Rankin Township High School - Mirror Yearbook (Rankin, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1957 volume:

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M., -- -4.-' 4-: V- -.- '-, ' f -.,. w-, . ,. 3-',af-51355,-:,:vcgQ4.-f-,if '5'n,5gG.'ff,f,,. 1 MF-paying, .q,x+.gf2w.:-:g,.E::w V rw 'Qggif' '5'-r. QF-' Vis' - -:'.- -I ' -' ? '3 '. 'W' . , . ,L , -il . I' v , M 4 J 'fig - , ,2'.3Lg,e nv - . 1. . ,,5 ,81t1.gE'? w ., 'A FV 7--'Il ,I ',5, , - 1 .L The 1957 Mirror PL1biiSilL'Li IW Thv Senior Class of Rankin High School Rankin, Iliinois . , .fr . . -37.- W- fi J' l 'L'- ,TJ .HW ,in Miss? 'nf N 4' . i'55f-a 5- X 1 si fyi., ' T .v -iff ' .f 0,351 n 3352. W V. ,gg M V7:-l i: , , , N. ., , , 4, ,MH i i i - '- nib ' i n w iv it --,- 'YI hs M vm ad! T? J, , Q, V f' mx 3 85 3 R 5? x4-'1 1 eb 1 h ...J ,1 69? XXQY W gi2 ,,55, 'fg .ggi , . Q, s4di 'k,, 51, 235 35 -aff eff ' Y . -h . ' V- . fi x 1 .fQ 31fi-,7'K-.1':.,i Y! 1'4 Al -Ll , .. A'- F I . Q . 7 1 jig. . I Nag av I , I A v-A a i .. I V . :if ff rl .' .' 5 .X .f-. ?,qi wt-5' , ., 5' . 'W 1 P: i . ff'f ff - - 2 ' f si ggi vim Q - ,, 'fi ii f ,ZF A' ' - .5 at fav 1- . L , A Q? 1 E W ' i F45 i 'J ul wlfl' 41' 'Q 5 Q ' ' ,- yi ' .' -A l e, ' x'?' ', , Au. . hr ,' C ' - ' 1 ' - ,nf 'f f . gig 'v V 2 mf E X5-Jflgitlw ,bm tw: M. Administration In admiration and respect for our Coach, who has attained his fifteenth year in teaching, eight of which were in our school systemg who has been a friend, giving us sympathy, understanding and guidance, we, the Senior Class dedicate to Mr. W. J. Colteaux, our 1957 Mirror. 1956 -1957 Board of Education District Number 223 Rankin, Illinois SEATED: Grandin Hunt, Harlin Sloan, William Mathis, Earl Brickey, Elmer Hendricks STANDING: Verne Shepard, Charles Knapp. MR, CHARLES W. STALEY, Superintendent DON B. PENCE B.S. Agriculture WILFRED COLTEAUX B.S. History and Coach .TUNE DE DIE MITCHELL B. EMMA KELLY BATSON B. S. B. S. English and Girls' Home Economics and P.E. Girls' P.E. CALVIN HUBBELL FRANCIS A . ONORATI B. Ed. B. S. Junior High, High Science and School Industrial Arts Mathematics EMMA RASMUSSEN B. S. M.S. Commerce W. D. OLIVE B. Me. Music 'YMFX 1. in ,xr .--.Q X X ,I I E Nw, Mrs. Shuler and Mrs. Fredrickson COOKS ,XY X, K Mrs. Hubble sf Mr. Che nowe th CUSTODIAN SECRETARY Messrs. King, Chenoweth, and Onorati BUS DRIVERS Seniors Class of 1957 JOYCE CLARK Glee Club 1,25 G.A.A. lg Mixed Chorus 1,25 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Broadcaster45 Contest 1,2. MARTHA GILL SHIRLEY FOSTER A G Glee Club 1,2,35 Mixed 4 Glee Club 1 3 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Majorette l, Chorus 1 3 Mirror Staff 4 25F.l-l.A,l,2,3,45 Cheer- Broadcaster Staff 4 Library leader 45 Broadcaster 45 Club 4 Dramatics 4 Senior Senior Play 45 Chorus Con- Play test l,'2, , Nbr! fl A ERNEST BALLARD Basketball 1,2,3,45 Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track l,2, 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Broad- caster 45 Senior Play: Mir- ror Staff 4, SUE BOEHME Mixed Chorus 1,2,35 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Ensembles 1, 25 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 G.A. A. 45 Student Council 15 Band 1, 2, 35 Cheerleaders 3,45 Maj orettel,2,3,45 Broadcaster 45 Senior Play 45 Band and Chorus Contest 1 , 2. DEAN BROWN F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Secretary 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 25 Broadcaster 4. MIKE EIGHNER F.F.A.1,2,3,45vice-Pres- ident 45 Mixed Chorus 1,2, 35 Class President 25 Stu- dent Council 1, 25 Broad- caster 45 Boys' Chorus 2g Track 25 Baseball 15 Basket- ball l,2,3. I ,.mq,,, 09 ROLLAND GOIN Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Base- ball 1,2,35 Track l,2,3,45 Class- President 45 Student Council 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3,4. Broadcaster Staff 4. DON GUDEMAN F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Basketball 1 , 25 Baseball 15 Class Treas- urer 45 Broadcaster 45 Edi- tor 4. JUDY HOFBAUER F.H.A. 1,2,8,45 Band 1, 2, 3,45 Contest l,2,35 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 Broadcaster 45 Ensemble 2,45 Senior Play. RAYMOND HORTON Basketball, Track, Base- ball 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. 2.3, 45 Boys' Chorus 25 Broad- caster 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2,35 Senior Play. TOM JOHNSON Baseball l, 2,3,45 Basket- ball l,2,3,45 Mixed Cho- rus l,2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 School Play 25 Photography Club 25 Secretary of Class 35 Broadcaster 45 Boys' Chorus 25 Senior Play. BERNIECE KUNCE Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 1,2535 G.A.A. 45 President 45 F.H.A. 2.3, 45 Secretary 45 Emsemble 1,25 Mirror Staff 45 Broad- caster 45 Band 25 S enior Play5 Voice S0105 Band and Chorus Contest. ANNA JUNE LACKEY F.H.A. 1,2,3,45G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,35 Broadcaster 45 Cheerleader 45 Ensemble 25 Chorus Contest 1,2. MARY IO MC CORMICK F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Treas- urer 45G.A.A. 3,45 Vice - President 35 Glee Club and Mixed Chorus 1,2,35 En- semble l, 25 Class Vice- President 15 Treasurer 35 Secretary 45 Mirror Staff 45 Broadcaster 45 Contest Chorus 1,25 Student Coun- cil Tr ea surer 35 Library Club 35 Senior Play. CAROLYN NEASE F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1,2, 35 Glee Club 1,2,35 Ensembel 25 Broad- caster 45 Mirror Staff 45 Contest 1 , 2, 35 Class Treas- urer 15 Library Club 4, MIKE NEWMAN F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. Treasurer 4. PAT OBENLAND F,H,A, l,2,3,45Glee Club l, 2, 35 G.A.A. 1, 2. 3: Cheerleader 25 Broadcaster Staff 45 Contest 1,2. DENNY RYAN Basketball l,2,3,45 Base- ball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2, 3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Broad- caster 45 Senior Play5 Dra- matics Club 45 Photography Club 35 All School Play 2. LARRY SHULER Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basket- ball l,2,3,45 Band l,2,35 Contest 1,2,35 Mixed Cho- rus l,2,35 Broadcaster Staff 4: Boys' Chorus 25 Class Secretary 25 All School Play 25 Senior Play. VELTA SMITH F.H.A. l,2,3,45 President 35 Vice President 45 G.A . A . 1 , 2, 3, 45 Secretary 3, 45 Class Secretary 15 Vice- President 45 Glee Club 1,2, 35 Contest G and, Chorus l,2, 35 Gand l,2,35 Mirror Staff 45 Senior Playg Broad- caster 45 Student Council 45 President 45 Mixed Chorus 1 , 2, 3. CRAIG SNYDER Basketball, Baseball, Stu- dent Council l, 2, 3, 45 Vice -President 3 , 45 F. F. A . 1,2,3,45 Reporter 35 Presi- dent 45 All School Play 25 Class President 25 Broad- caster 45 Mirror 45 Editor 45 Senior Play 35 Track 1,3,4. IRVING VAUGHAN Basketball 1,25 Baseball 1, 2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Sen- iorP1ay5 Mirror S taff 45 Broadcaster 45Student Council 35 Class Vice-Pre- sident 35 Photography Club 45 Dramatics Club 4. Senior Histor In August of 1953 we set forth on a long journey that was to take us four years to complete. There were 31 members in our crew, namely: Ernie Ballard. Sue Boehme, Gale Christiansen, Joyce Clark, Don Davis, Mike Eighner, Cecil Elliott, Peg Fitz!-Ienry, Shirley Foster, Martha Gill, Rolland Goin, Judy Hofbauer, Ray Horton, Flora Howard, Tom Johnson, Doris Joyce, Berniece Kunce, Anna Lackey, Mary Jo McCormick, Ellen Morger, Joyce Mueller, Mike Newman, Pat Obenland, Danny Ryan. Larry Shuler, Velta Smith, Craig Snyder, Don Troxel, Irving Vaughan. Toward the end of the first month of our journey we had a crew meeting and elected Mike Eighner as our head man and Mary Jo McCormick as his assistant. Velta Smith was chosen to keep the minutes of our meetings and Ellen Morger kept track of the money that we accumulated. Mr. Schwartz and Mrs. Nixon were appointed as overseers. Then Don Gudeman, a transfer from Malta, Illinois, joined the crew in October. Soon we decided we had better send three people to Student Council The three we chose were Craig Snyder, Sue Boehme and Mike Eighner. As it is a custom the seniors decided that before we got too far on our journey we should be initiated. In the second semester of our journey, Dean Brown, a transfer from Monticello, Illinois, was added to the crew making our class a total of 33. We had pretty smooth going throughout the nine months. Then in May all four classes had a joint picnic at Twin Lakes, Paris, which climaxed our journey for three months. When we resumed in August of 1954 we were without the services of Don Davis and Cecil Elliott leaving us with 31 members again. As our officers terms had run out we thought that we had better hold an election. We had a crew meeting, electing Craig Snyder, President, and Ellen Morger as his assistant. Larry Shuler and Carolyn Nease were chosen to keep the minutes of our crew meetings and to keqa track of the money that we collected on our trip. Mr. Pence and Miss Osborn were the overseers of our crew that year. At another crew meeting a suggestion was made by one of the gang that we again send three members to Student Council. They were: Ellen Morger, Craig Snyder and Mike Eighner. After a few months of journeying we lost a couple of our crew members, Flora Howard and Don Troxel, Everything went smoothly on the journey through the end of May when we had another reunion. This time it was held at Shafer Lake. And again everyone took a three month vacation. All of us assembled for our third year, deciding to continue our journey. Again we lost another member of the crew, Joyce Mueller. This time we elected Irving Vaughan as our President: Tom Johnson kept the minutes of our crew meetings and Mary Jo McCormick kept track of the money. We sent Craig Snyder, Mary J c McCormick and Irving Vaughan to Student Council. Mr. Colteaux and Mrs. Walker were our over- seers for the gang this year. Again we lost two members, Ellen Morger and Doris Joyce. That year was to be a very busy one for us as we had to prepare for the Junior-Senior Prom in the spring. The Prom held May 9, 1956 in the Urbana-Lincoln Hotel, it was a fine affair. Soon after the prom, we again had our reunion at Shafer Lake, followed by another three month's vacation. We assembled in August of 1956 for a very important year as it is supposed to be our last. We lost two more members, Peg FitzHenry and Gale Christiansen, leaving us with a total of 23 members for the last lap of our journey. We elected Arch Goin to head our classy Velta Smith was chosen to assist him and Mary Jo McCormick kept track of the minutes. DonGudeman was to keep track of the money for the fourth year. Velta Smith, Craig Snyder and ArchGoin were elected from the gang to represent our class in Student Cormcil. Mr. Staley was our overseer this year. Publishing the Broadcaster once every six weeks and preparing the year book plus everything that goes with it wewere to makethis our busiest year. Then there was the senior play, skip-day, class night, baccalaureate, and graduation to which we looked forward. Again, in the spring we'll meet with the rest of the classes for our annual reunion. L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L Joyce Clark, will my ability to get along with Miss Rasmussen to Sue Hill and my shorthand book to Pete Kupferschmid. Craig Snyder, will my satchel to anyone who wants to carry it to all the games. Pat Obenland, will my Cissna Park acquaintances to Carolyn Lingley and my ability to skip school to my brother, Gene. Denny Ryan, will my civics book to anyone who thinks he can pass it, my English book to all illiterate persons, and my track shoes to Coach. Berniece Ktmce, will my civics book to Glenn Wolfe and my ability to sell popcorn to anyone who likes to eat. Ray Horton, will my bashfullness to Glenn Olson and my mohawk to Willie Seidel Martha Gill, will my pierced ears to Dia.na Ryan and my civics book to anyone who can not understand the law. Dean Brown, will my bookkeeping books to Ruth Cade, and my height to Ralph Walders. Velta Smith, will my shorthand book to anyone who likes to study a long time to find a short cut and my seat in third hour study hall to Allen Reckowsky. Don Gudeman, will my place as editor on the Broadcaster staff to Willie Seidel and my book- keeping book to the waste paper basket, Mary Jo McCormick, will my talkativeness to Judy Snyder and my shorthand book to the jlmior girls in hopes they can read the stuff. Tom Johnson, will my flat top to Dave Anderson, and my timing to make it to class every morning just as the bell is ringing to anyone -who'wants the extra five minutes Sleep. Sue Boehme, will my aches ,and pains after a basketball game to Larry Hofer and my pony tail to Janet Bushue. Ernie Ballard, will my ability in sports to my brother Jerry, my place in band to Jimmy Hofbauer, and my physics book to Bill Christiansen. Carolyn Nease, will my library position to anyone who wants the trouble and my typewriter to my sister Nancy. Irving Vaughan, will my ability to understand geometry and physics to Bill Christiansen and Loren Godby, and my dancing ability to Larry Hofer. Anna J une Lackey, will my history book to my sister Evelyn and all my troubles to Phyllis Nease. Rolland Goin, will my ability to get to school the morning afterbasketball games to Willie Seidel, my height to Jim Hofbauer, and my role as The Phantom to whoever can elude the faculty as successfully as Ihave. Judy Hofbauer, will my short hair to Phyllis Lorig and my shorthand book to anyone who can read scribbling. Shirley Foster, will my ability to skip school without meeting Mr. Staley to Sara Snyder and my shorthand book back to Miss Rasmussen. mtg' . -23 .' y De an DCHHY Velta Larry .Judy Ernie Cralg Rolla nd Tom Mary Io Mxke N. y ' Sue Joyce Anna Irving Ray Martha Bemiece Shirley Underclassmen xx x xx xxx 'X Xx X Nxxxixxxx u. F cn5Ul'1'10-- r1 r1O unior Class ROW ONE: E. Anderson, W. Christensen, L. Cleary, L. Godby. ROW TWO: L. Hambleton, S. Hill, G. Hofer, P. Hovelyn, B. Huffman, L. Ideus, ROW THREE: B. Lingley, W. Mc- Neely, P. Nease, G. Olson, A. Reckowsky, L. 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Huffman, J. Johnson, B. Ryan, C. Brown, G. Chenoweth, B. Lackey, D. Carter, S. Hubbell, Mr. Hubbell BACK ROW, Left to Right: D. King, M. Fitz Henry, M. Bushue, I. Ballard, R. Walders R. Hunt, R. Moser. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: D. Carter, L. Barr, Mr. Hubbell G. Chenoweth, B. Ryan, R. Goins. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: C. Newman, G Fitz Henry, J. Lane, J. Johnson, A. Huffman. Hard At Work Th ESQ Two Om 6395 W Rangers! ! Para de Osixcefs .. 'uw -'an ,f x . f e H 'Y L xv .I 'Y 3 'if' : .. -X f . . .R . .?:,:fh,:,v- S- .54 - H H'- - 1.. .2 5-,J ' ' V ' -. ' N 1 L ' f ' .-,Mir 4 2 4. 4 41' 2 W' '. .f5fi,L.f 'A..' .X-. .. - R ,. . - .9 L: -, .t K 4.1. ' -ff 2 .4 .1 ,.,' ,- . 1' .A .'f,AF.-jx. ,flu , J., .. . Lriwifi., ...CE .. 1 .1-1-' ' -I. ,f , A ... Am. 4 .fc , .rx F. g ,,, .,. -,I . I., J, w . ff .,s ',A.. 4 , . . 1 X. .I V . V -5.. , X. .Uh 5 . 4 - 1 . x V, 2.3, -y.K,,,,- ' 172 ff'-1.-1+ ..,-sv, ,Mu ., .w Q-2.31.-, .V 1. i :TS JW'- , 'Qs--'..,,, .J .. 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Meeting at Urbana 19 Talk by State Police on Safety NOVEMBER 2 Basketball, Crescent City 6 Basketball, Cissna Park 9 Basketball, Henning 16 Basketball, Bismark 20-21 Second Six Weeks Exams 22-23 Thanksgiving Vacation 30 Basketball, Potomac DECEMBER 7 Basketball, East Lynn 14 Basketball, Rossville 18 Basketball, Armstrong 21 Basketball, Catlin 20 Christmas Concert 21 - Ian. 2 Christmas Vacation 26-28 Paxton Holiday Tournament JANUARY 2 School Reopens 4 Basketball, Oakwood 10-11 Semster Exams 11 Basketball, Rossville 15 Basketball, Paxton 17 F.l-l.A. Dad's Night 18 Basketball, Potomac 21 -25 Vermillion County Basketball Tournament 29 Basketball, Crescent City FEBRUARY 1 Basketball, East Lynn 5 Basketball, Bismark 8 Basketball, Wellington 12 Basketball, Westville Lincoln's Birthday, no school 19 Basketball, Henning 21 Family Pot Luck 8: F.H.A. Initiation 21 -22 Fourth Six Weeks Exams 22 Basketball, Armstrong 27-28 March 1 District Basketball Tourney MARCH 5,6,7 Regional Basketball Toumey 14 F.l-l. A. Spaghetti Supper 29 F.l-l.A. Sadie Hawkins Dance APRIL 4-5 Fifth Six Weeks Exams 12 F.H.A. ' G.A.A. Banquet 17 Senior Play 18 County Institute at Danville 19 Good Friday, no school 22 Easter Vacation 26 Spring Concert MAY 7 F.F. A. Livestock Judging Contest 8 Junior-Senior Prom 14 Pre-Teen F.H.A. Party 16-17 Senior Semester Beams 20-24 Senior Trip ftentativej 23-24 Semester Exams 27 Commencement, Grade School 28 Commencement, High School X . t w Librarxam 3 ork Clarinet Soc tion at Rehcar sal 4 1 4 it 3 x sa as 'e up .F 'lisp ww we fy? W if 2? ,ff-fy 5,3 ,Xfi an-3 H if fg was 9' Qt if ,Q , Q -. 1J Fhmfus BACK ROW: M. Stoker, S. Hill, wr. Uv, S. Hofbaucr, C. Christensen, B. Huffman, N. Newman, ,. TXHRD ROW: L. Crcary, D. Ryan, P. Hovcrn, S. Bushuu, I. Snyder, P Gr ads Sch 001 S010 an ff E Hsenlble M edal Une,-S so PQ . 400 QS 00000 ef: Editor and Sponsor The BROADCASTER Staff has been efficiently publishing the BROADCASTER, our school paper, every six weeks. Rounding up school news, gossip, and learning how to operate the machines was a task we all have accomplished. Exchanging papers gave us ideas to make our BROADCASTER more interesting. Producing the school paper involved typing the news, arranging the news on the stencil, and mimeographing copies. We distributed papers to high school students and to grade students. The Bro adcastcr Staff 5105691 COHQQKX Smeg, sqm L. Godb YXRS-'Y 1 W. ROW: D. Wan, S. iaxes, RON ex, YI . Smkx , XJ augkx sox-, C. Swjd q S. Bvskme, T. uiimw. Nxt. Pence. B. Fm. xkeow . XX 8.6 ix G. OXso0, MN iso: . SECOND Mart h . 3 G111, D A .R. winner Vic e'Pr egid en I Bud Pre Side UI if U The Dramatics Club consists of ten members and one sponsor. y , .4 5 At the Christmas program, the Dramatics Club Q put on a pantomime called Elouise. The maid was played by Ruth Cade, Elouise was played by Martha Gill, and the gackground voices were Larry Bennett and Gary Hunt. It was introduced by Nancy Newman and directed by Miss Mitchell. Ruth Cade and Martha Gill participated in speech contests this year. The Dramarics Club will also help with the Senior Play. LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Cade, M. Gill, L. Bennett G. Hunt. STANDING, Left to Right: G. Hunt, I. Vaughan, D. Ryan, L. Godby, L. Bennett, Miss Mitchell. SEATED, Left to Right: N. Newman, R. Cade, M. Seidel, J. Bushue, M. Gill. BACK ROW, Left to Right: M. Gill, J. Bushue, J. Swanson, S. Boehme, S. Fynder, P. Obenland, R. Stoker, N. Newman, A. Lackey, D. Ryan, J. Snyder. SECOND ROW: Left to Right: P. Nease, C. Christensen, C. Lingley, P. Hovelen, M. Seidel, S. Hill, S. Foster, J. Clark, S. Goins, R. Cade. THIRD ROW: Left to Right: D. Hayne, P. Lorig, M. Stoker, J. Bushuc, J. llofbauer, L. Cleary, N. Plymate, J. Rothery, B. Fitzhenry, Mrs. Batson. SEATED, Left to Right: M. McCormick, V. Smith, B. Huffman, B. Kunce, C. Nease, L. Wilson. Berniece Kunce, daughter of Mr. and Wins Betty Crocker Award Mrs. Mearl Kunce, has won the 1957 Betty Crocker ri' Search for the American Home - maker of Tomorrow award. She received a pin and her paper will enter the judging for the State Homemaker of Tomorrow. lvvr, -ei it S2151 , bYC3k wan girls prevfm -M' -..I Fiegxln Sophomore Girls pie baking project PFA. Gee it'sco1d! How many more! our Float swf' 'WW 5'-TQN f 1,-TPM' M - STANDING, Left to Right: Miss Rasmussen, M. Seidel, E. Ballard, M. McCormick, V. Smith, L. Hambleton, G. Olson, Miss Mitchell, Mr. Onorati. SEATED, Left to Right: C. Nease, I. Vaughan, C. Snyder, B. Kunce, M. Gill. vi W' X that iugxivf X The MIRROR STAFF is composed of 3 juniors, 8 seniors, and 3 sponsors. The staff has various duties consisting of assembling layouts, selling of ads and later preparing the mats for advertising. The write -ups that accompany the pictures are planned to ex- plain the different activities of all the or- ganizations is connection with our school. The staff has gained a great deal of experience by working together in anticipa- tion of asuccessful yearbook. BACK RO W L B 1 eff . . R.usgsi.eMis3 Mitchfglfrglggo G. Hunt. L' God Gill. I' L' Wilson, C. Neg ROW. Left ro 152111. e, N. New rg man. M. The library staff consists of eight mem- bers and one sponsor. The fines that we collect during the year are used to purchase new books for our ' ' ' h 11 library, which are chosen by M155 Mnc e , Staley and the Teacher's committee. Mr. , The sponsor of our staff is Miss Mitchell and our treasurer is Carolyn Nease. What, book reports again! -. Hi. Sports Q45 X X x A X VARSITY SQUAD Coach Colteaux, Craig Snyder, Tom Johnson, Ernie Ballard, Rolland Goin, Dean Brown, Denny Ryan, Ray Horton. Larry Shuler. BASKETBALL The Rangers had a very successful season, with a 24 won and '7 loss record, first place in the Holi- day Toumament, fourth in the County Tournament, and a first place trophy from the DistrictTournament. The 'team has played some outstanding games this season with Doc Colteaux coaching. The highlights of the season besides the tournaments, were games with Potomac, Westville, and Armstrong. We placed second in the Red Warrior Conference with 9 wins and 3 defeats. We tied with Armstrong for second place in the Vermilion County Conference with 12 wins and 3 defeats. The Reserve team deserve much recognition for their outstanding record of 15 wins and5 losses. 1956 RANKIN BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1957 Crescent City 32 Rankin 42 Bismark 46 Rankin 64 Cissna Park 63 Rankin Wellington Rankin Henning 47 Rankin Henning Rankin Bis ma rk 5 1 Rankin Armstrong Ran kin Potomac 46 Rankin Rantoul Rankin fl-loliday Tournamentj East Lynn 53 Rankin Farmer City Rankin fl-loliday Tournamenty Rossville 62 Rankin watseka Rankin Q Holiday Tournamentj Armstrong 52 Rankin Bismark Rankin fCounty Toutnarnentj Catlin 54 Rankin Henning Rankin fCounty Tournamentj Oakwood 46 Rankin Jamaica Rankin QCounty Tournamentj Rossville 62 Rankin Georgetown Rankin fCounty Tournamentj Paxton 59 Rankin Henning Rankin fDistrict Tournament, Potomac 61 Rankin Wellington Rankin fDistrict Tournamentj Crescent City 45 Rankin Sheldon Rankin fDistrict Tournamentj East Lynn 60 Rankin Armstrong Rankin fRegional Tournamentj Westville '75 Rankin if, f a . V , mi 1,5 A f'.? ,'r7x' 50, Q ra 5 , , b? gk :gt 1 17 2-+ L,, 'X 5. O X lv if Lwff kfmaxx m e . . ' ff A ' 1. V, Piw ,,-A W 31? W ff N 4' ug f-M Z 31 5 I 'i - ., q.. W . R X 5 Z , Ji 2 X 1 at M B,-W 'Y 5' Q 3 Rf g 3' 2 Y 3' 5' F P W X GW 'x K wil U .f nr -I r 'f'l :JI f as if el J X, ' l nhl ,Q .93 R 1956 BASEBALL TEAM 3' ff! gli' Q 'bv rr FIRST ROW: Craig Snyder, Terry Vaughan, Coach Colteaux, Willie Seidel, Jim 1-lofbauer SECOND ROW: Ray Horton, Denny Ryan, Tom johnson, Larry Shuler, Ernie Ballard. THIRD ROW Bill Taylor Loren Godby, Gary Hunt, Rich Harris, Larry Scott, Allen Reckowsky. FOURTH ROW Irving Vaughn Dave Anderson, Rich Mikalik, Carl Olson. BASEBALL The Rangers had a good baseball season by tying with Armstrong for the North Vermilion Conference Championship. They were beaten in the final game ofthe play-offs by Bismark Armstrong Henning Potomac East Lynn Bismark Rankin Rankin Rankin Rankin Rankin SCHEDULE Ogden 5 Rankin 6 PLAY -OFFS Potomac 2 Rankin 3 Bismark 16 Rankin 7 BACK ROW, Picture 1 Left to Right: I. Vaughan R. Horton, D. Ryan, E Ballard, C. Snyder, T Johnson, Coach Colteaux FRONT ROW, Left to Right G. Hunt, T. Vaughan, L Scott, L. Hambleton, I Hofbauer. TRACK The 1956 track squad had a great season by winning two beautiful trophies. The team won first place in the North Vermilion Conference Meet and first place in the Class B Division of the County Meet. Those boys who placed in the 1956 County Meet and were lost by graduation were Ron Custer who won first in the broad jump, Chuck Staley who placed fifth in the half mile, Mendel Hasler who placed third in the 100 and 220 yard dash, and Dave Cade who ran in both relay teams. Returning from last year's County Class B. Championship squad were: Denny Ryan, who won first in the 8803 Ernie Ballard, who placed first in the high jump, Tom Johnson, who ran on both relay teams, we well as, Ray Horton, Craig Snyder, Irving Vaughan, and Larry Scott. Picture 2 1956 T RACK CHAMPS BACK ROW, Left to Right: D. Cade, E. Ballard, C. Staley, R. Custer, T. Johnson, C. Snyder, L. Scott. FRONT ROW: Left to Right: R. Horton, M. Hasler, Coach Colteaux, I. Vaughan, D. Ryan. Anybody for sports? TOP ROW, Left to Right: M. Stoker, V. Smith, R. Stoker. MIDDLE ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Batson, N. Newman, B. Kunce, Miss Mitchell. BOTTOM ROW, Lett to Right: A. Lackey, M. McCormick, M. Gill. lump ball! How about a strike! Advertising PATRONS OF THE 1957 MIRROR We wish to show our appreciation to these merchants and friends for their support of the MIRROR. Their financial assistance enabled the Mirror Staff and school to publish this edition of the Mirror. It is our wish that the students and friends of Rankin High School patronize the merchants whose names are found on these pages. Wel-Cum-Inn Cafe Rankin, Illinois Harlin Sloan Rankin, Illinois Dr. A. Baquero Rankin, Illinois Edith Fancher's Beauty Shop Rankin, Illinois Funk's Welding Shop East Lynn, Illinois John Moore Custom Weaving East Lynn, Illinois Blair General Store Goodwine, Illinois Edith's Beauty Shop Claytonville, Illinois Marathon Service Station Cissna Park, Illinois Marie's Beauty Shop Cissna Park, Illinois S. Q. Smith, Tailor and Men's Wear Rossville, Illinois Fred A. Smith Lumber Co. Paxton, Illinois Taylor's I. G. A. Market Potomac, Illinois Reinbold's Clothing Store Rossville, Illinois Brown F umiture Paxton, Illinois Midway Cafe Hoopeston, Illinois Launder E E Z Hoopeston, Illinois Hoopeston Implement Co. Hoopeston, Illinois A. E. Sandberg Paxton, Illinois Davis City Drug Store Paxton, Illinois Westem Auto Associate Store Paxton, Illinois Johnson and Johnson Real Estate and Insurance Paxton, Illinois Ford-Baier Funeral and Fumiture Store Paxton, Illinois Ask for and Enjoy PRODUCERS DAIRY PRODUCTS Produced on Grade A Dairy Farms in your own Neighborhood 52 South College Street Danville, Illinois Compliments of WERNER A NEWELL ELLIS ELECTRONIC SERVICES Personal Insurance a n CI'Op Hail Insurance 3 , Rankin Illinois Fire-Auto-Life 'NSURQNCE CITZEN SERVICE STATION TH T Phone ZR 9 REALLY . On Route 49 INSURES , N X . h 16 Rankin, P one Illinois A lg . 0 11 Rankin, 4500 Illinois 6? b'3S'. v2 Q I-I 'v' 1 ' A ' I ' u 1 .Qi I . l,,,- N .I p s -I-fa KUPERSCHMID BROTHERS Egg Grading Station and Poultry Farm Purina Chows Poultry Supply Equipment Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 THE RANKIN INDEPENDENT Phone 1 Rankin Illinois , Z A 'N MAIN CAFE Q ?.?9 Printing Fred and Julia ,fp--4-----:gnu 6: Chri-stensen, Proprietors' x Z1, ,. 92 Publishers I ,W ego ,f A Kg ' U- I 2 544 Rankin, ff: ue lffgfef' Rankin, Illinois I Yr, fl, Illinois A 3: ' I I SHEPARDS GROCERY AND MEATS ffffxx A W Call .3g,'1'1l9ffQfQ D' L' HARVEY Rankin l-if Rf' Rankin, Illinois Illinois ' 'QQ A 'ig QQ Phone 5 4' '9'L:'1 ' 9 '-0 Q. P For Cleaner -, Burning S tandard Fuel ms sm: DARD I NI RAY E . BRENNER Custom Corn Shelling Phone 72 R 190 Rankin, Illinois LLOYD GILL and Q Compliments of LEE IRVIN Rankin I RANKIN CITIES SERVICE Repair J A Q , Shop XX, Q gf.: Harry Christensen Rankin I ,592 5: gg' Phone 67 Rankin, rumors S ,I ' -f' -j, 1111n01s? I 2'-15 -11'- '-L-h R. J. CHRISTIANSEN Best Wishes to 1: In f 11 C ' The Class of 1957 Q Kinfilstfclfal-:Jmaand or L , Compliments Rell Eire Wt WAZITH ' -i of 706 PROSPECT Rankin Junior Women's Rankin, Illinois Club X s BUD DORMAN -in n Best Wishes Corn Shelling to the Trucking ..',n-.5 1 Class of 1957 Phone 102 ' Rankin Illinois RANKIN STATE BANK ED DISKEN Member of Federal Deposit . 5 I C t ' I Q ll-I nsurance orpora ion I- , D l'k'nn'I Gravel . I n I 5 f' Fertilizer Rankin Illinois n .1 1. X at Phone 102 A i 9 L41 Rankin Illinois , , ' JOHN ROTHERY TI'eI1Ch Dlgglng Painting and X Decorating SD 9 ALBERT BERQUIST 6 Ph 234 I ' N Phone l45 Raisin 7 Rankin NU5T 35 'Illinois tx 111111013 SATISFIED C -LEE-TLRVIN E. R. HENDRICKS and LLOYD GILL Trucking, Limestone Corn Snelling Grggelf and Trucking one Rankin, Illinois Rankin Illinois CORRELL af CUSTER' i ' A CONSTRUCTION .Q Phone 279 . Illinois QMZOM f ?-- Tx RANKIN CO-OPERATIVE E V- G, -1, ELEVATOR CO. - Grain-Seed-Feed-Coal MAc's Fertilizer - Phosphate Radio and T. V. Service Phone 6 R' Whalflfflevitt ' Illinois Rankin Illinois GUDEMAN'S- - HUFFMAN'S I. G. A. Groceries and Meats I Rankin 4fff,-.,-,z-55 Illinois af-in :ff 1 LK! 4 1 Q Compliments of RYAN' S SUNDRY STORE 'Tw if 181 an W Rankin, Illinois 'ff' , Six .3 RANKIN LUMBER CO . Coal , Paints Builder' s Hardware Glass and Lumber Rankin Illinois o A W H FARM EQUIPMENT 4? Massey-Harris 1 Sales - ,.-3' and 5 ,-af Service I' gli-AW Z1 1:-'R if Tractors , Combines Implements Rankin Illinois WHITLEY' S STANDARD STATION Phone 48 Rankin, Illinois JOHNSON 1ExAco STATION A Gas-Oil e140 Riverside Tires 4 0 I Winter King Batteries 'Phone 97 671-Q'4v Rankin , I llinois Compliments of HTHE DAIRY QUEENH Cissna Park Illinois THE COMMUNITY STORE Quality Groceries Gifts Dry Goods Cissna Park Illinois WALT'S SHOE SHOP Shoes Repaired Give Extra Wear Men's Shoes Boots and Keds Cissna Park Illinois FELLER'S LOCKER PLANT l Cold Storage Meat Market Phone 200 Cissna Park Illinois GOCKEN PRODUCE Poultry Feed Eggs o::s:::.gss::'0 Phone 2 R 1 3 Cissna Park, Ill. ?3Q2EgFMf '33Sw:.'S33' Compliments of F. WIRSING M. D. Cissna Park Illinois CISSNA PARK CO-OP GRAIN AND COAL CO. Compliments of Grain Coal Tile Feed Grinding Seed STEINER CAFE Owned and Operated by P one 115 PE3i:ei?3 Cissna Park Illinois -Cissna Park I Illinois DR. H. D. DANFORTH Cissna Park Illinois TRIANGLE FARM SUPPLY John Deere Farm Equipment New Idea Farm Equipment Cissna Park Illinois We are Proud to have Furnished Your G M C School Buses and Safer Transportation Pontiac G M C Trucks V-8 112 Ton to 20 Tons Sales Service HIGGENS MOTOR CO. Telephone 950 Paxton Illinois L. F. PETERSON CO. Plumbing--Heating Sheet Metal Work Phone 324 Paxton Illinois ZANDER'S Featuring Carole King Junior Dresses Paxton Illinois P. LARSON CO. Mens 8 Boys Wear Paxton Illinois Compliments of BEN OVERSTREET AND SON Telephone 515 Paxton Illinois A. J. LAURENCE G SONS for Dry Goods Carpets, Rugs and Shoes I Evergreens Fruits--Shrubs Roses Perennials--Trees PAXTON NURSERY 6 LANDSCAPE CO. Harley E. Ford, Prop. nQuality Nursery Stockn 441 West Ottowa--Rt. 9 Phone 642 Paxton Illinois Phone 44 Paxton Illinois CASH 6 CARRY DRIVE-IN CLEANERS Corner of Taft and State St. Quality Cleaning Budget Prices Phone 909 Paxton Illinois Compliments of LODA POULTRY CO. U S D A Plant 815 Buyers and Shippers of Fancy Illinois and Indiana Poultry Phone 2401 Loda Illinois SWING ELEVATOR Fountain Creek, Illinois Phone East Lynn 4 R 3 Post Office Hoopeston, Illinois Grain and Farm Supplies Grinding--Mixing CobCrushing Seeds and Seed Cleaning Portable Feed Grinder and Mixer Wayne Feeds Blackstrap Mblasses Seed z1EGENHoRN's STORE Hardware Philgas Ranges Drugs and Groceries Claytonville, Illinois BAUER FARM SERVICE Telephone 177 Limestone and Phosphate Fertilizer G Feeds CISSNA PARK CHEESE COMPANY Phone 2 R 49 Cissna Park Illinois Cissna Park Illinois Compliments of WALTER BARTH Cissna Park Illinois Compliments of CISSNA PARK BARBER SHOP Carl Barth Cissna Park Illinois MARKWALDER PRICE GRAIN COM ANY Grain and Coal Phone 176 Cissna Park Illinois DU--ALL Furniture and X anus UIAUVOUIX Upholstery Shop Pe,,Mr Qvwlglfhf 5 runmsn ,- g1UUll0lIP Cissna Park Illinois CISSNA PARK STATE BANK Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Cissna Park Illinois HARTMAN FLORIST Cut Flowers Potted Plants Gifts Phone 56 Paxton Illinois HUDSON DRUG SHOP fy A MQ Hunsou Unua Suor Q ' Aeooo PLACE TO TRADE CARLE.HUDSON.P.Ph. PHONE8 PAXTON,IL.L. HA Good Place to Traden Phone 8 Paxton Illinois Best Wishes to Rankin High School FARMERS --MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK of Paxton, Illinois SINGLETON GRAIN CO. Grain-Coal-Feeds-Seeds Phone 5 East Lynn Illinois JAKE McCORD Vermilion Service Company Phone 25 East Lynn Illinois FIRST NATIONAL BANK Paxton, Illinois HBank with us and you can Bank on usn Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ALLIED GAS COMPANY Paxton Gibson City Rantoul Saybrook Elliott Natural Gas is Best FREDERICK GRAIN COM ANY Grain--Coal--Feed--Seed Clarence Illinois Compliments of MAURICE J. WEAVER Paxton, Illinois SILVER BROTHERS HOOPESTON HARDWARE co. CONSTRUCTION CO' 114 East Main Street William Silver Phone 1251 , , Harry Silver Phone 476 Hoopeggggg giglnols Wash. St. at C. 8 E. I. Railroad LEE at TWEEDY Hoopeston EM- 1 4 , H I L 1--L Illinois - ' , ,f -IL Occlistancceng 3 qdti--1 Livestock Haulers Q 1040 W. P sn. Phonee:2?E? 4 '- Hoopeston, I111no1s EY nn u F- iwl E NRI Your Best Market V v C for Scrap Iron co T Sheet Iron and Metal YONKELOWI TZ G. A. BAKER INC. Children and Ladies Wearing Apparel and Shoes Phone 132 208 E. Main St. Hoopes ton , I llinois HOOPES C011 Illinois THE ILLINGIS CANNING COMPANY Joan Arc Corn---Beans---Tomatoes Asparagus---Butter Beans Fine Foods Since 1878 gon! e-CWQ Hoopeston - Illinois Compliments of N 4 4 I - e was L: - , fanmnul uxnsnxxxxu-'Z i f cox BROTHERS --- OLDSMOBILE x SSR BURTON MOTOR SALES Dodge Plymouth Dtptndab 9 Dodge Job-rated Trucks senvlcs Am W ds , - u Orize ervice Genuine Parts Hoopeston, Illinois KJ' - A ' tw Q.Nzf4', 9' Compliments of J! ' . X' ff ' glwlhxfif ' HH- 1V2 . wx .' :iii -M4111 2QNL'eT 2 GRAB-IT-HERE 9-Jxf r fqU4' H00PeSt01'1 Illinois ' A Hoopeston, Illinois RANKIN BQWLING ALLEY IMPORTED MOTOR CAR CO. J. B. Hayes Hoopeston, Illinois I 1 3 Jaguar ff - W Phone 168 ,Qi I ' PET-'sche , I f X I e1'1Z W N Rankin X SQ Mercedes Benz .....- :- Illinois R V0 lkswason E g i p SHARP JEWELER NE Corner of . f -I Main fs. Market 4 A 0 5 'iii ' .'J ' '3: ,.f' .xxhli Q Vw: S . Q 5 .,4 2 Q I K - - I Hoopeston Illinois Phone 7lOWp FIRST NATIONAL BANK Rossville, Illinois Member of Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation NEHBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Parts and Service KINNEY FARM SUPPLY CO. Ea. 1, Leland Kinney X, Proprietor wgw' ' TQ' gf! Potomac Illinois THE CITY NATIONAL BANK OF HOOPESTON, ILLINOIS Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation -'N WEBER'S gil, p HOME fg ,yf,S Bk p BAKERY -af 308 East Main , , Coffee Bar M I Hoopeston Illinois Home of Fine Pastries DON CAWTHORN Norge 6 Crosley Appliances 109 E. Main Phones -- 280 -- 406 Norge - Crosley We Service What we Sell GOODWINE CO - OPERATIVE GRAIN Gsffwg CMMMNY SERVICE Goodwine we HIT THE Illinois MARK BAUER' S GARAGE Minneapolis - - -Moline Farm Imp lements Hoopeston Illinois Phone 37R67 Claytonville Illinois 'Harry L. Holt - BECK G SON C. E. Hott Blacksmithing and Machine Shop HoTT's LUMBER Half a Century of Service 5, COAL CO. Henning I l linoi s Ph 1 2 9 -----l--L-L-- one Building Mat ri l WHISTLER FARM SUPPLY 105 E- Penn St- aid a Hoopeston C 1 ' Illinois Ca Bottled Gas Service Cooking--Heating--Hot Water Phone 30 ,' Rossville Illinois A FRANK F. DORNFELD ALLEN---DICE AND C0- Clothing Shoes CHEVROLET co. Furnishings Hoopeston Illinois Hoopeston Illinois -l---- WEBER' S DRUG STORE ,MI Paul R. Weber, R. Ph. f'l fVRU. f Carl w. Weber, R. Ph. 'Im ll The Rexall Store Hoopeston Illinois DR. C. W. OSBORN Dentist Cissna Park Illinois Mc ALER BUICK CO. 115 W. North Street Danville, Illinois Buick Buick Buick Yes, Buicks are Really Selling EDWARD ALT Trucking Service and Dump Truck Service Phone 122 Cissna Park Illinois FRED A. SMITH LUMBER COMPANY Quality Building Materials Claytonville Illinois MEIS BROTHERS Have Taught Three Generations How to Save 60 Years of Good Storekeeping Congratulations to 1957 Graduates Danville Illinois Compliments of SMITH STUDIO Attica Indiana Comp liments - of CHARLES F. KNAPP Auctioneer Phone 72R95 Cissna Park Illinois KNAPP AND STEINER HARDWARE Appliances Hot Point Maytag Amana ---Monogram---Jacobsen Paints Toys Glass Gifts Phone 84 Cissna Park Illinois Prepare Today for a Successful Tomorrow Business College Graduates are Usually Permanently Employed UTTERBACK -- BROWN Receives More Calls for Stenographers and Accountants UTTERBACK?WBROWN BUSINESS COLLEGE 214 N. Vermilion Danville Illinois FAGNER PRODUCE Graded Eggs Cream and Poultry Arcady Feeds Tanks and Feeders Phone 268 DAVIS GRAIN COM ANY Hoopeston, Illinois - CULBERT THE FLORIST Ellis, Illinois Growers and Designers of Quality Flowers Since 1897 Rossville, Illinois SCHULERS GREENHOUSE Compliments of Phone 461 HFlowers for all Occasionsu GOODWINE STATE BANK H Ill' ' oopeston inois Potomac Illinois Member of LEQggg?ECA2gM 0N Federal Deposit ANY Insurance Corporation nJust Lumbering Alongu Millwork--Paint--Hardware Half a Century of Service Phone 160 Potomac Illinois - Blass MOTOR COMPANY , PRUITT S STORE Chevrolet Cars Trucks , Oliver and Case Gifts Farm Machinery Ma PhOnZti?4 Rossville Illinois P Ill' ' ' - 1 ---l- otomac' lnols PAxToN BOOTERY A!:::5h Men's, Women's, and -w- Chi1dren's Shoes fgJlgDi?lH,ET. Buster Brown Freeman n 1 auf QSFQCQ' 131 N. Market X'fff! Paxton, Illinois KAMP Instruments Pianos Sheet Music Accessories MUSIC INC. Records Radios Repairs Organs 149 No. Vermilion Danville Illinois NELSON'S HARDWARE 213 East Main Phone 6 Hoopeston, Illinois WORTHEN'S Hoopeston Illinois FRONVILLE JEWELERS Bluebird Diamonds Elgin, Hamilton, and Bulova Watches Fostoria and Faronconia China Hoopeston, Phone 700 -Illinois - 209 Main Street HARRIS BOTTLING COMPANY Quality Beverages Paul Trotter Charles Collier Gift Items, Tools, and Ph01'16 792 Sporting Gggds Hoopeston Illinois DIXIE KNAPP FUNERAL HOME FRUIT giigg n MARKET Rankin Cissna Park Fruit for Canning in Season nFind 'em Heren Illinois Dixie Highway Hoopeston Illinois Phone 188 511 Kimber Court FGREMAN BOTTLING COMPANY Danville Bottlers of Grapette -- Hires -- Mission Orange Cliquot Club -- Sundrop Illinois CANADY LABORATORIES Janitor Supplies Compliments of THRASHER'S SHOE STORE Hoopeston Illinois and ---------------- Quality Floor Sanding LANE PRUDUCE wacseka Illinois Phone 82521 Rossville Illinois VERMIITITON-COU-NTY FRED FRAME JEWELER PRODUCTION Watch Inspector for all Railroads 15 N. 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