Moweaqua High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Moweaqua, IL)

 - Class of 1956

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PAT JORDAN dudn t seem to me the type of person who would become a brllboard artrst Guess brllboard artrsts really travel around Must be very rnterestrng work though Bet one meets some very strange customers rn that type of work JOHN MARKO has turned out to be a harr stylrst or that rs he was Most ofthe women customers left hrs shop wrth very short harr so he had to change hrs trade to barberrng Poor John, now he never gets any lady customers LELAND MATHIAS edrtor of the Mathias Crty News, rs qurte an edrtar The paper rs publrshed once a month and what a paper rt rsl You see, Leland frrst wrrtes the news rn shorthand, and by the trrne he trres to translate rt rnto long hand, the news rs so stale that he has to start all over agarn BOB MILLER rs the world s latest bobby sox rdol Never does he have any prrvacy There are always bull collectors and newspaper reporters around There rs only one nrae thrng about all thrs H never has much trrne to spend wrth hrs wrfe RENE RUOT was always krnd to anrrnals, especrally those that were hurt or srck Now she works rn a dog pound Here she doctors the dogs and helps them to overcome therr rllnesses very qurckly Rene happens to be the boss ofa certarn pound rn New York Crty One mrght say she rs workrng for the government by helprng some people get out of poymg therr rncome tax on dogs SYLVIA REATt'fRFORD who never was afrard of anythrng, rs a Iron tomar The Irons obey her every command Eoause they are afrard of her The Irons must thrnk rt s strll Be Krnd to People Week BEVERLY SMOCK has finally reached her long-desrred goal the palace rn England She rs a scrub woman and a very go-od one but she does have hopes of attarnrng a hrgher posrtron Evrdently she does not enloy berng looked down upon by royalty SALLY SANNER who was chosen Mother of the Year surely deserved the trtle She hasn tworked hard all these years for nothrng And don't tell me that oarrng for I4 youngsters rsn t hard workl LARRY SMITH who always wanted to fly has hrs wrsh The alrlrne he works for ran out of stewardesses so they Ed to hrre Larry as one To lessen hrs embarrassnent they drd change the name to steward Larry does enroy hrs work though because he has no male competrtron 'row DICK TOLLY rs presrdent of the Local ldlers Club of Moweaqua now He rsbossover qurte a large crew Many new benches have been obtarned for the crty s use, and there rs never an empty one Drck has a Seat reserved free of charge GARY TRULOCK rs one of the world s most charmrng men He charms snakes and sells them at the public square rn Mexrco Crty, where he recerves a small profrt for all hrs work LARRY WORKMAN rs strll teachrng rn Moweaqua, where he first began hrs professron He teaches Englrsh one week and chemrstry the next week Thrs way he rs sure of havrng a steady rob JOE WILLIAMSON rs strll a prrvate rn the army after about fifteen years He has finally decrded to make tg army hrs lrEtrme career Maybe rn thrs way he wrll get used to rt and can have a better chance to learn somethrng about rt GLEA WINDELS has frnally become a lady cop She has settled down and has decrded to enroy lrfe by rnterferrng rn other people s busrness Thrs enables her to hear the latest gossrp and to drstrrbute rt whale workrng RICHARD ZINDEL makes hrs home rn West Vrrgrnra He lrves and teaches at a prrvate grrls school He seems to enroy hrs work for he rs the only man onthe oampus Thrs type of work does not hurt hrs personalrty but Improves rt It was dark wten Saneco frnrshed, and I sat there rn the warm srlenae for .,urte a long trme I was struck by the fact that Soneco even though hrs people are gradually fadrng from the earth rs far happrer than most of my acquarntances Eager to know hrs phrlosphy on Lrfe I questroned hrm as to hrs creed Saneco gazrng rnto the drstanae wrth the shadows playrng around hrm chanted My Creed? Listen closely, chrld Should the enemy s arrow snuff out my lrfe rn the twrnklrng of an eye or rf my foot should slrp from the narrow tmrl over the clrff and my body be dashed on the rocks below, or rf I srmply lre down rn my wrgwom at nrght and sleep the last long sleep, my lrfe should be so lrved that day that I wrll be assured a seat at Manrtou s Last Great Councrl Frre As I sat there lrstenrng to thrs chrefs phrlosophy I could not help thrnkrng of that strange phrlosophy whrch we students at Moweaqua Hugh School had found so rnterestrng And so I rn turn told Saneco ofthe Amerrcan students phrlosop Isn t rt strange that prrnces and krngs And clowns that oaper rn sawdust rrngs And common folks Irke you and me To each rs grven a bag of tools A shopeless mass, and a book of rules And each must make, ere lrfe rs done, A stumblrng block or a stepprng stone . , . . . . ,, . . ,, . . . . . 1 . , . . s . 9 . . . . , . ,, . ,, , . rr rr - u , , . . . . 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Seniofu IMA pfwpfuecg It was summer un the Grand Canyon and I was spendung my vacatuon there away from strenuous work un Los Angeles And that us how ut all came about that I made fruends wuth Saneco, an old lnduan man who had some strange power of vusuon One evenung un the red sunset a longung came over me for my old Senuor fruends, so I asked Saneco to tell me about them BETTY BEAL at the present tume us a very happuly marrued Ju Jutzu teacher somewhere out East We hear most of her patuents are unhappuly marrued men Thus last statement us probably not so after they graduate from her course PHIL BOHLEN so I was told, has few fruends these days It seems he was run out of Los Angeles because of peculuar odors Hus perfume evudently usn tsellung well these days JUDY BULKLEY us a very happy sungle gurl yet You see she us the owner ofa bureau that supplres gurls wuth escorts No wonder she us so enthusnastuc about her work She never loses sught of the escorts BARBARA COLE belueve ut or not us a professuonal psychologust She us not at the offuce so much any more sunce her husband us her latest cluent Guess he takes up most of her tume JULIA COLE us now doung an act at the Macambo, or that us, she was Torch sungers are quute the rage any more, but they do have dufficultues un tryung to get robs Must be an oveusupply of them DONIS COLLIER us workung for the government She us a game warden at the Yellowstone Natuonal Park Her 'ob must not be a very safe one, for she was gust released from the anumal hosputal last week JACQULEE CRAWFORD us drawung the crowds un Maduson Square Gardens She wrestles volunteers from tg crowd and collects the pay offs durectly after the last match MARY COFFEY I want you to know, us a taxu druver un the cuty of Chucago She talks to the pess engers constantly, so they are unaware of theur whereabouts She then lets them out at the nearest poluce statuon PAUL DOBSON us quute the man about town now He us one ofthe Presudents guards Everyday he ees new sughts, but there us nothung he oon do about them Too bad that thus type of lab unvolves only men JOYG DeWITT has quute a large famuly She trauns fleas for curcus performances Her favorute us one named Sam He us more ofa pet than a performer, though SUE ECKHARDT us very well occupied Her uob us a varued one You see, she us a foreugn ambassador Last I heard, she was rn Parus, but by now she us probably un Hong Kong or maybe even un South Ameruca RICHARD GRAVEN has won agaun, thus tume an academy award Ballet danclng, you know, does requure talent He danced un a productuon of Dancrng In the Dark but for some unknown reason he hasn t danced sunae GERRI HARDIN the most talkatuve person I ever knew, us stull talkmg Yes, she us a saleslady, a travelung one at that Her 'ob us to sell B V D s to the bathung beautues un Muamu Beach She does have a very envaous lob, we must admut TOM HUMPHREY as I recall, was constantly guvung speeches to hus classmates Now ut s even more dufficult for hum to fund an aucluence Beung a polutucan must not be a very rewardung occupatuon, but somehow Tommy always manages to have plenty of money How does he do ut? Polutucuans must have peculuar ways un thus modern age EMIL ISKEN who was always a hard fellow to please when ut came to eatung, us now eatung what he dushes out He us a successful well anyway, he s a chef at Italuano s on Broadway ANNA JORDAN Can you guess what her occupataon us? Bear the shock, for ut us true that she as a sports announcer who broadcasts over statuon WHY un Cuncunnatu I guess she learns some thung every day If I . . ...-.-l.. . . . . , . ' I . . . , . li. . . . - . s -.l.i..... . . . . . . . ' u . . . . . . . - 1l.i...i , s n 0 u l ' . . 12 . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,, . . ,, , ' I '- . . . . . . . I - s u . - . . . . . I s . i? . . s Q Q u . . . gn-1 I . I , .



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anion W Who A Wfzo DICK GRAVEN SUE ECKHARDT CO Edxfor Arrowhead Ca Editor Arrowhead Iv 3' F fe. .L x ANNA JORDAN Sweetheart Queen President of F. H,A BARBARA COLE Pressdenf of Spamsh Club Presldent Cumera Club president of GDA A Pregldenf of F F A

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