Lowpoint Washburn High School - Quill Yearbook (Washburn, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1955 volume:

FOREWORD We the members of the Flashback Staff of Lowpomt Washburn Hrgh School present thxs annual of 1955 to the faculty and students In th1s book we hope to g1V6 you a lastmg remembrance of your year s actrvxtres and events some of whrch were gettmg new lockers and basketball umforms plus ourdances sponsored by the drfferent classes Those thank the school board the teachers of the umt and the students for helpmg make thrs year s events poss1ble and successful We must not forget our academrc subjects either for they also are very rmportant As Francxs Bacon wrote Cmfy men contemn studzes Szmple men admzre them And wzse men use tbem. 1 ' . 7 , . . . . . are just a few of the many activities in which our students have taken part. We want to , . 7 . . , . , . U ' . Administration Imkete please 14. T A llttle more thls may Coaches ln 1 dxecussxon JL Q , . i . , . , .QM f i A I 1 T i f ' . ' TQ 4 K ki . . X .H f ' ' , 3 MR. A. R. WETZEL Superintendent and Principal MRS LE ROY FAGOT Subsmure Home Ec MRS EMERSON BILL MR RICHARD GREENE MR KENNETH CONDIT Home Economics Band Agriculture - Ns M MRS- DEEN WISEMAN MR. J. AUSTIN ECKSTEIN MR. GENE NEUNDABER Business Education Mathematics and Coach .Social Science and Assxsranr Coach MISS ANN BRADLEY Vocal Music MISS BARBARA BAIN MR FRANCIS FREMGEN MR JOHN WEBER Englxsh and P E Enghsh and Speech Scxence and Drivers' Traxnmg COOKS Mrs. Damerell Mr s. Brummet 5-'J Mrs. Hoppe BUS D RIVERS SFCR ETARY M rss Evelyn Melsmer , Tweddale, Hollls, Garber Nuske, Arends, Losher ,--.vv- 'ic 4,434 Who IS lf we hunt when we want a yob done or when we cannot fmd someth1ng7 Who else but Hoppe 7 You may wonder who rioppe IS but lf you have been wxth us very long you w1ll know that he rs our lamtor and all around handyman Charles Hoppe C Hoppe J has been vuth us for almost If you meet h1m rn the halls or see hmm when he IS checlung the thennometers, he wxll always have a greetmg for you When there IS a school dance or other such actrvnty Hoppe w1ll get the necessary equtpment out rather than have us upset the whole school huntmg for rt just one thmg Hoppe On behalf of the entxre student body and faculty of Lowpomt Washburn Hxgh School, we, of the year book staff want you to know how much we apprecxate what you have been domg for us 99 ' - a 9 twenty-one years. He came in August of 1934 to be exact. . . I , ,, . R , . . Semors Gardner V Pres Anderson Pres anssen Sec Wood Treas lung and Queen The actrvrtres of the school year were begun vsrth the senrors ID charge of the freshman 1n1t1atron Our proyects haxe been sellrng popcorn at the home basketball games a chxllr supper and thellomecommg Dance on lnebruarx 1 igarnst a background of blue and vxh1tc crepe paper vsrth srlver stars Drck Wood crowned Brll Gardner and Delores llhnrrell lungs and queen Other candxdates were Phyllrs 7enzen l'm1lv lanssen Terry Glaub and llrchard x71SSEI'1f'lg Xe are loolxrng forward to the play Dead lx Earnest the semor trvp and graduatron ln 'November we were saddened bx the loss of one of our beloxed class mates and frrends Russell Nan llooser We wrll always remember Russ not onlx as afrrend but also as an enthusrastrc worker 1n class actrvrtres Xe would lrlte to thank our sponsors Nlrss Barn Nlr Frempen and 'Ur Neunaber for co operatrng wrth us throughout the year gn A Conversatlon A in--all it! 53' uv '-chain RICHARD W VISSERING JEAN C SCHERTZ RICHARDI WOOD SHIRLEY A DUBOIS DONALD L HATTAN WILLIAM R. GARDNER DELORES J. WHIRRELL PHYLLIS C KEMP ROGER L EILTS PHYLLISJ ZENZEN EMILY K IANSSEN DALE L BENNINGTON DALE C. LOSHER THIRZA L. CORDES HAROLD F BOON FRANCES I GARBER PERRY S REDIGER DOROTHY M WALLACE GERALD R GLAUB K EITH E PORCH RANY C HERRON LINDA L LAIBLE GARY TWEDDALE WILLIAM J HARDMAN CLEDITH M HAWKINS PAUL E. ANDERSON Semor Prophecy The other day, as I was watchrng the WEAK news bulletrn over my rnter-planetary tele caster I was surprrsed to see Cyou guessed rtl an old classmate of mrne berng rntervrewed bya reporter It was Gary Tweddale the brg crgar tycoon owner of the Tweed Tobacco Co maker of Tweeds longer lastrng more durable plastrc crgars And as I found out rn the rntervrew Gary was gorng to sponsor the frrst annual Mrss Solar System contest of 1975 Thrs lrttle rncrdent got me to thrnkrng about my old classmates Frnally I decrded to try to track down some of them rust for old trmes sake so I sat rrght down and wrote a letter to the local B F T D I O O C fBureau For Trackrng Down Informatron On Old Classmatesl Thrs year of 1975 rs certarnly full of convenrences Cfor people tryrng to track down rnformatron on old classmatesl A few days later I recerved a return message contarnrng my classmates names Cmany of whrch I had forgottenl therr addresses, and rnformatron about them At the head of the lrst was Dale Losher Bev erly Hrlls Calrfornra Dale rs makrng a serres of prctures for televrsron and rs fast becomrng a star on One Gun Theater Everyone had always felt that when Wakely retrred Dale, the croonrng cowpuncher wrth hrs boots and swaggerrng gart would take over However western prctures have are entrtled Lopealong Losher and Hrs Plane tord Pals Next on the lrst was Rrchard Vrsserrng and from the rnformatron I could gather concernrng hrm he rs a brg restaurant owner rn New York Hrs place of busrness rs known as the Frshworm Pal-ace Spaghettr rs the mam drsh Brll Hard man another old trmer from the class of 55 has a couple of rmportant jobs rn Rrch s restaurant He measures the spaghettr and cuts rt off rn strands of equal length and count the meatballs as they pop out of the automatrc pop up meatball machrne I always knew that Brll would put hrs great understandrng of physrcs to use As I went on down the lrst I found Phyllrs hemp s address as Washrngton D C I found that she had been elected toCongress by the Alaskan legrslature She has won many rrghts for the Eskrmos by her oratory rn Congress such as socral securrty for retrred carrbou hunters over srxty frve, and an rnvestrgatron of the redherrrngs rnfrltratrng the salmon mdustry jean Schertz was my next encounter on the lrst She rs lrvrng rn Chrcago and workrng on a televrsron program where she demonstrates cook rng and rts many drfferent modes and phases srmrlar to her demonstratrons rn Englrsh class The program rs frtfully called, Thrs Is Your Supper You Cooked It Now Ear It l came to Dale Bennrngton s name next but I drdn t have to look for rnformatron on hrm be cause berng a wrestlrng fan I already know qurte a brt about hrm from readrng wrestlrng fan magazrnes Dale has become famous as unde feated Horrrble Harry the Hrdeous Head Locker He derrves hrs name Harry from the trrc way he masters hrs opponents Dale had always been proud of the harr on hrs chest Crt was a cute lrttle thrngb but only because I saw hrm on t v a number of trmes drd I belreve that he could ever comprle enough brush to hrde behrnd thus eludrng hrs foe Emrly Janssen I found, has marrred a rrch farmer from the Lowpornt area and has clrmbed to the hrghest rung of the ladder rn Lowpornt so- crety She even belongs to the local chapter of the Socrety For Wrves Of Farmers Wrth Hrred Help The presrdent of our Senror Class ofl955 Paul Anderson came next We all knew Paul would make good He has a yob rn an astronomrcal lab oratory rn Nevada just lately Paul has been observrng a newly drscovered planet The most astoundrng thrng about the planet says he, rs that the rnhabrtants are all females The usually cool headed Paul seems to have frnally gotten rrled up He has been observed workrng furrously on a rocket shrp whrch he rntends to navrgate to The next name I saw brought back old memor res at once It was my old pal Brll Gardner Wrllre has frnally made Baseball s Hall of Fame He rs the custodran there And accordrng to my lrst of rnformatron he rs strll gorng steady wrth Delores Whrrrell Brll has never got up enough courage to pop the questron even though rt was Delores s rnfluence that helped hrm get the posrtron as janrtor For you see, she has become the frrst female rn major league baseball and has replaced Duke Snrder rn the Brooklyn lrneup Last year she led the Natronal League rn unassrsted trrple plays The next news I leamed was that Dorothy Wal lace has made the headlrnes as a woman scren trst She has rnvented an automatrc rncubator that works by cacklrng rnto an electrrc ear Dorothy says she came up wrth the rdea one day when she was dorng a lrttle at random cacklrng As I cackled to myself about that one I saw that the name of Harold Boon was next Harold rs workrng as a strong man rn a crrcus srde show, and has Thrrza Lou Cordes as hrs assrstant Whrle Harold packs hrs clothes for the next trrp her rob rs to pack hrs werghts and apparatus used rn the show rnto a case and load them onto a truck The next name I came across was that of Don ald Hattan now Pancho Hattano the brg tortrlla . . , , 7 . . . , . . . 1 s - , ' - A u a u , . , a , . . , . 0 - ' R ' - D Q 9 - , . . . ,N n . ' 7 1 ' . . ,, . . . . W - . . . . . . l . . I , , , . 0 . . , . . . . , . . , , , , . Y I . . Q . . , u 1 , Y l u n n . , - - . . 7 . ' Y Q - Q 1 1 I . , . , I . ' ' 1 been re-adjusted to the times. Dale's pictures the new-found planet he has christened Utopia . . ,, . , - - - 9 . . . . . . I R , . n ' , , . 1 . . . . . . . - . , - . , . , . . , . . . . , I . . . . . . . . . . , S . . Q I u , R , - , , . . , . . . , . . , . . - . . R n . , . l . . . A . , . . U . . ' - 1 W R I ' ' 1 ' 7 1 gg t rn Nlexrco Don has advanced from a crude tortrlla machrne t a long assembly lrne where each machrne has rts own job In the packrng room the tortrllas are put rnto packages and labeled Lncle Pancho s Tasty Tortrllas Here rn the L S we refer to Lncle Pancho as Aunt Iemrma Upon searchrng through the rnformatron on Cle drth Haw kms Ifound that she has frnally achrev ed her lrfelong ambrtron by breakrng through the sound barrrer wrth a typewrrter I drd rt typrng on lust one sentence Cledrth modestly stated at a press conference but next trme Im gorng to try rt on a whole paragraph The well known naturalrst Lrnda Lee Larble was also a member of that long forgotten array f school mates She reached her herght of fame several years ago when she rnvented hardy flower whrch grows and grows rn all krnds of weather Ever srnce she rnvented rt rt has been contrnuously grovung It has become qurte large somethrng lrke 300 ft hrgh But rt s gust a young thrng and rs strll growrng Lrnda calls rt her Brg Burly Bluebell One member of the Class of 55 has also garned renown as an Olymprc and INatronalA A U cham pron It rs Phyllrs Zenzen She rs now known as Trrggy 7rggy the fabulous sprke shot one I found as I read on that Chref Petty Offrcer Ixerth Porch better known to hrs men as old salt spray has retrred after a long and actrve career rn the Navy, and rs now workrng at the theater agarn takrng trckets ushermg wrth hrs lrttle penlrght and tryrng to keep the norse down to a dull roar Frances Garber the renowned wrrter came next Fran has wrrtten many famous poems novels manuscrrpts short storres ballads and even a few hreroglyphrcal eprgrams on the desk IOPS rn studyhall at her dear old alma mater One of her most recent books a novel for people of all ages rs a heart warmrng story frlled wrth tears and laughter entrtled Lrce on the Loose descrrbrng her old classmates rmmedrately after graduatron Another of my old classmates has become a publrc personalrty Thrs rs Shrrley DuBors She rs an actress portrayrng Maggre the butlers lawyer s second cousrn who goes around lookrng cross eyed at everyone and callrng them nasty names on the radro program Rowdy Rudy I comes on every Monday mornrng at 8 30 and rs sponsored by Glee the soap that takes the blues out of washrng Therr slogan rs Put Glee rn Your Washday Blurng Roger Erlts was the next member of the Class of 55 mentroned on the lrst Roger rt seems has taken money he earned drrvrng hrs dad's hay baler and bought hrmself a horse ranch From hrs stables have come many famous horses such as Sway Back Sam Bag A Bones and Feed Bag Floyd Hrs horses have won many prrzes lrke when one of hrs mares was named Mrss Rrgor Nlortrs of 1907 The horse was prcked on the basrs of havrng been dead for frfty years In Roger s busrness the motto rs the deader the better You see he rarses nags for the glue factory Perry Redrger was the vrctrm of perhaps the strangest work of fate mentroned rn the entrre lrst One day whrle he was attendrng hrs prrze mule the anrmal krcked hrm squarely on the port srde and lrfted hrm far beyond mortalrty Perry havrng donned the cape and horns that he used rn our junror class play has succeeded Beelze bub as Gate Keeper to the southern sector of the Happy Huntrng Ground Drck Wood or the srngrng troubador as he rs known from coast to coast and from pole to pole rs perhaps more wrdely known than any other of my former classmates Soda pop good lookrng grrls, and drabolrcal nonsense had been Drck s motto rn hrgh school and apparently strll rs He has traveled all over the Amerrcas rrdrng the rods hrtch hrkrng and stowrng away on gar bage scows and rs known to every female ad mrrer as the wooer of women It s hrs curly harr andromantrc hrllbrlly songs that really makes hrm so popular as he drrfts from town to town rarsrng Old Ned as soon as the sun goes down Wrthout a doubt, the most educated and most rntellrgent of all my old school mate rs Rany Herron Rany after savrng enough money from hrs truck gardenrng traveled to Washrngton D C where he has stated that he wrll attempt to read every book rn the Congressronal Lrbrary He s strll got a long way to go but the great learned man rs makrng rncredrble progress In a recent news conference Rany sard It rs my resolute convrctron that far above ary remnant of uncer tarnty any rndrvrdual no matter to what degree he mrght appear mrcroscoprcal as long as hrs mental endowment extends to the customary ex tent should have the facultres to accomplrsh the rdentrc-al explort whrch I contrrve to complete rn due trme In a way I was rnwardly unhappy when Ifrn rshed readrng about my old classmates It had brought back many drfferent krnds of old memor res KI won t mentron what partrcular krnds here D However rt was trme for me to get down to the ball park and start warmrng up My lungs that rs You see the Cardrnals were playrng the Indrans rn the frnal game of the 1975 World Serres and berng a loyal Cardrnal fan, I had to take trme out from my yob as a peanut vendor to root them on to vrctory They swept the Serres rn four games yust lrke the Grants drd when I was a senror But that s nothrng hrstory seems to be repeatrng rtself rn every phase of lrfe For rnstance Inde pendence Day came on july 4th and Chrrstmas falls on the 25th of December agarn thrs year just lrke rt drd when I was a senror jerry G1 aub 'ma o ' I ' . - ' ' , ' - . . 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' r Z . 1 cr pp ' ' ' I a . , , I n q R ' 4 o , ' - 1 , 1 , , , , ' 1 4 , . 1 ' 9 ' ' r ' ' 7 . . . . . - Sensor WIII I Kexth Porch wxll my hot rod drxvmg techm ques to all the members of the drxvers trarnmg class I Perry Redrger, leave my only successful attempt to take the tractor swxmmmg wrrh me In December to the bnghter members of the Fresh men Ag Class I Frances Garber, bequeath my abrhty to keep out of mnschxef rn all my spare trme to Dave Cochran, but my D A R award I keep I Shxrley DuBo1s, leave my beat up Chevre and my mborn talent to hrt a pedestrran on the dead run to Sharon Burdon I Cledxth Hawkrns bequeath my lrttle note book of household hmts to Barbara Norms I Rrchard Wood, wrll my loyalty to the Demo cratrc party and my mfamous mule laugh Clarxce Strauch to keep the Democratrc spxrxt 1n school I Roger Exlts, leave to next years Pest Con over from brrd huntmg I Thrrza Lou Cordes bequeath my tendency to rxng wrong numbers to Judy Porch, but the at tractrons at the U ofI are stall mme I jean Schertz, wrll my volley ball serve and the headaches from workmg on the Senror sectzon of the yearbook to Carolyn Call I Delores Whrrrell leave my frrm convxctnon that parakeets can talk to Barbara Emery I Rrchard Vrssermg bequeath my forged certx fxcate of graduatxon from my favorxte dancxng school to Kenny VanDeVeer I Jerry Glaub leave nothxng, to nobody be cause rf the strawberry busrness IS bad thrs year that wrll be all that I can afford I Dorothy Wallace wall my abrlrty to stay out of trouble but yet accomplxsh noth1ng rn 7th hour study hall to Dalton Jessup I, Gary Tweddale bequeath my speedy and accurate calculatrons rn bookkeepmg to Robert Hxcks I Phylhs Kemp leave my calm and conserva txve ways around school to Ralph Gay and my gluey fxngers from glumg ads for the yearbook to the poor soul who gets that job next year I Em1lyjanssen,w1ll my abxlxty toleap through the basketball nm durrng cheermg practrce to Jrm Robmson I Don Hattan bequeath all of my notes on how to remove trees from roadsrdes wxth my car to janet Janssen I B111 Gardner leave my blond hart and flat top to Barb Weers and my krngshxp to some luc yumor boy I Paul Anderson, w1ll my long explanatrons durmg class meetmgs and short explanatrons durmg class to Vrrgrl johns I Dale Losher grve my old nag cowboy boots, sxx guns and the long rxdes on the range to Joyce Jenkrns I B111 Hardman leave my abrlrty to stay on top of the :ce when skatmg rather than fallmg I Lrnda Larble bequeath all of my many hob bxes, home ec projects, and 4 H champron swme to Kenny Wmkler for hrs benefrt when he takes up hrs professxon of bemg a confrrmed bachelor I Harold Boon wrll my up roarmg snortmg, jeep to Mrcky Swanson and my headaches from bemg productron manager of our play to some hard workmg and capable lunror for use In the future I Rany Herron grve my truck gardemng notes to Janet Tjaden and my abrlrty to hand rn work on ume to Pat Haney I Dale Bennmgton, bequeath my masculme physrque to Roger Nuske and my urge to keep up wrth the rest of the hot rodders to Carl Un zxcker I Phyllrs Zenzen, gxve my dramond and the house on the farm to Lrnda Schertz Subscrrbed and sworn to th1s seventh day of May m the year mneteen hundred frfty f1ve Csrgnedl THE SENIOR CLASS C O , n . n - I Q u , . I Q- .' n . D , , , . . . . , . . . . 7 . I . . u ,, . ,, I ' , . . ky . , . q . 1 . l ' . 1 1 . ' 1 ' ' ' to , teslt Champions, all of the B.B.'s that I had left through like some people I know,to Don Ransom. 1 1 1 ' 7 . 1 1 . l 1 l 1 I . Y . , . . . . . . . 1 l . . 1 . I' 1 1 . U 1 1 . 1 ' 1 l . Deadlq Ernest Fzrst Row Kemp Whurell Wallace Cordes Garber Second Row DuBo1s Janssen Zenzen Tbzrd Row Hardman Redrger Losher was takenl Henry Gxlcresz Our Hero Aunt Ethel Head of Boardmg House Margxe Aunt Ethel s Daughter Dlfecfof Pumpkm Aunt Ethel s Daughter Glaub Wood fDale Bennrngton was not present when thls prcture Drck Wood Phyllts Kemp Shlrley DuBo1s Dorothy Wallace 111 Pumpkxn s Pal Gladys Henry s grrl frzend Aunt Stella Aunt Ethel s Slster Clarrssa An Old Mard Ernestrne An Old Mard Ernre A Tall Texan Mr Bumpus A Llttle Pathetrc Man Sleepy Bumpus Buddy C E Grrmm Aunt Ethel s Friend Dr Ernest Mlddle-aged Doctor Prompter Thlrza Lou Cordes Delores Whurell Fmrly Janssen Frances Garber Phyllxs Zenzen Dale Losher jerry Glaub Brll Hardman Perry Redrger Dale Benntngton Tanks pal Y Stage Managers 5 , Vissering Lalble DuBoxs Boon Bennmgton Garber l' Wallace Anderson Losher Wood 4 ur X A 'J X . , xx T Wu. J' V' V A . o, fx K Y Dlshwasher' Mud ples An expenment 'T' gwllv 9- 3.4 'f A -.-:Q C., Makxng cookles Eat1ng7 1 . X H O M E C O M I N G P R O M b 1 Z 'K E in H E--MJ ' - :ggi , it ' E 5 99 1 , ' Q - . M .,g' f . . V ., V 'f e 5? idlgs 5'N t ' X' -'32 '25 ,, ,F xx ' . C . o W h a n d s W Y I', XM 'fu + f fm e f f 2. d A, Y 1 Jumors 'fo aqelde do 'e In the early fall of 1954 twenty seven jolly yunxors entered the doors of Lowpomt Washburn Hrgh School On November 19 we presented a play called Strrke Three and rn December we sponsored a Chrlstmas Dance We also sold pop at the home basketball games and took care of the coke machme at school. Our sponsors were Mrs Brll Mr Condrt and Mr Eckstem The 1un1ors are lookmg forward to the jumor Semor Banquet and Prom, whrch wrll be gxven on May 7 and wrth stern deter mmatron and anxrety we are thmkrng of the next bxg yump 1n our educauonal growth assumrng the responslbrlrues of semors just typm Take a bow STRIKE THREE' Fzrst Row Schertz Wmkler, Erlts Second Row Mxss Bam, Robxnson, Gardner Larble Jessup Thzrd Row Emery, Funk Schnelder, enkrns, Janssen, Burdon Irzs March Henry Dzllon s nzece Beverly Gardner Henry Dzllon a tzrnzd bachelor Dalton Jessup Maggze Shannon an opznzonated spznster Alrcra Lazble Mzchael Shannon her nephew J1m Robmson Barbara Saunders Henry s old gzrl rzend Janet Janssen e erson Carter Henry s success ul rzend Kenny Wmkler Judy Jenkrns Donna Erlts Lrnda Schertz Jessze Cramer ess Irvene Sawyer Irv Sara Dean Sonny Barbara Emery ane Warren ohnny Carole Sue Funk Mane Jessup Marty Sharon Burdon Margaret Ross Teddy Mary Ann Schnerder V 67 Q' 'E '7 , Q 'I Y E 7 1. , :Q U eg 0 LL ' E w X , rl S Yf r .. : ,I s 4 be . :' s I I. 1 , 1 0 : 1 ,I ' . . , . I , . I u --...---... .. .. . .. . - 0... , ' ............................... . . , ' f f .... . .. . .. .... . . Dorothy Roberts, Dodo'. ................ . . ..... .. ............ ...... . '. ' 'fl I ' , .... . . ........ ......... . .. . . , N I.. .. - . .. ............ .. .. ... .. .. . ........ .. . R U e n n J , J ................ .. . ............. ........ . ff U ' E 1 . li YJ 1 ' K K 3 be J , U1 Fzrst Row Lmcla Schertz, Kenneth Wmkler Kenneth VanDeVeer Second Row Mary Ann Carl Unzxcker Parrrcna Haney Carolyn Call Dav1d Cochran Sharon Burdon Donna Erlts Beverly Gardner, Barbara Emery Carole Funk, Ralph Gay Ahcxa Larble Dalton Jessup, Robert H1CkS Judith Porch Judxth Jenluns, Joyce Jenklns Janet Janssen Sh1rley Hollls Janet Tyaden . Z . X . ' Y . 1 I 1 3 ! , . . : . , Schneider, Barbara Weers, James Rubmson, . . . , . . ' , 1 I , , 7 v 7 ' i r fl 1 '- J' :,, L. .f McK1ttr1ck, Sec Tyson, Vrce Pres Larble, Pres Strckelmarer Treas Sophomore To begrn the year of 1954 1955 the sopnomore class was assrgned the tradr tronal candy sale project for the year The program for the rest of the year con srsted of a MasqueradeParty held October 22 for sophomores and faculty members and famrlres, and a bake sale from whrch we netted a profrtable sum Texas ras slrn Y just made a sale Halloween party Blow boys, blow' . . .Q . .S - .Q , . . Q . I Q 1 f 5 1 0 - : 3 .. 5 , . S V W , f . I , 5' DV . 1 ' ,FZ k '2 l , 5 o , , I 73 -, wry if 'v 9 b , 0 he 1' Q- 31 F1191 Rou Bonnxe Frnch Joan Bennmg ton llee Poster Tony Claub Second Ron Lharlotte Colden james Black burn, Paul Foster Tlvzrd Rou Ardxth Damerell Betty Brandt janet Grone vaald Nlelony Gray ITS' .Ron eutrla lmlnofl' cdrmttln lxenyon Wrnrfred Nirller Rrchard Nlackre Walter Losher Yerond Rom Nrna Nic Krttrlck Sandra lngold Roger llaney Tbzrd Ron ane larble Niary Lou Nlur phy Nlarrlynllrll John Lear F1751 Rou Roger Unzlcker, ames lies chorner Terry Robbxns john Whrrrell Olrver fenzen, Donald Ransom Second Rou Fnxd Strauch anet fyson Carole Pomeranke Clarxce Strauch lxarla Karl Tbzrd Row Roger lNuske Nlrchael Swan son Wrllxam Strckelmarer Harold Smrth Freshmen udy Weaklev The freshman class chose as then' class off1cers JoAnn Funk, presrdent Joyce Janssen, v1ce presxdent Jenmlee Cordes, secretary and Judy Weakley, treasurer The freshmen started to make thexr money wrth a bake sale at the Bell Darry on December 11, and are stxll fmdmg other ways to add to therr treasury Roll those eggs' Grade school again, V , , gf , f ' 1 ,- . U. di Jennilee Cordes, oyce nssen, 3 I ' S S . Norman Foster, Daryle Kerth, Denny Herron, Hattxe Hardman, Kathleen Gronewald Ruth Henlme, Rlchard lngold Joyce Janssen Gayle Foster, V1rg1l Johns Szandmg Harvey Burdette, Verla Blenemann, Phyllxb Boon, Duane Erlts Sealed Glenda Ellxson, Ruth Cochran, Lucretxa Dannelson, JoAnn Funk Beverly Fxtschen, Ellen Gray, Betty Damere1l,Jenn1lee Cordes Gary Beschorner, Ronald Davns Back Row Carl Remley, Duane Kexth Dxck Pacey, Jerry Walker Front Row Ruth Ann Stlckelmaxer, Jeanette Nuske, Marvin Wmkler, Roy Moulton, Mary Jo Vogel, Judy Weakley, Ida Jean Nhssey, Judre Mackre 1 V . .l I ' I i 1 9 . 1 I 1 . 9 , I 1 t A NIA , Q .t A 1,51 ., L' . E . : . . W . ' : . . . ' , , - I n I , . 7 , V. V - . . X ,. . Actlvltues Just a httle bmgle' Scarecrow' Walker Santa' Bennmgton jim Beschorner7 won' Over the net: Everybody sms' Q I O , . , as . P n ' . C ' .' ,'A'I: We . i1 w I , T' . '4 4, Q 2 .D EY! Fzrsz Row Imhoff E anssen Second Row Foster, Vrssermg A Laxble, Unzrcker, C Suauch F1nch,Pacey, Burdette Funk, Mxller Tbzrd Row Kenyon, Robb1ns,j Larble, R Suckelmaxer McK1ttr1ck Joyce anssen, Damer W Suckelmaxer Szxtb Row Ingold Gardner T Cordes Schnerder janet Janssen E Strauch po, WASHBUR COMMUNH Playxng at the Game' Mr Greene Save the drum' . : , ' J . : . . , 0 . . U , . ' . . . : . . . . . , , . . J - ell, Mr. Greene. Pjourth Row: J. Mackie, Boon, Beschorner, Iiiattan, R. Mackie, j. Cordes., Fifth Row: Bienemann, ' J . I, , , I 49 QV' . v 4 I Fzrst Row Schertz, Blenemann E Strauch, Gardner, Nuske, Vogel, Mackxe, Pomeranke, Erlts Hardman Second Row M Gray,j Larble Tyson K Gronewald Ellrson Mrss Bradley Foster, Henlxne, L I..a1ble,McK1ttr1ck, C Strauch Tbud Row Kenyon, E Gray,j Funk Fltschen Whlrrel I Cordes, Tjaden, T Cordes,M1ller,Mur phy Fourth Row A Larble Bennrngton H1ll,Ingold I Gronewald, Weakley, Weers, Stxckelmarer, A Damerell, B Damerell Fmch Fzftb Row Boon Schneider jenkins janet Janssen Imhoff, Joyce Janssen E janssen,C Funk, Brandt, Garber Kemp Glrls Chorus Fzrsl Row Mrss Bradley, Cecelia Imhoff faccompanxstl, Burdette, M. Wmkler, johns, Beschorner, Swanson, K. Wmkler. Second Row Blackburn, Pacey, Ingold, Walker, Davis, Robbnns, Mackre, Tbzrd Row Suckelmarer, Benn mgton, Boon, Hattan, Vxssermg, Losher, Anderson. Boys' Chorus L. .1 1 ' ' , - ,, Q Q V ' 4 f' Q 5 .Q Y . 1 L ' , '--' lb . 4. A a .e B+ 4 A . 5 ,' . 1 '. n 1 N - , - 1' Q : -4 , 1 2' 2 1 A' 1 ' , hx 5 - .. Y Q I ' l . 'Q , 5 .M 5 ,a , Q h .. - if M , n ni., -,A , P' Se .5 M , . 4 1 q W ' 1 ' l : .I , ' . . . . . 7 . . . . : . I . , , . , ' . ' , ' . i . . : . , .i , , . . n . A - ' . : . , , , . ,. ' ' ' I ' : I 1 i I i ' ' , . o 9 ,I 'wfv Fzrst Row Brenemann, C Strauch, Pomeranke, Nuske, Murphy, L Larble, Mxss Bradley Second Row Erlts, Gra Tyson, T Cordes, I Funk Ellxson, B Damerell, Fltscheu Tbzrd Row Tyaden, McK1ttr1clc, Weers, Whxrrell, Kem jenkms, Brandt Imhoff Fourth Row R Stxckelmaxer, Garber, J Bennmgton, P Boon, johns, Blackburn, R Ingold Fzflh Row Burdette, M Winkler, Pacey, Walker, D Bennrngton, ll Boon, llattan Indmn Mardens M N Rehearsrng Variety Show jp E' T' T' Fzrsl Row. Laxble M Gray,I Mackle E Snrauch, Vogel Gardner Hardman Schertz Second Row S Ingold Henlme Mrller Cordes A Laxble, Kenyon K Gronewald Tbzrd Row oyce Janssen, E anssen, Schnexcler anet Janssen, C Funk H111 Gronewald Fourth Row Davxs, Robbms, W Suckelmaxer, Beschorner, Fmch, A Damerell F1 tb Row V1sser1ng,I.osher Anderson R Mackle Swanson K Wmkler onfhejob Everybody Sing! 'E 3 'lp 4 J F.H.A. Fzrst Row Mrs B111 Joyce Jenkins, Gardner, Pomeranke, Mackie, Srrauch, Haney, Erlts, Schertz Second Row Vogel, Nuske Tyson, Burdon, T Cordes Tyaden Emery, J Larble, McK1rrr1ck, Blenemann Tbzrd Row M Gra E. Gray, M111er, J Cordes, Cochran, B Damerell Fltschen, Danlelson, J Funk, Murphy Fourtb Row Kenyon, A Lalble A. Damerell, Garber, Karl, Weers, Whlrrell, Fmch, Ingold, Porch Fzftb Row C Funk, Judy Je dems, Janet Janssen, E Janssen, Joyce Janssen, Imhoff, Call, Brandt, Schneider, Boon F H A OFFICERS Fzrst Row T Cordes Trens E Janssen,V1ce Pres A Laxble Pres Larble, Sec Second Row Gardner, Projects Chn Garber Publrc Relauons Chn Funk, Parhamenranan Mrs B111 Adv J anssen Recreatron Haney Hnstorran T , I . . , . D . . U v . . : v , . , . l . ' . ' : . y, 1 - 1 . a, u . . . : 1 . , . : . ' f .- , 5 -S W . -s J- ' is .' ' . , ' , ' If2 1 J g . ' , Chnl Whirre11, degree Chn.3 - - - . fp? . ef' , 1-1534, ll Fzrst Row Mr Condxt, D Ellrs, Duane Keuh Haney, Burdette Beschorner Daxyle Kelth Second Row R Un zxcker Hardman, P Foster Remley, Smxrh Wmkler Tbzrd Row Blackburn, Pacey, C Unzxcker, Walker, Glaub Robmson Vxssenng Redxger Porch, Ransom, Hattan, Boon. F F A OFFICERS Wrnkler and Robmson Senunels Mr Condlr, Adv Vnsserxng, Sec Losher Pres Hattan, V Pres Anderson Treas Unzxcker Re- porter F.F.A. D' : . ' . ' I ' , b , , ' .. : . - , , I n l 1 N. foster, Mackie. Fourth ,Row: Whirrell, kicks, Anderson, Losher, Bennington, R. Eilts, Zenzen. Fzflb Row: I Y Y 1 .Q Y . . U .3 Y Yearbook Staff Fzrsz Row Phyllrs Zenzen and Shrrley DuBois Co-Edxtors Mrss Barn, Mr Neunaber Second Row Mr Fremgen Whurell Funk, Gardner Schertz anssen Kemp Garber, Hattan Larble Tbzrd Row Mrs Wrseman, Emery Cordes Burden Vrssermg mfd aiwo ik T- How about an advert1sement7 Bu sy Eduors ,elf .ICB Hurry Murphy' Pyramxd 4 iw fy ' i' Officers' huddle A Toluca Bound Play Ball Homeconung We Won' Game Tlme Sports J .1 Parr of the Team Smk rt' Basketball Thrs year we had to rebuxld after losmg four lettermen by graduatron last year The three men thxs year who f11led m were jrm Rob1nson jerry Glaub and B111 Gardner These three started m almost every game thrs year Our record of 8 wms and 16 losses rs more rmpresstve than merely a 333 per centage when rt IS consrdered that our opposrtxon thns year mcluded such strong teams as Tomca, Mrd County Roanoke, East Peona and Lrmestone In the Woodford County Tournament the Wrldcats won m the frrst game by beat mg Metamora 63 to 45 Next the Wxldcats played Eureka, losrng 33 to 48 so the next team they had to play was Benson for thrrd place The team put up a pretty good frght, losmg by only 2 pomts 45 to 47 On February 4 the Wrldcats played a good game agamst Benson beatmg them 57 to 54 They can feel very proud of that game because Benson had beaten them twxce prevxously Kexth Porch scorrng 20 pomts and playmg a very good game that nrght helped keep the Wrldcars gomg The Wrldcats were paced throughout the season by three hrgh pomt men jxm Robmson, Jerry Glaub, and B111 Gardner Lettermen for the year were Senrors B111 Gardner,Haro1d Boon, jerry Glaub lxerth Porch Richard Vrssermg jumors Jrm Robmson and Dalton Jessup Sophomore john Lear The returnrng squad members are lookmg forward to next year wrth hopes of having a better season than the last one Ready for the game? Trmc out ke nth Porch Ce nter Jerry Glaub guard Co Captam Harold 'Boon onua rd -, john Lear i fi4 guard 11m Robmson center D1ck V1SSEf1l'lg or-ward K B111 Gardner forward Co Captain orward I . , M, og - 1 .J ,- A' ' T ' r if 'Boot' jessup , - f f xv .ij Q 1 ' - ' 3 K ' 'J l ' I I ' , 3' - Y UA: Lowpoint-Washburn 38 48 50 42 48 40 49 45 46 60 44 1954-55 BASKETBALL SCO RES Opponents Eureka ............. Metamora ...... Minonk-Dana . . . Sparland ..... Benson .... Tonica .... . Henry ....... Deer Creek- Mackinaw . . . Roanoke . . . . . Mid-County . . . Eureka .... Toluca East Peoria .-..- ...Q- Lowpoint-Washburn Opponents 58 60 57 40 43 45 50 County Tournament: 63 33 45 District Tournament De er Creek- Mackinaw Limestone . Benson . . . Wenona . . . Roanoke . . . Lostant . . . Granville . . Metamora . . Eureka . . . . Benson . . . . Flanagan maier Gardner Glaub Lear Ass: Coach Neunaber Thzrd Row Nuske Foster Unzicker Walker Whrrrell Cochran Herron Johns 59 ...... . .... 56 ' ' 1 49 ' ..... 75 51 -- First Row.' Anderson, Boon, Vissering, Porch, Robinson, Jessup. Second Row.' Coach Ecksrein, Twecldale Stickel , . . . 9 7 Y 1 ' ' ' 9 1 7 1 , . CHEERLEADERS Cochran, Burdon Janssen Emery, Tyson We'11 walt Sunnmg' I I 6 56 please Bench Lme Swing Q K .BQ if f J f Z 'IS he V f I . Track Cross Country ' r 'r--'--' ----------- -- v v' - -Y Baseball Breaking into the Tri County League in fine stvle the Lowpoint Washburn nine ended the season sharing third place with Wenona Each team turned in a record of seven wins and three losses Top honors went to Roanoke and Tomca with eight wins and two losses each Our ten games were against Tn County competr tion which enabled us to meet nearly all of the twelve other schools in the league The Wildcats had five returning lettermen Jerry Glaub B111 Gardner Jim Robin son lxeith Porch, and Harold Boon who were aided by the remaining team mem bers ln some exciting contests The Lowpoint Washbum team handed Tonica one of their two losses We trailed 6 to 3 going into the last inning, then rallied with 4 runs to take a 7 to 6 lead Robinson held the opponents scoreless in their half of the inning and the L W crew won a thriller The Wildcats were playmg host to Wenona when Dalton Jessup, going the dis tance recorded a one hitter The perfect game was spoiled by a hit in the last mnrng Jessup won this game 4 to 3 Letter wmners for the year were B111 Gardner Jim Robinson Dalton Jessup 7 7 1 Harold Boon, Bill Stickelmaier, Jerry Glaub, Dee Foster, John Lear, Keith Porch, Jim Blackburn, Richard Mackie, and Ranv Herron. Roanoke ........ 13 L-W ........ 6 Toluca .... .... 1 L-W ' - . L-W ........ 12 ' . . . .... 3 L-W 3 L-W........17 ' - ........10 L-W ........ 8 ' .... ....5 L-W . . . ..... 7 L-W ........ 16 ........... 9 L-W Magnolia Sparland Lostant Benson Swaney 4 Wenona Tomca Hopkins Henry Robinson Won 3 Lost 4 Jessup Won 4 Lost 1 LW The Washburn Bank ESTABLISHED 1870 OLDEST BANK IN WOODFORD COUNTY Ind-inning' Member Federal Deposuf Insurance Corporahon WASHBURN ILLINOIS -1-vm , A ' I 2 fm '52, , 9 As 3 9 I COMPLIMENTS or R A M 0 l E Y DR. N. J. VESPA MOBIL SERVICE DENTIST MOBIL PRODUCTS Phone 64 Toluca Illinois Metamora Illinois COMPLIMENTS TJADEN S RECREATION MASON FUNERAL HOME Phone 57 Metamora lllrnous BOWL POOL THE ROXY THEATER Y our Every Need Home of High Class Plcfures In Insurance Specncluzmg ln Clnemoscope and Wade Screen Phone I53 TOLUCA ILLINOIS HARRY B MURPHY ULRICH MOTOR CO CHRIS P ULRICH Phone 163 Washburn llllnols HAT CONSTITUTES BEING A GOOD CITIZEN? ' QQ' 963935 'c KX Q5-. 92 'X S S 6.5-Qi. P Yilg IX emi ll I ff! I Ugg Wg' ew X73 7? efeef Hou uould you unsu er H215 questmn' It came rom an ezgbtb grade st1m'ent as a par! 0 a class cmzensbzp projeat H ES THE WAY A CATERPIL AR EXECUTIVE ANSWERED IT To descrnbe a good entxzen nn a few words rs most dnffieult much luke try mg to descrxbe our great country 10 a few words Hovw ever some qualnfxcatlons of good cntnzen certamly would be A fundamental behef m God A deep sense of honesty and lI'lICgI'lIy 0 Moral character above reproach the result of personal convrctnons rather than fear of publxc opnmon ' An mterest nn one's cornmunrtv cou pled wrth a wnllmgness to work long and hard for nts betterment ' A true sense of value, reeognlzmg that f' ff fffiflf N761 f' fc! Ziff f,ff!, there rs no sueh thmg as somethmg for nothing Everythlng we aehleve every thang we get must be earned b 0 A love of the freedoms guaranteed y txon and Bull of Rights and a wrllmgness to protect these freedoms r and fmd the our Constrtu 0 A desnre to search fo truth and not be swayed by the emouons of others 0 A sense of duty when rt comes to ex f erclsmg our great Amerlcan prnvrlege o votmg based on thoughtful consndera d tron of the xssue or office mvolved an the same sense of duty when yury, mth b l tres tary or publxc oihce responsn ll should be met lt IS dxffrcult mdeed to descrxbe crtnzen shxp ln a few words I hope these thoughts wxll be helpful II I N A l DE Appliance and Furniture Sales SEE RINALDE FOR Toluca Illinois Phone I3 LACON AUTO SERVICE SALES SERVICE PHONE 623 I 5 LACON ILLINOIS coMPuMENrs or The Clhzens National Bank of Toluca Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation auders Distinctive a IJ pumnugg Roanoke Home Furnishings with Quality and Distinction A? J iw HANDLER OF GRAIN FAULTLESS FEED 'N 1 Q. L R Washburn ROANOKE VARIETY GIFTS FOR AI.I. OCCASIONS Where Your Dollar Goes Further VARNA AUTO SERVICE BUICK CHEVROLET SALES SERVICE Complete Auto Repairing Telephone 2161 Sales and 5e'V'Ce Varna Illinois DON'S SWEET SHOP Home Made Candy Tasty Toasted Sandwiches Complete Fountam Service Eureka lllmous Don L Emlen Prop BULLDOZING AND DEEP PLOWING We Are Equipped to Do Your Work See Us for Rates OLIVER ZENZEN Phone 46 Washburn Illnnous jfvfibip l S Zenith Radios and Television I I . . ' I ' I Surrounded by tradmon L RldSckPdrMg The Center of Yearbook Craftsmanshlp Lf SEMCO COLOR PRESS INC Th Cl S Oklahoma Cnty Oklahoma L E N Z MEMCRIAL HCME Lawn Illmols PHONE 6 2465 es cf 3, fm - if ' X rn' , o I . ' ' -' . 5 YA A --- r .iv ' x MX sf me A A. lv'1H'if tg 1 ' 1:1 ' X' guru Yfzgjfffgg I 'S B. .S P 'd t .a P IB ,V' -P 'i , -1 I CI g Y h RD 129 Northwest ir treet I - R. 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EN-AR-CO Motor Oils 71 , ' ' l O JANSSEN'S GROCERY GROCERIES MEATS PRODUCE L M .IANSSEN Phones 59 and 60 Washburn llllmols SCHREPFER 8. MARTIN LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL CONTRACTORS Metamora Germantown METAMORA SHOE STORE H H PARKER Shoes for the Entire Family SHOE REBUILDING Metamora Ilhnous A L L E N LUMBER COMPANY Burldmg Material and Coal Lacon lllmols YARDS AT Lacon Varna Toluca Rutland Wenona Lostant Sparland SPRINGER ELECTRIC CO HEATING PLUMBING HARDWARE APPLIANCES FLOORING Phone 82 Metamora Ilhnous ' W R E N N MOTOR SALES DEARBORN FARM EQUIPMENT FORD TRACTORS Phone 41 or 42 Roanoke Illunols The Barnes Construction an Home Furmshlngs Co The Best an Homes and Furmture JERRY C BARNES Owner Phone 4 Washburn Illmous Ph SCRIVNER FEED COMPANY NIB PURINA CHOWS s f 'T BABY CHICKS POULTRY SUPPLIES one 29 Washburn Ilhnous I 0 - 7 - C. v. . IA , . 'Q , . . 0 'I'l ' s 9. ' , .'- - :T 0 o '. - T ' T 'I' I' I 0 1' 'r 'NN 91 ns gl u ns' I Ng:-:-'lv 11 - - 1, ' r I . . 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G E Household Applrances Motorola 8- RCA Television Metamora lllmors PHONE 'I48 PIPER'S DRUG STORE Chas R Pnper BS Ph PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Dual 62565 Lacon lllmons B H SCHUMACHER J E W E L E R 34 Years of Servuce Eureka Roanoke ILLINOIS BESCHORNER ELECTRIC CO Electncal Contractmg and Supplres Applrances Televrsuon and Servuce Washburn Illmons ROANOKE TOGGERY MEN S and BOYS WEAR Work and Dress Clothes ERNIE DIGGELMANN Propnetor PHONE 59 WELTE STANDARD SERVICE TIRES BATTERIES WASHING GREASING Phone 222 Metamora lllmous Compliments of FITSCIIEN HARDWARE Washburn Illrnors O O Compliments of I I I FAUBER S GREENHOUSE FLORIST Cut Flowers Plants Seeds Phone 206 Metamora Illinois MW LACON LOCKER PLANT We Do Processmg for Deep Freeze Single or Double Wrap Cheapest Locker Rent in the Country Phone 62915 Lacon Illinois TERRYS VARIETY STORE NOTIONS SCHOOL SUPPLIES WORK CLOTHING SHOES SHOE REPAIRING Washburn Illinois G A R B E R S CERTIFIED MARKET an FROZEN FOOD LOCKER Phones 'I5 and I2 Metamora Illinois K E L L Y STANDARD SERVICE ATLAS TIRES 8. BATTERIES GREASING 8- WASHING Phone 62845 Lacon MEIERHOFER'S CLOTHING JIM and BOB Minonk, Illinois PARSON S SHOE STORE SALES and SERVICE Moved to New Location II6 South Main Street Eureka Illinois S M BURDON MD KNIGHT S GROCERY Cholce Meats Produce and Grocerles Phone 81 Washburn Illmols QYYYI S OII The Orlganal Moulded Stone S-QRENG-In wAL A IN VERNIA L F C G Nationally Accepted BEAQVI PLASTERING For Over 25 Years D D Bennington Phone 58R'I Rutland Illmons SANFORD IMHOF F TRUCKINI3 SERVICE LIMESTCINE COAL GRAVEL PHONE I3F2I LOWPOINT ILLINOIS 0 C ' O C 1 . I . I . . Toluca Co. Comphments of OAMBLES STORE LA CON ILLINOIS chlerer's Super Wuy Meats Grocenes Produce We Grve S 8. 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Compllments of SCHIERER S SUNDRIE Photo Supplues School Supplies Fountam Service Cosmetics We glve S8rH Stamps METAMORA ILLINOIS WILLIAM A INGOLD lnteruor Decoratung Heatmg and Furnace Work Katchen Maud Cabunet Installatlons Let Kntchen Maud be your Kltchen And Phone 121 Washburn MACKINAW DEllS LLER RI Wlshung All a Successful Future ROLLER SKATING EVENINGS Wed Fra Sat and Sun Monday Tuesday and Thursday Available for Parties 0 .IH D Y A R Top Qualuty Seed Corn 1 xt- Oats Soybeans 1-WBBWS Grass and Legume Seed Also Inoculatlon RAUEMARK HEG Dyar Hyland Seed Corn Co 4 Mules Northeast of Metamora Phone 125L Order Today WASHBURN COFFEE SHCP Compliments of C B s BEAUTY SAl0N Speclalazlng an Permanent Waving Halr Styling Headquarters for Gufts Costume Jewelry Etc Phone 138 Washburn AMIGONI BROS General Contractmg Excavatung Bulldozung Plownng Gravel Rock Limestone PHONE 85 Roanoke lllunous I 1 1 . R 0 N K 19 n T 49' 004. We're Rootin' for You! Q YA. f.-i?4r 'y , 1 Q, 19 QL of . O I 1 Compliments of INGDLD HARDWARE Washburn Illinois PIONEER HYBRID CORN C0 Lynn Cazenovla Townships For large yields and greater profits plant PIONEER We have seed avail ab e Fred Muller and Russell Scott Dealers ARENDS STANDARD SERVICE KNO 7 0 CRO Washburn, Illmols SINCLA R FUEL OIL MOTOR OIL Gasoline and Greases Phone I 53 Washburn Illinois A I TWEDDALE Insurance Agency Washburn, Illlnols Real Estate I. A. A. Insurance PHONE 182 J. H. BUCKINGHAM Washburn, Illinois LIFE FIRE and WIND ACCIDENT HAIL AUTO FARM EMPLOYER