Roxana High School - Rox Yearbook (Roxana, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1955 volume:

4 FX 51 I ,f xv Q gf, J J if ,, Ld -J ---u .SQ -5 4 Z 4 ----4 ffi Ng . X Xi XX - S X- FAITH On its third and final departure for America in the year l620, the good ship Mayflower carried the Pilgrims through the vast and unehartered turbulent waters of the Atlantic on their hazardous voyage to Plymouth Colony. Armed with slightly more than FAITH in themselves and God, they had left their homes and loved ones with a FAITH strong enough to sustain them through those first severe and trying winters in the new land -- an unwavering FAITH which was to build homes. churches and schools, clear the land. till the soil. unite the people in a mutual inter- dependence. fashion the first colonies. and give birth to a new nation with a foundation firmly enrooted in FAITH. llistory tells us that years later the same FAITH made possible the revolt against arrogant rulers, hav- ing its culmination in the Boston Tea Party which fanned the flames of insurrection and kindled lhe spark of revolution by a Declaration of Independence. reconfirming their FAITH in the equality, liberties. and inherent rights of all men. Thus begun, with only unswerving FAITH as a ruling guide, Americas boundless wilderness was exf plored, her deep rivers bridged, her fertile proiries and proud mountains spanned by rail and road. and a civilization reached still undreamed of by many nations of the world. These things which today we take lor granted were hard-earned by men of vision. courage. and FAITH. In recent years the world has been beset by two wars, and the upheaval and disturbed conditions that surround and follow such wide-spread catastro- phies provide the medium for distrustful thinking and a resultant lark of FAITH in other nations and other individuals. Yet, a moment's reflection on the past will show the greatness of America was built by the FAITII of individuals in God, FA ITH in themselves, and FA ITH in those honest men around them. This FAITH of which me speak made strong communities. strong states, and a strong nation -- strong enough to survive the trials of time. But there is no standing still in the America of Progress. and she will continue to progress through the vision, courage, and FAITH of her sons and daughters. May you be one of those who has and keeps that FAITH. owns :Lemons sn... in-..- llq' . V --1 X S 1- GK, Wm Uwclafs 7955 9120 mzwna, mi Schuh gb Sym, MEMORIAM 'UP' These are our memorxes of Arthur M1kk61SOH We remember Art as the boy w1th the easy gomg personahty who seemed to enjoy h1s school work He played the trumpet 1n the h1gh school band and had earned the rank of Star Scout IH the Explorers 1' iv 1 A fi 'ji sf' These are our memones of Cleo Bam We remember Cleo as one who had the sunn1est of d1spos1t1ons and a srmle that could l1ft anyone from the bluest of moods Whlle m school Cleo part1c1pated 1n such act1v1t1es asG A A F H A and bowlmg Page Two ' J ' r 4'-f f lb '- .' -IEE lvl? S: ...-, fn - I D-. f: - l . 2, .1 -I W ,W I I 'lei A4 , , 1 if fx, I jiri' 4.4 e E it-:H in , 5 I .Ill A AH- ,if 5 7 . Ex' . . . , . . . , . vq qjwflbunu A Q9fmn.ewm,w.7' fm cllwmiw dmmtwiamf Csojvlwnmu WM QJMW Foreword To 1nst11l 1nto 1mpress1onab1e m1nds those components wh1ch constltute the Amemcan Way of Lxfe lS perhaps one of the greatest purposes of h1gh school Here at R C H 5 we were taught much more than the standard three R s Along wxth honesty We shall respect these pr1nc1ples throughout our lxfe t1me and remember them often m later years The Class of 1955 ln presentmg to you the 'Rox hopes that lt has succeeded IH capturmg some of those fleetmg moments of h1g,h school l1fe that shall rema1n as treasured memor1es forever Page Four our scholastic subjects we learned loyalty, sportsmanship, and nan Y M, , ' .4 433' 'O ulU 'N ROXANA COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL ESTABLBHED IN 1941 Page Fxve Q! w uwL4 The Fxre That K1nd1ed the Sp1r1t on to V1ctory P a g e S 1 x I ei-2 M xi, ,An U l l ay 'UML' 5 W fm' 4 A 1 also- V 73 Y e A . 3 1 K , A 'L -:dw 4 A n. Wi., -nm., H, The Spht Second T1m1ng That Kept the Shells Undefeated P a g e E 1 g h t Page N1ne Highlights in Basketball wmv!! 1- 'X K' -'JN Roxana's First Wrestling Team in Action Page Ten XQX Page Eleven The Annual Spring Style Show Presented by the F. H. A Page Twelve nnv' 'K may -v in fu .fm Ativ- LPA. u The Queen and her Court Page Th1rteen .Eh-14 :Raid 32. 5 if N1 Z-,fi -'zu f' E fy- .sg-5,32 R+ Y 3 ,H gr ff' 431 Q24 2 ,Q , JZ g ' -. .iii L ':! Y ll 25 -' fri: K QQ. ax 3. 'GJ Q' S .tif ig' - ' K , ' in 'MRL Sm 5 1 2 :S Q, 'f X' X vs .A vl L4 KY . ' xi 'sf .1 Q QQ ,u f Q. ME :lb f ,, -If y ' ' ,::, 1 f7 23.425 mf x- TL, V Ni 3 A , - wx . Malds of Honor .v 4 ff MISS Barbara Jarman M1ss Roberta J ones Escorted by Mr W1111am Hunter Escorted by Mr Robert H1ck1e 'Q mhunlk MISS 10599111119 Lowe M1ss Sh1r1ey Stewart Escorted by Mr Charles D1ckerson Escorted by Mr Maurlce Vmyard Page Fxfteen S, iff' :ji Eg .Q-Qggn Ma1ds Ma1ds H,.-s Queen Hornecorrung Sock Hop Page Sxxteen 0-dz AR ITY FOOTB LL TEAM F1rst Row Harold H1cks Red H1ckle Joe Txtsworth Chuck D1ckerson John Bover1e Larry Franklm B111 Farley Second Row Lew Shaver Charles M1tchell Bob Brown John Goodhart Bob Straub Maur1ce Vmyard John Moody J1mm1e Blame Manager Th1rd Row Kenny G1lle1and Manager Greg Robertson Dave Roberson H A Walmsley Granvxlle Gerd1ng Warren Steffens Clmt Lolley Ronn1e Henson Joe Avramov1ch Top Row Mr Atk1nson Coach Bob Goodhart Terry Durham Jerry Kennedy Ch3T11eM0rgan Mr McLane Coach The Roxana Shells under the coach1ng of Earl McLane and assxstant coach Ed Atklnson went undefeated 1n the1r nme game schedule and also won the Mild Western Conference t1tle for the th1rd tlme U1 SuCCeSS1On The fo1low1ng records were also establ1shed S1xteen consecutxve games wlthout defeat two hundred forty seven total po1nts scored for a year twenty sxx pomts scored agaxnst us no pomts scored agalnst us 1n Conference play flfty n1ne po1nts scored 111 a smgle game twenty three extra pomt conversxons and two thousand sxx hundred yards gamed rushmg John Moody and Chuck D1ckerson were chosen most valuable backheldman and l1neman respec t1vely by the1r teammates Chuck D1ckerson was also chosen lmeman of the year at the Alton Evemng Telegraph Football Banquet The boys chosen for the all d1str1ct football team are Maurxce Vmyard Red Hxckle Joe T1tsworth John Boverxe John Moody and Chuck D1ckerson Page Eighteen lm ' ' . P v ,, . .Q , 1 ' 5 ,rf . f - ' . 1 l 8 J . K Fourth Row: Jack Skundrich, Felton Brown, Dale Dickerson, Jim Dreon, Bob Janssen, Howard Heffner FOOTB LL LETTER John Bover1e Bob Brown Chuck D1cker on Terry Durham B111 Farley Larry F1-anklm Bob Goodhart John Goodhart Howard Heffner ROIIIIIC Henson Red I-hckle Harold H1Ck8 B111 Hunter Clinton Lolley John Moody chu-no fiofgon Page Nineteen FOOTBALL LETTERME TSO!! Lew Shaver Jack Bob Straub Joe T1tsworth Maumee Vmyard H A Walmsley September September September October October October October October November 17 24 2 9 15 22 29 5 SCHEDULE Jerseyville Highland Madison Benld C ahokia Wood River Edwardsville Bethalto Vandalia Page Twenty VARSITY BA KETBALL Second Row Top Row Howard Heffner Dave Roberson Warren Steffen Larry Frankhn Gary Hurley Marv1nHowe11 Lew Shaver JackSku.ndr1ch Ronn1e Lee Bob Goodhart H A Walmsley SCHEDULE Cahokla Madl son Alton Bethalto Alton Mad1 son Tourne y Edward sv111e I-hghland Greenv1l1e Troy Edwards vllle Hlghland Gran1te Cxty Jer seyvxlle G111esp1e D1st Tourney Grafton Lovejoy Greenvxlle East St Lou1s H1gh1and L1tchf1eld Tourney G1l1esp1e Llvxngston Cahokxa Wood R1ver Mad1son 51 Bethalto Th1s was an off season for the Roxana basketball team, only wmnmg s1x games Desp1te the losses the Shells lost about halfof these games by less thanten po1nts Coach Atkmson IS lookmg forward to a better season next year s1nce there w1l1 be only f1ve lettermen graduatmg Page Twenty one -P 1 M y f ?5,i:' -'N X , :R fx s Q 'a JP , V' f , ' ' + , 'L -' T Q I 5 ' A X xx ,.. A n x 4 First Row: Bob Brown, Red Hickle, Terry Durham, Bob Janssen, Melvin Arnold, Coach Atkinson ' 52-37 47-56 ' 44-51 ' 44-57 ' 51-72 Z 8-34 ' 65-67 ' 66-55 ' 63 56-63 . ' ' 49-85 ' ' 76-99 ' ' ' ' ' 69-73 ' ' ' 6 0-50 ' ' ' ' 4 8-57 ' 88-44 ' ' -55 Freshman ophomore Team F1,rst Row Coach Kxssack R1chard Lawrence HowardHeffner Melv1n Patterson Larry Longman Bob Stewart Butch Chandler Manager Second Row Terry Wlegand Bob Durham Lou1s Huck Jerry Kennedy Jerry Mams Larry Thomas ROIUIIC Malone Top Row Tommy Lakin Charles D1ke Larry Rollrrs Davxd Jordan D1ck.1e G1dd1ngs SCHEDULE Alton L1v1ng ston Cahokla Caho k1a East St Lotus Edwardsvllle Madlson Wood R 1ver Alton Hlghland H1ghland Madxson Bethalto Gran1te Greenv1lle Jer seyv1l1e Troy G111esp1e Bethalto 32 The Freshman Sophomore Basketball team, under the coachmg of Bob Klssack, had a fme year aga1nst tough competxtlon, and ended the season wlth a 10 9 record A few of the Sophomores and Jumors played vars1ty ball, and were not e11g1ble to play Freshman Sophomore ball Th1s, of course, h1ndered the team, but the boys responded wlth the Splflt needed to w1n Page Twenty-two ASKETB LL LETTERME Red I-I1ckle Bob Janssen Dave Roberson Lew Shaver Warren Steffen H A. Walmsley Page Twenty three Melvin Arnold Bob Brovm Terry Durham Larry Franklin RE TLI G Ju... H NMA' '--.af b F1rst Row Bob Acord Neal Carter Bob Buchanan Greg Robertson T arry Hobson Top Row Mr Tschannen Dale D1ckerson R1chard Dav1s John Bover1e Chuck Dlckerson Ronnle Henson Cllnton Lolley Ronn1e Stampei' Vandalla Hlghland R lvervxew Gardens Wood Rlver Bellevxlle Jacksonvllle WOR WOR lost lost lost lost SCHEDULE Wood R 1ve r H1ghland Be11ev111e R 1verv1ew Gardens Jacksonv111e Th1s year was the f1rst year of wrestlmg atRoxana Hxgh Desp1te thxs mexperlence, we won three of the eleven matches Th1s was exceptlonally good agamst oppos1t1on wh1ch has been wrestlmg for years Chuck Dlckerson and John Bover1e, accompamed by Foach Tschannen, went to the state meet, after meetmg the qua11f1cat1on reqmrements at the Gramte C1ty Sect1ona1 Page Twenty-four lost won lost lost lost BA EBALL TEAM Fmrst Row Second Row Top Row Lew Shaver Terry Cashen Dewey Howell John Boverxe Melv1n Arnold Bob Janssen Fred McClellan Ronnle Lee R1chard Lawrence Harry Rodebaugh Melvrn Patterson D1ck Van Meter Dav1d Jordan Howard Heffner Red Hlckle Chuck D1ckerson H A Walmsley Dave Roberson Felton Brown Coach Carg1ll B111 Dxetzel Mlcky Jordan Lou1e Huck Jun Groppel Bob Parsons Bob Nelson Dav1d Tyler DeneenAng1eton SCHEDULE Alton Wood Rxver Western M111tary Madlson Hxghland Greenv111e Cahokxa Bethalto Wood R1ver Aprll 4 Aprxl 7 Aprll 12 April 14 Apr11 18 Apr11 21 Apr11 25 Apr11 28 M 3 Wlth these returnmg lettermen, Lew Shaver, Fred McClellan, Melvm Arnold, Dewey Howell, Terry Cashen, Grady Watkms, Red H1ck1e, John Boverle, and Bob Janssen, Coach Carglll IS lookmg forward to a good season. These boys wlll have a lot of back 1ng from the Sophomores and .T un1ors. Page Twenty-f1ve 'Y : , 'Af , f V W- .i.... , V xx . Ef X - X 1 - r I S I 3-3 A B ... . ' ' , 41.--fvln K 3 V ,1 1 W x : f I I I I , , I Y U ' : I I 9 ' l ' 5 1 I f ' : r a n n : a , . 3-Y TRACK TEAM V344 Fxrst Row Second Row Th1rd Row Fourth Row Larry Ash J1m Gasaway GaryHurley Dave Roberson H A Walmsley Howard Heffner Chuck D1cker son Larry Longman Danny Mustam Jack Skundr1ch Bob H1ckle Maur1ce Vmyard Warren Steffen Ronme Malone Robert Stewart Joe Txtsworth J1m Dreon Bob Brown Bob Goodhart Melvm Arnold Dav1d Clem Kerry Slayden Larry Bruns Marv1n Howell Tom Lakln Rlchard Fry Bob Kessmger Ton Malone Robert Clem Bob Ford Bob Buchanan Felton Brown Neal Carter Mzke Lowe Coach McLane Coach Ogle Thomas M1tchell Bryant Rolf Langehaug John Prultt Bruce Dodson Gene Lawrence Tom Lalun J1m Man1s Bob Durham D1Ck1C G1dd.1l'1gS J1m Crause Butch Chandler Harry Leamy Larry Rollms Merle Bartels Ray Marm1no Ronme Lee SCHEDULE Intramural Meets West Frankfort MWC Meet County Meet E. St. Lou1s Relays Wood R1ver Q5 wayl D1str1ct Tourney Aprll 5 6 Aprxl 23 Aprll 26 May May 6 May 10 May 13 Coach Thomas havmg Red Hlckle, Warren Steffen, Bob Brown, Jack Skundmch, Larry Longman, John Moody, Danny Mustam, Chuck D1ckerson, and Bob Goodhart as a core packed by several Sophomores and J un1ors, IS lookmg forward to a good year for track at R.H.S. Coach Thomas IS helped ably by CoachMcLane 1n the welghts department. Page Twenty-six 3 as +1 Q f 1 ..'7 ,..1 A x ' Q. .I I .L , V ' - ' ' . 1 1 K. , ' ' - Q- u , - , 4 . ' 5 , - . 'O - . . A 4 A X 1 X4 , . - L . . V U . lf- 63' F I , ' , 1 ' f 'Nfl ' ' ' ' l ' , I ' . , ' 1 , L 4 F K ' . '- U I I I I ' ' I I I I ' , . . . . O I I I I I I I I I ' ' I , I I I I I I L I I I I I I I a : I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' TENNI TEAM 'Xt M,m :gif ffk Left to Rlght Terry Durham, Larry Franklm, Mack We1ss, Greg Robertson Coach Gen1natt1, Clint Lolley, Davld We1ss Larry Thomas, Larry Hobson March 31 April Apr11 Apr11 Apr11 Apr11 Apr11 Apr11 A pr11 A pr11 May May May May May May May 17 Columbxa Edwardsvllle Greenv111e Wood Rlver Be11ev111e Co111nsv1l1e Gramte Clty Wood Rlver Vanda11a Jacksonv111e Edwax-dsv111e Greenvxlle D1str1ct Tennxs Meet Columbla Be11ev111e Gramte C1ty Co111nsv111e Th1s year s returmng lettermen are Mack We1ss B111 Hunter Larry Frankhn Terry Durham and Chnt Lolley By enhstmg the serv1ces of the remammg four up and commg tennxs players, Coach Gemnattl, IS lookmg forward to another successful season. Page Twenty seven Here Here Here There Here Here Here Here Here There There There Here There There There 1 ,,WWMMwwWWfW ,n , s 1 Mes ,J y 4 g 1 if ' L' Y f 'X :mia V - ' 1 -1 ' , 1:1 ' 1'r1t 1 'f ' . 1 H 1 ' Y .T 1 LQ' f' 'A . -x ' I V 4 .0 ' 'vii V I l . ' ,. -ff xx , - 1 N'-ffl an 1' H 2 E 5 1 j 1. if xiii , C F! x ex E ,KXQWK l- allh, l A., . AV X v ' ' 'syr 'b ' 7 , . 4 . . 6 . . 8 . . 12 . . 15 . . . 19 . . . 22 . . 25 . . 27 . 3 . 4 . 6-7 . . . 10 ' 11 ' 16 l' . ' ' I ' Q . , . 1 , .u , u VTX HR C2 Page Twenty-eight Q Sl Gftctenntyw T t-' ROX STAFF F1rst Row Second Row ww Carlene Howe Bobb1e Jones Sh1rley Stewart Vada Gardner, Sh1r1ey Ewens Josxe Lowe Pat Ell1s Mack We1ss, R1ta Hanfelder, John Moody Barbara Jarman Jlmmle Bla1ne Janet McFarland Lols Green The 1954 55 Rox Staff members are Shlrley Stewart, Ed1tor 1n Ch1ef Mary Ellen Jordan, Ass1stant Ed1tor J1mm1e Blame and Shlrley Ewens, Bus1ness Managers, Josxe Lowe and Bobb1e Jones, Orgamzauons Ed1tors Barbara Jarman Pat El11s and Janet McFarland, Class Edltors Mack We1ss and Lew Shaver, Sports Edxtors, and Lo1s Green and John Goodhart, Snapshots. The members of the Rox Staff wlsh to extend the1r cord1al thanks to M1ss Abberley, Sponsor, Mr Huck, Photographer, Mr. Logue, Prmtmg Adv1sor, M1ss Focht, Typmg Adv1sor, Mr. Gossel of Blackwell and W1elandy, Pub11shers, and to all the advertxsers, Wlth out whose help th1s annual would not have been posslble Page Thlrty 5 ' li l ,r .4 fm Q' '-'--...,, . . ,H .,-.N I . ., X . g A W A .- , ' A h ' I VMA , K , J l .. x 1 A 1 v in . D .. . ,, ,. - In h t A ' s . . t 4 , '! ' 1 . --:..y. 1 , L ' ' 'SHG-5 if gg, ' , , H,,l.,f,3w -Q lava J.: 'K I' . ff '1 ., e- 1, 6 nv 5 3 w I K Qi A., - y 3 7 1 . - 7 9 1 9 , . ' ' 1 1 . . . . . . 1 v 9 1 PA I H CLUB ki ,ML F1rst Row Jackle Mawdsley, Conme Luen1ng, Mary Welhe, Carol Larson Pat Ellls Sh1r1ey Grant Second Row Dorothy Huebner, Pat Blenemann, Donna Zumwalt Janet Jacoby, Jane Frey Barbara Trosley Bonme Sanders, Martha Fxgy Top Row Tommy Lamm, Bob Hunt Mar1a.n Carter Dave Roberson John Plckerlng The Span1sh Club w1l1 soon be off for Mex1co After two years of hard work they w1ll leave June 6 bound for MEXICO C1ty Taxco Cuenavaco, Cholula and the1r ne1ghbor1ng c1t1es w1l1 be g1ven the once over by the Span1sh Club who w1l1 be studymg the1r clothes cus toms, and homes Bullfxghts and gu1ded tours are also on the agenda To make th1s tr1p possxble they have had Ch1l1 Suppers Card Partles Dances, sold all occaslon cards and van11la extract, sold 1ce cream and candy at school and had a watermelon booth at the South Roxana Homecomlng The 1954 55 offlcers of the Spamsh Club are Donna Zumwalt Pres1dent Pat Blenemann Secretary Shmrley Grant Treasurer Page Thirty-one F1rst Row Second Row Thlrd Row Fourth Row Flfth Row Top ROW Mawdsley E Andrews B East D Zumwalt J McFarland J Fream G Cullen Mltchell S Ewens B Pxckerel Helmkamp W McCord K Gullxcksrud A Arnold C Kxndle B Lee V Rodebaugh Ra1nes J Schnell B Jarman J Shaver B Jones W Wooten M Lowe J Emery Norvell S Knupp Lawhss S L1nkerman C Batson J W1egand D Dxetzel F Hannls J Bruns Peck E Farth1ng M Jordan B Trosley P Slayden J Jacoby S Hammond Powers Steelrnan J Ruskln S Gebeleln M Clapper J Meyers R Durell J Duncan Buster R Heathman S Drennan J McGu1re M W1l1m1rth G Laster1e J Lowe We1he S Kastner P Johnson M Laster1e P Sw1nney E Clapper P E1l1s Luenmg G Elhs D Isted R Archer P Denny S Taylor H Whlte L Green H111 S Dependahl C Sylvlus S Mergenthal K Hayes Flgy J G11man D Tucker S Roberts I L1ppoldt P Klng M Gebele1n T1tsworth B Franklm M Rushton B Burton S Fraser M Everts S Gunter Anglm L Rollms C Graham D Harmon D Dav1s V Kraut The G1r1s' Ath1et1c ASSOC1at10n 1S sponsored by Mlss Wanda Sallee and has a membershlp of one hundred and ten Among the G A A sponsored act1v1txes for th1s year were sw1mm1ng bowllng and a slumber party and an 1ce skatmg party In February they 1n1t1ated forty new members 1n a candlehght ceremony The 1954 55 offxcers were Janet McFarland Presldent Donna Zumwalt Vme P1-esldent Grace Laster1e Secretary Treasurer Page Th1rty two O O O ' : J. , . , . , . , . , . , . S. ' , . , . ' . : F. , . , . ' , . , . ' , . , . S. ' , . , . , . , . , . , . , . K. , . . ' : S. ' , . ' , . , . ' , . ' , . ' , . A. , . ' , . , . , . , . , . M. . : C. , . ' , . ' , , . , . , . S. , . , . , . ' ,. , . ' , . L. McLain, S. Hamm, J. Peters, S. Myers, Miss Sallee. ' z M. ' , . , . , . ' , . ' , . , . ' C. ' , . ' , . , . , . , . , . ' , . L. ' , . , . ' , . , . . : M. ' , . ' , . , . , . ' , . ' , . ' J. ' , . ' , . , . , . , . , . FHA A' F1rst Row Helen W1ley Ann Peck Ga1l Ellls Donna Isted Pat Ell1s Carolyn Steelman Ella Farthmg Janet Bartels Wanda Wooten Dol11e D1etzel Second Row Barbara Trosley Carole McCoy Sharon Lawllss Carol W1snasky Carol Graham Mary Wexhe Patsy Callahan Judy Emery Kat1e Norvell Sh1rley Lmkeman Th1rd Row Mary Rushton Barbara Sm1th Barbara Brown Ed1th Lockwood Delores Tucker Sus1e Roberts Judy Kre1der Carol Larson Charlene Batson Janet Gxlman Top Row Pat B1enema.nn Dorms McNabney Revonda Archer Em1ly Andrews Barbara East Shxrley Buster Sue Hamm D1ana DeWester Judy McNabney Dorothy Huebner The Future Homemakers of Amenca 18 open to any g1rl1n lugh school who 15 takmg or has taken at least one semester of homemakmg The mam pur poses of the club are to further mterest 1n home eco nom1cs and to prov1de for wholesome 1nd1v1dua1 and group recreatwn Some of the h1ghl1ghts of th1s year's act1v1t1es were the Membersh1p Dr1ve Party 1n September the Halloween Dance 1n October the Daddy Date Nlght 1n February the Style Show 1n Apr1l the Mother Daugh ter Banquet 1n May and the 1nstallat1on of the off1cers and the 1n1t1at1on of the new members 1n the sprxng The 1954 55 off1cers were Pat E1l1s Presxdent Donna Isted V1ce Pres1dent Helen Wlley Secretary and Ann Peck Treasurer Page Th1rty three C C I 1 sr W J, X f ' 11 lpn, 'nhl' N1 z 12 KJ , L, f - , -K 4 5 ' Q L- V Q QL , , ' - ' r - , 1 5 5 . 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' I I I I I I 1 1 1 - I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I I I I I I 9 1 1 1 - 2 I I I I I I I I I ' 1 - I 1 1 ' ' 1 - - , - Y - , BAMQAI F1rst Row Sh1r1ey Mltchell Janet Barr, Ga1l Cullen, Janet Manns Sandy Taylor Majorettes Second Row Edlth Lockwood Conn1e Kmdle Geraldlne Grant Janet McFarland Jerry Blanton J1m Groppel Ella Jean Farthmg Kathryn Hanfelder Ga.1l Elhs Pat Elhs Donna Terry Sy1v1a Gebe1e1n Judy Fream, Janet G1lman B111 G1lbert Bob Durham Jeane Shaver Patsy Callahan Sharon Lawllss Thlrd Row Larry Franklm Lew Shaver Terry Cashen Janet Jacoby Roger Dorr1s Ruth Durell Carol Graham Delores Andrews Dorothy Huebner Ann Peck Donna Zumwalt Peggy Swmney D1ck G1dd1ngs Jerry Barton Glor1a Leake Bonn1e W1l1h1te Fourth Row Bob Nelson Arthur M1kke1SOH L1n Llppoldt Jerry Bourland Davxd We1ss Larry Nowaskl B1lly Phxlhps Joan Burnett John Hoorman Larry Hobson Fred Hacke Larry Thomas JackSkundr1ch B111 Bond Earl Acup Terry W1egand Top Row Mar1on Gebelem Sh1r1ey Lands Norma Woods Charlene P1gg Ray K1dd Ed Harbke R01'1I'l16 Shult Bob Dwely Lester Kramer Gene Grant Ronme Lee Rolf Langehaug Janet Me1er W1llardW1nstead Buddy Acklm, Barbara Sm1th Pat B1enemann, Ins L1ppoldt The 1954 55 Roxana H1gh Band IS one of the largest and best 1n the h1story of Roxana The band appeared at the Bethalto Homecomlng Parade Hardm Apple Fest1val, Southern Il1mo1s Umversxty Homecommg, Western M1l1tary Academy, Chamber of Commerce Parade 1n Wood R1ver, Roxana Homecommg Parade, and all of the football and basketball games A wrlteup 1n the School Mus1c1an Magazme featured our band Ensemble and Solo members and the band competed 1n the D1str1ct Musxc Contest at Bellevxlle, and at the State Contest held 1n Macomb, Illmo1s The band off1cers for 1954 55 were Presldent Terr Cashen V1ce Presldent Y 1 1 Bob D1vely, Secretary, Lew Shaver Band Representatxve, Chuck D1ckerson Page Thxrty four 1 4 f I I- S 1 l l I fl ' : ' ' , ' , 2 ' - Z. 1 l ' 1 I 1 1 1 ' 1 .1 1 . .1 .1 1 ' .1 . 1. h 1 1 1 1 .0 1 I .1 1 1 1 '1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . ,. .., , . , . ... 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CHORU First Row Second Row Third Row Fourth Row Top Row Q Qdrihfl Hickle C Lolley R Kidd P King C Kindle J Peters K Gullicksrud Jones S Mitchell G Cullen S Granfield W McCord S Buster M Rushton Vmyard J Titsworth H Barton Mr Syfert Leamy J Manxus H Leamy E Andrews R Williams P Jones P Slaten McCoy S Ingram M Barton I Lippoldt D McNabney T Lawrence Lippoldt D Roberson R Malone Koenig H Emery B Dietzel C Luenmg J McNabney J Bruns M Willmirth Littleton E Stagner B Jarman S Ewens D Wright D Zumwalt T Franich Love G Gerding Grant R Kessinger J T1tsworth M Gebelem M Weihe B Pickerel B Cole Wilkinson S Gebelein B Walk C Steelman D Tucker S Linkeman Angleton R Lee R Langehaug R Davis Ask G Hurley J Skundrich B Sanders N Tltsworth M Webb B Lee Farthing J Shaver L Meiser C Larson S McCord A Arnold L Sanders McDonough B Powers R Westerhold The Chorus, under the direction of Mr Max Syfert had one of the largest enrollments in the history of RoxanaH1gh School At the beginning of the school year more than 140 students had enrolled, but this number was reduced because of the lack of facilities The Chorus took part in the Southwestern Music Festival held in Wood River The big event of the year was the an- nual spring program given in May The 1954-55 officers were: Bobbie Jones, Presidentg Jeane Shaver, Vice-presidentg Shirley Ewens, Sec. -Treas. Page Thirty-five 'll F ii! F1r st Row Second Row Thxrd Row Top Row N5 I as R CLUB ? W V G we v 40 N, tis! 40' i NN. 1 'Ho 1 KHP Larry Franklm Greg Roberson Ronn1e Henson J1mm1e Bla1ne Lew Shaver Marv1n Howell Clmton Lolley Paul Shelby John Moody John Goodhart Bob Straub Danny Musta1n Jack Sku.ndr1ch John Bover1e Bob Brown Joe T1tsworth Melv1n Arnold Mack We1ss Terry Cashen Kenny Gllleland Red H1ckle Chuck D1ckerson Howard Heffner Grady Watkms Neal Carter Dale D1ckerson Ray Kxdd B111 Hunter Harold H1CkS R1ght Earl McLane Sponsor A boy automatxcally becomes a member of the R Club when he wms the off1c1a1 R 1n the recogmzed sports or IS a manager of a recogmzed sport The blggest event for the R Club th1s year was the Homecom1ng They d1d an exceptlonal Job on the decorat1ons for the coronat1on of the queen The members planned an All Sports Banquet 1n May. As has always been the custom, awards were glven to the most valuable player ln each sport for the past year An award was also gxven to the boy who was chosen the most valuable player of the year m all sports. The off1cers for 1954 55 were. Presndent, J1mm1e Blame, V1ce Pres1dent,,Chuck D1ckerson, Secretary Treasurer, Bob H1ckle Page Thlrty s1x T ,,l,r - y 'P B Rv V 5 C' Q a 1' Q t , X - aa: , , . 'b .Q ir 3 A .tail . as I , x + gg' Y - 1 fl ' , . 1 A e iv . . w, A ,Au Q' 1 i . - Q. . . q - ,gf A ' w . 54. I x- I if V gi 4 at sf ' I I 1 sf X Xfx . R, s S S- ' 2 B . rf ' ' S ' Q - , , K Q ., H 'xv A E E K, W, - . Q' A . .. I. y A. . , . J N 'v '-' R T v 1 A Q . K il' A .fs v ' ' v at M . Q . . c. f , X D 5 2 , ' x he , 50 . : . , , . , . . . . 2 1 I v I I I 1 9 n . ' I I . n . 1 1 l n Q a ' x I ' ' : . I F I I . f I I Y . f . I ' ' - l S ' ' 'I IV ' . . H H . . . . . H . . ROXETTE T FF Q3 F1rst Row Barbara Trosley Mary Rushton Ann Arnold Pat Denny Zola Clark Jos1e Lowe Ir1s L1ppoldt Second Row Donna Isted Ga1l Ellls Revonda Archer Pat Ellls Janet McFarland Joann Schnell Carlene Howe Deana DeWester Vada Gardner Sh1rley Stewart Bobb1e Jones Th1rd Row Martha F1gy Patsy Call han Glorla Leake Lo1s DeBoard Barbara Jarman Comme Klndle The HROXETTE' 15 a rnlmeographed b1 weekly productlon The students type and wr1te the artlcles for the paper and Mlss D1ntleman the sponsor runs lt off on the mlmeograph machlne M1ss D1ntleman and the staff ha e glven many hours of hard work to puttlng out the paper The 1954 o5 ROXETTE staff are Zola Clark Echtor 1n Ch1ef Pat Denny and Carrol Hxnkle Asslstant Ed1tors Page Belangee Busmess Manager Marv1n Howell and Bobb1e Jones Sports Edltors Vada Gardner Art Edltor The staff wxshes to extend a slncere vote of thanks to M155 D1ntleman for her unceasmg efforts m behalf of the paper Page Th1rty seven ' ' ' ,' X, - 1 an , . , 7 W , ' sk ' , . 1 ' 'vi K Ll fi ., si .9 ,f ., -4 '- ,1. Y, v 4, X p f - . , . of - . 1 ' K J-, -f ' ' Y 'I 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I 1 C 1 1 1 1 I . . . . 1 1 1 - :xr ' - 1- . . . . D - ' , - - V 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' H0 OR GCIETY 9 Fxrst Row Sh1r1ey Stewart Carlene Howe Carrol H1nk1e Bobb1e Jones Lo1s Green Carol Larson Pat Elhs Jos1e Lowe Second Row Page Belangee Davxd Wexss Mary Ellen Jordan Terry Cashen Lm L1ppo1dt Lmda Harbke Jxrnmxe Blame Vada Gardner The Natlonal Honor Soc1ety 1S a nat1onw1de orgamzauon for outstandmg hlgh school jumors and semors Membersh1p mto th1s organ1zat1on 1S based on scho1arsh1p, serv1ce, leadershxp, and char acter The number 1S hmxted to ten per cent of the sen1or class and f1V8 per cent of the Jumor class On March 17 a banquet was gxven ln honor of the new members Page Thirty-eight QUILL and CROLL FS CTP F1rst Row Second Row R Q, Carlene Howe Page Belangee Janet Bartels Zola Clark LaWanda Sanders L1nda H111 Barbara Jarman Pat Ell1s Marv1n Howell, Carrol Hinkle, Pat Denny Vada Gardner, Sh1rleyEwens, JOS18 Lowe, Shirley Stewart, Bobb1e J ones, Martha F1gy J1mm1e Blame The Qu1ll and Scroll IS a nat1onal honorary Journahstlc socxety that elects 1ts members from Jumors and semors workmg on the yearbook or newspaper To quallfy for membershxp you must be ln the upper thlfd of your class scholast1cally do outstandlng work 1n some phase 1n the product1on of the newspaper or yearbook and be approved by the execut1ve secretary of Qu1ll and Scroll Th1rteen members were mxated at a tea on February 27 Page Thlrty nlne X 1 ,lk V H KA, H K y 5 JS. I 1 , . 5. W .V ' j ,. as Q gf' X e M 'J' T ' F9 gr ' , Y 5 L H, Q K Q f my 55 , ' ,, . ag? ,' 4 9 H H yr- iwdw Jes, ' ii! A L. - 1 r 11535-H ' as M V 'SE 5 4 '-3 ' A ' it V' A 1 ' , ,. -- -A f':' ' -' ' 'Z 5. r Q ' 3' ' , , 2 . ' 1 .J W ' ' A ' fy: -' ' v -. .fp L- 'Y X L v i l K e , 4 - A L s . I y y 9 9 9 a 9 - f 9 , . v 7 Flr st Row Second Row Thlrd Row Fourth Row F1fth Row Top Row PEP CLUB wb 7 Sh1rley Ewens Jos1e Lovte Bobb1e Jones Barbara Jarman Lols Green Judy Emery Jeane Shaver Vlllda McCord Judy Peters Sandy Myers Sue Hamm Reba Vhlhams Joyce Andrews Mel1ndaLovue Janet Manns Joan Burnett Jan1ce Tltsworth Shlrley Mltchell Gale Cullen Sylua Gebelem Sandy Ingx-1m Barbara Walk Mona Clapper Carol McCoy Shlrley Knupp Barbara Pxckerel Shella Grandfleld Mar1onGebele1n Ern1lyAndrews Donna Isted Ga1lE111s Pat Elhs Llnda Prlce Kath ryfn Hanfelder Melba Webb Rosahe Gomg Revonda Archer Jackle Mawdsley Barbara East Delores Tucker Carolyn Steelman Pat Lawrence Yvonne Jolner Wanda Wooten Ann Arnold Pat Callahan Marxlym Barton Del Wr1ght Dor1s McNabney Edlth Lockwood Kat1e Norvell Shxrley Buster Frances Helrnkamp Roberta Heathman Vlrglnla Hand Ir1s Lxppoldt Charlene Plgg Llnda Rolllns An1ta Anglm Sharon Lawllss Irma Clapper The 1954 55 Pep Club, led by Pres1dentLo1s Green, had a membershxp of 73 Thezr act1v1t1es for the year cons1sted ma1nly of buymg new umforms for the freshman sophomore cheerleaders, and ra1s1ng money for new umforms for the vars1ty cheerleaders to be purchased nextyear 'They ralsed th1s rnoney by SpOHSOF1ng sock hops and by sellmg refreshments at several games Page Forty 1 .nga 'K ' ' . . yi . , ,Vs - 1 .1 T ' 4 -. 1 ', ' Q .. Q 3 7 1 T , 1 - 4' . , 1 Q X, 1 w . . , ' E5 ' ' 1 X -. 'r Q 4 , . 1' , 1 g - 5 Of cz ,- ' ' 1:1 n 1. 1 ,, H' X, - 1. rd' i. X I 4 . , u , ' ' -A H, 5 is . N , J s 1 I f , ' 1 2 Y I 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1' - , . ' . 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Z 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 'Z 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 V 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - Bobb1e Jones Shxrley Ewens CHEERLEADERS Lo1s Green 1 J osxe Lowe Barb Jarman eame Shaver Page Forty one mm' Shella Grandheld WN Sue Hamm ,, , I Q l Q B ,4 E r is , xi, ! f 1 4 f f V f x I I TUDE T COUJNCIL Frrst Row Ronn1e Henson V1rgm1a Rodebaugh She11a Granfleld Carol Wlsnasky Larry Hobson Second Row B111 Hunter J1m Evans Bob Stewart Greg Robertson Top Row Jerry Blanton Bob Brown Marvm Howell The Student Counc1l began the1r actxv1t1es th1s year by sponsormg the Homecom1ng Pep Rally wh1ch was a real success Twlrp Week and the Sprmg Carmval were two other ma1n soclal events sponsored by the Student Counc1l To promote better relatxons between schools, they started the 1dea of exchange V1SltS w1th other Student Counc1ls m the area They also secured the staggered lunch l1ne wh1ch has greatly rmproved condmtlons 1n our school cafeterla Other ach1evements of the Student Counc1l were the purchas1ng of an all school flag and apop corn machme The Counc1l sent representat1ves to the d1str1ct and state conventlons, where they act1ve1y part1c1pated 1n the programs Offlcers of the Student Counc1l are B111 Hunter, Pres1dent Bob Brown, V1ce Pres1dent and She11a Granfleld Sec Treas Page Forty-two Pfltolawmwbuoiwrd 0 0 . Page Forty-three DMI I TRATIO KA Herbert Ball DeW1tt Hunter Albert Bean Maurlce Legate 558 73, .S ,WY x xi X pf-JM 1 1 'C Dr H G Burden Ray Salsman Omar Phelps Page Forty four V TT A ..X A L . k l:Ux af 0 1 -' Tffiigij , ' A X V ,, . f V I fj4A,::g5i1'A 4 A , ' sf - - f, , , r,'-, - wr K -,vf,gv-ffyrrvgm' ' fr TYR f wg ...,...Q.,, ' If fd' -fin, -1 g., 3 - - ' - ,w 4i4.4r' 'Y w K ,ff gyk K-Q A , , I. , ,Wg K I Vi t? , . . r V, ,,,.......' 1 .Za i 5,f X I-7 f '-if ADMI I TR TIO 'il ,J LathamE Harms S W Frey Supermtendent Assxstant Supermtendent E Harold H Huck Carl R. Gregory Asslstant Pr1nc1pa1 prmclpal Page Forty five 1 r xwVv,V ex V I. r r ' 51 f re e 1 r f-r' ee le ': 4 Q X If , r , 1 ww! X JJ XX heh, HH? T noxmm connurmv mm scaoom ,VVQ ORNER EDUCATIUN QARTER W0 on mvzk MOTOR Co ' FACULTY Earl Mc Lane S. M. S. C. B. S. U. of I. M. S. Physical Education Football R Club Freshman Class James Read Ill College Pract1cal Math Soc1a1 Studles John Gen1natt1 U of I U of I M Tennls Oscar We1l McKendree A B Enghsh 3 4 Robert Carglll W I S C M S 1n Ed Ind1ana U He S D1r General Sclence Dr1ver Tra1n1ng ':: Sophomore Class Forrest Mock I S N U B Ed U of I M A Shop 1 i Woodwork Electr1c1ty Freshman Class Page Forty s1x fy, . A. B. S . . B. S. Q ' . . . S. 2 . 4 2 liiiinimlw VCK ' 5. ' ' gm- 'N-.. FACULTY Morrls Tschannen E I S C Typlng 1 2 General Bus1ness Wresthng Junlor Class Wanda Sallee S W Mo S C B S 1n Ed U of Mo M of Ed Physlcal Educatlon Pep Club G A A Ed Atkins on S T S T Algebra 1 2 Geometry Basketball Jun1or Class Mary Legate S T C of Mo U of Mo A M Engllsh 1 3 4 Rerned1a1 Readmg Freshman Class Robert K1s sack S I U Basketball Maman Hermallng U of I B A L1b1-ary Engllsh 4 Page Forty seven Q FACULTY Doris McCann U. of I. M. E. U of I. A.B. French World History Student Council Senior Class N51 Dorothy Abbe rley Wesleyan B. S. U of I M of Ed Amer1can Hlstory Soc1a1 Studles 1' Rox Sen1or Class Rene McG11l Offxce Max Syfert Eastern B Mus U of I Mus Chorus Arthur Maley A S C B A 1n Ed of M of S -Q- L1brary M11dr ed Jackson Wash U Wash U M A Spa.n1sh Z Q Enghsh 1 Honor Soc1ety Span1sh Club 'J' s .44 W? Page Forty e1ght I nf . I ng- H I ! . . Wh If 2 I - I I a f Q W: x ' ' . h la 2 I 1 . K X K . . . W . . M. . W A I A I I. J A, j, V K V ,QA C 9. QW U. I. . . . A 5' 1 'X I 2 df f I M: K x , s . r , . . A. B. ,... .C . I . . . . ' Nag, W W 5,5 I . -Magis. ,I I .W W W W I' WW if f . XX 5 gf x - If I I hifi X - 4' . f W I V ' I Maxi W' fi LN. fit: Y ' 2 'ISV' .. F-51 N I M 1, K h .' 4Ttf ,:.:x?fL7 FAC LTY runnin: e , W ' Bradley U of M A Jerome Dunse Art I LeR oy Dalhaus Ill Wesleyan Mus Ill Wesleyan M Mus M' Band Samuell He rndon Mo S S I U Algebra Metal Work Semor Class Jay Logue E I S C B S 1n Ed Penn State M of Ed Prlnt Shop Draftlng Junlor Class SL? A' Ogle Thomas C N W Mo S C n WISC NISIHECI Qrymn Drwer Trammg General Scxence Track Cross Country Senior Class :fl , S f w if, John Grabow Q, Roosevelt College . . J 17 2 s.1. U. M. . l l e V is iw: Biology 2 3 Chemistry 1 W 'A har? ,...... - --4 Page Forty-nine 4 3 I -QB. we an, 4 NJ oeomm 9000-Q61 FACULTY fb Typing 1 2 Rose Anne Davis I.S.N.U. B.Ed. Bookkeeping Q Record Keeping Junior Class Mary Lou Focht U of I B. S U of I M Ed Shorthand 1 2 Cler Office Lk' SIU FHA Sec Practice Wanda Graves Homemaklng l Z 3 Sophomore Class Lucllle Dmtlernan S I U B S in Ed Engllsh 2 4 Senior Class Roxette Betty Anderson of Homemaklng 1 2 Mary Anne Morris .,-'- I S N U B S IH Ed ' X M English l 3 if gif: :E Sophomore Class :vw ,L m Tigwigfa Page F1fty QU' CHOOL STAFF rm! Cafeterla Staff Thelma Clem Irene Arnold Clara Melser Ruth K1tzm111er fe Custod1ans Sllm Gunter Harold P1azz1 Louls BL Drlvers Edward Underwood V J Farthlng Arnold Frank Schnuttlmg Stanley Edsall Jasper Cleveland Stanley Edsall Page F1fty one I I vw - . 1 r K - QQ? W , xx M A Q l . .,, Ol ex I i. xl mi , C 1 i ' . : , , . , . . 0 x , -., ' .,,.,,..L.. Q ' ,. VA 5 ' 4 J . -of f KAW K , A ng? ' 5' 4 Y: J 'LY' W ,, 2 .g , lv . . S . I, - 5 V gr' ' K K K is K x , if , 51 V Q V . 2 . I . .Y . 'S . 1 , . . , -7 I . D ' 1 0 45 19 QM ' Q 5 vu.. 3' 'e ' 'ff X 's. ,V F.. L wwf' I mania SENIOR C LASS OFFICERS Mary Ellen Jordan Chuck Dlckerson S T ec reas Sh1r1ey Stewart presldent V1ce Pres1dent Page F1fty three W ' Q ' m. , . n , , o '- . ' ' :- x 4 . . Q - ' f. . , h . - 1 . . . . 4 , - 5 n -- 1 , Q . , , f . ' ' , - -1 . . . Z ' , I ,, I , - f 1 - .-. - V ..-h ' , -.,- .H lv , - 'Q' ' . 'J '- - - ' ,- , I 5 Q.,- X R ' ' - ' -J r .- . - 1, .-u 1 fy'-' -'e' x . 5 . 'S 5 x - , I g, H ,, , . Q rf' w by I ...- Q 4 , V4 V, ' f ,J ,-,Q . V ,..g x ',i.'ff x J -an maj-, Qji-.if ' ' LW-w.,ei wM,',5ii- Q , f y xx I f A .. e kf'N JIM. iww M77 fr fl .-.M ' ' 'f -. ' U6-,rr K J A x , , , Q , K ' - . 'f-tH.' j . , A 1,1135 . ,,. . M w ffffe . H WA ,, . A 'A ,H f ' , ... r' H L - ' , ' - QB fwlfxx E IOR Therma Angleton Pep Club 3 4 Melv1n Arnold Football 1 Basketball l 2. Baseball 1 Z Crosscountry 2 3 4 R' Club Z 3 4 Ann Arnold Band 1 Z 4 Chorus 1 4 A A Z Leadershlp Club 2 3 Roxette 4 Pep Club 3 4 Janet Bartels Band l Chorus 1 H A Roxette 3 Qulll and Scroll 3 Pep Club 3 Sclence Club 3 6 Dav1d Arnold Football l 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 ip.. A HR' Club 3 4 ' I Rox Pr1nter 4 Harold Barton Football l 2 3 Chorus 4 Rox Pr1nter Page Flfty four 3 4 p 3 4 A ' N 1232 fi if X ,Q il' e T G. . . 1 3 4 'M ' , A Ni 5, A X F. . . 1 4 ' 4 , - .. .QQ . my If Y .. ,N gtfxlvi it 34 3 , A ll 'llllll ' 4 p ' -. . f llz, T 4 i f A H ti jf . s X AG' 5 Qi sour 1-af E IOR J1l'I'1H'l1C Blame :NAM 14, Football Manager 1 2 3 4 R Club 1 2. 3 4 Honor Soclety 3 4 Rox Advtg Manager 4 Qulll and Scroll 4 Sc1ence Club 3 Class Pre sldent 2 MX-f .99-A Jerry Bourland mn Football 3 4 Basketball 3 Crosscountry 2 Track 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Rox Pr1nter 4 B111 Bond Basketball 2. Crosscountry 2. Band l Z 3 4 John Bover1e hw' Football 2 3 4 Baseball 1 Z 3 Track 2 4 R Club 2 3 4 Wrestlmg 4 Lo1s Booten Band l Z Bob Brown if Football 1 2. 3 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 Z 3 4 R' Club 3 4 Student Counc1l 4 Page Flfty f1ve --Ng 1:13, kv W4 4 x., fr-'an Why..- P' r9N Q 3...-M.. IORS Terry Cashen Baseball 1 2 3 4 Crosscountry 4 Band 1 2 3 4 R Club 3 4 Honor Socxety 4 James Clevenger Basketball 1 Band 1 Rox Pr1nter 4 W Bob Chaney nv- fl J? Crosscountry 3 Iona Imel Crews Bandl2 H A Zola Clark Edxtor of Roxette 3 4 Qu1ll and Scroll 3 4 Leadershlp Club 1 Z Thesplans 3 4 A A 1 Band 1 2 Chuck D1ckerson Football 1 Z 3 4 Basketball 1 Z Baseball 1 Z 3 Track 1 2 3 4 Wresthng 4 R Club 2 3 4 Class Pres 3 4 Band 1 Z 3 4 Page Fxfty s1x i 3 Q TR' QW YW 253'-L 'whs- E IOR Frank Dxckerson Football l Z Basketball 1 Band 1 2 3 Jerry Estes Rox Prlnter Dorothy Dorrxs AA 12 .hm Evans Football 1 Z Baseball l Student C0unc1l 2 Thesp1ans 3 Class V1ce Pres 3 Pat Ell1s Band 1 Z H A Z Roxette Z 3 4 Honor Soc1ety 4 Rox Staff 4 Qulll and Scroll 3 4 Span1sh Club 3 4 Sh1rley Ewens Class Pres l Cheerleader l Z 3 G A A l 2 Roxette Z 3 4 Rox Staff 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Varsity Queen Page Fifty-seven 51 V- ww E IOR Ella Jean Farthmg Band 1 2 3 4 G A A 3 4 Roxette 2 Thesp1ans 3 4 Judy Fream Band 1 Z 3 4 G A A 4 Orchestra 1 2 Larry Franklm Football 1 2 Basketball 1 Z 3 Tenms 1 Z 3 4 Band 1 Z 3 4 R Club 3 4 Thespxans 2 3 4 Wesley Freezland Football 1 Z 3 Sh1r1ey Fraser Chorus 1 F H 1 2 4 G A A 2 3 4 Thespxans Leadersh1p Club 1 Roxette Z Band 3 Jane Frey F H l G A Student COU.I1C1l 1 2 Roxette 3 Thesp1ans 3 Spamsh Club 3 4 Chorus 1 Page Fifty-eight -in 5 fix . 1 f E IORS Vada Gardne r Chorus 1 2 Roxette 2 3 4 Rox Art Ed1tor 4 Honor Socxety 4 Thespxans 2 3 4 John Goodha rt Football 1 Z 3 4 Track 1 2 ' R Club Z 3 4 Thesp1ans 3 Rox Staff 4 Walter Gelst Bowhng 4 Shmrley Grey Roxette 4 Pep Club 3 B111 Culbe rt Basketball 1 Band 1 Z 3 4 Rox Prxnter 4 Lo1s Green Cheerleader 2 3 4 Band 1 Z 3 4 Chorus 1 Z A A l 2 Honor Socmety 3 4 Rox Staff 4 Thesp1ans 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Class Sec Tres Z Page F1fty n1ne ,gef- Q5 rev, xr'-' if A33 4 FEM me ,lv-.,. xll 2 E IORS Donald Gusewelle Bob I-hckle Football Z 3 Basketball l 3 Baseball 1 3 4 Track l 3 4 Band 1 Z 3 R Club 3 4 Roxette 4 Don Habbe Football l 2 3 Band l 2 R Club 3 4 Pep Club 4 Harold Hlcks Football l Z 3 Basketball l Track l 2 3 R Club 4 R1ta Hanfelde r Chorus l 2 3 Roxette 2 Rox Staff 4 L1nda H111 Cheerleader 1 G A A 4 Roxette Z 3 4 Qu1ll and Scroll 3 Page S1xty QL am,-Q, Q- Hn- Ronald Hoffman Carlene Howe Band I 2 G A A Z Roxette 3 4 Rox Staff 4 Barbara Jarman Cheerleader l Z 3 4 Chorus 1 4 A A Roxette 3 4 Rox Staff 4 Qu1l1 and Sc ro Thespxans 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Ma1d of Honor l Qulll and Scroll 3 4 Thespxans 3 4 Leadersh1p Club l 2 Pep Club 3 Honor Soc1ety 4 B111 Hunte r Joyce Jomer Football I Z 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 F59 Tenn1s12 34 R ClubZ 34 Student Councll Z 3 4 Thesp1ans 3 4 Page Bobble Jones Cheerleader Chorus l Z 3 4 A A 2 Roxette Z 3 4 Honor Soc1ety 3 Quxll and Scroll Ma1d of Honor Thesplans Z 3 4 S1xty one E IOR Pat Jones ChoruslZ34 HA Z AA 2 PepClub1Z34 X-0' av-- mtv' Dorothy Kraut Mary Ellen Jordan Chorus 1 H A A A Z Roxette Z Honor Soc1ety 3 4 Rox Asst Ed Qu1ll and Scroll 4 Thesplans 3 4 1. 'E ' Leadersh1p Club l Class Sec Treas 4 an-R 2 sp 'IT'--..,,. V11-gll LaTempt Football 2 Basketball 1 2 Sc1ence Club 3 Jun Klnkade Basketball l Track Z Rox Pr1nter gk- 5:1-v N9 Dale Leady Page S1xty-two gba- F . . . 1 3 4 G. . . l 3 4 Qs fr A N F . . . 1 2 3 G. . . 3 4 K M . . 4 A ' A K 63 A 2 A so n V , - I f sf A nu- Joyce Lew1s AA Nancy Loc kart Chorus l 2 Roxette l IORS Janet Manns Band 1 2 4 H A Pep Club 3 '?' Phyll1s Martxn 'fbia- 'Ninn 'Kg Iwi JOS16 Lowe Cheerleader 1 Z A A Z Student Councxl Roxette 2 4 Honor Soc1ety 4 Rox Staff 4 Ma1d of Honor Leadersh1p Club 3 Fred McClelland Football 1 2 Basketball l Baseball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 Z ' R' Club 3 4 Rox Pr1nter 4 Page Slxty three .I M VNL p 'Nm-4 A ' .. New P' E IOR Sonja McCord Chorus 4 We?-XMYQQQ Llbrar 1an 3 4 Janet Mc Farland Band l 2 3 4 Chorus F H A Z A A Roxette 2 Rox Staff 4 Qu1ll and Scroll 3 Thesp1ans 3 4 Pep Club 3 Dor1s McNabney Chorus 1 2. 4 H A 2 G A A 3 Roxette 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 B111 Mxhehch Crosscountry 3 Charles M1tchell Track 3 John Moody Football 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 n' npcs- A333041 R' Club 2 3 4 Rox Staff 4 Page S1xty-four .JZ- QWQX H' 41 E IOR Danny Mu sta1n Crosscountry 2 Track Z 3 4 R ' Club 2 3 4 Rox Prlnter Jack O'Ne1l Naomx Peebles 'Ihr 'ze arf Raw Dale Pa. ule y R ox Pr mter Charlene P1gg Band1234 FHA PepC1ub34 Myrna Power s Chorus 1 H A G A A 4 Pep Club l Z 3 Volleyball l 2 Page Sixty-five SENIOR Mary Rushton Chorus 1 2 4 F H A 4 G A A 4 Roxette 4 Barbara Shattuck an WW? 5' ' ' ,iff ,I A X, R HA L.aWanda Sanders Chorus 1 2 3 4 Roxette 3 4 Qu11l and Scroll Thesp1ans 3 4 Joann Schnell Chorus 1 H A A A 1 Roxette 3 Lew Shaver Football 1 2 Basketball l Baseball 1 2 Track 3 4 Band 1 2 3 R Club 2 3 Student Coun Rox Staff 4 Thesp1ans 3 Qu11l and Scroll 3 Thespians 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 C11 Robe rt Simms Page Sixty-six ,nr- Q of Jack Srruth asketball 3 Baseball rack Z Chorus Z Eli- Marllyn Stearns Chorus 1 2 Roxette B111 South Rox Pr1nter 4 Sh1rley Stewart Chorus F H A Student Councll l Roxette 2. 3 4 Honor Socxety 3 4 Rox Ed1tor 1n Chref Qulll and Scroll 4 Ma1d of Honor Class Sec Treas 3 Class Vxce Pres1dent 4 Kills' Junmo r South Rox Pr1nter 4 Bob Straub Football 1 Z Baseball 1 R Club 4 Page S1xty seven ...s ,df Us 17 f W 1 'wn-Y 'hr X IOR Rus sell Thompson Football l 2 Basketball 1 Z Track 1 2 Roxette Joe T1tsworth Football 1 3 4 Basketball Z Track 2 4 Chorus 4 'R Club 3 4 Pep Club 4 Barbara Trosley Chorus l 4 H A G A A 4 Roxette 4 Thesp1ans 3 4 Sparush Club Pep Club 3 4 Maurlce Vmyard Football 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Chorus 4 'R Club 3 4 Rox Prlnter 30-4 'L James V1Sn0WSk1 Bowllng Z 3 'Hn ffswss 1 Mack Wexs s Football 1 Z Basketball l Tenn1s 1 2 3 Track 1 Z R Club Z 3 Rox Staff 4 Sc1ence Club 3 Page S1xty e1ght 3 3 lk' A C .. ' ,h 5, as A v N wx . . .4 1 F. . . 1 2 4 3 4 X 1 4 4 OR Ray We ste rhold Chorus 4 Rox Pr1nter 4 Wanda Wooten Chorus l 2 H A A A l 2 Leadersh1p Clu Pep Club 3 4 Bob Radmache r Basketball Z Band 1 2 3 Pep Club 4 Paul Shelby Football 3 4 Track 4 R Club 4 Cha rle s Bake r Football 1 2 3 Band 1 2 3 4 Sc1ence Club 3 Thesp1ans 3 B111 Farley b Football 1 Z Baseball l Z 3 Basketball l Tenn1s 3 R Club 4 Camera Club 2 Page S1xty n1ne xv--' E IOR L 'hu i ' JOSIC Lowe x W J1mm1e Blame Bausch Lomb Sclence Award DAR Award Gu 'ith' Bemta Frankhn Transferred Page Seventy L ' if an H sn 4 I Aa. J' A A. i A A r . , X f'k 1' gy 'E K J x,' .AF ' Ray K1dd JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS V1ce Presxdent Terry Durham Sec Treas Page Seventy one U IORS 4...-Q X ml fed-.N Earl Joe D1ck Janet Larry Suzanne Don B t Barr Batson Batson Beard Acup Avramovlch agen Page Pat Belangee Bxe rx i E1o1se Cartee Delores Davls Lols Durham f-r 3' Sharon M1ldred Donna Marlta Paul neman Blankensh1p Braughton Brokaw Brugger Bryant Marlan Erma Arthur Curtls Jerry DaV1d Carter lapper Cox Cox Cuddy Darden 'Q if 'K 'C' 'sv .U -,J if. s X f D1ana Dollxe Robert Bruce Delores Denney Dewester Dletzel D1vely Dodson Durham if xx Pat I? Terry Dax 1d Howard Martha Terry Betty Sue Durham Durrell Emery Flgy Franlch Frye Page Seventy two X. , 9 - . - Q, ' ' b j kb I M ,N ' A E 4 , tl ni, If r ,M XX Ni My 1 ve, N gf ., ' f ,ff C 2 , - thr l s . ...f 5 I 1 A fuk is ' , , 'fr' U 'M 'Q , - y' li .. f l in A x -,,. ' 7 ' 1 e an , V far e l . y e C 1 I' In X' C i D K M I l V I Q .- sr, I -, ' C .e f ,ii W 1 I , , I i if I 2. Q 9 ,S ,7 on , .l U ff 5 l , I f Q f WL OR 1' Jim Marian Bob Sharolyn Shirley Joyce Sue G Gasoway Gebelein Goodhart Graham Grant rover Q0 no 1X Margaret Fay Linda Charles Dixie Ronnie Dale Hannis Harbke Hardway Hatfield Henson Hill 9? N- hr XX' -uf Carol Dewey Marvin Janna Dorothy Bob Gary Hinkle Howell Howell Hoyt Huebner Hunt Hurley px 'UU Ss T7 Q-vu Yvonne Ray Connie Nancy Pat Mike Tom Joiner Kidd Kindle King King Lemanske Lamb 533 on ' 5, cgi lNr it if C: I I 'Ng f Charles Rolf Carol Grace Pat Dan Shirley Lands Langehaug Larson Lasterie Lawrence Leady Linkeman Page Seventy-three L1n Pat Clmton Ronald Jack Kerth B111 Llppoldt L1ttleton Lolley Malone McDonough McDonough McKenz1e Q2 xl Judy McNabney Greg Harry Larry Bonnle Joe Schneld Jack Ronn1e Robertson Rodebaugh Rogers Sanders ermeyer Short Shult S? Xff Wilbur Jack Earl Ethel Warren Barbara Peggy Simms Skundmch Smlth St 5 I ' 1,r f . 3 Sandra Janlce Newton Joe Dav1d Joan Helen Taylor Trtsworth Tucker Waltz We1ss Welch Whlte JU IOR 1 Helen Mary Donna Wiegand Weihe Wiley Willmirth Wright Zumwalt Page Seventy f1ve WDJLAST A 'F wi 'S Page Seventy SIX -rd R.--aff xf -ffn Kenneth Alb I '31 Marxlyn Charlene Charles B111 Felton Barton Batson Benvenuto Blake Brown 3 Jacquelme Larry Bob Bob Joan Beverley Sh1rley Bruns Bruns Bryant Buchanan Burne Burt B X if I Pat Robert Neal Robe rt Barbara Donna Loxs Callahan Campbell Carter Clem Dav1s Davms De Board , ,fs ':- in ' r' Fredd1e Dale Jim Dav1d Lee Barbara Gall Dhue Dlckerson Dreon Dyer Eades East Elhs Q 9 Q Q .E lw, R Q ,- Jfx g' 1 ' ur ,4 k f , Y ,114 OPHOMORE 8 1 y--1 K Marlene Bob Granvllle Kenny Sheha Eugene Pr1sc1l1a Everts Ford Gertmg G1lleland Grandfleld Grant Grover l hun 1 Jame s Kay Sue Sh1r Lee Jenny Edwm Roberta Gro pel Gulllcksc 'Vid rud Hamm Hammond Hand bke Howard Frances Howard Larry Dolores Heffner Helmkarnp Hettlck Hobson Hoorman Don Lar r y Hoyt Hubbartt l ml 1-5 9 sv- 'ET' 'KL Q Janet Bob M1Ck6y Jxm Joan Ramona Charlotte Jacoby Janssen Jordan Kltson K1tson Knlght Kopp fs. 3 'Q PF Q Lester Judy Ronald Lo1s Terry Rxchard Ronald Kramer Kre1der Krleb Lane LaTempt Lawrence Lee Page Seventy-eight OPHOMORE 1 ? ll 1 1 L' 6- . R Q. - L? 79- 1 YQ: if '?'y R 1' ..-.. . 5 ,iw I I r ' I lx .NJ ,. x 0 0 Iris Larry Mike Connie Jackie Wilda Li ld q. Frank ppo t Longman Lowe Luen' Lela Sonja McLane Me rgenthal ing Mawdsley McCord McGraw and Mathew Arthur Ray Sand v-....-14 y Lyle Meyer Mikkelson Mormmo Myers Nance 3 Bob Ann Judy Bob Rohland Sus 18 T Nelson Peck Peters Powers Pruetz el Robe rts 'E' rig XX 0 iw' mmy Roe L QM Jack Kenneth Jeanne Ca 1 ro Jerry Loretta Ron Sande rs Schube rt Shave r Silveus Sitze Slone Snyde r wr- SP Y 45 L Ill iv 'E' Dale Carolyn Bgb D an Karen Delores David Stearns Steelman Stewart Su-hl mg 51l111V311 Tucker T Page Seventy nine yler .... 'E y .. Y .I f Ml ri xg, Q' v A f fr we . x - , S by 3 4 43, , 5 i f ' fs is v 6' L, , ,. L 4-f af ' . ua X A , . K x , ji.: lv -' f. fr' P A A . - , -1, 5 ,I H: . .ah 'S e ' I. X- . J C g 4 J f we 1 Q J J n . t' wr' ' - fe 1 .wif V35 Qs- f' 1 . -' 2 Q V egg, .fg. ,J f ' 1 xiii' in s , A-2f55',f:f.:5 .1 . 2 V' vOIaJMOREQ ar A Victor H. A. Carol Reba Vintilla Walm sley Wilkinson Williams Page Eighty 0 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Sy1v1a Gebelem Bob Durham Sec Treas TOIH Lamm Presxdent V1ce Presldent Page Elghty one 1 s 'S ul ' A 'C' N...-s ' X 1 . ', V . . K ,xy W , .v ' 'vwm 2 af' .1 M Y , I V '. ' on nv , .Q fb R., .I if X , 0 Q , 1 X l ' 0 ,, I I 1' -. , A4 I W V X . ' o 2 :H .Y h K, AY . .V it It . , 8 l 1 N' Q s A ,K HN V ,P 'I , K ,ja K gxxftif X?-V 2 , . f -M: . . , 'mf' 'W V- -V N . l A At. ,X K 4 LVN? .L q . .Q ,f . ', - 'K xv? , ga -Av . .. ' , 4' 'lfxf' xr ' '.x' - . 4-,.-,Q -1 ,K .gf L, . ,K , ,K ,E . th W, A , ,. . , . W ', , f., a A YL I 7 , , A 's' up . , jx ' ' .N N, , ,. . , . 0- I Freshman ,Q C 4- ' EVN. Howard Delores Anlta Valdean Louls Jerry Acord Andrews Anglm Ash Bartels Barton Q Q-u L-A Jxm Sharon Je rry Barbara Benefxeld Berry Blanton Bond Br1ght Brown S' it v xx'-,, M1tchell Jlm Bryant Larry John Mona Davxd Bull Cadel Chandler Clapper Clem Q' G-G1 3 au- 5 fNIx Q. if I' 'Q ffl? M.. J1m Ga11 Crause Cullen Dependahl D1etzel Dxke D1nw1dd1e Charles Bob Serena B1l1y ' Q 'CA 3 QI ,.. 'P-1 0 ec' 'cz' XB Ill I X X x 5. Roger Shu-ley Jackle Ruth Robert Judy Dorr1s Drennan Duncan Durrell Durham Eme ry Page E1ghty two Roger Batson Brugger 47 E' Brenda Cole Nov Carol Dlxon Bob Ernst A , , 1 A - ,, Q, 4, . y I , , , fra. ah- a 1 - Q., .. , . 1 4 ' . . - , f , 11, f In .- ' is 1- , I ' K . fy Q , 'I Hx' '.. L 1 Yi 1151 , ,. u f l 1 Ax 3' gl - Sf 1' f s. 2' A, .f , V' B '11 ,nm ' 4- l 2 K ' e ,A .X V q ,. X A W , C ' ', X v CM - i X , ' , 5 ' gk Jf A ' v ' -V 3.. - ' ,. K'-'TA B - Q EY B V' fl ,,- in Q . 4 B ' - 3? ' - - ' rf Ei- x . g.. ,. .1 . Z-N . , N -5 A I I A A.. T, N C N Iflflliiizg Y, LV i R H V . A 1' N 'gi , ' ' A , 1 ? 1 s, -a B A M fl hw . Q ' t l ,gigs A ' ...J rr sh . ,I js 4 1 , , 'All f .f . ,f Y- fx al '- , ' ' Freshman S? sv- pn- we Y-Q 'S' 'ESF' if K-e.,.ff xv J Mlke Betty D1ck Sy1v1a Dxck Janet Betty Estes Fmtz Fry Gebeleln G1dd1ngs G11man Glas smeyer 'Z w- .4--v , YW In Rosahe Carol Geraldlne Joan Fred Joyce Glen Gomg Graham Grant Gusewelle I-Iacke Hand Glassmeyer fx at uv- 4:9 I we N, .,..- ip--.. 'L-fs T7 Kathyrn Joe Jack Kay Barbara Dlana Harold Hanfel der Hawk1ns Hayes Hayes Hendrxckson Hettlck H111 Q :vs if .,..f AA! John Lou1s Sandra Peggy Davxd Sharon Jerry Hoorman Huck Ingram Johnson Jordan Kastner Kennedy -ar all X I Fo 44:4 Bob Shxrley Robert V1rg1n1a Tom Shlrley Martha Kes smger Knupp Koen1ng Kraut Lakln Lands Laster1e Page Exghty three , Q - Aft t ff' ., -9 Q Q' I 1- V Q K A , 5- I 'lx V, Q-I ? 'Q , 44, 7 -X , ' J ' ' ' Q' . ' sb ,. 3 f' 5 y . ':-' X' - J 7 b y H 'J' U. X 4 F A ' . A 'I' it ' y 1 f th V. B r Q ,Q 1 - --L-1 he ' . K ' .sr A' an G ,1 G S- 6 ,K ' Q., , 1, - 5 . - . uzh' 'sr ' 39 J NA! J y ' iw' A 5 I x 4.55m I V J f - A, I 1 K X -1 3 1: V -v ff' - ,- Freshman 1- WU Sharon Gene Terry Glor1a Harry Larry Barbara wlxss Lawrence Lawrence Leake Leamy Leamy Lee 5, -v ,, YY Edlth Melmda Torn Jerry Barbara J1m Carole Lockwood Lowe Malone Man1s Mar shall Mathews McCoy l SP' E Donald Jean Janet Shlrley Chr1st1ne Marlan Patr1c1a McGhee MCGUIIS Men- M1tchell Morgan Nagel Newby if Y' 5 Y Katle Larry Bob B111 Barbara FraHC1S L1nda Norvell Nowaskl Parsons Ph1l11ps Plckeral P1tt Pr1ce sung. 1' - Y ,Y P- 5,4 7-T7 T' .K '1 V I '1 .u ' Verda John Sally Nelda Donald V1rg1n1a Larry P1-1ce Pruett Rames Rea Reed Rodebaugh Rolhns Page E1ghty four A :Y B .G r k k fi Q I 1 , I, .,., A ,QM .. V X VV 5 , A -., V7 i A 9 y W? -- fl V ' ' il La ' ' Q, ,N sr .Ji 52 7,1 1, . 8 B :Lv '4 .l t , 1 I V x ! I1 A 14 1 x . ,If F 1- O . an - ' f U ' 3' 5. , X gy N I ' V I A N 1 3 ' ii 4 Q s Z Q . V L Iv ' C' L' W I ' fm . 'Y' ' 4 'E J V-. ., ' xi . 1 - It Q sr- , . 5 I A Q y 4. - ' L ' L an L we L . '- ' 5, , Nz, ' H i , M 1, M W - . ' f I 7 I m. Freshman 'C' 'S-. Lmda Jud1th Russell Patr1c1a Kerry rbara James Roll1ns Ruskm Short Sl aten Slayden Smlth Sm1th ll sa as 'Is 1-1 N' if 'S Norman Ronald Donna Larry Glen Nancy R1chard Smxth Stamper Terry Thomas T111er T1tsworth Van Meter Ge -1- V fav T' .,...... Barbara Ellen Melba Daymond Mane Terry Walter Walk Waltz Webb West Westerhold W1egand Wrlkerson ,wg i 4 if I I' Darrel Bonme Carol Wxlkmson W11lh1te Wlsnasky Page E1ghty f1ve ' A 1 ,,. I 5.1 .. f- W e Lp ,H f K 'l A 1 . . . . . Ba K A I I 8 1 an X ...lr I fly Af A 1 , 1 j fy 1- 5 Z X , A , lrll ' W W X as '- ,W 1:- e ,f a r y . 1 A 5, '3 DI' J A WISEMAN Dr I E MAHONEY PHOEBE GOLDBERG JOSEPH .I BARR Incorporated PROBATE JUDGE PARKWAY DRIVE IN HOOVER and HOOVER WELLS SCHMIDT TIRE CO GOODYEAR T b n A t A V PP g F R Se Cll43828 10 E tF 9: W dR EESY Compnmlnh C7OmPfilr1enl: I-f of . . . I U I O Cbmfxfillzzrzlg Q'rvn,pLf,,15f1f, of of I C'0n1fJf1en1zr1lA L,UH1fJH,'1UllA .f of - I Tires- u es Ba eries u o ccessories Reca in - ulcanizing or oad rvice- a - 1 as er uson Avenue oo iver, Illinois P ' ht - ' Hcp JVIDIZM fWE ed! fafyf UW f 04f HARBKE SMARKET TRATTLERS' J Wood: R-wer 'H Tfms CHP COLO I L DAIRY COMP Fourth and Ferguson Wood RiVer,Illinois I Z ll!!! . n I fl OXCUZU Utd H an 5 ann L. a 0 E1 , , , Avy .1 J, 'A f D lg -LQ-'!.1..7 ff 'Q f A 'LU K Q I, fl I :fl fy ' 7-.fix-0 lffl-. l!n.1 Q . , t- f... Lf' of. f f'1 'ff , , - . !f'f '4.f ,'l 1 I-76 . . 4 . f ' ,- 1 If 1 . , , . 1' fl , . 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' ,Iili ' . . M g GERDINGSI G A ACOCKS Market Radxo TV Sales 81 Service 501 Ce tral Adml al 8: Emerson Dealer Wood R er Grant Acocks Pho e 4.4804 Pho e 4-2194 Hxgh ay 1118: Sth Roxana Ill nous HARRQDS GARAGE MODERN SHOE REBUILDERS Ed Paymc Prop 14Wood R erA e ue WoodRverIll os MAJOR ELECTRIC CO East Thomas Street Phone 4 5961 Televlslon Sales O I I n 'r iv 11 Il . W , i . iv vn , i , ini --, A -cr' Y I ru J I . . Roxana Market Meats Groc r es Vegetable Blll s Radlo Shop d R Pho og aph Reco d Phonog aph Wood Rlver Flower Wood R Shop Radcllffe s Dorris Realt Compan Phone 49641 Cecll Doms 110 Tydeman Res 4 5484 Roxana Ill1no1s . , l Woo iver e i n r r s .s r S T. V. Lvl-Jlllllfqillllflll C7LNnzllXlv,'lL'v!1 ' 9 115 East Ferguson wer, mil A First 8: Central Ave. Roxana, Illinois C7om,bfimarzf1 ' ' r CQm9'LatuL1tion4 to Czzu of Z5 From Taylor Jewelers Your Semor Rmg Dealer Mlles Servlce Statlon Carroll Lumber R0SeW00d Helghts Phone 4-4920 Roxana Central Cafe Roxana Garage Roxana I1l1no1s Roxana I11 4-8613 ! Qmfzfirnanta of CQvmf:.D.m.ul.!a of 2 7 - CAMP S Dr H R Hudson DRUG STORE Roxana Sweet Shop eompfmunti of Uompflmznta of 9 O I I Your Local Dentist lk X ' .. Q ' 1 ix Blu Dl'IEn't: nl REED AUTO ERVICE 141 W THIRD T ROXANA ILL PHO E 4 5842 Offxce 4 3893 Realtor Res 4 7748 Gravely Power Equlpment R H HESSENFLOW Real Estate Insurance Mortgage Loans 9th North Wood Rlver Avenue Wood River Illmols For Lawn Garden Field GORDON R HUGHINS 315 N Central Roxana Illmons Phone +5254 READ THE JOURNAL Publlshed m and for Wood Rlver Townshlp Farr and accurate reportmg and 6dlt0l'l3l0plnl0I1S whlch reflect independent thlnkmg 8 cents a week camer or at your NEWS DEALER Wood Rxver Pnntmg 8: Pubhshmg Company Commercxal Pnntmg 101 Whltelaw Avenue Wood River Illmo1s Save wlth our Dry Cleanmg Dep t 10 90 S50 Umon Plant Wood Rwer Edwardsville 9 O O , 1 . . I 1 . - n ah 1 I . . D . . , ' S. 1 - S l ' ' ' S .90 ' ' ' S .50 . D - ' . U Men's Pants . 'ljmnphmnnts 'II nmplmnmts DR L L BAKER JACK DAYAN M D 7Whtla Ae 21NrthWoodR Ae 'ljmnpllmnnts nf Drs W V Sz F D Roberson of nf' - . . . . i e w v nue o iver v nue Wood River, Illinois Phone 4-2726 o o o o o iv r, inois BENRED MEAT C0 Photo Art Shop WHOLE SALE HEAT S- C3 J- 11411-6011 -9312 to 13011413015 0 wood R 49441 M935 fog P54 Wood R 4-3810 118 Wood R1ver Avenue 24 So th S t t t Wood Rlver 111111015 Wood R Stone Bros Vern E Bramley Stores Roxana Drugs Hartford Drugs fy Qmdgcwnfg L zw F A WoodR D +22 Ph +8724 t gl' al 15 Hard drh 4-2223 -qpanvnl' BARTON LUMBER COMPANY Lumber M11lWOfk Supphes One Block South of Shell Refinery 8z One Block East of Rt. 111 Corner of Velma 8 Hugh St. Phone 4 8307 South Roxana Ill . I I ov. ' Lea o ' ' Ph ne iver . Ciommzux' o m fu Phone iver , 1 u ix h S ree I . . iver Illinois , . I au.: 'L ' ew u 110 west ard street Anon, Illinois Dial 2-7113 -'Pwmfflfwn ' 4 . . Roxana one es er son ve. 1ver, 1 or one E . 3 . - 4 ' Y ' an-v .. 'A xfv 1 Vx U, ...- - , n Y McCUNE AND SONS 4 7109 Edwardsville Rd at Central Ave WoodR1ver lll ROXANA HARDWARE Complete line of Hardware Sporting Goods Paints Electncal Supplies Comer Central and Tydeman Phone 4-8592 Roxana Ill. Columbia Tru Fit Diamond Rings Tm Fit Rings Adjust automatically to the shape of your finger Never twist always fit Costanzo Jewelry It s a Gift to Know What to Give Theatre Building Phone 4-3714 Wood River, Illinois Hartmanns Jewelry Gifts 17 East Ferguson Avenu Wood River Nathan Marcus Alton Wood Rlver Alrllne Food Market Nmth Street and Alrllne Drive Rosewood Heights Phone 44012 Straub Shell Servlce Courteous Service Tydeman A e and Ed ardsv1lle Road Ro ana ll 05 Phone 4-7289 Sales Authorized Servlce Albrecht Chevrolet nc The best place to do buslness IB fzydvfm M193 M511 P Guam nc! fm: fa-4f.9,,m9 Genuine Chevrolet Parts Ed ads lleRadWoodR1 er Phoe-1-4338 Vogue Flower 8z Glft Shop Deslgns of Dxstlnctlon 204 East Lorena Wood Rlver Dlal +5712 Wllson Paint Company Phelans Palnt 29 Wood R1ve A enue Wood River Phone 4 2212 e ' ' v . w ' . X lin i I . - Complete Automobile Service o a i a a' 0 0 . 5 a as ' ' ' . r V . w r vi o 'v n - EME T DIGGI G Gradlng Pond Work Clearmg Trucklng Dlrt Rock Sand Free Estlmates G Helmkamp Excavatmg and Truck1ng Company 934 Edwardsvllle Road Wood Rlver lll1no1s Phone 4 0158 yard put 1n shape to seed rock hauhng for drlveways Trenchmg W3tCfl1HCS Sewerhnes Footlng for F oundatlons Free Estlmates Sept1c Tank Holes 81 Clsterns D1tches 81 Trenches 6 to 20 Inches Wlde H Helmkamp 10 Feet Deep O F Helmkamp Rosedale DI'lVC 9th and Edwardsvllle Road Rosewood Helghts Phone 4 0158 Phone 4-9629 Ching Back Filling, Landscaping 8z ,D . ' Jlkw TIP TOP BREAD NOW EVEN BETTER COST NO MORE WITH DOUBLE CALCIUM AND ONE THIRD MORE MILK NOURISHMENT WARD BAKING COMPANY f Congratulatlons from Wm C Hanfelder Agency SHURTLEFF COLLEGE Cp! South Roxana Barber Shop To The Graduatlng Class of 1955 WHY NOT Investlgate The Educatmonal Opportumtles Offered By SHURTLEFF COLLEGE Jom Your Friends On One Of The Oldest College Campuses In Illmols SHURTLEFF COLLEGE Is Now In Its 128 th Year Of Educatlonal Service To The Community dump imznla of I 0 O gznzmaf gn4u1ance UJAOIZE 4-9351 Sonia cfjoxana, Umnoia om imenh of DAUER S I G A MARKET -'Zh ,lf Phone 4 7642 Roxana, I1l1no1s I. G. A. Everyday Low Prices 9 0 o o xv VK ,: .V , mes.,- Z ,V ,md A ,-gggll 1 f x i.:s 3 M I K Q' f' S x' ' 1- . I I ,,,,,e E 1 X X -a . 'E A Y.. E A O O x..,.ll E? Qums Olln We're going with you After all we ve become old frxends durmg your stay here Whether you knew lt or not almost every day by Olm Mathxeson or one that Olm Mathxeson helped make Just read the lrst on the rlght and you ll see what we mean Once you re establxshed ln busmess or professlonal hfe youll probably hear a lot more about Olln Mathleson A good many of you may have busmess wlth us And a few of you may even come bo work for us There ll be room because Olm Mathleson rs growing When Olm Industrles Inc merged wxth the Mathreson Chemlcal Corporatxon ln August 1954 they brought together the skulls facllxtles and resources of two of the country s most raprdly expandmg Industrial orgamzatlons You and the Olm Mathreson Chemlcal Corporatlon w1ll both be gomg forward and we ll meet each other often as we do Meanwhlle we extend our heartxest congratulatlons and good wlshes on your graduatlon May the future brmg you everythmg you ve hoped for and worked for OLIN MATHIESON CHEMICAL CORPORATION New York N Y New Naven Conn Baltrmore Md East Alton III for lndustry CHEMICALS lndustnal chemicals Petrochemncols Agrrcultural chemlcols METAL PRODUCTS Brass and other non ferrous alloys fabrncoted parts and heal exchangers EXPLOSIVES Olun smokeless Ball Powder lndustrral and mllrtary explosrves Railroad torpedaes and Iusees Compressed our coal brealung equipment PACKAGING FILMS Ol n Cellophone and Polyethylene frlm PAPER PRODUCTS Cugarette and other func paper Cugorette frlterx Endless woven belts Flax fnbers MISCELLANEOUS Frost southern pine ond hardwood lumber Ramset powder actuated tools ond fasteners Western luln guns and ammunition Ol n rndustrnal dry eell batterrex for agnculture COMPLETE FERTILIZERS NITROGEN FERTILIZERS PESTICIDES SANITIZING AGENTS SPRINKLER IRRIGATION SYSTEMS forthe medrcal profession SQUIIB PHARMACEUTICALS Nutritionals Brologrcals Glondulur products Antrblotrcs Anaesthetuu Pharmaceutrtal specralttet SQUIBB VETERINARY PRODUCTS Antlblotlcs Other vetennary preparotnons consumer products WINCHESTER sportrng frrearms ammum hon and gun preparatrons WESTERN sportmg ammumtron slreot and tropshootrng equipment SQUIBB household drug products and tolletrres LENTHERIC perfumes and torletruex SUPER PYRO and U S I PERMANENT ante freeze PURITAN automotrve :penalty products 0lIN flashlughts ond dry cell batterrel FROST outdoor furniture dvi fa E ZEQE : 2 1 - . 1 : ' I my . . . 5 of your school year you've used a product made . . i Page One Hundred-three 'fafan-Q QMXII.-fa 62-.M Page One Hundred four s , V,-X I Y ' 2 Q,- Wd ----'ESRI .W-JMU! vw mhmwnmiirl Y Y f 3-. pg-.Q 5 K , I 'E ,NX Oi! in 'whiz-f feliffsz r V xl 4E57 f?7 gl f A - .f X , ' ff fl ' iifl-Iff-V 'X' xx, gm E A 1 ' Q, f 4 ffixp U Zi -14 'lf 3? nf -Q ji A ii ? ?ff P'- ' f gr' 1 f 12? , Y X ' X iz -'E ,fr If Q? N5 4 f ' 'v f 5 1.95 , W 1 Q x f f Q XS ,gr ,ff V! Yi - - X 3 fff yfl ,f ' 7 2 , fl-:Xfx if 'Sit 7. gf f ff Z f gf! VWQIQK Z ,Xi X ,::'T: '-W' J.., ,. fi., s, k Z A-4- 'ig X gk :L 1-f-392 -+R , 'S ' fx gl X- f X 5-- X wi FAITH 0n its third and final departure for America in the year 1620, the good ship Mayflower carried the Pilgrims through the vast and unchartered turbulent waters of the Atlantic on their hazardous voyage to Plymouth Colony. Armed with slightly more than FAITH in themselves and God, they had left their homes and loved ones with a FAITH strong enough to sustain them through those first severe and trying winters in the new land -- an unwavering FAITH which was to build homes, churches and schools, clear the land, till the soil, unite the people in a mutual inter- dependence, fashion the first colonies, and give birth to Titan' nation with a foundation firmly enrooted in FA . History tells us that years later the same FAITH made possible the revolt against arrogant rulers, hav- ing its culmination in the Boston Tea Party which fanned the flames of insurrection and kindled the spark of revolution by a Declaration of Independence, reconfirming their FAITH in the equalit-y,-liberties, and inherent rights of all men. Thus begun, with only unswerving FAITH as a ruling guide, America's boundless wilderness was ex- plored, her deep rivers bridged, her fertile prairies and proud mountains spanned hy rail and road. and a civilization reached still undreamed of by many nations of the world. These things which today we take for granted were hard-earned by men of vision, courage. and FAITH. In recent years the world has been beset by two wars, and the upheaval and disturbed conditions that surround and follow sucll wide-spread catastro- phies provide the medium for distrustful thinking and a resultant lack of FAITH in other nations and other individuals. Yet, a moment's reflection on the past will 'show the greatness of America was built by the FAITH of individuals in God, FAITH in themselves, and FAITH in those honest men around them. This FAITH of which we speak made strong communities, strong states, and a strong nation -- strong enough to survive the trials of time. But there is no standing still in the America of Progress, and she will continue to progress through the vision, courage, and FAITH of her sons and daughters. May you be one of those who has and keeps that FAITH. owlns.n.i.mous Am... nous. 1 X- M Y 3 H n nn xx X ff