Monticello High School - Memories Yearbook (Monticello, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1957 volume:

MONTICELLO HIGH SCHOOL MOHt1C911O I111no1s EDITOR IN CHIEF Sondra Gasklll ART WORK B111 Duncan Wanda Alexandex ADVISOR Mrs Barbara Cook 1957 4 u-f Q. F A 'N 9 f 1 ' V x if N Q NN, 5 K X f t x T X ' f f A ff X if! N , M u fy 1 ' 2 -il si! f- .ig J, IS the moments we sholl IS the educotlon we ende ns Monticello Cl com us the reward IS the Ideals we s us the experuence as the sotlsfo QfflYl1lq4 f is opportunities o 2 ADMIN STRAT ON SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN FEATURES ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES WHO WHO S ernsh forever o nlty strong ered all along r teachers deserve. ive to preserve. lnich will help us on our way. ion we feel on graduation day ir ii V Q Z Z I I l'. Q 0472 WILLIAM E. BAIRD DWIGHT WILKEY Superintendent Assistant Superintendent BOARD CDF EDUCATION qi MRS. CAROL OTIS Secretary SCHOOL BOARD: CLeft to rightb Noel Pike, Secretary: Robert Miller, Faye Root, Presidentg Glenn Harper, John Whitlow, Maurice Young. CDr. Joseph Allman was absent.J iuillelllfl, . H1 Ili F LT N E A aqua--lm W. P. MCELROY Principal MISS LUANN WADDELL History, Civics, Social Studies MRS. JUANITA REX Office Secretary J. K. FELTS MRS. ANNE PIKE History Languages 'W Sf MRS. BARBARA coolc FRANK MULA English Art GUY GARDNER A Football, Physical Education M xx mf:-gym ix My MRS. KAY KLEISS GEORGE BACHMAN Math, Science Vocal Music S' ay 'Wu-v-H- ' 'a..-www .A A A 'i,f.3.VfTfl's 3' W i A Qxfffasgiir if , .I Q Q MRS. MARILYN LEVERENZ English, Speech MRS. DAISY SWANSTROM English WATT JONES MRS. PATRICIA BROWN ROY SHAKE Band Physical Education Science MRS. MAXINE SCI-IROTH Home Economics N. J. SMITH MRS. GERTRUDE CLAPPER CHARLES PAOLI Agriculture Commercial Industrial Arts .QR NM nr- ' K -Q' wr'-'98 -mf WALLY GREGORY ROBERT LINDSEY TOM YOUNG Athletic Director, Biology, English Basketball Coach, Math, Economics Bookkeeping THREE PRACTICE TEACHERS: fLeft to rightb Dale Smith, Lyle Button, and Harold Ray, three of several practice teachers who have temporarily added to our faculty while completing their edu- cation. ,ummm VERN KUETEMEYER MRS. ROSE NORMAN VERNER ECKSTROM Band, Photographer Librarian Mathematics iss' 'W Af-Sf QW f fy' fX 0 lv v Q v- ms if LOUISE ROBINSON Secretary 1, 2, 4, F.H.A. 1, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 3, Sage Talk 2, 3, Annual 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 4, Junior Play 3, Cast, Queen Candidate 1. EDDIE LYNCH Student Council Representa- tive 1, 4. MARCIA GLASGOW Student Council Representa- tive 1, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Stage Stonmers 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Sage Talk 1, Editor 4, Annual 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, Band 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, 4, Junior Play 3, Costumes. BILL ROBERTS Vice President 1, President 2, 3, President of Student Coun- cil 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 1, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. JUDY O'DELL Vice President 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 3, President 4, Stage Stormers 2, 3, 4, Thes- pians 3, 4, Sage Talk, Annual Staff 3, Business Manager 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Cast, Queen Candidate 4, Queen Senior Year. JOHN PETRO President 1, Secretary 2, Trea- surer 4, Annual 4, Visual Aids 1, Basketaball 1 2 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Cast. iff-f CHARLES OAKLEY F,F.A. l. 2, 3, Annual 4. MARY HUNTER F.H.A. 1, 2, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Junior Play 3, Make-up, SHIRLEY HOSLER F. H. A. lg G. A. A. 1, 2, 3 F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Sage Talk 4, Annual 3, Junior Play 3, Pro- grams. JOHN GREGORY Treasurer 1, Visual Aids 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 4. RON WOLFE F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Visual Aids 1, 2, Junior Play 3, Cast. MARY ELLEN LANG Visual Aids 2, 39. Sage Talk 43 Junior Play 3, Tickets. DARRELL KNISLEY F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Visual Aids 2, 3, 4, Football 2, Junior Play 3, Lighting. CAROLYN LUSCALEET F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Stage Stormers 2, 3, Visual Aids 2, 33 Sage Talk 3, 49 Annual Staff 3, Busi- ness Manager 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3. PAUL KNUPP Vice President 2, Secretary 3, Visual Aids 2, 3, 4, President 43 Junior Play 3, Lighting. CYNTHA CLAXTON G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 3, 45 Stage Stormers 2, 3, 4, Thes- pians 3, 4, Visual Aids 2, 3, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Queen Candi- date 2g Madrigals 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Cast. ROY PIRTLE Stage Stormers 2, 3, 4, Thes- pians 3, 4, Visual Aids 2, 3, 4, Annual 2, 3, Junior Play 3, Cast. GLENDA BARBOUR F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Annual, Typing Editor 4, Annual Staff 3, 45 Junior Play 3, Make-up. 'Qi J IM HEARN F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Stage Stormers 43 Visual Aids 1, 2, 3, 4, Foot- ban 1, 2, 3, 4. PHYLLIS DALTON F.H.A. 1, 2, 4. 5 JUDY ROBISON F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A. . Visual Aids 2, 3, 4. WILBUR BLACKER F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. WAYNE SILVEY Transfer from St. Louis, Mis- souri in senior year, Football 4 ALICE YORK G.A.A. 1, 2. 1113 ,6wu k L-'UW 15 P-erik 1, 4 BILL PETERSON Basketball 1, 25 Football 1, 2, 4 Track 1, 2, 4. NANCY EASTHAM F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 45 F.B.L.A. 3, 43 Sage Talk 4 Annual 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Play 3, Programs, Mad- rigal 2, 3, 4. JACK GROVES Basketball 1, 2, Track 1. ALICE VAN DYKE F.H.A. 1, 2, 45 F.B.L.A. 4: Chorus 1, 2. THELMA LONG F.H.A. 1, 2, 4g Junior Play 3, Programs. JIM SMITH F.F.A. 2, 3, 43 Transfer from Urbana High School in sopho- more year. RICHARD MUMM F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Junior Play Property. LINDA WILLIAMS F'.H.A. l, 2g Visual Aids 1, Chorus 1, 25 Junior Play 3 Student Directorg Stage Storm- ers 4. LARRY ZIEMER Band lg Football lg Track 1, 2, 3. ' 'N-Q. PATTY MCGINNIS F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F.B.L.A. 3, 45 Junior Play 3, Make-up. LEAH EADES F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F.B.L.A. 3, 4. CHARLES RUDISILL Visual Aids 43 Annual 4g Jun- ior Play 3, Lightingg Football 1, 2. LINDA WALDEN G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Stage Stormers 3, 4: Thespians 3, 4g Visual Aids 1, 2, 3, 4, An- nual 3, 43 Cheerleaders 1: Jun- ior Play 3. Cast. EMILY BOWMER F.H.A. 43 Transferred from Ar- genta High School in senior year. JOHN SIEVERS F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Visual Aids 43 Annual 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Foot- ball 1: Track 1, 2, 3, 4. 'QQ W? WANDA ALEXANDER F.H.A, 4, Band 3, 4g Transfered from Kiwanee, Illinois in jun- ior year. STUART HAWBAKER Treasurer 21 F.B.L.A. 43 Stage Stormers 2, 3, 4: Thespians 3, 4, Annual 2, 3. 4: Band l, 23 Chorus 3, 4, Junior Play 31 Football 1, 2, 3. 43 Track 1. 23 Madrigal 3, 4. FRANK FEENEY F.F,A. 43 F.B,L.A. 4, Stage S t o 1' rn ers 3. 4: Transferred fr o m St. Joseph, Ivesdale in junior year. 'Q' s f 1 U'hr ELSIE PIERSON F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Thespians 3, 4 Annual 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3 45 Junior Play 3, Cast. MAURICE WILEAVER Visual Aids 43 Basketball 1, 2, Football 1, 25 Track 1. SHARON CRESAP Secretary 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 3, 43 Stage Stormers 2, 3, 4, Visual Aids 2, 3, Sage Talk 3, Annual 3, 4. uw ii 0-ihbni MW .,4K'-.hw X PHIL HENEBRY Stage Stormers 2, 3, 4, Thespi- ans 3, 4, Visual Aids 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual 2, Chorus lg Football l, 2, 3, 4, Annual 2, Chorus 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Play 3, Stage Manager. BARBARA POSTAL F.H,A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 3, 45 Stage Stormers 2, 3, 4, Visual Aids 4, Annual 45 Junior Play 3, Bookholder. WAYNE RINEHART Congratulation. Seniors COUNTRY CHARM DAIRY KEN DANISON Band lg Basketball 1, 2. EILEEN WOOD F.H.A. 1, 4, F.B.L.A. 4. DWAYNE SPENCER F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Play 3, Cast. KAREN MCCANN Secretary 3: G.A.A. l. 2, 3, 43 F.B.L.A. 41 Stage Stormers 2, 3. 43 The-spians 3. 43 Visual Aids 2. 3 4: Annual Layout Editor 4. Annual 33 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2 3, 4: Student Council 3: Speech Contest 35 Junior Play 3, Cast. JIM MORRIS F.F.A. 1. 2, 3, 4. NANCY BARLOW gin' 8 ELEANOR BAILEY F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 3, 4. JIM BRUHN F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Stage Stormers 2, 3, 45 Thespians 3, 4, Sage Talk 4, Visual Aids 2, Band 1, 2g Speech Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Cast. iff ff' MARILYN CALLISON F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, F.B.L.A. 3, 4. BILL PIKE Visual Aids 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. 1031 LARRY McCLELLAN Junior Play 3, Lighting LARRY BUSTER Transferred from Queen City Missouri in senior year. BUCHANAN BUICK Success to Seniors MARY MCCABE Transferred from Bement High School in sophomore year. FRED NOLAN F.F,A. 2, 3, 43 Stage Stormers 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 45 Junior Play 3, Cast, Transferred from St. Joseph's School, Ivesdale in sophomore year. I-'RED DRESBACK Vice President 33 F.B.L.A. 45 Sage Talk 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. ALFREDA SWANSON President 3g F.H.A., President 4, 1, 2, 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Stage Stormers 23 Visual Aids 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Cast, Sage Talk, 4. BILL AUTH Annual 4. BOB ELSON Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 4. SHARON STANLEY G.A.A. 2, 35 F.B.L.A. 3, 45 Stage Stormers 2, 3, 49 Thesplans 3, 45 Sage Talk 4, Annual 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Cast. JOHN WILEAVER F.FA. 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 4, Track 1, 4. JACK ROY F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 25 Track 1, 2g Junior Play 3, Cast. if OPAL MCCABE Transferred from Bement High School in sophomore year. NATIONAL BRANDS DIVISION Congratulations. Seniors SENICDRS TAKE A fRightJ Seniors yell, Come on in, the water's fine. Right, Carolyn? CLeftD At the end of the day seniors gather round Willie who says, It's time to go home? Sharon just can't seem to believe Skip Day is almost over. CLeftD Break in a hectic day for some cool refreshment SPRING HQLIDAV Next stop, Turkey Run. CAboveD The Seniors romp and play in the river at Turkey Run. CRightJ Seniors are all wet. Best Wishes Io the Class of '57, NATIONAL BANK SENICDR SNAPS M x,.. I Pup.: fum 'I lf gg 'I Q ' ffflfl -Nu Seniors, Shirley Hosler, Judy Robinson and Louise Robison trade senior name cards at HOOD. 26 the senior art-lovers, Three of Mrs. Juanita Rex measures Paul Knupp for cap and gown. John Petro, Paul Knupp and Roy Pirtle, study .the art eX- hibit. John is partlcularly in- terested. cr! l ash We borrow a little space from the seniors to introduce our new student from Bulgaria, John Paul Johnson, pictured here with Frank Roberts Cleft? and Herschel Hammerschmidt Qrightb. John comes to Monticello High School as a refugee. It is a pleasure to welcome John to MHS. Happiness and Success io the '57er's - MAX R. HOTT X gf-XA s I Q-.f J qlgx, ky W qq fv f Nw ' 'i . N ,I F4 f V r, W V,-9 R x QQ' wi' x . UNIORS DOROTHY NORTON President CHRIS BROWN Vice President JACK WARNER Secretary GREG HOWARD Treasurer JUDSON DOSS Representative SUE FORTNER Representative LINDA BUCKLEY NORMAN SILVEY EILEEN CALLISON BILL DUNCAN PHYLLIS WITTIG DICK DEAN JERRY BARBOUR MARTHA EUBANK JIM BECKHART SONDRA GREGORY BILL BLYTHE MARY ANN MCGUIRE TULLY BURGESS KAY FUNK WINSTON BURTON CAROL RICKETTS PAUL BROWN JOANNA LYON DALE DYSON FAYE HOUSER LARRY STIVERSON nm. Y 4 ' 48 'H I 9 5 f X Af H Q 22 in ,- M 'v J 5 5 sz-X, .L in M. Nw We ,ff of ivan 'G 'N..,r .- Q ,:,:::,..' may Nagy zi' Eav Q -s .M E ge f 2 X 2 fe fi -vz, 'WF' ii rw ...nv 2. 2 0 .1 1 5 s ,ma mx 'M nxwwf ' F . 2. , ' .. ., 3 5 b .mv A H? if r ,, ' 3 ' e if - ' YI , md Oh' 1 4 WAHI' J 1 ,Z . ' 5 W . 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Do juniors work all the time? No, it looks like Martha Eubank and Sondra Gaskill are having fun straining that coffee for the junior stand. Sue Risk and Sue Beals take a few minutes out during noon hour. STILLJUIXIICDRS Martha Eubank and Dorothy Nor ton pamt H1 Alums on slgn wh1le Greg Howard and Lar ry Edwards work on top of float Larry Hearn and Greg Howard talk thmgs over Kay P1att Carol Kelly Sharon W1ll1s and Sandra Meece stroll lnto school Ronme Hatfleld seems mterested m the da11y news The 'Big Three , Dale McIntyre, SOPHOMORES GARY BICKEL President GARY ASHBY Vice President DALE HICKS Secretary PHYLISS ARCHER Treasurer DONALD SNELL Representative DONNA STRACK Representative SPENCER STROHL MADONNA HARPER GUY CHRISTODOLA JUDY NIBLING TOM ROOT JEANNE BARBOUR .Q 4 ,V vw R. , -. 'Q' I s.'V'2il!f' ' 'V 'R A wh' Y: :aezei L t aflfc 'Y L K 'wx .ff ' 'V 'Clif gum 43 Q fiiviw'-1X:,5 W ' 'I' . ' l j M .wt X W if l as N-A-fl' jf 9 1 . ,pf '4--1, .w-. 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V L 246' ,: .-, is ' N 'J as if JOAN LEIPER TERRY FLYNN LINDA MUMM KENNETH NORFLEET MARTHA FORTNER MIKE ROBISON DORIS ROY EARL MORENZ KAREN CRAIG DAVID WALDMAN CONNIE PIATT RONNIE WEISCOPE CAROL SCOTT FRANK ROBERTS JUDY ZINDARS DORIS TARTER MARTHA JOHNSON SQPH SNAPS Karen Craig and Linda Piatt chat for awhile on the front stairs. What did you say, Karen? Gary Ashby, Bob Flavin and Robert Woods make a good candid trio. Working hard fellows? Margie Benson, Karen McIntyre and Carol Scott get in a few words before the bell. Doug Whitlow, freshman, seems to think their conversation is pretty funny. X X W, FR N if g 3 Q' 'ev if 1 NY 'lk ESI-I EN S., f z 6, V i r , ,1 , . ' 3 A , , 'Q 'rf' , ,S , 'N 'V W ' A lQ ' A 2 ft: Q3 A .5 M W' 4 Q..-A-vs' N 'S ff M . lzv. 7 A W 5 an ii :., I 3 A. V Y 1, I. jg-igr as 1 Ml x E 1 : 1 ?' A f A X Q 'A I ' 5 A . 'Hr XY' RAY MAIER President JANE MILLER Vice President JOHN OAKLEY Secretary ELLA MAE DALTON Treasurer MIKE STAYTON Representative JERRY VALENTINE Representative TEDDY RHODES CARLA BUCHANAN SHIRLEY JOHNSON MERLE MCGINNIS ANN SHOEMAKER BRUCE JORDAN GARY MUSE BONNIE SCHROTH JIM REDMOND CAROLYN KOSS SHARON GREGORY HERSCHEL HAMMERSCHMIDT EROLYN ANDERSON VINCENT KUETEMEYER MARY ELLEN KALLEMBACH DOYLE BRIGHT SHARON LINDSLEY EDWIN MCCARTNEY TOM MCCALL JEAN NIBLING DEAN VALENTINE DANE DECKARD RITA WEDDLE JIM ASHTON MARY SUE MERRICK LOU BURGESS JOHN CHUMBLY SHIRLEY THOMAS DENNIS MILLER BETH JOHNSON VIVIAN BAKER RICHARD ROBERTS CAROLYN PIATT KENNETH WILLIAMS BILL GASKILL KAREN MARSCHIK GERALD BURTON CHARLOTTE BECKER ' I' yi: ww? ,. tml 4 W-1 v ww' M, ww. vm dum YW QQ EAR 'i'-a n '-mm.-gr '- it t 5 KJ 'E ,. WJ? .Midi Q? 'Nw ad X -.f 'QQ' Y s 1 F' X I ,U .1 vw Q, 1 i 'V CHARLES DALTON SHARON BLACKBURN ROGER TIMMONS NORMA MCGINNIS JUDY HECKMAN LARRY LANGE BETTY GOSSETT GEORGE DALTON JOE BEALS ELIZABETH HARDWICK BILL BEALOR JANE NORFLEET MARGARET HENDERSON GARRELL TARTER EMOGENE SWANSON GARY WALKER JACK DOWNEY CAROLYN WRIGHT GARY HUNTER PAULINE MITCHELL KAREN SZCZESNIAK JAMES GEISLER CHARLOTTE WILEAVER JIM ROOT SHIRLEY ZINDARS GERRY CONNER FAYRENE HARDIN M ROBERT PRAHL 'wwf 'S NORMAN HUBBARD MARTHA TIPPETT , vw N MIKE MELVIN SANDRA BEEBE lx ...,,,u' 16 3 KAREN BICKLE .,,,.. O, , 1 JIM SHAFFER ' A 5, A MARY LOU VAN SCHOYCH ' 'T' I ' 5 f JIM WHITE G ., I, 7 I TONY RICE MAE GORDON 4 'K ROGER BLACKER NEDRA ROBERTS xy '--.nf BARBARA BAUMAN JOHN ALLISON THEODORA ANDERSON PAUL CARDNER J, 'R 1 A DALE BEALS VIRGINIA THOMPSON f '1 Wa., al! , .4 BOB AUTH f g' 25N -ff ANNA BLACK ' - . W. xr ,W nd' i ,M v Q22 1 .Lv '53 A , X 4 A-Lf H OO : M 4 av I- W W' V ,.,,1-Mn? 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A if ,IL fs If fw a I x SHERRY RISK DOUG WHITLOW MARY PIERSON DEWEY SHAFFER JIM REED ELAINE WOODS LYNN HAYES MARY PEARL MARY KNAPP MICKEY MCCANN JIM PERRY ROBERT BEALS DONALD WHITEHOUSE SHARON VAUGHN N651 QL S JL .sg xx.f? 45 QS Fi Z -ffififf N n FEATURES CDF This year the Monticello High School held its annual Homecoming on October 19 1956 The homecoming aCt1V1t16S began Thursday night with the bonfire and pep rally held on the track of the athletic field Several faculty members gave pep talks and many students were there to add vlgorous cheers of On to Victory for the big game the following night The next day the student body was shown a movie sponsored by the Student Council and school was d1s missed at 11 oclock to get everything 1n line for the Homecoming Parade The parade led by the band and the cheerleaders began its route from the high school north to Lincoln School and on to the Square via State Street A final pep rally uptown seemed to put all lnto the sp1r1t of v1c tory During the parade various members of local organizations were placed along the route to Judge the floats ture Homemakers of America won with their entry Also in the parade but not in the competltion was a float en tered by the Class of 1936 This float built by the alums was an 1nterest1ng one and featured the younger gen eration of this class As in previous years the Parent Teachers Association held their supper in the high school cafeteria The l1ne was long and the food good which certainly pleased the P T A In the evening a record crowd appeared for the football game of the season After four quarters of excite ment for everybody the Cerro Gordo Broncos bowed to the Sages in an 18 13 defeat At 9 30 P M students faculty and alums thronged the gymnasium to dance to the music of B111 Oetzels This year the band really 'played up a storm around the Homeconung bonfire lo cated on the athletic field - 1 I I ' u ' I 11 The juniors walked away with first place in the class division, while in the organizational competition the Ful HGMECCDMINC5 band. Later in the evening the festivities were climaxed by the corona- tion of the Homecoming Queen of 1956-Senior Judy O'Dell. Thus ended the 'Homecoming for 1956. But what of the other Home- comings of the past? Were they as successful? When was the first one held? Old newspapers and annuals reveal how Homecoming was origi- nated and how it .became such a festive event of each year. In 1923 the senior class held the first Homecoming,or the forerunner of our Homecoming of today. It carried out the circus theme and was called The Senior Circus . The seniors made it seem quite realistic and true to circus life with side shows, a big top, and a huge animal parade. This Circus was an annual event until the first actual Homecoming made its debut in 1932. Except for a few changes through the years this first Homecoming was celebrated in the same manner as it is today. Q. , !v In 1936 the Parent-Teacher Association took over the serving of the ' supper and has continued this practice annually. The election of a Homecoming Queen actually got under way in 1937 and in 1941 a Student Council, who planned the Homecoming ac- tivities, was organized. This group has carried on the tradition of Home- coming since then. Homecoming is indeed an annual event an may it continue success- T fully for many more years, remaining as traditional as it is today. gf' What is a Homecoming parade without appreciative spectators? .vi And we won the game! Every parade must have a band - - and a direc- tor! 49 HGMECGMING QUEEN CARLA BUCHANAN Freshman THE S SUE FORTNER Junior X' V.,-'jf ff MARTHA FORTNER Sophomore Compliments of ROTHWAY CORNBELT HATCHERIES FLGAT CANDIDS lSl f,vf Fourth place went to the sophomore class with their Sages' Meteorite Buries Broncsf, The junior float, t'Let's Mar 'Em , captured first place in the class float division. 'KRocket to Victoryi' gave the freshman class float honorable mention in the competition. CAMERA CLCDSE-UPS According to the senior's float there is No space for Broncos -Cerro Gordo ones, that is' The F. H. A. float which Won first place in the organization division, Hcomes to earth after the parade. s .-in? afar a 'v'1! 'A i' 5'! Stage Storrners' walking float trudges along the parade route. x '53 s 'i A5'hK' nf' it ' .iw CLEMENTIIXIE Y r at N Junior Play Cast takes a curtain call. CLeft to Rightb Martha Eubank, Larry Edwards, Marilyn Benjamin, Tully Burgess, Dorothy Norton, Mary Schaal. Greg Howard, Marilyn Valentine, Ritchie Shellabarger, Claire Zyskow- ski, Norman Silvey and Sondra Gaskill. Junior Play Stage Crew takes a breather CStanding left to rightb Joanna Lyon, Assistant to the Directorg Steve O'Connor. Stage Managerg Larry Edwards, Assistant Stage Managerg and Raymond Shaffer, Lighting: tSitting left to right? Judy Seymour, Scenery and Propertiesg Mrs. Marilyn Leverenz, Directorg Shar- on Zindars and Phyllis Wittig, Costumes and Makeupg and Judy Valentine, Scenery and Properties. Clementine - - - Mary ..... Gerald ..., Bertha H, Abe U- Hank --- Pete ..,, Tubby .... Cathy ........ .... Jane Ann --- Ann ,..,.....,, Miss Pringle ---- Mary Schaal -- Dorothy Norton - - - - , , Tully Burgess - Marilyn Benjamin ..--- Larry Edwards ------,- Greg Howard Ritchie Shellabarger , , , - - - Norman Silvey Marilyn Valentine -- Claire Zyskowski --,, Sondra Gaskill --- Martha Eubank MUMBCD JUMBCD Senior Play Cast Come Out For A Final Bow: fStanding, left to rightl Frank Feeney, Sharon Stanley, Phil Henebry, Glenda Barbour, Fred Dresback, Paul Knupp, Karen McCann, Jack Roy, Judy O Dell,. Fred Nolan, Nancy Eastham. CSitting, left to rightj Carolyn Luscaleet, Cyntha Claxton, Louise Robinson, Linda Walden, Stuart Hawbaker. Cast - - -Karen McCann Mrs. Sarah Reynolds ....... - John Reynolds ..... Dick Reynolds -- Pee Wee Smith --- Tweety ......... Monahan ......... Geraldine Custer --- Mrs. Custer ........ Mr. Peter Beamish -- Mr. Gaza Omahandra ----- Paul Knupp -- Fred Dresback ----- Jackie Roy ----- Judy O'Dell Stuart Hawbaker - Glenda Barbour --- Sharon Stanley ----- Frank Feeney ------------ Fred Nolan Kay Samedi .............. Madame Celesta .... Peaches Greeding --- Lem Marblehead .... Miss Emma Burpee -- Daisy ............. Mumbo Jumbo by Jack Barnard Carolyn Luscaleet ---- Nancy Eastham --- Cyntha Claxton --- Phil Henebry - - - - Linda Walden - - - Louise Robinson Senior Play Stage Crew discuss the 'tfine points. Linda iams, Make-upg John Wileaver, Stage Manager: Elsie Propertiesg Mary Ellen Lang, Prompterg Roy Pirtle, Judy Robison, Make-up: Mr. Lindsey, Directorg Barbar Postal, Student Director. 5 Q 2 ' Q 1 Q 1' . gs 5 will Im ? 'gif 5 f Q f xv Q rf. f i f . , 'E' N -ln QESQQWXQ M W ...Haig- REVERSAL The refreshment stand seems to be a central attraction at Spring Reversal f'l Q' A , M? 1 4 O I 1,5 .wa-,Q IN SHANGRI-LA Prom servers CLeft to nghtb Spencer Strohl Nancy Nolan Tun M111er Emlly Morgan Pat Egbert R1chard Stamp Judy Zxndars Gary Ashby Janet W11eaver Gary B1cke1 Penny Wheeler Dale H1CkS Joan Le1per M1ke Fmson Carol Scott and Frank Roberts Hatchet Orat1on 1S g1ven by Stuart Those great pretenders Don Cole D1ck Dean J1m Tabor and Hawbaker sen1or and Mary Schaal R1tch1e Shellabarger step 1nto the prom spothght wxth a Jun1or pantarnme of The Great Pretender Congratulanons and Best wxshes io Semors FIRST STATE BANK OF MONTICELLO PI-ICDTQ FEATURES Royalty, King Don Cole and Queen Shirley Zindars, reigns at the Snowball Dance. P AF-at Bill Roberts admires one display in the art exhibit prepared by the art classes. The 'iRoaring Twenties were relived when the drama group, Stage Stormers, presented 'tFlapper Girls on the annual play night. The home economic girls took us to gay Paris for a look at the latest in fashion. Each girl modeled at least one garment in this annual style review. i-ur' Z-X Q 2 Q I hf Aw K ' ' I x QM2 : - f Q 1 - fa, if Q .X A- al' . ' 'rv A :W . 1 J 4 ' Y 1 ff J., VARSITY FCDCDTBALI. Coach Guy Gardner observes vars1ty record What do you thmk Coach? Endmg the season wlth a record of 3 w1ns 4 losses and l t1e and a conference record w1th 3 wms 2 losses and l t1e the Mont1cello football squad can 1n future years look forward to a more 1mpress1ve season of many successful accompllshments In Splte of the loss of graduatlng semors the Junlors and sophomores who remaln can look forward to a better season next year Such boys as Chrls Brown who was named center on the All Okaw Valley second team and Ray Shaffer who rece1ved honorable mentlon as a halfback w1ll set the pace next year It w1ll not be an easy Job replaclng the upfperclassmen B111 Plke who was glven honorable men t 1 o n as a backfleld man Frank Feeney tackle on the All Okaw second team and John Petro who not only recelved honorable ment1on for hxs fullback pos1t1on but also was pla ed by the Okaw Champlons of Tuscola on thelr All Opponent Team W1th a good squad of Jumors and a few sophomores the boys and coaches are lookmg forward to a great 1957 58 season Compliments of PFEFFER IMPLEMENT CO ' li ' 7! n x ' v - ' . , V v v 1 y l 1 y y ! - I I ' , ' ' Cl i9 , . , y , w r l a D 1 . ' ' s 1 . . , W n Q . ' Q, z vw H, CFirst row left to rightb Guards: Larry Stiverson, Norman Sil- vey, Fred Nolan, Fred Dresback, Hume Mitchell CSecond rowb Tackles: Stuart Havwbaker, Verlyn Knisley, Wayne Silvey, Frank Feeney. fl-2 esxs n v. sfxfibffl UQ 1? id' fb CFirst row left to rightb Backs: John Petro, Don Cole, Bill Pike, Raymond Shaffer. CSecond row left to rightjz Jerry Barbour, Jim Beckhart, Ritchie Shellabarger, Jud Doss, Dick Dean, Tully Burgess. iLeft to rightbz Bill Duncan, endg Eddie Gib'bs, endg Jim Hearn, centerg Phil Henebry, center, Chris Brown, center, Bill Peterson, endg Gene Douglass, end. .nw Compliments of MONTICELLO GRAIN COMPANY RESERVE EGU BALI. Well let s see Not bad Not bad at all RESERVE FOOTBALL fF1rst row left to r1ghtJJ1m G1esler Dwayne Nelson Dewey Shaffer Terry Flynn Lou Burgess Paul Carnder R1chard Roberts CSecond rowj Lyle Murdock Doyle Brlght ROHHIC WCISCODB B111 Bealor Bob Flavm Gary Ashby Ray Maxer Mxck McCann 1Th1rd rowj Coach Tom Young M1ke Melv1n Tommy McCall Roger Blacker Vxnce Kuetemeyer Jack L1lly Roger T1mmons Teddy Rhodes Bruce Jordan Johnny Oakley CFourth row! J1mm Ashton D8V1d Waldman M1ke Roblson Lynn Hayes Gary Walker M1ke Stayton Earl Morenz Txm Mlller Dennxe M1ller Doug Whltlow 4 ,k rv-.v Xu X X N ' f A ' XS X b 1 1 V ' 4. I 3 ' E :Q J. rf . 4 11 Y ,2 ri, . K1 ' , I . wr- i f- . Q ,I , d K I iII l ga ?nuv ' ,P . 2 D ' if i ' ' ' , . ' f 1 A ' f ' 44 4 ' , , 1 I A- X ,xl f , . . va ' Q-',2k3 N 3 EAT' ,, Q. 'I A ' , x L if x 6 my X ugly? .yig!Kfiw?ZEUv:1f,Ll 1. vw tiki W, ANQQFNLWE J Q S ' A J- ' Zfg.w,,'fYf5W 'ij f' xifgzgf ff ,Xl QV. A f .fj,g5.j.1f , 'f:,fS1- - wwf' -gg, .. 3 . 5 , M Q an 1 ALA.-1, -Q5 '-Q Y A1555 v -R Ak Q 33? 1 W H f,'-ce. Y' C1 Q . ., .. x 2 l 'j i m ' .fy x .ww .mir X 'V . R, Q wwf Y Q Q 9 m Wfff '.4 K 2, A w X125 1 IV' I Nl'-Is.. 1.1 .1 'y N0 . .Q f ' ., mm'--Ez, b S , 1 ,rfli, 4- l'nu-.,,., 5 fP'k' ' I-r , ff' 3 X ,, .amvk -Q., J g siga rf f E2 LJ AM QW RESERVE Decatur .... Monticello Reserve Scores --,- 71 36 Sages .,..... .... Farmer City Sages .,.,,,, - , Tuscola .... Sages .... Paris - - - Sages .... Atwood .... Sages .... Argenta - - - Sages .... Arthur --- Sages -- Arcola - - - Sages .... Bement .... Sages .... ---- 23 24 ---- 39 28 ---, 36 49 -- 32 39 ---- 32 39 ---e 55 41 -----, 45 40 Oakland Sages -- 34 30 Cerro Gordo - - Sages .....,,, St. Teresa ee.. Sages ...... Unity W- Sages --- Newmen - - - Sages .... Urbana - - - Sages ...... Villa Grove --- Sages ......... DeLand-Weldon Sages .....l.... Champaign .... Sages .....,.. Sullivan -- - Sages .... ---U 42 --- 43 Front row left to right Tim Miller Don Snell, Gary Ashby, Mike Finson, Dale Hicks, Richard Stamp Frank Roberts Second row Chad Hubbard Dean Valentine, Douglas Whitlow, Bill Bealor, Jim Reed, Mick McCann Ray Maier Mike Stayton Tony Rice Third row: Gary Walker, Lou Burgess, Robert Prahl, Tom McCall Jim Geisler Rlchard Roberts Joe Beals Jack Downey, Roger Timmons, Coach Guy Gardner. s ,QQM figs' , UUE Pvri fsfgl fo Sc eil g jgcil Liv Us SAGE? :uf r .' I 1' 17.3- '-n5:'f 1 K Flare 5 1 Q rf - 3 - Q. . ,Q if s 'SY , F V,,.1, M, X 5 ,U Y y V it 0 L A ' f 6 Q. -,M f lf TRACK TIME A ru FA W 41 The track team poses together. 4First row, left to rightb Bill Bealor, Doug Whitlow, Bruce Jordan, Mick McCann, John Oakley, Ray Maier, Dewey Shaffer, Ronnie Weiscope, Coach Tom Young. CSec- ond rowl Coach Wally Gregory, Roger Timmons, Lou Burgess, Jud Doss, Gary Bickel, Dale Hicks, Don Snell, Mike Finson, Gary Walker, Richard Roberts. 4Third rowj Jim Geisler. Tully Burgess, Jim Beckhart, Hume Mitchell, Frank Roberts, Phil Henebry, Verlyn Knisley, Gene Douglass, Ray- mond Shaffer, Bill Pike and John Petro. At the Okaw Track Meet Raymond Shaffer pounds across the finish line to win a first for Monticello. Sages won third in the Okaw. 4... 2 J , '--' Compliments of CISCO CO-OP GRAIN COMPANY if 'H QQ E3 Y 9 , MW . ,I SE A f 5 a STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERSHIP CSeated at table left to rlghtl Judy ODell TVIarc1a Glasgow Ed Lynch John Petro Louxse Robmson Treasurer Dorothy Norton Secretary B1ll Roberts Presldent Jud Doss Vxce Pres1dent Ella Mae Dalton Jerry Valentxne Donna Strack Phyllls Archer Jane M1ller Ray Maxer John Oakley Mlke Stayton CSecond tableb Jack Warner Greg Howard Sue Fortner Gary Blckel Dale Hlcks J K Felts advlser Don The MOHt1C611O Hlgh School Student Counc1l whxch lS comprlsed of two representatlves and four off1cers from each class lS advlsed by J K Felts The Student Councll works together to brlng about specxal assembly programs and to plan many of the school functlons The Councll decldes the theme for Homecommg each year Thls year a sock dance was held at Thanksgwmg and a full length mov1e was shown at the Chr1stmas assembly Th1s year the 1dea of exchangmg assembly programs w1th hxgh schools 1n our v1c1n1ty was 1n1t1ated Student Councll lS the rulmg body of the 341 students of Mont1cello Hlgh School Compllmenis of EISNERS FOOD STORE l ' Y I ! - . 3 I 3 . 9 , 9 A , , 9 , I 9 I , A 1 y Y 7 3 A 3 I 3 1 . ' Y ! 3 7 D ' ' Y 3 Snell, Gary Ashby, Chris Brown. STAGE STQIQMERS Stage Stormers 1S an organ1zat1on to st1mulate 1nterest 1n dramaucs It glV6S hlgh school students the op portumty to become Natxonal Thesp1ans The dramat1cs group lS one of our youngest organ1zat1ons but has progressed to take an aCtlVe part at M H S It has become the1r annual proJect to present a play n1ght WhlCh several plays are presented Th1S year the event con S1 ste d of four one act plays Nobody Sleeps Flapper GITIS W1ld Cat W11116 and the Bearded Lady and Lock Stock and Barrell In order to become a Thesp1an a student must earn ten po1nts as part of the cast crew or other dramat1c aCt1V1tl6S Only those belongmg to the Nat1onal Thesplan Soc1ety are el1g1ble as off1cers Robert L1ndsey IS the advxser of th1s group MEMBERSHIP CThesp1ans F1rst row left to rlghtj Cyntha Claxton Judy ODell Secretary Sharon Stanley L1nda Walden Karen McCann V1ce Pres1dent Fred Nolan J1m Bruhn Marcxa Glasgow Elsle P1er son Barbara Postal Roy P1rtle Ph1l Henebry CSecond rowj Jerry Conner Spencer Strohl Dor1s Roy Em1ly Morgan Susan M1ller Mary Knapp Nancy Nolan Beth Johnson Joan Le1per Martha Johnson Sh1rley John son Doug Wh1tlow T1rn M1ller Robert L1ndsey advlser fTh1rd rowj Peggy Campbell Judy Z1ndars L1nda P1att Sharon Blackburn Mary Ann McGu1re Rebecca McIntosh Sondra Gask1ll Joanna Lyon Dorothy Nor ton Sandy Beebee Karen McIntyre CFourth rowl Barbara Bauman Erolyn Anderson Karen MaFSh1Ck Sharon Zlndars Ann Shoemaker Bonn1e Schroth Martha T1ppett Mary Ellen Kallernbach Sharon Gregory Janet W1leaver Sharon L1ndsley Mary Merr1ck J1m Polxng CF1fth row! Jane M1ller Martha Eubank Lynnea sk1 Mary Jane S1evers Carol Ann Smlth Sherry Rxsk Penny Wheeler CLast rowl Carol Scott M1ke F1nson J1m Root Frank Feeney Dwayne Spencer B111 Blythe J1m Hearn J1m Gelsler Joe Beals Larry Edwards Alan Varner Sharon Cresap P 0 'kwxif' ' . .i . 1 ' ' ' on . - V 1. ,, - ' 1 1 U ' Y! H ' ' ' H LK YI 1 . Q , Y 7 . . , , , . ' . ' ' , v . . ' v. . . , - , , . . s 1 . I 1 1 1 1 l r I ' 7 I 5 ! ' I 3 ! . Y 1 I 7. 4 I ' Y U . 3 9 7 - . - I 1 Y l I Y ' 4 Y I 9 I 1 x v : 1 l ' , U , - I U , , , l 1 A I 9 I J. . I Y I V i 1 3 ! Y ' 1 Y Miericke, Sharon Szczesn1ak, Mildred Woodall, Karen Szcznesniak Pat Egbert, L1nda Williams, Cla1re Zyskow- . ' 1 ' . 1 . -. ' r , , ,,., , , , . ,Q - Q .fin ' 1 ,',:. .... - 5,5 N ' cf ,y es. ,Lg Jw 1 if I kgih f . .6 - .. 2 . L -f' ' 5- I A X : Y at ANNUAL STAFF cmnlq STAFF: QLeft to right, seated? Barbara Glenda Barbour, Nancy Nolan, Sondra Gaskill, Ann McGuire, Karen McCann. CStandingJ Mrs. Cook, Spencer Strohl, Judy O'Dell and Carolyn PHOTOGRAPHY AND ART STAFFS: Photogra- phers tLeft to right! Stuart Hawbaker, Joe Felts, Mike Finson, Sondra Gregory, Emily Morgan, Tim Miller. Art staff: CStandingD Charles Oakley. Vern Ekstrom, photography adviser, Bill Auth, Bill Dun- can, Wanda Alexander, Phil Henebry, Jerry Bar- bour and John Petro. EXECUTIVE STAFF Sondra Gaskill EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Mary Ann McGuire ASSISTANT EDITORS Karen McCann LAYOUT EDITOR Barbara Postal COPY EDITOR Glenda Barbour TYPING EDITOR Judy O'Dell Carolyn Luscaleet CO-BUSINESS MANAGERS Nancy Nolan Spencer Strom CO-PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS GENERAL STAFF: CLeft to right, seatedb Marcia Glasgow, Karen Szczesniak, John Sievers, Sharon Stanley, Charles Rudisill, Carol Scott. CSecond rowb Sue Miller, Martha Tippett, Mary Knapp, Louise Robinson, Phyllis Wittig, Linda Walden, Joan Leiper, CThird rowh Judy Seymour, Sharon Cresap, Sharon Szczesniak, Carol Ann Smith, Nancy Eastham. QFourth rowb Karen Marschik, Bonnie Schroth, Mary Sievers, Doris Roy, David Postal. EXECUTIVE STAFF: CLeft to rightl Jirn Bruhn, Sharon Zindars, Alfreda Swanson, Shirley Hosler, Marcia Glasgow, Sharon Stanley, Mrs. Gertrude Clapper, Fred Dresback and Mary Ellen Lang. SAGE TALK STAFF EXECUTIVE STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Marcia Glasgow ASSISTANT EDITOR Shirley Hosler NEWS EDITOR Alfreda Swanson FEATURE EDITOR Sharon Zindars SOCIAL EDITOR Sharon Stanley ART EDITOR Fred Dreshack SPORTS EDITOR Jim Bruhn CIRCULATION MANAGER Mary E. Lang GENERAL STAFF: fFront row, left to rightl Mrs. Gertrude Clapper, Mary Schaal, Nancy E a s t h a m, Linda Buckley. Carolyn Luscaleet, Mary Ann McGuire. QSecond rowj Barbara Postal, Sue Miller, Emily Morgan, Gene Douglass, Joan Leip- er, Alan Varner and Judy O'Dell. E., H-5-'3 1 55' FUTURE HQMEMAKERS The Future Homemakers of Amer1ca IS an organlzatlon for g1rls 1nterested ln home economxcs To have a membersh1p 1n the organlza lon at least one years enrollment 1n home economxcs IS requ1red The club spon sors many functlons 1n the s hool and comrnunlty Durmg the basketball season the FHA gxrls take charge of one coke dance The FFA boys are often 1nv1ted to the part1es g1ven by FHA Members have an oppor tumty to earn hlgher degrees of membershlp by taklng wr1tten examlnatlons Thls year Glenda Barbour took the test and was selected as The Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow IH Montxcello Communxty Mrs Max 1ne Schroth Advlser can be well pleased Wlth the glrls accompl1shments IH 1956 57 MEMBERSHIP CF1rst row left to rlghtb 'Vlrs Maxme Sohroth adviser Martha Fortner Publlc Relatlons Chaxr man Linda Buckley Co Recreatlon Chalrman Marllyn Call1son Parl1amentar1an Sharon Gregory Treasurer Madonna Harper Secretary Alfreda Swanson Presldent Judy Valentme Vxce Presldent Judy Roblson Marllyn Valentlne Projects Chalrmen Nancy Eastham Song Leader Eleanor Balley Degrees Chalrman Margle Benson Co Recreatlon Chalrrnan tSecond rowh Norma MCGIHHIS 'Vlary Plerson Betty Gossett Carolyn Henderson Doris Roy Dane Deckard Charlotte W1leaver Martha Johnson Shlrley Johnson Mae Gor don Sharon Muslck Mary Pearl fTh1rd rowb Margaret Henderson Elame Woods Paullne M1tchell Mary Nor Burton Ella Mae Dalton CFourth rowj Charlotte Becker Beth Johnson Jerry Valentlne Kay Wolfe Carol Rlcketts Carolyn Luscaleet Ahce Van Dyke Pat McG1nn1s Glenda Barbour Karen Bxckel Karen Cra1g Shu' ley Zmdars CF1fth rowj Barbara Postal L1nda Mumm Carolyn Heckman Judy N1bl1ng E1leen Call1son Frances Parsons Jeanne Barbour Norma Eastham Kay Funk Geraldlne Parls Pat Hettlnger Jean Nlbllng CS1xth rowh Ernlly Bowmer Sharon Vaughn Thelma Long Carolyn Wrlght Marllyn Benjamm Jane Mlller Judy Seymour Sandra Meece Ernogene Swanson Leah Eades Carla Buchanan Phyll1s Dalton Fayrene Hard1n GOA ' Q ' U . D ' 1' , ' ' N ' ' ' . ' - Y 1 ' ' 5 , - 5 U , I I L b . , 5 I y , ' 5 H . 1 , Q Q V , . ' . . 5 ' 4 2 4 1 3 . - I 1 I , L , , , I 9 Y ' Y Y! I Y A . Y - Y Y ' Y Y Y 4- fleet, Sharon Blackburn, V1Vl3n Baker, E1leen Wood, Ann Hardwick, Susan Van Vleet, Shlrley Thomas, Phyll1s . y U . - ', y . v . Y . A Y A Y A Y Y i ' ' Y . .Y - ' Y 3 . Y V I ' . I 7 V -Y Y l Y ' Y l I I! W I ' ! Y 1 1 I Y Y I , , - Y , , Y ,, ,, , ' Q Q A f' . it I . Y Y if if 15, I K 4 2 . if A A V . 1 Luis 4 Q1 Q 8 x L I 4 , nf L FUTURE FARMERS if si .1 R155 i CF1rst row left to r1ghtJ Fred Nolan treasurer Jack Warner secretary Wllbur Blacker flrst v1ce pres1dent John W1leaver presldent Don Cole second v1ce pres1dent Dale Dyson reporter N J Sm1th advxsor CSecond rowb Dale Le1schner Bob Sarver Edward McCartney Dean Valentlne Gary Muse Larry Lang George Dalton J1m Redman Earl Morenz J1m Perry CTh1rd rowj Charles Dalton Arnold Stxverson Roger WllllHmSOH Jesse Manuel Robert Prahl Dale Beals Tom McCall Roger Blacker CFourth rowj Doyle Brlght Lou Burgess Tom McCartney Bob Flavm Darrel Kn1sley Larry Cravens Larrv Wlldman Jack Downey Larry Oakley CF1fth row? Leroy Parls J1m Shaffer J1m Beckhart Rxchard Mumm W1ll Tracy Frank Feeney Don Whlte house Ja k L1l1y fS1xth rowj George Goeggle Bob Beals Paul Brown Verlyn Kn1sley J1m Hearn Gerald Parls J1m Sm1th Robert Woods Ronald Wolfe The F FA holds one meetlng a month Thelr purpose IS to teach good leadershxp To be el1g1ble for mem bersh1p, the boys must be 1n at least one year of agmculture Th1s year the organ1zat1on made a float for the homecommg parade, held three part1es w1th the FHA sponsorlng two of them To make money Farm Journal magazmes candy and garden seeds were sold W1th the proceeds from these projects the organ1zat1on bought FFA equlpment, grass seed, rat polson and evergreens At a farm sale farm machmery was bought, repa1red, and then re sold to the members The organlzatlon has several Judgmg teams to Judge so1l and 11VB stock A gram and poultry show was held at the sect1onal fa1r Dur1ng the f1rst semester th1rty members went on a trlp to Chlcago Wh1le rn Chlcago the members went to the Internatlonal L1V6StOCk Show, saw the radlo show, Barn Dance, v1s1ted the board of trade, and toured the Museum of Sclence and Industry The Donkey Bas ketball game was sponsored by the F F A Durlng the summer some members w1ll show projects at Decatur MONTICELLO READY MIX COMPANY Ouahty Concrete 1 1 ' sagifdliffq - 1: VSYQX 1, ' Hr 1 ,qf Mwlftax 1,15 A 1, fl .. I 5 X k l Q ,, , A. 1 1, ... xt 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 I I Y 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' ' 1 ' I 1 1 1 1 I 1 IH I 1 1 1 ' - 1 1I 1 1 1 1 1 ' Y ' I 1 1 1 1 . 1 Y , ' 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 ' I 1 I - - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA CF1rst row left to rightj Patty McGinnis Treasurer Jim Bruhn Second Vice President Judy ODell President Shaion Stanley First Vice President Marcia Glasgow Secretary fSecond rowj Phyllis Wittig Cyntha Claxton Maiilyn Valentine Bill Auth Glenda Barbour Sue Fortner Snaron Willis Eileen Wood Mrs Gertrude Clapper Adviser 4Th1rd rowj Barbara Pos al Linda Walden Shirley Hosler Carolyn Luscaleet Linda Buckley Shaion Zindars Karen McCann Emily Bowmer Marilyn Callison CFou1th row? Kay Funk Mary Kay Piatt Leah Eades Linda Williams Judy Robison Claire Zyskowski Eileen Callison Lynn Stevenson CF1fth rowj S uart Hawbaker Fred Dresback Alice Van Dyke Eleanor Bailey Marilyn Benjamin Nancy Eastham Mildred Woodall Alfreda Swanson CS1xth rowb Carol Kelly Judy Seymour Shirley Beabout John Gregory Bill Roberts Phil Henebry John Sievers Phyllis Hettinger Sandra Meece FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS The Future Business Leaders of America advised by Mrs. Gertrude Clapper is an organization for students interested in business. Only students enrolled in commercial classes are eligible for membership. Besides regular meetings F.B.L.A. sponsored a coke danc this year Secretary Swing. The feature of this dance was the crowning of Miss t'Idea1 Secretary, Alfreda Swanson and Mr. ttldeal' Boss, Fred Dresback. Proceeds from this dance and the refreshment stand at one of the games were used to send the F.B.L.A. offi- cers to the state convention an dto purchase Gregg Certificates. Another important activity of this organization is the sponsoring of the school newspaper, Sage Talk. This page sponsored by MONTICELLO COMMUNITY CLUB GIRLS ATI-ILETICS Glrl s Athlet1c ASSOC13tlOH advlsed by Mrs Pat Brown IS an organlzatlon for hlgh school glrls who are terested 1n sports They meet the second Tuesday 1n every month The glrls are glven awards each year for attendance and part1c1pat1on GAA has several act1v1t1es They sponsor most of the coke dances and glve the Sprmg Reversal dance 1n Aprll Proceeds from these dances are used to send two delegates to G AA camp To complete each year the glrls take an overnlght camplng tr1p to Allerton Park GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION CF1rst row left to flghtl Judy Valentlne Secretary Marg1e Benson Pomt Cha1rman Nancy Eastham Song Leader Joanna Lyon Presldent Sue Fortner VICE Presxdent Peggy Campbell Treasurer Lmda Walden Soclal Chalrman CSecond rowj Madonna Harper Pat Hett1nger Sharon Llndsley Elame Woods Paullne Mltchell Mary Schaal Shlrley Wlleaver Cyntha Claxton LOUISE Robinson Dorothy Norton Mrs Pat Brown AdV1S6Y CTh1rd row? Martha Fortner Karen McIntyre Bonn1e Schroth Sue Mlller Emlly Morgan Karen Blckel Sharon Cresap Jean Barbour Carolyn Barham QFourth rowb Mary Ellen Kallembach Ann Shoemaker Mary SIQVCFS Jerry Valentlne Sharon W1ll1S Carol Smith Carolyn Platt Norma Eastham CF1fth rowl Judy ODe1l Lynnea M1er1cke Carolyn Koss C1a1re ZySk0WSkl Karen Szcznes mak Mary Kay Platt Sharon Vaughn Karen Cralg CS1xth rowl Carol Kelly Karen McCann Mlldred Woodall Phyllls Hett1nger Martha Tlppett Emogene Swanson Judy Seymour Carol Scott . ' . ln- , I . . . I . - 1 A 1 1 l 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 ' I Q 1 1 ll 1 1 . 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . , - - . . - 1 . I 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 V SUAI. AIDS DSS1gH6d to g1V6 1nstruct1on 1n the use of varxous aud1o and VISUH1 equ1pment the VISUH1 Alds organ1zat1on 1S a well known group The members meet to d1scuss and demonstrate movle p ro J ec t o rs pub11c address systems and other mach1nes 1mportant to the school and commumty V1sua1 A1dS members rece1ve upon proper qual1f1cat1on membersh1p cards recogn1z1ng them and the1r ab1l1ty to operate the var1ous equ1pment They are then able to be loaned out to the commun1ty and other classes for the purpose of operatmg the ma h1nes FlTSt Row Roy Shake AdV1sor Paul Knupp V1ce Pres1dent Ph1l Henebry Pres1dent Alfreda Swanson Sec retarv Kav K118SS Adv1sor Second Row Joanna Lyon Judy Z1ndars Penny Wheeler Earl 'VIorenz Spencer Strohl Kenneth Norfleet Gary Muse J1m Redman Terry Waldman L1nda Walden Barbara Postal Sharon Szczesmak Thlrd Row Gerald1ne Par1s Janet W1leaver Judv Roblson Daud Postal Patsy Hettmger Alan Varner M1ke RODISOH Mary SIGVGFS Rebecca Mclntosh Ronnv WIQSCODC Fourth Row Carol Kelly Jack Dow ney Karen McCann Charles Rudlslll Jack L1lly Don Harper John SIGVETS Carol Scott M1ckey Pearl Phvllss Hettmger F1fth Row Larry Cravens Joe Felts Gregory Howard R1tch1e Shellabarger D1ck Dean B1ll P1ke Jerry Barbour Don Cole Larry Edwards J1m Schn1eder Mlke FIHSOH S1xth Row Hume Mltchell Tullv Burgess Darrell Kn1sley Ronny Eyman John Gregory B1ll Blythe Roy P1rtle J1m Hearn Dwayne QMS: y . - V , 1 ' l - . , , , V ' I V , 4 ' 4 , ' - ' 1 V' 1 , ' 9 1 - 7 I I Y V Y I I Y A Y l 7 V 7 1 1 1 V A I 1 ., - V : V Y 'V 1 V V 1 v 1 1 V y V 1 V 1 V -1 V ' I 7 I 1 I V Y A V Y V 3 7 3 V V Y l 7 'V V I 7 . V 1 V v V v 1 v 1 Q Spencer, B111 Duncan, J1m Shaffer, J1m Beckhart. 2 4 .rf V ' 'I I I V X' wr 1' 1 ' , 1 3 ' 'SVR . . A Q Q V Q EY? ' ' ff N . X N5 MADRIGAL SINGERS: CFirst row, left to righth Cyntha Clax- ton, Joanna Lyon. Sharon Stan- ley, Joan Leiper, Karen McCann, Judy O'Dell, Lynn Stevenson, Jane Miller, Nancy Eastham, El- sie Pierson. lSecond row! Spenser Strohl, Tim Miller, Jim Root, Richard Roberts, Frank Roberts, Tom Root, Stuart Hawbaker, Tully Burgess. GIRLS CHORUS: CFirst row, left to rightj Director George Bachman, Karen Adams, Erolyn Anderson, Connie Piatt, Dorothy Norton, Cyntha Claxton, Marcia Glasgow, Shirley Johnson, Mary Pierson, Mae Gordon, Accompanist Karen Mclntyre. CSec- ond row? Donna Stack, Carolyn Tipsword, Madon- na Harper, Barbara Bauman, Emily Morgan. Joan Leiper, Karen Craig, Mary Knapp, Elaine Woods, Penny Wheeler, Peggy Campbell. CThird rowb Susan Miller, Theodora Anderson. Sharon Vaughn, Norma Remmers, Sharon Lindsley, Karen Mar- schick, Carolyn Koss, Joanna Lyon. Karen Bickel, Elsie Pierson, Beth Johnson. CFourth rowl Norma Eastham, Linda Mumm, Becky McIntosh, Sharon Gregory, Carla Buchanan, Judy O'Dell, Mary Ellen K a ll e m b a c h, Ann Shoemaker, Mary Sievers, Jeanne Barbour, Linda Piatt. CFifth row? Bonnie Schroth, Martha Eubank, Frances Parsons, Claire Zyskowski, Karen McCann, Rosemary Benjamin, Mildred Woodall, Phyllis Archer, Nancy Eastham, Karen Szczesniak, Sue Risk. lSixth rowh Martha Tippett, Marilyn Benjamin, Carolyn Wright, Shar- on Szczesniak, Shirley Beabout, Sharon Stanley, Carol Scott, Sherry Risk. Lynn Stevenson, Emo- gene Swanson, Pat Egbert, Jane Miller. BOYS CHORUS: CFirst row, left to right? Director George Bach- man, Larry Lang, Mick McCann. Spencer Strohl, Tim Miller, Jerry Conner, Dennis Miller, Accom- panist Donnie Harper. fSecond row? Mike Stayton. Bruce Jordan, Ray Maier, Doug Whitlow, Dick Wilkins, Jim Poling, CThird rowl Larry Edwards, Alan Varn- er, Dale Hicks, Jim Root, Tom McCartney, Joe Beals. Roger Timmons, Mike Melvin. CFourth rowl Jack Lilly, Guy Cristodola, Jim Giesler, Stuart Hawbaker, Jim B e ck h a rt, Robert Prahl. CFifth rowl Tom Root, Vince Kuetemeyer, Larry Duvall, Bob Elson. Richard Roberts, Frank Roberts, Mickey Pearl, John Alli- son. 1, FULL row, left to rightj Mary Pearl, Mae Gordon, Mary Knapp, Claxton, Peggy Campbell, Joanna Lyon, Carolyn Koss, Beth Johnson, Marcia Glasgow, Donna Strack, Karen Adams, Shirley Johnson, Mary Pierson, George Bachman, director, Karen McCann, accompanist. fSecond rowl Linda Piatt, Dorothy Norton, Connie Piatt, Elsie Pierson, Joan Leiper, Emily Morgan, Susan Miller, Karen Mclntyre, Judy OlDell, Carla Buchanan, Sharon Vaughn, Norma Eastham, Jeanne Barbour, Carolyn Tipsword, Karen Craig, Elaine Woods, Karen Bickel. CThird rowj Madonna Harper, Barbara Bauman, Erolyn Anderson, Sharon Lindsley, Norma Remmers, Karen Marschik, Ann Shoemaker, Bonnie Schroth, Mary Sievers, Martha Eubank, Sue Risk, Frances Parsons, Becky Mclntosh, Mary Ellen Kallembach, Sharon Gregory, Phyllis Archer, Theodora And- Penny Wheeler, The Monticello High School Chorus meets every day during sixth hour under the direction of George Bachman. The chorus has one hundred and four members this year. Musical groups composed of the chorus members are the Madrigal, Girl's Chorus and Boy's Chorus. Chorus is not only a Uschoolroom' activity, but it is active in contests, commu- nity program, et cetera. The chorus attended the Piatt County Music Festival which CHCDRUS erson. CFourth rowb Claire Zyskowski, Karen Szczesniak, Mildred Woodall, Lynn Stevenson, Pat Egbert, Sharon Szczesniak, Linda Mumm, Sharon Stanley, Carol Scott, Sherry Risk, Shirley Beabout, Emogene Swanson, Carolyn Wright, Marilyn Benjamin, Jane Miller, Martha Tippett, Rosemary Benjamin, Nancy Eastham. CFifth rowj Gerry Connor, Tim Miller, Spencer Strohl, Jim Poling, Mick McCann, Doug Whitlow, Larry Lang, Alan Varner, Dale Hicks, Tom McCartney, Bob Prahl, Roger Timmons, Ray Maier, Bruce Jordan, Mike Melvin, Mike Stayton, Dick Wil- kins, Dennie Miller. iSixth rowl Joe Beals, Jim Root, Jim Beckhart, Stuart Haw- baker, Jim Geisler, Tully Burgess, Wendell Pearl, Donnie Harper, Larry Duvall, Bob Elson, Richard Roberts, Frank Roberts, Vince Kuetemeyer, Tom Root, Jack Lilly, John Allison, Guy Christodola, Larry Edwards. vvas held in Bement, December 7, 1956. The Madrigal has sung for several commu- nity functions. During the Christmas season the Full Chorus presented the Christmas portion of Handel's Messiah, Chorus is offered to anyone who can carry a tune and cares to join. Choristers Work hard, but it usually pays off in competition. EN Q-,Exif N! 6 .v il-ll, aff' , QW? cific CAMERA FGLLGWS BAND W...-f AWA, The Montxcello H1gh School Band IS an organ1zat1on that the communlty as well as the student body can be proud of Th1s year through the combmed efforts of the band members and the Band Parent s Assocxatxon the band has acqulred new unlforms very colorful asset s to the group The band has shown up ID fme style on the football fleld as a marchmg band and equally well presentmg a concert for the student body The band not only performs as a group but the md1 vxdual members represent Mont1cello at muslc contests Wlth ensembles and solos Eani dlrectors Vern Kuetemeyer and Watt Jones chat durmg a rea The marching band comes to a halt when the drum major signals. OEHMKE'S FOOD STORE-Congratulations to the class of '57 Tl-IRCDUGI-I PACES The marchmg band are as proud of the rear v1ew of therr colorful new umforms as tne v1eW from the front The Capes are of gold colored satm CONCERT BAND CLeft to rrght f1rst rowb Karen Marschrk Bonnxe Schroth Madonna Harper Erolyn Anderson Emlly Morgan Mary Pearl Jerry Valent1ne Sharon Llndsley Karen McCann Dorothy Nor ton CSecond rowb Joanna Lyon Rebecca Mclntosh Karen Mclntyre Sh1rley W1leaver Carol Kelly Judy ODell Mary Knapp Mary Ellen Kallembach VIHCE Kuetemeyer Sondra Mee e Dean Valent1ne Guy Chr1stodo1a Carolyn Tlpsword Doug Wh1t1ow Donnle Harper Susan Mrller Jane M1ller CTh1rd rowl Karen Cralg Elalne Woodb Sharon MUSlCk Ray Maler Ann Shoemaker Karen Blckel Comphments of FEDERAL NORTH IOWA GRAIN COMPANY ADDED FEATURES The dance band warms up before an evening of fun and laughter, dancing and of course good music! The navity seehe frgm the Christmas pggeant, Mr. Ekstrom is explaining to the Math Club the usage which was presented by members of Stage of the slide rule. Members of the Math Club must be Stgrmergv the Special Christmas assembly, is enrolled in a mathematics course and must maintain pig-tured here, an A average in that course. 86 Complimenis of COMBES RECREATION PARLOR Q7 15 f y 85 Mfg 'xqfi I 4 fffm,, fl i i M? 1 I ff 1, f 3 A J ' 1 1 ,Y 'Lay'-v I I fb JY 'B , Q, . f M' fx gA 0 f K .4 f g-.,,, L NEW I-IGNQR SCDCIETY A , 1 x 727' The seniors who were elected will become the chart er members of the Monticello chapter The proba b d the ermanent members were nominated if the student had a B average The tionaiw mem ers an p members were then elected by the faculty on the basis of serx ice scholarship leadership and character h as robationalx Fixe per cent of the sophomore class and ten per cent of the Junior class were c o s e n p members flfteen per cent of the senior class were ele ted as permanent members fFirst row left to iightb seniois Vlarcia Glasgow Judy ODell Cyntha Claxton and Sh ion Cresap CSecond row? Karen McCann Shirley Hosler and Alfreda Swanson lTh1rd rovwj Stuart Havtbaker and Fred Dresback CFO urth rovt 'Vlaril n Valentine Lynn Stexenson Sondra Gaskill and Joanna Ly on 1F1fth roxxb Bill Duncan Juniors y 'Vlarv Schaal and Tully Burgess CSixth rowj Nan v Nolao Joan Leiper Emily Morgan and Mike Fm son Compliments oi LOXIT SYSTEMS INC W.. , ,gf ' 4' .... g u Q W s v , f i A 3 35, f ff: v -4 1 ' Foruthe first time at Monticello High School, members were elected into the National Honor Society. 88 STATE CCDNTEST WINNERS Some of the music winners chat together. LLeft to rightl Jud Doss, piano, Karen Mclntyreg piano, Lou Burgess, drum duet. fMike Fox, drum duet, not present? Flute quartet Cfront row, left to rightj Dorothy Norton, Sharon Lindsley, Madonna Harper, and Karen McCann. Second row. French Horn quartet, Sondra Meeceg Mary Knapp, Mary Ellen Kallemback and Vince Kuete- rneyer. The agriculture judging te a rn s pose for a picture. 1First row, left to rightl dairy judges: R 0 g e r Blacker, Verlyn Knisley. Jim Beckhart. Second row, fat stock j u d g e s : Robert Woods, John Wileaver and Frank Feeney. IN SCHQGL LIFE Even the faculty lends a hand in decorating the Christmas tree. fiih, you shou1dn't have! By the way, it's just a Jo e. Sages did it again! Compliments of GENERAL CABLE CORPORATION DEDICATED FRIEND On January 3, 1924, twenty-three years ago, Ernie Sum- mers came to work at Monticello High School. Although his duties placed him as custodian of the gym, his work was no- ticed and felt throughout the entire school. He was something special to faculty and students alike. Ernie did more than janitorial work: he built bookcases, took the responsibility of preparing the refreshment stands for the ballgames and many other things, doing some of them without pay. Sometimes words fail to express gratitude and apprecia- tion as one would like to express it, 'but to a friend who has served for so long and was more than just a janitor, the An- nual Staff takes great pleasure in dedicating this page to Ernie Summers. .3 f5!v rx Compliments of DR. and MRS. J. F. ALLMAN Kenneth Gaskill and Fenimore Buchanan, 'cookies around school five for a quick Harry A s h b y, the real broom and dustpan man, gives us a pose. sts-' In Our two able handymen, Arron Woodall and Wayne Dresback pause for a pic- ture. fLeft to right? Henry Prahl, Clarence Gregory, Roy Hacker. Harvey Jenkins, Lynn Meece, George Miller, Robert Zimmerman, Edward Allen, Brad Bowdre. ,ls F 1 Q n lf I ur-- O ,,..,. Es 0 , 4 , :,,, ,,.v,., 5 ,, ,,,, .,, T '- ' Av ,gs Q A Z ., A iw ,-. Q -xv: W Q f -w.Q i Q xg WWW wgm5m Q W 'K 4 ww Wk N 6 ,, 44-1 Enix ? f E 4 wwe. S N -. 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