Meredosia Chambersburg High School - Chief Yearbook (Meredosia, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1956 volume:

luuum 3ovs olKC ] 5o LEH. 1 SN 5) H $1 o ■ u G KLi L ocHen owe 5c err — — 35-5- I 2 7' .. .1 Ag Shop C.O i O o ? t o s- o 5 v 3 9 rt O fo«A p f tcnce. FoorriJ n Mencoos R A gh School Ado . 9S6 floo K Pmrv tTc ue.' -25' Cent 1 F(ooh j Ia £) P«r5 t L. i is i i We, the members of the Senior Class proudly dedicate our annual to the Board o ion. .to the faculty, and to the parents and friends who have given so generously of their time and money to make the new addition to our school a reality. O X 2 o MR. CHEL YOUNG Principal Superintendent PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE The students and faculty of Meredosia- Chambersburg High School should reflect on the past years with a feeling of great pride in the accomplishments that were made. The past year has seen the fruition of many months' planning by the Board of Education in the expansion of the high school building. This should enable our school to broaden educational offerings and thus give an enriched program. HOWARD SAVOIE Science Senior Advisor Assistant Principal Our student council has been active in promoting student welfare with the acquisition of such items as a PA system, water coolers, and increased recreational equipment. Our student group is to be praised for the increasing number who make one of the various honor rolls and for the increasing number who plan to further their education beyond high school. We are headed in the right direction. Our athletic squads are to be commended for the improved attitude shown and their willingness to go all out in order to make a creditable showing. To the members of this year's class I extend, on behalf of the Board of Education and of the Faculty, best wished and hope for success in your future undertakings. Your careers will be followed with great interest Chel Young PEGGY CHAPMAN Girls' Physical Education - FRANCIS PANKEY Band Chorus CHARLES RUEB Agriculture Junior Advisor MRS. MYRTLE JOY Home Economics Freshmen Advisor JAMES MAJOR Mathematics American History The Chief Advisor Sophomore Advisor V DAVID COOPER Democracy World History Boys' Physical Education English Junior Advisor Henry Allen Clarence Allen 8 J] 9 m SANDRA LITTLE GAA GAA Officer FHA FHA Officer Band Band Officer Chorus Class Officer Cheerleader Annual Staff Nat. Honor Society Class Play Queen's Attendant Homecoming Queen 1.2, 3,4 3.4 1.2, 3, 4 2, 3, 4 1,2 2 1. 3 1.2.3 1, 2, 3,4 4 3.4 2,3 1.2.3 4 DU WAYNE RAUSCH Basketball Football Baseball Track Class Play Annual Staff Student Council Class Officer King's Attendant MARDELL McDANIEL GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 FHA 1,2, 3, 4 FHA Officer 4 Class Play 3 Chorus Annual Staff Queen's Attendant 1.2.4 1,2, 3,4 1,2,3,4 2.3.4 2 4 1.3 2 1.4 10 MARILYN SCHNEIDER GAA FHA FHA Officer Chorus Class Play Queen's Attendant EDWIN SCHEER Baseball 1,2, 3, 4 Football 3,4 Class Officer 4 Annual Staff 4 Industrial Arts Club 1, 2 1.2. 3, 4 1, 2,3,4 4 1.2, 3, 4 2,3 4 DORIS POTTER GAA 1,2, 3,4 GAA Officer 3,4 FHA 1,3,4 FHA Officer 4 Class Officer 3,4 Editor of Chief 4 Nat. Honor Society 3, 4 Class Play 2, 3 Chorus 1,2,4 11 JUDY HOBSON GAA 2, 3, 4 FHA 1,2,3,4 FHA Officer 3 Class Officer 1 Class Play 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Annual Staff 4 Student Council 4 Queen's Attendant 1, 4 MARCELLA GREGORY GAA 1,2, 3,4 GAA Officer 3 FHA 1.2, 3,4 FHA Officer 2, 3, 4 Band 1.2 Band Officer 1.2 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Cheerleader 1,2, 3, 4 Assistant Editor 4 Class Play 2,3 Queen's Attendant 2 Queen of Hearts 4 Class Officer 1,2,4 12 REX TRACY Basketball 1.2, 3, 4 Baseball rT CO cvT 1—4 Football 1.2. 3,4 FFA 1,2,3 FFA Officer 1,2,3 Class Officer 2,3 Class Play 2, 3 Annual Staff 4 Chorus 2 Pres, of Student Council 4 King's Attendant 2,3 Homecoming King 4 BETTY ALLEN GAA FHA GAA Officer Class Play Chorus WARREN DICKMAN Basketball Manager Class Officer Class Play 13 HARRIETT THOMPSON GAA 1,2,4 FHA 1,2, 3, 4 FHA Officer 4 Band 1,2, 3, 4 Band Officer Chorus Class Play GEORGE ALLEN Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Track 2, 3, 4 Football 1 Class Officer 3, 4 Class Play 2 VERA KAY FRICKE GAA 1,2, 3,4 FHA 1,2,3, 4 FHA Officer 2,4 Band 1.2, 3,4 Band Officer 3,4 Chorus 1,2, 3, 4 Student Council 3 FHA Delegate to Camp 3 Class Play 2,3 Annual Staff 4 Nat. Honor Society 2,3,4 Queen's Attendant 3 14 RITA PETRI GAA GAA Officer FHA Band Chorus CURTIS MUNTMAN FFA FFA Officer Basketball Band Class Play Nat. Honor Society Annual Staff 1.2. 3, 4 4 1.2, 3,4 1.2 1,3.4 1.2.3.4 1,2, 3,4 2.3.4 1.2.3.4 2,3 2.3.4 4 JO ELLEN STEINBERG GAA 1,2, 3,4 FHA 1,2, 3, 4 FHA Officer 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Band Officer 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 2 GAA Officer 4 Chorus Officer 3 15 JOHN RUYLE Basketball 3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Football 1,3,4 NORMA WORKMAN GAA 1,2, 3,4 FHA 1,2, 3,4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 FONDA PETRI CHARLES ALLEN FFA FFA Officer Class Play GAA FHA Band Chorus 1,2, 3 1,2,3 1 1 16 p u o p ii is : v On this day, February 20, 1956, we do hereby prophesy the future of our class mates from the view of our magic carpet. As we begin our trip, we see Mardell McDaniel, husband, and twelve little beach combers basking in the sun at Miami Beach. After flying around the Gulf of Mexico, we see the Rancho Grande of Marilyn Schneider. Standing in the midst of her yellow rose garden, she greets us with a hearty Hi Ya'll. Upon entering Oklahoma, a swift rush of air greets us as Rex Tracy whizzes by in his jet propelled plane counting his oil wells to pass the time of day. As we go to Arizona, we find Sandra Little training her cobras to do the Cha-Cha ? Her favorite snake, a giant Boa Constrictor, looks curiously at us as we pass by. Upon entering California, we see Judy Hobson on location making her new picture entitled, The Lieutenant wore Garters. Flying leisurely onward, we suddenly enter a thick cloud of smoke. Thinking it to be smog, we descent to a lower level and find that it is only Curtiss Muntman smoking a ten foot cigar. As we fly along the coast of California, we see Marcella Gregory Floyd and the little Louies I, II, III, surf-board riding behind their huge yacht. Passing the yacht, we fly onward to Hawaii and are entertained by Harriett Thompson and her school of hula dancers. Our time is limited, so we hurry onward to Japan only to find the 17 largest circus in the world which specializes in the performance of fleas, under the direction of Jo Ellen Steinberg. As dusk falls, we find ourselves in China where we are greeted by the tantalizing smell of Chop Suey from Fonda Petri's Night Club in the Aristocratic section of Singapore. We cannot leave Europe without stopping in Gay Pari. Here we see Betty Lou Allen Dior, designing faboulous clothes for the Cor- onation of the Queen of France. Flying on to Italy, we see a beautiful house on the Mediterranean. To our surprise, Vera Kay Fricke lounges on the veranda, and she waves to us as we pass over. Onward we soar on the fulttering folds of our magic carpet toward the vast jungles of Africa. Whom do we see? Tarzan? No! It is none other than Du Wayne Rausch and his trusty guide. Tucker Ruyle. We find them enjoying a hearty meal of bananas and coconut juice. Thinking it isn't safe to hang around, we meander over to Arabia; and, as we look groundward, whom do we see but Warren Dickman being entertained by his beautiful harem. Once more upon our merry way, we travel for a short period and soon arrive in Australia. We see a hopping herd of kangaroos being rapidly pursued by Norma Workman, The Kangaroo Heiress , driving the herd to a nearby water hole. While still in the hopping mood, we jump right over to South America and stop to see the annual Fiesta and the ensuing Bull Fights. Charles Allen takes top honors as the Brancho of Bull Patch ? Embarking once more upon our journey, we glide leisurely around Cape Horn and direct our magic carpet toward Alaska, the Land of the Northern Lights. Here we find Darold VanHyning and Ed Scheer employed at the largest artificial icycle plant in the world. Shouting mush , we quickly depart from this land of snow and ice into Canada which 18 proves to slightly warmer. Here we see a long column of red-coated mounties led by none other than General George Allen. Our magic fuel almost exhausted, we turn again to the U. S. A. As we come in view of the Statue of Liberty, we see the familiar face of Rita Petri busily polishing the torch of this famed statue while studying her play part for the South Atlantic . Suddenly a silver streak whizzes by; and, as we look into the cockpit, we see none other than Professor Doris Potter taking her second trip to the moon. From this point of view it seems that the old class of 1956 has been successful in gaining fame and fortune for themselves throughout the world. Everyone is looking forward to a reunion in the near future. Without further adieu, we hereby declare the Class of 1956 officially exiled from the Meredosia-Chambersburg High School until the year of 2000 , when they will again be reunited for a formal dinner to be sponsored by John D. Rockefeller III. By Doris Potter Marilyn Schneider Vera Kay Fricke Meredosia Nation Wide Store Bradley Implement Co. 19 Meredosia, Illinois Meredosia, Illinois C LASS W I L L We, the Seniors of M. C. H. S. being of half sound mind and body do declare on this twenty-fifth day of May, nineteen hundred and fifty-six, that the following is a true and correct copy of our last will and testimony. We, the Seniors, will to the faculty our regular habits, punct- uality, and the excuses we are so good about bringing from home. To the Juniors, we will our ability to hold quiet class meetings and all our Senior dignity. To the Sophomores, we will our ability to hold long arguements that never get us anywhere, and our extreme quietness in the halls. To the Freshmen, we will our fondness for cokes and candy bars, and our skill for hitting the waste basket with our chewing gum. I, Betty Lou Allen, leave my volleyball ability to Bonnie Edlen. I, Charles Allen, leave my hot-rod ability to Ronnie Potter. I, George Allen, leave my ability to sleep in classes and get by with it to Ronnie Potter. I, Warren Dickman, leave my basketball technique to Ronnie Ellett. I, Vera Kay Fricke, will all the sour notes in chorus to Mary Jean Steinberg. 1, Marcella Gregory, will my ability to argue to Rebecca VanDeventer. I, Judy Hobson, will all the gum wrappers from Democracy class to Mark Unland and Mr. Major. I, Sandra Little, leave all the cob webs in the corners to Spider (Mary) Gregory. I, Curtiss Muntman, leave my membership card in the alcoholic anonymous club to Jim Rausch. I, Mardell McDaniel, will nothing. I need everything I have. Log Cabin steaks, chicken, fish Meredosia, Illinois Savoie Radio TV Phone PL- 43773 Naples, Illinois Jacksonville Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Jacksonville, Illinois 20 I, Rita Petri, will my ability to endure to the teachers of Meredosia High School. I, Doris Potter, will my hidden glamour to Sue Carol Grammer. I, DuWayne Rausch, will my ability to get along with girls to Smiley Ellett. I, John Ruyle Jr., leave my ability to torment Miss Schulte to anyone who wants it. I, Ed. Scheer, will my ability to aggravate Mr. Savoie to Ted Clark. I, Marilyn Schneider, leave my ability to make errors in typing to Karen Yost. I, Harriett Thompson, leave my chemistry ability to Judy Martin. I, Rex Tracy, will to the school all the radiators, desks and objects that are too heavy to carry out; my student council keys to the winner of the duel between Terry Steinberg and Ted Clark. I, Jo Ellen Steinberg, will my ability to get along with Miss Chapman to Alice Barbier, who might need it next year. I, Norma Jean Workman, will my bashfullness (which I haven't) to Alice Barbier. 1, Darold VanHyning, leave my ability in football to David Hawkshaw. E. F. Reller Sons, Contractor Gamble's Store Beardstown, Illinois Meredosia, Illinois Kellogg's Groceries Meats Meredosia, Illinois Bob Jenkin's Illico Service Station Meredosia, Illinois 21 : LAS s II I S T O K Y Eight years mastered, four yet to go. That is what might have been heard from some of the Freshmen students in September, 1952, when they all came back to school to start their high school career. High School meant settling down, working hard, and trying their best to act like, or rather be, ladies and gentlemen. If you had looked this group over well, you would have found thirty-three Freshmen enrolled. They were Betty Allen, Charles Allen, George Allen, Marilyn Allen, John Barfield, Norma Dale, James Myers, Fonda Petri, Rita Petri, Bobby Dawson, Delbert VanHyning, Darold VanHyning, Stella McDannald, Marcella Gregory, Sandra Little, Doris Potter, Mardell McDaniel, John Ruyle, Rex Tracy, Jo Ellen Steinberg, Norma Workman, Vera Kay Fricke, Judy Hobson, Marilyn Schneider, Warren Dickman, Du Wayne Rausch, Roland Ransom, Billy Nunn, Curtis Muntman, Virginia Miller, and Donald Hannel. During the year of 1952, Chambersburg High School combined with Meredosia High School to form Unit II. Due to the combining of the two schools, we gained two more pupils, Harriett Thompson and Virginia Sims. During our Freshmen year, we lost five students. Marilyn Allen, John Barfield, Virginia Miller, Billy Nunn, and Roland Ransom. At the beginning of our Sophomore year, twenty-eight students registered. The end of the Sophomore year found us with a total of 22 twenty-four students, having lost Norma Dale, Stella McDannold, James Meyers Donald Hannel, and Bobby Dawson. We pained one new student, L icille Kennedy. The Junior year found us half way through high school. Out of the twenty-three students enrolled in September, two did not finish. They were Virginia Sims, and Delbert VanHyning. Lucille Kennedy did not return to school after summer vacation. Edwin Scheer also joined us that year. On August 29, 1955, twenty-two Seniors embarked on the last step of their twelve-year journey. During our Senior year, only one student, Fonda Petri, did not finish. Out of thirty-three students enrolled in 1952, a graduating class of twenty-one remains. Hill's Radio TV Phone 1890 Jacksonville, Illinois Hopper Ham Furniture Co. Jacksonville, Illinois Walker Furniture Company Jacksonville, Illinois Myers Brothers Jacksonville, Illinois 23 J IT 24 Barbara Edlen Donna Allen Dee Holder Nettie Jobe Jackie Gregory Joe McDannold ■I Rosemary Rentz Rebecca VanDeventer Mabel Hunter Richard Seymour Marilyn Allen Ronnie Ellett James Rausch Lois Klopfer 7 Shirley Allen 26 Mike Buhlig Mark Unland Joan Newman Judy Allen Eleanor Beauchamp Richard Floyd Dottie Kay Hobson Norma Dawson Susan Greibler 29 30 Ann Perry Elizabeth Jobe Gene Martin Joyce Rausch Larry Edlen Joyce Nortrup Terry Fletcher Sue Ann Reining Margie Hull Sara Petri Georgie Hull 31 Dolores Lawson 32 X r CO CO COOPER'S COMMENTS With our 1955-56 school year drawing to a close, I can look back at our record in sports and feel both disappointment and satisfaction. Our football team, although largely inexperienced underclassmen, did not live up to my expectations. Injuries to some of our key players had a lot to do with our poor showing. Our football record was one win and five losses. Senior lettermen were DuWayne Rausch, Rex Tracy, John Ruyle, Ed Scheer, and Darry VanHyning. In basketball we weren't expected to do very good, but we ended with a respectable season. Our record was twelve wins and twelve losses. The loss of George Allen early in the season hurt us tremendously. The only other senior on the squad was Warren Dickman, so the prospects for next years team look bright. Our baseball season is now half over. Our record to date is two wins and four losses. Our chances are good to end with a . 500 season. Seniors playing on the baseball team are Ed Scheer, Rex Tracy, DuWayne Rausch, John Ruyle, and Darry VanHyning. We have tried to teach in our athletic program the idea of sports- manship as well as the desire to win. We wish the best of luck to the graduating athletes and hope that they can continue their athletic careers in some college or university. 34 FOOTBALL Back Row: Warren Dickman, Mgr., Bill Likes, Mark Unland, Jim Rausch, Ted Clark, Archie Hunter, Larry Edlen, Darrell McDannold, David Hawkshaw, Ray Wilhite, and Coach Cooper. f ront Row: Parry Vanilyning, Richard Seymour, Ed. Seheer, Henry Pool, Rex Tracy, Terry Steinberg, Du Wayne Rausch, and Wavne Goewe; . Farmer's National Bank Griggsville, Illinois Lindsey's Hardware Versailles, Illinois We They 13 Chandlerville 6 0 Arenzville 28 0 Bluffs 36 0 Virginia 34 0 Chapin 14 0 Routt 38 Elm City Produce Jacksonville, Illinois Dunham Insurance Agency Griggsville, Illinois 35 Left- Terry Steinberg Left End Henry Pool Ce.nt'e.v Rex Tracy Ri ht Gviari Richard Seymour Right End Du Wayne Rausch Left Ha(f Right Half FIRST STRIF1G Goewey Quarter baclf HA SIC 1ST HA 1.1. Back Row: Rondell Sims, Curtis Muntman, Dick Hall, Warren Dickman, Archie Hunter, Ronnie Ellett, Mark Unland, Jim Rausch. Middle Row: Archie Brant, Mgr., Richard Seymour, Henry Bool, George Allen, Terry Steinberg, Wayne Goewey, Jack Gregory, Darrell McDannold, Du Wayne Rausch, and Coach Cooper. Front Row: Georgie Hull, David Hawkshaw, Ray Wilhite, Gene Martin, Richard Hickman, Larry Edlen, and Jim Allen SE Progress 7? erort 56 68 Virginia 63 55 Payson 38 PMPC TOURNEY 37 Industry 54 95 Liberty 56 47 Chapin 40 Virginia 56 58 Bluffs 61 54 Perry 53 61 Mt. Sterling 64 49 Routt (-:! 64 Arenzville 81 52 I. S. D. 67 80 Griggsville 77 64 Chapin 60 71 Tallula 41 75 Roodhouse 73 60 Central 70 62 Milton 68 63 Chandlerville 61 87 Liberty 46 VIRGINIA TOURNEY 61 Bluffs 63 REGIONAL TOURNEY 54 Greenfield 61 50 Franklin 48 32 Beardstown 74 37 George Allen Preach Wayne Goewey Goewey Terry Steinberg 'Terrible Terry' Henry Pool Hank Jack Gregory Pork Dick Hall Monk Coach Cooper Hooty 38 cheerleaders Left to Right: Marcella Gregory, Mary Gregory, Sara Petri, Judy Allen, and Sandra Little. Hotel Illinois Jacksonville, Illinois Dottie Kay Hobson Lathrop's Dry Goods Meredosia, Illinois Pet Supply Shop H. E. Huss Sons Beardstown, Illinois 39 Jacksonville, Illinois 40 A. I_ (.'hr toman Grain Co. Meredosia, Illinois Farmers Traders State Bank Meredosia, Illinois ]} A S 12 11 A L I. Ed Scheer T E R m r m w sv U ' Jf Darrell McDannold ■ - ■ — -4 , Terry Steinberg Jack Gregory - John Ruyle Jim Crawford Chambersburg, Illinois J. W. Fry Hersman, Illinois J. R. Vose Trucking Service Chambersburg, Illinois Mike Stevens Chambersburg, Illinois 41 Dick Hall 1955-1956 Du Wayne Rausch BASEBALL ■ •. i , i ■ Henry Pool SEflson Rex Tracy Yost's T. V. Meredosia, Illinois Pike County Propane Gas Co. Meredosia, Illinois T Wayne Goewey Steinberg Motors Meredosia, Illinois Clark's Frozen Foods Meredosia, Illinois David Hammond 42 Farmers State Bank Mt. Sterling, Illinois Bradbury Implement Co. Perry, Illinois Hazelrigg Garage terry, Illinois Prairie Farms Jacksonville, Illinois 43 (i A A Back Row: Janell F., Bonnie E., Norma W. , Lois R., Geraldine K., Karen Y. , Norma D. , Susan G. , Judy A. , Judy I. , Judy M. Third Row: Mable H. , Luella F. , Nettie J. , Sue G. , Rebecca V. , Rosemary R. , Judy H., Mardell M., Vera F. , Joyce R. , Lois K. , Miss Chapm. n. Second Row: Donna A., Marilyn A., Marty G. , Doris P., Sandra L., Dottie H., Marilyn S., JoS., Harriett T. First Row; Mary B. , Lula H., Mary G. , Sara P., Ann P. , Joyce N. OFFICE RS Doris Potter Rita Petri Jo Ellen Steinberg Lois Klopfer Cass Implement Beardstown, Illinois Scheer's Texaco Service Route 67 100 Beardstown, Illinois President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Harry Thomas, Chiropracter Beardstown, Illinois R. L. Shoe Service Beardstown, Illinois 44 HOMECOMING Lathrop's Red and White Meredosia, Illinois Read's Store Perry, Illinois 45 Left to Right: Du Wayne Rausch, Judy Hobson, Wayne Goewey, Judy Allen, Paul Kleinlein, Rex Tracy, Sandra Little, Betty Kleinlein, Mary Gregory, Richard Hickman, Rebecca VanDeventer, and Darrell McDannold. Crown Bearers: Harold Newman and Peg Tracy GRAND MARCH 46 Jacksonville Implement Co. Jacksonville, Illinois Beardstown Dairy Beardstown, Illinois 1) I G PA U A  13 F. F. 4. Sophomores 47 John Nortrup, Insurance Meredosia, Illinois Town House Restaurant Meredosia, Illinois S12NIOH PLAY LJOU CfllTT KISS CflK’OLIHE Emporium, Jewelry Jacksonville, Illinois C. S. Boydstun Lumber Co. Mt. Sterling, Illinois National Starch Co. Meredosia, Illinois 48 «JUKI Oil PLAY Standing: Jim Allen, Glen 3erghaus, Archie Brant, Terry Steinberg, Janet Stotts. 2nd Row: Jim Rausch, Richard Seymour, Rosemary Rentz, Sue Crammer, 'Rebecca VanDeventer, Darrell McDannold, Dee Holder. Front Row: Lois Riley, Geraldine Knight, Donna Allen. GOSH ! Elliott Siace Bank THAT c r n z y s m 1 T H Jacksonville, Illinois F fl m I Ly SHUT V Drs. Norris Jacksonville, Illinois 49 Ella's Beauty Shop Meredosia, Illinois Fre Evans Sons Jacksonville, Illinois Back Row: Donna A., JanetS., Elizabeth J., Grace E. , Sue R,, Judy B. , Annetta H. , Deloris L. , Margie H. , Judy A., Joyce N., Dottie H., and Bonnie E. 3rd Row: Joan N. , Louella F. , Norma W. , Lois R. , Gerry K. , Mary S. , Karen Y. , Norma D. , Susan G. , Mary G. , Sara P. , and Marilyn A. 2nd Row, Lula H. , Mary B., Mable H., Janell F., Nettie J. , Sue G Judy H., Mardell Me. , Marilyn S., Judy I., Ann P. , Joyce R. and Sharon E. Front Rovvt Sandra L., Jo S. , Becky V., Lois V. , Vera F. Harriett T. . Rosemary R. , and Marcella G. Doris P. , Hutton Texaco Service Bluffs, Illinois Floyd Heirman Bluffs., Illinois Arrow Restaurant Beardstown, Illinois Beardstown Implement Co. Beardstown, Illinois 50 rr a Back Row: Archie Brant, David Hawkshaw, Ray Wilhite, Archie Hunter, Gene Martin, George Hull, Terry Fletcher, Phillip Perry. Front Row: Ronnie Ellett, Bill Likes, Henry Pool, Curtis Muntman, Glen Berghaus, Jack Gregory, Mr. Rueb Curtis Muntman Glen Berghaus Henry Pool Jack Gregory Bill Likes Ronnie Ellett Perry Locker Perry, Illinois President V. P. Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sentinal s Standard Station Chambersburg, Illinois 51 Kapps Furniture Appliance Store Griggsville and Pittsfield, Illinois Pool's Grocery Chambersburg, Illinois SIV121ST XI IS ART BALL Kapp's Floor Covering Store Jacksonville, Illinois R M Electric House Jacksonville, Illinois 52 Jack Moore Bluffs, Illinois Don Vic's Sport Center Jacksonville, Illinois Zimmerman Bros. Garage Versailles, Illinois Myers Feed Store Versailles, Illinois Baptist Sound Co. Jacksonville, Illinois Beardstown Laundry Beardstown, Illinois Hoover's Paint Store Beardstown, Illinois 53 President V. P. Secretary Treasurer Reporter Ok1 OFFICERS Ed Scheer Mardell McDaniel Doris Potter George Allen Marcella Gregory President V. P. Secretary Treasurer Terry Steinberg Jim Rausch Geraldine Knight Jack Gregory 1 OK5 OFFICERS Hersman Trading Post Hersman, Illinois Mt. Sterling Implement Mt. Sterling, Illinois Prairie Farms of Western Illinois Loves Bond Store Jacksonville, Illinois Mt. Sterling, Illinois Democrat Message Mt. Sterling, Illinois 54 In September the Senior class elected officers for the Annual staff. Elected were the following: Doris Potter, Editor; Marcella Gregory, Assistant Editor; Du Wayne Rausch, Layout Editor, Rex Tracy, Sports Editor; Mardell McDaniel and Jo Ellen Steinberg, Business Managers; Sandra Little, Kay Fricke, and Ed Scheer, Class Editors; Jo Ellen Steinberg, Vera Fricke, and Sandra Little, Typists; Judy Hobson and Curtis Muntman, Artists. Two members of the Junior class were added to the staff. They were Rebecca VanDeventer and Darrell McDannold. Jacksonville Foods Jacksonville, Illinois Jacksonville, Illinois Jacksonville Monument Co. Johnson's Color Mart Jacksonville, Illinois Steinheimer's Rexall Drugs Secrest Drive-In Jacksonville, Illinois Jacksonville, Illinois 55 II A X ] Gus Nortrup's Station Meredosia, Illinois Margaret Jenkins, Barber Meredosia, Illinois Klump Oil Co. Jacksonville, Illinois Schaefer Funeral Home Meredosia, Illinois 56 Back Row: Eleanor Beauchamp, Karen Yost, Ted Clark, Mr. Pankey, ------Glem Berghaus, David Hawkshaw, Harriett Thompson. Front Row: Susan Griebler, Norma Dawson, Rosemary Rentz, Vera Fricke, Geraldine Knight, Jo Ellen Steinberg. Officers President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Uniform Custodian Librarians Jo Ellen Steinberg Geraldine Knight Vera Kay Fricke Ted Clark Rosemary Rentz Norma Dawson Harriett Thompson Stage Managers David Hawkshaw Glen Berghaus Alice Barbier 57 Attendance Reporter Eleanor Beauchamp C II O R II S Back Row: Norma Workman, Norma Dawson, Jo Ellen Steinberg, Janet Stotts, Mary Steinberg, and Ruth Petri. Front Row: Lula Hunter, Mary Brant, Louella Fuelling, Vera Fricke, Marilyn Schneider, and Mr. Pankey. Schnitker Truck Service Arenzville, Illinois Hagnar'sFarmers Grain Co. Arenzville, Illinois Knight's Poultry Farm Arenzville, Illinois Burrus Bros. Seed Co. Arenzville, Illinois Corner Drive In Beardstown , Illinois 58 STUOE (IT council Each class elected two boys and two girls for Student Council. From these the faculty selected one boy and one girl from each class. The eight chose their own officers. They were: Rex Tracy, President; Judy Hobson, Vice President; Ted Clark, Treasurer; Sue Crammer, Secretary. Mr. Young is the adviser. The Student Council has done many things for the school. They organized the Homecoming Parade and Dance, Purchased a T. V. Set, Managed the pop, candy, and milk machines, and served refreshments at basketball games. Harre Auto Parts Beardstown, Illinois Kroger Store Beardstown, Illinois C. E. (Deacon) Brown Jeweler Beardstown. Illinois Yates Restaurant Beardstown, Illinois 59 I NITI ATION Hunter-Alien Lumber Co. Meredosia, Illinois The Mug Jacksonville, Illinois Simon's Station Meredosia, Illinois 60 Hoy Simmons Meredosia, Illinois The Ranch House Jacksonville, Illinois Gregory Savoie, T. V. Bluffs, Illinois GRAND MARCH Harold Frockwitter Bluffs, Illinois Dr. J. R. Griebler Meredosia, Illinois 61 McCurdy Ford Sales Inc. Jacksonville, Illinois J. O. Sears Bluffs, Illinois Loe Material Co. Beardstown, Illinois Northcut Reither Beardstown, Illinois Beatty Hardware Co. Beardstown, Illinois 62 Illinoisian Star Beardstown, Illinois Myer's Jewelry Store Beardstown, Illinois Tracy Brothers Ecardstown, Illinois LaGrange, Missouri 63 Gym s h o uj J'ville-Springfield Trans. Co. Kline's Department Store Caldwell Engineering Co. Duncan Vernor, Jewlers Hopper Shoe Store Miller Paint Paper Co. Sears Roebuck Company Irwin's Ready-to-Wear The Convalesced Home Henry's Jewelry Store NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY COMMUNITY RELATIONS FUND-JACKSONVILLE B M Floor Covering Kilham's Rieman's Flowers Casler Stapleton Heinl the Florist David Office Supplies Rainbo Paint Paper Co. 64