Kaskaskia College - Lens Yearbook (Centralia, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1955 volume:

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'X , 1 .' ' 'H g 1 ' 1' V ,W K . I Q 1 1 3 .1 M 1 ,351 1. - 11 ,, M 1 S' ' ' 1 Y - :M .. . . . .. . .. . M be S1-N44 1 1 M TFT11. 1:1 sas. . . N 5.1, . 1 . ' -sf my g 5 -ss.-11. 1. ywv-if 1-W 1 wi-11 111111111111- -Q55 V V--.'1g11- 1 . , vs if 11 ' ' - A53 . 1 1 11 1 1 1.111-. 11 1 . 1 1 1 11, 1, tv F'. '1 Y M11 1 A ' 4.. 1 ,, 1 1 11 X ' fr: 1 ' 1' 1 1 p-- - 11 'jg Qwma . --11 1 .M 4 11 ,sf First row: Charlotte Webster, Pat Stoneci- pher, Emelie Contos, Roberta Lisenby, Second row: Betty Neville, Larry Beadle, Sammye Cervi, Melvin Noe This year's staff spent many The Lens staff recalls for you, happy and serious moments Isabell Mayoral editor David Frazer photographer hom, in an effort to give J C 1 students and faculty a reah and memorable account of school year. We hope we h succeeded in capturing for the familiar scenes and faces campus and that you will t ure this book among your ma memories. Le Etta Smith, Nancy Davis, Sharon Elifritz David Sprenkle, Milton Redman, Leroy Short from September In Iune This page sponsored by MERLE WHITSELL AGENCY Complete Insurance Coverage V' A 4 ACTIVITIES COLLEGE ATHLETICS J 3 -4- 'Al-v.:.-Wm, ,L...,. -Ad-- ' A w Q W 2 0 YV 1. ..,, I, I by l ICLPXD by I 5.1 bxxlfyy XNUJ X XJ f . CPA lv' M5151 .ljigfglikfj E0 XV N I I i'l'y'I K J my wi! W, yy ,QED x j MO' KKK f Q ix sl if f f ' V U, . of Ko li' D' QM N ffvF' Q i A if W 2 'W 53,5 45 wp: U Kewl vw? M W! WJ I5 x ' - 13 NX 3 A yy Wy! M fymkn .AO jx!'f1l ul Q lip jdgjfml UD! X 1, , ,,..f s' 1. , , I QA ,iffy HTH! WY? wa! if lf! 'PL 1 - PJ ' -1 1 ' ,f J f- I Ig .. 5, ,, , I , x f I -, fy km P ibn 3' f JVUMV off lkff XA 'QNOY1 5 x4 6 , ' ff I J. I Xyj V, ,f f 1 'I , 1 U W I - U f. 5 4, x fy I '1 A,- ,ff , ' T ,funk ff :fl AM BJ' ,4oZ6a6Z'6ea . , is Y.. i,.-i nil . . , . ' Y.1...,, . V ,-,, , ,Mia , , , xl' as m a ss w W as a w A an nz x 1 xxx-E l S2 5 rr I m E a is m na '--x .H ' I . .As 'f Pencils, paper, erasures . . . This was the beginning for some ,, I - Ffm' f t I K H L A-.X A...-x: ye ei'-uaaw. , vw.. .,. of us and old stuff to others. As we reminisce, I suppose most of us 5, v A., ,- freshies recall the trembling knees, new faces, and the sopho- s- more who, with protruding chest ,.. and feet firmly on the floor, saun- tered into the Dean's office and calmly said Hi , And when the . , greeting was returned in the same , f , i nonchalant manner, we began to X feel that perhaps this wasn't going . to be so painfful after all. Dealings With the Dean In the fall we opened new doors 4 Helpful Hints :camp-I -mx-1 Un 1 1 Our Smiling Secretary Our first assignment for the year was regis- tration. We had to fill in those little white cards given to us by the Dean's smiling secretary. After that task was completed a counselor re- viewed them and offered us any needed advice. The ordeal seemed to be over, but as we pre- pared to leave we were again confronted by the Dean's secretary who had an outstretched palm! She very graciously accepted our money, and in return the doors of knowledge 'were opened to us. xml N - - me . .. ww' mx een 1 ,si ea 'QQ Ms,- ' as ,,, ,Y . . aw.- , . Wiwiwnw lVe're not always like this. Met and made new friends Everyone needs a little recreation and re- laxation to get away from the hum-drum routine. During our explorations, we found an ideal spot, the rec room. The people con- gregated there seemed to have taken off their schoolroom ,masek. Little did we know that some of us would be spending most of our free time there. And no wonderg it was a good place to get to know the lighter side of the kids better. We renewed old friendships and made a lot of new friends. It seems that this year more out-of-town students than usual joined our ranks, and we gladly welcomed them. After visiting in the rec room for a while, we toured the campus finding five buildings in all, each identified by a. letter-A, B. C, T, V tno connection with a television sta- tionl. This page sponsored by HUTTER CLOTHING CO. ETPIERIDGE Sfrollin' an' N . ,f,f ' 9 Were exposed to rules Flora struck it rich. Keeping Posted Checking the bulletin board we found ourselves cordially invited to attend an assembly. The purpose of the assembly was for the presentation of a scholar- ship by the Business and Professional Women's Club. This scholarship is an annual award given to a girl graduate of C. T. H. S. for her outstanding citizenship, high scholastic standing, and participation in many activities. 10 Say, I think Fm going to like this! As we continued our wan- dering, we became familiar with our study facilities. The class room, of course, was the main source of knowl- edge. But we soonf found that our library, too, contain- ed a wealth of information and lots of good books. And there comes a time in every- one's life when he must stop whatever he's doing and obey his stomach's beck and call. So we fell in line with other hungry students and enjoyed a good lunch at the school cafeteria, as we chat- ted about lessons and such- mostly about such. Help-yourself Service This page sponsored by THE SMART SHOP IASPEPUS APPAREL Busy Vffith Business Began the daily grind Feedin' Our Faces First row: :David Frazerg Linda Foglemang LeEtLa Smithg Emilie Huck, advisorg Truman Bromley: Bob Peifer, chairman: David Sprenkleg Isabell Mayoral. Second row: 'George Warren, qadvisorg Jim Luschg Pat Schwartz: Flora Laney Sharon Elifritzg Bob Youngg Nancy Davisg Pat Stone- cipherg Martha McCowng ,Joe Ros-s. Since childhood we had been warned that all work and no play would produce a bunch of Ucrazy mixed-up kids, and with this in mind we organized a social com- mittee. The officers were elected and they wasted no time in pre- paring the first social activity, which was called Operation Ice- breaker. It proved to be an event- ful evening with dancing, games, and refreshments, a Formed our Social Committee Planned for future events I lflfarren youg youjd better run! I., . xl True or False Christian Dior has nothing on us. Enjoyed many good times Broke the ice Sdmmgfs sippin' cider. This page sponsored by BOB FLEMINGFS I-IICKEY'S BARBEQUE KN... Information, Please 6,1 Model Misses This page sponsored by MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIO MARION COUNTY SERVICE CO. Learned to study As the days slipped by on the calendar, so did the pages in our books.. Lessorrs seemed to accumu- late, so off to the library we went to bury our nose in a book for an hour or so. The library was an ex- cellent study roomg it was quiet and you could really get engrossed in your lesson Cexcept the day the cat got im. Everyone took their assignment in stride, but then came the fatal blow-a research paper! Thereafter many hours were spent at the table in the stacks. Some of our work could not be done in the library. A few of the girls took a course in clothing. Solemn Solitude K Labored and loafed Many of us had 21 lab class, in which our work had to be done during a designated hour in the laboratory. And if in our quest of a suitable study place we found the library full, the rec room could be used as such, if we dared at- tempt to study there ,and some of us did. After preparing our assignments, some of us high-tail- ed it to Sammy's where we found several round table discussions occurring-thrashing out school problems, talking about dates fhistory and other- wise. mostly otherwise?--or students just sipping a coke and relaxing. fP 39.164 But he says it's there! v , Y-Wh .AX Sights of the Round'Table Cf! ,l Soda . . Ierk? This page sponsored by SAMMY ALTADQNNNS LUNCHEONETTE The night was cold and rainy, but that didn't prevent, us from en- tering our float in the annual Hal- loween parade. The construction of the float was one of the major projects of the Student Council. We borrowed combal. boots and gunsg we stuffed napkins 'til we were blue in the faceg and we bickerecl back and forth whether or not the flag should be waving, but all our efforts paid off. We won third place! Helped the Student Council build ls a z Camouflaging the Cab a prize-winning float The Ladder of Succcce Q X , N A 'WEN' ' v lffw, , rw W What are you doing? This page sponsored by CENTRAL CITY LUMBER CO SEARS, ROEBUCK ICO. 17 v , 1 Took to the outdoors 1,1 xi by-ef' 5' Pepsodent Smiles KT The activities kept us hopping, The social committee planned a jim dandy wiener roast and hayricle for us. Be- cause of cold weather, the hayride was cancelled, so we all gathered 'round the blazing fire at C1ement's farm and sang songs, drank cider, and ate hot dogs! Then there was the morning Student Council journey to Bloomington for the annual meeting of junior colleges in Illinois. We just seemed to roll in one side of the bed and out the other-we had to leave at five o'c1ock in the morning! ln the Cool, Cool, Cool of the Evening Nice and Cozy This page sponsored by SNOW LAKE FARM PYRAMID ICE CREAM r . X Lived it up Q e 1 Exciti n g, isn7t it? Hey, wherejs my coke? Occasionally we took e break dur- ing our free hours and went to the rec room. Usually upon entering we found a hot ping-pong 'game about to begin in one corner of the room, and many voices shouting I get the winners ! While at the other end several people were busy taking tricks in a pinochle game. Before getting too deeply involved in either of the games or indulging in a bit of gossip, we decided to have a coke. Yipes, there went our diet and all that studying we were going to do! This page sponsored by COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. , Uv , 3 in g. -. n u. r: riww Whlere,s the ball? Installation Banquet F. B. L. H. planned future occupations First row: Paul Rau, advisorg Joanne Ticknorg Alberta Niemeyerg Sue Connery Emelie Contosg Bonnie Doddg Lucille Sensel, Second row: Fred Bauerg Joe Brookmang Larry Barnesg Jesse Thomas: David Sprenkle, presidentg Dick Richardsg Carrell Childers. This page sponsored by STAR SERVICE AND PETROLEUM CO. 20 V Sure did get a bang out of that Blue Devil stationery the F. B. L. A. sold! This group of business majors or- ganized early in the year and installed officers at a ban- quet. F. B. L. A. is a nation- wide organization whose pri- mary purpose is to prepare college students for the busi- ness world. In March 'sever- al members of our active lo- cal group traveled to Spring- field to attend the state con- vention. Several other ac- tivities were p l a ri n e d through-out the year. if-fy? Get your school directories here. f. 'HSP-fi' - Erwin U rx is 1 ,S W T.. HE- I pg . -. sae me sr Viifgig ' 'gf' Sw Y ,mfs 1 , S, we ee f.-.M ess egg A B E ,V sr new :swim i . e e e , :' H ' , mi! S! Y IV Ek -. . Ir XX M' 3jC'i,iQffiiQ3 47 W A' ii chliigf for th li W M f lp f! '7 Yi A jj .ry 'mf .ARS M inns: owe. W ff fiul le. arade ' Worked for fun Thanks to the large sale of school directories. ' we were able to finance our annual Homecoming Dance. We all waited anxiously for December 23 to arrive! When it did finally get here no one was disappointed. Every teensie bit of work that we contributed toward the dance was well worth it. Thc decorationrs were in superb taste, making one feel as though he were dancing in a Winter Wonder Land. Silver stars peaked through the fluffy blue clouded ceiling, which was edgeid with blue bulbs. White Christmas trees trimmed with blue balls also complemented the setting. This page sponsored by ROSS' FLOWER SHOP ' CENTRALIA BAKING CO. 21 An Unforgettable Moment Honored Her Majesty and Her Court Martha. McCown Escorted by Paul Heinzmann ' Pat Schwartz Escorted b Jim Lusch The Queenk Dance I - F9 -' '.I'v, 4 ' 1.' .fl ., . a ii ' fsf. 1 ,. ' 'Ig - , . Q: 5 ' , ' -V wp 5 1. - 0. . ' ' A ' , - ,' , 1 If , , . , , . ,. .11- .4 H gn. :- 'v I ' We Miss Isabell Mayoral England dicln't have much on us, except maybe a more elaborate crown, a few more attendants, and some horse- drawn carriages. We had our own queen and ai very charm- ing one at that. She and her attendants were dressed beautifully in gowns that blended well with the decoration color scheme. They and their escorts looked as if they be- longed in a palace, when the president of the student council adorned Queen Isabell with her newly-acquired crown. This meant she was to reign over our school during 1954 and 1955. The coronation was the highlight of the dance, but everyone had a wunnerful time, too, dancing to the splendid music furnished by the Johnny Moreland Orchestra. The 1954 Homecoming Queen The Queen and Her Escort, Sam Buffat This page sponsored by SPIETH STUDIO Centralicfs Photographer 23 Enjoyed our efforts Sitting This One Out Thzrsty7 End of aAPerfect Evening 5 Dancing in Dreamland Naturally as we danced, we got thirsty and hungry, so up to the punch line we jaunted for some refreshments. Then we hurried hack to our table, where our own group was seated, talking, laughing, and just plain havin' a good ole time! As the evening progressed, the dances seemed to be getting shorter, the time seemed to fly, and before we knew it we were on our way home, with our minds stuffed full of mem- ories that would never be forgotten. Made more money Early in the second semester the social commit- tee and the Lens joined forces to raise more money. They set up concession stands at an' A11- Night Sing, and the members and sponsors of the two groups worked very diligently until the Wee hours of the morning selling and cleaning up. Though tired after it was all over, we felt rich, assured of a better yearbook and an all-school picnic. But even so, the social committee coulrdn't slow down. They must plan for a basketball banquet. But 'first look! Here's a poster inviting us to a square dance featuring the Lawrence- ville Swingsters. Some of us went and had a whale of a good time. ls all this corn worth only a dime? This page sponsored by SCHNUTEBS HI-WAY MARKET TODD AND GARREN AUTO SERVICE A :':' EX ' 'S' B it I I' I fsg qx x 9- Url n.i lsfrff E Q E 'flb ' -' 4 - fp V is , ' ui If' 1 T j-3 ' - - ' A 5 B' ' 'al if -: - is 2 B 1, - ' - , l , ' - pg e--:--....: 1 o er te r -'-ns, Q Sings 535m t',.e,-fi-aj A-m ,ex-is X' X V 'X-. 0 'gif fimffrw M Er T W 5553 . ,I ,-...ww e Me. 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N .gl - , l' I me QMS gp' 'f I gm Eprcureans All tt ,,rx Presenting the Plaque , . .l gif! lp T' A M ' I f S 5 i ,J-5 -4 lf'-.. if I I ' 'i The Main Speaker a . .li ,LL f 'S' if xx' f S l Feted our team We were really proud of our basket- ball team, the Blue Devils, and to show our gratitude we held a banquet in their honor. The evening was very eventful, being filled with a delicious supper, the presentation of awards, the presentation of a plaque by the student body president, an interest- ing guest speaker, and wonderful entertainment. But all our school year was not entertainment. We worried and fretted, but somehow things seemed to work out O.K. Ev- eryone worked very hard, and when the graduates received their diplom- as, we realized that all our work had not been in vain. Brown's Busy Beavers 'fi ,ful This page sponsored by McCOY,S SHOE STORE TOPPEPCS DRESS SHOP Brought to a close a perfect year HONOR GRADUATES? Iohn Bertges Verlin Bundy 'i Martha lVIcCown Isabell Mayoral Bill Mullins Ioanne Ticknorw Darlene Warren Ronald West fFBased on First Three Semesters 'f'fWith High Honors .,.r'., 1 If '- ' Looking Ahead to a Bright Future This page sponsored by I. C. PENNEY CO. EST SIDE MOTOR CO. -. ,.,, - ,PLZ J.1',I ,. -V . .-.V Q-179 V. . W fMW..,fWM2MfW eowege ' -.. 'YE' '-9' Mx H1 Q J , . r 3, xnfg, g N 1 , 'I -.. az 33 . 2 . , gg-lg r, M mx K, , ,1 mf'fWI,w,u1'x1mX I wmji' twig 1 ' sg Q ME! '.. ,..,......L ,ul - gn - 1 M k .5 , . eff ' WE: '51, ,ffm 'bf BE' W W 5 .WU 'i'.V..- 3 y . -A QQ -' vw I ,ATF ' ' 43 - ,-:Wi L ' 'B x if My gm , 'v , Q W V , ,: 93-'u ' . ,,f,3,.4 . H .M I , K , ., W ' Y ' ., '11 , R4 1 - - ,T - . . -K ' 5 , 'N . N Q E M X- :Qi A Y ' ,, ,,.,n-' A 1 ' -- 'ffmfwm , . A. J ,I - N , ,.- ...,. www V V V .4 MA W I -J fri. Ns Y . ,i 1 ,Y I. C. Students, Those of you in the graduating class of 1955 are to be congratulated on having done a job well. All of you who are students of Centralia Township Junior College are indeed fortunate in that you live during an age and in a country where such educational oppor- tunities are available. Having these oppor- tunities then, it is your responsibility to use them not only to your own advantage but al- so to that of the society of which you are a part. It is my sincere hope that the instruc- tion and guidance which you received while a 5 student at Centralia Township Iunior College have been instrumental in the growth and de- l A A-Qi?-velopment of your native abilities to the ex- Ji 5. I? f:-y..- E lf f -'ffftent that your future will be brighter and v if richer. ' ' Lloyd S. Hensonl Lloyd S. Henson, M.A Superintendent lldmiiiistration .plans progressive program A Board of Education W .,, Robert I. Hartleyg Glenn J. Champg Doyle K. Byarsg Otto Hasenfussg 51, J. R. Vwilson, president: Lloyd S. Henson: Merle Whitsellg James D. V Lacey. - . I This page sponsored by CENTRLIA STATIONERY AND BLUEPRINT CO GUY C. LIVESAY INSURANCE AGENCY so ' ., 1,5 Q ,W I , 1 if ., , 2,4 .lf 1 Rims for better educated youth .0-w- 'm'r A ....z '- R. O. Birlchimer, M. Ed. Dean of the College Dean of Men Dorothy Jennings. A.M. - ADean of Wom.en ,IC Students: The finest hour in the history of mankind may well be that threshold of destiny where man has the moral choice between an easy path to total destruction and a most difficult one to his own salvation. Perhaps we are even now at that threshold. It may be that your generation will face that moral choice and live that finest hour. Each of your generation is important in the formation of this great de- cision. Yours is a fine heritageg yours is a This page sponsored by FAIR HOME FURNISHING CO. . In 4 ta ' - -unique responsibility. Pray God ft shall be. man's finest hour, and not his most abysmal failure. - I ' - If yours shall be thef, opportunity and the chore 'to' determine for eternity the fate of man, then mine will have been the- enviable privilege to help prepare you for that finest hour. It is my real hope and my true prayer that we have not sold you shortf 4 RL O. Birlchimer. ' 31 i lln inspiring iaculty Le... supervised classes Courtesy ls Contagious Taking advantage of a law placing junior col- leges on the list of institutions eligible for tax support, Centralia voters adopted propositions for such a school in 1939. And in September, l940, the organization being completed, the Centralia Township lunior College was opened. During the early years the administration strove to overcome the problem of a newly-established school with a small enrollment and a limited curriculum. With the idea of developing a bet- ter educated youth, the building program was begun. This page sponsored by KENDALL CLEANERS Home of Beautiful Cleaning 32 H .- Q ee a , ,V f' 42 W .. .,.,,,.-..,.-....,.... ., E A L. D. ATKINS. M.E. ROBERT A. BARR, M.S. Engineering Engineering -fi.. MAE HELM. M.A. Home Economics Geography 1, v,.pv LUTHER MA OTHEL P MANSELL MS Mathematics Physical Science This page sponsored by VASEL COMPANY - ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE CO. EMILIE HUCK, M.A. 'P .. f i? ff 'E ag 1 I Q , Z, tl 2 , i 3, if iz 1 ' gif 5 Q I 2 s af . , ,A .E if -Lshkffi' ,,,4:,...,.a.,..g 'un iam if ii ff, AI,,V... .. ............. M, ....... ,... , I,,. . .,.,. N, S I bv H 'WI ,- ,.,. ,V :: -:P isa EE ::':'::':I .:iEE:ii i:E?f'52asa2 W fmili S BLAIR BRASEL, M.A. HAROLD M. BROWN. M.A. American Govemment English Literature The curriculum, which is varied to offer two years of general semi-professional, tech.- nical, and business education or two years of pre-professional training for careers in teaching, medicine, agriculture, and busi- ness education, fulfills the requirements needed to enter the business field or to transfer to a larger university or college. The sincerity, ready helpfulness, and unsel- fishness of the faculty, especially in extra- curricular activities, have been an inspira- tion to all students taking advantage of the opportunities of Centralia Township Iunior College. Composition Capers , Y Ev f.': life-, 1'1 ,f ' - liidri. ' - . lf. 1 ' :- Encouraged a larger enrollment trend Best Coffee In Town? ,ffl 34 DOROTHY MITCHELL. M.A. Business Education ff? g if! QLQPMQQ,-rffzg-el! : In Q! ,Q X' f.?.Ai.-4LeALf'f.fiaf4if F' A ,f itgiffffjgv 1ZAf!tl1f'LFffJQ! 1' pp 'N ij' 3 5-,.V't?41fL.! ,f'L.4-,,flL4.,f M 2 4,1 ?ff.f1.fif'i1-7 ,ff ' . . e 10' fijex f,cf' 4fiff..f..4fiVj ff j X ,fi-Cf2L4.f71.f!Q-FAI f 'f A fi' g. i fjfgfaafj ff M. . ,, ,. - CHARLES R. Physical ,',,ffT ,Leg fffmff. fifftz-fi?-'Zi CLYDE SM?TH' .gf 4' - 1 Chemistry 4 . 7' lf- ' - .--4 1 I when .f W ff -fab'-.-ffl.- 'fLC.f'V'-4f' Agni! :,L,'i,' 1 ' 1, A I, - . fl I f f. , X191-4fa .hw L ff' 5?--fiffj Z '.-'Q.l.,! LL! ff! E I f.sf' fl 7 .fwfi Q - ,j,,-if -K , rr!?Z,,4,i,,f36 154 -J ,ff X ,f - Again this year a larger enrollment trend wa! fl of f fl , X -fit-if k M , indicated, exceeding that shown in previous years. At the beginning of the school term one hundred and sixty students enrolled in the lunior College. Although a few students withdrew dur- ing the semester, twenty-one new students regis- tered, bringing the total to a maximum previous- ly unexcelled-one hundred and sixty-one. Ac- counting for a relative increase in the student body was a largegnumber of veterans attending on the G. I. Bill of Rights. . This page sponsored by 1 ,,.+S,,4fL iff' 'k 'i 'A 1 ,-' , 1 fyfA4f,ff:ff ,ff . 1' QUEEN - BOGGS FUNERAL HOME Centralia Dial 7321 C. A. STEVENSON Guidance and i V ROTHY HOLSTON PEDTKE. s Physicai Education IULIA PHILLIPS. A.M. THELMA ANNA PHILLIPS. M.A. PAUL w. HAU Ms 9 Engiish Cofiposition Q Illiliusiness Education BL1SiIleSS Edufiriflon E. SPURLIN. M.A. FRANCES R. STARKEY. M.A. and Education Business Education .NJ I is S TUCKER, M.S. Biological Science French This page sponsored by KOURDOUVELIS CLEANERS FOX ILLINOIS THEATER 35 GEORGE L. WARREN, A.B. The faculty, backed by the student body, hope that the many future generations who are privileged to attend the Iunior College will put the knowledge and experience gain- ed in it to a purpose worthy of the careful planning and work which evolved through these first years of existence. As time pro- gresses, the belief in the continual growth and expansion exemplified in the previous years will promote civic pride and interest and will aid in efforts to enlarge the educa- tional opportunities available. Say cheese, please j, fx RICHARD BAIN Engineering ' ,gg ,4A . A Q ' I N' X' 4 K i 'J , VI VA , A, nJs nf i V 1' I ..-. ul . EARL BOTNEH Business Administration X353 PAUL HILL CHARLES HORST RAY HUFF FRED General General Engineering General BENARD Agriculture 1 ' - GERALD CERNY General General 1 . IOHN BERTGES BOB BIESER BETTE BINGAMAN Engineering Business General is ,. is a HS B mg a is Class of '55 Vw We s B B ae B 1 PV . 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H. m-m E . is EXE -x WW: in m We QE-1 EE m 53' Richard Aut Larry Bames Fred Bauer Bob Beck Mary Io Beier Truman Bromley Freshmen got acquainted and elected oificers Sammy Wright, presidemg LeEtta Smith, vice-president: Larry Beadle, secretary-treasurer. xiii I' W I M 1 xx Q, , 13: Larry Beadle Ion Bechtold Ioe Brookman I. D. Bundy Lowell Bundy Sammye Cervi Norma Bundy Carrell Childers This page sponsored by n DR. W. F. PLASSMAN GROSS, STYLE SHOP 5 fel Jerald Christian David Cross David Elliott This page sponsored by DR. HARRY C. RYAN STRAITI-I'S IEWELERS Fogleman Virginia Foster ln R... .zi- Gel lx f . -', ii ,pw G E W X X F 'TIT' Dale Clanahan Kenneth Conley Sue Conner Emelie Contoe Nancy Davis Dean Deadmond Bonnie Dodd Sharon Elifritz W Took part 1n act1v1t1es set up goals Make the Parts Parallel Roger Fark 41 l l Q Q '.:. rg, d V xg f 'f ,,,-- ff Q - , i ff 5353 4 A u my 2? or 2 A? 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K 1 5 I v gi 1 Y x F M- --- 4 0 . ..m -2 ,L -u l sf a ff' ' I wx x gg .fry A - , Q , , ,, is X0 I s ... ,I i Yi 1 ,X ? .., .HA , 'Q' - 1 NX . ,na LMS? 'S f 1 4 037 , E? x X . 1 V, mm:,':'v- 4, V-vw ggi., 4 ,-. .. . ,I Q1 Elm , x- ,K .fifv fm Y. nw- 5 , 4 , mn Q., Fad mu 'W ,ggigwm ,gg na-mt 14555 iw HQ? is V-,-, fd, Q-f,, , MN, wages-25 xx x,- ai ywwm was kicl N 1 553325:-3 Q L. J 5 w ,ww V . a N fi, af ,A 'IEW - 1 f. 1 I , S., Q I 1 . .- Koa ,deg u ' E , 'fr :U F X n I ...' -1 Left to right: Jerald ls everybody happy? Go, Robert go Our Conference Champs. we're proud of you Coach Mundell's Blue Devils finished with an 18-5 record at the end of the 1954-55 basketball sea- son. As in previous years the Blue Devils' main hazard was height. But the Blue Devils proved they could rebound with the best of them by twice de- feating the exceptionally tall St. Louis Freshmen, once at Kiel Auditorium and once at Trout Gym. The Blue Devils again won the Central Illinois Confereinlce by twice defeating Lincoln, Springfield Junior College, and by splitting two games with Lincoln Bible Institute giving the Blue Devils a 5-I conference record. In the Centralia Invitational Tournament, Cen- tralia and Hannibal-LaGrange of Missouri easily reached the finals by defeating Vincennes and Belleville respectively. Vincennes Won third place and Hannibal slipped by the Blue Devils for first place with the Blue Devils taking the second placc trophy. At Hannibal, Missouri, the place of competition for the Region II National Junior College Athletic Association Tournament, the Blue Devils defeated Lincoln to go into the finals again'st Hannibal. The Blue Devils played excellent ball, but Hannibal won 77-76 to represent Region II at Hutchinson, Kansas. George Marcum and Robert Welch were the first two choices selected on the All-Tournament team. Robert Welch, also received the Good Sportsmanship Cup. Y. 1 ..., Christian, David Whitchurch, Tru- 4 I Yxgqiy, 3 4 S. ,giklgfi rn a n Bromley Jesse Thommas, Dale M u r r a y, limi L f' B r u c e Phillips, A. T. McCrary, Keith Kirkland, Jerry Jolliff. 49 Season's Record Opponent CTJC They Alumni ............................. ......... 1 08 91 Vincennes University ....... .... . . 81 59 St. Louis U. Freshmen ............,. 58 56 Southern Ill. U. Junior Varsity 69 75 Sprinlgtielid Junior College ...... 90 G5 Harris Teachers College ..,. ..... 6 9 59 McKendree College ........... ...... 7 8 58 Lincoln Bible Institute ..... ...... 8 0 63 Belleville Junior College .......... 77 67 McKendree College ...., ..... ...... 8 5 84 Lincoln Junior College ..... ...,.. 9 4 67 St. Louis U. Freshmen ..... ...... 9 1 76 Belleville Junior College .......... 70 54 Harris Teachers College .,........ 98 89 Southern Ill. U. Junior Varsity 86 71 Lincoln Bible Institute .............. 84 96 Lincoln Junior College ..... ..... 7 4 51 Invitational Toumument -Centrdliu, Ill- Vincennes University ..,.... ...... 9 2 75 Hannibal ...................... ..... 9 3 106 Springfield ....... ......... 1 07 63 Vincennes .... . .... 91 104 Region II NICAA Tourney--Hannibal, Mo. Lincoln .......................................,.. 81 70 I-Ianniibal ..... ...... 7 6 77 Flying Fred Nice Try This page sponsored by LAMBLIN'S PARIS DRY CLEANERS 51 :5. wviuv+ywMv,W PY03VWll4 l1'Wl4W1vf w Rv .v voir Q Q2 fog MW: , . Yi!! 'P 'I Q, -5 10 ,J s Q Q ,Q 4-ww WW . W.. . 1 ...U -W N- V ., .,, . if --qv -, .W 4- K xl 5 'N , f1'9'iui . ' ' fe.-, W., .. F ' QQ, v' - ,,',,,, Q fa Ag J,f4 P-. .W V W 'ER Jvgvs.. I N ,f .L-'-'wg ' ,dgfwffgh L X Y 'ww-,Q Lay- ' Ri - W , lj 1, - A- M.. lr' ' -Vx .,:'f --1, I y , r ,v J' L ', , 4:6 NL' PMSA- 'At : 1' Q Lf: Y Y, QV, lap. ,,,,,,K3m -ft . -' S 1--,Q 'Huw ' 'w'v,V. 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