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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1959 volume:

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' As you dedicate the Student, Faculty and Board of Education Annual to me, you do honor to thirty years of long hours and hard labor and the everlasting loyalty and devo- tion to honest toil. My four sons and daughters were graduated with honors from this High School. Large credit for their success, obviously, goes to this institution. My friends andlneighbors and their children and grandchildren have, in like manner, attended or graduated from this school. I hope in a small and humble way I have been a lamplighter to these mul- titude of boys and girls - young men and women who have over these thirty years con- tributed somuch to our city, state and nation by way of their friendliness, their courte- sies and their fine services. It was these personalities who walked up and down the corridors of this institution who have given direction and action to my life. Because they lived I have lived. Because they looked forward to a better day I too was inspired for a better day. The memories of the events of these thousands of young people who have dedicated themselves to ed- ucation and to our good American way of life shall forever remain with me. I sincerely hope that when I leave these class rooms, these corridors and beautiful grounds, and all the many people - students, teachers and board members alike, that you too in your memories still remember Deacon. As I wish for all Godspeed, will you kindly utter with me Payne's little prayer. Mid pleasures and palaces though we may roam: Be it ever so humble, there's no place like home. Roscoe, better known to us as Deacon will retire at the end of his thirtieth year of service to our school We, the Redskin Staff of 1959, wish to express our gratitude and heartfelt appreciation by dedicating this m as Mil' ii ' f ,f 5' -ff :Q ii Mr. Benitone, American history teacher, points out Here, we see students performing experiments in the places on the map to his class. lab under the supervision of Mr. Noe. 7 Q f ever orgef . This is 8 typical SCCHC ill OHS of OUT b0YS' physical This scene shows Miss Martell working with students education classes. Mr. O'Hair is the instructor. in a home economics III class. -f-f it -r 1 w-ff 'rrr - -f -ii I --f --f 7 wh - f--f'f4'Mfsm.1,rr:WwesisMvfSs?9S?3fw1 , .V Y ' ' 5?siET':92f' F , fiiikffifif ,, Li--zivvlxx W f4WQ.,- yn 2 ff-7r+f:g5iM,f,,f yw , 4, N ffMf'i?f9 5' ' , ' , N- , 4,5--Q. - , . . . W: M . f- 7 .K N. my SP' f a W-.. 'I I . 7 A , .QV J, . Q , ii 3 M-- 5 Mi is :S ,J E . g . miqyiifg L . 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A L, 55lq f.., , .Q L X , -Lp' ,NEZJMZ ' b'LL , thx' f ' ' .5 i , X msn M an-14wwH1fvmwlQXxi + A M331 .ffiff E xg? N Q' f i -m'A h L it 1 i Ihh 1 M PM E' F M d'1, 3 if Ns. x 4 uper1lr2fe120Q12f7s Wessaye Congratulations, class of 1959. At last you have achieved a goal to which you have aspired for many years. You have earned the feeling of accomplishment that you have at this time. Your performances to this point are now recorded in permanent records and transcripts Your future is yours to mold as you wish. Remember the heritage of rights youenjoy in our American Way of life. Acceptyour responsibility to preserve these rights and to pass on to the succeeding generations the privileges we enjoy in a democracy. Cherish the bonds of friendship you formed here during your high school years. Keep them well and preserve always the memories of our own Johnston City High School. Carl Planinc, Superintendent Trlh cljvcz 75 y7Z4Q.5'SGyQ Through the doors of the American public school pass the future citizens of our nation. We enter through these doors that we may grow scholastically, socially, physically, spiritually and increase our understanding of self and of our fellowmen. After several years of formal education we leave through these same doors to meet the many challenges of adulthood. The trials and problems faced in school become thekhappy rnelpliries in the years ahead. . Weldon Kendrick, .I 'X ,J Principal QSC'500ftKOdf' WILLIAM KUHNKE HARRY WILSON ED CHAPMAN President Vice President 1. tr' ' wtLL1AM w1LsoN JACK HAYES BILL ROGERS MELBURN BABINGTON Seems as if all school districts have school boards to direct the people who direct the students. . . vicious circle. . . school boards really come across some enormous prob- lems, and they spend many of their free hours in stuffy meeting rooms discussing them Not many people would like to take over the job of having all those problems and mak- ing decisions that may influence the lives of everyone within their school district. i 417 1 KJ' f N V f PAT SKRELUNAS Unit Secretary L17 Offfce Frsszlsfazzzfv Sandra Dobbins, Mary Catherine Felts, Judy Bowman, Karen Barron, Miss Skrelunas, Sue Planinc. ,frfw M'jfMXVfAJwMfVlj7.yVjJ J V J W 2 5553352325 dr ji UM? We dj J My yy J My ywfifyd M L AUM 2 WM J My Offckw Wsszlsfanfs we 'A Jessie Krasek, Judy Seagle, Barbara Gurley, Judy Eberhardt, Sue Fleming, Mary Childers, Deanne Becker, Nancy Mandrell, Miss Grisley. MARGUERIT E BARRA Unit Librarian zgrar K-Ysszlsfazz fs This group has as its purpose the promotion of greater appreciation for books on the part of its membership. 7 ,ffm 57562, Jawmgge - NAN ADELSBERGER English and French GEORGE ARVAI Auto-mechanics WILLIAM BATTS English and Civics wr '7 DON BENITONE History V, 55 ,WA L, L ,avr-7 ,ffm N BOB CASTRALE Math GENE CRAIG Drafting JL- PAT EIGENMANN English JAMES GOAD Shop X X KATHERINE KOWALIS English and Speech ROSALIE MARCINAK Physical Education www we 91060 -- VIRGINIA MARTELL Home Economics ROBERT NOE 5 Science and Freshman Qoach , WL? fi fs I. 5 I M415-ffffffhf WILLIAM O'HAIR Physical Education, Physiology and Assistant Coach TOM PEELER Biology, Drivers ducat' n , Coach fp!! My MAXINE PYLE My Bookkeeping and Typing LA VERN SANDERS Band Ps, PAT STAHLBERG Shorthand and Office Practice JACQUELINE WILLIAMS Math and glish EQ B M Wwwrw BEVERLY YANCEY Chorus and General Business CODIS Our cooks are Connie Hampsey, Nellie Gamble, and Glenna Jones. Gwferzd XEZIUQFS 3 These students are in charge of serving and taking care of the tables. They work during their lunch hour each day. Kas Zrzbers Our Bus Drivers are LEN NEELY RAY DARE FRED MILLIGAN GLEN BEERS Walk Xen an ce Our Custodians are LEN NEELY WAYNE BRENNAN ROSCOE HARRIS msllff wi i 'Q D i,Lw:m9Z Q . . csezzzbr Offfbers enzbf Sponsors MRS. NAN ADELSBERGER MR. BOB CASTRALE MRS. BEVERLY YANCEY BERT GOAD - - LOIS BAKER - - BETTY GIBBS ' ' - - ' President - - - Vice-President - Secretary-Treasurer 1 AV v 'J h ' K A Y av jfaf ZUQ ire c3en1brs FRED AARON His only thought is for 3:15. GENE ADAMSON Thinking is but an idle waste of time. LINDA ANDERSON Often seen,- but seldom heard. Octet. NORMAN ARMES Not to live at ease, is not to live at all. Chorus, FFA, Science Club, Lunchroom Worker. LOIS ANN BAKER Love'em and leave'em. Class Officer, Pep Club, FHA, Wigwam News Staff, Yearbook Staff, Cheerleader, Science Club, Commerce Club, Teen Town Board. CAROLYN BAR!-IAM Better late than never. Pep Club, GAA, Yearbook Staff, French Club, Science Club, Library Assistant,YFC, Chorus Accompanist, Class Play. JERRY BARI-IAM Well, I could be smart ifl tried. DONNA MARIE BARRA Anybody for food? Chorus, Octet, Sextet, Student Council, Class Play. Pep Club, Wigwam News Staff, Yearbook Staff, Science Club, French Club, Teen Town Board, Library Assistant. cgcfoofs CZDOXQCDFGCUS JIM BARTLEY Life is just a game of football. Football, Track, J Club, Teenarian Club. DEANNA BECKER Generally speaking, she's generally speak- ing. Chorus, Student Council, Class Play, Pep Club, FHA, GAA, Yearbook Staff, Office Worker, French Club, Science Club, Com- merce Club, YFC, Library Assistant. LORETTA BLADES Leave silence to the saints, I'm just human Chorus, Pep Club, FHA, Wigwam News Staff, French Club, Science Club, YFC, Library Assistant. JUDY BOWMAN Her only weakness is a redheaded boy. Class Officer, FHA, Yearbook Staff, Office Worker, Commerce Club, Honorary Usher, Class Play. GARY BRISCOE A quiet lad who never has much to say. Track, J Club, Class Play. CHARLES BUSKILL Oh these wild, wild women are making a wild, wild man out of me. Football. MARY BELLE CHILDERS Little but mighty. Chorus, Sextet, Class Play, Pep Club, FHA, GAA, Wigwam News Staff, Yearbook Staff, French Club, YFC. JANICE COBB Don't take life too seriously, you'll never get out alive. Chorus, Sextet, Octet, Class Officer, Class Play, Pep Club, FHA, GAA, Wigwam News Staff, Yearbook Staff, Science Club, Com- merce Club, Homecoming Attendant, YFC. we gaze M175 yyzirbrecfgeefhys - KENNETH COCKBURN The world will wait till I graduate. ALICE FAYE COLLINS Her heart belongs to that certain boy. Student Council, Library Worker. DAVID COLOMBO Use your head, it's the little things that count. Band, Manager, Science Club. MARY COX Guess who my latest heart rhrob is? Pep Club, FHA, French Club, Commerce Club, YFC. SUE CRABTREE If at first you don't succeed - oh well, skip it! Pep Club, FHA, Wigwam News Staff, Cheer leader, Science Club, YFC. DONALD CRAIG Here's a swell guy - always has a twinkle in his eye. Chorus. SANDRA CUSSON I'll agree with you, but you're wrong. Band, Octet, Pep Club, FHA, Wigwam News Staff, Yearbook Staff, French Club, Science Club. DELORES DAWES Boysl Boys! Boysl Chorus, Pep Club, FHA, Science Club. OI? Scfoof yedl' gone Z, - DAVID DUNNIGAN l believe in work, but I'm not in fa Science Club. MELBA EDWARDS Says everything, means nothing. FHA, GAA, French Club, YFC. NORMA EDWARDS You can never tell what I'll do next Pep Club, FHA, RONNIE ERWIN Quietness often leads to fame. Basketball, J Club. ALAN FLEMING Vaccinated with a victrola needle. Chorus, Student Council, Class Play, Science Club. KENNETH GADDIS Never do today what you can put off till tomorrow . TOM GALBREATH Slow and easy. BRUCE GIBBENS Why should life and labor be? Football, J Club. vor of it g000fZfkz2es ancfcsaof Zmes - BETTY GIBBS Small, popular, and sweet, couldn't find 'a nicer girl'. Class Officer, Maid of Honor, FHA. VELMA GILL Now down in Mississippi- BERT GOAD Lead him to a task and conquer it he will Band, Football, Track, Student Council, Class Officer, Class Play, J Club, Year- book Staff, Teenarian Club, Science Club Teen Town Board, YFC. MICKEY GOODMAN Here he is, God's gift to women. Chorus, Football, Basketball, Track, Stu- dent Council, Class Officer, J Club, Yearbook Staff, Teenarian Club, Science Club. CARROL GRANT Quietness can be deceiving. Chorus, Pep Club, French Club. NANETTE GRANT She says little, but thinks a lot. Class Play, Pep Club, FHA, Wigwam News Staff, Science Club, YFC, Library Worker IUDY HAMLIN l always dream of Bill. chbrus, Class Play, Pep Club, FHA, GAA, Wigwam News Staff, Yearbook Staff, Science Club, Commerce Club, Library Worker, YFC. JEAN HEFLIN Nice and sweet, hard to beat. Commerce Club, Honorary Usher. 028 W WQIZQQIZ? 661' 575610 ZUQY - SAUNDRA HOLDER DidI hear someone mention boys? Band, Pep Club, FHA, GAA, Wigwam News Staff, Yearbook Staff, Science Club, Com- merce Club. MARIE ADELE HUGHES She'd argue with a signpost. Class Play, Chorus, Student Council, Class Officer, Pep Club, GAA, Wigwam News Staff, Yearbook Staff, French Club, Science Club, Library Worker. GARY IMHOFF Blessed is the man who invented sleep. Chorus, Football, I Club. CORINE KERR Never gripes--has her fun--after all the work is done. Band, Science Club, Commerce Club, FHA. IESSIE KRASEK Gerald is the key word--yes. Pep Club, GAA, Wigwam News Staff, Year- book Staff, Office Worker, Science Club, Commerce Club. NANCY MANDRELL Life is her college. May she graduate with many honors. Chorus, Pep Club, FHA, Yearbook Staff, Office Worker, French Club, YFC, Honorary Usher, PANSY MCCREE Jerry is my hero. Student Council, Class Play, Pep Club, FHA French Club, Commerce Club, Homecom- ing Queen, Homecoming Attendant. RALPH MCCREE Immune to the wiles of women. Football, Track, I Club, FFA, 75 fo Our GQJJHQQXQJ DAVID MCNEAL I'm a senior, l have superiorityl Football, Basketball, Track, J Club, Science Club, Teen Town Board, Lunc room Helper. LEWIS MILES That certain smile. Football, Football Manager, Class Play Club, Teenarian Club, Science Club, Lunchroom Helper. DELMER MITCHELL All great men are dying--l feel ill. Football, Basketball, Track, Class Officer, Class Play, I Club, Yearbook Staff, Teen Town Board, YFC. JOE MITCHELL Look outl l-le has mischief in his eyes Football, Football Manager, J Club, Band WILLIAM MOCABY Quiet and shy, a real sweet guy. BERNARD MURPHY I like work. I could sit and watch it for hours. Boys' Chorus, Basketball, Track, Baseball I Club, Science Club, YFC. GARY PARRISH Why be difficult, when with just a little more effort you can be impossible? Football, Basketball. CHRISTINE PASQUINO Who's a problem child??? Band, Pep Club, GAA, Wigwam News Staff, Yearbook Staff, Science Club, Commerce Club, Class Play. We W 9321! 0 Qzaf-eweff SUE PLANINC Lee, Mr. Lee, Oh, Mr. Lee! I Chorus, Sextet, Student Council, Class Play Pep Club, FHA, GAA, Editor of Wigwam News, Yearbook Staff, Cheerleader, Office Worker, Science Club, Commerce Club, Homecoming Attendant, Teen Town Board, YFC. FERRELL RAY Red hair and Ferrell seem to go together. Band, Chorus. GAIL RAY Just can't wait for that certain date. Pep Club, FHA, GAA. SUE RAY Why waste time talking idly. Pep Club, FHA, GAA, TOM ROYCE If girls interfere with your work, quit work Football, Basketball, Track, J Club. BEVERLY SANDERS I never met a man I did not like. Chorus, Pep Club, FHA. LARRY SANDERS Ride'em, cowboy! Football. JUDY SEA GLE Her future is planned, third finger lett hand Chorus, Octet, FHA, Commerce Club. 7661? O12 we MIKEOOA CAROL SINGER Friendly as friendly can be. Chorus, FHA, Wigwam News Staff, Yearbook Staff, Science Club, Commerce Club, YFC, Honorary Usher. RICHARD SMITH Never hurry - never worry. Science Club. FRANK STANLEY The voice of Southern Illinois. Chorus, Football Manager, Class Play, J Club, Wigwam News Staff, Science Club. DAN STEPHENSON Why should the devil have all the fun? Chorus, Football, Basketball, Track, Class Play, I Club, Teenarian Club, Science Club, YFC. MARY ELLEN STILLEY Just put a ring on my finger. FHA, YFC. BUFORD STOUT Opportunity for mischief is found at least 100 times a day. Football, Basketball Manager, J Club, Science Club. RONNIE STOVER Three carburetors, twin pipes. Band, Football, Track, J Club, Class Play. CAROL STRITZEL Ring on her finger, man on her mind. Chorus, Pep Club, Yearbook Staff, Office Worker, Commerce Club, YFC. f70war0f Qyfgrenf Szeafures - BRENDA TIMMINS Oh Johnny, Oh Johnny, Oh! Twirler, Chorus, Pep Club, FHA, Wigwam News Staff, Yearbook Staff, Science Club, Commerce Club, YFC. CHARLES VIECELI Friendly to all, hostile to none, always jolly and full of fun. Football, I Club, Science Club. JOHN WHITE Beware! I may yet do something sensational. Chorus, Football, Basketball, Track, Class Officer, J Club, Science Club, YFC. RONALD WILLIAMS l'm not lazy. I'm just saving my energy. Other Seniors Are: JIM ADAMS Take care of meg good men are rare. MICKEY BERRY Basketball, Band, J Club. BOB FRANCESCON Sometimes I sit and think, but most times I just sit. , Football, J Club, Science Club. LINDA LYELL Whatever will be - will be. NORMAN LYELL Some day I'l1 leam. TONY VATOVEC Never let studying interfere with your edu- cation, 'li' 5 Pr ,W 4 .f-so ,J-2 ' a L . of g '- Z by 'Q fo we . ws? Gkss '1' f Fred Aaron, will nothing. I don't want to bestow my miseries on anyone. Jim Adams, will my old auto mechanics clothes and all my brains to my brother Dennis. Gene Adamson, will my height to some short freshman who needs it. Linda Anderson, will all the good times I have had in high school to all undergraduates. Norman Armes, will my ability to get along with the girls to any unlucky junior, and all my good times to Sandra Pearce. Lois Baker, will my cheerleading J 's to Pat Hays and my good times at J.C. H. S. to Terra and Winona Carolyn Barham, will to my sister, Barbara, my ability to keep my mouth shut in study hall. Jerry Barham, will my seat in English class to some lucky junior. Donna Barra, will my part in the class play and all my fun in high school to Barbara Barham. Jim Bartley, will to Paul Miner my extra large shoulder pads. Deanna Becker, will my ability to be so slow in taking shorthand dictation to Janet Stritzel. Loretta Blades, will one used piece of chewing gum plus all the zeros that go with it to Phyllis Ewing. Judy Bowman, will my size two gym shoes to anyone who can wear them. Gary Briscoe, will my seat in English IV to my brother Roland, if he gets that far. Charles Buskill, will my ability to copy English without getting caught to Kenny Crabtree. Mary Childers, will all the fun l've had at J.C. H. S. to the next preacher's daughter. Janice Cobb, will my ability of living life, pursuing happiness, and regretfully getting caught, to all freshmen. Kenneth Cockburn, will to Loren Curry my ulcers. May he take better care of them than I have. Alice Collins, will to all Johnston City redheads my mild temper. David Colombo, will my ability to keep quiet in band and get along with Mr. Sanders to Pam Powell. Mary Cox, will my seat in civics class to anyone who likes to look out the window. Donald Craig, will my -left handed hammer in building trades to Ray Hannebique, 'May he bend nails forever. Sue Crabtree, will Kenny and P. I. one used book on how to play football. I want to keep it in the family. Sandra Cussons, will my place in sextet to Mary Jane Duncan. Delores Dawes, will my ability to get along with Mr. O'Hair to Gary Lind. Danny Dunnigan, will my ability to fail an English test to some dumb junior. Melba Edwards, will my worn out chewing gum to some strong jawed junior. Norma Edwards, will all the friends that I have made to my brother, Tom. Ronnie Erwin, will my ability to keep going in P. E. to John Beaver. Also, my short hair cut to Raymond Ball. Alan Fleming, will my hair style to Mr. Peeler because he likes it so well. Bob Francescon, will my auto mechanics book to Jerry Cutsinger. Kenneth Gaddis, will my front seat in English class to Gene Lecerf. Tom Galbreath, will my assembly seat to some unlucky freshman. Bruce Gibbens, will'to Gary Lind, my driver's training book, He needs it. Betty Gibbs, will my ironing and ironing board to anyone who will take them. Bert Goad, will my ability to make heart warming speeches to Mrs. Kowalis to Linda McGee and John Wilson. Mick Goodman, will all my practice sessions on the gnat riddled practice field to anyone who likes gnats. . Velma Gill, will my southern accent to Mr. Batts. Carol Grant, will my height to some short freshman. Nanette Grant, will my love for the library and my work as a library assistant to all future library assistants. Judy Hamlin, will my ability to make good grades to my brother Terrill. Jean Heflin, will good luck and happiness to all undergraduates. Saundra Holder, will to Mr. O'Hair my chewing gum, he seems to think I don't like it. GQJJ ff Adele Hughes, will my seat in one of Mr. Castrale's classes four years in a row to any freshman who thinks he likes mathematics. Gary Imhoff, will my dirty football socks to Bucky. Corine Kerr, will my ability to control my temper to my sister Evelyn, she needs it. Jessie Krasek, will to Mr. Peeler a 'Crash-proof' drivers training car, providing I make it out of the class, and to the school a portable concession stand and padded seats for room 102. Linda Lyell, will all my ability in learning shorthand to my sister, Janet. Norman Lyell, will my ability to get along with Mr. O'l-lair to Ray Dare. Nancy Mandrell, will my job as Miss Grisley's assistant to any girl who thinks she can do the job. Pansy McCree, will my ability to go with one boy all through high school to mv sister Bonnie. Ralph McCree, will my football equipment to my sister Bonnie. She's rougher than I. David McNeal, will my girdle type hip pads to Larry Grimes. Lewis Miles, will five pounds of gmt feed to Mr. Craig so he can feed the millions of gnats that invade the Drafting Room 5th and 6th hours. Delmer Mitchell, will my rubber shoulder pads to Rabbit Grant. Joe Mitchell, will my seat ir1 drafting class to someone who can carry out Craig's standards, I didn't. William Mocaby, will the gnat infested drafting room to Otto the Orkin Man. Bernard Murphy, will George Kee one basketball shoe and my ability to get along with the girls. Gary Parrish, will my seat in typing II class to any boy who wants it. Christine Pasquino, will my shyness, quietness, and ability to get along with Mrs. Kowalis to Terra Houghlan. Sue Planinc, will Wendell Rabbit Grant a pair of my size four shoes. I'm sure that's something he doesn't have. Also, I will all my happiness at I. C. H. S. to Barbara Gurley. Ferrel Ray, will my seat in biology to my brother Len, who I hope can make better grades than I did. Gail Ray, will all of my height to my brother, William. Sue Ray, will the seats which Dorothy and I have faithfully occupied in Smiley's Fun House to Dobbins and Slater. Tom Royce, will Clark Kent enough money to have his blue and red suit cleaned for prom. Beverly Sanders, will one slightly battered up driver's training car and teacher to anyone who needs them Larry Sanders, will Indian moccasins to Charlie Gamble. May he have flat feet forever. Judy Seagle, will my ability to make Dad nervous while driving to my sister Kay, and my ability to get along with Bob to Karen. Carol Singer, will my seat in third hour study hall to my sister Connie. Richard Smith, will my dimples to Doris Winstead, she needs them more than I do. Frank Stanley, will my voice, The Voice of Southern Illinois, to any freshman who can use it. Ellen Stilley, will my worn out typing eraser and typewriter to anyone who can use it better than I can. Dan Stephenson, will my turn in the whirlpool to Mr. O'Hair. Carol Stritzel, will my seat in office practice to my sister, Shirley. Buford Stout, will my ability to drive to William Mocaby because he needs it. Ronnie Stover, will my ability to understand automobiles to Jack Moses. He really needs it. Brenda Timmins, will all my prized possessions to John Wilson. He gave them all to me. Tony Vatovec, will all of Royce's jokes to Mr. Castrale so he will hage a good supply. Charles Vieceli, will my seat in Mrs. Adelsberger's room to Russell Studer fl doubt if he can make it.J John White, will Coach O'l-lair one hula hoop. Ronald Williams, will my board stretcher to Paul Ruzich, may he stretch boards forever. Charles Winstead, will my left-handed monkey wrench to Laverne Jones. GQJJ Trop GGY I can't believe it! When I entered the Name the Rocket' contest I never thought I would really win. But here I am now on a three week cruise to Europe. I'm so excited! In just a few minutes we'll be off. Oh! There's the ship's horn now. We're finally on our way. Before I look around the ship I think I'll go to the ship's beauty parlor and get my hair set. Here it is. It's so crowded I'll have to wait. While I'm waiting I think I'll read awhile. Here's a paper called the 'Winstead Journal' edited by Charles Winstead. Here's an article by the star reporter, Gary Briscoe entitled 'ROCKET FINALLY REACHES MOON, The famous scientists Dr. David Columbo and Dr. Gene Adamson have invented the first rocket to reach the moon. The famous rocket was driven by Danny Dunnigan with his assistants William Mocaby, Buford Stout, Donald Craig, Ronald Williams, Larry Sanders and Tony Vatovec, Land is already being sold on the moon by real estate king, Jim Bartley. His largest piece of land was sold to Richard Smith on which he will build the first drive-in movie on the moon. My, I never thought they would really make it. Here's another article by reporters, Jim Adams and Ron Erwin. Famous surgeon, Adele Hughes, takes President's tonsils out. Honorable President of the United States, Bert Goad, reported by his private nurses Lois Baker, Carolyn Barham, Jean Heflin, Nancy Mandrell, and Loretta Blades as doing fine. Vice-President John White stood by faithfully fin case she slippedj. As I laid the paper on the table beside me I noticed a book entitled CUSTOMIZING YOUR ROCKET by Ronnie Stover. I imagine we'll all be driving rockets soon. Oh, the hairdresser is ready for me. Why it's Suzie Planinc, one of my old classmates. She is now the most famous hairdresser in the world, As she fixed my hair I looked around me and saw that her assistants were Ferrel Ray, Judy Bowman, Alice Collins, Gail Ray and Carol Singer. When I had finished there, I decided to go to the ship's exclusive dress shop and select a dress. Al- though I knew I could not afford it, I hurriedly went in. To my surprise as I entered I was greeted by the owner Donna Barra. She offered me a chair and started showing me a few dresses. As the first model came out I saw that it was Carol Grant. She was modeling a beautiful evening gown. Next came Pansy McCree and Alice Collins. Then Sue Ray stepped out wearing my favorite color blue. She was followed by Nanette Grant. The girls all did a wonderful job modeling the clothes and made it hard for me to choose one. After I had finally selected one I noticed that it was a Childer's Original. Mary Belle, another old classmate had become very famous as a dress designer. After I had dressed for dinner I still had quite a lot of time. I decided to watch television for awhile. I turned it on and sat down in my cabin to watch it. Judy Hamlin's Story Hour was just going off and the announcer Frank Stanley was announcing the Keep Talking show starring Deanna Becker. Just before the show was over I heard the dinner bell ring and I rushed to the dining room. I found a good table and sat down. As I looked at the menu the waitress, Linda Anderson, had given me, I noticed the chef, Charles Vieceli was famous the world over for his outstanding foods. Linda told me that Beverly Sanders, Delores Dawes, and Norma Edwards also worked as waitresses on the ship. Corrine Kerr designed the decorations for the tables. As I sat there waiting for my order I saw to my surprise Mrs. Judy fSeagleJ Barron, Mrs. BettyfGibbsJ South, Mrs. Ellen fStilleyj Jones and Mrs. Carol fStritzelJ Sanders. They were all on their long awaited honeymoons. All at once I heard a loud roar of laughter and saw Mary Cox, Saundra Holder, and Jessie Krasek, and in the middle was, yes, Christine Pasquino telling another one of her crazy jokes. I waved and after the laughter had died downl asked how they were getting along. They said they were secretaries now and were all on a vacation cruise to Europe. We then started recalling the wonderful times we had had at dear old J. C. H. S. Then I asked if they knew where Sue Crabtree was now. Jessie told me she GLSA' yUI'0P5QCy was a history teacher at the high school in Johnston City. Chris told me that there were a lot of our old classmates on board. She pointed out to me a large table near the door. There sat Mickey Goodman, David McNeal, Charles Buskill and Gary Imhoff all famous football stars with their coach, Delmer Mitchell. Their manager, Joe Mitchell, was also with them. They were all on vacation after winning the world's cham- pionship in football. At another table I saw Gary Parrish, that wealthy Texan, who had so many oil wells he burned one every time he wanted to light a cigar. Next to him was Ralph McCree and Russel Anderson, both wealthy cattlemen. They owned ranches all over Johnston City. All at once the lights went out and the ship's floor show started. Then a large spotlight beamed onto the stage. The band members Bob Francescon, Kenneth Gaddis, Tom Galbreath, Bruce Gibbens, and Norman Lyell played softly while the announcer, Lewis Miles, introduced the famous recording Stars with fifty golden records, Alan Fleming and Danny Stephenson, better known as 'The Flatheads. Next there was a beautiful dance by Brenda Timmens. I had seen her on TV before. She did a wonderful job. This was followed by a wonderful balancing act by Melba Edwards and Velma Gill. It was very entertaining. 'They only fell twice during their whole act. Then there was a solo by Sandra Cusson. She was a great opera star and was on her way to an appearance in France. Next I almost burst with laughter when comedian, Tom Royce, did his act. I-le had been given the award for being the funniest commedian in the United States this year. Last but not least came that famous hillbilly singer of the Grand Ole Opera, Bernard Murphy, and his yodeling parakeet. It was a wonderful show and as I lay in my cabin late that night I said a small, silent prayer thanking God for this rare and wonderful opportunity of once again seeing all my old classmates. I fell asleep that night remembering the dear old J. C. H. S. where I, many years ago, spent the most wonderful years of my life. Janice Cobb YW H 1 fb Q , . G15 ga l Q 4 f . 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Up in the morning, and off to school! 11. Look, Mom, no hands! 12. Lollipop! Lollipop! 13. Put your shoes on, Susie. 14. Momm little Squirt, 15. What got wet? 16. Another chick on a bike. 17. See my teeth! Where! 18. Don't do that, Wendell! a's CSO!05OII2 OFQ CQFS 0!0As0H? Of? 5100123 OPS MR. GEORGE ARVAI MRS. PAT STAHLBERG MR. WILLIAM BATTS BETTY KINLEY ------'-- President KENNETH CRABTREE ---- V ice-President CAROLYN COLOMBO - Secretary X -Treasurer 75 7600 QGIXS' We UQ Keen GPG - Darla Anderson Shirley Anderson Richard Baker Carol Beal Brenda Beers Donnie Beers Lonnie Beers Marilyn Biehl Sharon Blankenship Larry Bradley Margaret Branche Ronald Browder E N!-I Ir i J Mike Bullington Janice Carner Donald Childers Ronnie Clements Bob Cobb Winona Coleman Carolyn Colombo Janice Colombo Kenneth Crabtree Terry Craig Lois Cravens Loren Curry Q 1 vk-111' M h,J751zfiE+LSf '1. fU,'x1i , f W-m?Qf??5'.'Ff's X.'1?fl i.,tW5vwii:5z,i wy+1gz .lfigw IMS avi' - Quay .Q w1.i,a?E' V'-f mt S 9 4 Sw 2 xi! f. wif: Q f W :Q lf1Y'X1'.2m , x .,,A:.4f1?f52:i'z?bf 5 if -A gfsm-,Q3ff,,L 1--Fm.-.K ,M a: ffm! ,fa wk., , 6 vs-WW: ,. Wie, U 11 113,31 U ff' 'C L57 'ik'ZQl57 QE- ik qigff ,A A f A Qiizie fi- .. A M ,sf Qi' f iiff2fs!LExfR51x. ' ifgg 11 W- , ,. f lf? 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What happened to that fampus football gang? 2. Hey Mommy! Look what I found! 3. Gosh! Santa Claus brought me a new tricycle! 4. Don't bother me - I'm busy! 5. Margie's in one of her laughing moods. 6. A11 I want for Christmas -- '7. Big-brown-eyed Betty. 8. Good ole grade school days! 9. Who let the monkeys out? 10. Heck! These short pants are driving me nuts! 11. Oops! Doggone wind! j?I'QS5I2? G12 CSIUOIZ S0119 MRS. MAXINE PYLE MRS. PAT EIGENMANN MR. ROBERT NOE gresfman Ojfgbers RICK BABINGTON -------- President JIM COLLINS -------- Vice-President N -Secretary-Treasurer MARY JANE DUNCA A ,xhlg ,,.-- .1 We, flie yfeen QFGSAHQQD -- Jane Avery Rickey Babington Rosalie Barra Carolyn Beasley Jim Bowman Larry Brymer Danny Capps Tommy Capps Linda Childers Judy Clanahan Bill Clements Connie Clendenin Jim Collins Carol Cook Tom Cox Larry Culbreth Leona Dascotte Lona Lee Davies Peggy Dixon Judy Dodd Mary Jane Duncan Lynnan Farris Sandra Farris Larry Fletcher Jane Fowler Brenda Fry Marvin Fuller Virginia Gamble - A ..a .gr . . F , 'Q 2-1 kkrk al .riff Q. 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'-Ji wifi 'Z A . Q -on 1 i Y 1 ti' 1 V . -L' ' - be ' - x e Ll JJZ J' 6 3' as , 1 wr .R .cya-'B A, -in LJ wiul....1,1 vi- an 'ff- 2 , E 5 4 is 1 1 2 3 L .9 fm,-Y-I : E Sqcfzbzfzes I fa il--'kyiiig -.f-- , gfey yjrzbf ffe f ,ews - Editor - Suzie Planinc and Assistant Editor - Suzie Smith. There is a great deal of hard work put into publishing our school paper, The Wigwam News. The staff deserves our highest esteem. M 'f-9 Q Msn-aware-4. V WE5 1 WWW WMWKS 6ZfjG'c1'en cy 79615 - The Commerce Club is organized for girls interested in Commerical subjects. Of course, most of them are planning a future in the business world. Qooaf 61112912 3 To develop good citizens and student responsibility is the job of the Student Council They are a real asset to our school. cspeafzkzy 712 offer ganyuaye If you can understand them, join them. The French Club is open to anyone interested in the French language as well as the country and people of France. These girls are truly athletically - minded with interests in all sports and good sportsmanship. A good time is had by all in the G. A. A. all year round. Sqfways gooof cgporfs - gufure jlgmemafers 1 Q A11 these girls are interested in the future of America. The F. H. A. Club members interest in home life will prove helpful in later years. Organized only two years ago, our Youth for Christ Club has become one of our most popular clubs. It is a club for all religious beliefs. Future leaders are in this group. The Teenarians Club is sponsored by the Rotary Club. gufure LHQGOQFS - Real supporters of our team and school spirit are the girls in the Pep Club. A group of them can be seen at every game. 90, Q7 0512511012 Q0 .ff 7?aAf Waif Waif jfe UYFQJ C'1'QI2 X13 fs Interest in science is the primary reason for joining the Science Club. Other plans in addition to scientific experiments are planned for the club. Assisting the Senior Teen Town Board, this group helps plan some of Teen Town's activities. They are a necessity to Teen Town. is Q3 bwzffk 'mi' RMWW JQQQIXS' -' way mae 501728 These boys are the 'cream of the crop. Each of them has earned a letter in the various sports at I. C. H. S. The I Club is an active organization in our school. Qu!- f5715kffes Working with the athletic department is the job of this group. Only fellows who have earned varsity letters are members of the J. C. Club. Eeffers - Q he-if if as sw V0 in nf' J 2 f ' X, X , ' 'Rx U I W! ' K , Our QZZQUSICIGIYS - 1 1 J' tl ' - f , Practicing hard hour after hour pays off for our high school band. They really shine at our home ' games and parades. A670612 fe i71111k'k ITS - These perky seven provide pleasant entertainment at our home games, too. Their twirling ability and new outfits are quite a striking combination. ,..,., a Mr . K ' 1 ,. .-.!...-y.. ,.,..'.a ,. . z --Q. Wfvays cszhyzhy - Beautiful music is a must with these girls. In the spring, at Christmas, and for other occasions, the chorus presents their fine musical talents. 7ra11r211r2y O ur Yfoices These low, full voices add just the right touch to certain songs. As a backer of the girls' chorus at concerts, they can't be beat. fTT1'fi 3'fii -we-1:-M-rL',::::-efw4::::ur.ggg,,Nji3 I U . ,SL iaB55sQsif4ffaW?Si2Qif'5Y1WW'1ffMs,, A :wvHi9 T':'r W, W ' ww -- --- ,W -- Y i .r Q ifw 1 .J ? -Q 'Z Q Z 'Nc 52' ' 3, , Q Q '1 ' Q A :Ak Ex 1 ff si' Q 4 fi x 5 R, . Q X 6 5 .8 'I - zip .Ls 5g5,W ig? N53 f 'Fha' KS U 0. gkfaw . wa- ,QI N S W J. J' wk A 4 . Q' si iw 4 . W 401. 19: 6 Am.. .. . 4, 3 T I J . 1 4...-v..... ., ..m..i ---N-, 3 33A A G9 E Lvifg, ,jf-?lg'Zia ' , H' '::,':'v. S5 , 1 2,jfa:'fy- 5 'gm . ,wa XL gg Lwsr Q E: W 1 Q , . . S rw' I ,., x.Q1g M,wf eq- .....Y..... HMM HH N 0 ,Q 410' 6 , ga I, s'6 ,'? is We ' U Gif! 7 9329-w5 i S3919 jg 4? mi X ll UH nfiu ' ,ras 'W f I Q3 53 ' ' 1Sfi'f':' ' 1 K in ' K, Dr. Harold Fersig - - - Mrs. Eliza Hubbard - - Ollie Hubbard - - Elaine Blair - - - Mrs. Madge Embrey - - Bobby Embrey - - - Kathleen fKinksJ Embrey Bill Clayton ------ Ann Rowell - - Mrs. Lilla Donahue - - - Directors ------ enzor jjfzy THE SKELETON WA LKS Senior Play Cast - - FRANK STANLEY - - RONNIE STOVER - -CHRIS PASOUINO - - SUZIE PLANINC - CAROLYN BARHAM - - ALAN FLEMING - JUDY BOWMAN - GARY BRISCOE ' IANICE COBB ' - ADELE HUGHES MR, BATTS and MRS, EIGENMANN unior yjky SPECIAL DELIVERY MALE Junior Play Cast GertieMacintosh--- --------- James Toliver - - Ginny West - - Patsy Bainbridge - - Suzy Willowby - - Aunt Kate - - Peter Jones - Mrs. West - - Mr. West - - - Peggy West - Abe Swift - - - Miss Prentis - - - Guy Heathergaite - - - - - - - SANDRA GRANT - - JACK MOSES - NANCY GRANT ' IUDY BEAVER BARBARA BARHAM CAROL WOOT TON WENDELL GRANT ' JEAN TYNER TONY KOVALISKI - PHYLLIS EWING MICKEY HUGHES - - DIANNE KOCH ' ' JERRY SMITH Directors - - - MR, BATTS and MRS, EIGENMANN wwf? ii , Q is fb f W ggi fs 4 X J 5 A Q 'X 2 2' w- gf ' In 1 , 4 .4 f J 1 1 15 9 759 63014012 af1b12 HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES On the morning of October 10, 1958, Homecoming festivities went into full swing with the decoration of floats. The parade began in the afternoon and halted downtown with the cheerleaders leading us in an excit- ing pep meeting which was enjoyed by all. During the parade that afternoon, a group of judges selected the Y.F.C. float as the winning float. At five-thirty, a Gabfest was held in the school library for all the alumni. That evening, the Johnston City Indians scored a 26-6 victory over the Marion Wildcats. Ted Paschadeg and his orchestra provided appropriate music for the dance, which began immediately following the game. The gym was beautifully decorated in the school colors. To climax the Homecoming festivities, Miss Pansy McCree was crowned Homecoming Queen of 1958 by Mick Goodman, captain of the football team. Approaching the throne, to the music of Deep Purple, Miss McCree looked lovely wearing the traditional black velvet robe and carrying a hand bouquet of white carnations. Miss Betty Gibbs was chosen Maid of Honor, and was escorted by Delmer Mitchell. Thus ended a lovely Homecoming, which will long be remembered by the students and alumni of J. C. H. S. l Betty Gibbs escorted by Delmer Mitchell. Carol Wootton escorted by Lewis Miles jYQl22QCO!22II?y tif! M Sandra Grant escorted by David l Sue Fleming escorted by Gary Imhoff. L 1 I Af gy... X x x 5 lx X Susan Riddle escorted by Tom Royce. Bonnie McCree escorted by Ralph McCree. 117612 Cfanfs' Mary Jane Duncan escorted by Dannie Stephenson. Marla Dodd, flower girl, escorted by Terry Dodd, crown bearer K x fgzmafgf. -Q 'inf-' 1 'FQ' at Q M,V,,L5,,,,. ., S an 'wg 2,5 .k.,A , 9 Sk ,A-nk? . Wax' 595.4 Q . '- is X N . xx. -as 1. f 5' 'Q ,G N Y W f . .Aff O 4 K ,r I-l4,f Q , fx , MN 51 , 1 an .1 'QM ff- E if K 4 f 1. M . QS I cf... WW!!! LKB in ': ' ,guihax 5 JFOIZQ I f 14 Qian. .vrwgkx ,Q L, 2 3 22 3 Q j ' Q I by ' -hw, ws x Nz' Q OGC' QS Robert Noe, Tom Peeler, and William O'I-lair V ig!!! y7Zadf2dyQI 5 Frank Stanley and Buford Stout 5 L Vzfj fjm Ggeeffmem Lx ygflw TW ! E 'EVI V I:'. I qwWA W R q wW ,K WM, V: It A., ix at f-M155 K If YU ffm K JI 'Xe f .4 ik WM lv JJ A gi A my I Mc Ubfyjj., by . g wi W K5LU0wXj'xEUAJ WM U gif' Q K U KR E yn A Aff 'fph M zil . if - ' ,XML A. ,, :,. ,. Avi Nj A ,. E m, SIMM i f L kk, N4 1,015 BAKER CAROL WOOTTON W A f Q -K 1 MMA I w, k k:g X V J 'L E! 3 A A J f R A A J m1AA ilk 5 R A A SUE CRABTREE BARBARA BARHAM ww f fy L, I W xi Lf .zkgffihkh , SUZIE PLANINC I A' ft A QA vs . 'J A gy -. ., - ,Vg S 4 rg, . .1 igi' ' if ' sw , . 5 gf-3 A ,al in z Y gg ' A Z., , ,R jg, A x x A J , W . ff NANCY GRANT gy. T 3 I vp' V 9'-15 MARY JANE GRANT GD SUE FLEMING J apoose Gfeerkakrs VIRGINIA GA MBLE A PAT HAYS 9 ,,5' ,.,'Lfyffl-V4.1 ' 4 N. MV: 1V ,g,v,,.4y.CJ GMAJ'-CI. f-'TO ,L ' MVJF- -K. -' L. Lick I ':!yxh,L4fvL.Q '-7 ' J fl- f ' ' J WML x- x f' ,1'x., L' K X I I rv, . 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CHAMNigS'f A WENDELL GRANT End 1 I -- ,-n',,,, Lf. - K ' .5- DELMER MITCHELL I I .MICK GOODMAN DAVID MCNEAL End ,Quarterbackg ' Halfback I 1 ji ff I , A I Liam Vega mm LARRY GRIMES FRED CANADAY CHARLES BUSKILL Halfback Fullback Guard - I X ' ' ' JT R K ' U A 'X X, ' '- 4 . r - 3 4- -D 9 KEITH CHAPIJIAN 5, A 1.1 ' DAN STEPHENSON SONY KOVALESKI Center I Guard 5. , Guard X., fy ,4 QL AY X .- f 7 e re Jzrou 1 if - K Y A A 51' H i V 1 LARRY WEAR BILL MITCHELL WILLIAM KINLEY Tackle Tackle End TOM ROYCE MIKE SCOFFIC LEWIS MILES End Quarterback Halfback gf ur eczm Y JIM COLLINS BILL WAGNER RALPH MCCREE Halfback Fullback Guard wzmhy fo f . f 'f'1'1!'!':'kFf YZ J L goofgaf Wecor IQJK The Indians opened with a 25 to O victory over the Pinckneyville Panthers on Johnston City's turf. This week the Indians suffered their only loss and bowed to the West Frankfort Redbirds 20 to O. For the first conference game of the season, the Indians pleased the fans with a 19 to 6 victory over the Norris City Cardinals. Johnston City traveled to Eldorado this time and played their most outstanding game of the year. The Indians played the Eagles to a 6 to 6 tie in a spine tingling IBS! of brains and strength. This week was homecoming and the Indians played their game as if to show the alumni what they had. They showed they had plenty by downing the Marion Wildcats 26 to 6. The Indians were on the road again. This time to McCleansboro to take their fourth victory from the Foxes 32 to 6. The Metropolis Trojans played host to the Indians this week in Johnston City's last conference game The Indians clinched their share of the Southern Illini crown by defeating Metropolis 32 to 13. The Indians thrilled Johnston City fans as they shut out the Herrin Tigers 19 to 0. It was the first victory over Herrin since 1950. Johnston City got off to a slow start at Zeigler but they went to town the second half. The Indians defeated the Tornadoes 14 to 12. Johnston City played host to the Christopher Bearcats and defeated them 26 to 0. This ended a successful season with a 8-1-1 won-lost-tie record. A . 7 225 gif? K ,gQ.u..vluf'u NNW ,N XM M n ,X , my 'Q 551 W .,,. , Q 1 if S hwrl, a V3 ,ui Marion Christopher West Frankfort Herrin Eldorado Harrisburg McLeansboro Norris City La Salle Peru East Aurora DuQuoin Eldorado Benton Metropolis Marion West Frankfort McLeansboro Marion czrszfy 57110 1958-59 SCORES JOHNSTON CITY OPPONENT 62 81 57 53 35 4'7 39 82 60 46 49 41 44 49 58 54 39 55 48 69 60 68 '74 46 49 52 59 '76 43 82 65 60 53 56 '73 '70 '10 2 ? Y ,W 1 5 , Q 0122 JOHN WILSON ALAN FLEMING LOREN CURRY GEORGE KEE fy! ,S Q ' , -w I W P W RICK BABINGTON F95 122012-CSO!05OI22OZ'Q UG FIRST ROW: G. Hubbard, R. Babington, G. Kee, L. Curry. I. Vick, R. Litton, L. Hale SECOND ROW: Mr. O'l-lair, C. Helfrich, B. Houston, K. Crabtree, R, Benton, I. Collins, G. Martin D Capps L. Brymer, M. Scoffic, T. Stefan, S. Stanley, L. Crabtree, I. Mitchell, Mr. Noe, Marion Christopher West Frankfort Herrin Eldorado Harrisburg McLeansboro Norris City Metropolis Eldorado Benton 1958 -59 SCORES JOHNSTON CITY OPPONENT 56 47 '12 32 36 69 28 38 40 42 45 73 45 43 '72 61 50 53 54 40 35 41 : I M . L, ll., .L gil! rrasssiaw fd' Wliztidigi: .i-qnulgf xl 'lun' , X , ti XS: ' PGS 122012 FIRST ROW: R. Benton, B. Houston, C. Helfrich, L. Crabtree J Mrtchell SECOND ROW I Colhns G. Martin, D. Capps, R. Litton, G. Hubbard, L, Brymer R Babrngton Marion Eldorado Herrin West Frankfort Herrin West Frankfort Eldorado 1958 -59 SCORES JOHNSTON CITY OPPONENT E n o ' 3 i A 4 . 5 , R 6 758- '59 Zasfefgaf Wecor Friday, November 28 - The Indians opened their season at home against Marion, taking a 62 to 81 licking. Saturday, November 29 - The Tribe retaliated the next night by beating the Christopher Bearcats 57 to 53. Tuesday, December 2 - Johnston City traveled to West Frankfort and met defeat again. After lead- ing at- the half by 2 the Indians had a cold streak the third quarter and came up on the short end 35 to 47 Saturday, December 6 - The Indians played host to a strong Herrin team and lost 39 to 82. The Tigers were paced by Gene Tumi with 30 points. Friday, December 12 - The Tribe invaded Eldorado and whipped the Eagles 60 to 46. The Indians were led by Wendell Grant with 21 points and David McNeal with 15, Saturday, December 13 - Johnston City played a strong Harrisburg team at J,C, and defeated them 49 to 41, The Indians were led by McNeal with 21 points and the rebounding of Ralph Litton and Jerry Vick. Friday, December 19 - The Indians traveled to McLeansboro and lost a close, hard fought game 44 to 49, Saturday, December 20 - The Indians won from Norris City at J,C, in a close well-played game 58 to 54, December 29-31 - Johnston City traveled north to the Pontiac Tourney, The Indians were defeated by fast breaking La Salle Peru by a score of 55 to 39. The next moming the team was out-manned by a big East Aurora team and lost 69 to 48. Saturday, January 3 - The Indians traveled to DuQuoin and after leading most of the game were defeated 68 to 60, Friday, January 9 - Johnston City was host to the Eldorado Eagles. The team had one its hottest nights and we won by a convincing score of 74 to 46, Saturday, January 10 - The Indians traveled to Benton to play the tall Rangers. After a hard fought game the Indians lost 52 to 49, Saturday, January 17 - The Indians took the long trip to Metropolis and came up on the short again 59 to 76. Friday and Saturday, January 23 and 24 - The Indians drew Marion for the first game of the Pyramid tournament and lost 43 to 82. The next night the tribe staged a comeback and defeated the West Frank- fort Redbirds by a score of 65 to 60. Friday, January 30 - The Indians were hosts to McLeansboro and suffered their third conference set- back in a close 56 to 53 game. Saturday, January 31 - Johnston City traveled to Marion to avenge the Pyramid tourney beating they took from the Wildcats by beating them 73 to 70. -Q, A 110' Q' 7 0.4 v +,, o .':I if fl qvqllhl .. I I if Q 'wif '3 1 YUM 41's if f ,fgfi gg E x ,Q , 1 V Q WW hail, , E Q, -Q Ili? 19.55 grae! yeam FIRST ROW: R. Stover, P. Ruzich, R. Goodman, R. McCree, L. Grimes, W. Grant, C. Gamble, F Stanley, Manager. SECOND ROW: M. Scoffic, B. Kinley, L. Chamness, J. Engram, T. Kovaleski R. McClintock, M. Goodman. THIRD ROW: Coach W. O'Hair, Manager J. Mitchell, L. Miner, K Jayne, B. Mitchell, L. Wear, L. Dascotte, B. Wagner, Coach T. Peeler. Xv 4 N I 'Vu A ugust Thursday September Monday Tuesday Friday Friday Monday Thursday Friday Monday T uesday Friday Monday Tuesday October Friday Monday Tuesday Thursday Friday Mnnday T uesday Thursday Friday Monday Wednesday Friday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday November Monday Wednesday Friday Monday Tuesday Friday aka OQI' 1955.59 First day of school and we only went a half day. Shucksl Did everyone see Eeka at the County Fair Labor Day? Our first whole day of school and how about all those assignments, kids? Everyone enjoys eating in the lunchroom this year cause all of those cute lunch- room workers. Started the football season with a bang. Beat Pinckneyville 25-0. B Team got off to a slow start. Pinckneyville beat our Redskins. First P. T.A. meeting. We were proud of our Indians for playing their best against Frankforts' big team even though we lost 20 to 0. B team is on the right track now. They beat Frankfort. How did you Seniors like all the buttering up before initiation? Splish, splash we were taking a mud bath at Norris City. Guess who won? 119-Sy You B team players are slipping back into your old rut. Letting Norris City beat you. Tsch, tsch. . . Why are the Freshmen giving the Seniors dirty looks these days? lt couldn't be because of their initiation Friday, could it? We spoiled Eldorado's Homecoming with a 6-6 tie. Good work, boys. Stick in there B team. Don't give up hope just because you lost to Eldorado. Everybody agreed that the student body made a wise selection of queen candidates. Hot dog! Can't wait till tomorrow to get out of classes to work on floats. Glorious Homecoming! The Indians scalped the Wildcats 26 -6 and crowned Pansy McCree homecoming queen. As guests of Marion's B team the Redskins played for their third consecutive loss. Juniors consider their Mickey Mouse rings. High school P.T.A. meeting. Keep the good work up, boys, only one more victory and it will give us a co- championship title. Beat McLeansboro 32-6. Get on that old ball, boys, Don't get trampled every game, you're giving us a bad name. Who's been giving Eeka dirty looks in the halls? Her feelings are hurt. While spoiling another Homecoming the Indians have clnched the Southern Illini co-championship title. Don't break the record now, you Redskins. This is only the 5th consecutive loss. Nine weeks exams. No sweat, kids, you know they'1l be easy. Lyceum. Was this Hawaiian man any kin to Errand Boy? fln case you don't know who Errand boy isask somebody who does.j Time out! Four more whole glorious days of freedom for us. QTeachers have to go to county teachers meeting.j Herrin given 50-50 chances of recovery after being beaten by the Indians 19 -0. You B team boys letting Herrin beat you like that! Aren't you eating your wheaties? Those kids in Chemistry couldn't be trying to kill us all could they? Well, anyway, it surely smelled like it today. I. City adds another notch to their tomahawk by upsetting the Zeigler Tornadoes 14-12. What - another vacation? Well, the more the merrier. Our last football game of the season and we won QNaturallyJ making our record 8 -1 -1. Pep Club gave a Sadie Hawkins dance. l-low about all those crazy costumes! Monday Wednesday Friday Monday Wednesday Friday December Monday Tuesday Friday Saturday Tuesday Friday Saturday Monday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Tuesday Thursday Monday January Thursday Saturday Monday Wednesday Friday Saturday Monday Friday Saturday Monday Friday Tuesday Friday Saturday February Monday Friday Saturday Tuesday Thursday Saturday Monday Friday 17 19 21 24 26 N3 W CDN!!-I CDG! I-ll-ll-ll-I QIUTCDIO 18 19 20 23 25 29 1 3 5 7 9 10 12 16 17 19 23 27 30 31 2 6 7 10 12 14 16 20 Gaim Ofdl' 19.55-59 Three cheers for the F. H. A. for tackling the job of cleaning the desks in the assembly. P. T. A. tested eyes today. We're wondering how some of these kids are going to look in glasses. The Senior play cast did themselves proud on their performance of The Skelton Walks. We hope the boys are all getting in condition to win our first basketball game Friday. Last day of school before Thanksgiving vacation. Yum! ! Can't you just taste that turkey already? Basketball game with Marion tonight, and it is here. Back to school and only 23 days till we have our Christmas vacation. Basketball game - West Frankfort - There. Why is everyone drooling about 10:55 everyday. I'll bet it's the smell of that popcorn coming from the bookstore. Basketball game - Herrin - Here. Did measuring for caps and gowns give any of you Seniors a feeling of regret at the thought of leaving good old J.C.H.S? Basketball game - Eldorado - There. Basketball game - Harrisburg - Here. The chorus has been getting in that last rehearsal before the big night. Seven more days till Christmas and we know everyone is being real good so Santa will come. Right, kids? Chorus gave its concert tonight and everyone was certainly in good voice. Nice work, Mrs. Yancey. Basketball game - McLeansboro - There. Basketball game - Norris City - Here. Here it is at last - Christmas vacation begins at 3:15. Have fun, everyone! Was Santa good to you all last night? We hope everyone is having a Merry Christmas. Pontiac Holiday Tourney begins. Happy New Year, kids, from all of us on the Redskin Record Staff. Basketball game - DuQuoin - There. Hooray! We're back again! Aren't we all thrilled? QWho's kidding wnorp Is anyone having trouble getting back into the routine of studying after that long vacation? Basketball game - Eldorado - Here. Basketball game - Benton - There. These reviews get pretty rough especially when you have a half year's work to cover. Aren't some kids lucky getting exempted from exams today? Basketball game - Metropolis - There. Let's get those office debts paid if you want your report cards, kids. Pyramid Tourney begins tonight. Let's go, you Indians! Guess what? Just 93 more school days left. Baske1ball,game - McLeansboro - Here. Basketball game - Marion - There. Boy, this month is just full of birthdays, George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, and our own, Tony Stefan and Larry Edwards. Basketball game - Norris City - There. Basketball - Metropolis - Here. Short periods today we have a lyceum. No school today or tomorrow - thanks to Mr. Lincoln. Basketball game - Herrin - There, All of you boys be sure and remember to send your best girl a Valentine. Basketball game - West Frankfort - Here. Monday Friday March Monday Thursday Wednesday Tuesday Thursday Friday Thursday Sunday Tuesday April Wednesday Tuesday Friday Thursday Friday Saturday Tuesday Friday Thursday M ay Friday Monday Friday Tuesday Friday Tuesday Friday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Calm QQIQ 19.55-59 A break in the monotony - a lyceum this morning. Lucky us. Leap Year is just one year off now, girls. Can you all wait? Regional basketball tournaments start. Do you think the newness of the Juniors' class rings has worn off by this time? It's doubtful. Sectional Basketball Tourney. Super Sectional Game. Hey kids! Don't forget to wear green today because of St. Patrick's Day. High School P. T. A. Here it is nine week exams again. Don't those teachers ever get tired of giving tests? Last day of school this week. Four day vacation for Easter. Rah, rah! Easter Sunday. Did everyone go to church? Back to the grind again. Brighten up, gang, just 48 more days of school and then happy days are here again. Though April showers may come your way - don't get discouraged we'll have the play. Uunior, that is.3 What' this, are we being invaded? No, it's the fourth hour class in room 102 speaking French. We wonder if the Student Council is trying to make a profit off the dirty locker fines. It surely looks suspicious. High School P.T.A. meeting, Junior Play today. Mr. Barts has the cast on bread and water, someone forgot his lines. Tough break, kids. State Music Contest. Love those lyceums. If nothing else they always mean that classes will be cut short at least ten minutes. These days the office practice girls are getting dizzy taking that shorthand dictation at 120. All right, Seniors, this is your last warning. Let's straighten up and fly right. fleave school with a good record - you know., Orientation Day. Don't look so blue incoming Freshies. It really isn't bad at all. At times high school can be down-right nice. Pre -registration for next year. No wonder some of the Seniors looked so sad today. District Track Meet. Come on, fellas, let's go, go, go! The Home Economics girls have finally learned to cook without burning everything. Junior-Senior Prom tonight. We bet everyone will have a wonderful time. Here they are, the last nine week exams for this school year. And today ffor the unlucky ones who aren't exemptj was the last semester test. Everyone can breath a sigh of relief now that it's over. High School Baccalaureate..Didn't the Seniors look neat in their caps and gowns? The Seniors practice for graduation today. It seems as if they can't decide whether to be happy or sad, because tonight is the big night. Did all you Seniors have fun on your Senior Picnic? This day is here at last - the last day of school. We hope it has been a good year for everyone and we of the Redskin Record staff, wish you all a happy summer vacation. 'Cu ..'. lx, ,M ffm 'L ' -1- ,.,,,.K , Q ' L - ' . 'M' VM 'W Q 'M ,, if nf A ,. S . 5 i si x- . 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