Onarga Military School - Parade Yearbook (Onarga, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1958 volume:

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Principal Mathematics Prep Basketball FCLTY CAPTAIN JAMES H. HOBBS Music Instructor Band Director Prep Math Glee Club Director Swimming Coach CAPTAIN WILLIAM W. WYMAN Citizenship Business Training Economics Timing Speech Locker Room Supervisor I7l CAPTAIN WILLIAM H. ESKRIDGE FCLTY REVEREND CECIL B. LOCKAIID Post Chaplain Religious Education CBelowD LIEUTENANT ROBERT I. AVERY Athletic Director English Football Coach Track Coach Fresh-Soph Basketball C Above Biology Drivers Training Prep Science Tennis Coach Basketball Coach Physical Training C Above J CAPTAIN LEONARD C. Cox World History Speech Spanish Librarian C Leftl CAPTAIN DANIEL L. PARHISH U. S. History General Math Latin i h Sociology Intramurals I31 C Right MRS. BEss SPORE School Nurse ffiightj Office and Cadet Welfage Staff MRS. GLADYS TAYLOR Secretary- Treasurer KLGHQ MRS. RHETA FISHER Secretary fAbove2 E 5 MRS. WILMA JONES Tailor lliightj I9f fa 95 .ss 2 Q1 Sz ev 41 H 2 xg, at Q za 53 , J Z -1: J, 555, 'sz Q E2 .ig ss, ,A W Q if f 5 2 s ,Y .. .. ...V ,,.W, A... ,, ,,.,,, W, , ,,.., ,.,. V ,N MW. SENIORS OF '53 STANDING--ROSS P., Lasseter, Bourk, Smith G., Zoes, Kepner, Chailland, Zander. SITTING-H6DdfiCkS, Woody, Hudson, Kirby, Birgerson. KNEELING-Foster D., Gordon, Wilcox, Maples, Sucharetza, Greco B. Au Revoir VVith this book we bid O.M.S. au revoir, but we leave behind classes abound- ing in ability and potential leaders-We know good years will follow, so . . . Ill Come with Us And See theClasses W,,,,,,,,,W5am1 M fsgilzfffflflllzl I 1, , t 1 .J 1 Rifle Team 3, 4 ' Basketball 1, 2 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Swimming 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Onargosy Stall' 1, 2 Expert, Rifle, 3 I Parade Staff 4 Student Council 1, 2, 4 O. M. S. Club 3, 4 Guardian Cord 1, 2, 8, 4 cfBiR,' CAD1-:T FIRST LIEUTENANT EDWARD ALAN BOURK Oficer Company A Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Tennis 4 Onargosy Staff 1 Glee Club 3, 4 Honorable mention 3, 4 Crack Company 2, 8, 4 Most Valuable Basketball 4 Most Improved Football 4 Sharpshooter 2 All Conference Fullback 4 Student Council 3, 4 Specialty Act 4 1 O.M.S. Club 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 disk I A I , 4 f Play Ball? l12l , c CADET CAPTAIN MERRILL I. BIRGERSON Commander, Company B Band Contest 3 N.A.S.S. 3, 4 Glee Club 1,' 3, 4 Crack Company 2, 3, 4 Specialty Act 3 Ifnterlocuter 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll 3 Competitive Drill Finalist 4 American Legion Award CH.S.J 4 'If money's the root of all evil, I'm the devil in disgu1Lsef' 25 ii Smiley S' Garry CADET FIRST SERGEANT MELVIN DOUGLAS FOSTER Company A Auditorium Monitor 4 Parade Art Work 3, 4 Onargosy Art Work 3, 4 Glee Club 4 A X yy , K, com 9 y QW. mf G43 ee' L7 X - g we : .., i f, ,... Those 'Yankees' are still trying to win. CADET S.F.C. GARY A. CHAILLAND Company A Parade Staff 4 Medal Winning 4 End Man 4 Specialty Act 3 Crack Company 4 up f I4 g Ky fi T, x fi 5 X 4 h if ' f , ,J mx 'x l Why should I get exczted I 'm never wrong. K4-Doug, Gordy X x , ....::',:.-v..,,.fyA4,,,,:l,1-1-: ::,:ZiJ::i5.:s35'isMk?!'d::1:- 5 'fir E li.,,,-.MM f Q M F . ff' W. 'N CADET CAPTAIN DON EDWARD GORDON Battalion Training Oficer Football 2, 3 Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Onargosy Editor 3, 4 Parade Staff 4 Sharpshooter 2 O.M.S. Club 2, 8, 4 Student Council 4 Guardian Cord 3, 4 CADET MAJOR ROBERT JOSEPH GRECO Basketball 8, 1, 2, 3 Battalion Commander Football 8, 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 8, 1, 2, 8 Onargosy Circulation Sharpshooter 2 Parade Staff 4 Student Council 2 O.M.S. Club 1, 2, 3, Specialty Act 1, 2, 3 End Man 4 Guardian Cord 2, 3, 4 Competitive Drill Wi 1 ff, L .gfxjg 5 .Q , . l l A 1' ..A m I a DollP', 8, 1 4 nner 2, 3, 4 N.A.S.S. 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Crack Company 2, 3 CC Commander 4 Football Capt. 4 Most Valuable Football 3 All Conference FB 3, 4 Hon. Men. All State FB 3 Honor Roll 2 Sophomore Award 2 History Award 2 Tribune Medal fGoldD 4 to D141 EE 53.1 Color Guard 2 N.A.S.S. 3, 4 End Man 4 Speech Contest 3, 4 Drill Team Commander 2, 3, 4 Most Valuable Swimmer 2 Swimming Team Capt. 3, 4 Tribune Medal CGoldl El I I, K Sy X fl ,K :Air Qffv 'DMZ I . gl ff' If X JZ N ig , 5 ii is '- E 15' ,, z lx 7 Q xi A I ' Well Hoyer, if you have sun- glasses, suntan oil, electric shaver, battery, electric blan- ket, arms and candy, I guess we are ready to go into maneuoersf, E Crecsn v A 1 1 ,gwraswmw 5 CADET FIRST SERGEANT D i 5 First Sergeant Rifle Team 1, 2, 3, 4 gl Basketball 7, 8, 1, 2, 3 l Football 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, 4 ' Track 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, 4 ' FQ Onargosy Circulation 8, 1, 2, 3 Expert Riiieman 3 O.M.S. Club 2, 3, 4 End Man 4 'Twitclf' ONALD GLEN HENDRICKS Company B Color Guard 1, 2, 3 Glee Club 2, 3 Hon. Mention Guardian Cord 3 Competitive Drill Finalist 2, 4 Crack Company 2, 3, 4 Hon. Men. All Conference Foot- ball 2, 3 All Conference Football 4 4,-J4 E g lg 'Q ' Q5 ' tx gif ' eg rWx ft! 9 S- bl ' n KL va 4 ' I .' rf wr I CADET CAPTAIN WILLIAM M. HUDSON Band Commander Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Parade Staff 4 Student Council 3, 4 o.M.s. Club 2, 3, 4 Guardian Cord 1, 2, 3, 4 Band Contest 2, 3, 4 Competitive Drill Finalist 2 N.A.S,S. 3, 4 Co-Capt. Football 4 Capt. Basketball 4 Capt. Track 4 Most Valuable Football Player 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Bugler 1, 2, 3 'fi za ' N , .- 'll : - if . f. -- Q my A F 5 OQZWM We shoulda done better on ' that one, come on fellas! 1151'- . , Yes, but - - - ..Skip,, 7 f 5 peril? 3555? JH' s i T CADET CAPTAIN WALTER ANDREW KEPNER Commander Company C Rifle Team 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 8, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Expert, Rifle 4 Specialty Act 2, 3, 4 Crack Company 3, 4 Prep Athletics 6, 7, 8 Student Council 3 O.M.S. Club 2, 3, 4 Guardian Cord 2, 3 Drill Finalist 8, 8, 4 Hon. Men. All Conference All Conference Tackle 4 Hon. Men. All State FB N.A.S.S. 4 KB CADET FIRST LIEUTENANT RICHARD E. KIHBY Fm Executive Officer Company B - Rifle Team 2, 3, 4 Guardian Cord 3, 4 Football 2 N.A.S.S. 4 Swimming 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Onargosy Staff 2, 3, 4 Crack Company 3, 4 Onargosy Circu Expert Rifle 3 Parade Staff 4 'O.M.S. Club 4 rgf- le E5 I T, t ef A T if N 'lf T A Puppy love is for the dogs. Give me a monkey Huey Of Wallyll Ph f- - 'Ei is Q W AWK? A f Z Q4 chill-if v b f-f..b- -f4V -- -L ,K FAM! Hey, I'M Supposed to THROW the discusf' M vm, , lation Manager 4 Band 2, 3 Ordnance Commander 4 Military Conduct Award 3 Tribune Medal CSilverD 4 0 .. fc-g. E . ul-, Q . I F 1 ef, ' 4- If 'IDU- anytimef, 3 1 if omg I E I it , 1 E , CADET SGT. lf CL DILLABD BROWN LASSETER E E 3 Minstrel Show 2, 3, 4 Merit Bar 3, 4 Intramurals 2, 3, 4 Di1lie '4-R Qi, 'Tm for hibernating 365 days a year myself. CADE1' MASTER SERGEANT RONALD R. MAPLES , Phtoon Leader Company C Rifle Team 4 Medal Winning 4 Intramurals 4 Merit Bar 4 Onargosy Circulation 4 Honorable Mention Guardian Sharpshooter 4 Cord 4 Parade Staff 4 A Crack Company 4 I 0 I No Rex, I really don't think they had anything personal in mindf' f. ,, I 17 1 Rex Porky,, SGT. lf CL GENE ELDRIDGE SMITH Squad Leader C Company Football 4 Specialty Act 4 x-45' ft ' f' Q ly if My middle name - - - we in Farmer City ---- l' CADET Fmsr SERGEANT PAUL O. Ross First Sergeant Company C Intramurals 8, 4 Medal Winning 4 C01'd 4 Specialty Act 8, 4 Prep Basketball Manager S Special Contest Medal 4 Honorable Mention Guardian Merit Bar 4 Band Contest 4 2-ai? My 455 't-Q f Well I gotta reduce, don,t IP,' Basketball 4 Track 4 i L 181 amiflv' Q r ,.....1 CADET CAPTAIN CARLOS I. SUCHAREIZA Commander Company A Competitive Drill Finalist 8, 4 N.A.S.S. 2, 3, 4 Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Honorable Mention Guardian Cord 1 Specialty Act 1, 2, 8 Crack Company 2, 3, 4 Rifle Team 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3 Onargosy Staff 1 Expert Rifle 3, 4 Parade Staff 4 O.M.S. Club 2, 3, 4 - cgsoochvv CADET LIEUTENANT HARVEY L. W1Lcox Rifle Team 3, 4 Expert CRiHel 3 Most Improved CRiHel 4 Swimming 3 . '!f'! 7 o 7 if? 1 Capt. Swimming Team 2 Most Valuable Swimmer 3, 4 Tribune R.O.T.C. Medal CSilverJ End Man 4 Guardian Cord 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 2, 3, 4 Merit Bar 3, 4 Band Contests 1, 2, 3, 4 Meents Award 4 r Sooch, the Lion Hearted? First Platoon ll Minstrel Show 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Bausch-Lomb Science Award ff KMOUG, bvy, mooef' I 19 I Haw l el I R P E 1 if S 1 Y' tl 'Q l lx S CADET FIRST LIEUTENANT RALPH EARL WooDY Executive Oficer Company C Football 1, 2, s, 4 Swimming 2, 3, 4 Track 2 Onargosy Staff 4 Parade Staff 4 O.M.S. Club 2, 3, 4 Guardian Cord 3, 4 N.A.S.S. 3, 4 Woody CADET CAPTAIN WHITNEY H. ZANDER Battalion Executive Officer Rifle Team 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 8, 4 Track 2, 3 Expert 4 Student Council 4 Class Officer 8 O.M.S. Club Officer 4 O.M.S. Club 3, 4 Guardian Cord 3 Drill Finalists 3 R Q ff 'Xi AM IMCGQL W 'TIF ,L in 4,1 ., O N ut: 4 Real, real cool, Gab. i Gertude Mueller Award 8 Scholarship Medal 3 Scholarship Bar 3 Crack Company 3, 4 Hon. Mention All Conference Football 4 N.A.S.S. 4 Parade Staff 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Clee Club 4 lf?-0l Onargosy Circulation Staff 1 Competitive Drill Finalist 3 Specialty Act 2, 3 Crack Company 4 Speech Contest 3, 4 History Award 1 Scholarship 1, 8, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 High School Scholarship Science Award 4 English Award 4 junior Drill Team 3 51 ,X . I . fQ?Sw A sit! Is it me or the garbage? Whit, ' Wi? S li MM, .Wm x Fritz Class Motto: CADET Fmsr LLEUTENANT FREDERICK E. ZoEs Battalion Adiutant Rifle Team 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Expert Rifle 4 Ninth Rifle Bar 3 HONOR, DUTY, COUNTRY Class Flower: PINK CARNATION Class Song: FASCINATION Class Gift: PORTRAIT OF M SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Competitive Drill Finalist 3, 4 Honorable Mention 4 Light-Weight Football Coach 4 Military Conduct Award 4 l f 1lx us f I ,l NX if I W x X , 1 , . 'J V V 6 X : - . -' 5' ,, I U, H Now me an' dee zuyder zee-gotta get outnan order ---- . AJOR STIENECKER Walter Kepner Robert Greco Carlos Suchretza Richard Kirby President Vice President Secretary Treasurer l2ll Q Class of 1959 Class of 1960 Class of 1961 Class of 1962 Class of 1963 4fJ.f I 1 J' lass of '59 BACK-Sweedler, Powell, Lake, Clark, K., Ingham, Gilman. MrDDLE-Cochran, Hoyer, Berthold, Cardina, Reusch. FRONT-Suzuki, T., Tamburrino, Buccieri, Ross, D., Alton, Bohr. CLASS OFFICERS Ablli f f W Q , VV , , v-l- S , Sll- 'S ,lil H. l : Y S 5, T5 Y S ' S l . S 5 . Tamburrmo Buccier' ---- W up , 'dent S I D S01 Vzce Pres: ecretary ave A T019 .dent Tr Ross Pres' eflw fe,- i231 The juniors have a good class and they seem to know how to get things done. '59 should be a great year and the class of '58 wishes the '59ers all the luck in the world. lass of '60 Iames Boyd Class President TOP-Boyd, Stockham, Tull, Kasik, Henry, Schwager, Galeckas, Glade. Second-Diamond Clark, T., Dever, Kirschbaum, Hukill, Kinny, Fisher, Prentice. Third-MacDougall Livingston, Schafer, Long, Cromwell, Thurbee, Garro, Sajdak. Fourth-Theo, Hernandez Greco, R., Piatt, Hutchison, Prater. 1 ,Q -, ..,,, n 11 A , f f -- .V ., ' .. ,. gf. 1, V wg..':,. g3 5., 'j, ..,,, ,giiff,fgfg.. ,ykjjgg Ang-:5x,g.,5,gg,q,,. ,gf fig' ..,-.gp K KKVVV -f1g.gg',fii,z-'...,,..efw giikic --'21'Ef2iui, ' S-FQffi1'u-:iilglieszi Si'-lliifsrffir ...,. ...af -M, . f .. -rg, , in SS f,--, ii ,,.. , C , 5, ,, .m.,. . , ,. 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'lik - k1 . ,..,, argl.: -, L 3 ffm V, ffgfflsxiligiggi S 7 , . 2 - 4' .. wif H iwvlifi ecretar . ' Y P - ' y Jerome KaS1k ff' ..i 75' Treasurer . Chico Hernandez Sgt.-at-Arms I 24 l Schafer T. Clark Thurbee 4.5 4.5 Soph. Award 1 s a Class of 961 TOP-Lyman, Gyger, Iohnson, Hogan, Flannery, Monson, M. Second-Franke, Willard, Sal- berg, Chmiel, Kaye, Wallace. Third-Benak, Phillips, Zamdt, Loveless, Young, Kearney. Fourth-Jensen, Oberg, D'Adam, Hahn, Burman, Lundstrom. Fifth-Breyer, Munsun, T., Christian, Bartlett, Larracuenta, Weisenberger. Sixth-Suzuki, D., Foster, I. Class Ufficers . .s i 25,3 '- f. BW f,,5,, 3 d , J ' K ' wi C 0 3SlllC 0ll0I'S President, Sgt.-05'A Hllif sa: H0fl0f R011 XX assed f ,rs ,,,a..., - i', Soho Yam-at , f- 6 TT . 5, -5 fflf5f'Pww. Elves H1 3 X' H lf V go0'e'X2cre101'1.I Wa 3 ' David Breyer S E' -' , . Stmight Fwe aw Daqioifisidefw Lundstrom Vwg I 25 1 Four Honor Rolls Classes of '62 and '63 99? 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M is . . mf 9. , a- .1 H .Q ' - own PG v rin 1 . -rw ,Q- .. , .t... f 1 F-s . .V -af' r ' 1 P .s . - 5- fr-11 1'ff5'+ r ,, lk is 5 is . if Whit Zander, Ad Section, Wally Kepner, Layout, Carlos Sucharetza, Arrangement Preparation, Robert Greco, Ad Section. All of the people shown on this page worked on com- piling this issue of the OMS '58 Parade. Woody remained here for nearly a week working mainly on copy. Zander returned and completed soliciting ads and his copy. Fosteris cartoons came a few days after school all fine and well done, this was a complete job. The Birgerson brothers put in two full days and accomplished a lot of work. Friday and Saturday it was near one a.m. when Biff and Alex', quit. Flannery brought down some snap- shots sorely needed. Chailland took pictures during the year, but most of those are not here. The Misses Eshleman and Booth helped with some of the art work and check- ing. Johnson added several days of typing and pasting up montages. The material is now complete this day of the 6th of june 1958-Now one more complete . mm .... --, D011 He d . Ad Segtigfks Layout check and to the Interstate Printers in Danville. fN.B. For the ,59ers: A conserv- ative figure, counting all above but not Doug's cartoon time, 402 hrs. or better than 50 8-hour days' work on this bookj. Nanc y 3 1 man AU Detfgltb ' . , h n Glenda oldfhfzadef Alex Birgerson 56 Tom I0 -H50 Aft-PT Cwy, Laywf Cowwt , I 271 The Senior Class of '58 herewith expresses its appreciation of all the help you Page of 1 have given to our efforts in preparing this 1958 edition of the OMS Parade. fZ QwWfLWAJiW.WwMQMjEM Jwm wg sf? We fwfwehwigwxie Zkjflgm r ffl f .Ji N , M WW? fi-Mfrs? Wy ppm? MJ 6 f - QWSVQ QU MWMW -Q.0-Jtgiil Zffifw A54 Q fmfdt mmf to Ms arles 6Qf'7l1f,,fW Wgpfiiesffww M ri- MW ir ,,. -1v'L Q1 S'rANDrNG-Suzuki, D., Kirby, Greco, B., Birgerson, Zander, Sucharetza, Don Gordon, Kepner. SITTING-Alton, Suzuki, T., Kaye, Woody, Greco, R. KNEELING-HOYCI, Thurbee, Hudson, Lundstrom, Wilcox. INSERTS-Eppler, Flannery. Guardians The position of an Onarga Guardian is one of the most respected in the entire school. This is because the requirements of a Guardian are so high. Only twelve are made each semester and to qualify, a cadet must be one of the top twelve out of the school in points earned. Points are determined by scholastic, athletic, and military accomplishments in effort, performance, attendance, etc. Extra-curricular activities and conduct also play an important part. Once being a Guardian, a cadet is privileged to wear the attractive purple and gold cord on his left shoulder. The number of strands indicate times won and a gold strand indicates the fifth cord won. The record number of cords won by any cadet is eight, won by Merrill Birgerson. P.S. Who is the Kadet,' in non-reg shoes? l29l National Athletic cholastie Society STANDING-Kirby, Kepner, Birgerson, Sucharetza, Don Gordon, Greco, B. SITTING-Alton, Suzuki, T., Hudson, Woody Zander. The N.A.S.S. is a nation-wide organization and is therefore governed by uniform rules throughout the country. To qualify for the society, one must have earned a major letter or two minor letters and must have kept an average above the schoolis medium for a period of three consecutive semesters. He must also demonstrate to his superiors the qualities of a good citizen and a good Sportsman. i301 tudent Council STANDING-Thurbee CSophomcreD, Dave Suzuki lFreshmanJ, Hoyer Uuniorl, Bourk C Seniorj, Dave Ross Uuniorj, Tull CSophornoreJ, Lake Uuniorl. SITTING-DOH Gordon CSeniorJ, Hudson lSeniorJ, Birgerson fSeniorJ, Zander QSeniorJ. Y , uw. , -A ' f 4u K ,..,, A, 1 Iv E5 V, b kk i f' fu: Q ' . K 1 -W 1 1 ,sxmwl ,'k- V - ,.,- 'law S 'r 'WL 1 yhhu' - uu' -' . ' 5 - P nf, H m f ' Birgerson Zander Hudson C0rd0H President Vice President Secretary Treasurer i311 ws 4, - ,M A E - 4 . . 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A ll I Q 'l'a ' f 1 - ,M ,L -l, .ibn-fe, .V,x35:l,,,'1ifl' K ,K ' 1 X fab :gl ' K W, .fn ev fx ga 5 l Nu fi ,5 1, E 5 K sr 5 5 11 .2 STANDING-Prater, Kirschbaum, Prentice, Kenny, Zarndt, Clark, T., Richards, Sweedler, D,Adam, Boyd. KNEELING-Cochran, Glade, Kaye, Flannery, Hoyer, Tull, Breyer, Hudson. SITTING-Alton, Monson, M., Phillips, Suzuki, D., Hernandez, Diamond, Weisenberger. Marching Band CAb0ve7 and lee lub cselowb 5 ? is R Franke, Boyd, Kirschbaum, Stockham, Sajdak, Hernandez, Bourk, Tull, Zander, Hudson, Foster, D., Buccieri, Ross, P., Breyer, Zarndt, Diamond, Flannery, Suzuki, T., Sucharetza, Cochran, Birgerson. l33l 2 2 Q Q IN 'li 'l ,.. - k Prater, DU ' ,Hoyer,'1uU' WP - ond, STANg3!lSlZJg0uIl7xiCl'13IdS. d Cochran Glade, Kasge, Fi?nYgryHernandez, Woody, Dlam , r m, ' . zu , 'r KNEEL1NGQSWei'1dk'lil DAPROEEI1 Phillips, Suzuki' TW u ..- onS0 2 13 ,.-, i . Sirrrxllsllleisenbergef- . - ,ll-. at Paul ROSS ,. Special Cfpmmendation for :'. UHSS Sh Hep AS P ? ACC0mDHHiSt- Cadet Captain William Hudson H . Commander - 'i Entered szx events-won five firsts, ' one second at District. -H at at .,,... ma, ? W 835.-.oe 3. , ,,' l,l- l,', .'. ...V .-- .,, 1' - l ' ,.. ..,,,A,, V .'.. . -5 ,sgsf-' :aa -4---,.,,- ,g -,-.-,-- 51gg','gf35r52z:a.5.-:.::a.2:5:5:r3rr55::5 :Q .,..-11555535555Es'5'225:e:E:51Eg?a:1: :1:,:. 53352 . ..,- ,g .,5:5555f::ar-'.gs-I 3:2112 31255 ,.. V ' E -P .... ' TOP-Left to right: Prentice, Kenny, Sweedler, Sucharetza, Prater, Paul Ross. FRONT-Cochran, Kays, Tull, Hudson, Diamond. HONORS IN O.M.S. MUSIC Trombone Solo-Skip Hudson, lst in District, 2nd in State. Trumpet Solo-Keith Kaye, lst in District, lst in State. Baritone Solo-Al Diamond, lst in District, 2nd in State. Sousaphone Solo-jim Prater, 2nd in District. Trumpet Quartet-Rich Cochran, Byron Tull, Fred Kenny, Ron Sweedler, lst in District, 2nd in State. Brass Quintet-Keith Kay, Byron Tull, Skip Hudson, Lee Prentice, Carlos Sucharetzo, lst in District, lst in State. l 34 l ,N L 1 ' ,Q . L 3 S In rf ' A 5 s A J r ,S E W rg? , ,ree .aft -:-'nrt '--'nilill E rf if an rr K 0 u rr gf 4 ' wr 5 , ' rf 2 H we Mm ,jfs r I rg. 351513 'r'3,aff'.. .. .. The concert band played for the schoolis four concerts this year and made Director Hobbs proud of the showing they made. Their iirst appearance was at the Mid-Winter con- cert in the Methodist Church. Members in the orchestra played at the annual Minstrel show, and the band again at the Motheris Day festivities. Their final and best showing, by the orchestra members, was at the Com- mencement Exercises. ' Dave Breyer Wayne Lundstrom William Alton Ralph Woody Lt. Col. Frazier Straight Five Freshman Junior Senior Principal Honor edal Winners The above four Cadets achieved a scholastic grade average of 4.5 or better for the school year, and were awarded the Scholarship Honor Medals. The aver- ages are equivalent of at least two B's and Two A's or better. Freshman The group below were all winners of the Scholastic Bar given for a 4.5 aver- age or better for each nine weeks' period attained. They won this honor one or more times during the past year. Honor Roll Winners of Scholastic Bar STANDING-DQVG Suzuki, Towner Clark, Dave Ross. S1'rT1I1YGTiRalph Woody, Al Diamond, Iohn Zarndt, Dave Breyer, Bob Schafer, Wayne un Strom. l35l aowapf Alums Reuzew Battalzon 60,1 LZ? If skew 014389 iv 1-46 W9 S 00k W Homecommg Q00 Q' W0'Qf'?43,v Rzot .4Kn0b lg fhgt Cru Good Om Chrlstmas Party zy Hydmm . YQ d UP W J FP Tapfp6 Now, Who Wrote that Name? H110 N0-T61 ,0 Au' W This Page by Compliments of Alumni Association DecomtionsP?? H MIME TARY UXIMYQCEQ I i371 1, E who C 'K QU tk 13' x Q X E ,XX 25? 5 if W .X ,X X w?'saX,g X, X ff XL S 1 Wig X 3 Q: 7? ,E ,W-,.5g,X,,5k , , -1:- - ,lg l X ,kk:k,,V:LL ,,'. , , ' Maw MA Aff J M, ,X ',.5,'ffF g f:i5:'fX:ii.ff.'55 5 Xpgmi 'T .... 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Who We HTS Short Sharm' Bungler X, XX X4 , 'V if P ?' 3 s 5 fb m 4' 3 .r .X .... , !.,.. XX, QT x X X X my X X2 5? 2? 2 K -5- if XX XX- 2 A 91 QS! B 11 A1011 X. Hair. I ,Hain X -k'k. K Haig. '1 2fii'!-i5X,L!fw,Q9Z+is1 2 lf? -: 51951 gEiX.!!?XiX5,5qgfif iifgw' H gg-QEXQX X13 XXLI. 22557 Pi? 'SSH S M, I 38 1 -1 N k M01 L00 .0-ed 7' eakfasttp .... .. . ,.... 1:5 ...., XXMX5 2 411,010 1 E Iliwsmmr. , , , A , N.. i n 1 , gerson, OU- Oll- OIHS 1 uulllk Bit -f-uuu, Huds STANDING-Tamburrino, Clark, T., Smith, G., Maples, Foster, D., Ross, P., Hendricks, Las- seter, Thurbee, Schwager, Chailland. SITTING-Suzuki, T., Prentice, Ross, D., Cochran, Hoyer, MacDougall, Hernandez, Long, FRONT-Buccieri, Tull. I 39 1 Cadet Lt. Zoes, Adjutant Cadet Major Greco Battalion Commander Battalion taff Cadet Captain Zander Battalion Executive Officer Cadet Captain Gordon Battalion Plans Training Oficer Stab' Leads for Forming for Parade K Zander, Greco, Gordon Q G. I. I SPECTIO Receive Reportsv Went off like clockwork and the Inspecting Officers seemed pleased as usual. . ,A . Q- ,K V, ig It wi,-,,,t -- fa ,V si, . -1-s, ' i :53f fax' 'Q X' -fx 5 1'f:'i.-:S.ff'l 'V , .fi Ta :SEG 'IZ- Q 1, G5 it ' . -. ,fine-:k,. -klk 51: LQ aft!!-,. fmtgg r- yd - , 'A k , , .-.,, ,lk N , K Z .Nf- A if 3 ik ,riff I :nr f 1 I Q B ' 'fi 1 ' I 'T if I . A . I f I f- ' it 5: ' i L it Q .s I n s . -' Trai --V ' g UP ,fa si- 54 ' K f. , ' sfamsi ' W' -' ' f -'- ..., ig 11' Inspecting Oficers pose with M aior Denney, Capgain Golla and Cadet Officers after the grin . 40 Maior Denney with Inspecting Officer and his Assistant. I ny A First Platoon Hogan Foster Livingston Phillips Oberg Christian SECO N n Row Chmiel Piatt Burman Garro T H IRD ROW Kearney Dever Glade D'Adam Clark, T. nd fPlatoon Leaderj n CPlatoon Lerzderj CExecutwe Ojicerj etza fCommanderJ D. CFir.rt Sergeant! l l d CGuidon Bearerj Second Platoon Gardina Lundstrom Cherry Bennett Richards SEcoNo Row Diamond Good Gordon Dave Clymer McCall THIRD ROW Kaye NVeiscnberger Jensen Fisher ompan B F irst Platoon Long Ruesch Loveless Bohr Breyer Gerdes SECOND Row Hernandez Gilman Clark K. Cromwell Larracuenta THIRD Row Kasik Ingham Hutchison Brewer Brewer Ross, D. Staf Tamburrino CPlatoon Leaderj Hendricks CFi1'st Sergeantj Kirby CExecntive Oiicerj Birgerson fCommanderD Spillman CGuidon Beareh Lasseter CPlatoon Leaderj Second Platoon Suzuki, D. Greco, Rick. Galeckas Smith, S. Young Nelson SECOND Row Schafer Monson, T. Murphy Szumal MacDougal1 THIRD Row Kirschbaum Sweedler Zarndt Fick Franke Franke Hoyer -Q.,- l42 hztoon Row if m Row Y G. n Leaderj Leaderl anderj B earerj tive Oiicerj 't Sergeantj 7 vn 71 a Second Platoon E iglfnxvw Mlmsoh, M. Prater Beechler Poweli Gygey A 43 1 Suzuki, T. Eppler Buccxerx 'V Inter-Company Competitive Drill aw: T wq T6 feq F 0117, eb Wav' Govfe Somebody Gllzde Rlgllti Mkfenllf Look Them Over Good Oli! O61 LOOL all Z6 e g 9,511 44 , S ouwn em MMU ,?mY36 STANDING-Bourk, Kepner, Zander, Chailland, Hendricks, Sucharetza, Birgerson, Tamburrino. KNEELING-Clark, T., Henry, Tull,, Boyd, Buccieri, Hudson, Theo, Suzuki, T. SITHNG-Schwager, Thurbee, Woody, Cochran. INSERT-CISCO, B. Commander. Alton rack Company Jr. Drill Team STANDING-GOfd0H, Don, Commanding, Prater, Schafer, Kearney, Hogan, Flannery, Richards Burman, Breyer, Clymer, Dever. KNEELING-MacDougal1, Greco, R., Crek, Willard, Benak, Foster, I., Beechler Spillman Christian. E451 Overnight Problem Snafu Gofdon Z mow D Evers Weapons Platoon Nice and Clean Four in the M orningP See Anything? Yi K ,. ,M ..s 4' F as 'ir -an-sf-iffw-Q -wsu. 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Varsity lbelow, Left to Rightj Hernandez, RH Buccieri, FB Theo, LH Zarndt, QB Glade, RE Schwager, RT Loveless, RG Dave Ross, C Thurbee, LG Woody, LT Long, LE Varsity fAboue, L-R1 Tull, RH Bourk, FB Greco, LH Hudson, QB Tamburrino, RE Kepner, RT Zander, RG Birgerson, C Sucharetza, LG Hendricks, LT Kirschbaum, LE Backfield augmp Birgerson Hudson Tull Bourk Greco, B. 48 The Line Left to Right: Tamburrino, RE Kepner, RT Zander, RG Birgerson, C Sucharetza, LG Hendricks, LT Kirschbaum, LE Leaders Left to Right: Bob Greco Coach Eskridge Skip Hudson OMS Squad BACK-Hernandez, Woody, Glade, Flannery, Buccieri, Long, Ross, D., Zarndt, Lundstrom, Lake, Suzuki, D., Chmiel, Loveless, Greco, R. MIDDLE-AltOH, Hogan, Thurbee Tull, Bourk, Greco, B., Hudson, Sajdak, Theo. FRONT-Diamond, Tamburrino Kepner, Zander Birgerson, Sucharetza, Hendricks, Kirschbaum, Livingston, COACHES: Capt. Eskridge, Lt. Avery. MANAGERS1S3lb6fg, Phillips, Christian. i491 -4' iv will ml A 1 1 1 'W 1 , WF K , N It Skip Hudson C 3 J Walt Kepner Q35 Most Valuable Player V . 'W a ,art my 'x 1 I ll lllsl Ill, lasumm' W fa ,f 2' l W :ir ffivwf' P ' i , lm . 0 B' All Conference Co-Captain Al Bourk 132 - All C f Lgggogzii yfintxiza Honorable mllllmrdfie Area Football Honor Men and chedule RESUME The 1957 Football Varsity Squad numbered a full three team total. While this team did not come up to its potential its record in conference play was good. They finished in a two way tie with Forest. Onarga H. S., champions, admin- istered the worst defeat. Actually OMS had more power and know-how to allow this to happen. At worst this squad should have tied for Hrst place. Still the record on the books looks pretty good. The players themselves could not have been satislied. Losing Bob Greco evidently was the H- A Bob Greco 141 All Conference Dogg Hendficks C37 turning point, and still they played some of their gfcgizn 2,Si0'gZZf:lwe best periods of football without him. flnjurieg Forged him gut in mid seasonl my W l llll .e ': i'Q at ... y -pp. SCHEDULE AND RECORD k M OMS .... .... 2 6 Kempton .... 0 I rrtr r OMS .... .... 4 2 Piper City .... 34 'fe ..-.f mtl, ',r. ,.,, ..-' 5 1 , , Arxy OMS .... .... 3 5 Saunemin . . .... 13 1 OMS .... .... 2 8 Chatsworth . . . . 6 f . .af.. 4 OMS .... .... 1 4 Forest S W ..... .... 34 W 'f-'2f6aa'2w'Zf' IffIs..+,.w?L+fifffZz.i f-25 OMS .................. 34 Cullom ...... . . 7 . oMs ............,..... 0 onarga H. s ...27 S fNumeral after name of player indicates letters won.D .ifgggi y y. .1 Whit Zander C21 Honorable Mention V.V. 1501 JK Biff Birgerson f2l Honorable Mention V.V Lam 'ro Rrcrm Tor Row-aprr........, Long, Hudson, 11ern.,..K.- I LEFT To Rmwr -NKKDDLE Row-Eppler, Hogan, Foster, Berxan, Ma. Schwager, Hahn, Thurbee, Gerdes. R wf-Beechler, Uymer, Good, Grek, Richards, Szumal, Sm Dav. Cherry. Lx-:FT ro Rrcm Borrom o 1511 5 'sity sketball FT T0 Rzcm- 'ndt TOP ROW ith .wk 'schbaum ng FTOM ll ROW O11 ldson 3 mey mandez Basketball RIG1 4 iT 10? Row 3 Dave RIGHT BOTTOM Row Basketball Squad fr .v. . ., .. .mg--gg., .,g:eQ,... 5 ,I . ..,. if fit. ,r - - '- 'W L. q'i::.:I-ffri '7. 4 -f Zhi ww ,Q- U t5if3g H . '- ,-Fw ' sit: tt - 'Bd ,f it ' ' . Kggarb 3 . -7 .Q,gg5, ,h' w h J' - eSr,,1Lyf ff'.,. ,, ,g x'q jfs. ew A--wgtgffs i. .- H 1 .- is aw . S t o o f , V , ygg.,fe.1 rf.,-.f1,.,..,. m -. H . ...ww 'fa . 1 Kgfgggif 1 'f .fu W? th ' ' 4.., tff,y1 ,ga -1 .. .,,.., it t . ' ga5f. i,,gN pw-Qttfiw. W H + m .1 5 1, Q . 1 5 wuuwiS?e ' 4 W L- .f 7, ws K , S ,, , .44 he f it A V- ,. . ' f- f 'Hffsgesf ,:jf+ ' ql j- -' J., ' .' flargffifw I- ' ' f, 7 f m. 1. - 'v , - ft- f Het . .. -' .-ff..,,m 1 ,SL . 1 f' T ' f . ,'5, - V vi, fx' ff Efgff-JL ' .M A . M , ... 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These were our top men. joel Lake ,59, was 4th in V.V. and 12th in District. Dan Bohr '59, 7th in District. 7th in Sec- Rifle Team T OP TBOW-Salberg, Chmiel, Theo, Suzuki, Tom, Boyd, Bourk, MacDouga1l, Alton, Munson om. KNEELING-Larracuenta, Ingham. i531 wimming ,qv f z s y iw Q . K U n n 1 ' Q gf s 5 I E Es gi E , I KZ K E 3 It ' i f A ,sax L . , 1 il! g 3 ,ssgmiaw WT s 3 E , ' l K ng' I ' S V , 1 . 5 Y 3 f 5 1 , s , ' L l, ? ,si , ,M . J. K 1 T ' 5 V 1 SL il 1 3 Em S i 5 5 s 5 E E W, Q 5 i 'I 5 a : it 1 5 if 93 ' 1 s 1 5 K - 5 z H Q , s , , ' fg :lf is , 5 I , w 4 ' .. , .. .,,, Ae 1 .,,, ,. ..., , ,. W .. , WW- ' '1 w 1: : ' .3 gf fn: .'3..,::J2EE1i ?v-2 :,E 25:?i:i?g15i,k'?'::: 'R' Q , 1 -. . .. .. ' W I K ill I M 1 E f ' , Ml U f Fi H' , , K - X U., E. A.. W I 2 1 4 i , K f Qigigbriii5xi?!a:ks2s5:,ssg5!:::fif1?Sf-:S -' ::.. W-gm? hm' 3 ' 1 E X Z N M ::. ,-::, zz, . ,:,,... . A m 1 ' U1 , , ..,, ' L.. , ,,.-,,,..,:.f5:-fz:qf g'sgf',ss5.-5,E9isi5!'?f!3 1 5 ' . Q 5 ,, H - ' r I Left to Right: Cordong Biff Birgerson Dogg Woody. g Sooch Sucharetzag Kirb Kirbyg i541 ucordyn SWIMMING REGULARS Top Row-Left to Right: Sajdak Lake Kirby Seated-Left to Right: Sucharetza Cordon, Don Clark, T. Prentice Birgerson MOST VALUABLE AND CAPTAIN On Boards: Sucharetza Gordon, Don In Background- Left to Right: Woody Bigerson Galeckas Lake Sajdak wimmin quad Top Row- -Left to Right: Birgerson Fisher Kirby Cordon, Don Hoyer -Left to Right: Middle Row- Sajdak Clark, T. Lake Prentice Munson, T. Captain Hobbs Left to Right- -Bottom: Galeckas Woody Diamond 3 id ear Dances - S-' UNIORS . FRESH SOPH Clmico Hernandez D1Ck Igfmxdhrgliagsfcithqllxlelr clldrlscgfrlluth Patterson, Rutli Reed, I udy Schmidt, Myra Enz Vinc Tarnburrino and Pat Wasmer Bob Greco and Mary Booth Ileftj Tull and Friends: Tull with lane Reedg Leon Perkin- son with Judy Fryeg Nancy Booth with Bill Haire. fbelowj Carlos and Vivian K lower leftj Track and Field Varsity Relay fleftj Left to Right-Hudson, Tull, Tambur- rino, Zoes. Skip H udson, Team Captain frightj Track Squad LEFT To RIGHT FRONT Row-Buccieri, Tull, Tamburrino, Hudson, b Hernandez, Young, Lundstrom, Thur ee. SECOND Row-Bohr, Breyer, MacDougall, Diamond, Hogan, Zarndt, XVxlcox, Ross, D., Benak THIIQD Row-Prentice, Cochran, Hoyer, Johnson, Schwager, Greco, R., Franke, Clark, T., Sajdak, Lake, Schafer, Kearney, Blrgerson, Flsher Galeckas, Kaye, Dever TOP Row--Kepner, Smith, S., Bourk, Zoes, Kirschbaum, Burman Wally Kerner, Discus and Shot fleftj I 571 ,Wm F resh-Soph Relay Soph Relay LEFT ro Rrcm'-Young, Tull, Hernandez, Hogan F rosh-Soph Squad LEFT 'ro Rum-r STAND- ING--Zarndt, MacDougall, Sajdak, Kirschbaum, Breyer, Kearney. Fnonr - Hogan, Tull, Hernandez, Young, Dia- mond. v. v. Cham Ffesh Hela Ds' Yolmg, Zarndt, K earney' Hogan Varsity STANIHNG- Hoyer, Kepner Smith, G., Bourk, Zoes, Kirschbaum, Kearney, Bir- gCX'SOI1. Mruuu-: Row--Breyer, Mac- Dougall, Diamond, Hogan, Zarndt, WVilcox. FRONT Row-Tull, Tambur- rino Hudson Ca tain H r- C D J e nandez, Young. mmassummm-....... , us Ei X Prep Track ,, ,Mr me 1 E Left to Right. PREP RELAY OW Richards G,-gk Goo ' ' d, Stan Smith E , ppler LIGHTS ard, Beechler, Befme E Le-ft to Right: tt, Spillman PREP SQUAD BACK Row Left to Right-Bob Greco, Coach, Nelson Cherry, Good, Richards, Grek, Stan Smith, Eppler, Gerdes, Fick, Dave Gordon, Howard. FRONT-Spillman, Beechler, Szumal, Bennett, Murphy, Clymer. f591 GQNE MDSHX .628 Sports Record for Season 1957-53 Varsity ......................... Junior Varsity Lightweights BASKETBALL Varsity ........................ F resh-Sophs . . . Junior Varsity .... Preps, Heavies Won 2 Lost 27 Won 4 Won 5 Lost 2 Won 1 Lost 0 Won 1 Lost 0 Lost 21 Won2 Lost 3 Won 2 Lost 10 Preps, Lights .................. Won 4 Lost 6 SWIMMING Dual Meets .................... Won 0 Lost 6 RIFLE MATCHES Postal ......................... Won Lost Hearst Trophy ........... ..... 7 4th of 226 ...........5th N.R.A., Nat. Section ........ Military Academy, Culver ..... Fifth Army Match ..................... 68th of 106 ...........4th INTER-COMPANY COMPETITION Basketball .... Rifle Firing . . . Track 61 Field . Baseball Uugj Swimming .... Scholarship . . . Drill ......... Totals ......... Co. Won by Co. C .. Won by Co. A Won by Co. C Won by Co. A Won by Co. C Won by Co. C Won C . by o A C-16522 Co. A-15432 Co. B-141 1501 ? sw, 6 ,W ,, J , fsgsz-gfms :ii-.: :ie -,, :z .f55,., A W 15 -sag-aavdzagia: .. rf-:gg-:.. iyw :.. s: 55, i1'e.i22' 2:--1fH2'1f-'fmeifwz Igffmfvfmiiizfi-fi' 'L , . ..,,, , ASW ' 413 :sf21'f5f?s:! .5 f' S i-95 95851 5? A7 605319 A - - . D N155 BT uw Wm FIRST Row-Birgerson, Tamburrino, Suzuki, T. Buccieri SECOND Row-Hudson, Sucharetza, Woody M H THIRD ROW-Bourk, Kirschbaum, Gordon, Sajdak FOURTH Row-Kepner LfEL STANDING-Tull, Zander, Hendricks N- va, R W 1. , :S ,,-.Lf-in -- H Rf IWSJYEZBSW 'iw ' 2 ' 5- .. rag sf- f wk izfs w - ' ., f v uv M gms ,,4a 1m ' RW 1 4 00' S o Hope I Live Through It!!! T59 L Fore af? I 61 I Ong H7 CHORUS Parade of tars Interlocutor, Merrill Birgerson End Men Bones, Doug Foster Rastus, Don Gordon Buttereup, Carlos Sucharetza Lightning, Gary Chailland Snowliake, Don Hendricks Kingfish, Bob Greco Opening, Hello My Baby ......... Oration, What It Was, Was Football .... ............ Two For The Show, Johnny and Junior . . .... John Eppler and Friend Selection, Basin Streetv .............. . Specialty, 'Tm Sorry I Made You Cry . .. Selection, Instrumental .............. Specialty, Four Dixie Cups ........ Dance, Parisian Cuties . . . Selection, April Looe . . . . . . An Act?, Sunday Sermon .... Specialty, Design For Lioingn. . . ORCHESTRA Bass, Prentice Baritone, Diamond Drums, Zander Trombone, Hudson Trumpets, Kenny, Kaye, Sweedler Saxophones D'Adams, gloeyzer, Dave Suzuki, Tom ' LIAZUKI Pianist, Paul Ross . . . ....... Chorus and Band Don Hendricks .. . . .. . . .Chorus and Band .. .Jim Boyd and Alan Bourk ....................Band . . . . . . . . .Merrill Birgerson Doug Foster Rad Phillips Carlos Sucharetza . . . . . . .Alton, Buccieri, Kasik, Suzuki, T., Tull, Tamburrino ..........Chorus and Band ? P ? P . . . . . . .Sajdak, Christian, McCall, Gene Smith, Schafer, Kepner Finale, Bye-Bye Blackbird .............................................. Everybody DIRECTORS Cox I Captain James Hobbs-Captain Leonard C. Musical Arrangement, Captain James Hobbs: Pianist, Cadet Paul Rossg COSTUMES: Ev r n e yo e LIGHTS: Lasseter and Stockham Script, Captain Leonard C. Cox Spore, Mrs. Wyman, Mrs. Hobbs, MAKE-UP: Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Denney, Mrs. Frazier, Mrs. Mrs. Aver and Mrs. T 1 y ay or USHERS: Cadets Zoes, Hudson, Maples, Bohr, Johnson, Nelson, Christian ACKNOWLEDGMENT: The Senior Class wishes to extend their thanks to Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Schmidt, Mrs. Hobbs, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Avery, and Mrs. Taylor for preparing and loaning costumes. Beechler Cochran Benak Cromwell Bennett Dever Berthold Fisher Brewer Flannery Breyer Foster, J. Burandt Franke B1-IFEUHII Galeckas Canuck Gardina Cherry Gary-0 Chmiel Gerdes Clark, K. Gilman Clark, T. Glade Good Gordon, David Greco, Rick Grek Gyger Hahn Hernandez Hogan Hukill Ingham Hutchison Iensen Kahn l52l Kearney Prater Kirschbaum Richards Lake Ruesch Larracuenta Schwager Livingston Smith, S. Long Spillman, Loveless Szumal Lundstrom Thu rbee Lyman Wallace Monson, M. Weisenberger Munson, T. Willard Murphy Young Powell Zarndt 13 smile iw? 'W , nz. .. ,: .. , We ,L ,,.. . ., -- .. 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W, ,g , MgV LL :wil ,W -Si -J5235 rw .sr Q' 5' J -V m5515625-??D'w?'iTifiil f ww Lf Ieaeiw-s-351, Ig pecial Honors inners I ndioidual Left f - , Hendrizkghiht. Fred Zoes Sr W Sf-, Lee 'fh rg Carlos Sucharetz gk Kepnef, Sr. D William AltldIi1,elli'.SO', Bob Crecgj SIE.: gleam Bifgersoclln ave Suzuki, Fr.: Bob Greco-Champion First Three Time Winner Lt. Col. Shepherd, Judge, congratulates Bob on his third straight win, runner-up, third place. Competitive Drill Athletic Awards Left to Right Skip Hudson-Most Valuable, Football, Track, 1957-58 three sport cap- tain. C First in history of schoolj Alan Bourk-Basketball, Most Valuable Player. Carlos Sucharetza- Swimming, Most Valu- able. Billy Alton-Tennis, Most Valuable Player. Major Stienecker com- pletes congratulations. Military M edalists Left to Right: 1. Don Gordon: Gold Medal. 2. Carlos Such- aretza: Silver Medal. 3. Rich Kirby: Silver Medal. 5. Bob Greco: Gold Medal. 4. Fred Zoes: OMS Military Conduct Medal. Colonel Shepherd, at Major Stienecker's request made the award presen- tations. 661 Cadet Captain Hudson Cadet Captain Sucharetza Cadet Major Robert Greco Bittinger Trophy Meents Award General Efficiency Co-Winner Most Representative Cadet Runner-up Meents. Name Inscribed On Bench Bit-tinger Trophy Co-Winner Honor Parade Principal Lt. Col. Frazier Completing Presentation of Awards. Company Cv at ease in background. C SCHOLASTIC AWARDS Lt. Col, Shepherd, assisting Lt. Col. Frazier presenting awards. Cadets Flannery-Social Science, Hudson-Music Awardg Good-Grade School Scholarship, Lundstrom-Mathematics, Historyg Wilcox, Bausch-Laumb Science Award, Woody-High School Scholarship, Science, English, Paul Ross-Foreign Language. General Awards Iaior Stienecker, Dean of Cadets, congratulating winners. Cadets Lee Thurbee: Sophomore award, Vincent Tamburrino: Gertrude. Mueller award, Wayne Lundstrom Freshman award, Merrill Birgerson: H. S. Amer1can.Leg1on award, Barry Spillman: Grade School American Legion award, Walt Kepner: Ludwick Alumni Memorial award, Don Gordon: Good Citizenship award. l 57 l XL mf Lundst eff fo R Farewell Parade Major Stienecker congratulates Bob Greco as he profers the medal signifying Bolfs third win in Individual Drill. G . K 7tj7 b'1'1w ' Wood 'OHL F . 'ghf-' C0 Y, Sr, 65,3-g1'E9l1Qharetrd011, Sr 23, S -5 F1 Diller, png RgBtf72:?g13.6Ix FI.: H Greco gel'-9011 0Yer , SI.. S11 I8 : 1115 K ls -li R' aye, F. Malo! Sgjgsk Greco, IS: Hudson Coker. Undgil gltonj Iver, ' , gompany C url Baffahszlmcgnders 01 . fabafgj' Commanders turn over Fifst In OMS History SUIVCTS t0 IUTWOT C1035 W'inner of Eight Guardian Leaders. Cleft? Cords, i681 'ifxfz 4 , 'vsiavffiifig' G 91. If . 4 yfaygk, 11 015 4 .4 'ffw aaf . 'Egg A ' vu wagne r., figs., . qi .,,,..k,k , - - v'f,,,-K 2' sv 732 5? '19 w5'.e. f A -3 ,,:, 4.14 'W QAYCXVJ X ,x in Q60 .,3iVw,,V,,.,,. win. . 9 4 I gf 5 xx at W , M, 1, K QA r-. A 1 ,gf mg m- ,, 4 N-f, -my. ' - al M 3. 'Q wmmwg QS' s 5, V46 if M1 'Yi ff Q fn, A ., Ag Y n Y sk.. , Q iflaat Leg Ef4t:e11:?aes 912 ff - MQOHE QQ ' I Qfpi N was Us THREE CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS Senior Farewell Dance Carlos and his party Cleft? Kirh', Kirby and his gal Sally fbelow Freshmen, too, had their fun. YVayne Lundstrom and date llefll deck L1 Bwolf with - rs0W an dfw S U Braid Bsrlfxsswd ef hd? 441190063 I .,1, ' ..,f .,,. 1.1. M-T2-3,37 M g . , , -1, , s Egg-Fzgwmun i gms- C- F3 rbi.:-A .. l5',.,si,, Hg t T -ff:-.'f'?-,W ass IS ory - -sr -Q. - A . I A ' ' ' f u' 7 - ONARGA i MUITAKY . I8 ILLINOIS 54 . SCHOOL CLASS HISTORY The class of '58 has left its marks and memories here at OMS. It is a mark that was accomplished by seven years of building and hard work, and one that will be hard to surpass for years to come. The class was outstanding not only in one field, but in all fields. The ,58 class began way back in the fall of ,51, when Kepner, who turned out to be one of our biggest classmates, entered OMS as a sixth grader from Manteno, Ill. The fall of '52 found one more, to go all the way with Kepner to the end, and that was Don Hendricks, who came to us from Gary, Indiana. Slowly but surely the class of ,58 began to build for in the fall of ,53 Wally and Don were joined by Bob Greco from Elmwood Park, Ill. Even at this early stage we began to show our athletic strength as a class. Wally and Bob showed great talent in basketball while Don made the rilie team. Also all three cadets showed possibilities in football and track. Six entered our class as freshmen, as we grew in leaps and bounds. Entering OMS as freshmen were: William Hudson, Bradley, Don Gordon, Chi- cago, Carlos Sucharetza, Chicago, Ralph Woody, St. Louis, Merrill Birgerson, Granville, and Alan Bourk, Momence. The class showed early leader- ship, since one had been in school for three years, another for two, and now three of the new class- mates came from junior military schools. Richard Kirby of Spring Valley, Dillard Lasses- ter of Athens, Whitney Zander of Aurora, and Har- vey Wilcox of Chicago, joined us our sophomore year. Besides batting our way through school work, we managed to win 16 varsity letters among our- selves in all the school sports. We also had four boys on the N.A.S.S., five in the OMS club, seven in the band, and one bugler. We also got our Iirst stripes at Christmas time, and what happy moments these were. This was the showing of an outstanding class. The junior year, our second to the last step at OMS, found us still growing in number, for four , lll I :gg 21: ll l 1 V l lll l l' w LOYALTY more who joined the class, helping and striving to make it even greater, were Gary Chailland, Flint, Mich., Douglas Foster, Shreveport, Louisiana, Paul Ross, Utica, who turned out to be our biggest classmate, and Fred Zoes, Chicago. This year led us to more difficult work, but still there was time for our first calling passes and the girls up town. We helped make up the football, basketball, track, riiie, and swimming teams. We had the greatest number in scholarship, merit and guardians, OMS club, drill finalists, literary and music contests, and Crack Company. As the year passed, we gained more and more responsibility, and soon 'vve found ourselves headed for the last stepping stone and our most glorious year . . . our senior year. Our class doors closed with the last two addi- tions, in the fall our senior year. Rex Maples and Gene Smith joined us, which made our final standing of nineteen senior cadets. We worked hard our last year, leading the battalion in military as well as in other activities as we had done in the past. We take with us as we leave the school some of the best athletes and scholars in many a year. The members of the class of ,58 hold these distinc- tions, along with many others. Yes, we have left our marks here, now we are leaving with Major Stienecker's speech and warm hand-shake, in awarding our diplomas, our eyes lilled with tears. We will be back in time, to remi- nisce over our parties, our dances, and to hear some of Major's tall tales of when he was a boy, as well, to see if our marks have been surpassed and our memories have been forgotten. I doubt if they will have. Don Hendricks I , Do It Right Kzrbs Canning Tower of D0 1 Have 72 for class of 58,' To Knob You? Honors and Awards GENERAL ORDERS No. 16-1957-58 1. In accordance with the general re- quirements and regulations governing the same, the following awards are an nounced. Meents Award .... .... C arlos Juarez Sucharetza . . . . . .William M. Hudson Robert Joseph Greco General Efficiency ............ Robert Joseph Greco Ludwick Memorial ......... Walter Andrew Kepner Citizenship-Good Citizen ...... Don Edward Gordon Military Conduct ............ Frederick Ellison Zoes Competitive Drill ............ Robert Joseph Greco High School Scholarship ..... Ralph Earl Woody 4.75 Grade School Scholarship ..... Timothy Lloyd Good Music Award .................. William M. Hudson Freshman Award .......... Wayne Paul Lundstrom . . . . . . .Lee Allan Thurbee Science ...................... Ralph Earl Woody Bittinger Trophy .... Sophomore Award .... English ...................... Ralph Earl Woody Mathematics .............. Wayne Paul Lundstrom Foreign Language Award .............. Paul O. Ross Social Science Award ...... Robert Edward Flannery History Award ............ Wayne Paul Lundstrom Gertrude Mueller Award.Vincent Dennis Tamburrino Bausch-Lomb Science Award .... Harvey Lee Wilcox Most Valuable Football Player. . .William M. Hudson Most Valuable Basketball Player Sz' Clark Maxwell Trophy ..... Edward Alan Bourk AWARDS: Most Valuable Track ............ William M. Hudson Most Valuable Tennis .......... William Louis Alton Most Valuable Swimming. .Carlos Juarez Sucharetza Gold Tribune Award Q lst Semesterj ............. Don Edward Gordon 42nd Semesterj ..... ..... R obert Joseph Greco Silver Tribune Award , Qlst Semesterj ......... Carlos Juarez Sucharetza 12nd Semesterj . ............ Richard Elmer Kirby American Legion Award High School .............. Merrill John Birgerson Grade School ................ Barry Ray Spillman Scholarship Awards 14.5 or better for current yearj William Alton . . .A . . .4.5 third year winner David Breyer ........ 4.6 Wayne Lundstrom . . .4.69 Ralph Woody ....... 4.75 By order of the Superintendent JOHN A. STLENECKER Major, Illinois National Guard Acting PMS6zT and Commandant Us MEENTS BENCH, won by Cadet Captain Carlos Sucharetza Bittinger Trophy-Co- award: Cadet Major Robert Greco and Cadet Captain Wil- liam Hudson. QFirst tie in OMS historyj Lud's Bench KAlumni's M emoriall Won by Cadet Captain Walter Kepner Kurle Shop The Onarga YOUR fSS:,'QQ,NCE Mercantile Co. HAIR BEAUTY COLOR WAVES 3333238823832 ONARGA. ILLINOIS ONARGA. ILLINOIS Compliments of Best Super Market ONARGA, ILLINOIS 74 Compliments of Redwood Restaurant A Friendly Place to Meet and Eat Regular Meals, Short' Orders, Sandwiches, Ice Cream ONARGA, ILLINOIS COMPLIMENTS OF ONARGA OIL COMPANY C. H. Talbert Your Cities Service Dealer For Service Righ+ on Main Routes U. 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ILLINOIS Knob Gets Kirb dr Gord Rabe's Barber Shop Where You Are Always Welcome ONARGA, ILLINOIS Complimenfs of RYANS Sa fb 51.00 Store ONARGA, ILLINOIS hurch I. G. A. Super Market Townsend 81 Olson ONARC-BA, ILLINOIS Presbyterian Church PATRON'S PAGE Mrs. Aurora Alton, 4957 Kirk Street, Skokie, Illinois Mr. Robert C. Day, 215 East Wesley Street, Wheaton, Illinois Mr. Vernet L. Beechler, 3725 North Kitley Road, Indianapolis 26, Indiana Mrs. Charlotte B. Dolinyak, 17056 South Wood Street, Hazel Crest, Illinois Mr. Maurice T. Bennett, 633 Main Street, Lafayette, Indiana Mr. Peter Berthold, 6219 Madison Avenue, Hammond, Indiana Dr. A. O. Birgerson, P. O. Box 247, Granville, Illinois Mrs. Irene Bland, 905 South First, Apt. 25, Champaign, Illinois Mrs. Clem Bohr, 915 West Wisconsin Avenue, Milwaukee 11, Wisconsin Mrs. Gladys Bohr, 4466 North Bartlett, Milwaukee 11, Wisconsin Mr. Edward Bourk, 422 North Hill Street, Momence, Illinois Mrs. Henry Winograd, Blackwood Hotel, 5200 S. Blackstone Ave., Chicago 15, Ill. Mr. Melvin C. Brewer, 913 West Hill, Champaign, Illinois Mrs. Sidney Breyer, 4942 North Francisco Avenue, Chicago, Illinois Mr. John A. Iamrisko, 1629 South Wesley, Berwyn, Illinois Mr. Otto I. Cervanka, 3731 South Wesley Avenue, Berwyn, Illinois Mr. Robert Burman, 3118 North Cicero Avenue, Chicago 41, Illinois Mr. Grover A. Chailland, 1546 Lyon Street, Flint, Michigan Mr. joseph L. Cherry, Sr., 4410 Ardmore Trail, South Bend 28, Indiana Mrs. Elayne K. Bearss, 4814 West 18th Street, Cicero 50, Illinois Mr. Albert C. Christian, 423 VVest Blackhawk, Chicago 10, Illinois Mr. Everett O. Clark, 22 W 678 Poplar Road, Glen Ellyn, Illinois Mr. Ralph L. Clark, 1301 North Vermilion, Danville, Illinois Mr. Don I. Clymer, 5055 South Clunbury Drive, Birmingham, Michigan Mr. Cecil D. Cochran, Buckingham, Illinois Mr. William Cromwell, 218 North Elm Street, Momence, Illinois Mrs. Bernadine D. Gravot, 5335 Delmar Boulevard, St. Louis 12, Missouri Mr. Angelo H. D'Adam, 10714 South Union, Chicago 28, Illinois Mr. C. R. Dever, 1228 Forest Avenue, Evanston, Illinois Mr. Otto Eppler, 509 Kirby Avenue, Champaign, Illinois Mrs. Ieanne Boehm, 3025 Chicago Road, S. Chicago Heights, Illinois Mr. M. O. Fisher, 9200 Grant Avenue, Brookfield, Illinois Mrs. Ione Flannery, 6314 South Mozart, Chicago 29, Illinois Mr. john D. Foster, 3680 Beckham Drive, Shreveport, Louisiana Mr. john W. Foster, 31 Country Club Drive, Olympia Fields, Illinois Mr. William F. Franke, 4602 Malden, Chicago 40, Illinois Mr. August J. Galeckas, 411 East 113th Street, Chicago 28, Illinois Mr. J. F. Gardina, 4831 Jackson Street, Gary, Indiana Mr. S. J. Garro, 7853 North Keeler Avenue, Skokie, Illinois Mr. Orville H. Gerdes, 15 North Prospect Avenue, Clarendon Hills, Illinois Mrs. Emily I. Gilman, 111 West Wilson, Streator, Illinois Mr. James Glade, 1927 East Oak Street, Kankakee, Illinois Mr. Howard Good, 8023 Edgewater Road, Riverside, Illinois Mrs. Marilyn Gordon, 4225 West Fifth Avenue, Chicago 24, Illinois Mr. Edward M. Gordon, 2719 Elder Lane, Franklin Park, Illinois Mr. Jerold P. Greco, 2701 North 76th Court, Elmwood Park 35, Ill. Mr. Martin E. Grek, 802 North Bishop Street, Chicago, Illinois Mr. Wilfred Gyger, 420 Ashland Avenue, Chicago Heights, Ill. Mr. Clarence E. Hahn, R. D. No. 2, Willoughby, Ohio Mrs. Frank Metz, 1264 jefferson, S.E., Grand Rapids, Michigan Mrs. Pauline Hendricks, 437 Hovey Street, Gary, Indiana Mrs. Chabela Hernandez, 732 North Cicero Avenue, Chicago 8, Illinois Mr. Claude H. Hogan, 1212 North Joliet Street, Wilmington, Illinois Mrs. Gladys I. Denlinger, Naperville and Wheaton Road, Route 1, cfo Ding's Club Lounge, Naperville, Illinois Mr. Lyle R. Howard, 1926 Washington Avenue, Wilmette, Illinois Mrs. Nell F. Howard, 1504 Highland Avenue, Wilmette Illinois Mr. Iohn Hudson, Box 164, Bradley, Illinois l33l PATRON'S PAGE Mr. Sorrell A. Hukill, 1850-183rd Street, Homewood, Illinois Mr. A. C. Hutchison, 2257 Ridge Avenue, Evanston, Illinois Mr. Kenneth E. Ingham, 255 Regent Street, Glen Ellyn, Illinois Mr. Russel S. Jensen, 1402 West Church, Champaign, Illinois Mr. Arnold C. johnson, 1470 Jefferson, Des Plaines, Illinois Mr. Robert Kahn, 634 South Yale Avenue, Villa Park, Illinois Mrs. Sylvia Zupkas, 2500 South 56th Court, Cicero, Illinois Mr. George Kasik, 3432 South 56th Avenue, Cicero 50, Illinois Mr. Francis M. Kaye, 3722 Morton Avenue, Brookfield, Illinois Mr. Charles F . Kearney, 646 Argyle, Flossmoor, 'Illinois Mr. Walter K. Kepner, 284 W. 4th Street, Manteno, Illinois Mr. Fred J. Kenny, 2259 West Leland Avenue, Chicago 25, Illinois Dr. George E. Kirby, 402 East Second Street, Spring Valley, Illinois Mrs. Marion L. Kirschbaum, 426 West Belmont Avenue, Apt. 1101, Chicago, Ill. Mr. R. Larracuenta, 2933 Caroline Street, South Bend 14, Indiana Mr. E. H. Lasseter, Athens, Illinois Mr. James R. Lake, 682 Forest Avenue, Glen Ellyn, Illinois Mr. Patrick H. Livingston, 17415 Emerson Street, Hazel Crest, Illinois Mr. Wilbur Long, 1006 Main Street, Henry, Illinois Mrs. Nina Loveless, 10324 Front Street, Franklin Park, Illinois Mr. P. L. Lundstrom, 3 South Louis, Mt. Prospect, Illinois Mr. R. A. Lyman, 155 South Wildwood, Kankakee, Illinois Mr. John R. Maples, 880 Chatham Avenue, Elmhurst, Illinois Mr. Milton W. Monson, Sr., 8101 West 79th Street, Oaklawn, Illinois Mr. Thomas E. Munson, 817 Washington Road, Grosse Pointe 30, Michigan Mr. Virgil H. Murphy, 800 Broadway, Lakewood, Crystal Lake, Illinois Mrs. Olive A. MacDougall, 2641 South 59th Avenue, Cicero, Illinois Mr. Warner S. McCall, 509 Eden Park Drive, Rantoul, Illinois ,, Mr. Ernest Nelson, 2821 Thayer Avenue, Evanston, Illinois Mr. Eugene C. Oberg, 7302 South Yates Blvd. Chicago 49, Illinois Mrs. Ruby R. Phillips, 214635 South 10th Street, Springfield, Illinois Mrs. Margaret Cohen, 9434 South McVicker, Oaklawn, Illinois Mrs. Vera P. Hubbell, 4327 Hyacinth Avenue, Baton Rouge, Louisiana Mr. Calvin Prater, 1236 West Main Street, Ottawa, Illinois Mrs. Wilhelmina L. Prentice, 11314 Central Avenue, East Gary, Indiana Mr. Robert E. Richards, 544 North Fletcher Avenue, Kalamazoo, Michigan Mr. Orville E. Ross, 11434 South Oakley Avenue, Chicago, Illinois Dr. Paul E. Ross, West Bluff, Utica, Illinois Mr. Albert W. Schey, 5335 George Street, Skokie, Illinois Mr. Frank B. Sajdak, 4741 North Beacon Street, Chicago 40, Illinois Mr. Richard I. Salberg, Marcona Mining Company, Apartado 1229, Lima, Peru, South America Mrs. Clara Schafer, 313 Third Street, Covington, Indiana Mrs. Mary L. Schwager, 9649 East 24th Place, Gary, Indiana Mr. R. A. Spillman, 1944 South Wesley Avenue, Berwyn, Illinois Mr. Chester E. Smith, R.R. No. 2, LeRoy, Illinois Mr. Stanley G. Smith, 1260 Ash Street, Winnetka, Illinois Mrs. Walter H. Strom, 3231 Seaward Drive, Pompano Beach, Florida Mr. Alden D. Stockham, 15W 761 Grace Street, Elmhurst, Illinois Mrs. Opel E. Sucharetza, 5027 South Bishop, Chicago 9, Illinois Dr. T. T. Suzuki, 501 Harrison Street, Covington, Indiana Mr. Bronislas Szumal, 44050 North Gratiot, Mt. Clemens, Michigan . Mr. Charles W. Sweedler, R.F.D. No. 1, Elwood, Illinois Mrs. Charles Pugh, 1015 North Central Avenue, Chicago 51, Illinois Mrs. Josephine Y. Theo, 2416 North Rutherford Avenue, Chicago 35, Illinois Mr. John R. Thurbee, 6204 South Parkside Avenue, Chicago 38, Illinois Mrs. Muriel B. Williams, 839 Lakeside, Chicago, Illinois Mr. W. I. Wallace, 29 West 159th Street, Harvey, Illinois Mr. 1. Eugene Weisenberger, 478 Deer Trail Road, Chicago Heights, Illinois Mr. Harold C. Wilcox, 8255 Rhodes Avenue, Chicago 19, Illinois Mrs. Nellie M. Willard, 207 North Scott, Rantoul, Illinois Mr. William VVoody, 857 Ainslie, Chicago, Illinois Mr. Angelo Young, 1228 Avenue C, Flint, Michigan Mrs. Isabel L. Zander, 631 Hinman Street, Aurora, Illinois Mr. Earl S. Zarndt, 17 W 140 Monroe Street, Elmhurst, Illinois Mr. Thomas A. Zoes, 1233 West Chase Avenue, Chicago 26, Illinois This is a list of the OMS Family of 1957-58. Keep in touch, keep this for future reference. You all know how well your parents supported all of the Corps' special events here on the campus as well as many following your teams in season. l34l Q ' r 1 I ,f A M .x I r 'L I1 ,x Af x X X X x X x nav ,, 1 'sw ' Q.. .QQ y . f . .. fi' l 4 5 Y an F . s Q 'Y ,, , f N . xv L 2 .Q ,I Q A J Q 4 64 I . 2 ,Q P A 41.51 .-Lv' V 9 '14-Z. . as JV' , . Wy M, I -fx H K. ,- I 5 :- x lv' 'fi' E . 'A 'F