Limestone Community High School - Amulet Yearbook (Bartonville, IL)

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DEDICATION We, the students of Limestone, humbly dedi- cate this 1959-60 Yearbook to a lady who has so unselfishly dedicated her life to us. Throughout the year it is her job to teach and provide us with music. This she does skillfully and cleverly, devoting much more than her required time so that we might become better acquainted with music and the opportunities it offers. Everyone talks about school spirit but not many people do anything about it. This is one of the many things our whole student body has to thank this lively lady for. When loyalty lags, she ap- pears before us as a reminder that we are becom- ing dead weight instead of backing our school as we should. She is seen at every athletic event it is possible for her to attend, and just the sight of her boosts school spirit tremendously. To show the appreciation we feel for the in- terest she takes in us, we dedicate our 1960 Amu- let to Mrs. Elizabeth Krumpe. In the years to come may she have this dedication as a remembrance of the gratitude we feel for her. 4

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TABLE OF CONTENTS ft «IT» S 54 -: - ADMINISTRATION FACULTY CURRICULUM ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS ACTIVITIES SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN ADVERTISEMENTS 7 10 19 28 56 82 104 130 165

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THE PRINCIPAL SPEAKS TO THE STUDENTS: The Illinois River, the theme of this yearbook, is the largest and most important water route in Illinois. It ha influenced the lives of man for centuries and will con tinue to do so. It is our hope that, as the river has alway contributed to the welfare of mankind, Limestone Higl School will also boaefit all those who have attended here A river usually has as its source a spring, and as flows on it continues to increase in size. It is our sincer hope that Limestone High School has been the spring in your life and that you will continue to gain in knowl edge as the years go by. Frank Leach 5