Reddick High School - Harvester Yearbook (Reddick, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1959 volume:

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Illinois Wesleyan University Olivet Nazarene College Physical nctucation Science Ca MXRON LANGHORST B.S., University of IL1:Lnois Vocational Agriculture CANDIDO GALEAZ B.Ed., Illinois State Normal University Industrial Arts Social Studies Physical Education JOHN WYMAN B.A. Olivet Nazarene College Mathematics Chemistry KATHLENE OATS Hendrix Conway-Ark. English Spanish , 3.15 5 -pup-wmowm.-.a,., RUTH WILHOYTE B.S. Music Education Olivet Nazarene College Chorus xff j L v 'N f -K 50 WM p0Lf ff ! ' G V FOR s.s.,v msf Ed. University o inois Band . fl M ff Mb ELIZABETH BURKHART B.Ed. Lacross University Wisconsin Physical Educatia CAROLE JOHNSON B.S. Ed. Illinois State Normal University Home Economics v ff E Mixolff A J LAVONNA KIDD A.B. Olivet Nazsrene College S each, English LAWRENCE HART B.S. Ed. Illinois State Normal University Business Education 'Uv Pre s ident J im Strachan Vice President Karen H111 Secretary Gretta Meece STUDENT COUNC IL For the year 1958 59, Jim Strachan served as Student Council President, Karen H111 as Vice President, Gretta Meece as Secretary and Irma Unz as spousa- Throughout the year we sponsored the Heart Fund Drive, March of Dimes, Homecomang, and also alded a needy femily plus many other activities. The Student Council representatives were elected from the classes and organizations of the school They Servedas a student bow government. With the co-operation of all we had a. very successful year' WUC E VlC.ToR Q 0 I C y og fi Qx U 7 36. A, YNY I ll Miss Unz Advisor Yaren Hlll, Kay K11br1de, Tom 0111, Gretta Meece, Rich1e Tallon Jovce Douglas, J1m Qtrachan, I yne F1e1d an, Gary Swartz, Joanne Halplne, Donna Freder1cLs Jac? Sm th, Yent Schott, J1m Ste1chen,Donnet Brusnighan, J1m Jensen Mlili ililllil 777' Jaxx .17 Hmf l m . 1. A . . . I, . . ' - Pa ' V ' - ',t an 5 i 1 . . . , . 5 an I 'lmwillililih Z7 ' ,I ' I ' l ',, Q L fm f 2 f 5- A 2 , 7 V 'r lr Mr CAN'T WITHOUT THEM .--.3 -K CUStOd13US 'Rv +5 'Y ous Drlvers Cooks Phil llbPT+ Mrs Vrtle Kocarek fiddle ICf'11'1Y11S Mrs Hazel Matmson Allen Graf Dfrs Hollls Po Kenny L8HT1tZ6H Lavern Graf Harwood Klng Mr D1ghton Hooper ani r Allen Grgf D 0 of 4 . W fo' + Y I om. . P' 1 fo Y ' aff my Y' , Q 1 ,o A ,, Q N 'l l .Ni 5 Qxx J- x Q' f rNu,wf K .QQ . , .5 f, A x xx x 'gf N 'Q Wm -no . -lf! Z? ' f P- 'w '-v , H ' pig-' 99 , C mu , , fx - E' N iw CD . X u ,x Y' ' : . A . -4 . G' - J .' , ML . f Mr, ' ' 41' ' . - A - . . ' rter Mr, ' Mr. A n A' i .,- ,- -,.- - - - ' ,- SENIOR Y Our class entered school in the fall of 1955,with fourteen girls and fifteen boys Diane Campbell moved and Pat Amyx and James Rothwell Joined our class When we held our flrst class meeting We chose green and whlte as our class colors and a pink carnation as our flower The higher you climb the farther you go, was our class motto As freshmen we elected James Strachan, president, Judy Styck, vice president, Terry Magulre, secretary treasurer, and Janet Jacobsgaard and James Qtelchen as stutent council representatives. Our flrst year proved prosperous as won iirst place :Ln the homecommg parade. We lost James Rothwell, Joanne Halpnn, Kathleen Boudreau, and Maurice Burton our sophomore year, but gained Ruby Jones the last part of the year Terry Maguire was elected as our class president, Gretta Meece, v1ce presi dent, James Stemchen, secretary treasurer, and Janet Jacobsgaard and James iirst prize in the homecomlng parade Joanne Halpm returned our jun1or year, but Eugene Peters and Ruby Jones dm not come back Ruby then re-entered and left during the iirst semester Gretta Meece was elected president, James Steichen, vice presl dent, Terry Mag'u1re, secretary tseasurer,and Janet Jacobsgaard and James Strachan, tudent council representatives In November we presented Adam's Even1ng with Mrs Kidd as our dlrector We made money for our prom by oomg many thlngs Thls year we began xlth Zh an our class We lost Leroy Eich the end of of October, making our total 45 Our class oflicers were as follows president, Joanne Halpin, vice presi dent, Terry hagugre, secretary treasurer, Darlene Forneris April 10, we presented a three act medy, 'Taming the Brat We again had Mrs Kidd as our director O 1, . N ' we Strachan as student council representatives. Our sophomore year we also won On - co ' . fel .Ap -gf Affp. X 'af , , , :M-fp1:-ei'-.5.L.gt-X73'414:K,.?w?Ayii,Trae?gw , 's talkin.. DARLENE WEPPREICHT She was cut out to be an angel, but someone stole the pattern. Q ? ROHIRT FRANCISCO This guy is fast---his driving that is. IENNETH VOGEL My mind is already made up. Don't confuse me with the facts. ffm-A J L GQ, ROBERT BOSSERT He desires to become a gentleman farmer and raise nothing but his hits 5-ilum J OANNE HAI-PIN I'm not arguing with you, I'm tolling you. JUDITH STYCK trolley---there's always room for one more. i Her heart is like a Q43 TRQLLY of-' Lou E KAREN HEL Don't let her angelic appearance fool you! J f ' if I SHARON SANDE NO They think she's crazy, but she's 1ot's of fun. When she's behind the wheel pedestrians run. QW? 'GQ lib' 4-grlbl LARRY RITZ Lead me not into temptation--Just show me where to find it. Swing? ,W I 1 JOYCE SMI'.l'H Lau hours are not good for one, but good for two! 'IERRI HAGUDIE When you ploy, play hard. When you work---by the ww when do you work????? Lsnox SCHWEIGHERT ' The Counlrz Gentleman also The Woman's Home Companion, - Q 'x x c: ,I ..o Q-0 S 5 4 .J N if -'ei' A ah RENA GUEST Z . 4 ' Of all sad words of tongue X , peng the saddest are , vu! DARLEHI FQNERIS She is little, but ahe'a wise, she's a terror for her size. .fav ke X 9 xg ,Z EUIIIN ZDMER I try to be bashful, but the girls won't let N80 these Be home by ten! ' . ,' 'f- ' ' ll , Kjxwn 1, :AF 4 ui A 1 01' -.1 - - 27 L g pd 5. K I .jl mln mm JOANN SCHULTZ There are two sides to every argument, the wrong side and my Sides JAMES STRACHAN I wish I were on an island among an ocean of girls. ' A 1 'Lg X E jf? as - ,Q JAMES PAMHETT Q3 'S' ? Don't. wait for a second Ji t thoughtg the first ons's k good enough. CHARLES REABDANZ Why should life all labor be, when loaf- ing is a pleasure to 120 LELANDSTUDLEY 'N x Somedq I' m going to do something drastic , like Btufhlo 1 'file YQQN ' ' 15 X fa 5 IEROY EICH . let me flgure 1t out for llUBB1fo j f Don't telq. me irhat I mean, 1 Q . n -- GEETTA MEECE The hardest time to get the baby asleep is when she' s 17. gr. JAMES STEICHEN If I'1'Il studying when you come in, wake me ups I BONITA SMITH Her heart is like the noon, the:-e's a. man in it! Z- 2 5 X M2475 64V Q I ..I IW 2' 5 h 5 3,-f - Vxx fN'0R Name Robert Bos ert Dena C est Teland Studlev Karen H111 Iudv Styck Jovce Smlth Sharon Sandeno Lawrence Rltz James Ste1chen Charles Reardanz Darlene Fornerls Joann Schultz QOHlt8 Smlth Joanne Halpln Kenneth Vogel Leroy Schwelvert James S+ rachan James Patchett Bob Franclsco Terrw Maguire Uarlene Vepprecht FdWlN Zlmmer Nlck Name Bob HSk1p Lee Chu? a chugn Jud Smitty' NMa? Rity' 1m Chuck Dar nSChH1tZ1 ROUDlC 19Y1 HBuck 1m HFFISCO UT1ny llwruplv Wd Hob y Motors Bowllnp con an Bob Danclng Larry by Trumpet Iaseball GO1HQ For Grocer1es lrls D8HC1Hg Boh RHHH1Hg Around Vhth Uarlene and Cretta GLN Klan JO1Dg Wmvlm on Ca s Sena En3oy1ng L1ff Co ng to Essex I S -D.. V Folly Hello Yathv Bob Honestly Shucksl t Feel Llke a Lone Qanher Holy Cow' 'll You Haveo Ch Shucks' Are You Sure' Y1DGS' Oh' Don't Be Difflcult Don't Sweat It Hokej, Dokev, Smokey Don't Sweat The Small Stuff On Shucks' Preaklng G1rls'S1 S1 Senor Heart s Loaflng GD1Hg t Bracevllle Goinr to Normal Got a Letter From Mama Uarllng I I I ophecv Ld1tOT of Successful Farmers Y ay Techn1c1an S O Plg Ranch Mrs Bob Carllle Model Marry a Milllonaire P E Magor Mllllonalre Blggest Land Owner Around Campus Farmer Mrs Beautlclan Marry a Farmer Urs Alan Charter Career Glrl dead V Q S Garage Head of the J Q S Rock Museum PF9S1dPUt of the UH1t6d Dtates P E Teacher Run the Cukamango Grape Factory L1VlUg on a P8C1f1C Tsland Alcatraz Head Nurse at Illlnols Research HOSD1E81 M9ChBH1C81 Artlst - U b Sa 'ng PI' . ,,-i. i--1-1 , Q A B, f L ' ' .....'e A -- 0 . - '-a ' ' N Q vu Il x L A J Q N . V Ea d Eggs A I -5 - ' - . U - - . A . J . II ll ' I 1 X' 1 9 ' ll ! ' Ln I Don' ' . . U ' A v . H , 3 . . . 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CLASS WILL Gentlemenl Eavesdroppersl ir Y n b alled to assemble here as your solemn duty, that Your the he S and suggesgzgs iipmg distinguished client, the class of one thousand nlne hundred and fifty nine, may hear her last wrul and testament whlch, as her legal advisor, I drew as directed by her immediately prior to her mournful P8555-HS from our Presence' t li t --Silencel In duliiihgxethe Sergei ointime we the distlnguished and memorable g1'8d118f'i1'1S 01555 ' 1 t of me United states of R ddi k t f Kankakee state of Illino s coun ry Xmerlca,candc?l: yzogld, have azzcumulated a numerous quantity of esteemed and valuable assets, which we hereby signify our express wish to bequeath unto you who remain here We hereby revoke and make void all former wills or promises made by 115 at any time heretofore, or, carelessly spoken, one to the other as a thoughtless wish of an idle hour d This class consists of 23 separate and distinct individuals each being in soun mental condition, yet we are in complete accord with si.m?ar Tfh0l1Ehff5: and to denote these thoughts 'WE' will be used throughout th1s documen We leave no specific directions concerning our funeral, but wh1le in attendance at said funeral, it is our foremost desire that vou call.to memory our outstanding v1rtu s and try to overlook our tI'J.'L'11I!g faults one thing ln addition' we desire that you mburn not more that a year, we have we have e of next Article II our beloved orlncipal, Mr Atwater, we leave all the notes he can find which left behind. ve hope in the future to make amends for all of the gray hairs caused him durlng our h1gh school career W1Sh to bequeath unto MISS Unz, our class advisor, the sorrows and headaches year's senlor class, Article I To the jolly jUnlOP class, we solemnly bequeath our r1ghts and pr1vileges as a senior class Also we leave to them our lmportance, superlorlfy, w1sdom and our self satisfaction lncidentglly, they can have our American History books, much to our sorrow C 'P?D To the sophomores, we offer our most solemn condolences for havlng to contend w1th the seniors of next year Freshmen take heed' Have patience with the upper classmen, after all, you too may attain that goal Bob Bossert wills his happy smile to Mr Wyman, and may he wear it 1n good health Robert Francisco leaves his driv1ng ability to Mr Hart and the Dr1vers Education class Darlene Fornerls leaves her height to Rick Wepprecht Rena Guest leaves her abllity to skip pep session to Mr Langhorst, who once caught her Joanne Halo1n leaves her vocabulary to Mrs Oates Karen Hill leaves her used Angora to Karen Smith for Tom y G1l1's ring Terry Maguire leaves his ability to play tackle to Ivan Fox Gretta Meece wills her long black ha1r to Marilyn Clover James Patchett leaves hlsgum chewing ability to Mr Atwater Chuck Reardanzw1llshis ability to be a successful farmer to Dick Raab Larry Ritz wills his ability to copy in History Class to Kay Bossert Sharon Sandeno leaves her ability to cut up 1n class to anyone who ha e to do it YISPVG Joann Schultz leaves her abil1ty to laugh heartily to Wayne Dau LSTOJ QChWe5-Eert wills his tallness and dark wavy hair to Vernon Krue Bonita Smith wills her love letters from Alan to Yvonne Tyler Joyce Smith leaves years of hard labor to whoever wants to take lt Jim Steichen leaves his abil1ty not to snore in H story Class to Gene Hagberg Jim Strachan leaves his car to the Essex boys so they won't have to ride home the bus in hopes that they are good mechanlcs Lee Studley gives Macbeth back to Shakespeare Judy Styck wdlls her wink to Helen Thomsen, but she really doesn't need it Kenny Vogel leaves his'crebits and debits to next yearh bookkeeping class Darlene Wepprecht leaves Elv1s to the army, but when he comes home she wants hlm back Eddie Zimmer wills his singing voice to Denver Ivlow The CUSS Of 19 9 U .- ..--..........--.. 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Allen Gilbert Sirols Raymond Falwell fx 1-'N' Frederick Wepprecht Bill Lee Holland Bossert Lillie Mae Prussner Q Eldeen Lehnus Della Fredericksen Roberta Landers Imelda Schultz Dick Rant: Vice President JM . - . I I O ' 'iwrv' . A 'l . - 443i 'V 3 'V,' ' no f ,ef p 1 , Q :xy be Q f' i 4 Q ' ' A 7 f ' , Q, ,f . fxxfg, ' W new i A4p. V on W L L 2c-r ' less ' L 1 . , . , L we c 5 g f i f gs ,: TRN ,fa L ', K ' , A ill? V , Lg. J ., V? A . or QQ We-5: 5? . L' EQ 3 K f K '-1 ,- , 17 1 A my .t .1 1. A' fc-.- Jim Jensen Presldent Sort-lononz if . ., ,K M Q4 . 4 z 'E f me 1'-f 5 -Q '1 1 45' ? D .- 'Q' S xl Bob H111 05702 Dduglab Paul Foley Jim Peterson Yuvonne Lee Don Sirois Bob Smith Marilyn Clover Vernon Krueger Roger Hooper David Anderson Lee Schrock George Schultz This year the sophomore class entered school with twenty-seven students. In October Yuvonne Lee entered making the total twenty-eight. The officers of our class this year were: President, Marilyn Sandeno Vice President James Jensen: Vice President, Marilyn Sandeno and Secretary- Treasurer, Dennis Fredrick. The student council representative! were Kay Kilbride and Jack Smith. We selected the white orchid as our class flower and blue and white as our class colors. Our class motto is To Success, We'1l Try To Climb. Last year as freshmen, we started with thirty-three students and when the year ended six had left. Gerald Amerine, Larry Brassard, Jim Fitzwater, Tom Tilton stopped before the end of the year. Emmett Mckeller, Jim Murphy, and Barbara. Ohline are now attending other schools. Bill saith Lorna Schultz Dennis Fredrick Sec. 'I'res Wayne Dau Richie Fornez-is Donna Fredericksen Dorothy Harvey Jack Smith S C Kay Kilbride S Russ Mathnson Diane Ames Larry Patchett Carol Hagberg Y ' -' fc. E f il- I 2 'it sl Q , 1 l l h' Wayne Fleldman 'YQ President h F ssl-me Gene Hagberg Judy Golding Jmes Meece Kim Schott Donald Harvey Kathryn Small Ronald Hooper James Walsh-S C Sha-on Andersen Susan Crosby Denver Ivlow Patricia Christensen Wzllbert Brunner G101'18 Gill Carolyn Jones Larry Graf C 2 4o'1'A 3 1- 0 The Freshman class electeo offlcers at their second class meetlng as follows Presldent, Wayne Fieldmang vice president, Bruce wilsong secretary treasurer, Rlta Leenerman. Two student council representatives were also chosen James Walsh and Gary qw rtz Our class flower is the white rose, our class colors are pink and white, and our class mo to is 'Our aim, success, Our hope, to Wlnqn The Freshman class float won first place in the HOEECOm1Dg parade. Judy Hooper Gary Gall Gary Swartz-S C 'K-1' R118 Leenerman ec Trees. 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' . ,' ' , ,Jim SENIOR PLAYERS x, ,ow W ,371-'..i:'g'5Q'-Escomag-,I-:12.ffif21j.5, Reqdick - 6 I Reddick - 52 DW?-Shi 12 :'f.::::'.i.. -'QS'-' Chatsworth- 21 Reddick- 26 Readme - 19 Cornell 7 .iii 1. .-'Qi Herscher - 6 Reddick - o ' ' ' Reddick - 27 L6TllODt Kemp-tgn - 6 Rgddick - 27 , Reddick - 19 G11U1811 - 7 Woodland - 18 A I , L Leroy 4 Terry GUS-rd Tackle Center JUNIOR VARSITY P F W 332 l19DI7Jxl?iCg3iCh, Wilbe 'vw W S F 1-1: ha1Din.,5 1ef1S Bnfnne Team Mazon Kempton Woodland Saunemin Flanagan Gardner Odell Herscher Beecher Gardner Cornell Dwight Kempton Herscher Cornell Odell Flanagan Grant Park .Q X y . h 'Gary Gagulre Othca Q11 Y 1 Le 13' S 4bJ'T1e e. S051-O waptzl F19-Zdm ckJBOb 42071711 x.. J I' 1 - I' W U ARS C of Onarga IAI:ilita:r'y 56-39 Kenqzrbon 1 gl-314 Chatsworth L11-33 Ruth Maschln 572 ansoene hill, S H60 er Haghpz- GeoI'Pe S' Pl c ' ' ff J c 6' aries fz o Q Me I Q ...Q .. QQ gf, Af QQ 'Kilt 2 ga K Eff ivy kr 15 W W Q A . . V , 5515+ 3' . 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L1ll1e Wee Prussner -A ' 5 ,, ' f x 'r-', Q ' , Q 1 u o . . Q . . u - J Q . . 1 0 . u ,- . P 'J 0' - Q' ' ' - ' ' T Karen Hill Treas. Gretta Meece-Sec. Della Fredericksen Pres Martha King V Pres !stMAKfR-9 Q: A 3 it ln- lf 1- A fl Us O M iw '-,' Q x f ' 0 +C XX A A- f' '- en U ,j Q as yy 4. V Q !f,, ,WWV O NEW V' Top Row Della Fredericksen, Nancy Reardanz, Eldeen Lehnus, Karen HJJJ., Lillle Mae Prussner, Kay K11br1de, Gretta Meece, Sharon Sandeno, Darlene Wepprecht Second now Judy Styck, Sharon Anderson, Rena Guest, Imelda Golding. Third Row Diane Ames, Bonlta Smlth, Alice Spencer, Joyce Douglas, Marilyn Sandeno, Donna Fredericksen, Patricla Christensen, Gloria Gall, Dorothy Harvey Fourth Row Yvonne Tyler, Lmda Nesbitt, Martha King, Karen Smith, Helen Thomsen, Rita Leenerman, Susan Crosby, Yuvonne Lee Last Row Carolyn Jones, Gay Reardanz, Marilyn Clover, Darlene Forneris, Judy Hooper, Joann Schultz, Lorna Schultz, Joyce Sm1th Chapter Mother-Mrs. Frederlck Advisor-Mis John on L in -fy C Schultz, Ruth Masching, Kay Bossert, Carol Hagberg, Judy . z . . 0 3 lu 0 ' 5 ff. A16 1' f 'UO , Go- . l 4-'Q c'91 ',F',-tg x x I0 GF: h N 9 I Q x X .I 9 K x I I 9 9 e 3 we 7 A Q xx , 5 Advisor-Nr. Langhorst of - First Row Vernon Krueger, Bill Smith, Gary Swartz, Bruce Bossert, Ronnie Hooper, Ralph Berger, Tom Gill Second Row Bruce Wilson, B111 Mxsching, J1m Jensen, Davld Anderson, Don Slrois, Larry Patchett, Rick Wepprecht Bill Maschlng Pres Ralph Berver qec Vernon Krueger Treas Rlck Dbpprecht V Pres Advisor-Miss Wilhovte 65, C0 r O , 'Fo Top Row Linda Allen, Lillle Mae Prussner, Ruth basching, Eldeen Lehnus, Della Fredericksen, Judy Golding Kay Bossert. Second Row Imelda Schultz, Gloria Gall Sharon Anderson, Patrlcia Christensen, Marilyn Sandeno, Donna Fredericksen, Alice Spencer, Rita Leenernu-an Last Rows Karen Smith, Martha Kmg, Linda Nesbltt, Yvonne Tyler, Judy Hooper, Gag Reardanz, Carolyn Jones De11gF'reder1cksf.n Pres Bnelda Schultz V Pres Bldeen Lehnus-Sec. Top Row Kent Schott, ulck Raab, Ed Zimmer, Howard Ferguson Second Row Ralph Berger Bob Bossert, David Anderson Last Row Paul Foley, Roger Hooper, Rich Tallon 'JY ,. 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DANCE BAND The newest or latest activzmty of Heddlck High 1 The Rhythm Aires' under the direction of Hr Glenn Mortenson The orchestra was organized last year, making few public appear ances, although 'bhl8 year we have been able to play more. 'Vlhe Rqvtm me H so far have ed for Daddy Date Ni t h l 811165 la s mixers d the cial PTOEPGHS :bla year we spon,,0red a 'Nags 1: CB:-Txgdn pcontes gpeg' to the strgent? bogyspefiick wepprecnt entered the wlnmng nmne, The Rhytm A1I'eS o Anyone who plays in the concert or football band who is lnterested may try-out for the orrche tra. The music played is different from the regular band music, because it hasan altogether different beat Two members dropped out during the year and as we have wo senlor members, there will be room for others next year. . . . Q K , ., . . . S - o o '- ' 1 . , n . . U .-:1 S 2 o C .fh .. 5 . . . - - S o Honscomn Sharon Sandeno, Karen Hill, Gretta Meece, Joann Schultz, attendent Karen Schultz The annual homecoming elimaxed our long hours of preparations The parade started at l 30, led by the band, najorettes, and queen candidates, and followed by the floats After going twice through the main streets of Reddlck, parade ended at the football field where a pep meeting was held. That night, between halves at the football game, the band played and formed the word I-ii and a crovm. The winning floats were: UEEN first, freshmen, second, juniors, and third, seniors. Joann Schultz was then crowned queen We won our game w1th Herscher by score of 19 6 Du-ectly after the game we held our dance with the Lerry Mac's playing until twelve o'clock. Everyone went home very tired from a.l.l the excitemert mad fun of a successful homecomnng day. TI-IE WINNERS Ho m N ml 3 I Zun Karen Hill Leroy Schwe ig in-ln In ff, if ,14 fy . fir -ella' ' J ST 'L B 3Rn FLOATS G.A.A F.F.A. M.Y.F. n I Gretta M Leland S FLOATS SOPHOMORE MK? , ,, .'. .,!-.wAffW4+M1 .VYMV ' in .4 A A' W . ,. fm N,,V Y aw V 55 M.ff.'l'Jv5B' 21-, '-- . 1. If -, K FQHQAQ DUG OUT vAN's Sharon Sandeno Charles Reardanz Jumon Aren't you ashamed? Betty Lou Hmcwell and Bernadine Smith are a couple of questions and problems rolled into tw It ms that they're always up to somthing. And there'e just no stopping them. Papa Oo S88 Maxwell had just been chosen as the new head of thc citizens' cammittee because he had one . . . . . Bett of the finest and most upstanding families :Ln the entire community. But it seems that y Lou and Bernadine had been wanting to write to Vester Blayne, who edits the love-lorn column in the local a ers. Of course they had no problem. Heavens, not But doesn't every girl have P P the desire to send in a letter, anyway? So they proceeded to make one up, filled with pathos ak it ound as and deep heart throbs. It was really a sender. And since they wanted to lf! e s desperate as possible, they said she was in love with a man forty-four years of age, who had hildren fourteen fifteen and nineteen and that she was frantic and knew where she could c get hold of a shot-gun. go they mailed their masterpiece, and waited 11131145-iCiD3tiOHf0T tle alled on Mama evening paper. But was their letter published? Noi Instead, Miss Blayne c Maxwell and unfolded the complete story of Betty I.-ou's 'sad plight. From there things reach one of the most feverish fever pitches ever crowded into one play. When Mr. Moore, the chairmen of the citizens' committee, and Del Marshall came for a visit, the girls mistook Mr. Marshall of hall so they for the county marshall, the state marshall, or at least some kind a mars , Bett L once again got into a huddle. They just knew that he was there to arrest Betty Lou. y ou was going to plead insanity, little brother Wilbur also was coaxed into acting balmy, and they even went so far as to prove that the entire family was nuts-and that included papa himself. From then. it was a complete free for all with all the trimmings. Things finally ended all right, but not before Mr, Moore's marriage was threatened and Wilbur ran away from home. Eek, a snake. A sw ' ' 'KTYWW r P PLA me Maxwelloooc can Mrs. Mllwenoooonoooo Betty Lou. . . Bernadine . . . Wilbur .... Hercules . . . Connie ..... Craig Moore . Mr . Moore . . . Del Marshall. Q 0 a Aunt MBJFYQQ o iliss Blayne. Hsueady boy, steady. JUST DUCKY OOICOOIOQIOOOIOICIOOIIIOIUOOOOOIIICCIOUUCUOIOUQ The perfect head of the Citizen's Committee 13313QiQQSi5'i5L2.AQi.25'iL'59Q13Sf5LQ7Q'1355BiQ1LQ' ' ' 'EAA S'i11'5SLf-'Si5'5S3LiL1L'Ei5i5' ' ' ' .........g5g.i:nm.iggi.5igga............ ' 'MS'i155fQSii7S'i5'5QSL'3i5'5iLiQLLQ35 'ABIT' .Howard Ferguson Q o QKQ BOBS8I't . . . .Donna Hooper . . . . .Helen Thomsen UOQQQTTI o o o o 0 e .Kent Schott ononooosooeocooonoooeacooooocooooloooeooooooonella Fredericksen 17 yegr old daughter of the Haxwel1'a OIIOOOOOOIIOOCCCIIOIOOIOOOODIIOIOCIOIOOOIO IOOUC Connie' s boy friend 0000000000000000000ICOOOOCOIOOOCIOIIOOOOU Chairman of the Citizen's Conmxittee 00OlOO00OOOOODIOOOOOOOOOOOIOOOOIOOUOOOIO A newspaper reporter O OOO!OOOOOOOOIOOOOOOOOIOIOOIOII A scatterbrained relative OIOIOIIOOOQCCIOOCOIOOOOOOOCOOOO! OOO The lovelorn columnist May I stroke thy billowy hair? kggXX 2 .Don Brusnighan 0 o o o a Rick Wepprecht 0 o e o omdeell Lehn'l18 . Roberta Landers SJ I Simon T 'fe J V323 ' a Ys 54' -JP X '-N 2 l I X 1: L F'Dr. Dismorels recioe for coddled eggs is here somewhere. When Lottie, took her job as the Nagels' maid, she thought the chaos caused by their spoiled infant Janice would end as the little darling grew up But, as Lottie says, she was wrong the Nagels never let Janice grow up At fifteen she is still coddled and pampered like a two year old Jerry Hughes, a nice boy of sixteen, knows this very well, but he can't help having a terrific crush on Janice, even though she treats him like a dog and makes him wish she'd fall for somebody herself and see how it is Then she does fail-and hard for Jess Pomeroy a handsome football player To make it complete, Jess takes no interest in her whatever, he YISS 8 81-P1 This 0811865 Janice to have the worst tantrum of her life and her parents to have a riot Jp till now, they've been able to go out and get her what she wanted, but this tantrum ca.n't be stopped Jerry is very happy. This will cure the brat. But his joy is short lived To his gm-prlse, he finds next day that Jess 18 playing right along w1th Janice He 1B most discouraged So is his pal Dave because he and Jerry are to play in a local tennis match tomorrow, and they'll never win with Jerry in such a state Dave decides something has to be done, and he soon finds out why Jess 18 so sweet on Janice It seems that Janice's parents are trying to buy her the man she wants, just as they ve bought her everything else since she was born This discovery is made at a party, and it results in a near riot which causes Janice to go into her worst tantrum ever, and also brings Jess and his real girl to a near break up Things are m a pretty sad state by the next morning, but Janice surprises everyone with a sudden change for the better and everything is straightened out beautifully. I -gg i' HGV, what Find of' Proughhouse 1S this? 5 5 L 'Wx lu g,s.,r V' V-if ez Eg-'D x.-:AQ 'ink R . . ' ' I 4 I . . ' ,o J g , g, I . -. Y'.. .. ' . . . 5 ' Q: s - . 'U u - , - gg ,xx -..... , - NFQQQM PLAY .. 4-9+ ai' '-'i f'if1.X eb HOh, boys, are you going to the big dance tonight?W TAMING THE BRAT LottieO0Olll lIIOiI0lllillllhlllillllllilil0090000000000000000 The Nagels' hardly diffident middle-aged maid. Mrso Nagelolc olooolloonconocaoscsouuooncsaoooooonclolontocili The nervous, patronizing mother of Janice. NQqe1auoasooo 0001:oooo:0ouaeoaoononouooooannouaoaooonooalooll The father, a middle-aged business man. Jess Pomeroyltnlil!000000Unhiconoulolbo00:00Iolllbnoooloollnloll ...Joanne Halpin ...,Gretta Meece Leroy Schweigert ...Terry Maguire A big, good-looking football player, about twenty-two. Jerry HugheslliOelitbnnlootiloouolill0005llillllloloonoioiclltlt Alikeableboy of sixteen, somewhat naive. Dave Martinnocololllnlloocllcnnononeoaluooooloslolooouoooololaci Jerry's pal and tennis partner, sixteen also. Louiseollotatattoocoolsloessooooonoouoolcaoroncoaoocoosoooonolll A gossipy teenager, decidedly silly in her speech and Nm1eO0OOlllOllODlOlOOOUDICIIOIClIlilllIOIOIIIIICOIIOIDUOOOIOII Not unlike Louise but a little more reticent. .......Ed Zimmer ....Jim Strachan Darlene Forneris manner. .....Joyce Smith Janice Nagel-:no noannaonneocons0oooioooooaoooaoonaooaaoonanooonnnoauno Spoiled, self-indulgent fifteen-year-old. Myra Jason... ................................................Sharon Sandeno Jess's Girl. K I a ag f 4 li ' SCHOOL PARTIES LastYear's Chrlstmas Trees Iarba Ddncbq Now, Walt A !1nute7 fr Strong Leader Our Cn 1lWU Iagorettes 1V PYYCJLI DAIW-'L G O TSA Oh, Ve Aren't That Baal T '- ' 3 . A . ' ' w' .w.9..' V. .I I 1.4. 5. .llh ., H 1 W ' T. . x 'S 1 ' 1.4 1.4 L 1.5 HX! . .,. . 1- Wd,-1 , , . I' .Rl .,- .L o V Aug 25 1958 59 tenn beglns The gears of the m1nd are o1led and checked to make sure they'ro Sept Oct Nov c 1n good worklng CODd1t10H 26-School swlngs lnto actlon as the flrst day of school beglns 28 All underclassmen make sure thelr halr 1S 1n place before havlng thelr plctures taken l Labor Day lS here' Everyone welcomes a day of rest hecause there 1S no C 001 2 Freshmen and new students walk happlly 1nto school and are greeted by verbal tests The Student Council holds flrst meetlng 3-School organlzatlons hold flrst meetlng S The three upper classes PTBCTICG democracy as they elect class offlcers and Student Council members 8 Fresh en and new students start off the week by taklng Readlng Record Tests First all school party Who says you can't have fun 1f lt 18 connected w1th school? Redd1ck's elght game wlnning streak 1S snapped at our flrst game Dwlght w ns 12 19-More tests' Th1s t1me for everyone Iowa Test of Educat1onal Development are g1VeU nBulldogsn show real potentlal by beatlng Cornell 26 7 W1de awake and qulck thlnking Sen1ors take mental alertness tests Fxcitedly but dellberately the Jxniors select class r1ngs 26-The light of Democracy shlnes through once more as the Freshm n elect class offlcers and Student C0unc11 members Fate deals Lemont a 13 0 vlctory over our nBu11dogs 27 Band members and batontwlrlersgo to Northwestern 29 The fresh en and new students get lt agaln More tests for them nagazlne sales begln and dollar S1ghS hine 1n each students eves 2 Yearbook Workshop held at Champalgn 3Jun1orScourageously face the task as Junlor plavtpractlce beglns Pedd1ck once more hlts the win column by beatlng Gllman 8 Tests agaln Th1s t1me for the Juniors 9 What? Agaln? Te ts Q1 en to the Sophomores gigzgwgizg 5go2School Teachers Instltute. The nBulldogsn r1de again bv defeating 17 Float bulldlng time 18 here agaln HOmeCOm1Hg Day 1S here' Joann Schultz 1S crowned HOMGCOMIHQ Oueen Qedd1ck finds th1rd stralght v1ctory Herscher falls, 19 6 Frank Bierw of 'Have Organ, Will Playn comes to Reddlck Students and faculty f1nd h1m most engoyable 2h The flrst n1ne weeks of school are over Hasn't kllled anvone yet Yempton's uKomanchesU are defeated bv the Bulldogs 27 6 Custer couldn't defeat Indlans, but Reddlck can Poodland falls before the Reddlck upowerhouse U Reddick w1ns Sth stralght nd closes season wlfh a 6 2 record 2h 21 3-Getting to be a hab1t for the freshmen and new students as they get more tests 7 Anyone who Sald the Juniors cou1dn't act were proven wrong as the junlors presented an excellent Play ll Another day off' Veteran's Day lb Reddlck opens the basketball season on the wrong foot by loslng to Nazon Sh S3 18-The 'Bulloogsu taste v1ctory by beatlng Kempton Looks lwke they're on the rlght foot 21-Oops' What happened2 Woodland comes to town and w1ns 19 l8 26 Thanksg1v1ng program successfully presented 27 Students hit lhe b1C8PbOD3t8 of soda after eating too much Thanksg1v1ng dinner well, id was fun' 28 Recuperatlon day 15 here Students get a re t Back in step for the Bulldogs as they defeat Saunemln C7 U5 F H A Spaghetti Supper 15 held Good food served to everyone Flanagan comes to town to play ba ketball TUGJ Wh1F OUT boys by a Core f 62 bl Better days are ahead though She upanthersn of Gardner 1nd the basket a l1t le ea ier to h1t Our UBulldogs lose, 63 50 Reddlck h1ts the wlnnlng column by beatlng Odell, 61 M7 The Wtlgersu of Herscher attack Reddlck and leave V1CtOT1OuS13, wlth a Ml 39 win aga1n t the Uulldogs Charles Klng, Negro vocalist, V1S1tS the school and g1V6S us an enJOYable lyceum 17 10- - . . . . f. . 12-A . .ii . . 1 . . . in -6. 15- . . . ' . 19- ' ' - . 22- . . - . . D O 23-J ' , 1 ' . A - l 7 - - 9 n 0 . l K. Q 2.1 ' . I L . 12- .. - '-' - - . 17- - ' - , - . A . 21- JZ 0 ' . - ' . . . 20- .. ' - ' , K . . -J ' ' - . . , ' 7' ' . j D H . - . Oh De , 2- D f 0 3' o o o . l . 9 5- I ' v S . 1 vt. ' ' ' Q, ' . A C - n 9- + J ' ' 10- ' ' ' ' W , ' . '. , . 16- ' - . . V ' '- Jsnl 20-23 Feb 6 Mar 9 I' an may - 22: TH f yt A R is-B' T1me for the h1gh school Christmas Party Everyone ha a wonderful time Dear Ole Santa Claus come and du. trlbutes the glfts to hlgh school students ax Santy looked to be :Ln very good health and wa h1s old, happy, ,jolly self V Q That evening Christmas vacatlon begms Students sit back a.nd relax Chr1 t is put back in Chrlstmas as everyone remembers h1s bnrth 1955 yea-FS ago wonderful presents are g1ven and recelved by everyone Pew Year' Vve has arrived L Where d1d 1958 go? No one knows! The New Year 15 welcomed New Year-'s resolutlons must be put Lnto practlce Let's hope some good ones are made and kept. Oopsl Most of the resolutions are oroken. Oh well, n1ce try anyhow Vaiat12n is over. Students are determnned to pass all semester exams with fly1ng co ors The Bulldogs start off the New Year w1th a 59 53 Wlll over Beecher. N1ce golng men Revenge on Gardner is found as B1rkett's boys win 69 55 Students breathe a sigh of rellef as the f:Lrst semester ends. The New Year must be full of wonderful thlngs for our basketball team. Thenr consecut1ve win is found in the record books as Cornell is defeated, 69-65 Snowboundl An unexpected vacat1on occurs Dwight wins in a sudden death final , 65-63 LQL Conference Tournament Reddick faces Cornell and comes out victoriously, Flanagan is the next target Beating them means the champlonship for us Flanagan is conqueredl We win not one, but two trophies We won one for the champlonshlp and also one for the free throw trophy Thanks a million, Bulldogs thlrd becommg a hab1t wlth our team. Revenge 15 galned by our Bu1.Ldog's beatnng Herscher with a d6ClS1V6 59-bl vlctory Reddick squeezes by Cornell after an excitmg game, 59 55 Odell is beaten, 62 ho honor him on h1s blrthday No School! game by beatlng Flanagan, 56 55 engoyable lyceum Then' story was The Legend Add up another w1n for Redd1ckl Abe Lincoln saves the day as we Reddlck wlns its f1fth straight The Cole-Marionettes present an Sleepy Hollow All chool party 15 held All those attend1ng had a wonderful tame Grant Park 1S turned away from the M111 column as our team defeats them 59 52 Dlstrict basketball beglns St Paul of Odell falls under the Bulldog's onslaught The score was 52 147 Cullom loses to the V8I'81ty as the Bulldogs win declslvely C7 59 what happened? Kempton turns our boys away from the wi1mer's door as the Komanches wln 1414-142. Our varslty ends the season with a 16 7 record Teachers go to school for a change as the students take a day off Teacher's Instltute, No Schooll Thanks teachers Seniors br1ng out then' play books a.nd hold their f1rst practlce They get off to a good start. The Fresh-Soph brzmng home a trophy as they win the champlonshlp 111 the Kempton Fresh Soph Tournament. In order to do it, they had to beat Onarga M111tary, Kempton, then Chatsworth The Fresh-Soph team did excellent playing End of th1rd quarter Only nme weeks left A banquet is held in honor of the school's football and basketball athletes They sure have earned 1t1 we honor Christ on Good Friday No Schooll Easter Monday. Agann there is no school One of the best senior class plays 111 Reddick High's history is presented. Seniors give a wonderful performance and the play is a success. Students go to the polls as the election of the Student Body President is held. The Freshmen for the year of 1959-60 visit Reddick to g1ve them an idea of hlgh life Eighth Grade Day 1S held. All school party is held. This is the last one for the graduatlng class of 1959. Harry Barton vis1ts Reddick and the students attend a lyceum presented by hm. A beautiful and wonderful Prom is glven by the Juniors for the Seniors. Congratu- ulations Juniors on the wonderful job. Gcraduatlon tame 1S almost herel Baccalaureate Services are held. HALLELUJAHL The school term for '58-'59 15 over. This 15 the LAST DAY OF SCHOOL. High school commencement is held and the graduating class enjoys every minute of it. Good Luck to this year's seniors in the future years ffrom what some people say they need all the help they can getl. If D he 3x 18- ' 'W ' u . Q S Q - .1- L. V S . Y lx . . . l Q V . 5, 25- ' 'S W .l.., . L 31 tl Q S .D 1 . - ' 2- . . . 5- . . , 6- - - . . . 9- . ' .. , , 17- . . . 20- ' , 27- . 62-51. 30- ' O . 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