Lovington High School - Mirror Yearbook (Lovington, IL)

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FRESHMRN CLASS

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The Freshman Class entered high school pretty green. It didn't take long lor us to get over it because the upper classmen were so friendly. We started the year by electing class officers. They are as follows: President Colleen McCoy Vice-President Glenn Newberry Secretary-Treasurer ------------------------------------- Steve Brown Reporter Glenda Gladville Our class sponsors were Miss Goodgion and Mr. Peiffer. We chose Mary Jo Davis and Ronald Pound to represent us in the Student Council. Our cheerleader was Jane Cochran. Homecoming came next. Our candidates for King and Queen were Steve Brown and Glenda Gladville. We had our window at Rutger's. The theme of our float was We'll Have A Whale Of A Time With Illiopolis.” We enjoyed the dance very much. Our first activity was the Freshman Dance which we called the Pep Dance for the game with Arthur. Our other acUvity was the V-Roy show. Although it was a very foggy night we made some profit. We are planning a fish fry in May and a class picnic also in May. ¥ 1st Row—Dale Bower, Steve Brown, Wayne Brown. 2nd Row—Richard Carlson, Jane Cochran, Bob Coslow, Mary Jo Davis. 3rd Row—Sue Day, Charlene Dyer, Frank Ensign, Maurine Ensign, David Foster, Glenda Gladville. 4th Row Max Grant, David Harned, Danny Hines, Dean Kearney, Lovina Kirkwood, Richard Kruger. 5th Row—Colleen McCoy, Hazel Miller, Ruth Murphy, Tom Nelson, Glenn Newberry, Roy Patrick 6th Row—Harold Phelps, Ronald Pound, Raymond Quick, Rosalie Sautelet, Gene Shaw, Kay Slowe. 7th Row—Betty Lou Smith, Jerry Smith, Ronnie Stinson, Shirley Stinson, Darrell Taylor, Lynda West.

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The Daily Mirror NUMBER ONE VOLUME ONE LOVINGTON, ILLINOIS. MAY 6. 1964 Applause Causes Catastrophe; Asked Not To Sing In Open (New York. May 1964) Thunderous applause caused by th«? singing of Miss Joan Borders last night caused the plaster in the ceiling of the Metropolitan Opera to crumble and come crashing down upon the capacity crowd No one was injured seriously; however, the noise of the applause heard in New Jersey made the people fear a raid from Mars and take shelter. Miss Borders has been asked to sing only in the open because of the damage her applause causes. CARTOONIST AND MODEL ON V ACATION IN FLORIDA (Miami Beach, May 1964) Walt Disney's most dreaded competi- tor. Duane Eckel. is vacationing in Florida this month with his famous mod- el. Martin Chicken Pox Smith. Both are multi-millionaires as a result of the wide reading of the comic book. Chicken Pox Sm.th. The two make television appearances quite frequently also. Carole Ann Noland, Sports Announcer, Buys Ball Club (St. Louis. Mo., May 1964) Carole Ann Noland, one of the first women sports announcers in America has bought the St. Louis Cards. Miss Noland told reporters that sh: expects the team to play baseball, basket- ball. and football with very little extra training and a lot of encouragement which she intends to provide with her squad of cheerleaders from the Noland Cheer School. In spite of her owning the team. Miss Noland’s broadcasts will be completely unbiased. GIRL REPLACES LIBERACE (New York. May 1964) Janet Watkins, said to be the world's • most musical citizen, replaces the now toothless Liberace on his television show. Miss Watkins will combine her piano playing to produce s very enjoy- able T. V. show. STRIKES OIL FOR 108TH TIME (Palacious, Texas, 1964) Rich oil tycoon. Ronald Murphy from Palacious. Texas has just struck oil for the 108th time. Mr. Murphy owns 8 000 acres of good ranch land. Experts say his land has more oil on it than any other land in the world. WORLD’S BEST SNOOKER PLAYER TO GIVE EXHIBITION IN OLD HOME TOWN (Lovington. May 1964) Francis Harned. said to be the world’s best Snooker player, will give an exhibi- tion in his old home town next week. Although he has never been beaten he always challenges the best player in town for his exhibition. Many of Mr. Harned’s old schoolmates w II be on hand at the Lovington Pool Academy to see this great exhibition. American Girl Trains Bullfighters In Mexico (Mexico City. May 1964) Bullfighting in Mexico has become a million dollar business since the open- ing of a special training school for bull- fighters under the direction of Miss Frances Marler. formerly of the U. S. A. Miss Marler became interested in bull- fight.ng during her high school career where she specialized in the subject. The slogan of the school is Get the Bull Be- fore He Gets You. Miss Marler is very popular with the toreador set of Mexico City. PAINTER HAS PRIZE WINNING COLLECTION Mr. David Lindsay, famed painter, has been awarded a medal for hav ng the most complete variety of paintings Many of his paintings are in art mu- seums all over the world. His most pr.zed painting is one of Aphrodite. God- dess of Love and Beauty. Can A Brunette Play The Part of “Dumb Blond?” (Hollywood. Calif.. May 1964) Miss Viola Oyer is the center of a controversy in Hollywood this week. Two well-known producers seem to disagree on whether or not a brunette can play the part of My Friend Irma who Is definitely a blond. An old schoolteacher vouches that Miss Oyer has the talent and personality to play the part. HERBERT MILLER PAINTS BLACK SEA RED (Turkey. May 1964) Herbert Junior Miller is before the investigating committee today. He is be- ing quizzed as to why he painted the Black Sea red. Mr. Miller says black is an unhappy color and besides he Is partial to red. Friesner and Agent Woodard Attempt Cross Pacific Swim (San Francisco, May 1964) Miss Dolores Friesner and her agent, Mr. Glenn Woodard, will leave San Fran- cisco at 6:30 in the morning on their way across the Pacific Ocean. Mr. Wood- ard will accbmpany his swimmer in a jet propelled row boat. This is the first attempt ever made at a cross-Pacific swim, however. Miss Friesner and Mr. Woodard crossed the Atlantic in 1960. Odell and Rainey Use Einstein s Lab For Experiments (New York. May 1964) Miss Karen Odell and Miss Rosie Rainey have taken over the once promi- nent scientist Albert Einstein’s labora- tory with plans to carry on experiments on different methods of educating hair. Miss Odell said. I feel that a person with educated hair will lose his inferior- ity complex. Miss Rainey made the statement. We have been working on the aspect of edu- cating inorganic substances for several years. We now think we have a solu- tion. For all those who are not bald our slogan is Use your hairl Save your brain I FOSTER NAMED PRESIDENTS RIGHT HAND MAN (Washington. May 4. 1964) Walter Winchell Jr. today proclaimed Mr. George O. Foster the President's right hand man. Each morning Mr. Foster manicures the right hand of the president. GOODRICH CIGAR COMPANY BUYS AMERICAN TOBACCO CO. (New York. May 1964) In a news conference today. Mr. Dave Goodrich announced that his cigar com- pany paid Jack Benny two million dollars for the American Tobacco Company. Mr. Goodrich plans to market multi- colored cigarettes and change the slogan L. S. M. F. T. to L. S. M. T. C., which means Lucky Stripe Means Two Colors! INSURES FEET FOR MI IXION (Chicago. 1964) Miss Shirley Phillips, famed roller- derby skater, has Insured her twinkling feet for one million dollars. When interviewed by this reporter. Miss Phillips remarked. Where would I be without 'em!