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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1964 volume:

THE SENIOR CLASS MRDISDN °H1GH SCHOOL PRESENTS THE 1U4 rWISON HIGH SCHOOL SIXTH HMD FARRISH MADISON, ILLINOIS Table of Contents Dedication 3 Administration and Faculty 5 Central Administration 6 High School Administration 7 Instructors 8 Personnel 10 Graduates 11 Sr. Class Officers 12 Graduates 13 Sr. Skip Day 28 On the Spot 29 Graduation 30 Baby Pictures 32 Undergraduates 33 Jr. Class 34 Sophomore Class 38 Freshman Class 43 Activities 49 Organizations 50 Music 60 Assemblies 65 Classroom Shots 66 Career Day 68 Homecoming 69 Talent Show 70 Jr. Sr. Prom 72 Snapshots 74 Sports 77 F ootball 78 Basketball 81 Baseball 84 Track 86 Tennis 88 89 Advertising Booster Page 99 DEDICATION MR. GEORGE E. THOMAS Mr. Thomas began his teaching career at Madison Senior High in 1930. In the year 1964, after devoting many years of service to the school, he plans to retire. He says he is leaving his position here with regret, but with not nearly as much regret as we, the students, feel in seeing him go. Because of the hard work and time which he gave to our high school in past years, we are very proud todedicate the 1964 Madisonian Yearbook to Mr. Thomas and to extend our gratitude to him for all he has done. He will always be respected, admired, and remembered by all of us as a won- derful teacher. CHESTER L. MCMANAWAY HENRY M. BAUCUM WILLIAM G. SCHREIBER WENSEL L. BROWN Superintendent JOHN N. BELLCOFF President JOHN GITCHOFF-School Attorney DR. STEVE K. GEROFF-Secretary OEL M. BLUMENSTOCK FRANK L. DERNER FRANCIS DANT Bachelor of Science-North bast Missouri State College Master of Science North bast Missouri State College High School Principal EDNA MAE McLINN Secretary WILLIAM F. LEDBETTER Bachelor of Science-Southern Illinois University Instrumental Music Dear Graduates, A very important ingredient of success is confidence: confidence in self and con- fidence in one’s ability to meet and conquer the many complicated problems of life. As graduates of the Madison Senior High School you have every reason to approach the future with confidence and zeal. Your course of study through the years has prepared you to cope with the complexity of a modern world on the threshold of a space age. Because of this solid, intellectual found- ation, your lives can now progress with con- fidence in developing to the fullest the won- derful ability Gcd nas graciously given to each of you. On behalf of the faculty and myself, I extend sincere best wishes for success, good health and much personal happiness. Francis E. Dant VALERIE K. STEVENS Bachelor of Music- Mac Murray College Master of Music-Northwestern University Vocal Music RICHARD L. BROWN Bachelor of Science-Southern Illinois University Master of Education-St. Louis University History School Admisistration Guidance ADAM A. BURNISKI Head Teacher Bachelor of Science-Southern Illinois University Master of Science-University of Illinois Commerical. SHERRILL RAYMER Secretary CLEVELAND HAMMONDS Bachelor of Science-Southern Illinois University Master of Education-Southern Illinois University History School Administration Guidance LEE E. ASHBY Bachelor of Science-Arkansas State College Master of Ed. -Southern I lllnols University 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 E. JEAN BETHEL Bachelor of Arts-Valparaiso University English French A. ELLEN FOLLMER Bachelor of Arts-lowa State Teachers College Master of Arts-Northwestern ! 'nivterslty Librarian GRACE DRICKEN Bachelor of Science - South Dakota State College Home Economics JAMES L. LOY Bachelor of Science-McKendrce College Master of Science - St. Louis University Science DOROTHY M. HAZNER Bachelor of Science-1 lllnols State Normal University Typing GEORGE E. THOMAS Bachelor of Science-Kirksville Teachers College Social Studies EARL McCLANAHAN Bachelor of Science - South East Missouri State; Master of Science - Drury College Physical Education WILLIAM B. COOP 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 PICKhKING Bachelor of Science-North East 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. 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 FRANCES MERKELBACH Bachelor of Arts-Shurtleff College Master of Arts- University of Illinois Physical Education REV. BASIL M. BUTCHKO Bachelor of Arts: University of Illinois Bachelor of Divinity: Great Lake College Russian 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 GEORGE A. HOPKINS Bachelor of Science-Arkansas State College English WAYNE P. CARLISLE Bachelor of Science-Southern Illinois University Master of Science-University of Illinois Science Mrs. Dudak, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Kwiatkowski 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 JIM HAYES Roy Smothers, John Severine, Joe Sprajcar, Steve Pogorelac Granite City, Illinois GRADS BILL KALCHOFF Officers Audio-Visual Club . . 1 Band..........1,2,3,4 Music Festival ... 3,4 Class President. 1,2,3,4 National Honor Society . . . 2,3,4 President............4 Secretary............3 Student Council . 1,2,3,4 President............4 Secretary............3 Talent Show . . 1,2,3,4 Talent Show Committee 3,4 The Trojan .... 3,4 Yearbook Staff .... 4 Business Manager . . 4 ACT Scholarship Winner ............4 Danforth Foundation Award..............4 NEDT Certificate of Merit ......... 1,2 PHILIP FRAUNDORF American Legion Essay Award................3 Band......... 1,2,3,4 President............4 Bausch and Lomb Award ... 4 Class Secretary . . . 1 Class Vice- President ... 3,4 National Honor Society .... 2,3,4 National Merit Scholar- ship Letter ofCommen- dation ............. 3 Student Council . . 1,2,3,4 Vice-President ... 4 Talent Show .... 4 Yearbook Staff . . 4 ACT Honorary Scholar- ship Winner .... 4 NEDT Certificate of Merit ............ 1,2 CYNTHIA ZAHM Danforth Foundation Award .................4 Chorus..........1,2,3,4 Class Secretary ... 4 G. A. A........ . . 1,2 Girls' Play Day ... 2 Girls' Glee Club . . 3,4 National Honor Society 2, 3,4 Vice-President .... 4 Pep Club .... 1.2,3,4 Treasurer ............ 4 Prom Committee . . .3 Prom Hostess .... 2 Senior Leadership . . 4 Spring Festival . . .2,3 State Contest . . . 2,3,4 Student Council ... .4 Secretary..............4 Talent Show. . . 1,2,3,4 Talent Show Committee 4 The Trojan.............4 V. F. W. Essay Contest .... 2,3 Yearbook Staff ... 4 ACT Scholarship W'inner ........... 4 NEDT Certificate of Merit................1,2 MARY HODGES Class Treasurer. 2,3,4 F. H. A...........2,4 Future Nurses Club . 1,2 G. A. A........1.2,3,4 Secretary...........4 Play Day............2 Work Shop...........4 Junior Red Cross . 1,2 Library Club .... 2,3 Pep Club . . . 1,2,3,4 Vice-President ... 4 Prom Committee . . 3 Prom Hostess .... 2 Senior Leadership . 4 Student Council . 2,3,4 Treasurer.........3,4 Student Government Day. 4 Yearbook Staff .... 4 12 GEORGE L. ANDREWS BARBARA BALLEW Band...........1,2,3,4 Cheerleader . . . 2,3,4 J. V..................2 Varsity.............3,4 G. A. A.............2.4 Jr. Red Cross ... 2 National Honor Society. 4 Pep Club . . . 1,2,3,4 Press Record Reporter 4 Prom Committee . . 3 Prom Hostess .... 2 Spring Follies .... 2 Talent Show . . . 2,3,4 V.F.W. Essay Contest 3 Yearbook Staff .... 4 Business Secretary . 4 AGNES BARG1EL French Club . . . 2,3,4 Vice-President ... 3 Pep Club.........1,2 Prom Committee . . 3 Talent Show .... 4 MIKE BARGIEL GERRY BAWIEC Band Hostess . . .2,3,4 Color Guard . . . 2,3,4 French Club. . .1,2,3,4 Vice-President .... 2 G. A. A..........2,3,4 Business Manager . . 4 Jr. Red Cross . . . 3.4 National Honor Society..........3,4 Pep Club . . . 1,2,3,4 Prom Committee . . 3 Talent Show . . 1,2,3,4 Yearbook Staff ... 4 Senior Editor .... 4 CECIL BELL Basketball . . . 1,2,3,4 Co-Captain .... 3,4 Cross-Country . . 3,4 Football..........1,2 M Club..........2,3,4 Prom Committee . . 3 Track...............3 MARY BERGRATH Audio-Visual .... 4 French Club . . 1,2,3,4 Illini Girl State Representative . . 3 Jr. Red Cross .... 4 Library Club........4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Pep Club .... 2,3,4 Prom Committee . . 3 The Troian........3,4 Yearbook Staff .... 4 SUSAN BEV1LL Band.................1 French Club . . 1,2,3,4 President............2 Jr. Red Cross . . 2,3 National Honor Society .......... 2 Pep Club .... 1,2,3 Prom Committee . . 3 Talent Show ... 4 The Trojan . . 2,3,4 Editor ............. 4 Yearbook Staff ... 4 VERONICA BOSWORTH Band...........1,2,3,4 French Club . . 1,2,3,4 Jr. Red Cross . . 2,3 National Honor Society .... 3,4 Pep Club .... 1,2,3 Prom Committee . . 3 JOSEPHINE BROWN BRENDA BROWNING Cheerleader...........4 Chorus............1,2,3 F. H.A...........2,3,4 Future Nurses Club . 1 G. A. A............3,4 Girls’ Glee Club ... 4 Pep Club..........2,3,4 Prom Committee . . 3 Talent Show .... 2,4 Yearbook Staff .... 4 G.A.A................4 Jr. Red Cros.........4 Library Club . . . 2,3,4 Secretary ,,.... 2 President............4 National Honor Society 4 Pep Club.............2 Prom Committee . . .3 MARY ANNE BUCHER RICHARD BUCHEK Basketball..........l Cross-Country . . . . 1 Track..............l Color Guard . . . 2,3,4 Captain . . 4 Chorus 1.3,4 F. H. A . . 4 Treasurer .... . . 4 French Club . . 1,2,3,4 Treasurer . . . . . . 2 Girls' Glee Club . . . 4 Vice-President . . . 4 Jr. Red Cross . . . 2,3 National Honor Society . . . . 2,3,4 Pep Club . . . 1,2.3,4 Prom Committee . . .3 Spring Festival . . .3,4 State Contest . . . . 4 Student Government Day . 4 Talent Show. . . . . 1,4 The Troian . . . . 2,3,4 Yearbook Staff . . . . 4 GEORGE BUCKELS JAMES BUNK Audio-Visual Club. . 4 Baseball..........2,4 Football..........3,4 M Club..............4 Prom Committee . . 3 DIANE BYRNE Future Nurses Club.3,4 Secretary and Treasurer .... 4 Government Day ... 4 Pep Club..........1,4 Prom Committee ... 3 Yearbook Staff .... 4 TOM CHAMBERLAIN French Club ... 1,2 MARGARET CHAMPION ACT Scholarship . . 4 Band.........1,2,3,4 Festival............3,4 Clinic................3 Egyptian Music Camp 3 Cheerleader...........2 J. V..................2 Future Nurses Club 3,4 Secretary and Treasurer .... 3 President ............4 G. A. A........1,2,3,4 Playday ........... 2,3 Vice-President ... 4 Girls’ Glee Club . . 3,4 National Honor Society .... 2,3,4 National Merit Scholar- ship Letter of Commen- dation ................4 NEDT Certificate of Merit...............1,2 Pep Club .... 1,2,3,4 Prom Committee . . .3 Senior Leadership . . 4 State Contest .... 3,4 Talent Show .... 1,4 The Trojan...........4 V.F.W. Essay Contest .3 Yearbook Staff .... 4 MARY KAY COHAN Chorus .... 1,2, Carbondale Cho: Clinic.........2,: F.H.A..........2. Prom Committee . Talent Show . . . . The Trogan . . . . Yearbook Staff . . . JAMES CROMER MIKE DILLON Baseball.........1,3,4 Basketball...........1 Cross-Country .... 2 M Club 3,4 Prom Committee . . 3 Talent Show..........4 Yearbook Staff .... 4 Baseball .... 1,2,3,4 Basketball............1 MMM Club ..... 2,3,4 Talent Show .... 3,4 Track ............... 4 RONALD DOZIER Audio-Visual Club . . 4 PAUL DRAYTON BARBARA JO DUTKO Band......... 1,2,3,4 G. A. A............2,4 Junior Red Cross 2,3,4 Vice-President ... 3 Pep Club , . . 1,2,3,4 President ...........4 Prom Committee . . 3 Senior Leadership . . 4 Spring Follies .... 2 Talent Show . . . 2,3,4 Talent Show Committee 4 Yearbook Staff .... 4 LARRY EAVES Cross Country .... 3 Track.........2,3,4 KATHY FOLEY Band...........1,2,3,4 Treasurer .......... 4 Band Festival .... 4 Class Vice-President 2 G. A. A..............2 National Honor Society 2 Secretary............4 Latin Club...........3 Music Camp...........3 Pep Club .... 1,2,3,4 Prom Committee ... 3 Talent Show .... 2,4 Yearbook Staff. . . . 4 DAVID GARCIA RON GAROFOLI Government Day ... 4 TOM GEORGE Football...............3 Talent Show............4 MARGIE GNOJEWSKI Cheerleader .... 2,3 Chorus.........1,2,3,4 President............4 Ensemble...........3,4 G. A. A..........1,2,3 Girls' Glee Club ... 4 Homecoming Committee 3 Pep Club . . . 1,2,3,4 Secretary............4 Prom Committee . . 3 Senior Leadership . . 4 Spring Follies .... 2 State Contest .... 4 Talent Show..........4 Yearbook Staff ... 4 I KATHERINE GRIGGS F. H. A.......1,2 JOHN HADLEY Baseball......... 1,4 Basketball......... l French Club 1,2,3,4 Student Government Day...............4 Talent Show.........4 KAREN HAMILTON Band..........1.2,3,4 All County........3,4 State Contest .... 4 Future Nurses Club .2 G. A. A......... 1.2 National Honor Society .... 2,3,4 Pep Club . . . 1,2,3,4 Prom Committee . . 3 Senior Leadership . 4 Student Government Day .............. 4 Talent Show.........4 Yearbook Staff .... 4 Undergraduate Editor.............4 FRANKIE HENDERSON CAROL HOUSDAN Chorus .... 1,2,3, Vice-President . . . Treasurer......... Ca rbondale Chora Clinic ........2,3, G.A.A............. Pep Club ......... Prom Committee . . Talent Show....... fO CO 4- to 4- 4- to 4- JUDI KISMER MICHAEL KONUCH Chorus ............ 4 F. H. A............4 President ........ 4 French Club . . .2,3,4 Girls’ Glee Club ... 4 Homecoming Committee ... 2,4 Library Club . . 1,2,3 Pep Club.......1,2,3 Prom Committee . . ? Prom Hostess .... 2 Senior Leadership . . 4 Talent Show Usher . . 1 Yearbook Staff .... 4 Baseball .............2 Football..........2,3,4 M Club............3,4 Track ............... 3 PHYLLIS KUTEY Library Club .... 4 National Honor Society 3 Pep Club .... 2,3,4 Prom Committee ... 3 Yearbook Staff . . . .4 HARRY LACUNIAK Basketball.........1 Cross-Country . . . . 1 RUTH LOMAX Chorus .... 1,2,3 G. A. A...........3,4 Girls' Glee Club . . 4 Assistant Director . 4 French Club.........4 Homecoming Committee . . . . 1 Pep Club . . . 2,3,4 Prom Committee . . 3 Talent Show.........2 Yearbook Staff .... 4 JO ANN MARSALA Homecoming Committee 3 Library Club .... 3,4 Pep Club.........3,4 Point Captain .... 4 Prom Committee . . 3 Talent Show........4 Yearbook Staff .... 4 BEVERLY M ASSI E MONICA MEYER Cheerleader..........2 F. H. A.............2 G. A. A...........3,4 Library Club .... 3,4 Pep Club...........3,4 Prom Committee . . 3 Yearbook Staff .... 4 Band Hostess . 1,2,3,4 Chorus ...........1,2 Chorus Hostess . . 2,3 Secretary...........3 Color Guard . . 2,3,4 Jr. Red Cross . . . . 1 Pep Club .... 1,2,3 Prom Committee . . 3 Prom Hostess .... 2 Talent Show.........3 Yearbook Staff ... 4 SUSAN MUELLER LORENZO NELSON G. A. A. ... 2,3,4 Latin Club............3 Library Club..........2 National Honor Sex:ietv 2, Pep Club...........3, 4 Prom Committee . . 3 Prom Hostess .... 2 Senior Leadership . . 4 The Troian............3 Yearbook Staff .... 4 TED NIZINSKI Baseball............2,4 Football .... 1,2,3,4 Captain...............4 M Club..............3,4 Talent Show...........4 BILL O'DELL Baseball.........3,4 Government Day ... 4 JOHN ONESKY Baseball .... 1,2,3,4 Basketball...........1 Basketball Manager . 2 Football .... 1,2,3,4 Co-Captain.......... 3 Captain............. 4 All-Conference Guard 3 All-Conference .... 4 Government Day ... 4 M Club . . . . 1,2,3,4 Pep Club.........1,2,3 Prom Committee ... 3 Talent Show..........4 FRANCES OWENS Chorus..............L Cheerleader .... 2,4 J. V...............2 Varsity ............4 G. A. A...........3,4 Government Day . . 4 Pep Club..........2,3 Prom Committee . . 3 Yearbook Staff ... 4 ROBERT PETROSKY Baseball.......2,3,4 Cross Country .... 4 Government Day ... 4 M Club.........2,3,4 NICK PODOBA Band...........1,2,3,4 Vice President .... 4 Football..............4 M Club............2,3,4 Pep Club..............3 Prom Committee . . .3 Talent Show.........1,4 Master of Ceremonies 4 JUDY PURDES Cheerleader .... 3,4 J.V...................3 Varsity...............4 Chorus..........1,2,3,4 Assistant Director . . 4 Ensemble............3,4 FrenchClub . . 1,2,3,4 G. A. A...........2,3,4 Jr. Red Cross .... 3 Majorette.............2 Pep Club .... 1,2,3,4 Prom Committee ... 3 Spring Festival . . 2,3,4 Spring Follies .... 2 State Contest.......4 Student Government Day.................4 Talent Show . . . 2,3,4 Yearbook Staff . . . .4 DIANE ROBERTSON Jr. Red Cross . . 3,4 Library Club ... 3,4 National Honor Society 4 Pep Club...........4 Prom Committee . . 3 Talent Show.........4 Yearbook Staff ... 4 ELAINE RUSSELL Chorus ........1,2,3 Carbondale Choral Clinic...........2,3 F. H. A............1 Jr. Red Cross ... 4 Library Club .... 4 Pep Club.......... 4 Prom Committee . . 3 Talent Show. . . 1,2,3,4 PASTY SCHOOLFIELD Future Nurses Club 3,4 Vice-President ... 4 G. A. A..........1,2 Library Club .... 2,3 Pep Club .... 1,2,3 Prom Committee . . .3 Yearbook Staff .... 4 JACKIE SCURLOCK Basketball...........2 Track.................2 MARY LOU SERES Library Club . . . 2,3,4 Prom Committee . . 3 CARY SKINNER Baseball.........2,3,4 Basketball .... 2,3,4 Boys' State Representative . . 3 Football .... 2,3,4 All-Conference ... 4 M Club .... 2,3,4 National Honor Society..........3,4 Pep Club .... 3,4 Prom Committee . . 3 Talent Show ... 2,4 Yearbook Staff ... 4 Sports Editor ... 4 DONNA SMITH Band...........1,2,3,4 G. A. A..............1 Jr. Red Cross . . .1,2 National Honor Society 3 Pep Club...........1,2 Prom Committee . . .3 Senior Leadership . 3,4 Student Council . . 1,2,3 Yearbook Staff ... 4 JOHN SUMMERS Baseball............4 Basketball . . . 1,2,3,4 Cross-Country . . 1,2,3 Football ...... 1,4 M-Club..........2,3,4 Talent Show .... 3,4 Tennis .... 1,2,3,4 Track...........2,3,4 MARY-LEE SVEZIA Band Hostess.........1 G. A. A..........2,3,4 Treasurer ........... 4 Jr. Red Cross. . .2,3,4 President.............3 Library Club. . . 2,3,4 Majorette.........2,3,4 National Honor Society 2,4 Pep Club. . . . 1,2,3,4 Prom Committee . . 3 Prom Hostess .... 2 Senior Leadership . . 4 Spring Follies .... 2 Talent Show. . . .2,3,4 The Trojan..........3,4 Yearbook Staff .... 4 KATHY SYNISKI Latin Club...........3 Library Club . . . 2,3,4 National Honor Society 3,4 H?p Club.........2,3,4 Secretary............3 Prom Committee . . 3 Talent Show .... 2,4 Fashion Show Commen- tator ...............4 Yearbook Staff .... 4 TOM THEBEAU French Club.......1 Prom Committee . . 3 JANET THOMAS Color Guard . . . 2,3,4 National Honor Society 3,4 Latin Club............3 Library Club .... 2,4 Pep Club .... 2,3,4 Assistant Secretary . .4 Prom Committee . . .3 Talent Show...........4 Yearbook Staff .... 4 Co-Editor of Activities 4 JUDY THOMAS Color Guard . . . 2,3,4 Latin Club............3 Library Club , , . , 2,4 National Honor Society 3,4 Pep Club . . . 1,2,3,4 Vice-President ... 3 Prom Committee . . 3 Talent Show.........3,4 Yearbook Staff ... 4 Co- Editor of Activities 4 EMILY TOFFANT Cheerleader. . 1,2,3,4 J. V. Captain .... 2 Varsity Captain, . . .4 Chorus ............ 2 Vice-President .... 2 French Club . . 1,2,3,4 G. A. A.............1 Jr. Red Cross ... 2,3 Library Club .... 2 Pep Club . . . 1,2,3,4 Prom Committee . . 3 Prom Hostess ... 2 Spring Follies ... 2 Talent Show . . 2,3,4 Talent Show Committee . . 2,3,4 Yearbook Staff ... 4 RICHARD VANCE Band.......1,2,3,4 SHARON VAVRA American Legion Essay Contest................3 Band............1,2,3,4 Secretary..............4 Festival.............3,4 G. A. A..............1,2 Play Day.............1,2 National Honor Society 2 3 4 Pep Club . . . 1,2,3,4 Prom Committee ... 3 Talent Show..........4 The Trojan.........3,4 Co-Editor............4 V.F.W. Essay Contest 2 Yearbook Staff .... 4 JUANITA WATT G. A. A..........3,4 Pep Club.........3,4 Prom Committee , . 3 Yearbook Staff ... 4 ESTHER WHITE Chorus.........1,2,3,4 Carbondale Choral Clinic..........2,3,4 F. H. A. 4 Secretary...........4 Future Nurses Club 4 C. A. A...........2,4 Government Day . . 4 Jr. Red Cross ... 4 Prom Committee . . 3 Senior Leadership . 3,4 Talent Show.........2 LESTER WHITE Band..........1,2,3,4 Football .... 1,2,3,4 Letterman Club . 2,3,4 Track..........1,2,3,4 SARAH WILLIAMS POLLY WOOD Band..........1,2,3,4 French Club . . 1,2,3,4 Jr. Red Cross . . 2,3,4 Summer Camp .... 3 Secretary and Treasurer ... 2 Pep Club . . . 1,2,3,4 Prom Committee . . 3 Prom Hostess ... 2 Talent Show .... 2,4 Yearbook Staff ... 4 LARRY WOODARD FRANCINE BARNES KATIE YATES Band...........1,2,3.4 French Club. . . 2,3,4 Jr. RedCross. . 1,2,3,4 Vice-President ... .3 Prom Committee . . 3 F. H. A...............4 Pep Club..............4 ON THE SPOT Barbara Ballew Susan Bevill Mary Anne Bucher Margaret Champion Barbara Jo Dutko Jo Ann Marsala Judy Purdes Jennifer Signaigo Mary Lee Svezia Emily Toffant Sharon Vavra Cindy Zahm Cecil Bell James Bunk James Cromer Ted Nizinski Mike Dillon John Onesky Philip Fraundorf Nick Podoba Bill Kalchoff Gary Skinner Mike Konuch John Summers UNDERGRADS JUNIORS Pres. Vice-Pres. Sec. Treas. J. Miller C. Krakowiecki M. Haddock C. Marr C. Adams C. Aldridge R. Allen R. Anderson D. Andrews S. Banaszak N. Barham B. Barrett S. Benton E. Besserman L. Bishop D. Blattner S. Bledsoe L. Blumenstock B. Bosworth M. Botis J. Brasfield C. B. Brown F. A. Brown F. Broyles S. Button S. Caple M. Carter L. Christain R. Clinton L. Cooper J. Cooper J. Cross R. Davis R. DeLoach 34 A. Downs L. Dozier M. De Young V. Eliason S. Falgout C. Foster B. Fouts M. Franklin C. Goldsmith J. Gray A. Gregory S. Gregory A. Grimes D. Hamilton J. Hamilton J. Hamm L. Hamm G. Hildreth B. Holland D. Hoskin G. Jackson N. Jackson S. Jackson D. Johnson L. Kamalduski E. Kiselka K. Kosek T. Kozlowski L. Krpan J. Lane J. Lee R. Leneniewski E. Mallet T. Man son B. Marczak R. Marczak 35 J. Marcziak K. Markovick D. Martin T. Martinez T. Mayo J. McBrian A. McIntyre V. McLaughlin T. Medders J. Mersinger T. Miller P. Mills R. Modrusic S. Morgan M. Mosby R. Moslander R. Mosley C. Northington S. Obranovich S. Patton J. Pawlowski I. Payne H. Pinkley T. Puckett S. Purkaple P. Ratliff K. Schienschang D. Schwartz F. Sellers D. Shipp G. Stagner J. Stein M. Steiner D. Stick ford D. Stone S. Thomas 36 D. Turner R. Turner W. Valencia B. Verba R. Vest P. Voloski j. W ashenko J. Watt H. White J. White S. Wilkins S. Williams J. Wink field H. Wright S. Wrightsman L. Young Pres. Vice-Pres. Treas. T. Williams L. Curry A. Jimerson P. Aleksiak E. Alexander L. Baker E. L rr C. Beasley S. Becerra W. Becker D. Bell E. Bell J. Bergrath K. Bluiett J. Bodkin T. Boggs N Bogovich D. Bolin E. Boyd A. Boyer D. Boyles E. Brown E. Brown P. Browning O. Buchels T. Burnett K. Burris G. Byrd J. Byrne R. Carty P. Cass C. Chapman E. Cobb 38 L. Collins F. Delaine J. Dennison J. Derner F. Dew P. Dierkes C. Embrey M. Fisk D. Fleetwood C. Fletcher L. Fletcher C. Fox L. Garcia D. Garofoli R. George E. Gillenwater G. Gillenwater W. Gray A. Griggs V. Grimes M. Guess M. Hamilton G. Harlen B. Harper J. Harrison M. Haynes J. Henderson J. Henderson B. Herman D. Herschbach D. Herschbach L. Hicks A. Holtsford G. Hopkins C. Hurst E. Ingram 39 L. Ingram C. Jackson J. Jackson P. Jackson J. Jacobs S. Jefferson M. Jones L. Joplin J. Kaleta D. King i. King R. Kube G. Kubelka M. Lapinski L. Lorech S. Lucas P. Lusk H. Macko J. Maeras S. Mallett D. Marcum W. Matthews A. MeLaughlin F. Miller K. Modrusic M. Monk H. Mooshegian J. Morris K. Morton W. Motl F. Mudrovic F. Mueller W. Narup P. Neeley A. Neidhardt J. Nichols 40 S. Nolan P. Novosel D. Orr T. Owens B. Phillips L. Phillips T. Porter E. Powers S. Poznanovich R. Pulley P. Ramsey L. Rash L. Ratliff M. Reed J. Reeves A. Rendell D. Rice P. Richman R. Robbins G. Robinson J. Rogenski J. Pozycki B. Russell H. Sabol F. Schenoffer M. Schiller C. Scott D. Seldon S. Silas W. Smith H. Stevens C. Stern M. Stevenson J. Stovall S. Sucich B. Tanner 41 J. Tanner H. Taylor S. Thomas T. Topal D. Trobaugh M. Trobaugh D. Turner T. Turner J. Tutka L. Volner B. Varady G. Vasiloff Pres. Vice-Pres Sec. Treas. S. Geroff S. Shipcoff K. Brown L. Crawford E. Adams P. Aleksiak R. Allen J. Anderson R. Anderson S. Anderson T. Ashford E. Baker J. Baker M. Baker J. Barr P. Besserman A. Boyd S. Brasfield M. Brown L. Bryant L. Burnett C. Burke C. Byrd S. Byrd T. Byrne R. Burt L. Campbell J. Carlson M. Carter Y. Carter J. Cass E. Chatman C. Chavis R. Clay 43 O. Clinton M. Cory R. Criss T. Curry C. Cross L. Daily C. Davis M. De Loach R. Dew S. Dew J. Dooley C. Downs D. Duffer C. Duniphan R. Dunlap L. Elliott L. Ely J. Farrar B. Fields A. Fifer E. Fifer M. Foley V. Ford D. George G. George P. Giffin S. Giffin V. Gasho D. Graville S. Greco S. Griggs P. Grimes R. Haist D. Hamilton O. Hamilton C. Hampton 44 G. Hardy A. Harper C. Harper D. Henderson D. Herschbach A. Hicks C. Hill L. Holiday G. Hon S. Howland M. Hurlbut S. Hundley B. Jackson D. Jackson M. Jackson A. Jefferson R. Jefferson M. Jimmerson H. Johnson D. Jones R. Jones R. Jones S. Jones L. Jordan T. Kasprovich D. Kelley M. Kile G. King M. Kostecki J. Kostoff B. Kowalacyk D. Kramer B. Landwhemier G. Lapinski D. Lathan J. Lee M. Lee L. Leonard R. Leonard D. Lewis S. Mance J. Marcum D. Martin J. Mathenia P. Mathenia G. Mayes D. Me Clelland E. Mahelic S. Michels B. Miles D. Mock J. Moran T. Moslander R. Mowery K. Mudrovic R. Mukes B. Neely L. Nelson J. Nestor M. Newbey V. Newbey N. Nappier D. Nowicki D. Nowicki B. O’Dell B. Orr N. Orr C. Osborne M. Owca S. Obranovich L. Parcus P. Pazia 46 L. Pearl H. Pinkley J. Podnar N. Podoba J_ Pogorelac O. Pogue H. Powers J. Pulley D. Purkaple D. Rhoads T. Rhoads E. Robinson J. Robinson M. Robinson C. Rogers V. Sabo K. Scrum R. Shaw L. Sheridan G. Sherrod C. Shipp J. Skinner D. Smith D. Smith J. Smith M. Snell H. Stajduhar L. Stanley R. Sucich S. Teetor C. Terrell K. Terrell C. Thomas B. Thomason D. Timko B. Trotts 47 A. Turner D. Turner O. Vaughn B. Vest C. Voloski K. Wanbough C. Williams C. Williams S. Williams M. Washenko G. Wasylak E. Whitt D. Wilkins J. Willman R. Wilson D. Woods K. Wooten ACTIVITIES THE STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is the gov- erning body of the school. They are se- lected by the mem- bers of their respec- tive classes at the beginning of the school year. Their job is to represent their classes in council meetings, plan school activities and pass school laws. This organiza- tion is a valuable as- set not only to the school but also to the community and suc- cess in the future. Those who were elected as officers for the Student Council for '63 - '64 are: B. Kalchoff, Pres., P. Fraundorf, Vice-Pres., C. Zahm.Sec., and M. Hodges, Tres. This organiza- tion is composed of students who main- tain a B average or higher. The mem- bers are sophomores, juniors, and seniors and these members try to create a great- er desire to learn and bring about more en- thusiam for scholas- tic achievement. Honor Society officers for '63-'64 were B. Kajchoff Pres.; C.Zahm, Vice Pres.; K. Foley, Sec.; and M. Haddock, Treas. The club's sponsor is Mr. James Loy. 50 MADISONIAN STAFF These are the seniors who make the 1964 yearbook pos- sible. They have been diligent- ly working on your yearbook by taking pictures, pasting pictures, originating ideas and finally putting together your yearbook. They have spent many long and tedious hours working on this book, and they will tell you that it is hard work but in the end it is worth while. We of the yearbook staff wish to thank the yearbook sponsors who were so help- ful in making this yearbook a success. Under the guidance of their sponsors and Mr. Lee E. Ashby, this group of seniors is responsible for organizing the committees and getting the work under way for your 1964 yearbook. Seated from left to right are: J. Thomas, Co-editor of Activities; B. Kalchoff, Bus. Mgr. Mr. L.E. Ashby, Spon- sor; G. Skinner, Sports Ed.; and J. Thomas, Co-editor of Activities. Standing from left to right are: G. Bawiec, Senior Ed.; B. Ballew, Bus. Sec.; C.Zahm, Advertising Ed.; and K. Hamilton, Underclassmen Ed. THE TROJAN STAFF The school paper, the Trojan, is published by a group of hard- working students. These students write the articles for the paper, run them off, staple them together, and finally sell them; every part that makes up the school paper is done by the stu- dents. The Trojan staff are Editor, S. Beville; Co-ed- itor, S. Vavra;and reporters: M. Champion. L. Bluemenstock, M. A. Bucher, M. L. S v e z i a , M. Haddock, M. Bergrath, R. Davis, B. Kalchoff, J. Stein, and C. Zahm. The paper's sponsor is Miss Mae Waters. THE FRENCH CLUB Perhaps one of the biggest organiza- tions of the school is the French Club. Un- der the supervision of the club's sponsor, Mademoiselle Bethel, it has become a worth while organization. This club has played a very vital role in the activity program of Madison High School by selling class pins to all the students. The officers of the French Club for '63 - '64 are: L. Rash Pres,; N. Jackson, Vice-Pres,; P. Jack- son, Sec.; and H. Williams, Treas. 52 THE LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club is composed of girls, who because of their scho- lastic standing, are able to help students with various library servi- ces, under the super- vision of Miss Folmer, our school librarian. This year some mem- bers of the Library Club went along as guests of the Junior Red Cross to the Owens Glass Fac- tory in Alton. AUDIOVISUAL CLUB The newest club at Madison High School is the Audio-Visual Club. Under the direction of Mr. J. Naglich, the mem- bers of this club learn how to operate and care for such things as; movie projectors, tape recor- ders, and the office in- tercom system. This worth while or- ganization is indeed an asset to our school. 33 RED The Junior Red Cross is a junior hel- per to the National Red Cross. The chief purpose of this group is to contribute fin- ancial support and service to the Nat- ional Red Cross. This year the members of the group and their sponsor Miss Folmer took an interesting tour of the Owens Glass Factory at Alton. Each year the club chooses two girls to go to the Junior Red Cross camp. The two girls selected to go this summer were THE FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA The Future nurs- es of America is com- posed of girls plann- ing fo enter the field of nursing after graduation from high school. Since its in- fluence extends far beyond high school, the Future Nurses of America Club is one of our most valuable organizations. The club's spon- sor is M i s s N i n a Dittman. 34 The Future Homemakers of America is an or- ganization working together for better and happier home life for everyone. Helping to make happy Homes, now and in the future, is a vital factor for the democracy of America. TALENT SHOW COMMITTEE This fine group of students chosen by the director, Mr. Edwin Barton, staged another wonderful Talent Show. These students work- ed very hard to get the Talent which our Madison High School stu- dents have in abundance. We are all proud of these students and ex- press our thanks to them for keep- ing up with the tradition of fine Talent Shows at M.H.S. The follow- ing people made the Talent Show of 1964 possible: Seated from 1. to r. are; L. Rash, B. Kalchoff, Mr. Barton, B. Clinton, and B. J. Dutko. Those standing from 1. to r. are- C. Zahm, E. Toffant, M. K. Cohan, and S. Williams. 53 A. The officers for '63 - '64 are M. Hodges, Sec.; G. Bawiec, Sports Mgr. L. Bluemenstock, Point Capt.; M. L. Svezia, Treas. M. Champion, Vice Pres.; and M. Haddock, Pres. At left Pres. M. Haddock re- ceives a letter from Mrs. Merklebach, the association's sponsor. The Girls' Athletic Association is established to promote good sports- manship and interest in Athletics. The G.A.A. has been pretty busy this year by selling postal cards to buy pins and letters. Each year the association initiates new members which is a lot of fun for the new girls and enables them to meet new friends. The G.A.A. introduced a new pro- gram this year by inviting girls from the local elementary schools to come to their Play Night. The purpose of this Play Night was to arouse an interest of athletics and sportsmanship for the students entering school this Fall. Also this year, the members were invited to Carlisle and Cahokia, Illinois for their annual Play Days. PEP CLUB From left are Ass't. Sec., J. Thomas; PointCapt., J. Marsala, Sponsor, Mr. Wayne P. Carlisle; Vice-Pres., C. Zahm; Sec., M. Gnojewski; and Pres., B. J. Dutko. One of the most popular organizations at Madison High school is the Pep Club. It is one of the largest and liveliest clubs at M.H.S. We are sure that the football and basketball teams appreciate the strong support that they receive from this fine organization. The members are to be commended for their fine sense of sportsmanship and co-operation which they have displayed. This year the organization gave sock hops for the students after the football games. The members were hard at work making money to buy green blazers for the club by selling seat cushions. PEP CLUB OFFICERS To the left are the '63 - '64 off- icers of the Pep Club. They were hard at work this year organizing committees; getting buses for out-of-town games and cheering for their team to win. ' M” CLUB This organization was established to help the Education teacher, Mrs. Merklebach, dur- ing classes. These girls have the responsibility of taking roll, leading calisthenics and other various services. From 1. to r. are; E. White, B. Browning, D. Smith, J. Signaigo, M. L. Svezia: B. Massie, B. J. Dutko, C. Zahm, J. Kismer, M. Champion, K. Haddock, M. Hodges, K. Hamilton, S. Mueller, and M. Gnojewski. Members of the M Club wear their letters with a great deal of pride and satisfac- tion. To them the M not only stands for Madison, but is a symbol of sportsmanship and challenge through- out their daily liv- es. Members of the M Clubmust win a letter in a sport before they are eligible to join. 58 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Standing are: Marianna Fisk and JoAnn Maeras Kneeling are: Josephine Brown and Linda Krypan JENNIFER SIGNAIGO. SR. JUDY PURDES, SR. EMILY TOFF ANT, SR., CAPT. DIANE BLATTNER, JR. 59 BARBARA BALLEW, SR. MADISON HIGH SCHOOL OBOE Jill Hamilton Cindy Cross FLUFF Kathy Foley Gail Stagner Carol Chapman Diane Blattner Carol Davis Catherine Lewis Barbara Jo Dutko Jackie Morris CLARINETS Phil Fraundorf Sharon Vavra Barbara Ballew Bill Kalchoff Donna Smith Linda Rash Veronica Bosworth Polly Wood Janice Derner Jo Ann Maeras Shiela Obranovich Sharon Button Susan Michels Tom Moslander Kerry Scrum Manice Marcum Tom Kasprovich SAXOPHONES Alton Remdal Sharon Obranovich Cheyyl Burke Darlene Jackson BASSON Robert Robbins ALTO CLARINET Donna Hamilton Judy Henderson BASS CLARINET Katie Yates Trudi Puckett Cathy Scott 60 HORNS CORNETS PERCUSSION Margaret Champion Harold Pinkley Nancy Jackson Karen Hamilton Richard Vance Judy Cross Marianna Fisk John Stein Pam Dierkies Olivia Hamilton Ben Bosworth Pat Pazia Vera Sabo John Byrne Arthur Neidhardt Andy Boyer Karen Brown John Carlson SOUSAPHONE BARITONE Lester White TROMBONE Ron Davis Nola Barham Leslie Sabo Tom Williams Nick Podoba Don Kelley Stephen Shipcoff Sarah Lucas Dick Moslander Steve Geroff Neil Podaba Brenda O'Dell 61 « BAND OFFICERS; Nick Podoba, Vice-Pres.; Sharon Vavra, Sec.; Philip Fraundorf, Pres, and Kathy Foley, Treas. These seven select co-eds march with the band and help make formations at the half-time shows dur- ing football season. Since they do not have a regular band period in which to practice, these girls must devote their own time for that purpose. We are very proud of our color guard which wears the school name. M- Mary Anne Bucher A- Marion Haddock D- Janet Thomas I- Geraldine Bawiec S- Judy Thomas 0- Pam Richman N- Monica Meyer MA QRETTES Mary Lee Svezta; Sr., and Paulette Voloski; Jr. ADVANCED CHORUS ASSEMBLIES 65 PHYSICAL EDUCATION MECHANICAL DRAWING OFFICE PRACTICE HOMECOMING '63 The Night Prom SNAPSHOTS 73 SNAPSHOTS 74 First Row, L. to R.; L. White, A. Rendell, P. Lusk, M. Konuch, J. Onesky, J. Miller, B. Clinton, E. Mallet, T. Nizinski, J. Summers, G. Skinner. Second Row; Ass. Coach J. Asberger, S. Thomas, T. Williams, D. Andrews, M. Deloney, S. Purkaple, W. Mathews, C. Krakowiecki, R. Leleniewski, H. Harrell, T. Miller, J. Bunk, E. Cobb, F. Broyles, B. Bosworth, S. Banaszak, A. Neihart, J. Brake, Coach G. Pickering. Season's Record Won 2 Lost 6 Edwardsville Granite City Cahokia . . Dupo . . . . Bethalto . . Roxana . . . Highland . . Jerseyville . =� They 12 45 0 14 0 19 33 0 13 7 0 18 14 26 7 13 Quarterback SENIORS Kneeling, L. to R. J. Summers, T. Nizinski, J. Onesky, H. Harrel, J. Bunk. Standing, L. to R.; Coach Pickering, M. Konuch, L White, G Skinner. John Summers ... Sr. End Lester White ... Sr. Halfback The Big Green started out their 1964 football season by playing host to the Edwardsville Tigers. Our Trojans fought hard but could not stand up to the Tigers size as they came out on the short end of a 45-12 score. After their poor showing against Edwardsville, the Trojans traveled to Granite City. Before the game Granite's coach told newspaper reporters that they should beat them by sixty, but they were lucky to come out of the game a 14-0 winner. The Trojan defensive line played a brilliant game as they held the Warrior offense to less than fifty yards rushing in the second half. Troian halfback Nick Podoba ended his football career abruptly when he broke his foot in the fourth quarter. Next in line for the Trojans was the Cahokia Commanches. Last year's Midwestern Conference Champions, and hoping to repeat this year, struck twice in the second quarter and once in the third. The Trojan offense could not move, and the score ended with Cahokia on top 19-0. When the Trojans traveled to Dupo for their next game, they had victory on their minds. That thought of victory showed in the first half as Paul Lusk, Mike Konuch, Gary Skinner, and John Summers tallied touchdowns to lead the Trojans to a 27-0 half - time advantage. Paul Lusk scored once more in the second half to make the final score 33-0. The Big Green de- fensive line, led by John Onesky, Ted Nizinski, and Jack Miller, played another bang up game. Bethalto's Eagles came to Madison's field for the Trojans' next game. The Trojans struck first to make the score 7-0. A fumble led to a touchdown for the Eagles, but the extra point failed, and Madison still led 7-6. In the second half Bethalto's line broke through to block a Trojan punt, the ball traveling out of the end zone for a safety, which made the score 8-7 in favor of Bethalto. The Trojans were not to be denied as they drove the length of the field to score and win the game 13-8. John Onesky .... Sr. Tackle Ted Nizinski .... Sr. Tackle Mike Konuch .... Sr. Halfback Nick Podoba .... Sr. Halfback Alton Rendell. . . Soph. End Paul Lusk .... Sop Fullback Roxana played host for the Big Green's next game. The game was played in a steady downpour that proved to be fatal for the Trojan offense. The Troians came close to the goal line on a couple of occasions, but could never cross it. The game finally ended with Roxana on top 18-0. The following Friday night the Trojans traveled to Highland for their last Midwestern Conference game. The Trojan defense faltered as the Trojans were defeated 26-14. Jerseyville's Panthers came to the Trojan field for Madison's last game. The Panthers were a strong favorite to run over our Trojans by three or four touchdowns, but the Big Green defense did a masterful job as they held Jersey- ville to only thirteen points. The Trojans scored once, and were stopped short on one occasion. The game ended with Jerseyville on top, 13-7. Offense Gets Ready to Move Several Trojans received post season honors this year. Tackle John Onesky and quarterback Gary Skinner were selected to the first team All-Conference. Paul Lusk, Sophomore fullback, received Special Mention All-Conference. Those receiving Honorable Mention on the team were Alton Rendell, end, Ted Nizinski, tackle, Ezell Mallet, guard, Jack Miller, guard, and Bob Clinton, center. Nice Catch, Mike Defense M. H. S. VARSITY BASKETBALL MIDWESTERN CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS Front Row. L. to R.; Coach Page, J. Summers, G. Skinner, P. Lusk, H. Wright, D. Turner, Coach McClanahan. Second Row; Coach Hammonds, R. Fouts, A. Rendell, M. DeYoung. C. Marr, Mgr. J. Stein. Season's Record Won 19 Lost 5 Opponent We They We They Sparta .... 66 72 Edwardsville .... 84 66 East St. Louis .... . . . . 71 54 Dupo .... 104 85 Roxana . . . . 94 53 Cahokia 58 53 Columbia .... 61 46 Jerseyville 95 44 Cahokia .... 55 62 Roxana .... 81 49 Dupo . . . . 90 75 Granite City 55 Triad .... 86 64 Highland .... 91 55 Springfield .... 89 66 CaTiokia 56 50 Collinsville .... 59 81 Bethalto 90 65 Highland .... 85 54 B lleville 52 64 Belhalto .... 75 65 Marquette 64 55 Staunton .... 95 49 Collinsville 70 80 Jr. Varsity Front Row, L. to R. ; Coach Page, T. Owens, S. Shipcoff, T. Williams, R. Burt, V. McClaughlin. Second Row; A. Boyd, C. Marr, M. DeYoung, M. Owca, J. Willman, D. Nowicki, A. Rendell. Mike DeYoung . . Jr. Dale Turner . . Soph. A % s Madison Pumps In 41 Field Goals In 95-44 Victory Over Jerseyville % Madison Solves Fivers’ Defense % 4 % % % % Q 2 Trojans Drop 91-55 Bomb On Highland tty % % % Dupo Bombed, 90-75 % Madison Takes Big Step Toward MW Title, 94-53 Paul Lusk . . . Soph. Mike Dillion .... Sr. Lettered 3 yrs. Jim Cromer .... Sr. Lettered 2 yrs. Bob Petrosky ... Sr. Lettered 3 yrs. John Hadley .... Sr. Lettered 1 yr. Season's Record Won 2 Lost 9 Opponent We They Roxana 7 9 East St. Louis 2 12 Highland 4 18 Dupo 12 7 CaFiokia 4 3 Roxana 2 12 Highland 2 9 Dupo 6 14 Cahokia 2 8 Granite City 2 9 Granite City 3 13 Nick Podoba .... Sr. Lettered 3 yrs. Ted Nizinski ... Sr. Lettered 1 yr. Tom Williams . . Soph. Lettered 2 vrs. John Novich .... Sr. Lettered 1 yr. Lester White .... Sr. Lettered 3 yrs. Mike Konuch .... Sr. Lettered 2 yrs. Jim Bunk .... Sr. Lettered 1 yr. Jim Lane...........Jr. Lettered 2 yrs. Steve Purkable . . .Jr. Lettered 1 yr. M. H. S. TRACK Back Row, L. to R.; D. Long, D. Herschbach, E. Ingram, D. Deloney, G. Jackson, R. Leleniewski, S. Purkable, T. Rhodes, R. Robbins, B. Phillips, A. Neihart, Coach Pickering. Second Row, L. to R.; B. Bosworth, W. Mathews, R. Vance, R. Buchek, L. Eaves, J. Bunk, J. Lane, M. Konuch, J. Washenko, L. White. Front Row, L. to R.; O. Clinton, B. Thomason, J. Anderson, L. Nelson, R. Burt, D. Purkable, B. Nowicki, C. Chavis. John Washenko . . Jr. Lettered 1 yr. Larry Eaves .... Sr. Lettered 1 yr. Richard Vance ... Sr. Lettered 1 yr. Ben Bosworth ... Jr. 880 YARD RELAY TEAM SENIORS L. White, J. Washenko, J. Lane, M. Konuch. L. to R.; J. Bunk, M. Konuch, R. Buchek, L. Eaves, R. Vance, L. White. CROSS COUNTRY Back Row, L. to R.; Coach McClanahan, T. Owens, E. Besserman, D. Turner, J. Lane, R. Shaw, T. Mayo, R. Jones, B. Hoskins. Front Row; A. Downs, R. Buchek, O. Wright,C. Bell, H. Wright, C. Marr, B. Petrosky. Almost Finished! Don't Give Up Now! Frank Broyles . . Jr. Lettered 2 yrs. Front Row, L. to R.; T. Moslander, F. Broyles, B. Trotts, D. McClelland, R. Moslander. Back Row, L. to R.; Coach Phelan, J. Summers, C. Krakowiecki, T. Miller. John Summers . . . Sr. Lettered 3 yrs. AUTOGRAPHS To The Class Of '64 Congratulations And Our Best Wishes For Your Success Your Friendly Bank” , MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE .SYSTEM Granite City Trust and Savings Bank FROM YOUR CITY ADMINISTRATION OF MADISON, ILLINOIS OWNERS AND OPERATORS OF THE CHAIN OF ROCKS BRIDGE Stephen Maeras, Mayor HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS AND SINCERE GOOD WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1964 A PROUD ACHIEVEMENT OF GOOD ADMIN- ISTRATION 90 Portraits and Commercial Photography Best Wishes To The Class Of'64 Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Of '64 Virgil H. DulqeroH Architect 2021 Edison Ave. Granite City, Illinois Congratulations to Class of '64 from Helman's Style Shop 1312 19th Street Granite City, Illinois G. L. 2-4191 19th and State G. L. 2-3186 Bellemore Village G. L. 2-3188 Hudson's Jewelry Granite City, Illinois I First Granite City National Bank Granite City, Illinois La hey Funeral Home Established 1906 LICENSED PERSONNEL Mary C. Lahey CENTRALLY LOCATED IN TRI-CITY AREA Francis J. Lahey - Lucy M. Lucidd 501 Madison Avenue TRiangle 6-6222 92 Sterling TV Appliance Co. We Sell All G.E. Appliances-Motorola TV And Stereos Curtis -Mathes Guaranteed TV TV Stereos Washer and Dryer Service Glenvi „■ 2-8166 420 Madison Madison, 111. Owner Manager R.B. MORRISON JOHN H. STANEK Ben Franklin Store 1439-3rd St.-Madison, Illinois Fast License Service Notary Public John H. Stanek TR. 7-4468 Compliments Graham's Book Store School Supplies - Kodaks Greeting Cards Niedringhaus Delmar Compliments Markuly Plumbing Heating. Inc. Madison, Illinois Frank Fijan Stephen Maeras Fijan-Maeras Agency Real Estate Insurance 419 Madison Ave. Madison, Illinois 2801 Madison Avenue Granite City, 111. Madison Ave. at Seventh St. Madison, Illinois Sedlack Funeral Homes 24-Hour Oxygen-Equipped Ambulance Serviet John L. Sedlack TRiangle 6-1615 Joseph J. Cohan Agency : General Insurance 325 Madison Ave. Madison, Illinois 1 Phone TR 6-8570 Stanley's Beauty Shop 1831 Delmar Granite City Illinois TRiangle 6-9360 Sales Phone Service TR 6-5202 Solar TV Radio Service 1010 Madison - Madison, Illinois Guaranteed Service On All Makes Boris Mangoff John Mangoff Leaders Department Store 19th State Street Granite City, Illinois 93 Bill Burns Cafeteria 1900 Niedringhaus Granite City, Illinois T.R. 6-9239 NA-BOR-HOOD Beauty Shop Dana Richey Complete Beauty Service Specializing In The Latest In Hair Styling Cold Wave Permanents TRiangle 6-3560 2501 1 2 Iowa St. Granite Open Saturday Closed Monday Compliments of Sheppard Morgan Schwaab Dr. Steve Geroif 2021 Edison Ave. T.R. 7- 1400 Mathews Chevrolet Company I Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Of '64 1511 Niedringhaus Ave. The First National Bank in Madison Granite City, Illinois Established July 27, 1934 : ; Chevy 11 i 600 Madison Avenue Glenview 1-7913 G.L. 2-3125 94 Ruth's Store oi Fashion 1316 19th Street Granite City, Illinois Miller Provision j 1728 Edwardsville Road Madison, Illinois Madison Bowling Club 1002 Madison Avenue :j Madison, Illinois Rosenthal's Shoes Dan Hochstadt 1333 19th St. Granite City Best Wishes to the Class of '64 Barney Fraundort Sheriff—Madison County, Illinois Congratulations! Johnny Bloodworth Real Estate Agency 1218 19th St., Granite City, 111. TRiangle 7-2363 TR 7-2364 After Hours Service Is Call Tr 7-2691 Our Motto BEST WISHES FROM THE SHOW PLACE OF SOUTHERN ILLINOIS Washington Theatre CHRIST PASHOFFManager | 1 Compliments Of Hieken's Clothiers Jewelers 408 Madison Avenue Madison, Illinois GL 2-1198 Congratulations! a. A Skotty's Jewelry Card Shop [314 Niedringhaus T,...... I Compliments Of Tri-City Cleaners 1221 Madison Avenue I Madison, Illinois 1 ======= = == 95 Super Market 1508 Third Street Madison, Illinois Complements Of Officers Pres.--Tom Slecka Vice Pres.—Mike Planitz Treas.--Dave Dubay Sec.--Tom George And Members Of The Chariot's Hot Rod Club l mTm J Best Wishes to the Class Of 64 Madison County Federal Savings Loan Assn. 3214 Nameoki Road lit—Jz) Granite City, Illinois TR 6-4211 McManaway Agency Insurance - Real Estate 504 Madison Avenue Madison, Illinois Reese's Drug Store Third Madison Ave. Madison, Illinois T Over 4 Fui ]K FRIEDMAN’s W n I FIFTH S MADISON ■ Pj3j MADISON, ILLINOIS W 0,000 Items of Hardware •niture, and Appliances Compliments of Schermer Bros. Market Avery-Leo-Stan 1125 Madison Ave. GL 2-7194 Goff Dittman 402 1 2 Madison Avenue Madison, Avenue Gitchoff Agency 1927 Edison Granite City, Illinois T. R. 7-2006 I Trojan Restaurant CHICKEN - STEAK - SEAFOODS Open Sundays OUT SIDE CATERING Carry Out Service Wm. Skinner - Prop. 409 Madison Av TR 7-5341 96 Bob's Mobilgas McCambridge and Edwardsville Road Madison, Illinois Schermer's Men's and Boys' Shop 1910 Delmar Granite City, Illinois Madison Coal and Feed Company 1332 State Street Madison, Illinois Harry A. Thebeau 1511 Fifth Street Madison, Illinois Odell, The Egg Man Highland, Illinois Carp's Department Store 1305 Nineteenth Street Granite City, Illinois Opal's Beauty Salon 204 Madison Avenue Madison, Illinois Palcheff Brothers Grocery 1201 Grand Avenue Madison, Illinois Bellcoff's Grocery 1019 Grand Avenue Madison, Illinois Lueder's Agency 1930 Edison Avenue Granite City, Illinois Glik's Department Store Third Street and Madison Avenue Madison, Illinois Granite City Travel Lodge 1200 Nineteenth Street Granite City, Illinois Hlava Garage 108 Madison Avenue Madison, Illinois P. A. Spaskos, M.D. 407 Madison Avenue Madison, Illinois Dorothy's Beauty Shop 8415 State Street Granite City, Illinois Ferd's Flowers 1410 Niedringhaus Granite City, Illinois Daley's Paint, Wallpaper, and Gifts 417 Madison Avenue Madison, Illinois Rich's Lady Apparel 1302 Nineteenth Street Granite City, Illinois Perdue Furniture 910 Madison Avenue Madison, Illinois Bennington Jewelry 1908 Delmar Granite City, Illinois Schuler Drug Store 400 Madison Avenue Madison, Illinois State Raido 1934 State Street Granite City, Illinois Tops and Bottoms 1915 State Street Granite City, Illinois Johnson Music Store 1920 Edison Street Granite City Illinois Ed Ray 1560 State Street Madison, Illinois Niebur's 1315 Nineteenth Street Granite City, Illinois Joe Michel's Men Shop 1922 State Street Granite City, Illinois AUTOGRAPHS BOOSTER PAGE Randy Thompson Bud Skinner Charlie Kosek Susan Michels Maxine Skinner Chris Pashoff Donna Hamilton Mr. Dean Gerry Bawiec Pat Pazia Maggie Harlan Jerry Powell Adele Zahm Bob Geroff Leonard Gnojewski Evelyn Clinton Steve Geroff Theresa Martinez Bill Clinton Phil Fraundorf Eddie Johnisee Stan Banaszak Sharon Painter Joe Ponce Robbie Robbins Mr. Mrs. Jim Ashley Mike Schreiber John Onesky Dennis Durbin Mr. Coop Terry Andrews Mr. Williams J immy Spinks Mike Konuch Helen Williams Bob Clinton Susan Mueller Mrs. Markuly Joanne Marsala Karen Hamilton Larry Hildreth Tom Chamberlain Mr. Phelan John Hadley State Tailor Jimmy Mersinger Judi Steele Diana Fox Charles Nance Med Mullen Marcella Bero Tootsie Lewis Frank Dutko Gary George Karen Brown Barbara Dutko Mr. Mrs. Carlisle Carol Davis Randy Shannon Jerry Gushleff Tina Vaughn Veronica Bosworth Debbie Vaughn Mr. Foley Bob Vaughn Ralph O'Neil Clenna Vaughn Bob Pyle Barbara Ballew Judy Borth Ron Davis Tom Thebeau Mrs. Blumenstock Karen Sasyk Sharon Falquot Terry Sasyk Gail Stagner Barbara Sasyk Diane Blattner Leo Able Leslie Husley Harold Pinkley Nick Podoba Nick Podoba Margaret Champion Margaret Champion Sharon Vavra Mary LeeSvezia Kathy Foley Gerry Bawiec Gary Skinner Mary Bergrath Champ Summers Sandy Gregory Linda Rash Margie Gnojewski Kathy Bogleff Mr. Mrs. Reilly Mr. Mrs. Ashby John Novich Janice Derner Nola Barham Mr. Dant Mr. Mrs. Graville Carol Chapman Marian Haddock Lena Loerch Tom Slecka William P. Kalchoff Mr. Richard Brown Phil Fraundorf Mike Dillon Larry Lux Cathy Coyle Dr. Steve Geroff Judy Koleta Butch Neidhardt Mr. Palcheff Jim Tutka Tom Lubak Judy Henderson Judy Thomas Jackie Morris Larry Ashley Mrs. Veach Kathy Sinclair Bob Ebersoldt Elaine Russel Ron Garafoli Steve Rydgig Mrs. Vavra Andy Boyer Bob Clinton Kathy Syniski Vance Gasho Frank Gruber . « • X o V % • • . A • • • % • •� V , • - - __ . r ■ ‘ N- - A . % ' • ' ■ , - • -r. - •-V :7 -%£. -' •V - ■ - r.