Milford Township High School - Reveille Yearbook (Milford, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1959 volume:

lx I l HEEL DW!VV The MTHS s chool Emble Nhlford Townsh rp Hrgh School has never had an offrcral school FHA decrded to sell statroner Qf emblem untrl thrs year Thrs year the y wlth a school emblem on rt The problem of sultable desrgn for thrs put pose was taken to the Art Department where Mrss Dlane Zachgo senror art student was gxven the honor of submlttrng several drawmgs from whlch the above emblem was selected Her drawrng was not only accepted by the FHA but was also chosen by the Student Councrl as the off1c1alMTHS emblem An emblem IS a vrsrble symbol of an xdea In our emblem the M stands for MILFORD However IC also represents MERIT that qualrty of perfectlon for whrch we so keenly strive The T symbolxzes TOIL for wlthout to1l lf rs rmpossrble to produce great achxevements The TORCH IS symbolrc of an eternal burnmg SCHOOL SPIRIT for unrted we stand drvrded we fall The BEARCAT a strong brave frghter xllustrates our UNCONQUERABLE SPIRIT m our extra class HCIIVIIICS and rn our regular studres for a quxtter never wms Lastly the BAND encrrclmg the above symbols desrgnates a lastmg bondo UNDERSTANDING AND RESPONSIBILITY between the faculty the b d of Mrlford Townshrp Hrgh School QM Wilt X r oar of educatron and th e students K sf ! 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E.'i'!'Zl ' '-l g , . , , 1 - , Dedlcatlon For mfrnrte shadowy ages Sugar Creek had lazrly babbled through rts course to jom the Father of Waters Undrsturbed It had raced merrrly along rn the sprmg and nearly stopped to rest rn the long dry summer One mornmg the great Father of Waters sent the alarm the commg of a new trrbe A frne mornmg rn 1830 the creek awakened and saw the outlme of a covered wagon m the dlstance A new day had come a day of torl The Whrte Trrbe used the age old ford whrch crossed Sugar ran and danced O for a mrlll It would delxght rn 1ts serv1ce There now would be a Mxll Ford Its task was dedrcated to the turnmg of a mrll Lrkewrse for three years our Semor Class has rrppled and drrfted merrrly ln the streams that eventually flow mto the oceans of lrfe Then one day we the class of 59 found ourselves seniors We realrzed rt was txme to face many new responsx b1l1t1es as leaders a trme for us to make our school a better one As semors we began to real rze more fully the hardshrps rn the world around We began to understand the value of the work of the school board and rts lack of reward recognrzed the age old medrum of self sacrrfrce of our parents rn order that we mrght make the that they share wrth us the great delrght rn each of our achrevements Therefore thrs book one of our frrst achxevements we gratefully dedrcate to our parents and to the members of the school board 12? Cow. 41 XX A Vfc X 1 X f . X 5 jOSTEN'S FINE CLASS RINGS 8: ANNOUNCEMENTS Ken Eslrnger, Agent 2019 Crawford St , Terre Haute, Ind . . . us. . ' ' I - ' . We Creek, and they talked of a mill. How the creek best of these four years of our life. We also knew - 'A Xa- X T I Y ' ff -X . A 1 'I B ff ' Board of Education V L PLUMMER President Glenn O Neal Duane Cust FORREST LAIRD Secretary Arnold Smrzh FRED S. BREWER - INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE john Murray Vrctor Schuldt Phone TU 9-4217 Milford, Illinois Senior Class Cfficers Ll STANDING L I0 R MISS Ann Drttl1nger,Advrsor Mr Brooks Courtrrght Advrsor Harland Schroeder Parlramentarxan Roger Schmohe and Wxllxam Rrngler Reporters Gary Schroeder Sentinel Mr Mrcheal Ferrari Sponsor SITTING L toR Gerald Fox Presrdent Marc1aRedeker Secretary jamce Lauterbach Treasurer IoyceLa1rd Vrce-Presldent Motto Energy and Perszstence Conquer All Tbzrzgs Flower Wbzte Rose Colors Lavender Vzolet and Szlver GFRALD FOX Presrdent of Semor Class Member of Football Squad 3'-4 M Club 2 4 Scrence Club 2 4 Pep Club 3 L1 brarran 4 Reverlle Staff 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 3 4 Class Senunel 2 Vrce Presrdent 3 FRITCH SERVICE SHO HENKE S GROCERX Commercial Refrrberfatron Phone TU 9-4215 Mrlford Illrnors General Reparrmg, A , Z . , , . 9 . . , . P , . . Q 'C 3 l'4, Co-Captain 4: Basketball 1-45 Track l-45 Baseball 9 - 1 ' - 9 5 '- X M E , ' 9 - D 5 . - 9 ,. , , A Q - 0 J ,. mfg , , . . . Y , . , . . , . . Y Seniors LEWIS ANDERSON F.F.A. 1-43 Reporter 43 Conservation CamP 35 Chorus 1-43 Chorus Festivals 1,33 Reveille Staff 43 Press Club 4. WILLIAM BLAIR Band 1,23 Chorus 43 Football 1-43 Baseball 3,43 Tennis 43 M Club 1-43 Secretary Treasurer 43 Sci- ence Club 14 Vice President 4 F F A 13 GFRARD BOHLMANN Revexlle Idltor 4 Band l 4 Track 14 Debate Team 2 Senior Play 4 Parlnamentanan 1 Band Festival 2 4 Pep Band 14 Art Camp l DAI F BRUTLAG Revexlle Staff 4 Band 14 Contest 24 Senior Play Prompter 4 Class President 3, Basketball l 2 Speech Contest 2 WILLIAM DAVIS Band 1 4 Football 1 2 Class Treasurer 1 Class Vice President 2 Dance Band 3 4 Pep Band 14 DORIS DOUD A 12 4 G A A 14 President 4 Queen Candidate 3 Senior Play 4 Press Club 4 Reverlle Staff 4 Pep Club 3 'I ED DOUD Football 24 Class V1cePresidenr l Tennis 14 F A juline Duis F H A 1 4 Vice-Presmdent 2 Treasurer 3 SCICUCC Club 14 President 3 Secretary Treasurer 4 Band 14 Contest 2 4 Chorus 14 Contest 2 4 President 4 Homecoming Queen Candidate 2 Honor Society 3 4 Class President 2 Asst Revellle Fditor 4 Senior Play 4 Art Camp 2 Music Camp 3 Compliments of GEDDES HARDWAR E Milford A -is '31 ik Compliments of COOK'S DRIVE HN! 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MILFORD SUNDRIES Frlm Developmg Drugs Sundnes Phone TU 9-4343 Mrlford 11 NF FOLF1 F H A 13 G A A 12 Cheerleader 2 Tenms Cham pron 3 Pep Club 3 JUDY FRFRICHS F H A 14 Parllamentarlan 2 Projects Chaxrman 4 Cheerleader 14 Revenlle Staff 4 Pep Club Secretary 3 Class Reporter 2 Press Club2 4 Assistant Edltor 4 Lxbrarxan 1 2 Hall Momtor 1 2 JERRY HANKEY Revellle Staff 4 Press Club 4 KEITH HARTBERG Football 14 Band 12 F F A 1 3 Baseball 3 4 Scxence Club 14 Vxce Presxdent 4 Tennxs 4 M Club 1 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 Boys Chorus 4 SHERRILL HEEREN Class Treasurer 3 Queen Candldate 4 Revexlle Staff 4 Chorus 24 Contest 2-4 Band 14 Contest 24 Offxce Momtor 3 IUANITA IANSSEN F H A 14 Pep Club 3 Office Momtor 2 Chorus 14 Festxval 1 Press Club 4 Revellle Staff 4 OTISJESSEE JR Football 1 4 Basketball 1 4 Baseball 3 4 'M' Club 2 4 Sclence Club 3 4 Student Councll Treasurer Revellle staff 4 Hall Momtor 3 4 RICHARD KEEN Sclence Club 1 4 Chorus 4 Hall Momtor 2 4 Track 3 4 Teams 1 2 Revexlle Staff 4 GLOVER'S GAS SERVICE LP Gas Cookmg and Hearmg Maytag Washers and Dryers Phone TU 9 4134 . . , - Q . . . , 9 5 ' - g . s , 9 ' Q . . 3 . . , 5 . , . 1 - 5 , g . . . - Q , S - . l - - . Y ' I. F.H.A. 1-45 Hisrorian 29 Vice-President 35 Camp 25 ,f 5 ' 9 S ' 5 ' 5 V . . . - 3 3 ' g ft. - 5 ' 9 s ' - , . ' S ' I , i - 9 ' . s - 4: 9 1 - ' - 5 5 ' - 5 l 1 1 5 ' Z . . CHRISTINE KNAPP F.H A 1-45 Reveille Staff 4 JOYCE LAIRD G.A A l-4' President 23 Secretary 4g F H.A 1-45 Degree Chairman 4' Camp 2' Varsity Cheerleader 2-45 Band 1-4g Chorus 13: Class VicePresident 4' Homecoming Queen Candidate 4' Press Club 4' Reveille Staff 4. JANICE LAUTERBACH Class Secretary 3 Treasurer 4 F H A 1 4 Treasurer 2 Secretary 3 Press Club 1 Pep Club 3 Band 1 4 Contest 3 4 Dance Band 3 4 Debate Team 2 Ofhce Monitor 4 Christmas Play 3 4 Senior Play 4 D A R Award 4, Librarian 1 Reveille Staff 4 Homecomin Queen Candidate 4 CHRISTINE LUECKE F H A 1 4 Treasurer 4 Cheerleader 4 Band 3-4 Chorus 14 Reveille Staff 4 Pep Club President 3 Class Treasurer 2 Homecoming Queen 4 IANET LEHMANN F H A 1 4 Recreation Leader 2 Historian 3 Presl dent 4 Camp 3 Class Secretary 2 Reverlle Business Manager 4 Press Club 2 Chorus 1 4 Contest 24 Band 1 4 Contest 3 Pep Club 3 Girls' State 3 Senior JOYCE McCAY F H A 1 4 Librarian 4 Pep Club 3 Revellle staff 4 Press Club 4 BILL MCCRAY Science Club 2 3 Band 14 Athletic Manager 1 Clu 1 Press Club 2 4 Reveille Staff 4 Pep Band 1 4 Dance Band 3 DEAN MORGESON Student Council 14 President 4 Football 14 CoeCap 4 Basketball 1,2 Tennis 14 'M' Club 2'4 Band 13 Reveille Staff 4 Baseball 4 Hall Monitor 4 Compliments of ARENDS IMP LEM ENT COMP ANY Congratulations, Seniors 'lrvf Dutchboy Paints, Gifts Mllford CI-lURCHMAN'S HARDWARE R Churchman , v I V 1 Y S , - I. . 5 . Q . g V Play 4g Office Monitor 4g Speaking Contest 2. ' . 9 - s ' 5 'M b 5 - s ' 2 ' ' ' ' 8 L-f 9. - Q 9 Q ' X rv DONNA P FINGSTEN G AA 1 4 Chorus 14 Fesuval 1 3 Lxbranan Press Club 4 Revexlle Staff 4 LEROY PLUMMER F F A 14 Vice-Presldent 4 'M' Club 24 Basketball 13 Football 2-4 Tennxs 14 Track I 2 Band 14 Contest 2 4 Chorus 3 Senxor Play BERNELL REDEKER F F A 14 Reporter 4 Speaknng Contest 2 3 Par lnamentary Team 3 Press Club 4 Revexlle Staff 4 MARCIA ANN REDEKER F H A 1 4 Degree Chaxrman 3 Parllamentanan 4 Homecomlng Queen Candxdate 3 Revexlle Staff 4 ress Club 2 4 Editor of HI LITES 4 Class Re porter 2 Secretary 4 Hall Momtor l 4 Office Monitor 2 3 JOE REEVES Football 14 Basketball 3 Baseball 34 M Clu 14 Reporter 3 Scxence Club 3 4 Presldent 4 Re vexlle Staff 4 Class President 1 BILL RINGL ER Football 34 'M' Club 34 Reporter 4 Chorus 1 4 Operetta 2 Boys Quartet 1 2 4 Ensemble 1 2 Contest 3 4 offlcer 3 4 Press Club 4 Class Re porter 4 Revexlle Staff 4 Pep Club 1 3 ALICE RUTLEDGE Pep Club 3 Lnbrarxan 1 3 Chorus 4 Revexlle Staff 4 GILBERT RUTLEDGE Track l 4 Press Club 4 Revellle Staff 4 JERRY WEESE SPORTING GOODS 816 NI Verm1l1on St Phone 3400 Danvxlle, Illmols ...-Q -5 ,g 2-45 , . 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' 1, I 1 ! ---'S Q ,S - Q S - ...-5 5 5 1 S P -5 - : - 1 v ,Q ,. ,. . ,,.ln , , , b 'S I 11 Q' Q . is I7 7 ,. . 9 . . 1 I 'fl' Q7 pl pl x -- ' 5 Q '- S 'Z Q - 'Z 2 - TYRONE SCHAUMBURG F F A 14 Sentxnel 4 Football 4 Press Club 4 Pep Club 3 Chorus 3 4 Contest 4 JOHN SCHMIDT Dramatxcs Club 3 F F A 14 Revenlle Staff 4 Crescent Cnty Hxgh School 1 2 ROGER SCHMOHE Basketball 1 4 Football 2-4, Track 1 4 Baseball 3 4 F F A 1 4 Secretary 4 Chorus 3 Secretary 3 Class Parlramentarxan 1, Reporter 4 Student Council 2 4 VICL Presldent 3 Homecoming King 1, Pep Club 3 'M' Club 2 4 Vrce Presxdent 4, Senxor Play 4 Re vellle Staff 4 F F A 1 4 GARY SCHROEDER Football 1 4, Basketball 1 4 Baseball 3 4 F F A 14 Treasurer 4 Press Club 3 Chorus 3 Class Parllamentarxan 3 Sergeant at Arms 4 Student Councnl 4 Vxce Presxdent 4 M Club 2 4 Re vexlle Staff 4, Pep Club 3 HARLAND SCHROEDER Basketball 14 Football 13 4 Track 34 Baseball 3 4 F F A 1 4 Reporter 3 Presxdent 4 Class Ser- geant at Arms 3 Parlxamentarlan 4 Press Club 3 4 'M' Club 3 4 RICHARD TRUMANN Band 1 4 Football 1 4 Chorus 4 Track 3 Club 3 4 Press Club 4 Revexlle Staff 4 JOHN WAK EL FY Baseball 3 4 Football 2 4 'M Club 3 4 Senior Play 4 Revellle Staff 4 DIANF ZACHGO G A A 1 4 Treasurer 4 F H A 1,2, Cheerleader 2 4 Camp 3 Band 14 Contest 3 Festival 24 Chorus 3 Festival 3 Revellle Staff 4 Press Club l 4 Homecoming Queen Candidate 1 Art Camp 3 REEVES INS AGENCY Mxlford Ill1no1s Phone TU 9 4210 if ff' af .1 as it-I 54 WATSEKA ELECTRIC CO Watseka, Illxnols Sensor Class History September, 1955, a tlme of apprehensron for frfty one shy and, perhaps, scared freshmen Durrng the frrst few days of our nme months as freshmen, we vxewed M T H S and rts tradrtrons wrth awe and respect We started to functxon as a un1t wrth the electron of class offrcers They were Joe Reeves presrdent Ted Doud vrce-presxdent Jacqullme Arnold secretary Br11Dav1s treasurer and Dean Morgeson Stu dent Councrl member Our class queen candrdates for homecomrng were Chrrstme Luecke and Drane Zachgo We also selected Roger Schmohe and Frank Perry as krng candrdates Roger was crowned krng We were also proud as punch when our lowly class of freshmen had Jackre Arnold and Judy Frerrchs elected second team cheerleaders Mr Goodman, Mr Prersol and Mr Modlmger were glven the responslbllrry of gurdrng our class through the formative months of rts freshman year When It came to extra currrcular actrvxtres, we were well represented rn sports, band chorus and the school clubs Sophomores' Experts on the functrons of M T H S Well perhaps we dld assume a lrttle when we thought of ourselves as experts, but at least we were sophomores rn 1956 Our class offrcers were Julme Duls presrdent Brll Davls vrce presrdent Janet Lehmann, secretary Fox, sergeant at arms Marcra Redeker reporter Julme Duls and Chrlstme Luecke were our candrdares for Homecomrng queen We won second prrze wrth our float In the Homecommg parade The St Valentme s Day dance we sponsored was a huge success Mr Heggen Mr Coodman Mrss Sells and Mrs Johnston were the sponsors and advisors of our class of frfty In scholarshrp arhletrcs and other actxvmes our class proved to be second to none September 1957 we had reached the thnrd plateau rn our lnfe as hlgh school students We were Jumors' Forty four strong Our class offrcers were Dale Brutlag, presrdent Gerall Fox vrce presrdent Gary Schroeder parlramen tarran Sherr1ll Heeren treasurer Janrce Lauterbach secretary Harland Schroeder sergeant at arms Judy Frerlchs reporter The class rmgs were now an essentral part of our wardrobe H Durmg the year we had charge of Homecommg and we had our Prom, Fascmatron On May 27 1958 we bade farewell to the semors Now our class was enrltled to the responsrbrlrtres and prrvrleges whrch go wlth the post of semor Clen Decker 84 Sons CDon and Chuckj MILFORD SALES COMMISSIOIN COMPANY MILFORD ILLINOIS Darly Hog Market Lrcensed 8t Bonded for Your Protectxon Lrvestock Sale Every Thursday Fastern Order Buyers of Hogs 8. Cattle O 0 . . . 0 : , . 3 1 I r 5 1 I 1 ' l . ' 1 1 3 . Q! yy ' ' . . , . ' I 1 1 Q fl YI ' ' ' . . . . . , , ll ly ' . : . . , . 9 . . , . - . 5 3 Christine Luecke, treasurer, Roger Schmohe, Student Councilg Gerard Bohlmann, parliamentarrang Gerald ' ' I 1 r ' , . . . . ' 7 . , . 1 , l . , . - - . . . H H D Y ' , , . . . . . . M . Q . . I . - . - . - ' F i I l ' I s I 1 I 1 ' ' 1 . 1 , - ' V fr - - n , , . . . . . . - - - - u - n Y v 7 Y Class Hlstory It frnally arrlved September 1958 We had reached our senxor year a year of decrslon For some of us If was a welcome year for others rt was rather sad The realxzatxon that we would soon leave the hal lowed halls of M T ll S and each go our separate ways Csome to college and some to lobsl caused some of us to realrze the value of the frrendshxps and knowledge we had acqurred here Durmg this fateful year our class offrcers were Gerald Fox Presrdent Joyce Lalrd V1ce President Marcra Redeker Secretary janxce Iauterbach Treasurer Roger Schmohe Reporter Harland Schroeder Parhamentarlan Gary ichroeder Student Councxl Mlss Dxttlrnger and Mr lerrar1 were our Qponsor and advrsor Thev drd an admtmble job The Homecomrng parade pro ed to be a success for us we won fust wxth our float We 1lG1ve Them t e the Fall of the Xear Blankenberg took our senlor prctures with therr arrrval the seemmgly endless tradmg of prctures wrth classmates started Vrth Mr Courtrxght as our adv1sor we started work on the Revexlle We ordered our announcements from osten s Fmders Lreepers was the name of our play wh1ch we produced on the 13th and 14th of November Vuth the help of Mrs iullrvan who proved to be an rnexhaustxble source of energy the play was a great suc cess Ifor glvlhg freely of her trme and talent to whlp our group of actors 1nto a successful and accept able cast we say to Mrs Sullxvan Thanks Energy and Persrstence Conquer All with thrs motto the class of 59 was ready to enter the world of responslbrllty and adulthood irlver lavender and vrolet were the colors we chose to represent our class Our frnal adventure as a class wrll be our trxp to New York City and Vlashlngton D C 'Io our frrends and schoolmates we grve a sxncere wrsh for success and good txmes 1n the years to come We hope we w1ll be remembered after graduatxon for we shall never forget the frrends good tlmes and happy years we had at Nl T H .5 CLA99 QONC, Food bye We loved our years at Nlrlford C ood bye We now are marchmg onward We ll cherrsh all the yoys and memories l rom our school we ve come to love ,. X K ood bye Our God IS watchmg o er us rig f Qu C ood bye To those we dearly love and trust hood bye HIS mercy goes before us So good bye may God bless you I Complrments of MII FORD CANNING CO Nlrlford Ill1n01s O . . . , . . I . . . V - , . . ' 7 Y 7 Y v 1 - v 5 s l 5 , 1 5 . , . n T V K ic I I .L ' n , . V 9 Y . Y. ,, , . h ' li V. . . Y N . ,, . , .. . . r J Y rt ' N n Y' 7- .. . , c , ' D , . . Y . R V . ,, . - ' Q! ll r , .. , . me - n V- ' 1 . . Y . , , . . , . . 7 7 1 K L ln . 1 . c. t 1 ' , H . . . , - 1 ' , 't . V 7 ' ' - . . , ' I 1 X l , . r , X ,a an R' ' ' r ' ' : ' 6 1, . Tl ' - ' V . 1 , . 1 . . ., f ,I x , pn.: . w f - , Q - . MX i C P . , ' , . l v - . . , Class Poem Each year there comes a tume For the senuor class to guve a lune About uts members so here s the rhyme Presentung the class of 59 Lewus Anderson us quute shy He s very quuet when he goes by Never worrued, that s Bully Blaur He seems to be wuthout a care Gerard Bohlmann comes round the track Runnung fast, he ll never slack l Dale Brutlag luked poetry But after thus, no more for me Bull Davus taps hus feet When on hus drums he taps the beat When e er the class has work to do Dorus Doud wull be there too A senuor boy who s not too loud ls the handsome lad who s named Ted 'Doud Up un the lab Julune seems quuet When Mr Galloway leaves, she s a ruot June Foley thunks a certaun guy ls the apple of her eye Presudent Foxue us quute a guy Hus grades are always rudung hugh When she cheerleads she s really ep Here comes a boy tall and lanky He us of course, Jerry Hankey Trouble wuth homework? The man to see ls Keuth Hartberg yes sur ee Sherrull Heeren lukes to sung Her vuews on boys are quute some t ung Nuta Janssen so very gay Wears a smule every day Junuor Jessee s our quarterback And other skulls he does not lack Runnung un track he can be seen The fleet footed boy us Ruchard Keen Chrus Knapp us a very true fruend For she ll be tauthful to the end Joyce Laurd us a recul cute gal Wu th a certaun boy she s quute a pal Compluments of LASSERS FURNITLRE COMPANY Watseka Illunous Januce Lauterbach us the only lass Who took Math IV the boy s favorute class On her clarunet she plays quute sweet Janet Lehmann uust can t be beat Chrustune Luecke pretty and true ls Homecomung Queen and Cheerleader too Joyce McCoy us neatly dressed For gracuous luvung, she ll pass the test Bull McCroy lukes romancung Wuth a Junuor gurl he does hus dancung Dean Morgeson tackles very hard Some day he ll be All Amerucan Guard Donna Pfungsten goes out at nught Wuth a certaun boy her plans are brught Playung pung pong LeRoy s got A real sharp curve man us he hot' Bernell us our favorute German boy When ut comes to gurls he s quute coy When ut comes to studues leadung the rest You ll fund Marcua Redeker doung her best Joe Reeves us our football center He makes holes for the backs to enter Bull Rungler us quute a fellow Hell sung for you clear and mellow At track meets hugh un the aur, ls Gulbert Rutledge hugh uumpung there Suster of thus hugh flyung boy ls Aluce Rutledge someone s uoy Tyrone Schaumburg us very strong He II fux most anythung uf ut goes wrong John Schmudt rudes the bus He s rather quuet and makes no fuss Football baseball or basketball Roger Schmohe us a star un all Gary Schroeder s on the ball On a certaun freshman, he lukes to call Harland Schroeder us a country lad When ut comes to sports he s not bad Duck Trumann plays sweetly un the band Hus musuc us the best un the land John Wakeley, who us bug and tall Has what ut takes to play football Duane Zachgo s cute and sweet She s also agule on her feet MILFORD FARNI EQI IPNII N1 O Nlulford Illunous . . . , . , . 1 I I . . . y ' u - I I . 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Class Prophecy of 59 The lrttle jet landed wrth a thud Where was I7 Why the moon of course As I stumbled out of the 1etI was greeted by a lrttle strange lookrng man dressed rn a blue and whrte space unrform Upon rnqurrrng I learned that thrs lrttle man kept an eye on the class of 59 whrch graduated from Mrlford Hrgh Then I asked The Lrttle Blue Man Cas I called hrmj to grve me a brref revrew as to the whereabouts and occupa trons of my classmates The Lrttle Blue Man wmked and replred Gladly, gladly Madam We scrambled back rnto the yet and were off Ah, yes, sard The Lrttle Blue Man, Ican see Lewrs Anderson now on hrs father s farm He rs an elrgrble bachelor, but rumor has rt that he s not a bachelor for long He needs a sweet lrttle wrfe to keep hrm company Oh, yes, nerghbors of Lewrs Anderson are Mr and Mrs Marlrn Redeker Mrs Redeker rs the former juanrta Janssen The Redekers own the famous Mrlford Dog Kennels They specralrze rn breedrng Pekrnese dogs They also have two cute pets both grrls named Vrckre and Vernette A few mrles north of Mrlford resrdes a man wrth gray hart a burly beard, and a wrrnkled face Why, rt s none other than Grb Rutledge whose occupatron has been to guard Elphonsos grave A twrnkle rn hrs eyes rndrcates that he rs enyoyrng lrfe Now let s see who s rn Mrlford sard The Lrttle Blue Man Oh look here he sard as he pornted to a flashy srgn on mam street whrch read Plummer s Plumbrng A srgn on the door read Closed for Today As we peered rn the wrndow I saw a dark, well dressed man wrth a mustache puffrng on a crgar He looked lrke he was a well to do man I always thought LeRoy would be a success The Lrttle Blue Man and I clrmbed back 1nto the let Suddenly I notrced that the yet prlot looked famrlrar My' It was Gerard Bohlmann' He drd get hrs wrsh to be the prlot of a yet Our next stop was a prosperous lrttle town known as Vloodworth Here we found Bernell Redeker He rs vrce It seems that joe tows wrecked cars rnto Bernell s yunk yard and joe too rs a success We left Woodworth and stopped at Schwer Here we found Mr Gary Schroeder the Mayor Gary has a sweet blonde harred wrfe and four frne boys Gary says he s armrng to have a basketball team soon The Lrttle Blue Man and I then headed for Lhrcago In Chrcago we ran rnto Mr and Nlrs Rudolph Brutlag Mrs Brutlag rs the former Donna Pfrngsten Both Donna and Rudy were out on the front porch tryrng to put together a broken toy truck Donna explarned that Rudy jr rs so omery that he breaks all hrs toys Near Lake Mrchrgan we came across Harland Schroeder owner of No Srnk Um Boat Company Co- owner of the busrness rs Rog Schmohe It seems the parr lust couldn t part and so went rnto the busrness together At a coclttarl party nearby we found Joyce Larrd Dorrs Doud and Chrrstrne Luecke chattrng garly After I rntroduced the ladres to The Lrttle Blue Man, they explarned that they were roomrng to- gether rn a neat lrttle apartment and all three had robs as secretarres I asked the trro rf they were mar- rred Of course not they replred rn unrson The Lrttle Blue Man shrugged hrs shoulders and we went on We clrmbed rnto the yet and left Illrnors The Lrttle Blue Man rnformed me that janet Lehmann and janrce Lauterbach marrred a part of wealthy handsome twrns from Indrana They are lrvrng rn luxury and are takrng lrfe easy julrne Durs rs working as an assrstant to a handsome chemrst rn Gary Indrana julrne rlvray s seemed to have a screntrfrc mrnd Next we stopped rn kentucky Here we found the former june Foley and her husband june explarned that she was a beauty operator untrl her twrn boys came along Also rn Kentucky we bumped rnto jerry llankey who rs now an employee of a crgarette factory He told us that he rs engaged to a real sweet srx foot tall gal She s yest what I been lookrn fer jerry srghed as we left In Alabama we found Cerald Fox workrng rn a laboratory mrxrng chemrcals Gerald explarned that he wanted to become famous and was tryrng to rnvent somethrng He hadn t decrded yust yet what hrs rn ventron would be RADIO CONDENSER COMPANY Hoopeston Ill Watseka, Ill 9 . . , . . . , . . . . . . . ,, ,, . , , . - - u u ' ' H - . , . . . . , I O . 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' 1 . - ,K , . . , ,, . . . , 1 . 7 ' 0 5 Our next stop was Texas Here we met Mrs Maurrce Seggebruch the former Chrrs Ixnapp Taggmg behmd Chrrs were seven boys They looked lrke starr steps Chrrs told us therr ages ranged from one to seven Also rn Texas was Sherrrll Heeren Sherrrll always loved chrldren Now she rs the head of an orphanage In Salt Lake Crty Utah we found B111 Davrs whrstlmg mernly as he walked down the street B1ll told us he had fmally settled there wrth hrs wrfe and three chrldren He rs earnmg thexr lrvrng by bemg a marlman We headed for Hollywood next Here we found a newly wed couple Mr and Mrs Dean Morgeson posmg for a photographer The couple frnally decrded to get marrred The btxde IS the former Drane 7achgo The photographer rs the successful Mr Ted Doud Also rn Hollywood we found Ty Schaumberg who IS a top teen age rdol Hrs smgmg always was a pleasure to hear and has won hnm fame As we zoomed over the state of Washrngton The I xttle Blue Nlan mformed me that Judy Frerrchs IS a Physrcal Educatnon teacher m a large hngh school rn Seattle It seems that all the boys are wrshrng they could take gu-ls P F I wonder why' The Lrttle Blue Man also told me that Alrce Rutledge marned a young Idaho potato grower He told me that the couple IS kept busy bs rarsmg a large famlly I took a deep breath as we zoomed mto Canada We stopped near the Alaskan border Here was John Wakeley John decxded to be a trapper I understand hrs wrfe owns the most luxurrous furcoats rmagm able' Well happy trapprng Along the Canadran coast we met Dlck Trumann Dlck decrded to become a frsherman and was peddlrng cod fxsh lle told us no other occupatron could be as fascmatlng as thrs We headed back to the Unrted States In the state of Vermont we found Joyce McCay Joyce told us she rs marrled and spends her trme carmg for her two small chxldren and wrrtmg farrytales So far ten of her stones have been publlshed In New York C1ty we found Dale Brutlag who rs a math teacner rn a bm college Ile always was a whra on the subyect when he was rn hrgh scnool In Trmes Square we drscovered a wealthy Jeweler Brll Rnng let B111 Introduced us to hrs charmrng wrfe and talked to us awhrle He told us that Brll McCray IS also resrdrng ln New York B111 1S a famous lecturer on The Harmfulness of Ixarcotrcs The Lrttle Blue Man and I left New York We stopped rn South Carolma and saw lxerth Hartberg who rs a physncxan there kerth told us he has fallen rn love wnth hrs head nurse and plans to marry her soon We left South Carolma and were on our way once more In Florrda we found Otls Jessee Jr Jumor rs now and M D and has a frne wrfe and famrly The Lxttle Blue Man wmked agaxn and sand Let s head back to the moon I nodded and we werf- Off On our way back The Lrttle Blue Man told me that John Schmrdt IS a farmer rn Germany John rs enloyrng a quret lrfe wxth h1s w1fe and mne sweet but bashful chrldren Suddenly the yet landed wrth a thud The Lrttle Blue Man and I tumbled out The Lnttle Blue Man mvrted me to hrs house for a snack Let s take a taxr, he suggested I agreed and he beckoned to a taxr 'Io my surprrse I recogmzed the taxr drrver Why rt was Rrchard keen' When we arrlved at The I rttle Blue Man s house we sand goodbye to Rrchard and went rn I was startled' I opened my eyes' In front of me was a pencrl and a blank sheet of paper I was supposed to have been wr1t1ng the class prophecy of 59 My goodness' I had been dreammg' But then an rdea dawned on me Why not wrrte about my dream?' 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T College U of Nlllhlgdh Bmlogy Inglrsh An PITI QM 'XIAR of lllnnols B9 MS Commerce RU Pll C OODNIAN I of lllxnons 9 Agriculture I DlTll jOll'Nl9l OV Nhamx U COh1oJ 9 C olorado St College llnme lwononncq Qouthem llllnori U ln n rsh Pl Coda QIANI l Y Ol QON Western lll1no1sU C eneral Shop Pl Coach ll M0 CAI LOWAY 'ihurtelff College IQNU I astern Illlnols U U of Illmols Qclence Dnver Iducauon l30llIN1AlNN S C I NI RAI QTORF Phone Mllford TU 9 4449 lloodworth, Illmors .--AB T . ' ' -I S. '. . i -BS U. ' '. - ., . V J. ' '. MB. .' ' . ' -lx. jACfK SHANKS . ' '. .- BS' rad. I-1 gl' , Q, fvh 3 'I 1 .-ISS . . -AB ' 1 ': : Reveille Staff K sl Yr to Janet Lehmann Busrness Manager Gerard Bohlmann Ednor M Courtrrght, Advxser Julrne Duxs Assrstant Edxtorg and amce Laurerbach, Assxsranr Busrness Manager A Q ,fi 3:3 4.0-r FRONT ROW L to R Mr Courtrxght Janet Lehmann Gerard Bohlmann Jul1neDu1s jan1ceLauterbach SFCOND ROW Gxlbert Rutledge, Chrls Knapp Judy Frenchs, Nita anssen Donna Pflngsten MBICIB Redeker, Joyce McCay, Duane Zachgo THIRD ROW Joyce Laxrd Chns Luecke I311lDav1s, Dons Doud Kelth Hartberg, Alrce Rutledge, Richard Trumann, Dean Morgeson, Qhernll Heeren FOURTH ROW Ted Doud, Ty Schaumburg Joe Reeves I eRoy Plummer John Wakeley Harland Schroeder B111 McCray Cary Schroeder TOP ROW l ewls Anderson Gerald Fox Roger ichmohe Brll Rxngler Jerry llankey, Dale Brutlag Bernell Redeker Richard keen and unxor essee in 'X kr -1 1 N Y ,J 6 J Vx L. R.: , ' 9 , ' 5 r. Q ' , J N A K 'za T ' a J- Q. ' 'V 'V' ' v--' fi 'M K ' .3 V NJ XJ L ' 5 J of e 4 1, L. 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I CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right Dennis Neal, Vxce-presldent John Durs Treasurer Bob Rxtenour, Presldent Jerry Frerxchs, Parlxamentarxan Dons Luecke, Secretary Jumors In 1956, our class of srxty entered hxgh school We elected our off1cers and got set for the com1n year Our f1rst test as a class came when we had to buxld a float for home commg We came up wnth the theme of The Butcher, the Baker the Candlesuck Maker In the fall of 1951 we felt more at home Our mam goal was to ra1se money for the yumor year When school was out we had over 3300 OO Our 1un1or vear was crowded wrth actrvxty for us all We had the yoh of gxvmg the 1958 homecommg and the jumor Semor Prom Our theme for homecommg was Indxan Sum mer, and the dance was a gala affa1r after a successful football encounter The Prom was preceeded by the usual fme dxnner wxth a fme floor show and several excellent speeches Then came the dance that w1ll long be remembered We are now looltmg forward to our f1nal year 1n MTHS Left to Rxght Karren Carter, Terry Leverenz, Mike Left to Rxght Ronald Fannxng, Mary Helen Gxllette, Hawthorne, jerry Knapp, Judy Henry, Sherry Krmble. Carol Fruendt, Duane Gexken, Wendell Garrelrs, Carol Ferdmand. Complrments of WATSEKA BOTTLED GAS SERVICE WATSEKA VARIETY STORE Ph. ID2 4528 113 N. Thrrd St., Watseka Watseka, I1l1no1s Jw 0 yt rc 5 I ' , g of 4 . 1 - . 5 . , . .. . A ' -- , , . . w - . . K . I , . . I 3 , ' . . . , . . - . . ,, . - il ' . '1 . ' 1 ' ' ' . l . r - ' ' A Y , . . 1 3 1 ' ' 3 . . 45 Left to Rlght Bob Iuecke, Karen Van Hoveln, Roger Left to Rxght Elsle Anderson, Lester Crow, Laura Davld, Dennrs Salmon, Bob Rom1ne Blau, Gary Allen, Phyllls Bowen Left to Rrght Denms Buhrmester, une Brutlag, Connxe Left to Rxght Helen Probasco, Mrke Ponto, Dorothy Buhrmester, Ted Cook, Ellen Buhr, Nilke Burgett Redeker, john Rrdder, Melody Reeves Left to Rxght Kevln Prtzer, Marllyn O'Br1en, Rlchard Franklin, Glona Mxller, Judy Morgenson Complxments of Comphments of ELECTRONICS ILLINOIS POPCORN COMPANY Watseka Illmors Watseka Illmols ' I f l AW rig lr ,, , ,, .L W F y s 7 I 1- , , L N f fy? . : . J . . z . 'v , V.- -.,,6 'wif I I I dent Sexrx Schaumburg, Treasurer Ruthanne Bohlmann, Presx dent Eyvonne Hennrng, Reporter Rosalxe Smrth, Secretary Sophomores In the fall of 1957 a group of 36 students entered MT H S to become the freshman Class The ftrst thrng we drd as a class was to elect our class offlcers They were Pres 1dent, Lewls Frxtch V1ce pres1dent, Ron Schmohe Secretary, Sharon Long Treasurer, Merle kruger Our Student Councrl represent at1ve was Lmda Beavers Queen candxdates were elected for homecommg They were Ruthanne Bohlmann and Blanche Grllette We were happy to have Mary Lynn O Neal and Rosalxe Sm1th elected lumor vars1ty Cheerleaders After our summer vacatlon, we were ready to begm our sophomore year Class offxcers were elected as follows Presrdent, Ruth anne Bohlmann V1ce presxdent, Lulubelle Mann Secretary Rosalle Smrth Treasurer, Se1r1 Schaumburg Ron Schmohe was elected as our Student Councrl representatxve Our homecommg queen candldates were Blanche Smxth and Blanche Grllette were elected ltuuor varsmty cheerleaders Left to Rlght Jerome Duls, Blanche Glllette, Inez left to Rlght Mike Thorne, Sharon jaskula, Merle Schuette Mary Lynn O Neal, james Edwards Ixrueger, Delores Wxlken Pat Gocken VATSEIXA SHOE STORE NICFALL INSLRANCE AGENCY Dependable Footwear for the Thrxfty We Insure Everythmg Includmg Your L1fe Wafsekaf 11110015 Ph. ID2 2404 Watseka, Ill. , I . . . 5 . - . S 3 , . I I 5 . -Q . 1 A- A u ng , 3 A 1. I vs . . ' CLASS OFFICERS, Left to Right: Lulubelle Mann, Vice-presi- Gillette and Ruthanne Bohlmann' Rosalie a ' ' 9 '- ' ' .. h +I - '57 I S ev 4 N I ,wlgme , , I ' . I l , q Left to R1ght Ronn1e Schmohe, Ronn1e Salmon, Lmda Van Hoveln, Gracy Sloan, john Rudolph Left to Rnght B111 Trumann, Stanley Kmg, B111 Kruse, Louetta Hanson Left to Rxght B111 Morns, Judy McCann, Kathy Trom bley Donald Hallock, Clay Frank11n Q lg - Left to R1ght Sharon Long, Mary Lou bchroede: Doug Pans Lxnda Beavers, Lou1s Fntch LORNA S qmerskefp PARLOR SHOP MAX 111211 s ZEGHYR STATION Novel G1fIS Greetmg Cards Greasmg, Washmg 81 Pohshmg Cars Rt 1 TL 9 4051 M11ford 'I n , 'U 1 if E, 5 1 f E :Q- E 3 I . V,--- Q . -,f -fifo I : ' , , . , ' . 7 7 7! . , . , . . . , . , A - Freshmen FRESHMAN HISTORY In the fall of 1958, there were 43 freshmen who entered MTH S Srnce then, Wrllram Prerc has yomecl us Our class offrcers were Rrchard I-leeren, Presrdenr jerry Ferdrnand, Vrce presrclent Sandra Rrckart, Secretary Harry Grlletre, Treasurer and Mrke Perkms Student Coun crl member Our class queen candrdates for Home- commg werejean Larrd and lxancy Anderson We were very proud when jean Larrd was elected as second team cheerleader Sandra Rxckart Secretary CLASS OFFICERS Left to Rrght Harry Grlletre, Treasurer Rrchard Heeren, President jerry Ferdrnand Vice presxdent 1m Bennett, Parlramentarlan Sandra Rlclcart, Secretary Sandra B arley, Reporter In-r Left to Rrght Bruce Suver, Merle Fruhlmg, Frltch Sandra Schroeder Complrments of DR BERNARD STERN TU9-4260 505 East jones Street Nlrlford Illrnors Wllldon Burldmg Phone 280 Market Street, Hoopeston, Ill1no1s judrth Left to Rrght Susre Fannmg Marsha Salmon, Charles Paul, Larry urgeson Drane Schleef, Elaxne Remers RITENIOLR COINCRETE PRODLCTS For beauty and permanence- Use concrete masonry C W Rrtenour P O Box 96 M1lford,I11mo1s 9 I I l I . l . e . . . S ' S 1 - 1 9 , I v 1 ' l . . . , . . v v : 3 3 1 ' Q J s s . .+ H I - 1 3 , . XA '3 . f Q4 fi we nu Qt, 4 '. l' A , ri .A . ' 1 ll U C5 1 Q - 1 7 K 2 'wr 3 Q is T for nv I' A -fu f . 1 -.4 Qui Y if 4 5 + : ' : ' ' , , . J , ' ' I . - , 1 1 I 1 L Q . . . , - . . Left to Rxght Barbara Reeder, jerry Ferdlnand, Bob Beavers, Glorxa Fannmg, Rxchard Crow, Mary Lynn Wagner 'QQMZZ Iefr to Right Carol esiee, Carol ustlce, Ienda Newtson Bob Drew, Eleanor Houmes, 'Ierry Rothgeb Left to Rlght Dennis Krueger, Norman Anderson, Joyce Torbet, jean Lalrd, john Wood, Joyce Blarr left to Rlght Brenda Iehmann Kenneth Lehmann Sandra Lehmann, Mlke Perkins, Nancy Anderson Marsha V11 hamson GARDEIN DRFSS SHOP BI LO MARKET Phone ID 2 3410 Nuf Sed Wacseka, Ill Wacseka Illmors 51 Q V1 . Y Y NC um. l L 7 Y I-...mn 4 2 ,' J . ' ' J A - 3 A 1 7 , . ' - - - 1 ,. . . 1 - f ' , , . . ' a Senior Play Before Curtam Culpnt IS caught Make up, Everyone Nma Celeste Gerald, Mrs Sullxvan Daddyll Get hmm, Daphne Wllbur and Hercules Mr Quxgley Wowl' look at the mght shlrt Why, Judy' The Cast Fmders Creepers was a comxc mystery play wr1tten by Donald Payton Under the able d1rect1on of Nlrs Rosahe Sulllvan, If was a huge success and drew large crowds both nlghts lt started out to be a very ord1nary week end wxth Wrlbur and Hercules gomg to Here s uncle's home for a v1s1t Thmgs became Compllcated when the boys found they were v1s1t1ng a funeral home The play IS hxgh lxghted when the supposedly dead Mr Qulgley parades around rn hrs brrghtly colored mghtshxrt, scarmg the daylrghts out of Vhlbur and Here The clxmax comes when Claude the caretaker, and Daphne, the mard, become engaged whlle Daphne IS busy capturrng the culprxt fomplxments of ClTI7ElNS STATE l3AlNlx 'Xlxlford Illmols - Q ll ' n rr rv ' u 1, . .. T , W- , ,W A , -,M , . ' - W' JK -- -. . , -.., , Ya, i. W., Z . - . 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' 1 . 7 . , , Y . . . . t , . , Student Councll OFFICERS I. to R Dean Morgeson President Gary Schroeder Vice Presldent Sherry Kimble Secretary Ronald Schmohe Socral Charrman JUHIOI' jessee Treasurer Mr Brooks Courtrlght Advisor THE WORK OF THE COUNCIL The student councrl meets regularly each month and other trmes as necessary put on the the Chrrsr Thls year they freshman party mas party, and several as sembly programs They also sent the entlre councrl to the dlSff1CC conventlon rn jollet Money for these act1v1t1es and other necessary expenses IS earned from the sale of concessrons at games and from the operatron of the pop machme During the year the coun Cll wrth the collaboratron of the student body developed a code of conduct and a code of dress for MTHS students Copres of these codes were framed and hung on the walls of the school Used clothmg was also collected and sent to CARE The councrl does not assume dlsclplmary respons1b1l1ty but rt uses 1tS Influence to keep the attrtude and conduct of other students on a hxgh plane W wr A C- STANDINC I to R Carol Iruendt Dennls Neal Roger Schmohe Mlke Perkins Linda Beavers SITTINC' Dean Morgeson Sherry Krmble JUHIOIJCSSCC Cary Schroeder Ronald Schmohe Mr Brooks Courtrlght VIC SPREHE JEWFI RY J 811 MACHINE CO There s no present Irke the Tlme Productlon Machmxng Phone TU94127 Milford Otls lessee Mllford IlI1no1s o - 4 , Q , , s 5 . ,, N 5 1 l 1 ' l Y I i I Y I - 1 - , I ' 1 , - .,..k. 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A 1 , s , h A w A H1 'v f K I J , il 9 z V 19 Q' I 1 A I , I 4 - 1 - I ' , , , , . rl A Y D U I Y I ' ' ,4 fr 1 ' ' D ' - ' ' 1 1 - 1 Future Farmers of America The seventh perrod on the flrst Wednesday f each month was set up at the frrst of the year as the regular meetmg trme of the FFA and FHA In addltron to the regular meetrngs we held a hay rrde wrth the FHA rn October We contnbuted a float to the homecommg parade The day after Thanksglvmg vs attended the lrvestock show IU Ch1cago In February we had a basketball game mth Clssna Park FFA and we had a Svum party IU March OFFICERS L to R Harland Schroeder Presrdent Le Roy Plummer Vxce- Presxdent Roger Schmohe Secretary Gary Schroeder Treasurer Tyrone Schaum burg Sentmel Bernell Redeker Reporter STANDINC Mr Goodman Advxsor uf ,pf ,A lrv '7 'C7 - SITTING L to R Tyrone Schaumburg Gary Schroeder Le Roy Plummer Harland Schroeder Roger Schmohe Bemell Redeker SECOND ROW jerry Ferdxnand Harry Glllette Wendell Garrelts Mr Goodman Jerome Duns B1l1Cruse Norman Anderson james Bennett. THIRD ROW Bruce Suver Bob Wtllxams Dennrs Buhrmestcr Ronald Schmohe Kevin Prtzer Kenneth Lehmann B111 Pierce FOURTH ROW Ellert Buhr Rrchard Crow Ronald Salmon Levus Anderson Dennls Salmon Merle Fruhlmg Jerry Frerxchs Ted Doud Glenn Decker Cattle Don Decker Cattle Charles Decker Hogs DEClxER S MILFORD SALES 81 COMMISSICIN CONIPAINX Phone TU 9 4111 Mllford Illmoxs Lrvestock Sale Every Thursday Llcensed 8: Bonded L S D A L1vesto ck Marketmg O .1 1 . 'g :'. NC' . . , A . . We ' 1 7 , . . : 1 Q 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - 12 I - I , . s 4 ,, C S i - + :' ., - -' 1 J 1 .. .1 .2 :L 51 ,L H AN I ,X I W y I, ,lx wx' , , , ll 1 rf 1 '- -- - 1: w' I S1 ' N. T1 H3 A' ,X-51 5 , ' ' -I Mx fo Q xx- x . ., I 'I 1 'Ir' .- ' :es sr 34 . Nf ., -, 1 Vs 4 9' , ,f , 1 Q . . I .,.,,.o M ,, ,,. 4 3 1 1 1 1 1 ' 5 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 5 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 o 1 1 1 f i r 1 1 ' . I I ' 1 . . , . . Future Homemakers of America The FHA had a very actrve year under the leadershlp of Presldent Janet I ehmann In October we made a float for the homecomrng day parade November found us preparrng for and holdrng our annual Sadle Hawkrns Dance Heart S1ster party was held rn February and a Daddy Date Imght was held 1nNIarch Our malor actrvltles ended wrth a trrp to Chrcago where vue took rn '1 shoppmg, tour of Niarshall re ds a sry e show and a tour of the Xler chand1se Nlart In all rt nas a verx sarxsfyrng and bene- frcral year SEATIID L to R Sharon Long, Secretary Dons Luecke Vxce Presrdenr Janet Lehmann, Presxdent Chrxstrne Luecke Treasurer Mrs Johnston Advlif Lrnda Beavers Recreatxon Dorothy Redeker, Hrstornan Joyce Land Degrees and Judrth Frerlchs Proyects Chaxrman 5 ll SITTING L to R Sharon Long Dorls Luecke Janet Lehmann ChI1S Luecke Mrs Johnston FIRST ROW Jean Laird, Barbara Reeder, Inez Schuettee, Lxnda Beavers Dorothy Redeker Joyce Lalrd, Judy Frerxchs, Marcia Redeker, Nancy Hoover, Sandra Rxckart. SECOND ROW Joyce Blau Dlane Schleef Chrxs Knapp Judy Frltch, Joyce Torbet, Glorla Fannlng Janxce Lauterbach Sandra Schroeder, Susie Fannxng THIRD ROW Lrnda Newtson, Kathy Tmmbley, Joyce McCay Marsha W1Il1amson, Carol Jessee Sandra Lehmann Brenda Lehmann Lou Ftta Hanson Linda Van Hoveln, Mary Lynn Wagner FOURTH ROW Mary Lou Schroeder Fyvonne Hennmg, Juanita Janssen Marsha Salmon, Nancy Anderson, Sandra Barley, Judy Morgeson, Laura Blarr, Julme Duls FIFTH ROW Sherrill Heeren, Glona Mrller, Elsxe Anderson, Fleanor Houmes, Marllyn O'Br1en, Dons Doud, Karen Van Hoveln, Carol Justxce, Flame Relners, Connre Buhrmester 0 J ' iff l . . W A , I g Ia V.,- - 7. . L . . , V . F' l , . fl v I ' STANDING, L. to R.: Inez Schuette, Reporter, Marcia Redeker, Parliamentariang A .A - 1' l M Club Regular meetings of the M Club were held at night on the third Monday of each month. In order to raise money to buya movie camera to take pictures f our football games, we sponsored a bas- ketball game between the faculty men and some of the high school boys who did not to out for basketball le cleared over 350 OO I ater Nl we held 1 similar came be tween o r fdcultx 1 I le Cissna Park faculty where we split the profits Ile also sold smelt shirts to thc stu dents to raise money for film OFFICERSL to R Bill Ringler Reporter Mr Shanks Dennis Neal President Mr Olson Roger Schmohe Vice President Q 5 my '27 ,,,.-v C' fn! SPATI DI to R Mr Olson Bill Rlngler Dennis Neal Roger Schmohe Mr Shanks SFCOND ROW Dean Morgeson Dick Trumann Ronald Iannxng Kevin l'llfZCf joe Reeves jerry Knapp TIIIRD ROW Keith llartberg Ronald ichmohe Cary Allen llarland Schroeder Gary 'Schroeder Qtanley lung FOURTH ROV' I eRoy Plummer ohn Rudolph, Richard Keen john Duns, C erald Box unlor essee john Wakely RIFCIII-S TIVXNDARD SI RVICF MILFORD SRI LGA? SI RVICI' TL 9 4647 Nlilford Illinois Dallas 'Nlichols Prop I jones N11 ford IU 9 4543 ri 2 I S L o . - I ' t . X b fr, X' R. u an 1 Y t K. -K KVL s f 4 ' u . 1' .nt II A I r v Y K 4 L 1 X . . ', I . .1 L , ,, ., . 5 - 'I -Q Lie I I 1 5 1 ir ' Q 1 Q .. Q , - . .. - r.. V 8 ' 'Y .. - , U l . - i M .2 2.1 S, Z7 l '? l 5- .. v 0 .... 4 , ': ' v H . 2: ,fu '- l ,. r 5 I' 1 if .Y 9 :I . F X I A 5 . I x 3 A h X , - y ,X it ff .I -1 . : . , ' , , , . . .- ': . . , 7 : I I Y ' : I e , 1 , . , t ,. ' . ': - ,J 1 ' Q IJ .l 1 ' . , -- ,Q - 1 ,L 1 .tu . - , , A 1 ,, l ' ', B1 Phx Chu offx cers were elected durmg nn IFDPICSSIVC bonfxre Ceremony 'lr the end of the 1957 SQ ye'1r A mener roist and hnyrlde an 'mnual evenr, wqs also fn pfzrt of the evenmq prof.,r'am for club members 'md guests The followmg members were rmtmted into the club during the October meeting jenn l 'urd, C 'lrol lessee Mftry I ynn W fxgner R ol 'ln d Schmohe Nhke Perkrns, X C zroll ruendt lhe prorrnms of the yenr included C urrent I vents, Nt'1r Cfwxng, Nlen of Scnence 'ind Sdtellrre Revxew 'llme club plxced the weekly newspfnper Current Scnence 'md Avmtron ln the school l1br'1ry 'ns plrt of nts progrsnm to further science 'md wc qufunt non members with the events of the lntern1t1on'1l Cyeophyslcfll X efmr A donfltnon of82Ow1s l1I'1ClC to the lleflrt l und rx, U 3 f-. QFATED L to R Miss Dlttlmger Gerald Fox joe Reeves, jullne D019 fonnle Huhnnester Sl COND ROW Judy Henry, Mary Lynn Wagner Rosalxe Smlth Carol jessee, Carol Fruendt Qherry Kumble jean Land llllRD ROW Mary Lynn O'Nea1 jerry lrerlchs Ronald 'ichmohe junior lessee Rxchard Keen Roger David Keith llxrtberg, Mxke Perkins Bl-N FRANKLIN STORF C IIKFN QINCI AIR Sl RVICI 129 I Jones 'Street Goodyear llres and Accessorles Mllford, llllnors Wheel B fxlancxng, Car Washxnh and Vlaxmg Glrls Athletuc Assoclatlon lnder the untrrrnb, leadershrp of Mrs Rosalre Sulllvan the C AA had 1ts most actrve year for a long, trme Nleetmgs were held regularly each month on the thrrd Nlonday at OO In addrtlon glrls could earn pomts on Frxdav mornmgs and t several specnal events These pomts lead to awards accordxng to rules set up by the state 0fflCC ev The MAA sponsored a dance ln lebruary and a swrmmrng, party at Danvrlle rn March SEATED ON FLOOR L to R Blanche Grllette Parllamentanan Diane Zachgo Treasurer Mary Lynn O Neal, Reporter SFATFD ON CHAIR? L to R oyce Laxrd Secretary Dons Doud President Ruthanne Bohl mann Vxce Presrdent Mrs Sullrvan Advlsor 'E' 'W an ' if Q' SI-.AIFD I to R Blanche Clllette Joyce I and Dons Doud Ruthanne Bohlmann Dlane Yachgo Mary I ynn O Neal FIRST ROW Mrs Sullivan Jean Laxrd Barbara Reeder Joyce Blair Judy Fntch Susle Iannmg Judy Henry Sandra Rxckart QFCOND ROW Karen Carter Sharon Jaskula, Gloria Fanmng Sharon Long Mary Lynn Wagner Sherry Kimble Lxnda Newtson THIRD ROW Rosalle imlth Judy Morgeson Phyllis Ann Bowen Carol Ferdinand Laura Blau Eyvonne Hennmg Melody Reeves FOURTH ROW Donna Pflngsten Marsha Williamson GlonaNlxller Marxlyn O Brlen Karen Van Hovlen Elsle Anderson Linda Beavers Connie Buhrmester MEX FR Q DRY GOODS STORI- SEAMAN INSURANCE Esrabllshed 1897 Fnre Casualty Marrne Lrfe M1lfOrCl, Illinois 401 F Jones Street Dry Goods, Ready to Wear Mxlford, Illxnors TU 9-4044 o Q o 0 0 , L I A I 1 I ,Y 2 PM. ' ' ' M , . . 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A , 1 I X I 1 J ' f ll I-' Press Club Durmg the past year the Press Club has been puttmg out a HI LITPS lssue each month The Club and members have trred to make each Issue mterestrng and excrtmg, but yet different The gossrp column seems to have made the bxggest h1t among the readers R SI- ATPD L to R Marcia Redelcer Mr Salazar, Judy Ifrerlchs FIRST ROW Cllbert Rutledbe Sherry Ixlmble Joyce Hasselbnng, Joyce McCay, uamta Janssen Melody Reeves 1518116 Zachgo Sl COND ROW Sandra Barley, Donna Pfmgsten Joyce Laird Christine Luecke, Connie Buhrmester Mary Lynn O'Nea1 Iyvonne llennlng 'IHIRD ROW Dons Doud, B111 DBVIS, B111 McCray, Tyrone Schaumburg Ted Doud Dick 'Irumann FOURTH ROW Joe Reeves, Bernell Redeker B111 Rmgler Jerry Hanlrey, Roger Schmohe Lewis Anderson Harland Schroeder HOLMI S MOTOR CO CHICAGO STORE M11ford I111no1s ll atseka, I111no1s TU 9 4551 Plankael Goetz Co ' ' ' cr ' n NL xy My ,,. .fix , l , A , id . .4 . ' I I 1, L '1.5:H?,f I 1' 1 f A I I f C , , iv, i l 4 -'S , J ew ll lr T- ' -x .1 I h : ' ', . ' ' . . : ST P ,. G , . . J . 1 . 1 - -H , 1 - . , . , . v ' u , - 1 , 1- . Z . . ' . ' ' 2 1 1 I v ' 7 Band CORNETS STANDING L to R Michael Burgett Gary Allen oyce Laxrd Roger David Douglas Paris. SEATED L to R Sherrill Heerm Carol Ferdrnand andra Lehmann Luecke LOWERBRASS STANDING L to R Joyce Hasselbrrng Terry Rothgeb LeRoy Plummer Dorothy Redeker SEATED L to R Dale Brutlag Robert Beavers Gerard Bohlmann STOCKLAND LLMDER COMPANY Farmers and Burlders Hardware Fencmg Trle Pamts Phone MUrray 2 3400 Stockland Illmo1s SUUUQI 4-ns 4 fwuaxll K PERCUSHON sms 0 YZ 'KO sy L to B111 Davxs, Judrrh Henry B1llMcCx-ay Chrlsune Q , - .: . , I , J - , . S , . Y D Y , I -. S FS x 95 ' S- ':. ' aQ5CHAMPWNS ' ' Tx!-' , , bl :' ' R: ' ' ' Band COLORGUARD L to R Carol Fruendt Karen Van Hoveln Dons Luecke - D G MAJORETTE Melody Reeves fy 'G I Ex Ax ,-f O REEDS BACK ROW L to R Elsxe Anderson Dlck Trumann Duane Gexken Bob Romrne Mxke Perkms, Larry Iurgerson SECOND ROW, L to R Janet Lehmann, Carol justlce, Eleanor Houmes, Mary Lou Schroeder, B111 Kruse. THIRD ROW, L to R Sandra Rrckart, julxne Duxs, Melody Reeves, Inez Schuette, Sharon Long, Mr Ferran. FOURTH ROW, L to R janxce Lauterbach, Mary Lynn Wagner, Lenda Newtson, Drane Zachgo. CARTER MACHINE SHOP MIDWAY CAFE Weldmg, General Repau, Blacksmlrhmg joe Lorrame Phone 9 4395 Mxlford, Ill1no1s M1lford, Illmoxs , 9 si A I if - J, I N if 5 I ffi, fi 1 1 1 G ' 1 ' .. , I - P 2 I 9 -. Xin N Zz M1 - , ,z - Q ' f. J 1 j l. Z6 v l fa RQ U : 7 Y . 1 . l D 1 Chorus , vr -N fl , M 15: 4 5 Q9 BOTTOM ROW L to R Mr Ferrarr Yuelma Carter Sandra Schroeder Julme Duls Dlane Schleef, Nancy Hoover Judrth Ilenry SECOND ROW Melody Reeves judrth Niorgeson Donna Pflngsten janet Lehmann, Nxta Janssen Laura Blarr, Joyce Torbet THIRD ROW Marsha Salmon, Sherrill Ileeren, Carol Ferdmand Chrrsune Luecke ClO1'lB Mrller Sandra Barley TOP ROW Carol jusuce Dorothy Redeker Karen Van Hoveln Alice Rutledge, Nlanlyn O'Br1en Doris Luecke, and Elame Relners 17 if SENIOR GIRLS TRIO L C0 R Sharon Long, ulme Duls, janet Lehmann, and Shernll Heeren Henry SECOND ROW Sharon Long, Glorla Mrller, Melody Reeves TOP ROW Carol Ferdinand Dorothy Redeker, Karen Van Hoveln, and Chrrstme Luecke ' I g VA ,,,. QQ, X -Zfbx 6,8-lg: I . I i me Y . -Z ' -1 A Y 3 . . Y I I ' : ' 1 - 1 9 0 Q Z , , 1 , . . : , , , I , . 6 Q . I, U 9 Q Q7 1' Q I S: 3 1 ' ,Q Y L. to R., FRONT ROW: Ruthanne Bohlmann, Judith . : ' , D 9' 3 -x-s. , , X 1 4 , ' .3 - gr 5 Chorus if '-l xgr? .1 K if 'I' 1:9 FRONT ROW L to R Jerome Duns, Rrchard Trumann, Kerth Hartberg, Douglas Pans Mr Ferrarr SECOND ROW Kevm Prtzer, Lester Crow, Stanley Krng, LeRoy Plummer Tyrone Schaumburg, Kenneth Lehmann TOP ROW jerry Frerxchs Lewis Anderson, Brll Rmgler john Duls, Rrchard Keen and Richard Heeren i 1? L to R Sharon Long, pranr st, Chns Luecke julme Duls Brll Rrngler Mr Ferrarr, Sherrrll Heeren, and Melody Reeves L to R julrne Dms, Brll Rxngler, Rrchard Heeren, Kenneth Lehmann and Tyrone Schaumburg TOP TO BOTI' OM Dorrs Luecke Sandra Barley, Louetta Hansen, Joyce Torbet, Mary Lynn O'Neal, and Rosalre Smrth ' ' ' . an , - .S 7' and T' 22- f- f , R F my K g' O L llii f-re? R 5 L x f ' . W A q -' N- , 3 In K O 'K VV ll so 0 u X. g , n . I ' ,T g Q 2 , - , ,I Q P . V 5 , . .: ' ' ' ' , . '. : , . : , . . . , . . , . I . . , . . y . -1: 3 l '3- ' 1 B B F e-. ? 40 ' . , ed 1 . f - ww' Q ggi! X ig 3 1 I y 1 if V R 'E N' L. . : 3 ,B L I swf ,. - V .f f ' 7 9.- BOTTONI ROW I to R Helen Probasco janrce Lauterbach Carol Fruendt Nlary Helen Glllette SECOND ROW Marcla Redeker Nierle Krueger Dean Morgeson janet Lehmann julxne Duls TOP ROW Gerard Bohlmann junior jessee Dennrs Salmon Rlchard Keen Doris Luecke -rn!! Monitors Monitors at MTHS perform a service to students and fac ulty by carrymg messages to and from the offrce mak mb, announcements checkmg passes and helpmg to mam tam order rn the corrxdors fhey also Conduct V1S1I0fS to people they vnsh to see and collect and record the names of absentees Helm, a momtor IS con sxdered an honor by the au dents as selectxon is based upon maturity dependabxhty and scholarshlp Z I1brar1ans serve the students and faculty by checkrng books m and out keepmg magazxnes rn order and keep mg the book shelves orderly -X surtable pm IS awarded each lrbrarlan on Honors Da SFATI-D l to R Donna Pflngsten Gerald Fox Phyllxs Bowen STANDIINC B111 Rogers Qandra Qchroeder C arol jessee Joyce Mcfay and Mr Kennard IARM VXI RI M sl AIION PRAFI 9 DRUC QYORI Paul Huckstedt PISSCYIPIIOUS a speclalty TU 9'4322 'khlford Ill1no1s Phone TU 9 4326 Milford Ill1no1s Tradition sg ' , J A I li U1 Perhaps you have seen the old Indxan hatchet several trmes as you browsed past the trophy case Perhaps you ve questioned the meanmg and hlstory of that old Indxan hatchet which has dozens of multrcolored rrbbons at tached to the handle Therefore as a Senror, I feel it IS my duty to pass on to you students of M T H S the hxstory and symbollc meanrng of this tradxtxonal hatchet Nlany years ago when M T H S. came mto exrstence a senxor felt that hrs class should pass on to the succeedlng class a symbol of their trials and joys Although complete detarls are lost to hrstory ll IS reported that the head of th1s hatchet was discovered rn the earth removed for the foundatron of this buxldlng An Indran symbol seemed very approprrate for the Indxans were the former mhabrtants of th1s county Thus the hatchet was chosen Each year as an Indxan brave mlght have passed the hatchet to his son with hrs blessings the semor class entrusts xt to the juniors to protect and revere In the form of rrbbons the colors of the deparrmg semor class are attached to the hatchet s handle to remarn as a permanent remembrance of that class In a ceremony known as the Hatchet Oratlon the presldent of the senior class gtves xt to the pumor class presxdent szgnrfymg the passrng of responsibility and power from one class to another In lxke manner thxs hatchet has been passed from class to class untxl the present day gatherlng tradxtxon rdeals, and a noble spxrxt from the brave splrrts who worked at Mrlford Hxgh School DRINK REG Us ,H on 1405 E Mam Street Danvrlle Illxnors Lloyd fDo cl Cunnrngham K 1 DANVILLE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO - Football L. to R. Coach Shanks, Capt. Fox, Capt. Morgenson, Coach is 4 - f 5 . u r lx .U r I X , A'n . f DEFENSE L. to R. lessee, Blair, R olph, Morgenson, Ringler. at Q' Olson 1 -li L! lind Gerald Fox Roger Qchmohe ll nlfback U 'liz Harland Schroeder 1 ., xv' Quarterback Q a jr. lessee 5 I ,. Q z . . vu J . ,. , , 'YP' Guard Tackle Dick Trumann Bill Ringler Halfback nennisweal mwoanxaoru AAA Rmtlm MILFORD HERALD NEWS F d Route 1 Phone 'ut fr-4555 We Serve Southeastern Iroquois County John iudolph Modem Unlfs I Football Offensive Team L. no R. llartberg, Neal, Schroeder, Truman, ll. Schroeder, Xialceley. v ' g Tackle Center F Hb k Keith Harrberg Joe Reeves L1 BC Ron Schmohe Halfback Bill Blair L F, Tackle Guard Gary Schroeder Dean Morgeson A Q- ,-, . -- -rf: . --. , rf -fe . A Aff, S4 f, 1 R' gc 4 fi -2Lf.?'1'iZfLlZ'5 qi l ' lffff ' .. ' ef,-muff '- - fg-'-fi mf ur ,gm-fE,E4,1-f S if-1531 9 , 1 M ,' ,'Ef?34s4 EQ 51 53 r . QS ' B I 4 w LBA' 'sv 'A 1' S Q3 , -' wi' nf' M N ,I w 2 -, Guard 'i :J 1 ,1 15,1 ,gh ,,L M 'g ,J . I 4 A , V l l' . A ' . . John Wakeley , lolz-' ff E - .wh-,lliclfrvfiralailrrrri ... ,A Compliments of: REEVES BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION co. SCHAUMBURG CHEVROLET SALES Milford, Illinois Milford, Illinois Phone TU 9-4223 Homecommg if X' 'M A Queen s Float jumor Class lst Prxze-Semor Float B 4 J Freshlnan Class F1091 Std Prize-Chrlstxan Church 2nd Pnze- jg Women s Club Sophomore Class Float PTA Float Boy Scouts Compllmenrs Comphmenrs of KUNKEL'S Set TO 81 STORE THE BOSTON STORES Watseka, Illmoxs Watseka, Illmols O l l r 1 F 7 ' .. if K' VL ,,: - ,.- , . Tw. 3, Q , ' ll ' ig ff' , - . . . Pi I , V , gk .Lv AMA I OI Q ' ' n'k'lUn !xI'W ' i X I 1 V : 5 , V . 1 1 ' v . Homecoming Gerald and Chris 'Higb Society' Harland and JBDICC Tarzan and jan B111 and Karen Beauty and the Beast Denny and jean Young and Beautz ul QUEEN CHRISTINE LUECKE A Good Cbozce I crown you Queen Cbrzs junior and Sherrill 'Romeo and Juliet' Roger and 'Tmk' A Tune for joy? Gary and Melody Stylzsb Dick and Nancy Mutt and jeff' .f ,, .. INGALLS FROZEN FOOD CENTER Compliments of Milford, Illinois G. W. AKERLY, D.D.S., Milford, Illinols Phone TU 9 4327 Mllford Mrlford Mxlford Mrlfo rd Mxlford Mrlfo rd Mxlford Mrlford Mllford Total Football Data SCORES OF GAMES POINTS SCORED Fx sher Hoopeston Rldgefarm Herscher Grlm an We stvrlle Ro ssvllle Pxp er Clty Vl at sek a Opponents Games won 4 Lost 3 Tled 2 Mrlford had a very strong offenslve team scorlng more polnts than any team rn the lxankakee Iroquoxs Vermrlron Area except Bradley Mllford Mrlford Mllford Mllford Mxlford Mrlford Mllford Nlllford Mrlford Mxlford Mrlford Mxlford Mrlfo rd Nlxlford Mxlford Mrlford Mrlford M1lfOfd Mllford Mllford Mrlford Mrlford Mxlford M11 ford Roger Schmohe Harland Schroeder junror lessee Ronald Schmohe Dennrs Neal Dean Morgeson Gerald Fox B111 Blarr LeRoy Plummer john Wakeley Total Basketball Data 12 TD passes 5 SCORES OF GAMES Games won 18 Lost 7 Crescent Clty Stockland Welllngton Buckley Loda Wellrngton Sheldon Sheldon Buckley Loda Donovan Central Stockland Shel don Wellmg ton Crescent Crty On arga Georgetown Stockland Grlman Buckley Loda Donovan Sheldon Ro ssvllle Clssn a P ark Hoopeston Conf Tourney Champs County T ourney r Regronal POINTS SCORFD PL AY ER Harland Schroeder Cerald Fox Roger Schmohe Dennls Neal Ronald Schmohe ohn Duls Gary Schroeder Average Pomts per Game FTA FTM M1lford 60 5 Opponents 54 6 Total Pomts M1lford 1512 Opponents 1275 ' 20 I 20 46 ' 13 25 43 ' 19 1 20 D 40 - I 20 12 35 I 40 ' 6 ' 13 ' 7 ' 7 12 ' 26 1 13 7 . 33 . . 14 . . p 1 ' 18 ' 21 1 1 196 138 195 ' 61 ' 53 ' 62 58 . ' 38 ' 43 ' 64 ' 571 - FG ' 49 ' 481 . ' 56 501 149 75 35 Milford 76 Cissna P ark 62 junior lessee 141 106 67 ' 44 45 1 83 97 60 . ' 68 ' 50 77 117 68 ' 75 66 I 59 118 71 I 41 405 57 68 37 ' 52 547 J ' 16 25 13 ' 47 421 3 d. 13 5 2 ' 51 ' 43 . ' 61 . ' 59 ' 55 44 ' r ' ' 58 53 ' 62 68 ' 70 ' 61 ' : ' g ' 104 ' 60 ' 89 69 ' 66 61 ' 51 ' 54 ' 61 ' 67 . 50 . heerleaders Blanche Glllette Joyce Lau-d Chnstme Luecke Varsxry Varmry jean Laxrd Dxane Zachgo Judy Frenchs Varslry Varsxty Rosalie Smxth LLOX D'S STANDARD SERVICE DAVID'S ECONOMY GROCERY Mllford, I111no1s M11ford, Illmoxs TU 9-4782 TU 9-4740 , Q I , wx' - 7 XB 17- f 1- ' ,fglfffif . 2 fif:i , Pa, ' A ' W-K-13 A .j . 7- 9 1 : 4 if Basketball 53 31 VARSITY SQUAD Front Row L to R Ronald Schmohe junror jessee Roger Schmohe john Durs Gerald Fox Harland Schroeder Dennis Neal REAR ROW B111 Rlngler mgr Gary Schroeder Robert Rxtenour Dennis Salmon Mrke Ponto Gary Allen jerry Frerrchs Stanley Olson coach lx 4 L 1 i I l 1 Ronald Schmohe h junror jessee Roger Schmohe john Duls Mrke Ponto -5 X3 J. L av , W ' 1 EQ 2 -9 ' e -- Q A 2.1, 1 M ' , 4 Ag.. T 1 ,' I 1 v .2 ': . : ' ' :X-,.' '. X fx.: Q C '--' I- '4' '.,. ,' 4 11 A 11 1 va , ,Oy as 'AY , ,,. gkwf 1 ll K ,Iv , t ' 1 ' 'z 1 . 1 1 I 1 1 U 1 U ' I : l ' 1 '1 1 I Q ' 1 I 1 Y Y ' X 2 Al f A Z3 . Q . if K '43 1 lf ' it. -- x . l 1 ,Q 1 , U , 11 . b T J S .1 in 3' V A? W A ,A 1 K If . 1 ,fl ' 9- Basketball xk F019 xU'090 0 F090 X11 X F0110 2 gf FRESH SOPH SQUAD Front Row L to R Mike Thorne Stanley Kmg Ronald Salmon Merle Fruhlrng Richard Crow Mlke Perkins BACK ROW Norman Anderson erome Duxs B111 Kruse Harry Glllette erry Ferdinand, and M ack Shanks x I i Harland Schroeder Gary Schroeder Gerald Fox Dennls Neal Robert Rxtenour v A, ' - 9 , f F NA 7 ' I I X S N .5 l . A 4 A , 'Q A rj , ii'-E M : ff v :I K a 1 ' ' QNX' is ' 0 'I ' 5 7 391 1 x 2 f A X 9 A Q 3 I f ,4,t R y F I C7 I -le I , -I u . . : , l ': 7 J , 1 7 u , Y 9 , , J . , r. J . . , f 3' Q D , iw' fl , . In ,A 1 1' ,W I '4 I . X Y F 'T x -L ll ll HL , ,. l Q L J ' , W A7 5 KL ,, P AUGUST SEPT OCTOBER NOV DEC 91 JANUARY FEB 9 28 Calendar Freshxes trmldly enter good old M T H S Bawlded up schedules Fxrst Pep meetmg Hot Stuff' Cats travel to F1sher for f1rst football game of season Fxrst Semor class meetmg We decxde to sell candy and nuts Bxg game at Hoopeston Score 25 13 Whxch was our score77 Huh? No school for students that 1S teachers went to County Instxtute Homecorrmg made complete by downmg Herscher20-12 Chrxstxne Luecke Senxor was chosen our Homecommg Queen We were happy also when our float won fxrst prxze Why notlll Owl' Begmmng of flrst s1x weeks tests' Gxlman goes home wrth head hangmg low They got beat' Westvxlle vs Mllford M T H S walks off w1th vlctory 7 7 F H A F F A Haynde gave Mrs ohnston and Mr Goodman a Headache for a weelt but was lf funll Cats down Rossvxlle by score of 26 13 Blankenburgs take Semor pictures Watseka LUC1tY down Mllford 21 18 Fmal game for many Senxors Many dxsappoxntments when Senior plcture proofs arrxved Photographer took just what was placed before the camera F H A Sadle Hawkm s Day Wonder why all the boys seemed to d1sappear?797 Beat Crescent Cnty at frrst cage game of the season Thanksgtvmg vacauon Semors honored at Alumnx Banquet Seniors attend College Night at Watseka Bearcats won over the Longhorns 62 58 Whoopeel Mrlford cops Conference tournament crown Bearcats come home wrth horse shoe and f1rst place trophy Chrxstmas Revue pleasant program from the combined efforts of the MTHS band and chorus School Chrrstmas program School drsmxssed for two weeks Hurrayll School Resumes Semester exams County Tournament Bearcats place thxrd after beatmg Sheldon 47 42 School d1sm1ssed because of heavy snow fall Bearcats beat the Wellrngton Dukes 51 43 County Band Festlval at Gxlman Bearcats and Cheerleaders appear on T V m Danvtlle after beatxng Georgetown 58-53 Student Counctl presents a code of conduct and dress whrch IS accepted by the students No school teachers report to mstrtute Hrghest score of the year tn lroquoxs County Whrpped Buckley Loda 104 60 Semors worked hard at Pancake and Sausage Supper End of 4th s1x weeks Offlce has trouble gettmg everyone to return report cards Won def Why7?7777 D1str1ct musxc contest at Falrbury M1lford brmgs home three f1rsts 27 ' ' ' . . . . . 1 .. 12 ' ' . . ' ' . 17 ' ' I . I . 19 ' . - . ' .. . 26 - , ' 5 ' . 3 I. . . . . , A . Y' 8 .. ' ' ' - . 10 ' ' ' . . 17 ' ' . ' . .... ' ' - . 21 . . .-I. . . ' .J . ' ' ', 24 H ' - . 28 ' ' . 12 . . . . . . . 13-14 'Finders Creepers, Senior class play. 21 . . . ' ' ' . ' ' . ... 25 ' ' . 29 . . . n . . f l . 1 ' ' ' . 2 - . 3 . ' ' . l ' 18 ' -- ' 20 ' . ' ' . .. 5 . 15-16 . 1 -23 - Y ' ' - . 22 ' ' . 27 ' - . . 2 ' ' . 6 . . ' ' ' . 11 ' ' ' . 12 5 ' ' . 13 ' ' ' . ' - - . 26 ' . 27 ' . ' ' . - MARCH 3-7 12 14 26 27 28 30 APRIL 1 4 10 MAY 2 B Calendar, Con't. Regional Tournament. Hoopeston beats old M.T.H.S. by one Point. Puts Milford out of Tournament. Final game for Seniors. Baseball tryouts. F.H. A. girls go to Rally at Bradley!! How many stopped in Kankakee on the way home?? G.A.A. girls go swimming in Danville. What a riot!! Good Friday. No school. Senior Hobo Day. We washed cars, cleaned yards, and sold cakes and pies. Some combination!! Easter Vacation. Armed Service talk. State Band and Chorus Contest. End of Sth six weeks. Track meet at Watseka. Tennis meet with Onarga Military School Seniors work hard at Hobo Day jr Sr Prom uniors work hard to show Seniors a very nice time Conference Track Meet Distr: ct Tennis Tournament Tennis meet with Onarga Military School Band Spring Review Everyone worked hard to make it a success Baseball Double Header with Gilman District Track meet County Tennis Tournament District Baseball Tournament Honors Day Baccalaureate at High School Final exams School ends Commencement at High School Seniors leave for New York and Washington D C That where all the fun beganll' 1 H -Q. jr 14-it 'N' 1 A -I L it-of h 'N-'fl 14 16 . . . . . 18 ' . 24 .- . .J ' ' ' ' . 1 . 2 . . . . 6 . . . . I 8 ' ' . ' . 9 U 1 ' ' . 11-13 ' ' 1 D . 15 . 24 ' . 22- 5 ' . 26 . 27 ' . 51 ' ' . . 's A ' , ' I , M 4 iv . ,K A . , QA 'N Q 04:- 4 In ,, . 'L' -4' gig f A , 6? 44 ' Q' 1. vt . Il iff .1-f in fr. f - it 1 . A-25, 1 i f I 'gil ' 3 V Ea g gcg . ly V V y y 4. ea 9 4 1 A ,. .... 4 . T 1 K 1 'Tw MT H S AtWork B111 Blaxr, and john Wakeley 'viath appeals to grrls too Sharon Long and Conme Buhrmester learning 1-nglrsh rs fundamental. Karen Van Hoveln and Laur. Blau Tyron e Sch aum burg ,Jll-'U Most gxrls see a future ln homemakmg Joyce Blair and Sandra Barley The Qtudent Council helps wxth refreshments Sherry Kimble, Ted Doud, and B111 DBVIS o Q 0 o 1 A . W - 1 T , s K 1, . . A I I ,--.g i ' -8 ,-'1 gi e Physics leads to the world of science. Roger David, Ag bdyrrs leam tractor repair. Bernell Redeker and . ' L ' 1,7 '- aff? . 8. A . f h I 57' il I . , - . . . , . , 5 R , A 1 V VJ-r I 1 ' 4 4 X' , Y MT HSAtWork Typlng IS becomlng a necessary slull for all to Caro Fruendt joyce Laxrd, Marcxa Redelcer, Dons Doud, Chrxstme Luecke Mr Salazar Harland Schroeder, Mary H Gillette, and Donna Pflng- sten N1 as-, 3-I A knowledge of brologrcal science 1s baslc to the world's health Mllce Thorne and Clay Franklin The Student Councxl helps develop a student code Passes are obtained 1n the offnce Mrs Davrs and john Dean Morgeson and Carol Fruendt Wood A knowledge of world affaxrs 1s taught 1n the hxstory department Ronald Fannxng, Melody Reeves, and Mr Kennard French magazmes mcrease mterest ln the language john Ridder and Douglas Pans o o o o f l 1, A , ' f X L XL 1 ' ' ' ' . L. R.: l ' ' ' ' ' , . . . . . , . . . , . . I . .,.... H sffv I . . f X 5 3 A' Klxii ld lf V Q ' Y X. 1 Lv .ip-1-l . T. H. S. At Work Roger Davxd jerry Ferdxnand and 7 I A man s heart IS reached through his stomach Lulubelle Mann, Blanche Glllette, and judxth McCann Strong bodies are rmportant for strong mmds james Laird The Llbrary furnlshes source maternal Sandra Schroeder checks out book to Nancy Hoover '4- Lessons are prepared m the study hall 1 Marilyn O Brien Glorxa Miller, Laura Blair, and udlth Morgeson Q' Our Dxstrlct champlon musxcxans Tyrone Schaumburg, B111 R Kenneth L , Rxchard H janxce L Dale B Rlchard T julme D and Duane G Calmost lostb School news IS publnshed rn the llr Lltes Harland Schroeder, Marcxa Redeker, edlnor, and Donna Pfxngsten l l l l r 1 - A ' . , 5 A Q1 - 2 Rs , N 'lf If - .... , . . . . , . . 1 I ' 5 ,,,, Q -'F f ,. ,f- ' L. g, , . . 'A T .Q A 2 4.2 C7 I 4 Rs 3 . . . . . . . . . ,, .- . ,, . ., . . ., ., ., ., ni Y , ,, , 4 ' A V' v ' ,.-. aa: H