Mahomet Seymour High School - Retro Yearbook (Mahomet, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1959 volume:

all aff ADVISER Mrs Ruth Herrlott THE I959 RETRO Pubhshed by THE RETRO bTAFf MAHOMET, ILLINOIb vowmz 22 EDITOR Naucv Manthel MA HOMET HIGH S CHOOL We students of Mahomet Hlgh School are proud of our community and Lake of the Woods wluch is said to be one of the most scenic spots in Champaign County With it s rolling terrain and variety of woodland areas it lies near the course of the historic Sangamon River The site located northeast of Mahomet Uuncuon of U.S Route 150 and 473 was selected in 194-8 for the original estabhshment of Lake of the Woods Forest Preserve and the program was developed and brought to realization by the Champaign County Forest Preserve Commission. First purchase of land 260 acres was made m 1948 There havebeen several unportant additions smce through purchases or gifts The preserve now has a total of 331 acres Since the establishment and opening of Lake of the Woods the Forest Preserve Commission has each year white pines hard maples willows ash oak and sycarnore. FOR YOUNG AND OLD Lake of the Woods is one of downstate Illinois most popular outdoor swimming spots Two acres of grass area is provided for sun bathmg and easy chairs bright umbrellas and beach mats enhance the pleasure. ONE OF THE MIDWEST S BEST That has been the atm of developers of The Lake of the Woods 18 hole public golf course Durmg the last few years many players have participated IH a series of golf tournaments under leadership of golf pro Dick Naughtln. PICNIC FUN Plenty of it here' Summer picnics fall wiener roasts steak fries on the crisper days fun and frolic for the youngstersl' Lake of the Woods now has 60 picnic areas FISHING Most everyone 1l.k6S it! Almost any evening in the warmer seasons anglers both experienced and novice may be seen along the shoreline of the main lake, on the banks of the south fork or along the east end Fishing of all types ls common. FOR GENTLE RELAXATION cooling off--the water breezes movement away from the crowd and a vista-view of the main Lake of the Woods playground theres nothing like a rowboat or paddle-boat ride. The lake now approximates thirty-eight acres of water Depth near the dam is about thirty feet. There are about eleven springs in the area upstream from the dam. The students of Mahomet High School feel fortunate to have such a wonderful recreation spot so close at hand. We invite you to enjoy some of its scenes as you look through the pages of our 1959 Retro 0 O I LAKE OF THE WOODS NAT UR E' S L conducted a limited conservation and reforestation program. From 100 to 200 trees havebeenplanted OUR STUDENTS . . . STUDY DISCUSS 6 APPLY EXPERIMENT LISTEN BUT THEY DON' T STUDY ALI. THE TIME TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. ADMINISTRATION 14 2. SENIORS 23 3. UNDERCLASSMEN 31 4. ATHLETICS 44 5. ACTIVITIES 56 6. ADVERTISING 92 Blankenberg Photographers Kankakee, Illinois Bill Blankenberg, Photographer Printed by Inter -Collegiate Press, Inc. Kansas City 4:02455 DEDICATION We, the class of 1959 wxsh to dedlcate th1s our Retro to Mrs Ruth Herrlott Th1s ded1cat1on IS not only for her help 1n plannmg the Retro but also for the tune she has spent and the panence she has shown as our class sponsor We want to thank her for the help she has g1V8l'1 us ln our bookkeepmg, typmg, and shorthand classes One thmg we want to always remember about her 1S her great sense of humor and wonderful outlook on hfe. But most of all we want to dedxcate IhlS our Retro to her for Just bemg our Mrs HSTFIOIL, 1 gg, 4' VV ,.l. , . . . D . U . . . ' ll ' D K. 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These smcere men have been trying to make our school a better place for both students and faculty There are the numerous httle thtngs they do that we students all too often do not nouce such as buymg new tables for the cafeterla new desks new shades remodelmg at Seymour to meet f1re regulanons employmg a full time band dxrector for the grade school, and brmgmg the teachers salary schedule up to date. The board had a blgger student body to take care of this year There was a 17 per cent mcrease m the number of students at the h1gh school. The enrollment went from 161 to 190 In the elementary school there was an 8 per cent mcrease. The number of students tn Mahomet Grade School wan from 426 to 453 and m Seymour from 99 to 103. One of the big acluevements 1959 60 was the formmg of the Cmzens Comrmttee to gather the facts on our school needs The Illinois School Consulting Serv1ce, was employed by the School Board to ass1st the Cmzens Comnuttee 1n determinmg the needs for the general welfare of all the students As a result of a meetmg with tlus consulting servlce, the group was d1v1ded mto f1ve sub comnnttees They are Bu1ldmg Inspectxon Commlttee, Faculty Suggesuons Committee, State Recommendauon Com mlttee, Enrollment Trends Committee, and the F mance Commntee. The members are Dr F L Kroner Pres1dent Paul Ph1lhpe Secretary John Arbuckle Wayne Berthorst Mrs Frances Busch Bert Hlckle lr Don McGath Elmer Ntrnmer Mrs Lo1s Moon Mrs Frank Owens Mrs Mary Parkhlll, Lloyd Pnmmer Robert Rayburn Mrs Leo Young Walter Earley Bill Hodge, George M1ller and Ed Phlpps Non voting members are Mrs Dorthea Russell, Mahomet P T A Pres1dent Elden Hitchens Representatxve of Acadermc Employm Mrs Merle Tucker Representat1veof Non Academic Employees Mr Le.land Inman Supermtendent of Schools J' C Karr Representatxve of the School Board and Mrs Carol Turner P T A Presldent of Seymour MAHOMET UNIT DISTRICT NO 3 SCHOOL BOARD Leland M Inman Superlntendent Donald Turner J C Karr Howard Jones Secretary Ke1thClapper Mrs Rose Watts Car1C Sm1th STANDING ,T C Moore, Presldent. . I I I I . - . . . , . . . . .. , . u . .. , . . . . ' o . 1 .. . . I . I ! I I I , I , I 'Y Q . I Q I I 9 I I ' I I , . Q u - 0 . Q non 9 9 I 0 1 ' 3 Q , Sn s g 1 s ff.. O . . . . . ' I I I 9 . I I I I n , a a :Q o fl , , L ,V 5 , Q,-Q , y y- .M W .. 'QQ V WM W W VV A 7' , ' .A!F,C MR, LELAND INMAN. . . a former teacher, bas- ketball official, author, coach . . . is now Super- intendent of Mahomet School District No. 3. He is our supreme ruler, businessman, and maker of big decisions. Mr. Inman, noted for his sense of humor, is a right guy who understands us teenagers and works hard to make our school a better place to learn and play in. WITTY, WARM, WILLING, WORTHYI AND WIS E- SECRE TARIES . . . Down in the superintendent's office, there can be found a Girl Friday, commonly known around school as Mr. lnman's secretary, Her duties consist of many things. In addition to the many office chores and general aid, an important job of the secretary is to take care of the lunch count each day. MRS. ANN DELEY was Mr, lnman's secretary the first semester and MRS, MERLE TUCKER replaced her at the end of the semester, N. J . M. 'X K fi? 'il Xu fi 4 :HAI r , il '35 .. ,Q I-IELPERS -' MR. HITCHEN'S OFFICE STAFF OFFICE HELP--SEATED: Nancy Manthei, Judy Webb, Mr. Hitchens. STANDING' Sandy Dollahon Gayanne Gates, Judy Tongate, Sue Pruitt, Crystal Surber, Kay Mitchell, and Margaret Taylor TI-IEY'RE OUR ADMINISTRATORS Our prrncrpal MR ELDEN R HITCHENS 1sa name famrlrar to all M H S students The man behlnd thrs name IS a very busy srncere person that always has trme for someone wrth a problem He runs our school effrcrently answers the telephone wrrtes checks srgns passes manages the student actrvrty fund teaches chemrstry opens mall presrdes algebra grves advrce frgures the honor roll grades papers makes tests and frmshes the day wrth asprrm -in-Q., W.,,, -v-,Ii u i , , 2, lx yi!! - 4 .,,.., V, '1 , '11 LLOYDE ATWELL SONYA GEDSTAD University of Illinois, B.S., Boys' Physical Education University of Illinois, B.S., Luther College, Iowa, at Grade School, Biology, Assistant Track Coach. English III, IV, Library, Junior and Senior Class Play Director, Junior Class Sponsor. 1 EACH ERS . . . BENITA GOLDSTEIN WILLIAM R, HELLYER versity of Illinois, B.S.9 Chemistry, Psychology, Eureka College, Bachelor of Arts, Psychology, Bi- Science, French I, Sophomore Class Spon- ology, Head Basketball Coach, Assistant Football Coach, Track Coach, Sophomore Class Sponsor. V fills i mia: 4 ' s is i .- Q Q f f X 12511212751 , KM? . ,QQ ge' Y ,af an Q' kA ff'3 f' 4: Aeg if xv f f L fy Sf 'iLQ?Qg? 13 gi-. U, ,Liggig Fifi' , if :sf 'Af ig 595-filyk ,F an I ,I iim , Amf3ks?w1 pl 5m5Sf QQ :nf-ml Selig 143111 'z..,Q9fm:wff 1' -- , M M5186 9,5 , ,lg KM if s MJ, Qi an ,ff L35 mg Q , 2 W 'W I' A 5 Q. 'Uv BUS DRIVERS: Eugene Schneider, Pauline Jones, Louis Bull, Georgia Carpenter, Georgia Hickle, and Gilford Parsons, transport students and drive to extracurricular activities. OUR COOKS: Mrs, lo Leonard and Mrs. Myrtle Foster are waiting for the 12:10 bell. THE KITCHEN HELP: Mike Parsons, MadonnaSchneider, Sheila Burnett, and Gene Butts, aid the cooks during the busy noon hour. OUR AIDS Puck uP, cook uP, DISH UPI CLEAN UP COLA if? Q fl ,A OUR JANITOR: John Roberts, besides all his clean-up jobs, fills the coke machine every night after school. Riff Q 1 I S E N I0 R S Lynn Jackson .......... Treasurer Donna McGath . , . . Secretary Larry Tucker . . . Vice-President -.':v jack Perry . ........ President HDI' Q., ?U-'YJ L un- AS THE DOORS CLOSE CAROLYN BOWMAN G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3, Treasurer 25 Chorus 1,2,35 Mixed Chorus 35 Band 1,25 Bulldog Journal 2,3,45 Retro 45 Cheerleading 1,25 Quill and Scroll 45 Homecoming Court 45 Junior Play5 Senior Play. SANDRA BURNETT G.A.A. 1,25 Girls' Chorus 1,2,35 Mixed Chorus 152. SARABESS ARBUCKLE F.H.A. 1,45 G.A.A. 1,3,45 Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary 35 Girls' Chorus l,2,3,4, President 3, Librarian 45 Mixed Chorus 3,4, Librarian 3, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Madrigals 25 Bulldog Journal 3,4, Feature Editor 45 Retro 4, Ads5 All-School P1ay5 Senior Play5 Libr. 3,45 All-State Representative 25 Girls' State Alternate 35 Illinois Stunmer Youth Music Repr. 35 Quill Kc Scroll 4, Junior Play. DOROTHY ASHER G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 35 F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Rec. Ch. 25 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 35 Mixed Chorus 3,4, Libr. 45 Bulldog Journal 1, 2,3,4, Feature Editor 3, Editor 45 Retro 3,4, Junior Repr. 3, Ads 45 Office Hel.p 35 Libr. 3, Alternate 45 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 All-School Play 25 Quill and Scroll 3,45 National Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 45 Junior Class Secretary 3. GLENDA CHAPMAN F.H.A. 15 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Executive Board 45 Girls' Ensemble 1,25 Mixed Chorus 35 Select Chorus 3,45 Soloist 3,45 Band 253,45 Libr. 25 Bulldog Journal 2,3,4, Exc. Editor 3, Assistant Editor 45 Retro Photographer 45 Pep Club 45 Girls' Chorus l,2,3,4. TONI COLCLASURE Chorus 1,45 Fl-I.A. 15 Pep Club 45 G.A.A. 1,25 Junior Play 3. AND WE LOOK BACK PHYLLIS DILLMAN Student Council lg F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Treasurer 4g G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Girls' Chorus l,2,3,4, Librarian 3g Mixed Chorus 3,4, Librarian 3g Retro 4g Bulldog Journal 4g Senior Play Prornpterg Office Help lg Co-Head Librarian 4. DORIS DOEHRING F.H.A. l,2,3,4g Chorus lg Band 1,2,3,4g Retro 4g Class Vice-President 2g Quill 8a Scroll, President 4. K is PAT COLE Chorus 1,2,3g Mixed Chorus 1,2. PAT COURSON Chorus lg F.H.A. l,2,3,4g Retro 4g G.A.A. lg Class Secretary-Treasurer 2, Treasurer 3g Librarian 4. viii w Sgr! DICK DUNN Bulldog Journal lg Track 2,3g Football 2g Junior Playg Senior Playg Librarian 3. FRANK EHLER Basketball l,2,3,4g Football l,2,3,4g Track 3g Student Council l,2,3,4, Treasurer 2,4, Vice-President 4 Chorus 25 Junior Playg Senior Playg King Court 3 King 4g Retro 4. THROUGH THIS: LARRY FREEMAN Transfer from Rantoulg Football lg Senior Playg Homecoming Court 4. GAYANNE GATES G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 3g F.H.A. 1, 2, 3g Public Relations 2g Parliamentarian 3g Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4g Student Council lg Librarian 3g Junior Playg Senior Playg Office Help 4g Quill 8a Scroll 4g D.A.R. 4g Bulldog J'0urr1a1,TyDiSI 4gRetro, Business Manager 4. ALVIN HENRICKS Chorus l,2. LYNN JACKSON Librarian lg Champaign-Wig n Paint 2g Orchestra 1,2g Office Help lg Student Council lg Retro lg Chorus lg TRANSFER ,Tuniorg F.H.A. 3g Chorus 3g G.A.A. 3,4, Pro. Ch. 4g Retro 4, Circulationg Bulldog Journal 4, Circulationg Senior Treasurerg Quil18:Scroll 4. 26 J EFF GOSSARD Football 1,2g Basketball l,2,3,4g Track l,2,3,4g Golf 2.3.4. DELBERT HARMS Boys' Chorus l,2g Football 2g Junior Playg Senior Playg Librarian 3g Assistant Librarian 4g Bulldog Journal 1. OUR LAST YEAR IN HIGH SCHOOL: DARRELL KELLER F.F.A, l,2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 4: Land Iudging4g Fat StockJudging3,4g Footbal12g Retro 4. RONALD KUHNS Basketball 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3,4g F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3, 4, Land Judging Team 3, 4g Dairy Judging Team 3. DONNA MC GATH Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4g Ensembles 1,2,3g Sextet 4, Madrigals 2g Mixed Chorus 2,3, Secretary 3g Band 1,2,3,4, President 4, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Project Ch. 3g Bulldog Journal 4g Retro 4, Advertising Manager, Student Council 4, Treasurer, Librarian 2,3g Class Secretary 4, Homecoming Court 4, Office Help 2,35 Junior Playg Betty Crocker Award 4. NANCY MANTHEI Student Council 3, Office Help 3,4g Magazine Sales Campaign Manager 4, Quill KL Scroll 3,4g Retro 3,4, Editor 4g Bulldog Journal 2,3,4, Assistant Editor 35 G.A.A. 2,3,4g F.H.A. 2,33 Girls' Chorus 2,33 Mixed Chorus 2g Senior Playg Junior Play, Sucker State Reporter 3,4. PHILIP LOGAN Track 2,3,4g Football 2,4g Junior Playg Senior Playg Basketball Manager 2,3g Bulldog Journal 1. JAMES MC CLUGHEN Basketball l,2,3,4g Track 2,33 Boys' Chorus 1,2,3,4g Madrigals 1,25 Mixed Chorus 3,4g Librarian 2. Mwlsiq, ai-ff? aww M ,W WE CAN SEE THE MANY STEVE PARKER F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Junior Reporter 1, Junior Sect. 2, Junior President 3, Vice-President 45 Football Man- ager 1, 2, 35 Basketball Manager 2, 35 Sportsman's Club 1,2,35 Junior Play 35 Retro 4, Art Editorg School News Correspondent 1,2,3,45 Golf Team 2,35 Bull- dog Journal 2,35 Magazine Sales Manager 4. SHARON PASLEY G,A.A. 1,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 15 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Ensemble 3. KAY MITQ-IELL F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, President 3, Camp Del. 3, Vice- President 4, Sect. Vice-President 35 G.A.A. 1,2, 3,45 Co-Head Librarian 45 Bulldog Journal 2,3,4, Staff Typist 45 Girls' State Rep. 35 Office Monitor 45 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 All-Schoo1P1ay2: MoCalls Teen-Fashion Board 45 Retro 4, Head Pho- tographer 45 Girls Chorus 15 Librarian 2, 3,4. BARBARA MUNSTERMAN F.H.A, 15 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 35 Librarian 45 Junior Play 35 Retro Typist 4. RITA PERKINS Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 45 G.A.A. 15 2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 45 Bulldog Journal 45 Junior P1ay5 Senior Playg All-School P18Y3: Librarian 4. I ACK P ERRY Student Council Rep. 25 Bulldog Journal 2,35 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Junior President 35 Senior President 45 National Honor Society 3,45 S.A.R. 45 Quill and Scroll 4. LESSONS WE HAVE LEARNED . . . MAURICE RAYBURN Football 2,3,4, Captain 45 Basketball 25 F.F.A. 1, 2,3,4. SHARON RITTENHOUSE HIESER G.A.A. 2,3,45 F.H,A. 1,2,3g Chorus 1,23 Ensemble 25 Librarian 4. SUE PRUITT Student Council 45 Retro 4, Feature Editor5Bu11- dog Journal 45 Exchange Editor 4, Feature Editor 45 Senior Play: Quill 85 Scroll 45 Secretary 3a Treas- urer 45 Homecoming Court 15 Sweetheart Court lg Junior Class Play5 Chorus 1,25 Office Monitor 45 Drama 35 Spanish Club 35 F.H.A. 1,25 G.A.A, 1,2,3. THOMAS RANDOLPH Secretary-Treasurer 15 Football 1,2,3,4, Captain 45 Basketball 1,2,35 Track 1,2,3,45 Bulldog Journal, Sports Editor 45 Retro Sports Editor 4. R v K -ei' DALE SANDERS Football 15 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,2,35 Junior Play Senior Playg Vice-P resident 15 President 2. CRYSTAL SURBER F,H.A. 15 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Librarian 45 Office Monitor 45 Chorus 1,25 Senior Play. 29 BOTH OF SCHOOL AND LIFE RON TONGATE F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Junior Reporter 3, Senior Secretary 4g Retro 43 Librarian 2g Track 2,3. LARRY TUCKER Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,23 Track 1,2,3,4g Golf 4g Student Council 3,4, President 4g Junior Playg Senior Playg Homecoming Court 4g Class Vice-P resi- dent 3,4g Bulldog Journal, Business Manager, Retro 4, Ads. k IT'S WONDERFUL...MARVELOUS...OUR SENIOR YEAR. The excitement mounts as we enter the double doors for our final year. Soon it is time for the first ball game of our Senior year ...and all too soon comes that wonder- ful homecoming in honor of the alumni. As time fades away, the basketball games begin with thesock hops follow- ing. Ricky Nelson rapidly climbs to the top while poor Elvis is in the Army. Of course there is the coming and going of the new fads that are as changeable as our 0 JUDY WEBB Junior Varsity Cheerleader 15 Varsity Cheerleader 2,3,4: Chorus lg G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Game Ch. 3g F .H.A. 1,2,3,4, Public Relations 2, Welfare 33 Librarian -2,33 Bulldog Journal 1,2,3,4, Layout 4g Retro Staff 4, Calendarg Homecoming Court 3,4g Queen 4g Pep Club 4g Office Monitor 4g Track Queen 4. RICHARD WILLIAMS F .F .A. 1,2,3,4g Boys' Chorus lg Track 1.4. moods--like going steady ... ponytails ... BCIIIIUCIHS ... leotards ... crew cuts ... favorite records ... rock and roll ... and cha cha cha. Through the years we have been working for one wonderful thing - the Senior trip. Will it be Miami, New York, New Orleans? Oh no! ...too far too much money. CHICAGO here we come! A11 too soon our senior year will come to a close and we will become the ALUMNI of 1959. 1 K1 kg f , Q .ul .5 .3 5, if K fy X x mg 'V 7 .4 A , A QQL .Y .. K Q , Q iezgy .,'5,,25 . 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Lil 2 - ,Q 1 f fig? . .W any ' Q 1 WE IUNIORS ARE JOLLY . .. Gloria Babb Marilyn Bunting Doug Carpenter Dennis Davis Sandie Dollahon Charles Foster Sandra French Paul Fuller Warren Grant Robert Green Dennis Grindley Evelyn Hall ENERGETIC ... FRIENDLY . .. ENTHUSIASTIC . . 'W AND CAREFREE June Henderson Jane Henry Margaret Hinners D D. Honn Ken Jahr Cora James Jerry Maley Phil Parsons Ronnie Phelps Alice Phillippe Emilie Phillippe Larry Pike BUT WE DO HAVE OUR SERIOUS MOMENTS. Carol Primmer Dan Reinhart Jerry Rex Madonna Schneider Donna Spence Margaret Taylor McNeil Taylor Bill Vest Jim Vest CAMERA SHY: Phil Jones Raymond Wagers Ed Griffin Clayton Zindars Loretta Brainerd The juniors sponsor the homecoming festivities and the prom. This is the first time in many years that M. H. S. has taken the prom out of town, The seniors are the guests of honor at this glorious occasion. J . 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Dennis Hale Sherry Hammett Jim Hixson Sharon Holt Mary Jamison David Jones Erwin Keller Everett Keller Gary Kuhns Terrisa Lee Rose Logan Barbara McGath Larry McKibben Sharon Malloch Garry Myers Larry Myers Nancy Parker Mike Parsons Da ve Pasley Mike Pierce AND LEARNING FAST -' if'- if is 1? Q' 'la -L, My r J r -t WR? A x l i 5 it Q-V A M Right after the graduation of the eighth grade class, the students get their first glimpse of what it is like to be in high school. The pre-initiation, all in fun, is the first glimpse. But what .a GLIMPSE! After all what would school be like without the green little freshman 42 Janet Pointer Karen Poll Karen Roberts David Rosenberry trt ttt I Richard Sapp 2 y il! A f Gaile Satterfeal - Q57 X 'ii ft, Steve Sears -,H In we rm . Joe Seten it p Vlpu Peggy Shinker Regenna Stover Mike Trinkle Rose Wagers Lowell Warner Sandra Wyatt Carlene Zindars CAMERA SHY: Susie Tartar . . the lowest thing ever. . . on air, land, or sea. The freshmen have done a lot for our school this year. They comprise about one -third of the band and did especially well in sports and other activities throughout the year. UJCDCDUJ SCOREBOARD 1 959 FOOTBALL Record W 15 Grlman Mansfreld OCIZVIK Farmer Crty Heyworth Saybrook Frsher Leroy BASKETBALL Record W 14 L 0 Un1 I-hgh Heyworth Deland Weldon Frsher Bellflower Saybrook Arrowsmrth Un1ty Farmer Crty S V Tourney 3rd Place Saybrook Arrowsnuth Octavra Frsher Deland Weldon Frsher St oe Deland Weldon OCIHVIS Mansfreld Homer Leroy Un1 I-hgh County Tournment 2nd Place MHS MHS MHS Unx Hrgh 39 Ogden Rantoul GOLF 6 112 4 112 Un1 H1gh 6 112 Danvrlle Schlarman 8 112 Un1 High 10 112 Decatur Lakevrew R 112 Hoopeston Hoopeston Urbana Aprll 8 Aprrl 10 Aprrl 14 Aprll 23 Aprll 30 TRACK Mahomet Mahomet 77 112 Mansfreld 53 Deland Weldon 42 and Heyworth 27 Octavra Mahomet 66 Octavla 59 Farmer C1ty 48 and Saybrook 24 Um Hrgh Mahomet 60 Frsher 47 Un1 I-hgh 41 Mahomet Mahomet 69 Leroy 50 213 Farmer Clty 28 113 Rantoul County Track Meet Rantoul 69 112 Unity 48 112 Homer 32 Mahomet 24 112 Frsher 14 112 Ogden 10 ABL 10 and UH1 Hrgh 3 M 5 Conference Track Meet at OCIHVIS Heyworth 45 Mahomet 34 112 Deland Weldon 25 Octavla 24 Mansfreld 20 Farmer Crty 18 Leroy 17 and Saybrook 5 Hrgh lump Broad Jump Low Hurdles Hrgh Hurdles 100 yd Dash 220 yd Dash MAHOMET S BEST Maley Pasley 1 6 Maley 21 4 Maley 16 4 Kuhns 10 3 Kuhns 23 9 Shot Put D1scus 440 yd Run 880 yd Run Mrle Run Pole Vault Logan and Wrlls 36 3 Wrlls 112 6 Randolph 53 Randolph 2 11 3 Bldner 5 O3 None 1 1 I - L-3 M. H. . 47 ' 7 M. H.S. 13 21 M.H. . 19 ' 6 M.H.S. 27 0 M.H. . 6 ' 7 M.H.S. 7 ' 21 M. H. . 19 ' 6 M. H. S. 34 26 - -1 M.H.S. 75 ' ' 31 M.H.S. 41 ' 53 M. H.S. 64 30 M.H.S. 87 . I 40 M.H.S. 47 - 50 M.H.S. 45 - 50 M.H.S. 58 ' 64 M.H.S. 61 ' 63 M.H.S. 75 64 M.H.S. 81 ' 68 M.H.S. 64 - ' 54 M.H.S. 69 44 M.H.S. 60 O. T. ' 62 M. H.S. 46 68 M. H.S. 80 ' 79 M.H.S. 71 ' ' 56 M. H. s. 32 Unity 46 M.H.S. 67 - ' 45 , , , 70 ' ' 39 M.H.S. 74 ' 53 . . . 72 60 M.H.S. 47 ' 58 . . . 63 71 M.H.S. 52 - 42 M.H.S. ' M.H.S. 11 4 M.H.S. ' M.H.S. 15 3 M.H.S. 11 ' ' 4 M.H.S. 0 15 M, H.S. ' ' - At - , ' , ' , - . -At . - ' . , . y . . - At . , U , . I . . b ' - At - . , ' . ' - Ar , - , , , ay ' . - n 1 - v . 5. 8,, . , U,. A15 U. ATHLETICS .- ar' X FRANK EHLER PHIL LOGAN LARRY TUCKER Most-Valuable Player Guard Left Half Fullback HAIL T0 THE ORANGE The small, but mighty, Bulldogs had a very success- ful outing on the gridiron this season in winning five while losing three. Mahomet had four experienced veterans in their backfield this year, but were not so fortunate in the line. In this department Coach Vitali was forced to use inexperienced freshmen and sophomores. It must be said that these freshmen and sophomores camethrough in typical Bulldog fashion and helped the team immensely. The most improved player was a Freshman, Gary Myers. Coach Vitali is now looking forward with interest to next year's football squad. With their hustle and drive, the Bulldogs should have a very successful season. The captains for the '59-'60 season are Jerry Maley and Phil J ones. Larry Tucker tackles Les Riddle on a long run deep in Leroy territory. 48 1 Q ' ' Qief , Q E f 'i' 'l' woot TOM RANDOLPH PETE RAYBURN Right Halfback Tackle, Most Valuable Player Co-Captain Co-Captain HAIL T0 THE BLUE IT'S FOOTBALL TIME...Coach becomes as familiar panies victory. At the end of the season comes the as father...aching muscles are caused by endless hours SDOTYS Ballqllef with YhePl'0Ud I'eCiDieI1IS 0fI1heha1'd'eal'Hed of practice...the coach's newest routine is presented... 2iW21'dS. frying S0 hard I0 keep the 105' they have deep ifl' depression comes with defear...overwhelming joy accom- side. The Mahomet Bulldogs finished their grid season by trimming Leroy here Friday night 34-26. Ran- dolph makes a touchdown on a 52 yard run. if -haul VARSITY CHEERLEA DERS Judy Webb Sandra Dollahon Krm Hellyer Mascot Margaret HIHHSIS Lrnda Prke BASKETBALL PLAYS AN IMPORTANT ROLE Q U fa rm r C ,yn P M X X x1 2 WD JUNIOR VARSITY Today s Pups Tomorrow s Bulldogs X ROW ONE Leo Vrtalr Coach John Inman Manager ROW TWO Dean Clark Larry Buntrng Mrke Prerce Mrke Trmkle Doug Cook Dan Parker Larr and G M y ary yers Tom B1dner Larry McK1bben Brlan Chester hm Hlxson ui! VARSITY Frank Ehler Ron Kuhns Jeff Gossard Jlm McC1ugen Jerry Maley Mxke Grlbert Doug Cook Mac Taylor Mr Heller Coach B111 W111s Danny Rernhart AT MAHOMET HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Rose Wagers, Janet Cade, Sherry Hammett, Kay Sanders, Gaile Foote. The 1958-1959 BULLDOG in basketball enjoyed their most successful season in more than 5 years. The team ended the season with a better than average record of 14 wins with 10 losses. Next year's team has a better than average chance of success since the freshmen, sophomores played the last games of the season as members of the varsity. 52 FIFTEEN RAHS FOR THE BULLDOGS Cheerleaders conduct the pep songs for the loyalfans who ride the bumpy bus . . . The jump at center. . . the coaches pep talk at half. . .Down to the showers.. sometimesjoyful. . . othertimesveryquiet . . but always good sports. ,xml .ng to d 1 av fi ww , Rough , ,,L- , Ron OH ICU -x ff? +1 , ,J-JA, 4:4 X- bex 323 W, 3-if it? Oops W111s s into orbit isher player in SVC ,pv- if nun lf? , , O t f -f ,KL t.. 8, ff- XY Ai: Q, f. .. Xw C vi fm 1 'B-A Ilan TRACKMEN WIN SECOND PLACE TROPHY IN s.U.c. MEET ROW ONE: Ricky Phillippe, Jerry Rex, Tom Bidner, Kelly Dunn, Larry Tucker, Steve Sears, John Inman, ROW TWG Dick Williams, Dave Pasley, Doug Cook, Phil Parsons, Tom Randolph, Phil Jones, Phil Logan, Mike Trinkle. ROW THREE: Mike Gilbert, Jerry Maley, Larry Bunting, Bill Wills, Ron Kuhns, Ron Tongate, Mr. Vitali. The Mahomet trackmen had a very successful season this year. Mahomet w as undefeated in all triangular and quadrupular track meets in which they par- ticipated. The Bulldogs placed fourth in the county track meet, and came home with the Sec- ond Place trophy in the SVC meet. Tom Randolph set a new 440 record Q53 flatj at this JUDY WEBB, Track Queen meet by bettering the old re- cord of 53. 9 set by Bob Osborne of Mahomet in 1956. In the county track meet, Ron Kuhns missed tying the old record by 1!10 of a second. Mahomet owes its success for such a good year in track to the underclass- men who supplied the team with much needed depth. 54 The gun sounds and they're off! Tom Bidner, Bill Wills, R h on Tongate, Tom Randolp , Ron Kuhns, and Jerry Rex, Jerry Malay jumps 5, 8 s MAHOMET HAS GOLF TEAM FOR FIFTH STRAIGHT YEAR KNEELING: Jeff Gossard, Larry Tucker. STANDING: Brian Chester, Phil Parsons, Phil Jones, Danny Parker, Jerry Rex. This year the Golf Team played seven matches and out second best. A better team is expected next year managed to win three of them. Urbana, Danville, and because the squad has gained valuable experience. Decatur proved to be tough opponents and Mahomet came kwa SPIRITED PEP CLUB ORGANIZED THIS YEAR ROW ONE: Judy Webb, Sandra Dollahon, Kim Hellyer, Margaret Hinners, Linda Pike. ROW TWO: Madonna Schneider, Janet Cade, Kay Sanders, Marcella Ninmer, Carol Primmer, Alice Phillippe, Gaile Foote, Sherry Hammett, Rose Wagers, Joan Cook. ROW THREE: Glenda Chap- man, Sharon Holt, Kay Poll, Mary Chalk, Sue Jarboe, Pam Duncan, Jackie Gossard, Gaile Satter- feal, Colette Primmer, Karen Roberts, Sandra Dunlap,Sandra Wyatt. ROW FOUR: Peggy Shinker, Nancy Parker, Shirley Price, Sheila Burnett, Marilyn Bunting, Cora James, Toni Colclasure, Sandy Colclasure, Emilie Phillippe, Judy Tongate, Jean Arbuckle, Judy Ehler 55 SOCIAL LIFE AT MAHOMET HIGH SCHOOL IS WELL-ROUNDED What would school be lrke 1f a student drdn t have a thousand and one thrngs to do plus h1 homework? What thousand and one thmgs are these? Well, they are the act1v1 nes that are as much a part of the school l1fe as the students and teachers at least the students thrnk so One of the groups the students take part Ln IS Student Councll, wh1ch IS the govern mg body and serves the students m the same way that Congress serves lf s c1t1zens Also there are the F .H A and F.F A organ1zat1ons both connected wrth our voca t1onal courses Home Econom1cs and Agnculture. The band and choruses add varrety to our school day and help develop our mus1cal 8b1.I.1t1CS Then there IS the Qtujl and Scroll, an honor SOCIETY for young Journaltsts who have served on the Bulldog Journal and Retro staffs From workmg on these pubhca t1ons a student can get an 1dea of what a future III Journalism would be l1ke. Another favor1te act1v1ty IS the annual product1on of the class plays Fun work Then there IS a newly formed Pep Club an orgamzatlon formed to back our athlet1c teams One of the most 1mportant organmatlons rn h1gh school IS the Nauonal Honor Socrety Th1s 1S an honor most students work for allthrough lugh school. In order to quahfy a member must fulfrll each of the fOLI.OW1Ilg qual1f1cat1ons Scholarshlp leadershxp servrce, and character These 3Ct1V1t16S w1l1 never agarn have qu1te the sigmfrcance to us WI'11Ch they have had at Mahomet H1gh School. STUDENT COUNCIL STANDING Larry Tucker Pres1dent Gary H1xson Kelly Dunn Clayton Z1ndars Galle Foote Reporter Mr Knell, Advrser Sherry Hammett Sharon Holt Lmda Plke. SEATED Carol Prnnmer Sue Pru1tt Donna McGath Treasurer Sandra Dollahon Secretary Frank Ehler Vice Pres1dent. . . . . , . . . . , . . Q I I O I I . . .- l . . . . . ' . , . . . . . . . . . . I ' ' and talent you never knew you had are a part of all dramatics. . , . . . ' . . . . . : . ' . , . . -- : . ' z ' , . I a I n S D I 3 1 , . . : . . . ' ' S 1 I l ' . FI-IA WORKS WITH COMMUNITY IN MANY PROIECTS gg Q ROW ONE Collette Prlmmer, Lucy D1nkel, Marcella Nmrner, Rxta Perkms Madonna Schnelder Kay M1tchell Phyll1S D1l1.man Shetla Burnett Margaret Hmners MISS Swan Advlser ROW TWO Ioan Cook, Donna Cook Dorothy Asher Donna Spence Loretta Bralnerd Mary Clark Janet Cade Sandra Dunlap Lmda P1ke, Sharon Brady Sandra French Rose Wagers ROW THREE Dons Doehrlng Carlene Zmdars Donna Ruth McGath Sarabess Arbuckle Mary Isaac Judy Ehler Mary Chalk Mary St1ce Nancy Parker Pat Courson Susle Tarter, Judy Webb Kay Poll, Regenna Stover Rose Logan Kay Pruttt. ROW FOUR Kay Sanders ,Tune Henderson Judy Tongate Stella Butts Jean Arbuckle Martlyn Buntmg Cora James, Barbara McGath Gayanne Gates Peggy Crowley Sandra Colclasure Glorla Babb Sharon Mallock Evelyn Hall Shmrley Prlce. Fl-I A durmg the Chnstrnas season made a canvass for UNICEF v1s1ted old folks My home brmgmg tray mats and favors to tenants and partlclpated ln the C1V11 De fense Program, The annual cook1e sale netted 55164 tins year Demonstrauon on applytng make up was g1V6f1 by Merle Nor man at one of the regular meetmgs and she also passed out free samples ROW ONE R1taPerkms Secretary Madonna Schne1der Presxdent Kay M1tche1l V1ce Pres1dent Phylhs Dxllman Treasurer ROW TWO Marcella Nmmer Parhamentanan Colette Prtmrner Welfare Chatrman Lucy Dmkel Prolects Chalnnan She1la Bumett Degrees Chauman Margaret Humers Pub FH A OFFICERS hc Relatlons Chalrman MISS Swan Adv1ser R . if' : . . . . .' ., . ' .. , . , . ,. , .. : I I I . I I ! '. . , ' . :. .' . , ' ' ' ' ' ., ' ,. , , . . : , I , . ' . .' I I I I . 7 . . I Cl l I A ,.. , n v at I , , R . 1 ' - ' - ,. , :' ', 3 0 8 ., .3 . ,.- .z .. , . : . I . .S . l . I ,. , . 3. ' . S . . - .' . . . 3. t .. sr Lax , . ...pe ' u, Q iv F.H.A. ACTIVITIES nn... -1 may J ..,.W . is I l cn Parents enjoy a delicious meal at our F. H. A. family night. S41 I' '13 1 New members are initiated into F. H. A. -al f ti' ....... .....- 4 . if btw! The Freshman F. H. A. are entertained at the wiener roast. OUR CHAPTER MOTHERS: Mrs. SClH16id6f, MIS- HUIHCTS Mrs. Sanders, Miss Swan, Adviser, Punch is served to the guests after the initiation, Madonna Schneider presents the gavel to incoming president Sheila Burnett ROW ONE: Phil J ones, Ron Kuhns, Steve Parker, Darrell Keller, Ron Tongate, Mac Taylor, Mr. Knell, Adviser. ROW TWO: Everett Keller, Dick Williams, Doug Cook, Lowell Warner, Larry Bunting, Maurice Rayburn, Walter Sebens, Danny Parker, David Jones, Erwin Keller. ROW THREE: Dennis Hale, Roger Breternitz, Gary Kuhns, Gene Butts, Delmar Castor, Tom Bidner, Glen Trimble, Jim Hixson, Gary Hixson, Joe Pfeffer. F. F. A. AGAIN WIN NATIONAL HONORS. The Mahomet F.F.A. Chapter has been very successful this year. Last fall Don Clapper won the American Farmer Degree, the highest degree to be won in F.F.A. The chapter placed second in the Sec- tional Landjudging. Individuals placing were Darrell Keller, second, Ron Kuhns, third, and Dick Williams, tenth. Last fall the chapter took a field trip to the International Livestock Show at Chi- cago. Mr. Kenneth Knell won the Honorary American Farmer Degree, thehighest degree to be won in F.F.A. F .F .A. OFFICERS Phil Jones, Sentinel, Ron Kuhns, Treasurer, Steve Parker, Vice- President, Darrel Keller, President, Ron Tongate, Secretary, Mac Taylor, Reporter, Mr. Knell, Adviser. 60 Q, at We ROW CNE: M1-5, Herring, Adviser, Nancy Manthei, Dorothy Ashe.r,Mrs. Rifle, Adviser- ROW TWO! Glenda Chapman, Sarabess Arbuckle, I ack Perry, Sue Pruitt, Doris Doehring. ROW THREE: Carolyn Bowman, Tom Randolph, Gayanne Gates, Darrell Keller, Lynn Jackson. QUILL AND SCROLL HONORS YOUNG JOURNALISTS f of 62 Quill and Scroll, the International Society for HighSchool journalists, was organized at Mahomet High School in 1958. This year the sociexy elected the following officers: Doris Doehring, President and Sue Pruitt, Secretary-Treas- urer. Mrs. Ruth Herriott and Mrs. Lucille Rice are our advisers. There are eleven members--nine initiates and two charter members. To be a member you must meet the following qualifica- tions: C13 be in the upper third of your class, f2J be at least a junior, Q35 must have done superior work in some phase of journalistic or creative endeavor, C43 be recommended by the adviser, and Q53 be approved by the executive secretary ,1,,, ,,,,M,r. a of Quill and Scroll. ja iw W, ,Af 15 13 ,B ,. r-an-4 f. ml: -I 31mnnaumm1?9nnmrp,S mBigl1Snwu13nma1isw 'S U Ke BRINGS US LATEST SCOOP BULLDOG JOURNAL--ROW ONE, Seated: Sarabess Arbuck- le, Glenda Chapman, Dorothy Asher, Mrs. Rice, Larry Tucker, Carolyn Bowman. ROW TWO, Seated: Alice Phillippe, Carol Primmer, Phyllis Dillrnan, Sue Pruitt. ROW THREE, Seated: Gayanne Gates, Donna McGath, Kay Mitchell. ROW ONE, Standing: Judy Webb, Nancy Manthei, Kay Sanders, Judy Ton- gate, Sheila Burnett, Margaret Hinners, Mike Gilbert, Tom Randolph, Danny Reinhart, ToniCo1c1asure. ROW TWO: Stand- ing: Bill Wills, Karen Roberts, Sandra Wyatt, Jean Arbuckle. The Bulldog J ournal is printed monthly by Joe Pugh. The money for publishing it is derived from ads and special greetings. Special Features are--Bessie's Bit, Jive Talk, Sports, Roving Reporter, Club Reports and News Events. W E'-'Q' ROW ONE: Dorothy Asher, Editor, Glenda Chapman, Assistant Editor. ROW TWO: Sarabess Arbuckle, Feature Editor, Mrs. Rice, Adviser. 63 NEW BOOKS ADDED T0 LIBRARY Kay Mnchell Phyllrs Drllman C head Lrbrarrans and Mrs Gedstad look over one of the many new books added thrs year by Ill Hi If amid! 'mi Barbara Mtmsterman Gloria Babb Ph11 Jones Crystal Surber Lucy Dunkel 64 ROW ONE Sue Jarboe Mary Chalk Rrta Perkrns Madonna Schnerder Pat Courson Ahce Phxlllppe, Carol Prrmmer ROW TWO McNe1l Taylor B111 Wills Tlus year the school board allotted 65300 for the pur chase of books for our school lrbrary The types of books selected were left up to the discreuon of M.H.S students A traveling Book Farr operated by an independent man representrng the best of all pubhshed books come to Mahomet and we prcked the ones we would 1J.ke to read most. When our chorces were talhed Mrs Gedstad prcked over 100 books for our readmg pleasure. A large varrety of books that all hrgh school students would enloy were added. G.A.A.--ROW ONE: Rose Wagers, Dorothy Asher, Sharon Brady, Donna Spence, Loretta Brainard, Janice Foster, Jane Henry, Sandy French, Donna Cook, Joan Cook. ROW TWO: Janet Cade, Lynn Jack- son, Carol Primmer, Margaret Hinners, Sandra Dollahon, Mrs. Shaver, Adviser, Alice Phillippe, Linda Pike, Glenda Chapman, Madonna Schneider, Karen Roberts. ROW THREE: Judy Ehler, Carlene Zindars, Rose Logan, Marcella Ninmer, Sarabess Arbuckle, Mary Isaac, Phyllis Dillman, Kay Poll, Sue J arboe, Carolyn Gaines, Judy Webb, Colette Primmer, Sharon Holt, Rita Perkins. ROW FOUR: Sandra Wyatt, Mary Chalk, Sharon Pasley, Mary Stice, Nancy Parker, J une Henderson, Evelyn Hall, Emilie Phillippe, Stella Butts, Jean Arbuckle, Peggy Shinker, Shirley Price, Lucy Dinkle. ROW FIVE: Kay Mitchell, Nancy Manthei, Shiela Burnett, Sharon Rittenhouse, Sandra Colclasure, Cora James, Gayanne Gates, Crystal Surber, Barbara Munsturman, Peggy Shinker, Marilyn Bunting, Carolyn Bowman, Kay Sanders, Judy Tongate. GAA SPONSORS HNECKING PARTY. P This necking party was held after one of the basketball W games. Contrary to the sound of the name it was quite harmless-- admission being paid by the measuring of your neck--a penny an inch. Points for awards are earned by the girls at their meetings and Play Nights. Members of the G,A.A. have four awards to work for. The first is the numeral of the year you graduate, second is the big letter M , third is the block I , and the fourth is the outline of the state. G.A.A. OFFICERS--ROW ONE: Lynn Jackson and Linda Pike, Pro- gram Chairmen. ROW TWO: Sandra Dollahon, Presidentg Mrs. Shaver, Adviser, Alice Phillippe. Vice-President. ROW THREE: Margaret Hinners, Secretary-Treasurer, Caro1Prirnmer, PointChairman, Glenda Chapman, Senior Representative. 65 P 5 if A M N ff f r A , I 5 1 .f ffg , iii? I ing v N. I s . L.. Q we ,Jay Q 1: L .W 5 wr P Q ,Y 3 i f 5 .nf Downin the band room . . . just what goes on? Who SCI the alarm clock to ring in the middle of the period? Where did that music go . . . Ijust had it last period . . . Oops there goes another baton. . . in pieces. Okay, one more time through. Take it from measure thirty. Despite the helter-skelter and reprimands, the band, under the able leadership of Mr. Nebgen, proudly brought back a first from state. MARCHING BAND ENTERTAINS FOOTBALL CROWDS il! if .. , ' -r A f f -vii a. K Wm, -Lei-- u,C.2 '-fig - ., 'N .- r W , A. N.. airy' +4 H ' MV- N .rf , , A H 'lr V, W w at at mes, G 'N-Cu as' A ww' sh W li?-sf .af vnu: 'E' i t , la, ' f sf ,, .f 1 A Lf .- nw 'Q A X - , , . , ' A MA'-5 ' ' fy Ai , . A W.,-5' ,-,gil ,wily ,K I, ,sew-W .. r , f K J Y , k fu , X A . Y .f + A V K ,,, ,W W 'M G Xi Wfflfswa wwf Q C a. 137' 'W--. MDCED CHORUS ROW ONE Mrs Houkom Vera Srruth Paul Fuller Denn1sDav1s Tom Brdner Lmda Plke Dorothy Asher ROW TWO Phyllrs D11lrnan Sarabess Arbuckle Sharon Pasley RICKY Phllllppe, Dave Pasley Peggy Shmker, Colette Pnrnmer Rxta Perkms ROW THREE Kay Sanders Marxlyn Bunung Carol Pnmmer Ronn1e Phelps McNe11 Taylor J'1.xT1 McC1ughen Toni Colclasure Galle Foote, Emxlre Phllllppe. MIXED CHORUS SINGS AT COUNTY SPRING FESTIVAL A SEATED Em1J.1e Prulhppe Secretary TreasurerG C Margaret Hrnners Presx dent G C Galle Foote, Presldent M C Denms Davxs Smretary M C STANDING' Marcella Nxmmer VICS Presrdent G C Marllyn Buntlng L.1brar1an G C Carol Prunmer L1brar1an M C Mrs Houkom D1rector Sarabess Arbuckle, TreasurerM C Dorothy Asher L1brar1anGC 68 2 at I 5-ig , fir- Ifi4e4L.iL 'T . X 5 A y ., 4 ' wr. - y ,V :N I , ,,. ' Q 3 W, K L I it wx S f Si 'R -. I o I . 1 1 I I 1 I I 1 . l . : D . U I I . . . ' . . , . . . : , . . ' . , . , . ' . . I C2 A Qu W ' 53. W 1 I' ' , ' ' W' . .T . ' '- 'T I o 1 1 ' , . ' H. ' U PM I 5 I 1 u 0 n 1 K' V WW h ,K I , I ' - u 0: ' ' , I ' . :I ' , ' ' . .: . , . F . .3 , ' ' . . ' Q GIRLS' CHORUS--ROW ONE: Dorothy Asher, Sandra Davis, Madonna Schneider, Karen Roberts, Glenda Chapman, Mrs. Houkom, Adviser: Donna Ruth McGath, Janet Cade, Linda Pike, Janice Foster, Vera Smith. ROW TWO: Marcella Nimmer, Phyllis Dillman, Margaret Hinners, Peggy Shinker, Nancy Parker, Sharon Pasley, Sandra Wyatt, Sarabess Arbuckle, Rita Perkins, Colette Primmer. ROW THREE: Kay Sanders, Emilie Phillippe, Gaile Foote, Toni Colclasure, Cora James, Barbara McGath, Gayanne Gates, Carol Primrner, Marilyn Bunting, Sheila Burnett, and Jean Arbuckle. Strains of the chorus's oo-ee-oo-ah- ah come floating up to study hall from the I music room. Are they singing Witch Doctor? No, false alarm . . . justa warm-up session. Quietness .... each section get its note . . . then beautiful harmony emerges in the form of Hi-Lili and Bali H'ai. GIRLS' SEXTET--Linda Pike, Emilie Phil- lippe, Carol Prirnmer, Sarabess Arbuckle Donna Ruth McGath, and Gaile Foote. STATE FINALISTS BRING HONOR TO MHS 5010 finalists who recgived Seeerrdsr Darrrry parker, Gene Brass Sextet which received a first: Gaile Foote, Dan Parker, Foote, Larry Myergy Linde pike, Alice phruipper Lowell Warner, Emilie Phillippe, Peggy Fuller, Linda Pike. .rr fn'-.ij .,f Clarinet Trio which received a fourth lean Arbuckle Lucy Cornet duet which received a second Sandy Wyatt Steve Dinkel Marcella Ninmer Nance A 't F is? F F ,jg Brass Quintet which received a first: Peggy Fuller, David Solos which received a first: Sarabess Arbuckle, Donna Ruth Jones, Doug Carpenter, Ken Jahr, Emilie Phillippe, McGath, 70 HIGHLIGHTS OF OUR Sept. 12 First pep rally for game with Gilman. !!!'! .mr Oct. 17 Homecoming Court Oct. 17 Homecoming Court 'ff' vu. 967 . 793 1 9 Nov 6 Freshman In1t1at1on Myers twins and Keller twins. Nov. 7 Football banquet to honor players. Two sets of twins on the football squad . qv, 'if 1959 SCHOOL YEAR Dec 19 Chustmas assembly program Retro sk1t rs. I 6' Jan 16 Se111or ch1l1 supper Dec 14 Chrrstmas program Bulldogs capture th11'd place trophy 111 SVC tourney Aprtl 15 Drrvers Tra1111r1g Don Simer and Dale McCon March 10 Ice storm . . out Miss Six - Student ville - student agriculture teach of school 3 days. , ffl Home Economics teacher y ers for the last six weeks GI Easter Vacation March 27 Glenda Chap man, Easter bunny. Sandy Dollahon and Carol Primmer make campaign speeches for Student Council. April 3 - Choosing covers kms? S for yearbook. is -. F. H. A. week - Madonna Schneider presents Rose to cooks. wk 5' April 14 - Home Economics girls serve if Hawaian dinner. ,S X May 8 and 9 -Junior Play May 15 - Spring Concert Student Cot S tunt show. May 13 - All Sports Banquet May 15 - Shop Open House McGath, Carolyn Bowman, and Mar- f Judy Webb, Queeng Frank Ehler, HOMECOMING IS THE DANCE . . . Soft music. . . dim lights . . . new dresses . . . flowers. ..the excitement in the back of the room, as the candi- dates line up . . . Who will be the last couple--the King and Queen? Then down the aisle they come . . . .Tudy Webb and Frank Ehler reign. HOMECOMING IS WELCOME ALUMNI . . . the re- newing of old friendships . . . seeing the Alma Mater . . . the time spent reminiscing OUR Homecoming, HOMECOMING ts A TIME OF woRK, PLAY, AN- TICIPATION, AND ROMANCEg IT'S AN IMPOR- TANT PART OF MAHOMET HIGH'S SOCIAL LIFE. JUDY WEBB and FRANK EHLER are the reighing couple. i W . , 19 Q' f ,554 ,f ,QT x Qi , f 'st , ,. 4' In .R -,-.WF , . if 1 Lil I .U K F' IM, Q :V f- ek .L Q L V Y 2 LW, .. ' tg 'X' S r I M mf -V 314, 1 . s' x5f 1jr fir? Q ' ' ' 4 wx fl'-283317 .1f v' E si! g L 6' X 1 wwf y' Q3 QW: 5 x ,, ?2QLw!,,q - , 4 ' 'if' ew, . f. , 1 -, if wig MQW 2, 2 M , 2, if if ' 51? ' 2 5 gif 25529 Q 5 , sf QPR? ,W ag , LL M F M, W 'Y . 5 ,QE ' ' g. Q , 4 , L Q' M S gl EF y W 'Q ' gd K gf Q K: is 5, an - A PQKF - V LJ , V 4' K7 KM U ,l 7 F I, K f I J, A 4 ' 35, 2 I' 2 'Q' '1 Q - Q 5 Q xi ', f my lg ff f 1 493' 3, E ' , - sf w f i is A 9 - A 4--cb M ,M I '-N-AW ai ings b 'H A if Q-wi' nr' nr M A I-:ffl I 3 ft A T bone Steaks who could ask for more PROM NIGHT . A GAY EVENING AT TI-IE CHEZ PARIS THE PLANNING OF THE PROM BEGINS the cutung of costs to stretch the budget I makrng last mrnute plans and changes patrent sponsors long hours of labor to change a bare room 1nto a beautrfull ballroom Nancy Manther read the prophecy Kay Nflttchell the hrstory Gayanne Gates the wrll and Lynn Jackson the vrtal statrsucs Mir-11 f 1 Mr Inman makes a few serrous and trmely remarks mattresses Galle Foote lu dy Tongate to the graduating Class Sue Jarboe and Colette Prrmmer looked tres 10116 tn therr peasant blouses black skrrts and prnk cumberbunds I I 4:if 1QfiN I . . . ly I ' . . . 4. is -A il . ' .- . , X Q S n Q s uf +. I 2 . 1- . q 'S 1 at ' 1' -1, as I I v xi, .sr S' ,Z - 4 5 I A I ,WEN .. It N , 1 link I I f 1 A I as I' I I is I , I I U I Juniors, Sandra Dollahon and Warren Grant crown the King and Queen, Larry Freeman and Pat Courson. Then the night has arrived. . . soft lights spread a r0r!121r1tiC mood. . . elegant bouffant dresses . . . lovely flowers . . . dinner jackets and cumberbunds . . . dreamymusic andmuffled voices. . . breath- less expectation as the hour approaches . . . a new king and CIUCCH reign . . . the crowd disburses , , , another social event at Mahomet High fades into history. . Q A L' 5 JUNIOR CLASS orrrcnas AND SPON- E SORS: Mrs. Sonya Gedstad, Mrs. Ann I Shaver, Sponsorsg jerry Rex, Presidentg i Clayton Zindars, Treasurerg Mr. Leo Vitali, Sponsorg Warren Grant, Vice-Presidentg Phillones, Secretary. i :I fl-1 L... L. 4 L' J T4 ts 1 Q .32 sm G Someone to watch over us. Slow and dreamy . . . 'I'hat's the way we like them. CHICAGO: THE PLAYGROUND OF MHS' SENIORS . . . AT LEAST FOR THREE DAYS The seniors who went on the trip this year will have many little memories to store away There will be the late to bed early to rise routine those midnight snacks just A11 dressed up and ready for a mght out before check in time new sights and experiences to the Waikiki Club Skid Row the Waikiki Night Club complete with hula girls and Hawaiian music boys across the courtyard China Town elevators that go 50 MPH Chicago at night the bus ride down lovers lane just sight seeing ----nt?- the Museum of Science and lndustry the boat ride on Lake Michigan shopping in Marshal Fields and then there is always the bumpy ride home which just seems somehow to be a lot longer than the one to Chicago Mr Tate and seniors enjoyed the Hawaiian K punch served with the dinner 4'li 'Q ASL. .-me Dinner at the night club complete with 1615 and Hawanan music 'flfhlllt un 80 The boys grab a few mrnutes rest rn the lobby of the Sherman before a tour WW The group IS downtown shopplng IH Chlcago s great loop Mr Tate, Mrs Herr1ott, and Mrs Houkom pose aboard the boat trrp around Lake Mrchrgan Sue relaxes at the hotel after a busy day of srght seelng The sen1ors take a look at Chrcago at nrght Tr1p's over We're txred and worn out Mahomet looks pretty good 81 ,eisws , if . R i J , if t . hssl fi he T so r GO1Hg steady somet1mes for as long as a week other tunes developmg H110 a real romance. SIGNS OF IM SURE YOU RECALL AND REMEMBER IT ALL THAT WONDERFUL YEAR New year new fads new h1story SIQIS of our and we re a part of It all. Pony talls crew pizza leotards gomg steady ula are all a part of our new fads and fancles Elv1s tunes cuts hoops Presley rock and roll star, IS st111 ridmg high on the pop Newcomers to the pop mus1c field th1s year and Dody Stevens Revlvmg of old songs and the rock and roll beat brought many old favor1tes charts of popular music. How do you like the of My Happmess 7 Then there are always ulanty lust. were Fab1an add1ng of a back to the new vers1on the we1rd ones such as Wltch Doctor TheCh1pm11nk Song ' and Little Space G1rl. Westerns came gallopmg 1n to take over the television. Seems l1ke that IS all that 1S on anymore. Dav1d Niven and Susan Hayward won Oscars for the outstandmg mov1e per formances Ih1S year G1g1 took the top PICUIIC award. H1 F1 become the b1g rage and everythmg had to beH1gh Ftdelity A change from the fast pace of Rock and Ro1l1s H115 tune out for A a slox o for short ha1r 11.ke the typmal E1v1s' popularlty seemed to extend even Some of the boys g Crew cut. to ha1rcut.s. 82 A ...n .O . . . ... ' .:'...h fa can I . ' ' a - ' 1 I ' ll ' . if IG ' A K I I 1 OUR TIMES Hxstory was also bemg made 111 other parts of the world. The space age was completely under way w1th monkeys dogs and truce rnakmg the f1rst ventures mto space. The A1r Force was also trammg the Seven Astronauts known as Project Mercury for space travel. They are seven hand pxcked men one of whlch w1l1 be the f1rst man to travel mto space from the Uruted States At home 111 Champaign county the average 1ncome of fanulles 1n th1s area was 5158 052 Thxs ranked fourth 1l'l the 113110110 The death of Pope Pxux the XII brought about thein stallatlon of Pope John XXIII as the Cathohc Pontlff Fxdel Castro and his revoluuorusts made headhnes 1n Cuba when they overthrew the government and estabhshed a democracy Alaska became the forty nmth state and also stole the utle of the largest state from Texas A group of 59 ers homesteaders from the U S went to Alaska to clear and settle 160 acre tracks of land After 40 long years of try1ng Hawau won her state hood becomg the Unlted States 50th state. The xslands not only offer a scenlc wonderland w1th hula dancers and coffee, and orchlds The guls found a neat haxr do 111 the pony ta11 Ptzza became the teen agers favorlte snack was to keep It around the watst not on the ground Leotards those long black socks that came all the way to the walst, ' . , . deep sea fishing, but are also rich in pineapple, sugar, N3 . s The object of the hula hoop, newest rage for both young and old ll S kk I Q AWARDS DAY BRINGS u. SL fs Medi Miss Swan gives Donna McGaththeBETTY CROCKER and Kay Mitchell the MC CALLS TEEN AGE AWARD PDP ,T ack Perry Gayanne Gates S A.R D A.R AWARD X G.A.A. AWARDS: First Year Awards - Judy Ehler, Peggy Shinker, Peggy Crowley, Colette Primmer, Judy Tongate. Second Year Awards - Margaret Hinners, Kay Sanders. Third Year Awards - Rita Perkins, Alice Phillippe, Emilie Phillippe, Carol Prirnmer, Sandy Dolloahon. Fourth Year Awards - Glenda Chapman, Kay Mitchell. ACTIVITY AWARDS: To earn one of these letters you must have 150 300 or 450 points in service. Medium Letters Nancy Manthei, Sarabess Arbuckle, Linda Pike. Large Letters Alice Phillippe, Carol Primmer Sandy Dolla hon. -Q z'K ' 'SSH 3 EL. Mr Knell gave surprise awards to the Student Council members The regular mem bers received membership pins and the officers received membership pins wlth their office on IL Mr Vitali announced Torn Randolph as the boy winning the I DARE YOU award. Miss Swan announced Doris Doehring as the win- ning girl. THRILLS T0 RECIPIENTS SURPRISE AWARD for outstanding contributions on the year- book: Editor, Nancy Mantheig Business Manager, Gayanne Gatesg Feature Editor, Sue Pruitt. Mr. Knell announced Jin. MeClughen as the winner of TABLE TENNIS for the boys. PERFECT ATTENDANCE AWARDS: Sandra Dunlap. John Col- clasure, Raymond Gagnon, Janet Pointer, John Inman, Dave J' ones, Peggy Shinker, Sheila Burnett, Madonna Schneider. SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS- Freshmen - Sharon Holt Janet Pointer Karen Roberts Sophomores - Tom Bidner Marcella Nirnmer Colette Prirnmer Juniors - Madonna Schneider Alice Phillippe. Booster Club Award J ack Perry Valedictonan Nancy Manthei Salutatorian J ack Perry Darrell Keller State Farmer, Ron Tongate Thor, DeKalb JamesF Parker State Farmer Awards THE LEGION ESSAY AWARD WINNERS First Section lst Sharon Holt 2nd Ther 1sa Lee 3rd Lowellwarner SecondSect1on lst, Tom Colclasure 2nd Donna McGath 3rd, Pat Courson. POPPY POSTER WINNERS lst B111 Wills 2nd Delbert Harms 3rd Therisa Lee. S E, Q I Q l P A I 5' y l L, f A n,aii, I ' Y-A CLASS OF I959 HISTORY In the fall of 1955 48 green FRESHMEN entered Mahomet Htgh School, w1th pnde as well as w1th fear Th1s was our new home to be. On October 13 tn that same year, the Student Councll planned an 9XC1I1.llg and thrilltng uutlauon. Th1s had us all fearful, and very tense. The girls in our class had to wear boys levts and shlrts and bow ues on backwards Along w1th this we had to carry dust pans and wear onxons around our necks The boys were atured III ladles' outfits dresses hats and hlgh heeled shoes The members that were chosen to lead our class through 1I'S f1rst and very strange year were Pres1dent, Darrell Keller, V1ce Pres1dent, Dale Sanders Secretary Treasurer, Tom Randolph Our sponsors were M1ss Swan, Mrs Kellogg and Mrs Mueller We began our SOPHOMORE year worklng very hard maklng money and plans for our important Jun1or year Also that year one mormng durmg assembly, it was announced that the representatlve would be here 1.n a week or so for us to select our class rmgs We all were enthusxasuc and couldn t walt to make our selecuon. We entered our JUNIOR year w1th heads h1gh because we were now cons1dered upperclassrnen The very f1rst day, we recelved our class rmgs for whlch we had wa1ted so long. Although some drdn t keep them very long we really d1d like them. All the students dreams came true at last when we pre sented the comedy of NO MORE HOMEWORK, w1th Mrs Eumce Slfferd as our dlrector On May 2 our Prom N1ght, we entertalned the Class of 58 The gym was transformed 1.nto an onental paradlse beauu fully decorated w1th red gold s1lver, and black w1th genume lanterns and clumes Our banquet of Swlss steak w1th all the tnmmmgs was served by our cooks Queen Jean Hildebrand and King Charlte Mlddle ton led the grand march and tradmonal dance. Those who were respons1ble for pushmg us forward to a successful year were Presldent Jack Perry V1ce Prestdent Larry Tucker Secretary Dorthy Asher Treasurer, Pat Courson w1th Mrs Dalhaus Mr Tate and M1ss Swan as our sponsors And now the long awatted SENIOR year IS here, our most lmportant lfl hlgh school. Everyone looked up to us, and of course llh1S gave us a very superlor feelmg, We had many, many act1v1t1es for money makmg and also lots of actxvmes 'Just for fun. Th1s year, our homecommg float won first place w1th the theme, When the one Great Scorer comes to wute bes1de your name he wntes not 1f you won or lost, but how you played the game. ' We feel that th1s expresses how everyone in our class looks upon our sports RESERVE TWO FOR MURDER was chosen as our Seruor Play and was d1rected by Mrs Gadsted. All of us are very proud to have been a part of thts actlvlty THE WAY IS DIFFICULT BUT THE PRICE IS GREAT was chosen as our class motto, and the wlute mum as our flower Aqua and wh1te are our colors Mrs Hernott, Mr Tate, and Mrs Houkom, as our sponsors along w1th Pres1dent ,T ack Perry V106 Presxdent Larry Tucker Secretary Donna McGath, and Treasurer, Lynn Jackson have been responsrble for our accomphshments this year Our hlgh school career will end on May 26 1959 whxch is commencement mght. As we walk down the 31816, we w1Jl be btddmg farewell to our beloved classmates who have been our closest fnends these last four years Our lugh school years have prepared us To look to the future w1th our heads up high. I U I , . . . . 0 I . -.. , . . . s - ' . ' - ' . - , . o 5 o a 0 I . . . . , u , . . . . . . . , ' - o u , . . , . . . .- ' I I I 0 0 I I '- . ' . ' - ' . I - I I I I I . . . , I , Q I - . . . 5 . H . . . I ss ' ' ' ' I , . a , u U I , I Q I Q Q , - ' - ' . I I I I I o I I . H . o VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN NANCY MANTHEI JACK PERRY YN! W W , , - , . .. 4 ew Y-is 1'5'QwJa2:ii'G' sf ,., 1 A . SP k X 3 1 if 'f 135231 ff Q z.. 1 .el 0 X E :rf gf qf Zkvq if ' Q im s X Lp- M kvpi ? 'M 3 ,F 'Wa .. F . , , v A 1 In, ,,,.A,. A as w Jim Meclughen sings Only a Rose as the Senior 4 Mrs. Hitchens presents the class to Dr. Moon who Mothers stand to be honored with red roses. I Oh dear, which side did they say the tassels were to go on? ..... what did your folks get you for graduation? . . . the speculation about who would get the honors . . . trying to look nice in caps where you could have absolutely no bangs . . . the line-up before the march . . . then the sound of the Processional -- Pomp and Circumstance . . . the final sitting down on the stage with the feeling of relief that I've made it at last--and without tripping . . . All these things help make our gradua- tion so very special to us. AN ODE TO THE CLASS OF '59 Now learn, love, have, do, be the bestg Each in one thing excel the rest. Strive, and hold fast this truth of heaven - To him that hath shall more be given. I passed out the diplomas. Congratulations are given to the Seniors as guests pass along the receiving line. H' rg, Ahce Phllhppe, Sandie Dollahon, Nancy Man thei, Sue Pruitt, and Doris Doehring are initiated into the National Honor Society. The Honor Society hold their first meeting right after Commencement exercises and elect Jack Perry, Presidentg Larry Gilbert, Vice- President, and Doris Doehring and Alice Phillippe- CO'SeCreta1'Y and Treasurer. ,aq,aUs. , f 4. -n.l..1144 W . Wim. . L Wig cf- . ,V , Q .. qw-, ,V .F -w .bm , 1 .Aw ' yep' .. Q ivy-g.x4 '-'ww if 6' 1- 8 . :Q, 3+1'K3l-i '..g:iY-4 W , 4 ,.T 'Z 2,13 7' v-L ' L' A., F i . vs ., ' Y.. 1fufM1El,.:1j3'f4c1jf-,Sm-6. .. ' ,, 'VJ 112'-vj1f1'5:, :Q . a, v Ili, ,.fZN...:' .L 4, t wiv LM 5-.LJ x -v 1.1 lg:-f.. 0. Q, 4 P x vu. f 'I A. v 5 X ' ,-,zfx 'ri X X 'R N-. JAMES F PARKER C0 Graln Marketlng and Warehouslng Phone 8 Congratulatlons To The Class Of '59 Mahomet 5 fx 4 Q 3 U - I W ,, Xi MM m,.uf n Q Q . . . . I BR WN'S SINCLAIR Dealer In Sinclair Products Phone 131 Mahomet See Charlie Middleton for Friendly and Courteous Service fhfcilzit BL IR FU ER L HCME Ambulance Service J. W. Blair, Funeral Director Completely Modern Mahomet, Illinois Phone 32 Fisher, Illinois CAMPBELL-O-DELL, INC. Mg, Q Highest Quality Interior and Exterior Paints, Enamels G Varnishes PRO-DEK Paints PLIOBOND Adhesives Chicago 21, Illinois Home Office - Mahomet, Illinois Phone 26 MARGE'S DRIVE-IN Mahomet WILLIAMSON'S PLUMBING AND HEATING WARNERS CONCRETE PRODUCTS Mahomet Ill. Compliments of BIRKEY'S Fisher Illinois and THOMASBORO IM LEMENT CO. Thomasboro Illinois ARMSTRGNG INSURANCE Real Estate - Insurance Life? Firef Incomef Liability? Hospital? Automobilef 96 Mahomet Phone 158 FARMER CITY STATE BANK SU s vi nuvmr co Farmer City Illinois ARMSTRONG GROCERY Mahomet DUNN'S BARBER SHOP Mahomet 13 E----as! 'L' A R ff 1 , A Q p P 'wpx E fig qglnqiirgmqinvgjigf, . A J ffffw ' ---J4 ', c- ,rx 1 . , ,ws 1 Congratu ations Class of 1959 E. R. BARR WATCH REPAIR MAHOM T SUCKER STATE Mahomet ompliments of DICK NAUGHTIN P,G,A is k?f F' N5 infix Lake of the Woods Pro Shop A' 'Nui T WN! BAUMGARDENERS Mahomet CARSON'S DRUG STORE Prescriptions Cosmetics School Supplies Phone 28 Mahomet MAHCDMET FEED AND FARM SUPPLY Nfa..,W MAHOMET I G A FOCDLINER Mahomet I1 Master Mix Feeds s Qua ' Service um Vi f' ' 4. , ww... I A 4 ' L f I ' 1.. Mahomet Illinois O O O +' i CLARK'S TURKEY FARM Fancy .. Dressed Turkeys Any Time al tl Q :111ll1QlY:. 151:-:':':':':':':':':':':'1'- . '.'::l Pl'1OI1e 9-21.5, 1 :erm RIMS I Mahomet 'QZQTURKEYS 23551: 238 ' 'ff -:I Ez, - S TIIKEY FII if M. J. ENNIS General Contractor 1002 S. Prospect Ave. Champaign, Ill. Phone A-29443 DAISY'S 66 SERVICE AND CAFE Corner of Rt. 47 G Rt. 150 Mahomet Phone l00 +2 EA:-if 4-rv. JAHR'S MAHIN'S TASTEE-FREEZ TRUE VALUE HARDWARE H d a Pa' t SHAKES, CONESS AND SUNDAES arF:igidaire Appliances ln Lake of the Woods Road Serving Mahomet for 50 years Mahomet Phone 22R2 'IOO Mahomet Illinois DAVIS CGNCRETE PRODUCTS, INC lrllliv I ll.a.,m DAVIS CONCRETE PRODUCTS, INC. Light Weight Aggregate Block in Color Concrete Building Block Mahomet, Ill. South on 47 at the Bridge Phone 42 I ywifxf X i, in If IQ' cali'- ' HARMAINES BEAUTY SHCP i Hair Coloring S Expert Hair Cutting and Styling STANDARD SERVICE FREE SET AFTER Corner of Rt. 47 6: Rt. 150 EVERY PERMANENT PI'l01'le 153 MSIIOHICU Phone 184 Mahomet H TROIKE CO 'Q Washed Gravel, Sand, C1ass1f1ed Materlal, And Road Gravel Mahomet I1l1no1s TREVETT MATTIS BAN KING CGMPANY A BRIGHTER FUTURE WITH PLANNED BANK SAVINGS Champalgn, Illlnois IKNSQN Farm 'fv Educatlon Automoblle Home Buslness HServing Champaign County for Over 98 Yearsn Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Company o o Q ' rl p , 5Vgw ' M Hg 1-fe V ffm is Q fs p35'fQ5 ' C eff ff? ,', , U C U . . - . . ..-............. f- Nik ,.a !U'N ip ,. Q Q! gg 1 E 7' ' - ' ,N k3Qgf ' 0 MILLER RESTAURANT PEOPLE'S STATE BANK AND POOL ROOM Member of Federal Reserve Bank and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Capital 50,000 Surplus 50,000 Reserves 20,000.00 Undivided Profits 89,000.00 Mansfield Illinois Mansfield Illinois STAUFFER GROCERY Mansfield flE.e me THE FISHER NAT'L BANK 5 Roy E. Hicks, President 5 Ernest W. Minks Vice-President Dwight L. Shaw, Executive Vice-President and Cashier Dorothy L. Shepard HARDY CONOCO SERVICE STATION Assistant Cashier F' h 111' ' Mansfield Illinois ls er 1nOlS'03 E. PHIPPS S SON Farm Equipment Portable Elevators Seymour Phone 38R4 write up a sale HNew World of pow eral! It is a crime to have dirty oil filters.n Mr. Phipps is always happy to FEDERAL - NORTH IOWA GRAIN CO. Roy Savage--Manager Always Ready to Serve You Seymour Illinois D. G. CARPER Sales G Service Plumbing-Heating-Well Repair Seymour, Illinois Phone 21 KARR LUMBER CO. Lumber, Roofing, Cement Paint, and Hardware Plumbing Supplies - Tile Cement Blocks Building and Repairing Electrical Supplies Phone 38 SGYMOUT CLYDE CARPER Authorized Philco Sales and Service T. V., Refrigerators and Freezers Whirlpool G Philco Washers 6 Dryers Seymour Illinois Phone 38R4 Compliments of FARMER'S GRAIN COMPANY Seymour Illinois QUALITY FRM PRODUCTS SUPPLIES Ag-Chemicals Petroleum Products Small Seeds Legumes 8 Grasses CHAMPAIGN COUNTY SERVICE CGMPANY Phone EMpire 7 2815 FLeetwood 2 9777 Clyde Carper, Seymour 38R4 GEORGE DUNN Farmer City, I Ama WW RAYBURN BROTHERS Hampshire Hogs 56 and 180 Days Weight Carcus Information HSATISFIED CUSTOMERSH 106 Bondville, Illinois M. J. REED JEWELER Registered Jeweler Gem FEDERAL-NORTH IOWA Society GRAIN co. Established 1897 Paul Nickells--Manager Phone FL 6-1386 607 E' Green Street Bondville Illinois 14 Main Street Champaign Illinois I-UBRICATQN Q Mos'r comm.:-rg 1' I I4 2' 6 3 I as 1 f'a J 3 sxxk I NERLE NORMAN cosMET1cs STUDIO X RUSS CASTOR Us S 322 N' Nell Champaign Standard Oil Agent Bondville Illinois UNIVERSITY FORD SALES, INC. FL 6-8366 315 s. Neil sc. Champaign '07 Compliments and Best Wishes To the Senior Class of 1959 THE COMMERCIAL BANK OF CHAMPAIGN Member F. D. I. C. STANNER SEED HOUSE Seed and Garden Store 502 North Hickory Champaign HEDRICK'S 66 SERVICE STATION Fisher, Illinois TW-7-3485 Champaign Illinois J. F. HATCH INSURANCE AGENCY Room 417 Lincoln Building 44 Main Street Champaign, Illinois A Complete Line of Insurance Auto-Fire-Hospitalization Health G Accident-Liability Compensation-Life-Personal Liability-Travel Insurance Insurance Premium Finance Phone FLeetwood 6-8961 or EMpire 7-6756 108 HCa11 usu BANKIER'S TAILOR SHOP WEDDINGS OUR 1 SPECIALTY! Open Monday till 9 p.m. Open Evenings by Appointment FL 6-5822 502 E. Green Champaign LENDALES Ch ' fa ThEYE'5 no ampalgn INSTALLMEN1' FINANCE co. ' n QU95f'fl1 abou N s MI-OW RAT55 74 E. University E Champaign Illinois I0 P' Personal Loans S25-S800 CHRISTMAN'S AUTO SALES I 1313-1319 south Neil street SACKETT S FURNITURE Champaign, Illinois . . A FLeetWOOd 6-3864 119 East University venue Ted Chic Champaign, Illinois Christman- ---- - Christman Phone FL 2-5276 Salesmen TEPPER'S CHINA STORE G.. a 201 North Walnut Street I ungruiuluhuus Champaign Champaign's Leading Store to the graduating class of fine china, Crystal V toys, and linens. K, I x! 'I, 0 9 WHITTAKIERS 4'E JEWELRY 'a iiQ. I 3.1, Jewelry :S 'ff and ' F 1 xg.--,ll Complete Line .Q ,... ., ,.1.. .u,..,..,,f,...w..I..u,. .... , -l of watches 133 W. Main Street Urbana1o9 HEGENBART CO. Men' s FLYNN' S Wear GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET 625 East Green West Church Street Champaign, Illinois Champaign, Illinois FLeetwood 6-4214 FLeetwood 2-4267 , WY. uuvuul MARKWELL'S Radio - Hi-Fi - Records Complete Selection of All-Speed Records CORDES T. V. SALES AND SERVICE Phone 99 - Mansfield Prompt, Guaranteed Television Repair 221 West Mian Urbana SCHCDCL MUSIC SERVICE THE B. B. WYMAN CO. Founded in 1937 A Complete Crganization --- Built Around Service to the School Band, Chorus and Orchestra Program 101 East Green Champaign, I11inois 'l'I0 CHAM AIGN WASHMOBILE HARSHBARGER BUILDING AND SUPPLY CO Fast Car wash 206 East Unlverslty Avenue AutOmat1C Equlpment Sl 50 Urbana Ill1no1s whlcewalls Included Harry E Harshbarger E Unlverslty Champalgn P M 7 4945 108 S Nell St Redwoodskoss -get aa 107 S walnut REDWOOD G ROSS E College Clothes E Green Champalgn Phone FL 6 0214 you Phone FL 2 2176 DUPONT ELL1o'rT Congratulatlons e Class of '59 Jesse Dowell Accredlted Farm Manager Harry Swartz Reglstered Farm Realtor DOWELL AGRICULTURAL SPECIALISTS Flrst Natlonal Bank Bldg 30 Maln Street Champalgn, Ill1no1s FL 6 0513 ' . o o a E - , . as - Paints and Varnishes 1 to Th . 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