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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1963 volume:

e ? . —} en ior CL as A of 1963 redentd s SOyy S Editorial Staff SEATED: Ralph Rideout. Lee E. Ashby—Coordinator, Donna Achor. BACK ROW: Michale Moss, Joyce Parsley, Penny Maeras. Bernadette Sabol, Dali, of Cant en t J Faculty ................................................................................ Page 3 Central Administration .................................................................. 4 High School Administration................................................................5 Instructors...............................................................................6 Personnel ............................................................................... 8 Graduates ...............................................................................9 Senior Class Officers...............................................................10 Graduates...........................................................................11 On The Spot.........................................................................27 Commencement........................................................................28 Senior Day..........................................................................30 Undergrads ..........................................................................31 Junior Class.....................................................................32 Sophomore Class..................................................................35 Freshman Class...................................................................38 Activities...............................................................................41 Organizations.......................................................................42 Snapshots ......................................................................... 52 Organizations (Conft)...............................................................53 Music.............................................................................. 55 Career Day..........................................................................60 Homecoming..........................................................................62 Snapshots.......................................................................... 63 Classroom Pictures..................................................................64 Snapshots ......................................................................... 66 Talent Show.........................................................................67 Student Government Day..............................................................70 Prom .............................................................................. 72 Assemblies......................................................................... 74 Sports ...................................................................................... 75 Football ............................................................................... 76 Basketball ............................................................................. 79 Baseball ............................................................................... 82 Track................................................................................... 84 Tennis...................................................................................86 Advertising..................................................................................87 2 Booster Page 94 CHESTER L. McMANAWAY Mm inis t r at i on HENRY M. BAUCUM WENSEL L. BROWN Superintendent JOHN N. BELLCOFF President AUSTIN LEWIS - School Attorney WILLIAM G. SCHREIBER DR. STEVE K. GEROFF - Secretary OEL M. BLUMENSTOCK FRANK L. DERNER JOHN L. PALCHEFF, Principal Bachelor of Science - Washington University Master of Science - Washington University EDNA MAE McLINN Secretary WILLIAM F. LEDBETTER Bachelor of Science - Southern Illinois University Instrumental Music TOMORROW'S LEADERS ARE TODAY'S STUDENTS Our changing curriculum tries to provide experiences that will prepare the students for their life's work. How they accept this challenge, with desirable at- titudes and driving energy, gives the student and us a fairly good picture of what we can expect from them in the future. Now is the time to decide your future; we can only expose the students to these experiences and only they can make the most use of them. ADAM A. BURNISKI, Head Teacher (Commercial) Bachelor of Science - Southern Illinois University Master of Science - University of Illinois RICHARD L. BROWN Bachelor of Science - Southern Illinois University Master of Education - St. Louis University History School Administration Guidance JOSHUA JOHNSON, Assistant Principal Bachelor of Science - Pennsylvania State Teachers Master of Education - Pennsylvania State SHERRILL JOPLIN Secretary VALERIE K. STEVENS Bachelor of Music - MacMurray College Master of Music - Northwestern University Vocal Music s LEE E. ASHBY Bachelor of Science - Arkansas State College Commercial JOSEPH NAGLICH Bachelor of Arts - McKendree College Master of Science - Southern Illinois University Science Mathematics EDWIN N. BARTON Bachelor of Science - Southern Illinois University English JAMES L. LOY Bachelor of Science - McKendree College Master of Science - St. Louis University Science E. JEAN BETHEL Bachelor of Arts - Valparaiso University English Ftench A. ELLEN FOLLMER Bachelor of Arts - Iowa State Teachers College Master of Arts - Northwestern University Librarian GRACE DRICKEN Bachelor of Science - South Dakota State College Home Economics DOROTHY M. HAZNER Bachelor of Science - Illinois State Normal University Typing GEORGE E. THOMAS Bachelor of Science - Kirksvllle Teachers College Social Studies EARL McCLANAHAN Bachelor of Science - Southeast Missouri State Master of Science - Drury College Physical Education WILLIAM B. COUP Bachelor of Science - Arkansas College Master of Science - University of Arkansas Social Studies DENNIS S. REVELLE Bachelor of Science - 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 - McMurray College Shorthand Office Practice MAE L. WATERS Bachelor of Arts - Shurtleff College English 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 WAYNE P. CARLISLE Bachelor of Science - Southern Illinois University Master of Science - University of Illinois science REV. BASIL M. BUTCHKO Bachelor of Arts - University of Illinois Bachelor of Divinity - Great Lakes College Russian 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 JOHN W. BARR Bachelor of Science - St. Louis University Mathematics JOHN J. PHELAN Bachelor of Arts - St. Louis University Master of Education - St. Louis University English Latin 7 Mrs. Dudak, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Kwiatkowski erdonne i u A t odi a n J ARTHUR CHRISTIE - PhB. Marquette University. Milwaukee, Wisconsin; MSSW. University of Wisconsin, Madison. Wisconsin. NINA DITTMAN - BS in Nursing. St. Louis University; Diploma in Nursing, St. Elizabeth Hospital. Granite City, Illinois. JIM HAYES. Roy Smothers, John Severine, Joe Sprajcar, Steve Pogorelac 8 GRADUATES LARRY J. LUX Basketball............1,2 Euclidian Club..........3 Football................1 Prom Committee ... 3 National Honor Society ... 3,4 Student Council . . 1.2,3,4 President ... 1,2,3.4 Student Government Day . . 3,4 Talent Show .... 3,4 Tennis..............2,3,4 M Club ............ 3.4 Yearbook Staff .... 4 TALMAGE FISK Rand.............1,2.3.4 President...........4 Basketball.........2.3,4 Baseball............2,3,4 Cross Country ... 2,3,4 Egyptian Music Camp . . 3 Euclidian Club.........3 French Club..........2,3 Junior Achievement ... 2 M Club .... 2,3.4 National Honor Society. . 4 Prom Committee ... 3 Prom Host..............2 Student Council .... 4 Vice-President ... 4 Talent Show .... 2,3,4 e . —Jentor CL JJ JIM ARMOUR Baseball.............2,3,4 National Honor Society .... 3 Student Council........4 Secretary............4 Talent Show ............ 4 Officers 1963 ANN HODGES G. A. A...........1.2,3,4 Junior Red Cross ... 2 Library Club . . . 1,2.3,4 Future Nurses Club . . . 2,3,4 Pep Club .... 1,2,3,4 Prom Committee .... 3 Prom Hostess...........2 Senior Leadership ... 4 Student Council ... 1,4 Treasurer .......... 4 Vice-President . . . 1 Trojan Staff .... 3,4 Yearbook Staff ... 3,4 DONNA ACHOR ARNETIA ANDERSON Advanced Chorus . . 2,3 Beginning Chorus . . . 1 Future Nurses of America............ 2,3 G. A. A...........1.2.3.4 Treasurer ........... 4 G. A. A. Play Day . . 2,3,4 Junior Achievement . . 2 Junior Red Cross . . 1,2 Pep Club .... 1,2.3.4 Prom Committee ... 3 Prom Hostess............2 National Honor Society .... 4 Senior Leadership ... 4 Spring Musical . . . 1,2,3 Talent Show .... 3,4 Yearbook Staff..........4 Business Secretary . . 4 Advanced Chorus . .2,3,4 Future Homemakers of America..........4 Pep Club............1.2 Talent Show ..........3 Yearbook Staff .... 4 TERRY ANDREWS Basketball .... 2,3.4 Football ........... 3.4 M Club .... 2,3,4 Prom Committee ... 3 Track ................ 2 DAN ANTONOVICH Band ......... 1,2,3, Prom Committee . . . Talent Show......... WILLIAM BARTON Basketball.............1 Prom Committee ... 3 Prom Host ............ 2 Talent Show............4 MARCELLA E. BERO Advanced Chorus . .2,3,4 Beginning Chorus .... 1 Senior Leadership ... 4 Assistant...........4 Talent Show...........4 Yearbook Staff .... 4 CO to 4- JERRY BESSERMAN JUDY BORTH Advanced Chorus . . .2,3 Band Hostess............3 Beginning Chorus .... 1 Cheerleader .... 1,2,3 Captain...............2 Choir Clinic............2 G. A. A...............1.2 G. A. A. Play Day . . 2 Junior Achievement . . 2 Pep Club .... 1,2,3,4 Prom Committee ... 3 Prom Hostess...........2 Spring Musical . . . 1,2,3 Yearbook Staff.........4 RICHARD BRIGHT Band ...........1,2,3,4 Cross Country . . . 1,2,3 Euclidian Club.........3 Junior Achievement ... 2 Talent Show............4 Track..............1,2,4 GLORIA BROWNING Advanced Chorus ... 4 President ........... 4 Beginning Chorus ... 3 Band....................l Future Nurses of America .... 3,4 Vice-President ... 4 G. A. A.................1 Pep Club................4 Prom Committee .... 3 Talent Show.............4 Spring Musical .... 3,4 DONALD BROYLES Baseball . 1.2 Basketball . 1.2 Football M Club Prom Committee . . . . 3 Tennis Captain . . . . , . . 4 Track . 3,4 GARY LEE BURNS Band..............1.2.3.4 Basketball..............1 Cross Country .... 2,3 All County Band.........4 Baseball .... 1,2,3,4 Football..............1,2 Prom Committee ... 3 Prom Host...............2 Talent Show . . . . 1,2,3,4 Track...................1 JOYCE CAMPBELL JIM BUTTON Audio-Visual 2.3 Euclidian Club . . . 3 Football 1 Prom Committee . 3 Student Council . . 2.3 Vice-President . . . 2.3 Student Government Day . . . 3 Talent Show . 3 Track . 4 Future Homemakers of America..........4 CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN CLARENCE CHAMBERLAIN CYNTHIA CONSIGLIO CHARLES CRAWFORD Advanced Chorus . . Beginning Chorus . Choir Clinic . . . , Future Nurses Club . Junior Achievement Junior Red Cross . Pep Club......... Prom Committee . . Yearbook Staff . . . 2.3.4 . . 1 1.2.3 . 2.3 . . 2 . . 2 1.2.3 . . 3 . . 4 ROY CROSS Band.............1,2,3,4 All County Band ... 3,4 Football ............ 1,3 M Club................2 Sight Reading Clinic ... 4 Student Government Day ... 4 Talent Show .... 1,2,3,4 Track ................. 2 Track 4 KATIE DILLMAN Chorus................3,4 Talent Show.............4 DONNA DOWTHITT Advanced Chorus . . 2.3.4 Beginning Chorus . . . . 1 Choir Clinic . . . . 1.2.3.4 Color Guard . . . . . 2.3,4 Captain . . . . Future . . 3.4 Nurses Club . . . 2.3 President . . . , . . . 3 Secretary . . . , ... 2 G. A. A National Honor Society . , . . 3,4 Vice-President ... 4 Pep Club Prom Committee . . . . 3 Prom Hostess . . . ... 2 Talent Show . . . Talent Show Committee . . ... 4 Yearbook Staff . . ... 4 SAM DYMAS Basketball..............l Baseball.........1,2,3,4 Football.........1,2,3.4 Co-Captain .... 4 All Conference . . .3,4 M Club............2,3,4 Prom Committee .... 3 Yearbook Staff.........4 DIANA LYNN FOX Advanced Chorus .... 4 Audio-Visual...........4 Junior Achievement . . 2 National Honor Soceity . . . .3,4 Press-Record Correspondent .... 4 Prom Committee .... 3 Student Government Day ... 4 Talent Show...........4 Trojan Staff..........3,4 Co-Editor ............4 V.F.W. Essay Winner . . 3 Yearbook Staff .... 4 DOROTHY FRANKLIN Future Homemakers ... 1,2 G. A. A.............1 PHYLLIS GADDY Future Nurses Club . . . Prom Committee . . . . Senior Leadership . . . Assistant........... Talent Show........... Yearbook Staff .... • ■ MARY HAMM PAT HARPER F. H. A..............1,3.4 Future Nurses Club . . 3 G. A. A.............2,3,4 Junior Red Cross ... 2 Pep Club............ 2.3,4 Prom Committee .... 3 Yearbook Staff...........4 Advanced Chorus . .2,3,4 Beginning Chorus ... 1 F. H. A.................1 Junior Red Cross . . 1,2,3 Pep Club............. 3.4 Prom Committee ... 3 Prom Hostess............2 Spring Musical .... 1,2 Talent Show.............3 Yearbook Staff..........4 RICHARD V. JASUDOWICZ LORRAINE JENKINS F. H. A..............2 G. A. A..............1 Pep Club............ 2 - CLARICE V. JOHNSON G. A. A...............2.3 Library Club .... 3.4 President.............4 Future Nurses Club . . 2,3 Pep Club ............ 1,2 Talent Show.............3 Yearbook Staff..........4 Fashion Show Commentator...........4 JANET JOHNSON Audio-Visual............4 F. H. A................ 3 G. A. A...............3,4 Play Day ............ 4 Junior Red Cross ... 4 Library Club............4 National Honor Society .... 4 Pep Club..............3,4 Prom Committee ... 3 Talent Show...........3,4 Yearbook Staff .... 4 OLGA KOZLOWSKI Advanced Chorus . . 2.3 Beginning Chorus . . . . 1 Choir Clinic . . . 1.2.3 Future Nurses Club . . 2,3 G. A. A . 1 Junior Achievement . . . 2 Pep Club 1.2,3 Prom Committee . . 3 Yearbook Staff . . . . . 4 JUDITH ANN KRAUS Advanced Chorus . .2,3,4 Beginning Chorus . . . 1 Talent Show..........3,4 Yearbook Staff.........4 DORIS A. LEDBETTER THOMAS LUBAK Advanced Chorus , , . . 2.3 Band Beginning Chorus ... 1 Treasurer . . ... 4 Cheerleader . . . 1.2.3.4 Basketball . . . • 2,3,4 Captain Varsity ... 4 Baseball .... . . 2,3,4 Substitute . . . Cross Country . . . . 2,3 Choir Clinic . . . . Euclidian Club . G. A. A . . 1.2 Football . . 1,4 Girls Ensemble . . . 3 M Club .... . . 2.3,4 Pep Club .... 1.2.3.4 Prom Committee ... 3 Prom Committee Prom Hostess . . , Senior Leadership Spring Musical . . Talent Show . . . Talent Show Committee . . Yearbook Staff . . ... 3 , ... 2 ... 4 1.2.3.4 . 3.4 ... 4 Talent Show . . . . 1,2,3,4 YVONNE McGRAW VIVIAN McHENRY Advanced Chorus . . . 3.4 Advanced Chorus . . 2,3.4 Beginning Chorus . . . 2 Beginning Chorus . . . . 1 . . 4 F. H. A President .... . . 4 Pep Club Choir Clinic .... 2.3.4 Talent Show . . . . . . 1 Junior Red Cross . . . 4 Pep Club . 3.4 Prom Committee . . . 3 Senior Leadership . . . 4 Spring Musical . . 2,3.4 Talent Show . . . . 3.4 Yearbook Staff . . . . 4 PENNY J. M A ERAS Band...............1.2.3,4 Secretary.............4 G. A. A..............2.3.4 Junior Achievement . . 2 National Honor Society . . .2,3,4 President ........... 4 Pep Club .... 1,2.3.4 President.............4 Prom Committee ... 3 Prom Hostess.............2 Senior Leadership ... 4 Student Council..........3 Secretary.............3 Talent Show .... 2,3,4 Yearbook Staff ... 3,4 Advertising Editor . . 4 GERALD MASSIE Basketball ... 1,2,3.4 Chorus...................3 Football ...............1 Track.................1,4 NICK MODRUSIC EMMA MOSBY F. H. A Future Nurses Club . . . 2,3.4 Pep Club . . . . . 2,3.4 Yearbook Staff . .... 4 MICHAEL G. MOSS Audio-Visual ... 3 Football . . . . ... 1 M Club . . . . ... 4 Prom Committee .... 3 Tennis . 2,3,4 Yearbook Staff ... 4 Sports Editor . ... 4 Talent Show Track . . . JACKIE MOSLEY Cheerleader .... 3, Chorus...............3, President.......... Future Nurses Club . . . G. A. A............. 3, Homecoming Entertainment . . 2,3, Junior Red Cross . . . National Honor Society . . .2,3, Pep Club...........2,3, Prom Committee . . . Senior Leadership . . . Spring Musical....... Talent Show . . . .1,2,3, Talent Show Committee .... Student Council .... Treasurer ......... Yearbook Staff....... DAVID MUELLER N fO U DOROTHY MUKES Chorus ................ 2 F. H. A.................4 Secretary.............4 Pep Club............... 4 ERNESTINE MYERS Chorus..............2,3,4 F. H. A.............2.3.4 Junior Re Cross ... 4 Library Club............4 Pep Club................4 Talent Show.............3 Yearbook Staff..........4 VERLILLIAN NICHOLS Chorus................2,3 F. H. A................4 G. A. A.................4 Pep Club...............4 Yearbook Staff..........4 JOYCE PARSLEY Audio-Visual Club . . 3.4 Sec.-Treas.............3 3rd Assistant .... 4 Band ............ 1.2,3,4 Clinic.................4 Contest............1,2,4 Festival...........2,3,4 Egyptian Music Camp . . 3 Chorus Hostess .... 4 G. A. A...............1,2,3 National Honor Society ... 3,4 Prom Hostess .... 2 Senior Leadership ... 4 Yearbook Staff..........4 Activities Editor . . 4 JOHN J. OKAI Band..............1,2,3,4 Football.................l M Club...............3,4 Prom Committee ... 3 Student Government Day ... 4 Talent Show . . . . 1,2,3,4 Tennis...............2,3,4 MARY PAYNE F. H. A............3.4 G. A. A.............3,4 Future Nurses Club . . 3,4 Pep Club..........1,2,3,4 JO ELAINE PLANITZ Audio-Visual Club..............2,3.4 Sec.-Treas............4 Beginning Chorus ... 2 G. A. A.................2 Junior Red Cross . . 2,3 Secretary ........... 3 Pep Club................4 Prom Committee .... 3 Yearbook Staff..........4 JERRY POWELL Basketball .......... 2 Cross Country.........2 Prom Committee .... 3 DIANNE RATLIFF Future Nurses Club . . 2 French Club ... 1,2 Senior Leadership ... 4 MIKE PLANITZ CATHY RAJEWSKI Advanced Chorus . . 2,3,4 Beginning Chorus . . . 1 Choir Clinic .... 2,3,4 F. H. A................4 Secretary...........4 Prom Committee ... 3 Spring Musical . . . 2,3,4 RALPH RIDEOUT Football .............. 1 M Club ............ 3.4 National Honor Society.........4 Tennis ............ 2,3,4 Yearbook Staff .... 4 PAUL ROSE GEORGE RUSSELL Basketball ............. 1 Cross Country ... 1,2,3 Football...........1,2,3.4 Captain...............4 M Club...........1.2.3.4 Prom Committee .... 3 Talent Show............3,4 Track..............1.2.3.4 Captain.............3.4 BERNADETTE S. SABOL Advanced Chorus . . .2,3 Beginning Chorus .... 1 Choir Clinic ... 1,2,3 G. A. A.............1,4 Homecoming Entertainment . . 1,2,3 Junior Achievement . . 2 National Honor Society .... 4 Pep Club .... 1,2,3 Prom Committee .... 3 Prom Entertainment ... 1,4 Spring Musical . . . 1,2,3 Student Council .... 2 Secretary ........... 2 Talent Show' .... 1,2.4 Talent Show Committee.............4 Yearbook Staff..........4 Senior Editor .... 4 TINA SIGNAIGO Band.............1.2,3,4 All-County...........3 Contest..............1 Sight Reading Clinic ............3 G. A. A..........1.2,3.4 Vice-President ... 4 Play Day.............3 Homecoming Committee .... 1 Junior Achievement . . 2 National Honor Society ... 3,4 National Honor Society Banquet ... 4 Pep Club............1.3,4 Prom Committee ... 3 Senior Leadership ... 4 Talent Show .... 2.3.4 Talent Show Committee ... 2,3,4 Yearbook Staff .... 4 SHARON SIMMONS Band ........... 1.2.3.4 National Honor Society ... 3.4 Prom Committee . . 3 Talent Show .......... 4 Yearbook Staff.........4 CHERYL SLABY Advanced Chorus . . .2,3 Choir Clinic...........2,3 Future Nurses Club ............ 2,3,4 President.............4 Treasurer ........... 3 G. A. A............1.2.3.4 President.............4 Play Day..........2,3.4 Leadership Camp . . 3 F. H. A..................1 Junior Achievement . . 2 Junior Red Cross ... 2,3 National Honor Society ... 3.4 Pep Club . . . 1,2,3.4 Prom Committee ... 3 Senior Leadership . . 3,4 Student Government Day . . 4 Talent Show.............3 Washington Univ. Honors Day............3 Yearbook Staff..........4 WILLIAM SMOCK Band ........... 1,2,3,4 Vice-President ... 4 Audio-Visual Club . . 3,4 2nd Assistant .... 3 Euclidian Club .... 3 National Honor Society . . . 2,3,4 Vice-President .... 3 Treasurer ........... 4 Pep Club................1 Prom Committee ... 3 Trojan Staff..........3,4 Editor................4 FRANK STAR Junior Achievement . . . 2,3,4 STEPHANIE STAWAR Advanced Chorus . . .2,3 Librarian ........... 3 Beginning Chorus . . . 1 Choir Clinic .... 1,2,3 G. A. A...............1,4 Girls' Ensemble .... 3 F. H. A.................1 National Honor Society .... 4 National Honor Society Banquet ... 4 Pep Club •........... 1.4 Prom Committee ... 3 Senior Leadership . . 3,4 Spring Musical .... 1.2 Talent Show.............4 Washington Univ. Honors Day..............3 GAIL STICKFERD LINDA E. STONE Audio-Visual ......... 4 F. H. A................1 Pep Club.............. 4 Prom Committee ... 3 Talent Show............4 Yearbook Staff.........4 LETHANIEL STRAUTHER Basketball...............1 Cross Country............4 Football.................1 French Club..............2 LINDA WILKINS Chorus..........1,2,3,4 Homecoming Committee . . . 2,3,4 Diana Fox Penny Maeras Donna Ann Hodges On Olte Spot Doris Ledbetter Bernadette Sabol Jackie Mosley William Smock David Schoolfield Larry Lux Tom Lubak Talmage Fisk Terry Andrews Terryl Curry TOP TWELVE Omitted in the picture are: Jackie Mosley and Cheryl Slaby Co m m enc em en t Class President speaks £lx er c is e J Donna Dowthitt Joyce Parsley ti. Supt. Wensel Brown; Rev. Englebert; Lt. Col. Russel Strange; Prin. John L. Palcheff; Board Pres. John Bellcoff. Otis his harem!!! Who's next????? UNDERGRADS junior A Adams, S. Ballew. B. Bargiel. M. Bawiec. G. Bevill. S. Beyer, M. Blue, M. Bosworth, V. Bucher M. Byrd, P. Champion, M. Dutko, B. Eaves, L. Foley. K. Fraundorf, P. Griggs, K. Hadley, J. Hilt. M. 32 Housdan. C. Nizinshi. T. Jarrett. D. Kalchoff. B. Kismer, J. Konuch, M. Kutey, P. Major. M. Mueller, S. Skinner, G. I O’Dell. W. O'Nesky, J. Podoba, N. Purdes. J. Robertson, D. Russell, E. Shanks, B. Shantz, W. 33 nr- Toffant, E. Thomas, J. Vavra. S. o mo re J Adams, C. Anderson, G. Andrews, D. Banaszak. S. Barham. N. Blattner. D. Blumenstock. L. Bosworth, B. Wood. D. Botis, M. Broyles, F Stein, J. Button, S. Christian, L. Clinton, B. Cooper, L. Cross, J. Davis, R. Downs, A. Eliason, W, 35 Gall. L. Goldsmith, C. Goes, L. Graville, J. Gregory. S. Grimes. A. Haddock, M. Hamilton, J. Holland. B. Falqout, S. Fouts, B. Kosek, K. Kozlowski. T. Krakowiecki, C. Krpan, L. Lane. J. Lee, J. Leleniewskt, R. Marr, C. 36 Mayo, T. McBrian, J. Mersinger. J. Miller. J. Miller, T. Mills. P. Modrusic, R. Moore, J. Stone, D. Wilkens. S. Vest. K. Voloski, P. Moslander, R. Moss, P. O'Branovich, S. Pawlowski, J. Pinkley, H. Purkable, S. Shanks, B. Stagner, G. 37 m en Baker, L. Bergrath, J Bluiett, K. Bodkin. J. Bolin, D. Boyles, D. Carty. B. Cass, P. Delaine, P. Deloney, R. Deraer, J. Fisk, M. Fleetwood, D. Fletcher, C. Fox, C. George, R. 38 Goes, J. Goskie. T, Grimes. V, Gunnel. N. Harrison. J. Henderson. J, Jackson. P. Jimerson. A. Jones, M. Kelley, R. King, D. Kubelka. G. Lapinski, M Loerch, L. Lucas, S. Maeras, J. Morris, J. Mueller, F 39 Rash. L. Rayburn, B. Rendell, A. Robbins. R. Robinsons. G. Rozychi. J. Russell, B. Sabol, J. Trobaugh. D. Trobaugh. M. Turner. D. Vaughn. G. Wall, V. Wallace, G. Ward, R. Williams, A. Williams, T. Wilboughby, E. Porter, T. Vat io na j on or S.ct.l y Membership in the Madison Chapter of the National Honor Society is composed of sophomores, juniors, and seniors maintaining a B average or higher. The entire Honor Society participates in the election of class officers, working at the polls and helping with almost everything else involved. The Honor Society officers, and Senior class officers, along with Mr. Palcheff, Mr. Johnson, and Mr. Brown went to the parochial and public junior high schools to give some assistance to the students who will graduate to high school. Whenever important issues and problems arose, the Honor Society and Student Council were the first groups met with to discuss a better solution. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council members, elected by their respective classes in the fall, are the governing body of the school. Their job is to represent their classes in council meetings, pass school laws, and plan school activities. Each year they select the assemblies that will be presented to the student body the follow- ing year. The Student Council and Honor Society officers helped with the organization and administration of Career Day. 42 FIRST ROW: Bill Kalchoff, Sec.; Tal Fisk. V. Pres.; Mr. Adam Bumiski, Sponsor; Larry Lux, Pres.; Mary Hodges, Treas. The Madison Lions Club sponsored a banquet for the Honor Society members, in recognition of their scholastic achievement. Waji A o man Staff Mr, Lee Ashby, Co-Ordinator; Mr. William Coop, Under- Advertisements; Mr. John Phelan, Activities; Mr. Wayne grads; Mr. Earl McClanahan, Sports; Mr. Edward Votoupal, Carlisle, Seniors. These seniors, with the help of their patient sponsors, are responsible for this 1963 yearbook. Throughout the year, they thought, typed and pasted. The Madisonian Staff wishes to leave this thought to all future yearbook workers: What makes an extraordinary book is the extra put into the ordinary. Smiling and waiting as one of the faculty writes out a check for his 1963 Madisonian are Diana Fox, Barbara Watkins, and Mr. Lee Ashby, Yearbook Co-Ordinator. Also looking on is senior Bill Barton. DLe V a n Staff Our school paper is The Trojan, published by the Trojan Staff. Five six-week editions are turned out, with a special senior edition at the year's end. Each sophomore, junior, or senior interested in being on the paper staff must write an essay on the same given subject. Staff members are selected on the basis of their writing ability shown in this as- signment. AT RIGHT: Bill Smock, Editor; Diana Fox, Co- Editor. Another one of his ideas! Imagine—one normal paper staff meeting, with two Susans, two Bills, and four Marys! FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Bucher. Bill Smock, Editor; Miss Kay Cohen. Ann Hodges, Sharon Vavra. Mary Bergrath. Mae Waters. Sponsor; Diana Fox, Co-Editor; Susan Mueller. Susan Bevill. THIRD ROW: John Stein, Bill Kalchoff. SECOND ROW: Mary Lee Svezia. Linda Blumenstock, Mary 48 The Library Club is composed of girls, who, because of their scholastic standing, are able to contribute time, especially during their study hall, toward giving fellow students competent library service. Miss Folmer, our school librarian, arranged an in- teresting, educational trip to the Sunshine Publishing House at Litchfield, Illinois for the student librarians. At right is Marian Haddock, secretary of the Library Club, helping a student. Miss Folmer is working in the back. ZJL JiLaru CL I 46 FIRST ROW: M. Haddock, Sec.; J. Signaigo, V. Pres.; Miss Folmer, Sponsor; C. Johnson, Pres.; P. Browning, Treas. FIRST ROW: J. Parsley, Third Ass't.; L. Blumenstock, P. Moss, S. Obranovich, V. Ellason, K. Kosek. THIRD ROW: First Ass’t.; S. Purkaple, Chief Operator; Mr. Naglich, B. Smock, B. Henderson, B. Stein, D. Schoolfield, L. Lux, Sponsor; J. Planitz, Sec.-Treas.; D. Fox, Second Ass't. J. Stein, F. Miller. SECOND ROW: L. Krpan, J. Johnson, L. Stone, P. Jackovich, -A.J io- 'Uiiua cu The Audio-Visual was created as a service club to aid in classroom teaching and help with extracurricular activities. Willing students learn how to operate and care for such equipment as slide, film, and motion- picture projectors, office Inter-Com. System, tape recorders, and cameras. This worthwhile organization is indeed an asset to our school. 47 ”It goes in here, and comes out there. ure Mo me ma herd me r i c a F. H. A. is an organizatin made upof home economic students. Sponsor: Miss Grace Dricken. The Future Nurses Club, a relatively new club in our school, was formed to pro- mote interest in nursing and to inform those girls interested in that profession of its rewards. Officers left to right are: C. Slaby, Pres; G. Browning, V. Pres; Absent, 49 M. Champion, Sec.-Treas. Miss Nina Dittman, seated front center is club sponsor. unior 1 Qed (droSi, Jrench (Llub This year our Junior Red Cross girls helped needy families with food and clothing, and made dolls and toys for them at Christmas. Marian Haddock and Linda Blumenstock were chosen to be sent by the Red Cross to camp this summer. FIRST ROW: P. Wood, Sec.-Treas.; M. Svezia, Pres.; Miss Folmer, Sponsor; K. Yates, V. Pres. Under the supervision of Mademoiselle Bethel, the French Club strives to bring about a better understanding of the French language, creating a greater desire to learn, read, and speak French. Officers were: M. Haddock, Pres.; A. Bargiel, V. Pres.; T. Puckett, Sec.; L. Krpan, Ireas. 49 FIRST ROW: J. Mosley. G. Taylor, S. Sta war. C. Signaigo Bero, R. Wallace, A. Hodges, D. Dowthitt, D. Achor, D. Ledbetter. B. Watkins. SECOND ROW: P. Gaddy. M C. Slaby, P. Maeras. ABSENT: J. Parsley. cjCeader This group of senior girls was designated to be Mrs. Merkelbach's physical education helpers because of the leadership they had displayed. They take roll, lead calisthenics, referee or umpire games, and perform any other tasks which may be of service. Carrying out these responsibilities is a rewarding experience. atf' Initiation scenes—cheerful and solemn. Two members watch sponsor, Mrs. Merkelbach, Madame President, and the first hot dog at the annual wiener roast. The Girls’ Athletic Association is established to promote good sportsmanship and interest in athletics. All the mem- bers' mothers were invited to the initiation held in January at which awards earned the previous year were also pre- sented. This year the two annual Play Days with other area G.A.A.’s were held at Granite City and E. St. Louis. FIRST ROW: P. Maeras, Sec.; D. Achor, Treas.;T. Signaigo, V. Pres.; J. Johnson, M. Haddock, Sports Managers; A. Hodges, Point Captain; C. Slaby, Pres. One thing our foot- ball and basketball teams has not lacked is rooters; there has always been a large group to bolster the mor- ale of our players. Thanks to the Madison Pep Club, buses were avail- able for students to the out-of-town games and a sock hop was held. Pep Club sponsor: Mr. Carlisle. p.P i 6 W” FIRST ROW: D. Broyles T. Miller B. Clinton J. Summers G. Skinner J. Onesky S. Dymas W. Cooper L. White SECOND ROW: L. Lux R. Rideout H. Harrell T. Fisk T. Andrews M. Konuch T. Nizinski V. Wall THIRD ROW: N. Padoba C. Robinson G. Russel J. Okai T. Lubek Members of the M Club wear their letters with a great deal of pride and satisfaction. To them the M not only stands for Madison, but is a symbol of sportsmanship and challenge throughout their daily lives. Members of the ”M” Club must win a letter in a sport before they are eligible to join. C lieerfeaderS Spirit is the foundation of a good school, the backbone of sports. One of the most influential groups in build- ing school spirit has been the cheer- leaders. A familiar sight during our football and basketball seasons, they've cheered our boys in time of victory and kept- their spirits up in times of defeat. The sponsor for the cheerleaders is Mrs. Mary C. Reilly. Doris Ledbetter, Sr., Cap. Jackie Mosley, Sr. Margaret Gnojewski, Jr. 54 JR. VARSITY: D. Schleeter, D. Blattner, J. Purdes, F. Owens. Emily Toffant, Jr. Barbara Ballew, Jr. FLUTE Barbara Watkins Rosemary Wallace Kathy Foley Beverly Shanks Gail Stagner Diane Blatner Carol Chapman Catherine Lewis Barbara Jo Dutko Jacki Morris CLARINET Penny Maeras Phil Fraundorf Sharon Vavra Bill Kalchoff Veronica Bosworth Barbara Ballew Polly Wood Donna Smith Linda Rash Sharon Button Sheila Obranovich Janice Demer JoAnn Maeras Kathy Champion PERCUSSION Pamela Dierkes Gary Hopkins Richard Bright Nancy Jackson BASS Lester White Ron Davis Leslie Sabo TROMBONE Roy Cross Nick Padoba Bill Smock Dick Moslander Sarah Lucas OBOE Joyce Parsley Jill Hamilton BASSOON Robert Robbins FRENCH HORN Margaret Champion Barbara Shanks Karen Hamilton Marianna Fisk ALTO SAX Janet Moore Linda Gall Alton Rendell ALTO CLARINET Sharon Simmons Judy Henderson TENOR SAX John Okai BARITONE SAX Tom Lubek TYMPANI Judy Cross BASS CLARINET Christine Signaigo Katy Yates Trudy Puckett Cathy Scott BARITONE Gary Burns Nola Barham Tom Williams CORNETS Tal Fisk Harold Pinkley Richard Vance Daniel Antonovich Mike Douglas Jeff Graville Ben Bosworth John Stein Arthur Neidhardt Tom Mayo John Byrne Officers of the two choruses are shown with Mrs. Stevens, the music instructor. They are G. Browning, Pres. Adv. Chorus; E. Toffant, V. Pres. Beg. Chorus; G. Honercamp, Treas. Adv.; A. Williams, Treas. Beg. Chorus; T. Dooley, Lib. Beg. Chorus; N. Smock, Lib. Adv. Chorus; J. Mosley, Pres. Beg. Chorus; E. Meyers, Sec. Adv. Chorus. -AJ uan c e J Ck oru ABOVE AND LEFT: Scenes from choral pro- gram, ”Ooh-La-La! Parisienne.” BELOW: State contest participants with ac- companist, Mrs. Stevens. Three vocal soloists and ratings: D. Dowthitt, Superior; C. Zahm, Superior; M. Champion, Good; Oboe soloist: J. Parsley, Superior. Representatives from various occupational fields are invited to come and speak to the juniors and seniors on Career Day to help them decide which school, university, or phase of industry he or she wished to enter. The students sign up to hear four representatives of their choice. Cheryl Slaby, recipient of a three-year nursing scholarship from Jewish Hospital is shown above with their representatives. et r A)i nt er The discomforts of a sprained ankle New fad: Fink coats Kill it before it spreads Solid Geometry and Trigonometry OFFICE PRACTICE Students work while Miss Grote, the student teacher, assists Marcella Bero on the electric typewriter. Beginning Typing Verlilian, please! I'd rather do It myself. Spiking the drinks ? Looking on while Larry Lux. honorary Mayor, is being sworn into office by Mayor Stephen Maeras are: W. Gathright, City Attorney; C. Johnson. Corp. Counsellor; G. Massie, City Controller; T. Turner, City Treasurer; T. Curry. City Clerk; Percy Lux, City Clerk. On Government Day, Mr. Burns' American Government Class took over the jobs of our city officials in order to observe the city government in action and to learn more about solving its problems. The day was ended with a City Council Meet ing in which the honorary officers presided. Honorary fire chief, Michael Moss, shares his fire engine with Donna Dowthitt and Diana Fox. Discussing various aspects of our rights under liberty are George Morand and Lance Cellis, prominent lawyers of Granite City. 74 TO GET ACROSS a better understanding of the Fifth Amendment and habeas corpus, a question-answer period followed. FIRST ROW: Left to Right. J. Hadley. T. Niziniski, T. Lub k, S. Dymas, W. Cooper. T. Andrews. G. Russell, K. Harris, J. Onesky. SECOND ROW: E. Brown, T. George, S. Konuch, G. Skinner. L. White. B. Schatz. R. Leleniski. THIRD ROW: D. Broyles, H. Harrell, B. Bosworth. B. Clinton, J. Graville, B. Gray. F. Broyles, S. Banazak. FOURTH ROW: T. Miller. J. Harris. J. Miller, D. Andrews, S. Jackson. S. Purkable, C. Adams, B. Fouts. 76 •'Pep talk” Tom Lubak .... Sr. Sam Dymas .... Sr. Don Broyles ............... Sr. Gary Skinner .... Jr. George Russell .... Sr. John Onesky .... Jr. .V. , v Ted Niziniski .... Jr. Tom Miller . Eugene Brown .... Jr. Clint Robinson Jr. Harry Harrell . . . . Jr. . Jr. Bobby Clinton .... Fresh. as betbaff STANDING: Left to Right. Coach B. Page, R. Leleniewski. T. Fish. H. Wright. C. Bell. J. Stein. C. Robinson. P. Lusk, Coach E. McClanahan. G. Massie, G. Skinner, J. Summers. T. Lubak. FIRST ROW: M. DeYoung. V. McLaughlin. A. Rendall, C. Marr. B. Fouts. SECOND ROW: T. Owens, T. Mayo, J. Gravllle, 97 L. Cooper. B. Clinton. THIRD ROW: T. Williams. D. Turner, J. Miller. Cecil Bell Paul Lusk Tom Lub k Gerald Massey Hayes Wright Otis Wright John (Champ) Summers FIRST ROW: N. Padoba, T. Fisk, G. Burns, S. Dymas. T. Lubak, G. Skinner, M. Dillan. SECOND ROW: J. Stein, R. Petrosky, J. Onesky, J. Chromer, J. Miller. Coach E. McClanahan. LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Lubak, G. Bums, S. Dymas. T. Tisk, FIRST ROW: E. Besserman, L. Cooper, R. Davis, A. Rendall, S. Thomas. SECOND ROW: M. Douglas, T. Williams. G. Anderson, S. Beccera, K. Schienschang. SITTING: Left to Right. B. Becker. B. Schatz, J. Massey. L. White, C. Bell, M. Konuch. D. Broyles. W. Cooper. H. Harrel, R. Bright. T. Varady, J. Summers, L. Eaves, B. Richardson. STANDING: Coach Pickering, B. Bosworth, S. Purkable, R. Ives, G. Jackson. W. Mathews, R. Leleniski, C. Adams, B. Clinton. P. Lusk, G. Honerkamp. W. Cooper, J. Lane, G. Massey, L. White. C. Bell, B. Clinton. H. Harrel, M. Konuch. • 4 D. Broyles, J. Summers. Lester White G. Massey Walter Cooper Tim Verady Richard Bright Larry Eaves Bill Schotz . j i Mike Moss . . . Sr. Frank Broyles...........Fresh. 86 KNEELING: Left to Right. L. Lux. D. Broyles, F. Broyles. STANDING: Coach Barnhart. J. Summers. M. Moss. R. Rideout. C. Krakowiecki. Casimir Krakowiecki . . Fresh. 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 patronizing 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. Penny Maeras, Advertising Editor Inamujl LHhevepM 4 feune by WALSWOHTH XomlM. M� V S A • 7 HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS AND SINCERE GOOD WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1963 FROM YOUR CITY ADMINISTRATION OF MADISON, ILLINOIS OWNERS AND OPERATORS OF THE CHAIN OF ROCKS BRIDGE Stephen Maeras, Mayor ALDERMEN Robert D. Reeves Emil Ulanski Charles McMahan Benjamin Bosworth Raymond Kozielek CITY CLERK Percy Lux POLICE MAGISTRATE John Bridick CORPORATION COUNSEL A. Austin Lewis COMPTROLLER Edward J. Miller BRIDGE MANAGER Jerry S. Maeras ALDERMEN Richard George Steve Kelio Christ Costoff John H. Haynes Booker Walton CITY TREASURER Demos Nicholas CHIEF OF POLICE Barney Fraundorf CITY ATTORNEY Nick Vasileff SUP'T, OF STREETS Stanley Lucas ENGINEERS Hardesty Hanover A PROUD ACHIEVEMENT OF GOOD ADMINISTRATION On the cross roads of the Midwest-Via U.S. By-Pass 66 and 40, connecting Madison County, Illinois with St. Louis, Missouri. •a TO THE CLASS OF '63 . . . CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FOR YOUR FUTURE SUCCESS. GRANITE CITY TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK 1909 EDISON TRiangle 6-1212 MEMBER F.D.I.C. Congr at ulat ions And Sincere Good Wishes To The Class Of 1963 Frank J. Fijan - Stephen Maeras Fijan-Maeras Agency 419 Madison Ave. Madison, Illinois TRiangli 6-0262 FIRST GRMITE CITY -5 a i a n t 18 2 5 OELMAR AVE GRANITE CITY, ILLINOIS • 9 Miller Provision 1728 Edwardsville Road Madison, Illinois ■ ■ Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of A FRIEND Helman’s Style Shop 1312 19th Street Granite City, Illinois Compliments Of Virgil H. Dulgeroff, Architect 2021 Edison Avenue Granite City, Illinois 90 Alex G. Markuly (J ltLcUxr Madison, Illinois Phone TR 7-5366 Portraits And Commercial Photography To The Class of '63 ... . Congratulations And Best Wishes For Your Future Success . A FRIEND” SAV-MOR SUPER MARKET State Loan Savings Association 1508 Third Street |i—wni; Madison, Illinois Madison Bowling Club Niedringhaus Edison 1002 Madison Avenue Granite City, Illinois Madison, Illinois Compliments of Congratulations JUDGE FRED P. SCHUMAN SEDLACK FUNERAL HOME Granite City, Illinois 1 TRATTLER'S MEN’S BOYS’ 1326 Niedringhause I crfgam schermer’S vr 1 2j[| MEN'S BOYS' SHOP 1910 Delmar Avenue Granite City, Illinois Granite City, Illinois Best Wishes To The Class of '63 Compliments of MADISON LIONS CLUB DR, STEVE GEROFF Madison, Illinois Madison, Illinois Best Wishes From The Show Place of Southern Illinois I Compliments Of WASHINGTON THEATRE Christ Pashoff, Manager JOHN GITCHOFF HANK'S SUPREME RADIO TV i FRIEDMAN’S 705 Madison Avenue Fifth And Madison Avenue G.L. 2-3146 Madison, Illinois Madison, Illinois Your Lane Cedar Chest Dealer Sales TV Service 92 JOHNSON'S MUSIC SHOP wt ' 4 1920 Edison Avenue TR 6-3080 Granite City, Illinois - GITCHOFF - AGENCY 1927 Edison Avenue Granite City, Illinois Y LAHEY FUNERAL HOME xV -■ it a, 501 Madison Ave.yA. •• V-; - TR 6-6222 VY, , Madison, Illinois El McMANAWAY AGENCY Insurance - Real Estate 504 Madison Avenue Madison, Illinois LEADERS DEPARTMENT STORE 19th State Street Granite City, Illinois GLIK'S DEPARTMENT STORE 3rd And Madison Avenue Madison, Illinois Sjmfr, - u ri hj Of MAVimQ fin- I BUSY BEE BAKERY 806 Madison Avenue Madison, Illinois REESE'S DRUG STORE Third Madison Avenue Madison, Illinois Compliments Of book'store Niedringhaus Del mar Granite City, Illinois 93 Bob’s Mobilgas McCambridge Edwardsville Rd. Madison, Illinois Rosenthal’s Shoes Dan Hochstadt 1333 19th St. Of ,,r’■ |l Granite City Boosters Page Penny Maeras Leonard Gnoweski Janet Johnson Mike Graves Donna Achor George Hlava Tina Signaigo Doyle Powell Andy Yorko Mr. Mrs. R. Harper Carolyn Jackson Vicki Eliason Karen Kosek Carol Ann Sanders Susan Muller Melba Blue Larry Lux Pat Harper Eldon Jackson Miss Henson Mr. . Mrs. Ira Martin Carl Christoff Jackie Adern Tom Thebeau David Muller Jo Elaine Planitz Mr. Mrs. William Coop Jim Armour Gary George Mr. Mrs. Louis Reilly. Mr. Mrs. Richard George Peggy Mayes Kenny Sorenson John Onesky Gloria Browning Marcella Bero Christine Pashoff Mr. Mrs. Bill Clinton Mary Lee Svezia Gerry Bawiec Danny Grubbs Bill Barton Mr. Mrs. Alex Markuly Dick Kismer Janet Judy Thomas P dl Fraundorf Mr. Mrs. Andrew Planetz John Okai Mr. Mrs. Wayne P. Carlisle Larry Lux Roy Platt Helen Gaddy Phyllis Gaddy Pat Jackawich Lawrence Davis, Jr. Don Lybarger Mike Grimes Carl Jorden Ben Cooper Mr. Vavra Mrs. Bill Vavra Gerald K. Gushleff Diane Fox Lynette Petish Ted Schaefer Tom Williams Mr. Joshua Johnson Mary Bergrath Sharon Vavra Paul J. Aleksiak Stanley Banaszak Cheryl Slaby Dickie George •4 L St. Stanislaus Lodge 1004 826 Greenwood Street Madison, Illinois Bloodworth Agency 1218 19th Street Granite City, Illinois As Time Goes By, We'll Always Have The Answers To Your Real Estate And Insurance Problems. tograplii 98 DOROTHY’S BEAUTY SHOPPE 1504 Third Street Madison, Illinois GOFF DITTMAN FLORIST 402 Madison Avenue Madison, Illinois SCHULER'S DRUG STORE 400 Madison Avenue Madison, Illinois DALEY'S Paint-Wallpaper-Gifts 417 Madison Avenue PERDUE FURNITURE 910 Madison Avenue Maison, Illinois NEIBURS SHOE STORE 1313 19th Street Granite City, Illinois TOPS N' BOTTOMS SPORTSWEAR 1915 State Street Granite City, Illinois STATE RADIO TV CO. 1936 State Street Granite City, Illinois RICH’S LADIES' APPAREL 1302 19th Street Granite City, Illinois STERLING TV APPLIANCE CO. 420 Madison Avenue Your General Electric Dealer Pa troni NICHOLAS STUDIO 4th Washington Avenue Madison, Illinois TONY’S DRIVE-IN 1504 Madison Avenue Granite City, Illinois MICHEL JEWELRY GIFT SHOP 1840-42 State Street Granite City, Illinois BLACK'S BAKERY 1947 Delmar Avenue Granite City, Illinois BLOSSOM SHOPPE 20th Delmar Granite City, Illinois PEERS SMART SHOP FOR WOMEN 19th . Delmar Granite City, Illinois COOK'S PHARMACY Harry A. Cook 500 Madison Avenue HIEKEN'S JEWELRY 408 Madison Avenue Madison, Illinois BELLCOFF'S GROCERY 1019 Grand Avenue Madison, Illinois ZIMRING AND SONS 1832 State Street Granite City, Illinois STANLEY'S MARKET 1101 Greenwood Street Madison, Illinois ROSYCKIREAL ESTATE 1326a Niedringhaus Granite City, Illinois GUSHLEFF DISTRIBUTING CO. 8th Madison Avenue Madison, Illinois HENRY M. BAUCUM'S GROCERY 1001 Logan Venice, Illinois FOLEY VENETIAN BLINDS 704 State Street Madison, Illinois RUTH'S 1316 19th Street Granite City, Illinois OPAL BEAUTY SALON 204 Madison Avenue Madison, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. Mrs. Austin Lewis Madison, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF Goclan Regan Madison, Illinois JOE MICHEL'S MEN'S WEAR 1922 State Street Granite City, Illinois TRI CITY CLEANERS 1221 Madison Avenue Madison, Illinois