Mazon High School - Mazonitor Yearbook (Mazon, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1963 volume:

-,we - ! 'T Q 2 E 5 5 bhp C' . flznminlf ' 63 zon Township High Sch azon, Illinoi DEDICATIO Our Yearbook staff is honored to dedicate the -1 963 MA ZONITOR- to Helen Hoffman , our sponsor HELEN HOFFMAN Teaching is an art--it is the language of love and understanding, it is the blending of discipline and patience, it is the molding of mind and soul into the form of a useful human being. It is to a successful and cherished artist that we, the members of the senior class, dedicate this MAZONITOR. She has blended together knowledge, understanding, wit, humor, and skill to retouch our lives. Because she has been a patient artist, we have experienced beauty where before we could see none. Our lives have been richer because she took the time to paint with care. BOARD OF EDUCATION DISTRICT 97 William Haltermang Merwin Hillg Byrl Gonnam, Presidentg Ruth Gardner, Secretaryg Ollie Walker, Jr.: Ivan Pfeiferg Peter Baudino. William H. Reed Superintendent Senior Class Sponsor Edna M. Walker Student Council Sponsor Office Secretary ,- VERONA EXCHANGE BANK, Verona. EMERGENCY DDOR f , mmf , 3 5, 5-Je , !1. ,:,. f,M i . 55, L K W, -8,5 U7 ' Q ffgfiz' A 51-fewixwaifkz Lf f 1, -' , , -H Q - wzgasg ri- 3 La-.5-awk we ws-rm s- L . '.v5f? .'j AU 3 A .va 7. W., w',vf,e'hffjmw- ' M-w ' H, . 5 , H, A 'i mf' V-we A . . .,., , gi TRANSPORTATION Dave Bumgarner, Max Olson, Austin Isham, Kenneth Pfeifer, Alvin Burk- hart, Leon Ingraham CUSTODIANS Paul Simpson Lee Provance V -Kirw- , fx M f f, fQMKQ'1'4Q CAFETERIA Velma Lee Dorothy Kinman Emma Lee Sproull is ROBERT CRANE Mathematics Sophomore Class N. GEORGE KINMAN Social Studies Driver's Education Honor Society Dramatics LOIS M. BYRANT Commercial Subjects Mazonian MARY MITCHELL Physical Education G. A. A. Future Nurses Senior Class Cheerleaders JAMES BEEBE Band SHADERIC MCCAWLEY Chemistry General Science Physical Science I unior Class ANNE STELK English Speech Library Debate Club WILMA GEHRKE KEITH HOUCHIN ELDON MYERS Homemaking Physical Education Agfiflulfufe F.H.A. English F-F-A- Junior Class Varsity Coach J -V- COHCTI Letterrnen THOMAS KROLL JOY BEEBE KENNETH MENNEMEIER Physical Education Choral Music Bi O1 ogy Mechanical Drawin Industrial Arts Wrestling Freshman Class g Guidance - Sli EDITORIAL: QStandingj P. Burkhart, Soph. Rep.g J. Gilchrist, Fr. Rep.: fSittingJ K. Gantzert, Jr. Editorg Mrs. Hoffman, Adviserg R. Olson, Sr. Editorg C. Sereno, Editor-in-Chief. MAZONITOR PRODUCTION: J. Finch, Copy Ed.: A. Burkhart, B. BUSINESS: A. Burkhart, Ad Capt.g C. Barr, Asst. Bus. Man Coughlin, I. Mitchell, Photographersg S. Eagle, Art agar, J, Small, Ad Capt.g J. Kraft, Bus. Manager. Eclitorg D. Williams, Photographer. 3 FEDERAL PAPERBOARD CO., Morris TELFER PRINTING, Morris WE DID ADVERTISING CHAMPS IT! l Behind the scenes of the finished Mazonitor are the members of a diligent staff. Each year a freshman is approached by the yearbook adviser and asked if he wishes to be the Representative on the yearbook staff. For the next two years, he will be asked the same question. The Junior Editor still has the priv- ilege of choice. The editor, working with the adviser, selects the working staff which is pictured on these pages. The yearbook is financed by the work of the entire staff through subscriptions, advertising, and page sponsorships by classes and organizations. This year the Mazonitor will cost more than 351040 or about 35.75 per book. Deadlines that must be met are February l, April 1, and June 10. From summer planning on the dummy to the autograph party the following August---the work goes on. Typists: J. Phillips, J. Swearingin, K. Henderson, C. Kanne, D. Cromwell, I. Small. ROBERT MULLINS, Bloomington NEWSFOTQ CLAPPS, Dwight JUNIOR OFFICERS Miss Gehrke, Sponsor, K. Gantzert, Pres., Mr. McCaw1ey, Sponsor, E. Ahearn, Sec.gD. Drinan, V. Pres., K. Bunton, Student Councilg I. Johnson, Rep.g K. Gonnam, Student Council, P. Harty, Treas.g L. Henderson, Hist . FRESHMEN OFFICERS D. Finch, V. Pres., Mr. Kroll, Sponsorg J. Gil- christ, Pres., S. Nelson, Treas.g P. Lowery, Student Council, J. Simpson, I-list., D. Barr, Student Councilg R. Male, Sec. THE .I.P.' SOPHOMORE OFFICERS N. Severson , R. Cleek, Student Council, I Rayburn, Hist.g P. Burkhart, V. Pres.g D. Mise ner, Treas.g I. Misener, Sec.: S. Lowery, Pres. Mr. Crane, Sponsor. TREAS URE IMPLEMEN T, Gardner 5 1 X i--1+ xkf' 221 ' fl William Harry James Miller Mary Lou Knop James Coughlin Larry Olson Barbara Biros Bradley Provance Iacalyn Hopkins Terri Dolan Terry Misener Patricia Lowery Larry Brooks Janet Hill Rodney Baudino Janice Arnold James Esgar 12 Judy Morrison Richard Barr lla Oelschlager Greg Pfeifer Raymond Male Kathryn Justice James Phillips Jane Gilchrist William Stalker James Bumgarner June Sproull DeLaney Hopkins Sandra Harlow William Gonnam Virginia Brue David Dorn Jeanne Franklin Dennis Finch Jan Simpson Gene Zacha James Moran Pamela Whittemore Richard Lee Sue Gilbertson 13 K Hi, Donna! Patrick McGuan Stephanie Biros Sandra Nelson Sheryl Starks Diana Wilson Marjorie Crase Ernie Joe Holmes Daniel Anders Everett Brue Janet Muzzarelli Peggy Dolan Bonnie Crump Carl Johnson FUNK iN ti, ,. ., ,,,:, sms ,.,.,-Q .,.,,.,,fM.,,,,.,,2rZf sit .mn - New I fi 'afar-miaafffsifri '-fs-gy .is U gm,gffwff'vnifibirwid-ew , 9 , 4 L ., ,A W , ' zu. f :fi 1:fsE5A I ' K 5 .1A-- ' iA'. i ' lg l1 mHilll?- C 0, 1 ' B JA' x , A 1 N A uq.. .. iiiililfiivzvtr 1 . S wwifrf:-f r , M . fig? . 6 ,' 5 ag -an Mr f -I -W . ,rf 5 'iw P c 4 C A X ' t 'Q'- 15385 - rg ,.s is 4 L4 uw 3 9 I E Ql M imma Al me . Qtr in Rodney Both A. Oelschlager Barbara Grieff Gary Walker Judith Misener Steven Lowery Ronald Cleek Beverley Buttry Michael Pellouchoud Donna McGuan Edmund Findley Judith Sutton SOPHO ORE SYMBOLS QM Decorating the halls Biology microscopes Gene Shostrom Jene Phillips Joseph Misener Pamela Burkhart John Farber Katherine Bryant Richard Payne William Hutton 16 ilk as 5 x r Mary Anderson William Dolan Marcia Thorson Philip Burkhart Thomas Ryan Jeanne Prindiville John Barkley Linda Marlow Saving Pepsi caps fir? .-1---v-- X Julius Caesar . 'unusual James Swiggett Carol Finch Ricky Weston Arlene Havekost Ronald Sjostrom Donna Misener James Phelan Rosanne McCoy Arthur Blackman Vietta Leach Larry Hansen Mary Burger Gary I-Iyslop Iaqueline Rayburn Johnnie Poyner Nancy Severson Edward Stuckey Robert Crump Patricia Finnell Daniel Esgar LeRoy I-Iauge ,mf Mass Confusion! m lg go. to x 4+ 1 jf-ggi , 1 1f,,mf1ff, 'Kg ,, s , r ,,siwssff1a,sn- - W Q ' I 5 .. 4 ' .. X 04 U ' X if f AV ' ijj x y , 'f X ff ' K ,FU H. 5 , CANDY William Davies Bonita Walker Geraldine Sandeno James Biros Barbara Burkhart David Welsh Mary Matteson John Mitchell K HLLFW 4 X5- TAKE M PEN D1 NT' Y N laine Ahearn erry Gonnam eborah Ferguson ohn Williams wlayne Arnold iann Isham enneth McCoy .inda Kilgore 5325, - ,X f .r .. H fr, -. a:e..mr- -me 4 -1:-W e,f:,'a:wQ.3 W'B?sEfse55s1f?sYfSf.s S o r Li9'f',r f 3 ' :l52 :: ffm - JN 1- , '.-:I's?':H.75' ' ifilrfwisirfl V E I -yyi 3253 L ms if ,i 2Isgf'?isigf2 5,'555iQ ...c .1 ., '-:ng K as-rl ' , Ju' 1 ' :: ,5::,- , . K 1, l ,'sizg5ifxiQf3? L L, ,ge in .. .fi 4 'saw' , 1- 353:53-ga, -W1 EA:3g?5z,2 Q,Q.rg'lggfrggg i , 1 .rfse- 'B31-giim Dolores Drinan Patrick Harty Rebecca Burkhart Gerald Hill Kenneth McCormack Beverly Gonnam Neal Sechrest Cynthia Dedo David Biros Catherine Biros Ellouise Wilson Kenneth Klepp Timothy Thetard Sharon Brlsborough Joseph White Patricia Maskel Randy Thompson Richard Pierce JoAnn Johnson Paul Anderson Sandra Burkhardt UNIOR PLAY First Row: D. Drinan, L. Vodacek, R. Burkhart, L. Henderson, K. Gantzert, J. Johnson, D. Isham. Sec- ond Row: J. Zupancic, D. Dolan, J. Stitt, D. Cromwell, J. Hill, D. Biros, D. Williams, J. Biros. Third Row: N. Sechrest, K. Bunton, S. Bilsborough, D. Ferguson, B. Walker, H. Hummels, E. Ahearn, D. Welsh, L. Kilgore, K. McCoy, B. Burkhart, K. Gonnam, C. Dedo, R. Pierce, S. Burkhardt, T. Thet- ard, E. Wilson, J. Mitchell. DON'T TAKE MY PENNY! Kathryn Gantzert . Dennis Dolan . . . Rebecca Burkhart . Neal Sechrest. . . Sharon Bilsborough Timothy Thetard . Barbara Burkhart . Karen Bunton . . Lois Vodacek . . Richard Myers . . David Biros. . . Richard Pierce . . Deborah Ferguson. Sandra Burkhardt . Diann Isham . . . Kenneth McCoy . John Mitchell . . . . .Sally. a maid with a purpose . . . . . Norman Porter, a publicity man . . . Penny, sixteen year-old with ambition. . . Caleb, Penny's absorbed father. . . . . . . Gram, Penny's grandmother . . . . Mark, Penny's farm-minded brother . . . . . . Mavis, Penny's attractive sister . . . . . .Lydia, a too-busy mother. . . . . . Joanna, Penny's loyal girl friend . . . . Kerry, her tennis-playing friend . , . . .Greg, Kerry's pal with ideas . . . . Monsieur Henri, a French designer. . . . .Claire, a pretty young model. . . . .Elsie, another pretty young model . . . Lucille, still another pretty young model ......Red,ade1iveryboy....... .. . . . Harrison Day, ayoung author. . . . Cynthia Dedo . . David Welsh .Jo Ann Johnson . . Jerome Stitt . Bonita Walker Duane Cromwell . Elaine Ahearn Helen Hummels .Dolores Drinan . . James Biros . Kerry Gonnam Dennis Williams . Linda Kilgore Linda Henderson .Ellouise Wilson Joseph Zupancic . . Gerald Hill Place ----- Living Room of Pringle Home Time ----- A summer day Penny Pringle is attempting to win the starring role, Dimity West, in the movie, Stars in Her Hair. With the aid of Greg's scheming, Kerry impersonates Harrison Day to trick her out of the part. Sally, with the help of her pub- licity agent, Norman Porter, is also trying to win the part. Lydia and Caleb are two too-busy parents who offer no in- terest in Penny's efforts. Besides Penny's problems there is a brother, Mark, who wants to buy a farm, but hasn't the money, a grandmother who must raise her grandchildren , and a sister, Mavis, who is working very hard at a radio station, but getting nowhere. Sally and Mark fall in love, Sally forgets her movie plans, and Mark acquires the chicken farm as a result of his father's new interest in him. Gram not only awakens Caleb, but also Lydia, to the responsibilities of being parents. Penny decides she must stay home to be near Kerry, and the real Harrison Day finds his ideal Dimity West---Mavis. THE FEED BAG - Mazon DR. CONNORS - Morris 23 The V.I, P. 's Mr. and Mrs. Reed and company E ' Q f ' I I s y W - .-Z. '- . 14,555 me I , 'f I gigiff ii , EELSZL is .L 2:2 ' - J fps ..,,,:: - I ,. , 'IV 1. l A . . Q ' w 3 I Q 1 - If as 5 EA H V .H mr' I 'kv I Y , ,gf I A 5 Rwafs If 1 ,sph , Zi, K W - I M y All eyes are on May, Marx. Madam President Speaks Cottage Cheese and pez and Dennis THE RECEPTIO aa .1 Dimes Officials and Dennis 24 ILLINOIS FRUIT AND PRODUCE, Streator a 5 This special time, this special place . . LOOK FA MILIA R? RONALD OLSON Latin Club 2,3,4g Mazonitor 4, Dra- matics 3,45 Band l,2.3g Class Officer l,2g Debate Club 4g National Honor Society 4 . JOHN LEFTON Latin Club 2,3,4gF.F.A.1,2',3,4g Lettermen 4, Basketball 1, 2,3,4g Track 2,4. CAROL BARR Latin Club 2,3 ',4g Pep Club 2,35 G.A.A. 1,2 ',3,4g Chorus 3,45 Mazonian 1 , 2, 3,45 Mazonitor 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Class Officer 1 , 2, 3,43 National Honor Society 3. IUDITH SWEARINGIN Pep Club 2, 3, Chorus 1 , 2, 3,45 Mazonian 4, Mazonitor 4, Dramatics 3,45 Class Officer lg Cheerleader 2,3. . is brightened by your special face, . W CHERYL KANNE Pep Club 2,3g G.A.A. 1,33 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Sextet 1 , 2 , 3,43 Mazonian 3,4 g Mazonitor 45 Dramatics 3,43 Class Officer 1,4g Cheerleader 2. JUDITH SMALL Pep Club 2,35 Chorus 1,2,3,4g Mazonian 4, Mazonitor 4g Dramatics 3,45 Class Officer 2g Student Coun- cil 3. LAN BURKHART atin Club 2,3,4g Mazonitor 45 Dra- , atics 3,45 Band 1,2,3,4g Basketball l,2g Debate Club 4. HARLES STITT atin Club 3,4g Chorus 4, Dramatics ,4. Now light the burner! THE WILL SOON SING AULD LANG SYNE, . . . ALBERT HOLMES Dramatics 35 Band 1.2.45 Basketball 1,2,8,45 Baseball 1,3,45 Wres- tling 45 A.C.S. Echoes 3,45 Drama Club 3,45 B.A.A. 3,4 5 Hi Y 45 Transfer, June 1961- Nov. 1962, American Community School, Buenos Aires, Argentina . THE TIRTLE OF MY BOOK IS. . . . . DIANNA CROMWELL Latin Club 3',4 '5 G.A.A. 15 Chorus 1, 25 Sextet 15 Mazonitor 45 Dramatics 3,45 Debate Club 4. FRANK FRANCISCO Lettermen 4', Dramatics 45 Track 2,3,45 Wrestling 4. SHELLY EAGLE Chorus 1 , 25 Sextet 15 Mazonian 35 Mazonitor 45 Dramatics 45 Student Council 4. . . . AND TOUCH THIS SENTIMENTAL HEART OF MINE IACQUELINE FINCH Latin Club 2 ',3: Chorus 1,2,3,4 Sex tette 1,2,3,4g Trio 2g Mazonitor 4g Dramatics 3,45 Class Officer 1,2,4g National Honor Society 4. Let's have less segregation. IIAROL SERENO .atin Club 2,35 Pep Club 2: G. A. A. ,2,3,4g Chorus 3,41 Sextet 3,4g Ma- onitor 2,3,4: Dramatics 3.4: Class fficer 2, 3: Honor Society 3424. OAMES KRAFT atin Club 33,45 F.F.A. lp Chorus 1, g Lettermen 2, 3,45 Mazonitor 4: ramatics 3,41 Class Officer 4: Bas- etball l,2,3,4g Baseball lg Track 2, ,4g Student Council 31 Honor Society ,4. JOHN ESGAR Chorus lg Dramatics 4: Track 2.3, Wrestling 4. 'I'he Hollow Leg Club Presrdent Alan Burkhart VP1 Denms Cleek VP2 B111 Warmng VP3 B111Cough1ir1 A11 VIP's! ALTHOUGH WE G0 OUR SEPARATE WAYS, . . . BILL WARNING Chorus 45 Lettermen 2,3,45 Mazonian 45 Dramatics 3,45 Band 15 Basketball I,2,3,45 Baseball 1,45 Student Coun- cil 45 Quartet 4. PATRICIA JOHNSON Pep Club 2,35 Chorus l,2,3,45 Sex- tette 2,3,45 Mazonian 45 Dramatics 4 Class Officer 45 Basketball 15 Major- ette 45 Twirlers 1,45 Transfer: Queen City. BARBARA KAY HENDERSON Pep Club 2,35 G.A.A, 1,2 ',3,45 F.l-I.A. l,2,3 ',4 '5 Chorus 1,2,3,4 5 Sextette 1,2,3,45 Mazonian 45 Ma- zonitor 45 Dramatics 3,45 Class Offi- cer 35 Trio 25 Twirlers 4. . . . WELL SHARE THE MEMORY OF THESE DAYS JANICE PHILLIPS Pep Club 2,3g Chorus 1,2,3,4g Mazonian 4g Mazonitor 4g Dramatics 3,45 Cheerleader 3,45 Student Council 1 , 2.4. DENNIS CLEEK F.F.A. 1,2,3,4'g Chorus 1.4, Dra- matics 3,4g Band lg Basketball lg Boxing 35 Track 2g Wrestling 4, Stu- dent Council lg New Ports 4. MARSHA HERMAN Pep Club 35 Chorus 1 , 2,3',4 g Mazonian 4, Dramatics 3, Class Offi- Eer 4, Twirler 4, Sextet 2,3,4. WILLIAM COUGHLIN .F.A. 1,2 ,3 ,4'g Chorus 1,3,4g ttermen 3,45 Mazonitor 4, Dramat- ics 47 Basketball 1 , 2 g Baseball 1 , 2,3, 4, Track 2, 3, Student Council 4 g Quartet 4. Take a Letter, Miss Dear Santa, . . . I WISH I MAY, I WISH I MIGHT . . . MICHEAL IRVIN More oil ----- Y 32 JACKIE CRASE Pep Club 2g G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Choru 2g Mazonian 4g Dramatics 4. DOUGLAS NELSON Pep Club 35 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g Chorus lg Wrestling 4. DIANE DEDO GAA lg Chorus 2g Dramatics 4. NANCY ISHAM Chorus 1,25 Sextette 2g Mazonian 39 Dramatics 3. HAVE THE WISH I WISH FOR YOU TONIGHT DIANE BANNON Latin Club lg FHA 4g Chorus lg Coale- rite 45 Class Officer 1, Transfer Wil- mington lg Coal City 2,3, first se- mester 4. Where's the fire? No one uses this door otherwise ----- . . MAY YOU ALWAYS W s JAMES JOHNSON F.F.A. 1,2,3 ,4'g Dramatics 4g Cho- rus 1, 2, 3. Mind over matter, Don! 'indicates office was held. JOHN RAINSBURG F.F.A. l,2,3,4. DONALD MCCORMACK Lettermen 2,3,4'g Mazonian 45 Base ba112,3,4g Track 2,3,4. . . . WALK IN SUNSHINE . . . Motto: Conduct and Courage Lead to Honor Flower: Red Rose Colors: Mint Green and White Prom Theme: Beneath the Southern Stars. Senior Trip: New Orleans, Louisiana Baccalaureate: June 2, 1963 Graduation: June 3, 1963 Senior Sponsors: Mr, Reed Cheryl Kanne, Treasurerg Marsha Herman, Historiang James M155 Mitchell Kraft, Presidentg Patti Johnson, Reporterg Jackie Finch, Secre- Mr, Mennemeier taryg Carol Barr, Vice President. . . . SLUMBER WARM WHEN NIGHT WINDS BLOW . . . Zaniest: Iohn E. and Patti J. Best Dancers: Bill C. and Kay H. SENIOR WHO'S WHO Most Industrious: Don Mc and Dianna C Athletics Plus: Bill W. and Janice P. The Students: Jim K. and Carol S . . . MAY YOU ALWAYS LIVE WITH LAUGHTER . . . J,.,. ,.,,,,,.,,nf '., Friendliestz Marsha H. and John R. The ability to get the most votes: Carol B. and Ron O. The entire student body of MVK selects the Seniors considered the Most in these pic- tured areas. Some students qualify in more than one area. Every single senior re- ceived votes in some category. Because a re-vote is not possible, plurality voting is Best Dressed: Al H. and Cheryl K. accepted. y Most Versatile: Denny C. and Shelly E. l .s ..-M at , 'T ., 5 - . A55 Syl: as YH V 1.1 17 FU Meow? 1, . . . FOR A SMILE BECOMES YOU SO, . . . First Row: P. Johnson, D. Cromwell, C. Stitt, A. Burkhart, J. Phillips, K. Henderson, J. Kraft, J. Smallg Second Row: C. Barr, J. Crase, B. Coughlin, C. Sereno, D. Dedo, R. Olson, S. Eagle, J. Finchg Third Row: Mr. Kinman, J. Johnson, C. Kanne, J. Swearingin, D. Cleek, B. Warning, J. Lefton, D. Clavey, J. Esgar. THE DAFFY DILLS Place: The Dills' living room Time: The early fall. in a mid-western town. CA ST Ronald Olson-Richard Dill, a handsome widower-William Coughlin. Carol Sereno-Carol Dill, his seventeen year-old daughter-Carol Sue Barr. William Warning-Rodney Dill, his sixteen year-old son-'James Kraft. Jackie Crase-Dorisl the twins- Janice Phillips John Esgar-Dud J Dennis Cleek Cheryl Kanne-Grandmother Dill, Richard's neurotic mother-Judith Small. Jacqueline Finch-Elaine Scott, Papa's bride-Shelly Eagle. Judith Swearingin-Amee Lovewell, thimply crazy over Rod-Judith Swearingin. Alan Burkhart- Pete Norton, Carol 's athletic heart throb-Donald Clavey. Dianna Cromwell-the Widow Woggles, a nosey neighbor-Dianna Cromwell. Patricia Johnson-Arnica Jukes, confused and frightened cook- Patricia Johnson. Kay Henderson-Cousin Maude Maddox, she comes for a visit-Kay Henderson. STORY Richard Dill has been married while away on a business trip, and after returning home for a few days, he again departs, leaving a note telling his family he has been married. The new bride is expected to arrive at the Dill home, but Cousin Maude, whom they have never seen, will be arriving any hour, also. The Dill family decides to play a few tricks on Elaine so she won't want to stay. Elaine arrives, and they carry out their plans, but then Cousin Maude comes, and she begins to think that they are mentally off. Richard returns home, coming in and kissing Cousin Maude. It is then that they learn that Cousin Maude is Elaine, and Elaine is really Cousin Maude. It seems that Elaine and Maude are really very good friends. ENIOR PLAY WILSON CHEVROLET, Morris SUN DECK MOTEL, Mazon . . . MAY GOOD FORTUNE FIND YOUR DOORWAY, . . . Cheryl Kanne, Kay Henderson ,ennis Cleek State Music Contest Vocal Duet: Superior William Warning tate Music Contest Most Valuable Player ow Voice: Superior Ronald Olson Senior Science Award Senior Mathematics Award Carol Sereno D.A.R. Award Senior Sextette Standing: G. Sandeno, Acc.: K. Henderson, I. Finch, M. Herman, Sitting: P. Johnson, C. Kanne, C. Sereno. SENIOR HO ORS 'wma it f V . ,,f - -. ' VJ Sf . 5. 'SEZ af f' 49:1-5-1' I . t ,it f11'.r' ff Cheryl Kanne O 130 w.p.m. Gregg Shorthand Award Patricia Johnson KINDLESPIRES, Morris DR. BREISCH, Mazon Janice Phillips 39 MAY THE BLUEBIRD SING YOUR SONG . . . Here it comes! The Illinois Central at K.K.K. gg ws, 1, P There's room for one more NEW ORLEANS 'fl No, we didn't go bY Plane iq M - J is , A ,O 1 . 2 if ' , ,., E ...AA J 4' A ,,,:, ,Jeri-S' in 4 - , or f nonn n eff fifx in ' ....... - ,. . ,,-.- 23 15, 4. , ,L,,, i 555 S 'W ' : A A V H A S' T , . E f Suntan-Southern style E W ii .M va 3 me St . Louis Cathedral My .s J-3 A Southern Patio The Old French Quarter BAUMS, Morris SPIC AND SPAN, Dwight . . . MAY NO TROUBLE TRAVEL YOUR WAY . . . : Keep Off! Relaxation at the Hilton Inn Let me outl' Exclusive Breakfast Motivation W, X 1 v. K 'N 'X N gg: 1 ,9 V 4. , E K Look Alive, Lefton Southern Burial Tradition - fy,-'gy -w.tv ,r. f i 1f,y5,, , f- V : I -' iw, - ':.:T r.it -Jug Ted Heckler Q .Q and Co. Swimming Fun . ,- r aw. Vjgg.: Q V it A t,,r r tr.rr n -'ff-ffa e ww., - -- f-.fk I ,,.. A V. 'gut ' , ,J ,,.r r,., . - -Lf, '- ,- Bathing Beau - - - War? Pat-A-Cake PERONA CHEVROLET, Coal City PHIPPS, Morris 41 MAY N0 WORRY STAY T00 LONG . . . ,. Sound Effects, John! Destination. .. . ? SENIOR PROM 'S Courtesy of Shelly The Eagle 's Nest MAZON STATE BANK Mazon . . . MAY YOUR HEART ACHES BE FORGOTTEN, . . . gllg IT COULD BE YoU n .,,,, ,,,A, A .. VS ' In A. i in ' , g, ' -if At A ga xt A , su Ma jorettes .. W . A ,,, Mar f' 1 .Q if 'W 1 Any Questions? Get up , Arnica! Jingle Belles t W f 27, . ,. A 3 J S 55 H- ,ey 11,5 552 W? 56? . , M Q 4, f as Q it 55 ' 'Q f L if ml- ,f Us E 5 t S l ,Q sg W Who put the I in the eggnog? Something's Burning Look at Santa Swervy's laugh ' My Darling Percy Keep typing 'til the bell rings ! We loaded Sixteen Ton. . . Togetherness- - - Even Window -Washing Our Editor? Behind the scene--study Think it will work? TROXEL IMPLEMENT, Kinsman RIZ'S FOODLINE, Morris 43 . . May no tears be spilled . . . THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1963 We, the Senior Class of M. V. K. High School, Mazon, Illinois, being of sound mind and body C?J, do hereby make this our last will and testament. I, Diane Dedo, leave my love for asking questions to Ellouise Wilson and Jeannette Hauge. I, Jim Johnson, leave my anti-freeze pills to Ken McCoy and Paul Anderson for those cold days down at the corner. I, Shelly Eagle, leave my love for horses and one inch of my height to Dolores Drinan. I, Kay Henderson, leave my last jar of freckle remover to Duane Cromwell. I, Nancy Isham, leave my home-making ability to Sharon Bilsborough. I, Chuck Stitt, leave my lifetime membership in the C.B.A. lConfirmed Bachelors' Associationj to Neal Sechrest. I, Janice Phillips, leave my cheering ability to Debbie, Sandy, and Linda. I, Jim Kraft, leave my mental slide rule to Pat Maskel and Kerry Gonnam. I, Don Clavey, leave my smile, my serious philosophy, and my last toothless comb to Dave Biros and Tim Thetard. I, Judie Small, leave my pink cheeks and my blush to Gerry Sandeno. I, Patti Johnson, leave my basketball technique and a pinch of my quick temper to Lois Vodacek and Diann Isham. I, Jackie Finch, leave one knee sock to Linda Kilgore and the other to Mary Matteson. I, Alan Burkhart, leave my drag strip technique to John Williams and Davy Joe Welsh. I, John Lefton, leave my chemistry breakage bill and future explosions to Richard Pierce. I, Cheri Kanne, leave my ability to tell all secrets to Karen Bunton and my last ratting comb to JoAnn Johnson. I, Doug Nelson, leave my used roller-skate key to Cathy Biros. I, Jackie Crase, leave my gym towel to the forgetful Susie Harford. I, Ron Olson, leave my ability to get in and out of trouble to John Jones and Ken Klepp. , Dianna Cromwell, leave my ability to believe I have lost my contact lenses to Barb Burkhart. , Mick Irvin, leave my respect for a traffic ticket to Jack Mitchell and Dick Myers. I, Bill Coughlin, leave my twist-around-the-clock stamina to Pat Harty and Dennis Williams. I, Marsha Herman, leave my ability to wait to Cindy Dedo and my height to Beverly Gonnam and Helen Hummels. I, Carol Sue Barr, leave my blonde curls to Elaine Ahearn and my last tube of blue eye shadow to Becky Burkhart. I, Bill Warning, leave my Missing Knee Cap Trophy to a fellow player, Jerry Hill. I, Dianne Bannon, leave my slow drawl to Judy Bryant and Pearl Finch. I, Albert Holmes, leave my love of adventure and travel and my Spanish tongue to Joey Zupancic. I, Judy Swearingin, leave my ability to get along with Coach Houchin to Wayne Arnold and Ken McCormack. I, John Esgar, leave my gift of gab and love of teasing to Dennis Dolan and Jerry Stitt. I, Denny Cleek, leave my Army Meneuvers and my shyness around girls to Jim Biros. I, Frank Francisco, leave my Blue Cross policy and my blood stains on the mats to Joe White. I, Carol Ann Sereno, leave my ability to figure out Dick Walker to Bonnie Walker, and the trials and tribulations of next year 's yearbook to Kathy Gantzert. I, Don McCormack, leave my bookkeeping statistics to Ken Bannon and my speed in the baseball field to Bob Ashbaugh. I, John Rainsburg, leave my book of Ten Easy Lessons on How to Play Hookey to Bill Davies and Randy Thompson. I I We, the Seniors, leave to the sophomores all the gripes and grudges we have collected over the past four years and our ability to put turkey on the menu and serve hamg to the freshmen all our excellent advice and three more years of fun, to the faculty and all of M.V.K, all our thanks for the past four years of education, memories, and fun. I-JANCOCK'S JEWELRY, Dwight FINCH'S FINE FOOTWEAR, Dwight . . May old acquaintance be remembered, . HISTORY by Marsha Herman The Seniors of the class of 1963, scared and shaky, entered MVK ,High School with an attendance of 45 students. Our lass sponsor, Mr. Clarke led us through our two main class projects, magazine sales and freshman sock hop. Our freshman fficers were: Ronald Olson, presidentg Cheryl Kanne, vice presidentg Judith Swearingin, secretaryg Jackie Finch, treasurerg hd Student Council members Shelly Eagle and Dennis Cleek. Judith Small represented our class at the Corn Festival as at- endant to the queen. This concluded our freshman year. Scared, but a bit more secure, we entered our sophomore year. We had lost eight of our fellow classmates, but three new udents stepped into their places, Patricia Johnson, Elizabeth Peverly, and Gerald Hill. Mr. Peverly, who had just joined e staff, and Mr. Verhaegle were our sophomore sponsors. Our class officers were: Ronald Olson, president, Dennis Cleek, ice presidentg Carol Sereno, secretaryg Judith Small, treasurerg Carol Barr, reporterg Janice Phillips and Marshall Both, Stu- -ent Council. This year Janice Phillips took the honor of being attendant to the queen. Our class treasury was at last begin- ing to grow through various money making projects. Next we took the step to upper classmen. By no means were we scared and shaky this year. We would have a big year head of us, but we felt sure we would have no trouble making it through to our senior year. Eight students left us this year, nd Patricia Harrington joined our class. We elected our officers and were off for a year of fun and success. Our officers vere: Carol Sereno, presidentg Marshall Both, vice presidentg Jackie Finch, secretaryg Kay Henderson, treasurergCarol Barr, 'storiang Judith Small and James Kraft, Student Council. Marsha Herman received the honor of being attendant to the queen. ur junior sponsors were Mr. Beebe, another new member to the staff, and Miss Gehrke. Our first duty as juniors was to lect our class rings to wear in honor of membership in our school. Next was our junior play The Groom Said No! under the irection of Mr. Kinman. It was a great success and a great experience for those who participated. We now had to think of ome money means. We decided to sell school pens and candy. The biggest duty of the year was now upon us, preparation f the Junior- Senior Reception, Ebb Tide. Many of us also took part in the production of Oklahoma. , At last, we were Seniors, we may have been the smallest class, 335 but you know what they say about small packages. four classmates left us and Dianne Bannon joined us, and our good friend Albert Holmes returned to finish his senior year. Our lass officers were: James Kraft, presidentg Carol Barr, vice president: Jackie Finch, secretaryg Cheryl Kanne, treasurerg arsha Herman, historiang Patricia Johnson, reporter, Janice Phillips, William Warning, William Coughlin, Student Council. nce again Janice Phillips had the honor of representing the class and school at the Corn Festival, but this time as Queen of VK. Our senior sponsors were: Mr. Reed, Miss Mitchell, and Mr. Mennemeier, Our biggest school year was now in full ingg we worked hard at car washes, paper drives, magazine sales, coat checks, silent auctions, bake sales and many other oney making projects. Our senior play., The Daffydills, again directed by Mr. Kinman, was well attended and brought sat- faction to our treasury box as well as many pleasant memories. We selected our trip destination, New Orleansg our prom eme, Beneath the Southern Starsg class motto, Conduct and Courage lead to honorg class flower, the red roseg and class olors, mint green and white. We were all quite excited when our senior pictures finally arrived. We again participated in e production of another musical, South Pacific. Now we say good bye to MVK, and hello to a new way of life. 5-A-M'5 SNACK BAR, Coal Ci'CY ST YLINE AWNINGS, Fontana., Wisconsin . And your cup of kindnes filled . CLASS POEM --by Judi Small Days are few till we 'll be all through Our friends and pals, we all miss them--too true. Our high school, our teachers, this friendship ne'er will cease Our buddies, our classmates, our memories all remain, at least. Carol Barr should be a good start We all know she sure does her part She 's got pretty blonde hair--quite a doll, And for her, the guys really fall. Now Don Clavey is everyone's friend, When you need a buddy--on him depend, He 's ready and willing--with a helping hand, A real sweet girl someday he'll land. I've often wondered what Don McCormack would be, He'll probably own his own bank-- just wait and see. In school he knows all there is, Everyone thinks, he's a whiz. Well, here 's Jackie Finch, nurse she'll be She will take your temperature to the exact degree, In her uniform she'll be clad in white, For all the young interns, she'll be quite a sight. Then there's the student, his name is Jim Kraft, Get him started, and you 'll laugh and laugh. In the fall, he'll be off to Cornell Here's a guy, who 's downright swell. Bill Coughlin is one that is every so tall, When he's around, we all have a ball, You mention dancing and he 'll give you a twirl, Bet he could get almost any girl. Bill Warning, our basketball star, In this sport, he's sure gone far, But in bookkeeping, like all the rest, He 's trying to pass Mrs. Bryant's tests. Kay Henderson is really quite a lass When it comes to fun, she heads the class, One thing she's got is sweet personality And bubbling over with rascality. Here's Mr. Holmes, his first name is A1 He 's always got his eye on a gal. He can be studious and oh--so quiet But he can also raise quite a riot. Here's Marsha Herman with her pretty brown hair. With sound advice, she's always there. A fine little housewife soon she'll make, She'll leave us then, and our .hearts will break. Dianne Bannon seems quiet and shy, Whenever you see her, she 'll always say HI. She's little and pretty and full of pep. You'l1 always find her neat and well kept. 1 John Rainsburg seems always to be tardy. He gets away with this, 'cause he 's a smarty. Have all of you people and John met? Oops! look around, is he here yet? Now our friend Mickey Irvin is far from quiet, In fact, with him, you will have a riot, He 's quite a hot rod driver, this teen, And Ihear that his car is real keen. Well, here 's Carol Sereno, so petite and neat, She's always smiling and oh, so sweet, She also won the D.A.R. In this, she 'll surely go far. Now we come down to Jackie Crase, Always there at the right time and place She 's always willing to give a helping hand. She 's loyal as-can-be to the entire band. Here we have Miss Cheri Kanne, She's cute, smart, and quite zanieg On Monday morning she fills us in About the weekend and where she's been. Now Shelly Eagle we must remember, For in this great class, she's a grand member Not pulling jokes, but laughing with the crowd Makes her like a mouse--quiet, not loud. John Lefton is sure a real ace, He 's always there with a bright smiling face, As a friend he 's really on the top, We all know him as the cream of the crop. Doug Nelson is not a very studious guy, But he always does his part, you can't deny. Always in adventure, always in wonder, What will happen to him--we wonder. From Patti Johnson we all get a whirl. Pretty and nice, she's a mighty sweet girl. A secretary she wants to be, I'll bet her boss wants her to sit on his knee. Alan Burkhart can be heard all around, By the laughing roar, you'd think he was a clown Alan can laugh at anyone 's joke or rhyme, All you have to do is give him the time. JEWELERS' ASSOCIATION, Morris . . . Should old acquaintance be forgot . . . Dianna Cromwell 's beauty is no surprise With contacts she has sparkling eyes: These eyes do sparkle, these eyes do shine, Around the little ones she 's always kind. Judy Swearingin, Swervie, as she is named, Those big brown eyes can never be tamed. To our days she has added fun, Her smile will give you the warmth of the sun. Mrs. Nancy lsham, cute and sweet And her grand husband she did meet. For when he popped the question, she said yes And for their happiness the preacher did bless. Good-looking Ron Olson has a sharp car And as a mechanic, he's really above par. Though he 's a student of equation and sign, The wheel of a car you 'll find him behind. 1 In Chuck Stitt's classes, he's really a whiz, When you see his blond head, you know whose it is. This fall he 's going on to school To learn all he cang he 's nobody's fool. Now here's a girl that's lots of fun, Like our Diane Dedo there 's only one, I Who can laugh all the time and be a hit, She is a riot you must admit. Janice Phillips is a barrel of fun If you need a buddy, she 's the one, A mischievous imp, smiles galore, When she 's around nothing 's a bore. Frank Fransisco is quite the guy, He 's big and husky, but a little shy, When it comes to wrestling, he'll win the match, He 'll make some little girl a real good catch. .Tim Johnson now is next in line, A handsome lad, he 's ever so fine, Everyone knows he 's sharp as a tack ,V When it comes to farming, he 's got quite a knack Denny Cleek, the favorite of all, Girls are with him in class, gym, and hall. Watch out, girls, he's sure got a line, Plus a car that makes him big time. Judie Small has pretty brown hair, And to her appearance she takes good care. Ready with a smile and compliments to pay, She 's busy making friends throughout the day. Now that we have spent four years here, Our buddies, our high school will always be dear. Oh, the days when we all had fun, They'l1 be just dreams when we are all done. John Esgar, we know he's not very tall. But when he's around we are sure to have a ball. In his classes he's always talking, To the office he 'll soon be walking. CLA SS PROPI-IECY June 15, 1975 Cheryl Kanne Hello! This is Cheryl Kanne, and I have just arrived home after another one .of my. world tours as a traveling secretary for he L.M. B. Secretarial Service, Inc. This tour was definitely the most interesting of all because Ihappened to find a few of y former classmates of the Great Class of 1963. My tour started in Chicago, where I found Dennis Cleek, current president of the Bachelor's Club, Chicago Branch. I-le is ery busy there, and he is having a good time with his new '75 Pontiac. I also ran into two more classmates, Diane Dedo and iane Bannon. They are partners in a company of song writers. Diane Dedo's latest hit is My Guy and Diane Bannon's is, When He Works Six Nights A Week. My next stop was Iowa City, where Jackie Finch is a Professor of Nursing. She is very happy with her work as a teacher of 'nedicine. In the same town, I found Carol Ann Sereno who has replaced Ann Lander's popular column with one even better. She calls it, Carol 's Aids for Letter Writers. She is now a top-notch journalist. The next point of landing was Dallas, Texas, where I was glad to see John Lefty Lefton and Jimmy James Johnson who, I was not too surprised to find, are professional cowpunchers. Even though they are bachelors now, I doubt very much if they emain that way. Texas is a large state with a huge population, the majority being females. Next, Iarrived at Kansas City, WALKER TRUCKING, Mazon LELA'S BEAUTY SHOP, Mazon 47 I . . . AND NEVER BROUGHT TO MIND . . . Kansas, home of John Esgar, first chemist to discover what makes flubber bounce. They say he is very successful in Kansi City. My plane landed in Reno, Nevada next. I found Bill Speed Coughlin in a likely place, Coughlin's Cough-It-Up-oi Get-Out- Gambling Saloon. They say he just made his 17th million. I finally arrived in San Francisco, California, and Iwe: straight to visit Marsha Herman. She is very busy with her wardrobe designing business. She is a neighbor to Janice Phillip who is still waiting for that Commander-In-Chief William Warning of the Marine Corps. We all knew he would go far becau: of his enthusiasm as a recruit. Janice has opened a Wood Shop there, and her company slogan is, Whittle Away the Ho While You Wait. I rented a car and drove to Los Angeles where Ihappened upon Shelly Eagle, designer of the ads for t miraculous product, Vim -- How to stay thin on 'Vims ' is her motto. I flew to Russia where everyone is talking about D McCormack, zany mathematician who insists division by zero is possible. I guess things got too slow for him back in t States, Don was always one for excitement. I missed Chuck Stitt, Don's companion. Iheard that he had just won the Na tional Race in his Rocketmobileg he makes non-stop trips to the Moon daily, too. Ilanded in Paris next, and found Carl Candy Barr, dancer, entertainer. I always knew she would go far with that personality and smile. Iarrived in Madri: Spain, just in time for the bull fights. I just had to see Kay Henderson do her stuff. Yes, she has taken up fighting bulls, bi then, I figured sooner or later she would get tired of horses and turn to something else. England was my next stop, and Londn is the home of Ron Olson, who always believed England was for the very English. Another resident of London is Alan Burl hart who has just invented a new type of wheel--square--making it difficult for Alan Jr. to squeal those tires Cas Alan Sr. df in his youthj. In Greenland I found Judy Swearingin, and her husband who is a Professor of Geology. Now he xis studying ict and she is helping him. I was going to say hello, but they were on a field trip when I arrived. I landed in Washington, D. C next and was not surprised to find Patti Johnson, Executive Secretary to the President. Now she types a world record of 3,0i words a minute with only 4, O00 errors. John Rainsburg lives there, too, and he has recently written another best-seller bool It is called, Why I Got Fired and it follows his other great, How To Get More Time Off. Isaw Don Clavey in Bosto where he has recently opened a school on Motion Study. He says his work is very interesting, and Iagree that it must bi Next, I arrived at Annapolis, Maryland, Naval Academy, and I was surprised to see that Jackie Crase is the first woman st dent there. Next Ihappened upon Doug Nelson and Mick Irvin who have started a new society of Fresh Air Mechanics. Th are living in the woods of Maine--in a tent--specializing in jalopy mechanics. I found Judie Small in Iowa, and she is ve: happy, having been selected as the best-dressed woman of 1975. She says that her hair styles added to her clothing to hei win the honors. Dianna Cromwell has opened a day nursery for child care in the same place. Her specialty is in 20-30 yet old children. Her latest book is entitled, WHEN MOMMY'S AWAY, BABY WILL MISBEHAVE. Frank Francisco is in Mil waukee, Wisconsin. He has taken up modeling on the side, and you will see him in all the magazines as. the man with tli hat. He says his work has its advantages, too--undoubtedly being the introduction of many female models. My last st before home was Canada. Jim Kraft fthe modern-day Paul Bunyonj lives there. He set a world record for wood choppin getting a whole tree down in one day. He says the approach is the most important thing. Albert Holmes is living in Northe: Canada. He is very successful there--his work is teaching the French, Spanish. Now that I am home in Mazon, I see that things haven't changed so much, Nancy Isham was busy with her spring hou, cleaning. She has just received the honor of Good Housekeeper of the Year, presented by Better Homes and Gardens Magg gin-eg I have to sign off now, and get some rest. I leave tomorrow on the most exciting tour scheduled. Iam to visit ti planets and the moon for a secretarial space trip. See you in another 15 years. fThe will, prophecy, poem, and history were prepared by the Seniors to be read at the Junior Reception to the Seniors 48 ULIVI'S, Coal City STRAIGHTWAY DAIRY, Morris F . . . sH0ULD OLD ACQUAINTANCE BE FORGOT . . . Fall in line for the last time Jim J. Kay H. Mick I. ane Dedo, John Rainsburg 101111 L- Nancy I. Shelly E, Miss Mitchell Mr. Reed Diane Bannon Jackie Crase COMMENCEMENT 1963 be scared, Frank! A couple of Bills receive payment ou 'll Never Walk Alone Joshua Fit the Battle Farewell, Seniors OLSON'S AUTO SUPPLY, Mazon DAVIS DECORATING CENTER, Morris . . AND DAYS OF OLD LANG SYNE3' A Rose And A Sheepskin The Graduates Dr. Gibson from I. S.N.U May the Good Lord Bless And Keep You Farewell fr Heads High om the Class of '63 AND SO GOODBYE . Watch Yout Step Finally I Congratulations ! WILLIAM SNYDER FOODS, Blue Island , .. , 1 . , ,AMW H' Miss Gehrke: Adviser Pam Burkhart: Recreation Chairman asf., Q, , . 5' -' ' i Pat Maskel: Reporter Dolores Drinan: Secretary Kay Henderson: President Susan Harford: Vice- President Kathy Gantzert: Treasurer Beverly Gonnam: Finance Chairman FUTURE H0 EMAKERS OF ERIC First Row: I. Hopkins, V. Brue, J. Morrison, J. Hill, M. Anderson, K. Bryant, Second Row: L. Marlow, P. Finch, S. Bilsborough, J. Bryant, M. Burger, A. Havekostg Standing: R. Burkhart, D. Misener, J. Sutton, K. Bunton, B. Grieff, Miss Gehrke. AF: F.H.A. ACTI ITIES Oh my I Papa And it was high! Listen, my chi1dren! Lovable Alvin Gee, I'm Proud Let's eat! A ms'?!xf 1151. f fsfvw V ,1,. gy 'iij' 1 57 A g l :LA ,,WL,.e Z ef 5 552211-' ' I -,.., T ,li1,,- gy, J' Weigh rf A, 121. if K 222:57 .i ., X771 1 4 i sul.,-5 You want my autograph I 53 F . H. A . is a n a t i o n al organization of students studying homemaking in high schools of the United States, Puerto Ri- co, and the Virgin Islands. The over-all goal of the organization is to help indivi- duals improve personal, family, and community living, now and in the future. Our colors are red and white which inspire Future Home- makers with the courage and determination to succeed. The F.H.A. flower, the red ros e, represents our search for beauty in everyday living. Our chapter theme this year is You are what you value. All our activities are centered around this theme. Cherry Pie Winner Peggy Dolan Beauty and the Beasts v How does your garden grow ? M fs iz-xA.CMr1:is K f 1. fs- ttmnstsm M' wr 2 s . .. sg., si-'fav K W wr mzwgw ,z -1 www an gms . t , .1-if sums? mst A Y -- um 4 'i ,, - - 'I ' 'V gg Hg.,,.i,pwIfj.1jg,? Y . '- -K A-Lfmwmi tg , Q A i B 9 5 5 2 l l i Second V.P. of section , . , Susan Harford Corsage Winner: Beverly Gonnam Eating the Blues Away CA-RP'S, Morris CHUCK'S SUPERWAY, Mazon y l .A.A. A REA L LEADER You know her well, I am sure. She wears 1 perpetual smile and greets all comers with 'e1lowship. Under her capable direction and eadership, our GAA has experienced another successful year of activities. She has been an excellent example of what our GAA should 'epresent. She makes it a daily routine to ractice good sportsmanship, good health, and enuine interest in all fellow students. Our resident, Geraldine Sandeno, has been an in- spiration to many and a friend to all. knew! G.A.A. HONORS Bowling Tournament , Diann Isham, Sandra Burkhardt Basketball Tournament Doloris Drinan, Diann Isham Concentrate A Garter? Hortense! Good Housekeeping ? Miss Mitchell: Adviser Karen Bunton: Reporter Judy Misener: Secretary Debbie Ferguson: Treasurer Elaine Ahearn: Vice-President Geraldine Sandeno: President GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSUCIATIO Sitting: B. Crump, K. Gantzert, J. Muzzarelli, L. Vodacek, M. Thorson, J. Rayburn, B. Buttry, T. Dolan, R Burkhart, Second Row: N. Severson, B. Grieff, P. Whittemore, J. Franklin, S. Harlow, C. Sereno, J. Prindiville P. Burkhart, M. Craseg Third Row: D. Drinan, P. Dolan, S. Nelson, J. Johnson, D. Misener, K. Bryant, R. Mc- Coy, E. Wilson, J. Crase, G. -Sandenog Fourth Row: B. Burkhart, K. Bunton, D. Wilson, A. Havekost, L. Kilgore, J. Sutton, D. Isham, M. Burger, J. Misener, E. Ahearng Fifth Row: S. Biros, B. Walker, J. Sproull, B. Biros, P. Lowery, S. Burkhardt, K. Justice, M. Anderson, S. Harford, D. McGuang Sixth Row: M. Matteson, P. Maskel, C. Finch, K. Henderson, M. Knop, B. Gonnam, H. Hummels, D. Ferguson, J. Gilchrist, J. Simpson, C. Barr. DL .L A lf. SECOND STATE AWARDS Carol Barr Jackie Crase Carol Sereno Kay Henderson BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT Kneeling: D. Isham, J. Misener, L. Kilgore, M Guan, P. Maskel, I. Simpson, C. Finch, J. Gilchrist D. Ferguson, M. Knopg Fourth Row: E. Ahearn, K hart, B. Biros, R. Burkhart. BOWLING TOURNAMENT Carol Sereno, JoAnn Iohnson,Diann Isham, Mary Burger, Ellouise Wilson, Barbara Burkhart, Judy Misener, Sandy Burkhardt, Kay Henderson, Mary Knop. The Ten Pins ECHO LANES, Morris PURITY BAKERY CO., Ottawa 57 Burger, A. I-Iavekost, K. Bunton, B. Burkhartg Sec- ond Row: R. McCoy, S. Nelson, J. Crase, K. Gant- zert, L. Vodacek, D. Drinang Third Row: D. Mc- Bryant, S. Biros, I. Prindiville, P. Lowery, P. Burk- Sitting: P. Maskel, scriptorg K. Gonnam, B. Sandeno, Consulsg D. Crom- well, Quaestorg Standing: M. Matteson, Scrapbook Chairmang J. Biros, Sub-Consulg D. Cromwell, Program Chairmang B. Burkhart, Nuntius. UNIOR CLASSICAL LEAG E Sitting: D. McGuan, B. Walker, S. Harford, C. Barr, C. Finch, I. Misenerg Second Row: G. Shostrom, K Ganzert, J. Johnson, L. Kilgore, P. Finnell, I. Prindiville, N. Severson, G. Walkerg Third Row: Mrs. Hoffman Adviser, D. Williams, J. Mitchell, P. Burkhart, T. Thetard, C. Stitt, D. Esgarg Fourth Row: T. Ryan, P Harty, R. Both, I. Lefton, I. Kraft, I. Barkley, R. Olson, A. Burkhart. if ,. 223.5 , If ez r xx VL M JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Initiation and Chicago Trip. is?3i'IQ i Q mf A Y 55 r, Y af W ii Jig, 5 S5 K Q use I' gg MJ T Egg X A ef! 4 Y K5 1 Q 5 'Vw Ai? , A ERMA'S CAFE, Mazon HECHTS, Li iiii 1 Q z va' I 22 V551 K fi fm' if r ff? A ii , , 'm gxiwfgf . M' Emi g bk l X2 . ,gh 5 3,5 LVL! gi 2 , ,,:.,f,,,.. , A - , L, 5,52-i.!.sg5-4, A ij' m ig ,gf fm x 5,-2' , S rn I1 5 Q 2, 5,1 fig 'fam fx V it nf-1,31 .xii gi 'iw xx c gag, if . X A K H M -'-'ing Morris 59 Bill Coughlin- Vice President Dennis Cleek- President Jim Johnson- Reporter Don Clavey- Sentinel Kerry Gonnam-Treasurer Dennis Dolan- Secretary Mr. Myers- Adviser FUT RE FARMER UF AMERICA Sitting: Mr. Myers, Adviserg E. Brue, W. Gonnam, P. McGuan, T. Misener, R. Payne, G. Pfeiferg Standing: J. Williams, D. Welsh, J. Rainsburg, D. Cleek, R. Myers, J. Misener, S. Lowery, K. Gonnam, D. Dolan, W. Coughlin, I. Johnson, I. Lefton, N. Sechrest, D. Nelson, J. Phelan, D. Clavey. Sectional Corn Production Award Winner: Jim Johnson Star Greenha nd Steven Lowery Local Project Production Award Winner Jim Johnson-Corn and Swine Neal Sechrest-Soybeans and Sheep Dick Myers, Abs. -Small Grain H0 DeKalb Agricultural Accomplishments Award: Dennis Cleek ORS Parliamentary Procedure Team Standing: Gregg Pfeifer, Bill Gonnam, Pat McGuan. Sitting: Steve Lowery, Jim Phelan. Public Speaking Contest Dennis Cleek-Prepared Steven Lowery-Extemporaneous 61 SPEECH T i 4 i 4 i w 4 Speech Contest: Bonnie Walker, Speech Contest: Dennis Williams, Comic Dialogue Original Monologue DEBATE CLUB J i Alan Burkhart, Ron Olson, Dianna Cromwell, Beverly Gonnam Richard Pierce, Carol Finch 62 MAZON FARMERS' ELEVATOR M. K. WIX, Morris THE MAZONIAN THE SCHOOL PAPER Mrs. Lois Bryant - Adviser Janice Phillips, Assistant Editor Cheryl Kanne, Editor Production Staff: Sitting: Patti Johnson, Janice Phillips, Cheryl Kanne, Judy Small, Marsha Hermang Standing: Judy Swearingin, Jackie Crase, Kay Henderson, Pat Harrington. itorial Staff: Judy Small, Linda Henderson, Carol rr, Cheryl Kanne, Bill Warning, Janice Phillips, tti Johnson, Pam Burkhart, Janet Hill. ILLER SCHOOL 8: OFFICE SUPPLY ond, Indiana ELY'S SEED HOUSE, Mazon 53 64 Coach Houchin, Adviser: F. Francisco, Sec.: P. Harty, Treas.: B. Warn- ing, Pres.: J. Kraft, V. Pres.: D. McCormack, Rep. W LETTERMEN 1 l The M. V. K. Lettermen Club was orga ized by Coach William Davis in 1954. Thy object of the Club is to promote varsity athi letics. Membership includes any high schoq varsity letter winners. The by-laws of the Clu' were drawn up by its members in 1960. Elec: tions are held yearly at the first meeting. Th! offices are open to any eligible varsity-lettd winner. Regular meetings are held the thir Thursday of each month during counseling pe riod. A jacket will be awarded by the Club t any boy that has participated in a sport for fou years and received two letters in that sport. p LETTERMEN . First Row: Coach Houchin, Adviser: P. Harty: J. Kraft: W. Warning: W. Coughlin: Mr. Myers, Adviser: Second Row: F. Francisco: I. Jones: W. Davies: K. Gonnam: D. McCormack: R. Pierce: Third Row: D. Esgar: R. Ashbaughg G. Hill: W. Arnold: I. Farber: I. Poyner. We have formed a Future Nurses' Club for all students interested in the field of medicine. We started this club to learn about the opportunities offered to us in this field. By means of field trips, discussions, movies, and our sponsor's guidance, we hope to learn more about the requirements' for entry, opportunities, and schools of training. FUTURE NURSES CLUB Linda Kilgore, President, Miss Mitchell, Adviser, Bonnie Walker, Secretary. M. Matteson, C. Finch, S. Bilsborough, D. McGuan, L. Kilgore, B. Walker. J. Arnold, P. Finch, S. Gilbertson, N. Severson, J. Sutton. , FOSEN PAINT STORE, Morris PAUL GILMOUR INSURANCE, Mazon 55 STUDENT COUNCIL P. Lowery, N. Severson, K. Bunton, J. Phillips, Mr. Reed, R. Cleek, D. Barr, K. Gonnam, B. Warning, B. Coughlin. The Student Council is designed to represent the entire student body throughout their school years. The representatives are elected along with class officers. The president is elected by the entire student body. This year a handbook was publiished by the Student Council and given to the students. 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Prindiville, L. Henderson, J. Phillips, S. Burkhardt, D. Ferguson, P. Burkhart. CHEERLEADERS Varsity: Standing: Linda H e n d e r s o n , Debbie Ferguson, Sandy Burkhardt, Janice Phillips. STEICHENS IMPLEMENT, Dwight Junior Varsity: Pam Burkhart Jeanne Prindiville MELLEN TRUCKING, Mazon .T0hHHiC Poyner, Jim Kraft, Jack Farber, Wayne Arnold Sophomore Captain Sophomore Junior Coach Houchin Bill Warning , 361101 Gary Walker , Sophomore E John Lefton, Ken McCormack, Senior Junior Pat Harty, Larry Hansen , Junior Sophomore DICK THETARD , Mazon Varsity: J. Poyner, G. Walker, W. Warning, P, Harry, J. Kraft, J. Lefton, K. McCormack, J. Hill, L. Hansen, W. Arnold, J. Farber, Coach HouchingKnee1ing: Managers, E. Zacha, E. Stuckey, R. Payne. BASKETBALL S UADS Kneeling: I. Coughlin, W. Harty, I. Moran, T. Misener, L. Brooks, D. Esgar, G. Pfeiferg Second Row: E. Stuckey, R. Payne, ,E. Zacha, W. Gonnam, G. Shostrom, D. Finch, R. Baudino, Coach Myers, Third Row: R. Male, L. Olson, M. Pellouchoud, R. Crump, R. Barr, R. Lee, I. Poyrlers Fourth Row: A- Blackman. T- Ryan. R. Both, K. McCormack, E. Findlay, G. Walker, W. Arnold, S. Lowery. GILCHRIST'S PHOSPHATE PLANT, Mazon .L 1 an A lm BASEBALL irst Row: J. Farber, R. Crump, J. Jones, W. Arnold, G. Shostrom, R. Pierce, K. Gonnam, J. Poyner, , Finch, R. Cleek, Manager. Second Row: I. Esgar, D. Esgar, R. Baudino, R. Barr, M. Pellouchoud, . Gonnam, T. Misener, W. Harry, I. Goughlin. Third Row: Mr. Kroll, J. V. Coach, Mr. Houchin, arsity Coachg P. Harry, P. Ashbaugh, W. Coughlin, K. McCormack, W. Warning, D. McCormack, A. ackman, T. Ryan, Manager. RESTLING First Row: J. Biros, T. Thetard, J. Mitchell, D. Cleek, J. Misener, J. Esgar, D. Welch. Second Row Mr. Kroll, Coachg P. Anderson, D. Williams, K. McCoy, R. Cleek, R. Sjostrorn, J. Phillips, W. Dolan Manager. Third Row: J. White, F. Francisco, I. Miller, G. Hyslop, J. Phelan, D. Dolan, K, Gonnam Manager. irst Row: B. Provance, P. Burkhart, R. Crump, I. Moran, T. Misener, R. Baudino, R. Male, J. Poy- Lr, G. Zacha, J. Coughlin, W. Davis. Second Row: A. Blackman, Manager: W. Arnold, L. Hansen, . Dorn, G, Hill, I. Lefton, J. Kraft, D. McCormack, F. Francisco, R. Pierce, Mr, Kroll, Coach: T. hetard, Manager. TRACK 71 Brotherhood Week ,N ,mi fi ' A if! .f U. Rini! Mr. Mac Monsieur Wrap-around W. i. ' Happy Birthday, Mrs. H. -f S A- p , U sf. M, , 5 at it ig-iii-11531 w- -GT, Mfr- ft, n w wzs f. m:1: R 'tt' and :Wy - ifisji, with f -L5 P r efs,-Lfgigknnq 253455135895 'ggi 'gilt ii ?55igag-gxsu anim , 'ggi 1 , MZ, , ,Z A ,V .- was 3 ,., K rr Q1 W , A ii ., -I T fu ' 1 ' ,ff 14525555 . 5 fff T522 'B Qi .V . , 72 My ring came' ALL AROUND THE SCHOOL- Broken Bat Brigade sn Only his hairdresser knows t F - Tit Lf , .' Ou ch ! My Vy L,7 75, Roarlng 20 's ,j.2J:.g,r Bonnie Studying? International Students? Dinnah Is Suhved Segregation. Juniors? MAZON MUTUAL INSURANCE GRUNDY COUNTY OIL, Mazo MUSIC gg g g gg Standing Center: G. Sandeno, D. Cleek. Standing: D. Dorn, B. Provance, S. Lowery, R. Payne, R. Baudino, J. Phi11ips,J. Gilchrist, P. Lowery, C. Finch, T. Ryan. J. Hill, K. Justice, I. Simpson, K. Henderson, I. Kraft, R. Lee. Above: R. Cleek, J. Phelan, J. Esgar. Sitting: R. Male, W. Warning, C. Kanne, L. Marlow. D. Do- lan, I. Muzzarelli, K. Houchin, D. Hemmingsen, J. Prindiville, J. Misener, M. Herman, W. Coughlin, A. I-Iavekost, P. Finnell, J. Phillips. CALENDAR Corn Festival Parade Sept. 30 Halloween Parade Oct. 31 Halloween Party Oct. 31 Fall Concert' Nov. 9 Amah1 and the Night Visitors Dec. 9 Christmas Concert Dec. 19 Morris Area Band Festival Feb. 17 State Solo and Ensemble Contest March 16 South Pacific April 26 and 27 Memorial Day Parade May 30 73 First Row: M. Herman, K. Gantzert. I. Phillips, S. Burkhardt, I. Prindiville, I. Moran, R. Cleekg Second Row: If Arnold, G. Sandeno, B. Walker, S. Harford, I. Swearingin, R. Paine, R. Baudinog Third Row: P. Finnel1,I Finch, C. Barr, J. Simpson, S. Bilsborough, L. Olson, D. Cleek. MIXED CHORUS First Row: Mrs. Beebe, J. Muzzarelli, M. Thorson, I. Rayburn, L. Marlow, I. Prindiville, T. Dolan, R. Burkhart, Second Row: S. Biros, I. Oelschlager, I. Johnson, M. Herman, J. Phillips, I. Arnold, S. Harlow, Third Row: S. Nelson, E. Ahearn, A. Havekost, P. Finnell, K. Bryant, M. Burger, I. Sutton, Fourth Row: J. Bryant, D. McGuan, M. Matteson, C. Finch, J. Gilchrist, K. Henderson, D. Ferguson. 4 -1 2 3 MUSIC BOOSTERS irst Row: C. Stitt, I. Phillips, J. Small, J. Johnson, R. Burkhart, C. Sereno, Mrs. Beebeg Second Row: R. Male, . Henderson, P. Burkhart, K. Justice, I. Hill, Third Row: D. Clavey, I. Swiggert, J. Gilchrist, K. Henderson, C. GIRLS' CHORUS .rst Row: K. Gantzert, B. Grieff, N. Severson, P. Whittemore, S. Starks, R. McCoy, D. Drinang Second Row: . Gilbertson, I. Hill, G. Sandeno, B. Burkhart, J. Phillips, P. Burkhart, P. Dolang Third Row: B. Walker, K. lstice, P. Johnson, C. Kanne, S. Harford, I. Sproull, I. Morrison, Fourth Row: B. Gonnam, P. Maskel, S. Bils- Drough, J. Simpson, P. Lowery, B. Biros, S. Burkhardt. ' . BOYS' CHORUS I Back Row: Mr. Beebe, Director, R. Male, J. Swiggett, D. Clavey, D. Cleek. Front Row: R. Payne, R. Cleek, C. Stitt, R. Baudino, L. Olson, B. Provance, J. Moran, J. Phillips. Acc. J. Simpson. 1 I MAJORETTES THE QUARTET 1 B. Biros, K. Henderson, M. Herman, P. Lowery, S, Biros. Cen- Top to Bottom: W. Couglin, D. Clavey, W. Warn ter: P. Johnson. ing, D. Cleek. 76 MORRIS REDI- MIX SEXTETS Senior: P. Johnson, K. Henderson, J. Finch, C. Sereno, C. Kanne, M. Hermang G. Sandeno, Accompanist. Sophomore: I. Rayburn, B. Grieff, P. Finnell, J. Prin- diville, P. Burkhart, M. Thorsong I. Simpson, Accompanist . Junior: R. Burkhart, L. Henderson, S. Harford, D. Ferguson, G. Sandeno, Bu Burkhartg K. Gantzert, Y Accompanist. 35- iz. Freshman: I. Muzzarelli, I. Simpson, K. Justice, I Arnold, I. Gilchrist. I. Hillg S. Harford, Accompanist MUSIC BOOSTERS MAZON-VERONA-KINSMAN HIGH SCHDOL CONCERT BAND First Row: M. Burger, J. Gilchrist, R. Weston, C. Biros. Second Row: G. Zacha, W. Davies, S. Bilsborough, B. Crump, J. Franklin, R. Crump, L. Vodacek. Third Row: R. Both, I. Simpson, I. Hill, B. Burkhart, D. Welsh, K. McCoy, C. Johnson, C. Hopkins, A. Burkhart, J. Arnold. Mr. Beebe, Director. J. Simpson, A. Burkhart, R. Crump, I. Arnold, L. Vodacek, C. Hopkins, S. Bilsborough, K. McCoy, B. Davies. THE DEVILAIRES DANCE BAND BEDFORD DISCOUNT CENTER, Morris DWIGHT GREENHOUSE, Dwight ENSEMBLES l, Crump, L. Vodacek, C. Hopkins, J. Arnold, A. Burkhart Mixed Brass Clarinet Duet M. Burger and J. Gilchrist 5 W. Davies and S. Bilsborough Saxophone Duet Percussion ,. Both, J. Simpson, J. Hill, B. Burkhart, D, Welsh, K. McCoy MC GRATI-I'S, Joliet KNUDSEN CONCRETE PRODUCTS, Dwight i fm 7, ,Y nf, i SCHOOL HONORS Patriotic Essay Contest GREAT John Barkley, Second, Local Steve Lowery, First, Local Freshman-Sophomore Division Gm-:A Steve Lowery, First, District: Third, Sta ,Chery1Kanne, Second, District Cheryl Kanne, First, Local James Kraft, Second, Local N.C.T.E. Achievement Testing Program Kathryn Gantzert Junior-Senior Division Magazine High Salesmen Nancy Severson, Jack Mitchell, Jackie Finch, Carol Sereno 80 GENE'S STANDARD STATION, Mazon R. and R. CONTRACTORS, Dwight ,, Current Events Test Winners County Food Poster Winners John Esgar, Alan Burkhart Philip Burkhart, First, Donna McGuan, Judy Sutton, Donna Misener, Mary Anderson District Latin Contest Beverly Gonnam, Jan Simpson, Patricia Maskel fSuper- iorj, Patricia Finnell, Judith MisenerQSuperio1'J, Terri Dolan fSuperiorJ, Patricia Maskel QSuperior, sectional and statej State Music Contest Freshman Trio: Superior, Jan Simpson, Kathryn Justice, Janet Hill. Practical English Correspondents Gary Walker, Jeanne Prindiville FRULAND'S FUNERAL HOME, Morris HENDERSON and CUSI-LING, Mazon 81 NATIONAL H0 OR SOCIETY Front Row: Doloris Drinan, Gerald ine Sandeno, Carol Barr, Jackie Finch, Pat Maskel, Carol Sereno, Kathryn Ganzert. Back Row: Kerry Gonnam, Gerald Hill, James Kraft, Ronald Olson. Geraldine Sandeno-- President 1963-1964 Mr. Crane-- First President 'g::e:2M:Q'f!Q.-ffysi, 1l,l,7Zfvf2zfH', f1 'Wx15,g!T.'iZk9v'f1fY WQZMjS1f3i5?f'M3rf9E'1Fl9'-:isa iw if I 'l'1'L-+i:e'tr1:' yf -K -- A., --liz, Q, .. i r is i v eg 1 M I 'ii i 1 J '- , -' sw , '- , mi . P 53:3 fir, R 2 ' 5:3:- r is Z ., ,,,.. ....,. , V 5, 5 , ,-'--v . 1 I: ,. . 2 J M J in t M K h . YQ yi it smite y tmiasmvytygywyyoy,Q iggscuou sms 53,352,758 I-,Ma-.aa-!,g.., . j ,5B,,5i'+!xrbf ?W '...?is mm y mu Probationary Members Geraldine Sandeno, Gerald Hill, Pat Maskel, Kathryn Ganzert, Kerry Gonnam 82 SWANEE'S BICYCLE SHOP, Morris Carol Sereno-- President 1962-1963 Adviser-Mr. George Kinman Senior Members Ronald Olson, Carol Barr, Carol Sereno, Jackie Finch, James Kraft L. E. BALFOUR COMPANY, Chicago 0 R ADVERTISERS SPONSORS Our sponsors pay for one whole page in the MAZONITOR. CO- SPONSORS Two co-sponsors' contributions pay for a whole page in the MAZONITOR. BOOSTERS These friends of the MAZONITOR make the rest of the annual possible by their support. To all of these, and to donors who chose to be nameless, the MAZONITOR staff says a sincere, Thank you! Music Boosters, Mazon High School Mazon State Bank, Mazon Bob Musser, Joliet Morris Redi-Mix, Morris Davis Funeral Home, Morris Verona Exchange Bank, Verona MORRIS Baum 's Department Store Bedford Discount Sales Carp 's Davis Decorating Center Dr. Frank Connors Echo Lanes Federal Paperboard Company Fosen Paint Store Fruland Funeral Home Hecht's Kindlespire 's Auto Supply M. K. Wix Phipp 's Riz's Foodline Straightway Dairy Swanee's Bicycle Shop Telfer Printing Company Wilson 's Chevrolet DWIGHT Clapp 's Dwight Greenhouse Finch's Fine Footwear Hancock's Jewelry Knudson Concrete Products R. and R. Contractors Spic and Span Cleaners Steichen's Implement CHICAGO SPON ORS Illinois Fruit Sz Produce, Streator Gilchrist Phosphate Plant, Mazon Richard Thetard, Mazon Treasure Implements, Gardner Jewelers' Association of Morris Wm. Snyder Foods, Blue Island CO-SPONSORS MAZON Chuck's Superway Dr. Warren Breisch Ely's Seed House Erma's Cafe Gene 's Standard Grundy County Oil Company Henderson and Cushing Lela's Beauty Shop Mazon Mutual Insurance Mazon Farmer's Elevator Mellen Trucking Olson 's Automotive Supply Paul Gilmore Insurance Sun Deck Motel The Feed Bag Walker Trucking COAL CITY Ashamy's Perona Chevrolet Sam's Snack Bar Ulivi KINSMAN Troxel Implement BLOOMINGTON Robert Mullins Gage Food Products Company L., E. Balfour Company OTTAWA Purity Bakery Company FONTANA, WISCONSIN Styline Awnings, Inc . J OLIET McGrath HAMMOND, INDIANA Miller School 8: Office Supply Company MORRIS Johnson's Oldsmobile Morris Dry Cleaners Book and Gift Shop Knoblich's Paint Store Wm. E. Allan Furniture Paramount Skating Rink Weitz Bros. Cafe Lasser's Zimmerman's Sklut's Men's Wear Johnson 's Pharmacy Tom's Toy Center Sobol 's Drugs Syke 's Bootery Mode-O-Day Marbin's Baker's Cleaners Earl Gillum fSearsJ Wheeler's Jewelry Beauty Mart Fowler Piano ga Organ Andan DWIGHT Carmens West Side Cleaners Dr. Patricia Thomas Faith's Arrow Motel Roeder 's Gift Shop State Farm Insurance fGeorge Yasenchackj KINS MAN Francis Dunn Insurance Kinsman Food Locker Harty's Confectionery Kinsman Wool Center John R. Dunn Grain Co. BOGSTERS MA ZON Paul Simpson L. E. Traver Kenneth Pfeifer Campbe11's Pharmacy Shrock Fertilizer Barr and Wallin Wash.N.D Fottler's Wallin Insurance Sereno 's Service Gilchrist's Plant Foods Mazon Hardware Don's Clover Farm Store Isham's Heating Ha1terman's Shelling Glenn 's Service Station Oscar Jaumotte Hummels Garage Pellouchoud Oil Co. Davis Chain Saw Shop STREATOR C. F. 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