Mount Zion High School - Zionoiz Yearbook (Mount Zion, IL)

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NOBODY KN OWS THE TROUBLE I'VE SEE HOME COOKING Large , indeed, is the family you ladies feed every day, and yet, you have managed to insert a personal touch in your planning. A hot meal is always appreciated at lunch, but much more so when prepared with this in mind. A FULL TIME JOB Mr. Nihiser is a friend as well as the one who sees that our campus is clean, bright and well kept. Although he is usually to be found with broom in hand, he also has served us through his timely advice, his friendly manner and his willingness to put in extra hours for our benefit. OVER HILL, OVER DALE, AS WE HIT THE DUSTY TRAIL Be it a dusty trail, a wet trail or one covered with ice and snow, we have learned to place our confidence in you. Whether the day by day ride to and from school, or the more joyous ride to a game, we know that you will see us safely there and back again.

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RIDI ' HIGH In the fall of 1954, about 85 frightened freshmen made our half dreaded, half welcomed entrance as Freshmen at Mt. Zion High. After our initiation by the eager upperclassmen, we definitely were full- Hedged members of the school. Our class officers, including the student council member, were Sherill Nihiser, Francis Sanders, Shirley Henry, George Sadomytschenko, and Ethel Morey. We were proud to have Sam Fonner and Sherill Nihiser represent our class on the varsity football squad. The boys on the track team deserve credit for their good work. The year and summer sped by and we entered our Sophomore year. We elected Percy Zimmerman, Jerry Gulledge, Wayne Williams and Carol Sue Klaska as officers and Sam Fonner as student council member. For an activity we sponsored a Halloween Dance. Leading the band was our majorette, Janet Artze. When we came back as Juniors, George Sadomytschenko, Wayne Williams, Barbara Barnett and Carol Sue Klaska were our leaders. To cheer our football boys, Percy Zimmerman, Sam Fonner, W. G. Graven George Sadomytschenko, Roger Gadberry, and Wayne Williams, we had Bobbi Jo McCoy and Janie Good- paster as our cheerleaders. Our main events were the Homecoming, class play, and Junior-Senior Prom. Janet Artze was majorette, At last we have reached our long-awaited Senior year, with George Sadomytschenko as our President, Wayne Williams as our Vice-President, Sharon Eaton as our Secretary-Treasurer, and Dean Grant as our Student Council member. We have given our Senior Play, which was a success, and are sponsoring the yearbook. We are proud to have as our cheerleaders, Phyllis Buoy, Janice Weigand and Mardelle Sid- well. Our sponsors are Miss Lucille Purcell, Mr. Brent Milnor, and Mr. Walter Pyle. At Mt. Zion High we have spent only a few years, but they are ones that will always be remembered as we, the Class of '58 look toward the future. FORREST VIEW MARKET Fresh Meats - Vegetables Groceries 2 Miles South of 36 on 121 Phone Mt. Zion 3361 LEE'S BARBER and BEAUTY SALON Permanent Waving - Tinting Hair Styling Phone 3871 Mt. Zion, Ill.