Rock Falls High School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Rock Falls, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1955 volume:

, . nncu fans nun msn scnnm . ', ,1, 1 Hoon fnus :mums Though uncertoin the future be, to all of life we hold the key. We hove by God been be- stowed with mony greot gifts, Life itself, the most precious. We have been given the key to all of life, But must not use it, ogcinst the will of God. For the key would then corrode, and turning to dust drift owcxy And we would spend eternity seorching down the endless holls of time for the dust of that key. By Mory Jcmeen Detweiler Presented By The Annual Staff 'PHE Table Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshman Activities Sports For The Record Advertisement onienis . 'air' 217' 4 'lf 41 iff-Vxf24fC ,J -Puff ' ,ffl-x: 114' ff Wm s., .v.' Ib ,H .ivy J 1 5 . 1 4: 'ctw .v -yi 1-Q ' u 1.l 'J' I4-1f '15 xv! ' ' -, 1 5,431 J L, 11, NCHA fl .ps-,f lm., . V 5 . 'A' QA, lm -.14 ,, -111.-,Q 3113: .-u , -g-4 . P nu!!! .9775 531.5 I .1 C ,fx 'X Gov oxcoae VVe, Th 6 1955 Liz: . 'qu - . L f1j.v- L- . , Apu g1f4q,3Q-1 IJ'-if 1 PHX' . , fg,,a1,1, Q :iii-'Q' A I .33mi:L,15 .J. 'S'-?.'79 R, -,if .Qi P- sf' ' , .. M,,L,.AA-1 V -:Eff ,. fax? Q-ff, ,,- fmff x T141 , . f ,p'50 'L--,K 1.9-'vi Q- ,rf 4,5.C.w,g -' v.ff:'- Q:Lv2,g'f,1. ,xg ..?G3,vc' , :vf7'AA- -f, 'ff' nv ,cf .!:-51rf2,L-,- 5 flfgjj - ,,f-V0 l3QQfw,'-fw' J- Q' 2'2 0 'Lf X -vfzlf J! :L-Q?-241 ' N. Sr - ..1'-Av,J:-'-, P Lim- , m,f-mf' l'fi'9'S- ,, ':.ff' 7.5 ' 'NM 13722. bf 9 W -ul? fl,-5 ,X J4?f 1.. '7' - ' ,Q , .,r:c fywjjfq. '-' r- 19' :gsfij fgjf l rj rX'- I. me ff Dedicate This Volume To MISS EVA TAYLOR, who has ably filled the position of Junior Class Advisor for many years at Rock Falls High School. She has molded the Junior Class into a group working together with close relationship, everyone doing his part to better himself and the school. She has offered her untiring efforts in organizing the Junior-Senior Prom, conducting the sale of Christmas Cards, and helping on other class proiects to make the Junior Class a success. Much responsibility falls on Miss Taylor's shoulders during the year, responsibility other than that of advising the Junior Class, and yet she has time to give her full attention to both. She puts the problems of the Junior Class on an equal level of importance with her own responsibilities. We, the class of 1955 contribute to Miss Taylor most of the credit for making our Junior Class a success and know that in the future all Junior Classes will be just as successful as ours has been. 5 ,f-., xnxx, ,X M, u'E 'Nv. 'X fx-, 0 Board Of Educahon Seaied, left fo right: Arman Gaulrapp, secretary, James Kelsey, Danny Daniels Standing: Ivan Sharp, Austin Corzett, E. L. Knabe Absent: Charles Castle, president ....:-W W Mshywmww' ,40 ' We hereby wish to congratulate and thank the Board of Education, Mr. Tabor, and Mr. Corl for their hard labor and untiring efforts put forth to provide an efficient, well- equipped school for the students of Rock Falls. These representatives, realizing the utmost need for expansion, set out to start the campaign, launch it, and witness the fulfillment of the cause. A well deserved thank you is all we can give in expressing our gratitude from this magnificent institution. Miss Crutchfield Mr. Rheeves AMW 5923? 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Standing: Mr. Gordon Peterson, Mr. Holvorcl Row- bottom. lnot pictured-Mr. Herbert Woinstonei Cafeteria Help Cafeteria Help, left to right Mrs. Vera Huber, Mrs. Meda Weaver, Mrs. Jean Corzett, and Mrs. Ethel Janssen, Su- pervisor 11 new . L .K ,wiv :fa 1 4 W Q ,v was 2, ' L all ' 321145599 qw, f- www va sw 1 6 mm zu wr- '-WM '? '-aw' if: E ii fi ABNEY, PATRICIA Chorus 123 Transfered from Prophefstown I,2,3. AGGEN RICHARD Arrow 4, Spanish Club 3, Bos ketball i,2,3, Vice-President 2. BAKER, PATRICIA Annual 4, Arrow 4, Band I, 2,3, Chorus 3,4, F.H.A. I G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. r ANDERSON, ARDITH Annual 4, Chorus l,2,3,4, F.H.A. I,2,3, G.A.A. 3, Photo Club 4, Vocal Trio 4, Pep Club 4, Span- ish Club 3. BASIL, PATRICIA Annual 4, Arrow 4, Chorus I,2, 3,4, F.H.A. l,4, G.A.A. I,2,3,4, Spanish Club 3,4, Librarian 3, Vocal Trio 4, Junior Red Cross 2 BEELENDORF, RICHARD Annual 4, Bond 3, R Club i,2,3,4, Audio Visual Aids 4, Basketball I,2, Cross Country 2, Football I,2. 14 BOEHM, TERALD Arrow 4, Football I Wrestling I. CARLSON, DELORES Band 1,2,3,4. CALKINS, KAREN Class Treasurer 47 Dramatics 47 F.H.A. 1,27 Secretary 37 G.A.A. 1,2,47 Speech 2,3,47 Cheerleader 1,2,4. BUELL, MARY ANN Arrow 47 Chorus 1,37 G.A.A. 1,3. BOESE, BETTY BOSENEILER, BETTY BRONSON, W1LL1AM BUCY, CHARLES Annual. 47 Arrow 47 Chorus I Arrow 47 Chorus 1. Arrow 47' R Club 1,2,3,47 Science Club 27 Visual Aids F.H.A. 17 G.A.A. 2,3. Basketball 1,27 Cross Country 3,47 Librarian 1,27 Baskefball 2,3,47 Track 1,2,47 Wrestling 2. 2,37 Cross Country 2. 15 CAR-SKADEN, NANCY Annual 4, Chorus 4, G.A.A. 2, Spanish Club 3. CAR-SKADEN, SALLY Chorus i,2, Band 2, G.A.A. l,2. CHAPMAN, WILLIAM Class Secretory 4, Student Coun- cil l,2, R Club 3,4, Basketball i,2,3, Football l,3,4, Track l,3,4. CHARLESTON, SANDRA CLIFTON, CAROL Chorus l,2,3,4, F.H.A. 3. Arrow 4, Chorus i,3,4, G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Spanish Club 4, Pep Club 4. CONNELL, PATRICIA Annual 4, Band l,2,3,4, Chorus 2, Class Play 3, Dramatics 4, G.A.A. 2,3,4, Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 4, Student Council 2, Hall Monitor 2, Science Club 4, Treasurer 4. 16 COOK, NORMA Arrow 4, F.H.A. 3, G.A.A. 2,4 Honor Society 3,4. COPPOTELLI, ANTHONY COPPOTELLI, LARRY Arrow 4, R Club, Basketball l,2,3, Baseball 2, Football l,2, 3,4, Track l,2,3. DETWEILER, MARY JAN EEN Arrow 4, Chorus l,2,3,4, Dra- motics 4, F.H.A. l,2, Spanish Club 3, Speech 2, Vocal Trio 4, DAY, MARILYN Annual 4, F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Honor Society 3,4, Latin Club 4. - J DAVIS, EDWARD Spanish Club 3,4, Honor Society 3,4, Cross Country 2,3,4, Band 'l,2,3,4, Wrestling 2, Class Play 3, Basketball l, Pep Club 4, R Club l,2,3,4, Dramatics 3,4, Photo Club 4, Debate 4, Golf 2,3,4, Track I, Chorus l. CORL, CAROL Annual 4, Chorus l, Class Presi- dent l, Class Play 3, Debate 2, Dramatics 2,3,4, F.H.A. l, G.A.A. l,2,3, Vice-President 4, Honor Society 3,4, President 4. gl 5 5 DAVIS, LORETTA Band l,2, Dramatics 4, Span- ish Club 2,3. ENGELHARDT, ELAINE Annual 4, Chorus if Class Play 3, Debate 2, Dramatics 3,4, F.H.A. 2,3, G.A.A. i,2, 3,4, Honor Society 3,4, Stu- dent Council l. ball EBENEZER, DON Arrow 4, Dramatics 45 R Club 3,4, Student Council 3,45 Basket- ball l,2,3, Football i,2,3,4, Track l,2,3,4. EDEUS, WAYNE Annual 4, Arrow 4, Photo Club 2,3,4, Science Club i,2,4p Librar- ian l,2, Attendance Monitor 2,3,4. EHRAT, CLARICE MAXINE Annual 4, Co-editor, Band l,2, Class Treasurer 35 F.H.A. l,2,3, Spanish Club 2,3,4, 2nd year 3rd Vice-President, 3rd year lst Vice-President, 4th year Secre-- tary, Pep Club 4j Treasurer 4. ESHLEMAN, JAMES EUBANKS JERRY FARTHING SANDRA AVFOW 4: R Club 3,4: BGSlfSl- Arrow 4 R Club 24 Football Arrow 4 Chorus 3 4 FHA l li FO0fl9C1ll 21314: TI'C1Ck 2 3 4 G A A i 2 4 Spanish Club 3 l,2,3,4- Treasurer 4 GRAY, VIOLET Annual 45 Arrow 45 Chorus l,2, 3,41 G.A.A. I',2,3, Spanish Club GOODRICH, KENT Arrow 4. Spanish Club 2, Bas- ketball l,2. GIRARDI, KENNY Scoience Club 4. FINDERS, BETTY FLOSI, OLERIA FRUMP, GENE GILLETTE, ROWLAND Chorus 2, F.H.A. lg Spanish Band 1,27 F.H.A. lp G.A.A. 3g Class Play 3, Speech 3, Football Club 31 Attendance Monitor 4. Spanish Club 2, Attendance 1. Monitor 4. 19 HALL, ELIZABETH Annual 4, Arrow 45 G.A.A. 2,3. HASSELMAN, RONALD HENDRYX, GLENN Arrow 4, F.F.A. l,2,3,4g R Club l,2,3,4g Buseboll 25 Basket- ball l,2,3,4, Fooflocull l,2,3,4p Track l,2,3,4. HERMES, MARIE HINRICHS, NEIL HOLADAY, CAROLYN HORNER, GENE Arrow 45 Transferred. Baseball 3, Annual 4, Arrow 4, Cho,-U5 2,3, Band 1,25 Football 3,47 Track 4y Class Play 35 Dromalics 4, 3,4. F.H,A. 'lf G.A.A. 2,3,4g Honor Society 3,49 Speech 4. 20 JONES, CAROL JOHNSON, VERNON Arrow 4, R Club 3, Baseball 1,31 Football l,2,3,4g Track 3, Class Vice-President l. JOHNSON, JEANETTE Arrow 4, Chorus 2,3. A fee INGALLS, VIOLET G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Latin Annual 4: Chorus 4, F.H.A. ly Club l- Speech 2,35 Spanish Club 2,3. INGOLD, BETTY JO Annual 4, Bancl l,2,3,4y Secre tary 3,45 Drematics 3,4, G.A.A l,2,3,4, Spanish Club 3,45 Presi dent 4, Student Council 4 Junior Red Cross 2, Pep Club 4 Science Club 45 Hall Monitor 4. INSLEY, L. SUE JANSSEN, WILLIAM Annual 45 Arrow 41 Chorus l 2 Chorus 3 Basketball l 23 3,41 Class Play 3. Cross Country 3 Football l KEIME, GLENN JIM KINMON, SHIRLEY Chorus I,3,4, G.A.A. I,2,3,4, Spanish Club 4, Pep Club 4, Junior Red Cross 3. Arrow 4, Chorus I, R Club 2,3, Attendance Monitor 3, Bas- ketball 2. KERR, JAMES Arrow 4, Class Play 3, Dramatics I,2,3,4, Spanish Club 2, Speech I,2,3,4, Student Council 2, Foot- ball I, Golf I,2, Red Cross 2. KING, BARBARA Arrow 4. KLINE, ROBERT KLOCKE, LINDA Annual 4, Band I,2,3,4, F.H.A. l, Secretary 2, Parliamentarian 3,4, G.A.A. I,2,3,4, Spanish Club 2, Treasurer 3,4, Pep Club Secretary 4. 22 KNOWLES, MARLENE Transferred from Sterling I,2,3 Arrow 4, Annual 4, Band 4 Debate 4, Dramatics 4, G.A.A. 4 Photo Club 4, Science Club 4 Pep Club 4. 1 Stgjofs ITM :ft rx .R a wt' 'in MCNINCH, BARBARA Annual 4, Band 4g F.H.A. l,2,3, 4, Treasurer 25 G.A.A. 47 Honor Society 3, Vice-President 4j Student Council 3f Attendance Monitor 41 Hall Monitor 45 Pep Club 4. McGLASHAN, DON Class Play 35 R Club l,2,3,4p Baseball 3,4, Basketball l,2,3f Football l,2,3,4-7 Track l,2,3,4. MCCOMBS, FRANCES Transferred from Sterling I. Annual 4, Class Play 35 Latin Club 3,45 Photo Club 3,4y Pep Club 4. KRONE, PHYLLIS Annual 4, Arrow 41 Band li Class Play 3i F.H.A. 2, Public Relations Chairman 3,47 G.A.A. i,3,4g Honor Society 3,4p Photo Club 4, Librarian 1,27 Class Pres- ident 4. LAW, JERRY LELAND, WILLIAM LIVINGSTON DARRELL Football l,2,4. Arrow 4, R Club l,2,3,4p Arrow 4: R Cub I Cross Country 2,3,4f Football if Basketball l,2,34 Football Track I,2,3,4. I,2,3,4g Track I23 C Vice-President 4 MARTIN, EVELYN Annual 45 Ca-editor5 Chorus 2,35 Class Play 35 Dramatics 45 Honor Society 3,45 Pep Club 4. MARTIN, RICHARD I Arrow 45 Chorus 2,45 R Club 2,45 Football 35 Wrestling 2,3,4. V MEGLI, ROY F.F.A. l,2, Treasurer 3, President 4. MORAN, JOAN MURRAY, GLENN NARDINI, LEO NERKORN, DONALD Annual 4: Arrow 4: PSP F.F.A. I, Reporter 2,3,4. Chorus I5 F.F.A. 2,3, Vice-Presi- Baseball I,2,35 Basketball 'l,2, Club 4- dent 45 R Club I,3,45 Foot- 3,45 Football I,2,3,45 Track I,2, ball l,3,45 Golf I. 35 Secretary-Treasurer R Club 4. 24 PATTEN, JESSIE F.H.A. l. PARKS, ANNA Annual 4g Arrow 47 Chorus 4, Pep Club 4. L OSBORN, BARBARA Transferred from Carbondale l, 2. NELSON, PHYLLIS NUTT, RUTH O'BRlEN, GERALD OLDS, ROBERT Annual 4, Bond .lj F.H.A. l,2,3g Arrow 45 Band l,2,3,4, Chorus Football 3,45 Track 2,3. Vice-President 4, Honor Socieiy l,2,3,4f Dramafics 47 F.H.A. lp 3,4i l-Gfln Club 2,3. G.A.A. 2,35 Pep Club 4. 25 PENCE, LLOYD Chorus l7 F.F.A. l,2,3,4j Spanish Club 2. PENDGRAFT, GEORGE F.F.A. i,2,3,4. REICHARDT, KURT Arrow 47 Band i,2,37 Class Play 37 Debate 2,37 Dramatics l,3,47 Honor Society 3,47 Latin Club l, 2j Secretary 37 Speech 3,47 Audio Visual Aids l,2,3,47 Hall Monitor 3j Librarian i,2,37 Pep Club 47 Secretary-Treasurer 27 Basketball Manager 4. PII-CHER, WILLIAM PROCTOR, JEANNIE PURKAPILE, MARJORIE Arrow 4: HR Club lf2,3f4: Arrow 47 Chorus i7 G.A.A. 1,27 Spfmlslt Club 374: Cross 37 Attendance Monitor 3. Country 27 Track 37 Wrest- ling 2. PFEFFER, PATRICIA Band l,2,37 Chorus l,3,47 F.H.A l7 G.A.A. l,2,3,47 Honor Soci ety 3,47 Spanish Club Vice Pres- ident 2,3,47 Student Council 3 Librarian 4. 1 SEFTON, BETTIE Annual 4, Arrow 4, Chorus l,2, F.H.A. 2, G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Pep Club 4. SCHUELER, JANET Chorus I, Dramotics 4, F.H.A. I, G.A.A. I,2,3, Speech 4. RUDE, BONNIE Arrow 3, Chorus l,2,3,4, G.A.A. I, Spanish Club 4. RICK, RONALD RHODE, SHIRLEY ROLOFSON. GORDON ROWE, SARAH Arrow 4, Spanish Club 3, Bos- Annual 4, Arrow 4, Bond l,2, F.F.A. I, Basketball I, Cross kefboll l, Cross Country 2, Foot- Chorus 2,3, Junior Red Cross 3. Counfry l. bull l,4, Track 2.3,4. 27 SIKKEMA, JAMES Choius 4. SIMESTER, DOROTHY Arrow 4, F.H.A. 1,27 G.A.A. l,2, SKAGGS, JACQUELINE Annual 41 Arrow 4g Bond l, 2,3,4f Chorus if Dromotics 4, Latin Club lp Sfudenf Council 1. 35 Attendance Monitor. SIMESTER, PAUL Arrow 4. SMlTl lf VlRGll- SPRANKLE, PHYLLIS STERN, RICHARD Chorus l,2,3,4p F.H.A. l,2,3, Annual 45 Science Club 45 Stu G.A.A. 3. dent Council i. 28 TOMPKINS, JEAN Annual 4, Bancl 2,3,4, Chorus l,3,4, G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Honor Society 3,4, Spanish Club 3,4, Librarian 2,3, Pep Club 4, F.H.A. 2. THOMPSON, GARY TEDRICK, FADRA Chorus l,4, F.H.A. 1.4, G.A.A. 'l,2,3,4, Science Club l, Hisior- ian 4. STORLIEN, BETTY Annual 4, Arrow 4, Chorus l,2, F.H.A. 3, G.A.A. l,4, Spanish Club 4, Pep Club 4, Hall Moni- ior 3, Girls State 3, Class Pres- ident 2, Class Vice-President 3. STRIKE, CHERRY STRINGER, ISOLA Annual 4, Class Play 3, Drama- Arrow 4, Spanish Club 3. tics 4, G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Speech l,3, Cheeleader l,2,3,4. 29 SWANSON, PALMERJr. Annual 4, Band l,2,3,4, Class Play 3, Dramatics 4, Honor Society 3,4, Science Club l,2, Treasurer 3,4, Audio Visual Aids 2, Photo Club 3,4. VIRTUE, DONA Librarian 3,47 Pep Club 4. WATERS, DAVID Football 4. Annual 4, Arrow 4, F.H.A. 3, G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Spanish Club 4, Transferred from Sterling l,2,3g WERLAND, JUDY Annual 4, Arrow 4, Chorus If Dramafics 4, G.A.A. l, Secrefary ir -Treasurer 2,35 President 4, Pep Club 4, Cheerleading 2,3,4. WIKE, DONNA WILLIAMS, ANITA WOLBER, ROBERTA WRIGHT WALTER Annual 4, Arrow 3, Chorus Annual 4, Arrow 4, G.A.A. l,2, Chorus 'l,3,4, G.A.A. l,2,4, Chorus 'l4 Cu l,3,4: G-A-A. l- Spanish Club 2,3. 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Chapman Clarice Cook Shirley Corzett Bill Croy Robert Croy Eddie Crump Diana Culp Reggie Dahlstrom Rodney Daniels Beverly Day Ronald Day George DePuy James Derrickson Donald Devers Earl Devers Charles Deyo Carl Doolen Donald Eades Gene Everly Herman Folsom Allen Forder Joyce Fordham Tom Forehand Janet Foy Arlo Gallentine Carol Geidner Sally Gelsinger Dick Geringer Leo Gossel Belly Jean Gray Helen Grim Betty Hall Donald Hand Margaret Harold Michael Harrison Judith Hayen Terry Heffelfinger Carol Henson Glenda Henson Eileen Hinrichs Beverly Hunter Rose lsenhart Terry Janssen Sara Jensen Leonard Johnson Jerry Jones Ronald Jones Ward Kelsey John Kenney Nancy King Woodrow King Gloria Klinger Kay Klocke Janice Knight Mary Koch Paula Kolb Sharon Koser Jon Lapp Jerry Latimer Marie Lotta Ray Law Bill Lawrence Louise Leach Bill Lehman Ronald Leuschke Robert Linboom Carol McFalls Bernell McKee Patsy McKinney Sharon McNitt Henry Martinez Eunice Mathis Eugene Megli Robert Miller Phyllis Mills Ralph Miner Anna Moore Harold Muntean Bruce Newcomb James Norton Herchel Osborne sag' X ig , ,. 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Q 4 , , 1. sys' l ' H it J NW' , 4 S srl 5' X 4 K if 1' rv fr leer is ,i 3 All lQi,gtE - Q -. - 'llvlgff Qsuislig El fl fr 1, 1 S',l'++1g?fgg5y,sul2,l' fghglii . gif. w i ll K iii '. 'i-.mf .. J ' ,,i5f' 'f -il' ' iw ., It f' Hui few ' Mhz axis R a fill? Que. -lflz..i,f,. tllilfllfiiiw ' llyflisiw ' if asm l . . ,M rg lil ,C K j e ,G l rv r wif, a .5 ., .4 6 , t lvl fll, X , ...- + E A iw- - S X 'Www Q V9 Igggwwnmwumww M, L KW Aw y Ye 3 .3-up - F ' in X ,L e ,Q . 'wie' S, ,, - 'L Student Council First Row-left to right-Carol Sue Bell, Betty .lo lngold, Treva Johnson, Martha Gelsinger. Second Row-Mr. Swierczewski, Charles Croy Larry Hart, .John Stern, Evelyn Von Bergen. Third Row-Bruce Newcomb, Ronnie Hasselman, Jerry Williams, Don Ebenezer. The Student Council is a group ot 3 representa-tives from each class. It is an organiza- tion for the purpose of promoting good will and more student government. The hall monitor system sponsored by the Student Council is in effect again this year. The Council also sponsored an all-school carnival in the spring. 46 National Honor Society Seated, left to right, are the new members inducted inducted in January, l955. Jim Norton, Pat McKinney, Sue Ann Wheelock, Donna Billeaux, Betty Hall, Eunice Mathis, Clarice Cook, Paula Kolb, and Gene Frump. Standing, with their advisor, are the old members. Miss Warren, Carolyn Holaday, Evelyn Martin, Pat Pfeffer, Carol Corl, Barbara McNinch, Elaine Engelhardt, Marilyn Day, Norma Cook, and Pat Connell. ln the back row are Palmer Swanson, Kurt Reichardt, and Eddie Davis. Induction into the National Honor Society is the highest achievement that can be attained by a high school student. Membership is based on character, scholarship, leadership, and service. This year the N.H.S. sponsored a Valentine Post Office which was a great success. 47 aiin First Row-left io right-Marguerite Jones, Sharon Hay, Frances Cavanaugh, Nuss rayw., .-, , Second Row-Beverly Devers, Jill Conley, Linda McGlashan, Kay Klocke, Louise Leach, Donna Billeaux, Marilyn Day, Joyce vvnw., ' ' T m Gartner, Terry Rhyne, John Geidner, Don Peterson, Gary Knabe, Tom Daniels, Juanita Williams. Judy Sears. Third Row-Kay Luevens, o Th ' . of silrdseilflllllelollncng is on Orgonlzollon Composed Ove Taken af leaf Lgfg,-, The Club . fu s one year of . f , I League. ls G Ihaled W'llW The Junior Classical I' if iiiif' aff: EE is , .z- 5 E1-gli? J , Fla , r , 2333- ' E522 ' 52 if ls Mfglllilll 2 Q ig, f gpg 48 ff? , 315 f X U v5 5 SEQ el ' -- Zi R 39? Z i W... ,as ,,,: ,, Sie mat, First Row-left to right-Joan Moron, Jessie Patten, Maxine Ehrczt, Borboro McNinch, Sue Insley, Jeanette Johnson, Jeon Proctor. Second Row-Norma Cook, Elizabeth Hall, Dorothy Simester, Betty Finders, Shirley Rohde, Karen Calkins, Olerio Flosi. Third Row- Wayne Edeus, Don Ebenezer, Don Nehrkorn, Darrell Livingston. Attendance Monitors And Office Workers Visual Aids First Row--left to right-Ralph Miner, Bob Martin, Jim Preston, Johnny Pierce, Chuck Bucy, Ronnie Ford, Kurt Reichordt. Second Row- Mr. Corl, Reggie Dolstrom, Ronnie Leuschke, Roger Whitlow, Bernell McKee, Ivan Eloerly, Don Nehrkorn. S f-si gs 4 m X First Row--left to right-Ruth McGava, Kay Williams, Kenny Williamson, Roberta Wolber, Carol Jones, Patsy McKinney. Second Row- Elaine Fluck, Sandra Pickeral, Dona Virtue, Rose lsenhart, Shirley Shelton, Mr. Tweedle. Third Row-Tom Forehand, Paula Kolb, Louise Leach, Donna Billeaux, Palmer Swanson. Librarians The librarians are students who assisted Mr. Tweedle in the Library during one of their tree periods. Rocket Scientists The Rocket Scientists are composed of students that are interested in the advancement of science in the school, the home, and the community. First Row-left to right-Jim Overley, Reggie Dalstrom, Sally Gelsinger, Marzetta Morgan, Joanne Leuschke, Betty Jo lngold, Bob Martin, Terry Rhyme. Second Row-Juanita Williams, Ralph Minor, Betty Hall, Bill Lehman, Leo Gossel, Pat Connell, Don Edling, Marlene Knowles, Mr. Baker. Third Row-Dick Geringer, Ronnie Leuschke, Palmer Swanson, Dick Stern, Jerry Eubanks, Bill Leland, Bill Bronson. l l l i First Row-left io right-Palmer Swanson, Sandra Pickrel, Mr. Miller, Terry Rhyne, Tom Gartner. Second Row-Sally Harper, Jim Norton, Donna Billeaux, Marlene Knowles, Eddie Davis, Sandra Viren. Third Rowe--Pat Bonnell, Janet Rogalski, Kay Lievens, Marguerite Jones Gene Frump. Debate The Debate Club, under Mr. lvliller's guidance, made a very fine showing this pasi season. They won six out of Twelve ai The Augustana Tournament, and had an average of 502 wins for The year. They also gave discussions for local civic groups. Auf 5 Left To righi-Judy Werlcmd, presidenfg Sue Wheelock, publicity chairman: Ruth McGclvc1, 'treosurerg Sally Gelsmger, secretory, Carol Cori, vice-president. Not pictured-Paulo Kolb, points chr. Q, 0.395 ha V,-4-'mx 4 X .S '- f K . ,1 . . ':Q?'A5?H2-QSIJKW Wild, 17115 'K i fifi:l?:1--KW SSW' wifi.-Ki,:-2 Hf.s,f,f1ii',gim , .N , A A KW? K v lil? 6- f A5 if kgs ,gag ' 2225, I 1, , M , , , ff ikm.iv.w 2 if 13 X S Q wi Q 12 if 3,1522 x X17 laik! , gp, 'ffgffl iii if ,1f:.1.wmq. Q1 , K ..m,,K.,, , K1 .454 ,-ix,.:i3, 4 .fi,,fi,, fx S , N 1 K fx X X 9 f ffikiieli W ' if :Q ,-:H -.4 sg f'f1isf1fg,, gb. fl sig - 'K 5 59 T, 1. 5 sm' .4 fi , 2 9. , , 5 Q V- 5- .5g..fg,f 11:1 1 :..fafQm N..-M ,..., W, .W , .X,.. .. .. ,, 5 f is gi i. .55 'S 5 Advisors, Miss Mcmcuso, Miss Guy .Q 1 f First Row-left to right-Jean Tompkins, Barbara MCNinch, Betty Jo lngold, Carol Jones, Marlene Knowles. Second Row-Shirley Kinmon, Carol Clifton, Carolyn Holaday, Cherry Strike, Karen Calkins. Third Row-Phyllis Krone, Norma Cook, Judy Werland, Elaine Engel- hardt, Carol Corl, Pat Connell. Seniors l' i J n' First Row-left to right-Donna Billeaux, Louise Leach, Shirley Shelton, Donna Ragsdale, Sue Anne Wheelock, Leah Brown, Kay Klocke, Pat McKinney, Helen Grim, Beverly Hunter, Second Row-Phyllis Mills, Lucille Beggs, Carol McFalls, Dorothy Cassens, Betty Jean Gray, Eunice Mathis, Sally Gelsinger, Doris Bennett, Bobbie Roebuck, Karen Boucher. Third Row-Verneen Swan, Sandra Bradford, Marie Latta, Carol Geidner, Carol Henson, Evelyn Von Bergen, Paula Kolb, Karen Nutt, Janice Smyth, Joyce Fordham. W l i if C First Row-left to right-Karen Kradle, Janice Murray, Joanne Leuschke, Marzetta Morgan, Sue Schwab, Sondra Viren, Lois Newman Second Row-Pat Bonnell, lola Nielson, Sharon Bonner, Sandra Gary, Sally Hennings, Mary Kay Yeager, Carol Reecher, Mariorie Day, Sandra Gerdes. Third Row-Sharon Hay, Pet Kent, Connie Proctor, Joanne Folkers, Kay Williams, Carol Sue Bell, Ruth McGava, Linda McGlashan, Patty Jo Arroyo. Fourth Row-Elaine Fluck, Vera Stewart, Beverly Charleston, Sandra Akridge, Carol Wagner, Dawn Bucher, Patty Henson, Shirley Storlien, Joyce Wiker. Sophomores This past year has been the largest and most active year than any in the past for G.A.A. It was heade-d by an executive board which planned special events. Some of these events were a picnic, hayrack ride, Christmas caroling, the Blue Moon Dance, the formal initiation, a booth in the Spring Carnival and many others. Tuesdays and Thursdays were the regular nights for G.A.A. At the beginning of the year Wednesday nights were set apart for bowling and at the end of the year it was an extra night to gain points. The main sports were soccer, volleyball, basketball, bowling, and individual sports. Each class had a representative with Carol Clifton repre- senting the senior class, Doris Bennett, iunior class, Linda McGlashen, sophomore, and Martha Gelsinger repre- senting the freshmen. There were also sports heads at the head of each sport. They were as follows, Patsy McKinney, soccer, Ruthie McGava, volleyball, Carol Sue Bell, basketball, and Sue Schwab, individual sports. Freshmen First Row-left to right-Dorothy James, Rosemary Chapman, Martha Gelsinger, Lorraine Melville, Gale Sharp, Marlene Newlon, Patty Crump, Beverly Devers. Second Row-Barbara Wright, Nancy Akerberg, Sally Harper, Nancy Sloat, Barbara Smith, Phyllis Royer, Jill Conley, Karen Hoot. Third Row-Joyce Fossett, Bonnie Koser, Diana Kinstler, Evelyn Mulnix, Jeanne Lehman, Carol Kramer, Carol Thome, Mary Ellen Anspach. Fourth Row-Janene Overly, Elaine Anderson, Peggy Knapp, Judy Wenger, Ruth Hasselman, Sally Henderson, Judy Boehms, Sally Fluck. tMs.1L Dramaficg Class .ff i ,F 12 S 1 -' ' LL, Ya -ii , .1 f...,1:f .rr A -, ,.:, K , A ': 'f .A ,L f ggyl ,A N ' -X fr' 11 'iw ,.-of vm aowfxe A R W XX. Secon 0 ' . C52:e'xXer, Loukse N-each' wud R xaBxcXwov6W- The DFG first fimemC'T!CS CIOSS W The able lrhlz Year, This lfOFmed for th 2 So . c e .2 members jlrshlp of MRO? Was Under Ear, The PIL-,we Orked on Theindrewsl The 9 p f STI Ir mg' rhe mei, glance inQUSi l::QC!Y 17in15g? Were 11 e' The th e The ' BOC!-11 The IXAGVI-ic ree plGyS preuse of ' and The Wge Proposqlnsenfed orkhouse VVOLCI f,HThe xngoxdf 90' Cod. B2 NNevXon6, Cmox yJxCCombs, 509980 Nev. N67 - E our-GS Dcwks, 'Loren CoXXCm5' xanax Covoiln VXQXGGOW Evewn Ngiwvczlixgiol' Boxobxe Roebuck' hm mags' RUM Home EUQXQMOYCM' GUN rx . Ke SV hem! Ex ko rK9W'mx Kem Ed Bock Power Swanson. C M1000 Ebenezer' Junior Class Play ., ,ff qw . 1.5 ,wi -i l Left lo right-.James Norton, PaTsy McKinney, Bernell McKee, Shirley Shelton, Bob Miller l f The Junior class presented The Patsy in the girls gymnasium November l9, 1954, in a manner presenred for The first time in This area. The method employed as known in fheairical circles, was Theatre-in-The-round. Instead of being presented on a sfage, , The Patsy was given on The gym floor with the audience seated in a half-circle around The sei. Mr. Andrews and his fine cast may be congratulated for Their success. l Left to right-Bernell McKee left to right-Louise Leach, Bill Lehman, Donna Ragsdole, Leonard Allen Johnson. Donna Rcigsdole. Future Homemakers Of America MXL Fnrst Row left to right Mass Stengel Nancy Akerloerg Peggy Knapp Pat Burgess Arlene Rlcks Ruth Rohde Gayle Sharp Sandra Gerdes Rosemary Chapman She la Whltrow Mass Fufe Second Row Phyllns Krone Carol Mocklun Sally Harper Sally Hennungs Treva Johnson Lons Lloyd Carol Kramer Nancy Reynolds Judy Bohms Joyce Fossett Thnrd Row Barbara McNlnch Betty Jean Gray Susy Thompson Sandra Plckerel Janet Rogalskl Marllou Dodd Pat Conboy Jeanne Lehman Elaxne Fluck Evelyn Mulnlx Fourth Row Ardnth Anderson Marilyn Day Phyllls Nelson Llnda Klocke Kay Klocke Joyce Slmpson Georglanna Polte Sally Fluck Connle Stanley Janice Murray The officers of the Future Homernalcers of America were Kay Klocke president Phyllis Nelson vice presmdent Sandra Gerdes secretary Joyce Simpson treasurer Sally Fluck publicity chairman Marilyn Day and Treva Johnson degrees chalrman Rosemary Chapman and Elalne Fluck hlstorlans They sponsored Teachers Day , co sponsored Valentine Dance and box social along vvxth other thmgs Mass Fife and Mass Stengel were the advisors rf 'KEY lr Sl Future Farmers First Row-left to right-Mr. Mills, Dale Smith, .lim Hanrahan, Dale Druien, Ronnie Lippens, Bob Dussler, Ronnie Helms, Chuck Koehler, Jim Atchley, Glenn Murray, Lee Murray. Second Row-Glenn Hendryx, Vernon Fowler, .lim Rakestraw, Harold Munteen, Lyle Plautz, Ronnie Knox, Frank Simister, Woody King, Jon Lapp, Ken Petterson. Third Row-Dave King, Leo Nardini, George Penclgraft, Lloyd Pence, Chappie Richardson, Roy Megli, Gene Megli, Louie Wolber, Lloyd Rhodes, Don Cheshier. sis -2 its il i xi tl ,fl i The Future Farmers of America is a group of boys interested in Agricul- ture and furthering their knowledge of agriculture. They carry on many proiects Throughout the year such as tree-planting, and they joined the F.H.A. in promoting the success of the Valentine Dance and the box social. Hats off to Mr. Mills for his untiring efforts in the leadership of these boys. The officers for the year were Roy Megli, president, Leo Nardini, vice-president, Eugene Q il? ' Megli, secretary, Glenn Hendryx, . fy .sg if 1 P ,fir 5' 1 - -gy ,I V 4 A . h,,,l,,gffi5afgr1gi r Liga: ggi ,Ang 'QM' Mx r s Wifi my treasurer, Jim Atchley, reporter. wi frrif, we r 1 . r 7 . , - 'A ' , ' U-. lmtigiakf .i if - iw tml ae - ' f- 3' A it . 5 fn M, llifiiiiiigi, , .ailgiiiliiivuSilliilnf flfilgjg. H if K -,' . ,3:,l i f K F Qc I 'frm f. gfgfflfgij 5, ...is lf .. f,.1f::gfg-.. A 4.2.5 A Y' 5 , , . T , 1 on gn VI Y I 1. Vegas? W Tffgii, , f A55 , . ' f ire M . .L F L 5 F421 L f' A 1 , r sz iirr U . Q, L , X li 7 X A . s.Mlei:l4l'L?7ffZ! at is ' ' f . .' rx F '- 'rl - I MN? 'fi A In .5 . 4: tw if 2 Rf sa, , m nf. . , X ,. -f . ,.v i L- ,V . 1 .W c lm rr ' yiivrg A n1'j?'i7F Q f ' .V . ' ., 1 , ' ff mafia .gi ' fffliffr. J, F' -W? . fs my ' . ' ri . ,M ,gegfpgk lm M Migiiggggghl . . , il kkVi l igy,,rzL,6Qs.i . , gE K2i4.Girl.M V r, K , iv. f ff it . mp, X . - ae , Q fs- . 2 -' V , . :Jar .., 1 ' ga .iw-wg. jr, Wulf- rrmgwfk A A :flew -Mi. ngffvw, .gygw ' ini? g et -nr '57 , fs' if lit: s if if l ':4.'EN,7'T3,i flity Q1 ff? , I ff wliiff RL 'WEE 'F ifete: lui Mi gf , , ifivjex, , rt . pjgeg Ric 1Hl5QZv ,f' f I I l , ,X ' -.1gf?ikg3,3, 37'-2, ga wi.2.ii'l.g.irggi. Mg.wliwkwfeilflifwrg j.g,i,f,gfbi.Mb ,,,. ,giggle y5gg43.if Q H , El Club 1 First Row-Janice Knight, Judy Hayen, Peggy Little, Connie Proctor, Roberta Wonlber, Lois Newman, Dean Thurston. Second Row-Carol McFalls, Violet Gray, Maxine Ehrat, Betty Jo lngold, Carol Janes, Gene Frump, Eddie'Davis. Third Row-Sandra Bradford, Sandra Far- thing, Bill Piicher, Thad Long, Dick Sullivan, Roger Whitlow, LeRoy Boseneiler. Seated, left to right-LeRoy Boseneiler, First Vice-President, Betty Jo lngold, President. Standing- Fay Tedrick, Historian, Judy Hciyen, Second Vice-President: Leonard Johnson, Sergeant at Armsg Eddie Davis, Reporter, Sandra Farthing, Treasurer, Maxine Ehrat, Secretary. The Spanish Club is a very active club in our school. There are always two high- lights in the year which are the Christmas party and the initiation. Many other meetings were held in the year with Mrs. Clap- per as advisor. Pasafiempo First Row-left to right-Jean Tompkins, Dona Virtue, Sally Finnicum, Beverly Cory, Nancy Sloaf, Sheila Wifherow, Lorraine Melville. Second Row-Betfy Sforlien, Bonnie Rude, Diana Kinsfler, Patsy McKinney, Carol Sue Bell, Ruih Hasselman, Donna Rayborn. Third Row-Ronnie Day, Lloyd Pence, Ronnie Harker, Jerry Frump, Francis Beckley, Jake Hackbarfh. First Row-left io right-Clclrice Cook, Marie Laila, Paffy Crump, Christine DeBord, Christine Harvell. Second Row-Lorraine Black, Evelyn VonBergen, Carol Clifton, Shirley Kinmon, Barbara Stern, Alyce Teach. Third Row-Mike Harrison, Leonard Johnson, Norman Day, Don Boseneiler, Dick Schueler. 61 ff 4 or an ,,. , V- , L , . . My + 1 -. . . .: Z Wh' ' - ,513 1 A l g yi c., , K V , h y ,wk Hasseiman, Giiiene, f f 'f .Z First Rowfieh to righkfrlir. Hinders, Nlernon Johnson, Bruce Newcomb, Don Lehman, Ronnie Day, Don Chapman. Second Rowfilonoid Ford, Jim Cain, Ponaid Heims, Knabe, Ward Keisey, Larry Royer, Johnny Pierce, Dean Thursien. Third RowfDon Hand, Don Peterson, Geringer, Jim Aichiey, Weiiard Griffith, Berneh Mciiee, Ronnie Leuschke, Mike Harrison, Jerry Jones. Fourth Row Pritchard, Jesse Wiison, Jim Sefton, Bob Shafer, Norden Scanion, Bob Dussier, Eari Devers, Cari Dooien, Neii Oiien, Danny Todhunrer. Fifth Rowfi-Biii Croy, Biii Piicher, Bob Cray, Nlirgii Smith, Gienn Hendryx, Darreii Livingston, Carroii Scudder, Terry lanssen. Sixth Row-Waiter Wrighi, Dick Aggen, Jerry Wiiiiams, Biii Bronson. The URN Club . iggned maior Ol: Cfmposed of GI in Y Ore responsibnimof lerfers in TL boys who h blk Thi floor GniIfOl' such Iobs O e field of Spoalle e ' s . r Mr. Hgnggrgflmes, To Tighfgl dunes iilsglng, sweesl games WS, QOe5 the Club and eCTed with M. I e would qedif of 'heir ad - inVorHmciers for his TWSPGCIQIIY lillilefwell orgaxszg Qamzing me Re -Ord Work GMO acknowled QIODQI Tour-no Unfit-ing eff Qe ments. 0l'T5 62 McGiashan, Ronnie Jerry Eubanks ii Lyie Piaukz, Noei Gary Chuck Bucy, Dick fiimer A First R club owxleff io right-Don Nehrkorn, Gary Thompson, Jim Eshleman, Don Ebenezer, Louie Wolber, Bill Lelond. Second Rowe Jim Branch, Jim Derrickson, Cori Anronifis, Tony Coppofelli, Leo Nordini, Eddie Crump, Dick Beelendorf. Third Row-Woyne Gopp, W Don Eades, Lloyd Rhodes, Choppie Richardson, Jim Presion, Gene Frump, Eddie Davis, Jerry Frump. Fourth RowNLesier Kinney, Lee Murray, LeRoy Boseneiler, John Stern, Roger Whiflow, Thad Long, Jim Norton, Bill Lawrence, Leonard Johnson, Wayne ubright. 5 I lik 'C UN W-, 'v ' A lf s 4 2 1 '-'i Q W' NVLNII ,X Tx 5' Wig . .2 Q9 LNX .. L5 ' . I f .V 1 x ls .I ' 1 ' Q ma 15, Y f 9 J . ' X I 5, .- 0 -N3--N Lay 63 Photo Club First Row-Judy Cedro, Arnetta Cook, Joyce Wiker, Helen Grim, Carol Henson, Evelyn Von Bergen, Bobbie Roebuck, Ruth McGava Janice Smyth. Second Row-Carol McFalls, Palmer Swanson, Jerry Frump, Gene Frump, Eddie Davis, Fred Stern, Bill Lehman Frances McCombs, Ardith Anderson. Third Row-Francis Beckley, Jim Preston, Jim Schultz, Wayne Edeus, Chuck Bucy, Bernell McKee, Mike Harrison Charles Baker, Johnny Evans. ' - ' The primary purpose of the Photo Club is of course to acquaint its members with the intricasies and mysteries ot photography. As the students progress in the knowledge ot photography these are clarified in their minds and the mysteries soon melt away to become concrete knowledge. Photography that is understood is no magic trick or magic art but applied science which is soon understood and comprehended. Students taking part in the Photo Club learn the fundamentals which include picture taking, developing, printing, and enlarging. Special nights are devoted to tinting of pictures, portrait making and the more advance stages ot picture taking. 64 Annual Staff First Row-Maxine Ehrat, Dona Virtue, Betty Boese, Elaine Engelhardt, Evelyn Martin, Judy Werland, Marlene Knowles, Betty Jo lngold, Pat Connell. Second Row-Anita Williams, Violet Gray, Phyllis Krone, Carolyn Haladay, Shirley Rohde, Frances McCombs, Ardith Anderson, Barbara McNinch, Jean Tompkins. Third Row-Elizabeth Hall, Nancy Cor-Scaden, Norma Cook, Joan Moran, Anna Parks, Sue lnsley, Donna Wike, Betty Sefton. Fourth Row-Betty Storlien, Pat Baker, Palmer Swanson, Fred Stern, Wayne Edeus, Gene Frump. The Annual Staff met at the begin-ning of the year and voted to meet every Wednesday evening. Thereafter, meetings began to present problems to the inexperienced seniors on the staff. After several meetings an-d a lot of hard work, things began to develope and a yearbook took shape . We can say, though, that the work was fascinating, fun, and eventually rewarding. Our thanks and appreciation go to our sponsor, Mr. Donisch, who also took and developed picture-s for the book. 65 6 h tiaren Cotktns, Martene Knowtes, Carot Ctttton, Sandra tsey Lee ktns, Bar k Shtrtey d Rhodes, Nordtnt, t.e lean Tarnp atne btac , Rowfttoy 's Leo Chappt Frances McCornbs, Second Rov4't.orr herry Strike. Third RowfCart Antonin , w Tony Coppotettt, . Sixth Row' F Ptnderson, Mr Mttter. t Jones, C Fourth d Fttth Ro f ' Norton t Ardtth 'ne Ehrat, . td Caro tes Baker. Bttt Letan . krtdge, ttrn Ftrst Rowftett to rtgh f Bobbie Roebuck, Evetyn Marttn, Mmu Bradtord, Carat Getdner, Marte Lotta, Betty to tngo , Murray, Bob Marttn, Eddte Dovts, Jock tlubrtght, tom Gartner, Char te Rick, Jtrn Eshternan, Dtck Beetendort, Eddte Crurnp, Loute Wotber, er Whtttow, Letloy Bosenetter, Gary thompson, Jtrn Preston, Dtck A rs, Nltrgtt Srntth, Bttt Croy, Terry Janssen, Don Ebenezer. tfnney, Ronn d Long, Rag vtd Watte r Rtchordson, tha dder, Eart Devers, Da C arratt Scu The Pe p Club Odded 4- WGS Uno . Th yeUf', 'TSO Hide eXTrO,CUr gr new Ofgon- i scho pr'mC1ry r'CU'Gr 'Z0T'On Smog: Spirit GT -CEFVPOSG WGSp2OQrom This function Gfhlef' O pVOm0 ff Mr. Emil Under Them contests GTZ ' n Oistired and Sir, sponsoribgi leadership P Xemplified mofed m G club ho orents Ni h by The Clny new id S seoson. Q t held d Ftramonon of eos urtng The fombthe oil b McNtnc , t4tnrnon, Ward tie , ster Club First Rowxleft to righfNMarlene Newlon, Patsy McKinney, Evelyn Von Bergen, Paula Kolb, Carol HSNSON, ANNO PUl'lfS, JOHN Moran, Gene Frump. Second RowNSally Henderson, Linda McGlashan, Kay Klocke, Helen Grim, Karol Wagner, Judy Weflfmdf Par Connell, Bill Bronson. Third RowNDonna Billeaux, Louise Leach, Sue Wheelock, Donna Ragsdale, Janice S Reichardt, Darrell Livingston, Jerry Eubanks, Betty Boese. Fourth RowNSue Schwab, Shirley Shel Folkers, Joyce Wiker, Barbara Stern, Janet Schueler, Dona Virtue, Betty Sforlien, Bert myth, Kurt ron, Leah Brown y Sefton. , Joanne Arrow First Row-left to right-Sara Jensen, Judy Werland, Betty Sefton, Sandra Bradford, Anna Parks, Marlorie Purkapile, Second Row Ted Tompkins, Betty Boseneiler, Diana Culp, Dorothy Simester, Janeen Detweiler, Dick Martin. Wayne Edeus, Jim Eshleman, Darrell Livingston, Jerry Eubanks, Bill Leland. The Arrow Staff is composed of three Journalism classes. Each putting out the school paper, The Arrow They have done an Mr. Donisch as their instructor. The paper has certainly shown a 1 through the initiation of a new printing process. I , ,14 I , ,.gl:klV. f ,Vt VVVV ' , ' K -W' 'V f. , iefbfff: 'fs?ff'5V-1 K A f f A Vf-' A . A s?4J5ff:, ' , f is N - its i H ' L l V s to Third Row Jim Portner, Virgil Smith i .i is ,Qt . ty Vs, - ' class takes their turn J exceptional iob with g marked improvement ,iw ,str vs N.. ,Q M, st' .X I First Row-left to right-Ruth Nutt, Anita Williams, Isola Stringer, Dana Virtue, Shirley Shelton, Sandra Farthing, Carolyn Holaday Shirley Rohde. 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P45 , isir 55551 ,ti if H V Il SW us' v . fist - f mf - ly. K,,s K, fjrnig .K Heirs, ,,x-,V W, kfmglr gg.vi,si,1, ,rw ,ix M , nn! i, A . K U, ,Qt A V Q, .tgp ,M . .V ., . ,,..fX' ,.,,..'U 'Km Qwlm .mf wifi' , I First Row-left to right-Sue Insley, Phyllis Krone, Pat Baker, Joan Moran, Betty Betty Finders, Marlene Knowles, Lech Brown, Oleria Flosi, Jeanette Johnson, Ken Bronson, Glenn Hendryx, Bill Lehman, Carl Doolen. K 135 x ,il ,, wi, I ' wld' - ' 'KF' .. itil I L S S V Boese, Betty Storlien. Second Row-Tony Coppotelli t Goodrich. Third Row-Paul Simister, Bill Pilcher, Bill e-.1 fea- 495 f 5 'CMM M551 Left to right-Party Jo Arroyo, Janice Smyth, Sondra Viren. First Row-left 'ro right-Eddie Davis, Joyce Fosseit, Jean Tompkins, Ronnie Harker, Karol Wagner. Second Row-Ruth Nuff, Jackie Skaggs, Barbara McNinch, Karen Hoot, Joanne Leuschke, Juanita Williams. Third Row-Patty Crump, Barbara Wright Peggy Knapp, Linda McGlashan, Kay Williams, Mary Welri. Fourth Row-Pat Connell, Betty Jo lngold, Jim Overly, Gary Knabe, Bernell McKee, Lindo Klocke. g Firsi Row-left fo righi-Jacob Hackborth, Rodney Daniels, Terry Heffelfinger, Rondey Wolber, Johnny Evans, Eugene De Bord. Second Row-Jim Belleni, Marlene Knowles, Jerry Stanley, .lock Rubrighl, Ruth McGova, Horolcl Thicksren. Third Row-Marzetta Morgan, Palmer Swanson, Ronnie Leuschke. Left to right-Janene Overly, Jack Peterson, Mike Harrison, Reggie Dalslrom. -n I - ' f'fr - rw rffiiafisgiwmmmzefrwemixifwsgf:sr,-.1 . -rm .V f. Q., :ii .r.fmWMwmwaew,,.t... .,.. .f ,.u.,.,mrs -f-- .lf-fwlrsvrm ,M,,,.W.,,..n.,,.,.r.1,e X r ,I 1 E. 1 x X ,J r ' ,, x Q. x W 1' J 3 w L if Fi, Roi' Rowxl ' if Sh. NSU eff - x 'Hey nd'Q 'O fi Q1 r H R B 9h -- olide fadfo fxc f, .ts I' Helen Pofrol Jo,-, S 5 ffm, Picker SZ Bonn i 'TY . ' fe orb Rlfd W . 1' Yllls Mill Oro e S, S Sfern 'DGfendo H Q ndra Sfggoinnq Wenson y - me f fe, A ' Ann U7 N ., 0 P Ulf, Z Orksv rlitirrolyn K i d of Row Udo X Y. Carol Csecond , . ll-no I7, gs First Row-left ,io righlQSandra Forrhing, Phyiiis Sprankie, Jean Tompkins, Roberta Woiber, Eunice Mathis, Meiba Smith. Second Row-Shiriey Conair, Shiriey Shehon, Anna Moore, Laurei Poiiock, Nancy Car-Skaden ' Third Row-Vioiei Gray, Roberta Vos, Shiriey Snow, Ardith Anderson, Nancy King. - Shiriev Kin-mon. 'hr Tw rus 5 First Rowfrerr to rightfludy H-cyen, Beth, Grey, Drone CuNp, Sue Wheeknck, Drone Comns. Second Rowf Janeen Detwener, Sue MnsXey, Kay Nocke, XlloXer XnguXXs, Nlirgrniu Weeks. Third RowfSu-Ly Thompson Lech Brown, Evrekfn Von Bergen. Mn B I' ewer Sophomore Chorus First Row-left to right-Christine Bloomquist, Elaine Boyer, Lavon Ulve, Bev Corey, Sally Finnicum. Second Row-Par Bonnell, Sue Scud- der, Carolyn Pitts, Dawn Bucher. Third Row-Arneiia Cook, Maxine Howard, Juanita Williams. First Row-left to right-Lois Mills, Sandra Gerdes, Sue Schwab, Sandra Viren, Connie Proctor, Sheila Whitherow. Second Row--Jucly Cedro, Judy Taylor, Carol Ann Bell, Lois Newman, Sally Hennings, Joyce Simpson, Carol Reecher. Third Row-Marzeiia Morgan, lola Nielson, Carol Sue Bell, Antoionerie Rainowski, Patty Hensen, Mary Kay Yeager, Shirley Storlien. 1 2, f Wh... 74- Freshman Chorus 1 1 J' fr : ,. First Row-left to right-Sally Harper, Darlene South, Georgia Propheter, Marguerite Jones, Verna Voss. Second Row-Sandra Henson, Carol Thome, Donna Rayborn, Janene Overley, Karen Hoot. Third Row-Viola Young, Lois Lloyd, Judy Matthews, Marilyn Dodd, Arlene Ricks. Fourth Row-Nancy Akerberg, Shirley Sharp, Treva Johnson, Elaine Anderson, Connie Stanley, Sally Fluck. First Row-left to right-Ruth Rohde, Gayle Sharp, Joy Gray, Pat Cisketti, Frances Cavanough. Second Row-Joyce Kober, Freida Scudder, Sue Truedson, Karen Hummell, Christine DeBord, Christine Harvell. Third Row-Georgianna Polte, Nancy Eshleman, Charlotte Pyse, Charlotte Parmley, Martha Gelsinger, Judy Freet, Bonnie Kosier. Fourth Row-Judy Bohms, Kay Lievans, Peggy Knapp, Judy Wenger, Sally Henderson, Ruth Hasselman, Judith Williamson. 75 Boys' Chorus First Row-left io right-Dick Schueler, Tom Presion, Bill Bauder, Phyllis Sprankle, Charles Baker, Harold Van Drew, Bob Gray, Mike Modler. Second Row-Bob Martin, Harold Thicksien, Bill Kimmel, Bill Lawrence, Terry Heffelfinger, Dick Marlin, Richard Lacina. Third Row-Charles Deyo Dick Snapp, Terry Rhyne, Jim Norton, Don Truedson, Bill Sfindi, Dennis Moraih, Eugene DeBord. Fourih Row- Ronnie Jones, JDe'fweil-er, Lloyd Pence, Jacob Hackbarih, Jerry Heffelfinger, John Stern, Jerry Jones, Charles Bohms. ill rl Wi or The Boy's Chorus, under The leadership of Mr. Marvin Brewer, made several personal appearances such as The Spring Concert, Merrill School, banqueis, and programs in X X i ' rp the c ginity. I 76 . 'www . 8 M . K, Q, 'i w s g f k ,ffrdfisl 1- 'media 73 ?5 a5gQg12Qvr'z I W. - , H33'73i?i'i3Hfrffi2iWQm?i, 5311 Q5 75 ' ' L 9 .4 an A gf .Q K .gdmw , my-aw, is--f 'im w First Row-left to right-.lim Preston, Norden Scanlon, Virgil Smith, Carl Antaniris, Edwin Davis. Second Row-Mr. Duhm, Bill Bronson Ron Hasselman, Bill Leland. Cross Country Coach Duh-m's varsity and frosh-soph cross country teams completed a very successful season. Outstanding runner for varsity was Carl Antanitis who placed twelfth -at the state cross country -meet last year. Dick Burns and Neil Often led the frosh-soph team and exchanged for first place in several meets. Rock Falls may loo-lc forward to another victorious season next year. 78 Bottom Row-left to right-Dick Henson, Larry Scanlon, Gary Knabe, Kenneth Nusbaum, Neil Otten. Second Row-Francis Beckley, Fred Siern, Willard Griffith, Ray Cervantes, Phillip Decker. Third Row-Roger Hackbarth, Bob Shaffer, Jim Sefton, Terry Rhyne, Dick Burns, Tom Daniels. I Ed Davis, Ron Hasselman, Virgil Smith, Bill Leland, Bill Bronson. ,Q -- V - f -Que. , M, A W f ,. , Y First Row left to right Kenneth Clevenger Eugene Harrell Wayne Gdpp, Larry Scanlon, Dick Martin, Norden Scanlon. Second Row- Mr Bruce MacDonald Bob Dussler Don Hand ,lack Albert Ward Kelsey, Jim Rakestraw, Henry Pendagratt, Mr. Eugene Swierczewski. Wrestling starts right after the football season. Wrestling is a relatively new sport in Rock Falls High, as it was started only tour years ago by Mr. Terry, an English teacher at our school at that time. Mr. Terry and the boys worked hard the tirst two years and set a good foundation for wrestling. Mr. Swierczewski has taken over where Mr. Terry left oft. This last season our boys started slow, but with the help ot the coach getting married, they started a winning streak that never stopped until the end of the season which put the boys on a 6 win, 4 loss season. Richard Martin was the only senior on the team this season and did a fine iob as captain of the squad for the last season. - w ' I' 9 S i n First row-left to right: Robert Nutt, Kenneth Clevenger, Eugene Harrell, Wayne Gopp, Lorry Sconlon, Dick Martin, Norden Scanlon, Kenny Neuslouum. Second row: Tom Preston, John Camper, Bob Dussler, Don Hcnd, Jock Alberf, Word Kelsey, Jim Rukesfrow, Henry Pendorgrdfi, Gene Horner, Don Fell. Third row: Mr. Bruce MacDonald, Johnny Pierce, Allen Harden, Jack Royer, Thad Long, Larry Royer, Carroll Scudder, Mr, Eugene Swierczewski. Football The T954 football season can be classified as a successful season. The teams record was five wins, three losses, and cne tie. A school record was set with the team holding their losing opponents score- less. The Princeton game was the best game our boys played. The game was played under the hazards of rain and a muddy field and even though Prince- ton was one of the few teams that had downed the powerful Rochelle Hubs , the game ended with the Rockets in a tie. Most of the first string lineup consisted of seniors but there were many iuniors who made a fine show- ing and will no doubt make an excellent showing in the 1955 season. Many thanks go to coach Mac- Donald for his fine work inspiring the boys on to victory. Savanna Sterling Geneseo Rochelle Princeton Mendota Dixon Newman Morrison VARSITY SCHEDULE Opponents O 33 O 21 7 14 O O O Rock Falls 14 O 27 6 7 O T3 27 7 First row-left to right: Jim Ashley, Jerry Law, Tony Coppetelli, Jim Derrickson, Don Ebenezer, Terry Heffelfinger, Don Nehrkorn, David Waters, Earl Devers, Vernon Johnson. Second row: John Kenny, Darrell Livingston, Gene Horner, Jim Eshelman, Bill Croy, Ed Crump, Gary Thompson, Don Hand, Carroll Scudder, Charlie Deyo, Don McGlashan, Leo Nardini, Mr. Walt Hardy. Third row: Bruce McDonald, Ward Kelsey, Jerry O'Brien, Jerry Eubanks, Bill Chapman, Louis Wolber, Leonard John- son, Walt Wright, Glenn Hendryx, Bruce Newcomb, Gene Everly, Don Eades, Ron Rick, Mr. Henry Petshelt. Terry Boehm was absent. Upper left-left to right: Ward Kelsey, Don Ebenezer, ,lim Atch- ley. Upper right: Gene Everly, Earl Devers, Ronnie Rick, Ward Kelsey, Jim Derrickson. Second from the top: Gary Thompson, Ed Crump, Don Ebenezer, Tony Coppotelli, Don Nehrlcorn. Right, second from the top: Charles Deyo, Glenn Hendryx, Carol Scud- der, Terry Heffelfinger. Front- .lim Atchley. Left, third from top: Leo Nordini, Don Eodes, .lerry Low, Wolter Wright, Jerry Eu' banks, Bill Chapman. Right, third from top: Louis Wolber, Gene Horner, Jim Eshelman, Leonard Johnson, Don McGlashon, Bill Croy. Bottom left: Glen Hendryx, Darrell Livingston, Jerry O'Brien, Dave Waters, Bruce Newcomb, Don Hand. en init -23,9 H f 'X swim XYQ?-gl' Left fo right Louis Wolber and unxdentnfled oppon Left to rlghf Don Hand Coach Walter Hardy Dave Waters Ward Kelsey and fhlrd leg umdenhfned X Left io right Don Nehrkorn Coach McDonald Tony c, Coppotelll player behind Coppofelll umdenhfxed Zi Carroll Scudder Terry Janssen Earl Devers 0lllhQw-alfa, wif-Qi Www wiv! Mm-fs-fwww ,M -Jw:-ww? M V- 'Ff 4ziGi'm.3,4m,,g ml-wSew ff if ,L Below Left lo rlghi Coach Henry Pefshell Sfandmg Jlm Eshelman and Leo Nardlnl ln poslhon for action are Louis Wolber Jerry Eubanks and Don Eades Below Our boys nn achon Left io rlgh! Don Ebenezer Kay Draper of Dlxon and Edward Crump First Row-left to right: Don Chapman, Jerry Stanley, Ronald Fors, Jerry Heffelfinger, Lyle Plautz, Henry Pendgralt, Harold Stewart, Chappie Richardson, Larry Hart. Second Row: Lloyd Rhodes, Ray Simester, Tom Gartner, Jack Rubright, Neil Allison, Tommy Ebenezer, Charles Croy, Richard Akridge, Floyd Deyo, Danny Johnson. Fourth Row: John Geidner, Paul Waters, Allen Harden, Diclc Yeoward, Douglas Martin, Larry Zewiefelholfer, David Rameriz, Allen Hall, Assistant Coach Swierczewski, Fifth Row: Coach Viponcl, John Camper, Arthur Heinz, Bob Papaccia, Allen Weber, Donald Wakenight, Eddie Gale, Jim Schultz, Freshmen Coach Ocker. Sixth Row: Bob Nutt, Jim Bishop, Kenny Clevenger, Wayne Rehbein, Wayne Hunter, Gary Schueler, Maunrice Figeley, Rodney Wolber, Harold Thicksten, Arlyn Caine. Frosh-Soph FROSH-SOPH SCHEDULE Opponent Rock Falls Savanna 8 6 Sterling 7 6 Geneseo 12 13 Rochelle 6 i2 Princeton O 28 Mendota 21 6 Dixon 7 O Newman 19 12 85 ..pnM Kneeling: Bennett, Heinze, Schreiner Booth. Standing: Thicksten, Mr. Ocker Figeley, Ramirez, Hunter. Left to right: Unidentified player, Mr. Swierczewski, Ploutz, Boseneiler, Rich- ardson, Martin, Croy. l K Golf ' is Left to right, kneeling: Ward Kelsey, Richard Snapp, Bob Thome, Francis Beckley, Ralph Minor. Standing Thomas Daniels, Bill Lehman, Frank Simister, Noel Gillette, Dick Geringer, Mr. Walter Hardy, Jim Derrickson The golf squad, coached by Mr. Walter Hardy, turned out early in April for practice at Emerald Hill Country Club. During May and June they engaged in meets with schools in the surrounding districts. With only one senior returning, the squad enjoyed a successful season. Much credit must be given to promising freshmen members of the squad who were playing their first team games this year. Daniels, Lehman, Simister, Gillette, Geringer, Derrickson. QW? 1' Varsiiy a S 5 5 FT Qaililiigig, 13 6' plwf 5 il ll, Don Nehrkorn or :Q 1 , if Q f x ii First Row-Left to right: Darrell Livingston, Virgil Smith, Tony Copperelli, Don ' McGloshan, Wayne Rubrighf, Don Nehrkorn, Bill Croy. Second row: Coach Duhm, R gh., in TAX ll ilu ,Yi L Mounf Morris Newman Amboy Don McGlashan Clinton Freeport Time ouil Left to right: Leonard Johnson, Bruce Newcomb, Dixon Don Nehrlcorn, Tony Coppoielli, Louie Wolber, Bill Lehman, HGH M . anoger Galesburg Dixon OTTGWCI Princeton Dixon Sterling Peoria Woodruff TTLTTI A Boskeibal Opponent Rock Falls 57 63 65 69 52 63 79 57 69 42 72 62 49 59 67 46 61 69 69 58 70 46 76 47 62 59 64 60 l l Louie Wolber, John Zinanni, Leonard Johnson, Glenn Hendryx, Ronnie Hosselmon, Bruce Newcomb, Kurt Reichardl. ecord Opponents Rock Falls Geneseo 71 67 Sterling 64 49 Morrison 59 56 Oiiowo 48 55 Horlem of Rockford 81 68 Dekalb 60 81 Morrison 53 45 Mendota 65 58 Eos? Moline 98 61 Allemon 65 59 Rochelle 69 57 Rock Falls Regional Tourney Amboy 69 88 Sferling 72 61 The team in o huddle,left io right:--Don Nehrkorn, Louie Wolber, Wayne Rubrighf, Virgil Smith, Bill Croy, Coach Duhm. 89 1 A f7?f.,g5 any x. X rl ,mf 1 V f r 1 1 , Q,sffg3,, EES fs .QM - 15 Virgil Smith W Jw g Q, Y gi l J f , 'Pi fd pf mm Q., 351 M AM-ff ' .. if K ml -' J 1 1 9155, all f 1 lr i . L il 1 fx , K ' S M , '-4. xii X .J Ronnie Rex Hasselmon Glenn Cable Hendryx Frosh o P h B ci s k e t b X...,f x - s 'QQ if NV nge.-es 'WN FD 7' EH iF l First Row, left to right: Jerry Stanley, ,lim Sefton, Don Chapman, Neil Otten, Jim Cain, Larry Ha Charles Croy, Daniel Johnson, Frank Simester, Dick Akriclge, Tommy Daniels, Ronnie Dickinson Y 3 I 1, Mr. Tabor offering his congratulations to the team. QU i Presentation of the Fresh-Soph Tournament Trophy to Larry Hart. Presenting the trophy is Mr. Tabor. New 5. I l. . ,,,,, in llT l ssie Wilson, Leroy Boseneiler, Gary Kolb. Second Row: Coach Vipond, Lyle Plautz, Douglas Martin, Basketball Schedule Mount Morris Newman Amboy Clinton Freeport Dixon Hall Princeton Dixon Sterling Peoria Geneseo Erie Mendota Amboy Ottawa Harlem of Rockford De Kalb Morrison Mendota East Moline Alleman Rochelle Opponent Rock Falls 4l 40 39 oi 45 44 36 57 42 49 40 37 32 59 40 49 52 72 57 42 46 45 45 The Frosh-Soph team made an excellent showing this season. They were the highest scoring Frosh-Soph team in the history of Rock Falls Township High School, with 1,298 points to their opponents i,O7O. Helping them to break that record was their excep- tionally high shooting percentage of field goals and free throws. Neil Otten set an all time scoring record with 327 points on the Frosh-Soph squad. The boys on the team possessed a real desire to learn, to be cooperative, and to win. These qualities in the team proved very profitable by winning the Frosh- Soph tournament held in our new gymnasium. Jim Schultz and Dennis Morath were the capable managers, and they did a very efficient iob. Fred Nehrkorn was on the team lout was not present at the time the picture was taken. Coach Vipond is to loe commended for his fine work and he states, They were a wonderful group of boys! Let's Dance! Don Chapman, LeRoy Boseneiler, Frank Simestei Danny Johnson, Neil Otten, Jessie Wilson. Junior Varsity Xa! I I ex, X44 Front row, left to right: Ray Law, Ray Cervantes, John Stern, Phillip Decker, Gary Knabe. Second row: Leland Murray James Derrickson, Edward Crump, Ronald Ford, Jerry Williams. Third row: Noel Gillette, Carl Doolen, Robert Croy, Ronald Leusch ke, Mr. Hardy, James Preston. Dixon Frosh-Soph Chadwick Amboy Fulton Sterling Dixon Morrison Newman Newman Amboy Dixon Fulton Sterling Schedule We 50 52 46 36 45 51 65 55 55 70 35 70 65 92 They 56 58 47 46 55 55 48 44 67 48 57 57 68 Freshman aj.. V. -4 ui i kk L First row, left to right: Stephen Nichols, Arthur Heinz, Tom Ebenezer, David Ramierz, Morris Fagiey. Second row: John Rubright, Thomas Gartner, Robert Thome, Douglas Rude, Donald Boseneiler, Gary Schreiner. Third row: Charles Baker, Paul Gallentine, Dick Burns, Edward Gale, Stan Barlow, Mr. Petschelt. The Freshman squad won only four games of eleven played but have earmarked them- selves as strong competitors for future years. Dick Burns led the team in total points Cl32i, free throw accuracy 1.6675 with 22 points out of 33 attempts and was elected honorary captain for the season. Paul Gallentine, Bob Thome, Jack Rubright, Dave Ramirez and Tom Ebenezer played steady ball throughout the past season. 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Our freshman year was filled with many trials and tribulations, such as face most freshies . Find- ing your way around in the new surroundings, learning to work combination lockers, remembering not to chew gum or talk in Study Halls were some of our problems. Although we had our difficulties, we still managed to have fun. At our picnic, held in Sinissippi Park, we had our share land then somel of the food usually found at Freshman class picnics. Most of us participated in the games provided, volley-ball, baseball, etc. Some of the more adventurous ones climbed the trails and tried crossing the little stream on the stepping stones. Then there were others-they fell in! Our Freshman class officers were Carol Carl, president, Earl Gray, vice-presiclent, Vernon John- son, secretary and treasurer. Our student council representatives were Elaine Engelhardt, Jackie Skaggs, and Dick Stern. 'The teachers who advised and helped us through our first year in high school were Mr. Vipond, chair- man, Miss Fife, Miss Gay, Mr. Eliot, Mr. Johnson, and Mr. Mills. Thanks go to all of them! Next September brought us back for more. It felt good to be Sophomores too. We learned among other things, that you never say kneecap , but pa- tella , and it's not shoulder blade , it's scapula. I doubt if any of us got twenty words per minute in Personal Typing and a balance sheet rarely balanc- ed in Personal Record Keeping. Lots of fun was in store for us at our picnic which was held in Sinissippi Park. We elected Betty Storlien as president, Richard Aggen, vice-president, and Kurt Reichardt as secre- tary-treasurer. Representatives to the student council were Patricia Connell, James Kerr and Gary Thomp- son. After we made the grade we were upper class- men. We elected Gary Thompson, president, Betty Storlien, vice-president, Kurt Reichardt, secretary, and Maxine Ehrat, treasurer. Everyone worked hard to earn money that busy junior year. We sold candy, milk, popcorn, gum and coke, not to mention magazines and Christmas cards. The seniors were co-sponsors with us in putting on the Homecoming Dance, October l7, l953. Donna Gelsinger was elected as queen and reigned over the affair. On November 20, l953, the iunior class pre- sented the Curious Savage , written by John Patrick, directed by Mr. James Andrews. Dramatic talent was abundant and the play was a success. On May 22, l954, the night of prom, we fully realized our efforts were not in vain. Our theme was Evening in Paris. Paris herself couldn't have been more lovely and romantic that night as Barbara Beckley reigned as the Prom Queen. We greatly appreciated the efforts of Miss Taylor, who assisted us greatly, as chairman of our class advisors. Thanks also go to our other class advisors, Miss Gay, Miss MacLean, Miss Stengle, Mr. Barkdoll, Mr. Brewer, and Mr. Pederson. ln September of T954 we seniors took our place in the halls of Rock Falls High. Us? Yes, usl Phyllis Krone served as president the first semester. Second semester, Darrell Livingston assumed the duties of that office. The second semester Maxine Ehrat was voted in as the new vice-president, Bill Chapman was our secretary and Karen Calkins served as treasurer. The senior representatives to the Student Council were Betty Jo lngold, Don Ebenezer, and Ronald Hasselman. The class advisors were headed by Mr. Baker, assisted by' Mrs. Shults, Miss Warren, Mr. Miller, Mr. Donisch, Mr. Mills, and Mr. McDonald. We chose as our motto, The Higher You Climb, The Better the View. As our colors, aqua and white were chosen and the white rose as our flower. We helped the iuniors sponsor the Homecoming Dance for which Linda McGlashan was elected Queen. The Christmas Formal was also sponsored by the seniors. When we look back on all the work that it took to achieve this goal of graduation, we surely realize that every bit of the toil was worth it. We now have in our possession something that no one can take away from us. We are truly grateful to be citizens in such a great land where we have the opportunity to receive an education. Class Prophecy The other day, Friday, August 4, l975, we saw iust found on their late trip to Africa. While in Bill Leland and Jerry Eubanks pondering over some Africa they met some old classmates now touring rare insects, in their own laboratory, which were the world as newspaper journalists, Isola Stringer cmd Janeen Detweiler. ' Back home Jerry Law and Fay Tedrick are keep- ing the home fires burning at their seven-room house up on the mountains in Arkansas. Carol Clifton has recently admitted her 25th orphan at her orphanage which is in a nearby town. ln Nashville we see the world's typical successful bachelor, Bill Janssen, sitting in an easy chair listening to Come Back My Love. A few days ago Glen Hendryx was on a va- cation with his wife and children getting away from his cement factory. While in New York City he stopped in and visited Cherry Strike, newly elected governor of New York. Also in New York City are Nancy Car-Skaden, a frustrated art instructor and Violet Gray, a songwriter who has iust composed a hit, You Can't Take It With You, So l Didn't Bother To Get Any. Ed Davis and Eugene Frump have just completed their plans for a multi-million dollar airplane and car combination. They received loans for this from Phyllis Sprankle and Kurt Reichardt, the newly elect- ed president of the First National Bank of Mars. Especially trained expert mechanics to keep this vehicle in top-notch condition are Jerry O'Brien, Robert Olds, George Pendgraft and Paul Simester. Carolyn Holaday and Jessie Patton have proven themselves as very competent secretaries for the governor of Illinois, Ronnie Rick. Betty Storlien has been appearing on her hus- band's weekly TV program. Roy Dale Megli is their producer and Phyllis Nelson is the dress designer. Pat Pfeffer owns a large chain store and finds time each day to take her French Poodle for a stroll in the park. Vice-president in charge of the billion dollar business is Gary Thompson. Each day he delivers groceries to Terry Boehm and Vernon Johnson who are so busy writing novels that they don't have time to go to the store. A new community has appeared on the face of the map. A group of 1955 graduates have founded an ideal community, on the banks of the Azybuadus Ritfer, featuring free bubble gum. Credit for the superb bubble gum recipe goes to Evelyn Martin. Palmer Swanson was one of the leading scientists who helped prove the effectiveness of Top Pop Bub- ble Gum. Carol Corl proved the elasticity of Top Pop by blowing a bubble which lasted for a week until all the air escaped from it. Pat Connell has the difficult iob of over-seeing the distribution of Top Pop. First in line every day to get their supply is Pat Abney and Bill Bronson, as they chew it while flying their blimps to calm their nerves. Azybuadus is grieving the loss of one their pioneers, Frances McCombs, whose talents were demanded in Waken- haugia. She ioined Linda Klocke and Marlene Knowles in their campaigns for a 36 hour day. Op- posing them are Anita Williams and Lloyd Pence who are fighting for the retention of the 24 hour day. The debate has gone to the Supreme Court where Don Ebenezer, Chief Justice, and his associates, Richard Aggen, Jim Eshelman, Kenneth Girardi, Don Nehr- korn, Leo Nardini, Glenn Murray, Walter Wright, and Dave Waters will make the crucial decision. Recently Marilyn Day and Delores Carlson in their co-role as Secretaries of Agriculture took the Rocket Special designed by Richard Stern to Venus. Meeting them at the station was Larry Coppotelli, who is president of the Green Grass Growers ot Venus. With him were some of the leading citizens, Ardith Anderson, Anna Parks, Jackie Skaggs, Bill Pilcher, Neil Hinrichs, and Robert Kline. After visiting the spinach farms of Ronald Hasselman, Richard Beelenclorf, and Kent Goodrich, she was completely sold on the quality of the spinach. Upon returning to the capital city of Venus she and Bill Chapman, chief executive of Venus, signed an agreement insuring us of 20,000 tons of spinach annually. Barbara King was very enthusiastic over the new import and placed an order immediately to in- sure the health of her six fat-cheeked children. Karen Calkins, Norma Cook and Dona Virtue, known medical consultants, made a tour stressing the need of spinach in the daily diet. A quick trip to Alaska gave us a chance to meet some more classmates. There we found Barbara McNinch so involved digging gold out of the roughs with a plastic toothpick she didn't even have time to speak. Back in Africa we find Jim Keime, Don Mc- Glashan, and Rowland Gillette trying to supply the natives with TV sets and electric blankets. Perhaps more successful though are Charles Bucy, Virgil Smith and Darrell Livingston who are there selling air-conditioning units. We came back around by Hollywood bringing Donna Wike and Loretta Davis to Pat Basil's beauty salon so they could get a poodle cut before they met Wayne Edeus, Jim Sikkema, and James Kerr who were sponsoring them in a new chorus program. Marie Hermes and Sarah Rowe are world fam- ous acrobats and occasionally they meet up with a couple of professional wrestlers, namely, Richard Martin and Gordon Rolofson. We read in Roberta Wolber and Judy Werland's newspaper about Max- ine Ehrat and Bonnie Rude taking the winning picture of the national photo contest. lt was of Tony Cop- potelli flag pole sitting. Headlines were screaming the crowning of Betty Jo Ingold as Miss America. Runners up were Barbara Osborne, Elaine Engel- hardt, and Betty Sefton. Another news item was quite extensive telling of Pat Baker, Ruth Nutt, Betty Boseneiler, Carol Jones, Betty Boese, and Violet Ingalls who upon graduation from high school joined the WAC's and have now started their march around the world. Traveling through New York we were surprised to see one of our old high school chums, Jean Tompkins, sitting on top of the empire state building dangling her feet in the birdbath of a neighbor's penthouse garden. Gene Horner gracious- ly supplies water. Jean Flosi, warden of Nevada's state prison is overheard instructing her class of women policemen, Sue lnsley, Jeanne Proctor, Betty Finders, and Joan Moran on iudo. Upon arriving at Reno, Nevada we see the famous Shirley Kinmon Cemetary. Trusted caretakers are Elizabeth Hall and Sally Car-Skaden, Marjorie Purkapile is out watering the flowers with a squirt gun. Jeanette Johnson and Shirley Rohde are busily trimming the beautiful hedge with cuticle scissors while Sandra Farthing and Sandra Charleston are applying fingernail polish to the faded roses. As the scene fades we hear the soft music of the Angelic trio, Dorothy Simester, Janet Schueler, and Mary Ann Buell, accomplished musicians, lustily singing, Wake Up Ye Dead, Ya Can't Get Nowhere In The Same Old Rut. Class Will I, Pat Abney, will all my good grades to anyone who can find them. I, Richard ILeftyJ Aggen, will my glasses to Mr. Duhm to referee basketball in the gym classes. I, Ardith Anderson, will the musical abilities of the Three Tunes to Mr. Brewer to use in his department. I, Pat Baker, will my iob at the Rock Falls Dairy to anyone who wants it. I, Pat Basil, will my curly red hair to anyone who has the same hairdresser! I, Dick Beelendorf, will my book, Ten Easy Ways to Graduate From High School in Five Years , to any freshman that wants it. I, Terry Boehm, will my ears to Kenny Williamson. I, Betty Boese, will all of my slumber party plans to Sue Schwab, who will be expected to carry them out to the best of her ability. I, Betty Boseneiler, will my Senior Civics book to any- one who thinks they can learn something from it. I, Bill Bronson, will my liking for girls and hope they leave their dislike of me. I, Chuck Bucy, will my over-advanced Physics ability to Mr. Baker to deal to any student who may need it. IThey won't get mad.l I, Mary Ann Buell, will leave to marry Lloyd. I, Karen Calkins, will my ability to fall down at square dances to my sister, Diane. I, Delores Carlson, will my baritone to Marzetta Morgan. I, Nancy Car-Skaden, will my art ability to Sandra Bradford. I, Sally Car-Skaden, will my quietness to Jerry Jones. I, Bill Chapman, will my bashfulness to Jim Derrick- son. I, Sandra Charleston, will my English book to my sister, Beverly. I, Carol Clifton, will the constitution exam for next years seniors to worry about. I, Pat Connell, will my copper sulfate crystals to Mr. Baker whom I trust will bathe and feed them once a day. I, Norma Cook, will my seat in shorthand to Judy Hayen. I, Larry Coppotelli, will my isolated room at noon hour to anyone who wants it. P.S. Mrs. Clopper will keep you company. I, Tony Coppotelli, will all of my hard studying to anyone who wants it. I, Carol Corl, will all of the fun l've had on the stage to anyone who wants to work that hard. I, Ed Davis, will all of the freshmen girls lexcept onei to Jerry Frump, who already knows all I can teach him. I, Loretta Davis, will my iob at Peterson's to some worthy freshman. I, Marilyn Day, will my ability to be late for Speech class to my sister, and may she always be late, Iiust to keep up the reputation for Mr. Andrewsl my buddy. I, Janeen Detweiler, will my alto voice to all of the freshmen boys whose voices are changing. I, Don Ebenezer, will all the hot and sweaty days of football to Bruce Newcomb. I, Wayne Edeus, will my knowledge of photography to anyone who wants it. I, Maxine Ehrat, will my happy high school days to Barbara Stern and my cousin, Kay Williams. I, Elaine Englehardt, will my ride to school with Mr. Corl to anyone who is lucky enough to get it. I, Jim Eshleman, will the name Whity to Mr. Emil Miller and may it last forever. I, Jerry Eubanks, will my bashfulness and quiet ways to any iunior who wants it. I, Sandra Farthing, will my ability to argue with Mr. Miller to Judy Hayen. I, Betty Finders, will my long hair to Betty Hall. I, Jean Flosi, will my ability to play a banio to any- one who has an imagination. l, Gene Frump, will my ability to drive cars to any- one who wants it. I, Rowland Gillette, will my lust for long hair to Barb Tucker. I, Kenny Girardi, will my 1951 dechromed Ford to three freshman girls, Helen McCIard, Judy Matthews and Karen Hummell, providing they do not sell it, wreck it, or abuse it in any way. I, Kent Goodrich, will my finger tip to Jerry Latimer. I, Violet Gray, will all of my extra pounds to any- body that is on a diet. I, Elizabeth Hall, will my shorthand ability to Marie Latta. I, Ronnie Hasselman, will the name Rex to the next dog that might come along. I, Glenn E. Hendryx, will Cable to any long haired freshman boy. I, Marie Hermes, will my high school days to any freshman who is ready to work and I leave for a ranch in the Dakota's. I, Neil Hinrichs, will my math ability to my cousin, Eileen. I, Carolyn Holaday, will my ability to get along with Mr. Brewer to Diane Calkins. I, Gene Horner, will my basketball talent to Allen J. Weber. I, Violet Ingalls, will my height to Ruthie McGava. I, Betty Jo Ingold, will my rowing skill and ability to get caught skipping school to Joanne Leuschke. I, Sue lnsley, will my place in the attendance of- fice to Betty Gray, hoping that she gets as much rest as I did, and l'll leave to get married. I, Bill Janssen, will my dynotone and second gear to Ish Ackerberg. VVarning-they are well broken in. I, Jeanette Johnson, will my dimples to Helen Mc- Clard. I, Vernon Johnson, will my sixth hour seat in the at- tendance office to Don Chapman. I, Carol Jones, will Mr. Hinders to anyone who will promise to take real good care of him. I, Jim Keime, will my trig book to anyone who has an exuberant desire for it. I, Jim Kerr, will every one of my tenth hour classes to iust anyone that wants them. I, Barbara King, will my giggles to my sister, Nancy. I, Shirley Kinmon, will my knowledge of chemistry to anyone who doesn't want to know much about it and my lab material for someone else to break. I, Robert Kline, will my seat in Spanish to Dick Horner. I, Linda Klocke, will my chair in English IV to my sister, Kay. I, Marlene Knowles, will my hypo experience in chemistry to Art Ghys. I hope he has better luck than I did! I, Jerry Law, will all of my classes and books for the underclassmen to take care of. I, Bill Leland, will my gas-burning car to Susie Thomp- son to practice driving. l, Darrell Livingston, will my potential ability for studying to the D and F list. I, Frances McCombs, will my candy selling ability to some poor iunior class that may need it. I, Don McGlashan, will my study habits to Fred Nehrkorn. I, Barbara McNinch, will my locker ready equipped with mice, to a mouse-lover, Bert Finch. I, Evelyn Martin, will my love for Marlon Brando to no one. I, Dick Martin, will my wrestling ability to Harrell the Great , in our great school of wrestling. I, Roy Megli, will my knowledge of sheep to Leonard Johnson. I, Joan Moran, will the school and everything in it to anyone who will promise to take good care of it. I, Glenn Murray, will my ability to raise sheep to Noel Gillette for a proiect. I, Leo Nardini, will my ability to give pantomimes in speech class to Lloyd Ackland. I, Don Nehrkorn, will my baseball cap to Dick Yeo- ward. I, Phyllis Nelson, will my bus seat to anyone that really likes to ride busses. I, Ruth Nutt, will my clarinet playing ability to Linda McGlashan. I, Jerry O'Brien, will my over-developed ability to be tardy to Ted Tompkins. I, Bob Olds, will my ability to know out of town girls to Ronnie Day. I, Barbara Osborn, will my place in Clerical Practice to Ruth Pitts. I, Anna Parks, will the fourth hour chorus class to those who can get away with equally as much as the class of 55 . I, Jessie Patten, will my senior status to any iunior that wants it. I, Lloyd Pence, will my dog, Pluto, to anyone who wishes an intelligent dog, myself. I, George Pendgraft, will my ability to fix cars to Floyd Ackland. I, Pat Pfeffer, will my seat in Senior Civics class to anybody with a twisted sense of humor. I, Bill Pilcher, will my car to Carol Ann Bell. I, Jeannie Proctor, will my ability to get kicked out of study hall to my sister, Connie. I, Mariorie Purkapile, will some of my bad luck to somebody else who has all the good luck. I, Kurt Reichardt, will my ability to get into all kinds of trouble to Gary Kolb. I, Ronnie Rick, will my dislike for girls to Don Chap- man. I, Shirley Rohde, leave my twisted sense of humor to Mr. Miller who may disperse of it whenever he feels an urge for it. I, Gordon Rolofson, will my grand high school days to my little brother. I, Sarah Rowe, will my Civics book to my sister, Caroline. I, Bonnie Rude, will my happy little laugh to Mr. Miller. I, Janet Schueler, will my diary to Donna Sue Rags- dale. I, Betty Sefton, will my short curly ducks tail to Pat Burgess. I, Jim Sikkema, will my sideburns to anyone who has a desire to be the proud owner of some. I, Dorothy Simister, will my ability to write short- hand to Jerry Jones. I, Paul Simester, will my seat in Mr. Mills study hall to any studious freshman that wants it. I, Jacqueline Skaggs, will all of my good times in school to all who like to have fun. I, Virgil Smith, will what ability I have in basketball to Gary Knabe. I, Phyllis Sprankle, will the boy's chorus to Mr. Brewer. I, Dick Stern, will my split manifold to anybody that can see a future in it. I, Betty Storlien, will all of my Senior Civic classes to Bootsie Brown. I, Cherry Strike, will my cheer leading ability to Bobbie Roebuck. I, Isola Stringer, will my extraordinate ability to paint to Bobby Pyron. I, Palmer Swanson, will my slightly used sousaphone and seat in band to Richard Schueler. I, Fay Tedrick, will my wishes to play the piano to Shirley Shelton. I, Gary Thompson, will my ability to get out of classes without passes to whoever wants to try it. I, Jean Tompkins, will my vivacious personality to Bill Ghys. I, Dona Virtue, will my seat in Senior Science to any girl who likes boys and my seat in Journalism to anyone who wants to ioin a social hour and find out all the latest gossip iof course it won't be the same without Kurt.i I, Dave Waters, will to my brother, Paul, my D.A and all of my loyal fans . I, Judy Werland, will my seriousness to Bobbie Roe- buck. I, Donna Wike, will my skates and all of my good times at the Morrison, Singing Wheels, and Pines skating rinks to anyone who has a car to get them there and back again without a lot of trouble, especially flat tires. I, Anita Williams, will a few extra inches to Danny Johnson. I, Roberta Wolber, will all ofthe fun I had with the kids in school to all underclassmen. May they have all of the unpredictable and real fun that we had. I, Walter D. Wright, will my fine tenor voice to Mr. Brewer. Amen. Calendar 1954 September I ...... School opens-frosh only-8:10 2 ...... Upper classmen only-8:10 3 ...... All students-8:10 6 ....., Labor Day-No school I7 ...... Football-Savanna-I-Iere 24 ...s.. Football-Sterling-There October I ....,. Football-Geneseo-Here-Homecoming 1955 2 ...... Homecoming Dance 6 ...... Ends first six weeks 8 ...... Football-Rochelle-Here I3 ...... Report cards issued I5 ,..... Football-Princeton-There 2I ...... County Institute-Morrison-No school 22 ..,ss. Football--Mendota-There l.E.A. Division Meeting-No school 29 Football-Dixon-Here soiii District Cross Country Meet November 6--- 11 -.---- 12 ------ 19------ 2O- ----- 23 ------ 24- ----- 26 ------ 27 ------ 28 ------ December --- Footba I I--Newman-There State Cross Country Meet Armistice Day-No school Football-Morrison-Here No school Junior Class Play N.C.l.C. Music Festival Ribbon Dance Ends second six weeks Thanksgiving vacation begins at 12:10 Basketball-Mount Morris-Here Basketball-Newman-There Ends Thanksgiving vacation 1 ------ Report cards issued 3 ------ Basketball-Am-boy-There 4 ------ Basketball-Clinton-There 9 --.--- .Christmas Concert 11 ------ Basketball-Freeport-Here 17--.. ---Basketba I I-Dixon-I-lere 18--- Close' for Christmas Va cation ---Basketball-I-Iall-There 22 ------ Christmas Formal 27-29 ------ Sterling Invitational Basketball January Tournament 3 ------ School reopens 7 ..--.- BasketbaII-Princeton-There 8 ------ Basketball-Dixon-There 14 ------ Basketball-Sterling-Here 15 ------ Basketball-Peoria Woodruff-Here 19-21 ----- -Semester examinations 21 .----- Basketball-Geneseo-There 26 ------ Report cards issued 28-29 ------ Basketball Tournament-Sterling IN.M.R.S.I 31- 2 ------ Frosh-Soph Basketball Tournament February 4 ------ Basketball-Ottawa-Here 5--- ---Basketball-Rockford Harlem-There 11----.--County Institute-No school 12--- 11--- ---Lincoln's Birthday-No school ---Basketball-DeKalb-Here 12 -.---- 17 ------ Basketball-Morrison-Here Music Concert 18-19 -.---- Sectional Wrestling Meet 18 ---.-- 19 ------ 25-26 25 ------ March 1--4 ------ 4 ------ 5 ------ 9-11 ------ 9 -.--- .- 12 ------ 16-19 ------ 26 ---- -- April Basketball-Mendota-There Basketball-East Moline-Here Basketba I I-Alleman-Here 22 ------ ------State Wrestling Tournament Basketball-RochelIe-There Regional Basketball Tournament End of Fourth Six Weeks District Speech Contest Sectional Basketball Tournament Report cards issued District Music Contest State Basketball Tournament Sectional Speech Contest 1 ------ Music Concert 6-12-. ----- School closes for Easter Vacation 12:10 12 ------ School re-opens 15 ------ End of Fifth Six Weeks 15-16 ------State Final Speech Contest 20 ------ Report Cards Issued 29-30 May 6 14 20-21 24-25 26 28 29 30 31 June 1 ------ 2- ---- - 2 ------ 3 ------ 3 ------ ------State Final Music Contest ------Senior Class Play District Track Meet and Golf Meet i.EE:EState Track and Golf Meet Senior Exa minations jiEEESenior Day ------Prom ------Baccalaureate ------Memorial Day-No school Semester Examinations Semester Examinations Check in Padlocks Graduation School Closes Report cards issued I To r: Ward Kelsey, Kenny Williamson, Tom Daniels. Front row: Jerry Stanley, Don Chapman, John Zinanni, Bruce Nemcomb. These boys will attend The i955 Boys Stale which will be held ai THE ILLINOIS STATE FAIR GROUNDS AT SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS for a period of eight days, beginning on Sunday, June I9, i955. o Ancl I' S C 6 Eunice Mathis will represent Rock Falls High School af Girls Stole which will be held ai Jacksonville, Illinois. 106 Homecoming tx J' fini, J , J J J Queen, Linda McGlashan with escort, Tony Coppotelli. Queen, Linda McGloshan kissing Captain Don Ebenezer. Judy Werland, maid at honor, and the queen. 1953's queen, Donna Gelsinger, crowning Linda McGlashan with attendants Eunice Mathis, Judy Werland, and Treva ff' Johnson. Eunice Mathis, Queen McGlashan, Judy Wetland, Treva Johnson. Linda McGlashan, Treva Johnson, Eunice Mathis, and Judy Wetland listening to that all-Important call. 6 C i o n a and CI 6 Seated: Donna Billeaux, Louise Leach, Patsy McKinney. Second Row: Karen Calkins, Carol Corl, Roberta Roebuck, Betty Jo lngold, Palmer Swanson, Kurt Reichardt, Mr, James Andrews. Third Row: Gary Thomp- son, Jim Kerr, Bob Miller. On March 26 the Sectional Speech Contest was held at DeKalb, illinois. The speech contestants with the debate team, play crew and the play Marriage Proposal of Rock Falls High School made this trip which proved very successful. Donna Billeaux was entered in extempore speaking, Louise Leach in original oration, Karen Calkins in extempore poetry reading: Bob Miller in radio speaking, Jim Kerr comedy play reading. The above did not place in the first five. Carol Carl doing serious play reading took a third. Kurt Reichardt in original monologue received a fourth and Roberta Roebuck entered in after dinner speaking received a fifth. At the end of the day the play pulled through with flying colors and received a first. Those in the cast were Jim Kerr, Carol Corl and Palmer Swanson. Although each one did a wonderful iob it was necessary to have a first or second before being able to go on to State. This was the first time any speech entry from Rock Falls had gone to State under the direction of Mr. Andrews and we are very proud of their accomplishment. The play cost and play crew made the trip to Champaign on April l5th and l6th. Those with the crew were Don Ebenezer, Gary Thompson, Patsy McKinney, Betty Jo lngold and Art Donisch. Rock Falls being a small town, wasn't very well known and there was certainly tough competition from the larger schools. Even this proved to be no handicap to the cast when they came home with a third from State. Left to Right: Palmer Swanson, Carol Corl and Jim Kerr. O I1 6 S S First Row-L. to R: Marzetta Morgan, Ardith Anderson, Janeen Detweiler, Jackie Skaggs, Ruth Nutt, Pat Connell. Second Row: Royola Judd, Linda McGlashan, Kay Klocke, Shirley Shelton, Joanne Leuschke, Sue lnsley, Barbara Wright, Peggy Knapp. Third Row: Art Ghys, Jacob Hackbarth, Edwyn Davis, Palmer Swanson, Terry Heftelfinger, Rodney Wolber, Ronald Leuschke. On March i2 a group of students traveled to the district contest. The brass sextet, consisting of Art Ghys, Jacob Hackbarth, Rodney Walber, Terry l-letfelfinger, Palmer Swanson, and Ronald Leuschke won a first place rating. Others receiving this rating were t-he clarinet trio, Pat Connell, Ruth Nutt, and Jackie Skaggs, Shirley Shelton in girl's high voice, Royola Judd in girl's low voice, and Art Ghys playing a cornet solo. Those taking second were the clarinet quartet, Linda McGlashan, Eddie Davis, Peggy Knapp and Barbara Wright, and Joanne Leuschke with her flute solo. The girl's trio with Janeen Detweiler, Ardith Anderson, and Pat Basil, along with Sue lnsley and her piano solo received a third place rating. Each one receiving a first in the district contest at Milledgeville went on to the state contest in Champaign on April 29. The clarinet trio, girl's high voice, and the cornet solo came home with sec- ond ratings. Those receiving third place ratings were the brass sextet and girl's low voice. The ac- companists to these groups were Sue lnsley, Shirley Shelton and Marzetta Morgan. First Row-l. to r: Jackie Skaggs, Ruth Nutt, Pat Connell. Second row: Royola Judd, Shirley Shelton, Marzetta Morgan, Sue lnsley. Third row: Art Ghys, Jacolo Hack- barth, Rodney Wolloer, Terry l-leffeltinger, Palmer Swanson, Ronald Leuschke. d,1iv,r.1ic.n .111-., , ig e . i s r i c And 0 I1 6 S S Senior C Play S Kuf Heftclrv ' Eawvfi Combs' Glen , Kerr' .gmt Froncesvwlfnon Johnson' 30 in90ld' hm H ro ri .m e V Betty Ngrdlnl' L60 Swvnson' S i Double Barrelled Detective 1, Story Frances McCombs, Donald chardt, and Jim Kerr. McGlC5' . enralelloldl' SSL Wolels' hardif ElomeC rol Coll' is Palmer t geic X C Dov ' At 8:00 p.m., May 5th and oth, the curtains opened in the auditorium presenting a very unique and beautiful scene in which to present the first act of A Double Barrelled Detective Story by Mark Twain. The scene was that of a parlor in an New England home. As the curtains opened for the second and third acts the audience was even more surprised as before their eyes there was the second completely different set. The two sets were two of the very finest that R.F.H.S. has ever had and it was quite an accomplishment to set up the second set in such a short period of time. As this was the seniors last chance to try their hand at acting on the high school stage and it was their own senior class play they worked diligently to present their very best, and that they did. Those working hard taking part in the play under Director James Andrews were, Edwyn Davis, Betty Jo lngold, Carol Jones, Dave Waters, Jim Kerr, Frances McCombs, Carolyn Holaday, Ronald Hasselmon, Vernon Johnson, Evelyn Martin, Don Ebenezer, Kurt Reichardt, Leo Nardini, Palmer Swanson, Elaine Englehardt, Glenn Hendryx, Don McGlashan, and Betty Boese. Ebenezer. Kurt Rel- James Kerr, Evelyn Martin, Ronald Hasselmon, Carol Corl. 110 7, , u ahmvnx an. ...Mmmw ,Q-f, :sung n. .lm PQACCALAUREATE SERVICE -as SUNDAY, MAY 29 Eight O'Clock 21? SERVICE OP WORSHIP Organ Prelude ................. Mr. Reggie Dahlstrorn, Organist The Processional Hymn- Stand Up, Stand Up For Jesus The Call to Worship ................. The Reverend Russell Fate Minister: Serve the Lord with gladness. People: Enter into his gates with thanksgiving, and into his courts with praise. Minister: O come, let us worship and bow down: let us kneel before the Lord our Maker. People: He is our Godg and we are the people of his pasture, and the sheep of his hand. Amen. The Scripture ................. .... T he Reverend Harry Lutz The Pastoral Prayer ............... The Reverend Norman Miller Anthem- Now Thank We All Our God ................ Cruger Rock Falls High School Robed Choir-Mr. Marvin Brewer, Director Baccalaureate Sermon ............ The Reverend Donald Comnick The Hymn- We've A Story To Tell To The Nations The Benediction ...... The Reverend Harry Shiffer Recessional ...... .... M r. Reggie Dahlstrom, Organist 111 w f5f5cfL 3s F x. fllnxf : 3 'Nyc 5 M P Queen Betty Jo lngold and her court ct Prom, Louise Leach, Eunice Mathis Doris Bennett, Sue Wheelock, Koy Klocke, Paulo Kolb. ' -,Mx my ,SHQ wg ' V ' ' ' I il 13. ' ,fv.q5q,v,5 -. v., rw. ,A , j..E7f -ug 1 - ,cy Mal .6 Sifkxeifevi iLS5SfaL sf' ' a iiei ,U Rock Falls High School 1955 112 11 r X is-54. ' -na .- - '.'f'h1.w'r'E f , Prom Parents . 1 fl'k.f1.,, M. us QNX w . ,,,h ,NL P 5, i f V gi . 112 L 'msg i A ,,..,,V I ,Q ,, ... Linda McGIashcn and Tony Coppotelli attend the late movie provided by the r wg- .. A -fu. V y- - ', ' I' :fu ' QW Q' 1-ffwvs-Af' 1 ' ' ' aff fmqxgwgak .3525 gg ?f,w5iw,v. , -Eff izi-'S ,, gf Qf ,. ,' of-,.4.S' cfs?-'1 1S'G ' 5 my if K.-R - -My Banquet - Prom Club 55 113 l to r-William Chapman, Sportsmanship Award, Roy Megli, DeKalb Agriculture Award, Edwin Davis, Salutatorian, Carol Corl Plaque Award, Patricia Connell, Teachers' College Scholarship, Evelyn Martin, Teachers' College Scholarship, Barbara McNinch Voledictorianp Mary Janeen Derweiler, Teachers' College Scholarship. Senior Award Edwin Davis, Salutatorian, V Barbara McNinch, Valedicv Arion Music Award torian, Teachers' C o I l e g e Scholarship Winners ' 115 - ,-,Wt .. -t. ,. ..,c N...,..W.s YY pr .e,..:+, and busi- fhe people Our thanks are extended to lt pages. ing follow S th On ss organizations listed ne ai I5 'as V9 o Q. de this book their added help that mo CIS W M 4: . 142 yew. is 'ff . rl nf ' fe r Q? Ir? 1 . at ff? K rv , , 2.95 5 Q 2 A, - W' 1' f 4 Z. Q anti , -1 ,3 1 - In i 84 TSM, -'J-4.1-' .1-' .ss Q V1-l l -A .: 2 , ... -1 ..,. Wt vi-his-wwf.. . 5 'gfigif naw sl. 7 i , . ,,,,,, 3 .H '1 2: lu' ' 'Vt 5 'K 5 l 2 , , Av, vw .1 , .. 1 IL -. ,- , , , .. -is ,V ff pk'lL5ggk.jfgfk i f'1g'i,f1-it5j?,. 2 fQ ' . - L 2 l ,5.3 'z it I vffff T' lag t t i 9,0 ss 1-w':11mq,gf,-,K ,V ,J ,. 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Y s 1' ,ysmzqtiqffgwffiqfyiK11. ii ,y,,,5gw,,m5 -f N ww f , 115155 Q 1,1153 ' ' , W : V Vw? Vi f Q' A y W M f 1 fi ' , N M if J J sf ff W1 :,:ad,,:.ff:-M 'igv I N N f A , sp ,Exif W-seg, , 'ff ,M ' ,- ' - - N Llwy ' - ww f. V vfm 3, an yt X 5 A ff' xii Q, 53,4 53 f 4 . H-,lf 'Q MEN'S FURNISHINGS AND SHOES S 81 K CLOTHING STORE Phone 1015 .I I02 West Second Sfreef Rock Falls, Illinois STERLING SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE i4-I6 W. Third ST. Tel. 249 Sterling, Illinois Classes beginning quarterly: March, June, September, December Enroll Early!! Verle I. Renner, owner A Profession in only Six Months Compliments of HUMPHREY'S AGENCY Real Estate-Insurance-Bonds QOIVZ First Avenue Rock Falls, Illinois GILLETTE C ime 'S of ELECTRIC TELEvlsloN ROCK FALLS NATIONAL BANK RCA SY' Hotpoint Appliances M b F d ID p I c p We service our soles R kF u Ph 238 COMPLIMENTS OF NORTHWESTERN STEEL 8: WIRE COMPANY AND PARRISH - ALFORD FENCE 8, MACHINE COMPANY Compliments of JOHNSTON S. E. WHEELOCK LUMBER COMPANY 3, SQNS Lumber and Building Material Home Furnishings Main 88 Rocx FALLS, ILLINOIS 109 First Avenue Rock Falls, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF ROCK FALLS DAIRY Come in For Lunch After the Game Phone 913 1300 West Second Street Rock Falls, Ill. PlPPERT'S CH ESTERS I' M Your dependable store of Quo ny eats qlmllly merchondlse 301 West Second Stree Sterling, lllinois Rock Falls, Illinois Phone 122 SCHICK PAINT 84 WALLPAPER STORE II6 West Second Street Rock Falls Smith-Alsop Paint 81 Varnish Smith-Alsop Wallpaper Phone 3252 Congratulations to the Class of 1955 THE STONE INSURANCE AGENCY Geo. H. Stone, Insurance Broker Fire 81 Allied Lines Automobiles, Bonds, 81 Surety 2O71f2 Second Avenue Rock Falls, lllinois Main 698 Phon CUTTER ELECTRIC e 2638 All Calls Apprecioted Electrical Contractor Wiring-Service Calls-Construction Motor Repairs of All Kinds 208 West Thirteenth Street Rock Falls, Illinois Compliments of HILL'S ELECTRIC COMPANY Industrial Service Since l9l9 Main 305 307 First Avenue Rock Fcills, Ill. Compliments of 9 . li. Main 3234W 205 First Avenue Rock Falls, Illinois Compliments of HARALS STUDIO Sterling, lll. Compliments of VIRTUE ELECTRIC Sterling, Illinois Compliments of STERLING THEATER Sterling, Illinois ALLEN'S BARBER SHOP Hoircuts, shampoos, massages, and shoves Hours-8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Closed All Day Wednesday Out-of-shop calls by Appointment Darold Eugene Allen- Barber and Prop. AND MARY ANN'S BEAUTY SHOP Haircutting and Styling Shampoos and Fingerwaves Machineless and Cold Wave Permanents Hours-9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday-Evenings by appointment All Permanents Guaranteed 30 Days Mary Ann Denty-Beautician and Prop. 307 VV. Second Street Rock Falls, Illinois Phone l96l MOULTON'S DRUG STORE R. F. Moulton, R. Ph. Walgreen System Rock Falls, Illinois II7 West Second Street Moin 334 TED'S HABERDASHERY Mienni Heiei California Sportswear Sterling, Illinois MAC'S GARDEN SHOP The Seecliest Place in Town J. L. McKinney, Proprietor GARDEN and FLOWER SEEDS A complete line of SHOES-RUBBERS-SOCKS plus Complete Shoe Repair Service We give S8iH Green Stamps KOSER'S SHOE SALES 81 SERVICE LAWN SEED vieoizo 1 A . Phone 2262 215 rirei Avenue 2075 IST Ve Rock Falls, Ill. SEWARD'S GROCERY Groceries, Confectioneries, Meats lOl3 West Filth Street Rock Falls, Illinois Phone 385 DANIELS' GRILL For 40 years we have served the students of our great city Phone Main 200 I . ILLINOIS KITCHEN CENTER C0 9'a'U A Complete Kitchen Modernizing Service-Since 1938 from Display Room Phone 3685 F. F. Morrison 813 First Avenue-on Route 88 Rock Falls, Illinois Men's and Boys' Wear Sterling, Illinois Pasteurized Dairy Products A 81 S Dairy STERLING FLORAL SHOP Charles LeFevre William LeFevre Flowers and Plants Tel. l56 208 East Third Street Sterling, Illinois WECKESSER 81 SONS PLUMBING AND HEATING WALTERS DEPARTMENT STORE Men, Women, Childrens Apparel ill W. Second St. Rock Falls, illinois Phone 371 116 First Avenue Phone 3686 Rock Falls, Illinois Compliments of MIAMI LOUNGE a. DINING RooM OVER'-EY'S MIAMI HOTEL BUILDING STANDARD SERVICE formerly Galt Hotel Sterling, Illinois Noon Luncheons-il:OO A.M. Dinner-5:00 P.M. to lO:OO AM. Service is our Motto Washing, Greasing, Battery SL Tire Service Sundays-i2 Noon to 8:00 PM. First Ave, Af Fourth St, On Route 88 Entertainment-6:00 PM. to Midnight Phone 3484 Rock Falls, Ill. Call 652 for RGSGVVGTFOIWS We Give The S. 81 H. Green Stamps Coffee Shop open all night Compliments SOWLES of DIY Goods MAR-J EAN Ready-to-Wear Children's Clothes West Second Street Rock Falls, Ill. Rock Falls, Illinois t S w Compliments W' STERLING FASHION SHOP Z' co' 24 West Third IROCK FALLS-DlXON,ILL.l ,,, 24 Hour Wrecker Service Chicogo Motor Cl b SHEET METAL AND HEATING DG, 3863 PHOIESQ, 3026 8 46,1 Chrysler Airtemp Gus Furnaces ond Conversion Burners Moin 477 ll8 W, Secon Rock FQHS Twelfth Avenue Rock Folls, Ill WEAVER SHEET METAL SHOP Heating 8: Sheet Metol Contracting Furnoces Air Conditioning Oil Burners Compliments of LEHMAN GROCERY 518 Twelfth Avenue l207 Eost Fourth St. Phone iii Rock Folls KNABE BROTHERS Hardware and Heating 209 First Avenue Rock Falls Phone i88 SERVICE SHOE STORE Shoes for the entire family li E. Third St. Sterling, Illinois Compliments of INGOLD HEATING 605 W. 12th Street Phone 399 furnaces and boilers gas-oil-coal Compliments of SEARS, ROEBUCK 84 CO. Sterling, Illinois SHOES SHOES SHOES POPULAR PRICES For All the Family STERLING BOOTERY HURDLE'S HARDWARE Buy Your Hardware at a Hardware Store 201 West Second Street lFester'sl ROCK FALLS, ILLINOIS 216 First Avenue Sterling, Illinois Main 991 Res. Phone 2707 ROCK FALLS CLEANERS KELSEY'S RELIABLE DRY CLEANING Radio-Television APPHUHCGS P. L. Keir-James P. Tyne Authorized G. E. Dealer Sales and Service Phone 1058 106 West Second Street Rock Fall 5, 323 First Avenue ROCK FALLS, ILLINOIS Phone 571 COMPLIMENTS OF WM. L. DOYLE and WARREN H. JOKERST REALTOR-TAX SERVICE DIETZ BRO. PAINT STORE Full Line of Mautz and DuPont Paints Rgute 30 Rock Falls 321 Locust St. Sterling, Illinois Phone 367 Compliments of GRAY'S CAFE Rock Falls, Ill. Compliments of ROCKET LANES Rock Falls, Illinois JOHN DUSSLER General Contractor l207 Buell Road Rock Falls, Ill. CITY TIRE AND APPLIANCE Westinghouse Appliances Sunbeam and General Electric Small Appliances Amana Home Freezers B. F. Goodrich Products Phone 3325 309 West Second Street Phone l6l6 STAN'S FLOOR COVERING Goodyear cmd U. S. Royal STAN GEORGE, Owner 707 First Avenue Rock Falls ACE TIRE SERVICE PHONE 4707 . l v Floors Walls Treading and Vulcanizing Lmgme VEOS cporceloin Passenger Cars, Trucks and Tractors Asphalt on Steen New and Used Tires Rubber plastic Phone 1834 1301 First Avenue gil: Sitka Won Linoleum Formic-Metal Compliments gf Compliments of RHEELINGS MARKET WSDR Rock Falls, Ill. Sterling, Ill. Compliments of SCHWAB'S SINCLAIR Rock Falls, III. Compliments of SMOKE RING Rock Falls, Illinois Compliments of BELLS GROCERY Rock Falls. Ill. IDEAL CLEANERS Beautiful Dry Cleaning Cold Fur Storage Hats Cleaned and Blocked Main 923 I7 E. Fourth Sterling Everything in Sporting Goods Office Supplies and Gifts Johnson Motors Alumacraft Wolverine Boats Phone IO7 II8 Eost Third St. Sterling, Illinois Phone 2405 Sterling, Illinoi: All makes of Portable Typewriters Sold-Bought-Repaired Compliments of NORTHERN ILLINOIS WAT Compliments of JOSEPH RUBIN Coal Fuel Used Cars ER 412 West Second Street Sterling, Ill. Rock Falls, Illinois Main 58 Res. Phone-Main 726 Compliments of ROCKET EAT SHOP Rock Falls, Illinois Sponsors The Daily Gazette Gehring Jewelry Dr. Rock Bachman's Fashion Shoe Store Bender and Burch Music Co. Rock River Sport Store Scott's 5 81 'IO Store Connell's Men's Clothing Store E 81 W Clothing House Coast to Coast Store K 81 K Grocery Thomeway Lines Herman's Royal Blue Store Acknowledgments American Yearbook Company Haral's Studio Mr. Arthur Donisch S TlUP. HIGH SCHUUL III ff, 1 m U H' W W I , , ,-!l . VV Y ' ' - ', ' A f N - Ee A xxx'-gf.. 4 HUGH FHLLS ILLIHUIS SQ, .,