Lyndon High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Lyndon, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1959 volume:

jjresen fzby Zwifofiaf arffefgy Q Qsenzbr GQL9 Lynogn CJ0m122z1n1Q cgcfoof Lynogn, gmhwlv i i l 1 I C a f . 1 0 12 We, the Senior Class of 1959, wish to dedicate this edition of the 1959 Wildcat to the new Lyndon Commu- nity High School now being erected. On behalf of the underclassmen and future students of Lyndon High, we wish to thank the people who have made it possible. ff? Jr. 1 rz C. A1 YF pd , ed' 3 S d ye The building of a successful life is like the erecting of a great building. There must be erected strong pillars, reaching to bed rock or a very solid earth far below the structure. In a human life, there should be eight pillars ce- mented in a foundation of moral consistency. They are energy, integrity, sympathy, imparti- ality, system, sincerity, and self-alliance. A life built upon these principles would be strong and enduring. These eight principles are im- portant factors in success of whatever kind. Were these principles absent, there could not be suc- cess worthy of the name in any field of human endeavor. It is my fond hope that the four years spent in L.C.H.S. that you have been equipped with these principles. My sincere good wishes go with you as you graduate and take your station in life. Sincerely, aJc5'.m7A:6y Cscfoof oyees -1 R MRS, ROBERT SETTLES, secretary. . N .l-nv-few-all-ni ,sw CLARANCE TOPPERT, bus driver. L pi, A' k ' LOUIS BANNICK, janitnr. Sponsored by LYNDON SALVAGE CO. KURT KLASS KOMPANY EMMONS KITCHEN SERVICE Lyndon, Illinois Rock Falls, Illinois Rock Falls, Illinois ROLLIN HEATON, IR, Commercial Subjects Boys' Physical Education Western Illinois University, B, A. d WILBUR E, MILEY Principal Physics and Mathematics Oakland City College, B,A, Northwestern University, M,A 17 BETTY LOU HOPKINS English and German University of Wichita Western Illinois University, B. S. I' DONALD E. HOPKINS General Science Social Studies University of Wichita Western Illinois University, B, S, ROBERT F. CAHAIL VINCENT R. OLMSTEAD Band Vocal Music St. Ambrose College. American Conservatory, B- A- B. M. SCAOOXZOGF STANDING: Lester Belha, Hubert Francis. SEATED: Arthur Gibson, Jacob Housenga, Dwight Harrington, Everett Glazier, John Grau fabsent when picture was takenj. Sponsored by FORREST INN ROCK RIVER SPORTS SHOP BEN FRANKLIN STORE M01'IiS0I1. 111- Sterling, Ill. Prophetstown, I11. I -is X Gdfh 5171212 CMFFISOD Athletic Association lg Athletic Association Secretary 1, Yearbook Staff 2,4g G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4g G.A.A. Point Secretary 3,4p Chorus 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2, 3,4 IHSA District Music Contest 1, 2, 3,45 IHSA State Music Contest 2, 3,43 Junior Class Secretary 3: Illini Girls' State Delegate 33 Senior Class Secretary 43 Art Editor on Yearbook Staff 4g D.A.R. Award 4, Illinois State Scholarship 4, Valedictorian 45 Junior-Senior Play 3. Sponsored by SUTTON BROTHERS Lyndon, Illinois ,Q jacf tlfowen Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Track 1, 2, 33 Music 1, 2: Class Treasurer 1, 3, Class Vice President 2: Junior-Senior Play 2, 35 State Basketball Tournament 3g Yearbook Staff, Business Manager 4. Sponsored by MURPHY PONTIAC-CADILLAC . Prophetstown, Illinois Q70 771212 'R Qlyulema Class President 2, 3,43 G.A.A. 2, 3,4, Treasurer 2, Vice President 3, an President 4g Student Council 2, Secretary, Year Book Staff 2,4, Editor 4g Cheerleader 39 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,43 Class Play 3, Homecoming Queen 45 Salutzatorian. Sponsored by BETTERGAS COMPANY Prophetstown, Illinois !D0ren 50. YAY Softball 1.2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3,4g Track 2, 3g Junior-Senior Play 4g Yearbook Layout Editor 4g All-Conference Honorable Mention 45 State Basketball Tournament 3g Ping-Pong Consolation Champion 4. Sponsored by ROLLO MOTORS SALES Prophetstown, Illinois LUIS ,7 ,7OAf?S0f? Class Vice President 3,4, Class Treasurer 2g G,A,A, l,2, 3,4g Treasurer 3 Vice President 45 Athletic Association lg Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4g Cheerleading 2, 3 49 Chorus 1,2, 3,4g Il-ISA District Music Contest l,2, 3g Junior Class Play lg Junior-Senior Class Play 3g Yearbook Staff 3,4, Assistant Editor 4. Sponsored by GOODENOUGHS DAIRY PRODUCTS Morrison, Illinois erry fgbflfl? Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Softball 1, 2, 3,4g Track 1,2, 33 Boys' State 35 Music 4 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4g Class Secretary 1, Class Treasurer 4, Year Book Staff 4, Sports Editors State Basketball Tournament 4. Sponsored by DEKALB MOLASSES FEED COMPANY Rock Falls, Illinois Ulm ELF We, the Senior Class of Lyndon Community High School, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred fifty nine, do hereby feel justly authorized to bequeath our outstanding characteristics and goods to our friends, enemies, and rivals before we become mere memories. To our advisor we leave all our troubles because we will have many others, To the faculty we leave a five minute head start on Friday, To the Junior Class we have nothing to offer, because in their temperamental, flighty, and puffed up state they are not responsible and are, therefore, not capable of caring for any of our treasured possessions. To the Sophomore Class we leave our good looks, friendliness, and ability to get along with others. To the Freshman Class we leave our well trained ability to keep quiet when necessary, I, Jo Ann Bultema, have nothing to offer because I have so little of everything I need all for myself. Therefore, I will keep what I have. l, Lois Johnson, leave my singing ability because I don't want it, I leave my flirting ability to Bonnie Belha, should she ever need it. I, Jerry Pilgrim, leave my ability for jumping center to Jerry Scott. I, Doren Hill, leave my knack of avoiding study to Bob Evans, who has difficulty getting away from it all, I, Jack Bowen, leave, but I'll be back to get Judy, so leave her alone, Gary, I, Carla Harrison, leave my ability of getting along with the teachers to Gary Brackemeyerg he probably needs it. .O . 2' IWW I GQSJ yvI'O!0AQCy The many millions of stars in the sky are said by some folks to be prophesiers of future events or in other words, fortune tellers, If this is so, this is what those very stars are saying will happen to the people in the Lyndon High School, Class of 59, within a few years, Carla Harrison is now a renowned music instructor at Lyndon School She is known for her many trophies she has won in different contests around the world, Jack Bowen is now a successful owner of the famous Bowen's Shell Gas Stations known throughout the country and he has as his number one assistant his sweet wife, a former student of Lyndon High. JoAnn Bultema has accomplished her two wishes. She is both Doren's wife and secretary in the Business he is running. Doren and she have twin girls running around getting in trouble too, so she has her hands full. Doren Hill is now a successful Business owner, He is living, with his wife and twin girls, in California, Lois Johnson is married now and is helping her husband support their six children, She gave up her idea of marrying a millionaire, Jerry Pilgrim is the noted ovmer of the Pilgrim Enterprises. He is very happy with his wife and six children. GQSS jfsfofy Dear Diary, This is our last year in Lyndon Community High School, It is almost finished for us, and it will seem strange not to come back again next year, We entered high school in August of 1955 as green Freshmen, all enthusiastic about being in high school. All the other classes welcomed us as friends. There were ten of us altogether, and our officers were Judy Robison, Presidentg Alan Anderson, Vice President, Jerry Pilgrim, Secretary, and Jack Bowen, Treasurer, In the early part of the year, the Sophomore Class initiated us into high school and gave a party in our honor. We enjoyed the party so immensely that a few weeks later we gave a return party in their honor. Lavenia Snyder and JoAnn Bultema joined our class in March of 56. Our Sophomore year was a gala affair. We had the privilege of initiating the Freshmen that year and they, in turn, gave us a party. Our officers were JoAnn Bultema, President, Jack Bowen, Vice President, Lavenia Snyder, Secretary, and Lois Johnson, Treasurer, We lost Paul Shraeder, Alan Anderson, Allen Snyder, Judy Robinson, and Lavenia Snyder that year, In 1957 we obtained the title of upper classmen. The Junior officers were JoAnn Bultema, President, Lois Johnson, Vice President, Carla Harrison, Secretary, and Jack Bowen, Treasurer, Our float, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs , won first prize at the Homecoming that year. We put on the prom, our theme was Evening in Paris. We also put on a banquet in honor of the Seniors preceeding the prom. In this our last year, we Seniors have accomplished the financing and publication of our yearbook, The Wildcat. Carla Harrison was honored with the D,A,R, award, and JoAnn Bultema was queen at the Home- coming. Our officers were JoAnn Bultema, President, Lois Johnson, Vice Presidentg Carla Harrison, Secretary, and Jerry Pilgrim, Treasurer. We have now graduated and are prepared to take our stations in life. iii? Z A img X A hgh' 5 fri' 'lgfw , uzzzbr Gkss TOP TO BOTTOM: Patty Loechel, Connie Comils, Carolyn Tegeler, Connie Warner, Judi Pilgrim, Margaret Fisk, David Merrill, Advisor, W. E. Miley, Gfzss Ojgbers President - - - ---- - MARGARET FISK Vice President - - - - CAROLYN TEGELER Secretary - - - - - FRED RUBY Treasurer - - - CONNIE CORNILS Sponsored by GIBSON BROTHERS OIL COMPANY Lyndon, Illinois ag k Q S fx p Business or pleasure? Connie Warner receiving prize for magazine sales. what are you two doing? Smile pretty, David. Daydreaming? Tired' Leslie 1, CS OIOZ 0122 OFQ C115 .S TOP TO BOTTOM OF S CURVE: Mr. Heaton, Class Advisor: Arlyn Hayen, Jon Bamickel, Garry Brackemyer, Dick Larkins, Gordon Miley, Mary Tichler, Paulette Haan, Kay Gorzny, Dale Ann Stump, Bonnie Belha, and Judy Rummel, C 2,1153 fwbers President - - ----------------- ARLYN HAYNE Vice President - - - - BONNIE BEL!-IA Secretary - - - ' JUDY RUMMEL Treasurer - - - - - RICHARD LARKINS Sponsored by HARRY FISH COMPANY Lyndon, III, lst place magazine sales, 2nd, place magazine Bonnie Belha. sales, Gordon Miley. Hungry, Dale Ann? That's the way ro get Dressing for initiation, an HA. .. xi. QQ K 135213 nh ,. a Get your make -up on, girls. Judy, the boy-chaser I 2 s7I'9S5I22dI2 GQJJ BOTTOM TO TOP: Sandy Sutton qhiddenj Ann Johnson, Karen Ashpole, Kathleen Oltman, Laura Van'Hoe, Jerry Scott, Sharon Grau, Carol Tinkler, Shirley Bannick, Mary Ellen Book, John Bush, Jack Brainard, Wayne Campbell, Bob Evans, Ronnie Snyder, Mr. Hopkins, and Kenny Prins. Gkss Offfbers President - - ------------ KATHLEEN OLTMAN Vice President - - - - JACK BRAINARD SCCYCISIY ' ' ' - - SANDY SUTTON Treasurer ' ' - - JERRY SCOTT Sponsored by HARRINGTON BROS, GROCERY Lyndon, 111, Candid snaps - You guess who or what! i fTape Recordingy Is that me! jyllllhy II fi I N---.I Who's the fastest, Mr, Heaton? Sponsored by PITTENGERS DONICHYS DRUG STORE ALS ELECTRIC SERVICE Morrison, Ill. Morrison, Ill, Morrison, Ill, Cfinyfoeg II What goes in this blank? r7y!o112y I What did you do wrong, Paulette? WILSON'S GREENHOUSE DR, VANDERMYDE, M,D, I-IINES MARKET Morrison, Illinois Morrison, Illinois Morrison, Illinois 920mefzy Is Geometry a serious matter? cgoczdfcgfzzafas Mr. Hopkins, Iknow. Sponsored by SCOTTS ELECTRIC BALLAP.D'S PUMP SERVICE Propherstown, Illinois Lyndon, Illinois ZUSID ess L aw Is Law a laughing matter? Fnyfirf HI GIZOIXIV ,,, T , 533 , j . ' ,.' K Sk .xk l 1 A Ai A H ' Debate topic: Why are there all-girl classes? Sponsored by THE FARMERS NATIONAL BANK GARDNER'S FUNERAL HOME Prophetstown, Ill, Prophetstown, Ill, Qbfll? dl? HANSEL AND GRETEL - Einma1 lebte. . . CS. ,7lG:S'!lOFy Does it seem funny without Jerry and Jack? Sponsored by P 811 GARAGE BENDER'S WHITESIDE STATION DR- W- F- TYLER Pfophefsrovm. 111. Pfophemown, 111, PPOPUGISIOWI1. 111. 7UAy.s1C3 What are you looking at, Carla? QYZZXA Math Class working hard? Sponsored by SCOTT'S TV SERVICE GEORGE THOMPSON 8a SON VETERINARY CLINIC Prophetstown, 111. Prophetstown, Ill, Prophetstown, Ill, 1769 6rd What are you looking at, Gordon? 9212 eraf cgczen ce Make it letter perfect, Wayne. Sponsored by HERALD's DRUG STORE WESTERN AUTO STORE PIERCENSON MOTOR SALE Prophetstown, Ill, Prophetstown, Ill. Pf0Phet5t0WU' 111- lx Zfforbf flsfozfy Is that where you would like to be, John? 115122933 aff Having fun with figures, Mr, Heaton? Sponsored by SCHUNEMAN INSURANCE AGENCY R, R, RADIATOR SHOP REICI-IARD'S AGENCY Prophersrown, 111, Sterling, 111. Prophersrovm, I11, 80012 01221Cs Did you forget your book, Doren? gen eraflyguszh ess What's so funny, Class? Sponsored by WHEELOCK 85 SONS ROCKET TRAILER SALES ROCK FALLS NATIONAL BANK Rock Falls, Ill. Rock Falls, 111, Rock Falls, 111, w3,M4V,,,,Q, ,,fff,,k5y,. NM,--, t Q ,Q .... - -W N55 I 'Q 1L Q39lf1i.f ' N 7, A W ,-lwy. f ww AFA A , .L Qfs-.ff A, 4 W as W A -2 , :Y :M A ,, J, zfgg'z ,,gt.r.,: - sw HY 'if , n, 1. 0 qua-I --1 5.11 152 H. iw: 1 ' 5 ,:vf3 i:.:s- QFGOQ 7dC'UAly A BACK ROW: Mr, Miley, Mrs. Margaret Emmons, Mrs. Mildred Weburg, Mrs. Carrie Miley, Mrs. Alene Ross, Mrs. Dorothy Woodward, Miss Marjorie Stevens, Mrs. Madge Hunt, and Mrs. Gladys Glazier. Qinaog cscfooffyjoarff Lauren Sikkema, Hans Madsen, and Adam Manning. Zakir! Qirark STANDING, L-R: Miss Stevens, Ray McKenna, Deborah Topping, 6TH ROW: Charlene McDonald, Lynn Tobey, Mark Landheer, Tom Heiden. 5TH ROW: Howard Keller, Lennie O'Bryan, Vicky wamer, Kathyrn Ann Esse. 4TH ROW: Tommy Campbell, Michael Glazier, Susan McKenna, Timothy Stump. 3RD ROW: Stanley Glazier, Donald McKenna, Gary Poppy, Steven Wankerl. 2ND ROW: Michael Fowler, Michael Bowen, Patricia Montgomery, 1ST ROW: Larry Obendorf, Mark Fowler. Sec-Om! QMOQ 1ST ROWg Mary Ellen Hunt, Jimmy Keller, Barbara Rhine, Jacqueline Dollinger, Cindy Dunlap, Susan Sikkema, 2ND ROW: Suzanne Warner, Allen Woodard, Londa Hook, Charles Truitt qhiddeny Theresa Bannick, Terry Truitt, 3RD ROWg Charles Wolf, Debbie Wankerl, Floyd Bowen, Kay Poppy, Patrick Dollinger, Becky Mannon. STANDING: Martha Sutton, Lonnie Bannick, Mrs. Hunt. 7A1fff QVUOQP FIRST ROW: Stephen Bowen, Michael McDivitt, Janis Sawyer, David Tinkler. SECOND ROW: Shelby Anderson, Debra Wilkins, Susan Bollman, Stanley Loechel, STANDING, L, to R.: Daryl Hook, Kathie Sawyer, James Blumhoff, Vernon Wankerl, Mary Poulter, Mrs. Weburg, Jerry Miles, James Boonstra, Steven Brackemyer, Gary Slager, Linda Francis, Gary Campbell, Gaye Poppy, Patty Rick, Veronica Lain, 970 urff 93461 Off FRONT ROW: Mike Olinger, Sue Ann Hiland, Tony Johnson, Terry O'Bryan, Russell McCowan, Priscilla Dersham. SECOND ROW: Jerry Sikkema, Donald Woodard, Sharon Alexander, Karen Steele, Sandra Bannick, Linda Bannick. Tl-IIR.D ROW: Linda Hook, Arlene Lain, David Toppert, Perry Olinger, janet Hook, Vicki Bolt, Mrs. Emmons, Teacher. 7726 CJ?'Cl fb STANDING: Roland Sawyer, Marjorie McKenna, Tim Cox, Diane McCowen, Terry Woodard, Diana Boonstra, Jerry Francis, Warren Landheer, Michael Poulter, Carol Steele, John Loechel, Mrs, Ross, Clyde Miles, 2ND ROW: Arlyn Madsen, Larey Blumhoff, jerry McDivitt, Sally Hill, Tommy Montgomery. 1ST ROW: Naomi Dollinger, Jim Heiden, Judy Johnson, c SIZX IAS Qirarl' 1ST ROW: Rita Madsen, John Stump, 2ND ROW: Linda Zaagman, Wayne Sharon Warner. BRD ROW: Judy Gorzny, Diana Bolt, Malinda Brackemeyer, Mrs, Miley, Douglas Dunlap, Ronnie Bolt, Jim Truitt, Pamela Brainerd, Wanda Rundall, cseuenfg anof QIUOQ 1ST ROW: Jim Glazier, Joyce McKenna, Wayne Scott, Sandy Boonstra, Candy Kullerstrand. 2ND ROW: Wanda Fowler, Deanne Rick, Terry Klocke, Roger Anspach Claudia McDonald, Arman Francis, Bonnie Miles, Larry Sikkema. BRD ROW: Rod Bannick, Arlene Gorzny, Lois Oltrnan, Denny Bowen, Sharon Harrison, Barbara Miles, Mary Manning. Ricky Wilburn, Mrs. Woodward. Qyczog C5QGf6dOQfS LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandy Boonstra, Mary Manning, Deanne Rick, Bonnie Miles. 5115 dI2Of6fg graofz QKGSAQIZQH STANDING, L-R: Tom Montogomery, Douglas Dunlap, Ronnie Bolt, Terry Woodard, Wayne Evans. 2ND ROW: John Stump, Jerry McDivitt, Jerry Francis. KNEELING: Mike Poulter, Tim Cox, Ronnie Sawyer, James Truitt, James Blumhoff. 7X6 ancffffg gydk .ZJQSAQMGKX 1ST ROW: Rodney Bannick, Terry Klocke, Ronnie McDivitt, Jim Glazier, David Hiland 2ND ROWg Larry Sikkema, Arman Francis, Rickie Thilburn, Roger Anspach, Dennis Bowen, Wayne Scott. Clystic T0l1l'l'ley Ch3Il'lPi0l'lS A Very and Prgud coach Lyndon Lyndon Lyndon Lyndon Lyndon Lyndon Lyndon Lyndon Lyndon Lyndon Lyndon Lyndon Lyndon Lyndon Lyndon Lyndon Lyndon Lyndon Lyndon Lyndon Lyndon Lyndon Lyndon Lyndon Lyndon Lyndon Lyndon .515 ann! 6fA4 cgeason Wecorff 715 20 ---------- 17-- 3-- 20-- 15-- 16-- 24-- -- 41-- 16-- 25-- so-- 29-- -- 36 - - 'Clystic Tourney Riverdale - - Clystic - - - Garden Plain Riverdale - - Portland - - Crestview - - Leon ---- Portland - - Fenton - - 'Clystic - - 'Leon - - - Leon - - Jordan - - anofcfff Season yeecorof 12 ---------- 12-- 19-- 24-- 20-- 2'7-- -- 30-- -- 10-- as-- 30-- 35-- 18-- 17-- 19-- 'County Tourney Clystic - - - Al1IlaW3l'l B Garden Plain Riverdale - - Portland - - Portland - - Crestview - - Annawan B Mineral - - - Leon - - - Portland - - Fenton - - Jordan - - 'Leon - - A V: . .V 2:5 Q-wi Nw-J J , wr STANDING: Connie Cornils, Carolyn Tegeler, Connie Wamer Jack Brainard, Jon Barnicle, David Merrill, and Mrs. Hopkins ,QE 7-1 Advisor. SITTING: JerryPi1grim, Lois Johnson, JoAnn fin?-:ri-g::.' ff'1Z'f.4i X Bultema, Doren Hill, Jack Bowen, and Carla Harrison 5 A nu ytriiry R-'ig r, Mba - J ull fix -- axffu -5 ' ff .W L, , h IR Q K JOANN BULTEMA - - ' Ediwf LOIS JOHNSON - - - - Assistant Editor JERRY PILGRIM - - - - - Sports Editor DOREN HILL - - - - Layout Manager JACK BOWEN - - - Business Manager CARLA HARRISON - - -- ' ATI Editor CONNIE CORNILS - - -- Feature Editor DAVID MERRILL - - - Photographic Editor CA ROLYN TEGELER CONNIE WARNER - - - - - Junior Editor JON BARNICLE - - - - - - Sophomore Editor JACK BRAINARD - - - Freshman Editor Sponsored by KLOCKE 'S DRY GOODS WHITESIDE SERVICE CO, COOK'S TRUCKING Lyndon, Ill, Lyndon, Ill, Lyndon, Ill W 11316 CHORUS, Mr. V. R. Olmstead Lyndon Community High School Mixed Chorus has been quite active this year. We had twenty-eight members, twenty girls and eight boys. One of the first activities was the IHSA District Music contest at Galena, Illinois. Karen Ashpole's girl's high voice solo was given a good rating Qthirdj, Carla Harrison's girl's low voice solo was given an excellent rating fsecondl, and David Merrill's boy's high voice solo was given an exce1lent rating. Our next activity was the Two Rivers Vocal Festival, Our special number was Hail! Smiling Mom, Mr, Wm. Tonkin of Sterling directed the mass chorus in singing four numbers. Other appearances of the chorus were the Easter Program and at the Commencement Exercises. BAND, Mr. R. F. Cahail The Lyndon School Band had a very successful year. Nine beginners were added to the band bringing the membership up to twenty four, Perhaps the most successful part of the year was the music contests. At the H-ISA District Music Contest Carla Harrison received an excellent rating on her clarinet solo and Carla and Sharon Harrison received a superior rating qfirstj on their clarinet duet. At the IHSA State Music Contest at Macomb they again rated superior, The grade school had eleven entries with sixteen students participating in the Grade School District Music Contest. Those who received firsts at District went to the state contest at Ashton. The ratings were: Arman Francis, Tenor Sax Solo, Illg Terry McDivitt, Baritone Solo, Ilg Sharon Harrison, Clarinet Solo, II: Jerry Sikkema, Terry Woodard, Comet Duet, Ilg Mary Manning, Claudia McDonald, Clarinet Duet, II: Terry Klocke, Deanna Rick, Roger Anspach, E-flat Sax Trio, II: Terry Klocke, E-flat Sax Solo, Ig Jimmy Heiden, Cornet Solo, Ig Larry Sikkema, Trombone Solo, Ig Jim Glazier, Wayne Evans, Cornet Duet, Ig Ricky Wilburn, David Hiland, Trombone Duet, I. All entries receiving firsts at the district contest received firsts at state, also. This years contest entries received more first places than there has ever been received before at this school, The band members participated in the last Two Rivers Band Festival which was held at Erie, Illinois, May 11. The special number from Lyndon was a clarinet duet, Valse Renene, played by Carla and Sharon Harrison. To end the year the band gave a concert at Community Day. At this time Mr, Cahail was presented a going away gift from the band members. HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT VOCAL SOLO CONTESTANTS David Merrill, boys' high voice, Excellenrg Carla Harrison, girls' low voice, Exce1lentg Karen Ashpole, girls' high voice, Excellent, Mr. V. R. Olmstead, accompanist. MIXED CHORUS BOTTON ROW: Mary Ellen Book, Ann Johnson, Sandra Sutton, Karen Ashpole, SECOND ROW: Kathleen Oltman, Laura Van Hoe, Bonnie Belha, Margaret Fisk, Iudy Pilgrim, Connie Warner, THIRD ROW: Arlyn Hayen, Lois Johnson, Carolyn Tegeler, Dale Ann Stump, Sharon Grau, Carla Harrison, Mr, Olmstad. TOP ROW: Jerry Pilgrim, Bob Evans, Judy Rummel. Connie Cornils Mary Tichler, Ion Barnickel, David Merrill. HIGH SCHOOL STATA FINALISTS CLARINET DUET Carla Harrison, Sharon Harrison, District Superior BAND 4 H GRADE STATE FINA LISTS LYNDON SCHOOL BA ND SOLOISTS Larry Sikkema, Jim Heiden, Terry Klocke, DUETS LEFT: David Hiland, Ricky Wilburn RIGHT: Wayne Evans. Jim Glazier, FIRST ROW: Carla Harrison, Sharon Harrison, Mary Manning, Terry Woodard, Jerry Sikkema, Jim Heiden, Wayne Evans, Jim Glazier, Roger Anspach, Deanna Rick, Terry Klocke. SECOND ROW: Claudia McDonald, Billy Scott, Sharon Alexander, Denny Bowen, David Toppert, Donald Woodard, Russell McCowen, Larry Sikkema, David Hiland, Ricky Wilburn, Terry McDivitt, Billy Obendorf, Arman Francis. Qing? 7fgQf1C 9-7330016111012 l 94 vAf4 :,m QA!! Q OMCQFS President - - - ' ' - IOANN BULTEMA Vice President - - - - LOIS JOHNSON Secretary - - - - CONNIE CORNILS Treasurer - - - CAROLYN TEGELER Point Secretary - - - - CARLA HARRISON nw six W ,sf I , v Get that fire built girls. Crossing bridge on hike Q77 K-E Cf1U1f1Q.s' Q, .5 . ,Q Q2 R. M N 7290 Gm Sponsored by SIP AND BITE HILL'S HARDWARE Lyndon, 111. Lyndon, I11, X rgifhrf CSQUQH LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Scott, Dick Larkins, Arlyn Hayen, Jerry Pilgrim, Kenny Prins, Ronnie Snyder, Garry Brackemeyer, Pilgrim Hayen Larkins Scott Bracke meyer Snyder Prins Q 1 X xx, x ugly' Ma KGS. 3 rp- E5 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Free Throws Mi. 62 57 28 is 17 6 8 Pct , 602 . 352 .363 .370 .227 . 333 , 111 Field Goals Ma- Pct. 83 .391 47 .257 16 .200 6 . 116 6 . 150 10 .344 0 , 000 P. F, T, P, 54 260 58 125 63 48 41 21 56 17 20 23 5 1 90 I , N1 ,I -4 ' 5 ' 64 NK.. f Y xr flag' 3 GZTSIQ C3 7110 5 s Z i x A, 1 W 1 ff lUr KNEELING: Jerry Scott, Wayne Camobell, Dick Larkins, Kenny Prins, STANDING Mr, Heaton, Jack Brainard, Arlyn Hayen, jerry Pilgrim, Ronnie Snyder, Garry Brackemeyer Manluis Thompson Mineral A nnawan Riverdale Prophetstown Erie Tampico Sheffield Chadwick Annawan Mine ral Mine ral A nnawan Riverdale Prophetstown Erie Thompson Tampico A nn awan SEASON'S RECORD There There There Here There Here There Here Holiday Tourney Here Conf. Tourney Conf. Tourney Here There Here There Here Here There District Tourney Lyndon Lyndon Lyndon Lyndon Lyndon Lyndon Lyndon Lyndon Lyndon Lyndon Lyndon Lyndon Lyndon Lyndon Lyndon Lyndon Lyndon Lyndon Lyndon Lyndon 4 JERRY PILGRIM X5 5' ARI-,YN HAYEN my Tl. DICK LARKINS Q JERRY SCOTT Sm RONNIE S NYDER GA RY BRA CKEMEYER KENNY PRINS rrzfkisf 2109 Leffer Zijl22l?QlTS' Arlyn Hayen Gary Brac kemeyer Dick Larkins Jerry Pilgrim Jerry Scott Why 7?112y Bob Evans, first place Za.sfef6aff fzwlufp !lf2l2QlIS' ' Most valuable player Best defensive player 31 Most improved player Best shooting percentage LEFT TO RIGHT: Lois Johnson, Judy Rummel, Coach Heaton, Connie Cornils, and Margaret Fisk, 1' - J Our Substitute, VHA Judi Pilgrim We love you, we like you, we'1l stick to you tight, but oh you WILDCATS fight fight, fight, K' 4 ,,, Judx Pxlgnm, Substitute . K flld 3151 FXS y ,mmm Mai? el X'mxw1 ' 5 . as MH' 5 C C0195 Lois Io - h came SOL: 926' PCO Zoys 7 Cf, X 19.59 xjfoznecoznzkyy Queen Lcpis Johnson JoArmBu1terna Connie Cornils K 2 Doren and Jo Ann Lois and Jerry HX U Judy Rummel, Margaret Fisk, Judi Pilgrim I 11121011-Quenzbr J an uef fi T if r -' The H0515 The Guests .. David Merrill the Comedian The supper at the Mardi Gras Margaret giving rhe Welcome Cifdo Margaret and Cecil leading the Grand March K X4 Q35 Margaret, Cecil, Connie, Denny Two happy couples in the Grand March new-iw! NPN-vm What's everyone looking at? A look of Determination . ' . F' C llI?lOI CSQl?IOI' 1440112 r -Q, l of X . 1 M I - 5 Seniors at the Prom Juniors at the Prom ywkg nv-l ' 'UW' What you looking for? The end of the Grand March These ladies prepared the supper The servers BIGGEST DREAMERS Bob and Sandy TA LLEST Patty and Jerry Q uuperfzfmes MOST POPULAR Jo Ann and Jack Qllillll' W 131331111151 f MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jon and Carla SHORTEST Arm and Jerry BEST SPORT LOUDEST Jerry Dick BEST DA NCERS Margaret and David WITTIEST Bob and Dick ca uperkfzoes BIG GES T F LIRT Bonnie MOST TA LKA TIVE Ann film .f ,X f'-SRX BIGGEST TEA SE Jack BEST DRESSED Jon and Margaret Zac'CaQ ureafe Ready to go The Graduates The Leaders 8th Grade ommencemenf The happy graduating class of 1959, m u xx? we ues o GV fs . wa' fl-vf 095 aclj The eighth grade graduates, 'ive' X 011 1 JoAnn and Carla receiving their honor awards. Carla and Sharon Harrison. Our guest speaker for Commencement. 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