Mendota High School - Atodnem Yearbook (Mendota, IL)
- Class of 1956
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WF --., JW' IPP 1936 AIODNINI pxcsumud bx The Sgnmr flux Nlgndotl H1 h 51.1 Nlgnduli Il III Z . , ',,,., f..' ,, at 1 x V, S ' . , M Z V 1 Y NI Xlfilx f?I l lfllQN ID In-1xlm.:,1, X.111kx DAN Y: IX' X1 N m'.1:'.-'Ir fxw, ' Cvqi' rx I' x: ':'1f . ' 1 Ag Qkluul . ' 1. I' cmis 5 Th 956 ATODIXI EM WNW 'Six A saws QF 2? E 'E ri 'f f- x X KK! HX e I W I I 6 Lwica emoriedv YV' 15 F' 5 OFQLUOI' L. 1....... , L. Sha M ?.N fX Walk :jx 2 4 ff t I .WJ wi' 1, 5 M' fir-vnww 1, '95 MOMENTS TO REMEMBER The start of srbool: we all mme buck So restless from our summcr's fun, Uwe will lmw lbvsc moments lo remember. Tbv busy times of football ganiw. Anil pirturcs for tbis memory book. ll e zrill lmrv tlnfse moments to rwnenzbn. Une :lid our best in all tba ganivs. Anil u'on Ilnf N,C. frown again - Ula will lmu' tbesc moments to rcnzcnlbar. Then llomeroming uns 41 big surfess. ll itlJ King and Quuen and all tbv rest: Hill Cricbton on our stage uw snug lV'bo from llnf uiuliwirc guinwl applause. The l.l1ristnms zlmtfc. bclzl in tba gy rn. Tlln lmskutbnll gnnirs uw los! mul u-ou. live will lmru llnzw moments lo I'L'llIl'NIl7L'f. lla' liunrllc I,I'lI'L ' of lfll.-1. Tlu' Student Coun1'il's -'f.:ll'4'Lf lilly . Ilia will lmrv lbesc moments to l't'llll.'Il1l7I.'P. Tln' lmslllllmll game uilb ilonlec ys gray llnus sfionsorwl by tba l lfA. live will burr tlfcsv moments to runcnibvr. Thou uinlvr turns to spring Anil tlnf junior Play uppcurs. . , The Prom u'l1irlJ funn' on tba tuwltlv of M413 W'.zs full of glamour and army. llqbcn other nigbts and other :luys May find us gone our scp'ratc ways, WT will bare tbese moments to remember. omenffi fo mnienl QI' 4 i FII!! '-H0 0 ll I I 0 L P fwpw was an ,W Q- bio EXTRA-CLI RRICU LAR ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS lljamifg joofgaff 55512, V- :Q fl 5 nf- j'0fan5 mn 7fA .gzuiglzf 6 Crown '55 TMJ 'ia 'l BACK ROXXU T. Crane. yl. Bunton. R. hlauth. K. Gehler. Al. George. B. Brown. Head Coach Ted Lewis. Asst. Coath Aloe Rol- lins, tl. Beardsley. -I. Franklin. B. XX'arcl. B. Bradshaw. B. Miller. SECOND ROXY: B, Ditkey. G. Inman. F. Hanley. E. Schle- singerg A. Goslin. D, hfellott. B. Stremlau. bl. Kuehl. G. Miller, X. Fassig. -I. Boyle. R. Bumha FRONT ROXY1 C. Frey. D, XX'ood. B. XY'alters. G. Truckenbrod. B. Bfontaxon. D. V. ulf. rl. Lobbins. H. Becker. A. Bferriman. P. Dubbs. R. Faber, H. Schammel TO CQOACQH TED LIEXVIS and his assistant. Vloe Rollins, came the joy of seeing another line Tro- jan squad win the North Central Illinois Cionlierence championship. It was the seventh consecutive win for Lewis-coached Trojan teams. XVith the windup of the 1955 football season there was a great deal of recognition given to mem- bers of the squad. On the All-Conference first team were: Ray rlauch. Bill Brown. Bob Bradshaw. Elwood Schlesinger. Ken Gehler. Gordon Inman, Clayton lfrey. and Bob Bumba. lfred Hanley and Bill Dickey were on the second team. and Howard Becker re- tcix ed honorable mention. Ray .Iauch was placed on the All-State tirst team. and Ken Gehler. Ifred Han- ley. and Bill Brown received honorable mention. Much credit. according to the eoaches. must be gn en to the substitutes for their line work on both the practice and playing field. As a chain is only as strong as its weakest link. so it is with a football team and its weakest player. Coach Lewis was very much pleased with this years substitutes and the way they developed as the season progressed. The ex- perience. lor them. was invaluable. for it is from this group that many ol' next year's regulars will be thosen. A great deal of credit for the seasons tine record goes also to john Hood. who so adeptly handled the duties ot' manager. ith Bill lirwwn leading interterenee Rat -lauth plunged mer Nl Iii ll lxlentliila Xlttiirx' uket' Hglll, Clfdily joofgaf COACH TED l.lfXY'lS' Trojans heat down a stubborn St, Bede team hy a 26 to 6 store tu upen their 1935 tioothall season. Although the store was rather impressixe. the Bruins gave the Trojans quite a battle hetore going down. Overtluwing Mr. Touchdown e the hleathers were enthusiastlt tans. who waited patiently li minutes lair the iiyening whistle when lights and sound tin the west side ol' the tield went nut hetween games, 'lille hreak tame just as the new MHS stnrehoard had heen nttitialh' pre- sented tn the sthonl hy the MABS. lNlenduta's ilirojans Iaitlxe-tl up their setnnd xitttiry in two starts when they slapped down the llall llseil Dexils Sl tu ll, 'lille game was playetl at llall lligh Sthunl. Spring Valley. and an admirahle following tit' Mendota fans filled the xisitors' hleathers. :Xt nn time during the entire game were the Trojans in ant serious trouhle, as Iltet' demonstrated hx' substituting freely throughout the latter three Iiaeriods. The Triilans held the Red Devils seoreless until nearlv halt'-time, 1 t--r Mendiitas tmal I. D. in a Mendota tonl-4 its tirst and only defeat at the hands ot' the Ottawa Pirates f- the seure was 20 tu Isl. Ottawas retm ery of a Mendota fumhle at a erueial moment, plus three pass intereeptinns, provided the pirates with their xietory margin, Mendota matehed Ottawa's deeeptive hall handling and skillful aerial attatlq with hruising ground play. Menduta won her tirst Cinnt'erente game and her third game in four starts as they swamped the Gene- seii Nlalale' l,eaxes 55 to li, ljespile ttrlel wind .ltlxl damp weather. a large numher nt' Mendota tans were on hand to witness the eontest in whith the entire Nlendota seluad saw attion. The Trojans were the iwiwerhouse thrnughnut the entire gatne and led easily 53 to ll at hall-time. As Mendota lated her setund Caintierente game ot the year there was douht in the hearts ut' slime' fans. 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The score at the end of the game remained at 0-0. a well-played contest. They came back the next week to beat a stubborn Rochelle team by a 7-0 score. The third game of the season was played at Dixon, and the boys received the short end of the stick by a I4 to 7 score. Side by Side l 85Al'l'l6ll'l g00t66J Mendotas freshmen then played another home game. this time with DeKalb. The freshmen were unable to take any advantage of their own breaks. and for the second time in the season they tied 0-0. The freshmen journeyed next to Princeton, where they were beaten 6 to 0 in a well-fought battle. The game was hard-fought and seemed destined to be another 0-0 game, but the Princeton Tigers came through with a touchdown. The windup of the Freshman SS football season came with a 7-0 win over the Hall Red Devils on Mendotas home field. The freshmen won two. lost two, and tied two --- a well-rounded season. 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Millcr. G. Puhl. -I. Amhlcr, G. Pohl. 5, Gchlcr R Higgins R MtI'1ug,hlin T jacob R Casson R ro5A ,Salah joofgaff .S?afi5fic:5 FROSH SOPH LIZTTERMEN jacob . Pohl . . Hamp-.on Pohl Tentler .,.. Gehler . . Mackin ...... Dewey .. Sauermsig: . Vifehmeyer Davis ....,. Goebel Hessenberger Near ..... Classon Lines , . Goslin Minor Minor Minor Minor Minor . Minor Minor M infr Minor Minor Minor Minor . Minor Minor Minor Minar Minor Sept Sept. FROSH I6 I9 SL-Pt. 13 SL-pt. Bo Ott. fjti, Ott. Ott. Nam SOPH FC JOTIIALI. SCHEDVLE NYE ri Is 6 cr Il 6 rr Slicritlan St. In-dc Spring V.1lIcy Ottawa Ci:-ncsco Rm hullt- Rutk Inzllx Printcton Stcrling THEN IS I2 6 4s Ci ll ia I3 1? E BACK ROW: hir. Gore. R. jacob. R. Bumha. M. Huss. Corrigan. P. Scheidenhelm. Mgr. DI. Bader SECOND RCJW: D. Ellsworth. G. Gilmore. -I. Hoffman. J. Jacobs. B. Burke. D. Pohl. VI. Kilmartin FRONT ROVU: G. Bryan. H. Amfahr. J. Van Horn, J. Huclak, D. Mealey. G. jewel. ABSIENT: D. Dewey. B. Sauer P055 0bU'l ff? Kilmaitin hlrltolws Burke Sauer Dewey Amfahr ,lewel Ellsworth Iiumha Hudalc -lacob Hoffman Sc heidenhelm Corrigan Gilmore INDIVIDUAL POINTS VARSITY I I I 9-I Ill 841 78 'll 68 FROSH-SOPH 92 HR 86 '9 'S 58 Stl -I8 INI.tior Mayor Mayor Mayor Minor Minor Minor Numeral Numeral Numeral Numeral Numeral NUI-ll' Nllm' Nufll' COACH MALCOHM Gore's call for Cross Coun- try runners was answered by 20 men last fall. AI- though this numher was over twice the previous turn- out, Coach Gore hopes to have an even greater turn- out next year. Des nite the fact The Happy Wanderers that tlie team did not post an outstand- ing won-lost record, their experience should be of unlimited value next year. Cross Country is in its third year at MHS and is not as yet a fully recog- nized sport. Mendotzts squad is in a rugged conferente, and they have very tine meets with some really exception- al schools. Cross Country is not an individual meet, as may he thought hy some fansg it is a total of points scored hy all the participants added together. There were eight meets last yearg Mendota carried off high honors at only one - that being the Ro- chelle meet. SCHIZDIIIZ Sept. ZS at Dixon Ort. 4 at Rochelle Ott. Il at Sterling Ott. I5 Sterling Invitational Oct. I8 Delfalh Ott. 22 Conferente at Dixon Ott 25 Dixon 84 Rork Falls Ott. 29 District at Ottawa A11 'k P' A 'mi Nat' il 3 Thinking nb mwmx 1 Y mwL1 5. With These Hand-. 7 To Haw and uw Hold 6. Sapliistilnted Lady lik in :lic B mvsw k '. Huill Hail! Tl1cC..1ngRAll Here Gerling rn Knim Yiwu 8. Sister, 9. Sleepy Time Gnlfal PRONH NOPH C HIIRIIADI RN un mL Q D n x OLR CHl:l'RI I ADI RS xxnrg Llutci by the studnm x L lrlx ur mu mam L 1 Qhccrlc xdmg, U mu 1 ntolxr XY hen thu W t my wrutrn L ' L W 1 L N tl 0 1 c 'IL Cheer Cheer until thq molded mm ru Jn Lut um ' th stunnn M Q 'V UNL Lx lXX1Xx N uma um wortmnmlmu w x 3,ru.tnn5, thn www ms LI ur L on tu um r hmm u lnlt mr L N N III ON 1 RNIIX R I XD IlvLkNIHLn11kCXX1L mu XDH1 BACK ROW E Rrttmeyer D Glbson P MeCony1lle I Vveelsmg, A Slotcr M A Rollms I Garrlty I Flsesser THIRD ROW B Bowne: ohns D Chaon I-I Rolllns L Hood B Hrmeoelc P Watson SPCOXD ROXX' R ZIITIIIICITUJFI M MeM.mus M Iackwn M P Xohn S Nurnbcrg. S Tower P IIHLS FIRST ROW I Melntyre I hcuhalfen I' Gray B Tcntler C Greelwool I Krdel M ll15 at MHS thu year They performed at th home football gamea They dnel thelr performlng ID tront of the band out on the football held at half tlmc They went through 21 serxcs of clrllls and elanee nets All IH un: torm they appea ed too at the homeeommg parade They were yery well llleeel .md great thanks should be QU en to Mr behllele that they were .1 Sueeesy On Mendota BACK RONW A Turleenhroel M Swope V Srmpson E Nuns S Klcm C Taylor FRONT ROW I Iones M L Bxrel S Sehuttlcr I Rxeh 5 Rneeel 5 , I : . ' ', . ' ,. ' .- 1' 1 v, . . . . ' : , ' '. . . .' ,... ' ..r '. . . 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D. liudarh. S. Fgler THIRD ROXW: If. Wfood. C. Kuntzi. VU. Whipple. 5. O'Rourke. C. Spitz. -I. Maueh. E. Gray. M, Bird SECOND ROXV: P. Howarth. S. Phalen. R. Herbert. Miss johnston. Miss Stein. D. Sthainmel. l.. Mtln- tyre FIRST RUVU: bl. Cotton. N. Xwillard. D. Larahe :. lNl. Ph'len. D. liutlarli. D. lNIedlai' THE FUTURE HUMEMAKERS of Amerita is an organization whose memhers are girls that have taken at least one year of home economies and met the requirements for membership. At the first meeting of the year. whith was held at The Tender Trap Lake Mendota. the new officers were in- stalled. The ottiters were: Mary Margaret Phalen. president: Dolores Budath. vice-presidentg Dorothy Larahee, setretaryg Donna Medlar. treasurerg Nancy XlC'illard. degree ehairmang Dorothy Sehammel, puh- lit relatioosp Silvia Phalen. reporterg Rita Herbert. Linda Mtlntyre, reereationg 'lanis Cotton, parliamen- tariang Mrs. Norman Willartl, chapter mother. The advisors were Miss 'lohnston and Miss Stein. The tolors of the Future Homemakers of America are red and white. The motto is 'l'ffrr.rrJ Nm Hori- zon. and expresses ot' the purpose ofthe organization. SUUJ4 During the year the organization took part in many attivities. lfirst was preparing a float for the home- toming parade. The theme was ll e'H Flrrllwz 'ljm. Other attivities were: the dog house, Christmas tarol- ing. the preparation ol' .1 hox for a needy family, .1 square dance with the FFA, an initiation banquet. and the sponsorship of .1 hundle drive. An Outstanding projett was the bundle drive. Six- teen hags of clothing were tolleeted to send to Save the Children Federation. Knoxville, Tennessee. At some ol' the meetings interesting programs were presented hy outside speakers: Miss Powell showed her slides of Europe: Mr. Klein gave a take detora- tion demonstration. At the April meeting the mothers were guests of honor. Formal initiation for next year's officers was held in Avril. 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Truckenbrod. R. Althaus. R. Auclistc-ttei' NOT PlCTl'RED: N. Fassig. D. Truclcenbrocl THE FFA closes its books on another successful year. During the year many different projects were organized, planned and carried out under the leader- ship of Mr. Morris, advisorg Elwood Kidd, presidentg Glen Truckenbrod, vice-presidentg Eu- gene Novak, sec- retary: Richard Alt- haus, treasurer: Clayton Frey, sentinelg Robert Auchstetter, reporter. First on the list was a theme to be chosen by the organization for their homecoming float. It was llnflfll H7111 the Hnbr tim! lfvilli Mnffffu nf it. Other projects were as follows: dog house during the Rochelle game, oat variety test plot with Mr. George XVilhelm. bowling party. swimming party. donkey basketball game, and a square dance sponsored with the FHA. Each year the boys sponsor a Parent and Son Banquet. At the bancjuet Bill Burkart was awarded a swine trophy for the best hog project of last year. Cattle Call 33,4 Prc-ceding the banquet, speeches were given by several members about their projects, followed by a movie, How to Raise a Boy. Keith Piller and james Gehant ordered trees to plant for soil conservation and wild life refuge. Ag classes helped set them out. Glen Trucl-cenbrod won grand champion beef female at Section Eight FFA fair at Ottawa. with his Angus heifer. He also won grand champion steer over all breeds with Angus steers. Clayton Frey's entry was third in a large class of Holstein heifers. Other boys showing at FEA fair were Bill Burkart, Robert Auchstetter and Elwood Klklil. The members are required to participate in one or more projects of various nature. Record books are completed at the close of each year to determine the success of the individual. In final summary of the year's projects Elwood Kidd with his large dairy project was high in farm earnings. IQQQCA Gonfed tall ij MENDUTA had ten inclixidual Npnuh tw ents xiarting out at thc Rotk lfalls Caiiiticruiituz Mina .laik- N011 and Phyllis xKl.lt50I'l. Loiiicnli' play rcatlursg Donna Kilhiirn. st-rimix play rtmlt-rg Bob .latch and Isahul No Help Wanted Brutk. ratlio speak- crsg llatkicvlolim and Ellen Rith. cxtum- porancous spcaikcrxg j-li:i Kuuhl. .ittcr-dinner spuakcrg Ifmmalou Ritt- iiicirr. original oration. Ifrom Cloiiticrciicc. scvcii QPlif,'llix. Donna. Isabel. Ellcn. lrciic. Ilolm. and Emiiialouy want on to Dixtritt in -lolict. Plating at Distritt. 'Iohn Kuchl and lrcm- Ritli traxclcd In Su' tional wlicrc they tiilul to plain. Mr. Claumii in struitul thc iiitlivitlual spcutli L-iitraiiti. 'WY' 1 NI. J ri G ramaficfi PRESENTING Doiialtl Elmufs 'Baltotiy' Stciiui. Mumlota tied for thirtl plate in thu SL-ctional muct at Ottawa. Previously. the Mcmlotans had taken tirst liwiiorx at the Di5tritt toiitcst at .loliut and had won tfijmwr and twu if.u'tfffw1f ratings at thc NCIC Con- tcrcmf Dramatits lfcstixal at Rock Falls. The play was dircctul by Mr. XY'arrcn. Phyllis XY'atson wax proiiiptcr. aml Altrutl Viqkcry was in tliargc ot' iiiaku up. 'IHE ALL-SCQHUOL PLAY, How to Propose . v.'ritt-n lui' Conrotl Ssilcr. wan I7L'FlAOTIUL'kl hutoru an .1IWlWl'L'Ll4lllX'L' MHS .ixsciiilwly A tant- in om' att. it startul with thu lirolwowal ot' the tau mari aiitl lul up tw tht, lWI'L'Sxl1l day. 'lhcrc wt-rf no lL'.lLllllKQ rolui cwryonc iii it was it star. The play was tlirutul hy Mr. XY'arrn-ii. .mtl Marilyn lianwau scrxt-tl as proiiiptcr, SPlfliCQH CQONTIZSTAXTS '-4 ff? BACK ROXX' l lirtitli, I. Ritli. Mr. filam- N. R -lat-th 5lfA'l'lfD: li. Rith. P. Vhatwti. M. .lail-Qwn, li, Ritt- IULQLV. Yl, Kut-lil. -.,. O 'Q c.ox'i'i2sT PLAY STANDING: P. XX'atwi1. I. Kun-hl. lf. Niiiix .5 Mi W'ai'i+.n. SIQATPD: N. Hcn.li'1tk. Cf Cliazitlln-i'. 'l. liriixlxlcy. VV. Circctwmmli Wf Iiiiikt-. A, Aithti lSAf.K li0XX'. P laiiw, li Ditluy. M: Wa: , -mm Xl'fllXlJ Rf,XX XY llitukll. Yngilmlltl, ll llxlt li Kitltl. Ci. 'l'i'Liil4Ltihii'tl. M liait ii HKUXI RIJXX- R latiih. F X-txt. lw XY.iltt-ix ll. 'lk-iitlti. THE OFFICERS for this year's activities. who were chosen last spring, are as follows: president. Marilyn Bansau: vice-president. ,lo Ann Vogelsang: secretary-treasurer, Mary Hendrick: social chairman. Cheryl Brown, ad- Playmotes visor, Miss Dunlap. The girls in GAA had different sports they could participate in this year. The managers for these sports were chosen at the beginning of this school year. These are the managers: hockey, Diane Schultz, swimming, Bev Nance: basketball, Deanna Childers: bowling, .lean Garrityg volley ball, Sharon Whitmoreg soft ball, Sherril Michel. While the weather stayed nice, we played hockey. We had quite a few girls go out for hockey. On October 7, 1955, the GAA had the dog house for the game with Geneseo. Then. for Homecoming. ,454 Mary Ann Rollins and Sharon Wfhitmore were co- chairmen of our float. For a theme they chose ll e'I! llivrlfi All Ozer Them. During the winter months Miss Dunlap arranged with the oiiice that the GAA could have the use of the gym every Tuesday from 5:15 to 4:15. This is the tirst year we have had the use of the gym and a lot of girls took advantage of it by playing basket- ball and volley ball. The annual Heart Sister Week was held February 6-10. The informal initiation was held February 15. Then on Valentines Day we had our banquet and formal initiation at the Methodist Church. There were twenty-five new members. It was a big success and everyone enjoyed herself. This completed our activities in GAA. Every girl had a lot of fun, even if she did get bumps and bruises playing the different games. BACK ROXW: Vl. Carnahan. -I. Elsesser. M. Rollins. B. Kidd. C. Fitch. C. Bansau. N. johnson. 1. Hopkins. R. Her bert. R. Foster. P. Mi'Conville. P, Brown FIFTH ROXV: E. Gray. L. Merritt. S. Schrock. bf. Hendrick. C. Forth H Rollins. li. Hancock. M. Klein. C. Taylor. C. Musick. D. Inness. M. Draper FOURTH ROVU: K. Doenier. -l. johns S. Yost. ISI. jackson. li. Bowne. A. Lipke. K. Morehouse. .l. Kromm. M. Kerns. bl. Neuhalfen. rl. Bunce. S. Ricgcl THIRD ROW: C. Greenwood. M. Cook. bl. Auchstetter. P. Fitzgerald. P, Dc-lhotal. M. Schlesinger. D. HoHm.in M Elsesser, S. Phalen. -l. jones. S. Tower. VI. Mauch. SECOND ROXW: S. Schuttler. B. Baker. D, jacob. P. -lanes li Tentler. M. Swope. Miss Dunlap. V. Heitz. E. Rich. li. blacob. M. Bird. li. Zinke. FIRST ROW: D. Childers B Nance, -I. Garrity, rl. Vogelsang. M. Bansau. lNI. Hendrick. C. Brown. S. hlichel. S. Xwhitmore. D, Schultz. Q 5 if 4 SWK and many long hours of work at night, and financed this ycar's Arodncm. LAXDID NXAPN STAFF I,'v.' :nw H f,. I,II.!Ik'Il, Ii. NLIVIIIM-lu. I Vwrglgmnu. D. I'aLuI.uI1. Il. 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Hard work and team spirit told the , , story, however. and by the end of the season the Trojans had clinched third place in the N.C.I.C. Conference. Mendota's Trojans opened their season on No- vember 29 on the home court. Earlville's Red Raiders downed them by a 56 to 35 score. Many weak points were detected by our new Varsity Coach, Verdie Altizer. We traveled to Ottawa the following Friday to play Marquette Highs Crusaders. Marquette had a slight edge on us at the end of the gameg the final score was 56 to 48. The next night found Mendota playing hosts to a straight-shooting Morris team. Although the Tro- jans staged a terrific fourth-quarter rally, -- in which they outscored the Redskins 26 to 15 - they were forced to bow down to the opponents' heavy lead and accept the 76-63 defeat. For the second time in the season Mendota With a Hoop and o Holler fljamify Z?a:5LefLa! traveled out of town. St. Bede's Academy was the destination. Mendota put up a terrific battle, and at half-time our boys were trailing by a mere 3 points. As the game wore on the superior height of the Bruins began to pay off. The final score was 71 to 55, with St. Bede on top. On Friday night, Dec. 9, Mendota played host ro the Marseilles Panthers. For the first time in the 55-56 season, Mendota emerged victoriousg the final score was an impressive 73-45. The following Friday night saw the Trojans, now in stride. travel to Princeton and hand the Tigers a 63-61 defeat. The game, an exciting overtime thriller, did much to build up both fan enthusiasm and team spirit. Marquettes Christmas Tournament was the next scheduled event, and Mendota drew the heavily favored De Pue Giants as their first round oppo- nents. De l'ue's 75-64 loss came as quite a surprise to many. Morris. who earlier in the year had de- feated us by a 76-63 score, had won their round and were to face us Thursday night. Thursday night found the Mendota quintet in fine form as they clashed with the Morris Redskins. The outcome of the game, a 60-55 win for Mendota, sent Q Ray -lauth storing a layup in the first quarter against tht- Dt-Kalb liarbs. Mendota edged Barbs 6-l to 62, No. 55 is Hill l'ii'own. VARSITY SCHEDULE VUE liarlville - Y 55 Marquette -33 Morris - 05 St. Bt.-de 55 Marseilles . -- 'F Prineetrn . H 05 lJePue - 55 Morris 60 Marquette 45 Sterling 'tl Crencseo '15 St. Bede 55' Spring Valley 05 Marquette 54 Amboy fl- Ottawa -40 liarlxille 60 l7eKallw 6-4 Morris ft! Rothelle 03 Rotk lialls 'l Amboy '5 Dixon 51' Tisliilwgi 68 SI. Beale 80 Totals - 155- Xvon ll Lost l-l THEY S6 56 76 Tl 45 fil 64 55 IH 'li 'i -U .59 65 S- -H 68 62 't 54 '5 58 65 95 iw? L them into the tinal round of tht Christmas Tourney. The host team, Martjuette of Ottawa. was the sthed- uled opponent. Mendota dropped their tinal round with Mar- tjuettes Crusaders by a 64 to 45 store. Although the boys w ere disappointed. I1lOsl or the roott-rs were proud of the tine sttond plate trophy they brought home with them. ,lanuary 6 was the tirst date on the new years stltedule. Sttrlings XY'arriors invaded the Trojans homt tourt. and the tall boys in blue downed our team with a 76-61 store. Coath Altizeris Trojans made up for their loss by downing Cieneseois Maple Leafs on the following liriday by a sensational U5-'i store. Tremendous teamwork. toupled with sharj'-shooting, gaxt- th.- inxatling five their x ittory margin. The following night saw Mendota, batk on the homt- tourt. bow to an inspired St. Betle team --- 7o-56, The spirited Trojans looked forward to their nf-xt game with blood in their eyes Hall of Spring Valley. lhe inyatling Red Devils put up a bt-autiful game the tirst half and trailt-tl the host team by a mere two points, 25 to ll. ln the setoud half the bottom dropped out of Hall's defense as a majority of the Trojan squad poured through basket after basket. The tinal tally was a tletisiye 63-59. lfor the third time in the season Mendota Itlet Ot- tawa Martjuettes firusaders. Saturday, 'lanuary 21, was the first time, however, that the Trojans would meet them on the home tourt. As it happened. the thirtl time wasn't tharmed, antl Mendota lost to Mar- quette by a elose 65-5-I store. The Trojans quickly forgot the loss and eagerly awaited their next game. whith w.1s to be held at Amboy on the following Tuesday. Mendota found Amboy a hard team to beat. Al- though the Trojans would take as muth as a 26 point lead. the Clippers would tome bounding batk to tlose the gap. The final tally was 67-S' for hlendota. Ottawa's Pirates were the next foes facing Men- dota. Ottawa was tied for first place in the NCTC rate, with the Dixon Dukes. In a real thriller Men- dota tame from behind in the final quarter and edged her rivals by two points, 46--H. This knotked Ottawa out of first plate and tietl them for second plate with Mendota in the NCTC standing. On the following night, 'january 28. Mendota traxeletl to Earlxillt- and experiented a 68-60 defeat .tt the hands of the Red Raiders. DeKalb's liarbs were sthetluled for .1 Mendota home game the next lfriday. Dt-Kalb proxidtd one of the most t-xtiting gamts of the year when thty bowetl to Mendota by a tlose 6-t-62 store. This win plated Mendota in a solid setond plate position in the NCQICQ, as Ottawa had dropped a game. The Trojans trait-led to Morris the following night. They had fattd tlte Redskins twite before. and hatl tome up with a I-l retord. Although Mendota l'layed well, the tinal stOI'e was 74-6-4 in faxor of Morris. Ferguson. a tonsistent storer in the Retlskiii lineup. pat ed his team with thirty points. Roth--llt-'s Hubs paid a xisit to our high sthool on . R M. 111.11 +A' I lWrL1.Lr'. 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Numa R. -lilllkll j. jzlumhs B, Brmxn B, Hrndslmxx J. Bnjlc -I, Van Horn D. Mealuy K. Cfchlcr H, Becker H. :Xmfahr j. Kilmarlin B. lligkey Cf. Bryan P. llubhx P1 X1llug.i11u-.Xml ll 1x Hub Hr.iJxl1.nw..ilxupxxiumwl lx Luk STATISTILS wiriun FK, If I N F lil Cf 'M tj ll!-4 C, 'S f. 12 C1 5 in 5 C1 5 If 1 C, I C. 1 C. U lf U VI 89 8- 'lv il ll 6 1- 9 4 1 U :J v H PF 'li S- 8- I-9 49 Z4 lf, 12 8 8 U U S 7 TP ax' sw 261 260 191 in 2- li 10 3 1 v 1 H BACK ROXV: B. Saueressig. I.. Tentler. S. Gehler. G. Pohl. B. Miller. DI. Hampsnn. Mgr, VI. Broughton FRONT ROXW: T. Putter. T. -laenb. R, Classun. H. Goebel. R. Bumba. H. Guslin. Cuath Ted Lewis Cty ee MENDOTAS Frosh Soph squad. eoaehed by Ted Lewis. opened their iii-'56 basleetball season with 31 thrilling 56 to 53 win oxer their neighbors. the Earl- yille Raiders. Marquette of Ot- tawa became the see- Hoop de Do eond yietim ol' the lfrosh Soph: they went down il to 27 The jr, Trnians were beginning to show some real playing ability .llkl .1 lot of tour- tlgf. A strong team from Morris tame- to Mendota lor the 'Iayte-es' third game and found the-mselx es on the short end ut' a 42 to 41 store. XX'ith three wins under their belts the te.1m tr.11'e-led to St. Bede where they sutiered .1 Stl to S9 defeat. The boys played w ell and fought h.1rd but were nut- tlassed by both shooting .llltl height. The next game of the- season w.1s held .1t Marseilles where tl1e boys were again unable to get rolling and tame out behind in .1 -45 to 35 ball game. Our te.1m journeyed to Printeton where the Tigers gave them .1 bad time from the xery start tlllel finally beat them with .1 5' to -17 store. The team was now at an e-yen level. haxing won three out of six starts. Sterling was the next opponent and they handed us .1 52 to -13 defeat. Stung by their loss at the hands of Sterling. the .laytees bounced baek to administer a 55 to 38 troune- ing to a fine Geneseo team. St. Bede next eame to Mendota hoping to follow up their tirst win ol' the season over our Frosh Soph with .1 repeat perf0rm.1ne'e. But our boys were not to be denied .1nd they eyened the tally with .1 -lel to 23 win tw er the Bruins. H.1ll ol Spring Valley tame next. and they snatehed a 53--15 win from our serappy b.1ll elub. Marquette w.1s Mendutas next xietim. .lllel they were de-lie-.1te-d -1' to 111. Amboy oriered .1 stitfer bit of opposition and beat our boys with a 66 to 41 win. It was .1 better eun- te-st. however. Il'l.1I1 the store would indieate beeause the teams' stores were xery elose until the tinal quarter. Ottawa seemed tu have the little extr.1 spark that our boys laeked. This. added to their ox erall height. gate them Q1 '71 to 50 adxantage at the elosing whistle. 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Masters. P. Stheiden- helm T, Munson FRONT ROXW: J. Mitchell, G. Gilmore, B. Taylor, L. Wfalker, K. Truclcenbrod, Bradshaw, j. Hoffman l e6Al'l'l6ll'l B6l:5LefLOLf jOI-IN RICHARDSON took over the coaching duties of the 1955-56 freshman basketball squad. They were defeated in their opening game with St. Bede by a score of 28 to 22. The second game Playmcnes was a close contest with Ottawa that our freshmen team lost 36-34. Hall of Spring Valley handed our team their 3rd straight loss with a 34 to 16 score. Princeton was the next opponent and they too defeated our freshmen team. by a score of 'll to 2-4. Ottawa followed up their earlier season victory with a 51 to 32 win. Mendota was edged in her sixth game by a 29 to 27 score at the hands of the I.. P. Cavaliers. St. Bede invaded MHS for the seventh game of the year and defeated the freshmen -49 to 51. Stung by their earlier losses of the season and with the help of some added material. the boys handed Hall a 55 to 47 defeat. for their first win. Amboy was next in line and the Mendota team rolled over them with a 5' to 55 score. Princeton came to Mendota hoping to repeat the easy 41 to 24 victory which she accomplished earlier in the season. They were denied this victory and handed the short end of a 55 to 43 walloping. Although the team didnt turn in a flawless sea- son. their win-loss schedule shows a definite in- crease in playing ability as the season wore on. Good material is expected to graduate to the Frosh Soph ranks next year. FRESHMAN BASKETBALI. SCHEDVLE XXX- They St. Ht-de 22 25 Ottawa ..... 56 38 Spring Valley , . . I6 1-AJ Printeton .. I-4 -11 Ottawa .. il 52 l.aSalle-Peru 2' 29 St. Bede . 31 -49 Spring Valley' 55 4' Amboy . . 5' 55 Printeton . , 55 45 j. 1956 VARSITY TRACK SQUAD HALK RUXV- If-.ith Kit-rt. M. Hytlt. K. liehlnr. F. Sthlesinuer. R. ylatith 14 lirtiyyn. 15. liratlslmyy. VI. llyarylsln-. fmatli Altifer. SFLCJXD ROV EI. A1Cf1lLl. li. Duke, 16. Burke. D. Baker. Ci. -In-wel. T. fmaine. Ci liy n 1 Ku lil 1 A. 1X1L'1'T1111.lf1, 1 Franklin. FRONT RUXV: R. Faher. nl. 1.1-hhins. 15 Strtmlati. 11. liwylt. 1. lxiliiintin. R. lwmy N. Ncliluinygtr. V. Mast. D. Dum-y. li Auelienhatigli lime Apr 1 Apr li Apr iv Apr 22 Arr 26 Apr 29 May 3 May' ' May ll May 1' May zriaezi May 24 May 2' May ZX Stripes j. Brvvyn N. Fhlers R. Ylaueh 1. Klinge R. Mt'Mahnn l CLC 1955 TRACK SCHFDL'1.F Team Sterling Relays Marquette Ortayya. Printenm Mentluta l,aSal1e Relays Southwest Cunf. Spring Valley Dixon DeKalb Relays District Meet Rogk Falls State Meet Rmhelle ffunferente Meet Cfunferenae Meet Plate Sterling Varsity Oitavya Varsity Menmlnia Varsity LaSalle Varsity Printetun Varsity Mendota X arsity' Mendota Varsity DeKalb Varsity Ottawa Varsity Rmk Falls Varsity Mendota Varsity Sterling Varsity printfltm F K1 AF 81 SKF A1 A ' s S S S S S rush Snph 100 y'tl. Clash 220 yd. dash -1-10 ytl. dash 880 yd. run Mile run 1241 ycl. H. H lun ytl. L. H. iso yd. L.l1. Pnle yault High jump Shut mit Broad jump Diseus 8841 yd. relay jayelin Mile relay 1955 LFTTFR AXVARDS VARSITY Maior H. Beel-ser .-X. Cmslin H. Boyle D. Kessel Ii. Bfllvn F. Finley' K. Crehler llnml fmgrj 1. Sondgertxth 11. Stremlau R. Ciihsun fmgrj Minor B. Chaim B. Dickey Ci. Inman T. Bluns B. Vyartl F1 TRACK RECORDS :10.2 L. Reeder 1958 D. VC'esternmn 1948 A. Richards 1949 -1. Brtyvyn 1953 84 1955 122.15 Bftlvvn 1955 D. 1V1aMahtyn 1955 :si D. Scrap 19.18 2:l1l,' C. Huvyarth 195-1 -3:1111 R. Larkin 19111 215.6 P. Faber 19-18 122,-I D XVesterman 194' :2l.Iu C. Trutkenhrml 1954 1Z'4 VV. Hayylie 1941' S. Champ 6'1 L. Dunn 1951 551111 ,H B. Brnvyn 1956 21'-13 , D. McMahon 1955 1fv2'1t1 N, Fhlers 1955 S. Champ 1255.1 ylauth. Cmslin, MtMahon, Hrtmn 1055 lllfl' D. XVh5tmure 1959 S. Champ 4146.8 jaelcsun. Iiforruw, Cn. XVu1f. Htiyyarth 195-1 FROSH SOPH Minor Letters -1. Beardsley T. jaeulw B. Fiyhurn A. Merriman S. Gehler F. Nuyak H. Goebel N. Sthlesinger Ll. Hampsnn F. XVehmeyer D. Higgins .SDCCIJOII MENDOTAS VARSITY 101111. LO.it11L'a1 by 31.11- tolm Gore .ind Vertiie Altizer. opened her io Selxon with .1 61 to il win oxer .1 tine Ohio te.1m. 'I'hC5' took 9 tirstx to Ohiok 1, B111 Brown broke hii prcvioux shot re1'or11 with .1 he.1x'e of il' Q . Next the Troj.1nx p.1rtitip.1te11 in .1 triangle meet he111 at Mendot.1. Amboy .1n11 M.1rel11L-tte ot' Ott.1w.1 tur- ti1ip.1ted. Men11ot.1 11.111 60 to 58 for Amboy, .ind 511 .ah for M.1rq1iette. The lfrosh Soph t.1me out on the 4 short end 01' .1 io to 50 more. Our '1'I'01.lIlS then journeyed to Princeton to tom- ifete in .1 triangle with cJl1.1'A.1 A1111 Printeton. The store read Ott.1w.1 75. Men11ot.1 59. Printeton 16. Ott.1w.1 took 7 tirsts to Men11ot.1S 61 Printeton 11.111 1. The fourth tr.1t14 meet w.1s the 1-.1S.1l1e-Peru fL'1.11'5 4 held .1t 1..1S.l11L'. 1X1L'l111O..l 111.11111 thir11 in .1 tie111 of six te.1I11s, We s11t1ee-11111 in lW1.1'.11ls1 only one tint in .1ny exent. .IHL1 th11t w.1x .1 tie. but we gr.1bbe11 ort 51x seeonds out ot' the next ll exents, three' thirds. .md one fourth. Bill Brown threw the shot put 55' HM . 1 new MHS re1or11, '1AH1i MAN wi'i'H 'rm tioruim ARM Expettations for the rest ot' the se.1xon .1re good. Reeords .1re likely to 1.111 in the H80 fLA1.lY. shot but. Norm lzlileiw. st.ir MHS 11111111 rhrowei-. won the WSS' y 1 , f 5t.1te c.11LiIl1P1llllN111P with .1 tow ot' 161' l.1 . Norm w.1x 580 Yard run- and thc H1110 fflllyv 111so i'.1tc11 111th but high xthool dixtux n1.in in the Nation, 1936 -IIYNIUR TROAIAN TH1NC11.AD5 BACK ROXXT CA-.1111 Gore. Y1. H.lI1I1WNtPI1, 5, Ciehler. 1. HL1t1.11i. G. Pohl. 1.. Tentlei. C,o.1th Altifer. 51:CQOND RUXV: R. C1ilNNU1'1. H, Goebel. R. Higgiiix, VI. Ht1f1I11.1I1. T Potter. B, T.1y1or, 'If w1.1toh. FRONT ROXXQ D, Ifllaworth. -I. Cor- riQ.1n. B. ,1.11oh. If xx-k11111L'yl1'. R. 1'1i4.4inx . , Wa A , 3 , J J , 5 yy J Qiy 4.1 1 3 f' .1 f A , fra 1 5 f I ' . 1 g SQUJOII THE MENDOTA Trojan thinclads. coached by Malcolm Gore and Dean Harshbarger. opened their 1955 track season with an invitational meet at Sterlings new indoor track. Mendota gathered together her strength to carry off the third place position. The Trojans were only four points away from second place. Mendota held her second track meet at home, with Ottawa Marquette. The meet was originally scheduled to be held at Ottawa, but was rescheduled at Men- dota due to bad conditions on the Ottawa field. Mendota's varsity won 71 to 116 and the Frosh Soph won 59 to 57. Mendota's varsity carried off seven firsts out of 15 events. The lfrosh Soph won 8 firsts to Marcjuettes 5. Next the Trojans journeyed to Lasalle-Peru, where they participated in the L.P. relays and placed third out of a field of ten. Norm Ehlers broke his own high school record in the discus by throwing 150 ft 9 inches. Mendota scored one other first, 2 seconds. -i thirds and vi fourths. The shot put record was shat- tered by a three man combination: jim Brown, Bill Brown and Gary Beardsley. Their combined efforts went 137 feet 9 inches. The Trojans then travelled to Princeton to com- pete in the South X1C'est Conference meet, and share a threeaway tie for first place. Princeton. Geneseo, and Mendota each had -17 1 5 points while Rock Falls obtained 59 to Rochelle's 29. Norm Ehlers threw the discus 158 feet 1 inch. again breaking his own record. Hall of Spring Valley was next on the list. and Mendota trounced the Red Devils 76 to 42 on the home field. The MHS Fresh Soph were edged 60 to 50. The Varsity took 9 firsts and Bill Brown broke the old shot put record by heaving 50 feet 61,44 inches. Swinging Down the Lane MHS Varsity 76. Hall 42 in meet at lNIenclota. April. 1955 Mendotas next opponents were the Rock Falls Rockets. who defeated the Trojans 85 to 54. Men- dota was minus the services of both jim Brown and Dick McMahon. The Ifrosh Soph were defeated by a 797, to 3814 score. Norm Ehlers broke all previous records he had set with a 162 feet 10 inches heave. This was 828 inches further than the Illinois High School State Record, but doesnit count because it wasnt in state competi- tion. The Mendota Varsity thinclads won an easy 76 to ao victory over Dixon, while the Fresh Soph lost to the jr. Dukes 8012 to jim Brown and Dick McMahon tied in the 220 with a record time of 22.8. The old school record was 25. The Trojans also copped firsts in the 100 4 220 f 4-10 f 880 relay --7 low hurdles Jw high hurdles f shot f discus f pole vault and broadjump. Mendota then played host to Rochelle and defeated their Arch rivals 6s to 51. The Frosh-Soph went down 76 to 42. Mendota copped 9 firsts and 7 seconds. Our Trojans ended their 1955 track season at Ottawa, where they participated in the district meet. Only those winning either first or second were eligi- ble to continue on to state. Those making the final trip were: Norm Ehlers. Bill Brown, jim Brown, Dick McMahon, Gordon Inman, and Ray jauch. Norman Ehlers gained a first honor for Mendota in the discus with a 161 feet 1 1f10 inches heave. Mendota placed 12th in the State Meet. The next meet was the North Central Conference meet held at Sterling, where Mendota placed third in a field of ten. Norm Ehlers established a new Conference discus record of 157 feet 5 inches. The 880 relay team took a first place in the time of 1:35.-1. establishing a new record for MHS. The new record holders are jim Brown. Dick Mc Mahon, Ray jauch. Art Goslin. jim Brown also took two other tirsts for MHS. 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Seldom do we get .1 thttnee to extend our .tppretitition to the men who have helped give tis .tn eduttition. Guidance. fore- . sight. .ind thought- Genmg to Know You fulness .ire the elur- .ieteristits whith nuke up our htkird. It is these men who must form .ind initiate the pl.ins ofthe sehool. Together with the principal they formulate policy. They search tor the .tnswer to the prohlem. XX'h.tt will Men- dota High Sthool he fllillftll. thirty. titty ve.irs from novvf' In vievv ot' ever-intreasing enroll- ments. this is no e.isv prohlem. SZAOJ Bw Our sthool board has done many things for the school in the past year. Some of these things are: m.tking pl.tns for the exptinsion of our sthool, providing for bus tnmsportdtion .md the upkeep ol' the huilding ,ind grounds. seeing to it that textbooks .ind supplies .ire Adequate .ind well- suited to the purposes of modern edutsttion. Need- less to s.iy, not the smallest ol' their tasks is seeing th.1t we .ilvvays h.ix e ,1 complete ,ind well-tlu.1litied tlttultv, These .tetivities .ind many others keep them constantly busy All yt-.lr long. linough thinks .ind tredit .ire never given to these men. hut we would like to t.ike this oppor- tunity to thank them for ,ill they have done for us. the students. ,ff 7 c Nuuyuruntnmlnnt or N uuuuu x Prunuupul u UHNNIIN Uthu Nun! lun I'l1LI'll5fI'6lll0l'l 'X ORILS uru uu u Q u u ll Orlns xt N Jolx uuuuuruu turu Ll UULl1 lla M u u uu LXMFuLHuLx 1 yugouu y y ul umuuuoru N wow L u in U s L 4 lll S yy Il OI ' .ltul luur yy uuuh 1 u y utu mum u lc isuur N l ULU' 5 1 N w uh may u uuuumy uyyquhwuu way w u tr sn u orc yy Llc crmunu ll ut on uncmoruu yyull Q t md to put unto your prcscuut xml tuturn suhool CXIDLYILIILLS thou thungs wyhuuh yyull malyc thc hast mcmoruu thosu vyhuuh you yyull chcrush most un tha years noyy So tar mn thc tuturc yyhcn you vyull hroyysc through your l9W6 Atodncm uh w u yy yy wluwmtly rdrcslu your mcmoruu ot hugh suhool Q uys N ovyn mcmoruu ol thc NIV 56 suluuuuul ycur my lurst 1 prumupal of Mcmlotu Hugh buhool yyull hc most lux un L 1 'ood yur thinks to thu hm LU N CFIIIOII ol our tum stuulcuut body luuulty bourd ol Q u uutuon and uommuunuty But wyushns to ull ol you lor your ruturc Sumcrcly me NNI IH RRR uyunux N nignu l'l'lU'll5fl d il0l'l L S11 D1'N'ISo1 11111 111 1 XL 1 1111111 111 0 11 1111 1 11 1 N 111 N 1 1N1 1 1x1111111 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 11 11111111s11N 11111111111N 1 111 11 1 A ULF L 1 N 1 1 1 N 11111NN 11 1 1 1 FCSS 1111011 11 111 N 1 SN KI 1 1 fi I C 1111 I1 D111 x NNlN11111 I 1 1 I 1 1 111 N1 1 N N1 emorced 0 1 I 1:1 N11OL111111 N NO N xx1N11N 101 10111 11111111 111111 C1117 1 1 111 N 1 u1 111 11 1 111 I1 1 1 111 111 11 11 1 1 11 Ll 1 1 0111 1 XOUI' 1 11 111 1 IL u u11 110111N 11111111 111 L1 11 111 1 1 11N1 1111111111111 111111 1111 WL 1 1111 1X1 111 fL17Ll11S 11111 111 1111 11 111 10111 N L K1 7 N N 1 If 1 11 NL 1 1 11 FL 11 1 1 11111 111 IL 111 1 1 1 1 LF 1 H I1 P 1 1 111 N 1111 1111111111 1111NN11111 1N1 WI ll 1 11N1 QV' 5,1 ,..-f Z Ax GCUA emoried Fuw Mumux Agrluxltuxc l'll-III, ITA Adxiwr, Adult Nlnml. 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' ' vw' HI-X Awww. H- 'ii f.'I1w!T3:.wHIlx Inf' .lx l1.... . . .. NH' ' H ILUHX' flux f,1rLYv1.1 N1.:w'x1wr . ,H . WU. . . 5 . l7:uI1 .1z1 :XXi1w: PAGES THESE PIEOPIJQ .ire .1ssist.m's tu Mrs, Dzzeuier. uhm is he.1d lihr.iri.m. Their duties .ire tw thetk hunks in .ind out. keep tiellmx'-students orderly. .uid keej rmtk ut' lihriry permits .md mtigiziiie.. There .ire llNLI.lllX come on, come In Ihre: lll5I'.?.fl.1IlS e.1th period ut the day. This XCJF they started .1 lihr.1ry tluh e.1lled The Prigesif OITieers eluted .1re .is tiollmmwsz Isxhel Bru.li, president: Arliridd Novak. setrepxryg .le.m Clirrity. IFLAISLITCV. MACK ROVVZ S. 'I'iL1tlxerihriitl, D, Ciihwn. tl. Pmxell. l', XX'.irsiin, N, Mitlitl, -I, Vuge-ls.1ng. M. Hendritk. M Stlilt-singer. f.. C.h.mdlei. D. ffluffiimn BIZCQOND ROW M R-lllms. 8. Klein. CQ Ph.ilen. C, l'a.ins.iu. I I. Duhhs. -l. Vm Hum. M. Hyde. B. Kidd. M. Ii.iris,iu. h. Nnme HRFI ROXX, D. I..ii.1hte. P. Mtfumille A Xmimilc. I. Hruilc. wl, ci.lI'IlfX. X D.m.l. li, Tentliii Mrs. Dueuier C.AI ETljRIA XVORKER5 THESIZ GIRLS help in serving the meals .it noon. Tow. they help eletm up amd smtk dishe. .iriter the students .ire through exiting. This wurlc is x'olunt.1ry .uid the girls m.ii' he uf .my grade 1 in high school, The These Hands girls .ire instrutted what to do hy the two cooks. Mrs. Trutkehlwrod .uid Mrs. I5urh.uu. Too seldom do these girls reteixe .1 word of praise for their serxite. Mai' we now my. Th.uik you. M. A. Rigfp. S. X.inte. bl. I7-wurimin. -l. Pimell. bl. H lx x ex 't'l'. ll1'kl'CkI'. T. RJPP PRO'l EQTIONIST5 MOVIES for tl.lNSTOOIN iustruttiuu .ire shown egiluafenl .xduiafanla he these buys, who .ire Linder the stipervisiuii of' L l Hr. Gure. T 1' .r- gi 'A ' L . Iiimwie' projettor only during their study' hill Veriuds .md .mer they h.1xe t.1lQei1 .1 . , f ,,a.'- .ew D'm' mm the hghts shiirt tuurse ot' iii- 'Y' struttion. Sopho- i mures .ire pretierdhly Asked to xoluuteer Ivor T this .utixiry Too. these hoys .ire suvmetimes 1' Af yorekeepers .xt the home g.iiues. HACQK ROXV: ll. Ciueliel. li. BTl'Ilf.lXllI1, T. l.luvl1. R. fil.lssuI1 l:lRST RUXXVZ li liI'.hlNll.lN.Y li. Hlwlt. R Ciulitk. Mr, fine. D. 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IK-INAILIQ, -I. IfIIu.l1IIx Ii. F.mIImcx'. MIDDLE ROXXY CQ. Ifmlx. R, D1r1gcN. K. I:.lNNlg. B, Ifkxtwrll. P I?1t1gr1'.II.I. IX.LrL'I1.lf1I.c.. I'wr'tI1 IRUXI ROXX ' ,I Imuu' mm, A. GL-Imm If,1f.'.'L I Ii,-Xf K ROW' K I'1IIu1,II IIwlImx C1 I'wwILx NIIDDII RUXX I' Rmumr, VI llxum I Ii:-Iwwu IfRl7fN'I' RUXY I. Rwgux, ID RIIII. I, Ibttcr AIINIQYI' I' UII-In 1R.',f','I ILA! Ii RUXX KI, Amlwlw. li li.III,1 NIIDDII RUXX, A IS1.II.Ix I5 ISJIXII YI Ii1.I.INIw,I'.x A Isznrx IRUNI MAX l Iunthx ,XI tw:.II:'., I I-MIIINQ-rrlr, IS H-mrmr IS Ii:.m.Er w'I'f 'VN A i4-time . . . 00 Olflfl 4l.Lm BACK RUXY. K, f,r.un:. D. Cdmpbcll MIDDLE ROW B, Burright. R. Duwx VI, C.1t'n.1l1,1n, T. Didcuy. -I. Bryan. FRONT ROV: I. Dun. D Iiudvmh WI, Bum: H.u. .v I ISA! K RUXX' I, Tlmlu, f.ZIDDI.I ROV' H NI.1fTwx'J, R Mhultf, Ii. Ilwmxmx D. ,TAT1UIH.lN. C. T..UIllI'. H. Tmlur. FRONT RUXX' VI, Nfnhgurwilx. N. Nmpwn. C1 I tlm 9 T Cx T mlnnlvr vf NrHT.p.1L'l'nl . . HX'.g'. 1. I 1' , 'lx lI3 gf'b HAKK RUYY: I.. Kwlr1',-11111. A. Ku.-lily NI. Klum. YI, H:lfTm.m, F.IlDDI.lf ROV! D. lnnux, DI, lin-wlur. Al. Kllrmcfcltui H Klukm-11 .l. KL'IlfIL'.!f. ul, .Y mg-N, FRUXI RUXY' P.,l.1n.-X, R, lkilljllflx O ,Luk jferikfllell .ya 'ls L.. -f 4. I --ffgufm BACK ROXY: M. Humdmk. li. Culllngs. B. H.1n uuk. C. Gilmuru MIDDLE ROXY: -I, HL-ssrn bu'gcr. V. HL-itz. 'If Guilfnylc. S. Hcswnhcrgqrr C. linker FRONT ROW 1 CQ. Ginn-11 D, Cfcuthcr G. Gilmore BACK ROXY: -I. XX'ill.1rd. G. Zulpcr. G. Wkxwm 'I'. Stuplmcnitm. R. XXX-lla. R. XX'unlcy. K, XXV.-y gmd. I.. Vfalkcr. G. Zimmr.-rm.m. MIDDLI- ROW? T. Trmkcnbrml. G. Zinkc. R. Vimcnt. A Zimxm-rmnn. FRONT ROXXT j. Zxmmcrmm. K 'l'l'lILkf.'l'!hfUd BACK ROW: K. hfctzcn. j. Mau. R. Michel. B. Lciser. B. Kuttcr. B. Iwiillcr LIIDDLE ROVU: R. hfcllutt. H. Masters. hl. Mczilcy. A. Mitfhcll FRONT ROVU: R. Mutter. R. Meier BACK ROW: J. Lfuzzy. R. Blycrs, R. Schmidt. P. Scheidenhelm. C. Musiqk, R. Saylur. R Snhmitz. INIIDDLE RONW: j. Northcutt. T. Mun- son. S, Schrock. FRONT ROVU: B. Munwn 'V P jI'e5Al'l'lel'l L 1 as vw 'ff V UO' H N 5 Al I X, ' V ,Z . A? , T gy 'Rim . Q ...T Min WP .S70,9A0lfl'l0I'Q l'l'lQl'l'L0l iQ5 . . . lldfzj . BACK RUVYZ S. Gchlcr. R. Hcrfvurt. Rf. Qlcm--I1. . H Gmhn. MIDDLE RUXY. INI. H.i1tluy'. -I Hu- NL'DfRVgcI'. K Hc'1HfcI'UIf1. R. HL'Dl'U.'l. H GULINI V n If Grxiy' FRONT RUXY: C. Gru-nxuml. ,I H.Lm5'- 4' S- wfn. D. fflyalclx ,,,,,,,,, A . ' '- Q 1 i 1, A N Q? . BAKK ROXY. 5. Vfimntlnwnvxn. -I. Z1-Ipu. IS. fmkn S, Ywr MIDDLE RUXXT P. Zinkc. XY. XX'l11pplL ll Vfluml. D. Xyllkvlvlrl. lf. XXVIXUIH IIRUXT RUXX. A tlffvfvb BACK ROXXY Al. Lim-N. A. Lipkc. If. MQC-umnk. Vi. Kr'-mrnu MIDDLE ROXXH P. KL-nmdy. R. Kun. Ii. Klukm-r. YI. XuuI1.lIfcn, H. KllhLIl'U. 5, Klxm- U rg-lm FRUN1' ROXXU M. KL-rm. x. Kllnmlm. ci. Kumzi AISSIENT: R. King N' Q 'vi 'Kr ,walks Y 7 WW effing fo Jnow 'Y Z Wvupvwbm Kwfllu-A .Ry fLcfIj BACK RUXXY R 'I'uwcr, B. XXILIHCIAN. D. ,IvI'LlkkL'Il- brml. G. Tlwn1pxur1 MIDDLE RUXY: C.. Xx'i.'iIL'f'. IXXIH1 R Nglt lx XWLL l' Vknhmxz F. Q L . . .W 1. '. .1 'nn-11 '. . 4' FRONT RUXY. M. SfI'L'II1l.lU. D. Vfcbu' 1f.wJ!nj BACK ROXX. tl. HLlni.lk. R. vlwhrmwn. N. Huw MIDDLE ROXY2 -I. -Iuhrlx. R. Higulflx T. kl.1wlW. K. Lukwn. D. plwno. R. Ylunu FIRST RUXY: D. Allkllh. B. AIAUIIW. .I.ixRxuD 11114123 BACK ROXY. bl. BIAHDIYIILL. VV. Mamnnng MIDDLF RUXY: D. Af.iIhL'NlLIN. I.. Mn-xrltr. K. Mwzrlm run. Bl. M.auw. D Mmklrl FROXT RUVC. I.. Mnlntk u. K Nur. R. Afxl.,lULHIIlll l, 5 Xmm AHSIQNT. P. AIAIAIIIUIIIIH SOIOAOWL ored is ab-f vw f I E 'FV P3 ii 'bu ,rx lan... BACK RUXV1 I.. Slll'1xIjLLAfUIIl. D. SLIILIIII, NX' Sam-r. CQ. Snlinmkcl. -I. SQIILIIII. If, Schammv.-I. K Sglmlcxinwr MIDDLE RUVU: If, Sim mn R 3- P - Slurcr FRONT RONXU R. Saucrusig. S. Snyder. X Slmcridnn I ISACQK ROXXF D. Ifllxxurrtlw. M. Dl'ilPL'I'. R. CIAA mn MIDDLE ROXXT I.. Donny. N. Iflxusnr. Fl Cuttun, nl. ciUFI'IjL.lI'1. Iislfdnn FRONT RUXV: N Iflllx AI. C.w:'mr.1n. N. hunk BACK ROVU: -I. Ambler. j. Bmughton, P. Bmwn J. Cl.1rk MIDDLE ROW: G. Bentley. P. Buutlm G. lialrh. C. Bctz. VI. Bgmkci. G. liucttncr FRONT ROVU: R. liumbu. C. Brown. M. Bird ABSENT N. Chrixrmnn, Ii. Iiucttncr BACK ROXV: N. Parks. T. Ruth. MIDDLE ROXX' G. Puhl. M. Rich. E. RiLl1. T. Parsons. C. Ossman A. Rapp FRONT ROVV: S. Phalcn, D. Pusslcy. X Rflglnh. G. P0111 unior memoriezi . . . ,UW vw Qdwrr' IL:-III BACK ROXXE D. Swmlgcruth MIDDLE RONXY G. Truckcnhrmi. Ii. Burley. G. Shaver. A. Trugkcn- hrml. N. Su-II. S. 'I4rL1LkcnIWrcnI FRONT ROW M. Sxuxpy. -I. 51-nnmg. -I. Sghmxdt lf.w,.uI BACK ROXY5 IS. K1-III. AI. Guvrgc. I. Gxwtlmcn NIIDDII. ROXY: G. GL-Lxtlu-1'. M. HL'mIr'1II4. M CIHIII-.IH IIROXI ROW' I.. FLIIIINIIID. I4 ,I.ikl'I7. I QILIIAIII AIISKXAI' I. Cmlmnt IIC,-.wr It-XCR RUXX' I Klum. I. I..lI.iIWlL' MIDDIII ROW N KILH1 VI KLILIII. I. Kuff. -I KIIIMIIIIII IRIINI IUIXX R Kiaxwl.-I.K1IfII .KIHNI XII KI KAKII 1'l'0Ll,I'lC! tke COITLQI' 1L.+:p HALK RUXYZ rl. IJIHWIFIN. 5. hfighcl, D, INHHHII MIDDLI1 ROXY: A. Mcrrimm. M. MLCnllum. V. Mot FRONT ROXXY F. Mutzcn. -I. Lung, D. Mcdlgr AISSFXT: X. Lcrvimn-r. AI. Munfcl 1C,UIluj BACK ROXXT bl. -I.1u1bS. Hupkins. G, 'IQ-vul. A. Kaiser. N. -lohnwn. R, ,Innes MIDDLE ROXXT D. Hagcmdnn. D, Huffman FRONT ROVV: D. Knzwinkcl. I.. Hmwd. NX'. Guilfnylc flflglvlj BACK RUXV: N. Schlesinger. A, XX nrslcy MID- DLE ROXXT A. Yutcx. C. XX'ugnc:r. A. Wilscvn. C. XX'.1ltcr. VI. Bcamlslcy. M. Sghlcsingcr FRONT ROVU: F. Lane. D. NX'uIf. R. Zimmerman AB- SFNT1 li. WILIIICFS. B. Wfard ffl ' 1 . 7g'if'tFI fii?Q5. . llfllafd mx ww' H lem..-. wumfi aww- I+. Hr'.1lNf1.1xx. Ll. liuku. YI. Bryln. li Ihmxxn. bl. liukm' FRUXT RUXY' 1. liwxlu. Ii. I'm,1umg.1rtncr. ..,. , R. HL., H. MACK RUXY: R. AI1IHf.lXKII'l IXIlDDl.lf RUXXY ,l. Bfihhcll. A. Nnnik. R. hiilltr. 15. NLIIILC. G. Blil- lcr FRONT ROXY2 lf. Xmyik. R. P.1ttcnhc1'g. S. xLl!'l1hL'I'C. bl. P.alm.1IiL-r' AH5lfN'l': VI. Putcnbrrg lifxf K RUXX H A 3.11111 H IMIJ1. li. Aluhxur T' MIDUH KUXX C, li,1r1X.n.. ,I Hufu. A 51.211, R ,-XI7f:.u:N fi. l5,u1kw VRUXFI' RUXX' ID lmkaz Y. :M:.l1NtnITmr' AISNI XII' XX iXL.k:f1L'!1 fxhkzf, uniorfi IS.-ICA R-INN: I.. Iwzniwnn. D, Igmqrnk. R. Izu- Vn MIDDLIQ ROXY: Un. F,-mklm. x. Fyxig. 11 I wr: G. Illgwztfv, -I. I:I'.lHNL'I'l. A. F11-x. R. I7.1?'u. ROXT RUXY: E. Funfxini BACK RUXXIZ I.. Iyltsurtt. G. Sauer. F. PHIII, 5 ivgvl MIDDLE ROXXU -I, Ruhr. D. SQh.1n11m'l . Puiwl. If. Rirtmcycr FRONT ROVU: M. Rupp I. RIYJKII, I74IIlI BACK ROXXY Ii. hh-n MIDDLE ROXXY 'I' C.r.11m'. CM C.:-xvlu. C.. c,.lI'H.lI1.ll'1, D, Dany. Ix DHcr1lL'!' IIRIINT RIJXXIZ CILIUH. II. DIukL'y P. Dyllz--ml AISSIfNTQ D. Dunmun BACK ROXY: Mr. Doenier. Nancy Dana. INIiss Hreese. Dolores liudach FRONT ROXV: Mrs. Doenier. Roger Gulick. Miss Supan. Mr. Davies OUR SENIOR YEAR is coming to a close rather rapidly now. and we all look back on those four wonderful years with their many memories. At times it has been a struggle for our class, especially this year when we had so much money to raise for the year- book. The three people who will never forget this year are our class officers. Roger Gulick as president, Dolores Budach vice-president, and Nancy Dana as secretary-treasurer. These people took great responsibility in leading the :lass through the many activities of the year. I don't think some of us will ever forget the times we have worked at football and basketball games. Selling popcorn. ice cream. pop, and candy seems a very hard way to make all the money you need for putting out a yearbook. Our faithful candy sellers. Leon Stremlau. jerry Galloway. john Boyle. and Wlayne Etheridge, who worked every noon. certainly deserve a big thank-you from all of us. XY'e also should thank our tine advisors. Miss Breese. Miss Suivan, Mrs. Doenier. Mr. Doenier, and Mr. Davies, foriall their counseling and advice during this year. Miss Breese has been a great help in get- ting our yearbook out. XY'ithout her co-operation .ind guidance it would have been impossible. Marilyn Bansau and Dennis XY'ood as Queen and King of Homecoming will never forget this year. We were all verv proud to have the Queen and King from our class. Pat Mtfionville and -lohn Hood were Memories are Made of This .cle enior gfazki 0196 the senior attendants. S1111 In lf'lt'lUl 't was the theme of our float for the Homecoming parade. A lot of us surely had fun working on it. There were some other very busy people at Homecoming time also. The Student Council members. jean Elsesser. president, JoAnn Vogelsang. vice-president. Elizabeth Nims, secretary-treasurer, Bruce Boyle. Don Parks, Barbara Tentler and Dorothy Larabee. worked hard decorat- ing the gym for the dance and getting the parade lined up. Our senior boys will have many wonderful memo- ries of their days in high school athletics. This year. for the seventh time, our football team won the conference title. Ray jauch was named to the All State team. Ken Gehler. Gordan Inman, Elwood Schlesinger, Ray jauch, Fred Hanley, and Clayton lfrey were named to the All-Conference Squad. There were quite a few boys out for cross country, basketball, and track also. who helped make the sports season at MHS successful. Isabel Bruck and Nancy Dana were doing their best. cheering for our boys at the football and basket- ball games. They put in long hours of practice and came up with some new cheers and .1 lot of real good school spirit. GAA has always been .1 great interest for our senior girls. This year Marilyn Bansau was president and -IoAnn Vogelsang was vice-president. Deanna Childers and jean Garrity served as members of the Board. Many other girls will remember the many happy hours they spent after school. UL.: '..f1l'T tiass play. Ii' e Out fwf' Ll1l'l42.fL'Z l1lwood lsidtl was president and f layton l'rey was sentinel of the FAA this year. Other senior hoys were also nienihers of this organization, The VHA has heen led hy many of our seniors, This year Mary Margaret Phalen led the way as president. Dolores liudath, as yiee-president, Dorothy Larahee, as seere- tary. and Naney Xwillard. as degree ehairinan. There were eiuite a few seniors in the mixed ehorus and ehoir, Donna Kilhurn, Pat Mefonyille. and Deanna Childers will never forget singing together as a trio, They worked xe-ry hard and sounded well together, Donna even did some solo work, The seniors on the Hi-Light staff will always reineinher their experientes as reporters, They all had a great interest in the work they were doing. As a result, we all enjoyed an interesting Hi-Light. Irene Rieh. Isahel Brutk, and Phyllis XY'.1tson took interest in sywet h this year and we-nt to Speeth Con- test. Elizabeth Nims. Bill Burke. Bill Greenwood, and Connie Chandler did a fine iob in the Contest lilay this year. Allred Vitkery was the inake up artist and Phyllis XY'.itson was there tu yironipt when she was needed. XYZ- will nes er forget either one of our elass ylays inelueling Mary Margaret Phalen as Ginger in 'iTiine Out for csiiigt-ri last year and Hill Greenwood as Criehton in The Adinirahle C.riehton this year. Both plays were direeted by Mr. XY'arren and sup- ported hy a tine east of amateur attors and aetresses. Re-ealling our junior year. we re-mernher how hard we worked on our prom. We all agreed it was fun spending a night in Gay Paree' eating and daneing. Our otfiters, john Van Horn, president, jean Garrity, xite-president, and Isahel Bruek. seeretary-treasurer. were responsible largely for the sueeess of our play and prom, Now in turn, this year we were guests of the iuniors at a xery lovely prom. One of the higgest nioinents of our whole lifetime will he the night we walk down the aisle to our graduation. XX'ith sadness hut also with a lot of won- derful memories. w e leax e high sehool he-hind forex er. The Ciranif Maith at our pioin. bay l'.iree eniorfi A 'W-' Q , , A... C wiv' fav ,I-f MARILYN HANSAII ARTHL'R ANDERSON BRUCE IIOYIJE ISABEI. liRL'CfK ELNFR IIUDACH AIEANI2'I I'IZ BURKART KAREN BENTLIEY JOHN BOYLIZ JOHN HUNTON DOLORES ISUDACH MARILYN BANSAU Claw Flax' Pr-Imptcr 4. Pulvlnlty -I: CI-nfcst Play Pmmpfcr 4. All-Sch-ml Play Pmmptcr I, CIAA I. 2. 5. -I. Prci. 41 FHA -I. Amt. Iibrarnun II: PI.InI C-nn. 51 HI-Lngllt SLIII I: Hummlmnunu Arr, 'Ig Bnml I, Z1 Churus 4. Fcitual KfIIImrus ,Ig Pep Cllulw J. AI-ulncm Puma EIIIIIIL Finamc ,I ARTHUR ANDERSON Student Clmmul I1 Prflm K'IIn1mxtec 3: FI-uIlw.Ill 1: At-:dm-:II l5In.Imc 'I BRUCE BOYLE Q H Ntmlrllt KIILIIIIII I. lI.Iwkgtl1.Ill I. I'-I-:IlN.Ill I. .'V. lI.ILlc I. .'. 5. I, I'1.I,L-Ifwrxnsf I. 5. S. I. Ar-IIIIII-rn Npnrtx IIIIIUI I. M.Imu- II.IIIIg. l5IIx.Im- I ISABEI. BRULK V- . ., . , . ,ll Cl.Ixw Ecu.-lr4,Ix. w. fl.Iu Il.II' I. M.1kL--Ip I. Ixllcr s. lIz.m. stu S. Avi. I.Ilvr.Ir1,m I. Pr--In f.-m. 5. IIIIIIIQI--rxlurmu All 3. flmccrlcblcr '. 5. I. PLII f Iulw J. Npcmll CU-:Ira-XI.IIIt I. Atfulm-:II SL-III-Ir f-I-EIIIIIIF. l'.Iuc lllllur. l'lII1t-Imr.IIIlIcrN Avi.. l7III.1rIIu I ELINIER BUDACH EFA 2. S. I. AI-Mlm-III Fxrumu I IEANETTE BURKART CQI.1ss Play Prup. Cffum. 3. Pulwlidtx' S: Pmm C-Im. 4: flmrus 1. ig Pep Club 1. Atudnrm Page Edmlr. C.Imln.l Snap Gun.. PlmI.Igr.Ipl1cr's Amt.. Fmgxncr 'I KAREN BENTLEY LI NI-lille Hnulx Smlm.---I I, J. 9. Ihml I1 Anvdncnx Iflncmcc JI JOHN BOYLE jr. Xuszty I5clv.m I. 3. Nywuln ff-ntcxmrmt I. S. II:-I.IIlI.ulI1I4 I. 1. ll.u-. I'l,Ix I. 1 .Imlx Ng-llu I. AI--Ilm-m l:m.Imy I IOHN BUNTON flaw l'l.Ix I. Pulwlxutx I. I'r-Im f.IIII. R, Rmq fwIII. 2. flII,:IN ' 1. I. IYINM-tlI.1ll I. l5ImtlI.Ill I. 1, S. I, .'. I. l'cxIII.Il flI-frus Y.IIII!x a. -I. Atmlrng-III M.IIIIIvrI.Imr. Ifm.I1I-,u I DOLORES BUDACH fl.In Yue-l rcx. -I. fl.Iss l'l.Ix I'wlIv.-r 3. II. FHA 2. 3. I. VILL'- Plu. -I. 'I'rc.Ix. S. Pr-Im I-Im, 5. flwrux 3. 5, I. licstxml flu--me 2. -I. Pup Cklulw 2. AI--dncm Ur::JIIIz.Irx-rm IIIII-Ir. P.I4c IXIII-Ir. Plwu-uaplxcr x Avi.. IJIIIIIII muy lf-VIII. MJIIIILIIJIIIQ, I7m.Im'e 4 V--Q fl MY 127 eniom ' 3' Q:-3 f ' My . '17 X ! ,fn f , A, 1 f if wr ,,,, ' i , 3 DONNA AUSTIN BILL BURKE BARBARA DRIQEN .IERRY GALLOXVAY jEAN POXYELL CLAYTON FREY DEANNA CHILDER5 DALE COTTON DEAN COTTON GEORGIA MARIE DEAN DONNA AUSTIN CLAYTON EREY f,l.Iw Play L'xlIcr I. Pulwlnlty R. Prnm C.-Im. 5. Hx'I.1ulmr 51.13 flaw Plny I. EFA I. 2. 3. I. XYLIILII D-fu 5. 4. PI-Im I-Im. 3. rl: Atmlnum I:1n.Imc I FH-vtlull 1. 2. S, I. V.1rs1I3 R. 4g Atndncm Fnnnmc -I BILL BURKE DEANNA CQHILDERS Q . Cflms Vlcc-Prcx. 2. films l-'lu' Lklzer AI, Pr-Imptcr 5: CIAA I. fl-N Plus' I. 1. 1,-'wmv Mm- 11 fufllwf PI-H S. 41 Pfffm 1, I I. IINI-.III MU, s. Imkellull MU. 4. Awr. I..IIf.If.mI I,-Im, S. Hglskctlulll I. Fmutlmllll. 'I'r.ILlc 3. -l. Kfrfpw fullmfx S, Rum fum. 2. Prwm Cum, 3l filwrus l. S. I, Frstlxgll v. -1. Plwlmgrglplucl N Ass!,. Aim-IIcm Xl.I1IIKcrI.1mc. l'II1.Img .I film!-Hx 1. ,- ,A -Mmlmqn Stmur Smffq pImn,uml,I,U's Asst-- Ennulnc I. Scmnr iIIrl'x T'Iu I fl.:-N Pl.1x IIIIL-r I, FHA 1. 5. I. Rqmrur w, Ilrwm 1-Im. w. H. 1 , . I, A' I H i . , H L I H , P f Y CII--rm l. I. lfwtxx.1lf,lI.Irux-I. Peg- Club I. At-ulurm HI-:ner-mm .MQ 'i' ll' bln 'lm 9' TLD I' mm 'Mn' Ilfztnr. AI.l1r1tLI1.IIxt. PIII-I-v:r.If'lIcrN Avi.. lfmlmc I T' 'I 'Lm m mC 'l . DEAN COTTON . 7 I ' ' F Pr-Im Kum. S. ll-Irrlu-Irnxzm Att, I. Blml 2. S. -I. Ifcstxul lhml l r4-m I-Im. 3. C,Imly Seller -I. Atmlncnw I-mama I QA A, Iihkgrlylll I. ,Mudnun Fymmg -A JEAN POXVELL GEORGIA MARIE DEAN CIAA I. Z. 3. Bmskctlull MU. 3. Auf. l.Il'wr.1r1.1I- 2. 3. -L. flaw Play I'xl1cr 3. Pulwlxclty 3. Pnfm fkIIlI1. 3. Atmlrnrrxw Prom Knm, il Arlydncnm Fnrmmc I Fmglmc 'I eniord ,Qs-f . 'uv if' , .1 - 3 3 . , , w. ,,, gi if ' I ' ' if ,ff x CONNIE CHANDLE-R JIZANNETTE ANN HL'RRIGHT XVAYNE IZTHIERIIXIIE NANCY DANA FRED HANLEY JEAN GARRITY KENNETH GEHLER GAYLE DIIIXIECK I5II.I. KIREENXVUUD DOLORIS GIBSON CONNIE CHANDLER JEAN GARRITY Klum Sac.-Turn. I. flnu Play 5. I. Nuke Up I. ff-111tcst fI,1w Vice-Prcx 5, fQl.1ss PI.1y' I, Pulwlicity 5. Mako UI' 3: Play R. 4: Av-t. I.iI11.111.111 4. Pr11m 01111. S. Clwrus I. I. Pep UAA 1. 3. 4. H11wIH1H Nur. -1: Awr. I.1I1rg1riJn IL Pr-rm fl-vm. Klub I. At111I:1sn1 I:111.1111c I 3, Rmu Cum. 2. fmlgtx IL Pep Club J. Radu-1 Club Z: At11Ll11un1 ,IITANNETTIZ ANN BURRIGHT fl.1n Play l'sl1u1' 9. I'uI1I1g1ty 3. I'r-1111 CX-1111. I, flmrux 1 XYAYNE ETHIQRIDGE V.11s115 lk-f1.1:y 1, ISU R. I f'.1111Ix NLIIL-1 1. I NANCY DANA 1 Ar.-.I a H1-I14l1l S III I11.111 .W .1 , .., !l.1w Nu.-I1r.1x I l.,1w l'l.1'. lxl1r1 1, I'1.l1lu1t'. I 1: lc,1-lu: ,, 1. I. Pug' K l1.l1 ,. A!-11l:11:111 M-11111: Nmtl. Pl111t 11, 1 AMI. f.IZ'nlI4l 5111- Ill!-11, I'1:1,1':11.- 6, Ant, I,,l1.,111.111 I I' C--1:1 - IRIED HANLIZY HA.. M. . . flrw P111 PQI-H1111 I. Pr--:It fl-111 2. Rzixg C .. I 1.2 1.1111 1. R1:14 C.1z:1. 1, l.1Jr:s L Al-mlm-1:1 I'.1.a.lr3 f.1vI.1I1t Iiuulty C11-Edlrur, lime Ifnlit-1r. ff.1ml1Il 811.111 Cf-1111.. If111.111Lu -I. I1l1r11x Tran I KENNETH GEHLER fl.iNN Pres, 23 Pr-Im 111111. 31 Rum fi-1111. lg Ii.1xkctl1,.1-ll I. ., s L Xqrmy 1. I, I-.1.1tIv.1lI I. I. a, I. X.11s1t5 5, -I, lull. I i. 1. Az-..Ir1cn1 If111.1111r I CEAYLIQ DILBIECQK w flux I'l.1y l'xl1u I. I'r11m f-1111. 6. lhml I. 2. 4. I. Frm. I. I1 l111mLl1Ill 9 l nl S I l'mt1x1l Illlll ' X l Pnl flulv Lx -. .-1-1 . . N . .1 -. 1. . -1 A-Xf1.,lm1m H.1111c1-1.1111 NLIII. I'111.1:1u 1 ISII.I. GREENXVOUD C 1.1M Pl,1x s, I, P1-1111 111111 9. II.1xl.L-tlhlll A I'-1.1rl1.1ll Nt.1r1Nl141.1I1 1, A1--11111-111 I'I111t-141,1.-21.-1 N Aw, 1111111.11 L C.1111u-1 I'I.11 1 DOLORIS GIBSON Chu Play Puhlusty x, MAA I. I. 5. Asst. l.1hr.111.1r1 LAI-'r.1m I. 2. 1, I. V.1zx11-. J. S. I. Ar-1.I1:r111 F11..111.u 1 I5l1--I-1:r.1pI1cr N A-Nt., M.11nu.11.1mc. Fxrumc 4L Pep I Iulv I , Q4 ,V 4' x4-v hi, . X 1 ,. if I A--..-ng. gf, 1' NM , ' I . 111 I eniom , '3f7,,, , VV V I f .,.. if 5 , . . . ,, . 11 . 112 3? AM rv I -fn 'W' RAYMOND ,IAITQII JEAN IZIAIZSSIER GORDON ININIAN ROSENIARY lvL'II.I5OYI.I2 PAI DITIIHN JOHN HOOD PA'I'RIfIIA FI'I'ZC1ERAI.D NORHERT HOCHS'I'A'I'I'IIR PATRICIA Mcf.ONVII.I.E ROCIIfR lIL'I.If.K RAYMOND JAUCH IOHN HOOD Stmicmr f'--umll I. 3: Pmm f-Im. S. H.1NkutIv.1Il l. 1. S. I. flmx I'I,I', I'rO,wrr3 I-lm. 2. I. l'uIwIIIirx 5. I. PI-Im Gnu. S. Vnrxnrx J. 3. I, f,.Ipr.1In I. IU-Iftlxlll 1.2. 5. I. V.Ium 5. I. H-wrxuurrzmnlmq Aft. I. fxlmrus 3. S. Iiuxtxml CIIIUIUN J. - f.1pt.1m '. I: 'I'r.14'k I, 2. 3. I. AI-fdmlxx Iflrmmu I Spwrtx-'ll-.1111 Xiu. l. 2. S. I. AI-Idrmcm Iflzumc I PATRICIA FITZGERALD IEAN l:LSESSER film I'l,n lxm- I. Puhlulrx I. IHA I1 Prum I-lm, a !I.zw PIM Pmpcrh fum. 5. I. Mike-L'v I-.i1AAI.2. R. I. f. 'ffHN I I' AI 'I'ICm PAM ILIIIUI' CJMIMI SMI' cum Su. 3. 'I'Iu.1s 21 Ftudunt fx-fumll I.-2. S. 4. SQL.-'I'rc.1x. 4. flfufuf I Frm, I: Pmrn Cum. S: f,.lxItIx I. flmrux 1. 3. I. lfcmul flwrm l. 5. II: At-ILIIILIIII Sum-I: C-I-ELI1nII', M.1ir1tun,1mu. I'II-'II-::.1pi:cI s Auf.. Fxxmmu I. Pup Club 1 NORBERT HOCHSTATTER C.I.lsx I-'I.1x I. I-IPA -. s. I. Rep-nu-I I. HIAIJLIII NLIII I. Plum C.-mzrn. w AI-fdru-rn I'm.1mL- I GORDON INMAN V PI-,zu fum S. I.mI!v.II. I. .. 1. I. X.1:vr'. . 1. I. Ixuk - At-Idrmrxl I':l1.Imu I PATRICIA INICCON f.I.1ss I'f.1x K I had.-II f.IlI'l'LIN I. AI:-mmcnx if ROSEINIARY GUILIIOYLIZ Pr-Im Cum. 5. At+vdnen1 Firamc 'I ROGER GULICK VILLE ', . .. 1IIx.J. .'w:. w. I CI.-X.-X I. 1 Ig Awt. I.IIwr.1rI.In w. I. Pr-vm K,--:n. I H II L rmm Mr 1 I fl ru I I IL IIII I .III I. Pc KII15 I. AtmI:Icr:1 f,.ImI:J 5I1,Ipl1IIIIIIr. haunc: 4.5cH1IIr lvul x Im-- v fkI.Isx I'ruw. I. fkI.Iw Ply- 3 I. I'rIv crtx Cum. 3. I. PuI1Il4.1Y'- PAT DI-JBBS C ,m a I Nuknr c MIP at XII 1V ' ' V I I . . . . IO- O' -. . . ' . . jr. Xlrwxtx Dclutc 1 Asn. I.xbr.IrI.1n -I1 Pr:-m K,-lm, 3. Ii.ukcrIvJIl 1. 2, S. I, V,1u1rx Chu .Is 1. I. I-uuml Ch-Irux 2. I'r-Im Cum, S1 Bnkeflxlll 1. 2. 9. I3 IMI-tIH.1lI l, 1. S, I. V.Irx1r3 5, 41 'I'r.uk I. Am-Inurn I'rIIlL-III-III:-I l, 1. 3. I. Al-ulncln PIIOI-Iqrlplxcrk Axst.. Mmm- I mu PvrIImLCI1r I Ifm.Imc ,I tcm '. . A . eniora .5 1 ' . V- rzg , I , ' , W R11 2 l 53 fu. I f . DOROTHY LAIRAHIQE ARI.AN MQLAUCSHLIN SANDRA EGLER ELXVOOD KIDD DOROTHEA ELILAHETH NIMS KENNETH KESSINGER PATRICIA HOXVARTI-I HIENRY NASHOLD DONNA KILIIURN DOROTHY LARABEE ELIZABETH NIMS Class Play lfslxer 4. Publicity 3. FHA 2. 3. 4. Sec. 4. Vine-Pres, Class Play 'Ig GAA 2. 3: Student lf-'until I, J. R, 4. Su.- 5. Student Cuumil 4, Asst, I,1brari.1n 4. Pr--m Cum. R. HI-Light Treas. 41 Bntun Tuirlcr 5. 4. Hand 1. 2. 5. 4. Sm. 4. Clmfux SKJII 45 Churux I. I. Fcstnpll CII-,lux 1. 4: Pep Club 2g l. 4. Fc5tlv:Il Chorus. I1 I-'cp Club 21 Pr-nm Cum 51 Cnmgsr Atudncm Hunxerm-nm Staff. Finance 4 I-'lay 43 At-:dnem Fmzxncc -I 7 ARLAN MQLAUGHLIN KENNETH KESSINGER , , , t U 0 5 4 Class Plsv Puhlxcxtv 3: I-'mm C-Im. ag HI-I.IIglII 5!.lf1 41 Atmlnem ' ' ' Amt. Sputts Edltur: N:11ntcn.1nIc. Firuntc 4 SANDRA EGLER PATRICIA HOWARTH fZ.1w Plat' Ikhu. FHA 4, Prnm f..m. -. I Inlrm w. At--Ilnuzn plum fum- gl pqI.L,gI,t Nm 11 II,..,u I' pw 11,,It 33 l U-HILL 'I AI-mlm-In Fnrmmt- I EIAWOOD KIDD HENRY NASHOLD , Am . ,. N H A flnv Play Pulwlntnty -I. P:-Im I--In. R. H1-Ixglmt Nan: I. spnxtx mu 'Em HIM' Nh -I 1' HA I' PM ' L At Timm Rcp--rrrr R, 4. Iiukctl-.ull I, If.,..III.Ill I. At.-.fm-m Ax-I. SI'-Im Pltvmlr A t.. I' . -I . . N I F PM I H mmm hilt--r. M.Imtc1x.1ntr, I'm.Imu -I DOROTHEA 'IOHNSON DONNA KILBURN Klan Play L'sl1cr 4. Publnxtx' 4, UAA I. 2. FHA I. Z. S. Prum ilass Play 33 FHAL I. 1. 511-iklff'-42flI fUN I. 3. 5. I. Futlml fum. SQ fudcts I. HI-I.IulIt Natl -I. Pep Klub 2: Atudncm Ch--rus 1. -I. NTIUUY Cnrlx' -IFIIU, V-'nal 5-Ilfuwt 4: At-Itlnrm IIIIIJIMC -I Fxrmntc Ig Spf:-tl: fntlitxl I eniorzi 41 3 'Viv-.gr my 1 Alll 'I A ,,,.r A '1 2 ,. 1, ,.,., nu., 'af 55 , f r if 0, U-,ff 2 MYRON HYDE BIARY MQMANUS ROBERT SAYLOR JOAN MAUCH LEON S'I'RLMI.AL' DLYANE NLALEY DONALD PARKS RONALD NURNBERK1 KOLLIEEN PHALEN AR'1'HL'R C1OS1.1N MYRON HYDE DUANE MEALEY 11,1 P14151 3- .yy Pf.,pHgyC.,n1, 4' Mgkcljp 2,3 A1l.5Ll,...11 P1.1x' 1'1.ukc111.111 1, 2. 3. -4. Y.11-wfy 3. '11 F11-1111.111 I. I. .1-Y.lk1i 53 -ig NFL 13 Asst. I.1111.1r1.1n -lg -Ir. Y.11s1!1' 17c15.ltu Ig Khurus -lg C1-'M L--1.111115 1, At11d11c111 1f111.111Lc 4 'I'r.1Lk 2. 4. V111s1tj.' -lg fum hfuntry 1. Hg Prnm fum. 54 Atmlnem 1311111166 4 DONALD PARKS FFA 1. 71g S11111c11: 1111111111 5. 11, Pmm C-fm. 1. 11.11111 1, 2 1 Claw PL11' lfshcr 5. '13 Pu11li11tv -S1 FHA I. 2. S. 'ig Prllm C11111, At'-111115111 15111.111nc 1 J 3: f1.111ctx'4: H1-I.1u11t 51.111 41: 111111111 -1. Icp Club 2. Atwdrwrn 1111111111 5111111 Corn., 1:1I1JI1kC 4 RONALD NURNBERG ROBERT SAYI-OR 6111. P1111 13 FFA 1. :1 Pr--m rum, sg H1A1.1g111 51.111 -11 11111111- H.1ll High 511111111 1: Pr..m C111-11, 5: 'I'1n1k 2, CUM Cwurzlry 5 Uwnlxl 1. Atwdrwm fhnnird SU-11' Cum.. FIUJYKC 4 JOAN MAUCH . COLLEEN PHALEN flaw Play P11blic111,- 4: GAA E. - 3, Ig PHA R. 1: P111111 Cum. FMA Ph. Al, Amt Ilhruun Yi, PCP Club ,I Prrm C-Um 1 EIQHEEIQIZFS 1' 7' Lhlmh Fcxtlml 1' 5: PCT H1-L1u11tkSt:111 C11--rue -1: FcfrV1x.1l C1111rui 4. At-111111111 Pau' Edmlr. f,.111111d 511.111 Cum.. 1'111.1mc- -1 LEON STREMLAU . Pr..111 fum. 5: lhnd 1, Q, 5. 1. V111--Pro. 'L 111N!111111c111.1l S-1111111 L 1nstr11mu11.1l Lrzscrnhlu 3. fl. FL-st11.1l 11.11111 3, -lg 1.111115 P1-1111 111111. Hg 14.1skc111.1l1 1. Z. '. V.11x11y Eg F-1-1111.111 I. 2. 5. 1, t.11111w11-11 f11f. 43 At--1111cn1 M.11111cr1.1mc. F111.11111' 1 V.11v1y' S, lg 11.1111 I. 1. A, Y.11x1ty Hg Af1111r1c111 F111.1111c tl enior THERESA RAPP HOXVARD SCHAMMEI. DORIS KAY HOI.LER FE-RRIS STAFFORD FARLENE KLINEFELTE VALERIA SIMPSON NANCY XVILLARD IRENE RICH JIM STEPHENITCH MARY MARGARET PHAL THIERESA RAPP VALERIA SIMPSON Band ll Clmrm lg Arntlricnm Finumc -5 Paw Paw High Schiml l. 2. 31 Baton Twirler 4: Hi-Light Staff 43 Chorus 4: Atudnem Finance -I HOWARD SCHAMMEL NANCY WILLARD Fmrthgrll Z, 3. 45 Building Trades 5, 43 Ar-m.ln:m Fmrrme 45 Primm Class Play Usher 4. Publicity' 3: FHA 2. 3. 4. Seri. 3. Degree Chr. Lim. 3 4. Pmm Cum. 5: Chorus 1, 4. Festival Chorus 1. Pep Club 11 Arudmm H-imemrwm Mart, Finance -lg Hi-Light Staff 4 DORIS KAY HOLLER IRENE RICH Arrwtli Huh xii..-il l. 1. 4. Hi-l.1uht Stall 1, Ar-ulzrurri lirrmruv. Prawn Hiuh Sth-ml l. 2. 3: Varsity Dchatc -ll SPCQKI1 Cun- fl tcrarr. 4: Hat-rn thirlrr 4. Hi-Lruhr Ntatf 4. Asst. Igdit-rr I, Chi-rut 43 Auuinrnr Finamc r FERRIS STAFFORD JIM STEPHENITCH lalw YK--.x High Stir.-..l .if fhir.1g.- 1, fil.lsx Pl.1x L. I'uhli.':x Class Play 41 Pr--parties C-urn. 3. -4. Puhlitiry 3. -lg Prurrl C-rm. 2 f'-autor Ply. I. 5. NFI. L F-I-wrlxrll Arirwrimrr 2. Yarn-, Ag Arudncrn Fin.1m.- 1 lflzrrc ig Prum K.--ru Q, Hi-Light Stair -4. Ihzid 2. 5. Apidwqzir liirumc 4 MARY MARGARET PHALEN C,l.1w Plav 5. 4.Cl'uhluitv Ig CIAA IQHFHA ll, 2. 3. 4. Prus. I, 7. 3 f A 3 - 3 Trua. 21 Pr-rn urn. 4. Hrliuhr Su -lg C1-:run I. 2. lk-srixal CI-.irus lg Pep Club 2: At-ulncm Page Edirur, Candid Mur- l':i-rtr Lim. 5. Arr-.im-iii l'.14c Lthr-vi. l:ri,xf' L I Llrnm.. M.1rnrcn.1mu. Finame -I enior - JEAN PHILLIPS CHARI.ES RIDER ARDETH THOMPSON ROBERT ZIMMERMAN ,IO ANN VOGEISAINC NVOOD SCHLESINGER DAVID PRESCOTT PEGGY COXVLEY DENNIS NVOOD PATRICIA YOHN jEAN PHILLIPS FHA I. 2. 3. -1, Pres. 3. Vrcc Prev. 23 Pr-rm Cum, 31 Churus Z. H Fcxtival Churus -1 Pup Club 2. At-adn:-m Finamu 'Ig Class Play l'xl1cr 5. lg I lass Play Pulflrcity H CHARLES RIDER FFA 5, ag Basketball 1: Fuutball 1. 2. 5: Amdnem Finance -I ARDETH THOMPSON flaw Play Usher 5. 43 Pr-am Cum. 51 At-:dncm Finance 4 ROBERT ZIMMERMAN FFA 1, 3. 55 Prrrm C-fm.. 51 Humecrrminu Att. 5. Class Play 4. An-dncm Asst. Sp-urls Edmur, Mamtename, Flnamc 4 JO ANN VOGELSANG Claw Pres. lg Llaxx Play 5. 'lg Pr-vpurty fum, -ig Make-I'p 4: All-Sclw-nl Play I1 UAA 1, J. 5. fl. Vlcc-Pres. -lg Student Cuumrl 5, -ll Vice-Pres. -I: Ant, I.ihrarian 5. 41 Prrrm Cum. 5. Cadets -1: Humewmiuu Art. 3: Ch-xrus I. Fcsnval Ch-vrus lg Pep Club 23 Atmlncm Page Edrtur, DIJIDIEIIJIIKC, Camlul Snap Cl-rn.. Iiirumc -I ELWOOD SCHLESINGER Claix Play Pulwlruty 4: Prom Crvrn. 31 Iiaskctlmll 1, 2, 5. Ffmtlnlll I, 1. 5. I, ffl:-fapullm 4. Varsity 5. lg Al-ulncrn Fmamcl DAVID PRESCOTT Fr-rm Cum, 53 At-fdncm Marntrnannr. Fmamc ' PEGGY COWLEY Drxun Hruh Sclmul I. l. 3. Atmluuai. I7xn.uu.c -I DENNIS WOOD Clam Sec.-Tren. 13 FFA I. 2. 3. 43 Pr.-m Cum. 3. Rum Crm, 35 H-vmcwnmmu Arr. 4. F.-.nhall 1. 2, 5. ag Amdrwnm PII-rr-rw rapln-r's Assn. Fmam: 4 PATRICIA YOHN Clam Play 4. Usher 5. Pulvlrgity 5: CAA I' FHA 4. Prom C-am. 5: Cadcrx 1. H1-I.lul1t S!,1tI -lg lflmrus 41 Psp Club 2. At-ulncm Iamlrd Snap K-rm.. frnamc -lg Muxu Fwtixxll ll eniorzi MARY ANN ROLLINS ANNABELLE SLOTER ROBERT STUBE-R SHARON O'ROURKE ALFRED VICKERY PHYLLIS XVATSON ELAINE MCINTYRE LOIS ANN JACOBS JAN SCHUSTER BARBARA 'ITNT MARY ANN ROLLINS GAA I, 2. 3. -I. Baseball Mgr. 3: Asst, Librarian 3. 4: Pmm. Cum. 31 Cadets 41 Atudnem Page Editor, Maintenance, Finance 4 ANNABELLE SLOTER Class Play Usher 3. -l. Publicity 3: FHA 1. 2. 33 Vice-Pres. 25 Prum Cum. 5: Cadets -lg Pep Club 11 Atudnem Finance -5 ROBERT STUBER Fnntball 1 SHARON O'ROURKE Class Plas' -3. Usher 3. FHA ig Primm Cum, R. Bat-in Txsirler li Pep Club 2: Churus -tg Atudnem Candid Snap Cum., Finame -tg Hi-Light Stan -I ALFRED VICKERY Class Vine-Pres, 1: Class Play -1. Publicity 5. Make-Up sg Contest Play I. NFL I: Asst. Librarian 3. 4: Jr. Varsity Debate 2. Sneeth Cuntestant 1: Pmm Cum. Chr. sg Battin Twirler 4. Cheerleader 1. 2. 33 Atodnem Art Staff, Finame 41 Pep Club 2. ftintest Play Make-L'p -t PHYLLIS WATSON Class Play Prumpter 5. 4. Publicit' 4: Librarian Tynist -1: Prom Cum. 5. Cadets 4: Hi-Light Stag 41 Band l. 2. 3, Festival Band 5: Chorus 5, 4. Festival Chorus -tg State Contest Flute Quartet 3: Pep Club 2: Speech Contest 45 Cuntesr Play Prumpt- er -ig Atudnem Candid Snap Editor. Page Editor. Phutng- raphc-r's Asst., Finance -1 ELAINE MCINTYRE Class Play Usher 3, 4, Publicity -43 FHA -13 Prism Cuna. 3: Hi- Light Stat? -lg Churus -tg Pep Club 25 Atudnem Finance -tg t adets -1 LOIS ANN JACOBS Atndnem Finante -I JAN SCHUSTER FFA 1. 2. 3.-l1PrnmCum. 5QAl1tklUCm Finante l BARBARA TENTLER Class Plas' -1. Usher 3. Fr-iperty Cum, -1, Make-L'p 4: AI! Schtnil Plav -4: GAA 2. 3. -41 Asst. Librarian IL Pmm Cum. 3, Cadets -lg Hi-Light Statl 4. Pep Club 2. Student C-:until 3. 4 Atodnem Faculty Cu-Ldittir, Pliutuuraplmerk Asst.. Finance Maintenance. -I eniord XY'lI.I.IAM STREMLAU DAVID WILLARD PEGGY RIDER -ROBERT SAUER SHIRLEY YOUXC -JOHN VAN HORN CHARLES TEAUSEAU KENNETH SHERIDAN RICHARD SCHXVEMLEIN CARLENE SPII7 XWILLIAM STREMLAU JOHN VAN HORN Pr-fm Ulm. ig FU-lrmll I. 3, S. I: Trnk 3, S, Ig Ax-:dncm Class Pre-N. 3: CIM- Pin 4. Pmwrrv C-vm. 53 Student C-vumil Fxmmc 5 DAVID WILLARD Pr--m C,-Ina. 31 At--Iinum FIILIIICC 81 Iiurldrnu Trades R, I PEGGY RIDER fins Play Publicity 4. Make-Up 5. -5: CIAA li FHA l. 2. 3, 4 Degree Ihr. 5. Rep-frtcr Ig Prom Cum, 53 H1-Light Surf 4 lhnrus lg Pep blur lg At-vdncm Pmge Edltllr. Mnmenmncr. Fxrumc 4 ROBERT SAUER FFA lg Dil. 5, 43 Track Ig fum fnuntry 2. I SHIRLEY YOUNG FHA I: Amt, I.lhI'JIl.ll1 I: Clmrux l: At-ulncm Firmmu 'I 1, lg Asst. l.xhr.m.m Prom CP-vm: 55 Basketball l, 2. 5. 4, Varslty 5, -A: FI--fzlull lg In-ss I-xuntry 2, 5. fl: Think We Atmlncm Flrunrc -I CHARLES TEAUSEAU 13.0. 5, ll H.1skcIl1.lll I KENNETH SHERIDAN Pau Pau HIKII Snh-ml I. 2, Bulldmu Tradci 5. I, At-'Jr1er11 Fxmnw lg Fmm 1 Um, S RICHARD SCHXVEMLEIN DD. R, 4 CARLENE SPITZ Clnxs Play Usher 41 FHA Ig Prom Cum. 33 Atodnem Page Editnr, M.11nIun.mu.. Fm.1ncu -lg Pep Llulv 2 1 ,J xt, IIACK ROXXT IX. ,l11l111x1111. bl. Ii.11l111'. R. C.I.1s-1111. D C.11tt1111. I.. 8111-111l.111. -I. H111l.1k. -I. I'XLlL'lll. I. IS1'11111gI1t1111. In Ix111'111'111.111. C1 C11l111111'1- I'Ul RIH ROW: M. D1'.1p1'11 A. Ir111k1-11l11'111l. D. -l11111w. Fl. M.111. -I. H11fI111.111. YI. Ixcv- lL'I', I.. IXl1'1'1'11t. IL. NIIIIN. G. D1ll111I1 THIRD ROXY: X. I'.11'lu. S. XX'l1it111111'1-. C.. C..11'11.1l1.1n. bl. CQ111'11.1I1.111. K. M1111'l11111N1'. D. 91l1.11111111'l. C.. I:111tl1. Ii. l'klixt1'11111. I'. S1l1L-11l1'nl11'l111 SITQOND RUXY: M. 5.111111 Ii. 5t.1lIA111'1l1 VI 1 C.l'I'l'IlL.IIl. K. Ili'IlllLX. K. If.1xs11g. D. C..1111plw1'Il. I.. I1'1-111111. S. R11Ag1-l. CQ. ZlI11IIlL'I'lTl.lI1 FIRST RUXXY M11 81l1I11l1. IS. I-I111. V. A111l1x111t11, Cf II11-tx. Cf. H111tl11. rl. M11211'. XY. XY'l11ppl11 IS. ,l.1111lw Z?6tlfl6! CAOI lftd A IWLINF' s1l11-1l11l1- w.1s l11l1l Ivy tl11 MHS l1.1111l IIIIN P-IAIIL' 1111.11 gr11111w. .1lx11. I1.11I .1 Img' w1l11-1l11l1- 1l11x 11.11 11111l1-1' IIIL' 1l111-1111111 ul Mr. If. S1l1l11l1. TllLl' lL'.ll'. 11111l1-1 IIIL' 1l1r1-1111111 111' M11 Ayxrx. At 1l11' x1.11111l ull' 1.11ly l.Lwl I'.1ll IW1 11l.1y111Kg .11 tl111 l,.IlI' 11111 I:L'NlIY.lI 111- w1r1' xxry WLII 1'1-pr1s1-1111-1l. 'I.llL' 1I1111ux1-S 1l.11w. 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I'1KNllX.Il. l11l1l N11x1111l111 lU1l1. 1153 A1 1l111 fl111Nt- l!l.IN 111111111 II11- lW.IIlxl l111'111111111l Xkll 11111'11xx1x1l1. UINIIIIIII' IUXIIYI' XX IXXIRN 5111111 .llILI'. 111111111 1111111l111N .1111l 1111111111 111-11 klkklx NHPHUMURI Hl.Mi.I.l.I. Ill 11111111 1111 1l11' NINFIIIKLQ 11-1111N1x,1111l111111111. 1 1.,1.n. 4 11,.,.f,, 1 53.1, H 1 ,.,. 11.1 'II11 l1.1111l .1lw 1'l.1y1'1l I111 .1-ll 111 V1l11' I1111111 lw.lNlxkI' NOPHUMURI -IRM, ,MCH lull -5.111111 .1111l 111-11 N1-w11111x 'IIIL' 11II111'1N III IIIL l1.1111l V1 V1..1,,,1 1 11:,.1.,1, N 3511 -.-.1:'1- C1.1j.I1'I31llf1-1lQ. 1111-1:1l111t1 I.1'1-11 b!11111l.111. 1.111f N1,I.l,l5-I- fl A 1'11x11l1111g .1111l I:l1z.1l11-1l1 XIIIIN, 111111111 13,.,m,. pglgylm fjzbbfriff Confejf ,Za f1'ngJ Sfifmfffz' FI.I'TF DI'ET L. Merritt S. Vfhitniure XYOODXYIND TRIO S. Riegcl I., Merritt A. Trutkcnhmd CLARINET QI A RTIET S, Ricgcl N. Vluhnson K.. Carnalian V. Authstcttcr IAA :JNL ffl BRASS SIzXTIET Ci. Ciilmnrc j. Corrigan VI. Carnanan P. Scheidcnhelm I.. Davis M. Draper SOLOISTS Ci. Dflbeuk N. julmwn P. Sclieidenhelni K.. Carnahan -I. Bader fl UNL! CORNIET QI'ARTIiT Ci. Ciilmurf: j. Corrigan D. Rich I.. Prescott TROM BON Ii QI 'A RTIZT Ci. Dilhcck B. Stafford D. jrncs M. Draper INSTRI 'MIfN'I'AI. f.ON'I'IfS'I'AN'I'S IIACK RUXY: M. Dluipcr. N. Iwlinwn. I.. Strumlau. Ci. Ciiliiiurt. li. Dilhttk. I Ximx. THIRD ROXY: C. f..II'I1.III.lH. S. XYIiitrmir4'. A. 'I4z'titIuiiIwrmI. I'. NIit'1tItr1 Iitlm. I.. My-iiltt. KI. Carnalian. C Iwirtli. SFCUND ROW: I.. Prututt. I.. D.ixi WI. Iiatit-r. K. I'iIIcr. D. Rith. I. Cwrriuan. D. Durex. FIRST ROXY: A. Artht-r. V Au I ' t istuttcr. S. Ricgd. C. Iittl. IS. Stilfirvrd. XY, XYI'1ippIL'. I. XX'.1twwri .gfafe Confedf Qafinffi 5'ei'm1d FLUTE DIIFT and XYOOIDXVINID TRIO 7 him' CLARINET QIQARTET INSTRI'MIZN'I'AI. FIISTIVAI. BACK ROW: I-. IXILFYIII. N. .I1vIir1wf1. R. f.I.1w4rn. I.. Strtinlau. YI. Hiittiiian. Q Cillinurf. THIRD ROXY: H. -I.1t-II1. 5. XX'Iiitnwix'. Ci. Dilht-tk. C. K..irn.iIi.in. 5 it-gal. SECOND ROXY: F. Nimx. I.. Prt-stutt. VI. Kurlil. D. Rith. C. Iit-tx. FIRE' ROXY. D, Cwttun. WI. C.1rn.iIi.1n. K. Miv1'L'IwLisL-. A. 'I'rLitkt-iilwrml. P. Stlititltnlulm -.r 4'- X . Y-7 M, : I , yy .... V ,F , f 'gg af ,W 2 8 t . K, l.,.' 7 v f. 5 I 4 SOI'I IUMORIf 'IARIO NIZNIOR IRIU .I .IwIms. S. Ymt. CQ. Iirmxn D. KiIImrn. II. IXIICQunx'illc. D. f.I1ilrIL-rx SULOISIII SOPHUNIORIE I I'AR'I Ii'I' L 2 D. KiII'vurn. IU. Dilbuk rand Mr. CI.1uwL:1. H, C,--I-Iwl. S. H nxt, I. Iulmx. fl. Iimxxn .44rmnp.1r11xtxj MIXED CQHORVS BACK ROVV: R, Fmur. N. I5.ms.1u. C. Fitrlm. R. Gulirk. I. Hunton, M. Hydr-. D. I3urI.u'I1. P. MLCQunvilIc. D. S hit: I I Srhultf FOYRTH ROXXT D. I..lI'1II7L'C. C. Forth. M. Dmpcr. R. Kilburn. A. M'crrim.m. M. Amhlrr. Q. XX 111 rc. -. Elwxscr THIRD RONX: Ii. Iiuwnr. If. Rugnrs. IS. Kuttcr. A. Bicrs. R. AI.n1vI1 H. Rullfni. D. Inncss. BI. IfIwsnL'r. INI. P. Yuhn SECOND RUXYZ V. Hcitz. INI. Swwpr. If. INILIIIYWC. 5. IXIIIIICI. fi. GI.lwr. A. IiI.lI.1s. A. 5. XX'11I'NIU'. 5. Tuwr-r FIRST ROXXT R. Mciur. D. -I.1wIv. S. O'RuurI4c. If. WILIINUFI. Mrx Au-rx I, Rirh. S. I-IcwcnIHcr'gcr. M. M.ius ' 45, 1 :zzvr 1 71 Y 5 V . .- -935' mi .s 1 A 1 ' Q' . 1 3 ' . 'l. K . I ' 'Vs A 3 N-.lggi 1 g. 4 1.7 . W V Pi J I 1 , if X1 rg' ' it O . F. Y I . T 5' LJ 1 I ' I ' 5 ' .. '- .ggi 7,1 I' AQAFN CHOIR BACK ROXY: M. Kurtz. CQ. Plmlun. C.. fQI1.1mIIu', D. XYLIII. R. Cfuliuk. -I. Iiuntun. VI. I.im-N. R. N.1I1Lrm-xx D Lhilklcrs N. Drupur. M. Iidnsuu, FOVRIH ROXY: R. Fuwtcr. Ii. Nxmx. Ii. Hurluy. R. Ixllhurn. I. -Lau :Au rl W. H.. B.lLlITlgLlI'IIN:I'. H. Gucbcl. D. SLIIUIII. D. Hud.1Ch. P. MQCUHXIIIL-. 'I'HlRD ROXV: D. I..1r.1IHL-c. M. P. X mlm. VI. Ruhr A Biuxw A Merriman. D. Dewcv. A. Aruhcr. M. IXILM4muN. N. XY'xII.u1I. SECOND ROXY: P. Dk'II1llI.II. RO S. MILhL'l. l.IIwl1f1x. CQ. BgluICI'. R. -I,uoIv. D. HofYm.1n. S. Ymt. P. XX'.ltwn. 5. U'Rourkc. FIRSI XX' R. A ' H In D Kilburn P F1t13.Qr1II I Rinlm Zilmnn-rm.uI. C. Hrmvn. V. Simpwn. E. lNIcIntyrg. M. I.. Bud. A. 5. XX :nw . . . '- . I. . MIXED LHORIS I Ikstr nm Ii BACK ROXW: Ii. IIILII'IL'Y. CQ. Uxsrmmn. P. IWIlcLUI'lVIIIL'. C. Plmlrn. D. f.I1iIQIc1w. If. Num. IS. VC'.1ItL-rx. 1' I . Klukncr FOI'R'I'H RORV. Ii. Hnnumdc. A. Nmak. N, Vl'ilI41r1I. FI. Ruhr. M. Km-tx. C.. c.II.lfhIIL'!'. A. AI'LIIL'F, 5. X mt 'A ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - H i. IV 'A It SIKIUND IHIRD ROXV: Ii. Drum-n. Ix. Xxdglltl. R. SAULILNNIQ. bl. I.lI'ILN. I. .I.uwI1 M. NIxRI.lI1LIN, N. I Lnvsu ROVU: S. Nlmttlcr. P. hlnnu. R. ML-Ilwtt. H. Glrch-I. D. XX'uIf. M. I.. I5mI. C. Iiruwn. VI. Zimxm-rm.m If ROXV: -luhns. D. HufIm.m. P. Fitfgcmld. D. Dun-5. P. DQIIlllt.II. V. Simpwn. If. Ruh IRS'I' , t 7 4 u .48-. 15866, fe RESOLVED That government subs1d1es should be granted accordlng to need to hngh school graduates who quallfy for add1t1onal tramlng VARNITH N XDIXC I R L un K N Mtfmrm lf. 'HD lx rcnu N Ll xtr I O Il NIOR VARSITX Hu n X Is RCJXX NI Hlss X M Colnuele 'I to n Sta 1 Owens DDLE RCJXX I R l I Pls n 1 s 1 o s v FRONT ROXX Nfr flfussen D NLIIUIKI C Brown F Xwehmexer RESOLVED Thtt loxernment subsndles should be 4 rxnted ICCOFCIIUKL to need to hugh sehool QFILILI ates who quallfy for tddxtmontl trunmg Thus eon fusrnte subjeet vxxs thus yelrs mun questlon ll1 de blte Naturllly none ot us eommoners eould rnterpret thus stxtement Only the expert ICJCICFSIIII7 nf Mr Neal Cllussen eould understand the teehnlexl terms Undeclded Now deblters who were under the The hrst trnp on the lgendx xx ts the one that the debaters took to Ch unpnen Illlnoxs to the Illlnols annual Wforkshop There they hexrd experneneed eolleee debaters tene simple debttes The Mlflb de haters mrtlelplted nn hugh sehool elebltes 'Ihey xeelulred mueh knowledge vyhneh yy IS to stlrt them off on the rreht truk The frrst debate tournament wus held If Peo a Centrll The nouee debfters plrtlelplted 'Ihe hrst debate tourniment for the adxmeed debaters was held it Geneseo The deblters xx ho partrexplted were Ilekue ohns Dune iehultz Bob luob and Irene Rleh lekle md Duane fuored the negatne side of the eluestlon vshlle Irene and Bob lreued for the tffrrmftne The IICQNIIIXC yxon two out of four Nueh to the lflnrmltne s drsmay they lost Ill four of theirs but It dldnt dampen their spirits rn the sllehtest Adx meed Debate took part rn mmy meets They were held 1tGeneseo Normal Gllesburg Mendota Augustma Blue Isllnd DeKalb feonfercneej and Ottm 1 f9CLUOI1llb Nouee Debate took part rn tvxo meets held it Peorxt Centrfl and Mendotl The pelk of the debatlne year for all good de b'ters I5 the Augxe Tournunent held xt ALIgLlSfdD1 Colleee Mendott went for two du st ylnfv at 1 hotel rn ALIILISCIHI A IWIIILILICI was serxed honorlnv deb iters from 1ll oxer IIIIITOIS 1nd Iosu Iour out of tvxelxe debltes were vyon by Mendota Nefet on the program was the eonferenee tournx ment 'Ihxs year lt took plaee rn DeK1lb 'Ilns yelr the NIL went forward mth mueh sue eess under the le ulershnp of Cheryl Brow n presldent Irltz Wehmeyer nee president and Dune Sehultz seeretlry The freshmln debaters took thelr shlre of the honors this yelr too Terry CLlllIOylC and Inn Owens were the only freshmen The xarsnty debaters ended the LlCb'1IlI1y,, yelr by tlkme part III the seetlonll tournlment held it Clttma There they took flfth plaee The afflrmxtlxe term won one md lost two and the ne ztne suele xxon two Ind lost one The number of tourntments that ezeh debater h is yirtlelpated III are lb follows aekle ohns 4 Ned Weformrek 3 Dune Sehultz 4 Tom Iteoh -4 Kas Morehouse llfs Ierrls Stafford 1 Irene Rleh I Larry Olson alffs Cheryl Brown 5 Bob aeob 2 and Terry Gullfoyle 7 All ot the deblters seem to be of the opnmon thlt all hard work ean be fun nf you really want rt to as they hue eertnnly proxed by thelr efforts thus year . 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Written exercises from the textbook were assigned at the beginning of each weekg then the students were given the op- portunity to use what they had learned as they put together our weekly school paper. The Hi-Light is printed on one page of the Mendota Reporter. This provides for a large circulation of school news and eliminates the necessity of securing advertising. How! ever, since our page goes to press among the first ones. the copy must be in a week ahead of time. creating a problem in keeping the news up-to-date. ll e'lI Plow flue Hub- Uizdei' was the theme of the Homecoming float decorated by coachairmen Norb Hochstatter and Ron Nurnberg and their committee. Tell Me a Story which included Pat Yohn, Elaine Mclntyre, Mary McManus, joan Mauch, Peggy Rider, and Mary Margaret Phalen. After the first few issues, an editorial staff was set up. The procedure was different from previous years, in that any student who was interested in hold- ing an editorial position was given the opportunity to do so for a period of time. Students who served as editors are: Ron Nurnberg, Norb Hochstatter, and Mary Margaret Phalen - sports: Ferris Stafford and Doris Holler - featuresg Phyl Wfatson and Hank Nashold A news1 lrene Rich - circulation, Some of the regular columns, such as MHS Fash- ions and Inside MHS, were written by various jour- nalism students. Others were held by the same person from week to week. These include: Psycho Path by Ferris Stafford and Hank Nashold. This 'N That bv Phyl XX atson. Elevator Column by Doris Holler. Plow Lines by Donna Austin. and Guess Who by Mary Margaret Phalen, Solid Gernnefry D- O' X Typirzg Art I Algebra I Unorld Hixtmj' Ffwlfb MJJ lv. S. Iililfllfj ljugliylv Ill zirfllalllnlzf Speech IT' 1 3 Sflldj' Hall Pbysivs Agrifullure ll 21 Home Et'lH1lllllfL'5 I . 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