J D Darnall High School - Sphinx Yearbook (Geneseo, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1959 volume:

9 9 SPHINX VOLUME 43 A 4 Issued by the Senior Class of GENESEO HIGH SCHOOL Geneseo Illmols 'I 5 .UN rt 731- A 1 7 - W :aw fab ' qu 1 Here' Here Here' Here Fond GHS, OUR ALMA MATER s to Alma Mater, S to GHS, S to her members, noted far and wtdeg S to her colors, the green and the white mem'rleS of our high School, Rah! Rah! GHS, Rah! Rah! We will pledge to thee where'e'er we be For good old GHS. Oskee-wow-wow! Oskee-wow-wow! For GHS. Skmnee-wow-wowl Skmnee-wow-wowl For GHS. Here S to you, Here'S to you, Here' Here Here Here Here' Fond GHS, S to GHS. Rah! Rah! Rah! S to Alma Mater, S to GHSQ S to her members, noted far and wldeg S to her colors, the green and the white mem'rieS of our high School, Rah! Rah! GHS, Rah! Rah! We wlll pledge to thee where'e're we be For good old GHS. 2 Through the doors of learning OUR AL MA MATER 75, 3 FGREWQRD btutlentw of CJe11c,seu Illgh Sthoel let euh pmt, ot the UML? Sphmx ht L1 re111111tIt1 ot TL hehehts IC,LL1XL,LiLlUI'11'lgIhLfOII111llXL te ll S etxeur hves Re111c,mherthe khowletigt unmet Wlll help Vou to gwe your best tothe WOIILI 111 the future As xou tuxh the pages of th1s t11111u.1l he remmdeti of the sp1r1t that 15 W1th111 eaeh et xou there when vou heed 1t, LOfNfOI'Ill12I md tneourag1m1 The Izthtor 1 i x A' Q N x 'lk' x I V ' , x xi ' 2- K x Q 1 1- Lv I 1' x ' x ' l x ' Q x 5 X.. A' ' 3 N H. ,V 3 I X L I ' I JL 'A' ,if ' l xx-. x ' A x x 1 x Liz ' m through teachers, friendships, and activities I H H 1 :1 uk' x - H . H ' ' ' f, 3 1 ' 1 1 f 1 if , , 1 x u x ' j ' A u ' I ' --- W 1 i l gg DEDICATIQN lt lS to Mrs Vlrglma McCorm1ck that we thls class of 1909 wlsh to dedlcate our annual For three mg us wlth helpful Ldeas for our Prom and Booster Clubs Through her enthusla sm Mrs Ma,Corm1ck has sttmulated interest Ln llvely dlscusslons m health class and LH good sportsmanshlp Ln girls gym The boys too have beneflted from her pep and energy whlle learnmg fundamentals of soclal danemg Cheer fulness seems to be Mrs McCorm1cK s motto whether she LS smxlmg hello or explamlng basketball rules for the Glrls Athletlc Assoclatlon By dedlcatlng thls annual to Mrs McCorm1ck we express our stncere appreclatlon and gratftude a few words of thanks for the many thmgs she has done 5 , JA M 1 'Q f J' A 1 years she gulyded and advised our class, always boost- - 1 J ' Y i 4' I i . 1 - , , ' rl Ig L- , . T I b MR REX MILLIKIN Supermtendent of Schools To Mr Mllltkm we owe double appreclatlon H served as prmclpal durmg our sophomore year always conslderate helpful and dlsplaymg hls ablllty to get along wlth both students and teachers We may not be the best but we re just as good as the best LS the motto Mr Mllllkm has contlnued to uphold whlle efflclently performmg hls dutles as Supermtendent of Schools IN APPRECIATIQN MR ORVAL PAXSON Pru1c1pa1 Af. , To Mr Paxson prmclpal of Geneseo Htgh School we glve our deepest appreclatton Hts kmdness hts gmdance to each of us concermng our future, and h1s humor will long be remembered Efforts that have made our hlgh school one of the best m the area have marked Mr Paxson's two years as prmclpal. C: 0 S., ,. . , .vi W. . . ' ' ' ' . e ' s W wg v ' I , , K D w 1 1 4 M , - H Q' - - 1 - I rv - ' ' , 3 f ' - ll Q- - A 1 . - l - :f C 'f 1 ' fi' ',.f - 7'?gLigi g f ff -S f . ' ' . 5 9 a y ! ' Q 4 . . - ln-Q amaze 'Y' M. DALE ARMSTRONG B.S. Mathematics I The mathematician has reached the highest rung on the M' ' I '. f ladder of human thought. gt 1 Q Monmouth College. WILBUR BROKAW B.S., M.S. Agriculture Agriculture is the foundation of the world. A University of Illinois. ' S I 4' xxx f ca . x MARY DEPAUW Office Secretary Competence plus a smile. RICHARD DRALLE B.S., M.F.A. Art -, 'X All nature is but art. ,VS y 'f University of Illinois, Bradley University. Nf- 1 .4 x y kts . ,ry ' Y 1 rf Wff. KEITH FOLLETT B.A., Mt. Biology, Histor , Assist. Y Q Varsity Football Coach, Basketball Coach, Assist. Varsity , Track Coach. ax ff ala'-, cHARtEs FUHR A.B., M.S. Bookkeeping, commerciai 1 ' -4 ff ' Law, General Business, Consumer Problems. W J Q 'sl Commerce for an organized world. 7 V -fe' Central College, Western Illinois State, Augustana College. if - ,Si , A, ' rg 1. V , ... ' V JEAN GILBORNE B. Ed., M.A. in L.S., M.S. LibF31'i3U The true university of these days is a collection of books. University of Illinois, Illinois State Normalg University ot California. -',:'11x ,qw ,qi MARY ANNE HUMBERT Office Secretary The satisfaction of a day's work well-done. k W.. 'I , I if If , .1 CHARLOTTE JONSON B. A. English There is first the literature of knowledge, and secondly, the literature of power. Gustavus Adolphus College. , Q . MARVIN KLEINAU B.S. in Ed. History, Speech 5 With a little bit of humor he brings history to life. inois a e orma niversi y 1 , N Ill' St t N IU t . X ' ' Z ANN LODGE B.S. in Ed., M.S. Home Economics ' She has a home-keeping heart. A - Western Illinois State Collegeg Illinois State Normal Uni- L. as - ' versityg Colorado A and M. , ' JOHN MCCORMICK A.B., M.A. Athletic Director, Assist. Varsity Football Coach, Cross Country, Wrestling f- ' - Coach, Gym. Enjoy your workg love your' sports. I L' Nf William Penn College, University of Illinois, Colorado A E and M. R ' 2 I HELEN MADDEN B.A. Latin, English, Spanish Language is the body of thought. West Texas State College, University of Colorado, Northwest- ern University, National University of Mexico. A Nr' ELLEN C. NEFF P.H.N. School Nurse 'sq 'V Our sympathetic protector. Augustana Collegeg University of Wisconsin, George Peabody Collegeg Grand Hospital, Chicago, Brad-ley, Peoria. PETER PARMANTIE B.S. Ed. English, History It takes a great deal of history to produce 'a little literature. University of lllinoisg Chicago Undergraduate Division, Illin- ois State Normal University. 9 MRS. EDITH PARSONS Study Hall Supervisor ' i 10' V' ' f Cheerful supervision is her specialty. ' University of Iowa of Nursing, Western Reserve Universityg Un- Q fs! . iversity of California, .Berldeyg Graduate Nurse. ,Q- JOYCE PINKS B.S. English, Shorthand, Typing Cool Efficiency and a warm heart. Western Illinois State College, Denver University. EDWARD REISER B. Ed., M.S. Shop Without tools, man is nothing. Platteville State Teachers College, University of Wisconsing University of Mrnnesotag Stout Institute, Menomonie, Wis- consin. CHARLES RIVENBURG A.B., Mus. B., A.M. English Literature dominates all the arts. Augustana Collegeg Bucknell Universityg Pennsylvania State College. HOWARD SANDLUND B.S. in Music Ed., M.S. Band Instrumental Instructor There rs music wherever there is harmony. University of Illinois CORA ALYCE SANTEE B. of M.E., M.A. Music With a song in my heart. Augustana College, Christiansen Choral Schoolg Columbia Universityz Juilliard School of Music, Fred Waring's Work- Shop. SAMUEL SYFERT B.S. in Ed. Typing, Business Machines Commerce can only build a better world. ' - Eastern Illinois University CF? 3 WESLEY WHITAKER B. of Ed. Chemistry, Physics, Algebra Law is the perfection of reason. Southern Illinois University ROBERT WILSON B.S. in Ed. Learn the sweet music of speech. I Illinois State Normal University. . f Zh 1 Tl-IE SEINIIGR CLASS l'i't-hitlt-lit . . .Hill llwlit-iilmkt-I Vicc- Prcs itlmiit , ' Surr'ut1ir'5'-I't'tx1st1rci' . ,,.. . . . lil1f.1ht-th lfuliltiitiii LIl1tss.Xtlvist'rN . , Mrs. Nlt'kliii'ii.1t'l4.tli.iNli'. lfnllt-tt tl1,.xSst.:tiitJtt5 liltlt- x lliltit .iiitl Kinltl L.l .XSS lfl UNK lili .X,Ntt't' L,l .XSS NUI IO Clixvtlit-xu1r'ltltltclivxt Ihgit ywu h.ivt-, tiiitl tht' htfst will twviit' luck tin vim. Ili HHH tilt-tu tht- jig-mm htiyrlt- lWI!lLlt'lllll tht- claws of 1050, liiilx' .i It-xx pitfct not-tl yt-I tu ht- iilaut-tl. 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PA'I'RICIA l.l'lf NRISIUI I rlslf' S'uwll1sr1l.nIui lullx . All1cn1uuClulvZ, 41 lil-usu'rCl1lll I, l, Cl.,-K..-K, 4,42 I1 , Spluux 4, WII.I,IAlx'l IKROKAIN l4x'uL l'u1 ilu' rl-usuxm rllur lmulu 1 s gg-I gray. lluskctlnll 21 lioustq-1'Cll1lw 2,'l, 41 I-'rmtlvall 21 Buys' Glu Clulw '2,?1Sqience Clulv 4,-1, Yin- I'1'LsulL-ur 41 lI'lk'sIWlZ.lI'l Clulv 4,41 Wu svllng 4, 4, IVRRN liRI'lSlll-' S1u.'k' 'Ilu' xx rmalf may .llxmxs su :s uzurl VL-usunul1lc. 'I lulllsfl-rrcrl IrmuAlkuuslu1 4. Syn-Inu Clul' 4. lX'lII.IJRI-Ill ANN llI'l-QCIII lil! KI1lllr XIX f.l11'lJhIx.' Atlu-uiauClul1 21 Ilmfs'n1'Cl1ll1 Z, 1,41Cu-:ml-xxlzxlCll:Ev41 Iill..-A-.. -I1G.A.A. 2, WI,-4. Ill 41 XML L.: ff' 5 Q- 23' , H V 1 .b I ,. ..n, 1-.niv N 3 . , xv? an ,. 5 1 h HAROLD DIS VRIISZIC Harry I lzlugh and thu wurlil laughs with mc. Iluoyu.-r Club Z, 3, 4: Conservation Club fi, 4, Sv.-L' . 'l rms. 43 Crow Couniry l, 43 l,ctturu1un's Club 2, 3, 4, 'lruasurur 4: Tragk 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA DI'-I WULIF Pat Say it with -4inL'urily. Cunuuurriail Club Fl, 4: F.ll.A , 3,43 Girls' Glu' Club 4. Dli.-KN IZASIIXURN Happy go lucky. Crow Country 2. DARLA IUNII IQRDMAN Art Club 43 F110-:tor Club 2, Ii, 4: Cuuiiucruizll Club 3, 43 CQ.,-LA, 1Z,.'l, 41 Girl! Glue Club 43 jr. Sphinx tvpisr Il, 4. DHI Siurs in hui' L'x'L'H. HENRY If.-XRIYER Duke All glkill vucn :tru llv.-.ul, .lllxl I'u: not fouling well my:-elf. Pnu-mr Club 2, Y, 4: Conservation Club 2, 4,41 I'.l .A . 2, l, 4. Vice-P1'1.-sv flunr 43 Ifrmrbull 2, 4. SUN FERGUSON Sink II you knew SuQiL'.' Atlicnian Club 'll Booster Club 2, 'i, 4, SL-are-txirx' I3 Churus 2, 43 I7,ll.A . 2, ' ' A ' Club Club 2, 'i,-Z, Pri-stile-ur 4: Wm rl-ttxi 23 Ifiiwl Plzuw' l xtp-sub. 2:Or:uorv23 SL-iimrI'l:1y-li St'r1lL'iitCfulru'll 2, 'lg Su rg-tru x' 4, C,.A..-K. 2,l,4gC1irls 'lg 'IhL'Qbi.in Club 2, 3,43 Girls' Octut 2, 3, 4: Clin-L-rll-Lulimg 3, 4, N:1t'l llunur Suuiuiv 4. 'I l-RRY l INl,liY 'Xluiitii.iii1Muii lla rt-4:4 mluuliui the tl.1x Nw, hc rim Study nt nigh! Pnosrur Club 2, l, 4: Coutmurrizil Club 4, Colisvrvzltiuri Club 2, 'l, 4: I .I ..-X . 2, fi, 4 . 'IIJRRY l-AIRCH Fi-1l1 Athunian Club 23 Rand 2, '33 Bnustur Club 2, Ji, 4: Liliurux 2, 43 F.F,A, 2: Fuurball 2, Boys' Clan- Club 'l: l,L-rin-r'vm-lik Club 2: lk-ii llzinrl 2,f+l3S1-nior PlilY4QSl1Y'Il1I1l,lJV '53 Ihr-'4pi:ln Club 9, 43 'l rznk 2: K'l'ri-stllug 2,fi, A star rm NlllI.fL'liI1tl ull, I: .NICIi FORD Ian Pretty to luok at, lun tu lx- withf Atlicruun Club 2, 3, 43 I7-:incl 2, 3, 4: Iluuslci' Club 2, l, 4, V141--Prn-Nillcnt 1: Chorus 2, S3 Collcgn- Club 43 I:'.ll.A . 'i,4, VitL'fl't'lwi1lvitt 43 G..-Lf-., 2, 'l, 4' I'rv-iclcnt 4: Girls' Gb.-c Club 2, 3, 4, llozut-ruliiilug :ittuiixlnut 4. VIRCIL ISUIIVINCK 'lVIl'LIl ll.uwbx' 14 thc bf Arlwuiuu Club 2, .'l3 ilu-.4 4: 'lbwpiau Club S, 4. ax' mum-ti nic tux l,lub 3, Cunxcrvaitiuu C.lub 2, l, 4, lima Irl1iuL,li1b2,i, SANDRA CAROLIC CARLSON 'S..intlV Shc'S ucur. -4liu'r-. sxvci-V. Atlu-niiin Club 2: lluufati-1' Club 2, Si, 43 I .ll.A . Il, 43 U,A,A, 2,143 jr, Splunx Typist 4. ROSF CIIAMIIHRS Suulv4tli.1t uiake us hai 5 X Iiuustci' Club 2,f3, 43 I .ll,A. 2, 4,41 G -X -K '7 '14 C1114 4 ILL C lub 4 .. .. ...I-1 wp. , , 1 i ' . Cl'l.-XRLICS CO'l l'Y Chuck I rig-ually tu ull. Basketball 21Ct'uSs Cuuiury!,i,13 I-QF..-X. 1Z, l, 43 LutrL-ru1un': Club 2, 4, 43 'I ni,-A 'J 'I 4' WR ilim, 5 l -i., N Cl..-XLIDlf CO'l I'Y A niuu guz vu knmx liuostn-r Club 'l,4: Cuuuun-i'ui.il Club 4' I' I' 4. 7 i,4, CARY CROW lu Liu Xluiv L-ixu !t:L'X'ilL':ll1rJn ui g1x'L uxwlttitli. 'l't'ai1sIL-rrv.-tl from Xlulinu, Illlnulx '32 Chorus 4, 4: Huy! Clue Club 13 l,LliL'i'ii:uii's Club 3, 43 'I,t'2lCli 4, 4. SIIARON Dl'lDl CKlill ' YL'-4 Sir, lh.lr'4 mx' buby . Art Club 43 Atlluluzln Club 2, lg llulw tu Club 2, 5,43 Cuuuivli'ri.ll Club 43 42,3-.,.-X, 4.01114 Clue- Club I3 Ir. Siwlunx rvzust 43 Oratury 4: Svuml' Plzty 4: lhcszuun Club 4. IYOIZDI-1Kl-Yi-Il. ling llub' 'NIL-u ut tux' wurzlx :tru 'hu lx-Ni mutt. Booster Club 3, 43 Crrmxx Country 2, I, 43 lf.l:.A. 2, fi, 43 SL-utluul 43 Lcttv,-r':11ui1F Club 2, 3, 43 Track 3,41 'Nix'-rliiig 2, 3,-1. 'l'liD Dli SPI,lN'l'l-IR WI 'I-I'LilISfCI'l'L'kl from Arililixntri, Illinuif 33 Rami X, 41 Iiuustut' Club 43 Collp-ILL' Club 43 Pon Band 3, 4 . i 'R ru, :uc uui ix l -J' ,,.,.. J , 7 - A , is-3' Q -Cu , 14 'ww K I s -nu' - -Q 'N,,,r 31 'K' x ur' 2 . la R I 1' cans Sr N V -v r I 1 is Q ' ., ,,' '7- 11.,11,ul Qj111!1-llC1'11SsCl1111111,y 1,43 Ifu111b11Il23II111-4'1Ql11-Cl11l12,i,63tQ1'1'1-11111111 XU1111- 2, S, 33 l,11111 : 1-111 Club 2, l,4, X'11'1 I'1'1-slslg-111 33,l1. 511l11111.NL-1.14li1li1111' 3, 1,43 P111 15111113 43 Tipiuk J. 5.4: l.X'1'w1i1np 3, 43 li11ys'Oct1-14. IiI11ll'X Ill? IQ.-'xllllllfl 'lllt 3' l'11111l1111411.1n1l fgmpy 111 1.3, I11111-111'Cl11l1 2, 4,41 C11ll1-ug Club 43 C1111-1-1'1:1l11111 Club l1If.l'.A. 2, S, 4, RUIIIRI fll-'RNAYI Sli fF11'lN'11.11'1111111-:1n1lu11'lN IVLIVQLLI, l1111I1111u11l111'1x'1' X111111.1l5r11l?llusiiichw X .111.1u11' I3 .-X1l11-1111111t.lubl3 Il11111lJ, 4, lg ll.1Nk11b.11l 2. 5,43 Iv111N11'I'lfll1l1 i,43C11ll1-g1-Club 43 I 11111b:1ll 2, I, 4: I.1ttL1'1111'11's Club I, 43 P1-11 Ik1n1l ' awp? Slllltl i-'N l-Iii-Y A111111'. 11I1'l1-1l1li1.'11'111-l1m1IX'. Allu-111.111Cl.l1 l,43ll1111N11-1'Cl11l1!,i,53Cl1111'ux 43C11llg-gt Ql11l+4.Cu11f111 P. 1.1lCl1151 4. A 3, 1, 1, 111-14111111431-,11..a.:,!1,31,1J.A.A, 2,3,43C311'IU 1911-1.011111 S341 L.1111'a1'1v - K 1 1111111 I,13913l1:11 C1u111t'1l43'l'l11'u11i1111Cl1b4:I11'11t1'1-'.11l1'1w 2. RXX XIHXTJ I-'Vllli 'Rux 'K11'11guiiiutlx-'.u1x x1111N1.11'1-tl, 111111 '1'1111'11 411111111 1 17' ' w - A 4 I 1 sn-N, ,. N.,.,' .11'1'1x1.' S M1,.,1,,1,,1jl1,E1Ql,43liaintil,i,43l1.1xk13b.1lI23li11114lu1'Cl11l1l,5,43lIl1u1'14.'i,43 Q ' L111ll1 gt CII 151 L, C1'11441I1f11'111x 5,43 l'11111b:1ll23Ii1iy5' Ulu Club 2, 'S,4. U11-1-11 Llllkl W '.X'!1111 J, I, 43 I1'111'1':11L1n'N Club 2,.i, 43 jr. Sulunx 2, X, 43 I5I3L'I'L'lI!l 2, 43 IR-11 BL1111l 43 S1-111111' l'l.1'. 4 9111111-111C111111t'1l 23 'll111r111i1111Cl11b lg 'I'1':11 2, fi, 43 Wru-1l111g 'l, RUYAI I1'IfIIR HR115' Si11L11'1ty11n1l t1'11-111lli11L-rm urxruu l11'x1 r f'-.tl11'111:111Cl1:bl,lgIlz1111l2,'i,i3lI.14l4111l1z1Il2,.i: lI1111r.lur CYub2,.'l,41Cl1111'uQ 3, 43 ' 1 13 X 5 7, I, 43 ll11--43114111 Club 2, fi, 43 fJ111'rL-tm 4. , . 3 . , . . J IIAX MIR I l YN '4111'1 Ill1u11l1 4111'1l11'g1'11'lu111c11. al l1111f.t1f1'Cl11b 2, 3, 4. Cu11sL11'x 11111111 Club Z3 Crux-. Cu1111r1'y' lg I1'11111l1:1lI I, 43 1.111113 .41 1'n'4Clul1'l,l1'l'1'11tk J, l,13 '1N1'1-xrliiiu 2, I, 4, IA CARl,42l,A'1'.'1 I'all, 131114, .111.ll1:1111l411:t'1 llmiulg-1' Cluli I, 43 C11nN11'x'.1111111Club li Cruxx Cuunrrx 43 S1u1I1-111 C11111111l43'I'r.1pk 1 ANN llCANli'l'I li GR.-XI'JEfR'I tk-1'1 'I'uc111y'-I11111'l111u1w111'5u11sl1i11u.' tp... A111u1:1lSt11I't 'Ixniwl 43 .-Xtl1L1111:111Clul11?3 lK.1111l 2,31 I31111s111'Club2,.'l,43 Cl.A.A, 2, S, 43 t?11'l-' C?l11' Club 2, K, I3 l1'.SI1lu11x Ix'1w1M.1 4,S1111111'I'l.1vS1111l1-111 IJ111-UI111'-43 - liba-51111111 Club 3, 43 Cl11'1N1:11.1- Plziy 2, I, 43 I7xtc111p. SU1111 fII'1Lllh.lI,4Q CfJlIl'IL'5y 1j1111'114. sf' ? v. M, ll,-XRfJI,llCSRADI-1R'I' Ilubl1l1N '1Nl:1 4l111ul1l I u111'rx ulia-111l1u1x111'I1lK full 111' funq' lk 'Q 4 I3.1Xk1tl1ull Z: bmiftur Cl1:l1l,i,l3C1111s1'1 ..1t1un Club 'i,43 P1'1wi1l1-111 43 Fu111ball23 N'IARV1Nf2RAMI.ING Mu1'v 'licwa1'c, I 111:1v val 1l1151111tf:tl11111,g 41-nS:s1111n:1l. Cuns1-1'v:1t11111 Club 2, 3, 4, View-Prcs11lc1z1 4, ROI+lIiR'I' LQRAMLING Il11b' 'Il1i11ki1111 if but 1111 ullu wuftc of tbougbf. 3041411-1'Cll1l1 H, fl, 43 C1111sL-rvalion Club 2,3,43Wr1.-s1l1111.1 2, 4. SJ' IACQUICLINIC GIIIIIJ lurk HL-r1111.-111llyf:111l1.-111:1k1-4 living vx1111l1ul11l1 Class Sl'L'I'UI8F5' 33 Annual Staff 43 Athenian Club 2, 'i, Secretary 33 Rant! 2, 3, 4, SL't'1'L-ta1'y' 4, V111-Ilrcxinlg-n1 4: 8011511-1' Cl11l1L!,'3,4g Chorus 3, 43 Cullt-gr ' Club 43 I-',lI.A, 2, 3, 4, Ilist111'ia112, 'l'1'1-:14u1'c1' 43 G.A.A. 13,43 Girls' Glcc Cl11b fi, 43 PL-11 ll11n1l 23 S111-uyli 33 Scni11ri'I.iv 43 Suulcni Council 23 'I bu- spian Club 3, 4, P131-s11i1'n1 43 Girls' Octal 43Cbristn1:1s Pl41yZ,33 Nigbi my lays Attendant 33 iiicxpuricncwi l-1xtu1np. Winner 4, N1lI'I Honor' Sfmuictx' 4. NAIJINII KAY IIAIIQK C:1l111, soul, .1n1l1'11ll1-1'1u1l. I30nstu1'Cl11l12,3, 4: Ciiuru- 43 C111111111-13131.11 Club 'i, 43 G.A.A. 43 Girl! Elec Club 2, 3, 43 lr. S11l1inX 'Iy111!-:t4. LARRY WII.I3lAM IIANNA RL-:1np111 lf11114141111111111z111tg1-tting an A, I'1l c11,111y 4131111111 in cvury way, '15, Science Club 4. , Ck, SHARON IIANSON lJi11111l11s' 'Shu briiigs x1111sl1i11L- tn all shi- niuctsf' Art Club 43 I'l4111:4t1.-r Club 2, Fl, 43 C111111111'r13ial Club 2,.i,-13 F,H.A , 2, 3, 43 G.A.A, 2,II,43 Girls' Cleo Club I,-1. 'cz' 'W' vs .J ' 1 ELOISIS IIIEATON Ellis 'Cencrally wgiuaking, sbg-'Q generally 5111-11k111g3 Atl1Lf11if1n Club QL Chorus fi, 4:C111111111-1'13inlClub43 If.II.A . 2, 1, 4, C.A,A, J, 3, 43 l.1bruryL.l11b.i,4. IAMIB HICDMAN lim I.iI1-'N a jcstg till thing:-2 show it, I ll'1OlIgllI S0 01111-, 111111 now I know it. Art Cl11b 23Atl1cnian Club 2,.i2BaSkctl1:1ll2,.'l, 4: Bu11sz1-r Club 2, 3, 4:C11llygL- Club 41 Football 2,Il,-13 Boys' Glue Club I, 43 Lctti-r111cn'-4 Club 2, 3, -41 Thespiun Club 43 'Irnrk SS, 4. us! Q ROBERT IIIPPLER Hip You'vc gor to be a football by-ro. ' P-oostcr Club 2, 3, 43 Conservation Club 2, 3, 43 Foutbali 2, 3, 43 Library Club 4: I.c1tcr111un's. Club Z, 3, 4. 'v'-3-wr I5 'I S30 L I , , , 'S RWY llOLNlS'l'ROM buzz 'I'l1L-Xlunlz Mun :AXlllL'l!lilll Club .l, lg lL1uml ig liuuf.IL-I' Club 2, l,4 Lbuxux l I I X l l I Ill Glue Club 'l, 41PQL'l'l1lml-l, ,lUlJl'l'll ANN IIONIS junio A light lux' smxuur 1 Atllcuian Club 'lg Buuwlcl' Club 2, l,-41 Cuuuuuulll Lllb 3 4 L1 'K 'X 3 l Qxlls Gluu Club 41 Library Club 2, 13 'I bcsplxln Club I WFNDIELI. IIORNICKIKVII li, I, l'bv.'x'x1uwllxl lump X 4 x L Athuulau Club 21 Iiuslnrbull 1, lp llouhvur Club 43 l30ys'Gl1:eClub 2,141 Lulu-rmcnk Club 2 'l'l1L-spian Club 2, 3, 4 . j.-'xNli'I' HUl.l HVILIIIH l.ifc fun bu u llrv.-zulu lluuflur Club J, .lg Llmuml-x1'1:1l Club lp l .ll.A 4, IJIANI-I NAIC llllR'l Swv,-ur .xml gentle. Ar! Club 43 .'XIllL'lIl-.ll!f:ll1lH ig llmxwlQI'CllIlH2, l Luu xulul Club l x I I ll -X l1C.A,.-X. Z, 'l,4pG1rl-. fill-Q Club 4:11, Spluux Ixpl I-l Prim NK lull l DONNA 'IO IRWIN lu l vr ll! lou--.u1rl1.1 xxrmu lpxtul Lux .-'xthunlan Club 21 Iiuusu-I' Club 2,3911 Chorus 4 C um 1 ml Ll l 3, 43 Girls' Glue Club 4. XIICLVIN M. JOHNSON Klum In M11-alllmg lu I ln I b wg A rt Club 2,lg.Ml1unmuCIlubl,1glluuNrgrC1u1 1 4 4 Quik A 4 lub llyrk Club 41 lr. Stuluux l,l1Su1c'u'cC,l11lv 43 I y'.u'l4 Ku rllm, l a 4 ROSS IOHNSON I l:lll14-ml lt's u xxuvuzlnk :'xnr1l1.1l Staff lg lluuslvr Club lp lfnutlull LZ, 5,-1 lrul 7 x 4 ll I rlx MARY IIIELICN IOIINSTON llury 'lSlww1ll u :M musll xxbulv 1 Arlu-mzxn Club Z3 llzuul 3, 5, lg lluuxtcx' Club 2,1 I Cbmu x l M lu 1 pm: 1 v t P11-sulunr1:I .ll..-X..I:l .'l..-X. l1G.:x...5X. 2,l 1 llrl flu Club' l I lux Glue Club .-h'rrm'b:1n1v 2, 5,43 Operetru 2,-1, -'xl fm vnu I 7 Sv L Club 2,43Pr+mzXXa1ilrI-Ns l:4P11'la'annllim'COLl1l l KI' - ' s ul it --' fi' XI . rx xx . x f ' Q n , f wJ 1'-if Q . ' s A 5 QA ,- 1 fs f ' Ylflvf -If.: vw Y' W:- up KENNY MILLER lid Full ful' ull and all for fllll.H li:15lu-tbull 23 lluuslm' Club 2, 'l, -lg Conservation Club 2, fl, 43 l .lf,A. 2, fl, 43 Ri'- purtur Sl. MARCO l'xlILLliR Cu1uur ' lust bull nic lucky. Allu-uiun Club 23 lluuvt x' Club 2, 'l, 43 Chorus 43 Cullugt- Club 43 F.ll,A. L23 I-'.'l ,A, 4, llutorian 43 C.A,A, 2, 'l,4, Pruut-Bucher 3, Secretary-Ircaxurur 43 Girl! Glu- Club 43 Librarx' Club 2, 'l,4, Sucrutary 2, Prusltlcnr 43 lr. Sphinx 3, 4, Typlxt 43 Om-VL-Ita 23 Siwucl: 2, l,43 St-1u:u'Play43 Smtlcl1rC1Jl1m'!l l, 4, Sccrutury' 43 'lhv fluun Club 3, 43 C..-LA. lluurtl 4, 43 NEIIVI lluum' Surly-ty 4. MIKE NELSON Stick 'l'l1L-L-:lax lift, i-a thc lift- Im' llllkll 'lruuwlurruclf1'om Riu-i'll:1lt-'53 lluustct' Club 43 St'lL'!u'c Club 4. CONNII-I NEULIQIR Cum Shu's full ol pub, tups LIS a CllCCI'IL'L!fli'Y'.ll Allltllllill Club 2, '33 llorlstcl' Club 2, fl, 43 Chorus 2, fl, 41 Crirlilxwlwiul Club 43 If.ll. A , l C..-X..-8. 2, 'l, 43 Clrlw' Clue Club 'l, 43 Ol1L'I'L'llRl 43 Snuuu' Play 43 Slutluur Ctuluull 'll Tbwman Club 43 Cliuv.-rleader LZ, 'l,43 Chrixtmux Play 3. Ill NlI Y ll . NICWYXIANN llunk'4 AnibiI1un lm-ulx url Z'L'5-I, bul lilo. luuwufi Club 2: Ctvuu ivutlrui C.lub w, -fl I' .l' .A. li ll rtwlllmt 4. WAYNE OBIERLE l'lll1uclawg1y. .-Xtlu-xuun Club 3. 43 llautl 2, 3, 43 lluskutball 23 lluuxrm' Club 2,fl,43Clu,I-11, 43 411,113 U3 Club 'l, 43 I7.l ..-X. Qi l'.'l .: .. 'l, 4, lrLuv1rLr43llnx's'Clt'L'Club l,43Vlr'.S1vl1ll1K. 33 Puplinunl4353104-uli2,'l,43 lfxtump, Scuu-tmals 'li llliv.-spun Club 4. KAR!-'N P.-KL'I.INliOl.lJl ll-1LD Kux l but: in 41 quid :my .' Bnlvtcr Club 2, l, 43Crm1uicI'clalClub l, 43 C.A,A, 2, l, 42 Library Club 43411 Sphinx 'l,43 lixchangt- llthtor 4. IAN!-I MA Rllf PAINI lil! Inu l uIl ul lun zlutl C1111-il'cL'.' lloustt-r Club 2, 3, 4ZChc1l'us 43 C.A..-X. 2, 3, 4:G1rl!ClL-U Club 4. MARILYN Pli'l'l3RSON l'L-tu .-'-.in't Mislwlu1viu'. Atlivulan Club 2, 3, 43 ll:1utl!,fl,4, llumwr Club 2,.'l, 43 Churus 'l, 4: Collugu Club 43 C..-X..-K. 2, l,4, Board Nlruibcr 2, '33 Girla' Glcc Club 2, 3, 4, Sl.-crerary' 43 l XIt-mb. SL-nu-finals 33 Stutlcnt Council 2, 3, 4, Nafl llnnor Suuiuly 4, Si .5 I , val.. w-Y 3 fs! N577 'ev 'T.7' I 4 V . A 1 - .49 1,1 -...v kv--Q M 1 f 'TV 1 f, 1-'ff . - 9' -I 'J 5 .II'lJl l ll RliSSliR 'rltzllx 'lllzx' ui'u1'! tlwy' ull Ltuunut l1kt':uc ' Arht-man Club 23 llnrul J, l,2 lllup-lui' Club 2, 'l,43 Churlix 41Cthr1iII1cI'Cl8l Club 'li I7.ll..-X. 41CI.. X.,5., J, 4,41 Ctrl! Clut' Club 4. EJICK RICE-i lab ill Kvirluxx vbp Zrmtltlull fickl 14:17 rbt- unlx Lvlaqc ti gong lim- lx xiputlg-ti.4' lisukt-lball 22 liucwtti' Club 2, l,41 lftuubull 2,.l,43 l,t-rtcrllwlil Clul' l,43 lmtw l,53lN:tNtl17u1x. PA l RICIA ROICSNICR l'ittt V l':lt Sha-'s zz rululmw :mf lmpbim-Ssf -'lll'l lllilll Cllll' 2. '32 llmlxtg-1' Club B. 4, 43 Clmrus LZ, 'l, 4: Cuulu'uv't'1ul Club 'l, 93 l .l'l.:'x. 2,-ll,-11C,A..A. . 2,'l,1:C3ir UClLcClulw 2, l.41C1!'l! Oulu 4. Oburutu 2. l.'l.lllIl'fNCl-' lf. RON' Cunt 'l'Eu:1-Klzugrtumt igvnulx wiriumut Muni' lc,mut'lz ul' zituxiiicv ll.lxkullx1.l 21 llm1QtcrClub 2, 3,41 Ctmllg-gg Club 41Cl'0xxCl1lmlI'X'2Z F.F. A. 2: lfrlr1tl1ull2,3, l: l.t-trt-l'uzcl1'4 Club 2, 'l, 43 lluy! Siu-t-ull 2, .l,43 'l rack 2, 'l, 43 Sprung Pluy l, ll llunwlur Club 2,33 l'.ll..'x. 4, t..1'X.A. l, s,43 Cfirlx Cvlt lllllll RUSK l11.'t ' '.-X r1ul3unl1ui'f1ngcr. 'Q' Club 4 . P.-'x'l'lllCI.'x RYAN Pun A Zwnnv fm' vm1i'tluuxg'ih. lluuslur' Club 3,43 Clumrux 3, 4: Cwiiriu-i'.1.1l Club 4, f?,A,.4., 3, 4: Girls' Gln Club 2, fl, 4. MARK SAHLCRI-IN 'Sh.11'k lpwx going und u'ur'vnr1r.-K fr1u1tl. Allltlll-lI'l Club 2,fl, 43 lluull l, l. li lllukuibull 2: lluustt-1' Club 2, 3, 4: Chorus 43 Cullt-no Club 43 lilly! Clem Club J, fl, 43 Om-wit.: 43 lk-:v llnull 43 St-yum' Plan' 4: lhcsman Llub 4. llllll llll SAND 'tltula- bl rum to bt nqirural wht u x'ul1'rt' naturallx nur. Claw Vict- l rc5illt-uv l3 F-.tht-uixm Club 2, ig llaml .l, 33 llot-Ntt'1'Cli1lw 2,,l, 43 lull..-X . 1,42 PM-sltlmit 4: l1.A..4l, 2, s, 4, Vict-lllxxltltfitt 43 Kvirlx Clce Club Ii, 4: CIlCL'I'lL'?lkIL'l' 2, 5, 4, llmut-sonzing Outt-u 4. Wll,l.IAM FRANK SCAV.-XRIJA lllll I llnu'I sux uulcli, but I think il lot. llumxtm' Club 2, 43 Cullt-uc Club 43 C0l'lbiCI'X'CllI0l'1 Club fl, 43 Football 2, 33 Luttt'i':nUn'4 Club 'l, 4: 'l rack 2: Wrestling '23 fi, 4. 1. . 'YN s... 1-F . 4- , N, ff 4 Qu, , tv 1 -S'-'1 ii' fxI'14 .P ': 'v g., Nl NZ, ' . gc, fl-Sl, . mga: ,1-,J . I F' M S, Bt 3. Envy, .4 Nu., 'ni if NK , T' NANCY TORRICYISON HNLIIICH A littlu imlcncmlc-tit in un iltturciting wziv. Athunizin Club 23 Iiatntl 2, 3, 43 llutvr-:tur Club 2, 3, 43 COIIL-gc Club 43 I .'I'.A , ll, 4, President 43 CLA .A. 2, 3,43 Girly' Clcc Club 43 Green and White Typist 43 llr.-buts fl, 43 lixrunip. t'in:1ls33 Orutury 2, 43 Thcsbinn Club fl, 43 Nut'l llnnor Sucictv 4. ROIll5R'lA QIIQAN ULLRICK llirtl1L ' Willing tu bulb ln uvcry way. Atliuninn Club 2, 33 Ilonstur Club 2, 3, 43 F.H.A. 21G.A .A . 2, 3, 43 Library Club 2,43 jr. Sphinx 4: Sunior Play 43 Student Council 2. Ill,-XYIC VAN HICLL Di My dreams are getting bcttcr :ill thc time. llnnstui' Club 2, 4, 4,Ctut1litct'L'i.1lCli1l1'l, 43 I:.ll.A . 23 G.A.A. 2,.'5, 4. MARY V.-KNIJE-IMORI-1 Muir Tho cya-4 have IIC' Atluwicin Club 2, 43 Ilutvstur Club 2, 3, 43 ChuruS 3, 43 Crumnurcial Club 3, 4, Vit 1-fl'rt-suit-nt 9: If,ll,A . LZ, 43 KLA .A, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Clue Club 43 Sqniur Phiv 43 'l lnwzwiziti Club 4. RICII.-XRD VANlJliVOORDli Luster A guy li at guy wht-rg-yur he may bc. liziskyilsnll 2, 3, 4, Captain '13 Boo-star Club 2, 3, 43 Conn-rvzxtinn Club 43 Crow. Cuuntry 3, 43 lfuotbull 23 Letturnicyfs Club 2, 3, 43 Track '33 llmnccoming Atta.-ntlzint 4. HOVYARD VANOPIJURI' liI:ncr 'I'in1cun my hnntlxf' Bufaki-tball 23 Run-att-r Club 2, 3, 43 Cunservatinn Club 4. JIM VAN VOOREN Livu :mtl let live. Con-Qi-rvatiun Club 43 Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Cuntain 2,33 l.uttcrmcn's Club 2, x,4, trait 2,+l,-1, IOHN VI-IRPLA I-ITSE Gunny 'l here! nlw:ii-atr'1tnorrnw. Booster Club 2, 'i, 43 Conservation Club 2, 4: F.If.A , 2, 3, 43 Sciunrc Club 4, 4, l'rL-widunt 4. IAMHS WALDORF jim A fricnrlly grin will go ti lung, lfnng way. Annual A:-:-siwtant Bu-wintfs Mnnagur 43 Booster Club 33 jr. Sphinx 33 Opcretta 4. Q 1 fm lcv Club 2, 4, -l, Virt'-l+':'t-sltlvlir 33 lr. Snlnnw 2, I3 03m-rutta 23 SL-nlur IJYLEWYN SCIIN-Klllfiili IMI lids tix- gi'uutust, hcnidn Club ll lloustt-1' Club 2, 5, 41 Culli-gt' Cl,1b I: Ctuiservntioti Club Ii, 43 Boys' Plax 4, 'l lu-stu.tn Club LZ, 3,43 Pruzn XX .un r 13 Cut1fi-rt-nu-Pluy J, I3 Clirixtnuif Flux' 2, 43 NIV Buys' Sm-uuli 4. CAROL ,IEAN SCIIURVIXSKFI SunnynighttJrtlL1y. Band LZ: Iiunxtpi' Club 3. ll Cn-uint-t'u.1l Club 5,43 l3'.ll,A. K3 lr. Sph1nx'lypist3,4. RONNIH Slfi-Il 'Cllntu 'kl.i, Alu-'Q :linking mink :it un .' llnnkutbull 2, 41 lluuxtut' Club J, 3, 43 Ifuotbull Z, i3 I.L-ttct'tlwt1's Club 2, 3,43 Track 12,3,1. ARILYN Il:AN STANICK 'hluztllld' I tlrunzn ut -lL'.lt11L'. Ctuntncrrtill Club 43 I-'.ll.A . 43 Sbuuuli 2, 4. DAVID STliN'ZliL l7avL ' Scum think thc work was nzailu for fun-fund Sn do I. Athenian Club Il, 43 Curnvnurciul Club 43 Cunsurvatxun Club 3, 43 F .F.A . 2, 3, 43 Iftmtbgill 2, fl, 43 Buys' Clic Club 2, fl, 43 Lutturtnun'w Club 2, fl, 4. I'ANLl-IY STORM 'Stun' Tu know hini is tn like hint. uostct' Club 3, 43 l .I-QA. 2, 3,43 Football 2, 3, 43 CoACaptain 43 Lettermen's Club 4: T rack '3 . ROBERT S'l'O'I l'LliR Hub ln nn locker my bucks tn dim, 'l'huy'rc at rest and so uni I. Bnuwtv,-r Club 2, 3,41 Cross Country 2,31 lloys' Gln-c Club LZ, 43 Lutturnicnk Club 'i, 43 'Irtlck LZ, 3,-l. MADONNA SULLIVAN lIz1ntit1:1 Sht1t't and viiry sweet. Athenian Club 23 lloustcr Club 43 Commcrcizxl Club 2, fl, 43 F.F.A . Typist 43 F. l'l.A . 21C,A.A, 23 Girls' Clue Club 2, 3,43Libt'21I'yClllb 3, 4. liDML'ND TIIOLI. l-fd Nitty i' to bu littlc ztntl slnnu, tltnn big nntl wiht Zl -alizttluwf' A rt Club 2, I, 43 Atliunmn Club l, 43 lluoxtut' Club 2, 'l, 4. Cuneturvziliun Club 'l, 43 Cross Country 2, 3, 43 l.cttcruvcn's Club 2, 3, 4, Su't'ctLi1'x' 43 l-xtcnip. Ifinal:-5 23 Trunk 43l'l'restl1ng Z, 3, 4. if 5 ge, A .- 'N ' X ',,'v 9- 4 'xv f, 5, 3, fi ,J -Ni '7 bf' ' rv 6' Sll.-XRUN 'rl-:Xl l.l'.R Xblll '!lLl-ll.1pgxx IH L llllgg. 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CLASS PRQPI-IECY This lS Geneseo 1984 We are now one of the Big gest Little Cities around and SLIICS we have grown to in clude Rock Island and Mollne we now have several out standmg night spots mcludmg D1ck s We take you there now where the Geneseo Senior High Class of 59 is hold ing their 25th anniversary This is B1ll Hohenboken speaking your old senior class president and M C for tonight s festivities Our beloved class of 59 are all gathered here at Dick s at the invitation of Dick Rice a classmate who has definitely made good for himself m the nightclub busme ss Liz 'ff Fehlman class secretary was able to contact everyone and so we re very fortunate m having all of us here to night except Bill Bestor and Francis Klavohn Bill is Cas everyone knows I m sure, in Indianapolis competing in the races there They tell me he drives a hopped up Studebaker Lark Frannie is home baby sittmg with the kids His wife works nights making Dairy Queens As I scan the room I ll point out different members of our class and tell you briefly what they ve been doing since we graduated LI1 59 There s Janet Atwell who I hear runs summer health camp for veteran cheerleaders Connie Neuleib and Judy Sand attend the camp regularly Connie IS currently the editor of that popular magazme Modern Bride Judy Models weddmg gowns for it Larry Hanna G11 Achterhof Wayne Oberle and James Waldorf are sitting at a corner table talking in some foreign language They must be re mmiscmg their old Latm II days Leapmg Lenth and Melvin Moto Johnson have become the dance floor right now Terry Borkgren Jerry Brutsche and Bob DeKezel are off in a corner making bets on the outcome of the match Sharon Waller whose parties have rivaled those of Elsa Maxwell s IS charmmg Dean Eastburn Bob Gramling and Jim Van Vooren who quite frequently crash her parties There are many reporters and photo graphers here from top newspapers and magazines to cover our reunion Among them are Jeff Lee from Mad magazine and Jim Hedman from Playboy who is taking pictures of Bubbles Butzer Gloria is a leading saleswoman for Dave Stenzel s bubble bath company Tom Blank and Bill Brokaw now editors of the American Observer are doing an editorial on class splrit using tonight as an example fof good class spiritj Writers for their paper are Henry Neuman Jokes Bob Stottler Vocabulary and Janet Hull Foreign news I ve found that many of our classmates are successful businessmen and women The Fuhr Insurance Agency has expanded recently to include father sons and grandsons Congratulations Ray and Roy! Jeanette Gradert is employed as secretary there Mtke Nelson and Ray Girten hired for their excellent conversational ab1l1t1es are salesmen Del Schnaufer sells Chryslers for his father in law and Gary Crowe rtms a testing gounds for the new cars Sally W1throw Diane Van Bell and Dick Gabriel are stunt drivers for him Tonight Marvm Gramlmg has supplied the club with apples from Mall1nson s Donald Kellums Einar Wigant and Larry Ropp pick apples there in exchange for some of la st year s cider Bob Hippler and Mark Sahlgren have formed a national grocery store chain called H gl S They give King Korn Trading Stamps Darla Erdman and Pat DeWulf are cashiers and Bill Scavarda Ronnie Seei and Wayne Settles work as carry out boys Mary Vandemore and Rich VanDeVoorde run a weight reducing salon right next door to Howard VanOpdorp s bakery where Dick Little IS chief cake decorator Shirley Frey and Sharon Hanson runs a fish canning industry where Judy Honts Judy Resser and Carol Schurvlnske are top cannmg experts Bob Mariman Terry Finley Stanley Storm and Jolly John Verplaetse are standing on top of a table singmg Auld Lang Syne Actually they re all successful farmers living around Geneseo Janice Ford has taken over Pheister s but she is meeting with stiff competition from the Cottv Bros Seed House O9 . . , . ,, I - .J at ' X r . . . . , , , I- X , - 1 I I I l O Q : , . 1' , I , I Q1- 1 1 Z . I . . 0 . . , , . . 7 . . . ! I ' ' ' Y . I a Q . . . , . ' I I I world-renowned wrestlers. I see they're having a demonstration match in the middle of . . , , . ' l . , . . . . 9 s 1 1 ' ' ' , . , . . . . ll VI v . . I . , . , I . . , . 1 D ! S 7 ' y . I ' D I 7 ' , . I Y ' ' ' 9 ' 7 I , . . ' . . , . . . . . 3 . , . . ,, - . , .... . . - . . , 1 ' I i 9 , . , . . , I see from the newspapers that there are several of our old classmates who are promment LI1 governmental posltlon EIOLSS Heaton recently debated an lssue for women s ILQICS ul the Senate At the present tlme she LS engaged L11 an argument wlth john Mercer on whether or not women are more ratlonal than men I thmk she s WLI1I1l11gl On the Presldent s cablnet are Kathy Charnberlaln Secretary of the Treasury and Glen Werkelser Secretary of Agrlculture I m proud to say that Marllyn Peterson has become our flrst woman Presldent We have wlth us IOHIQIC one member of our class that lS celebratlng hlS flrst nlght out of prlson for two years Top men m the FBI Harry DeVrleze Carl Glawe and Pete Gra dert apprehended Kenny Klller Mlller attemptlng to borrow money from mdustrlallst Eddle Tholl so he could pay a speedlng fme In the world of medlclne we flnd Wanda Ashdown Henry Farber and Lyle Watters Wanda lS now a famous psychlatrlst If l m not mlstaken she has JLII1 Andrews down on a couch analyzlng hlm rlght now Henry LS one of the country s leadlng pedlatrlclans and Lyle LS noted for HIS research on gIfOWLI1g beards He lS experlmentlng on an atomlc shaver I see that many of our classmates are now LI1 the entertalnment world and a few of them have volunteered thelr talents for tonlght Tom Barlett Bob Gernant Vlrg Bultmck Roy Holmstrom Mary Helen Johnston and Ted Cozy DeSplmter have grouped together to form a small band for danclng Ross Johnson and Myrna Llttle and Donna Irwln and Hunter Mason seem to be enjoylng the muslc by danclng Jackle Wathler and Dlane Hurt have promlsed to do thelr verslon of an old New Zealand folk dance they plcked up durmg thelr travels as pllots m Nancy Torreyson s alrllne company for whlch Pat Ryan and Nadlne Hajek are mechanlcs Wendell Hornecker works as a co pllot although he usually takes a month s leave of absence each tlme they reach Las Vegas Some of the old gals from our class are domg a can can Sally Betcher Pat Brlstol Mlllle Buechler Sandle Carlson and Jeallllle Stanek It remmds me of our sophomore Booster Club program Terry Flrch and jackle Gulld who are currently dolng a show on Broadway wlll glve us a few scenes later on from the class play Harvey Judy Rusk has a record on the market whlch IS a rock n roll verslon of Dlamonds are a Glrl s Best Frlend accoxnpanled by Sharon Brady and her crazy clarlnet Surprlsmgly enough I see many of our classmates are worklng rlght here ln Dlck s Frantlcally runnlng from table to table are waltresses Roberta Ullrlck Pat Roesner Glorla Kowltz Karen Oldfleld and janet Palnter Dorlna Bernler and Judy Bergstrom are hat check glrls and clgaretts glrls are Rosle Chambers Sharon DeDecker and Madonna Sulllvan Last week Rosle was awarded the Hottest Clgarette Glrl Thls Slde of Habana Cuba tltle by Margo Mlller s Eaze Off company whlch manufactures pllls to stop the smoklng hablt The one who prepared all thls excellent food lS chef extraordlnare Sue Ferguson QShe always dld eat a lotj Bob Adams lS head walter here just to make enough Money to get through hls postgraduate work ln college He s worklng on hls thlrd PhD He has prevlously attalned hls L LD B B A L H D P H B As our 23th annlversary celebratlon comes to a close let me congratulate you all on your success ln the past and wlsh you good luck ln the comlng years . . .. . . , . . , . . . 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Kleinau Juniors Headed by Rich and Charee and Pete, The jiuiior Class just couldn't be beat. They started their year with a call-- Come early to Booster Clubl' That meant fun for all. It was a hysterical, historical show. With Edison, Henry, and Lincoln, you know. Then class rings came during Christmas season, Admired by all, and for good reason. They worked hard on Prom, to make it fun, And a good time was had by everyone . 5 .2 I H1 rex' JUNIOR GIRLS TOP ROW: R. Smyser, I. Lawless, B. Girten, D. Schmidt, R. Collier, J. Reeves, S. Sweeley, R. Seei, S. Stohl, ' , FTH ROW: . Newmann, E. Hedman, E. Rice, S. Hannon, S. Snyder, M. VanDeKeere. FOURTH Rbsjglniii Btlfcikley, H. AlJen, N. Brokaw, M. Stottler, C. Olds, D. Snodgrass, W. Atwood, J. Johnson, C. Peter son, K. Anderson. THIRD ROW: B. Schmidt, J. Clark, M. Sebring, M. Werner, M. LarSOf1. D. Neumann, T- wagiel K, McCormick, V, Berner, S. Brockrogge. SECOND ROW: J. Wisdom, J. Belton, B. Hogue, S. Oberle, D. Sammons, S. Johns, K. DeKezel, J. Heeren, N. Ellis. BOTTOM ROW: D. Johnson, C. St.otmeister,'J. Guild, C. Shambaugh, J. Goodrich, D. Schmoll, J. Benoodt, D. Bartz, M. Emerick, K. Garrity, S. Smith, D. Magerkurth. Absent from picture: Beverly Setser, Jonna Schafer. JUNIOR BOYS TOP ROW: F. Galle, R. Cady, D. Sieben, L. DeBlieck, J. Johnson, D. Tiffany, D. VanOpdorp, J. Fritsch. EIGHTH ROW: J. Roehrs, B. Francque, B. Danielson, S. Persa, H. Reschke, T. Mahlstedt, A. Anderson. SEVENTH ROW: D. Johnson, D. Goembel, J. Ward, B. Benson, T. McAv0Y, J. Snook. SIXTH ROW: C. John- son, R. Girten, J. Dodge, R. Chrisop, G. Glenn, J. Bradley, R. Dupree, D. Billiet, S. Harris. FIFTH ROW: B. Haaga, R. Hulting, R. Bassier, A. Holevoet, R. Miller, J. Clifton, L. Kleinau, FOURTH ROW: N. Erdman, D. Miller, J. Curnyn, D. La:imer, J. Reilly, L. Copeland, D. Urs, G. Henander, G. Johns. THIRD ROW: R. Kell, D. Haars, J. Merrill, B. Malmberg, K. DeKeze1, L. Minnaert, D. Johnson. SECOND ROW: K. Maranville, W. Chapman, G. Meier, D. Klavohn, R. Taube, R. Neulieb, K. DeBlieck, R. Vermost. BOTTOM ROW: W. Atnip, F. Schuetzler, M. Boleen, L. Floto, C. Atnip, L. Livesay, C. Gernant, R. Cotton, M. Roesner, J. Brady. Absent from the picture: D. Bernier, John Schmelzer. .0-'X Sf' .6 . DCA 1- 4 a vh- 1' THE SGP?-IGMCDRE CLASS President ...... . . . Mike DeBates Vice-President .............. Linda McClorey Secretary-Treasurer ........... Jeff Snodgrass Class Advisers .... Miss Gilborne and Mr. Farmantie SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Sopho rn ores When the sophomores entered school this fall, Surviving teasing, jokes and all, 1 4 ' f , They got acquainted and tl S 7 rg joined the throng Y I Speech, athletics-all A xv - , year long. M X an . PN . S' A A A -y X g the-6,35 Sophs elected Linda, jeff YXN Ax 'S an sv is afld ' . xwvhw ' ,X ll 3 5 S And sold us candy that we i S 2 ' . ' - A In March they worked to put on a show. Then their first year was over And fast did it go. M. DeBates - L. McC1orey - I. Snodgrass C 5' 'b -as li T' Q 7 . : QPU SQPHQMQRE GIRLS TOP ROW: C. Waller, L. Fitsch, G. Turner, C. Howlett, J. Darling, M. Shoemaker, V. Crom, D. DePauw,K. Alexander. SIXTH ROW: L. McClorey, M. Goembel, P. Leonhart, K. Hanson, K. Heckel, J, O'Bryan, K. Humbert. FIFTH ROW: R, Partlow, B. Weber, R. Norin, S. Stotmeister, R. Johnson, M. Neumann, B. Hogue, B. Stotiler, E. Garrity, C. Cotty, FOURTH ROW: G. Brown, B. Heaton, S. Johnson, J. Firch, D. Kowitz, S. Klemmer, S. Little, M. Neal, A. Copeland. C. Cherry, D. Wiltamuth, K. Chrisop, K. Garvey. I. Gradert, B. Vrell, J. Marlowe. THIRD ROW: F. Irwin, F. Betcher, L. Moore, C. Moline, J. Swanson, M.J. Stocks, J.K. Johnson, N. Honts, V. Black. SECOND ROW: J. Johnson, S. Spindler, M. Verplaetse, C. Vandemore, K. Smith, V. Swanson, M. Clifford, B. Happel, J. Armstrong, N. Settles. FIRST ROW: M. Thackeray, J. Van- DeWoestyne, D. Granell, B. Miller, J. Ward, K. Angevine, C. Andrews, J. Wildamuth, R. Belton, B. Ohline. Absent From Picture: P. Cashion, M. Knowles, K. Radue, M. Stohl. SOPHOMCDRE BOYS TOP ROW: R. Chrisman, C. Brown, D. Hungate, I. Steiner, B. Armstrong, I. Shoemaker, T. Goreth, R. Ben- gtson, R. Johnson. SEVENTH ROW: R. Oberle, G. Roseleib, C. Powell, B. Finley, J. Ristau, M. DeBates, R. Bayless. SIXTH ROW: S. Andrews, R. Peterson, P. Sahlgren, T. Powell, S. Ellis, J. Pritchard, R. Nelson, R. Cady. FIFTH ROW: I. Mock, J. Webster, R. Stenzel, I. Rusk, R. Wildermuth, B. Rice, R. Sand, J. Lundquist. FOURTH ROW: J. Snodgrass, G. Kell, C. Sieben, A. Gradert, I. Henson, J. Vermedahl, S. Atnip, J. Pinks, W Sheese. THIRD ROW: C. Wallenfeldt, R. Olson, J. Farrell, L. Hunt, A. Baraks. SECOND ROW: F. Heeren, L. Ullrick, K. Roehrs, B. DeBoever, G. King, E. DeClercq, D. Ayres, W. Yager, L. Strohman. FIRST ROW: G. Daniels, N. Simon, N. Norgaard, K. Brummet, A. Thompson, N. Fleming, K. Jackson, B.Sand, L. Ander- son. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: K. Acre, C. Brown, T. Peterson, D. Sand, R. Weidner. 1- QQ x 3: .. :L - Q :- .- Pa' Pas -x-. ,e- '-5, ,, L J A -ut Fw v Eh-I ' .Q 3 Y v, IU 3'f,m5f 'Wm'+r ,rw E V151 1.4, it MQ .,np,Qd, JEGSQMM K 634 YW-was fn WT' ll' Pm WBA HRM' A P A144 K 7' Q... f I 1 'xi . w 2 I s 9' X 1 .4'- ,mm 25 14: 1 ug qs If Vw Q.. P' L F SPEECH The 1958-59 school year marked another successful venture into interscholastic speech activity. For the second consecutive year Geneseo High students, under the direction of Mr. Kleinau, brought home the highly coveted NCIC Individual Speech Championship. Mary Helen Johnston and Sue Ferguson won first in comedy and oratory and Margo Miller and janet johnson won second place medals . Other point winners in- cluded Karen Heckel, Dawn Magerkurth, Bob Adams, Sharon Brady, Tom Bartlett and jackie Guild. The Varsity speech group represented Geneseo at the District at Moline, and seven students advanced to the sectional at East Moline. Adams and Brady won first while Miller, Snodgrass, and johnson won second place medals . Neuleib and Magerkurth were awarded third place medals . In the sectional Geneseo placed third in team: Bob Adams, Sharon Brady, and janet johnson QSoph.J advanced to the state finals in April. The Varsity Debate Team enjoyed its most successful season in many years . Gene- seo won second place in its own tournament in December and won six debates at Normal for second in the I.S.N.U. meet. In addition to placing in the upper third at Augustana, the Maple Leaf debaters were just eased out of the Conference Debate Crown by Sterling in the last round. Leading the group were seniors Bob Adams, Nancy Torreyson, Kathy Chamberlain and Sally Withrow . Assisting were juniors Al Anderson, Bob Neuleib and Ned Erdman. The novice team of Chan Sieben, Margaret Clifford, Barbara Happel, Barbara Ohline, and Karen Smith participated in meets at Mendota and Rock Island. The contest play, Goodbye to the Clown, directed by Mr. Wilson, placed fourth in the conference meet and fourth at District. Cathy Vandemore and jeff Snodgrass, sophomores, won honors in the all-star cast. Included in the group were Del Schnaufer, Sue Ferguson, Al Anderson, Vicki Berner, Cathy Vandemore, and jeff Snodgrass . Bob Adams and jackie Guild were the first place winners in the All-School Extempore Speaking Contest for this year. Nancy Torreyson and Kathy Chamberlain finished second and third behind Bob in the experienced division, and Roberta Collier and Tom Bartlett were second and third behind jackie in the inexperienced group. Over 250 students took part in the contest in nine classes . Tl-IE CONFERENCE PLAY BACK ROW: A. Anderson, 'V. Berner, D. Schnaufer, FRONT ROW: S. Ferguson, C. Vandemore, J. Snodgrass. ar i EXTE MP BACK ROW I Guild, R. Collier, T. Bartlett. FRONT ROW N. Torreyson, K. Chamberlain. Absent from prcturez Bob Adams. VARSITY DEBATORS BACK ROW: A. Anderson, B. Hohenboken, N. Torreyson, N. Erdman. FRONT ROW: K. Chamberlain, S. Winthrow, B. Neuleib. Absent from picture: B. Adams. VARSITY SPEECH SQUAD TOP ROW T Bartlett D Magerkurth P Leonhart D Snodgrass K Heckel, M. Johnston, N. Torreyson, M Mrller A Anderson B Neulerb BOTTOM ROW B Happel K Smrth S. Ferguson, S. Brady, J. Guild TOP ROW: G. Glenn, D. Tiffany, T. Bartlett, B. Gernant, B. Finley, M. Sahlgren, R. Hulting, R. Bayless, I. Lee, R. Bengston, R. Dupree. SIXTH ROW: S. Harris, T. DeSplinter, T. Peterson, P. Leonhart, R. Fuhr, P. Sahlgren, K. Chamberlain, K. Anderson, D, Schmidt. FIFTH ROW: G. Daniels, W. Oberle, R. Taube, J. Vermadahl, J. Atwell. FOURTH ROW: L. Moore, J. Firch, M. Goembel, T. Peterson, J. Johnson, H. Ma- son, K. McCormick, M. Peterson, J. Ford, P. Ward, G. Meier, D. Klavohn, T. Blank. THIRD ROW: R. Holmstrom, B. Weber, L. McClorey, M. Johnston, R. Adams, S. Withrow, J. Armstrong, J. Sand, C. Peterson, R, Collier, N. Erdman, J. Guild. SECOND ROW: J. Pritchard, B. Danielson, J. Swanson, M, Stocks, S, Little D. Magerkurth, W. Ashdown, B. Haaga, R. Nelson, J. Guild. FIRST ROW: Mr. Sandlund fdirectorb, D. Haars, B. Yager, R. Strohman, J. Guild, L. Fehlman, S. Brady, S. Smith, J. Johnson, R. Fuhr, R. Neulieb, C. Olds, N. Torreyson. TWIRLERS: D. Snodgrass, K. Heckel, J. Heeren, J. O'Bryan, R. Seei. BATCDN TWIRLERS . MUSIC r.. That music heeds a deep interest for many of the students is shown by the large group participating in band, chorus, and the smaller M 3 groups known as Gleefs, Mapletones, and X V Pep Band. Excellent leadership of Mr. J Howard Sandlund and Miss Cora Alyce Santee and hard work and hours of practice have en- abled the members of these groups to bring ' ' ' ' added prestige to our school through the par- kel' J' Heeren' D' Snodgrass' ticipation in the NCIC Festival, held in DeKalb, November 14, and in district and state contests in the spring. The pep band not only added spirit to the weekly pep meetings of the students but provided entertainment for the fans at the half time dur- ing the basketball season. The music department added to the Christmas festivals by presenting the program at the Columbia Club Vespers and a program for the public and student body. Music students participated in many activities such as the solo and ensemble recit- al on February 16 which prepared for the contest, that was held on February 28. A spring band and vocal concert was held on March 10 . On March 20, the GHS band went on tour to Yorkville, a school near Chicago, for an exchange concert. On April 23 and 24, the popular operetta Oklahoma was presented and it was enjoyed by everyone who saw it as well as by all participating in it. The band finished out their year with an instrumental concert on May 8. All the members who participated in any form of music this year have had fun and gained experience that will long be remembered. . ,V X1 3 r v -. LEFT TO RIGHT- R Seei J O'Bryan, K. Hec- 36 o SE QU -Cie 3 7 if E'5' 133' 5 F IN 1 D , 4 F M 3 1' 4 1' 3 fe: g ,EF fu' .- ' ,uf Q' , ' fe' M' N- : - F 7 vi , n TOP ROW: J. Resser, S. Stohl, K. Alexander, B. Stottler, D. Wiltamuth, S. Spindler. FIFTH ROW: G. Tur- ner, K. Hanson, J. Painter, B. Weber, C. Cherry, J. Heeren, R. Chambers, M. Verplaetse. FOURTH ROW: J. Firch, V. Berner, M. VanDeKeere, D. Schmidt, C. Peterson, C. Vandemore, A. Copeland, D. Schmoll. THIRD ROW: D. Snodgrass, F. Irwin, T. Wagle, S. Waller, M. Stottler, J. Atwell, K. McCormick, J. Hull, R. Collier, I. Lawless. SECOND ROW: J. Ford, S. Smith, N. Hajek, J. Neumann, S. Snyder, J. Sand, E. Rice, K. Angevine, D. Bartz, J. Reeves, S. Hannon. FIRST ROW: M. Stocks, D. Irwin, N. Brokaw, K. Chamberlain, M. Sullivan, S. Ferguson, S. Withrow, P Ryan, J. Wathier, S. Brady. J. Guild. THE MAPLE TONES TOP ROW: J. Wildermuth, J. O'Bryan, M. Neal, D. DePauw, K. Heckel, M. Goembel, J. Johnson, R. Nowin. FIFTH ROW: B. Hogue, S. Johns, L. McClorey, M. Larson, D. Magerkurth, J. Johnson, S. Little, C. Sham- baugh, D. Erdman, R. Smyser. FOURTH ROW: S. Oberle, J. Ward, C. Olds, V. Black, S. Johnson, C. An- drews, B. Happel, K. Smith, J. Honts. THIRD ROW: J. Painter, G. Kowitz, M. Buckley, J. Resser, M. War- ner, J. Clark, K. Garrity, E. Hedman. SECOND ROW: S. Hanson, M. Emerick, C. Neuleib, E. Fehlman, D. Hurt, S. DeDecker, P. DeWolf, D. Sammons, K. Anderson. FIRST ROW: M. Vandemore, S. Frey, P. Roes- ner, J. Gradert, D. Bernier, W. Ashdown, M. Peterson, M. Johnston, N. Torreyson, M. Miller. Q ?' 'IT Y -1- 'R' I wif I ' I 4' r, 18 . 3 ,, ..- .. , , A, ' . '3 ' -, .V .. - fl' 145' - 7 a. - ' as 1 l -- 2 - A 5 A ' ..-'r. 'Ef gxxfz- L ag, . KX' , 4 , at K - ,. .. .L - .24 if Q Q X Q I as P S Q Q1 V lr- l QI -all TOP ROW: R. Taets, D. Haars, J. Snook, D. Tiffany, R. Bassier, D. Urs, S. Persa, B. Malmberg, R. Gerten, R. Vermost, F. Schuetzler, D. Bernier. FIFTH ROW: R. Cotton, R. Hulting, L. Copeland, R. Benson, R. Cady, D. Sieben, B. Francque, H. Reschke, L. DeBlieck, D. VanOpdorp. FOURTH ROW: C. Gernant, J. Bradley, C. Cotty, G. Crowe, R. Stottler, S. Storm, W. Bestor, L. Watters, R. Johnson. THIRD ROW: R. Fuhr, T. Bartlett, R. Van De Voorde, F, Klavohn, W, Settles, J. Lee, D. Little, H. DeVrieze, R. Fuhr. SE- COND ROW: J. VanVooren, J. Curnyn. R. Chrisop, J. Heartlein, A. Carlson, R. Seei, I. Hedman, R. Girten, K. Atwell. FIRST ROW: W. Quayle, G. Cady, D. Johnson, G. Christensen, J. Johnson, R. Miller, R. Arm- TRACK The l958 Maple Leaf track team had a fairly good season under head coach John McCormick and assistant coaches Keith Follett and LaVerne Boelkens. They won four out of six triangular meets. The Cindermen fin- ished sixth in the N.C.I.C. meet at DeKalb. In the other area meets, they placed as follows: second in Map- le Leaf Classics, third in Davenport Relays, second in Monmouth Relays and second in the Geneseo Night Relays. Gary Christensen won the 120 yard high hurdle championship two consecutive years in N.C. l.C. He set a new school record in High Hurdles and qualified for State. His team mates elected him Honorary Captain. strong. I. Klavohn, J. Radue, I. Cowan. Cross Country The 1958 Cross Country Squad, coached by John McCormick, were undefeated in their dual meets. Victo- ries were over Rock Falls, East Moline, Galesburg, Morrison, Kewanee and Orion. They placed sixth in the Peoria Invitational meet, second in the Sterling Invitational meet, third in the N.C.I. C. and third in the Dis- trict meet. James Van Vooren was elected honorary captain by his team-mates. The Sophomores' cross country squad won all their dual meets and finished first in the N.C.I.C. meet. David Sand was voted honorary captain. BACK ROW: D. Sand, L. Hunt, S. Ellis, C. Brown, G. Roseleib, F. Heeren, J. Henson, K. Jackson, K. Roe- hrs. FRONT ROW: L. Minnaert, R. Bassier, R. Cady, C. Cotty, D. DeKezel, R. VanDeV0orde, C. Glawe, L. Ropp, H. DeVrieze, J. VanVooren, E. Tholl. er! - .lf it -,. .. ' K 4 as 'S' 4' 'rf .a X . X ,ff Mk-jff ,W Ky hxhhxx ,R X -jf ' I t fly :., gl 'djs ,t if f ih5'Uii , v laziaylll TOP ROW: F. Klavohn, R. VanDeVoorde, D. Stenzel, B. Gernant, L. DeBlieck, J. Hedman, J. Lee, D, Sieben. BOTTOM ROW: B. Cotton, D. Larimer, B. Benson, R. Hulting, H. Reschke, R. Chrisop. J. Curnyn, R. Bassier, C . Gernant. VARSITY BASKETBALL The Leafs finished the season with three wins and eighteen losses. The captain of this year's team was Rich VanDeVoorde. Rich also had the highest free throw percentage for the season. Af- ter having a considerably bad season, the Leafs came back in the last game of the season to give Rock Falls a real battle. The final score was Rock Falls 57, Geneseo 56. VARSITY RECORD Geneseo 37 Prophetstown 53 Geneseo 75 Mendota 81 Geneseo 59 Monmouth 71 Geneseo 32 Streator 61 Geneseo 59 Aledo 77 Geneseo 57 Kewanee 89 Geneseo 67 Cambridge 54 Geneseo 39 Hall Township 68 Geneseo 47 Alleman 71 Geneseo 56 Rochelle 72 Geneseo 50 Alwood 53 Geneseo 68 Ottawa 96 Geneseo 44 Sterling 46 Geneseo 56 Dixon 75 Geneseo 41 DeKalb 72 Geneseo 53 Wetherfield 28 Geneseo 45 Orion 66 Geneseo 72 Riverdale 68 Geneseo 35 Savanna 57 Geneseo 52 Princeton 77 Geneseo 56 Rock Falls 57 The sophomore squad finished the season with eight wins and twelve losses. SOPHOMORE RECORD Geneseo 37 Prophetstown 32 Geneseo 36 Aledo 54 Geneseo 38 Kewanee 44 Geneseo 23 Streator 48 Geneseo 45 Hall Township 58 Geneseo 56 Alleman 61 Geneseo 43 Cambridge 40 Geneseo 52 Alwood 43 Geneseo 50 Ottawa 49 Geneseo 41 Rochelle 56 Geneseo 29 Dixon 52 Geneseo 35 De Kalb 50 Geneseo 31 Sterling 42 Geneseo 35 Orion 44 Geneseo 40 Riverdale 38 Geneseo 48 Wetherfield 39 Ge-neseo 52 Princeton 46 Geneseo 56 Rock Falls 57 Geneseo 52 Mendota 61 Geneseo 51 Monmouth 57 TOP ROW: N. Norgaard fManagerQ, B. Sand, G. Kell, P. Sahlgren, R. Stenzel, J. Mock. BOTTOM ROW: B. Armstrong. D. Hungate, R. Chrisman, J. Shoemaker, J. Steiner, T. Goreth. .8 3, , 4 I A 'I - 'fb Q16 v-4 be R ,S 9-I xp 'jf' - N X Kg., Tx Lili t A 4 L TOP ROW: N. Simo less, C. Brown, M. Brummet. SECOND DOFD. .T. Fritsch, B. Copeland, J. Brady, ff T K T V ' I , e. s ,- t' .04 T 4 --.ff S' . rx 4 5 'x ,ax Txvfgkrw' ' v . X . f 1l'?l'1xll f I 1 n, K. Roehrs, J. Snodgrass, C. Sieben, R. Peterson, R. Bay- DeBates, S. Ellis, J. Henson, M. Ristau, A. Thompson, K. ROW: R. Sand, K. Maranville, F. Schuetzler, D. VanOp- Francque, B. Girten, D. Tiffany, J. Reilly, J. Snook, L. R. Taube, L. Anderson. FIRST ROW: M. Johnson, L. Wat- ters, B. Scavarda, B. DeKezel, R. Girten, R. Johnson, T. Bartlett, C. Cotty, B. Hohenboken, D. Lenth, E. Tholl. WRESTLING LETTER MENS The Geneseo Grapplers ended the season with eight wins and eight losses. Geneseo placed fifth in the N.C,I,C. meets, eighth in the State District Meet, and fifth in the State Sectional Meet. Three of Geneseo's wrestlers qualified for the State Meet. These Competitors were Ed Tholl at 95 lbs., Melvin Johnson at 103 lbs. . and Don Lenth at 127 lbs The Junior varsity and sophomores finished the season winning better than fifty per cent of their meets. CLUB Athletes who earned Varsity letters were premitted to become members of Lettermen's Club. Jr. Varsity letter winners attended meetings as pledges, Under the direction of the coaches, the boys viewed films on local and college games and sold season football tickets, basketball tickets, programs, and Maple Leaf pins. Heading the club this year were: Frannie Klavohn, presidentg Ed Tholl, vice-presidentg Harry De Vrieze, treas- urerg Roy Fubr, secretary. Geneseo Geneseo Geneseo Geneseo Geneseo Geneseo WRESTLING RECORD 27 Geneseo 31 Geneseo 19 Geneseo 27 Geneseo 6 Geneseo 27 Rock Island 3 1 Alleman 5 Orion 3 Rock Falls 33 De Kalb 31 T. . . T Geneseo Geneseo Geneseo Geneseo Geneseo Sterling 39 Orion 2 Assumption fDavenportJ 3 Kewanee 12 East Moline 16 l f- ,Q l . T 4 l 65 .-., T 'LIL A IS it fab ,. .. C7 TOP ROW: M. Neumann, K. Alexander, K. Humbert, S. Johnson, M. Stohl, J. Johnson, J. Gradert, V. Crom, ll I - C. Cherry. SIXTH ROW: J. Johnson, J. Ward, L. McClorey, K. Smith, K. Heckel, J. O'Bryan, S. Sweely, V. Black, C. Vandemore, J. VanDeWoestyne, N. Ellis, M. Neal. FIFTH ROW: J. Belton, S. Brockrogge, R. Collier, J. Heeren, C. Stotmeister, D. Magerkurth, C. Olds, S. Smith, K. Garrity, E. Rice. FOURTH ROW: M. Werner, J. Painter, J. Painter, J. Reeves, D. Sammons, J. Rusk, J. Neumann, R. Chambers, J. Wisdom, R. Seei, T. Wagle, S. Johns, D. Johnson, W. Atwood, C. Shambaugh, J. Clark, J. Johnson, B. Girten, J. Guild. THIRD ROW: M. Larson, S. Betcher, P. Roesner, M. Buckley, S. Frey, M. Vandemore, S. Hanson, S. DeDecker, J. Benoodt. SECOND ROW: R. Ullrick, P. Bristol, G. Kowitz, J. Gradert, D. Bernier, J. Resser, J. Hull, D. Hurt, D. Erdman, M. Little. FIRST ROW: J. Guild, L. Fehlman, W. Ashdown, C. Neuleib, M. Peterson, M. Johnston, N. Torreyson, K. Chamberlain, S. Carlson. SEATED: J. Sand, J. Ford, M. Miller. G. A A Girls may actively participate in athletics through the well organized and varried program offered through the G.A.A. Sports such as volley ball, base ball, basket ball, and archery are offered during the year. Girls earn point awards such as pins and letters, Play days held in the fall and the all star basket ball game in the winter are highlights of the year. This year the officers were Janice Ford, president, Judy Sand, vice-president, Margo Miller, secretary-treasurer, Sharon Brady, point keeper, and Kathleen DeKezel, historian. Mrs. McCor- mick was the sponsor. TOP ROW: G. Turner, D. Depauw, K. Chrisop, P. Leonhart, K. Hanson, B. Vrell, B, Weber, L. Moore, J. Armstrong, E. Garrity., SIXTH ROW: M. Goembel, R. Norin, K. Garvey, K. Radue, R. Johnson, B. Miller, M. Stocks, D. Kowitz, P. Ryan, L. Hedman. FIFTH ROW: M. Verplaetse, D. Granell, S. Little, A. Cope- land, C. Andrews, S. Klemmer, M. VanDeKeere, V. Berner. FOURTH ROW: S. Spindler, D. Wiltamuth, V. Swanson, B. Happel, B. Ohlune, B. Heaton, F. Irwin, J. Darling, G. Butzer, D. Snodgrass. THIRD ROW: K. DeKezel, N. Brokaw, K. Oldfield, D. Bartz, J. Goodrich, D. Schmidt, D. VanBell, K. McCormick. SECOND ROW: C. Peterson, M. Stottler, I. Lawless, S. Stohl, S. Ferguson, S. Snyder, S. Hannon, J. Atwell, D. Sch- moll. FIRST ROW: E. Heaton, M. Buechler, D. Irwin, N. Hajek, J. Wathier, S. Withrow, S. Brady. SIT- 'l'lNG: J. Sand, J. Ford, M. Miller. Q7 92 5 f sl si m 0' gf: -QT U X o I gl TOP ROW: C. Shambaugh, K. McCormick, J. Atwell, C.5Neu1ei.bt'S,llgerguSof1,'jl:.Sand,. FIRST Row: I. Ward, L. McClorey, J. Johnson. , J I , ,H ' .I 1 'M ' ' ' W ' Q I- - -5 ' ill . J ,1Cheerl'eo'ders 'Whether you win br whether you lose, we're with you team, we're with you. This was the peppy school spirit shown by the student body and the nine girls who led cheers for us through the '58- '59 season. The varsity squad was made up of Janet Atwell, Sue Ferguson, Katie McCormick, Connie Neuleib, Judy Sand, and Carol Shambaughg and the sophomore trio was composed of Janet K. Johnson, Linda McC1orey, and Janet Ward. The entire stu- dent body extends their gratitude to these nine who can't be beat. BOOSTER CLUB OFFICERS THE BOOSTER CLUB The Booster Club is the all school club to which any student may belong. It seeks to enlist the in- terest of all students in attending all school activities--especially sports, music programs, etc. It sponsors a monthly party at which the various classes and organizations present the program and secure the music for dancing. Wanda Ashdown was president, Janice Ford, vice-presidentg Liz Fehlman, secretary, and Tamara Wagle, treasurer. Sponsors were Mr. Brokaw, Miss Gilborne, Mrs. McCormick and Mr. Wilson. 44 q t, , l ANNUAL STAFF x.: g..7 TOP ROW: M. Miller, F. Flavohn, T. Bartlett, I. Guild, J. Gradert. BOTTOM ROW: B. Gernant, W. Ashdown, K. Chamberlain, J. Waldorf. Ross Johnson was absent from picture. Each year the senior class presents a record of events that took place while they were in school in the form of a year book called the Sphinx, A group chosen from the class begins early in the school year to prepare this record. Kathy Chamberlain was elected editor with Wanda Ashdown as co-editor, Bob Gernant, business manager, Jim Waldorf his assistant: Ross Johnson. artist: and Jeanette Gradert, typist. Staff members included Tom Bartlett, Jackie Guild, Francis Klavohn, and Margo Miller. Miss Madden, the sponsor, gave her invaluable aid to this group. JUNIOR SPI-IINX - GREEN AND WI-IITE The large staff of the school paper, lunior Sphirgg, cooperated to put out one of the finest series of school papers in several years. Besides the reporters, Editor Bob Adams and his assistant, Tom Bartlett, had many typf ists, mimeographers, and distributors to handle the paper during, the week. Sally Withrow and Dianne Schmidt, editor and assistant respectively of the Green and White section ot the Geneseo Republic, kept the town informed of the latest school news. Miss Jonson was the advisor. TOP ROW: D. Schmidt, K. Anderson, T. Bartlett, Miss Jonson Qadviserj, Roy Fuhr, E. Fehlman, K. Oldfield.. BOTTOM ROW: D. Johnson, B. Adams, S. Withrow, Ray Fuhr. HZ' 1 Q-I Y 5.1 fb. if-U i 7' , T Q XJ . A, TOP ROW: B. Yager, C. Glawe, B. Franque, F. Klavohn, J. Shoemaker, R. Chrisman, B. AYTUSYTOUQ- SEC- OND ROW: J. Johnson, D. Snodgrass, J. Gradert, M. Peterson, V. Berner, B. Weber, S. Brady, S. Frey. FIRST ROW: D. Bartz, F. Schuetzler, T. Bartlett, M. Miller. Absent from picture: G. Glenn, Jeanette Gradert, B. STUDENT CCDUNCIL The Student Council operated under its new constitution this year. The new constitution increased the mem- bership to twenty representatives and made a new means of electing the members and vice-president. A very interesting campaign and election were enthusiastically managed by several students. Student Council, besides its normal tasks, sponsored Homecoming, the Night Relays, and the Cotton Ball. Tom Bartlett served as pres- ident, Frank Scheutzler, vice-president, Margo Miller, secretary, and Dianne Bartz, treasurer. Mr. Rivenburg was the sponsor. FUTURE TEACHERS CDF AMERICA F.T.A. met monthly to discuss the teaching profession as a possible career. The members sometimes filled in teachers vacancies when teachers were unable to be in class because of illness and other reasons. Nancy Tor- reyson led the group this year as president. Wanda Ashdown was vice-presidentg Carol Shambaugh, secretary, and Wayne Oberle, treasurer. Miss Madden was the sponsor. Cotton. TOP ROW: D. Bartz, E. Hedman, M. Miller, J. Heeren, C. Peterson, J. Wathier. BOTTOM ROW: S. Brockrogge, N. Torreyson, W. Ashdown, C. Shambaugh, W. Oberle. Q- T? 2 4-I ,,, A-4 S! TOP ROW: B. Hogue, P. Roesner, N. Hajek, S. Hannon, M. VanDeKeere, S. Stohl, M. Buechler, G. Butzer, F. Betcher, C. Cotty, D. Sammons, S. Johns, D. VanBell, D. Bernier, D. Stenzel. FOURTH ROW: D. Gran- ell, I. Lawless, E. Garrity, G. Kowitz, C. Neuleib, P. DeWuli', C. Schurvinske, D. Schmoll, M. Little, S. Betcher, D. Irwin, S. Hanson, S. DeDecker, D. Hurt, D. Erdman, B. Heaton, N. Ellis. THIRD ROW: B. Gir- ten, E. Heaton, P. Ryan, K. Oldfield, M. Vandemore, S. Frey, J. Bergstrom, J. I-lonts. J. Stanek, K. DeKe- zel, B. Schmidt. SECOND ROW: C. Garrity, B. Bestor, R. Oberle, K. Maranville, G. Werkheiser, D. Gabriel, M. Sullivan, S. Waller. FIRST ROW: W. Atwood, B. Hogue, S. Oberle, M. Warner, C. Moline, J. Firch, CQMMERCIAL CLUB Students interested in a career in the business field became members of the Commercial Club under the dir- ection of Mrs. Pinks, Mr. Iiuhr, and Mr. Syfert. The officers this year were Shirley Frey, presidentg Mary Van deniore, vice-presidentg and Iris Lawless, secretary-treasurer. SCIENCF CLUB Future scientists had their own organization under the leadership of Mr. Wesley Whitaker, John Verplaetse served as president. Bill Brokaw was vice-president, and Bob Neuleib was secretary-treasurer. Various scientific projects were completed with the participation in the county fair and district, state, and national contest as a goal. M. Stottler. TOP ROW: B. Adams, A. Anderson, S. Harris, D. Johnson, R. Dupree, J. Brutsche, C. Johnson, N. Erdman, T. Mahlstedt, M. Johnson. BOTTOM ROW: J. Clifton, J. Verplaetse, B. Brokaw, B. Neuleib, M. Nelson, L. Watters, S. Ellis. I T Q, '-.2 5.7 4. G' 9 TOP ROW: D. Magerkurth, P. Leonhart, J. Neumann, J. Ward, B. Miller, K. Chrisop, K. Garvey, K. Humbert, D. DePauw, K. Radue, D. Kowitz. SIXTH ROW: K. Alexander, K. Hanson, M. Goembel, K. Heckel, J. Firch, C. Moline, K, Angevine, J, Swanson, D. Gran ell, L. Moore, G. Turner, B. Vrell. FIFTH ROW: L. McClorey, J. Reeves, S. Klemmer, J. O'Bryan, B. Ohline, J. Heeren, B, Happel, R. Johnson, E. Garrrty, L. Hedman, J. VanDeWoestyne, C. Cotty, R. Norin, N. Ellis. FOURTH ROW: D. Sammons, M. Buckley, S. Spindler, B. Weber, M. Verplaetse, D. Wiltamuth, D. Schmidt, S. Snyder, C. Peterson, J. Johnson, T. Wagle, J. Armstrong, J. Berg- strom, W. Atwood, J. Clark, K. Garrity, S. Oberle, N. Brokaw, M. Sebring, J. Marlowe, R. Partlow, D. Schmoll. THIRD ROW: J. Benoodt, J. Johnson, M. Stocks, I, Lawless, S, Smith, J. Guild, J. Goodrich, R. Collier, S. Frey, B. Hogue, H. Allen, V. Berner, D. Snodgrass, J. Resser. SECOND ROW: J. Gradert, M. Clifford, J. Johnson, D. Bartz, C. Shambaugh, S. Hannon, S, Ferguson, S. Brady, J Stanek, S. Carlson, M. Buechler, J. Hull. FIRST ROW: S. Stohl, V. Swanson, P. Roesner, E. Heaton, B. Heaton, M. Vandemore, J. Wathier, S. Hanson, P. DeWulf, B. Girten, R. Chambers. SITTING: J. Guild, J. Ford, J. Sand, K. DeKezel, FUTURE HCDMEMAKERS The F.H.A. girls directed all their thoughts toward good groom- ing, for themselves-and learning, the extra little thing that made bet- ter homemakers. Judy Sand served as president: Janice Ford, vice- president, Kathleen DeKezel, secretary: and Julie Guild, treasurer. Mrs. Lodge was the sponsor. FUTURE FARMERS The F. H. A. chapter headed by Glen Werkheiser is an organiza- tion devoted to teaching better agricultural methods to boys interest- ed in farm work, The chapter competed with other chapters in con- tests, sponsored social events as the Plow Boy Prom, and took trips to other regions for educational purposes. Other officers were Henry Farber, vice-president, Loren Floto, secretary: Arlon Gradert, trea- surer: Jack Snook, reporter: and Bob DeKe1Lel, sentinel. Mr. Brokaw was the adviser. TOP ROW: C. Cotty, T. Finley, R. Holmstrom, R. Gabriel, D. Stenzel. EIGHTH ROW: D. Goembel, W, Chapman, J. Ward, R. Cady, C. Cotty, J. Mercer. SEVENTH ROW: R. Bengtson, K. Maranville, S. Storm, H. Reschke. SIXTH ROW: J. Verpla- etse, J, Dodge, D, VanOpdorp, R, Finley, B. Francque, Jim Lundquist. FIFTH ROW: K, DeBliek, L. Minnaert, J. Roehrs, A. Holevoet, K. Miller. FOURTH ROW: R. Wildermuth, R. Stenzel, G. Kell, K. DeKezel, G. Roseleib, A. Baraks. THIRD ROW: R, Kell, L. Livesay, E. DeClercq, G. Meier, R. Peterson, K. Jackson. SECOND ROW: L. Ullrick, K. Roehrs, W, Bestor, W. Yager, G. Daniels, R. Olson, N. Fleming, BOTTOM ROW: H. Farber, J. Snook, G. Werkheiser, L. Floto, B. DeKezel, A. Gradert. 9 Q.: y Nw: X ff 5 -o-5. a g r Q! TL-LE CONSERVATION CLUB TOP ROW D Billiet, B Danielson, F Galle, C Glawe, H Van OpDorp B Francque, D Stqenidelk H New R ROW R Bassier, L Watters T F1nley,J Ward, B Benson FOURTH ROW c voy mann FIFTH VanDeVoorde H DeVr1eze, R Bengtson, D Schnaufer R Mariman D VanOpDorp THIRD ROW R,H1pp I ler W Scavarda J VanVooren G Werkheiser D Haars I Brady F Schuetaler SECOND ROW C Ger nant H Farber J Verplaetse K DeKezel R Bayless J Vermadahl J Curnyn FIRST ROW B Cotton T Borkgren R Gramltng M Roesner N Simon E Wigant E Tholl SITTING M Gramling H Gra dert The Conservation Club met every Wednesday to discuss and become enlightened on the care and conserva tion of our nature resources The club View ed several films on natural resourses and the caring for them Also on their calendar were the Isaak Walton Fish Fry and their continued interest in the pond of the Charles Sundeen farm Harold Gradert was president Marvin Gramling vice president and Harold DeVrieze secretary treas urer Mr Reiser served as adviser LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club was organized for those students interested in working in the library and learning more about books. Each year the club keeps the library records up to date and keeps the books in proper order The club is part of the regional and state group Margo Miller served as president- Jerry Curny n vice-president- Karen Anderson, secretaryg Frank Schuetzler, treasurer, and the sponsor was Miss Gilborne. TOP ROW: M. Sullivan, K. Anderson, J. Johnson, C. Olds, H. Mason, J. Atwell., FIFTH ROW: C. Powell, R. Girten, J. Curnyn, F. Schuetzler, R. Hippler, S. Andrews, K. Alexander. FOURTH ROW: V. Crom, J. Waf e . Heeren S. Stohl, D. Little, S. Stotmeister. THIRD ROW: S. Johnson, V. Berner, S. Hannon, I 2,1 . J . . Neumann, J. Benoodt, R. Norin. SECOND ROW: R. Ullrick, S. Sweely, K. Oldfield, S. Frey, G. Kowitz, S ' erle D. Bartz Waller. FIRST ROM: J. VanDeWoestyne, B. Hogue, M. Larson, S. Ob , , E. Heaton, M. Miller. 3 if 331 91 .- 5 5 x 'QR' 33.-..-'l.-,' ., .yfns U 7, 1 1 '-1 Y .xx V , v . I' 4 - . , TOP ROW: K. Heckel, K. Hanson, B. Ohline, B. Happel, K. Smith, R. Chrisman. SEVENTH ROW: C. Wal- ler, S. Klemmer, C. Moline, J. Swanson, M. Goembol, P. Leonhart, T. Mahlsted, N. Ellis. SIXTH ROW: J. O'Bryan, B. Weber, R, Seei, V. Berner, D. Snodgrass, B. Miller, S. Little. FIFTH ROW: S. Oberle, J. Be- noodt, S. Hannon, I. Goodrich, B. Haaga. J. Bradley, N. Erdman, A. Copeland, C. Andrews. FOURTH ROW: D. Small, C. Shambaugh, S. Snyder, J. Johnson, G. Glenn, D. VanOpDorp, J. Brady, G. Turner, J, Arm- strong. THIRD ROW: S. Waller, M. Vandemore, M. Peterson, L. Fehlman, D. Stenzel, D. Little, F. Kla- vohn, M. Sahlgren, R. Holdstrom, J. Fitch, M. J. Stocks, K. Angevine, J. Johnson, FIRST ROW: C. Neulieb, ,almihlzlii dire!EW-1fE5e12gmwaSbic1EfY Athenian Club was organized to stimulate drama- tic interest in the student body. Anyone who liked to act or who wanted to learn the backstage work of dra- matics joined Athenian Club. The club was divided into four groups. Each group wrote and produced its own play. Francis Klavohn was president, Gary Glenn vice-president: and Vicki Berner, secretary-treasurer. Mr. Kleinau was the adviser. The Thespian Society, troupe 71, had a busy year under Mr. Wilson, the new dramatics coach at G.H. S The Thespians produced a conference play, took part in the Christman program, and put on many other stage successes during the year. Thespians is an hon- orary organization, and membership can be obtained only by working hard enough in Athenian Club to earn the required points for admission in the troupe. Jac- kie Guild was the president, Ronnie Hulting, vice- presidentg Sally Withrow, secretary, Kathy Chamber- lain, treasurer, and Tom Bartlett, scribe. TOP ROW: I. Clifton, R. Dupree, D. Miller, D. Sieben, L. DeBlieck, G. Glenn. FOURTH ROW: R. Gemant, K. McCormick, J. Guild, E. Hedman, D. Schmidt, W. Atwood, R. Collier, J. Heeren, R. Neulieb. THIRD ROW: J. Gradert, G. Achterhof, D. Schnaufer, G. Kowitz, E. Rice, C. Peterson, S. Smith, V. Berner, SEC- OND ROW: J.jWattier, S. Frey, S. Brady, W. Hornecker, J. Lee, B. Adams, D. Bartz. FIRST ROW: J. At- well, N. Torreyson, W. Ashdown, S. Ferguson, M. Miller, M. H. Johnston, Mr. Wilson, Adviser, S. Withrow, K. Chamberlain, R. Hulting. 'hrs 'fl 'lf' LETTERMEN S CLUB OFFICERS G A A OFFICERS III M A It as nz I' Fuhr Klavohn DeVr1e e Tholl Ford DeKeze1 Sand Brady M111e F T A OFFICERS COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICERS Ashdown To reysol Oberle Shamba gh Frey V ndem re La less SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS CONSERVATION CLUB OFFICERS Verplaetse Brokaw Neu1e1b DeVr1eze Gramhng Gradert I II 1: A Q, 1, is ' F .I ,T7 - ., ,, X W is , 1 if H , 5 fs. . -.1 I :X A 'vi I I 'f I 'ix' -I -. If.. 'Ffa 1 I-.xx -wx 14- , I I is- A . TI' if I .r-'I wr-'Ak fs: '1I I I -Af.-S53 I 1153.-if.. I -5-X . W i: T553 'w:s,Q: 9, 1 I-QI - '.'ffs -1 ' I' - - 'z - - - - - ' r ,S I T I '-KY f N , I .Y W ,S ' I ' f ' 1' I ' ' I.1 ' 3. O ' W 51 F H A OFFICERS Sand Ford DeKeze1 Gurld ATHENIAN CLUB OFFICERS Klavohn Glenn Berner F F A OFFICERS 'IU' J. :M J Gradert Snook DeKeze1 Werkherser Farber Floto THESPIAN OFFICERS v Y Gurld Chamberlarn Hulung Bartlett Wrthrow LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS M111er Curnyn Anderson Schuetzler 52 L 1, v 4T JV, A I I -' QL A ' ' LJ 11 f ' I '5 ' '15 I I , .W f ww LL? I I . , 53,34 - A-+C' K 4 I g:,.a.1 15151319 4' 1 S456-J-If' Y I f I 4, xl V I xx x -.3 'V , I I I 1 x LL . If Q f Q '- sl FY? Y. ' H ' 'N FS ' 1,8-Q ' 4 s, ' . - I f 255, Iii ', nl P: ' 'x ... ff. f lx Y . l L -q , 1 fx 1-4 L..- I HQMECQMING The students of GHS, their spirits undaunted by the snow enthusiastically took part in a loyalty week preceding Home coming. Everyone wore green and white, and Wednesday was designated as dress up day. On Homecoming night, January 23, Geneseo's basket- ball team fought hard against a strong Dixon team. Follow- ing the game, Tom Bartlett, Student Council president, in- troduced the program which consisted of Lynette Munson on the organ, Mighty Moto Johnson with Diane Hurt, and the Deuth Sisters. Next Tom introduced the court. Mary Kess- ler and Kari Neuleib. flower girls.in pink dresses. came first with their baskets of rose petals, followed by last year's Queen Suzanne Kessler and King Bill Quayle. The first of the 1959 court to enter were Lord Richard VanDeVoorde and Lady Janet Atwell. Next came Duke Don Lenth and Duch- ess Janice Ford. The highlight of the evening occured as 1959's King Francis Klavohn and Queen Judy Sand were crowned. Following the crowning, King Francis commande everyone to dance and be merry. d ,az-1 'litm- 'EE vi 5f'5 2Q 2Z'Q 'f2 y if? I vn... I .J l NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY V958 59 Each year students selected for the Natlonal Honor Soclety are honored ln an as sembly before the student body The qualmes for wh1ch they are chosen are character SGFVICS leadersh1p and scholarshlp Eleven representatwes of the class of 1959 chosen thxs year were Robert Adams Wanda Ashdown Thomas Bartlett Kathy Cham berlam Susan Ferguson jack1e Gu1ld B111 Hohenboken Margo Mxller Marllyn Peter son Nancy Torreyson and Sally Wlthrow Mlss Jean Gllborne was the sponsor of the Nat1onal Honor Soclety STRAW VOTE STUDENT WITH MOST PERSONA LITY jackie Gulld PERSON WHO HAS DONE MOST FOR THE SCHOOL Tom Bartlett WITTIEST PERSON jeff Lee MOST ATHLETIC BOY Francls Klavohn MOST ATHLETIC GIRL Conme Neulelb BEST DRESSED BOY Tom Bartlett BEST DRESS ED GIRL .... . . Wanda Ashdown MOST CHEERFUL PERSON ..... . . Ellzabeth Fehlman PERSON WITH MOST INDIVIDUALITY . . . . Melvln Johnson MOST STUDIOUS PERSON . ............ Bob Adams IDEAL ROMEO AND JULIET . . . . Nancy Torreyson and BobAdams '55 PERSON MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED ....... . Bob Adams THE CALEIXI -'wi rug Aug Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Oc Oc 1 3 26 Geneseo prrson opens for busrness rnmates enroll Sophs are urged to buy the few rema1n1ng elevator trckets Whoopee' Labor Day no school Sen1or worrres over B111 lS Pres Cross Country defeats Rock Falls Good Job Jrm T1s funeee assembly on Mlddle East Annual staff electron My fr1ends and you are my fr1ends students speak for the Student Councrl v1ce presrdency I want my mommy GAA in1t1at1on Last summer s awards presented to Ag students Mr Klernau puts the SDOI1lg1'lI on CCIIHIH Booster Club members After today Jumors have a long wart for class rrngs Doc you gotta save me T B tests Shrp Ahoy Captam Dry speaks Some sophomore boys seem to have therr shuts on backward G1rls show off the1r talents by try1ng out for G1r1s Octet Careful of that snake dance Elorse I sure swerves doesn t 1t'P Thesp1ans spon sor soda pop hop '56 O 67 Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec DAR Semors watch the brrdre Qpoor thrngy F1rst senror class play practrce what a blast' Students enjoy needed rest Semors test therr brams Harrrs grves a program on prrsons Report cards spo1l the fun of the Scrence Rocket Hop for some Student Counc11 has 1IS f1rst 1nstallat1on of thrs year Ray E Sullrvan scares g1rls wrth hrs fue arms program FTA has party Qpast 1-FA members tell therr experrencesj Walters g1ves program to '1'hesp1ar1s about the Theater John Scanlon enacts a play to the amuse ment of GHS students GHS enjoys a day of restl Worr1ed senrors g1ve the matlnee Old and young alrke w1ll never forget the comedy Harvey presented by th1s year s senlor class annual NCIC MUSIC Fest1val Eat too many carrots Frann1e'P GAA g1r1s enterta1n teachers at a carnrval n1ght Remember boys you must wear a whrte sh1rt when you wear a t1eI Where d1d the Junrors d1g up that Booster Club program'7 Thanksgrvrng vacat1onl What a rel1ef Senrors unbe11evab1y stretch as they are measured for caps and gowns Mr Wh1te formally opens Courtesy Week L1brar1ans enjoy Xmas Party Isn t that right Madonna'P Congratulatrons Glen FFA an ard Jeanette and Davrd rergn on Courtesy Throne Dr1ve safely says Bettenhausen Look at the monkey! Senlors get the1r class prctures ct. - ' ' ' ' . 1 -f ' J ' I S ' . 10 ' . . 14-15 ' ' ' . ' ' . 17 ' ' i 22 . . . . . gg .1:,- ' - .24 . ' ' ' - ' . 3 ' Q . 5 ' , ' . . 25i ' ' ------- ' ' . 7 - . 28 1 ' ' ' ' . 11 ' . l . -- o . i 12 - - ' ' 0 - 8 ' ' ' ' ' . 13-14 ' ' . 11 . - 15 ,, . ,,u . Nov. 15 Tired GHS students board the bus to the . 16 ' ' ' ' . 17 . U . -U . 17 t I ' ' . - . . U 18 2 I , . . 18 -- ' ' ' . . 21 ' ' ' , 22 ' I . 27 ' ' 1 ' . ' . . 27 . ' ' ' , u 1 . . . 29 , ' ' ' ' . ' . . . . 2 ' ' . ' . 30 ' , ' . 7 ' . 8 ' U -'- ' . L . . . . - , ro ' . t' , , ' .I ' t - . ll ' A ' Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec an 8.11 E111 3.11 all all E111 C Feb MUSIC Department puts on Booster Club program Chorus s1ngs vespers at Congregauonal Church as Mr Klelnau narrates Parents are told the Chr1stman story 1n p1ctures and songs by the Music and Dra mat1cs Departments Long awa1ted moment Jun1ors rece1ve I.1'161I class rings GAA 1n1t1ates hold formal 1nlt1at1on Last day of school Chrtstmas Vacatron Vacat1on was fun but oh to see those favor1te teachers aga1n Commerc1al Club sponsors Snow Ball w1th a pr1ze g1ven to the g1rl whose socks were the cutest decorated Isn t that rrght MHIIIYH9 Extemp semr f1nal1sts are exc1ted to th1nk that they actually m1ght be one of the lucky ones inal exams Speech students 6XC1I6d1y go to f1rst con test 1n Peorra 6 lo lS earlyl Everyone turns out to the D1xon game to see the glor1ous crownrng after Debaters debate at Augustana Tourney Busy day for GHS NCIC Wresthng Tour ney lnd1v1dual events speech at Prrnce ton Alleman game Wllh the Jr SDh1l'1X sponsorrng a dance after Sen1ors order announcements and cards C 6 S e Fe C Feb 28 March 3 March 7 March 13 March 20 Mar 26 31 ADI11. 3 Apr1l 10 Apr1l 16 Apr11 18 Apr1l 28 Apr1l 30 Mag. 4 May 7 May 15 May May May May May 57 1 know I always did love Lincoln-- school Booster Club program put on by senrors 1 love my daddy FHA Daddy Date N1ght I thought Saturday was supposed to be a day of rest DISIIICI Wrestl1ng Meet DISIIICI Speech Contest R1verdale game here Tade Sztaka grves assembly The Clown and others present the Varsity Speech N1ght FHA lsn t the only organ1zat1on that loves the1r parents FFA holds a Parents Son Banquet Sect1onal wrestl1ng and D1str1ct MUSIC Solo and Ensemble Contest Students get out of another class Otto Schacht presents assembly State wresthng meet Sect1onal speech No school for students but for teachers FHA all School Dance No school spring has sprung The actors and actresses of the school present Booster Club program State Speech Contest IS held Presentat1on by Augustana Band State MUSIC Contest Students 1ntently watch the Bucknell Mar 1onettes Assembly The famed Maple Leaf Classic Sen1ors get the rdea that the1r last year lS endmg Act1v1t1es Banquet FHA members butter up the1r mothers at the annual F1-IA Mother s Tea N1ght relays and court presented Saddened sen1ors start marchrng School p1cn1c Plow Boy Prom Come come lI'S not that bad Hrgh School Baccalaureate Close of school year frnal exams Don t cry you ll see them aga1n Hlgh School graduatron F b. 12 no T F 11.17 -- F b. 21 ' ' ' F b. 23 ' . b. 24 f' Ea F b. 26 a ' ' ' .13 ' ' .14 ' ' ' .16 ' ' , , .18 ' -- ' ' , - -- , .19 ... . . . . . .23 . 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