Neponset High School - Zephyr Yearbook (Neponset, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1965 volume:

THE Senior CLASS '(=5' PRESENTS Jh, ZEPWf[ NEPONSET, ILLINOIS NFP0NSF.T HIGH SCHOOL -f Mr. Freeman has coached us through a District Championship, taught us good sportsmanship, history, and about the “birds and the bees (biology) - and has such memorable stories to his credit as “My Boyhood in Missouri, “How to Break Your Foot and Land in a Cheerleaders Lap in One Easy Lesson, and “My Favorite Recipe for Suntan Lotion. WE WISH TO DEDICATE THE 1965 ZEPHYR TO MR. FREEMAN AND MRS. GERROND BECAUSE THEY BOTH BEGAN AS FACULTY MEMBERS THE SAME YEAR WE WERE FRESHMEN AND BOTH HAVE CONTINUED TEACHING US THROUGH OUR HIGH SCHOOL YEARS. OUR GREATEST APPRECIATION IS GIVEN TO THESE TWO TEACHERS WHO HAVE GUIDED US THROUGH OUR FORMATIVE YEARS. Mrs. Gerrond has taught us grammar, appreciation of literature, public speaking, and coached us in such memorable plays as “Adam’s Evening’ , “Some Women Were Talking , “Trifles , “Fog on the Valley , “The Doctor In Spite of Himself and many others. MR. FRANCIS HAYS General Business Advanced Math Student Council MRS. CAROLINE KIDD Commercial Teacher Senior Class Annual Advisor MRS. CAROL GERROND English Junior Prom Sponsor MR. JAMES DRAEGER Band Chorus MRS. MARGERY HEAVNER Home Economics General Science FHA MR. VERNON LUTHER Agriculture FFA Advisor MR. LARRY FREEMAN History Biology Coach Freshman Class MRS. SANDRA SWANSON Algebra Geometry Physics Cheerleading Advisor Sophomore Class MRS. HELEN PICKERING French Janitor GEORGE GERROND Secretary Mrs. Eveline Lyford MR. ROBERT MAAS Math Replaced Mrs. Swanson, 2nd Semester. SCHOOL BOARD--SEATED FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Gordon Burnett, Ralph Stabler, Warren Miller, Glenn Shaner. STANDING: John Verbout, Curtis Pickering, Victor Lyford. ’’East side of our high school South side view THE BUS DRIVERS--Pat Price, Bob Foes, Germaine Breitbach, owner O. N. McMeen, Cora Craine and Curtis Pickering. SPORTS SECTIONAL Gregg Gunning Co-Captain Coach Larry Freeman Neponset Neponset Neponset Neponset Neponset Neponset Neponset Neponset CHEERLEADERS Mary Sue Cinnamon Carol Verbout ft} Marilyn Stabler Jill Hill Marlis Hepner FIRST ROW: Ellis Hepner, manager, Gregg Gunning, Jim Larimer. SECOND ROW: Joe Swearingen, Don Hodgett, LeRoy Dana, Steve Rollins--All Conference Honorable Mention Center. THIRD ROW: Jerry DePauw, Dan Stetson, Jon Pickering, Roger Cannon--All Conference Honorable Mention End. FIRST ROW: Dan Cherrison, Greg Stetson, Don Brady. SECOND ROW: Terry Kuster, Denny VanMeir, Glenn Shaner, Coach Larry Freeman. THIRD ROW: Joe Robinson--Second team All Conference End, Gary Moore, John Berry--Second team All Conference Halfback. Tiskilwa Tampico LaMoille Ohio Malden Wyanet Western Annawan Dennis VanMeir, First team All Conference Guard, Cocaptain. Dan Cherrison Statisticians, Cheri Lutner and Kathy B. Mary Sue Cinnamon Neponset 64 Neponset 37 Neponset 85 Neponset 84 Neponset 94 Neponset 57 Neponset 63 Neponset 87 Neponset 83 Neponset 66 Neponset 60 Neponset 109 Neponset 101 Neponset 95 Neponset 79 Neponset 86 Neponset 71 . Wyanet 48 . Tiskilwa 60 . Hennepin 86 . Wyanet 69 . Lyndon 58 84 70 67 82 57 62 64 58 60 72 63 66 Jill Hill Jon Pickering Captain Second Team All Conference Marilyn Stabler Roger Cannon First Team All Conference Greg Gunning Neponset 63 Neponset 50 Neponset 49 Neponset 67 Neponset 67 Neponset 60 Neponset 60 LEFT TO RIGHT: Manager. Greg Stetson. Don Brady. Brad Currier. Jerry DePauw, Danny Stetson. Joe Robinson, Roger Cannon, Jon Pickering. Chuck Blake. John Berry, Gregg Gunning. Coach Larry Freeman. Marlis Hepner Brad Currier Orion 59 Cambridge 60 Walnut 69 Tislilwa 71 Atkinson 66 Western 59 Tampico 61 BACK ROW: Coach Freeman, Dick Hodgett, Jerry DePauw, Steve Rollins, Don Hodgett, Mike Berry, LeRoy Dana, Mgr. KNEELING: Ross Morris, Don Brady, Mark Bowen, Steve Bradley, Ellis HeDner. Faye Luther Judy Verbout Roger Cannon Joe Robinson Joe Swearingen Gregg Stetson, Jim Larimer Gary Moore Steve Bradley BACK ROW, Left to Right: Jon Pickering, Dennis Berry, Joe Robinson, Roger Cannon. Ron Gerard. FRONT ROW: Steve Bradley, Gary Moore, Gregg Stetson, Jim Larimer, Joe Swearingen, Coach Larry Freeman. ACTIVITIES TOP ROW: Celia Wood, Judy Verbout, Patty Wall, Susan Kidd, Mary Robinson, Mary Pickering, Joyce Morris, Pam Pickering, Susan Craine, Mary Bennett, Diana Dickerson. SECOND ROW: Nancy Jackson, Sally Stabler, Sherry Stabler, Carol VanMeir, Virginia Stone, Barb Stetson, Bobby Morris, Marlene Miller. FRONT ROW: Karen Rakestraw, Jeanne Burrows, Linda Dana, Faye Luther, Susan Dickerson, Pam Swearingen, Joanne Horner. Mrs. Heavner, Advisor Mrs. Bennett, Chapter Mother Mrs. Berry, Chapter Mother FRONT ROW: Myrna Burnett, Jill Hill, Barb Miller, Becky Hood, Sherry Williamson, Marlis Hepner. SECOND ROW: Julie Gotheridge, Nancy Miller, Cheri Luther, Pam Rakestraw, Linda Stetson, Pat Brady, Mary Jane Miller. TOP ROW: Marilyn Stabler, Carol Verbout, Mary Sue Cinnamon, Sue Bennett, Andrea Wall. Kathy Berry, and Margot Taylor. FHA GIRLS Daddy Date-Night STANDING: Celia Wood, V. P. Public Relations; Andrea Wall, Degrees; Carol Verbout, V. P. of Recreation; Dianne Dickerson. V. P. of Projects. SITTING: Cheri Luther, Treasurer; Pat Brady, Secretary; Sue Bennett, V. President; Kathy Berry, President; Marlis Hepner, 2nd Vice President; Mary Pickering, Historian. Htfoud vi W ]Md G m Bftdi (A StoJmate, S'dmoJb oh 'Jom Freshmen BARBARA STETSON STEVE BRADLEY Sophomore MARY BENNETT GARY MOORE Junior NANCY MILLER CHUCK BLAKE ROW ONE: Ellis Hepner, Dennis Jackson. Greg Stetson. Don Brady. Mark Bowen, Ross Morris. ROW TWO: Dennis VanMeir, Ron Gerard, Glenn Shaner, Terry Kuster, Dick Hodgett, Jerry DePauw, Mike Berry. ROW THREE: Mr. Luther, LeRoy Dana, Steve Rollins, John Berry, Roger Cannon, Joe Robinson, Jon Pickering, Chuck Blake, Dan Stetson, Don Hodgett, Jim Larimer, and Steve Bradley. D. Stetson D. Hodgett C. Blake J. Berry T. Kuster G. Shaner J. Pickering, J. Larimer, D. VanMeir, R. Gerard and D. Jackson. LEFT TO RIGHT: Chuck Blake, Reporter; Mr. Luther, Advisor; Dennis VanMeir, Vice President; Jon Pickering, President; Dan Stetson, Treasurer; Dennis Jackson, Secretary; Terry Kuster, Sentinel. Mr. Draeger Linda Stetson (Treasurer Librarian) Mary Jane Miller (Secretary) Brad Currier (Vice-President) Cheri Luther (President) 1st Flute Solo Linda Dana 1st Clarinet Solo Diane Dickerson CONCERT BAND--FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Diane Dickerson, Judy Verbout, Brad Currier, Myrna. Burnett, Faye Luther, Linda Dana, Marlene Miller, and Mary Jane Miller. SECOND ROW: Susan Craine, Mary Pickering, Marlis Hepner, Celia Wood, Pam Pickering, LeRoy Dana. Don Brady, Cheri Luther, Steve Rollins, Mike Berry, Linda Stetson, Mary Sue Cinnamon, Pat Brady. THIRD ROW: Ellis Hepner. Susan Jo Kidd, Greg Gunning, Joe Robinson, and Mr. Draeger. N. H. S. MARCHING BAND 1ST INSTRUMENTAL DUET--Pat Brady and Myma Burnett. 1ST INSTRUMENTAL TRIO--Brad Currier, Myma Burnett, and Marlis Hepner. LEFT TO RIGHT: Barb Stetson, Julie Gotheridge, Head Majorette; and Nancy Miller. FIRST VOCAL TRIO--LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Verbout, Myrna Burnett, and Marlis Hepner. FIRST VOCAL TRIO--LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue Bennett, Cheri Luther, and Barb Miller. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Sherry Williamson. Sherry Stabler, Marlene Miller, Pam Swearingen, Nancy Kaiser, Diane Dicker-son, Linda Dana, Jeanne Burrows. SECOND ROW: Susan Craine, Patty Wall, Mary Sue Cinnamon, Pam Rakestraw, Mary Jane Miller, Linda Stetson, Faye Luther. THIRD ROW: Ellis Hepner, Steve Bradley, Mark Bowen, Dick Hodgett, Dennis Jackson, LeRoy Dana, Cheri Luther. FOURTH ROW: Brad Currier, Greg Stetson, Jon Pickering, John Kares, and Danny Stetson. FIRST VOCAL DUET--LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Nadine Kaiser. FIRST VOCAL SOLO--FAR LEFT: Gregg Gunning. FIRST VOCAL SOLO--RIGHT: Margot Taylor. LEFT TO RIGHT: Susan Dickerson, Myma Burnett, Barb Miller, Accompanist: Nancy Miller Julie Gotheridge. Nancy Jackson, Marlis Hepner, Nancy Miller. SECOND ROW: Margot Taylor. Nadine Kaiser, Mary Robinson, JoAnn Horner, Pam Pickering, Susan Jo Kidd, Barb Stetson. THIRD ROW: Kathy Berry. Carol Verbout, Sue Bennett, Mary Bennett, Carol VanMeir, Gregg Gunning, Ronnie Gerard. FOURTH ROW: Steve Rollins, Joe Robinson, Dennis VanMeir, Roger Cannon, Terry Kuster, Donavon Hodgett, and Mr. Draeger. FIRST VOCAL SOLO --Sue Bennett. FIRST VOCAL SOLO --Ellis Hepner. fidm'i Euamtj Mrs. Gerrond and daughter Denny and his funeral wreath Who did you say I was? Make-up artist. Is he O. K., Doc? Action shot Stage hands and prompter A little bit of this, and a little dab of that. Mighty Marlis Such beauty, such grace, such fire... All-American beauty! Removing their faces Ardis' Day has arrived! tIk (M JLadtj Showi WUMi Hard-working (?) crew Director Crew working hard again Will you be my mother? ” Charwomen Mrs. Haggerty (Sniff, Sniff) Sit down! Although it's on your knees you should be to me. (Notice the legs!) 7W !%S %m Rwa Horn 'Ja je, Boys' State Roger Cannon Girls' State Pat Brady UNDERCLASSMEN John Berry Chuck Blake Pat Brady Myrna Burnett Roger Cannon Ron Gerard Marlis Hepner Don Hodgett Becky Hood Terry Kuster zs , V Nancy Kaiser u J Joe Robinson Steve Rollins Glenn Shaner Jim Larimer Nancy Miller Dan Stetson Greg Stetson Joe Swearingen Andrea Wall s o p H o M O R E S Diane Dickerson Joanne Horner Nancy Jackson Gary Moore Joyce Morris Mary Pickering Karen Rakestraw Sally Stabler Wf ') Judy Verbout Celia Woods Jmbnm Steve Bradley Mark Bowen Jeanne Burrows Susan Craine Susan Dickerson Ellis Hepner FRESHMAN Dick Hodgett, President; Patty Wall, Vice President; Susan Dickerson, Secretary; Susan Jo Kidd, Treasurer; Mr. Larry Freeman, Sponsor. SOPHOMORE Mary Pickering, President; Diane Dickerson, Vice President; Mary Bennett, Secretary; Celia Woods, Treasurer; Mrs. Sandra Swanson; Sponsor. JUNIORS Greg Stetson, President; Steve Rollins, Vice President; Jim Larimer, Secretary; Patsy Brady, Treasurer; Mrs. Carol Gerrond, Sponsor, Mr. Vernon Luther, Sponsor. SENIORS PRESIDENT, Marilyn Stabler; VICE PRESIDENT, Jon Pickering; SECRETARY, Jill Hill. TREASURER, Cheri Luther; SPONSOR, Mrs. Caroline Kidd. SITTING: Andrea Wall, Mike Berry, Gregg Gunning, Carol Verbout. STANDING: Joe Robinson, Judy Verbout, Brad Currier, Mark Bowen, Sponsor, Mr. Francis Hays; and Barbara Stetson. Smm (Ham Hittow All aboard! On August 28, 1961, twenty-two young, eager-looking passengers boarded the Zephyr to begin a long, exciting journey. Our conductor for the first lap of our trip was Brad Currier. We were dressed differently than the usual passengers with the boys wearing their mother’s bathing suits and the girls dressed like their fathers. We observed Valentine's Day by giving a special Valentine's Party. We invited the passengers from the other three cars and the party was a big success. The train stopped to refuel and to pick up a fresh engineer--Mrs. Heavner left and Mrs. Pollpeter boarded. Two passengers disembarked--Betty Carlson and Richard Mahler. After a short layover, the passengers reboarded the train and a new passenger joined us, Denny Berry. We were in a different car and the conductor for this part of the trip was Carol Verbout. She helped us plan another party--the Homecoming dance which we called Autumn Serenade”. This was our first really big party, and everyone in our car helped with the decorations. We made a short stop during the middle of this part of our trip to pick up some more passengers. They were Margot Taylor, Sherry Williamson, and Donna Dickey. After we had completed half our journey, we had to stop to have the train overhauled and Larry Evans got off. While this was being done, we were free to go swimming, to the movies, and all the other things people do in the summer. When we reboarded the train, we had a new conductor, Kathy Berry. We had two engineers for this part of the trip because this was going to be a very busy time for us. They were Mrs. Gerrond and Mrs. Pollpeter. We made a brief stop in Princeton to pick up our new class rings at Jostens. We were the first class at N. H. S. ever to choose round class rings, and we were very proud of them. To boost the spirits at all the athletic events, a marching band was organized--the first in N. H. S. history. About half the passengers in car three participated. We were also very busy making money for the most exciting social event of the year--the Junior-Senior Prom. The train stopped in Peoria and the passengers in cars 3 and 4 and their guests were all invited to the Pe're Marquette for dining and dancing. The theme of the prom was Moment de Souvenir ( Moments to Remember ). The Zephyr stopped for the last time to change engineers, Pam Rakestraw, and to give us a chance to rest up before the final lap of our journey. Our new engineer was Mrs. Kidd and our conductor, Marilyn Stabler. This was the busiest and fastest part of the trip so far. We had our senior pictures taken, ordered our graduation announcements, attended prom, went to Chicago on our class trip, and went to Baccalaureate services. Finally, on the evening of May 28, 1965, the Zephyr reached its destination, ending one of our many train rides through life. Kathy Berry Brad Currier Cheri Luther Sherry Williamson Semi Cku Mill We, the Senior Class of 1965, being of sound mind and body, do make, declare, and publish this to be our last will and testament. THE FACULTY: To Mr. Hays, our principal, we will our morbid outlook on life. To Mr. Luther we leave all the unused mistletoe for next year's Christmas Party. To Mrs. Gerrond we leave all the assignments we had on game nights. To Mrs. Kidd we leave all the spaghetti we had left from our supper. To Mrs. Heavner we will one pair of red flannel, long underwear for those cold Minnesota nights. To Mr. Draeger we leave..............do, re, me. To Mr. Maas we will no more drum sessions in sixth hour. To Mrs. Pickering we will the ability to keep track of Jim Larimer. To Mrs. Lyford (Evergreen) we leave a lock for the office which cannot be picked. To Mr. Garrond, our janitor, we will 3 Freshman slaves. Put ’em to work, George. THE UNDERCLASSMEN: To the Juniors, we will the ability to keep the faculty in hand like we have. To the Sophomores we leave our ability as torquers. To the Freshmen we leave the memory of the class trips before them. INDIVIDUAL: I, SUE BENNETT, will my high voice to Steve Bradley. DENNIS BERRY wills his musical ability to Greg Stetson. KATHY BERRY wills her black lace nylons to Pat Brady. Hope they fit, Pat. MARY SUE wills her ability to go with two guys at the same time to Nancy Miller, not that you need any help! BRAD CURRIER wills his English grades to Ron Gerard, not that you need 'em. LE ROY DANA wills his taxi service to the grade school to Chuck Blake. Remember. Chuck, to always be generous. JULIE GOTHERIDGE wills her twirling ability to Mary Bennett. GREGG GUNNING wills his ability to get along with Kewanee girls to Roger Cannon. Just be sure to drive carefully. I, JILL HILL, will my line of bull to Joanne Homer. Just keep talkin'. DENNIS JACKSON wills his athletic ability to Danny Stetson. Make good use of it. Dan. JOHN KARES wills his pianistic ability to Terry Kuster. CHER1 LUTHER leaves that junior boy to Sherry Stabler. Use T. L. C. with him. BARBARA MILLER wills her ability to get along with out-of-town boys to Mary Robinson. I, MARY JANE MILLER, will my ability to make romance last to Becky Hood. JOHN PICKERING wills his rebounding ability to Ellis Hepner. I, PAM RAKESTRAW, leave my long line to Myrna Burnett. Hope it fits, Myrna. MARILYN STABLER wills her leadership ability to Don Hodgett. LINDA STETSON wills her good use of the English language to Marlis Hepner. I, DENNIS VAN MEIR, will my modesty to John Berry. Make good use of it, John. CAROL VERBOUT wills her ability to get along with Mr. Freeman to Ellis Hepner. SHERRY WILLIAMSON wills her fabulous etiquette to Marlene Miller. MARGOT TAYLOR leaves..........................Andrea Wall. Parting is such sweet sorrow. Witnessed on this 28th day of May, in the year nineteen hundred and sixty-five: WITNESSES: Jill Hill Pam Rakestraw Mary Jane Miller Sue Bennett Dennis VanMeir Zefluf'i Staff SEATED: Business Manager, Jill Hill; Editor, Carol Verbout; Co-editor, Andrea Wall. FIRST ROW: Diane Dickerson, Pat Brady, Jeanne Burrows, Marlis Hepner, Linda Stetson, Cheri Luther, Mary Jane Miller, Sherry Williamson. SECOND ROW: Bradley Currier, Gregg Gunning, Pam Rakestraw, Nancy Miller, Margot Taylor, Nancy Kaiser. Kathy Berry. THIRD ROW: Donovan Hodgett, John Berry, Marilyn Stabler, Mary Sue Cinnamon, Sue Bennett, Jon Pickering. FOURTH ROW: Dan Stetson, Charles Blake, John Kares, Terry Kuster, Dennis Berry. Basketball 2; Track 2-4; Chorus 2-4; Dramatics 2-4, Little 8 Play Contest Best Actor Award 2, Best all around Performance Award 4; Football Announcer 2; Annual Staff 4. DENNIS BLAKEMAN BERRY Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4; FHA 1-4; Newspaper Staff 1-3; Annual Staff 4; Play 3; Pep Band 2; Marching Band 3; Vocal Contest 1, 3; Instrumental Contest 3; Cheerleader 2, 4; Prom Queen 4. MARY SUE CINNAMON Class Pres. 1; Band 1-4, V. Pres. 4; Chorus 2-4; Plays 1, 3, 4; Basketball 2-4; FFA 1; Student Council 4; Homecoming Attendant (1st): Summer Science Training Program 3; Annual Staff 4. BRADLEY EUGENE CURRIER Chorus 1, 3, 4; FHA 1-4. Officer 2; Drum Majorette 3, 4; Play 3, 4. JULIA ELLEN GOTHERIDGE GREGORY THOMAS GUNNING Class V. Pres. 1,2; Band 1-4; FFA 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1-4; Music Camp 2; Boys' State 3; Vocal Contest 1-4; Annual Staff 4; Football 1, 3, 4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-4; Football Mgr. 2; Homecoming Court 3; Homecoming King 4; Pep Club 1; Play 1, 3; Football Co-cap. 4; Student Council V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4. JOHN MICHAEL KARES Football 1-3; Basketball 1-3; Track 1. 2; Chorus 1-4; Class V. Pres. 3. Chorus 1-4; FFA 1-4, FFA reporter 3, Sec. 4; Track 3. DENNIS DELBERT JACKSON Band 1-4, Pres. 4; Chorus 1, 3, 4; Vocal trio 1-4; FHA 1-4, Degrees Chr. 2, Treas. 4; Pep band 2; Cheerleader 2; Stat. 3, 4; Plays 2, 4; Newspaper staff 2, 3, Editor 3; Band contest 1-4; Class Treas. 4; Pep club 1; DAR 4; Annual Staff 4. CHERI ELAINE LUTHER MARY JANE MILLER Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Play 2, 3; Cheerleader 2, 3; Class Sec. 2; Class Treas. 3; Homecoming court 4; Music Camp 2. PAMELA JO RAKESTRAW Transferred from Kewanee 4; Annual Staff 4; Chorus 4; FHA 4. ▲ A MARILYN KAY STABLER Cheerleading 1-4; Chorus 1, 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Plays 2; Homecoming Court 3, 1st Attendant 4; Class Treasurer 2, Pres. 4; FHA 1-4. Officer 3; Newspaper Staff 2. Pep Club 1. Band 2-4, Librarian 2-4, Marching Band 3, Treas. 4; Chorus 1, 3, 4; FHA 1-4; Pep Club 1, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4. LINDA KAY STETSON Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Cap. 4; Basketball 1; Track 2-4; FFA 1-4, officer Sentinel 3, V. Pres. 4; Chorus 1-4; Three act play 4. DENNIS ALLEN VAN MEIR MARGOT FRANCES TAYLOR FHA 2-4, Recreation Chr. 3; Ar Club 2; Band 2, 3; Contest 3, 4; Chorus 1, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 4; An-ntfal Staff 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 2, 3. Chorus 1, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1-4; FHA 1-4, Pub. Rel. Chr. 2, Recreation Chr. 4; Class Pres. 2; Homecoming Court 2, Queen 4; Plays 2, 4; Co-Ed. for Annual 3, Editor 4; Newspaper Staff 3; Contest 3; Student Council Secretary 4. Nobody loves me Where's I wanna hold your hand Sweet Innocent. Only my hairdresser knows for sure. Need a push? I'm bashful! Grin and bear it Ship Ahoy Ride 'em cowboy VA-RROOM! I've had one too many Flower Lookin' for someone? Pam's new Is walking permanent crowded? Hd Jme BOY GIRL Tallest Denny B. Sue Shortest Brad Sherry Darkest Eyes LeRoy Julie Lightest Eyes Denny B. Pam Most Bashful Dennis J. Barb Least Bashful Gregg Jill Biggest Feet Denny B. Sue Smallest Feet Dennis J. Barb Best Dancers Dennis V. M. Jill Best Actor - Actress Denny B. Jill Teacher’s Pet Brad Cheri Teacher's Pest Dan Linda Most Often Tardy LeRoy Pam Most Romantic Gregg Jill Noisiest Dan Mary Sue Oldest John Mary Sue Youngest Brad Mary Jane Most Athletic Gregg Carol Most Likely to Succeed Brad Cheri Prettiest Smile Denny B. Carol Prettiest Hair John Marilyn Most Mannerly LeRoy Kathy Cut-Ups Gregg Marilyn Musical Ability Denny B. Sue Night Owls Denny B. Jill Class Bookworm Brad Cheri Class Workers Jon Sue Most Artistic Denny B. Margot Most Ambitious Brad Cheri Most Inquisitive Dan Mary Sue Biggest Eaters Dennis J. Mary Sue Dare Devils Gregg Jill Class Sport Football Favorite Subject Study Hall Favorite Food Hamburger Weight 2460 lbs. Height Ill Ft. 2 In. Shoe Size 149 1 2 B Ring Size 125 Favorite Pastime Riding Around thmcjo, dtlmoti _ JIM Ml LNE1 S AUTO SALES Kewanee, Illinois BURTON1 S RED S- WHITE GROCERY Buda Phone 3561 APPELL'S TV AND APPLIANCE Ph. WE 2-3065 Galva I 11inoi s LANGFORD DRUGS Sheffi eld I 11i noi s DR. R. W. GRAHAM Annawan Illinois mgf - r ■ C 1! I? The Office Equipment Discount House HwHtWn OjfjfUOt EfUpnmt CwtM Galva, Illinois Open 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Every Day Except Sundays. jLod (Jwj wk to. Galva, Illinois For Your New S- Used Car Needs -See Us CITIZENS FIRST NATIONAL BANK Serving Bureau County for 100 Years P r i nceton Illinois HI-WAY CAFE Buda Illinois OVERBAUGH EQUIPMENT CO. 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