Pittsfield High School - Saukee Yearbook (Pittsfield, IL)

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) OFFICERS PRESIDENT—DAN McCARTNEY VICE PRESIDENT—JOHN GRISHAM SECRETARY—GENE ATOR TREASURER—DUSKA GRIMES ADVISER—MRS. ALMA WHEELER Standing: J. Grisham, D. McCartney; Seated: D. Grimes .G. Ator. SOPHOMORE CLASS The first meeting of the Sophomore class was held in the study hall in September, at which time officers for the year were elected. At the next meeting it was decided that we would have a hayride. Then in the early part of October, about sixty Sophomores went to Jean Saylor’s house for a very pleasant evening. Games were played and dough-nuts, cider, and hotdogs were enjoyed by everyone. Two or three weeks before Homecoming everyone began making plans for a float, buying and cutting crepe paper, buying scotch tape, thumb tacks, straight pins, and anything else that we would need. We decided to have a float representing the Four Freedoms. On the day of Homecoming when the float was nearly completed and looking very beautiful, rain began to pour down, ruining nearly every float. But the Sophomores refusing to face defeat, obtained more paper, decorated a jeep and drove it around town. Everyone was happy despite the rain. We don't want to boast, we’re just justly proud of all the representatives who are famous from our class. In the field of sports we certainly have some good players. Richard Zimmerman, Stuart Peebles, Dan McCartney and Don Beard were on the football team. Zimmerman and Beard were on the basketball team. And a number of Sophomore boys went out for track. When it comes to Dramatics the Sophomore class is proud to claim Annette Dober as their representative who won first in the District Speech Contest. Wanda Sallee is to be commended for her excellent twirling. The Sophomore class is the largest one in school, having 53 girls and 48 boys for a total of 101 Sophomores. 28

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Row 1: V. Lord, M. Losch, A. Luster, A. Monker; Row 2s H. McCollister, D. McClintock, B. McGlosson, J. McKee, R. Miller, V. Moore, R. Moore, W. Moore; Row 3s R. Niebur, J. Nighbert, M. Nighbert, E. Owens, S. Payne, E. Pennock, M. Penstone, G. Rhodes, Row 4: E. Robinson, R. Ruble, C. Rupert, M. Seybold, J. Sheppard, B. Sidwell, G. Smith, W. Smith; Row 5s R. Stevens, I. Sutton, S. Swanson, W. Taylor, M. Trautwein, D. Von derstoep, J. Vertrees, R. Vosholl; Row 6s S. Walk, M. Weinant, B. Willioms; Row 7s B. L Williams, R. Winters, D. Yokem. 27

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SOPHOMORES Row 1» G. Ator, E. Austin, D. Bogby, E. Ballard, F. Ballard, C. A. Barber, N. Bartlett, D. Baughman; Row 2: P. Baughman, D. Beard, L. Blacketer, W. Blickenstaff, R. Bradburn, D. Browdy, L. Browning, L. Bryant; Row 3: G. Bucholz, B. Bybee, R. Capps, I. Chaplin, A. Cooper, B. Craven, L. Criss, R. Dawson; Row 4: A. Dickerson, A. Dober, N. Doran, C. Dorsey, B. Doyle, L. Doyle, D. Ellis, J. W. Ellis; Row 5: R. Emerick, M. Ervin, C. Ferguson, D. Fish, B. J. Foote, W. Foster, M. Frank, G. Galloway; Row 6: J. Garner, D. Grimes, J. Grisham, G. Gwartney, W. Harpole, R. Harsh-man, W. Horshman, L Hirsheimer; Row 7: D. Hoos, J. Jackson, J. Johnson, M. Johnson, B. Kat- telman, V. A. Kelly, B. Kinder, M. King; Row 8: H. Kingery, A. Laird, M. Leahr, J. C. Loyd, J. Lynch, W. McCarter, C. McAnarney, D. McCartney; Row 9: W. McKenna, R. Miller, B. Morrow, D. Musgrave, T. Neese, H. Newman, D. Nighbert, S. Peebles; Row 10: V. Prater, L. Reel, E. Roads, J. Rose, S. Runkle, W. Salle, E. Saylor, O. Shell-horse; Row II: B. Smith, J. Smith, N. Smith, S. Smith, J. Smithers, B. Sparks, R. Sparks, R. Sparks; Row 12: F. Stickman, B. Tipsword, L. Tobias, H. Wade, J. Walton, W. Ward, T. Wassell, W. Wease; Row 13: F. Hoover, M. Whitlock, L. Winston, B. Woods, R. Zimmerman. 29