Pekin High School - Commentator Yearbook (Pekin, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1958 volume:

q- va ,.fv ' ,A W- -- Y ff ff, . .-6555, X Foreword We, the Class of 1958, will be the last to pass through these doors of knowledge. Progress has been made and new doors have been built for the future graduates. Through these well used doors have passed tornorrow's engineers, teachers, lawyers, doctors, and homemakers. These doors will be a gateway to many new and rewarding opportunities for all of the students now attending and those who will enroll in later years. The Class of 1958 would like to thank all who have helped us make our four years at Pekin High School a success. fn. Presenting PHS on PARADE COMMENTATOR PEKIN HIGH SCHOOL PEKIN, INDIANA W' 'wr ff 1 A 5 H A Y . 'ez' I 5, nu L. , J' N 4? X I 3 'IQ '- ,' ,,.: 53? i f ia ,LQ :ix M1 ,, A ,fag 5 .Q W :wmv Dedication To our MOTHERS and FATHERS we respectfully ded1cate The Commentator of 1958 We cannot thank you enough You have gwen us encouragement to gu1de us through You have always been xnterested 1n the rmprovement of our 11ves cheer1ng us when we were down and out We know that the best way to repay you IS to become successful m our l1ves' career then you w1ll say to other people that IS my son or that 1S my daughter Your heart w1ll then swell w1th pr1de and we know that your love and encouragement have been an 1nsp1rat1on and your never end1ng sacr1f1ces have made poss1ble these 4 years of hzgh school we owe to you Moms and Dads we won't let you down We wxll strwe always to have a fru1tfu1 and 1' 1' 1' r r Mrs r r r r Mr Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Jos1e Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs an abundant lxfe Henry Baker Charles Balent1ne Loren B1e rly M A Butler Irv1n Campbell Churchman Glen Coats Norman Heathcock Ph1ll1p Hollrah Em1l Kay Archle Lang r 8: Mrs Harley Lew1s r 81 Mrs W1ll1am Marshall Mrs Mary Mlller r 8: Mrs Aldon Montgomery Mr 8: Mrs Cl1nt Mullxns Mrs Pauhne Ooley 1' I' I' 1' I' 1' 8: Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs James W Roberts Gaxl Schocke Egert Sm1th M1l1ard Stewart Neal W1l11ams Elrner Wrxght M.k . M. . ' M.8r . ' M. . M.8z . ' . ' - Mr.8:Mrs.Murle Brown M . . M.8r . . . . . ' ' M.k . ' . ' . ' M.8z . . M.8z . M. . ' M.8r . M.8z . ' M.k . M.8r .' M.ka . ' M.8r . -8: - ' M.8z . ' will i SCHOOL BO RD William Hein . . . President Eugene Voyles . . Treasurer James Kay. . . .Secretary SUPERI TE DE T Superintendent Herschel C. Baker, a very capable administrator, has done his best to see that the education he oversees is liberal and broadening. Mr. Baker's office door is always open, symbolic of the counsel and friendship which students and teachers alike can find there Approving a number of new methods and the purchasing of new books and equipment to make Pekin Schools as up-to-date as possible and functioning properly for the welfare of the schools and their students, have been only a few of his various projects for advancement. For the last time, we seniors, say, Thank you, Mr. Baker. To you, Mr. Hudkins, our un- tiring principal and class sponsor, we, the Class of 1958, in apprecia- tion for the many hours you have devoted to our class, leave our deepest gratitude, fondest memo- ries, and finest regards. .lack C. Hudkins, A.B. English Government University of Louisville Mary Hilton, A.B. Biology Chemistry Physical Educa- tion Indiana Uni- versity Mrs. Hilton, our class sponsor, who has completed her seventeenth year at P.H.S., has helped to guide us to honor and glory. We wish to thank her for many things, but they are too numerous to mention. May these few words show her our gratitude and appreciation. N x nw. A -ag .fm , wg, 'N Y we 4? K. A N -46 AC? iw Seniors on Parade M,4- , ,al BETTY LEWIS Valed1ctor1an Future Homemaker of Tomorrow D A R BARBARA CAMPBELL Salutatorlan BARBARA CAMPBELL .Tess1e A Green Memor1a1Avuard 4 Year Honor Pms Betty Lexus Dorothy Wmght and Judy Ooley JACK HOLLRAH Reba Blackman Alurnm Scho1arsh1p Dr W L Green Mernorlal in Smenee Award Luv . Vx I .. . . . .x J ze. U x , A 5 , 1 . , . . V . Y M ' ' Q . X4 1 V7 - - ' 'A , Honors 1 G. A. A. Awards Betty Smith, Connie Smith, Betty Lewis, Barbara Campbell, Dorothy Wright, Marilyn Miller, Jean Bierly, Karen Marshall, Judy Ooley. M , A d Athletics l1SlC Wal' S Charles Mullins, James Mont- Band Letters--Maxine Roberts, Connie Smith, Judy gomery-student manager, Jack Holl Ooley, Betty Lewis, Patty Williams, Karen Marshall, rah, Billy Marshall. Joellen Churchman and David Brown. 4-Year Glee Club Pins--Betty Smith, Patty Wil- liams and Barbara Campbell. Club Awards Sunshine--Barbara Campbell, Connie Smith, Judy Ooley, Dorothy Wright, Betty Smith and Karen Marshall. Typing Honors Girls' State Maxine Roberts, Barbara Camp- bell, Connie Smith. BASKETBALL QUEEN Judy Ooley 1 CARNIVAL KING James Montgomery 4 MODERN MISS , Connie Smith 4 Jean Bierly-40,50-Carolyn Baker-40,50-Barney Schocke-40,50-Patty Williams-40,5O,60-Joellen Churchman-40,50,60-Barbara Carnpbell-40,50- Betty Lewis-40,5O,60,70-Marilyn Miller-40,5O- Maxine Roberts-40,50-Connie Smith-40,5O-Doro- thy Wright-40,50-Roberta Coats-40-Billy Marsh- all-40-Billy Heathcock-40-Judy Ooley-40. This page is sponsored by WENNING PACKING CO., Central Barren, Ind. Sponsors helping editor on the yearbook. Jack Hollrah Hol-rah-rah Class President 15 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Secretary 3, President 45 Comment 3,45 Class Play 35 Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Softball l,Z,35 Track l,3. O.K. Dad . . . always ready with a witty remark . . . plays a good game of ping-pong . . . rides motor- cycles as a pastime . . .well liked by everyone . . . will be an atomic physicist. Jean Bierly Mousie Class President Z, Secretary 15 Glee Club 1,3,45 President 35 G.A.A. 1,2, 3,45 Modern Miss 1,35 Pep Club l,Z, 3,45 Vice President 15 Comment 45 Convocation 25 Class Play 35 Music Festival 3,45 Operetta l,3,4. Bless You . . .has a cute figure . . . favorite pastime is her steady . . . noted for changing her mind . . . will be an X-ray technician. THOSE HO LED US Barbara Campbell Barb Class President 3, Secretary 25 Glee Club 1,Z,3,45 Vice President 15 Majorette 3,45 Sunshine 1,2,3,45 President 45 G.A.A. 1,Z,3,45 Presi- dent 2, Secretary 15 Comment 3,45 Modern Miss 15 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Secretary 15 Convocation 25 Class Play 35 Operetta l,2,3,45 Cheer- leader 45 S.S.S. Campg Girl's State 35 Office Work 3,4. Come on, Jude . . .full of pep . . .likes rugged he-men . . . real hep dancer gay personality . . . will be a gym teacher. Dorothy Wright Dot Class President 4, Treasurer 35 Sunshine Z,3,45 Recording Secretary 45 G.A.A. 1,Z,3,45 President 35 Treasurer 45 Modern Miss 1,3,4: Pep Club 45 Office Work 45 Comment 45 Commentator 45 Convocation 2. Don't get shook . . .where there's fun. . .there's Dot . . .engaged to an airman . . .writes to him in her free time . . .has a cute smile . . . will be Tab Hunter's Publicity agent. Mary Hilton Joellen Churchman Jack Hudkins 5 Cheml Stry OUR SCHOOL LIFE Four long years ago on a September mormng forty two green' freshmen enrolled ID P H S for the1r frrst t1me Our sponsors were Mrs I-hlton and Mr Gable We elected the followmg off1cers Pres1dent Jack Hollrah V1ce Pres1dent Karen Mar shall Secretary Jean B1erly and Treasurer V1ctor1a Surnner who was later re placed by Conme Smlth We had two class part1es one each semester For the fn-st we went skatmg at the local r1nk and for the second we attended a show 1n Lou1sv1lle To us lt seemed l1ke a long tlresome walk to graduatlon day but our determlnatlon was strong When we returned our sophomore year we were fewer 1n number but Just as determmed to succeed We knew though we were more confxdent of ourselves that we had not as we had ant1c1pated nearly f1lled our empty bra1ns w1th knowledge the f1rst year There were only thxrty two of us left Those w1thdraw1ng were Glen Applegate Nora Balent1ne Darlene Burkhart Dellat1ne Collwell Delores Dunn Judy Garrett Jay I-Iortenberry Ruth Stewart and Vlctorla Sumner Mr Gable also left us and Mr PattersonJo1ned Mrs H1lton 1n see1ng us through hlgh school Th1s year we chose the followmg off1cers Pres1dent Jean B1erly V1ce Presxdent Charles Mull1ns Sec retary Barbara Campbell and Treasurer Maxlne Roberts We chose green and whxte as our class colors and whlte carnat1ons as our flower W1th another year before us we came back to P H S Our long walk was becommg shorter as we entered school as Juruors that fall Our enrollment aga1n took another plunge We lost Harold Baker Luc1lle Baker Dav1d Blankenbaker Barbara Emery Betty Goss and Donald Lewellyn We ga1ned B1lly Heathcock As our sponsors W chose Mrs Hxlton and our new pr1nc1pal Mr Hudk1ns We carefully selected our of f1cers th1s year They were as follows Pres1dent Barbara Campbell V1ce Presxdent Maxlne Roberts Secretary Judy Ooley and Treasurer Dorothy Wr1ght We declded that th1s was really our year to shxne F1rst of all we chose a class motto The h1gher we cl1mb the broader the v1ew Our magazme sales were a great success They totaled Sl 556 30 toppmg all other prevxous sales The class recexved a plaque for selhng over S1500 Some of our projects were sellmg Chrxstmas r1bbon barb b q txckets frumt cakes van1lla pepper and cake to the students at noon Our b1ggest money mak1ng pro-yects were tak1ng charge of Ju.n1or sales and a class play Us G1rls To brlng to a close th1s wonderful year we took the sen1ors to the New Albany Leglon Hall for dlnner and then to see 'The Ten Commandments ln Loulsvxlle The year of all years came at last' After three years of hard work we were enter 1ng our sen1or year w1th the realxzatxon that th1s would be our last year together We started out w1th twenty s1x members gaxmng Ruth Stewart Wayne Butler and Barney Schocke We lost Ernestxne Wells We were happy to fmd our sponsors Mrs I-hlton and Mr Hudkms wa1t1ng for us The followlng were our off1cers Presldent Dorothy Wr1ght V1ce Pres1dent Ruth Stewart Secretary Roberta Coats and Treasurer Betty Lew1s We contr1buted to the basketball season th1s year by havmg Barbara Campbell as one of the cheer leaders Bxlly Marshall Charles Mull1ns and Jack I-Iollrah on the f1rst team and James Montgomery as student manager The f1rst semester we celebrated bexng together agaxn by attendxng the Kentucky State Fa1r Of course the last semester our long awaxted trxp became a reallty and we left for Wash1ngton D C on May 13 We returned home Saturday after four event ful days Durzng the next few days we prepared for graduatxon exerc1ses On Frlday mght May Z3 we concluded our long walk as we assembled 1n the gym for our d1plomas Our class wh1ch had worked as an effect1ve un1t for four years was f1nally d1v1ded We know that th1s IS not necessanly the end of our educatxon We shall str1ve to use the tools wh1ch we acqu1red from our past schoolmg to cultlvate ourselves 1nto the men and women of tomorrow We w1sh to thank those who have had the courage and pat1ence to see us through to ra1se us up when we had fallen and to encourage us on when we had faltered Each person must now go hxs own way to f1nd h1s or her place 1n th1s world Thls merely surnmarxzes our many memor1es It cannot begln to express our deep feelmgs for our fr1ends and we can never forget those fr1ends or the wonderful txmes we have had at P H S ' - ll I I . . . . . . . ' -- Q - -- - 5 -- Q -- I - I ' i I I ' I I I - 1 1 I 7 1 ' 1 y 1 1 1 1 1 , , . . . 1 -- 5 - -- 5 - -- Q ..- ' , . - 1 - 1 1 1 1 , . . , e . , . . ' . : -- 5 - -- 3 -- -- . ' i H . . . 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 - . . . . H , . 1 1 . . I . . . . , - ' 1 1 1 . . , . . , . Z -- S - -- Q -- S -- 1 1 1 , . I - 1 1 , . 1 . ' . , . 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 . . . N 227' ,651 Z1 ,Z if W ff if 15,6 QW ii. aw ' f ff Nj' 'I 5 mg--' v- g. if Future homemaker award .f3,fffL.ZQXY,47 ' ,Q ,V ,t,,, ,? V, Ht,-,, n r I use M fs .19 ki A ,' . ,, fc . 1 ,V -:Q 1121- .Q rf? .I ff , F 'S' Popcorn sales KZ!!! a 1532 en- ,M 4' at f 'M 'W' I M V. QM .gy pa Measuring for caps and gowns ,ij , I fl 'Q I - , Q., Z- Q My 54 .SV Sock Hop 4,1 F W, ., ' ww.. -,ck I iz ,. gay 1 fr, 'g ..N6i!.i Wg 5 Q, V rv U 19 ' A Qf u '-7 .X ., ,inf f . , 4 fx? x LAST WILL AND TESTAME T We the Semor Class of 1958 town of Pekm county of Wash1ngton be1ng of al most sound m1nd after four earth shaklng years at Pekm Hlgh School do hereby declare thrs our last w1ll and testament ARTICLE I To all the Jumors we w1ll our ab1l1ty to get excused absence sl1ps from the offxce We all semor g11'ls w1ll our ab1l1ty to be on the semester honor roll to all the Jumor g1rls ARTICLE II To the sophomores and freshmen we w1ll our superlor bra1n knowledge ARTICLE III To the teachers we leave our sympathy and we hope they w1ll recover durmg the three months vacatlon so they can contxnue to do the1r splend1d work ARTICLE IV To the Jan1tors we w1ll our ab1l1ty to h1t the wastepaper basket on the average once a week ARTICLE V Carolyn Baker w1ll my quletness to Yvonne Prlce Jean B1erly w1ll my ab1l1ty to talk 1n glee club and not get a three to Sandy Brown Dav1d Brown w1ll my ab1l1ty to draw a1rplanes to Mr Hudk1ns Wayne Butler w1ll my Buck Rogers Badge to Mr Jones Barbara Campbell w1ll my baton and what l1ttle tw1rl1ng ab1l1ty I have to Erma Jean Hopkms .Toellen Churchrnan w1ll my drum career to Paul Brown and Janet D1xon Roberta Coats w1ll my worn out typlng eraser to anyone who makes as many m1stakes as I do Brlly Heathcock w1ll my ab1l1ty to get along w1th Mr Jones to Donn1e Voyles Jack Hollrah w1ll my ab1l1ty to s1t on the bench dur1ng basketball games to D1Ck1e Warren Larry Kay w1ll my ab1l1ty to get passes from agr1culture class to Jerry Maudhn Roger Lang w1ll all the fun I have had 1n chemlstry to next year's class Betty Lewrs w1ll my ab1l1ty to get the school paper out late to Sandy Lane May she do better next year B1lly Marshall w1ll my ab1l1ty to bu1ld hot rods to Dale Weller Karen Marshall w1ll my ab1l1ty to graduate ln three and a half years to Dale Flemlng James Montgomery w1ll my patent on the t1me space machme to Robert I-Iendr1ch Mar1lyn Mlller w1ll my old boy fr1ends to Barbara F1sher Charles Mulllns w1ll my ab1l1ty to play good defense IH basketball pract1ce to Melvln Wlngler Judy Ooley w1ll my ab1l1ty to capture a d1amond to Marcella Campbell Max1ne Roberts w1ll my ab1l1ty to get 1nto trouble to anyone who 15 xnterested 1n hav1ng an exc1t1ng txme Barney Schocke w1ll my desk 1n the sen1or home room to my brother M1ckey Betty Sm1th w1ll my ab1l1ty to make up good excuses on the spur of the moment to Pam Lenz1n1 Conme Smlth w1ll all my good t1mes at school and my ab1l1ty to get passes from the teachers to my brother Rlchard Ruth Stewart w1ll my old c1v1cs notes to W1lma Martm Patty W1ll1ams w1ll my soft vo1ce to Marjene Motsmger I Dotty Wrxght w1ll my ab1l1ty to run around 1n Mr Hudkms Cad' to anyone who doesnt hke classes . . 3 . . . . of L I . . . u I' 1 l , 1 1 1 1 . 1 . 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BEST ALL AROUND Connie Smith ancy Wayne Butler MOST STUDIOUS Billy Marshall and Joellen Churchman MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Barbara Campbell and Jack I-Iollrah uniors Row lg Robert Hendrich, Jerry Maudlin, Dale Fleming, Burl Hibbs, Jim Hamby, Russell Gilstrap, Richard Warren, Donald Voyles, Mickey Schocke, Gene Kirtley, Row 2: Barbara Brown, Barbara Joy Brown, Phyllis Hurri- bert, Thelma Martin, Wanda Cress, Wilma Martin, Patty Baker, Karen Campbell, Joyce Pickerill, Linda Montgomery, Janet Dixon, Mildred Martin, Wanda Baker, Agnes Becraftg Row 3: Mr. Martin, Donald Gray, Ivan Wyman, Ronald Hein, David Bagshaw, Melvin Wingler, Mary Helen Hamilton, Hilda Perrin, Billy Knight, Ronald Voyles, Don Brough, Jimmy Temple, Carl Bagshaw, Mrs. Nicholson, Row 4: Robert McCarty, Keith Campbell, Wilbur Key, Helen Nale, Sandra Lane, Marjene Motsinger,Jerry Terrell, Jon Thompson. 43.1 One of the biggest Junior Classes ever, started this year with a lot of confidence. The Junior Play FINDERS CREEPERSH was a big success. One of the most interesting projects was the crowning of the Basketball Queen, Peggy Wix. Our biggest project was our magazine sales. The total of 51597.43 set a new record. Jon Thompson and Mary Helen Hamilton were high salesmen. The Juniors worked with the Seniors to make the Junior-Senior Carnival the best ever. Other projects which were undertaken were the sale of scarves, pen and pencil sets, and candy. The class worked hard for the Junior-Senior Re- ception, which was a big success. JUNIOR OFFICERS Jerry Maudlin, President Russell Gilstrap, Secretary Wilma Martin, Vice-President Jimmy Temple, Treasurer CLASS COLORS: Blue and White CLASS FLOWER: White Carnation CLASS MOTTO: Don't reach for success, scratch for it. Sophomores CLASS OFFICERS Susan McGlothlin--Treasurer Pam Lenzini--President Gary Strange--Vice-President Janet Rickard--Secretary Freshman Class Row 1: Larry Joe Phillips, Kenneth King, David Wells, Gene Wisman, Charles Schocke, Charles Owens, Gary Nale, Eugene Miller, Charles Montgomery, Ricky Hampton: Row 2: Dennis Pickerill, Lucille Nichol- son, Carolyn Gibson, Grace Russell, Betty Mann, Teresa Brown, Mary Ann Balentine, Joyce Bush, Maxine Dixon, Alice Brown, Joan Lovell, Betty Hammack, Barbara Parker, David Luseg Row 3: Gary Smith, Charles Small, Artimus Brown, Lee Tempel, David Albertson, Lew Blankenbaker, Rayrnond Bagshaw, Douglas Lincks, Cecil Bobo, Charles Sease, Sammy Markland, Lowell Thomas, Albert Hurst, Mr. Jonesg Row 4: Oliver Martin, Donald Beckett, Billy Baird, Richard Marshall, Ronald Cole, Jerry Hedrick, Roy LeMarr, Keith Albertson, Yvonne Price, Peggy Wix, Martha Russell, Judy McCoskey. Row 1: David Gray, Larry Sears, Jimmy Roberts, Raymond Coats Timmy Elrod, Ronnie Purlee, Charles Stewart, Wallace Miller: Row 2: Mr. Kelly, Janet Rickard, Nancy Ri-chardson, Rilda Whitlow, Sandra Brown, Opal Burns, Georgia Hammack, Janice Roach, Joyce Wade, Lois Wells, Marcella Campbell, Sharron Fisher, Wanda Baker, Judy Warren, Linda Terrell, Row 3: Kermit Mull, Shawn Price, David Beatty, Rodney Coats, Ronald Rickard, Charles King, David Mann, Ray mond Powell, Susan McGlothlin, Barbara Fisher, Pamula Lenzini Judy Lane, Jeanine Mills, Mr. Mills, Row 4: Francis McCarty, Jerald ine Floyd, Rita Rippy, Carol Sue Bishop, Erma Jean Hopkins, Roger Rickard, Ronald Lanham, Vernon Knight, Bonnie Nale, Evelyn Nichol- son, Nancy Knight, Earl Wright. CLASS OFFICERS President--Keith Albertson Vice-President-- Larry Joe Phillips Secretary-- Judy McCoskey Treasurer--Gary Nale F1rst 56 Second Grade Row l Ronald Mal-Iuron Randy Prow Melame Mos1er Jun1or Lewellyn Robert Kelley Tommy Campbell Danny Roberts Debra Heln Jerry Hoke Marsha Mart1n Chrlstena Lee Row Z Calvln Tyler Harvey Plxley Haxrl Roberts Mark DeBurger Dale Terrell Glenda Souder Gregory Roach Dav1d Rutherford Rlchard Wells Row 3 Mlss Berkey Lee Roy P1cker1ll Carolyn Sanders Lmda G1bSOH Kathryn Plxley Jack Mullen Stanley Mull Sandra Churchman Second 81 Th1rd Grade Row l M1ss Barkman Ann G1bson Johnny Lee Charlene Lee Sharon Ashabraner Bllly LEWIS Darlena Sanders Rlchard Lee Prow Carolyn Hampton Larry Crockett Row 2 Susan Ashabraner Roger Floyd James Sanders Susan Sulhvan Melvm P1cker1ll Llnda Gall Jackson R1chard Dzxon Larry Taylor Rex Ferguson Row 3 Randy Roach Fredd1e B1shop Jlmmy Glbson Judy Mull Stella DeBurger Pat Marlon Mlke Purkh1ser Ga1l Nlce O Z 1 1 I I r . 1 I I I ' I I ' , - I ' . , ' I I 1 I I a - 3 ' 1 ' ' 1 I . I . I I , . I I I ' I I I I I - I 1 0 ' . , . . . , . . , , , . . 1 , ' ' , V I I I I V I 6th Sc 7th Sz 8th Row l Marsha Leonard Mary Whitlow Virgie Gibson Marie Temple Linda Roberts Elona Thompson John Roberts M1chele Mills Freddie Terrell Row Z Sue Heathcock Deanna MCG1ll Rita Ph1ll1ps Judy McGill Reggie Terrell Frank Crockett Paul Key Carrole Myers Beverly Cauble Charles Powers Mr Fultz Row 3 Carolyn Pickerill Donna Ashabraner Richard Leonard David Schockee Charles Cole Randy Ows 4th SC 5th Row l Mike Roberts Johnny Leonard Martha Cain Homer Dixon Gary Roberts Jon McGill Mary Tyler Arthur Hampton Gregory Kennedy Charlotte DeBurger Roscoe Roberts Danny Ashabraner Row Z Rhonda Nice Stella Heathcock Lowell Wells Rex Jackson Richard Burkhart Larry Souder Troy Clark Tom Powers Billy Wolfe Mike Taylor Row 3 Dawn Short Allen Sifers Billy Marion Linda Souder Kathy Marion Jimmie Luse Cheryl Faurote Gay Lewis Paula Phillips Stephen Wells : , ' , ' ' ' , ' . , I , , . . I . . Z , . , . . . I . ' I I I I , , . 9 2 ' ' , , ' I . , , - ley, Richard Smith, Ronnie Terrell, George Letsinger. : , , ' , ' , I . 1 U I I , , . : . 7 Y I l ' I 1 1 , ' , A . 1 I . , . . , . ' . I . . I I . , . . . . Don't give up hope, Stella. The place sure is buzzin' 1 we ,VI ' Q B Q How'd you get in here A satisfied customer. Super market? Telegram, anyone? ? ? This looks like fun. Sees all, knows all 81 tells all. I-Iow's business, Boys ? MODER MIS S 1958 CON N IE SMITH Each year the students and faculty choose an outstandlng gxrl from the Modern M1ss Club Thls award 15 based on po1se personahty scholarsh1p operatlon leadersh1p c1t1zensh1p groommg and manners The student body voted for three of the g1rls from the club on February 12 The candxdates were Judy Ooley Conme Smlth and Jeraldme Floyd The faculty then chose one of these three for the Modern Mxss of 1958 G1rls who have rece1ved th1s honor 1n prevlous years are as follows Paulme Emogene McFelea 49 El1zabethM1ller 50 Betty W1lson 51 Sue Denrus 52 Gmger Baker 53 Gerry F1sher 54 Rose Mane Gray 55 Frances Crume 56 Marg1e O Bryan '57 Th1s page sponsored by BECKMANN STUDIO LOu1SV1ll6 Z Kentucky . I . . . , . , . I CO- Linn-'45, Juanita Morris-'46, Marjorine Targonski-'47, Fay Marshall- 48, -I ' ' -1 , ' -I , ' -I , ' -I ' -I ' -I Y -I D Row l: Connie Smith, Treasurer, Betty Lewis, Judy Ooley, President, Dorothy Wright, Joellen Churchman. Row Z: Jeraldine Floyd, Rilda Whitlow, Judy Warren, Secretary, Yvonne Price, Betty Smith, Vice- President, Row 3: Opal Burns, Patty Baker, Karen Campbell. odern Miss Q- to 2 45? G. A. A. l ' ' OFFICERS Marcella Campbell Secretary Jeanine Mills- President Dotty Wright- Treasurer Erma Jean Hopkins- Vice-President Row 1: Karen Marshall, Judy Ooley. Standing: Linda Terrell, Connie Smith, Jean Bierly, Dorothy Wright. Row 2: Carolyn Gib son, Marcella Campbell, Georgia Hammack, Martha Russell, Peggy Wix, Carol Sue Bishop, Nancy Richardson, Bonnie Nale Betty Smith, Thelma Martin, Patty Baker, Erma Jean Hopkins Pamula Lenzini, Sandra Lane, Wilrna Martin. Row 3: Mary' Ann Balentine, Joyce Bush, Maxine Dixon, Sharron Fisher. Jeanine Mills, Joyce Wade, Judy MrCoskey, Barbara Parker, Mrs. Hilton Barbara Campbell, Karen Campbell, Yvonne Price, Linda Mont f gonery, Janet Rickard, Marjene Motsinger, Marilyn lvliller, Bcttx Lewis, Mildred Martin, Janet Dixon. Row l: Dorothy Wright, Karen Marshall, Barbara Campbell, Connie Smith, Judy Ooleyg Row 2: Judy McCoskey, Joyce Bush, Joyce Pickerill, Phyllis Hurnbert, Maxine Dixon, Joan Lovell, Marcella Campbell, Jeanine Mills, Sharron Fisher, Helen Fay Nale, Yvonne Price, Row 3: Rilda Whitlow, Judy Warren, Thelma Martin, Sandra Lane, Wanda Cress, Wilrna Martin, Rita Rippy, Mary Helen Hamilton, Betty Smith, Patty Baker, Pam Lenzini, Marjene Motsinger, Karen Campbell, Peggy Wix, Erma Jean Hopkins. Sunshine Societv The Sunshine Society of Pekin High School was organized in 1936 and has been one of our most active clubs. Most members attended the district convention which was held at Crawfordsville. Our projects this year, as always, were giving baskets to the needy at Thanksgiving and at Christmas giving favors to the patients of the Washington County Hospital, and also making donations to the Riley Fund. The girls gave a tea in the spring in honor of their mothers and Ideal Ladies. Our aim and purpose is to spread sunshine and cheer to all those around us, thus helping make our school and community a happier place in which to live. It can be said that the Sunshine Society is built upon its creed. Sunshine Officers Vice-President-Connie Smith President-Barbara Campbell Treasurer-Betty Smith Treasurer-Karen Marshall Corresponding Secretary-Judy Ooley Recording Secretary-Dorothy Wright Valentine Party This page is sponsored by O. P. LINK HANDLE COMPANY, INC. Salem, Indiana MU IC PARAD f'v.' Kg ' N 4 .- e rf. I KK, C,-:ici '33, i l.i.'b 4 7 ' ' ' -0 ,iff xxrniiiiff i 5 3 'S 3 Joseph I-Ierde-Band Instructor To a man, whose untiring enthusiasm has changed the band and glee club from elementary ' musical groups to a well-organized marching unit and a well-known chorus, the senior - class would like to say thanks. Though words cannot express our gratitude, let these few if words be a token of our best wishes to you for many more successful years at PJ-1.5. Christmas Parade at Jeffersonville Victory Parade-Monon Championship Row l: Wilmer Daily, Susan McGlothlin, Agnes Becraft, Helen Nale, Patty Williams, Connie Smith, Betty Lewis, Ruby Gibson, Row Z: Judy Ooley, Jimmie Roberts, Jerry Maudlin, Richard Marshall, Marjene Motsinger, Rodney Coats, Sharron Fisher, Barbara Brown, Wilbur Key, Charles Owens, Keith Campbell, Row 3: Don Mull, Joellen Churchman, Paul Brown, Betty Smith, Sandra Brown, Erma Jean Hopkins, Barbara Campbell, Pam Lenzini, Jeanine Mills, Yvonne Price, Janet Dixon, David Brown. MUSIC UHGHHIZHTIUHS Row l: Patty Williams, Jeanine Mills, Joyce Pickerill, Karen Campbell, Jean Bierly, Betty Lewis, Georgia Hammack, Mildred Martin, Janet Dixon, Marcella Campbell, Row Z: Wilma Martin, Nellie Curtis, Marilyn Miller, Patty Baker, Peggy Wix, Erma Jean Hopkins, Lois Wells, Francis McCarty, Nancy Richardson, Janice Roach, Yvonne Price, Row 3: Connie Smith, Barbara Campbell, Joellen Churchman, Betty Smith, Pam Lenzini, Judy Lane, Judy McCoskey, Jeraldine Floyd, Thelma Martin, Row 4: Roger Rickard, Lew Blankerbaker, Dennis Pickerill, Gene Kirtley, Gary Strange, Billy Heathcock, David Brown, James Montgomery, Burl Hibbs, Larry Sears, Charles Owens, Albert Hurst. 6 ' n V A jfaliv 4 -J - 5 ii. we MAJORETTES Sandra Lane Erma Jean Hopkins, Barbara Campbell, Pam Lenzini Jeanine Mills Band Officers Treasurer-Sharron Fisher President-Connie Smith Vice-President-Karen Marshall Secretary-Maxine Roberts Glee Club Officers President-Betty Smith Treasurer-Wilma Martin Vice-President-Patty Baker Secretary-Thelma Martin Celebrating after a victory Girls TI'1O F sb gy. ' vi xv? D4 QJQ 1 fx , W- nonvf l i Z, , , ? 4 1 Y dinrsi I 1 :Lv 4, YA fi. J, i is If . I. Q . , ' ' ' . .,,,' ' 1 -3 5 L Him! --1i5.hJ2:m- - 1 N Midnight, Blackout, Rollo 1 Bones, Tambo, Rastus Lonely Little Petunia I 0 ni VV ff 0 . X035 G n ?'QjQV'7?g 'Q a :bi H M i xii! 1 :ff fi - 4 i -.is .f A . - 1 K f ii yi Z A Cute Number ' ' L Y... ' ' .A Howdy, Mr. Interlocutor. April. Lox e Final instructions . .,,i? 5 W-, Music Librarians 'X ' S ' .fe A Good Man is a i n d Happy Whistlerso fp Iwiooniight in Vcrniont This page is sponsored by the HARRISON COUNTY BANK, Palmyra, Indiana 0' 5 f Row 1: Allen Sifers, Mike Purkhiser, Roscoe Roberts, Danny Ashaoraner Arthur Hampton, Row Z: Gregory Kennedy, Paula Phillips, Michele Mills, Stephen Wells, Jon McGill, Homer Dixon, Row 3: Billy Wolfe, Larry Souder, Freddy Terrell, John Heathcock, Richard Leonard, Torn Powers, Rex Jackson. BEGIN N ERS AND 1 GRADE BAND Row 1: Judy McGill, Paul Key, Johnny Leonard, Gay Lewis, Linda Roberts, Rita Phillips, Beverly Cauble, Row 2: Richard Smith, Randy Owsley, Ronnie Terrell, Marsha Leonard, Jimmie Luse, John Roberts, Marie Temple, Row 3: Charles Powers, Donna Ashabraner, Deanna McGill, Michele Mills, Virgil Gibson. 9 gf-'iQJ'f'l Row 1: Ronnie Purlee, Oliver Martin, Dickie Marshall, Larry Sears, Jerry Maudlin, Billy I-Ieathcock, Dean Gray, Robert Hendrich, Jack Hollrah, David Wells, Charles Stewart, Charles Owens, Charles Schockeg Row 2: Charles Mullins, Larry Kay, Douglas Lincks, Roger Rickard, Artimus Brown, David Luse, Lew Blankenbaker, Rodney Coats, David Brown, Lee Tempel, Ronnie Voyles, Wayne Butler, Mr. Jones, Row 3: Earl Wright, Dale Fleming, Ronnie Voyles, Cecil Bobo, Charles King, David Gray, David Mann, Keith Albertson, James Montgomery. F. F. A. 41 ' F.F.A. OFFICERS A of President ...... Jack Hollrah 5 f All: Initiatio Vice-President . . Jerry Maudlin fllfun RICA n Secretary ........ Dean Gray N,Q,:, Treasurer . . . Robert I-Iendrich '-QFFAE1 Reporter . . . . Billy Heathcock Sentinel . . . . . Dale Weller The F.F.A. enlarged their fund by selling tickets on a turkey and ham at Christmas, also sold screw driver sets which were left over from last year. The County Chapter Farmer initiation was held at Pekin this year. Pekin had fourteen members initiated. We sent Robert I-Iendrich and Jerry Maudlin to the State F.F.A. Convention. Jerry played in the State F.F.A Band for the Znd Year. Robert was our delegate. The chapter participated in the District Judging Con- test at Washington, Indiana on April 18. MOTTO: Learning to dog doing to learng earning to live, living to serve. This page is sponsored by SALEM CHEESE 81 MILK CO., Salem, Indiana I ,!',,k CHM., f -M as Q . x TF -.1 Q ff,-'1',g-fa., , 4 5 ,WV .4 ,N , H Q Q Xe 5 ,x fifth Q 23i.,Q1 ' M 512 a N555 wx, , '31 ffa 1 4 1' -1. J., Y' Sy WEE 2-1 , V Agnykg . ' ' fl! F r 1 x f I I Q qt I 5 K 5 K Robert Hendrich 8: Richard Marshall They entertain us ' 1. fW5 flfEh , ae f 5 IX utah-Z , -:,'1,,2'.n. 3,69 2,2 'Dr-9 fdiig 3 --,W 311- ' ' L, l n'1iffr-fAf':5'4,x'r.? in f -W-'f-11.-f 'fEfs-We-iff' ' M'-ia s,'-.mi 1-9. f ' Q 8 ' ,'wm. V- ' Q Q 22 ima an Comment Staff ,ifffwo 1? Editor ....... ..... B etty Lewis CRQCPZVJVO? Assistant Editor . ..... Sandra Lane 5, 0127122 PTJCP Business Manager . .Barbara Campbell MIN abettlyz 15:6 ON OR Assistant Business Manager . ...... POR STR. 1331, gbl-OSS al, Marjene Motsinger 444 61,8 god 31-Q 9 Sports Editor ........ Jaok Hourah RCA, Gy- Ji! 'hs Assistant Sports Editor .......... 5, A 30 'C Richard Warren A x Society Editors ........ Judy Ooley 0 M WAS Dorothy wright f t 1 o t- LEOONHJNO Connie Smith VA , ' sp U O IJVN Ty TON Feature Editors . . . . . Jean Bierly AN L50 N 8 R5-of-N1QSO,qR Betty Smith SQQIVOO fo, Qf'ryL HON R Maxine Roberts 8019882 LeQ,fQEgQ,A lfawetpjs X eporters . . ..... Judy MCCoskey S 61.6 - 18 N18 191-Q, Lol- G Janet Rickard eoobara lead QS 6, 436, Mary Helen Hamilton Q' Cobb S 41400 CTG Patty Williams 4066, Jo SIRC 052,44 Typists . . . . . Joellen Churchman LQ 619 671 19 . , -1' al- 8 E Marilyn Miller 1,2 1'yJ be Karen Marshall Jsbllo Spo 092600, Carolyn Baker Whoa ziatpebfslb 12171. Roberta Coats 4 108 lloofds 'sox JD Ruth Stewart u'Q,,q,p1-6 DSO Supervisor . .... Mr. Mills S 12 D 5? . . If fr is ?, S 67' INA, J 'gb 4. lv Oo be 0 wi- 0 So C NO 5 11' OQ 36 -Q! SO Fe flow QA' ft fo at Ve to 5? QA? f 6 1 O ' . 1 , A . pap Q1-S, 1 f x QI. S -vm Q , JO IO NIO to N1 'gg 55. Q be OR, C OIV 'qD,.Pf. OC SQ Og 2' 11 -45, 106 NIO S21 214 fa Gr J? O L 18 Q4 IO Qs Wjvfl '44 ig? 2 5 S7 X 1 IW I, I 1 I A Q? -E ,qi f, f ff f G 1 - XJ 3 K 6 9' 'Y' 41' j Q N51 ,f . ,v 5 we 4 Q , ii .23 E!! Melvin Wingler Center Height- 6'2. Weight- 160 Total Points - Z ,f Joe Harvey Height-6'1 Weight-160 Total Points-455 Jim Temple Forward Height-6'0 Weight- 185 Total Points- Charles Mullins Guard Height-5'6 Weight- 140 Total Points-35 222 David Bag Shaw Forward Height-5' 11 Weight- 190 Total Points -19 Don Brough Forward Height 9 10 Weight-150 Total Points 17 This page is sponsored by BILLY MARTIN, Martins berg, Indiana 1 l 'W vivul mt l ' 5r, N, i x, I J A T .I 5 ff 6 .ff l ,, ,f' l Bill Marshall Center Height-6'3 weight- 165 Burl Hibbs Guard Height-5'6 Weight- 141 Total Points - 50 Jon Thompson Guard Height-5'9 UZ Weight-151 'L Total Points-210 J Ll 4 Jack Hollrah Guard Height-5' 10 Weight- 147 Total Points - Z3 Richard Warren Guard Height-5'9 Weight- 135 Total Points - 39 Gene Kirtley Guard Height-5'9 weight-157 Total Points 163 Total Points -138 ga M 3' 1 1 .am This page is sponsored by CAUBLE'S HATCH- ERY, INC., Pekin, Indiana. EW xv g mfg: g tg' 9' xg: ff am- 'SW 553' 35 gfikff, Em? 34' ,s 55 gsm 45 , , lim H J, -W ql b b 1. 1 1 f f f W. . 4 .Q M 5 . 1 ff!!- ' 4 IJ i mf: .s . s nj! A11 set? i . Reserves Row 1 Lee Tempel Shawn PTICE Ke1th Albertson Rlchard Marshall Larry Joe Ph1ll1ps Gary Nale Standxng Carl Bagshaw student man ager Denms P1cker1ll Rodney Coats Ronald R.1ckard Dav1d Beatty Dav1d Gray Lew Blankenbaker Mr Kelley Asslstant Coach Track Burl H1bbS Dale Flerrnng Larry Joe Ph1ll1ps Row 2 Dav1d Beatty .T1mm1e Tempel Gene K1rtley D1ck1e Warren Don Brough James Montgomery Row 3 Dav1d Bagshaw Denms P1cker1ll Ronald R1ckard B1lly Marshall, Lew Blankenbaker Lee Tempel Row 1: Mr. Mills--Coach, Gary Strange, Carl Bagshaw, Wilbur Key, Basketball Banquet X rf, Joe Harvey was awarded the Sportsmanship Trophy by the Pekin Grange with Kenneth King presenting it. Larry Joe Phillips was awarded the Second Team Sportsmanship Trophy by the Pekin Fire Department with Bud Churchrnan presenting it. Jon Thompson received the Free Throw Award which is sponsored by Cauble's Hatchery and presented by Lorraine Cauble. This page is sponsored by DAWALT FUNERAL HOME. Q 01 -,--Q Senior Gifts gh 11 ax .-z..-- '- Q W tl. ML. . 4 . .4 , . Cake sponsored by G. H. PHILLIPS 81 SONS Q -S. rx s f ft . . - V ' .:' ' 1' ,..- - , . 1 29s Musketeers' Cake 4 ff Banquet Tables wk , J 'r QUEEN Peggy Wix COURT Janet Rickard, Erma Jean Hopkins, Bar- bara Parker, Judy McCoskey. 'Qs G 1630 116,60 Peggy Wix, Queen Bill Marshall, Escort Queen and Her Court This page is spon sored by SALEM RADIO STATION, WSLM , Salem, Indiana. Jack and Tommy .pg OFFICERS Murray Cauble President Joy Kelley Treasurer Evelyn Chastain Secretary - Founder's Day Program The Pekin P T A was organized in 1948 and has done many things to help the school Some of their many prohyects have been the following sponsoring of the pre school round up sending a representative to Girl s State helping in the development of the basketball court in the park and sitting aside funds for recreational purposes They contributed to ward the stage curtain ad curtain piano and the radio record player The major social activities that are conducted by the P T A are the Basketball Banquet and the Senior Party The Basketball Banquet is given in honor of the basketball players cheerleaders basketball queen and the student managers Gifts are given to the senior students and to the basketball queen The Senior Party is given in honor of the seniors This event is always enjoyed by both the P T A and the seniors We the 1958 Seniors of P H S wish to recognize Mrs Bernice Nicholson who was one of the initiators in the for mation of the P T A and also acquired the presidency during its first year of activity. It has been through her efforts that the P T A. has continued to function actively. She has always been willing to step in and take over when others were giving up. To her nothing is impossible and very few things are improbable. She worked fervently and whole-heartedly for the Pekin school and the P T A until illness forced her to retire We hurnbly recognize Mrs. Nicholson for her in- fallible guidance and heart-warming personality The P T A party for the Seniors. Passing life savers. This page is sponsored by PEKIN PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION. 3. f-4 4 sr , 1 Vx .,f QW ,hh :NW 2 -5 lc- if if fi C mi S I. IWW an 3 4 Q W f f W., ,,, 'fx Q9-M Y V 4 K'-3,5 A . 3 v 2 'A' ' H U , , 52-fn. wa , , 3? 5 Ti, , ,s 2 vt. ,Mi N unior Class Pla Us Girls 1 'sfx The entire cast. Viola Barth .... . Madeline Smith . . Priscilla Lane . . . Geraldine Watson . . . Florence Strangland Bill Webster ...... Jim Daniels . . . , .. Dean Pratt ....... Professor Chesterton Mrs. Chesterton. .. June Bradwell . .... . . Hilda ...... .... I Cast . . . Betty Lewis . . . . Judy Ooley . . . Connie Smith . . Janice Hoskins ..... Jean Bierly . . . Janet Huxnbert James Montgomery . . . . Jack Hollrah . . . . Barbara Campbell . . . . . Roger Lang Joellen Churchman . . . Roberta Coats Rehearsal What's the matter with her? '? '? f ,3 fs A' ff' 1 . 1 5 41 ' U ' 5 . , AV ' . IW I A wa-1,49 fi' 1: . ,L ubstitutc tu wher M1'5, Ndle . Y, , .Q r In ,ww- lf?'.K P, QUQZIA N n if 4 ff ' Junior rnagazine sales , JS-lbw, iw .4 4 boys D V. -. 'fi xl , N-s.....--...4,Q1s r- ... , ,A nf.: ' ' x 2 sg. 5 Wx 4 f 124 4.24 'g X- f . K , ,-.-4s- I' Ol 4 X x I HX 'W Z. ,V , 5 ff Q Q fc? '14 ,J 1 M- ? L l f , f' g i f , W, Avg W' L...-v i ln 1 - 3. I, I , A , I an ' 5' gwfw--vw f .1 x .-,.h. A ...ati Ql- .0- if 1 K , r 2 ua in 2 x ' 1 '. award-Jack Q 3 I ,uw KK Waiting for Mr. Hudkins - ., ' N. A Q 'M Waiting for Earl Wilson TRIP Preparing for the night '-1 11 ,an 9 Arlington Cemetery Just posing 1 F.. 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