Harrisburg Township High School - Keystone Yearbook (Harrisburg, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1956 volume:

le mam 0 .XML A fzlzfma tlreless efforts 1n the Enghsh Department of H T H S and III the produchon of our Keystone o o o o 0 'A In appreciation of her VM fwfr? I5 f 1 ff F t Harrisburg Hugh School Harrisburg, Illmols fe 4 ff a fff J ,X 1 3' .1915 0 , W I f' ff , fy M44 ' ,915 I 4 ' , 5. ' fi ' 52 - ig , ,? r , fE. .A , ' 15:2 A ' 'fi , ' ' fi'h3:? ,EE'25 . f Y ' 6? -.: ' ' f Wfff' ' ' . . . . . W-.Q 'il 4 'aldr- v TI-I RGUGI-I THE x 1956 G f G ' 2 ll -- Q J , ' ' fy h ' , 5, 1- f 5 i 44399 1 3, or tv -1? I 'W iff...-' ,..................... if-+-J, 9. 9,,-.g-.., E :Lv l ? , Q ...,. 3. We took the long way home. Honestly. Officer, we're out ot gas. ln that small cafe . We'll never forget the fun we had at our small cafe -Midways. Hurrying down for that after school coke or meeting the gang, we rushed in, filling all the booths and leaving standing room only . We'll be sure to always remember the fun we shared with all our friends and with Sam and Inez. Maybe after that relreshing coke. we took a stroll in the park before going home. Talking over those problems or remembering the day's events, couples shared their friendships. When we didn't walk, we rode, but the car usually ran out of gas! At least that was the story told. C D --nik Although we lived in Illinois. we were able to attend the Mardi Gras. Since our Freshman year we had looked forward to the time when we could attend the Iunior-Senior Prom. Our juniors worked for months and months on the gold crown, the painted murals, and all the decorations that went into the making of a gay and colorful Mardi Gras. Drab old Bonnell Gym was transformed into rollicking New Orleans. Dressed as brightly painted clovnms, the waiters received us at the door. After the dance the Elks sponsored a movie, cr midnight dance, and an early breakfast. F un was the password as we shared the night's events. Home we went, completely exhausted but happy with the 1 . u f, memories of a wonderful everung. Ii. . ekvgtl .' 4 1 -,xi gill., 1 HW-.r Sharm the ly'-v-.5 flux- m -A13-', 'v'i1fi'f5'.ifi.- i?s.-3' SQ 315237, , ., ,f 214' '-1,'-'aa Psi- 93. ' . . in VN? LAS' 1' 1 QA., 'irq . Q. H- E fri!-. .L'.i,-42 1 . .Q wif-.fa-.---::s' -7wH1f.'. . ,,:,:, ., . x ., ,ga-.4 4 ..: 4 - ' 1 lei'-1' 1--.V Q '31-Q '7' 4 1. . . r. Q. rw.-si, es 55, f .k gh-1-tl?aL?lT:,w5g..j'I.., faq: flyfk' ,ef-Q,j,,XDM'T, V we 'i .. -1, 'f:.'-,rf-u. '-1 - gun, 'x 'N A 'fs ,za : f5fxi.yi 5 J 195' hi.f:.'5fF.. '! , ww - ft .'te.ff-uf-e.:i-. Y-t 'Sl'21U . -,Y-.-.,.,.1 ,,.vLv1Q.f-'X f A x '- '. 'n '. x k fn X, -'ygqqr wL's.4Q4I '-r Jil-li 1741f'--x f 1 ,- ' ',' 2t,. It . A . '.' li. .A I - wt., . -nrt-. , .sg-,.e.P.'.-.we f.Ar :-amz,-3.,.,Q- ., .- - . - 5 -ff-1 f:,1,.'-wa' fiwr-.e31 '-v:P'w-- . . A, .K T, .1 1A ,N ,vligvwl ii: 3 55- Qd.gx!1J?,3, 'L--? .wr : ' '- . Cl .-l'l,', z '.f'-ll L'li., 1,',-ic , 17 ..,, V X. . 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Q . remembering those little things also Those pool tables are breaking up that old gang of mine. M lv 5 57'ugP Ql x 'WUI ,vu X. .M X 1, 1 . f 6 A fm ,,,,- W . I .M--ll! . , x+,f .1. -4. '-': kgfg3 i 3' x . B ,, .... , ,wt- -...gil-1 -4-'UA A 04 X an. I. B 1 1. irvff 342- t . .. 5 1 -tif,t.1.,:'Ee'fifC- . if 351.-,as ' ' -uf :ming-wg: , .1 .:. 1--'1-S .,1:55c at --1 .-'-1 5 P if 5.4-:rw-1.-' 4 .-S-f 1 .. ' rf-- f. , A :f f '-Ff:.14g 'f'f.iiq9'g1-gf ,. ' - .3 , 'l 25.1 ' x 'f' r if gf., a-swf A Refreshing swims. delightful picnics, moonlight walks-all were a part of an Indian summer. Days were bright and everyone gay when this season of the year rolled around. Taking a dip in one of the many swimming holes became a favorite pastime. Along with these little ducks many of our classmates became great water skiers. At least we thought so! Yet all our moods can't be happy ones. Autumn comes, and all that was left of one's dreamboat was a small picture. Sad and starry-eyed. she gazed recalling her summer memories. Maybe we were too old to believe in Santa, but we still had that Christmas spirit. Cold and all bundled tight, small groups went carolling. With the feathery white covering over all the ground who couldn't feel the fun of winter? Meeting Mr. Snowman on the way to school or maybe a snowball in the face proved that teenagers still have their frolics in the snow. Fancy meeting you here. ' VV, 1 .f. f 1 One, two. three.--- ---- kick! 44149 around the S 131 1 u- F 3,5 gl Q 19 Y, X 0 1 Y a . 4 , M ' HOMECOMING CANDIDATES Senior MISS BEVERLY CARPENTER Senior MISS PAT FOSTER my The 1955 Homecoming festivities began on 'Thursday night. October 28, at Taylor Field with a rousing pep rally. Queen Beverly Bishop was presented to the school as the 1955 Homecoming Queen. Following the football game. Queen Beverly was crowned by Richard Hess in a beautiful ceremony preceding the Homecoming Dance. Beverly was chosen from three other senior candidates lane Lasersohn Patsy Foster and Beverly Carpenter Her attendants were Linda Skaggs Freshman Patsy Schwartz Sophomore and Patsy Hodson Iuruor Senior MISS IANE LASERSOHN 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 'C P I955 r A 1 hd , I A, . ,4 5: 3 , 'NW , 1 4 HOMECOMING ' .Q , ,Q iii ir October 28 arrived with cloudy skies and thunder showers. This caused quite a stir with all the clubs and classes searching for garages to cover their floats. The parade was finally called off, but the Bulldogs braved the rain and mud to beat Woodriver. A fitting climax to the Homecoming festivities was the parade led through town by the H.T.H.S. band. The victory of the night before added gaiety and color to the parade of floats. The seniors won first place in the class floats with their clever victory ship made out of thirty-thousand paper napkins, Placing first among the club floats was the l-li-Tri's pink elephant. The gray and rainy Weather did not interfere with the l-l.T.H.S. Homecoming Spiritl Ph Tn s Pink Elephant. Class Attendants 42UP v if 5 - 2 HOMECOMING ROYAL COURT Witli the parade tlie l955 l-lomecorriing festivities ended, but not without leaving the townspeople, students, and alumni with rriany precious memories Queen bowing Senior Victory Ship 'Q' 60 -- 3 fl B.UHQ . l :-7 -s-1 nl-r- Tf'1 '45-54.5.-,1 ' 1 asa.. W, l El' ffl' fr-1 a ' 1 u 1a f-1 f fn, I ' ' l ' if' I P' ry 1 fn' rf ' lf, fn K., 1,41 Im! - . ,Y -f ' :1 ' by P3 U , 1 ff' 9 'T 7' 3' xf . . .-.- , W, ff ' , ,, Wi bv. 'E - ' ,Y 1 . I T, , , . 1 F3 1 A I V' P, ..ke,,, 1 I V. , 'f QV, S'f-gyi+.2lf-+ .S f ,, . . 1 Y L s K -f m, 'Mm vfpv, -f . I H 1 I . K ' Q Q, .5 - fu--,,. ,. -x - ',.g,,,f x- , KA N, H5 lr 3 n 5, ' , 1 32 2: JG ll!-..1 , V, so ' an , '- I if S, X 1' f 4 af ,,,- ,M 1 4 K 4 ,V ol 3 ev .1 1 ,.,...-7-v , , . P MARCHING BAND Another year closes on the football season, but with us are the memories of the wonderful half time entertainment by the H.'l'.H.S. Band. Under the leadership of Mr. Marshall Cothran, the band did a splendid job of presenting a new and delightful program for each game. With precision marching the band did intricate formations. Leading the Homecoming Parade at l-l.T.H.S, and taking part in the Home- coming Parade for S.l.U. were just two of the many parades the band participated in this year. Marching in front of the playing band are the snappy twirlers and the high stepping letter girls led by the drum-majorette, loan Seright. lt can truthfully be said that our band is one of the best marching bands in the state. All their hard Work is appreciated by each proud student as they watch the band marching down the field. Maiorette-loan Seright Band Director-Mr. Marshall Cothran Letter-girls-H, Pat Hodson, A, Sally Schwartz, R, Diana Gidcumb, R, Iudy Pickering, I, Pat Taylor, S, Dorothy Hanning, B, LeeAnna Cummins, U, Peggy Partain, R, Sierra Stricklin, G, Collette Wavering. SECTION LEADERS Row l: Ioanne Priest, Norma McDonald, I. L. Robinson, Bill Brantley. Row 2: Ianice Morse, Ianet Iahn. Row 3: Ierry Cain, Ierry Bramlet. Herb Parks, Bill Bot- tomley. How 4: Charles Ford, Charles Dabney, Gary Dallas, Robert Moore. C O N C E R T B A N D The H.T.l-l.S. Concert Band plays a rnaior role in school lite. The spirited marches of the band entertain the stu: dents and faculty at the pep meetings and at the ball games. The band sponsored many activities during the year. Among tnese activities were the Christmas Concert and the Spring Concert. They also sponsored a penetit dance tor Polio. 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Yes it was Mr. Cothran starting off one of the K-9's snappy dance tunes. Playing at most of the dances, this musical group proved most entertaining Kicking off with their rhythmic beats, this group played for the first dance sponsored by the Clarion, climbing aboard the 'Chattanooga Choo Choo , we were ushered down South with their Dixieland jazz, sliding across the dance floor in a Winter Wonderland'f, we were enchanted by their Christmas mel odies. All these dances were really enjoyed by the students However, our K-9's also played many out of town engagements. Along with these they also found time to play at a polio benefit dance. The smooth combo, all juniors, demonstrate their versatility by being able to play for all these occasions. The K-Qs actually gave their best performance when they hypnotized the audience at the annual Music Review which carried the theme, Now and Then, With their different arrangements and varying rhythms, they captured the :tle cf one of the best high school orchestras in the state. The 1956 Keystone salutes the Harrisburg Kf9's for their talent, cofopera- tion in school events, and their interest in the community. 44272 04 I P94 to right: Mr Scimrs T'-1 Prnt-, Urs Cfmildrf,-1 ggi: Fifi Iirzr. Bflkez rv Ip INCL: Frxifr P6111 111 C A P P E I. L A A Cixgr 'l big: MI.'1 f fi- dlffjfl ' ti, 23' F Qi d T1 3 he Mir. A ,ii f' 11324-if A 5 ff ity 13211. , enum if ' Tr A ,, , , w '14 F' A' 'GAO ff- '1 If C H 0 I R 11 Mr f r Sclui V if tg, .im 'A.' Q .TAVCF.?YfiI!.. fit AMJ Iffl Un A .A tml-if 1 ,A is-Hn wp Rigby! xv, nv . 1 A ' Q' Us .5 1 'e v' , ' . -'wg' ..,,z vqwl 'vb' M ,AFM .xy ., .. .. I 'i.Z2'4 -: '- 1.,. , ., , 1. , - .: ' - ff- .1-, ,' .v-+ ' xv , 4 . 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This dilemma was brought ori by the well-meant but totally urirealistic speech giveri by Girigers fa- ther which upheld the rights of the girls to participate iri boys' sports. The trouble that short speech brought to Mr. Williams' household arid the high school at which it was given is iriexpressiblel Yet, it all worked out- peacefully 3 when Ginger discovered football was for boys. Smile! Hurry, the curtain's about to go up! x31v A KEYSTONE Senior Co-editors, lane Lasersohn and Katy Lockwood with Advisor, Mrs. Lienesch, Editorial swff Left to right: Ioan Se-right, Iudy Franks, Dorothy Hanning, Bolo Stump, Lou Williams, Bill Skaggs, Ioan Gaslcins, Pat Foster, Beverly Carpenter. BOOK SALESMEN LITERARY WRITERS Left to right: Norma McDonald, Carla Stuby, Treva Humphrey, Marilyn Geltosky, Dianne Mathis ludy Wiley. KEYSTONE This book you are reading was planned and edited by high school students and their advisor, Mrs. Dolores Lienesch. Beginning early in the summer, the co-editors, advisor, and Chuck from Indianapolis Engraving Company, plan- ned the year book, dummy, and theme, Next came the grueling process of plan- ning and taking all pictures. Copy was written on all clubs and the pictures which were to be identified. The small figures drawn on each page were then put in by the artist. Duplicate editor's dummies were constructed for reference when the original is in the Engraving Company. The two senior Co-editors were Cath- erine Lockwood and lane Lasersohn. As- sisting them Was the staff composed of Beverly Carpenter, loan Gaskins, Dorothy l-lanning, Pat Foster, Bill Skaggs, and Bonnie Williams. The official typist was Shirley Beeder, but before the year was completed everyone had helped. Each year two juniors are selected to train for senior Co-editors. Ioan Se-right and ludy Franks were chosen for this job. The publication of this book was the result of rnuch hard work-before and after hours-but we hope it will give you a lasting record of your high school activities. Row 1, left to right: Pat Hise, Anne Endsley, Norma B ler Dorothy Winklernan, Wilmadell Miller Row 2: lack Small, Charles Cummins, Mary Ellen Adams Vernetta Oliver, Miss Shestak, Spcnsori Row 3: lim Cummins, lack Klein, Herb Parks, lohn Bake Dick Childress, Ronald Lynch, ADVERTISING SALESMEN Row I, left to right: Pat Hodson, loanne Priest, Dianne Hee Collette Wavering, Rowv2, ls!! to right: Iudy' Franks Marilyn Geltosky, Alic ,cy iaylor, Sandra Lasseter. Row 3,1leit to right: Jerry Brarnlet, Sandra Gray, Ioan Se g fuay Wells Miss Mcfzett Sponsor' B1.l Skaggs 4433i CLARION REPORTERS ii-. Row 1, left to right: Randall Ervin, Nora Shelton, Lois Patton, Patty Hodson, ferry Moyer. Row 2, left to right: lack Ratley, Kenneth Iones, Iudy Reynolds, Ronnie Hinkle. Row 3, left to right: Lou Williams, Iohn Wathen, Wayne Stone, Dick Moore, Bryan Iones. THE PURPLE CLARION The high school newspaper, the Purple Clarion, is a student publication, striving to bring the latest in news and entertainment to the student body besides giving experience to its staff. Published in eighteen issues throughout the year, the Clarion, edited by Iudy Farrar and Nancy Pulkerson and sponsored by farnes Bynum, has a business staff of advertising managers, salesmen, and an editorial staff of reporters, typists, photographers, and Cartoonists. Through student subscrip- tions and civic advertisements, the Purple Clarion is published. Much praise should go to the editors of the Purple Clarion. Their leader- ship and planning along with the co-operation of their staff made the newspaper something for the students to look forward to all year, Q34v EDITORIAL STAFF Seated left to nght Igdy For TCI V cmcy Fulkerson Carla Stuby Donna Plerscn Standmg left to nght R mix M 'XII hcl Ie-rry Holden Bob Stump Indy Godard T eva Kay Humplu ey BUSINESS STAFF Seated left to nght Co Stundmg left to nght l 'Tcl Mu ll 1 QS, , ' : 1 r r A-I , ' , , ' , ' : he' cl 'C 5, . , ' ' r ' , ' : Qcrcthy Schieiier DQR get lvlichcxl Faster, Linde: Bymirer. ' . ' : hkeg' lighter BCL: licks Mzrthz Gibbs Iziet Tziier 25:71 t, . 'yi I'.:ll13r:.s, .QLZIZE Cc:-: flizzzeti Klein Llxcc A2315 . r 'ee Dgrhzxri Ecxezr: Bzrxee Marti Ppereci .ZCTLE ' '1ll1irr.s Breidz l-lectherly' Q Q 1NmAT1oN H I T R I COUNCIL Sponsored by Mrs. Dunn and Miss Patterson, Hi Tri is an all girl organiza- tion which endeavors to build good character in high school girls. At some of the meetings, skits were given by rnernbers on grooming, manners, and dating. Hi Tri also has sponsored many dances, two of which were the Harvest Moon and the Square Dance. One ot the big events of this year was the State Convention which was held here. The therne was Key to Success. The otticers tor the year l955-l956 were President, Nancy Fullcersong Vice President, Avah Phillips, Secretary, lu- dy Farrar, Treasurer, Dawan Martin. First row, left to right: Nancy Fyikerson Avah Phillips. lady Farrar Dawan Martin. Second row: Mrs. Dunn, Beverly Carpenter, Gecrgianne Tanner. Mary Schwartz Icy Tayxcr lane Lasersohn Ianice G1dCQIXE Third row: Mary lane Gibbons lqdy Baker Sharon Lewis, Ioan Gaskins lady VVelis, Miss Patiersor Suzanne Kihlmire. cc 362 T R I A I M S Success Pleasure Courtesy Frlendshlp Character HI TRI MEMBERS 1 1 HI-Y . . . lto create, maintain, and extend throughout the school, home and community high stand- ards for Christian character. This creed has set the standards of one ot the oldest high school organizations in Southern lllinois, the Hi-Y. ln its 28 years at H. T. H. S., Hi-Y, a divif sion ot the Y. M, C. A., has taken part in school activities. Projects for the school year were many. Besides contributing generously to completion of the Devenport Gym landscaping, it also has contributed to the Salvation Army and Carmi Orphanage, For the betterment of the school projects, the Hi-Y concession stand proceeds were turned over to the Student Council. At the district meeting at Eldorado, Bill Bottomley was elected president. Bobert lones and Bill Bottomley also attended Youth and Government as the local delegates, Hi-Y, under the capable leadership of its sponsor, H. B. Bauman, has proved to be in- Row l, left to right: Larry latin Row 2: Boae: W1ie'y, Torn Wilkiscn valuable to H.T.H.S. Row 3: Handail Ervin, Kendall Mcfonald, Herb Parks Row 4: Paul Dann, Paul Miller, loin Pearson Bill Brant.-ey Row 5: frm Biiey, Mickey' Stone, Bcbert lanes lack Klein, lzaldie Quade. How 6: Bill Sltaaas lon Ffohoclc, lim Cox, Dick Childress, Don Owen, Boo Hicks. How 7: Fd Criase M: Baumar. Bonnie- Williams, Marvin Harlow Row 8: Bil. Bottomxw, latin Baker lack Wiignt, Bryan lc'i Bob Stump, George Wright, Harold Hicks 4 . Rowl leit to right: cranes aqrnmzns, Gary Karnes Terry livin Ferry Lauderdale Er Hansen Flavia Moore aries Lamb. W Row2 Sayid Owe' terry ,airi Wendi Pickering Charm-s Fgikersoxrhobert Pave.: Bonnie nah. lerru' Siarney, Row 8 Eicryu' Wink-'s lfavia ,f-sch, lov Gam onald Pioniira 'Na','r.-- Store Son' 'aan' Iavia Birnafn Von lvfillaan. 41 38 up One of the most important organizations in our school is the Student Council, which is sponsored by Mr, Bauman, Besides acting as a mediator between the student body and the faculty, a governing organization, and performing many of the schools necessary routine tasks, the Student Council serves the school by carrying out Worthwhile projects such as College Night, decorating the school for Christmas, and helping with various charity drives. During the school years the members of the Student Council, who are repre- sentatives from the four classes chosen by their classmates, are kept busy in all the activities. Although much of the councils Work is taken for granted, the members take seriously the responsibility that is placed on them. The officers of this year's Student Council are: President. Avah Phillips, Vice President, Charles Cumminsg Secretary, ludy Franks, Treasurer, Bryan Tones. interest in education, and Norma McDonald. 44392 STUDENT COUNCH Row 1 leit io right Linda Skaggs N' Baurran Charles C' mrnins I dy F arxs Aval' P11 ips B an lo e Diane Mathis Row 2 Ma y All e Bobe ts TIYICJYHTH ns Keraa McDon ai Bonn e VN l3 'lS a Mt D o ot ls y bl an ni in Skaags P IVATICHNAL HCHNOR SCCIETY The Senior National l-lonor Society is an organization honoring those Juniors and seniors in the upper ten per cent of their respective classes who are outstanding in leadership scholarship, character, and service Students eligible are chosen by the faculty members The purpose of the society is to promote an The very able faculty advisor is Mr H B Bauman. Members of the Senior N H S are Avah Phillips, Dorothy Schneider Iudy Farrar The lunior National Honor Society cor responds to the Senior society in every way except that its membership is lirnited to fresh men and sophomores, The sole member of the l, N, H. S. this year Was Kendall McDonald F.H. . For we are the builders of homes. Homes for Americas future. Under the efficient guidance ot Mrs. Cothv g 4 V ran and Mrs. Harris, the Future Homemakers y of America began another year of activities to promote homemaking in the home. The ac- quiring of a new dryer and Washer by the AMERlEA J, , .4 d.,,A , . ' s members was the largest project of the year. M' 1 f- - OFFICERS. Row 1, left to right: Delores Wallace, Carolyn Endsley, Donna Butterworth. Row 2: Barbara Prather, Treva Humphrey, Dianne Cass, Mary Endicott. Row 3: Carla Stuby, Ioann Priest, Marilyn Day, Bannie May. Row 4: Mary lane Gibbons, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Cothran, Frances Brown Row l left to nght Nola Gillzhan Ianet hall Ma ilyn Day Darlene la rell Iean Fa 'ne Lora Reede lane Davis Ka en Skaggs F an es Dalton Shi ley F ohock Linda Adams Sallx Boa' ight Bonni May ecelia Poyne' How 2 Ma Belle Krg R h Ganz Linda G e Ea en Wilxins Sha on Lindsay P flis Ricks lud A r Picks Darlene Abney I dy Brotre s lanice No mari Sherry Fowle Connie Fodo Helen Henri np, Row 3 Sand a Rhine Ma ian D P Ba ba a Pa is Do othy Wada Geo gianr 'Vanne F ieaa Wr' s Alice McCl sky' Della l'lc b ook Rita Blacirnan I dy Wa ace M s Co n S 1 ev' S a el Ma gie Pa tain Do c'h, S'n th Ma y Ho broom x40x l 1 , ' : , ' , r , r , ri. r, Y, , r , r c , r. ' Y , ' , ' .r e C Q A . , : e il ut. , e , rl e ' r , Q . ' , y n . f . , u . r , ' r . ., .. r, . r .1 I lane Fowler, Rebecca Lane, Eleanor Youngs, Linda O'Neal. : r ,. r um, r r Y r . 'ell r .e . Y, r ' L..e-Y , C u ', .J . l F , '. , u ll r thra , h rl j Price -e ' rr l, : r , Y i 1 , r l '. FS-U F Prepcrrmg for the future Row l, left to right: Shrley Reeder Barbara Elarx, Carclyn Luther lady Faster, Lay F-Iolen Bev BISEKCP. Row 21' Fayetta Cglesby ffarrza Mciaiaxj Margin Gwaltney, Iavnicg Gilllartt Carolyn VJLLICXZS fic C1 Eater, Dorothy VJ1mc.er:an, Iarxce Gldaarib ,cann rrlce Lay jsseg' Dianne Feed Row 3: Gail Walker Myrna Gee, Annabelle Garrison Lnaa Edwards Martha Gxbhs Tcanne Win Delores Dunning Sara flesan Drama GljC',f2b e412 OFFICERS 219' vi A, F.F. . The Future Farmers of America, sponsored loy Mr. Thompson, has an enrollment of 45 boys who work on various projects each year, such as making soil diagrams, raising beet, swine, and various grain crops. Other events are the F. F. A. Camping Trip, Land luclging Contest and the annual hayride. This year's officers are: President, lames Gates, Vice-President, Ralph O'Neal, Secre- tary. Fred Lamkin, Treasurer, lames Striclclin. Row 1: Fred Lamkin, fumes Gates Elph O'Neal How 2: letra' Moyer, Bill Fox farrzes Stricklin, Mr. Thompson ff ,iw i . -li 1 K.. - u f , .., .,.- ' . H , f J .QW A 1 : iw ,af 3w'm:,4,ii2feff-q,f.:r'f-g6jQ154,J ,49 5 .: 4 -f 1 0 w e f 1, ',ff-.fffhlfi Fel. f3'si?5iIiWl9v,?f'3'f'5f??f irwwlzmfcd gQ'7'i il '5f6g5'1f?'T' 1. ff, 'W :f'f'i'fq.'?f2o'5 3N,.,. ' ' 5, 15 'ifA?3ff7ftMl H .1 ',. f-'. fl' if 'vw 3'5'iU-491' ' 'ff' .T -? f,'j' sf' +3925 . , - w a' ' T 5 'ff-f'5?Eaf'tlw.A, 7' Ai 7 L.Q:4?f:,, Q - yi' 98.5,-'T'fE ,n 1.1! , , .. , Av, ,,.,,,.,.,., JAVW ,wk 0,3 T ,M A vu ,Mah J , N . ,.,,,7,,,,,..?, ,,w,f.,,1. 'Q-wh, Row l, left to right: Larry' Taylor Fred Lamkiri David Whitlock Larry Coker Kenneth lfath'1'f.'ay 'jharles Brant.,-y, Gerald Franknri Wren, Ben Lane, How 2: Lowell lfagcng fiarlues Moyer, Rath O ffeai jflfiff Gates faxes S'r1:k.1n ,fry Moyer, Alex Bacnanan BL.. Exdsley, Egg' foe Klnser. Row 3: lesse Thompson Deane Lcveliette Korman Ecfrzgni Thar?-s Egchaxzn Mi Tn :peer 51.1 Fox T f- ' A ' P l. Evers f-'-Ls Vff f 1 ,norms VJYIQKT Zo: a'1:n, :rw e429 W I 4 ' X f if gnu! 1 'l 1,...- 1 I s .saf- F.B.L.A. The Future Business Leaders ot America lS an craanization composed ot students in- terested in business education. The purpose ot the club is to promote better business leaders by creating an interest and under- standing of commerce among students. The club is open to those students in- terested in commercial vocation and who have had previous commercial study. Officers who served this year were as followsx President, Barbara Gibbonsg Vice- President, Delores Wallace, Secretary, Dor- othy Schneiderg Treasurer, Marianne Alex- ander. Under the supervision ot Mrs. Pearl Park- hurst, Mrs. Wilma l-lunter, and Mr. Phillip Caing the club meets monthly and has proved of interest to all the members. OFFICERS Dorothy Schneider. Marianne Alexander, Delores Wallace Barbara Gibbons. How l: Maudene Cook, Marlene Miller, Barbara Evans, Carolyn Srmrncns Dorothy Steward Carolyn Sims Norma Brarrilet, Barbara Bristow. Row 2: Delores Wallace, Sandra Howtcrx, Mary Matthew Marzlyn Geltosky' Fayetfa Cglesby Marerna Crawford, Peggy Partain. Row 3: Dorothy Schneider Barbara Gibbons Gertrude Harlow, Shirley Flagsdale, fcanne Price Nancy Walker, Sally Schwartz, Pat Wiley, Carolyn Endsley. How 4: Mrs. Parlrhurst, Mrs. Hunter, Nancy Vaughn, Charlene Gibbons, Marianne Alexander Peggy Walters, Linda Deatcn, Shelby Baer, Shirley Robb, Elsie Duncan. c4525 OFFICERS I.0.0.A. The students enrolled in the Vocational Office Occupations Work-Experience Program organized a local chapter of the lllinois Office Occupations Association. Officers for the year were the following: Vice-president, Charlene Gibloonsg Chairman of Finance Committee, Barbara Evansp Re- porter, Delores Wallaceg President, Nancy' Vaughnp Secretary, Carolyn Simmons, Row 1. left io righi: Sfilllf holwlg I I-lows: Vlv'1ll'1Cf', Ohaferiff Gihlfwrrz fI': .'I'f' Vf:.'1l,ri Barbara lgvane, O':':.':riScririCn1: Mr' H.r.!ef, Sicnfcr. Row 2: M:-cle:i-- 'Took M25-rnrr 'fran-:ford Szniifa Hou--'ici Oct' r .ina ey, Sflxey aa a.-1 -KYCYTIZ Brzrile' Barltrz Gihhtr.,-1 M': ,' Mzithez-is :'3-eggg' 'J. ':lff?st Row 3: E:'l:3t': f:':'E,'f Q'ff.-'art Peigj-' ? 1n O':::l',r. Sm: lffife' ' :Ziff 1.,,Qf-. Y Ns,-f ln., fqvvm ' 7 - rf-nv A. ..., .- ... NA. MWA me.: -..W 46 D Some of the courses offered are auto shop, Wood shop, me- tal shop, and mechanical drawing. Becoming proficient in these skills the boys make chairs, trays, tables, or repair engines VOCATICNAL TRAINING Our high school has fol- lowed for nxany years the prac- tice ot having a vocational de- partment to better prepare boys for their vocations or avoe cations. lm Q 4722 Mr. Parkhurst has done a great deal in helping these boys prepare tor the future. C482 HEMISTRY CLUB The primary purpose of the Chem- istry Club is to promote the interest of science among high school students. An average of at least QU must be maintained by the members to gain admittance. Under the able guidance of the sponsor, Miss Longbons, the Chemistry Club presents many inter- esting and unusual programs. These include laboratory projects, lectures from professional men of science, movies, and such scientific games as Precipitate and Element Scramble. Row 1. lelt to right: jim Molinarcic, Miss Longbons, loan Gaskins, Suzy Kihlmire Anne llndsley. Row 2: Larry Landers lohn Mazaros Avah Phillips, Norma McDonald, Ioanne Priest, Robert lcnefs Richard Cantrell Ea Chase Bzli Cole. LATIN CLUB The Latin Club, which is a member of the lunior Classical League, is composed of students who have successfully completed two years of Latin. Meetings are held bi-monthly, and at each meeting a program is given which attempts to increase the members' knowledge of Roman life and cus- toms. One of the most interesting programs this year was a panel quiz in which the questions pertained to gods and goddesses. Bach spring the Roman Banquet is held, and members come dressed as ancient Romans. Students from the second year Latin classes serve as slaves at the banquet. The affair is the highlight of the year. This year the Co-Consuls or Presidents were Norma McDonald and lames Molinarolo, Ioan Gaskins served as Scribcr or Secretary. The Quaestor or Treasurer was Bill Skaggs. Miss Louise Bice is the sponsor of the club. Row 1. lelt to right: lane Lasersohn Myrna Bcatright, Lois Patton, fane Barnhil, Norma McDonald, Ianice Gtdcumb, Ruth Davis, Carolyn Wasson. Row 2: Dianne Mathis, Nancy Fulkersori Avah Phillips, lady Wells, Mariiyri Geltcsky, Mary Matthews, Dorothy Schneider, lady Franks Barbara Hancock, Robert lanes. Row 3: Miss L. Bice, loan Gaskins Cathe:ine Lockwood, Bill Skaggs lady Reynolds, Lyndel Stacey, David Pfister, Dawan Martin, Alice Bean, lim Cummins. Row 4: Bruce Bishop, Richard Cantrell, lim Molinarolo, Bill Bottomley, Don MCG-ewan, lack Wright, foe Dorris, Iack Klein, Charles Cummins. Row 3: lohn Baker, Wayman Hefner, Richard I-less, Harold Roberts, Marilyn Gelioslcy, Ronald Lynch, PROJECTION CLUB The Projection Clubs main purpose is to provide visual education for class- room study and news films for assem- bly programs. The club members op- erate the projector for classes during their free hours, Mrs. Malan is the sponsor of this group. Row 1, left to right: TCI?- Q '- Line- l.a 'g Lan 1, How 2: Hr? .-,:.z: Kenai.. Mzlcxz 'tins Co' 7 7:2113 Qc,-' Artiherg Q49 2 ,Q LIBRARY CLUB The H. T. H, S, Library Club, under the direction of Miss Tyndell, elected as officers for the year of 1955-56 co-pres- ident, lim Allen and Donna Butter- worth, vice-president, Dorrice Butter- Worthg Secretary, Betty Gribble, Treas- urer, lerry Armistead. Committee work was assigned early in the school year to the various members. This work concerned library procedure and routines which had as its aim aiding the student body in lo- cating and using the materials of the library. Row 1. left to right: Betty Grihble Earbcrc e dtickson Carolyn Arrnistead. Row 2: Donna Butterworth, Dorrice Butterwct Miss Tyndall, lames Tolbert, How 3: Poley Disney, Donald Picktord, Pre: Benny Robert Harlow, ferry Armistead, THESPIANS The National Thespian Troupe l6 of l-l, T. H. S, finished another year of successful drarnatics, Under the di- rection of Mr. Cleon Bennett, the club attended speech meets, gave a highly successful play, Anne of Green Ga- bles, and a radio play. Due to the in- crease of interest in dramatics, the en- rollment of the club totaled 24. The year's officers arei President, Dorothy Hanningg Vice-President, lane Lasersohng Secretary, Norma Butler, Treasurer, Bill Cole. How l, left to right: Dorothy Winkleman, Pat Foster, Norma Butler, Nancy Fuikerson, ludy Farrar lane Lasersohn. Row 2: Dorothy Hanning, Dick Childress, Bill Cole, Ed Chase, Iohn Baker, Dawan Martin, Marilyn Geltosky, Mr, Bennett, Sponsor. Y mx 502 Row l, le!! to right: Kathleen Iflowton, Pat Byron, Sandra Duke, Georgiann T r M S h e anne , ary C wartz Ellen Youngs, Darlene Crawford, Shirley Price, Margaret Small, Rearna Shelton, Guylene Yates Carla Stuby, Annabell Garrison, lane Barnhill, Norma Butler, Dorothy Hanning, Darlene larrells Barbara Parish Row 2: Cijlzrolyn Sims, Opal Garrison Peggy O'Neal Linda Adams Phyllis Whitlock Linda Bund en lean illigan, Barbara Barnes, ludy Baker, Patricia Prottit, Mary Langford, Mary lane Mullilnix Darlene Abney, ludy Hicks, Dorothy Smith Row 3: loanne Price Linda Noonan, Shirley Hull, Beverly Bristow Nancy Davis, ludy Nolan, lady Foster ludy losey, Helen Brantley, Ilene Carnett, lrma Phillips, lanzce Norman Sherry Fowler, Carol Mary Cotton, ludy Whiteside, Linda Skaggs, Alice Roberts GONNA WIN THIS GAME! Row 4: Sharon Lindsay Dorothy Partain, Katy Lockwood, loan Gaskzns, Shirley Flagsdale ludy Farrar Dorothy Waddel. l-'reida Winters, Sandra Marlin, ludy Wiley, Donna Wise Rebecca McDole, Martha Gibbs, Carolyn Armistead, Diane COX Sally Boatright, Patricia Harris Mary lane Holland Sandra Kihlrnire Suzanne Kihlmire, Dorothy Winkleman Eleanor Youngs lanet Hall Row 5: loanne Chambers, luay Pickering, Eva Duke, lucly Lane Marian Dunn Nena Riegal, ludy Wasson, Sharon Evans Carol Tramrnel, lune Fowler Carolyn Williams, Songa Win- aers Barbara Hatcher Linda Duncan Nancy Fulkerson 'farcfvn Neff Lznda Spencer PEP CLUB 'Go-you-Bulldogsll' is the tarriiliar cry oi Harrisourgs pep club. Leading the way for the entire school, this cheering group helped tremendously in the school spirit at our toot- bail and basketball gazries. Cabel CHRISTMAS DANCE After hours School is out. The school clothes ond coolers ore shed gncl the teenggers turn intc .-fcphtsttcoted gdults gt donces, Did l soy .eophzsttccftedi Well they look thot woy until the hegt gets gtvey and the teet stort jumping. Sockfhops or tortncxls otter eguctl enjoyment to the gong Our own prtvgte school bgndf the K-9's--f-played Gt all the clonces with the exception ot tgxe lllITlCf-SQIUCT Prcnl No yegr could he complete without these utter hour octivlties. HOMECOMING DANCE The Smoker. Fore! ar... ,.4-ui 'fr xniiff Those slumberless slumber pariies. x Get that poker face! But we told you to come informal! Leisure hours Although Harnsioaro is 3 small town, the high sonool gang alwozys tinds a good time We dress up tor dances and love feeling like young sopnisticates but we have iust as rnaoip fun at the informal gatherings, The time we had the flat tire that Mom wouldnt believe seemed tragic then and a big Joke now. Whether dancing, loating, or just gooting oft, We had a wonderful year that we'll never forget, 'O ll Not ci mcm in sight ,wqanbf f ,..- 1 4 I a ?,.- , Biz' Y ,rw Q J .f ,L 4 'I gk Q X X Q.-14 3. .px- -s.-V .-A, r:1'., fl ca' A N rf. 'Q .f 1f5.1 f . 4. 'Aa-QP i Ffh .uf 5. in-1 bw?-.fi '3W'iA ' X ' ,1.l'aN . B 1 x-- n'-34EU 'I 5, iw A aw!! .' ' aw L A. ' . ' 1:3 J K' Q '-' vu . 4'-5' gb 1 N. f , ov, .4x ' .p V gf ,uid 3-:fu J vynkzfgflk, ' D I x' . iff' v - 1' -.4 . ,,,,,. AJ- 'Jil-M wj 1 1 ,, ' R 4 4 Varsity Football By unleasing a devastating line plung- ing and passing attack, the Bulldogs came out on top by downing the Mur- physboro Bed Devils in the opening game of the season. The locals continued their victory inarch by defeating a weak Marion squad on the Williamson County gridiron and by racking up the highest total ot points for a single encounter, Playing betore a huge crowd, the lof cals edged a Victory over their arch rivals, the Eldorado Eagles. The Bulldogs held the Eagles to only one touchdown which came in the tinal stanza of the game, Left to right: Eugene Bland, Iames Beers, Law rence Ccxlufetti, Ben Chamness. Chew 'em up Bulldogs. 582 VARSITY CHARLES BEAL-Senior Fullback A ripping smashing rolling fullback named 'lTony plowed through opponents this year to earn the name of one of the best fullbacks in Southern Illinois. He was chosen on both Offensive and Defensive All-Conference teams and voted as one of the honorary co-captains of the l955 season. I IM CUMMINS-Iunior Halfba ck Being the smallest man on the squad was no hindrance to fim's football per- formance. He was a deadly tackler when put back in the safety spot. He will be back next year. IOE DORRIS-Senior End Although Iody broke his arm in mid- season, many experts thought foe was one of the best pass-catchers in the South Seven. You could always count on foe to snag those passes. Ioe was placed on the All-Conference offensive team. EVERETT EVANS-Senior Tackle 'Big Earl was the biggest man on the team and his play was also big. Everett broke the enemy lines continually to throw their ball carriers for a loss, Everett was also a hard blocker offensively. 'VIIKE HAYS-Senior Quarterback As quarterback, Mikes clean ball handl- ing bewildered opponents throughout the year. He was always in there punching. every game. WAYMAN HEFNER-Senior Quarterback Assigned a position entirely new to him quarterback, Wayman carried out this fob well and at the end of the year he had beccrre a polished ball handler and a good offensive quarterback He was al- ways chugging as rugged plays from scrirnage at line backer position. QC 53 25 a. 3 4 'J yum .s 4 FOOTBALL RICHARD HESS-Senior Guard Richard was one cf the outstanding line- men on the team as his bone chilling tackles and smashing blocks earned the respect of all the canines opponents l'Rich' was All-Conference on both offen- sive and defensive teams. FRED MCKENZIE-Senior Halfbuck Fred's hard running and heads up de- fensive play made him one of the invalu- able players on the team, Fred, although injured numerous times, always was in there fighting and scrapping, Freds defen- sive and offensive play were important 'actors in the canines victories. KENNETH PRICE-Senior Tackle One of the top tackles in Southern lll- inois was the comment on Kenneth this year. He was a top offensive star and rugged goal line defender. Wamba earned a spot on the All-Conference eleven. LYNDEL STACEY-Senior Guard Although Pig Iron was not in the starting line-up this season, he was one of the biggest reasons why the Bulldogs carne out on top. He will always be re- membered by all football fans as a hard go gettemw football player IAY WAITE-Senior Guard Many rated lay as one of the top guards in the South Seven lays motto seemed to be The rougher it is, the better l like it lay received special mention on All- Conference Team as offensive guard IIM WILLIAMS-Senior End vlff. wa.: one of the rr,ost'.'::1iable pQ':':er,f Cr. the team. He held dC'.'.'f. 3' first striha efi post and :Cala :itch passe: Jhf 'Lew' Counted. ff 7, LOU WILLIAMS-Iunior Guard Although Lou was not used too much , on offensive, he was one of the great assets to the defensive wall. He could always be depended upon to hold up the line when the opponent got tough. We are looking for promising things out of Lou next year. RONNIE WILLIAMS-Senior Center Assigned one of the hardest jobs on the team, that of center, Ron carried out his assignments with hard blocking and straight passes back to the ball carriers. His outstanding offensive play coupled with his smashing defensive play made him one of the outstanding players on the team. The Bulldogs showed their respect for Bon by voting him honorary Co-captain for the l955 season. JACK WRIGHT-Senior Halfback lack well earned the position he held down this year. He was the key man to Bulldog victories. He was always in there plowing for that extra inch. Because of his hard hitting tackles in the secondary, Iack earned a place on the Conference team. FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL This year's Bullpup football squad had a very successful record with 5 wins, 2 losses, and l tie. They were fast and furious, most of their plays being run from the ground. They showed plenty of speed and blocking. Donald Beggs, star halfback on the lunior varisty, advanced to varsity during the Homecoming game. Beggs, Stone, and Price were the starting backfield men with Bob Clark calling the signals at the quarterback position. The line consisted of Logan and Yates, endsg Hasset and Morten, tackles, Aldridge and Endsley, guards, Buchanan and Simpson, centers. The Freshman-Sophomore football squad was coached by Ben Charnness and assisted by lim Beers. Most of these boys will be on our next years varsity. With their speed and fury they ought to put the Bulldogs at the top of the South Seven in l956. 44622 Q uv, We're with you boys How l. left to right: David Dalton, Lowell Furlong Darold Beggs, Donald Biggs, Ronnie Bauh Gary Aldridge, Darrell Duke, Zan Hefner, Bennie Parks Row 2: Mr Beers, Allen Buchanan, Phillip Faster, Bob Clark, Bud Logan, Dale Martin lack Simpson Bill Endsley, Mickey Stone, Donald Beggs Eddie Price, Bill Yates, Mr, Charn- ness How 3: Bruce Roper, Mike Wolcott, Carl Fleming loe Ford, Ronnie Maynard, Wendell Fisher lerry Hicks, Bay Hasset, Donald Piclcford, Donald Shelton, Dewayne Martin, A, I Bryant Henry Winters Row 4: Howard Abney, Gary Leverett, Sain Diterline Gary Karnes, Donnie Wathen, Charles Henshaw, Harold Beal, David Nelson, Larry Srnith, Edward Winters. VARSITY BASKETBALL Although this year's varsity record was not the best the Bulldogs have ever had, the Dogs showed the kind of fight and spirit commendable to any H,T.H.S. team. Losing the first two contests, the squad came up with a decided victory over the Benton Rams. The next week the Bulldogs were trounced by Carrier Mills, but the following week the Bulldogs trounced lohnston City lndians. The Bulldogs traveled to Mt, Vernon during the Egyptian Holiday Tournament to be defeated by Edwardsville. The first games in lanuary were hard fought ball games, but ended in defeat for the Bulldogs. On lanuary 21, the Bull- dogs suffered a double loss. During the excitement of the contest Coach Gene Bland suffered a heart attack and was unable to return to his position for the remainder of the year. Laurence Calufetti took over the reins of the l'Dogs and led them to second place in the Saline County Tournament by de- feating Eldorado. After losing the next ten contests the Bulldogs finished the regular season with a triumph over the West Frankfort Bed- birds. Ending the '55-'56 basketball season the Bulldogs traveled to the Regional Tournament at McL.eansboro and overpow- ered the Eldorado Eagles. Entering the semi-finals the Bull- dogs bowed to the Shawneetown lndians, the Tournament Champions. SEASON'S RECORDS Them Hbg 46 33 Carmi Herrin 6l 39 Benton 59 64 Carrier Mills lO9 49 Marion 88 69 lohnston City 62 64 Carbondale 58 56 Centralia 69 58 Marion 53 51 Vtlest Frankfort 68 6l Benton 69 57 Eldorado 52 50 Mt. Vernon 45 43 Rantoul 58 51 Centralia 57 36 Herrin 84 52 Eldorado 48 35 West Frankfort 49 53 lohnston City 67 47 EGYPTIAN HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT Harrisburg 42 Edwardsville B6 SALINE COUNTY TOURNAMENT Harrisburg 67 Eldorado 57 Harrisburg 55 Carrier Mills 64 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Harrisburg 63 Eldorado 44 Harrisburg 55 Shawneetown 86 First row kneeling, left to right: lim Cummins, Ben Fulkerson, Don McGowan, Bill Henshaw, Charles Cummins. Second row: Mr. Calufetti, Ron Williams, Melvin Hicks, Bryan Iones, Wayne Stone, Tony Beal, Mr. Bland. CHARLES BEAL-Senior Forward 'vr,, ,, ',.,..,,' .,,. CHARLES CUMMINS-Iunior Guard IINI CUMMINS-Iunior Guard '1 Er? :liar W X ' v ,ff BEN FULKEHSON-Iunior Guard I1.f.'f'.f.'l :r.1:C:fr:'1rr,1r.: r,a,t ,l'?.','flL - Fr-Liza. !Tl1'1'1f.'Q Hi 3' inn incur vamaicle pln ,'9r5 on 'Bus y ::r'1t',' H-2 3 0 rcif ,1 Qiizrfzrlfi '. 5. f:,: :'- G 'ff BILL HENSHAW-Junior Guard Bxf, ,fiizwed :kill rczh ur ie: rc 3 ana ln qhccrmg wiule playmq on in year ' Vfzrrity' One :f the three juiicrx Yfli- :quid he- prcvffz hlq vzluf- Y: wart: Math 'NIH bf- f-xpefff-fi ff hxrrp r' BRYAN IONES-Iunior Center Saltv' the zfrllist 'avi-r cr. .L .'a7:1t'f . 'Cr prize Ecards atv: at the 'TQQ Threw .1251 AQTHA he w-11.1 lofi at the fits? 2' ff-A::i 1' f- ' ,1 lf' C' :.:r:, 11 DONALD MCGOWAN-Senior Guard EC'.':'.f,':v.' izpli if, 'Zuni 1:1 'iris C .' 1' plfzy , V937 He Ccngfz elslly he 3311917 rrfzr. Cf. the 5 'ad H12 'inh- r ' Q11 ' :Q 1t13r:,' :Fit .gi': WAYNE STONE-Iunior Guard Tig. :C . J fziiilii ff.r 1 Lf' - 'Le Bullzc BONNIE WILLIAMS-Senior Cenier IOHN WRIGHT-Senior Forward FROSH-SCPH Q tray., N, QN-,.,, M7 .V .. . ,,,,.A ,..,.,,, . W , I 1.151191 115 su,9f'.'1s1Qri T C..':1..:'e14 Tie 'riff ' w ...A .. 111 F'Uff9l -wr -Q-. fgv :Q-W.. T tv, 5., V1.3 ...:' . AFP 'R Zia If .Casa Tggf- Q' iiiiz V1-1' rc' iii '-ie:-7 I ' 3.1 1:91 Wife '9'+:-e431 Y' ' .V . . .v .. 5.5. Q.: . .3-.M WSH.. YQNY FRESHMA ' :'rQQ:.:1.'1n iqzsn-Tofl.. ::1QCi 7'1i1.Q--e Bf-ff , ' r.:gC':. AJ 4 . siyiii Zlllfl' 1. ff- LQ inf nwrsfl r C683 TRACK TENNIS Row l. left to right: Glendel Ozee, Ierry Morris, Bob Clarke, Trevor White- side, lerry l-licks, I. L. Robinson, Lyndel Iohnson, Bennie Lane, David Owen, Carl Tucker. Row 2: Ronnie Reynolds, Cletus Killman, Bill Yates, Claude Short, Richard Baldwin. Row 3: Mr. Bland, Tony Beal, Don Beggs, Iack Ozee, Lou Williams, Dick Drew, Bennie Fulkerson, Dick Applegate, Eddie Seright, Kenneth Price. Row 1, left to right: Charles Polk, Don McGowan, Charles Cummins. Row 2: David Pfister, Mr. Moore, Mike Hayes. Row l left to right Bay Ha set lack Srnall Bernie Mitchell lim Cummins Mickey Stone Kenneth Spurlock Bob Shewmake B A S E B A L L Row 2 Wayman Hefner Bill Henshaw lra logo Darrell Powell lame H-CLUB Alexander verett Evans Bu sell McDowell Row 3 Bill Hatcner David Analin lohnriv Zeialer David Bee Don P ic How 1 left to right: lack Ozee Bay Hassett Ben Fullcerson, lay Waite, Kenneth Price, Fred McKenzie, Everett Evani Ron Reynolds, Ierry Hicks. Row 2: Iaclc Small, Mickey Stone, Richard Hess, Bonnie Vick, Lou Williams Donald McGowan, David Pfister, Mike Hays, Ted Price, lim Cummins Row 3: Bon Williams, Lyndel Stacey, lack Wright, Iim Williams, Tony Beal loe Dorris, Iohn Wilson, Wayman Hefner, Bill Hatcher, Iohn Zeigler Il Cr' 'Z 699 L jjj ' - j i ,lj I 5 5, 1. , A , .l,-J.: . Q 3 gig- ' -iz' - ' , W .V 15333. H af Q ff ? LQ' 'gm 1 A J ru. 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A ,,rf,.. f,,, ,, ,, ,A N. r1i'.1r'f y .rff::.:ers :ie :yan 1' Us 1: .Jie ezgyxe astra tff'::.::..ie 1: terry- arid rrcqpet, A goal li -5 itieiybers me i:.toid1n1g: if the Cammy- ai Scmigeri ..i1ITClS Jersity :'r:igA grcaicls Tvfc rx signers were seiectea If ave-:id :ie weerc ,'3fTl'iCYil1l. ixiigia WI-.C f 1C:'f? 3' 1953123 are President, 'ance Giacygzgkz Vice President, 3' Tic.: Secretary, Sf CQ:-1 Treasurer, Shirley H41 Point Chairman, Cige' Recreational Chairman, Sli-:Ti S'r.ckl1n Teamwork. Get it! rfb Freshman Cheerleaders Left to right: Kay Mitchell, Brenda lones, Sharon Gel- tosky, Connie Brown, Roberta Steinborn. Frosh-Soph Cheerleaders Left to right: Linda Rude Karen Skaggs lane Capel Indy Hicks lane 33213 The H. T. H. S. cheerleaders this year are the finest we have had in a long time, The students wish them to know how much they appreciate the long hours of practice they put in throughout the year, their original yells and spirited team work, and their faithful support of the teams both at home games and at out of town games. Although the seasons changed and football gave way to bas- ketball, the cheerleaders remained con- sistant in their efforts on behalf of the team. e722 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to nght Icme Los r ohm Iudy Franks Beverlv Carpenter Carolyn Dewey Pat Fo ter 73 vp 43 hh... mx X L 1 fri 'ur MR ELTIS HENSON PRINCIPAL Presentrng Mr Eltrs Henson our new prrncrpdl who rs respected cmd crdrmred by every student ot H T H S Although Mr Henson has been here only one yeor he rn rnony wcrys hos proven hrs value loyollty cmd worth to our school The rdecr crll for one cznd one for crll IS Mr Hensons rnotto comrnunrty Peehng thot the school prooresses only os the students grow rn stctture ond wrsdom he hors trrecl to mczke every student cr port of the school cmd rts crctrvrtres ln the future he would lrlce to see the school elevcrted ln gher rn the sroht of the cornmunrty ond brought closer to the heort ot ef , student 7 2 l Truly, he hos ccrrrled this out by mcrking our school better known to the A . 'J ' . . y DEAN OF BOYS Our counselor who We call Mr B quite the man about school He has a regular teaching schedule of orientation psychology sociology and United States History ln ad dition to this he is the advisor of H1 Y Student Nevertheless in this man We have not only a teacher but a tnend He will always stop to advise us on personal problems vocations and college preparation ln our experiences as we go into the World we will all thank Mr Bauman for his pa hence kindness and sincere help DEAN OF GIRLS The outstanding work of Miss Alta Davis has always been appreciated by the entire student body Her eagerness to help and her winning manner has influenced us to take our problems to her for advice She has been rendering guidance Her splendid leadership and sound advice was an inspiration to all o us Mane McCormack Mabel Lane Ray Goben 44 779 l l as , . is ' ' ' Council, Demolay, and National Honor Society. very understanding and enthusiastic when ' . ' , T - . , 'tl L Z BOARD OF EDUCATION George Davenport Presrdent These people who are seldom g1ven enough cred1t for the1r pOS1l1V9 lnfluence on our school hfe are the members of the Board of Educanon Not only do these men devote much tlme to the adm1n1strat1on of the Harnsburg Townshlp Hlgh School but they also contr1bute much to our commuruty The board has great lnterest 1n the students and they al ways plan what they thmk 1S best for the welfare of the students Reahzmg the sacr1f1ces the members of our Board make each year 1n takmg t1me from therr own pressmg bus1ness matters we the students of the Harrrsburg ToWnsh1p H1gh School take thxs opportumty to express our deepest apprecl at1on to the farthtul members of our Board of Educatron fo the servlces they have rendered to us Dr B111 Blackard Brantley Paul EIld1COft Vrce Presrdent Bert Gaskms Alfred Iohnson Dr Warren Tuttle Secretary Ass1star1t Secretary e782 . s of O 4 f 1 t . ' Ed ' Edith Arensman Sponsor Faculy Soc1al Commutee Iumo Cass Iames T Beers B Ed MA Asslstant Pr1nc1pal Sponsor Lockers Senlor Class Mary Ellen Beggs B Ed Sponsor Homecomlng ln urance Sophomoe Class C V Bennett Sponsor Dramatlcs Sophomore Class Eugene Bland Sponsor Head Basketball Coach Home-co'n mg Sophomore Class Iames H Bynum S M Sponsor Purple Clar1on Homecomlng Soph omore Class Ph1ll1p T Cam B S M Sponsor F B L A Stenography Contest Freshman Class Lawrence Calufeth B Ed Spon or I-leaa Football Coach Homecommg Iumo Cla C792 FACULTY A.n.. M.A. 1f,a,A.A.' A ' AA ls. s. B. s.. A. M. B. .. .I A. . .. ls. FACULTY 4? Ben Chamness B. S. Sponsor Aimlfttip Fresh: 'xi Cl-1. Louise Cothran B. S. Sponsor Banquets and FCC F. H A Frorzlunan Class Marshall Cothran B. M. E. Spina: lrl:zz.eCorz.1xC Mll.'l 1 Lff1OH', F'e.1l.:t1an Clare Helen Dunn A. B.. B. E., M. F.. Sponsor H1 Trl, Sflrplcr Class Eleanor Etherton B Ed M A opcr l-l emma L, a Stella Horns Qpcn or Banquet Wllham E Hams Assoclate of Technology S oneor ame or mg Cla s W1lma Hunter B Ed M S Spa eo Paco I Socl FBLA lOOA um Dolores L16l'19SCh B Ed K ,I Vane Elizabeth Longbons . S., M. . WLV, Iune Malan r. . f- - D ,O' . QT . fl. r.l1'lC'1 revs VM., Faye Moffett . .,M.. .,,, X, ,,..., and exhma QOIUTTI G 2 FACULTY Iessie E. Nichols B. S. E. Spenser ir. uttiurals large: Clap: I. Gordon Parkhurst B. S., M. S. Spciser Flew-fer Fans Hcrrzeferira Pesters :ni Aaverxsrta Sesnnrr Pearl Parkhurst B. S., M. S. Sponsor F.B.L.A, Typirtq Cortes: Senior Class, Cheerleaders Bernice Patterson A. B., M. A. Spenser I-liTr1 Freshman Class Kathryn Rice A. B., M. A. Sponsor Posters and Advertrsing, Freshman Class Louise Rice A. B., M. A. Sponsor Flower Fund, l.Ol1!'1 Czun Iunicr Class John Schork B. A. Sponsor' Faculty Saclal Corr.rr.1ttee, Spelling Contest, Musical Produc- xcns, General Assembly, Freshman ,lass Alvina Shestak B. A., M. A. Sponsor' Keystone Sales, Senior fs Class E. I. Thompson B. A., B. S., M. A. Sponsor FFA l-lorrtecormnq Fresn- :ian Class, lnstructcr 5' Korea: Vet- eran Classes Elsa Tyndall B. A., M. A. Librzrzar. Spinier Libriru' Club Iulia Williamson B. Ed., M. A. LARRY SPROTT Ianuary 27 1939 March 19 1955 To Larry Sprott we the semor class wmsh to ded1cate thls page of our annual for 1956 Whether we knew hlm well or just as another member of our class we shall always remember hms fnendly smlle hls cheerful personalzty and hls fnendlmess Although Larry dldnt come here unt11 the begmnmg of h1s yumor year he made many frlends He took part 1n many actwlhes m school as well as out of school He was a member of the Chemlstry Club and the DeMolays expressed the1r lugh regard for h1m by choosmg hxm Master Councllor of thelr organlzatmon Now that the txme has come to leave many of our fnends and classmates we should hke to hold lfnm rn our memory through th1s page 1n our annual KSZD I - 1 1 1 I 1 . . . - . 1 1 . . . . , I 1 . . .. . . , - . ... - I 1 ' 4 1 . . - . 1 1 SENIOR OFFICERS Leit tc right: Ioan Gaskins lack Klein Marilyn Geltosky Marianne Alexander E JUNIOR OFFICERS Left to right: Iudy Wiley Robert Iones Brenda Heatherly Ianice Gidcumb Y' -L Nl 3 CJQA 5- 41849: O MARIANNE ALEXANDER Sweet as honey busy as a bee Cutest httle gal you ever dld see r 'ne Oo lCf- 2 3 4 Class Vlcf Pres nt 4 FB 1' O 4 ICCA f' S-emo Class ca rettee IERRY W AMMON Hes quxet hes shy but he 15 a llkeable guy Lbary L Pcecxn 1 7 Tracx SHELBY BAER She lxkes to lxke people therefore people lxke her Herne ce Syn na l l n PP rx1 LA IO Der Club 2 IOHN BAKER Nxce as the day xs long s MIXPG ns e S ate Ls' 3 D at -1 n1o G IANE BARNHILL Happy and always lull oi fun She ll brmg a laugh to everyone Tm G GA 2 P CJ CHARLES CTONYB BEAL Curly halr dark brown eyes Tony IS one ol our sporlslxke guys Vars1ty Football l 7 3 4 Basketball Vorsxty Z Feshmar B skftball 1 Varsny Track l 2 3 H C, b BEVERLY BISHOP Her gestures motlons and her smiles Her wut her voxce our heart beguzles Marchnq Band l 2 3 4 Concert Band l 2 3 4 'l'W1r 4 F H A 3 4 Homefo O 1 e 4 Home ccm nq Queen 4 IERRY BLUE Happmess IS no laughmg matter E lt ION l NORMAN BOATRIGHT Great mxnds have purposes others have wxshes F r NORMA BRAMLET Gxrls blush somehmes because they are ahve lT1 Pe Crl FBl.A34'OOA-1 E '59, .7 THOH 7 , Q 2- ,ide LA 2 1, !'::1: , 1 , 1 1 Fl tCorn.1:... . 6,7-15' If V 611.15 1 -1 1 p to Chb 1, , ' 2 41 Ivy ' P E Ex51l:1t1Cr1 l t gh 13 X .Lf fi 1 r 'll1 V C11c:1p1o 1 2 3- f I hbuxcnl FB . 4 .OA 4, . A ' Boy. Osh,-ttf l, 2 3, 4 Q E embl. 3 4 1 - fcntl . Lg 11c' l Z, 3 4, Operetla l, 4 lu r Pl y' Scphornoze Play H1 Y 1 2 3, 4, Tnesplans 3, 4 Chem- lsvy Club 3, 4 if I H1 l 2 3, 4 L 11n Club 3, 4: . A : ep Cl' b ff Z 3, 4 ' , ,, , ', 3, 4q 4 ' r 1 a. ,- , . ' , , , 'lu ' l 2, 3. g 'Lili :eq 1, 2' 3, 4, 111'TE1 i, 2, 3, , , . I l W . on! PE xhz 11 Pzogecuon Clsb 3 4. I P2 Ex?.1r,.11mn l FA 4 E IORS BARBARA BRISTOW She does things for the best of everyone. f1.l'1l 2 7 4 FBLA 3 V1 GAA ? P1-5 T '36 A 4 HW, ww sm. we ye- N 2 11'n1fffff , . . ,... ,. ,.... A .. .,,r.,,.. .. KT e,Z'1:e1 l, 3 PH E.x::1l:111or. I RICHARD BROWN Whenever I feel like exercising. I lie down till the leeling passes. L1 L.,-,,....,f l IO ANN BURGIN Good to forgive, hard to forget. FHAl NORMA IEAN BUTLER Gay of heart bright ol face No one else can take her place l: A ec e 3 O O lO av vra low oorw O 1c Float Fo W 1ter 4 BYRON BUTTERFIELD He joined our class lust this year But arent we glad that he is here T cmsle DONNA BUTTERWORTH She said Anchors Away 3 L ls w P es1d nt 4 Ke stone Boot: Sci es L bn cn 5 DORRICE BUTTERWORTH She shows her sweetness and shows it well 1 Q 1 1b 10m LENORA CARNETT She greets you wtth a lnendlv H 'W BEVERLY CARPENTER As likeable as she is lookabl fl F1 e Aa Sal e oc G A l F o 1 f'cm 1 tie 3 c e f1 'J EDWIN CHASE The world is a stage and he as the audience at his command f- E b1' .1 'W r: 1131 n l a S C4 83 75 is it . ' . g- Pep Clu l 3 Al FH 2 3 4 H: T51 3 4 'l'l1e,a 15 v 2 3 4, SA 1 tory 44 M4s1: Hffvpel S pl: mort. Plag- I.n rPlA DAR A'1rd3 inet 11 11 l 4 Senior . J mrtxttf,-e l,1tr-rczz' ' . H1 Tn l, 2 3 4 Clamon Siilff 1 rary Club l 2 3 4 Se:retQrl' 2 r e 3 ' ' l :ma PHEXI11 1 l FBLA 3 FHA l,2,3,4,'ec:re17','4 FHA l 2 3, 4 l-l1Tr14 Lbr r','ClL1b 2 3 4 VAC'- F'--s1ier1! 4 P:-j Cl,b l 2 P E EXE 1' l 'S FHA l,2 3 GAA 1,2 Peg 'I1r1l:3 4 Ca..wf1'll.hL 'fcrze-if Band 1 M 1:3153 Bef l Cieerlezlf-: l E 4 Hcmecormng Peat Cornrnrtee l 2 3 4 Peg C..b l 2 Q' 4 Keystcn ' esrtizz 3, 4 Hof: 7 Oki:--' l 2 3 -1 TY1 1 2 3 4 Tr: Ccgncxl 4 A fJ.Cl'I'2K Stait lf P.. EXlllblllC1'i l Pr .. U - exic' Eire? f Keystone l'lc?ne:Om:n'g Q: en Cc. 'j1d Te 4 V ' I . h H1 Y 2 3 4 S?Ad.Hl Cc'.gr.:1l 3 P E xii ,Lon l 'lies- g-1:r.s A -1 ,l.er:1Sfr3' Cin' 3 4 SCICCYHCYQ Pay 6 r-Q1 E IORS PHYLLIS CHENOWETH Here is a girl we all love. ,cr.:.'. :cmd l 1 Q M':':rr1r.g Ennzl L 5 1 4 :, .rx l 2 3 4 l51T:1Co'.rt:11 Merike' l V f Ciiifffl 2 3 FHA 2 4 CCICTGAJYCI 4 DICK CHILDRESS The lirst step to greatness is to be honest. ,l1C.F l, L 3 4 Mlxsd lrxsr-mhe A 3 4 Bcjfs :rrswf l' 2 3, 4- Stole Mnszc Cont:-st 2, 3 District Mya: 'lotta X, 3' H1 Y l 2 3, 4, Ofl.c+1r 2, 37 Thespxcns 2, Chemistry' Club 3 4, Inmor Play Seniors Boys Cl: Cpvefta l 3, Mpsv: Hevue 2, 3 Keystone 3721: S mcn 4 PP. Exrxhmon l, DONALD LEE COGET A good heart is as the sun: it shines bright and never changes. Marching Bond l 2 3 Concert Bond l 2 E CIC cn Bzxsmess Mcmoqer 4 BILL COLE Wxsely und slowly they stumble that go last espicms 2 3 4 r Q lS 1CePres1df-nt 3 4 Soprcrriorr- Play Q P l esident C' lumo Cla s CARL COOK In the kitchen oi lxie Carl is our cook 'l uns erred MAUDENE COOK Her face is so lull ol honesty that it stands out and glows A l. A GARY DALLAS Our high school days with hmm were great Exhrbitxonl FFA l 2 Marclsing cet Bcmd 2 3 PAUL DE WAYNE DANN Like an adding machine you can count on him IXPG FS 'T LEON DAVIS The work he does he does well RUTH ANN DAVIS A recl girl n lrxend to all Th , T e surfer 4 Chem' try 'lub 4 V ,A . , ', 'r .. . lunx r lay V S F l 2 3 4 F B 3, 4 P E Exhibition 1 PE . . . , , . Band 2, 4 Con r . 4 CHC: 4, M , Flu'-.,blfA 4, Boys fnsf-fibre -I l Y 3 4 Bzskefball l Foctkzxl 2 PT f.:,r.1h.'1fr. I 'Tlx-Kiftiy fflpli 3 fi T31 Q 2 -1 L.: :', 'L .E Fey Cfsiil Q Z 'f 5'2 l.:'.r. ff. .3 E 'Z Ezrr.-7:21. Stix' 1 F L F:-: SENIORS LINDA DEATON Her smile is like a sunbeam on a rainy day. :XL ' ... I. vurrlx i ZH.: ,, . . . . . .... -A . L, A 1 IOE DORRIS Quick to smile, ready to laugh: Ol all he has, he will give you hall. ,gs s..., ,v Few .,,,.. fs.. ., - L-.. -,- :':1... L'f'lf1'l..r:lLg A -1 f'::f:. , ln C 4 BARBARA NELL DOUGLAS Quiet minds are generally most happy. flthin, vlulG l CHARLES DRUE He has an agreeableness that his every occasion ELSIE MARIE DUNCAN The girl with the laughing eyes Fichllzlt l l O LINDA DUNCAN Men remind me of money a necessity A P C BARBARA ANN ELAM She has learned the beauty secrets G A 3 PATRICIA LOUISE ELAM Blessed are the pure in heart MARY ENDICOTT This girl does everything well CAROLYN ENDSLEY Happiness is not something you get But something you d 457 bb X' 1 no 2 Per fl b A A sr ion F B L,A, 4: O A -1 ' . ' in lile. T714 F H . l, 2: ep lub 3, 4 rl A 7 4 A r 'fli 2 Trl 3 4 Clcxczi F-fgcfff E :Qc l F Z Fxrlzhiilii I . ' o. I ff, Q Q F -Z F15 A l 2 Q -Z F :,:er.' F5 5 IORS IUDY ESTES Cheerful looks make every dish a feast. E5gTz1l234-GA.A.2 3,4 Fl-lA23,4 PE Exh- l:.f1on l Pep Club l, 2, 3' Homcfeom Oiticet l. BARBARA EVANS She's always on the sunny side of the street. lOOA 4 Treasurer 4-lf1T:13 4 FBLA 3 4 Pl l:Xl1.blllO1 l l Pep Club 2 EVERETT E. EVANS Not so thin. rather tall: When it comes to friends. he has them all. Foaba.. l 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1 2 3 li 'll.b 1,2 3 4- Effrn-cfxori Olflcer 4, Baseball l 2 3 4 l'r+:sE1rnan P.a',' Pro -:11org Club Presldent l 2 IUDY FARRAR A symphony of lovelxness pe anon EdllOT 4 Qepote 3 Ad Salesman 2 ecre oun 1 em e as 31 l 2 3 Keystone Ad Salesman 3 l mo a+1ona orc S01-etx GAA 2 Spar est 2 M 4 Horn com 1 IACK FOSTER Vanety makes a happy lxfe oo ball 3 4 Baseball 4 Pep 'lub 2 3 PL n l PAT FOSTER Tlns pert llttle mxss ns quxte vxvaclous Pretty happy sweet and gracious 1 l 2 3 4 Tnesplans 2 3 4 Homecommg Queer' dan 4 Muslc Revue 2 Floss ays 2 3 Kewston Aa Salesman 3 lnmo P om Con' ttee lass O lC9 eroom O l1ce 1 Hee lea e D Oelom Speec Festlv ,. b PXP bmon l DICK FRITTS smxle for every boy and two for every gurl and l u Op Fx bmon Ma ch ng Bard l D 'a es ,1s1c Jae L ra 2 3 DONALD FULKERSON Hrs only wxsh was for 345 1on l Band NANCY FULKERSON e searched and searched to hnd a phrase but somehow lovely xs the one that stays 1 Fo 1C com O Mase c fc Q 'Tl 4 ns Z O s a 5 'i f' 1or 5 ne r l. F er 4 G IOAN GASKINS A goddess of beauty with a figure dlvme Shes unforgettable all the trme P'.LI 'l'f Cr .. I r , l . 'lr H:Tr1l23,4,S taTy4C ':lM b:l,2gCl s P. ',s . ' 1 , ,A r N . 1 H .r : jp . . -:ch Cont ., 3, usic 3 Pep Club l, 2, 3 ..er . O17 cet l 2 3 4 F ' 2 , : 1 , O , , lzxh1bi- T10 , 2 21445 E' 'Y ' A A 3 4 A Pl ,Q g 4 ' A . 5 ' r : .r::1 , C ' If r l Hem . I r , 2 3, 4 C. r' d r l 3, 4 Q 1 ' al 2 3, 4 Pe' Clu l, 2, 3, 4 P E . .,1 , A ' ' . Ccnsert B 2 3 4- Chorus 2, 3, 4, eretta 3 4' PZ - E1 E, 2, 7 ..1 . 2 3 4, 1str1:: Contest 1 2, 3, 4: S. te Cont I 4 M1 He 3, 4 Punch Ba. ' , , 4. Pll lfxrzzlm? , 2 W 11 . I ' 21. T1 l, 2, 3 4 Pres dent 4 H1 T'1 , .2212 Merril:-r l 2, 3 Class OZ? er 1' Horner . . Vic-'Ar l 2 A Cappena non l QI 3, 4 1 1 E1ev1w 3 lT1s1:11 Intfst l, 3 Elma:-. blf- l 2, 3, Tliesma .' ', 3, 4 ,las P. 3' 1 Q' 3 Oo-ff 1to1 of ,lar . 4 H'-porter 2 3 Keysw Aa Sale-sma . 3 aim ,lub 3 4 P, : Club l 2, 3 A A l 2 Ezra-fscrriznzj Peat Ccrnrttzvee 2 E 4 'lass O:'::e: l.':'.:. 'f1,.b3 4 Cttee? 4 Onf:r:1s'7':CQ-l': 3 4 :scifi Oi'.:e' 3 4 Pep Ol-h l 2 3 4 P 2 ixhibiicn . H. 'fix I 12 3, 4 H1 T'1 f:C.RTl. MA-rnbf-r Z 4 Keysisrf A1 Safarnan 3 4 Ke','stcr.'- S'-xii' lla:'tr -1 lf' fi A -1 Pwr: O'::1rn1ttee- 3 Ring 'fonzrrtztf-gf 3 35 PP MARILYN SUE GELTOSKY And stxll they gazed and stlll the wonders grew That one small head could carry all she knew BARBARA GIBBONS She s lovely and shows xt CHARLINE GIBBONS A lovely gurl a lrxendly smlle Made our Senlor class WOIlhWhll8 IAMES GIBBONS Hell go far m 1 DIANNA GIDCUMB Diamonds are a gxrl s best frrend once Bard Q n Ho oo'u Ott G A 1- F F I- 1 on IUDY GODARD Her cheeks are upped wlth a blush Llke the radlance ol a rose GENE GOOLSBY Lxke xvy his lrlendshlp grows and grows HAROLD GUARD What he has he Guards well GERALD HALL Hes lttle and wlse but a terror for hxs sxze DOROTHY HANNING n angel with a heavenly voxce S ': Q -1 :f. l'1l . Y -1 Q:v4.g.:'.. ' -5. l.: ' .: ' 'Z - ZH ' .' '. -f l' A 1 it '- ':', Qi' 5 ' f'. Sgr gn: f' :Z:.g q 7. 1 .. ' G A 15. . r V1 ' ,I . :5--I. T' Iffi' j1ZT.Iii, -- 1 f 117. :.: T A P, . . 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PE EXl1lblllOl l l Baseball l 2, 3, 4, H Clpb 2 3, 4 Semor Flocl Ccrrtrmllee, MIKE HAYS Casual Manner calm Cool and collected otbcnl 1 2 b 4 T'esr1uns 2 3 4 Homeccrmnq Flon ornmmee l cx s Off cer 1 7 l-omefrcom O xce 3 Plc l L fume Prom Comrmloe T rmls Slot 'l'c,1rnclrnf-nl WAYMAN HEFNER Great to know lakes hle ln his stride F otbcll l Z qselscxl l 4 Bcslc 1 Pl b l 'E rrrzs RICHARD HESS Beware Foolball' Dashing Carl Flashmg Personahiy cwtbcll 1 2 3 Smdenl hOLlHCll 1 2 Prorr Commlltee 3 Hom corr OH l 2 Scplrorrore Play ' lass Rmg ommmee 3 KENNETH HICKS Mr Mxschxel o'nf com Ol'1ce l2xh1b1f1or l IERRY HOLDEN Ierry xs always Holden the lxne Mu chxrz Bond 3 4 Poncer Ban B css semble Spc ls Honor Purple C lor Olbcl l Bas lo PE EYl'llblllO SANDRA HOWTON Friendly approach smile that rxngs true l 1 O G A A TREVA KAY HUMPHREY Caphvatm smile la cl'1 rg Band SIC 'om st Y H A fl c m Cl H B L A C'r1P no eyes that shme che 1 :I 2 Das! M S C n as 1 c Yl'llhl 1cr P ov' f0m 11ll frc Fc ' 7, , 3, 4' Basketball I, Tenms 1, 2, 3, 4: H Clu l ., 3, I1 1 , , 7 . 1 C . , 2, C1 S, 1 , .g I 3 ll r l, 2, , ' ys 2 f r 1 1 , rv , e c , I 3 4 B 5 1' , 3, g . e1 hall l H ., u , 2, 3, 4 ,lil ..lYQ'Cl11b 3, 4 : . ' ' ' ll Fo 1 , ,4 ' V , - 1 ' -, : er . .Y cet , , . 1 , Q. - X, H 1 fr 1 . ,r 1, 2, P F. . 1 , r .4 l 2, 3, . 3 ,1 d l, 2 3, 4- ' En f 3 r ' ' ' lsr 1 3, 4 Fc I , e all l, 45 , , ' n l . I G . . . H1 Tu I 2 3, 4 Per. Clglz 2 FB LA. 3 4 Lbrrnrjs 'fl1.l: 1 ' O A 4 3 69' 1, 1 11, 1 1 2, 41 of SY' , 3 4 .115- lllig ., Q' l 2 3 4 Stare 11:1 Cc 1-,T 2. 3 Mus: Heutxf- 3 1' E 4 ellie: 4, H1 T11 l, 2, 3 A H rn--1 Q r 5 f,:er l, f, 3 4 T P' fr.. , ' 1 1 Por 'JNL 2, 1: 3 F 3 T1 , .r. Tyrzst 4 7 .1 I ,,. M- 3 714 1 Bc ' I La, -2 SUZANNE KIHLMIRE She'5 tall and gracelul with winning ways, Sam' many tricks keep us in a daze. CECIL KING Frxenclly gran eyes toward the luture IACK KLEIN Shy manner quxet mtellxgence K LARRY LEE LANDERS Small but mighty 0 Band rlcrr N Y IG Bo s Octnt stra 7 a SCOTTY LANE A lrlend ln need 15 a lnend Indeed IANE LASERSOHN Here IS a gift beyond the reach of art a prxncess ol lovelmess in her start 'J 3 in P esla rr cr: CATHERINE LOCKWOOD Calm and poxsed pretty cmd gay A hgure of beauty m every way 0' IIM LAZOSKY Frequently wlthm my brain a thought I gently thmk DAWAN MARTIN Sparkllng beauty shes won us wxth her charms DIANNE MATHIS Beauty and bralns combmed s ?f P:-':.k.'.'r. Q -1 KE : 5:f:f.Qs 1l Lf i 'f.i::': Ollie? 2 3 4 Ez: 'fl 1. 7 5 'jff.:or 3 -1 '.r..:' E'1Y.'1 Csrnrnxtw-P Sur' 511.1 F Efyfr Stlrtf- F-gif-f---r.t:1!.'. lfl:'::..r.'1 Fir.: l , 'foncxt . l, ,7 FN-r.c: ' r Q.::7et I l4 ::1:s Q93-t l Chorus 3, 4 Vo: . Qrff 3 4 Yl 2 I: 'T'1Cf.'t..l33 4 yj 3 rf 'I f..k 3 4 PP' E:-zfzkjicrgl Orchestra l Ogvb.-'t 3 511,512 ff' f Hcrxfftcrmr. Q.1'::k'f.xjL 152 3 4 'firvrmit-r . Q T 4 Kqstcrlf ff-Lj1':'2 4 H1 lzxl L 3 -' 'j:.r.:.. Llf-rnber -4 lli-:fptcnE Vice- 7 ' 'L-r -1 Lair. 'Q1.h P ' 'fat . . Heat: S::.f-:'.' 1':J l, 2 Pzrsxin-r.' lift:-rciri 355.2971 2 f' 167221533 Spfllingl I Surry 'fc.r.:'. Q Q Qnrrf fflzss Fir.: 'lcrrimtfee Prfrt. '.f:::1ri. Hf E :ez Cui 1 'T 7 4 fc-fzzitcr Kr-'.'s':r.w 4 'gmc' Editor 3 Pi: 'fi I s F 4 fcgtci. 2 Ecru-riot: O.f.Cf.Ar 2 'ff'-i-'ffzzfr' I 1.3112 'fuk E 4 K-35:29 Ad'.'e'r11s1r.: Siefrxzf. 4 Qpdcr. Class Paz' l fpnizr Pfcrri 'forirtimee F-g' ful: 4 4 Tic'--Fw-f1:e:.' 4 FHA 4 PE fx71l:.'::r. l. Fccisc.. l, 2 P':'f:t1:r. Club l 2 1. 'V ' 1 1 A5 -, ',Q,, UL, ,g LW, f' Z .ll 5'52iif:2 2 3 I1 'H:Qef':2: 55.A5e-H1 '1 f 'SRA I 'tis' JCE 4 Tsili' f.:', 1f .1-fr., ECC.. .il'TS2g.l..5 iff . Almdflmifi ' A' ' IORS MARY MATTHEWS Hn angel without a halo. U.W- ,,.,,,. jj, L A ' ' 1- L' 1 I1 It1f,- uPYT. bt'-.17 ' ' ' ..... ,. .t. ,A .l..l.,V E'-pl. -. 1 FTA 1 li 4 mf- '- iff. 41 ul,-1 5'aL,A 1 I: 177A 1 MARLENE MILLER Gentle Nature: studious in manner. T, f' , , 1 :,j,, i 1 yzxl-A13 '. j SNL 1 WILMADELL MILLER Shining hair with eyes that match. . - J -4 H'-p ,..r l, L 4 PP .,-t'....,.., . LARRY MITCHELL Lucky the man who is blessed with a car and good looks IAMES MOLINAROLO Intellect is coming back into the p1cture DICK MOORE Dick has really made the score the klds all like hlm and ask for Moore ROBERT MOORE Dxmple in chin devil within ur ol 'lar 1 L1 Hom PHILLIP MORSE Ill tell you something and Im sure Im right Monday is too soon after Saturday nigh! T NORMA MCDONALD Cum Laude DONALD MCGOWAN easy going air no extremes when xt comes to cars has a dream ?f Ix!1.il1lfi1r1 1 l l'i:sf-him QI 7 Vi l.1l.'r , fflf .. Qi,-V' 1 L P La'1r.C.,gb 7 4 ffli--mzstry 'lub 13 4 Q:-M ?.'g 'If Iticrl -1 Peg C. .l: fi f.fj'::.xr1: mtl 3 el 'T rc'-:TI .1 I L 3 4 bin Ct! 7--' 3 4 Foe'-fll l 2 Tlx-Y l LI J PE. l,x:,1bLtzo: L. Vliaif he'Jw-v.' 3 4 Mural: Ciritf-ss' I ' HCOYY C25 ra' Q Fiiiwz.. 14 I -1 If ll lfxwbxtlfur. E llfvrrw-'fzczit LJ' H-' 1 .-.3 idx: Bird I 2 3 4 'fzrrcf' 51:3 Q E - f, Ml-,T rftrhf' l 7 4 M T 'fi,:.'A,' 1 3 3 it Ear.: 4 V' fi l 2 7 13 ri. 2' Q F' ll A 4' -1 Lzkr. 'I .E 3 4' rrp. 1.2 1 'R 'zhif E : ' I II f'. rift, '-'- '- An ' ': ' he . LT.: 'f..:E 4 Sze-ffhz. I IL 1 1 ':i,. I Q T-,rfb Y 9i? EJ'fff Q f'f Qf '- :-,f'ff'f?7L,'f: 2 f BYRON MCINTOSH Does Fuzzys nng a bell 7 FREDDY MCKENZIE Treo! hmm right for a good man IS hard t hnd 2 'J Bard I RHEITTA M.-NICHOLS You can really depend on Rhema A FAYETTA OGLESBY In looks she s lme and m skcxtmg she s dlvme I LA ocv' OICQ V Fxhxhm n RALPH O NEAL Its cx gli' to be as nice as he A e E b cn DON OWEN Quxel smile Ideas lhul Count f How cc Q LARRY OWEN Tall and sweel hard to been 0 nosketbc Foo bm PEGGY PARTAIN Everyone knows you re os sweet as cx rose eos SeIngf I'cm Q F E O A P E b '1 ROBERT PATTON Dont look lor me hll you see me commgl If E V F A I 2 3 4 DAVID PFISTER Saint or S1nner77 ', s Ac: H s rfs Lcxmnhkjs x93b e .... ' fv- 1 I f L:,'.L.',l7, I fq 'h:., 2 : . . I . Q . l X' Q ffiikc.. I Z 3 -Z B'1skf,'tb:11I I Mi1r.':':--' E 'Fzffz . ' ' . ff FATL I315 l'ff Track Meet P--,ir , T. .b L 2 F rl Mf:':::: . 'IC?ifI If 2:33 l 1 ? s5:'.r:::r. fc, Fresrirticn H:r:ieccri.r.: ffti' fczirir - 3+ Hcrievscri Citric' I 2 3 4 Scgriirncr-3 fi:rt1f:ff:.r.3 Tx 1 3 -1 P'-1' ff. .b I G A I 3 -1' Y ix f Qkfzcr, I W C' T U I'5su',' fcmest 'N:r,:.' ' Q G35 Q, Fey Qfub , 3, FII A I 4 FB 4 I11 Ita 4 Home I . . f.. X 3 I3 .. , I to I I' F 2, 3 4 VIC -PT6SIdE?FlI 4, P E, xhx xt: , I H1-Y 2 3 4 P E Exilblgon I .' ner Cfxcer 4 . I Wall I 4 . X P' ectxon Clpgh 3 II I 1 ', 2 Ecsehcil I F H A. I 2 Herr r ,C II X, I px :Z 2 H1-Ir: 2 3 4 Pep CLE I 2 3 Letter GUI 4 Hcmerccr: Ottlcef 1 2 3 4 I. A 4 I O 4 Exif tic. I 5 '1 0 AVAH PHILLIPS She great rn books as well as looks DONNA PIERSON We would walk a mxlllon miles for one of your smxles BARBARA PRATHER A lovely gurl a irlendly smlle Who made our senxor class worthwhile KENNETH PRICE A heart of gold a manly grace xs seen ln Wamba s sportsman s lace IOANNE PRICE Always happy never glum She makes a bnght and cheerful chum A FAA SKU I. A TED PRICE Ted s gxven us someihlng thats pnceless ALMA PROCTOR A pxcture wlthoul a frame G DARREL QUICK Qulck tease but quxcker to please SHIRLEY RAGSDALE That old gang ol mme LARRY REED Who N111 take hxs plaCe 79 SHIRLEY REEDER A great big grrn a great blg smile She has rt with her all the whlle A RONNIE REYNOLDS u between friends who counts them SHIRLEY ROBB Simply out of thrs world' F B l. A D HAROLD ROBERTS In books hell wxn lame With friends hes lust the sam C1 DOROTHY SCHNEIDER E I tlnnk that I wrll never se cz girl as lovely as thee ea T ess r of Nc onal Hono SOCIGIY 4 H me oor' P es dent l 2 3 Secretary oi I: B L A 4 ln Club 3 4 Chemrst y Club 4 H1 Tn l pella Clsor l V mres 4 ness Manage O Cla lon 4 Music Review 3 Pep Club Z xed Ense b e 2 3 4 D t t Cont st l 4 Stcr' owtest 'f SALLY SCHWARTZ Everyday lnends Everyday lun LA 4 'lon' c'n r' MARDA SHINGLER She walks in beauty I. nsmj CAROLYN SIMMONS Her smile is like a Sunbeam on a rainy day. Tr: , Hcrnerccrn ff.:e-F ,lt '- I ,jcps 3 51C A -,:'et: ,' ' Ei ...foam .j CAROLYN SIMS Beautiful. beautiful brown eyes. fep 'lj I, ' 2 AA ' ' I'.T:1 FBLA ' 'A 4 . CKJCCYI1 fr.c+r I Ez' rx Te- :ner 1: BILL SKAGGS The iuture looks bright. for a guy who's all rig . Tfztsfet F:.7k'::'.r:s lfl:7:r.:r.g Bind l E 4 C:r.:e'!?3:n1 ' : ,g ' ..,-,, :-,- 4 f'w,,,,z:.,- 4 rfww' KL rvcv.-. 'Q L:'r. 'Ink E 4 Cf1.:e: 4 H1 Y 1 3 -Z Ef:4,:-t1'.'f Ollie' F E21 S f':if P52 -,-3157. TEE 'Qff :fr 3 Ke':5':n-1 Sgt -L '.. .'e' Q Ke'-Str, A:'.'e .:.r.: 5'2 Q Q95 rs K Mann 44 962 IDRS IACK SMALL How great the small man! l co1lXr1.l l, 3, Baseball l 2,3 l.c11n Club 3 4, Track l LYNDEL STACEY Because ol You ihere is a song in our hearts. Football l, 2 3, 4, H Club l, 2, 3 4, Bmskelball l- Lcztm Club 3, 4 Cl1em1strV Club 3, 4 Treasurer Class Float 'Icmmmee l, 2, 3, 4 Hcmerocm Olhcer 1, 'Z 3, 4 Prom 'fcmmmee 3, PE Exi1h1t1cn 1 DOROTHY STEWART A small. cute girl with pleniy ol class. PE Fxhxbmon 1, GAA, 2, PB L.A. 4 EO OA 4 CLARVNCE STRICKLIN Slrxckly speaking he s OK x 1 lllOl'I l YVONNE STUBBE Fnendlxness never goes out of fashxon A Bond L BOB STUMP The camera man ol H T H S Mcxcl'11nq Bond 1 2 3 Concet Band 1 3 M1 R vue 2 3 H1 Y 2 3 4 PE EXl11bIllOl'l l f lc11on Src Vs FdllOl' 3 fNlGl'lOl'l Photoqrcphe 3 4 Keysione Photo Grhe 3 LETHA SYERS Often seen chalhng ln ihe hall because she IS a fnend io all NANCY RAE VAUGHN Youth 15 a wonderful thmg Cl1b l fl U s hc us OO 4 P1es1:1en IAY WAITE The way to hgh! a woman zs Wllh your hal Grub xt and run' Ciba 1 l nc cme oc O ' c O b f C llYl r c Corwr e P cn' c 1 11 1 Q NANCY WALKER We fancy Nancyll P Club 1 1 2 B na l Home oom O14 ce 2 A 4 P E Exh1b c P PY ll li b , 2 F . l, 2, 3, 4, H1 'lm l, 2 E, 4, 3 3 r , , : 7 , 2, , iSlC e 4 , , ,,,, , .' ' ' O ' . r, ilr 7 rl H I I I A 4 Pep A 7 H1T l 2, P E EXk1b1llOl l l, F H A 2, 3, 4 ul C r- 3: FBLA 3, 4 I . .A , 1 1 4 Fc I , 2 3, 4 Trac' l 'Z 1 7 rn lri er li H ,ll Z 3, 4 Horn,-: .. g 'I ct ...mt 1 2 'grg.cr 7 1 O .. .. fn- - Pe' , ' A FB LA 3 4, Mcrclvng Band l, : Concert Cx ' 5 '. . 'r Q1 7 , 4 FH. , H1 'l 1 l 2 3, 4: .. 111 n l IORS DOLORES WALLACE Bruins, idealism. artistic talents: All this and Dolores tool PTA 2 F 4 l.'::- ? fs:1eri 4 FFLA 4 VN-L ,- --'ofm Ollie: .: A ,iggtnn 'nm' 'I ' Li' 1:.':.1 iy:, L ST ' PEGGY WALTERS She isnt very bxg that s true ut sxze doesnt count nt s what she can do F P l. A PAT WILEY Put xs sweet pretty and gay We all know she couldnt be any ther way v IIM D WILLIAMS Not bold nor shy but mighty cute lust anyone thxs guy would suit 'CT' lAlVIES E WILLIAMS A man rn deep thought BONNIE WILLIAMS Never put oil tlll tomorrow what should be Dunn today l o'ne Of' cc 3 4 Student Councll Rep esentctlvn- 4 Football l lc 4 Home rtcn on Al f or'r- '1 TG l 3 JOHN WILSON Hrs smile left destructlon m s wake 3 pasta f'l c on Fl S f f-st 3 Fl t Pomrrltte DOROTHY WINKLEMAN Dark Eyes F H A 2 'Jn Qer 4 or' FRANKLIN WHEN Dont look at me as xi I can fly cause lm n regular guy IACK WRIGHT Easy to remember but so hard to forget fx 2 47 27 FHA1 5-1122.4-1 I ' I o . ..:'1n 'f. .lt 3 4 Tr, l 2 3 4 P'-g' 'Tl .E 1 Z Hifi' 5322. Clic' l 2 FE EA 3 4 F:ct1:':.1 l 2 E 4 'T'1:k Q 2 Y Z L 2 Ef 'f..r 1 Q 3 4 If -tefccrn C2f.:Lf l 2 3 Y 1 2, 3, 4 H Club l, 2 3 4, I . room rl -T Q 3' 45 Trac 1, 2, 3 FlO3lACCfHIUlll56 flake Me .1 l V ...rf-. Cf- 5 ., . . . . it ' FCCTLGA l if ' .. ff-1l:c.1 l 2 3 if-5:15 Q 14 4 T'u:k l H ,lub l 2 3 4 Hcmevocrn Ctrcf-: vl 1 Pr 'ectl ,, :gb 2 Y -ecfz Cont . l Sorlrcrtow- lar:- fcrmrt cs J ., Lf T, 1, 2 3 4 'A 3 4 SCQFCZTKCW- f-3.:', Pau' P--r Oqbl 2 F 4 TIQESII :' 3 -1 - hc' Fra' f:-YTiTYll 9'3 H ,A-fscri Sgielling Crpfrrzipzcr. l Benn' 3 A Tappan: f?f,C,' 2 E 4 7ii':3.. l Q E 4 Ezsfifhz.. 1 L E 4 l lCK l , 3 7 f- wat- 1 L L JUNIGRS Donald Abby Mary Adams Iim Allen Lois Annis Carolyn Armistead Ianice Armistead Terry Asbell Alicenell Bean Phylhs Bean Bruce B1ShOp Myrna Boatrlght Lmda Booten B111 Bottomley Ierry Bramlet B111 Brantley Lester Brmkley Robert Brogan Frances Brown Charles Buchanan Allen Dale Burbank Kenneth Byron Margaret Calvert Rlchard Cantrell Dlane Cass Karen Clarke Patr1c1a Coget Mary Ann Conover Iucly Cook N O Domue Cox Sue Cox Darlme Crawford Charles Cummms Irm Cummms Lee Anna Cummms Charles Dabney Fred Denny Carolyn Dewey Brenda Dorrles DlCk1e Drue Iames Dunn V1rg1n1a Dunn Delores Dunnlng Pat Dunnmg Larry Durfee Henry Duval Colen Eddy Lmda Edwards Iessre Elhs Anne Endsley Randell Erv1n Larry Evans Clara Feazel Ken Flemmg Charles Ford Carolyn Foster J U I R S Poley Disney 1 N O B111 Fox Iudy Franks Benme Fulkerson Annabell Garnson hm Gates Myrna Gee Iudy George Mary G1bbOnS Martha G1bbS Ianlce GLl11am Sandra Gray Betty Grlbble Marllyn Gwaltney Ierry Hafford Barbara Hancock R1Ck Hargrave Larry Healy Brenda Heatherley Darrell Haney Barbara Hennckson B111 Henshaw Edna Henshaw Margaret Henshaw Melvln Hxcks Ronme Hmkle Pat H159 Patty Hodson J U I R S Ianice Gidcumb N O Agnes Hull Sh1rley Hull Donna Ienkms Bryan Iones Iohn Iones Kenneth Iones Robert Iones Iudy Iosey Cletus K1llman Ierry Klng hm Lambert Iudy Lambert Fred Lamkln Sandra Lasseter Georganne Lawrence Carol L1ghtfoot Duane Lovellette Nell Lukancle Ronald Lynche Iames Maddox Iohn Maszaros Barbara May Patsy Moore Patrlcxa Morgan Leonard MOYIIS Ierry Moyer J U I lack Kincheloe Rebecca McDole O UNI Sara Nelson Iudy Nolen lack Ozee Nancy Pankey Herble Parks Mary Ann Parr1sh Ianet Parrlsh Howard Parker Lo1s Patton Sue P1cker1ng Mary P1ckford B111 Poole Robert Poyner Betty Proctor lack Ratley D1anne Reed Iudy Reynolds I L Robmson Suzanne Sefrled Ioan Serlght Nora Shelton Beverly Spears Ianlce Stlff Wayne Stone Peggy Stracler Iames Stncklln Carla Stuby J 0 R Ioanne Priest 2 up JUNIORS Charles Sullivan Ioy Taylor Pat Taylor Roberl Taylor Beverly Thomas Peggy Thomas Iames Tolbert Shelba Toth Ronald Vlck Charles Vlneyard Gall Walker Ronald Warmllck Norma Warren Carolyn Wasson Iane Wasson Iohn Wathen Collettee Wavenng Iudy Wells Trevor Whlteslde Iudy Wlley Barbara Wmlhams Davld Wxlllams Lou Wllhams Ilm W1lson Darold Wlnkleman Ioanne Wmters Donna Wxse Wxlma Wlse Iudy Foster Iames Morgan Iohnny Zelgler FRESHMAN OFFICERS Pat Moore Kay Mitchell Secretary Vice President Linda Skaggs Ianet Hall President Treasure SOPHOMGRE OFFICERS Elizabeth Klein Vice President Sandra Kihlmire Treasure Marilee Durham Secretary Kendall McDonald President lO-1 BAUMAN'S HOMEROOM Sophomores Howv l, lei! lo'righi:s F: E ' ? 'r-- f- '11, 131: fntzix Rav-12: ff -,,, fN,,,A,,.,,,, A ,. .4 .V-V.. lv -- .... ,A,.. ,1,.- ...,. Row.k3: f'Cr.':Q5 'f:lr.- TIL . ,1'f',1r. 1 1. : ni-'.. - nfl F- 1 rs 03, 4.3, H --Hi H BEGG S HOMEROOM How I left to nght Row 2 Row 3 How 4 fl 2 52:31 :Age ?:' lyte- : Me Eezgr F-'ff Q ur.: '.'i2-: .'f::.1 f.'::.' : 5:5 'f,:'x E., ?r.::.f'. T'--:xr f1 :: 'fix' W.. 1 L, 1 5 , Sophomores BENNETT'S HOMEHOOM How l. left to right: Dcxs VJIHIGITIS Igcly Vfhzte-Sicf: Fun Wren Ggyiene Yates Phyilzs W' tt.C fc I 'Nxnte-rs Row 2: Mi. Bennett Enix Ycuniui, Exllze 'Nczsscn Igdy Wilco Earlene- 'Wilkins Hogs: Vlzf Row 3: George VVr1ght, 'In'1zlf'ss Wrlqht, hon York, 511, Yates Tom wlmmpf. Chow-5 Yrrb WIHTQYS BLAND S HOMEROOM How I lef to right H rgg K 5 il rcs 1 Bowl! VK K Moe ' , 1 ' : DCT-L2 Gcrn-2' Lind: C1-:L Larry' fgr li 2:1ChGf2 31 2' Hftf'Q' Fez-. Fewer Leona: Hai :fc Dona. Forwe Row 2: An1': HTITTS Eiczcna GCZQS, Mzchcl Fcster 'lcnnv' Fcncr, I-.r.n.f Earp :L j.' Gil: Ann Cixi? 'f :'.f5 r ,xerscn AQTTQ Gibbs ' : M' Sanz M':'yG.3::,c Pimp Ftzte' E'che'tH3r.cn 'xx Ffifff' Gary G...- 'fc' 'J 1. l 2 Sophomores BYNUM'S HOMEROOM How 1. lefl to righl: Tala- Tzcfcftr. Fqgf f,::xf '.1', Pigs: f1,:fcs Effif 11 Row 2: Mlckcg' Hunter M17 Houcniz 53:31 K1'i1rn. ,, P21 313119 Ants- HCTTI: 'K r, I. Hzbbs Row 3: fume! Ioizn Hzzrzgt Qelfjf LGVH' Ktgpfzft Zur. Hs-ina G-fcri HICLCS 11: 11 'C Mr Eyngrn, ETHERTON S HOMEROOM Row 1 left to right I. 'm :x Q c fx Row 2 e 3 re, V F , Row 3 r c 3 F crm one C1 How 4 PH e r z e J r 44 107 2 . ' : 1. 'c Ryze, Marci Pzefscn, S,scn Peck, Lgl Roberts 1. r : P g 'y Offecl Irma PHIHQTS, F Npy Sciwcfiz PCL.: Reynclds, Curclyn P N , r M155 Htkvrtcr : f,.dy Pzckerxng Pct r fzztt Wzuzcrx Pe rcy 7 W E ' rts, Eadpe Q43 'e J : E- ny Parks jam RLQ 3' G12 .:e,. C e , Edie Price 'CRA PLe'scn LONGBON'S HOMEROOM Row 1, lefk to righi: :r.'t Lgfnfa Row 2: Ivan Mmlllflflr. ffxrxztf- Mxtcke-H Sandra M21'1.rp How 3: Iozzrv Lmvv1r14'x. 'FD-'rg Milly M1125 I.vm4l,c,:..- Row 4: Attftwx MCI N Mn,-41, G+-nf Lyflf. Sophomores 'I0'm:m, FLbf-:Cz I.'xT.-- Binmh Mi? Oiled, Alxcf- Mol'-' ff'1'c.y' Morse May' Lcnqfori Mary rNAAl,1I'1lZ Donna Mclhotffly fdfiyn S11 M:K1:nr.51 'TTCQ MCI fz'.vf-if ffC1 U..'r. fnkf, Sldrom Lf-v.'::1 ffirfilfli MU xanax Mcyf-' .'z'.-- M.,1'tm, H .,: Lmztt. :'1..M111f,-Y, K1-nd:l.M:Ig:r.1lii Mzk PAHKHURST S HOMEROOM Row 1 left lo Ilghf Row How Row 4 UH ' . ' : r.rt,:'f:. 'zrf' fzir.-f fit'-A. iii 1C':':1'-.' f':1:'., EUEI T.: Mzrire' Sriz., '2: 3'::h: : I'1'.'-. ':: P.f': .' SC .-,'z : S.-2:1 S .i1..:r, H121-x 50223: frzi-.iii frffrfzr. r S C7 1 ' tr' 3: wir. 'f ,: 'r SWF.-V 1.131 Sy--7.7-' 'l:c. Stiff.-J, Luix-21. STL' G'- 1 jf.: .113- zrf .IT1Iri : E'1'n'. ' 1.11:--' Ei,:.:., '.'1'f:.:.. 'fzrf ' fzf.. Sifnggcz. F:'zr,:H Ef,:':'-, Arg Sr'-wr. 4 25 CAIN'S HOMEROOM Rqw l, lef!'to right.. 5 . Freshmen Rowv2: ff:vv'x'1Ixkr.- . Ev' ' ' ' rf' ' AN' F- A K gf-vw, Row 3: f'cr3r1.1 I :'r.' : Liv, ::'r.-1' , 313.1 ITE'1JF,EA3 '..F. 1 lx' How 4: '5+F'fr.1 ifirf' ' K L ' :N'c' mf '15 ' CHAMNESS HOMEROOM Row l lei! to nght Row Row How 1 my . ' : 7':r.:'f f:,':r. .L.:,r. 'f:. ::' fe: ' Y.f1',.'.'r. 'f.--.2 2: :':',ff- E':r.'.'. Q: '.',':r.:: fzi.. 3.13: 'f:r f,-.. , f 3: V : ,' 'Q:., 32:11. Eiigzi E:: f:'.'.s Pi., f:r::.'.f,-j. ' 4: f'f:,::.rr. 'fzxi f.:,.g,:5 fini? .-1 f ELI -'1f.' Lzf' 'f V Freshmen L. COTHRANS HOMEROOM Row l. left to nght: lanes llwell La Donna Dqrican Dont.: Doagaf Maman Dan: Marzlvn Daw' Shirley Frohock Sae Donelson Eames Enaxcott I D Row 2: Barbara Douglas Grace Ann Dutton, Eva Duke, Sharon Evans, Dons Douglas, lean Farmer Hove' 3: loe Ford Darrell Duke, Carl Fleming Wendell Flsher Leland Drue, Iantes Feazel Sam DlffEYlll'lS' M COTHRAN S HOMEROOM Row l leh to flghf S e ltcsx B a a 3 s D Rw2 S ow3 M no lf-latnava aw on O 1 '1 Tfn Hamas 1 How 4 llU ' . ' : 5 rig Ge' fanet Hall :fb 5 l-l'1t::e' Opal G r'.s:.. flick Hjnet hobwt l-iaye :Le Galey o' : f'lI'l'l Che'-', Ar.: Goebff, Vfzlrnz 25:33 Ee e'5C:iff,:' El.::i-,-': G':C.r:l1 Bw-xii fian:::k 23.3 Gznirarx Falkerssr. R : ' J trzjar. Kennett ' 3' Larry liensfi L Fgrl n fan. Ha,-2 . . ff Cru' 1. Gdc.r:l: Dexiwr maze: : feng' Gghkg H'-nszriav-', Hoa: ',' Efarcsik, f:.,:f: ffer.:f,:'.-. lx: H23 Loral: G.a 1 ft-3 Gap, 44 sr Freshmen HARRIS'S HOMEROOM How 1. left to right fi' . mt. 1 1'.-.'::,: 'vV1r. -t: 7151- H.-. Lil: '.'f'1f 7' .': W VVa.xf-' Ag:-V h'::: ' Row 2: M: Harms fi-.:1': .'Ck Miz . Wruzxcw 13:24 V-'1.'z': 'ipaq VVec: I,.3'.' Wnsscr. Te- Row 3: Dale Wasson Mxke V'.':,fce' Lfst-er RVLSOR Mike xvVLS.l'Cff 'fzf Utirzn-:sed Ice W Wooten Iamfs W'E1:t1::k LIENESCH S HOMEROOM Row 1 left io ngh! 4 fb r 3 eras 5 Rw2 M que Vs Rw31 eV HW4 A. QHID , ' : Effiy ffnl L .' 'ut fcirfsn r 1 lone' S,e T'lf'... Hgh Ar.: Hinkle, Fay o : cf riE,r::pi':-5 Curl-Erie 'ifffrli Sr ..r. ge Horzzf F2551-f51r.,r rv'f'1Y1.Q'K H1255 I I4 ..r Lzexesci o : merry Irwin ffffy TEKKLYZS G-:ry Karnes B ., Kxelicff. :'i1..1:i Kane Mc? '-,' Hqbrzcg o : Year. E'iZ:.E'fS-CT. fcxr..-9 Hcwcrn Bill HCIIQE Thcrzizs K1..r:i:r. fain fsrfs Freshmen PATTERSON'S HOMEROOM Rowv Row Row Row Le J left to right: M':'t:.': Mr f'r:1. x Sum- 3 M:K'r.1 lf Nix- Pam King Uno MJ: ?'.c1.g: M I , L..- LJ... L....... S,sir.n1'1 MCI'-.r.r.G..',' fair.: Mx..:':':r. Slczcr. L,r.'i:'Hy Sim. M,- in-J Lk.: Lcrik A. V lx M A . ,, ,..,,., F NW ,:.AlTlS KI.: 'wry' L':.dc-:jc.f Snr Hifwrnctr F-J: Md 32.9. Hay L11 Tommy' McC....C,gl1. ICP L.fwLn:x1 ncnme M'1',r.r1r'1 Vlendf.. Lfzmbrt Ifzn Mzuzgfxr G e-rut Ilcfwnymr Mcxrtm K RICE S HOMEROOM How Row Row left to nght W lf A :Qf.1:ff'.: A':',E'. ?'::::Tz ' TWV' ...f ': PHT: ' ,Y ,v.. . ulfi V. 2: E 1':.: . .J ' f': .111 H H .ff-'Z 1 fiii' f' ' ,,f.: H111--:'.r. A , Row 3: L.f.,:'1 '. ::.:' fit: - ff':4-1' P'1 :,f. '1 I:1 Q'.'.1-Y.. H M ' - .. '.r:. E . P:7x+:.:.: I 1: fi 'IQ-..'cr. 4: HC.-51:1 f': ':, Fizz.: f.-.'- :, '::,. Tlggw V Tlii- 'N'r.,:'. ,f:- ' :.: '.'1.1'f:,- f::c.: P ?.. ': 'SQTQL rifm- :'f.A.' f-,jffff :-'nw' r:.'.1r..: SCHOHK'S HOMIEHOOM Rowv I.' left to right: YS' f Freshmen How 2: '1:.f- T'.'T: ' f'-1.: Pi-'fff. QQ. - -Mgr Hz: .A X ::'r1'i Mini: ritz- M' S: 'vc Roww3: ? r.5.1' 3:1 F65 Hr Lint.: S:--'::: Cin rc I W P THOMPSON S HOMEROOM Row l left to rx Row 2 How 3 UWM -W, 1 Swv? ,Ar 5' ff-W-I LQ, .7 Congratulations, Semors MYRON S NEW YORK FASHICN REPRESENTATIVES 4 114 P7 Compliments of Your Oldsmobile - Cadillac Dealer HUMM MOTOR COMPANY SALES and SERVICE 217 E Poplar Street Phone 775 776 NUWAY MERCANTILE COMPANY EVERYTHING FOR EVERYBODY IW Wilson Taylor Ford Sales, In 312 E t Lo ust St eel Tel ll ne 796 297 Harrlsburg IIIIIIOIS C JOIN THE AUTO CLUB A NON PROFIT LIN IL ORGANIZATION S utle n Illmo A ll all fl P A110 an 41 t As 11111 ALTO HOWIE INSURANIE AND BONDS 115 liworporulexl Holler 'ilson C. li. Ta l 0 I . as 0 r e 1 I0 I.. -' 9 Y. L V- . , . - L D voting.: Entire Resources to Bringing Travel to Southern Illino'.' fo 1 r ' is ffl 'on o h 1 rir . 4 0 soc 'on R A MOORE GROCERIES and FRESH MEAT? BIRDS FYEPRUSTED moons - .lu g lll MITCHELLS SHELL SERVICE TRAMMEL PROPANE CO HOME OF BOTTLE GAS REEDERS SKELLY SERVICE STATION VPNABLE OIL C0 INF SRFLLY PPTROLlf,LNI PRUDUCTS 1 ll w IR SOUTHEASTERN ILLINOIS GAS CO METROGAS INC THE WEBSTER PHARMACY Iour Prescription .Store If W II Pl J W ALVEY 81 SONS I? mm PL1 NIBINI 576021. H XIIRISBI. Rl 1917 Better Than Ewr 1956 116 O I Phone 111 Harrivn r . inois Compliments of I Junction Route 13 and U. . . In Q I Dis rib 1 or Efl ar! Pvfler 2425 Wfest Locust Phone 66 Eldorado, Illinois O and I 0 7 n u Y . Hoon-, . 1. Phone 71 CHI ' ' ,Lf H A Q ,Q I E E U :P G Corner Nlill and Lovust K , , I '. O w S .A Q ' Q PP Q ,H C4 2 TURNER FUNERAL HOME I much the class of 56 every ood wash REES TURNER FACTORY OUTLET 27 W Church Street Complzmente of Stumpx to the Senior Class STUMP S CITY SERVICE WILEY MOTOR COMPANY LINCOLN MERCURY DARNELL S GROCERY 600 W P pl Phone 155 Free DCIIVCPQ BARGER BOOKKEEPING SERVICE 7135 Granger TASTEE FREEZ 317 E P pl STAIN TIN SHOP HEATING COOLING 214-W tbl 117 PP ' J ' ,Q ' . . I ' g . C I 205 S. Granger I . o ar . Complimenls of . 0 ar ' es ' oan Street A V O K Home of Wolf Beverages The Coca Cola Boiilmg Company HARRISBLRG ILLINOIS Z9 W Ray 0 d Telephone 336 WMMMW WW We ' Harrisburg Wholes le Grocery Company L cl d1lC0nnerc ll St vet E CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1956 Baked Flne Since 1909 PANKEY BROS BAKERY Compliments o U Z Z I. E T V M A R T Phone 2303 Carrier Mllls Compliments to 1956 Keystone Staff Mr Henson and the Faculty the Student Body and the Graduating Class of 1956 DAVENPORT FURNITURE STORE BEST of LUCK to the CRADLATES' For JEWELRY AND GIFTS Remember Folks Its WINKLEMAN S 19 0 I L. N. Davenport, Prop. A 3 9 s ' - I GODARD S FARM MARKET PRODUCE 0 FEED 0 SEED 6 NM S uglll 682 t LEO RICHMOND To the Senior Class KELVINATOR AND SKELCAS APPLIANCES FARMERS SUPPLY C0 lzq p I dA pl IRVIN APPLIANCE CO 1146 6 E P ,I g ln MAYTAG DRI GAS CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS from HARRISBURG ELECTRIC Home of IRONRITE and BENDIX Compllments 0 COMMERCIAL HOTEL BEST WISHES T0 THE CLASS OF 56 WILEY S AUTO SUPPLY Compllments o D A R I H I 44 120 ff I 29 . ain Il. Harrisb r , inois Phone ' ' Complimen s of O 610 N. Main Street Phone 761 Harrisburg, IIIinoiS Finest in Farm ' ui men an p iances Phone 15 . or ar Harrisbur , inois C.E. - - - e - a 7 I Com plzments of DURHAM HARDWARE 111 N MAIN STREET Phone 671 R THE STUDENTS CHOICE THE FOSTER STUDIO 9 E Ppl 1364W Compllments of Qvglpfia. NEWKIRK s A ExcLuslvE MILLINERY 'Q EW p I 0 ph u Th Phone 984-W Complzments Q ,L 7 3 53:3 G Davenpori' s -v as P Posy Shop Compllments of B R 0 K E R A G E Harrlbbur Illlnols Compllments 0 SCHNIERLE S North Slde Square Harrlsburg Servmg Good Food Smce 1936 JUANITA NASH DISIIHCIIVC Halr Styles 4 9 1 ' Vg . o ar Phone U Tk hh F- r ' J -.', 3V'n- a1Zz,.1-mf - ' f r '91 Up osie r e m eater 3' f ' ' 'SJR S3-C , K iigiw' of 'vu Yfxg r , f 'P'5'l L I ' , 23 ' r- - '19 P' , Y U . . 1-s I 121 VWJE 15. ww 6 35 .Q'1f iii fi xg law-Ma' BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 56 LK longralulallone Seniors, rom FORD ELECTRIC FOINTRAFT WIRING OI' ALL RINDS 19A 'N Ham Street Phone 1041 tHARLILY FORD ,I B tIARIx BARNHILUS OPEN AIR MARKET FRIITS and PRODUCE 11 South 1 ommercial Tel 1323 R C41 W 1 ,,,,f- -Pi' wb 3 f 31?-4' 'fu ,S . , , A,,.. , N ,...,.:,., ,:,- M ' .A ' M' 3 ge: fa- , 112-2 ' f f ,W 1+ , 4 .M-.-.ff px ? , .J ai-11:1-.-' If- f' f f N ' ' ' by +55 . 1. .Ii-T?-1: fi:2'1-: , if' ,, ....:,...,. . 5 4 ,.' 'f , 5 ., - It : S - g , . E - s :I Z 5 : ' .V 7 ., , yy vnu V :,, ,. Y A M J ,, bvvrt, -E ,M W., ' u f .... . ..,, A . ., . j , , , , A . A L , 1 V CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS RONNIAES STUDIO .' uthe ' ':' Lar 'lSIl1Ii Compllments o POOL PONTIAC SALES INC H1 way is are happy way is when you drwe a Pontiac Ill ENDICOTT S EXCEL SUPER MARKET Southern Illlnols Largest and Flnest Food Store HARKER MILEY INSURANCE AGENCY 9 11 1 NlIDIxll'I- BLILDINI WE WRITE ALL KINDS OF INSLRANQE I' Iell dr I r 123 I ll I: 1 I f I N0 rn IIIIIIUIS gem I 0 0 Compli Pnls of I . . , . . IIARRISHURC, ILLINOIS Rooms - - 3-I5 1- mom- T07 H' FIS PU .2- 44 2 CALL ik CLEANERS X W e are now In our new Iorailon Phone 98 JAMES F SCOTT 302 W Sloan Haupimann s Grocery 81 Meai Market' I orner fhurrh .md Mvlunlew QUALITY I R01 If RII' S AT LOW I OST Phone 163 Free IJPIIL ery l ompllmenle JOE S TEXACO Route Harrlshur NAVE GREENHOUSE I' xclualve Distributors of Stanford and fllmer Potters Salma' Lounl s I I ole ale and Retail I' ldorado IIIIIIOIB B 0 B H O L M A N fin? Servlce Nite and Day Eldorado, Illmols IOIIIPIIHIPIIIWI 0 HUMM 81 REYNOLDS 00 TIRE AND BA'I'I'ERY bERVl Fl' MARFAR LLBRIFATIUN 24 HOUR WREFRI' R SER! IFE WI.-un and fhurch Compllments of BRAMLET S MEAT MARKET SANTY S CAFE Across From Hugh School CARRIER MILLS 41242 IX! fl VA , I O U Is ' - ' 99 I I II IQ . ' f I ' . of I 45 ' g I., Q. . . C . ,. .V . . - , . . I y ,arf en Center U. S. 45 West W'h s ' -' I ' , ' .F-gf I, I . 1 TISON 81 HALL CONCRETE PRODUCTS, Inc 21 IN tl C 1 808 x JG METAL WINDOWS WATER PROOFINC CONGRATLLATIONQ CLASS OP 1956 Compliments f SKAGGS PHARMACY I Its Dirty . . . Call Nino Thlrtx WALKER'S CLEANERS Phone 930 21 W. Church St. 12 ' 0 'or 1 ,ommercial S . E'-5-X V Phone CONCRETE . SAND - GRAVEL - LIMESTONE ,C V4 3.41, , D to 0 W N ' . 0 jg s - , ' ' L. BARTER REXALL DRUG STORE Eastman Kodaks and Cara Nome Cosmetics . . . Prescriptions As Well as All Popular Brand Cosmetics . . . If It's REXALL It's Right 1 NORTH MAIN STREET HARRISBURG, ILLINOIS Compliments BROWNIE'S CLEANERS Phone25 Free Pick-up and Delivery Service We Give Eagle Stamps A Personal Guarantee with Every Order CARROLL S JEWELRY WATCH CLOCK AND JEWELRY REPAIR IIO N Wine St Harrl llur Illinois EVERYBODY EATS AT NICK S 45 HARRISBURG ILLINOIS Compliments of Your Blger and Better WOOLWORTH STORE YOUR RECORD HEADQUARTERS SKAGGS ELECTRIC CO ROSE 81 TAYLOR INSURANCE AGENCY INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE General A ent for Pan Amernan Life In urance fompanw Ia VI FHURIH PHONE 32 TIIE QU ALITX STORE N XX Iorner Square Harrlslrur Illlnol Phone l77 PRES! RIPTIONS AS YOLR DOI TOR ORDERS I ara Nome TOIICIFIP btag Toiletries For 'llen I ou Can Depend On Anv Drug Product That Bears the Name REXAI I 417 I I V' W RAINBOW'S REXALLKDRIJGI STORE 4 2 77 Complzments of GRANT S JEWELRY FIFTH AVENUE FASHION CENTER s0LTHI-:RN ILLINOIS Compllm nts 0 S S KRESGE CO 1044 128 I, Of I f Home of Friendly Service ll I ' Ill' '5 ll CITY COAL YARD and TIN SHOP HEATING COOLING Phone 55 Harrisburg EBBS SHOE SHOP Expert Shoe Repazrmg 10 go th V e St OTIS YOUNGS HARRISBURC ILLINOIS DORRISVILLE FOOD MARKET 1317 S Hobson HARRISBURG FUNERAL HOME LaVerne and Vernard Clayton PHONE 6 17 W POPLAR WILEY S D X SERVICE DX LUBRICATING MOTOR FUEL Cage IPpI 4 MITCH GOLISH MUSIC COMPANY Dlstrlbutors of Com Operated Amusement Machines th ua fl BURROUGHS GROCERY Tlepl 33711 1002 LEROY MITCHELL UNDERWOOD SALES AND SERVICE 129 I v v E u in . , . ' I. ST. 1 Compliments of I Corner yr n r am o ar Phone ll 424-426 S. Granger St. Harrisburg, lIIinois Congratulations lo 0 I ss 0 956 e lone ' S. Granger Compliments of Dr W J Blackard Jr Dr Harold Brown Dr B G Funkhouser Dr J W Gasklns Dr N A Herrman Dr G R Johnson Dr J J Kleln Dr D A Lehman Dr B E Montgomery Dr Charles E Seten Jr Dr Frank Skaggs Dr John D Sllghtom Dr A O Steunborn Dr E M Travelstead Dr Warren D Tuttle Dr L I.Webb 4 o o Q 0 O o o 0 O Q o o o o Q O O O 0 O O O O O O o o o o o Q o o a o o 0 O O O O O O Q o o o Compliments of HARRISBURG LUMBER COMPANY Phone 92 20 E Logan Congratulatlons to THE CLASS OF 56 GASKINS LUMBER COMPANY Bring Your Pamt Problems to Pamt People STRICKLINS PAINT AND WALLPAPER STORE N Nl BEST WISHES T0 THE CLASS OF 56 BARNES LUMBER COMPANY 131 7 ff ' ' ' Y, 109 . ' St. H b Phone 151 for Pron pt D I y 7 Ph 318 '. Linc l COLLIER 81 JDYNER INSURANCE d JOYNER REALTY COMPANY 17 W ELM ST PHONE 461 AIIINQMANB DlSI'Il'lCI'IV9 Fooiwear 3 COWGRATLLATIONS THE HARRISBURG NATIONAL BANK I-I-XRRISBURI ILLIINOIS BFQT WISHFS T Th Cl f196 FIRST NATIONAL BANK fH b g General an Life I O O Harrisbur ,Illinois Class of 1956 0 0 ass 0 5 0 arris ur Lloyd L Parker s FURNITLRE STORE and EMPLOYEES Wish Success To All of the 1956 Graduating Class ELLIS TRUCKING C0 INC INDIANAPOLIS INDIANA 133 I O Our Compliments to the Keystone and to Harrisburg ll O , T . , . - , - - SUGAR CREEK PRODUCE FEEDS SEEDS AND FERTILIZERS Joseph Smlth Robert Muggee Walter Muggee Victor Hall West on State R ute 13 Ha r Ilurg Illmu Ph rn 1220W RQBERTSON 8: GHENT Rose Bulldlng Phone 1000 GENERAL INSURANCE AND BONDS 8 6 ll 9 C THI' PIONEER VOIII' OF SOLTHPRN IIIINUIS weso AND WEBQ FM 99 9 Wlegacwol s E tabhsh I 1941 FI IR ADV ERTISlNf RATES V RITI' I 'II TAYLOR WIANAI ER BEST WISHES SENIORS For Eflucatlon HT H S FOR FINE DRUGS R A Y S D R U G S 5 South 'Ham btreet Harrisburg, l11lIl0lS 134 I N . T L Q o . . r is . ' fs 1 e 1 K p T n d D i I y to ,S , , . . . . , I, . , w,, 1240 Kiloeyeles - Established in 1923 - . I e - s ' 01 in ' ' .',Q .','7 2.1. ,1 1 1 . I I I C C I I I . . N .i . .Q . 1 ' 1 c an MAc s noonfrnn T 0 Locat ons 17 S MAIN a d CORNER JACKSON AND POPLAR Co pllme t of THE ATHLETIC HOUSE Sporhng Goods and A'I'hIehc Supplies THE DAILY REGISTER News of Sal: e and Adjo nlng Counties COMMERCIAL PRINTING 135 l. W i . n m' ns I O O I .n .i. . o BROWN S ARMY STORE Best for Less 15 ELM ST HARRISBUIII' ILL BERT l,ASlxIlNS ROBI' RT I -KSRINS GASKINS FUNERAL HOME 109 W Poplar Harrn hurg IIIIHOIS WAYNE MILLER FEED AND PRODUCE F E E Wholesale and Retall Ilohert Ilcinnallw Iommerual and Iocu t Harrlshur IIIIHUIH Pyramid Laundry 81 Cleaners, Inc 108 North Jackson Phone 7 HARRISBURC ILLINOIS JOHN ENDSLEY and SON Breeders of IIeg.,lstered Aberdeen An us and I uern ew I attle and Spotted Poland Hog R II 3 Phone Io 22l-25 l ompllments o RALPH D BROWN ROBERT ROY BROWN REGISTERED ENGINEFRS Best Washes ulllvan LOAN CO Dale H Sulln an FOIIIPIIHIPIIIS 0 JACKSON S DRUG STORE II.1rusIIeYar Illdb VMI I SUI IH NIAIN STRIIT HAIIRISBURI ILLINOIS O I E N Q n Q r. Y, Q L K 4 1.x .R . as , ' . ,. , -.-. :NE . . i , , s. ,. ZVHIXQ 0 0 v ' 0 . s . . N AUCTIONEERS 1 ff 1 s . w E' . . 5 , O T L A . . . o o In . I - '- M'g1t . .. . . ,. O . . 1. . . 404 JOHN W LOCKWOOD ABSTRAGTER PANKEY GAS CO BOTTLED GAS GAS RANGES and APPLIANCES TELEVISION HARRISBURG ICE COMPANY D t CEDARGREEN FROZEN FOODS MINUTE MAID CONCENTRATED ,ILICES 0 - H' 'I National Bank Building H gl Ill' 0 I I O. .O I. Mills Illinois Phone Car Nlil 24 Compliments of is ributor 4 Fongralulalmns BILL S CLEANERS I a-h and I drrw or Plc k up and Dehverv RAY BRADDOCKS GULF SERVICE I lasw o 28 forner fhureh and Jackson Phone 1080 HUMM AND REYNOLDS 'Slam and Fhurih Tire and Batterv Seruce 'Ilarfak Luhru anon 24-Hour W recker Sen lee See the New Presldent STUDEBAKER EXIDE SERVICE 38 South Vlne Street Phone 371 HARRISBURF ILLINOIS J F HARPER 81 SON. Inc Chrysler aml Plymouth l MC Trucks Phone 199 112 North Mull St HAIIRISBUIU ILLINOIS HENRY S TYPEWRITER SHOP Your ROYAL Dealer 106 N Yme Phone 1291R TI-II' 'IIAIIN TAILORS HATTI' RS AND HABFRDASHLRS Phone 84K 8 S Mann Si Harrwhurg, IIIIHOIH Compliments of HARVEY S FOOD STORE 11382 . , 1 1 . 1 - 1 - 1, 1 f, 1 A . . A 1 . 1 . . . 1 1 1 . 1 1 . I , Y n 1 1 . 1 .- s. L, il' 1 1 1 1 1, L I O O 1 1 , . I . 1 . 1 1 1 . L 1, I L 7. . I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Ai, . L, A A L A J A 1 . 1 . . . 1. L. . L Q Compllmenis of SALINE MOTOR COMPANY CHEVROLET CARS an TRUCKS E tPpl 1 PALACE CLOTHING HOUSE and FASHION PALACE d 201 as 0 ar Street Q , i 'Zed 7044154 for success and prosperity ln the years ahead from Blll Broun and all the folks at FINANCE CORP All Ways Better and Modern When You Ive Electrically CENTRAL ILLINOIS PUBLII' SFRVICE COMI ANY Park dl' PARKER S Homeo Curb Seruce MEET THE GANG HERE PARKER S MIDWAY l U I O O o K D A J 6 ,,a... I l I. Lv . f -' A A I x utograpfzs fI11tng1'11f1f1s IllUffI'Il,7,l lm'I1ll lJfjl'Il pf IS