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

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CLASS HISTORY Well, here we are, SENIORS at last! As we look back over our four years in high school we remember that we stormed MCHS as Freshmen , twenty-seven strong. We elected Nancy Rausch, John Hammond, Mike Edlen, and Betty Dun- mire as class officers. Mr. Savoie was our fresh- man class sponsor. During this first year we gave a one act play entitled, Wild Cat Willy Gets the Woolys , under the direction of Mrs. Young. We went to St. Louis on our class trip. When we came back our Sophomore year we discovered we had lost five classmates and gained a new one. Our new class sponsor, who has guided us through our last three years, is Mr. Major. We elected Roxie Irving, Judy Major, Sondra Dugan, Nancy Rausch, and Linda McCormick as our class officers. On our class trip we went to see the Car- dinals beat the Dodgers at St. Louis. We entered the state of upper classmen with only twenty-four students, we lost one and gained one. This was the year of our prom, Blue Hawaii , and our class play called, The Little Dog Laughed . We elected John Dennis, Betty Beauchamp, Linda McCormick, John Yeakel, and Jesse Barrett as class officers. We went to Pere Marquette State Park for our class trip. Now in our SENIOR year we find that we have lost six students and gained three new ones. We are looking forward to the prom, our class tri,p and, of course. Graduation. Our class play this year was, Desperate Ambrose . Our class officers are Barbara Lansink, Bill Winter, Roxie I r:v'i n g, and John Yeakel. Farmers National Bank Griggsville, Illinois Parkview Drive Inn Griggsville, Illinois R. H. Anderson Implement Co. Griggsville, Illinois Penstone Orchards Griggsville . Pittsfield, Illinois 20

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c Y P R 0 P H E We now see Miss Kay Kibler, the famous blues singer, is throwing one of her all male parties in Cairo. She likes it that way; no competition. We now go to Kay's chief competitor. Barb Lansink, who sings Rock and Roll. Did someone say Rock and Roll wouldn't last? As we carry on with our chrystal ball gazing, we come to India and who do we see but John Yeakel. John finally made it; he has a harem, 24 beautiful wives. Moving on, we see Joyce Surratt and Betty Dunmire sitting at the kitchen table drinking coffee. They tell us they now receive $ 1 000 . per day for putting snowon a skijump. Now we see Mrs. Alice Scott, a large trailer court in Chicago. She is the owner of As things come into focus again, we see Wee Willie Winter and his jet job automobile. He has won every t r o phy possible. We see that Judy Easley is in the WAC's. She is a Colonel. We see that ten years from now, we, the authors will still be in school. Oh! Will it never end! Jacksonville Foods Jacksonville, Illinois Jim Crawford Trucking Chambersburg, Illinois Darwin Company Jacksonville, Illinois Huss' Men and Boys Clothing Store Beardstown, Illinois 19

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CLASS WILL We the Seniors of 196 0, being of sound body and not so sound mind, do hereby declare this last will and testament heretofore made by us. To the faculty, we will our old test papers so they won't have to make up new ones. To the Juniors, we will our brown noses. They have wanted them long enough. To the Sophomores, we will our ability to be upper classmen without much effort. To the Freshmen, we will our ability to get through four years of high school. We, The boys in band and chorus who drive cars, will our parking places to Mr. Cloyd. And last the individual bequeaths: We, Kay Jean Kibler and Barbara Lansink will our inseparable friendship to Ruth Fuelling and Marilyn He it brink. I, Jesse Barrett, will my ability to go steady with Mt. Sterling girls and get along with their fathers to Bob Clark. I, Betty Beauchamp, will my ability to get my book reports in early to Jay Major. I, Don Bradley, will my ability to play football to Mert Dickman. I, John Dennis, will my gutted mufflers to Edward Barrett. I, Sondra Dugan, will my ability in science and math to Kermit Wheeler and Jug Wilhite. I, Betty Dunmire, will my bookkeeping ability to Margaret Ham. I, Judy Easley, will my ability to get in and out of ditches to Mr. James. I, Mike Edlen, will my brains and ability to goof off and get by with it to Don Hawkshaw. I, Gary Fanshier, will my ability to stay out of trouble and be a perfect angel in 4th hour study hall to Hambone. I, Byron Fuelling, will my curls to Bobby Ham. I, Roxie Irving, will my ability to get along with all the teachers to Russie Allen and Sam Easley. I, Sam Lewis, will my '60 Fury to Butch Dugan. I, Judy Major, will my ability to get in on the tail end of a story to Katie Leahr. I, Linda McCormick, will my laugh to Kay Hobbs. I, Alice Scott, will my ability in bookkeeping to Kay Hobb s. I, Kaye Stinebaker, will my ability to get along with Griggsville boys to Alice Wilhite and Judy Ellett. How about Mike, Alice? I, Joyce Surratt, will my pixie hair-cut to Mr. C1oy d. I, Bill Winter, will my nickname. Wee Willie to Willard McDannold. I, John Yeakel, will the keys to the candy machine to David Buhlig. Villlage Inn R. C. Grey Chevrolet Perry, Illinois Pittsfield, Illinois Skinner Funeral Home Griggsville, Illinois Richard's Shell Service Griggsville, Illinois