Lovington High School - Mirror Yearbook (Lovington, IL)

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tyuKiax Roaming back two short years ago we find ourselves green freshmen. To start the year off we elected Jim Adkins — President, Roy Hinton — Vice President. Dick Evans Secretary-Treasurer. Our Student Council members were Sharon Foster and Kenton Mattison. For advisors we chose Mrs. Kuntz and Mr. Mason. One year back and there we are “Silly Sophomores.” Thank Goodness! This year we elected Jim McClard—President, Lawrence Wacaser—Vice President, Sarah Townley—Secretary-Treasurer, Shirley McCoy—Reporter. We selected Barbara Har- lin and Lawrence Wacaser as our Student Council representatives. For our Home- coming Queen and King candidates we elected Mary Enloe and Dick Evans. To guide us we chose Mrs. Vaughn and Mr. Corgan. That brings us up to the present date and here we are “Big Smart Juniors.” First thing off we elected Shirley McCoy—President, Jim Green—Vice President, Freda Keeling— Secretary-Treasurer, Charlotte Jones—Reporter. LeEtta Nelson and Law- rence Waoaser represented us in the Student Council. As Homecoming Queen and King candidates we selected LeEtta Nelson and Jim McClard. We won third prize on the iloat we entered in the parade which was $5.00. Also we won the $5.00 prize for the best decorated homecoming window. We chose Mrs. Foley and Mr. Robley as our advisors this year. A lot of fun came when we presented the Junior Class Play, which was named “Crazy But Cute,” directed by Miss Merlo. The cast was as follows: Jim McClard, Nancy Bicknell, Lawrence Wacaser, Richard Adcock, Shirley McCoy, Charlotte Jonea Matilyn Landgrebe, Fred Quick, LeEtta Nelson, Amy Lou Purvis, Patty Phelps, Jim Gieen. Of course, the profits went to help out on the Junior-Senior Prom. Then on May 7, 1954, we held the Junior-Senior Prom. We had a big time planning and financing the Prom. The theme was “Big Top.” We hope you all had a barrel of fun! We have one more year to go and we are hoping as Seniors we will learn as much as we have the last three years. Row 1—Richard Adcock, Nancy Bicknell. Row 2—Phyllis Butler, Hubert Davis, Oma Jean Dyer, Charles Enloe, Mary Enloe. Row 3—Dick Evans, Sharon Foster, Jim Green, Barbara Harlin, Marvin Harned. Row 4—Roy Hinton, Charlotte Jones, Freda Keeling, Bob Kruger, Marilyn Landgrebe. Row 5—Jim McClard, Shirley McCoy, Mary Miles, Bill Minor, LeEtta Nelson. Row 6—Patty Phelps, Ronnie Phillips, Amy Lou Purvis, Fred Quick, Lawrence Wacaser.

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So iAomo c 0ityi4t vuf In the fall of 1952 the doors of L. H. S. opened to a new freshman class. There were thirty-three of us. To start things off we elected our class officers. They were Donna Schuetz, president; Danny Fread, vice-president; Jackie Dahm, secretary- treasurer; Gene Pryor, reporter; Danny Fread and Jennett Weakly as Student Council representatives. Our class advisors were Miss Dowler and Mr. Stoldt. We were active in our homecoming event, winning first prize on our float. For our homecoming king and queen we selected David Townley and Mary Goad. Our money making project for the year was the stand at the Arthur football game. Fern Newberry was elected to represent us as cheer leader. This year we are back as sophomores, some gone, but some new faces added to to our class. Gone but not forgotten is our classmate Herman Carlson, who was stricken with polio during the summer. For our leaders this year we chose David Townley, president; Dick Carter, vice- president; Danny Fread, secretary-treasurer; Jack Redfem, reporter; Gene Noland and Kenneth Sutton as members of the student council. With the help of our class advisors, Miss Penn and Mr. Dufour we sponsored a paper drive which added $11.37 to our class treasury. For our homecoming candidates, we selected Jennett Weakly and Dick Carter. The sophomore class added six regular players to the football squad, as well as to the other sports. We have enjoyed our first two years at L. H. S., and we are looking forward to the remaining two. Row 1—Margaret Brightman, Dick Carter, Jackie Dahrm. Row 2—Jackie Davis, June Everett, Edna Fleischauer, Danny Fread. Row 3—Mary Goad, Janet Grabb, Karen Grant, Carviel Hale, Carol Kearney, Eddie Maxwell. Row 4—Barbara Mercer, Fern Newberry, Gene Noland, Jerry O’Bryan, John Ostrow- sky, Don Oyer. Row 5—Jack Redfern, Wanda Ruff, Anamary Schable, Donna Schuetz, John Smith, Kenneth Sutton. Row 6—David Townley, Jennett Weakly, Roger Wildman, Alice Willoughby, Sandra Winings, Don Wood.