Manual High School - Mirror Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1957 volume:

The upturned faces of youth GHHHHPQM, ,ff ,W THE MIRRIIR FIFTY-SEVEN MANUAL TRAINING HIGH SIIHIIIII 1531 West Lincoln Street Peoria. Illinois foreword The iI'1tCI!f1J1bif: ouoli' binds o'1r school I known Gs ine Mo This oiirib oniono TI broiioiii honor and A 'lie is Cor? riOSQ 'NF her nomo. Aftiioiiixn since oejooried fr walls, nioiny still oh rnorios of Manu OTH T 2 6 S 'L oi. Q phoses of school life e , , , V 9 '6Qioi' tum this rospooi oi . tradition is most wo our proiise. Thus, ine i957 Mirror to in Spirit post, presenf future 1 1 1' J if 5 , ,. M gs f. if YE 8 f W, Q, ,frqgw S K x N ,,,, , ,fr f X544 I. 1 5 . V f' , w If 3. i 'y .,5xSw 3, X ,Y .- 4 ,fx 4 xy, f A , C 2. f V G K - 7 Q 'x - .-S ,. , ,X ., M A 'f' ,fi tif A V 1 , lifgfifv Er' . iw we 5' QXQ. 'Ek 55655 ,E-as M CT i Q . 4 -262.9 ... JM ,fy-Y f- fjywe 1 -. , no-N V pf, mf ,,,,.. , L.. M. al begins -early inner Und ccntm. ,Fl ihe very Idsf I Qffzccl. The CCHRTQ1 dcnte it gnizr prom are i iiighlichts of C11 ties Cileicir iii frr'.errQbere'i by Sie 'fi iifieiie' 1:55 If I could only remember thc! line! This Senior Class Play Practice? Marty weeks befcre cpeima mam, ref hearsal for the Sevior Class Play be- ian. For the Cast 'iembers and their dlrestor, Mrs. Lilly Veide, it was Q hectic and fun-filled In fact, the Cast thoucht that play' ytfcfctice was as much fun cs The cstgcl presentatioi :I tielr Now Don, you know l'm right, Well, Hello! Don'! cry Caroline. He'll come back. Long ofter me Semor Class ploy ie forgotten by its oudiermces, the cost members, ons they look ot these pictures token ot practice, will remember all the fun cmd worry that went with the ploy. Caroline finclly gets her man. SHN r Mom and Dad talk things over Xl ll Dollars and No Sense Is a Big Success lfs simply grand to You ccn'l treat George Inke thus! -ne Senior Class Play of l957, under the superb direction of Mrs. Lilly Velde, as a smashing success. There was a ll house on born October l7 and I8. 5 i l believe, Mr. Boland, that money is degenercning. ow. Q wg- Well, I think you will all poss for servo Why does Caroline have lo be such c fool? s fe ' 3 'fl E i 5 ve t s V' 1' .N - ' . A JoAnn did o beautiful soft-shoe dance. I tell you the teenagers sf today are disgraceful Some of MunuaI's alumni go through old yearbooks. 9' + s. we X., ,XS . , ,- 4? . Q al X X T IE: Qi I , Mk kg, . 4 . .:.a,:'5' 4 -53, , y V V 3 Qi 1' 9 :Q A' , A X 4 if -Q 'P After her coronotion, Queen Pa! Navarro and her King AI Tyre dance the Ove-en's Waltz Plantation P1aynite Our Homecoming Dance The Maripgal Homecoming Dance was Iitffe jebbie Eager C-arriej the Cr:i-fgi Yield Novembe' 23, in the Bojs Gym Iowcufi the ilafee iiztjljates aria 3:55- Music was prowaed by Len King. Exe semen tt 313,15 Pai Navcrff citemeni and suspense r e 1 3 n e Cl as V --J Attenocnv Miss JoAnn Brand! cnc her escor! Char7es Bonner, Ouee' Pa? Navarro and her King A' Tyre, and Miss Glenna Joege' and re' eszof? Norman Enge's 15 eff Q L is We Q 17 1 I nu- use Q H 5556 H 5 I , t , P 'lv ' ..:.: A ff A W Xi S 43? if V- xv 'J I i Q Us Sv gi ya f Q if 2' if A XfX'5?a?QQ fs v' XS? Y I 'Qi 5 - :- ,, .55 A Y Q 7 fa asf: 1 ' Q 1 1- ,f ff in . Q' :ml - A ?p Q , 20 : . it I ! if 1 , If ' f A f x Ai high '4 3 Sf f 125 il t Q2 ' A M 'Q N 'N-iqvwx 1 ,,1- 4' ' JJ A 1. . if . ' 5 - .. Q 1 Q ,4 K, was :ww N... .Hg 8 11 Q W ram. 43 XJ, Q Q i- 1 is-A 5 X ' if .aff 'J AL , ,f .O il ,m.., Mr. Adamson reminds us to be good sports win or lose Do you think they look nervous? Christmas Around School As soon as Thanksgiving is over, all of Manual seems to get the Christmas spirit. Parties, teas, assemblies, and caroling in the halls are a few of the many activities. Student Council decorates the big Christmas tree in the main hull. The chair presented a beautiful Christmas program. There were beautiful Christmas trees everywhere. ,H 20 We've got Christmas baskets to make some- Gee, what a big Christmas tree! one's Christmas merry. That Wonderful Christmas Spirit The old gift-giving tradition at Christ- mas is certainly true of Manuaiites. Every advisory sends a co mple t e Christmas basket and many gifts for children are sent to needy homes. Doesn't it !ook nice? il Z I s -f -jr f I , 5 i is bf JF if -Q ur N -4 .4:-N 7 . la' 1 ' - X ,Q ,,,-ef-:ef-, 1 , b 'f J PQ, if ...f A, Q ff' M iii mA1ii5MT'fi'w'X, ,f r' ' ff, wg ,L , , LMMJ ,U W fwsliix west ,N Q . 'W f1jr'wZ.,'Lfwf.Wf if 5 R t' W T ff wwig.-3 f -fi 1 Vw 21 The French-Latin Club Dance, Christmas Fantasy The French and Latin Club combined their efforts in the sponsorship of a holiday dance, Christmas Fantasy. It was held in the boys gym on Dee cernber 22, l956. Music for the affair was supplied by Elden l-lersten's band. lt was a beautiul night and a wonder- ful dance. Hold it boys, I can'I find my music. , , A M. Q ,Q 5 55? L? 3, H1431 1, ,r h0PP'7' - z . X-'NS , Z wx sv Q ff ,, X .V W ' ez? S, I 5 qw I ? , V5 '15, .Q :... - 5 - Jyafg ., , 4.2, Fl' g L Ei S Six H I 2 W. 8 Q Q '2I'.':- V p w gi. 1 E ' 3 1 -'fra'-2: V Z . S w if g' iz? Q xv Q 7 .J , 1 1 -'Egg .....f 1 I +P M iii. ' Z, 1 5 , ' x , eff: Q4 ' y , . Ag M When we w ren' anci yyyy Q5 ' -- . , , K ' .f I The 1957 Senior Hop Wishing on o Star was the theme in the Gold Room of the Iellersoh Hof of the Senior Hop. It was held on tel. A good time was enjoyed by oll Friday, lonuory 25, from 9:00 to l2:UO who ottended. 91 f p nes gr fdiauy . K .q.1,,AQb , M ::.,1m,5,:f , KL MSW, x v ' x - X .V Mmw fvf NU? Q- ' .M , J 1 . :. f 1. v i.-X. . i s A 7-'W K fa 5, x - A .W yy .... ,., 1, ,, A s , 5. Q '43 fi 2 -af cmzwi 6 1 2. a f KY gvgmrrgx gg.: . 1 ff 3,5 rs 5. n, N.-I xx A Z Q r 1-.' . ' Q v. v ... -M, ,lu X1 -Ldrxxi ,EQ53315 , , fm'- H ,Qft -4 'f :- 4 M. . Q 3 '.s.n. 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W - F y ff ' Q f n-V, W Mfgwfff 6- W-N, V X I - A 5 ,wh Na, ,m.Wgk,, .. W 1 , - k . 'wwiaf Valentine Dance Held February 11 On February ll, the Student Council sponsored Cupid's Couples, our an- nual Valentine Dance. It was held in the boy's gym from 8:00 to 11:00. The beautiful decorations were quite ap- propriate and befitting of Valentines Day. Now, let me tell yo , 7 is X3 ry fy' W, a, my I Q lr 4. I 1 I 13 , Q 2 TX, gg I x ,S 1 H+ ' ,bv xvikmiklniwiwiwf i Ni 5 iii Jkywf . fglyx 1 M fxng' 513 , tk, ' -I , W. 5 f w-mf . ..,. fi, 1-gh. 'I ..,. x x 5238 X ffzif f 3 X sg ffm? -,Q fi, Us , gfgiggxvxg, 2 ,ff R-f1!g?J??5.q,Qi5 13? X A, 4 5 ,f sf 11 diff fm?-iffy? W2- ' 1 1,w,'i,' 5'f ywiw5w'fL'i Q ,wk 3 ,wwf safmgtff' 'Q' Zi , V' wi 3 Y . ' . , H' mf' Maw Jw f 2 .7 if f Tx? Vik Qzmiiwiv ,wif-Q4 W fsffffw T, wfik M. Mg,,3Q,g,,iAAfw 1 R Em 4922 A ' QL 5 . :.. --.-..,,.. The Sophomore Party All ioin hands and circle to the right. h .M ,QS A ,W 252 'Q M A ,- 224 k wffliwb Y' A. . I 'W sz! R, . aw .A 5 X 3 ., 'Q 2 Q .M , M I, ,AZ, , Q t f . M , Q - iii N W it W f fix- 4 Q Q 17: -. ,. f . 'Em i k 5 , 4' 53' 2. X is ,Ml AW. Ji, fc? ,fc L' .5 , A 1, gh ,ji NJN! if Q ,xqa 'KZ 4 E Q, .f Q 5 Qu. . .Q 2051 V gi ww 2 K ,g,ig, r 5 , 4 LT Q.: I 1 .. , 3 Z- 55 .,.: 1 L ' :-tial? 5 . - ' -P ..,: ,-2 - ,,-gf 1g gg L ., '-'Q if li sf' , QV' Sql 'Y H ,394 Ylxlf ' , f KV ' 4 N ,V , x, ,, , - 1 . fl' s K 'ywf' L Our biggest dance: the Prom. A night that is citxiipcxted from September er. is ogr cxrmual fume? Prom. It was he-id at tie Pere Marquette it May. The crowning of if' Queen and the Gfanfj March were the high lights of the GTQYQVZ A wonderful ilff'.f3 '.-ice enjoyed cf ' .3 cttendej be I ,- . Miss Judy Fauser, one of Man- Mr. Jim Street, our Prom Kin uaI's cutest Pram Queens eve' and President ot the junio Class. Iii 'E It was a beautiful night, and everyone looked so nice . . . '15 The night was mode for dancing, '49 EB A 5 0 'Herez ciwoys c crowd or the punzh bowl. 'Ve Opeefs fery own dance. 'v AA W, Qrougnogi time year many ef SQL? cfgcmizations bib: 'gs things of xi- tefest cmd lecrilij through our ce- eeiiblies. Although we could not re- ijrd all of he assemblies, we hope iliese few 'ffiil stcrt i7'.ZLl down rierierg' Remember These Assemblies? P' w Voie YES on the school fox. Are you ca Iitierbug? A 3 2 51 3 Q' f 5 ax W TT 5 as Correcting papers, 31'- erexgiig grades, and hurnizig the midnight are Common activities ixrncng teachers. Their work is we-H reworde when CI successful gr-ctdnizte returns for ct visit. 30 Seated: W, C. Jocquin, F. M. Bourlcznd, Mrs, Mcrieslo Bloom. Standing: Mr. Robert Jamieson, George Miles, Woven J. Wem Board of Education C ie ,secure 2: euyccztler. xeets rr.3r.i.'.- to determine the O'IlI'1lIiiSTYC'f1'. 3 gicl- 12165 for the public school system. It 1 tgiei? dgty te guide the cdrninistrctiri Cid faculty in ticking the 1:35 lL . ,igicols suitable instifgtions for the ei- igimiei ef 111-2 fpztqre Ciizeis if EQ f fs--V. r-V comme, Superintendent of Schools Dr Mark Bills, the Superintendent oi Schools, hos successfully guided the Peofic :chools througn a crucial yeof, 40 A-M., in P GEORGE MASON Asslstant Pnncxpcxl lr Mason our osslstant prmcupol recewec. s BS ond M S both from the University of tlnnons Even though he ns seldom seen smll HESTER WALMSLEY Dean of G1rls 'Mss Wclmsley received her AB ct Bradley dnlverslty ond her AM at the Umversnty of lllvnols he ns our dean of gurls a coun elor and also o good fnend of the students in t I . . . . ! HI , . ' ' I Ing, he is c pretty nice guy. . . h S . . I I fM ' if f--.4 ,Si MF, if MARGARET TUCKER Counselor Miz: T.:ke' is our girls corset. S e uece' he' B.S cmd M S c' B-ci e brhe Ir, FRANKLIN DALE Counselor My Dole ls our boys caunseloq he rece'-ed hls A.B. cl Oberlin College ofj lfx MA o' Norlhwesleff' UfYlVv3'SlV-. KEN HINRICKS Counselor N . I-'fflchs is our visifmg col.r1se'o, lf vezewec l s B5 and MS c:' E-'cde Line siv. 43 Our Molders of Minds AIELLO, JOHN-B.S. Normal University. Civics, lntrc- mural Cross Country, National Honor Society, Teach- ers Advisory Committee, BECKER, STUART-B.S. Brad- ley University. Mathematics, Basketball, BENT, IRENE- B.S. University of Wisconsin. M.S. University of Wis- consin. Foods and Nutrition, BIRKETT, BEE-B.A. Bradley University. M.A. Bradley University. English, Student Council, National Honor Society, Chairman English Department, BREMER, DAVE-B.S. Bradley Uni- versity. Typing, Business Arithmetic, Record Keeping, Ass't Football Coach, Hi-Y, BROOKS, ELMA-B.D. Illinois State Normal. M.A. State University of Iowa. Shorthand, Typing, Faculty Social Chairman, Chairman ot Business Department, BURNS, ESTELLE-A.B. Knox- Lombard Colleges. Foods, Clothing, Senior Girls, BYARS, EMILIE-B.A. University of Paris. French, Latin, French Club, Latin Club, CAHAIL, ROBERT-A.B. Uni- ot Iowa, Physics, Mathematics, CHISMAR, FRANK-B.S. Southeast Missouri State College. M.A. versity Peabody College. U. S, History, Economics, Assistant Football Coach, Track, DALE, FRANKLIN-B. A. Oberlin College. M.A. Northwestern University. Biology, Coun- selor, DETMER, MAUDE-B.S. Bradley University. M.S. University ol Illinois. Secretarial Training, Office Ma- chines, Chairman of American Education Week, DIE- KEN, JOHN-B.S. Bradley University. M.A. University of Illinois. Geometry, German Club, German, Photo- graphy Advisor, DYBVIG, ALICE- B,F.A. Ohio Univer- sity. Art, Advisor ol Mirror Editorial Staff, Quill and Scroll Advisor, ENGELHAUPT, ELSIE- Northern Illi- nois State College, University ol Colorado, English, Manual Advisor, GASPER, MILO-B.S. Bradley Uni- versity. Advisory, Physical Education, Sophomore Foot- ball Coach, GUINDON, GEORGE-B.A. Taylor Uni- versity, M.A. Bradley University. Printing and Busi- ness Staff of Manual Paper, HARKER, VIRGINIA- B.A. Wellesley College, M.A. University of Colorado. English, Advisor of Future Teachers of America, HIN- RICHS, KEN-B.S. Bradley University. M.S. Bradley University. Trampoline, Golf, Football Coach, HUBER, FRED-B.M. University of Illinois. M. Music Illinois Wesleyan, Instrumental Music, KEMP, JOHN-B.E. Illinois State Normal. M.A. University of Illinois. Typ- ing, Record keeping, National Honor Society Commit- tee, Faculty Athletic Passes, Faculty Assembly, KIN- SINGER, EDITH-B.S. University of Illinois. Typing, Shorthand, Faculty Social Committee, KROEPEL, GENE -A.B. University of Illinois. Speech, English, Manual Revue, McCUMBER, CHARLES-B.S. Bradley University. M.A. Bradley University. Biology, F.T.A. Natural Sci- ence Club, McWlLLIAMS, MARGE-B.S. Bradley Uni- versity. Physical Education, .lunior Class Advisor, Var- sity and Junior Varsity Cheerleading, Tennis, MARTIN, JOHN-B.S. Bradley University. M.S. Bradley Univer- sity. Mechanical Drawing, Math, Key Club Advisor, Stage Crew Adviser, MATHIS, FLORENCE-B.S. Brad- ley University. M.A. Columbia University. Home Man- agement, Family Living, MILLIGAN, JOSEPH-B.S. Indiana State. M.S. Purdue University. Record Keep- ing, Typing, Business Manager of the Mirror, MUN- STERMAN, HELEN-A.B. Bradley University. A.M. Co- lumbia University. English, Literary Club Advisor, NI- CHOLS, INA PEARL-B.S. University of Illinois. M.A. Columbia University. English. They're having a teachers' special. rtfy. i E I John Aiello, Estelle Burns, John Dieken, Ken Hinrichs, Marge McWilliams. -I-I :,, ., z., ., .. ,. Em ' -if K ? 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Eclucahon Makes Men Free FORTON JOHN BE llllnous State Normal MS lowa State Stage Sets Mech amcal Drawing PARKS ROBERT BME Bradley University Stephen Fosters Acopella Choir Glee Clubs POCKLlNGTON LORETTA BS Bradley University Co op Classes and Co op Club PRATT HENRY AB LL B Notre Dame University Commercial Law Civics PUGH L W BS Bradley Unuversuty Vocational Ma chine Shop Industrial Arts Department Chairman SPRAGUE DOROTHY BA Beloit College MA University of Illinois Spanish Advisory Committee Pan American Spanish Fiesta STONEBOCK EDWARD BE Bradley University MA University of llllnols Physical Education Baseball Coach Asslstant Basketball Coach THOMAS WALTER BS Knox College MS University of Illinois Chem lstry Math Ticket Manager THOMPSON MARTHA BS Bradley University MEd Colorado A B M Clothing Sprung Open House Chairman TRUMPOLD FRED BS Bradley University MS Bradley University Machine and Architectural Drawing Home Mechanics Drafting TUCKER MARGARET BS Bradley University MS Bradley University Shorthand Typing Counselor Teachers Advisory Com mittee VACHON FRANK BA Bradley University MA Bradley University English Coach in Tennis Reading Console VELDE LILLY BA University of Illinois MA University of Wisconsin Speech Dramatucs Thespnans Senior Class AdvusorWALLACE MILDRED-BS Teachers College Maryville Missouri MA Columbia University Advisory Council English WHITEHURST DALE Bed Sou thern Illinois MA University of lllmons Biology Prolectlon Crew Scnence Club Sponsor WALLER EVELYN BA Grinnell Cllege BS LS University of Illinois Llbraruan Library Club WEBER J M Western State College Bradley RCA Institute Shop Mathematics WHEELER ESTELLA BA Bradley Umversnty MA Mnami University World Survey and Commercial Geography Earth Science Advisor for Geography Club Audio Visual Ands WOLF HAZEL AB Bradley University MA University of Wisconsin US History Chairman of Social Science Department Chairman of Graham Memorial Committee Publicity Advisor for Newspaper- WRIGHT, BETTYiB.S. Bradley University, English, R..oding Chairman Social Committee. The People Who Make Cur School Comfortable me maintenance tie: '.':::,1 serv bly to keep our school :ect :Ci clean. he hot lunches prepared the afeteria ladies are cpjgre tetl Q' all the students. deft know '.-:hat The jjrxs :elle do without Marge 31:1 E11 -18 Marge Gerzema Bill Lemay Delmer Schalk, Joe M'Grane, Jim Sturgis, Marge Gerzema, Elsie Janssen, Bill Lemay, Frank Malone a Isabell Zimer, Bernyce Anderson, Alvina Lanscford, Bernice Collrin, Bera Knott, Mary Santo, Kathryn Roach, Dorothy Harrmon, Mae Snyder. Howard Williams, Earl Simons 49 Maw- MNHWKRBV 4. Nerves are taunt, muscles ache, but that is what every Manual athlete suffers. However, it all pays off with strong bodies and Winning teams. The screaming of the fans tell them it's a job Well done. 51 Row l, left to right: John son, Ed Fulton, Dick Welsh Row 2, left to right: Coach Art Romane, Burnell Guyton, Bremer. Cunningham, Lester Hicks, Harry Sephus, Gene Petty, Ken Hinrichs, Dan Shernak Jim Thompson, Bill Fuquay Row 3, left to right: Douglas Faulkner, Richard Hart, Thompson, Nick Costa, Frank Whitman, Ron Dobson Coach Frank Chismar. Jerry Ferguson, Tom Russell, J. D. Williams, Charlie Wil- Charles Schofield, Calvin Dentino. Art Hagel, Albert Kissner, Buck Smith, Glen Hcrmison, Ray McDade, Lonnie Schunk, Don Lovell, Asst' Coach James Beal, Jack Purcell, Walt Fehl, Joe Stumph, Don Bunny Hare, Tom Quinlan, Coach Ed Stoneback, Coach Hinrichs gives us a preview of the upcoming game. Calvin Dentino, the hard working manager of the 1956 Rams. 52 Rams Spctrked By Strong Line and Speedy Backiield Opening the season with a 59-6 vic- tory over East Peoria, the Manual Rams showed promise of presenting a formidable aggregation to any team on their schedule. With the exception of a letdown in rnidseason when they were tiecl twice and beaten once, the Hams lived up to their promise and finished a highly successful season With 7 Wins, l loss, and 2 ties. Charlie 'Wilson sliihers owcy from o would-be tockler for another large goin. A Rom defense mon hits opponent with authority. Albef Kssner John Cu n nghom G ne Petty Dck Welsh n Tackle Halfback Guard Guard Rams Season Record Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual of Art Hagel Halfback , , l A Woodruff defender bats down a pass intended for Manual halfback, Gene Petty, -- DD Charlie Wilson Halfback Ed Fulton End, Captain Lester Hicks Fullback Charles Tackle Harry Sephus Guard Bill Fuquay Quarterback ganna? - if-Q ...V Art Romane Tom Russell J. D. Williams Burnell Guylon Jerry Ferguson Quarterback Fullback End Center Center H xii' Q r Beverly Bueltner Wal? Fehl Center The 1956 Manual Rams were led by eight returning lettermen. lt Was these men who gave the team the spark and drive to come back after a mid-season slump. Leading the Rams were Burnell Guyton, Torn Russell, lohn Cunning- ham, Gene Petty, Charlie Wilson, Ed Fulton, Lester Hicks, and Harry Sephus, 5 . f 5 .W ' . , giji .14-' .A M k , . I nw. , .JH 1. 7? . 4 f 7' X M Y ' 7' i ' - '.' '- A E fx 1 FA A ki FA N- ,f gf if .7 ' 1 1 X - 1 . .3 ., N V iw Q ' ' - gfu f f- L' ,, ,-.Q ' , lj A , :wg -A P xffaanwj. J, W ,JR 1, ,, yi. fn ,. ,Q vrgfwk ,,gwlM,q NH Y K Lvl? R, Ak 1 .i,r Wm Q -R 'H-1 if - ,W ff bww I 'A ,' w w. Q nf -F 'wif fw 'y, ww, V W1 4 A , ',1' -4 'Q 4-gy ,X 4, xml, , N2 r - fir' ,x 'ff v Af , SW, ':f'i'uf'i ' - -gm. an 'ws 4 ,www WVU ffm x xp, 4 -A 5 ,. ...Viv M-1' 3 -N!1w,,,,+..,h , ,. , 'f ..f'??5f X'.kf,,f-Z5 m417 Zf7fV'Jf- W N' wi' mf' Q ffmfffgnfiix' A1592 'ef LL 955-Z nw M ' n ' f mr' 1.64 Mi' f. Aja 'f-fggw eff . 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A Manual back turns on the speed as the goal line comes into sight. Manual Tumbles Central 27-26 In Annual Turkey Day Game With three clutch extra points from Gene Petty, the 1956 Manual Rams were able to Win the Thanksgiving Day Game by a mere one point mar- gin. Glen Harmison and Albert Kissner blocked Central's extra point attempts that could have conceivably Won or tied the game for the Lions. The Wea- ther Was cold, and fumbles were com- mon. The Rams, however, were not to be denied as they showed superiority from starting kickoff to final gun. Manual Cheerleaders Give the T Not so much noise, you'Il wake Coach Hinrichs, 1 'F v- K wif' v W 1 S 1 if y-Asif!! K mi .-,egg -:,- - : g Q E .lf if 114, W Juanita Burger Judie Tribben 60 Support VI mg, Q, . Y J, Sig?-, Norma Berkshire 'tt e x ,it R f Ne N ,ali I J Beverly Buettner H ' . ,F 3? .5 '-vw T if v , Y ,S X Spirits soar os Manual pushes over for another touchdown. fr' '03 .gf-J E Ik JoAnn Brandt . 2 WJ ,f 7 1 v- ,-4 ,aww . gg . J fi , 7 nf, '-'WM tram. ,Q 7 11522259 4 7 12 :ffm ' , ' 1 W if , 'Q' - Pot Gudut Mary Traicoff 61 NJ S2 Row l: Frank Bi Row 2: Larry Th Row 3: Dick Cra as as anco, Darryl Shinnefield, Isaac Humes. omason, Don Weaver, Tom Joss, Lonnie Schunk, Carl Daniels, Bill Doyle nk, Ed Fulton, Gene Phillips, John Cunningham, Wiley O'Neol, Gene Pelly Rams Experience Rebuilding Year S Q ' Q Ning. if He's no Marilyn Monroe, but o pretty good rebounder. H Hordworking manager, Gary Y f 2 Pormelee. Lackmg m all 1mportar1t hexght but never outtouaht or outhustled the 1955 57 edtttoh at the Manual Rams termmated the season Wtth a respec table 11 14 record The Rams were a hot and cold team as some games dtsplayed brllhartce wh11e at others the play was only average Never thetess the team IS to be lauded for the1 determmattoh and hustle through out the year N32 N...r sm, Coah Stu Becker Teams In a huddle Coach Becker calls together hus Rams fo a brneflng during one of the season s many close games U flaht' fl 63 A is , 1 A 'Y ' ' - X . ugh. 'H . 'gms I H t t t A for effort The revengeful Rams defeated l9ekin's Chinlcs in a rip-roaring battle at Tre- wyn. The games had everything-rough rebounding, screaming fans, anxious coaches, and quite a hassle over the score. The Rams pulled an upset by V .W the tune of 52-50, Tom Joss Mi? Darryl Shinnefield Ed Fulton Gene Petty Rams Upset Pekin at Trewyn Two, baby! we .f M , -A-- ' ff -M 1 .mf .M ,N :,.:f A M- ., .P ' I -' - -g:, '2Q2f22'2:2f , yly W li.: ,,,f , - EEE, V .En '. 1,32 wh. Y ,... A f ' l i., fir -f:5r55 wll lE'f'f ' Ei- 'lf l : 3 3' -1 ' . J fe 1 Q LM P, 5- 'S .sf 2 E f 7 Ne 1 Q Q Don Weaver Wiley O'NeaI Bill Doyle ,ra 'ti ,eww . 'V- JhC gh AL? Q2 Isaac Homes Rams nip Washington, bow to Lions in Regional 1 'sg if A . look, Maw! No Hands. in the apeniria game the Rams siid past ihe Panthers of Washington an a basket by Wiley O'Neai in the clos- ing twenty seconds. in the serriiefiriais Central, the city champs, riipped the Rams iri a ciosefy fought contest. Mari- uai was justiy proud of her iearri. Varsity Season Record Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual BASKETBALL SCORES Galesbur East Pea Urbana Lirnestcn Cnainpai Waadruf Central Spalding Lanpliief Danville Pekin Lincoln Blooming Limestax Vlfoadruft Streator Pekin East Pear Mattoan Central Sprinalie Spalain: Decatur SECTIONAL Wasliiiia R Central C- rl, i 3- V xx 1 , 1 5 X LJ' ' Hx,XsfU ,f. '4 - XXX g Xxx, :Tai A sf 33, I ifgg 0 1 V 5 1, ,I -Q awww ,Z 1 I , QfwQQe 5 J wa. .1 f- M .L ,, as ,wa fs MW 10 ,M 1 Z ,, 0 I ,UZ f If K 1 Z. fixh Sandro Clark . f' Our Peppy Iunior if 'D - , . fa Q J s- aw NF- if J' w 5 5 7,1 5 Chorlono Crooks v M fgxxx' 1 a Pclishen Go Manual go Manual g Manual Go' 70 Pc J- ' n Carol Parker in Varsity Cheerleaders Must have been cn interesting game. XXX Carol Kohtz The funior Varsity Cheerleading Squad, under the supervision of Mrs. Bonnie Blair and Mrs. Marge McWil- iiarns, show great promise of making a iine Varsity Squaa. It is composed mainly oi Sophomores with the excep- tion of one Iunior. Congratulations on yogr fine cheering ability. T1 Gary Parmelee Henry Hanson Bill Goa Larry Thomason qw vw ,Nr ., Q W 23 H05 no fuss' . :,,,,.. Tn, - rfr'-. -f fa il , el- ' if r 2 ,. ' .Y M w fsfr.. M2 'f39ffffa?l'? i7'f5p ..,,f.f- ' A ,4 'rv' tiff fr -r, K ,., H. rdf fy, Q y . K .zm.9ff...: x ' vw Q, N - 1 Y gifts W. ., fs, - Wwwwggg- , W ,M ,M JQ4 F-9, rf. . A . , , , .sf f X a ff... V gr., --fs .M s. 3 f 3 . 9' af 4. -, 1-Aw, . SW '5 -was J, n W -4 as Vive air 'fr N fi i, if ,.,,,,, gf .-mf: ax ,rf P I -:M-Ar, rf -,:'f?cw 5f5 'lik ' ' 9 me -as 1 .N x , f minima 31 K 0 F I ,. , 4, W 7 X S- up -' 1 , .. , K- W ' 'QA ll In K U .- xt 5 K ' , ' hffiw I -'fir H ... fi ' Q, ix,-L iff? 'Q . ,i.,, , . My A ,, v W r V N fi 1 'fl , 37' W ' A 'S ' 5' g'Q. ',f,.3.i - , r ife 3 4 ' q, , jk gp. ' 51, , ,. ,Iggy 5.9 , 1 u 5 r,x Z?9qw,x ,K -N. L, Sgr? 5 -P ' f rx r r ,.Lrfw,?f,:feLiiL-3 LEADING HITTERS Harold Kunkel .... ,422 Don Weaver . Darryl Shinnefield . Larry Thomason Gene Petty . Henry Hanson . 72 378 346 322 3!4 304 Harold Kunkel Don Weaver Bill Fuquay . Gary Pormelee Jim McNeal Don Weaver Darryl Shinnefield Harold Kunkel PITCHER'S RECORDS 1956 Rams Rate Among the Best Row l, left to right: Chuck Nichols, lefty Smith, Bill Fuquay, Gary Parmelee, Datryl Shinnefield, J. D. Wile liams, Lyle Sears. Row 2, left to right: Coach Milligan, Larry Thomason, Ed Fulton, Harold Kunkel, Lonnie Schunk, Dick Crank, Don Weaver, Gene Petty, Gene Phillips, Coach Stone- back. Manual Wins Big Twelve. City. and Greater Peoria Crowns Led by Harold Kunkel, outstanding performer in the Peoria area, the Man- ual Rams finished with unbeaten slates in City and Greater Peoria Conferences while only losing once in Big Twelve Play. Supplementing Kunkel as keys to success were good fielding and good hitting support. As a team, Manual hitters ranked first among Greater Pe- oria teams and their fielding was among the best also. While winning l7 and losing only 5, the Rams showed their superiority time and time again. However, their hitting failed them in tournament play as they dropped a l-0 decision to State Finalist Limestone after beating Woodruff 2-l in eight innings. 73 Coach Stonebock Again Molds A Winner Winning seems to be a tradition with baseball coach Ed Stonebock. ln eight years at Manual, he has yet to experience a losing season. The most games ever lost in one season by one of his teams has been six. On the other hand, no team of his has ever Won less than titteen games. This year's record brings his lifetime record at Manual up to l46-29. His top season was 1950 when his squad had a 25-O record and Won the State Championship. Nice work, Ed. .sv liflifs- , ,. QM . L., ,.,. M, M ,A ......,. I , M , ,,g5t-f , agp it ,,,.x,....,:.i . N i. ,Q Y Q - .. 1 I, .. . ,gn t 3' , . r 4 , . , 4, ' 'rf' ggi i A N . 'tif' W' L 4 , wr , +4 f ' 1 N. . A X' Gag .' . 'Z Dick Crank 1 sl' gf? .Y 7 ' -Ps5g55QigiL3s4 x ,ir x A ,V ...MSWW Y ffti Y A sis - . sc 'M 'C ffw Mv:.f-'sg '- f i fffqlil -2 wi f it 'L ' Y ' l'l'l rX t:..:2- if li QW M .Y . .mfmqfffnv-1 X ' . ,4 a,,.,n-.f ,v,., .f, . Q .V f 4: M, SJ- I Wy, K. . .R ' . X . :I-Z , J as if 5 -na f, fi fa . as .'f2g2,.1,. WQKW Lonnie Schenk K . , -it , , X .J ,L 5 - Ji. ul ' ' :gl A -,Pv4,g A , Q. f-i 1... 1 ..:,.'1'f:,,- W t....ff'f2Q' t Q. is ' - f . 1-nf 1 X 1 . - - , . , . . ., , ,..,,, .. 4 f . ,.,.. B ' FUQWY ' Qiifzilg -. :ig eww . i t , ' 'mit-fi' 4. A is i -is-,X - '- .l L' 'Tzu T . -' . 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Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Record East Peoria Downer's Grove Woodruli Spalding Central Spalding Streator Streator East Peoria Limestone Quincy Quincy Limestone Pekin Central Springfield Springfield Pekin Woodruff Limestone Rock Island Alleman Moline 1- - Gene Petty 'fi ,ids , A . 1.1. 7' 1 l, .5 gN1LSl. v ., yt i A :anew-lsr? PM Tw if X. 1 ' Q eww. SN 5 , 7 1 , '- S fy , , S 5 trrafegttt fl L N '-,,1'f-wqfr we-6 Y. 237752 fl' - 'A 153, dye-gt, . L V , my if V' ' fl. . ww .,,f:.1 Q5 - 'lf jf- rf . X w h- 7, vi, x 7' Gene Phillips 'flip 'J ,' ,J -, wg.-x-,'3,.1rf In :g,i,?4x ,KQV , fsyyfwwiafgxgfg X. . ' x i. .au ,, ,H L I .v f ewan?-'JA - 4, f V 7 J' : ww t. tx k, L. ,W P 'T--- vi ' X f V 5. K. 4 '-ur' L ary. ., we ,mi ,,m,-s J Q of fl, W' i- ,Z W j,flil,f2w 5? 1 J f 21. as ef 1, y Jwvtir A, rl ,M gig ' 'Q .5 ,V -. Q gi., J. D. WIlllOlHS 'M Ed Fullon Although Mr. Alellos team en- loyed only a mediocre season, they gave every meet their best efforts. Joe Hermann Don Tripp hysical Shape Manager, Don Harvey and Coach Aiello. Stdndout performers for this yeor's tecxm were Larry Iones, Ioe Herrrnon, cmd Boger Bremer. Seniors on the squad were Bob Carter, Roger Bremer, ond Bill Kerr Iuniors included Lorry Iones, Ioe Herrmann, Fred Molkffee, and Don Tripp The only sophomore Wos Bill Carpenter. 'Pm if LA xii lg Vl45f'Xz2f? 3W i, L, ' 53,55 f g 6,44 A ' .,,,.,.,. Term papers, hack re- ports, themes, and stud study! study! until the poor brain reels, It is aft ever now, but met cries of graduation ricfie it att worth Whtle T9 Larry Boland ,- JQA k t g JoAn ne Peterson Vcrledictorians A Robert Carter This year 'vie had CI tie for Vcrledictorion at Manual ond the result was two voledictor s, foonne and Bob. To graduate vatedictor n at your :lass is one ot the greatest honors not can be bestowed upon anyone. Beverly Buettner .iazk Burkley Pat Davis Betty Fntsch S 0 .4 'tif D. A. R. Winners ,LF Q Morilyn Roger Tom 1055 This Year the Daughters of the Ameficgg fine work here oi iViCHL1'l1i. Congratulations Revolution Aword was given to Torn loss TOIH GNC MGYHYU, ond Mariiyn Roger in recognition of their Top Ten Tom Jugs Don Weaver Don Gehrig :fl WWW ' an 12.11 sf -f-wg 74 --Q GARY ALLEN-- Teache JIM ALLEN- Why ers and classrooms are should the devil have his only obiections to all the fun? education. -4 Senior Class Olhcers: Ed Fulton, President: Bev Buetlner, Vice-Presidentg JoAnne Brandt, Secretary: RUTH ANN BALL' Llve HUBERT BARKER' Moxine Melz, Treasurer. everyday as if it were world knows nothing the lost. its greatest men. Remember NORMAN BEHRENS- NANCY BENSEL-- Her F R A N K BIANCO- HERMAN BILL- Ho He n ever roused o step is music, her dust storm, but he got is song. there just the some. voice Men, like bullets, go anyone seen my halo? farthest when they are smoothest. fi RONALD ANDERSON- No civilized p e r s o n ever goes to bed the some day he gets up. BRUCE BARNWELL- I made myself what I cm-1. iw BETTY AYRES- We KEN AYOUB- lt at love thct low voice. first you don't succeed, oh well, skip it. CAROLE ATllERTON- Nothing so truly be- comes feminine beauty as simplicity. PAULINE BARTH- My ALICE BEACH- Smiles PATTY BEAL- To a thoughts and l are of ore the language of young heart everything another world. 'ove. is fun. sophomore year? 1 Q . I L A R R Y BOLAND- If work interferes w i t h pleasure, my advice is. to give up work. CHARLES BONNER- BONNIE BONNEWELL BARBARA BRADLEY- I'm iust like my drums - Conversation never S o f t I y speck and -make o lot of noise seems to tire me. sweetly smile. when l'm tight. 83 h 'w-v-A vs. CHARLES BRAGG- He 1 o A N N BRANDT- was formed for the ruin dont' disapprove of of the female sex. rivals-I hate 'emlu The Wee Mo 5e e'ee'5 PAUL sRowN- The sevsmv BUETTNER- strong silent type. She who means no mlschief does it alt. Your faltering LEROY BUSS- I was CARMELLA C A M P- ANNABELL CAMPBELL BARBARA CAUDLE- A born for something Her greatest sorrow, + love makes better soft word turns owaf great. What was it? school. people of us all. wrath. Greater men than I comes but once in c think he's quiteoguy! ing quiet bores me.' have lived, but I doubt lifetime. fr. JACK BURKLEY- His CAROL BURNS- This J O H N BURNSIDE- CARL BUSHONG- Sci 'ovorite flavors: pepper- is the thing I was born Whatever cdvice you ence hos but one fash mint, b I o n d e s , and to do. give, be short. ion-to I o s e nothing brunettes. once gained. unsure decisions ROGER B R E M E R- ANN BREWER- Youth DON B R O W N- We NELLIE BROWN- Be Only so much do SANDRA CLAUSON- TOBY CLAUSEN- Why core for grammar as know as I have lived. long as we are good, L It must have been an interesting program. jo HN CUNNINGHAM FREDDY DANAGE- I -' ' Drive fast, die rather be right t y o u n g , and have a president. good looking corpse. And then iff MARILYN DlDESCH- D EN NY DODWELL- GARY DUDLEY- I ale Naked came I into the Hunger is never deli- ways get the bette world, and naked must cate. when I argue alone. l go out. 86 DAVID DUNBAR- Words are good there is something bet ter. C O O N- A GEORGIANNA CORBIN MARY ELLEN CREASY- k b' fl nd Let others climb the enny for your -- Spec rley a to the point. lodder to success. I'II take an elevator. DOROTHY C R U I S E- She is the sweetest of all singers, ::.'... KATIE DAVIS- I'd ra- PAT DAVIS- Were she SHARON DECKARD- FRANK D E V O R I K- ther have o bad excuse perfect, one would ad- They that govern most Books teach us very than none at all. mire her more, but love make the least noise. little of the world. cz junior her less ,gn R-K w-w., 'lla-an-nl un... num 5'-' my--Q Q-.Q no-M na... was Jxfvnuqq,numm ,N WM'-2-anwmwvw... ,.,, 'W'ww-swqmga., ,M m--J-1-w-4.,,...,.,+-mm. sm new 5 -5 v 1 5' Won't you come away with us in our merry Oldsmobile? HOWARD EGGERS- Unless a man works, he cannot find out wha? shine, than to be he is able to do. JANET ELAM- Tis ter to be small and cast a shadow, HOBERT ETHERIDGE- F o o l s ask questions that geniuses can't an- swer-maybe t h at ' s why l flunked my fin- als. BILL FAUSER- Who is it that can read a wo- man. You looked down Ke, a-an 417 uv? LOUANFOSTER- BARBARA FRAGEL- SchooI doesn't bother Silence is a friend that me. never betrays. BETTY FRITSCH- We like 'em serious, we like 'em gay. We like 'em most Betty's way, BERNETTA FRYER- Gcod h u m o r makes all things tolerablefi SANDRA ELDER-- l'm a SANDRA ELLIOTT- I'd man-holer, but the Bi- rcnher have u fool lo ble says, 'Love your en- moke me merry than on emies.' experience to make me sud. MARY FEAGIN- The SHIRLEY mirror of all courlesyf' men do men. on sophomores FOLTZ- Wm no! like timid N O R M A N ENGELS- TRUMAN E P P S- The We fear he'll die of mon that blushes is no? overworkf' quife a brute. 5:28 HURDIS FOREMAN- A LE 0 N A FORQUER- bold bud man. CuIe, clever, clcssyf -sg, DON GERIG- He tou- W A N D A GILLHAM- :hes nothing but odds Love is blind, so iney c charm. soy. Qfswfmn Se Q NEW? w-msmww ,, ,V Vw N. vf fi 'N K Sandy takes her doggy walking, WANDA GRIFFIN- I BARBARA G R I M chaHer, c h c V Y e r as L My favorite, I go, soy my only study, boys. And idolized RONALD HALEY- Arm LA R R Y HALL- Buck G L E N HARMISON- KAREN HARMS- SHN biiion has no rest Rogers' only rivolf' He made our Thanks- wqyerg mn deep, giving DOY QUY- BARBARA GILMORE- B E V E R L Y GOODE- SHARON GRAHAM- LYNN G R E B E- No So shy but nice to Sweet and pleasant Her smile never wears sensible person eve f know. with winning ways. off. made an apology, ,.-- BEVERELY G R I M M- BURNELI. GUYTON- JOYCE HAGAN- Trust DICK HAGEL- To live Gee, I like boys, too! Great bodies m o v e not too much to an en- long it is necessary to slowly. chanting face. live slowly. the seniors. PAT HARPER- Do you ANNA HARRIS- Full N A N C Y H A S T E- JOY HAYNES- Slen- know a yo u ng and of fun and happiness. When in Rome, do as der, silent, and sweet. beautiful woman who is the Romans do. not ready to flirt - just a little. 'Stl r Diq that crazy bopper! TREV HOOVER- Girls SHIRLEY HOPPER JUDY HAYNES- RONNIE Dance, laugh, and be Laugh not too merry, but also be in- the witty mon 'iogentf' least. bother me not. boss's delight she Now, you're GLENNA J A E G A R- MARIAN JA S S- Sit, TOM JASS- Men like K E N JO H N S O She's quiet, cute, and ence is golden but l'd me are hard to tindf' Work little, study her personality makes rather talk. is his idea her tops with every- ness. one. Z' ig SHERRY KEITH- Ben JIM KELLEY-'ANot things come in small I like study Iess, buf packages. like fun more. H R I' . Come up and See me some 'me JIM KING-A-A kin g JUDY KING- To should be o king in aII her is to cnde 'hingsf' her. Looking toward NANCY LEE- As busy SHIRLEY I.EMAY- Ev- MARY LULAY- Always NORVETTA LUNSFORD os u little bee. erybody's friend. No- ot work, - I live and love in body's enemy. God's peculiar light. 94 , -dl' is-19' Q-I T O M KENNEDY- I BILL KERR- l'II tu r n JOYCE KIEBACH-- A CYNTHIA K I N G- work hard trying to over a new leaf. light heart lives longf name a king, at hea keep out of work. a queen. AYNE KING- I'd make my name inherit it. e future D A V E KOHTZ- The opportunity for mischief is fo u n d a hundred times. .IQANNE KREPS- More MARINA LACANSKI- fun! Tiny, but full of mi chief. .4 ,,,, lx n LA R R Y McDONALD- DARLENE MARKSITY Cheer up, the worst rs I Il not b u d g e come. 'nchf' Hey Marilyn, remember this? PAT M I L L E R--A'The D A R OLD greatest pleasure ol life Nothing with God is love. be accidental. Whatever S H A R O N NEWELL- JAKE NElLSON- Fre- R I C H A R D NOREN- CHARLES Every woman is in the quently within my brain, One cannot know ev- Hunger is never wrong until she cries, l g e ntl y think a erythingf' tate. then she is in the right thought. instantly. 96 GLEN MARQUARDT-- BILL Dare me to think! man's right, seldom MARVEL-- A acts are usually but his reasons are. MAXINE MELZ- Qui- C H A R L E S MILLER- et, cute, and clever. Men of few words are the best men. N A N C Y MOSBURG- BONNIE MULLIGANL SHARON M E Y E R S- PAT NAVARRO - She Delicacy in woman is Complete fa i t h and A good laugh is sun- moves like a goddess strength. la r g e expectation on shine in a house. and looks like a our part honor Gad. queen. may do 4331 DALE N U S S M A N- P A T OBERLANDER-- WILEY O'NEAL- Calm G L A D Y S OWENS- Sometimes I sit and Do you think a wo- action with plenty of Nothing is impossible think, but mostly l iust man's silence can be attraction. to a willing heart. Sit. natural? 97 NO PARKlNG 'i ANY l lllllf 1-lib' Apparently they flipped their lids! PAT OWENS- Beauty SHARON PAINTER- and grace command the ring on the finger world. w o rt h two on phone. SHARON PRUITT- A M A R I L Y N lovely girl is above all Great people are rank. to do great ses. Wherever PAT ROBERTS- A lov- TOM RUSSElli Watch PAT SANTIAGO-- She M A RY ing heart is the truest out girls! Don't trip over has an eye that could One of Monuql's wisdom. his line. speak th o u g h her iest a n d tongue were silent. girls. C YO -'Qu ther me. I5 'his mftdefn Cn? RICHARD STAPLETON- B O B STURM- Wherever there is cue fun and duty dash, A R T SEMELROTH- Girls, Ugh! They bo- D A N SHERNAK- not suppose that portunity will k n o c twice at your door. thority, it is natural to duty go to smash. be disobedient. Remember with pride, M A R Y LOU THOMP- RICHARD T H R U S H- ELEANOR TOlllVER- SON- A shy face is What's the use of wo- You don't have to be better than a forward men? noisy to be popular. heart. 100 3 MARVIN TRAENKENS' CHUH- Not U :nought to be seen on his stea- dy brow and quiet mouth. DARRYL SHINNEFlELD- JILES SMITH- What a RICHARD SMITH- We H A R RY SEPHUS- A The girl that gets me mon knows should find coll him toll, dark, and first-class guy and foot- will be lucky. its expression in what handsome. ball player. he does. BILL SUTHERLIN- No man ever thought too highly of his nature or too meonly of himself, your school D A V E SWAILS- The VERNON TALLEY- Ne- fair sex affect him not. ver let your studies in- Moybef' terfere with your edu- cation. BOB THOMPSON- A man may smile and smile and yet be a de- vnhii ALLENE TRAICOFF- A JOANNE TURK- lt is JANICE TURMAN- If WILLIAM TURNER- VlVUCl0US bundle of PEP well for one to know you want to have fun, Young fellows will be and fun. more than she says, see Jan. young fellows. 101 . xw. AL TYRE- Don't crowd BARBARA VAN girls, you'II all get a INGHAM- 'Oh w el chance. better late than never. I DON WEAVERf GirIs PAT WEISSER- I 'wrecked my mowrcyc e' lug wand lei me Q4 ways crave excitement. lone. Manual Training ff? AH ., is LOWRINE WILSON- MORALEE WILSON- JERRY WINDSOR The only way to have Silence is a friend that only we could begin a friend is to be one. never betrays. bowl like him! Iuniors Junior Class Officers: Jim Sfreef, Presidentg Don Thompson, Treasurerg Collelte Wallace, Vice-Presi- dent, Nancy Van Dusen, Secretary. 10-L larry Coleman Bob Cohingham Jerry Daniel Judy Dansby Diana DeFrance Calvin Dentino Sondra Dewall Dick Dragoo Steve Dudley Pa! Duggins Dixie Dunbar Eleanor Dunlap Eugene Edginglon Gwendolyn Edlen Nancy Elkins Racheal Elkins Bob Emrick DuWayne Engslrom .lohn Erickson Judy Fauser Jerry Ferguson Barbara Flocken Beverly Fowler Doris Fryer 1,-f .ei Don Aldred Dorothy Anderson Tom Anlonacci Nancy Arehdale Carlene Arnold Ralph Avretl Juanila Barger James Beal Alice Behm Norma Berkshire Don Best Sharrie Blumenshine Ca'alyn Brill Shirley Brockway Nancy Brown Elain Bunker Donna Bush Larry Carlock Maxlus Carlson Belly Corley Lonamerle Carter William Cla'k Joyce Claudin linda Claudin Phyllis Cline Gloria Closen Kellon Coffman ,ff ,JD if 5 I uniors Nancy Van Dusen, one of Manual's best maiorelles, ii! ig! '85 if New 'Q' Jerrie Johnson Earl James Larry Jones Sharon Juergens Harold Kasll Jack Keith William Kelly Eula Kerley Rosalie Kiebach Terry Klall Bob Knickerhacher Gloria Kuhn Wayne Lawson Larry Leverton Ronald Lipp David Lowande Meridlh Magenheimer Charles Marlow Billie Malhus Pal Meschnork Joe Messmore Delores Mohr Mary Mooningham Jean Moron I uniors The old philosopher. I WE7' Shirley Shepherd Joan Siebel Jack Siewerr Beity Smith Edward Smith George Smith Nancy Smith Jim Street Larry Suttle Richard Swigart Larry Thomason Ronald Thorne Larry Tiarks Melva Tolliver Mary Traicoff Judy Tribbett Don Tripp Kay Updyke Nancy Van Dusen Sharon Voorhees Barbara Walck Collette Wallace Colleen Walz Beverly Waters Alvin Wayland J. D. Williams larry Yard 103 Sophomores Sophomore Class Officers: Sondra Rosselli, Treasu- rerg Lonna Slephens, Secrelaryg Luella Scholl, Pre- sident: Loretta Saunders, Vice-President. 110 sa Harmon Berger Bob Bush Elsie Buss Glen Campbell Sharon Corrall Jane Carter Donna Cleary Clifford Corley Nick Costa Jack Cotlingham Anita Cowie Sandra Cox Carol Crank Glenna Crider Kathleen Crider Charlelta Crooks Salle Cunningham Judy Darnell Blanche Devanzo Leroy Davis Phil Dawson Jane! Decker Jerry Demmin Pamela Derr Richard DeWeese Polly Diskin Ronnie Dobson KT C., 'fv- rv Norma Abernathy Nita Ables Judie Anderson Maralee Anderson Lynne Anderson Kay Anderson Judy Ashburn Sondra Ashley Saraiane Aten Jane Baldwin Bobbette Border Gary Burger Albert Baior Pat Baumann Thomas Berharens Timothy Berharens Loren Beigler Marcella Bitner Jerry Boatman Betty Bonnewell Glen Brakebill Nancy Brokebill Mary Lou Braun Sally Brokaw Carolyn Brooks Kathryn Brown Jerry Brown Sophomores Rock-a-by Teddy HM we so 112 Peggy Hendrix Sharon Heppner Joanne Herrmann Peggy Higdon Nancy Higgens Eldon Hoerr Linda Hogan Belly Hopper Kathleen Hornung George Hubbs Queen Hughes Sharon Hungerford Martha Hunt Mary Hunt Sandra Hunter David Jackson Dean Jameson Lois Johnson Phyllis Koch Nancy Kalaoka Carol Kendall Dixie Kennedy Gladys Kessler June? King Jacob Kircher Carol Kohiz Eugene Kouri UQ '-df -.1 X , f Sophomores Her only love - food! Irene Melonis Nancy Miller Don Mingus Bill Mossberg Delores Munn Sandra Murray Glenna Newtson Bill Nolan Wanda Oedewoldt Pat Palishen Carol Parker Janet Pennington Lorraine Peters Judy Phelan Duane Phillip: Eula Plants Julion Pierce Jock Purcell Phil Ramos Jim Randolph Yvonne Rasor Henrietta Rech Bob Reeves Lois Roloff Sandra Rossetti Judy Rudloff Loretta Sander: Sophomores l study so diligently. ' Lelah Suter Jackie Tapley Jerry Thomas Phyllis Tiller Linda Tolly Romus Trotter Judy Troy Marilyn Trunk Judy Van Ausdall John Wainscott Roger Wallace Pat Walsh Judy Warren Sandra Washburn Jerry Wayland Judy Wegner Robert Westlake Sandra White Phyllis Willis Sandra Wellis Sharon Wineland Connie Wys Frances Zeman Norman Zentko ., .,... .... f V ' . ww 1 4 A 'EW E Q32 .... , ::. '5E v1KmKm...vMwN.f - ,M ,VS 333 2 , , .,..,. ,..,.. ..,,. W g m -, ww mwmf f-.:isfL1:Q- - I: -I.QI:2:z52 : .ag.g :gfsLS .:.'::g.:::a, -: :-- -1. . awww Q, iid 1, .,.,.,,,.. 35332 zi fwwzin 42222 2125? 353532552 ,V.m2::f':1f:3,fW Vx 1 WSZUW :Q . wighw.-h,,i71i wwf Hzzn ',,5:bi??':l qgseu , ,1r:f3:,3z5:.,ag1 , qit. ,M,:iw,p, ,:qfZ52sf,fn.gffZi4 Ufisffgggrii ,sL'iZi201?4Q2QQzQ3 4 .EaffY:?: A s1ag2ffzAef'f:gvf,gg 5 M gv M 9iEZZi'?A ?32E2'35,z 2 3. Meeting called io crie How' ofien We hear those familiar Words. Organizations provide, through responsibilities the training needed for 'giure leaders. 119 One of the many busy ses- sions of the MIRROR Edi- 'oriai Staff. Our capable, havdworking Editor-iw Chief, Bonnie Bonnewell. Row I-Mrs. Alice Dybvig, Advisor, Judy Fausrer, Gloria Joss Row 2-larry Tiarks, Pat Santiago, Bon- nie Bonnewell, Mike Smivh Row 3-Jack Burke!y, Gene Phillips, Do' Weaver 120 Row l--Eleanor Tolliver, Wayne Siebels, Saraiane Alern Raw 2-Mr. Milligan, Advisor, Sharon Pruelt, Melva Tolliver, Glenna Newtson Row 3-Shirley Rappe, J. D. Williams, Pal Roberts The MIRROR Editorial and Business Staff The l957 edition of the MIRRCF. is the handiwork oi these indi'.'idua1s. The Business Stall, whose fob it is tc secure ads and handle accounts and the Editorial Staff who actually put the book together have Worked hand in hand throughout the school year to bring you this book. All members have 1-:orlied long hours in order to give llanual a yearbook youll be jrrcui cf Lel's raise that subscription list. The people who make the MANUAL ve Q' nf XXV Row l4Carol Kendall, Roxanne Shempl, Paul Rice, Mr. George Guindon, advisor Row 2-William Pfiefer, Wayne Lawson, Tom Russell, Freddy Danage Row 3-Herman Bill, Kenny Johnson, Ar! Romane The MANUAL'S Printing Staff Eeiiitig ods, hecidiines, cmd xii- Printing stof: ooqoobig' gi :ng off firioi copies of the MAN- 'With their oij o first-:loss o 7,'.fXQ are some oi the fobs the is miie: out The Editorial Staff of the MANUAL oreo events. Long hours are s Writing, typing, cmd joostif fnis years staff, under the ig- re-ciion of Miss Erigeihoupt, hos given the student body out ei-:Cel the lent :overoge of school and Petrie job Row l-Loren Biegler, Beverly Waters, Judy Tribbelt, Maff garel Norman, Patricia Miller, Jayree Hinds, Miss Elsie Engelhaupl, advisor. Row 2-Marcella Bitner, Judy Gray, Sharon McBride, Maw Lulay, JoAnne Pelerson, Editor-in-Chief, Marian Jass Low- rence Boland Row 3--Maris Pope, Jane? Luiz, Sharon Juefgens, J r Johnson, Mary Traicoff, Kay Updyke news, Coigrotuiotiozis W C V. G.. CCSP: 2 Student Council f Row Row Row Nell l-Arlene Rech, linda Tolly, Marilyn Pager, Sharon livengood, Nita Ables 2-Darlene Marksity, Don Brown, Richard Fulton, Tom Joss, Ronald Haley Our efficient and well-liked mayor, Marilyn Ruger 3-Mary Ellen Creosy, Meredith Magenheimer, Armand Ciota, Bruce Born- Bob Purhum, Jim Flint scnacfs high standards. They spar. C2',r.CrQ, fc? a :cb 'xref done. Nhat do you say we vote on ':? TJXSGI' the aaviscrship ot Miss fee Eirkett, the 1956-57 Student Counal ai: It fine fob of maintaining cg. screa mast of our dances and a gocf. deal of our assemblies, too. The Man- aal Revue was a big success ani, the Sales Cage had a protitable year fixing the Christmas season, they ae- ccratea the tarae hall Christmas tree and sap-ervisea the giving ot Christ- rrias baskets to the needy. Thanks, The Quill and Scroll Q 'S -x ,.. . ,,, vb- if urs.. 'O ,-.4 Row 1-Mrs. Dybvig, Advisor, Pct Miller, Miss Engelhoupl, Advisor, Mr. Guindon, Advisor. Pow 2-Bonnie Bonnewell, Sharon McBride, JoAnn Pete'son. Pow 3-Larry Boland, Charles Bragg, Ken Ayoub. ' '--- ' .A nf-rf-V -. -v.- A er 05,-ww' 'K ' fr 'K IQ v.- l- .- ff if, ,ie ,elk 1.3 bed., if, .r.teA.:,.,..W Jig. :ties ...dt :.i.e More QI o. HCITCTCTT1-' Stiff' if HlJl'. Sfllflfl if 'fork Tie .gift ifussrriezi, 7 N' -M C. -LMA . , v 1 ., , N' N -4 ff. fi ,SNC -W, L-T, - ,,,.f-,,,3 .,-' , , . ., . ,.,..S Ms' -..,,,,,f. Here Are the Senior Girls 'f:,r ' fr 1 K7 Q' Row I-Martha Maus, Lois Rolaff, Mr. Dieken Row 2-Joe Herrmann, Jack Becker, Ken Ayoub Row 3-Terry Watson, Bill Kerr Tlge Plxctogrcpkg' Stafi ge Clcsef Connected with rhe yearbook as iiiej ki-ie most of the 'piitqres fir the Mitzi. Vfe are 'ffifif Jrcfefil 'i Nr flekeii Cziii Til? Ffaif' The Photography Staff Q. kr. 'QN1 The Key Club Row I--Gary Parmelee, Paul Brown, Larry Shaw, John Hagel ow 2 Bob Purham Bob Cottmaham J Wuluam Hagel Mr Marhn Advssor ow 3 Bull Fuquay Bob Decker Pay M:Dade Jlm eef .ne J.z1,r.., grace: Lie spgper':3s13ig I1 Mrs, Mcrce M:V.'1lQicf:s TGCICZES if,-e sirls hcvi T: fi-ee: Qi share pQ::j.'ir.g: bixsketbcle teifus f',Q1'1fJ1i.f.Q' irarxrpclme 12111 mary' :tier :fra instic -Clctivitxes Tins vez? me si.: Sweatshirts if f.f':ig3Q exif ' pr' ff wfpw Row 'I-Juanita Barger, Nancy Mosburg, Sharon Deckard, Joyce McDade, Nancy Lee. Flow 2-Janet Pennington, Doris Fryer, Betty Bonnewall, Kathleen Harnung, Barbara Flocken Qow 3-Jo Brandt, Sandra Cox, Judy Haynes, Wanda Griffin, Nancy Smith. Dow A-Sharon Myers, Sharon Ebert, Janice Turmon, Shirley Shepherd. , ,N,,,, . .. Weife lust brushing .D on our basketbcf. 128 French Club ca Dorf LQ HES ., A so LM.,-,e . ,GS D0 you speak French at your rneeling Row Pow 2-Mary Griggs, Pa? Duggins, Sharon McBride, Joanne Herrmann, Judy Phelan, Kivvy Schaab, Chcrlcvfa Crooks, Virgina Lockard. s r i 'ff 5. uf . 'J Q-1 S., flk l l-Nellie Brown, Nancy Miller, Alice Miller, Roberla Thrush, Judie Warren, Sheila Cohen, Juaniva Burger, Mrs. Byars. Pow 3-DeWayne Edison, Frank Scherer, Jack Purcell, Harold Pearl, Fred Dunage, Wayne Lawson, Ron Lipp. Row A-Frank Hobbs, Paul Dofsan, Danny Grooms, Douglas Smith, Chuck Bonner, Waller Slaugh'e', Bill Maslronardi, John Murphy. 1257 Gcxudiamus Igitur f C Row 1-Phyilis Cline, Sharrie Blumenshine, Lindo Parker, Diane DeFrance, Gwen Edlen, Jayree Hinds, Mrs. Emilie Byars AdviSOY. Row 2-Calvin Dentino, Martha Maus, Pat Seffer, Shirley Bockway, Roxanne Shempf, Donna Bush, Linda Claudin, Bo: Bush Raw 3-Nick Costa, Delores Mohr, Sharon Juergens, Me'idi1h Magenheimer, Jury Wagner, Jerrie Johnson. D'-:f Drcgoo Row 4-Robert Ernerizk, Arr Hagel, Rich Fulion, Kenny Johnson, Jerry Daniel, Steve Dudley, Larry Surtle Tie Lair. Clit, under tie s'4per'1is1':r, Q Mrs Byars, pro'. -'i to be one of the ics? active Cialis Li siiiooi The Christie? . Dance they SffX'JYfSOY'f3d fondly' z-.'it21 tire Th L t C1 b D D . D 1 D Q. e G In u Prefix Cub fiTC'flf'lrED1 Sui :ir 1-'gif attended Tye Qitzi Cfqbs pprpcse LS ' fgfflief 12 A After-est Cf T112 iiiieit ,3f6Ei cii Poiizri T-,likes Row '-Arlene Rech, Imogene Hutchinson, Beily Ayres, Sha- ron Heberer, Mr. Dieken, Ad- visor Row 2-Robert Wesllake, Ma- Joan Flanagan, Ken Ayoub Row 3-Ken Morris, Bill Eh- len, Bob Carter, Rog Bremer German Club Bowling Club The German Club, under the oolvisorsnip Cf The Bowling Club, 'under tie Supervision of llr. Zieken, was organized to promote an Mr. lohn Aiello, is a very active club, The inierest in the language, culture, Customs, and ability ol ibe bowlers is irprofei tirouob file otiivities oi ine German people. Club Row l-Nila Reynolds, Roberla Thrush, Carol Kohlz, Nancy Smith, Carol Crank, Luello Scholf, Sandie Rosselli, Doris Kemp, Belly Smilh Pow 2-Imogene Hulchinson, Annie Heinlz, Judy Harrison, Dorothy Cruise, Lorraine Fouser, Lois Johnson, JoAnn Herrmann, Alice Miller, Kay Kellenberger, Marlus Carlson, Fran Zeeman Row 3-Gene Wainscoll, Dick Dragoo, Jack Kauffman, Roger Wallace, Bob Decker, Lloyd Grady, Cliff Bolam, Carol Parker, loretlo Sanders Row 4-Jerry Yaeger, Frank Devoric, Larry Tiarks, Wayne Lawson, George Gibson, Herman Bill, Joe Herrmann, Ron Thorne, Jerry Thomas, Larry Sulfle, Bill Maslronardi rianne Harlwig, Jane? Lutz, The Pan-American League l 5 hi UH Q Spanish sfudenvs are happy students, Tree Hof,-.e.if,ef12c:'. -ecgpe unset tie sapervisiei Ci our Spanish TGCICKE-T, Miss Dorothy' Sprcaxe, is C very active and i T1 te 7 e si1i 3 organization. The League is C member of the Hliieiz Federctief. ef Psi-Ariericczi Leczges Members cf tie Spciisi 61113: give ge Ox Urinal Spcziisi Fiesta which Qgsqally Qgite Celcrfgf The CILQLZ rfcfef Q peifi ef grerictiig cr. iiterest 11 Siziisl. Qcziirpgcye, cii the Spciisg, VT- 'C A e One of the many Spanish pc'?3es. we ge Mon :mor 0 eelilius embers . zooklel Vu C11 A C timef e e YQ lf LL '-'ef L e 1: J f4 r I 4 r ow Beverly Word Jcne? Elorn Pct Scnhogo Judy Iwogon, ow z Borvnue Bonnewell Jerrue Johnson Delores Mohr Marilyn Rage Maman s D '1 B o fn Joi-rn E cnc! Mevedulh Mcgen enrr-e, joArme efe son Ro old Half The L1terc1ry Club Manual's future teachers at work. ROVV I--Miss Vtlalmsley, Carol Kohtz, Barbara Shepard, Sally B r o k a w , Phyllis Willis. ROW 21R0salie Kiebach. Moralee Wilson, Judy Eiss- feldt, Lorraine Fauser, Don- na Bush. ROW 3-Jean Matan, Ruth Droll, Mary Hun' Meredith Magenheime' ROW I-Mrs. Bent, Henri- etta Rech, Diana De France, Pat Duggins, Arlene Rech. Marina Lacanski, Mrs. Har- ker. ROW 2-M a r y Schaefer, Norma Abernathy, Sharon Deckard, Eliida Lakota , Janet Elam. ROW 3-Don Brown, Pal Owens, J errie Johnson, Ly n n e Anderson, Marilyn Roger, Ronald Haley. ,.. AU, Future Nurses Club Future Nurses Club was organized i954 ,J Walrnsley. It introduces its members to facts of s The club has marry aetivities which keep it bu. :hole year, Speakers keep time Club infcrrriei of st 'mae activities and helps oraamze affairs. Future Teachers Club ' Future Teachers Club is sponsored Mrs. P f r ft 1-has craaiize it the sbrina el 118 abd 1 C. aetive ,rags ever since. The 1 F F :ture Tee., aid .. -+ rv,-f-cfs A.-. 1:. 3 .5'CfTf 23,9 O s r A 1 l .QCEQTSII ,nfs 1 MO- .- .-c,,..,, , s 1 E- fi v s.. 'x Q -... l Hi-Y V f stef., under the sxgpervisgor. of Mr, Frei r very active organization. It is rpg: he cooperolion ol the Y.M,C.A. ond the schci. o rr: Gee ie 'o promote higher standards of livixjf fe are sports for the boys in the club. Co-op Club C C ro is composed of sluoents who tone A re O caootlons and go to school in the morning ati N o f llree ir the afternoons, It is 'exoer the direction e evo rocklington, QAXXS ROW l-Dennis Rolhen- buehler, .lo h n Harrigan, Paul Brown, Wendell Mey- er, Mr. Trumpold. ROW ll-D e a n Jameson, Harold Kasll, J. D. Wil- liams, Nick Costa, Phil Ra- mos. ROW Ill-Don Thompson, Bill K i s s n e r,, Don Lord Frank Harrold. ROW lV-Bob Purham, John Murphy, Jim Streel, James Beal, Marvin Traen- kenschuh. QOW l-Luanne Willell, Sharon Newell, Marina La- :anski, Wanda Gillham, Lo- 'erta Poclclinglon. ROW ll-Mara W a I k e r , Barbara Gilmore, Mary Lou lhomson, Anna H o r r i s , Joyce Hagan. ROW Ill-Karen H a r m s , Barbara F r a g el, Marilee Garrels, Pal Owens, Myrtle Resler, lynn Grebe. ROW IV-Wayne King, Jo- Ann Kreps, Shirley Coon, Pa? Roberfs, Polly B e a l , Becky Sparks, Bill Dennis. Library Club QQ!! I-Judy Dansby, Lorna Kreps, Anita Co- wie, Betty Plymole, Nancy Kataoka, Miss Waller. ROW II4Helen Wilson, Connie Wys, Eliida La- kota, Norma Summers, Wands Frazier. ROW III-Jim Kutkat, Barbara Flocken, Dixie Kennedy, Shirley Brad- ley, Joyce Earp, John Jarvis. ROW IV-Ruth D r ol I , Ju d y Wegner, Bonnie Stromlund, S a l I e Cum' ningham, Lynne Andere sort Bette Gohl. r- A - ,Q The gisrcry Cqga, uiaer the s'g,:er'.'is- ion of Miss Waller, icmiles all the extra Work the iiorczrjf The-Q' lieip Miss Waller to Check books ext Cid also pst them back C: the siefres. , ,sms igie scierce Chez, under tie super vision cf M Whitehurst and Mr. MC- Cumber, was organized just last year Science It was organized, tc promote ci further interest iri sbience cmd, its members ir. 'festigate ricij new additions tc s SETSO, ,. si RO N i-Mr, ll ' E hurst, Carol Kohtz, Sal ly Brokaw, Linda Cloi din, Mr. McCumber ROW Ii-C G 1 li e r 1 Brown, P a m e I a Der' Judy Eissfeldl, J c ' Carter, Pat Howell. ROW III-Rosalie Kia bach, Meredith Magen heimer, Kathleen Shen herd, Sharon Juergerig Jerrie Johnson. ROW IV-Larry C o 3 mon, Don Tripp, Chg: Iie Jenkins, Charles Tay lor, John Harriggf-, 136 Where shall we put these posters? ROW I-Sally Brokaw, Mortho Mous, Sharon Winelond, Miss Brooks. ROW ll-D i o n o Dee France, Lonomerle Cor- fer, Morcello B i t n e r Lois Roloff. ROW lll--Bonnie Mulli- gon, J u d v Eissfeldt Jorwe Cone' to students to raise more te: fqils 15? me .suits Diive MTL,- l..e Res Crass Cuz, ls s,,-, vised by Miss Brooks ises its pci! IH renderiig servises for the Notions? Pied Cross. The members sold Ccriij 'les . . -J GHZ So.. -. ,-,,... C..- -,- .5 l Q Red 'EU 5... 'Q 0 Ml 0 'r Y Cross Council , 1,4 W. .r ajft f ' 'Q , Alex? at, 1, M .QS 5-1 lf lie stace ere' .',' :lays a kia 'Cart behind tie seeies ii all eg? assemblies ana plays. Tiey get the stag set ana all necessary equip- ment ready tor a befitting preseitation. They :anstruct ana paint the set fer the senior :Lass play ana the Manual F.evue. They also handle the lighting. We 'wish te thank the Lays ana their aaviser, MT. SCfLliZ fer the fine 'cb then' have facie let's get that set done. av' fv- bf' 53,0 90' Nr , ,. N-v 'S Row I-Glen Brukebill, Robert Knickerbocker, Ron Woinscott, Mr. Schulz. How 21Jerry Demmin, Glen Mcrquordt, Bill Fouser. How 3-John Segal, Bob Decker. Q28 Stage Crew Projection Crew 4 Bill 03 Q-x Row l1Loren Biegler, Joyce Cool, Kay Anderson, Morilyne Trunk, Gladys Owens, Put Gregg, Miss Wheeler, Row 2-Darrell Harvey, Donny Grooms, .lcmes Beal, Rodman Wyatt, Jim Anderson, Jack Cottlnghom. Row 3-Richard DeWeese, Robert Cottingham, Wolter Slaughter, Arthur Romcne, Dennis Dodwell, Jim Kelley. Gosh, o prolector! C' '1C'A31,e1.'-' - M -. ...C .... ': Us I S C7 oucn Foster, Soroione Aren, Nancy Van Dusen, Bonnilyn Muckowoy, Marilyn Didesch The Manual Training High School Band Manual! 73 piece Marching Bond Mr. Fred Huben Mc'wa!'s ou standing director. X ' x iiiffugi f .-5 351 ' sf 1- X5--f'v'4fTi ,v ' ,' 1' L 4 at P 5' wif Lf sg? l '54'f-H ffrp, Q K, . Qf . .fi Q19 ,, 5' -3 , LWB. .Lf ,,' WA 51 5,131 , in 5.5 Qqgmfg lg . I EM 1 it , . , ,, 9 3 w. , Q .,,, 3. W Q ' Q3 5 Q... gy.-.Q, '?' ,7f 4 - 5zQQ'5f'5ff ' 2' X. A ' Q ,X v -w QQ ' Q -' , -. , - ,'. '. , .L ?.f2.pSL,:. Q3 A 'fvgggf-X4 xg my ' w,n:,4, if u I i ' - ' . I 11.584 'A all , . , . . Br ' sri- mia 2 , UQ Manuczl's Accrpellct Choi fferrihfr. I1,'.'.'CIQ'S ia: :ie ef the iest Acapela Choirs li tie :qty are ext Tie Choir kes p3Tt gr. iiaiy various programs Q :ver tie City and sexe it other Cities. At Easter they sine ii tie Field- :.c S :mise servife We wisii lf'1f'lffrlC,.Y rf- '.A.' iireiter N? Roberi N 4, :Cr 'K ' f fi f rf ff tl-LQ .He .,..e ,C e. .J ..,. fl k .i How do they sound, Mr. Parks? Row l-Gladys Kessler, Maxine Melz, Pat Duggins, Carolyn Brooks, Sharon Correll, Sherrie Blumenshine, Foberta Shreffl Jeanette Goers, Loretta Tate, Carol Kohtz, luella Schott, Imogene Hutchinson, Jayree A. Hinds, Pat Navarro, Lois Jackso Ernestine Humes, Nellie Brown , Nita Reynolds. Row 2-Linda Parker, Judith Peplow, Donna Bush, Judith Hansen, Dorothy Cruise, Annabell Campbell, Judy Harrison, Shar Obery, Shirley LeMay, Lee inn Hodgson, Sharon Deckard, Donna lovekamp, Sally Brokaw, Mary Ellen Creasy, Rosemary Loc Norvetta Lunsford, Sharon Myers, Raw 3-Bob Purham, Nick Costa, Charles Shinkle, Ross Williams, Dan Harvey, Bob Emerick, Art Hagel, Roger Bremer, Floy Cleeton, Richard Welton, Harold Huber, Fred Danage, Jack Wainscott, Dick Dragoo, Everett Edenburn, Marityn Pager. :su -2 1 '4 .,A fl S.. 93 'Y Ct Q5 3.- V7 2- fx 59 I' .DEE fl N-71 QS is 11-3 f'I'l 4.. 32 vwfli 922-T I2 -'S S53 D 221 A- :X 0.7-' Q., 'J 92 51 :1 23 NT Qu: 32 f. SO O 52 W1 A- 95' . 3 i. 0-T' :rg- 3: Fx: 0 H FU O ,un 0 3-4 I' :co gs 'VE T40 J 5 D5 gm 0.0 1 Z of 3.2 t-WWW. ,,,,.,..-n-Cl '-'Gui M. Q. . Wen. g C .il l ll llllllll l I 83424047 '-U ra ' ' 2 A A .P b ,,.Q, . ex J X Q X 'Q ,' ! 2 , ,ff M 2 1 Row Row Row Row ii 2--Marilyn Rager, Carolyn Brooks Donna :J ekamp Pc N o 3-Janet Elam, Luelia Schoff Sharon Mye 4fDorofhy Cruise, Kathy Crlder A typical day of produce m Svephen Foster s 5- 'uv Mx S 9 Ghls' Choir The Girls' Glee Club Our Glee Clubs Tie Glee Cubs ana me Girls fxor, anaer the alrectior, of Mr. Foberi Parks, are almost all fuf tate Acopella members. The mas Crit'-1 of mess oroups are sopho- rgofes aio Juniors. They partlcm' gate lr, assernlohes, special corf -f V, rf qv- no M 5 I Sing loudef, gifls, don'l be timid. 'He Eoys' Glee Club 145 The Geography Club Geography parries are always fun. li Garrels, Nancy Bensel, Nancy Mosburg, Nancy Miller, Miss Wheeler, Advisor, Row 2-Karen Scrivner, Joan Seibol, Judy Haynes, Jane! Pennington, Eula Kerley, Marilyn Didescn, Mary Schaefer, Jim Andersen, Earl Jones, Paul Smith. Row 3-Darrell Harvey, Gladys Owens, Jo Ann Turk, Sharon Bradley, Nancy VanDusen, Jim Sieberl, Gene Kaur, John Marks, Jim Williams, Charles Zenllmo, Row 4-Richard Smith, Richard Noren, Gary Parmelee Lonnie Schunk Art Ramane ake Ni I n fm , , , J 'e so , J Kelley, Del Horn, Paul Butler, Charles Osberg. The Cieazrapny Club, with the help of its party and issued its 'yearly' pxbliiatiott, The advisor, Miss Wheeler, planned rnany activie Hi-School Geoarapheru in the spring. The ties. The Club holds its meetings before and club helps the students to iearn about tize after school. They had their annual Christmas world in which they live. Row l-Noncee Lee, Mari Keenan, Joyce McDade, Ann Brewer, Pat Gregg. Morlus Carlson, Marilee Here Is Our Office Help These srudervs 'dp figs Tucker on Mr. Dole, These students are very nelpful to Miss Wolmsley. He'e s If' Ucsorfs L :'s'cnYs. 4 ,wt..xxq3,K E 3 3w,J.,A A X? v so Aiuuull I' ! . M 5' We 4- y Nw i2 'S rf J' legs! W. vm H? wh., Mi mv H42 M, W , 3? 35535 Q sim Vigil! -25a::.:. -5 bfi'-5 -:E.:.':eE'.I:1 M, - .... U - -. : my - -as-5 Nw-...., ' iii 312, X if 1 W ' Y ,Q , :aw www Advertising is the bozff Lone of industry. The Mirror depends CI gredt deal upon it for Ixcze to print the book. v rr- 'L -nrough advertising, have ochieved ct book are truly proud - 140 xox . THE STORE WHERE Your money on doposxt If not satlstled return I'!'l9ICh3f'ldIsG vsrth sales re-ce1pt and monfx vnlll be refunded e WORLD PM Oxer JO 000 natlonallx advertlsed ltems to choo + from at lou IDFICPS Serv 12 UGSronrs Low prmes todax and everwdax PLLS S 8z H GREEN STANTPS glxen vslth wour purchaw 312 South Adan Open eve-rx night t1l 10 p rn Peorla Ill Students Iudy Fcxuser and Glona lass LOEWENSTEIN S ING O - - - E N av' J Q 1 Y' or '---... -.NWI N , 7 V . yy X v . -N ' SV' Y . K 1 S If-U Less - -L - - - I r l , l - - Q Q U - I ?- AQ, ...1 ...Q F261 add1ng up your future Mistake in arithmetic 7 INO This is a foi n x shoyying the financial benefits ot 1 ee llege edue ition bised on tod xy s s il nies lt shoyys simply th it 1o1 an 1IlXeStfHellt of '000 pei yeu and 1 yeais ot youi time you may net about S103 000 moie in youi liietlme than the man yy hose loimal educa tion stops at high school The ty pical high school giaduate will earn 'i-,165 000 in his lifetime compared to the typical college graduate who will earn F268 000. These are average figures and of course you can do much better or much rorse. Yet it points out one way you can help assure yourself of S3000 a year more th in you could have earned otherwise. This extra income can mean a letter home foi you a complete cduc ition foi youi ehildien a lull uid moie ieyy ud ing lite lox you and youi limily Other ieyy aids a college education can help you achieye m iy be eyen more Slglllfl cant than a hlghei income a deeper under standing ot people a gieatei ability to get along yy ell with otheis a tullei life to mention but a feyy When you add up the years of your learning remember that you 'ire adding up your future. And education is an invest- ment in the future which will return to ' many advantages. 'Egtzf ated uzerrzge cost of attending college in- cliulmg tuition 'room and board bool's and inci dental expenses CATERPILLAR TRACTOR CO l.xl Cosmopolitan, cultural, cordial . . . Bradley University is one of the r1ation's strong medium-sized uni- versities. Bradley University is large enough to offer a wide variety of courses and activities - small enough to be friendly and per- sonal. Bradley University maintains the highest accreditation, a disting- uished faculty, and a broad cur- riculum With more than sixty ma- jor fields of study. Bradley University has more than a hundred clubs, sororities, and fraternities, offering a Wide range of activities and interests Bradley University possesses an excellent Air Force ROTC unit Bradley University has a cosmopolitan student body personal student f culty associations, and a highly cultural free lecture arts program Bradley University has a place for you SUMMER SESSIONS. 1957 For additional information Iune ll - Iuly I4 luly 16 - August 18 Fall Term begins U n ers September 10. 1957 152 SOUTH SIDE SPORTING GOODS A MARINE SALES Compliments of MOHR'S HARDWARE STORE Boats. Evinrude Outboards. Fishing and Hunting Supplies 1321 'W. Lincoln 51 W1 S. Ariantw. Pr-wrii' P33-nw T-Sl-163 Open Evenirv Phone 4-0194- m ,alxmvn ACME RADIO 81 T V 7 111' a BIG BEAR GOAL THE MASTER 0F FUEL srom com X PEORIA ILLINOIS X Telephone 3 5256 XCQA1. RUD' Students Chuck Bonner and Rav 'vIcDade EGOLF MOTORS INO lo 1 1,3 CC ' ' , is 411 -' l ' ' I I f X 1 4004 SOL . Af1'111fs , , , . I Y I ,Wg A DAG . ' 5 , f..M,, ,ww I Uaaeea 5-grff' 5' mln: F THE METHODIST HOSPITAL OF CENTRAL ILLINOIS SCHOOL OF NURSING The Methodlst Hospxtal oi Central Ill1no1s a modern 400 bed 1nst1tut1or' s fully approved by all accredltmg agencles The School ol Nurslng 1S Natron ally accredrted It has a well quahhed Faculty modern teach1ng tac1l1t1e and Student Assoclatlon orgamzatlon The School of Nurslng offers two programs ln protessmonal nurslng as a career Students may choose the fll Dlploma or QZQ Degree program ln nurs 1ng In the Drploma Program the student pursues the regular three year basrc nurslng curnculurn In the Degree Program the student pursues a COll6g1GI9 course of study rn CIIIIIICIIIOII wlth Bradley Un1vers1ty Peorra Ill1no1s or wrth Ill1no1s Wesleyan Un1vers1ty Bloomrngton Ill1no1s and earns two degrees ln a mlnunum of tour years All classes enroll annually 1n September Apply Dxrector of Nursmg The M6IhOdlSI Hospltal of Central Illmoxs 221 North Glen Oak Avenue Peona Ill1no1s Nothing says Fashion more eloquently than clothes lrom 1854 1957 :Www 213 215 S Adams St Wecxrmg Apparel tor Men cmd Boys u 5915553753 IH! nfs! Nilwim fum I Students Kitty Schaab and Shules Rappe BERGNER S 109 156 Curb Counter and Carry Out Servxce Open Year Around 4030 S Adams St AGE AMBULANGE SERVIGE Rental :S Sales Om gen Hoepxtal Bedi The-rapx the-el Chaxre Pentalk Crutc-hee BLB Nlaelw VK alkers Phone 4 3322 023 N KHOXXIIIQ Boys and Gnls Have Your Sport Slacks Custom Tailored To Your Measure S14 95 ex Parr Over 200 Styles to Select From E F SGUTT TAILORS 00 LEO HAGEMANN HARDWARE PORTMAN SPORT GOODS FIELD S LAUNDROMAT FANPSI CI WYHP. WARDS BARBER SHOP T SQUARE CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMING BLUM FURNITURE COMPANY TRAPP S VARIETY STORE T S1115 WALTER G CASSENS PLLMBING HEATING AND SEWERING g,,3-,nwly 'yyfaifmf M,,3,g..yy. IIT XV. 'WL-,sltizigf 2' EEA P -z-' W-4 S ' '- 3 A E pp , --5 Ii. T Wfiig, Q W -i In P--111111 AVN K Ciziw U' A 'I A 'EE 4 ' V' Pu' 4 I ZALUQ W. Gamvn 51, For the Finest in Home Furnishings AER T155 Cm. Q 1.7 A.' ':ifTRx1' 333' 7 513-U1 f 3 f fpxzyf- -1 :D W Engl. .- - I E I-51441 1 C-Iittplinigzzrx Hi ' , 1 A. . 1' pp 1 'T XY. 'QT 2-w .ffm---. P11 Q Students R'1v 'VIcDade and Herman B111 Gentral Nahonal Bank and Trust Gompany of Peoria Slim, 9 G R BEGKER LUMBER G0 'Z-104 VS Farmmgton Road 6 1811 Students Glenna 'Nevstgon and Gene Phxlllp BREMER IEWELRY 709 S JEII-91 son BILL EGIIN SERVICE STATION FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS ,,,,m,,,S 66 ,Rooms and Loan Assoclatlon of Peoria Txres Battenes Auto Accessone ZN1h 911111 xe 1-1615 Brake Servxce and Motor Tune Up Phone 1 9406 Sz 1 144 1840 N L, KK Jld The place for Savmqb W'e Gue S 8. H Lrleen N1 lmn Peoua IIIIII 115 COITIDIIIHQIIIN t 1b01 W est Llncoln Axenuf Famous For Our Castle Burgers Phone 69033 Peorla IIIIIIOIS PETER COSTA CLOTHING 6. SHOE btanlex and btall btlv tg 1.30 ,J 1 if - 1 1 u H . - . - - S 111 H111 J ff--S1 1 A' . P11111 -V11 ' - ,' - 1 ' , C. 'ris 'f -1 - ,H ' - v 3 5 Aj .' . ' K'A. . by 0. ' V , ' - 1 ' - . . - -. .We T. Cffillke 1 5. X Nl ! 1 3-2 m Ymbaew' 1 5 HJKINTM fi :S Q. . + -:Y gk' if ii F E ,I -ik -1. 5-E L L X To Better Serve The Communnty VK ILFON I UGHUIIILII neu Nlrrliuiu 11 wp e- Q-nt 'mother m e 1 e 1 WILTON IVIORTUARY eomphmenis of PEORIH WATER WORKS CO. Y 'f-,rd wp . , f . , , , e M N .ASW 112, N- H e M MXN 7, ix., fe, , ' A . ' YW 0,4 !m:.v,4.U .g.gg?',f1 A I .- hlq! if., , V M .1-1. f-- 'K 2 . Q 'J' - 1' ., K , ' ' , ..e.. - ' - fm 4 52555-5 ' H--V 4 , -. X , , A' A ,. 11, sg EEE ' g f' ff- A E- r ' ,746 .. - I, .amz '-32, ' ,. 7, f f, X :Tc .Inf lI'ig , gigil g Y I! f,, elf Q ,ET .ee l , 1321511.21-1 .:,,., ' - ,nf . - Aqfhff af F- f , if gg ,I .,.,-:.,i.e35i,7::::'- X W ii e --: - .r ,lyk . 1-FFlKf5 -4 :iff--T: , , , :Q- '135fl5E3QE , , QSEJ ff' ,,....l' - x 4 Y 1 ' ' ' .' me ervcieri this M '. ' Q ' ,r 5' s 4 1' 4 .mv than T2 ye-als mf fezvice In h Pewia area. xvil 'fi Ry lic' EL L 1 . ,Q . EDWARD S SHOE STORE 1702 XKIIHIN Phone 4 Sb SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Que Top Vllue Sl ITIIJS TRAVIS CADILLAC PONTIAC CO CADILLAC PONTIAC Sales and Servrce vb W XIAID Sire rn' Vaubel Prescrrptron Pharmacy Reliable Dependable Prescrrptron Servrce X X1ubelR Vkn l-lx R h Q axclen 'rt Western Phone I 4484 OPI-N S A Nl 10 PNI DAIIY nnludmg Sundu 'md Holrdaw DENNIS SPAIN STUDIO FINE PORTRAITS CANDID WEDDINGS 1004 VVQRIGIII Phone 4 6991 Andreen Nordwall Company MEN S SHOP I South Jeltexson Peolm IIIIHUIS DAVIS ELECTRIC COMPANY Electric Motors Rewound Repmred Motors Controls Parts Fans MOTOR SPECIALISTS Phone 4 01-lb CENTRAL I-'IXTURE CO Lrghtmg Frxtures Frreplace Frxtures ffl! Vavn I Phone 61422 ILLINOIS FURNITURE COMPANY 7023 SOuth Adamx Phone '3 3123 Anxrous to please you Ioe Wemtch lf 7 I l ' I LL' S. ,- 2 Q -I '15 I . 'Pie 'S' 2 2 II I QL' . ' et I Phx 1 3-XTTT I I I H. 'z 1 .Ph. 'r . .P .I . . . I We Call For and Deliver Prescnptrons 1 v I , v ' - V . ., E . IQ ' 122, I ' ' ag f ' 1 I . I 1 1 - I , .- 12' . I I - . I I ' I . . I 'SLI S. -'-'J I 41 1 1 Z , - 1 i 1 GEORGE SPIES 0 INDUSTRIES I INC CREVE COEUR IEWEL SHOP Ex luslve D1SIf1bUIOfS ol the 1958 Manual Traxrung Hlgh School Class Rmgs. D Hl'Dl'PR'XND 5116 R 1 Ix PISANO 2 NT Ll As NC NI XDI IIN' ,4 Gassel lX'fl. In Gwyn-1':1tM11 XVZII1 lhf- Llf Nh Him Str-fl Crmx- CIJHUF. Illi..cwi-' BC .. l f , f' 4 wg. NIC ' f .' ', Pj.vp1'ik,-I 15 'l'HI'I IHS ' .. ffl Rlf H' I I C 2' THERE EXISTS NO BETTER EX AMPLE OF WHAT CAN BE ACCOM PLISHED UNDER THE AMERICAN SYSTEM OF INDIVIDUAL INITIATIVE THAN THAT WHICH IS CONTAINED IN THE LIFE AND WORK OF THOMAS ALVA EDISON Thomas A EDISIJN 1847 1931 ' Central I1l111ois Light Cornpany c'7f2'H SZO LDS Liz: i i For Over 77 Years Your Dependable J I Place to Buy Home Furmshlngs gf i ,,,,,,,m,m nmrzm B31 , swim L 9355? Ii You Dont Know Furmture H M KW? l J J Know Your Furnlture Dealer COHEN FURNITURE COMPANY IQQQASQQQZZKIQL Students Gene Phrllrpe, J D W1lllamS, Don Weaver, and Darryl Shlrmefreld IAGK 81 BILL'S SPORTING GUUDS Q - 1 - I - 'Nr l I f i if A f 1' ' - ' - 5 e.,..,e if ' 3:22 53 Q XX 755g 55 if 5fA'ri,fi3:5'-'g F1 -1 I .qfilggg iifiii jfijffii- - ' 3 Nj:-QQ 3 1 1 pri e'.- . u.- 5 2 ' ia: 1 Q Q ifqif. .f -:Y-:7 '5' ' , ..-- . -,'- Z -. IT: -'-,f.-- r 7 4 : ' 3 ' 'Z '- -' Sexy. f . ' 'g25::ig2E.:E5 .,g.5.,-ji-ig-14111111 N, Qziigzizizi'-' 5 2 5 5 . E 5 QE f Egg W' 1' 1,5-1.I2.252523i2ii e--' W H , .-,, i 5 Q S r r- if is si , , rg 'S -in ll E 27, I Q , I A . . -wa-5,3 I ',-v Q N X Q 5 E I -:J , at r Q. v-'1.,,.-i ,,e' ' Q , Hilfe VA1.151-'VAv-ff?.L:w:::7f:r-M ..,.: N W-Aivhymsl ...,,E:.r.g3,T..,, If A l,g:::... qlgj' f Q.:.,: .. -Q t K 5 1 3 : 51- ff? , -ii.. '.-iii122252:6-'-2'25'i:2ffii . 35 . . 5 -' I Q- I- -W. , V I . EQ:.g.: Mi., I Q - i - iii , V .,:. Q fy WSW ge E 1 QL ' E ,, ' 'Ei if J r- ! 1 1 I - 1 164 1EFFEnsoN TRUSTA 'iiinyolgiilficswiiiinkor Psonm Peorla IHIHOIS A BANK YOU LL LIKE One Two Three S Iefferson Ave Phane 6 0831 NIENIBER FEDERAL DFPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ' Pleakes Ls to Pleaxe Hou ICE CREAM SANDWICI-IES M24 Sfulh Adamx Sires NOTIONS NOVELTIES HOBBY MODELS UU 1421 S Lnmgston Stxeet Uv uma Illmuxx POTTER 6 ANDERSON IEWELERS SILVERSMITHS Vkorthx of Hour Confldeme n I Opp Jvffp PEORIA ARTS 6. CRAFT SUPPLIES CENTRAL ILLINOIS ONLY COMPLETE CRAFT SHOP Z 1 VI N am I Un Bldg Phone 63110 E c a Illm 5 165 I , - I 1 - - - I - K I I L ' -4 .4 S . 4 'y' A - . . .- Phone T-9454 1 - - - - YU' '. .1 ' 33-1F1wS. ...S K. . Gr: .uit H I - I Studenw Sharon Prultt and XIIRQ Smith SINGER JEWELRY JINIJIIIU n' ROSSETTER MOTOR CO Q whnth and Fxanklm Qlwe-t Peonas Ford Dealer Smce 1938 PHOTOGRAPHH IS FLN PEORIR CAMERA SHOP Ice Kxlton Huber Sammxs 9 'Ham ati ART S SINCLAIR SERVICE South Adams at Western Phfane J-117 Jrla IH! 166 C1 ' ' e- .f ff I l T .. . ,, K. 1 F' i N , .AT I 1 R -39 A A ,N PM T-if KL Pe, ' , 2 INLET XR Q l-if sr vi N M wr. W. Tw fa g students Jack Burklu Jerrx Haxes Be-xerlx Ward MAC HY MARKET 41. MacArthur Highway OPEN 24 HOURS Bakery - Lunches Ha. dwcxre - Produce Meats and Groceries Service For Auto. Fishing and Hunting Licenses F 168 'Xou can qualin EXECUTIVE OFFICES AT BROWNS at Biouns vxhere xou an suriounded hx a huslnesx atmospwi uxmesb Ask for School Bulletin w BIIOWNS PEORIA SOHOOL OF BUSINESS PEORIA AUTO PARTS 30 Automatic Lanes HOME OF MANUAL BOWLING LEAGUE I I I - I x ' '1' . . . . . Y . . , . . . .' . . , 1 , Every S+,-cretarial student is finished in our executive offices. Your last days a I Brnwns is just like YOUI' first days in b 4 D I 1 I 1 '- 1 Il- I t I l l I X Students Bonme Bonneuell Bettx Bonnexxell Sandla Elde Students Saraylane Aten and Laux Tgaxlw ROSZELL'S 1 1 1 1 l 2 I 1 l 1 1 I , -X 2' l 4 , ,, ,A t gf ' N A f' 1 Nl .. 7 1 x K - ' A W ,.. ' ' 4-5 su . . - .... ,. - - - - - l - 1 1 . - ' 'H 02- 3. N ad Qu Q Q-I T' 'J' Pg- F:- H? Q hd hd ' . . Q., m his - 1 Pm Y .4 Ld l Q 1 U3 1 . U. ' Ed S V -:- n ' 3 2 . ax: I: 'Q 'il ' 1 H ' ' IT' ru 'T' -4 -C, 5 ' ' S H., . 3 ' E '-' 5 l Bd U-I h- ' ' U' . IP Z Bd 1, v , up . - I - , . I I 4- I , Y- 4, , ,A , , MAA, 4,, A 44,44 A I A A4 AM- 4 -4 I 161116111 elf H ou nes er orget s our cc 100 ax G an we xope xou a maxi remem cr P 0i0ReHex x0ur0 1C1a P1010 un we talzlng xour plcturei an we ope xou vu not orget uq ln t e years to come wx en t ere are ot CIOCCBQIOIIQNOU want to remem er lflillmlmzom JUWAYSPI wlt ine POIt1'Hlt: PhotoReflex a umque method of taking plcturec from coawt to coast RNW1-N-x i ss--+.,r,X.! KRAMERS RESTAURANT AND DRIVE IN 'NIoss gl We-stem Axe-nut The Nxcest Place zn Town to Eat OPEN THE YEAR AROLND Students: Shirley Brockway and Gloria Coon AGKERMAWS KLEAN-RITE GLEANERS Mi , , e' .lla tb WELCOWlE . . . to shop First wrfh the new so you wrll always wan? to loolc lust at your Bloclc 81 Kuhl Store Everything for you' Everything for your home' our purpose our pledge to please you our guarantee WELCIIME . . . to work Opportunities In every field buyrng adverhsmg d'SPl0Y merchandising sellrng lood servrces irallrc ollrce lunchons P9'S0l1r1el store managemeni operahons occounhng mln M Gmgmwfylim Q0 stores Q oc, ln I7 CIIIBS A on R mf Ono Mo WMWMMM GENERAL OFFICES 124 S Adams St Peona He s B o fllockfo dl Halb ch Sch oed KO c I a p o a o a 2 L , ll n - fl Q ,fuk I if .t .A - lx V4 r , .Mx C l X: ' 1 J U' 'Q .Wf fln,h- .h . rulw . .1 .- . ..jf,'j1g' ll N U L M, X- i . - . ,- . U- ' I. l ll . ' lll l '1 a ' .mllrlhu 1 . ,I.v 20 e ria Danville Jolie! line S I S. I l ec ur wa Elgin FYCBPOYV G - I ef Ulf' Q Q 0 Quincy Golesbwg W,nnegp Rock sl nd Daven ort,l w r U, , Kewonee Oc f f Danville Store for Homes Burlington,l w 17 SCHOOL BUSSES Psonm snvmus OARPENTER OOAOH SALES NUI South VVlShllU7l n Phone 'S n AND LOAN ASSOOIATION 101 South Jettubon 'Strect orml Illmo Studenw Charles Schofield Wllev O'Neal and LeQter Hlcks KEENANS SPORTING GOODS Q I - - I I - - - I N I L E , as ' ,, . Pe 3, ' is .-3T2.x E Ph me .m-4405 I I - K - - I - 2 - I - l I - - I X i I I '1-1 Facultx We-mbe N11 'VIll1gan SOUTH SIDE BANK K ---M M-W f-f f Students Al T e and Pal Sant g GOMMERGIAL NATIONAL BANK . R1 Students Eleanor and Nlelwa Tolllxel PRODUGERS DAIRY Natural Partners r QF IW' PEOR ra 35' Q.-f bl EI! 4 lt rw My gran M1272 IA COCA COLA BOTTLING CO low!! Family Store 2013 S Jefferion Wm J Crawford Nlgr Outlet Store 209 211 Fulton St Wm C Cravstord xlgl The Shoe Salon 3-10 Fulton St Jamee Cravsfold Mgr Pekin Store 373 Court St John Crawtord Nlgr GRAWFORD S SHDE STORES Natnonolly Famous Shoes Featured by Crawford s Men s Walkox 61 Roblee Streetmaster Conformal Pedvun Kelth H1ghlander Women s D1 Locke Alr Step Selby Stxleez Lxfe Strlde Jolenes Debtowners 'vfademolselle Custom Craft Naturalizer Tovsn and Country Whlspers Klckermos Oldmame Trotters Children s Chlld Life Buster Brown Amerlcan Glrl Orthopedu Rohm Hood Trlmfoot AJ K ' s ai J. ,T ' - ' . 1 ffve-Z EZ I ni . Kluu M ' ' 3 -'lr uf- f N X .0 E 3 j lwjlggr W M X 5 ,. f 4 U? .: W f ,,,1 Eg' I?- , E sw W U l x m I cgi ' 1 1 XV'- - ' . C0 MVAN VIY Q f ' 1 l Hey, Semars' e Want Your Auto raph, Tao' 65 xfl JS JZ, X1 YJ 1X1 Slgn your autograph where It wll' reall! pay off on a Kroger Employment Appheatlon We h xc excellent pos1t1ons for mtelllgent young men an women posltlons wlth good startmg pay We: tram you for promotlons too A Kroger 1ob IS more than just a place to xx orl HCT NOW' one fl Per onnel 'llanagel 111 Peremumon treel Peoxla lllmr 3 3633 Outslde Peolm I I ' . N X Ph 1 1' See: I A if X 1' S - ' W ,. f- .- , N , . 'R M, X N - L M R-Y - A IQ , ' 1115 .. X - - K-, ' J 'fx' I .i' f. See -' kx.,.j.'v2 'A Kroger Store fklanager .il ,,,,.,.......... , - - - .4fl'--l- ft- Y U ' u 4 I .Y p Y I 7 . . . U l -Y. Vt' P Q A W ISO! do you , y X z g?'fs3A 53rM U 4, S ee I: Y 4, cox x cfm uxxe -KQ- S Good-b wfzf' ECI' WOT i Nite, Dee me Mus? 9 Y' he for yg1E?M i Q fs 5 K! 55W wg erunnefs of Son1O 5 h if 'W C3o Avvcy Leis have Q r 6 of bug nule TH W E 1... SE If-4 Jus? dro 1'3- .M is Q omg X in 'do xosk W A ,sf 9 and bod ., .,,. Ef- JA I ' ehoda s Three of G Hold thot pose N 3 Q 1' .Wk wiki Jxsd lx fd efmo C3065 -I A F I Q 5 Q ' v mm 9 5 1 K fp, A ,f ,i Ve O56 If 1 S legs e s look: Acknowledgment I , L1 ., , ,. V-. N.' f.,. Q. I LIL' I ..- vL.- A ' , I