Marengo Community High School - Yearbook (Marengo, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1954 volume:

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S. we are publishing r teachers because with- the V954 Smoke Signals. walk on the These are some oi the phases of those chapters which will re- 'n close to our hearts--the lls between the To ou out their guidance our ath oi learning could never have been successful mai 0 our parents because with rushing in the ha ouragement and un classes- -the suspense before r have coronation of the Homecoming ueen the iun we had decoratin class parties the butter time the out their enc der standing we would neve overcome the obstacles on the ath to learning for the lies be ore curtain clarinets squeak while the ban is playing on the iootball iiel t ng s irit oi our iootba and tr ac P the iigh i l baseball e meet TAB LE OF CONTENTS Admln N lstratl FixcVu3dd1t10nOn Y Semors and 5611001 Pe guniol-S rsonel OphOnq Efeshmlifs u S and ACt1V1t Organ 1 1Za1g Athletlczs ionb Advertlslng Pages lgages Pages Pages Pages Pages Pages Pages P SCS ages 10 124 basketbal teams the iun o our p p ings dancing at the Jr Sr prom and iinallv the openin strains i Pomp and Circumstan ht o graduation mg i xl? Qn 0 W is SQL. we sow WORM A BERT P T ' - - . iq t- . g . i. i . s '- . . d . . . dn . . P. . H, , . li .- 5 , t U . y l . g . Y ce on g I' ., ' ' U E . s W l l x l 5 I ' ' l f x . Pages 8-11 Q.. X Y . A I i ' - 2243 . ., . 1 -49 - w U ' 50-55 g 56-61 L t as-79 l -1 1 V X 4 1 2' X X l K -1 L '47 - in A 1 ll D 'UA if 1952 H1 X SIGHHLS j HIHHEHGU, ILLIHUIS N 511 HHHUHL STHFF BOARD, FACULTY, AND FRIENDS: During this past year we have worked hard to preserve the memories of our last year of M. C.l-l. S. It has been indeed a pleasure to head this staff which has so faithfully performed its duties. We were however very fortunate to have a very capable o-o erative adviser, Mrs. and c p to uide us. reserve We hav in high school in a s our last year he ast tvfo year Kugler, g e attempted to p I uni ue way. ln t p been given a Cl our yearbook has second place rating by the Colum olastic Press Association a fir st bia Sch This year we hope to have on our book. place rating We have had excellent photo raphy work by the Root Studio o Chicago. We hope that this is t e book that M. C.l-l. S. has ev r ' ' be enioyed best produced. l hope it will by every one. Sincerely, ilton Diedrick M Editor -In-Chief Nr-f glzilnies Mackeben Otogfaphy' Editor Assmam to Editor-ln Ch ' ief Evelyn Rupprechr , ' Lirerary Editor h.....P n.- 'Y lr Roberr Foster Carroonisz 20,41 -L, ll, Charlene Sohrnirr Typist Leona Thomas Typist f?f'f'?ri'r -1A- , 1 a Z.. 1 V., , Shirley Olson A ssisranr Phorography Edgror lknry Baasugnrr Adwrtising Manager E93 Patricia Deneen and Do1oresGoya Co-Arr Editors f, X S Z M 1, . , gs: X.-XT?-BABY 51 Af Y YV cxaouwmos ST NE X! ' V Ak x f 'Fl' -v .yi 5 K V A -l .J Q7 ,Q-L.,-'J f- , A. A YXJ The Board of Education, the gov erning body of school, is legally re W1 Sponsible for the education ofthe if youth of Marengo Community High School. The class of 54 extends it's sincere appreciation for all the efforts put forth by this Board of Education. ,20S'Q f . I ARTHUR MILLER ERMA STOCKWELL STANLEY CHURCH HOWARD GRAFF WILLIAM CORSON ERVIN RUDSINSKI kd' 4, ' 1 X 'lil To The Class of 1954, Upon the receipt of this year-book, you will have all but graduated from the Community High School. You will have had the privilege, granted to all American Youth, of attend- ing one of many American high schools. ln no other land in the world could you have had such a privilege. lt is part of your A merican heritage. ' Here, most of you have spent the greater portion of your waking hours for the past four yearx. These have been turbu- lent years-'the 'Cold War , the Korean Conflict, compul- sory military training, and many other momentous events have been passing into history. Nevertheless, during all these disturbances, the real, the true, the important task of lor ever moving forward in life has been steadily and surely accomplished. You are now young men and young women: the future is yours to do with, to a large degree, as you will, ' Many of you may elect to go on to college you may elect to ftnd immediate employment or you may elect to initiate a busutess oi your own Other: of you may not be so fortunate You will have graduated nor knowing what to do or how to do rt You may have many talents and yet not find yourself lf this be the case you are indeed unfortunate But you need not be so for you are living in the age ol opportunity oppornrnity which is always knocking at your door The idea that opportunity knocks only once is not rue in America Farture hall' successes and unfortunate events may be used as stepping stones to greater and more worth vhlle things If you should happen to start out on the wrong track have gumptlon enough to stop and do something useful that you Joy doing Just a word ot' cautlon while you have the choice of many things which you may do and while America wel comes youth no matter how many laurel: you have gained in hlgh school don t don t walt for someone to come along to make you be a success It just doesn t happen that way You have to be your own sell starter! Ax your high school principal l with you much happiness in the days and years ahead and may you from time to little g noe through this year book and remember some of those happy events which you have had these part four years Best wishes E C Nichols BRETT C NIC HOLS ISIIY Illinois State Normal Umve fl111n015 M Ed of 1111no1S Un1verS1TY 1 111111015 Pr1t1C1Pa1 EV Norma M A Un1vers1lY 0 ' secretary Auct-: cot.vt-R tltmou Busmev Sl'm 'e' School for SeC'e e' Northwestem University Evanswnf mums e Pr n g o e g r p 4, . -- a 1 1 t l ' . l l CII' ' . : u - ' ' ' xi l . 1: , :' tj f s i ' . X. 5111, Business School. E18 fl V X. t , ' . ii ? iv e . Q . if? to - tl ii ' 3 gl - ,zest J 3 bv Q iuig 'E , If ,f , f , 2 . A f I W y...5 f ! Sv-is fsg? Our New Addition f A -Clif' our new confession stand E ,Q 'Q IOU 1 1 it 41- n 1' Q A ,,...f,.. i' A l' I- V A ,H 1 1 . Q? f X. . ,Eg:.:, A ' ,, wg, -' .ff JS , , 1,-.:-'f' 'VP'- 'Y ' ' 'f 1 27' -7 ' ' ,3 fff ?1 11. ,. ' A 'w Q .r-49' E ,p, ,.1,' -L1 , fvlifu V., ,: ' . ., .. -- .. v xx X E ab- K. ' W ffsQf,,.-'f ,. ez--,J '45'-sv'f.-7-s 'r ff 'ff1 --was ' ,',, ,, , , ,, xg- f - V-Clzfzf.- ' 55 4- .AM N, Q 3. --.-1 .. J ir., .. , ,.. V, M , , , , ,,,.. ' fic. px 'Tn' T . ,Y , H .- .,, , ,W M A. ,. l:-H. .5-1 m W-j,.+Avy:.a,.... M nm: , lv! , ' M -'f---i, . , A . ' Ha--a'-.,,,, ,Ii -gf FN, vllql.. , , p-L. X XXX? MW S '55 IIS th U? 7 3 ,A 'X x N 25 -9-f X X Emu' --IX X-9 iii' New 161:36 P 'lfgfl W, , ix ff' 945 j x Q iff E54 ' Gm 'Qu Y I. 1 f Y, Cx 1 Q 1 J. 49' X i--M , NWS Qlnamhl Our new cafeteria-our new agricultural laboratory ,I fri a- 4 ,-T.i-xi, '61I6'z Lg ,,q, 'I 1 ag n A 2? Qiiwl 5' ' 5' , ., , 1 If 5? .vw Il sl I , '--1 S N , i UQ wb y-n.. ,.! 1 I Ill 4 5 3 L .-, .. i I i 1 v lx... Our new nqusiv dcpartrncnt-our new library-study hall Ii,...lI VT W7 Y-T'- 2':..-'E'-1 R V 1.f F' X . -1:1 A X - '14-f,lr.,'1' iff: 'Q Q xx X 1 fifi xbfxig KN. 'vw , . xx 3 'Sci L g. ,rl ' '36 i Rt Q v .-f.g1'gi,, w x 1- , ' '22 X 9x xg-Z. g1x,l5Q.3'k 3 . ?iW1fQz.'1-Yxvgy Q , V. . ,xxwxg - N- 'X A v -R2 1 . , . 1. , 1' Q. R 1 lf , 1 Q , .' v, I , .g,, .5 M f Er RMSTROSCQ. com' A - , - suxvleii uuH0'S . ,Sw UWC mer 031' GLENN A COXHEAD Umversrty of Illmozs IB S rn Physzcal Sczences and Math ancs Graduate work Unrverszty of I11 lnols Physzcal Sczences if-ng DA VID BOIES Northern Illinois State Teache College Dekalb Illznoz Graduate work Unrversrty of Minnesota Northern Illlnozs S Teachers College Dekalb Ill inozs M A Soc1a1Sc1ence OSHER e RALPH D Cones Indiana State 12:25:53 S Terre Haute lgconomlcs Duvet Sociol0gY agzygrcal Educauon EduC3u0n . . ' 's. if : I ' ' tate ff . 1 ,ff W 1 f - , Nvklvv .Jr I P I f' ' fy A I . . I . ., ' J, If If are b ' ' l I . em Q' . A ! . .. . . . Q. if ' 4 ' WM' N 1 1,1 A ' ., x I ' , Q I iN ' '- . a Y . - :g t .Y at ' . P X fff ' 1, Q 0 Q F og an f I 5 ' Q I 4. Qi ? 3 1 MYRON GRIMM Oshkosh State Teachers' College. Oshkosh. Wisconsin: University of Wisconsin, B.S. in Agriculture and Educationg Northern Illinois State Teachers' College, DeKalb. Ill- inois. Graduate work: University , of Illinois Agriculture. J 5 5 ' - ! V ' ii If l f ss e'1e- - . : K3 If Y: bi' ' 1 X f ykw uh fi is if f R lf! 'Aff ' t EVERETT I Illinois Stare HAMILTON N0fma1, I . Afofmal Um - ,. , 111110 Velgn J X ,, - , A 5' . If Graduate Work is, B.S. in Ed Y. I .I s -ie t 1 S : Uc - I 5' Htfne Teachers' Nonhefn lllinofmon' . , k . hnois. M College ls X . A E .A ' DEK Q , ,x I dug-ation - Commer I alb, Q In ' ' Athletic C1310 . ' ' f Hector, cal JOH J f L2Sa11e,IiJgUBBARTT g LaSalle, H1'U!UI1i0r Cone versity of Lagmisp Purdue U-gf, 3 H1- Qs Iiraduate workgyerre, Indiana B j QQ?-5 D Uc1n.oi5 Trade EI!1dUn1VerSirY Of' D S. 1 s, I anon. Illdustri al Ed- ! n fl X 1 'ldv' 5 S Q1 1 gfSa 1 Q KS? A79 7 I EJ? J MARY ALICE HUSFELDT Murray College. Murray. KCIIIUCRY B.S. in Home Economics. Grad- uate work: University of WiSCOnSiI1 Home Economics. L A X X f ff If PAUL JAM-Essrate College' tern Illinois B S Biology' Wes uunois' ' ' omb. xgfhematics' J r I f I BETTY IEA N RILEY KUGLER Northern Illinois State Teachers' College. DeKalb, Illinois. B.S. in Education: Colorado Stat lege of Educ e Col- ation. Gre orado, M eley. Col- .A . Industrial Arts. , i 3 I I tl ROBERT KRAPF St. Louis Inst' ltute of M Louis. M usic, Sr, 0- B. M. Music. R LA TIME KENNETH hers' . te Teac Northern Illi-D015 Sm . 5,5 - 01s. Kalb- mm. ue C- De Inallcs' 1? ndfcarion Mme a J f 2 if ER Y Mlm' . 0- GLADYS PENNcE011ege. Cmcag . g Uni' George willgaffgaduate Phys- . B. ' .W Glt .ence- xumols. fwisconsl may SC1 Gen versity 0 ' ical E and duilauon i 5 2 I 4 E f 80 5 NORBERT SIEWERT Marquette University, Milwaukee. Wisc. Loyola University, China , Illinois De Paul University, Chicago, Illinois A.B. Degree. EDNA NORRINGTON Parks College, Parksville, Mo. fA.B.j Graduate work: Universit of Kansas lM Y .AJ Graduate work: University of Ch' rcago Graduate work: Teachers'College. Kansas City. Mo. Library Science: Kan- sas State Tea Chefs' College, Emporia . Kansas. English and U.S. History. e--.,..,,,,,,., ,, . , All , k DAVID E' TESKE e River wjsqonsin State Clllzg' Qviarquene It FaQkgr?35coLrfisiTxaukee, Wiscofifyim v ' , ' rsi HUA. Graduate wQrk.w'i'3Z:m College ,' . :G I E Latin and I-ib'a'y' QM? N2 fi 1 S TPSUBU TWP s HELEN 5 tate TeaChe S 5 h m W-Umm ms NO e eiialb W-'no 0 5 C0 GS Du Ngtthem m Educauo mise M 0 chew C cs S1ateTea h Dra ' EnghS x-. SPMHS Un1vers1tYof:EE N1 G ,vs U1 :cal Educatzonols B K ROBER T VOGEN lzlliversity of Ilunois B S Grad e WOI'kg Univ . I Agriculture efS1fY of Illinois FUUD SERVICE HHD CUSTUUIHHS AHN EMMA DOROW ,S ks 2 . S S tn 4 wr' 1,' x. L f F x 5 A MR, EARL LEWIS ' Q f QQ MR. WALTER KEAST MR. ROBERT WRIGHT BUS DRIVERS f f fy? X jf:34f3'8Jg',', . I 1f ff3wi, 52.1 - I ?' MR. HAROLD HYDE MR, STANLEY BURKHARDT +A X W Mrs. Tipps teaching her English class. ff' Mr, Lewis turning the lights on for a Basketball game. Mr. Dvshcr reading tv his S-wiwlngy ulass Pjlnif' S L' V ,, +, Mrs, Jahn and Mrs. Durow preparing a meal for the students. ws-F ,+.L.:..2 X- '4 I Mr. Hubbard showing some students how to joint a board. -.-nl ll! 5.13 Latimer teaching Matiicniatics, 3 s -5 'f' x-1 - ...Q ., . f'., 95 . , Y- , X. , ff, fi ' .4 ffm? , K .al 1' N. '1 ' ' fb , 'fr N . Q, - X E - ' Awiw 4 . Y 1, p ' .f w w f .- I fix ..-. x i 1 ur J N ' Q N, , . Q N fix 51: M ff QQ : is 'M I ??iv if 2 I' 'X O x,,4 1' ' -I' 'Y 'bw .if D .Nfl W7 ,,,.g,. f I. N A 1- . gi-Y' P 'nit' w , I , Y . 'f AQAWXXQ NN .ma . 1 ,lah xx X 2 Us V, hx my-.V X ,if x 3' 2'I'i'2'3 F- ' , Y A ,. ltx Xxx .ff f , I , Q S L,' A , Qfjjg' A 1,335 L 'E , , ,633 .' 2 Q-375 Q.. 5'1- , W ,qw v -., . Q, f-.., xyx M W- a 'H N. W, R-, w ., .. ' -V .xqvlxxx ,If V. Ms M , x . . . -,V x if 1 Q, .ttf . Q x . . 5 v -. 1. , XS RQ -. 5s .SER .ss bzxfw fb ' -4 Q' N X. Qs XSS'-fYf '- , -...v , Q M .R -,, 1 . ,, 1:'C':'f3J: W1 :Sail- .X . . . . K . , 'A R The S ' includenlgr ,Class ACIivities formale glvmg the Winter la . Presenting a class SMY, taking a class trip, Homenterlng a float for the CC01'1'l1ng parade. ' Q ROBERT PICTON President Football l-23 Basketball 1-41 Track lg Gym Show ' : F.F.A. 144s F.F.A. r 4 esident 4g Pres. 43 Class Pr lllvl STONE Secretary F.F.A. I-23 Class King lg Homecoming King 41 Pep Club l-23 M Club 4g Class V.P. 43 Football I-4g Bas- ketball l-25 Track l-2g Class Student Council. Sec. 4g Gym Show 1-4, l H t DENEEN it K l STEPHEN orts Pmrzicia ig Vg Vice Pres Tteasmer b U 1 l Football r-4g rraeu r.3s GW Shcw PI Ci: 2 1 l it Baseball 2gBaSk6tbal1 Mgr. C1252 PHY 2 S3858 Trias A 2 . K-3: Gym Show X ,4g Kgy Annual Sta 4Queen cmd 4 W Club 31lvl. Club 3-4: Cab- Homecommg ,if inet 3g lntramurals l-23 Class l .IW Pres. 2g Class v.P. 4:61655 l Mg Play 3g Pep Club 2-3g Boys' l ' State 33 Honor Roll 1-3: Repre- 4! 3 X Sent-3 tive 1 . el Y,,,,- Sr' . l ' Z' I Q J PATRICIA AHRENS ROBERT ALBRECHT DELORES ANTHONY Gym Show I'2'4Q Pep Club 1-35 Football 1-45 Basketball 1-45 Base- Choir 1-35 Band 1-35 Cheerleader F.H.A. 1-35 Class Play 3. ball 1-35 Track I-45 House of Rep. 1-45 Commercial Club 3-4: Pep 2-3-45 Boys' State 35 Gym Show Club 2-45 Senate 1-35 House of I-2-4: M Club 3-45 Key Club 3. Rep. 45 Gym Show 1-4. HENRY BASSUENER ROBERT BURNSIDE Football I3 Intramurals I-4: Gym F.F.A. I-4: Basketball I-2: Foot- Show I-4: Class Play 35 Pep Club ball I3 Pep Club 25 Student Gov't 1-25 Annual Staff45 Key Club 3-4. TN-...,,,s I 1 Ui jjp do 6 1 JF f QR, .4 3 an NR Q- IOAN BOOMGARDEN F.H.A. I-4: Commercial Club 3-41 Pep Club I-4g Band I-35 Gym Show I-4g Fun Club 3g Librarian 2,45 Intra- murals I-4. BRUCE DAVIS Football r-4g Basketball 1-45 Track tg Gym Show 2-39 Intramurals I-2: Choir rp Key Club 31 M Club 4g Stud- ent Gov't 35 Class V.P. 3: Pep Club gg Prom King 35 Press Club 45 Home- coming King Cand. 4. ll- t 'jf rwfw Wi W' I I rf W if Xu CHARLES DAWES X. ROZEL CORSON Gym Show 2-4: Projectionist I-45 Track I. MILTON DIEDRICK Annual Staff 4, Edirorg Gym Show 1.3-45 Pep Club 3: Ind. Arrs Club I-25 Press Club 4g Student Gov't 4: Class Treas. 35 Class Play 3: Honor Roll I-4g Boys' State: Book Store Mgr 2. .,- K.. . .. ,rw W - 1 I 1 'ff' Nufxx W? ., ,ry 1 JOAN DRIVER TOM DRIVER JOAN EICKSTEADT Band 1-gg Majorette 1-34 Cheer- Football 1-4: Track IL Basketball Intramurals 1-4: Gym Show 1-4 leader 2g Commercial Club 3-4: l-23 Intramurals l-25 M Club 49 Press Club 4: Pep Club I-3. Pep Club 1-45 Prom Queen 3: Key Club 35 Pep Club 25 Annual Class Play 3: Student Gov't 2g Staff 2-49 Ind. Arts Club I-2. Annual Staff 4: Choir 1. if ,J ,X ,X ff ,X if 7, RONALD ESCHBA CH DOLORES ESCHBACH X F.F.A. I-2-43 Pep Club 1-2 F.H.A. I-25 Commercial Club 3-4. 'lA' Gym Show 1-4. ,V ,l nf 25-' C A f I ' f A NORMAN FIEPKE CAROLYN FRY Football 1-2: Pep Club I-2: Imra- Intramurals I-4: Gym Show I-4: Choir murals I-45 Key Club 3,4g Class I-35 House of Rep. IQ Annual Staff 42 Play 35 Gym Show 1-4: Annual Press Club 4: Girl's State 3: Class Play Staff 4. 35 Pep Club 1-3. X1 f . - Q , , l 1' xc , v K ' F 1 ' r ' N N l 54 T - y X V .A ' 5 5 .IA -7 x v .Q DAVID GR.-wr ,K Q DELORES GOYA Football lg Band Ig Choir Ig Gym X FRANK GRAY Student Council I-53 Commercial Club Show I-35 Photo Club l-23 Pro- Photo Club I-21 Band I: Gym Show r-4: Art Club l-35 Annual Staff 45 Pep jectionist I-45 Class Play 33 Pep I-4g Annual staff 4: Ind. Arts Club Club gg Press Club 49 Gym Show 4. Club 2-3. I-2. ,ar 1 f l BERNARD KRAEMER F.F.A. I-4: Pep Club 35 M Club 45 Track 2: Football Mgr. 4: lntramurals 1-3. r J' A f F ' l xl' ,ol Q ex' 9' N t u C P X 1 JUDY LOCKE - fx- ir I-4: Gym Show I-44'Annual staff 4: District Music Contest 2-49 Press Club 4: Pep Club I-3-4: Stud- ent Gov't I-3-4: State Music Con- test 2-4: Intramurals I-4. If WU: wvs J, L, X Vols ' 2 SHIRLEY KUBLY Gym Show I-4: Press Club 4: Intra- murals 4g Librarian 3: Annual Staff 2: Honor Roll 4. r .v J x ll X4 A X . X X xl Y l ml' K ' ryl 3 N N . .v , K, A LOCKHART M2013 U Iilgzskreasmer I: Choir I-2: Gym l'-4: Intramurals 1-4g Band I: XY ommercial Club 3-45 Pep Club I- PHYLLIS LUSZ X Y 4: Press Club 45 Majorette I-3: House Gym Show I-4: Commercial Club of Rep. I-2: Class Play 3: Senate r. 3-4: F.H.A. 3-4: Pep Club I-4. i ARVILLA MCNULTY Gym Show 1-45 Pep Club I F.H.A. 2-45 Commercial C 45 Class Play 35 Band I. 4 ,X ,ff f 7 ff if fy' ,ffl ,fy ff ' flfflr DONNA MEYERS BETTY MEYER Band I-23 Gym Show I-4: Pep Club 2-35 Librarian 25 F.H.A. 3-4: Choir 3: Commercial Club 3-4: Annual Staff 4. DONALD MEYER Choir I-3: Band I-3: F H A 2-4: F.F.A. I-45 Key Club 35 Track 2-45 Fun Club 35 Majorette 3: Gym Show Basketball I-45 Gym Show I-45 Intra- I-45 Pep Club 1-45 Press Club 1-45 CHARLES NAUGLE murals I-35 M Club 3-45 F.F.A. Sec- District Music Contest I-35 lnuamur- Gym Show I-4: Intramurals I-2: Foot- retary. als. ball I-45 Key Club 35 Pep Club I-2. ROBERT RADDA TZ Football lg Intramurals I-25 Pep Club 2g Gym Show 1-4. 5 ra W 'M Q MI! 5 i '69 SHIRLEY REED Transfer from La Grange Township High School, la Grange, 111, Gym Show 3-4g Commercial Club 45 Student Council 4. -Q., XX ' VX Q 1 ' ' Nj. ., - X X V ,ij V1 Y I-l Ex x. .' v., X If ,X th V xLju xy' X l b rf- k-1 JOHN RATCLIFF Football I-45 Gym Show I-45 Bas- ketball I-23 Class King 2,43 Intra murals I-2: Pep Club 2: Commer- cial Club 4: M Club 4: Track li House of Rep. 3-4. will MW EVELYN RUPPRECHT OJ Gym Show I-4g Librarian 25 Com- RODNEY SCHA EFFER merical 2-4: Class Queen 3: Press Football l-4: Basketball I6 Gym Club 4g Annual Staff 45 Intramurals Show 1-45 Intramurals I-4: Pep 1-4g Pep Club 1-3. Club 1-2. 'ugffh LV CHARLENE SCHAEFER 4 ' Intramurals 1-45 Gym ShOW4I-41 House of Rep. 1-35 Class 35 -f Press Club 4: Cheerl r 1-45 Cflass Secretary 2-35 Pep, ub l-3ujCom- mercial ClLlbl4: Hbmecifhlyling Queen 4. b ' 1 4 J C' 1 J of ' vii' CHARLENE SCHMITT Transfer from Har-Brack High School. Brackenridge, Pa. 45 Gym Show 45 Press Club 45 Annual Staff 45 Com- mercial Club 45 Honor Roll 4. 61? 1- VIRGIL SCHUMA CHER Football I-2-45 Basketball 2-35 Track I-31F.F.A. 2-45 Pep Club 2-35 Ind. Arts I-25 Annual Staff 45 Gym Show I-4. DELORES SIMONS SALLY SHENBERGER Choir I5 Press Club 45 Pep Club Band I-23 Pep Club l-25 Gym Show 2-35 Commercial Club 45 Gym I-4: Commercial Club 3-4. Show 1-4. '-.uf E i f ,U le M GI pe -F2 We 40 5' s,, LARRY SIMONS 'Z' I PAl'l. 5'I'Ol'X'lfNlN F.F.A. 1-44 Honor Roll Ig Intra- F.F..-X. I-.gp Gym Show 1-4: Bas- murals I-23 Pep Club 25 Key Club ketball 2-4: Pup Club I-1: Intra- 3. murals 1-3. ROBERT SWA NSON Football I-4: Track I-21 Intra- murals I-2: Gym Show I-25 Pep Club 3: M Club 4: Student Coun- cil 3-4: Ind. Arts Club I-2: Ann- ual Staff 4. CAROL THOMFOHRDA Transfer from Harvard High School LEONA THOMAS Harvard. Ill. F.H.A. 3-4: F.H.A. Senate 3-41 Gym Show I-45 Ann- Treasurer 4g Majorettc 3-4g Com- ual Staff Secretary. mercial Club 45 Annual Staff4. , 1 . . ,f -1 .C Qx V , 1 l K I I f BETTY TOMLIN AUDREY VOELKER Homecoming Queen I2 Class Sec- Transfer from Oregon High School, Transferred from Central Hlgh retary li Student Gov't 1-3g Band Oregon. Ill. Annual staff 4: Press School Burhngton Ill F H A I-35 Pep Club 1-4g Commercial Club 41 Student Gov't 45 Gym Show 3 4 Chorr 3 Commerclal Club 4 Club 3-4g Honor Roll I-4. 4, IV j , fi 1 1' 05140 1 546 'I pe, , Q 4 f 1 f ' 'Z MQMW5 IQ M! I lla' l v 1 f Vw . ,Q fbi f 4 f 6' A ' 'L' W3 A lo 4 swf! M , , l , , VAL A ' A X! Ljlfgfq I yqflfcofdjf 01111 M CLARENCE WILKINS A Ulu! S? 4 ' JA, Football IQ Pep Club 1-4, Annual A 4 Cf!M,1,c J! .jf SANDRA w1LK1Ns Staff4g Press Club 45 Gym Show y - at 4 5 X-f Pe Club I 4 F H A 1 4 C lr I-4: Honor Roll l-4. to fm , A I 2 4 Gym Show 1 4 . 0 f' ' ' P y 01 , fig!! I K 2 N K me T.fffUfj6!!fZ UV NV' ,M EDWARD WINTER GERALD WRIGHT Band I-45 Gym Show I-4: Press Football Ig Basketball IQ F.F.A Club 43 Annual Staff 4: Pep Club 1-4g Pep Club 2-3. I-2: Ind. Arts I-2. N Tug 5 Hz' W - 'F l a' ' ? 'f 1 m P it ti l f-1 N W 1 Y K P f l ,b , 1 ll i' ,E f P g if, l . ' l 23, ig' it A .tj mf ' 'H 43 f f -Xi f B111 A ell PRESIDE T if Jean OUS SECRETARY The Junior class activities include bidding the Seniors farewell with the Junior-Senior Prom taking charge of the conces sions presenting a class play and entering a float for the Home coming parade. Lynwoo C e 1 ESIDQNT 'Ss 5 e sie Xsl 8 Y' , 9 ,Za-iff' X. ,rl U f-If 1 . ,,, Q? ,1 Q.. x . N.. ' W l Amex. 'iw-izlwx ,, -A ,M w . -sf , i i ' 4 . -in all Q, ' , I V. ,N I, A A 'Ay K' vi, r' 'Fifi-L: K X x 'zliliffjigf fi if A gi:-, , V- U Q.fg?3A cf V, .V ,l - x y . ' 5' i Q' I ic fs, ,K I V W4 .L L J mn! 'Ywf ' ,- V LA - x Jung' K 11 fi 'Q Marlys Anderson Norma Buchte Frank Bushell Arthur Cantlin Betty Deckert Joyce Dollman Sue Ann Doscher John Dunker Darwin Eschbach Shirley Fidder Helen Fiepke Robert Foster Elaine Graham Charles Grossen Beverly Guse Marilyn Guse Robert Ham Lucille Hacker Mary Ann Hasty Carol Hauri Joseph Havensxf' N MSN ,Z way Bernice Henningq George Hicks X 'J Robert Higgs ,T . rj i Jawa' , J! fjfolygiqxfl David Kerlin George Kometani Betty Koplin Ruth Kraemer Gene Krause Charles Kunde William Listy Courtney Mack Jeanette Mack 'I Joan Mack Robert Marks Robert Meyers 5 , A. ' ,iq.v iz i ' 1 ' H 43 2 ' ' N ' L fa Y 45,1 EPD 41' -49' I , gt , .. X .' U ., , ,,. , , ff, ' sv ff A 'S . Q..-ff J T7 Q ,Q , nv 'Z' Mack Neff George Ocock Glenn Ocock Q Q2 Carol Oleson Q David Olinger Mattie Jo Ray Phyllis Richardson Carol Rudsinski Patsy Sarbaugh David Samuelson Dolores Schildgren Robert Schmars Janet Schneider Donna Schuring Arlene Seegers , I' U .xx . ' n.'t , ,A r ,K V I-n U' A 1 ' Vt 'K 5 N S , ,t fr My X Dorothy: Slaughter Martin Sternberg Barbara Stone , .4 ' rpxfv g ff .. '-S f f P t 4 Maxine Stone Edwin Switzer Ronald Themfolirda Sally Thornas Marlene Ulrich Eugene Vesta Bernadine Walton Dennis Ward Kenton Williams 1 ,Q Fr 41' 'V ,K N ff. .-' 'nf ,' , ,wqlf , , M 'I i + 'K i 4 is ', U X as 3 Sr OB -I 3 ,e Sandra Willis Harry Wolf Sandra Wolf Carol Wright Donald Zickuhr i 'Ts Q. W. , .,,,,. 'Q' I I I v S i I x ' 4?Wi f9q,,, . X , A, 4- U41 , S: S Ni, vw, N if Q , , il i ai Q - ,K , , . f W fy V L- ' L T 2 Q- ,K 'Y,f, lk XL? - Q., 'US S X Ha VI CrrypS1th0n R1chard Deneen RESIDEN PRESIDENT T 'Za xg -'mt 3 SECRE mg Y P01 S 'E' Prudence Cam The act1v1t1es of the Sophomore TREASURER Class lnclude g1v1ng the In1t1at1on Party, at wh1ch they welcome the Freshmen They also enter a float , 1n the I-Iomecommg parade 51 ' W 1 I I 4 o V !f',,fZk X , . V, I U x 'p K E- l S . A L. ' e X It 3 we ,, Hwy G rh.4V N W wi A M ,I S xii.. 5 A I .Ilwz A , 47 .ts , Vt P Q ,fl fm V I Q , .1 f V, V57 , 5, V - k,klj' it fl C 1 1 , l A A fl f . I tr 3 f fri ' Barbara Baker Charlotte Becker JN, 1.-47 , rl: lily' ft f an l '55 Judy Bernhardt Heinz Boecher William Brandt Sally Bremer N ,sh l' xr Patrrcra Florenr Dawn Fellin Betty Eschbach Jane Dollman C21rO1 Ar1dS1'S01'1 Alex Alvarez Patricia Allman Carl Ahlberg F Barbara Brunschon Robert Carr Kathryn Deneen 'Qs We Q' Norma Olson Virgmia Roush Wayne Renter PBI Ryman G31-yR3,u5Ch 4 ,YA V' L Marjorie Sachtleben i JCK V Russell Peterson Phillip Sandberg Q' 4 'T 6 'Q my 1 ,,. ,V S IIA 3:51 5 1' qiefo L fm Q gy .er,Q f-115 Leonard Pfaffinger Robert Schmitt Kenneth Schmars Eugene Schaefer Carol Sawallisch Barbara Schneider William Picton June Pollock Emma Ratfield 54 -4 1 :Li 9 X F s-2? A.. ca- ,I Rs -if I ff 'r D 'B' .N r fffff Er' ' ' x 'AJ 'Cl 1 Bonnie Schuring Jackie SI ckle N f'1 i 45: 'Suv A 'S' ,x N I fix I Shirley Shouse Gilbert Tauck Wayne Simons Barbara Standish David Stemberg ,,. 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'L Y ' xxx x-.xx -., R+ 5:1 H-X . .- -Nat-?'c ' ' ' NWI 1, , t f':g'x': 5 -A . fwfr' 3 N Q Pofter I-fnan 1:-ff No T PREQDEN Dosher wa 309 PRESXD MCE 1 e S Kofne ta-U1 Delol' SECRETARY The aCt1V1t1eS of the Freshman class 1nc1ude gxvlng two part1es a year and en tenng a float for the Homecorrung parade f Jud T EYP Un ASURERSI- uf! '75 fm Q 5? 5. ' I r A 4' e Y N u 5 V NT h XX . ,gy-,f 177. fy V 2-S f ' . , M k 1 , , 'tv' - W X I A , P A a 2. QV ?'e e F' e 1 Q 1 ', 3 e i . 1' 47 I R ot . S' it N 'W A R.. 1:21 P' IQ B x ,A I ll . ,Q ' fir' x I it li YL, A . SCFA. 6 I Karen Anderson 'nv .,.,,,, Robert Awe ,-.11 i ! .,,-V Diane Awe Beverly Beebe 5 fr, J Ervin Boeldt Charles Brand 6' J a mes Brooke Sharon Brooks Doris Bryan Pf:5,:+f'f I g 1 Richard Burnside E, , ' l Velma Butler L.. Q Wm. . Ronald Adams Emma Anderson Rita Courier Doris Cripe Frank Dodge O O 9 A-5 ,0 er 2 5 ff, ig fel-rg X Patricia Engle Robert Feiertag Wilbert Fiepke Graff Shirley Griebel Sandra Guse Joyce Hall Alice Hemmingsen Carolynn Hicks Doris I-lolz Barbara Icenogle Allan Jackson Roy Jackson iffy -1-rf r an 4'.,. f ,VJ 'sz' if 'swf 1 'N ' I :ZZ L- -5. My fi ':..'-X. I xc N 3 - ,j J .354 W . FY'?'!i'?a1:f f , ' gm. , ,aw :Jr ,pn fl f? 9 as 1 1, 0? , ,e' , J, gf f, X' if - if n John Johnstone Phyllis Joost Joyce Kelley Eugene Krohmer Harold Mackeben Roland Mallegne Joyce Merriman Donna Motley Daniel Nichols Rita Nordmeyer Bruce Olbrich Peggy Olson Thomas Readel Ray Schneider if 'SJ ry ,V,AA Margaret Sherman Charles Spears Edward Stoffregen Eugene Steurer Lola Stone Robert Stone Charles Ulrich Delora Vander Koy Judith Ward Sally Ward Lawrence Wilke Thoma s Willis Ilse W inter X 61 'W 41 A f U H ' an rs- 1 X In . -. w X :fi e., 31. f Darlene Nevel, Prcsrdelrr, 5 Donna Meyers, Joyee Dollman. Nafrrm Buuirre, X'.fe Presrdemg Helen Ikcpke, Prrilrgrrrxenmrmllp Ruth Kzuemer, lIgsmr.311, ph 1... 5- Rrta Courier, Sally Ward, Judy Ward, Velma Buller P v J Y ..f 1 ,wlinx 'W 1-.,. 55 J ff? L U..1EIL' V-Vx, . Cl1r1l','nli.vf . . - ff Q I 1 1 'I ,n '1 l 5 ' - 1, I n I .,v 'I '.' -Il ,u I- . l '. g I X1lr.1,l1L,:-L, M.1r1.'Ii.1sIy, Joyvu Hdll, li.a:bJa'.1l3k1P'cF. -2 fgfz ::g: 1,1 Uni .,' V lx' ax ..,, .-. nl as Il 1 'Pl 'wr hu 'N A .1 I lf. si u 'EI U -am. on X, n Ola Q Nlllgfm 1l' UhLDg I 'Yves QQ H .4 95 i 1, ,,3.,,., EMAKI-'05, Norma Olson Jane Dollman 'WN Arlene Seegers, Dulofes Eschbach Leona Tnomas, Ioan Baomgarden. Cl1rolThomfol1rda Vugmla Wllkle Donna Shearlng Ngw Shuley Olson, Snlrley F1dder K 9 9 qzf rgghl 2 I. F. H. L jf 5- ,- x I HHS F9 I QCQQWQ 42 Q. ,Q 54 , ,... IDEIYT IFYING SEEDS LEFT IO RIGIIT, STANDING: II.1:r 5.ztm.m, Gordon Bxrke, SITTING: Charles Grusscn, W,IIgg1m IIIVIJII, Dam III EschbacI1, UI: I5 IC ER S LEI 'I' ILO RIGIIT: I7,iIlI SIOIIYCIIIII, 'Tzu,m11rurg W1II1.1IIQ Ardull, Vw: I':'ub1dT-111g Iluhvrt I'1ct.m, Pxufxdulll Rabat BIIIIIFILIC, Scziimmlg VITPLII SuI.uz:i.1vI1cr, Rupofterg Dougld fxiuyur, Sccrctgxry. I .SL- ,,,,-- W -W, ,,.-, , ,.N.-...v- ,...-lf ! wr na. aff-4-E f JUDGING CROP SEEDS LEFT TO RIGHT: Lenard Pfaifiiilgcr, David Srcrnberg, Gene Guse, Ronald McKee, Edward lldndricks, Melvin Gurkc. asa-fi-Ii .-.,i,1av TESTING SOIL FOR POTASH Richard Burnside, Glen Cha nzberlain. READING ACIDITY AND PHOSPHOROUS TESTS Robert Awe, Allan Jackson, f. F. H. The Future Farmers of America is closely tied up with the vocational agriculture program at the high school. In fact, it is sometimes thought of as the F. F. A. program. This is not quite true. The F. F. A. is a privilege extended to those meeting the requirements. It is difficult to know the greatest single benefit that is derived from the F. F. A. One of its impor- tant accomplishments is the training it provides in leadership. These days of controversy over parity prices, proper soil conservation programs, price support and the like point out a need for farmers who are able to express themselves. ,JVSQ A 1 , - , 41552 1 - , 4. . Lugfggykl I. Q IR, AGRICULTURE CLA SS LEFT ROW Donald Zickuhr, Carl Hrll, Lynwood Meier, Robert Meyers. RIGHT ROW: Ronald Tromfohrda George HICRS, Martin Sternberg, Mack Neff, Frank Bushell. g5,- WELDING LEFT TO RIGHT: G IN FARM SHOP erald Wnght, Ronald Eschbach, Larry Simons, Frank Grossen TESTING MILK X, COMPUTING IIERD MILK TEST LEFT TO RIGHT: Iolm IOIIIHIOIIS, RUl.',I.1CIiSOI1 Lawercmce Wxll-46. Frank Do -ww Hr Jw dba, Emu: QILML., R 'Y C 11 L4 HRARLKX UI I li LHS C7 rl' x ly uu'1'1 'iruw.:L'r X v 11 'VXNL ull, M . Rh 1 x 5' K-.1 4' ll IS gl 735.5 I YK YYYY RK Nlxfxq X 'T 1 V af W, r x.. fv- vm-A Q, .0 vlsuni nuns - ilsnnmnns CUHIHIERCIHL CLUB VISUAL AIDS Our Visual Aids Club furnishes us with educational movies as well as entertaining ones. It is made up of students who are interested in movie projecting. COMMERCIAL CLUB The Commercial Club is made up of students who have com pleted at least two years of commercial subjects. The organiza tion helps to get the students in the commercial classes better acquainted. The club sponsors speakers from businesses in Marengo and from companies who manufacture business machines. iw ' x 'W X -v 'R N X OFFICERS Ross Kitcl.cii-'lrcasarerg Cltarluiit- Schaefer-Vice-President, Marilyn Cviise -Secretary, Jean Otis-Prev iduait, LIBRARIANS The Librarians Club consists of students who have charge of the library during their study peri- od. Two students act as librarians. Besides dusting and straightening the books in the library each pe- riod, the student librarians check out books. COMMERCIAL CLUB FIRST ROW, L to R: J, Boorngarden, R, Kraemer, N. Biichte, C, Oleson, B. Guse, P, Richardson, D, Schildgren, J. Mack, SECOND ROW, L to lk B, Meyer, V, Wilkie, M, J, Ray, J. Mack, B Deckcrt, B, Stone, C, Hauri, S, Willis. THIRD ROW, L to R: D. Eschbach, C. Schmitt, G,John son, S, Reed, S, Shenberger, M, Marks, J, Otis, S, Wolf, FOURTH ROW L to R: E. Rupprecht, J. Mayer, D, Anthony, B, Tomlin, J, Driver, A. Lockhart, C. Schaefer, S. Dosher, H. Wolf, B, Henning. FIFTH ROW, L to R: M, Guse, M. Hasty, D. Goya, B, Mueller, Miss Armstrong, sponsor, L, Hacker, C. Wright. 1-3 Y? -s 'vs 'UN CL' 6 3 ,,, 9 X1 C X, 3 at T uhm wtrie I Cirgl' 'l'HIRDROW Ltu L eria' POQRTH ROW I. IJ R- 5 , ii swipe, Cs. lx.x:1.1e, C, Dfdllxl, I Ill ROW, L Lu R: D, Ssrtiuelsgn, 4. V- xtr ilhrec 1, ll, Vw',iZ', R, line, R Swan- STUIJEHT BUVEHIIIHEHT Oni' most active organization in st-l1:1ol1 tht- Slllfitllll Gzuverlitiiciit. The Senate, which is nisicle up of four students frorn each class and the Hquse of Representatives, which is niah- up of eine student for every ten consti- tute the Student Go'.'e1'nFnent. Each class el- ects its Senators and Representatives. The Student Goxfernment presidential and vice- presidential speech-rnalqing carnpaign was held in the aualitoriuni, The winning candi- dates in the election for president and vice- president were George Kometani and his running mate. Charles Kunde, Besides raising revenue. passing laws, and adminis trating justice, the Student Governn'1ent spon sors the annual Homecoming and the Christ mas party. Charles I-xunue Vita Prtsidcnt '9 Q-1: T7 es is nlUUl.Nl GOYlfRNXlEN'll R C, ll X L u D II J E C x x l -1 3 1 D, lx,1:-,,1L, Sk'f.1.u.tluT, SECOND 1 1 , . 1.54, ,.-nl. L., 1, lU1lI'gxlI1g Oliflters Shirlee Pinnoxs, Delores .lmthoriy U i OFFICERS 'P 9 r 0 . S. Otis . ' pinflow . t - ,S- Presliilsident . Vice- .jo Q gi! PRESS UWB Q. x.' 'I 11' '9 Q, iv I mhavtn , o X i Y n. A PRESS CLUB FRONT ROW, L to R: P, Deneerz, S, Kubly, D, Meyers, M. Diedrlclf, J. Ercksrcadz, C, Sclraclbr, A, Lockhart, L, Fry, D. Graflf J. Locke. SECOND ROW, L to R: S, Reed, A. Voelker, D, Ncvcl, D, Goya, C, Schrzzlzr, E, Rupprecht, TIILRD ROW, L to R: E. Winter, B. Davis, R, Piske, R, Albrecht, S, Prnnow, M1ss.N'orrrngton, Advisor. ff Q! 2 x 75 xv I Q- s. 5 BHHIJ The Nl. C. II. S. band under the direction of Mr. Krapf has been one ofthe most active organizations in the high school's curriculum. Besides marching in a number of parades, it has niarched at football games and played for home basketball games. It has also provided music at our pep sessions before each game. The band gave an exceptionally good Christmas Concert this year. fit , ', BAND FIRST ROW, L io R: W, Ardell, J, Johnstone, S, Shouse P Vloreni, J Schneider, A., Seegers, R, Peterson, SEQOND 1 , - Q V RO W, L to R: A, Grossen, R, Ngrdemeyer, V, Bnile -1 1k ni Sarbaugh, B, Schneider, E, W.nIer, C, lilll, D, Ward ' a 12' I NLXJORETTES BACK ROW: D, Kakac, P, Welsh, H, Dwkert, N. Bnenie, P. Rynian, FRONT ROW: M, Sachtlebcn, C, Sliadle, P, Allman, S, Johnson, PERCUSSION INSTRUMENTS G, Ransch, V, Ranseli, J, Sukup, J. Swanson :TT r NY H150 4 GAND S... THIRD ROW, L ro R: R, Feicrtag, D. Bryan, E, Anderson, BHHD WOODWINDS FIRST ROW, L xo R: I. Jllllllblllllt, S, Shousc, P, Flurcnr, A, Sec R. Peterson, SECOND ROW, L LO R: J, SCll1lClLlCl', .-X, Crosscn, W Ardell, V, Butler, R. Norderncyer. W, lNlLll'lilSUlI, M, Nuff, FOURTH ROW, L IO R: V. Ruusch, G. Rausch, B, Dcckcrl, S, Johnson, D, Kakac, P. Ryman, P, Welch, N, Buchle, C, Shadle, P, Allman, M, Sach- tleben, J, Sukup, 1, Swanson, Mr, Krapf, Direcwr, BRASS FIRST ROW, L L0 R: B, Schneulcr, P, Sarbaugh, E, Wlntcr, D. Ward, C, Hlll, SECOND ROW, L io R: E. Anderson, M, Neff, D Bryan, W, Mdrkison, R, FCICIYJLQ. wi LJJ 77 XXPL as a Q 'Q A ,,'ep is 1 CHOIR SEXTETTE FRONT ROW: Barbara Bruncrxon, Darlene Krause June Pollock. BACK ROW: Rum Kraerner, Parn- ela Welch, Donna Jean Torrraw, Mr. Kraft has done an excellent job in build- ing up both the band and the choir, The choir, even though it lacks the deep harmonious voices of male members, has given a good account of itself. Many people enloyed the performances given by the choir at the Christmas and Spring Concerts. Next year We will have a fine choir representing M. C. H. S. QUARTETTE QLLN FETTE Velma Butler, Delores Vander Koy, Dororhy Kurnerani, FRONT ROW Vclrna Butler Delores Vander Ka Dororl DOI PiCfUI6Cl, Beverly Befibi- Kumeram BACR ROW Darlene Krause Barbara Brunt lx r Q-- 1' ' 5, elif?-1 ,4. iflf was 1 1 fi Initiation comes again to Marengo High School The Sophomores provide entertainment for the in- coming Freshman Class during the first Week of school. Everyone enjoys being dressed in funny clothes and smeared with lipstick, which is only a part of the fun they have. A party is also spon- sored by the Sophomores. Fun is had by one and all and initiation is over again until next year. 0 5 Q9 rg , .g l S I w.x.fy .WALT 'EST' Nl Dlggi ,1- Q12 'X I l I I 'T HUHIEIIUHIIHG 1953 The Homecoming festivities of Marengo Com munity High School were celebrated on October 8,9. and 10, On Thursday, evening. October 8, the Homecoming festivities began with a snake dance through the streets of Marengo, ending at the high school. On Friday afternoon, October 9. the Home- coming parade wound its way through the streets of Marengo. Following the parade, a pep meet- ing was held in front of the Colonial theatre. After the short addresses by Mayor Miller, Principal Nichols, and our coaches, the Junior class was announced as first place winner inthe float contest. The Sophomore class won second place, the Senior class won third place, and the Freshmen last place. On Friday evening our Hgimecoming foe on the football field was Hononegah. Although the team displayed their best fighting spirit, Hon- onegah proved to be victorious. During the half of the football game, the coronation of the Home- coming queen took place, Mary Jane Deneen, l952 Homecoming queen, crowned Charlene Schaefer, our Homecoming queen for l953. After the game, everyone enjoyed the midnight show, featuring a Frankenstien movie, at the Colonial theatre. On Saturday evening, October lO, Shirlee Pinnow, president of the Student Council, crowned Jim Stone the Homecoming king for l953 at the Homecoming dance. This climaxed the Homecoming festivities for l953. The principle speakers at the Friday after- noon pep meeting were Mr. Tregoning, Mr. Nichols, Mr. Doscher, and Mayor Miller. The pep meeting was attended by the entire student body and the towns people. , f r ' -+1 .B 'Yu 3' 4. V H. XJ! 29? .X 6 : Jaffa? gg 'L M aw , .A .4' lx. vii: .-...Q T. - J f Inn-. 'U ' FS 1 if -A ,mf EK'- lx X. . u 'yum'-. 1. ,F 1 fx .1 J f ' n I .f , . X I R kk ' K I Yi A 'N 1-In-s...... 'l,,. X , X f 2 f'4 l mmm , . The Fire Department lining up for the big homecoming parade. The Senior float with their four candidates. 'fix -afi- An 4 ig -Af ,. ' if H , The Fire Department was very much represented in the Homecoming Kkclblil :I-.QA . H Parade this year. The Sophomore float with its king and queen. '? 'iJI:4'l 1 - ' ' ' .. 'Q' , , ,-a:i14' I I Q Y.. - . I ,fe my fe: a ri 1 Aa' 'Xl Y ASQ.. X Y 41-5 The Freshmen tried, but in vain, for a winning float, Maybe by next year they will be better experienred at this type of thing. The Junior float, the 1953 Homecoming winner, is proudly displayed by its king and queen, Robert Foster and Patsy Sarbaugh. QWRKNGO ONONEYPV UP A Xl mo M' ll I 39 -7' The cheerleaders as they pose in the convertible which they rode in during the parade. They are left to right: Prudence Cain, Peggy Loeffel, Marilyn Guse, and Judy Pottinger. 1 5' . 7' wig? kxfih-Q Ti . , K . 19,3 .,s,: -g . 1 ,M l -sk-I! I X X x ,Eff I wry. 'Q' if T UP' ' K z H g , .1 1xi,x.x1'?nM ' s A1 THE SENIOR CANDIDATES Shirlee Pimimw Delores Anthijny Patriiia Dcncvr I THE CROWNING OF THE HOMECOMING QUEEN CHARLENE SCHAEFER. .- C--J , H0 ,ff J Q Q4-f Nm-, 5 CD X .xz M .q A. 4 . 323 1424 f 4. A is L--'rf 23,5- Y . 5- K' , pit' '- . . ci-'26 T 1- X X N -E'Q1w1E 'f. t5',' 'Nz ' 1 -5' 'K' , ' - 'Nl'I' . 4 , If ... , ' 4. . 'H Q E K E + ,Q -4 L ' J we If: V . -ew . - 1, . X '..,y NCQ' i X . 1 . Y A ubi- HOMECOMING KING AND QUEEN Charlene Schaefer and Jim Stone E I E HOMECOMING QUEEN CANDIDATE 8: QUEEN ELECT Charlene Schaefer UEEH UHHDIUHIES SENIOR QUEEN CANDIDATE Shirlee Pirmow SENIOR QUEEN CANDIDA Delores Anthony SENIOR QUEEN CANDIDATE Patricia Deneen 88 UHHIJIDHTES 0 4 QD 'D I IS S f-S' Q 'A UHIJEHCLHSSIHEH HTTEHDHHTS x FRESHMEN ATTENDANTS Dorothy Kometani and Jon Dosher M SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTS JUNIOR ATTENDANTS Carol Shadle and Gordon Burke Patsy Sarbaugh and Robert Foster ol? JUHIUR CLHSS PLHU Spring Fever, a farce rn three uets, drrer-ted by Mr, Nobert Stewert, wus presented .n the school audrtorrum on Mureh luth, und llth, 11:54, at 1 Jeloclfc, The entrre actton took place ln the lrvtng room of Mrs, 5pungler's boarding house at Brookfreld College, ll small eo-edueatronal college rn the East, on the precedrng Commencement. At Mrs, 5p4ngler's roomrng house u slrght bedlunz took pluee, for rn sddrtron to her regular college-boy roomers, ther: grrls l-cept popprng rn und Jutr A few parents und .rn aunt showed up, and the Prexy und Professor Beun found Oeeuston ror..lllsever.1l trmes A mrstuken rdent.t3 and the wrthdruwrng af Mr, Pureell's, tr Senrofs further, ofxer to present A new setenee bulldtng to the college leerd up to the elrntux whreh occured when a deeeptron, plunned to get rhe screuce butldtng hack rs drseovered, The ply proved ro be xery l-LllllEy Wllll loud explostons front Ed Hurrtsf .lClll1lllraU'. student. room for good tnetrsure--und rt ended entrrely to everyo11e'ssstlsluttroir, The east rneluded Joseph lltlvens us llowurd Brunt, 4 Senror ut Broolffreld College, Hu.ry Wolf us Ed Burns, st chernrstry studenrg Ken Wrllrurns ls V.e Lewrs, .rn trrr student, Betty Deelcert as Lou Herron, u Journulrstn studentg llewerly Guse .ls Mrs, spsngler, rhe landludyg Sue Doscher us Anne Purr-ell, llow.lrd's herrt rnteresrg Bernrce Hulllllllg ns Vrvlan George, VlC'S heurr rnturestg Glen1rOeoek .ls Henry Purtgell, Anne's futher, u rrch trrunufucturerg Beverly Mueller .ls Phoebe Purnell, .fXnne's rnotherg Darothy Sluuglr ter us Muude Curey, llow,rrd's sptnster .mnt !'roIr1C-.rl1Iornl.r, B.ll,Xrdell tls Professor Vrrg1lBean, ofthe Zoology Depurtrrrent, And, Bob lllggs .ls Dr, Drxon, Presrdent or Brookfreld College. C9 Y x ' w I Q 6 1- s .-, 6 ,E x X lx. JUHIUR-SEHIUH PHUIH On May 16, 1953, the Junior-Senior Prom was held at the Riley Grange Hall Dancing in the Dark was their theme. The Junior class attractively decorated the hall. Music for dancing was fur- nished by Bill Engberg's band. a,Mff:,f'fM W 'l . dv i, fd.- y L ., . 4 ,Q - a'IJ' . ' L 4 Rza 3 P -'- fiixga 1 UHHTER FUHIHHL On January 30, 1954, the Senior sponsored Winter Formal was held in the new gymnasium. With the Snow Ball as the theme, the gym was cleverly decorated with snowballs and Snowmen. Bill Er1gberg's band furnished the music for dancing. 93 4' G 91 SEHIUH CLHSS PLHU Mystery at Midnight? directed by Helen Tipps and John Gahala, was well received by the audience The mystery surrounding Barbara and the humorous antics of the colored servants kept the audience entertained all evening. Of-k .- PW' , r-f x if I L Lf' , if I , , ,fyisxjy Kai- X 16' Lawyer, Dick Lawrence, portrayed by John Locke, and Barbara, portrayed by Nancy Andrews. li P 2 -9 vi'-Q NQ5 'xb 1 df eo 0 A XNQQ' is V- Lawrence soon uncovers the plot 1 's..J Charles Dawes thrilled the audience by crooning the song, lt's rn the Book . '24 SIGHT SEEING TOUR Pit-elttuu 'Its l'!.3s1v.tllQd1t,.'t'1' Dept 12 The Community High School nt, .u 1, -pf,1t'tt. Y, out' t 'Y Y l, ..l .... .rf . IJ... Ltttlw L :1.C'...se Y Y Gesr Bxrs... sud fitE,.imrl.:,-C,::.t...1i.nt .Y, Rssrew 11 :Lt :sl C.r,t:d, .VJ Hou: Gil-' P E Cl.rsY SJ.t1Ie?11hfl.r..1 Y Leetl, .tl 3p,t.:t Y Seie ed Dsztrers 13,3 D Aer, Ltr., Z.ePut.r, IS, Kstzel, lxllrtrrii Ggchel, Butt Gese, L.1..'l' rittrrt T..e lfeiegt R.x.e7., Y T1.e C vn1.:1e'11sl - Stlerted Duzicers Cer: sig Y A T.r:ixe':.:i S 1'.. ool, Seleceti Brys on the lt,5:1B.tr l',rl5 Y 4. G..ps1.Cersx.m - ird .rout Gals' P. E Class - Pjrrgirds 1lJr.g1r.u N le :l.1.Att: Bolts' P, E Clsss Y Dfegiof Y M I.1:1.es rt it, rs ns.. ff l!1eLfIlt-55 wi. klti Y lIlt...1nr Llrls' I' li Clnss h I :nt e .. l..:'It- 1114.5 sl Dlttt ii.s L.t1leIi't.w,1L3,.l, '.1..'.,l ttullt-tteet. 5.11.1 Rn html H.. .rttrt tl,tw',t...1t1l1, t,1.n1 lthh.-ttru,1Y'll If C.l.t:x X 5 utr ri Irdht Y My fgtxrtt-1 t,.tr.n.n1 Suhr 1 I7,.n.t Y lst htut1L2.rls't' li tllnsx l'J'I l1IlMI55IUN bee .tttterttu Y tltr-utylt the eyes nt r iteuzttgtr Y Y Y ,Xt St-tmnl Bt itnnutgt lt1::tlwl1ug ' lint! P. ll. fIl.tss4.-s lttstrttrtnn Y Mr. Ltlnes .tud Mr. Doslter .Xdx.n1t'etl 'lktltthlttng Y St-levted Gtrls' ,tual Boys' Instructors - Mrs. Muller ,md Mr, lluttttltolt A-xt tlte Soda Pou:t1....z Y Y Y J.tterbt1,gs Y Ind ltour Gtrls' P. E, .intl Selected Boys Jelly .ht Itx: Y Juan Drtver .mdJut1:tl'rt1t,1le C:t.rrlest.xrg Y The Whole Gang A Vtstt To The Ctrcus Y A Y D-rtt1g Young klert on the Flyrng Tupeze Y Selected Boys' A. Dude Rumen - Out 1n.Xrrzon,a - - Y Rjgitme Cowboy - ltr: llegbertg and Selected Gtrls .Ltd Buys At the Stock CJ: Races - Boys' P. E. Classes - Mr. Doslrer tnstruetor Sentor Class Trlp Y To the Ozarks Y - - llrllblllre l.trr11ly - PJ, Lou 'l.tm,trrtg Mu, Merry June Dcneen Ot1rCJuntryC.1lls Us Y Ttll l W,t1tzt'tg.nn Wttlt You C::.etBo.rtsw.ttr1, Iohn Ktrcltun, Hts G rliY'1ex1d, Lyn I ry l'tt2.rle: .X Trrhuie 'tr our Izidmns of 1 35 Y - Y l11tl..t:t Drmce Y bel-st ted Gtrls Buves OitrIi.rsketh.tll'le.ttr1ut lzfrrt The Pi1yste..tlEdue.a:.J:t Dept, xmuld l.ke to express tts .tppzeutqttun to .tll those who helped to make rltts progruz: possthlc. Costumes, Lllrl. ,slice lltrsreltlt, Steitery, Dorotr1ySmkes, DeLores Goyr, S.lndr.t Kelley, Stage Scttutgs, Bert, Ieetn Kugler, Jour: llubbetrrrg ftekets, Pau1Swofford, Make-up, Ht-len Trppsq Ltglrttng, Clurles De:teet1,I.lzZ Butrd, Robert Kmpt. Ittstructorsut Pl1Qin.'.1lEllIJllAIlOl l, Paul Ltmes, Rulplt Dqsher, Everetill..tr11ltung Dtrector ufCyrnSl1ow, Gladys Mlller. Takes Two to Tango! LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Driver, J. B, Guse, and L, Tamarri. Zichur, J. Katzel, W. Griebel, N M. G Y n 4 s. S yu 0 '. mf 'gawk k EY' , . '+!Y,. , ' 1,4-4 ' - , f. ir' 1913.532 A 51 ul i , -, 9 -yy. V ig giqiffi ' W 1.1 ' .iw S wr' QS!-.!. 4 . A, V.. ' C 7Z'3i:'23f'Wa1f-aiu? 4 ' 5 1 ' ,.-5. pb2QE'f' UF il-xx X, I The perfect timing of these girls thrilled the audience. 1953 GYM SHOW On April 17 and l8 the Physical Ed- ucation Department of Marengo Com- munity High School presented its annual gym show, A Sight-Seeing Tour to a large appreciative audience. In the first part of the gym show the audience was escorted by travel agents, John Locke and Lou Tamarri, on a Mediterranean cruise and flight to Hawaii. In the sec- ond and last part of the gym show, the audience saw America through the eyes of a teen-ager. On the sight-seeing tour many entertaining numbers were per- formed. Through the co-operation of everyone, the gyrn show was a huge success. if X 9? QMS Il 4. ,xfaf lf fxf ' 1 A 1' g.. 1 DOn't Ixiove! Nancy Thurow K applying make-up to Steve Otis. E 40 F 41 5 l Q 'twig 1 .. K , k 4, , i ff eff If at x K A fs 6,23 ffcf I 'A . Boys pyramids by the boy's P. E. classes, Easy does it, boys! Boys Pyramids I ,g ' MEN , .Ji M415 O0 I 1 Q fa JP X ffm!! Hawiian holiday one of a series done by the gir1's P. E. classes. Delore s Kastning The Sabe r Dance Carol Swallish K.:- mfl -' .J' ,-go ?a S 02, uf A 'E 4.5. n 4.2.4 ma- . 1 M--W1 - 4 -M xg,-118-Q fy 1,14-' W. Q wgffs x 'df' xx I ' , J--f' M 1 -. 71' nl I , I . 1 ,Q .V , 1 t .. w1 t, ,Juni Mer-' Richard Bauman Throwing Shotput. TRHCH SPRING 1953 Marengo's track team of '53 was led by Dale Nevel, Marengo's star miler. Bob Huebsch in the pole volt and Richard Bauman in the shot put and discus won in almost every meet they entered. The rest of the team, although they did not win as con- sistently, gave it all they had. Coach Ralph Dosher enjoyed working with the boys as much as they did with him. L to R: Robert Marks, Steve Otis, George Kometani, L ,t...A.- . I! A, 37' s.. 1. .V . Aygiu .,t Y 1 'sfgagggfg 'fm-514 V,- zl'f1'.:w? , Asa- .n,' A ' , its-5'?'59i 2 , . . ' 55 fi , ', ' '- g , Q , I-N-,Q ru,-rivf . 'V ' l' 1 w 6. 4 Mgr.-. F ' I i-,...,,.-nv Q 11 ' . 'Q N ,K . , f '- 4 'F' . slum . . -f I J' 'X il up as E wiv, .1 .Q . H -5 Yr gap. 1 '41-links--f ' , 'ref' v .1 In-R .i '11 L4 Ax L.. Q '7 -div, 7 SCH'-' , Q? X L to R FIRST ROW George Kometanr Robert Markb I-rank Bubhell Ham Nwolf Lynwood Merer George Ocock SECOND ROW Wrllmm Nmrkrson Gordon Burke Inn Mdcrceben Donald Meyer Gerald Swofford Steve Ous Coder Dosher I HU D ROW John Rrulren xx John Locke hm Iiefvberg Han: Andresen Drk, Newel Rrchard Braur rar Rob r Hreb ch Jim Hegberg John Locke David Kerlin ,ln -nag- --QV ix ' Robert Huebsch - High Jump. 4 Q! - - f 'D O E' IJ Nav S Q, I Richard Bauman - Throwing Discus. I.. to R: Gordon Burke, Donald Meyer getting set. Y 4, , A L to R: Dale Nevel, Norman Pollock, Hans Andresen, Jim Mackeben - getting set. Robert Huebsch-The Pole Volt. L to R: Jim Hegberg, John Kitchen - getting set. Q5- E X ff LQ. l of .ij T.. 1:17 'JG' 4 p-xg. 'PT- U J dia? XA , if A X AAXENG f Q 4' +v,3,Nl,P I, qeav INGO N+m5f5fc0Q I I ' xx, XVXXJT-5 ARL! Xxfi -' Til ' ' , v .+L irc A ' 4... -T Q 's 1 Y-RENCON X yxfydq' O4 LRENC 4 W 'x Q X Q' 0, ' , if T as - , 230 NJ f ,p,REN Q' . 35.35 U - Q-wi .,,. C 7 2 Rf-'Ng I .f,-..,., L fr'-6 L r -9- 49 E 0 1 j KJ - ' ' B x 9' I . J R V 23 ammo 'WJ' M-REM ' 1 33' A Q i- M, R E Non QM-R T3 Nan p, R EW. Q Q gf 290 , !s33T.ss,gS6,gQ0 5... TV... -T sk . ., ' ,. FIRST ROX LEFT TO RIGHT B, Mar 's A, Alvarez, B, Ham, L, Weidner, M, Neff, D, Kerlm, B, Poster, SECOND ROW, LEFT TO PIGHT T R d 1 B P' I E St R, Adams, D, Burnside, J, Dosher, R, Awe, H M b THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT G B R C B d D S On, A. Jackson, R. Stone, R. Mallegne, D. C FRESH-SUPH. BHSHETBHLL Caught in the open, Samuelson races in for the basket. lts basketball time again as our new coach, Mr. Tregoning's Junior Varsity start out with a winning streak. So far they have won all their games. The way it looks they may end up with the SHARK Conference title. A number of the Junior Varsity players are also on the Varsity team, but they all look like good material for the Varsity team next year. The scramble under the basket HIHHHGEHS ynwood Mc er and George O cock pose for the camera 1 moment be fore game time. BHSHETBHLL VHHSITU One of the interesting highlights of the winter is the basketball season. This is a sport that keeps the fans tense and interested throughout the whole game. Last year Marengo s basket- ball team, coached by Ralph Dosher, won the SHARK Conference. Our Mar- engo Indians, having won three out of four conference starts, are plan- ning an honorable finish. Daxt Satmielson sl oots for that all infiportant basket FIRST RUN, L to R: Roger Kitchen, Couch R, Doslier, lt1ulS1ouxt tutr P B llt 1 SECO RFK., l tele D, Smiiuelsoit, B, Albrecht, li, Busliell, B D Nl P kit llul li M X231 ',ylf?EN1rt 5, si-5,4 4' Q, 0,3341 ' 2 f Q M, U ' I I 4 an .1 ,,.,,.,,,r if P 535 , 'MT .Q I A 'T' L9 lv, km 4 wa .2 2 If , 'W fuumnu - s 1 A I Although our football team did not have a winning season, we are proud of their fighting spirit which was shown at every game. With our new coach, Coach Tregoning, our team provided for their many loyal fans an evening of excitement and thrills. The Indian's record for this year was five losses and two wins. FHESHIHEII Coaches relaxing after practice FIRST ROW, L to Pc E, Stoffregen, R, Adams, L, Wilke, S, Olbrich, C, Brand, I, Dosher, E, Sreuer, SECOND ROW, L IOR: Asst, Coach, E, C, Hamilton, N, Portor, D, Coon, T, Carney, R, Stone, R. Peterson, R, Spears, J, Mack, THIRD ROW, L to Pc E. Boeldt, J, Brooke, R, Jackson, R, Mallegne, D, Nichols, E, Krohmer, B, Olbrich, R, Schneider, X 5 , , LJ ,Jef ,. ,su Lynwood Meier Half Back ' , -SV, A n George Hicks , End 1 ' I LX I PM If 'P-Y 9 ' f' ,Y vnnsuu FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Schrnars, B, Schrniu, B, Meyers, C, Kunde, G, Kornctani, SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D, Kcrlin, I, Stone, S, Otis, R, Kitchen, J, Rat- J. J Cliff, A, Olson, G, Hicks. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: r 1 Coach W, Tregoning, B, Swanson, R, Shaefer, L, Weidner, T R, Barth, H, Wolfe, R, Albrecht, T, Driver, Ass't, Coach- , ,L - .,,, , fr ,V ,H R. Doscher. FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: E, Hendricks, T '-! fMT?g V M, Srernberg, W, Reurer, C, Nauglc, G, Ocock, V. Y J ' L 1, -' Schumacher, L, Meier, G, Burke, ihllfl J ', IQ YM ' r 8 I NO. .5 .W Q 11 J A, . .l ii, : J X u, Y 0- up I fs. John Ratcliff - Guard , , ,Q 4 . mg . ,qw gig., 1. , .- ' YW 2 Q - fixn 3 ' , ,ML ! - 723.3 If 54 gg- 4 ? 3.3 .13 . H 32 71 L, I if 1 .n A A . 'gv...L!'-5 5 Q, . i-,O G I 1, ' W-P .fa-15. 'agv-ri. gigs-' kgfqy, A f.. '-+ Qi! Q31-P FS ?'.,,'j',fr5:42f ,-ywg ,A H ': Y A 1 ek , A M N. flxifli' , ' 1.5, .ryffffz-f',,' . fx d' ' A 1-ffzffffl I r L 1 ff? ,wr .NV-,,,Ul'f:x - j' ' ' X A f vm . K i S ,J . xiii! Xi .54 . If ' r M Steve Otis - Guard Gordon Burke Halfback 1 3 v Y Tlme out for Dave Kerhn rf 'if WT, ' .57 .. Wig? 'zidx 'YY , 1 , ' - K , X N ' ' - f. I' 4 - s ' , ' Y 'z Q , I 1 A X -3, 4 , J 5 'Q ' Q ' .., P 1 ,V ff ,- 'z' . . . -mf, K V 4 , .sf , , , - U Y ff?-53. 1 , . Vi' iw I It 1 '65 3? gh ,ki.?,.g,s fjf-f M, - 5 525+-if ,5.?'m 3ff 5 SYS:-4 'I i M ax 'mf' - ' A?-165' A' Q53, B Y? 1 ii. .ilk 4 YL ' Zi, ,f' ,d A ' ' PJ. 1 -U' I ,Hg ' Qffg' .. - 1 v :haf '7'. . L, Harry Wolf - Halfback 1' ' 3,0 'jf-'E' 120 tl. I, y p A ., 'I -F 1,1 U6 i -. . v . Q 'A -' 5. ' ' -X. ' ' . '- .9 . Q- ' h '5,.',, ' . ., , r -.. 73 .g,, -' -.. . Un, W . . ,is N. ' s. Q. ...:' ' ' -.4-v,. . -4: sn . ,.,, , -fi'-Lf 1 Q I X V A fir' 4- Q, ' - '-ff' f 'J gr' ' 'fp k ' 4 O ' Q No 1 ,..,.., 415, fn v-nn--7 ' ,4,.,,r,jq5x-Qui-vu-4, ..,n,. 5 K 4 . A .., V V, K ' 5 ,mfg ggi .vv istmgsilf 1-!,.4.,,,M , . v , f ' 'f :-N25 'A f Q ' ' Q 4, ,' K +5329 'A Q- e' ff .13 R , -, M I ,e 'fy-vga! . .o , - , me ra s,-mf.. ' .rf -' - 1 -3 f 1 f ' -K :fr A K vi' '--ff.'.- 4 A, ' M .1,1r1'8' ,fEA1'ff' 3,3 ,, .-.,, . . , , ,, . :If ,L52i,f.Mf'f f 'I fy .2 5 fi X 1 . ew- if ..-,K 1. . .WA ,e . V' V M,,.,g,,y.l'w A . .,,.1 1 , v. ,, Q 'i:x ,'A'f 'J 17 -. K ',.-1 ,,- . A , ,,. ' . 0 --J., U' wiv 1 L . . , Alfred Olson - Tackle I ' ,, 'SH-'41 lf j , ' ,- rgf- Ylwi':s'al-.4:-ff'-e'fe--- g.,fPr+5 14,e?sa 2'5' V ' f 'F' .,- 5',f-.Aw ,- Y' . 1,, .j - -ung-,gas - 4, ,. 5. xv. 'Q -v'-ee fvgaefx ' J-in 22, f -- Pg, Q. .. b 1 . ., x,,4,,, M., . 5,1 a .. IZ' ' . ,v.- . 3 q,-Q 5 'FW ' V24 ' ' xi. .,. e Y, v E ' 7 'P.ef , -'f 1- 5 .L Ross Kitchen - Center . .TL a I !Y. J, 4 wo. .,.,. .Wx ,, , . . , 2 e ' V 'ia Seri: u, X .ge g iff' I 15? 5 if ' I x- . x Q . , xg, , 121 5. I. W N' Jim Stone - Tackle gs. 71. -it-fr? ' 'f if I ff, K 2 , 0 1 , . IX, B-No-i fl' uf' A ,., 1. .. 'sb ., ' '- I .L ' 1 4',..'gfg.ff y ,f ,gf C mf-. 46 f ' .-1' ' JN Vs, 'Uk' ' . Q Plunge right thru that line! Bob Albrecht - Quarter-back E Q ..- .vo ,c I , ,A , gf k 8,4 1, iiigs l- .ri ,K+ I .f- A m N ' W s.,.'- W -, f .. .4 ,H . .4 'H -1-'L 'ws is 'fv f., 1 JP' .4 I : , . ,.. .J .. s -aff,-4' V! 4.4 1 15,1123 . -Q Hd ' f,, fi?-vw Mud-A ' ,K 'ui- W. I ,gps .Li ' 1144 1 E X N , ,,.,, ,- HDVEHHIS HB V! ki R 'EQ 'f X X 5 'U' RIIY IZ. W CONTRACTORS Comme rcial -Indus trial- Re s idential Phone 1643 Marengo, Illinois ATWOOD NASH SALES Belvldere Ill1no1s HEINEMANN HARDWARE C0 W Br11l E Hemernann W1r1ng Furnaces Sheet Metal Work Huntley Ill1no1s Compllments of T C AHNGER DDS Comp11ments to the Class of 1954 DR R AHRENS Optometrlst Marengo Illmols A WWA WW BERG a. KINGREN Internauonal Harvester Equ1pment Trucks and Refr1gerat1on Belw1dere Ill1no1s Compllments Deans Mllk BUESING BROTHERS Mar engo Ill1no1s Happy Landumgs Class of 1954 Cornphrnents of MARENGO PHARMACY F L Ban-d R Ph Phone 25 Marengo I111no1s Cornplunents of MR 8- MRS CLARENCE BALL . I ! . . . . , . . . 9 . 1 l ,X XM- I. X - ,l,1I,f' f ' y'K f . . XJ! . . , Y J . . . Q 4' C Y c cf, I ,X 5 X Congratulations To The Class of 54 Success Alwa S From Y SHEARERS PHARMACY CENTRAL GROCERY MARKET Prescriptions, Books, Office Supplies Everything for the Sick Room . ' Marengo, Illinois Reliable Service Crood Luck to the Class of l954 from sToKEs DRY Goons COMPANY MARENGO srsen. Pnooucrs co. Phom 73 Marengo, Illinois Compliments to the Class of 1954 Marengo , Illinois MARENGO BOWLING ALLEY ROBERT DILLON Marengo II.11l'101S Best Wishes from THE VOGUE SHOP Clothes for the .Tumor MISS Smart Clothes or The Smart Woman Woodstock Ilhnoxs STATE BANK OF UNION Deposlts Insured By The Federal Depos1t Insurance Corp Umon I111no1s ff 5,1 Comphments of PEN NSYLVAN IA OIL COMPANY Conoco Petroleum Products Marengo Ill1no1s Phone 97R MEL F SCHAEFFER Decoratmg Done Well Call ME' IF 7 lfz 'Q WILLIS LOUNGE 214 South State Street Phone 72.1 F1Sh Fry Every Frlday Nlte Stop In And See Duane and Wh1tey Cornphments to the Class of 1954 THE SMART SHOP Marengo I111no1s SHORTY 81 BUDS Servlce Stat1on Flve Corners 'Phulh s ' f Y ' l . , . . MEHBER Q ' I-'EDI-IRAL RESERVE ,SWSTIIVI iff . Pape ring Painting ll ' yy , , , . . l if ' -5. V f greasy f .o I he of foIg1y',,f . I l I ! Marengo Huntley Garden Pra1r1e and Un1on J. H. PAHERSO llll. KI KAI SER Cornphments of imma BENTON GARAGE Ka1ser Frazer Sales and Servlce M'lly.1 CHRIS BOXLEITNER JEWELRY 218 South State Street Marengo Ill1no1s G1fts for the Graduate SAMTER S en s Wear and Shoes H H Buell Proprletor Compllments from TANNERS NEWS AGENCY Marengo lll1no1s Congratulatlons To The Class of 4 From MAYOR MILLER Hoplng Your Ach1evements Succeed Your Expectatlons THE CAVE Lunch Room Marengo, llllnoxs Congratulauons To The Class of 1954 from DR. CINELIS ACE HARDWARE STORE Bottle Gas Applxances Walls gl Floor Covermngs 116 E Pra1r1e Street Marengo, Illmoms Best Wxshes To The Class of '54 O if , . l U . - . U the I . M I I I I 5 II APPHA El MART Electrical Appliances, Full Line Television We Service Everything We Sell 103 North State Marengo, Illinois UHWENGMHEHI BUMP Y Wishes Goodluck To The Class of 1954 ULD -N- 'writ' ...,,-vp :an . :S Q' 14 1 3 F19 fa , ,Z Cornphrnents and Best W1ShSS COOPER FUNERAL HOME Marengo 11l1n01s P-N Best Wlshes from BOB CARR S STANDARD O11.. sTAT10N GLENN YOUNG 1nter10r Dec0rat1ng Paper I-1ang1r1g Spray Pa1nt1ng F D Phone Marengo 111 U1110112245 HARRY DRIVER JR Best W1SheS for e Class of 54 Dealers 1n gra111 and rock produce COMPUMENTS SHORTY S TAP Un10n 1ll1n01s DUSENBERRY CLEANERS F1nest 1I'1 Clean1ng Marengo 1111n01s C0mpl1ments to the Class of 54 RALPH DENEEN 422 Hale Street General Contractmg Bu11d1ng Phone 742 G C 'Illll C EICKSTEDTS GARAGE D1am0nd T Trucks Alfred E1ckstedt 215 East Grant I-hghway Marengo I1l1n01s D A A 9 4 6' Qcnof I . , ' th I I Whitewashing Phone 1121 R. . . 2 : . . OF I . . . H.B. CHEVROLET SHLES Phone 52 Marengo Illinois 1 MHHEHGU STHTE BHHH Best Wlshes to the Class of 1954 A Frlendly country bank Depos1ts 1ssued by the Federal Depos1t Insurance Corp Marengo 111111015 BEST WISI-IES To the Class of 54 BRIGHT S CLEANER DR CARL ANDERSON DDS Hampshlre Ill1no1s A M WALLACE Insure 1n a sure Company Dependable Insurance Marengo I111no1s FRANKS STORE e pay h1gh pr1ces for all types of cattle For blg savmgs on good feed Call Marengo 261 Prompt Dehve ry Complxments LANGES WHITE CAFE Marengo Ilhnols CHRIS WILKINS GARAGE Repau-1ng and Weldmg Phone Unlon 2117 Harmony I111no1s STAN DARD SIANDARD SERVICE WOO DSTOCK DRY GOOD 113 South Benton Street Woodstock I1l1no1s Phone 67 Congratulatlons to the Class of '54 NEVEL'S REGISTERED JERSEY'S Ray Nevel Garden Pra1r1e I111no1s 9 4 y . I I 0 n W ' ' I I ' I I - D , D of -A-I X- ' . ,I2i?3iL1:. , I, ,.-.., ix , I l Yum vlioniwieiiloiv is AR MAX AND LUCILLE LASHBROOK Owners ne-51. :4Q,. l X We buy and sell grain of any kind on flat or moisture bids SAWAllISCH CHAI Marengo, lllinois Phones - 1155 or 1851 C0 Comphments PAUL W J EVNE Best wlshes to the Class of 54 ESTHER 81 WALTS COFFEE SHOP Marengo 1111no1s Class of 1954 JOHNSON ELECTRIC Marengo Ilhnols , e a KELLEY BROTHERS Annlversary Year As Ford Dealers 157 N State Street 1904 1954 Cornphrnents LITTLE AMERICA Huntley Congratulatxons Sz Best Wishes DR ALICE AND DR JIM 617 West Washmgton Street Marengo I111no1s LEVINIS Comphments of Phone 9 OJ A Dependable Store Serv1ng Marengo for over 31 years LEADER HARDWARE Phone 2.504 Unlon, I111no1s I of Xxx, It Best Wishes 50th W . fl A I J A . . 7 .. - i U 0 I of . . RIIRIIEEEE C RUTH Goo PEUMBING AND HEATING PINNUW HWERM Hum AND AMBUEANIIE SERVICE MAREIIWES HAECHERY JUHN EIPINSKY Q7 E G 45 sgllus RIIIIKEURIJ IIIHIA EZIIEA BIIEEEINIS IIUMPANY JU. IIEAN MIEK ISIIMPANY ' To The Class of 54 Phone 12-J s Compliments of For Better Chicks ed I-Ioneggers and Wayne Fee Phone Grocery Union, Illino' untle I11' ' ualit means so much as L ' E- l 2x jx X -X.: 5 'Q 'ffm 7:3 . . ' , ed- 5 1 Q E' T . AVE 1 me ' .Ea 1 ' ix B E QA sonnnsuu-atv:-wunuounnuv Frorn the Compliments of Best Wishes to the HEMMINGSEN AND LAMBRECHT Class of 54 Contractors Phone Marengo 4 Un1on 2782 MARTHAS GIFT SHOPPE Marengo lll1no1s Cornphrnents to t e Class of GEHRKEYS FRIENDLY TAP MONTGOMERY ELECTRICAL SERVICE Weshnghouse Apphances Sales and Servxce 606 E Pra1r1e Street Marengo lll1no1s Phone Z 34 WSIIH house Comphments of RUTH MAGUIRE Candy and Glfts Marengo lll1no1s MARENGO BAKERY Speclal attent1on g1ven to B1rth day and other occas1on orders Oven fresh only MARENGO GREENHOUSE Phone 184 Say lt w1th Flowers Corsages and Wedd1ng Bouquets Table Decorat1ons MARENGO TOOL 81 DIE WORKS Telephone 762 D1es Tools J1gS FIXLUTCS Spec1al Machxnery Experlmental Work Marengo Ill1no1s I 6 l - I or ' ' h III54II I 3 l . O Try our cakes, pastry, bread, rolls Congratulations and Best Wishes Best Wishes to the Class of 1954 From to the Class of 1954 RUDY RA1-CLIFF CO OSBORNE FUNERAL HOME Your Farm Equipment Dealer Phone 631 Rudy Ratcliff Mick Carmich www! OSBOR, -, -all KWZQ LEONA HARTMANN Custom Made Draperies Slipcovers and Bedspreads TEXACO SERVICE STATION Gifts - Imported and Domestic East Grant H18hWaY Corner U. S. 20 and Union Blacktop Herbert Thin-OW Marengo, Illinois Phone 31 BIB rl!! C0 THE MARENGO LOCKER Ken and Herb Blank Reta1l Wholesale Processmg The f111est 1n meats Phone 51W Marengo 1111no1s Best W1shes to the Grads MARENGO INSURANCE AGENCY I., R Buhrows G V Turner Marengo 1l11no1s MAJESTIC HOTEL C H BREMER PROP Phone 40 .1 Marengo 11l1no1s Good Luck From THE MARENGO DAIRY Borden s M11k and Cream ery Marengo 1ll1no1s Q? if 16-M The very best w1shes Class of 54 The very best 1n men s Wear SLAVIN AND HALL MEN'S SHOP Woodstock 1ll1no1s Best W1shes And Success To The Class of 54 CHARM BEAUTY SHOP Jean Swanson Propr1etor GEORGE H TESSENDORF Sheet Metal Work and 1-lot All' I-1eat1ng BLOCK BROS GROCERY 1-1ampsh1re 111111013 . . 9 Y , . . . , . . . Y I a 5 X., -,U 'WWWW iuunusmre: ' 0 , Milk Milk V :,L4g,',l Q 713 , , .:mu:',F I I - 1 r Y . 0 x FAITH-ll IISAY IIUMPA Buick and Allis-Chalmers Dealer Marengo, Illinois IllM'S Hlllll SHIIP And GIFTS And TOYS East Marengo City Limits ROARK S GIFT SHOP On the Square Woodstock lllmoxs Congratulatlons and Best Wmshes To the class of 1954 81 MRS RUDY RATCLIFF WM PISKE JR For Ph1l11ps Petroleum ll P d t Compl1ments of R W SCHULTZ F1nest 11'1 grocerles and meat Woodstock l111no1s Comphrrments RAY SCHNEIDER TH E CLEAR VIEW U S Z0 Zm1les West of Marengo IIl1no1s Peggy and Earl Lee Best Wxshes STEVE'S Our Very Best To The Class of 54 CASSIER AND SWEAT Buxldmg Contractors Marengo Il11no1s I MR. . Gif OI1 . . -- l Compliments of Paper Hanging, Painting Interior and Exterior Decorating Prompt Service PROTECTIVE PAPERS, INC. CHARLES SHAEFER Union, Illinois Union, Illinois McGILL METAL PRODUCTS CO. Manufacture rs McGill Brand 4-way Mouse and Rat Traps General Office and Factory Success Always Mamgo, mm, CERTIFIED GROCERY MARKET Marengo, Illinois UNION RESTAURANT A111-lome-Cooked Foods Open all holidays and Sundays Myra Sa Del Readel Owners Compliments of AL 81 BERNIE RAHN Luck Al ays WALTON PRODUCTS Un on lll no s Compli ents of MARENGO VARIETY PENNYS SPORT SHOP Mr 81Mrs Wm H Mille Marengo lllino WILCOX PHARMACY Prescr ptions George W lcox Robert W lcox a psh WAYNE S MEAT 114 So State St eet Marengo I11 no s opl es of LON 8- MARION Phone Huntley 3511 Q MIKE YERKE Tavern 81 Soda Founta n Union Ill nois Y 'm W I i , i 1 . . . . ' r , ' is I II i ' II . r 1 , i 1 H m ire, Illinois C m im nt Q W , .,, ' , ., Nasal i . , i . M JZ x T2 EUASI T0 CUAST Sporting Goods Auto Supplies Appliances General Hardware Marengo, Illinois Phone ll.T Compliments of HUBIHT Slllll Fine Furniture and Floor Covering Phone 84-R Hi? fftm biz!-..,',,'.., 5 'r K ? , vs' '1- J. C. KLINE AND SON Massey Harris-New Idea Sales and Service Phone 1631 Marengo, Illinois Best Wishes to the Class of '54 from NOLAN TELEVISION 81 APPLIANCES 109 Van Buren ' Woodstock, Illinois , I Phone 52 Hampshire Cash Market DREYMILLER 8- KRAY Home Cured Hams and Bacons Refrigerated Lockers Complete Service Dial 2271 Hampshire Illinois Compliments of PERKINS OIL CO. Phone 91 Marengo, Illinois 'PhlIInps HEWITTS AND WALTERS PHILLIPS 66 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Best Wishes o The Class of 54 From DR J P MCCARTHY MD BOB MILLER JEWELRY .IohnC Conlin Prop I Phone 176 fw x Woodstock Illinois 9 W, IQ? gui fa' . PECK S JEWELRY 206 So State Street Marengo Illinois i l . T vu vu II Il . . . 1 0 0 I . , . L il ' ' . P 'Q lofi'-1' 5 -.-. I 'I 'I ff' ' ' f 3-I E QL?-. , ' ?i, 2, ' Yi:-ff , i iz, I - ' sgzf' ' vzfx . I. ,--f xi? K fj x I fvk '4 fs! -I 'CI I . K ' 1,3 ,ng -ffilfi xf-.ff'i1 as Rf. , . .iv 5 -' - Q -: 'Q ,Y f-I nfs ,gy X! , 1,bxx e 3Q,QI!i?3N .1 -gs . S 4.2: - f 3 .tix K. JE? ., ff gs. 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