Ridgefarm High School - Bulldog Totem Yearbook (Ridge Farm, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1953 volume:

PRODUCERS We have now entered the RTHS theater to see the Revue of '53 now being staged as The 1953 Totem picturing the life of the senior class and their fellow classmates for one year. 2 RltUI OF 'S3 Editor Business Manager . . . JoAnn Hester Advertising Manager . . Marvin Varner Senior Class Editor . . . Helen Henderson Circulation Manager. Shirley Humrichouse Sports Editor . Student Photographers . . . JoAnn Hester Yearbook Sponsor . Rosaline Fullerton 3 PRODUCERS uni or ’S3 By special arrangement with the R. T. H. S. Faculty and students, the senior class presents the 1953 Totem. co- RODUCERS I) IK [ CIIIK K suits Special thanks are extended to the freshmen, the sophomores, the juniors, the teachers, the board members, the bus drivers, and the cooks who have contributed to the success of this production. Sponsored by KENNY'S TEXACO, Ridgefarm, 111. COMING ATTRACTIONS STAND-INS ONDTRSTUDITS NEWS OF THE DAT SPICIAT FUTURES SPORTS WORLD COMIC STRIP CO-PRODUCERS John Land, president Harold Knight, secretar E. M. Schermerhorn Walter Canaday Dale Mills William C. Brown Richard H. Ellis For every stage production there must be a place to give the production and a stage provided for the acting. The co-producers of the Revue of '53 have provided this R. T. H. S. Theater with its well equipped facilities for staging and producing The 1953 Totem, and have been patient and understanding in the needs and complaints of the actors during the rehearsals for the final production. Sponsored by RALPH STRUB1NGER DeKalb Corn and Chicks, Ridgefarm, 111. m T l i i 1 V X X7 v t XI i X Pt 7 i £«i. v, ► •i:, r Jv rfJ ■Xi • ; • v .; i: 't v - L , • • ; s 5 ■ - . CHIEF DIRECTOR PRINCIPAL ERRETT WARNER Mr. Warner has a very big job of directing the Revue of 1953. He sees that all business matters are taken care of and that every star and staff member does his part. SCRIPT WRITER EbTHER HEFT BROWN Mrs. Brown, a very elficient secretary, writes the script for the chief director and keeps on file the copies necessary to produce the Revue of 1953. Sponsored by BELL AUTO CO. Ridgefarm, 111. Phone 2181 8 DIRECTORS There are other directors necessary to complete this revue, the Director of Costumes, Carol Uerkvitz, (home economics) and the Stage Director, Vance Ahlf (agriculture. ) Carol Uerkvitz Vance Ahlf Stephen Cross Earl Lindahl Also the Sound Effects Manager, Stephen Cross (Science and Mathematics) and the Music Director, Earl Lindahl. Sponsored by GLEN POWELL, International Harvester, Ridgefarm, III. 9 II THE IS DIRECTORS PATRICIA MAURER The advertising manager, Patricia Maurer, (Commerce); the narration director, Rosaline Fullerton (English and Latin). PEARL PARKE ROSALINE FULLERTON The technical adviser, Pearl Parke (History and Social Problems and the business manager, Errett Warner (Driver Training). ERRETT WARNER Sponsored by DR. JOSEPH GELLER, Ridgefarm, 111. 10 ushers an sales LADIES Serving as ushers for the 1953 Revue are Fred Ellis and Earl Tuggle (maintenance men and bus drivers) NORA STEVENSON AND EVELYN BINKLEY In order to renew strength and pep for the year's rehearsals during the 1953 session, the concession sales ladies, Nora Stevenson and Evelyn Binkley (cooks), are ever faithful to keep refreshments ready for the actors and actresses. FRED ELLIS AND EARL TUGGLE Sponsored by B H (IGA) MARKET, Ridgefarm, III. 11 DONALD DEAN BAIRD IHE DON Pres. 4; It Always Works I; Strictly Formal 3; Off the Track 4; FFA I-4; FFA Sec. 3; FFA V.P. 4; Basketball I- 4; Football 1-4; Track 1,2; Dramatics 1,2; S.C. 4 RON Pres. 2; It Always Works I; Strictly Formal 3; Off the Track 4; Boy’s State 3; Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Ed. News 4; Track I, 2; Dramatics 1,2; Annual Staff 4; S.C. I, 2; State Debate Contest 2. STARS JACKIE Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Strictly Formal 3; Off the Track 4; FHA I- 4; Dramatics 1,2; Sec. 1,3,4; V.P. Dramatics 2; News Staff 4; Asst. Ed. News 4; Section Program, Ch. FHA 4. Jo Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Cheerleader 2-4; Strictly Formal 3; Off the Track 4; Pres. I; FHA I-4; FHA pres. 4; Girls State 3; Totem Staff 4; News Staff 4; Dramatics 1,2; Treas. 4; S.C. I; D. A.R. 4; Section Sec. FHA 3. Sponsored by RIDGEFARM FRIENDS CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Motto - Build With Christ ’S3 BILL Strictly Formal 3; Off the Track 4; Basketball 1-3; Dramatics I, 2. MERT Chorus 1-4; Strictly Formal 3; Off the Track 4; Pres. S.C. 4; FHA I-4; Dramatics I. CANDY Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Dramatics 1,2; Strictly Formal 3; Off the Track 4; FHA 1-4; V.P. I; Totem Staff 4; News Staff 4; Homecoming Queen 4. GEORGE Transfer from Newport 2; FFA I-4; FFA Treas. 3,4; Strictly Formal 3; Foot- ball 2,3; Track 2, 3; Band and Chorus I; S.C. 2,3. GEORGE HESS ELLIS WILLIAM EMERSON FINCHUM MURIETTA LOUISE FREEMAN HELEN FAYE HENDERSON Sponsored by RIDGEFARM FEED MILL, Feed, Seeds and Fertilizer SENIORS A v Kv I SHIRLEY ANN HUMRICHOUSE DILLY FHA 1-4; Sec. FHA 3; Chorus I-4; Strictly Formal 3; Asst. Dir. Class Play 3, 4; Totem Staff 4; News Staff 4; State Debate Contest 2; Dramatics l, 2. SKINNERLY Strictly Formal 3; Off the T.ack 4; News Staff 4; Dramatics 1,2; Chorus I' Library Sec. 3,4; Totem Ed. 4. GINNY It Always Works I; Strictly Formal 3; Off the Track 4; Dramatics 2; Chorus 1 4. BRUCE Transfer from Georgetown 4; Football 3,4; Track 1.4; FFA 1-4. JEAN KENNERLY VIRGINIA LEE KUNKLE BRUCE WYMAN McCOY Sponsored by KENNERLY SHELL SERVICE, Ridgefarm, Illinois. SENIORS RICH FFA 1-4; Football 1-4; Track 1-4. RED Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4; It Always Works Is Strictly Formal 3; Off the Track 4; Dramatics 2; News Staff 4; Sec. Music Depart. 4. PAT Band I-4; Chorus 1-4; Strictly Formal 3; Off the Track 4; FHA 1-4; Dra- matics I, 2; News Staff 4; Totem Staff 4. MOORE Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4; It Always Works I' Strictly Formal 3; Off the Track 4; Dramatics 2; News Staff 4; Cheer- leader 1,4. SHIRLEY JEAN MOORE PATSY ANN SHIELDS LAURA ELLEN RUMPLE WARREN WILLIAM RICHARDS Sponsored by ULYSSES C. FLETCHER POST NO. 334 The American Legion, Ridgefarm, III. SENIORS CYCLOPS Pres. 3; Chorus I-4; It Always Works I; Strictly Formal 3; Off the Track 4; FFA 1-4; FFA Reporter 3; FFA Sec. 4; Boys State 3; Dramatics 1,2; V. P. 2; Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1,2; Totem Staff 4. FRANNLE Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Track I- 4; FFA 1-4. PAUL JERRY WEISS WILLIAM DALE LEWIS (no picture) MARVIN JAMES VARNER (no picture) FRANCIS EUGENE WHEELER M BILL COLONEL Basketball Manager 2,3,4. Transfer from Georgetown 3; Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Strictly Formal 3; Off the Track 4; Totem Staff 4; FFA 1-4; FFA V. P. 3; FFA Pres. 4; News Staff 4. Sponsored by MORGAN'S DRUG STORE, Phone 2931, Ridgefarm, 111. JUNIORS Ron Chew Teal Conklin Roymarion Crist Richard Ellis Judy Emory James Erdmann Amos Foreman, Jr. Dave Foster Robert Freeman Marilyn Henson Robert Jones William Kinney Pat McCumber Susie Mills Marjorie Powell Ruth Reynolds Carol Sisson Evelyn Vacketta Sponsored by FASHION CLEANERS C. C. Mitchell, Prop. 615 North Main, Georgetown, III. STAND-INS Shirley Ankrum Donald Bland Paula Butcher Dale Collom Roy Daily Helen Ellis Terry Giles Coleta Hall Jim Johnson John Kinney SOPHOMORES Betty McCoy Chloann Moore Jim Nichols Howard Pearson Sonny Phillips Larry Snapp John Spesard Carroll Spicer Joe Strubinger Bob Thornton Esther Tuel Jerry Voyles Wanda Whitamore Keith Williams Jeanie Wood Sponsored by PAUL GARDNER Ridgefarm, Illinois UNDERSTUDIES Sheryl Blakeney Carol Callahan Gary Callahan Helen Caudill Margie Dailey Merrill Freeman Doris Gannon Jim Gardner Bill Hackler Bonnie Hoskins FRESHMEN Sue Innis Carolyn Kunkle Danny Massey Don Pearson Phyllis Pearson Bob Rigdon Larry Rodgers Glenna Rumple David Sisson Tonia Snapp Delores Spesard Joyce Walters Patty Wilfong Wayne Williams Marilyn Jenner Peggy McCoy (no picture) NEWS OF THE OAT JL ry kS 1 -Tl [ i ft . ™ ■ Iftw NEWS STAFF Editor - Ronald Dillman Asst. Ed. - Jacqueline Williams Business Mgr. - Marvin Varner Messenger - Jean Kennerly Scrapbook Ed. - Shirley Humrichouse Typists - Patsy Shields Helen Henderson JoAnn Hester Shirley Moore Laura Rumple Jean Kennerly Sponsor - Rosaline Fullerton TOTEM SPONSOR, R. Fullerton TOTEM EDITOR, J. Kennerly Sponsored by WRIGHT'S ICE CREAM J. B. Wright, Cayuga, Ind. CURRENT EVENTS (AMERICAN HISTORY) TYPING CHAMPIONS (TYPING CLASS) Sponsored by YATES RADIO AND TV SERVICE, Chrisman, III. 21 Majorie Powell Judy Emory DRIVERS TRAINING Evelyn Vacketta Sponsored by THE SHADY REST STEAK HOUSE and THE HUT 22 Proprietor Wayne Blakeney Ridgefarm, 111. QUARTET Carol Sisson Shirley Moore Chloann Moore Tonia Snapp CHORUS NEW GYM Sponsored by CALLAHAN'S PLUMBING AND HEATING AND MAYTAG DEALER, Georgetown, 111. Telephone 2881 24 HOME MANAGEMENT F. H. A. OFFICERS President Vice President. Sec-T reasurer. Historian Degree Chairman Projects Chairman . . JoAnn Hester Wanda Whitamore .Coleta Hall Jacqueline Williams Murietta Freeman Marjorie Powell Sponsored by HENRY JENNER, Registered Guernseys and Berkshires Vermilion Grove, Illinois LATIN Sponsored by SINCLAIR REFINERY, Del Smith, Ridgefarm, III. 26 GIRLS P. E. GIRLS P. E. Sponsored by J. K. GALBREATH-Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables, Flour and Feed, Phone 4171, Georgetown, III. 27 SEATED: M. Freeman. K. Williams. R. Reynolds. STANDING: Mr. Warner. Sponsor; W. Whitamore. B. Jones. D. Baird, B. Rigdon, Miss Fullerton. Sponsor. Sponsored by FEDERAL-NORTH IOWA GRAIN CO. , Grain Dealers, Georgetown, III. Telephone 2041 0 [ S I I I I) c D [ [ J. Kennerly, G. Ellis, W. Whitamore, B. Freeman, I. Emory i o ¥ $ P [ Sponsored by FAZIO'S DEPARTMENT STORE, Georgetown, III. Telephone 5091 LIBRARY STAFF SPECIAL (mums 1. JUNIOR FLOAT, FIRST PLACE. 2. QUEEN CANDIDATES FLOAT. 3. F.H. A. FLOAT, SECOND PLACE. 4. THE BAND AT HOMECOMING FOOTBALL GAME. Sponsored by STORE'S AUTO SUPPLY AND HARDWARE. Georgetown, 111. Telephone 2661 PLAYING THE GAME A CONFERENCE THE MUSIC MAKERS Sponsored by JERRY WEESE SPORTING GOODS, 316 N. Vermilion St. Danville, 111 Phone 3400 32 ACTION THE ANNOUNCER UMt THE CROWD Sponsored by ORRICK'S TOMATO STATION. First In The Field of RAUH FERTILIZER, Ridgefarm, Illinois, Phone 3911 and 4191 33 HOMECOMING CORONATION AND DANCE Helen Henderson is crowned Queen of Homecoming by Homecoming Foot- ball Captain Francis Wheeler as Home - coming King, Robert Thornton, watches. The queen and other seniors dance. King Robert and Queen Helen lead out in a dance. Joe Berns Orchestra plays a special number for the King and Queen. Sponsored by BILL AND BOB'S STANDARD SERVICE Ridgefarm, 111. Phone 2881 THE TRAVailUC TROUPE. I.SHSPA HUTCHES, It URBANA TOTEM DELEGATES Jean Kennerly . . .Editor Shirley Humrichouse . . . Circulation Manager Helen Henderson . . . Senior Class Editor NEWS DELEGATES Jackie Williams . . . . Assistant Editor Shirley Moore . . .Typist Miss Fullerton . Sponsor Laziest girl Laziest boy Most talkative girl Most talkative boy Most popular boy Most popular girl Most dated girl Most dated boy Best girl athlete Best boy athlete Woman Hater Man Hater Virginia Kunkle Warren Richards Shirley Moore Marvin Varner Paul Weiss Shirley Moore Jackie Williams George Ellis Shirley Moore Ronnie Dillman Hill Lewis Jean Kennerly Friendliest boy Paul Weiss Friendliest girl Shirley Moore Neatest girl dresser Joan Hester Flashiest boy dresser George Ellis, Don Baird Best personality girl Helen Henderson Best personality boy Paul Weiss Prettiest girl Joan Hester Most handsome boy Don Baird Most likely to succeed Jackie Williams, Jean Kennerly, Paul Weiss, Don Baird. Most intellectual boy Paul Weiss Most intellectual girl Jean Kennerly A SIMIOR Mr. Morgan Silas Dobbins . Flickie Nelson Betty Phillips . Joan Parker Mrs. Guarino . Student Director . . . . Don Baird . . . Paul Weiss . . Jackie Williams . . Shirley Moore Laura Rumple . . . Patsy Shields . . Virginia Kunkle Shirley Humrichouse 38 PRODUCTION ill f m Antonia Guarino Bill Lindsay Mr. Pozenby . Willie Woodson Evalina Bumpass . Mrs. Vanderventer Miss McDougal Director .... . . JoAnn Hester . . Ron Dillman . Marvin Varner . . Bill Finchum Murietta Freeman . Jean Kennerly .Helen Henderson Rosaline Fullerton 39 SHIFTING SCENES i r SENIOR CLASS Will I, Donald Baird, will my good looks and burr hair cuts to Roymarion Crist, I, Ronald Dillman, will my ability to laugh in chemistry and get by with it to Gary Callahan, a prospective chemistry student. I, George Ellis, will my ability to show cattle to Marilyn Jenner so she may continue bringing in blue ribbons. 1, Bill Finchum, will my attraction for women to Wayne Williams, who may find it comes in handy at times. I, Murietta Freeman, will my ability to keep the school going smooth- ly in '54 without the '53 Seniors to Carol Sue Innis. I, Helen Henderson, will my endless appetite and slim, girlish figure to Pat McCumber. I, JoAnn Hester, will my title Little but Mighty to Miss Uerkvitz so she can keep order in her P.E. classes. I, Shirley Humrichouse, will my diet books and reducing plans to Tonia Snapp since I never use them anyway. I, Jean Kennerly, will my intellectual ability to the juniors who take English next year. I Virginia Kunkle, will my volley ball serving technique to Sheryl Blakeney who can put it to good use in P.E. next year. I, Bill Lewis, will my ability to skip school without an excuse to Jim Gardner, who might like to go hunting during school hours also. I, Bruce McCoy, will my athletic ability to Don Pearson, who might put it to good use in years to come. I, Shirley Moore, will my ability to wear sweaters to my little sis Chloann. I, Warren Richards, will my clock watching ability to Larry Snapp so he can put it to good use early in the morning. I, Laura Rumple, leave--to sit on my hope chest and wait. I, Patsy Shields, will my ability to crack jokes in band and get away with it to Jim Johnson, my fellow trombone player. I, Marvin Varner, will my ability to charm the teachers and principal to Sonny Phillips. I, Paul Weiss, will my ability to keep the girls laughing to Bob Rigdon who already has a good start. I, Francis Wheeler, will my Vitamins to grow big on to DavidSisson who might need them during his football career. I, Jackie Williams, will my telephone number to Wanda Whitamore so she can take care of all the calls. 41 AS IT IS LIVED Class of '53 planning Junior-Senior prom of '52 Girls playing soft ball in P.E. Faculty playing volleyball with seniors Class of '53 posing in Junior play Strictly F ormal Queen candidates for Homecoming Senior Girls watching the birdie Lunch almost ready Seniors playing volley ball with faculty Miss Uerkvitz with some of the girls in P.E. Senior class float in Homecoming parade 42 J 1$ II IS min Sophomore Class officers and sponsors Fun at Sadie's Dance Whew, look at that plate! Freshman Class officers and sponsors Chief cook and bottle washer The three musketeers Junior Class officers and sponsors The hour for chow Head of the English Department 10. Christmas joy at school SCENES EI E IESKETHEEI CEMl WOKLD 0! SPORTS CHEERLEADERS: Shirley Moore, Carol Sisson and JoAnn Hester PAUL WEISS A sticky fingered pass snatcher, had a fine season although he had an injured leg. DON BAIRD A shifty, sliding type of back that is hard to lay your hands on, a fine runner. FRANCIS WHEELER A mountain of strength on defense, a vicious tackier, one of the best tackles in the county. WARREN RICHARDS A real scrapper, held the middle of the Bulldog line together on defense. R.T.H.S. STOUT'S HARDWARE Ridgefarm, Illinois RON DILLMAN Ran team on offense, a real trucky ball handler, a fine passer. BRUCE McCOY A real fine defensive end, many times kniving through interference to spill a ball carrier. BOB FREEMAN Could really move 'em out of a hole on offense,' defensively was a low and hard tackier. BILL KINNEY A giant tackle, a hard man to move, tackles 'em any- where; but Moose usually gets his man. BOB JONES In his first year at center, never made a bad pass, a good line backer on defense. LETTERMEN Sponsored by THE RIDGEFARM LUMBER YARD JIM ERDMANN All-County back, a great amount of drive, on defense a very sure tackier. JERRY VOYLES A pile driving full back, he ran over tackles, a good defensive line backer. JIM NICHOLS Made up lack of weight in spirit, opened big holes in offense, a fine line backer on defense. COACH PARKE Head Coach Juby Parke in his first year at Ridgefarm has done a wonderful job. He picked up a team that in previous years had been a hapless, unspirited bunch and made them into a hard-fighting, hard blocking, hard running team. The squad began to train, a reverse of what the Bulldogs usually did. LETTERMEI Sponsored by THE FEDERAL-NORTH IOWA GRAIN TERRY GILES A substitute end with a lot of possibilities, a good tackier with a lot of spirit. BOB THORNTON Improved greatly this season, a hard worker, learning to tackle effectively. The fans for the first time in a long time were solidly behind the team, win, lose or draw. They liked the style of wide open foot- ball and they really followed the team. Although the won and lost record wasn't too impressive, the Bull- dogs were in at least every ga ne, and they were respected by every opponent. CO. - Ridgefarm, III. BOB RIDGON Did a wonderful job as a freshman and could catch a pass anywhere, and has great possibilities. ' -v- ’' FIRST ROW: J. Johnson, D. Massey, D. Sisson, W. Williams, L. Rodgers, K. Williams, M. Freeman, B. Hackler. SECOND ROW: J. Nichols, B. McCoy, T. Giles, L. Snapp, B. Kinney, B. Rigdon, B. Thornton. THIRD ROW: Coach Parke, F. Wheeler, W. Richards, P. Weiss, B. Jones, B. Freeman, R. Dillman, D. Baird, J. Voyles, J. Erdmann. SEASON’S SUMMARY R T H S 0 Rossville 19 R T H S 7 Milford 0 R T H S 13 Palestine 21 R T H S 28 Catlin 12 R T H S 6 Oakwood 12 R T H S 0 Martinsville 18 Sponsored by FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Georgetown, 111. 49 VARSITY TEAM STANDING: Ron Dillman, Paul Weiss, Dave Foster, Bill Kinney, Bob Rigdon, Gary Callahan. KNEELING: Bob Freeman, Jerry Voyles, Jim Erdmann, Jim Nichols, Jim Gardner. Bob Thornton. VARSITY IN ACTION Sponsored by RXDGEFARM STATE BANK, Ridgefarm, Illinois. 50 B TEAM STANDING: Sonny Phillips, Terry Giles, Larry Snapp, Bob Jones, Don Pearson. KNEELING: Danny Massey, Dave Sisson, Wayne Williams, Merrill Freeman. The B team had a very successful season. The Junior Bulldogs won 15 and lost 4. They played consistently all season and showed a great amount of promise. B TEAM IN ACTION COACH AND ASSISTANTS The Bulldogs, under the capable coaching of Errett Warner and assistants, Juby Parke and Stephen Cross, had a busy season. Playing in the new spacious gym, the Bulldogs always showed a great amount of spirit. Ridgefarm was short on experience and none of the first five were six feet tall. But they worked hard and developed splendidly. The Bulldogs had a season record of 10-14. Many of these loss- es were very close games. High-light of the season was Ridgefarm's winning of third place in the Sidell Tournament. The Bulldogs upset a highly retarded and heavily favored Longview team to win the trophy. The week after the Sidell Tourney, the Bulldogs pulled the up- set of the county as they beat Oakwood 42-41, and Oakwood went on to the finals of the county tourney. The final game of the season, played during the District tour- ney, was undoubtedly one of Ridgefarm's best. The Bulldogs play- ed toprated Ogden, a team which had beaten them 15 points earlier in the season. Both teams played great ball. Neither could get a good lead on the other. Finally it came to the last 30 seconds with Ridgefarm leading 40-39. Ogden hit a long shot, winning the game. Sponsored by CLAUDE BANTA, Builder, Ridgefarm, Illinois. 52 SEASON'S SUMMARY RTHS 42 Sidell 57 RTHS 43 Oakwood 42 RTHS 51 Scottland 50 RTHS 55 Georgetown 75 RTHS 65 Allerton 41 RTHS 35 Sidell 67 RTHS 56 Westfield 57 RTHS 60 Brocton 46 RTHS 72 Fairmount 68 RTHS 37 Georgetown 67 RTHS 47 Indianola 45 RTHS 43 Indianola RTHS 51 Westville 64 RTHS 48 Henning 42 RTHS 44 Chrisman 65 RTHS 44 Catlin 56 RTHS 22 Catlin 54 RTHS 56 Brocton 88 RTHS 50 Ogden 65 RTHS 54 Westfield 70 RTHS 56 Indianola 55 RTHS 60 Chrisman 79 RTHS 56 Longview 47 RTHS 44 Ogden 47 R MEN FIRST ROW - Bill Kinney, Dave Foster, Jerry Voyles, Bob Jones. Jim Erdmann. Jim Nichols SECOND ROW - Bruce McCoy, Warren Richards, Bob Freeman, Bob Rigdon, Terry Giles THIRD ROW - Francis Mieeler, Don Baird, Paul Weiss, Bob Thornton, Ron Di liman. TRUK SHOT PUTTER DISCUS THROWER Bob Freeman Jerry Voyles Ridgefarm's track team's future is looking up. Under the coaching of Juby Parke, there were 18 men out for the sport. Thus the whole team will be back next year. Two lettermen return to lead the underclassmen. They are Jim Erd- mann and Jerry Voyles. Although Jim is 5'6 himself, he has high-jump- ed 5'5 . He also pole vaults and runs the hurdles. Jerry Voyles is the weight man. Jerry is a sophomore and throws the shot and discus. HIGH JUMPER Jim Erdmann THE DASH 54 THE COMEDY OF THE GREENIES OR A NIGHT A DAT AND • terms is various scenes to 4 STARS II THE MIMIC • 2. 4. 6. 7. 8. 1 0 1 1 12 1 3. Jackie Williams Larger one, George Ellis Laura Rumple Virginia Kunkle Helen Henderson Patsy Shields Francis Wheeler Murietta Freeman Shirley Humrichouse Ronnie Dillman JoAnn Hester Paul Weiss Shirley Moore BOOSTERS Alexander Sporting Goods, Burgoynes' Flower Shop, Coate's Orchard, Cummin's Drugstore, Henderson Insurance Agency, Jackson Typewriter Co. , Kamp Music, Inc. , Rocky Knight, Dr. H.A. Linebarger, Martin's Jewelry and Gift Shop, John J. Shiel, Vermilion Grove Friends Church Christian Endeavor, Claude Williams, Danville, Illinois. Phone 614 Georgetown, Illinois. Phone 4211 Georgetown, Illinois. Chrisman, Illinois. Georgetown, Illinois. Danville, Illinois. Danville, Illinois. Phone 1411 Georgetown, Illinois. Chrisman, Illinois. Ridgefarm, Illinois. Decatur, Illinois. Vermilion Grove, 111. Ridgefarm, Illinois. i