harold wright, Don Limidg, :leur-ice . , J L 05-1'-3 ml 'fn THE JUNIOR PLA! NO BOYS ALLOWED H JO BOYS IILOMBD Q three ct comedy, w s presented by the Junlor Class f Grldley COmmUD1tf Hlgh School, on fprll l, l95S Rltd B Kter bred D n Bel nd Llllott Leroy Tovle Jeno Bdlter Pdt y F rrell l1ctrold Edwlna Cook N f Owens OI lCOl O Brlen H lvey bhlth Mr Aldrnvht Mrs, D n P ullne Kent L rry Qtahl J ne HCKlH ey Perry Klopfensteln rge B les Jdne Gr mm rlene Krones Donn wllson DOTlS Helm Terry Adams Bill Krnegh user Lel nd lFlSS P tsj Shoem ker No Boys allowed Qt a slumber party! But boys Cfour of themj keep pOpplHg ln nd out when Rlta B xter and her slster J ne hove thelr slumber perty There's her ex boyfrlend Fred, trylng to expl ln sbout that blonde whleh he klS d The girls throw hlm out Then therefe th pollcem n, the mysterlous m n who frlghtens the cook, nd then Kelth nd Hervey who nguordn the re freshnents Then the s ndwlehes dlsappearl When thlngs eouldn't be dny worse, th girls begln dlsappe rlng one by one! Tlme twkes e re of m ny thlngs, nd thls lS no ex eeptlon therefs happy endlng. un-n-----Q-on-n-s-an . 7 Y I A - 1 YT' H , , 1 X.: ' a ' U. , ' Q . O 1 . . Y . . X U . O . f Lw.4 a P1 rw fl- C 11 9 -, . -, . -, J.- Q. ' Q x' ... .L Z f F . . ' ,, 1 .Q V ,T ' -Q cl A' '.,.u' 1118. a L'sy e e L a .,.. -. t --- L Che - 1 ' ,a ' - ., , , X' Q. an ' n ,-,P . 1 .: . 1 . - O . 1 I ., , 1 Kelth Garland DLVld Hlll - 1 . ' ' . ' I ' T - ' X SL ' 1 ' ' 71' . ' f, x . .O .if if . X 1 Q Z1 21 Y 0. ' 1 C J Y . . O . e. El . A . I h et Q. ' ' :A g ' N - . ., . - x 0. C . . . . U E . , .1 .JL . -X . , . . . ' ' ,l ci C Z1 ' l . ' a x E1 -c.. ' Q. ' A . . . I 5 ' on . . . 1 4 G ' fl L . n A . rw . 1 . 1. c.. :A 1.5 ' ' . . Q -- e TUNIOR CL SS PLAY LLFT TO RIJHT J ne Gr ma, Ch rlone hrones, Jonc McK1n1oy, Margorlc Boles, Perry Klopfonsteln, Lel nd WGISS, Pmuline kent, Donn Wllson, Terry Adwms, L rrj Stahl, Dovld Hlll, P t Shoe maker, Dorls Helm, B111 Krlogh user STA DIJC J ne Hchlnley, Perry Klopfensteln, Mlss Fox, Charlene Kronos, n PJOTlG B les, Pat Shoe Kelth Wiegand, SE' M rvln A upp, Donn WJTSOH, Tllfrod E des, D vld H1ll, J no Crrmm, B111 KTlCgh user, Terry ndoms, Leland hClSS, Rover Flurer, Eldon Wltzlg LLFT TO RTGHT Dovld Hlll, A TJOTlC B les, Bill Krlegh user, P8UllHu Kent, Jane Gr mm, Donn N1lSOH, Lolqnd nolss, Ch rleno Krones 1' L J S+ A W C' : a a U 5 o e ' u - W ' Q L . . A . . Ls , , Dt 1 - L , o ' A . . . 9 I s.. 1 L., El 4 1 Q 1 E1 -N . If 'xN: a V ' S ' ' -' Va . . 8 n maker Dorls nelm Paullne Kent Larr Stahl J 3 J J 'nTED: a ' Va .a A' ' Ja 3 . . Q A . P . W .4 a , fx ' C. A ' 6 J . . O . f T : u ' ' We ' ' 2 J H A fx ,-. I C J I ' c 'V ' 0 v X -1 r, NJ 5 F - I X Footb ll 1 e nueleio of t elve lfttorm 1, roeoect For ,o tel than vew v P a 1 o me oee an cf terued uoeessf W one for Grwflej won flv genes tled two, nd lost but one bane Frloley flulshed second lH toe ldst te Conference r oe The OL6V1W e 1'Q 3 V f at L1 P so aoo esul eo 13 13 score. oth Griclef toqchoowne were the result of Do Gunov emi Rlnkenbeleer w re the P6C6lV'TS Grldlej won e thrlller from LQlFbuPf, T 6 Gr1dWey showed lnproveo form Lany scozeo the touchdown for GFLGW V on a short llne pWHn e vawe from LGXl1 ton J Z score The SUCCQ6dl1F fo e eeoe. t Wu ruf ed awe hero foaru colt t Cheuoe ,oref ilret fter reeov Pl fu ble me urloley twenty V rd llee Or ze flTSt play aLter tue SJFCOGGLH 410 of ez, orole throng tie T1 ht Slum of e nlenoa llde, oarteo e at the second arf, and oy we ns T Q IWID bWock DT Rlnxeno r er, ren SlXtY five yeros fO1 a touonoown. The try for Loal Jas successful, emo the 7 7 score held feet untll the warlr mlnutes of the Forth ouarter Two successlve oefenexve bolo lng pen ltles eveln t Grldlev oleced the b 11 on the Grloley seven yard 1116, from WhlCh JOlHt Fhenoc scored on llne plur es. n CJ Nath P , 'U H 3 e'de1 2 el S T A 7- ' . 1 , . ,- ,- . . - I. .' 'Q a Jet oe - 5 e,QQe teem were erj b lfht. As Vu le, W - 1. A 4- 5 - ti O ,si an be A. Q 5 A QT .o, - .-1. K T Q ex , V a NQQ . JM': ' , , 1 . , .. AL 4 U T , .L .3 V 4, , . 5 A T5 game Neo jleLeJ T T3 . r- to' in gl ,, -' 1- 1 - F' A 1 7' Q - - ' JASSJS, I' A 1 xii.. 9.V . C, , ' 1 ' V 'Tn ' w - ' A V A . . - ' . W 7 1 r 1. 1 . . Lg . -e t MA go, mooring almost at wlll, Grloley won the Homecoming . M U-, Q . . , :Q by f BJ , ' . - T 1- -, X o Tw MTHG mas playeo tt Ch H I .'s a A 1 3 . 3 ., 1 w v 1 T1 - if Llt 1 es . f se M W e , fx f- ' f.-3 1-Q 1 ' 'Y - . -' Q. L-. 3 T OI'l ti Q F. ' he - T - 3 - L. 1 -, . U V 17' ' - H. 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CA C: in 'V A J L4 L 1- ll Q .J A: Chenoa scored another touchdown Just before the final whls tle to make the score read 21 7 Grldley then played at Flanagan and, after a ragged first half, rolled over the host team 33 13 Grldley then played at Minonk, and the game was a thrlller all the way Hany scored for Gridley on a beaut iful forward pass, and lt was well he dld, for Minonk Dana came back later to duplicate the score Flnal, 6 6 Gr1dley's best game of the season was played on the home grldiron wlth Forrest The offense worked smoothly, and the defense was outstandlng Gundy shone brlghtly both on offense and defense All these factors comblned Gridley's flnal game was wlth Cornell, and 1+ was thrlller The Cornell boys put up a stout defense and worried the Gridley boys on offense. However, Gridley closed the l95M season by a 7 6 nose out, another mark 1U the vlctory column Perry Klopfensteln scored the Grldley touchdown on a quarterback sneak. There were three boys plcked for the All Conference team by the conference coaches They are as follows Wil bur Hany, Gary Gundy, and Don Llming. Thus ended a brilllant season for the Redsklns who lost but one game to Chenoa, the Mldstate Champlons We can all be proud of the boys and thelr coach for such an excellent record l . Q to give Gridley a 13-O victory. . . .V a GY1 led ,rLdle WldyD Gvldlc Grldlcy 1 lain Cri'1eJ grJd3 y TFP E301 TDC frll 1 13 p bvxl Chevoa ,LAwagan V Tonk 1 YWOY FFTDP11 H3 Won Q T nd 4 Lost 1 'W .L 1, . QSOH 4',0rd in as 5 Gus: x'd V 13 R1 Wlso 13 P 'L y Y 'air vny 6 G-' lvy 33 Lexington T -' by Y ,A . 21 ' vu' 33 W'P, X W3 Cr'M ,y Gr LiL -Wa 6 , Q 2' 13 phqrvst C T 7 v' Y ,Q , 6 , .I wi ,I ' ,- STANDING SLATED TOP ROW MIDDL ROW BGTTOM ROW BASK TBALL Tilfred Eades, Ned Umland, Sid Martin, Ver lin Hibbs, Al Hall, Mr Kyger, Mr Roznowski, Lee Cargill, Burton Grusy, Richard Stucky Merle Gerig, John Witzig, Marvin Kaupp Don Liming, Leland Klopfenstein, Dave dy, Harold Wright, Krieghauser, Terry Meiss, Keith Weigand, Perry Hill, Wilbur Heny, Gary Gun Charlie Rinkenberger, Bill Adams, Clarence Ropp CHLLRLLADERS Pat Reeves, Donna Jllson, Beverly Meiss, Elsie Gramm FOOTBALL Mr. Kyger, Kenny Kiefer, Wilbur Hany, Don Lim ing, A1 Hall, Gary Gundy, Bill Krieghauser, Burton Grusy, Lloyd Benedict, Stan Martin, Charlie Rinkenberger, Mr Roznowski Larry Steward, T rry Adams, Larry Stahl, Ross Funk, Keith Uoigand, Perry Klopfenstein, Ver lin Hibbs, Lee Cargill, Leland Meiss Tilfred Eades, Clarence Ropp, John Uitzig, Ned Umland, ldon Uitzdg, Richard Stucky, Marvin Kaupp .S 3 .. 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I I ' E , in Xdx 3 X 7 i+ g 5 af.:-if ., i Eh, X W 1 BASKETBALL The R6dSklDS, wlth rlne returnlng lettermen, ex LOTlGHCCd anotker wlnnlng year wlth a cason's record of lo vlctorlcs and ll lefeats Tdree of the defeats were oealt by the strong Roanoke team, and f1ve weze lost by Pour polnts or less Grldley flHlSH8d second in conference standlngs and al o dld well 1D tournament play Grldley placed second lH the M1HOHk lollday Tournament and also flnlshed as runner up 1D the D1StTlCt Tournament hold at Roaroke Wllbur Hany agaln recelved All Mld tate honors for named to the second team, wnlle Gary Gundy recelved hon orable mentlon Coach Kyg r wlll lose the fOl1OWlHg four letterren through graduatlon Wllbur Hany, Gary Gundy Harold WFlVht, and Don Llmlnb MIJONK HOLIDAY TOURNAHhNm Tae Grldley Redskln salled through the fl st tvo games of the tournanent wlth ease, be tlng Metamora dd Vlnonk by wlde margins In the flnal , the RGdSklH ran lnto st ff r competltlon by 1OSlHg to undefeated Roanoke and had to settle for second Dlace , f.- V 1 A. L. V 1 . SJ - . f . l ' 1 - ,I ' . C , , J A. E . . 1 L . S , I . .J . . A . I . I I . I h - A . . H .1 . . Q L A . V. . . 8 D S 1 the third consecutive year. Perry Klopfenstein was r .. . g Q . . .1 1 Y : F . 1, 5 .C .l. qi I T! w 7 .L I .' - ' s ' O o 'r J c .- - H a ' e .' . Sl u'l ' . o,' . ' s .' s ' i e . ' ' ' , A , A , MCLEAN COUNTY TOUPTAMLMT Gridley, who was seeded second 1D the tournarent, we stunned by a very as ress ve IeRo3 f ve wn tne U rter flnels The decl lve factor of the defe t wa th nabllvty to sto, tae h ph scorln Blalr Sancers n al o the fact that C dley 1 hlndered by early foul ROPNOKT DISTRICT TOUWN VENT Tie U6dS1lH VHWD had ea y go4no n flr t round con petlt on JV W81DlHU LaRose and a a n clwpplng the Flanagan sou d whwch placed us 1U the fwnals fgaln we met Qoanoke who was stlll undefeated, but whom we had come wwthln four poirts of 1U scheduled plax The Roanoke qulntet evaln Jas a llttle too much for the HSdSklUS and sent them to defeat CH NOA QT GRTDLEY The Chenoa Grldley game agaln proved to be one of the most GXCltlDg clashes of the year the lead changed hands manv tlres, greatest marfln ol seven polnts at tled at the end of revulatlon play tl1e Vlth FlVG seoords P8N1lHlDP owned a one bounded off It was a ea e 1D whloh Grldley holdlne the one tlme The score was thu forolng an over 1U the overtlme, Gr dley polnt lead. A desperat on shot bg Chenoa t e ceTling and fell into the hands of a Chenoa player who put it in for the winning margin. As the Redskins had played one of their best games of the year, it was a heertbreaker to lose. w ' '. ' '-'Y I ' .12 ' , n . ' -, . .. , ,- . .S rv- -3 I 7 w ' 1 Y P1 Q .- ' ' U un - - H . . . . - c, , , Sl ra g 9 S C 1 .. 5 -1 . I ,A 0 1 1 1 A L 5 - , L P .CL 1 S - ' r. ' wi' ' 1 on ' rv 1' IJ. .L T' c .J , ,, . .J g 1' N v, L- if 1 . -1 , ' w rf U Q A . G 4 4 G .L ,VL ls nb LLL, M u V ... LJ .. Q .- .L- . . -V N . 9 . . . 1 L, S 'E L , O c..- fri 1 . - J A- '- . . . . . 9. ' -, c- - , , ' U . 0 . 1 L . - c 'K A ,, . . . . 1 UT, A , A QQ . . Y 1 L U '17 JL - 1 -'. . . - . . Wx . . L . . Q XAL . . . 'I . U 1, , O I, U .0 I I L5 . . . . . A . 3 Q Q 3 in 1- . . . . . . V 4 .l . ., ,, 1 c Q .. lv , I , . -3 r L .. - L Grldley Grldley Grldley Grldley Grldley Grldloy GF1dl6y Grldlej Grldley Grldloy Grldloy Grldlcf Grldley Grldlej Grldloy Grldloy Grldloy Grldlcy Grldloy Grldloy Grldloy Grldloy Gr dloy Grldlcy orldloy orldloy BASKELBALL Mon 16 Lost ll Benson Smyorook hlnonk E B so Falrbury L xlngton Cornoll Plan 5 n het nor llnonk Roanole LCX1HgtOU Cheno F lrbury S ybrook Roanoke LeRoy Fl nevwn Forrest 5lHOHk Chcnoa Cornell Oct V1 L FoQe Fl n gan Roanoke Varisty Seasonfs Record ' 76 . ' 77 K ' - 523 ' 53 1 a ' 55 - ' ' 5U o ' ' 79 A ' X 70 ' offa 73 aw 3 'A Q 82 ' 62 g Gfidlwy 83 El Paso ' so 7 - . Q 7 on .Q D D ' 39 a' ' 67 5. ' 36 , ' 57 . ' 75 so QC , 63 . Q x 97 1 ' . UU A , - 59 ? 'A 53 Q 'a 80 . A ' ' 80 E. 9 - M Ei-.IQ FP 111 fa Q-afq'-Fw Ewa 915 bl rw-P F9 Sf 52 P' j fm A pf V TRACK The first track meet held this year was a triangular meet with Lexington and El Paso on Lexington's track Gridley won the meet by a margin of ten point Wllbur Hany, Perry Klopfenstein, Charles Rinkenberper, and ourt Grusy were the Redskins who placed first in thelr events Aubu n Well placed second in the 880 yard un Grid tled up the meet when the mile relay team p clei up a second place Midstate Conference The Mddstate Conference Track Meet was meld on April P6 at Chenoa The p elimlnaries got under way at 6 30 P M in the evenlng Chenoa took top honor while Gridley placed a strong fifth Gary Gundy placed 3rd in the shot put and 2nd 1D the dlscus whlle Wilbur Hany placed Sth in the 220 yard run Charles Rlnkenberser and Perry Klopfen stein each plcked up a fourth place in themr events The relay teams won a 3rd and two hth places Gridley Relays On May 6, the 32nd annual Gridley Relays were held with Chenoa taking top honors The Gridley Dedskins fln ished hlgh ln the standings by taklnv third place with 7M points Chenoa's Lem Clark set new records in both of the welght events The Gr1dley freshman sophomore sprlnt medley relay team won a thrilllng flrst place as burt Grusy K' 3 8 ' o 1 I JS Q ' 77 K J. , .I l 0 , L - - n 5 VI on -vs -'- O - -4 L I . f 4. A 5 M.7-e-Y n 3 - , ' .L -K ,L ,. 1 .1 Q 1 1 4. ' .1 1 - C .. Q --, q 4 o I 1 , . A n 1- , U U 1 L Q Q w .J - A ' .T . , ' . 1 K u v T. J ' ' . - . .- 0 ,D .. v a 1 ' . . .1 0 , 0 , . Q n 7 , , Q Lk , ,A - - , o u n . -, 3 . L ,1 1 . . , J . a a 1 o k n o 'X ' J r nosed out a Chenoa opponent The Redsk1n's freshman sopho more team also placed flr t Gary Gundy dld well lH the fleld events by placlng 2nd ln the shot and dlscus The varslty mlle relay team placed a strong second County Track Meet The McLean County Track Meet was held on Tuesday, May 3 at Normal Chenoa edged out Heyworth to take flr t place Grldley placed oth wlth ll polnts Wllbur Hany placed 3rd ln the MMO yard run Gary Gundy plcked up polnts by plac lng 3rd in the shot put and Sth in the discus Clarence Ropp and Lee Cargill tled for hth ln the pole vault whlle the 880 yard relay team placed hth BASEBALL The baseball season opened on May 10 with the Falrbury Tarters It was one of the flnest dame of the year for the Redsklns as they defeated the Tarters by a 2 to l margln Falrbury has won the Mldstate tltle for the last four years Wllbur Hany and the Tarter's Ron Thomas were locked ln a pitcher's duel as each struck out lu batters B111 Krieg hauser and Perry Klopfensteln collected the hlts for the RGdSklHS Donald Llmlng handled the catchlng chores As neither team collected many hlts, the deciding factor was credlted to the bad control of the Fairbury pitcher . . -. - .0 . . . on . . . . - ' l . . 0 'rf 0 O 0 . - . . 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TOP ROW MIDDL ROW BOTTOM ROI LETThRMEN'S CLUB Terry Adams, Larry Stahl, Perry Klopfenstein Al Hall, Bill Krieghauser, Dave Hill Keith Jiegand, Leland Meiss, Tilfred Eades, Charlie Rinkenbergor, Mr Roznowski, Mr Kyger Merle Gerig, Marvin Kaupp, Clarence Ropp, Bur ton Grusy Don Lining, Stan Martin, Kenny Kiefer, Wilbur Hany, Gary Gundy, Maurice Dowling, Lloyd Bene dlct, Harold Wright LETTnRMEN'S CLUB Mr Kyger, Charlie Rinkenberger, Gary Gundy, Leland Meiss, Merle Gerig, Mr Roznowski Krieghauser, Keith Yiegand, Perry Klopfenstein TRACK SQUAD Harold Iells, Terry Miller, Burton Grusy, Lee Cargill, Clarence Ropp, Richard Stucky, Verlin Hibbs Perry Klopfenstein, Terry Adams, Bill Krieg hausor, Ross Funk, Kelth Ui6gand, nldon dlt zig, Leland Meiss Mr Roznowski, Charll HlHk8DbGPg6T, Stan Mar tin, Lloyd Benedlct, Gary Gundy, Wllbur Hany, Auburn Hells, Mr Kyver me A , BOTTOM RON: Don Liming, Wilbur Hany, Terry Adams, Bill CW mm UH 'G X' '7 g 1 'IS W i vwfwi 1 I lu' 1139 f 5 G F5 NJ' Aug. Se t Oct, Nov 6 12 SCHOOT cALruDnR 105k 1 55 School st rted flrst football oractlce Labor Day no scqool Class MGStlHVS were meld to elect officers Class of 195A dedlcated clocks to the school The Student Body met cnose chee leade s Qtanley Jartln chosen presldent of Student Councll Student COJDCll chose crown bearers for HOMGCOMIHQ We pla ed our flrst football g me wlth 1 Paso ln whlch w tled tnem 13 to l3 Dreshnen lnltlatlon Day Pylon Meetlng staff chosen Grldlef vs Palrbury We won 7 to 6 HOmGCOWlHU Jarade ln twe afternoon and the game wlth Lexlngton ln the evenlng w 1c1 we won 33 to 7 IOMGCOMIHS banquet and dance was enjoyed by every one Don L ard Connle C were crowned Klng and Oueen Mr Blankenberg talked to the senlor class about our plctures Class Meetlnvs Senlors c ose 'Nervous Wreckn as nd of the flrst slx weeks perlod We pla d our biggest livals of the year, Cuenca, and lost 7 to 21 Teacuers Instltute Soohomores Qave t1e fres.men an 1n1tat1on partv F H A off cers J nt to Bloomlngton Small lcdlvldual DICDH es taken Ve ola c flanavan and won 33 to l3 F H A Ha racl rlde SuHlOP Class meetlng Pylon meetlnv We plafed Ilnonk and, t1e result was a 6 o tle Serlor plctures taken Puppet snow and nalloween parade held at 2 o'clock We won over Forrest, l3 to O Class meetlngs. Se lor plcture proofs came We played Colnell, and won 7 to 6 Mrs, Gllmore H1T6d as scnool sectrary Small 1nd1v1dual plctures came Armlstlce Day no school Senlor class play, the seniors lelt shcool at l olclcck. J -ill W- 1 9 30-- 9 - ' A ' . ' p 0 Q 'U 1 o 7 ' I fp '7 I 0 7 f . o lO-- ' 1 r r . 13--U ,A . A . . lu. ' . A . . 17 .' 7 5 A fa. . . 26--L' 1 71 . . . W . 23-- , '. - . 2L,-- H . 1 ' -1- . ln- 1 : D - H 66 . D 1 2--Z ' ' f - 2 o - . Q . 1, o u-- . , ' 7-.. ' Q - : A i their play. 8---3 Q . . - . . 8-- TG 1 - 1 11-- I ' . l2-- L t VJ -I .T . . . J ' l3--', . . i ve . ' , 15--. , A . . - . T . 15 . 1 1 TJ 7 p l9-- o 0 O Tyr I: . U 20 G . - . 9 22-- ' ' D. . 22 Q 1 'I . Q 25-.. 1. . . 29-- i .u. 1 v- L 29-- . Q 2 . 5 ' in N A - o 6 0' Q 8-- . - . -. . 9-- . . . . . 11-- ' ' - . Nov DeC Jqn feb Grldley oefeated Benson ln basketball 76 to L2 Pvlon meeting Ve v re defeated bf Oafbrook 73 to F H A ld F F A OfflC S attend d e Chlll supper at Lexlnpton Je defe ted lrolk 63 to O Th HkSg1V1DT V o tlon Grldlite staff meetlnv Grldlef vs Ll Peso, we won S3 to 37 Cl ss me t1DgS Senlors nlcced date for trlp We al y d Fa1rbu f rd lost, SS to We won from Le ln ton, t e score o ro 6M to S At t e g me with e0 nell me were e Qln vlctorlous the scole being 79to 64 Grlolev beat Fl na en 70 to 6 CHPlStH3 Dance Roberta Elnkenb r crowned YM1SS Snowiln en Seller b ke s le Free n n candf We defe ted Metwnor 73 to Sl A Tea UlVOY by N135 M rt n We d feated U1HOHK 82 to 62 CHP1Stm8S oxo anne to 62 Scxool corvened av ll Qftor C7llStm3S V c t1o S LJOVS e oelveo e e ous for elr tflr at xlPkWOOd eoope e ted L 10 on SO to Pylon and Cl ss me tlne Semester Te ts Chenoa defeated u 6M to ee FQlTbUTJ L t LS 30 to 61 Ut rt of secone semest r e ala o Saybrooa and won 76 to S7 Pylon meeelnp lonloke b at ue galn 36 to Ao Lo Q Ne1SH recelved ti D A AN rd Stanley Maltln Leo lved tne 2 Awdrd M Te n County B sketb ll lOUll lflf tqrted Our flrst g me was wlth LeRoy xwlow J won 37 to 61 Agqln we beat Flan gan K5 to 6h The barometer readlnv A Q the llgzost that Mr H111 h s ever known lt to be It was 760 m m, . l9-- : ' '. , ZM-- . ..... 211,--7 5 U - A vv. 25 . . . az .'. . Q J7 t 2 . L A s 3o-,, - a! H'. I 5 . 25-26-- a ' ' 5 a a ' . 5 o 2 D I T3 . -o 'Q 3-.. K 'f . 41 C , . 7-- e e ' . - ' f.1- ', ' . 7-- Q a 9 f' r al - f 57, 10--A SX' g hx loilo S . lL-- H a '. A r 1 4 lf 5e' ' ., , ! . 17--X e. gc- M. ld-- ' ' 1 S X -- L' eer'e - I ' ' Ik . l8-- r' a a - hte A f sale. 21--,nl EL - ev -El 5 22--FQI. s I -3. ' R U f' 8. i 0 22--A e J' ' A . 23 4. . J 111. 5 0 23--Roanoke defeated us in the Tinonk Tournament 87 O C . 3-- E A , Qa'1 C A 142, 4 e e ' L. 3-- er' 'e J' -' r 5 nvetw 1 tb ' 'J . - - e - A L Yr' T .1 J O 7--We def Q' 'Jx',ft 4 MQ. 11- Q .L El -I J U JS. ..... l3-1M-- .2,eei S . , lip- 2 J s . lS-- Q' ' oea 1 , . 17--e,e ' A e . 18--V1 j fd- , W .' A . . 19 L' 30 20--Q en 1 e . e ' . 2l-- i. 'U - ' H He N. .R. 'Q . . L 7 . -43 S, 1 0 ' A I 22-- CBJ Q. a 3 ,, 7 .HCVlJlJ S L - . 2Q-- ' 2 ' , f JL' L the' H I 2 . , l-- 0 0 2 c. . Q -- A A - TU 3: E1 6 , f Q QL., L 4 .., . , . . an X A Q 5,2 I Fe Mar Apr l 7 l2 22825 Ma 2 2hR25 27 We were defeated by Forrest, 72 to 63 Freshman candy sale Sophomore country stor Snow bound Mlss Nartln married to B111 Cote Chenoa defeated us, ku to 52 we d feated Cornell, 59 to 52 We were beaten by Octavia, eu to 53 Grldley won over LaRose, 80 to 33 Je defeated Flanagan, 80 to 63 Agaln Roanoke defeated us, M6 to 72 Class meetlngs Junlors started work on their ay whlch was UNO Boys Allowedu Our faculty beat Llmeston 's faculty Teacher's lr tltute no school Freshman Tournament Odell won D A R and S A H Banquet Senlor Talent Show Inltiatlon of freshmen into G A A Skating party ROZHOWSKIY baby born Lols Nelsh attended State D A R Chlcago Snow bound County Literary Contest Junlor and senior Home Ec class Pylon pic es taken Jun1or Play Class me tlngs Easter Vacation Track meet with Lexington and El Pylon staff SOllC1ted for Pylon Senlors left on trlp to Kirkwood of the Ozarks Senlors returned from trip Class mG6tlDU County Track Meet at I S N U Grldley Relays Gridley placed 3rd Baseball game Junior Senlor Baseball game F F A famlly Baseball game Baccalaureate Baseball game at Falrbury Banquet wlth Chenoa night wlth ulnonk at Flanagan We won 2 to l They won, Senior breakfast Baseball game mlth Lexlngton Semester Lxams Grade School Commencement Baseball game with El Paso Hlgh School Commencement School P1CH1C at Lake Bloomington bv LI'--' 0 5- Q Ga 11..- ' . ,A . . . l2-- , 18--' e , l9-- , 22--' ' . , an--tr A , 25 0 1 A . l-- ' . ' ' Pl ' - 5 T . 9 0 7 ' -is . 0 8 -L - o 0 10 Q o n c s o o ll--S ' . J-Ll- I 1 o o o 1-S- 0 l6-- ' s ' . 22-- ' ' M . . . 23-- U l . 29 . V. o 3O-- tar . 5 8 . 0 2l-- . 27..- . Q . y -- ' - 3 7 on o 0 6 0 o 0 lO-- ' . l3-- - 0 . 1e-- A - . 17 Q 0 o . 0 2O-- ' V' . 22-- 23-- . . ZLL-.. Fx Y. . . 25-- . 26-- . 26-- ' - . Convention in went to Bloomington Paso We won Lodge ln the Lake GRIN LL AWHILE Connie nHey, rabbit, what are you doing in m iceboxq Harvey The Rabbit nIsn't this a Westinghouse? Connie nYes Harvey The Rabbit Hwell, I'm west n Miss Fox U o you care or nCra e's Tales' Kenny K HT don't know I never ate any, but I'm just dea stuck on lobsters Two cars crashed outside the school building One was driven by Tom S and the other by Harold W Tom S jumplng out of his car, said, 'Wattzamatter, ya blind9u 'Blind H said Harold, UI hit ya, didn' I Clerk in pawnshop to Nr Roznowski who was buying a typewriter HNow here's a bargin owned b an elderly lady who never went over 30 words a minute Lloyd B H o you rea y think so? Lois W nYes, indeed If not, it would have been worn out long ago Mrs Nafziger to husband trying to park nDon't you know that if this space were big enough somebody would already be parked here? Maurice D Trying to lead a big St Bernard up the road Mr Yoder 'Where are you going to take the dog, m li tle man? Maurice D ' I I'm going to see where where he wants go first Cathy K was playing quietly while her father, asleep on his bed, snared lustily Suddenly he turned over on his side, and the snoring came to an abrupt end nMommy, exclaimed little Cathy, nYou'd better see about Daddy He's killed his motor Don L, xent into Freed's Grocery Store for some canary seed Mr. Freed nls it for your mother? NNO, of course not,n replied Don with disdain, nit s for the bird N C.: n y , ' u - C , . H . : 1 g.H : D f bb 1 .N 'g A n ' d . O ' Q T Y ? t I? z Y Lois W.: nYou have a wonderful voice.n ,: D E 11 - .N O 0 O .H :: 1 I . y O . . t .U Q2 ' H . I1 ' n ' ? : H ' v Mr Hill What is a vacuum? Wilbur H I can't explaln it, just this minute, but I have it in my headw Gary G 'Will you lend me your mug o shave? Barber Bill NGO on, now Shave your own mug Lora Faye S x ave you rea Freckleso Melba B oodness, no Mine are lirht brown Can't you see? Mrs Roth Marilyn, have you given the fish any fresh water recentlyqu Marilyn R , mom They haven't drank the water I gave last month yet Stanley M Do you suppose I have enough lumber to finish this chacken house? Mrs Martin Of course you have Use yolr head ashington I wonder why lt is? Ollie S Because he's dead, they say Mr Nafziger 'Did your watch stop when it dropped on e flooro Ronnie T nSure Did you think it wou d go throughqn Janet W endeaver1ng in vain to thread a needle, finally said 'I think thls needle must be asle p I iust can't get e thread in its eye at all H Mrs Stalter 'Patsy, did you wash this fish carefully e fore baking it9N Patsy S NHeavens, no, was the surprised reply wha 's the use of washing fish that has lived in water all there life Auburn W nCome right on ln, Norman He won't hurt you You know a barking dog never bites Norman H nSure, I know that, but I don't know how soon he is going to stop barking Miss Martin 'When we are married we must have no secre s from each other You must tell me everythi Mr Cote nBut er really, I don't know everythin , n ,rv . . : H : I t ll 0 . . H . s c Q , Q .: H d .H ' O : G 0 1 5 c U , n . : H 0 , A N YI , n ' ' . - u , u A ' ' u Connie M.: NI hear they have stopped sending mail to 1 0 . 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