Thomson High School - Sandburr Yearbook (Thomson, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1959 volume:

T edication To the memory of Mr. Rush Carroll, we the Senior Class of 1959 proudly dedicate our annual, the Sand Burr. Mr. Carroll, a member of the high school board of education for 30 years, gave of his time and leadership to the school and community to help better the education of the high school students. Sand Stun Staff of ’59 STANDING: Mrs. Underwood, C. Whitney, B. Green, J. Libberton, L. Noordhoff. SITTING: D. Durward, C. Brown, D. Hook, R. Bielema. administration 41 _______ TO THE CLASS OF 1959; The ideals of the American people did not begin with the landing of the Pilgrims. For that, one must go back to the dawn of history. Since that time, the progress of civilization has been steady. You, the Class of 1959, have come to this point, having received the benefits of that progress. It now remains for you to go forth resolved to do all things possible to continue that progress. A new age looms before you, presenting new challenges and new tasks. I know you will meet these challenges and tasks with the same kind of fortitude and the same kind of faith that inspired our forefathers. The future is yours. With a steadfast faith in God, make the most of it. Principal, H. M. ELLIOTT Zhe Hoard of Education JAMES CHIPMAN Western Illinois State College Macomb, Illinois Bachelor of Education American History, World History, Civics, Economics, Drivers Training, P,E., Coach, and Sophomore Class Advisor CLETIS UNDERWOOD Bachelor of Science in Education Master of Science in Education Arkansas State College Jonesboro, Arkansas English, I, II, III, IV, Library; Advisor: Dramatics, Freshman Class, Yorkster Staff MARVIN GUMMERSHEIMER Bachelor of Science in Ag. Education University of Illinois Master of Science in Ag. Economics Pennsylvania State University Ag. 1,11, III, General Shop, F.F.A., Klick Klub Co-Advisor OPAL UNDERWOOD Bachelor of Science in Education Arkansas State College Jonesboro, Arkansas Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, General Business, Girls' P.E.; Advisor: Annual Staff. Senior Class MILTON N. LARSON Bachelor of Biological Science, Platteville, Wisconsin; Biology, General Science, Algebra, Klick Klub Co-Advisor. LEONARD BEHLING Bachelor of Music Education, M.S. of Music Education, University of Illinois; High School Chorus, Band Instructor, Grade School Music. LEORA COUNTRYMAN Bachelor of Arts, Iowa State Teachers College, Cedar Falls, Iowa; Bachelor of Science in Home Economics, Iowa State College, Ames, Iowa; M.A. in Household Arts Education, Columbia University, New York; Home Economics, Advisor F.H. A. BABBETTE McGINTY Teen-Age Fashion Board CONNIE BROWN Betty Crocker Award RUTH ANN BIELEMA Ruthie Class President 1, 3 F. H.A. 1.2, 3,4 Leadership Camp 1 Section Officer 3 G. A.A. 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Yorkster Staff 3 Trojan Topics 4 Klick Klub 4 Dramatics 3, 4 Band 1,2, 3,4 State Music Camp 3 Chorus 1.2, 3, 4 Girls’ Sextet 3, 4 CONNIE LOUISE BROWN ’’Constance” Class Secretary 3,4 Class Reporter 1 F. H.A. 1,2,3.4 G. A.A. 1,2,3.4 Annual Staff 4 Yorkster Staff 3 Trojan Topics 1,3, 4 Klick Klub 4 Dramatics 3, 3, 4 Cheerleader 1,2, 3, 4 Band 1.2, 3.4 State Music Camp Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 RICHARD WAYNE HOOK ”Dick” Vice President 1 President 2,4 Treasurer 3 Boys' State 3 Annual Staff 4 Yorkster Staff 3 Lettermen's Club 3,4 Klick Klub 4 Dramatics 3, 4 Athletics 1,2, 3.4 F.F.A. 1.2,3,4 Section Officer 4 JEANNETTE OLIVE CARROLL Jenny F. H.A. 1,2, 3, 4 G. A.A. 1,2,3,4 Yorkster Staff 3 Klick Klub 4 Dramatics 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 ROBERT KEITH GREEN Bob Boys' State 3 Annual Staff 4 Yorkster Staff 3 Lettermen's Club 4 Dramatics 2, 3, 4 Athletics 1,2,3 Chorus 1,2, 3, 4 DINA DEE DURWARD Dee Class Vice President 3 Class Secretary-Treasurer 1,2 Class Reporter 4 Girls' State 3 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Yorkster Staff 4 Trojan Topics 4 Klick Klub 4 Dramatics 3, 4 Cheerleader 1,2 Band 1,2, 3, 4 Chorus 1,2, 3, 4 Girls' Sextet 3, 4 BABBETTE COLLEEN McGINTY Babs Class Reporter 2 FHA 1,3,4 Yorkster Staff 3 Trojan Topics 2,4 Dramatics 3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Girls' Sextet 3,4 FHA 1.2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Yorkster Staff 3 Dramatics 3,4 Class Treasurer 4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 CAROLYN ANN WHITNEY Annie Clinton, Iowa, 1,2 F. H.A. 3,4 Class Reporter 3 Yorkster Staff 3 G. A.A. 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Dramatics 3, 4 Cheerleader 3,4 Chorus 3, 4 JAMES KENNETH LIBBERTON Jim West Plains, Missouri Vice President 4 FFA 4 Annual Staff 4 Athletics 4 Chorus 4 CLASS MOTTO: In living learn; in learning live. CLASS COLORS: Blue and Silver CLASS FLOWER: Carnation Senior Class Mistory On the first day of September, nineteen-hundred and fifty-five, fourteen Freshmen entered YCHS. They were Ruth Bielema, Richard Groharing, Dina Durward, Robert Green, Bernard Groharing, Richard Hook, Babbette McGinty, Linda Noordhoff, Larry Atherton, Jeannette Carroll, Jerry Rice, Lester Roberts, and Pat Rose. During the year we were joined by Harrietta Fenley. This year we were initiated by the Upper Class-men. We also sponsored a Levi Leap record dance in February. Mr. Cross was our advisor. As our Sophomore year began, we had 13 students, having lost Harrietta Fenley and Jerry Rice. It soon decreased to 11 when Bernard and Richard left to attend school in Missouri. Our advisor was Mr. pease. We sponsored a Sock Hop in November for the student body. As we entered our Junior year, Larry Atherton left us while Richard Groharing and Carolyn Whitney joined us to give us a total of 11 students. Later, Charles Cravatta joined us. Our Junior year proved to be very busy. We published the school paper the Yorkster. Mr. Chipman, our advisor, helped us to plan and carry out the theme Showboat for our prom. To make money for the Prom, we sold refreshments at the basketball games and had a car wash. We presented the play. Take Your Medicine, which was enjoyed by all. At Valentine's Day we sponsored a dance after the basketball game. As a remembrance of our high school days, as Juniors, we received our class rings. As we began our Senior year with 12 Seniors, we all looked forward to graduation this year. Pat Rose left our class during the year and Jim Libberton joined us to give us a total of 11 students. This year we sponsored the Freshman Reception and the Sand Burr, our annual. We gave a very successful play, Call Me Darling, in the fall. Baccalaureate service was held on May 24, 1959 and Commencement on May 27, 1959. This closed the book of our high school days, but opened the book of life to us. Senior Class Prophecy In the year 1970 as I was preparing for my first trip to the moon I glanced at the list of crew members given to me by the travel agency. I recognized the pilot as Charlie Cravatta who had graduated from flying around in his Chevy to blasting off in rockets to the moon. I was informed by the tour guide, Linda Noordhoff, that a former classmate of ours Robert Green had developed the special food holder downer which aided one while eating on the rocket. The stewardess would be Carolyn Whitney Hubble and the rocket nurses Jeannette Carroll and Dina Durward. As I said goodbye to my earth friends and took my train to Cape Canaveral I passed a large farm owned and operated by Dick Hook, the millionaire farmer. Babs McGinty, now the famous owner of all Dari Delites, appeared on the back cover of a well-known magazine. She was advertising her famous product. Leaving the train I noticed a businessman hurrying to make a connection. It was Jim Libberton who had been in my Senior class. As I was checking my reservation with the clerk, who turned out to be an old friend and classmate, Ruthie Bielema, I began to feel a little squeamish about leaving earth and all my friends. © PLr Of net , TAKE YOUR MEDICINE r a____ Lester Baker Michael Brearton Jean Brown John Creighton Mary Ann Daehler Lilly Kay Dannels Barbara Dykstra Leon Eissens Terry Elliott Donna Feddersen Betty Feidt Reporter Larry Grim Marnes Hill Treasurer Gerald Hubble Parliamentarian Sherrie Lewis President Rose Mary McCormick Robert Schneider Jeaninne Senneff Mary Ann Tousley Joe Waltrip Lawrence Williams Cecil Young k James Eissens Karen Eissens - Vice President Roger Eslinger - Secretary Joe Frosch - President Robert Gruber David Johnson Joann Jurgens Danny Kness Dorothy Letcher Frances McCormick Carol Prins - Reporter Janice Rose Marvin Stiles Eugene St. Ores Terry Sturtevant - Parliamentarian (BAND s e« r T7 €L£A ‘UP r-nun Oft vm James Baker Lucinda Baker Robert Johnson Lynn Bower Secretary Tom Brearton President Pamalee Creighton Eugene Dannett David Diehl Kathleen Dykstra Robert Elgin Barbara Gruber Beverly Gruber Francis Hamm Vice President Alan Hickey Mary Ann Hoff Judy Hubble Nancy Kramer Robert Potter Joan Schmitt Richard Shoop Robert Shoop William Spencer Margaret St. Ores Treasurer Charles Wilkins Evelyn Wilt Reporter Sharlene Zenk WHN, TERRY, MICK JERRY, LES Thomson Romps in Opener Lanark 39, Thomson 34 Thomson 64, Lyndon 32 Thomson Upsets Hanover 59-44 Lanark. IU. — Deliberate, ball-control basketball brought Lanark a 39-34 Carroll county conference victory over Thomson here Tuesday night. The Beavora raced off to a 19-12 first quarter lead, then vent into their slow-break, ball-freezing strategy to hang on the rest of the way. The slowdown was most evident in the third period, when each team scored only two points. Lanark. trying to draw Thomson out of a tight zone defense, moved the ball around the outside and refused to shoot, but the Trojans stayed deep. Mel Hawbecker scored 17 points ! to pace Lanark while John! Creighton’s 14 led the Trojans. Lanark won the frosh-soph1 preliminary, 34-23. Varsity box scorer 1 Lanark t fThomson f 1 CarbAUgh 3 0 3 Hook 3 ! Bookman 10 3 Elliott 0 : Burkett 0 0 0 Creighton 6 Applegate 4 1 1 Baker 4 1 Gibson 3 1 1'Schneider I Hawbecker 7 3 iHubbei 0 ' Thomson, ill.—Balanced scoring and a team shooting average 38 per cent by Thomson {proved far more than Lyndon ■could handle here Friday night ★ ★ ★ Elizabeth, 111.—Thomson's furious fourth-quarter all but wiped I out a 22-point Elizabeth lead here Friday night and the fton I Hanover in the Thomson gym, Thomson staged a 59-44 hconference upset Friday over team barely escaped with a 69-64 triumph. The Trojans used a zone-pr Thomson scoring, defense to att e EUzabeth and nuance's 11 , Dick Hook and Terry Elliot: hit for 17 and 16 points apiece and the Trojans raced to a 64-32 forward Lcs Baker went on a on Victory .in their opening basket- j. io-point scoring rampage to rtopped the woolen mill city spark the fourth-period surge. Baker scored 21 points to lead -tall game of the season. Terry Elliott, who hit five out Jpf ten from the field, scored 14 points for Thomson. John Creigh- i added 18 and Dick Hook 17 for 'Thomson .ton scored 13 and Les Baker, who I Thomson. Dave Baler and Tom Han0%'er team’s scoring. Hanover staged a 55 20 win all scorers. Johnny Creighton ,jn frosh-soph game. hit 55 per cent from the field, added 12 more points. Thomson sped to a 20-4 first Jquarter lead and made it 38-11 :pt halftime. Lyndon took a 31-30 victory in the frosh-soph preliminary on ; against Shannon. Scott's free t' row frosh - end of ar uveiii score regu Fergusen sparked Elizabeth with 14 apiece. The setback left Thomson witifc a 1-2 record. It opens Black hawk conference play Tuesda lsion In FTi lizabeth 17 5 9 By Quarters Thomson .......... 72 13 Lanark ........... It t Trojans Los In Overtime Galena 58-55 The Thomson Trojans 1 close game Tuesday night to1 Galena Pirates by a score of 58. It took a 3 minute o for the Pirates to down jans. Elliott, high point Thomson hit for 19 p. Wand of Galena mad The game was clos with the Trojans tal lead only to find points ahead at th first quarter. Score by period. Galena 14 lb’ Thomson 12 18 10 The Frosh-Soph team Galena by a score of 28-1? Trojans will meet Elizabeth on Friday night. They will pi? a conference game with Milled geville on Tuesday, January 13t at Milledgeville. Streaks Trim 5843 Soph te� mTrojans Islrtn FVi,. w Chadwick’s Silver Streaks defeated Thomson Trojans 58 to 43 r [Friday night in a Carroll Conference game at Thomson. The reaks, although still noticeably in shooting, had a big edge in t over the Trojans and don the boards. kboerner and Morgan and 10 respectively, pac-Streaks, while Creightor nd Elliott and Hook with led the Trojans, n— 15 13 12 ( periods: 15 13 21 9-? 7 12 10 14—I ’jketball Glossary infusing. In fact, it's quite sim; fdu’ve learned the terms. Leoni ■X Post has compiled a convert 'essential ones, such as: A player who passes the ball to me. EL 4t Q wants me to pass the ball to him. MC ON—A player who is half an Inch or so ti LITTLE SHRIMP—A player who is shorter thic ' m; REFEREE—A blind idiot who hates me. DEFENSIVE ST - A guy whd can’t shoot, PLAYMAKER—Everybody's friend 58-50 an average of two points per game). BAD PASS—A ball t Trojans pulled an up-fumblbd. FUMBLE—What another player does with my p? lay night by trouncing 8 5 SWITCH-What you yell on defense when you ha 9 Jdea where your man went. HELP OUT—When I leave my x , fco I can get in the way of my teammate guarding the pivot: Snce game on the home ilooi‘-CLOg THE MIDDLE—Two men helping out at once r Dick Hook hit for 17 pointSBALL_]H0kjjng foul on defense that the ref missed. DEFEN' and Terry Elliott for 1« to pace HOLDING—An obvious jump ball. TRAVELING VIOLAT the Trojans. - ■ The ef’s way of getting even.” ★ ★ ★ J. Baker, R. Hslinger, C. Wilkens, B. Potter, D. Johnson, B. Shoop, D. Kness, M. Stiles, B. Spencer, A. Hickey. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Marnes Hill Carolyn Whitney Sherrie Lewis Connie Brown FROSH-SOPH CHEERLEADERS Kathy Dykstra Carol Prins Charlene Zenk Karen Eissens DICK HOOK Hot Shot JIM LIBBERTON New Comer TERRY ELLIOTT Rebounder JOHNNIE CREIGHTON Dead Eye GENE ST. ORES SKIP CRONISTER Managers” MR. CHI PM AN Coach JERRY HUBBLE Fast Guard LES BAKER Speedy BOB SCHNEIDER Defender MICK BREA RTON Board Man JIM CARROLL Lefty JOE WALTRIP Bench Jockey C kccr Icac cri WcS On Tke 3JI rr C.oac Be At- i i w m y ( S l' jhfft on —t� -zr organizations UHS Concert Maud CLARINETS: J. Brown, C. Prins, D. Marshall, L. Bower, B. Gruber, B. Gruber, W. Holland. T. Kness. FLUTE: K. Eissens. CORNETS: M. Cronister, L. Grim, H. Hoff. HORNS: D. Feddersen, G. Durward. BARITONES: P. St. Ores, E. Wilt. TROMBONES: L. Carroll, G. Bower. BASS: D. Durward. SAXOPHONES: J. Sloan, J. Jurgens, R. Bielema, M. Hoff. PERCUSSION: J. Senneff, C. Brown, M. Johnson, K. Dykstra. CONDUCTOR: L. Behling. 0iris’ Chorus FRONT ROW: L. Noordhoff, C. Zenk, C. Baker, M. Daehler, S. Lewis, N. Kramer, R. Bielema, P. Creighton, K. Dykstra, P. St. Ores, L. Dannels, J. Hubble, C. Whitney, C. Brown. SECOND ROW: B. Gruber, B. Gruber, J. Schmitt, R. McCormick, D, Durward, J. Carroll, M. Tousley, M. Hoff, B. Dykstra, E. Wilt, B. Pease, M. Hill, B. McGinty, B. Feldt. DIRECTOR: L. Behling. Mixed Chorus FRONT ROW: J. Carroll, B. Green, R. Groharing, D. Kness, B. Spencer. J. Baker, J. Hubble. T. Brearton. SECOND ROW; B. Potter. L. Baker. M. Brearton, B. Schneider, T. Elliott, J. Waltrip, J. Libberton, L. Williams, J. Creighton, C. Young. THIRD ROW: N. Kramer. L. Noordhoff, C. Zenk, C. Baker, M. Daehler, S. Lewis, R. Bielema. C. Whitney, C. Brown. K. Dykstra, P. St. Ores, B. Gruber, J. Schmitt, R. McCormick, D. Durward, J. Carroll, M. Tousley, M. Hoff, B. Dykstra, E. Wilt, B. Pease, M. Hill. B. McGinty, B. Feldt. Mr. Behling. L. Baker B. Potter R. Groharing B. Spencer THIRD ROW; L. Williams C. Young J. Creighton M. Brearton T. Elliott B. Schneider J. Waltrip FRONT ROW: J. Carroll B. Green D. Diehl J. Baker T. Brearton SECOND ROW; Director; L. Behling J. Libberton J. Hubble BOYS' CHORUS GIRLS' SEXTET B. Feldt G. Durward B. McGinty R. Bielema D. Durward C. Prins Accompanist: S. Lewis YORKSTER STAFF Standing: S. Lewis J. Brown B. Feldt J. Creighton M. Brea rton T. Elliott M. Hill B. Dykstra M. Daehler Sitting: Mr. Gummersheimer J. Senneff L. Baker D. Feddersen M. Tousley L. Dannels LETTERMEN'S CLUB Standing: L. Baker D. Hook B. Schneider J. Creighton M. Brearton T. Elliott Sitting: Coach Chipman M. Cronister B. Green TROJAN TOPICS STAFF Standing; D. Durward R. Bielema E. Wilt G. Bower Mr. Underwood L. Baker M. Hill J. Senneff M. Tousley D. Feddersen Sitting: C. Prins G. Durward J. Brown C. Brown B. McGinty B. Dykstra M. Daehler KLICK KLUB STANDING: D. Diehl M. Cronister D. Kness B. Spencer T. Elliott J. Senneff J. Jergens B. Feldt G. Durward K. Eissens J. Hubble L. Williams J. Brown C. Prins C. Brown SITTING: Mr. Larson Mr. G. D. Durward D. Hook R. Bielerna L. Baker J. Carroll G. A. A. FRONT ROW; B. Dykstra K. Eissens M. Hill B. Feldt J. Senneff C. Whitney SECOND ROW; O. Underwood K. Dykstra S. Lewis M. Tousley M. Daehler J. Brown C. Zenk THIRD ROW: D. Feddersen P. St. Ores M. Hoff J. Jurgens P. Creighton C. Prins C. Brown STANDING: S. Lewis D. Durward R. Bielerna F. McCormick J. Jurgens G. Durward J. Rose J. Brown C. Whitney SITTING: C. Underwood D. Feddersen J. Senneff B. Feldt M. Daehler M. Hill L. Bower LIBRARIANS fTARMERS_[p|5 %HRlCA FIRST ROW: G. Bower, D. Hook, M. Brearton, J. Eissen, J. Hubble, C. Young. SECOND ROW: J. Libberton, T. Brearton, M. Stiles, J. Carroll, J. Baker, T. Sturte-vant, L. Grimm, Mr. Gummershimer. THIRD ROW: A. Hickey, R. Eslinger, E. St. Ores, D. Johnson, L. Eissens, J. Waltrip, R. Bielema, C. Wilkens, L. Bower. FIRST ROW: D. Durward, B. Dykstra, M. Daehler, S. Lewis, J. Brown, C. Whitney. SECOND ROW: C. Prins, P. St. Ores, B. Gruber, B. Gruber, C. Zenk, L. Noordhoff. C. Baker, C. Brown, N. Kramer, Miss Countryman. THIRD ROW; D. Letcher, F. McCormick, R. McCormick, M. Tousley, J. Schmitt, D. Feddersen, P. Creighton, L. Dannels, K. Dykstra, J. Hubble, M. Hoff. FOURTH ROW: E. Wilt, J. Carroll, B. McGinty, G. Durward. K. Eissens, B. Feldt, J. Jurgens. J. Senneff, M. Hill, J. Rose, B. Pease, R. Bielema. 9 M. A. B. Dykstra, Reporter; M. Daehler, Vice President; C. Whitney, Treasurer; D. Durward, Parliamentarian; S. Lewis, Presi dent; J. Brown, Secretary. 1890 - Jilunwi 1902 - Florence Matthews Watkins ♦Principal T. N. Fleming ♦Principal, E. F. Smith 1911 - No Class ♦ Mary A. Connell Maude Mitchell Wagner 1912 - Kate Cole Whitney Alys Cole Franks Principal, Howard Auman Katie Miner Adams ♦ Edith Lewis Reynolds Paul Pratt ♦Nora Flynn Lang ♦Iona Orcutt Smith Otto Switzer ♦Annie E. Atherton Embick 1903 - Millie Alleman 1891 - No Class ♦Principal, E. F. Smith ♦ Edna Brown Stark 1892 - Carl Griswold ♦Nellie Rice Brinkman ♦Principal, John H. Shirk ♦Norm Lewis 1913 - ♦Minnie Taylor Burr Verna Taylor Riley Principal, A. G. Grassel ♦John R. Connell Grace Bennett Strauch Marie Schade Crowe ♦ Lena Foster Stagg ♦Sylvia Holland Williams Hazel Smith Holding Jessie Field Dibbens 1904 - Bess Holland French 1893 - Principal, Miss Jennie Wire Winnie Holland Sterenberg ♦Principal, John H. Shirk Alys Mitchell Carpenter 1914 - ♦Nellie Knapp Holland Lula Smith Baker Principal, A. G. Grassel ♦ Loretta Griswold Dyson ♦Maude Knight Gaar Edith Hinds Sterenberg ♦Miriam Confare ♦Nena Groharing Melendy Hazel Strauch Marth 1894 - ♦ Mattie Smith Willis Elizabeth Miller Morgan ♦Principal, W. S. Markley Grace Stark Humphreys ♦Florence Stratton Longenecker Hattie Gilbert ♦Blanche Isenhart Appel 1915 - Roy I. Houghton 1905 - No Class Principal, A. G. Grassel ♦Roy Bennett 1906 - ♦ Lillian Fye ♦William T. Livingston Principal, John Reynolds Florence Embick Thompson ♦James J. Sheridan Neile Alexander Bennett Wayne Nason ♦Grant Mason Edna Homedew White ♦Llewellyn Alexander ♦ Bertha Green Blodget Anna McGinty Lewis 1916 - 1895 - Ada Loofbourrow O'Malley Principal, A. G. Grassel ♦Principal, W. S. Markley ♦ Fannie Livingston Mathers Vera Frederick Giesinger ♦Kathryn Connell Weatherwax 1907 Helen Pratt ♦William Sheridan Principal, John Reynolds 1917 - 1896 - ♦Mary Burt Pape Principal, W. H. Simpson ♦Principal, O. P. Cowan ♦Anna Grim Stein Jennie Temple Anna Miner Willis Mila Farnham Senneff Ralph Atherton ♦Jessie Place Ely Ethel Gaar Potter 1918 - 1897 Howard Shoemaker Principal, W. H. Simpson ♦Principal, O. P. Cowan ♦ Bayard Lewis 1908 - Pherna Groharing Dresbach ♦ Frank H. Livingston Nellie Jenkins Olds ♦Jennie Connell Sheridan Principal, Edgar B. Wells Gladys Swett Little Mary W. Cone ♦Aleen Bailey Hoofstitler Grace Saffer Seim ♦ Eva Knapp Gwendolyn Bennett Ritter Alma Imel Bailey ♦ Charles Griswold Rosa Knight Foltz 1909 - Bonnie Robertson Smith ♦Daniel Connell, Jr. Vada Kness Smith 1898 - Principal, Edgar B. Wells Harvey Seim Principal, C. A. Alden ♦Mae Isenhart Greeley 1919 - No Class ♦Echo V. Lewis Stirling ♦Charlotte Rice 1920 - ♦Nellie Atherton Houghton ♦Harry Strauch Principal, W. H. Simpson ♦Alba Smith Schmaling 1910 - William Alexander Iva Miner Orcutt Principal, E. Ashbaugh Krohmen Kratz ♦Mary A. Sagner Lorraine Ryan Thompson Reeves Kratz ♦Tina Dyson Babcock Lucy Sanburn Hinds Boyd Alleman Elbert D. Cook Helen Smith Goble Bessie Alleman Hansen 1899 - No Class ♦Sylvia Lewis ♦Marian Holland Smith 1900 - ♦Rella McCullough Morgan Helen Sheridan Hand ♦Principal, W. H. Plymire ♦Beatrice Webster Hinds 1921 - Harry T. Houghton ♦Minnie Mitchell Siewert Principal W. J. Lawrence Bertha Shoemaker Brenneman Amy Groharing Lewis Marian Slayman Kinyon Maggie Grim Bast Harold Livifigston Mary Weber Marshall ♦Clayton Atherton Merle Griswold Roy Green Burt Mitchell ♦Ambrose Alleman 1922 - 1901 - No Class ♦Bert Grim Principal, G. C. Lehman ♦Deceased June Groharing Luckstead Paul Strukhoff Donald Frazier Jeanne Hogg Kissell Eugene Flack Lucille Prins Buikema Leroy Prins Leroy Gablin Harold Wilt Rachel Mattie Toberman Jeanne Swett Harris Mary Ellen Halfman Hall Vivian Wheeler Schroth Margaret Smith Wilt Betty Imel Lantz 1946 - Principal, Harold M. Elliott Ruth Strubb Brown Joyce Marshall Cate Dean Robinson Sam Mattie Fern Rawlins Kauffman Evelyn Ashpole Gray Lila Curley Atherton Vera Durward Foltz Lucille Lar8on Urick Evelyn Houzenga Workman Wilma Sikkema Dwayne Bielema 1947 - Principal, Harold M. Elliott Donald Ashby Bob Hook Wilma Bielema Ottens Eleanor Stearns Plumley Lois Voss Eads Betty Blair Fellows Bing Mattie Carroll Dimmick Fred Miller, Jr. Dorothy Williams Jacobs Dorothy Johnson Law Betty Wilt Stagg Francis Halfman Burkholder Ellen OfLeary Pearl Prins VenHuizen Ronald McDearman Violet Hartman Verna Pickens Snyder 1948 - Principal, Harold M. Elliott Leota Houzenga Sylvia Dykstra VenHuisen Lola Grimm Rice Iona Zenk Tack Thomas Root Diana Diehl Marken Leland Houzenga Alberta Johnson Joan Zenk Westmark Benjamin Dimmick Janice Miller Brunner ♦Deceased Alumi 1949 - Principal, Harold M. Elliott John Elliott John Stearns David Young Norma Strubb Kradle Carolyn Marshall Mullen Alfred Dykstra Helen Creighton Henderson Leona Curley Mattie Herbert St. Ores, Jr. Kenneth Gablin Irene Zenk Gennaro Robert Heusinkveld Paul Hartman Ellis Pickens Margaret Noordhoff Falls 1950 - Principal, Harold M. Elliott Frances Green Robert Smith Jean Elliott Erickson Darrell Gaar Fay Ashby JoAnn Wilt Gaskamp Arnold Sikkema Geraldine Smith Bealer Howard Johnson 1951 - Principal, Harold M. Elliott Mary Cate Waltrip Marilyn Diephius Muur Clifford Durward Erma Erling Hoy Harvey Houzenga Delores Ihnc Prins James Nienkark Merle Prins Russell Sikkema Kenneth Starr George St. Ores Lyle Turney Ronald Bull 1954 - Principal, Harold M. Elliott Donald Green Doretta Pickens Newendyke Aria St. Ores Green John Murray Carol Miller Bielema Gordon Brown Doris Ditsworth Hartwick Eugene Halfman Phyllis Miller Halfman Mary Ann Houzenga Green Hal Hoy Ronald Starr William 0 Leary LeRoy Zenk Marlyn Faber Mary LaShcllc Housenga 1953 - Principal, Harold M. Elliott Richard Dine Esther Bielema Ebbers Russel Green David Murray Phillip Brach Marjorie Smith Edward Nienkark Donald Schroth Melvin Decker Joyce Hyde Mitchell Ronald Smith George Creighton Charles Roberts Virginia Kramer Buikema 1954 - Principal, Harold M. Elliott Henry Bielema John Brearton John Brinkman Maurice Bronkema Norma Cate Durward John Feddersen William Halfman Edward Holland Shirley Hoover Wiersma Andrew Houzenga Joyce Sack Feddersen Hazel Schroth Vada Spencer Waitas Roberta Williams Sikkema Delauz Zenk 1955 - Julia Feddersen Zenk Leslie Prins Carol Williams Pease Shirley Gordon Spinosa Gerald Smith Nancy Wilt Pearson Jerry Brearton Gladys Kramer DeWeert Jerry Brinkman Marilyn Bolhous Biukema jLarry Geerts Doris Schindel Duane Smith Margaret Grawe Root Gerald LaShelle 1956 - Jimmy Johnson Doris Feldt Barbara Carroll Dykstra Ronald Bielema Janice Smith Houzenga Lowell Starr Eleanor Roberts Marlys Zenk Beverly Senneff Schroth Robert Williams Ann Holland Janice Olsen Foltz Jerry Shoemaker Alumni John Letcher Alice Nienkark 1957 - Principal, H. M. Elliott Nancy Geerts Barbara Senneff Gene Brea rton Donna Diephuis Janice Bradley Edward Hook Ralph Stearns BETTE LOU HOUZENGA Anita Johnson Howard Prins Lewis Frosch Janet Smith Larry Smith Marvin Appel Diana Phillips Ambrose Dannels 1958 - Principal, H. M. Elliott Richard Miller Janice Simon William Feddersen Carolyn Ditsworth Gene Fehler Vernon Medendorp Judith Ann Bronkema Everett Appel Dale Zenk Donna Miller Richard Kness Jn Memorla Nay, why should I fear Death, Who gives us life, and in exchange takes breath? He is like cordial Spring That lifts above the soil each buried thing; — Like Winter's stormy hours That spread their fleece of snow to save the flowers. The lordliest of all things, — Life lends us only feet. Death gives us wings! From LA US MORTIS by Frederick L. Knowles 1 advertisers LEWIS MOTOR COMPANY Thomson, Illinois From Us to You Best Wishes to the Class of '59 May Your Future Be Bright “DEL” AND NORMA’S CAFE Sinclair Gas and Oils Service Tires Accessories POTTER BROS. INC. LUMBER - COAL Thomson, Illinois Argo Fay, Illinois Congratulations to the Class of '59 STARR’S CAFE Serving Meadow Gold Products Phone 2621 HAROLD FLOSSIE Congratulations to the Class of '59 MERVIN G. MARSHALL MOORMAN FEED Phone 3112 Thomson, Illinois Congratulations to the Class EDWARD J. FUNKS of '59 Seed Corn MELTON THOMAS M. HAND, ELECTRIC Television Repairs Distributor New or Used TVs Electrical Work Phone 2214 PERRY MILTON Phone 2644 Thomson, Illinois Thomson, Illinois Compliments of ORTHMANN’S SUPERETTE Thomson, Illinois Good Luck in the Future THOMSON STATE BANK Neighborly Viewpoint Talking Things Over Helps Solve Farm Problems When It's a Financial Matter Why Not Come in and Draw on Our Experiences ? 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BRISTOL Your Local Paper Thomson, Illinois Thomson, Illinois Phone 2331 ED ANDRING BUILDER Thomson, Illinois Let Ed Help You With Your Congratulations to the Class of 59 DOROTHE’S BEAUTY SHOP Building Needs Thomson, Illinois Congratulations to the Class of '59 MRS. JOHN CARROLL Representing SAVANNA GREENHOUSES Flowers for All Occasions' Phone 2212 Thomson, Illinois In Fulton, Illinois FULTON IT'S LOCKER AND BUD'S REFRIGERATION IGA FOOD LINER Phone 2571 Your Complete Food Caterer Fulton, Illinois Phone 2641 BIELEMA’S KOOI AND WORKMAN SHOE SERVICE HEATING AND SHEET Corner of 11th Avenue METAL and 4th Street Phone 3813 Fulton, Illinois Fulton, Illinois HOME APPLIANCE COMPANY Fulton, Illinois Television--Gas Stoves-Gas Appliances SALES AND SERVICES Two Stops in One RUDY’S MILEAGE MART For Friendly Service DEEP ROCK BEA’S DINER For Food at It's Finest We Care for Both You and Your Car Good Luck to the Class of 1959 THE NATIONAL BANK OF SAVANNA Complete Banking Service Savanna, Illinois Phone 2675 Service Tires Accessories R. J. CARON Conoco Gas And Oils Savanna, Illinois CONSIDINE’S INS. AGENCY General Insurance Box 185 Phone 2551 Office 2861 Home Fulton, Illinois America's Dependable Food Merchant 100th Birthday Celebration 1859 - 1959 Clinton, Iowa “WILL’S MOBIL SERVICE Ahead With Mobil See PAUL B. SWANSON For Building, Buying and Selling Leases and Rentals of Real Estate 419 Main Street Savanna, Illinois JOHNSON’S DRUG STORE Walgreen Agency Phone 8502 Savanna, Illinois JOYCE LUMBER COMPANY Since 1858 Our 100th Anniversary Fulton Illinois Quality Lumber and Millwork Savanna, Illinois LARRY’S JEWELRY L. E. VRCHOTICKY Genuine Registered Keepsake Diamond Rings Bulova, Wyler, and Borel Watches All Work Guaranteed Fulton, Illinois Phone 6691 Phone 2731 Compliments of FABERS Feed - Coal - Building Material Fulton, Illinois Phone 2431 HANDEL IMPLEMENT STORE Engelke Feed Service Wayne Feed - Standard Feed 111 MOBILE Sales 1 1; Service P MILLING Phone MU-4-3752 Phone MU-42611 Chadwick, Illinois Chadwick, Illinois HANDEL BROS. TRUCKING Livestock Hauling and Hog Buying Phone MU-42281 Chadwick, Illinois CHADWICK SUPPLY CO. HAROLD J. FINK, Owner Seeds, Feeds, Cement Fence Material, Salt and Coal Phone MU 100 Chadwick, Illinois BIERMAN LARSON MOTOR SALES J. I. Case Farm Machinery Chevrolet Cars Sales CHEVROLET i. Service Phone Chadwick MU 4-2261 Illinois C. G. KNESS LIVESTOCK HAULING Phone MU 43501 Chadwick, Illinois Best Wishes to Class of 1959 HARRY DON’S CONOCO Let's Go With Conoco MR. AND MRS. LEONARD STAGE Savanna, Illinois Phone 9-3323 701 Chicago Avenue 4 Savanna, Illinois Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 HELLE BROS. SAVANNA WOOD PRODUCTS GRIMM’S CAFE Savanna, Illinois Savanna, Illinois MARIE’S FLOWER SHOP — Flowers for r3 All Occasions 1602 Michigan Avenue VALLEY IMPROVEMENT Complete Home Building and Remodeling 1203 Belmont Ave. Savanna Phone 9-2514 Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 Savanna, Illinois CHICKEN-COOP DRIVE-IN Phone 8514 Savanna, Illinois DR. F. T. ROE ALDEN AND DAUPHIN OPTOMETRIST Standard Service U-Haul Trailers Savanna, 111. Mt. Carroll 333 Chicago Theatre Phone 9-2129 Avenue Building Savanna, Illinois ; STANDARD ; Phone 4752 Phone 5131 We Call for and Deliver SAVANNA BODY SHOP ALEXANDER R. D. MESSMER LUMBER COMPANY Body and Fender Work Painting, Acetylene and Electric Welding The Best of Everything for the Builder Free Estimates Savanna, Illinois 1 Madison Street Phone 4212 Phone 9-4221 Compliments of BALLAS GRAHAM’S MOTORS FORD and MERCURY COFFEE SHOP See Junior for A- 1 Used Cars 104 Main Street JOHN D. BALLAS, JR. 44 Main St. Savanna, 111. Savanna, Illinois Phone 9-4265 Compliments of F. A. HERBERT JOE LOESER Insurance of All Kinds The Finest in Insure in Sure Insurance Men's Wear National Bank Building 326 Main Savanna, Illinois Savanna, Illinois SAVANNA CLEANERS AND DRYERS Savanna, Illinois Your Cleaner is Your Clothe8 Best Friend 4th Street and Chicago Ave. ARTHUR WELD MAN, Prop. E. G. SHINNER AND COMPANY, INC. 423 Main Street Savanna, Illinois Best Wishes Congratulations to the Class of '59 Class of 1959 ALBERT M. GREISON Quality Footwear GEORGE STERK DENTIST Savanna, Illinois Savanna, Illinois Farmall Tractors Compliments of International Trucks INTERSTATE Parts and Service Tires and Tubes POWER COMPANY International Harvester Reddy Kilowatt, Your Nutrena Feed - Wayne Feed Electric Servant Fencing and Posts Brings You SAVANNA Dependable, Efficient Electric Service Live Better Electrically FARM SUPPLIES COMPANY COLONIAL INCORPORATED Savannah, Illinois BREAD Salesman BILL HOWARD Phone 6765 Phone MA 5-1529 Rock Falls, 111. 4TH STREET Congratulations to the Class of 1959 CLOTHING MART SAVANNA Men’s Women’s Children's Clo thing Sho e s RECREATION HALL Pool - Billiards Snack Bar Savanna, Illinois 215 Main Street Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 Compliments of WACKER MILLER MEEKER’S STANDARD SERVICE JOHN GORDON, Proprietor Route 80 Washing and Greasing Bumper to Bumper , 4 Phone 3135 Phone 8601 W Savanna. Illinois (STANDARD) Savanna, Illinois L. B. HUSSEY, SAVANNA M. D. LUMBER COMPANY Savanna, Illinois Savanna, Illinois Congratulations to the Class of 1959 MARTH BROS. PITTS 5£ to $1. 00 STORES SPORT STORE Chinaware - Glassware Mercury Outboard Motors Toys - Notions - Hosiery 418 Main Street Savanna, Illinois Mt. Carrol, Illinois Savanna, Illinois Best Wishes to the MIDWAY Class of 1959 CAFE AND TAXI COZZY’S SERVICE STEAK HOUSE 108 South 4th Street Phone 2545 Savanna, Illinois Savanna, Illinois Try Our Pizzas Phone 5122 Compliments of MELENDY’S JACK’S GRO. STORE PLACE Groceries Savanna, Illinois Fresh Meats Frozen Foods Phone 9-4724 Savanna, Illinois Phone 4615 Compliments of Best Wishes to the Class of '59 W. C. BIMM SKAIEN’S Savanna, Illinois SERVICE STATION Phone 4763 Savanna, Illinois SAVANNA OAK PARK AUTO PARTS GROCERY New and Used Auto Parts 1425 Chicago Avenue We Buy Scrap Iron and Steel CLOVER FARM STORE Phone 8218 JOHNNIE MILLER, Owner 4 Miles North of Thomson Phone 4774 on Route 80 Savanna, Illinois Compliments of WEB’S TRUNINGER GROCERY SHELL SERVICE Grocery - Meats Vegetables - Notions Jet. 64, 52, and 80 Phone 8295 - 1915 Pike Road Savanna, Illinois A r (shellJ Savanna, Illinois Phone 4635 SAVANNA DANNELS BROS. LOCKER PLANT EXCAVATING Eresh and Frozen Meats Phone 2112 Savanna Phone 2133 Thomson Phone 2519 1817 Chicago Ave. Savanna, 111. Compliments of ELLIOTT ADAMS AND DABRON JEWELRY CO. Established 1889 Savanna, Illinois Savanna, Illinois SAVANNA APPLIANCE PHIFER CHAPEK AND HARDWARE CO. Boats - Motors - Hardware PHOTO SUPPLY RECORD Housewares SHOP 318 Main St. - Phone 7111 511 Main Street Savanna, Illinois Savanna, Illinois MOUNT CARROLL MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY 312 N. Main Mt. Carroll, Illinois A Statewide Company Writing Fire - Wind - Inland Marine Coverages Mt. Carroll Insurance Agency Dingman Agency Mt. Carroll, Illinois Milledgeville, Illinois BORGMAN BROS. Feeds and Fuel Fertilizer - Baby Chicks Fuel Oil RALPH BORGMAN Fulton, Illinois ANDREW BORGMAN Phone 3131 M G o r b e i JhWMJ a 1 s g e a s Coal - Feed - Potatoes BUSH’S CAFE Western Illinois' Oldest Restaurant Serving Surro unding Communities for 57 Years Banquet Facilities Fulton, Illinois Phone 2161 for Reservations or Parties DYKEMA PLUMBING AND HEATING Phone 3172 Fulton, Illinois Compliments of FULTON SHOE STORE Shoes for the Entire Family Fulton, Illinois Congratulations to the Class of '59 From the BUSINESS MEN’S ASSOCIATION of Fulton, Illinois STRATING FULTON SERVICE CO. PAINT AND PAPER STORE Appliances - Paints - Insurance Phone 5101 Philco and Maytag Appliances ALBER FABER AND SON Fulton, Illinois Phone 4284 In Business Over 45 Years Fulton, Illinois Insurance of All Kinds H. w. HOPKINS AGENCY MANAGER Carroll County Farm Bureau Insurance Department Mt. Carroll, Illinois Phone 3001 RICHTER PARALAND SERVICE Mt. Carroll, Illinois Gas Kendall Oil Quaker State Diesel Fuel ■S fc Motor Oils Phone 4884 CARROLL FEED SERVICE, INC. Custom Milling Kent Feeds The Feed Without a Filler Mt. Carroll, Illinois Shannon, Illinois Phone 2772 GEO. W. IVEY AND SON Monuments of Quality Phone 3034 Mt. Carroll, Illinois HARTMAN IMPLEMENT SALES OLIVER Mt. Carroll, Illinois Phone 4883 FULTON ELEVATOR Dealer in Grain, Feed, Seed and Coal Ready Mix Concrete Phone 4761 Fulton, Illinois HOLESINGER IMPLEMENT Sales and Service 405-10th Avenue Phone 3741 Fulton, Illinois Compliments of Compliments of WM. B. PETTY EATON AND LEEMON ATTORNEY Mt. Carroll ATTORNEYS Mt. Carroll, Illinois Compliments of Compliments of ROBERT WEISSMILLER DRS. DERRER AND SIEFERT Mt. Carroll, Illinois Mt. Carroll, Illinois HARTMAN BILL’S GULF Phone 2023 Mt. Carroll, Illinois LEON TV SERVICE TV and Radio Repairs on All Models Westinghouse TV and Radio Pick Up and Delivery Service 114 E. Market - Phone 4222 If No Answer Call Savanna 4484 Mt. Carroll, Illinois EVELYN’S MOLTMANN AND SMITH FORD SALES SHOP Market Street Mt. Carroll SALES SERVICE Infant's and Children's Wear Also Shoes for the Entire Family 24 Hour Wrecker Service Authorized Ford Sales and Service Mt. Carroll, Illinois MOUNT CARROLL NATIONAL BANK Complete Banking Service Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Mt. Carroll, Illinois BEE LINE SERVICE Save With Us Fine Service and Products Penn-o-Tex Oil Corporation PENNZOIL £ubrica« . GRIMM’S DAIRY Grade A Homogenized Milk Cream and Cottage Cheese Mt. Carroll, Illinois HERBERT B. PECK District Agent THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY COLEHOUR’S JIM - FRED - DICK Coal - Grain - Fertilizer Pillsbury’s Best Feeds Nutrena Feeds Skelly Products Mt. Carroll, Illinois Northrup - King Seeds Dial 4041 - 4772 Mt. Carroll, Illinois Compliment s SPENCER’S UNITED STORE ♦Groceries Fresh Meats - Frozen Foods MILK PRODUCTS CO. Phone Thomson 2395 Argo Fay, Illinois Argo Fay, Illinois 1. R. SENNEFF E. R. MEST Limestone and Fertilizer Chadwick, Illinois Spreading Service Have Full Line of Ronson Located at Argo Fay Electric Shavers Phone 2399 Combination Clipper and Mt. Carroll, Illinois Shaver KRAFT’S MT. CARROLL MEN AND BOY'S WEAR PRODUCE Phone 3443 Phone 3111 Mt. Carroll, 111. Mt. Carroll, Illinois TED COLEHOUR LOUIS NOBLE JEWELER FARM SUPPLIES Bulova and Elgin Watches Keepsake Diamonds Mt. Carroll, Illinois Mt. Carroll, Illinois ZIRKELBACH REFRIGERATION ELECTRIC SERVICE OF CLINTON Frigidaire Sales and Service Refrigerators, Washers Dryers, Ranges and Freezers 111 Fifth Avenue South Clinton, Iowa Electrical Contractor 122 5th Avenue South Chapel 2-8231 Clinton, Iowa ROEHL PHILLIPS FURNITURE COMPANY Your Lane Cedar Hope Chest Bowl for Health Twelve Modern Alleys Fully Automatic CLINTON RECREATION LANES Dealer 116 Fifth Avenue, South Clinton, Iowa Phone CH 2-9649 Clinton, Iowa ESPEY’S JEWELERS Keepsake Diamond Rings Bulova - Hamilton - Elgin W atche s Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing RENIER’S HAMMOND ORGAN STUDIOS Complete Instruction Facilities 204 South 2nd Street 402 South 2nd Street, Clinton Clinton, Iowa CLINTON J P FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION SHOE SHOPPE 402 South Second Street 128 Fifth Avenue South Clinton, Iowa Clinton, Iowa Where Thousands Save Millions Shoes for the Entire Family K C L N CLINTON IOWA’S VOICE OF ENTERTAINMENT 1390 on Your Dial MUSIC...NEWS...SPORTS You’ll Hear It First and It Will Sound Better on KCLN The Radio Power In Clinton K R O S 1340 on Your Dial Clinton, Iowa TV SERVICE BILL BAKER Phone Thomson 3121 Radio and Car Radio Repair Thomson, Illinois MEREMA BROS. JAHN'S Friendly HOME FURNISHINGS Massey-Ferguson Let Us Make Your House a Home Sales and Service Fulton, Illinois Phone 3344 Fulton 6-111 Fulton, Illinois Clinton Enterprise 9-700 WARDROBE CLEANERS Courtesy - Promptness - Satisfaction 66 Main Avenue Clinton, Iowa For Those Who Care Compliments of PAASKE’S Furniture - Rugs - Carpets Draperies 63-67 Main Avenue Clinton, Iowa SEARS Where Everyone Shops and Saves SEARS SEARS, ROEBUCK COMPANY Clinton, Iowa Compliments of CLINTON MEN'S WEAR ASSOCIATION Bach's Men Store. . . . Barkan's. . . . Shull's Boegel's Blasgow Tailors. . . . F. Bradulski and Son. . Martin Morris Co.......Muffy's Men Shop. . . . Tingeleff Clothing Co. . . . Van Allen's Men's Shop Compliments J. H. POTTS IOWA SON STATE SAVINGS BANK JEWELERS Iowa's Oldest Jewelry Store 122 Main Avenue 71 Main Avenue Clinton, Iowa Clinton, Iowa Compliments B GEORGE BONNER LYONS m7 AUTOMOTIVE RETAJL BUREAU 701 South Second Street North End Merchants Clinton, Iowa Clinton, Iowa Service Is Our Business Pianos, Music Instruments Good Luck to the Class Records, Sheet Music of 1959 BENDER WINCHIP MUSIC CO. MUSIC CO. 411 South Second Street Strand Theater Building Clinton, Iowa 317 South Second Street Everything in Music Since 1885 Clinton, Iowa JAMES ALBERT’S FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE Where Quality Furniture Is Inexpensive FINE JEWELERS Keepsake Diamonds Gorham - Towle - Reed Phone Ch 2-7321 Barton - Lenox China 136 5th Avenue, South Hamilton - Elgin - Longines Omega Clinton, Iowa 203 - 5th Ave. , So. Clinton, Iowa Best Wishes to the JAKE BAKER Class of 1959 GARBAGE PICKUP HAROLD “BUSTER” WITT Tuesday - Saturday Purebred Hamshire Hogs General Hauling Fresh Eggs Phone 3193 Thomson, Illinois Dial 3243 Thomson, Illinois DR. E. E. MUSK DR. L. V. MUSK Compliments of OPTOMETRISTS MORGAN’S Phone 4704 Fulton, Illinois Fulton, Illinois to + V TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made