Pittsfield High School - Saukee Yearbook (Pittsfield, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1956 volume:

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I3 IUNIORS .. . . .. 33 SOPHOMORES .. . . 37 FRESHMEN .... ,, 43 ORGANIZATIONS . . . , , 50 ACTIVIHES .. . .. . 64 SPORTS . . . . 78 SNAPS. .. .. 9I 3 ,.+c-:YR :ib- ofzewcvwl With the passing of time, the echoes of our school life will grow fainter and fainter, and then die away, Gone forever will be the routine of school life, the fun we had, and the friends we made. It is the hope of the 1956 Saukee Annual Staff that, as you glance through this book in the years to come, you will recapture those moments--and the echoes will begin again, u i i 'IN l DEDICATION XX We dedicate this annual to you, Mrs. Meyer, to express our appreciation of your assist- ance to us in our four years ofa high school. Your happy disposition and cheerful smile will be remem- bered by us all through the years. IQQ 111 MR, VOSHALL You are a fortunate and privileged group of students in having the opportunity to attend school in one of the best and most up to date school plants to be found in any community comparable in size to the Pittsfield area which the school serves. The Pittsfield Community High School is a splendid example of how four or five communi- ties can pool their resources and build a moderr school plant adequate to meet the needs of all the boys and girls living in the area, Parents and students of Baylis, Detroit, Pittsfield, Rockport, Nebo, New Salem, Summer Hill and Time are all extremely proud of the 1 educational facilities now afforded all these com- munities, It is indeed a significant day for education because for the first time in the history of pub- lic education in the area now represented by the Pittsfield Community Unit District No, 10 each and every boy and girl has the opportunity to attend school in a good modern, and up to date plant with an exceptionally good and well- qualified faculty, each a specialist in his field. We now have a High School with a curriculum broad enough to meet the needs of all the boys and girls who attend and an extra curricular program which gives every student an opportunity to develop his talents to the fullest extent, I SALUTE THE CLASS OF 1956 UPON THE HONOR ACCORDED IT IN BEING THE FIRST CLASS TO GRADUATE FROM THIS NEW SCHOOL PLANT OF WHICH WE ARE ALL SO PROUD. TO YOU WE WISH ALL THE SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS POSSIBLE! J.H. Voshall, Superintendent LEFT TO RIGHT: Wade Grimes, Ed- gar Richards, Mr. Voshall, Ronald Sidwell, Dean Sneeden, Virgil Parks, Arthur Browning, Clyde Hollaway. I Mr. Metternich, for your won derful assistance in our time of need, your friendly ways to the students, and for the untiring pat- ience and efforts you have shown to help make us better students, We wish to salute you, Mr, Metternich, for your willingness to help all of us, of our school, as the principal 77Zez'z'em6c6 776544 Wick Miss Irick, we wish to thank you for your never-ending patience and guidance you have shown us during our four years with you. You have won many friends and will be rem- embered for your cheerfulness, dependability, and co-operation, 5 'Q' -'i I 1 DEDICATION OF PITTSFIELD SCHOOL Governor William G. Stratton at the dedication of the new Pitts- field High School. ' We are indeed grateful to have a beautiful new high school which is one of the finest in the Middle West. We are truly one,'of the most fortunate communities, nd we are thankful for exierything - 'J wi 13 Q-A 'Q E. .a, 1 - Y , '?Q.'Haf- X- Hn ig -JH '.v . nf, 3 a 'v' 0 'Q' 0 ' 'n 4 X, 4 -by ' a 1 I Q 'U 1 ' 1, 1'v o fa a fa 4 4 Q, 4 I . - . . 0 ' O ' . ll ' ?21:fffE23S:2:fI MARY RUSSELL BOOKER, A,B, Transylvania College, University of Illinois, Illinois State Normal University English 1, Librarian, Library Club Sponsor, Saukee Scoops Sponsor, Freshman Class Advisor. LORENA BUEKER, B.S, University of California, University of Missouri University of Colorado Biology, Health, Dramatics Sponsor, F,T,A, Sponsor, Hall Monitors, Dean of Girls. WILMA Cl-IAMBERLAIN , B,S , Carthage College Girls Physical Education, G,A,A, Sponsor. V.A. COLLINS Illinois College, Western Illinois State College Assistant Principal, American Problems, Citizenship. NELLIE DELL, M.S. Western Illinois State College, Illinois Normal University, University of Illinois Mathematics, Saukee Yearbook Advisor. BILL FELLERS, B.s, Eastern Illinois State Typing, Record Keeping, Sophomore Class Advisor. ELDEN FESLER, B,A, Culver Stockton College Physics, Chemistry, Dean of Boys, Projectionest Advisor, Senior Class Advisor, Saukee Yearbook Advisor, National Honor Sponsor. CHARLES FISHER, M,E. University of Illinois Agriculture, Farm Mechanics, F.F.A. Sponsor. HELEN HARMAN, M. S. MacMurray College, University of Colorado, University of Wisconsin History, Speech, Business English, Dramatics Sponsor. GLADYS HARPOLE, B. E. Western Illinois State College, University of Illinois English II, Sophomore Class Sponsor, Student Council Sponsor. DICK HEITHOLT, B,S. Quincy College, University of Illinois Mathematics, Basketball Coach, Track Coach. ANNA HOWEY, M.A. University of Illinois English IV, Spanish, Spanish Club Sponsor, Cheerleaders Advisor, Senior Class Sponsor. DONALD KIMPLING, B. S, Eastern Illinois State College Instrumental Music MELVIN KUETHE, M. S. Illinois State Normal University, University of Missouri World History, Driver's Education, Assistant Coach. MARY MARGARET MCGUIRE, M.S. University of Illinois English III, English I, Junior Class Advisor, National Honor Society Sponsor. MARGARET MEYER, B,E, Western Illinois State College, University of Iowa Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Secretarial Office Prac- tice, BARBARA MURRY, B,M,E, Central Missouri State College Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. v 'X -E .ff if 5 an ,. f B X X GLENN SMITH, B.S. University of Missouri, University of Illinois Football Coach, Health, Boy's Physical Education VERNA SOI-IN, B. S. Southern Illinois University Home Economics, F, H.A, Sponsor. CARL YORK, B, S, Eastern Illinois State College Industrial Arts, Freshman Class Sponsor. GRACE IRICK University of Illinois, Gem City Business College High School Secretary SENIORS PRESIDENT . . . . . Don Smith VICE-PRESIDENT . . Beverly Harris SECRETARY . . . Mary Lee Benjamin TREASURER . . . Harley Whitlock 13 ANNE ALDRICH Lovely to Look At Majors-Social Science, English Minors-Mathematics, Physical Science, Spanish Annual Staff 4, Student Council 1, 2, Saukee Scoops 1, 3, F, H,A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, Glee Club 1, G, A.A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 3, 4, Junior Class Play 3, Senior Class Play 4. TOM BAGBY Love and Marriage Majors-English, Physical Science, Social Science Minors-Mathematics Hall Monitors 1. MARION BAGENT 3564, 000 Question Majors-English, Social Science Minors-Physical Science Hall Monitors 1, F,F,A. 1, 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. eadaz lace MARY LEE BENJAMIN Bad and the Beautiful Majors-Social Science, Physical Science, English Annual Staff 4, Saukee Scoops 4, Nebo paper 1, 2, 3, Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H. A. 4, Dramatics Club 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, Cheerleader 3, Class Officer 4, Senior Class Play 4, F.T.A. 3. Attended Nebo High 1, 2, 3. PHILIP LEE BENSON Solid Gold Cadi1lac Majors-English, Physical Science Minors-Social Science Annual Staff 4, Hall Monitors 1, 2, 3, Dramatics Club 2, Duplicators Club 2, F,T.A. 3, 4. IANNET BLACKLEDGE Sincerely Majors-English, Social Science F.H.A. 1, Band 1. CHARLES BORROWMAN It's a Sin to Tell a Lie Majors-English, Social Science Minors-Physical Science Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2. Attended Nebo High 1, 2, 3. Congratulations - R. C. GRAY GENE BOWMAN The Hunter Major-English, Physical Science, Social Science Minor-Mathematics WALTER BROWN, JR. Life of Riley Majors-English, Social Science, Physical Science Minor-Math Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, CAROLYN SUE CAPPS 4-5 Men in A Telephone Booth Majors-Physical Science, English Librarian 1, 2, Hall Monitor 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. Semin 66444 MYRON CASTEEL Student Prince Majors-English, Social Science, Physical Science, Mathematics Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 4. Attended Nebo High. LINDA CLAUS Aba daba daba Majors-English, Physical Science Minors-Mathematics, Spanish Annual Staff 4, Hall Monitor 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, F, H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 4, G. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. MARY JOE COOLEY Quit School NANCY LEE COOPER Love is a Many Splendored Thing Majors-Physical Science, English Minor -Mathe matics Annual Staff 4, Saukee Scoops 2, 3, Hall Monitor 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1,2, Mixed Chorus 3, G.A.A, 1, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Good Luck - STRAUSS STORE GEORGE CURRY Don't Call Me Coach, Call Me George Majors-Physical Science, English Minors-Social Science, Mathematics Hall Monitor 3, F. F, A, 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, MARILYN DAUT Please Remember Majors-English, Social Science Minors-Mathematics Librarian 1, G, A, A, 1, 4, Pep Club 2, 4, CAROLYN MARIE DEEMER Sisters Majors-Physical Science, English Minor-Social Science Annual Staff 4, F, H, A, 1, 2, 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Glee Club 1,2,4, Mixed Chorus 3, G, A, A, 1, 2, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Play 3, Attended Bluffs High School endaz Kazaa THOMAS L. DICKE Black Denim Trousers Majors-Social Science, English, Physical Science Minor-Mathematics Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Baseball 2, 3. GLORIA ANN DIMMITT When All the Streets are Dark Majors-Physical Science, English, Social Science Annual Staff 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Saukee Scoops 1, National Honor Society 3, 4, F, H, A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2, Mixed Chorus 3, Band 1,2, 4, G, A, A, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4, Junior Play 3. CARL K, DORAN Redhead Majors-English, Mathematics, Social Science, Physical Science Minor-S panish Annual Staff 4, Spanish Club 2, 3. REGGIE DUNHAM High and Mighty Majors-English, Mathematics, Social Science, Physical Science Student Council 4, Hall Monitor 1, National Honor Society 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Dramatic Club 3, Camera Club 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Baseball 1, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Band Officer 4 Congratulations of JACK 8: JILL SHOP , ,, ,, ,, , ,, J. N RAY ELLIOT It's so Nice to Have a Man Around the House Major-English Student Council 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 3, Basketball 3, Track 1, 3, Baseball 1, Basketball Manager 1, Junior Play 3. Attended Jersyville High School and Nebo High School. WILLIAM FERGUSON Hawk Eye Majors-English, Physical Science, Social Science Minor-Mathematics Student Council 3, E. F. A. 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Class Officer 2, JOYCE KAYE FIELDS Always Majors-English, Social Science Minor-Physical Science Annual Staff 4, Student Council 3, Saukee Scoops 4, Nebo Paper 1, 2, 3, E.H.A. 4: Dramatics Club 4, Glee Club 1, 2 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Pep Club l, 3, Cheerleader 2, Class Officer 1, 2, Senior Play 4, F, T,A, 3. Attended Nebo High. N --r ROGER FRAZIER Ready, Willing and Able Majors-English, Social Science, Physical Science Annual Staff 4, Student Council 1, Hall Monitor 1, 2, Foot- ball 2,3,4, Basketball 2, Track 3,4, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4. JOYCE GARD Sc atterbrain Majors-Physical Science, English Minors-Math, Social Science Annual Staff 4, Student Council 1,4, Saukee Scoop 1, National Honor Society 3, 4, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3.4, Student Projectionist 1, Glee Club 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 3, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Speech Contest 1, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4. DOROTHY ANN GARNER The Great Lady Majors-English, Physical Science F. H. A. 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES GAY Teach Me Tonight Majors-English, Mathematics, Physical Science Minor-Social Science Annual Staff 4, Student Council 4, Hall Monitor 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Citizenship club 8, Junior Play 3. Compliments of YAEGER'S RADIO 81 TV GARY GERARD From Here to Eternity Majors-Physical Science, Mathematics, English Minor-Social Science Attended Wood River High School 1, 2,3. WILLIAM GOODIN The Heel Majors-Physical Science, English, Social Science Camera Club 1, Spanish Club 25 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball 1, 2, 33 Track 1, 25 Baseball 1,2,3,4g Class Officer 3. MARY GRAHAM Private Secretary Major-English Minor-Physical Science Librarian 1, 2, 3g F.H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 3. 66444 MARY JEAN GRAMMER Earth Angel Major-English Minors-Physical Science, Social Science Librarian 1, 2,35 Glee Club 3,43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2g At- tended Nebo High School. EVERETT GRATTON Ta1l In the Saddle Major-English Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD GUTHRIE Sh-boom Major-English Basketball 2,3g Baseball 1,25 Class Officer 1, 2,3g At- tended Nebo High School. LYNDA HALPIN Wedding Bells Majors-English, Physical Science Annual Staff 4, Librarian 1, 2, F.H.A. 1, 2,3,4g Dramatics Club 4, Glee Club 1, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Twirler 1, 2, G. A.A. 2,3g Pep Club 33 Junior Play 35 F.T.A. 3,4. Compliments of the FARMERS' STATE BANK CAROLYN KEYS Our Miss Brooks Majors-English, Physical Science Minor-Spanish Annual Staff 4, Librarian 2, Hall Monitor 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, F,H,A. 1, Spanish Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Glee Club 1, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Citizenship Club 3, Speech Contest 3, Junior Play 3, F.T.A. 3, 4. NORMA JONES Slow Boat to China Majors-Mathematics, English Minors-Physical Science, Spanish Annual Staff 4, Saukee Scoops 1, National Honor Society 3, 4, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3 4, Glee Club 1, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Speech Contest 1, junior Play 3, Class Officer 1, Senior Play 4. BETTY JONES Wild Goose Major-English Minors-Physical Science, Mathematics Annual Staff 4, Saukee Scoops 1, 2, 3, F.H, A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 1, Glee Club 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, G, A,A. 4, Pep Club 1, 3, 4. I Jane endow H444 ALLAN JOHNSON Dream Majors-English, Physical Science Minor-Social Science Annual Staff 4, F. F, A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Projectionist 4, Football 1, 2, 4. - MILDRED HULL Meet Millie Major-English Minors-Physical Science, Social Science F,H.A. 3, Twirler 112, Pep Club 1. DONALD HARTER if My Merry Oldsmobile Majors-English, Physical Science Minors-Mathematics, Social Science Annual Staff 4, F. P, A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, Baseball 1, Class Officer 1 BEVERLY HARRIS Softly Majors-Physical Science, English Minor-Social Science Annual Staff 4, Hall Monitor 3, National Honor Society 3, 4 F,H,A, 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 4, G.A.A. 1, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Class Officer 4. Attended Auburn High School. Compliments of JONES OIL COMPANY PATRICIA MAE KINDER Seventeen Major-English Minor-Social Science LAWRENCE ROBERT LANSDON Go, Man, Go! Major-English Basketball 1,2 High. DOROTHY ,3,4g Track 1,2g Baseball 1,2g Attended Nebo LIGHTLE Tenderly Majors-Social Librarian 1, F. 2, 3, Pep Club Science, Physical Science, English H.A. 3,4g Dramatics Club 3,4g Glee Club 1, 2,3,4g Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4. JUNIOR LOOPER The Seven Year Itch Majors-English, Physical Science Minors-Social Science, Mathematics Student Council 2g Basketball 1, 2,3g Track 1, 2, Baseball 3, Attended Nebo High. DAISY LEE MCANARNEY Oop Shoop! Majors-English, Physical Science Annual Staff 4, F.H.A. 1, Glee Club 1. SUE McCLEERY Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Majors-Physical Science, English F.H. A. 1,2,3. CAROLE MELTON JOHNSON Learning to Love Majors-English, Physical Science Minor-Social Science Saukee Scoops 2,35 Librarian lg F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g Dramatics Club 2, Band 1, 2, 3,45 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3,4g Pep Club 3,4g Class Officer 2g Band Officer 4. Compliments of PLATTNER FUNERAL HOME 16' SUE MUELLER Dark Eyes Major-English Minor-Social Science Saukee Scoops 1, 2, 4, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, G. A. A. 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4. RONALD NEWMAN Topper Majors-Social Science, English Minors-Physical Science, Mathematics Student Council 4, Baseball 4, F.T. A. 4, Attended Nebo High. GLADYS NORRIS Beautiful, Beautiful Brown Eyes! Majors-English, Physical Science Minor-Social Science Saukee Scoops 2, Librarian 1,3, F. H.A. 1, 2,3, 4, Band 1, 2, G. A. A. 1, 2, Speech Contest 1. 66444 DORIS NORTON Sophisticated Lady Majors-English, Mathematics, Physical Science Annual Staff 4, Librarian 2, 3, National Honor Society 3,4, F.H.A. 1,2,3, Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus 2, Citizenship Club 3, Speech Contest 3, F.T. A. 3, 4. CONNIE PARRACK Shake, Rattle and Roll Major-English Minors-Social Science, Physical Science F.H. A. 1, 2, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. PAUL PAYNE Mr. Wizard Majors-Mathematics, Physical Science, English Minor-Social Science Annual Staff 4, Student Council 3, National Honor Society 3, 4. NANCE PENNOCK Crazy 'Bout Ya' Baby Major-English Minor-Physical Science Annual Staff 4, Librarian 1, 2,3, Hall Monitor 3, F.H.A. 1, 2,3,.4, Pep Club 4. Best Luck-MAIN'S JEWELERS RUTH ANN PERRINE Your Heart, My Heart Majors-English, Physical Science Minors-Mathematics, Social Science, Spanish Saukee Scoops 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, F, H,A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, Glee Club 1, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, G, A. A, 3, Pep Club 3, 4. TOM PETTY The Tall Man Majors-Social Science, English, Physical Science Minor-Mathematics Student Council 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 3, Spanish Club 2. JAMES LEROY PHILLIPS Lone Wolf Major-English F. F. A. 2, 3. TOM PLATTNER Spooks Majors-English, Social Science, Physical Science Minor-Mathematics Spanish Club 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 2. LOIS ANN PRUETT Yours Major-English Minor-Social Science Pirate Printer 3, Glee Club 3, 4, P Attended Nebo High. FLOYD IRVIN PURSLEY Ain't Misbehavin Majors-Physical Science, English Annual Staff 4, F. F. A, 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD REINHARDT ep Club 3. A Good Man is Hard to Find Majors-English, Physical Science Minors-Social Science, Mathema tics Annual Staff 4, Hall Monitor 4, F, F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Compliment COCA-COLA BO s of the TTLING CO EMERSON RETZER Sugar Lump Majors-English, Social Science Minor-Physical Science Senior Class Play 4, Attended Nebo High School. GENE RIDDLE Maybe1lene Attended Nebo High School DAVID RUBLE Crew Cut and Baby Blue Eyes Majors-History, English Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. 1 eadaz kwa 'N X CAROLYN ANN RUPERT One ofthe Roving Kind Majors-English, Physical Science, Social Science Annual Staff 4, Librarians 1, F.H.A. 1,4, Spanish Club 3 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 4, Glee Club 1, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Contest 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4. KHOY SANDERSON Gumdrop Majors-English, Physical Science, Social Science Minor-Mathematics Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Junior Play 3, Class Officer 1,2. CLARENCE SCRANTON Rebel without a Cause Majors-English, Physical Science Minor-Mathematics Basketball 2,3, Track 2, 3, Attended Nebo High School. DELBERT SCRANTON Rollin Stone ' Majors-Physical Science, English, Social Science F.F.A. 1, Basketball 2,3, Baseball 2, Class Officer 2, At tended Nebo High School. Compliments of LANDESS 8: SONS IMPLEMENTS WANDA SCHUESSLER Strange Lady in Town Major-English Minor-Physical Science Annual Staff 4, F.H.A. 4, G.A.A. 4, Pep Club 3,4. CONNIE SHUE Country Girl Majors-English, Social Science Minor-Physical Science Annual Staff 4, Saukee Scoops 3, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2,3,4, Band 1,2,3, G.A.A. 2,3,4, Pep Club 1,3,4, Junior Play 3, Class Officer 3. DONALD SMITH Drag Net fDon-don-don-don, Majors-English, Physical Science Minors-Mathematics, Social Science Annual Staff 4, F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Student Projecrionist 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3,4, Class Officer 4. ff' '85 eadaz 6444 EDWARD SMITH Popcorn Song Majors-English, Physical Science Annual Staff 4, F.F. A. 1, 2, 3. PAUL SMITH Unchained Majors-Social Science, English, Physical Science Minor-Mathematics Annual Staff 4, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, 3. RETA JOAN SPARKS Until the Real Thing Comes Along Major-English Minor-Spanish Annual staff 4, Librarians 2,3, 4, F.H. A. 1,2, Spanish Club 3,4, Glee Club 1. ROBERT SPRINGER The Cowboy and the Lady Majors-English, Physical Science, Social Science F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Compliments of ZIMMERMAN BROS, GENE STAUFFER Strategic Air Command Majors-English, Mathematics, Physical Science Minor- Social Science Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play 4. PEGGY STOUT Gentlemen Marry Brunettes Majors-English, Physical Science Annual Staff 4, F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Dramatics Club 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Twirler 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Junior Class Play 3. INA STROTHER Doll Face Major-English Minor-Social Science 0 Annual Staff 4, sankee scoops 3,4, Librarian 2, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3,4, Dramatics Club 2,3,4, Glee Club 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 3, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 3,4. fi, Kam . GENE TURNBAUGH Sixteen Ton Majors-English, Social Science, Physical Science Student Council 1, Mixed Chorus l,2, Basketball 1,2,3, Track 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1, Basketball Manager 1,2, Base- ball Manager 1, Track Manager 1, 2, Senior Class Play 4, Attended Nebo High. BILL VANNATTA Only You Majors-English, Physical Science, Social Science Minor-Mathematics Football 1, 2, 3,4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play 4. JUDY VENABLE Rock Around the Clock Majors-English, Mathematics Minors-Social Science, Spanish Annual Staff 4, Saukee Scoops 2,3, National Honor Society 3,4, F.H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2,3,4, Glee Club 1, 3,4, Mixed Chorus 2, G. A. A. 2,3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4. JAMES C. WADE Gang Busters Major-English Minor-Mathematics Football 1, 2, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1. OTTO SPIETH-Your Photographer LINDA WATSON If I Give My Heart To You Majors-English, Mathematics, Physical Science Minors-Spanish, Social Science Annual Staff 4g Librarian 1, 2g National Honor Society 3,43 F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2g Mixed Chorus 4, Band 1, 2,3,4g Pep Club 3, 4, Music Contest 2, 3,43 Speech Contest 2,3,4g Junior Play 3, Band Officer 4. HARLEY WHITLOCK Love Fast, Live Hard, Die Young Major-English Minors-Social Science, Physical Science Spanish Club 25 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 4. WINONA WINDSOR Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Majors-Social Science, English Annual Staff 4g Librarian lg F.H.A. 3,4g Dramatics Club 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 3,4p G.A. A. 4g Pep Club 3,4g Junior Play 3. BONNIE WRIGHT Stardust Major-English Minor-Physical Science F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 1,2,3,4g G.A.A. 1,2,3g Pep Club 3. 'T' EJ Rig., Compliments of BILL'S RADIO SHOP 26 eadaz ,4wazwle S. A. R. Award Don Smith D. A, R. Award Carolyn Capps Danforth Foundation Award Joyce Fields Myron Casteel Q . THE UNANIMOUS DECLARATION Of The Senior Class of 1956, P,l-I. S. When in course of school events, it becomes necessary for the Senior Class to dissolve the education bonds which have connected it to the other classes, and to assume the duties of citizenship for which their school life has prepared them, a decent respect to the opinion of the other classes requires that they should transcribe this history leading up to their graduation. We, the Senior Class of 1956, entered the halls of P. H. S. in the fall of 1952, feeling a bit apprehensive but eager to begin our higher education. Our class congress elected Paul Smith, President: Don Harter, Vice Presidentg Norma Jones, Secretaryg and Khoy Sanderson, Treasurer. Joyce Gard, Anne Aldrich, and Roger Frazier were to represent us on the Student Council. The class representatives to Homecoming were Helen Winston and Connie Shue. Mr. Kuethe was our very patient advisor. As our second session convened, we elected as class officers, Bill Ferguson, Presidentg Khoy Sanderson, Vice Presidentg Tom Plattner, Secretary, and Carole Melton, Treasurer. Miss Bueker was a very helpful advisor during this year. Annie Dimmitt, Anne Aldrich, and Tom Petty were elected to the Student Council. Our class representatives to the Homecoming were Ina Strother and Carole Melton. As Junior Statesmen, we began our third session by electing class officers Tom Petty, President, Paul Smith, Vice Presidentg Connie Shue, Secretaryg Bill Goodin, Treasurer. Annie Dimmitt, Paul Payne, and Bill Ferguson represented our class on the Student Council. Class representatives at Homecoming were Annie Dimmitt and Anne Aldrich. Our play, Men Arc Like Streetcars, was under the leadership of Miss Harman. The proceeds were used to ,finance the Junior-Senior Prom, Garden In The Rain, of which Ina Strother was crowned Queen. Miss McGuire was our very considerate and helpful advisor this year. Taking our honored places as Senior statesmen, we chose as our govern- ing body Don Smith, President, Beverly Harris, Vice President, Mary Lee Benjamin, Secretaryg and Harley Whitlock, Treasurer. Jim Gay, Joyce Gard, and Reg Dunham represented us on the Student Council. Annie Dimmitt presided as President. Ten senior girls were attendants to our Homecoming Queen, Connie Shue. A special thanks goes to Mr. Fesler for his very excellent leadership during our senior year. And for the support of this Declaration and with a firm reliance on what the future holds for us, we mutually pledge our lives, our fortunes and our sacred honor. i LAST Wlll AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of 1956, being in our right mind, do bequeath and bequit, leave, give, and get rid of the following members of the Senior Class -------- to put in their high place these lowly creatures: ANNE ALDRICH leaves her grades to her sister, Sally, she needs them! TOM BAGBY gives Peggy Aldrich his red hair. MARION BAGENT leaves his ability to hit home runs to Tommy Davis. MARY LEE BENJAMIN leaves all her old boyfriends to her sister, Lois, because she don't need them any- more. PHILIP BENSON wills his 'lth grade writing book to Miss Harman. JANET BLACKLEDGE gives her quietness to Nancy Smith. CHARLES BORROWMAN leaves his ability to get the car all the time to his brother, Ronnie. GENE BOWMAN leaves his ability to be tardy to Mr. Kimpling. JUNIOR BROWN wills his flat top to Neil Clark. CAROLYN CAPPS gives her quiet ways in shorthand to Joyce Johnson. MYRON CASTEEL wills his way with teachers to J. M. Sapp. LINDA CLAUS gives her secret recipes of all teachers along with the ability to make them simmer or boil to her brother, Jerry, and anyone else crazy enough to use them. NANCY COOPER leaves her seat near Mars Burgess in advanced algebra to anyone who has better luck in copying than she did. GEORGE CURRY gives his muscles to Frankie Ruble. MARILYN DAUT leaves her locker to Lavonne Lord. CAROLYN DEEMER wills her ability to get along with Griggsville to Diane Dell. TOM DICKE leaves his duck blind to Mars Burgess. GLORIA DIMMITT gives her long, loose skirts to Joanne Hitner. CARL DORAN leaves his freckles to Joyce Frazier. REG DUNHAM wills his tremendous speed to Jerry Brant. RAY ELLIOTT gives his mustache to Floyd Robertson. BILL FERGUSON leaves his athlete's.foot to Wrongway McGlasson. JOYCE FIELDS gives her front seat in Glee Club to her sister, Jane. ROGERFRAZIER leaves his good grades to his brother-in-law, Kent Sanderson. He needs them! JOYCE GARD wills her curly pony tail to Mary McHose. DOROTHY GARNER wills all her good habits to Sharon Garner. 4- 13 Q 52 Z El. JIM GAY, leaves his seat on the Student Council to anyone with the ability and a halo. GARY GERARD, gives his D.A. to Ben Johnson. BILL GOODIN, wills his ability to get along with Coach Smith to anyone who wants it. MARY GRAHAM, gives her ability to play music in band to Janet Hubbard. MARY JEAN GRAMMER, leaves her ability to act stupid to Florence Newman. EVERETT GRATTON, gives his height to Bob Woods. RICHARD GUTHRIE, wills his ability to get along with Mrs. Meyer to anyone, just anyone! BEVERLY HARRIS, leaves her ability to study to no one, she needs it! DON HARTER, wills his ability to stay out of trouble to his brother, Jim. MILDRED HULL, gives her job at Wimpy's to anyone who can hold it. ALLAN JOHNSON, leaves his ability to not get drunk to Ben Johnson and David Bown. BETTE JONES, wills her hungry pills to Larry Dale. NORMA JONES, gives her daily walks through the fields to Mary Sue Jones. CAROLYN KEYS, leaves her locker to Sumae McCallister and all her school books to Kathleen Higgins. LAWRENCE LANSDON, wills his ability to play basketball to David Ellis. DOROTHY LIGHTLE, gives her ability to blow smoke rings to Barbara Ode. JUNIOR LOOPER, leaves his calmness to Joe Fletcher. DAISY MCANARNEY, gives her seat in American History to Joyce Johnson. CAROLE MELTON, leaves her nickname Worm to Gloria Reed, as she seems to be a little wiggly, too. SUE MCCLEERY, wills her seat in American Problems to Saradell Thomas. SUE MUELLER, leaves her ability to get along with Miss Harmon to no one because she didn't have it in the first place. RONALD NEWMAN, wills his blonde hair to Jim Harry. GLADYS NORRIS, gives her place in line for lunch to Judy Reinhardt. DORIS NORTON, leaves her ability to study on ICEBOX , her bus, to Linda Brad- burn and Kathy Higgins. CONNIE PARRACK, gives her ability to get along with Mrs. Meyer so well to Joyce Frazier. PAUL PAYNE, leaves his ability to use big words to Jesse Bagby. NANCY PENNOCK, gives nothing to anybody because she will need it. RUTH ANN PERRINE, wills her fun in high school to her brother, Mike. TOM PETTY, gives whatever he has to whoever wants it. JAMES PHILLIPS, wills English to whoever likes it. TOM PLATTNER, leaves his ability to not flunk out to Jim Carter. LOIS PRUETT, gives her height to Janet Sue Franklin. FLOYD PURSLEY, wills his ability to argue with Miss Harmon to Joe Fletcher. RICHARD REINHARDT, gives his seat by the window in American History class to Gordon Pleus. EMERSON RETZER, leaves his passion for beautiful girls to Mike Johnson. GENE RIDDLE, being of able mind and not very sound body, gives his ability to break an arm to anyone. DAVID RUBLE, leaves all his girlfriends to David Bown. ANN RUPERT, gives her parts in both the Junior and Senior class plays to her sister, Pat. KHOY SANDERSON, leaves his interest in school work to Jerry Brant. Compliments of O, B, DELL AND SON , , , ,-2 n CLASS Q A - 9.91, Pkovufcv 3 57 w r xt QQ, ,JN4 K Ns, nm c I In the year of 1975 during one of our journeys we stopped at Texas to watch the Heavyweight Championship bout between Bette Killer Jones and Ina Slugger Strother. The ref- eree, Tom Break-it-up Petty, is having quite a time staying in the ring. Next we fly to Florida where we find that Carole Melton and Allan Johnson are happily married and are the owners of the Midnight Motel in Palm Beach. Out on the beach we find life guard, Reginald Dunham, who has just rescued Linda Watson, the star flute soloist at the Crystall Ball Night Club. In Tennessee we see Mary Gra- ham, Carolyn Keys, Emerson Ret- zer, and Edward Smith as cotton- pickers on the Ferguson Cotton Plantation. Here we are in New York where we find Ann Rupert driving a new jet-cycle which was designed and built by Phil Benson. In Chicago we see Don Harter and Lawrence Lansdon as shoe shine boys. Next we go to Hollywood where we find Carolyn Deemer has just taken the place of Hopalong Cassidy, and Sue Mueller as Rita Hayworth. Gladys Norris and Nancy Pennock are explorers in the Antartica, who have just discovered a city of ice. Ann Aldrich who is now living in New York is the owner of a Frab It Here drugstore, Daisy McAnarney and Reta Sparks, are employed at Ann's drugstore. From Linda Claus, who is a nurse in the Casteel Memorial Hos- pital, dedicated by Myron Casteed, we learn that Ruth Ann Perrine and Doris Norton are missionaries in Africa. Dorothy Lightle and Winona Wind- sor are employed at the Bowman Insurance Agency. Marion Bagent, Tom Dicke, Paul Smith, Junior Looper, and Charles Borrowman are hot-rod racers at the Indianapolis Speedway. Tom Dicke just broke the worlds hot-rod speed record at 250 miles an hour. We have just arrived on Mars in our flying saucer where we met Lois Ann Pruett and Mary Grammer who tell us there is going to be a big football game between Mars and Mercury where we will see Bill Goodin, Tom Plattner, Bob Springer, Dave Ruble and Khoy Sanderson play- ing for Mars. These boys are some of the seniors who graduated from P. H. S. in 56 In Los Angeles we learn there is a championship feather-weight tag match between Richard Reinhardt and Jim Wade vs. Roger Frazier 31 Good Luck, Seniors and Don Smith. C. E. GALLOWAY, D. D, S, e xx' 'Q Q cuss PROPHECY - nm -uk Ll! Going through Hawaii we see Nancy Cooper, giving Connie Parrack and Judy Venable Hula-Hula lessons. Paul Payne has just written a book entitled To Mars and Back. Jim Gay was the co-author. Tom Bagby owns a Peanut Ranch where he grows rice. Mary Lee Benjamin, Joyce Fields, and Carolyn Capps are in the Marathon Typing Contest. The last we heard the girls were all typ- ing 300 words a minute. Jannet Blackledge, who was the secretary at Hill Top Building and Loan, has married her boss. Junior Brown and Gary Gerard are making a world tour in their 500 horse power sport Model Car. George Curry, a teacher at Washington University, has just received his degree as a Doctor of Philosophy. Marilyn Daut, Dorothy Garner and Sue McCleery, who are in the WAVES, are just leaving on a fur- lough to Mexico. 1 Gloria Dimmitt has just been named head nurse at Passavant Hospital in Jacksonville. Carl Doran and Ray Elliot are working on a new type of air craft that should be ready for tryouts in March, when Eve rtt Gratton will be the test pilot. Joyce Gard, Connie Shue, and Norma Jones, the trio better known as The Sunshine Sisters, are play- ing in the best nightclubs all over the country. Their manager, Bill Vannata, says they were a smash hit in New York. Gene Stauffer has just won the Pilot of the Year Award. Delbert Scranton is the owner of the Scranton Bar-20 Ranch in Texas. A rodeo is being held at the Bar-20 in which Harley Whitlock and Gene Turnbaugh are the star trick riders. Peggy Stout is the bare- back rider. Lynda Halpin just got married, but she plans to continue teaching at the Riddle Grade School which was founded by Everett Riddle. James Phillips and Floyd Pursley are engaged in farming in Illinois. This summer Floyd grew an ear of corn measuring 36 inches in length and weighing Z0 pounds. In Denver, Colorado, Mildred Hull and Pat Kinder are skiing instructors. One of Bonnie Wright's paintings is now being exhibited in the New York Art Gallery. Ronald Newman is part owner in the DeWolf Motor Company. Best Wishes From ZIMMERMAN BROTHERS I JUNIORS R PRESIDENT, , , , Marvin Paxton VICE-PRESIDENT , , , David Roads SECRETARY . . . Ida Belle Moyer TREASURER . . . Peggy Jo Hannel amine dlcyeaaigb Hi glnS David Q Kathleen Q Rhodes L. Allen J. Altizer M. Applegate J. Bagby J. Barton J. Baughman E. Bauer L. Bauer J. Blacketter D. Brown G. Bradbuan J. Brant J. Browning -. . ,sk h A ,..2 .V . L f N:A K 1, le,,,.. n........ I Compliments -R, A , KELLY Q R. Burbridge M. Burgess B Butler B, Butler R Butler G. Capps G Capps L. Capps J. Carter N Clark C Collins R Coultas V Daniels L. Daut S. Deemer D. Ellis D. Ellis L. 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FIT L4 ZW? S5112 Tipton Vandiver Wahlgren Watkins Watson Webel Willis Willsey 00 03 X J 2 fJ,.,,,W' r . S I ' ff' ,' Y 1 ,'fJxf L' P Robinson Ruble Sapp Shaw Smith Smith Smith Ssarks tauffer S... l 'l,y- .. 1 J Kr 0 i'Il gigsil H 'Y' . -v- f W R R -3 W 'H' i f , - ' V ' Q f if W is if it . ' I yn 1-f ,s , . y . 3 in fs Y 'M N he W' ' 5 ,F , ,V . V' . Q SI AJ.l 5523. 'Q l S7 6605601 Compliments of AUSTIN ME AT MARKET -42 . SOPHOMORES PRESIDENT. . . . Joe Thrasher VICE-PRESIDENT . . David Baughman SECRETARY . . . . Judy Orrill TREASURER . . .Joe Fletcher sooowp l 4WUIJ L'J TF . 99 F7209 PWPWFW E KO H8 OO- Or E2 ,qw he Aldrich Ator Baughrnan Baughman Barber Bauer Bauer Biggs Borrowman Bradburn Brennecke Butler Butler Callihan Cantrell Cawthorn Cawthorn Claus Collard Cros srnan Cox Coope r Constable Collins COAL 8: LUMBER CO, a Zamafze Zhu 656 enadcjb Hwazda if Sue Frazier RElYITlOnd Collard 5: , C My lli B o C A Q ef .mf ft v If ,.,,V 5 Vlkzk I 'C ' -, its Z. 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Goodin ' jf , F F y L Gooud im A 5 L G Grimes F :Q G fm G a inmate 65444 Best Wishes from the Q GRILL E. Hull S. Hunter P. J effrie S M Johnson G. Kasson T. Kattleman K. Kerr M Knipmeyer J . Lanhum G. Lee C. Lehenbauer M Lehenbauer L. Lewis M Lightle G. Lord G. Lyman R. Martin C. McAnarney 1 .51 1 l 1 J C I so , 1 A ff- Z. J 1?-. J 'B -..FM ff I I -r ff J J ,. . '3' L Ln ' 'X - I Ai, - -UF .I 'lo K r' as sf , ip! V' ,qu Qi . . Q S' . , . .x , nr' - X ' , . ucv .V 'I in JY? 1 T ..f 1 . '1'o is ...Q 'fi -.R C I , E ,,,,, 4 in L 5. . .. . M. McClimen rg ,, C . McGinnis 4-if 5, ,, K. McGlasson 1' 7 F-7 . i. tN,,,,yi. . ..-ff . H. McLaughlin J 'v ff T. Melton S gl N. Miller S i n 1 S M xi f l B Myers J F Newman T. Miner f D. W Fqmf 'fl -E N, K. Morrow S . fa G Newman B Norris C Ogle J Orrill B Parrack J. Payne Compliments of COUCH BROTHERS - PHILLIPS 66 J. Pearson 40 D Peebles 3 S.x B. Pennock 'Kai ' S S S ' gg. J' E- Phillips S --' S f 5-Tl S ,sw L M. Phillips L Ei S' S S i x S f C. 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James McKinney SECRETARY . . . Sue Hillebrenner TREASURER . . Melanie Black gilvy W. Baughman S. Biddle M. Black R. Bonnett J. Bradburn J. Brown R. Browning K, Bunn H, Buddemeyer T, Burbridge J. Butterfield M, Callihan V. Chaplin J. Christian J. Clark J. Claus P. Constable C. Cox Q-M 2 . 12 , G 04 N. 4 if , f 'SP' '27 x . -di , f. ml v K C I ,..- far X I an A - -an an 'ig 90-'Q' inf, fu.--6 5' . . .Av A -a J i i ff' F59 'SVU L4 Faris Fidler Fox Freeman Grable W. Graham L. Hannel J I i f. l b Cr. Hart , i D. Ha rpole J s. P... L' Duke 49 SFF PUPUIU 5 h --f Q . . X I 1 'K 5. ':' .fi , an 5 x .Ni - vi RA B .- ...kk 5- 1? ' sf '-ur X ' Daut Davis Dean Dolbeare Doyle Ducey Durall Duran Ehlert . f'Q,- z 5 .ag Ki: .Vg X +V K K , i J - A, Q- , , 1 Q' H ir .40 L zeakmcm Compliments of RICHARD'S D-X SERVICE 'LN' Qikq M X g M., 9 J' :X 1 16 i ' 11 s i f xx 3 .1 f' M 4. ., N H V H lx! f 5' E P l J vu fe Q me We f 1 ii. '2 1 .3 x .0 N ' A x X V... 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Robinson G. Robinson A. Ruble G. Ruble P. Rupert K. Sanderson N. Seymour J. Shaw L. Shaw D. Shinn M. Shulrnan K. Smith ep 'QA Lnkqtkiyy P J . SJ F J ..... , . S 1 iff A I J KA fg I E' ,jk J mr.. ....., .. f in Vrky ,Q . - .., ' J :ii ' ig. 3' 'k,,, - 31. Vkh. 4 'X f--' 1 . H -' K ' 5 9' .,,.' . .,, 1 I . . ff f L Smith P fu s P smith J 3. J. Soden J . ' t 7 . A. - 3. .4 V o D. Turnbaugh .. m L. Valentine .P J R. Walker G. Wells W F- White C. Ward . M. Watkins B. Watson J - l 1' ,ff it D. Willard H. Willard S. Willsey D. Wintjen Z N. Wood R. Wood Best Wishes R, Woolsey 46 from the DARI RIPPLE J. Wright mam 63444 6L'cyea45cQb lgwdftdd 1 N5 l l ff w .....- 2 an 'V Vefa De Ohm Bradburn K O. Anderson A A D- 1 an M, LLW,,LLA,1 . A F m F g.f t e v W I' r Best Wishes--PITTSFIELD BCWL ps FRESHMAN INITIATION W 004' awww iw 0, S mwah 0 ! if affw ,gp Hubbar A NU ' , Q5E?q B Hefaffl plz? Sig A41-SA4I'S. 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M :f5 '4HfjM ' za 'wf A ww V. 1+ 4, L,,, , .,, rgg'f' , M l :W K 1'ls-05' W' .h'A Egi M 'M' W 1-fn 1 uv'wg2 Q Lf!-ff Q af Erginm Ygii gy, 4 HE 5 'X I S BACK ROW: Doris Norton, Daisy McAnarney, Reta Sparks, Ann Rupert, Joyce Fields, Lynda Halpin, Carole Melton, Marilyn Daut, Shirley Thrasher, Linda Watson, Peggy Stout, Linda Claus. SECOND ROW: Beverly Harris, Wanda Schuessler, Carolyn Keys, Nancee Pennock, Phil Benson, Ed Smith, Jim Gay, Carl Doran, Khoy Sanderson, Carolyn Deemer, Winona Windsor. THIRD ROW: Bob Springer, Don Smith, Allen Johnson, Richard Reinhardt, Bill Vannatta, Paul Smith, Roger Frazier, Don Harter, Floyd Pursley. FOURTH ROW: Annie Dimmitt, Joyce Gard, Norma Jones, Betty Jones, Miss Dell, Mr. Fesler, Connie Shue, Anne Aldrich Nancee Cooper, Ina Strother, Mary Lee Benjamin. SPONSORS: Miss Dell and Mr. Fesler. BACK ROW: Sarah King, Ann Stroheker, Mary Sue Jones, Karen Sanderson, Sherry Biddle, Sue Hillebrenner, Bonnie Hayden, Pat Jeffries, Karen Altizer, Janet Altizer, Nancy Willis, Karen Willsey. SECOND ROW: Gloria Reed, Barbee Biggs, Deleta Shaw, Lavonne Lord, Linda Hittner, Mary Graham, Jim Carter, Neil Clark, Phil Hubbard, Judy Watson, Jim Hatter. FIRST ROW: Joyce Frazier, Janet Hubbard, Janet Gardiner, Lynn Kriegshauser, Miss Booker, Sponsorg Ruth Ann Perrine, Joyce Fields, Sue Mueller, Mary Lee Benjamin. ' MW UW: ' W QQ? LEFT TO RIGHT: John Bradburn, John Clark, Mary McHose, Doris McConnell, Bob Motley, Neil Clark, Miss I-Iarpole, Sponsorg Annie Dimmitt, Joyce Gard, Reg Dunham, Jim Gay, Ron Newman, Connie Mc- Ginnis, Pat Jeffries, Steve Gay. OFFICERS President .... ...... . .Annie Dimmitt Vice-President . . .... Neil Clark Secretary. . . . .Connie McGinnis Treasurer . . .... John Clark Compliments METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE-James Shackleford 52 pw Mandela FRONT ROW: Don Smith, Allan Johnson, Billy Graham. ROW 2: David Ellis. Jerry Brant, LM, Sapp, Harold Buddemeyer, Mike Murphy, Mr, Fesler, Jim Harter. ROW 3: Tom Miller, John Clark, Jim Lanhum, Harold Willard. Student projectionists assume the duties of showing films for the various teachers. Two students are assigned to show films each period. ' Allan Johnson has charge of distribution and returning films and J. M. Sapp has charge of keeping the machine in order. 7l4aa6Z!a'w Hall monitors serve as assistants to the school personnel. Their duties are as numerous as they are varied. They run errands, welcome visitors, aid in office, assist custodians in keeping halls clean, and collect attendance reports. In fact, they are ready to assist either students or school personnel, at any time! LEFT ROW, QFRONT TO BACKJ: Karen Willsey, Judy Watson, Janice Butterfield, Linda Claus, Janet Gardiner, Joe Lowry, Otis Haskins, Miss Bueker. RIGHT ROW: Eleanor Bauer, Lynn Kriegshauser, Carolyn Keys, Melanie B1ack,,Linda Daut, Neil Clark, Richard Reinhardt, Best Wishes from G 8: W FURNITURE STORE Zfmmaldca eaalealcmlfe 1 Kg LEFT: Miss Bueker, Miss Harman, Mars Burgess, Neil Clark, Nancy Willis, Barbara Biggs, Deleta Shaw, Barbara Ode, Doris McConnell and Linda Watson. The County Speech Contest was held at Hardin, Illinois. Bai-bee Biggs placed first in her serious reading, The District Speech Contest was held at Pittsfield, Illinois. Mars Burgess placed second in his original oration, Barbee Biggs placed third in serious reading Doris McConnell placed third humorous reading, Neil Clark placed third in radio announcing, ' ' 1 9 3 .t u f v J 2' U ffgygdgx i 5 ,c , ,ff ,Q jfgfaaeaii -1 , ,A . - 1. . Em ' . ' V J ,X . t K A ar, -ff ,, . f4 44 A Compliments of ALEXANDER LUMBER COMPANY I I I FRONT ROW: L. Halpin, D. McConnell, B. Hayden, D. Shaw, Miss Harman, C. Keys, N. Grimes, D, Nor-ton, J. Hubbard. ROW 2: S, Giger, R. Ator, M. Ducey, B. Biggs, N. Willis, I. Altizer, P. Jeffries, I, Crrill, C. Collins, F. Winans. ROW 3: M, McHose, C. Moore, V. Dean, I. Butterfield, H. Willard, S, Hillebrenner, K. Bunn, R. Hunter, D. Shinn, J. Bradburn, B. Lain, K. Smith. The Future Teachers of America started their second year with thirty five members. The officers are as follows: President, Carolyn Keys, Vice-President, Deleta Shaw. Secretary, Nancy Grimes, Treasurer, Bonnie Hayden, Parliamentarian, Doris Norton, Librarian, Suzanne Gigerg Song Leader, Janet Hubbard, Sponsor, Helen Harman The purpose of F. T. A. is to show the members how important the high office of teaching is. We have guest speakers who speak to us about teaching. We also have instructive movies about teaching. .fidzwzq 66:45 LEFT TO RIGHT: N. Willis, Miss Booker, K. Smith, B. Pennock, R. Sparks, S. Garner, K, Bunn, C. Collins, M. Benjamin. Good Luck WENDELL JOHNSON IMPLEMENT CO. ,ff X . ifiwf 402044 6 .522 vfjgf . -' 7 fr - ,-......, 14 .A K ' .,..vii.-e.:gQ,1j.Qyg3Qiff L lv-l xx ' 1' .5ff f. '9'if'2'Qj?'i-5:1-,.. L. I ' . 4 , ..,.I-,gift ,gy-'U- ' ,JL T A ' g JC, '- .. rg- I t'L ,v - I -,,,,,..,, BACK ROW: W. Winston, D. Willard, P. Hubbard, N. Clark, R. Motley, R. Martin, J. McKinney, D. Fidler, E. Raines, A. Ellis, F. Durr, M. Johnson, K. Sanderson! SECOND ROW: J. Brown, K. Smith, M. Ducey, B. Hayden, N. Wood, S. Hillebrenner, R. Hunter, P. Rupert, J. Christian, P. Jeffries, N. Grimes, S. Giger, S. Biddle, M. Mcl-lose, S. Frazier. THIRD ROW: M. Shulman, A. Aldrich, L. Bradburn, F. Constable, C. Keys, R. McKenna, N. Seymour, D. Ruble, G. Wade, K. McG1asson, N. Smith, R. Hull. FOURTH ROW: P. Aldrich, I. Hubbard, K. Windmiller, M. Ducey, B. Biggs, C. McGinnis, M. Paxton, I. Carter, E. Bauer, J. Watson. FIFTH ROW: N. Jones, R. Perrine, L. Watson, K. Willsey, J. Brant, Mrs. Howey, A. Stroheker, B. Watson, S. King, R. Sparks, L. Claus. MISSING: J. Venable, I. Black, J. Venable L. Kriegshauser. PRESIDENT . . . Ann Stroheker VICE PRESIDENT . Karen Willsey SECRETARY .... .Terry Brant TREASURER . . Becky Watson There are sixty-three members in the Spanish Club, Some of the activities of this club were to enter a float in the Homecoming parade, have a chili supper and Christmas party, and learn some Spanish songs. Our meetings were held in the gym once a month. The Spanish Club of Pittsfield High is a member of the Illinois Federation of Pan American Leagues. Compliments of WESTERN AUTO 56 af I 1N 'E? 'coms lfulrun ' 'W l .'7 I ICA-l , Oyf Q oF'i'll g5j.x X 'Y Q. f'iB'SlE5f2J 47231. 'm:4'f'3 ' V, -ef.. 0 w OFFICERS PRESIDENT ....... Otis Haskins VICE PRESIDENT ..... Larry Bauer SECRETARY . . . Roger Burbridge TREASURER . . Darrell McKee REPORTER . . . .I.M. Sapp SPONSOR ....... Charles Fisher FIRST ROW: G. Capps, J. Gay, R. Reinhardt, O. Haskins, L. Bauer, R. Burbridge, J. M. Sapp, D. McKee, Mr. Fisher, D. Harter, F. Pursley. SECOND ROW: M. Smith, B. Johnson, D. Rhodes, M. Paxton, F. Robertson, R. We- bel, L. Allen, J. Browning, R. Wahlgren, J. I-Ieavener, A. C. Reel, L. Howard, B. Springer, A. Johnson. THIRD ROW: R. Collard, G. Cooper, T. Sloan, L. Dale, K. Kerr, M. Hart, G. Capps, G. Loutzenheiser, B. Lyman, M. Knipmeyer, P. Bauer, J. Brennecke, J. Harry, D. Pine. FOURTH ROW: D. Harpole, J. Shaw, J. Payne, S. Gay, O Horton, J. Harter, G. Cawthon, L. Gooud, J. Claus, B. Hayden, J. Bauer, S. Boyd, G. Grimes, J. Wright. BACK ROW: E. Engleman, B. Norton, W. Baughrnan, B. Peecher, M. Lippincott, R. Long, J. Clark, H. Buddeymeyer, L. Smith, D. Davis, E. Lightle, K. Hubbard, D. Mink, D. Phillips, G. Hart. Compliments M, D, KING MILLING COMPANY I octane Wamemadew f4mefzc2:cz BACK ROW: Sue Frazier, K. Goodin, J. Gleckler, J. Orrill, K. Sanderson, K. Altizer, C. Moore, J. Hittner, C. Ward, S. Willsey, P. Lanham, J. Lane, C. Robinson, G. Ruble, M. Lehenbauer, C. Lehenbauer, D. Baughman, B. Myers, G. Phillips, L. McCallister. FOURTH ROW: V. Dean, K. Williams, J. Heavener, M. Jones, F. Winans, P. Daniels, S. Garner, H. Davis, I. Reinhardt, M. Wilson, B. Staggs, L. Gates, S. Woodward, L. Lewis, S. Thomas, R. Kelly, R. Martin, M. Lightle, N. Willis, J. Barton. THIRD ROW: L. Kriegshauser, D. Ellis, J. Gardi- ner, S. Hunter, L. Bradburn, N. Miller, K. Hammitt, S. Smith, J. Butterfield, K. Smith, L. Capps, N. Smith, J. Blacketter, K. Higgins, D. McConnell, S. Thrasher, J. Baughman. SECOND ROW: A. Aldrich, B. Jones, J. Gard, M. Graham, B. Wright, M. Benjamin, L. Watson, W. Schuessler, J. Fields, L. Claus, G. Norris, C. Shue, I. Strother, N. Cooper, D. Lightle, W. Windsor, C. Deemer, A. Dimmitt. FIRST ROW: Miss Gabriel, Student Teacher N. Pennock, B. Pennock, S. Claus, R. Perrine, N. Jones, R. Ator, S. Ransom, C. Capps, L. Hittner, Sponsor, Miss Sohn. PRESIDENT . . . . Norma Jones VICE PRESIDENT . Ruth Ann Perrine SECRETARY . . . . Rosavone Ator TREASURER .... . Nance Pennock PARLIAMENTARIAN . . . Sue Claus RECREATION . . . . Linda I-Iittner PUBLIC RELATIONS .... Carolyn Capps I-IISTORIAN ....... Barbara Pennock PROJECTS AND DEGREES . . Sherry Ransom XXXQMAKLQS 'N m Q' I Q07 5 K 2 C' 75 3 1 I Elfj g u.. L 1 J: A Y 9, rbi? xc? 'PD QX NEW HC Compliments of PIERCE FEED STORE dana! Wanna Sacietq FRONT ROW: H. Winston, E. McHose, M. Morrow, I. Motley, Caro1Claus, K. Frank, C. Cantrell, N. Nicholson, M. Forgey, M. Smith, B. McKinney and Bette McKenna. SECOND ROW: Mr. Fesler, E. Hammitt, S. Holmes, L. Watson, C. Capps, B. Harris, N. Cooper, G. Dimmitt, J. Venable, R. Perrine, I. Gard, N. Jones, L. Claus, C. Keys, E. McAnarney, D. Norton, Miss McGuire. STANDING: J. Barber, G. Norton, P. Payne, J. Gay, R. Dunham R. Jennings, M. Culess and J. Webel. Membership in the National Honor Society is the highest honor that a student can receive while in high school, Election by the faculty to this society comes during the second half of the Junior year, Each student must have a B average scholastically and then be rated by the teachers on his or her leadership, service, and character standing, to be eligible. Congratulations from SPIETH'S STUDIO iz 4' Zee Hal FIRST ROW: M. Benjamin, S. Thrasher, M. Applegate, I. Moyer, B. Wright, J. Fields, C. Deemer, W. Windsor, L. Pruett, M. Grammer, I. Strother, Mrs. Murray. SECOND ROW: V. Dean, B. Lierly, N. Willis, S. McAllister, A. Gray, L. Lord, J. Baughman, J. Rhodes, J. Gardiner, D. McConnell, M. Norton, P. Daniels, S. King, R. Hurshman, S. Garner. THIRD ROW: A. McClimen, L. Doyle, I. Hittner, G. Phillips, L. McAllister, M. McClirnen, P. Fox, D. Ford, L. Sidwell, J. Orrill, L. Bradburn, M. Pearson, S. Sealock, F. Newman, V. Chaplin, P. Hannel. FOURTH ROW: I. Lane. I. Heavener, M. Black, H. Davis, D. Martin, S. Biddle, K. Sanderson, C. Moore, M. Jones, C. Robinson, B. Duran, P. Constable, F. McDonald, M. Watkins, A. Freeman, K. Moore, D. Turnbaugh. Best Wishes PIKE COUNTY SERVICE COMPANY 60 ' 'ma FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Watson, L. Kriegshauser, L. Halpin, N. Jones, A. Rupert, R. Perrine, B. Harris, L. Claus, L. Watson, Mrs. Murry. SECOND ROW: J. Butler, B. Ode, K. Willsey, E. Bauer, C. Collins, A. Stroheker, R. Collins, C. McGinnis, K. Windmiller, B. Biggs, G. Reed, B. Watson, M. Shulman, S. Willsey. THIRD ROW: I. Hubbard, B. Hayden, S. Hillebrenner, R. McKenna, M. Ducey, J. Butterfield, S. Stauffer K Dell I Hileman B Davies C Day B Houch1ns S Motley R Ator K Harnmitt N. Miller, M Lrghtle N. Seymour, K Smith S. Claus, G Ruble, C. Ward FIFTH ROW- G. Lee J. Gleckler K. Bunn D. Ruble G. Wade B. Lain R. Martin J. Davis K. Morrow B. Butler D Bradburn D. Stone K. Garrett W Winston A Ellis E Sanderson TI ,Tits I 1 ', S ft - Q S ' 3 sa- 'Y ,,-442, - K lf:-, . x :ig ' 5.4 S Smith A A ltizer Martln J. Hunter, F. Winans, D. Baughman, B. Myers, L. Hittner, P. Rupert, M. McHose, A. Lynch. FOURTH ROW: F. , f 1 X - - in A Compliments of HOME FURNISHERS, INC, 61 1.4. 'M 93 Ston avid ood, D Nora W ith, U1 S HIEH K Jones, 2 ITU artet-No QU ubbardg Sax H llis, Janet E Litvan, Allen Perrine, Lenny artet-Ruth QU DCI ari l ROW: C ST FIR th McKenna, Ru er, U1 E6 eD Su ed, Re Gloria McGinnis, intet-Connie Qu US rli i W: Tw SECOND RO ICI. UH H e Christian, Rachel yc raharn, Jo aryG rio-M Clarinet T llah Barbara Ode, testants-Lynda H alpin, OD C al OC 3 V Basson Solo-Mary McHose illebrennerg H Sue Watson, W: Flute Duet-Linda RO D Jill Heavener. THIR Dean, ole Collins, Vera HI e Hayden, C , Bonni ds Joyce Fiel Rupert, Ann Willis ncy ls Na .- anie D Virginia ierson, dell P BI ocal-M ESV in K o-Sarah Sol Blackg Piano D0 Bauer, Pia bone Solo-Larry W: Trorn RO CK ckler. BA le G Jean er, rio-Linda Hittn T nd i WV wg Wood Deleta Sha Quartet-Linda Bradburn, HCI lari illseyg C W CD Kar arol C er, lm Fu Terry II ppinco Li G: Linda IN S IS arter, Warren Winston. M mC .Ii Walker rio-Rodney pet T U1 IU Burbridgeg T IH Solo-To SS ng B3 IO X arvin Pa M lo- So Compliments of BARBER INSURANCE AGENCY gl-I-lik!-I I-11.1.1 1422 Sue H llebrenner, -I-4 Smith, Mary Sparks, Nancy Wendler, Lenny Litvan, Mary Graham, Janet Hubbard, Connie FRONT ROW: Ruth Perrine, Joyce Christian, Judy Jean Gleckler, Rachel Hunter, Vera Dean, a Burbridge, Carol Criss DH Fulmer, La Terry W: Deleta Shaw, er, Linda Watson. SECOND RO Joann Hittn CD A11 Rose, ay W:K RO IRD TH ppincott. Li McHose, Linda TY Ma HCS aJo H1 OI' N avis, D 1'll'13 aren Smith, A ood, K W Nora Stone, Bonnie Claus, avid D Orrill, I I-4 ZS ID E o P-1 E7 E U3 CU o I: IU L4 3 N P-I E O ua C'- CU D5 itt, Sherry ITIITI Di Norris, Gary Farris, Bette Jones, Annie Berry ith, Linda Bradburn, IT1 Carol S ood IW A le Caro is, E11 rable, Jerry G E. CU .-C1 KX x-1 KD bs -4 I-1 --4 CD H CD 4-a I-I CU U E 'r-I v-. IJ' U ,M I-I 53 3 5x GJ SI 'U O nc rn GJ E O -1 cf' o 4-I cn C1 --4 3 Q 0 1-I 1-4 N 3 .. 321 eu I-I an C1 ru E I-0 O Z ofa r: --4 I-I 0- .S bd E E. 3 O n- m C1 CU 'U I-4 -I-I L9 af oo 'U -I-4 I-I .-D Er 1-4 GJ v- U. .x :s Q Er I-I ev .1 F R 0 M P I T T S F I E I. D H er, Barbee Deem Sue na, CD th Ann MCK Ru cGinnis, M ie Heavener, Conn LERS: Gloria Reed, Jill IR TW er, Larry Bauer. eY Ramazzinni, Melvin Knipm Jim I G H Watson. Becky and es, Pat Rupert Grim CY y Ducey, Nan 31' e Jones, M Su -WY , M Biggs STATE BANK I N I s lg.- S X -..- .XS--5:51--::,-gx .5 :ro 9 Q? S SI N! FARMER o af ? 41-2-I-10.--I'1fZ-Z'Z+.-, 21:11-r:111:1:1z13E5E323E3E33i fx S T2Eli?lf:r .1i1'IfEi??i -r Biff? he oft X X S 5 Z S 5 1- 3 I tS CH mplim X X f X o O 3 ,- Q! N H O O M M E O W O R E S S P L CAST: Neil Clark, Sherry Ransom, Janice Rhodes, Janet Altizer, Larry Bauer, Roger Webel, Karen Willsey, Mars Burgess, Barbara Ode, Judy Barton, John Browning, Carole Collins, Jerry Brant, Judy Watson, David Ellis, Deleta Shaw and Darrell McKee. Miss Bueker, Director. THE STORY OF THE PLAY Principal for a Day! . .An exciting dream. But, it actually comes true at Ames High School. It all begins because Principal Lundquist just has to be away to speak at th State Principal's Convention. Miss Dill, regular school secretary, has a terrible cold and insists on going home for the day. The vice-principal, Mr. Ober- mayer, is confined to his bed with a high fever. Then it is that Mr. Ames, school board president, decrees that the student council officers shall take over for the day. And that's how Pamela Jones becomes acting principal! She gets off to a bad start when, in trying to buzz for the janitor, she rings the fire alarm bell instead. Then she has to decide whether or not to stand behind an unpopular teacher and keep the school's star athlete out of the State Basket- ball Tournament. Not the least of Pam's worries is good-natured Buzz Baily, acting-vice-principal, who grandly advises a gossipy student that There will be no more homework! Then there's Faversham Lightly, Jr. , who would rather sleep than eat and to Pam's grief, the Home Ee teacher is late and Shalimar Ames, her hated rival, turns on her honeyed charm to lure the reluctant Buzz into taking over the class with some truly astonishing results! Compliments of BILL'S RADIO SHOP 65 -'ds mica? SEVENTEENTH SUMMER Angie knew this summer would be different! She could tell by the different way she felt about everything--by the odd feeling she had when she went to the drug store and all the other girls were there with dates, She noticed Jack Duluth especially, He was good looking the best basketball player in the county Many things happened during this seventeenth summerg meeting Jack, even dating him and finally going steady with him, Near the summer's end Jack and Angie break-up. As the day of leaving for college comes, Jack and Angie clear up their difficulties and the play ends on a heartwarming note of happi- ness and understanding as Angie leaves her wonderful seventeenth summer, CAST OF CHARACTERS Angie, the girl, Joyce Gardg Margaret, her engaged sister, Joyce Fields: Lorraine, her hopeful sister, Norma Jonesg Kitty, her little sister, Mary Lee Benjamin, Mrs, Morrow, her mother, Ann Rupert: Mr, Morrow, her father, Gene Turnbaughg Jack, the boy, Jim Gayg Art, Margaret's fiance, Gene Stauf- ferg Martin, Lorraine's hope, Reg Dunhamg Jane, a menace, Anne Aldrich, Tony, a boy friend, Roger Frazierg Margie, a girl friend, Dorothy Lightleg Fitz, her steady , Bill Vannatta, The play was directed by Miss Helen Harman, The proceeds will be used for the senior trip in the spring, Compliments of RALPI-I'S DRIVE INN 66 cmdcvz- eadafz 37mm 7255 afwlen da Me fain The theme of the Junior-Senior Prom of 1955 was Garden In The Rain. It was held at the Legion Hall on May 5th. Ina Strother was crowned Queen by Tom Petty, President of the Junior class. Her attendants were Norma Jones and Connie Shue. The Queen led the Grand March and the music for dancing was furnished by the Yachtsmen. The program consisted of a vocal rendition by a quartet consisting of Bette Jones, Norma Jones, Annie Dimmitt, and Ina Strother A trio known as the Three Juniors QBill Ferguson, Khoy Sanderson, and Reg Dunham, gave a pantomine. A flute solo was given by Linda Watson. Lynda Halpin gave a vocal solo. Everyone had a wonderful time at the first all-night Prom. Best Wishes FLOYD'S JEWELRY 1955 JR. Sli PRIIM QWIIIIJJ, swim! IN THE MW 'QD 'Nw 'V Wa.. . , , A Homecoming 1955 - - - What A Memory! lt was a success from the first piece of crepe paper to the last. The theme of the gym decorations, which were done so nicely, by the Student Council, was October . There were bats hanging all over the place and autumn leaves scattered here and there. Cf course the main event, the crowning of the queen, was the high-light of it all. Miss Connie Shue, made a perfect queen to be crowned by Co-captain, Tom Petty. Thanks to everyone who made it a huge success---and it was the first Homecoming to be held in the new high school. 69 .N . Homecoming Queen, Connie Shue, and some of the high- lights of Homecoming of 1955 that made it such a success. X 0 X5 ik .XJ ..,, A Be st Wishe s LOYD HARDWARE Connie Shue '3 Miss Connie Shue, the Homecoming Queen of 1955, is a lovely brown-eyed, brunette, she was an attendant to the Homecoming Queen her fresh- man year, attendant to Prom Queen her junior year and is active in F, I-LA, , G, A, A, , Dramatics Club, Pep Club, and is Co-editor on the Annual Staff. She is a popular little gal and is liked by everyone. 71 MARY LEE BFINJAMIN DUO'-'ZFJUY UU'-3ZUPUZl'f1v-3'-lil? MAID OF HONOR Best W1ShCS from DIMMITT'S INA STROTHER woHzmw .L 3.170 LP UP'-QZDPUZFJI-+-3 :WOM UP Best W1Sh6S From JV FIRST NATIONAL BANK 'ik HONORARY ATTENDANT 4-af 2 Ee , 644444 7046 CLARENCE SCRANTON wills his good grades in bookkeeping to Dorothy Ellis WANDA SCHUESSLER gives her spare time to no one she needs it ai ' I CONNIE SHUE, wills her ability to get the car all the time to Lynn Krieshauser. DON SMITH, leaves his American History book to any sucker who wants it. ED SMITH, wills his place on the Annual Staff to anyone. PAUL SMITH, leaves hislability to ride a bicycle to Miss Booker. RETA SPARKS, gives her bashfulness and her job at the Riley's Motel to Georgianna Wade. BOB SPRINGER, wills his ignorance to Mrs. Howey when she makes up tests. GENE STAUFFER, leaves his used lunch tickets to his brother, Bill. They make good book markers. PEGGY STOUT, gives her good times at Macomb with the Griggsville Gang to anyone who thinks they can get away with it. INA STROTHER, wills her ability to make posters to the talented Shirley Thrasher. GENE TURNBAUGH, gives his weight to Larry Dale. BILL VANNATTA, leaves his position on the football team to anyone who is man enough to take it. JUDY VENABLE, gives her practice sets in bookkeeping to Judy Barton. JIM WA DE, wills his nickname Crisco to Ben Johnson. LINDA WATSON, gives her job as magazine sales manager to her sister, Judy, if she is silly enough to be caught with it. HARLEY WHITLOCK, leaves his place as center to anyone who is man enough to take it. WINONA WINDSOR, gives her ability to cheerlead to Carol Collins. BONNIE WRIGHT, wills her seat on the bus to anyone who wants it. PAT KINDER, gives her bookkeeping book to anyone who can understand it. ,- ,- I h ,. . 1 11 , . 8164! J Q - - P- A 'f .- '. 17' - L I yt-1 .1'..' My-, 7 -,S L 1 A 15, ., Q jl sggf ,V Q .ip QQ! ., 47 V, - ,,:,',-A'4.3L. 3 .r Q, iso-rag - I , ' 'Q Fit- ' lf,'.rfi '5 ' ll 'Q x -w at . ,J I e 72,9 C ' , 391: A . I ' ' ' ' 'ygygjgl 5 5 V575 -4 I MEJ. bv . ' S, .S-1 ' 'I' - .. 5 X pn , Nl. U , lf , ,P . C , - - 3 1 D , , , - - K .- , fd ',.:.: 3- L :f?g, 7 4:5??y'c ' A. - f.-7 Compliments of PITTSFIELD COMMUNITY SALE BARN I .f ,,..f- , -it-1 Y im H -ii N15 1 ' W VV ly V' if P, 1 . ,,,. -'L U gf I 'I r ' G f f-91' ,Q-fi. wi my ff A gi,?fa ,.34,5,i!,ig fqfig? QT? 5 ,4 J fl 'N 5 . , 1 - 1 , Q ' if iw X 5 g I . N 5 f .Q ,., V I I K '- K I if V' 'R I, X I M If-:Ji M 5 2 f ' - 1 ,gy I 5 - M: , 9' Az 'y-2 v .5 .J M., 1 f 1 , lvl p C75 wr 1 WO'- U 'UCI PUCIOK1 wgwmwgoe been ,QM slur- ex U 40 gnu- v K 'hem ea mckeeefff Cathy, Peg, Sue, Martha, Carole, Joyce, Sue .I .l in HCVU ZO PUGO'-41 wwg P-HZ'-'DVC I'-EPIC HCIO IUCIO'-4 EOC! Compliments of FARMERS STATE BANK 1 G.A.A. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Willsey, V. Dean, L. Strother, M. Ducey, R. Ator, L. Bradburn, S. Frazier J. Orrill, N. Grimes, M. Wilson, D. Hammitt, M. Lanehbauer, C. Lanehbauer, G. Wade, K. Smith, B. Hayden, M. Shulman, G. Ruble, J. Lane. SECOND ROW: M. Ducey, J. Glecker, B. Staggs, J. Davis, P. Jefferies, L. Gates, B. Norris, K. Williams, S. Smith, N. Miller, C. Ogle, K. Alrizer, M. McHose, S. Biddle, M. Jones, P. Lanhum, C. Ward. THIRD ROW: P. Aldrich, R. Collins, K. Windmiller, C. McGinnis, B. Biggs, A. Stroheker, G. Reed, N. Willis, V. Daniels, S. Claus, B. Pennock, S. Giger, B. Watson. FOURTH ROW: A. Aldrich, M. Daut, N. Jones, L. Kreigshauser, D. Ellis, B. Ode, J. Watson, C. Collins, S. Deemer, S. Ransom, S. King, S. Thrasher, K. Willsey. LAST ROW: C. Shue, J. Blacketter, F. Gard, I. Strother, E. Bauer, K. Goodin, R. McKenna, Mrs. Chamberlain, C. Keys, B. Harris, L. Claus, C. Capps, C. Deemer, A. Dimmitt, S. Mueller. NOT IN PICTURE: Nancy Cooper and Joyce Frazier. President , Eleanor Bauer Vice President . Ina Strother Secretary . Kay Goodin ' Treasurer , .Ruth McKenna we . , Q5 Sponsor . . Mrs. Chamberlain ml A 39 O bl G X, F compnmenrs of SUPER FOOD MART 5' 79 pep H CHEERLEADERS: Peggy Aldrich, M. Ducey, S. Mueller, J. Frazier, Carol Collins, Sue Frazier. LAST ROW: S. Woodward, S. Willsey, K. Smith, B. Duran, C. Ward, J. Hittner, V. Dean, J. Butterfield, P. Rupert, K. Altizer, R. McKenna, B. Hayden, G. Lee, E. Lightle, J. Clark, H. Buddemeyer, S. Biddle, M. Shulman, B. Watson, M. Jones, B. Lain, S. Motley, B. Houchins, S. Giger. SECOND ROW: C. Day, S. Hunter, M. Applegate, B. Staggs, J. Gleckler, M. Wilson, N. Miller, K. Hammitt, S. Smith, M. Ducey, R. Ator, L. Bradburn, B. Pennock, S. Claus, K. Smith, C. McGinnis, B. Biggs, K. Windmiller, R. Collins, A. Stroheker, G. Reed, G. Wade, J. Orrill, N. Grimes. THIRD ROW: S. Ransom, E. Bauer, N. Clark, D. Ellis, J. Carter, B. Ode, N. Willis, S. Garner, P. Daniels, J. Barron, J. Altizer, S. Thomas, L. Robinson, L. Capps, K. Goodin, P. Jeff- ries, K. Williams, S. Thrasher, K. Willsey. FOURTH ROW: C. Keys, M. Daut, N. Pennock, C. Shue, C. Deemer G. Dimmitt, C. Parrack, J. Gardiner, L. Kriegshauser, S. King, S. Mc Allister, R. Hurshman, R. Hull, D. Mc- Connell, S. Deemer, J. Johnson, I. Rhodes, C. Ogle. FIFTH ROW: L. Watson, I. Strother, A. Aldrich, B. Jones, N. Jones, J. Gard, N. Cooper, J. Watson, W. Windsor, Mrs. Howey, D. Lightle, S. Sparks, A. Rupert, R. Perrine, W. Schuessler, B. Harris, L. Claus, C. Capps, G. Norris. Sponsor: MRS, HOWEY Best Wishes KIENTZLEJS SHOE STORE 80 FRONT ROW: Wm. Ferguson, Khoy Sanderson, Dave Ruble, Tom Dicke, Bill Vannatta, Harley Whitlock, Paul Smith, Rog Frazier, Bill Goodin, Allan Johnson, Floyd Robertson. ROW 2: Coach Smith, Tom Petty, Don Smith Bob Springer, Tom Plattner, Richard Reinhardt, George Curry, Gene Stauffer, Ron Wahlgren, Reg Dunham, Mike Perrine, Coach Kuethe. ROW 3: Bill Stauffer, Bid Vandiver, Marv Paxton, Jerry McGlasson, John Browning, David Ellis, Jerry Brant, Otis Haskins, Les Allen, Larry Freeman, David Rhodes, Gordon Pleus, C.A. Bradburn. 7ZZ6na6a W b 6440404 awful! ROW 1: Kirk Franklin, Rog Smith, John Bauer, Joe Thrasher, Tom Melton, Phil Bauer, Jack Brenneke, Don Peebles, Mike Johnson, Kent Sanderson, Jim Harry, Sam Boyd, Jim Cantrell, Frank Ruble, Ellis Sanderson, Coach Kuethe, ROW 2: Jim Brown, Wendell Baughman, Jim McKinney, Mike Callihan, Carroll Cox, Bill Cawthon, Larry Dale, Joe Lowry, Don Fidler, Jerry Brown, Charles Keys, Kent Kerr, Pat Callihan, Mike Lippincott, Ray Collard, Tom Kattleman. ROW 3: Mike Perrine, Melvin Day, Bob Ramazinni, Don Willard, Lawrence Smith, Carl Odle, Don Ator, Bill Hayden, Gary Faris, Jerry Claus, Mike Murphy, Jerry Grable, Terry Sloan, Bob Wood, Ronnie Duke, LD, Bradburn, Tom Davis. Follow the Saukees with WBBA ar I.. vf 1 n fs' 4' ffdin, f X ' 1 ,J vf 15, 5' Y U x 91 Torn Petty E Co Capta1n Tom Dicke E Paul Snnth FB Co-Captain 3 J, mA.V g A , P11 .ar V, Reggie Dunham T Roger Fraz1er T IQ? Wm. Ferguson T 'rf' R1chard Relnhardt T Bob Springer G Don Srrnth G an Q.. v-.W I QQ- Li 'tgp VX ? 6 x , Allan Johnson C Torn Plattne r QB Dave Ruble LHB Fl 'Q ' ZPYQ C15 L.. Khoy Sande r son RHB George Curry QB 41. Gene Stauffe r RHB B 0 una? B111 Vannatta G Harley Whitlo ck C of' K hV:p ,,a Jerry Brant E jf ,. 1 . M 4 Q 1 3. f 'M - :A r,,. . mia 'vm 5 , mf? .o Q Q , x MA- -a wel ii! ' 4 . Q ,sm K' ' we A Wawdzfq 7mm 64' If 53 4 O Haskins D Bown R Wahlgren M Paxton Coach Heitholt L Lansdon B Motley F Allen D Ellis J Brant T Plattner R Dicke R Dunham B Ferguson R Petty M Bagent P Smith K Sanderson 5, -s f, at it ' ' 5 -T j f J f I ' X4 , ' W bf OD kv 4 r t',,V w N' xx ,X L 9 'us ,kts madman - a amaze mm D. Baughman, P. Callihan, J. Lanhum, M. Murphy, M. Lippincott, J. Fletcher, D. Fidler, J. Daut, M. Callihan, M. Johnson, L. Duke, Coach Kuethe, J. Bauer, S. Boyd, K. Franklin, K. Sanderson, E. Sander- son, J. Thrasher, J. Harry. Torn Petty Coach I-Ieltholt Reg Dunham Managers Lawrence Landson Khoy Sanderson Floyd 8: Mike Best wishes from BRANTS BOOK STCRE W6 Z I WW Coach Kuethe W1111am Ferguson Jerry Brant Tom Plattner Paul Smith Leslie Allen ,7 .A Q.,,,,, Best W1ShCS from BALLINGER 8: BONNETT wwe af ?aaz!Zcz!! and gaeketlczil SCHOOLS Jacksonville Princeton White Hall Roodhouse Greenfield Pleasant Hill Je rs eyville Carrollton Winc he ste r SCHOOLS Wincheste r Jacksonville Griggsville Beardstown Mt. Sterling Hardin Payson Unity East St. Louis Assumption Winchester Pleasant Hill Quincy Notre Dame Beardstown White Hall Barry Notre Dame Griggsville Rushville West Pike Mt. Olive Perry Pleasant Hill FOOTBALL WE 20 12 27 35 32 25 0 24 32 BASKE TBA LL WE 55 50 66 72. 80 58 TOURNAMENT 74 71 TOURNAMENT 58 47 64 57 36 59 65 60 63 47 64 72 81 75 Won 16---Lost 6 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT at Pittsfield 90 52 Best Wishes DUSTIN FEED MILL THEY 13 7 0 6 0 7 0 12 0 THEY 44 78 59 46 45 44 27 56 73 71 62 54 57 49 49 59 52 67 55 102 50 78 40 60 Z qw, , ,-- l v . . Q I xi ,,,za,s.f,.1W,,4-Q-KAN .3 ' I Q .J 4. , M. I I Q , if l ,343 N 5 f9s2.:3,f-'Y H . A . : , ww' STANDING: George Curry, Bill Ferguson, Tom Petty, Tom Dicke, Torn Platmer and Coach Kuethe. FRONT ROW: David Ruble, Jerry Brant, Bill Goodin, Bi11Var1natta, Paul Smith, Marion Bagent and Khoy Sanderson. We are very proud of our baseball team, coached by Mr, Kuethe, We wish them success this spring. 89 'JN fr. - .'-5' , , .1 1 - ri fa I' z 1 f hc '. ' x v .iqx Jw W V 1 1 xv. , -1 :s .I f F' 3' A .P 'f' 71':..n,, .1 ', 'Q fa. YQ, .gooxx B X. gm 'P 6 . 4 We 9,6 ,Ae acxo Oo Y Gabriel blo ' W .v-lr' 5 PMC niionx H53-Yge Y0ur horn Compliments of DeWOLF FORD SALES . 412 H 6 ll 4 'gk Q I . , M 1. BEAUTY 5. 3 MUSKETEERS 8. THE USED TO BE'S 2. CHING CHING 6. JUDY WATSON 9. HOME EC. TEACHERS? '? ? 3. WHAT IS IT? 'ILLL 7. WOMAN IN SPACE 10. HONORED, NATURALLY 4. HOLDING UP THE BARN 91 '5 fi 4f-- -1' I M Venable-Whitlock ',..f-N. rp sf-. up X Jones-Reinhardt AW R .1 I ff: -W, V . -Wx , ff' Claus-Ferguson .12 ,Q-Al S... , 19' 3 ii 1,1 AP Q t .ip , ,,4uv v X 4 . .W-ffrfgf ,mgv 'W . fe, ,1 My :H A -L 14 Parrack-Blackledge Ruble-Stout 3 'G-. 7,-'T'-'G M8 Q 'L ss Z q1f ' f' f w., x V ' if, , X X Cooper-Smith Mueller-Dicke i '91 fun? 41? Qs. ,.- 4 Dunham-McAnarney Aldrich-Benjamin Shue-Vannatta Melton-Johnson ,ep f A Smother-Melton McC1eery-Grammer Q M K 4 Sanderson - Li htle - if x , ,J-' K , a 1' . 4 Y T m hm qv' as 4 - A r Windsor-Elliot ' Norton-Ridole 'U , Q .. l xff? . . Sgt? g Perrine-Aldrich Harter-Strother Stout-Casteel Goodin-Dimmitt 92 fffsflfilsififl-1 I V Z-r if 2.1! 1 E , il y 51, it 1 I V ' 1 fsaw1r.w.-g,-- 152 Q - I ,iw Pals Close your mouth! .0 8 9. M. Jones in her younger days 10 McKinney and Moore 11 Lovers???? 12 Friends???'? 13 Droopies! 14 Jones and Gard Rosie Happy funeral Chums Watson's true face Kay the Clown Kids must play Best Wishes-WIMPY 'S DRIVE-IN -41 947. - China Girls The Ole Days Waiting for a ride? Liberace Birthday party? Ace Lumber Jacks ,,...-. The Line Up Biddle Jones Play Girl Lovers ? ?? '? ?? ?? gas 'hu-0' n 1 f' y 1 an l - in A 2 3 4 5 ka 11 lk' ' I , wr ' I' 4 ,,.l.ww 11 12 13 Ed Smith 15 Sherolyn Biddle Joe Thrasher 14 Lenny Litvan 13 Peggy Aldrich 12 Sue Frazier Kent Sanderson 11 1 5 8. Linda Hittner 9. Nancy Grimes 10. Judy Orrill 14 Ann Strohecker Kathy Windmiller Tom Dicke Lynn Kriegshauser Peggy Aldrich Sherolyn Biddle Anne Aldrich Marion Bagent LARRY AND HIS GIRLS! xd .,,,v 'Dv-W --4 K Wm' J Gene Bowman Kay Goodin Lounging Party Goofing Off Kathy and Tom Gene Guthrie 5 aligned' 1 44: 20 Gpzdd Q9 WWW 9 Good Luck From Compliments of DON GIGER ROCKPORT LUMBER CO Accountant Rockport, Illinois Compliments of BEST WISHES TO DR. VOELKER THE CLASS OF '56 Veterinarian P,H, S, EATS? ? ? Compliments Of I DAINTY DRESS SHOP AND DAILY CLEANERS Phone: 428 Pittsfield, Illinois , Good Luck From Compliments of ORVILLE STANDARD SERVICE KOPPS FURNITURE and APPLIANCE Phone 813 Pittsfield mmols Pittsfield Illinois Phone 634-R Phone 51'7M HOB - NOB CAFE SMlTH'S STANDARD SERVICE 124 E, Adams 829 W. Washington Pittsfield Illinois Pittsfield Illinois Compliments of MILES DRUG STORE Pittsfield, Illinois Compliments of WEAVER 8. 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Maytag Products PIKE COUNTY MAYTAG and G35 Ranges Bottle 8a Bulk Gas Systems Pittsfield, Illinois Phone 235-R Phone 120 Good Luck From GERARD BROTHERS TRUCKING CLARK THEATRE Pittsfield Illinois Pittsfield. Illinois Compliments of ELITE BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of VIRGIL DURHAM County Clerk Compliments of AUSTIN ALTIZER Compliments of ATOR'S GARAGE Rockport, Illinois Compliments of ELDON ATWOOD County Superintendent of Schools Compliments of CLAY OWENS Compliments of PIKE COUNTY CHEESE COMPANY Compliments of GERALD SHAW, DR. DC Y-7-Y 3YEARl00KS K ,,,.. .., ., . , .. U .K . - - . - z. K MIS , . K -f.g3 f13 3 -f5zK1m3m .f 'K -K 4 KK -K ff -, K 'S ,519 x M Y f-. , W- ' 1 , nl :,,KK':g,2 Ngg,1zfi1a'Kzf'.1 9 v , f K7ffKw 'KK Y ' 5 ' ' ' -TRKK - K 2 K' .2 .gil f i . W.-' ' .. Q . K -. ,lf A f i , J Q . 3 Ka, JL, Q' Q. -tw- gy, X214 ,gy fa' I ,4 1 . , -,,,M.M.,,,x . ,.., -. - , L.g.s...-. M ,Ah 4 nv- 'mu 5 I i, ,- , J44, ,., :TW 1541 ,Q14-,sg,, M-,f.5s :M w4h.,L.i-A '