Neoga High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Neoga, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1963 volume:

V 'But, Mjpw, m fo, k'i immka Uuo omf (food krndi - Om Gwk School ONCE: a Uirilling, shaded, new luokrng and bright pile, with eyes wide open, looking out for the brigh eyed, unpredictable, playful young experienceers of the future. Surrounded by alright greerf'carpet and ”36 , . , , • 'V smooth, solid path. ■ LATER: tired looking, sickly, unpredictable and weak, encompassed by pipe, hard white from under- ■.') ground. Reminded of past but brought to the present - though now uncaring, not unaware. , ITS OFFSPRING: different in semblance, not in purpose. Hopes not soon,' if ever need be; useless, t broken, unseen, unnoticed, and abandoned by those it loves; feelings are not mutual. 'NOW: left only with backbones up high, overlooks the'once components, appears to have been struck iy and leU by anoilier porlii War. . Qfa _________________________________________________ mm W him 'ZuMti Eunice Bustrin, NHS Typing, Shorthand and Office Practice Instructor during her ten year stay at NHS, has helped many of the students prepare programs for their class plays, banquets, and organizations. She extended her training and services to all who requested them, never saying “No to anyone. All graduates will remember Miss Bustrin as an understanding and helpful teacher throughout their years at • 3 Neoga High School. PRESIDENT WILBUR FEARDAY CALVIN STICKEL IOut 3 'howl oh EImoIm Small jtodkmi, u well u the Im)i onti, wpuM pmMlmj toluim l(f tlm people. Jim hum - malmij tabu adm. WILLIAM COEN StMikj Mm Boys' Physical Education Drivers' Training Varsity Coach General Business Bookkeeping Typing TiixJmi Gwm U. S. History World History Geography Elifkk HoUu{ (On leave 4th nine weeks) Band Chorus 7kfUu Kmtja (Substitute 1st nine weeks) Girls' Physical Education 8 Hod 'Booty Emm 'BuMm 'Tank token, Mathematics Geometry Office Practice Shorthand Typing (Substitute 2nd nine weeks) Girls' Physical Education 2mm Jimm Tia JLuuhj English Drafting Industrial Arts Boys' Physical Education Freshman Coach 9 'fyuj SfWJji (Substitute 4th nine weeks) Band Chorus Jm Siam Girls' Physical Education A(jm (Jom English Howad jLouiim General Science Physical Science Biology $ok JLumJIm Civics Speech %md Guidance Counselor Math Physics Chemistry MiUk OoJftkj Home Economics Jjom Wcujm MiUm Vocational Agriculture English Foreign Languages 11 Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. Peters. Mr. Weiss, Mr. Toops, and Mr. Steger. Mr. Gilbert, Mr. Ellinger, Mr. Toops, Mr. Keck, Mr. Albin, Mr. Kenworthy, Mr. Louthan, Mr. O'Dell, Mr. Greene, and Mr. McCabe. OmoI Mom Transfer from Mattoon 4; F.H.A. 4; Chorus 4; Pep Club 4; G.A.A. 4. Jjjuk 'BoJrni Transfer from Mattoon 4; F.H.A. 4; Chorus 4; Pep Club 4; G.A.A. 4. 7 'Safe Class Officer 3; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; F.F. A. Officer 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Tomahawk Staff 4; Messenger Staff 1,2,3; Homecoming Court 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, WoujM ' BoMuuja Pep Club 4; Industrial Arts Class 3,4. Class Officer 4; Student Council 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3; Science Club 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Tomahawk Staff 4; Homecoming Court 4; Basketball 1,2; Audio Visual 1; Pep Club Officer 4. 14 (H XPs Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Audio-Visual Staff 4; Industrial Arts Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 3. Kmti Coopa f.h.a. i, 2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; G.A A. 3,4. 7k (0TM)EUm Class Officer 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Class Play 3; Science Club 2,3,4; Science Club Officer 3; F.H.A. Officer 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Library Club 1,2; Library Club Officer 1; G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; G. A. A. Officer 3; Tomahawk Staff 4; Cheerleader 2,3. IfytUUA F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 2, 4; Audio-Visual Staff 1. Jowkll Transfer from Louisville 3; Chorus 3,4: Pep Club 3,4; Class Play 4; Library Club 3; Track 3,4; Baseball 3: Basketball 3; Letterman’s Club 4; Industrial Arts Club 3,4. 15 7M 'Jmid Chorus Industrial Arts Club 2,3. 1; Science Club 2; Pep Club 1,2; Baseball 1,2; tmi Gmm Class Officer 2,3 ; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Science Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2, 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. Officer 1,2,3; Tomahawk Staff 4; Messenger Staff 1,2,3; Alternate Cheerleader 2,3,4. Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1,2; In- dustrial Arts Club 2,3; Industrial Arts Club Officer 3. Id HmLd Class Officer 2; Science Club 2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Tomahawk Staff 4; Track 1,2; Audio-visual Staff 2; Industrial Arts Club 2, 3,4;Officer 3. 'ExJl HwhlLf Pep Club 4; Industrial Arts Club 2,3. 16 Student Council 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Tomahawk Staff 4; Homecoming Court 4; Audio-Visual Staff 1,2,3; Industrial Arts Club 2, 7oi Hoilom F.H.A. 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Library Club 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Los Amigos Espanoles 4; Messenger Staff 3,4. Tfofa F.F.A. 2, 3, 4. T)mf MMjm Messenger Staff 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 2. Joifd Jjl jlj F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; F.F.A. Officer 4. 17 %wf £m Jjxkjwi Pep Club 1,2. Boh %ujUl Pep Club 1,2; Basketball 1; Industrial Arts Club 3,4. 7'at Kimwm F.H.A. 1; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Science Club 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Library Club 3,4; Officer 3; G.A.A. 3; Tomahawk Staff 4. OjmJm %cKum Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1, 2,3; Industrial Arts Club 2,3. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. 18 Glm Wla Class Officer 3, 4; F.F.A. 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; F.F.A. Officer 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 3; Tomahawk Staff 4; Homecoming Court 4; King; Basketball 4; Track 2, 3, 4. %owi Class Play 4; Class Officer 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4; F.F. A. Sweetheart 4. Kouji 'JomtL F. H. A. 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Science Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. Officer 2,4; Tomahawk Staff 4; Homecoming Court 4. Glow ?etm Tomahawk Editor 4; Student Council 2; F. H. A. 1,2, 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Science Club 1,2,3; F.H. A. Officer 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3; G.A.A. 2,3,4; G.A.A. Officer 2, 3; Tomahawk Staff 3,4. 2 wm Jiilliu F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Basketball 2,3; Track 2,3,4; ClassTlay 4. 19 Rik 7m F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; Chorus X, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Science Club 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 1; Latin Club 1; Los Amigos Espanoles 4; Los Amigos Espanoles Officer 4; Tomahawk Staff 4; Messenger Staff 3, 4. Sum RUm Class Officer 2; Student Council 1, 3, 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1. 2, 3, 4; G. A. A. Officer 2, 3. 4; Tomahawk Staff 4; Messenger Staff 2; Homecoming Queen 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4. RfflUttk F.F.A. 1.2.3,4; Officer 4; Pep Club 3.4; Latin Club 3. 2mm Rxf Chorus 1, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Tomahawk Staff 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; 4; Track 1, 2. 3, 4; Lettermen's Club 3, 4. Officer 4; Audio-Visual Staff 1; Industrial Arts Club 2, 3,4. 2wm Steek Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Library Club 3, 4; Tom- ahawk Staff 4; ISLA Officer 4. 20 'JoMij StMom F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. Officer 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 1, 2, Officer 2; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4; Tomahawk Staff 4. Stiufaf Transfer from Newton 1; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Officer 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; G. AA. 2, 3, 4; Tom- ahawk Staff 4; H.C. Court 4. 6m SuAmf Pep Club 1,2,3; Basketball 4; Track 2. twk t Iwjq F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 2; G.A.A. 4. 'fyd litfM Chorus 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Los Amigos Espanole 4; Transfer from Effingham 3. 21 7 W Omm ball 1,2. 00 Class Officer 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; H.C. 4; Basket- yffo Walk F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Officer Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2, tag 4. 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Science 3; Tomahawk Staff 4; Homecom- T)om Mmwi F.H.A. 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Library Club 1,2,3,4, Officer 2; Latin Club 2,3; G.A.A. 2; Class Play 4. 'ZwtA White F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Officer 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Library Club 1,2,3,4; Officer 2,3,4; Class Play 4. Jimmi Wm(i Chorus 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Track 1. 22 Senior leaders this year were Butch Vasquez, Treasurer; Mr. Luallen and Mrs. Wilber, Sponsors; Mike Burton,Vice- President; Judy Morris, Secretary; and Glenn Miller, President. - h F' irt ?'vv % By Oleg Cassini? No, Mary Lou Lichauer. For open house, some extra night work. eian But all I wanted was a pencil! She’s no squirt! 23 Junior class officials in some kind of re- versal play are, bottom to top, Mr. Albin and Mrs. Kruger, Sponsors; Steve Voris, Treasurer; Mike Casstevens, Secretary; Sue Pardieck, Vice-President; and Ralph Landrus, President. R. Armer D. Atterberry J. Baker L. Baker T. Ellett E. Fearday L. Fryman L. Harden D. Malone J. Malone J. Mehl G. Morrison D. Mudd R. Orsborn B. Overmyer S. Pardieck 26 S. Russell A. Saunders M. Schwerdt M. Shadow J. Short J. Parker E. Poe M. Ramert F. Randolph K. Rentfro J. Rollings P. Russell J. Stuckey D. Tabbert L. Thomas P. Toops B. Vasquez S. Voris B. Walk B. Walk J. Walk R. Albin D. Allen R. Baker S. Beals 6ka M. Fearday C. Foltz C. Fosbender S. Ganna way N. Harvey D. Haskett C. Hayton S. Hoelscher L. Icenogle R. Joliff J. Keller J. Kingery K. Kingery W. Levitt J. Louthan R. Mayhall S. Mayhall Sophomore class officers are, left to right: Ron Baker, President; Jim Louthan, Vice-President; Louie Haskett, Treasurer; Linda Icenogle, Secretary; Mr. McCabe and Mr. Boatz, sponsors. T. McClellan B. McDermott K. Mette L. Miller D. Moffitt D. Mudd V. Ohmen K. Orr J. Rentfrow D. Reynolds M. Romack L. Strohl J. Sudkamp J. Swank L. Tabbert L. Thomas T. Uptmor E. Von Behrens S. Walk L. West L. White L. Winings R. Webb L. Welch T. Young C. Woolery E. Young J. Adams A. Ashbrook C-. Atteberry S. Barber S. Bales CJm B. Hale K. Hamilton L. Hanfland S. Harding R. Harker J. Haskett D. Hayes P. Heaton V. Helman J. Keck P. Kelsheimer J. Kink K. Krikie M. Lane D. Lindley K. Ludwig M. May J. Mayhall D. Mefford Perhaps proving to themselves that its better to start from the ground up are Freshman class sponsors Mr. Law- son and Mr. Lindley; Jane Me Intyre, Vice-President; Janice Haskett, Sec- retary; James Voris, Treasurer; and Steve Parker, President. B. Meyers J. McIntyre B. McKinney P. McMullen C. Miller B. Morgan P. Myers J. Overmyer J. Walk P. Walk S. Walk S. Sigler R. Sparling K. Stickel L. Storm P. Sudkamp T. Uptmor T. Van Note J. Voris S. White S. White r' RE FIRST ROW: Miss Oakley, Marge Stuckey, Patsy Stilabower, Carol Knierim, Alice Walk, Sue Pardieck, Pat Russell. SECOND ROW: Margaret May, Donna Sparling, JoAnn Walk, Beverly Vasquez, Gloria Foltz, Judy Peters, Sue Walk, Sharon Fallert. THIRD ROW: Jean Parker, Linda Harden, Kathleen Coen, Sherri Mayhall, Barbara Morgan, Donna Hayes, Barbara Randolph, Peggy Fryman, Charlene Cooper. FOURTH ROW: Linda Fryman, June Mehl, Judy Winings, Betty Meyers, Ardella Saunders, Cynthia Woolery, Twila Uptmor, Janice Haskett, Cecile Trigg. FIFTH ROW: Linda Baker, Cheryl Hayton, Francis Randolph, Pam Meyers, Karen Kingery, Phyllis Sudkamp, Linda Bahney, Kay Fearday, Linda Kingery, Kathleen Brown. 7ko jn tkjfrta FIRST ROW: Pat (O’Dell) Ehrhart, Karen Bushur, Brenda White. SECOND ROW; Linda Miller, Jane Peters, Linda Storm, Nancy Harvey. THIRD ROW: Pam Kink, Rosemary Weiss, Margie Randolph, Char- lotte Orr, Rita Kelsheimer. FOURTH ROW: Judy Sudkamp, Jane McIntyre, Carol Whitaker, Linda Hanfland. FIFTH ROW: Martha Ramert, Ila Mae Cooper, Carol Adams, Sharon Hoelscher, Linda Grisham, Janet Daniell. In the School year ’62- 63, these F.H.A. girls worked diligently at clothing drives, improving personal appearances, cooking and sewing. Several trips to neighboring delicatessens were planned to acquaint the busy workers with proper dining etiquette. Other knowledge was presented to them through speakers at their monthly meetings. F.H.A.week an atmos phere of excitement was produced as the girls carried out their activities, climaxing the event with Dress-up Day on Friday. At the annual Banquet, both parents were invited to enjoy a good meal and if they were lucky, they got to see their pride and joy installed to office. %wj Gfaftot, Qua Jutme 'JameAt mm um tAudf btuij tlu m. Hot only did thuf dud do: Sponmed o 2mA and k ma %mt. Wehmed tdpWi ui 3.J. . Wed; diotfd a 'Jomt-Son 'Banqueti EnJmd tk mud Swedmot ( u Lj Hfiomi); Sponmed 2onJwf BatkedaM Gam-, and Heo a CJuapta !m (mi jLodadmjod ? Neoga Student Farmers FIRST ROW: Mr. Wagner, Jerry Romack. SECOND ROW: John Walk, Doug Malone, Bill Hallet, Ken Boswell. THIRD ROW: Steve Ganoway, Carl Miller, Dan Bridges, Clifford Harper. FOURTH ROW: Dale Stenger, Ron Baker, Robert Johnston, James Cameron, Bill McKinney. FIRST ROW: Don Belli, Charles Baker, Lloyd Lacy, Gary Morrison, Dennis Fetters. SECOND ROW: Dale Fallen, Bernie Walk, Phillip Heaton, Jim Louthan, Eddie Brick, Steve Seigler, John Prahl, Steve Walk. THIRD ROW: Doug Tabbert, Jim Watkins, Phillip Toops, David Ramert, Paul Walk, Tom McCellan, John Stuckey, John Rent- frow. FOURTH ROW: Dennis Phillips, Jon Baker, Dick McMullen, Bill Walk, Jim Carpenter, Ken Mette, Dave Behl, Bill Brick, Roger Armer. ifa km mrtuujt muf fa vowk, hut - wdl, juU tih Mi at ubi Jmm, ( md cfawe). ScuMd Gwnktuli, ( %m %mim); jLmci idtj'uu) toMi-, in, ik Sfmk ConM; CbfWi Competed in tk 7mdm tonkd. nqm cm to Wj m CHAPTER SWEETHEART Judy Morris Jjbmf GJd FIRST ROW: Judy Winings, June Mehl, Brenda White. SECOND ROW: Linda Storm, John Stuckey, Clifford Harper, John Prahl, Margaret May. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Wilbur, Cathy Orr, Charlene Cooper, Betty Overmyer, Linda Fryman, Rita Kelsheimer, Judy Peters, FOURTH ROW: Donna Steele, Linda Harden, Ardella Saunders, Donna Hays, Jane McIn- tyre, Janice Haskett. FIFTH ROW: Cecile Trigg, Betty Elson, Judy Overmyer, Gladys Clough, Paula Kelsheimer, Dorsie Warner. SIXTH ROW; Pat Hollo- way, Frances Randolph, Barbara Painter, Betty Myers Linda Welch. SEVENTH ROW: Sandra White, Gloria Cates, Pat Russell, Karen Stickel, Joann Wolke, Diane Cameron. Studied tomil LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Haskett, Ardella Saunders, Jim Short, Suzie Robbins, Tom Short, Karen Stickel, Wanda Levitt. (Sponsor Mrs. Holla day not pictured). Jm m)oi Stfmla FIRST ROW: Mrs. Wilber, Judy Sudkamp, Marty Jakle, Ruth Price. SECOND ROW: Linda Miller, Lana Tabbert, Barbara Painter, Cynthia Woolery, Beth Phillips, Gloria Foltz, Linda West, Nancy Harvey. THIRD ROW: Barbara Randolph, Linda Grisham, Linda Kingery, Pat Hollaway, Zita Cyr, Sharon Hoelscher, Diane Cameron. Sue Walk. FOURTH ROW: John Swank, David Ramert, Ronnie Baker, Terry Uptmor, Larry Winings, Doug Coan, Dick Patter- son. Jjvtm CM FIRST ROW: Mrs. Wilber, Carol Whitaker, Wanda Levitt, Janet Kingery. SECOND ROW: Carl Greeson. Karen Lud- wig, Carol Greeson, Suzie Robbins, Linda Icenogle, Sherri Mayhall, Karen Cooper, Martha Romack. Suzie Barber. THIRD ROW: Linda Harden, Sandra White, Patty Holloway, Marty Jakle, David Brown. Phillip McMullen. Paula Kelsheimer, Linda Baker, Rosemary Weiss. FOURTH ROW: Charlotte Estes, Kaye Parrett. Martha Ramert, David' Coen, Mick Casstevens, Steve Voris, Kathleen Brown, Karen Stickel. Annette Ashbrook. Saem dM Mid tk mrw depcwtmti'i mi Id, that (mj-tim jod of dwidwj tk umet dud uiio (jmfii m mxkd. Sad mdm coudd dmdt (u om utJtmii and mod ui ikx am. Som tkou jk tlm fiwjtcU jood, hut ouffa aiJmdwj U. of 3. Ofm Horn, tkif mJdfd wkt muf jood dcmtat ikould. Tido; wdo; wdo. OFFICERS--Marty Jakle, Mr. Louthan, Ralph Landrus, Terry Uptmor, Jim Short. BIOLOGY--Gladys Clough. Judy Overmyer, David Carpenter, Carolyn Henderson, Betty Overmyer. (wtMWbbfaj: Phil Toops Judy I Wilson, Sandra White , Mike Lane, Tom Young; Standing; John Prahl, Ralph Landrus, Ron Sparling, Carl Greeson, Paul Walk, John Kink, Steve Walk, David Burrel. ffUM Uji Tim Van Note, Jim Wat- kins, Linda Harcren, Doug Coen, Gary Morri- son. Standing; Dan Bridges, Mike Cas- stevens, Marty Jackie, Bill Walk, Kermit Bushur, Jim Short, Skipper Daniels, Steve Voris, Larry Winnings, Steve Parker, David Coen. Slatmitt-. David Ramert, Bill Mc- Kinney, Carl Miller. Standing; David Brown, Terry Uptmor, John Stuckey, John Walk. uAo-Umd Eric VonBehrens, David Coen, Steve Voris, Jim Watkins, Glenn Miller, Carl Miller. ditdiMd yte. CM FIRST ROW: Glenn Miller, Ron White, Rex Lindley, Jerry Haskett, Randy Mayhall. SECOND ROW: Mike Lane, Rod Sparling, Jerry Sheehan, Kenneth Krikie, Steve Parker, Bill Hale, Ron Parse. THIRD ROW: Don Allen, Machael Brandenburg, Jimmy Keck, Ralph Landrus, Joe Durdel, Rodney Fornshell, David Carpenter, Lonnie Randolph. FOURTH ROW: Jim Voris, Tom Short, David Reynolds, Dennis Fetters, Marvin Cooper, Eugene Phillips, John Curtner, Ker- mit Bushur, FIFTH ROW: Doug Coen, Errol Briggerman, Duane Roy, Wayne Ballinger, Mike Schwerdt, David Coen, Mike Hanfland, Larry Winings, Ted Hanfland. FIRST ROW: Duane Roy, Mr, Alexander, Tom Ellen, SECOND ROW: Steve Parker, Ron White, Charles Baker, Steve Voris, Phillip Toops, Bernie Walk, Dick Patterson. THIRD ROW: Jim Voris, Tom Short, Jon Baker, Russ Orsborn, Don Haskett, Jim Short, Rodney Fornshell. The Letterman's Club, starting out with an empty treasury, increased it to $97.00 through much effort on the part of the members. At the Fresh-Soph Tourney, they sold donuts, coffee, pop, candy, and popcorn. Thinking they deserved a reward for their efforts, they decided to have a bowl- ing party to which they invited guests. 47 G.A-A oh 1“anode - Smooth tfwi, Jim Sponms, 1k 6. A A- E anfiet oh 'Mat 14, (limned a, baMf (jwi oh adoiiJm foi tk ovjowfim, aiitk 'Mm. 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Sujie % bblM, wwtwj ae pawl ckmm at a, G-AA• omkkp in %aMnon baet (all, bwu jlt tk tpotlu lt to %eof, G-A A- A(dn lean's md, Janken awl Canol 1 tHutakn bwoujlt tk aatinities to md in tlein attendam] tk Suenenen G.A A■ Gamp at Eaet 'Baif, Sd mtwjtoH, 9Uano'ie. Ok, hj tk wajj, tk botji mujlt be intenestted in knouiiwj that tk Giade at 41. AS. mi paoiiapate in owe spode tkn tk imsitif tem. FIRST ROW: Gloria Peters, Carol Adams, Marge Stuckey,LindaBahney,Pat (O'Dell) Ehrhart. SECOND ROW: Suzie Robbins, Pat Stilabower, Kaye Parrett, Carol Gree- son. FIRST ROW: Betty Meyers, Janice Haskett, Judy Wilson, TwilaUptmor, Annette Ashbrook. SECOND ROW: Margie Randolph, Donna Hayes, Peggy Fryman, Kathleen Coen, Jane McIntyre. THIRD ROW: Judy Over- myer, Shelia Harding, Phyllis Sud- kamp, Suzie Barber, Linda Hanfland, Linda Storm, Pam Meyers, Karen Ludwig, Karen Stickle, Jean Adams. FIRST ROW: Linda Gris- ham, Cheryl Hayton, Karen Bushur, Judy Sud- kamp, Barbara Randolph. SECOND ROW: Cynthia Woolery, Wanda Levitt, Linda Icenogle, Sherri Mayhall. Linda Miller, Lana Tab- bert, Linda West, Nancy Harvey, Donna Sparling. FOURTH ROW: Ila Mae Cooper, Linda Storm, Verna Ohmen, Dianne Cameron, Sharon Hoels- cher. FIRST ROW: Linda Fryman, Rita Kel- sheimer, Linda Baker, Carol Whitaker, Charlene Cooper. SECOND ROW: Linda Harden, Janet Daniells, Francis Randolph, Carol Knierim, Ardella Saunders, Jean Parker. THIRD ROW: Rosemary Weiss, Betty Overmyer, Marcia Landrus, Pam Kink, Joann Walk. FOURTH ROW: Sue Pardieck, Kathleen Brown, Pat Russell, Martha Ramert, Kay Fearday. VonwJmk Stall Kaye Parrett, Donna Steele, Ruth Price. Jerry Haskett, Glenn Miller, Mike Burton, Ted Hanfland. %mtu]a Stall Kathleen Brown, Terry Uptmor, Martha Ramert, Mrs. Voris. Butch Vasquez, Jean Parker, Barbara Randolph, Dewey Kel- sheimer. Wanda Levitt, Janice Haskett, Ardella Saunders, Judy Sudkamp, Jim Short, Larry Deadmond, Randy Carol Whitaker, Linda Baker, Kaye Mayhall. Parrett, Sue Pardieck, Gary Morrison. Pat Hollaway. FIRST ROW: Gloria Foltz, Sheila Harding, Lana Tabbert, Linda Storm, Jane Peters, Bev Vasquez, Nancy Harvey, Gloria Peters, Karen Hamilton, Karen Ludwig, Nancy Boswell. SECOND ROW: Suzie Barber, Judy Peters, Carol Greeson, Brenda White, Sue Walk, Janet Kingery, Margaret May, Donna Sparling, Donna Steele, Dorothy Mudd, Linda Miller, Sharon Fallen, Donna Hayes, Rosemary Weiss. THIRD ROW: Linda Icenogle, Sandra White, Betty Elson, Jean Adams, Karen Bushur, Margie Randolph, Pam Kink, Karen Cooper, Dorsie Warner, Carolyn Kaufman, Martha Romack, Sherri Mayhall. FOURTH ROW: Dianne Atteberry, Linda Handfland, Verna Ohmen, Judy Morris, June Mehl, JoAnn Walk, Dianne Moffitt, Peggy Fryman, Charlene Cooper, Linda Fryman, Doris Mudd, Sharyn Russell, Rita Kelsheimer. FIFTH ROW: Francis Randolph, Barbara Randolph, Annetta Ashbrook, Patty Holloway, Ruth Price, Karen Kingery, Kathy Orr, Jane McIntyre, Janice Haskett, Paula Kelsheimer, Jean Parker, Linda Harden, Carol Knierim. SIXTH ROW: Kathleen Brown, Vivian Heilman, Marge Stuckey, Linda Bahney, Phyllis Sudkamp, Gloria Cates, Joan Wolke, Linda Baker, Ardella Saunders, Pat Ehrhart, Suzie Robbins, Carol Whitaker, Judy Winings, Linda Strohl. Ckom FIRST ROW: Cecile Trigg, Cynthia Woolery, Linda Grisham, Sharon Hoelscher, Steve Parker, David Fallen, Jerry Sheehan, Rod Sparling, Johnny Prahl, Carl Greeson, Steve Walk. SECOND ROW: Dianne Cameron, Barbara Painter, Judy Wilson, Janet Daniels, Sharon Beals, Rodney Fornshell, Steve Gannoway, John Stuckey, Carl Miller, Bernie Walk, Dick Patterson, John Swank, David Burrell. THIRD ROW: Betty Meyers, Kathleen Coen, Dianne Eggers, Pam Meyers, Zita Cyr, Ronnie Baker, Steve Voris, Ronnie White, Tom Ellett, Paul Walk, Kermit Bushur, Marty Jackie, Mike Burton. ROW FOUR: Twila Uptmor, Wanda Levitt, Charlotte Estes, Carol Adams, Karen Stickle, Roger Albin, Dave Coen, Tom Short, Dan Bridges, Jim Voris, Jim Carpender, Eddie Brick. ROW FIVE: Judy Sudkamp, Kaye Parrett, Alice Walk, Sue Pardieck, Kay Fearday, Errol Briggerman, Jim Short, Mick Cas- stevens, Larry Winnings, Doug Coen, Joe Rollings, Mike Reynolds, Lonnie Randolph. ROW SIX: Cheryl Hay ton, Linda Kingery, Martha Ramert, Ila Mae Cooper, Pat Russell, Bill McKinney, Larry Icenogle, James Cameron, Terry Uptmor, Bill Brick, Glenn Miller, Dave Coen, Duane Roy, Jim Keck. FIRST ROW: Suzie Robbins, Kathleen Brown, Linda Strohl. SECOND ROW: Gloria Foltz, Steve Walk, Joe Rollings, Judy Wilson. THIRD ROW: Barbara Randolph, Ardella Saunders, Cynthia Woolery, David Brown. STANDING: Mick Casstevens, Ruth Price, Dan Price, Gloria Peters. 54 SPRING CONCERT: quick-sought array; FIRST ROW: Carl Greeson, Carol Greeson, Mike Burton. SECOND ROW: Terry Uptmor, Linda Baker, Donna Hays, Linda Hanfland, Cheryl Hayton. THIRD ROW: Barbara Short, Annette Ashbrook, Paul Walk, Marty Jakle, Patty Hol- loway, Duane Roy, Larry Icenogle, David Coen, Sherri MayhalL STANDING: Steve Cannoway, Mrs. Holliday. the impressive solo: and appreciation. James Voris Watch out for these Indians next yearl With 16 of this hard-boiled squad on the war path, no N.T.C. Fort can remain long unplundered. In grim tactic session here are Coach Tom Alex- ander, Stephen Walk, Steve Parker, Carl Greeson, Dick Patterson, Bemie Walk, Manager Toops, John Swank, Randy Mayhall, Tom Ellett, Ron White, Steve Voris, James Voris, Tom Short, Jim Short, John Curtner, Charlie Baker, Jon Baker, and Louis Haskett. Steve Parker Ron White Jim Short Dick Patterson . N- Tom Elleti Steve Voris Tom Short (Jjdwljmm donwtid tk mi tkti mm, d ( m, (jwin j tootk filmdvi no wm, kt a pmuid udmji ifjd (on '63. Veteran member Baker and Coach Alexander. t to mm, mfai mk, Jm Imrtda, (jmu. yU tnhi wmkM imfowuf J-Vowfi mil. 3d St £ko mmJm, Charles Baker Russ Orsborn Ron White Coach Tom Alexander Duane Roy Steve Voris Lou Haskett Bernie Walk Randy Mayhall Jim Short Don Behl Ron--cornin' through FIRST ROW: Coach Linley, Randy Mayhall, Jim Voris, John Curtner, Dan Bridges, Tom Short, Roger Albin, Bill Mc- Kinney, Lou Haskett. SECOND ROW: Mike Fearday, Carl Greeson, Bill Hallett, Jim Louthan, Steve Parker, Ken Krikie, Dick Patterson, John Swank, Kermit Bushur, Lonnie Randolph. JwiArSopk 'B Vtm Lou Haskett, Errol Briggerman, Jim Short, Roger Albin, Glenn Miller, Randy Mayhall, John Swank, Dick Patterson, Larry Deadmond, Jim Louthan. Neoga 63 T-To vn Neoga 64 Dieteridi Neoga 40 St. Elmo Neoga 43 Cowden Neoga 40 T-Town Charleston Holiday Tourney Neoga 47 Casey Neoga 88 Marshall Neoga 47 Charleston Neoga 40 Browns town Neoga 55 Areola National Trail Tourney Neoga 57 Altamont 58 Neoga 53 Windsor 70 50 Neoga 58 Altamont 61 30 Neoga 56 Windsor 70 57 Neoga 81 St. Elmo 51 48 Neoga 61 Beecher City 51 Neoga 57 Windsor 52 48 Neoga 67 Stew-Stras 72 70 Neoga 62 St. Anthony 75 59 Neoga 57 Cumberland 64 46 Neoga 64 Oakland 52 64 Neoga 47 Louisville 56 Neoga 69 Cumberland 73 47 Bernie Walk, Ron White, Jim Short, Duane Roy, Don UoMitif 'JlvUjMl Belli, Coach Alexander, Russ Orsborn, Lou Hasket, Charlie Baker, Steve Voris, Randy Mayhall. Manager: Tim Van Note I Jmk (JljvijmM (xf tkm tkd flm in tk %tmaL V'wdi tonffMm 'Tlmk hied tkU (feu, tk Heap cudmm m (jmmuj mi d motuk in tk m jk, md Wjuuj to mootk thm out. JLocd tmxktm cm Mi kofduf in tk cm {pi mi ({em. Distance men Bernie Walk, Earl Poe, and Machael Brandenburg Acrophiles? High-jump men Ron White and Duane Roy Jll %UA Neoga 62 Cumberland 56 Neoga 67 T-Town 35 Windsor Neoga 67 Windsor 56 NTC Meet 3rd place in ten schools 66 FIRST ROW: Manager Tim Van Note, Jim Louthan, Dick Patterson, Steve Gannaway, Louie Haskett, Randy May- hall, John Swank, Bill Hallett. SECOND ROW: Coach Alexander, Steve Parker, Robert Daniell, Jim Voris, Tom Short, Dennis Mefford, Kermit Bushur, Kenneth Krikie. Pole-vaulters Steve Voris and Ken Renfro Dash-men Jim Short, Tom Ellett and Charlie Baker Suzie Robbins, Sr. Linda Baker, Jr. Carol Whitaker, Jr. Ardella Saunders, Jr. Jean Parker, Jr. Cynthia Woolery, Soph. ALTERNATES: Cheryl Hayton, Soph. Carol Greeson, Sr. fo. Omihj Twila Uptmor, Fr. Jane McIntyre, Fr. Janice Haskett, Fr. Barbara Randolph, Soph. Margaret May, Fr. Sparked up by a week's training from Cheerlead- ing Camp at I.S.N. U., theN.H.S. cheerleaders yell out, jump out, and shine out as an outstanding squad of pep- boosters. As proof of their Ah! envoking routines and rhythmic steps, our cheerleaders were asked to give a clinic for Mattoon Jr. High. Jr. Varsity never shrugged: They just yelled until their boys won the N.T.C. Tournament. WE’RE PROUD OF YOU GIRLS! Med Me k St JLoum Among the excited people in the bustling town of St. Louis around fair time, you might find these people: Lucille ..........................................................................Carol Knierim Mrs. Waughap....................................................................Charlene Cooper Papa...............................................................................Larry Icenogle Mama...............................................................................June Mehl Mr. Dodge.....................................................................................Joe Rollings Rose.............................................................................Carol Whitaker John...............................................................................Steve Voris Esther.............................................................................Linda Baker Fred................................................................................ Jim Watkins Katie...............................................................................Linda Harden Grandpa...........................................................................Mick Casstevens Tootie.............................................................................Jo Ann Walk Lon................................................................................Tom Ellett Ida..............................................................................Ardella Saunders Mr. Duffy..........................................................................Dave Coen Agnes..............................................................................Jean Parker $wm Clm ?% The Fair - The Fair is starting 0W' He chipped my tooth! - •:i . • I k V.‘ v.-� r I 1 Y i V I lil? if ;rA r.: r Si ?0'-' y I ik Wigg! St� f: mm H jm i I . 7 _X 7- H -7 . ,. t ' ■ 1 From the sleet.. .rain.. .snow.. .slush... type storm |g| %} outside (real winter) we were beckoned to the blink- ing aura of color inside. Thanks to speedy seniors pg and driving sponsors, this year, the homecoming dance I mm mm m L-A .' f vfe; kggss, KT� -grM EWVvi: I irVyn'-w tm 3 S «s ffi? fc Y£ c ij rv -. AS •. V ‘r Sam, CJm 'Thuj Cast Carol Sarah Eve Helen Wes Mrs. Trimmer .... Jeff Lenore Truck Driver Peggy Hy 78 ftld tk mm d iukJjf lit tk jmut tkt t m. Jkk Imwj tk tkm o{j tfakm JjjlM and hauuuj tk tkm 'JeffiejuniM Jloatuje mid nujki to bt mrnknd. The Juniors and Seniors of this Neogan Orient start a night of ecstasy with a sip (tomato juice) followed by dinner, not necessarily Oriental in flavor, but at least filling for the young at heart. 81 You’re the Spark of my evening. What would we have done without Sponsors? Who goes there 1 £ M T . This Orient sure behind the scene? Confucius say, Play men, play. is crowded. Is he under the table? Cheek to cheek. Words that rung true ™RIAN aidcsty VALEDIC _vjlaN Karen Cooper AMERICAN LEGION AWARD RECIPIENTS Charlie Baker Suzie Robbins yW t te Clou Vup HANFLANDS1 COUNTRY FRESH EGGS Harold E. Shores Producers and Distributors of Qua 1 i ty Eggs S i ge1 Illinois Phone - 76W SUBWAY JEWELRY 1800 Broadway Mat toon 111 i no i s Compliments of SIEMER MILLING CO. Teutopol is, Illinois BEALS MOTOR CO. Your Dealer A-l-Used Cars and Trucks Telephone 5-2191 Steward son Illinois SHORT FURNITURE COMPANY Phone 895-3741 88 Neoga, Illinois She 1byv i 11e, Illinois Phone 920 The Big Store With Three Floors PEARSON BROTHERS JANSEN'S DEPT. STORE to shop in Candy, Tobacco Specialties Eff i ngham, Illinois Eff i ngham, 111 i no i s ETOG BOWLING Compl iments of Mattoon, South on MARTIN'S IGA Route A-5 Frozen Food Locker, Inc. Automatic Pinsetters Eff i ngham 111 i no i s Compl iments of LAMPERTS WENTE PLUMBING JEWELRY AND GIFT DEPT. AND Mattoon 111 i no i s We Solicit Teen Charge Accounts HEATING CO. 406-A08 W. Jefferson Avenue Phone 23- -2977 VAN LAN INGHAM'S FLOWER SHOP AND GREENHOUSE Effingham Phone Illinois 1520 When you say it with flowers, say it with ours 800 North 30th Street Qual i ty Mater ial and Expert Workmanship Mattoon 111 i no i s George R. Bennett R. Ph. Ma t toon Illinois 1 need your head in my bus iness ARCADE DRUG STORE PETE'S BARBER SHOP 124 South 17th Street Neoga 111 i no i-s Phone 235-5459 Strasburg Phone 406 EFFINGHAM MONUMENT WORKS YORKS CAFE Designers and orginators of 111 i no i s Quality Monuments Eff i ngham 111 i no i s Budget Jewelers Toledo 111 i no i s MORY 1 S Phone 849-3665 CORDES GARAGE 1623 Broadway AD 10 D i spa tched Mattoon 111 i no i s CH, S - 11,16 18W,8779 Compl iments of Interstate 70 Route 33 KELLER'S K BOWL Eff ingham 111 ino i s Eff i ngham Illinois 90 Ill i no i s MILLER HEREFORD FARM WITTENBERG GRAIN Kingford Domino Yate Heir Club Calves for sale Toledo, Illinois 895-3 71 Dealers In Plant Food and Grain Phone - 16-R-46 Compliments of Neoga CUMBERLAND COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Illinois THE B Sr H STORES WEBER BROS. EQ. INC. International Farm Equipment Shoes Mens Clothing Frigidaire--Maytag--Philco Hardware Effi ngham 111 i no i s Serving This Area Since 1899 Teutopol is Illinois KRAMER'S Courtesy Of Complete Home Furnishings Phone 562 121 South Banker ROY'S MUSIC SHOP Eff i ngham 111 i no i s Mattoon Illinois EFFINGHAM DAILY NEWS Compl iments of Serving Neoga In Cumberland County and Communities i n S ix Other Surround i ng Count ies GINGHAM INN CAFE Phone 895-2191 Neoga Illinois Telephone Neoga 895-3671 Compl iments of CHARTERED BUS SERVICE TEUTOPOLIS STATE BANK 37 Passenger Buses Member of-- Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Pat Thomas Corporat ion Route 2 Toledo, Illinois Teutopol is Illinois 92 Toledo, Illinois Teutopol i s 111 i no i s BRADY'S GENERAL MERCHANDISE Compl iments of Hardware Groceries and Sundries SOWARD'S SUNDIES Phone AD 4-9555 Phone 895-2321 T r i11 a Illinois Neoga 111 i no i s STEWART'S SINCLAIR AB'S WELDING SHOP Neoga Illinois Neoga 111 i no i s Tank Wagon Service Gas and Oil, Fuel Oil Etc. Portable Welding Phone 895-4551 or 895-2541 Nathan Stewart, Agent EARL ROSS YOUR CLOTHIER Compl iments of 1620 Broadway Mat toon 111 i no i s GLENN S. ALBIN Compl iments of MATTOON HOUSE OF DISCOUNT Glazewise, it's Walbernize at your Favorite Service Stat ion Clothing for the Entire Family National Brand Sporting Goods and App1 iances Good Neighbor Shopping Center Route 45 Pursuit of the easy makes men weak. Pursuit of the difficult makes men strong. WAYNE L ANDREWS S SON General Contracting Concrete Masonry Work Free Estimates Phone 895-2209 Neoga, Illinois KERN NEOGA MAYHALL MANUFACTURING COMPANY 94 Neoga Illinois V Diamond's - Watches BILL'S SHOE REPAIR SHOP S i1verware HAMPTONS Your feet never take a vacat ion Gifts For All Occasions Shoe repairs of all kinds. 1523 Broadway Phone 895-3013 Mattoon 111 i no i s Neoga 111 i no i s EWINGS DRUG STORE Prescription Service PARDIECK GARAGE A. Ewing, R.P.H Briggs Stratton 1621 Broadway Neoga 111 i no i s Mattoon 111 i no i s Phone 895-2181 Phone AD A-8866 Free Delivery A Community - Minded CAL STICKEL GRAIN Business For ELEVATOR - ETNA A Community - Minded P. 0. Box 73 Peop1e Mattoon 111 i no i s CURL Buyers of Grain Bonded Warehouse Armour Fert i1 izer INSURANCE AGENCY Anhydrous Ammonia Gritic Quality Feeds Phone 895-3721 Business Phone Mattoon AD A-92A8 Neoga Illinois Residence Phone Neoga 895-2951 95 Congratulat ions STRASBURG STATE BANK to the Class of '63 Strasburg 111 i no i s DON'S BARBER SHOP Member of Federal Deposit. Neoga 111 i no i s Insurance Corporation TOLEDO BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. Phone 849-7221 DOLL'S GAS SERVICE Whether a board or a truckload Bottle and Bulk See us For Trowbr i dge 111 i no i s Fast, Friendly, Dependable Service Phone 22 RAINBOW CAFE Serving from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. MATTOON LETTER SHOP Toledo 111 i no i s 109 - 111 S. 17th MARTHA WRIGHT'S BEAUTY SALON AD 4-7833 Phone 895-4571 Neoga 111 i no i s 96 Mattoon Illinois Phone 895-4571 CUMBERLAND GRAIN % SUPPLY A farmers owned cooperative, Dealers in feed, seed, and fert i 1 i zer. Your local Wayne Feed Dealer Neoga 111 i no i s Phone 895-2911 Compl iments of SWENGEL FUNERAL HOME Phone 895-2121 Neoga, Illinois 97 MAKE YOUR WASH DAY ANY DAY WE NEVER CLOSE NEOGA LAUNDROMAT FALLERT FRUCHTL SHELL SERVICE GARAGE Gas and 0 i 1 General Repairs Phone 89 S igel , Illinois COLES - CUMBERLAND SERVICE COMPANY FS - Feed - Petroleum and -Fert i 1 izer Toledo Illinois Phone 849-2241 Compliments of KIRK FORD SALES and Service Compliments of THE RHODES CLINIC Toledo 111 i no i s Phone 849-2781 Toledo, 111 i no i s CARRUTHERS DEPT STORE WHERE IT'S THRIFTY TO BUY I! Dry Goods --'Groceries and Meats 98 Neoga, Illinois Phone 895-3731 s. POST'S GARAGE LEVERETT BUESKING GENERAL TRUCKING AD 4-9568 Phone 140 Fully Insured Tr i11 a Illinois Stransburg 111 i no i s MEADOW GOLD MARTHA BEAUTY SHOP GRADE A DAIRY PRODUCTS South On Route 45 Mattoon 111 i no i s Mattoon 111 i no i s Compl iments of ETTELBRICK FIRST NATIONAL BANK SHOE COMPANY Toledo, Illinois Capital- $50,000 Surplus- $275,000 Greenup 111 i no i s 99 C.H. MYERS PAINT AND COAL COMPANY SIGEL GRAIN ELEVATOR COMPANY, INC. Spray Painting Contractor Neoga 111 i no i s Phone 895-3 21 S igel Illinois Cash Buyers of grain Custom Grinding and Shelling Master Mix and Purina Feeds Miscellaneous Merchandise Chemicals and Animal Med icat ions COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. 100 Come To HILLTOP LANES For STEVENS' CABINET CO. Food and Recreation Teutopol i s Phone WE 3- 81 G reenup Illinois 111 i no i s Compliments of DALE'S UPHOLSTERY HELEN MONTGOMERY- Plastic Cloth exclusive shop for women Phone 857-3083 1706 Broadway Mattoon, 111. Costumes Separates Teutopo1 i s, Illinois Compl iments of THE ED F. RITTEN GLEN RUFFNER DRUG STORE CHEVROLET SALES 1600 Broadway AND SERVICE Phone k-k022 Mattoon, 111. Phone 923- 231 Greenup Illinois HOUSE HOUSE JAN IS BAKERY French - Danish Pastries Short Orders Phone 1758 307 W. Jefferson Lunch Dinners Eff i ngham 111 i no i s With Your Fr iends Neoga 111 i no i s 101 Compl iments CRAIG'S STORE CLARK SHOE STORE Greenup, Illinois Shoes for the whole family 923-4311 Toledo 111 i no i s Clothing for the family Compl iments of R i chard A1b i n COLES AND CUMBERLAND COUNTRY LIFE CHICKEN HATCHERY AND T r i11 a Illinois COUNTRY MUTUAL Affiliated with Farm Bureau And IAA Compl iments of GREENUP NATIONAL BANK NEAL OIL CO. Greenup, 111 i no i s Texaco and Goodrich Products Compl iments of the Phone 84-9-2981 NEOGA NEWS Toledo Illinois 102 V. SIGEL PLUMBING AND ELECTRIC ANDERSON'S JEWELRY Phone 80 Diamonds is our Business S ige1 Illinois Eff i ngham Illinois LOWREY ORGAN STUDIO MORAN'S ORCHARDS Sales Instructions Free Use of Organ in Your Home JANET and DICK LINGLER Apples Peaches Strawberr ies In Season Good Neighbor Shopping Center Mattoon 111 ino i s 10 Miles South of Mattoon on Route 121 Phone AD A-3136 Phone 895-3608 DAILY JOURNAL GAZETTE SERVING THE GREATER MATTOON AREA 103 Mattoon 111 i no i s NEOGA TEXACO SERVICE Dale Ba11 inger Complete Car Service Phone 895-6081 Neoga Illinois MATT00N TRAVEL CENTER 112 South 17th Mattoon 111 i no i s PATS’ MARATHON AND WRECKING SERVICE Phone 895-6071 Marathon Gas and Oil Neoga 111 i no i s MERL RINCKER SONS Strasburg, Illinois Phone 7R43 Reg. Hereford Cattle Breeding Stock for Sale V i s i tors We 1 come Get in Your Car Dine Inside Carry-out Service FISHER'S HI BOY DRIVE IN E. Rt. 40 Effingham DIEL % THOMPSON A - C DEALER Phone 849-2541 Toledo, 111 i no i s 104 BERT'S BARBER SHOP LUDWIG LUMBER CO. Phone 233 S i ge 1 , Illinois Eff i ngham Illinois JANSEN BROS. GARAGE L. R. GUCKER, FLORIST S i ge 1 Illinois Phone A2 Mattoon, Illinois IF YOU Came to the games..................... Bought pop at the games............... Attended the dances................... Booed against the other team.......... Cheered at the ballgames............... Bought a yearbook ad.................. Came to the class plays............... Helped us graduate.................... Enjoyed the Spring Concert............ Sponsored an activity................. Put up with our torment............... IF YOU DID NONE OF THESE.............. ...........................Thanks ...........................Thanks ...........................Thanks ...........................Thanks ............................Thanks ...........................Thanks ...........................Thanks ...........................Thanks ...........................Thanks ...........................Thanks ...........................Thanks maybe we can say thanks! next year. 105 INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Kansas City — Winnipeg Yearbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements USA