Lena Winslow High School - Win Nel Yearbook (Lena, IL)
- Class of 1957
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QFHC54 ,,4g'f, - a x ' ' jg, gi w ' 'EW' ' 1 Li ggi k I-15753 4 fl h K , 5 1 Aa' Z1 : 351 - 1 i 'Mig 5- F I f an Txllo- il.: Q ,. 4.15, 5 U , 8 K' 5 . -, 3 if A , ff , Q v ' - ,A 'if gi SUPERINTENDE NT MISS SHIRLEY BRINKMEIER Secretary to Mr L1tw1ller ORVILLE J LITWILLER A B and M A If one were to look at xt from both S1d6S' Attended Arnungton Hlgh School Bluffton College Ohlo State U n1vers1ty Uruverslty of I1l1no1s ice WWW, Personnel EMMERT A GASSMAN B A M A Advanced certlflcate Educatlon May I see you for a few mln utes'7 Attended Lena Hxgh School Car thage College Umverslty of Ilh no1s Case Instltute of Technology Teaches Chemlstry Physlcs Pr1nc1pal of Hlgh School Class Advlser Student Councll Advlser PRIN CIPA L MRS LOWELL BREVOORT Secretary to Mr Gassman Board of Education The School Board cons1sts of seven members who are normnated by a pet1t1on Slghed by flfty voters Thls petltlon must be f1led twenty one days before electlon Members are elected on the second Saturday ln Aprll There are two new persons elected each two years and the th1rd year there are three new ones elected There cannot be more than three people elected from any congresslonal townshlp The board meets regularly the fourth Monday of each month They work many long hours devotlng thelr tlme and energy ln the mterests of the school and the commumty Parent-Teachers Assoclahon The Lena P T A was organlzed ln October 1950 by the late Mrs Lloyd Glessel the orgamzlng dlrector of th1s d1str1ct The followlng offlcers were elected to serve the flrst year Pres1dent Mr Roy Caudle Secretary Mrs Arthur Larson and Treasurer Mrs Gayle Kleffer The objects of thls organlzatlon as set forth 1n Artlcle 2 of the State Chapter are as follow promote the welfare of chlldren and youth ln home school church and communlty ra1se the standards of home l1fe secure adequate laws for the care and protectlon of chlldren and youth brxng 1nto closer relatlon the home and the school that parents and teachers may cooperate 1n To develop between educators and the general publlc such umted efforts as well as secure for every child the hlghest advantages m physlcal mental soclal and sp1r1tual education The Lena P T A has set up a scholarsh1p fund that enables one graduate to recelve a S200 00 loan to further the1r educatlon prov1d1ng the student can pass other quallflcatlons as set forth by the scholarsh1p fund commxttee In 1954 the f1rst scholarsh1p went to Rlta Peters as a glft After rev1s1on th1s scholarsh1p has been awarded as an 1nterest free loan to Mary Jean Rampenthal ln 1955 and to Bruce Overson 1n 1956 In future years xt may be posslble to allow loans to several students per year Each month an lnterestlng educatlonal program IS glven at the meetlngs The only money ra1s1ng proyect of the year IS the P T A Ftm N1te wh1ch IS held ln November or December Thls year s Fun N1te was a blg success wlth gross recelpts of S594 49 The offxcers for the 1956 1957 year were Pres1dent Mr C D Overson V1ce Pres1dent Mrs Al fred Kuhlman Secretary Mrs Or1e Park1nson and Treasurer Mrs W H Cable I 0 To ' ' , , , ' . To ' ' . To ' ' . To . . . y . - telligently in the training of the child. Board of Education 'bl Sv' .1-1 Laverne DeMong Glenn Wire Adolph Stadler Clyde Scholtz Harold Trumpy Sheldon Werkhexser Glen Lytle PTA i PTA CHAIRMAN AND OFFICERS SEATED: Mrs. George McPhi11ips' Mrs. Claude Harner Mr. C. D. Overson President: Mrs. Orlo Parkin- son Secretary- Mrs. Mark Brown- Mrs. Nelson Baurngartner. STANDING: Mr.Allen Daws Mr. O. J Litwiller Miss Hulda Diestelmeier Rev. Robert Marquardt Mr. Vernon Macomber. A-Q Faculty SQ., VERNON H MACOMBER B S and M S Thats settled Let s get to work' Attended Orangevllle and Free port Hlgh School Un1vers1ty of llllnols Ttaches Blology and Band Class Advlser Sophomorcs X LENE E DUNN B M E h 1sn t that mce' A ended Lena Hlgh School and Northwestern Umversxty Teaches Music 1Grade School classes Glrls Glee Club Boys Glcc Club Jun1orH1gh Chorusesy C ss Advlser Freshmen WLM Aww rl mul: s-Q Owl WILLIAM HOLAK B S I hope I won t have to blow my stack again today' Attended Hillsboro lllgh School LaCrosse State Teacht rs Col lege Umversxty of Vhsconsxn Teaches Agrxculture Class Adviser Freshmen Sponsors FFA C37 fs Iwhll. VN UNE LATHROP B S That s MICKEY MOUSE' Atttncltd Walnut Comm Ihgh School and Western Ill1no1s State Colltgt Teachns Cltllenshlp -Xmemcan Problr ms Vturld Hxstorx A YTALIIC. tn lllstory Xmcrlcan Go VL rnmm nt xml Souologx Llass Xdustr Junmrs Plat ILCIOI' XIXRILHN IXANL B S JLDITH BOHM B X Do xou sec'7 Oh my goodness Xttended Eluabeth Hlgh Snhool Attended Nlattoon lllgh School md Iona StatL Collegt DePauw Umvc rsltx and Unlver l'L1f,hLS Homtmalung I and II slty of Illlnoxs I-amllx lllflflg Teaches Lnghsh 17th and Sth Classu.-Xdviser Juniors. gradesy, Engllsh ZB and Latm 2. Sponsors F,Ii.A. Friends v4' ROBERT C ALBRECHT BS I need that like I need another head MARGARET MILLER B 5 Attended Maine Township High School Park Ridge Northwos trrn Lniursity Teachns English I IV Class Adviser Sophomorcs Sponsors Iii Notts 02552 Attended Thornton Tovsmship Harvey University of Illinois University of Worth Dakota Teaches General Science Dri vu' Education B ys P L Coaches basketball baseball and track Sponsors Sports Council Chair man SCC Coaches COURTLAND A, GROTKIN B.S Two cheeseburgers, please. ' Attended Benton High Schoolg Lo- ras Academ Hi h Schoolg Wis- . Y E consin State College . Teaches Algebra Plane a.nd So- lid Geometry T rigonometry, Practical Mathematics. Class Adviser Seniors ROSEMARIE DURHAM B.S. of Do you see what I mean? Attended Dupo High Schoolg Illi- nois State Normal University. Teaches Bookkeeping Typing, Shorthand, Office Practice. Class Adviser Seniors Sponsors Yearbook DOROTHY SHAW B A XXXfCensoredJ Attended Lena High School De Pauw University Teaches Girls Physical Educa tion in Junior a.nd Senior High School Sponsors GAA Cheerlcadersand Sports Council ROSCOE A. HASTINGS B.S. and Gd: it? Attended Winslow High Schoolg University of Wisconsin.. Teaches Unit Art Supervisor Custoduans Bus Drivers WL have a crew of seven bus drlvers who successfully man our fleet of school buses These men not only drlve us to and from school for our dally act1v1t1es but do any other dr1v1ng that xs necessary Thxs mlght mclude basketball games tours and other school aCt1V1tl9S Thelr sense ofhumor smxles and patlence have endeared them to all of us A! 14 KNEELING B111 Duft Nelson Polhlll Berto Heller STANDING Jack Moravec Kenneth Amendt Elmer Pohl Wallace Knapp The Jarutors ln our school are two very lmportant people who do an excellent Job 1n keepmg our school neat and clean both 1ns1de and out Mr Sprague and Mr Reed affectlon ately known as MOF10 and Arlle have been servlng our school for many years Mr Sprague has been here 14 years and Mr Reed 16 112 years We appreclate their w1ll1ng manner and helpfulness xn all our act1v1t1es Allen Reed Maurice Sprague w Mr' ff' 1' 3 'ff - 1 ,,-N A .N .J . . .r ' . Qt,- 'v , ' . ' -.-'G . 4,- .n, , , . f .H- is in 392,109 MARILYN ANN THOMASSON Tommy I m true to my true love and my true love s true to me Band 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 secretary treasurer 3 Chorus 1 Student Councnl 1 2 3 Vlce presxdent 3 H1 Notes typlst 4 ANNALIS edltor 4 Musto contest 1 2 3 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 secretary 3 FHA 1 2 3 4 treasurer 3 4 Basket shooting contest 1 2 Bowlmg contest 3 Accompamst 1 234 Muslc camp 3 Class offlces student counczl repre sentatxve 1 2 presxdent3 vice presldent 4 Awards GAA 1 2 3 Dlstrlct music awards 2 3 4 Cl txzenshxp award 4 Class plays Mmg Thlng 2 Nme Gnrls 3 He Couldn t Marry Flve 4 i' if JERRY MAURICE HUGHES Hughsxe Black leather Jacket engmeer boots s1deburns Glee Club 3 Sports councll 2 Student C0lU'lCll 1 4 Art 1 2 4 ANNALIS 4 Judging contest 2 3 4 Scmor fatstock sectlon and state 3 daxrv sectlonzram sec t1on and state FFA 1 2 3 4 Se cretary 3 Vxce Presxdent 4 Premxer Boys State 3 Class offices presndent 1 4 ANNELLE KAY DITTBENNER Nelly Mlghty flne to meet and just as good as she is sweet Band 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 Glee Club 2 3 4 secretary treasurer 4 H1 Notes typlst 4 ANNALIS calendar 4 Music contest 1 2 3 4 FHA 1 2 3 4 Class offlces cretary 1 treasurer4 Lnbrarlan 3 4 Awards band letter dxstrtct muslc awards 1 2 3 4 Daughters of Amerxcan Revolutlon award 4 Class plays The M1ngTh1ng 2 Nme Gxrls 3 He Couldn t Marry Five 4 1 6 bi BARBARA ANN MEDEKE Barble I could be mce but It xsn t fun Band 1 2 3 4 Chorusl Glee Club 2 3 4 prestdent 4 Sports coun cnl 1 ANNALIS 4 sports edltor Musxc contest 2 3 4 awards 2 3 GAA 1 2 3 4 treasurer 3 vtce pres1dent4 FHA 1 2 3 4 Degree chaxrman 4 Chapter FFA Sweet heart 3 Bowl1ngTournament3 4 Basket Shooting Contest 3 4 GAA Camp 3 Attendant to Lena Fall Festlval Queen 1956 3, Class of flees secretary 4 representa tlve sports councxl I Awards GAA 1 2 3 4 Class plays The Mlng Thxng 2 Nme Gxrls 3 He Couldn't Marry Flve 4 MARVIN LEE MAASKE Marv Band 1 23 Glee Club l 1. secretary treasurer 3 Ba ball 3 4 Baseball4 Studentt cll 3 4 vlce president 4 Ah LIS 4 assistant sports edlto Musxe contest 3 4 Judglng c test 1 gram FFA 1 23 4 'S dent councll representa treasurer 4 Attended xr Boys State 3 Class treasurer 3 Student con. presentatxve 4 Class plat Mmg Thmg 2 He Marry F1ve 4 YWIIQ' MARGERY ELLEN FRANSEN Marge I llke school the vacation part of It Band 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 Glee Club 2 3 4 ANNALIS muslc re porter 4 GAA34 FHA1234 Librarian 4 Awards GAA 4 Basket shootmg contest 4 'XRY LOUISE CAUDLE hen love and dutv come along wxll take love and let duty Chorus 1 Gite Club Z udcnt Councxl 3 ANNA sslstant art cdxtor and mstorxan Muslc contest A 1 2 3 4 Class 0ff1CLS y 3 Student councll re txve 3 Awards second strict contest 2 first strxrt contest 3 th1rd atm contest 3 I-Iomema ,mor ow McCall sTeen B d Class Pays l He Couldn! LARRY WILLIAM IILNRIKSLN Rocks I hate girls they lrrxtute me I love to be ll rltated Chorus 1 Glee Club 3 4 Bas kctball 1 2 3 4 co captain 2 and captam 4 Baseball 3 4 Softball 1 2 Sports councll 1 Student councxl 2 Art 1 2 H1 Notes 4 feature edltor ANNALIS assls tant ed1tor 4 Judgm contest State dairy Sectional axry Sec txonal Gram FFA 1 2 3 4 Treas urer 3 and presxdent 4 Attended Premier Boys State 3 Class of flCOS Sports council 1 presldent 2 vxce pres1dent3 Awards Free throw trophy 3 Class plays He Couldn t Marry Flve 4 P9 AQ' 'Q' ANNA JANE. WHITE Anme Though quxet by nature she s brim full of fun Band 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 Glee club 2 3 4 Student council represen tatlve 4 Student counc1l4 H1 Notes 34 GAA representative 3 Society Ldxtor 4 ANNALIS 4 buslness manager 4 Muslc con test 23 GAA 34 reporter 3 FHA 1 2 3 4 vxce presxdent 3 presldent 4 lll1n1 Girls State 3 Lnbrarlan 4 Delegate to FHA camp 3 GAA basket shootlng contest 3 Awards GAA 1 FHA Junior degree and chapter de gree Class plays N1neG1rls 3 He Couldn t Marry Five 4 4-ovlyf' 4-4 M7 'Hu N! 1:15 JAMES ALLLN YEAKLE Jlm What? No gurls m heaven? I ll stay here Glu Club 2 3 4 v1ce presldent 4 Basketball 2 3 4 ANNALIS salesman 4 Judgmg contest gram and fatstock 2 FFA 1 Z 3 4 vlce prcszdcnt 3 Track team 3 4 17 GERALD WILBURT MILLER George School does so lntrude ln my social life. Chorus 1g Art 3,4g ANNALIS salesman 43 Awards, Track 3,4. 18 '3 4v all -9' snr ELEANOR JEAIN SCHRADER Elns Let s not work today just have un Chorus 1 Glee Club 2 3 4 INALIS salesman Muslc contest 23 FHA 1 23 4 Jumor Fall Festlval Queen 1956 Class of flces vncf. przsldent 1 Awards 2nd place dxstrxct musxc con test 2 3 LEON OBENCHAIN Leo All that I know lvn guessed and 'ill that Ive le'11nLd Ivz forgotten Glec Club 2 Basketlnll 1 z Art 1 Z ANNALIS salesman 4 FFA 1 Z 3 4 Awards second year Corn project award w,.,.-ny, KAREN MARIE HARDING Karen She must be known to be ap preclated Band 1234 Chorus 1 Glee Club 23 4 H1 Notes typxst 4 Muslc contest 3 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 FHA 1 2 3 4 Librarian 4 GAA basket ShO0llng contest 3 A wards GAA 1 2 3 4 FHA Jr de grae and chapter degree Class plays Nlne Glrls 3 -,- Toots progress . 2,3,4. X l ' HELEN BETTY EBERHART Shyness h'1s a way of mak Chorus 1, Glec Club 2 3 4 A NALIS class prophecy 4 F BSTER ALLEN HOBB self styled Bob Cummmgs ,-.. S ffl' iv DOROTHY ALICE LAPP Dory ing? RUSSELL WILLIAM HINTZ Sam Study IS a pastlme why over do xt? Basketball manager 1 Baseball 1 2 3 Softball 1 Art 2 3 4 JANET ESTHER BIESEMEIER Jan Why 1-alk the Others do 91101-lgh Identnflcatlon a shrlek Of lf Chorus 1 Glee Club 2 3 4 vlce Band 1 23 4 C1l0I'l1S 1 AY! 1 president 4 Sports councxl 3 2 3 4 ANNA1-13 AFV- edlwl' FHA ANNALIS typxst 4 Music contest 1 2 3 4 2 3 4 Representatlve sport coun cll 3 Class plays Nlne Gxrls 3 He Couldn t Marry Flve 4 rts councll 4 ANNALIS pho rapher 4 Transferred from wPaw3 EP BARBARA ANN BRIINKMEIER Barble I seek but one' Chorus 1 Glee Club 23 4 AN NALIS calendar 4 FHA 1 2 3 4 Class pl-us Nme Glrls 19 VI- RNA lOUlbIf bTICH btlch Study has not madf. hu vm nd Cho s L e L lub Z 3 Art 4 ANNAI lS grldm school uporter and silmsman CAA 1 4 HA wards A 1 2 3 4 FHA 1 Basket shootmg contest Class plays HL Louldn tMarry 1' IVC Qw- 'E-R' JLNEI L1 SIE BEYER Jumc Xlvmvs happy my wants 'xrm nw lots of clothcs and .1 mm will do Chorus 1 Glue Club 2 3,4 AN NALIS Importer on H1 Notts FHA 1 2 3,4 is lxl llll HAROLD lxl lll E 'Xll' 1 hR Cmulltgm s HL anus slmx s rw s ln nl C un lll ummm sa 1 S 1 HAROLD NLLSONI POHL Shoes If school s llberty than gms me death Glu Club Z 3 4 Basketball 3 4 -Xrt Z FFA 1 2 3 4 Awards bas kc tball letter track letter fo K LURRAINL EVELXN Blblxh. Busk st cl as I ht 'lr nd 1534 C orusl Club 23 4 ANNALIS prophtcy 4 Muslc contest 1 3 FHA l 2 3 4 Llhrarlan 1 Z 3 Awards dxs trlct muslc 1 3 BARBARA JEAN SCRL Rb Bulb ln xthlntlcs shn ratns hxgh thu llmll lb thu sky Chorus 1 Glue Llub ' 1 4 sports LounC1l4 ANNALIS lssnmblms 4, GAA 13 4 prnsldtnt 4 GAA leadcrshxp camp 3 Class OfflCCS sports LOLll'lCll 4 xxsqrds GSA 1 3,4 Class plays Hn C,oulcln't Marry Five 4 Bu 1.2,3,4g ru' 1. llc 5 f '. a 1 A 1 - I ju' ml it -. d il. A Q - Ba , 3 h , Gln-v 1 ,2,3, g F . 1,2,3,4g A- ' 4, , 3 GA , ' 1 ' - -2? Q ' . Q . , . . -V ls . w y Q, 14 ,lu 3. I . 'K ' :A I ' 1- 4. . . , . 4' ' I gf 'G ' Y , 1. I ' ' .... yy 4' f ' ' 1 . ' 1,1-E . rl X llv hun th ' ' A my 1 1 ls. 3 ..'ll '- . k ' vr. It 5. lim 1.21 Glu' 'l l Jjifl. sv- rxx-t:u x' Il. prm-sltlvnl 1. ANN.-Xl.lS In . P- i l'l'lIllI'll'l'Q vluclg' 1,1 - wt. .' -n'- Wg gff x lim :xl l..2,Il..'tz1l-1.L1.l3.N'rau1n l. ' x. I - l' ll1lll'y:.:l. A S 1 ' x ' vm , Q Ag f. V6-ff Milf wa! frnfazvffefaf 0 Hue enmz glen W 5 7 l, June Beyer , will my excess weight to my brother , Gene l, Janet Bieserneief. will my L sweater to Sharon Nledelce 1, Bafbana-Brinkmeier , will my dark hair to Sharon Raders l, Lorraine Buske, will my brown eyes to Mrs. Miller l, Mary Lou Caudle, will my shorthand ability to Arlene Otte l, Annelle E Smond Dittbenner, will my ability to eat alot and remain slim to Betty Lou l, Helen Eberhart, will my long flowing hair to Coach 1, Mafgery Fransen, will my ability to control myself around boys to Barbara Beclae ' NOTT0 Cxan M omber . - niet, any Pewonahw xo 1 here YO WW? ac Y- ia12HHa:,a:aa2a, 21S my M Q, Bisgegygstvsia giggighaixgt' tXoAYaE0nt'xS::1tSdaY nights 6 Meghan 1 Allen 0 , . - b sto Y- YO , L 11 g nowar hes will my side urn MS on my 5.1 L Chev oat Q if-W Hug i dieser , Wm We wee 'etly to Dean YAQNGWQY 6 a eith link 0 mu my abrlity ip talk Q29 Sh me Shin to eeri Nia er 1 Dorothy l.-2199, win my Yfemier Boy s 2 Xe to NH U Lathrop 1 Nl she, , w aww aa la lu my N15 ?re5XeY X?-essendo xv M w E ri 1, Barbara M600 ex t cg shoes to Art V, Xl cliioicggbgntgairixgillymig Zeniority in school to 5oe Smec 6!22 1, Harold Pohl, will my Ford to Dave Nlacomber ' , Eleanor Schrader , will my ability to control my giggles to Barbara Beclae L, Barbara Schure, will my ability to keep out oi detention to Eddie Oclcerman i, Verna Stich, will my poor history grades to Susan Brott l, Marilyn Thomasson, will my lice button to Nlrs. Durham l, Anna Jane White, will my glasses to Donna Piper l, Jim Yealde, will my glass pack mniiler to Mr. Lathrop ior his Ford W 21 614.44 to- ACC! lt was a balmy sprlng nlght and lhad nothlng to do I declded to take a walk uptown and see what was happenlng on MHIH Street I was pleasantly surprlsed to flnd a carnlval ln town As I strolled down the mld way I came upon a llttle tent wlth the fasclnatlng slgn Madame Mysto It seems the Madame had a crystal ball wlth whlch she could foretell the future So I pald the magnlflcent sum of 25 cents and went lnslde the grlmy dlmly llt lnterlor There sat the bejewelled crystal gazer and her rather cloudy crystal ball She motloned to me to have a seat and then began to mumble strange lncantatlons under her breath Ah she Sald It IS the year 1967 I see water a lot of water and there LS a man ln boots wadlng through lt and a female flgure struggllng to keep up wlth hlm carrylng a large box of tools Now I can see he IS a plumber and you Helen Eberhart are hls asslstant But what about my frlends What are they dolng I asked Madame Mysto waved her hands ln a clrcle over the crystal ball and then began a reeltatlon of names and occupatlons of all of my fellow classmates of 57 Allen Hobb IS a prosperous farmer and employs a beautlful bookkeeper Eleanor Schrader to keep reports on the egg laying abllltles of hls 20 000 whlte leghorns On an adjolnlng farm llves a world famous auctloneer Russell Hlntz by name Now the crystal hall clouds up and we get a complete change of scenery Why lt looks llke the plc tures I ve seen of Reno Look at allthose brlght neon slgns S'ly there s a famlllar name It says Adorable Annelle Parls glft to the U S A She IS a strlp tease dancer 'md IS d0lhg her latest feather dance Also at the same place we see Lorraine Buske a croupler throwlng., dlce for the famous movlc actress Margery Fransen I asked Madame Mysto what has happened to Mary IOUISC Caudle Ah she sald Mary Loulse IS 'llso ln Reno and has ust dlvorccd her flfth husband and IS trvlng desperately for her SIXUI As I sat there lstenlng eagerly I saw her stare ln the cr stal ball and start to llsten attentlvely I hear muslc she sald and I can see the blg top They are eaturlng an HCFODHIIC team called The Travellng Coolldges and the FIVE Llttle Coolldges They are my former classmates Dorothy Lapp and Kelth Kuhlemeyer In the same clrcus we see a well known name Verna Stlcherlno from Italy dolng her famous ballerlna dance Madame Mysto also told me that Jerry Hughes IS now a stand ln for Elvls Pres ley Well I always knew he could make lt wlth those sldeburns Then Madame Mysto turned to me and taklng a qulck glance at the crystal ball she sald Now I can see a classroom and some teachers I can see Harold Pohl a bookkeeplng professor at Yale and Barbara Schure teachlng glrls P E And there IS Janet Blesemeler ln the lab perfectlng a new drug to combat love S1CliIl0SS Next we see a sllver wlnged jet landlng at LaGuardla Alrport The door opens and Jerry Mlller a Mlsslonary from darkest Afrlca allghts HIS pllot was none nthc r than Barb Brlnkmeler who has recently completed her flrst solo fllght The scene changes agaln to down town New York Clty lncl the rs IS .l large poster advertlslng Karen Hardlng s Model School A course emphaslrlng good posture fol young ladles And now for a flylng rlde down Mexlco way wlth Marv Maaske a Death Dodge Drlver We pull up ln front of a huge arena and there the stellar attractlon IS Jlm Yeakle resplendent ln hls shlnlng matador eostume prepelrlng to meet the feroclous snortlng bull As I llsten ln amazement I remembered one more person I 'lsk her what has happened to Barbara Medeke7 She tells me she IS runnlng an orphanage and Leon Obenehaln works for her as a llfe guard And now back ln town to conclude our tour of the future we flnd Anna Jane Vlhlte as Head Chamber mald at The Blackhawk Hotel Next door to The Blackhawk Hotel MdT1l5D Thomasson and her husband are runnlng a local pub called Tommy s Tavern Well I am really proud of my classmates They have all made good ln the blg world I thank Ma dame Mysto and as I prepare to leave the Madame takes off her turban and I stare ln amazement at my old frlend June Beyer We have a good laugh together and then 1 leave her tlnx llttle tent and walk out lnto the streets of Lena the best llttle town ln the U S A llllllll ' 1 . , , . . , . . f b f . , 1 y Y l ' ' l 1 1 1 , vw 1 , ' Senior clVllIZ2fl0fl The begmmng of our c1v1l1zat1on dates back to September 1953 At that tlme a prmutxve race lnvaded the Instltutlon for the Advancement of Publxc Knowledge known as Lena Hlgh School wlth a number of 44 Durlng our f1rst blunderlng year we elected Jerry Hughes presldent Eleanor Schrader v1ce presldent Annelle D1ttbenner secretary and Merrle Gall Classon treasurer After a cann1bal1st1c ceremony known as 1n1t1at1on we were offlclally made members ofthe Freshmen Race our world rank bemg that of Number Four Dliiiflg th1s year we barbarlously invaded the forelgn fronts one of the favorites belng Elghth hour Study Ha After a summer of nomad1c wanderxng we returned to the fort 1n 1954 w1th the clan numberlng 38 and a hlgher rankmg natlonallty known as Sophomore the Number Three World Power Slnce our c1v1l1zat1on had gone through the DarkAges as Freshmen we were now 1n the Rena1ssa.nce led capably by Larry Henrlk sen as presxdent Jerome Shxppy v1ce presldent Merrle Ga1lClasson secretary and Dean Rlchtemeyer treasurer We reverted to our barbarxous past however as was exlublted by the merc1less slaughter of the 1nvad1ng trlbe of Freshmen To further estabhsh our rank as a rlsmg power we presented a one act comedy The Mlng Thmg' on February 4 1955 We now contmue the story of c1v1l1zat1on as we umte to form the natlonalxty of Jumors 1n the fall of 1955 Tlus t1me the natxonal census revealed our populatlon to be 34 and to lead our r1s1ng natlon we and Marvm Maaske treasurer The true characters of nlne of the more scandalous students were revealed when on November 4th and 5th Annelle Dxttbenner became a VICIOHS murderess and we presented our Broadway H1t ' Nxne Glrls' Th1S presentatlon marked a declded forward step 1n our cultural standards the murders are bexng committed xn a more reflned manner On the twelfth of May the unlted forces of the Number Two World Power presented a Prom to the Sen1ors the theme bexng Summertxme The blg event was held m our Grand Ballroom After the summer of 1956 we returned once agaln to the Instltutxon as the Great and Mxghty Natlon of Sen1ors Number One World Power In the electlon race Jerry Hughes took the presldency wlth Marxlyn Thomasson as VICE presldent For h1s Cabinet Presxdent Hughes selected Barbara Medeke as secretary and Annelle Dlttbenner as treasurer On November 17 a segment of the Sen1ors presented a sk1t Arthur Godfrey for the Grand Fmale at the PTA Fun Nlght Kelth Kuhlemeyer complete wxth freckles dunked tea bags for the T V cameras For the speclal attractxon of the evemng Barbara Medeke brought dovm the house wlth her rend1t1on of Elvis Presley In February the rlsxng natlon sold munchy crunchy peanut brlttle and dreamy creamy mlnts Apr1l 12 and 13 marked the presentatlon dates of the Seruor Play 'He Couldn t Marry Flve Th1S was a comedy concermng flve g1rls who were ln love wlth the same boy and who managed to get 1n some pecullar pred1caments before Tar1s fmally won h1s heart May 27 marked our final step along the road of soclal achievement On th1s eventful evenlng the Mlghty Senxors marched proudly across the stage and recelved that long coveted dlploma quahfymg us to make a name for ourselves ln the world Now we are graduated and supposedly c1v1l1zed The long years from the flrst grade to our Sen1or yeardhave come and gone At long last we are adults ready to embark on our Journey through the adult worl 0 l O I l , . 1 ' 1 1 . 1 , 0 1 I 1 1 1 5 Q 1 1 1 , - 3 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 3 , . 1 1 D 5 . . . 1 1 1 1 I - ' ' . 1 .1 1 1 , 1 , 1 1 . ' Y 9 s s - v 1 ' ' Q ' . s 1 . s 1 1 I 1 y 1 , 1 1 ' 7 GK ' ' 7 selected Marllyn Thomasson, presldentg Larry Henrxksen, v1ce-presldentg Mary Lou Caudle, secretary, , . 1 1 1 7 5 D . , . . , . . . . -- , , . . 9 -- I , 1 - - , U ' ' GK Y! ' 1 , 1 1 1 . 1 1 Y Y 1 I . 1 1 . , Y . . . - . - . - . . . , , . ,, . , . it 1 1 1 ,, 1 1 . g ' enior Play SEATED Marvln Maaske Larry Henrlksen Mar1lynThomasson VernaSt1ch Anna Jane Wlute STANDING Barbara Medeke Barbara Schure Mr Lathrop He Couldnt Marry FIVE' descrlbes the major plot of the play wh1ch lnvolves a young man who goes to v1s1t a fanuly w1th f1ve el1g1ble daughters and falls 1n love w1th each and every one of them' To make matters worse the slsters all fall m love wlth hlm -or tlunk they do Donald Regan the only son of a wealthy busmessman just recuperatlng from an overln dulgence 1n sports has been persuaded by h1S father to go to a small tovxm to rest wh1le trylng to make up lus mmd as to what he would l1ke to make lus 11f6'S work So Ralph Barton anlmpor tant member of Rega.n's firm and about to be made a partner takes Donald home wlth lum where Donald meets Barton's f1ve daughters proceedmg to fall 1n love w1th one after another of them unt1l he IS courtxng all f1ve unable to make up h1s mlnd whlch he really prefers From then on one h11ar1ous s1tuat1on follows another l1I1t11 matters seem utterly hopeless Everythlng comes out all rlght however for xn the last act through the tactful gmdance of Granny Donald IS made to see wh1ch of the f1ve xs really the g1r1 for h1m CONNIE BARTON the mother IS an effuslve faddlst of forty five sllghtly cuckoo ' n astrology Marxlyn Thomasson APRIL the oldest IS twenty two and bugs about actlng Barbara Br1nkme1er MAY IS twenty wlth a seethlng amb1t1on to become a great ballerlna Barbara Medeke JUNE IS nlneteen and the artlst of the farmly Janet Blesemexer TARIS sober relxable lnterested 1n flrst a1d and nursmg IS elghteen Annelle Dlttbenner LEONA 1S the problem ch1ld at seventeen a bolsterous l1ttle hoyden who loves horses Barbara Schure ETTA BARTON IS the g1rls' splnster aunt who detests men Anna Jane Wlute RALPH BARTON 1S the much worrled father o the g1rls Marvln Maaskr GRANNY IS Mr Barton's mother Is lovable soft spoken and lntellxgent Has a mme common sense Verna Stu. DONALD REGAN son of Mr Barton s boss IS a good lookmg well setup young man of twenty two Larry Henrlksen I 1 9 y r - I 1 3 ' ' u 1 ' 9 ' ' ' 9 . . . . - . U , - - 0 . ' ' - ll H ' 9 9 - I u s s l 1 ' 7 y , . , . I , - Q y 1 1 ' Y ! ' I u u , , , . Y 7 I A , . - 4 7 . A 66 77 ' ' 7 ' ' , . - . . s , , . 0 Y , - ,sf ff ,,..-'- - .-1-.. .5-A' 9? if ' Y gf 1,51 ir 'pi . 4,1 , K W '. 5- 24 . .4 A-Q5 2 :mf W , U 4, i 'mi Walk +R, 1' J. 'X afAa.La,.. .nnL:.A.. ' . 3 Q H1 . - ,. . 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One of the hlghllghts of the year was the arrlval of the class rlngs Several months' work was put 1nto the Jumors' blggest project of the year, the Junior Semor Prom on May 11 1-.., 1 fi l n ,t g Q f W . 4 N - if t , 'if ff . 5 lf F at 'vw sri? - , A 'W 'K' ' J' 'l' I or ,A - f T, 1 it ' f ' l 4' ' - ' A K --, N 'f' ' . . ' ' X s..ff ' 2 n rltl wk? ' V flj zgf 'L , ,'l4' , 5 L '71 W' ' f fri , X e l A X ,f - ,,g 'T ' S M ,,.-w,.....,g .,t.r. ,. .Mfxg ' K 3 .. 'MX -... ,,,,,, 1 N, ...,..7 ...Y , .......g,......:.. f , ' fm ns V -...W - ix Z. -,- ' f I, x ' w vi, ' -'X 1 , 'U f f x an k '- 3 .f , 1 zz, ,krgi .ies 'W 'S 5 - S' fl 'ww I V, L , 4 H , Q , y 4. y if y S Qc A K rv Q E7 . -' I 'VS wt. f Y-J f- 1? I of W5 a t ' V ' V5 ' 1. 'YN L 1 ta: ff W ' i , ' ., Q fi? , l 'Q at 7 '37 ' , tel, . f f - T g5'2 X e ' ' Y 2 4 f f S as atta ' S f l L 1 his Qt., J . . . ' , . 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AWVW ,Q 4 ' fx ' A 4' , ji 4 Sylvia Luke Evelyn Howe Norma Falkenburg Sharon Raders Lorraine Goebel Betty Meighan Gary Reiter Robert Kaiser Brice Sturtevant Ronnie Stouffer Fred Werhane Ronnie Cable Beverly Reuber Vivian Schultz Mary Miller Eleanor Rampenthal Linda Hlmeke Nancy Saxby Gary Schamberger Beverly Leitzen Roger Becker Janis Bardell Daryll Wybourn Claris Wickler ophomore The class of '59 started the year by electing Jerry Henriksen, presidentg Larry Maaske, vice-presi- dentg Sharon Raders, secretaryg Eleanor Rampenthal, treasurerg Linda Huneke, student council represen- tativeg Alice Blasing and Paul Biesemeier, sports council representatives. The Class advisers were Mr. Macomber and Mrs. Carl Miller. In the beginning of the year the sophomores initiated the helpless freshmen a.nd later enjoyed a return party by the freshmen. They also entered a float in the fall festival parade having as their theme Records for Teens. To build up the treasury the class sold magazine subscriptions amounting to 3118. Mary Miller was high salesman selling S48 worth of subscriptions. A one-act comedy, WhyI am a Bachelor was presented for the student body on February 28. The class ended a successful year by having a picnic in May. yr , '0X, 'fv 'WB 'QW'- Az lass I, iii lla is sw ii 'W pi. ni 7 ...in ' .--- iv if -s nv S IQ? fb 1 'fi P YQ. 0 ' i x . fs - 1 ' 2 5 p, ' i , -vs 7 5 Xsrxx 1 ' ' V 4 I , A g YQ? ' ' ' fr ii' V, s r-F Li - A f 7--. f' Z- ,Y , X 1 X 17+ l ffl . 7' Y' -'E A.- ii ' ,kk, , -L ' ' fl D 90 1 1 'gk - 7 Q . 'K-s..7 lil 3 Q gh- X, 1,4 N37 'll 'U' Jane Gift Esther Beyer June Dickinson Barbara Becke Elaine Hudson Duane DeVoc Barry Aurand Gerald Henriksen Larry Maaske Ronald Timm Betty Esmond Patricia Gowing Mary Lou Spinhirne Alice Blasing Marian Monigold Jerry Kuhl John Heiler Laverne Robieson Paul Biesemeier Delbert Kluck OFFICERS AND ADVISERS Larry Maaske, Vice-Presidentg JerryHenI'ikS6I1, Presidentg Paul Biesemeier, Sports Conmcil. STANDING-Mr. Macomber Adviserg Sharon Ra- tiers, Secretaryg Eleanorllampenthal, Treasurerg xlice Blasing, Sports Coimcilg Mrs. Miller, Adviser. Nr .ck ei 32 9 . H I i 'ho s v 'luv' ,5 D ,+ 151 . 25 Q E f, My 'vw U. 1 V? Kggueifhs Sylvia Julius Kenneth Thompson William Thompson Dale Price fb ef , X 6 ' .4-, A-15 , rd ' 5 1 ue,,,r,,..i C J , ff- qzffii 'A' 1 ,R 1 Q. 1-ffxf I nf Q,- I L x AQNW' ,. -v ,,... f - ?. --- . 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The class entered a float in the Lions Fall Festival Parade called, A Toast to the Lions.' around five hundred dollars worth, ranking second in amount of sales Members of the class have been active in sports and music. Eight were on the basketball ceived ten dollars for third place. In the magazine sale conducted throughout the high school our c . Q . . . 1 one of the class was elected as cheerleader. Ten freshmen participated in the district music Conte. Forreston, March 9. if 4 5 -sa an 999' xi A N rf 'la x Va mx -y, 0'2- 1'-arf 4-ug rw! 'Un rg L lx ih was X A ,- N an vu-19 Vi. if 15 .af hglli James Otkerman Nancy Noller Arthur Tessnndorf D K Raymond Ilandrl Sharon Medela Judy Hutmacher Carol Bergman Faxth Klaas VK 1l11am Engel Ronald Nlesman Gary Daws Larry Huneke Cathy Bemunger Marllyn Obencham Dlana Hughes Bob Daws Daud Vkhlte Wallace Knapp Gary Gast eanne orn Raymond lxluck if' 'V' J Yr bu 'Nun Joe Smeck Llnda Brechtel Larry Ferguson Roger Lobdell 282 FRESHMEN OFFICRRS AND ADVISERS STANDING Mr Holak adv1ser Mxss Dunn al user L1ndaBrechtel Sports Councll Represen tatxve Charlotte Stouffer Secretary Robert Dams, Sports Councll Representauve, Davxd Whlte, Presldent, Sheryl Glllette, Treasurer FRONT Rlchard Klaas, Student COllI'1Cll Repre- csientatwe ABSENT Deanne Korn, Vlce Presx ent 25 lf! A ' -5 4 ' 1 t fif l S if' 1 Y I , , N K 3. 3 y X ,J ,, . , I . C, -s, 7 H l'.' 2 .L y-af' I-dv Q Nfl S -I ' . .- 3 If - f il lf 'N - L X tl V ,, kfgilrr '1,- A Q ,XJ 1 QI . I 1 i f gf? U af ' ' X .14 if . 'Q-,L-f S ' , wr. 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Q es ,--4 -f., f A 4 ,V 53' , gh I 9 W, ,f ' - 35 .. , A f fl- Q, - fx , 1 ...-,.., 'H' gg-.w ...xwr f . 12' A ' tudent Council SITTING Mr Gassman Dav1dMacomber Linda Huneke Marvin Maaske STANDING David Whlle Richard Klaas Jerry Henriksen Jerry Hughes Anna Jane White Dean Richtemeyer Gary Rampenthal Duane Babcock The student Council plays an lmportant part in school spirit and cooperation It IS the opening through which students may express their opinions to the administration Representatives from each class and organization make up the Council At the beginnlng of the year the student body elected the following officers David Macomber presldent Marv1nMaaske Vice president L1ndaHuneke Sec treas The ad vlser IS Mr Gassman students opinions in regard to carrying out last year s Student Council recommendatlon regardlng reor ganization of the length of the noon period The administration was informed of the results of this survey Gary Rampenthal and Dale Price were sent as delegates to the Stephenson County Junior Red Cross Coun c1l David Overson and Susan Brott represent the Student Council on the Community Council As customary the afternoon of the last day of school before Christmas vacation was set aside for a program which was planned and sponsored by the Council Collections for the March of Dimes were handled through the Council A movie was shown to the high school students dime cards were distributed and collections were taken at two basketball games Also as a money raising project for the March of Dimes the Council sponsored a dance on March 1 A klng and queen were chosen for the Dance from several candidates They were king Dean Rlchtemeyer and queen Sharon Raders They were elected by penny votes the money gomg to the March of Dimes The Council has had a very successful year owing to the cooperation of the student body and the capable guidance of Mr Gassman Throughout the. year, the council has sponsored many activities. Its first project was to survey . . . . , . . . - Hi-Notes taff I -F , ,J ROW 1 Mrs Carl Mlller Advlser Davxd Overson Edltor Pat Gowlng Ass1stantEd1tor AnnelleD1tt benner Typlst ROW 2 Lmda Huneke FHA Reporter Anna Jane Wh1te SOC1ety Ed1tor Susan Brott GAA Reporter Marllyn Thomasson Typist ROW 3 Melvln Polh1ll Sports Ed1tor Lyle Korn Asslstant Sports Edltor Larry Henrxksen Feature Edxtor Karen Hardmg Typlst Jerry Henrlksen FFA Reporter The H1 Notes the Lena Hlgh School s weekly news appears as a sectxon 1n the Lena STAR Each week the staff complles the news of the school wh1ch IS edlted typed and rushed to the newspaper OfflCC for pubhcatlon Mmdful of the fact that the paper has a large adult audlence the staff trles to keep the H1 Notes accurate tlmely and Obj9CtlV6 ports Council SITTING Allen Hobb Joan Prasse Lmda Brechtel Duane Babcock Alxce Blaslng STANDING Rlchard Holmes Glor1a Lew1s Paul Blesemexer Mrs Shaw Mr Albrecht Tana Raders Vklllard Harbach Barbara Schure Robert Daws The Sports Councxl IS an orgamzatlon made up of a g1rl and boy from each hlgh school class and one representatlve from each of the seventh and elghth grade rooms Joan Prasse was elected pres1dent and Lmda Brechtel secretary Startmg October 30th the noon tlme recreatlon was volleyball w1th the follovung schedule senlors Monday Junlors Tuesday sophomores Wednesday freshmen Thursday and Jumor hlgh Frlday On January 21st mxxed volleyball tournaments were held for the f1ve teams of sophomores jumors and sen1ors andthe e1ght teams of freshmen seventh and e1ghth grades The WIHIIGFS were the sophomore A team and the freshmen B team Followlng volleyball the g1r1s and the boys each had the gym two days a week Round robln basket ball tournaments were scheduled w1th the Jumor boys and the sophomore g1rls as the wxnners Pxng pong tournaments were held for the boys and the g1rls wxth the Harvard Table TBIIIIIS Company presentlng the wlnners w1th awards and certlflcates ' - 9 1 9 Q v v v - ' 1 x w y 1 a 1 - ' s y r s v a 1 y 9 ' .- . , . . r y - v s a . , ' 1 1 - - . , . . , -. v r , y . 1 y v - , . 1 y 1 v . s . . . V A I - I y 1 , v y 1 , 1 - v 1 , . l FHA C7 Q'-3 . W u.,,2 -up 1-.1 ROW 1-Margery Fransen, Arlene Ottc, Diane Robinson, JoAnn Lingg, Karen Harding, June Dickinson, Susan Brott, Lorraine Buske, Norma Richtemeyer. ROW 2-Ellen Aurand, Nancy Nollcr, Helen Eberhart, Joan Prasse, Susan Staton, Elaine Hudson, Jean Drane, Sharon Medeke, Sheryl Gillette. ROW 3-Marilyn Thomasson, Betty Lou Esmond, Mary Lou Caudle, Verna Stich, Dorothy Lapp. Sylvia Julius, Judy Hutma- cher, Beverly Leitzen, Barbara Becke. ROW 4-Carol Bergman, Cathy Benninger, Mary Lou Spinhirne, Alice Blasing, Barbara Medeke, Deanne Korn, Linda Brechtel, Vallrey Harbach, Faith Klaas, June Beyer. L7 ? 6 fm ROW 1-Linda Auman, Evelyn Howe, Judy King, Janice Sherman, Mrs. Kane, Diane Duth, Naomi Monigold, Sylvia Luke, Diana Hughes. ROW 2-Sharon Raders, Mary Bonjour, Carolin Williams, Shirley McKinstrey, Eleanor Schrader, Janet Biesemeier, Betty Meighan, Kathleen Overson, Donna Piper, Merlene Sisler. ROW 3-Vivian Schultz, Sharon Keppen, Kay Spinhirne, Anna Jane White, Marilyn Obenchain, Marjorie Henry, Linda Huneke, Eleanor Rampenthal, Karen Niemeier. ROW 4-Gloria Griffin, Beverly Reuber, Bar- bara Brinkmeier, Marion Monigold, Sandra McPhillips, Esther Beyer, Carol Isenberger, Mary Miller, Annelle Dittbenner, Charlotte Stouffer. O Cha ter Grandmother p . Mrs. Emmert Prasse.Sec- tion Mother, Mrs. John Rampenthal, Jr. Chapter Mother and Father, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence liar- baeh. Future Homemakers of America Membership in the Future Homemakers of America is made up of girls who have studied or are studying homemaking in high school. Our goals are: 1-To promote better family living. 2-To help members understand the opportunities ofaen to them in the field of home economics. 3-To understand our neighbors both at home and abroa . 4-Lo provide training or each chapter member for participation in home, school and community airs. Our colors are red and white symbolizing youth and purity, our flower is the red rose, and our motto is Toward New Horizons. We work together or better and happier home life for everyone. We think that helping to make happy homes now and in the future is the most important thing that you can do for demo- cracy. Plans for a successful 1956-1957 ear in the Lena Cha ter of the Future Homemakers of America were started early. During the first week of July, Carolin Williams, Vallrey Harbach, and Mrs. Marilyn Kane attended the National F.H.A. convention held at the Conrad Hilton Hotel in Chicago. Forty-seven states as well as Hawaii, Alaska and the Phillipine Islands were represented and after a week of meetings, our members came home with new ideas and lots of enthusiasm. Anna Jane White attended the State Lea ership Training school at Lake Bloomington where she was trained to be an efficient president. During the third week in August, the program committee consisting of Susan Staton, Eleanor Rampenthal, Janet Biesemeier and the club officers met and planned a program with Look at Vocations as our theme. At the beginning of the 1956-1957 year. our chapter had sixteen members with chapter degrees and 29 members with junior degrees. At the beginning o the school year we entertained the Freshmen girls and other interested high school girls at a share a dish picnic supper at the Lena Community park. Fred Werhane gave an illustrated talk on Sweden, showing pictures of the royal palace, a mine viewed from a mountain, old churches, picnics, and typical farm and country fair scenes at our October meeting. The Leadership Training School was held in Molmt Carroll October 2nd. Lena was presented with outstanding chapter award and the international good-will certificate. Carolin Williams, Vallrey Harbach and Mrs. Kane participated in the skit-report on the National F.H.A. convention. Lena members who attend- ed were: Anna Jane White, Vallrey Harbach, CarolinWilliams, Barbara Medeke, Susan Brott, Joan Prasse, Linda Huneke, Mrs. Marilyn Kane, Mrs. Lawrence Harbach, Mrs. Emmert Prasse, and Mrs. John Ram- penthal, Jr., section mother. October 31, at an all high awards assembly Mr. Jack Kauffman presented the Lena Chapter with the Outstanding chapter award plaque for Section 23. The F.H.A. and F.F.A. sponsored an all school autumn theme square dance on October 12. Jack O' Lanterns and corn stalks were used to carry out the theme. Mrs. Doroth Shaw was the caller. A vocal duet by Joan Prasse and LindaAuman and amusing skits given by Barbara Mecileke AElvis Presley imitationjg Sharon Raders 1Nothing, a perfume adj, and Marilyn Thomasson accompanie by the band1Spike Jones renditionj were intermission entertainment. Refreshments of cokes and oatmeal cookies were served. At our third meeting Mr. W.W, Stukenberg talkedon retailing and buying vocations, and demonstrated to the sixty-four club members present the difference in quality and price of clothes. Barbara Medeke, Susan Brott, Sharon Raders and Charlotte Stouffer modeled car coats, skirts, sweaters and sports outfits. Seventy-six members enjoyed a conducted educational tour through W.T. Rawleigh factory in Free- port, November 21. Large printing presses, huge vats of shampoo, large uantities of seasonings, stamp- ingout ofpllls, pressing o soap,filling rat poison cans and shaving cream tiles, makin of waxes, pressure vanilla processing vats, and the chemistry lab amazed the members. Mrs. Donald Hugson, Mrs. Lawrence Harbach, and Mrs. Robert Kane chaperoned the tour. For a Thanksgiving treat to residents in the Ortiz home, the F.H,A, members made gold and silver cornucopia nut cups with cone and yarn decorations. They were filled with nuts and delivered in time for Thanksgiving dinner. Green candles and evergreen decorated the tables for the Christmas pot-luck dinner held at noon on December 18 in the homemaking room. Meat loaf, scalloped potatoes, vegetable gelatin salad, pickles, rolls, fruit pie and milk were a change from a cold sack lunch. Gifts were exchanged between the girls and their sponsor and mother and randmother. At the formal canmielight ceremony 27 girls were initiated by officers into the Lena chapter January 8. Parliamentary procedure was demonstrated in a skit by parliamentarian Susan Brott, assisted by Susan Staton, Vallrey Harbach, Carolin Williams, Karen Niemeier and Diana Hughes. Mrs. Edith Huffman, Steph- enson County ome adviser, talked on careers in homemaking for girls with or without a college education. Among the many interesting careers Mrs. Huffman mentioned were: hotel food manager, work in test kitchens, dressmaker, designer, model, sellin household equipmentfor high school graduates, commercial food demonstrator, buyer, ress designer, professional shopper, journalist, radio and T. V. home economist, teacher and home demonstration agent for college graduates. Special guests in our February meeting were members of Warren and Pearl City chapters. Mr. Norman Van Syckle, sales representative from American Airlines, explained qualifications a.nd education necessary for stewardesses and other airline personnel such as a reservationist. He illustrated his talk with the typical day in the life of a stewardess. Mothers were special guests of our March meeting when the homemaking girls modeled the garments made in class. Pinealpple fluff dessert and coffee were served from a St. Patrick's decorated table. Many girls atten ed the spring rally held in Orangeville on April 27. National F.H.A. week activi- ties consisted of attending church in groups, red roses for each teacher, members wearing red and white ribbons, exhibits, special newspaper articles and an educational tour. On May 14, a successful year was drawn to a close installing new officers for 1957-1958. Also at this meeting, Miss Beverly Gross told us the qualifications for a beautician as a vocation. Junior and chapter homemaking awards were presented. , Moneymaking projects during the year consisted of selling Beich candy during October, barbecues during January and February and with the F.F.A. we sponsored the basketball stand. Contributions to the Jordon handicraft project were made by buying 25? UNESCO stamps. F.H.A OFFICERS President Anna Jane White Vice President Vallrey Harbach S0C1'9l-3-TY Carolin Williams Treasurer Marilyn Thomasson Public Relations Chairman Linda Huneke Projects Chairman Joan Prasse Degrees Chairman Barbara Medeke Recreation Chairman Linda Auman Parliamentarian Susan Brgtl Chapter Mother liz Father Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Harbach Chapter Grandmother Mrs. Emmert Prasse Chapter Adviser Mrs. Marilyn Kane SECTION 23 OFFICERS Section Parliamentarian Vallrey Harbaeh Section Mother Mrs. John Rampenthal, Jr. FFA Ili ROW 1 Mr Holak William Engel Laverne Robieson Gary Daws John Katzenberger Larry Huneke Ron ald Niesman David White ROW 2 Marvin Maaske Richard Klaas Norman Clair Larry Maaske Ronald Timm Merten Holland Jerry Henriksen Paul Phillips Larry Ferguson ROW 3 Harold Pohl Norman McK1nstrey Keith Kuhlemeyer Roger Jacobs Terry Raders Francis Henry Jerry Hughes Darrell Kuhl Leon Obenchain ROW 4 Robert Schlachter Roger Rampenthal Dean Richtemeyer John Parkinson Ray mond Kluck Darryl Wybourn Robert Daws Theodore Staub Donald Mensen ROW 5 Raymond Handle Ronald Stouffer James Yeakle Gary Shamberger Roger Uhe Delbert Kluck Larry Henriksen David Macomber Roger Lobdell SEATED-Marvin Maaske, Treasurerg Jerry Hughes, Vice Presidentg Larry Hen- riksen, Presidentg David Macomber, Secretary. STANDING-Jerry Henriksen, Reporterg Mr. Holakg Roger Rampenthal, Sentinelg Dean Richtemeyer, Student Council Representative. Future Farmers of Amerrca Membershlp ln the F F A IS made up of farm boys who are students of vocat1onal agrlculture 1n h1gh school The organ1zat1on's act1v1t1es are desrgned pr1mar1ly to help develop rural leadershlp and good c1t1zensh1p and to stlmulate the boys to better acluevement xn therr study and work toward successful establlshment xn farnung The Lena F F A chapter has 45 members Offlcers are Presldent Larry Henrlksen Vxce Presl dent Jerry Hughes Secretary Davld Macomber Treasurer Marvln Maaske Reporter Jerry Henrlksen Sentmel Roger Rampenthal and the Student Councll Representatlve IS Dean Rlchterneyer There are seven teen greenhands twenty seven chapter farmers and one state farmer Kelth Kuhlemeyer The act1v1t1es of the chapter thls past year were many Startlng w1th the Sectxon 1 F F A Faxr at Freeport August 22 23 the chapter made nmeteen entrles of 1lV6StOCk Ronald Stouffer w1th h1s steer won f1rst 1n the Shorthorn Class and Reserve Champlon of all breeds Tlfus same steer won Grand Champlon at the Warren Fa1r and went on to the Internatlonal L1VeStOCk Exposltlon at Clucago to place flfth ln a class of th1rty three Barbara Medeke was selected F F A Sweetheart and was Lena s Representatlve 1n the contest held 1n conjunctlon w1th the falr The offlcers attendeda Leadershlp Tralnlng School at Forreston September 27th where all the offlcers were g1ven lnstructlon ln carrylng out the dutles of thelr offlce The chapter members book a very lnterestlng educatlonal trlp to Mllwaukee durlng the month of October where they were the guests of Alhs Chalmers Manufacturlng Company A tour of th1s huge plant was made and the company proved to be a flne host by concludlng the tour w1th an excellent meal 1n one of thexr executlve d1mng rooms On October 12th the boys were busy brlnglng to the gym corn shocks bales of straw pumpkms and ear corn to set the air for the annual F F A F H A Square Dance whlch always proves to be a popular socxal event for the student body Next on the calendar of events was the Sectlon 1 Fatstock and Gram Judgmg Contest held at Mount Morr1s on November 4th The members of the fatstock team were Davld Macomber Stuart Duth Terry Raders Jerry Hughes and Norman McK1nstrey The Gram Team members were Davld Whlte B111 Engel Gary Daws Franc1s Henry and Larry Ferguson In February Jerry Hughes was selected to recelve the DeKalb Agrlcultural Award wluch IS awarded to the outstandlng seruor agrlculture student The basls of selectlon IS on farmlng program wh1le 1n lugh school scholarshlp and leadershxp emphas1s on the farmlng program As tlus art1cle goes to press plans are bemg made for the Father Son Banquet March 28 and the Da1ry and Poultry Judgmg Contest to be held at Polo Apr1l 26 The school year w1ll end after the State F F A Conventlon whlch w1ll be held at the State Fa1r Grounds at Sprlngfleld June 5 6 7 and the State Judgmg Contests held at the Umverslty of Ill1no1s June 18 and 19 Tom Champ1onsh1p steer owned by Ronald Stouffer . 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JUNIOR PLAY Shlrley McK1nstrey Norma R1chtemeyer Joan Prasse Susan Brott and L1ndaAuman ROW 2 Glorla Gr1ff1n Susan Staton Marjorxe Henry Jamce Sherman and Carohn WIIIIHIHS ROW 3 Gary Rampenthal Davld Overson Lyle Korn Melvln Polhlll Edward Ockerman and Davxd Macomber Father Knows B Krxstxan Serge-I Based on the TV serles Father Knows Best Father reads IH the paper of a teenage elope ment and fears that h1s daughter may be plan mug to embark upon a slrrular venture The re suits of Father s ldeas soon mvolve the whole fam11y IH a h1lar1ous domestxc comedy FATHER MOTHER BETTY KATHY BUD JANIE RAMONA PATTY REPAIRMAN RALPH MR BRINKWORTH OFFICER JOHNSON BUD S FRIEND MRS WEMBLEY MRS WOOLSEY MRS JONES PERKINS MGIVIH Polhxll Susan Brott Joan Prasse Lmda Auman Gary Rampenthal Shlrley McK1nstrey Glor1a Gr1ff1n Carohn W1l11ams Davld Macomber Lyle Korn Davld Overson Ed Ockerman Duane Babcock Susan Staton Mar3or1e Henry Jamce Sherman Norma Rlchtemeyer Hi U57 ophomore Play , 1 'ZH5 .N x . .4 Fred Werhane Patr1c1aGow1ng Paul Blesemexer FLOOR Patrlcla Gow1ng SEATED Mary Mxller Mary M1ller Barbara Becke Beverly Leltzen Barbara Becke Beverly Leltzen STANDING Fred Werhane Gary Schamberger Paul Blese meler Mr Lathrop WHY I AM A BACHELOR A one act play concermng the trlals and trlbulatlons of marrxed hfe and one man s crusade to save lnnocent men from the bottomless p1t of marrlage The play contrasts socxal relatlons before and after marr1age CAST LECTURER Fred Werhane ALGERNON Paul Blesemeler HENRIETTA Patrlcla Gowmg HENRIETTA S MOTHER Mary Mlller IDA MAY Barbara Becke AUNT EMMA Beverly Leltzen STAGE MANAGER Gary Schamberger unch Tlme L Librarians ROW 1 Glorla Gr1ff1n Vallrey Harbach Jaruce Sherman Arlene Otte Susan Brott ROW 2 Slurlev McK1n strey Marjorie Henry Susa.n Staton Carolm Wllhams Annelle Dlttbenner Karen Hardlng Anna Jane Whlte Mary Mlller Margery Fransen Maf1a.HMOH1gOld Mrs Mlller The llbrarlans are glrls who volunteer to take the tlme 1n the1r study hall perlods to help other students use the lxbrary They charge out books and return books they arrange books and magazlnes on the shelves They are responslble to the school l1brar1an Mrs M1ller ASSEMBLY PROGRAMS SEPTEMBER 10 1956 Mr K A Cap Mackenzle presented our flrst assembly Mr Mackenzle a L1qu1d A1r expert and the Ed1tor of Topeka Da1ly Capltol demonstrated effects of extreme cold on ordlnary obJects Allen Hobb and Marvm Maaske bravely volunteered the1r asslstance Mr MSCKBHZIC ended the assembly 1n a plea for students to look lnto the study of sclence or one of the many other p0SS1bl6 careers ln that f1eld SEPTEMBER 25 1956 A health educatlon program was presented by Donna Lee and Otto Schrmdt a husband and w1fe team Thls couple IS l1v1ng proof of the saylng that a healthy body makes an alert m1nd and a clean sp1r1t By perform1ng together balance feats and Jumps on the trampolme they demonstrated the1r amaz1ng coordmatxon and Sklll Mr Schrrudt attended Oh1o State Un1vers1ty and has won many honors m the f1eld of phys1cal educatlon He was especlally proflcient 1n welght l1ft1ng DECEMBER 11 1956 Dance Amerlcana was presented by Gary Randolph a broad way dancer and two women dancers The lecture and dance gave a powerful comblnatlon of meamng and movement to the lustory of dance 1n the Unxted States The exh1b1t1on of dances mcluded Amer1can Sp1r1tuals slave t1me hlstory 1n rhythmlc expresslons Old Soft Shoe memory of the mlnstrel shows Blues New Orleans style Charleston a symbol of the Roar mg Twentxes Rock and Roll an emotlonal expresslon of current tlmes and African Pr1m1t1ve the begxnnlng of Amer1can Dances MARCH 25 1957 Our last assembly program was concerned w1th Wrestlxng Revela t1ons Th1S was glven by Mr Bertrand Shurtleff a br1ll1ant and wltty entertaxner Mr Shurt leff has had a very lnterestlng career He has been a professlonal wrestler operated a wrest l1ng carruval taught Engllsh for 21 years authored many books and has been a lecturer 1n school colleges and clubs covermg 41 states Audxence partxcxpatlon was a feature of tlus I program I - ! l lf ll v mst l l w 1 1- Girls' Athletic Association ROW 1 Mrs Shaw Carol1nW1ll1ams Barbara Medeke Barbara Schure Susan Staton Susan Brott ROW 2 Glor1a Polhxll Judy Kang Sylv1a Luke Sharon Raders Lmda Auman Janxce Sherman Norma Falkenburg Evelyn Howe Merlene Slsler Dlana Hughes ROW 3 Naomx Momgold Dxane Duth Betty Mexghan Lmda Huneke Anna Jane Whxte Margery Fransen Shlrley McK1nstrey Beverly Reuber Lorraine Goebel Donna Plper Kathleen Overson ROW 4 Karen Nlemeler Sharon Keppen Eleanor Rampenthal Judy G1ft Joan Prasse Verna Stlch Vallrey Harbach Karen Hardmg Mar1anMomgold Mary Mlller KaySp1nh1rne ROW 5 Carol lsenberger JoAnn Lmgg Sylvla Jullus Betty Esmond Alxce Blasmg Patrlcxa Gowmg Mary Lou Spmhxrne Barbara Becke Beverly Lextzen Vxvxan Schulz Martlyn Obencham Charlotte Stouffer ROW 6 Sandra McPh1ll1ps Dlane Robmson Nancy Noller Judy Hutmacher Kathy Bennmger Deanne Korn Linda Brechtel Carol Bergman Jean Drane Sharon Mcdeke Sheryl Glllette The Glrls Athletlc Assoclatlon promotes lnterest xn athletics and the out-of doors stresses good sportsmanshxp and encourages healthful lxvmg Officers for the year were President Barbara Schure Vlce President Barbara Medeke Secretary Susan Staton Treasurer Carolln Wlllxams and Reporter Susan Brott There were sxxty three actlve members thus year wxth Mrs Morns Shaw as their advlser The G A A met at the shelter house at Llon s Park on September 13th The gxrls watched the boys play softball and then had a wxener roast The bug slsters who are Jlmlors and semors plnned blue and whlte pledge rlbbons on the twenty seven new members Thxs xs the flrst year that the blg sxster system has been used Barbara Medeke talked about the G A A camp at Wlllxams Bay Wlsconsm whxch she attended durmg the summer w1th Barbara Schure Thxs IS the flrst year that representatlves have attended camp Carolm WllllamS announced the actxvltles for the year Play days were explamed by Susan Staton and Susan Brott dlscussed the swxmnung program Swlmmmg has been an enthusxastxc act1v1ty so the gurls sponsored swxmmlng lessons for the thxrd consecutxve year Thlrty f1veg1rls attended the swxmmxng lessons at the Freeport Jumor High swxmmlng pool from September 24th to November 26th and ten glrls recexved American Red Cross cert1f1cates Lena was hostess for the Fall Play Day Early nn September the offlcers met and decxded the theme Lena A1rl1nes Elght tovims and thexr advisers attended makmg a total of 168 people Act1v1ty began at the Lena Termmal at 8 45 on Saturday morning October 6th To be authentlc Lena started the day wxth a stunt around thelr homemade EU the teams to the sxx dxfft rent runways After four fllghts everyone was grolmded at noon for refuellng which conslsted of a nourlshxng lunch wlth toot long hot dogs as a specxal treat Two flights eontxnued 1n the afternoon a second rtfuel and the final take off for the return trips home at 3 00 P M for happy landlng The Sprxng Play Day was held at Warren on Aprxl 13th and some Lena girls attended The se play days are really quite an event so a rotatxon system lS used On November 15th a hxke was scheduled but It was cancelled because of bad weather The fifty seven glrls then bowled and came to the gym for a chlll supper The new members were 1n1t1ated lnacandlelxght ceremony on January Slst Thls IS tk f1rstt1me that the g1rls have been 1n1t1ated and lt was a very xmpresslve ceremony Tie mothers of the gxrls were muted and there was a n1ce representatxon The new rr nbers took part xn Beat The Clock much to the enjoyment of the spectators Roller Skatlng seemed to be popular thxs year wlth the g1rls attendmg the Vkhxte DIHCS Rmk for a two hour party on February 18th and agam on March 18th Vkmslow 'ended the two partles and Stockton attendedthe latter one On Aprxl 6th the g1rls had 1 rxvate skating party wlth all the towns 1n our d1str1ct The group met regularly every Frlday night after school Thls fall the sports re outdoor volleyball outdoor badminton tennxs and archery Then the glrls bowled 1 ten weeks whlch was followed by flxcweeks of volleyball and flV9 weeks of archery d softball Each year there are state postal contest and the g1rls entered the bowlxng sl-ret shootxng and archery contests This 15 the year for f1FSiS HS ll WHS T-he f1l'Sl llm0 r he grrls to ever enter the archery Contest Money making projects were selllng red and whlte pep hats sweat shlrts wlth LION emblem on them basketball penclls and startlng a checkroom for the basket l ames Money IS earned to send two girls to camp and for the local and state war s ln May slxty gxrls received thelr awards Twenty eight earned their flrst al award which IS a numeral The second award IS another local award whxch n L and was presented to twenty two g1rls The thxrd award IS an I whxch IS a state award and was earned by seven g1rls whxle three g1rls earned thelr fourth ward whxch ns a map of Illmols and 1S a state award --wwmau-A FLOOR Carolxn Wllll3mS Susan Staton SEATED Barbara Schure Barbara Me deke STANDING Mrs Shaw Susan Brott I - 1 I A b I. 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 ' . I, I , , I I , I . I I , 1 I 1 I I - I 1 1 I 1 I , , 3 I . , I , 1 I ' - I1 I I 1 I 1 I I s . , I 1 I I , I , I I,I I . -I I 1 1 I I 2 1' I 1 1 . I I I . I . . , I . I - , . , I , . , . , . . . . , . . . . . . - : ' . 1 ' ' . 2 . 5 - Q v - ' - 1 I ' I ' ' ' I - , , . . I . . . - - ' ' rn ' ' 11 . . . , , . . I . - . . . . III . . ' . ' , J - I I 1 I , 4 . - t ' x 'J model of an airplane, The Lena crew allwore hats and the twelve stewardesses ided , ' I - ' ' I x 1 ' 1 . . . ' K I 7 . E ' ' H. , I ' ' . I ' , . . . Q , . ' 1 I V L . . . I.- Q I . . - V . . . ' e , , ' '. I A 4 ' Q 1 . ' - , Y - - I - V ' ' I A . ' V . . . ' - 1 l -'N . I ' ' - I . I . lr fa , - ' , ' ' , ' -- 1 4 . V 1 A . L. H. S. 4 0 XXXX i vi ROW 1-Lorraine Goebel,Norma Falkenburg, Marilyn Obenchain, Arlene Otte, Sandra Mclihillips, Elsie Renter, Eleanor Werkheiser. Donna Cable, Jean Seholtz, Diane Becker. ROW 2-Annelle Dittbenner, Lorraine Buske, Sharon Raders, Patricia Kleckler. ROW 3-Carolin Williams, Linda lluneke, Sheryl Gillette, Susan Hott, Mary Bonjour, Karen Niemeicr, Barbara Maeomber, Nancy Noller, Evelyn Gowing, Mary Miller, Anna Jane White. ROW4-Diane Wilson,JohnKeefer,Cynthia Groezinger, Judy Hutmacher, Kathy Benninger, Eleanor Rampenthal, Karen Harding, Ellen Aurand, Mary Lou Spinhirne, Ilarlen Nuss, Pat Gowing. ROW 5- David Holmes, Marian Monigold, Jean Drane, Milo Griffin, Lowell Breevort, David Macomber, Beverly LSHZCII. David OVGFSOH, Daniel Price. Larry Maaske, Dorothy Lapp, Verna Stich. ROW 6-Mr. Macomber, James Ockerman, John Parkinson, Barbara Medcke, Jane Gift, Margery Fransen, Alice Blasing, Betty Esmond, Elaine Hudson. Marilyn Thomasson. The forty-seven members and ten baton twirlers of the A Band are under the direction of Mr. Vernon H. Macomber. Various activiticg, included performance at the Stephenson County Fair, Lena Fall Festival, and Pearl City Homecoming, dedication of the Lena Post Office, presentation of summer and Christmas con- CL-rts, playing at the wcgtern Section music festival in Pearl City, and participation in the local Memorial Day ceremonies. Pep Band, under the direction of Marilyn Thomasson. consisting of twenty high school students, played at the home basketball games and pep assemblies. .TIL d DISTRICT MUSIC CONTEST On March 9, 1957 some of the members of our school band participated in the District Mu- sic Contest held at Forreston. The following people received awards: FIRST PLACE RATINGS-Baritone Solo, Da- vid Macomber. SECOND PLACE RATINGS-Baton Solo, Lor- raine Goebelg Baritone Solo, David Oversong Baton Duct, Lorraine Goebel, Barbara Beckeg Piano Solo, Linda llunc-keg Clllfiflct TI'iO, Hilf- lan Nuss, Susan Brott, Evelyn Gowingg Cornet Quartet, Patricia Gowing, Barbara Macomber, Linda Huneke, Carolin Williams. THIRD PLACE RATINGS-C12U'if1C1 QUHYV-Ct, Sharon Raders, Anna Jane White, Mary Miller, Karen Hardingg Piano and saxophOn6 SOIOS, Ka- ren Niemeier: Baton Solo, Arlene Otteg Cornet Duet, Nancy Noller, Sheryl Gillette. Our school was well represented and we are looking forward to greater efforts next year. av Gurls Glee u :Jn N4 Q sv of s fr fur xi new QQQQ WV,-1: ROW 1 L1ndaAuman Evelyn Howe Jamce Sherman Shlrley McK1nstrey Sharon Raders Beverly Reuber Carolln Wllllams Norma Falkenburg Sylvla Luke Barbara Schure ROW Z Lorrame Goebel Eleanor Schrader Vlvlan Schultz Norma Rlchtemeyer Anna Jane Whlte Marjorle Henry Eleanor Rampenthal Fransen Susan Brott Clarxs Wlckler Arlene Otte Nanc Saxby Jane Gxft Mar1anMon1gold Annelle Dlttbenner Gloria Grlffln ROW 4 Jams Bardell Helen L rhart Ellen Aurmnd Joan Prabse Marllyn Thomasson Susan Staton Karen Hardmg Elame Hudson June Dmkxneon I-.sther Beyer ROW 5 Mary Louise Caudle Sy1Vl3 Jullus Betty Esmond Vallrey Harbach Patr1cmGow1ng Barbara Mudcke Al1ce Blaslng Mary Lou Spmhxrne Barbara Bccke June Beyer Beverly Lexwen o s Glee Club ,- 4343 cyl' f ,4-rs avi use Q3 my 91 ,,, ...Q 1 AN-I, pur- sr 1-P NK vZ:'.1- ROW 1 Duane DeVoe Duane Babcock Norman Clair Larry Maaske John Heller ROW 2 Norman McK1n strey Roger Jacobs James Wachlm DonaldMensen,Terryfiaders, Harold Pohl ROW 3 Gary Rampenthal Theodore Staub, James Yeakle, Melvin Polhlll, Roger Rampenthal, Robert Schlachter ROW 4 Been Ma der, Fred Werhane, Lyle Korn, Roger Uhe, Dale Prxce Ronald Stouffer ,- sf -1 ' ' ll 6 4 3 3 .: Q ' .v U 5. 1. A, , Q 4 , 4 :fe fi - l ge A l H g-2 ,i g 5 ' 4- A 'U' ,, S L2 ' - - G -1 , L - M 1 - JL Z- ,' . W, l 1 3 l N E ' of. I 3, . l -W -. 5 M ng- - , I- 3, Q R 'E '-'Q 'f -O E . Q, ' , , X .R AA, 1 'ni - f W ' I ' 5' QQ, .1 ' 1 F i, :FA K gr :F , .' I 5 I W S - 4 0 . 9 5 1 g 'f Q i ' Luv L f t K A ' 1 , O , l K 3 f y ?' L ' ' l rf l x l I l A j 4 E 3. l J Q Q M Linda Hulxeke, Janet Bies'emeier,.Betty Meighan. ROW 3-Lorraine Buske, B'arbara!l3rinkmeier, Margery ... f K 'M' , 5 in H of ' J 'K -' E . Q . if 1- - fx 1 K 'J olo' -1 H , ,Z , ' K .' 3, 1 4 P ' A hx. - -b f . I ' ' -. - - , - - 1: 1 J f- X J Q, 4: K X rr ., , .Mi lm X WL, 4 i ' v ' K 5 k 'n 1 6. - ,A Q ,' ' Af V 4 E 4 l ar S ' ' f 5 :. v Y - f fs O W ' 4 f 4' ' ,B A Q , 1 Q Ffi 'U Hal in-nfl!!-Sl Glee Clubs The Girls Glee Club with a membership of 52 chose as thelr officers the following girls Presl dent Barbara Medeke Vice president Janet Bieserneler Secretary treasurer Annelle Dittbenner The boys with a membership of 26 elected as their officers President Keith Kuhlemeyer Vice president James Yeakle Secretary treasurer Gary Rampenthal The two clubs presented a Christmas concert early in December They sang the cantata The Music of Christmas by Wilson The annual music festival in which several lugh schools participated was held in Pearl City 1n May The girls sang three selections entitled We Who Love Music You ll Never Walk Alone and the Coming Through the Rye America My Own and This IS My Father s World The boys special numbers were 'Moonlight Bay and Old Man Noah At the close of the school year representatives of our glee clubs provided musical numbers for baccalaureate and commencement Some of the members have sung for Parent Teachers Association Ph1d1an Art Club class plays and Memorial Day services In addition to our musical activities both glee clubs sponsored an all high school dance in December Beautiful Christmas decorations in blue and silver and tasty refreshments made this party an outstanding social event DISTRICT MUSIC CONTEST Twenty two of our students entered as soloists and members of ensembles in the district vocal contest held 1n Forreston on March 9 1957 Our school made an exceptional showing Those receiving medals were as follows First Place Division Ratings SOLOISTS Joan Prasse Annelle Dittbenner Marilyn Thomasson and David Overson ENSEMBLES Cathy Bemunger Linda Brechtel Kathleen Overson Sheryl Gillette James Ockerman and Larry Huneke Second Place Division Ratings SOLOISTS: Barbara Medeke Patricia Gowing Janet Biesemeier and Gary Rampenthal. ENSEMBLESQ Joan Prasse Annelle Dittbenner Patricia Gowin - Eleanor Rampenthal Betty Lou Esmond Linda l-luneke Carolin Williams Duane DeVoe Gary Rampent al Marvin Maaske and Larry Henriksen. Third Place Division Ratings SOLOISTS: Marvin Maaske ENSEMBLES: Marilyn Thomasson Janet Biesemeier and Barbara Medeke. Accompanists were Karen Niemeier Marilyn Thomasson and Linda Huneke. , 'Q , g L . j ul c Q if I ' Crawdad Song, and joined vsdth the boys on four selections entitled Little David Play on Your Harp, H ' H H ' ll ' ' 7 rr 9 ' choo AUGUST First day of school. It's good to be back. Rental sys- tem went into effect. Elected class officers. SEPTEMBER Labor Day. No school. Yipee!! What was that scream for in the janitor's room, Barb? Muskrat or beaver? Lena Fall Festival begins. All hail our pretty Queen- Eleanor Schrader. Gorgeous weather, lovely floats, our Senior float theme was Autumn, Assembly program. Liquid air demonstration. Aland Marv will make wonderful scientists? FHA picnic. Lots of good food!! Carolin and Vallrey gave a hilarious account of their Chicago trip. GAA picnic. We found out there are many uses for catsup. Initiation. Poor freshmen. They really had a rough going but we don't pity them. We all had ours. Assembly program. Magazines sales. Let's all go-go- go!! Commencement invitations and thank-you cards were ordered. We're getting closer. GAA swimming starts. Assembly Gymnastics. You ought to make the trampo- line act a profession, Bibby. Anybody want to buy an Ad? Seniors journeyedto Free- port to practice a little salesmanship. OCTOBER End of magazine sales, and the Jrs. are victorious. Nice going, kids. Individual pictures taken. Senior girls--BEWARE OF MICE !!!! FHA meeting. Fritz Werhane gave a vivid talk on Sweden. Distribution of report cards. OUCH!! FFA initiation. Freshman boys--ca.n't you tell the difference between kissing an FFA Sweetheart and a chicken? FFA-FHA square dance. Watch out, Elvis--Barb Mede- ke is a real threatg Spike Jones had some real com- petition, too. Seniors--Watch out for low-flying bees in American History Class. Fire drill today. Freshman Return party. Cheerleaders elected. Con- gratulations, girls. Teachers' Institute--vacation for us! FFA boys went to Milwaukee. Who won the Euchre game? Merit scholarship test given. Good luck, Anna Jane. Did you dig those crazy pins the teachers are wear- ing today? VOTE FOR ADLAI! I LIKE IKE! Seventh and eighth grade dance in school gymnasium. Bookkeeping field trip to bank. Who is Mrs. Robert Durham, Mary Louise? The five dollars will come in mighty handy. Thanks to the Citizens State Bank. Halloween. All-Spooks night. Magazine awards given out. Verna Stich is really a super-duper salesman-- or should we say saleswoman. Calendar NOVEMBER Election Day. We voted in Social Science Class. Eisenhower re-elected. Mrs. Durham's door looked so sad today all draped in black. Would you happen to know anything about that, Coach? How about that sign, Mary Louise? Hey, Jerry Miller, what's this I hear about you want- ing to elope with Anna Jane? CAUTION: Pigeons flying low in study hall. Father Knows Best presented by Juniors. Don't get stage fright. How do you like your new Elvis Presley T-shirt Mr. Lathrop? School pictures distributed today. Can you recognize yourself? FHA meeting. Mr. Stukenberg talked on retailing. Four of our girls made pretty models. FFA meeting. Norman Clair and Mr. Lathrop seem to be very interested in True-Life Secrets Magazine lately. First basketball game. We beat Elizabeth. Nice going, boys. We're getting off to a good start. Lena beat Warren! Thanksgiving Day. No school. Lena beat Stockton Saturday night. Go-team-go! Why does Eleanor prefer the floor in study hall--ask Marge Fransen. The Seniors' Bar-B-Ques were too good. We promised to double the batch next time. Lena beat Winslow, Yeah! DECEMBER Seniors sold hot dogs and potato chips this noon. Let's hope it will fatten our treasury. We really need it. Marilyn, what do you mean by teasing little Joey about a hickey? Dance Americana assembly program. No needtotell the boys to pay attention to this one. Some of the grade schoolers learned a couple of new steps to the Charles- ton, This evening we had a lovely, reverent Christ- mas Program given by the Glee Club and Band in the gym. Lena beat Pearl City!! We're on our way to Victory. Last day of bowling in P.E. class for Sr. girls. Mrs. Shaw, do you think your station wagon could haul 15 girls again? F.H.A. Pot Luck Dinner. Thanks Mrs. Kane, Mrs. Har- bach, and Mrs. Prasse for the cute little gifts. Christ- mas dinner sponsored by Glee Clubs. Mrs. D. saved the day by bringing the mistletoe from Freeport. Last day of school until Christmas vacation. School Party in gymnasium. Watch out for that punch--the men teachers mixed it! Merry Christmas, everybody! Big Rock beat us in Holiday Tournament. JANUARY Happy New Year, everybody! Don't forget to make those resolutions. School starts again. We all had a wonderful vacation. High school assembly in study hall to receive trophy we won at Polo holiday tournament. Lena beats Durand. Keep it up, boys. choo Lena beat Stockton Saturday night. Cramming for semester exams? First day of semester exams. Not too bad. Orangeville beats Lena in conference game 56-48. Annual pictures taken all day today. More tired-look- ing people. Report card time again-it seems to come around too often. Pep assembly seemed to help. We beat Durand in the annual Stephenson County Tournament. We did it again! Tonight we won over our friendly neighbors--P.C. we did it--We Did It--WE DID IT!! What?Won the County Tournament!! Schoo started with a bang this morning in a special assembly to receive the trophy we won at the County Tournament. Nice going from our team and the coach. Keep up the good work, fellas! Mary Louise Caudle received a Home-makers of Tomorrow Award from Mrs. Kane. She'1l make somebody a good wife--could his name be Nate? Movie to express need of March of Dimes. Bookkeeping class was disrupted today for a very im- portant reason--measurement for our caps and gowns! The zero hour is approaching fast. Will you be there? FEBRUARY Are we really glove maniacs, girls? Girls-you know Elvis Presley can't compete with Jayne Mansfield! So get those pin-up ,pictures out of your lockers. Tommy learned today in Study Hall that being 2 feet away from her seat was not the same as being IN her seat when the bell ra.ng. Which only goes to prove it can happen to anyone! Lena beats Pearl City again. Lena lost to Shannon Saturday night by one point. Thatts a tough one to lose. Teachers' Institute. Lucky for us. Happy Birthday, Mr. Lincoln!! No school. School starts--resume speed. Valentine's Day. Did you give your heart away? Durand bows to the Lena Lions. G.?.A. Skating party at White Pines. Let's rockn' roll, ga s. Jr. a.nd Sr. girls were invited to Freeport Deaconess Hospital for a tea. Are you planning to be a Florence Nightingale ?' ' Say Harold--you really do have a hole in your head now. Thanks to Allen and the stair step. Orangeville 59-Lena 56. Dry your tears kids-we'll even up that score with Orangeville next year. What happened to Nelly in the shower? Senior candy sales are booming. Thanks to the fellas! Lena slaughters Beloit Junior Varsity. MARCH Yeah Lena! Beat Dakota! And we did, 71-46. Victory for Lena over East Dubuque. 76-63. Len loses to Freeport, 69-43. A glorious finish even in defeat. Music contest held at Forreston. Do your best for L.H,S.! Calendar 11 Assembly to receive medals won at District music contest. This year we really made a fine showing and everyone got a ribbon. Lots of blue ones, too, for su- perior ratings! Congratulations to Annelle for her D.A.R. award. Lena Frosh-Soph team massacred Orangeville by 12 points. Nice going, boys. 13 F.H.A. tea and style show for our mothers. Lovely lassies and good food. 14 Teachers' meeting. School dismissed at 3:06. 15 Sectional B.B. tourney. G.A.A. volleyball. 18 G.A.A. skating party 5:40 to 9:50. 19 State final B.B. tourney. 20 F.F.A. meeting at 7:30. 22 State final B.B. tourney. 25 Assembly program. Bertram Shurtleff wrestling. An unusual man to say the least. 26 P.T.A. meeting. 27 F.F.A. father and son banquet. 29 G.A.A. volleyball. APRIL 1 Shannon baseball here. Beat 'em boys. 4 Iiseball, Lena at Freeport. N.E.A. reception. 5 G.A.A. archery. 6 Area G.A.A. skating party. 9 F,H.A. meeting. Baseball, Lena at Winslow. Go Lions! 10 F.F.A. meeting. 11 Baseball, Lena at Durand. 12 Senior class play. G.A.A. softball and archery. 13 G.A.A. playday at Warren. Second night of Senior Class play. 15 WFRL recordings for P.T.A. 16 Baseball, Pearl City at Lena. Go get 'em, Lions! 18 Baseball, Orangeville at Lena. 19 Good Friday. 22 School holiday. 25 Baseball, Freeport Junior Varsity at Lena. 26 G.A.A. softball and archery. Dairy and poultry judging contest. Senior trip. 27 Teachers college scholarship exams. 30 Baseball, Dakota at Lena. MAY 1 Track meet Lena, Winslow, Orangeville. 3 State final music contest. Good luck, kids. G.A.A. softball and archery. 4 State final music contest. 6 Baseball at Shannon. Go, Lions, go! 9 G.A.A. archery shooting contest. 10 Music festival at Pearl City. District and sub-dis- trict baseball tourneys. 11 Junior-Senior prom. District track and field meets. District golf tourneys. 14 F.H.A. meeting. 15 F.F.A. meeting. 20 Sectional baseball tourneys. 22-23 Semester exams. 26 Baccalaureate. 27 Commencement. This is the end, seniors. It's been a wonderful four years and we allhate to leave good old Lena High School. 1 . , , 11,55 vw wmil XJ, Classroom Shots Busy bookkeepers Biology bugs Happy homemakers Freshman farmers RD 1956 51 fulconiizabetn W Lena Lena Stockton Lena 1 W 11223 1322?-io ctw Lena NEY Lena ono HOLIDAY T252 Rock Lena ai River 11233 B?-md Lena ville Lena Oranqi-:th Lena TY AMEN T Bel Leila MEN T Lena REGIONAL T0URNiiakow E D Lena t Lena F reepor 7 Lena ONENTS 127 LE es Won son County Conference Gam ENA STAR LENA ILLINOIS THURSDAY JANUARY 24,1957 Vol 91 N arte!! 1 if X Dakota shanwn R 0 ckton IF Stockwn 56+ Duran pearl C11 Orangevu e ow 172:-i ctw Shannogi DUI3-U O angevllle r oit JV ii ik if Htl HY ubuqlle OPP Lost 5 LARRY HENRIKSEN Basketball Captaln Candidate FFA president State Farmer BOYS State as Junior Ranked thxrd in class Past officer of class Leading hitter in baseball Pltcher in baseball S6C0Hd basketball team scorer in top ten in conference bas scoring Unanimous Conference forward for All-State basket- team CHICAGO DAILY by Coach Albrecht as the athlete he has e ye I' . His leadership inspired Lena Win Basketball ln one of the most exciting games of the season the Lena Lions marched to the Stephen- son County Championship last week in Freeport by winning over the Orangevillc Broncos 51- 48. Lena knocked down three teams to take the top honor which has been their goal. Much credit should be given to the Lions' Coach Robert Albrecht who has done a magnificent job with these fine sportsmen. Lena in the first night of ac- tion was given no trouble by the Durand Bulldogs whom they de- feated 49-39. Jim Wachlin was ace scorer for Lena with 16 points. Then the second night Lena walked over Pearl City 54- ' Roger Uhe and Larry Henrik- sen, each with 14 points. ln the final game the Lions showed tremendous ball handl- ing and shooting to hand Orangeville their second defeat of their entire season 51-48. Orangeville, favored to win the tournament, was a saddened group of players after a hard but futile struggle. Leno Q50 B F P 1 19551 Henriksen, L. 7 0 2 24 515.00 Schamberger . 0 4 O erage of Yeakle . 0 2 1 i alarm Uhe 6 2 3 of 514 Wachlin . . 4 2 0 There Babcock , 1 2 1 aid and Macomber 1 2 1 Henriksen, J. 1 0 0 'een ap- Totals 20 14 8 Pearl City 1291 B F P Walgren 4 6 4 YY Says Plager ., 2 0 0 he Uni- Hasselman 0 0 11 . 01 Ag- Trey 0 3 3 -fl only Schild 0 0 3 Ply be' Garanart 3 0 1 hunters Hershey 0 2 0: WBSGYVP Johnson 0 0 1E Totals 12 15 13 team and his scoring and tp-- of the 1956-57 team. We proud to say Larry is from 2' 5'-'ia were vital factors in the my a real athlete, student gentleman . 252 MISSION SUNDAY AT AMITY Sunday is Foreign Mission Sunday at Amity Lutheran Church. The emphasis of the worship and of the sermon 'vill s Count Tourney Score by quarters: Lena Pearl City 9 8 6 Lena 1511 B Henriksen 5 Yeakle 1 Uhe 5 Wachlin 4 Macomber 4 Totals . 19 Onmgeville 1481 B Schoonhoven 3 Huber , 1 Messinger 7 Dunaway . 3 Blankenhorn 2 Totals , 16 Score by quarters: Lena . .. 9 14 13 J Orangeville . 7 10 18 This coming week there two games for the Lions first, a conference game at kota, could be rough. Th non-conference game on the Lion's home floor meet Pecatonica, which is competition for the Lions Be sure to attend these tv games. The Lions want yo support. Come and watch tl Lions roar! Farm Bureau Plans Future Pro V ram Farmers from 34 northern Il nois counties met Thursday ai Friday at the Kaskaskia Hott LaSalle, to draw plans for aggressive campaign to c out state Farm Burau polici 5 1957. Heading the Stephenson c u ty delegation at the meeting Glen Ackerman, president ot Stephenson County Farrr eau. Purpose of the meeting na give farm leaders an opport ity to discuss effective 1957 Resolut 12 15 12 15- Lena Stars Larry Henriksen Jim Yeakle Roger Uhe Jim Wachlin Coach Albrecht Dave Macomber Gary Schambe rger Duane Babcock Varsity Basketball KNEELING Melv1n Polhlll STANDING Coach Albrecht Roger Uhe Gary Schamberger Lyle Korn Larry Henrxksen James Yeakle Davld Macomber James Wachlxn Harold Dahl Duane Babcock Marvxn Maaske 1NDIVlDUAL SCORING NAME Uhe L Henrxksen Wachhn Yeakle Macomber Babcock Schamberger Ble semeler J Henriksen Maaske 'D1d not play regular no average Lena 4 Opp 44 366 98 4 420 0 4 1715 1277 Avg 17 6 16 5 12 4 613 456 Thls w11l be a very mterestxng season wlth thxs remark Coach Robert Albrecht began h1s second season as head coach of the Lena hons Lxttle d1d he or anyone reallze just how mterest mg nt would really be Elxzabeth was the flrst foe for a Lena team whlch lost two of ns top three scorers from last year Captain elect Larry Hen rxksen had to prove he could score consistently as dxd Jlm waChl1h back for h1s second term on the varslty and only a Junxor Another Jumor Roger Uhe who was the team s second scorer from last year was another questxon mark as to how he would develop The Terraplns found out some of these answers as they were beaten ln a good game for a starter 49 43 W1th Henrnksen Uhe and Wachltn leadlng the way the L1ons roared to seven stralght wms lncludxng Stephenson County Confer ence games agaxnst Dakota Wlnslow and Pearl Cxty The last was a 61 4-1 beatlng of the Carrol' Conference leader Shannon who also had seven stratght Blg Rock took the L1ons to task 1n the Polo Hohday meet for the fxrst loss 47 45 but they roared rlght back to cop the consolatlon txtle wlth w1ns over Honnenegah and Leaf Rlver Rog Uhe broke the Polo 1nd1v1dual record wxth 32 pomts agaxnst Lea.f Rlver Durand fell next xn conference by a count of 66 41 The L1ons then won a great game as they beat Stockton 77 67 ln the latter s new gym before a capacxty crowd of 1 200 Uhe and Hen rlksen led the way offenslvely but all the boys were great that n1ght The cruclal fxrst test w1th Orangevllle resulted 1n a Bronco w1n 56 48 as Lena went cold 1n the fourth frame They bounced back to dump Ehzabeth agaxn and then came the annual county tournament Durand and Pearl C1ty a am fell before the now hxgh flymg L1ons They fxnxshed Orangevll e s conference dommatxon of two years and beat them 1n the flnals 51 48 Thxs was one of the greatest team vlctorxes ever wltnessed by Lenafans 1n many years One after another teams were downed by the L1ons as only Shannon could get one pomt revenge 60 59 1n the march to the thlrd and rubber game with Orangevllle But fate was agamst the local boxs and agaln a three pomt loss put them 1n second place but not wxthout one of the greatest comeback battles the Lena g m w1ll ever set There can be few more l1ke nas next year W1 l close xnterscholastlc basketball tn Lena s old gym as the new hxgh school opens the following season The regxonal tournament held at Freeport found the L1ons now wxth a 21 and 4 record rated second behnnd Freeport The L1ons handled Dakota easxly for the thxrd tlme 1n a 71 46 w1n East Dubuque proved a bn, more stubborn but was chopped down 1n a real dggplay of scormg power 76 63 After last years flrst round loss to Frtlport the L1ons vowed to be back and they d1d come back but the Freeport team showed real strength and experxence as Lena 5 shootxng went cold and the Pretz took an easy 69 43 w1n and the regxonal txtle Jnm Yeakle a senxor teamed up w1th Captam Henriksen and Roger Uhe to form one of the best front lmes ln the area J1m W3ChllIl and Dave Macomber proved tough defenslve guards for all opponents wxth Duane Bxb Babcock and sophomore Gary Schamberger as reserve trouble shooters All of the above earned warslty letters as dxd semors Marv Maaske and Harold Pohl Hats off to the team with the best record for Lena ever twenty three w1ns and flV6 losses' ro rr TP . . 204 85 93 . , , - - - A , , . D 167 ss , ,. Q. A , 126 58 31 . , , . - 65 43 173 6.9 , - t - 54 46 15 5.7 - I I - . , A, 31 23 ss H A n 7 - . , g 18 22 5s H ' . I l 1 , 3 3 9 H Pohl 2 1 5 44 ' . ' ' ' ' ' . ' 2 0 4 H ' ' . A 1 o 2 UK - D. 6 7 . ' . ' ' ' ' ' . 7 3 . ' - V ' . Prasse, Linda Auman. At an assembly on October 18, three new Frosh-Soph cheerleaders were elected by the students to join Patricia Gowing. Those elected were Linda Brechtel, Linda Huneke, and Sharon Raders. The Varsity cheerleaders, LindaAuman, Vallrey Harbach and Joan Prasse, were re-elect- ed to join Barbara Medeke. Previously the student council had discussed cheerleading elections and their proposals were presented to the entire student body. It was decided that a girl once elected for t e Fresh- Soph or Varsity squad would not have to be el- ected for the same squad the following year. Thus a freshman who was elected would be on the Fresh-Soph team for two years but would have to be elected again for the Varsity team. cheers and supported the team in victory or defeat. The cheerleaders were sponsored by Mrs. Morris Shaw. For the first time it was decided to have a Cheerleading Mother. Mrs. Tom Medeke was elected our Mother and helped the girls in planning their cheerleading uniforms. Barbara Medeke, Head Cheer- leaderg Vallrey Harbach, Joan 1 Frosh- oph tel, Linda Huneke. Sharon Raders, Patricia Gowing, Head Cheerleadcrg Linda Brech- Cheerleaders Frosh- oph Basketball SITTING James Ockerma.n Jerry Henrxksen Gary Schamberger Paul Biesemeler Coach Albrecht Fred Werhane Larry Maaske Gary Daws STANDING John Heller Ronald Niesman Terry Sloatman Francls Henry Lowell Brevoort Ronald Cable Daryl Wybourn Richard Klaas Larry Huneke Won Lena Lena Lena Lena Lena Lena Lena Lena Lena Lena Lena Lena Lena Lena Lena Lena Lena Lena COUNTY Lena 46 Lcna 47 Lena 37 SEASON S RECORD Lost 7 Elizabeth Warren Stockton Dakota Free rt Reserves Wins ow Pearl Clty Shannon Durand Stockton Orangevllle Dakota Pecaton1ca Wmslow Pearl Clty Shannon Durand Orangcvllle FROSH SOPH TOURNAMENT Orangcvxlle Durand Pearl Clty TOTAL 955 TOTAL 755 Schamberger Bu scmeler lll. nrlkstn W1 rhunc Muaskc Nu sman Wybourn Brz voort Hun: kc llc nr L xblc Korn SCORING Wxth three members of last year's frosh team returnxng th1 s appeared pretty bnght for the yo Lena Llons Center Pa Blesemexer forward Fred Werhane an guard Jerry Henrrk sen were these returnees a.nd they formed the nucleus of a team wluch started out wmnmg seven stralght games Gary Schamberger and Larry Maaske also sophomores hut with no freshman ex penence completed the first team The Cubs won four league games 1nc1ud1ng a terrlflc over time game agamst Pearl City before falhng to Orangevllle But they ran amxss ln the second rotmd loslng to Dakota and Pearl City both away from home and then finished by losing a heartbreak er to Orangev1lle again ln the last game of the season But no team got by these determined young men wlthout defeat who at tlmes played brilliantly as they beat Shannon rn the second try and had prevwusly beaten Stockton vxlle and the boys responded beautifully after a two week layoff followmg the last game and trounced the young Broncos soundly 46 34 In the serm final game Durand proved stubborn but fell to Lena's superxor helght and scoring by over 20 poxnts The flnal game was truly exemplary of Lena s new 'never say dxe' school splrlt Behlnd at the half by twelve tpomts they roared back with a tremendous press defense that befud led opponent Pearl Cxty com pletely But a last second shot missed andthe Cubs fxrushed second to the fxne Wolve team Balanced scormg featurxng Schamberger who had a tough Job doubling as a varsity reserve a much lmproved Blesemeier and a very scrapp Henriksen Werhane was ademonon rebounding and Maaske gave t e neededdefenslve lift Fuzzy Nlesmanand Darryl Wybourn were the top reserves but all the boys deserve credxt for a fme record Lena fans should be proud of these youngsters and watch with a keen eye for the next two years 24 4 15 If - - , , 'mf - - 38 ' 29 ' ' ' ' . 51 34 , , - 31 28 ' . sz 23 ---' ' ' ' - 43 ' ' . 62 ' lm 14 ' ' ' 47 . 44 . . - 29 44 ' . ' . I 40 29 ' ' , 30 37 , ' 37 ' 42 ' . Lena 60 Elizabeth 36 The county tournament provided a repeat against Orange- 36 44 ' 41 ' 26 ' 42 ' 20 - . '- ' 24 ' 34 ' ' ' ' . ' 58 44 ' ' ' ' 51 35 ' ' . ' ' 43 ' 50 ' - . 34 . . . A . 26 . . - ' ' 39 - g - . .. ,, . A 7 ' ' D 23 ' ' 194 - ' ' 97 ' ' ' 64 ' ' ' 17 ' 12 ' 6 ' ' 4 1 y 3 T: 2 2 Baseball 11 an SITTING James Wachlm Jerry Henrlksen Coach Albrecht Larry Henrxksen Fred Werhane Roger Uhe Norman Clair STANDING David Macomber Jlmmy Ockerman Marvin Maaske Norman McK1nstrey Larry Huneke Darryl Wybourn Duane DeVoe Duane Babcock Fall baseball agaln was held ln the Stephen son County conference In 1956 wxth all schools partlclpatlng except Dakota who plays football Last spnn Lena flmshed 1n a txe for last place But thxs fa l the rejuvenated Lnons tled for flrst place with Durand They beat their co tltle holdnrs 1 0 but lost to Pearl Cnty After defeat mg all other foes th1s was a hard loss to take In an unprecedented act Lena played off the tu, w1th Durand and lost 4 3 ln the hearts of th: boys and thelr coach though Lena was at leas a co champlon Much of the credxt for th1s comeback was due to p1tcherLarryHenr1ksenand batters Jxm Wachlm Norm Claxr and Buff McK1nstrey Captaln B1b Babcock was the team sparkplug and dlsplayed tremendous fxght mg splrlt which was cllmaxed ln the blg game agamst Orangevllle Th1s battle showed the fxght mg spxrlt of our Lena boys The playoff game saw Lena behmd 3 1 wlth two out ln the last lnmng but a rally started by McK1nstrey and Wachlm ended w1th a strlkeout and came just short of wlnxung the t1tle as Durand scored to make lt 4 3 The Lena team IS young and aggl'GSSlV9 and th1s year s record shows baseball xs on the way up along wlth the other athleuc actxvltles at Lena BATTING AVERAGE FALL 1956 MCKIHSITEY L Henrlksen Cla1r Wybourn Wachlm J Henriksen Werhane Uhe Maco mber Babcock Team Lena Lena Lena Lena Lena Baseball Orangevml Wlnslow Durand Dakota Lena Pearl Clt LF CF 2B 3B IB KRF SCORES FA LL 1956 Durand Wlns low Orange vzlle Pearl Clty Shannon LEAGUE STANDING Sprmg 1956 le Y Fall 1956 'Durand ' Lena Orangevxlle Pearl Clty Wxnslow D d f t dL 'xnupliaxyo effege ena 670 6 333 33 12 55 l'2C -.9 ROW 1 William Thompson Harold Pohl Coach Albrecht James Yeakle Marvin Maaske ROW 2 David Macomber Fred Werhane Kenneth Thompson Paul Biesemeier Dean Richtemeyer Roger Rampenthal ROW 3 Gary Reiter Roger Jacobs Stuart Duth Duane Babcock Jerry Hughes James Wachlin ROW 4 Melvin Polhill Ronald Cable Gary Schamberger Roger Uhe Gerald Miller Edward Ockerman Track was revived a.fter a lapse of some years and again Lena figured prominently in the sport In a dual meet with Winslow the Lions tied their arch rival In the county meet at Freeport they tied for second place with Dakota Dave Macomber was undefeated in the mile run and Captain Jim Yeakle was one of the top point getters tn his specialties the shot put and discus Roger Rampenthal was the team work horse running the dashes the quarter mile and broadjumping He also anchored the varsity relay team Freshman Paul Biesemeier showed real promise as he ran a great quarter mile in the county to finish second Plans for Fall of 1957 call for two triangular meets and the county meet again to be held at Freeport Since only one semor was on last years team this should be a good year for Lenas cindermen The frosh soph relay teamwhich took first will be inactive due to scholastic ineliglbi lities but two of the boys will help the varsity team Additions to the team are Jim Wachltn and Roger Uhe both of whom should help considerably Track is primarily an individual sport but our boys showed tremendous team spirit as they INDIVIDUAL SCORING Macomber Yeakle R Rampenthal 4 Biesemeier Werhane Richtemeyer Miller K Thompson Peters Maaske Hu hes Po hill Pohl COUNTY MEET Winslow Lena Dakota Orangevllle Durand Pearl City 4 3f4 3 114 2 21f4 4 urged one another on after competing among themselves for team places. We feeltrackis here to stay at Lena and much of the credit for rc- organizing the sport here and also for handling the county meet goes to Coach Albrecht whose efforts were unceasing in making the sportasuc- Football Last October Coach Albrecht conceived the idea of starting football as an interscholastic sport at Lena and Winslow in 1957. This idea culminated at a Board of Education meeting when Mr. Albrecht was authorized to purchase football equipment for 36 boys from both Lena and Winslow with an eight-week fun- damental football program to be Started next fall. This is a step in the right direction of tmiting the two high schools in the unit for the eventual com- pletion of the new high school. Football is definitely a major high school sport and our boys will now have the opportunity to participate. A schedule is being planned for 1958 with night games as the eventual play- ing time. CGSS. 3'Q8.'?! V, sf G., if E fig, I f, 4' . '46 wif' 3 .04 K -1 . l 'fav X, 53' l fi.. ' X S- 'Sf' , Q f A ov' we inf ' Q., .,-.4 A Q .? 5, rs , lr -V ,- ROW 1 Susan Bruce Gary Broge Loren Youtzy Mark Schwartz Harold Lomas Mrs Stabc-now ROW 2 Lorraxne Manthel Bonme Shadle Shlrley Pollull Randall Becker Donald Harter Sherllyn Mltchc-ll ROVN 3 Kgvfary Meyers Vkxlllam Slegenthaler Patrlcla Fenn Dxana Thxll Arthur Farrlnger Davld Feagan Dan La erty 40 .f an .cu 4' S' Q. TK? lj, N ROV! 1 M1chaLlTa:.kctt Jacqu4,lynJansma Mrs 'Boyer 'Bradley Jones lmlim Barker ROVK F' Lurol Wood ley Barbara Nlayqr Llnda Schull Charlesffhrasher Jamcc Rees Dznnls DQMong ROVK 3 Jamrs Johnson James Shumalxnr Sharon Kraus ihnmas Leamon Robert Barker Alan sghuder ROW 4 Becky Jn I-osmr Mary Anne Holmes Steven Elcholtz Craig Shaw Connlc Becker Russell Gartner -XBSENT Allen hyles Furst Grade Perhaps you thlnk August 29 1956 was l1ke any other day of school? Not to us It wasn t We were all 1n a tlzzy because for most of us lt was our very f1rst day of school anywhere Sxnce there wasn t room for us 1n the blg school the Masons were k1nd enough to rent us thelr fme new Hall just a block away School was always fun for us and excltxng too Why the very flrst day Danny was stung by a wasp as we passed the church on our way to the playground' Most of all we l1ked to go over to the blg school to play on the merry go round w1th the other sectlon of Flrst Grade There was one spot where we always stopped to rest by a b1g stump on our way back And when It was too wet for the playground we took long walks lookmg for br1ght autumn leaves A real hlghllght of the early part of our year was when we were v1s1ted on Halloween by ghosts from Mrs Folgate s and Mrs Harner's rooms You see they wore masks and all stood around our desks ln a blg clrcle and we dldn t qlute know what was what 'til they removed the masks Then someone sald Oh there s my brother' ' and the lce was broken We l1ked to brmg cookxes and cupcakes on a blrthday and eat them dur1ng our m1lk break after recess One tlme we had the other section over to our Hall for recess and we all played Bllndman s bluff together Another tlme we made ralsed walks around the back yard w1th long boards and cement blocks the carpenters left Mrs Donald Fenn and Mrs Wayne Mltchell were our room mothers and they saw that we had our share of paI'1Z19S And of course all our mothers helped w1th the fun Chrlstmas was our speclal party We had the other Flrst Grade and most of our mothers Mrs Boyer showed some colored slldes We had our tree ln the very center of the blg Hall and Santa Claus gave out the presents And then agaln we enJoyed belng just by ourselves and havmg such a lovely b1g place to work and play In one end of the Hall we made a cozy l1ttle classroom area Wlth the usual seats and blackboard But 1n the other end we arranged groups of tables and chalrs so that we could have several workshop areas Sometlmes we hadaclrcle of chalrs and would read storles aloud to each other We read PETER S FAMILY WE THREE and ADVENTURES IN SCIENCE ln thls way dur1ng the latter part of the year Now that the Flrst Grade 1S over and we ll be gomg on to blgger thmgs we are sure that we shall never forget the many good tlmes whlch we had there Mrs Howard Stabenow The Hollday partles provldedb the mothers organized by the Room Mothers Mrs Delbert Elcholtz and Mrs Jack Leamon are looked orward to eagerly by the fxrst graders The one we all especlally en joyed was at Chrxstmas when we were 1nv1ted to the Masonlc Hall to have our party wlth Mrs Stabenow s fxrst grade Show and Tell Tlme IS one of the most popular perlods all year long The cluldren never seem to lose lnterest 1n br1n ng thmgs to share w1th the others A hxghhght 0 the Easter season was our V1S1t to the Stouffer Hatchery Seelng the t1ny Ch1CkS hatch and the various stages of growth was excltmg to everyone We enjoyed maklng up our own story to read about thxs experlence A trad1t1on for Flrst Graders the last few years had been the tra1n rlde to Rockford Thls was talked of eagerly all year long The return tr1p on the school bus was equally enjoyed by most of the chxldren The experlence story we made up and copled to take home helped us to remember th1s tr1p Mrs Leland Boyer . . . , D 9 ' . . . . . , , . , . I ' Y - ... . I s , . , u r 9 ,,, ' , . . . . . . . H . ,, , y . . , - ' i . . , . , , . . , . l . , . , . . . . . , - 1 , . . . , . . . i Y u y s - . . . . . . , cc - n ' ' ' . -. 4.4 4' 4-v ,TX 1 ROW 1 George MCPh1ll1pS Robert Diehl Diane Brose Rhonda Larson Steven Schwartz Judy Lomas Diana Tackett Mrs Folgate ROVS 2 Michelle Vickery Suzanne Foster Steven Rees Brenda Huneke Patrlcla Earlcnbaugh Gerald Shumal-fer Bruce Kyles Roberta Moore ROW3 Jeffrey Rakowska Dale KarnatL Gary Price Douglas Wagner Randall Mattes Joey Lomas Randall Lobdell Jeffery Jones ROW 4 Jill Chapin Gary Shadlr Dianna Schulz Richard Koehn John Cox Margaret Rae Boeke Michael Renter lxerry Fr. rris Danny btrang .vu 4. 1 I. ROW 1-Dennis Luke, Linda Amendt, Beatrice Overson, Mrs. Teasdale, Vikki Griffin, Karen Esmond, Mary Knapp. ROW 2-Nancy Ferguson, Barbara Harter, David Krupke, Coralyn Schafer, Thomas Howe, Diana Wickler, Michael Mellemine, Barbara Birkett. ROW 3-Betty Henry, Thomas Schwartz, Vicki Larson, Marlene Derr, Sharon Harris, Vicki Mater, Cynthia Kyles, Linda Siegenthaler. ROW 4-Duain Broge, John Reeder, Peggy Rees,Joanne Manthei, Diane Shaw, LaVcrne Blasing, David Rampenthal, Judy Yeager, Stephen Harris. ABSENT-Marilyn Kohl. econd Grade There are thirty four children 1n our second grade th1s year thlrteen girls and twenty one boys Our Room Mothers are Mrs Russell Cox and Mrs Eugene Wagner They assisted by the mothers of the cluldren planned some lovely Thanksgiving Christmas Valentine and Easter parties for us We are looking forward to our picnic at the close of school and are hoping for fine weather that day Our group contr1buted to the Junior Red Cross and filled a Chrlstmas gift box to be sent to a less fortulaate child At Halloween time the girls and boys collected S40 10 for UNICEF We also gave S15 to the Marc of Dimes During National Education Week last November we had flfty-one V1SltOI'S thirty three adults and eighteen children We have been lnterested ln our science box in which we have a number of cocoons and chrysalxses We are eagerly awaiting the coming forth of some moths and butterflles Last fall we observed a big green tomato worm bury ltself in a box of ground Each day we notice the water level 1n our barometer made of a pop bottle rubber cork bent glass tube and colored water On January 21 we watched the inauguration of President Eisenhower and Vlce President Nixon on television Mrs Blanche Folgate Thurd Grade During the school year ending May 1957 thlrty two children were enrolled 1n the third grade We charts were kept to acquaint us w1th the necesslty of keep1n our bodies physlcally flt After readmg the urut on Make Believe Stories we made a mural of Fantasylan We enJoyed finding out more about p1oneer life and cgrrelatmg all the language arts We wrote stories drew pictures and had a display of life during t 1S perlo Our soclal activities were graciously directed under the leadership of our room mothers Mrs John Esmond and Mrs Harold Krupke As the school year closes we bid farewell to the five gold fish we have enjoyed durlng the year and we take with us pleasant memories of the happy experiences we have encountered Mrs Robert Teasdale p- I ,ff , , , . Q . . 1 I have tried to enrich our learning experiences by,varied activities. At the opening of the school term health , 1, f f ' I A . ' I . - f , ,- 1 N f f , ff , 'f , - l. , , 1 . f -f V e f I 1 I 1 -Q 4- f vgx , .. . 1. g. 4- vn- X li' la 2 ROW 1 Lynne Shlppee Lmda Lou Lardot Jamcv. Staley Peggy FBYFIS ROXIC Rlnderman Cherxe Ventura Mrs Jacob ROW 2 Randall Fl n Arden Klaas Gale Ordc Jean Feagan JZ! y yn Paul bond Douglas Vxckery Davld Hltleman Dlana Martln Donna Fenn ROW 3 John McPh1ll1ps Hager Wllllam Werhane Charlotte Ovz.rson Susan Flynn Dennis Paulsen Larry Loomls Sus ROW 4 Davld Robmson Davld Strang Beverly Larlnnbaugh Cherryl Wagner Llnda Johnson Mervm Mader Paul Tessendorf Jeanne ML ul CGS 4- L ROW 1 Nancy Dlehl Duane Lobdell Gayle Brose Tommy Kauffman Steven Hughes L1ll1an Lomas Vxr g1n1a Rampenthal Mrs Shlppy ROW Z NanLyDaws Spencer Lafferty Carol Schelder Robert Boyer Karen Ann Hudson Eumce Hltzeman Nancy MePh1ll1ps Mary Moore ROW 3 James Iwoller Ronald Boyer Gregory Schwartz Darlene Derr Edward Ordc Melmda Stewart Maelxnda Holland Daylon Becke ROW -I Gary 'Vloore James Lewls Jerry Staley Robert Grlmes Mlchael Stewart Larry Ferrls Dennxs Bardell James Bennxnger ABSENT B111 Bxrkett and Wanda Knapp Third Grade and Fourth Grade There are thlrty three thxrd and fourth grade puplls xn Mrs Jacoby s room We have enjoyed many actlvltles durmg the year and w1ll mentlon some of them At recess tlme on Electlon Day November 8 the group went to the polls and watched the procedure of votlng whxle Mrs Jacoby voted We welcomed Dr Vxckery showlng lus movxes of Washmgton D C and the Nlle Rlver area when we were studymg each top1c Our urut about Co1on1al Days was enrlched by the many thmgs brought for the exhlblt Mrs Ho ke our county nurse made 1nd1v1dual exammatlons when she V1Slt6d us Her valuable rn formatxon enlxg tened us to strlve to be healthy boys and glrls Fourth Grade and Frfth Grade In our classroom we found that we all enjoyed mterestmg learnmg experlences whxch we could plan make and observe together as a group It was fun to use the globe maps f1lms chalkboard and bulletxn board to work out some spec1al act1v1t1es ln our hlstory geography and health classes In hlstory we worked out a Tlme Chart' datmg from 1420 to 1620 whlch showed the progress of events durlng th1s perxod of dlscovery and early settlements of our country Another lnterestmg h1 l1ght of our work1ng together was the maklng of geometrlc deS1g'IlS Wlth our Compasses In the colorlng of these d6S1g1'1S we learned that some comb1nat1ons of color dxdn t look just rlght so we trled agaln It was fun though' An lnterestlng act1v1ty ln health that we enjoyed so much was the ma.k1ng of a poster entltled A Day s Pattern for Good Eatlng From the Baslc 7 We comblned artwork w1th colored magazlne 1llustra tlons w1th the hope of temptlng us to do what the poster sald It showed the classes and kmds of must foods that should be eaten everyday It taught us that th1s catchy phrase You are what you eat had lots of meanmg for all and that lt affected some of us more than lt d1d others' We hked our bul1et1n board d1splays from tune to tlme What klnd of materlal was d1splayed'7 There were plctures current events maps charts graphs announcements art work news Cl1pplIlgS dlsplay of student work and poster type materlal We found that the bulletm board was easrer to study than the text book and when we reported and dlsplayed these thlngs we were sharlng fresh dlscoverles and lnslghts w1th others There was a motive for communlcatlng We were brmgmg them news' When we worked together on some of these spec1al act1v1t1es durmg the year we were able to share learnlng experlences w1th each other whlch we enjoyed so much Mrs Dw1ghtSluppy . . . . , . Y , a . - o . . - E , , . - ' 7 7 , . 3 Y I 3 7 I ' . U . , . . 7 Y . . . . . , H . ' I . ,, . . , . , . . . . . . . . . U Y , . . ,, . . . . - . . . . . H H ' li 7? ' Y 7 , . Y Y 5 3 3 ! Y 7 s ' ' 3 3 A ' . Y H . . H . . . , . w-1 ROV! 1 Mrs Harner Dianne Boyer D1x1eR1nderman Mary Lou Isenber er Theresa Derr Pauline Loomis barah Kuhlman Linda Iobdell ROVN 2 C.1rolVk1Lklr.r Gayle Rampent al Kathryn Henry Donald Loomis Connie Lobdell Terry Shiblq Elunu. Suxby Roger I-eagen Jerry Katzenberger ROWS Patty Brown Penny Brown Mary Hobb Barton Macomber Patricia Klecklcr Russell Good Kenneth Karnatl Marv Ann Cox ROVK 4 James Cox Joan Rutcr Melodic Lsmond Patricia Blasing Carol Shaw Phylis bchull D1 anne Vhlson David Schull Robert lung vw sv ROW 1 Mr Arnold Robert Monigold Lu Rillu Bruce Baumgartner David Holmes R0ger Hltzeman Sharon Spinhirne Eddie Schwoob. ROW 2-Frederick Scheider, Diana Becker, William Robinson Thomas Grimes, Linda Rice Gary Diehl, John Keeffer, Darius Pohl. ROW 3-Nancy Meighan, Douglas Rohde Beth Brechtel, Dale Wernicke, Richard Mcighan, Eleanor Werkheiser,EarlJacobs, Dale Loomis, Robert, Hughes. ROW 4-Marilyn Daws Milo Griffin, Clifford Merrill, Julanne, Finkenbinder, Tana Raders Donna Cable, Gene Rampenthal, Sally Holman, Elsie Renter. ABSENT-Donald Russelli -5 V Frfth Grade and rxth Grade In the fall we began school w1th 34 pupmls ln our room 18 slxth graders and 16 flfth Before Chrlst mas we lost one fxfth grade boy Gary Kluclunshas and then soon galned Jerr Katzenberger One of our act1v1t1es centered around the outslde read1ng program or the year In the back of our room IS a poster entltled A Book A Dot On lt are three rows of wlute yellow and orange paper neck tles Each t1e has one of our names on rt Every tlme we read a book and make a report we get a red dot to paste on our t1e It 1SfllI1t0 see who can get the most dots We often get books from the Freeport Llbrary to supplement those ln our own Art IS perhaps our most popular act1v1ty It IS fun to keep changlng our bulletln boards ln keeping wlth the season Then too we work sometlmes alone and at other tlmes as committees on free hand projects For dramatlcs we nave pre ared three plays two of them Up ln the Alr and Of Course were Sh1ppy's room Altogether we have enjoyed each other and our varxous actlvltxes for the year Mrs Claude Harner evenfh Grade Durmg the school year there were three partles One was gxven by the eighth grade and two by the seventh grade At the partxes games and dancmg provlded entertamment and refreshments were served after the act1v1t1es Most of the act1v1ties of our room centered around the YOUNG CITIZENS OF AMERICA CLUB whlch 1S composed of the puplls of room 207 The prlncxples of th1s club are to help the students become better c1t1zens and better understand our democratlc form of government to establlsh frlendly relatxons and form projects that w1ll help ourselves and others The objecuves of the club are to encourage good c1t1zensh1p rnsure safety establxsh cooperatxon promote good sportsmanshxp lnsure courtesy form worthwhxle projects promote respons1b1l1ty form better relat1ons exert effort establlsh self control and promote dependablllty In the club the students took a trlp to the Fred A Smlth Lumber Co ID Lena At the lumber yard we saw the varlous kmds of wood and how they are used Each student recelved a pencll from the lumber company after the tour Mr Glenn Arnold 0 I - Q , ll , -,, n 1 , ' . ' , ' , ll ' ' I7 KK 77 ' presented for our parents during eclucational week. At Christmas time we gave Under the Stars for Mrs. ' I - 1 . , l ff' 'Nr ROVN 1 Mrs Yeager Rolland Robinson Donald Kluck JLanScholt1 Donald Kuhl hathleen Siegenthaler Stuart Dams Cynthia Groezinger ROW 'P MarilvnCroffont Patrieiiliuchenau Carol Nolan Judy Gift Paul Hudson Judy Julius David Mau EllenOve rson ROW 3 Sue Stoufflr Charles Hudson Sharon Kaiser Diana Mellen Laverne Thompson R1ch1rdHolmLs Dcnn1sStaub Terrxlleel ROW 4 Roger Schultz Carol Boyer Constance Timm Ronald Kuhl Ralph lvuscr Dennis Strang., Birbara Blasing Richard Jones ABSENT Willa lxnapp 9'-Q Xa, M g-.. X .JR ROW 1-Mr, Eicholtz, Nelson Robieson, Ronald Harding, Dale Howe, Jimmy Eilders, Charlene Fillmore, Phillip Staley, Alan Werkheiser. ROW 2-Bonnie Magee, Bruce Birkett, Kathleen Hintz, Shirley Moist, Ma- rian Richtemeyer, Hershel Kirk, Janice Seheider, Donna Shade. ROW 3-Gloria Lewis, Frederick Siegentha- ler, Barbara Krupke, Delores Polhill, Sharon Diestlemeier, Nancy Schoney, Ruth Wyss, Joseph Ockerman. ROW 4-Donald Goethe, Janice Sisler, Daniel Price, Eugene Beyer, Eleanor Miller, Evelyn Gowing, William Staton, Harlan Nuss. ROW 5-Barbara Macomber, Judith Ostcrberger,Randall Sherman, Dean Holmes, Alan Otte, Willard Harbaeh, Ordean Johnson, Roy Sehramm, Bonnie Otte. ,f evenfh Grade At the begmnxng of the school year the followmg officers were elected Cynthla Groezlnger Pres1 dent Denms Staub V1ce Pres1dent Jean Scholtz Secretary Sue Stouffer Treasurer Rlchard Holmes Sports Councxl Representatlve and Barbara Blasmg TAB Secretary Treasurer Mrs Clarence Yeager was class advlser In the fall the class sponsored the UNICEF Project 'Treats for chlldren of the World ' 1n the Lena Commuruty at Halloween t1me Over two hundred dollars was collected to help needy cluldren 1n all lands Th1s group packed a box and gave over f1V9 dollars to Jumor Red Cross they contrlbuted almost fourteen dollars to the March of Dxmes The class also took part 1n the School Patrol Program Throughout the year many students ln the class were actxve members of the TAB Book Club Current and classlc books of speclal lnterest and appeal to Teen agers are able to be purchased at a reasonable prlce through th1s club For a project 1n read1ng class the grou tape recorded the play The Legend of Sleepy Hollow ' w1th emphasxs on volce expresslon and sound e fects Many puplls in tlus class also par t1c1pated 1n the noon hour sports' 3Ct1V'ltl6S They enjoyed both volleyball and basketball tournaments On January 21 the group watched the lnauguratlon of Pres1dent Elsenhower on TV 1n Mrs Yeager's home The class part1c1pated 1n the Jun1orH1gh program 1n the assembly room the afternoon before Christ gram games g1fts and refreshments were enjoyed 1n the room Other soc1al act1v1t1es for the year con slsted of a blrthday surprlse for Mrs Yeager on October 18 Th1s was planned by Mrs Edgar Groezmger Room Mother The elghth grade were hosts on October 26 at an even1ng party ln the gym Th1s Seventh Grade class sponsored a Valentme party on February 16 The gym was ga.1ly decorated w1th hearts cuplds and red and whlte crepe paper for thxs occaslon Plans xnclude another evenlng party for the class and a p1Cl'11C 1n May Mrs Clarence Yeager Eighth Grade f H The E1ghth Grade Class organlzed and elected class offlcers for the school year They are as o ows Pres1dent Delores Polh1ll V1ce Pres1dent W1ll1am Harbach Secretary Donald Goethe Treasurer Dean Holmes The E1ghth Grade sponsored a Halloween party for the Seventh Grade on October 26th Everyone en joyed the games and danclng A del1c1ous lunch was served afterward The Eighth Grade took part ln the Teen Age Book Club Tlus book club IS sponsored by the Jumor Scholastlc Magazlne From the book 11St recelvedeach month the members select the books they want 'lhe books are pocket slze and cost 250 or 3552 each Glorla Lewls secretary of the Teen Age Book Club reports the members have purchased 150 books The Seventh and E1ghth Grade classes are ln charge of the Safety Patrol for the school Patrol mem bers escort the lower grade cluldren across the street when the are dlSII11SS6d from school ln the morn mg and at noon Patrol members are on duty at the corners o Waslungton and Mason streets and also at the hlghway Nlnety sxx Seventh and E1ghth grade students took part 1n the Safety Patrol Program thls year At the end of the year all Patrol members are g1ven an award of recognltlon There IS also a p1C n1c sponsored by the Clucago Motor Club Mr Delbert Elcholtz . Q . u . - X - 4. mas vacation by giving a short play called, '.'The Entertainment at Skaggfs School.f' Following the pro- I Grade chool Basketball 9 9 ROW 1-Stuart Daws James Exlders HershelK1rk Fritz Siegenthaler Dennls Staub J1m Cox Bob Moni gold Joey Ockerman manager ROW 2 Milo Griffln Wxlliam Staton Eugene Beyer Ordean Johnson Mr Eicholtz B1lly Harbach Dean Holmes Danny Prlce Harlan Nuss Thls year the grade basketball program was d1v1ded 1nto A and B d1v1s1ons The B team had a sea son s record of 11 w1ns and 3 losses The A team w1th a record of 11 w1ns and 3 losses f1n1shed second ln conference play In the flrst round of the Grade To1u'nament Lena ellminated German Valley 38 to 16 Durand was Lena'3 wfxctim 1n the sem1 finals 29 to 18 In the flnals Orangevllle was vlctorlous 52 to 31 Lena taklng secon p ace SEASON S BASKETBALL RECORD A TEAM Lena Lena Lena Lena Lena Lena Lena Lena Lena Lena Lena Lena Lena Total Pomts 546 Opponents 379 flncludmg Tournamentj McConnell German Valley 26 Dakota WIDSIOW Pearl City Durand Orangeville German Valley 12 Dakota Wlnslow Pearl City Durand Orangevmlle SEASON S BASKETBALL RECORD B TEAM Lena Lena Lena Lena Lena Lena Lena Lena Lena Lena Lena Lena Lena Lena Total Poxnts McConnell German Valley 36 Dakota Winslow Pearl City Durand Orangeville German Valley 19 Dakota McConnell Winslow Pearl City Durand Orangeville Opponents 225 A TEAM INDIVIDUAL RECORDS TOTA L POINTS Eugrnc Btyu lforward 74 Dean Holmes Porward B111 Harbach Center Ordran Johnson Guard Harlan Nuss Guard Drnms Staub Guard B111 Staton Center Dan1c1 Prxce Forward llcrshcl Klrk Guard B TEAM INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Fr1t7 Sxegcnthaler Forward M110 Gr1ff1n Forward Danxel Pr1cc Forward B111 Staton Cantor Dtnms St 1ub Guard HQrshc1K1rk Guard Rohr rt Monxgold Guard Jamrs Cox Gu 1rd James Elldnrs Forward Stuart Daws 1-orward TOTAL POINTS , 7 1 8 7 Q 43 23 51 47 9 30 ' 18 24 15 - 1, x , , , .- 1 1 22 25 1' '- ' ' 131 33 41 ' ' - ' ' 51 35 1' - 133 28 27 ' ' - 24 Lena 36 McConnell 8 Fritz Sicgcnthalcr-Forward 16 22 ' 18 - ' - - - 2 25 24 ' ' - 1 4 32 13 ' 1 ' -- 2 20 ' 34 ' '- 2 ' ' , ' ' - 75 ' ' ' - 45 29 10 ' ' ' - 35 46 ' 1 - 1 49 34 13 - ' 1 - ' 72 23 9 - - ' -- 72 32 ' 13 - ' f - ' 15 20 21 ' - - 1 11 26 38 1 '- 4 42 , . ,., - 7 28 10 19 17 33 14 19 10 14 20 25 15 ' 341 rade Baseball Q- ROW 1 Daylon Bccke Bob MOH1gOld Stuart Daws Barton Macomber Edward Orde Gayle Rampenthal ROW 2 Jlm Cox Hershel Klrk Denms Staub Frlta Slegenthaler Donald Goethe Bruce Blrkett ROW 3 llarlln Nuss Wllllam Staton Dean Holmes Mr Elcholtz Ordean Johnson Danny Prlce Denn1sStrang Season s Record POSITION Lena Orangevxlle Lena Dakota Lena Durand Lena Wmslow Lena Pearl C1ty The grade baseball team th1s year featured excellent pltchmg and good h1tt1ng The season ended with Lena and Durand t1ed for fnrst place They were declared co champxons and dupllcate trophles were awarded B111 Staton Barton Macomber Fr1t7 Slegenthaler Harlan Nuss Danny Prxce Hershel Klrk Ordean Johnson Stuart Daws Denms Staub Daylon Becke Bob Monlgold Edward Orde Gayle Rampenthal Jim Cox Don lld Goethe Bruce Blrltctt Dean Holmes Denms Strang Left Fleld Short Stop Center Fleld Flrst Base Rlght Fxeld Thlrd Base Catcher Second Base Pltcher Substxtute Thlrd Base Sub Substltute Short Stop Sub Substltute C xtchc r Substltute Substxtutt Thlrd Base Sub Substitute l :X A . ., V X f Y ' 7 . 4 . . x 4 V 5 ' . 1 . L 8 5 A I 13 ' 0 ' D I . 3 . 4 1 1 Grade Cheerleaders At an assembly ol' seventh and eighth grade students last full, four cheerleaders were chosen from ll group of twcnty-four candidates. In January, Judy Gassmgxn moved from our commu- nity. and Barbara Macombcr, who had been the fifth selection of the students, took hor place. Thr-so girls served faithfully :ind vc-ry ezrpzibly. Besides lvadingtlir'n'lu'r-r- ing :rt gamma-s. they sponsoredsum-1'zxl pop aissr-nmlmlics during thc basketball sua- son. The name CL1lJSv.glV4.'lllOlllL'gI'ilCl0 school teams, was introduced by thvsc Cher-rlcudurs. Mrs. Clarence Yeager acted :rs their adviser. lunar lizldvrs, Delores Polhill, Bzirliarzi ltlzicornbcr, Iivr-lyn Gowing. Grade Band AA NI' ROW 1 Judy Lomas Kiren I-,smond Rhonda Larson Susan Foster Lhuir Ventura L1ndaAmendt Roxic Rlnderman Vicki Larson D1anaMart1n Donna Fenn Barbara!-larter V1kkiGr1fl'1n ROW 2 Connie Vickery Cynthla Kyles Judy Yeager Jill Lhapin Mary Lou Isenberger Gail Ordc t,.xrolSche1der Mr Macomber Nancy MCPhllllpS Peggy Rees Dranc Shultz Sharon Kuhlman Arden hlaas ROW 3 Jeanne Engle Peggy Boeke Jeanne Mead Connie Lobdell Gloria Brevoort Diane Shaw I-'hylis SchultL Sharon Kaiser Carol Shaw Linda Johnson Mary Ann Cox Malinda Holland Rosemary Hager ROW 4 Douglas Vickery Dixie Rinderman Billy Vkerhane Penny Brown Donald Lomas Edward Orde James Benninger Roger Hitzeman Patty Brown Jimmy Noller Charlotte Oyerson Jackie McPh1ll1ps ROVS a Nelson Robinson Frederick Schuder Barton Maeombcr Mary Hobb Gary Diehl Linda Rice Joe Onknrman Ellen Overson Bonnie McGee Robe rt Grimes James Cox Jerry Staley ROW 6 I-.arl Jacobs Douglas Rhode Judy Gift DHIHL Duth RuthRees TerryRLLl K.1thlcenOverson NancySchoncy Sur Stouffer Jmlcc Scheider Gayle Loomis Melodie Esmond ROV! 7 Michael Stewart Carol Boyer Charlotte. Stouffer Paul Phillips Linda Brechtel Bobby Daws Roger Lobdell Dean Holmes Sharon Medeka, Barbara Blasing Sally Holman Larry Hunekc , - .-, , v ' 1 u 1' N at K ' Q ' ' -ik .1- 1 J , ' W X, . .+l . l if It J' . ' , r R 4 ', , r 4 - ' ' ' 1 - Iv ' . A Y ' r , A '. V' 1 - v 1 A v i lf' ' v v' ' - I J v ' . ' ' . ' V' -Y h ' . ' ,. Y u v 1 V j ' - x 'V r ' r Y ' A , 4 I r ' ' 1 , A' x ' ' . ' . -'Y 1 ' ' 5 x 1 - 1 'I I 1 Fwy A wfffsg J, , . .xi ,R QQ! 51 L L VA..- 1 --V r .g ,f 213 Compliments ot HECHT'S Compliments of ll First With The Newest Dresses ,, Suits John and Rita Korn and Coats Main 2114 Freeport- Illinois Compliments of HARLEN H TRAVIS Jeweler Mcun 748 Comphments of DUFT S MOTOR REPAIR SERVI LENA ILLINOIS 211 W Stephenson St Freeport 111 CE FOGEl and STAMM Phosphate Fertilizers Seed Cram LlITl9St0llt Sand and Gravel Lxme and Phosphate Spreadlng PATZ BARN CLEANERS and EQUIPMENT MESSING 8. BECKER Where Sportsmen Serve Sportsmen Lfir est Stock of Sportmgz Foods in Northern Illinois 18 So Galena Ave Freeport Il11no1s NOLLERS ROYAL BLUE STORE FROSTED FOODS MEATS GROCERIES FRUITS Ph Main 58 LENA ILL 0 7 1 . . , . ' A - 'I J 1' ' . 1 . ' A ..' ' ll ll ' g . n I I .' . T ' ..' . . , , . , . Comphments of Lena Farmers Exchange LENA COFFEE SHOP I-LQUR FEED SALT Margaret Braun TRUCK SERVICE Lena. I1l1no1s Phone MMD 243 COMPLIMENTS OF W R TALBERT PLUMBING AND HEATING Lena. Illmols Pete s Electric Appliances Bendix Hotpoint Sunbeam Appliances Vnsxt our new locahon Lena Ilhnoxs Mum M11 BEN FRANKL IN STORE 'HH A Modern Au' Condmoned Self Servlce Store npleh I nrutx Nlmrmllnm 1 FRED J WERHANE LENA ILLINOIS 85 Drrect Arbor Acre Whlte Rocks Chrlstle New Hamps Q UQ AALRQM Whxte Leghorns Austra Whltes Hybmds 'A' And A11 Leadmg Va.r1et1es Pullets Cockerels Stcuffer s Hatchery ef Hatches All Year MRS THAD STOUFFER Phone 266 COMPLIMENTS or JACOBY AUTO COMPANY Best Wlshes Eugene L Vlckery M D Chrysler Plymouth Lena SALES AND SERVICE ' . . . E 1 ' ' L W E I C 0 -- I 0 1 T R R ' I I . i C .. . N v A L . ' ' ' 50 G ' l lllf' fl-51.0 z ll up LOCALLY UXVNEIJ NATIONALLY KXOXYX Cm 1 ltim- uf 'z W I' . 1 2 2 lis' 'C G . . ' . ' Ox 0.5. PN - - 19 ' 12 Freeport COCA-COLA Bottling C0 I SHIPPFE'S FARM STORE Rite Way Dairy Farm Equipment Master Mlx Feeds Dr1 Gas Phone Mum 1839 KING S RESTAURANT FEATURING Fresh Catfish Frldays Frled Chicken Sundays Also REGULAR MFALS AND LUNCHES COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE Ha old K g Le a Illmos Flynn s Spotllte Cold Meats Vegetables Frulf 8. Ice Cream Telephone M n 40 L na I1 I Complunents of THRIFTY SHOPS 11 E Stephenson St FREEPORT ILLINOIS Comphments of Polhlll Implement Store J I CASE md NEW IDEA SALES md SERVICE LENA ILLINOIS .9 nc' ' I I4'r'vvpu1't. Illinois I I in n, ' i Gi - e . COMP'-IMENTS FRANK RUTTER GROCERY Fresh Meats, Fruuts 8. Vegetables S Phone Mum 309 MGH! 359 1006 S Locust Open Da11y 8 AM to 7 30 PM Sunday 8 AM to 1 00 PM COMPLIMENTS - 4101 ff' 60 DUAIN GRIMES Mgr Lena Illmoxs CCMPLETE BUILDING SERVICE Ll-INA ILLINOIS Vlslt Our Planning Center Comphments Of TONY GUCCIONE YOUR TAILOR 10 X Chmd 0 XVI Freeport HIIHOIS ROBERT G IUECKE Registered Jeweler 10 Past 'Ninn qtreet Freeport Illmms RECOX Bonded Member of Flonsts Telegraph Delxvery Servwe Sewer and Water Construction Dellllllgel' Floral Shop Crushed Road Rock FLOWERS Fon ALL OCCASIONS I-,meS,one wnnnnms Arm FUNERALS Telephone Main 3040 1 w. Mum st. Lena, Ill. Phone Mum 22 Fnepon' nl' Ol ' 7 , . A - .-ffl.-:A F ' - F o , . . ,.. . ,, ' I . Af 'I-g I .A 1' ya' L ' 1 I 1 . .Q ' I . . . . . 0 . COMPLIMENTS OF DR E W BROTT Physician and Surgeon MAIN 5302 LENA ILL HEYER FEED MILL FEEDS FEED GRINDING MIZIIING PHONE MAIN 51 NEEBEL S HARDWARE Hardware Stoves Dlshes Use Moore Pamts Phone M 62 Lena Comphments of WALTER KUEHL .IEWElER 17 E Stephenson St Freeport Illmols TUPPERWARE The nicest thing that could happen to your kitchen' Dealers Florence Otte Lena I111no1s Phyllls Hale McConnell IIIIIIOIS Agnes Drdne Pearl C1tx Illmols QONII I INII' X IS OI' YEAGER AGENCY INSURANCE BONDS Lena Ilhnoxs BOURGO MOTOR SALES s A L. E 5 SERVICE Lena, Illlnols I O I I I , . LA Y? ' . . . . y , I . n ' v 1 ' . ,H 1 , v -H, - ,A J A A. A ! I Q COMPLIMEN TS OF FRED A HINTZ CARPENTER 710 Maple St Ph M168 Compliments of lENA TAVERN Lena Ilhnoxs Lena Illmols GAMBLES CORONADO APPLIANCES FARM and HOME HARDWARE AUTO SUPPLIES 85 ACCESSORIES ARTISAN TOOLS NUI R PRIPXDI X SH HP M3111 69 Lena. I111no1s Comphments of lENA SPORTS ARCADE GENE GOETHE Prop AMF Automatic Pm Spotters Lunch Counter Bowling Main 73 Lena Illmois Compllments COMPLIMENTS OF TOMPKINS ICE CREAM COMPANY JOY ,I MEYERS Forlst Llvar Ray Flanders Plumber Glen Cox, driver .Xutlmx-im-1l l,t'1llt'l'. Yvrlnn M. Miller. flXVllQ'l' ' ' ' If ,'. 'Jl U of COMPLIMENTS or LENA STATE BANK Superlor Dalry C0 ICE CREAM AVAILABLE Krupke Servlce St.a.t1on Staub Servlce Statlon FOR LUMBER 'md BUILDING MATERIAL Phone LENA RURAL 1706 ELEROY LUMBER SL FUEL C0 W EDWIN DILDINE Owner Compliments Harold Beme Clothing Store ElEROY GARAGE H XRNI' X ISRINIUNIFIFR Palntlng 85 Weldlng General Repamng Body 8a Fender Work Complete Front End Alhgnment Rural Black 59 Q S r Comphments of CHICAGO MEAT MARKET 115 West Stephenson phone Mum 410 FY99P0Yf Illmois Complxments OI JOHN RAMPENTHAL JR F S Petroleum X2 Products Phone Lena Main 276 Lena Illmois I I L AT I ' Of , X I ' .' I , , . . . . . Lena, Illinois -:- Phone 66 ' .LXA Wr'-vlwr Uv vim O ,ff LENA DRUG STORE Prescriptions Tolletrles Drugs Laverne DeMong, R Ph PHONE MAIN 19 LENA M055 M51 COMPANY 1 lllmms Comphments BIESEMEIER SERVICE STATION Standard Gasollne LENA 1LL1No1s Small s Cash Grocery A COMPLETE FOOD STORE Fresh Meats Vegetables Frozen Foods 881W Galena Ave Freeport VN here Fun Lllgtillllkl' Beeomes a Friend LENA BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone Mann 25 E. E A M 0 N S CFMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS I 0 Estaollshed 1869 Lena Ill Phone 1002 or 1003 Freeport Cllmo 222 West Exchange Freeport 111111013 ' l I I O . , N144 - B SIEAST a STEPHENSON ST , F!'evpnl't. ' . 1 .e Y A ,A , 1 U A I ' EY . 1 . ' U I J l,-,xx-lx Vllllillfi Fm' The K me , . 1 Compliments ST Washed Sand and Gravel Concrete Block Products Llmestone and Road Rock PHONE 23506 LENA ILLINOIS Randecker TV and Radio Mmm S BARBER SHOP Phone Mum 3302 LENA ILLINOIS Lena Illznozs Spencer Luggage Shop SUNNYS BEAUTY SALON LUGGAGE GIFTS 15 N van Buren DECORATIVE FURNISHINGS Phone Mam 3368 Freeport Illmoxs Freeport 111 FllNTS BON TON BAKERY SPECIALIZING IN WEDDING CAKES Also all klnds of bakery products FREEPORT ILLINOIS FREEPORT RUG and LINOLEUM COMPANY INC A COMPLETE LINE OF FLOOR COVERINGS 3 EAST MAIN ST STATE 159 FREEPORT ILLINOIS of V . H . IC H Compliments of BEST XVISHES O 1 I 1. 9 o ENGEl'S JEWELRY STORE Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry LENA . :- n.1.mo1s Compliments of Union Loan and Savings Association 223 W. Stephenson St. rn:-zzroar. ILLINOIS C ll Little XL C0 At The Slgn of The Plated Tower Gifts For Every Occaslon Freeport Ilhnoxs EAST SIDE ICE CREAM Freeport Illmoxs QOMPI IMI' VIS OI' ESMOND 8. BURTON DEAN MILK DISTRIBUTORS Lena, I111no1s Phone M 33702 Phone Mum 286 284 The Freeport Hardware Co Implement Sales Jobbers and Retailers 19 105 109 West Mum Street Freeport Illinois Freeport Illmoxs . CO. 1 ' - - zas ' A .. f 4' ' in MAX E FOSTER D C Chlropractor IT S NERVES TRY CHIROPRACTIC Mam 2302 LENA ILL C E CON PER 'S CLOVER FARM STORE QUALITY FOODS LENA ILLINOIS Marvin F Uecker All Lmes of Ins1u'a,nce Lena., Illmoxs PAUl H SCHWARTZ BORDEN8 MILK DISTRIBUTOR 413 E Lena Mam 8 Comphments of N .I KEIFER JR Lawyer Glshwlller s Shop Women s and Childrens Wear App e Len L11 CITIZENS STATE BANK OF lENA LENA ILLINOIS I , . Q ' L IF ' Ph. ' , , . I 0 0 I I 0 l I 0 Gifts ol Beauty We r ciate Your P't g a, inois Compliments of MANUS MOTORS DeSOT0 PLYMOUTH O11 ll XX est lDoug.l1s St N1 un 64 I' ret port Illllllllk Colher s Music Store 21 E Stephenson St Freeport Illmols PIANOS RADIO TV BAND INSTRUMENTS RECORDS MUSIC Comp11ments of Parker Clover Farm Store THE FRIENDLY STORE Al C EMRICH Soclety Brand Clothes Quality Clothing and Furnlshlngs Opposlte Court House Freeport mercy mmm Alpagora Sport Coats Golf Stream Slacks I'qlllflI1ll n Nlmlcl Supplres Arts S. Crafts Kolb Lena Cheese C0 Manufacturers of Freeport Photo and Hobby Center 205 West Stephenson St Freeport I111no1s FANCY PACKAGE CHEESE Lena. I111no1s Phone 145 Robert E Davxs Maln 4961 U S Approved Pullorum Clean Phone 30707 LANE VIEW POULTRY FARM CLARENCE STOUFFER DE KALB PRODUCTION CHIX New Hcrmpshlres White Leghorns Whxte Rocks Waddams Grove Illmols I , O I .- - I ' .' 'zu . - - .:' Sill' l 1 , ' ' o . Q l'lmtug1rz1pl1ic' Supplies alml I ' 1 1 1 X' . A ' - I .H . . y T . h 1 l T FUllERTON PASTRY SHOP Phone Main 171 21 W. Stephenson Street FREEPORT. ILLINOIS Baking Is Our Business lENA CASH MARKET Cardinal Food Store Quality Food for Every Mood Harold Kuhlemeyer Main 165 Lena. Illinois LEWIS SINCLAIR SERVICE Gas Oll Greaslng Washing Pollshlng Phone M 199 Lena Ilhnoxs Alden Lewis GEORGE MC PHIllIPS TRANSFER General Trucking and B ye s of Livestock Phone M 82 Len a I STANDARD Oll PRODUCTS LLOYD FERRIS Agent Phone Whxte 170 Lena. Illinois Freeport s Finest Men s Store Opposite Court Ho se HART SCHAFFNER 8. MARX CLOTHES M uf Contribution Freeport I11 Mann 383 9 No Van Buren Ave A A Comphments of Crawford Drug Store JOHN A CRAWFORD 85 GEORGE J HENKEL FREEPORT ILLINOIS COMPLIMENTS OF F REEPORT SPORTING GOODS COMPLIMENTS OF LOCAL LOAN CO ART McLEAN Mgr Freeport I1l1no1s CROSS BROS SPOTLITE GROCERY Grocer es Fresh Meats Ice Cream Phone 10 McConnell Illmoxs Quality and Service L Jmplm nt f Eugene Becker Prop Phone 36 For Appolntments Krupke s Standard Servlce 24 HOUR TOWAGE GAS OIL GREASING Phone M 103 Lena Illxnors Harold E Krupke 1 f Q i ... .. , . Y l u I . I 'Q ' I0 s 0 BECKS BARBER SHOP , . Vvnoporfa only mm. 0-1.4 ogpmmvn Sion . , 0 l . . L-J , coMPuMENTs or STATE BANK FREEPORT HOTEL BLACKH Wi AND MRS BEN RAMPENTHAL OWNERS COMPLIMENVT' THE LEM Slfan Comphments O! Rackow Sales and Semce General Repaxrmg G A N T T Autos Trucks Traders Gul! Petroleum Products Good Year Txres F 0 0 D S T 0 R E Phone Ma,1n 72 Lena I111no1s LENA ILLINOIS I R V I N U H E Cornplunents of I A A INSURANCE REPRESENTATIVE Murphy Products C0 PlI.oI:eELena. CIEEINEXLTIIIL R H McNa1r Dlst Dlstrlbutor PU . . 5 I '4 ,1-1 0 WW' -n 1 , ., au . Q.. 1 5 - 5 , . ' s , Q , W., , . , - , Q N I 4 5 I E Ii ' I E : A ,, , eu uu,u...-I-u...I..N,A.I M I- . .. CHAPIN VETERINARY CLINIC Lend. Ill. I-'ULLERS CHARLES I-'LUCK RUBY C TULL PHILLIPS HOTEL Lena. Ill DRY GOODS TIN SHOP Winslow Ill. Lena Ill. Lena Ill THE RANCH Freeport. 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