Gridley High School - Pylon Yearbook (Gridley, IL)
- Class of 1958
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A - T' I wr yq I A 1 ' ' :YN'T'Ef1'J 'l: , ,f 1-L ., ' , , ,V ,,,- if Y, N-.Y. ,P 'Q ,, In Y Il4'.:5 J1 .12 1-fvvi 11. MLVL., f f' fm ?1'1 fgf2f:wi Yw 'ni 'f'I'Wf -,l 1kfly. gf, J my .f,Cif Hili: Shi ljfy 'CQ ' wiki .Vfff ,fm Juv Q ',lifiU'?'l' rw' vm my i t :1'fef5t 9 ,, , q F-,. - 'LA . .TL 9 . ff , , 'X W CL , ',1,f.'nf-W v Y .q Y l Cf? 4 ,v of I ,I-w: 'sf 3ll'1 I, r l5'.v'fiff SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY One afternoon as I walked into Upland Travel Agency, who should I see behind the desk but Ned Umland, who decided to go with me on my trip. Be- fore leaving he told me of his trip to Spain and his visit with our Spanish correspondent, Nancy Helm, who had been the first girl to go through Yale in two years as validictorian of her class Before leaving New York we saw the Ed Sullivan T V show.with one of Joyce Kuerth's numerous appearances as a comedienne The next evening we attended a fashion show where much to our surprise we saw Dave Roth, one of the nat1on's leading men's fashion models also learned he had won a medal for his speed and get up and go Just before leaving town, we stopped in at one of the manv Standard O11 Stations After being attended bv one of the many girl attendants, we learned that heiress Marv Ann Gibbs, a top Hollvwood star, had employed the girls to increase the company's business While waiting at the gas station ve noticed under Richard Stucky's sports column in the New York Times that John N1tz1g's all girls football team had gust won their thirteenth straight game On another page we saw that Mr Hill' star speaking student, Joan Taylor, had won the 'Husband C lling Conte ' We also noticed that Roberta Rinkenberger was making her farewell ap pearance in Carnigle Hall that night before leaving on a world tour Driving south west from New York toward Philadel hia we passed a large bill board adver tising the opening of the Keifer Chemical Engineer ing School of which President, and Head On arriving in Connie Mack Stadium ing the Phillies so Mike Keifer is Head Professor, of the Board of Directors Philadelphia we drove out to where the Cardinals were play we stopped to see the game About the fourth inningwwe noticed that the Card 1nal's new manager was Devere Roth Between innings he told us that he had won the United States lying contest with his famed stories of UMa and My Girlsu . . n o o , a , We ' o . . , r 1 f . 1 . . . . -K . 2 Q C ' 4 ' ' 0 3. st o . . - . . . . . 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Q I O . .- 7 t 0 f, ' '- ' , - I S Leaving Phlladelnhla the next day we passed Carolyn Rlnkenbexger s resturant on wheels, Vh1Ch lS the flrst ln the natlon Toward the mlddle of the afternoon we massed the Terry Rlnkenberger Tad Pole Hatchery whlch turn out more tad poles than any other tad pole hatchery ln the world Our next ston was Prlncevllle, Illlnols, where my best hlgh school frlend Glorla Grusv llved It was a long drlve and we were both very 9HXlOUS to s e her and her large famlly When we arrlv d at Prlncevllle, Glorla told tralnlns that she had l ft Her ten scts of twlns w re darllnas but the youngest and only one wlthout a twln named nOddy was the cutest She also told us that Clarence Boon had started the Chaunce Taxle Comnany wlth 1ts route from Grldley to Do ns Now that we had heard all the news about our former Grldley Hlvh School mates we were satlsfled to return to Nc: York, Ned to h1s travel agency and I was glad to return to my nurslng home for aged men Bev Melss . . . 1 H 1 1 f ' 5 . S - ' ' .A ' J O 0 3 - X us she nlanned to finish the two years of nurses ' ' , -c . e , a Q ar 'tr , ' I . ' U ' 1 ' n vw O I . . IQ ' 'D ocvcfuy Lp' lb 1' S p NANCY CLHRCNCC- Y NCD wgiw, 'Q ...,! DAVID Ro0CRTA l'71c.l-INCL. I f 5,41 JOHN 71+ 11-1 1l'I' x-' Qxf' CRROLYN dvyctl I iq lx ca , I sf-1 I 'TERRY JQHN GIOR IH ps -at 5- ' 4 V . ,V L-an. U J' 55 .V 4 gi' :whip -1. if fr' xi' Dt VCRC IQICHQRG Many ANN 'W g Y C fl HLY f 0 'Q J flu n lt v Kfl fn Jan F4 1,3 J f 111, COLHQ 1 1544 Lnn Jlb J A TJOIlL Lnnn, Jnf nl Luck :LV n n lVJ rfy by unc snpnomol Q Octcbfr rqnbrn 5 unlu ne fVfNLHg TUWVKIUEF lfur YL f Lnrcf lqcmbfrs, xodnc 'vcr F nmon F nn nl nn Lal r 'l Y J wang OHM. f n Q p corn, nny Q r SCF ood r u S L V fT mQ'T ougcwilnp Uhf' T QV r 1 Q 1 1 ltfrna Q U P Q J' cfn Llc 4 V1 1 1755 Thu dff, wufvrL QU, J FTE' w naw GXQGT1,l Q F F tVf 'y-EVO 'vuSn1cn. Tgtn L+Q w'1p gf Qu? Synnscrs, 'iss Wax 'mn Jr. gill, we Qcvn 5.1L it 9355. To- nun officfrs vu alnohpd Joyce Huurth, pvcSiqa'+ Jun yuAziV, len-prnsidantg any nly Aflsg, 3-,rctgryg ind f -Neel K afyr, irwqrurfr, TQ TGQ',SCHL iq Ln Ytun, f 1 'il vc ciosa fmry A.. F Hs, mfhprtu hinhpnbwrppr, fc ' - Q 0 ' J Ti,PW:f4 Q? Xyf Q b Y On September 20, tnn uramnnd initiation UQQ arrived Vo ware if z. in 'A tiatlmn yu1,l ':, den on X V 12. h A3 , Jarpb wqx ' 'W t'. Q Q f Q of 3, i .VT 18. ' gng the ygar vb lonj LQ',5 1 Q 1 f.'y Iuis,, , 5 Q f - H2 tin, -nf 1 d , I 'Q . Bac C1135 V321 TZLISQ all yu 1' e,'4nn1 1gj I fy. il N of Cnc ,n1Q5, Ve Cid vngu plcv y y nvd cu fl salon Qld an irlvas. We .-Q varj Q, ' an lt,. fav ily lairf war chican cncJ'1cANp ann n J' ,x' Q 1W,4n QtLunQ2nt. 4obfrtu n1nku-na'2gr nah FQ? Q ,, ,'t- T61 tw vis u1Qf inf pirii Uwfvfllku Qui, at 'P' F.H.A. T.m.A. 4'-cc. ff Hu Gow omora cl S once QOIL scam lgu Ln Grlg U dlvm Qcnoml +0 b f LU mul hgld Qtudyln ana lonp S51FDWLHtS uinw of 1 buln tmf nvanwf 011 At our flrst QLLQ LQL elbcbac c flccrs. They are Tlgh GL an nr QICLH ilrn L ucby, VlCx DFxS1CC1 M ry J s 5 orc f H J yen Yuerth trgxsurrr. ry Ann n1bbQ, wlrh I tuc Jenn XltZlg, 1 DUFJHU th YF lOFl Gru y lovc frow imcno t jonn UQ lpiOFd afnkilct st LC o Cf LC scnonl f Qegonc Se fer. c Os Dwoln 1 comml LLL 0 b11nV of V S Jncy Q nc L msn f Lif UlCV U orn, 0 nu Q + C15 f H C 1 i,Qu t Tw f w wc Our UHNQOWQ I1 H1 qs n 1 1 vp Q vfrv hclol 1 Cr Q15 A FL' Q Ah f 33 Q f-1 Q 0151 L' U n l'y ' ' ' 0 ', ., Q,Qgn Im' t'--1 ycil' pf 'TQ M J ' L I ' J Q J nf ' . 'F J M is had to .M -a WlT'Lght ,Q g ' 'iwos H- Qing, we 3 1 L-2 lass cf- T e ' 3: N'--a ' Klvfnr, f QUj'- tg f',laAd St 1 ' 6-L 3 'ia tg 'w Ann Fibl , Q etar55 and 0' f L , Qi Q MQ ' u'A O L', Qld S ky, 1 bb 'A ard TichaQl Kbfer rQprQSfQtmd us in the Student Council. i 1 C Jgcr G 'a S QX cd - L J'Q'.Q 0 ' 1 C. ClD-w x5-Hf' Qrt Q 'Q L A ' , in thJ U,' I 1105, The luQ ai, Q ted ' ..'tL1l t LFG A - any to mwkc if . 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J A l I r 11 - 4 1 ' xf- A .L , A . ,H Y ,,- ' , 5 ri., ,1. ,Q ,'1 If-1.59 U CJ' wk, L, '.'ff3, . f X. 1 N ,, 2.'f11Q 1. 1957 1958 On August 29 we entered our last year at good old G C H D wlth Mr H111 and Mr Onken as sponsors Class offlce s for the year were John Wltzlg, presldent Clarence Ropp, vlce presldent, Roberta klnkenberger, secretary, and DeVere Roth, treasurer Dave Roth, Joyce Kuerth, and Joan Taylor repre ented us 1H Student Councll wlth RlChdTd otucky as presldent and Mlke Klefer as vlce presldent Homecomlng Klng and Queen were Bev Melss and Glarencc Ropp John W1tZ1g and Joyce Kuerth were thelr attendants Thls year we were as well represented lh athletlcs by our boys as ln other years To help them hoberta Rlnkenberger and Bev Melss were chosen as cheerleaders On our senlor trlp we went to Colorado, on May 6. The Junlor Senlor Banquet was held May 16, ln Gr1dle5 3 fs, . . 0 0 o n o ' 1 0 . Q x 1 F U -, . . . l Q . Q . . . 0 . . K J S . . . . f F-, . . . 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Joyce Kucnrf-1 Gwmn Gnusv X NANO 1 ...nn Q3 He'-M Spcfvcen BAUMAN id' 35 si 'lil RICHARD S'roLLeR KAneN51cBcNrHAL Juwrn Wfrzra 'Ti' ' V if 'C-' X Y I E Nc' I WJ ,Q 1:2 ue.,-'-Y f SCHOLARSHIP Thls sectlon of the PYLOM 18 dedicated to the students' baslc actlvity, the acqulrine of knowledge How well a student has provres ed 1D the above 13 lndlcated by the scholastlc achlevement he has at ta1ned as evldenced by the Grades he has earned during a certaln period op tlme The DuD1lS who ranked hlvhest 1n the freshman, sorhwore, and Junior classes, PGSDGCtlV6lV, at the close of tb school y r 1956 1957, in the Senlor Class ln the year l S7 1958, tne v ledlctorian and salutatorlan of the graphs on th precedlnv o ge and by 11St1Hg below thelr grade point averaves The system of awardlng grade polnts 1S as follows polnts polnts pO1HtS D points All term, semester, and flnal Grades have been used 1n the C31Cu13tlOHS to arrlve at tu awardlng of all scholarshlo honors , . , . I O T 3-1i 9 X . 0 . . - V,-. . . J H A N - , ' -e ee - ' a ' 9 - 1 Q . . class of l9E8 are honored by iicluding their photo- 8 A , M la u . . . W 5 . . A-5 ' B-lk - C-3 -2 1 I - D I Q 1 I I - :L . C1C5M Tojce Kdere 1? 10531 Valedlctorlan A's BYS C's Grade Polnt Average A P6 G or1a Gru , S9lUt8tOPl3H 11 A's ,rlmld B's C's Polnt Average 73 C1955 10535 Nancy Helm, hlan Honors 1 A's B's rade Polnt Average M C19 f 579 Joyce Kuertn, Junlor 3 A'S r de Pownt Averaee 97 Spencer Bauman, Sophomore A's Crade Pownt Averave 5 Nancv Helm, Sophomore 36 A's Jrade Polnt Average 5 Rlchard Stoller, Sophomore Gr de POlDt Average 5 Karen Sleeenthal, Freshman 36 A's Gr de Polnt Average 5 Judlth NltZ1g, Freshman 36 A's Grade DOlHt Av rage 5 C1057 583 Nancy Helm, Senlor 3 A's 1 B Grade Polnt Averaae A 97 fy 7 L X 1 X eh, f A ' -7, lh Q 3 J1 of . 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A' 5-L' , N .e. , D A x , N A , ELM? -as pvtty Vlmzlg, u,r Alt,rn2tQ U uw Q f JUNIOR Hxsfroay C1957 19589 We entered our Junlor year with twenty two ln the class and ended up wlth the same number At the beglnnlng of the ye r Nancy Helm left our class to JOlH the Senlor class Our class offlcers were Spencer Bauman, presldent, Joyce Meiss, vlce presldent Connle FOSdlCk, secretary and Kay Sommer, trea urer Ann Andrews, Tom Me1ss, Connie FOSd1Ck, and D1Ck Stoller were our Student Councll representatlves ' ther s Been To Ma s The Junior Senlor Banquet was held at the hlgh school on M y 16th There was a dance, open to the publlc, whlch followed There were several students from out class wno entered the llterary contest Tom Melss and Dlck Stoller both recelved A ratlngs Connle Fosdick, Ann Andrews, and Spencer Bauman also entered the contest, Connle Fosdlck was our queen's attendant wlth Mary Krones as her altern te Kay Sommer and Joyce Meiss were cheerleaders from this class Our sponsors for this ye r were Mrs Rodgers and Mr Smlck U . J . . . 3 A , . . Q . O . - N . A 3 , . 3 A . S . ' Our play, which was presented on April llth, was 'Fa ' ' rf . a , A . A 0 p . r L . . . I ' . .Ya 3 - I a S S , O 0 Q .Ayr Q. we X K J. K J ,.,,. , , rj x,L.T1?lm , l,'..,,1- 4. Ln!g+1Lmyjihz', :ILIII i1pQ'g wE1+s.'f,nq - f .:' . f W X P, 1 ' X 2- - -TM- Lcrr. he mm. 4 01,1 f 1 . MLK, 1, J, ll AL, Jr ,+,,, - W. '. ww. '-A.-x ' L In 1 ftfx U LJ 1 TJ.f.,gf' I . . LIWXI1' A .AVI ., K K fxyl-it - .'?1Kf -.,: ' ' , Y, gQ,,, ., f. , -' mmm .QrmLr1f:, -fmlla .-L,w. JL, Arm .'-Amalwvw ,rw 1 .F.illQY limi? Jail-- A .it13Llev1, ffzf'-x , wW'QG . riff!-111, ..f ly mmm.-1.11, r. fQ1.y L If-.:v,Lp3 ,gf , X , ',,x. w,,,.f,,f A,-, 11 fy, pf. 'Q-. f-Y, xcrg 1 by., .xozrlrfvrp Aug. mud, 1 LF, 1 ,L '- II' VX LLP F 'il 1 'W il' ' gf 1 I 1 xl., ,7 ,W ' VL C iillll llllll op mmm: I I Q f W f Z il 19 6 1957 On Huvust 20, 19 6 th ty slx scaled, out happy freshmen started a brand new e 36W16HC6 'e were of f1c1a11y lnltlated ocptembel 17 ur class olfwce s our lrs tear 1n o we e Pete TG1SS, nies dent, 1C Hoobler, vice pres Jdent, nF61dOT3 16ttSt6lD, secretary treasulet, 1 Roth, reoorter and Janet Xlefand, serveant at arms Later on n the ye r, Pete WG1SS dHQ Nlck dooblerfs olaces as OfPlCGFS weie succcefed by Gerald Dodson, SOFlHF us were Nrs. Shoemakel and Mr. Yoder X elected four members flom oul class to serve on the student counc11 They wete Herb Stoller, Karen Sle benthal, Gelald Dodson, and Marllyn iathbun. Xe gave the Sophouomes a Leturn party on February In the fall, we plckfd up corn and had a paper drlve to raise money for our class fund. Durlnv the yeal, rave e11s was elected as queen's attendant e U81DGd some new students and lost some Jack ays, Peggy Jonesto 4lSSOU 1, and Faye Vells to F3lPflG1d June Pommler came to us from Flanagan, then 1e1t to go back, and A111n Tracy cane from Octavla, then 1eft to E1 Paso. Durlne our Ureshman year, one of our most out standlng members, Gerald Dodson, net wlth a fatal accldent A11 of LS 1 ss hlm very much fh1S caused Judltn TltZlQ to becone ou1 neu w cs11ent, and we elected Ilck Hooblei as oul student councll member 1U hws nlace . , 5, 11111-6 1 - :ij .. . . J - - . . . .,. OJ 1 J O O , f s 9 Q rs for . f' t J a' ' G.n.H.S an ' ' , va -, ,- D IT ' 1- - ,, .A .. LL ... 4. .L 'Y 1.4 - 7 1' ' -1 ,,, ' .-fn -an I , AT' 1- J A. 5 V V 5 . J 1. Q , J- lx , 1 ' I Y . W A , . L . - . 1 presidentg and Judith Witzig, vice-president. Spon- . J ' -1 I 1 Q Ye . ' 1 1,1 r B . an ,, Q 1 1 V' A 1 3 -a 1 vw ' J U . ll' Q V . I T ' -,, '1 yy Q2 I. ' 1 Q 1 ' ' J ' - 3 'T T' ' 'fr' v 1 W. 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L L i, M W G s- fu s soasouoae 11sToRY C1957 19587 On August 29, l9,7, tw nty slx students of our sophomore clas st rtcd oux second year of hlgh school Our class officers for our second year were pre ldent, Herb stollfr, v1ce presldent, Pete Meiss, secretary, Freldora weft teln, treasurer, Nlck Hoobler, sergent at arms, Qtanly Zlmmerman, and reporter, Margie Stalter Our sponsors were Mrs Sheen ker and Mr Yoder We elected two more members for the Student Councll We gave the freshman their inltatlon on September funds 1U our treasury, we sold penclls and had a Plnochle Party on March 28th Also, we had the coat check At Chrlstmas tlne we gave baskets of food to several famllies We recelved card of thanks from these famllles and are glad they appreciated it lor the HOmbCOmlDQ Dance, we elected Freidora Wettstcin as our attendant Marllyn Rathbun wastzhe alternate Durlng the year we lost three members of our class They were Cteve Farrell, Bernle Arbogast, and Arthur shoemaker Steve Farrell went to Bloomlngton whlle Bfrnir Arbogast and Arthur shoemaker remalned at thelr homes , ' 'v ' i- . L' Q . ' L, . ' A f s a , ' Q f N ' , Q 0 ' A. . U J . L v 0 - ' m . o Q Q1 ' x I A ,A 0 f x l S .J 4 . . . 0 ,, r . U G . r- a ,, Q .- ' 1 j 1 . .A S 5 . . ,J ,J A A K1 '1 .. . . . . ly . . . .x 1 N . 0 A X l7th and gave them a party on November Sth. To raise the r -, r 5 I O ' ' ' I . . J 3 1 , ' jx . I . g u. N S 5 . . f 1 ' I r .- 1 O I' - '. ' . L , -. . . J r . ' f . P A ,. . -f 'L jv I' J -4 - p . -1 L ,. AJ z . ,: A f fi . f 1 2 4 . A . . A 5 n J ,4 A I ,K ,. C1 , ,- 4 , . ' , 1, ' 2. . S PHO OR 1 TOP ROV Duane WltZ1W Clarence Houck, Herb Hussemann Gary llenson, John Kauop, Gary Sho maker, Patsy Klnvdon Sutter, Marge Stalter, Sharon Mele Lols Hodel, Pat Roth. 3RD ROW Karen Siebenthal, Allce Klnvdon, Tarllyn Rathbun, DOP1S Wllson, Jud! W1t7l , Janet W1CUQHd Carol Stewxrd BOTTOI ROW Nr Yoder, Stanley Z mmerman, Pete Melss, Herb Stoller, NlCk Hoobler, Freldora Wettstfwn, Mrs Shoemaker ' of is C1133 A 3 B fb: H - f S 9 ZND ROW: Sharon Wilson, Judy Punke, Nancy Mehn, Annette - , S .1 ' S, . ' t I . ' ' . 1 u , .L B I . nn A . 1 , 'H Hn YCIO p- 4-Q will I ii 1 P, PU N V, l X flag? X X4 ,,,. E 1 iff 22724 ,751 1 ' 2,1--7 ,,f 1 ff , 1 x X X 1, g 1 If ,mum fmsfrcay 41957 19589 On August 29, 1957, twenty Slk scared but eager Freshm r entered G C H S Most of us found lnltlation fun, although a bit embarrlsslng Our spon ors were Mrs PlHg nd Mr Conlln Officers elected for the year were president, Roger Stucky vlce president, Les deny, secretary, Kathy Qulnn treasurer Betty Downen and Hlstorlan, M rge Kuerth We also chose Sue Umland, Bob Wells, J ck Hoobler, and Marge Kuerth as Student Councll representatlves Sharon Plemlng w s chosen for the substltute cheer attendant Judy ROblHSOH JOlHCd our class ln September and left lat r in the ye 1 Barbara Harrlson also left us On November 8, the Sophomores gav us a party, and we gave then a return Qt P tPlCk'S Day P rty ln March Durlng the year we h d quite a few money maklng projects mong which were two b ke sales and a Sock Hop Ada Klopfenstoln, Kathy oulnn, Roger Stucky, and Robert Cargill partlcipated 1D the I R S A MuSlC Contest and brought back som 'w rds We lso have qulte a few sportsmen 1U our class who are rlsing to the top At the end of our Preshm n ye r w are looking forward to three more excitlng ye rs of Hlgh School F LFT,,4 T U ' ., ' ' f 1 x 1 x al X , .. . . . . . . ' , e- 2 , S B 0 I H 8 o 0 0 ' 4 af .- ' A I ,. ., , . 1 ' ,I 4' O ' I . O .1 A f , ' 5 h 3 -5 1 0 ' ' F Y F5 ' . C4 . 3 . W A 1 r . E O ' ' e - ' A - leader and Sue Umland was elected as homecomin ueen ! ' l , e A lac, ' P ' , X I 5 f . I Al , 0 . E - Q 1 .- . ' u 1 ax 2. l Y . ', a 1 a M f I . F G . ' F i . . o Io o s , ' '.ee a ,. B a Y O X Q 1 1 a ' a e 'x 7: fx ' 5 ' ' . PRLSHLKN CLQQS TO ROW Dann npersoh, Jack Hoobler, Robert Carvlll Merle Funk, Brent Rutherford, Orldn Mlllel, heh PC1123 ZND RON large Kuerth, R y 1eJer, u Jnldhd, Judy BRD ROW Robert Jells, Lana D rrell, Add Klopfenstelh, H lda MQPt1H, Sharon FlGm1UU, Judy Baker BOTTOM RGJ Mrs Plnv, Les H oy, Rove Stucky, kathy UhlUH, Bettv Dowheh, Nr Cohllh 1 -' xi ' . P L , 5 Q - y EA J X e O' , . q , 5 . ' ' : Ji H 'Q D ve S e T. f Hussemahh, Jodnh Freed, Linda Stoller, Joyce Farrell. L Z ll x YV ' 4. Q I J i f . 1 .. , - 1 0 E: J . ' A . ear 3 r ' 'W N - J L , Q I 5- 1' AC TIVI TIE S June 1957 Merle Gerig and Mike Farmers Degrees at the Miller represented our chorus, Our delegates October 2, 1957 -E.-XOFIAC Kiefer received their State state F.F.A. convention, Terry chapter in the state F.F.A. were Mike Kiefer and John Witzig Mike Kiefer, Terry Rinkenberger, De Vere Roth, Ned Umland, and John Mitzig represented our chapter at the LeRoy Land Judging Contest October 12, 1957 Trip to International Dairy Show in Chicago cancelled because of Asian Flu October 28, 1957 Mike Kiefer, John Witzig, Clarence Rcpp, Ned Umland Glenn Tenkins, De Vere Roth, and Mr, Yoder attended the Officiers Training School at Odell November 12, 1957 The Greenhands were initiated into the Chapter December 21, 1951 The f F A Joined the F H A in promoting the Miss Snowflake Dance January 31 1958 All the F F A membe s went on a tour of the Case Factory in Rockford February 12 1958 Ve were entertained by Odell with a ba kctbal game April 1, 1958 Public Speaking contest at LlPeso, Orlan Miller placed second in the oratiors, Ned Umland represented us n extemporaneous speaking April 9, 1958 hike Kiefer, Terry Rinkenberger, De Vere Roth, led Umland, and John Witzig represented our chapter at the Iortiac Dairy Judging Cont st The Gridley tean won tni d place Mike Kiefer and Jo n Witzig were in the top ten gudgers April 15, 1958 Foundation awards were pre ented John Witzig applied for the St t Farmer Degree . 7 a . -J O - -X . . - . . 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IQ lv T Lk J2fQ 1 ' 'fr, f'l' If ,gg f A 1 0 'ix-A X N F H A Thls y xr our ne tln Swele h lo on the econd Tuesday of e ch month O flCClS for the ye r were as follows Glorla Grusy, presldent Connle lOSd1Ck, vlce presldent, 4 ry Ann Glbbs, secret y uarllyn nathbun treasurer, Larolyn Rlnlenberger, parllmentarlan, nlalne Stollcr, PGCPC1tlOH chalrman lary hrones, proyects ChWlFm8H, Karen Slebenth l, publlc relatlons ch lrnan Marge Stalter, flnance chalrman, Roberta ilnkenberber hlstorlan, Mrs noy Stmltcr and Mrs lallace Fosdlck ch pter mothers Mrs Plnp w s our sponsor Our money WWk1HF project for the yelr was the SGlllHF of k lves The procram for the yr r w s as follows September On the lOth we had welner ro st to welcome the freshmen Connle Posdlck spoke on her 6XOCf16HC6S t F H A ca p The Zlst we attended the fall rally at Normal October A h yrack ride w s pl nned but w s cancelled because of the flu Also ve h d a Cancer Drlve to collect Whltb cloth for blna ces November The 18th we lUV1t6d the Lexlngton ch pter for a JOlHt Clvil Defense meetlnv At that aeftlng a ulaque was presented to our chapter lor bClHU a honorable chapter 1D l9Eo ece1ber lhe H l d the I n A sponsored t e Christm s D ace florl Plusv was c owned A133 Snowflake Janua y Thlrtcen new mcmbc s were ln tl ted lnto the club Febru ry Mrs Varl Plein spoke to us at our regular meetlng about J o n, her natlve country March From the 23rd through the 29th was 1 H A leek On Sund y the members of our club attended the church of our gm1ChOlC6 Monday noon a sp ghettl luncheon w s served to the club 1D the home ec loom Tuesd y was Good Deed Day and also the o y we collected clothlng for the horld C1OthlHQ DPlVC lednescay was Sloppy Joe Day Thursday, oe Kind to ramlly Day On Friday was Dress Up Day and 7th hour a o rty was held ln the gym for the whole school Saturday we toured the Unlversal Beauty School in Bloomlngton Aprll On the 7th w s the freatl looked forward to ChlC3PO trip e left the school OO A,M so t at we could attend the Ere kfast Club Glorla Grusy was called up to talk on the sro lam Some of the other thlngs that we dld www to take tour through Carson, Plrle, nd Scott, tour tae Merchandise Mart, ate t the Itall n Vl118WC and s 1 the show The Long Hot Summer U o o o ' 4 0' . - , T , . .. 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Qw' 1VinfaI11gm of lA-.lQ',fL-if ,-Fifftiti, Wm., il - '4E1f,1'l ai L I, il 'beta L1115 g1-913. alas Iliff flmshiqcn '. .1 Q fpcgmzialcg 1l 1'l:: ,nmptrf :fl iihf, ,iw '1 ff'Q1'1.fc gi- ' STA DING Ken Mellza, Cary Shoemaker, Jack Hoobler, Clarence Houck, Merle Funk, Clarence Ropp, Herb Hussemann Terry Rinkenberaer, Duane Wltziv, Orlan Mlller, Danny Upperson SEATSD Jr oder, Glenn Jenkins, John Mitzia, Mike Kiefer, Ned Umland, Donald Funk, DeVere Roth TOP ROW Llnda Stoller, Patsy KlHgdOH, Martha Drury Joyce Kuerth, Annette Sutter, Donna Hussemann, Sharon Meiss, Judy Punke, Sharon V11SOD MIDDLE ROW Carol Steward, Shlrley Baker, velyn Kaupo, Sharon Flemlng, Joyce Farrell, Mrs Plng, Betty Downen Hllda Nartln, Allce Klnvdon, Janet Wlevand, Judy Baker BOTTOM RON laine Stoller, Bev Me1ss, Mary Krones, Mary Ann G1bbS, Glorla Grusy, Connie Fosdlck, Marllyn Rathbun, Roberta R nlenberger, Karen Slebenthal, Carolyn Rlnkenberger, Marne Stalter A TOP ROW Clorla Grusy, Freldora Wettstein, Llnda Stoller, Kay Meyer, Marge Stalter, Kathy Qulnn, Joann Freed, Sharon Melss, Marge Kuerth, Carolyn Rlnkenberger MIDDLL ROW Karen Slebenthal, Ada Aloofensteln flalne Stoller, Pat Roth, Sharon Wllson, Bev Melss, Marilyn Rathbun, Janet W1G28Hd, Roberta Rlnkenberger BOTTOM ROW Sue Umland, Betty W1tz1U, Kay Sommer, Ann Andrews, Joyce Melss, Mrs Rodvers F. F. A. 'T Q ' -N a ,I 3 . I . -B-J O , f .1 1,r 1 I lm Q .. ' - I F. H. A. ' . ' I I 1 I . 'I 0 a ' 1 . 'J - , . . , ' ' 3 - i . - . . -- Q u I I a AT' ' l ...I . . . . . ii 7 f , M L . - O G. . A. I N . . . . n J 1 -r . , .L . . '- Va O -,-1 . . T - -7 . 0 - L , .J . . . . v - Q . . . A , ,T . . v C '- I gm P5 if G A J Phe G A A held its lar 5 meetlnp on Qepteuoer f l9S7, wlth 26 aembere yolnlng. tn t tlae 1 wie deoldeo to mold meet1nf every thlrd Tonddy ln the month lhe of lCFl ol e e n w l s lollows hay Sommer, oreeloent Ann Audrewj, vlce ores oent Betty 1tz1 sec o ce 16180, dsurer, Sue Umlund, reJorter. Irs een Rodwels I1 e voneor. Throuph ut the to +10 club 1 ny S ort evenis Home of volch we e hlklnv b Qketh ll volly ll fvllng, badllnton and orlmmlng e had d flolt entered 'n tke HOmGCOHlHQ perdoe At County Tournement tlme, the club made crepe p per togoon to heln cheer our temm to VlCtOFy nlaoe Ol e CUTlStWdS pdrty, the meahers oeclded to glve money to help d 1 1 ly ln need ln Grloley DUP1HV the e l, some of tne Qllls Jttended swlmmlnv show at the Wesley n pool ln Bloomln ton, the Qhow 'Around the lorlo LH nlcnty D ys 1D Peorle, and an evenlnp of bOWllHQ at the bowllnp ally lH POHtl0 . CllWTXlHQ our lCtlVltlGS for the feel was the F A A Play Day for whlch oul Cluo Wes the host lhose VlSltlHU ernools were l n n, norreqt, LGJIDQUOH, IlPdso, Hloomun tgn, dan 11 bury lhe soorts dl yed qt thls event weYe Qoft bdll, voll b ll shuffleboerd and tdble tenml . .l. ,O V H ,.l ,- , , LJ , L, ,k 1 ' . lo, A A U e At Q L t K . 2 , , - V . 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PYION sTAFF TOT RON M r Alyce W1tZlU, Pat Roth, Joan Taylor Joyce Kuerth, M ree Stalter, Carolyn RlHk6HbGPUGP, Marae Kuerth, N ncy Uelm DIDDL ROW Roberta Rinkenb raer, Mary Ann Gibbs, Spencer Bauman, Rlch Stucky Clarence, Tom Melss, Ned Umland, Don NQfZ1USP, DeVere Roth, Terry Rlnkenberger BOTTOM ROW Gloria Grusy, John Witzlv, 1Lke Kiefer, Mr Hill, Dlck Stoller, Dave Roth, Bev 16133 TOD RON Robert Wells, Jack Hoobler, Connle FOSdlCk Ann Andrews, Joan Taylor, Marge Kuerth, A1106 Klnvdon MIDDLE RON DeVere Roth, Tom Melss, Dlck Stoller, Sue Umland, Marge Stalter, Herb Stoller, Dave Roth, Nick Hoobler BOTTOD ROW Mr Nafzlqer, Mlke Klefer, Rlchard Stucky, Joyce huelth, Mrs Shoemaker GRIDLITL STAFF STANDING Karen Slebenthal, Kay Sommer, Sue Umland, Joyce Kuerth, Barge Stalter, Tom Melss, Janet Wievand, Glenn Jenkins, Kathy Quinn, Pat Roth, Mar nrones, Sharon Flemlng SLAT D Mr Conlin, Bev Meiss, Carolyn Rlnkenberger, Clarence Ropp, Roberta Rlnkenberver, Mary Ann Glbbs fi, ..-1. -...- I . 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INITlAl1ON Seotemler 20 1957 was ausln day fol e upperclassnen, but rather fmba ras,1nf one for the freshmed Some rell H1lVlHP doll ' showed up Brent nuther ford n shorts, K n MGllZd 10 short P J 's and hlgh heels, .obert an 111 vltn nls l mpshaoe bonnet, J k Hoobler 11th H13 doll and o by bottle anc aan noperson 1n the latest fqShlODS d1d crab lllkmQlQ Orlxn Mlller showed e xhule log Ltucky, oomulete onlon neckl ce, pot sone n ac lce newsolpers sharon blew nf, Wn over lls, wa 1 race the trlcks H wlth llpSt 1U tossnap er ck QDQ Lmaglnary e a ld 3 ce wlth rope, 1 oe sweet nu lp WltH hte CCOlOJDlmSHt of ur Glahn and the gult r Llndm Stollerfoatched Bermuda shorts and trlple oonytallsj, Judy Hussemann Cher Judy laker ln lon underwc apples fo the te chels ana coo and hlgh heels other w s nlce d1d's pants n reverse 11th her basket of Dells ln Swlmm ne trunks e chanfeo easons why they thought each Sue Umland, wltn 1 phony c e of measles, told flve re sons why she llke a very dolled up Merle funk Hllda Hart1n's red face fortunately concealed the blush when she cave Mr H111 the tr dltlonal klss the pleasure MhlCh the absent Kay Meyer nlssed Lana Dorlell vlth her len Jralds tled wlth varled colored llbbODS told hel oxsch ll ChOlCSS, whwle Les Hany ln one and a half foot Shllt gave reasons vhy he thoupht E1VlS qUlUH s ne lr vafzlver w s good superlntendent Presler wmperson ted nv an embarrassed Kathy 'All shook U ov tenya lhe new teacnels wele lso lnltlated r Onken shoved just how to no about flylng an alrplanc The hlfhllght of the o y was tue f t canoe done by Mrs Plng ind M Conlln. 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' '- 'x -4 ' Q. . . . . 0 ' ' - a . x v I I C S O HON1l COMI NG The tenth annual HOmCCO11Dg of Gridley COmmUn1ty Hlgh School was hcld on Irioay and Saturday, October eighteenth and n1neteenth,under the sponsorshlp of the Student Councll Although lt was rather cold and wlnd the weatherman did co operate by givlng us sunny skles The first tH1DQ on the program was the Homecomlng parade, whlch began at 2 OO P M on Friday As usual aw rds were given for tne most outstanding floats F1TSt prlze went to the sophomore class, second prize tnird prize to the Junior were also entered by varlous to the.freshman class, and clas Many lovely floats the iootball game at 8 OO P There were some 8HX1OU moments, but Gridley defeated Minonk by a score of 31 26 At the half of the game it was announced that Beverly Meiss and Clarence Ropp would PGlgH as king and queen of the 1957 HOm6COm1Dg Joyce Kuerth and John Wltzig vere runners up Next on the apenda wa The HOmGCOWlUg dance on Saturday evenlng wa the perfect end for a wonoeriul week end the klng and queen were crowned They Connie Posdick representlng tne Junior Wett teln, of the sophomore class, Freshman class, and the runners up Donna Nafziger and Roger Hany were HOm6COmlDg 1957 13 now merely of G C H S , but lt wlll live o for many of us Sue for At ten o'clock were attended by class, Friedora Umland from the king and queen crown bearers a part of the history n as a pleasant memory ll Al . . 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L1 sq 5 ' X,Q: a , 'r '1 EQNQ rf Q D fc 1 , 0 - 'J -3 f, 1 Lu Y ' M 1 GIRLS CHORUS TOP ROW Nancy Mehn, Patsy Klngdon, Donna Hus emann, Kathy Qulnn, Donna Funk, Annette Sutter, Judy Hussemann Marge Stalter, Joann Freed, Martha Drury SECOND ROV Freldora Wettsteln, D015 Hodel, Sue Freed, Ann Andrews, Kay Meyer, Judy Punke, Betty Vltzlg, Connle Fosdlok, lnda Stoller, Betty Downen, Pat Roth THRID ROV Ka S mmer, Marllyn Rathbun, Sharon Flemlng, Dorls W11SOH, ary Allee Wlt lg, Carolyn Rlnkenberger, Hllda Martln, Ada Klopfensteln, Elalne Stoller, Judy W1t lg BOTTOM ROW Mr Grahn, Judy Baker, Roberta Rlnkenberger, Janet Wlegan, Allee Klngdon, Nancy Helm, nvelyn Kaupp, Shlrley Baker, Karen 01SbSDthHl, Carol Steward BOY'S CHORUS BACK RON Don Funk, Clarence Ropp, LlCk Stoller FRONT ROW Gary Ellenson, Robelt Carglll, John Kaupp, Rlehard Stueky, Roger Stueky MlXLD CHORUS TOP ROW Roger Stueky, Gary nllenson, Donald Funk, Dlek Stoller, Robert Carglll, Plehard Stueky, Tohn Kaupp SECOND ROW Nancy Mehn, Patsy Klngdon, Donna Hussemann, Kathy Qulnn, Donna Funk, Annette Sutter, Judy Hussemann, Marge Stalter, Joann Freed, Martha Drury THIRD ROW Freldora Wettstlln, Lols Hodel, Sue Freed, Ann Andrews, Kay Meyer, Judy lunke, Betty Wltzlg, Connle Fosdlek, Llnda Stoller, Betty Downen, Fat Roth FORTH ROW Kay Sommer, Marllyn Rathbun, Sharon Flemlng, Dorls Wllson, Mary Allee Wltzlg, Carolyn Rlnkenberger, Hllda Martln, Ada Klopfensteln, Ll3lHC Stoller, Judy Wltzlg BOTTOM ROW Judy Baker, Roberta Rlnkenberger, Janet W1Gg3Hd Allee Klngdon, Nancy Helm, Evelyn Kaupp, Shlrley Baker, Karen Slebenthal, Carol Steward, Mr Grahn 1 ' U o 0 . . x , ., . , vi, U . 3 . 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'T ' ' W L lf --L 1 K 1 o A .. ,-- N T ' W -- 1 m--f G h . - f A - LITERARY CONTEST NTS BACK RO Spencer Bauman, Tom MGlSb, Dlck Stoller, Dave Roth FRONT ROW Ann Andrews, Connle Fosdlck, Mr Onken, Nancy Helm, Joyce Kuerth INSTRUMENTALS SOLOISTS Robert Carglll, Kathleen Qulnn, Robert Carglll, Ada Kloofensteln Blalne Stoller SEATED Stanley Zlmmerman LIBRAHIANS BACK ROW Sharon Flemlng, Bettf Downen, Dave Rlnkenberger Terry Rlnkenberger, Joyce Kuerth, Janet WG1g3Hd SEATLD Mr Onken, Mary Alyce Wltzlg, Tom Melee, Mary Ann Glbbs ,V 3 C' rw ' - ,, - BACK ROW: Pat Roth, Doris Wilson, Roberta Rinkenberger, if 96 Q11 gg I 4 I j, ' F ov 7 5 . ,V 6 5 1.5 v N a f X -.f X y :Q A W v , l X A Q 4 I I J' Y 2 I - I 9 ,W -N y v - 1 f wi, A f I X ' ' J D Ti ' ' The senlor play, a three act farce entltled HBooks and Crooksu, was nresented on November 29th under the dlrectlon of Ronald Gnken Prlnclpal Henly wa really a rlght auy but you'd never guess lt to hear hum cracklrg down on a student for a mlnor breach of rules or yelllng at hls nervous secretary In fact he s got her so flustered that she's mlstaklrg her own tvnewrlter bell for the phone bell and standlng nol ed on one foot not sure whether to flnlsh brlnglng hln the glass of water for h1s vltamln plll, or drop the glass end obey Order No 2, to rlng the school bell Ard then a pa r of crooks hlde out ln the school They're certalnly short on character, but they're good natured enough Cwhen they're not polntlng a gun at someoneb One of them flnds that 1n looks he's a dead rlnger for Prlnclpal Henly and he reallzes that thelr only chance of escaplng the DOl1C9 1S to double for hlm Hence, thev truss un Prlnclpal Henly, roll hlm lnto a closet and start runnlng the school They spend funds llberally Ask for anythlng and they grant lt And 1U a scene full of comedy, they even dlscuss the problem of catchlng the crlmlnals w1th the banker and the pollce In add1+1on there a charmlng hlgh school romance, the nroblem of ChOOSlHg a prom queen and all the other llvely events of hlgh school llfe There s a great scene when one of the culprlt students, demonstratlng what he d do to the Prlnclpel 'Bounce hlm agalnst the well, fflp hlm over hls de t1e hlm lnto a nretzel and throw hlm 1U the closet Comes on the real prlnclnal already ln a closet after havlng suffered gust about that treatment In a grand flnale Prlnclpal Henly shows what a good scout he really 13 and the hlgh school 1S all set for happler days ahead Gerard Mlss Hamllton Arnold Henlv nThe Prof' Larry Malone Llndy Nlll1PmS Goody Gulfhonper Francls Mr Burkholder Mlldred Gunklock Margaret Bllckle Lleutenart Shaw CAST M ke Klefer Roberta Rlnkenberger Rlchard Stucky Rlchard Stucky John W t lg Beverly Melss Glorla Grusy Clarence Ropp Dave Roth Joan Taylor Mary Ann Glbbs Ned Unland . , . 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Llalne otollel nr ndrews Kay vommer , 1 lf OHHlQ ' Qiick, Lom 1913 , betty ltZ1g, iary Kroneq, Jon hafflgel 'N ,Pi , T' V77 c , .if ' 'VJUJ 1 .ix .-V7 m rx, v I Z f-x - w 5 7, AL- A Ai- wk , I. iw , Joyce Neiss Dick StollQr, Cue F'5ed, C '- Roof' fw :fr - ,, w wr - ' my ' IX r ,-. - . - 11 L- 'L' 'L -L, 1 J gn, v Q3 fH, rf' 1, :null e ., I f f 1 'ri ' In Q abt SPORTS FOOTBALL The Grldley 19dSVlHS, aftel navlng suffeled one of thelr wolst sexsons ln S6 , retallated wlth a flne SHOWIHQ ln 57' xlth oily cleht returnlng lettermen and a otal of o1lJ 1 een playels, Grldley was glV6H llttle chance lO vlescason J edlctlons However, the boys from G ldley nad dlfferent ldea and set out to orove lb throuph hard xo c 1 oete nlnatlon P actlce ullnc the flTSc wee' conslsted ol two dally sesslons of three hours each, and af e school started pl3CtlC6S seldom were over before seven o'clock The boys wlll long remember the IO n1n they we e on he field prac tlClHF at 5 75 A Jue to th1s all out effort, the boys chan ed vuat w s sunpo ec to be a poor yea 1nto outstandlnn one Phe f1r t game vltn Bl Paso was marred by Glldley W8OllltV to acvance the oall, add ul Paso won easllf s e of do O nf e nls loss everyone began to thlnk tuat the 3 e Fascn predlctlons were CON1HQ true, but ln contrast to th1s the edsklns worked harder than ever In preparatlod fo the falrbury game, Coach noon mace some cnanpes n the bac'f1eld, whlch pald off wlth C Jdley's flr t touchdown of the yea , but wasn't enough to halt the done Lul la te s, Dalrbury won by a score of IO 7, but valuable e oerlence was baln d by the team LH the process John lltflv scoled the nedsklns lone touchdown and also addec the e tra polnt The followlng nrlday tne medsklus traveled to Texlngton for the fame lhlCh proved to be the turnlng polnt for Grldley Grldley Jumped ln front at the be vlnnlng and was ntver threatenec wlnn ng by a score of 20 O John Litzlg led tne scorlng wlth two touchdowns and two converslons Herb husseaann also came through wlth a touchdown lhls was a r eat moral victory for the lGQSk1HS who were wn desperate need of somethlng to boost thelr hopes On October l JQS7, the bo s from Grldley 1ade hlstory by beatlne a hlehly favored Lnenoa squad lh1S was the Jlrst tlme a rldlej football team nad beaten Chenoa slnce l95O Grwdlev qulckly valned the lead as Herb Hussemann Cllm3X6d a 70 yard drive wlth a touch down Chenoa came back auo tled the game up and lt remalned 1U a deadlock th ougnout tne thlrd per OG Tlth tlwe rmnnln out Ln the lln 1 qua ter llttle Pete Hany Jabbed a edol d aerlal lV1DU Gr cley posession of the ball On the ne olav, John W1tZlf vent off tackle for 27 ya ds and the touchdown, 168VlDg the . 7 , 4 , . 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'I Chenoa rooters stunned Tnls concludeo the scorlng, but was all the Redsklns needed to WlVS themselves a surorlsing 13 7 upset over the pPLVlOUS1y unbeaten Chenoa team Tom Helss was slnpled out by both coaches for hls flne defenslve xork, and to the fans the whole team were stars The Hedsklns were very lmoresslve ln wlnning thelr third vlctory of the season from a strong Flanagan team The game was played on a very even basls throughout the flrst two oerlods wlth tue game ln a deadlock at half time Durln the intermlsslon Coach noon ust uave put the fear of the devll ln each of the redsklns hearts, because they 1mued1ately sco eo two oulck touchdowns ln the thlrd quarts to 3116 up a l3 polnt lead Ihe edsklns from Glldley vent on nd scored agaln 1n the last stanza, and when the alcons flnally d1d scole lt had llttle effect on the flnal score, whlch was Grldley w1nn ng 33 19 John WltZlU agaln led the SCOP1Dg wlth two touchdowns ant three colverslons Clarence opp and Wed Umland also wot lnto the SCOTlHU act wlth Clarence sco lng two touchcowns and 38SSlDU to Ned for another On Wrlday evenlng, October th 18th, the xedsklns readied themselves for their Homecomlng game Due to Gr1dlev's recent success ln the vlctory column the edsklns were the favored club for a cnan e The game started fast wlth Grldlcy SCOPlHU fl st, and llnonk hurrledly kHOttlHV the sco e lhe Game contlnued on the sane oace throughout the s cond oerlod as again both teams scored, but Grldley fallcd to convert an extra oolnt QlVlHU MlHOHk a ll l3 halftlme S096 The thlrd U6TlOO found the edsklns H81Ht3lHlHV thelr pace wlth another touchdown, but stlll sllpplng further behlnd as Mlnonk garnered two touchdowns Flnally, Mlnonk cooled off ln the last quarter and Grldley once xore started to nove the ball w1th authorlty After a long march, leavlng them elves on thc short end of a 2o 25 count Wlth only mlnutes remalnlng, Grldley galned possesslon of the ball and scored dUalH givlng themselve a f1ve ooint margln Howevel, Mlnonk w s not yet beaten and the Redsklns had to really work to preserve their sllm lead It took a great team effort to null th1s game out of the flre and wln, w1th the flnal score reading Grldley 36 and ullonk 26 Thls game was one of the Redskins cave Grldley The flu and hqV1Hg a vlrtually no haroest games nd w1th 1ts thrllllng f1n1sh one of 1ts most 6XC1t1ng homccomlnvs bug flnally cought up w1th the Redsklns shortage of players to start wltn there was one left Due to thls sickness, Grldley was forced to vostpone thelr came w1th ucer Creek Mackinaw 1 9 1 9 I - ' o . l . . 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Q o n s 's . . . - , fj- J I S I3 R DLEY C1ll 'W Nr c.-'mm C'- 1- '- i 'Zl Q- o wmv c v cf J 0 1957 November 1, 1957, a st1ll recuperatlng Grldley team traveled m Cornell to close lts schedule The Redsk1ns ownlng a 4 l slate 1n conference play needed thls V1CtOT5 to stay lh contentlon However, th1s was Cornell's Home COm1Hg and they d1dn't plan to spoll lt by loslng The flrst half conslsted of hard, rugged football, w1th nelther team scorlng, although Cornell d1d throw a scare 1nto Grldley rooters by movlng the ball to the G 1dley slx yard l1ne before belng halted In the thlrd stanza Grldley took advantage of a Cornell fumble and turned lt 1nto a touchdown wlth Clarence Ropp scorlng Later 1n the game John Wltzlg broke loose and scored, g1v1ng Grldley a 13 O bulge Cornell tallled a touchdown late ln the flnal perlod, but wasn't successful 1n stopplng the ramoaglng Redsklns Grldley g1v1ng them thelr flfth w1n ln a to end a flne season Grldley f1n1shed the season record, and conference-wlse they an undlsputed second place The won by a score of 15 6 row and a flttlng way w1th an overall 5 2 flnlshed 5 l glvlng thel two losses that were ohalked up agaln t the Redsk1ns came at the hands of a oncebeaten Falrbury squad, and an unbeaten El Paso team From anyway you look at lt thls was deflnately one of thls flne team should be congradulated Tom Melss and John Wltzlg were both placed on the all conference team chosen by the coaches Llttle has been sald about the person who contrlbut ed most to Gr1dley's gr1d1ron succers, Coach Martln Moon When Coach Moon came to Grldley, football was at a very cr1t1cal stage It was even belng questloned whether or not to contlnue lt Wlth CODd1tlOHS such as these faclng h1m, Coach Moon had h1s work cut out for hlm, but nevertheless he d1d h1s gob and d1d lt well Every soua4 member w1ll long remember some of h1s saylngs such as, HGet your hatsn o HH1t the road' One boy ln pertlcula 1S golng to remember the words HCome on Panseyn whlch were often hollared ln h1s d1T9Ct1OH ASS1St1ng Coach Moon was Cooch Smlck who should be credlted for h1s flne coachlng and scoutlng Coach Sm1ck's scoutlng reports were very valuable 1n the preparatlon for each game All WH all lt was a wonderful season and Grldley w1ll never forget Coach Moon and h1s Ulronmenu The seasons record 1S as follows, Grldley Grldley Grldley Grldley Grldley Grldley Grldley 15 Won 5 El Paso 26 Falrbury 40 LGXlD5tOH O Chenoa 7 Flanagan 19 M1HOHk 26 Cornell 6 Lost 2 Gridley's better seasons, and the fellows who made up I. 1 - I' 1 1 : ' O . 7 . ' 20 ' 1 ' 15 ' 55 1 51 ' BAQKTLB LL BACK QOJ Mr Conlln, Gary Ellenson, Herb Hussemann, Nlck Hoobler Merle Bunk, Jlm Hutcheson, Orlan Wlller Mr bmlek FRONT RON Les Hany, Pete M91Sq, John Wltzlg, Bom MGISS, Ned Umland, Clarence Ropp, Dave Rlnkenberger, R1Ch Qtucky Don Nafzlger, D1Ck Stoller 9 ww ,Nm 1 Ln M N ' f .L - C . . -1 . , . S' ' A A 9 A, . O , G . . . , . C k. - . . 5, R CPP Um land P NCIJJ 7' NCIJJ Wltl ez n Q ar e e va oi n a o ts t cs, uncermaned LT ick, head coach ve the team mor e ard to Jreoafe for the cason Hliol Gl1L a lroox rrfxeoith traxeled to Gricley with their e Jeiienced tea 110 downed the local five by a 77 count all fin ut took the blow anc absorbed it a eive ienf Grldley H1 h school, shovine wid season form downed Chatsworth 30 63 in a ion conference Qame at Chatsvorth The edakine led by a slii 3 points at the inter mission but went iito hivh gea li the last half scoring L7 ooints Clarence opp led the scoring parade with a 22 point total lhVSKlNS UOWT TIJON1 60 2 The Gridley 5's fine 3rd quarter output boosted them over conference foe Iidonx on the Gridley floor Gridlev hit an ex ellent S09 of their shots Clarence wopp pou Sf in 20 points for the locals, GRIDTEY 72, ODELT COMMUNITY eo Gridley came fr n a first Half deficit to drop Odell in a non conference gale at Grioley The edskins held a narrow ll 9 fiis ouarter lead that the a1s bttted axaf fO1 a 25 22 edge t the half ridleg oounccd hack fc a 27 Joint fhlFG OG1lOQ that iced the dime CQIDLVY PALLO TO L INGTON Lexinvton stared a second half rally to post a 75-ob victory over the locals on the home hardwood. 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Q 1' g y wi 5 'Q If 1 4 1 fe- 'Y G3l1L Y OVER CORNELL Grldley downed conference foe Cornell ln a foul rldfled contest on the losers court le led lO 9 at the end of the flrst quarter but Cornell came back to lead 22 22 at half tlWS The Wed klns took over agaln ln the thlrd quarter It was nlp and tuck all the waf but we had what lt took 1U the end lTE 'iIVlY2Il TKIAGAT IAUQS lldley doa e ly huns LH the name to dovn the slx foot olu bo s from Flanagan at the Grldley gym The edsklns TF3l18d tnroughout the contest untll the flnal cauta then wlth a surpe of Jowe bolstered ed Umlamds Sl 901D rall the hone tovne s oulled ahead by txo Dande onlum broke out as Grldley went into a stall v1tn a alnute and a half ShOWlDg on the clock lfter a mvntte and tventy five seconds of hSCtlC falled to caotlllze and Grldley chalked up another wln ROAIOKR BENSON OVER GQIELEY Roanoke Benson came fro1 benlnd ln the second half to englneer a 73 od non conference vlctory over Grldley on our own floor The f1r t perlod was a 18 lo deadlock before the J6dSk1TS broke away for a sllm LO 39 edve at half tlae The Lockets were as su cessftl as atlas lS the thlrd stanza as they n bred a ol 53 QQQG and Mont on to wln 73 68 Hom: AY TO T my cm Lay 3rc The local boys and lans went away from Eureka degected and somcvhat dublous about the OfflC13t1Hg as they d ooped thell fl s ound ga1e to nureka 65 62 The pame was nlo nd tucl all the way with the lead chanolnv hands nlneteen tlmes and the sco e belng knotted S17 tlW6S lhe xedsklns led at OGPlOdS by lo ll, 29 29 half tlme, 16 i5 ln the third st nza Grldley fell one UOlHt behlnd and was QOIHU down to score when a cha lng foul xas alled Uuleka aeshed both free tosses to end the ame Perl 75 META Ola S3 The flrst qu ter of the contest was close untll the final minute when Gridley praobeo a flne polnt lead. 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' 1 :D . ff -, 'J C ' . 4.4 V' L IT L 1 P' , 1 1' Dv I' fx' 'Jr J ., :L 'Lal' J . . I . . A . L ox I' .. ' 1 ' - ' Metamora rallied to a 20 19 ltad with l hh to go in the first half, Gridley ground in eight noints in S9 seconds to go off with a 27 22 edge xopp hit 23 points in the second half and from then on it was easy sailing John lltZ19 showed fine defensive playing by merely yelling 'Hey' twice and recieving passes from the opponen s lhe 3rd place trophy mas nice althoufh e can't help thinking we deserved first Pete Meiss meshed two charity tosses in the waning scconds to ive the Redskins the scalp of the ElPaso Comets El fc on tne losers court The loss dropped ElPaso out of undisputed first place inthe Midstate with a b l record identical with Gridley's ElPaso held slim margins at three quarter marks. Gridleyfs Pete Meiss and Clarence Ropp spearheaded the Redskins second half rally as each gained 10 points ATLANTA NUDGES GRIDLEY FIVE Atlanta downed us 3 points in a nonconference game on the victor's floor. Atlanta raced to a 19 13 point lead inthe lst period and increased the lead to 10 points in the 2nd period Atlanta lead all the way, going into the final quarter the Redskins decided to Dress The press worked almost to perfection as Atlanta lost good shots time after time and Gridley was breathing down the neck of the Redwings as the final buzzer sounded, We felt it was Just too bad we had such a tough game the might before with ElPaso UNDVWDOG GRIDLEY SURPRISES FAIRBURY WITH 58 S7 UPSET Gridley succeeded in knocking Fairbury from the unbeaten ranks 58-S7 on the Gridley floor. The Redskins opened in rapid fashion with a 15- 9 verdict in the first period. Fairbury rallied to cut the edge at the intermission but Gridley managed a 29-28 margin. The Tarters caught fire in the third quarter and moved into a bd-LS lead, only to have the Redskins counter and recapture the edge with two min- utes gone in the final stanza. The entire final six minutes were filled with stalling tactics by Gridley with Pete Meiss doing most of the ball handling. The Tarters fouled little Pete trying to reclaim the ball and he meshed two free ones fy o T X Q Q 0 V 1 l L 5 . n 1' 9 'T' 1 . . t . GRIDLEY DUMWS ELPASO 51-SO . 1 - . KJ 1 Q L . ' 0 I O - O O cont to cllnch th ane Clarence and Pete counted 21 and 19 whlle Ned d d Q ood Job under the boards L AINFTOT FU N FRIDL Y BACK 81 7 Lexlngton st rved off rallylng Grldley for an 81 Th verdict in Midst te actlon at Lexington The Redsklns opened wwtb a 19 13 f1PSt period count but fell off at tb nalf 3h 35 The Mlnutemen tallied 20 ln the 3rd canto to race to a 55 M2 edge Grldley out on a wlld 32 oolnt SCOP1HU spree 1n the final st nza that fell short GRIDIEY DONNQ CHTNOA S3 M7 Frldley traveled to Chenoa to hand the Redbirds a defeat from thelr better rlvals, us Our boys didn't play up to their capabllwties but n v rtheless were never ln danver. About the radio COUNTY TOURNY GRIDL Y BLASTS LEROY LeRoy enjoyed one lead in lts battle wlth ruvged Fridleg and that came at 3 2 ln the first nerlod nrldley doesn't posses a are t deal of helvht but 13 powerful under the ooards The Redsklns played well or defense nd coulu run or play dellberate style of offens as they wlshed Phe Prldley reserves played most of the f nal quart r as tne st rters s t on the bench and llstened to the game over a portable radio LUXINGLOH NIPw FRIDL'Y M8 M7 Lexington and Grldley were as evenly matched as the final score of th ir me tlnz would indicate The Minitemen hit on 18 of SS attempts from the fleld for 332, whlle Gridley was SuCC6Gd1HE on 18 of 56 attempts for 32V Stranvely nouvh, the los rs out r bounded Lex ington hh to 31 and nett d ll of 10 free throws whvle the Minutemen were tot1ng off the vlctory with 12 of 22 tries from th llne Gridley carrled off a h 10 half t1m lead, but Lexington revalned a 32 29 lead voinv 1nto the last quarter. 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S cont It was a hard fouvht ame and 1n th ey s of all the County Tourny fans lt w s the champlonship vame Lexlngton went on to w1n th tourny Just a l ttl more umph and lt would have been us GRIDL Y PLAYSRS SUSPENDED Due to a slight trainlng infractlon several of the fivhtina Redsklns w re forc d to watch as the remaining few players dropped two lmportant foes includinp Flanagan whlch meant a backse t ln the Mid State Conference veryon learned a lesson of someklnd, as well as the reward for honesty GRIDLSY BOWS TO OCDGVIK The Redskins became a llttle hard of hearing fO1lOWlHg day because of the const nt WFlSt11Hg gO1Hg on at the game The whole affalr was marred by fouls each time one team looked as lf they m1 ht st rt re chlng a foul was called Octavia had 31 fr e throws while Grldley fouled out The flnal score 76 61 GRIDI X TURNS F TNOHA IN MIDSTATE Grldley Hlgh School trenvthened it's hold on third place ln th MldSt te Conference turnlng back Minonk Dana Rutland S9 Sl on the losers court The Mohawks not a tremendous performance out of their center, but Cridley's balanced was too much Four of the Grldley pl ycrs hlt in the double figures GRIDLEY HANDS CH NON LOSS Grldlcy WOPklH2 like a well olled machlne downed the Chenoa 'Sn by a 62 Sl score All Chenoa could manave was a rally at sev r l polnts 1U th vnmc, but Cridlcy SGHSIHU th danger was off lwke a flock of ducks GRIDLEY DROPS TO ELPASO BY l POINT HlPaso came to Cridley to gain revenge for the defe t handed to them by Grldley in the earlier part of the season It was a thriller all the was and was one of the roughest Qames all year D C 1. - QA . 6 3 x 7 Q 1- ' I O o 1 I3 . - C Q -- 1 ' G . 3 . E A L ' 'x ' ' 1 X 7 S ' e e L 3 . N o Q u J ' ,' 'W 0 3 e 1 ' I .lil I .L A L . F 1 . , O 3 . C. V . , .Q A ui , O e ' ' stepped to the line 31 times. Four of our starters Y Q N' Q 3 0 .EI SACK Ll X' ' . .v S D H. J V. j . - - - , Q fa J O ' fx, x- ' 'x u il 1 l.l . A . . . ' S 1 I 1 or f e o G . E3 ., 3 J - . ., S L . .3 J ' Q . I I the Di trlct as well as cont The CWUSh1HQ blow came wh n the sltuation was almost exactly s it was at lPaso Wlth M seconds loft w had bHL ball out of bound and not one shot off t 1lSS d and we took a ho M5 count GRIDL Y B ATS CORN LL Cornell c n to Gridl y to take a shellacklng rldl 1 t w nd v r one Got 1n the ct on It wasn't an bXClt1HU same and we d1dn't lay th b kttball no w r c oabl of, but lt was a nlce w to nd th r aul r season GRIDL Y CLOBL W FLANAGAh IJ DISTQICT Grldl J wantlng to wln Qpan CW w ro The score was 10 19 at at th half the 119 ts read the end of th flPSt quarter 3 31 1n favor of th locals Ned Umland's 10 polnt out put was OUtSt3Hd1DU ln the third qu rt r and loft the lights 60 Eh In the flnal stanza the R dSklHS performed as pros, ln thelr fl shina n w uHlfOPmS They pulled th rebounds and moved th ball 11kt exp rts We were full of too much Fridley fight and splrit to be opr ss d TIR D GRIDLBX out effort dv and w hoop othtr hand us 80 oh lt Just wasn't ln h c rds to Due to th all boys had lost thelr pole at hlttlna th Roanoxe on the and managed to down LOSLQ on the nlght before our re as cold as th south were as hot as plstons We vavt our all, but vln this one A SUCCPS FUL SLASON W lh L 12 We oou1dn't complaln about the games w lost that we should hav won becaus wt won some we should have lost All ln ll lt was a ar at so son consld rlng we won almost 3 tlmos as man5 Dames as last ye r Hats off to our Co oavtalns Ned and Clar nc as well as John, Tom, and Pete, for a flne bunch of starters and gentelmen. O A Q . 1 C G , . 1 C a . A . A G L L' x Y Y S Q . . ' V , -L 1: Q , , - . 'x , ,A 1 ' . '-J .L IL a.e e C ' . L Q W v , G ey lead all he ay a e e y A 9 4 a 1 , x ' ' , , X ' TT , 1 pg ,, , , e as X Ls 12 e e N f e ' ' ' my e e el a H . 1 'N .- C' 'T 7 lu ' ALJ . . 1 1 1 , G1 . . G . f Q prove the were better than the lankies from Flan- L . e e I J 0 .I f.. -2 G ' L C .L ,xr 3 I+ . G . . 0 ' -r. ' fi 'X 1 3 vw U ' Q 0 ,, ' l . p V ,, . G , . A. Q u . J, V 0 e H - e ' 1 ' e . . A . J e e . 'T V T1 IL so . G 3 ' N ' -X fa ' U . S ,A U cl . . N - , U o 1 A E L I u ' , . 3 -xi. 13 U . . + H 'N Y. V xl I I JL S L -1 .. - - . - . 3 1 'X Q G L: 3 I . N , . ' a ,, an e 321 c . L L - T D' A U 1 ' A 'x 5. C u 0 TRACK Grldley tracksters were beaten 1U thelr flrst dual meet held on the turf at llanagan by a dec1s1ve score Jlm Hutcheson vas the double wlnner for the day, taklng VlCtOP18S lH both dlstances Grldley managed to defeat Lexlngton and ElPaso both at Lexlngton ln a trlangular meet wlth out ace oolnt getter, C Yopp The Grldley squad only nlne strong managed to put ln enough places to take home the vlctory Gridley placed behlnd doanoke Benson and ahead of ElDaso here at Grldley ln a trlangular meet Agaln the Grldley team showed well but lacked the depth to w1n Flanagan overpowered Gridley and Cornell by puttlqg at least two men ln every event but one John Wltzlg was the double winner for the locals in the lOO and 220 the trlp as can be remembered for a long tlme Clarence Ropp was the maln stay for the Red skins taklng the hlgh hurdles and placing second 1n the D110 The Grldley Relays was as spectacular as ever but was not much for the Grldley spectators for the llttle Grldley track team had'nt enough uen to wln but a few events Although we didn't get last we we e pretty well down the l1st Grldley put ln a strong bld ln the Mld State for only having nlne men The team managed to take home fourth and postln wlnners ln the hlgh hurdles and the dlscus Although Grldley hasn't shown any outstanding vlctorles ln any blg meets each boy should oe glven notlce for hls effort to make a good ShOW1Hg n every meet th t we were 1n - I L QT' r u l O . I . . , I L . 0 I ' . . . . T - L .- . , . . n O O Gridley went to the county with fewer men making . , 0 rl- C . FT r ' , . ' . 6 U I Q Q L3 I a 9 I J . I T 'I ' ' ' 3 ' X i a ' . The followlng boys took part as llsted below Cla ence fiopp H H M0 L H fe y John lltzlg l00 220 lolay Broad Jump Dave qlHkSHbGPg8T Hlgh Jump H H ielay Don H1fzifer Dlqous Stan Llmmerman l00 220 Relay He b nussemann Welay Ken M6l1Zd lle Pete Hany L H Pole Vault 'el y J1mHutcheson T116 lf? Thle Tom 16199 Snot Hut Dlscus L H l00 Relay . ,. 0 'J I' . -A, ,f--+ In -- ,'.I1a N' ' - -- .-2' -- 1 ' : 'v ,.-, I. h -X-c if ' '.. Pete Meiss-Pole Vault-Relay 1 rv '-1 X . q-U. 0 , I - , .- lx ua BKS'BAlL R6dSk1Dq of Trldley opened thewr 58 baseball se son aaainst the Qockets from Roanoke Benson Nlck Hoobler and Pete Hany shared DltCh1ng dutles, but couln't stop the Rockets Lacklng necessary experlence and pollsh, the Redsklns we e llttle trouble to the larver school Grldley d1d manane to score 3 runs to av rt a shutout The flnal score w s 13 to 3 ln favor the Roanoke Benson The Redsklns showln SUPpPlZ1DU pep and hustle downed a Good ureka team for thelr flrst vlctory of the season Nlck Hoobler pltched the whole same and looked very sharp throuvhout the contest Don Nafzlver led 1n the hlttlnv department with h h1ts The R6dS1lHS had llttle trouble and won easlly by a score of ll to S This was onlf th second Game a Grldley baseball team had won 10 3 years The Redskins traveled to Minonk for ehelr first conference me of the season The vame was well played desolte a bad start by the RSdSk1DS Mlnonk tallled 3 times 1U the f1PSt lnnins, but 1n the flfth Grldley tied untll the fatal seventh 1nn1nQ when Minonk pushed across a run to win the aam by a S to M count Nlck Hoobler itched the entwre name and looked very good insp1te of lOSlHg Grldley, minus the servlc s of their seniors, was completely smothered by a strong Cornell crew Having only 9 players COuHt1H0 the S HIOPS, Coach Smlck had to oo some recrultlng in order to even f eld a team Grldley never tnre tened the R dbirds 1OS1ng bs a score of 1? to S At the pr sent tlre the 3 dsklns own a l 3 r cord and have one loss ln conf rence play Ph Redsklns have to olay h more names to complete their schedule The gam s are, Lexln ton, Flanagan, lPaso, and Chenoa An earller same wlth Falrbury was postponed lndeflnltely and ma possibly b completed also thls season The Redsklns have been olaylnv aood ball so far thls vear and lf they contlnue it should be a V ry successful season ' .L ' I. l V ' ' . H YY The e J 2. . , 'I ,L 4 u I ' , . . a A e. , . , A . I A ' 3 , 1. ' -,fr , - 4 . v . I ' ' Q . 'YF NJ I Q ' w ,, , k A . , . . fr . . . JJ L'- . . .. . -V .Q , Y C O - .X LD U . . . . V u 0 - ' 0 I . V. B r . l . . . .L . . S e .3 . 3 . 1 - 4 L . fr Q ,, , -. Q ., . . . - - I . L . . . . . , 7 7 . Y caught flre and knotted the score. The same remained . . . 7 :J ., N! Q I rs 3 D - Uk I 0 A-A U 1 L 1 ,A ' U fs . . - ee . V V A p , , Q . T 8 . . q 3 , . . qi 4- Q ' 3 'A ' 3- ' -I 1 G ' df I p .. D . .1 6 cl ' 1.x .L Lf J -. 2 A ' 8 ' . 3 ' fy ' 1 , 'x L a ' :x Q 'N N' u K J Q . N V . . 3 . . . ,,. . 1 - - ' .x I J G 1. a 3 . 3 . . ., so ,, J , 7 . 3 - v f 3 .. -.J . TRACK LLFT TO RIGHT Ar Conlln, Nr Dm1Ck, Robert Welle Ken MGllZ8, Lee Hany, Pete NG1SS Stanley flmmerman Herb Hueeemann, Dave Rlnkenberger, Don Nafzlger, Jlm Hutcheeon, John Wltzlg, Tom HSlSS, Clarence Ropp L TTERNAN ' S CLUB M9183 MIDDLE ROW Gary blleneon, Don Nafzlger, Nlck Hoobler, Jlm Hutcheson, Pete M91SS, Lee Hany, Dave Rlnkenberger BOTTOM ROJ Mlke Klefer, Rlch Stucky, John Nltzlg, Clarence Ropp, Ned Umland, Terry Rlnkenberger BASEBALL BACK RON Robert Welle, Gary Shoemaker, Stanley Zlmmerman, Herb Hueeemann, Pete Melee, Lee Hany, Mr Sm1Ck FRONT ROW Nlck Hoobler, Clarence Ropp, Tom Melee, Don Nafzlger, RlCh Stucky V . : P 0 , . J . . fx - A ' 2, , 1 1 Ju 0 , TOP ROW: Herb Hueeemann, Donald Funk, Herb Stoller, Tom mf . ' ' 1 -1 A f- gf ip 131 nf' ' .1 ug 5 I ,tx 5 , 1 P 4 I I. 5. bl! Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec School C lendar 1957 1058 rlrst Q o sctfol I P day s s 1 n Je recwevfd our hooks Tacdlty m ct na o Q or Dar No schf Flrst full day of school Football sea on ovened W play d l Pa o Pc 1 D to H N U1 ner Qoast for rreshmen p a ed pQlFbuF7 there J lost L0 to plafed Ie lnvton the e Je won 90 to 0 J ho s w nt to So 1 Judglng Cantest le Roy played Ffenoa hcre He won 13 to 7 nd of flrst 6 weeks T achexs In tltute o school Nlnonk Je won 31 to HONSCOm1H dance S831 r plctures Wble taken by rlankenhurv F Inwtlatlon Sen or class started Maaazlne Camp lvn Halloween' We pla ed Last Uame Veterdn's All Latln Cornell there Je won 13 to 6 of Footb ll season Day No school student forrer and present went to Toluca to Capooni's for 1 Woman Banquet F1PSt Ba ketball dme of cdson Je played Saybrook here Ne lost 77 to 69 Je played Chatsworth there We won 80 to 63 hnd of second 6 w eks We played MIHODK here We won eo to 52 Je got out early for Thanksvlvlng V1CHtlOD Senlor Play We played Odell here Je won 7? to 60 Senlors sponsored a Chill Supper We playe Leyln ton here Ne lost 75 to 6h We play d Coznell th re Me won 60 to 58 We pl yed Flanagan here We won 59 to 57 Prade School Chrlstmas Provram e played loanoke h IG Je lost 78 to 63 e wot out arlv for Chrlstmas Vac tlon H A F F A Chrlstmas Dan e 7 ureka Hollday Tournment we olayed Eureka we lost 65 to 62. Me played Metamora Je won 75 to 63. U Ja.- A 1 - , 6 - . 29--W' . iay f . 1, --hall f e.sQo . 30--if 'l' oe i cs--Nt classes. L l 2 'Il:aL' 5 3--' , JVPl..n 3 . -1 CX - . 13 ' Q. S T2 --'e . ' e Q s he N--Je ost g6 0. 17--F. . -. E'eH , , 1 7 , 20--Ne 1 y, ,,' , 3 , 4 --he I 7, 97--We , 13 1 x'., r --1- 1 , o 2 F. F, ,l, I ,' .Q x. A I at J . LL'-NG . . ,li J. ge' -- f , 11--3 1 ' . .. lM-- el ' s ' --N . 18--Homecomind parade in afternoon--We played 1. 9 4 26. lg , 1 .L U' , 21--. 'o- ' . 37 1 2 , A T, 22--F. . Q. l ' . ?8-- i ' ' . ' .Aa'l . 30-- . X .LR . l-- y J - --1 . ct l,.o ear . 1l-- - C' A v -- . 1?--1 , ' - s 'nl' A p I' :L J c .1 1. l9-- ' s - s, se: --Z 22--u -- ' 'e - . ge--,J - -- . 27--I C' -, Q. . E 5 7 . E9-- ' . . 3--' 1 A --E ' - . ci. . 6-- . is N --I 1 l0-- e ' e --1 . l3-- a ' f.1 -- . l6 J - os- -x 0 17--W L f 1 G1 --J L . ?O 10I -. - ek U . QL-. 0 l2l F. s 0' v . n 0 C Q 26-Q --3 ' f' ' . 26 'MJ A I' Y Jan Feb har Apr chool Resumed L, o yed 1 P so there Ie won 60 to ol yed Atlanta there We lost 71 to 68 layed Le lHUtOH there We lost 31 to 7h olm ed Chcnoa th re We won 53 to M7 nd of thlrd 6 weeks 17 Semester Exams P County Pournment Le Roy aame M won 68 to h Ne h d Pep sesslon for seld o f Lexlnvton eame N lost M8 to 7 Freshman Car vash Je play d ureka hene We lost 6h to 56 All day AU Field Trlp Indivldual pletures taken Je pl yed lannaan there We lost 57 to 39 Je played Octavia t ere Je lost 76 to 61 Je played Nlnonk there Me won 59 to Sl P T A Ch1l1 Suooer L1ncoln's Blrthday Jo school Me olaved Chenoa h re Ie won 62 to Sl Collese Day at PODt1QC We played 1 P so rere lost ho t S Ve played Cornell here Je w n 60 to 9 28 District Tournment here Me played Roanoke de lost BO to 6h nd of fourth 6 weeks F F A Basketball Game at Oden. We won qGHlOI Cla s oaehettm supper Fresh aonh party xssemblv Drovram on AlClOhO11CS plPSt hour reshman Fake Sale e ln F 1 A Wee County Llterary Contest Slopfy Joc Day count MuS1C bGSt1V1l Dless Up Day Party ln the vym Sophmore Card Fart St rted runnln stenclls for PYLOT aster V3C9tlOH st rted We were diSm1SSGd 3 F U A Trip to ChlC3UO School resumed Track meet at Flanavan PYLON DlCtU1 s taken nd of flfth 6 weeks Junior Play I S N U Day Frl Meet at Leilnpton 1 Paso here for track me t Baseball me here wlth Roanoke Freshman Ho Bo Day Senlor Spaphettl Supper Baseball Game at lureka f . 2--3 . 3--Ns Lla a ' --if 59. M--We A a . --' , 10--Ne p V xl , -- 6 l6--Me L eye A eo --A A, 16- -- ' .. 18--h-- V ' . 18-- N' --We t4 M--' Q 21-- ' U . --'e h , 25-- - . L . . 28--E 1 G E 7 -- . 31-- ,s. ' . . 1-- ' ' 1 . h--? 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JOKES Mr H111 'Does a man w1th as l1ttle as halr as I've got have to pay full pr1ce'9 B111 Rodgers U s, and Ombt1mCS more 'Ve always charge double when we have to hunt for the halr ' Gary Shoemaker 'I don't believe I deserved an absolute Mr Smlck Mr Conlin Clarence Mr Conlin Clarence Mary Ann G Butcher Ned U Bev M ne W Moon SmlCk Conlin SMICK H111 M1ke K Insur nce Mr Onken ro on the Phy 1ca1 Ed Test ' HI don't e1ther, but 1ts the lowest mar 'm allowed to glV6 you nC1arenoe, can you ype'9 H es I the Bibllcal method ' Wh t method is thatn ek and ye shall flnd ' Ito butcherl 'Some pork chops please, and lean or forwardus make them nBackward HMy ldeal breadn 'My id 1 WlfC lS one who can bake good husband lS one who can P3156 the 'How do your football players keep clean r1ng a muddy game? 'What do you suppose the scrub team lS or Cto Mr COHllHJ HHel1o,1 why the happy 1ook9n just got a cu e dog for my Wlfe 'd sure 11ke to make a tr de 11ke tha H u c n sleep ln my classes If you d1dn t t lk so loud I could Agent HDO you want your room fUPH1ShlHgS sured aga1nst theft9' 'Yes, all except the clock, everyone watc es that H Todays safety slogan W tch out for women especlally 1f theyfre dP1VlHg cars Pete M H 1d you s e t at glrl Sml16 at me Stan Z Yes, the flTSt t1me I saw you, I, too had to Smll6 H 0 I 1 r Q 5 r - Q s I ' Y ' 5 Ye 4 s 1 ' H H, 'W ' I I . 1 A , , , , ze - s' , ,' , 2 , 'X k H I J , 0 : 1' t ' v J 2 Ya 3 se - ' - ,' . : I1 a 1 MSG J 4, ' .1 : 1 I 3 , , n I s 1- 4' J .: ' X ' 1 ' 1 ' 0 ,: ' ea f ' 1 ' dough in the hour of knead,U Dua 1 ,: ' ' H 1 du ' I . .ll MP. : t - , ' f .Il Mr, ' : . ' 2 Mr. 2 HI tx ' .Il MP0 . 2 HI ' Q ' E- ' B to Mr, ' : HYO a 't A ' ,H Q .2 n - g 8 .n 3 : . . in 'ft .' 0 : ' ' h I : a ' . W . . 0 .1 D' ea nf ' A H? a H ' ' A ll I Jokes cont Mr Nafzlger lto Terry R who was an hour late for school? HYou should have o clock H Terry R nwhy, what h ppene 9 ll 9 I! John W Are you fond of nuts Judy F ' thls a proposa H Mr Yoder Uwhat do you call the last teeth we Clarence R False teeth'n nGloria, sald Mr N fzlger, to drive home t e whleh was on charity and klndness, HIf I saw a ing a donkey andstopped hlmfrom doing so, what ould I be ShOWlDg9H been here at nlne get? lesson man beat vlrtue 'Brotherly love, replied Glorla, wlthout a mlnu es hesltatlon COmp6t1tlOH Terry R , flnally bought a parrot at an auction after some splrlted bldding I suppose the bird talks, Terry said to the auctloneer nTalk1 exclalmed the auctioneer 'He's been bldding galnst you for he past hour No Tlme for Jokes Rlch Stucky, driving on a muddy road, pulled up along lde DeVere Roth, who was digging his c r out uStuck ln the mud9n UNO, came the sm rt reply, my engine died here an m dlgging a grave to bury it U A Poor Aim A mountaineer took his son to G C H b to enroll hlm y boy s after learnin, W 'ya have? Mr H111 Uwe offer Physics, Chemistry, Geometry, lgebra, and Trigonometry Mountaineer nwell, give h1m some of that there trig nometry, he always was the worst shot in the family Did you know that? The prlce of C dlllac is ch aper than steak Proof Cad weighs h,3OO lbs cost 3h,lOO, Ste k cost Sl OO a pound Preyudloe 13 belng down on something you're not up on o 0 B 2 'J Q F I o Q : I 8 ' d . n Q 2 . .: 'Is ' 'l? . , . I! ' I , n , , ve 1 o U ' , a ' A h w ' . 1 Y J i 0 1 1 t . . . I U F ' ' ' , H H U gg . I . ' :J ' 8 t N o s' a . Il A, a , I! A d I Y G f ' 5 , . o 0 o 0 ' o HM 1 I! Il hat d Y ll . ' : 1 II A ' , er, Y . ll ' a a ' e , . : 9 ' 0 8 I.' 0 0 ' ' . . . . :sl . . Jokes cont A Negro pre chcr began hls sermon by s ylng nBrethren d slstors, here yd is comln to pray for r ln ' Ulfd llkc to ask yo' Jus one que tion where 1 yo' umbrellas Doctors tell you drinklng lS b d for you, but have you DOtlCCd9 You see alot more old drunks th n old doctors Pres Truman received 3,600 thrc ts on his llfe and ver gcd, l0 por day Democr cv i equ l dlstrlbutlon of opportunlty Communlsm is equal dlstrlbutlon of hopelessness Golng to church does not m ke you a Christlan ny more than golng to a garage m ke you a automoblle 1n law backing over cllff ln your brand new car A rut is a gr ve with both ends knocked out The average U S housewlfe opens 600 cans a ye r The average glrls bathlng sult covers 500 square lnches of kln, leavlng 3,000 exposed A commlttee lS a group th t keep minutes but w stes hours A hangover is sonethlng to occupy a head that wasn't used the nlght before Anger 1S a wlnd W11Ch blows out the l mp of the mlnd Char cter lS drip wlth personallty Polltical war lS w r 1U whlch everyone starts shoot lng from the 11p Sermons on Stone On a scolding WlfG Here l1es my WlfG poor Molly' let her l1e She f1HdS repose at last -and so do If' 0n Thomas Kemp, Cwho was hanged for steallng sheep! Here lies the body of Thomas Kemp Who lived by wool, but died by Hemp, A o 1 la A ,qc . U a . 2 an 0 J J a as .Y e ,QI C . S --. J x .S ?1 . . Q F ' . , fl n CA Q . 0 ,. za ' a a 1 W , 8 l S Q . . . . ' , I . . 8 0 . 3 p . 8 . ' You feel mixed emotions while watching your mother- . - , Q , . I . K a - - . 3' o o 6 N 51 0 A 3 . . . A . S . A . q X . ' ' a 1 s a 3 O v . X . . . i. 8 . 0 3 1 ' 3 ' . . I . . 3 C . . H - I C' I . . . n- O . . . ' no Jokos cont lick Your L ddfr rrcf OHt6PEFlS You furml 1 fjur own 1 dmff nd thf povrrnmont mkroly tlnd bf to t dy lt, 5 you climb froo, but Wlth no rungo, Communlsm Tho comf d Q, flHdlDg you lra dy Nell up tho 1 ddor, york Lt out from undgr you, buot lt up nd bc t you to do th Wlfh tbf plocos, 2 O 'l 1 , L- .1 .... . . A T.. QQ 1 C: 1 bf L Q .1 .... 5 Q f 9 1 I sua 3 Q S no 1 ' Q- v - f . . , F , , 0 l W , SOC1QllSmI Eh, govornmont fUTDlShvS the laddor for ......... .N 'X 0 'O H : - me so ' or a Ja ......... -X rw J ' -, -' 1 cv B r. QA J LA ,, - 1-. ' x ' f 'L 'QL - 44 ' wa 'Q RTISERS FINANCIAL SPONSORS HONOR ROLL Gridley, Illlnols Dr L J R State B nk of Grldley E J Klopfensteln Honegger's ASSOC13tLd Stores Inc Gridley H rdwar Brown Insur nce Agency F1nck's T vern Compliments from R1Ch'S Corner Grocery Gridloy Weldlng Shop Kiefer Roth Insur nec Agency Gridley Lockers nd Provlslons The F mlly Shop McKey and Roegge Eureka Mllllng G and P Garage Delores, Doris, and Nancy L C Sieberns Kent Lumber Co T H Benedict Phllllps Products Meiss' Lumber Y rd Saxton's Restaur nt Dale Gibbs Art's C1t1es Scrvlce Joe Klopfensteln Hardw re and Appllance Clyde F Mool Freed's Royal Blue Froellch Memorl l Home Hart Carter Farmer's O11 nd Supply Stoller Business Machlnes R F Hauser B1ll's Barber Shop Grldley Cheese Co Rlnkenberger Brothers Stoller's Poultry F rm an Peg's Shop Chenoa, IlllHOlS Wagner Stone Co, National Bank of Chenoa Noe Motor Co, Powell Bros. Super Market Power Insurance Agency Dorman's IGA V, L. Andrews d Wayne Feeds C' . . . ich f 3 ' 3 l 0 X ' 0 ' .5 A ' a e at L. ' 1 ' a . d L X 'x A ,, Q A 1 3 Q . . Stollers Implement Co, 8 . 0 0 A ' O O I 0 I X L a A .. ' 3 ' O . .Q ' a 0 O . L . A n n . a Sponsors cont Jensen's Togpery Dr R E Mann Harm's Radlo Shop Yoder's Locker Plant Boles Hoover Motor Co SChU1Tm3H' Drug Store Stoller's Farm Supply Boles' Hardware Cookles Barber Shop Ted Fe sler's Jewelry ELPASO Pflster Hybrid Corn Co C E Cry r BlPaso Natlonal Bank Berta Jewelers Woodford County Natlonal Bank Dr Gordon Helple Dentist Martln Clothlng Store Schramm's Snoe Store Heller's Ford Sales Tom O'Leary's Clothlng and Toys Donze Grocery Frank Benedict Heatlng and Plumblng MEADOWS Meadows Co op Co Roszhart Sales and Servlce FLANAGAN Yordy Hardware Yordy and Sons Chevrolet Servlce Flanagan Farmers' Co op Co Garr1son's Dry Goods Onken's Hobby Shop Flanagan Poultry Dresslng Plant L E and J E Hurtgble Antons' Grocery C1t1es Servlce Cafe BLOOMINGTON Amerlcan State Bank of Bloomlngton Roland's O C I 10 ' o . S , , S , 0 I Dr, . . e 0 . ' Star Cleaners 0 ' , o 3 0 I O O I Sponsor cont People's Bank of Bloomlngton Hawkins' StudlO Stamm's The Young Man's store Moberly and Klenner Grassfleld Jefferson Cafeterla Miller HuSlC Lo LlVlHQStOH'S Bloomlngton Federal S3VlHgS and Loan Nation l Bank of Bloomlngton McLean Fountj B nk W B Read and Po Books nd Sportlng Goods Frlsh and Hoanett Insurance Sorg's Jewelers A Frlend The Bootery BOnTlAG Sm1th's J welry The Shoe Mart Jones' Bulck Co Rutheford's Used Cazs Lehman's Wens Store Clevenrers POHtl3C Muslc 31d Sportlng Goods Au tgen Motor Sales Spurgeon's Coleman's Fash and Carry Cleaners Martln Motor Nash Chapman' Cleaners Style Shop Wrlghts Stoller's Internatlonal Harvester Co Lobb's Department Store Burck Willis Mens Store A and P Grocery CUSDlHgS Paint Shop Campagna's 1 o . 0 o , J g 5 . rw wx gf -f . ' c , Q , .1 ' w J 1 J 1 . V 1 I . 0 Y ' 1 ' . J f .A 'B rs r ' ' C1 - . 3 X T rl J or . -.1 . . ,J 5 1.1 LA , - 1- - r .L J lf fu .1 ' 'nr X Q 9 . C I 'I , 1 . 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