Tampico High School - Trojan Yearbook (Tampico, IL)

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. A. A. Front row, left to right: Mary Pearl Schindel, Nancy Henrekin, Barbara Denison, Linda Hurd, Jerry Driessens, Judy Gholson, Karen Cox, Kathryn Bumphrey, Miss Ormsby-Advisor, 2nd row: Gwendolyn Berge, Gloria Hinton, Betty Peterson, Connie Schmitt, Mary Musser, Sally Chapin, Lorna Dir, Roberta McKenzie, Athlene Bishop, Jean Henrekin, Rosalie Batten. 3rd row: JoAnn Eshelman, Nadine Spears, Kay Pritchard, Betty Cassons, Sally Hurd, Viva Grimes, Nora Weaver, Judy Driessens, Frances McKay, Margaret Armstrong. hth row: Dolores Bostelman, Linda Lysell, Nancy Broers, Doris Johnson, Pat Aldrich, Karen Vandersnick, Linda C1-one, 'Bonnie Kuepker, Susan Renkes, Sandra Schmitt, Margaret DeMay. Vice-Pres. , Linda-Pt. Chairman, Judy-Sec,-Treas . , Barbara-Pres. HEAROLD'S DRUG sToRE V H H I KLINE's DEPARTMENT STORE PROPHETSTGWN ' STERLING 43 Miss Ormsby-Advisor, Geraldine-

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F. F. . -we '56 FFA Officers: Harold Grimes, Sentinel, Otto Spears, Vice-Pres., Darrell Driessens, Pnes.3 Mr. Nicely, Advisor, Larry Sandrock, Sec.3 Arlyn Koehler, Reporter, Lyle Mosher, Trees. MEYER AND HIKLES op.TIQ' 5 , ' GEORGE THOMPSON VET CLINIC QAOFN' if 5- HOG BUYING WX r Q bg ' on-fs ':e- 7 C uhfg b I o .J 4 i ,, I I W AM! r - .. R 'U FVTUR E 'CA .wffcf 11 1' 7 ' 5 'a fx 9 my N 1, 3 mx 1 ,Y v V : vlan ri U j 1 X First row: Clare Burzce, Harold Grimes, Arlyn Koehler, Harrell Dr-iessezus, Larry Sandrock, ,Otto Spears, John Steien, Mr. Nicely, Advisor, Second row: Larry Van Landufit, Carl Steien, Loren Sandrock, Stanley Peterson, Gerry Frank, Jim Casson, Bob Leuzinger, Jerry Spears, Kenneth DeSplinter, Billy Apple, Wesley Broersg Third row: Marlin Nielsen, Gary Miller, Bill Rich- mond, Tom Cernich, Dayton Ogden, Larry Anderson, Errol Frank, Alan Johnsnn, Bob Apple, John Steien, Joel Lapp. 42

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Senior Class Play 'sw ,,.........-- . fH , . as ., . 9 s . -Qs. s s :g' x ,, 'i X- I f , E: -:E ,HI Q:-.a vz iig I f. , I I 4 2+ 'Milli z. i P' -Y we , ' ' 5 1 -' X1 ll , aifff- S -, . u A a-H: Q av I 1 ga' 7 ' ' i '4ef ' 5 5 -fAf 1 '-'hf ff firms f we Roy Harrington is a young attorney, whose mother-in-law, Mrs. King, has never exactly approved of his marriage to her daughter, Arleen. Arleen is learning First Aid and practices on everybody she meets. She goes to a lecture in a neighboring city, so she induces Roy's friend, Dr. Bruce Douglas, to spend the night with Roy. Coming back from the bus station, Roy saves a mysterious young East Indian Girl from being run over by a train. Both boys are amazed when the girl comes to and declares that because Roy has saved her life, she now belongs to him. The boys try to get rid of her, but she will not leave her nMastern. To further compli- cate matters, Mrs.King arrives unexpectedly, and there is a nosey neighbor whose inter- ference makes things much worse. The would- be murderer kidnaps the mother-in- mistake. Then Arleen comes home and law by things really happen. Further complications are caused by Susan, the Harrington's maid. Mrs. King turns out to be the heroine by captur- ing the kidnaper, and things turn out well all around. CAIN'S DEUG STORE TAMPICO