Little York High School - Eaglelite Yearbook (Little York, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1956 volume:

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V AS, Llttle York Community Hugh School We the Staff of the 1956 Eaglehte offer thzs volume as a rernmder of those agree m L1tt1e Y ork Commumty H1gh School That It may be a book of pleasant memorles and dreams of the days that have gone by 15 our smcere hope 2 able and eventful days during the past year Dedication In recognition of the inspiration she has been to us and the constant efforts she has put forth to place Little York Community High School among the foremost we the class ofnineteen hundredfifty six respect fully dedicate this yearbook to Mrs Paul Luckenbill our class sponsor -mulli- 3 2 r - , - , . ,, . Q N Board of Education I think with you that nothing is of more importance for the public weal than to form and train up youth in Wisdom and virtue.---Wise and good men are, in my opinion, the strength of a state far more so than riches or arms. - -- -Benjamin Franklin ROW 1: Mr. Robert Garth, Mrs. Francis Gavin, Mr, Lawrence Martin, Presidentg Mrs, Pete Fredrickson, Mr, Sebastian Giddings. ROW 2: Mr. Pau1Luckenbi11, Principalg Mr. T. Wiley Clark, Clerkg Mr. Clyde Darrah. I . 1 CD, Faculty I 7 1- 4, ,. . A I fissvw MISS LOIS WOOLEY MISS KOETA LEFLER MRS, PAUL LUCKENBILL Vocational Home Economics Music English, Speech Western Illinois State College, B.S. Western Illinois State College, B.M. Cornell College, B.A, MR, PAUL LUCKENBILL, Principal MR. HERBERT BLODGETT Physical and Social Sciences Driver Education, Physical Sciences University of Iowa. M.A. Tarkio College. B.S. MR, WILLIAM HUDDLESTON MR, EARL FOSTER MR. C. DEAN KEITHLEY Commerce Mathematics, Physical Education Vocational Agriculture Western Illinois State College, B, Ed. Western Illinois State College, B.S. University of Illinois. M,S, O Eaglelite Staff Melba Krnney Edrtor Sh1r1eyLuckenb111 Assoc1ateEd1tor Carol Peterson Typrst Marrlyn Talbott Typrst B111 Damewood Bustness Manager Dor1sSh1ke Assoctate Busrness Mgr Clyde Goff Sports Edltor hm Melton Photog rapher In Appreciation We, the Senror Class of 1956, wrsh to take thrs opportunlty to express our gra trtude to all of those who have helped to make our school years pleasant and profrtable FIRST STATE BANK BROWNLEE AND WHITEMAN INSURANCE AGENCY GOFF S SERVICE L1tt1e York Lxttle York Lrttle York 1 Q 1 I I 1 1 Q 1 Q I -1 I 2 1 ' o 0 u CROW AND KOKE RCA Victor and Zenith Television Monmouth LARSON FURNITURE MART Monmouth MCBRIDE EQUIPM EN T Monmouth -ug F f5u 66: X if ff' v ' MARTHA BIDDLE Why be quiet when it's so much fun being crazy? Class Sec. lg F.H.A, 15253545 F,H,A. Historian 25Band 1,253, 45 Band St. Council Rep. 45 Clarinet Quartet l,2,3,45 En- semble 15253545 Clarinet Solo 1525 Girls' Chorus 15253545 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Mixed Ensemble 45 Vocal Solo 45 Chorus Sec. 35 Chorus Rep. 45 Operetta lg St. Council 45 Yorker Staff 45 Class Play 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Freshman En- semble lg junior Ensemble 35 Band Letter 15253545 Chorus Award 15253545 Piano Accomp. 2,3,4. WILLARD STOKES If there ain't something in work that goes against my convictions! Class Rep. 1: F.F.A. 1,2535 Yorker Staff 15 Class Play 3,45 Basketball 15253545 Track 1525 3,45 Letter Winner 3,45 Annual staff 4. Senior Class CLYDE GOFF Can he play basketball? Not if a fish can't swim! Class Treas. l5Class Pres. 25 F,F,A,1,2,35Band 152,35 rn- strumental Ensemble 152,35 St. Council 25 Class Play 3, 45 Football l,2,3,45 Basket- ball l,2,3545 Track l,253,45 Letter Winner 253,45 Home- coming King 45 Annual Staff 45 Annual Sports Editor 4. LOUISE BELLINGER If you're there before it's ov- er, you're on time. F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 F.H.A, song- leader 35 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 15253545 Chorus Ensemble l52,35Chorus Trio 45 Operetta 1,45 Yorker Staff 2,35 Class Play 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Junior Ensemble 35 Senior En- semble 4. JAMES HANSON Girls never bother me, and never bother them. DORIS SHIKE To one I true will ever beg he's known around by the name of Lee. Class Vice-Pres. 15 Class St. Council Rep. 25 Class Sec.35 Class Treas. 45 F.l-l.A. 1,2535 45 F.H.A, Song Leader 25 F.H.A, Parliamentarian 45 Band 2,3,45 Band Sec. 35 ln- strumental Ensemble 35 Piano Solo 2,45 Accomp. 152,3,45 Egyptian Music Camp Rep. 25 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3545 Chorus Treas. 45 Girls' En- semble 2,3,45 Girls' Trio 45 Vocal Solo 15253545 Mixed Chorus 15253545 Mixed En- semble 15 Operetta 1,45 St. Council 25 Yorker 'Staff 3,45 Co-Yorker Editor 35 Yorker Editor 45 Class Play 253,45 Cheerleader 35 Letter Winner 35 Homecoming Queen 45 Valley Conference Typist 45 Annual Staff 45 Associate Annual Bus. Manager 45 Freshman Ensemble 15 Senior Ensemble 45 Chorus Award 1, 253,45 Macomb Music Camp 35 Junior Ensemble 3. I Class Play 153,45 Football 2,35 45 Basketball 152,35-45 Track 15 253545 Letter Winner 2,3545 An- nual Staff 4. ji' 'wb IVAN WAUGH Interior Decorator and Painter Little York HABEN'S LOCKER Little York at WILLIAM H. THIEME Insurance Little York J? 'N MELBA KINNEY F1irtingis a desperate work, but I'm a desperado! Class Pres. 15 Class Rep. 2,35 Class Vice Pres. 45F.H.A. 1, 2,3,45 Girls' Chorus l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus Sec. 35 Freshman En- semble 15 Girls' Ensemble 45 Operetta 1,45 St. Council 15 Yorker Staff 2,3,4: Class Play 2,3,45 Cheerleader 1,23 Let- ter Winner 1,2g Homecom- ing Attendant 45 Annual Staff 45 Annual Editor 45 Chorus Award 2,3,45 Senior En- semble 45Junior Ensemb1e3. 3 . l I ififu' I I ARTHUR DAVIES Ready to split his sides with laughter. F,F.A, 1,2,35 Class Play 3,45 Basketball 15 Track 2,35 Annual Staff 4. ,uflg,cra!'0 i fag BETTY BLODGETT And then she danced. Ah l-ler dancing! Class Pres, 35 F.H.A. l,2,3,4 Band l,2,3,45 Band Treas. 4 Chorus 1,2,45 st. Council 1 ! 1 Yorker Staff 45 Class Play 3,45 Speech 15G.A.A. 1,2535 G,A,A Sec. 35 Vocal Solo 25 Instru- mental Ensemble 2,35 Clarine Quartet 4. I BROWN LYNCH SCOTT Monmouth A,- zf' FORMFIT COMPANY Monmouth I MONMOUTH N--'Y PRODUCTION CREDIT N' ASSOCIATION Monmouth ofI956 NEAL MARTIN They say he's bashful, but you'd be surprised! F.F.A. 1,2,3,4: F.F.A. Sentinel 45 Chorus lg Operetta 15 Annual Staff 4g Class Play 354. MARILYN TALBOTT A witty comrade by your side. F.H,A, l,2g Girls' Chorus l Operetta 15 Yorker Staff 1 Class Pray 3,45 Annual staff 4Q Annual Typist 4. WILLIAM DAMEWOOD l'm not slow5I just take my time. Class Vice Pres. 35 F.F.A. 1, 2,35 F,F,A, Treas. 35 St. Council 45 St. Council Treas. 45 Yorker Staff 45 Class Play 3,45 Football 2,3,45 Basket- ball l,2,3,45 Track l,2,3,45 Letter Winner 253,45 Annual Staff 45 Annual Staff Bus. Manager 4. SHIRLEY LUCKENBILL sd '-s. il V,-f 1 LAWRENCE FREDRICKSON All through the day Idream about last night. F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Band lg Class Play 25 Football 15 Track 1,25 3,45 Annual Staff 4. DONNA PHILLIPS She was there, but did you know it? Class Rep. 45 F.l-LA. 1,2,3,45 F,l-l,A, Historian 35 F,H,A. Typist 45 F.l-l,A, Camp Del. 35 Girls' Chorus 1,3,45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Operetta lg Yorker Staff 45 Class Play 3,45 Valley Conference Typist 45 Annual Staff 4. JAMES MELTON 'Tisbetter to love one little girl lots than to love lots of little girls little. Class Vice Pres. 25 F.E.A. 1, 2,3,45 F.F.A. Rep. 2: F.F.A. Pres. 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Horn Solo 3,45 Instrumental En- semble 1,2,3,45 Boy's Chorus Sec. 35 Boy's Chorus l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Vocal Ensemble 35 Operetta 15 St. Council 45 St. Council Pres. 45 Yorker Staff 25 Class Play 2,3,45 Basketball l,3,45 JOHN PERRIN To have a car isreally dan- dy5 it makes the girls so much more handy. Class St. Council Rep. 35 F,F.A, 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. Sec. 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Cornet Solo 1 ,2,3,4g Instrumental Ensem- ble l,2,3,45 Boys' Chorus 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Vocal Ensemble 3,45Operetta 15 St. Council 35 Yorker Staff 35 Class Play 2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Cornet Trio 4. A little mischief by the way5 a little fun to spice each day. Class Sec. 25 Class Treas. 35 Class Pres. 45 Prophecy Chair- man 35 F.l-l.A. 1,2,3,45 F.H,A, Pres. 35 F.l-l,A. Rep. 45 Band 1, 2,3,45 Band Rep. 25 Band Vice Pres. 45 Cornet Solo 1,2,3,45 Cornet Duet 35 Cornet Trio 1, 25 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus St. Council Rep. 45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus Pres. 35 Freshman En- semble 15 Girls' Ensemble 2,3, 45 Operetta 1,43 Speech 2,3,4g St. Council 2,3,45 St. Council Sec. 35 St. Council Vice Pres. 45 Yorker Staff 2,45 Class Play 2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Annual Associate Editor 45 Band Letter 1,2,3,4g Chorus Award 1,2,3,45 Junior Ensemble 35 Senior En- semble 45 MacombMusic Camp 2,35 Egyptian Music Camp Rep. 15 Girl's Chorus Pres. 35 Cornet Trio 45 Homemaking Award 4. Track l,2,3,45 Letter Winner 2,3,45Annual Staff 45 Chorus Pres. 45 Trombone Quartet 4. Senior Class TERRANCE LESCHER lwas not born for great affairs, I eat, and sleep, and say my prayers. F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Boys' Chorus l, 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Class Play 3,45 Football 2,3,45 Basketball 2,35 Track 1,2,3,45 Letter Win- ner 45 Annual Staff 4. 3:41 6' '-34 Ja Y.. MlLLER'S DRIVE-IN Monmouth ,Jw 'O ,a--s LARRY STEEPLETON His tongue hangs in the middle and runs at both ends. F.F.A. l,2,33 Class Play 3,43 Football l,2,3,43 Basketball 13 Track l,2,3,43 Annual Staff 4. CAROL PETERSON Why does it get so late so ear- ly? Class Treas. 23 Class Pres. 33 Class Sec. 43 F.H.A, 1,2,3,4: F.H.A, Typist 43 Band 1,2,3,43 Band Rep. 13 Band Sec. 43Saxo- phone Trio 33 Saxophone Solo l,2,33 Accompanist 1,2,33 Girls' Chorus 13 Mixed Chorus 13 Freshman Ensemble 13 Op- eretta 13 St. Council 33 St. Council Rep. 33Yorker Staff 1, 3,43 Class Play 2,3,4Q Music Award l,2,43 Annual Staff 43 Annual Typist 43 Saxophone Ensemble 4. f:-F, A V , in .gi DALE ROSS Mischievous, but we like him! Boys' Chorus 1,2,3,4Q Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,43 Boys' Chorus Treas.43 Operetta 13 Class Play 2,3,4Q Football l,3,43 Basket- ball 1,2,3,43 Track 1,2,3,43 Letter W' ner 3,41 Annual Staff 4. ff ,, I ,ij fl ofI96 V C. S. BOYDSTUN LUMBER COMPANY Little York Class Colors: Green and Silver Class Flower White Rose Class Motto: Life Owes Us Littleg We Owe It Everything ll ' Q ffA -ff' is ,- .lm 'g 9 Q A Q-if 1 5-., I 9 IU! -v '7 .av LK J Ancil Guilinger James Darrah Mary Lynn Watson Ioan Darrah Carl Goff Phillip Dutton Joyce Biddle Nancy Byland President Reporter Vice President 'Ri .. gl I' ,- James Damewood Roy Lenz Carol Campbell Dwight Boock Janet Blansett Raymond Perrin -ai lad, -al I .Q ' 'l. u, X .. . Tom Melton Debra Terpening Charlotte Rhoden Paul Dutton Treasurer Secretary St. Council Rep. Juniors BOWMAN SHOE COMPANY Mildred Lewis Monmouth RALPH WELLS AND COMPANY Monmouth MOOSE 'S S PORT SHOP Monmouth PEARSON 'S LEATHER GOODS Monmouth SHARP FEED MILL Monmouth Richard Wolfe David Stevens ' ovfif a 99' Dorothy Burns 17' Fel! 'W' Patricia Olson 'vu he R bert Booth - o hy 'ff Louise Taylor X Q7' 43- ii wg. an , .JS ilk T L. 7 , at 4 sw .-N. vt- A -.5 -up-dll' 1, -Q .fvf gm w....of' Q M' 5 ' il W3 ...X 1 f'TI? iii .ah 425 A ,4' ft ni A3 'FS sf' .45 -arf' ' K. hd Q 'X , ' X, . , v ' 3 ' ' 7 A 0 I Wt, W X ,, . , 4 K G, rf' 1.1 gc , 6' U f' H no if a 5 ,f .- 'E ,- 'M s-'S' of Sophomores Judith McKe1vie President Larry Yerkey Vice President Kay Armstrong Secretary Sharon Rhoden St. Council Rep. Linda Hess Reporter Nancy Guilinger Treasurer Rosemary Byland Dean Talbott Marie Struble Mary Ann Stevens Linda Bellinger Paula Hughes Edward Raes Robert Kinney Lawrence Taylor Trevor Davies Jerry Perrin John Pollock David Lewis H. L, JOB, HOG BUYER Tel. 510. Aledo Freshmen Lloyd Tempero President T jodie Hughes St. Council Rep. Larry Earp Vice President Ruth Stevens Secretary Charles Shike Treasurer Grace Hall Reporter Linda Jones Mary Lou Davis Sharon Wagler Nellie Lenz Janet Martin Connie Lee Lila Blansett Not Shown Donald Stokes Donald Fredrickson Robert Struble Courtney Munson 1 Ronald Yer-key Charles Lee Paul Hickerson W :D , LJ Robert Isenberg :X LUGG MEMORIAL CHAPEL Monmouth p-Q. ,, foo X Q49 'K , ,gs n Q x- N. ,1- .A -cr? M f av 5 'Q 'QQ '67 ff af' nf,- 16 .--fe fini ,ca rage -5 qnff 1? x l X if C' 4-- 9 1.43 l 7? lf iv' I' ' iff' ' Ong .0 ' ...L le' 74 fl Buttered Side Llp Mr. Diggs - James Melton The nominal head of his house Mrs. Diggs - Shirley Luckenbill A mother who manages her household Vanilla - Martha Biddle A slow-moving colored cook Tim Diggs - Dale Ross Ati All-American boy Wilbur Carter - John Perrin A bashful young man Carole Heming - Doris Shike An attractive high school senior Tony Diggs - Betty Boldgett A charming college freshman Directed by Mrs. Paul Luckenbill Olivia Cragworth - Melba Kinney A prominent college senior Aunt Laura - Carol Peterson The rich sister of Mr. Diggs Theresa Miller - Louise Bellinger A cute teen-ager who lisps Ed Lyles - Larry Steepleton An All-Conference football star Gerald Trenton - Clyde Goff A man who meets his match Butch Lisle - Terrance Lescher A young man who admires strength Ollie Phipps - Arthur Davies A young man who enjoys boxing Sam Thatcher - James Hanson An excitable young rnan Sue Masters - Marilyn Talbott A temperamental young lady Kim Lester - Billy Stokes A young man who likes to argue Terry Halen - Neal Martin A gloves enthusiast Hank Myers - Bill Damewood A good discus thrower Grace Landon - Donna Phillips A spirited teen-ager RADMACI-IER PLUMBING AND HEATING TORI.EY'S HARDWARE KEISTER SERVICE Monmouth Monmouth Monmouth 16 l ROW 1: Carl Goff, Tom Melton, Paul Dutton, Ancil Gullinger. ROW 2: Patricia Olson, Mary Lynn Watson, Debra Terpening, Charlotte Rhoden, Joan Darrah, Dorothy Burns. ROW 3: Dwight Boock, Carol Campbell, Jim Darrah, Mildred Lewis, Bob Booth, Louise Taylor, Joyce Biddle, Mrs. Luckenbill, Ray Perrin. Come Over To Our House Directed by Mrs. Paul Luckenbill WARREN COUNTY SHERlFF'S OFFICE ROSS E. HA NNA DOSSEY FARM AND SOIL SERVICE Monmouth Aberdeen-Angus Cattle Monmouth Little York frm , ,. Act I Our Past ln the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred frfty two twenty three melody makers entered the gate to Wonderland At the portal to greet them was Keeper of the Keys Luckenbtll who rntroduced them to Old Krng Cole Huddleston In short order the ftddlers four were called Melba Kinney solotst Dons Shrke accompanist Martha Btddle composer and Clyde Goff keeper of the golden rnstruments The new court havtng been rnmated by departing melody makers recerved much renown on thetr composttlons for a square dance bake sale a magazine and a scrap drive A year passed Terrance Lescher now took the place vacated by Allce Skees The group brllrng themselves as Four and Twenty Blackbrrds rnstructed ChefHuddleston and his four Keepers of the Larder Clyde Goff hm Mel ton Shuley Luckenbrll and Carol Peterson to assemble such necessary lngredtents as a corn gleanrng square dance bake sale and a magazrne drrve and wrth them to bake a pre flt to set before the king lt was no sooner satd than done One day the group rncreased by the addrtion of Stanley Banta and Jim Henson, became ablt bolder and decrded to explore the other half of Wonderland to frnd what rt had to offer them Imagine their delrght to come upon a beautiful castle therrs for the taktng To accomplish therr goals the group headed by King Huddleston Snow White lCarol Petersonj and her three dwarfs B111 Damewood Dons Shrke and Shxrley Luckenbtll had only to gaze 1nto the magic lookrng glass to see the play Gorng Places a magazine drtve golden rrngs a chtll supper square dance, and a beauttful prom Va yan Con D1os awartrng them And so the fourth year dawned The group havrng lost Stanley Banta Evelyn Talbott, and Marlys Neill were one day walkrng along the path when they met a Fairy Godmother Mrs Luckenbrll What ts ll you desrre? she inqurred of them Entry tnto the wrde world once more they chorused It shall be as you wish the Fairy Godmother replted Waving her magtc wand, and lo and behold there ap peared before them the prrncess Shrrley Luckenbrll and her court cons1st1ng of Melba Ktnney lady in waiting, CarolPeterson scrrbe and Dons Shrke keeper of the 1ewels From that moment on the palace was ablaze wrth ltghts and actrvtty Early rn the year the curtarn rose on But tered Srde Up Then one frne day the group desrrous of havtng ptctures taken for future generatrons ventured into a dtstant corner of Wonderland Therr Joy was short ltved however because the boys whtle tryrng out therr bows and arrows on the stars were apprehended by the palace guards For weeks the group waded through stacks ofChr1strnas cards Valley Conference and Eagelrte ads rn order that they mrght purchase a pumpkln coach rn whrch to make therr trrp out rnto the world A Homecommg Ball was held at wh1chCrnderella fDOI1S Shrkej rergned with her prmce fClyde Goffj Followrng this pleasant event a Jamboree square dance farm sale and banquet at whrch they were guests of honor, followed 1n qurck successlon As the clock struck erght on May 25 1956 the roll was called Loulse Bellmger James Hanson Carol Peterson Martha Biddle Melba Ktnney Donna Phrlllps Betty Blodgett Terrance Lescher Dale Ross Wrlltam Damewood Shrrley Luckenbrll Dons Shrke Arthur Davres Neal Martrn Larry Steepleton Lawrence Fredrlckson James Melton Willard Stokes Clyde Goff John Perrrn Martlyn Talbott The pumpkrn coach drew up to the door and twenty one sojoumers of Wonderland boarded rt for their last Journey together 18 O O - , - 1 1 . 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I I 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - .. - -1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 Act II Cur Present We he t er be s of the Serrtor Llass o lttt e lorr t orrrmurrtty llrrh Sehoo tn the ear o our Lord one t' ou a d rrrre hu dred frlty sry ber re of sour d tnrr d do lereby rt alse,publtsh, and ec are t'rrs ro be our I Sr ILL an LsIA'y Nl rrt e rr arrrer ofthe folloyyrn l Dale Ross bequeath nry krtaelt of ayordrr s'ud to Klary lyrrrr yatsor who has dtffrtultv ttetttnu ayyay frorr rt all I Lourse Bellrnrter bequeath nry abrltty not to bellow to loyee Brddle so that her speeeh les sons wrll no longer earrse a drsturbarree tn the study hall Donna Phrllrps leave rrry tape measure and seales to lourse Iaylor to check her lrqure be ore rr qers our of eonr rl l ,lohrr Perrtrr, leave rrry reetpe for uroyvr ru a ma ly rtrustaehe over rrrtht to Drck Wolfe Be ore retrrtrrrt rub the upper lrp well yvrth salt Ilrerr set a ulass of water hestde the bed Durrrr the rrrqht the whtskers thtrsty because ol the salt tyrll Lorne out tor a drtnk llhtle they are out, secure tlrerrr rytrh a strr ru and trtrrr to destred lenuth I Dorrs whrke bequeath mv abtlrtv ro lrrroyv when the rt ht rrran eonres along to Joan llarrah who rs never qurre sure that she wants what she has I Iattres llarrson, bequeath rrry Charles Atlas bo wks to Plrtlrp Dutton rn the hope that he ear lose that roll around the rruddle I lylarrlyrr lalbott bequeath my unused wrtty rerrrarlss tot aroli art pbell so that she Lan be come the ltfe ot the pattv I Llyde Loff bequeath nry ear Dot ,to C arl bolt' rf he wants to push tt I Larry steepleton, bequeath my utft of constant chatter to Anetl Lfurlrnter so Ire can pet rn a word edueways wr h hrs current grrl frrerrd I lerrance Leseher leave rrry reducrng, salon ard rrry motto, Lorne to Leschers and L use t james Darnewood, hoprng that tt wtll do more for hun than rt drd for me I Shtrley Iuckerrbtll bequeath my super drrvrn abrlrtv to Patrtcra Olson so Illal by corrrbrn mu, my techrrrque wrrh hers she wrll be able to steer the tar down the road I lylelba lsrrtney bequeath nry graceful walk to tyltldred Lewrs mv book on etrquette to Janet Blansett I Wlllrarn Darrrewood, bequeath my herqht to Iyohert Booth so he can dtstrtbute that bulk around a ltttle nry ltktrrrz, for sports to Daytd Sreyeas so he can fret Interested tn somethtrrr be stdes atrcraft I Arthur Dayres, bequeath mv unused shavrnst brush to lsayr rond Perrtn so he ll have better luck wrrh the women than I have had I Betty Blod ett bequeath rrry many boy frrends to rborotr y Burr s for yarret rs the sprte rf r e I 'ylar ra Brddle bequeath mv many out of town surtors to Debra I erpefrtnb so tha she ma add more sealns to er bel I Lawre ree lredrtcksor leave my lessons on How to Become the lyolf of19at, to r om llel ton yyho .ras deetded o play the fteld I llrllard stokes bequeath my hepped up breycle to James Darrah to enable htm to sptn tres safely I Csarol Peterson do hereby bequeath myself to Dwr ht Booek my gossrp Q,athertn abrlrty ro Lharlotte I 'toderr so that she ystll alyyays have the latest l James 'yleltorr bequeath nry ftqhtrrr sktll and techntques to lyarrey Byland so she Car slu lr out wtrh her srster oyer that eertatn sentor boy I Neal llar rr bequea h rrry bean shooter to Paul Dutton beeause l m a btg boy now Ln o nur sch mol ard underelassmen we bequeath properttes as follows Ihe many honors we raye yvor tr se rolarshrp ports a d acttytttes, Dale s rmsehteyous rtn Bert 's fur es or Dorrra qrre re C lytle s qurek emper Lourse s stubbor ress Artrur s raw rrr llansnn s se rou ess r r Xlarr yn s yyr tersr shtrley s ol sales, lawrence s err' ar rassmer rll s s 1 Ie 'ylel a s potse, Neal s lfruule Lraekr lun 'ylelton s swauuer, ar . wr br r Jortss quret srmle o srrr es rerrarrtes sry stuns ar r s boot r au er o lrye foreyer rr tl e lalls ofthe Irtrlelorlsf ornrrrunrty llrgh scbo e L lass of IJ u ryr to leaye a srneere ertpressrorr of apprecratron to the racult a .re Board of lcd rea tor frr Ie persoral trrterest ou haye taken rrr each and every one of u f the oppor u trres so wrllrrraly proyrded and forthe tur and Lood trr es rt has beer our prryrre L nroy o e le re las' four years Pleasa t rrrerrorres of ottr hruh sehoo da swr rar rar lr us alwa y r s t r I tty arrerr, state of Illrrro s do re by set our l a ds ar I. seal 're C lass of 1910 O O , I. ll tr r Q I f .' l ' 'i 'Q ' 1' 5 f l,' y f Q. s rt r rr ' ' 1 'z , 1 t t H' ' ' d l rt ' ,A. 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But no one who ever visits Davy Jones is allowed to return to earth to re- veal his secrets. This diver oommitted all that, Davy Jones told him to paper, sealed it in a bottle, opened the door of the locker, and released the bottle. It floated to the surface, and after many years of being tossed about by the waves, was washed ashore atMiami Beach. I was spending most of.my days on Miami Beach and saw the bottle come bobbing to shore. Naturally, I hastened to grab it up and inspect it. Imagine my amazement when I pulled out the paper and discovered that it revealed the future for the members of the Senior Class at Little York Community High School. I will read it to you just as the diver wrote it. Davy, I said one morning after l had spent several monotonous months with him in his locker, this is such a dull place. Can't you spin a few yarns to enliven things a little? That I can, lad, replied Davy. Well, Davy, I used to live in Little York, and I knew the whole bunch of grammar school kids who ought to be about ready to graduate. Now for example. there was DALE ROSS. What became of him? Well, replied Davy, l see him wearing a cap and gown. But right after graduation he invested his last cent in a Geiger Counter and set off for Utah to hunt for uranium. How about LOUISE BELLINGER, Davy? I recall that she was always late to every class. Funny thing about that gal, Davy replied. She went into journalism and has become a magazine editor, and you would never guess what magazine she has charge of now! The Aledo Times! Well, that just goes to show i .ll I ll . ' lv ' II ' ' ' 11 Y huckled Davy that you never can tell And that reminds me Davy added you know that Charleston BETTY BLODGETT? Well, she went right on dancing and she stops the show every time she appears in a new h t And Davy continues MELBA KINNEY alias Bubbles Kinney is still bubble dancing at the Last Saloon in Las Vegas, Nevada. You could find MARTHA BIDDLE in a cross-country marathon, skating from ork to New York with Gene. her husband, and the Seven Little Hilmans . any of these students take up some less glamorous occupations? I asked. lad, sighed Davy. Now there was CLYDE GOFF, who is music director at Notre Dame. He and his ' wou ' wife, recorded They re Cheaper by the Dozen You Id fmd living on the bank of Cedar waiting for Dwight to make his second million. Lawrence. are still working ten-passenger motorcycle to transport the remember TERRANCE LESCHER? became an African big game t o become a hunter's first rate airplane became a pilot, started our driving a wife. LARRY piano mechanic and e or makes his an ' ' d within a years Moderator and a Hollywood With all the money- made L DAMEWOOD s the Ways to Get ut of Work . Lot , and in his spare 'm he drives play on the U.S.A. bas tba team senior trips to Mars t esca - er it is worth, I have set do every I am the hope that someday so eone will on Davy Jones' prophecie . I've long sus- like spin a yam. But. alas, if you do eck you should someday ie in Davy nes' w? 'Vg Y 47 'Sa IAI Ill N if an fi 721' if , W,-wx A. . L 54 W i' M 4-ap, v K I .lx X 41 XIX, J H , L- . flu if FootbaH 5.5.1 A L..-in EB Q ROW 1 J1m Hanson Anc1lGu1l1nger CarlGoff Da1eRoss Tom Melton Raymond Perrrn Bob Booth B111 Dame wood ROW 2 TerranceLescher C1ydeGoff D1CkW01fC Larry Steepleton DW1ghIBOOCk Roy Lenz hm Dame wood 11m Darrah ROW 3 Donald Fredrlckson Bob Klnney Larry Yerkey Dean Talbott Lloyd Tempero Ron me Yerkey Paul Hmckerson Mr Earl Foster Coach Eagles Ketthsburg Eagles Med1a Eagles Brggsvrlle Eagles Ktrkwood Eagles G 8: O Track TENTATIVE SCHEDULE FOR 1956 Aprtl 5 Tr County Meet May 7 Valley Meet May ll Dtstrtct Meet May 15 Warren County Meet Returnmg Lettermen BOOCK AND RICKETTS FEED AND FERTILIZER COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY HAWKINS AND SON Rock L1mestone and Phosphate Galesburg Well Dnllrng Phone 2301 Little York Little Y0I'k Z6 ' 6 21 - 6 22 ' ' 19 6 ' 38 6 25 Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Basketball Winola Kirkwood JOY Biggsville Alexis New Boston G 8: O Biggsville New Boston G 8a O Keithsburg Keithsburg New Boston Stronghurst Media G 8a O Alwood Winola 66 47 52 45 43 52 38 57 53 47 44 42 58 '71 51 54 51 50 Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles 40 Keithsburg 54 Orion '76 Media 67 Kirkwood 83 Keithsburg 80 A lwood 98 New Boston 78 Reynolds 63 Winola 63 A ledo 64 Galesburg Tl-lEDE'S RANDELL CHARTER BUS COMPANY Francis Gavin 25 Galesburg A ledo 44e53lfS 1 ,U ': 1 r Z S at Us Q V- I 4 0 . V f ft25 G3 .6 ROW 1: Charles Shike, Edward Raes, Larry Yerkey, Ronny Yerkey, Philip Dutton, Lloyd Tempero, Courtney Munson, Paul Dutton. ROW 2: Mr. Foster, Mickey Stokes, Paul Hickerson, Charles Lee, Larry Earp, Raymond Perrin, Donald Fredrickson, Bob Kinney, Dean Talbott. Junior Varsity YORK HOUSE ANTIQUES GUILLNGER GARAGE X! Little York Little York MONMOUTH MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Glenn A. Olson, Agent, Little York NORRIS EQUIPMENT Galesburg, J S bCHRA MM COMPANY s I , W Shrrley Luckenbrll has been chosen as the rec1p1ent of the Daughters of the A merrcan Revolutron Good C1t1zensh1p A ward Th1s award IS based upon depend ab1l1ty loyalty co OperatlOD and leader sh1p Carl Goff and Clyde Goff were the elected football CBDIHIYIS BROWN TRUCKING Lrttle York if v. l James Melton has been chosen as the rec1p1ent of the Natlonal Defense Good C1t1zensh1p Award Thxs award IS based upon dependabxllty loyalty co operatlon and leadership 495 aff' 70640ItdfLM0464040f0'LAUZ Jawnmdetdeukappqlalie The student body selected Doris Shrke and Clyde Goff BROWN AND STRIPE CATTLE COMPANY to rexgn as krng and queen for the football homecommg Lrttle York Dale Ross and Melba Ktnney were selected as the at John Perrin and James Melton have been awarded the State Farmer Award. This award is based upon farming pro- gram, leadership, and school and com- munity activities. effoata.. afdfle Dwight Boock and Bill Damewood acted as co-captains throughout our victorious basketball season. fl ll We honor the basketball players who won the school's first-place trophies. The team won championship trophies at the Valley Conference Tournament, the Aledo Invi- tational Toumament. the District Tournament, and the Regional Tournament. Among our treasures are the Aledo A Club Travel- ing Trophy and the Valley Conference Trophy. Shirley Luckenbill was awarded the Homemaker of Tomorrow Award. This was awarded upon written examination through the Betty Crocker Foundation. Carl Goffhas. for the sec- ond consecutive year. won the Free Throw Award. TREE TOWN NURSERY Monmouth MrTcHE1.1.'s SPORT SHOP Compliments of Monmouth OFFICE OF WARREN COUNTY STATE'S ATTORNEY STEEPLETON BARBER SHOP and Little York COUNTY JUDGE 29 H 4 4 N . 2 , .Tk l A fa-'lf ' , ..F1vlhii' ' ' T . fr ,.-.,. 4. -.w V Q3 ., ww. J - Q lMe4', S riff? n ILQQ 5 5 , Y-'N 'Q V , ...fl- , 'M - .awww 'mwwww 7'h' ' r P gf Vs M '-w-.3 X .--3' 4' lv?-:p'fk f 'L fl A f 3,1 if-J J' I 4 .1 5 Q STOTTS' FUEL SERVlCE Shell Fuel Oil and Coal W' WAYNE'S ELE'v'A'I'OR Little York Little York Speech ROW 1 Judy McKelvie Joan Darrah Mrs Luckenblll Advrser Lrnda Hess Nancy Gurlrnger ROW 2 Betty Blodgett Lrla Blansett Ruth Stevens Patty Olson Kay Armstrong Nancy Byland Grace Hall Mrldred Lewrs, Dorothy Burns Janet Blansett Shrrley Luckenbrll Melba Kmney, Joyce Brddle Mary Lynn Watson Debbre Terpenrng Karen Luckenbt Mrs Paul Luckenblll Nancy Gurlmger Betty Blodgett Earl Foster Arthur Davtes Joan Darrah Carol Peterson Susre Melton Dorothy Surber Nelle A Garth Marjorre Free Mary Gavrn Lucille Brddle Bernrce Shrke Lawrence Martrn Lucrlle Peterson Jrm Melton Murl Melton Walter McKelvle Everett Fredrickson Mr and Mrs Allen Hess Eldon Dutton Glenn P. Olson Esther B, Klnney Mr. and Mrs. lrvrn Galusha and Mary Ann Mable Parsons Mabel Melton Melba Kinney Ronny Hawkrns Courtney Munson Charles Shike Davrd Lewis Jtm Damewood Arthur Young Paul Dutton Carl Goff Bill Damewood Drck Hayes L Lee Sharon Wagler John Perrin Charlotte Rhoden B1l1y Stokes Jim Darrah Paul A Luckenbill Lawrence Lee Paul Fredrickson Charles Harold Earp Donald Pernn Bob Munson Ray Perrrn Mary Lynn Watson Marrlyn Talbott Dorothy Bums Bruce Carver Tom Melton Leroy and Joyce Everett R, Peterson JOST ENS Willram Findlay Owatonna, Mlnnesota Vera M Garth Donald Fredrtckson Lloyd Tempero Pearl Smrth Larry Lynford Steepleton Sharon Rhoden Mr and Mrs Ernest Grabowskr Hap Hayes Wayne Shull Ed Smrth Jr Hmdman Gary Grbb hm Free Gladys Free Dons and Bob Armstrong Howard Shike Janet Armstrong Mr and Mrs Ed Rader Kay Armstrong Judy McKelv1e Kay Hawk Marjorre Smrth Clyde Goff Bertha Frednckson Barbara Addleman Clrfford Franks Gayle Ann Tempero Martha Gavrn Francrs Gavrn Shuley Luckenbrll Booster Club U ill U ' ' Band ROW 1: Betty Blodgett. Martha Biddle. Charlotte Rhoden. Ioyce Biddle. ROW 2: Nancy Guilinger. Carol Camp- bell, Ioan Darrah, Bob Kinney, Kay Armstrong. ROW 3: Judy McKeAvie, Doris Shike, Karen Luckenbill, Donald Fredrickson. Trevor Davies, Charles Shike. Linda Hess. ROW 4: Mary Lynn Watson, Paula Hughes, Patty Olson, De- bra Terpening. I ' view I A I? ' K: Q . A Q HINES AND HARRI APP MONMOUTH REVIEW ATLAS Monmousth LIANCE Monmouth GRAHAM TAILOR JOHNSON'S WALLPAPER and PAINT STORE AXLINE DRUGS Monmouth Monmouth Monmouth fu ROW 1: Mary Ann Stevens, Sharon Rhoden Ancrl Gurlinger Carol Peterson ROW 2 Courtney Munson Carl Goff Jim Darrah, Jim Melton. ROW 3: Dick Wolfe, John Perrin Shirley Luckenbill Dorothy Burns Tom Melton ROW 3: Lloyd Tempero, Miss Lefler, Director, Band Officers ROW 1: Carol Peterson, Secretary, Carl Goff, President, Shirley Luckenbill, Vice- President, ROW 2: Martha Biddle, Re- portergMiss Lefler, lnstructorg Betty Blod- gett, Treasurer, CONSTANTS GROCERY Seaton A and B LUNCH Buelah and Barney Blackman Seaton HAYNES and A S ZDELL Alexis RYNER RECREATION Billiards, Luncheon Alexis KISTLER'S HATCHERY Aledo 7 Al' 'Q 4' s M MSRP ,,f Music Girls' Trio ll Joan Darrah. Louise Bellinger, Charlotte Rhoden Boys' Quartet Dale Ross, Jerry Perrin, Paul Dutton. Carl Goff BIRDSELIXS Kirkwood ROSS MA YTA G Monmouth KIRKWOOD Oll. AND GAS CO. Texaco Products Kirkwood MONMOUTH IMPLEMENT CO. Monmouth BARN ES BROTHERS GROCERY Monmouth . 9 . Girls Trio I Doris Shike. Debra Terpening, Joyce Biddle Mixed Octet Dick Wolfe. Charles Shike. Jim Melton, John Perrin, Sharon Rhoden. Martha Biddle, Carol Campbell. Joyce Biddle Ensembles Clarinet Quartet Betty Blodgett, Martha Biddle. Carol Camp- bell. Nancy Guilinger Cornet Trio Dick Wolfe, Shirley Luckenbill, John Perrin Trombone Trio Jim Melton, Jim Darrah, Courtney Munson Girls' Octet Linda Hess. Dorothy Burns, Shirley Lucken- bill, Linda Bellinger, Louise Taylor, Linda Jones, Marie Struble, Melba Kinney 'rio BIG STAR MARKET Monmouth SA NDSTROM PRODUC E Monmouth BENEDICT MUSIC COM PA NY Galesburg HA LLSTROM IEW EL ER Galesburg CONK EY 'S CONFECTION Galesburg Mixed 3 5, -1 1 ,f yr, 3 f f ROW 1: David Lewis, Paul Dutton, Terrance Lescher, John Perrin, Carl Goff, Dale Ross, Tom Melton. ROW 2: Charles Shike,DickWolfe,Charlotte Rhoden, Dorothy Burns,Judy McKelvie,Sharon Rhoden,Debra Terpening, Grace Hall. ROW 3: Jerry Perrin, Courtney Munson, Marie Struble, Carol Campbell, Shirley Luckenbill, Donna Phillips, Martha Biddle, Doris Shike, Mary Lou Davis, Mary Ann Stevens, ROW 4: Connie Lee, Nellie Lenz, Linda Jones, Ruth Stevens, Mary Lynn Watson, Betty Blodgett, Louise Bellinger, BARROWS-ADDLEMAN ENGDAHL IMPLEMENT STORE, INC, T, W, GAVIN and SON Monmouth Your I H C Dealer Monm h out Monmouth Chorus N lun.. XJ' 5 i X X K JL, ROW 1: Jim Me1ton,L1oyd Tempero,Dona1d Fredrickson,Bob Booth, ROW 2: Rosemary Byland, Nancy Byland, Mil- dred Lewis,Me1ba Kinney,Joan Darrah, ROW 3: Janet Blansett, Sharon Wagler, Patricia Olson, Louise Taylor, Jovce Biddle, ROW 4: Jodie Hugz,hes,Janet Martin, Linda Hess, Paula Hughes, Linda Bellinger, Miss KoetaLefler,D1rector. ARTHUR NYMAN and sores, JEWELERS SEARS. ROEBUCK and COMPANY Galesburg, Galesburs Boys Chorus ROW 1 Terrance Lescher Tom Melton. Dale Ross Carl Goff John Pernn Courtney Munson Paul Dutton Joan Darrah Mary Lynn Watson ROW 2 Charles Shtke Donald Fredrickson. Jerry Penin, David Lewis Jxm Melton Lloyd Tempero Robert Booth Dick Wolfe Miss Lefler Director -11 Chorus Officers ROW 1 Charlotte Rhoden Vtce Pres rdent Jrm Melton, Ptesldent Dorrs Shtke Treasurer ROW2 M1ssLeHer Duector David Lewis Student Coun cil Shirley Luckenbill Student Court cxl Carl Goff Vice President Debra Secretary Martha Biddle Reporter Dale Ross. Treasurer Mary Lynn Wat son Secretary DR TALBOT OPTOMETRIST Monmouth GAVIN S CITY SERVICE Monmouth HEWITT FLOWER SHOP PARK N EAT SHAPIROS Monmouth Monmouth Mon mouth Girls Chorus ROVN 1 Joan Darrah. Patty Olson. Charlotte Rhoden Judy McKelv1e Sharon Rhoden Debra Terpening Grace Hall Rosemary Byland Iwancy Byland Mtldred Lewrs Melba Kmney Dorothy Burns ROW 2 Marte Struble Carol Campbell Sh1r1ey Luckenbrll Donna Phrllrps Mary Ann Stevens Mary Lou Davrs Dons Shrke Joyce Brddle Janet Blansett Sharon Wagler Lrnda Bellrnger Lourse Taylor ROW 3 Mrss Lefler Drrector Connre Lee Nelhe Lenz Paula Hughes Mary Lynn Watson Jodre Hughes Janet Marttn Betty Blodgett Lourse Bel rnger Ltnda Jones Lrnda Hess Martha Btddle Ruth Stevens I 9 I u D 0 U I n 1 1 9 ' : I I I g U t 9 1 .r J Q T no O X . : , ' - 1 ' ' ' ' 5 0 ' S .KJ K S n ' z. 3 . 9 Terpentng, President: Tom Melton, 3 Q Q 7 I fly ' U ' 9 I , ' I I I I O I X Mary Lynn Watson, Secretary, Charlotte Rhoden, Vice President, Debra Ter- pening,Song Leader, Doris Shike, Parliamentarian: Mrs, Walter McKelvie, Chapter Mother, Miss Wool1ey,Adviserg Shirley Luckenbill, Reporter, Joyce Biddle, President, Nancy Guilinger, Treasurer, Patty Olson, Historian, CAR'l'ER'S PHARMACY E AND A MOTOR SALES Monmouth Monmouth F. H.A. O 79 ?i NEW YW ,Q I fav 5? X2 2 E, J - aid., fl Q a ' sr 46 ,MO '10 qqxx MARTIN MOTOR SALES De Soto and Plymouth Monmouth MAPLE CITY FLORAL CO Monmouth ROW 1: Lila Blansett, Nellie Lenz, Marie Struble, Grace Hall, Louise Taylor, Betty Blodgett, Linda Jones. ROW 2 Nancy Byland, Louise Bellinger, Linda Hess, Linda Bellinger, Kay Armstrong, Mrs, Walter McKelvie, Chapter Mother Miss Woolley, Adviser, Sharon Wagler, Connie Lee, Ruth Stevens, Joyce Biddle, ROW 3: Jodie Hughes, Melba Kin- ney, Donna Phillips,Martha Biddle, Doris Shike, Carol Peterson, Carol Campbell, Dorothy Burns, Joan Darrah, Janet Blansett, Debra Terpening, Shirley Luckenbill,Janet Martin, ROW 4: Mary Lynn Watson, Patty Olson, Paula Hughes Judy McKelvie, Sharon Rhoden, Nancy Guilinger, Mary Ann Stevens, Rosemary Byland, Charlotte Rhoden, Mildred Lewis. -eu T -R4 f 'ff' 2 13. 'jf' t 'll' Q PI.. ' Q t f' X xii 'D Q X nm ' 'fiffw f 5 Q' S , 0 lf' x R11 0 J rl. F. F. A. A , '-'iz,,3- Q we 1410 0 fn lliX I S Z-J O-5 X LQIULW X T. J. DAVIES and SON Auto Exchange , , , ROW 1: Jim Darrah, Tom Melton, Jim Melton, John Perrin, ROW 2: Mr, Monmouth , , , , , , Keithley, Adviser, David Lewis, Reporter, Not shown , Neal Martin, Sentinel. BEATY FASHION CENTER Monmouth CAVANAUGH MOTOR SALES COOPER'S SERVICE R. C. MUNSON Monmouth Little York Little York ROW 1: Terrance Lescher, John Perrin, Tom Melton, David Lewis, Lawrence Fredrickson, Donald Fredrickson, Phil- lip Dutton,Dwight Boock, Mr. Keithley, Adviser, ROW 2: Edward Raes, Paul Dutton, Jerry Perrin, Bob Struble, Bob Booth, Larry Yerkey, Jim Melton, Lloyd Tempero, Jim Darrah, John Pollock, Courtney Munson, ROW 3: Mickey Stokes, Charles Lee, Robert Isenberg, Charles Shike, Paul Hickerson, Ronnie Yerkey, Larry Earp, Bob Kinney, Dean Talbott, Trevor Davies. lt Yorker Staff ??2f ' ' g , t L ur ROW 1: Linda Hess, Carol Peterson, Mary Lynn Watson, Doris Shike, Editorg Dorothy Burns, Joan Darrah, Betty Blod- gett. ROW 2: Martha Biddle, Nancy Guilinger, Grace Hall, Bill Damewood, David Lewis. Melba Kinney, Shirley Luckenbill, Mr. Huddleston, Adviser SECOND NATIONAL BANK NATIONAL BANK OF MONMOUTI-I MONMOUTH TRUST AND SAVINGS Student Council ROW l: Charlotte Rhoden, Tjodie Hughes, Debra Terpening. Secretary, Shirley Luckenbill, Vice President, Jim Melton, President, Bill Damewood, Treasurerg Sharon Rhoden, Judy McKelvie. ROW 2: Mr. Luckenbill, Adviserg Joyce Biddle, Dwight Boock. Carl Goff, David Lewis, Lloyd Tempero, Martha Biddle. Mary Lynn Watson ,gum .1 T7 T , qv' Mrs. Murl Melton, Mrs. Richard Rhoden. Mrs. Kyle Surber Cooks ROW 1: Wi1liamReitman, William Hawk. ROW 2: Edward Storrs, Richard Stratton. Glenn Mason Bus Drivers School Personnel KINNEY OIL COMPANY I. C. PENNY BEATRICE FOODS Monmouth Galesburg Grade School Custodian High School Custodians James Tippett George Bratton and his helpers, Billy and Jerry f,f lxlCCliljllY DliUL2 CO5.1PAN'l Grade School Board of Education Ixlonmoutli MAPLE CII VY DAUZY Monmouth WILSON ,lLWl2LEll5 Ixloninoutli Wil! LZ BOOK S LONE lklonrnouth RAINBOW ROLLER RINK Monmouth Little York ROW 1: Mr, Irvin Galuslia, Mr,Glenn Olson, Mr, William Olson, Presidentg Mr, 'Ferry Bristow,Principal, ROW 2: Mr, Howard Seaton, Mr, Leslie Gui- linger, Jr., John Brownlee, Clerkg Blaine Barr, Not Shown. Kai Hamilton, Laura Bellinger, Mary Beth Hughes. Grade School Basketball Team NEFF'S SHOE STORE Burlington JOHNSON - RASMUSSEN CO MPAN Y Burlington Cheerleaders WESTERN ZERO LOCKER PLANT Galesburg D TED GROTHE Shoes for all the Family Galesburg SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY Galesburg ROW 1: Richard Gerald, Billy Tempero,Jimmy Hale, Dick Hayes, Dick Ol- son, Dale Campbell, ROW 2: Terry Surber,Stanley Stevens, Ray Goff, Billy Barrington,Bill Pollock, Roland Barr, ROW 3: Mr. Bristow, Coach, Herbie Toops, Chuck Stevens, Bob Munson, Jerry Barrington, Jim Christian, David Olson, Bob Foster, lst Grade ROW 1: Steven Phillips, Michael Miller, Lee Nichols, Michael Allen. Larry Temple, Bobby Scull. ROW 2: Carol Toops. Linda Melton. Diana Van Skike, Kay Hughes. Betty Jo Kick. Linda Garland, Mrs. White- man, Teacher. ROW3: Linda Neal. Rosy Lenz, Connie Hamilton. Dale Haben, Tommy Wilson, lane Ann Barrington, Kathy Smith 2nd Grade ROW 1: Sharon Brownlee, Steven Olson, Sherry Barr, Sally Dutton, Bonnie Van Skike, Patty Foster. ROW 2: Gayle Tempero, Mickey Mason, Frances McKelvie, Mary Neal, Roger Kinzer, Terry Winters. ROW 3: Tommy Simonson, Kevin Watson, Franklin Scanlan, Nadene Dutton, Barbara Blodgett, Jack Pruett,Mrs. Simpson CSub.J, Wanda and Sheila Elder and Mrs. Stevens, Teacher: Not Shown 3rd Grade ROW 1: Sharon Crowley, Stanley Logsdon, David Toops, Teddy Olson. Kathy Hamilton, Barbara Kick. Susan Wilson, Gayland Spaulding. ROW 2: Joyce Simonson, Stanley Stripe, Bonnie Martin, Delores Gerald. Jon Dauma, Deborah Welch, Johnny Brownlee, Phillip Christian ROW 3: Mike Nichols. Nancy Haben. Mary Ann McKe1vie, Jean Ann Seaton, Lynn Mason, Allen Bertelsen, David Dutton, Shirley Lenz, Mrs. Rader, Teacher: Larry Neal, Not Shown WARREN COUNTY SERVICE CO. Monmouth TURNBULL FUNERA L HOME Monmouth V.: Q v H -avi QU - 4th Grade ROW 1: Forrest Struble. Paul Kinzer. Bobby Stevens, Randol Steepleton. Dwight Temple, Billy Scanlan. ROW 2: Lillian Bellinger, Carol Hale. Chris Hamilton, Sharon Biddle. Sandra Terpening, Marilyn Brown. Dianna Hicketson. ROW 3: Janet Armstrong, Joyce Olson, Ruth Chris- tian, Dick Hays, Joyce Hanson, Phyllis Tempero, Billy Joe Watson, Sharon Dye, Sherrilyn Surber, Mrs. Brown, Teacher 5th Grade ROW 1: Herbie Toops, Stevie Dauma, Bob Foster, Charles Stevens. David Olson. ROW 2: Carol Jean Hickerson, Sharilyn Wolfe, Ann Guilinger, Jeanne Dutton, Karen Van Skike. ROW 3: RichardGerald. Pat Booth, Mike Booth, Bob Munson, Jerry Barrington, Jimmie Christian, Miss Fields, Teacher 6th Grade ROW 1: Duwayne Stoutt, Janice Hickerson, Jimmy Hale, Bernard Brown, Kai Hamilton, Leona Earp, lilly Tempero. ROW 2: Bill Plillih. Dixie Toops, Don Adair, IN! Silfllble, Dick Olson, Susan cKttvt6.Dalc Campbell. Row 3: h B. Y mi' rg John Lenz, HQ! Lescher, south ,, , Billy Fillmlll ' V Q W ETHERBEE SPORTING GOODS CO. Galesburg A LEDO BUSINESS ASSOCIATION Aledo 7th-Sth Grades KQOKV 1: Frances Nichols, Pa- tricia Nichols,Beatrice Han- son, William Barrington, Ann Melton, Ray Goff, Virginia Newland, Karen Yerkey, LindaBarr, ROW 2: Mr,l3ris- tow, Kenneth Dauma, sue Toops, Sharon Booth, Judy Montgomery, Larry Nichols, Stanley Stevens, Joyce Yer- key, Elizabeth Lewis, Linda Watson, William Pollock. ROW 3: Thomas Stevens, Karen Luckenbill,Laura Bel- linger, Myra Knupp, Mary Beth Hughes, Sandra Dutton, Terry Surber, Rolland Barr, Jack Phillips. Joyce Taylor, Robert Reitman, and Robert Hayes, Not Shown. fa Grade School Band McKAY MUSIC COMPAN Y Davenport ROW 1: Billy Tempero, Richard Gerald, Dixie Toops, Susan McKe1vie, Sharilyn Wolfe, Linda Barr, Chris Hamilton, Janet Armstrong, Phyllis Tempero. ROW 2: John Lenz, Herb Toops, Dick Olson, Don Adair, Ann Guilinger, Sondra Stevens, Ray Goff, Virginia Newland, Rollie Barr, Karen Yerkey, loyce Yerkey, Miss Lefler, Director: Myra Knupp, Linda Watson. 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