Madison High School - Trojan / Madisonian Yearbook (Madison, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1961 volume:

Andrew Purdes, Sylvia Evangeloff,CeceliaMarkuly, Mary AnnStaikoff, Ed Walker, Phyllis Lapinski, Mr. Lee Ashby—Coordinator, Chuck Snowden. 1 Dail. OlCon ten lA lacu ft if P«r 3 Central Administration 4 High School Administration 5 Instructors 6 Personnel 8 Cj ra cl licit eA Pa9e 9 Senior Class Officers 10 Graduates 11 On The Spot 27 Commencement 28 Senior Skip Day 30 n dercfra dd Page 31 Junior Class 32 Sophomore Class 35 Freshman Class 38 Activities a fe 41 Organizations 42 Snap Shots 50 Music 52 Classroom Pictures 56 Homecoming 60 Talent Show 62 Prom 64 Career Day 66 Sports Pa cfe 67 Football 68 Basketball 71 Tennis 74 Baseball 75 Track 77 I cluertisincf Pa e 79 Booster Page 87 2 i. CHESTER L. McMANAWAY HENRY M. BAUCUM WILLIAM G. SCHREIBER AUSTIN LEWIS - School Attorney 4 KNOWLEDGE IS POWER. Without the know how in every field of endeavor we would never be the greatest country in the World. Every country in the world is closely watching its school population, for it is from this group that we will produce our leaders of tomorrow. Strive to learn and make our country even greater than it already is. JOHN L. PALCHEFF, Principal Bachelor of Science - Washington University Master of Science - Washington University ADAM A. BURNISKI, Assistant Principal (Commercial) Bachelor of Science - Southern Illinois University Master of Science - University of Illinois EDNA MAE McLINN Secretary SHERRILL JOPLIN Secretary WILLIAM F. LEDBETTER Bachelor of Science - Southern Illinois University Instrumental Music DORACE E. SALERNO Bachelor of Arts - Southern Illinois University Vocal Music 5 LEE E. ASHBY Bachelor of Science - Arkansas State College Business Training E. JEAN BETHEL Bachelor of Arts Valparaiso University English French GEORGE E. THOMAS Bachelor of Science Klrksvillc Teachers College Social Studies JOSEPH NAGLICH Bachelor of Arts - McKondree College Master of Science - Southern Illinois University Science Mathematics A. ELLEN FOLLMER Bachelor of Arts - Iowa State Teachers College Master of Arts - Northwestern University Librarian EDWIN N. BARTON Bachelor of Science Southern Illinois University English GRACE DRICKEN Bachelor of Science - South Dakota State Colloge Home Economics EARL McCLANAHAN Bachelor of Science - South East Missouri State Master of Science - Drury College Physical Education WILLIAM B. COOP Bacholor of Science - Arkansas College Master of Science - University of Arkansas Social Studies JAMES L. LOY Bachelor of Science - McKendree College Master of Science - St. Louis University 6 Science DOROTHY M. HAZNF.R Bacelor of Science - Illinois State Normal University Typing DENNIS S. REVELLE Bachelor of Scicnco - Southeast Missouri State College Mathematics GLENDLE PICKERING Bachelor of Science - Northeast Missouri State Teachers Physical Education LAWRENCE E. BURNS Bachelor of Science - Southern Illinois University Social Studies MARY C. REILLY Bachelor of Arts - MeMurray College Shorthand Office Practice MAE L. WATERS Bachelor of Arts - Shurtleff College English OLIN G. KREUTER Bachelor of Science - Eastern Illinois State College Industrial Arts EDWARD VOTOUPAL Bachelor of Arts - Washington University Master of Arts - Washington University Science GEORGE A. HOPKINS Bachelor of Science - Arkansas State College English FRANCES MERKELBACH Bachelor of Arts - Shurtleff College Master of Arts - University of Illinois Physical Education JOHN W. BARR Bachelor of Science - St. Louis University Mathematics WAYNE P. CARLISLE Bacholor of Scioncc - Southern Illinois University Master of Science - University of Illinois Science VITALY VOSHCHULLA Bachelor of Science - St. Vdadinnia Seminary; Columbia University Russian JOHN J. PHELAN Bachelor of Arts - St. Louis Unlversli; English Latin 7 Mrs. Dudak, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Kwiatkowski. Per, on ne i (Custodi and Arthur Christie, Nina Dittman, James Hayes. 8 Steve Pogorelac, William Hannebrink, Art White, Roy Smothers, John Crnkovich. s«. iorS SHIRLEY E. BARTON President Basketball . . . . 1,2,3,4 Class President . . . .4 Football Co-Captain . . . . . . 4 Homecoming Committee . . 3,4 M Club . . 3,4 Pep Club . . . . . • 3,4 Prom Committee . . 3 Student Council . . . 4 President . . . . . 4 Talent Show . . . . 3,4 Track 1.2,3,4 Yearbook Staff . . . . 4 PHYLLIS LAPINSKI Secretary Class Secretary ... 2,4 F. H.A.................1 G. A.A.................3 Jr. Red Cross . . . 1,2,3,4 Council ............. 3 Honor Society .... 1,2 Homecoming Committee .....................2,4 Library Club ... 3.4 National Honor Society ..................... 3,4 Secretary .........4 Pep Club............1,3,4 Prom Committee . . 3 Chairman of.Refresh- ments 3 Student Council ... 2,4 Secretary.............4 Talent Show.............4 Trojan Staff..........3,4 Yearbook Staff .... 4 Business Secretary . . 4 CECELIA JEANNETTE MARKULY Vice-President Band Hostess .... 4 Class Vice-President . . 4 D.A.R. Essay Award . . 2 Homecoming Committee ........................ 4 Honor Society .... 1,2 Jr. Red Cross..........3,4 Council ...............3 Library Club . . . 1,2,3,4 National Honor Society .......................3,4 Secretary ............ 3 President ............ 4 N.S.F. Summer Science Program .............. 3 Pep Club .... 1,2,3,4 Prom Committee ... 3 Chairman of Invitations ........................ 3 Senior Leadership . . 4 Student Council .... 4 Vice-President ... 4 Talent Show...........3,4 Trojan Staff..........3,4 Yearbook Staff .... 4 Advertising Editor . . 4 EDWARD WALKER Treasurer Basketball . . . 1,2,3,4 Captain .............3,4 Class Treasurer . . 2,4 Cross Country . . 1,2,3,4 Captain..............3,4 Football..........1,2,3,4 Captain.............3,4 M Club..........1,2.3.4 Prom Committee . . 3 Student Council . . . 2,4 Treasurer ........... 4 Track .......... 1,2,3,4 Captain .............. 4 Yearbook Staff...........4 io BRENDA ADAMS Choir ................1,2,3 Spring Follies .... 2,3 Honor Society...........1,2 Jr. Red Cross ..........2,3 National Honor Society . . 3 Pep Club................1,2 Prom Committee .... 3 Trojan Staff ............ 3 Yearbook Staff ...........4 LAVONDA BARHAM Band................1,2,3,4 Band Festival . . 1,2,3,4 Band Clinic ... 2,3.4 Egyptian Music Camp . . 3 Spring Musicale . . 1,2,3,4 PATRICIA ANN BAREFIELD G.A.A.................1,2 Homecoming Committee ......................3, Pep Club.............1, Prom Committee .... Yearbook Staff ....... FRED BECKER Band..................1,2,3,4 Vice-President ... 4 Baseball ................. 3,4 Cross Country..............1,2 Football ............1,2,3,4 M Club ............1,2,3,4 Track ...............1,2,3,4 Manager..................4 ALVESTER BISHOP F.N.A.....................4 Honor Society.............3 Pep Club .................3 Yearbook Staff ...........4 11 i- U W PEGGY LA VOX BLANKENSHIP PHYLLIS BROWN Choir..............1,2,3,4 Choir Clinic.........1,2 Choir Concert . . . 1,2,3,4 Spring Follies . . . 1,2,3,4 F.H.A....................1 Homecoming Committee .........................3 Jr. Achievement..........3 Jr. Red Cross..........1,2 Pep Club.................1 Prom Committee...........3 Yearbook Staff...........4 GLORIA BRUCE Choir ...............1.2,3,4 Choir Clinic ...........2,3 Christmas Concert ..................... 1,2,3,4 Spring Follies . . 1,2,3,4 F.H.A...................2.3.4 Pep Club ...............2,3,4 12 DeRICO BRACY Basketball........... Class Secretary . . . Cross Country .... Pep Club............. Student Council .... Talent Show........... Track ................ TED BROWN 3 1 4 3 1 2 2 tO BETTY CHAMPION Band ...............1,2,3,4 Spring Musicale . . 1,2,3,4 F. N.A...................4 Treasurer ............. 4 G. A.A.............1,2,3,4 Camp Representative . . 3 Point Captain...........3 President ............. 4 Honor Society...........1,2 National Honor Society . .3,4 Prom Committee............3 Senior Leadership .... 4 Talent Show...............4 Yearbook Staff............4 NANCY CHOLEVIK Choir................ F. H.A.............. G. A.A.............. Homecoming Committee Jr. Red Cross ......... Council ............ Treasurer ........... Pep Club .............. Prom Committee . . . Senior Leadership . . . Yearbook Staff......... ROSEMARY CARSON F. H.A.................... G. A.A........... 1,2,3,4 Jr. Red Cross ...........2 Pep Club.................. Prom Committee.........3 Yearbook Staff.........4 MARGARET CHAMPION Choir ............. 1,2,3 Choir Festival . . . 1,2,3 Spring Concert . . . .1,2,3 Homecoming Committee ......................3,4 Prom Committee..........3 CARL CHRISTOFF Football .............1,3 Homecoming Committee Jr. Achievement Prom Committee Trojan Staff . . . Yearbook Staff . 13 4 W W U MILDRED DACUS LEO COOK Football ....................2 JUDY DALEY Band Hostess . . . . . . 1,2,3 Choir . . 1,2,3,4 Choir Clinic . . . . 1,2,3,4 Choir Concert . . . 1,2,3,4 Spring Festival . . 1.2,3,4 Vice-President . . . . 4 French Club . . . . • 2,3,4 G.A.A . 1,2,3,4 Homecoming Committee ..................... 2,3,4 Jr. Red Cross.........1,2,3 Pep Club..............2,3,4 Treasurer ..............4 Vice-President ... 3 Prom Committee .... 3 Talent Show.............3,4 Yearbook Staff............4 PAT DEW Choir....................1,2 Honor Society..............3 Senior Leadership..........4 14 Banner Corps ........... Carbondale Concert . . . Choir..................1,2 Choir Concert . . . .1,2, Spring Musical . . . .1,2, Honor Society..........1,2 Jr. Red Cross...........2, Pep Club................3, Prom Committee .... Prom Hostess ............ Talent Show ............3, Yearbook Staff ......... PAT DAVIS Choir ................ 1,2, Choir Clinic .......... Spring Festival ... 1,2, G.A.A................... 1, G.A.A. Playday . . . Homecoming Committee ....................... 3,4 Honor Society............1,2 National Honor Society . . 3 Pep Club .................1 Prom Committee.............3 Yearbook Staff.............4 ALLYN B. DION Football ...............2,3 Homecoming Committee ....................... 3.4 Prom Committee............3 Talent Show...........2,3,4 Light Crew ... 1,2,3,4 Stage Crew .... 2,3,4 H to W M M i- MU4 W‘uUUWtOW JEANETTE DOLLINS MARVA LOUISE DOZIER Band...............1,2,3,4 Band Clinic..........2,3,4 Band Festival .... 2,3,4 Secretary................4 Spring Musicale . . 1,2,3,4 Class Treasurer.............3 F. N.A....................4 President................4 G. A.A................2,3,4 Camp Representative . . 3 Treasurer ...............3 Vice-President .... 4 Jr. Red Cross .............2 Pep Club ..................2 Senior Leadership .... 4 Student Council............3 Yearbook Staff.............4 CARL DRAYTON Cross Country . . . 1,2,3,4 Football ..........1,2,3,4 Captain ................3,4 M Club ..........1,2,3,4 Prom Committee ... 3 Talent Show ............. 3,4 Track ............. 1,2,3,4 SHARON DUSEK Banner Corps ........... 3 Choir 1,2,3 Choir Clinic . . , . 1,2,3 Choir Concert . . . 1,2,3 G.A.A Jr. Red Cross . . . . 1.2,3 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Prom Committee . . 3 Talent Show .... . 3.4 Yearbook Staff . . . F.H.A.......... 2,3,4 F.H.A. Rally .... 4 F.N.A................ 4 C.A.A..........: . . 3,4 Homecoming Committee ......................... 3,4 Jr. Red Cross ........3,4 Pep Club .............3,4 Prom Committee .... 3 Talent Show...........4 Yearbook Staff..........4 CAROL DURBOROW F.H.A.................... 1 Homecoming Committee ......................... 3 Majorette ............2,3,4 Pep Club............1,2,3,4 Prom Committee............3 Spring Musical . . 1,2,3,4 Talent Show...........2,3,4 ALTHEA ENGLISH Choir 1,2,3,4 Choir Clinic . . 4 Choir Concert . . 1,2,3,4 Secretary-Treasurer . . 4 Spring Musical . . 1,2,3,4 F.H.A . 2 F.N.A . 4 G.A.A. 2,3,4 G.A.A. Playday . . 2,3 Jr. Red Cross . . . . Pep Club 3,4 Secretary Prom Committee . 3 Trojan Staff Yearbook Staff . . . . . 4 15 SYLVIA YVONNE EVANGELOFF Band Hostess.............3,4 Honor Society............1,2 Jr. Red Cross............3,4 Council .................3 Library Club .... 1,2,3,4 National Honor Society . . 3,4 Pep Club............1,2,3,4 President .............. 4 Prom Committee .... 3 Chairman of Entertainment ........................ 3 Prom Hostess ..............2 Senior Leadership .... 4 Talent Show .... 1,3,4 Fashion Commentator . . 4 Yearbook Staff.............4 Senior Editor............4 JERRY GRAKLANOFF Baseball ........1,2,3,4 M Club ............3,4 Prom Committee .... 3 Prom Host .............2 MARGARET GRIMES Homecoming Committee ..........................3 Jr. Achievement ..........2 Jr. Red Cross...........3,4 Council...............3,4 Library Club............1,4 Prom Committee............3 Yearbook Staff............4 16 JANET GRAKLANOFF Choir .................. 1 Class Vice-President . . Jr. Red Cross ..........1 Pep Club..............1,2 Prom Committee.......... Prom Hostess ........... Senior Leadership........ Student Council......... Talent Show............. Yearbook Staff ...... TINA MARIE GUSHLEFF F.N.A.................. Jr. Achievement . . 2,3 Jr. Red Cross ......... Pep Club .............3 Prom Committee .... Yearbook Staff......... CO rf W .U rf � o IC«,IOUUIOtO PAT HAMILTON land ............1,2,3,4 M Club .............3,4 rack ................. 3 MICHAEL HARRIS aseball ................ 4 Manager ............ 1,2,3 sXJtball ........ 1,2,3,4 jmecoming Committee .......................3,4 nor Society.............1 1 Club .............2,3,4 itional Honor Society . . 4 •p Club................3,4 •om Committee .... 3 ack ...................3,4 arbook Staff ............4 THELMA MARIE HERSCHBACH hoir..................1,2,3 J.A.A..................... 2 ational Honor Society . . 4 enior Leadership .... 4 HELEN HARDIMON Choir ............. 1,2,3,4 Choir Clinic .... 2,3,4 Christmas Concert ................. 1,2,3,4 Spring Musical . . 1,2,3,4 F.H.A........................4 F.H.A. Rally...............4 F.N.A........................4 Jr. Red Cross .........3 ROY EDGAR HAYS, Jr. Football ....................2 JUDITH HOLLAND Choir .............. 1,2,3,4 Spring Follies . . 2,3,4 F.N.A..................... 4 Honor Society............1,2 Jr. Red Cross .... 2,3,4 Library Club ............3,4 National Honor Society . . 4 Pep Club.................1,2 Prom Committee .... 3 Yearbook Staff ............4 17 DAN HRYSKO Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketball .... 1,2,3,4 Cross Country . . . 1,2,4 M Club Pep Club Prom Committee . . . . 3 Prom Host .... ... 2 Talent Show .... . . . 4 KAREN KING Homecoming Committee ............................ 2,3,4 Jr. Achievement . . 1,2,3 Treasurer .............. 2 Jr. Red Cross . . . 1,2,3,4 Council .............1,2,3 Secretary ............. 3 Vice-President .... 4 Library Club . . . . 1,2,3,4 President ...............4 Vice-President...........3 Prom Committee.............3 Yearbook Staff.............4 ROY KOBERNA Baseball ...............3,4 Football .................3 Homecoming Committee ......................... 3 M Club .................4 Pep Club .................4 Prom Committee .... 3 Talent Show ..............4 Yearbook Staff............4 18 JEANNETTE KERN F.H.A................1,2,4 Pep Club...............3,4 Yearbook Staff............4 FRANK KITCHEN Choir ......... 1,2,3,4 Manager ........... 2,3,4 Spring Musical . . 1,2,3,4 Football ..........1,2,3,4 Jr. Achievement .... 1,2 M Club..............2,3,4 Prom Committee............3 Talent Show.............3,4 Committee.............3,4 Track...................1,2 Yearbook Staff............4 RONNIE KURILLA Baseball ..................2,4 Football ................... 1 CHARLOTTE LEWIS Band................1,2,3,4 G.A.A.................1,2,3 Playday ............1,2,3 Jr. Achievement .... 3 Jr. Red Cross ..........1,2 Pep Club ...........1,2,3,4 President ............. 3 Prom Committee .... 3 Senior Leadership .... 4 Talent Show ..............4 Volleyball Clinic.........4 Yearbook Staff............4 DOROTHY MARIE MACIOS Band...............1,2,3,4 Band Clinic.............4 Spring Musical . . 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader........1,2,3,4 Cheer leading Camp . . 3 J.V. Captain ...........2 Varsity Captain .... 4 Chorus Hostess.........2,3 French Club..........2,3,4 Charter Member . . 2 Treasurer ............. 2 Homecoming Committee ...................... 2,3 Jr. Achievement .... 2 Jr. Red Cross .........2,3 National Honor Society . . 3 Pep Club............ 1,2,3.4 Prom Committee .... 3 Talent Show..........2,3,4 Committee.............3,4 Yearbook Staff ..........4 MARCLA LaROSE Choir............... Spring Musical . . . Flag Bearer.......... G.A.A................ Homecoming Committee Jr. Red Cross ..........1 Pep Club .............1,2 Prom Committee .... Prom Hostess ........... Talent Show ............ Yearbook Staff.......... BILL LOFTUS Choir ................... 3 Spring Musical .... 3 Prom Committee .... 3 CARL MAIN 19 DOROTHY LOUISE MARTIN G.A.A......................3,4 Honor Society ...............2 Jr. Red Cross ...............3 Library Club ................4 National Honor Society . . 3,4 Prom Committee...............3 Senior Leadership ... 4 Student Council . . . . 1,3 Talent Show ...............3,4 Committee ................ 4 Yearbook Staff ..............4 ELIZABETH McCLENNAN G.A.A.................1,2,3,4 Library Club.............2,3,4 Pep Club ....................4 BONNIE J. MILAN Choir .................. 1 Spring Musical ... 1 F.H.A............... 2,3,4 Homecoming Committee ....................... 3,4 Jr. Achievement ..........3 Jr. Red Cross.........2,3,4 Pep Club................. 1 Prom Committee............3 Talent Show ..............4 Yearbook Staff............4 20 RON MAYO Jr. Red Cross ...........2 Pep Club ................2 Prom Host ...............2 Talent Show..............4 SANDRA McCOY Choir .....................4 Choir Clinic.............4 Choir Concert............4 Spring Musical...........4 ANNIE MITCHELL Cheerleader..............3,4 Choir .................1,2,3 F.H.A..............1,2,3,4 F. N.A.....................4 G. A.A...............1,2,3,4 Playday ................ 4 Homecoming Committee Jr. RedCross.........1,2,3 Pep Club............1,2,3, Prom Committee........... Talent Show.............. Yearbook Staff............4 CO CO TONY MODRUSIC Baseball ................3,4 M Club ................3,4 ED MOTL LOIS ANN MOSLEY Choir ............ 1,2,3,4 Spring Musical . . 1,2,3,4 F.H.A..................2,4 Homecoming Committee .................... 1.2,4 Jr. Red Cross ...........2 Pep Club...............1,2 Talent Show .... 1,2,3,4 VELMA NELSON Choir ............... 2,3,4 Choral Clinic . . 2,3,4 Christmas Concert ................... 1.2.3, Spring Musical . . 1,2,3, F.H.A........ Jr. Red Cross Pep Club . . SHARON NICHOLAS Band Hostess...........2,3 Cheerleader............3,4 Cheerleading Clinic . . 3 J.V. Captain.........3 Chorus Hostess.........2,3 French Club.........2,3,4 Charter Member ... 2 Program Chairman ... 3 G.A.A................2,3,4 Playday ...........2,3,4 Homecoming Committee ...................... 2,3 Jr. Achievement..........3 Jr. Red Cross .... 1,2,3 Library Club...........3,4 National Honor Society . . 3,4 Pep Club............1,2,3,4 Prom Committee...........3 Senior Leadership .... 4 Talent Show............3,4 Committee .............4 Trojan Staff...........3,4 Editor ................4 Yearbook Committee ... 4 ELDORA PARKER « H W iJ. WILLIE MAE PARKER Choir ................... 1 F. H.A....................4 G. A.A................2,3,4 Jr. Red Cross ..........2,3 Yearbook Staff ..........4 ANTOINETTE PLANITZ F.H.A.....................1 Homecoming Committee ........................3,4 Jr. Red Cross .... 1,2,3,4 Council ............... 3 Secretary ............. 4 Pep Club ................ 2 Prom Committee .... 3 Yearbook Staff ...........4 ANDREW PURDES Band................1,2,3,4 President ...............4 French Club..............2 Honor Society.........1,2 National Honor Society . . 3,4 Vice-President...........4 Trojan Staff................4 Yearbook Staff..............4 Activity Editor..........4 22 WILLIE JAMES PETTY Baseball...............1,2,3 Basketball ............ 1,2,3 Choir .....................1 Cross Country.............1,2 Football...............1,2,3 M Club...............1,2,3 Prom Committee.............3 Talent Show..............2,3 Track ................ 1,2,3 Captain.................3 DOROTHEA PRYOR F. N.A....................4 Vice-President..........4 G. A.A..................3,4 Jr. Red Cross ............3 Pep Club .................4 Prom Committee .... 3 Prom Hostess .............2 Trojan Staff..............4 Yearbook Staff............4 CHARLOTTE RICKERT F. H.A.................1,3 G. A.A.................3,4 Homecoming Committee .......................3, Jr. Red Cross . . . 1,2,3 Camp ................ Council ............3 President ........... Treasurer ........... Library Club.........2,3, Vice-President .... Pep Club...............1, Prom Committee .... Senior Leadership . . . Yearbook Staff ........ JEAN IE ROBINSON Honor Society ........... 3 Library Club..........1,2,3 Senior Leadership .... 4 KATHLEEN SCHENHOFFER Choir ............. 1.2,3,4 Choir Clinic . . . 1,2,3,4 Choir Concert . . 1,2,3,4 Spring Musical . . 1,2,3,4 F. H.A.................... 2 G. A.A.................. 3,4 Officer ................ 4 Homecoming Committee .........................3,4 Honor Society............3,4 Pep Club.................2,3 Prom Committee.............3 Senior Leadership..........4 Yearbook Staff.............4 ELAINE SHIPCOFF Band............1,2,3,4 Band Festival .... 2,3,4 Sight-Reading Clinic . . 4 Choir Hostess .............2 French Club...........2,3,4 Secretary ...............3 G. A. A. 1 Homecoming Committee ....................... 2,3 Jr. Red Cross ...........1,2 National Honor Society . . 3,4 Pep Club............1,2,3,4 Prom Committee............3 Senior Leadership .... 4 Yearbook Staff............4 HELEN RUSSELL Choir .................. 1,2 Christmas Concert . . 1,2 Spring Musical .... 1,2 F.H.A. . .............1,3,4 Pep Club..................3 Talent Show ...............3 LOYTE SHAW F.H.A...................1,2,3,4 RICHARD SIMPSON Baseball...........1.2,3,4 Homecoming Committee ......................3,4 ”M Club..............3,4 Prom Committee..........3 23 LEMON SMITH CHARLES SNOWDEN Basketball .............2,3 Cross Country.............2 M Club ...............2,3 Pep Club ................ 4 Track ....................2 JoANN SPURLOCK Homecoming Committee ......................3,4 Jr. Red Cross ...........4 Library Club......1,2,3,4 Prom Committee..........3 Senior Leadership ... 4 Yearbook Staff...........4 THOMAS STORY Basketball ..............1,2 Football ................ 1 M Club ..........1,2,3,4 Track ...................1,2 Basketball ............1,2 Class President..........3 Cross Country............3 National Honor Society . . 3,4 Prom Committee...........3 Chairman...............3 Prom Host ...............2 Student Council..........3 T.A.P. Chairman..........3 (New March of Dimes) Talent Show..............4 Committee .............4 Trojan Staff.............4 Yearbook Staff...........4 Business Manager ... 4 MARY ANN STAIKOFF Band Hostess.............3,4 Choir...............1,2,3,4 President ...............4 G.A.A...............1,2,3,4 Point Captain ...........4 Homecoming Committee .........................3.4 Honor Society............1,2 Jr. Achievement............3 Secretary-Cashier . . 3 Jr. Red Cross..........1,2,3 National Honor Society . . 3.4 Vice-President...........3 Pep Club............1,2,3,4 Secretary................3 Vice-President...........4 Prom Committee.............3 E. St. Louis Journal Reporter ...........................4 Senior Leadership .... 4 Talent Show............2,3,4 Trojan Staff...............4 Co-Editor................4 Volleyball Clinic..........4 Yearbook Staff.............4 Undergraduate Editor . . 4 JOYCE SVEZIA Choir......................1 Spring Musical...........1 Class Vice-President . . 2,3 F.H.A......................1 Flag Bearer................1 Homecoming Committee ...........................3 Jr. Red Cross......1,2,3 Library Club...............3 Pep Club...........1,2,3,4 Prom Committee.............3 Student Council............3 Talent Show........2,3,4 T.A.P. Chairman .... 3 (New March of Dimes) Yearbook Staff..............4 24 JOYCE ANN TEETOR Color Guard ..............4 F.H.A................1,3,4 Parliamentarian . . 3,4 F. N.A.................. 4 G. A.A.................. 1 Homecoming Committee .................... 2,3,4 Jr. Red Cross ..........3,4 Pep Club ..............1,2 Prom Committee .... 3 Talent Show .......... 3,4 DEANNA VAUGHN F.H.A............... 1,2,3 Pep Club ..............3,4 Yearbook Staff ..........4 BETTY JEAN WALKER F.H.A..........2,3,4 DENNIS THE BEAU MAYETTA VEST F.H.A...............1,2,3 Homecoming Committee Jr. Red Cross............3 Council................ Library Club........1,2,3. Secretary .............i Prom Committee .... Yearbook Staff.............. YVONNE WEIGEL Band..................1,2,3 Egyptian Music Camp . . 3 French Club...............4 National Honor Society . . 3,4 Pep Club................3,4 Prom Committee............3 Talent Show.............1,4 Yearbook Staff ...... 4 25 I � U to 4 w P� LESTER WOOD WILLARD WOOLFOLK Band ................. 1,2,3,4 LaVONNE WRIGHT Choir ................. 1,2 Choir Clinic .....2 Choir Concert .... 1,2 Spring Musical .... 1,2 G.A.A............... 2 Playday .............. 2 Homecoming Committee .......................... 3 Jr. Red Cross ............4 Pep Club ................3 Prom Committee .... 3 Yearbook Staff............4 Basketball.................1,4 Football ............1,2,3,4 M Club ................2,3,4 Pep Club ................2,3,4 MARSHALL SKINNER Class Vice-President . . 1 (Transferred to Dubuque, la ...................... 1 Returned ..............4) CLASS COLORS: Green and White CLASS FLOWER: American Beauty Rose 26 CLASS MOTTO: The real democratic idea is not that every man shall be on a level with every other one, but that all should have the opportunity to be what God made him to be. 5 , p o I CECELIA MARKULY MARY ANN STAIKOFF PHYLLIS LAPINSKI DOROTHY MACIOS SYLVIA EVANGELOFF BETTY CHAMPION DOROTHY MARTIN JEANETTE DOLLINS SHARON NICHOLAS CHARLES SNOWDEN JERRY GRAKLANOFF ANDREW PURDES FRANK KITCHEN DAN HRYSKO EDWARD WALKER ROY KOBERNA SHIRLEY BARTON CARL CHRISTOFF JOHN N. BELLCOFF xercided JOHN L. PALCHEFF WENSEL L. BROWN Jan iord K. Bogleff D. Corbett D. Clemons S. Consiglo P. Czervinske C. Dion B. Donnelly B. Ebersoldt D. Fleetwood 32 C. Gadwell M. Graves M. Graville R. Graville M. Grimes J. Hadley R. Kismer C. Kosek G. Lawrence R. Lybarger E. Muller S. Nicholas F. Nizinski J. Ousley R. Platt C. Rajewski P. Roberts C. Rudnicki V 33 J. Shaver K. Smith P. Smith N. Stawar B. Stevenson 34 G. Burns K. Carlson C. Collins T. Curry D. Dowthitt 35 T. Fisk J. Goclan B. Gonzalez G. Gonzalez P. Harper E. McClure K. McCormick P. Maeras M. Moss J. Parsley M. Reeves G. Russell B. Sabol D. Schoolfield T. Signaigo 36 S. Simmons C. Slaby J. Slotta B. Smith B. Smock W. Townzen D. Vaughn P. Wall R. Wallace 'A Afew G. Adams S. Adams B. Ballew A. Bargiel G. Bawier 38 M. Bucher J. Bussell M. Champion V. Cook R. Davis B. Dutko J. Fleetwood K. Foley P. Fraundorf C. Gall M. Gnojewski D. Grams G. Graville E. Greco K. Hamilton I 1 P. Kim J. Kismer tiLiL B. Kalchoff D. King C. Hewlett 39 S. Mueller L. Nelson J. Nishke T. Nizinski J. Onesky I J. Purdes D. Robertson R. Rodgers E. Russell B. Shanks D. Smith C. Summers M. Svezia K. Syniski E. Toffant S. Vavra P. Wood B. Webb C. Zahm K. Yates 40 61 Serving as the high school's lawmaking body, the Student Council members arc repre- sentatives of their respective classes. Chosen at the be- ginning of the school year, they set out to better the school in some way and to improve conditions that are unsuitable for best results. A great as- set to our school, this body is responsible for the fine rules and laws under which we are governed. Those who were elected as officers for the Student Council for '60-'61 are: Shirley Barton, President; Cecelia Markuly, Vice-Presi- dent; Phyllis Lapinski,Secre- tary; and Edward Walker, Treasurer. St u clen r _ o unci i ion a tM. on or Composed of students maintaining a B average or higher, this organization was established to create a greater desire to learn, and it has succeeded in bringing about more enthusiasm for scholas- tic achievement. Members oi the society with their service, leadership, and high standards are honored and highly re- cognized by the high school. The Honor Society mem- bers were the guest of the Madison Rotary Club which sponsored a banquet to re- cognize their scholastic a- chievement. This organization is a val- uable asset not only to the school but also to the com- munity and success in the future. 42 Here they are, the seniors who made our 1961 Madisonian a reality! From composing and typing the printed copy to selecting, arranging, and pasting in photos they have spent many long and tedious hours compiling the annual you now hold. Chosen near the beginning of the year for their respective sections, they re- present as nearly as possible a cross-section of every phase of student life at Madison High School. Such a group is not only desirable but necessary for a complete and accurate annual. Special mention must be given to our Advertising and Business Sections for mak- ing possible many of the in- novations of the 1961 Madison- ian; such as, the colored scen- ery end sheets. Our thanks to the yearbook sponsors, who were always ready with a helpful word of advice. WaJi Soman DL D, rojan Four typewriters,one printing press, a dozen sten- cils, one stapler, and four reams of paper, all musts for an edition of the Trojan Flashes. But wait—the most important ingredient of all has been omitted. Add one Trojan Staff and work until exhausted. When the press rolls on the evening before the paper goes on sale, the staff works until every copy is stapled together before going home. Five six- weeks editions were turned out, and the last week of school a special senior edition was sold. The Trojan Staff had a year filled with activity and enjoyment that will long be remembered. The Future Nurses of America Club is an organi- zation composed of girls plan- ning to enter the field of nursing after graduating from high school. It is oUr newest club and has had a very active year. A trip to the Deaconess Hospital was one of the high- lights of the club's activities. At various times in the year a representative from Bellville Junior College and a repre- sentative from the State Public Health Nursing came to the high school to discuss the various aspects of nursing. Since its influence extends far beyond high school, the Future Nurses of America Club is one of our most valuable or- ganizations. The officers for the year were: Jeanette Dollins, Presi- dent; Dorothea Pryor, Vice- President; Donna Dowthitt, Secretary; and Betty Champion, Treasurer. ure n u rSeS Of J m erica The Madison Library Club is composed of freshmen, sophomore, junior, and senior students who, because of their scholastic standing, are able to contribute time toward giving their fellow students competent library service. For this service the members receive pins during their senior year. The award desig- nates the number of years of service and any office which the member held during his high school attendance. Ten students of this year's club received pins, four of which were four year pins. By help- ing each student to secure that which will best aid him in getting his assigned lessons, the Library Club becomes an invaluable asset to the school. 44 This fine group, selected at the beginning of the school year, serves as the background for our great Talent Show under the direction of Mr. Edwin Barton. Rounding up talent was first on their agenda, and then came the job of producing the show. Staging, advertising, financing, and promotion were carried out efficiently and orderly to make the show a smashing success, as usual. Our thanks to the committee and cast for adding this show to our list of hits and for helping make this yearbook possible by turning the pro- ceeds over to the yearbook. The members of the Talent Show Committee were: Dorothy Macios, Sharon Nicholas, Sheila Nicholas. Dorothy Martin, Frank Kitchen, Tina Signaigo, Chuck Snowden, and Paul Czervinski. Sa lent Show C ommitt ee Among the newest of our organizations is The French Club, under the fine super- vision of Mademoiselle Bethel. Providing enjoyment for its members and also striving to bring about a better under- standing of the French lan- guage, the club's ideals are centered around these aims; during the meetings French records are played to acquaint the students with the true French sounds, and French newspapers are read and translated. The election of officers, then initiation of new members, started off the year. Through the months, a bake sale and Christmas party were important highlights. The fine members of this organization play a very worthwhile part in Madison High School's ac- tivity program. junior IZJ C rods Imitating the National Red Cross, our Junior Red Cross contributes financial support, and service. During the first part of the school year there was a membership drive, and later a distribution of National Red Cross pins, folders, and envelopes was made. Gifts for needy children at Christmas and gifts and cheer for patients at hospitals formed other pro- jects in which the members took part. Through its asso- ciation with the National Red Cross, the Junior Red Cross can help extend aid to any part of our country that may need it. Proper attitudes and ideals on the part of the mem- bers are developed toward service for those who must meet unavoidable difficulties. As a character building or- ganization, the Junior Red Cross is invaluable to our high school. Jrom em a OfJl m erica The Future Homemakers of America is an organization working together for better and happier home life for everyone. We think that help- ing to make happy homes, now' and in the future, is the most important thing that you can do for democracy. President—Betty Walker; Vice-President —Joyce Teetor; Secretary—Annie Mitchell; Treasurer—E 11 a Patton; Project Chairmen— Marva Dozier, Gloria Bruce; Finance Chairmen—Bonnie Milan, Willie Mae Parker; Parliamentarian — Elaine Russell; Historian - B a r b a r a Kondrich; Music — Evelyn Mosley; Recreation — Rosemary Carson, Carol Hewlett; Public Relations - Geraldine Granville, Mary Hamm. 46 The G.A.A. is an organi- zation established to promote good sportsmanship among girls and to further their in- terest in athletics. It also teaches them the basic funda- mentals needed to enjoy these sports. The officers for the year '60-'61 were: B. Champion, Pres.; J. Dollins, V. Pres.: M. Staikoff, Point Captain; R. Carson, Sec.; J. Williams. Treas.; and K. Schenhoffer, All-sports manager. The beginning of the year was started off with a wiener roast to welcome new mem- bers. In February we initiated new members in a ceremony at which our mothers were present and each new mem- ber was given her G.A.A. pin. Playdays attended by the G.A.A. were held at Dupo in the fall and at Collinsville in the spring. Our G.A.A. Presi- dent, Betty Champion, and Vice-President Jeanette Dollins, were sent to the Southern G.A.A. Camp at Little Grassy Lake in Carbondale, Illinois. Seniors receiving State A- wards were Betty Champion, Mary Ann Staikoff, Rosemary Carson, and Judy Daley. Cjirfs hfetic 5 Satiation This organization was es- tablished to help the Physical Education teacher during class and with the Girls' Athletic Association. All of these girls are Seniors, who have the responsibility of taking roll, checking the girls' gym suits, their showers, the issuing of equipment, and in leading the girls in calisthenics. They are always ready to help any girl with a problem which may occur. Besides being of great help to our present teacher, Mrs. Merkelbachthey help themselves by carrying out responsibilities and learn- ing a new experience that may be rewarding to them in the future. One of the most popular organizations at Madison High is the Pep Club. It is one of the largest and loudest clubs at M.H.S. We're sure the foot- ball and basketball teams are glad of its strong support. The members are to be com- mended for their fine sense of sportsmanship and co- operation which thcyhavedis- played. The officers elected for the '60-'61 term were: Sylvia Evangeloff, President: Mary Ann Staikoff, Vice-President; Altheda English, Secretary: and Judy Daley, Treasurer. Besides the fine support the Pep Club displayed for the team, they were active in many other ways. Two sock hops were given at the end of the football and basketball season. Later on pins were also sold by the members. The Pep Club filled a season with a lot of activity and has really proved its worth. i i The M club is com- posed of all athletes who have lettered during the year in the various sports. These boys have worked hard and excelled in either football, track, cross-country, basketball, or baseball, or as in some cases, two different sports. The teams also could not have succeeded without the hard work put in by the coach- ing staff and the fine job done by the managers. We will have 17 returning lettermen next year and are looking forward to a fine season again next year. Many of the boys were honored at a banquet presented by the Madison Ro- tary Club in appreciation for their representing the city of Madison in the field of Sports. 48 From Left to Right the Senior Varsity Cheerleaders are: Annie Mitchell Sharon Nicholas, Sheila Nicholas, Jackie Shaver, Dorothy Macios, e • —senior Ck eerfeacL erd The Varsity and Junior Var- sity Cheerleaders are: BACK ROW: Senior Varsity Cheer- leaders. FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Doris Ledbetter, Judy Borth, Emily Toffant, Anna Jefferson, Kathv Bogleff, Judel Moad. ' I tJ3antl f- erSonnc( BASS CLARINET OBOE Lavonda Barham Joyce Parsley CLARINET Jeanette Dollins Dorothy Macios Kathy Smith Sandra Consiglio Penny Maeras Phillip Fraundorf Bill Kalchoff Sharon Vavra Veronica Bosworth Barbra Ballew Donna Smith Polly Wood ALTO CLARINET Sharon Simmons Gerry Graville Tina Signaigo Carol Hammock Katie Yates TROMBONE Paul Bargiel Roy Cross Paul Czervinski Wally Weidner Bill Smock Nick Padoba Tom Crabtree Irene Loerch PERCUSSION Andrew Purdes Roy Platt Delbert Clemmons Richard Bright Jerome Kelly Majorette PEGGY MAYES Drum Major PAUL CZERVINSKI Majorette CAROL DURBOROW 52 Sck oo tCon cerl feand personnel ALTO SAX FLUTE Charlotte Lewis Barbara Watkins Rosemary Wallace Kathy Foley Beverly Shanks Susan Bevill Barbara Dutko FRENCH HORN Elaine Shipcoff Pat Hamilton Karen Hamilton Joanne Maykopet Margaret Champion BARITONE Garry Burns Betty Champion BARITONE SAX Norman Stawar Tom Lubak Faith Nizinski Fred Becker Wayne Pilch TENOR SAX Gary Kasprovich John Okal CORNET Richard Allen Mike Graves Talmidge Fisk Gary Taylor Dan Antonovich Richard Vance SOUSAPHONE Lester Wood Tony Jackson John Slota Lester White TYMPANI Richard Hamilton ftl.rJ, in v This attractive group of girls composes the Madison High School Marching Band's front rank while in parade formation. At the half-time of the home football games they help the band in the forming of various figures on the field. Since they do not have a regular band period to practice in, these girls must devote their own spare time for that purpose. They are to be commended as much for their selflessness as for the high caliber of the per- formances which they have displayed. We are very proud of our color guard, which is an asset to the high school as well as to the band. M-Kathy Bogleff D-Connie Gadwell A-Joyce Teetor S-Blanca Gonzales N-Donna Dowthitt I-Kathy Carlson O-Tina Thebeau 53 Band director,Mr. Ledbetter, is shown presenting the baton to student director, Paul Czervtnski. The student director directs the band on the field during football season and at pep assemblies during basket- ball season. Under the fine and able direction of Mr. Ledbetter the band enjoyed a very success- ful year; a few of the high- lights being a trip to Champaign, Illinois, to attend a concert pre- sented by the famed University of Illinois Concert Band, and participating in Southern Illinois U niversity's Homecoming Parade. «Student r 2 irector treetoi The band officers act as pivot points in many of the activities of the band. By working closely with Mr. Ledbetter and a wonder- fully cooperative band member- ship a very rewarding year was achieved. From Left to Right the of- ficers are: Mike Graves, Treas- urer; Andrew Purdes, President: Jeanette Dollins, Secretary; and Fred Becker, Vice-President. 54 The Advanced Choir has been very active this year. Two concerts were given: a Christmas program and a spring musical. Besides these two programs the group took a trip to the Southern Illinois University Campus for a musi- cal festival early in the fall. The Choir also sponsored a picnic for its members and their guests at Forest Park. Besides the enjoyment which Choir has to offer, it also provides a better appreciation of music for our students. w cl is on JJi9 h Sck oo -Advanced C lioii Much of the success of this year's Choir has been due to Choral Instructor, Mrs. Salerno, and the Choir Of- ficers, who are from left to right: Judy Daley, Vice-Presi- dent; Frank Kitchen, Business Manager; Mary Ann Staikoff, President; Altheda English, Secretary-Treasurer; and Cheryle Dion, Librarian. Choir Off: cers Although it is not often in the spotlight, the Beginning Choir does its share of work. Its purpose is to teach the students music theory and gradually introduce them to more advanced pieces of music. It is the training they get here that molds them into a finer group as they proceed to more advanced choral works. This year we had a fine group and are looking forward to the work ihcy will do next year. You can easily tell that someone is about to say, . . .1 don’t know, by the gleeful ex- pression on the chairman's face. This class offers fine opportunities for real self expression with enjoyment being part of the reward of the learning process. MECHANICAL DRAWING II Here we see a group of students drawing mazes of lines on special sheets of paper. You guessed it, this is a class in mechanical drawing. The watchword of this class is neatness, and the completed assignments show that many fine drafts- men will be graduating in the future. AMERICAN HISTORY It is readily discernable by the eager ex- pressions on the faces of these students that the dismissal bell is about to ring. We do not mean to imply, however, that the students weren't just as eager when they entered the classroom. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mass confusion and loads of fun are typical of any P.E. basketball game. It is noteworthy that half of the students pictured here are not actually in the game; they merely wanted to get their picture taken. 56 CHEMISTRY II Double! Double! Toil and trouble! Fire burn and cauldron bubble! No, this is not a scene from Macbeth; it merely shows a few of our countries future scientists'. We make this prediction on the assumption that their lab procedure will allow them to remain standing long enough for them to complete the course. FRENCH II Here we see the antics of a few French students as they practice a French play. By means such as these the class not only acquires knowledge of the subject, but has a great deal of pleasure as well. TYPING 1 HOME ECONOMICS Patience and practice are the ’'keys to be- coming a proficient typist as is evidenced by this picture. Although the perfecting of this skill is largely an individual effort, a word of advice from the instructor is always appreciated. The satisfaction of having really accomplished something is the best part of this class. This picture merely shows the beginning of a half-hour of anxiety. What will they have when the oven is opened? METAL SHOP One look at the eager faces of these students and you can see that they are enjoying themselves as well as learning an important skill. Working with machinery is no game, however: caution is the watchword. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, Mgr. J. Hanson, T. Andrews, W. Woolfolk, M. Graville, N. Pavlow, S. Barton, E. Walker, M. Harris, N. Stawar, F. Kitchen, K. Griggs, Mgr. E. Wilkins. SECOND ROW: Coach Pickering, S. Dymas, F. Becker, R. Koberna.C. Woolfolk, D.Clemons, J. Besserman, N. Cooper, J. Onesky, T. Stuart, W. Weidner, G. Stuart, Coach Asperger. THIRD ROW: R. Colemen, B. Noud, R. Lee, N. Boyd, C. Kosek, E. Young, E. Petty, D. Broyles, G. Gonzalez, R. Hamilton. Record (2-5-1) Opponent Edwardsville Granite City Cahokia Dupo Bethalto Roxana Highland Springfield Where There Here There Here There Here Here There SENIORS $ .«?.-?• . WjMG'00- End ED W JLKE All Cinference k y s. V'Vs etteg 3 yrs. J FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Mike Harris, Shirlev Barton, Ed Walker, Frank Kitchen. BACK ROW: Nick Pavlow, Ed Young, Willard Woolfolk, Rov Koberna Fred Becker. tain Center SHIRLEY (Bi Letter 2 yrs, Co-Captain Rnd NICK PAVLOW—Sr. Letter 1 yr. m: k ' Tackle WILLARD WOOL FORK--Sr. Tackle . .MIKE HARRIS -Sr. •iht wkil1 Oanferenc« = 2nd Stv Letter Ken Griggs—Jr. bmmms Wille (ToJo) Boyd—Jr. Coach And Team The Day Before The Big Game John Besserman—Jr. All Eyes On The Quarterback Norman Stawar—Jr. Terry Andrews—Soph. vOlStf y%.OISo. JR. VARSITY FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Mgr. P. Carroll, G. Massey, T. Lubak, Newsome, T. Fisk. BACK ROW: Coach Ashby, D. Trotts, T. Andrews, C. Kosek, C. Bell, M. Garcia, Mgr. E. Wilkins. Mike (Hawk) Graville burns two more. FRESH-SOPH FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Newsome, J. Summers, G. Massey, L. Lux, O. Wright. BACK ROW: Coach Asperger, Mgr. E. W'ilkins, T. Lubak, L. Brown, C. Bell, M. Garcia, T. Fisk, Mgr. P. Carroll, Coach Ashby. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Summers, D. Broyles, M. Moss, R. Rideout, J. Harrison, L. Lux, Coach R. Barnhart. LARRY LUX—Soph. JOHN SUMMERS—Fr. JOHN OKAI—Soph. RALPH RIDEOUT —Soph. FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Mgr. E. Wilkins. Mgr. P. Carroll. SECOND ROW: D. Trotts. M. Dillon, T. Fisk. L. Lubak, T. Modrusic, D. Hrysko, R. Koberna, J. Graklanoff, M. Graville. THIRD ROW: S. Dymas, J. Hadley. N. Padova, G. Gulash, J. Onesky, S. Konuch, M. Thomas, Coach E. McClanahan. DAN TROTTS-Jr. JOHN ONESKY-Fr. DICK KISMER-Jr. 75 ROY KOBERNA—Sr. DAN HRYSKO — Sr. Lettered 2 yrs. Lettered 4 yrs. JERRY GRAKLANOFF —Sr. Lettered 2 yrs. 76 FRONT ROW: Left to Right, T. Brown, T. Andrews, K. Griggs, P. Czervinske, E. Walker, M. Harris, G. Russel, L. Cook, W. Cooper, N. Stawar. BACK ROW: Coach Pickering, L. White, R. Hamilton, B. Shots, W. Griggs, R. Cross, T. Evanoff, G. Gonzalez, R. Bright, Asst. Coach F. Becker, Mgrs. G. Stuart, E. Wilkins. ED WALKER—Sr. Letterman 4 yrs. Co-Captain MIKE HARRIS—Sr. Letterman 1 yr. Co-C aptain WALTER COOPER--Soph. Letterman 1 yr. PAUL CZERVINSKI—Jr. Letterman 1 yr. GEORGE RUSSEL —Soph. Letterman 2 yrs. Holds 1 2 mile record at Dupo Placed 3rd. in County KEN GRIGGS—Jr. Letterman 1 yr. RICHARD HAMILTON—Jr. Letterman 1 yr. Displays Great Form To the Student............ When you finish recalling the vivid memories brought back to you by your annual, do not forget to give a close look to the advertisers, who have helped to make this annual possible. Show your appreciation to them by pa- tronizing their business establishments often, for they deserve to receive our business just as we have received theirs. My final appeal to the students is this: SUPPORT OUR ADVERTISERS. You will find that your dollar will buy just as much from them as from anyone else. Cecelia Markuly, Advertising Editor First fCFva rV ' National Bank BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF � 61 ESTABLISHED 1902 First Granite City Savings Loan OUR SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLAS.3 OF 1961 .%' UMIfW . 80 oJ tZiZtur PvdAcuti and Gwutiencial PJuUcxyuipJuf, Best Wishes N To The Class Of '61 Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Of '61 Virgil H. Dulgeroff Architect 2021 Edison Ave. Granite City, Illinois To The Class Of '61 Congratulations And Our Best Wishes For Your Success Granite City Trust and Savings Bank 81 1 x ! Congratulations v To The Class Of '61 SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 3214 Nameoki Road Granite City, Illinois - TRiangle 6-4211 Cuquet Jewelry Arcade Building Best Wishes To The Graduating Class Of 1961 SHOES FASHION CENTER OF CRANI1E CITY 1333 19th St. • Granite City. Illinois G.L. 2-3345 Manager: Dan Hochstadt Have the shoes you love — and names you know. The complete shoe store for the entire family. 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