Monmouth High School - Maroon and Gold Yearbook (Monmouth, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1962 volume:

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N. xg, wx TAX lllllfl X Xgq Whllf I M mf ,, V 1, J M M 1 bgp Xl ly 1 MD v r N NJMXQQXW, Maroon and Gold Presented by The Senior Class of Monmouth High School Monmouth, Illinois pdf-V STAFF SENIORS Jane Hubbard, Editor Kent Keller, Business Mike Smith, Sports Mary Boothby Celeste Clifford Janie Shafer Chesney Sharp Myrna Sickmon Patty Sickmon Mary Ann Romano Manager TABLE GF CONTENTS Activities. . Organizations Athletics . . Classes . . Faculty. . SPONSOR Mrs. Hill IUNIORS Peggy McLoskey, Assistant Editor Jalaine Light Janis Speel Charlotte Uddin Sue Woll page Page Page page page 19 4 5 9 FOREWORD The East Doors of MHS . . . These doors, which seemed so large and awesome when we first approached them as freshmen, soon opened up a whole new world to us--a world not only of classes and study involving hours of hard work, but also a fun-filled world of activities and new friendships. Through your yearbook you will always be able to return to this world of memories for your Maroon and Gold is a doorway to the past. D.A.R. Honors Senior Good Citizens Standing before the Freedom Shrine are Mary Anne Romano and Quinn Anderson, winners of the good citizenship awards pre- sented each year by the local chapters of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Each was chosen for his qualities of leadership, dependability, service and patriotism. i 5 I Q I L. if 5 -'fi I I r i f ff' ACTIVITIES I H0 ECOMING COPIFF 1962 ,K Nga , -an ., ,AM K, 4. 1 r, we A 1 A 'fy 'f ' ' I-3171? .NM ,st .1 A. ,. W., , f, V R Sandra Objartel Nancy Long Senior Attendant Sophomore Attendant Quinn Anderson King 1 Judy Melvin Junior Attendant G1or1a Neal Freshman Attendant Kate Heston Queen KATE HESTO , Reign Uver At left is Senior At- tendant Sandy Objar- tel, with escorts Stan Twoniey and Jiin Brown. To the right is Sopho more ,xttendaiit Nan- cy Long, escorted hy Mike Sniith and Rick Hoy. At left is Judy Mel- vin, Junior Attendant, with her escorts, Lar- ry Snyder and Jim Thompson, Freshman Attendant Gloria Neal is at right, escorted by Bill Deen and Toni Campbell. QUINN ANDERll Homecoming ! T N. U, . 1 al egg? H ndgsi.. or an 7 1 is I ,-, ,, Q 1 H9 filfssf'-F K' an K5 ..,.,tll The 1961 Homecoming Parade was one of the longest MHS has ever had. The Senior Class float, pictured above, won first prize in beauty with its theme Wishing for Vic- tory. Above and to the left is the Juniors' float, Victory 's a Snap, which won first prize in origin- ality. At the left, the Homecoming court rides on its float. Lower left is the Sophomore Class float, which took second place in originality. At the upper left of the opposite page is the French Club's entry, Evening in Paris, third-place winner in beauty. The Future Nurses'Club took third in originality with Nursing Canton after Defeat, pictured at the far upper right. Center right is the second-place winner in beauty, Castles in Spain, entered by the Spanish Club. The cheerleaders, pictured at center left, led the Pep Club in yells as they rode by. The runners- up for king and queen, pictured at lower left, rode near the front of the parade. The MHS Marching Band, led by Mr. Munneke, provided music for Homecoming. ----A ':.'rN- ', W, , 1 - f .,fr,'e,,:,,, ' 'SBR .eff 3,k,.,L W... ...fu D M., W ........-f-f'- '-1' - , iff f-:fx nr x.3 ' if X . A-,IE ' . - ' ' X l inf X L A T ix 'W QU' ' 'H 3 1 : .-3' Q -' It V x uw 1 If :W 5 ', Z 842 W X . N ar' ,1,,'4:.,.,', , , whxxm X7 l Xl , t ,X A fv X ,,.,, A V L,,, MQ 'N x 1 A K 1 if . 3-2 tliiliw gi- I 4 'C 'Axsssxv' U V 1 ii W Qi. 'QP 5 i. ' . -Jq'L, ', ' g , , 96-37 , , 9 'f V, i y- ,3gy,g ls Q , . i .K in li , M -g 4' Af , -Q1 f ,QaypfmaNMf Q? H' ffzf C ,auf Q Vw 1-'L , 3, X f .- -' f A ii' 'fi-f Mix m I A Z 1- 5 K ' ' ' N -v-A I. 'E' A 1 H- ' -' 1 A .' 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Couples whirl through Magic Sno- Land. Couples rest at attractively decorated tables. Festive Mood Prevails at MHS Dances Students Wage Vigorous SBA Campaign 7 El? ACTIVE PARTY: Mike iififflwlf' Xtg- ' YOUR PARTY: Jim Brown Smith, Mary Boothby, :Af?dm1ANN6'3,lm ' Quinn Anderson, Rick Hoy and Stan Twomey. Ches- ney Sharp, not pictured. wee .f AR' PN' Xfoflw . ,.,,.,f,. 1 U: . ,N : . ,, ,e,,.e :,,, , ,. Posters, such as t the campaign. Many HST! vz: E STAWART PARTY: Kate Heston, Steve Owen, Stan Geisz, and Larry Dew. ? AWE Mary Anne Romano. hese, aroused interest in nz MAKES wfxsrt... CBTAM L a 0' 'mmS1iE'9fE r ' HWZH 5 fir. ' W.S' M A A vonz KSTALWARTK UNITED PARTY: Lynda Law, Jim Gardner, Keller, Judy Hilsenhoff. 1 ,V ,M N 5 r wi Kent yy .4 2' 13 Seniors Reoapture the Spirit of the Terry . . Pat. . . Kaye . . Judith . Olga . . Jean . . Bobby. . . Big Mary . Little Mary Louise . . Bernice . . Madeleine. Ann . . . Susan . . Kendall. . g , Y? Terry Randell excitedly tells her father and friends of her new acting job. Sometimes the disappointments of an acting career can discourage even the stoutest hearts. At the Footlights Club, a boarding house for aspiring young actresses, Ter- ry Randall finds recognition and romance. Chesney Sharp Shaila Stanton , , Joan Amos , Kay Johnson , , Lynda Law Judy Bateman , Kate Heston , Jane Shaffer . Sandy Kayser Harriet Keller Marilyn Dossey Sandy Objartel . Judy Norgart . , Kathie McCarnes Patty Bowman DIRECTOR . Mrs. Tony. . Ellen . . . Mrs. Orcutt Maggie. . . Charlie Wong Sam .... Jimmy. . Powell. . Milhouser . Kingsley . . Keith . . . Dr. Randall. Larry .... Billy .... Mr. Gretzl . Robert Work Judy Hilsenhoff . Judy Carrell . Sally Bowman Celeste Clifford , Stan Twomey Mike Cavanaugh . . Kent Keller . Mike Kilgore Jim Thompson . . Steve Owen . . Mike Smith . Fred Stanton . . Larry Dew Tom Campbell . . Stan Geisz Roaring Twenties as Stage Door Opens Girls welcome the Cinderella of the Footlights Club. Members of the club excitedly pose with Jean. Terry shows her acting ability to pro- ducer Adolf Gretzl. ' , 5 , I K Actresses talk of scarcity of jobs. if 4 9? 5 u 15 Jr. Class Play Provides Laughter, Suspense Home Sweet Homicide is the involving story of three te e n a g er s who succeed in solving a murder case. Miriam Carstairs. Archie ...... April ..... Dinah ..... Polly Walker. . . Wallie Sanford. . Mrs. Cherington . Rupert Van Deusen. . . . . . Frankie Riley. . . Sergenat O'Hara . Pete ....... Joella . . . Flashlight . . Slukey . . Wendy . . Mag . . Jody . . Betsy. . . Lynette. . . Tom. . . X02 .Chesney Sharp . Stan Twomey Sandy Objartel . . Kate Heston . . .Lynda Law Marshall Balding . .Ann Layman . Mike Kilgore Quinn Anderson .Jim Thompson . . .Stan Geisz Judy Hilsenhoff . . . Larry Dew . . Kent Keller Celeste Clifford . Kathy Hughes , , Kay Johnson . Patty Bowman . .Judy Norgart Mike Cavanaugh 1962 Charity Carnival Tops Former Endeavors Fierce faculty five defeats Senior quintet. Bobby Taylor and Sharon Patterson win twisting contest. Nothing is more fun than a carnival, especially the annual Charity Carnival. The evening began with a rousing basketball game between the Faculty and the Senior Boys. The many booths included a cake walk, can- dy sales, a twistin' contest, and game of chance. A dance in the gym sponsored by the Senior Math Class ended the evening. The Carnival brought in a total of 5286. 05, setting a new record. Phil Campbell, that famous twister, entices people into the twisting contest. Annual Girls' Club candy stand pleases customers with a wide variety of sweets. Four Speech Students Advance to Sectional FRONT ROW: Mrs. Robert Work, speech clirectorg Chesney Sharp, dramatic readingg Shaila Stanton, original monologueg Stan Twomey, radio speakingg Nellie Williams, comedy reading. BACK ROW: Vickie Wentrcek, after-dinner speakingg Maralyn Dossey, verse readingg Joe Gummerson, original orationg John Cox, extempore speaking. At the district speech contest Monmouth High School ranked third out of eleven schools. Shaila Stanton, Chesney Sharp, Maralyn Dossey, and Nellie Williams qualified to continue on to the sectional contest held in East Moline. E af 'Q K .JR - yi . 1 C ORCANIZATI NS as , ,ii SBA Officers Head Student Government R Kate Heston points to copy of the Emancipation Proclamation X in the Freedom Shrine as the other SBA officers-Rick Hoy, Quinn Anderson, and Jim ' ,Je Bb' 9' Brown-look on. Student Council Expresses Views of Student Body as I L :VZ .bfi Qlx,-ix H L v fer J FRONT ROW: Marshall Balding, Bill Deen, Kate Heston, Quinn Anderson, Jim Brown, Mr. William Farr-Spon- sor, Rick Hoy. ROW ll: Nancy Kissinger, Ruth Boggs, Sharon Gardner, Sally Bowman, Cindy Johnson, Mary Boothby, Mary Anne Romano, Larry Snyder, Bob Bateman. ROW III: Brenda Steele, Judy Clayton, Sandra Hume, Judy Beard, Julie Carrier, Donna Gabby, Joyce Patterson, Steve Owen, Larry Dew. BACK ROW: Gary Wimp, Mike Dixson, Jim Waters, Paul Levine, Glenn Holler, Jane Thompson, Gloria Neal, Susan Tomlin. Sombrero Uffieers Oversee Activities of Y Groups LEFT TO RIGHT: President, Stan Twomeyg Vice President, Mike Smithg Secretary, Joyce Pattersong Jim Gard- ner, Treasurer. Members of the Board Help Coordinate Y Activities I FRONT ROW: S. Twomey, J. Johnson, J. Thompson, Meril1at,J, Gardner, M. Smith, J. Hilsenhoff, I. Light, J. heck, S. Owen. BACK ROW: C. Vaughn, P. Levine, S. if C. Johnson, M. Boothbv, K. Keller. ROW II: R Patterson, G, Wimp. ROW III: B. Deen, T. Thor- Geisz. Chorus Boasts New Stoles FRONT ROW Qleft to rightjz Vicki Firof, Judy Whitehall, Margaret Sistler, Susan Tomlin, Carol Thompson, Judy Smith, Harriet Keller, Joyce Patterson, Sue Woll, Mr. Harvey Johnson, Director. ROW II: Susan Van Tine, Sarah Hook, Linda Perrine, Phyllis Peoples, Nancy Long, Joyce Easley, Donna Merwin, Peggy Knauer, Carol Pedigo. ROW Ill: Linda Collins, Cheryl Uddin, Becky Rawson, Ronnie Roll, John Marshall, Dan Murphy, John Creswell, Marcia Ford, Sharon Patterson. ROW IV: Marcia Johnson, JoAnn Amos, Celeste Clifford, Gay Bowman, Paul Levine, Ken Anderson, Bill McMaster, Peggy McLoskey, Kate Heston, Peggy Toal. BACK ROW: Carol Olson, Nancy Turnbull, Sally Bowman, Larry Law, Ben Evans, Lou Hickok, David Courtney, Bill E. Smith, Janet Johnson, Miriam Olson, Maralyn Shawver. Activities for the M. H. S. Chorus consist of appearances at the Christmas concerts for the public and the high school plus a spring concert presented with the band and orchestra. Urchestra Joins Chorus in Christmas Concert 455 R533 K A - fi A FRONT ROW: C. Pedigo, R. Smith, L. Williams, V. Carlisle, P. Davenport, C. Uddin, R. Hartley. ROW II S. Woll, S. Carlson, K. Pittman, P. Carwile, M. Olson, A. McKeown, M. Schaffer, P. Campbell, S. Mc- Kelvey, P. Sickmon. ROW III: A. Loya, L. Bowden, P. Knauer, M. Valentine, P. Bowman, C. Sharp, S Bowman, D. Gabby, C. Slaughter, M. Clark, M. Smith. BACK ROW: J. Hubbard, M. Boothby, D. Gummer- son, C. Uddin, M. Kellogg, Mr. Deweese, B. Swanson, G. Bowman, I. Peterson, I. Peterson, G. Collins, I Gummerson, P. Poorman, T. Griffin, L. Law. This year the orchestra participated in the annual Christmas program given by the chorus. On April 21, orches- tra members enjoyed a trip to Chicago, where they saw The Sound of Music. In May, they joined the band and chorus in presenting the traditional Spring Concert. The orchestra is under the direction of Mr. Joe De- Weese, who came to Monmouth last spring. Band Busy With Candy, Coffee, I f -Q.-..i.-J? MARCHING BAND--FRONT ROW: B. Rawson, J. Smith, C. Sharp, M. Dew, M. Kellogg, W. Levine, S. Tom- lin, J. Smock, P. Sickmon, P. Keim, N. Patton, S. Appleby, R. Boggs, J. Delph, J. Alumbaugh, D. Switzer, C. Johnson, S. Objartel. ROW II: R. Hartley, J. Peterson, S. Carlson, M. Smith, L. Schroeder, J. Johnson, S. McKelvey, D. VanDien, P. Davenport, K. Trego, L. Gibson, J. Norgart, P, Toal, N. Turnbull, M. Romano, G. Miller, M. Clark, R. Merillat, ROW III: K. McCarnes, J. Powell, K. Johnson, S. Bowman, M. Dixson, J. Creswell, J. Hilsenhoff, J. Barnes, P. Howard, J. Ball, M. Dossey, J. Marshall, B. Smith, SYMPHONIC BAND--FRONT ROW: B. Rawson, J. Smith, C. Sharp, M. Dew, M. Kellogg, W. Levine, S. Tomlin, J. Smock, P. Sickmon, J. Patterson, P. Keim, N. Pattson, S. Appleby, R. Boggs, J. Delph, J. Alum- baugh, D. Switzer, C. Johnson, S. Objartel. ROW II: R. Hartley, J. Peterson, S. Carlson, M. Smith, L. Schroeder, I. Johnson. S. McKelvey, D. Van Dien, P. Davenport, K. Trego, L. Gibson, J. Norgart, P. Toal, N. Turnbull, J. Anderson, M. Romano, G. Miller, M. Clark, R. Merillat, J. Romano. ROW III: K. Mc- Carnes, S. Bowman, M. Dixson, J. Creswell, J. Hilsenhoff, J. Barnes, P. Howard, J. Ball, M. Dossey, J. as.--Q Concerts and Canadian Trip F 3. a,..a -W-ta-M T. Rehn, L. Claycomb, P. McLoskey, D. Gabby, N. Kissinger, S. Hook, N. Long. ROW IV: I Peterson, G. Collins, S. Miller, J. Wenstrom, R. Higgins, D. Henry, S. Bowman, D. White. S. Clayton, M. Olson, R. Carwile, C. Slaughter, J. Gummerson, J. Crabill, L. Law, I. Hubbard, R. Smith, P. Bowman, C. Uddin. BACK ROW: J. Light, D. Gummerson, M. Shawver, P. Levine, J. Gardner, D, Allaman, P. Poorman J. Bellis, M. Smith, Q. Anderson, I. Bunn, S. Sims, Munneke. Marshall, B. Smith, T. Rehn, L. Claycomb, P. McLoskey, M. Boothby, J. Hubbard, D. Gabby, N. Long ROW IV: K. Keller, S. Miller, I. Wenstrom, R. Higgins, D. Henry, B. Swanson, D. White, S. Clayton, M Olson, R. Carwile, C. Slaughter, J. Brown, J. Gummerson, J. Crabill, L. Law, R. Smith, P. Bowman, C Uddin, J. Bunn, T. Campbell. BACK ROW: L. Munneke, B. Deen, J. Light, D. Gummerson, M. Shawver, P Levine, R. Selby, I. Gardner, D. Allaman, P. Poorman, J. Bellis, M. Smith, Q. Anderson, M. O'Brien, S Sims, T. Thorbeck. l Dancing Majorettes Add Color to Band FRONT ROW Cleft to right! Nancy Kissinger, Kathy McCarnes-head majorette, Judy Powell. BACK ROW: Donna Gabby, Kay Johnson, Nancy Long, Sally Bowman, Sarah Hook. Pep Band Adds Ziff, to Spirit FRONT ROW fleft to rightj Jalaine Light, Chesney Sharp, Nancy Turnbull, Richard Hartley-student director, Carl Slaughter, Gary Miller. BACK ROW: Bob Swanson, Cindy Johnson, Patty Sickmon, Sandy Objartel, Mar- alyn Dossey. Musicians Work to Earn Letters and Tri-M Awards TRI M WINNERS--Pictured above, left, top to bottom are Sally Bowman, Patty Sickmon, Cindy Johnson, Ches- ney Sharp, and Donna Gabby. Right, top to bottom are Joe Gummerson, Jane Hubbard, Maralyn Dossey, Patty Bowman, and Richard Hartley. Not pictured are Jim Gardner, Sandra Objartel, and Gary Miller. New band letter winners for the 1961-62 school year are as follows: J. Patterson, R. Boggs, R. Merillat, M. Romano, J. Brown, C. Slaughter, S. Tomlin, B. Swanson, D. White, S. Clayton, M. Olson, S. Carlson, J. Peterson, D. Gabby, J. Light, Q. Anderson, T. Thorbeck, S. Miller, J. Creswell, C. Uddin, B. Smith, J. Marshall, T. Rehn, L. Claycomb, M. Smith, D. Gummerson, J. Anderson, N. Turnbull, P. Toal, L. Gibson, N. Long, T. Campbell, J. Norgart, J. Smith, J. Johnson, L. Schroeder, R. Smith, P. McLoskey, R. Selby. Those who have earned orchestra letters this year are M. Boothby, S. Bowman, R. Hartley, C. Pedigo, C. Sharp, and R. M. Smith. Girls' Club Sponsors Many Enjoyable FRONT ROW: S. Ford, S. Hume, M. Brown, S. Burkitt, P. Howard, J. Shafer, S. Blevins, J. Bertelsen, L. Gibson, J. Amos. ROW ll: J. Bateman, S. Stanton, K. Johnson, A. Cox, M. Sickmon, S. Danforth, H. Arm- strong, M. Dew, V. Firof, M. Kellogg, C. Rhea, M. Lefort, J. Melvin, N. Spencer, R. Lee, J. Thompson. ROW Ill: J. Schreiber, J. Pierce, K. Bailey, P. McBride, J. Bersted, G. Neal, N. Patton, K. Pittman, B. Da- vis, N. Paulson, V, Van Winkle, K, Sprout, J, Carrell, J. Anderson. ROW IV: C. Taft, B, Smith, B. Taylor, J. Dennison, F. Herbsleb, M. Ekstrom, S. Fillman, L. Brantingham, G. Koke, L. Taylor, F. McCutcheon, P. Peoples, J. Barnes, K. Jensen. ROW V: J. Lester, P. Hasting, N. Long, S. Patterson, I. Smith, M. Olson, J. Easley, C. Hanson, C. Uddin, D. Gummerson, M. Smith, C. Patterson, P. Peoples, S. Stevenson, J. Beard. BACK ROW: J. Johnson, M. Boothby, N. Williams, S. Tomlin, S. Carlson, S. Bowman, S. Kayser, C. Olson, N. Turnbull, M. Shawver, P. Davenport, R. Rawson, L. Law, L. Wells. At left is Girls' Club Board. FRONT ROW: Mary Romano, Pres.g Chesney Sharp, Cin- dy Johnson. ROW ll: Donna Gabby, Joyce Patterson, Charlotte Uddin, Peggy Mc- J Loskey, Harriet Keller. BACK ROW: Mrs. Speel, Miss Dahlberg, Mrs. Hennenfent, Sponsors, Kate Heston, Sandy Objartel, J Patty Bowman. Activities Throughout the School Year 'ir FRONT ROW: S. DeVore, R. Bishop, M. Kersey, P. Carwile, P. Dowell, R. Coursey, S. Appleby, J. Bellis, J. Cook, R. Marcott, J. Artiago. ROW ll: S. VanTine, J. Hilsenhoff, V. Abbadusky, S. Parsons, M. Piper, L. Thomas, P. Shunick, A. McKeown., N. Ryner, D. Lenrmerman, M. Olson. ROW Ill: J. Johnson, C. Pedi- go, S. Woll, N. Kissinger, L. Cowan, J. Alumbaugh, P. Keim, S. Holmes, S. Sands, L. Rhoades, D. Van Dien, S. Williams, L. Hinderliter. ROW IV: V. Reyburn, D. Merwin, V. Caldwell, J. Powell, S. Hook, G. Gilsen, G. Breed, P. Knauer, M. Sistler, M. Whitman, C. Grigg, J. Speel, L. Foust, C. Goodwin. ROW V: C. Johnson, F. Lefort, F. Case, J. Hart, J. Smith, M. Gamble, P. Toal, B. Jensen, N. Sundquist, J. Hub- bard, P. Sickmon, K. Warner, A. Edwards, S. Followill, M. Ishmael. ROW VI: P. Cavanaugh, S. Gardner, R. Boggs, C. Snowden, W. Levine, J. Delph, C. Thompson, M. Siebert, K. Clayton, D. Switzer, L. Schroe- der, D. Smith, C. Clifford, M. Johnson. BACK ROW: M. Dossey, J. Light, S. Wade, R. Smith, M. Kinder, S. Easley, D. Kinder, M. Harris, S. lsreal, J. Appleby,J. Peterson, K. McCarnes, V. Casteel, P. Gummerson. Girls' Club is an organization open to all girls of MHS. This year the club had a membership of 200. The club begins its activities early by promoting the Big and Little Sister Picnic, and by helping with the Homecoming activities. Later, it puts on pep assemblies and makes programs for the Sno-ball. Girls' Club also sponsors a Valentine's Dance, Easter meditation services for the whole school, and a spring tea honoring the Senior girls. Under the guidance of the three sponsors, Miss Dahlberg, Mrs. Hennenfent, and Mrs. Speel, the members have enjoyed another successful year. Business Occupation Members Work in Local Firms 2.4! ul? .s FRONT ROW Cleft to rightj: Sandra Coursey, Janice lcenogle, Ellen Armstrong, Judy Whitehall, Mrs. Gehring. ROW ll: Filone Gates, Sharon Chenault, Bill Glover, Vera Livingston, Junellyn Harvey. BACK ROW: Alberta Cox, Betty Jo Shinn, henna Burkett, Judy Bateman. Business Office Guards Activity Funds ,, f r 'J X .4 FRONT ROW fleft to righty: Bill Wells, Kay Johnson, Jane Shafer, Myrna Sickrnon, Mr. Mullins. ROW II: Bob Parrish, Roger Killip, Mark Cavanaugh. BACK ROW: Chuck Wallace, Jerry Rule, Bill Kemmitt, Jim Brown. F.H.A. Members Plan for Better American Homes s9 f' 3 -L E 154225:-:iff R FRONT ROW fleft to rightj: S. Stanton, C. Smallwood, M. Whitman, N. Kissinger, A. Warner, J. Bowling, S Gardner, C. Goodwin, J. Shafer. ROW II: Mrs. Hennenfent, J. Melvin, S. Wicks, S. VanTine, A. McKeown V. VanWinkle, C. Hanson, Mrs. Courtney. ROW III: J. Beard, C. Rhea, R. Lee, K. Lawrence, L. Hinderliter S. Hook, S. Cromer, M. Wicks, P. Knauer, C. Cromer. ROW IV: M. Sistler, G. Reyburn, J. Bateman, C Thompson, J. Lester, J. Smith, J. Hart, P. Cavanaugh. BACK ROW: P. I-Iasten, B. Davis, J. Hulsizer, D Switzer, D. Smith, M. Dossey, M. Johnson, L. Shroeder, V. Firof. F.N.A. Members Plan for Future Nursing Careers fm FRONT ROW Cleft to rightj: K. Warner, J. Norgart, C. Uddin, Mrs. Gummerson, B. James. ROW II: L. Cow an, N. Spencer, N. Nichols, S. DeVore, J. Bertelsen. ROW III: S. Easley, D. Kinder, S. McKelvey, D. Gum merson. BACK ROW: N. Paulson, M. Wicks, L. Rhoades, S. Sands. Girls Enjoy Sports and Activities Through Reorganized Girls' Athletic Association FRONT ROW: M. Ford, J. Amos, L. Gibson, J. Hilsenhoff, C. Rhea, M, Kellogg, P. Howard, S. Kinkaid, R. Lee, S. Lee, N. Nichols, J. Artiago. ROW II: L. Wells, M. Kersey, M. Ishmael, L. Law, C. Uddin, S. Objartel, M. Boothby, J. Patterson, P. Bowman, M. Partington, J. Bertelson, B. James. ROW III: B. Steele J. Bellis, J. Kemmitt, A. Woerly, V. Bishop, C. Hanson, J. Easley, M. Fernald, L. Collins, S. Van Tine J. Holmburg, F. Lefort, D. Gabby, P. Toal, Mrs. Kilgore, Sponsor. ROW IV: A. Cox, J. Powell, H. Keller S. Stanton, J. Light, K. Sprout, J. Hart, S. Hook, G. Gilsen, F. McCutcheon, P. Peoples, S. Patterson, C. Patterson, P. Peoples. ROW V: R. Rawson, N. Long, J. Smith, M. Olson, N. Sundquist, D. A. Smith, P. Gummerson, R. Helms, M. Kinder, K. Johnson, J. Norgart, C. Sharp, J. Peterson, R. Bivens. ROW VI: J. Appleby, N. Turnbull, S. Bowman, M. Romano, J. Carrell, K. McCarnes, C. Johnson, D. Gummerson, P. Smith, P. Hasting, J. Lester, S. Tomlin, J. Johnson. Back Row: C. Thompson, M. Shawver, N. Williams, S. McKelvey, S. Carlson, V., Wentrcek, D. Kinder, J. Dennison, M. Dossey, C. Olson, D. Switzer, K. Clayton M. Seibert, S. Easley. Farr Horizons Delve in Science We 7 -nm N,,,f4' ,..-f ' M AL SEATED fleft to rightjz G. Wimp, J. Speel, S. Wade, D. Boggs, H. Truman. STANDING: L. Hickok, D. Hennenfent, L. Bowden, S. Bjornson, S. Miller, I. Brown, Mr. Farr. NOT PICTURED: A. Hooper, D. Sage, R. Smith. MHS lgniters Delve in Mechanics no , fb - if K if sl I 5 a SEATEDCleft to rlghtj: E. Clark, J. Howell. STANDING: G. Waddell, D. Tomlin, B. Sage, J. Thompson, L Sage, D. Shafer, R. Abbadusky. 3 Spanish Club Says 'G uien No Se Adventura No Pasa La Mar FRONT ROW: V. Bishop, J. Anderson, Sec. g S. Bowman, Treas. : T. McGinnes, Pres.: D. Gummerson, V. P., S. Landuyt. ROW ll: V. Firof, J. Carrier, C. Goodwin, L. Collins, J. Hilsenhoff, L. Gibson, S. Sims, L. Perrine. BACK ROW: Miss Martin, Sponsor: C. Johnson, P. Knauer, P. Hasten, M. Sickmon, K. Heston, N. Kissinger, R. Higgins, B. Addleman. French Club Holds to Motto 'Taire Ce Qu'il Fam Z' FRONT ROW: J. Koke, L. Rhoades, N. Williams, Treas.:N. Turnbull, Sec.gS. Owen, Pres.,R, Carwile, V. P. g Miss Martin, Sponsor: J. Bersted, P. Shunick. ROW ll: K. Sprout, K. Jensen, K. Bailey, J. Pierce, R. Helms, K. Trego, M. J. Olson, L. Cowan, S. Woll, G. Neal. ROW Ill: K. Claycomb, D. Merwin, M. Smith, P. Davenport, V. Casteel, F. Herbsleb, J. Carrell, C. Sharp, P. Carwile. ROW IV: B. Jensen, N. Sundquist, P. McLoskey, S. Wade, L. Wells, C. Olson, N. Long. I. Easley, P. Gummerson, S. Stanton, BACK ROW: C. Birditt, B. Richardson, D. White, Q. Anderson, D. Love, F. Stanton, B. Dowell, D. Brooks, D. Henry. Latin Club '6Venit, Vidit, Vieit Another Year As They Study Roman Culture and Language 1 ,7 FRONT ROW: J. Bellis, S. Meyers, G. Wimp, J. Waters, Mrs. Yeager, P. Levine, I. Smith, K. Pittman, M. Dew. ROW Il: D. Winebright, J. Banks, M. Corgnati, M. Connell, N. Kanakis, J. Kelly. M. Stauth, D. Moldenhauer, B. Rehn, J. Davison. ROW Ill: C. Hoy, S. Appleby, V. Abbaclusky, K. Breed, N. Paulson, I. Ball, D., Mariz, L. Williams, N. Ryner, J, Alumbaugh, J. Barnes, D. lemmerman, D. VanDien, P. McBride. ROW IV: D. Armstrong, P. Poorman, D. Carrell, D. Boggs, J. Wenstrom, J. Marshall, J. Sundquist, L. Royer I. Russell, L. Hudson, J. Upton, J. Romano, Ted Heatherly. ROW V: J. Thompson. J. Schreiber, J. Delph, S. lsreal, M. Harris, M. Valentin, C. Johnson, D. Kinder, V. Wentrcek, B. Rawson, S. Tomlin, M. Olson, M. Shauver, J. Johnson. BACK ROW: D. Burkitt, D. Hennenfent, L. Hickok, T. Rehn, M. Dixson, E. Rosine, D. Love, S. Bjornson, D. Owen, D. Allaman, M. Clark, R. Hodson, G. Arling. l fb Student Librarians Assist Miss Campbell W O 16 GYM.. SEATED: R. Helms, S. Danforth, L. Williams, F. Herbs1eb,S. Van Time, L. Hinderliter. STANDING: K. Lawrence, C. Thompson, K. Warner, C. Grigg, N. Paulson, M. Fernald, B. McMasters, P. Shunick, Miss Campbell, D. Gummerson, V. Casteel, P. Gummerson, M. Smith. Miss Rowley Guides Future Teachers of America i J . Ir., '4 jff 1, FRONT ROW: J. Shafer, A. Worley, V. Bishop, J. Carrier, P. Knauer, M. Sistler, L. Foust, C. Grigg. BACK ROW: Miss Rowley, C. Goodwin, P. Smith, P. Cavanaugh, S. Followill, S. Gardner, J. Bowling, V, Wentrcek. S Annual Staff Works Diligently on '62 Edition Members of the Maroon and Gold staff are shown searching for ideas in old yearbooks. Seated are Mary Romano, Janie Shafer, Jalaine Light, and Mary Boothby. Standing are Kent Keller, Celeste Clifford, Janis Speel, Sue Woll, Charlotte Uddin, Chesney Sharp, and Mike Smith. The staff spends many hours after school drawing lay- outs, writing and re-writing copy, and proofreading pages. Kent Keller, business managerg Jane Hubbard, editorg and Peggy Mc- Loskey, assistant editorg discuss page layouts with Mrs. Hill, the sponsor. Clipper Winds up 56th Year of Service his I Seated are Fred Stanton and Maralyn Dossey, this year's editors, Rosa Smith, club editor: Mary Romano, Port- hole editor. Donna Gabby, Campus to Campus editor, and Richard Hartley, photographer, stand in center. Behind are assistant editors, Sandy Wade, Gary Miller, Bill Wells, Steve Miller, and Janis Speel. film! FRONT ROW: S. Wade, P. Bowman, L. Cowan, P. Howard, M. Kellogg, J. Shafer, D. Gabby, S. Woll, J, Patterson, K. Sprout. ROW Il: J. Light, K. Heston, S. Stanton, V. Firof, J. Speel, L. Foust, M. Sickmon, I. Easley, B. Rawson, N. Long. ROW Ill: P. Hasten, P. Toal, B. Jensen, N. Sundquist, P. McLoskey, M. Dossey, N. Williams, S. Followill, S. Gardner, C. Sharp, M. Romano, M. Boothby. ROW IV: R. Smith, I. Hubbard, M. Shawver, S. Bowman, K. Johnson. ROW V: I. Marshall, T. Thorbeck, S. Miller, G. Miller, B. Smith, F. Stanton, R. Carwile, B. Wells, D. Allaman, T. Rehn, P. Levine, B. Swanson, R. Hartley. Large Group ualifies for Quill and Scroll FRONT ROW: Mary Boothby, Jalaine Light, Donna Gabby, Sue Woll, Jane Shafer, Janis Speel, Maralyn Dossey. ROW II: Advisor, Mrs. Hill, Mary Romano, Sandy Wade, Peggy McLoskey, Jane Hubbard, Rosa Smith, Celeste Clifford, Myrna Sickmon. BACK ROW: Mike Smith, Steve Miller, Gary Miller, Bill Wells, Richard Hartley, Fred Stanton, Tom Thorbeck, Kent Keller. Quill and Scroll is an international honorary society for journalists. The qualifications for membership are ex- acting in that to be eligible one must be in the upper one-third of his class and have credit for 100 inches of print or have done other vital work on the school paper or yearbook. Frequently students do not become eligible for Quill and Scroll before their Senior year. This year, however, twelve Juniors have already earned eligibility for membership. Officers for the Monmouth chapter of Quill and Scroll are President, Maralyn Dosseyg Vice- President, Fred Stantong Secretary-Treasurer, Iane Hubbard. 40 D0 Boys Learn Trades on the Job i 'ff' - iff! ' '-A' -vgigr'-Q' mm... '94 FRONT ROW: 1. Frank Anderson 2. Aaron Wallace 3. lim Howell 4. Phil Gosney. ROW ll: 1. Everette Lefort 2. Eugene Bowers 3. Dean Schaeffer 4. Earnest Sell. BACK ROW: 1. Mr. Payne 2. Bill Clayton 3. Ron Ortery. Diversified Occupations, open to Juniors and Seniors, is a course designed to provide vocational training on a part time, pre-apprenticeship basis. The program is designed to give the student an opportunity to learn the occupation and to practice the skills involved by working in cooperating business establishments of Monmouth. The following is a list of the D. O. students and their assignments: Anderson-Maple City Florist Clayton-Killey Cleaners Howell-Myers Body Shop Lefort-Thompson Motor Bowers- Koke Radio 8z TV Wallace-Tabone Shoe Repair Sells- Barnes fmeat-cuttingj Gosney-Formfit mechanic Shaeffer- Monmouth Vault Company Ortery-Ierden Plumbing ATHLETICS Zippers Compile Best Record Since 1953 fi ,... it FRONT ROW fLeft to righty H. Truman, G. Stavenhagen, R. Killip, D. Nelson, S. Twomey, P. Clark. ROW II: C. Wallace, T. Campbell, G. Pulley, B. Deen, R. Morris, I. Thompson. ROW III: T. Thorbeck, L. Snyder, M. Smith, L. Dew, I. Romano, M. Balding. ROW IV: B. Kemmitt, K. Keller, J. Brown, J. Rule, O. Anderson, N. Shane. ROW V: D. Nichol, M. Kilgore, R. Hoy, J. Fillman, M. O'Brien, B. Wells. BACK ROW: D. Courtney, Mgr. Mr. Woodall, Ass't Varsity coach, Mr. Behnke, Varsity Coach, Mr. Pullen, Soph. Coach, L. Bowden, Mgr. 1961 VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept. 15 Monmouth. Geneseo . . Sept. 22 Monmouth Abingdon . Sept. 29 Monmouth Sherrard . . Oct. 6 Monmouth. . . . Macomb. . Oct. 13 Monmouth Canton . . Oct. 20 Monmouth. . . Union . . . Oct. 27 Monmouth. . . . Ft. Madison Nov. 3 Monmouth Jacksonville Nov. 10 Monmouth Mt. Pleasant Ezra 9: I. BROWN, E. Co-Captain 8: Western Illinois First Team End. Q. Anderson, Q. B. C0-Captain and capable field general. M. SMITH, C. S. TWOMEY, H. B. Capable center who Small but quick enough always kept that hole ro pick up needed Open- yardage. R. HOY, G. M. KILGORE, T. First year man who turned Tough tackle who received into a fine lineman. third letter. E i-at l 's T. CAMPBELL, PL B. Fine player who excelled on defense. J. THOMPSON, H. B. Exceptional speed 85 rug- ged play. Kept other team off balance. jr ? li T , Ji l p lnyi rppyt A at M.. ,- M. LACEY, E. L. SNYDER, G. B. DEEN, E. STEVE OWEN, G- and B- Proved to be a fine end in Rough little guard who Capable end who closed ROUEI1 guard who CO111Cl I'l0f his third year. made the tackles On the our high school career Shake the injury jinx. G. PULLEY, T. k1CkOffS. Mgr. Mgr. Tackle who kept that hole plugged. LARRY BOWDEN DAVE COURTNEY Eleven Underclassmen Earn Varsity Football Letters T. Thorbeck G. P. Clark F. B. D. Nichol G. R. Morris E. D. Nelson H. B. J. Rule T. C. Wallace H. B. J. Romano E. J. Fillman T. B. Wells L. B. R. Killip L. B. The Zippers had their best season in football this year since the 1953 season when the famed three Macs com- piled an 8-0 record. The 1961 Zips finished the year with a very commendable 6-3 record. At the close of the season, the players elected Quinn Anderson and lim Brown as Co-captains. Two players. Jim Brown and Pat Clark, were selected on the Illinois All-Western football squad's first string. Underelassmen Gain Experience for Varsity Action The Monmouth High School Snaps had a very fine season on the gridiron this past year. Under the cap- able guidanc e of Mr. Carol Pullen, the Sophs compiled a good record of 3 wins and 3 losses. Their cause was hurt with the advance of 3 first stringers to the Varsity. Members of the Soph squad were Jim Waters, Dave Allaman, David Love, Gary James, Roy Carwile, Dick Owen, Ken Anderson, Mike Wheetley, Kregg Swanson, Doug Bollinger, John Marshall, Randy Stanton, Rusty Stanton, Larry Miller, John Louck, Ned Shane, Jerry Rule, Dennis Nelson, Dan Murphy, Terry McGinnes, Paul Levine, Mike Dixson, Gay Bowman. Sept. 16 Monmouth 7 . . . . Geneseo 6 Sept. 30 Monmouth 0 . . . .Galesburg 33 Oct. 9 Monmouth 30 . . . .Macomb 13 Oct. 16 Monmouth 33 . . . .Knoxville 6 Oct. 23 Monmouth O . . . .Canton 20 Nov. 6 Monmouth 0 . . . .Kewanee 33 The Buttons, led by Coach Mike Kalosh, started off very well with a 60-0 victory over Macomb. How- ever, before the season was over they ran into a little more difficulty. They finished the year with a 1-4 record. Players on the Freshman squad were Chuck Vaughn, Jim Romano, Glenn Holler, Lowell Selby, John Kelly, Mike Corgnati, Mike Connell, Doug Winebright, Bob Rehn, Bob Danforth, Nick Kanakis, Tracy Knauer, Dick Merz, Eugene Newland, Don Armstrong, Jerry Banks, Greg Collins, Greg Arling, Ed Fritz, John Greenwell, Ted Heatherly, Dick Hodson, Dick Moldenhauer, Terry Moore, Fred Murphy, Dennis Olson, Gerald Peterson, Philip Poorman, and John Peterson. Sept. 18 Monmouth 60 . . . .Macomb O Sept. 21 Monmouth O . . . .Lombard 14 Sept. 28 Monmouth 7 . . . .Churchill 27 Oct. 4 Monmouth 13 . . . .Canton 27 Oct. 26 Monmouth 7. . . .Kewanee 25 Cheerleaders Generate Pep and Football Cheerleaders: fleft to rightj Mary Boothby, Judy Anderson, Sue Woll, Joyce Patterson, JoAnn Amos. Basketball Cheerleaders: FRONT ROW: Judy Anderson, JoAnn Amos, Mary Boothby. BACK ROW: Joyce Pat- terson, Sue Woll. Enthusiasm in Sports Events Sophomore Basketball Cheerleaders: FRONT ROW: Rebecca Rawson, Joyce Easley, Nancy Long. BACK ROW: Miriam Olson, Carol Olson. Freshman Basketball Cheerleaders: Cleft to rightj-Regina Bishop, Cindy Hoy, Julia Schreiber, Sandy Meyers, Ioan Bersted. Cagers Have Best Season in History of School FRONT ROW: Richard Morris, Chuck Wallace, Jim Thompson, Melvin Lacey, Pat Clark, Russell Hamilton, Quinn Anderson. BACK ROW: Tom Campbell, Rick Hoy, Jim Brown, Steve Miller, John Romano, Mr. Kalosh, Stan Gilliland, Bill Wells, Roger Killup, Joe Fillman, Manager. The Monmouth Zipper basketball squad, under the coaching of Mr. Mike Kalosh, completed the best basketball season in Monmouth High School history, compiling 20 wins against 3 losses. Two of the Zippers' losses were at the hands of the Galesburg Silver Streaks, the eventual Regional champions. The other loss was to Peoria Wood- ruff, another Regional champ. The Zippers made history by defeating Galesburg on Monmouth's home court, 60-56, for the first time since 1954. Hard fought games and excellent sportsmanship characterized the Zippers' type of play. Monmouth ..... 55 Burlington. . . 30 Monmouth. . . . 59 Alwood. . .54 Monmouth ..... 78 Aledo. . . . Monmouth Macomb Monmouth ..... 71 Abingdon . . . Monmouth Galesburg Monmouth ..... 60 Peoria Woodruff Monmouth Macomb Monmouth ..... 49 Galesburg . . . Monmouth Canton . Monmouth ..... 69 Carthage . . Monmouth Sherrard Monmouth. . . . 62 Aledo. . . Monmouth Union . Monmouth ..... 59 Geneseo .b . Monmouth Cuba. . Monmouth ..... 67 Ill. Normal . . Monmouth Knoxville Monmouth ..... 68 Western. . Monmouth Macomb Monmouth. . . . 55 Bushnell. . Monmouth Galesburg Monmouth ..... 67 Knoxville . . Monmouth Bows to Galesburg for Regional Title 9 V gif 's Jim Thompson Quinn Anderson Melvin Lacey Tom Campbell Jim BIOWH Guard Guard Center Forward Guard Par Clark John Romano Steve Miller Chuckie Wallace RUSS Hamilton Forward Guard Forward Forward Guard 7 f Joe Fillrnan Manager 4 l .4 A ago ,lf Zippers in Action Against Galesburg and Macomb lf i , 1' KL A NSAI ki a -qmr. . ,,,.-,, P L Sgr, N? K kr 4 . - ,A .. ,H Mb 'f wkmlj, ,Vw-A if p, 5, 'V ' n U A -L 1 ' 15 'xv is RSS' 4. ,- ag ay! 1 W',,!'5S 56 V 3 f. : 5,51 79 1 4 1-'- E I A Q A , ig, X, 'Qj 'W-'A ', , ,V A A ' 3,3 . .- ' f ' 1 X Q I 1 .. Experience Record Better Than Won-Lost Record 53' R52 4U -- H 1 '-23111: if FRONT ROW: D. Love, T. Griffin, I. Waters, M. Dixson, D. Owen, T. Rehn. ROW Il: B. Evans, J. Rule, L. Hickock, J. Wenstrom, M. Clark, D. Gummerson, D. Nelson. BACK ROW: S. Gilliland, R. Schantz, B. Swanson, S. Landuyt, T. McGinnis, G. Robertson, R. Roll, Mgr. G. James. Mr. Woodall, Coach fnot picturedj. Monmouth's Snapper basketball team, under the guidance of Coach Woodall, completed its season with a four won and thirteen lost record. The won-lost record of the Snappers could have been better since many of their games were lost by slim margins. Fine potentialities have been displayed by quite a few of the Snaps. They could aid the Zippers considerably in the next two years as varsity basketball players. And besides, the future is more important than the past. Jerry Rule was the statistical leader for the Snaps leading in the field goal department and rebound department. He was high scorer with 270 points for a 10. 6 average. Dick Owen led in the free throw department with the greatest number of free throws and the best free throw percentage. Buttons Complete Successful Basketball Season FRONT ROW: T. Knauer, D. Armstrong, B. Rehn, D. Winebright. J. Romano, J. Peterson. ROW II: J. Mar- tin, D. Henry, D. Brooks, G. Objartel, G. Holler, I. Greenwell, M. Corgnati. BACK ROW: L. Hudson, L. Selby, G. Arling, D. Hodson, J. Nicol, D. Moldenhauer, Mr. Pullen. The Freshmen, under the coaching of Mr. Pullen, won seven of their eleven game schedule, losing only four. The Buttons played both an A and B schedule enabling more boys to get playing experience against boys of their own age and ability. Almost the entire schedule of the Freshman team was played against schools larger than our own. Credit must be given to the Buttons who were able to compile such a fine season record. Mike Corgnati led the team in the number of field goals and free throws and was high scorer on the team with a total of 159 points for a 14. 4 average. Glenn Holler had the best field goal and free throw percentages and Tracey Knauer hauled down the most rebounds. The A team finished the season with a respectable 7 won 4 lost record and an inexperienced B team ended the year with a 1 won and 5 lost record. A MHS Swim Team Can Claim Good Season 7 J A W , ,,A,,W,, , P3 , . .z ' K: ' 1 ff e f : mga : 1.9- 1-' . -'vw 4' 1' fo- 'G' 'gel 1 FRONT ROW: J. Armstrong, Rusty Stanton, J. Marshall, J. Bunn, T. Heatherly, R. Merillat. ROW Il: T. Howard, B. Bateman, S. Owen, T. Thorbeck, Randy Stanton, R. Carwile. BACK ROW: M. Smith, J. O'Daniel, J. Kelly. J. Creswell, Mr. Rhoades, Coach, F. Murphy, L. Dew, N. Kanakis, R. Merz, In their 5th year, the Monmouth High School Swim Team completed a most successful season. Along with good showings at the Davenport Relays and the District Meet, the team won 5 dual meets, only losing 2. The following school records were set: 400 Free, Howard 5:06. 3: 100 yd. Butterfly, Thorbeck 1:07. 7: 100 yd. Backstroke, Bateman 1:09. 5: 100 yd. Breaststroke, Bunn 1:12.7: 160 yd. Individual Medley, Bunn 1:58.3g'160 yd. Medley Relay 1:33.0 Bateman, Merillat, Thorbeck, Carwileg 200 Medley Relay 2:01.23 Bateman, Bunn, Thorbeck, Owen: 160 Free Relay 1:20.7 Bunn, Thorbeck, Carwile, Owen: 200 Free Relay 1:48.2 Thorbeck, Carwile, Owen, Bunn. Steve Owen served as captain and the following boys earned letters: Steve Owen, Larry Dew, Rick Merillat, Tim Howard, Bob Bateman, Tom Thorbeck, John O'Daniel, Randy Stanton, Rusty Stanton, Jim Bunn, Roy Carwile, Ted Heatherly, Dick Merz, and John Kelly. Results of the Dual meets this year were: Monmouth 70 Keokuk 15 Monmouth 78 Springfield 17 Monmouth 69 Macomb 26 Monmouth 74 Macomb 21 Monmouth 66 Keokuk 29 Monmouth 39 Pekin 56 Track Team Sets Records During 1961 Season QSNNMQ FRONT ROW: N. Shane, M. Dixson, T. Campbell, S. Twomey, M. Dean, M. Balding, A. Wallace, B. Smith. ROW II: R. Roll, J. Frost, D. Sage, R. Farrington, J. Fillman, D. Owen, G. Wimp, S. Gilliland. BACK ROW: Mr. Pullen, Coach, D. Allaman, Q. Anderson, M. Smith, R. Morris, M. Kilgore, I. Romano, D. Lefort, D. Courtney, B. Toal, G. Bowman, Manager. The 1961 Varsity track team had a very successful season last year. They started off by winning first place in class C -at the Oak Park Relays. The boys continued their winning ways by bringing home the honors from var- ious area track meets. The cinder-men set various records throughout the season. Varsity records established were as follows: varsity sprint medley, the 880 yd. relay and the mile relay. The following boys were mem- bers of these teams: Bill Toal, Jim Gillette, Quinn Anderson, Stan Twomey and Tom Campbell. Returning lettermen for 1962 are sophomores, Dave Allaman and Denny Nelson, juniors, Richard Morris, John Romano and Bill Smith, and seniors, Stan Twomey, Quinn Anderson, Dave Courtney, Tom Campbell and Mike Kilgore. Competition for this season opened with the Oak Park Relays, March 31. Members of the mile relay team are Bill Toal, Jim Gillette, Stan Twomey, and Quinn Anderson. Baseball Team Advances to Sectional Tournament FRONT ROW: D. Lantz, D. Filman, S. Owen, S. Geiz, G. Gilliland, R. Hoy, R. Arthur. BACK ROW: L Hook, Mgr, K. Keller, B. Wells, R, James, J. Brown, B, Fillman, R. Killip, M. Woodall, Coach. The Monmouth High School baseball team had one of its best seasons in the his - tory ofthe team last spring. The Zippers finished the season with a 9-4 won-1ost-rec- ord. ln reaching Sectionals of the state baseball tournament they defeated Galesburg and Knoxville in the District and Macomb and Warsaw in the Regional. However they were upset by Quincy Christian Brothers in the Sectionals. The pro spe c ts for this season are very good with the return of lettermen Steve Owen, Jim Brown, Bob Fillman, Roger Killup, Mel Lacey, Don Lantz, Kent Keller, and Stan Geisz. Coach Woodall has a very good nucleus around which to form his 1962 baseball team. The schedule for this year calls for an opening day double-header at Moline and ga mes with Quincy, Galesburg, Ma c omb, Canton, Union, and Knoxville. M Club Takes Part in Numerous Activities 1 FRONT ROW: Mr. Behnke, football coachg K. Keller, T. Campbell, S. Owen, J. Thompson, I. Armstrong. ROW ll: B. Hutchisson, Q. Anderson, R. Hoy, B. Fillman, R. Killip, S. Geisz, T. Thorbeck, P. Clark. ROW Ill: Randy Stanton, J. Brown, J. Romano, M. Smith, R. Merillat, B. Bateman. ROW lV: Rusty Stanton, D. Allaman, M. Kilgore, D. Nelson, D. Lantz, S. Twomey. BACK ROW: D. Courtney, R. Morris, M. Lacey, B. Smith, G. Bowman. The Monmouth M Club has had a very active year. This group is composed of varsity M letter winners. During the fall the club entered a float in the Homecom- ing parade and sold programs at all home football games. During basketball season M Club members, clad in white shirts and ties, acted as ushers. The organization, also, sponsored an after-game dance with the G, A, A. Officers elected this year were: Tom Campbell, presidentg Steve Owen, vice-president, Jim Thompson, secretaryg and Kent Keller, treasurer. Athletic director Gene Behnke acts as advisor for the club. Two Senlor Athletes Rate Hall of Fame In order to gain admittance to the coveted Hall of Fame, a boy must have earned 4 letters in one sport or 7 letters in not more than three sports. The class of 1962 has two members who won this honor. ZIPPERS YOU'RE GR-R-R-E T! gm? MMM Q '1 Q! . . W .. WJffM2wLCYni4MiL ' fmlfif-f'fifMMf1i'FW' Q v QU'- sr-it U 1 v + 1 TZ, v wg. W-' ,J f, -A -uf., , X ff his QE -sv --4 was va ii! 'W S1951 .gg :Warsl 'MJF' . ILA, , - tg V .. s vi. 1.-:f,,.i A . :if we as .1 ,,, ,L K---ma SQ , fs -2 s 1119345 +254 f Qs was . J L has Bu: sl ni f, ' ,Q iff Pr6Sid6f1I Vice-President Vice-President Treasurer Secretary Bill Deen Stanley Twomey Jim Gardner Judy I-lilsenhoff Mary Romano E IURS . . . Their Officers and Board Members of the Senior class board and sponsors are ffront rowj Mr. Swanson, Jim Gardner, Bill Deen, Stan Twomey, and Miss Anderson, fback rowj Kent Keller, Steve Owen, Larry Dew, Judy Hilsenhoff, Mary Boothby, Mary Anne Romano, Patty Bowman, Kay Johnson, and Judy Carrell. JoAnn Amos Judy Carrell Quinn Anderson Richard Bertelsen Sally Bowman 4163 Marshall Balding Seniors! Now that we stand at the threshold of new experiences, we look to the future with bright expectation and seriousness of purpose. A1- though we now depart into the realm of the Big, Wide, Wonderful World, we will never forget the memorable events which have highlighted our high school days. After overcoming such problems as finding our classrooms, lockers, and assembly seats, our first major project was to elect our officers and board members. Under the leadership of our sponsors, Miss Thompson and Mr. Kalosh, and our officers, Quinn Anderson, Jim Brown, Ellen Armstrong, and Stan Twomey, we were led through a most excit- ing year. We were elated when our Homecoming float We'll Drag 'em Off the Field won first place in originality. Ellen Armstrong took her place in the Royal Court as our Freshman Attend- ant. Our freshman basketball team continued their phenomenal winning streak--winning 27 games without defeat during a two year span. inn ,A - '45 T om C ampb ell Ellen Armstrong As Freshmen We Robert Cokel Sandra Coursey David Courtney Susan Danforth Enter MHS Doors 1 ,.., iv Bef swam ' rf Rose Mary Bresnahan Helen Armstrong William Clayton henna Burkett Michael Cavanaugh Judy Anderson 30 5 Larry Dew p Mary Boothby 'lvl' wsu? William Glover The winter months over and our first semester exams in the past, we found ourselves involved in the tra ck season. Kate Heston was chosen to re- present our class at the annual Monmouth Relays. Our Sophomore year found us under the cap- able leadership of Gary Waddell, Bill Deen, Mary Boothby, Helen Ar m s t r o ng , and our new class sponsors, Miss Anderson and Mr. Barrier. Our sec- ond Homecoming proved to be ju st as exciting as our first one. 1, . ' . H Robert Fillman KT .KE Junellyn Harvey W if lls ' 556 at 1 ' Jacqueline Cox s . V fi gs ' V . ,' ' f I s ja? if IM, ,v at Q -tsris , ' J J Janice Icenogle .K , -...... . - ee., ..,.. ...fr , it ,- ww- ,fees:fir-.gk,,qg1w ,I -5- i iiei Q , iEi QQ f I :ff fd I 5-if , 11. if 5' A S r, --. f u ? Q 2 Q 5 Q S ' is is - 'T 'WSI' 5 .K 14' r 4 i x ak ,,: Q-5--.ff-1' 1 Judy Bateman 147' Celeste Clifford Stanley Geisz Alberta Cox As Sophs We Broaden Our Interests is ,p +, ' , , Q, ' Q Z. V 'kifsg 4' fb 5- 1 7,1 M 4' Q , Haj .C eea Caea C ' ,ga - .A ,G rx-if Q Marcia Ford Michael Kilgore F ilone Gates d o r pf it M i 5? 'SFI 'iz I K- iw, ,f Rick Hoy Kathy Hughes Melvin Lacey ' ' , ,..gg Sandra Kayser J L fe A ' i ,L Kay Johnson b E P Lynda Law Patty Bowman was elected our Sophomore Class Attendant. We continued to display our talents in music, sports, social and academic endeavors. The track team chose Judy Anderson as their track attendant. Quinn Anderson, Steve Owen, Lynda Law, and Jim Gardner were chosen to lead our class through the Junior year along with our sponsors, Miss An- derson and Mr. Swanson. Cindy Johnson repre- sented our class during the Homecoming festivities. ,urgepf L1-ey Kent Keller Maralyn Dossey Beverly Davis Michael Hall 66 , :fag g:,g1ff,V5, f Mt' P ,K iff ' glg, . Ki-P , r S . , W ,N 1? X 1 H5 1 I , -Ig Charlotte Grigg Karen Warner Everett Lefort Patricia Lefort Vera Livingston Fred Stanton As Juniors We Boast Two SBA Posts , . -'-' 1 I av, I h -W K ' ,.V.:,y'lf' - 'l 2f7'Q ' ' K ,V : N fm .'+:'?5jr,,f jafgg- fr: , . 'Z 1 'Gb art 4-r--f Q 'xx ta .udfig T! . Ki, Fw .M - f af rg fk,' . 34 71' '14 W A fzsw-5.-. -,J - f QPR inf' it ,ya x Q31 A! if Jane Hubbard Donald Lantz Harriet Keller Marilyn Hull Alan Loya Katherine Heston Virginia Reyburn Darrell Sage Barbara James ii? 2 Judy Anderson, Mary Boothby, and JoAnn Amos joined the varsity cheering squad. In the spring we were able to show off our acting ability in the Jun- ior Class Play, Home Sweet Homicide, a mys- tery-comedy, directed by Mrs. Work. Sandy Ob- jartel, track attendant, handed out ribbons at the Monmouth Relays. Before we knew it, another major problem was before us, choosing S. B. A. of- ficers. We had four slates of officers: Your Party, Active Party, United Party, and Stalwart Party. Elected were Quinn Anderson, Rick Hoy, Kate Heston, and Jim Brown. Judy Powell Linda Perrine Ronald Ortery ,.a Judy Norgart Uv- 1 Joe Gummerson Sandra Objartel Phyllis Peoples As SCHIOPS We Assume Leadership Frances McCutcheon Jane Shafer Dan Mitchell , . .,hs.z as h H YLV A.,, in J .4511 :LV ass James Thompson Celinda Johnson Don Tomlin Phillip Gosney Myrna Sickmon Aaron Wallace The important office of Senior Class president was filled by Bill Deen assiste d by Jim Gardner, Stan Twomey, Mary Romano, and Judy Hilsenhoff, Kate Heston reigned as our beautiful Homecoming Queen, escorted by King, Quinn Anderson. Sandy Objartel was chosen as Senior Attendant. Our Sen- ior float, Wishin' for Victory, won first prize in beauty. Patty Bowman represented our band in the annual M a r c hi n g B a n d Festival in Burlington . Kathy McCarnes served as Drum Major for the marching band, Then it was time for our Senior Class Play for which we worked very hard. Margaret Sistler Rlck EW ing William Sage Chesney Sharp Kathy McCarnes Gerald Pulley Patricia Sickmon As Alums We Will Leave MHS Doors Michael E. Smith aurw' Carolyn Watson Judy Whitehall Betty Shinn Larry Snyder Judie Reynolds Gary Waddell James Howell Kay Sprout Donald Hanley h A Shaila Stanton ' . ,ga . Richard Selby Jerry Thompson A19 Our costumes were taken from the Roaring 20's which added a great deal of extra interest to Mrs. Work's production of Stage Door. We had enjoyed all our other Sno-balls, but we felt that our Senior one was the best. The band trip to Canada a nd our Senior Class Trip were two events which topped off a perfect year. Even after our long-anticipated graduation, we will cherish many fond memories of Monmouth High School. Not pictured: Marilyn Scott Tom Deen Eugene Bowers Sharon Chenault James Denison Sandra Kernodle John Talley Frank Anderson Barbara Bush Linda Hayes Ernest Sells Sharon Patterson Neil Skinner ' . , Yzfgf E . if w ha t .. UZQZZSEYE' 1,-:F afzff us a S ,,, . ' 1. P 'ai f PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Bob BHISTYIHH Jackie Peterson Cindy Goodwin Charlotte Uddin UNIOR . . . Their Officers and Board Members of the Junior class board and sponsors are Qfront rowj Pat Clark, Sandy Wade, John Creswell, Charlotte Uddin, and Betsy Jensen, Cback rowy Mr. Murphy, Jackie Peterson, Bob Bateman, Cindy Goodwin, and Mrs. Rav Qc: ll aesrfim lr' av gf! .,' ',..!,..,gM,,Q. Who's the class for you and me? That's the class of '63! Robert Addleman Janet Aldridge Joanna Appleby John Armstrong Trinidad Artiaga Julia Bertelsen Ruth Bivens Sheryl Blevins Ruth Boggs Thresa Boone Larry Bowden Barbara Buster Phyllis Butler Victor Byland Philip Campbell Mark Cavanaugh Ed Clark Pat Clark Sally Clayton Louise Cowan Rex Abbadusky Connie Abbott I '74 As Freshmen we chose for president John Creswell. We an- ticipated our first big event--Homecoming. Even though our float did not place, we had fun working on it as a class. John Cox John Creswell Albert Day Iudy Denison Terry Diffenderffer Sylvia Easley Jerry Fainter Roger Farrington Gary Fernald . Joe Fillman Paul Foreman Linda Foust Ted Frieden Donna Gabby S Martha Gamble Sharon Gardner Stanley Gilliland Russell Hamilton Vicki Hamilton Janice Hart Richard Hartley Vic Hawk ZX wig an an .nt - syya ' r,-. t-- -. f srrr R Although our records in sports didn t look too impressive we did have a couple of outstanding tndlvrduals John Armstrong lettered in cross country and Rick Merillat let tered in swimming. Skip Hooper Tim Howard Bob Hutchisson Calvin Jacobs Betsy Jensen Judy Johnson Clifford Jones Mike Kelly Bill Kemmitt Roger Killip Dianna Kinder Nancy Kissinger Karen Lawrence Ruth Lee Sandy Lee Margie Lefort Jalaine Light Larry Livingston Alice Lundeen Larry Lybarger ffm Late in May we had a class picnic at Monmouth Park to celebrate the success of our first year in high school Dr Overton and Miss Bitner, our sponsors, helped to guide us our Freshman year. Peggy McLoskey Lane McNitt www ,w 4'1i Judy Melvin Rick Merillat Gary Miller Stephen Miller Richard Morris Dan Nichol Mike O'Brien John O'Danie1 Judith Ogden Ed Orterry Tad Owens Bob Parish Larry Parsons Merlene Partington Joyce Patterson Carol Pedigo Ken Pierson Dan Redding Dan Reynolds John Romano Our Sophomore year we acquired two new advisors, Mr. Perkins and Miss Albin. Chuck Wallace was elected pres- ident. We were very proud of our basketball team which ended the season with only two defeats. Dean Schaeffer Karen Scott Sandra Semelroth Carl Slaughter Carol Smallwood Beverly Smith Judy Smith Rosa Smith Bill E. Smith Bill G. Smith Janis Speel Nancy Spencer Gene Stavenhagen Shari Stevenson Ronald Stokes Nancy Sundquist Joyce Switzer Beverly Taylor Joyce Taylor Tom Thorbeck tg E Connie Romine Lee Sage Peggy Toal W' Harry Truman Sharon Kinkaid if f-,. f , - qt 1. .: wi ,J iii . rr f' Sandy Wade Chuck Wallace Aldeene Warner Bill Wells Martha Whitman Rick Wickline Sue Woll Is pl Outstanding boys in sports were John Romano, Richard Morris, and Bill E. Smith in track: Pat Clark in footballg Tom Thorbeck and Bob Bateman in swimming. All these boys received varsity letters. Steve Miller and Janis Speel placed very high in a Latin test given by the college. We sponsored an all-school Hawaiian Bermuda hop in the spring. Upper classmen at last, with our shiny new class rings to prove it! Under the organization of our president, Bob Bateman, we were at last able to produce a first place float, The last two football games, we worked diligently in the food stands in order to earn money for our class. After the first game we once again sponsored an all-school dance. Each year something new and different happens and we are eagerly anticipating our remaining time in MHS. .V if -wear , PRESIDENT 1 Mike Dixson A, VICE PRESIDENT Dave Allaman SOPHO URES .5 ss A . . ,fam-, A. rwef- ,., , ff iff N V:V y W , A I ' Vx P 'f 15 ' ,EEE ' T . T e- 7 rg -. A , ' , T EEEE To 573.1 E A -I K, K TREASURER SECRETARY Jerry Rule Carol Olson Their Officers and Board Members of the Sophomore class board and sponsors are ffront rowj Mike Dixson, Carol Olson, John Marshall, Becky Rawson, Cheryl Uddin, Dave Allaman, fback rowj Mr, Tollefson, Terry Rehn, Nancy Turnbull, Jerry Rule, Jim Waters, and Miss McKeown. W ' ir ' 'E' 2 as r. slifwf.. f ' '31- - fi ' e .N H 4 1 :W 1' if . as , L 49' Q 3' Una. vw 'ii ' I - 'K' 4 In September of 1961 we began our Sophomore year with 181 of the 185 students that were with us the preceding year. We also added several new students to the class. David Abbey Kenneth Anderson 32255. E 3 , -, .. f.f,,' '-2, sv-r Ma' g . fig N, Y AAF , ,,. ,ss, WV.. I , S C. ,, , A , Wm? 'sl ws 9' as l R 'sf P PM r W 1' Harry Baker Judy Beard Vicki Bishop Stephen Bjornson Donald Boggs Douglas Bollinger Janet Bowling Gay Bowman James Bragd Cathy Breed J. D. Buckert James Bunn Diane Burgess Dan Burkitt Michael Butler Vicki Caldwell Susan Carlson Julie Carrier Roy Carwile Terry Case Mike Dixon did a fine job as president. The Homecoming float, The Will to Win was entered in the originality di- vision and awarded 2nd prize. The girl chosen to be Sophomore attendant was Nancy Long. Patricia Cavanaugh Michael Clark Lynn Claycomb Kay Clayton Linda Collins Gerald Crabill Carey Cromer Sherry Cromer Sharon Darnell Michael Dean Linda Deisinger Marcia Derry William Dowell Joyce Easley Marilyn Fernald Vicki Firof Suzanne Followwill John Frost Louise Gibson Stephen Gilliland 'W -x D if 'M , 'ls . 1. 'li is W, ' 'i,,sJj ' l i' trait Q! 'U' ms - 1 was iv' ,fr fr Elmer Cassiday Donald Catton K ,VII - .iawsl-11: 'vs y .f 1 5 ,wsaisgg 1 L f km ' K A :fs Q mr G, my , '5r'Sm. . ,M it X r 'W r Z? . yi me M Q - uf' f , ,Q , if Q.-. ,F ,WV i 1 , V - Lil I L . 1 My ' K QW .mdigf wk glu-war Sfsigl-,'f?f -Z ,lr 4' t ,- 5 ff ., V V, .X eff! : ,rr jw ,Q -u 4 W ,gr 3' iz Q z Jef if aff: '-ssiife -e. 1...gQ1,,i155,,f .. W t -, :. .sf,-- wuz' 1- .s B--.,,:.. 1,, .Q iw 5- t it ,Q ii, its 6,1 .,,, . . df-IMI -sn, -din. 'ibu- is Lo As Freshmen, in 1960-61, led by President John Marshall, we sponsored many class functions. At Homecoming, the class float We'll Take 'Em by Storm was awarded Hon- orable Mention. Gerelyn Gilson William Gilson Dan Greenstreet Tom Griffin Richard Gummerson Carolyn Hanson Leroy Harrison Patty Hasten Raymond Hasten Betty Hayes Donald Hennenfent Louis Hickok Rodney Higgins Linda Hinderliter msa.sf'g Judith Holmberg Pamela Howard Sandra Howell Nancy Hull Eugene Hunter Gary James Janet Johnson Marcia Johnson Joyce Easley was selected to represent us as Homecoming attendant to the Queen last year. Frances Kersey Peggy Knauer Steve Landuyt Rozella Lathrop Larry Law Cheryl Lawrence Frances Lefort Mary Jo Lefort Judy Lester Paul Levine Wendy Levine David Liby Gerald Liggett Karen Liggett Norman Linze Frank Livingston Nancy Long John Louck David Love Peggy Lundeen Mary Johnson Mary Kellogg I f lo.. 5 The members of the Sophomore class have been a very , N busy group. We have attended and helped to support all - school activities and have produced many good athletes E A pp who add to our sports standings. Frank McCutcheon d 'V ' Terry McGinnes Susan McKelvey Carl McLaughlin William McMaster John Marshall Allen Meier Donna Merwin Sandra Mettler Larry Miller Richard Miller Tom Miller James Moore Roy Morganthaler William Motta Dan Murphy Rex Myers Dennis Nelson : ., 'i 1. r,k Frances Nelson Nancy Nichols Miriam Olson Richard Owen 3. Three of the boys on the Sophomore team were even cho- sen to play varsity football. The class is enthusiastically looking forward to our remaining years at Monmouth High School. Ruth Phillips Ruth Ann Pratt Rebecca Rawson Terry Rehn Neil Reith Cynthia Rhea William Richardson Ruth Ricketts Gary Robertson Richard Roll Ronald Roll Dan Romine Lonny Rosine David Rutledge Richard T. Sage Gene Schaeffer Richard Schantz Linda Schroeder Mary Seibert Mary June Shafer Carole Patterson Peggy Peoples 1- 1-fr 1 ,ze rtiwiiiif ' N 'X I ,JP 22.12 , 3511 .Q-11 s.. ! 2 1 , W K 15 H r -i- Y - W 4... - vfsf aw?-sa, , ,rf H, ? . :Al ., , 'M w 1 hx x I . if ag s Wir Y' R r any 'Za a X A ri , ra ' 'R ,... y aa- .ai .-My .:. .iw fir- ., ,W .i . gy., . r 5, :Q 1 M 5: J gh J qw '35 53 af K? its Q 4' r P 1' sg' 41 an M f ' 57.523 ivan 15 ,,:,::1gg-,. as g Q .. A , .VL 1, , ss . tp. -as Z . N s 4,553 5 F i 'W 1 ,' Q r ' Q. 4 5 ,, X vi L. .Ag ,. ,,,. , ,.,,,- ,.-, --gp -- N asia. . Q1 f - ,, ..,,,,.: .. ,,,. V r,1f as mm. N ? -ma' k,,.,..,,3 . 1, '53 ' '51 . - ,. , , . 'W 2 an ,ga ME R5 J ,il ' ,. 11.:. ,1. if 'P hu I' i 1 K, M, .F gf -isa: W , To Thee Much Power . . Lyle Shane Marilyn Shawver 0'!i T'Il John Short Stanley Sims John Singleton Dianne Skees Daleanne Smith Judith Smith Penny Smith Judy Smock Carolyn Snowden Randy Stanton Russell Stanton Pamela Stivers Donald Stokes Kregg Swanson Robert Swanson Donna Switzer Cynthia Taft Larry Taylor Carol Thompson Carol Tinkham Class of '64 Kaylene Trego Nancy Turnbull Cheryl Uddin Jack Upton Susan Van Tine Glenn Vestal James Waters Lee Ann Wells Jim Wenstrom Vicki Wentrcek Mike Wheetley David White Shirley Wicks Nellie Williams Allan Wilson Alma Wilson Gary Wimp Mary Woerly Leroy Todd Susan Tomlin E in dlmwysgn QI? asm, Ci Q Mui E T : K , m:'b' h-, Q . . lazi- lf '-f J 1 MlM?GE'r5- WY' 9 ! f iviflg . 'A PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER SECRETARY Glenn Holler Chuck Vaughn Dianne Van Dien 1111 Beuig FRESHMEN . . . Their Officers and Board Members of the Freshman class board are Qleft to righty Chuck Vaughn, Glenn Holler, John Davison, Jill Bellis Patricia Davenport, Judy Clayton, Dianne Van Dien, Gloria Neal. Do you really know the Freshman class? You see us every day in the halls, but do you really know us? Jean Alumbaugh Harry Anderson Susan Appleby Greg Arling Don Armstrong Julia Artiaga Bonnie Asbury Karen Bailey Janis Ball Jerry Banks Jennifer Barnes Alice Bell Gloria Bennett Joan Bersted Charles Birditt Regina Bishop Charles Blackman Louis Blansett Kenneth Bowles Linda Brantingham Vicki Abbadusky Patty Albert 'HJ' QQ! ,,i. .H mzm... 1 . a n at .,-aa-V,-,:' f J- Q, 5 ..:,, F. s.. aa.. . 15 t la: lr ff as-It , y g 45 t .wtf 4 K r E . 6 N +11 - xl.-,zffifsu '-1. ' ,Q as J. 5 r 4 y 1 if . P if ,sea We were the first class to go through the new Junior High after it was completed. DuWayne Brooks Marcia Brown K .. ,,,A V , Lk N - 'iii fait ma ef .f1v:r':s- 1 .1 V . ma- f , , Sta, . 1 is N y -, ig. 2 suv-A , x Q t 3 -. 1? , 965 'Q W 5 VF A .Z .. .1- Mm? ,.x If-iii 4l fra' -af-ef W Brenda Burgess Sara Burkitt Virginia Carlisle David Carrell Polly Carwile Walter Cassiday Vickie Casteel Tom Chenault William Clark Judy Clayton Gregory Collins Larry Conley Michael Connell Judith Cook Michael Corgnati Ruth Coursey David Curry Robert Danforth Mary Darnell Patricia Davenport We were always pulling pranks, especially when we were in the 8th grade. One time in English class, a boy hid in the closet for a whole period! Donald Decker Jane Delph Sally DeVore Mary Dew Pamela Dowell Angela Edwards Mary Ekstrom John Erickson Elaine Farrington Cheri Fillman Carol Foreman Dan Franklin Ed Fritz Carol Gillette Larry Gillette Jane Glasgow John Greenwell Mac Grier Donna Gummerson Peggy Gummerson i flip John Davison Lyle Day 'Wharf a pile of snow, Victor Hanley Mary Jo Harris The kids at ICS pulled some good stunts, too! Forin- stance, there was the time two boys buried another boy in and then had to dig him out. i -vh- 'h -. :I-. -1 1 'F' X ni H Jack Hasten Dan Heatherly Ted Heatherly Rosemary Helms David Henry Frances Herbsleb Richard Hodson Sharon Holm Randy Holmberg Sylvia Holmes Sam Howell Cindy Hoy Larry Hudson Sandra Hume Martha Ishmael Susan Israel Karen Jensen Connie Johnson Gary Johnson Shirley Jones The Jet News was originated by the 8-l class of Junior High, although e veryone contributed. It was patterned after the Clipper, and Michelynn Smith was the editor. John Kelly Mary Kersey Judy Kemmitt Barbara Kick Maxine Kinder Mike Kinkaid Tracy Knauer Gerry Koke Charles Larimer Tom Lee Diane Lemmerman Harold Liby Mike Lovitt Mike Lovvorn Donald Lybarger Palmer McBride Charlene McHenry Ann McKeown Kaye Marcott Dianne Maritz e A iv E ani 2. f- rrr or tww f f :V N Nick Kanakis Peggy Keirn our 'li 5 in '55 ziggy, , QE' I t i fx f yr - V E . V, I an , Zi' it M. lrii f I atwlsi 4' I? if -- . . W , N ?P J if tc: U- X , ih- ' i M ' ' -ff 7 iq, 9 f a l eai ,li, atiiia 4 -ae . 2.1124 M- Q A. , I -A f1..fi E L' gi Q if S we or 3 rw ' Q lla ,la far 29 l x v,.. asia'-K L It ttth : 5' ff t H . S A 5, ,, E ., ,, w 'Y 1: We have lost a few members of our class, but have gained fifteen more from ICS to make the total number of stu- dents in our class 192. Jack Martin Mike Meredith f7 'P- ln.. is it h l,,r rrr raft , ..j I1fx V f , ' - m isss I-H. . 13 4 I .2 kti. 'S l i gh jf. .T .. F .M I ,M :dk it 53. A st. s r Q ,- JN 'if an 1 4 L' in: , ' . R if J A 4 it SWA,-Sir -swf' ,.., V s z- 1 -4 K K, . ,, sigtfgf 1 I ,,.. K , f. Q J W A K is if 1 . ' R 5 7 ' sf Q 1'3 ak' ' K x Mani 1 as Ron Merry Richard Merz David Mettler Ted Mettler Sandra Meyers Edward Millard Sheila Miller Richard Moldenhauer Terry Moore Donna Io Munson Carl Murphy Fred Murphy Robert Myers Terry Myers Gloria Neal Eugene Newland George Nicol Craig Objartel Dennis Olson Mary Olson The Freshman Class is under the leadership of President Glenn Holler, Vice President Chuck Vaughn, Secretary Jill Bellis, and Treasurer Diane Van Dien. Nancy Patton Nancy Paulson Gerald Peterson john Peterson Sharon Phipps Jean Pierce Patty Pierce Marie Piper Karen Pittman Philip Poorman Dean Redding Robert Rehn Leanne Rhoades Rita Robbins Dan Rohr James Romano Carole Romine Larry Royer larry Rule James Russell Dan Owens Susan Parsons .!'l'7'P' Q uf K2 f sg aa l ' y W 1 . ,.., .. at 1l'T Last year's Citizenship Award winners were Pat Davenport, Jim Russell, Judy Clayton, and Diane Lemmerman. Nancy Ryner Linda Sage Sandra Sands Julia Schreiber Sandra Sechrest Lowell Selby Carol Shinn Junior Shinn Peggy Shunick Terry Skees Michelynn Smith Mike Stauth Brenda Steele Sharon Stickland Jack Sundquist William Talley John Tarr Lillie Taylor Londa Thomas Jane Thompson Sheila Thompson Mary Valentin Marjorie Wicks Gary Willett Cheryl Williams Lynda Williams Alice Wilson Douglas Winebright Pauline Yarde Carl Young k:,,,.. 'glie fi? , ' Verna Van Winkle V A 4 V .f y Leon Wallace s 'l' 6 is W Q , .1-2. 1- fl Don Wells ff i 'fy .ia L t - ' ssls ' 5 4 qi ,,, J:R 8'Kw 5 Ei ,f5'3i'3'f'f, ,,,s t ii' I 'MW I s, ss'ss , M- as K ssus l' I jg Il ' . 13,2 4' ' S: , .a Although this year 's Freshman float V' won no prizes, it was a lot of fun X to build. Gloria Neal was the - I Freshman attendant to the Home- igi, coming Qieen. 5 ig I mm! l Vs- Q HX'-.. np ,gi l QI' 5 Q 1- Q, ,fy K V v f' Q 3? i :rs Nag if ,.. if 1 FAC LTY 19 va--A-...., -one 1 A-w:,,- 1+ . mei' ! U .M- L q , 9 E ' 3 '., nfl' - 5 A ,W 4 Jzr rl fm 55 5: W X'-Q .Aa 2. I X ,gif 6 5 5 3 0 V' L 0 I b 5 0 Xs 1 . my 1 gf 'K N 5. if by ,xxx .-Hgh .35 'ya f 1 ' - , -, 5-. . '+z3.L. 4 A TW ,ww f '-QYKN 'QW Y 0 . 6 S '0,.,19,is,, l 4 '.,,11 11 --A- 1 The thoughtful expression of Mr. Joseph P. Dixson, Principal, is reflected in the desk glass just as his sincerity is reflected in his everyday approach to high school living. H!! 4, , i s-,Q Board of Education Links Community and School lIZ1'2L'31S 'Gm ...akin-N The school board members from left to right are as follows: Mr. Harry Owen, Mr. Theodore Stansell, Mr. Earl Carwile. Seated are Mrs. Marion Beal, Dr. James Marshall, and Mrs. David Turnbull, President George Bruington is not pictured. The School Board members, who serve without any c om pensation, have contributed greatly to the ever de- manding needs of the school. The members are elected for a three year term by the citizens of Monmouth in a special election. We students of Monmouth High School greatly a ppre ci ate the interest they have in us, both as parents and as civic-minded individuals serving their community. r?,, PURPOSE-to serve the faculty and student body if , bf' --..,, As personal secretary to Mr. Crafton, Mrs. Uddin finds herself quite busy with numerous duties. Mr. Crafton often refers to her as his right hand. Mr. Kalosh, dean of boys and varsity basketball coach, h elps boys in all phases of their high school careers, both mentally and physically. rigffffilq 1 'fglfy Mr. Dixson's secretaries, Miss Cavanaugh and Mrs. Bowker seem to be perpetually working at their many jobs. Miss Hanson, dean of girls, is always ready to assist in any kind of problem which may arise. PURPOSE-to explore the physical sciences Through experiments and demonstrations, the students in Mr. Farr's chemistry and physics classes prepare themselves for future careers in this scientific age. In Mr. Patterson's general science classes the students acquire the background which is necessary for the more advanced sciences. cc cf f aasi. J Besides being head of the athletic department and varsity football coach, Mr. Gene Behnke also teaches four general science classes. Miss Rowley, through her teaching of biology, gives high school students a better appreciation of the won- ders of nature. l r PURPOSE-to learn of our world, past and present It is the responsibility of Mr. Swanson to give M. H. S. Seniors an understanding of and appreciation for their country and its government thr ou gh economics and civics. 575 ,M ,,,,,1,,,,,,,..,,.-,f,...,.....w:, .,,..,,,.. , ...i,, .,,ou..s-at.. ff muh M PM My-EAA ,i,,,,, , ,... ,, 4,,,HvVxM W. The Juniors who compose Mr. Murphy's American History classes-through panel discussions, reports, outside reading, and interesting lectures-learn of i the development of our own country. In the World History classes taught by Mr. Geisz, students learn the interesting histories of nations around the globe. PURPOSE-to provide an insight into mathematics Slide rules, compasses, protractors, and rulers are standard equipment in Mr. Tollefson's math classes, since he teaches plane geometry, advanced algebra, trigonometry, and fourth year math. In Miss McKeown's algebra classes, besides absorbing math, stud ents learn how to work both neatly and accurately. Mr. Stavenhagen is usually found in the gym super- vising boys' gym classes, however, he also teaches a class of general math. PURPOSE-to prepare students for business world Mrs. Gehring's shorthand, typing, and office occupa- tion classes provide students with an excellent back- ground for many business careers. Mrs. Ray, who answered to the name of Miss Albin until Christmas, teaches classes in general business and beginning typing. This semester she has a class in geography. --.st 'Y' '57 Mr. Mullin is kept busy teaching students correct forms of record keeping and bookkeeping. He also, as head of the business office, serves as advisor for JiMa+e organization treasurers. Latin and g eneral math may not seem compatible, but Mrs. Yeager likes teaching both of these subjects to the students 'of M. H. S. PURPOSE-to learn to communicate effectively As if Freshman English weren't enough to keep Mrs. Hill busy, she also has the time consuming job of being advisor to both the Clipper and the Maroon and Gold. M.. ,, 1 e Miss Martin gives the students a better understanding of foreign languages as well as our own in her inter- esting Fresh, Spanish, and English classes. Y gkffwx J' via English, Latin, French, and Spanish Y ff Q Senior English is Miss Dahlberg's specialty, through Miss Anderson is kept very busy correct- which she prepares her pupils for college by teaching ing tests, themes, and book reports them the fundamentals of our language. Her junior written by her Sophomore and Junior classes learn to appreciate Shakespeare. English classes. Mrs. Work,' one of MHS'g busiest teachers, not only Mrs. sped in her first Year at MHS has has classes 1n speech and English, but also coaches the already gained the respect of her Fresh- speech contestants and dire cts the Junior and Senior man English Students with her sincerity C1355 P1aY5- of purpose and continued patience. f WU, xv' an 123' L W MH PURPOSE-to learn through experience 5 It is best not to walk by Mrs. Courtney 's room with an empty stomach for the scents from food prepared by her cook- ing classes are too sublime to bear. Mr. Payne teaches Apprentice Carpentry and Advanced Industrial Arts. He, also, is supervisor of Diversified Occupations through which students learn a trade on the job. ff on When Mr. Woodall 's name is mentioned, students usually associate it with coachingg however, he also teaches three sections of industrial arts. Homemaking is important in the preparation of a girl's future, and Mrs. Hennenfent is a specialist in this field. PURPOSE-to enjoy life through music Besides preparing the band for their snappy marching demonstrations and their impressive spring concert, Mr. Munneke was very busy this year making arrange- ments for the band's four day tour in Canada. Thanks to Mr. DeWeese, our orchestra director, a 5 music appreciation course was once again offered at MHS, in which students learn the value of many dif- ferent kinds of music. Students of MHS receive vocal training in the Girls' Glee Club and the Mixed Chorus which are both under the capable direction of Mr. Harvey Johnson. 'iq ES X962 'sz . Miss Campbell puts in many long hours of work in or- der to keep the library in tip top shape and to pro- PURPUSE encourage physical and mental fitness During her first year as school nurse, Mrs. Gummer- son, has done much to better the health ofthe students by testing e ye s and ears, C h e C R ing heights and weights, and suggesting ways to prevent colds. Mrs. Kilgore is taking President Kennedy's advice in trying to make sure that the girls in her gym classes become physically fit. PURPOSE-to promote safety through training 'Weis Mr. Pullen has the job of preparing students to be- come safe drivers. Which do you suppose is more re- laxing for him, behind the wheel instructing or classroom? As well as teaching many swimming classes, Mr. Rhoades coaches the swim team, which finished with a Very fine record. Members of the faculty disprove the theory that all teachers are naturally grumpy by performing in the Faculty Band at our assemblies, These pep assemblies are considered some of the best. We D0 appreciate your tireless service Custodians Lee Anderson, Archie Robertson, Bob Henness, Arnold Parsons, and Charley Bailey. Many times visitors have commented on the cleanly appearance of our high school. Credit should go to the five smiling gentlemen here at MHS who keep the building in smooth running order. We are sometimes in- clined to forget these men, even underestimate their work. Year round, there are jobs to be done. There is the flag to be raised, the building to be heated in the winter, snow to be shoveled, and repairs of all types to be made in the summer. Halls and rooms must be cleaned every day, sometimes twice a day. Besides all this work, the custodians are always ready to help us prepare for a dance or a party. They spend much time helping us open stubborn lockers. Indeed they are examples of cheerful, quiet efficiency. WMx1Ui UH! Qllglly 51,11 V 8? :gy AA AA , ,,h - Q gg g ' ,K Q ,Q - K ,Q .V,l gg. M599 15 K' K 1 . 3 ..,M,sRMgi,,:l , 'A ,. , 111141 iiorfe in Whai' wg will dp m later . 3 ' Q - 1 vu ' Q ln fixtures years we w111f sincelthe conlpgkpagiyqly JoAnn Amos-8, 14, 22, 28, 32, 46, 61 Frank Anderson-40, 71 1 Iudy Anderson-8, 24, 27, 28, 34, 46. 62 Quinn Anderson-4, 6, 7, 13, 16, 20, 25, 27, 34, 42, 43, 48, 49. 53. 56, 61 Ellen Armstrong-30, 62 Helen Armstrong- 28, 62 Marshall Balding-16, 20, 42, 54 Judy Bateman-14, 28, 30, 31, 64 Richard Bertelsen-61 Mary Bdomby-13, zo, 21, 23, 25, 27, 28, 32. 37, aa, 39, 46. 60, 63 Eugene Bowers-40, 71 Patty Bowman-14, 16, 23, 25, 27, 28, 32, 38, 60, 61 Sally Bowman-14, 20, 22, 23, 24, 26, 27, 28, 32, 34, 38. 61 Rose Bresnahan-62 James Brown-7, 13, 20, 25, 27, 30, 33, 42, 43, 48, 49, 55, 56, 61 Lenna Burkett-30, 62 Barbara Bush- 71 Thomas Campbell-7, 14, 25, 27, 42, 43, 48, 49, 54. 56, 62 Judy Carrell- 14, 28, 32, 34, 60, 61 Michael Cavanaugh-14, 16, 62 Sharon Chenault- 30, 71 William Clayton-40, 62 Celeste Clifford-14, 16, 22, 29, 37, 39, 64 Robert Cokel-63 Sandy Coursey- 30, 63 David Courtney- 22, 42, 43, 54, 56, 63 Albertal Cox-28, 30, 32, 64 Jacqueline Cox-63 Susan Danforth- 28, 36, 63 Beverly Davis-28, 31, 64 Thomas Dean-71 William Deen- 7, 20, 21, 25, 42, 43, 60 James Denison-71 Larry Dew-13, 16, 20, 42, 53. 60. 63 Maralyn Dossey-14, 18, 24, 26, 27. 29, 31, 32, 38, 39, 64 Rick Ewing-68 Robert Fillman-55, 56, 63 Marcia Ford-22, 32, 64 James Gardner-13, 21, 25, 27, 60 Filone Fates- 30, 64 Stanley Geisz-13, 14, 16, 21. 55, 56, 64 William Glover- 30, 53, 63 Phiiup cosney-40, 69 Charlotte Grigg-29, 36, 66 Joseph Gummerson-18, 23, 25, 27, 68 Michael Hall-64 Donald Hanley-71 Junellyn Harvey- 30, 63 Linda Hayes-71 Katherine Heston-6, 7, 13. 14, 16, 20, 22, 28, 34, 38, 66 Judy Hilsenhoff- 13, 14, 16, 21, 24, 29, 32, 34, 60 James Howell-33, 40, 71 Rick Hoy-7, 8, 13, 20, 42, 43, 48, 55, 56, 65 Jane Hubbard-23, 25, 27, 29, 37, 38, 39, 66 Kathy Hughes- 16, 25 Marilyn Hull-66 Judy Hulsizer-31, 65 SENIOR I DEX Burgett Irey-64 Barbara James- 31, 32, 67 Celinda Johnson-20, 21,24, 26.27, 28, 32, 34 69 0 Kay Johnson-14, 16, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 38,6 65 Sandra Kayser- 14, 28,65 Harriet Keller-14, 22, 28, 32, 66 Kent Keller-13, 14, 60, 65 16, 21, 25, 37.39, 42. 55 56 Sandra Kernodle-71 Michael Kilgore-14, 15, 42, 43, 54, 56,64 Melvin Lacey-43, 48, 49, 56, 57, 65 Donald Lantz-55, 56, 66 Lynda Law-e, 13, 14, 16, 25, 28, 32, 65 Everett Lefort-40, 6 Patricia Lefort-67 6 Vera Livingston-30. 67 Alan Loya-30,67 Kathy McCarnes-14, 24, 26, 29, 32, 68 Francis McCutcheons-28, 32, 68 Dan Mitchell-68 Judy Norgart-14, 16,24, 27, 31, 32,67 Sandra Objartel-6, 7, 14, 16, 24, 26, 27. 28, 32 sa Ronald Ortery-40, 6 Steven Owen-8, 13, 60, 68 7 14, 20, 21, 34, 43, 53, 55, 56 57 Sharon Patterson-17, 22, 28, 32, 71 Phyllis Peoples-22, 28, 32, 69 Linda Perrine-22, 34, 67 Judy Powell-26, 29, Gerald Pulley-42, 4 32.67.24 3,68 Virginia Reyburn-29, 31, 67 Judy Reynolds- 70 Mary Romano-4, 13, 20, 24, 27, 28, 32, 37, 38 39 60 Darrell Sage- 33, 54, 67 William Sage-33, 6 Marilyn Scott-71 Richard Selby-25, 2 Ernest Sells-40, 71 Arla Jane Shafer- 14, 9 7, 71 Chesney Sharp-13, 14, 16, 18, 23, 24, 26, 27, 28 32 34, 37, as, ea Betty shim.-ao, 70 Myrna Sickmon-28, 30, 34, 38, 39. 69 Patty Sickmon-23, 24, 26, 27, 29, 70 Margaret Sistler-22, 29, 31, 36, 69 Neil Skinner- 71 Michael E. 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