Illinois Valley Central High School - Sequence Yearbook (Chillicothe, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1954 volume:

Fw Qfvqumzcn GM' Whlllusnilm pgllmmg , f DUI i if Contents Graduates Undergraduates Clubs and Organizations Contents Administration and Curriculum Sports Features Activities P 3 'v 1' i A Q Q- ' I Q ag? if 'Y' 4 Q 0 c A 2 :f : is 'ik J ff N ,Q -ii 'F :Lv f f,: M L ' . ' r .J .., f 9? s .i Mr L F Parr Prm Mr W Overend Pres Mrs F C Green Mr H Root Mr I Cooper Mr S Grogan Mr L Wrlkey Sec Mr H Schaflner Mr H Beaumont Boa rd of Education MR LONNIE F PARK Prmcxpcxl B S M S Umversxty of Illmoxs Instructs Geography Socxal Problems Advlsor Student Councxl MR IEAN PAHVIN Assrstcnt A B Central College Instructs Btology Chemrstry Advrsor Iumor Class Seque Cczmero Club Faculty MISS GLADYS MORRISON B S Monmouth College Instructs Mathematxcs Advxsor Sophomore Class MRS IEAN KEITHLEY B S Bradley Umversxty Instructs Home Economxcs Il G III Advxsor lumor Class F H A Fashxon Councxl MR WILLIAM FLEMING B S M S Bradley Umversxty Instructs lndustnal Arts Advlsor Sophomore Class MR DALE LOBER B S Western State College Advxsor Sophomore Class Basketball Baseball MRS LELLA ENDRES B S M S Umversxty ol Illmoxs Instructs Home Economxcs I Famxly Lxvmg Advxsor Semor Class F H A Fashxon Councxl MRS VERNA BEATTIE B S E D Kansas State Teachers College Instructs Englxsh II 6 IV Advxsor Freshman Class Semor Play Instrncts - Boys' Physical Education Faculty MR. IAMES MCNAMARA B. A., Monmouth College M. S., University of Illinois Instructs - Social Science Advisor - Sophomore Class MRS. BARBARA BRUSSEAU B. Ed., State Normal University Instructs - Girls' Physical Education, Commercial Mathematics Advisor - Iunior Class, Bowling Club MISS PAULINE HURT B Ed State Normal University lnstructs Bookkeeping Typing I 6 II Shorthand II Advisor Iunlor Class MR CLAUDE SCOTT A B University of Illinois Instructs English Ill Social Studies l MRS VIRGINIA MCMULLEN Library Secretary Advisor Freshman Class MISS ETHEL GERBER B Ed State Normal University Instructs Shorthand I Personal Typing General Business Spanish I G Il Advisor Freshman Class Spanish Club Faculty MRS MIRIAM TRULIN A B De Pauw University Instructs English III Speech Latin I 6 II Advisor Semor Class Masque and Gavel Latin Club MR GEORGE TAYLOR B S Eureka College Instructs General Science Coach Advisor Senior Class Football Track MRS FERNE LAWLIS B Ed Western State College Instructs English I G II Advisor Senior Class Tempest MR CHARLES SMITH B S University of Illinois Instructs General Math Physics Industrial Arts Advisor Freshman Class MISS PAT CRANFORD Office Secretary Chillicothe Graduate 1951 MR ROBERT ALLAN B S State Normal University Instructs Instrumental and Vocal Advisor Freshman Class NI. University of Illinois Custodla ns Faculty Party Blowhards Oops' Attentxon to all future engmeers archxtects and anyone who rs m terested 1n mathematxcs The Chnl hcothe Hugh School math depart ment IS waltmg ior you Interest hexagons xsosceles trxangles and logarxthms are but a few of the terms famxhar to the students m the general math algebra geom etry and trxqonometry classes The mstructors are fully competent xn these exactmg and mterestmg cour ses Mathemahcs y ...- General Mathematxcs Commercxal Arxthmetxc Algebra I Advanced Algebra Plane Geometry Solxd Geometry Tngonometry Mr Smxth Mxss Morrxson Mrs Brusseau 4- ,J rf A -' L Gelleffll Mdfll Algebra I 12 Plane Geometry Solid Geometxy Cookrnq sewmq and learmng to deal wrth the problems of famxly lrie are perhaps the most xmport ant thxngs for gxrls to learn These domesuc arts are taught m home economxcs and famxly llvmg D you remember the b9CIUflfUl desks lamps and thmgs dxsplayed at Open House by the shop classes' All of these thxngs were made by the boys Drawmg metalwork and electrxcxty are also taught m the shop classes Vocahons Shop I II 6 III Home Economxc Famxly Lxvmg Mr Flemmg Mr Smxth Mrs Endres Mrs Kexthley s I Home Economxcs III Home Economics I G'-as-,.,, Family Living Shop I 13 Iust what makes thxs world txck as an mterestmq subject Our scrence classes help answer thrs questxan General scxence lS an allover sur vey Brology qlves some of the m sxde ilxterallyl facts on ammal and plan hte In chemxstry we learn to put thmgs together and to imd out the composxtxon of other thmgs At tlmes the results are a lxttle hard on the nose The study of the mech anxcs ot heat lmght etc IS taken up rn physrcs In these classes begm Physical Sciences nance uw .WY annum tl IDAAA venom General Scxence Btology Chemxstry Physics Mr Taylor Mr Parvm Mr Smxth the lnves of great scxentxsts ull A General Scxence Bxology 1 .0 Chemxstry physlcs 1 4 The school rs mterested m our phy sxcal needs as well as rn our book knowledge therefore they grve us a chance to learn teamwork and co ordmatron as well as to blow oil steam by provxdmg a physxcal ed ucatxon program whrch rs ably car ned out by Mrs Brusseau and Mr Lober Dancmg and socral games lxke table tenms are taught wrth more conventronal basketball base ball volleyball and soccer Grrls Grrls Boys Boys Mrs Brusseau Mr Lober BOYS P E Square Dancmg Grrls P E Health Class Those who are mterested rn entermq the frelds of secretarral stenograph rc and booklceepmg work or who just want to type or take shorthand for thexr own convenrence wxll imd our commerce department rrght up therr alley Mrss Gerber and Mxss Hurt are ably equlpped to rnstruct these most useful courses Typmg I Commerce Busmess Trarnmg Typmg I 6. I Shorthand l G II Bookkeepmg Mrss Gerber Mrss Hurt 3:- Busrness Trcrrnmq 'Lg Bookkeepmg Shorthand I 6 'in-, ra - 5 1 I y 'N . , ff A Q N 4 I: A I . f ,J ' L f' N , ' I kllz I I ' A ..:1gQ x ' n 4, , 1 s I A 'X R 1 fl if I ' I l Languages Drcesne Latmam Hable usted Es pano1 CFor those unable to tran slate Do you speak Lc1tm and Do you speak Spamsh7 7 If you dont Mrs Trulm and Mrss Gerber can teach you Although Lcztm IS no longer spoken xt IS strll an un portant language Spamsh rs used rn many other countnes and parts of our own Most peoples spoken and wrxtten Enghsh could be lmproved The mechanrcs and lrterature of our own language can be very mterestmq Do you get absolutely tonquetred when asked to speak before a group? Speech class can remedy that rn a iew short months Englrsh I W, ef? Enqhshl II I G Speech Latxn I 6 ll Spamsh I 6 Mrs Lawlrs Mr Scott Mrs Beattxe Mrs Trulm Mrss Gerber H14 Speech Laun I I Spamsh II 1 7 I H ' pp Q - , , 11, IV ,I . . . ' t I y H ' ' ' in - I A4 ' . t W 2 ' I k Q I I A. y if ink., K-NN 4 x . M X' z, , Y O 5 if ' Q M -'V - 4 xr t f z M x How and why our country rs run as rt rs and how and why people be have as they do are what socral studres department endeavors to explaxn The hrstory of the world and of our country rs covered world and U S hxstory Economxcs and government gxve the rnsrde story on how our country rs govern ed and why our economy behaves as rt does Socral problems about people and therr problems and their relatrons to other people Social Sciences 5' h,l'5i! W il 01 l ns A Crvrcs Cxvlcs Government Geography Socral Problems Economrcs World Hrstory U S Hxstory Mr Scott Mr Parr Mr McNamara 11' 13.2 f' meg wan Government 'QE lfhi World Hxstory U S Hxstory 18 I I - .gm 3 4 ',.j,, o, Au Q for s ,Is , fy , U kg-V. 'c x 1 rf... , . . . . I - if V -rt G V' ' - in r . J D' . I . is ,,.- . . . I :iq r , , X I Y . h i t ef u, S. Y ' 1 4 V xl hx x I ' A 3 '. f If , my V J ' - A ga fr . 3 rl ' N 7 af V - ' ur Q 1 X -1 ., ' X 5' 1 .--, v - Y .I ' A gp- ,A b , F Q-X N 1 1 f s I! , qv K X .Q ' ' J V4 ' . A A gmggk 4 . D A X 1 Q? N35 W g - .A I K , x 4 L- f' 'V ' ,. A: - 4- ' X H K it ' , X l. .- V L QM 'V ki 13' A um x Q 'E 'v . gil V- ii Graduates jf Graduates A-Cl. 9 ,gin wg gfwafi-stew 'Ll 4 .5 Y' ui' 'Q' -L 'ug ,nv---4 .4-av' Gordon Claycomb Presxdent Margaret Echterlmq Secretary Dale McKown VxcePres1dent Iohn Seaver Treasurer Freshman I see those Englxsh notes You so crafttly palmed for the test Soph does your Latm teacher know That translatron was shared wrth the rest? Oh jumor' For shame' I saw that note' For excuses I care not a whlttle Do you thmk that we semors would stoop Well maybe a httle M M s.. ' G . V .C 4 ' ,. ry, 1- -ff K - A V 'o A 1, . tfwls W X: me X . J .sm-.. V I , 2-,A 4 . g ,, ,, V ,W . 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Peoria Central 3 Class Play 4 Sequence 4 Masque and Gavel 4 Tempest 4 Chorus 3 Intramural 3,4 Girls' Toumament 3.4 Graduates DALE MCKOWN Class Play 3 Basketball 2 Intramural 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Class Vice President 2 Masque and Gavel 34 Vice Pres Tempest 12 4 IACK SWEENEY Basketball l 2 3 4 Baseball l 2 3 4 Football l 2 4 Track 12 C Club 2 3 4 Student Council 4 Vice Pres 4 Class Play 4 Tempest 1 2 4 Masque and Gavel 34 'diuw PAT PRATHER Class Play 4 F. H. A. 1,2,3 Camera Club 1 Style Show 1,2 IIM BEELER Camera Club 1,2,3,4 Chorus 3,4 Librarian 3,4 Tempest 2,3 MARY IOHNSON Class Play 3 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Masque and Gav Sequence 4 Intramural 3 4 A E vi Lfihs' Graduates WILLIAM RENNOLET Intramural 3 4 Football 12 Track l Camera Club l gn Q--ff IEAN ZINSER Band I 2 3 4 Cl'orus 1 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Masque and Gavel 3 4 Tempest 12 3 edrtor 3 Yearbook 4 edxtor 4 Intramural l 2 3 4 N.,,..f CAROLYN PUNTER IVAR DOLPI-I Lrbrarran 4 Semor Play 4 Chorus 12 Basketball 2 Tempest 1234 Bus Mgr 3 Lompoc I-lrgh School 3 Bowlmg 23 Football Mgr 4 Track 14 Intramural 14 Spamsh Club Sec Treas 4 Masque and Gavel 4 Lrbrarxan 4 DONNA LAWRENCE Class Play 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Masque and Gavel 3 4 Class Tournaments 2 3 4 Intramural Tournaments H A Style Show 12 4 1234 DIANE HEBMAN Class Play 3 Basketball Intramural 1.2.3.4 Chorus l.2.3,4 Masque and Gavel 3.4 Girls' Tournament 1.2.3.4 Graduates BILL ROEHNELT Transierred. Peoria Central 2 Football 2.3.4 Track 2.3.4 Basketball 4 C Club 2.3.4: V.-Pres. 4 Sequence Sports Ed. 4 Class Play 4 Band 4 Chorus 3,4 Masque and Gavel 4 IANE GREEN Class Play 3,4 Homecoming Queen 4 Sequence 4 Class Secretary 1 Band 1.2.3.4 Chorus 1.4 Tempest l Masque and Gavel 3.4 Class Tournaments 1.2.3.4 DICK STURGEON lr Class Play 3 Football l 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 Chorus 12 C Club 3 4 Masque and Gavel 3 4 PAT REYNOLDS DAVID CASE Class Play 4 Intramural Basketball 12 34 A Masque and Gavel 4 y ,.4, 'z ' K 5 4 'ii ur . . . we . I I I . .. F. H. . 1.2 .. . . . CHUCK WILLIAMS A Graduates MARCIA CLAYTON Student Councrl 2 3 4 sec 3 4 C Club 4 sec 4 Masque and Gavel 34 Lxbranan 4 Gxrls Tournament I 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Yearbook 4 ROBERT HAWLEY Transferred Prmcevrlle 3 Spanrsh Club 34 V Pres 4 Track 3 Qrv' SHARON WEAVER Intramural Basketball 13 Spanxsh Club 3 Camera Club 3 H A 25 DALE TEETERS Transfer Spaldrng 1 Intramural 2 3 4 Track 3 Lrbrarran 3 Spanrsh Club 3 Sec Tempest 2 3 PHYLLIS BLEDSOE Intramural 4 Gxrls Tournament 4 Chorus 1 A RUSSELL SMITH Class Treasurer 2 F. F. A. 1.2: Treas. 1 Intramural 1.2.3 Graduates BARB BROWNELL Girls' Tournament 2.3.4 Chorus 1.2.3 Sequence 4 LONNIE PARR Class Play 3.4 Basketball 1 Spanish Club 3.4 Band 1.2.3.4 Tempest Stat! 13 4 Masque and Gave Track 1 Sequence 4 Chorus 3 4 I3 XJ 'Zi ff '-...ff gl 'MD' IOHN SERVER Masque and Gavel Class Ollxcer Treas Football 1 MARGALEE MEANS ROGER RENCH 3 Transferred Peona Central 3 Sparnsh Club 1 Sequence Staff 4 Masque and Gavel 4 Chorus 3 4 Class Play 4 Glrls Tournaments 34 Sequence Bus Mgr 4 Intramural 34 Graduates Mmuoms wznnrs CALVIN Losnn MADAI-YN SCHBFEH Guls Tournament 4 Intramural 1234 T9mP9Sf 4 H A P A H A Style Show l 2 BOB STEIN GLORIA COOPER IIM CONNETT Transferred Mxd County High School 4 Class Play 4 Intramural 1 Sequence Asst Ed 4 Spamsh Club l234 Sec Treas 3 Masque and Gavel 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Band 1 Z 3 4 Intramural 1 2 3 4 Gxrls Tournament 1 2 3 4 Lrbranan 3 F. Q .2 p. , ,1,2 ' F. . .1,z Z6 GALE MARTIN Football 1 2 3 4 Track I Baseball 1 Intramural 3 4 Graduates BARBARA BAUER IOHN DeVOSS Class Plays 34 Truck 1 Intramural 1 2 3 4 Chorus 12 3 Masque and Gavel 3 4 Sequence Staff 4 Camera Club 1 Tempest 1 Bowlmg Club I NANCY FITZPATRICK A Bowlmg Club I2 3 Chorus 1 Intramural 12 RALPH LEARNARD Football l 2 3 4 Track 123 Intramural 1 3 4 C Club 4 Masque and Gavel 3 Class Presxdent 1 Class V1cePres1dent Band Chorus 1 2 3 4 Sequence 4 3 Presxdent 4 SANDRA SMITH Class Play 3 4 Intramural 1 2 4 Guls Tournament 13 4 Lxbrarxan 1 Camera Club l 2 3 4 Masque and Gavel 3 4 H A Yearbook Sta!! 4 Bowlxng 1 2 4 MARGARET ECHTERLING IUDY IONES Student Council 3.4 Class Play 3.4 Class Officer Sec. 2 Chorus 2.4 Pres- 4 Sequence 4 Tempest 1.2 F. H. A. 1 Intramural 1.2.3.4 Girls' Tournament 1.2.3.4 GORDON CLAYCOMB Class Olhcer Pres 4 Class Play 4 Basketball 1 2 Intramural 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Student Council 12 Masque and Gavel Sequence 4 Graduates EDWARD PRUETT Class Play 4 Intramural 2.3.4 Football 1 Track 1 F. F. A. 1.2 Transferred Maryville Mo Class Play 4 Class Officer Sec Intramural 4 Girls Toumament 34 Masque and Gavel 3 4 Sequence 4 PATSY WILLIAMS Class Play 4 Masque and Gavel 4 Intramural 3,4 Girls' Tournament 3.4 Style Show 1.2 GERALD HAWLEY Student Council 34 Football 12 Intramural Basketball 12 A ' QF Football 1.2 Band 3,4 'rmck 1.2, , ' . . 4 . P. F. . 1.2 ' 3.4 ' Prom Queen Band l,2,3,4 Chorus 4 Graduates IANET TUCKER FRANK STURM PAT RICCONI Senior Class Play 4 Band Ofiicer l.2,3,4 Transferred, Blandinsville High 1 Masque and Gavel 4 Track 1,2,3,4 Class Play 3 3 Basketball l,2,3 Masque and Gavel 3,4 Football 1,4 Band 2,3 C Club 1,2,3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 Intramural 1.2.3.4 Prom King 3 Intramural 3,4 Girls' Tournament 1,2,3.4 Chorus l,2,4 Girls' Toumament 2,3,4 Class Officer 1 Cheerleader 3,4 Spanish Club 3 ROLAND HAYWARD Intramural 1 2 4 A NOLA KING Senior Play 4 Student Council l Band 1 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Yearbook 4 Masque and Gavel 4 Class Tournament 1 2 3 4 Bowling Club 1 Intramural 1 2 3 4 CHUCK ADAMS Student Coun l 234 Pres 4 Class Pres 2 3 C Club 34 Pres 4 Class Play 34 Masque and Gavel 34 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball l 2 3 4 RUTH IARRARD A Bowlmq Club 23 Intramural l 2 3 4 Glrls Tournament Camera Club 1 Style Show I2 Graduates BOB EVEN PHILIP FREEMAN Camera Club 1 Transferred Woodstock Hxqh School 3 Ir Red Cross 4 Intramural 3 4 Track 3 4 1 2 3 4 C Club 4 IUDY WEITZ CAROL SWITZER ALLEN WILLIAMSON Gxrls Toumament 2 3 4 Class Play 4 Fgogbqll 1 Chorus I 2 3 4 Masque and Gavel 4 Intramural 2 3 4 Yearbook 4 Asst 4 Bdnd 234 Spqnlsh Club 1 A Chorus 2 4 Trqck 1 2 Masque and Gavel 3 4 Sec 4 Camera Club 12 3 4 Sec 2 3 4 Lxbranan 3 Sequence 4 Photographer Class Tournament 3.4 Intramural 3,4 Graduates GARY RANKIN Camera Club 1.2 Basketball l ON COMMENCEMENT W1th four years of hxgh school now behlnd us we seniors have reached an 1mportant mxlestone 1n our l1ves We have arnved at the threshold of adult l1v1ng A greater xndependence combmed wlth new responsmbxlmes and problems awa1ts us Wlth ruth lessness hate and fear threatemng our future the world w11l demand more from our generatlon than 1t has from any other We must be prepared to meet thxs challenge Yet we senxors have more to look upon than the future We must be ever consclous of the past Our expenences must act as remmders of the th1ngs for wh1ch we are stnvmg They must make us reahze that our rdeals must never fall that they must be held hrgh for all of humamty to see and respect Our l1ves thus far have been happy ones We have known freedom love and laughter and our sorrows and drsappomtments have been far out balanced bv our blessmgs We are mature enough to know what IS 1mportant and what rs not what IS good and what 15 bad wh1ch actxons wxll beneflt us and whxch wxll not We also reahze that the good fortune we enloy IS ours only because of the courage and efforts of great men and women who were fum 1n thexr behefs and possessed a love of therr fellow man and a faxth ln God Wlth these th1ngs m mmd the class of 1954 feels that 1t IS ready to face 1ts new world wlth under standmg confxdence and hlgh hopes RALPH LEARNARD IOHN KING SLEY NOT PICTURED Bob Coughlm Rlchard Davxs hm Nxchelson 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 . 1 D' Lithigm- RALPH LEARNARD 406 PAT REYNOLDS 4i' Y X x l g il Sf Qfy!J CJ f X w P L ,ln MARGALEE MEANS GORDON CLAYCOMB DALE MCKOWN Semor Classlfleds FOR SALE FOR SALE NOTICE Good used dry humor Warnmg' Dont try to dampen Imp Learnard Smtles assorted styles and s1zes Barb Brownell Leaflets pamphlets and assorted lrterature on trarlers also free ad vrce on same Iudy Iones Old lokes free advrce and pea nuts for sale cheap- If I hke you' Iohn Seaver Glorta Cooper s shghtly used plano Attentton Lrberace fans Phylhs Bledsoe offers for sale her Studebaker Of spec1al mterest to jumor g1rls who could fmd good use for rt naturally' Nancy F1tzpatr1cks ab111ty to du phcate her mothers handwntmg Good Job guaranteed Iust ask 1n the offrce Gary Rankm offers for sale h1s mtere t tn the Town Theatre hrs Very Great Interest' Carolyn Punter wants to sell an unused box of red hatr r1nse that she never found a use for One Charles Atlas buxld See Iohn Krngsley Nuff saxd' Re condrttoned hke new used cars at B1g Bargatn Bobs fEvenl Car Lot 300 sh1rts 25 parrs lev1s 7 sutts 6 palrs shoes 2472 assorted socks and book on how to attract women See Iack Sweeneyq Marg1lee Means wants to sell her' man troubles to anyone who has nt got enough of her own mf there IS such a person 1 Ptnk green blue yellow black brown purple gold azure tur quo1se white red orange grey pla1d polka dot v1olet fuchsta ammal horse or man big l1ttle m1dget and super s1ze prlls See D1ane Herman she s got them by the truckful Four pretty worn out t1res off Dale Teeter s Chevxe Could that be be cause of all those tnps to Lacon they ve made? Some good PE basketball ab1l tty Good shape Have no further use for xt Get m touch wrth Roger Rench Bob Ste1ns recent book on Suc cessful Romancrng 1n 40 000 Easy Lessons Be sure to buy your new recordmg of The Man Wrth the Banjo by D1ck Davls Marge Weerts and Pat Reynolds are g1v1ng away all the fun they had wrth the Famous Four on therr own spec1al gyp day hm Connett IS sellrng h1s favonte boat at a very reasonable pnce Any of you water fxends xnter ested? Ph1l Freeman has promrsed to gxve wrth advxce on How to Charm the Ladles at hrs home on Tuesday nrghts Rates are reasonable Dxck Sturgeon IS leavmg h1s good looks to anybody who th1nks they can make better use of them than he d1d Not responsxble for any accxdents occurtng whrle Im dr1v1ng my grey Plymouth After all lm only young once Donna Lawrence Pat Prather s ab1l1ty to get mto car accldents take personal typmg two semesters and to change the color of her harr so often are left 1n Semor Hall Locker 231 CARD OI-' THANKS Ed Pruett wants to extend a card of thanks to the Hess tw1ns for takmg over h1s job as carhop at Mottlers NOTICE Frank Sturm leaves h1s cap and gown to any freshman who wtll trade places with htm he wants to strck around for awhrle and see what kmd of new grrls show up One parr slxghtly used grrls bas ketball shoes Formerly worn by professtonal woman star Theva tThe Hlpl McLaugh11n now re trnng from the game Used typewnter No E or H key Contact Marrlee Strles Rolls buns cream puffs cakes and general goo We1tz Bakery Nola K1ng IS proud to announce her new l1ne of books on How to Catch a Man and Keep Hrm Sandy Smlth and Ruth Iarrard leave theuf dlamonds to the grrls who are too lazy to go after theu own FOR RENT Bob Hawley wants to rent h1s Ford whrle he IS m the Navy It comes equrpped wlth a year s supply of car freshner and spec1al qualxty for attractmg female passengers Calvrn Loser IS rentmg out hrs col lect1on of guns Wtth each gun he w1ll supply a dozen Irm Dandy Practrce Targets and a 12x17 full color photo of an 1819 frfty caltber self pnmmg fllntlock revolver w1th a frve shot cylmder Dale McKnown has yust completed h1s new book on How to Put Over a Ioke tn Ten Easy Lessons It w1ll be on sale to the publrc soon One sllghtly used recreatxon room Guaranteed to gtve a good trme to everyone For detarls see Marcxa Clayton U U Q I 1 1 , 1 1' 1 1 1 . 1 1 , 1 ' l ' I I -L ' ' ' I ' 1 . -U, ,, ..... I 1 1 1 I 1 ' ' I ' , I I I I - ' 'I . I I . 1 I I I I I ' . ll 1 .11 ' I . I ' I ' I f ' 1 1 I 1 1 ' ' ' ' 1 1 ---Y. ' ' I l 1 , . . ' . 1 I , - 1 I I 1 . if gA V so . . 1 FWF Must sacrifice immediately ! ! , . . . 1 I , , 1 1 - , 1 ' ' I Q on . I . I . s , ' - - I 5 1 l 1 1 I I n ' ' I ' 1 I I1 I . : 1 1 1 I . . l , , I F 7 - F WF 1 . . 1 II . , . I - VUIWY-H I 1 1- 1 ' Il II II ll ' - . . . . 1 ll - 1 1 . I I I I FOR RENT One left handed guxtar Must be returned wxthm 30 days Phone Al W1ll1GmS at 487 B1rren Street One rather used park1ng lot close to town good v1ew of heavenly bod1es fstars moon etcl n1ce warm breezes and plenty of dark corners 256 f1rst hour 10 cents each add1t1onal hour See Patsy W1ll1ams for add1t1onal mforrna tlon and reservat1ons Sharon Weavers beautlful black ha1r Th1S IS for those g1rls who came to school w1th the1r own dyed green blue and every other color of the rambow Ivar Dolph s well worn path to a wont need 1t whxle he s at college but the lease IS up the mxnute he gets back Gale Mart1n and Dave Case are go1ng to rent the1r black 10 gallon hats to anyone who want to be a Cowboy Dlgboy fWestern Un dertakerl LOST AND FOUND Lost Russell Smzth s ab1l1fy to stay awake 1n class If anyone fmds 1t theyd better keep xt because he doesnt have much use for 1t anymore Found Plnky Roehnelt look1ng for someone to leave h1s good con duct medal to Lost Chuck Wlllldm s year round suntan Seems l1ke somebody bad stole de sunlamp and that s all he had to w1ll to anyone so fmders keepers Lost Dave DeVosss l1ttle corner away from everyth1ng out 1n the country It appears that some of the underclassmen followed h1m there one day LOST AND FOUND WANTED Lost One torch smger Name Mary lohnson Beheved to have fallen out of Rav Anthony s bus on recent tour Lost Robert Cough11n M1ss1ng from Northern Ill1no1s State Tea chers College slnce Sunday Last seen headed IH the d1rect1on of Iowa U Found Ilm Nxchelson found stran ded ln St Lou1s after trymg to sa1l down the MISSISSIPPI ln a laundry Lost Madelyn Schafer s very quxet ways We are hop1ng someone who can make use of them w1ll fmd them Lost One p1nk formal Ianet Tuck er always d1d have trouble wlth those strapless deals' Lost lane Green MISSIHQ from Un1vers1ty of Iowa s1nce Sunday Last seen headed 1n the d1rect1on of N I S T C F1rstcha1r French horn mus1c Car ol Swrtzer has hnally made the grade Roland Hayward needs an easy open1ng sh1rt so he can show off the suntan on h1s chestl'7l All k1ss1ng cous1ns Reason My g1rl frxends have all done me wrong and gotten marr1ed beh1nd my back B111 Rennolett MISCELLANEOUS Margaret Echterllngs cute Mts sour1 drawl qu1et way and her ablhty to out type the rest of the class arent for sale or rent' She Gerald Hawley wants to know lf anyone 15 1nterested 1n a small step ladder he has H1s w1fe IS mak1ng h1m get r1d of 1t because she found out that he used xt to stand on when he k1SSed h1s tall g1rl fnends goodmght WANTED Barb Bauer 1S 1n need of a pa1r of elevator shoes She s gett1ng t1red of hav1ng to ask people to boost her to the water fountalns The C A Adams Construct1on Co needs 2000 laborers for work on the1r trans ocean1c budge Offxce space for MD to set p bus1ness At least three rooms needed Call Dr L F Parr Someone to take over I1m Beeler s 10h as apple p1cker at Tanner Or chard Of course you understand they dont use ladders out there Help wanted at L1nns Grocery Clerk needed to fxll vacancy left by Pat R1ccon1 who has fmally found her one and only lover boy at last Lost One gold tr1mmed oboe val ued at S3 000 Please return to MISS lean Z1nser I Boston Pops Orch estra New York C1ty Reward' GOId19 Claycomb IS tn need of a large seat cush1on He IS havlng trouble reach1ng the steermg wheel of Scot s del1very truck V ..,., , ' . ' ' ' tub. gy Kwwbl-im - - --f -fmeeeef F , i I - ' . Certain freshmcmfs house i He - .-....- ,,-c -d 1, dec1ded to keep them for herself. 1 . . , 3 . - 'fr' -Y'-8---'-f e 1- , . . D I , 1 11 . - 1 . ., . . 1 0 ' ' I 1 ' Prophecy of the Class of 54 It rs the evenrng of Iune l 1964 We are srttrng rn front of our T V sets watchrng You Asked For lt On thrs program people wrrte rn and ask to see drfferent or unusual thrngs All of a sudden what should flash before our eyes but the questron What ever happened to the graduatrng class of 1954 from Chrllrcothe Illrnors? The announcer says that thrs rs an awfully drffrcult questron srnce those people were always so hard to keep track of but the pro gram has frnally succeeded Away we go' Frrst of all we see Chuck Adams teachrng hrs chrldren to retrreve hrs golf balls on the Whrte I-rouse Lawn Iohn Krngsley hm Connett and Irm Nrchelson are seen walkrng down the street peddlrng cans of pre popped popcorn It rt doesnt sell they are gorng to stuff prllows wrth rt We hear a shnll vorce callrng down the hosprtal corrrdors Callrng Dr Dolph' Callrng Dr Dolph' Nurse lane Green fell and broke her leg whrle Drs Dale McKown and Lonnre Parr were chasrng her around the operatrng table' Brll Roehnelt has let hrs gorgeous red harr grow and after he gets hrs Tonr he s gorng rnto the rrng as Krnky Prnky Barb Brownell has started her own statronery store She s tryrng to get back some of the money she spent on paper whrle Bob was rn the servrce Dave Case Allen Wrllramson and Gale Martrn are makrng therr frfteenth movre starrrng the Tune Tumblers They now have a trrck horse that can play the gurtar Gary and Margalee are strll walkrng around the dear old halls of C H S holdrng hands They just cant stay rnterested rn therr schoolwork Roland Hayward keeps tellrng hrs grandchrl dren on therr few vrsrts to the poorhouse that when he was a young lad he had a glowrng ambrtron to be a bachelor mrllronarre Oh Well thats lrfe' Roger Rench wrth hrs mrghtv brarn has decrded that the egg was lard before the chrcken came Pat Brcconr has begun wearrng an alarm clock on a strrng around her neck so she ll be ready for l'er dates on trme She says she strll doesnt want to get marrred Drck Davrs got trred of playrng the banro so he has organrzed hrs own one man band and plays wrth the Boston Pops at Carnegre Hall 36 Ralph Impy Learnard rs the success we always knew he would be He s sellrng subscrrptrons for MAD comrc books In fact he s hrgh salesman for the month wrth two copres to hrs credrt He wrrtes them too you know Nancy Frtzpatrrck rs lust a housewrfe You know the type three mards two cars two swrm mrng pools and four mrllron dollars' Not bad huh? Drck Sturgeon berng our most handsome boy has a very popular T V show of hrs own entrtled What Is It? Hrs equally famous panelrsts are Marcra Sweetheart of Srgma Chr Clayton Drane Somebody Stole My Man Herman and lack Love em or Leave Em So I Left Sweeney Marrlee Strles and Donna Lawrence have spent therr last S300 on a Bermuda crurse to Havana rn the hope of frndrng sugar daddres Barb Bauer has started her own knrt surt shop Her motto rs The Knrt Wrth the Frt Where You Srt Bob Couqhlrn rs a well known coach but drg thrs' He s coachrng a grrls modern dance class Glorra Cooper and Carolyn Punter have recently gone rnto the harr cuttrng busrness They are specral rzrng rn a new cut called the Yak Tarl Iohn Seaver dum da dum dum' Iohnny rs now hot on the trarl of many clues for the reason that Lrberace s brother George never talks on televrsron Nola Krnq and Iudy Iones are gettrng trred of therr men strrngrng lrnes all over the country So they re hrtchrng the trarler to the Burck and ZOOSH' Brll Rennolet has an excellent Job wrth the mo vres now After the show rs over he gets to take gum off the bottom of the seats He makes S10 00 a week and all he can chew Madalyn Schafer has lust rnherrted the famrly s pen company She s made several rmprovements rncludrng her newest pen one that wakes you up rn the mornrng to a gentle drrpprng sound Irm Beeler rs a world renowned math professor at Rome Illrnors' On a poster put before the televrsron camera we see thrs srgn Phrl Freeman and Carol Swrtzers Elrte Escort Servrce If you need a date call us' Cool dates S 30 an hour Real cool dates 40 an hour Utterly gone dates 60 an hour . , . . 11 u - 1 1 . . 11 11 I ' . . - I ' 1 ' ' ' ' . 1 . 11 1 I ' . . . . 11 ' . . . ,,. . 1, 1 - 1 I 1 1 ' 1 ' . , . 1 1 11 11 - - . . . 1 11 - -11 - I 1 . . . . Y 11 11 11 1 1 11 . 1 v 1 . 1 . - - - . , - , , A - . 11 . . . - 11 . 11 . . 1 1 . 1 . . . - . ' , . - 1 - - 1 - 11 . I . . . 11 - 11 . . , . . , . 1 11 - - 11 . ' 1 ' ' ' . , 1 . . 1 . . - 11 11 . . . 1 1 . . . . . . . . . ,, 1 . 11 . , . . - . . , . . . . 1 I - - - . . . . 1 1 . 1 , . . . ' - - 1 . , . - 1 . - I , 1 . , . 1 1 . I ' - 1 . ' . , . We flnd Calvm Loser the woman hater follow tn the footsteps of the great lover Frank Slnatra He was marrled for the fltth trme last year to Darsy Mae Slocum soc1al1te of Gunnysack Gulch MISSISSIPPI Ianet Tucker and Sharon Weaver sold so much merchandrse at the d1me store that now they re forced mto sellmg d1me ends fGet 1t'P'l Gordxe Claycomb IS st1ll workxng at Skot s but he s been promoted srnce we last saw htm Now he gets to delrver the grocenes rnstead of stockmg shelves Oh' Oh' What s happened to the screen? Oh I see Ed Pruett has taken over the Job of holdrng the Trouble on the Network stgn on channel 43 Sandy Smith 1S st1ll tourmg Germany lookmg for some good old iash1oned p1zza Doryt an bod tell Dale Teeters and Chuck Wrlhams are the most famous movle stunt men ever Dale works whrle Chuck IS rn the hosprtal and Chuck gets to work whrle Dale recovers Bob Even IS worklng w1th h1s dad at thelr used car lot Bob uses the cars and then hrs dad tr1es to sell them lean Zmser and Ruth Iarrard are now wr1t1ng stor1es on dogs The stor1es are very lnterestlng but 1t s hard to get the dogs to stand st1ll long enough to let anyone read the stones Bob and Gerald Hawley have government jobs now Well they work for the c1ty anyway Well anyhow they re street cleaners Phyllls Bledsoe and Patsy Wrlhams are tourmg the Unlted States g1v1ng exh1b1t1ons on safe dnvmg Qulte a change huh? Pat Prather flnally got to be head nurse at Proctor Hosprtal She thmks heads are much more mterestlng than feet' Maggie Echterlmg poor soul rs rather feeble mlnded now She lust couldnt declde whrch B111 Frank Sturm has h1s own orchest a w1th the sweetest mus1c th1s s1de of Peona Mary Iohnson was h1s top vocal1st t1ll she ran off w1th the zrther player Theva McLaughl1n IS workmg at the treasury department rn Wash1ngton D C She got tlred of pay1ng mcome tax on all the money she made as a wartress Dave DeVoss and Russ Smith are bu11d1ng a rocket shxp to go to the planet Venus They want to see rf the g1rls there have arms' Iudy Wertz the most famous Powers Model ln the U S A has earned her t1tle by endorslng 157 V2 makes of automoblles Dr Schales Zlno Pads Fas teeth for those loose upper plates and Burton D1x1e Slumberon Mattresses She IS now worklng on a campa1gn for Wayne Chrcken Mash Bob Stem 1S hangrng stop stgns on sky hooks to regulate a1r trafflc He s always complammg about those durn fool teenage dnvers Pat Reynolds and Marge Weerts are puttmg the words of Ch1ll1 Loyalty to the tune of Dragnet They thought 1t needed pepplng up' Well krddos the program IS all over What do you thank of the Class of 547 D1d they use the know ledge and experxence that they got from htgh school? Yes I agree w1th you I thmk they forgot all about the knowledge and lust used thelr hard earned experlence' 37 . . ,. . ,. . ' r ' n - . I . . , - Y Y . . v her the hornble truth. She d be awfully drsappoxnted. , . Commencement Baccalaureate SCYVICCS SUNDAY EVENING MAY 23 1954 Ezght oClock PROGRAM PROCESSIONAL, Pomp and Circum.s'tance ............ Elgar Sandra Payne INVOCATION ...-............ The Reverend K.,V. MeC0nkey PIANO SOLO, Impromptu in C1' Minor ............ Reinhold Gloria Cooper SCRIPTURE ....,.............. The Reverend Harry Chasteen SERMON -..,,,.,.,. ............... ' 'An Exercise In Addition The Reverend Donald R. Bachman BENEDICTION ............. The Reverend N. Felton Whittle BECESSION AL, Largo ............................ Handel Sandra Payne Exercises Commencement EXCTCIQCS THURSDAY EVENING MAY 27 1904 Ezght oCl0ck PROGRAM PROfFSSION Xl Pomp and Czrcumsfance Elgar C' n lra Payne HNVOCXTION The RPLPfC71d Martzn I Spaldzng Tho Homolavd Noble Cam Mxxed Senlor Ensemble PI KNO SOI O Clazr de Lune Dubussy Jane Green ADDRESS Hou, Long Should You Lzue Dr Lou1s W NOFFIS Presldent MacMurray College PRESENTTATIONI OF CLASS Lonnze F Parr Prmclpal Hlgh School PRESENTATION OF DIPLOWAS Wallace I Ouerend Presldent Board of Education BENEDICTIONI The Ref, Gerald E Huff RECESSIONAL Largo ..............,..,.,,-,.,.... Handel Sandra Payne n emoriam Early in our junior year, the class of 1954 lost a very dear friend. Frank Anderson's death came as a shock to all of us, and there are no words to express the sorrow that we felt. We laughed with him, joked with him, cmd he was always there when we needed cheering up. You would never see him that he did not have a smile or a joke. He was laughter, he was joy, he was a wonderful friend. We will never forget Andy! by his brother Clifford Anderson This picture, which hangs in the school library, was presented to the school in Frank's memory uvnlbui ndergraduates 2 'P 5 3' Juniors .2 Iohn Grogan Presrdent Margre Crothers Treasurer Barb Root Secretary Leroy Grrswold Vrce Presxdent We re juniors! We re happy! We re glad that we re here! But we re also relieved that there s Iust one more year. 3 96 Juniors V 3-4 Yin .1 I ALLISON C ARMITAGE G ARNOLD K BASTIAN A BEAUMONT P BENNETT 577' iff H BOHM B BOYER I BUHNS G CARR B COOK S CRAFT 4 Saw - 'GN mfs W if 11 1' '91, gan IO' :JIM CROTI-IERS C CRULL DAVIS K DAWSON S DEHART O DELGADO www 4 ,-Af' 5 D DOLBIN D DUCKWORTH B EMERICK FISLAR I 'ERSTNER D GILL COLWELL 'CS' Ls. M AX if QQ. E GRAY H GRAY A GREEN GRISWOLD GROGAN B HART . A I fi f 3 .' i 'fi ' ' V 4, 544 ' 'Wi - V33 QRZQLI: I I Q95 -.- ' ' 'ki f' - 13? A S J.. ' A . K I I I A x I 1 2 W .V W.-1.'fa' f7,j.5.Z., , V . 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UPP I VIOLA K WATTS If KH I 'if COOPER R GOULD I MARTZ R MITCHELL JUNIOR AWARD WINNERS 1159 ' iff, Q EN .f 4 V 'X ii.. Mfffx X RON GOUI-D GLENNA ARNOLD Teen Age Rocxd eo Award I C Award SWAN SON '00 WEAVER M SCHUBERT NOT PICTURED Manlyn Hummer Ioyce Umphress , 4. kg' I W I A' 'g..Q-it 1 6 R an , wif' N- 1.51 I Vg . . . . G. s. A I 454. A IIII V I N I 7 :fm I - .... , B, f 565 , 5' ' 9 I ' ' ITIR ' ' I I . IWW V I , , I In UVA L : Z 'I I 1 , . E. . , , , Sophomores Danny Iones Presldent Barbara Rankm Treasurer Phyllxs RIC om Secretary Kem Mtlls Vtce Presxdent As cz sophomore, I'm the luckiest of all! I can sit at the back of the study hall: I get good grades and I've earned a letter, And I'm still too young to know any better. my 'WQQ?If 1 'SBF5 Q4-v F Sophomores T 1 is M BEAUMONT G BECKHOLT BLEDSOE G BRUTCHER X ' X P CONNELLY 'ix DUNBAR X 4 1864 I GRAHAM i-4 ew S' D BURWELL E CARR M CONVEH CROSMAN EMERICK D HAKES C FERGUSON S HARVEY D BODIE W' v y? 4 I 5 M CASE N W DEW ml I H FERGUSON N -,. lg S ,Q I V HAWLEY '3 B BOEHLE C BRIDGMAN 'kv CHATMAN N COAY xi i t', 164 T7 DILLON L DONATH D FORBES E GALBRAITH 'Ur--v R HELLIGE I HENSON 47 1 Fi: J ' 'iii ' if ' it ' -o-. .. .3 ' - M D , -If 4 'K '25 , . ' - ' N . 1 is -11 - ik A x K V E' - . . I. - ' ' V E E 'V 2 , ,gf . 7 x , Y ' . 7 - if L .f , , . . - 5- ' Qi-Q ' 3 A A ' ms. 9' 'ff f f .. . , Ah S .1 Q' 135 f f' , ' I E. Q 4 x g f ,QL D A . . - 1 g , 'gg bf V E -- 5, 11 ' 1 ' A A Q ng V iw? , -if A 1 .sa f f W , I 'Q . . fa - , f 2 I ' - Q A X Y ,, I' -rf if ' M n X Xa A A I fw v xl Eta! 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I , I . ff I . - Q -W . .U I L I I . 9 1 ' , . ,,1, ,I ' A 'A i ' . 1 I X ,f , , Q - j i 's 5.1: ' Freshmen Denms Gould President Kay Webb V1cePres1dent Phtl Augustme Secretary Troy Chtlders Treasurer I stand at the foot of cx great tall htll From where I cm vlslbthty s ntl But they tell me to chmb and so I wtll F, L ' 7 . Lx , A ' 1 ef 1 e if l ,I .rg Q er-.. , . , , , . 50 Fresh A ADAIR I ADAMS G ALLEN 1- I MLW BAGGS D BEELER M BLEW fb L BRUMHEAD T CHILDERS C CRADY is ef Y gf Y 'A W-'+ f L DEHART I DEW I DOLPH '27 E DUNBAR F DUNBAR T DUNCAN l'Tl6l l wer 127 M ALLISON P AUGUSTINE N AUGUSTINE '?7 'V 'f772 alvbv-M S 9.5 ,jim Mir R BONATI D BRAASCH BROWNELL John., -'V Mvhftu U! O :rl m E O E U m IU U U IU '11 O m WCW! :- U O r: '-I E '-I U O E U1 F' K U c: 0 we E O nu P-I :r: ez: fxxx Z1 1 M EDMINSTER EVANS D FRITZINGER 51 ii f h , A-pw , M M ,Jia I .M Xi, ' V133 .Q ' wx af-' , 7 , ,, :Q u E3-Q R4 54 ' ?ff'.74 ' - .:1 . ' ' ' ' f l' I I ,QM ff! ' 'Q 1 I f' I I . . M . ,f 1 . I I ' . 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S. . f ' sr' 5- Freshmen 'Q-li GIBSON N GOODWIN 14 Il Q' 1,14 f C HELLIGE D HESS 5 L IACKSON V IEFFRIES Q-fr J A ,gf ' C LeROY B LIBBEE EQM fa as EK N? -.A 4 4 4 Z R GOULD R HESS I IONES b x f 'Q Z f' Q RT' uhm. sEf Ara.- ahx lr 5 i I 'ij-A' R HARDIN L HAWLEY HAWLEY is XLXL 1 'KE B HOWARD C HULIN D HUTCHENS H HP A KOEPPEL I KRIETE C LEEPER x J' x J 'mf x x iff X x ag. S LONGENBACH D LOPEZ K LOSER C MCARTHUR Q ' af rv Y 1 -Lk Q 1 , 'TSP -x K X M ,nw , , fn 'iw Sb? 5' qv P521 Ly' X, P NL X , gf L fi wings? wg A N .M .,, 4- M. MCGANN K. MCCONKEY M. MCHENRY I. NICOLL B. PARKER R. PARR YY PERRY L RENSIMER B SHEPARD SPEAR W ,,. s H 'awash' r I. SWANSON Freshmen W PETERS R PRUETT P QUALLS I QUINN I RAMOS 27 'F' N RUSK er' agp x SHEPARD D STAAB D STEIN 'Z S. SWEENEY RUSSELL SARVER hu... sn... Www. B SIBREL SMITHERS -L STIERS if L. THOMAS I. TUCKER L SARVER S SCH AFER 'GN C SINGLEY C SPEAR 5 1 c STEWART I . VOLK Q W W STOECKER if fa ,KK I B. WATTS Emmy' x s WEBB C GOSNELL Freshmen S WILLIAMSON D WILLIS I ZINSER 'T U ' .ef X N N ADAIH GEIGER lb' D NEWMAN P SHEPARD L STANFIELD V WITTE NOT PICTURED Ronald Folhs Ianxce Hrggxns Lors Gxlmore CI-IEESECAKE 1'- ,9 Q ,L Good umes were had by all' was the report from Chxlh Hxghs hrs! freshman sophomore pariy It seemed a very ac ceptable suhstxtute for the bygone m matxons We are glad to see a change m the outmoded prachce of freshman m matlons cmd we applaud the sophomores for thelr part m the xnovahon of some thmg new and more enyoyable xn the way of miroduchon of the freshmen to our school. 1 COOKIES 4 Clubs and Urganizationiij ,,,, fy . :J . 11 K f 1 Y f' smfm 3' E A Student Improvement of both the school and the student is the primary aim of our student council- lt is, also, in- terested in familiarizing the students with a democratic form of govern- ment. It holds campaigns and ele- ctions as do our national political parties. Its members seek to pro- mote 'both good citizenship and cap- able leadership. In all student council planning, their chief interest is the welfare oi the school. Their services to the school are many. A club or class may send a representative to student council saying We need some money . Fortunately our council is in a pos- ition to do something about it. Foodstands. a main source of in- come here at Chilli, are under the supervision of the student council. At the beginning of the year, each class and organization submits a 1l ! ' -4, x tv -:rbi I. ... --M -we -- 'QP -v--o..-,l 33 .... .. .. ii? CHUCK ADAMS, Student Council President If if 21 L t ouncil budget, and Ioodstands are alloted accordingly. The coke and popcorn machines are innovations of the student council: the profits being used to provide the funds lor school activities. Many of the finest student assemblies are planned by the council. They, also. assist in bringing top professional entertainment for our enjoyment. Extra-curricular activities, such as parties and dances are promoted by the student council. The signs in the halls that poke fun at common high school nuisances are their work. Our student council works to fur- ther both co-operation and school spirit in the student body. Our coun- cil can always be depended upon to maintain the high standards our school has always demanded. Ki.-if ST ROXV W Dew 9 L Criswold I I IOC! I1 I weeiey r Hawley Sr SECON R W Hiccom H1016 l M ayton Sr is GYTIS r D OW ew er e ters Iones S 56 Parr Advis r FIR 5. ,..3.l. ,.:.G a,.gI.S :,S.gC D O:P.' ',S.gG A . J .Cl , K.IVlll.,S.iC.Ad ,S, THIR H : I.D F.: P- W ckl,I.g M, St' ,Pg I. ., r,g Mr. Student Council at Work wg, L, 8 li' UPPER LEFT Councxl Oihcers luck Sweeney Vxce Presxden! Glenna Arnold Treasurer Mcxrcxcx Clayton Secretory Chuck Adams Presxdent UPPER RIGHT Counc1l Meetmg LOWER LEFT Change Booth at noon LOWER RIGHT Food hne at Chnstmcrs Assembly Qi .TNQ JESQVW. gr 'braxif Cczndzdotes for Councxl presxdency 1955 Glenna Arnold and Iohn Grogan -uv once-rt and V7 V4 wg FIRST ROW: I. Mcrrtz, M. Echterlinq, L. Pcxrr, I. Zilm. B. Rcxnkln. SECOND ROW: N. Crosman. P. Ricconi. E. Poepsel. P, Shep- hard. N. Augustine. THIRD ROW: C, Hulin. S. Payne, D. Iones, F. Radley, C. Switzer. S. Mattice. I. Tucker. FOURTH ROW: T. Childers, E. Cooper, M. Sire-rs. R. Parr, D. Bodie. D. McKown. F. Siurm. FIFTH ROW: P. Werckle. N. Nash. I. Smithers, I. Dolph. L. Duckworth. R Leornord. I. Grogan. 'fx . Marching Band C7 7 X-I 11 29 Y-1! J x x L FIRST ROW: K. Gieqer, I, Zinser, I. Zinser, D- Zinser, Mr. R. Allan. SECOND ROW: I. Murphy, C. Bridqman, D, Dolbin, G. Maddox, I. Green. THIRD ROW: N. King, G. Cooper, A, Green, K. Schaufelberqer, D. Duckworlh, K. McConkey, K. Fislar FOURTH HOW: R. Hess, K. Shephard, E. Henderson, C. Armitage, G. Arnold, B. Roehnelt, M. Crothers. FIFTH ROW: N. Good- win, B. Howard, I. Dew, M. Conver, S. Longenbach, D- Forbes. D. DeFoe. Hyff ' if MAIORETTES , Maureen McHenry Suzanne Longenbach Mary Io Hawley Barbara Kent Mary Io Case horus Soprano and Tenor Sections FIRST ROW L TO R D Lopez S Longenbach S Pxerce E Gray M Schubert M Conver L Iackson H Hawley C Baggs I Tucker G Cooper S Schafer SECOND ROW L TO R M McGann B Perrv C Crady B Howard M Means M Hosler D Zrnser G Brulcher P Mercer L Grlmore S Rost THIRD ROW L TO R C Smqley C Ferguson K Webb D McLauqhlm I Graham A Allen P Shepard N Rusk B Salter C Gosnell FOURTH ROW L TO R M Blew L Sarver D Hakes M Grbson Dawson N Adarr I Peters I Grogan K Shepard V Ieffrres R Mrtchell W Peters M. McHenryr, D. DeFoe, L. Rensimer, I. Slwanson, Thomas, K.. Loser, F, Paolij FIFTH L. ro' R.: P. Spillman, Il. Songer, K .Y fr .L , ' ' A rv r , In K 'I I ' I 5 X . f Q 3 f AA da . , .. -.vs Chorus Alto and Base Sechons IST HOW I Zrnser C Smlzer N Goodwln C LeRoy K Rxchords L Ordoz K Schafer Mr Allan ZND ROW R M Edmmleter N Crosman B Rcrnkrn S Mcxttlce P Rrccom M Ccee A Green GRD HOW L Brumhecrd I Mortz S Douthrt K Genqer I Scxrver C Hulm I Green I Iones STH ROW D Bodle F Surm L Pcxrr B Roehnelt H Leclrnord R Allen 6TH HOW Duckworth G Stoob E Cooper I Beeler D Flslor C Armrtoqe G Mcxddox U 4TH HOW, L. H.: D. Beeler, S. Payne. I. Weitz, N. Kinq, P. Rlcconi, K. Herman, M. Iohnson, M. Clayton. , L- R.: . ' , . l , . , . , . , . . , L. R.: D. , . , . , . , . ' , . ' , . . G . Q I . . . I CCA- I h . .1 ,- Masque and Gavel A1 3 IG' -4' -H: .pf fa -1 -rv: 'Y 5 FIRST ROW L Parr I Sweeney G Claycomb M Iohnsan Advrsor Mrs M Trulm SECOND ROW C Adams D McKown I eaver R Learnard THIRD ROW I Green I Wentz M Echterlmq S 'imlth D Lawrence FOURTH ROW I Zmser B Bauer N Kmq I Iones P Rtccont M Clayton x fa l 1189 'Q ,QI 11, an XA OFFICERS IIIIIIGIIOII I Wertz Sec Treas R L d P D Vffipm Imtuatees 4 ' 1 C3 FIRST ROW M Crothers G Arnold B Hoot D Nesmxth K Bauman I Tucker SECOND HOW A Beaumont L Swxtzer R Bench I Dolph B Roehnelt THIRD Row M Smeg L Grrswold D Fxslar I Grogan E Cooper FOURTH HOW N Ncsh I Martz C Stuart S Plerce G Cooper G Stabb . I I , , ,,.M - 61 2 .L K ' T '3 Rx, I fy if'-Q X V, I T ,H : CVS ' , I , 'f . A ' s fl -1: --N ' t -if , -. ' A V .A A Y J u A 5 , , F -.D If Q .. 13.1.11 '.,..,c X . :EQ I M V ! xx + ' B, V . Q, M I if 1' Z .,g T j f- If EA I I' J fi' I If Q --,, E 1 1 I 'S gy L 1 Q , ef I .1 is 5 Iyx -f ,I N ' if 1- s I, - 1 ., ' . ' ' if pf ' - A . 4? S Q H 7 I A , ' , ,Q 'X ,f ' ' ' ' Q A . Wim 1 QD' 4 A ...WW .,,- , 4 vQ as 'I , Lf- Q, . . i '7 .' lr' I x I 'Q' Q Wx , - f- I f . , ff- A X Q1 1' jg f' X I 6 ' 3 I M , FIRST ROW C Armrtage F Sturm L Gnswold H Gray D Sturgeon B Boyer SECOND ROW Mr Taylor Sponsor M Clay ton G Swanson E Cooper R Gould B Hoehnelt I Grogan I Dolph I Thomas G Arnold M Crothers THIRD ROW R M11 chell R Learnard C Fox B Coughlm D Fxslar D Burwell CAdams U ,0- OFFICERS M Clayton Sec Treas C Adams Pres B Roehnelt Vxce Pres Takmg the Oath 5-a.. S Z' Root SECOND ROW M McGann G Swanson E Cooper E Henderson C Armxtage D Fxslar E Staab I Murphy THIRD ROW A Zander N Adaxr B Sxbrel K Bastxan S Wlllxamson M Hawley I Hutson C Punter FOURTH ROW K Gexger S Douthn L Parr I Grogan I Sweeney R Learnard R Hess FIFTH ROW C Smgley D Zmser I Dew N Goodwm I Mariz O Delgado M Strles NOT PRESENT K Dawson C Stuart P Reynolds T e Tempes OFFICERS I Grogan assxsiant edxtor B Root Edrtor K Gelger Busmess Mnmeographrng the paper 64 ....,Q.,,.................2 WW- Q I . 5 M 4 5 ' : in 1 Q' 4 I J 2. 0 . :P o I 7 I '. . 0 f I ' V I I I . 1 -I -4 ' , . fs. I . FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Lawlis, Advisor, S. Sweeney, M. Schafer, B. Bauer, M. Iohnson, D. Gill, S. Longenbach, B. . g g I xg. FIRST ROW L Parr L Mcmnermq B Kem S Huntley SECOND ROW B Hawley 'I' Longen bach E Carr Mxss Gerber Aclvrsor THIRD ROW H Ferguson D Hcrmxlton M Mollxe G Cooper NOT PICTURED K Bcstxcn cmd I Grogan E Club Espanol Pun Amenccm Day Dmner OFFICERS B Hawley Vxce Pres 5 Huniley Pres ' I Dolph Sec Trecrs Chnetmus Fupsm mw- FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT I Adams L Rensxmer M McGann M MCI-Ienry P Sprllman E Davrs I Vxola C LeRoy K Bastran I Zrlm D Grll N Goodwm L Sarver SECOND ROW Mrs Endres Advlsor L Ordaz I Semtner K Schautelberger I Burns D Lopez C Baggs L Teeters P Rrccom O Delgado K Dawson E Thomas B Salter Mrs Kerthley Advrsor THIRD ROW C Hulm N Adaxr P Shepard F Paoln S Rost E Gray R Pruett D Lawrence S Smxth I McKeon D Newman FOUR TI-I ROW I Swanson A Koeppel S Wrlhamson B Srbrel M Hawley S Crew S Evans S Sweeney P Qualls D Beeler L Future omemakers of America 1 L, GQ., OFFICERS O Delgado presxdent E Gray secretary I Vrola treasurer Ph Rrccom vrce presxdent Fashxon Councxl meetmg at Penneys 66 or .. .5 - 'WP - 'I QL-L Sarver, Edminster.. FIFTH ROINNA. Allen, I.'I-Intson, Reaumont: D.. Smitll, Hosler, DM. Dunbar. c01wL11,'A. Stoner: A A l l I l l I gl y j ' Q , Q' ' s 1 ' ' ' 1 K - . s ' ' Q , 5 A ' F In tt I I - 1 I ' K ' 1 - ,W 'X owling Club E SECOND ROW S Smrth S Mamce C Boggs D Dolbm M Schubert I Manz C Ladd THIRD ROW N Augustme B Rankm Z il-Ircfonr E Lumpp L Teeters S Harvey I Hlgh I Henson FOURTH ROW S Longenbach B Echterhnq N Crosman L Level urn S Host A ' '5,iQ?ATWmrN- A I FIRST HOW, L. TO RA.: S. Swanson, I. Viola, K. Bastian, C. LeRoy, M. Hammer, A. Beaumont, N. Nash, Barb Brusseau, Advisor I lbrary Club gk '? Q V? FIRST ROW C Punter A Beaumont N Goodwm M McCann K Gexqer SECOND ROW I Dolph S Wxlhamaon K Bcslxcn S Longenbach G Cooper I Grogan Nr 1-uv f W' 1' I . .fit Z - ' M U .no - FIRST HOW: K. Dawson, N. Coay, S. Dehart, N. Augustine. SECOND ROW: L. Parr. M, Clayton, I. Bceler, Mrs, McMullen Library Secretary, B. Parker, Junior Red Cross Council nl. Sequence JEAN ZINSEH Edliol' IOHN SEAVER Business Manager GLORIA COOPER ASSISYUHY 551101 CAROL SWITZER Assxstcnt Photographer IUDY WEITZ AssxstcmtEd1tor 'li-101 e I 1 ' 7 0 NOLA KING ,Q q em..-,,, ,,,...,.,.q BILL ROEHNELT MARGARET ECHTERLING MARY IOHNSON Sequence Staff IANE GREEN SANDY SMITH und DONNA LAWRENCE MARGALEE MEANS IUDY IONES RALPH LEARNARD MARILEE STILES MARCIA CLAYTON BARB BAUER 7 S' H 2 ' I . I -- 'i 'x ,r I W My , I I Ewa ,A ,fu ,T-t' J' I , , 1 Ban What would a football game be w1thout a band? Not much were sure youll agree The members work long hard but enjoyable hours preparrng for games and concerts they work even longer and harder on the PIECES they use to w1n each year at contest t1me Our f1ne band 1S a great asset to our school sp1r1t and an organ1zat1on of wh1ch we are proud Melod1ous vorces plus a lot of hard work plus a capable d1rector adds up to the Chllll Hrgh student chorus These songsters harmonxze for reasons other than pure pleasure They s1ng for assembl1es con certs and at gracluahon Our chorus can be depended upon to bnng home top honors anyt1me Students who are outstandmg 1n dramatrc pro ductlons here at school are extended the prrvxlege of bemg 1n1t1ated 1nto Masque and Gavel Cand1dates for membersh1p are voted upon by the members themselves Th1s organ1zat1on s 1mpress1ve 1n1t1at1on ceremony makes 1t well worth the effort of the upper classmen to belong C Club 1S an organ1zat1on for the athlet1c lettermen and the cheerleaders Th1S year the C Club helped pay much of the cost of the cheerleaders new un1forms The members of the C Club and therr sponsors Mr Taylor and Mr Lober are pledged to the promotxon of good sportsmanshtp among the student body The Tempest IS our b1 monthly school news paper The staff members fmd and wnte stones about school GCl1VllleS class news assembhes fash1o'1s gossxp and sports Th1s year a new feature was mtro duced entrtled About Those Sen1ors Th1S column gxves b1ograph1cal thumbna1l sketches of the sentars We hope 1t w1ll cont1nue next year as a regular feature To promote fr1endsh1p w1th and understand1ng of the Span1shspeak1ng countnes of our world 1S the a1m of El Club Espanol and 1lS advrsor M1ss Gerber The club s colorful Spanrsh Chr1stmas party IS a yearly event cltrnaxed by the breaklng of the prnata a large conta1ner hang1ng from the ce1l1ng and frlled w1th candy and small toys One of the most act1ve organxzatlons we ha I9 here at school IS the Future Homemakers of Amerlca It IS composed of g1rls from the home eco-1om1cs department who are mterested 1n becommg oetter c1t1 ens of tomorrow The club undertakes many oro jects in co operatlon w1th therr homemak1ng classes 1nclud1ng the stuffmg and dress1ng of dolls to send overseas Bowhng rs a frne sport and for the g1rls who l1ke 1t there as a club wh1ch meets weekly at the D1ne and Bowl Mrs Brusseau the advrsor and her g1rls spend many enjoyable hours 1mprov1ng therr sk1l1 and just plarn havmg fun To run a hbrary w1th as many customers as ours student staff d1spatches books w1th speed and ease The1r many dUl1eS 1nclude shelvrng f1l1ng cata logu ng stamp1ng keepjng the books 1n good repa1r and ass1st1ng 1n flndlng research mater1al Iunlor Red Cross IS a natlonal organ1zat1on de voted to mterestmg young people 1n becomrng fam1l lar w1th the work of the Amencan Red Cross Th1s year the g1rls made httle monkey dolls to grve to a chtldren s home They also provrded the Chrrstmas program for one of our local 1nst1tut1ons Dear to the heart of every sen1or 15 the Sequence It IS our contr1but1on to the wonderful memorles of h1gh school You can leaf through 1lS pages 1n the comrng years and remember th1s dance that class the b1g game or the Homecomxng float on Wh1Ch you worked so hard It represents a lot of work by 1lS staff and a lot of remembrances by xts readers So heres to the Sequence Its staff may change each year but never 1ts rdeals For that matter what would a football game be wxthout a football? ' i ' . . . I I . D I I I ' . Q ll takes a competent and efficient staff. Mrs. McMullen's u u . . . . I . l - , I D , ' ' ll ll I ' ' I - . 1 ' I C iv ti i I Queen Candidates 'T wr' ,pe JANE GREEN SENIOR 'T bm 33' if A a4 f -' Vw BONNIE WEAVER, TUNIOR KAY WEBB FPESHMAN MARY RAMOS, SOPHOMORE omecoming Parade 1' . W- ,V 13 1 . x , , - V,- , .- 3'1 , fir: CHILL! SNARE5 VICTORY Sophomores Fxrst Plcxce Iumors Second Place '. 21248 Lp VHS Semors Freshmen :df Q14-vom ,u.lLZ'E Qia- Alumm Queens ww it 3- 4 K? Si!!! aiu? 5i 75 A 'W' 'W ' ' n, . , Z Wai. . A .. - 'ir' ' ' V .ff 1 Y : w 'H , . , . 3 M- 4 . ' ' la Q e 4 'K 1- V V. KM? -,A f e 'lfese ' . X - 9- 6 . ai' - ..w... K. s ix A I F Q, -I ' f Hi! A have - -7, , ,fff ,-,,h '. ' R ,, N, .,r,. Y., VJ. N , , A 4 - . ,Q i f 'jkvff' ,qi L .4 V' tif., A - ., 4 ' ., gfl. , A if M-13,9-.0-M - ' 1, 1 V' ' f , ' 121 '-u V , .W W..,,.,, .. V lr. K :Q , we -0 K G L W ,, H '5.'fH G- . Q ' e F if .z.ff'.- f'f1 ' 4 G f f, .ay mmf 0 - , , . 'IE' 1 -, . v ' .z , L J - A, . H 'V .A , . . in Home Remember October 23? That was Ch1ll1 I-hgh s Hornecomrng Exc1tement ran hlgh beforehand Thursday mght was the snake dance when led by the cheerleaders carrymg flammg torches we ran from school to the center of town and held a short but notsy pep rally then back to school to the bonftre w1th speeches by Coach Taylor and some of the team Frlday afternoon brought a cl1max to the hard work on our floats The Hornecomrnq parade was complete to horses bands and floats The sophs won the float competltlon w1th the jumors a close second Later 1n the afternoon our Gray Ghosts swamped Dunlap 32 0 C0fl1ll'Ig That evenmg at the dance lane Green semor candl date was crowned queen Ralph Learnard was her lang The attendants and then kmqs were Kay Webb and Ixm Dolph Mary Ramos and Pete Lopez and Bonme Weaver and Ed Cooper We danced to the dreamy mus1c of Moe Harveys Muslcal FIVE untxl one oclock when hke Cmderellas our ball and Hornecommg came to an all tOO'SW1ff end The Dance Floor Moe Harvey's Musical Five Alumm Room The King and Queen Dance Importance THE CHARACTERS IOHN WORTHINC ALCERNON MONCRIEFF REV CHASUBLE They dont seem to notxce us at all Couldnt you cough? XIERRINIAN fButlerj LANIE Ckfianservantj I 'XDX BIIACKNELI CELILX CARDEW Cjohn Worthmgs wardU 'XII99 PRISM CCec1Iys gowerneesj Directed By Nhrmm Trulm MUSICAL SELECTIONS Ive now reczhzed for the hrst txme m my lde the vxtcl Importance of Being Earnest PRESENTED BY THE IUNIOH CLASS Iohn Grogan Ball Boyer Henry LeGauZt Ed Cooper Eugene Staab Pat Nesmrth bandra Pierce Barbara Root PI KNO SOLO Sandra Payne ACLORDIAN SOLO Jean Vwla N OCAL SOI O Sandra Pzerce of Bemg Earnest PIANO SOLO Ray Radley I was told you expecied me xn ihe vestry dear Canon 'Would You like G Pwgmmw' 78 A CWENDOLEN FAIRFAX Cher daughterj ....... Glenna Arrwld I Remember Mama PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS KATRIN NI AVA PAPA D-XCNIAR CHRISTINIE Nir HYDE NELS AUNT TRIVA AUINT SICRID AUNT IENINY UNICLE CHRIS A WOMAN Dr JOHNSONJ ARNIE A NURSE ANOTHER NURSE SODA CLERK MADELINE DOROTHY FLORENCE DANA MOORHEAD BELL BOY SCRUBWOMAN Glorza Cooper Manlee Stzles fack Sweeney Barbara Bauer lane Green Ralph Learnard Lonme Parr Judy jones Nola Kang I dy Wertz john Seazaer Pat Reynolds Charles Adams Gordon Claycomb Janet Tucker Carol Swrtzer Ed Pruett Pat Wzllzarns Margaret Echterlmg Sandra Smzth Ball Roehnelt Pat Prather DIRECTED BY VERNA HFATTTP Trumpet Solo Dale McKown Ma,-lmba Solo Carol Switzer He used to read a Iot to us rn the evemngs 75515 Q. What I dont reahze' That I am dymg Why else do I thrnk you stand there watchmg me? MISS Mooreheddq TSISQYGUI' 'They ve operated' They ve got hrm m Plaster oi Pans 79 A' Y -----h-----------------------------A u - Mr. THORKELSON ............................... luar Dolph y ------------------------------ v K Iliff' ------------------------------. ' f ---------------- v..f Q' H -------------------------------------- I' 4 A Y A ,, , , I . ? . F H A Girls mock G womens dub meetmg The Smythes presented an enjoyable program topped off when thexr pxanos played themselves Assemblies C H S s own Tune Tumblers brmq down the house wxth real country style musxc Chxllxcothes own Blg Four gwe a pre contest program for our students The F H A guls made the flags the socxal studios class d h es eacnbe' em Val Lauder former teen columnist for the Chxcago Daxly News gxves an up to-date and hxghly enjoyable talk 80 l A L - . The senxors qathered a sampltnq ol class talent and pre sented tt to the students Q Harry Hxrschowrtz and Leo Webb Pmg pong champs gxve ar amazmg exhtbrtron of skxll If these Masque and Gavel members look bored theyre lust rn character for therr Dragnet skrt The Alle-ns brmq behrnd the scenes sound effects mto our Russ1anborn Leo Lama tells us of hrs mtervrews gym Now we know the Lone Rangers IS only a splxt rub wlth Hrtler Stahn and others ber ball 2 2- . lg sf- s t 1 I ontes .. '1 ' cv E7 k, .ACCOMPANISTS NANCY CROSMAN GLORIA COOPER SANDY PAYNE PAT WERCKLE KAY WEBB BARB ROOT IANET TUCKER MARGARET ECHTERLING -v-H-fn-we-..x MARY IO CASE GLORIA COOPER SANDY PIERCE Bcxton 2nd dlst Plano 2nd dxst Vocal lst dxst 2nd stcxte -11- IOHN GROGAN Vocal lst dxst 3rd State Contest BARBARA KENT Baton Drum Vocal 21-ld dlgf 2nd dxst 2nd dxst NANCY GOODWIN CAROL BAGGS BRASS QUARTETTE KAY GEIGER Mlke Shers Bob Parr Anne Green Chuck Armxtage Clarmet 2nd dlst Znd dlst afao ff cz V F ' . X 4... 2 li ,Lai 1, 'L .. A1Q' CJCAA ' ' A - ' ' ' if g-N Contes GENE MADDOX IUNE MARTZ DON DUCKWORTH SHARON MATTICE Saxophone Clarinet Saxophone French Horn lst dist. lst dist. 2nd dist. lst dist. Ist State Ist Stcxte ff tx, IEAN ZINSER Oboe Trumpet Duet lst dist. TmmP9t Due! FRANK STURM DALE MCKOWN 2nd dist- lst d1st. 84 lst State PAT WERCKLE. NANCY NASH 1S! SIGN? RALPH LEARNARD Sousaphone lst dist. Contest KAY GEIGER MARGE CROTHERS JOHN GROGAN Bassoon Trombone Sousaphone 2nd dist. Znd dist. lst dist. B. Rankin, I- Zilmr F- Radley. P. Shephard I. Tucker, S. Mattice, N. King, G. Cooper Clarinet Quartette - 2nd Dist. French Horn Quartette - lst Dist, - 2nd State Contes IANE GREEN Saxophone 2nd dist. GLORIA COOPER DICK FISLAR CAROL SWITZER French Horn Saxophone Mcrrimbcx 2nd dist. 2nd dist- 2nd dist. G'- N X 1 15 v G9 N, -Ji 2 H WOODWIND TRIO SAXOPHONE OUARTETTE Nancy Crosman, lim Zinser, Iecm Zinser Don Duckworth, Kdywin McConkey, Gene Maddox, Icme Green 151 District 151 S1519 lst District - lst State 86 tj l'gl lg Q W in E v Y Q Q px -Q f R , 5 l Q ' xv' 3 1' :L Q. .,.'- ' Q Nur, .. fy 5 J 0 K N, AN ,Q , 4-' N.. , s A' ' A Kung and Queen Y X. - x .. .sm N , x. X U C7 J X s Q Q we-fr. f. ' '54 ws 'Ng I . , K 1 ws s,wQ.,,,,-W -,f W1 N :xx F ' y gg. . , x Q L: ' ' ,. A ' 1, Tb , x . ' M ' ,Z fl! W! ,W - X A, 9 ,, ri . Neptune S Junior Senior Prom Court gtg! X , A fb.. O Neptune s Quests 'S Q Oo 5 L J 1 ia gn Q0 x wwf 0 Nfptunf S Vuesls O o ...al 0 ' 0 0 Neptune 5 Guests A V151-ii 0 VW' 1--Q Q 1 , , 4 5 r I . 5 , I 2 V 0 E., V4 z 'Oi' ' .-111 f '-Q A , Q, ' 1 K 1 513 Wifi V Xx ff. Q4 , 5 , V V , X q ' Q . - , A 5 . N. ' f 1 ,L .55 ' kai' 'Q' V wifvffm if . W: 1- , A . 4 . 4 Q , ,M L M xggffafl , f' iii -if 4 1 f L' y ..,, ' -w , ,N ,A f m f , .A , ' 53, M. If If 'Q M 5, . .v X ' , ' 1' 2 ,k..',M,,-, , I n ,, 7,,iw,,f'f'2:,V-gg. Zrfuiv 'ww 3 , 5 - Q ' .1 7 f- , -. H- 51,1 .5-, 'yu' ,- gy, z, ,Y W . ' ' xi? ,f rm ' fs -1- ' f f 44 -1-w,35'5gf'x-f4--.- yy- , f-ww. '- 53, 1 -Ui f R , . f 1 N, 4 V. -rw Zi. A X - sg2'fff.i. ' - ' Iumors frrst place Beverly Mxller capt Girls Class Tournament One of our most excxtrng tradttmons IS the GlIlS Class Tournament sponsored annually by the G1r1s Athletrc Asso 1at1on Th1s year as every year there were tour games two the frrst mqht and two the second In Thursday nlght s opener the sophomore Levl Luples ably coached by Mr McNamara and led by Co captams Iudy Henson and Lynn Level handrly downed the freshmen whose coach and captam were respectlvely Mr Allan and Nancy Goodwm Sophomores second place Iudy Henson Lynn Level co Capt 'tx my -A ---' 4 'X v 49 mmf Semors thxrd place Ianet Tucker cap! Girls Class Tournament The nlghtcap was a v1ctor1ous upset for the juruors who coached by Mr Flerrung and captalned by Beverly M1ller whrpped the senlors 50 37 d9Sp1te the best efforts of Coach Taylor and Capta1n Ianet Tucker The followmq nlght the senlors after some phenomenal 4th quarter shoot1ng by Theva McLaughl1n captured thrrd place by beatmg the freshmen 35 98 In the fmal game the 1un1ors under the tutelage of Mr Scott won the champlonshlp by trounclng the sophomores 42 17 Freshmen fourth place Nancy Goodwm Capt ...anagqj Football At the begmnlng of the 1953 football season Coach Taylor expected to have a year of rebu1ld1ng However contrary to early season dope the boys played another season of very lmpressrve football In the seasons opener the Ghosts met Prmce v1lle The boys showed no slgn of frrst game jltters as they defeated the Prrnces 13 7 The Ghosts ftrst home game was played w1th ftrst year Lrmestone who though somewhat 1nex perrenced showed good teamwork Our boys how ever wtth the help of B111 Boyer s ftne punt return downed the Rockets 7 6 Ch1ll1 entered the 1l11o race wrth Eureka s Green Hornets In th1s game the Greys showed much better form and teamwork as they came out on top 14 7 Always powerful Farmmgton was the Ghosts next foe Therr huge hne and fme backfreld were the lnstruments which provtded for Ch11l1s fxrst defeat Though the Ghosts play sharpened as the game went on the Farmers blanketed them 210 A perhaps shghtly over confrdent Ch1ll1 team next played host to Metamora The Redbrrds took advantage of the Ghosts laxrty and crrpphng penal t1es by scormg three trmes rn the flrst quarter to the mad but even though they outclassed the1r oppo nents and scored twrce wh1le blanklng Metamora the damage was done Ch1ll1 lost a heartbreaker 20 19 It was happy hauntmg for the Ghosts m thetr homecom1ng wrth Dunlap Quarterback Adams got the f1rst tally early rn the game whrch was followed shortly w1th another by hm Peters There was no scormg rn the second perrod and the score stood 13 O at the half In the thlrd quarter Frank Sturm and Lee Grxswold each scored rarstng Chxllrs polnts to 26 Adams got the frnal touchdown rn the last quarter as our boys swamped the Eagles 320 Mortons homecom1ng was shghtly sporled by Ch1ll1 s ptgskvn 1nvas1on The Ghosts had llttle trouble ln a well played v1ctory over the Potters 19 13 The Ghosts next game was a thnller wrth Tre mont Ch1ll1 at one tlme led 20 6 but the Turks fought back to a 2019 score Then late rn the game Tre monts Lucas crossed the goal but the tally was declared rllegal because he had dropped the ball before he had carrled 1t over the l1ne The score remamed 2019 as the game ended In the season s last game the Grey Ghosts made short work of the Washlngton Panthers w1nn1ng 206 All Star Frenchte Legault scored all three touchdowns rn the game that marked the end of seven valuable semors hrgh school football careers The team wtll mrss the servlces of Chuck Adams Imp Learnard lack Sweeney Frank Sturm D1ck Sturgeon and Gale Martm Basketball The 1953 54 Ch1ll1 basketball team had tts ups and downs but everyone wlll agree that the boys showed flne play and sp1r1t throughout the season In the opener a powerful Brxmfleld surprrsed the Ghosts defeattng them 4728 Farmlngton the next foe dtd 11keW1Se After two defeats the Ghosts began to roll They downed Morton and Dunlap succes slvely the latter be1ng the frrst game of the 11110 Tour ney In the second game Ch1ll1 came up against Farmmgton and suffered the same consequence as ln the f1ISI Farmmgton contest loslng 62 39 The next game wtth Pr1ncev1lle was one of those tough 'mes the Ghosts runnmg out on the short end 53 51 That was followed w1th a defeat at the hands of Wyoming The Ch1ll1 boys next broke 1nto the Wm column wtth a v1ctory over Henry 1n a game that wtll long be remembered The Ghosts won the thrxller 52 50 Power house WGSh111glOH was the opponent IH the next t1lt and though Ch1ll1 held the1r own for the ftrst half the brtlllant Panthers came out on top 58 35 Happy days were here agam ln the next three contests as the team racked up wrns over Mld County and Eureka and upset Farmmgton ln the game that counted Two more losses mfhcted by Metamora and Wyommg were the fmal downfalls before the Ghosts btg drrves The next seven games were vtctones for the boys as they downed Dunlap Pr1ncev1lle Eureka Mrd County Tremont Dunlap agam and Henry The Ghosts mrght have been over confldent 1n the1r next ttlt wxth Morton as they were defeated 60 49 The regular season ended wtth a not surprxstng defeat by Wash1ngton 66 44 In the f1rst contest the Ghosts marvelous Splfll and drlve 1n a hard fought rugged game wlth Spaldrng was another of those heartbreakers When the flnal horn sounded the score Spaldlng 65 Chllll 60 The flnal totals were 13 wms to ll losses rn another successful Ch1ll1 season Ghosts' one. In the second half Chilli was fighting ' ' - n A ' ' ' . . 5 . - - I t 1 , ' A I .. I ' . . 6 Track The Ch1ll1 track team as usual made a frne showmg durmg the 1954 season Coach George Taylor who has a habrt of turnrng out fme teams made thrs year no exceptron In the opener the Ghosts faced powerful Wood ruff and though our boys copped as many frrst places as the Warrlors they came out on the short end of the score because of the ab1l1ty of Woodruff to gather more second and thrrd places than Ch1ll1 The frrst home meet was w1th East Peona Ch1ll1 took s1x frrsts Flslar 1n the mrle Roehnelt rn drscus and shot Cook 1n the hrgh lump Peters rn the 440 and Boyer a t1e ln the low hurdles The East Peona boys however scored even more and handed Ch1ll1 thexr second defeat Ch1ll1 routed L1mestone ln therr f1rst w1n of the At the Geneseo Relays the Ghosts drd well placxng fourth beyond brg guns Prrnceton Rock Falls and Monmouth B111 Roehnelt took the only frrst ln the drscus The Ghosts as expected ran away w1th the Galva Relays They rolled up 9812 polnts nearly trlp Img second place Galva s score of 33 Va Indtvrdual poxnt wvnners were Roehnelt Boyer Cook Burwell Frslar Duckworth and Freeman Seven relay teams also added to Ch1l11S pornts The Ghosts came up agamst powerful oppos1t1on 1n the Normal Relays but they managed to chalk up enough pomts for a frfth place In the next contest Ch1ll1 won therr seventh Ill1o Charrpronshrp track tltle rn the erght years of the conference s exrstence In the Delevan Track Carnrval Ch1ll1 scored seven pa nts but fmrshed out of the runnmg Peona Central took the meet Thls years d1str1ct meet saw one Ch1ll1 man t1e rn the drscus Every year the Geneseo Nlght Relays are held the same day as the state meet A boy who qualrfres for state may not partrcrpate at Geneseo In th1s the last meet of the season Ch1ll1 took s1xth place Baseball The 4 and 6 record of thrs years Ch1ll1 I-hgh baseball team doesnt tell the whole story The team ran 1nto some bad luck but also had tts moments of glory and showed f1ne team work throughout the season The season started out well as Ch1ll1 took an easy w1n over Pr1ncev1lle ln the openmg game and a slxghtly harder vlctorv over Morton rn the second Then rn a low scorrng game w1th Washmgton the team was handed 1ts frrst loss The next game played agamst Tremont was a runaway for the Ch1ll1 boys but was to be the last vrctory for qurte some t1me The Dunlap Eagles surprrsed the Ghosts ln the next contest dowmng them 10 7 Then the Prmcevxlle mne came out for revenge when they met Ch1ll1 for a return match The Ghosts were held to frve h1ts and defeated B 2 A three run erghth rnmng provtded the margrn of v1ctory as the Metamora Redb1rds trrmmed the Ghosts 7 4 rn an Illro contest Wrth only two more ahead of them Ch1ll1 came close to a vrctory over Wyommg but the fmal score stood 3 2 tn favor of the Indrans In the next game the Ghosts held Farmmgton down to a three run score but Farmmgton wouldnt let the Ch1ll1 runners cross the plate so the nlnth and next to last game ended rn another defeat When the Ghosts met Eureka for the fmal game of the season they were determrned to f1n1sh w1th a w1n Determtnatron and team work carrred them through to beat the Green Hornets 4 0 So at the end of the season the record stood four and s1x The team w1ll lose three senror regulars thrs year The hne play of Bob Coughhn lack Sweeney and Chuck Adams w1ll be greatly mtssed next season 9 . . I I I I If ' ' - . . . .1 . . ' . 1 1 - . I - I J Y . I - KP i4 . . I . I - Season Twenty points separated the two teams qualify for the state. Pinky Roehnelt took a first place IVAR DoLPH Mgr WALT PETERS Mgr S Sept Sept Oc Oc Oct Oct Oct Nov S Nov 13 Chllll Chllll Ch11l1 Chxlh Chrlh Chtlh Chllh Ch1111 Chllh COACH TAYLOR Football Scores 1953 VARSITY IR VARSITY Pr1ncev1lle Llmestone Eureka Farmmgton Metamora Dunlap Morton Tremont Washrngton 6 Sept 19 Sept 28 O 5 Oc 12 Oc 19 Oct 26 Ch1ll1 Chxlh Ch1111 Chxlh Chllh Ch1111 Woodruff Woodruff Spaldmq Wyommg Mtd County 0 Central The Team FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT G Martm C Adams I Grogan B Boyer E Cooper H Legault R Gould B Roehnel! R Learn ard SECOND ROW Coach Taylor I Peters I Swanson F Iurkovxch L Griswold F Sturm D Sturgeon I-I Gray I Allrson I Sweeney THIRD ROW E Henderson C Fox R Bonah B Hart L Donath K Mllls I Dolph W Dew D Iones C Hellxge B Parr W Peters Coach Lober FOURTH ROW I Dolph T Lonqenbach L Hawley B Shepard C Rerfsteck I Zxnser D Gould I-I Ferguson R Peterson D Staab FIFTH ROW L Spear I Iones P Lopez T Chrlclers B Parker K McConkey I Tucker D Frxtzxnqer CHILLICOTHE HIGH SCHOOL ' ' AFTER FOm9mElTB.ALLyy Sept 25 spm oct. 16 Meuunm-57 aopnl L-I 0et.2Eurekn,780p.m Oct 23 Dunlap,730pwm, Nov 18, Wxshlngtonf! 80p.m. STUDENT S1 00 Tax Included I - oct. y 8 3, Illltluded BEFORE - '- ' 7 00 Co-Captam Co Captam Va rslty Leftermen 1953 B111 Roehnelt lack Sweeney Frank Sturm Chuck Adams Ralph Learnard Gale Martm Dxck Sturgeon B111 Boyer Henry Legault Iohn Grogan E QB HB FB Semor Semor Semor Semor Semor Semor Semor Iumor Iumor Iumor Va rslty Lettermen 1953 Irm Dolph Leroy Gnswold Iack Alhson Harley Gray Ronny Gould hm Peters Ed Cooper Chad Fox Ierry Swanson Warren Dew Freshman Iumor Iumor Iunror Iumor Sophomore Iunror Sophomore Iumor Sophomore OZ CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS Brlmizeld Farmmgton Morton Dunlap Farmmgton Wyommg Henry Washmgton M1d County Eureka Farrmngton Va rslty Won 13 Lost 11 ER CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS Jos THOMAS. Mgr Metamora Wyormng Dunlap Princevxlle Eureka Tremont Dunlap Henry Morton Washmgton Spaldmg t B 28 . . . H ' ' 47 32 . . . T 51 . . . T ' 70 58 . . . H ' 50 . . . H 41 70 . . . T 67 . . . T 40 48 . . . H ' 39 . . . T r ' 62 59 . . . ' H 51 C.H.S. T Princeville 53 59 C.H.S. T Mid-County 52 . . . T ' 65 60 . . . T 52 . . . T 50 55 . . . H 35 . . . H ' 58 63 . . . H 54 . . . H ' - 41 49 . . . T 44 . . . T' 43 44 . . . T ' 60 . . . H ' 45 60 . . . T ' -'Q ' ',5.,ai'-55454 - F K ,M E 1' 103 Va rsnty Squad U ' - ji - ,.fA 5 'iff .' A ' 'M' . ' 1: 5 'pfE5, ' fl-fiat . H 4 I 1 Q ,LY H I I . 10 f 1 A an I J A Tyla , , xx , 1 ,, 1 1. ' ' f' . ' f 3 II x U '- , t v 2 . 'Z , - , ,Q K A 7' fa f w fy 'H ,Nj . .L Q 3 , A 2 w Q 2' Jr. Varsity Squad 04 CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS D Brrmheld Farmmgton Morton Prmcevmlle Henry Washrngton Mld County Eureka Farmmgton Granvrlle Metamora 1 W eiifinv t ID 11WDe IDo1phITcke KM1 Won 18 Lost 3 CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS Q--2 X Wyornrng Dunlap Pnncevrlle Eureka M1d County Tremont Dunlap Henry Morton Washmgton HH X , 1 fs! 1 N 1 ' 1 X j 1, 22 Y 44 BB t it .M. +,,,.... R S 1 , r ' u I , , 1 -------- nf , ' an 1. . Mannerinq, F. S anfie d. , Burwe , . w. 2. I. Ramos, . . . u r, , tls. 3. D. Gould, T. Childers, P. Augustine, C. Reifsteck. 27 . . . H ' ' 39 52 . . . H ' 31 44 . . . T ' 35 43 . . . T 25 41 . . . H 27 62 . . . H ' ' 43 54 . . . T ' ' 28 61 . . . H 46 51 . . . T' 30 49 . . . T ' - 43 43 . . . H ' 34 41 . . . T 34 43 . . . H ' - 37 54 . . . H 33 57 . . . T 49 83 . . . H 31 48 . . . H ' 42 50 . . . T 32 54 . . . T ' 57 34 . . . T ' 44 43 . . . T 37 if is SWEENEY CAPTAIN PETERS COOK Va rs GRISWOLD COUGHLIN Lehennen f ROEHN ELT LEGAULT MOST VALUABLE PLAYER STUHGEON GOULD novrn 3 I' an ii ADAMS Q13 0 A' D 5 A' , M: M H!-9 fm - ',.- , , A I ' , vu ,W 1 L H , . A I N r V f V , f iw I7 J -A 1 , H e A 1 ' 7 1 r. i ' 2- ff Q: A If A E A ig' f 2, A? , i ,fwy AAA A A 1954 fgggfh OfA s, A E gf . 2 , :Z E ,A 'H 5 .A Ffa O gi gA .f,, J pi 1 ,V j w 2 . A Egki, , O M M k 1fA4 :gg in ' t 1' fb 'L L '-5 E Q 0 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Cussxe LeRoy Lynn Level Icckxe Hugh Sharon Harvey Cheerleaders Glenna Arnold, Marge Croihers, Marcia Clayton. Pct Ricconi 6 F STURM Ccptcnn D BURWELL Lettermen 1954 VARSITY RELAY QHILL f' D P B PARKER CHILL' L fl L' V D WILLIS R FISLAR ol? -I-1 'AI lilly B BOYER 011111111 B ROEHNELT L GRISWOLD 341111, W IRIONS HIL I DOLPH FROSH SOPH RELAY 10 Q 10 FIRST ROW Coach Lober W Dew C Bowman I Thomas C Reiisteck P Augustine B Coughlin SECOND ROW L Upp F Stanheld G Swanson C Adams I Sweeney I Grogan THIRD ROW F Radley R Bonati H Ferguson K Mills D Gould I Gerstner 10 6 2 10 7 Chillicothe Chillicothe Chillicothe Chillicothe Chillicothe Princeville Morton Washington Tremont Dunlap Baseball 6 2 5 4 4 2 3 O 10 4 Chillicothe Chillicothe Chillicothe Chillicothe Chillicothe Princeville Metamora Wyoming Farmington Eureka B COUGHL N 'S' xA I' 1 EENE CAPTA UPP Lettermen 1954 I HOM GHOGA Z AUGUSTINE W DEW Letfermen 1954 SWANSON C BOWMAN REIFSTECK ' ls W W 5 . P. ' j ll G. 0 4. If I 1 X ,Q 1 , X 1 . 4 c. ADAMS f 'I I VX. .Ln ll 4 ' c. ' m If Zgjfm. ! J Mffhrru OMIM 'AI WUJZX ,ai They Speak For Democracy LONNIE PARI-l MARGARET ECI-ITERLING 1 14 RALPH LEARNARD 5 I SPEAK FOR DEMOCRACY by Lonme Parr I speak for democracy Democracy permrts me to speak I speak not only from a sense of responsrbxlxty but also wrth a deep apprecratron of my herrtage and wrth the desrre to express my convrctron that democracy rs the best way of lxfe In dorng so I am exercrsmg one of the greatest of the many prrvrleges I enjoy as a cxtrzen of a democratrc country Democracy needs everyone to smg nts many praises It grows as the vorces of great and small join and swell mto the mrghty vorce of democracy the volce of Amenca Thrs chorus must expand and car ry It must refuse to be drowned out for peoples through out the world yearn to lrsten when democracy speaks Democracy speaks through 1ts accomplxshments One of the greatest of these rs the raprd growth of our democratrc country and rts rrse to a posxtron of leadershrp among t natrons of the world Amenca dxdnt 1ust happen It was burlt Burlt through the trreless efforts and the great soc nfrces of stalwart people people wrth a farth rn the future and a dream rn therr hearts They had the courage to begm and the perseverance to contrnue overcommg ob stacle after obstacle We ohvrously have not solved all of our problems But through the competent leadershtp of such great men as Benyamm Franklm Abraham Lrncoln and Theodore Roosevelt we have come a long way to ward perfectmg a democratxc way of lrfe Our hrstory books relate the stones of many heroes of democracy They mentron the great orators Henry Clay Patnck Henry and Danrel Webster They do not tell of the greatest orators of all however the common people These people spread democratrc rdeas by talkrng rn the streets In therr homes and rn the schools Hrstorres often extoll great wrrters such as Harrret Beecher Stowe and Thomas Parne who spread democracy through the work of therr pens They do not emphasrze the greatest wrrters of all trme the wrrters of newspapers Newspapers reach everywhere A democratrc natron rs composed of people who not only have diverse optnxons and demand the rrght to express them but lrsten to the opmrons of others Many people dont jorn these drscussronand oprnron buxldmg sessrons wrth the newspaper They dont read They cant drs cuss They are content to enloy the prwrleges whrch a cltrzen of a democratrc natron enjoys wrthout takmg on the responsrbxlrttes Thxs rs a grave danger to the con tmued growth of our democratrc way of hfe What are you dorng to offset thrs danger? You who belreve rn the democratrc phrlosophy of lrfe must be ever alert to those forces whrch seek to destroy the very freedoms behtnd whrch they hxde Democracy has worked m our country and we shall contmue to make rt work Government of the people by the people and for the people not only shall not perrsh from the earth but shall xnfluence the peoples of the world to lrve together rn understandrng and peace Democracy speaks for rtself Look about you Observe the free churches the pubhc schools the auto mobrles and the happy people Truly democracy speaks for you and for me let us speak for democracy I V h I - I ' .p l . 1 1 I I ' - 5 . . .I I - . . ' Y xi ' - ' - - We stand here before you, Chilli High Our hearts beating for you, Chun High In each fray or bout We 11 help you out For you we ll do or die Ch11l1 High Forgetting never Ch1111 High hilli Loyalt , We're true forever, hull: Loyalty If you flqht flghi hght aj- You 11 come out all nqht sry - dr' Symbol of youth Memones gone by Gray and Maroon Forever flymg h1gh hxqh h1gh In these years and after, Ch1111 Hxgh Our tears and our laughter, Ch1111 Hlgh lr I i 0 li 4 ' . f r hh v f' -.Q uoin i . 1 I - 2 X :AI is .JV Yea,Chi11iHigh! Q ,x .1 , . o o 5 As our lusty calls Echo through the halls Of dear Chxlh H1gh So Ch1l11 hght to keep That ball Your famed trcrdrtxons Never fall And when we are gone Others curry on We re one for all' hllll 0 aty 5 1 I few, 'F -Y ' A 1, em W' I - V 5 f i , 1 if A MCLAUG!-IUNN q am. ...,..,, .., , .,-. s,Q .,- R Aw fm, X .4 ,,.,,,, u' V 1 1 s W jam t .wwf .ujnfi if :Aft w ', 1 - 12-,..-M. 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WHA 'A N' O 9 9 lui :Lv U 0 ' F?. , 1 M,5?,..., . dfifw I W Q' S' X In N Senior Awards BARBARA BAUER Vuledrctonan P T A Award Gxrls State 1958 4 1' MARGARET ECHTERLING Salutatonarx P T A Award Commerce Award lx IEAN ZINSER 22 Anon Award GORDON CLAYCOMB Scxence Award ' - f .L v 753 N H THEVA MCLAUGHLIN Babe Ruth Award MARCIA CLAYTON D A R Award '64 iw' ' , , I U x '07 x a QTY RALPH LEARNARD Boys State 1953 'x , 1 t K X si X BILL ROEHNELT Babe Ruth Award Pat Mooney Award CHARLES ADAMS Krwanls Award Amerrcan Leqron Award Boys State 1953 Us-I gummy. 123 September, IQ53 N sm.. fe WFNBLY E OPENS fl-looL Qt? TA LMT '51 an CQ 9 Iii 2 TH 'Z ELECTIO C Lass OFFILERS fl' VARS I 'ry CHEERQAQEI ELEc1ED Y be TUE Fmrr F B GAME Pkmgfvluj ASSENBU Sobmvn PMNIIT Sf ff SAT FIRSI' rkom faph C-A M C Woodruff E INDWID Cf-A55 'Parr 1255 TAKEN mu il K 124 FIRST HOME GAME Jr VAKS CHEERLEADERS ELECTED 5 6 6 of' 3 MON TR VAR5' A Z HERE VUE-.2 Awe? .. Q Q V TUE HOTTEST O RECORDED :avr gm gmc 905 AX 21 Aus-. . Q . 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X. . . fr I feel that I have had a real pr1v1lege as ed1tor of the 54 Sequence I have seen a well co ordmated staff work wrth pat1ence and cooperatlon to put th1s book together I have seen rndrvrduals take t1me out once a week to do therr part toward attamrng the goal a yearbook that our school could be proud of one that would hve up to the hrgh standards set by classes before us It IS my purpose here to g1ve credrt where credrt IS due to the hard workrng members of the 54 staff Once a week on Thursday nrghts the yearbook crew assembled rn the brology laboratory at 7 00 p m sharp fsome a l1ttle sharper than othersl The f1rst thmg to be done was to assemble the necessary equ1pment rubber cement brushes rulers sc1ssors cardboard pages etc Plnky Roehnelt and Impy Learnard the only two boys on the productron staff were the offrctal typewnter carners and usually spent the frrst frfteen mrnutes of every meetrng lug gmg the machrnes up from the typmg room Then work began 1n earnest Barb and Margaret usually settled at the typewr1ters and began typrng up the wnte ups and endless l1sts of names a 1ob well done whrch really kept them occupred Donna was responsrble for the prctures 1n the faculty grads and undergrads sectron Thrs requrred sortmg rnto classes alphabetrzrng namrng and gatherrng of mformatron from teachers and sen1ors Carol helped Donna when the deadlme drew near and was also rrght hand man to Mr Parv1n on hrs rcture tak1n ex ed1t1ons whose skrll at many drfferent jobs made them as rmportant as the specralrsts An example of a specrahst was lane who must have dreamed mghts about paper cutters because 1t seemed that she never stopped Sl1C1ng prctures Once rn a wh1le a prcture got cut crooked or to the wrong drmensrons but lane always felt so bad about rt we had to for grve her I bel1eve we were unusually lucky rn the absence of drastrc mlstakes th1s year Sandy w1ll always be able to g1ve advrce on usmg rubber cement Nobody else on the staff ever became qulte as adept as she was w1th a glue brush though several tr1ed therr hand at 1t ludy lones rs now an expert on w11ls prophesles and the 11ke and could probably name every mem ber of the Class of 54 n one m1nute flat She and her thoughtful staff systematlcally Csupposedlyl ran through the names of everyone 1n the class and dreamed up the rdeas for pages 34 through 37 Nola was a partner to the crrme and has to take part of the blame for 1t bes1des bemg a salesman on the busrness staff Impy had a hard t1me settlmg down to any one job so he ended up ploddmg softly back and forth rn hrs bare feet from help1ng ludy wrth the w1ll to wntmg up sports summar1es for Prnky Plnky was our sports ed1tor and had to frgure out a way to 11st scores before the games were played He fvnally settled for blank spaces to be frlled m and h s headaches were many Probably one of the hardest workers on the staff was assrstant ed1tor Glorra who besrdes selllng a good many books put pract1cally the entrre clubs sectron together The other assrstant ed1tor who worked as hard was Iudy Wertz Probably her drz z1est sessxons were those whrle semor play practrce was gorng on Ill never know how she made 1t back and forth so often rn one nlght and strll accomplrshed so much Margrlee was one of those people who are al ways there when there s a 1ob to be done She sold books on the busrness staff and pasted mamly at meetmgs Marcra was snapshot ed1tor and wrth Sandys help put together the pages rn our Snapshot Album You may thtnk 1t s easy to thmk up brrght new cap t1ons for those PICIUISS but just try rt sometrme Marcra knows It was almost lmpossrble to keep Mary busy for long Her trademark was an rnk smudged nose fshe drew the letters for the sports sectronl At least twrce an evenrng she would perch on a table and query What ll I do now? We found thrngs for her and she d1d them Then she would be back agam for more Mar1lee was an outsrde worker and one of the most necessary She gets credrt for the excellent wrrte ups on the classes g1rls tournaments and talent we would have been lost Iohn was our busrness manager and 1t 1S doubt ful that any yearbook every had a better one He sold our yearbooks and kept all our books for us a job that few people could do well or even care to try Then there was patrent long suffenng Mr Par vm the man wrth the camera who had to put up wrth our rdrosyncrasres once a week Bes1des these regu lar sessrons he often kept the lrght burnmg at school far mto the nrght as he developed prctures He kept no regular hours rf somethmg had to be done he d1d rt whatever the trme of day He took nearly every one of the pictures rn our book And there are always the unsung heroes of any undertak1ng Gordre Claycomb IS a good example tthey sayl He came to about half the meetmgs and d1d a good deal of work on the sports before hrs yob lnterfered There were others lrke Gordre who never actually got on the staff but were a defrnrte help towards complet1on of the book And now I want to say thank you to everyone Thank you to the staff members for puttrng out th1s book thanks to Mr Parvm for keepmg us gomg thanks to you for buyrng th1s book We are proud to nave produced the Sequence for 1954 we hope you are as proud to own rt lean Zlnser Edrtor WALSWORTH 140 IIUTH . 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