Johnston City High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Johnston City, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1958 volume:

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The students are the work- men, the teachers the foremen . . The Redskin Record in years to come will bring back memories of apprentice ship in preparation for life . . . I.C.H.S. means much more to us as Seniors than it did as Freshmen, --yes, more than a mere candlelight, a bright and ceaseless head- N ugh wnhvwr My for moiow. v. i Wikis M E yn ,W 3 E Qjxv EN 'S mg Y Y Q35 5 ,Q Q N QNX, .Rs iw ERN hiv? -rt' ., fg ,f if 635 Q ,41- ,J jj! 1 f Qgw 4 , .,,,..x- -:UIQ 5 Mi i ,, ' Wg 3 Q , g x 3 Y 5 'A ' 'rzsvlrwfff -ww ' :mm,fw N 'wwwm 1-wg ' .fx -f x L 2. f Y 'N - ' Q, f 3.-if ,1 . e. K f 'f 1 .i,. . if l 3 ' ' 2 , :,. Q' ' -E ,Q s Z l f . l S I'-41,4 J Y 4:1 SVEA, Q- ' f ' fears ,SSE , SEEK Q ur, ...,..,. .. ul? V515 . 4.. , ro L W3 ' is QP , P f A h i'l 212i'4-'fT32ii5'x.. g J '1' f Aw '52-iii? ,xli- 'n,x f+5:1:2:f2.i' 'F if 3 f?f'k 'ff v A h ,A if 5 -fa, if AU? ..-Nf .arf pgs? W5-.nw-333 W,.,W Mmm ww., nun mu- Mm an 1, X 37.21 kLxiZf-Q? 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SHAKESPEARE N 1 A f X x - 1,5 1 Board th b b - ose ' n L boarx is year are Mel um Ba ing ton, 11 Ro rs, 'Ilia Wilson, Ed Chapman, P d Paul ders , V1 Prgdentfny Wilson, a d B 11 K hnk i3 Fxgf33 jgxx QQ X Hyx. k . is xrxxis 'f Qi g ?wX X ., .J . 2 x xi X X ., X V 3 kj, J 5, S I M E N 533 QMEESXSQ Xi AQSERQ Prin Lpa X I W MARY ELLEN GRISLEY School Secretary MR, WELDON KENDRICK Principal 1' 0' Faculty NAN ADELSBERGER U-1 GEORGE ARVAI French and English ' N Auto-Mechanics X 'lll , X 4-1 mu L-'7,v-- ILUAM BATTS ra English and Civics DON BENITONE - History Faculty BOB CASTRALE V GENE CRAIG Mathematics and Physics ' Drafting JOHN CRAIG JAMES GOAD Science, Agriculture, and Chemistry 5h0P -AY X1 KATHERINE KOWALIS - English and Speech Mwgwfff KV ,' M M ffaecuy Faculty i 4, if iv!! 7 , , W svlcdwy I A K ,ft , ' 1 ,. f- 1 1 ,, , ' ,sv WLM-1,'..lL f ' 1' J L I . , ff, ' --I Xi.. U f fQ 4 fi I V Ji ' di V 4 ROSALEE MARCINAK VIRGINIA MARTELL Physiology and Physical Education Home Economics THERESA MIRIANI ' 3 U WILLIAM O'HAIR Shorthand and Office Practice ,' I5 Physical Education, General Science, and Assistant Coach TOM PEELER - Biology, Driver's Education, and Coach We? Faculty 1 rf ,If M MAXINE PYLE LAVERN SANDERS Typing and Bookkeeping Band Director A5' ' Q. Y 1 px A- w 1, ,' W-.' H, MARGARET SMALL JACQUELINE WILLIAMS English N English and Mathematics 55 P . if -f BEVERLY YANCEY - General Business and Music fi gfwf- Cooks are Glenna Jones, Connie Hampsey, and Nell Gamble. Janitors are Len Neely, Wayne Brennan, and Roscoe Harris. Bus drivers are Ray Dare, Loren Childers, Ross Sims, len Neely, and Fred Mil- ligan. CX x 62. S ' u And this our life, exempt from public haunt, ASSES Findf tongues in treef, book! in the running M brookx, Sermonx in ytones, and good in everything. SHAKESPEARE Senior Class 0 ficers M Q ' Ska. ,, X . V hktffx, A f ' QA U' A ,, - , . .. We-Y, Q , Q A x - A .- 1 .2-g iiiizgf-323 ,N s . , -Q., .-:tt x..!,'ts-r:::-I:-A' ,- s:..w.f-,a 22-125:12-S22ff::ff'i' 1 I-2. rival-I' l 'i' L..Z i-il'- 1z:.g:.:g::-g:::..r gm glggrg 1-5.5.5 5, -:+Z4.f1.32-ga Judy Fairbanks, secretary-treasurer: JoAnn Nargle, vice presidentg Louis Schwarm, president. Senior Class H Lstor In the fall of 1954 we entered J, C.H,S, as green freshmen, but we were determined to show them that we belonged. We elected officers under the guidance of Miss Wiman, Mr. Benitone, and Mr. Bowie. Robert Hays was elected presidentg Gerald Engram, vice presidentg and Jenell Smith, secretary-treasurer. Glenda Spiller, Louis Schwarm, and Robert Hays were elected to the Student Council. Joyce Goddard and Joan Dascotte were chosen as our candidates for homecoming queen. We entered our sophomore year with great expectations. We selected Albert Sullivan, presidentg Harry Oxford, vice presidentg and JoAnn Nargle, secretary-treasurer. As Student Council representatives, we selected Joyce Goddard, Mildred Muir, Robert Hays, Gerald Engram, and Albert Sullivan. Our spon- sors were Mrs. Trulove, Mrs. Adelsberger, and Mr. Arvai. Our candidates for homecoming queen were Joyce Goddard and Sally Davis. As Jo1ly Juniors we began our dramatic careers. Our first attempt was FOR THE LOVE OF PETE. For our class officers we chose Robert Hays, president, Gerald Engram, vice presidentg and JoAnn Nargle, secretary-treasurer. To the Student Council we sent Shirley James, Joan Dascotte, Robert Hays, and Willard Haynes. During this year we were led through all our decisions by Mrs. Miriani, Mrs. Humphreys, and Mr. Benitone. We gave the seniors an Evening in Paris when we treated them to their great night. Our dreams were fulfilled when Shirley James received Maid of Honor at homecoming and Joan Dascotte was our attendant. Our final year at J,C.H.S. has finally arrived. We elected Louis Schwarm, president: JoAnn Nargle, vice presidentg and Judy Fairbanks, secretary-treasurer. Our representatives to the Student Council were Jerry Engram, Mildred Muir, Thelma Sexton, and Louis Schwarm. To help guide us through our last year at J.C,H.S. are Mrs. Miriani, Mrs. Adelsberger, Mrs. Yancey and Mr. Peeler. Judy Fairbanks and Sally Davis were our candidates for queen this year. Our second attempt at acting was WHO KILLED AUNT CAROLINE. It is expected to be a great success. So with these last lines we all look back at our school and remember the wonderful years we have all spent here. RALPH BEAVER ROGER BELL Track, Teeuarian Club. BARBARA BLANKENSHIP Pep Club, FHA, GAA, Wigwam News Staff, Yearbook Staff, Cheerleader. GERALDIN E BROWDER Chorus, FHA, Wigwam News Staff, Commerce Club. Seniors LINDELL ANDERSON FFA, LOREN ANDERSON FFA. LOUISE ANDERSON Y FC . JERRY AVERY FFA. f A ,awww nl aw WM. Seniors OTIS BRYMER Band. CIETUS BURCHFIELD Science Club, DALLAS CAMPBELL Track, I Club. MARCIA CANADAY Band, Chorus, Octet, Sextet, Class Play, Pep Club, FHA, GAA, Yearbook Staff, French Club, Commerce Club. 'Qual iv-BHK WANDA CHAMNESS Band, Pep Club, Wigwam News Staff, French Club, Commerce Club. SUE CLENDENIN Chorus, Pep Club, YFC. KEITH COLE Football, Class Play, J Club COLLEEN COLEMAN Chorus, Pep Club, FHA, GAA, Club, Commerce SHARON Donn Pep Club, FHA, GAA. wANDA DORRIS Band, Pep Club, GAA, Wigwam News Staff, Science Club, YFC. IOANN DRAGOVICH chorus, Pep Club, FHA, GAA. GLENDINE EBERHARDT Chorus, Pep Club, FHA, GAA, Wigwam News Staff, Yearbook Staff, Office Worker, Commerce Club, Teen Town Board Mem- ber, Christmas FHA Queen. Seniors JOAN DASCOTTE Chorus, Student Council, Class Play, Pep Club, FHA, Wigwam News Staff, Year- book staff, French Club, Science Club, Homecoming Attendant, MARY DAVIS Chorus, Pep Club, FHA, GAA. SALLY DAVIS Chorus, Pep Club, FHA, GAA, Yearbook Staff, Office Worker, Homecoming Attendant WILLIAM DEVINE , , .. ,.w.u.,u ,,,,,.,,,.. , A WMA...JuuAw.A,w.cAmm1swn1nm.w-Amsmu: ,. Seniors ROSALIE EBERHARDT PCP Club, FHA, GAA. NEVA EDWARDS FHA, Yearbook Staff, Commerce Club, Honor Usher. ROBERTA EDWARDS Pep Club, FHA, GAA, Commerce Club GERALD ENGRAM Football, Basketball. Track, Student Council, Class Officer, J Club, Teen- arian Club, Teen Town Board. u-vnu ,sic -gm BILL FAIRBANKS Football, Basketball, Track, Class Play, J Club, Teenarian Club. .TUDY FAIRBANKS Band, Chorus, Sextet, Class Officer, Class Play, Pep Club, FHA, GAA, Wigwam News Staff, Office Worker, Commerce Club, YFC, Lunch Room Worker, 1957 Homecoming Queen, LINDA FEHRENBAKER Band, Chorus, Pep Club, FHA, GAA, French Club, Science Club. CHARLES FORCUM Science Club. IOHN HANSFORD Football, I Club, FFA, YFC. VERNON HAWKINS Football, Basketball, Track, Chorus. ROBERT HAYS Football, Basketball, Student Council, Class Officer, Science Club, Teenarian Club, Teen Town Board. ELAINE HILL Pep Club, FHA, Yearbook Staff, Commerce Club, YFC, Honor Usher. Seniors MAYNARD GODDARD Basketball, Track, J Club. EVERETT GRANT JERRY HALBIN LORETTA HALL Band, Chorus, Pep Club, FHA, GAA, Wig- wam News Staff, Cheerleader, YFC, Lunch Room Worker, fl 11-all ,.,, srgxmf-.emwywmmaafamar- vr . Seniors EVONNE HINES JIM HOLDERFIELD Band, Class Play, Manager. SUE ICE Chorus, FHA, Wigwam News Staff, Science Club, YFC. 4 JO ANN JANSCO Pep Club, FHA, GAA, Office Worker, Wigwam News Staff. LLM-.-.--M.1u:i,f,,-,, L. E. JONES Track, Lunch Room Worker CATHERINE KOWALIS Class Play, Pep Club, FHA, GAA, Year book Staff, Commerce Club, Bookstore Worker. DONNIE LABOTTE LINDA LADD Chorus, Class Play, Pep Club, GAA, Science Club, Library Worker. SHELIA MCREYNOLDS FHA, Pep Club, GAA, Yearbook Staff, Cheerleader, Office Worker, Commerce Club. LEWIS MALONE FFA. JERRY MARTIN Basketball, Track, J Club. JEAN MILES Pep Club, FHA, GAA, Yearbook Staff, Science Club, Honor Usher, Chorus. Seniors RICHARD MCCLINTOCK Football, Basketball, Track, J Club Teen Town Board. IUDITH MCCOMBS ANN MCKNIGHT Pep Club, FHA, GAA, J. W. MCNEILL Senzors RUTH ALICE MITCHELL Band, Chorus, Octet, Sextet, Pep Club, FHA, GAA, Yearbook Staff, French Club. GLORIA MOORE Band, Chorus QPianistj. RONALD MOTSINGER Band . MILDRED MUIR Chorus, Student Council, Pep Club, GAA, Wigwam News Staff, Yearbook Staff, Sci- ence Club, Commerce Club, Honorary Usher, YFC. tuu- mfwwvm,fwrs,.w+,:wmw.1swwas.s. f, 1 M s.r,e,,,J. -Hmmm JOANN NARGLE Chorus, Class Officer, Class Play, Pep Club, FHA, GAA, Yearbook staff, Cheer- leader, Office Worker, Commerce Club, Teen Town Board. HARRY OXFORD Football, Basketball, Track, Class Officer I Club, FFA. PHY LLIS PARRISH Band, Pep Club, FHA, GAA, Lunch Room Worker. RONALD PAYNE LEAMON ROBERTSON Football, Basketball. EUGENE ROYCE LOUIS SCHWARM Football, Basketball, Track, Student Council, Class Officer, J Club, Year- book staff, YFC. SUE SHELTON FHA, YFC. Senwrs DELORES POSKEVICH Chorus, Pep Club, FHA, GAA, Yearbook Staff, Cheerleader, Office Worker, Com- merce Club, Honorary Usher, Teen Town Board, MARILYN POSKEVICH Pep Club, FHA, GAA, Wigwam News staff, Commerce Club. JACK RAGSDALE Band, Football. DELORES RAY Band, Chorus, Pep Club, FHA, GAA, YFC lf ,X U' mmw 1ui1awM u Seniors THELMA SEXTON Chorus, Student Council, FHA, Pep Club, GAA, Wigwam News Staff, Yearbook Staff, Office Worker, Commerce Club, Honorary Usher. IENELL SMITH Class Officer, Commerce Club, YFC. DWIGHT SPILLER GLENDA SPILLER Chorus, Student Council, FHA, Pep Club, GAA, Wigwam News Staff, Yearbook staff, Cheerleader, Commerce Club, Honorary Usher. SHARON SPRINGS Band, Chorus, Sextet, Class Play, FHA, GAA, Pep Club, Wigwam News Staff, Yearbook staff, Science Club, Commerce Club, YFC. NANCY STRUNK Band, Chorus, Octet, FHA, French Club, YFC. ALBERT SULLIVAN Football, Basketball, J Club, Student Council, Class Officer, Class Play, Science Club. CAROL TIMMINS Band, Twirler, Chorus, Class Play, Pep Club, FHA, GAA, Wigwam News staff, Science Club, Commerce Club. SHARON ZASADA Chorus, Pep Club, FHA, Wigwam News staff, Yearbook Staff, Cheerleader, Office Worker. Not Pictured: CURTIS EWING Football, Seniors LINDELL TROUT Teenarian Club. CHARLES WARREN VIRGINIA WINTERS Pep Club, FHA, GAA. BETTY WOODWARD Chorus, FHA. Q 1' SK WK ' Q., IS! ,W , +5 -wx ef bf-, g wx X 35 wmv, . .:1..,,,. iii , PM mm, a .. ,.. ,,:,.:',:g,:- 1.4 ,. xr ,Q 1 ffm: nw +1 ww I w i Q' F in lil r J nf' N XX4 Us 'S K wi x ,. .,,, , A 0 L if av . V,-- Q 'X 5 I. I. I. I. I. I. 1. I. I. I. 1. I. I. I. L I. I. L I. I. I. 1. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. 1. I. I. I. I. I. I. Class W ill Lindell Anderson, will my agriculture books to Roland Rogers, we want him to make a good farmer. Louise Anderson, will my front seat in every class to anyone whose name begins with an A, Roger Bell, will to some unlucky junior my seat in English class. Barbara Blankenship, will my seat in Civics to some smart junior who is smarter than I. Geraldine Browder, will my ability to get along with teachers to my brother. He needs itl Otis Brymer, will my ability to goof off to Kenneth Crabtree. Cletus Burchfield, will my seat in drafting class to any person who enjoys drafting as much as I do. Marcia Canaday, will my part in the class play to Donna Barra. Wanda Chamness, will to Corine Kerr my front seat in office practice. Sue Clendine, will to any freshman my inability to carry three notebooks, five books, and a P. E. suit at once. Keith Cole, will my ability to get along with Mrs. Adelsberger to some junior. Colleen Coleman, will all of my will to my sister, Winona, and I hope she takes better advantage of them than I did. Joan Dascotte, will to the teachers my ability to get along with the students. Mary Davis, will my quietness to a certain loud freshman ??? Sally Davis, will my ability to get a locker at the end of the hall to anyone who needs the walk. William Devine, will all my troubles in vocational auto mechanics to the future mechanics of Johns- ton City High. Sharon Dodd, will my out of town boy friends, except one, to Jean Tyner, and my good times at JCHS to my brother, Larry. Wanda Dorris, will my typewriter that automatically makes mistakes to anyone who wants it. Jo Ann Dragovich, will my temper to anyone who wants it. Glendine Eberhardt, will all the good times I have had in high school to my sister, Judy. Rosalie Eberhardt, will my front seat in English class to some smart junior. Neva Edwards, will all my errors and my speed in typing to someone who knows what to do with them. I don't. Roberta Edwards, will to Judy Grant my ride home from school and all the fun l've had at ICHS. Jerry Engram, will my special ability to make the wrong basket at the wrong time to Delmer Mitchell, Jr. Curtis Ewing, will my sleeping in class to some lazy junior. Judy Fairbanks, will some of my brains to Bill Fairbanks which he dearly needs. Linda Fehrenbaker, will all my happiness and all the fun I have had at JCI-IS to all the underclassmen. Charles Forcum, will my seat in drafting to William Mocaby. Maynard Goddard, will leave if l've got anything to say about it. Everett Grant, will my English book and drafting ability to Norman Armes. Jerry l-Ialbin, will my bench in building trades to any junior lucky enough to get it. Loretta Hall, will my quiet refined way to Janice Camer and Pat Hays. Robert Hays, will my height to Kenny Crabtree and my good study hall behavior to Dickie Baker. I-le'll need it. Elaine Hill, will my ability to like, write, and read shorthand to my sister, Carolyn. Evonne Hines, will my ability to get in trouble in the study hall to Gail Powell. Jim I-lolderfield, will to David McNeal my ability to play the pin ball machine. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. If I. I. I. I. I. L I. 1. I. I. L I. I. I. I. L I. I. L I. A. 1. I. I. I. I. I. Class Will Sue lce, will my best years at JCHS to my best freshman, Ronnie Clements. Joann Jansco, will my parking place at the comer on the west side of the school to Christine Pasquino. L. E. Jones, will my extreme ability to take up lunch tickets to Norman Armes. Catherine Kowalis, will leave all my 'red feminine lipstick to Esther White. Linda Ladd, will all but one of my male friends in the state of Kentucky to Linda Fehrenbaker. Donnie LaBotte, will my quiemess and ability to get along with Mr. Benitone to Jeanne Litton. Richard McClintock, will my 6 314 football helmet to Jim Bartley. Judy McCombs, will all my good times to Karen Sue Mandrell. Ann McKnight, will my laugh to any junior who may need it, and all my good times at JCHS to Phyllis Ewing. Sheila McReynolds, will my heavy weight to anyone who might need it. Lewis Malone, will leave my will to will for he needs it more than I do. Jerry Martin, will my will to Gary Brisco so that he will will it to someone else. Jean Miles, will my seat in Chemistry class to David Roach, provided the laboratory is still there. Ruth Alice Mitchell, will my dancing shoes to all the freshman boys who can't dance. Gloria Moore, will my ability to keep quiet to Carol Stritzel. Ronald Motsinger, will my set of Mercury keys back to my uncle. Mildred Muir, will good luck and happiness to all undergraduates. JoAnn Nargle, will my years of cheerleading to Janice Cargal and Carla Chestosky and my excess height to Bernard Murphy. Harry Oxford, will my short haircut to Raymond Ball and my build to Laverne Jones. Phyllis Parrish, will my last name to Judy Grant, if she will will me hers in return. Dolores Poskevich, will all of my PINK Uiggyj lipnick to the freshman girls, since Catherine didn't leave them any. , Marilyn Poskevich, will my ability to sing to Christine Pasquino, and all my typing errors to Janice Cargal. Dolores Ray, will my position in band to my brother, Ronnie, and my clarinet to anyone windy enough to blow it. Eugene Royce, will give all my books to any little green freshman especially Nancy Jent if she has enough brains to take them. Louis Schwarm, will my knowledge in advanced algebra to Delmer Mitchell, and my size 28 football suit to Jim Bartley. Sue Shelton, will Jean Dixon my wonderful school days in high school. Thelma Sexton, will my Pink Lipstick to anyone who likes it as much as Catherine Kowalis. Jenell Smith, will to my sister my ability in commercial courses. Glenda Spiller, willwhat's left of my brain to my brother, Kenny, and my ability to be quiet in classes to all future Stiritz Rangers. Nancy Strunk, will my seat in chemistry class to anyone who can break more glass than I can. Alben Sullivan, will my legs to Wennie Lecerfg he needs them. Carol Timmins, will my majorette 's suit to Carla Chestosky. Lindell Trout, will my equipment and seat in vocational drafting to David Robinson. Charles Warren, will my pants Qsize 40j to Laverne Jones. Virginia Winters, will all of the 'good times' that I've had at Marion to Sandra Dobbins. Betty Woodward, will my happy days at Johnston City High to Darlene Lyell. Sharon Zasada, will my half of Catherine Kowalis' garden to some lucky F. F. A. member. I. p Class Prophecy Dear Diary, May 22, 1983 I have just retumed from a reunion where I enjoyed seeing most of my old classmates from Johnston City High School. I had a lively chat with each of them and we had a wonderful time talking about the days when we were at J,C, I-LS. Here is the day I have just lived. One of the first persons I chatted with was Sally Davis. Sally told me she was an airline hostess for T.W, A. She told me JoAnn Jansco was also a stewardess for T. W,A. and John Hans- ford was the pilot of the plane. Sally said she had met some very interesdng people from our class of '58, Among them, were Everett Grant, President of the United States, Curtis Ewing, Vice President and Donnie Labotte, Secretary-Treasurer. All of these important officials were unable to come to the reunion. While Sally and I were talking, Mrs. Tom Truran fformer Thelma Sextonj, and Evonne Hines walked up. They are both fashion designers in Paris, France, As I looked around, I noticed Linda Fehrenbaker, Sharon Zasada, and Wanda Dorris in a group talking. As I walked over to join them, they started telling me about their nursing careers I enjoyed this very much because I am a nurse myself. Sharon is a nurse to the famous surgeon, Jerry Halbin in Florida. Linda and Wanda are nurses to the outstanding M.D, , Robert Hayes at the Jewish Hospital in St. Louis. Colleen Coleman arrived accompanied by Mrs. Glen Murphy fformer JoAnn Dragovichj, Mildred Muir, and Mrs. Larry Cotton fformer Linda Laddj. Colleen and Mildred told me they are secretaries in a large office firm in New York City. Mrs. Glen Murphy is a hair stylist and Mrs. Larry Cotton is a Patricia Stevens Model in Chicago. While talking to these girls, JoAnn Nargle, Catherine Kowalis, and Delores Poskevich came over to chat. JoAnn is a famous comedian on Broadway: Catherine and Delores are both secre- taries in the Pentagon Building in Washington, D. C. Then I spoke to four of our top scientists who had just retumed from the moon. They are Lindell Anderson, Roger Bell, Jim Holderfield and Vernon Hawkins. I glanced at the daily paper from the moon which was entitled, Moon Progress. Then I talked to two coaches, Sonny Schwarm and Richard McClintock. Sonny is a coach at Iowa State and Richard is coaching at Michigan State. Gerald Engram was with them who is now a professional football player. As I was talking to these former classmates, I heard beautiful singing in the background. I noticed it was two of my classmates, Marcia Canaday and Judy Fairbanks. Gloria Moore, a famous pianist, accompanied them on the piano. Marcia and Judy are top vocal singers in America. Along with them, was Ruth Alice Mitchell, a dance instructor, from Califomia, I then saw Ronald Motsinger drive up in a car which looked as though it had come from outer space but he told me it was one of his hot rods he had just built. With him were three of his mechanics, Loren Anderson, Jerry Avery, and Ralph Beaver. Mr, and Mrs. Bill Fairbanks fforrner Joan Dascottej told me they are prosperous owners of three exclusive dress shops in New York, San Francisco, and Chicago. I was just thinking of what an enjoyable time I was having when Jenell Smith and Sue Shelton stumbled into me, Jenell is a minister in a huge Baptist Church. Sue is the assistant pastor. Class Prophecy Then I met Loretta Hall and Mary Davis. Loretta is a nurse in the Air Force and Mary has chosen a career in the Marine Corps. I learned that Sheila Mckeynolds has become a lawyer and she is assisted by her secretary, Roberta Edwards. As I was having a wonderful time meeting my old friends, Charles Forcum, an electrical engineer, walked up with Maynard Goddard. Maynard is the owner of a chain of drug stores all over the nation. Then I talked with Leamon Robertson and Dwight Spiller. Leamon owns a large cattle ranch in Texas. Some of the cowpokes who work on his ranch are William Devine, Louis Malone, and Jerry Martin. Dwight is President of the Carpenters Union in the United States. Then I recognized a very successful-looking man, Lyndell Trout, who told me he is Presi- dent of the Bankers of the United States and with him is Albert Sullivan, an outstanding Wall Street broker. Glenda Spiller explained to me the trouble she had as a school teacher. She said she could understand the teacher's feelings when we were in high school. With her was Sharon Springs, a Wall Street accountant. Then I spoke to two of the senators from Illinois. They are Otis Brymer and Cletus Burch- field. My how some of these people have advanced since their high school daysl ll Along with them is Dallas Campbell, President of Cyclone Fence Company in Chicago, Illinois. Neva Edwards and Elaine Hill told me they are secretaries in the Empire State Building which is owned by Keith Cole and Jack Ragsdale. Next, I talked to Harry Oxford who is a foreign correspondent for the New York Times owned by Charles Warren and Ronald Payne. Eugene Royce, head of the F.B.I, , explained to me what an exciting life he has trailing criminals all over the country. I spoke to L. E. Jones, a famous architect for a large museum in New York City. with him is J. W, McNeill, an admiral in the United States Navy. Sue Clendine, a famous political writer, told me about the slander she received for some of the things she wrote. with her was her private secretary, Wanda Chamness. Glancing around, I noticed Carol Timmins who informed me she owned a beauty salon in California, Her assistants in the salon are Barbara Blankenship and Virginia Winters. Next, I enjoyed a visit with Glendine Eberhardt, a wellfknown interior decorator, accom- panied by her assistant, Marilyn Poskevich. with them is Geraldine Browder, hostess of a hotel in Chicago owned by Nancy Strunk, Phyllis Parrish, and Rosalie Eberhardt, Betty Woodward told me she is working at the hospital in Elgin, Illinois. Judy McCombs and Ann McKnight are also on the staff at this hospital. Then I talked to Sharon Dodd, who is a physical education teacher at Miami, Florida. Louise Anderson and Sue Ice are also members of the faculty in Miami. I had a magnificent time today visiting with all of my classmates. Dear Diary, I consider this as the happiest day of my life. Jean Miles Junior Class Umcers Adele Hughes, secretary-treasurerg Judy Bowman, vice president, Bert Goad, president. Junior Class History On September 3, 1954, we, then a group of bewildered, confused, green freshmen, began our first year at the Johnston City High School. After a period of going to the wrong classes and trying to survive the stampedes in the halls between classes we settled down and elected class officers. They were Mickey Goodman, presidentg Janice Cobb, vice presidentg and Paul Harper, secretary-treasurer. Donna Barra, Suzie Planinc, Bert Goad, and Alan Fleming were elected to represent our class in Student Council. Soon after we selected as our homecoming candidate and attendant Suzie Planinc and Janice Cobb. Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs, Smith, and Mr. Burton were our class sponsors and guided us through this confused but wonderful first year. In our second year as silly sophomores we were a little more confident. At our first class meeting we elected class officers. We elected as president, Bert Goadg vice president, John White, and secretary-treasurer, Delmer Mitchellg Pansy McCree, Nadine lewis, and Mickey Goodman represented our class in Student Council. Again this year, we chose Suzie Planinc and Janice Cobb as our homecoming candidate and attendant. Our class sponsors were Mrs. Kowalis, Mrs. Sullivan and Mr. Tennis. Our third year as jolly juniors was indeed a busy fone. Now as old-timers of the school we were all excited over getting our long-awaited class rings. We first elected class officers. As president we elected Bert Goadg vice president, Judy Bowmang and secretary-treasurer, Adele Hughes. To represent us in the Student Council we elected Mickey Goodman, Alice Collins, and Betty Gibbs. This year as our homecoming candidates we elected Betty Gibbs and Pansy McCree, As our class sponsors we selected Miss Martell, Mrs. Small, and Mr. Castrale. Now, as our third precious year comes to an end, we realize how fast the years have really gone, Juniors GENE ADAMSON LINDA ANDERSON NORMAN ARMES LOIS BAKER CAROLYN BARHAM JERRY BARHAM w11w,W,,.L. ,.,,L, W ,,,,f . ,wi--Q-..w,.1 w-f DONNA BARRA IIM BARTLEY DEANNA BECKER LORETTA BLADES JUDY BOWMAN GARY BRISCOE DELORES DAWES DANNY DUNNIGAN MELBA EDWARDS RONNIE ERWIN SUE CRABTREE DONALD CRAIG SANDRA CUSSON Juniors MARY BELLE CHILDERS JANICE COBB KENNETH COCKBURN ALICE COLLINS DAVID COLOMBO MARY COX Juniors ALAN FLEMING KENNETH GADDIS TOM GALBREATH BETTY GIBBS BRUCE GIBBENS BERT GOAD MICKEY GOODMAN CAROL GRANT NANETTE GRANT IU DY HAMLIN GLENDA HARRIS IEAN HEFLIN SAUNDRA HOLDER DELMER MITCHELL Jos ' MITCHELL WILLIAM MOCABY GARY PARRISH RALPH MCCREE DAVID MCNEAL LEWIS MILES Juniors ADELE HUGHES GARY IMHOFF COR.INE KERR IESSIE KRASEK NANCY MANDRELL PANSY MCCREE , F' F3 funiors CHRISTINE PASQUINO fb suzus PLANINC -5 KAY RAGLIN R3 I , X-. X ,UA A X .3 ' x . , J A 'ff ' A V, X 2 rf Q A ' RX -sq FERRELL RAY Q R' K' GA11. RAY - SUE RAY 1 'u A We 1 e .5 A S A Ap 5 i TOM ROYCE BEVERLY SANDERS LARRY SANDERS JUDY SEAGLE DON ALD SHOWMAKER CAROL SINGER RICHARD SMITH ANN TOLBERT TONY VATOVEC CHARLES VIECELI CHARLES WINSTEAD CAROL STRITZEL JON SULLINS BRENDA TIMMINS Juniors FRANK STANLEY PHYLLIS STEINMETZ DANNY STEPHENSON ELLEN STILLEY BUFORD STOUT RONNIE STOVER Sophomore Class O jqcers Sue Smith, vice presidentg Linda Perrine, secretary-treasurerg Bill Crawford, president. Sophomore Class History We entered high school in 1956 with a mingled feeling of excitement and fear. We survived initiation day, after which a little of our freshman greenness wore off, and we began to settle down to the serious business of school. Freshman class officers were Sandra Grant, presidentg Carol Wootton, vice presidentg and Sandra Dobbins, secretary-treasurer. Representing us in the student council were: Janice Cargal, John wilson, and Keith Chapman. with our fine sponsors, Mrs. Sprague, Mrs. Jarrel, and Mr. Batts to help us, we did well in our attempt to rise in the eyes of our upperclassmen. No, our freshman year will never be forgotten because it was the beginning of a new life for us. As we begin our sophomore year, we know we'll soon live up to the title silly sophomores We chose as our officers for this year, William Crawford, presidentg Susie Smith, vice president, and Linda Perrine, secretary-treasurer. For our student council representatives we chose Judy Eberhardt, Nancy Grant, and Fred Canaday. Our class sponsors are Mrs. Pyle, Mr. J. Craig, and Mrs. Adelsberger. We have done well each of our two years at J.C.H. S. in choosing candidates from our class to represent us in our homecoming celebrations. These were for our freshman year, Carol Wootton and Maureen Ellis: for our sophomore year, Carla Chestosky and Carol Wootton. we hope we will do as well in our future years in high school as we believe we have done thus far. I . . -I , 1 Other Sophomores are: Logan Anderson Raymond Ball Larry Clayton Robert Creed Jim Hays Richard LaBotte Virgil Powell Clarence Richards Donna Smiley James Spiller Arline Taylor Sophomores Luella Williams John Wilson Carol Wootton William Wright Jim Yotkevich Bob Barra A.-....., ,,....4...4su4n.n-nr... n....A..,... ...ash 1 ..n , Freshman Class 0 ficers Wendell Stritzel, presidentg Betty Kinley, vice presidentg Terra l-loughlan, secretary-treasurer. Freshman Class History Early in the fall of 1957, a large class of green freshmen entered a new and excit ing high school. Soon after school started, the class met in the assembly and elected Wendell Stritzel as their presidentg Betty Kinely, vice president: and Terra Houghlan, secretary-treasurer. Kenneth Crabtree , Carolyn Colombo , and Carolyn Hill were selected to serve on the Student Council. Our first big event was on September 27. This was Initiation Day. After obeying seniors for one whole day, we were finally members of the good old J.C.H.S. Our second important event was homecoming, November 8. For candidates for Queen, we chose Eldora Knaub and Phyllis Poskevich. With the help of our sponsors, Mr. Barts, Mr. Benitone, and Mrs. williams, we struggled through our first year in high school and hope our future years will be as favorable. QE. , f , w . K WWF pf me V Sn Freshmen First row: Tony Stefan, Bobby Stilley, Marilyn Stover, Shirley Stritzel, Wendell Stritzel, George Strunk. Second row: Russell Studer, Ronnie Summers, Jack Van, Jerry Vick, Bill Wagner, Bill Warren. Third row: Kenneth Webb, Jerry williams, Peggy williams, Doris Winstead. Other freshmen are: Larry Adams, Lowell Davis, Tom Davis, Bill Dixon, Larry Estes, Ronnie Fleming, Jim Gibbs, Evelyn Grant, John Mallaburn, Jim McReynolds, Jerry Pigg, Mike Scoffic, John Smothers ,, V V V fL,'A Ll: ' 4 5 Jing heiglo-loo! unto ' the green loollyg Moy! friendsloip is feigning, most loving the folly: v holly! jolly! QI-IAKESPEARE 5 , ,f 1, X , fs.,,,c L , A V VV , A 1 ,,,,.q!,.,-f'j 4' .095 gp, rf' Q ' wi..-N J' U ' I N A 4lVol A l VM ,, f oo, A gg ,:.4f'Mli-'i'3V4f'6 4 V, WVZW Aff' f ,V A711 ' X' 2, fl L, ,mi W ' ,ww V --will ',. Q- ' F ,, ,. ' W! f'f 1a-'fi sAf 'f.f1lff fy ' ' ' A 5 W W. A' , ff' ,- ' si my r,,.f,,V '33,-H, A,?fgllY4'VwQ?J 4 43,3 5. fl' ,'W'iQTi7zgfQ'fW1yf Z' if 'B' T- V J' V W I ffl' .,, 'gm ' V ' 4., T ,J ,M ,fl - 1 5' fn ' ,f VV,' ff' ' KF' Wamow' H.gif w'7' I Ng ,.VV ioo6,f.Vw V F A LAL. ,W L,,. MM , V ,, M ,-.1-9 xg,wilQ4j'l'wQ,,fLv.V5nAs'f fffl. ff' Y , V Vw ' ' I FIM, ry' Q if ,ff . V iff - , ..-' 1 of - V ,r,V. J .1 i K I -' ' -' ' xiD'gwfxf:iVf2i-W f 24 4 ,JV .t ff? - ,f,i,,... ' ww' E ' Cafe- f 4 J' ,ff f of W' kv , g?..,-4-3,,b4,J ,owl ..f -A-.v rj R, , A, WJ? H J X7 ' 'A fm- jr N w V gif f ' s 03 , QF-if ,fiiiiilfl ..4 ggi fe vf nn. 9 'fx fi? gs '4' Homecoming Coronation Standing, left to right: David McNeal, Carol Wootton, sophomore attendant, Delmer Mit- chell, Phyllis Poskevich, freshman attendant, Bob Hays, Pansy McCree, junior attendant, Mickey Goodman, Winifred Trout, 1956 Homecoming Queen, Billy Wilson, crown bearerg Judy Fairbanks, 1957 Homecoming Queen, Gerald Engram, Rosemary Craig, flower girlg Betty Gibbs, Maid-of-Honor, Richard McClintock, Louis Schwarm, Sally Davis, senior attendant, John Hans- ford, Eldora Knaub, freshman attendantg Gary lmhoff, Carla Chestosky, sophomore attendant, The 1957 Homecoming was held on November 8, 1957. The parade began in the afternoon. The parade halted for an exciting pep rally downtown. Although it was cold, we still enjoyed the parade. Just before the game, a Gabfest was held in the school library for all alumni. Immediately following the Gabfest, we watched the Indians score a 38-13 victory over Zeigler. The dance began at eight-thirty. The music was fumished by Tommy Lawson and his orches tra. The gym was beautifully decorated in fall colors. To the music of A Pretty Girl is Like a Melody, Miss Judy Fairbanks, wearing the tradi- tional black velvet robe and carrying a bouquet of yellow mums, was escorted to the throne by Gerald Engram, captain of the football team. Miss Betty Gibbs, a junior, was Maid-of-Honor, her escort was Richard McClintock. The 1957 Homecoming will be long remembered as a pleasant memory to the students and alumni of J,C.l-l.S. s W , . ,f'f. f . M Y A 1 m 2 5, 1 jx . Eiga, f 1 K fu 5 ' m is :Q me l 42 5335 s - gwsfv 1 w ii' U A+ 1 s wa 2 v sg , 5 S Y' .xiii . H m i x: ix k f L . 123 1 m v Q ff. X f'Z-V 'Q , , xx . . 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CARLA Cl-IESTOSKY - Sophomore Attendant CAROL WOOTTON - Sophomore Attendant PHYLLIS POSKEVICH - Freshman Attendant ELDORA KNAUB - Freshman Attendant Who Killed Aunt Carolinew SENIOR PLAY CAST Eleanor Endicott - - - - -------- - - - Agnes ------ Riccy - - Beryl - - Cicely ---- Aunt Caroline - - Miss Mabbitt - - LouiseMaCLain----- -1- ---n--u Una Hagman - - Dan - - - Dave ------ Lieutenant Clayton Stand-In - - ' 'JUDY FAIRBANKS - - CAROL TIMMINS - - JIM HOLDERFIELD BARBARA BLANKENSHIP ' ' 'IOANN NARGLE - - SHARON SPRINGS ---- --MILDRED MUIR - - MARCIA CANADAY ---------- -------LINDALADD - - - -LINDELL TROUT - - - - - -WILLIAM DEVINE ' ' ' ' ' 'ALBERT SULLIVAN ---- LINDA LADD 'ww Baby Samir, JUNIOR PLAY CAST Bob - who breaks a date - - Mother - who makes him break the date Father - who agrees with mother Junior - a holy terror - - Jane - Bob 's sister - - Helen - Bob's sister - - - Carrie - Bob's one-and-only - - Eunice - who tries to take Carrie' Carl - He1en's boyfriend ---- Lefty - another holy terror - - Midge - who raids the icebox - - Dot - who raids the icebox - - Mr. Gordon - Junior 's father - - Mrs, Gordon - Junior 's mother - s place - - DELMER MITCHELL - -DEANNA BECKER - -FRANK STANLEY - - ALAN FLEMING MARY BELLE CHILDERS - - SUZIE PLANINC 'IANICE COBB - - PANSY MCCREE - - BERT GOAD - - LEWIS MILES ' ' JUDY HAMLIN - - ADELE HUGHES - - DAN STEPHENSON - - DONNA BARRA 52 Mi.xe1l Ensenzfble First row: Judy Fairbanks, Janice Cobb, Sandra Cusson, Sue Planinc, Ruth Alice Mitchell, and Marcia Canaday. Second row: Charles Winstead, John Sullins, Ber- nard Murphy, Dan Stephenson, and Donald Craig. Freshntan-Sophonzfore Sextet Left to right: Sue Fleming, Janice Carner, Jeanne Litton, Diana Koch, Phyllis Ewing, and Mary Felts. funior-Serzfzfor Scxtel Left to right: Judy Fairbanks, Janice Cobb Sandra Cusson, Sue Planinc, Ruth Alice Mitchell, and Marcia Canaday. SQ ' ' if f ,.., :1,,, 1 PM '- x 3 V- kgs S , f Q : , Q 5 1 T5 4 pf N 5 Ag , ' :- S , i ws I , . -all an if Y X , X Xi x im , 2 S Q Q ,. g n Z1 afaigig K 352 ' 5 L Q E1 QF ' K .. N. ,, 1513 . ,. 1 ,2:..1N4::. gm , . ' 'z-A :sf A, by aid ' 2 , 532 i 1 1 ' f. 4 E - lfasf ii- -' M-. W ff' -EL ESS? x M ff a iff X ' W1 S f fi , 3 '- WW A ., :mm wg N Q 4 V it WU 3 W' MY' I T . 3 xx V, . , V ,, k G S '1 slfywiggr si' i' , Q 'iv QA , !Az Yi X . N EL ' 5 - A 352 gb A VV Q 15' f 91 L' E E' .- - .fu ' .. 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It has grown and improved very much. We wish to thank our new band director, Mr. LaVerne Sanders, for the wonderful work he has done, The officers of our band are: Captain, Ruth Alice Mitchellg First Lieutenant, Loretta Hall, Second Lieutenant, Sharon Springs, Top Sergeant, Christine Pasquino, Sergeant of Library, Carol Wooteng Sergeant of Sick, Brenda Timmins, of Woodwinds, Marcia Sergeant of Property, Jack Ragsdaleg Captain of Woodwinds,Sandra Cussong Canadayg Captain of Brass, Wanda Chamness, Sergeant of Brass, Barbara Kelly Gloria Mooreg Sergeant of Percussion, Nancy Grant, and Reports, Eldora Knaub of Percussion , Left to right: Nancy lent, Carla Chestosky, Carol Timmins, Drum Majorette, Brenda Timmins, and Sandra Slater, f S 1 X v K gg r P E 3 .fgrslifj , ,, .L-,X wk A J gs: . 2 S2 M 5 5-image, zslw 5?Ef5l,liiVi9gl:fi5iEi::,Sh...WH.. W, yfknyv 2 N ,WW ww F mi M ,K - Q, M ' xmy 5,1 A ,Wh is ,- x - Q F ff. .5 A , , , K gun 11 :,m:::,, z , ,mix S N 5 ij if zpxtie 341, 4 f. 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', vw My W- W N M, .1:5.g,, wx A, in f , ,,, . 4 4 a ATHLETICS I' ff if V XX -A-fx a my V -5.1-0-vlxiww Z w .Wg ,W , M I ' fi:-sf T.. 4 1? L M C? L N, TW -Q f T33 E . ,W K ,--N-Q..N..y M. . .M MJ ., W...-W - Mm X,,,,,,X3M. ,, i 935 4 . - ,,,,Wy,.WMNN. g Q - Q f W s si. gl 2 Sw .mmm A 14-'g,'4ff3LQ A S jg -K- M -, xr- ? xr ff' 79 A Squad Football B U Squad Football any TE Pinckneyville West Frankfort Norris City Eldorado Marion Mcbeansboro Metropolis Herrin Zeigler Christopher Football Record and Scores The Indians traveled to Pinckneyville to overcome the Panthers 25-14. The Redbirds handed the Indians their first defeat at the score of 33-18. The Indians rolled up a 49-0 victory over the Norris City eleven. The Indians played host to the Eldorado Eagles only to be defeated 66-0 In a hard fought game, the Indians defeated the Marion Wildcam 33-18. For a second conference win, the Indians defeated the Foxes 45-13. J. City defeated the Trojans 26-13 to take second place in the Southern Illini Conference. The Indians were defeated by the Herrin Tigers on a muddy field 34-0. The Indians fought hard on their homecoming and defeated the Zeigler Tornadoes 38-13. The J. City Indians completed a succesful season by defeating the Bear- cats 19- 18 . Du Quoin lost 38 - 0 West Frankfort won 20 - 0 Norris City won 33 - 0 Eldorado won 27-20 Marion lost 32 -0 Mcleansboro lost 13 -7 Metropolis won '7 - 0 Herrin lost 1 9- 13 Zeiglel won forfeit rs , I? sf' I J r , Marion West Frankfort Eldorado Herrin Harrisburg McLeansboro Murphysboro Carrier Mills Rosiclare DuQuoin Eldorado Benton Metropolis Marion West Frankfort McLeansboro Metropolis Carbondale Carrier Mills Varsity Squad Johnston City OPPONENT 46 48 34 58 64 37 36 76 50 77 56 78 61 62 HOLIDAY TOURNEY 59 69 59 61 55 40 53 52 52 55 65 66 PYRAMID TOURNEY 54 65 50 81 53 54 58 61 47 58 53 83 F reshman-Sophomore Squad Marion West Frankfort Eldorado Herrin Harrisburg McLeansboro Murphysboro DuQuoin Eldorado Benton Metropolis McLeansboro Metropolis Carbondale Carrier Mills 1957-58 SCORES JOHNSTON CITY OPPONENT 33 39 34 46 44 48 46 48 71 73 41 51 59 62 f W ,. Johnston Cir - LOJEJIS SCHWARM JOHN WHITE P If 1 , . , A XM , EE ALBERT SULLIVAN 4 gf JZWLA ff'M 0. A50 Muff sm ff' 1 'ffE.f,4'Ld ' 'Vind' dia-wfwurlx. ww-14' W' -N524 . ,- 4 , 5 ,. J 4.43.4 ff ,4.'4 ' l, !f DAVID MCNEAL WENDELL GRANT Indzcms LEON DASCOTTE DELINJAR INHTCHELI uf: Evita BILL CRAWFORD f I '-ff ffl, ff..4,I' ,!,!y If N f,! 'f - TI: CHARLES GAMBLE LYNDELL CHAMNESS Marion Herrin Carterville West Frankfort Eldorado Marion Herrin West Frankfort West Frankfort Carterville Freshman Squad 1957-58 SCORES JOHNSTON CITY OPPONENT 34 36 37 50 59 32 43 28 52 42 59 45 49 62 48 32 40 35 46 28 , 1 P f l! cj ' Qu tr fl 1957-58 Basketball Record The Indians opened the 1957-58 season with a double overtime loss to Marion 46-48. In their second game of the season the Indians were defeated by a bigger and strong- er West Frankfort team 34-58. In their first conference game of the season the Indians downed Eldorado 64-37. On December 7, the Indians were defeated by the defending state champs, Herrin, 76-36. The Indians traveled to Harrisburg on December 14, only to be downed by the big- ger and stronger Bulldog Team 50 - l'7. The McLeansboro Foxes came to the Indians on December 20, and defeated the Indians. On December 2, a tornado strickened Murphysboro, too, came to Johnston City and defeated the Indians. In the Holiday Tourney held at Carrier Mills, Johnston City drew the host team the first game and was defeated 69-59. In the second game of the tourney the Indians were downed by Rosiclare 61-59. The Indians collected their third win when the DuQuoin Indians came to visit, the score was 55-40. The Indians on January 10, journeyed to Eldorado to defeat the Eagles in their new home 53-52 in a thriller. The Benton Rangers came to Johnston City on the following night and defeated the Indians in a heartbreaker 55-52. The Indians took the long trip to Metropolis on January 18, only to be defeated by the Trojans in an overtime 66-65. The Indians opened the annual Pyramid Tourney against Marion and was defeated 54-65. The next night West Frankfort defeated the Indians 50-81. On January 31, the Indians went to McLeansboro for a conference game and were defeated by the Foxes 54-53. On February 1, Metropolis came to the Indians and they downed the host team 61-58 On February 7, the Indians played a strong Carbondale Community Team and were defeated 58 -47. Carrier Mills defeated the Indians the following night 53-83. 9' 1 if ,AH gif. wb...-3 QgHlf ' 21 J xt e Q, ' as 'Q in . 35 snv if , gif ' X ,E 'mf 1 H. .xxx X, i 'YW l -I T 3 Q- Track Team First row: C. Hafeli, J. Bozzola, M. Goodman, D. McNeal, F. Canaday, K. Chap- man, W. Grant, P. Ruzich, L. Oxford. Second row: R. McCree, R. McClintock, D. Mitchell, L. Schwarrn, J. Engl-am, J. Crafton, C. Gamble, J, wilson, B. Cockburn, M. Goddard. Third row: B. Irumbley, R. Craig, B. Tmmbley, D. Chapman, B. Goad, T. Royce, L. Dascorte, L. E. Jones, G. Briscoe, H. Hoyle, R. Jones. -ff 57' I 1 N Q if 8 w. -M o 1 1 Kewkfrr ,Q - SE Q xii, mv LWRQQ' 2 rf. , vw -A X v. Mm Eifwf x 5 W, , , i I E W N-H4 -.5 mu- 'l fr 181 ' Z i fb'- 1snZ,,L 12' -Q: Fw 1. , , -Q I K 3. 'J J -w ? ?3 'jf'-'Of' 1 , N - v ' Q a EQN 1 X 'K X AUGUST Monday SEPTEMBER Monday Wednesday Tuesday Friday Monday Thursday Friday Monday Friday Monday OCTOBER Friday Monday Friday Monday Thursday Friday Monday Thursday Friday NOVEMBER Friday Monday Friday Monday Friday Thursday Friday Thursday Friday Saturday DECEMBER Friday Saturday Saturday Thursday Friday Saturday Wednesday Thursday 26- JANUARY Wednesday Thursday Saturday Friday Saturday Thursday Friday Saturday Calendar First day of school. Everyone is eager to start a new year. Labor day and no school. The band played in the parade. Freshmen are beginning to think about Initiation. P. T, A. council meeting at City Library. Our first football game. We won. What a wonderful start to a new year. B Football game with Duquoin - Here. High School P. T, A. Meeting. Football game with West Frankfort - There. B Football game - west Frankfort - Here. Football game - Norris City - Here. B Football game with Norris City - There. Football game - Eldorado - There. B Football game - Eldorado - Here. Football game - Marion - There. B Football game - Marion - Here. High School P, T, A. Football game - Mclreansboro - There. B Football game - McLeansboro - Here. No school. Teachers have meeting. No school again. Football game - Metropolis - There. Football game - Herrin - There - First Nine Week Exams. B Football game - Herrin - Here. Football game - Zeigler - Here - Homecoming Dance - What pretty candidates this yearl Armistice Day - No school - B Football game - Zeigler - There. Football game - Christopher - There. High School P. T, A, Senior Play - Seniors show their talent for acting. Thanksgiving Vacation. I hope everyone enjoyed his dinner. No school again. First basketball game - Marion - Here. B Basketball game - West Frankfort - Here. Basketball game - Eldorado - Here. B Basketball game - Herrin - There. B Basketball game - Harrisburg - There. High school P.T.A. - Christmas concert. Vacation begins. B Basketball game - Mcleansboro - Here. B Basketball game - Murphysboro - Here. Christmas Wishes to everyone from the Redskin Record Staff. Invitational toumey - Carrier Mills. Happy New Year everybody. Christmas vacation ends. Study harder now that a new year is here. B Basketball game - DuQuoin - Here, Basketball game - Eldorado - There. B Basketball game - Benton - Here. High School P, T, A. End of First Semester. B Basketball game - Metropolis - There. Friday 9A-25 Friday 31 FEBRUARY Saturday 1 Friday 7 Saturday 8 Wednesday 12 Friday 14 Saturday 15 Thursday 20 Friday 21 Saturday 22 Tuesday 25 MARCH ' Saturday 1 Monday 5 Wednesday 12 Tuesday 18 Thursday 20 Friday 21 Saturday 22 Saturday 29 APRIL 'I'hursday 3-4 Saturday 5 Sunday 6 Monday 7 Friday 11 Thursday 17 Friday 18 - 19 MAY Friday 2 Friday 9 Saturday 10 Thursday 15 Friday 16 Saturday 17 Sunday 18 Monday 19 Wednesday 21 Thursday 22 Friday 23 Calendar Pyramid Toumey. Basketball game - McLeansboro - There. B Basketball game - Metropolis - Here. Basketball game - Carbondale - There. B Basketball game - Carriers Mills - There. Lincoln's Birthday - No school. Basketball game - Christopher - There. B Basketball game - Herrin - Here. High school P, T. A, Basketball game - Zeigler - Here. B Basketball game - West Frankfort - There. Basketball game - Marion - There. District Solo Ensemble Contest. Regional Basketball Tournament all week. Sectional Basketball - 12- 14. Super Sectional Basketball. High School P,T. A. Third Nine Weeks are over. State basketball toumament. State basketball tournament. District Music Contest. No school. Easter vacation. Science Fair at SIU. Easter Sunday - Everyone be sure to go to Church Easter Sunday. Still vacation - Isn't this fun? Junior Play, what great actors and actresses the Juniors are. High School P.T. A. State Music Contest. Orientation Day for eighth grade students. What a nice group of kids! Junior and Senior Prom. what beautiful formalsl Weren't the boys dressed neat? District Track meet. High School P,T, A State track meet, Track meet. Baccalaureate Services at High School. Fourth nine week exams for students. Semester exams for seniors. Senior picnic and semester exams for underclassmen. Last day of school. High school graduation. Seniors have finally reached one of their important goals in life. Y A. . yqfilpg . 'H gy 65' xx S 'is L, ix J VG? , HW AV Jrry' :LI gf! f ffm above azz - fa mme be fm, Ami if mm! follow, af the day, Tlaou cans! not tlsefz Zia my man. fr . . 1 2 ,Q J SHAKESPEARE QW f A f JN K, J 9 vi . 'xffk olgife-41 ,ll-frshji 2lAf o1'0QvZo:6v. AM-sd 'QJQVJGAN-Q,QZ CITV ez, QQJAVWHWQWQO 1fER RINK 402. East Broadway Johnston City's Only Entertainment Center M. L, BUSTER MCGEE Nightly Skating JOHN RED I-IOUGHLAN Free Prizes Dn.u.A12D'S CLEANERS Free Mothproofing With Your Cleaning at Dillard's Cleaners on the West Side Johnston City, Illinois MALKOVICH'S GROCERY West 5th Street Johnston City, Illinois 1 3 Compliments of , MHMZWQ Compliments of EDNAS BEAUTY SHOP Q fag 3 f ROCERY rg 1000 Jem street iii 'i-AY AN ALINE Johnston City, Illinois . 5 in X Q E . Phone 4531 'X' X? 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Johnston C ity is Dial No. 2301 Compliments of x.Alv1B'S FLOWERS AND GIFTS Johnston City's Leading Florist 203 East Broadway Residence No. 2302 Johnston City, Illinois Compliments of B12vME12'-S CAFE Johnston City, Illinois Compliments of ANDRESON'S CAFE Plate Lunches, Pies Sandwiches, Homemade Candies and Homemade Ice Cream Compliments of SUDE12IO12 BAKERY SHOP Fine Pastries and Cakes of All Kinds Johnston City, Illinois Compliments of .JANSCO 'S GROCERY 1000 West Broadway Johnston City, Illinois Compliments of DRIVE-IN Short Orders and Lunches Phone 4901 Johnston City, Illinois Compliments of gzzzzfii- BEAUTY SHOP Phone: 6122. Johnston City, Illinois Compliments of PUQCELLLS DRUG STORE R. C. PURCELL, R. Ph. w. KUHNKE, R. Ph. If IW fi . I 7 Q v M91 WA! ' QU ,xlpornplirnents of I ' V I VX Mm WQWHAVVAY S WI li O F OLIWD IDIVXMAN HARRY WILSON if I Johnston City, Illinois 'I I i Compliments of ComP1iment5 Of . ' ' 1 I I IO LCDIVIBO S IXAOl2OIXll S A ll , GARAGE ECONOMY STORE A ' General Repairing of All H ' I Kinds Johnston City, Illinois 5 U Phone: 3331 'X' Johnston city, Illinois ff Compliments of Compliments of J 1 COSGQOVES DOBBINS SANI-CREAM DRY GOODS STORE Johnston City, Illinois Trade at Cosgrove's' Compliments of When in Herrin Visit MARY AND FRED DAVIS DEI-l IXE WIDES BARBER SHOP STATION CECIL ERNEST North Park AVBIIUS Gas for Less Compliments of Compliments of SLJY AND Cl-IICOINI SONS TOM OSTER M ' ,I1l' ' , , , anon mms Johnston City, Illinois Compliments of THE INA IDTOVVN SHOP Johnston City, Illinois Compliments of scn-nE12'S MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR HARRY FRIEDLANDER, Owner USED CARS USED PARTS I We Sell the Best and Junk the Rest JOHN FARRIS RAY FARRIS Phone: Marion Z5-F4 I ' m Compliments of INA IT C I-'FE Ll. APPLIANCE STORE RCA Victor and Admiral Dealer Johnston City, Illinois Compliments of 'DAIQV BIEAND MILK Local Distributor, BILL ELLIOT Johnston City , Illinois Compliments of I I:'l:2lEIDlXAAINl S STORE A Great Store at Home Since 1905 Compliments of EALJ I. CD. I-MALL. CONSULTING ENGINEER Compliments of BAIXIIDB SHOE STORE West Frankfort, Illinois Johnston City, Illinois I f, , ,wif iw 'il X A fl, A X X f Compliments of N V! X ,JJ V R2 9? J I ' '- N 'If lp KIINAIXAEL. ,mi P , jk pa AUTO SUPPLY I My f X i o i ml A ,N li . 5 Q g L' Marion, Illinois . X , , f LJ X Everything Automotive ,' J , W W X A X Serving Southern Illinois N' l .I I it Y I f MI' I' and of J' 4 Y Western Kentucky fy ' x in we ,fl l l v x if ' Compliments of Compliments of gf! 1 1 I ,Q 1 My 'QEED S lXflA'2TlIXl S , STANDARD SERVICE STATION STANDARD SERVICE STATION Aix Atlas Tires, Batteries U I Rf Johnston City, Illinois and Accessories T1 Phone 6711 ff I -Ml 'N I ki X. . I fy' Compliments of p 'rnscu-VS I DAIRY STAND Thick Malts and Shakes Pit Bat-B-Q Delicious Sundaes Delicious Sandwiches Doozy's and Big Wheels Cold Drinks SNOOKS T1scH 601 Broadway Johnston City, Illinois 1 L Comp 'me fyof ,Vljy ij Compliments of .J , ., 5 ' ' ' 17 , I if E . if f ty if fyt:A1:2NE12s All Ax 9 iq GROCERY Q! EFL - I URANCEI4 V XJUPQJ Gro 'Qries and Meats ii!! ' N5 , J LW U Phone 6804 U P I, , tml GMM' hnofs' E fp Snitz, iiunois H ,' N gy X ,X F 727' fn fl v H P' 'ff J ff, 'jd VM . I .1 V p U! be H 2 W pCWmMAf4f3HES tn ,-A Jim iffy 3,0 F C actortjg1 1,6 . V ' Blocli, rickmgnd Styne I I . 1, I I L-V I'-1 , X71 ,- J I ,IAM 1 4 1 . PU ' lf f L- ff' Ji 1303 Naahxsig-eetpL,xfyj V fd . . . Un! 4 Ieyzhstowl ity, Illinois Phone 6026 fy 1 ' ffl 46 51 - . df , + . DOIN! TDLJT2l-LAIXA 5 ffl-j TEXACO Johnston City, Illinois Washing and Greasing Hunter Wheel Balancing B. F. Goodrich Tires and Batteries Compliments of TUENEES INSURANCE AGENCY Be st Companies Best Service Best Rates Turn Your Insurance to TURNER, It Pays I Compliments of WAGNEQS GROCERY AND BUS STOP Phone 542.1 Grand Avenue Johnston City, Illinois I-bDx1:2CDL.'1D NN IXIAVE WHOLESALE Phone BRidge 3-7731 1712 Loc t Street Eldorado, Illinois My - Distributors Tom's Toasted Peanuts d--oo Tom's Peanut Butter Sandwic i y and ,X f Tom's Candies fp J u KI 5, Comp1iments' f l Riff' ry . 5 5 V :a',gf 5 ,,,, 4,21 5 CIDCDINA J, . 2 , 025,43 CLEANERS ,f .2 'X 6? ' ' I .4 Johnston City, Illinois 4, f. Ji ,L ' ,W ,QQL ff l 'I Wgfd: I1 ' MZ Compliments of EEST I-IEQ5 Flour, Seeds, Hay, Wayne Feeds I S Dressed Poultry, Fresh Eggs D-X STATION Phone: 452.1 Joh-Y1St0n CNY, Illinois Johnston City, Illinois Brick - Concrete Products Com liments of Stone P 1 EGVDTIAIN BEALS MASONRY CO- GROCERY AND LUNCH It's Better for Less With M 19 CECIL CaSTggNAR Jefferson Street 1004 Benton gt. Pho 2 3186 , Johnston City, 111111015 Johnston 'ty, moiyyffidg I We 0,71 AAA Agfits xof-K N M 1 AA fl rigpaj IQ, 6,4449 12 . if V! LZ! LASDQKQEIQQER AND.scJ.EANER ' A' 1 ' , ff , A ,f 'f I . A ,f',f,i A f' I' '5ScU161,Wt86llino,i'A ' Ljigyslt P ant Q I W gerrinydflli I AA V f, A 'A , fi l, 0 My B NNE12 OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY Everything for the Office 403 South Illinois Avenue Carbondale, Illinois SCDLJTI-IETZINI Il.I.IIXIOIS COFFEE SERVICE 1102 Grand Avenue Phone 2771 Johnston City, Illinois FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH V 1111, -'f- s..........---1, ......- K, F V I lm lm rnlgvi--'EE i fdglzbl 5 il-'Ti-!f'sE 13555- fii iii! ' I I 'F LSE: T .QL-25' f ,,..l , I glwtfgjzixg qi. --2 - -- ' v 'll V 'L : '1w - ' ' -45 - Qt-we ' W flgg If fiig ., .4 . C. .. , : - f A 4 gm-' 5. - i -,3..' E., ,f 1 - . --1 . . - 'A' - hd4Y'- vii U1 -1-'. S'. . - 1 '1' hwizwafsur-.x 3251 A Friendly Church Johnston City, Illinois 1 i1 Compliments of LCV C. KIIXIG INSURANCE AGENCY Johnston City , Illi.nois Compliments of MR. LAUDEN E. A. 'IZAILTCDIXI COMPANY 3417 South Kedzie Avenue Chicago 23, Illinois Compliments of C. C. I-lLJ'BEfAT2TD MACHINERY COMPANY Industrial and Contractors Equipment Decatur, Illinois C--f FOOD fax I 1 f 955.52 Qui H53 ll ' dt Compliments of I CHESTY Al yi! N 7 M Wi SWB I JXIWA vin ser jgrxonstrjyzs s XQMC-gg! MW? W' L: i f -EA 5? AY f co., INC. .fn ff ' jf 1 fl VA! rj .'Co plet Ho g 'gs ff f ff A V 1 J Br way U! I yglofnston City, Illinois fr i l . - ' u' f. C livaidivlvqifqjf ' T E 'f fi! Co li, nts of o,.D I 1-n Nff ff 3 iff, X! ' Hop If 'Sou rn is oiisfxffiargest i Cya F' es ore for jf I1 wo' env' W. C. GRACE Wy FE? fort' Illinois West Frankfort, Illinois P one: 367 ff ' 1 Engrutuluiinus to the graduating class ag . 5 I I if J fa Compliments of THE COCA-COLA BOT'1TLING COMPAN 41 M lv A1LZwfJki lg' 'xl WW E if l ' aw! L. ' 1 fwlfff 9 L E!ii'f--J- x, U YVVDE XJ r 0,4 9, ,Loi -4. igfgdy A of? fi ii, ,f1,.A,W We X ' TABLE PRIDE BAKERY ff- E ' V X9 fs if .. nl, f ' 11- -fy Q W West Frankfort, Illinois Q E v lvuTc:u-nE1.,l,J7 Underwood Typewriter A 'jp 32 -.1 6? ' Sales and Service 'I Phone 434 426' ,.. WWI ' B 8South Vine Street f -'Lf' Jig? 15 5 I I - G, Harrisburg, Illinois I lx ,'QJ1QJ6l fig , .J in-,.f 1. Qffegh MMM We Have a Pepsi Today's Pepsi-Cola, reduced in calories, keeps pace with the up-to-date trend to lighter foods. Refresh without filling. Have a Pepsi-the modern, the . light refreshment. yr refreshment E. 1' A lg f J Faye. A B b AND COMPANY, INC. W4 l s.,-l , I A , I if U 1 yy Marion, Illinois: 1 I, 'AVJQQV ' J ff dE 'X Tfbi V W 'LA Your Auto Parts an quipmbnt o ei: QLJDV r ,Mfg z 'lf' I J' I Af r l L , ,ntl Compliments of A,-' R VVALKEQ WHOLESALE COMPANY Phone 746 Marion, Illinois Afvl N -wtf Ly- J X ff QM' X' N , X . I .1 . ,J 'KM W I M , u1ati the ne IQ. s I've ev Www May ou iw re in t W . Best fl k to lof ou. Q' V f I Og AIEFRS Pl, PAUL MccL1N1Ujc TED WILLIAMS c pl t c pl t f I W T12ADANn'gW DUNNISANS GROCERY J! SERVICE STATION MW 3 Mf:ia1'.?3i,1Z56o '4.f'G ' Agia ,g6m o son1 W gf val'-vHmaN5w2.0 K? .Q I 4 4 114 'f n , S , 1 ' 1 4'4..f,'1 14' , K - 1f l.1Z4,f., A ' ' f k Complimits of - 1 J ff I f wlvrff-J , me gu n Zity, 11111125 Q 2 749-'JJ O,,l9,,Qu, '749-.,o,H.MA.g,td.Q ... s' le, I' I I 'W ,I 1 , 1 ' V ,Q 4 ,.., - L' ' LMA, .--V-, V , .L,,,, , ,,A, ..,. ,, -- ,, ., .,-,,.,-, ,.,. W. -V-V, ,mf Q . PATRONS' PAGE Neal Kemp, Mount Vernon, Illinois Bernadette Wenzell Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ebersohl and John Ebersohl Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dare Miss Peggy Pearce Frank Benton Ottie Miles Elmer Timmins Gordon Ralph Cooksey ,James Goad Hugh Fleming Harry Cusson Steve Micheff Leroy Metcalf John James Parker Joe Stritzel Clyde Williams Joseph P. Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Goodman Mr. and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs. Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Houghlan, Jr. Mr and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Nargle Mrs. Lorene Mr. and Mrs Chamness Mr. and Mrs Barter Vernell Carl Smith -1 Mr. and Mrs Melvin L. McGee Mr. and Mrs John Farris Mr. and Mrs Fred Seagle Mr. and Mrs Clarence Hayes Mr. and Mrs Rheamon Barger Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hayes Mr. and Mrs Clarence Hayes, Jr. Mr. and Mrs John Chapman Mr. and Mrs Will Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Bill Singer and Carol Antonette Miriani Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Engram Mr. and Mrs Steve Zasada Mr. and Mrs Ed Chapman Mr. and Mrs Aurthur Bell Mrs. Nick Kovaleski Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Barham Mr. and Mrs Edgar Eberhardt Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Helfrich Mr. and Mrs. Don Benitone Mr. and Mrs Charles Becker Rev. and Mrs. Claude Childers Mr. and Mrs. Harland Grant Jack Batts Mr. and Mrs. John Clayton Mr. and Mrs. .1 V' K .,., Delmer Mitche K -Y rf N Q ,.., 5 M WX 'N U fa-caov- 'L' F N aww ' fU4 f0 t-'U Q 0 'aL.' - 97.1.-fr,.,duvo-' The PTA program offers Qaj learnings for more skillful parenthood through study of how a child grows and what it is that ,builds his patterns of thinking and behaving, fbj it brings information about the school, how a child learns and how his education affects his citizenship, fc, it offers op- portunity to study the effect of community con- ditions, other than homes, upon the lives of chil- dreng fd, it brings opportunity for any citizen to know the school curriculum and the qualities of the school program that may make it suitable for our times, fel it helps us to understand the PART- NERSHIP of teaching, that is, how parents and teachers share in bringing a child to find his own talents, and to develop and use them for the welfare of man and for the glory of God. The PTA program concerns itself with ALL THINGS that affect the lives of children. l Local Officers President --------- MRS. BILL SINGER Vice President - - MRS. EDGAR EBERHARDT Secretary ----- MRS. STANLEY BARHAM Treasurer - - - MRS. GLEN EBERHARDT Compliments of Compliments of llXlA'S cz. G. BEAUTY SHOP GENERAL MER CHANDISE Grand Avenue Johnston City, Illinois Johnston City, Illinois Phone 3621 ' Compliments of W DQWELLSWQ JQsf'i'4 'f , FURNITURE STORE , - North Grand Avenue fi . ' Johnston City, Illinois ,h K 2 Eg f ELECTRICITY is your biggest bargain. GS-'iw foe, Q What else gives you SO MUCH . ..costs SO LITTLE? I cfNmAL ILLINUIS Pusuc sfnwcf comm' vvv ,if 7 ' ' f fl ' ' I ,fb fff 1 1 O ,,, f , .A , 7 I - ., . ' ,r - W jpA, fl ,f ' , O ,-u 41 1 I ,jj V76 ff? 'F A NEW AND EXPANDED LINE OF STATION WAGONS BY FORD, producer of the most popular wagons, is offered for 1958. New to the llne ls the six-passenger Fordor Ranch Wagon fabovej, one of Ford's six new models built on body shells entirely separate from the Ford pas- senger cars. Ford spent 3185, 000, 000 on changes, including safety dual headlights, new jet in- take grille and masslve bumper, sculptured metal treatment throughout the car's exterior, and twin safety taillights as well as a completely new power train from engine to axle, all-new Cruise-O-Matlc drive and optional Ford-Aire suspension. s QHA ARE APP IN THE 1958 FORD CAR LINE. The Fair- lane ri tj' Falnlgpfe Victoria fleftj share with all new Fords such dramati ' ing c ges ne'w safety' dual headlights, corrosion-proof anodized aluminum grllle, wer -flo ood, stre roof, sculptured inverted V trunk lid and twln safety tail- lights. Eng' ing fl design, d vances include new engines, new Cruise-O-Matic trans- mission and opri Ford- ire suspension. l ,l See These 1958 Fords at S BROADWAY MOTORS Give Us a. 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