Pekin High School - Commentator Yearbook (Pekin, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1956 volume:

Pekun Hugh School ., a , M W.-,M ,ff , 3 , ,fa-,f'w,,,g, ' - , ' ...af 'W .A .1 V ff 'fc w. QI THECXDNUWENTAICW 1956 To W. L. Green, known by us all But his memory holds no end. To him who dedicated his life That ours would better be-- We dedicate our annual now To his beloved memory. DEDICATION The Senior class of 1956 has dedicated their yearbook, The Commentator, to a person, who in their opinion is very de- serving of this honor, Dr. W. L. Green. Words are inadequate to describe our feelings, butamong them are gratitude, idealness, helpfulness, and friendship. He was a comforter, a healer, a Christian, a guardian, and a leader. Besides all these, there were national, state, and local honors bestowed upon him. With all these accomplish- ments, Dr. Green was still an associate and friend of the poor and rich. We want his family and friends to know that we appreciate, not just the fact that he brought many of us into the world, cured and cared for us, but just knowing him left us with a feeling of deep satisfaction. 9 Our leader, our doctor, our friend His services with the year has gone SUPERINTENDENT HERSCHEL C. BAKER, B.A., M.A. Mathematics , School Adminis - tration, Indiana University. School is agreat and unique com- munity whe re students live ,work and play. There is laughter, tears, loneliness, triumph and defeat. All of which blend together to mould character. Acharacter of greatness or dishonor according to the adjust- ments that are made to the many problems and experiences which we encounter daily at school and at home. Yes, students blend into groups, formal and informal, congenial and indifferent, uninteresting and pro- fitable. An exchange takes place, a reciprocal give and take, always striving for that ultimate goal, the diploma. In this great endeavor we seek knowledge and happiness. Our in- terests are challenged. WE COME FOR THAT DIPLOMA, BUT GET MUCH MORE. PRINCIPAL WILLIAM O. MARTIN, B.A. M.S. Mathematics, Canterbury Col- lege, Indiana University After four years of effort, you have attained one of the goals of your youth. While to you this may seem to be quite a peak of attainment, it is merely the beginning of greater tasks thatface you. The way youmeetthese tasks will be dependent on the efforts put forth and the attitudes developed during the four years just past. May youlook forward with confidence and proceedwithfirm steps to the meet- ing of the tasks before you. 5 A ri,4'N .XA K' F3 l gnu ', . sa 'li f ' 4 I lim r ' ' Charles C. Rickard, Loren E. Vfvyles, Loren R. Smith. SCHOOL BOARD FACULTY MARY PALICKI, B.S. I. KENNETH JONES, B.S. BERNICE G. NICKOLSOX. 4.5. Cerltrfil Normal College N. E- Slate TSSCTISFS C011ege.L'n1- University of Indiana. Emory Vrii Commerical versityof lllinois. Purdue University. vQrsi1y,Gcorr1e Washimzton Umver Vocational Agriculture siry, English, Social Studies. Lx I , IS . is' 1 ' Y MOTTO: JERRY HEIN Vocational Heins Convocation 25 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Sentential 35 Comment Staff 45 Class President 45 Glee Club 35 Operetta 35 Backwoods Romeo 3. LLOYD MARKLAND Academic Ike Commentator Staff 45 Student Manager45 F.F.A. 1.3.4. Secretary 45 Class President 2, Secretary 3, Vice President 4g Convocation 25 Backwoods Romeo 3. Ready Made Family 4. PATRICIA HIBBS Commercial Pat Sunshine Society 1.2.35 G.A.A. 1. 45 Modern Miss lg Glee Club 15 Comment Staff 2.3.45 Commen- tator staff 45 Class Secretary 45 Office 45 Operetta lg Pep Club 1, 2,35 Secretary 15 Backwoods Romeo 3, Ready Made Family 4.1 CARMELITA MYERS Commercial Shang Modern Miss 1.3, Secretary 15 Sun- shine Society 2,35 Class Treasurer 4, Secretary 25 Glee Club 15 Operetta lg Comment Staff 3,45 Commentator Staff 4, Co-Editor5 Office 3,45 Pep Club 1.25 Back- woods Romeo 3. Ready Made t-azmly 4. SENIORS Class Officers Good, Better, Best, Never Let It Rest, Til The Good Is Better, And The Better Is The Best. FLOWER: Red and White Carnations COLORS: Red and White ts 5 LYNN WILLIAMS Commercial Linnie Glee Club 43 Comment staff 43 Attended Jeffersonville High 1.2. RUSSELL BISHOP Commercial Bish F.F. A. 1,2,3,43 Commentator Staff 43 Track 33 Convocation 2. BILL BOBO Commercial Sleepy Softball 43 Attended Silver Creek High School 1,2. ANITA KARR Vocational Karr Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3,4, Vice President 33 Modern Miss 1,33 Band 1,2,3,43G1ee Club 1,3,43 G. A. A. 1,2,3,43 Comment 3,43 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Operetta 1,2,3,43 Back- woods Romeo 3, A Ready Made Family 4. TOMMY GRAY Vocational Tom F. F. A. 1,2,3,4, treasurer 43 Class Vice President 23 Pep Club 13 Con- vocation 2. BILLY MILLER Commercial Mills Glee Club 1: F. F. A. 1,2,3,4. Sentinel 2, Vice President 3, Presi- dent 43 Operetta 13 Convocation 23 Pep Club 1. 9 RALPH PICKERILL Academic Pick Convocation 2g Track 2. GLENTON TERRELL Academic Pete p F.F,A. 1,2,3g Convocation 26 DONALD WALTON Vocational Waldo F.F,A, 3g Convocation 2. VIRGINIA GIBSON x s Academic Gin East Stone Gap High School, Virginia I , U21 - ' za.. 'I 1 3 . I . . TYPING AWARDS SWEATER AWARDS 4 YEAR HONOR ROLL Pat Hibbs 50,60,70 Lloyd Markland Sharon O'Bryan 94 Sharon O'Bryan 50,60 Mickey Ooley Allan Martin 93 Joan Floyd 60 Allan Martin Carmelita Myers 92 Carroll Phillips 50 Sharon O'Bryan Jerry Hein 92 Anita Wade 50 Anita Karr Joan Floyd 91 Phyllis Wingfield 50 Carroll Phillips Lloyd Markland 91 Carmelita Myers 50 Frances Crume 90 Lynn Williams 50 SPORTSMANSHIP Carroll Phillips FREE THROW D. A. R. VALEDIC TORIAN SALUTATORIAN MODERN MISS of '56 Carroll Phillips Sharon O'Bryan Sharon O'Bryan Allan Martin Frances Crume X Xfwfr K lx i i STANDING Anita Karr Mickey Ooley, Lloyd Markland, Anita Wade, Frances Crume, SEATED Pat HlbbS Carroll Wayne Phillips. Carmelita Myers, Perry Motsinger, Sharon SENIOR CLASS PLAY AGNES MARTYN, a Widow . . . BOB, her son ............ MARILEE. her daughter ,.... GRACIE, her youngest child . , MISS LYDIA, her sister-in-law Carmelita Myers . Carroll Phillips . . . Anita Wade . Sharon O'Bryan . Frances Crume HENRY TURNER, a widower. . . . . . Perry Motsinger DORIS, his daughter ....... SAMMIE, his son ................. . . BEGONIA. Martyns' darky cook NICODEMUS, Martyns' colored .......Patl-libbs . Lloyd Markland . . . . Anita Karr . . Mickey Ooley ,Q :ga 1 7'-uw tp! .. ,f:f:. it i' 4 L want: Qi., 'G J T10 p ll Lloyd Phy ls 4 1 Perry Jerry loan IDE ,I Carmellta Carroll Sharon 4 v P 0 K f ' Allan I An1raK Ralph Donald -5 Anna f Q Kay ,un xx,-gas ,- X 3. 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'tu-ggvrrl, 4 A .A , w g 4 ' . 1 ' A - CLASS HISTORY 56 ln September 1952 we began our hlgh school career w1th 39 students spon sored by Mrs Mary Pal1ck1 and Mr Ray Kennedy We elected off1cers as follows Presxdent Allan Mart1n V1cePres1dent Thomas Gray Treas urer Joan Floyd and Secretary Sharon O Bryan We had two class part1es and went skatlng at Salem both t1mes Class colors were chosen to be red and wh1te classflower red and wh1te car natxon and motto Good Better Best never let It rest unt1l the Good 1S Better and the Better 1S Best ' Back 1n 1953 we began our Sophomore year Wlth 34 Ln number Our Presl 1dent Lloyd Markland Secretary Carmellta Myers and Treasurer Phylhs W1ngf1eld Mrs Mary Pal1ck1 and Mr R1chard Rushmg were our sponsors We had two class part1es and a hayr1de We began our Jumor year and lost two more classmates Our class offlcers were Presldent Sharon O'Bryan V1ce Pres1dent Don Thompson Secretary Lloyd Markland Treasurer Allan Martxn Th1s year our sponsors were Mr Kenneth Jones and Mrs Ehzabeth Speck We had two class part1es one at school and one at Kentucky State Fa1r Our magazme sales totaled S1 353 10 breakmg all prevxous re cords Backwoods Romeo was chosenas our class play presented on November 18 1954 On our .Tumor Semor Receptmn we hada f1ne meal at the Blue Boar Cafe 1n Lou1sv1lle and later went to the c1rcus In September of 1955 we began our fxnal year of h1gh school happy to welcome back as sponsors Mrs Mary Pal1ck1 and Mr Jones We chose as Pres1dent Jerry Hem V1ce Pres1dent Lloyd Markland Secretary Patr1c1a H1bbs and Treasurer Carmehta Myers Th1s year was full of hard work anx 1ety d1sappo1ntments but mostly full of co operat1on Wxth our hard work we planned two f1sh frys sold pop corn d11l p1ckles dlsh cloths everyday cards netted S125 O0 from Jumor and Semor Carm Fam1ly' a success and spent much tlme and energy on the 1956 Com mentator Our anx1ety was very great at t1mes almosttoo much to bear We recelved our class rmgs, p1ctures and an nouncements The Senxors were hon ored by a P T A party for them the Alumm Banquet Basketball Banquet and the Booster Tea for the gmrls Many d1sappo1ntments came through ouryears but we came through w1th flymg colors The Sen1or Tr1p Baccalaureate Com mencement and Semor Day Program would not have been lf everyone of the fznal 27 had not added thelr share to the memor1es we left at Pekm I-hgh School 1 I : ' . ' 9 ' , 1 3 ' - I I I ' ' I I ' . ' ' ' I I S 1 3 . , . , - 1 ' 1 . H - . I I I I I - , . - - . . ' I I I I dent was Jerry Thompsong Vice Pres- val, made our play Ready Made ' , 1 , ' ' , 5 a - . . . ' . . , ' I 0 n , - l 0 I u 1 I , 7 g I I 1 S ' . S , . . ' l I I 0 ' 3 l n 1 1 ' . . . ' ,, 1 ' ' ll ll ' ' ' , , - I3 We the 1956 graduatlng class Pek1n H1gh School town of Pek1n state of Ind1ana bexng of sound m1nd and mem ory do hereby make publ1sh and de clare th1s to be our last w1ll and testa ment g1v1ng to our unde rclassmen some ofthe th1ngs we feel we have outgrown Th1s w1ll was approved sxgned and sealed on Apr1l 18 1956 If there are any hard feelmgs to those 1n the under classes who recelve these th1ngs please forg1ve us and remember all these th1ngs were once our possess1ons ARTIC LE I THE WILL I Sharon O'Bryan w1ll my typ1ng foot stool to Peggy Roberts provzdmg that she lets B1lly Kuntz use lt because the1r feet don't touch the floor e1ther I Lynn W1l11ams w1ll my 'honey ' talk to Marjene Mots1nger 'cause she needs I Allan Martln w1ll my qulet nature to Dav1d Naugle 'cause he needs It I Perry Mots1nger w1ll my ab1l1ty to go w1th Sandra Lane to Ralph Hopk1ns I Glenton Terrell w1ll my he1ght to Max1ne W1ngf1eld prov1d1ng she keeps her we1ght I Carroll Ph1ll1ps w1ll my ab1l1ty to play basketball to B1lly Kuntz We Amta Wade and B111 Bobo w1ll our ab1l1ty to lollygag between classes w1thout be1ng caught to Jamce Hoskms and Harold Baker I Pat H1bbs bemg of sound body and m1nd Qand I do mean Body w1ll my extra temper to Mr Mart1n because l'll need everyth1ng else I'm suppose to have I Carmehta Myers w1ll my ab1l1ty to capture excess pounds to Barbara Campbell I Don Thompson w1ll my ab1l1ty to leave my gxrl alone durmng school hours to Harold Baker I .Ioan Floyd w1ll my red ha1r to any one who would rather be dead than red on the head We Lloyd Markland and Russell Blshop w1ll our abxlxty to get 3's 1n Agmculture to Ralph Hopkxns and Dav1d Naugle I Frankxe Crume w1ll my natural blonde ha1r to Carolyn Burchett I Amta Karr w1ll my enunc1at1on of monstrous words to Betty Smxth I Tommy Gray w1ll my ab1l1ty to catch chmcks poultry ch1cks to Leon Zmk I B111 M1l1er w1ll my ab1l1ty to play hookey and not be caught to Dott1e Crume I Mxckey Ooley w1ll my basketball ab1l1ty to B1lly Marshall I Ralph P1cker1ll w1ll myC1v1cs grades to Clarence Rose I Tommy Whmtlow w1ll my ab1l1ty to play hookey and get an excused absence to Gary Pr1ce I Phyll1s W1ngf1eld w1ll my ab1l1ty to stay sl1m to Sharon Brown ARTIC LE II To Mr Baker We leave the remams of the sen1or home room To Mr Martm We w1ll our ab1l1ty to add two goats and one horse and get 6 mxce To Mr Patterson We leave all used basketballs for h1s future ch11dren to play w1th To Mr Kelly We leave any h1story we ve made for h1m to teach to our next years sen1ors To Mrs Baker We leave all wads of chewed gum under the Home Ec room tables To Mrs H1lton We leave all d1rty socks and broken shoe stnngs 1n the g1rls locker To Mrs Pal1ck1 and Mr Jones We leave next years Freshman Class To Mr Herde We w1ll our ab1l1ty to s1ng and chew gum at the same txme To Mrs Hand We w1ll our shghtly used typewnte rs To Mrs N1cholson We leave a mce qu1et 7th per1od study hall ARTIC LE III To the freshmen We w1ll our courage and ambxtlon to surv1ve thexr three remammg years of h1gh school To a grand group of Sophomores and a grand sponsor Mrs Hxlton we have noth1ng of real value they need so we'll leave them the pr1v1lege of belng the .Tumors of tomorrow To the Jumors We leave our prestlge and d1gn1ty also our ab1l1ty to get along w1th other classes l I 1 1 9 9 - , ' 9 9 9 9 ' I , ' ' 9 9 9 . . 9 9 I I ' 9 - 9 9 9 ' ' 9 9 9 9 . . 9 9 . 9 9 ' ' l , . 9 ' 5 . . . . I I - 9 9 ' 9 9 lt. 9 9 ' . 9 9 . . . . , - 9 9 . . 9 9 ' 9 . , . 9 9 ' 9 . 9 9 ' . . , . I 9 Q 9 9 ' 7 - - . . 9 9 , . . 9 9 . 9 9 9 . . 9 9 ' 9 - 9 - 9 9 9 . - 9 9 9 9 9 . . I 4 I , '. . vt ' J ,, N' . Ms, I me-AIR jg- .. if 252fl '4:rk ,M , ,Info I 4 I fl : .B WW1-' V' . rw.:-tl, L,, 3. X.,-jf, - ,L,,..L' 3' L-3 H .H .,..z ' , M- , 1, V fl. ' ' ::,f - '. wg .,,,L.2'- ' -' , , 1 . xr ' ' CARNIVAL KING AND QUEEN Carroll Phillips and Sharon O'Bryan Seniors JUNIOR AND SENIOR CARNIVAL 2 xj r - Q ' u V I ,vv ..-- FIRST ROW: Donna Rickard, Betty Lou Mull, Margie O'Bryan, Joan Thompson, Rose Marie Gray, Sue Warren, Jean Thompson, Ruth Ann Morgan, Mildred Nale, Laurie McGlothlin, Patsy Norris, Doris Brown. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Baker, Harold Temple, Carl Harvey, Woodrow Knight. Carolyn Burchett, Alma Losson,Maxine Wingfield. Peggy Roberts, Ruth Lagle, Dorothy Crume, Sharon Brown, Lois fl! McCarty, Jean Pickerill, Larry Lang, Norma Jean Hall, Gale Johnson, Mr. Kelley. THIRD ROW: Gerald Dixon. Harold Schocke, Keith Martin, Lloyd Broadus, Clarence Rose, Gary Price, Leon Zink, David Naugle, Billy Kuntz. Gary Souder, Ralph Hopkins, Don Walker, Larry Nale, Alva Brown, Roy Purlee. JUNIOR CLASS The Junior's chose as their motto, Go Little by Little, But Never Turn Back, they also chose blue and white as their colors, and blue and white carnations as their flowers. The Juniors started with a lot of responsibilities, but plenty of energy and enthusiasm to carry them out. First of these responsibilities was the management of their consessions of ice cream and soft drinks. The Junior play, The Campbells Are Coming , was a hilarious, as well as a successful comedy. They feel that their most successful project was the magazine sales with S1,4'73.8'7. which was higher than any previous magazine sales. David Naugle topped all other individual salesmen. The Juniors and Seniors sponsored the Junior-Senior Carnival, which was also a success. The crowning of the basketball queen. sponsored by the Juniors, was one of their proudest achievements, because the queen was one from their own class. Rose Gray. Other projects for this year which proved successful was a bake sale. selling tickets for a barbecue supper. cedar chest raffle, sponsoring the Invitational Tourney consessions and programs. and preparing a Christmas supper for Cauble's Hatchery, Inc. The success of these projects made possible the Junior-Senior Reception. which was one of the best ever. This has been a very successful year for the Juniors. but they are looking forward to their Senior year with all anxiety. Class Officers David Naugle, Carl Harvey, Gary Price, and Leon Zink, -,oo, Lgvoe- lag IO FIRST ROW: Roberta Coats, Lucille Baker, Janet Humbert. Connie Smith,Joel1en Churchman, Barbara Campbell, Judy Maxine Roberts, Patty Williams, Betty Goss. Judy Lovell, Ooley, Marguerite Daily. Betty Lewis, Mrs. Hilton. THIRD Barbara Emery, Karen Marshall, Janet Losson,Jean Bierly, ROW: Larry Kay, Charles Mullins, Jackie Hollarah, David Carolyn Baker. SECOND ROW: Mr. Patterson. Marilyn Brown, Harold Baker, Billy Marshall, David Blankenbaker. Miller. Janice Hoskins, Dorthy Wright, Betty Smith, Donald Lewellyn. Roger Lang. SOPHOMORES The school year '55 and '56 has been an interesting one for the Sophomore Class. This class is third largest in Pekin High School. Their enrollment is 31. The Sophomore Class officers are President, Jean Bierlyg Vice President, Charles Mullinsg Secretary, Barbara Campbellg Treasurer, Maxine Roberts. They chose Green and White for their class colors and White Carnations as their flowers. Their sponsors are Mrs. Hilton and Mr. Patterson. They enjoyed two class parties. The class is anxiously looking forward to their Junior Year. Class Officers Jean Bierly, Charles Mullins, Ba r - bara Campbell, Maxine Roberts. at t9 ROW 1: Mildred Martin, Barbara Brown, Wanda Cress, Thelma Martin, Wilma Martin, Anita Miller. Phyllis Humbert, Sandra Lane, Hilda Pein, Helen Nale, Janet Dixon, Martha Cox. Mary Cox, Agnes Becraft, Wanda Baker, Barbara Joy Brown. ROW 2: Mr. Martin, Jerry Maudlin, David Bagshaw, George Hammock, Richard Warren, Billy Knight, James Hamby, Robert Hendrick, Nellis Curtis, Karen Campbell, Betty Staniford, Patty Baker,joyce Pickerill, Romilda Albertson, Marjene Mot- singer, Betty Swartz, Mary Allen, Barbar Macy, Mary QL Helen Hamilton,Geneva Owens, Junior Norris. Burl Hibbs, Gene Kirtley, Carl Bagshaw, Mickey Schocke, Jimmy Temple, Mrs. Hand, Melvin Wingler. ROW 3: Keith Campbell, Larry Lewellen. Bobby Bagshaw, Ronald Voy- les, Derill Myers, Ivan Wyman, Jon Thompson, Don Brough. Donald Voyles, David Axsom, Larry Nickols, Dean Gray, Charles King, Jerry Terrell, Dale Fleming, Donald Gray, Robert Nale, Albert King, Robert Wright, George Flenor. Da1eWeller. Jay Hortenberry, Ronald Hein, Robert McCarty. FRESHMEN Class Officers Mary Helen Hamilton. Jimmy Temple, Dale Weller, Donald Voyles, 1- 7 Freshmen Twins ROW lg Keith and Karen Campbell, Mary and MarthaCox. ROW 2: Ronald and Don ald Voyles, Wilma and Thelma Martin. 7, M SITTING: Marjene Motsinger, Phyllis Wingfield, Anita Wade. Margie O'Bryan, Karen Marshall, Sandra Lane, Dorthy Wright. Janice Hoskins, Jean Bierly, Marlyin Miller, Barbara Campbell, Betty Lewis, Anita Karr. STANDING: Phyllis Humbert, Ruth Morgan, Jean Thomp- son, Pat Hibbs, Mildred Nale, Lois McCarty, Carolyn Burchett, Laurie McGlothin, Frances Crume, Mrs. Hilton, Connie Smith, Betty Smith, Maxine Wingfield, Dorthy Crume, Judy Ooley, Donna Rickard. Kay Axsom, Sharon O'Bryan, Janet Humbert. G. A. A. The Girls Athletic Association is a club to promote better health, develop leadership, to conduct work in a business- like manner, to give the girls extra-curricular activity to the form of play, and to promote happiness in all their work. To become a member of the G.A.A. a. girl must earn fifty points in the designated activities of the club. Our main project this year was selling basketball schedule pencils and T-shirts of the Pekin Musketeers. numerals are awarded to the Junior girls who have partic- ipated in the required activities. Letters are awarded to the Senior girls who have earned five hundred points from the different activities. The Senior girls who have been a member of the club for four years each receive a pin. Officers President . . . . . Barbara Campbell Secretary . . ...... Anita Wade Treasurer. . . . . Sharon O'Bryan 4. Mt. , 'i 2? 5 K - ' gi 5 2'-t-ill? if 3 , N, 4 1 542 ' 4 ,fa . 5'n ,. 11' 4 ..,,.. :iff ,.2 - 1 '57 s 2 . we 255.- -.iw af 4 ,Af- . 1:1515 -x. 232 K TQ! W Qv ,fmw 13. J. 5 we '! 'gs W f M Wm N r X5 ,M 4 at -' 3.4 Wgfyaa. wi -gl nz, gi ,v- ' in x - I '32 1' ,bi , QQ 3. ,5-wf qs! .1 if ,-'Q '- - U lf, 39 in ' 743 afar: 11. . 1 v e3gr, Q 4,-- ' 4, 'xc s Frances Crume MODERN MISS OF 1956 Each year the students and faculty choose an outstanding girl from the Modern Miss Club as a representative of the students of Pekin High School. The selection is based on her poise, personality, scholarship, leadership, citizenship, grooming, and manners. This page is sponsored by LINK'S HANDLE COMPANY. Salem. Indiana 23 --J IIPST POW Connie Smith, Alma Losson. Donna Rickard. C1160 Churchman. THIRD ROW: MIS. Baker Judy OOICY Patsy Norris Lois McCarty,Mary He1enHarni1ron, Frankie Dorthy Crume, Ernestine Wells, Barbara Macy Betty Crume SLCUND ROW: Betty Lewis,Caro1yn Burchett, Swartz. Maxine Wingfield, Laura McG1othin, Peggy Roberts, Jo- MODERN MISS The Modern Miss Club of Pekin High School, organized in 1945 by Doroth Motsinger, their first President, sponsors the promotion of attractive characteristicsin the girls of Pekin High School. Each year a girl is chosen to represent the club as Pekin's Modern Miss. So far, we have had 11 outstanding girls re- presenting our Club. They are Pauline Linn, Juanita Morris, Marjorie Targonski, Faye Marshall, Emogene McFelea, Betty Baxter, Betty Wilson, Sue Dennis, Ginger Baker, Geraldine Fisher, and Rose Gray. Officers President, Connie Smith, Vice President, Patsy Norris Secretary Alina Lossong Treasurer, Donna Rickard. sw I 4 I. ' I Indiana This page is sponsored by LINK HANDLE COMPANY Salem SEA TED: Joan Thompson, Judy Ooley, Ruth Lagle, Fran- ces Crume, Ruth Morgan. Patsy Norris, Jean Thompson. SECOND ROW: Rose Marie Gray. Maxine Wingfield, Carolyn Burchett, Jean Pickerill, Connie Smith, Sue War- ren, Janice Hoskins, Karen Marshall, Dorthy Wright. Alma Losson, Betty Smith, Peggy Roberts, Patti Baker, Barbara Emery, Helen Nale. Geneva Owens, Barbara Campbell. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Baker, Wanda Cress. Joyce Pickerill, Betty Stanford, Anita Miller. Betty Lou Mull, Margie O'Bryan, Wilma Martin, Phyllis Humbert. Sandra Lane, Betty Goss, Thelma Martin, Marjene Motsinger, Janet Losson, Donna Rickard. Anita Karr, Judy Lovell. SUNSHINE SOCIETY CLUB SUNSHINE CREED With love in my heart, forgetting self, and with charity for all, I will make the object of my life helpfulness and kind- ness to others. I shall try to fit myself to give intelligent service in making my communitya safer and more beautiful place in which to live. Thus will my own life become rich and complete. President . . . Vice President Emblem . . . . . . The Rising Sun Song . . . . My Sunshine Girl Flower . . . . . . Yellow Rose Color . . . .Yellow and white Motto . . . . . . . Others , A 4' P 5 I Officers ' Q f 4 , s g E Ag, Jean Thompson '7 4 D' 5 fl . . . . . Ruth Morgan A 3 5 A 3 . 5 Joan Thompson ' 4, Cortes. Sec'y . Record. Sec'y. . . Treasurer. . . . . . Ruth Lagle Frances Crume fy, 5 Viff, A ' H? 2 U 33, , - W 4 , 2. JL 4- V' QA D A' X 1 13,5 A I ' QQ, ' ,A- 'Tf7'f-- r if df Q' X . ' . AW: I , - d , x .? . - 7i 'v 115+ 5' . I I . , A ,f , ' 4 , xx g . , , 'X x 1 . ' N' ' 1 0 , , f - . . :L , L I ' V v X . 1 I a N 1, , L' Ry Lf! s H ,NJ kk 'J X X X f 2 X A, f' f f 1 , n - 'K ' ,swf 6 .: ' 'xg' M ff -new-.xi ffw 'l ' af 'QW H I H' f A I I -2 -if 'F ff 'REX SITTING: Anita Wade, Russell Bishop, Pat Hibbs, Phyllis Wingfie1d,Joan Floyd, Mrs. Palicki. Mr. Jones. Carmelita Myers, Sharon O'Bryan, Frances Crume, Jerry Hein. Lloyd Markland, Carroll Wayne Phillips. STANDING: COMMENTATOR STAFF Editors . . ....... Sharon O'Bryan and Carrnelita Myers Business Manager ..................... Pat Hibbs Sales Manager ..... . . . Russell Bishop Advertising Manager . . ........ Joan Floyd Class Editor ....... ......... A nita Wade Sports Editor . . . . .Carroll Wayne Phillips Activity Editor . . ..... . Phyllis Wingfield Art Editor .... . . Lloyd Markland Literary Editor . . . ..... Frances Crume Photographer . . .............. Jerry Hein Sponsors .... . .Mrs. Palicki and Mrs. Jones This page is sponosred by BECKMAN STUDIO, Louisvil e, Kentucky. F FIRST ROW: Sue Warren, Margie O'Bryan, Harold Pat Hibbs, Joan Floyd, Lynn Williams. STANDING: Temple. SECOND ROW: Wilma Martin, Larry Lang, Mrs. Palicki, Carroll Phillips, Keith Martin, Anita Phyllis Wingfield, Anita Wade. THIRD ROW: Kay Karr, Sharon O'Bryan, Frances Crume, Judy Ooley, Axsom, Carmelita Myers, Ruth Lagle. FOURTH ROW: Ronald Brown. Editor. . . . . . . . . . Sharon O'Bryan Associate Editor . . . . . . Ruth Lagle Business Manager . . . . Ronald Brown Assistant Manager . . . . Harold Temple Feature Editor . . . . . . . Phyllis Wingfield Society Editor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Anita Karr Sports Editor . . . . . . . . . . . . . Carroll Wayne Phillips Assistant Sports Editor ................ Keith Martin Reporters ..... Margie O'Bryan, Sue Warren, Judy Ooley, Roger Lang, Wilma Martin, Frances Crume. Typists . . Anita Wade, Pat Hibbs, Kay Axsom, Joan Floyd, Carrnelita Myers, Lynn Williams. This page is sponsored by GEORGE C. RICHARDS da COMPANY. Louisville. Kentucky. 29 Jean Thompson Margie O'Bryan Joan Thompson PEP CLUB KNEELING: Joan Thompson, Margie O'Bryan, Jean Thompson. ROW 1: Karen Marshall, Connie Smith, Rose Marie Gray,Ruth Morgan, Alma Losson, Betty Mull, San- dra Lane, Phyllis Humbert, Wilma Martin. ROW 2: Max- ine Roberts, Betty Lewis, Anita Karr, Jean Bierly, Barbara Campbell, Betty Smith, Janet Humbert, Janice Hoskins, Thelma Martin. ROW 3: Judy Ooley, Bonnie Nale, Bar- bara Fisher, Nellie Curtis, Gayle Knight, Larry Nichols, David Gray, 4: Ronald Voyles, Darrell Myers, Marjene Motsinger, Russell Bishop, Nale, Keith Albertson, Wanda Cress. Ronnie Hein, Donald Voyles, Jerry CHEERLEADERS Johnson, Woodrow Jimmy Roberts. ROW David Blankenbaker, Robert McCarty, Gary ROW 5: Dean Gray, Maudlin. grily . 53 wax F -4-1 i'.HIp,' 5 44.7-v 1 Zfglllfl. 54 ,ex 34f QUTM KNEELING: Jean Thompson, Margie O'Bryan, Joan Harold Temple, Mr. Patterson, Mr. Kelley, Lloyd Mark- Thompson. STANDING: Allan Martin, Ralph Hopkins, land, Billy Kuntz, David Naugle, Gary Price, Carl Har- Leon Zink, Mickey Ooley, Keith Martin, Gary Souders, vey, Carroll Phillips. VARSITY RECORD Name Height Weight Total Year Pekin 53 vs Campbellsburg P0iHIS Pekin 58 vs Georgetown Carroll Phillips 6' 165 351 Pekin 43 vs Henryville Allan Martin 5'8 141 18 Pekin 42 vs Morgan Twp. Mickey Ooley 6' 160 9 Pekin 48 vs Hardinsburg Carl Harvey 5'10 1f2 140 258 Pekin 43 vs Borden David Naugle 6'2 185 189 Pekin 54 vs Orleans Gary Price 6' 172 62 Pekin 58 vs Crothersville Gary Souders 6'3 161 77 Pekin 53 vs Vallonia Leon Zink 5'8 136 82 Pekin 64 vs Marengo Billy Kuntz 6'2 216 19 Pekin 67 vs English Keith Martin 6' 155 3 Pekin 82 vs Henryville Ralph Hopkins 5'8 135 0 Pekin 71 vs Hardinsburg Pekin 44 vs West Baden Pekin 59 vs Borden Pekin 52 vs Morgan Twp. CLARK COUNTY TOURNAMENT Pekin 39 vs Henryville 54 Pekin 40 vs Border 60 INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT Pekin 45 vs ' Milltown 44 Pekin 48 vs Campbellsburg 60 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Pekin 42 vs Henryville 53 This Page is Sponsored by SMITH CABINET CORPORATION, Salem. Indiana fl , x x 'ff . 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' A -'P :iff Eff '61,-T if-L11..'?.-7?f-0-1 ' -- 115.1-mein- - ' .f 3 . - ' 'I . , '1 X ' - Xi , : xx . 1 .B F , 1 ' . xxx ' .yxj ' , 3:1 . ,N . , IC, 5 E . 6 - ' wa .wifi-z ' 1 of K ' ' x : , ' 5. .jf 'f, x I' ? J Y f,f..,,. M, ' 'y 'H :Wg m ' , ff-2 , I , ,K ' I4 - -. . , X 1, U N-., 3 - ,E I 'gg . , X N A 03 4 .: , MQ- , ,,, -1 f- I lv . 4 , A , K.. .. . , u 'vxg ! ' ,M X ,,,,, W Y 1 1 V: 15' i N h, , Q E- , Q ,, ' I' ...ww xx 1,6 + A . . X : - M ' 'K www' - r Q, , -, .. , by ,t THE QUEEN: Rose Marie Gray. THE COURT: Sharon O'Bryan, Donna Richard, Mike Roberts, Dawn Short, Ronnie Albertson, Jean Bierly, Connie Smith. Rose Marie Gray A A 241' 1 1-'v This page is sponsored by FABRI-FORM COMPANY, Pekin, Indiana. The Basketball Banquet was held March 29, in honor of the Basketball Team, Yell Leaders, and Basketball Queen. Forrest Gray. on behalf of the Parent Teacher Association awarded gifts to Carroll Wayne Phil- lips, Mickey Ooley, Allan Martin, Lloyd Mark- land, Sharon O'Bryan, and Rose Marie Gray. Loraine Cauble prese nted the Murray Cauble Free Throw Trophy to Carroll Wayne Phillips. BASKETBALL BANQUET Bodine Martin presented the Sportsmanship Award, which was sponsored by the Pekin Grange to Carroll Wayne Phillips. This trophy is given to the player receiving the highest number of votes cast by the officials. This page is sponsored by CAUBl.E'S HATCHERY, 36 INC. , Pekin, Indiana. 'f W? ,wx I . , :nw ,ffrfifi A Y ,, 4. 'j W 1.2-A .W W . L5 KNEELING: Burl Hibbs, Jimmie Temple, Glenton Donald Walker, Gary Souders Carroll Phillips Harold Terrell, Gene Kirtley,Iack Hollrah, Charles Mullins, Baker, Keith Martin David Naugle Allan Martin STANDING: Mr. Kelley, Carl Harvey, Bill Bobo, Mr. Patterson. Pekin Pekin Pekin Pekin Pekin This a e is sponsored by DEWALT FUNERAL HOME, Salem, D 8 Indiana. SOFTBALL TEAM Games and Results 20 vs. Campbellsburg 8 12 vs. Borden 7 8 vs. Campbellsburg ll Z vs. Borden 18 8 vs. Henryville 19 34 ' 35, ,30 44 4 6 STANDING: Larry Joe Phillips, Gary Nale, Keith Al- Randy Owsley, Richard Rockey, KNEELING: Bonnie bertson, Mickey Gibson, David Luse, David Ray Gray, Nale, Janice Roach, Estelle Albertson. Mr. Fultz, Larry Martin, Lee Temple, David Wells, GRADE BASKETBALL AND SOFTBALL TEAMS STANDING: Mr. Fultz, Phil Rockey, Jackie Brough, KNEELING: Mickey Gibson, Richard Smith, Richard David Luse, Charlie Carter, David Ray Gray, Jimmy Rockey, Larry Joe Phillips, Ronnie Terrell, Keith Al- Faurote, Wesley Goss, Lee Temple, Jimmy Chastain, bertson, Gary Nale, David Wells. X! i 4- Woodrow Knight, Laurie McG1othin, Carolyn Burchett, McCarty, Norma Jean Hall, Mildred Nale, Sharon Maxine Wingfield, Donna Rickard, Ioan Floyd, Lois Brown, Dottie Crume, Mr, Patterson, Don Walker. DRIVERS' TRAINING Mr. Patterson, Janet Humbert, lean Bierly, Charles Mullins, Janet Losson, Judy Lovell, Larry Kay, Betty Smith, Patty Williams. 4' I' ' ef 1 ' 71 f Q- 'qv sqkl Pat Hibbs Mr. Baker Carmelita Myers Mrs. Baker Patsy Norris Mr . Martin ATHLETIC COUNCIL SEATED: Mrs.Hi1ton, Mary Helen Hamil- ton. Jean Bierly. Mrs. Baker. STANDING: Mr. Patterson. Jerry Hein. leon Zink, Mr. Baker, Mr. Martin. 40 OFFICE GIRLS COO KS Helen Martin, Lula Albertson JANITORS H arold Plowman, Allan Martin, Donald Walton, Tommy Gray. BUS DRIVERS Russell Bishop, Elwood Mull. Charlie Balen tine. Jack Short. puv MM A MW It must be nice! V, Sprt If out What's so funny? ' Ol- Phewwwwww . f?-1' N!!-if tr? r ri M. X, Aw mo gs my, please wa 1 'W Por you madam W., ,W Love ya ' - 'fl-,elf '4 f, r W J-4 A A Ernesrine and Maxine zfw Y 4s n ' . . Friends NR ffl, .,.., .lv rib--W' bs me rf Well rt s hke :hrs boys x QIQWQP' wi .--q:-r Gorng our wav 9 begs' J' 0 '1- U 'Zi -35: -rf can Plerre Cambel Shorts Measures up alli- 44 I 2' , ' .ta 'Y' school D 1947-I , ,,,' 5 .1choolDQ 5 1947-' -. D G A' , 1 U- Mickey Oaley Grade 2 i I . af ' '06- ,ii , ',', ,fy I .' - - ...'. x -. . h D l'v ' if Allan Martin Grade 2 Q3 .'4, nf ' e x 'O Q. 1 x. ,r Y Carmelita Myers Ronald Thom Grade 2 Grade 2 4-. QQ ff' U 4 Q- 'La 1 I' ' . J. ,Ly I -I I ' ,, C 4395 neg ' 511 ' 5 w .' ' D '.? N Q .5 X. . '. f 2 V 5 W 1 1 if f ' ' W W W rf J 1 Y I vid L, Naugle Grade 1 4, -. Betty Lou Mull Grade 1 r....f....,.,,.: A 'S s 4-up A 1 ' s.-. sv 4' 1, ' P ' 1 , 1 ? ?i1517,,'7E.,g t 3-f Q, J, ll' - 1:1 1 4 Il . 1- 1 I 'Y Rose Marie Gray Grade 1 'V 1 'A Q Margurett Dail Grade 1 X qs- ? i l 41 3 3 loan Thorr1DS0f1 Jean Thompson Ruth Ann Morgan Grade 1 Grade 1 Grade 1 A W: -rf vi A 1' N ,A K. T I' A A fix M.. 1 X LIXX y,,,, y Gary Sooder David Blankenboker Keith Maru Grade 1 Grade 1 Grade 1 I I 1 'L' . 6 I ' VZ 1 K 4- fx I a .I X K A ' N 'p ln' L Q-1 V ' , ' 1 ' 1 ' ' h 'Q' X1 - 1 'M V' 4 . . f. d af 1 11151321813 iel 2 I in - x xx MX , 1- lrfg list GTS School I943 1 Km .ff ,Ili if W 0. , -, A Z w , r ,QQ WP ew? K 4 wr 1 x 5 'Jh 2.QWff. 3 5- V' ' 1 I f ie' +m-.h..,,,....- - 1 H 3 ii' J 556. -1:17 'F 4,,,, 1 X ,w ' S - I 2 'u 1 , k Xl-- ., 1 1 i ii 4'.?,,,f-' ,. Q 5 ' E ai .- .. ' . 3 ' 5 s 5 ' ' 'l Q1 .1 ' ,,, V. -, 55Ag.:.,,,,,f -' fv R Q J , ,P in +244- M f F4 fig. ,,.---1' X.-Q-.nqr-oxgg, ' ,Q 43- , , COMMENCEMENT 8:00 P.M., Thursday, May 24, 1956 Processional ................... High School Band Invocation .............. . . Bro. Ronald Bartanen Hawaiian Overture Selection . . . .... High School Band Salutatorian ............. ...... A llan Martin Queen City March .......... ..... H igh School Band Introduction of Speaker ............ Supt. H. C. Baker Address Every Life a Plan of God . Rev. . Robert W. Gingery Tarkio Overture ................. High School Band Valedictorian .................... Sharon O'Bryan Recognition of School Honor Students . Prin. Wm. O. Martin Presentation of D.A.R. Award . . . Mrs. Audra Qualkinbush Presentation of High School Diplomas . . Supt. H. C. Baker Presentation of Elementary Diplomas ..... Mrs. Bernice Nicholson Wake the Town and Tell the People . . . High School Band Benediction .................. Rev. Donald Spurgis 51 AUTOGRAPHS Salem Cheese 81 Mllk Company Your Dependable Milk Market See Your Friendly Mllk Hauler RADIO-WSLM 1220 Kc on Every Radio 100 M1les all Dnrectnons From Salem Actual Radio Population 748 000 Phone Salem 700 O More Power to You U YOUNG'S Hardware Furniture Phone 'I'l7 Phone 373 SALEM, INDIANA Complimenls of THE DINNER BELL Good Food SAL EM INDIANA Copl CAUBLE S FLORISTS SALEM INDIANA I! 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