Mattoon High School - Riddle Yearbook (Mattoon, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 186 of the 1954 volume:

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We Took Time Out for Lunch The Cogs ofthe Office Wheel , C ,. ,,., is 42 4 4 . .... z -:eaz -'Zag :::::a3:fs,,a.:::5:..::gs:wfs, 3 A XV I QM i ? iv ax 'QF' ...,... . ' T: ......, ... Q, ,gxgwwvg .6 Q ,.f.: iigim.. gy F5 ,, 1? r zsziiqgfi We Tried Our Hand at Ping Pong Q72 Get That Rebound l 0ur Answer to the Housing Problem We Hammered and Hoped We Enjoyed the We sometimes enioyed the lighter side of education. which we hoped would never stop. There were those practical courses, where we developed our skills and put them to good use. Lighter Side of Education F, 1-14, cd' We Worked with Nature We Sometimes Yearned forthe Great Outdoors SU. We did so hard 1n th dff lt bjects. I th learned to typ Q d t I f I th d f sec s, study O P Y Our Fingers Flew 4 1 I i i We Tried Our Hand at Drawing We Learned to Cook lx 4. L . X : ..,..si. w M fwi gl ik wif fi? ,, Ss we m 'fi f: Mil' gs. A 5. ug J .eg Y fi iff AW' f' A gi? 3 We enioyed those after the game dances. where everyone danced in their socks. The race is almost ending now-the long awaited Riddle's are dis- tributed and the Spring parties are all over. The Riddles Are Distributed We Waited-What Seemed Like Hours We occasionally had to race to see whether we would have the next day's assignment in on time. Some of us spent some late hours preparing our lessons. but in the end, our teachers spent some late hours too. We Get the Assignments They Eventually Pay For It e149 1 -91 r Y' gg . 'f Q A g 4 M f 2' M Q' S A 'W Q Q, X bqzkz E' 'R ft L X ,fp ' ,M Y mf A ggi ' ,gif I f 4 f Z' ' ' ff' Y 1 5 S f al ,:Q f' Q V I 1 its ga ii, rig!! Nl ' mt m M M. . . fx au J Q, Q is Q' M5 gs fs X J if . Q Q 3 . yy' K iv il t . g , Y L V' 31 L XL Q ' QW L N N ' 8 1 1 ,A E 1 lv A 4 jii, A 4 R . DEUIEATIUN , 7 5552 sv: , .:, wwg' yi. ,HM f gk . 'link WML , ii ,G 4 91 s 3 ww 'i A4 nf 'Nl A MR. ROBERT WILSON We of the 1953-54 Riddle staff dedicate this year's Riddle to Mr. Robert Wilson. who gave his unselfish service both to young people and to his country. KIGX if X CONTENTS Activities Dances, Plays, Organizations Pages 18-63 Athletics Football. Basketball. Track, Baseball Pages 64-93 Administration Board of Educa Pages 94-137 tion, Faculty, Classes. Snaps 41171: -4.43227 I., Vlul , ,A ,. 1215! I , 1954 E ww gp Q FQ 2 3 z, ,Q HL 1 W .e f x W, f ,V2', 2 mx, 3' ff- P H , S hm 'YW A L2 513535 - lx :A I K bw if i -,Q-M S 39556: 1035 Miss Brooks salutes the principal. Miss Brooks demo nstrcrtes how to cre t ae sound effects K 20 2 Cnr Miss Brooks . Miss Finch , . Hugo Longacre Mr. Wadsworth Miss Audubon Ted . . . , . lane , Elsie . . Elaine . Sylvia Doris. , Marge . Faith . , Rhonda Stanley , Martin . .. . Mrs, Allen Basketball Pla SENI Miss Brooks yers , , Ti OR CLASS PLAY Ted and Icme add cx romantic note Peggy lo Sullivan . . lackie Weber . . lerry Meyer . i Pete Bariether .Carolyn Bradbury . Keith Krantz Barbara Bergstrorii . . Sancy Hairiilton . . . Edythe Carter Bosina Alexander . .Barbara Wilson . , lane Gibler . .Mary Seloclc . .Shirley Kragler . . , ,Fred Zurheide . .Howard Gleason . .. .Eva Orndorff ny Miller, Bob Tolen The cast cmd stage crew. Qi 21 up HOMECOMING QU EEN AND COURT Senior Attendant Miss Lenora Seaman Queen Iunlor Attendant Miss Sharon Pratt Shirley Weber Sophomore Attendant Miss Sally Weber 4222 Freshman Attendant Miss Iudy White HOMECOMING PARADE M pw ' c 2 , W S .. AR Second Place Prettiest First Plcfce Prettiest Riddle Queen Sham and her Gophur r- ' Q f N X, A,Qx ,L . 1 ET we escort X N X . x - - ' X . ff. - 'X '5 :+'a:,.'.ff'f5Fi'a 4 1 ...- N nc .. A ,. :: kg .- .,x, . 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IQ ' 'mx ANG 5 r 345,33 TQ N, ,K 4215?-1 -6, f .Ag If 5 f J qs f IN A 4,-Tfijfgzn. 5 ,Q mfr Hvf QSQQ 773: FALL PARTY 3 1 li fi , , , . -,-,:' ... . vi , s f .- , ff 2 -.,.,.,...,P41-. gp'-vi.- .,.- . -- ,,, ,,- -.- -v 1 -1, Norman Rich provided the music to this year's Fall Party. Everyone came clad in blue Jeans and briaht shirts. The entertainment was unusual this year, as a play, 'Sparkin' was put on by the fourth hour Dramatics class. Phil Carter and lerry Zikes added their bit to the program. Grandma thinks it over. Q 26 :Q Orry calls on Lessie. X . .Jaw Entertainment enjoyed by all. Whut'1l you have? The fall theme carried out. 44272 if f f ,.,Z,:, 32 iffq' X22 X 2' Ms aww Q- sw ? v-A is f s I ig! QE? wiiilm A W -W. .ww ,.. sw: W if . X1 - .: Ly bi if f Mollie is about to leave Grandma. CHRISTMAS PLAY GRI-XNDMA AND MISTLETOEH CAST Grandma , , Dolores Peterson Mrs. Rodgers . , Kay Morsci Maid . . Sara Gover- lllll, the thief Dick Uowall Mrs. Rodgers instructs Mollie, the lim. the thief. is about to sneak up maid. on Grandma. 44 29 up ROTC QUEEN AND HER COURT Miss Thalicr Brandenberg V N Miss Lenora Seaman Miss Shirley Weber 44 30 2 Miss I oyce Hamma M1ss Barbara Welsh YS The l954 RCTC Queen and her court were escorted to their places of honor by the highest rankina cadet officers. Major Coneybeer crowned the 8th ROTC Queen with a crown of aardenias, The Grand March followed the crownina of the Queen. lt was led by the officers and their dates. Wayne Karr's music, dim lights and a gyin decorated in red, White and blue, added the finishing touches to one of the outstand- ing dances of the year. The Court and Thezr Escorts IF, silk First Row, left to right: Shirley Weber, Lenora Seaman, lanice Fonner, lean- nene Rose. Second Row: Barbara Welsh, loyce Harnma. Third Row: lanice Gilbert, Eileen Overton. Fourth Row: Kay Morse, Ioan Broers. TOP TEN These are the ten lucky girls from the Senior Class that you students chose. Out of these ten came your Top Five from which our Sweetheart Was chosen. e322 TOP FIVE These are the five girls that were chosen from the Top Ten. One of these girls was chosen Sweetheart of MHS, the other four made up her court. First Row: Ioyce I-Icimmcx, Icmice Former, Leriorcr Seaman. Second Row: Shirley Weber, Iecmnene Rose. 4332 s 41 fi? Our Sweetheart Receives Her Crown. Relaxing Between Dances. One of the social highlights ot the school year was the Spring Party and the crowning of the Sweetheart of MHS, This year our Sweetheart was Miss Lenora Seaman. Her radiant happiness seemed to reach us all and made it a very wonderful evening. Iecmnene Rose, Ioyce Hcxmmcx, Runner-up, Lenora Seaman, Sweetheart of M.H.S.. Shirley Weber, Ianice Former. F Z A 4, Y -wiv M'-nf--4 5fd?v ': ..,.+:' XUHX rl x 4 wx. nl' 1 3' fp:-ij 'Qs 349 Ii -4' 53 .-wt' MW? . ww? m 3 ff' Se? 4 nun lg 'hav' ' ,fl .o 3-,,.,., ...ew - um 4 U O 4 z.-.w Ol . 2 iw M-,: Q A.. - .- ,P I. -nts., Q.f :v'uv-M' C '91 'l.' .meds E B.'.3,nlv 'W lr ..- .. 0-lllusrrn, Q-v, w ,- A .001- SWEETHEART OF MH 44362 V' WSW 'f5. .I1' Miss I cmice Fonner HER CCLIRT Miss Shirley Weber Miss Iecmnene Rose 44372 O 1 I -,..i...v Q: JUNIOR-SENIOR PRDM An Evening In Paris X f g 1Lr'N-. is-'XL J.. f., M ff? lXi:f5'3mf5,Xg3 .. N - is .. ' L?-RTN.. - - f-Y -H f1DN P g in front of the garden Afqgg wf ,Nh N x C ffr R FY X1 I' WK f EE QUIZ 5 1: x. u --nu u ga u nk 'QU ,,1- - . .-fs5,5 n-v-vs rib? 43,35 f-1-uv-y-. +-vy- pfv- 4-fa-.nys s s W-v-a- -.., va -f My 515 if i SX . ' 'A gi . J. -5 fury , Q ' ' NM N E R 3 5 - x I Qx 'w Ath EfITwer. ' f 1 f 1i':f: ,,.1.A., g n Qi' fLfVE fTJHffTR 'GQ A 3 SQ QW! 2 32 WN ' 1' Niivf - -Q91 www y h Q Q MR. S MISS lVl.H.S. PRETTIEST SMILE Lenora Seaman Pat Bradley PRETTIEST EYES Read Ross Ioyce Hamma PRETTIEST HAIR Ianice Fonner Harold Slrater PRETTIEST COMPLEXION Read Ross Shirley Weber BEST FIGURE lim Van Cleave Shirley Weber WHO'S WHO IN M.H.S. MOST POPULAR Shirley Weber Read Ross BEST LOOKING Ioyce Hamma Read Ross CUTEST COUPLE Iim Van Cleave Ioyce Hamma WITTIEST Eileen Overton Pat Kelly TALKATIVE AND GIGGLIEST Shirley Weber Pat Kelly BEST ATHLETE AND MOST FRIENDLY PERSONALITY Lenora Seaman Read Ross BEST DANCER Ieannene Rose Iim Trower MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Sara Gover David Schwartz BEST DRESSED Read Ross Ieannene Rose BIGGEST FLIRT lim Trower Doris Clark 40 uf ww WHOS WHO S, MA, M W., MHS A 1-,.. Taking pictures, keeping books straight, and meeting copy deadlines are all that go to ethe t ' g r o make up your Riddle. Nobody can possibly realize the time and effort that oe ' g s into a yearbook. Expenses were met this year by selling taffy apples at the footb ll a games, the checkroom at basketball games and sponsoring dances The advisor th' . is year was Mr. Tweedy, who did a great job. cc 42 S Barbara Welsh Editor-in-Chief RIDDLE Mr. Tweedy Advisor TAFF Le-nord Seomon . . . . . .Senior Editor Ann Miller. . A . . . . .Enterprise Editor Potti Stevens ..... . . Business Editor Willie Podesto. . , . ,.,. Advertising Editor Nancy Neimeier. . . . , .Literory Editor Borborci Welsh ,... . . . A Editor-infCliief Redd Ross ,..... .... S port Editor Shirley Weber ..,, .,.. C irculotion Editor Counting votes. Eileen supervises. 44 bb First Row: Patty Stewart, Carolyn Ealy, Wanda Arte-rburn, Deann Ward, Lynn Richard- son, Regina Welsh, Second Row: Phyllis lrey, Nancy Thorton, Beverly Wishart, Ruth White, Paula Neal, Eileen Overton, Third Row: Koralie Allen, Craig Nelson, Bob Hart, Willie lufstice, Torn Karpus, lanice Brown RIDDLE ASSISTANTS First Row: Iudy Manuel, Sylvia Stewart, Phyllis Cobb, Mary l-lart, Madonna Mcliittriclc, Barbara Toiner Second Row: Cafssey Cline, Sharon Pratt, Mary Lou Luncleen, loyce Paullin, Myrna Wolfe Marilyn Burnley. Third Row: lanice Gllbort, Sharon Smith, Ioan Broers, Clara Derrickson, Peggy Goodson, Buthe Beals. 441 First Row: Mr. Sheppard, Marcia Holloway, Nancy Branson, Beverly Baker, Betty l-larrirs, Phyllis Decker, Louise Douglas, Carol Kominoski. Second Row: lohn Keller, Lance Woodard, Ed Berkowitz, Darrel Wells, Terry Broers, Donald Whitford, Charles Gilbert. Third Row: Iohn Cowger, lim Rominger, Larry Goodwin, Bill White, Larry Cummings, Tan Barber, David Well. CAMERA CLUB The clicking of cameras in M.H.S. has become more and more frequent during the past year. The Camera Clubs excellent work in developing, enlarging, and tinting has contributed a good deal to the enjoyment of the students. The Camera Club financed its own equipment by selling photos they took of various school activities. This year the Camera Club printed over 400 prints of the Homecoming festivities. OFFICERS 44452 Bill White ......,,........ President Iohn Keller Dark Room Co-ordinator Tom Barber ..... .... V ice-President Marcia Holloway .....,... Secretary Mr. Sheppard ...... ..... A dvisor Rose Knollenberg Editor-in-Chief Sponsoring several dances was the source of the Mirror's income this year. This took care of buying the rnimeo- graph paper and other needed equip- ment necessary to put out this paper. Mr. Tweedy the advisor, this past year, did a great job in getting the paper out on time. 44462 MIRROR Mr. Tweedy Advisor i l First Row: Natresia Ballinger, Rose Knollenberg, Yvonne Grafton, Cathy Holloway, Mary Ann Sheef, Myrna Layton, Eileen Overton, Clara Derrickson. Second Row: Martha Tomlin, Sarah Townley, Paulo Neal, Martha Abel, Karlene Gust, Leonard Lass, Charlie Ryan, Guy Seymour, Third Row: Pat Kelly, Phil Carter, Bill Wallace, lerry Zike, Larry Myers, Ken Steury, Steve Cannoy. MIRROR ASSISTANTS 'S Cutting the stencils. The assembly line. 44472 First Row: Miss Bowman, lim Baker, lim Aikman, Dick Weemer, lim Clark, Mr. Green. Second Row: loyce l-lamma, Frances leffers, Suzanne Summers, Carol Sempsrote, Barbara Tomer, Iuanita Trout, loyce Paullin, Lenora Seaman, Third Row: Read Ross, Bob Hart, Kenny Diepoltz, lim Van Cleave, Larry Williams, Gale Garbe, Harvey Iansen. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Ioyce Hcmma ......,,.... Treasurer Bob Hart ,,,,...,..,. Vice-President Lenora Seaman ...,.,.... Secretary Read Ross . . . . . ,.... President 44482 A great deal of thanks is in order for the Student Councils fine work this past year. Something new was added to the Homecoming festivities. The Council conf ducted an election for a Homecoming queen and court, The freshman party this spring was a big success, lt gave the incoming fresh- men a chance to look the high school over. Mr. Green and Miss Bowman, the ad- visors, did a great fob in keeping things running smoothly. The best of luck next year, Student Council. Mary Ann loyce, Richard Record, Fred Hovis, Sara Grantham, Larry Cummings, Ed Berkowitz, Susan Grantham, Tim Gover, Shirley Fentress. Early in the year Miss Clutts, the de- bate advisor, resigned, leaving them With- out guidance. Mr. Clawson ably filled the breach and directed them to a second- place Win in Sectional competition. They participated in the State Meet at the Uni- versity of Illinois. The best of luck to you next year. 49 PP DEBATE Discussing the problem First Row: Sara Gover, Marcia Holloway, Myrna Wolfe, Barbara Wolfe, Kathy Holloway, Lois Parker, Nancy Simpson. Second Row: Marilyn Hamby, Marilyn Waters, Bernice Boruff, Mavis Kenny, Roxann Gilbert, Nancy Moritz, Mary Giberson, Sue Ellen Mey. Third Row: Iudy Harris, Kay Morse, loanne Eickes, Nancy Lorenz, Mary Lou Lundeen, Paula Neal, Marvel Eaton, Iahala Cannoy. Fourth Row: Charles Ellis, lim Aikman, Tom Slaughter, Gene Carlen, Ed Berkowitz, Walter Baker, Lance Woodard, Donald Whitford. Fifth Row: Tom Barber, Bill White, Larry Goodwin, Fred Duncan, Larry Cummings, Gene Tuttle, Don Sheppardson, Mr. Sheppard, David Byrne. SCIENCE CLUB Under the guidance of Mr. Sheppard the Science Club had a very successful year. Everyone worked on individual projects with several entering them in the Science Fair at Eastern lllinois State College. The program of events included field trips to Chicago, the Petro-Chemical Plant at Tuscola and Open House at the University of lllinois. An assembly pro- gram, consisting of various chemical exe periments, was also planned. We are proud to say that tour science students, Marilyn Waters, Marcia Hol- loway, Charles Ellis, and lohn Bone parti- cipated in the thirteenth annual Science Talent Search. OFFICERS lim Aikman ........ .... S ecretary Kay Morse .,.,...... Vice-President Nancy Simpson , . . .... Treasurer Charles Ellis .... ,...... P resident QSUQ First Row: Iohn McBride, David Young, Charles Ellis, Fred Duncan, Bill Davis, Larry Goodwin. Second Row: Mr. McPeak, ferry Harnilton, Ed Berkowitz, Lee Boggs, Iohn Keller, Lance Woodard, Lavona Brown. lf you have a flair for science and are looking for an unusual extra-curricular activity-you need look no more-this is it. Who knows, maybe from this group right here will come Mr. Einstein of to- morrow! Or then someday you may usher into your home one of these members to repair your broken-down television set. The past year most of their attention was focused on radio and television, and they've also worked Very hard learning all the little dots and dashes that make up the Morse Code. But it wasn't all work for the Ham Clubbers, and they managed to squeeze in some field trips and even sponsor a dance among their other activities. Q5lP? HAM CLUB 'sy-be r in r sts gs QSM' X QNX WNFR' wsu msn OFFICERS Charles Ellis ..,..... Chief Operator Bob Clark ...... . ..... Log Keeper David Young Assistant Operator First Row: Ann Maxey, loyce Rumold, Eva Martin, Myrna Wolfe, Sara Gover, Sue Ellen Mey. Second Row: Becky Adrian, Marjorie Sampson, Virginia Waltrip, Linda Kidwell, Kay Fitzsimmons, Martha Weaver, Pat Thompson, Betty Heldman, Connie Howell, Aleta Betty, Miss Lutz. Third Row: Larry Cummings, Britton Myers, lim Aikman, Martha Tomlin, Karlene Gust, Barbara Welsh, Nancy Lorenz, Letha Hendren, Bob Hart, Howard Decker. SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS Howard Decker . , . . ,Treasurer Larry Cummings ,,... Vice-President Nancy Lorenz .........,.. Secretary Sara Gover . . . President Buenos dias, senoritos y senoritas. To belong to the Spanish Club you at least have to know the greeting above. The meetings are entirely Spanish so if you understand nothing but English, it is advised that you stay home. The Spanish Club, under the guidance of Miss Lutz, was one of the three language classes that sponsored the linx Iamboree. On April lst these language classes were hosts of a Language Conference which many surrounding towns attended. First Row: Ed Berkowitz, Susan Bowen, Kaye Cowger, Charles Ryan, Guy Seymour. Second Row: Leonard Lass, Beverly Beals. Third Row: Betty Aleshire, Willie Podesta, Miss Lutz, Paula Neal, Ianice lacobson, Mary Ann Ioyce, Doris Kerans, Martha Tomlin, Martha Abel. Bonjour, mes amis. This is the typi- cal greeting you would hear if you at- tended a French Club meeting. lust those who have had two years of French are eligible to join. The meetings are held once each month at the different meme bers' homes. '33 PP FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS Paula Neal . . Secretary Susan Bowen .... . . . President Mary Ann Ioyce .... . . Treasiiror Leonard Lass . . .. .Vice-President f ' First Row: Lyle Kull, loe Spriggs, lack Snow, Ronald Geiger, Bob McColl. Second Row: lim Beals, lohn Cowger, Don Martin, Mr. Elliot, Don Davis, Wilbur Diepholz, BUILDING TRADES John puts in the insulation. Q24 PP Been evicted? Need a place to live? Then you need look no further-the Building Trades class is your answer. ln this class extensive skills in carpentry, plumbing, and architecture are carried out. As this is a two year course, the exterior of the house is constructed the first year, and the interior and finishing touches are completed during the second year. The house is then sold. NRG S First Row: Eugene Herrick, Lewis Smith, Bob Snapp, lack Scott, Carl Ieffers, Marion Kirkendall, Bill Overton, Second Row: Don Metcalf, Bob Hamilton, Kenneth Logan, Bob Rathe, loe Speer, Leo Welch, lerry Hart, Don Penell, Duane Wetzel, Gene Seomen. Third Row: Ed Horn, Fred McGuire, Steve I-lovious, Gene Carlen, Don Ballinger, Ierry Ashworth, Ronnie Collins, Don Bariether, lames Sharp. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Here is our MHS. detective agency. This squad of super-sleuths specialize in solving mysteries way down on the farm. lf Dobbins been saying moo lately, or the corn field's growing beans this year, these future farmers get to work, and find out just what is causing these major catas- trophies. All kidding asideethese boys do a swell job when it comes to problems concerning the farm. OFFICERS First Row: Carl Ieffers, Vice-Presi' dent, Bob Snapp. President, lack Scott. Treasurer. Second Row: Marion Kirkendall. Secretary, Lewis Smith, Reporter, Bill Overton. Bouncer. Q55v: OFFICERS First Row: Marilyn Miller, Secretary, loanne Schaggernan, President, Kaye Cowger, Vice-President, Iuanita Trout, Treasurer. 'Second Row: Iudy Stevens, Project Chairrnanf Nancy Newby, Recreationg Thea Bae Hov- ius, Public Relations, Marge Rathe, Parli- arnentarian, Nancy Pyaott, Historian. FUTURE My W.,.,,,, Advisors-Mrs. Zimmerman, Miss Whitsel, Miss H 0 M E M A K E R S Mubmd' O F A M E RIC A First Row: Nancy Ashworth, ludy Hood, Doris lohnson, Ioyce Endle, Wanda Arterburn, Phyllis Decker, Frances Hopper, Marilyn Auten, Carolyn Bence, Beverly Lehman, Beverly Baker, Nancy Branson, Patty Behrend. Second Row: loyce Hood, Clara Hood, Sue Armstrong, Frances Hovis, Clarie Abell, Phyllis Ayers, lanice Brown, Pat lames, lanice Critchelow, Kay Churchman, Patty l-latfill, Carol Dee Cox, Letha Hendron. Third Row: Carol Homann, Mary Daily, Charlotte Bown, Carol Gibson, Sue Davidson, Betty Harris, Thea Bae Hovious, Martha Harrington, Mona Lee Horn, Ellen Eastin Dixie Dawson, Louise Douglas, Peagy Donley. if - , I ' I R. to L., First Row: Ethel Marie Lockhart, Nedra Wisner, Lois Shields, Mary Lou Lundeen, Shirley R. to L.. Maxey, loan I-larclesty, Sandra Sefton, Marilyn Miller, Anne Maxey, Dolores Peterson, Avis McMillan, Audrey Pygott, Delores Pygott. Second Row: Lola Yarnell, Sharon Eaton, Anita Peterson, Helen Reinhart, Marilyn Rumley, Betty Lockhart, Marjorie Shook, Kay Kennedy, Lynn Leemon, Donna Wallace, Carolyn Orndorff, lanice Zike, Nancy Pygott. Third Row: Ellen Probst, Virginia Protz, Nancy Lorenz, Sharon Smith, Charlotte Wiebe, Ann Scott, Mildred Waggener, Lorene Tynan, ludy Stevens, Frances letters, Lynn Richard- son, Regina Welsh, Paula Neal. Another successful year will go down on the records of the Mattoon chapter of Future Homemakers of America. lt has been a busy year, as the members helped with the annual Homecoming Alumnae Tea, and gave a childrens Christmas party. The PHA. Sweetheart Ball, which most meme bers looked forward to, was the big event at the year. First Row: Nancy Thornton, Virginia Waltrip, Beverly Wishart, Sarah Townley, Carol Rardin, Nancy Newby, lane Newby, Madonna Reinhart, Patti Stevens, Willie Tlionias, Rose Knollenberg, Shirley Weber, Nancy Neimeier Second Row: Martha Tomlin, Martha Weaver, ludy Macy, loanne Schageinanri, luanita Trout, Connie Howell, Sharon Pratt, Sylvia Stewart, Ruth White, Mary Ann Pippin, Letitia Thomas, Marge Rathe, Lois Thompson. Third Row: Betty Davis, Linda Bales, ludy Manuel, ludy Wliite, lean Ann ludae, Patti Stewart, loyce Young, Patsy Naab, Shirley Rardin, Madonna Ritter, Marilyn Wildman, lenelle Russell, Ellen Thompson, loyce Ruinold. u in at I as ra 3' A .ei F il L if H 't ti' it First Row: Kathy Holloway, Patti Stevens, loan Broers, Mary Lou Lundeen, Martha Tomlin, Paula Neal, Miss Bratton. Second Row: Saundra Miller, Sharon Kragler, Shirley Price, Clara Abel, Sue Armstrong, Ioyce Rumold, Ethel Lockhart, Eileen Overton. Third Row: Ianet Fuller, Iudy Howard, Patty lames, Sally VVeber, Marilyn Shirley, Sue Ellen Mey, Marilyn Waters, Susan Bowen. FUTURE TEACHERS 0F AMERICA This is the first year of existence for this group. ln this club a student who is interested in a career in teaching has an opportunity to do practice teaching and work right along with young people, lt has certainly been an active group this year. OFFICE OCCUPATIONS The highlights of the Office Occupations year have been the Homecoming float, the Em- ployerfEmployee Banquet, and then their trip to Springfield to the state convention of all Distributive Education and Office Occupation students. Now at the close of a very successf ful year, these students have gained a better understanding of business and what is exe pected of office employees. First Row: Carol Hardin, Freda Chism, Madonna Arthur. Second Row: Ann Wilson, Bonnie Walker, Katherine lanes, Shirley Hite, Frances Ward, Donna Pygott. Third Row: Mr. Swearinaen, Dean Marshall, Carol O'Dell, Billie Hogan, Dixie Miller, First Row: lohn Burns, Raymond Crenshaw, Sammy Fuller, Oscar Brown. Second Row: Bill Biggs, lim McElravy, lerry Pepperdine, Mr. Crites. Third Row: Ed Phipps, lim Daugherty, lim Hardin, Harlan Price. DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS This organization offers many opportunities to any student planning a career in mechanics, radio work, or any job other than those deal- ing With salesmanship and secretarial work. Mr. Crites, the advisor, finds jobs for the students according to the work that they prefer. By working several periods a day, the stu- dents gain experience and understanding in their chosen field. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION lf you plan to spend a part of your life as a salesman in a clothing or hardware store, a good course for you to take would be Dis- tributive Education. Mr. lones, the advisor, obtains positions for his students in the local department stores. Again this year, our DE. students received honors at the state DE. Convention. Working in local businesses is not the only thing these students do. They had possession of the pop' corn machine at the football and basketball games. A trip to Chicago this spring, took the students to various retail stores and g TV. station. First Row: Eddie Smyfser, lenelle Russell, loanno Lawhorn, Virginia Swgngo Reyherd, Louise Douglas, Peggy Donley, Dorothy Scott, loe Delaney. Second Row: Mr. lanes, Ruth Howes, Shirley Hardin, lohnny Kilman, David Hoop, Marilyn lanes, Mary Parker, lack Branson, ROBED CH1OIR GLEE CLUB First Row: Marcia Holloway, Natresia Ballinger, Sue Stansberry, Patty Knowles, Paul Campbell, l-lrfry Popendicker, Ed Huckaba, Karlene Gust, Martha Tomlin, Nanc ' oster, Regina Ozier. Second Row: Dorothy Oakley, 'na Barger, Lola Yarnell, Pat Miller, Daisy Oakley, Larry Price, B w rlardwick, Don Cummins, Ruth Howes, Martha Abel, Carol Homanx Mary Maxey, Vera Waggoner, Third Row: Marilyn Stilgebaur, Sharon Hamilton, Marilyn lanes, ludy Macy, lohn Schaffer, Carl Bostic, Charles Ellis, lohn Cowger, Shirley Price, Shirley Whitley, Karen Spaulding loyce Ellis First Row: Ada Bailey, Sue Armstrong, Sylvia Boyd, Carol Daly, Io Ann Kibler, Glenda Hendrickson, Shirley Goodman, Karlene Ferguson, Second Row: Mona Lee Horn, Shirley Hooker, Barbara Hooker, Shirley Price, lerry Hampton, Mary Brady, Lizzie Gaines, lan Kelly. Third Row: loan White, Kate lones, Letita Thomas, Myrna Layton, Sharon Smith, Sandra Ferguson, Nedra Wisner, lo Poffinbarger, Fourth Row' Connie Howell, Marge Bathe, lucly Macy, Sandra Fickes, Betty Kull, lanice lack, Sharon Elliot, Betty Davis. ROTC First Row: Steve Whitley. Second Row: Fred Hovis, Marion Kirkendall. Third Row: lim McMillan, Emil Czerwonka, Bob McCall, Ray Cren- Shaw. Are these patches on straight? Do you think he will ask me the parts of the rifle? These were some of the frantic questions asked by first year cadets. Later on, with the help of the instructors and the second and third year men, the recruits learned map reading, military tactics, marching, and various weapons. Military courtesy is practiced in the three years offered in ROTC. RIFLE TEAM First Row: Ed Smyser, Dori Ballinqer, Rodger Misen heimer, Iohn Keller. Off' Second Row: Sgt. A. H. Bairine, Bill Shadow, Ierry Ash worth, Emil Czerwonka, Lee Boggs. First Row: lim Van Cleave, Harold Strater, Bob Snapp, Ed Smyser. Second Row: Read Ross, foe Wade, lack Branson, lim Daugherty. 446117 Third Row: William Bartlett, Dean Claxon, Bill Gillesple in m n f '- V F X M n N ' v::. Nix ' V! X5 .ga ,Ek all f , ' X M ' fi Z? gg fly , i ., Q f his Si Q V , ax . A vgff X N k EX I iqqmx A ,t ' Egqgwxgi is Q N ' , X' w fl . 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A is 3 ii -A fi f O MHS COACHE Chuck Oyler Wrestling Tennis Frosh-Soph Footbctll Andy Sullivan Athletic Director Varsity Basketball Roy Colin George Moritz Varsity Football Golf KGS? ?kgN E 2 f 00 Y a x 1 , 5 633 ' fffggigx figs' me .-.iffy 6 W .Q if fi its? il. 5 A ff 'a 'gm W - ' F p aw 4 'f X M i w - fav ' 1, ly I b ' Wy , W . . ' V . ms, M, F Emi '.,-SNQN xx ' A I2, Il,1:.' . F 151' . A' g T Couch Roy Colin and Captain lim Van Cleave VARSITY FOOTB LL First Row: Ed Lamaster, Dean Duncan, Ed Horn, Roger Dick Fleisher, lim Branson, lohn Morman, Line Croy, Herschel Sharp, Pat Kelley, Iohn Burns, Carl Coach Howard Iohnson. Cox, Don Sempsrote,Ierry Pepperdine,David Byrne. Top Row: Bead Floss, Bud Karpus, Charles Montgom- Second Row: Head Coach Roy Colin, Larry Myers, ery, Ken Sparks, Tom Karpus, Pat Bradley, Don Larry Taylor, Iohn French, Emil Czerwonka, Iohn Timmons, Captain lim Van Cleave, Ioe Wade, Bone, Kennie Diepholz, Bob Hart, Wilbur Diepholz, Craig Nelson, Harold Strater, Bob Snapp. For the third consecutive year, Mattoon High gridders had a new head coach, who was Boy Colin. The Green Wave, also known as the l-lard luck ripple, completed a rather disappointing season in the won and lost column. Gn paper it was very different, as the i'Wave outrushed, outpassed, out- tackled, but failed to outscore their opponents. The team was led by Captain lim Van Cleave, who was leading scorer of the team and who placed second in the Big Twelve scoring race. The gridders had an overall record of one victory and seven defeats with a one and four record for the Big Twelve. Next year, Coach Colin is looking forward to chang- ing that record considerably. Bradley gains for the Green Wave FROSH'SOPH FOOTBALL The Sophomore football team, better known as the Green Hippies , did not win any more games than their bigger brothers, the varsity. However, the experience they gained with each game was unlimited. They defeated First Row: lack Clark, Bubby Hatfill, Tony Iohnson, Roger Misenhiemer, foe Matherly, Don Etchison, Dick Marshall, ferry Armstrong, Bob Checkley. Second Row: Bruce Wisner, Max Hamilton, Gene Frazier, Charles Scott, Charles Spellman, Bob ,I 'ii' i Urbana in one contest and lost to them in a return game, Champaign, Decatur, and Effing- ham also defeated the Green Ripplesf' The frosh-soph team was coached by Andy Sulli- van and Chuck Oyler. Arthur, Iohn Dunn, Ronnie Wickiser, Vernon Mc- Farland, fohn Crum, Ed Berkowitz, Top Row: Coach Chuck Oyler, Larry Romans, Elmer Douglas, Mike Whitley, Eugene Miller, lim Horn, George Floyd, Max Balch, Phil Becker, Steve Van Cleave, Ken Diepholz, Gale Garbe, Larry Williams. FOOTBALL 1953 Green Wcxve Football Schedule Malloon Vlattoorl Vlatloon Matloon Mattoon Maltoon Mattoorm Mattson. , Danville Schlarman 6 7 fMolme , . . . , 24 Decalur 6 l2fUrbar1a , l3 Kankakee . 6 Cllomecomingl . . G-7 fDanville . 7 , 7 fCl1ampaian . . A . lQ l9f-Streator , l2 Top Row: Bob Snapp, lee Wade Larry Myers. Middle Row: lim Trower, Charles Montgomery, Craia Nelson. Bottom Row: lohn Bone, Pal Kelly Tom Karpug. Through the line. mght imxksali by an cxzra lac underdog ci Urbana Zlam with a core with yn AL AY! Wili iOi11' 1111125121 :rmnu-sas, H1 tl anne. Coram HW lhlmk sms Um ll xx :xr-3 l,lw:nLl11 S ti4'Ul'0 'IPD HS mt through the middle of fm hue, cut for the side tack- .uuu fzrfxg ed into Capt. toon, pu performaxtce GVCIUUSI to rolwct the Van Cicavcis pumg 44 yard 51 yards. -D303 6 Q18 1'O'if 3152! HU, gvlul 5 su VV:uv la :sm mu A . A . , .x, 1.5 ,Mi lil Z Q mon 8 mst 'nfl ICWL bg S U19 me the aes to go ,115 grows ,ff the 111 tack yards Wave- izricidvrs were helped :num gm the fwlcl during the hard f,'1lkIS'i'sA' .1 I Z In-Munn fm null putslif lim: laull un! fn Pl hom Us 1 Kid the point The scum SCOYC 0110 ff 4. Grvvn Q yd nn lm! un As the 'Amour qm FOGTBALL Top Row: Harald Slraler, Ray Elliot, Bolo Hart, Read Ross, Middle Row: Don Tirnmonzs. Bottom Row: Ken Sparks, Pai Bradley, Cap- tain lim Van Cleave, Herschell Sharp FRESHMAN TEAM First Row: lack Clark, Bruce Wisner, Lee Campbell, Ice Malherly, Don Ethison, Dick Marshall, Bob Checkley. Second Row: Ray McGuire, Dick Hiahlancl, Tony lohnson, Max Hamilton, Bob Arihur, lohn Dunn, Ronnie Wickiser, lohn Crum. Third Row: Mike Whitley, Elmer Douglas, lim Horn, Gene Miller, George Floyd, Phil Becker, Steve Van Cleave, Gale Garbe, Larry Williams, Coach Chuck Oyler ,HM ,, 'mfr . K 'S-I ,Ji M, RL M xx S 4-1, f I rv- ., . LVL L, 41 U f, my at nzxcuy -nlazxgjlmi Wim- fu if-fe 211 21 Bis: 12 ERR 157 , an mnv111c'Friday ,fx I:fz:. WO. and Ou Clrifxli '- mth injuries in 'il y and Hs f S mov mjury in an early gsm might be available as an add quarterback. Larry F'arIey, the tennis 1' buck in the suffered xx ku! mi z. Ray Sffxj hs-mils: Wi!! MVR: lf two Thv ..,.k1.:x yy vw in ' sw? nk IM IL H: INV s' P : 2 HWS ,,f.mxfx,, 10 fmufww' 1 4 UI Q lflvrwv xmfi xufwz' QQ sput lu Hp ,' 'Rrarilpv lk Nm s1.xrt'nrm: m mmQ.n docs Airength A .'n-, Their' ,rds compare, Matrox, .ver and Molzmr Ao, Infsi an 0:10. 2 Afwo ein mmh iwifm' mrs lvl fr-4? .Qu5moS0dIy Lu' Nw Mum ,,E A H 51 Str 31:-.13qc', who mwiax xi l Ulf mmf up Qx nmria Of 42 mu! ima: uri Imxffkf qimrivz' gmflams :md stands few if Los: mi, man on mek J. D. Munn. A lfld Iimvicsf, is Dick tadde. lgrf. m6fi QLT--D.ck klwzr-1', lm: 1xG--VKl'lI XNHXIIEPII, HSI C ---- 'fRf13pi1 l'Zff!.mcit 150 100 lxiuitonzx N l10pf,fNl:a E 2, 19.x3- A Wcdzxcsn Cm piox' a N NI COIHQPAFISUII utr' ims gmmcs Mohne ,stzxrtvrs ING! ! X Q Huw oifvmb lvmafglcd xuhvu at nt- Ulllflh Chzmx- cfmx wzxung in thc- rfsult of main Maroon K L21 us, 183, Iuwniwfm 1.42: Y. snzrrmriam ze, '9U CIl i Scores ai! Read Csldn me Hands Mattoon pax UD Ci Q76 bb CROSS COL! TRY Ethington on his way to another victory. Decker nears the finish. linder the leadership of Eddie Ethington, Cocich Ed Lash's No. l runner, the l953 Cross Country completed a very successful sea- son. Ed placed first in all regular season meets, first in the district, and set a new time in winning the Big Twelve. As a team Mattoon defeated Champaign twice, Paris twice, and won over DeKalb and Argenta in a triangular meet. They lost to Urbana twice who won the Big Twelve and to Cum- berland twice. Coach Lash will not have to look hard to find a runner to replace Ething- ton as he has a number of fine runners in Carl Owens, Dick Kragler, Duane Bryan. They placed second in the Big Twelve and third in the district. First Row: Don Searles, Duane Br an D' k S y , ic torm, Carl Owens, Bob Gass, David Sorenson Top Row: Coach Ed Lash, Dick Kra ler B D g , on avidson, Harold Garbe, Howard Decker Larry Dallas, Don Cummins, Ed Ethington. E 4 .SQ 4 WRESTLI t Kelley breaks down his mcm. The l953-54 wrestling squad, coached by Chuck Oyler, completed a better than average season. Several underclassmen proved that they can be the backbone tor a strong team next year. Wilbur Diepholz, Dean Eastin, Bill Sha- dow, and Ken Sparks placed fourth in the Big l2, with the team placing sixth, ln the Sectional Pat Kelley placed second and qualified for the State Finals in Chi- cago and the team placed sixth. Their seasons record was tive wins and tive losses. First Row: Vern McFarland, Ronnie Wilson, Iohn Burns, Wilbur Diepolz, Richard Rodgers. Second Row: Manager David Young, Pat Kelley, Torn Collins, Bill Shadow, Bubby Hattill, Dick lrliahland, Ed Berkowitz, Britton Myers, Dick Watson, Third Row: Larry Shadow, Raymond Crenshaw, lim Whitley, lint Trower, Coach Chuck Oyler, Kenny Sparks, Charlie Montgomery, Bob McCall, Another pin for a MHS grcrppler. QC 772 First Row: Read Ross, lim Van Cleave, Bob Hart, Pat Bradley, Bob Snapp, Howard Decker, Coach Andy Sullivan, Second Row: Manager Duane Duncan, Bob McDowell, Ronnie Davidson, Larry Dallas, Tom Karpus, foe Wade, Harry Ianssen, Don Searles, Dick Ward. ARSITY BASKETBALL The whistle blows ending the final game of the season for a sometimes hot and sometimes cold Green Wave team. The future looked sunny for the cagers after three quick wins at the beginning of the season, They then dropped into a slump which lasted long through the holiday tournaments and regular season. The luckless Wave did not dent the win column for fifteen games, then they beat Springfield by two points in a hard fought game. The team finished the season with a 5 and l9 record. Mr, Sullivan is looking forward to a strong team next year, as several boys are moving from the B team to the varsity squad. Decker rocks up two more points for the Ierry McDowell rebounds. Green Wave. Hart hits from the corner HBH TEAM The sophomore hope- fuls of Ed Lash's UB team came through with flying colors this year. Using a play-calling offense, they ran up a very successful season, Coach Lash was not blessed with much height, but the sharp- shooting wave sopho- mores made up for their average height. With a fine freshman team com- ing up next year, M.H.S. will see a smooth sopho- more team to take the place of the boys lost to the varsity. FRESHMAN TEAM Coach Max Patrick has many reasons to be proud of his 1953-54 basketball team. With an impress- ing 12-4 record, Mattoon's frosh cagers looked very good against all teams played. The future of MHS. basketball teams is in very good hands with such tall boys as l-lorn and Garbe and an excellent guard such as Andrews. As a whole the team was well balanced and very strong. 44 79 77 BASKETBALL MANAGERS Left to right: Bob Clark, Duane Drin- can, Steve Whitley, Statistician- Phil Schreck. First Row: Coach Ed Lash, Bud Kar- pus, lerry McDowell, Harry lan.:.:en, Ronnie Davidson. Second Row: Duane Bryan, Dick Kraaler, Carl Owens, Kenny Diep- holz. Top Row: lim Baker, Ierry Arm- : strong, Bob McDowell. First Row: David Sheeks, Larry Williams, Mike Whitley, loe Matherly, Bruce Wisner Steve Van Cleave, Ronnie Kerans. Second Row: Dick Andrews, David Sorenson, Gale Garbe, lim Horn, Elmer Douglas, loc Orndorff. Top Row: Manager Phil Shreck, lim Davee, lim Pruitt, Bob Checkley, Coach Max Pat rick. BASKETBALL 1953-1954 Green Wave Cage Schedule November 273- Charleston 287i Qlney CTD December 4 --- Urbana CTD l l-ffCliainpaian l2 Vandalia l8 Pekin Ianuary 8 Decatur 9 DeKalb l5 Lincoln CTD lfi Peoria Central 22 Urbana 23-Y-Quincy CTD 29 - Danville February 5 - Decatur CTD 5 Lawrenceville CTD 5 l2fSDYlTlQflE3ld tri l3 Flora CTD l9f Tuscola 20 Danville CTD f- Zn Clianioaign CTD Top Row: Toe Wade, Harold Garlw- llon Searlezf, Howard Decker Middle Row: lirn Van Cl:-ave, Toni Kainiizs, Pat Rraflley, Bob MC- Dowcll Bottom Row: Read Ro:-ass, Bob Hart Bolt Snapp, llif-lc Warfi. Van Cleave gets the tip. was 3 Q. fm, T ' Wana! but. :hg- ' 38-34 at the umfir lax? ,K p' li 0 1 1 - I X-gb' rf' . XXX QQ -Q X n. . gfu wxq A .XXQ3 :Q ' :KAW uX'.k,XxX 'xx Xqfgxvkt 'oi xx'-'A .VQXW . xg xnxx- ,Q Ox f ,QNX - R6 -- NA- i 'S-' ' C - X xiX'Uk,iyyX'-1 Olpxxifx xiXgx'k'X gi .fs ' r . , 'QR ' XVGKB Q XD ,ECG l 'NVQ X dpi no :- nw ,xox x A53 QQ N ,gg ' -.A-. Y :XG XXL I VM, Xiicmgxx . i - ,qw ,. 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H iiim, x..il Huh n I 1 G- -1 rbi- I-iv ' ' i Don be-:srl Ou :md Lia. mul zclm i N 'fl S4 mm Dukm K 'ra 10 X316 fnilf Fir-crmi and 'c inn: Q 41.5152 leaf! wiv-m l P, frmbcf 8 09. ll Q x'm-lr-nt: Hi 1 12, 1953 'um 111412-M--' ' -SW Nlps Cha 1 E 3 fat, VLC A said Sflliflill :- llll -iviil ilmlz- if T V Gree Yllll Cn again when evening il, mfxigziu in the Wave rol'c-ci into on the slimy! 4-mi uf but lllfilizliwli gfl if abou! ix-'clu-iv 'ri point, Cla-ave. c -- -- 4 2 it ....,...,,. -- I 5 W A87 2 .J 5 Coolcly. g ,W -, 2 Buell. ga: .,- 0 Maizoou 9 l-L ll Cliarlcsion 9 17 Read oasis 'Viw Circ-4-11 Wave will be llama xmxmi ling. XPLH 3.11illmni':i hzuzllirllmll With bull llirvv rim lu slirapn the squad iiiglws opener here with lon, coaches Sullivan and dim views of the t,cam's last season s' 22-7 of height. and vars are top danipeners Tlir-y may bo nlc imiighf. x ill im-f-L Olney in llic sccoiiil Bam 6, At Lawrenceville: 12, jAt. Spring I-'ebrmiry 13, At I 19, Tuscola, 2 Fcbruary 20, At Dan At Champ Toumaxi Qi -,-I' th e qum towels tallest usted have Bradley season from vvnlrx' markm .ii He saw -vi' IHVKCJ ia., Vw n f . CHAMP fl 4 Scliroclcr. 5 2 Jones, 1' 3 1 1 Maris, c 2 5 M Breen. g 'am' C' Km' 0 1 4 ff woi'km-l the 6-3 3 'mzllfa ua 1hr: 3 2 10--P-48 ziiifiilli-2' m th:- Ci'-fl'1i Harold s-livin iizs star of the tlxliwi qiiartrr. 0 Y 'i 0llf!f'Ul'rli f'Ei1ii1-lrmirln Reserves: Mattoon 66. Clmx' 4 Q82 my TRACK Berkowitz nears the finish. Timmons with the shotput. lf someone would venture out to Kinzel Field this spring, they would hear Coach Max Patrick instructing his boys on the art of running, jumping, pole vaulting, and throwing the weights. The Mattoon Relays Were cane celed this year due to financial difficulties. This year's track team was come posed mostly of underclassmen, insuring Coach Patrick ot 1955. a strong team in White preparing to go over the bcrr. Phil issues the equipment. Ethmgton on the curve Dorf! drop that baton. Bradley throws the discus. Mi First Row: Max Cox, Ierry White, Charles Mont- oomery, Pot Bradley, Ed Ethinqton, Ed Ber- kowitz, Moncxqer Phil Schreck. Second Row: Bob Horn- beck, lim Pruitt, loe Orndorff, Duane Bryon, Dick KFGITIGIQIGFTY Arm- strong, Bruce Wisener, Couch Mox Pcitrick. Third Row: Bob Goss, Dick Welch, Steve Von Clecrve, Don Senips- rote, Warren l-lclmby, Iohn Crum, lohn Dunn, Bill Shook. Top Row: loe Pesho, Den- nie Walker, lock Clork, Bill Turney, Lee Camp- bell, lim Dudro, 44 83 up 1849 B BASEBALL Keep your eye on the ball. Take a full swing. These are just a few of the instructions that Coach Ed Lash gives to the baseball team at practice. The baseball team had a better than average season this past year. They played the usual Big Twelve teams and several other schools from the Mattoon area. The District was again held here. First Row: Bubby Hatfill, Bob Clark, Don Shepardson, Carl Owens, Rodger Misenheimer, Bob Hart, Read Ross, lim Davee, Marion Kirlcendall. Second Row: Gary Myers, Dick Storm, Howard Decker, lohn Morman, Ioe Wade, Ray Elliot, Melvin Hebbert, Ronnie Brewer, lim Spellman, Tony Iohnson. Third Row: Coach Ed Lash, Gene Frazier, Larry Williams, Bud Karpus, Ed LaMaste-rs, Leo Welch, Gale Garbe, Ioe Matherly. Left to right: Larry Ryan, Kenneth McMillan, lim Whitley, Boy Stewart, lim McMillan, Larry Romans, TENN S With an ample supply of Freshmen reporting out tor tennis, Coach Chuck Oylers outlook for the '54 and '55 sea- son is good, Four lettermen composed the first four men, while a new- comer occupied the number tive spot. Meets were held with Decatur, Pana, Unity High, and Ettingham. The Big Twelve ineet was held at Pekin. First Row: Dick Ward, Bob Laughun, Clark Nelson, Iim Baker, Bonnie Chaplin. Second Row: David Sorenson, Bob Checkley, Nolan Sims, Dick Woodfall, Larry Cummings, Coach Chuck Oyler, GOLF With returning lettermen to form the nucleus of the l954 golf team, coached by George Moritz, they completed a fine season. The Green Wave links- men had a tough schedule with dual meets with Urbana, Decaf tur, Effingham and Champaign. The Big Twelve meet which was held at Pekin helped com- plete a fine season for the squad, Beturning lettermen this year were lim Whitley, lim McMilf lan, Larry Byan, Kenny McMil- lan, lohn l-lill, and B. G. Stewart. Dick slams one Q4 85 up GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO OFFICERS Sally Weber, Program Chairrnang Nancy Neimeier, Vice-Presidentg Barbara Welsh. Presidentg Sylvia Stewart, Secretary-Treasurer, f-- M , These four girls are responsible for keeping the GAA. records straight. They have ct great many duties such as organizing play-day ac- tivities, keeping individual records straight and planning the GAA. banquet in the spring. These tour officers have done a great job this past year. Topsy-turvy world. it i I uma, -i X f Marilyn shows them how. Tlxel duiielf ol M125 Plmller, Mrs, Mormwr, Mr-fr llfwuluusr lucludfmq m'0rytl1u1q lroul OlllCl 1lu'zu lu vclll0'yliff1ll cmd lmske1bC1ll to CllC1lUCIkUI1 lux: Cm luv: wllll llw MM Club Tlmmlzs lc SPONSORS .uc-ul Qllfirls luv 'M' Club IIlGlT1l'DCfS got to 610 N Siu scvclml ulcff truyrs llufs pcwrsl yomi A Qrocxl M1 .:,- V- lllfh V Nlfw' lflwvl ol Clxiwdll should be CIIVCTI To lllosfv lllrmi very lluo '3Sl'XOI'lSCT51 Chec'rie's about to serve. Take aim! First How: Barbara Tamer, Nancy Neirneier, Shirley Weber, Sarah Cook, Ianice Gilbert. Second Row: Barbara Welsh, Madonna Mcliittrick, Marilyn Miller, Marge Sarnpsan, Betty Davis. Third Row: lan lacabson, Mavis Kenny, Iuanita Trout, Marilyn Sampson, Linda Bales Fourth Row: Willie Podesta, Paula Neal, Pat Thompson, Lenora Seaman, Marilyn Elmore Bowling Captains and Advisor: Marilyn Elmore, Betty Davis, Mrs Monier, advisor, Shirley Weber, Bar- bara Welsh 44 88 D7 Q! if LLIB y YS N - an ,A 1 M , -- ' O 7 I Aa.. K ,. .S-'ln i :K .At M N., nf wif - 5 g,1Lw VH is H535 HW Sa Ng XSS mmm Ji CAPTAINS Clockwiseg lanice Fai ner, Ianice Gilber' Madonna Mcliittericlz Betty Davis, IoAn1 Picl-ces, Marilyn Samp son, Martha Abel, lan- ice Iacobson, loann Lindsay, Sara Gover, Rose Knollenberg, VOLLEYBALL The volleyball championship gar ' ne was played with as rnuch enthusiasm and eyciternent , as il hundreds of fans were watchf ing. But only one team ca n win and Marilyn Sainpsons emerged victorious over lanice Fonner's. The principal props , h, in t is game are one net, one hall and two teams, From 'there l on arnost anything goes. WINNING TEAM ow: Marilyn King, Maxine Douglas, Marilyn Sampson, Captain First R Back Row: Sharon Littleton, ludy Tonjurn Marilyn Fl- more, Cheario Harper, Toni Podersta. ,,,o.vr. rr? WINNING TEAM fuanita Trout, Sally VVeber, Indy Benton, Martha Abt'-l Toni Pedesta, Karen Spaulding, Pat Iaineu, Betty Pavixr Myrna Layton, captain. BASKETBALL Basketball, a favorite sport with the bavs, is just as well liked by the airls, although their rules are different. A series of games led up to the big event, the Clianipianship. The playfaff this year was between the teams of Myrna Layton and Mavis Kenny. Myrnas team wan with a scare of l8fl. Qi Q1 Nb Clockwise: Fiarli Telnet, Crimvv Cline, Mavis Kenny, Willie Patten ta, Myrna Layton, Paula Ne-, , a Balew, . dren ratt, l3'yi Cobb, Sylvia Stewfirt, tlthet Lock hart ML X72 x YJ 4 .. R A ,. Q 3' - ' . -'- ya 1 - , ff? - .Ef f'i,Q .32 ..i,.:i x fm X U V! 1 K .Q A ' 4 j ,..: A 1 gf af . M-1' i 'fi F . fi -I ' 5 K K VV,k 1 Y 5,5 3 My . , 5 . K , .im - A 2 ' K E 2 V L ,, . eg, A M L L 2 S x ' :pk L. . 1 fiisisfv Q R, - z N? ' SSN Q fs, if , X an F iv ,eff :I 'EWR Q '- W-x.x. z , ., .... T 4,3 :. 55, z ,z-21 :gf .:, - .2 . - X--fs 2 Y. ax Ex Y Y , ss Qi, H ziggem ' wg If x 5 M NES X bi H ,t A xx :Q . 1 ' 4 vw . 1 U -Q - , .N QL: Wg M 1, 5? 3 S , , .Q 50 4 Y -Y A x E X N ,P+ wr 'M A B? .2 , 1 W H N r WK.: unw- KG gags Xxx. is W ri X A in Q k V J TW of Mr. Gordon Iones Mr. C. Bauer Dr. William Podesta Mr. Alex Summers President Secretary b Mr. Andrew Honn Mr. Fred Campbell Mr. L. E. Winfield Mr. Virgil Iudge BOARD OF EDUCATION The destiny of America is in the hands of the illustrious members of the school board who must provide the educational facilities for our budding young geniuses. Only by their watchful care do our schools move forward on the path of destiny. 44942 Only a disabling injury forced Mr. Starwalt to give up a life long service to the young people of this community. After teaching rural schools for 22 years he became a member of the Board of Education in the Humboldt District. He has served on the Unit District Board. since its beginning. School Board membership often eams more buffets than praise. It costs members time and energy with no renumeration whatever. We hope that our small MR. O. F. STARWALT token of appreciation may serve as some reward for his unselfish labor. l N 6952, MR. VIRGIL IUDGE ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL The toughest job around the school is dish- ing out the penalties for wrongdoing. This un- pleasant task has fallen to Mr. Weyrauch who has handled the job with a great deal of skill. G SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Mr. fudge was a newcomer to our schools this year, however, within a rela- tively short time he has won a place in our hearts. His obviously sincere interest in us and our affairs, his kindly attitude in dealing with us and our problems, and his able leadership in helping the board, faculty, and students develop better schools. 962 MR. I OHN WEYRAUCH PRINCIPAL A genuine concern for the Welfare of each of our students guides Mr. Claw- son's activities in managing our high school. The administration of the Widely diversified program of a modern high school is very difficult. The man in charge is constantly faced with problems both serious and complex. Mr. Clawson has done a commendable job in solving these problems and helping us to obtain a good education. MR. W. G. HOOPER MR. H. A. CLAWSON GUIDANCE DIRECTOR Mr. Hooper is the man to see about any problems you might have during the school year. He is never too busy to see us and he is always ready to assist us on applying for scholarships and making plans for college. To a great many of us he has been a real friend. 6979 FACULTY Art Department: Mr. Moritz. English Department: Miss Bowman, Miss Bratton Miss Heath, Mr. Tweedy, Mrs. Neal, Miss Grimes Miss Gabbert. Essays, short stories, and book reports go hand in hand with practically any English class. Speeches and poems are also a part ot this very important, though we sometimes think otherwise, subject. Have you seen a paint-spattered or pot- tery covered student walking around? More than likely he is taking an art course. This is a very interesting and beneficial course for any student with a creative mind. lf you can't boil water without burning it , the course for you is homemaking. These courses not only teach the cooking and sewing side of the homemaker, but also the arts of interior decoration and child care. Homemaking Department: Mrs. Rockabrand, Mrs. Zimmerman, Miss Whitezel. e982 Business Department Row 1: Miss Lahey, Miss Franklin, Mrs. Harden. Row 2: Mr. lones, Mrs. Monier Mrs. Kna y , pp, Mr. Swearingen. Typing, shorthand, stenography, and any other course pertaining to the business world are a part of the business education depart- ment. For any young person who is planning to make his living by office work, any one of these courses would be extremely helpful. Helping boys that are chiefly interested in becoming farmers is the job of the agriculture department. Livestock, soil conservation, and farm improvement are just part of the many lessons that are taught. Electricity, metal, wood, and vocational trades are all that go together to make up the vocational department. These courses are open to boys who are interested in industrial education of any sort. Vocational Department: Mr. Ikenberry, Mr. Mc- Peak, Mr. Osborne, Mr. Crites, Mr. Elliott. 44992 FACULTY Agriculture Department: Mr. Erwin, Mr. Stewart. .174 E w1:-Iwi . ,, . ,, , -f-- .: : sn we it ff V, ,sm QE is i L F ,,,4,....,..,. , - W - ' - . . .. . fl 5 Language Department Library: Miss Pyle, Mrs. Struthers Miss Lutz, Miss Keoughan. Mathematics Department: Mr. Green, Mrs. Worrell, Mr. Colin, FACULTY French, Spanish and Latin are the three languages that are offered in the language department. Any one who finds they are interested in more than one year, can take an additional year. The librarians are always ready to help and assist you in selecting books or obtaining information. During study hall periods, a person can read the latest mag- azines or newspapers for enjoyment or for obtaining information. Solving equations, theorums, figuring formulas are all that go together to make up the mathematics department. A new rule was put to use this year. All l956 graduates must have one year of mathe- matics. lf you have the ambition to be another Einstein, the science department is the one for you. Solving formulas, figuring the depth and height of objects and di- secting insects make up part of the pro- gram in science courses. Science Department: Mr. Lackey, Mr. Lash, Mr, Sheppard, Mr. Shields. C4 100 2 0 aim Mr. Chambers, Music Department ROTC Department: Major Coneybeer, M Sgt. Miss lulsrud FACULTY lf ycu like to play any kind of musical instrument or sing, the music department is the one for you. Going to band and vocal contests and playing or singing for assemblies make up the active side ot the music department. The military side ot lite is found in the RCTC department. Here the boys have a chance to train tor military lite, by marching and drilling, A very rigid in- spection is held in the spring, ln physical education the boys are taught wrestling, basketball, baseball, and health. The girls learn the techniques of volleyball, basketball and tumbling. Exercises play a big part in limbering up the boys and girls for active physical eduf cation. The questions When did Columbus discover America? and 'lWhen did the Pilgrims carrie to America? are all anf swered in the social science department. ln these courses, students learn the his- tory ot the world. One year of American history is required to graduate. Beadles, Sgt. Bainne. Teil? ,Q ' Physical Education Row 1: Mr. Weyrauch, Mr, Patrick, M Oyler. Row 2: Mrs. l-lankins, Miss Pfeiller. Social Science: Mr. Smith, Mr Sullivan, Mr. lohnson, Mi. Gaines. xc lU1 sb SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS lim Van Cleave . President Pat Kelly Vice-President Shirley Weber 4 , , Treasurer Eileen Overton Secretary This year, as in every year, all the Senior activities pointed to that Big day in May- graduation. The ending of high school days spelled the beginning of a lot of work for these four officers and their advisors, Miss Lahey and Mr. Crites. The ordering of class cards, the collecting of class dues, and the fitting of caps and gowns were just a few of the problems they ironed out this past year. Thanks to the well ape pointed committees, the Spring Party was a huge success again this year, A lot was expected of these four officers during the past year and they came through doing a tremendous job, We of the 1954 Senior Class say farewell and lots of luck to those who follow us. ADVISORS Miss Lahey, Mr. Crites. ,ur 'X f 5 'N -...jj-ics .W My 44 102 PD SENIORS CLAIRE ANN ABELL Riddle Stott 1, 2, 3, GAA 1, 2, Dramatics Club 4, Alice in Wonderland 4, FTA Club 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l. MADONNA KAY ADAMS Latin Club 2, 3, Mtxed Chorus 1, 2 SUE ARMSTRONG FHA 2, 3, 4, FHA Officer 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Glee Club l, 2, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, FTA 4, Bra Twelve Music Festival l, 2, 3. MADONNA ARTHUR Riddle Staff l, 2, 3, Captain 3- FHA 3, OO Club 4, GAA l, 2, 3. WALTER BAKER Latin Club 1, Debate l, 2, Science Club 4, Industrial Arts Club 3, Basketball l- Wrestlrna 4, ROTC l, 2, 4, ROTC Of- ficer 4, Iun1or'Sen1or Prom Committpc 35 lntramural Sports l, 2, 3, 4, ROTC Pecoratma Committee 4. MARY MALINDA BALES GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4 Winntna Team 3, M Club 4, M Club Officer 4: FHA l, 2, 4, Spanish Club 3, Girls' Ritle 'Team 3, 45 Glee Club l, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Bla Twelve Music Fr-str val l, 2, 3, 4, Open-tta, NATRESIA CARROL BALLINGER Mural Stall 4, FRA l, 2, Spanish Club 2, Dramattcs Club 3, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, Christmas Play 3, Choir 3, 4: Cheerleader Illumboltj l, Bla Twelve Music Festival 2, 3, 4, EVELYN BANKS THOMAS P. BARBER Spanish Club 3, Latln Club 3, Camera Club 2, 3, 4, Chess Club l, 2, Science Club 4, ROTC l, 2, 3, Othcer 3, Drill Ts-am l, 2, 3, Band l, 2, Iunror-Senior Prom Committee 3, ROTC Decorating Committee 2, 3. IIM BEALS Football l, Basketball l, Baseball 1, ROTC 2, 3, 4, lntramural Sports l, WILLIAM H. BIGGS DO, Club 3, 4, Officer 4, Football l, ROTC l, 2, 3, Officer 2, 3, Ritle Team l, 2, lntramural Sports 2, 4, IOHN BONE Science Club 3, 4, Latin Club l, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, ROTC l, 2, 4, Rttle Team l, 2, 4, Drill Team 2, Iumor-Senior Prom Committee 3 BERNICE MARIE BORUFF Science Club 4. SUSAN ELAINE BOWEN Riddle Staff l, 2, GAA l, 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, Latin Club I, 2, French Club 4, President 4, FTA 4 GERALD BOYLE Latm Club l, ROTC 2, 3, 4 ROTC Decoratina Committee 4, lntramural Sports 3. Q 103 59 .-AF SE IORS IAMES PATRICK BRADLEY Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, ROTC l, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, ROTC Dec- oratina Committee 4, Junior Class Of- ficer 3, Iunior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Paul Monson Award 3, Western Mili- tary Academy l, 2. TACK H. BRANSON D.E. Club 4, Officer 4, Football 3, Bas- ketball 1, ROTC 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, ROTC Decorafina Committee 3, intra- mural Sports l, 2, 3, 4, Intramural All Star Team I, THOMAS W. BREWER lnclustrial Arts Club 2, ROTC 2, 3, 4, Drill Team 3. IOAN LIDA BROERS Riddle Staff l, 2, 3, 4, GAA l, FHA lf Spanish Club 2, 3, Dramatics Club 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, Drum Ma- jor 4, Majorette l, 2, 3, Alice in Won- derland Play 4. ROBERT MACKIE BUMPUS lndustrial Arts Club 2, Football l, Basketball l, Track 1, Band l, 2, Mixed Chorus 1, Iunior-Senior Prom Committee 3, IOHN BURNS D.O. Club 3, 4, Football l, 4, Wrestling 2, 4, Track 2, ROTC l, 2, 3, Rifle Team 2, grill Team l, 2, 3, lntramural Sports . , , 4. RUSSELL LEON CAMFIELD industrial Arts Club l, 2, 3. RONNIE CAMPBELL Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Football 3, ROTC 2, 3, 4, ROTC Decoratina Committee 3, Intramural Sports 4. IAHALA I. CANNOY Science Club 4, Usherette 4. STEPHEN L. CANNOY Mirror Staff 4, ROTC l, 2, Usher 3, 4. A. L. CARTER PHILLIP CARTER Mirror Staff 4, Mirror Editor 4, Drama- tics Club 4, Football 3, Wrestling 2, Golf 4, ROTC 2, 3, 4, ROTC Decorat- inq Committee 3, Intramural Sports 4, Homecomina Assembly 3, Alice in Wonderland Play 4. FREDA CHISM 0.0. Club 4. DORIS CLARK KATHRYN IUNE CLINE Harrisbura Township High School 1, 2, 3, Orchestra l, 2, 3, Clarion Typist 3, Hi-Tri 2, 3, Music Review 3, Pow Wow l, 2, Iunior Play Prompter 3, Violin Duet in District Contest Cfirst placel 3, Violin Trio 3, Riddle Staff 4, GAA 4, Captain 4. K1042 -wmv VTX' WT I va- 'W' Wf- K, SENIORS NORMAN MAX COX Letterrnen's Club I, 2, 3, 4, Football Z, 3, Track l, ROTC 2, 3, 4. IOHN DELMAR CRAIG Industrial Arts Club l, 2, ROTC l, 2, 3, RAYMOND ARTHUR CRENSI-IAW D.O. Club 4: ROTC 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, ROTC Decoratina Committee 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4, Intramural All Star Team 2, 3, Cap- tain 3. BILL CRITCHELOW Basketball 1, AUGUST EMIL CZERWONKA Mirror Staff 3, Mirror Editor 3, Latin Club 2, Le-ttermen's Club 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Track 3, 4, ROTC 2, 3, 4, Oflicer 4, Rifle Team 3, 4, ROTC Decoratina Committee 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural All Star Team 2, Intramural Captain 2, Press Association 3. IAMES DAUGHERTY D.O. Club 4, ROTC 2, 3, 4, Officer 4: Drill Team 3: ROTC Decorating Com- mittee 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3. BETTY IEAN DAVIS GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, M Club 4, Fl-IA 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Dramatics Club 4: Rifle Team 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Bia Twelve Music Festivfl l, 2, 3, M Club Bowling Cap- tain . HOWARD DECKER Spanish Club 4, Dramatics Club 4, Let- termen's Club 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, 4, ROTC 2, Intramural Sports l, Spanish gllub glfficer 4: Alice In Wonderland av . IOSEPH DELANEY Debate 4, DE. Club 4, CLARA IOYCE DERRICKSON Riddle Staff 4, Mirror Staff 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Fall Party Committee 4, Clarinet Quartet 3, Ensembles 3, 4 PEGGY VIRGINIA DONLEY FHA 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 4, DE, Club 4. IANET LOUISE DOUGLAS Camera Club 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, D.E. Club 4. SHIRLEY A. DUNCAN FHA l: Latin Club 2, Mixed Chorus l, 2, W. DUANE DUNCAN Industrial Arts Club l, 2, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Football Manager 2: Basketball Manaqer 2, 3, 4, ROTC 2, Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Usher l. WAYNE FREDERICK DUNCAN FFA 1, Science Club 4, Industrial Arts Club 3, 4, ROTC 2, 3, Officer 2, 3, Iunior-Senior Prom Committee 3 41052 'S-. 'ww YN'-vi' M1112 93 SENIORS PANSY ELDER Dramatics Club 4, CHARLES H. ELLIS D.O. Club 35 Science Club 45 Industrial Arts Club 2, 3: Wrestlinq 45 ROTC 25 Band 1: Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Usher 35 Science Club Officer 45 Ham Club Ot- ticer 3, 45 Delegate-State Industrial Arts Convention. CORRINE IOANNE ELLIS Riddle Staff 3, 45 GAA 35 lunior-Senior Prom Committee 3. EDDIE ETHINGTON lndustrial Arts Club 2, 35 Lettermen's Club 3, 45 Football 1, 25 Basketball 3: Track 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 3, 45 ROTC l, 2, 45 Rifle Team 25 Band 25 Mixed Chorus 3: lntrarnural Sports 1. 2, 3, 45 Usher 25 Boys' State 3. FAY IOAN FICKES GAA l, 2, 3, 45 Captain 45 Spanish Club 2, 35 Science Club 45 Concensus Committee 3. ROBERT LEE FICKES Latin Club 35 Track 35 ROTC 2, 3, 45 lntramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4. LARRY FISHER Charleston 1-liqh Schol 1, 2, 35 Basket- ball 1, 2, 35 Student Council 1, 2, 3: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3g Iunior-Senior Prom. Committee 35 Homecominq Com- mittee 3. IANICE MARIE FONNER Riddle Statl l, 2, 4: GAA l, 4, Captain 45 Tap Ten Homecoming Queen 4. FREDERICK FURRY ROTC 2, 3, 4: lunior-Senior Prom Com- mittee 3, RONALD GEIGER Mixed Chorus l. MARY GIBERSON GAA 2, 3, 45 French Club 25 Science Club 4. IANICE GILBERT Riddle Stall 45 GAA 3, 4: Captain 4, M Club 45 GAA Rifle Team 35 Vincennes, lndiana, High School l, 25 Student Council 15 1-li-Y 1, Officer ly M Club Bowling Captain 4, Top Ten Home- coming Queen 4. ROXANNA GILBERT Latin Club 25 Science Club 4. SARA GOVER Riddle Stati 25 GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 45 M Club 45 FHA 15 Spanish Club 45 Latin Club l, 25 Camera Club 25 Science Club 45 lunior Class Oiticer 35 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 Christ- mas Play 45 Noon Hour Recreation Board 35 Consensus Board 35 Spanish Club Otticer 45 General Assembly Com- mittee 45 Play Day KGAAJ 3. YVONNE GRAFTON Mirror Stall 4: Glee Club 4: Mixed Chorus l, 2, 31 Big Twelve Music Festival l, 2, 3. K 106 bb 'Sd' Ns...-r SE IORS ELIZABETH KARLENE GUST Riddle Staff 2, Mirror Staff 4, Mirror Edi- tor 4, GAA l, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus Contest 2, Big Twelve Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Iunior-Senior Prom Com- mittee 3: Operetta 3. DELORES ANN HACKETT Mirror Typing Editor 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Maiorette 4, Iunior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Bass Clarinet Solo 1, 2, Mixed Clarinet Quartet I, 2, Oboe Solo 4, Mirror Production Manager 4, lunior- Senior Prom Refreshment Committee 2. MARILYN HAMBY GAA I, FHA 2, Latin Club 2, 3, Science Club 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Iunior-Senior Prom Committee 3. MARY EMMA HAMILTON IOYCE ANN HAMMA Riddle Staff l, 3, GAA 2, 4, French Club 2, Officer 2, Dramatics Club 4, Iunior- Senior Prom Committee 3, Homecom- ina Committee l, 2, 3, 4, Student Coun- cil l, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, District Student Council Conven- tion 2, 3, 4, State Student Council Con' vention Representative 3, Top Eleven Homecoming Queen 4, Top Ten ROTC Queen 2, 3, Alice ln Wonderland Play 4. IAMES FREDERICK HARDIN DO. Club 4, ROTC l, 2, 3, Officer 3, Rifle Team l, 2, 3, Drill Team l, 2, 3: ROTC Decorating Committee 3, Mixed Chorus 3, Intramural Sports 2, 3. IUDITH ANN HARRIS Riddle Staff 2, 3, FHA l, Latin Club 2. 3, Science Club 4, Band l, 2, luniore Senior Prom Committee 3. PHII. W. HASKELL Dramatics Club 4, ROTC l, 2, 3, Of- ficer 3, Drill Team I, 2, ROTC Decorat- ina Committee 3, Intramural Sports 1. MELVIN HERBERT Ettinqham Hiah School 1, 2, Baseball l, 4, ROTC 3, 4, Intramural Sports l, , , 4. SARAH LOU HELM St. Elmo Hiah School l, 2, 3, FHA l, 2, 3, Iunior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Usherette 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Echo Newspaper 1, 2, 3. THELMA HIGGEN S GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, M Club 4, Bowlina 4, Spanish Club 3, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Rig Twelve Music Festival 3, FTA 4. IOHN FRANK HILL Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Golf l, 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY MARIE HITE FHA 3, 4, 0.0. Club 4, Glee Club I, 2, BILLIE DEAN HOGAN FHA 2, Latin Club 2, 0.0. Club 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3. MARCIA LEE HOLLOWAY Riddle Staff l, 2, 4, GAA 1, 2, Latin Club l, 2, Dramatics Club 4, Camera Club 4, Secretary 4, Science Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Operetta 3, Big Twelve Music Festival 4, Robed Choir 3, 4, Alice ln Wonderland 4, lunior- Senior Prom Committee 3, Fall Party Committee 2. C4 D7 iiwd, ab Q---4' S NIORS CLARA IANE HOOD Humbolt Iunior High 1, FHA l, 2, 3, 4. Officer 1, Latin Club 2, 3, State Latin Contest 2, Mixed Chorus 1. IOYCE HOOD FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Iunior-Senior Prom Com- mittee 3, Cheerleader 1, Humbolt Iunior Hiah 1. DAVID R. HOOP Lafin Club 3, DF. Club 4, Industrial Arts Club 2, Intramural Sports 2. THEA RAE HOVIOUS FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, Dance Dec- orating Committee 1, Homecoming Tea I, 2, 3, 4, FHA Stand 2, FRED HOVIS FFA 1, Officer 1, Debate 4, ROTC 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, ROTC Decorating Com- mittee 3. RUTH VIRGINIA HOWES Dramatic Club 3, 4, D.E. Club 4, Glee Club 1, Mi 'd Chorus 2, 3, 4, Music Contest 2, I' a 12 Music Festival 1, ,2 3, 4, Oper ta 3, All-State Chorus 3, Christmas Play 3. RALPH IDLEMAN Wrestling 1, ROTC l, 2, 3. MARILYN IEAN IANES FHA l, 2, Latin Club 2, Dramatics Club 3, DE. Club 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3: Choir 3, 4, Big Twelve Music Festival 2, 3, 4, Christmas Play 3. HARVEY ALLEN IANSSEN Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, Basketball I, ROTC 1, 2, 3, Officer 3, Drill Team 3, ROTC Decorating Committee 3, Iunior- Senior Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Committee 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Intramural All Star Team 3, Student Council 3, 4, Sophomore Class Officer 2. CARL WAYNE IEFFERS FFA l, 2, 3, 4, Officer l, 4, Baseball 3, ROTC 2, 3, 4: Officer 3, 4. KATHERINE IONES 0.0. Club 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chgruas 4, Big Twelve Music Festival WILLIAM IUSTICE Riddle Staff 2, 3, 4, ROTC 2: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, HMS Pinafore Op- eretta 3, Big Twelve Music Festival 1, 2. IOHN PHILIP KEENE Dramatics Club 4, ROTC 1, 2, 3, In- tramural Sports I, Alice In Wonder- land Play 4. PAT KELLY Mirror Staff 4, Mirror Editor 4, Drama- tics Club 4, Chess Club 3, Dixon High School 1, 2, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, Mixed Chorus 2, Class Otticer 4, Spring Party Committee 4, Fall Party Committee 4, Intramural Sports 3, 4, Robed Choir 2, 4, Alice In Wonder- land Play 4, Homecoming Assembly 3, Assembly Committee 4, Big Twelve Music Festival 4. MAVIS IANE IENNY GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Winning Team 3, M Club 4, Spanish Club 2, Science Club 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, Big Twelve Music Festival 3: Band Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, Band' Camp 1, 2. 4108 W is vial- lllv .. m y SE IORS IOHNNY KILMAN DF. Club 4: Dance Committee 4: Float Committee 4: ROTC 1, 2, 3, Otticer 2, 3, Drill Team 1, 2: ROTC Decorating Corn- mittee 3: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3: Intra- mural Sports 1, 2. MARION KIRKENDOLL FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4: lndustrial Arts Club 1: ROTC 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4. CECELIA ROSE KNOLLENBERG Mirror Staff 4: GAA 3, 4, Captain 4: FHA l, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3: Band 1: Mixed Chorus 1: Girls' Chorus 1: Music Appreciation 1. PATRICIA ANN KNOWLES Riddle Staff 1, 2, 3: GAA 1: Latin Club 1: Glee Club 1: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: District Contest 2: Mixed Chorus 2: Bra Twelve Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4. LEONARD GLEN LASS Mirror Staff 3, 4, Mirror Editor 3, 47 French Club 4. Officer 4: Dramatics Club 4: Radio Play 4: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Sprinq Party Committee 3: lntramural Sports 1: Christmas Play 4: Press Asso- ciation 3, 4: State Band Contest l, 2, 3, 4. IOANNA LAWHORN D.E. Club 4: FHA 3: Glee Club 2: Usherette 1: DE, Club Dance Commit- tee 4: Float Committee 4. GENE LINDSAY lnclustrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3: Band 1, 2. IO ANN LINDSAY Riddle Staff 1, 2, 3: GAA 2, 3, 4, Capz tain 3, 4: M Club 4: Bowling Captain 4: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: Debate 1, Dramatics Club 4: Camera Club 2, Otticer 2: Science Club 2: Glee Club l, 2, lunior- Senior Prom Committee 3: Usherette 1, 2: Alice In Wonderland fPrompterJ 4: B Team Cheerleader 2. NANCY KAY LOGSDON FHA l: Glee Club 2: IuniorfSenior Prom Committee 3, MARY LOU LUNDEEN Riddle Staff 2, 4: GAA 2, 4: FHA 2, 4: Science Club 4: Band 1, 2, 4, Majorette l, 2: Fall Party Committee 4, FTA 4: Officer 4: State Band Contest 1, 2, 4: Home Teachinq 3: GAA Official 4. PAUL L. MCACHRAN Band 4. BOB MCCALL Wrestlinq 4: ROTC 2, 3, 4, Officer 4: Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 4, Intramural All Star Team 3: Intramural Captain 4, NOAH MCFADDEN FFA 1, 2: Football 1. BUD MCKIBBEN Dramatics Club 4. IIM MCMILLEN FFA 1: Spanish Club l: Dramatics Club 4: Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball l: Golf 1, 2, 3, 4: ROTC 2, 3, 4: Officer 4: Intramural Sports l, 2 K 109 9 at-write? -+-EE' 5 fr fe ,gg-nw ww 2 Q 4 E A ,I -fv- V I A lk A ,. . ' V , .ltahflmr K ie X 2 Tl - SE IORS 0,0. Club 4, Officer 4, ROTC 2, 3, 4, Drill Team 3: Usher 1. DON MARTIN Industrial Arts Club 1, Wrestlinq 4, ROTC 1, 2, Intramural Sports 1, 2. SHIRLEY MAXEY FHA 2, 3, 4. SUELLEN MEY Riddle Staff 2, 3- GAA 1, Spanish Club 4, Latin Club 1, Science Club 4: Iunior- Senior Prom Committee 3, FHA 2. ANN MILLER Riddle Staff 1, 2, 3, Enterprise Editor 4, Riddle Checkroom 3, 4, FHA 2, Spanish Club 3, Dramatics Club 4, Iunior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Fall Party Com- mittee 3, 4, Christmas Play 4, Press Association 4, Latin Club 1, DIXIE IOAN MILLER FHA 1, O O. Club 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2. BARBARA LOUISE MONTAGUE GAA I, 2, Latin Club l, Science Club 3, Usherette 1, FHA 1. KATHRYN M. MORSE Riddle Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, French Club 2- Science Club 4, Christ- mas Play 4, FTA 4, Officer 4. LARRY MYERS Mirror Staff 4, Mirror Editor 4, Letter- men's Club 4, Football 2, 4, Basket- ball 3, 4, Track 3, Tennis 2, ROTC 1, 3, ROTC Decoratina Committee 2 3, Intrargural Sports 2, Intramural Cap- tain '. PAULA LOVELI.. NEAL Riddle Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Mirror Staff 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4, Winning Team 2, M Club 4, Bowling 4, Captain 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3: Latin Club I, French Club 4, Otlicer 4, G1rl's Rifle Team 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Mixed Chorus 3, Iunior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Illini Girl's State 3, FTA 4, Officer 4, General Assembly Com- mittee 4, GAA Playday 1, 2, 3, 4: Big 12 Music Festival 1, 3, FHA BB. Stand 2, 3, 4, GAA Football Stand l, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 2, 3, 4. NANCY NEIMEIER Riddle Staff 1, 2, 3, Literary Editor 4, Riddle Checkroom 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, GAA Officer 4, GAA Camp 4, M Club 4, FHA 3, 4, Latin Club I, 2, Dramatics Club 4, Fall Party Com- mittee 3, 4, Christmas Play 4, Press Association 4, FTA 4, ISHSPA Conven- tion 4. IOHN CRAIG NELSON Riddle Staff 4, Science Club 3, Lef- termen's Club 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball lf Tennis l, 2, ROTC I, 2, 3' ROTC Decoratina Committee 3, lunior- Senior Prom Committee 3, Intramural Sports 2, 4, Usher 1. NANCY CAROL NEWBY GAA 3, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer l, Z, 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3, Mixed Chorus ly IuniorfSenior Prom Committee 3, FHA Camp l, 3. IOHN RICHARD NIGHSWANDER Iiatin Club 1, 2, Intramural Sports 2, RONALD NIGHSWANDER Latin Club 3, Science Club 3, 4, In- dustrial Arts Club 3, ROTC 2, Intra- mural Sports 2, 3, 4. Q 110 vw 'WM' is -- r r X . S5533 3' . I I T332 ! R V . ,K '. '- -t:- . , w SENIORS DAISY LUELLA OAKLEY Dramatics Club 4: Glee Club lp Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Music Contest 2, Big Twelve Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Op- eretta 3, CAROL SUE O'DELL 0.0, Club 4, Iunior-Senior Prom Com- mittee 3. EILEEN OVERTON Riddle Staff 4, Mirror Staff 4, GAA I, 2, 3, Winning Team I, FHA 1, 2, 3, Senior Class Officer 4, Iunior Class Of- ficer 3, Iunior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Sprinq Party Committee 4, Fall Party Committee 4, FTA 4, Sophomore Class Officer 2, Top Eleven Homecoming Queen 4. WENDELL PARKHURST ROTC 2, 3, 4, Band l. IERRY PEPPERDINE D.O. Club 4, Science Club 3, Indus- trial Arts Club l, Football 4, ROTC l, 2, 3, Drill Team 2, ROTC Decorating Committee 2, Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Captain 3, Usher I. DOLORES PETERSON FHA 3, 4, Christmas Play 4, Dramafics Club 4. EDWARD PHIPPS D.O. Club 3. 4, Industrial Arts Club 3, ROTC 3, 4. WILLIE LOUISE PODESTA Villa Duchesne l, 2, Girls' Athletics l, 2- Riding Club l, Z, Special Choir l, 2, Class Play 1, 2, Horse Shows l, 2: Riddle Staff 3, 4, Advertising Editor 4, Riddle Checkroom 4, GAA 3, 4, Captain 3, 4, M Club 4, French Club 4, Dra- matics Club l, Z, Glee Club l, 2: Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Fall Party Committee 3, 4, Christmas Play l, 2, Press Association 4, ISHSPA Con- vention 4, General Assembly Com- mittee 4, Concensus Board 3, GAA Stand 4. HARLAN ALLAN PRICE D.O. Club 4, ROTC 1, 2, 3, Rifle Team lr Drill Team l, ROTC Decorating Committee 2. CAROL ANN CHRISTINE RARDIN Riddle Staff 2, 3, GAA 2, Wmning Team 2, FI-IA 3, 4, Latin Club I, 2, OO. Club 4: Iunior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Fall Party Committee 3. DONNA BELT PYGOTT Riddle Staff 2, 0.0. Club 4. SHIRLEY RARDIN FHA 3, 4, D.E, Club 4, Glee Club 2: Usherette l, DE. Club Dance Commit- tee 4. MAHIORIE RATHE GAA l, 2, 3, Captain 3, Winning Teams 2, FHA l, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Usherette l, 2, Speech Club 3, Bio Twelve Music Festival l, 2, 3. MADONNA RUTH REINHART GAA Z, I-'HA I, 2, 4, Spanish Club 3. MADONNA SUE RITTER GAA I, FHA I, 2, 3, 4. Q ill P7 . 3 A 'f' .Vx 'Q-fn--v ls. VOR, me 'Uk we an-is We a nne , .2 is 4 In Z, Wi 4 K Q HK- y ,gb ,. K ' it ' N. A SE IORS RICHARD RODGERS Dramatics Club 4, Science Club 3, In- dustrial Arts Club 1, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, ROTC 2, 3, 4, Of- ticer 4, Ritle Team 3, ROTC Decorating Committee 3, lntramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, Alice in Won- derland Play 4. IAMES M. ROMINGER Camera Club 4. IEANNENE ROSE Riddle Staff 1, 3, GAA 2, 4, Spanish Club 3, Dramatics Club 4, Iunior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Com- mittee l, 2, 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Student Council District Vice President 4, Top Eleven Homecoming Oueen 4, Top Ten ROTC Court 2, 3. READ C. ROSS Riddle Statt 3, 4, Sports Editor 4, Let- termen's Club 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, ROTC 2, 3, 4, Ollicer 4, Iunior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Spring Party Com- mittee 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Committee 2, 3, 4, Fall Party Committee 3, 4, ln- tramural Sports 1, lntramural All Star Team l, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Otticei 3, 4, Press Association 3, 4, Assistant Sports Editor 3, Sophomore Otticer 2, Concensus Study 3, State Student Council Convention 3, General Assem- bly Committee 4, Bon-tire Committee 3. IENELLE RUSSELL Mirror Stalf 1, GAA 1, FHA 2, 4, D.E. Club 4, Glee Club 2: Usherette 3. CHARLES EDMUND RYAN Mirror Statt 3, 4, Mirror Editor 3, 4, French Club 4, Dramatics Club 4, Sci- ence Club 4, Band 2, 3, 4, lntramural Sports 1, 2, Christmas Play 4, Press Association 3, 4, State Band Contest 3, 4, Fall Party Play 4, Radio Play 4, PHILLIP L. RYAN Lettermen's Club 2, 3. 4, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, ROTC 2, 3, 4, ROTC Decorating Committee 4. VIRGINIA RYHERD GAA 1, 3, FI-IA l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 3: D.E, Club 4, Officer 4, Homecoming Committee l, Science Club l. MARILYN SAIVIPSON Riddle Stali 3, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 2, 3, 4, Winning Team 3, 4, M Club 4, Science Club 3, Girl's Ritle Team 4, Glee Club 2, Noon Hour Recreation Committee 3, Census Study 3, Assem- bly Committee 4, Play Day 3, Big Twelve Music Festival 2, GAA Stand l, 2, 3, 4. RUSSELL SAWYER FFA l, 2, 3, ROTC I, 2, 3, lntramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, lntramural Captain 2, IOANNE MARIE SCHAGEMANN FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Otticer l, 2, 3, 4, Mem- ber ot Degree Committee 3, Parliamen- tarian Delegate to National FHA Con- vention, State FHA Leadership Camp 3, Charleston High School 1, Carl Club, Delegate tor Iunior Carnival Committee 1, Usherette 2. DAVID SCHWARZ Spanish Club 1, 2, ROTC 1, 2, 3, Ot- ticer 3, Rifle Team 2, Drill Team l, 2, 3, ROTC Decorating Committee 3, IACK SCOTT FFA 3, 4, Olficer 4, Basketball 1, ROTC 1, 2, 3, Rille Team l, Drill Team 1, ROTC Decorating Committee 3, lntra- mural Sports l, 2, 3, 4, lntramural All Star Team 3. DUANE SEAMAN Industrial Arts Club 1, ROTC Decorat- ing Committee 2, 3, Iunior-Senior Prom Committee 2, 3, Homecoming Commit- tee 3, 4: School Electrician 2, 3, 4. LENORA ANN SHAMAN Riddle Staff l, 2, 3, Senior Editor 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, M Club 4, M Club Officer 4, Dramatics Club 4, Girl's Rifle Team 4, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Committee l, 2, 3, 4, Fall Party Committee 4, Stu- dent Council l, 2, 3, 4, Olticer 4, Press Association 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Senior Attendant Homecoming Queen 4, District Student Council Convention 2, 3, 4, Top Ten ROTC Queen 3, As- sembly Committee 4, M Club Bowling Captain 4. Q 112 2 as-72' Mr' SENIORS GUY SEYMOUR Mirror Editor 3. 4, French Club 4, Wrestlinq 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, State Band Contest 4: Brass Ensemble tlst Placel l, 2, Brass Ensemble t2nd Placel 3. WILLIAM HENRY SHAFER Industrial Arts Club 2, Basketball 1, Baseball 1, Track l, Mixed Chorus 1. DON SHEPARDSON Sciegnci- Club 4: Baseball 3, 4, ROTC IIM SHOWALTER Football 1, Basketball 1, ROTC l, 2, 3, lntramural Sports 2, 3, lntramural All Star Team 2, Intramural Captain 2. LEWIS SMITH FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Otticer 1, 3, 4, ROTC 2, 3, 4. SHARON LYN SMITH Riddle Staff 3, 4: GAA 3, FHA 1, 42 Cwlee Club 1: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL SMYSER D.l:l. C1ub 4: ROTC 2, 3, 4, Rifle Team 3, 4, Drill Team 3. ROBERT SNAPP FFA l, 2, 3, 4, Officer 2, 3, 4, Letter- men's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, Track 1, ROTC 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Iunior- Senior Prom Committee 3. KENNETH SPARKS Dramafics Club 4: Lettermen's Club 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: ROTC 1, 2, 3, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Intramural All Star Team 1, ln- tramural Caotain 3. PATRICIA STEVENS Riddle Stalt 3, 4, Business Manager 4, Riddle Checkroom 3, 4, Mirror Staft 3- GAA 2, 3, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramattcs Club 4, Camera Club 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Fall Partv Committee 3, 45 Christ- mas Play 4, Usherette 2, Press Associa- tion 4, FTA 4, Otticer 4, lSl-ISPA Con- Eergtion 4, Bia Twelve Music Festival ROY GEORGE STEWART I..ettermen's Club l, 2, 3, 4, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, ROTC 2, 3, 4, ROTC Decorating Committee 4. HAROLD STRATEH Dramatics Club 4, Lettermerfs Club 3, 4: Football l, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Wrestlina 3, Track l, ROTC 2, 3, 4, gifficer 4: ROTC Decorating Committee LETITIA MAE THOMAS GAA l, 2, 3, FHA I, 2, 3, 4, Ollicer 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Usherette 1, 2: FHA Sectional Meetina 2, Sweet- heart Ball Decoration Committee l, Hostess Homecoming Tea 3. PATRICIA THOMPSON GAA 2, 3, 4, M Club 4, Spanish Club 4: Latin Club 1, Debate 2, 3: Science Club 3: Girls' Rifle Team 4. DON TIMMONS Dramatics Club 4, I.ettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Wrestlina 1, 3, Track l, 2, 3, ROTC 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Iunior-Senior Prom Committee 3. C4 113 vb 1616 naar, 'nr i -'Q 'Sr'- mfr' tel'-it an. 3 t L .: A., l t ' '--P 5' ' , li ,A .... 4. ' . ils'?'i'l9-5-3513 1 -rw' fem' vw 4 dbg 'W 43122395 5 ts .. . tl A? SENIGRS MARTHA IOANNE TOMLIN Mirror Staff 4, Mirror Circulation Edi- tor 45 GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 FHA 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 French Club 45 Band I5 Glee Club 2: Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Operetta 35 Usherette, Senior Play 25 B Team Cheerleader 4, IIM WESLEY TROWER Dramatics Club 45 Industrial Arts Club 35 Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Wrestlinq 25 ROTC 2, 3, 4- lntramural Sports 3. RICHARD TUCKER ROTC 1, 2, 35 Intramural Sports 2. IAMES VAN CLEAVE Dramatics Club 45 Alice in Won- derland Play 45 I..ettermen's Club 2, 3, 45 Football l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track I, 2, 3: ROTC 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 45 Senior Class Officer 45 Iunior-Senior Prom Com- mittee 35 Homecoming Committee 45 Intramural Sports lg Intramural Cap- tain 15 Student Council 45 Citizens Ed- ucation Proiect 4. IOE WADE I.ettermen's Club 2, 3, 45 Football I, 2, 3, 45 Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 ROTC 2, 3, 4, Officer 45 ROTC Decoratinq Committee 45 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 Bon-fire Commite tee 3. BONNIE WALKER 0.0. Club 4. Officer 4. WILLIAM HARLEM WALLACE Mirror Staff 4, Mirror Editor 45 Windsor High School 15 Basketball I, 25 Base- ball 15 Track 1, 3, 45 ROTC 2, 3, 4, Drill Team 2: Mixed Chorus 2: Intramural Sports I, 3, 45 Intramural All Star Team 35 Intramural Captain 45 Press Associa- tion 45 Biq Twelve Music Festival 2. FRANCES WARD Riddle Staff 35 FHA 35 0,0. Club 45 Cwlee Club 2. IAMES RICHARD WARD Science Club 35 Lettermen's Club I, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, Z, 3, 45 Tennis I, 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 2, 35 Home- cominq Committee 25 Intramural Sports 1: Student Council 2. MARILYN WATERS Riddle Staff 25 GAA 25 FHA 2, 35 Span- ish Club 2, 35 Dramatics Club 45 Alice in Wonderland Play 45 Science Club 3, 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 35 FTA 45 Contests-Solo l, 2, 3, 4, Ene semble l, 2, 3, 45 Illinois Summer Youth Music Camo 2, 3, 45 All-State Bands 45 Eastern Illinois Music Clinic I, 2, 3: Band Tribunal 4. SHIRLEY ANN WEBER Riddle Circulation Editor 45 GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 35 M Club 45 Bowling Captain 45 FHA 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 25 Biq Twelve Music Festival 25 Senior Class Officer 45 Junior Class Officer 35 Sophomore Officer 25 Iunior-Senior Prom Committee 35 Spring Party Com- mittee 45 Fall Party Committee 45 Home- comina Queen 45 Cheerleader 4. DAVID WELL Camera Club 45 Industrial Arts Club 25 Mixed Chorus 15 Intramural Sports 3, 4. BARBARA ANN WELSH Riddle Staff 2, 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief 45 GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 35 GAA Of- ficer 45 GAA Camp 45 M Club 45 Bowl- ing Captain 45 GAA Play Day 25 FHA 1: Spanish Club 45 ILIHIOFYSSHIOY Prom Committee 35 Fall Party Committee 3, 45 Press Assocaition 45 ISHSPA Conven- tion 4. DUANE WETZEL FFA I, 2, 3, 45 Football 15 Basketball I5 ROTC 2, 3, 4. IOHN E. WHEELER Rorc 2, 3, 4, Drill Team 2. 3:1142 me MTV ,www SENIORS DONALD GENE WHITFORD Camera Club 4: Science Club 3, 4: Industrial Arts Club 1, 2. I IM WHITLEY Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 4: Golf 1, 2, 3, 4: ROTC 2, 3, 4: ROTC Decoratinq Committee 4. SHIRLEY ANNE WHITLEY Spanish Club 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Iunior-Senior Prom Committee 3: Big Twelve Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 3. STEVE WHITLEY Science Club 3: ROTC 2, 3, 4, Officer 4: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: lntrae mural All Star Team 3: Intramural Captain 3, 4: Usher 1, 2. MARILYN IOYCE WILDMAN FHA 2, 3, 4: Iunior-Senior Prom Com- mittee 1, 2: Usherette 1. FRED L. WININGS ROTC 1, 2, 3. ANN WILSON GAA 1, 2: French Club 2, 0.0. Club 4, Officer 4. SENIORS NOT PICTURED GENEVA EDWARDS IOE EVELAND Dramatics Club 4. EARL HAISLIP ROTC 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, THOMAS KARPUS Tilden Tech Hiah School 1, 2, 3: Year- book Sports Editor 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Swimming 1, 2, 3: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Teacher 3: Riddle Staff 4. MARY ANN PIPPIN FHA 1, 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY SCO'I'l' FHA 1, 2: D.E, Club 4: D.E. Dance Committee 4. C1152 ME . ,A it n .lvwirtig asf K 1 Wald-for on we: wifi ' 4 5 E F t nw JU IOR CLASS OFFICERS Iim Aikman . . . . . . . ..., , , . . . .President Dean Eastin . .. ..,. Vice-President Barbara Tomer . ...., Secretary Sharon Pratt . .,., Treasurer These four people are in charge of one of the most gala affairs of the entire school year- the funior-Senior Prom. To most of us the Prom means music, beautiful decorations, and a dimly lighted gym. However, to these four officers and their advisors, Mr. Moritz and Miss Keoughan, the many long hours of planning and decorating are the biggest part of the Prom. This time was not spent in Vain for the Prom was a huge success. Conducting the seniors to their places at the Baccalaureate and Commencement ceremonies Was one of the big thrills of the year for the lunior Class Officers. ADVISORS Mr. Moritz. Miss Keoughan. 44116 bb JUNIORS 'QE- Martha Abel Linda Abplanalp Pat Adams Rebecca Adrian lim Aikman Betty Aleshire Koralie Allen Betty Andres Wanda Arterburn Ierry Ashworth Marilyn Auten Ierry Authenrieth Phvllis Ayres Betty Ball Don Ballinger Don Bariether 'S Bill Bartlett 43 Beverl Beals Q' Y Ruthe Beals Bob Belton Don Bennett Everet Bennett Aleta Betty Harold Bradbury Ronnie Brewer Ianxce Brown Oscar Brown .., My Q' Larry Burmeister X loe Bush Dave Byrne A fo H-E4 +55 Gene Carlen Darsol Caton Ronnie Chaplin Kay Churchman Phyllis Cobb Iosephine Cole E Shirley Collier Ronnie Collins Tom Comer Sarah Cook Iohn Cowger Kaye Cowger Carl Cox 5' Q W Ethel Crane 3 ww V Iim Crean 44 117 2 i Q Q f 'O ' Q rce Q at - JUNIORS Sunny Crepps lanice Crilchelow Larry Cummings Don Cummins Farrell Cutright Larry Dallas Don Davis William Davis Lee Roy Derixson Wilber Diepholz Nancy Donnell Dick Dowell Dean Easton Sharon Eaton Sharon Elliott Ray Ellioii Tom Ellis Mariolvn Elmore Ioyce Endle Sandra Fickes Susan Fitierer Kay Fiizsimmons Dick Fliesher Nancy Fosier Iohn French Sammv Fuller Hope Furry Shirley Gaines Harold Garbe Karen Ghast Donna Kibhler Kathryn Gieger Lois Gill Larry Goodwin Arnold Grube Patty Hance Ioan Hardesty Frank Harper Ioyce Harper Martha Harrington Bill Harrinqton Betty Harris Bob Hart Mary Hari Shirley Hartline Kll8D was 'WV' QQ- 129 JUNIORS Ray Haskell Patty Hatfill Thelma Helling Letha Hendron Glenna Highland Bob Hines Kathy Holloway Barbara Hooker Kay Hopkins Steve Hovious Connie Howell Phyllis lrey Ianice Iack Ian Iacobson David lanes Margarette lanes Roger Ieffers Carol Iohnson Mary Ann Ioyce Noreata Kepley Dons Kerans Linda Kidwell Sandra Kinnamin Betty Kull Lyle Kull Lois Lathrop Don Layrnon . . ' ...ui .az Q. 5? Myma Layton Sharon Littleton Shirley Littleton Betty Lockhart Ethel Lockhart Nancy Lorenz Ruth Louthan Iudy Manuel Eva Martm Edith Matlock Ann Maxey lim McCollum Iim McElasey like .. .. W.. Fred McGuire Tom McK1bben MaDonna McK1ttr1ck Kenny McMillan Madonna Merrick 41192 JUNIORS Ioyce Mey Bob Miller Marilyn Miller Pat Miller Charles Montgomery Britton Mvers Leslie Naab Kenny Newell Tom Owens Reqina Ozier Lois Parker Ioyce Paullin Phyllis Perry Anita Peterson Zula Pierce Sharon Pratt Shirley Price William Price Ellen Probst Virginia Protz Ronnie Quinn Dick Record Phyllis Reider Helen Rheinhart Rex Roberts Marilyn Rumley Ioyce Rumold Bob Runner Mariorie Sampson Ann Scott Gene Seamen Don Searles Ronald Seely Don Sempsrote Bill Shadow Hershel Sharp Iames Sharp Margie Shook Ieanie Showalter c1202 JUNIORS Don Siebert Nancy Simpson Madonna Smith lack Snow Leslie Sorensen Allen Sparks Shirley Spaulding Patty Stewart Sylvia Stewart Kenneth Steury Ioyce Stone Dick Storm Ianet Strong Barbara Tomer Larry Taylor Ellen Thompson Nancy Thorton Iudv Tonium Sarah Townley Iuanita Trout Tom Tuggle Gene Tuttle Anna Mae Veech Mildred Waggner Virginia Waltrip Gary White Ierry White Ioan White Ruth White Bill White Charolette Wiebe Ronnie Wilson Beverly Wishart Barbara Wolf Myrna Wolf Dick Woodfall Larry Werley Lola Yarnell Otis Zachow 44 121 2 W! 1-.. '33-.EN SOPHO ORE CLASS OFFICERS Ronnie Davidson , , , , , President Ierry Armstrong . , Vice-President Thcrlicx Brandenburg . Treasure: Carol Sempsrote Secretary This year all the problems and responsibilf ities tell on the shoulders of four capable off ficers: Ronnie Davidson, Terry Armstrong, Tha- lia Brandenburg, and Carol Sempsrote. The biggest Sophomore activity this past year was the Valentine dance held in February. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the Queen, Thalia Brandenburg, and the King, Ronnie Davidson, This was one of the most unusual dances of the year, for the girls treated the boys. Mrs. Worrell and Mr, Lackey, the advisors, did a great job in helping make this past year a success, ADVISORS Mr. Lackey, Mrs. Worrell. 'hwy 44 PP SOPHDMORES Io Adams lim Alexander Norma Alexander Alvin Alwardt Bill Alvis Ierry Armstrong Nancy Ashworth Beverly Baker lim Baker Donna Barger Linda Basham Louise Beals Edward Berkowitz Carl Bostic lim Brumm Sylvia Boyd Iohn Bovle Ierry Braqg Thalia Brandenburg Iim Branson Nancy Branson Iohn Bridges Iudy Brown lane! Broyles Evertt Bryan Charles Bullard Paul Campbell Sue Campbell Wanda Campbell lack Childers Bob Clark Shirley Clodfelder Nancy Cobb Dale Crenshaw Mary Crenshaw Roger Croy Ioyce Davidson Ronnie Davidson Mike Daugherly Phyllis Decker Loretta Deqraffenried Kenny Diepholz Iudv Dodd Don Donley Bill Donnell 44123 2 U, vu- 4 3 4 '53 it f ,Q Qiyx 'W' f! -55' SOPHOMORES Charles Dudra Dean Duncan Linda Duncan Carolyn Ealy Ellen Eastin Sharon Ealv Yvette Eaton Gary Elliott Phvllis Emery Betty England Shirley Fentress Kathleen Ferree Ianet Fuller Fredda Fuller Gay Furry Roger Gas: William Gillespie Peggy Goodson Tim Gover Scott Green Marilyn Groves Barbara Hall Sharon Hamilton Dennis Hamrna Kenneth Hampton Chearie Harper Carolyn Hatfill Gerald Hatfill Betty Heldman Kay Herman Donna Hilton Winona Honn Gary Hoop Iudv Hood Shirley Hooker Frances Hopper Ramona Hopkins Ed Horn Iohn Hom Mona Horn Bob Hombeck K 124 ll 5 an L Nr '- IA .Q vii 1 ,:,,, . 5 K MSC l g 9 rl if i X i . 'I' ' -.JL it te, '-3-R 'Y' se' 'v- QNX' -:li EJ' HB . luv A-' Riv- VW' ' Ivan X ter-SWS SOPHOMORES Iudy Howard Harold Huckstead Pat Iames Harry Ianssen Frances Ieffers Doris Iohnson Faye Iohnson Keith Iohnston Eleanor Kastl lohn Keller Kay Kennedy Io Anne King lane Knollenburg Carol Kominoski Diclc Kragler Leroy Kremer Sandra Kroenlein Eddie La Master Karen Lamphier Shirley Landrus Betty Lane Patty Lane Robert Laughhunn Bob Lawhorn lohn Lawhorne Duane Lawson Lynn Leemon Beverly Lehman Gene Linder Ierrv Lindsay Madonna Malone Nancv Matthius Gerald McAchran Iohn McBride Bob McDowell Ierry McDowell Vernon McFarland Norma McGahn Bob Micheals Kenneth Micheals Sharon Miller c1252 lv. 'KU-4 It -Q' 'N ,5- B X 5650 xx' - SCPHOMORES Wayne Miller Bardcry Mills Roger Misenheimer Nancy Moritz Iohn Mormon Carolyn Musgrove Larry Meyers Linda Meyers Patsy Naab Clark Nelson Iane Newby Iudy Nichols Barbara Nigh Iim Nighswander Charlene Norman Kent Nunamaker Dorothy Oakley Carl Owens Alva Patrick Phyllis Payne Willa Perryman Iim Peterson Gary Phillips Gary Phipps Pat Pickering Toni Podesta Harry Popendieker Larry Price Bertha Pugh Audrey Pygott Nancy Pygott Iim Hardin George Rawlings Iosephine Raymer Larry Romans Don Rose Annette Scales Ierry Schafer Maryann Scheef Sandra Seften Carol Sempsrote el26x 'Qt ' if -'. .:,:. Q. ' r V X .Q . , sux It .. N em 'F sv X h- -: . f A QQ- ' SOPHOMORES Larry Shadows Phyllis Shadow Marilyn Shirley Dick Shriver Nolan Sims Marilyn Smith Iudy Smyser Charles Spellman Frank Spencer Marilyn Stilgebauer Beverly Storm Marion Sutter Ruth Swartz Iudy Sweet Iackie Thomas Iudy Thomas Lois Thompson Bill Tomlin Gene Turner Lorene Tynan Marjorie Van Scyoc Vera Waggoner Nancy Ward Richard Watson Martha Weaver Sharon Weaver Sallie Weber George Weemer Margie Welch Darrel Wells Betty West lean Woodard Paul Wetzel Don Wilbur Rochelle Williams Nedra Wisner Iakie Woods David Young Ioyce Young Sonia Zike 61272 i ' ' 52 Nl? iii 1' if x as rev ANT' 'Q 1, x 5 SQ' l . fo Q X 'Cf gf 1 1, Y 3'--fb N ,,.,. y yy DL IQ' FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Suzanne Summers , ,,....,.,.... .,..... P resident Iudy White ....... ..., V ice-President Carolyn Henry ,... ...,, S ecretary Dick Andrews . . , ..,, Treasurer The Freshman class started the year off right with lots of enthusiasm and four energetic officers to carry out their plans. Suzanne Summers, Dick Andrews, Carolyn Henry, and ludy White did the brain work for all the projects this past year. These projects have included selling homemade candy at noon, and enter- ing a float in the annual Homecoming parade. A lot of credit is due to the two advisors, Mrs. Knapp and Mr. Gaines, who have done a great job in helping make this year a success. ADVISORS Mr. Gaines, Mrs. Knapp Q1282 FRESHMEN Iohn Abbott Ioyce Abercrombie Sandra Adkins lim Alvis Dick Andrews Bob Arthur David Baldwin Loretta Bean Phil Becker Patty Behrend Carolyn Bence Iudy Benton Shirlev Bolen Marilyn Bosley David Bosley Tommy Bosley Charlotte Bown Rodger Bridgman Terrv Broers Dora Brown Harold Brown Lavona Brown Iohn Cain Lee Campbell Iudy Carter Bob Checklev Iack Clark lim Clark Sharon Clark Norma Collins Ianet Cornell Carol Dee Cox Charles Croft Iohn Crum Mary Alice Daily Dixie Dawson Karen Sue Davidson Carole Daly lim Davee Elmer Douglas Marilyn Douglas Holly Drake Sharon Drum Iohn Dunn Sharon Eaton c1299 .ll :aw f 5 ,. Q Q5 FRESHMEN Ioyce Ellis Ierry Epperson Don Etchison Ann Evans Sandra Ferguson Viola Ferguson Ieanie Fetters Dennis Fickes Ronnie Fleisher George Floyd David Follv Linda Ford Lizzie Gaines Q L r Gale Garbe if 1 'i 5 5 Bob Gass Charles Gilbert Brent Gillis Don Gibbs Carol Ann Gibson Carolyn Goodman Shirley Goodwin Harry Gordon Mike Grant Sara Grantham Susan Grantham ,v w r' , 'V-Q ' Dick Hatchett Warren Hamby Harold Hamilton Robert Hamilton Sue Hamilton Ierry Hampton Martha Hardin Bob Hardwick Marshall Harnack Virginia Harrell Q! idx ffl ,xg Fw Ierry Hart Connie Hayhurst Bob Hendren fr Carolyn Hendrickson Glenda Hendrickson Carolyn Henry Q ': ' i Nancy Henry Eugene Herrick b Dick Highland ' ,... .. .:,. , Y Fred Hirch 'i-+ H :' 4 130 2 sal' -- 1' 1 l..-.i....f - ....... FRESHMEN Carol Hamann Iim Horn Betty Hoback Bill Hopper Frances Hovis Mike Huddleston George Humes Mary Lou Iaco Bob Iames Patty Ienkins Ruth Ioachims Sandra Iohnston Shirley Iohnson Tony Iohnson Martha Iones lean Ann Iudge Ian Kelly Robert Kepley Ronnie Kerans Iol-lnn Kibler Sandra Kilman Marilyn King Ianet Kolbus Carol Koontz Sharon Kragler Mike Kress Muriel Lampert Claudia Leonard Kenneth Logan Iudy Macy Deanna Martin Dick Marshall Ioe Matherly Mary Maxey Martha McFadden Cleda McFarland Don McFarland Herman McGahan lean McPherson Lee Metcalf Sharon Micheals Uunice Miller Gene Miller Saundra Miller Shirley Miller Ierry Montague 441312 we - .Nw fi -31 C c FRESHMEN Bob Morgan Elaine Morgan Terry Monroe Gary Myers Sara Neimeier Sharon Nelms Judy Wells Bobby O'Dell Carolyn Orndorff Ioe Orndorff Ronald Orr Ierry Osborne Carol Patton Charlotte Pattin Richard Piatt Rita Pierce Don Pinnell Io Poffinbarger Eileen Prahl Sue Pridemore Mary Protz Delores Pygott Bob Rathe Iohn Reich Alice Rexroat Lynn Richardson Gary Robertson Ioyce Roush Iona Ruland Gary Russell Eileen Sampson Margaret Sawyer Marilvn Sawyer Mary Ann Shafer Iim Schuell Karen Schoffsloll Philip Schreck Charles Scott Bill Sevems David Sheeks Lois Shields Bill Shook Gordon Smith David Sorenson Karen Spaulding loe Speer s13Zbb FRESHMEN Iames Spelman Sue Stansberry Iudy Stevens lack Storm Suzanne Summers Barbara Taylor lane Thomas Marilyn Thompson Ion Tolle Nancy Towle David Tracv Larry Trexler Bill Tumey Steve Van Cleave Denny Walker David Walker Carol Wall Donna Wallace Shirley Wallace Deanne Ward Ioyce Washburn Linda Watson Bud Weaver Martha Weaver Nancy Webster Beverly Welch Bob Welch Dick Welch Leo Welch Larry Welch Sandra Welch Tom Welch Regina Welsh Iudy White Mike Whitley Walter Whitley Ronald Wickiser Bill Wilcoxen Dene Williams Larry Williams Chester Wilson Bruce Wisner Lannie Woodard Don Woods Leland Wright Ianice Zikes K l33 bv N S6- Qiiqn- 1 5 X' F' M' t s,,s f N A' D QQVQ I I ' l ...J 1'- ,f . 31 - ex 9-118 xi k . . Q H9 2. 5 ,.,.. ' - ., ' .. :i x A-. - - PY NEXVL 31 f-4 L11 35 Q:.i 5 A, ,.,. A 4'W Q '- 4. 9'-5' ka. rs P E f M MISC ::u D! OCLOCK IN THE, MORNING 2 ..Q N3 9 Y 7 f AFTER HOLD HER I! gk 'Q t ,Sai Tk AN1i gsow?s' 0 - H THOS LECQS SUCKERS 6. LCLLIPCSPS l . X v Sz 2 N - V EXCITINGL 1SN'T IT? 'SEI I1 CARPUL or cmmxzs S is GIVE Us KELICKE x x v . ... fa 5? QTHE Q THE GANG f gjrwo Qmps HOLDIN' up me FLAGPOLE-P SCRUBWOMAIEQ or 1954 .. ' -F .L vi RIDIN' Hicn 3 gg V' I , TH5?L1m2:UP FERT 'Y M WV. - rj, K., .-,.v,:Q. - Q A Raw w x M X fij x-'gm kk.. k in was W au. bn.. if b UCKESBS? S? 'Es Hi 1 -1 fi gif Sf Z Efi 3225 5:5 Zvi 1:5251 2 5 2 -s yy: R E . fl is W 3 'il 4 aw ii W if if , 'Ss im 2' KR? ik ya S9 P1 as 1:1 , K S435 . me-1, gr :C VS I ..a6'g-a wir? ini QS M, Eli Qi Ei? SL .3 f + an Q J 5. 3 fe ,Q X Q 5:4 A 2 Vi? L. 'N .1 Sf 5 .R V f . 1' -' ' .::...:.,X X, X ,X , L . .. if -N A as A? , . X - - .2 -'-. 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Patterson Thomas Suerdieck C1389 Jack Austin Jacob Berkowitz Carus Icenogle Craig 81 Craig Dilsaver Xl Gilkerson Kenneth A. Green Harry I. Hannah W. K. Kidwell Willas Ryan Ray G. Real Joseph Spitz Alanzo Church BUSINESS DIRECTORY ARCADE DRUG STORE 124 South 17th St. BERKSON'S for TOT'S and TEEN,S 1519 Broadway CREEK'S SERVICE STATION 3221 De Witt THE DINNER BELL 1708 Wabash BEN FRANKLIN'S 2004- Western FUGATE'S 66 SERVICE STATION 3332 Marshall HIGGINS IMPLEMENT COMPANY 2017 Charleston S. P. HILL GROCERY 2321 Champaign HORATH 66', STATION 304- North 15th St. ICENOGLE'S GROCERY 3120 Marshall KNOWLES CAFETERIA 1626 Broadway 441392 S. S. KRESGE COMPANY 1603 Broadway LENTNER'S TEXACO SERVICE 509 North 19th St. LESTEIPS APPAREL for WOMEN 1609 Broadway MATTOON LOAN COMPANY 105 South 17th St. RITTER,S DRUG STORE 1600 Broadway THE THRIFTY DRUG STORES 1513, 1624-, 1807 Broadway WALTER'S 5 and 10 1509 Broadway ROBERT .l. WELSH National Bank Building WESTERN TIRE AUTO SALES 1708 Broadway WOLF 'S READY TO WEAR 1613 Broadway GEORGE W. RUSSELL 2600 Charleston Avenue HARDWARE Sporling Goods Space Reserved for IT PAYS TO PLAY Cthat special onej Disl'ribul'ors of Q Reach O Wilson I McGregor O Spalding Alhlefic Equipmenl' O Admiral O C. B. S. O Slromberg , Carlson Over half a cent y of quality service Phone 3322 Phone 3322 B D L man and R i, C mpbell U 7? Y 0 U N G ' S DEPARTMENT stone FASHION CENTER FOR ALL OCCASIONS B gg Fl .... Willie Pod ta' and Johnny Kilman K DAIRY BAR HANSON'S 1401 DeWitt HARDWARE ' Home Cooked Meals STORE U Home Made Pies Home of the Famous Phone 6966 Jumbo Floating 122 South 17th Street HENHYBURGER MUNTGOMERY C. C. WARD GLASSCOCK The Place To Buy B U N C K Phone 5621 123 South 17th Street M ATTOUNQ ILLINOIS 213 South 21st Street NEW HOME FURNITURE COMPANY 1906 WCSIBFII Avenue Mattoon, Illinois SEE FURSTE FIRST FURSTE AUTO SUPPLY 1622 Broadway Phone 7441 MATTOON, ILLINOIS Best Per nal lv Shirley Weber and Pat Kelly 143 KUEHNE MANUFACTURING COMPANY Compliments of LINK CLINIC Dr. R. L. Lawton Di-. Guy 0. Pfeiffer Di-. E. X. Link Di-. Edward A. Kendall, Jn Dr. L. N. zineehlag Dr. John F. Hubbard Di-. J. R. Mallory Di-. Stanley W. Thiel 144 'ithnliilfco ORENSTEIN'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION 19th Street LADIES' and MISSES READY-TO-WEAR and MILLINERY 1613 Broadway Phone 4-573 Mattoon, Illinois JOHNNY'S STABLES 3300 Marshall Phone 9084 IlfllllIfllfllflllll'ICICI'lllllllflllllllllllOlillllflllflllllll .OU.IOIIIOIDOIUCUICIOOOUIOOCI Peoria Engraving Company ..........................r.............. ...Peo Ill Mr. J. L. Sronce Huston-Patterson Corporatio .,,....,.., Decatur, Ill Mr. L. H. Hiser Photographer ......... .......... M attoon, Ill. Mr. C. L. Bence Portraits ............,.... ................... M attoon, Ill Pleasanfs Leitzels' Waltrex's Pr0vinzano's Talkative .... Eileen Overton. and Jerry Zike K1459 HART and REILLY CONTRACTORS AND ENGINEERS Phone 7277 428 South 21st St CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '54 THE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK of MATTXN The National Bank of Muttoon We feel one of the best investments which can be made is in the education of our sons and daughters. This bank is interested in the youth of this community and can always be counted upon to support anything for their welfare. THE NATIONAL BANK OF MATTOON qmember F. D. 1. c.y Best Dressed .... Judy Brown and foe Wade C 147 D CCOCIOCOICCOlIOllOIlOIOlIIOIICOICOIIOUIIOIOCIOCCCDC C. L. BENCE COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHER Weddings Reunions Dances Parties Family Groups Informal Gathernigs 2 NOYES COURT PHONE 2926 IOOIIOOIOCIIQCOICOI COICOOCOIliIQCIICOICIIO..OlOOlUllOIOOIOIOOIICIIOICIIIOQD Best Athlete .... Sally Weber and jim Van Cleave Q 148 2 I V' THE STUP QPLA CE To .. qS,70p L 'Ti' ,Y011 W. X T gZa.s rZf5f fg1.., F. .'J Ooelzv 3336.8 fiiiisgit Q7 A N D E R M A N ' S T H E B I G FRIENDLY FURNITURE STORE Phone 5469 1504 Broadway MATTOON, ILLINOIS .Q.CO..0.0I0.0flIOIllOO.ll.OOIOU.CI..O.III.OflO.ICICOIOIICICOOOIOIOIIICIIO Cutest Couple .... Ianice Former and Harold Strater 11492 fl . :GSENERAL ELECTRIC ' I COMPANY 1501 South 19th Street . Mattoon, Illinois Phone 7401 STEWART MEMORIALS GRANITES OF nls'rlNcTloN ' o- V Authorized Rock of Ages Dealer 904 North 22nd Mattoon, Illinotfs Phone 2045 BRADLEY'f TIRE SHOP fI'he Place To Buy 1816 CHARLESTON MATTOON, ILLINOIS Phone 5050 Cllllli IIIOOIOICOO 150 Compliments of MATTOON NEW CAR DEALERS BARTELSMEYER O'HAIR MOTOR CO. MOTOR CO. Packard Chevrolet W. C. GRAHAM 81 SON TOM PURVIS INC. C hrysler-Plymouth Ford GROBELNY MOTOR CO. QUALITY SALES Pontiac Cadillac - Oldsmobile MATTOON MOTOR CAR CO. SCHUETTE MOTORS Bulbk DeSoto - Plymouth McCORMICK FARM STORE SPANGLER MOTOR SALES International Trucks Studebaker MILLER 81 SONS THOMPSON-ROSE Dodge-Plymouth Lincoln - Mercury Prettiest Smile .... Shirley Weber and Read Ross c1511 SPIEGEL C A T A L O G O R D E R O F F I C E 5 14-O4 Broadway Phone 5604 Mattoon Illinois It's loved alike by young and old It's m-mighty good .V It's Meadow Gold! ix ' , ,,.g-911315 WM.eMf .,1, ii i b.A'. Y fied-1 Q5 Meadow R f Eff' Gold Pl'OdURff' ', STATE APPROVED Laboratory Controlled DAIRY PRODUCTS BEATRICE FOODS CO. 1312 BROADWAY PHONE 6451 ..... ..... .......Hgg:.i:L:liL:...i.t.t II......ng.z:':L:.L::l.1::l1.2:il?.... ..... ..... 152 .OICIOICICIIIOICOOOOCIICOIOI 'OliIUOICOCCOIIOCIOCOOOOIIIO TINNING ROOFING cAu. 2966 RAEF 81 BEALL FURNACES SHEET METAL Construction Materials Company Your Lumber Yard 312 South 21st Street Mattoon, Illinois Phone 5631 SCHILLINGS GRADUATES . . . Steve Jr. - Betty - Joe Stephanie - Bill - John Will Come Along Later C1533 THE PLEASANT STUDIO THE PLEASANT STUDIO THE PLEASANT STU DIO THE PLEASANT STUDIO THE PLEASANT STUDIO THE PLEASANT STUDIO THE PLEASANT STUDIO THE PLEASANT STUDIO THE PLEAS ANT STUDIO THE PLEASANT STUDIO THE PLEASANT STUDIO THE PL EASANT STUDIO THE PLEASANT STUDIO THE PLEASANT STUDIO THE P LEASANT STUDIO THE PLEASANT STUDIO THE PLEASANT STUDIO T HE PLEASANT STUDIO THE PLEASANT STUDIO THE PLEASANT STUD IO THE PLEASANT STUDIO THE PLEASANT STUDIO THE PLEASANT S TUDIO THE PLEASANT STUDIO THE PLEASANT STUDIO THE PLEASA NT STUDIO THE PLEASANT STUDIO THE PLEASANT STUDIO THE PL EASANT STUDIO THE PLEASANT STUDIO PLEASANT STUDIO PLEASA NT STUDIO PLEASANT STUDIO THE PLEASANT STUDIO THE PLEASA NT STUDIO THE PLEASANT STUDIO THE PLEASANT STUDIO THE PLEASANT STUDIO THE PLEASANT STUDIO THE THE PLEASANT STUDIO THE PLEASANT STUDIO PLEASANT STUDIO THE PLEASANT STUDIO THE THE PLEASANT STUDIO THE PLEASANT STUDIO PLEASANT STUDIO THE PLEASANT STUDIO THE THE PLEASANT STUDIO THE PLEASANT STUDIO PLEASANT STUDIO THE PLEASANT STUDIO THE THE PLEASANT STUDIO THE PLEASANT STUDIO PLEASANT STUDIO THE PLEASANT STUDIO THE THE PLEASANT STUDIO THE PLEASANT STUDIO PLEASANT STUDIO THE PLEASANT STUDIO THE THE PLEASANT STUDIO THE PLEASANT STUDIO PLEASANT STUDIO THE PLEASANT STUDIO THE THE PLEASANT STUDIO THE PLEASANT STUDIO PLEASANT STUDIO THE PLEASANT STUDIO THE PLEASANT PLEASANT PLEASANT PLEASANT PLEASANT PLEASANT PLEASANT PLEASANT PLEASANT PLEASANT PLEASANT PLEASANT PLEASANT PLEASANT PLEASANT Giggliest .... Marilyn Shirley and Jerry Zike 441542 STUDIO STUDIO STUDIO STUDIO STUDIO STUDIO STUDIO STUDIO STUDIO STUDIO STUDIO STUDIO STUDIO STUDIO STUDIO I I 5 s I W ww 1. .bf - CROSS BROTHERS CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '54 F I R S T F E D E R A L SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MATTOON 1608 Broadway Phone 5411 I Compliments H E N N E S of S E R V I C E ELLlo'r'rs S TAT I O N 1320 Broadway I llOOOOOIOOCOOOOIOIOOIOOIO OOOOOOCCOOOOOOOOOIIOICIIOIOOOCIIOOOIUOOOOOOOIIOOIOOOO Mos! Friendly . . Shirley Weber and P K lly cc 155 Ja Compliments Of VICTORY CAFE M00 RE' S WHOLESALE and TOBACCO 14-01 Broadway SUBWAY PHARMACY Q O D I I O I MATTOON NEWS AGENCY 201 1 Western Mattoon Illinois Compliments of HAMILTON'S Phillips ss THOMAS L. HAMILTON 300 South 18th Mattoon Illinois Prettiest Eyes .... Shirley Weber and ,lim Van Cleave 156 a BROWN 8. DANIELL CITIES Q9 SERVICE 309 North 15th Street WASHING 0 CREASING ACCESSORIES I Q NEWS I-I A O SERVICE 0 O SPORTS I MUSIC I The only advertising medium serving ALL the Mattoon Trading Area. 1170 KC 250 WATTS 96.9 MC 23000 WATTS OOCCOOCOOOOOOO OOOOlEggEli5igITl:.Zl?lrO.0ilZQILLZDQZL Q157v - THE HOME UF QUALITY - KIRK'S APPLIANCES SALES and SERVICE Authorized Dealer of Westinghouse Electric Ranges and WIHSIICPS Refrigerators - Ironrite Ironers Youngstown Kitchens Westinghouse and Zenith Radios and Television Chambers Gas Ranges We operate an up-to-date Service Department for all makes of Radios, TV, Washers and Refrigerators . . . also Appliances 1912.14 WESTERN AVE. PHONE 7888 MA'I'I'00N., ILLINOIS CONGRATULATIONS tothe CLASSOF1954- ELDER SIGN SERVICE UOOOOOOOIICIOQUOOOOOOOIO man and Read Ross Dr. and Mrs. Wm. L. Podesia Willie and Toni J. C. PENNEY COMPANY 1521 BROADWAY P ' C mplexion . . . . Joyce Han ma and Pat Kelly G 158 2 M attoon's Leading Furniture Store GIBSON'S OF MATTOON 1500 Broadway Phone 5664- and NOW 'XX .l A ' . ' -X X Xfji-5' N 1 to the Store 1'xf,f .YVf mizfi ' . 'J' ', R where we kk Xefwaibil fi fic -S I E. can be SURE I 1 x Q N It Pays To Start Right PA U L H A R RIS FURNITURE co. SHORES SERVICE STATION 921 DeWitt Phone 9075 Mattoon, Illinois THE STORE THAT QUALITY BUILT u for Men, Women, and Children Where You B y Luxury in Fabrics With Economy in Price Compliments o ,f ROY Auc'rloNEER ADRIAN INSURANCE 23044 PRAIRIE LAMPERTS Jeweler - Optometrist Mattoon's Value Jeweler 1512-14 Broadway Phone 4142 MATTOON, ILLINOIS RE A L E S TAT E PHONE 5649 I - 7' ,of Q ....-4 . PEERS CHAPEL I Leora A. Peers Ray H. Shadwick : Phone 3132 Prettiest Hair . . . . Ioyce Hamma and Read Ross C 160 5? THE DMLY L. R. GUCKER JOURNAL GAZETTE I Florist The Comrnunityis Daily News . Say It With Gucker's A.B.C. Audlted FLOWERS Largest Net, Daily Paid 1520 W b h g a as Circulation in 2 Mattoon Illinois Southeastern Illinois : P 110116 7493 J, LQGAN MATTOON GQVER ASSOCIATION The Insurance Man O F 121 South 17th Street Mattoon Illinois Phone 5421 161 ......:fn.4.xz..afZag.z.f.Zf.Q Q..:2:.:..f...4.g..f f A U T 0 G R A P H S Courtesy of PEQRIA ENGRAVING C0 Mr. Joseph L. Sronce lil. OCOOOQIIIIOOCOICOO 162 5 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF '54 '7Zz'fzdedi79uuZ' FINEST Mme C R A W F 0 R D SHOE COMPANY A PORTRAIT OF YOUR FRIENDS IS A GIFT THAT WILL BE VALUED NOW . . . AND IN AFTER YEARS! Tiff ' A 570010 . . Portraits of Your Friends Live Forever Witliesl .... Shirley Weber and Jerry Zike 44 153 D7 INLAND SUPPLY COMPANY 2117 Commercial Phone 6413 THE CHURCHES OF MATTOON Believe in Education and the Development of High Moral Character We Believve in Young People and Invite You to Attend the Service of the Church of Your Choice Contributed by MATTCON MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION OCIIOIIOIOOIOOIOCOOOIOOOOllOOOOOOICOliOOOOllOOlOOlOIOOIOlOOUOOOOOOOOOOOIIOOOIOQOOOIOOIOIO MATTOON FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 1630 Broadway Pl10Il6 7435 164 wg- 'T' 'I' J. c. HAMu.'roN N D E, 4 S I Sl UMUC!! i Q STANDARD SERVICE I PHONE 9063 19th and MOULTRIE MITCHELL - JERDAN FUNERAL HOME GEORGE S. JERDAN - FUNERAL DIRECTOR Mattoon's Newest and Largest Chapel and Home AMBULANCE SERVICE 12th Street and Wfabash Phone 6123 HOME LOANS SAVINGS ACCOUNTS OKAW BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 1701 BROADWAY PHONE 2626 O.....OOO..OOOOOCICOIOOOIOCOOOOOOOO...OIC.C0.000.0...llO.IO.IOOOIOIOOOCOCICOOCOOOOOO Most Likely to Succeed . . . . Lenora Seaman and Read Ross K1652 Compliments vf Hampfons Incorporaied Mutt00n's Leading Jeweler QGZDJQ QQ' 040 9 42 F Q 5 c 42 Q flu 0895 Class Ring Headquarters CI.argest Selection of Gift Jewelry in Maltoonj THIS SPACE RESERVED Compliments Of Ma'Hoon Hairdressers Associafion ipaiih In U 1 at , I W-mm? ., Q ! LOOK FOR THIS EMBLEM FOR PROFESSIONAL BEAUTY CARE Compliments Of DON GAINES INSURANCE WITH SERVICE WHITE OWL 103 South 17th Phone 7345 TRUCK STOP THE RIDDLE wishes to extend their sincerest gratitude to all who have helped make this year book possible 44 167 2 -Z f - W .rd I Q ' C a,,1'A, f'f'! 'r f 1 ' COOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOIOlOllinlOiOOOOllOlCOlOOlOOClOIOllClilOOClllOlllOCOOOOICOOICOOOII 0000 sooo so 0 on 0 J Auiogrqphs z168v ' L ' 'Qf -I-iw . 'A W, 'l- . ' X,1fa9MQa4,Wc L A: Ql,n 1 ' tiki!! W I f ' IQJMJ dy' AWJAej cr yy Q 'W YZQZQZA Hwang!!! LVLLMH gm! 6-N671 N - K V , f ' NX X i X .4 , .i N U - . 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