Monticello High School - Memories Yearbook (Monticello, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1951 volume:

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' - 4 'Gb' mp n :A:A,AA.i:,AMA5m-5, 1.3: In thus mld century year, wuth the world un a state of turmorl, we h1gh 1554, ,?5-jqgajzz, z,- -A - ' an-1-1-.-1 ' -1-2 '- v 0 :-Ag. A :QE-2.-,2i2saA'?,Q'gf?3g3' school students are somewhat confused when we contemplate the future. 5:e5 ',A'-3223.-.3 -f-315.19 -QOOAA'-A.-ar: - A . A r Ai-iq-, on '-gg--:ghq 5 iiqaggzif ggebfqi The one source to which we can always turn for advlce and counsel, for com- -Q-Egg Ag 'slvon Q 1 . bl ,Q-rgg. A- ' ' ' ' ' l ' ' ','3.'li -Ir f'A0- 0 ff 'Al 5.35:-.,.'. iiAS.9i-A4AA5AA,lF-?b fort, and for lnspuratzon IS our famlly. One s family usually Consists of father, A-Q-',gS,g,5 'iitirxaoziisq .. - r -,-A A .-5:35:53 ' . ' - ?..'1.- 99, ,A.?-:2 :7'. 5 'Q' ,4 . 55,15-Q39 mother, brother and snster and sometlmes grandparents. Then too, we belong 5112 ,fgf-.:1.1:A1'?5?12-Aw D .A , 34-516.4 'f'- A . I . z 3'. ' -g: iAg'--jegv ,ezgsgsigsgugzgg .42 TQ a much larger school famlly, wrth a beneyo.ent patrrarch, the school board, 'A-:LQ 52.4-r.. -:LE AA--,Q-,. nA. .Q: fav- A-g,. - ' ' - . it A-:2 111- sayin: wlsely guldnng teachers, and a huge famlly of fellow students. These two - .igg :,..P.s'i'g'T'.3'-213' f - -. . 3.1:-if I e. - ' A - A . r . .- A 1 -- .- . ,- Asigge--g 23:55 famxlues really furnlsh the bulwark of our exxstence. .512 Qi,eA:AA-.A- f- .qggtg 'f' - r 'r i if 4 2'-':b l ' ' ' - - - A 9 'f' 't as - '9.Ff1D1!,3f?-ua .Ai::?,- We feel then that at ns very fnttung that thus l95l ussue of Mernornes AQ-QQ, 'gg'-'fggiaq it Alzgzic .A . - - - A :sg--.1 -555:-A3:A. . gel' gg ..AA:A.:AA,-.g9- A.1.t.A,?:, Should take the form of a Family Album, un which we look at the plctureg .'-f-A:A::--- -'..5J.'.'.'.'.' flcg 13:5 3:Q.'A3'-',e.'Q' I j.':I 'Q and C T f . A A A A A if AQ.. P, Q- -ani-e.:: ,3,::5:3A.g.A53.0-Al-5. a coun s o our actwrtues rn our larger school family as made possible Q, AAA,5f.q::.. 5,-,-5-,-g l ,g- ,D-A-L5-:AAQA Q oonhuu ' ' - - ,Q jg- Q' X-ag,...o A - .A-,3iigz.t,?DQ4ig5i.3,:., E: by our lmmeduate famllues. 5' 3:33533 -A iqggqs., 'ik 5: Rfk. :5Jrs'. A . . -. . .A--. r A- - -- . . .A.- . . ,- . . ' -T : - ' 6 1'7 -7-' 5 5.-is--P3 555:-11' '--?'!:!o'?5'--2:-f'1.' 1'--'G'-..:.at4f'-'--.'.1c's- '.'.g...1,a-'--tts: if-A'-Yi! ' 1 1'-A'. 4:--A-4 Av- .g1.5:3:1319:-A:2:Z':'?-:A f 'QA'-k'.'!:, We Deducate ---- m-vi me-4' N. Our famuly album would not be complete without paymg specnal tnbute to our advuser For the past twenty fnve years Mlss Fleming has guven of her tume and patlence to help many young and mexpernenced hugh school students publish thus our Memories We wush to take thus opportunuty to express our deep apprecuatson for her fune work ln humble and suncere gratitude we the members of the Memorues staff of 1951 do respectfully dedicate thus book to Mass Mnldred D Flemung 0 9 'X - ' , v X -i y as ' ll ' II ' I ' I ' ll . f Il I I We Wlll Flght Our Country s Battles On the Land, In the Arr, On the Sea ARMY Charles L Alexander 1946 EdwardM Allen 1941 Wayne Bartley 1952 J Paul Brshop-1947 Charles I Brown Kenneth Clouser 1947 ClaudeJ Cruse 1942 Lewis M Darsham Glenn Eades RnchardEll1s 1947 Clntford P Eubanks Jr 1944 Clyde Gaskull Clarence Jasper 1949 FrankA Lohr 1940 James E Meece Jr 1942 Harold Menacher 1947 Robert Moore Wendall Moyer 1935 Arnold E Musnck 1946 Tom Rannebarger 1947 Raymond B Smnth Frederick Bertel Stoddard 1950 NAVY Fred Benjamin 1948 RoyA Benjamin 1950 JoeV Bennett J 1950 John L Guffun 1942 VernonW Brown 1948 Ralph Harbert 1951 Max E Hency 1941 James Henderson Jr Raymond Howland 1949 Bull lsenburg 1948 Don Kelth Stephen B Lord 1950 Sam Macon 1948 Eugene F Maglll John R Merrvman 1950 Howard B Moore Bull Peak ElmerJ Purcell 1949 Glenn Record 1949 Harold Shafer ChandlerG Smnth 1943 Glenn R Smith Jackne Spurlnng Curtis Tabor 1949 Wulllam Watson 1947 Harold Whnte 1949 JohnC York 1949 AIR FORCE Lawrence E Alexander 1946 Thomas R Anderson 1948 Darrell F Barley 1950 Paul Bnertz 1948 Carl Bowdre 1948 Roscoe M Danuels 1949 James K Felts Jr 1950 JamesA Gregory Jr 1950 Joe Hardy 1949 Harold Jordan 1949 Lawrence Larson G W McCraw 1948 Dwnght Miner 1948 Harold Dale Norfleet 1948 Donald D Padgett John Portertleld 1946 Wlllram Rannebarger 1946 AlbertD Sheets 1948 Orrnn G Smith 1940 Ronald G Smuth Wallace Smuth Bull Sprague yle E Sumner 1950 Kenneth Timmons M1keVannote 1948 Frank McDonald Welch Chester A Woodall 1950 James M Woolnngton 1950 MARINES Gene Baldwin Ralph D Meece 1950 Don Secrust 1949 Bob Trlmble-1949 ll 0 l I I ' ll Charles M. Smith-1944 David Lord-1947 . . 1 f . l . 1 1 1 . , r.- - - 5 iii L 'wr 59-5 'J fig, . ARTS BUILDING Busy Hands Learn To Build l.?5'g,,f5n l 5 Q new m 1 Ill 2, E 1 Four Full 'rears For The Class 0 51 Saga 1'-r v 'v 555 I M, F' Mr Quunlan Advuser Bull Sago Student Councul Owen Anderson Treasurer Duane Woodall Vuce Presudent FRONT ROW Mrs Olson Advuser Loretta Ludwsck Student Councul Ber nadette Tracy Secretary Jodue Davudson Presudent ln September of I947 seventy four freshmen uouned the ranks of Montscello Hugh School and sn May of l95l fsfty of us leave much the better for the four years un between We were hesstant fresh men undustruous sophomores busy uunuors and lazy sensors but we had lots of fun Our freshman year was no worse than many other freshman years and better than some We elected tour capable class offucers and two equally capable student councul representatuves Our Homecomsng queen candudate Carolyn Bruhn made a fune show ung even though she dudn t come home wsth top hon ors Joyce Cook was elected to a varsuty cheerleader berth and several of us were un the All School Play Our sophomore year was equally as noteworthy Our class oftucers agaun dsd us proud as dud our Home comung queen candudate Joyce Cook who had agaun been elected varsuty cheerleader along wuth Carolyn Bruhn Many of us helped wuth the entertaunment at the Junuor Sensor Prom and agaun many had parts un the All School Play Our uunuor year was busy as l saud before chuefly because we all had to putch un and help at all the stands un order to rause money for our Prom Our otfucers however managed to lead us through a year whuch proved to be prosperous enough to stage an elaborate Prom Jane Summers our class presudent was elected presudent of the Student Councul We elected Joyce Cook and Marulyn Downs as varsuty cheerleaders Our Hearts Were Young and Gay was our very successful uunuor class play We elected Verna Brudges to rep resent us as our Homecomung queen candudate Then we came to our sensor and last year at Montscello Hugh School We began the year off rught by electung another crew of capable workers to our class offuces and Owen Anderson dud the sob up rught by bemg elected presudent of the Student Councsl Betty Zundars our queen candudate succeeded un her quest for the Homecomung crown Carol Tummons was our representative among the cheerleaders We presented a luvely and humorous sensor play entstled ' Our Msss Brooks We have enuoyed tour fruutful years here at Montscello Hugh School and well always remember them Congratulatuons and Best Washes to the Class of 51 from the NATIONAL BANK OF MONTICELLO f , U Qi 'Q 1 f f fl - is ii' if A ' u W - af W- It , J . ,, K Q S, .nt at R J ,A 'Q' T .gf hw W K, V Q - K., M li 4 x M., ' 1 J - . 1 I . - . l , . ' I . I f I . I a ' u - . n u - 1 I , n I . I I I . 1 . ll ' ' ll l I I I - I . I . I I . . - . . . . - o ' ' . I . 1 w I 1 - 4 . s I I n u ' . ' - - 1 - ll I I . - . , . I . Q . I. ' f o 4 I . I . . ,ails Ag XJ Quiet Pools And Rushing Waters JOHN WILSON Cornstalks, pumpkins, peaceful 4 . . John, good-natured, friendly . , . always being teased . . 4 never getting enough sleep , . . talking with a drawl 4 . . adding humor to dull classes . . . bashful . . , dancing the two-step . helpful. PEGGY McCALL Sparkling prisms, yellow sunlight, gaiety . . . Peggy, laughing, friendly, artistic , . . chewing gum . . 4 dressing like Betty 4 . . going with Joe . , . being a good swimmer , 4 . secretive . , , riding around in a jeep . . . drawing faces . , . light-hearted. JAMES GREEN Tall poplars, cool evenings, kelly green . . . Jim, quiet, calm, intellectual . . . dancing gracefully 4 . , being on the honor roll . , . growing .... inches in s--- years 4 . . planning a farming career. . . driving fast. . . a good helper . . efficient. BETTY GORDON Quiet pools, forest flowers, dusk . . . Betty, enthusiastic, dutiful . . . being seen with Peggy. . . liking to swim . . . going with Wimpy. . . laughing when she's embarrassed . . . wearing her silver belt . . . going to square-dances . . . happy. BILL SAGO Rushing waters, stormy weather, decided . . 4 Bill, dark,profuse in his state- ments . . 4 acting as chauffeur during noon hour. . 4 always looking for Marilyn . 4 . loving an argument . . . barking louder than he bites . . . helping his dad farm . . . good-natured4 if nv. Cool Breezes And Shooting Stars FLORENCE KRAFT Cool breezes, turquoise, pale yellow 4 . , Flip, quiet, dimpling smile, gentle charm , , , wearing full skirts . , . dating graduates 4 . . walking with a swing , . 4 dreading the swimming pool 4 . . talking only when necessary . . . sincere, HARLEY MOON EY Flaming sunset, fountain cascades, solitude . , . Harley, bright red hair, sleepy eyes 4 . . fishing and hunting expert . 4 4 being late for classes . 4 . taking commercial courses . . . having crew cuts 4 . . favoring blue . , . carefree. ANNABELLE ALEXAN DER Spring breezes, violets, sincere , 4 . Annabelle, laughing, spirited 4 . . being teased about her height , . , having to order her clothes . 4 , getting excited over little things 4 , . blushing . . . cheerful . 4 , having a refreshing sense of humor , . 4 neat and orderly. WAYNE CABLE Shooting stars, flying rockets 4 . . Wayne, friendly, impatient , 4 . always on his motorascooter . . 4 walking fast . . . good-natured . . 4 enjoying a good laugh . . 4 wearing his blue-plaid jacket . . . having a good time anywhere . . , quiet, JANE SUMMERS Red berries, burnished copper, autumn dusk , 4 , Jane, laughing, poised, always busy . . . playing in the band 4 , , editing our annual 4 4 4 always a good sport 4 . . partial to red , . . having common sense to study when she has to and to enioy herself when she doesn't have to 4 , . being natural. ll 'R 'R Calm Evenings And Bright Dawns GLENN HECKMAN, JUNIOR Gentle winds, sparkling rain drops . . . Junior, thoughtful, observant . . . working hard at his English . . . driving a red truck . . . planning a farming career. . . talking about getting a car . . . bashtul . . . companionable. CAROL TIMMONS Midnight blue, starlit skies, calm . . . Carol, short black hair, expressive brown eyes . . , editing Sage Talk , . . scholastically inclined . . . Varsity cheerleader . . . fashionable . . 4 going home for dinner . . . dreaming with distinction . . . clever. DONALD RECORD Snowballs, corduroy, red hats . . . Don, agreeable, responsible . . . wearing flashy shirts . . . having something to say . . . working at the theater . . . loving a good meal . . . always walking . . . being seen with Duane friendly. VICTORIA WALLER Bright dawn, bubbling brooks, rich laughter . . . Vicki, independent, emphatic, diligent . . . driving the family car . . . mimeographing the school paper dur- ing noon hour . . . president of G. A, A .... going to Champaign . . natured, HOWARD ALEXAN DER Deep canyons, sturdy boulders, shrewd , . . Howard, fearless, congenial selected for All Area Prep Team . . . dancing with tall girls . , , teased about his missing teeth . . . basketball manager . . . wearing dress . . . trustworthy. . good being shirts t-9' 'Pi gs. W hes -1' rg - 4 i Still Waters And Quiet Rivers WANDA LEWIS Daffodils, elusive breezes, sapphire blue . . 4 Wanda, quiet, sincere, inguisi- tive . 4 4 being engaged 4 . 4 not having time for outside activities 4 . . becom- ing disgusted with English 4 4 4 planning things in advance 4 , 4 pleasing per- sonality, MARGARET SEBENS Cool shades, camelias, kindness 4 4 4 Margaret, warm hearted, agreeable 4 . meeting everyone with a cheery smile 4 4 4 loving a long conversation 4 . riding the school bus 4 , 4 wearing her class pin . 4 4 sympathetic. GLENN CABLE Roller coasters, horseless carriages, industrious . . 4 Glenn, delivering papers . 4 4 going roller skating in Decatur 4 4 4 helping in the stands his Junior year 4 4 . never having much to say 4 4 . bashful 4 4 4 everybody's friend. LOUISE WOOD Moonlight on still waters, hidden flame, dignity 4 4 4 Louise, quiet, thinking, shining black hair 4 4 , studying out loud 4 4 . having a beautiful tan every fall 4 4 . carrying piles of books wherever she goes 4 . . expressive brown eyes 4 4 . trustworthy at l 1- FIN NOLA MITCHELL White curtains, quiet rivers, sunlight on hilltops 4 4 4 Nola, kind, sweet pera sonality 4 4 4 working at Fred's store 4 4 4 willing to help everyone , . 4 hating to go in swimming 4 4 . short, blonde hair , 4 4 answering to two names 4 . 4 slaving on her French 4 4 conscientious SHIRLEY JUDD Licorice, blackberries 4 4 4 Shirley, talk- ative, exuberant, witty 4 4 4 transfer from Mitchell, lndiana 4 4 , signing her name Jughead 4 4 4 splashing water in the pool , 4 4 speaking to ev- eryone she meets 4 4 4 proud of her height 4 4 4 always teasing 4 friendly tl 5 'S 'SRX all Blue Skies And Rainbows CATHYREN SCOTT Twilight evenings, pale blue, irises . . . Cathyren, reminiscent, secretive . . . working at Clodfelter's . . . liking to go to square dances . . . talking about Babe . . . wearing bows in her hair . . . talking in classes . . . affectionate. JOHN ELLIS Rugged mountains, sleepy pine trees . . . Plug, quiet, calm, easy going , . . talking in a monotone . . . laughing . . . partial to good-looking girls . . . bashful . . . athletic . . . always talking in the halls . . . studying his booka keeping . . . sturdy. BETTY HENDERSON Blue skies, bright green lawns, emeralds . . . Betty, eager, modest, slight . . . working in the Dime Store , . . eating up town at noon . . . having her lessons in class . . . getting teased about her small waist . . . walking to school . . . sedate. CLARENCE WITTIG Drifting snow, bright skies, refreshing winds . . . Bud, observative, clever . . . riding around on his tractor , . . enjoying a hearty laugh . . . blond curly hair . . . basketball manager . . . Homecoming escort his Senior year . . . considerate. JOANNE HETTINGER Cotton candy, dancing fairies, rainbows . . . Joan, serene, shy, turned up nose . . . being an Atwood cheerleader her Junior year . . . getting up early in the morning . . . wearing corduroy . . . selling Homecoming tickets . . . nice. I7 'Et i 91 STUDENT COUNCIL They Wear The Pants In Our Family lt is a great honor to be chosen by your class- mates to represent them on the Student Council, Our Student Council consists of all the class officers plus a boy and girl chosen from each class to act as class representatives. They got busy at the beginning of the year and elected Owen An- derson, an efficient senior, as their President, Pat Trimble, a junior, as Vice President, Joanne Mar- tin, a junior as Secretary, and Loretta Ludwick, a senior, as Treasurer. On October 20, with the help of their two de- pendable advisors, Mr, Felts and Mr. Paoli, they sponsored the Annual Homecoming - bonfire, movie, parade, and dance. With the help and co- operation of all concerned, it proved to be very successful and provided working capital for the year. During football season, the dads of the play- ers were honored at our Annual Dads' Night. Then the mothers of the players were honored in the same way during basketball season. Once a month throughout the year, Student Council presented il movie or an assembly program to the students. They also planned very good Thanksgiving and Christmas programs. On November 4, eight members, Owen An- derson Pat Trimble, Joanne Martin, Loretta Lud- wick, Jodie Davidson, Helen Morfey, Chick Barnes, an-fl Margaret Cook journeyed to Urbana, Illinois, to attend the annual District Student Council Con- vention. lt was held at the Urbana High School. First, there was a general session and then different members attended such group discussions as, How may a Student Council finance its activities, What is school soirit and how may it be im- proved, How may Student Councils train suc- cessful leaflers anfl Should there be standards of membership onthe Student Co'incil a The theme of the convention was Responsibilities and Priv- ileges of a Democratic Student Council . Congratulations Student Council members for a job well done. TOP ROW: Don Rex, Soph., Owen Anderson, Sr., Joanne Martin, Jr,: Bill Sago, Sr., Duane Woodall, Sr,g Gregory Barnes, Jr.j Mr. Felts, adviser. THIRD ROW: Mr. Paoli, adviser? Paul Lilly, Jr., Jodie Davidson, Sr., Loretta Ludwick, Sr., Bernadette Tracy, Sr.: Pat Trimble, Jr. SECOND ROW: Sue Williams, Fr., Ann McCartney, Fr., Jack Miner, Sophg Dick Branch, Fr., Raymond Valentine, Fr. BOTTOM ROW: Helen Morfev, Fr., Margaret Cook, Sophg Mona Seq,-igr, Soon, Joan Padgett, Soph.: Larry Rogers, Fr., Helen Cook, Jr. ABSENT when picture was taken: Wayne Meece, Jr. Mm Homecomung Spells use - 'dk-sd The hughlught of the year Homecomung was celebrated on October 20 l950 Thus year there seemed to be much more pep and entnusuasm than un prevuous years The Homecomung actuvutues began on Thursday nught October l9 at the bonfure and pep meetung held at the hugh school parkung lot There was a large crowd present Talks were guven by local merchants the coaches and the team the band played a n d t h e cheerleaders aroused pep wuth some snappy yells The next day was one of much de lught for we had no classes all day long ln the mornung the e was an assembly wuth a movue and treats fo all At noon the parade was formed outsude the hugh school and marcfued uptown Thus was the fun est parade we had had for a long tume There were eught floats en tered un the contest sponsored by the Student Councul They were FBLA GAA FHA FFA and the four class floats each bearung uts candurlate for queen Each gurl threw candy to the spectators as she passed by them FHA and the Freshman class won furst for theur floats ln the parade also were the band the cheerleaders and many students After arruvung uptown the band played and there was a short pep meetmg The bug evenung's actuvutues began at 5 OO P M when the P T A served a delucuous dunner They agaun served dunner at 600 PM Then Betty Zundars, Senuor, was the Queen of the Montucello Homecomung Her es cort was Bud Wuttug, also a Senuor She made a lovely Queen un her whute nylon net and black velveteen formal Yvonne Drew, Junuor, and her escort, Duane Woodall, Senuor, made a charmung couple Yvonne wore a green taffeta for mal wuth an oluve green net overskurt and a bug shrump colored bow down the back 20 Fun For Everqone everyone went over to the football fueld to watch the game between Montucello and Cerro Gordo Thus g me proved very successful Mon tucello wunnung l4 to 7 At the half tume of the game the Montucello Hugn Scnool marchung band gave a fune performance that was um mensely enuoyed by the spectators At 9 30 P M the most Important event of the evenung began thus be ung the d nce The theme for Home comung thus vear was Candyland and the gym was decorated very at tractuvely Peppermunt stucks lolly pops and cross stutch desugns helped to carry out our theme whule the or chestra Bud Roderuck and hus Or chestra played musuc for our danc ung from a huge candy box A l0 l5 the coronatuon ceremony be gan Mr Quunlan was the master of ceremonues and he untroduced our l950 Homecomung Queen Betty Zundars Senuor Her attendants were Yvonne Drew Shurley Sprague and Mattue Smuth The flower gurl was Lunda Kurk and the crown bearer was Joe Smuth The honorary cap tauns John Ellus and Bob Manuel c'uosen by the members of the foot ball team had the pruvulege of crownung the lovely Queen After the coronatuon the Queen and her attendants led the grand march The dance ended at 12 00 P M , brung ung to a close another of our won derful Homecomungs at Montucello Hugh School May we all cherush the memorues of ut Shurley Sprague, Sophomore, was es corted by Paul Lully, Junuor Shurley was very pretty un her whute taffeta formal wuth a whute nylon net overskurt Her formal was accented wuth rhlnestones on the boduce Mattue Smuth, Freshman, was very pretty un her pale blue taffeta formal lt had a full skurt and a bug necklune Mat tue's escort was Jack Muner, Sophomore OUR OUEENS Country Charm The Cream Of The Crop 13? Que QW X5 gory? fi 'iwx 6 + Ekb ! Q1 f 4' F1 QMS y .iv fe' 4 'X 4 'Clit .ig!',ix lf! i fx 'fx X I ,ma d 'x X ! C. 'r , LV x ' 1 ? 'J Tr xr W We r ef A LX gf ,J A f1q5g4'1g. ra w' Q19 ' -C e he ,.-J ca l I rr. X 'K .C 1 'L ' ev' K Candy Wheels lrst Prlze, Organlzahons F H A lacks Cerro Gordo Flrst Prnze, Classes L1 an if The Freshman Candy Cane wnns the pnze ,Q 'MZ AY' The Sensor s But O Honey The Junior s Candy Date The Sophomore s Queen of Hearts The F B L A Baked the Cake 22 The Brams And Brawn Of Football Leadmg Scorers LEADING TACKLERS Don Peck Owen Anderson Manuel Ray Moore Wnlllams Phll Seymour 34V2 Anderson Chck Barnes 3OV2 Pike Barnes TOUCH DOWNS EXTRA POINTS TOTAL PASSES ATTEMPTS COMPLETED PU NTS KICKS AVERAGE Pike 25 2 Meg-Ce Manuel 28 5 Manuel 3 Anderson 33 2 Sebens Wllllams KICK OFF AVERAGES I Anderson l9 399 Manual 35 2 A ,, fa H M .M M. My M in Our Coaches Mr Freemuth Mr Gregory and our new attractron Mr Paola led the way for us nn sports Mr Freernuth IS our foot W Y ball coach wrth Mr Gregory and Mr Paolr as asslsfants Congralulatnons Coaches' They also contribute thelrserv :ces lo such classes as P E Mathematics Biology Indus trnal Arts and Study Hall Agaln we say Good Luck 23 l. 39 2. A 38 l. 7 2 44 3. 37 2. ' ' 6 3 33 44 ' ' f 3. 3 2 20 5, ,A 4. ' 3 l I9 5. 2 l I3 NO. l. ' 23 9 l. Pike l4 4 2. 7 4 2. 2 . 3. lO 2 . 9 . 4. 4 2 5. ' ' 5 2 2. 3 1 9' . pr . if 'Q' - fi 4 3' D Q -if we X S, I I J I-if E 'fl L ces' -I tl' .ANG . ,Qian Q- R, .,. .fb .. S gl Wi giegk . I 1 I gi' A 35 A is I-153 3' . wa K' '. A ' tif .Ik . . .ff f ll ll K ' 'T' Hard Practice Makes Okaw Champs As we look in our album at the nineteen hun- dred fifty football season, we can all say congratu- lations to our Okaw Champsl As we look back on the season, this is the way it standsi The season did not begin too well, for in the opener Normal came to town with their celebrated Kadlec. We played football, but they played better. The score was 38 to l3 in favor of Normal. Villa Grove came to visit us for our first con- ference game. Manuel scored to start the rally in which we came out on the long end of the score, l3 to O. The Sages then traveled to Farmer City to lose a heartbreaker, Pike, Williams, and Manuel were our main keys, but somehow the score was l3 to l2, Farmer City's favor. Tuscola came to Monticello for our second conference game. They left us battered and bruised and with a score reading 39 to l3 in their favor. We then traveled to LeRoy for an exciting game. The score was O to O all the way until the last three minutes of play. Wayne Meece threw a pass to Owen Anderson who went over the goal line for our one and only touchdown, The final score was 6 to O in our favor. Telling the boys what's what. What price proficiency? On October 20 we celebrated our Homecom- ing. Bob Manuel showed Cerro Gordo how to play football and sparked our team to victory. The final score, one which made our Homecoming per- fect, was l4 to 7. We challenged Arthur on October 27. Our team had shown improvement. The whole team contributed to our win. The score was 39 to l2 in our favor. On November 3 we traveled to Newman. We hated to leave a sad crowd, as it was Homecoming, but it furthered our chances of a possible tie in the Okaw. We won 27 to 6. As the story ends, as of years past, we played Bement on Armistice Day. On a cold Friday night, the night before Armistice Day this year, we jour- neyed to Bement. It was our last chance to grab a piece of that Okaw Valley championship. We met a good team, but our spirit was never downed and we won 25 to 7. We shared our Okaw Valley championship with two other great teams, Arcola and Tuscola. As we close our album on another fine year of football, we say again, Congratulations, Sagesl Dig! Carry Me Back To Old Vir9inny! The Champs Are Rewarded Senuors ALEXANDER HOWARD Rock played runnung guard He was the man who was to lead the unterference for the plays He was rather small but they say dynamute comes un small packages He was rough to beat although he dud lose three teeth un the Arthur game He was one of the boys chosen by the coaches of the area and Okaw as an outstandung player That Ipana smule ANDERSON OWEN Peaches played quar terback He also called sugnals whuch us a duffucult uob but we had the boy to do ut In the T forma tuon he was a defensuve tackler whuch was hard to stop Owen was elected by hus team mates as one of the co-captauns of the 1950 squad Wush we could laugh luke that ' BRANCH NEIL Canoe played tackle Thus was hus furst year out for football and he dud a wonderful uob He moved quute fast and was hard to stop when he got started Good natured MANUEL BOB- Bob was our all around boy Whenever there was an empty place Bob fulled ut and dud a good uob at the same tume He had trouble wuth hus leg but he was a hard runner and loved to carry the ball Bob was elected by hus team mates as one of the co captauns of the 1950 squad He was awarded the leadung ground carruer trophy from the Country Charm daury That strong sulent type ends He was small but played hard un offensuve play It was hus furst year and dud a swell uob of playung ut That blonde curly haur Junuors The uunuors provuded much of the power for our team and we are lookung forward to havung them back next year BARNES GREGORY Chuck was one of our ends and was good un receuvung passes H played muddle luneback untul a hup unuury slowed hum down for a short whule Can t say as I do and can t say as I don t ALEXANDER NOEL Creampuff played tackle He was the buggest player on the team and had the fure when he needed ut Noel had luttle trouble pushung hus man asude or pluggung up the hole un the lune Doesn t know hus own strength DAVIS RON Darts played end and tackle He could be counted on to play a plenty tough game Although he wasnt wuth us all season he played well when he was Havung a peculuar lukung for tomatoes FELTS JOHN John played guard He was one of the toughest boys to try to move out of the plays You could always depend on John to hold hus sude of the lune Oh those freckles HEATH DICK Duck was one of our guards He was one of the roughest boys for hus suze We hope he wull contunue to capably full hus posutuon next year Shy and reserved LILLY PAUL Paul was an all around lune man and also played un the backfueld He had luttle opportunuty to play thus year but he wull be a good possubuluty for the future Always havung somethung to say MEECE WAYNE Dub played some quar terback and was a well balanced player He could make the ball pump at the rught tume Hus pass won a vuctory for the Sages un the Leroy game Musucally uncluned PECK DON Don played tackle He was one of the larger boys on the team and dud a good job of fullung up the lune Don got the Country Charm trophy for beung the leadung tackler of the squad My how you have grown SEBENS FRED Fred was a transfer from Bement He played halfback and fullback and dud a fune uob of runnung He was a great help to the team despute the fact that he had a leg unuury He wastes words on no one SEYMOUR PHIL Phul played end on offen suve play and luneback and safety on defensuve play Hus long legs helped hum get down the field blocks He also was a good passer We envy those brught flashy shurts WILLIAMS FRED-Fred played wungback and was a very good runner Excelled un kuckung Thus was Fred s furst year of varsuty play but he dud a very good job Oh those Levus from Rantoul He played center and end on de fensuve play He receuved mentuon un the All Area Prep team and also on the All State Team Muschuevous Sophomores and Freshmen HEARN KENNETH Ken played end and was one of the larger members of the squad Sophomores Prude and Joy PIKE NOEL Tucker played taulback and some fullback He dud lots of runnung puntung and passung for the Sages Whuz on the dance floor SHRIVER KENNETH Ken played most of the tume un defensuve play although he dud play some fullback Hus defensuve tackle really rocked the opponents Rovung Romeo LE CRONE LARRY Larry us one of our fresh men who played hard all the tume on the fueld He played defensuve halfback to cover for passes and was one of the fastest runners on the team All around athlete ROBERTS LEONARD-Leonard was our man aqer Whenever the Sages were uru want of any thunq Leonard was always around He deserved lots of prause for keepung the boys un good shape Fast talker O I - ll 11 I T l I - II - I - 11 I I I . l . ,, . . 11 . 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Wm 'wfhu in 2 'U Pt is it ff- Lyle Mc Feeters Reuben Anderson The Montucello Unut School Dustruct should be very proud of uts school board These men have not only made ut possuble for the added umprovements to our schools but they have un general produced better school spurut between the schools un the dustruct Mr Alexander the presudent thus year has a son Noel who us a Junuor Noel us a valuable member of the varsuty football squad Mr McFeeters the secretary has three chuldren un school Barbara goes to Cusco school and us un the suxth grade Ruth us a Freshman un hugh school and us a Freshman cheerleader John us a Sophomore and us quute promunent un hugh school athletucs Mr Anderson has two chul dren un school Vurgunua goes to the Washungton school and Owen us a Senuor Owen has been very valuable to hugh school athletucs thus year especually basketball Mr LeCrone has a son Larry who us a Freshman Larry dud extremely well un football thus year earnung a letter Mr Rudusull has a son Larry un the suxth grade at Whute Heath grade school Larry us actuve un the school band Mr Lynch has two sons un grade school Eddue un the suxth grade and Gene un the second grade Mr Puke has three chuldren un school Bully us un the suxth grade and Noel us a Sophomore Both boys are promunent un school sports Joan us a Sophomore at Stephens College un Columbua Mussouru These seven men should be congratulated on theur splendud work for ut us they who have organuzed our dustruct unto the fune school dus truct of whuch we are proud -PS- el' vi Mau we? EE our au f a e Alexa nde' P su Fay LeCrone Nfgsn Leads Able school Boa rd filings WA 1146 N.-1 .-ma. Q Francis Lynch Max Noel Pike Kenneth Rudisill 31 denf 3- 0135 -slug, Wh... MRS RILEY Thus was Mrs Ruley's first year at the hugh school She us secretary to Mr Baurd, and from what we hear, she dud a very effucuent uob of rurmung his office Vllhenever we see her un the halls, she always smules and SDBBRS TNS 'S 'he kund of attutude that us greatly appreciated by everyone MRS TIPPETI' Mrs Tuppett us just the type of person who us needed un a hugh school office She is always pleas ant and fruendly,and she us always willing to help a student un any way that she can Besides accomp Iushung her dutues un the office, she also does un numerable tasks for teachers and students Bug Wheels Malue The School Go Round MR WILLIAM BAIRD Superintendent Although Mr Baird has many responsubulutues as Superun always ready and wullung to help the hugh school un any way that he can He us one ot our most ardent sport fans, as well as un music and any other actuvuty sponsored by the hugh school He us well known un the community for his work un communuty actuvutues At the same time he us the capable superintendent that ut takes to run a school dustruct as efficiently as the Montu cello Unit us run Whether you see Mr Baird uptown or on the school campus he will always smule and nod a greetung It us undeed a pleasure to have Mr Baird workung wuth us MR JAMES SCHNEIDER Pruncupal Many thungs have happened to the pruncupal of our hugh school thus year but he has never once neglected the school its activities or its students un any way He us a very busy man, beung not only the etfucuent head of the hugh school, but also an advuser of the Annual Staff He teaches a bookkeeping class and also substutues for the other teachers when he us needed He us one ot our most enthusiastic sport fans He also whole heartedly backs any other department un the school that spon sors an actuvuty Mr Schneider has become a friend to every student un the hugh school Wuth thus friendly and cooperatuve attitude ut us no wonder that our pruncupal us the efficient and well liked man that he us 32 i q 3 ' A i an I D . I - 1 . Q 1 - tendent of Monticello Unit School District Twenty-five, he is L-A . JK lv I . I I LLOYD BINGHAM The second of our twms ns a very Important person around the school berng the school ltbrarlan l-le also teaches hustory and Englrsh He IS one of the Junior advlsers and IS well known to everyone or has joknng manner CARL BINGHAM As an Engllsh teacher Mr Blngham has hrs sched ule full of classes but he rs never too busy to lend a helplng hand He us a Sophomore adviser and also helped wrth the Junror play He as well llked by everyone for hrs frlendlv nature Our Faculty ------ n MILDRED REEL Another of our sunny personalltres at school Mass Reel ts very efflcuent ln the Home E onomrc department Most of the gurls wall agree that she a Junior advlser GERALD PERKINS Mr Perklns has proved to be as effrclent wlth the chorus this year as he was last year H too ns busy with grade school work but he IS stlll known and respected by the students for hrs frtendly fT'lanl'leY WATT JONES Mr Jones us known to all the students and faculty for hrs energy pep and enthusiasm We don t see hum much around school for he spends his time over at the gym worklng with the band wrth which he has done a ftne job MILDRED D FLEMING Not only does Mass Flemnng teach her mathematlcs classes and durect the Sensor play but she also sponsors the annual whuch us an rmmense task by rtself It may truthfully be sand that she rs a valu able asset to our school Best Wishes from KAP CHEVROLET C0 , . . . , Y f 1 - ' , H H , r , . , . . , C . : is a swell person. She sponsors the F.H.A. and is , . I E I , , r f , f Our Friends 'XJ 'fn 3' 402 0110 N-mfs WALLY GREGORY Another busy man around our school is Mr. Gre- gory. Coaching basketball and teaching Biology and Economics and Sociology are full-time jobs, but Mr. Gregory could always be seen in the hall: talking to a group of students. JOHN FREEMUTH As the football coach and assistant basketball coach, Mr. Freemuth is well-known to all of our sport fans. He also teaches a mathematics class and boys' physical education classes, and is a Soph- omore adviser. VERNON KUETEMEYER A man who deserves much credit for his time and hard work put un on the annual is Mr Kuetemeyer However his main job as teaching music in the White Heath and Cisco schools A busy man is he but he ll always stop and talk GWEN ELDER Miss Elder is new to our school this year but she has taken over the job as girls physical education teacher and done very well She is G A A sponsor and a Junior adviser but she is never too busy to stop and talk J K FELTS Mr Felts is one of the leaders around our school Besides his social studies classes he is a Student Council adviser and is very active in his work with this group He is known and respected by all for his friendliness RAYMOND QUINLAN As the Commercial teacher at Monticello Quinlan is responsible for the training of the busi ness men and women of the future and we think he is doing a fine job He also is the Senior ad viser and sponsors the F B L A Club Save with War Bonds BELA STODDARD CHARLES PAOLI Mr. Paoli is new at Monticello, along with his course-Industrial Arts. Most of the boys have him in class, and they will all agree what a swell guy he is. He also coached the Freshman football squad and sponsored Student Council. MABEL HUFFMAN Being a Speech and English teacher, Miss Huffman is naturally busy. However, she finds time to direct the Junior play and work with students for the Spech contest. She has a pleasant personality and is well-liked by all. KATHARINE HENWOOD This year was Mrs, Henwood's first at Monticello, but she certainly has gotten along fine. She teaches Art and English, and although she has to commute, is present at a lot of extra-curricular activities. ROBERT GLENN One never sees Mr. Glenn much in the halls, for he is very busy with his science classes at Monti- cello High. However, he is well-liked by everyone and can always be depended upon for his help. HELEN OLSON Mrs. Olson found it necessary to leave us during the first semester, but she can still be seen at all the high school activities. She taught Latin and French, was a Senior adviser, and did the guidance and testing at the high school. She is very much missed by everyone. ANNE PANIERI Miss Panieri came to us during the first semester to fill Mrs. Olson's place as Latin and French teacher, and she has done a wonderful job. She has a very pleasant personality and is quick to make friends. N. JOSEPH SMITH Mr, Smith and his Agriculture classes moved into the new Ag shop this year, and they reported liking it very much. Mr. Smith still hasr1't lost his knack for jokes about J. K. He is very well-liked by all the student body and faculty. YQ' E f 132:-ww 1521. v,,,,. ...al ' - QlasS AKHHQYS ll BafY'95 ham Advmsers Gigi Councll l Mr PerkmS Ml dl-ntalliloflfle Mallmure?-N e K ROW MlsS EldelT Nll:SSWRee elerl COol4Pr:gjlZnt Paul l-'lly Tleas BAC cal FRON Meecefvlce Student Colm '5eCretarY Wayne Pat Tflmblef Way back In 48 a group of freshmen settled down to four years of work and play lAlthough most of the tlme was spent In playl At last we became jumors and we have had a busy year Frrst off we rallied together and elected Drew as our Homecomm though sh Yvonne g Queen ca d e dldn t c IU n :date and al apture the crown an awful lot o nlors worked hard to support her On November l7 we gave our junio r class play, Best Wishes ANNE OF GREEN GABLES which Mass Huffman directed Thus turned out to be a bug success and a lot of fun-even the rehearsals Then of course there were the stands at the football and basketball games at whuch plenty to eat was sold Last of all we left the sensors wath the memory of our Prom Quite a yearl we jumors say . -. K Fill' N Cs 9' C' h f FY !f , , . Q V K , , 5 E ' 2 rf g . . Q t ,I , , , ' 7 ' 7 . ' f 1 A' I . I A ,f I I f. ' : ' 1 l'l . ' J 3 ' I II ll ' ' I I I I ' I I - ' I , f - from the EAST END TAVERN 'N -r' fl' Alsr e MAXINE CARNEY Whats thus about you and Max IS easy to get along wnth HQ-In fl -ssl' nne Jumor DONALD ASH ENFELTER Ashes he really 4 .4- 'VY WAYNE MEECE l-le lnkes Dlvans lyou know the sofasb Does he luke to be called Doc too? ELLEN BURNS Moo Does she really wear her broth er s clothes what happened between you and Donn? FREDDIE WILLIAMS l-le has a good tume an hlstory class sec ond hour one of our best backfneld players of the football season BETTY DIVAN Mxghty pretty she s a new addltuon to the gunuor class but nobody seems to mind GLENN BOWLIN the boy who lakes Deland and Weldon a fnend of all gurls BETTY WRENCH G A A ORVILLE GREENARCH The marrled man we are sorry to see Orville leave school .IANICE ELLIS an the gurl wnth the dlamond are you gomg to be good lf George has to go to the SGFVICG, BOB WILLIAMSON Wadooooo he and has new Hud son drnves to school every day he even charges hls slster fare Of Green Gables Compliments of a CENTAUR CALDWELL DIVISION CAROL MILLS FRANKLIN TRINKLE nkes Another one of our campus He and Mr Felts always dad get school Branch s coon dog queens usually found wuth along well wvth one another Padgett at Cusco has anyone seen has b1ke9 L-4 C17 37 X-an-45. is :Vi 1 L .4 I I at for . ,, I , , ' ' ' ' -.S-, . f-A , . . RA ',-:5x ll-fs ' A-'ef 2 ' I 'U an 'Ck' - E -ff ' -le We ,, ,, . I Our M,Y.F, enthusiast . . . she is all fOr HJ ,, A I . . . . en.: K N141 U I . - - x f I ' f' 'N a l F O Q ' A ' ' . . , I' 1 ' Ell'... '. ' . ' ' .4 of 5 BILL BARHAM Stomper Stomper lets go to Lane ROCHELLE WALLER Rack: last night I was with a sensor fromv the marathon racer In fYl3mQ LEONARD ROBERTS Miss Huffman s luttle prodlgy voted most talkatuve student BEVERLY SHINNEMAN She as the kld with the saying l belleve A I wlll lom the Navy and see e 30 the lumors dramatic ablllty -r-7? BILL KNUPP The short but mrghty knd My gurl and I whrch one IS t7 he lakes horses better than women WANDA WEST Any time now we expect to hear she IS gettnng married m WINFRED BENNETT clear the road for Wmny and hus llttle Nash CAROLYN CAMPBELL Always smgmg shes very helpful Mass Flemung s pruze algebra student Wt' DELMAR CLOW u a boy who would skip school to go to Weldon a member of the barber shop quartet Best Washes from MONTICELLO LUMBER CO C IS For The Col-ses They Sold At Their Stands .IOETTA DARSHAM RONALD DAVIS YVONNE DREW DON PECK her and her corner Darts love to play darts Our candldate for queen The most changeable of all peo eV9 Yb0dYS fnend do you luke bunmes7 loves to rude un green Fords at e Donme Gene Roller Sk6T 'lQ In Cl'f1f0n noon what happened to the got the trophy for bemg the blue Pontlac97 leading tackler 38 ,f H , 1 . . . , ., . .H . . . , . . , . . . H . . . . H 'i ,mm E . . . . . ' ' ' ., , ef ' V . as I - Q 4 ll . 'P ,, . . . ' ' ' . .QA . . . n . . . . I JL ' ' Ilsa Il Wlnny . . . boy-son of Tarzan . . . S -9 tg I - l l . ',' '. l V HF du . . I . O ,,JO,, ,, H . 1 I V I - l l I- - - - ' ' ' D' u - u he . AQ I I ,T 5 .H .K I 4. MARY TURNER How about a certaun Dale Mary? any luck? RON IVALL Amos Darts cornpanron rs a Barney Oldfueld rn a car DORIS BAILEY Fine athlete quiet and nice a dark nrce lookrng ta e Darrell PHIL SEYMOUR A long drunk of water always seen wrth Paul and Bob he has a specual knack for playrng the guitar ROBERTA BRIAN They say her heart s deslre rs from an tou she s the sudrous type VIRGIL MEWES The blue Ford Grrnnre e pat em on the back boy ELLEN WOOD Lrttle Lura she lrkesworkrng at the Darry A certaun basketball player took me home last nrght NORMA STIVERSON I wrsh Kennre were here usually seen wrth Florence the shorthand whiz FRED SEBENS The F F A kung Bement lost a very good football player bashful Fred from Montucello Hugh Comphments of the MONTICELLO GRAIN CO T Is For Trrmble One Of Our Cheerleaders EVADNE DAY DICK HEATH HELEN COOK CHARLES SEIVERS Where YOU See PIUQ YOU ll S09 Indran A very good toot She rs the class presrdent He has two gurls frghtnng for ef Whaf drd YOU GXPSCT to ball player another one of one of the swell cheerleaders um e chorus class get from Plug for Chrrstmas7 Paoln s dandres a good frrend to everyone presrdent 39 ' '.,.he ' ' '..,fu ' llllk , .. 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Rd ... , fa- 11? v-1,15 'ww I7 'Sf-WN Q,- Our Candndate For Queen JOHN FELTS PAT TRIMBLE RALPH HECKMAN l-le sure lakes those freshman Her favonte saylng sxnce foot Tarzan he IS a straight gurls would have ben a good ball season s Freddle A student everythxng comes football player If he could stay our cheerleadlng representatlve so easy for hum conscnous an a good one WILLIAM WEIST He pomed the anr force once thus year when do you leave WnIl:e9 and Mr Smuth lust love each other GYPSY BENNETT Where s Ed very good In typlng an shorthand she wishes she could luve an Decatur ELZA MILLER Elzue Cheeseburger e best of the football players euther wnth the motorcycle or the car SHIRLEY LUBBERS Pasnn good humor lady wt t l learned to play the ukelele last mght EVERETT BARLOW o the boy who loves water has perfect attendance record VIRGINIA HECKMAN The dame store whuz pleasant per sonalnty what happens to your tem er when you are called a certaun name7 PAUL LILLY The personaluty knd he Inkes horses NELLIE FITZWATER A bug pull among luttle DI s has nurs mq abalnty does surgery make you sack? RAY MOORE The All Stater Cap an Bag plays basketball too My gurl and l '1 'inf Comphments of Mr and Mrs George Hames x Q .Gays 1 .Z xdl 4ns9'! i s Fo Vital tg In FLORENCE VARNER She knows everythmg about Bucks Pond the tuffne nn speedball EUGENE SNELL Has anyone seen hum wvth Don? e math whiz JOANNE MARTIN Wearung styllsh clothes working for Student Councnl belng seen wlth Gypsy GREGORY BARNES Chuck Joe Louus of the football fled the bram has dramatuc abnlnty successor to Schnender MARY BOYLE Braun among branns Nell Branchs old flame whos the next lucky boy gomg to be? WAYNE BARTLEY Wmo has dancung abnllty and would be a flne athlete If he could stay In tralnmg JEAN DOSS Very smart can really play the bass larmet lukes to study NOEL ALEXANDER Bullboard has a good football phy slque one of Palo: s dandues EVELYN HOWARD One of our Cusco coe s llkes the name of Blacker very well AI Actlvutles E Is Our Energy We ve Got WILLIARD WHEELER We Wa a good lnttle bas ketball player he knows hrs grammar LEE ILLA WALDEN Walt the gurl who loves school she has been lone some smce Juamta has not been at school GARY WOOLEY Hes the boy who always asks Have you got any new maga zmes lntelvl' Best Wnshes from the BIN CORPORATION Our Sophomore Trube ,,,,-,- '1...4-'H j anti' 'Ti'- gil' It RFQ' 'ti- mc.-1 36 JaC urer R ecretaw Treas V Padfllet X joan hm A vusors DO e rC0U 'C' B a k gwden Freemuth NST CROXF9 Margaret Coo M RO BACK R221 ent Coungx juce Pr-95' em hA1nef l 3 SBC' Presudenl Mon We Sophomores entered Montucello Hugh School l949 B W lBetwe W un en arsll We look back upon World war ll and are facung the possubl u uty of a thurd World ar But we have two more years of hugh school un whuch to study the ussues of the day So far the only Reds we know and approve of are our classmates who are red of haur and not of polutucs Rught now all of us are answerung to the roll call of tough? teachers but un approxumately two years the boys especually may be answerung to a tougher teacher a sergeant' About two years ago approxumately sevent called 'green freshm y so en entered Montucello Hugh School We were guven a half day ahead f VV o all the others so that e could get acquaunted wuth the teachers our classes and the school utself On the furst day of school many of us rolled up un our bug yellow lumousunes9 wuth our own chauffeurs By that tume we knew the school almost well as the upperclassm as en The only dufference was the way we stood asude and let the others dash around those corners and walk on over u s Now ofcourse we go Com plumenh of the FIRST STATE BAN elbowung our way through too We have grown unto the ways of the hugh school and are full fledged? students We started our year wusely by electung competent offucers We unanumously elected Jo Ann Padgett as our presudent Then we chose an able vuce presudent Mona Secrust The job of secre tary treasurer we gave to Don Rex We decuded anyone handlung our amount of money should have another uob to keep hum busy For our two student councul mem bers we sent Margaret Cook and Gary Brown Shurley S prague our queen candudate graced our pretty float un the homecom unq parade Our one clas party a wuener roast and hay rack rude started out all ruqht but we ended up un a sad and bedraggled state We qot rauned out l mean on' As far as athletucs no body can say our class let them down Even as Sopho mores we are capablv represented un all the varsutv sports We have duute an all around class In musuc there ma be some class that.out n V umbers us but we have held our own so far l belueve' S K OF MONTICELLO 0 . 4 ' Q' , qv ,R g .if ' ,VW K g K r I .,. xg , j 3 . , xxx Mg A It , -4, L T ' ,s .rf T . , 6 ' , 2 Y' - r -d Z . , rl -1' , . , , . - I U - . 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SQ rw Juliet' We're Proud O Our Athletes GARY BROWN Big brown eyes an A plus personality the Sophornores tall dark and hand some JOYCE GOEGGLE Pretty complexion friendly and sort of quiet likes lvesdale awfully well ROBERT SCOTT One of our Towering Teen Agers likable but reserved the lean lanky farmer MAE FLOYD Her height her cute laugh the abil ity to fall down while iitterbugging CHARLES PATRICK Short and chubby good Latin student right on the ball ELEANOR BENSON Cute figure a sparkling personality the ability to draw pictures in Eng lush class KEITH BUCKANAN Crew cut talkative found teas ing all the girls during the noon hour DORIS YORK Pretty blonde hair has lots of vim vigor and vitality a real Heathen lWhitel TOM MARTIN That beautiful black hair temper tmper' Hes Kash and Karry fOehmke sl JOANN PADGETT KENNETH HEARN JOAN NORFLEET FRED DOTY Beautiful eyes . , . shy lsome- Another tall Sophomore . . . Large eyes . . . giggles . . . That winning smile . . . friendly timesl . . . even tempered . . 4 talkative out of class Csome- proud of a driver's license . . and good natured . . . always confines social life to Cisco. timesl , . . another promising practiced baby-sitter. buzzing around, athlete. 'fu Us 43 fl C31 CAROLYN SMITH Her creamy complexion fun to be wrth our musrcran and an excellent pupll In Hugh School GERALD GILLESPIE Wavy harr qulet Independent trampolrne expert MONA SECRIST Muschrevous eyes sunny drsposltuon wrth scattered thunder clouds our athlete-9 ROBERT MACKEY Those bug brown eyes laughs a o always askrng Where s Mrruam9 RUTH SUMNER Regular features full of pep seems to luke Bement awfully well RICHARD LEACH That lpana smtle Interested In all forms of sports nncludrng skating Cwlth girls that ISI SHIRLEY SPRAGUE l-ler freckles teaslng and llvely GORDON TURNER Small but actrve lmplsh our very best bus catcher VIRGINIA WATTLES Frrendly and talkatrve always wllllng to help lakes Cusco BCIIVIIISS V We Boast O Our Muslcuans Best Wlshes from PARIS CLEANERS WAYNE ALEXANDER EVELYN WELCH RICHARD MILLER SHIRLEY TIMMONS Neat harr quret and nrce Very lrkable Interested rn That red hanr hrs athletrc Her naturally curly harr a promrsmg darrvman statron wagons partlcularly ones abrlrty halls from down laughmg a lot her unswerv from Deland Cusco way mg loyalty to 9999 44 ' . . . . ' I ul t X I - I I N ' I ' I I ' V y 99 te W-, I our pretty queenlcandidate. f I I 0 0 7 ' ' ,-' V : 2 A Z- ta f of Jw! we M09 -1' W JOHN McFEETERS Intelligent look hes reliable likes to drive the new Oldsmobile PATRICIA WEISCOPE Quiet and cooperative shes simply crazy about P E DARRELL WILLIAMS Maghty mouse his temper e kid from down Cisco way JUANITA WOODALL Possesses athletic ability tall and slender likes Sunday night skating EUGENE WRENCH Our red head friendly appears to like pounding a bass drum FERN MORENZ Our midget quiet but well worth knowing usually on honor roll KENNY SHRIVER His broad shoulders friendly iespe cially with the girlsl gone on a gold rush MARILYN ALEXANDER Always wears a smile friendly her outstanding ability in athletics CARL WRENCH Our largest' sophomore polly when he lsn t busy reading sound in studies and a good student Were Out For All Activities Compliments of RAYCRAFTS MARGARET COOK DONALD JOHNSON BARBARA DUBSON TOM DUNLAP Small feet . . . a dual personal- Klways smiling . , . pleasing Her blonde hair . . . optimistic Figure of a prize fighter . . ' . . , Sophomores Student character . . . seems to stay . . .an ardent Grade School bas- silent but! ! P? . . . the ability Council representative. pretty close to Cisco, kefball fan, to tear up cars. 45 if' 'V-Oi t'-.Q 1--ue, 11' in ,- Were Known For Our LARRY McCLURE Attractive eyes enthuslastrc llkes to puck up gurls on the way to school NANCY PARSONS Cute nose shy but lntellngent expernenced baby sutter wnth the famnly DAVID MACE Pleasantly plump conservative and s y plays? In band MAXINE BROWN Those freckles quuet but pleasmg dls posmon her Home Ec talent an the cafeterua ROSS MITCHELL Abvllty to study, Englrsh really bash u stays close to Whlte Heath MELBA HECKMAN Dellcate hands armable and fun seems to stay pretty close to home DONALD McCABE Short but? llvely and nuce our Biology whuz Mm rn m m H15 muscles possesses strong wll power good trombone player JACK MINER Short but 5weet997 awfully friendly seems to go for the Freshman gurls Cooperation Compliments of the CORNOR TAVERN NOEL PIKE DEAN DOSS PATRICK DURBIN Our SODIVOYTIOVE Alblno Sparkllng eyes and smile Dark wavy halr has rash good athlete The Twun personallty plus a weakness' dlsnosltuon one of our ns wlth the Ton: for Latm :ng busmess men -Q 46 5 -Sv fl... . 1' JOHN CLAXTON V l ... I Q I I 1 9 0 f ffl A X nn JOANN NOECKER Dimples . , . friendly , . , enjoys the hours after class, more than in class. RICHARD LINDSLEY Short but mighty . . . knack of humor . , . knows the art of bashfulness. MILDRED HAINES Excited way of speaking . , . dark eyes . . . likes jewelry especially diamond rings. DUNALD TABOR His he-man physique . , . that great big smile , . . which twin 9 is which, 'Q Qi WM GAYANNE BECKETT Pretty color of hair . , talking . , . seems to like Mansfield awfully well JAMES LEISCHNER . her novel way ot Short and blonde retiring good student hails from Cisco IRENE MORRIS Her pretty eyes a nice sweet dispo sition Bettys dearest friend CZ? JAMES TWIST Very dark Latin looking hard to know DELORES DICKERSON Pretty hands good character quiet and reserved but always ready to help you out W re All For One One For All Best Wishes from IVALL S CAFE WYDELL SECRIST DON REX Dramatic features friendly Nice Physique his horse and so nice seems to like laugh a promising football those green Freshmen player W' 3' mil 41 rifims. it Z trim aww 'I 'N RICHARD HODGES Handsome eyes very well mannered good drum mayor interested in music and dancing if .ima we fkI',a2 ra QV' fit 'GX Sift t ,325 l .tra F' t. Q , ,, ' g g, 5 ' . . 4 1 V S ' i 7 r,, g WE, b ... ... is - A. s A at L . , , - J' ' 'Q' I'-. t:'fiW'He::SZ iJf'.s V Y S '- ,.,r - . ,sfwvvq , 1' '- 1 gi -3,1 '.-:V-2 .5 ., .i - fe' we ---V-Vai.. - 1 tg g X, . Q The M'gl1t Freshmen f or -ff . N .N 9' ,,, V 2 K. 'L ' at Y A . T , sl-Nxfg, !f'., l G ory. Vice Presldelm hfipreglgenli Q . rw ROQUS' . sue Williams dent Counellr Li,-Treasureff R mondValentlhi1'535? Richafg 2?,:1CCouncll BACK ROW: Adiylsers. FROEY1 McCartney' lu Mr' Smith- Sec,-exarv' R Helen Morley, On September 5, l95O, we so-called green fresh- Smith, was tne best, but l guess we didn't work hard men entered Monticello High School. We had difficul- enough because the Senior candidate was crowned at ties the first few days, but after a while we became or- the Coronation. l'm sure everyone enjoyed the parade, ganized. football game, and dance. But the freshmen's glory We elected the class officers to lead us through came in the afternoon when the freshman float won first the year. They were as follows: President-Sue Wil- prize. After many days of hard work the freshman float liams, Vice-President-Larry Rogers, Secretary-Helen committee was overjoyed. Harper, Treasurer-Dick Branch, Student Council Rep- Then came the FFA-FHA party and a freshman, resentatives-Ann McCartney and Raymond Valentine. Helen Harper, WHS Crewhed queen. Our cheerleaders were chosen by try-outs before Ffem The athletic P0lhf Of view we did Ve Y Well- the student body. The lucky ones were Helen Harper, We had quite a few healthy young men out for foot- Ann McCartney, Ruth McFeeters, Sue Williams, and ball and basketball, as well as a good representation in Nancy Heath. track and baseball. The next big event in our lives was that of Home- All in all we've had a very successful year, and we coming. We all thought the freshman candidate, Mattie h0Pe to have three more Years lUSf as 9004 Compliments of KAl5ER'S STORE 48 HELEN HARPER JACK BUSHELL 'CT PEARL seams disposition. A Ne RICHARD BEALS Crazy about airplanes plays jokes PEGGY NOLAN Quiet cute nice GENE DUNLAP Nice good physique paper boy '32 4'-!i .v RUTH LONG 14 .., ED BOYLE M-645' shirts RETA PIRTLE Good in Home studious M The Biggest Class Compliments of REPUBLICAN PRINTING AND PIATT COUNTY REPUBLICAN Cute . . . popular . . . F.H.A, queen Deep voice . . . chicken lover . . , nice Pretty eyes . . . cute brother . . . nice funny friendly Short Algebra whiz friendly Bashful cute noted for loud E good kid RALPH WOODALL ANN McCARTNEY JOE RICE MARTHA ERWIN Hopalong relaxes in Latin Swe I kid likable That s Tragic musical Barbara s friend good swell kid Cutie talent su y dancer kind hearted 49 19 .vu 'T 'K' HAROLD BENJAMIN Easy gomg good natured slow sure? MADOLYN CHALK Energehc small talkatsve RAY LARSON Blue eyes Lodge and Kentucky Yes Snr JOYCE SHULL Good natured carefree talka five LARRY ROGERS Vlce presudent pretty hanr fruendly SHIRLEY CATLIN Talkatlve cute giggle likable TOM BRANCH Woman s man 9799 cute SUE WILLIAMS President quuet Re DICK BRANCH The younger twm corny cute Wmnmg Fame With Theur Float Compliments of COMBES RECREATION PARLOR PATTY RECORD U ALAN MINER NANCY HEATH HARLAN STROHL Pleasant smile . . . good clan- Grinny . . . good kid . . . Oakland . . . cheerleader. .. Good scout . . . Telephone net player . . . helpful. loads of fun. Care-free, . , . Joe Ed 5 pal. ,.-vu or 9110 relififff exe fi! 952 ,val e e 'ww WILMA SIMS Chases Dlvans fearless mdus trnous ADRIAN ALLEN Eaght Ball from the South Ralph s friend MIRIAM BRIGGS Spot Hair of red and eyes of bue llvelv JIMMY MOONEY Pretty eyes friendly generous DOLLY FARLOW Slacks Pansy cute grln JAMES SMITH lmpnsh grln good nature shuns work BARBARA BURTON Nlce clothes pretty halr orlgunal FRANCIS BELL Pee Wee small but mrghty preffy eyes KAY CARROLL Malorette Gary friendly No Green As e Saqmg Goes Best Wlshes from MR If MRS HERBERT KAISER JACK CUMMINGS JOANNE FENDLEY LARRY BARTRAM SALLY CHAMBERS Tnmld likes fanrs Blondle Mlllers com BeBee cute smile Klddne Behave Kneth Engllsh whezard Damon cute nnce Iookmg generous 51 r ee ffl lf' it at P 'Wee G F weeks? 'XM :Y-1 Xu-,, .Qu 'Nur RAYMOND VALENTINE Clever likes fishing student council representative SHIRLEY DONALDSON Uptown Girl good swimmer nice BEN SHAFFER Wants a girl friend care free Dale s buddy MARILYN CAFIN Quit it Carolyn jokes GAYLE DAY Gayle scienc whiz lakes girls CAROLYN CAFIN Where s Marilyn un likes ice skating cute shape CHARLES EUBANKS Charlie our boy Terry the terrible termme un NORMA SUMNER Musty good in athletics e freshman Sumner RICHARD HARPER Likes trams likable un Good Cheerleaders With Lots LOIS BRIAN Quiet . . . intelligent . . . nice to have around. -f 7 Sponsored by WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Of Pep DALE LIGGETT MATTIE SMITH RICHARD TABOR Crutches . . . likable . . . fun Bashful . . . queen candidate Bashful . . . friendly . . . brave. on the bus. good sport. 52 Ax all BARBARA NICHOLS Where s Martha strong walled good natured JACK DREW Carefree good clnsposltson Cusco I BEULAH WOOD Cute talk orlgunal sympathy DICK WARNER Short and sweet cute talkatuve BONNIE ANDERSON Barbara s bosom trnend coronet player DONNIE SPRINKLE Thats what Johnny says frank luves for Saturday nught ROBERTA BENJAMIN JO ED DOVE Talks nn Engllsh co operatlve Have you seen Harlan? MARGARET WEST Redhead has anybody seen Phd? good dlsposltlon Frnendlq---Quucls To arn--- VERNON BAKER SANDRA BENNETT SYDNEY DRESBACK CORRINE STROHL That laugh Bake Temper lukes short hanr Those bug brown eyes pest That gnggle lustens on tele lukes school799 lakes her nelghbors ers gurls Jum s my buddy phone calls un lcd. H' 'U Bill . . . nice . . . good in sports, 0 o- o pe ra tl on l .'I . GARY BARNES Bashful luvely radncal NANCY HAWBAKER Good an Latun lakes Sophomores nuce DALE LIESTMAN lmtlatlve pretty haur Cusco bound AP BARBARA STIVERSON Enpoys shows plays clarinet lkes jokes PAUL RECORD fl' I dont belueve a word of st Blondue lakes shows lpn HELEN MORFEY Honey good vouce wutty LARRY LeCRONE Wonderful athlete muschuevous 'Q walk EVELYN DIVAN Nuce Iuvely baton twlrler DALE HUISINGO Hugh altutude Shorty unter estmg Jgfia. Thelr Future Is Brugh Best Wlshes from OEHMKE S KASH KARRY SHARON WILBER MIKE HENEBRY PATTY MITCHELL JACK SCHMIDEL Qulet mtelllgent nlce Radio mmded strongly built The twins cousun lakes pho Becommg llked by all mtelllgent tography un good student 54 I I law ' ' ' ff o ' - - ' ff 'yt , 4 . ' - I I U - , an . '35 ' ' . . . ' , . . 4 1 . I ,KK ff l R at Tx All . A-qt. . - ny. H 1 ' -1, L4 qu Q . . . H , H . H H - t . , . F - . . 1 47- ,, S ,H ,, 1 J' -4 A .. . , . 7 - - ll ll - - defy: l A-vrfsesef 5' '. K , K' 3 f we , . Q K . , l l t - 1 . . . . . . , . . . H - H - WW, Y' 51 kwa Q ww ffl is 1- Ai 2i?3M ag P353S? 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J . it ab? 5 S y ,15.q, M N' A Young Team With Big Plans For The Future Seymour Barnes Peck Felts Meece Anderson Sago Puke WIllI3mS Wheeler Coach Gregory The MontIcelIo Sages always a threat on the bas ketball court had one of those seasons whIch kept ev eryone guessIng leven themselves sometImesJ Hot and Cold Excellent basketball or very medIocre lndomlt able spIrIt or lassrtude One never knew what kInd of evenIng he would spend when he went to a game The opponents In the pre season warmup Included Urbana UnIty and ChampaIgn and resulted In a DICE wIn over UnIty and one of those encouragrng early sea son defeats at the hands of ChampaIgn The fIFSf Okaw game was a well played hard fought loss to Sullnvan ThIs one was followed by one whIch really hurt at the hands of 'erro Gordo Smafflng under the two Okaw defeats the team took a new lease on lIfe played some good ball and entered on an eIght game wInnIng streak IncludIng VICTOVIES over Bement Arcola Tuscola Oakland VIlla Grove and Atwood In the conference The era of better fortune also Included wInnIng games agaInst UnI HIgh Arthur and Bement to top our own HolIday Tournament In the Okaw Valley Tourney we easIly defeated Bement for a thIrd tIme won a thrIller from SullIvan and lost to Arthur by two pornts In the semI fInals W topped thIs dIsappoIntment wIth a wrn over Arcola to take thIrd place whIle Cerro Gordo who apparently had easy saIlIng won the champIonshIp from the fIghtIng Arthur team who had been our downfall The remaInder of the season was up and down coln who later went to the State That nrght the Sages could do no wrong but stIll came out on the short end of a 50 to 53 score Another well played game was won by Tuscola In an overtIme after some phenomenal shoot In The regular season ended wIth a VICTOTY over Oak wood who had spoIled the end of a great season the year before ln the RegIonal we won easIly over UnI HIgh but the old ChampaIgn Irnx maInly In the person of one Clarence Burks who dropped In Iust too many as compared to our absolute fflgldlly ended the 51 season very abruptly Wllh an over all record of l8 won and lO lost Comphments of WEDDLE STORE AND LOCKERS CISCO . I 1 - . . A A . . V V . I 1 . ' . . . . . ' ' e , . 1 ri - I . , . . , 'r , ' D ' ' One of our really great games was played against Lin- - I g , . . I ' - 1 ' 9' . . I - I . . . I I I I , . . .. I .A V. , . , , . I 57 JOHN FELTS Always in there trying-That Sl-Ulm should make him go places in the fu- ture. l Shoot 'em high, Shoot 'em low, Come on team Let's gol f A -... . iw. ' 1 PHIL SEYMOUR Our white haired boy-The worry of lf'- ln our opponents - Good shot - Top scorer-More in 'S2! l i le ' sf CHICK BARNES Center and Pivot man--Great re- bounder--Most improved player on the team-Keep it up for next year! I t it vue v WAYNE MEECE Our second line of defense-Has proved quite valuable as a substitute -More accuracy and finesse will make a good reliable regular next season. BILL SAGO Good ball handler, clever dribbling- Accurate shooting-Honorary Captain. Sorry you're a senior! 'IL 'N lf 543 f' i Q WE WAH WHEELER Little but mighty! And we do mean mighty. He'll be hard to keep off a good basketball team next year. 7'-'v at OWEN ANDERSON Always cool-Accurate shooting in the clutches-Remember the free throws in overtime. Most Valuable player by vote of team mates. We WILL miss you! Basketball I95l Edition ..-.., 1' W , FRED WILLIAMS The biggest surprise of the season- We really like surprises--Next year, every game should be like this year's Regional! . 5 I ' v ::?V 7'?QLv TUCKER PIKE Two more years to reach our high ex- pectations-Clever ball handling and a lot more spirit will do it! hytmgfa. DON PECK Our biggest great defense against still bigger-Much smoother and calm- We expect still more next year! t if Ea im 'vm 'H-NWS Wally Gregory and John Freemuth Charnpnonshlps won are as follows Okaw Valley Conference Championship 1947 Okaw Valley Conference Championship 1950 Okaw Tourney Champnonshlp 1950 Regnonal Championship 1950 49 and 50 Second Place Okaw Valley Tourney 1947 Thxrd Place Okaw Valley Tourney 1951 Fourth Place Okaw Valley Tourney 1949 1949 50 ln track twenty nnne lnvutatlonal track meets have resulted In 1 defeat and 28 vuctorles Also Okaw Track Champnonshup 1947 Okaw Track Second Place 1950 Okaw Track Second Place 195 Newman Relays Second Place 95 Holnday Tourney Champuonshup 1947 24 Consecutnve Vuctorues 60 Our Coaches ln the fall of 1946 Montlcello Hugh School had two new coaches Lavern Wlllnam Gregory lbetter known as Wally 1 and John Freemuth The frrst Impression one gained was of two gentlemen of vvgor and ambltlon and that lm pressuon has lasted Not only did they go to work with the Idea of nmprovmg Montacellos stand nngs In the won lost column but they have con stantly stressed sportsmanship and gentlemanly conduct of the hlghest order Now they are changnng their posntnons Next year Wally w ll be Director of Athletics and John Freemuth will be In the grade school as Washington School prm clpal We thunk therefore that It IS futtmg to call attentnon to their five year record ln foot ball the record stands 24 vuctorues 19 losses and 2 hes wuth an Okaw Champlonshup un 50 ln basketball the record IS 100 vlctorves and 35 defeats See Us About a Ford ORA O PIKE ll l Il 9 -,.' 3' ' - ' ' . 5 I - A ,N 5 - - - - 1 1 what 3 ' 51 , 9 . - - 5 ,513-45 1 ' , ' I . - - f - I ll ll - .5 V xg W . , I .. jf 1 L fikj f' f 1 ' 1 1 - 7,5 W an ,ln I . . . - - ,. , ff' 2' Si.. f 1, Y ' - ' I I . . . . . , u n I , , ' 4 . . .... 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'hw Qfkv R., A i Y' ,x,X,.,,1 5-n uf .s 3 Fugures Tell 2050 28 50 30 50 550 O 1550 1950 55 95 1251 1651 1951 3051 65 95 1351 1651 22351 Unlverslty Hugh 29 Arthur Bement Bement 27 Sulllvan 53 Arthur 59 Arcola 45 Urbana Tolono Champalgn Sulllvan Cerro Gordo Bement Arcola Tuscola Oakland Vllla Grove Atwood Cerro Gordo Lancoln Lovlngton Tuscola 63 Argenta V: l la Grove Oakwood HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT December 27 28 29 1950 OKAW TOURNAMENT January 22 27 1951 Sages Sages Sages Sages REGIONAL TOURNAMENT The Tale Sages Sages Sages Sages Sages Sages Sages Sages Sages Sages Sages Sages Sages Sages Smw60OT Sages Sages Sages 7 4 Sages Sages Sages 54 lThurd Placel Unlverslty Hugh 46 Sages 76 Champargn Sages 53 Player Seymour Anderson Barnes Peck Sago Wu I hams pl ke SEASON S SCORING Fleld Goals Free Shots Total Points 2 4 Where the Sqn meer n nr--LDUNTRY CHARM DAIRY 62 o 11- - - 59- 39 11- - - 37- 60 11- - - ' 41- 36 12- - - ' 54- 49 12-8-5 - 58- 48 12- - -- 38- 49 12- - - 34- 62 1- - 1 - 41- 46 1- -1 - 57- 70 1- - - ' 41- 53 I- - - 39- 61 1- - - 52- 41 1- - - ' 53- 50 2- 2-51 - Bement 43-Sages 56 2- - 1 - ' 42- 53 2- -1 -- - . . 2- - - 56- 54 2- - - ' 5 - 38 - - - 5 - 76 . . . 81 37 53 34 60 69 ' 56 57 ' 65 118 55 291 113 57 83 92 70 25 93 52 238 72 32 176 ' ' 54 24 132 ' 30 20 80 State Band Contest Winners Carolyn Smith - FLUTE SOLO MIXED CLARINET QUARTET - Shirley Lubbers, Jane Summers Helen Harper Jean Doss FLUTE QUARTET - Beverly McCall, Sharon Wilber, Nancy Heath, Carolyn Smith . MIXED CLARINET QUARTET - Joe Rice, Patty Record, Madolyn Chalk, Helen Morfey. H fmt Ce spun and Typing Special Features and Organizations ff RY and F C1553 Ed- C0 'i u suRcHsT'r srumo, INC., Makers of Fine Portraits 'S Suffern Bldg. in Decatur, Illinois 64 I Sane Edxxoff an fXsSl5xaN . rn ' Shmne ' Verlal fhdvliol' Be .no Summ ' Our Memories Our family has allied itself into a number of smaller groups according to their varying interests. One of the oldest of these is that public relations group which each year tries to issue a publication which reflects the ac- tivities of all groups and indicates the progress and tempo of our school life. This journalistic effort, Mem- ories, is under the direct supervision of editor, Jane Summers, and assistant editor, Beverly Shinneman, who in turn direct the work of the Senior Staff consisting of one person for each phase of work. Senior staff members in turn have committees working under them. The early part of the year was directed chiefly at money making activities for the group Dinners were Cooking, Selling Fruitcakes, Typing, Wracking Our Brains, Dipping lce Cream, Checking Coats-All for the Cause- --- Annual Staff served to the Community Club, County Teachers Meet- ing, Chamber of Commerce, Delta Kappa Gamma for- mal initiation, Syrup of Pepsin Christmas party, the 4-H Recognition group, the Business and Professional Women's Club and their employers. Stands and check rooms added to the funds and the merchants in Monti- cello and surrounding towns sponsor pages, which adds materially to our income. This is the second year we have used a process of reproduction which does not limit the number of pic- tures so we hope our public is pleased to be able to see as well as hear about our high school family life. Congratulations to the Class of 'Sl'-TIMMONS PRODUCE, DON 8. RUTH BACK ROW: Jodie Davidson-Continuity, Duane Woodall-Art, Phil Seymour-Finance, Bob Manual-Athletics, Paul Lilly, Marilyn Noecker-Finance, Loretta Ludwick-Organizations. SEATED: Ellen Burns-Jr, Editor' Carolyn Smitn--Soph, Editor, Shirlee Catlin- Fresh. Editor, Beverly Shinneman-Assistant Editor, Jane Summers- Editor, Bernadette Tracy-Senior Editor, Vickie Waller-Typing, Carol Timmons-Special Features. Visual Aid Assistants W, fl .32 Bama 6169 x DOW FelilzeClte dell Secfgbss. 503' BACK llgxlfclgflofi' Dean ROW'- The staff concerned with audio visual aids for our high school consists of students trained by Mr. Glenn, head of our Science department. They are taught to operate sound and silent movies, film strip, opaque and transparent projectors, the public address system, and the various record players. They also serve the com- munity club meetings and other organizations as well as our own extra-curricular activities. This group helps us hear as well as see football games and basketball games. They also help us make our coke dances and other activities a success. There is a file of catalogues and film advertise- s. Don P nces, At Games, At Movies. NT , pf McClure' PRO edu Lat ments kept by the science department and it is freely used by all. Many free and rental films are added from time to time to the regular service. While most of the films have been shown in the science lecture room, we hope it will be possible to equip the class rooms and select two students from each class who will be able to operate the equipment. Most of the equipment is kept in the motion pic- ture booth, carefully labeled and arranged conveniently in cabinets. This organization makes it possible for us to have motion pictures and movie dances in the auditorium. BACK ROW: Mike Henebry, Eugene Baldwin, Paul Lilly, Bob Manuel, Phil Seymour, Fred Williams, Noel Pike. FRONT ROW: Pat Trimble, Evelyn Howard, Carol Mills, Mona Secrist, Dick Lindsley, Tom Martin. Compliments of DIGHTON LOAN CO. Radios - Movies - Records -- Al ways Helpful to School and Com munity -- In Classes, At Coke Da FBLAA C b I lu VVt h A Purpose . ma . Pt' NG. Bevefw SlmEiSeCOnd Woe l ' BOY 51 AND . Y. Man! ,fsdvee ' lan . Lore ED: nfT reasulelesident- SEAT our family held its organization meeting on September l4, 1950. This is the third year for F.B.L.A. in Monticello High School. To be a member of F.B.L.A., you have to be taking at least one commercial subject. This year there were forty commercial stu- dents who joined F.B.L.A. Some of the activities of the year were: an initiation which was held in the library, a float in the Homecoming parade, attendance of the state meeting by all offi- cers, a lunch stand at a football game and one at a basketball game, and a dinner for the members of the club. The club has also carried on for the third year its main project which was publishing a weekly school paper called Sage Talk. Carol Timmons from our school is Vice President of the State Organization. . Mr. Quln' 'd nh First Xlige Preieisxdent. sta Ludwlclgl Betw llfldalz Ui .L Sd Tv 'B P 7' Us 3 I ,fl .M li .5 1- Q Best wishes from FOX'S DEPARTMENT STORE 67 The Gurl s Athletuc Assocuatuon The Gu ls Athletuc Assocuatuon whuch us under the supervusuon of Muss Elder the Physucal Educatuon teacher us open to all gurls who are unterested un sports At the end of last year our offucers were chosen for thus year They are as follows Presudent Vucku Waller Vuce Presudent Marulyn Noecker Secretary Shurley Lubbers Treasurer Sue Alexander Socual Chaurmen Loretta Ludwuck Ellen Wood Membershup Chaurman Verna Brudges Sports Chaurmen Jackue Brown Annabelle Alexander The class representatuves who were elected at the begunnung of thus year are Freshman Shurlee Catlun Sophomore Ruth Sumner Junuor Jean Doss Senuor Joan Hettunger The fall actuvutues began wuth a pucnuc as a rewarc to the senuors who un the membershup druve had the largest percentage of gurls uounung the G A A We started our actuvuty program wuth speedball Followung thus was swummung basketball volleyball and softball We had tournaments un speedball basketball volleyball and softball On Saturday November 4 a playday was held here There were seven schools partucupatung un the actuvutues The day was spent swummung and playung basketball and volleyball The theme whuch was carrued out durrng the day was Autumn The new members wull probably never forget the unutuatuon party lt started wuth a potluck supper un the cafeterua Then came the unformal unutuatuon whuch started un the hugh school and ended un the gym The evenung ended wuth a formal unutuatuon un the mat room Wuth the help of Muss Elder the socual chaurmen planned Coke Dances whuch were opened to M H S students the alumnu and the vusutung students The Coke Dances were held un the cafeterua and sometumes un part of the new lndustrual Arts Buuldung after home games Thus year some of the G A A members entered two state contests whuch were basketball shootung and arch er the audutoruum whuch was beautufully decorated Danc ung was enuoyed by everyone especually the boys who were funancually relueved for the evenung Th Gurls Athletuc Assocuatuon us a state organuza tuon and so ut has defunute rules By gettung the requured number of pounts a freshman may get her numerals a sophomore may earn a letter M a yunuor us eluguble to receuve a letter l for lllunous and a senuor may receuve a state emblem To obtaun these pounts a member must get a physucal check up every year and she must ac quure a certaun number of actuvuty pounts every year The GAA gurls are very fortunate because they get to go somewhere at the end of every school year Thy usually go to camp for a few days as soon as school IS out Best Wushes from MATTIE TIPPETT 69 0 9 0 Q 0 .u f f - I . . .... . A .. . I yy , , The annual Spring Reversal was held April l3 in ...........A.--..-...-.-.. ' ' I ' ' I - D 1 I.. U U 1 ' I . . ' , g I . , I I . . U I I I I - - 1 1 - ' gf. Q 1, 5 H, . '.Of frnfasrww ,B K r V LA Lil' 1 4,z,.fm if ,fy - Our Band-For Growth and Progress Drum Mayor l9V X 5x-ur ll Brand Kay Cano Ne Divan EVENT' s Malmene Spligue Under the very capable leadership of Watt Jones some sixty students combined their individual talent to create one of the finest bands that Mr Jones has had during his four years teaching here At every home football game the band put on a half time show On September 20 Villa Grove Invited the band to the Pan cake Festival where we enjoyed pancakes and sausages after march- ing on a very damp street. Even though it was wet, the band agreed that they had enjoyed it very much. The Music Festival was held on December l, at Monticello. After attending classes and rehearsals throughout the day, se- lected students from many schools gave a concert that night. The marching band this year boasts of four drum majorettes: Nell Branch, Kay Carrol, Shirley Sprague, and Evelyn Divan, Rich- ard Hodges proved himself a very capable drum major in his first year at that position. The District Band Contest for solos and ensembles was held at Farmer City on March 31 and on April 7. The State Contest was held at Clinton on April 27-28 for solos, ensembles, and bands. Director, WATT JONES E. E. HUBBARD AND SON Plumbing, Heating, and Appliances 71 RICHARD HODGES A W . Ll fs' , gyk X .' ' f 1 -' f' X f 3 ,. 115' 1 ,as - ' my ,P r W W w 'Wifi-. 'tw ,. ., Wt., .Lf !gftaFi !V..9ms., -n 9 f ' 4 M J - if --2 5 v ,Lf . f W ' 1si'e1,:4:f21:fs .r , 5 . , 9 '-V 1 Q L 'YS fx. is ln our family album it is only right that there should be some of our family who are well known because they provided entertainment for the other members of our family. This group is banded to- gether in an organization known as the National Thespian Society. To become a Thespian an individual must have accumulated at least ten points by either acting in a play or by otherwise helping in the production of a play. Thespian members during this year were: Carol Timmons, Jodie Davidson, Jane Summers, Owen Anderson, Bill Sago, John Shonkwiler, and Duane Woodall. The annual initiation was held on Wednesday evening, May 30 at the Allerton 4-H Memorial Camp. Members and candidates enjoyed swimming Q.: 'QQ eip.. K in NIJ Par ., R T li e re A H H o n or .J Lies in the late afternoon and partook of a tasty picnic dinner prepared and served by the active members. There nine new members were initiatd with a for- mal cremony on the Deck of the Dining Hall. These were Vicki Waller, Loretta Ludwick, Bernadette Tracy, Marilyn Noecker, Fred Merriman, Shirley Lubbers, Helen Cook, Beverly Shinneman, and Gregory Barnes. The initiates presented two skits to further prove their dramatic ability, and the group voted Loretta Ludwick the outstanding Thespian of the year. Previously Carol Timmons and Bill Sago had been presented Dramatics awards, they having ac- cumulated the greatest number of points in their four years. 405' v war' 0 fy 4 K ,, J .al L. H1:lY'a - V Q' f Jvxnfw. . 2 fri, an HW... ,,,.-. . ,, Wgv' yew' . V V Va ,R H Q A 5 0, gi, 3 . :QI ' 'f?'vid 'f'A?g!:?:'fgl rg 'gf Q 'A Q if W - i . bw.. Compliments of CISCO COOPERATIVE GRAIN CO. Well Your l95l V S Q., gay.. 1 Ili I!! lG3f ns: lra-it KCI' GIRLS' OCTET-Top1 Helen Morfey, Nell Branch, Pat Trimble, Carolyn MIXED ENSEMBLE-Top: Delmar Clow, Don Peck, Wayne Smith. Bottom: Evadne Day, Ellen Burns, Carol Mills, Yvonne Drew. Meece, Gregory Barnes. Bottom: Evadne Day, Evelyn Howard, Carolyn Smith, Ellen Burns. Tlieq Sing--Tlieq Warble--Tlieq Make Sweet Sounds BARBERSHOP QUARTET-Bob M-3Cl49Y, WSYVWG M9665 DOH BOYS' OCTET-Top: Bob Mackey, Gregory Barnes, Don Peck, Wayne PGCK Delmaf Clow, Meece, Fred Merriman. Bottom: Alan Miner, Delmar Clow, Dean Doss. A, :kf,.,,m.,g,, 2w - V - , .r . --..f..1t,,..-r -N We V. -D , i L ARMSWORTH HARDWARE, Cisco--Stoves, Water Systems, Radios, Refrigerators, Electrical Appliances and Supplies 74 M H S Sonqblrds Chorus IS another organlzatlon of our famlly In which students take part In slngung The Monticello chorus practices slxth period, whuch rs the last period of the day We are on a rotation basls with the band thus we have what we call full chorus on one day at whnch every chorus member us present and the fol lowing day those students taklng band have full band prac tice Our chorus IS under the dlrectlon of Mr Gerald Perkins who came to us a year and a half ago He has been a very able Instructor and we will be sorry to see hum leave us at the end of thus school year On December 7 l95O Montncello was agam honored by havmg the Platt County Musnc Festuval Of course ut meant hard work but we enjoyed having xt and thought It was truly worth the work We went to contest agam thus year both as solos and ensembles and as an organuzatuon Nell Branch Fred Merrn man and Helen Morfey received flrst ratlngs In the dlstrnct contest whsch allowed them to go on to the state contest at Clanton There Nell Branch received a furst ratmg and Fred Merrnman and Helen Morfey each receuved second ratmgs We are very proud of these representatlves of our chorus The chorus as an orgamzatnon recelved a second rating un the dnstrlct contest and failed to qualify for the state contest On Sunday afternoon May 13 l95l the chorus pre sented theur annual sprung concert Our numbers seemed to be apprecaated and we hope to guve an even better concert next year At the bequnmng of the school year we elected chorus officers to take care of dufferent tasks whrch would aruse durmg the year and they are as follows President Charles Suevers Vlce Presldent Fred Merriman Secretary Nell Branch Llbrarlan Harold Wilbur -AG- -'ar 4- 8 1 NELL BRANCH Ne sang her way to the top this year by wlnnung flrst ln the Dlstrlct at Farmer Cnty and oolng on to the State at Clmton to take another ferst ratmo Thus was her third vear of competutuon un state contests and her second fnrst dwssuon ra mg She received the hlqhest honor of the department the vocal music medal Nell IS a sensor and we wnll muss her and her sungmg next year Complnments of PFEFFER IMPLEMENT CO -Sales and Service 75 O I O O I v yr? 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V . .1 I ' I i M A QA xx 3 D 4,5 , f 4 fs 1.4 .,,f I 4 Future Farmers Get Practical Trarnmg Last June the F F A boys took a trrp to St Lours Whrle they were there they went to the zoo attended the Cardrnal Dodger baseball game and took a trrp down the Mrssrssrppr on the rrver boat ADMIRAL ln June they also partrcrpated rn the state judgrng contest whrch consrsted of darry poultry stock and gram At the F F A Conventron Frank Hoffman was made State Farmer Dean Gordon was made Star Poultry Farmer of sectron srxteen and Wrnrfred Bennett was made Star Darry Farmer of sectron srxteen Wrnrfred also won two blue rrbbons at the sectron farr whrch was held rn De catur Then rn September the Green hands were rnrtrated The F F A club had a very large entry rn the Home comrng parade lt consrsted of many preces of farm machlnery ln December the F F A boys planned a Chrrstmas party for the F H A club The party was held rn the new Ag shop Then they sponsored a movre dance dur :ng the afternoon and the whole student body was rn vrted The Father and Son Banquet was held February 20 and rt was a great success The meal was served by Mnss Reel and the F H A gurls l thunk everyone agreed that rt was an excellent meal A commrttee from F F A was elected to plan and decorate for the program As there were varrous jobs to be completed durrng the latter part of the year a number of commrttees were appornted to frnrsh the lobs The Farm Machrnery Com mrttee bought old equrpment and brought rt to the Ag shop where rt was repanred parnted and then re sold The commattee whrch worked on hog troughs was put nn charge of gettrng sand and cement so that the troughs could be made rn the shop Another commrttee was re sponsrble for orderrng garden seeds whrch the F FA boys sell every year The F FA club also scheduled a donkey basket ball game whrch was a bug success The FHA gurls beat the F FA green hands m the frrst game and the F F A actrves beat the F F A alumnr rn the second game The new Ag shop was planned and arranged by the F F A club A foreman was elected for each lob and then volunteers srgned up under these foremen The shop was set up as nearly as possible luke a farm shop whrch had the same condrtrons Honors day whrch rs rn the sprung rs always an rm portant event to the F F A boys because the outstand ang boys rn F F A then recerve therr awards J R HEATH AND SON-John Deere Farm Implements '77 Pin lu Nlrfi 40 X-NJ -.W wr . wmv MGM' ffm i , W., wav' 4 ,5, 'T Wai EMAKEQ Y AMERICA ugh 401 .Zin fy--n.,,,, W -. 45 Kia KG an as 5:'-E34 as-1. 419'- ,ff 4' We Cook, We Sew, We're The Homemalsers O The Future The Future Homemakers of America met early in the school year and elected the officers for 1950-Sl. The officers were: President, Betty Zindars, Vice-Presi- dent, Marilyn Noecker, Secretary, Carol Mills: Treas- urer lalways selected from the Freshman classl, Helen Harper, Parliamentarian, Carolyn Campbell, Historian, Juanita Hilgendorf, and Reporter, Vicki Waller. The date determined for the meetings was the second Tues- day of every six weeks. As their first social activity, the F.H.A. girls had a slumber party in October, held in the High School. Judging by the noise and the laughter that was made, the 42 girls who attended enjoyed themselves extremely well. The girls decided upon three ways for making money: selling jello, managing a stand at one coke dance, and selling magazines. They showed good cooperation in all three. Early in November a group represented Monticello High School at the House of Delegates meeting at Ma- homet. The girls who represented Monticello were: Evadne Day, acting as a member of the Nominating Com- mittee: Annabelle Alexander, acting as the voting dele- gate, Marilyn Noecker who retired as section l6's recre- ation chairman: and Victoria Waller who 'vas elected l95l section treasurer. The girls served the F.F.A. Father-Son Banquet on February 20. The F.H.A. were guests of the F.F.A. at the Christmas party and dance. The F.H.A. gave a party for the boys on March 9. The section F.H.A. Rally, held at Fisher on March 3, was attended by approxi- mately 20 girls from Monticello. On Honors Day Marilyn Noecker was given the Homemaking Medal, and twenty-five girls were given pins symbolic of their excellence in homemaking. JUNIOR DEGREES: Lois Brian, Patti Weiscope, JoAnn Noecker, Margaret Cook, Evelyn Howard, Yvonne Drew, Bernadette Tracy, Doris Bailey, Annabelle Alex- ander, Mary Anne Weiscope, Florence Kraft, Miriam Briggs, Ann McCartney, Ruth McFeeters, Helen Harper Jane Beals, Virginia Heckman. CHAPTER DEGREES: JoAnn Padgett, Mary Boyle, Marilyn Noecker, Victoria Waller, Lee llla Walden, Florence Kraft, Betty Zindars, Joanne Hettinger. HONORARY MEMBERSHIP PIN-Mrs. Robert Het- tinger, Chapter Mother. Good Groceries come from COMMISSARY SUPPLY, Urbana Jumor Play JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Fruday nught November l7 1950 the Junuor class dud themselves proud by present ung a very amusung and entertaunung play lt was the story of an orphan gurl Anne Shurley played by Evadne Day who came to luve at Green Gables whuch was owned by a brother and suster Marulla and Matthew Cuth bert played by Carol Mulls and Chuck Barnes Anne was an adorable young gurl but she had one fault she lost her temper easuly A neughbor Mrs Rachel Lynde portrayed by Beverly Shunneman was always guvung neugh borly advuce to everyone although her ad vuce was not always accepted Annes best fruend was Duane Barry played by Shurley Lub bers Duana s mother was Mrs Barry Yvonne Drew who was the wealthuest woman un town Josue Pye played by Helen Cook was a con stant source of trouble to Anne for she was an awful gossup and told everythung she knew but she added much humor to the productuon Anne was a favorute of the munuster s charm ung wufe Mrs Allan played by Roberta Bruan However when Anne baked a cake for Mrs Allan she accudentally put chloroform un ut and almost made her ull Moody Spurgeom Fred Wulllams was another schoolmate of Anne s who brought the pug back because ut had spots all over ut Gulbert Glythe played by John Felts was Annes boy fruend la Mulls Delmar Clow was a wealthy busuness man who came back to Green Gables to claum Anne as hus nuece and to marry Marulla hus chuldhood sweetheart Florence Remson played by Carolyn Campbell was the superuntendent of the Hopeton Orphanage vho came to Green Gables to see how Anne was gettung along Of course when she saw how happy Anne was he decuded that Anne could contunue to luve wuth Marulla and Matthew Productuon Staff Wayne Meece Paul Lully Muss Huffman Phul Seymour Don Peck The lost uncle arruves ro claum Anne and to fund hus huldhood sweetheart Marulla lf my Pa guves me enough money I ll buy you a sodue pop whuch he probably won t GUCKERS DRUG STORE West Sade of the Square Monhcello lllunols 80 O 5, M N ua' .uf 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I - , . 1 1 ' 1 I - 1 ' - . 1 K 1 ' l ' ' I . . , , . 1 1 ' I 1 . . . , 1 - 1 ' L , . 1 L' . , f I 1 . . . I , yt ' 1 , . F ,, I I - u I .1 . 1 ' I il . , F ' 1 1 Y' A' , , . C . . , , - I X , v ' 1 r- ' ' J I. . . ' ' I I . I . I ll I 1 . . . 1 I I Anne 0f Green Gables The production staff, which helped to make the play a huge success, was as follows: Director-Miss Gere Huffman: Student As- sistant-Wanda West, Property Chairmen-Don Peck and Wayne Meece, Stage Managers-Phil Seymour and Noel Alexander, Pub- licity-Gypsy Bennett, Fred Sebens, and Leonard Roberts: 'Jshers -Mary Boyle, Virginia Heckman, Lee llla Walden, Janice Sllls, Wayne Meece, Fred Sebens, Don Peck, and Ralph Heckman. lf you had asked my advice, this never would have hap- pened. If you really wanfa know, l'll tell you, but l'm not supposed to. J. STANDING: Delmar Clow, Helen Cook, Yvonne Drew, Chick Barnes, Carol Mills, Fred Williams, John Felts. SEATED: Evadne Day, Beverly Shinneman, Shirley Lubbers, Roberta Brian, Carolyn Campbell. - , eg 'N 1 I' !9 Senior Play The production staff consisted of: Director-Miss Mildred Fleming, Student Assistant-Vicki Waller, Stage Managers-Bob Manuel and Howard Alexander, Properties--Margaret Sebens, Ad- vertising and Tickets-Bud Wittig, Annabelle Alexander, and Anna Wrench, Make-up-Miss Huffman, Ushers-Don Record, Ramona Valentine, Wanda Lewis, Louise Wood, Margaret Sebens, Nell Branch, Stanley Mace, John Wilson, Florence Kraft, and Howard .J ' 1 Wi , l .af . ' I 4.2 fl iz' fl X l Alexander. Mr Wadsworth and Miss Brooks listen to student complaints. A thi ' ,V 4 'LM' 2 , 1 i , N a I t 1 2 , l 5 i Hugo reads Lost Horizon for Miss Brooks to prove that he has acting talent. This was the most hilarious scene of the whole play. Miss Brooks is showing the students how they will make the sound effects for their play, Lost Horizon. She is using soap flakes to get the effect of snow, and Stanley is pedaling his bicycle, in hopes that it will sound like the whir of a plane flying over the mountains of Tibet, Compliments of PIGGLY WIGGLY -an: Our Miss Brooks The Senior class of 51 presented a com edy in three acts entitled Our Miss Brooks Friday night April 6 l95l at eight oclock IH the High School auditorium The play based on the radio program of the same name centered around a high school English teacher Miss Brooks played by Lo retta Ludwrck who was very well liked and respected by her students She got into trouble with the athletic coach Hugo Longacre played by Owen Anderson over the use of the gym nasium and she received much criticism from Mr Wadsworth the principal played by Duane Woodall and from Mrs Allen Berna dette Tracy who was president of the school board over her tactics rn the production of the class play However her two teacher friends Miss Finch the librarian and Miss Audubon the music teacher played by Jane Summers and Vicki Waller remained her loyal friends throughout these trying times The rest of the cast consisted of students Jane played by Carol Timmons got the lead in the class play Lost Horizon and Ted Bill Sago played opposite her Rhonda Allen daughter of Mrs Allen played by Jodie Davidson cre ated some trouble when she did not get the lead in the play and when she lost Ted to Jane Shirley Judd played Elsie who was a missionary rn Lost Horizon Elaine played Jane and Miss Brooks are in dutch over the basket- balls and band instruments. Mrs. Allen presents authentic Chinese vases to Miss Brooks and the cast. Rhonda tries reading the part of Helen in Lost Horizon. The cast put on their Chinese make-up. by Betty Zrndars and Faith played by Nola Mitchell were quite perturbed over their parts in the play Marge played by Joanne Hettin ger became quite worried when Mr Wads worth found out that the cast had not been practicing till midnight Sylvia played by Mar ilyn Noecker was Miss Brooks assistant in directing the play. Mary Anne Wei- scope played Doris, who was a Chi- nese serving-girl in the class play. Martin, played by Fred Merriman, and Stanley, played by John Shonk- wiler, each added humor to the plot -Martin with his appendicitis and Stanley with his bicycle, Compliments of MR. AND MRS. MILT PADGETT uperstition Stomp Friday night, April 13, 1951, the G.A.A. sponsored its annual dance, the Spring Re- versal. A superstition theme was used to dec- orate the auditorium because of the date's being Friday the 13th, and it was called Su- perstition Stomp. lt began at 9 p.m., and dancing to the music of Ted Mikita and the Tophatters lasted till midnight. Ten Cents Worth of Future An extra feature was the fortune-tell- ing booth, which proved quite a novelty. Refreshments of pie, cake, cookies, sand- wiches, and cokes were sold at a stand at the back of the auditorium. This is a Lovely Way to Spend an Evening The auditorium was decor- ated with black cats, four-leaf clovers, horseshoes, falling stars, and unlucky numbers such as 13 and 7 . A step- ladder was placed at the door so that everyone had to walk under it to enter the audito- rium. Everyone had a very nice time at this year's Reversal, and Miss Elder, who was in charge of the dance, is to be congratulated for her fine work. ..-I The Best in Motion Picture Entertainment LYRIC THEATRE Club '5l Friday night, May I8, 'l95l, the Juniors entertained the Seniors, faculty, and board royally at Club '5l at the annual Junior-Senior Prom. Those present danced and danced to the heavenly music of Bud Roderick and his orchestra, with our own Mr. Keutemeyer at the piano. Pass the Biscuits, Mirandy Upon entering the Club, we saw wait- ers and waitresses dressed in black and white: and they had all the details of Club '5l costumes, including white gloves for the girls, black bow ties for the girls and boys, and white napkins over the s arms of the boys, The decorations also if tsts carried out the black and white theme. A fountain with gold fish and bubbling 'if water was the center of attraction. One 'wth of the most clever ideas for this Prom was the programs. They were in the form 1 of a checkbook with the first page made out in check form from the Juniors to the Seniors for Sl9.5l. The other paces had the menu, the proqram, and the list of Juniors, Seniors, Faculty, and Board. Atmosphere Plus Fine Food After a wonderful dinner Fred Williams took over as Master of Ceremonies. Gypsy Bennett from the Junior Class welcomed the Seniors, and Ber- nadette Tracy from the Senior class thanked the Juniors. Mr. Schneider then talked briefly to the group. Helen Morfey, a Freshman, furnished very en- joyable entertainment with her singing. Then came th e awaited-for fun. Wayne Meece, Junior, and Owen Anderson, Senior, presented the Hatchet Oration, and everyone, even those who were victims of the fun, agreed that it was very good. ln fact, the whole Prorn was one of the best ever to be held at Monticello High School. Compliments of CISCO STANDARD SERVICE 'F 7.3 Q if if Q 1 if ' af' ' jg x 'i xl in 'fi ce K ol of vo 9,3 W4 35 X rl Na fr Nl f we ei a 4 'XKNQKQYX ox Xe 4135 li A9 'ff Mega Ce broad iL 'Ds SM fafgfaxgmwmg mmm M5263 aat a N L, 5 s W. If O Od or A wax Most Promlsmg Freshman Larry LeCrone takes tlme out from has vaultmg to smile for the photographer continued develop ment should make hum a great winner In the next three years A-in-vm l fwagmaamf' WW-WKIXQQ imhuai Q Q-,F --. -,,,,,hg.., ' -N .uw-ff '55, i- ...- ii A Hurdler Too' Larry also set a new record rn the 180 yard low hurdles Thus as a new event thus year Leach can clear that pole vault bar too. Compliments of the FINSON GRAIN COMPANY 86 1951 Track Season Verq Successful gem 9-all f'---::'- ggvmy 34.1 J' ar 'Wir' mx .stain Qyl Uh- ..,s-am.,, FIRST ROW Fred Wrlllams Don Peck Owen Anderson Bob Manuel Rrchard Tabor Larry McClure SECOND ROW Larry LeCrone Donald Ashenfelter Frchard Leach Paul Lr'ly Nel Branch Wayne Meece THIRD ROW Wayne Cable Chuck Barnes Bud Wlttng Phll Sey mour Fred Sebens Durmg the Honors Day ceremony Coach Gregory took tume out from hrs M C duties to present erghtee-1 fellows wnth letters whxch they had won by wrnnrng places erther In Invntatlonal or State track meets Montrcello rs fortunate to have very excellent track facrlntres and consequently we held sux mvltatlonal track meets here Our hosprtalnty wavered lfere however for we became very selfish of pornts and won them all to the Newman Relays and came home rn thrrd place to second place and a trophy the following day when had been made The Okaw Conference Meet was held on our freld absence In which rt had gone to Sullivan After much second place seemed to be the best we could do here The boys journeyed only to be elevated a re count of pornts too after a one year jockeyrng for ponnts oo Montrcello probably had the most talked of track competutor nn the Conference Larry LeCrone whsle only a Freshman proved himself no novice when It came to wrnnlng track pornts He consrstently won the pole vault and the low hurdles and occasronally In smaller meets gauned other pornts Whale Larry rs one of four hugh pornt men thus year, we hope he contlnues to develop rn hrs remarmng years Other consastent point getters were Sey mour, Anderson, and Plke Mr Gregory will continue to turn out winners In track next year rn addltron to has duties as Athletrc Director Comylumenh of COLONIAL INN 87 ,erilmqlsa I , I Y-Y A ive ,f ,. 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' I I We Plaqed Baseball--But Briefly FIRST ROW Fred Wllarns Nel Branch Wayne Meece Larry McClure SECOND ROW Bob Manuel R chard M ller Bud Wttlg Paul Lullx Kenny Hearn THIRD ROW Owen An derson Chuck Barnes Don Peck Bull Sago Phll Seymour Ramy weather gave us a very short baseball season thus year We man aged to play three games however The first game was played wnth Vulla Grove and we found ourselves on the Iosnng end of the score In second game we played Deland Weldon They also beat us II 7 The last game proved successful for us After a hard game we beat Cerro Gordo I 'I 6 The boys out for baseball are as follows SENIOR JUNIOR SOPHOMORE Manual D Peck Plke Wlttlg W Wheeler R Mxller Sago P Seymour K Hearn Anderson P LII y N Branch W Meece G Barnes F Wullnams We hope for a longer season next year and wnth the boys who w be comnng back we should have a very successful season Tender delicious-heat yourself to the best! CAMP CREEK DUCK FARM 88 I we ng f 4 , gr is 3 I? , , X I 5 'ju -I .l ..Ae ,L K , , TM ff , S '1 .ff 45: -M I ' , ' ' ' , 9-6. the B. . N. ' B. ' ' . . ' B. . . O. , ' l , ' ill 'U as N90 :sg- -,.', Verna Bridges. Carol Timmons ...... Helen Cook ....... . Ralph Heckman Girls' Athletics .Dramatics and Commercial ......Speech . . . .Science , s 3263 Qi Honors Dag Awards MAY 23, 'I 951 Jim Green ....... Bill Sago- ..... xg Jodie Davidson. . . Don Record . . . .Social Science .Dramatics and Industrial Arts Languages and English .........Art HSHHI ,,- 'lf1 , abyilhgli. , x-as .1 lf 89 . . . . . . .Mathematics Marilyn Noecker. . . Gregory Barnes. Jane Summers . . Home Economics a ......... Band Owen Anderson ..... Agriculture and Nell Branch. . . Athletics . . .Vocal Music Compliment of HOWARDS -saw 'E' JODIE DAVIDSON JANE SUMMERS Scholastic JODIE DAVIDSON Valedsctorsan 4 96 To be valedsctorsan of a graduating class requsres much hard work but Jodse has always had tsme from her school work to participate sn band G A A and F B L A activities ln her Sensor year she was elected president of the class and was very actsve sn Student Councsl affairs She partscspated on the staff of both the school newspaper and the annual She has also been actsve sn dramatscs having roles sn both the Junsor and Sensor class plays Jodie ss very dependable and can be counted on to fsnssh anything she ss called upon to do sn an excellent way We wish her the best of luck sn the future and may this award serve as the beginning of stsll greater accomplishments for her JANE SUMMERS 4 88 Jane ss one of the most dependable people sn our class She has been ctsve sn all band actsvstses for four years and her clarinet quartet has won a a first division rating sn the State contest for two years Jane was awarded l b the band medal in her Sensor year for her fine work Jane has a so een busy as the edstor sn chief of the l95l annual She was on the staff of the school newspaper and has been actsve in G A A F B LA and dramatscs ln her Junsor year she was elected president of the class and was also elected he Student Council Thss was the fsrst tsme a Junsor had ever president of t been elected to this office JAMES GREEN 4 45 Jsm comes to us from out lvesdale and Seymour way He has been very serious throughout hss four years at hsgh school and has maintained a hsgh scholastic average He has also done varsous other things that de serve recognition He has been particularly actsve sn Agriculture and ln dustrsal Arts On Honors Day he recesved the Socsal Scsence award for hss fine work sn that fseld Jsm ss a very capable person and can always be depended upon for accomplishing whatever he undertakes BILL SAGO 4 11 Bill is well-known to all for his love of fun but he has taken time out from this to become serious not only in his scholastic record but in school activities. He is one of our more prominent Senior boys in sports. H excels in basketball and baseball. At the end of the basketball season he was chosen honorary basketball captain by his team mates. He has been active in Agriculture F.F.A. and Annual Staff as well as dramatics. He had important roles in both the Junior and Senior class plays and won the dran-atics medal in his Senior year for his fine work in this field. JAMES GREEN BILL SAGO Compliments of HIGH SCHOOL PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION 90 Honors CAROL TIMM25?-Salutatorian Carol has more than made up for her small stature by having a high scholastic record and by taking part in many extra-curricular activities. Carol is well-known to both high school students and faculty, as well as townspeople, for her pleasant smile and for her willingness to work hard and see that a job is well done. She was co-editor of Sage Talk, the school newspaper, she received the dramatics medal her Senior year for her fine work in dramatics, she has been active in Annual Staff and G.A.A. activ- ities: she has been an F.B.l..A. member for two years and was Vice Presi- dent of the state F.B.L.A. organization for the year i950-Sl. She was alsc a varsity cheerleader during her Senior vear. LORE1'I'A LUDWICK 4.52 Loretta hails to us from out Cisco way, but having to ride the school bus has not hindered her participation in school activities at all. She has been very active in G.A.A., serving as Social Chairman in her Senior year. She was elected to the Student Council from her class, and in that organi- zation she was elected treasurer and was very active in all Student Council activities. She belonged to F.B.L.A. her Junior and Senior years and was elected lst Vice President her Senior year. She has been active in dra- matics, having the leading role in the Senior play, and she did a very fine io o it. VICTORIA WALLER 4.14 Vicki is another one who seems to have her hands in about everything going on at the high school. She has been especially active in F.H.A. and its many activities, holding offices in the organization during her Junior and Senior years. She was president of G.A.A. during her Senior year. She has also participated in all F.B.L.A. activities and was co-editor of the school newspaper, Sage Talk. She has been on Annual Staff for four years, Vicki's friendliness and her capability make her a friend of all. OWEN ANDERSON 4.'I'I Andy, as we all know him, has always taken time out from his school work for sports. He excels in football, basketball, track, and base- ball. However, this is not the extent of his school activities. He has been active in F.F.A. for four years and F.B.L,A. in his Junior and Senior years. He has been a class officer for three years and was elected president of the Student Council in his Senior year. He has also been active in all Annual Staff activities. Owen is well-known to everyone for his friendli- ness and willingness to help. rw- fi xr -1:-'sr CAROL TIMMONS LORETTA LUDWICK OWEN ANDERSON Best Wishes from SHIRLEY PATTENGILL 91 VICTORIA WALLER ATHLETIC HONORS- ANDERSON SAGO and MANUEL The athletuc honors thus year went to a truo of boys who have been actuve un sports all four years of theur hugh school educatuon Last fall at the Football Banquet Bob Manuel and Owen Anderson were named co captauns of the football team At the annual Bas ketball Banquet Bull Sago was named honorary Basket ball Captaun and Owen Anderson was named the most valuable player of the team These boys were elected to these honors by theur team mates and each honor was presented at the end of the season STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT ROTARY SHIELD AWARD P T A GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD OWEN ANDERSON In the fall of hus Senuor year Owen was elected presudent of the Student Councul by hus fellow Coun cul members He has very capably fulfulled the dutues of thus honorabe offuce At the Honors Day assembly he was named by the PTA as the best boy cutuzen of the Senuor class and he receuved a small award for named by the Rotary Club as the Outstandung Senuor Boy of l95l and hus name wull be unscrubed on the Rotary shueld un the hall at the hugh school We are very proud of Owen and we preduct success for hum un the future ROTARY SHIELD AWARD JODIE DAVIDSON Each year at the commencement exercuses a representatuve of the Montucello Rotary Club an nounces the top boy and gurl of the graduatung class These two are chosen by a secret commuttee and theur names are unscrubed on the Rotary shueld un the hall at the hugh school Thus year Mr Ruchard O Dell an nounced that Jo Ann Davudson was the recupuent of thus award Her name wull be unscrubed on the shueld as the Outstandung Senuor Gurl of 1951 She us very deservung of thus award and we are sure that ut wull serve as an uncentuve to her for success and happu ness un later lufe BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN S SCHOLARSHIPS CAROL TIMMONS and RAMONA VALENTINE The Busuness and Professuonal Womens Club each year entertauns the Senuor gurls of Montucello Hugh School at whuch tume they present theur scholar shups to the two gurls they belueve most worthy to re ceuve them Thus year they entertauned the gurls at a banquet whuch was held on Tuesday evenung May 22 The presentatuon of the scholarshup awards were made to Carol Tummons and Ramona Valentune to be used for advanced study un theur chosen fuelds Carol receuved a S200 scholarshup to be used at Mac Murray College un Jacksonvulle lllunous for secretarual traunung and Ramona receuved a SIOO scholarshup to be used for nurses traunung at the Mennonute School of Nursung un Bloomungton lllunous DAR AWARD JANE SUMMERS One of the funest honors bestowed upon a Senuor us that of the D A R Award guven by the Remember Allerton Chapter of the Daughters of the Amerucan Revolutuon to a Senuor gurl Thus award us based upon leadershup scholarshup cutuzenshup courage servuce and loyalty The award thus year went to a gurl who fulfulls un every way the requurements on whuch ut us based Jane Summers was chosen by her classmates and by the faculty from three candudates to receuve thus honor Jane us very fruendly always wullung to help and capable un every way She accepts responsu buluty wuth the wullunqness to do ut well We are sure that un the future Jane wull always be as competent and capable as she has been durung these past years PTA GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD BERNADETTE TRACY Each year the Parent Teacher Assocuatuon of Montucello Hugh School chooses a Senuor gurl and boy whom they belueve to be outstandung un cutuzenshup Thus year the gurl selected was Bernadette Tracy Bernadette has earned thus award through her depend abuluty cooperatuon and her abuluty to succeed un everythung she does She us very fruendly toward all and us always wullung to do her best un helpung any one We are sure that Bernadette wull have great success un the future Congratulatlons to the Class of 'I951-GENO PRODUCTS CO I I I . . , , , I - A ' I . D I I . . . . I . . I . I , . . . , . , . . I . , . . . l . I .. . I ' . I , . . this honor. At the commencement exercises he was . . ' . . . . , . . 1 ' . ' . I . . , , - l . . . , . , ' I I I - 92 'ffgk an Ye , Carol Tlmmons Ramona Valentina Bill Sago xxx EW 'fm Owen Anderson Jodle Davldso E W SNL Q Q. t ? Q Z ji is . 1 Best Wishes from DR. P. C. STURMON Jane Summers 5I Album Leafrng through thrs photograph album reveals some very rnterestrng prctures-ones whrch thrrty years ago would have seemed fantastic Here s John Wrlson grvrng hrs Presrdentral rnauguratron speech wrth hrs brother bodyguard Duane rn the background John rt seems got hrs start rn polrtrcs the day he married Mary Ellen Thornberry she berng a Drstrrct Attorney Thrs prcture of Nell Branch was taken whrle the Zregfeld Follres of 8l were berng produced Nell co starred wrth Harley Mooney and Glenn Cable was the producer The fact that the show was not too successful was certarnly not their fault My but Wanda Lewrs surely looks nrce here dancing wrth Jrm Green at Crros Jrm rs now chref butcher at Sago s Sausage Servrce Marrlyn Noecker has taken over the management rn the last few years and Wanda rs her assistant Brll himself has been restrarned from actrvrty because of vrolatron of the Pure Foods Act Jackre Brown has made qurte a name for her self and heres her prcture to prove rt-cuttrng a cake wrth Congratulatrons Champ wrrtten on rt above two boxrng gloves These prctures taken of the Barnum and Barley Circus crew drsclose many famrlrar faces Theres Stanley Mace the Iron tamer Shrrley Judd the fat lady and Howard Alexander the grant They cer tarnly can put on an act Drck Ellrs prcture rs qurte typrcal of what I would have expected thrrty years ago He looks qurte athletrc rn hrs basketball trunks You know he coaches basketball rn a rrtzy grrls school Now heres a prcture of Jane Summers beach qurte nrce but that the prrces are fabulous Nerl Branch rs the chref cook and he specralrzes rn pto maine porsonrng Just a lrttle way from Jane s estab Irshment rs Record s Record Shop Hrs shelves are frlled wrth records by Fred Merrrman the famous jazz srnger Maybe that s why busrness rs so poor Even wrth Ramona Valentrne s harr snow whrte Id strll recognrze her rn a crowd When l saw thrs prcture of the ten candrdates for Woman of the Year I prcked her out rrght away Mary Anne Wer scope and Annabelle Alexander were also tryrng for the honor but the contest was creatrng such hard feelrngs between the contestants that rt had to be postponed Thrs prcture looks famrlrar but I cans qurte place rt-oh yes of course rt s Vrckr Wallers horse wrnner of three Kentucky Derbres Owen Anderson was the jockey rn all three races but he was forced to grve up hrs rob not too long ago when he fell from a horse and broke hrs leg They say hrs prrde was hurt more than anythrng but that may just have been a rumor Beverly McCall s prcture appeared rn rust about every newspaper rn the country last year when she eloped wrth the Kung of Bavarra Her handmard Lourse Wood was later found to be the Kung s true love poor Lourse Now Cathyren Scott looks mighty pleased rn thrs prcture and no wonder She had rust frnrshed her trans Atlantrc swrm She got qurte a scare once when Junror Heckman trred to run her down rn a motor boat He certarnly has some queer rdeas smce hrs grrl frrend rrlted hrm for John Srnrth And Peggy McCall she s been dorng qurte well rn the freld of scrence Here she rs christening the Compliment: of battleshrp U S S Bennett wrth a new type of cham pagne bottle that wont splrnter Nola Mitchell may be seen by her srde carryrng a frrst ard krt rn case the experrment farled Nola rs head nurse at Gor don s Humanrtarran Hosprtal Betty you know founded the hosprtal soon after her dog dred of old a e Here on the next page rs a prcture of Betty Zrn dars at a famrly reunron Betty rs hardly drstrngursh able rn the crowd but l could never mistake that dramond studded crown whrch she recerved when she won the lndranapolrs Speedway races Her racer was a custom made job from Baldwm s Auto Shop Eu gene always had a knack for that sort of thrng Bob Manuel rn thrs prcture rs speakrng at the Natronal Women s Chrrstran Temperance Unron Con ventron rn Chrcago Anna Wrench rs presrdent of the Unron and she asked Bob to speak because of hrs wrde experience And heres the prcture of Carol Trmmons that I clrpped out of the newspaper Her prcture appears above her column every day Shes Joke Edrtor you know, for the Chrcago Trrbune Verna Brrdges rs the Fashion Edrtor for the same newspaper and my, such queer styles she dreams up I was leafrng through Whos Who the other day and came upon thrs prcture of Jodre Davrdson The wrrte up sard somethrng about her latest book The Polrtrcal and Economic Struggle of Matrrmony I wonder what that trtle means? Betty Henderson sent thrs prcture to me rt s a scene from Johns Other Wrfe Betty plays the role of the unforgrvrng wrfe opposrte Loretta Lud wrck who plays the other wrfe They are contrnu wrler Thrs productron rs one of the most famous soap box operas on televrsron As I look at thrs prcture I stop and thrnk about how queer fate rs lt seems that Margaret Sebens and Geraldine Fendley were hrtch hrkrng to Calrfornra and whrle they were travelrng through the Rocky Moun tarns they drscovered a large gold deposrt Thrs prc ture was taken srx months later whrle they were tak rng a cruise around the world Here s Bernadette Tracy all dressed up for the Polrcemans Ball no shes the polrceman You knew of course that Bud Wrttrg rs rn movres? My but he looks drfferent here wrth hrs black harr and mustache he plays vrllarn roles rn cowboy movres Florence Kraft was crowned queen of the Cheese Festrval last year and rn her prcture here she looks just the same as she drd rn hrgh school Joanne Het trnger rs the one that s changed Those horn rrmmed glasses somehow look out of place on her but then she looks Irke a typrcal Englrsh professor Harold Wrlbur looks Irke a General here rn hrs Forest Ranger unrform He works so hard I thrnk they ought to get someone to help hrm Wayne Cable rs supposed to be hrs assistant but rt seems that he s always late for work Duane Woodall s prcture appeared rn all the papers after he made hrs trrp to the moon and back He was a brave man to try making that trrp by hrm Self especrally when he drdn t even take a plane Well I ve come to the last page of my album It was so rnterestrng that I hate to close the cover but I Il keep rt here handy rn case you ever want to look through rt agarn wrth me Compliment! of Marlene Bette Naomi Don Clarence 9 M, and Mn Reber, p shonkwllu and Dempsey Burgess and Cline 9 . . . 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W Cant Tal-me It Wutlu Us--- We the Senuor Class un thus year one thousand nune hundred and fufty one Anno Domunu beung yet of sound mund and body and about to make our exut through the stately portals of Montucello Hugh School for the last and funal tume do wull bequeath and otherwuse leave such posses suons as we do own to the undewrutten students faculty and varuous other and sundry characters on condutuon that they be used wusely and well Annabelle Alexander leave my hot temper to Sharon Wulbur Howard Alexander leave the tall gurls to Elza Muller Owen Anderson leave my abuluty to rope steers to Roy Rogers Eugene Baldwun leave early Neul Branch leave for Colorado Nell Branch leave my Muss Ameruca certufucate to Florence Kraft Verna Brudges leave my recessuve nature to Ellen Mae Burns Jackue Brown leave my athletuc abuluty to Wanda West Glenn Cable leave my perfect absentee record to Glenn Bowlun Wayne Cable leave my late slups un the office Jodue Davudson leave my sophustucatuon to Franklin Trunkel Duck Ellus leave my way wuth women to Mr Paolu Geraldune Fendley leave my curly haur to Ron lvall Betty Gordon leave wuth Peggy Jum Green leave my good grades to Wayne Alexander Junuor Heckman leave my bashfulness to the Branch twuns Betty Henderson leave my small waustlune to Joe Smith Joanne Hettunger leave my Cadullac to Ray Moore Shurley Judd leave to uoun the Marunes Florence Kraft leave my uob un the cafeteria to Ruchard Hodges Wanda Lewus leave my curuosuty to Peggy Nolan Loretta Ludwuck leave to unherut a mother un law Bob Manuel leave my football awards to Dean Doss Beverly McCall leave my flute to Carl Wrench Pegqy McCall leave my taped class runq to-or shall I take ut with me? Fred Merruman leave my bow legs to Fred Sebens Nola Mutchell leave my qood conduct medals to Wulluam Wuest Harley Mooney leave my fushunq abuluty to Madolyn Chalk Maruyn Noecker leave my shackles to my suster Joan Don Record leave my touchy temperament to Tucker Puke Bull Sago leave my dusoosutuon to any poor sucker Cathyren Scott leave my haur bows to Chuck Barnes Margaret Sebens leave my rose colored glasses to Leonard Roberts John Shonkwuler leave mv drums to Buq Chuef Wahoo John Smuth leave my chaur un Enqlush IV to Phul Seymour Jane Summers leave the edutorshup of the Annual to Beverly Shunneman Mary Ellen Thornberry leave my loud clothes to Nellue Futzwater to add to her collectuon Carol Tummons leave my short haur to Rochelle Waller Bernadette Tracy leave my love for Bull Sago to Marulyn Ramona Valentune leave my dark tresses to J K Felts Vucku Waller leave my week end vacatuons to Ralph Heckman Mary Anne Weuscope leave my Sears Roebuck catalogue to Karen Johnson Harold Wulbur leave my Boy Scout unuform to Don Peck Duane Wulson leave to become a school teacher John Wulson leave my smulung dusposutuon to Mr Schneuder Bud Wuttug leave my horseless carruage to Fred Wulluams Louuse Wood leave my art of gugglung to Carolyn Campbell Duane Woodall leave my abuluty to get out of trouble to Don Tabor Anna Wrench leave my steady dates to Nancy Heath Betty Zundars leave my queenly carruage to Betty Wrench Compluments to the Class of 1951 Mr and Mrs N E Hutson ga e ' ' I . 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I, , - :I - I ll - 11 I , , Senior Dag 'S' WWW- EMWH Vw-u.. 96 We Dud A Multltude O Things ALEXANDER ANNABELLE GAA I 2 3 4 Sports Chaurman FHA 2 3 4 Hlstoruan ALEXANDER HOWARD FFA I 2 3 4 Footballl 2 3 4 ANDERSON OWEN FBLA 4 FFA I 2 3 Treasurer Annual Staff 4 Football I 2 4 Basket I al T Student Councul I 3 4 Presldent Thespuan 3 4 Our Mnss Brooks Our Hearts Were Young and Ga The Great American Family The Dnvlne Flora Treasurer Class I Vlce President Class 3 Treasurer Class 4 BALDWIN EUGENE F B LA 3 4 Annual Staffl 3 4 Vlsual Alds 3 4 Football I 4 Track I Photo Club I 2 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay BRANCH NELL-GAA 2 3 4 FHA I 2 3 4 Annual Staff4 Chorusl 2 3 4 Octettel 2 3 4 The Dnvlne Flora BRANCH NEIL FFA I 2 3 4 Annual Staff 3 4 Football 4 Baseball I 2 4 Track4 BRIDGES VERNA GAA 2 3 4 Membershlp Chaurman FHA I 2 Student Council 2 Chorus I 2 3 4 Secretary of Class2 BROWN JACKIE GAA 2 3 4 Sports Chairman FHA 2 Chorus I 2 3 CABLE NN FFA I 2 B ball CABLE WAYNE Basketball I 2 Baseball I Our Hearts Were Young and Gay DAVIDSON JODIE GAA I 2 3 Treasurer FBLA 3 4 Annual Staffl 2 3 4 Student Council 4 Bandl 2 Dra matac Club I 2 Thespnan 3 4 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay The Duvune Flora Our Mlss Brooks Balcony Scene Presudent Class 4 ELLIS DICK Footballl 2 3 Baseballl 2 3 Stu dent Councnl I 2 Treasurer Student Councnl Rep resentatuve I Treasurer Class 2 FENDLEY GER ALDINE GORDON BEIIY GAA 3 4 FHA 4 FBLA GREEN JIM HECK MAN JUNIOR FFA I 2 3 4 Vlce Presxdent Vusual Alcls 2 3 Baseball 2 3 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay HENDERSON BE'I'I'Y FHA 2 3 4 HETTINGER JOANNE FHA I 2 3 4 GAA 4 Annual Staff 4 Dramatic Club 3 Our Mass Brooks Secretary Classl Cheerleaderl 3 JUDD SHIRLEY GAA I 2 3 Chorusl 2 3 Our Mass Brooks KRAFT FLORENCE F H A LEWIS WANDA Annual Staff 4 LUDWICK LORETTA GAA I 2 3 4Soc:alCha1r man F B LA 3 4 Vace Pressdent Annual Staff2 3 4 Student Councul 4 Treasurer Dramatic Club I Thes plan Our Mnss Brooks Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Student Counc1IRepresentatlve4 MACE STANLEY Annual Staff 2 Band I MANUEL BOB FFA I 2 3 4 Presldent Vlsual Alds 2 3 Presudent 4 Presudent Footballl 2 3 4 Basket balll 2 3 Trackl 2 3 4 Cross Countryl 2 3 Student Councul I Presudent Class I McCALL BEVERLY GAA I 2 3 Band 2 3 4 Chorus I McCALL PEGGY GAA I 3 4 FHA I 2 3 4 FBLA 3 4 Annual Staff3 4 Chorus MER RIMAN FRED Chorus 4 President Boys Double Quartette 4 Our Mlss Brooks Balcony Scene Thespuan4 MITCHELL NOLA-GAA I FHA 234FBLA34BandI23Chorus2 u Hearts Were Young and Gay Our Miss Brooks MOONEY HARLEY FBLA 4 Football I 2 Photo Clubl 2 NOECKER MARILYN GAA 3 4 PresndentFHA I 2 3 4 Vlce Presndent FB LA 3 4 Annual Staff 3 4 Student Councul 3 Chorus I Band I Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Our Mnss Brooks Student Councnl Repre sentatlve 3 Thespsan 4 RECORD DON F B L A 4 Annual Staffl 2 3 4 Photo Clubl 2 SAGO BILL FFA I 2 3 4 V1cePresndent Annual Staff 3 4 Baske ball I 2 3 4 Student Councz Our Mass Brooks Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Student Councnl Representative 4 Thespnans SCOTT CATHYREN SEBENS MAR G ET GAA I FHA 2 4 Annual Staff4 Chorusl 2 3 4 SHONKWILER JOHN FB LA nnualSt'lfI 2 3 4 Tackl Badl 2 Chorusl 2 4 Thesplan 3 4 Boys Double Quartette I 2 Our Mnss Brooks Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Love Your Nelghbor Dance Band 4 SMITH JOHN Footballl 2 Basketball I 2 Base bal I Track I Chorus I 2 SUMMERS JANE GAA I 2 3 MembershloCha1rrnan 4 FBLA 3 4 Annual Staff I 2 3 4 Edntor Student Councll I 3 Presudent Bandl 2 3 4 Dance BancI4 Treas urer Dramatlc Club I Thespuan 3 4 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Love four Neuqhbor Our Mlss Brooks The Duvrne Flora Balcony Scene Student Councll Representatlve I Pressdent Class 3 THORNBERRY MARY ELLEN FB LA 3 TIMMONS CAROL GAA I 2 3 4 FBLA 3 4 Annual Staff 2 3 4 Student Councnl I Chorus I 2 3 Dramat1cClubI 2 Thespuans2 3 4 Octette I 2 3 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Our Mass Brooks The Great Amerucan Family Sage Talk Editor 4 Cheerleader 4 Secretary Class I TRACY BERNADETTE FHA 2 3 4 FBLA 3 4 Secretary Annual Staff 2 3 4 Student Councnl 3 4 Chorus I Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Our Mlss Brooks Thesplan 4 Vnce Pressdent Class 3 Secretary Class 4 VALENTINE ROMONA A I 2 3 FBL WALLER VICKI GAA I 2 3SportsCha1rman 4 Presudent FHA I 2 3 Hustoruan 4 Reporter FBLA 3 4 Annual Staff I 2 3 4 Chorus I Dramatic Club I 2 Thespnans 4 Sage Talk Edctor 4 Our Muss Brooks The Dlvme Flora Balcony Scene WEISCOPE MARY ANNE GAA I 2 3 4 FHA 23 4 FBLA3 4 OurMlssBrooks WL BUR HAROLD Football 2 Cross Country2 Chorus I 2 3 4 Boys Double Quartette 3 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay WILSON DUANE An nua Staffl 2 4 Bandl 2 3 4 WILSON JOHN F FA 2 3 4 Footballl 2 Track2 4 Cross Coun try 2 3 Student Councul 3 Treasurer Class 3 WITTIG BUD FFA 2 3 4 AnnualStaffI 2 3 4 Football I 2 4 Basketball I 2 Track4 Baseball 4 Photo Club I 2 WOOD LOUISE WOODALL DUANE FBLA 4 Annual Staff 3 4 Student Councul 3 4 Thespuans 3 4 Our Muss Brooks Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Secretary Class 3 Vice President Class 4 WRENCH ANNA A I 2 ZINDARS BETTY GAA I 2 3 4 FHA I 2 3 Vuce Presldent 4 President FB LA 3 4 Presrdent Our Mlss Brooks Congratulations M the Class of 51 MARY CADE S BEAUTY SHOP . 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Wilber, Jr. Bernadette Tracy Margaret Jane Summers James Frederick Merriman Congratulations to the Class of '51 MACKEY FUNERAL HOMF Robert Duane Manuel Duane Woodall Florence Cathenne Kraft Jo Ann Davidson Betty Maxine Zmdars Hal An N! 98 Plc 51 va' N.-1 E Farewell John Richard Ellis Nola Avis Mitchell Glenn Junior Heckman Wanda Eileen Lewis Mary Ellen Thornberry Anna Marie Wrench Howard A. Alexander Annabelle Alexander Willie Geraldine Fendley Donald L. Record Shirley Iris Judd Glenn Franklin Cable Wayne E. Cable Cathyrn Fern Scott Evelyn Louise Wood Margaret Sebens Betty Darlene Henderson Beverly Jane McCall Verna Mae Bridges John William Wilson James Green Jacquelyn Evelyn Brown Dean F. Winder Wilma Joan Hettinger Mary Anne Weiscope Harley W. Mooney Success and Happiness to the 51ers MAX HOTT 'tw 'Wrri w I .am Our Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Jason Ripperdan E 8. E Fixit Shop VanNc-te Service Station-Cisco William Eshelman Wiseman's Pool Hall Peterson's Grocery Don Hall-Basketball Official Blacker's Electric Shop Cisco Barber Shop-Warren Clark Burgins Allen Radio and Electric Dr. A. D. Furry Monticello Hotel Dr. Stockdale Frank Cresap Carl S. Reed Bee's Grocery Ball Brothers Shell Service Dr, Landers Acknowledgment We wish to express our appreciation for all pho- tography except seniors to MR. KEUTEMEYER r s1fp:,1..,-.a..- f NH! 1451570 Z55'XI XRl3OUkS MYERS AND co :Nc TOPEKA xmas ,, . a rf:-A Y , , ' 7 1 - Y , 4 .. 4 H , , , 1, . . 0 of: H' x1u1x- a,w V 0 I.. . V, . u V 1 ,JV I 1, ' i Q 1 -Q '- 2 Y