Urbana High School - Rosemary Yearbook (Urbana, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1959 volume:

THE 19 5 9 ROSEMARY Dedication Once in a while you meet someone you just naturally like. You like him not for any special quality, hut just for the kind of person he is. Maybe he’s dedicated; a person never too busy to see that the best possible results come from every project. Maybe he’s understanding; a person to go to in times of worry or trouble. Maybe he’s the kind of jK-rson who doesn’t teach you a subject but teaches you to love it. We think Daniel J. Pcrrino is that kind of person. This year, the class of 1959 proudly dedicates the Rosemary to Mr. Perrino, a friend to everyone who ever knew him. DJP—at work—with music—and people—as usual Foreword The purpose of the 1959 Rosemary is to perpetuate for you fond memories of your classmates, of your teachers, and of the many activities which have given you pleasure. In the years to come it is our hope that when you leaf through this Rosemary, you will live again these memorable high school years. 4 The 959 Rosemary Rosemary 1959 Editor-in-Chicf .... Co-Literary Editors Class Editor Activities Editor Music Editor .... Sports Editor .... High Lights Editor Co-Art Editors . . . . Dorothy Havens, Decna Bender Snapshot Editor Linda Plankenhorn Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Ad Manager .... Ad Staff Members . Joann Meyers, Edith Jcntschkc, Pamela Paris Ad Staff Tryouts C. Edwards, R. Gerhart, P. Stillwell, M. White, M. Boggess, K. Armstrong, D. Harrison, D. Dayton, N. Martin, M. Scott, M. Phebus, M. Mizelle, S. Buscy, M. Fears, N. Skecls, G. Goff, J. Powell, K. Thomas, L. Abbott, J. Black, P. Creighton, L. Boucher, C. Brockett, J. Dalby, P. Lang, B. Taylor, M. Flesner Advisor Photography .... Urbana Camera Club, Pilon’s Studio, News-Gazette, and Courier Engraving G. R. Grubb and Company Printing Covers The iff5) Rosemary 5 Table of Contents Highlights 11 Activities 26 Sports 56 Music 86 Seniors 102 Underclassmen 126 Administration 146 Advertisements 158 Scenes and Activities The kjs9 Rosemary The 959 Rosemary 9 Around Urbana High The Rosemary Presents GAYNEL WIDDOWS “Miss Rosemary” of 1959 Gaynel, chosen for her poise, personality, and popularity, in addition to her natural friendliness, was crowned at our Christmas Dance, “Crystal Fantasy ” JUDITH TRACY CAROLYN BATES CAMILLE KEARNS MARILYN COOK Toni Altenbcrnd, Homecoming Queen Homecoming Miss Toni Altenbernd was crowned queen over all homecoming festivities by drum major, Jim Moore. She was elected by the seniors of Urbana High School. Her attendants were Stephanie Borlefl, junior; Marlene Hates, sophomore; and Nancy Risscr, freshman. Included in the third annual parade were four class floats; the attendants and the school administrators riding in convertibles; our cheerleaders, drill team, “Tigcrcttcs,” marching band, and majorettes; the cheerleaders and band from Decatur, our opponent; and many decorated cars. Toni Altenbernd and Bob Hansen were the senior class chairmen and general chairmen for the parade. Other float chairmen were: juniors, Joanne Petty, Chriss Hastings, Jay Dan Stircwalt, Bob Roderick, and Sally Hopson; sophomores, Pete Wallace, Nancy Russell, Sharon Schwab, and Tom Walters; freshmen, Barb Adams, K. C. Ogata, Chuck Price, and Jean St. Clair. 14 The 959 Rosemary VICE-VERSA DANCE Dick Baker, King Crowned by Nancy Lyman 1959 PROM Jan Tucker, Jim Long, Queen Carolyn Bates, King Ron Wilson, Bob Hansen, Judith I racy Myra Ochmkc PTA AMATEUR SHOW Tom Harley, Bob Braun, John Bell Mrs. jo 1 lulctt. Mrs. Pat Hill Mrs. June Wedekind TEACHER TALENT SHOW Don McAllister, Robert Waller Mrs. Mary Diuisc Robins 18 The 959 Rosemary STAGE SHOW DANCERS G. Longest, C. Kearns, M. Cook, J. St. Clair, M. Ohemke. Stage Show Stage show 1959 presented the best of Urbana High Schools musical talent di- rected by Mr. Daniel J. Perrino. There were songs and original dances along with jazz and dance band specials. Rock and roll songs were mixed with modern classics, songs from stage shows, and some old time favorites. The 959 Rosemary 19 Tigers Den 20 The 959 Ro emary Marianne with Cam Kearns Marianne This year Urbana High Schrx l students experienced having a foreign exchange student. Marianne Lagerblad, our exchange student, is from Helsinki, Finland. She lived with junior, Vicki Barth. Marianne was presented with a key to U.H.S. at the half-time of the Rantoul football game by our principal, Mr. Braun. Our annual P.T.A. Talent Show was dedicated to Marianne. Marianne received a hearty welcome from all of her new classmates at U.H.S. and will be missed by everyone next year. The 959 Rosemary 21 DAR and SAR Gay Widdows, Bob Braun GIRI-S’ and BOYS’ STATE Row 1: J. Bell, T. Shull, L. Larson. Row 2: E. Wade, C. Gordon, J. Williams, L. Wantland. Absent: K. Decker. HATCHET ORATORS Vicki Barth, Junior ECHOES OF URBANA HIGH Bob Braun, Senior Terry Shull and Eddie Wade 22 The 959 Rosemary Row 1: J. Tracy, Co Salutatorian; B. Hermling, Co Valedictorian; C. Booth, Co Salutatorian. Row 2: A. Krober, Co Valedictorian; M. Roberts Co-Salutatorian; J. Seiler, G -Salutatorian. SAGAMORE Row 1: K. Decker, S. Doyle, G. Widdows, K. Mowrer, J. Phillips, A. Arnold. C. Bate� . J. Tucker, T. Shull, T. Altcnbernd, I.. Nolen. M. Jackson. Row 2: S. Dillcy, L Johnson, G. Willman, M. Coon, B. Waechtcr, J. Tracy, C. Becker. K. Ncupert, M. Price, C. Kearns. Row 3: K. Ball, D. Bender, R. Jones, C. B«� oth, I). Havens, S. Frye, S. Hahn. Row 4: J. Jarvis, I,. Abbott, C. Nesmith. E. Jenkins, G. Marriott, C. Sands, B. Hermling, M. Roberts, B. Roberson. Row 5: J. Seiler, J. Long, H. Holmes. E. Wade, J. Johnson, B. Mynard, L. Petty, M. Tepper. Row 6: B. Braun, B. Hansen, S. Hopkins, L. Bridges, J. Williams, D. Findlay, L. Larson, J. Bell, B. Johnson, T. Earley, J. Moore. The 959 Rosemary 23 ALPHA PSI OMEGA Row 1: L. Abbott, T. Altenbernd, K. Ball, C. Bato, J. Bell, I). Bender. S. Boggess, C. Booth, B. Braun, K. Decker, S. Doyle. Row 2: I). Findlay, L. Gallagher, B. Hansen, B. Hatch. I). Havens B. Hermlmg, J. Johnson, A. Krober, Vice President; J. Moore, K. Mowrer, K. Neupert, L. Nolen. J. Puterbaugh, M. Roberts, Secretary. Row 3: C. Sands, J. Seiler, T. Shull, M. Stevens, M. Tepper, J. Townsend, J. Tracy, President; J. Tucker, L. Wantland, G. Widdows. Omega: M. Own, President; J. Jarvis, E. Wade, B. Wiley, (� . Willman. PSI Row 1: E. Thompson, President; 1.. I.icntz, Vice Presklent: I). Morris, Secretary: E. Baldwin. V. Barth. S. Bender, C. Brockett, P. Con- erty, D. Dunklcy, B. Frey, J. Garland, S. Gilbert. Row 2: D. Gillis, C. Ginze, J. Gronland, J. Hageman, C. Hoskins, J. Irle, S. Jenkins, C. Keller, J. Kratz, N. Lancaster, P. Linn. N. Lyman, W. Meike, M. Mizellc, A. Pettinga, J. Petty. Row 3: G. Reiss, L. Reynolds, J. Richards, J. St. Clair, S. Sarginson, P. Scott, J. Smith, N. Smith, D. Tuma, J. Walker, CL Wedding. V. Willman, C. Zimmer. 24 The 959 Rosemary LAMBDA Row 1: S. Hinc, M. McCloy, M. Kaminon, P. Stillwell. Vice President, M. White, K. Perry, B. Coles, H. Weeks, C. Wandell. Row 2: 1$. Lyman. M. Paccnta, N. Russell, B. St. John, B. Lynam, Secretary; M. Bowman, K. Hansen, J. Myers, A. Creamer, A. Brookens, K. Flanigan, J. French, A. Witter. Row 3: D. Henslcr, A. Clemens, P. Wallace, J. Hopkins, I). Powell, C. Storm, President; M. Krober, B. Hult, L. Radebaugh. Absent: R. Arata, I). Dixon. ALPHA Row 1: J. Black, M. Boggess, D. Crouse, J. Dalbey, I). Dayton, V. Dunkley, G. Gladding, Secretary; J. Hageman. Row 2: A. Hanson, J. Harnsberger, I). Harrison, I.. Heater. J. Jacobs, S. Knell, T. Konradt, M. Lavenhagen, N. Martin, C. Mizcllc, C. Musscy. Row 3: S. Novick, M. Phebus, C. Potter, C. Price, President; R. Pryor, R. Reiss, A. Renfrew, I.. Rowe, K. Thomas, Vice President. The 959 Rosemary 25 Activities . DICK WARREN -“U'CLUB Activity TONI ALTF.NBf RND-ECHO-G.AA GAY WIDDOWS • STUDENT COUNCIL I BARB HERMLING • ROSEMARY CHAR NESMITH • FTA KATIE MOWRCR • ECHO BOB HANSEN • BAND KATHE DECKER-THESPIANS BOB BRAUN • TIGERS DEN DEE BENDER • ORCNESlS CARL ALLMAN - D.O Leaders O.L. HAVENS • SPANISH CLUB JUOlTH TRACY • FRENCH CLUB CAM KEARNS • TERRAPIN JOHN BELL • CHORUS DAVE FINDLAY • CAMERA CLUBl FRYE • ART CLUB SALLY ' 1 3 BONNIE WAtCHTER t I — . -H ’ SHARON DILLEY • S. NANCY RUSSELL • LATIN CLUB MIKE TEPPER «SCIENCE FICTION CLUB STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS Row 1: I.. McGchc, K. Mowrcr, G. Widdow� , T. Shull, J. St. Clair. Row 2: I). Morris, N. Lyman. C. Kearns, M. Coon, K. Ball, L. Johnson, M. Bates, N. Russell, J. Powell, H. Williams. Row 3: B. Taylor, J. Garland, I). Peters J. Walker, E. Wade, D. Findlay, B. Han- sen, B. Corray, E. Keller, C. Price, C. Mizcllc, J. Williamson, B. Adams. Row 4: N. Risser. M. White, L. Nolen. P. Byard, N. Lancaster, C. Hutts. R. Trotter, J. French, S. Schwab, L. Lyman, K. Flanigan, S. Gallagher, I). Cobble, G. Harlow, Mr. Davis, Sponsor. Student Council The first Student Council project for this year was the annual orientation day for the freshmen and new students. Student Council sent delegates to many meetings and conventions this year, including the district S.C. Convention and the State S.C. Convention in Chicago. Nancy Russell, a sophomore, was elected treasurer at the district convention. For the first time, U.H.S. decided to send a student abroad. After careful screening, four finalists were selected. From these four, Jan St. Clair was chosen to go abroad during the summer. In addition to the ex- pense of sending an Urbana student overseas, there was the expense of bringing another foreign student here, as the student body again elected to do. There were many money-making projects carried out during the year. Dilys Morris and Karen Ball were co-chairmen of the Fund Raising Program. At an all-school auction, the fund netted over $500 from such items as candy made by Mr. Braun, a pizza, 10 dances at the Tigers’ Den, and certificates to get out of detentions. Two volleyball games, one between the senior boys and the faculty men and the other between the senior girls and the faculty women, brought in more money to swell the fund. Other projects were bake sales and the Hard Times dance. The 1959 Rosemary OFFICERS Larry McGche, Parliamentarian; Marianne Lager- blad, Exchange Student; Jan St. Clair, Secretary; Cayncll Widdows, President; Katie Mowrer, Vice- President; Mr. Davis, Sponsor; Terry Shull, Treas- urer. BOOSTER PIN SALE Jean Rasmussen, Joyce Powell, Gail Longest, Ruth Trotter, John Smetana. BAKE SALE Foreign Exchange Student Program Chuck Roderick, Chuck Price. The 959 Rosemary 31 Rosemary Editors Pegeen Linn, Co-Literary Editor Itarb Hermling, Editor-in-chief Mrs. C. LcScurc, Sponsor Susan (filbert, Co-Literary Editor “There’s Rosemary . . . Rosemary had a new sponsor this year, Mrs. Carol LcSeurc. Although this was her first year of teaching as well as her first club sponsorship, she advised the staff with an experienced hand. The staff again co-sponsored the Christmas dance, “Crystal Fantasy, which sported the prettiest decora- tions ever. Gaynell Widdows was crowned Rosemary Queen and four girls attended her. BUSINESS MANAGERS AND EDITORS Joan Phillips Business Manager; Dccna Bender. Co-Art Editor; Bobbi Coffey, Ad Manager; Dorothy Havens, Co-Art Editor; Linda TYPISTS Plankenhorn, Snapshot Editor. Absent: Sherry Sarginson, Assistant Mary Jackson, Carolyn Sands, Mary Jo Coon, Gerry Ann Business Manager. Marriott. 32 The 959 Rosemary Division Editors Jim Johnson, Sports Editor; Charlotte Nesmith, Class Editor; Susan Doyle, Activities Editor; Jim Moore, Music Editor. Absent: Judy Irlc, Highlites Editor. “ . . That's for Remembrance. Shakespeare For the first time in several years, the Rosemary has a general rather than a specific theme. Each division page symbolizes a phase of school life. During the year, the “behind-the-scenes” business managers were selling Rose- marys, the ad staff was industriously attacking the local businessmen, and the pho- tographers were busily snapping pictures. The division editors were kept on their toes trying to get each section laid out by the deadline. AD STAFF Row 1: C. Edwards R. Gerhart, B. Coffey, Ad Manager; P. Stillwell, M. White, M. Boggcss. Row 2: K. Armstrong, D. Harrison, D. Dayton, N. Martin. M. Scott, M. Phcbus M. Mizclle, S. Buscy. Row 3: M. Fears, N. Skccls, G. GofT, J. Powell, K. Thomas, L. Ab- lx� tt, J. Black, P. Creighton. Absent: E. Boucher, C. Brocket!. J. Dal by, E. Jcntschkc, P. I.ang, J. Meyers, B. Taylor, P. Paris, M. Flesncr. The 959 Rosemary 33 Echo EDITORS AND SPONSOR Toni Altcnbcrnd, Co-Editor-in-Chicf; Mr. S. Hynes, Spon- sor; Katie Mowrer, Co-Editor-in-Chief. Echo At the beginning of the year many reporters competed for positions on the news and feature staffs. Only 2K were selected. The Echo experimented with new and more modern ideas in layout, features, and writing. They used floating nameplate for the first time. By dropping various low interest short news or filler items, they were able to raise the literary quality of the paper. Serious interviews and a new addition to the sports page, “Stars and Stripes,” were important improvements on the paper. They have also gone after interesting and unusual feature and human interest ideas. The staff may look back at a very successful year. EDITORS SPORTS and MANAGERS J. Tracy, Feature Ed.; S. Bender, Asst. Feature Ed.; T. Shull, Senior Celebs.; I.. Kadcbaugh, Asst. Sports Ed.; B. Sink, Photographer; R. C. Bates, Tiger Scratches; B. Lyman, Copy Ed.; M. Bowman, Asst. News Ed.; Ebert, Sports Eel.; M. Altcnbcrnd, Ad. Mgr. N. Smith, News Ed. 34 The 1959 Rosemary REPORTERS Row I: A. Creamer, J. Irlc, I . Scott, K. I-an haar, N. Rus- sell, B. Taylor. Row 2: C. Booth, J. Allen, S. LanjjhnlT, Jan St. Clair, J. Jacob, I). Dunklcy. B. Baldwin, J. Trumcn. B. Hermling. Row 3: F. Mynard, N. Kohn. Absent: J. Black. S. Frye. Quill and Scroll Quill and Scroll is the National Journalistic Honorary. To become a member, a student must have a high scholastic average, do outstanding work on a publication, be a junior or senior, and be approved by the local and national Quill and Scroll board. Each member is given a Quill and Scroll pin and a card signifying that he is a member of the society. Row 1: T. Altenbernd, B. Hcrmling, K. Mowrer. Row 2: J. Tracy, S. Doyle, D. Bender, B. Colley, T. Shull, J. St. Clair, C. Bates. Row 3: J. Irlc, C. Nesmith, J. Johnson, B. Hansen, P. Linn, S. Gilbert. Absent: J. Moore, D. Havens, N. Smith, R. Ebert, B. Johnson. The 959 Rosemary 35 DELTA SIGMA MEMBERS Row 1: Mrs. Hill, Sponsor; C. Booth, K. Decker, B. Hermling. Row 2: S. Sarginson, B. Wacchtcr, S. Frye, B. Braun, K. Buscy, I.. Betty, Row 3: I). Franklin, B. Baldwin, J. Smetana, I). Morris, P. Wallace, J. Garland, J. Hopkins. Absent: R. Ebert. Delta Sigma Members Delta Sigma and Thespians, the two dramatic societies at Urbana High School, meet jointly and have joint officers. However, five points arc required for membership in Delta Sigma while 12 points are needed for Thespian membership. The purpose of the two clubs is to make dramatics a more active part in U.H.S., and to present different types of dramatics for better appreciation by the students. Mrs. Pat Hill is the sponsor of both clubs. THESPIAN MEMBERS Row 1: B. Wacchtcr, D. Franklin, I). Marctt, J. Jamison, C. Booth, K. Decker, B. Hermling, Mrs. Hill, Sponsor. Row 2: B. Baldwin, S. Frye, J. Farbcr, T. Shull, S. Doyle, K. Buscy, G. Fears, J. Hopkins. Row 3: S. Hopson, I). Morris, S. Sarginson, B. Braun, C. Hastings, ). Clancy, C. Nesmith. Row 4: I.. Petty, P. Wallace, L. Larson, J. Smetana, S. Shoemaker, J. Garland. OFFICERS Kathe Decker, President; Claire Booth, Vice President; Barb 1 lermling, Secretary-Treasurer. Sherry Sargimon CONTEST PI.AY The White Lawn” John Smetana Kathe Decker Kim Buscy The Doctor SPEECH CONTESTANTS Row I: J. Smetana, B. Hermling, C. Booth. Row 2: S. Novick, L. Petty, J.Garland, S. Frye,C. Nesmith, K. Decker, K. Buscy, S. Sarjjinson. Mrs. Savage Fairy Mac Florence Hannibal Jeff . . FALL PLAY The Curious Savage' . . . Barb Hermling . . . . Claire Booth Darlene Franklin . . . . John Garland ...................Kim Buscy Miss Wilhelmina Mrs. Paddy .... Titus....................... Lilly Belle................. Samuel................... Dr. Emmett .... . . . . Dilys Morris Sherry Sarginson John Smetana Kathc Decker Steve Shoemaker . Pete Wallace CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY Song of Glory” Alison.........................................Betsy Baldwin ........................................John Smetana Mitch ... Larry Petty Muriel.........................................Sherry Sarginson Caddie...............................................Sally Frye Mr. Quinn ..............................John Garland Dick...........................................Stuart Novick Angel..................................................Dilys Morris Mrs. Rogers...........................................Sally Hopson Mrs. Roycc...............................................Diana Teel Jim................................................. Dave Hartlinc Spectators and Local Teenagers . . Darlinc Franklin. Linda Peters, Mike Morgan, Nancy Martin, Donna Marett, Brenda Toolcy, Susan Doyle, Joann Jamison, Doreen MeVay, Linda Lorenz Mr. Kovalesky I)r. Caldwell Mrs. Caldwell Mr. Prince Mrs. Prince Mr. Rogers Mrs. Rogers Mr. Wright Mrs. Wright Mr. Woodbridge Mrs. Woodbridge Mr. McGinnis Mrs. McGinnis SPRING PLAY REMARKABLE INCIDENT . . . . Pete Wallace Kim Busev . . . Kathy Walden Dave Tuma Ginny Willman . . . Mark Altcnbernd Donna Marett . . . John Smetana . . . Gay Willman John Garland . . . Darlene Franklin Roger Ebert . . . . Pegeen I.inn AT CARSON’S CORNERS Bert Hend ricks Elizabeth Wright Tommy Prince Alice Woodbridge Susan Caldwell Joey Rogers .... Bill McGinnis Janet.................. Carol .................... Madge.................. A Painter .... A Radio Announcer Understudies . . . . . Kent Ogata Sherry Sarginson Stuart Novick ....................Sally Frye Charlene Edwards Joe Nadeau . . . Richard Jorgenson .....................Pat Scott Brenda Toolcy Mary Jackson . . . . Dave Hartline . . . . Steve Roberts Steve Roberts, Rose Ann Arata MAKING-UP S. Shoemaker, B. Hcrmling, K. Decker S. Hopson, D. Morris SPANISH CLUB MEMBERS Row I: S. Vallianti. J. Phillips. I), Grindley, G. Marriott, K. Ncujicrt, J. Irlc, I). Havens, M. Edwards, C. Nelson, I), Crcckmur. Row 2: S. dc los Rios, P. Everitt, S. Wylie, V. Palacios, L. Ashby, A. Elam, B. Bennett, S. Peacock. G. Smith, J. Richards, L. Reynolds, S. Anderson, T. Ander- son. Row 3: Mrs. Moot, Sponsor; K. Sawyer, J. Manners, L. Plankenhorn, J. Truman, M. Pacenta, S. Wilborn, J. Wright, M. Burgin, S. Busey, J. Wandell. B. Waechter, C. Sands. C. Hoskins, S. Patton. Row 4: T. Hurliman, J. White, S. Saltsgaver, C. Connerty, K. Vowels. R. Bilbrcy, M. Bates, P. I-mg, M. White. T. Fisher, C. Edwards, |. Phillips, A. Arnold, S. Johnson, V. Ix-gue. International Language Clubs The first important program of the year for the Spanish Club was the formal candlelight initiation of new members. In December, the club held its Christmas “pinata party.” In April, Spanish Club was the host to the annual meeting of IFPAL at the U. of I. The Latin Club started off the year with a bake sale to raise funds for the annual banquet, “Elysian Fields.” Members came as Roman gods and goddesses. Nine Latin students were entered in the District Latin contests. All nine advanced to Sectional and six went on to State contests in Chicago. INTERNATIONAL OFFICERS Row 1: Presidents: Dorothy Havens, Spanish; Nancy Russell, Latin: Judith Tracy, French. Row 2: Vicki Barth, Acdilc of Latin; Gerry Ann Marriott, Secre- tary of Spanish; Ann Creamer, Quaestor, Latin; Mary Bowman. Aedile of Latin: Rathe Decker, Sec- rctaiy of French; Barb Hcrmling, Vice-President of French: Linda Nolen, Treasurer, French. Absent: Spanish—Karolee Neupert, Vice-President; Judy Irlc, Treasurer; Latin—Nancy Smith, Pro-Council; Lueva Licntz, Scribe; Mike Tcpper, Acdilc; French— Dwight Powell, Sgt.-at-Arms; Steve Polsky, Sentinel. FRENCH CLUB MEMBERS Row I: B. Hcrmling, S. Polsky, J. Tracy, L. Nolen. K. Decker. Row 2: V. Palacios, K. Kcplcy, S. Hinc, C. Brockett, L. Penny. P. Scott, K. Lang- haar, G. Wedding, Gay Willman. Row 3: M. Pummill, K. Armstrong, |. Allen, M. Cardiff, L. Boucher, R. Jones, P. Linn, M. Mizcllc, I). Morris. S. Bender, S. Sarginson, V. Willman. Row 4: M. Phebus, K. Thomas. P. Wade, J. Meyers, A. Brookins, N. Clark, K. Flanigan. M. Regnicr, M. Kamman, M. Price, M. Jackson. Row 5: T. Webber, M. Stevens. N. Risser, K. Hansen, M. Scott. S. Gallagher, L. Hile, I). Harrison. J. Black. Mrs. Link, Sponsor. Absent: I). Cobble. R. Arata, F.. Baker, S. Davies, G. Gladding, J. Goff, P. Herbert. E. Jcntschke, L. Johnson, R. Larson, S. Unghoff, I). Henry, M. McCloy, S. Montgomery, B. Noyes, B. Seward. In order to give the members of the French Club a chance to learn more about France and become more acquainted with the spoken language, they had a speaker from France, and Bruce Johnson showed slides of France. At the end of the year the club held a picnic, in addition to their banquet in the winter, and elected new officers. LATIN CLUB MEMBERS Row 1: L. Lientz, N. Smith, A. Creamer, I). Dixon, V. Barth, J. Meyers, K. Perry, P. Stillwell. Row 2: Mrs. Robins, Sponsor; M. Fears, C. Wandell, I� . Dunklcy, C. Ginze, B. Lyman, L. Lyman. B. St. John, A. Pettinga, R. Gerhart, C. Doyle, R. Brengle, J. Hageman. MEMBERS L. Abbott, M. Roberts, D. Havens, P. Linn, Mrs. Unruh, Sponsor; G. Wedding, I). Bender, C. Sands, S. Frye, G. Willman, S. Doyle, C. Nesmith. Absent: S. Patton, R. Kitsmiller, B. Ilcrmling, S. Vlict, W. Meike, P. Chamberlain, G. Clark. Art Club Art Club members are students interested in arts and crafts. They met every second and fourth Tuesday after school for a business meeting and work session. Under the instruction of Mrs. Unruh, members tried their hand at making enamel earrings, bracelets, and pendants. Others worked with silver, clay, and painting. The club was responsible for making posters for various activities and dances. In April, the club made a trip to Chicago to visit the Art Museum. Place cards and name tags were made by the members for the Scholastic Honors Banquet. The purpose of the Art Club is to increase the artistic ability of the members and to promote interest in all forms of art. OFFICERS Deena Bender, Secretary; Carolyn Sands Treasurer; Sally Frye, President; Susie Doyle, Vice-President. MEMBERS Row 1: V. Willman. N. S wofford, G. Willman. Row 2: Mr. Miller, Sponsor; J. Hinkley, M. Altcnbcrnd, B. Sink, R. Dorset!, D. Findlay. Camera Club For the first time the Rosemary staff has employed members of the student body to do its photography. The Camera Club supplied several photographers for this purpose. Next year they plan to do other photo- graphic work also. The purpose of the club is to give the members a better knowledge of cameras, their opera- tion, and the taking and development of pictures. Mr. Miller sponsors the club. 1 he Rosemary staff wishes to express their appreciation for the fine work the Camera Club has done. OFFICERS John Hinkley, Publicity Chairman; Mark Altcnbcrnd, Treas- urer; Dave Findlay, President; Bob Sink, Vice-President; Gay Willman, Secretary. MEMBERS Row 1: C. Kearns, T. Shull, S. Hopson, T. Altenbernd, S. Dillcy, M. Price, C. Booth. Row 2: Mrs. Saunders, Sponsor; B. Bennett, G. Wed- ding, B. Lyman, N. Lyman, C. Sinnott, B. Frey, C. Brockett, B. Noyes J. St. Clair, C. Mussey. Absent: G. longest. Terrapin The annual water ballet show was presented by the Terrapin Club May 20 and 21 after having been post- poned once. The girls often held practices after school as well as the regular business meetings in prepara- tion for the show. Tryouts for the club were October 31. Of the many girls that tried out, only six successfully passed the membership requirements. On November 24, the new members were initiated informally. The purpose of Terrapin is to bring good water ballet swimmers together. Mrs. Saunders sponsors the club. OFFICERS Camille Kearns, President; Terry Shull, Vice-President; Toni Altenbcrnd. Secretary; Sally Hopson, Treasurer. 44 The 959 Rosemary MEMBERS Row 1: B. Baldwin, J. Farbcr, I). Bender, A. Pcttinga. B. Allen, R. Gerhart. Row 2: M. Cardiff, B. Toolcjr, M. Boggcss, J. Jamison, S. Bor- Icff, P. Stillwell. Row 3: Mrs. Martin, Co-Sponsor, G. McCartney, S. Vlict. S. Bender, C. Gin c, J. Irlc. Absent: Mrs. Unruh, Co-Sponsor; J. Powell, C. Murray, Mrs. Lowder, Co-Sponsor. Orchesis Grace, creativity, and rhythm arc the qualifications for girls wishing to join Orchesis. Six new members joined this year. The girls learn to express themselves through modern dance. They hope to create more interest and a belter appreciation of modern dance at Urbana High School. The girls were working on a show but were unable to present it because of illness. They held a bake sale at Bean’s Electric store to raise money for their banquet in the spring. Mrs. Lowder, Mrs. Martin, and Mrs. Unruh sponsor the organization. OFFICERS Betsy Baldwin. Treasurer; Judy Farbcr, Vice-President; Ann Pcttinga, Secretary; Deana Bernier, President. sf 'The 959 Rosemary 45 MEMBERS Row 1: M. Price, L. Nolen, R. Jones, L. Abbott, C. Nesmith, S. Hahn, J. Phillips. Row 2: S. Johnson, A. Brookins, B. Lyman, G. Marriott, C. Bates, M. Coon, K. Ball, J. Farber, D. Bernier, J. Hageman, G. Wedding. Row 3: T. Fisher, D. Teel, M. Bates, L. Johnson, M. White, J. Meyers, D. Lynam, C. Doyle, C. Zimmer, J. Irlc, M. McCloy, H. Weeks, C. Ginze. I). Franklin, I.. I.icnz, C. Glenn, B. Hermling, Miss Bauer. Row 4: P. Iaing, K. Perry, L. Lynam, R. Gerhart, B. CofTcy, P. Linn, G. Willman, P. Scott, N. Lyman, D. Harrison, P. Mitchell, N. Lancaster, P. Chamberlain, S. Hopson, J. Goff. Future Teachers of America F.T .A., the Future Teachers of America, was one of the more active clubs at U.H.S. If you think you might wish to become a teacher, the F. I .A., under the sponsorship of Miss Marie Hauer, can probably help you. Excellent speakers addressed the club on various phases of teaching. During the state convention at the U. of I., the girls were in charge of registration. In the spring, all the senior members became cadet teach- ers for six weeks. All observed the grade that they hoped to someday teach, while some did actual teaching. Later they gave a tea for the teachers that they did cadet teaching under. During Illinois F.T.A. Week, apples were given to the teachers, and there was a display in the Citizens Building and Loan Company. OFFICERS I.imla Nolen. Historian; Sue Hahn, Secretary; Mary Price, Treasurer; Charlotte Nesmith, President; Loralce Abbott, Vice-President; Joan Phillips, Parliamentarian; Ruth Ellen Jones, Librarian. MEMBERS Row 1: I). Dunklcy, I). Ted, B. Wacchter, V. Dorsctt, M. Shelton, Mrs. Karstettcr. Row 2: W. Paris, J. Landris, B. Warren, V. Circen. I). Boiict, Mrs. Hasty. Future Homemakers of America F.H.A., the Future Homemakers of America, provides an opportunity for the girls at U.H.S. to learn more about homemaking and home and community life. At the beginning of the year, new members were welcomed at the Freshman Welcome Party. Later in the fall, there was a rally of all the F.H.A. members of Section 16 at Monticello. The girls attended meetings on nursing, modeling, and various phases of home economics. Their major money-making project during the year was the sale of delicious taffy apples. During F.H.A. week this spring, there were displays in Bean’s Electric window and the home economics window. Other events during the year were a Christmas gift for a needy family, a Christmas dinner, initiation, Daddy Date Night, a Mother’s Tea, and the Senior Breakfast at the end of the year. OFFICERS Judy Seth, Secretary; Bonnie Wacchter, President; Linda Toolcy, Vice-President of Degrees; Pam Paris, Vice- President of Recreation; Virginia Dorsctt, Treasurer; Diana Teel, Parliamentarian; Mary Huffer, Vice-Presi- dent. Absent: Edna Jenkins. Historian; Phyllis Frazier, Vice-President of Public Relations. OFFICERS Jan Leach, Points Chairman; Toni Altcnbcrnd, Vice-President: Cathy Davis, Secretary-Treasurer; Carol Sinnott, Points Chairman. Girls Athletics Association G.A.A., Girls Athletic Association, is a club for girls interested in sports. After school, various sports were offered in which the girls participated. These involved archery, swimming, volleyball, softball, and basketball. In the fall, the club went to a play day at Georgetown. Latter, they attended one at the University of Illinois. In the spring, they made a trip to Jamaica. This year, G.A.A. is sending two girls, Carol Sinnott and Anne Elam, to the Central Girls Athletic Association Leadership Camp in Bloomington. At the end of the year, the club had a banquet at which awards were presented and new officers announced. Mrs. Lowder is the club’s sponsor. 48 The 959 Rosemary G. A. A. MEMBERS Row 1: E. Archer, C. Booth, M. Lane, J. Leach, A. Elam, V. Bothyuhr. Row 2: B. Allen, L. Lorenz. I� . Everiu, R. Brcnglc, V. Hudson. J. Longest. L. Ashby, C. Armstrong. Row 3: F. Hemphill, L. Lynam, B. Lyman, D. Lynam, C. Davis, C. Edwards, B. Lewis D. Boilct, A. Hemphill. G. A. A. MEMBERS Row 1: H. Rogers, E. Miller, C. Sinnoil. J. Seth, B. Solomon, P. Regnier. Row 2: S. Tiffin, B. St. John. G. Smith. S. Peacock, L. Rowes, L. Winfrey. Row 3: J. Trinklc, M. Mays, K. Mehnert, L. Smith, J. Walker, M. White. S. K. MEMBERS Row I: P. Mitchell, S. Dovlc, C. Ginze, N. Ijncastcr, N. Lyman, I). Gifford, S. Johnson, L. Johnson. M. Coon, V. Willman. Row 2: V. Ixguc, J. Powell, N. Whitson, I). McGill, C. Glenn. K. Thomas, A. Ntstcr. S. Whitt, A. Creamer, M. Mizellc, M. Scott, J. Black, M. Bog- gess, J. Petty, J. Walker, J. Hageman, C. Zimmer. S. K. MEMBERS Row 1: J. Meyers, K. Perry, P. Stillwell, B. Lyman, M. White, S. Busey, K. Armstrong, L. Long. Row 2: M. Bates, S. Schwab, M. Kam- man, M. Regnicr, R. Gerhart, C. Wandell, G. Thompson, I.. Soloman. Row 3: J. Phillips, B. Hennling, S. Hahn, B. Baldwin, C. Nesmith, S. Bender, K. Jentschkc, P. I„mg, M. Jackson, P. Wade, J. Eckcrty, L. Hile, S. Gallagher, CL Wedding. Abicnr. B. Adams. B. Allen, |. Allen. T. Alienbernd, C. Armstrong, T. Ashby, B. Baker, K. Ball, W. Barns, V. Banh. D. Bernier, M. Black, C. Booth. S. Bor leti, T. Boucher, C. Bourgois, M. Bowman, C. Brocken. A. Brookens. P. Brooks, J. Brown, M. Burch, M. Burgin, J. Burt. K. Butler, M. Byar.l, M. Cardiff, C. Carrier, P. Chamberlain, J. Childers, N. Clark, M. Clem. B. Coffey, C. Cole, M. Coon, C. Connerty, J. Conn, T. Konradt. R. Covert, P. Creighton, P. Cribbet, S. Davies. C. Davis. C. Dawson. K. Decker. S. Dilley. I). Dayton. J. Drcntian, C. Edwards, M. Edwards, J. Barber, M. Fears. T. Fisher. M. Fitzsimmons. K. Flannigan. B. Frey. S. Frye. M. Fryslie, J. French, R. Gerhart, C. Glenn. S. Gilbert. S. Gilliland. D. Cillis. T. Glenn, j. Hough. M. Grob, L. Grein, J. Man- ners. K. Hansen. G. Harlow, B. Harrington, D. Harrison. I). Havens, L. Heater, F. Hemphill, D. Henry, C. Hohf, C. Hoill, S. Hopson, J. Hudson. M. Huffer, |. Hayes, M. Hahn. L. Hart. P. Hcldt. J. Irle. ). Jacob. J. lamison, M. Jarrell, S. Jenkins, S. Jenkins. L. Johnson. J. Johnson. R. Jones, C. Kearns, J. Knott, C. Krueger. M. I.agerblad. J. Laudcrty. M. Lane, K. Langhaar. S. Langhoff, M. I.avcnhagcn, J. Leach. C. I.eming, B. l-cwn. L. Lientz, L. Lincicombe, P. Linn. G. Longest. P. Love. J. Luminous. J. Nash, A. Nester, K. Neupert. L. Nolen. R. Norhedcn. N. Norwood, B. Noyes, M. Oehmkc. L. Ostema. Sh. Patton. S. Peacock. B. Pearson, L. Penny. A. Pettinga. A. Petty, M. Phcbus, P. Phelps. L. Plankcnltorn, M. Price, M. Pummill. J. Rasmussen. L. Reynolds. J. Richards. N. Risser, M. Roberts. J. Rose. L. Rowe. L. Rowes. N. Russell. H. Rogers. C. Sands. J. Schmitt. J. Schreiber. A. Scott. N. Scott, B. Seward. B. Shoemaker, T. Shumaker. T. Shull, C. Sinnott, B. Skinner. C. Smith. N. Smith. B. Soloman. J. St. Clair, J. St. Clair. J. Stcenburgcn. S. Strait, T. Stone. N. Swofford. S. Shipley. P. Scott, V. Steiaburger, B. Taylor. S. Theesfield. M. Thrasher. B. Tooley. L. Tooley, J. Tracy, J. Trotter, R. Trotter, M. Venable. K. Vowels, K. Walden. C. Webster, H. Weeks. M. Welch, J. Wikoff, H. Williams, L. Winfrey, A. Witter, R. Wood. 50 The 959 Rosemary OFFICERS Row 1: Sharon Dillcy, President; Carolyn Bates, Senior Representative; I a non Tucker, Secre- tary. Row 2: Sue Hahn, Treasurer: Carolyn Sands, Vice President; Sanely Bender, (unior Representative. Social Klub At the beginning of the year, the Social Klub held its annual Big Sister-Little Sister Party. Every fresh- man girl was assigned an upper-classman “big sister. Her big sister helped her get acquainted with the school and the students. The club sponsored many activities and dances. The Homecoming Dance held in our gym was one of these. At Christmas, the school was brightened with two beautifully dccorted Christmas trees: one in the main hall and one in the Student Lounge. In the spring the newly elected officers gave a breakfast for the seniors. ACTIVITIES Christmas Tree Trimming Party Big-Little Sister Party The 1959 Rosemary 51 “U” CLUB MEMBERS Outside, left to right: Coach Oscar Adams, D. Findlay, V. Green, C. Keller, B. Hull, J. Smith, S. Hop- kins, D. Peters, T. Early, J. Wandell, B. Roderick, T. Olson, L. Radebaugh, G. Wilson, I). Warren, B. Ostema, L. Larson, R. Wilson, R. Brown, T. Tinkham, L. Petty, J. Hemphill, D. Baker, D. Mackey, K. Gillespie, J. Lons, C. McCartney, J. Seiler, B. Langhotf, J. Williams, Coach Warren Smith. Inside, left to right: Coach Gene Armer, Coach Bill Leinenweber, B. Braun, 1). James, T. I.yon, L. Smith, J. Shaw, Chris Hastings, J. Walker, K. Wade, J. Delaney, J. Whitt, N. Darling, L. Allen, C. Hovde, B. Roberson, J. Rasmussen, L. Bridges, R. Withrow, D. Merritt, P. Gritton, N. Boysaw, Coach Jack Bruckbauer. 'I he “U Club at U. H. S. is made up of all boys who have earned their letters and have paid their dues. By working together as a club, the boys try to promote better relationships between the athletes and the coaching staff. During the fall and winter, the boys acted as hall monitors during the pep assemblies. In the spring, they held their annual “U” Club dance. The U. H. S. Dance Band provided the music. SCIENCE FICTION CLUB If you have a question about anything scientific and yet fiction, the right person to ask is any member of the Urbana High School Science Fiction Club. The main purpose of this club is to promote science fiction reading and to obtain a corner in the library for books on that subject and related material. MEMBERS A. Hanson, J. Townsend, N. Kohn, B. Harris, M. Tepper, B. Ingwerson, S. Frye, Mr. Hvnes, Mr. Miller, Co- Sponsors. 52 The 959 Rosemary TIGER’S DEN COUNCIL Row 1: G. Widdows, C. Bate� , B. Braun, T. Farley, J. Petty. Row 2: T. Tinkham. A. Clcmins, B. Baker, B. Lyman. Row 3: M. Bates, S. Gallagher, N. Risscr, B. Adams. Row 4: C. Price, J. Fekerty, J. St. Clair, L. Mile. Row 5: V. Barth, J. St. Clair, K. Perry, S. Borleff, N. Lyman. Row 6: B. Roderick, L. Larson, J. Stirewalt, B. Roberson. Tiger’s Den A place of enjoyment, a place of relaxation, a place for having fun—the '1 iger’s Den is an integral part of life at U. H. S. It is advised by Oscar Adams, Den Sponsor, and an adult council. The students elect seven representatives from each class that make up the student council of the Den. Last year, the students put in a new speaker system that was greatly appreciated. They also bought fifty metal folding chairs for the city that will be used in the Den. During the year five major dances: the Freshman Welcome Dance, the Thanksgiving Dance, the Holiday Dance, the Valentine Dance, and the dance after graduation were held at the Den. In addition, two Hard Times Dances were held. OFFICERS Row 1: Tom Earley, Treasurer; Bob Braun, Senior Chairman. Row 2: Gay Widdows, Publicity Chairman; Joann Petty, Junior Chairman: Carolyn Bates, Secretary. The 959 Roternary OFFICERS Virginia Palacios, Program Chairman; Mary Huffcr, Treasurer; Ann Witter, Secretary; Dorothy Gillis, Presi- dent; F. Thom|won. 1st Vice-President: I.inda Long, Publicity Chairman; Sharon Vliet, Social Chairman. Absent: J. Reinhart, Sgt.-at-Arms; T. Walters, Parlia- mentarian: J. Douglas, 2nd Vicc-Presi lent: C. Green, Assistant Secretary. MEMBERS Rou- 1: Mrs. Schwabe, Sponsor, F. Thompson, D. Gillis, A. Witter, V. Palacios. Row 2: M. Huflcr, J. Douglas, S. Vliet. Row 3: C. Davis, M. Horn, C. Pclmore. Row 4: L. Plankenhorn. L. Long. P. Shaffer, M. Bur- gin. Row 5: B. Frampton, M. Long, C. Nelson, T. Wal- ters. Row 6: K. McGehc, B. Marris E. Williams. Row 7: J. Ordell, R. Henning, G. Ricketts. Library Club The Library Club is responsible for promoting in- terest in U.H.S. The members helped their sponsor, Mrs. Schwabe, in the library and helped to interest others in books and libraries. They also promoted better under- standing of the best ways to present audio-visual aids. Following formal initiation, money-making projects were in full swing. Bake sales and a paper drive were the main projects. In the winter, the Christmas party and the Splash party were the highlights. In the spring, a trip to Turkey Run was made. Fi- nally, a farewell party was given to the seniors. MEMBERS Ron■ 1: B. Venable, L Potts, C. Reynolds C. Al mond, N. Brown. J. Hacker M. Dable. Row 2: K. Rich unison, R. Reynolds, K Wilson, M. Drennan, Mr McAllister, Sponsor; |. Jar vis R- Nichols, B. Wag goner, f. Marett. Diversified Occupations Diversified Occupations is cooperative part-time vocational training. Applicants took preference and ap- titude tests. D. O. cooperative coordinators interpreted the results of the tests to the students, who were placed in jobs according to the results. They received a minimum of three hours per day in on-the-job training and one hour per day on related instruction in the classroom. Like regular employees, they received beginner s wages. After they completed their training, they received a regular graduation diploma. Mr. McAllister is the club’s sponsor. Future Farmers of America F.F.A., Future Farmers of America, is a club for boys in Champaign and Urbana interested in farming and taking vocational agriculture in high school. The boys raise crops and livestock for projects. They also have a plot of land on which they carry out experiments. Certain members of the club also attend the Inter- national Livestock Convention. Mr. Twardock from Champaign is their sponsor. F. F. A. MEMBERS Row 1: R. Calder, I). Summit. Row 2: I). Phillips, B. Lakey, A. Wood. COACHES G. Armer, R. Thompson, J. Bruckbauer, O. Adams, V. Smith, B. Lcincnwcbcr. MANAGERS Head Manager AW j. r B. Vedder, L. Radebaugh. Tim Lyon Row 2: L. Holycross, J. Hopkins, G. Fchr. Athletic Director Gene Armer Coaches In the fall, Gene Armer, head athletic director, track and cross- country coach, introduced everyone to U. H. S. athletics. Warren Smith soon became a familiar figure as he is head football coach. Later in the year, he coached the reserve basketball team. As the season rolled around, John Bruckbauer coached the basketball squad. Earlier in the year, he coached the reserve football squad. In the spring, he was an assistant coach in track. Bill Leinenweber was an assistant coach in football, winter track, and spring track. Oscar Adams coached the wrestling and golf squads, and was line coach on the football squad. Dick Thompson coached the U. H. S. swim- ming team. Row 1: Ouch Smith, R. Withrow, T. Earley, L. Bridges, C. Hovdc, L. I ir � n. I). Warren, J. Hemphill, R. Brown, I . Gotten, J. Rasmussen, B. Ostema, J. Bell. Row 2: Mgr. T. Lyon, N. Boysaw, L. Allen, N. Darling. L. Petty, C. Keller, V. Green, J. Long, J. Jar- vis, J. Smith. B. Roderick. Row 3: Asst. Coach Sleigcr, B. Fryer, B. Hult, J. Benner, A. Clem ins, B. Matthews, J. Surcwalt, J. Clancy, A. Pryor, J. Phillips, T. Olson, L. Edwards, K. Watson. Row 4: Asst. Coach Adams, L. Radebaugh, D. Findlay, L. Gabc, G. Reiss, B. Hatch, I). Tuma, M. Stevens, J. Wandcll, M. Bays, B. Lavenhagen, C. Gordon. Football Urbana’s 1959 grid season opened on a tragic note as senior halfback Hob Braun injured the cartilage in his right knee during the opening minutes of the Rantoul game and was out for the rest of the season. Injuries continued to plague the squad as John Hell broke his collar bone during the Bloomington game, Jim Hemphill was hampered by a badly sprained ankle, and Lyman Larson was continually bothered by a painful knee injury. Even though the squad had a losing season, they never gave up. With the capable coaching of Warren Smith and the inspired leadership of co-captains Russ Brown and Jim Hemp- hill, Urbana’s gridiron squad continually displayed the spirit and fighting heart which characterizes the true Urbana Tiger. Bill Ostema and Carl Hovdc were voted co-cap- tains of next year’s squad. Tom Early was selected most valuable player, and junior Carl Hovde was named the recipient of the Pittman Award for out- standing lineman of the year. Co-Captain Hemphill Coach Smith Co-Captain Brown Lonnie Bridges. Tackle, 170 Tom Earley. Quarterback, 162 Dick Warren, Guard, 155 Jim Long, Guard, 156 Jim Hemphill, Halfback, 169 Russ Brown. Guard, 165 Larry Petty, Center, 162 Russ Withrow, Halfback, 152 Paul Gritten, 185 Chet Keller, Center. 173 John Jarvis, Fullback, 160 Larry Allen, Halfback, 155 John Bell End 205 Carl Hovdc, Guard, 148 Norm Darling, Fullback, 147 Tom Olson, Guard, 140 Verna Green, Tackle, 209 Bill Ostcma, End, 157 John Rasmussen, End, 147 Jeff Smith. Fullback, 158 Nick Boysaw, Halfback, 185 Dave Mackey, Halfback, 146 Football Schedule September Urbana Opponent 12 Rantoul 12 12 19 Georgetown 19 0 26 Danville 6 28 October 3 Westvillc 32 0 10 Bloomington 13 31 17 Decatur 6 12 24 Schlarman 13 6 31 Mattoon 6 12 November 7 Champaign 0 19 Won: 3 Lost: 5 Tied: 1 • Denotes conference game. The 959 Rosemary 63 I'om Earley was chosen by the sports Carl Hovdc was named the 1958 winner of the Pittman Award. This award is presented writers and school officials as the most annually to the outstanding lineman of the year, valuable football player for the 1958 season. The award was presented at the annual Elks banquet for the foot- ball team. RESERVE FOOTBALL AW 1: CL Halbcrstadt, A. Coria, I). Grindlcy, H. Williams, R. lairson, A. Clcmins, G. Storm, A. Smith, B. Mult, G. Brown. M. Mor- gan, L. Judy, J. Cross. Row 2: L. Rucks C. Parks, B. Bell, M. Smith, R. Larson, A. Carter, K. Wesllund, B. McCrady, J. Dye, E. Clancy, T. Tinkham, L. Johansen. Row 2: CL Leonard, B. Vlict, W. Sarginson, T. Menefee, M. Stoner, T. Webber, L. Holycross, G. Fehr, A. Carter, V. Mayfield. Row 4: B. Bolen, P. Borcroft, M. Hopkins, CL Powers, J. La Font, J. Williamson, B. Keller, M. Mar- shall. C. Potter, E. Keller, W. Rogers. B. Hanes, B. Willard. R. Pryor. Row 5: K. Finical, CL Glading, B. Keller, J. Withers, P. Se- dusky, K. Ogata, F. Miles S. Shaw, T. Jeurissen, D. Lyon, B. Hubbard. 64 The 959 Rosemary Row 1: I). James, I.. Maxey, I’. Hanson, L. Rucks, J. Shaw. J. Delaney, G. Wilson, J. Vitton, I’. Merritt, K. Gillespie. Row 2: J. (iron- lund, E. Jones, C. Hunt, J. Hopkins, M. Kempling, D. Powell, G. Gannon, D. Fletcher, C. Stickles, C. Price, P. Dukcr, D. Hcnsler, I.. Smith. Row 3: Coach Gene Armer, J. McKee, R. Dorsctt. J. Vitton, D. Thorne, I . Johnson, J. Maxwell, S. Shaw, T. Walters, S. Hopkins, J. Walker, T. McClellan, H. Johnson, C. Hastings, I.. Wantland, D. Meyers. Cross Country The Urbana cross-country team compiled another very respectable record unde- feated in dual meet competition, second in the conference meet at Champaign, and third in the District meet held here in Urbana. Coach Gene Armer will lose senior Lettermen Jim Delaney, Larry Smith, and Dave Myers, but five returning lettermen will provide a strong nucleus for next year’s squad. This year's captain, Gil Wilson, will also lead the '59-’60 Harriers of Urbana High. SCHEDULE Sept. Urbana Opponent 9 Mattoon (won) 19 44 12 Danville (won) 15 47 18 Champaign and Lincoln (won) Oct. 35 (2nd) Champaign 30 Lincoln 64 2 Mattoon (won) 15 48 7 Ccrro Gordo, Unity, D-W (won) 24 Ccrro Gordo 65 Unity 66 D-W 84 10 Peoria Woodruff (won) 20 42 !8 Conference (at Champaign) 2nd 21 Champaign (won) 28 29 22 Normal (won) 15 50 26 District (at Urbana) 3rd Nov. 1 State (at Urbana) Didn’t place The 1959 Rosemary 65 Lettermen Dave Meyers Jim Delaney Dick James Ed Gillespie Larry Smith Gil Wilson 66 The 959 Rosemary Basketball Under Coach Bruckbaucr, the U.H.S. cage squad finished the 1958-1959 season with a poor 3-18 record. However, the record is not a true indication of the season. Urbana played “on again, off again” basketball but still could have compiled a better record with a few more breaks. Mattoon, Schlarman, Springfield, Champaign, and Monticello barely defeated Urbana’s Tigers. In the Springfield game, Urbana went scoreless during the third quarter yet managed to come within eight points of the state champs from Springfield. Urbana’s hopes of retaining their regional crown were crushed as Monticello barely edged the U.H.S. cage squad 52-50. Jay Dan Stirewalt was chosen captain for next year, and Brent Kobcrson was named the winner of the trophy for frcc-throw accuracy. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Nov. Urbana Opponents Teb. 28—at Rantoul 54 84 3—Monticello 42 51 Dec. 6—Springfield 39 74 2—Hoopeslon 74 40 13—Champaign 44 49 5—Decatur 44 64 17—Unity 46 68 12— Bloomington 13— Mattoon 47 62 56 64 20—Danville 63 78 16—Schlarman 49 55 21—Lincoln 46 70 18—Springfield 41 49 24—Georgetown 57 56 Jan. 27—Decatur 34 63 9—Champaign 35 49 13—Danville 55 78 March 16—Lincoln 61 78 23—Bloomington canceled 4—Regional: Dcland-Wcldon 70 59 30—Mattoon 61 71 5—Regional: Monticello 50 52 The 959 Rosemary Row 1: B. Ostctna, T. Earley, I., l-arson, B. LmgholT, J. Hemphill. Row 2: Coach Briukh.un r, J. Sanders, J. Johnson, J. Delaney, B. Roberson. |. Williams, 1 . Gritten. Row 2: Mgr. T. Lyon, Asst. Mgr. J. Vccldcr, B. Hatch, J. Stirewalt, V. Green, N. Boysaw, J. Seiler. TOM EARLEY JOHN WILLIAMS BRENT ROBERSON 5-11—guard 6-2—center 5-8—guard BASKETBALL JIM HEMPHILL 5-10—forward LYMAN LARSON 6-4—center BILL LANGHOFF 6-1—forward 68 The 959 Rosemary JIM DELANEY 5-9—guard JIM JOHNSON 5-11—forward JERRY SEILER 5-9—guard LETTERMEN JAY DAN STIREWALT 6-0—center BILL OSTEMA 6-1—forward The 959 k',o ternary 69 Basketball Snaps The 1959 Rosemary FREE THROW TROPHY PRESENTED THIS YEAR TO BRENT ROBERSON RESERVE BASKETBALL Row 1: Mgr. Pete Wallace, I). Dial, B. Hull, A. Clemen� , A. Smith, J. Winfrey. Row 2: E. Clancy, R. I-irw� n, T. Walters, I.. Johansen, R. Larson. Row 3: J. Rose-, B. Hubbard, V. Green, S. Shoemaker, D. Thornes, G. Garmon, Osach Smith. I RESHMAN SQUAD Row 1: W. McClain, K. Finical. M. Hopkins, R. Adams. Row 2: Mgr. J. Seward, C. Nelson, D. Fletcher, I). Crouse, M. Marshall, Coach Herb Sliger. Row 3: J. Williamson, B. Mock, J. LaFont, C. Roderick, B. Hanes. The 959 Rosemary 71 WRESTLING TEAM Row I: H. Thrasher, |. McKee, T. Tinkham, L. Edwards. I). Baker. T. Olson, I). Warren, C. McCartney. I). Mackey, J. Lonjt, R. Brown, Rasmussen. Row 2: R. Pryor, |. Rasner, B. Bolden. C. Mi .elle, S. Proehl, B. Collins, J. Die, G. Gladding, B. Dennis, I). Grind Icy. R. Judy, N. Darling. B. Matthews. Row 3: Coach DeTacye, B. Vlict, L. Holy-cross. D. Hubert, L. Boise, K. Watson, J. Rasmussen. E. Gillespie, J. Walker, J. Sanders, C. Hovde, A. Pryor, B. Rotlcrick, J. Phillips, L. Armstrong, Mgr.; Coach Oscar Adams. Wrestling With Dick Peaches Warren as captain, the U.H.S. Grappling” squad had another successful season. The squad climaxed the year by winning the district and placing second in the sctional meet. Urbana qualified six wrestlers for the state. These were Bill Thrasher, Dick Baker, Dick Warren, John Rasmussen, Chuck McCartney, and Russ Brown. John Rasmussen was chosen next year's captain, whil; Jim Long and Dick Baker were named co-winners of the Most-Improved- Wrestler trophy. WRESTLING SCHEDULE Dec. 5—at Lanphier 10—at Champaign 12— Mattoon Ian. 9—Bloomington 10—Vandalia 13— at Mattoon 23—at Bloomington 28—Champaign 30—at Danville Feb. 6—I-anphicr 13—Big Twelve 16— Normal 17— Danville 20—District •Denotes Conference Meets. Dick Peaches Warren was named the Most Valuable Wrestler by the V.F.W. and the coaches. 72 The 1959 Rosemary Dick Russ Warren Brown 138 165 Jim Dick Long Baker 154 120 John Rasmussen 175 Chuck McCartney, 133 Bob Matthews Hwt. SWIMMING TEAM Kou■ 1: L. Carrington, D. luma, E. Keller, J. Wandell, C. Keller, C. Hastings. R. Wilson, I). Findlay. Row 2: R. Stipes, B. Green, (i. Fehr, F. Miles, K. Busey, C. Webber, |. Gronlund, I� . Ingle. Row 3: B. Sink, 1). Thorn, E. Wade, T. Hough, A. Carter, A. Han- sen, I- Scott, Coach Thompson. Swimming The U.H.S. swimming team, coached by Dick Thompson and captained by Ron Wilson had a fine year. Even though the team did not compile an outstanding record, they showed the spirit of an Urbana Tiger. The 160-yd. medley relay team composed of Dave Findlay, Ron Wilson, Chet Keller, and Chris Hastings advanced to the State meet, finishing eighth. Chet Keller was named captain of next year’s squad. 160-YD. MEDLEY RELAY D. Findlay, C. Keller, R. Wilson, C. Hastings. The 959 Rosemary 75 CHRIS HASTINGS DAVE FINDLAY CHET KELLER 100-yd. Free Style 100-yd. Back Stroke 100-yd. Breast Stroke 160-yd. Medley Relay 160-yd. Medley Relay 160-yd. Medley Relay Dee. SWIMMING SCHEDULE Urbana Opponent 5—Champaign 37 49 9—Danville 27 59 13 and 15—open dates Jan. 9—Bloomington 33 53 23—Bloomington canceled 30—Danville 36 50 31—Champaign 34 52 Feb. 3 and 7—open dates 14—Big 12 Meet 4th 27 and 28—State (New Trier) 160-yd. medley relay—8th RON WILSON 100-yd. Butterfly 160-yd. Medley Relay EDDIE WADE Diving JEFF WANDELL Diving TRACK TEAM Ktm i: Couch V. Smith, Coach B. Lcincnwcbcr, Coach Kruckluucr. J. Winfrey, |. Charily, N. Boycaw, J. Hemphill, A. Pryor, C. Studoin, E. Cillctpic, T. Early, I.. Lar� on. |. Bell, J. William� . L. Allen, B. 0� tcma. B. Hubbard, M. Sapozmk. K. Larton, 1). Dial, P. Merritt, T. McClelland. How a: Coach G. Armer. C. Keller, l . Mackey, K. Wauou. I). Bohlen. |. Tarter. P. Barcroft, K. Adams. William� , l . Crou� e. V. Green. I,. Ruck� . S. Sluw. A. Clemmiru, J. Seiler, M. Stoner, S. Hopkins, J. Smith, T. Walter� , 1). fame� . Kott- j: T. Olton. I.. Snyder. P. Cedu� ky, G. Power . A. Carter. P. lohnion, |. Sander . J. McKee. Ruck� . |. Shaw. P. Ilan� en. R. l or� etl. Nelwm, M. Kimitel, G. Garman. A. Smith, M. Kimple, E. Clancy. J. Maxwell, I). Thorne� . Kotr 4: B. Collin� . Ratner. C. Price. S. Proehl. T. Powell. L. McConnell, G. Gladding. L. Carrington, I). Lyon, K. Wcatlund. B. Hatch. B. MacCrady, B. Vlict. |. I ye. L. Juday, M. Smith. P. Sluw. Rtm f: S. Shoemaker, B. Hanes, K. Finical. R. Pryor. W. Rodger� , |. La Font, M. Mar «hall, C. Roderick. S. Peterton. B. Keller. |. Wither . C. Park� , J. Delany, S. Poltky, P. Duker. N. Darling, A. Coria. Track The 1959 “cinder squad” opened the season displaying depth in all events. The coaching staff was headed by Athletic Director, Gene Armer. The rest of the coaching stall was Jack Bruckhauer, weights; Warren Smith, jumpers; and Bill Leinenweber, hurdlers. Lyman Larson was a constant winner in the weights, while Lonnie Rucks was one of the state’s top hurdlers. Urbana's mile relay team com- posed of Jerry Seiler, Jack Williams, Steve Hopkins, and Tom Walters were out- standing as usual, the team’s record throughout the season brought much credit and honor to Urbana High School. TRACK SCHEDULE April 5—Urbana Open 7—at Rantoul 11—Decatur Open 14—Danville 17—Schlarman and Decatur Eisenhower 25—Normal Relays 28—Champaign May I—Shclbyvillc Open 8—District (Urbana) 15-16—State (U. of I.) 23—Conference (Urbana) The 959 Rosemary 77 SPRINTERS Boy saw Stoner Zapoznik Allen Charity HURDLERS Rucks Hubbard Earley Ostema Smith Shoemaker Hatch WEIGHTS Vlict Green Larson Bell 440 MEN J. Williams S. Hopkins T. Walters J. Seiler A. Clemens 880 MEN C. Shadoan B. Larson A. Pryor POLE VAULTERS J. Hemphill D. Mackey K. Watson HIGH JUMPERS S. Shaw B. Ostema J. Winfrey MILERS James Gillespie Merritt Dial 880 RELAY Boysaw Seiler Stoner Allen MILE RELAY Williams Seiler Walters Hopkins GOLF SQUAD Row I: J. Walker, E. Keller, I). Foster. I). Peters, B. Parks, B. Uult, C. Keller. Row 2: T. Tinkham, E. Wade, W. Sargiiuon, (� . Storm, I). Findlay, I). Powell, L. Johansen, J. Vedder, E. Thompson, J. Williamson, Coach Adams. Golf Again this year, the U.H.S. golf squad had another fine season on the fairways and greens. Returning leitcrmen Chet Keller, Dallas Peters, and Buddy Hull pro- vided a strong nucleus for U.H.S.’s “tee-toddlers.” April 6—at Danville S—Schlarman 15—at Champaign 23—at Hoopeston 28—Champaign 30—Uni High SCHEDULE May 4—at Schlarman 6—Danville 9—District 11— Hoopeston 12— Uni High Mahomet 13— Mat toon 16—State (U. of I.) 19—at Mattoon 23—Conference (Decatur) The 959 Rosemary 81 CHET KELLER DALLAS PETERS BIDDY HULT BILL PARKS DOUG FOSTER ED KELLER The 959 Rosemary Outstanding Junior Athlete For the past ten years, the Emmett “Doc” Kel- ley Athletic Award has been presented to the most outstanding junior athlete at U.H.S. Awarded by Prof, and Mrs. Victor Kelley and their family, the trophy is a memorial to Emmett, who died of leukemia in 1( 47 as a junior at U.H.S. Very active and outstanding in sports, “Doc was named an all-state football and basketball player in addition to excelling in track. The award is based on ath- letic prowess, citizenship, and character. Outstanding Senior Athlete Sponsored by the Association of Commerce, the Outstanding Senior Athletic Award is presented each year at the spring All Sports Banquet. Reserve Cheerleaders Upper left: C. Doyle, R. Ger- hart, P. Stillwell, K. Hansen, P. I ang Lower left: S. Whitt, N. Whit- son. I.. Ostcma, I.. Hilc Upper right: K. Perry, F.. Jcntschke, C. Wandcll, J. Meyers, M. White Ijower right: Row 1—B. I.y- man, S. Schwab Row 2—I). Lynam, M. Bates, M. Re bin an Front: L. Johnson Rath.: M. Kammon, P. Herbert, M. Rcgnier 84 The 959 Rote wary Varsity Cheerleaders JAN StCLAIR VICKI BARTH MARILYN COOK BARBARA FREY MYRA OEHMKE The 959 Rosemary 85 Mike Russell Paul Duker Susan Doyle Carla Ginze Betsy Lyman Jim Hageman Nadia Lancaster Paul Ingle Nancy Swofford Mary A. Mayhood Judy Dalbey Kathy Flanigan Joan Powell JERRY ANDERSON Cadet Band Director OWEN WEST Varsity Band Director Sandra Buscy Eileen Bourgois Diane Rear Kathy Hansen Phyliss Byard Karen Keplcy Roberta Brcngle BASS CLARINETS Pete Wallace Doris Dayton Beverly Allen Carol Sinott Buddy Hull Sue Wilborn CONTRABASS CLARINET Nick Henson ALTO SAX Dixie GifTonl Diane Teel Sharon Schwab Kim Buscy TENOR SAX R � gcr Larson Ken Wilson DANIEL J. PERRINO Concert Band Director FLUTES fudith Tracy Margaret Roberts Arlainc Teigler Linda Toolcy Judy Irle Judy Jacob Kathy Walden Linda Forsyth Hilda Weeks Marilyn Kammon Dorothy Havens Nancy Martin OBOES AND ENGLISH HORN Jim Townsend (Jinny Willman Judy Murray BASSOONS Gay Willman Diane Harrison Sally Gallagher Bb CLARINET Susan Gilbert John Kratz Tom Earley BAND BARITONE SAX Lyman Larson FRENCH HORNS Robert Hansen Tim Lyon Jim Moore Jean St. Clair Teresa Hurliman CORNETS Ann Pettinga Pegeen Linn Richard Jorgensen Jerry Seiler Tony Hough Richard Thornes Robert Hatch Ixris Brocket Ernie Hart Scott Hughes Gary Faust Robert Braun Fred Cash TRUMPETS George Wilkins John Garland Dave Lyon Jim White TROMBONES |ohn Dukcr Dwight Powell Brent Roberson John Puterbaugh Charles Danner Steve Shoemaker BASS TROMBONES Robert Larson Lansing Johansen Dale Creekmar BARITONES Jim Johnson John Mizellc Ronnie Wilson Ronnie Reinhart Ronnie Mahannah Andy Hansen TUBAS Bud Mynard Richard Hayes Bill Dennis Ed Lincoln Charles Price PERCUSSION Doug Daniels Larry Hindman Fred Miles TIMPANI Tony Hough BAND COUNCIL Row I: J. Hageman; J. Tracy; S. Doyle: S. Gilbert: I). Gifford; P. Dukcr. Row 2: J. Moore; J. Dukcr; B. Hansen; J. Johnson; B. Mynard; R. Braun. PROP CREW AND LIBRARIANS Row I ’ I. Powell: N. Lancaster: S. Gilbert; C. Ginze. Row 2: B. Mynard; H. Weeks; L. Toolcy; J. Hageman. FLUTES N. Martin C. Musscy M. Phcbus J. Black I). Sawyer S. ProchI I. Nash, Pres. OBOES K. Armstrong J. Hageman, Lib. CLARINETS K. Kcpley R. Brcnglc S. Ricketts P. Everitt R. Ebcling M. Pummill S. Davies D. Klein M. Lane L. Hart B. York I). McGill J. Nadeau S. Rcinhold BASS CLARINET R. Durst M. Scott VARSITY BAND BASSOON D. Harrison S. Gallagher ALTO SAX L. Heater J. Williams I. Mackey L. Reed K. (Carrier TENOR SAX P. Dukcr BARITONE SAX M. Russell CORNETS G. Gladding I). Grindlcy. V.P. K. Thomas J. Mathews I). Miller P. Shaw J. McIntyre T. Eld ridge B. Thrasher Adams R. Bachert R. Phillips FRENCH HORNS M. Fears T. Hurliman N. Risser, Sex'. TROMBONES D. Cre kmur E. Baker. Prop. B. Hanes BARITONES A. Hanson S. Knell BASSES I. Hubbard, Prop. B. Collins PERCUSSION H. Chambers R. Bandy F. Hemphill L. Clark L. Hindman DIXIELAND COMBO B. Sink, M. Russell, E. Hart, L. Hindman, I). Crcckmur, P. Shaw DANCE BAND Row 1: N. Hcnsen; T. Earley; D. Gifford; M. Russell; P. Dukcr; R. Larson; L. Larson. Row 2: ). Mizcllc; H. Roberson; D. Powell; R. Larson; I). Creekmur. Row 3: M. Bowman; B. Sink; L. Hincman; D. Daniels; S. Hughes; R. Jorgensen; T. Hough; E. Hart; J. Seiler; D. Thorn. CORNET TRIO A. I’ctlinga, I . Linn. I). Jorgensen CLARINET TRIO I). Powell, D. Dayton, J. Dalbcy Upper Left—Tower: J. Seiler, L. Brocken. S. Hughes, F. Cash, B. Mynard, R. Wilson. J. St. Clair, J. Moore. Mid. lx ft—Octet: S. Shoemaker, J. Puterbaugh, C. Danner, I). Powell, R. Larson, I- Johanson. J. Duker, B. Roberson. Lower Ijeft—Octet: N. I in- e.ister, |. Hageman, C. Ginze, S. Doyle, I’. Wallace, C. Sinnott, M. Russell, S. Gilbert. Upper Right—Miscellaneous: K. Wilkins, J. Garland, G. Faust, E. Lincoln. R. Mahannah. J. St. Clair, J. Moore. Mid. Right— Sextet: I. Lyon, J. Duker, J. Moore, R. Hayes. I). Lyon, R. Thornes. L Jwer Right— Cho.r—Row 1: D. Rear, E. Bourgoise, B. Lyman, K. Flanigan, K. Kcplcy, K. Hansen, S. Buscy, R. Brcngle. Row 2: P. Duker, X. Hcnscn, |. Dalbcy, S. Wilborn, B. Allen, N. Swofford, P. Ingle, B. Mult. 92 The IQ59 Rosemary Upper Left--‘Quintet: J. Tracy, J. Townsend, B. Hansen, G. Will- man, |. Kratz. Mid. I ft—Choir—Row 1: A. Pettinga, J. Seiler, B. Hatch, E. Hart. R. Thornes, B. Braun, P. Lynn. Row 2: B. Roberson, J. Mizcllc. C. Danner, S. Shoemaker, |. Puterbaugh, L. Johansen, L. Hindman. Upper Right—Quartet: R. Larson, T. Earley, I). Gifford. L. Larson. Mid. Right—Choir: K. Walden, J. Irlc, D. Havens, L. Forsythe, M. Roberts, J. Jacobs, L. Toolcy. Bottom—Soloistt—Row 1: R. Jorgenson, F. Cash, E. Hart, J. Kratz, M. Russell, B. Hansen, T. Lyon. Row 2: V. Willnam, J. Jacobs. I). Dayton. A. Teiglcr, D. Teel, J. Tracy, S. Gilbert. Row 3: R. Hays, J. Johnson, D. Powell, R. I-arson, J. Dukcr, I). Harrison, S. Gallagher, G. Willman. The 959 Rosemary 93 MIKE RUSSELL Assistant Drum Major JAMES MOORE Drum Major BAND COLOR GUARD J. Willman, S. Frye, V. Wilman, D. Havens C. Ginze, K. Hansen, J. Murray MARVIS FITZSIMMONS Head Drum Majorette MAJORETTES S. Dillcy, M. Rcbman, V. Trotter, Head Majorette—M. Fitzsimmons, A. Arnold, J. Powell, G. Smith. TIGERETTES S. Hopson, C. Kearns, J. French, J. Meyers, B. Lyman, L. Nolen, M. Thrasher, S. Johnson, C. Booth, J. Petty, N. Lyman, K. Mowrer, B. Baker, S. BorlctT, P. Stillwell, C. Brocket!, J. Tracy, P. Byard, G. Longest, C. Bates, K. Perry, J. Tucker, R. Bilbrcy, S. Doyle. VIOLINS B. Baker B. Bennett V. Dorset! M. Duncan M. Edwards T. Fisher B. Green D. Galladay (� . Malberstadt F. Hatfer N. Kahn ). I .each J. Phillips H. Rogers S. Tciglcr B. Tooley B. Waechtcr G. Wedding I). Williams VIOLAS ). Jamison B. McCrady C. Anderson CELLOS B. Harris I). Hcnslcr ORCHESTRA B. Ingwerson CLARINETS TRUMPETS M. Tcpper B. Sink N. Lancaster J. Hageman E. Hart S. Hughes STRING R. Brenglc F. (aish BASS BASSOONS TROMBONES G. Swenson L. Prosser D. Harrison S. Gallagher J. Putcrbaugh C. Crcckmur FLUTES L. Tooley FRENCH HORNS TUBA A. Tciglcr R. Hansen I). Hayes OBOES T. Hurliman PERCUSSION G. Willman J. St.Clair I). Daniels K. Armstrong J. Moore L. Hindman 96 The 1959 Rose maty Brenda Toolcy, Dave Mender, Gail Wedding The 959 Rosemary Martha Kdwards, Bill Ingwerson, Bonnie Baker Row 1: I). Mender, (� . Malberstad, B. Green, B. M. Rogers, M. I)uneon, B. Waechler, V. Dorsett. T. Fisher, J. Jamison, J. Leach, M. Tepper Marris. Row 2: A CAPPELLA Row 1: Miss Harris, P. Rcgnier, (I. W id «lows, S. Borlcff, J. Petty, N. Lyman, M. Franklin, V. League, C. Brockett, G. Reiss, C. Keller, E. Wade, M. Bays T. Tinkham, T. Shull, L. Hoskins L French, V. Barth, C. Bates, P. Chamberlain. Row 2: B. Frey, N. Smith, C. Krueger, W. Burnett, C. Gordon, B. Ostema, L. Sny«ler, M. Gianturco, T. McClellen, J. Wanddl, L. Hutts, P. Brooks, S. Sarginson, B. Coffey, C. B«joth. Row 2: M. Thrasher, S. Johnson, K. Decker, S. Hopson, L. Petty, M. MeVay, P. Gritten. A. Krober, C. Hastings, J. Bell, M. Jackson, M. Price, J. Farber, C. Becker. MADRIGALS MISS HARRIS Row 1: J. Petty, N. Lyman. K. Decker, V'. Barth, C. Booth, J. French. Row 2: J. Bell, Choral Director C. Hastings. A. Krober, C. Gordon, B. Ostema, C. Keller. E. Wade, G. Reiss. The 1959 Rotenury BOYS’ CHORUS How I C. Conklin. J. Dye, E. Wade. G. Reiss, C. Webber. T. Tinklum. Row 2: J. Gulley. K. Reiss, W. Burnett. C. Keller. Wandell. T. McClelland, I). Thorne. I.. Hum. Row a. K. Han� :. M. Kincaid. S. Xovick. M. Bay� . M. Kim|� cl. M. Cianlurco. J. Harrow, A. Smith. I . Hansen. Rot - 4 M. McVay. B. Petty. I). Keller. S. Montgomery, A. Krober. B. Hubbard. C. Gordon. J. Ball, C. Hastings, I.. Snyder. MIXED CHORUS R-m 1 S. Theesfeld. N. Marshall. G. Martin, M. McCloy. K. Perry. P. Smdlc. J. Gulley. R. Reiss. G. Conklin. ]. Dye. |. Cox. I.. Fades. M. Shelton. C. Welsster, M. Grob. C. Fdwards. Row 2: V. Myers. P. Dull. G. McCartney, G. Thompson. C. Petty. N. Whitson. G. Hays. P. Hansen. M. Kincaid. S. Novick, C. Dawson. S. Disney. D. McVay, S. Thompson, W. Paris. |. Manners. Row 3: S. Mine. B. Shoemaker. I . Wade. I.. Ostema. I.. Ilile. A. Creamer. B. Taylor. I). Keller. S. Montgomery, M. Kimpel, D. Thorne. J. Barrens’. A. Renfrew, B. Varvel. M. Burch, P. Clevenger. GIRLS’ CHORUS Row 1: C. Bates. S. Theesfeld. M. McCloy. N. Marshall. R. Gerhart. K. Perry. M. Shelton. P. Regnier. P. Sindle. G. Hays. C. Doyle. S. Smith. S. Disney. N. Clark. D. Lerch, S. Thompson. C. Webster, D. Ixrch. P. Chamberlain. V. League, P. Clevenger. Row 2: J. Petty. B. Shoemaker. J. l-andreth. G. Martin, G. McCartney. C. Petty. N. Whitson. C. Wandell, D. Hunt. M. Venable. P. Heldt. J. Co . S. Thompson, J. White. I.. Walker, M. Grob. C. Edwards. J. Manners, P. Love, V. Barth. S. Martin. C. Becker. Row 3: B. Frey. S. BorletT, G. Thompson. S. Mine. I.. Loren .. A. Brookrns. S. lohnson. N. Lyman, ). French, D. Henry. S. Johnson, V. Myers, L. Collins. P. Mitchell. C. Krueger. C. Brocken, W. Pari� . P. Phelps. I). McVay. C. Dawson. P. Brooks. S. Sarginson. L. Fades. C. Booth. B. CofJev. Row 4: K. IVcker, N. Smith. B. Taylor. L. Ostensa. L. Hile. M. Franklin. S. Wiley. E. Jentschke. M. Thrasher. B. Rice. P. Wade. P. Good. A. Ren- frew. C. Williams, T. Shull. A. Creamer. M. Jackson. V. Brazil, B. Burch. M. Price. L. Bcbout. J. Farher. B. Varvel. M. Flesner. P. Dull. Upper Ixfr: I). Thorne, P. Simile, C. Dawson, I . Hansen. Middle Ixft: N'. Lyman, J. Petty, V. Barth. !j)wer l rft—Row 1: B. Frye, S. Borlcff, C. Becker, |. Farber. Row 2: L. Petty, C. Gordon, C. Keller, G. Reiss. Upper Right: A. Smith, E. Wade. B. Ostetna, J. Bell. Middle Right: M. MeVay, W. Burnett, M. Gianturco, R. Reis� . Ixtwer Right—Row 1: P. Reigner. C. Brockctt. P. Chamberlain. Row 2: C. Becker, C. Krueger, N. Smith, M. Price, M. Jackson. 100 The 959 Rote entry Upper lx : T. McClelland, C. Hates, P. Regnier, A. Krober, Middle Ix t: T. Tinkham, A. Smith, M. Cianturco, W. Kurnett, B. Hubbard, C. Hastings, M. MeVay. ljower Left: C. Bates, C. Hoskins, M. Thrasher, S. Hopson. M. Franklin, C. Booth, B. Coffey, J. Farbor. Upper Right: R. Covert, K. Decker, C. Hoskins. Middle Right: I.. Snyder, S. Montgomery, P. Hansen, J. Wandcll, L. Petty, I). Thorne, M. Bays. Lower Right: (?. Widdows, V. League. T. Tinkham. P. Gritten, B. Hubbard, |. Wandcll, C. Krueger, S. Johnson. The 959 Rosemary 101 Seniors OFFICERS Dorothy Havens, See.; Katie Mowrer, Pub. Ch.; Jim NVhit, Pres.; Claire Booth, Treats.; Marianne Ij erblad, V.P. SENIOR CLASS As the senior class of 1959 walks clown the aisle to Pomp ami Circumstance, you can see that they are thinking of their last four years at Urbana High School. Outstanding in their minds is the thought of their own Marianne, the first ex- change student to visit U.H.S. Marianne and the other seniors are probably remem- bering many of the same things. The seniors proved themselves capable orators when class election time came around. For the first time, speeches, instead of skits were put on by parties and independents. The capable officers that were elected handled their responsibilities well. Miss Harris agreed to write music for an Alma Mater if one of the students would supply the words. The seniors contributed their share of lyrics. Everyone appreciated the beautiful prom. Ham Matsuri, given for them by the juniors. Tackling rhetoric words, losing to the faculty in volleyball games, working on the homecoming float, hacking the boys at games, studying on research papers, along with music and parties made this year a memorable one. 104 The 959 Rosemary Loralcc Jean Abbott likeable—jocund ambitious Lori —Rosemary 4; Alpha 1; Lamlxla 2; FTA 1, HUt. 2: Vice Pres. 3, 4: Art Club 4: SK 1; GAA I. 2; Pep Club 2: Office Help I; Sagamore; Alpha Psi Omega. Beverly Gail Allen blond—genial—adorable “Jkv —Orthesis 3, 4; SK 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3. 4; library 1, 2; Pep Club 2; Band I, 2. 3. 4; Band Rns. 4. Carl Wm. Allman cars—ti'his—a round Red '—IK) 3, Pro. 4. Larry J. Allen laughing—jovial—athletic Transfer from Central High School, Cape Girardeau, Missouri; Student Council I; U Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track I, 2, 3, 4. Mark A. Anderson man of astute ability Alpha 1; Lambda 2; Student Council 1; Latin Club 1, 2: Camera Club I. Sec. 2. 3. 4; Track 2: A Cappclla 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys Chorus 3; Madrigals 1, 2, 3, 4; Choral F.ns. 3; Choral Soloist 2, 3. Toni Altcnbernd tremendous ability Echo 1, Asst. News Ed. 2, News Ed. 3, Co-ed.-in-chief 4; Alpha I, lambda 2: Psi 3: Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Terrapin 3, Sec. 4; Orchcsis 1,2; Delta Sigma I, 2, 3; French Club 1, 2; Art Club 2: SK I, 2. 3. 4; GAA 1, 2, Pt. Chrm. 3. Pres. 4: Pep Club Pres. 2; Home- coming Queen 4; Homecoming Chrm. 3; Gen. Homecoming Chrm. 4: Corridor Gossip 4; Saga- more; Alpha Psi Omega. Andrea Jacqueline Arnold attractive—jubilant—active Spanish Club 1. 2, 4: Pep Club 2: SK I, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3; Co-chr. float 2; Res. Cheerleading 2; Twirling 3, Asst. Head 4; Band Ens. 3, 4; PTA Talent Show 2, 3; Sagamore Richard W. Baker daring—witty—brave Dick —Transfer from Quincy High School; U Club 3, Trcas. 4; Football I, 4; Basketball 1; Base- ball 2: Wrestling 2, 3. 4: Vice Versa King 4. Karen Lee Ball kute—loyal bright laimbda 2: Psi 3; Student Council 1. 3, 4: Latin Club 1. 2. 3. 4; FTA 2, 3. 4; Art Club 2; SK I. 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 2; Office Help 1, 2, 3; PTA Talent Show 2, 3: Girls’ Chorus 1: Sagamore; Alpha Psi Omega. Eugene Raymond Barthelemy energetic—ready—bashful Bart —Spanish Club 1, 2; Science Club I. 2, 3: Wrestling I, 2; Band 1, 2, 3; Cafeteria Help 1, 2, 3; PTA Talent Show 4. John Sinclair Bell jent lemon sociable—brainy Alpha I; 1-imbda 2; Psi 3: Student Council 2: Treas. 3; ”U’’ Club 2, 3, 4: Football 1. 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3, Co-Cam. 4; Track 1. 2. 3. 4; A Cappclla 1, 2. 3, Pres. 4; Boys’ (lice Club: Madrigals I, 2, 3, 4: Choral Ens. 3, 4: Tiger’s I)cn Council 2, 4, Treas. 3: Boys’ State 3; All State Chorus; Sagamore: Alpha Psi Omega. Deena La uise Bender darling—leotards—becoming Dee —Rosemary Co-art cd. 4; Alpha 1; I-ambda 2; Quill and Scroll 4; Orchesis 3, Pres. 4; Thespians 4: Delta Sigma 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2; Latin Club 3: FT A 2. lib. 3, 4: Art Club 2. Vice Pres. 3. Sec. 4; SK 1, 2, 3. 4; CIA A 1,2; Pep Club 2; Class Program Chairman 3; Unto Thy Doors ; Girls’ Chorus I; Tri-Hi Talent Show 3: PTA Talent Show 3; Stage Show 3: Sagamore: Alpha Psi Omega. Mary Fae Black merry—friendly -bashful 1 ,.iinixla 2; Spanish Club 1. 2: SK 1, 3, 4; GAA 1; Pep Club 2; Band 1. Roy David Bloemker reliable—devoted—brawny Claire Ellen Booth comcdiene energetic— boots Echo I. 2, 3, 4; Alpha 1; lambda 2; Psi 3; Student Council 1, 2; Terrapin 3, 4; Orchesis 2; Thespians 3, Vice Pres. 4; Delta Sigma 1, 2, 3, Vice Pres. 4; Latin Club I, Sec. 2, Ex-Off. 3: Art Club 1; Science Fiction Club Pres. 2, 3; SK I, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1. 2. 3, Sr. Advisor 4; Pep Club 2; Class Treasurer 2. 4; “The Curious Saage : A Cappclla 3, 4; Other Choruses 1, 2; Madrigals 3, 4; Choral Ens. 2. 3. 4; Choral Soloist 2; Speech Contest 3, 4: Tigerettes 4: PTA Talent Show 2, 3; Tri-Hi Stunt Show 2, 3: Stage Show 3: Saga- more: Alpha Psi Omega: Co-Salutatorian. Samuel Forest Boggcss southern—frank brains Transfer front Pope County High: Class Reporter- newspaper PCI I: Yearbook I, 3; National Honor So- ciety 3; Student Council 3: Science Fiction 4: Pep Club I, 2: Baseball I, 2, 3: Class President 2; Chess Club Pres. I, 2: Honor Student 1, 2, 3; Class Play 3: Alpha Psi Omega. Carolyn Been Bates cheerful independent bubbling “Grogolyn —Echo 3, 4; laimbda 2, Psi 3: Quill and Scroll 4; Student Council 1. 2; Tri-Hi Council 2: French Club I. 2: FTA 3. 4; SK 1. 2, Jr. Rep. 3, Sr. Rep. 4: GAA I, 2: Pep Club 2: Class President 1: A Capitella 4: Other Choruses I, 2, 3; Chora! Ens. 2, 3, 4; Court of Honor I: Rosemary Queen Attd. 4; Valentine ( � urt 4: Tigers Den Council 2, 3, Sec. 4: Tigerettes 3, 4: Tri-Hi Stunt Show 2; PTA Talent Show 2, 3: Sagamore; Alpha Psi Omega. Linda Susan Baumgardner lively—small—brevity “Susie —Transfer from University High School; Ter- rapin I; Orchesis I; Latin Club 2; Art Club 2; SK 2; Band 1; Choral Ensembles I, 2, 3; Office Help 2, 3. Charlotte M. Becker coy—merry—blond Char —GAA I. 2, 3: A Cappclla 3, 4: Chorus I. 2: Choral Ens. 2, 3, 4; Ollier Help 4; Pep Club 2: Sagamore. Michael Allan Bays mischicvious amicable—best Mike —Spanish Club 1,2: Pep Club 2: Football I, 2. 4; Track 3; Wrestling 3; Golf I, 2; Basketball Manager I; A Cap;c'.la I. 2. 3, 4; Boys’ Glee Club 2. 3, 4; Madrigals 2; Choral Ens. 2, 3, 4. Robert Louis Braun rales—loquacious—buoyant Bob —Alpha 1; lambda 2; Psi 3: “U Club 2, 3. 4: Thespians 3, 4; Delta Sigma 3, 4: French Club 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3. 4: Basketball 1; Track 1. 2, 3; Class Vice Pres. 1: Class President 2; Our Hearts Were Young and Cay ; Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Band Council 3, 4; Band Kns. 4: Tigers Den Council I, 2, Jr. Chr. 3, Sr. Chr. 4: Hatchet Orator 3, 4; SAR; Sagamore: Alpha Psi Omega. Lonnie E. Bridges likeable—enliyhlcninti—buddy U Club 3, 4; Football 1, 2. 3, 4: Track I. 2. 3; Sagamore. Peggy Ann Brooks fleasant and becoming “Pcg --SK I. 2, 3. 4: GAA I: A Cappella 4; Concert Choir 3. Pres. 4; Choral F.ns. 4; Talent Show I. 2. 3: Cafeteria Help 2. Russell Lynn Brown rocky- lively-bold U Club 3, Sec. 4; Library Club 3: Footbjll 1. 2, 3, Capt. 4; Track 1, 2. 3: Swimming 1, 2; Wrestling 2, 3. 4. Nancy Collette Brown natural—calm—books Band 1, 2. 3: IX) 4. James Joseph Burns jeans—joyful- bashful “Joe —Coif I. Joan Arline Burt jolly—■aloha brevity Jo —FHA I. 2. See. 3; SK I, 2. 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3. Katherine Ann Cain kindly and considerate Katie —Transfer from Roodhouse High School: FHA 1: Science Club I: SK 2. 3, 4: Library Club I; Pep Club I; Class See. I; Other Choruses I, 2, 3; Choral Kns. 2: Office Help 2, 3, 4. Marliss Jean Byard mischief jokes boys FHA 1: SK I. 2, 3, 4: GAA 1, 2, 3: Pep Club 3: A Cappella 3: Chorus 1, 2: Office Help 4. Terry Canavan Texan remarkable coti'boy Football I, 2: Cross-Country 3. Joseph Brandon Clancy jesting—bright—capable Joe —Psi 3; Delta Sigma 2, 3, 3; Latin Club 1, 2: Football I, 2, 3, 4; Track 2. 3; Wrestling I. 2. 3: Coif 4; “Our Hearts Were Voung anti Gay.” Barbara Lynn Coffey blithe—lovely—congenial Bobbi”—Rosemary 3, Ad Manager 4: Quill and Scroll 4; French Club 1. 2. 3: FTA 4; SK 1, 2, 3. 4: GAA I, 2, 3, 4; A C-jppella 1. 2. 3, 4: Other Choruses I, 2, 3, 4: Choral Kns. 2, 3, 4; Choral Soloist 2. 3, 4; PTA Talent Show 4; Talent Show 2; Stage Show 2. Mark Charles Corkins meditative—creative cartoonist Corky Lawrence Eugene Crist little—enjoyable—chrome I-arry —Band 1, 2, 3. Margaret Kathleen Decker marvelous—knoteledge—dramatics Kalhc —Transfer from East High Sch K� l. Wichita. Kansas; Alpha 1; Lambda 2; Psi 3; Student Council 1; Thespians 3, President 4; Delta Sigma President 4; French Club 3, Secretary 4; Latin Club I, 2; FTA 3: SK 3, 4; Years Ago 3; “Curious Savage 4; The White Lawn 4: A Cappella 3, Student Director 4: Chorus 1,2; Madrigals 3, 4; Ensembles 2. 3, 4; Court of Honor 3: Girls' State 3; Speech Contest 3, 4; Saga- more; Alpha Psi Omega. Mary Catherine Davis maidenly—comely—diamonds Cathy”—Transfer from Unity High School. Tolono, III.; FHA 1; SK 2, 3, 4; GAA 3, Sec.-Trcas. 4; Pep Club I. 2; Ilchin’ to Get Hitched”; Chorus I, 2; Triple Trio 1; Cheerleader 1; Court of Honor 2; Valentine Attend. 1; Homecoming Attend. 3; Office Help 4. Kennith E. Davis keen—earnest—-determined Camera Club 4; Wrestling I, 2. 3, 4; Science Club I, 2; Swimming I. Martha Rose Dable mirthful—realistic—darling Marty —Transfer from Nathan Hale High School; Pep Club 2; Jr. Red Cross 2; IX) Sec. 4. Marilyn Lee Cook merry-maker—laughter—cheerleader Cookie —Student Council I. 2. 3; SK I. 2, 3. 4; GAA 1, 2, 3. 4; Pep Club 2: Reserve Cheerleader I, 2; Varsity 3. 4; Co-Captain 4; Rosemary Queen At- tendant 4; Valentine Court I, 4; Office Help 4; Stage Show I. 2. 3, 4; PTA Talent Show I, 2. Mary Jo Coon meritable -jocularity courteous Rosemary Typist 4; Alpha I; Student Omncil I, 2. 3. 4; Latin Club Trcas. 2. 3, 4; FTA 3. 4; SK I. 2. 3. 4; GAA 1. 2; Pep Club 2; PTA Talent Show 3: Sagamore: Omega Pres. 4. Jcrrcll L. Dickinson just—lanky—dependable “Jerry” Jim F. Delaney jovial—faithful—delightful Transfer from Champaign; “U Club -I; Library Club I, 2, 3; Football 2; Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4; Cross-Country 4. Sharon Lee Dillcy sensible—lively—darling Terrapin 2, 3, 4; SK 1, 2, 3, President 4; GAA 1,2; Pep Club 2; Band Ens. 3, 4; baton Twirler 3, 4; Cheerlcading 1, 2. (Reserve); Court of Honor 2: Office Help 4; PTA Talent Show 2, 3; Sagamore. Marvin Lloydc Drcnnan monumental—likeable determination Marv —FFA I, 2; DO 4; Track I, 2, 3; Cross- Country I; Choral Ensemble 2; Cafeteria Help 1, 2, 3, 4. Susan Jane Doyle sentimental—joyful—delieale Susie —Echo 3; Rosemary Activities Editor 4; Alpha 1; Iaimbda 2; Psi Vice Pres. 3; Quill and Scroll 4; Delta Sigma 3, 4; Art Club 2, Sec. 3, Vice Pres. 4; SK 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1,2; Pep Club 2; Voice Choir Christmas Assembly 3: Band Asst. Lib. 1, 2, 3, Band Coun. 4; Band Fms. I, 2, 3, 4; Valentine Queen 4; Tigcrettes 4; PTA Talent Show 3: Tri-Hi Talent Show 3; Stage Show 3; Sagamore; Alpha Psi Omega. James Pell Douglas jolly—pleasant—dairyman Jim —FFA 1, 2, 3; Library Club I, 2, 3, 4; Cafe- teria Help 1. Virginia Ann Dorsett vigilance—alacrity—•dependable FHA I, 2, Treas. 3, 4; SK 3: Pep Club 2; Cafeteria Help 1.2; Orchestra I. 2. 4; Vice Pres. 3. John Guy Duker judicious—genuine—distinguished Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Soloist 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 2, 3; Band Ens. I, 2, 3, 4. Thomas David Earley t iger—da n cer—ext raord ina ry “Waup —Alpha 1; Lambda 2; Student Council 1, 2; U Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, Sgt. at Arms 2; Football I, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4; Track I, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, Band Council 2, 3, 4; Band Soloist 2; Band Ens. 1, 2, 3, 4; Tiger’s Den Council I, 2, 3, Treasurer 4; Stage Show 2, 3. 4; Dance Rand 2, 3. 4; Sagamore. Floyd Eckerty fa u cyfree— com ic—excited Butch”—Science Club 1, 2; Swimming I: Library Club 1. Gary Dwayne Elam Ijoy—dresser—enjoyable Library Club 4; Chorus I. I.inda Louise Gallagher lyrical—literary—gen nine Lucky Lindy —Transfer from Rock ville High School; Lambda 2; Psi 3; Hand I; A Cappella 2, i; Other Choruses 1; Choral Ens. 1; Alpha Psi Omega. Donald Empson dependable—enlightening—enjoyable Don''—Cross-Country 3. David L. Fryer decorus -likeable—flatterer Basketball 2. David Alexander Findlay dandy—aquatic— firm Dave —Alpha 1; lambda 2; Psi 3; Student Council 4; U Club 2, 3, 4: Science Club I, 2; Camera Club 1, 2, Pres. 3, 4; Football I, 2, 3, 4; Track I. 2, 3; Swimming I, 2. 3. 4: Golf 4; Valentine Dance King 4; Sagamore; Alpha Psi Omega. Marvis Ann Fitzsimmons mischievous—attractive—flirtatious SK 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1. 2. 3; Pep Club 2: Band Ens. 3, 4; Baton Twirler 2, 3, Head Majorette 4; Reserve Chcerlcading 1. Beverly Gerdts Richardson bride—ad mi rable—gen tie Sally Jean Frye sophistication—jaunty—fine Echo 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Delta Sigma 2, 3, 4; French Club I, 2; Art Club 2, 3, Pres. 4; SK 1, 2, 3. 4; GAA 1. 2; Pep Club 2; Class Sec. 3; “Remarkable Incident at Carson Corners “Unto Thy Doors. “Song of Glory ; Band 2. 3; Girls' Chorus 1; Speech Contest 3, 4; PTA Talent Show 3; Tri-Hi Stunt Show 3; Stage Show 3; Sagamore. M. Kyle Gerlach masterful—keen—good-looking Football I, 2; Wrestling 1, 2. Theda Glenn typist—adaptable—generous Tag —F.T.A. I, 2, 3, 4; SK I. 2. 3, 4; GAA 1; Library Club 1, 2nd Vice Pres. 2, 1st Vice Pres., Vice Pres. E. III. Cent. Div., 3, Pres. 4; Cafeteria Help I, 2, 3. 4; Office Help 1, 2, 3. Roger Kent Gilliland relaxed kind-—grateful Butl —Track 1, 2; Spanish 1, 2. Paul Gotten participator—energy—great Gridiron —Transfer from Pharr, Texas; U Club ■I; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball I, 2, i; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; A Cappella 4; Quartet; Soloist; Ensemble; Madrigals 1. Suzanne Elisc Hahn sincere—enterprising—homemaker Sue —Student Council 1,2; Spanish Club 3; FT A I, 2, Hist. 3, See. 4; SK 2, 3, Treas. 4; GAA I, 2, 3; Pep Club 2; Chorus 1; Sagamore. Carol Ann Griffet cheerful—agreeable—gentle Art Club 3. Charles David Gordon cavalier—distinctive—gallant Chuck —Football I. 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1. 2, 3, 4; A Cappella I. 2. 3. 4; Boys Chorus 3, 4; Choral Kns. 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys' State 3; Madrigals 3, 4. Robert Hansen respected —handsome Bob”—Transfer from Champaign Junior High; Rose- mary Music Ed. 3; I-ambda Pres. 2; Psi. 3; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Student Council 2, 4, Pari. 3; Latin Club 2, Pres. 3; Track 2; Band 2. 3. Pres. 4; Band Soloist 2, 3, 4; Band Kns. 1, 2, 3, 4; Retro Ed. I; Homecoming Chm. 3, 4; Sagamore; Alpha Psi Omega. William E. Harris willing—easy—handyma n “Bill —Science Fiction 4; Library Club 3, 4; Cafeteria Help 2, 3, 4; Orchestra I, 2, 4: Orchestra F.ns. 4. Robert L. Hatch resi-arding—lusty—husbandry Bob —Alpha I: Ijmbda 2; Student Council 3: FFA 2; Tennis 3, 4: Rosemary Rep. 1; Class President 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Ens. 3, 4; Alpha Psi Omega. Daisy Fern Hatter dimples future—homemaker “FYrn —SK I, 2, 3; GAA I, 2; Orchestra I, 4, Sec. and Treas. 2; Office Help 3. Dorothy Louise Havens ducky— leis u rely—happy “D.L. —Echo 2, 3, 4: Rosemary Co-Art F.d. 4; Alpha I: Quill and Scroll 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4; Art Club Treas. 2. Pres. 3. 4; SK 1, 2. 3. 4; GAA I, 2: Pep Club 2; Class Secretary 4; Band I. 2. 4; Council 3: Band Kns. 2, 3, 4; Stage Show 3; Saga- more; Alpha Psi Omega. Barbara Jane Hcrmling busy—judicious—honors “Babs —E'ho I, 2, 3, 4: Rotetnary I, 2, Highlite Ed. 3, Ed.-in-chief 4; Alpha 1; Lambda 2; Pm 3; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Student Council 1.2: Thespians 2, 3, Sec.-Treas. 4: Delta Sigma 1, 2, 3, Scc.-Trcas 4; French Club 2, See. 3, Vice Pres. 4; Latin Club 1; FTA 2. 3. 4: Art Club 3, 4; SK I. 2, 3, 4; GAA 1,2; Pep Club 2: Seven Sisters”; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay ; Unto Thy Doors ; Years Ago”; Angel Street ; The Curious Savage ; Girls' Chorus I, 2; Speech Contest 2, 3, 4: PTA Talent Show I; Sagamore: Alpha Psi Omega: Co-Valedictorian. Harold Zachary Holmes, Jr. hearty—zealous— hobbies “Hal”—“U” Club 4; Gymnastics 2. 3. 4; Tiger Mascot 3, 4: Sagamore. Stephen Allen Hopkins superior- aft—handsome Steve — U Club 3. 4: Football I. 2, 3: Basketball I; Track I, 2. 3, 4; Wrestling 4; Cross-Country 3. 4; Band 1,2: Sagamore. William Lee Ingwersen willing—lenient—inquisitive Bill —1-alin Club 2, 3; Science Fiction 4; Orchestra Prop. Manager I, 2, 3. Vice Pres. 4; Ens. 3, 4. Mary Jackson modern -laughing jolly Jackson”—Echo I, 4; Rosemary 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3: Delta Sigma I, 2, 3, 4; French Club I, 2, 3 4; SK I, 2, 3, 4; GAA I, 2; Pep Club 2; Incident at Carson Corners ; A Cappella 3, 4; Other Choruses 1.2: Choral Ens. 2, 3, 4: Sagamore. George Allen James genial—assured—jocular Marjorie Suzanne Jarrett matchless—swell—jocose “Margie''—SK I. 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2: Reserve Cheer- leading 2; Office Help 2, 4. Johnny Wayne Jarvis just—well-liked—jocund “John — U Club 3. 4; DO 4; l.ibrarv Club 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball I, 2; Track 1, 2. 3; Wrestling 3; Sagamore: Omega. Ruth Ellen Jones records effervescent—jocund Ruthic —French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FTA 2, 3; Lib. 4: SK 1, 2, 4: Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3: Sagamore. James Hemphill, Jr. jester—healthy Bo — U Cluh 2, 3, 4: S|unish Club 2, 3: Football I, 2, 3. 4: Basket lull 1. 2. 3. 4: Track I. 2. 3, 4. Bruce Connor Johnson bright—casual—jou rn ics Echo 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Library Club 1; Track 2; Swimming 3: Cross-Country 2, 3, 4; Sagamore. Edna May Jenkins energetic mature—judicious l i 3: Spanish Club 3. 4; FHA 3. Hist. 4; SK I, 2. 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Sagamore. Linda Joyce Johnson lightness—Jem—jubilant Student Council I, 2, 3, 4; SK I, 2, 3, 4; CIA A I, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Girl's Chorus I. 2: Choral F.ns. 2: Reserve Chccrlcading 1, 2; Office Help 4; Sagamore. James Wesley Johnson just—nitty—james Jim”—Rosemary Sports Ed. 4; Alpha Pres. I; Lambda 2; Psi Pres. 3; Quill and Scroll 4: Student Council I, 4; “U Club 4: French Club I; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Vice President 2; Band I. 2, 3; Vicc-Pres. 4: Band Soloist I, 2. 3. 4; Band Ens. I, 2, 3, 4: Band Council 2, 3, 4; Quartermaster 2; Head Prop. Master 3; Sagamore; Alpha Psi Omega. Sally Ann Johnson sc ucy—a udacity—joker Student Council 1; Delta Sigma 3; Spanish Club I, 2, 4; FTA 1, 2, 4; FHA 1; SK 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1; Pep Club 2; Unto Thy Doors”; A Cappella 4; Mixed Chorus 3; Choral Ens. 4; Reserve Cheerleading 1; Tigcretles 4; Talent Show 2, 3. Benjamin Kay businessman—persuasive—kidding Ben”—Transfer from Danville High School; Latin Club 2, 3; Tennis 4. Camille Kearns clothes -maidenly—kindhearted Cammic —Echo 3; Student Council 4; Terrapin 1, 2, Treas. 3, Pres. 4; French Club I, 2: SK 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA I. 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 2; Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3; Choral Ens. 2, 3; Rosemary Queen Attd. 4; Valentine Court I; Tri-Hi Stunt Show I; Stage Show I, 4; PTA Talent Show 2, 4; Tigerettes 3, 4; Sagamore. Rosemary Jean Kit .miller rosy—jaunty kindly “Rosie —Transfer Rantoul High School; Latin Club I; GAA I, 2; Art Club 4. Lynn O. Kcslcr likcable—observant -knightly U Club 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1,2: Wrestling 1,2; Band I, 2, 3, 4. Wilbur J. Klein willing—jester—keen Wrestling 3. Keith A. Kurhl knou-ing—admirable—knightly Dckc —Transfer from Champaign Senior High School. Alfred Clarence Krober attentive—conscientious—kind Mixed Chorus 1, 2; A Cappella 3, 4: Alpha: Lambda: Psi; Alpha Psi Omega, Vice-President; Co-Valedictor- ian. Janice Lee Ann LaBoubc joking—lucky—light-hearted “Jan”—Transfer from St. Theresa High School; Dra- matics I; Chorus 1; GAA 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2. Marianne Lagerblad most beautiful lady Ncnnc”—Foreign Exchange Student from Helsinki, Finland; Will receive her diploma from Tolo Svcnska Samskola in two years; Student Council 4; SK 4; Class Vice President 4: Concert Choir Sec. 4. Bruce Taylor Larson bold—talented—light-hearted “Jumbo —Student Council 3. 4: Ijtin Club 1, 2; Swimming I, 2. William Edward I.anghofT bracing—energetic—lea n “Bill — U Club 3. 4; Football I; Baskcthall I, 2, 3. 4: Track 3; Cross-Country 4; Sagamore. Lyman Bernt Larson long—basketball—lively “Fats”—Psi 3; Student Council I, 2; U Club I 3, 4; Thespians 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2; Footl 1. 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4: Track 3, 4; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay ; Baa 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 2, 3, 4; Band F.ns. 3, Den Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Valentine Court 4; 3; Stage Show 2, 3, 4: Outstanding Junior Sagamore. Carol Rac Leming charm- rarity—laudable Alpha 1: Psi 3; French Club 1, 2; FT A 4; SK 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2: Girls’ Chorus 1,2: PTA Talent Show 2; Tri-High Talent Show 2. Charles Gilbert Long chivalry—genial—liveliness “Gib”—Library Club -1: Wrestling 1, 2. George Edward Lincoln pallant—expositor—length Eddie —Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Ens. 4. James Long jokes—ha rd iness -loyal “U Club 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Wrestling 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3. Joann Longest jubilant—appreciable—lightness SK I, 2, 3: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Office Help 4; PTA Talent Show 2, 3. Janice Leach alert—jewel—laughter Jan —Latin Club 1; SK 1. 2, 3, 4: GAA 1, 2, 3, Pt. Chm. 4; Pep Club 2: Orchestra Lib. 1, 2, 3. Joyce Ann Mackey joking—assu red—merry SK 1, 2; GAA 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Cadet Band Pres. 4. Geraldine Ann Marriott giggles—ad mirable—merry “Gerry Ann”—Rosemary typist 4; Spanish Club 3, See. 4; FT A 2, 3, 4; SK I. 2. 3, 4; GAA 1, 2; Pep Club 2: Girls Chorus 1, 2; Choral Ens. 2; Office Help 3; Sagamore. Janet Arlinc Mattox jolly agreeable—mischievous Jan —-Transfer from Champaign Junior High School; Pep Club I; Other Choruses 1; lx� t Found Club I; Tips for Teens Pres. 1; Office Help 2. Charles A. McCartney cute—adventurous—mighty “Chuck”— U Club 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3: Track 3; Wrestling 1, 3, 4. Robert Ruben McIntyre. Jr. ready -recording—modest Darby” Kathryn Phillips Movvrcr knowing- -popular—magnificent Katie —Echo Copy Editor 1, 2; Feature Editor 3; Co-Editor 4; Alpha I; Lambda 2: Psi 3: Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Student Council 2, I)cl. State Con. 3, Vice- President, See. of Cham Dist. Assn., Discuss Leader at Xat. Con. 4; Orchcsis 2, Treas. 3: French Club I, 2. 3; FT A 2, 3; SK 1. 2. 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 2; Class Treasurer I; Class Publicity Chairman 4; Girls' Chorus 1. 2; Tri-High Queen 4; Attendant Valentine Court; Tigerettes 3, 4; PTA Talent Show 3; Tri-High Stunt Show I; Tri-High Council 3, 4; Sagamore; Alpha Psi Omega. Judy Diane Murray jaunty -dresses—modest Transfer from Garden Grove Union High School, Garden Grove, Calif.; Spanish Club 3; Art Club 2: Band 1, 2, 3. 4. David Eugene Myers drawer- -engaging -mirth U Club 4; Football 2; Cross-Country 4; Band 1, 2, Frank Mynard fun -handsome -musician Bud —Echo 4; U Club 2; Cross-Country Mgr. I, 2; Wrestling Mgr. 1,2; Track Mgr. 1,2; Band I, 2, Quartermaster 3, Prop. Master 4; Band Council 3, 4; Band Ens. 3, 4; Sagamore. Charlotte Louise Nesmith cheerful—lovablt—neat Rosemary I, Class Ed. 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Student Council 1, 4; Delta Sigma 4; French Club 1; FTA 1, Libr. 2, See. 3, Pres. 4; Art Club 3, 4; SK I, 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Class 1 rcas. 3; («iris’ Chorus 1,2; Qmcert Choir 3; Speech Contest 4; Talent Show I, 2. 3; Tri-Hi 2, 3; Stage Show 3; Sagamore. Karolcc Ncupert kindly—mice Alpha 1; lambda 2; Spanish Club I, 2, Treas. 3, Vice Pres. 4; SK 1, 2. 3, 4; GAA 1, 2; Pep Club 2; PTA Talent Show 1,2; Sagamore; Alpha Psi Omega. Millard Sayre MeVay, Jr. mechanical—serious—mild Mick”—A Cappella 4; Boys’ Chorus 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3; Choral Ens. 3, 4. Dary John Mizcllc Dixieland—jatc—musical Johnny Mi —Transfer from South Bend Central High, South Bend, Ind. Student Council I. 2: Swim- ming 2; Booster Club I, 2; Band 3, 4: Dance Band 3, 4; Band Ens. 3, 4. James Lee Moore joking—likeable—major Jim”—Rosemary Music Ed. 4; Alpha 1; Lambda 2; Psi 3; Quill and Scroll 4; Track 2, 3; Cross-Country 2. 3; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Band Ens. 1, 2, 3, 4; Drum Major 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Sagamore; Alpha Psi Omega. Virgil Moreland fortunate—valiant mellow Track 1, 2, 3. 4. Rita-Marie Nordheden refined -modest—pleasant nature Erie —GAA 1, 2; SK 1, 2, 3, 4; FTA 2: Latin Club I, 2. 3. Linda Marion Nolen liveliness—maidenly notable Echo 3; Alpha 1; Psi 3: Student Council 4; French Club I. 2. 3. Treas. 4; Delta Sigma 1; FTA 1. 2, 3, Hist. 4; SK 1. 2, 3, 4; GAA I, 2: Pep Club 2; Girls Chorus 1, 2; Tigerettes 4; Tri-Hi Stunt Show 1; Saga- more; Alpha Psi Omega. I-aren Potts laughing—ready—potential IK) 4. Joan Phillips jolly—radiant—personality Transfer from Pocatello High School. Pocatello, Idaho; Rosemary 3, Bus Mgr. 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FTA 3, Pari. 4: FHA I: SK 2. 3, 4; F.N.A. I; Footlights 1; Girls Council 1: Pep Club 2; Office Help 2, 3, 4; Sagamore. Larry Dean Petty laudable—depth—persuasive Alpha 1; lambda 2; Psi 3; Student Council I, 2, 4; U Club 3, 4; Thespians 3. 4; Delta Sigma 3, 4; Foot- ball I. 2. 3. 4; Basketball I. 2. 3; Track I. 2, 3; Years Ago,” Angel Street ; Christmas Play,” 3, 4; Unto Thy Doors ; Song of Glory ; A Cappclla 1,2, 3, 4; Boy’s Chorus 3, 4; Choral Ens. 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Con- test 3, 4; Sagamore. Glenna Idcllc Powers grand—intelligent—precise Cookie —Art Club 2; Library Club I; Office Help 4. John Charles Putcrbaugh jocund- competent-precise Alpha I; lambda 2; Psi 3; Barn I I, 2, 3, 4; Band Ens. 2, 3. 4; Orchestra 3, 4: Alpha Psi Omega. Mary Hewitt Price merit—happy—priceless Porky —Alpha I; Psi 3; Stud. Council I, 2, 3; Terrapin 4; French Club 1, 2, 4; FTA 2, 3, Treas. 4; SK I, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1. 2; Pep Club 2; A (appella 4; Other Choruses I, 2, 3: Choral Ens. 4; Sagamore. Phyllis Ruth Regnicr proficient—realistic—recreation lambda 2; Spanish Club 2, 3; FHA 1, Public Rcl. Chm. 2; SK I, 2, 3, 4; GAA I, 2. 3, 4; Pep Club 2; A Cappclla 4; Other Choruses I, 2, 3; Choral Ens. 2, 3, 4. Cecil Eugene Reynolds, Jr. chivalry—earnest—readiness IK) 3, 4; Football I, 2; Swimming I; Golf 1. 2; Band 1, 2. Margaret Roberts muste—reading—refined Maggie —Alpha I; Lambda 2; Psi 3: Latin Club I, 2; Art Club 2, 4; SK 1, 2, 4: Band Asst. Lib. 1, 2; Head Lib. 3, Band Ens. 2. 3. 4; Sagamore; Alpha Psi Omega, Sec.; Co-Salutalorian. Carolyn Joyce Rice eta rity—jolly—royal Latin Club 1, 2; FHA 1; SK I, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Girl's Chorus 1, 2; Office Help 2, 4. Kenneth Ray Richardson kind—romantic—reliable Ken —IX) 4. Ronald Dean Reynolds rare—daring—races Ron —IX) 4; Football I; Wrestling 1. Carrol Brent Roberson eha mpion —bold—relia «t Roby —Student Council I; U Club 2, 3, 4; Span- ish Club 1: Football 1, 2, 3: Track I. 2, 3; Basketball I, 2. 3, 4: Cr«� ss-Country 4: Band I, 2, 3. 4; Band Ens. 1, 2, 3. 4; Dance Band 2, 3, 4; Tiger's Den Council 2, 3, 4; Sagamore. Lonnie Rucks la n by—resea reh U Club 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Cross-Country 4. Robert William Roney realistic—worthy—respectful Bob —Library Club 1, 2, 3: Cafeteria Help 3. Carolyn Sands defer—mannerly—sincere Clco —Echo I, 2: Rosemary 4; Lambda 2; Psi 3; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Art Club 2. 3, Treat. 4; Science Fiction 2. 3. Treat. 4; SK 1, 2. 3, Vice Pres. 4; Band I, 2, 3; Band Ens. 2, 3; Sagamore; Alpha Psi Omega. Jerry Lee Seiler just—loyal—shy Alpha I; I_ambda 2: Psi 3; U” Club 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross-Country 2, 3, 4; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 2, 3, 4; Band Ens. I, 2, 3, 4; Sagamore; Alpha Psi Omega; Co-Salutatorian. Anita Ann Scott athletic—alluring slender SK 3, 4; Office Help 2. Mack Allen Self manly—amicable—sensible Transfer from Mansfield High School; Band 1, 2. Judith D. Seth jollity—daydreams—seamstress FHA I, 2, 3, Sec. -4; GAA 4; Library Club 1. Beverly Seward bashful—alert—sweet Bcv —French Club 3, 4; SK I, 2, 3, 4. Charles Shadoan cheerful—lean—silent “Chuck’’—Basketball 1, 2; Track I, 2, 3, 4: Cross- Country 1, 2, 3, 4. Peggy Ann Shaffer peppy—arty—sincere FHA 1, 2; SK 1; Library Club 1. David R. Short devoted—remarkable—slang Wrestling 1; Chorus I, 2. Robert Eugene Smith ready—entertaining—short “Bob”—Transfer from University High School; Man- ager 1, 2; Chorus I, 2; Choral Ens. 1,2. Terry Anne Shull torehy - -adapt—suave ’’Torchy, Tcannc”—Echo 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha I; Lambda 2: Psi 3; Quill and Scroll 4; Student Council I, 2. 3, Treasurer 4; Terrapin I, 2, 3, Vice-President 4; Delta Sigma 1. 2, 3, 4: French Club 1, 2; SK I, 2. 3. 4; GAA 1. 2. 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Class Vice-President 3; A Cappella 3, 4; Girls’ Chorus I, 2: Madrigals 3. 4; Girls Ens. 1, 2: Quin-Tones 4; Choral Soloist I. 2, 3. 4; Court of Honor 2; Tiger’s Den Council I. 2; Girls’ State Alternate 3; Echoes of Urbana High 4; P.1 .A. Talent Show 2. 3. 4; Tri-Hi Talent Show I. 3; Stage Show I. 3, 4; Sagamore; Alpha Psi Omega. Leonard S. Spencer liberal—speedy—strong ’’Spence”—Transfer from Atwood; Football 1; Basket- ball 1, 2; Wrestling 3. Patricia Lee Sindle petite—light—sweet “Patsy —Transfer from Andrew Jackson High School, New York; Chorus 2, 4; Choral F.ns. 4. Raymond Everett Stipes rowdy—energetic- sincere Ray —Track 1, 2, 3; Swimming 1; Wrestling 2. Judith Carolyn Stout jolly—carefree steel I “Judy”—Transfer from University High; GAA 1, 2; French Club 1; SK 3, 4. Carolyn Sue Tiffin cute—sweet smile—trustworthy SK 2, 3, 4; GAA 3, 4; Office Help 1, 2, 3; PTA Talent Show 2: Other Talent Shows 2. Nancy Jean Swofford neat—jaunty—studious Delta Sigma 1; Spanish Club 1, 2, 4; Camera Club 4; SK 1, 2, 3. 4: GAA I, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2. 3; Band Concert 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Ens. 4. Stanley Tharp smart—refined—tops “Stan —Transfer from Mahomet High School; F.F.A.; Freshman Honor Roll. Michael Tepper money—tycoon Mike —Echo 4; Alpha I; Lambda 2; Psi 3; Laim Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Fiction 3, Pres. 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 4; Orchestra Ens. 4; Sagamore: Alpha Psi Omega. Judith Fay Stcenbergen jovial feminine—sweet Student Council I; Art Club 2. 3: SK 1, 2. 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Office Help 1, 2, 3, 4. Bernice Kay Skinner bea uty- - kind—southern SK 4; Office Help 4. Michael F. Stevens mischievous—friendly—southpaw Mike”—Alpha 1: Psi 3; French Club 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Psi Omega. Barbara Jean Soloman jokes—bride—simplicity Spanish Club I; SK 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 4. Marsha Dc Ann Thrasher merry—dancer—thoughtful Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; SK 3, 4; GAA 1,2; Pep Club 2, 3, -I: A Cappella 2, 3, 4; Other Choruses 1; Choral F.ns. 2, 3, 4: Reserve Chccrlcatling 1, 2; Home- coming Queen Attendant 2; P.T.A. Talent Show 1, 2; Tigerettes 4. Nancy Ann Tiffin nice—auto—tomboy Hand I, 2; Office Help 4. Judith Tracy jovial—active—talented “Willie —Echo 2, Assl. feat. ed. 3, Feat. «I. 4; Alpha Vice Pres. 1; Lambda 2; Psi 3; Quill and Scroll 4; Student Council 1, 2: Orchcsis 3: French Club I, 2, Treas. 3, President 4; SK 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1: Class Secretary 2; Hand 1. 2. 3, See. 4: Hand Soloist 2, 3, 4; Band Ens. I. 2, 3. 4; Tigerettes 4; Tri-Hi Stunt Show I, 3; Stage Show 3; PTA Talent Show 3, 4; Sagamore; Alpha Psi Omega, Pres. 4; Co-Salutatorian. Patty Jo Tinberg petite—joyous teasing FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; SK I. 2, 3, 4. Arlainc Ruth Tciglcr athletic—rhy th m— true GAA 1, 2: Hand I. 2. 3. 4; Hand Soloist 4: Hand Kns. 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 3, 4. James Warren Townsend jimdaudy—willing- thinker Alpha I; Lambda 2; Psi 3: Spanish Club 2. 3; Science Fiction 2, 3, Vice Pres. 4; Science Club I, 2: Hand 1, 2. 3, 4: Hand Soloist 2, 3; Band F.ns. 2, 4: Alpha Psi Omega. Bonita Kay Waechtcr beautiful—kind—winsome “Bonnie —Thespians 3, 4; Delta Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4; l tin Club 1; Spanish 3, 4: FHA 2, Vice Pres. 3; Pres, of Sec. 16 3. Pres. 4, Pres, of Sec. 16 4; Art Club Vice Pres. 2. Treas. 3; SK 2; GAA 1, 2; Pep Club 2: “Seven Sisters 1; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 2: Christmas Assembly 3: Orch. 1, 1, Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Orch. Ens. 2, 4; Sagamore. Richard Van Deventer respected—likeable—r it a I Dick —Library Club 1, 2, 3. Edmond D. Wade echos—diver—win uer Eddie —Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; U” Club 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 1, 2, 3. 4: A Cappella 1. 2. Treas. 3. Vice Pres. 4; Madrigals 1. 2, 3, 4; Choral Ens. 2. 3, 4; Choral Soloist 4: Boys State 3: Echoes of Urbana High 4; Stage Show 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi Council 4; Sagamore; Omega. Janon Tucker jewel—bubbly - tiger “Jan —Transfer from Champaign; Retro Business Mgr. 1: Highlights 1; Prom Co-Chairman 1; Student Council 1; Alpha 1; Lambda 2; Psi Sec. 3; Latin Club Vice Pres. 2. Ex-Counsul 3; FT A 2. 3: SK 2. 3, Sec. 4; Pep Club 2: Soph. Chorus; Valentine Queen At- tend. 4: Tigerettes 4; Talent Show 2, 3; Sagamore; Alpha Psi Omega. Larry Ralph Wantland likeable—rare—well-read Alpha I; Psi 3; Spanish Club 1; Crow-Country 3; Boys' State 3; Alpha Psi Omega. James Walsh jaunty warrier—wordy F lotball 1; Basketball 1. John David Weeks jollity—dancer—wedding Johnny —Golf 1; Cross-Country 1; Band I, 2, 3, 4. James Lee Whitt jocund lively—the wit Jim — U Club 3, 4; Football 3: Track I. 2: Swimming I, 2, 3, 4: ('lass Pres. 4; Band 1, 2. 3, 4. Robert F. Wiley rugged—friendly—wisdom lambda 2; Football I, 2; Swimming 2; Track 1, 2: Our Hearts Were Young and Gay ; Omega. Ellen Gayncll Widdows energetic—gay—tvell-liked Gay —Echo I, 2: Alpha Sec. 1: I.amb l.i Sec. 2; Psi 3; Student Council I, 2, 3, President 4: Delta Sigma 1, 2, 3; French Club 1. 2, 3: FTA 2. 3, 4: SK 1.2, 3. 4: Pep Club 2: Class Sec. 1: Seven Sisters ; A Cappclla 4; Other Choruses I, 2. 3; Choral Ens. 4: Court of Honor I, 3: Rosemary Queen 4; Valentine Court 4; Tigers Den Council I, 2, 3. 4; DAR 4; Tigerettes 3; ('hr. Foreign Exchange 3: Sagamore; Alpha Psi Omega. Joseph Larry Wagoner laboratory—worthy—wonder IX) Treas. 4. William G. Walker willing—genial—worker Bill —Latin Club I, 2; Football 1, 2. Richard Eugene Warren Raushenberger—earnest—wrestler U” Club 3. Pres. 4: Library Club 1; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2. 3; Wrestling 1, 2. 3, Capt. 4. Jeffrey A. Wandell jokester—artist—waterguns U Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Swimming I, 2, 3, 4; A Cappclla 1, 2, 3, 4; Choral Ens. 1, 2, 3, 4. George Edward Wilkins gen tie man —elite—well- mea ning Swimming 2: Hand 1, 2, 3, 4; Hand Kns. 3, 4. John M. Williams joshing—masterful well-mannered “Jack —Alpha 1: Lambda 2: Psi 3; “U Club 3, 4: Football I: basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Cross-Country 3: Boys' State 3: Sagamore. Ronald Glenn Willard ready—gay—willing Ron —“U Club 2, 3: 1-atin Club 1; Library Club 3; Wrestling I. 2, 3: Cross-Country 1; Football Man- ager 2. Martha Gay Willman m u sic—grega riant— western -fa n Gay”—Psi 3; Delta Sigma 4: French Club 3, 4; Art Club 4: Camera Club 3. Sec. 4; SK I, 2, 3, 4; The Remarkable Incident at Carson Corners ; Hand 1. 2. 3, 4: Hand Soloist I, 3, 4; Band Ens. 1, 2, 4; PTA Talent Show 4; Sagamore; Alpha Psi Omega. Ronald Lee Wilson redhead—laughing—well-groomed Ron —Student Council 3: U Club 2, 3. 4; Latin Club 2; Swimming 1.2, 3, Capt. 4; Hand 1. 2, 3, 4; Hand Ens. 3, 4. Earl Kenneth Wilson, Jr. easy going kidding—well-liked Ken —IK) 4; Football I, 2: Swimming I, 2, 3, 4; Hand I, 2, 3, 4; Hand Soloist 3. Lizzie Jo Winfrey lilting—jocose whimsical Nit —FMA 4; SK 4; GAA 3, 4; Library Club 1; Pep Club I, 2; Girls Choir 1. Russell Withrow uvrker—rods—well-welt ••With —“U Club 3. 4; Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Track I. 2. Seniors Not Pictured Hubert Collins Shirley Gamble Steven Gray James Marett James Treat Kenneth McCall Melvin Ncglc Milton Orcutt. Jr. Charles Underwood Work, Achievement, and Fun 124 7'Ar 959 Rosemary Our Performances The 959 Rosemary 125 U nderclassmen JUNIOR CLASS shiny new class rings—candy sales at noon—early morning math class—Mr. Bruckbauer’s civics class—Psi—lucky junior to go abroad—hatchet orator— plays OFFICERS Row 1: Carol Zimmer, Pub. Ch.; Judy Irlc, Sec.: Row 2: Marie Mizcllc, Treas.; Barb Frey, V.P.; Row 3: Joanne Petty, Pres. MISS KIRK’S HOMEROOM Row t: P. Chamberlin; P. Byard; K. Butler: J. Conn: L. Collins; S. Chilton; J. Clark; Mivs Kirk. Row 2: L. Curry; P. Dull; M. Edwards; E. Baldwin; V. Dieter; R. I-aFont; D. Delaney; G. Faust; J. Benty. Row j: C. Davis; I). Dunkley; L. Cabe; R. Ebert: R. Sellc; R. Dablc; J. Cummins; K. Eberhardt. Absent: D. Carter; J. Farber; J. Forsythe. 128 The 1959 Rosemary MR. MILLER’S HOMEROOM Rote i: N. Norwood; J. Miller; V. Myers; J. Petty; B. Noyes; I). Morris; M. Oehmkc; S. Miller; J. Miller. Row 2: T. Olson; A Pettinga; b PWllip ; J. Pel more; I). luma: S. Patton; J. Rasmussen: B. Orcutt; Mr. Miller. Row R. Nichols; T. McClellan; A. Moody; P. Nich- ols; T. Ostema: S. Montgomery; L. Boy saw; I. Snider. Absent: C. Miller. MR. ADAMS’ HOMEROOM Row : (J. Longest; W. Meike; N. Lyman; M. May hood; C. Lemon; R. Mahannah; B. Pearson; L. Lientz; J. Schmidt; Mr. Adams. Row 2: R. Matthews; L. Lincicome; J. Lyman; P. Linn; J. Mayfield; M. Davis; I). Lindstrom; T. Lyon. Row }: D. Mackey; W. Merritt; I). Foster; J. Merz; J. Mathews; D. McLeod. The 959 Rosemary 129 MISS LAWSON’S HOMEROOM Row i: J. Basinger; S. Anderson; R. Bilbrcy; J. Brash; V. Barth; S. Wilson; M. Graskcwicz; S. BorlclT; G. Barnett; Miss Lawson. Row 2: L. Bebout; C. Brockctt; H. Bennett; C. Armstrong; I . Frazier; C. Dreyer; J. Charity; J. Born. Row 3: S. Bender; E. Bourgois; C. Hamsberger; W. Burnett; I� . Burns; L. MeGehe; P. Conerty. Row 4: F.. Matson; A. Beasley; J. Benner; I.. Armstrong. Absent: MRS. DOBYNS’ HOMEROOM Row 1: M. HufTcr; M. !.ane; N. Ijncaster; V. Legue; L. Hulls; S. Jenkins; J. Hudson; J. Knott. Row 2: Mrs. Dobyns; J. Gough; P. Hubert; J. Irlc; S. Hopson; C. Krueger; K. Langhaar; S. K. Jenkins; C. Hoskins. Row 3: T. Hough; P. Ingle; J. Keller; J. King; W. I-avenhagen; C. Keller; C. Hovde; I). James; J. lies. HO The 19J9 Rosemary MRS. UNRUH’S HOMEROOM Row : C. Williams: S. Boyer; J. Wheeler; A. Elam; D. Welch; L. Toolcy; S. Whiteside. Row 2: Mrs. Unruh; H. Williams; B. Venable; I. Rasmussen; S. Vlict: L. Edwards; C. Winder; G. Wedding; C. Zimmer. Row j: K. Underwood; J. Weeks; K. Watson; J. Walker; JL Vitton; D. Thompson; A. Wood; V. Willman. Absent: B. Venable; R. Williams. MR. SMITH’S HOMEROOM Row 1: J. Hacker; R. Ilcintz; V. Hays; I). Henry; S. Gilbert; M. Franklin; A. Head; J. Hammock; Mr. Smith. Row 2: N. Darling; D. GifTord; D. Gillis; E. Hoff; C. Ginze; L. Forsythe; E. Hart; B. Frey; K. Hale. Row j: J. Garland; D. Hettinger; J. Hagcman; B. Hatch; C. Higgins; J. Gronland; M. Gianturco; C. Hastings; E. Gillespie; R. Hays. The 1959 Rosemary 131 MRS. THELANDER’S HOMEROOM Row : C. Pomcrnacki; T. Rubens; L. Rider; L. Reynolds; F. Thompson: J. Powell; J. Rasmussen; J. Richards; L. Boucher. Row 2: L. Rowls; L. Plankcnhom; B. Roberts; A. Pryor; E. Thompson; J. Sanders: S. Sarginson; I). Rear; J. Rice: Mrs. Thelandcr. Row 3: R. Sant rock: R. Roderick; T. Roughton; J. Reinhart; G. Reiss; M. Russell; J. Sanderson; J. Rodgers; I). Parker; R. Reinhart. MRS. CONRAD’S HOMEROOM Row 1: I). Teel; P. Tenbrook; J. St. Clair; M. Smith: J. Rose: E. Miller; P. Shotts; M. Mizelle; E. Ammons; Mrs. Conrad. Row 2: N. Smith; L. Smith: L. Scott; G. Ricketts; R. Sink; P. Shadoan; P. Scot.: S. Shipley; J. Smith; C. Sir no : A. Tatman. Row 3: |. Johnson: K. Smith; C. Underwood; J. Stircwalt; A. Smith; K. Taylor; S. Shaw; W. Slovcr; J. Adams; J. Smith. Abtcnt: S. Ferguson; J. Anderson. 132 The 1959 Rosemary SOPH MORE CLASS driver’s training — research papers for world history—music contests—JULI- US CAESAR—winning homecoming float, “Have Ball, Will Travel’’—Ruder Preference Tests—reporting for Echo— getting ads for Rosemary — reserve cheerleading. OFFICERS Tom Tinkhaiti, Pro.; Doug Daniels, Pub. Ch.; John Smetana, Set.; Sharon Schwab, V.P.; Dwight Powell, Treas. MRS. BURGETT’S HOMEROOM Row i: I). Barnett; Mrs. Burgctt: M. Bates; B. Baker; L. Ashby; L. Brocket!; M. Born; R. Arata: V'. Greene. Row 2: T. Anderson; S. Shoemaker; R. Bachcrt: R. Bell; J. Barrow; M. Bowman; B. Bennett; I). Boilct. Row 3: M. Altcnbcrnd; G. Henderson; T. Bcbout; C. Lorenz; S. Bright; D. Ammons; L. Baker; B. Bell. Absent: V. Bothfuhr; E. Archer. The 1959 Rosemary 133 MISS MARANVILLE’S HOMEROOM Row i: I). Hollingsworth: E. Johnson; C. Huttt; L. Kink: M. Kammon; D. Klein; V. Ing; T. Hurliman. Row 2: M. Kimpcl; J. Judy; V. Hicks; S. Pearson; M. Sims; S. Hinc; E. Jcntschkc; C. Holt; J. H nk!ey. Row }: T. Horkstrom: R. Hult; L. Johansen; J. Holycross; L. Hindman; M. Krober; J. Hopkins; R. Hubbard; C. Hunt; P. Johnson. MRS. OLSON’S HOMEROOM Row : F. Gerdts; P. Herbert; J. French; L. Grein; D. Harmon; D. Henslcr; R. Fryer; H. Head; J. Forbes. Row 2: S. Gibbs; M. Hahn; K. Hansen: J. Hays; E. Hart; P. Heldt; R. Gerhart; P. Good; G. Henson; K. Hang; R. Frampton; Mrs. Olson. Row }: G. Golf; J. Tondini; F. Hatter; P. Hansen; H. Fondren; V. Green; G. Carman; J. Gregorson; D. Grindley; A. Hemphill. Absent: O. Hall; S. Hughes. 134 The 959 Rosemary MRS. KARSTETTER’S HOMEROOM Row : G. Smith; S. Smith; S. Shore; K. Sawyer; S. Slade; P. ScoufTas; K. Shore; S. Shumaker. Row 2: D. Seeds; A. Seymour; J. Shaw; B. St. John; S. Schwab; G. Smith; L. Smith; R. Seaman; Mrs. Karstcttcr. Row 3: ]. Smetana; M. Saposmk; A. Smith; M. Smith; W. Sarginson; B. Seaman; R. Scams; A. Soloman. The 959 Rosemary 135 MISS BRADFORD’S HOMEROOM Row 1: L. Ruckcs; H. Rogers; E. Runyan; M. Rcbman; M. Regnier; K. Pryor; L. R.ukbaugh; S. Reynolds. Row 2: M. Rucks: R. W. Richardson; F. Richards; M. Prater; N. Russell; S. Rhodes; S. Saltsgavor; P. Rct olk; Miss Bradford. Row 3: R. E. Richardson; S. Roberts; J. Rose; D. Powell: L. Reed: J. Roark; J. Rucks; C. Pridcmorc; D. Dial. MRS. GRIBANOSKY’S HOMEROOM Row i: E. Coles: I . Clevenger; N. Clark; R. Covert; A. Brookens; L. Eades; L. Clark; E. Bruce. Row 2: I). Cook; E. Clancy; I . Cribbet; A. Creamer; E. Brown: A. Coria; Z. Christensen: K. Crist: G. Schrock; Mrs. Gribanovsky. Row 3: L. Boise: A. Clemens; A. Carter; J. Cross; L. Carter; B. Corray; L. Creighton; K. Buscy; R. Cardiff; T. Carmen. MRS. LOWDER’S HOMEROOM Row 1: T. Tinkham; W. ITirashcr; I.. Walker: S. Stevens: M. Waechtcr: N. Venable: L. Stowe; J. Trinklc. Row 2: D. Thorne; P. Still- well: J. Trueman; K. Swearingen; B. Taylor; S. Thompson; R. Trotter; S. Ticgler; V. Steenbergen; S. Villand; Mrs. Lowder. Row 3: P. Wallace; F. Thompson; R. Thornes; T. Walters; G. Storm: B. Vlict: M. Stoner; K. Walden; R. Stipes. 136 The 959 Rosemary MRS. MARTIN’S HOMEROOM Rote i: L. Loren .; I). Lynain; ). Mattox: I). Lcrch; I). Lerch; L. Long; G. McCartney: Row 2: P. I-ang: I. Meyers; E. Lyman; L. Lyman; S. Martin; P. love; M McCloy; M. Lientz; Mrs. Martin. Row 3: R. Larson; f. Maxwell: R. McCall; J. McIntyre; J. Hicks; T. Menefee; L. Maxey; R. I.arson; W. Marshall. MR. THOMAS’ HOMEROOM Row 1: P. Mitchell: L. Peters; S. Moore: S. Peacock; S. Philbeck; P. Phelps; C. Perry; J. Nadeau. Row 2: H. Mosley; C. Parks; M. Morgan: M. Panccnta; S. Peterson; W. Parks; R. Miller; S. Polsky; J. Montalvo; G. Peters. Row ?: D. Peters; M. Palmer; R. Pierce; P. Nigg; J. Ordal; P. Noglc; R. Pettyjohn; M. Pond; P. Paris; I). Moyer; Mr. Thomas. The 1959 Rosemary 137 MRS. HEWITTS HOMEROOM Row i: A. Warburton; I). Dixon; C. Doyle; J. Cox; C. Duderstadt; S. Defreitas; J. Dye; S. Disney. Row 2: S. Davies; K. Flanigan; C. Dawson; G. Sproucc; J. Eaton; M. Blankenship; L. Emmett; O. Drolliugcr; Mrs. Hewitt. Row 3: D. Daniels; W. Dennis; R. Dorset; G. Fehr; P. Duker; R. Ebeling; C. Danner; F. Dc Puy. MR. LIENWEBER’S HOMEROOM Row 1: V. Palacios; S. Wilborn; S. Wylie: H. Weeks; K. Kcplcy; M. White: C. Wandcll. Row 2: J. White; W. Wheeler; G. Wilson; H. Williams; R. Webb; B. York; A. Witter; B. Cook; Mr. Leininweber. Row 3: C. DuFranc; T. Winingcr; E. Williams; J. Williams; K. Wcstlund; B. McCrcady; W. White; T. Webber; J. Winfrey. Absent: B. Westwater; C. Miller. 138 The 959 Rosemary FRESHMAN CLASS translating the passive voice—dissecting earthworms—factoring—GREAT EX- PECTATIONS—slumber parties— longer assignments—pennies for G.A.A. —independence—marching hand—play tryouts—Alpha OFFICERS Chuck Roderick, Pres.; Charles Price, V.P.; Liz Hilc, See.; Karen Thomas, Treas.; Nancy Risscr, Pub. Ch. MR. BRUCKBAUER’S HOMEROOM Row i: C. Freeman; J. Hughes; J. Cook; E. Elam: M. Duncan; T. Fisher; C. Edwards; M. Fears: M. Fryslie. Row 2: K. Gilliland; A. For- syth; J. Fryer; D. Fletcher; G. Gladding; R. Durst; G. Douglas; A. Elam. Row T. Drollingcr; D. Eddy; J. Eckcrty; S. Gallagher: K. Fasking; M. Flcsncr; D. Franklin; V. Dunklcy. Row 4: Mr. Bruckbauer; R. Mock; S. Frantz; P. Evcrilt. Absent: D. Gleason. Tbe 1959 Rosemary 139 MRS. LINK’S HOMEROOM Row ; W. Paris; C. Pierce; M. Pummill; J. Petty; R. Pryor; L. Ncstcr; C. Petty; M. Phebus; B. Varvel; Mrs. Link. Row 2: R. Phillips; K. Ogata; T. Powell; |. Phillips: C. Price: S. Proehl; S. Russell; C. Pelmore. Row j: L. Ostema; A. Neater; J. Nash; S. Novick: CL Powers: C. Nelson: C. Potter. Row 4: J. Phillips; L. Penny; F. Purslcy; J. Purslcy; C. Mussey; J. Powell: A. Nichols. MRS. LESEURE’S HOMEROOM Row : r. Jeurisson; J. Johnston: P. Hudson; R. Hutcherson; L. Jones; R. Hudson; B. Hamilton: J. Jamison; J. Jacob; Mrs. IxSeure. Row 2: D. Hunt; S. Keller; T. Konradt; M. Lavenhagen; S. Langhoff; L. Johnson: R. Lakey; E. Keller. Row 3: F. Jones; R. J. Keller: L. Knox; C. Johnson; R. L. Keller; N. Kohn; R. Lewis. Row 4: L. T. Kelly; M. Kincaid; J. LaFont; J. Hudson; I). Hubert: I). Keller. Absent: L. Knon. 140 The 959 Rosemary MISS HARRIS’ HOMEROOM Row : M. Richardson; G. Rcdcnbaugh; M. Scott: N. Risscr; J. Schricbcr; I). Sarvcr; M. Shelton: L. Scott: R. Reiss: Miss Harris. Row 2: S. Shaw: N. Scott: J. Rasner; I. Richardson; S. Ricketts; I. Richardson; I.. Rowe: X. Skcels. Row 3: I . Shaw; B. Reason: 0. Roderick: W. Rogers; I). Retzolk; J. Seward; F. Sarncck; B. Rice; B. Shoemaker. MR. SMITH’S HOMEROOM Row 1: J. Hoy; M. GrilTet; J. Hamsbarger; J. Hagemcn; G. Harlow; F. Hemphill; S. Good; C. Glenn; Mr. Smith. Row 2: I.. Heater; J. Hanneys; C. Green; S. Hall; G. Gulley; M. Heinzen; I). Harrison; F . Hilc. Row 3: I). Harper P. Gravlin; A. Hanson; D. Golladay; J. Hubbard; L. Hays. Row 4: P. Hopkins; I.. Hendricks; G. Halbcrstadt; W. Green; R. Hanes; I). Hartlinc; R. Henning. Absent: C. Horn; B. GritTet; J. Hall. The kjw Rosemary 141 MR. McNEVIN’S HOMEROOM Row : S. Strait: S. Thcesficld; J. Swank: S. Thompson; C. Stickcls; G. Thompson: J. Walker; B. Toolcy. Row 2: B. Ward; J. Trinklc; K. Street; K. Vowels; J. St. Clair; L. Soloman; J. Tondini; L. Tatman. Row j: P. Tondini; R. Stipes; T. Thomas; |. Vitton; Tartar; R. Vedder; B. Sprinkle. Row 4: K. Thomas; G. Swenson; I). Summit: B. Taylor; P. Wade. MRS. HILL’S HOMEROOM Row : G. Martin; B. Miller; D. MeVay; S. Mittleburg; N. Marshall: D. McGill; G. Leonard; Mrs. Hill. Row 2: C. Mizellc; P. I-ong; N. Martin; K. Mehnert; D. Marett; M. Mays; J. McKee; F. Miles. Row j: D. Marlow; W. McClain; D. Lyon; T. Eldridgc; M. Marshall; K. McGchc: V. Mayfield; Larry McConnell. Absent: H. King; I). Millar; M. Charles; D. Nelson. 142 The 959 Rosemary MR. WALLER’S HOMEROOM • Row : Sheila Conn; Sharon Conn; M. Clem; P. Cooms; S. Delaney; P. Creighton; M. Cardiff; J. Childcr; Mr. Waller. Row 2: S. Charity; H. Chambers; J. Conklin; R. Collins; D. Crouse; J. Domko; J. Mon gomcry. Row j: |. Drennan; K. Carrier: K. Dahlc: C. Connerty; D. Dayton; D. Gabble; C. Cole; J. Dalbcy. Row 4: D. Campbell: D. Creekmur; L. Clark; W. Collins; L. Davidson; L. Carrington; R. ('ash; R. Davenport. Absent: S. Dalton. ' | ' 1.« ft MISS BRANNON’S homeroom Row 1: Miss Brannon; W. Anderson; L. Armstrong; O. Miller; J. Allen; R. Brcnglc; J. Black; M. Boggess; J. Birdsell. Row 2: S. Buscy; J. Brown; M. Burgin; B. Adams; V. Brazil; M. Burch; W. Barnes; J. Allen; E. Baker. Row j: I.. Applegate; E. Bialcschki; R. Caldcr; W. Barnes; J. Fender; R. Adams; P. Barcroft; H. Bohlen; D. Bohlcn; R. Bandy. Absent: W. Anderson. The 959 Rosemary 143 MR. THOMPSON’S HOMEROOM Row : J. Wright: M. York: B. Warren; J. Landreth; C. Webster: S. Warren: X. Whiten; J. WikolT: S. Whitt; Mr. Thompson. Row 2: I. Williamson: J. Welch: T. Wilcox; K. Gamboa; P. Wilcox; J. Winglcr; C. Webber; C. Wood: E. Whitlatch. Row j: j. Withers; B. Wilson; A. Jett; S. Weatherly; R. Williams; R. Jorgenson; I). Dewey. Row 4: B. Willard; B. Finical; I . Ceduskv. Absent: M. Hill. 144 The 959 Rosemary 1. Hup-two-thrcc-four 2. Look at those legs! 3. Reel ’em in, Cammy! 4. Look at the birdy! 5. When we were young 6. Robin’s Merry Men 7. Glub! 8. Does it taste that bad. Barb? 9. Van Gogh, Rembrandt, Gaugin 10. Toys for needy children 11. Concentration 12. Loafin’ Larry 13. Who’s got the hat? 14. That old gang of mine 15. BOO! 16. Tell me, too 17. Friends to the end 18. Steve and Char 19. Froth and fancy Administration R. H. BRAUN Principal You will be remembered as the senior class which provided the leadership for one of Urbana High School’s most productive and wonderful years. As I write this, I recall the innovations and advances in our academic program, successes in music and athletics, an outstanding student council, an unusually g x)d school paper, and a host of other gratifying and pleasing accomplishments. My most poignant memory, however, will l c of a senior class of many poised and capable young people, not overly impressed with themselves, and therefore much more impressive to others. Though good-natured, hard-working, dependable and mature, you also possessed the spark of fun-loving, mischievous youth. Seniors of 1959, I hope that your graduation from Urbana High School will give impetus to further accomplishments and achievements. May you enjoy a long, happy, and worthwhile life. 148 The 7959 Rosemary To the members of the Senior Class of 1959 About the time you were horn, the atomic bomb had not been made. Television was a toy in the laboratory. Penicillin was to l c made available for medical use shortly. The first jet airplane was just taking the air. The following years saw many inven- tions, major and minor wars, anti the world divided into hostile and competing ideological camps. No one can say what the future holds in store for you. However, it is certain to Ik exciting and chal- lenging, and as full of changes as the past has been. It will Ik an interesting period. Cood wishes go with each of you for good health, happiness, and the realization of your highest potential. C. C. LOEW SUPERINTENDENT BOARD OF EDUCATION l)r. Norris Brookens; Lowell Fisher: Mrs. Ernest Lyman, President; Peter Yankivkh; Mrs. Grant Brown; A. 'I'. Scovill; Harold Mdlcr. The 959 Rosemary 149 MR. RALPH DAVIS DEAN OF BOYS Although busy with his du- ties as Dean of Boys, Mr. Davis still finds time to serve as ad- visor to the Urbana High Stu- dent Council as well as advisor to the Student Council State Board. He is a patient, helpful counsel to every boy at U.H.S. OUR DEANS As Dean of Girls, Miss Fisher has many responsibili- ties: sponsor of SK, chairman of scholastic and honor soci- eties, co-chairman of the Guid- ance Committee. Also she is an efficient and cheerful friend, always ready to help those with questions or problems. MISS SARAH FISHER DEAN OF GIRLS OFFICE WORKERS BOOKKEEPERS: Mrs. Marilyn Aronson Mr . Doris O'Connor SECRETARIES: Mrs. Jo Hulctt Mrs. June Wedekind OFFICE HELP Row 1: M. Jarrett, L Johnson. S. Boyer. K. Cain, J. Rasmussen, J. Phillif� . Row 2: J. Smith, M. Hahn, P. Lang, V. Hicks, J. longest, M. Byard. ENGLISH Mrs. Mabel I.. Dobyns, M.A. English, Latin Mrs. Evelyn C. Burgett, B.A., M.A. English Mrs. Rose L. Hewitt, B.A., M.A. English, Counselor, Soph. Class Sponsor Stanley R. Hynes, B.S., M.S., M.A. English. American Literature, Echo. Science Fiction, Quill and Scroll Mrs. Maricn Seward, B.A., M.A. English, Senior Class Sponsor Mrs. Enid Olson, B.A., M.A. English Miss Sagastumi Exchange Teacher from Guatemala Mrs. Patricia Ann Hill, B.S. English. Delta Sigma. Thespians, Speech Contest Mrs. Viola Gribanovsky, A.B., M.A. English, Speech Coach Mrs. Carol LcScure, A.B. i English. Rosemary MATHEMATICS Mi� Ethelyn Kirk, B.A., M.A. Algebra Mrs. Frances Thclandcr, B.A. General Mathematics, Plane Geometry Miss Mildred J. Brannon, M.A. Geometry, Trigonometry, College Algebra Miss Marie Bauer, A.B., M.A. Advanced Algebra, Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, F.T.A., Foreign Exchange Advisor Miss Virginia M. Bradford, B.S., M.S. Algebra, Mathematics SCIENCE Paul E. Smith, B.S., MS. Physics Mrs. Carolyn C. Conrad, B.S., M.S. Chemistry, Mathematics Richard Hxxnpson, B.S., M.S. Biology, Swimming Mrs. N. Hildebrand, B.A. General Science, Biology, Science Projects Ralph S. Davis, B.S., M.S. General Science, Assistant Principal, Dean of Boys, Student Council John Dimmick, M.S. Biology, Jr. Academy of Science Projects SOCIAL STUDIES Taylor Thomas, B.S., M.S., A.C. World History, Sociology, Foreign Exchange Student Eugene F. Miller, B.S., M.S. Earth Science, World Geography, Counselor, Camera Club, Science Fiction Robert A. Waller, B.A., M.A. U.S. History, Social Studies, Ticket Mgr. Miss Mildred M. lawson, B.S., M.A. World History, U.S. History, Jr. Class Chrm. John B. Bruckbauer, B.S. Civics, Frosh-Soph Football, Head Basketball Coach, Assistant Track Coach, “U Club Charles M. Carpenter, B.A., M.A. U.S. History, Economics LANGUAGE Mrs. Helen H. Link, A.B.. M.A. French, French Club Miw Lorrec M. Maranvillc, A.B., M.A. French, Spanish Mrs. Mary Louise Robins, B.A., M.A. Latin, Latin Club Mrs. Berncllc LaFollctte Moot, B.A., M.A. Spanish, S| anish Club COMMERCIAL STUDIES Mrs. Dorothy King Teachers Ai«l Mrs. Sarah Rivser Teachers Aid Jack McNevin, B.S. Bookkeeping, Business Problems Guidance Mrs. Kac Martin. B.S. Shorthand, Typing, Orchcsis Miss Sarah J. Fisher. B.A., M.A. Assistant Principal, Dean of Girls, SK. Honorarics MUSIC AND ART Miss Annalee Harris, B.S. Choral Music Mrs. Anita Unruh, B.S. Art, Art Club, Orchcsis Daniel J. Perrino, B.S., M.S. Music, Music Administration, Dance Band Not Pie Hired: Fugene Adam, B.A., M.A. Orchestra Gerald Anderson, B.S. Cadet Band, Dance Band Owen West, B.S., M„S. Varsity Band PHYSICAL EDUCATION Row 1: Mr . Mary Sue Karstetter, B.S. P.E., Home Economic , Cheerleaders. F.H.A. Mrs. Susan Saunders. A.B. P.E., Terrapin Mrs. Joyce I-owtler, B.S. p.E., cla.a. Row 2: W. T. Leinenweber, B.S. P.E., Indusrtial Arts, U Club Warren Smith, B.S. P.E., Head Football Orach, Assistant Basketball Orach. Assistant Track Orach, U“ Club Eugene B. Armer, B.S., M.S. P.E., Athletic Dir., U” Club, Track and ('mss Country Orach OTHER SUBJECTS Row 1: Mrs. Mary Sue Karstetter, B.S. P.E., Home Economics, Cheerleaders. F.H.A. Mrs. Lenna Schwabe, B.S., M.S. Library Science. Library Club Mrs. Hazel Hasty, B.S., M.S. Home Economics, F.H.A. Row 2: Oscar Adams B.S., MS. Driver Education, Wrestling and Golf Orach, IT Club John Robertson, B.S.. M.S. Industrial Arts Robert E. Worsham, B.S. Industrial Arts Donald L. McAllister, B.S., M.A., D.O., D.O. Club Not Pie lured: Mrs. Ruth Karlson, B.S., M.S.W. School Social Worker CUSTODIANS True Limes, Frank Silver, Lawrence Oakes, Ray Apperson, Elmer Spencer, Bill Fredricks COOKS Mr� . Sally Rcnicr, Mr� . Betty Goldcn� tcin, Mr� . Flossy Bowman, Mr� . Myrlc Polston, Mrs. Clads� Leonard, Mrs. Mary Cupperncll. Mr� . Edna Car- diff. Mrs. Lanorc Shcalto. CAFETERIA HELP From the 4th and 5th Hour Cafeteria Help Dorothea Bilct, Carol Clenn BIOLOGY A Scene from Mr. Thompson's Biology Class 1. Senior girls A 2. Peek-a-boo 3. Young Bill 4. Here comes the bride 5. Drat those shoes! 6. Bathing Beauty 7. Like, man, beat those crazy drums 8. Family portrait 9. Look out, Mrs. Sinnott! 10. Up, up, and away! 11. Who wants to sleep? 12. Bottoms up! 13. A scouting we will go 14. Senior girls B 1. Little Red Riding Hoot! and the Wolf 2. You should have seen the one that got away! ?. It always brings the best together 4. Prima donna 5. Wait 'til next week, Eddie! 6. House of Dior 7. Lose something, Dilys? 8. Brownie points? 9. And I promise you . . . ! 10. Books, anyone? 11. I’ve got a hole in my skirt Advertisements The C. S. Johnson Co. Citizens Building Association 107 SOUTH RACE STREET Concrete Hutching Cement Handling Equipment URBANA, ILLINOIS Clamshell Buckets Concrete Bucket Hulk Phosphate Plants ★ ★ ★ Save With Citizens Loans on Homes Champaign, Illinois BLUM'S LADIES' FINE FASHIONS 124 N. Neil Champaign Compliments of the PARIS DYEING CLEANING 114 W Clark 509 E. Green Where Service Rules Supreme TEPPER'S General Hardware and Paints Phone EM 7-1602 119 West Main Urbana, III. CAMPUS BARBER SHOP 812 South Sixth On the Campus LEE INGWERSEN Beni Wishes to the Class of 59 FRITZ FLOWER SHOP URBANA NEHI-ROYAL CROWN COMPANY ☆ ☆ FIVE POINTS, URBANA 110 N. Broadway Urbana, III. Phone EM 7-8476 160 The 1959 Koternary HUNTER LUMBER CO. ★ ★ LUMBER - MILL WORK - HARDWARE SASH - DOORS - BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES GLASS ★ ★ 402 North Cunningham Urhanu, Illinois Phone EM 7-4077 TED BROWN'S SHELL SERVICE ★ it ★ Delco Batteries : Goodyear Tires Motor Tune-ups : Generators Starting Motors Complete Brake Service Wheel Balancing Wheel Alignment ★ -k -k DIAL EM 7-1966 1002 W. Green Urbana, III. Phone FL 6-1386 M. J. REED, Jeweler Est. 1897 ADAIR'S DAIRY BAR Thick Milk Shakes—Wonderful Sundaes and Sodas - and • Delicious Sandwiches 1305 S. Neil Champaign, 111. REGISTERED JEWELER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY 14 Main Street Champaign, III. Compliments of C. N. CLARK CO. MONUMENTS Urhana and Mon lire! lo, III. MAY YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE CROSSROADS GIFT SHOP STRAUCH'S PHOTO CENTER College Supplies, Jewelry, Gifts Complete Photo Storks “Sound Movie Projectors and “Tape Recorders URBANA, ILLINOIS 709 S. Wright Champaign The 959 Rosemary 161 Fletcher's Photography Urbana � Only Complete Camera Sturt ★ ★ ★ GARLAND B. FLETCHER STUDIOS “Central I Minui ' Finest Photographer ★ 218 W. Main Street Urhana, 111. Phone EM 7-3822 THE CHAMPAIGN NATIONAL BANK Park and Randolph Established I8R2 “The bank with the drive-in window Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. JACK 'N' JILL 112 N. Neil Champaign 1NFANTS’-CH 1LDR EN’S NEEDS “The Home of Famuu� Brand� CHAMPAIGN MATTRESS CO. 104 South Second Champaign ASSOCIATED ABSTRACTS CO. Chicago Title TriiHt Co. TITLE GUARANTEE POLICIES ISSUED 21 Main Street Champaign. Illinoi Phone FL 6-0501 Our lh-arlu' t Congratulation To The Graduate� of U. II. S. from the URBANA LINCOLN HOTEL MARK D. BROWN SONS REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 119 S. Race Urhana, Illinois Shop Penney's in Urbana You'll Live lleiier, You'll Save! BAKER'S APPAREL 129 West Main Urhana Wearing Apparel for Women and Children Phone EM 7-7230 162 The 959 Rosemary McDonalds DRIVE OVER AND SEE THE NEWEST—MOST MODERN DRIVE-IN AT FIVE-POINTS ★ MCDONALD’S SPEEDEE-SERVICE MENU I’ure Beef Hamburgers (.oldrn Cheeseburger� Triple Rich Shakes Order of Freneh Fries 15e Orange . 10c 19c Root Beer . . . 10c 20c Coke .... 10c Coffee or Milk . 10c The 959 Rosemary 163 MEADOW GOLD HART OIL COMPANY Distributor of Shell Products MILK .... BUTTER ★ ★ ICE CREAM ★ Telephone EM 7-5434 “I ' Mighty Good” 630 Cravcl Road I rhana. Illinois W. LEWIS CO. TEPPER CHINA STORE Gift. for Reinembranee Complete Year Around Toy Department ☆ ☆ 201 IV Walnut Champaign, Illinois Champaign's leading Department Store A. A. STOUT TRUCKING CO. 310 South Glover Urbana, III. EM 7-4304 CHARLES BUSEY Insurance of Every Kind We Specialize In: Italian Sausage—Genoa Salami—Filctto Spalla Prosciutto Ham—And Other Item� At GAGLIANO S IGA 804 N. Fifth Champaign. III. 222 W. Main Irhana Phone EM 7-5413 Congratulation to the Class of '59 from THE BRUNKOW ELECTRIC CO. 508 SOUTH HICKORY FLeetwood 6-8349 164 The 959 Rosemary Complete Banking Facilities 1 in a Convenient Location CHAMPAIGN COUNTY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Across from the Courthouse Main at Broadway Urbana ♦ OFFICERS C. A. WEBBER, President ;m l Trust Officer Fred G. Harrison, Vice-President Ross J. Trippiedi, Assistant Cashier George I. Maxwell, Vice-President Robert R. 11 udelson. Farm Manager E. E. 1 .a tow-sky, Vice-President W illiam B. Elw-rt. Assistant Trust Officer Arlan McPherson, Cashier Harriett S. Stoekwill, Trust Secretary Mary Jane Brown, Assistant Cashier Guy Glidewell, Jr., Auditor Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation SULLIVAN CHEVROLET CO. Sales .... Parts .... Service McBride's 345 and 500 N. Walnut Champaign DRUGS Phone FL 2-4275 FEARS' FOODS FINE FOODS at FAIR PRICES ☆ ☆ 1102 E. Washington Urbana Compliment of FINFROCK LAW OFFICES 101 S. Race Urbana The 959 Rosemary 165 EXTON SHELL SERVICE 5 Points (Compliments of 21-llour Service S If Green Stamp.� THE COMMERCIAL BANK OF CHAMPAIGN FALLON'S MASTER CLEANERS Dreiwes, Suit� , Tie� , Fur� , Rugs (Quality Cleaning at a Fair Price Dial EM 7-4019 Veteran Cleaner� Operating Our Own Modern Plant 305 S. Broadway 1 106 S. Vine Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments from SEARS, ROEBUCK CO. CHAMPAIGN PLUMBING HEATING CO. Phone FL 2-4982 Water Softeners : Automatic Heaters Gas Burners 317 N. Walnut Champaign. III. CHAMPAIGN, ILLINOIS W. B. JAMES Clothier ★ ★ URBANA’S STORE FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN URBANA, ILLINOIS FLYNN'S MEN'S WEAR Oldest Men � Store on Campus 625 E. Green Champaign, III. BEAN ELECTRIC “Good Food .... Fountain Servire” AND HARDWARE PREHN'S-ON-OREGON Oregon and Goodwin Urhana, Illinois ★ ★ ★ PHONE STEER for Good Foods EM 7-4033 —EM 7-18(H) STEER'S GROCERY 121 South Race Street 101-103 W. Main IJrhana. Illinois —WE DELIVER— 166 The 959 Rosemary COGDAL KOEHN INSURANCE REAL ESTATE ★ ★ ★ “YOUR HARTFORD AGENT” ★ ★ 122 South Race Street Urhana. Illinois ALLIED FINANCE COMPANY I oan« $25 to $800 PERSONAL AUTOMOBILE HOUSEHOLD ★ ★ 102 E. Main Urhana EM 7-5244 Elgin, Omega. Hamilton Watches—Silverware WHITTAKER JEWELRY STORE Watch Repairing : Engraving 133 W. Main St. Urhana, III. Best Wishes, Class of 1959 SOUTH SIDE SERVICE GROCERY AND MARKET Corner of Race and Washington BEST WISHES CLASS ’59 Corner Main and Neil, Champaign Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks No. 991 Phone EM 7-3113 GARBER'S Urhana Drive-In 300 W. Main, U. Where Main and Springfield Meet 615 S. Wright. In Champaign Phone FL 6-1355 ☆ ☆ 214 W. Main Urhana. Illinoin Edwin Filson Harold A. Miller Jo C. Williamson FILSON, WILLIAMSON MILLER Attorneys at l-aw First National Bank Bldg. Champaign, HI. The � 59 Koternary 167 Compliment of CARLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ★ ★ ★ JOS. KUHN CO. Downtown Champaign “Belter School� —Better Citizen� ” ERNEST M. HARSHBARGER Co. Supt. of School JAMES A. WILSON VINE STREET MARATHON California Vine EM 7-3459 — 7-5647 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 ASSOCIATION OF COMMERCE Cood Citizen Make (iood Citie ★ ★ 104 South Bennett Avenue Urhuna, Illinois 168 The 9S9 Rosemary Shop at Furniture Corner RELIABLE FURNITURE CO. THE HUDDLE 1st at University Champaign —For Good Food— Phone FL 2-2176 ☆ ☆ PRICE PAINT STORE DuPONT and ELLIOTT Products West of Five Points Urbana 108 S. Neil Champaign, Illinois CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 CONGRATULATIONS LEE E. WILSON, JEWELRY INMAN HOTEL 122 W. Main Urbana, Illinois ☆ ☆ MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS Teen-Agers our Specialty Cliani| ai n, Illinois Phone for Free Demonstration 322 N. Neil Phone FL 6-1944 Champaign PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Clark Daily Dietz Consulting Engineers 211 N. Race Urbana, III. Rosemary Pastry Shoppe 124 West Elm Street Urbana, Illinois R. D. Castle Typewriter Co. 24 East Springiiehl Avenue Champaign. Illinois Dr. C. H. Putcrbaugh 110 South Race Urbana. Illinois L. W. Rebman, D.D.S. 211 South Rare Street Urbana, Illinois The 959 Rosemary 169 BRANDRIFF SERVICE BUSEY Heavy Equipment, Truck ami Auto Repair FIRST NATIONAL BANK ☆ ☆ Urhana, Illinoi 109 South Vine Urbana, III. A Lo ill Supporter of Lrhana Since 1886 Phone EM 7-7014 ★ ★ ★ CARL MONEN AGENCY REALTOR DEPOSITS GUARANTEED BY FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION “The right investment is equal to a lifetime of toil. Member of Federal Reserve System Phone EM 7-4335 RALPH HALBERSTADT FLORIST Flowers for All Occasions 703 S. Rare Urhana, Illinois ★ ★ GOOD LUCK, SENIORS! Compliment of JONES' OPTICAL Ruth Earl CANDY JAR 116 South Race St. Urhana, Illinois ☆ Best Wishes Class of 59 from Champaign HARLAN'S MARKET |!rhana, Illinois ATKINS, BARROW ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTS ENGINEERS Compliment of 102 Kant Main Street Urhana, Illinoi THE GILL COMPANY WAYNE V. APPLEGATE TEXACO SERVICE (Complete Mechanical Repairs 301 E. Main Urbana, Illinois Phone EM 7-9360 ★ ★ ★ Manufacturers of Track and Field Equipment 170 The 1959 Roternary the graduating SIGN OK GOOD TASTE •OttUO UNO«« AUIHOWY Ol IMl COCA COlA CO Yant � t CHAMPAIGN COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, INC. BACON and VAN BUSKIRK GLASS COMPANY, INC. Foldoor� . . . Mirror� Jewel and Hooker Paint Custom Picture Framing 719 S. Neil Champaign, III. Phone FL 6-6471 Compliments of CHIEF GAS SERVICE, INC. 5 Point� —I rbana, III. EM 7-1587 Junitrol Furnace� —Tappan Range� --Hot Water Heater� HARRY PETTIBON Barber 134 W. Main Urhunu, Illinois “Cleaner Since 1917” EM 7-4658 FASHION CLEANERS C. C. I.igon We Operate Our Oku Plant 1102 � W. Main Urbana. HI. EDDIE NORM'S SUPER FOOD STORE 208 North Vine authorize0 . £¥ « B McCORMICK JEWELERS “A Friendly Place to Trade” 801 North Nell Champaign, Illinois The 959 Rosemary 171 125 W. Main Urhana, 111. EM 7-1933 VOGUE 700 S. Goodwill Urhana, Illinois EM 7-1985 DRESSES MILLINERY SPORTSW E A R ACCESSOR IES Open .Monday, Wednesday and Friday Evenings Drive in—Free Parking JOHNSTON'S SPORT SHOP 105 W. Green Champaign. 111. Compliments of CHAMPAIGN-URBANA CANDY COMPANY ★ ★ ★ CONGRATULATIONS! BASKIN CHAMPAIGN Rug and Furniture Cleaning Floor Sanding and Finishing UNIVERSITY RUG AND FLOOR CO. CALL EM 7-2490 CLAUDE NESMITH America's Most Famous Campus Store for Men and Women 621 East Green Street KARMELKORN SHOP Homemade Fudg......Popcorn Caramel Apples 712 S. Sixth Champaign, HI. DON WIKOFF '32 Coroner HOMOGENIZED MILK (Vitamin D) ★ ★ ★ ORANGEADE Ambulance Service URBANA PURE MILK CO. THE GIFT LANE 313 N. Neil FL 6-4202 Champaign IMPORTED and DOMESTIC GIFTS from All Over the World Games . . . Party Decorations Cameras and Supplies GARLAND'S 105-107 N. Neil Champuign, 111. Pasteurized Grade A Dairy Product Phone EM 7-1124 ★ ★ ★ DRINK MILK FOR HEALTH 172 The 959 Rotent ary 1 J The printers of the l oAcmanj extend their Congratulations and best wishes to the graduating Class of 1959 TWIN CITY PRINTING COMPANY Printers • Stationers • Office Outfitters CHAMPAIGN, ILLINOIS The 959 Rosemary 173 S. C. Abbot! Robert L. Abbott S. C. ABBOTT SON Flori� !� TELEGRAPH DELIVERY SERVICE Phone� : FL 2-9616 and FL 2-9761 “Say It With Flowers, But Say It With Our� ” 1501 IV. Prospect Ave. Champaign. III. CLAUDINE'S BEAUTY SALON Complete Beauty Service Restyling Your Hair For a More Flattering You Our Specialty CLAUDINE COTTON, Owner 705 South Sixth FL 6-7181 CO-OP BOOK STORE WRIGHT GREEN on the Campus Congratulation� and Best Wishes to all t rhana High School Student� SANITARY SUPPLIES AND PAPER PRODUCTS JANITOR SUPPLIES, INC. 1602 N. Fifth Champaign. Illinois SCHOOL MUSIC SERVICE MUSICIAN’S HEADQUARTERS Mu.-iral Instrument� Sale� —Rental� —Repair� 101 E. Green, Champ. Phone FL 6-1828 Champaign County Abstract Co. Ab� tract� of Title Title Insurance 105 S. Broadway I rhana 820 N. Iliekorv Champaign SMITH, KRATZ and ASSOCIATES STEAK CHICKEN WHEAT'S STEAK HOUSE 1904- East Main St. I rhana. III. Phone EM 7-4634 SHRIMP HAM 174 The 1959 Rosemary Jewelers 110 N. Neil St. Champaign, III. Watches Diamonds Sterling Silver Plated Silver Jewelry (rifts Horn pi i in mis of McKINNEY'S IGA FOODLINER “Every Day Low Price� ” 303 Fairlawn Urbana JOHN GROB CO. 312 W. Green, Urbana Phone EMpire 7-6413 Custom Made Furniture Wallpaper and Matching: Fabrica Carpeting and Rug Draperies and Curtains Re-Uphol� ter:ng and Rrfininhing Furniture Repairing Bamboo Draperies and Shades Shutters Drapery Hardware Accordian Fold Doors Fabrics by the Yard Huge Selection of Materials Slip Covers COAST TO COAST STORE Sporting Coods Hardware 202 W. Main Urbana, III. EM 7-2550 BRASH FLOWER SHOP Flowers and Gifts “Quality Workmanship Since 1941 126 W. Main Urbana, III. U-DO-IT TOOL RENTAL 213 N. Broadway Urhana, Illinois STANNER SEED HOUSE Field Seeds—Darden Supplies Washington and llirkory Streets FI. 2-2142 Champaign. Illinois SACKETrS FURNITURE 119 East University Champaign, Illinois Congratulations to the Class of 1939 CAMPUS BOOKSTORE, INC. Your “WRIGHT Address 711 Compliments of DAHL STATIONERS “Royal Portable Headquarters” Ph. FL 6-8344 119 W. Church Champaign Congratulations, Seniors! McClellan electric store 124 W. Main Urbana, Illinois The 959 Rosemary 175 ratulat lond lyjour (graduation CARRY ON! Your grandparent and parents have traded at Knowlton Bennett's for over seventy years. We have enjoyed serving you, too, during your sehool years. hatever your walk in life, we will appreeiate your eontinued patronage, and we pledge you eflieient service. We Lead in the Following Lines: DRUGS, BOOKS, GIFTS, STATIONERY, PAINT Wall Paper, Picture Framing KNOWLTON BENNETT Your REX ALL Store The 959 Rosemary Phone EM 7-2100 135-137 Main Street, I'rhana PROFESSIONAL Burgess, Virgil 1003 W. Beardsley Champaign, III. Maginn Office Equipment 606 S. Sixth Champaign. III. I’ll. FL 2 5524 Schriber, John 110 S. Rare Urhana, III. PORTRAITS BY HELLER STUDIO Congratulations Class of 1959 610 E. GREEN ST., CHAMPAIGN FL 6-2221 DIRECTORY Bucher Clinic 209 W. University Champaign. III. Fred Smith Lumber Co. 395 N. Rare St. Urbana, III. Burr, Patterson Auld 704 S. Sixth St. Champaign, III. The njyj Rote maty 177 Just as classrooms and buildings have become more modern and functional, so have means and methods of producing engravings. But hand-in-hand with moderness go tradition and experience ... and fine engravings for yearbooks have been a tradition with us for 48 years. OFFICIAL ENGRAVERS FOR THIS PUBLICATION G. R. Grubb Co. ARTISTS • ENGRAVERS 116 N. WALNUT ST., CHAMPAIGN, ILL. Compliments of Carters Moving CJ Storage Autographs - v :1- ( rs. Z 2z m2J (1 0 ■c eZZZ y us. (f Le ZZ; 2sL jes aL ZZ XZ. OS £ ? c cz l L -w .' £ $9 o3?U- , wary - $- -y- - zz % Advertisers’ Index A Abbott Son. S. C....................... 174 Adair’s Dairy Bar............................ 161 Allied Finance Co., Inc...................... 167 Applegate Texaco, Wayne...................... 170 Associated Abstract Co....................... 162 Association of Commerce...................... 168 Atkins, Barrow Associates.................. 170 B Baker’s Apparel.............................. 162 Bacon Van Bnskirk.......................... 171 Baskins...................................... 17- Bean’s Electric.............................. 166 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks No. 991......................... 167 Burr, Patterson Auld Co.................... 177 Blum’s...................................... 160 Brandriff Service............................ 170 Brash Flower Shop........................... 177� Brown Sons. Mark 1)........................ 162 Brown’s Shell Service, Ted................... 161 Brunkow Electric Co.......................... 164 Bucher Clinic................................ 177 Burgess, Virgil.............................. 177 Busey First National Bank.................... 170 Busey Insurance Agency....................... 164 C Campus Barber Shop....................... 160 Campus Book Store........................ 175 Carle Memorial Hospital.................. 168 Carson’s Candy Jar....................... 170 (’arter’s Moving and Storage............. 179 Castle Typewriter Co., R. D.............. 169 Champaign Coca-Cola Bottling Co.......... 171 Champaign County Abstract Co............. 174 Champaign County Bank Trust Co......... 165 Champaign Mattress Co.................... 162 Champaign National Bank.................. 162 Champaign Plumbing Heating............. 166 Champaign-Urbana Candy Co................ 172 Chief Gas Service, Inc................... 171 Citizen Building and Loan................ 160 Claudi lie’s Beauty Salon................ 174 Clark Co., C. N........................ 161 Clark, Daily, Dietz...................... 169 Cogdal Koehn........................... 167 Commercial Bank of Champaign.............. 166 Coast To Coast Store...................... 175 Crossroads Gift Shop...................... 161 Co-Op Book Store.......................... 174 E Eddie Norm’s Super Food Store........... 171 Exton Shell Service....................... 166 F Fallon’s Cleaners......................... 166 Fashion Cleaners.......................... 171 Filson, Williamson, Miller.............. 167 Finfroek Law Offices...................... 165 Fear’s Blue Ribbon Foods.................. 165 Fletcher’s Photography.................... 162 Flynn’s Mens’ Wear........................ 166 Fritz Flower Shop......................... 160 G Gagliano’s IGA............................ 164 Garber’s Cleaners......................... 167 Garland’s................................. 172 Gift Lane, The............................ 172 Gill Co., The............................. 170 Grant Co., W. T........................... 167 Grob, John................................ 175 Grubb, G. R. Co......................... 178 H Halberstadt Florist....................... 170 Harlan’s Market........................... 170 Ilarshbarger, Ernest M.................... 168 Hart Oil Co............................... 164 Heller’s Studio........................... 177 Huddle, The............................... 169 Hunter Lumber Co.......................... 161 Inman Hotel............................... 169 Jack Jill............................... 162 James Clothier, W. B...................... 166 Janitor Supplies.......................... 174 Johnson Co., C. S......................... 160 Johnston’s Sport Shop..................... 172 Jones Optical............................. 170 K Karmelkorn Shop........................... 172 Knowlton Bennett........................ 176 Kuhn Co., Jos........................... 168 180 The 959 Rosemary L Lewis Co., W.......................... 164 M Maginn (Mice Equipment.................. 177 Meadow Gold............................. 164 Merle Norman Cosmetics.................. 169 Monen Real Estate Agency, Carl.......... 170 Me McBrides................................ 16; McClellan Electric...................... 17'� McCormicks Jeweler...................... 171 McDonalds.............................. 163 McKinney’s IGA.......................... 175 N Nelli Royal Crown Bottling Co.......... 160 P Paris Dyeing and Cleaning................. 160 Penny Co., J. C......................... 162 Pettibon, Harry........................... 171 Prelm’s................................... 166 Puterbaugh, C. H., D.D.S.................. 169 Price Paint Store......................... 169 R Rebman, L. W., D.D.S...................... 169 Reed Jeweler, M. J........................ 161 Reliable Furniture Co..................... 169 Rosemary Pastry Shop...................... 169 S Sacketts Furniture......................... 1 ; School Music Service........................ 174 Schriber. John.............................. 177 Sears Roebuck Co.......................... 166 Smith, Kratz, Associates.................. 174 Smith Lumber Co., Fred...................... 177 South Side Grocery.......................... 167 Spritz Jewelry Co........................... 175 Stanner Seed Co............................ 17;� Stationers, The............................. 175 Steer’s Grocery............................. 166 St ranch Photo Center....................... 161 Stout, A. A................................. 164 Sullivan Chevrolet.......................... 165 T Tepper’s China Store...................... 164 Tepper’s Hardware......................... 160 Twin City Printing........................ 173 U U-I)o-It Tool Rental...................... 175 University Rug Floor Co................. 172 Urbana Pure Milk Co....................... 172 Crbana-Lincoln Hotel...................... 162 V Vogue..................................... 172 W Wheat’s Steak House....................... 174 Whittaker Jewelry Store................... 167 Wilson’s Jewelry.......................... 169 Wilson’s Vine Street Marathon............. 168 The 1959 Rosemary 181 1. Nanette 2. Comfy, Sharon? 3. Most people use chairs 4. Tonsillectomy 5. M.Y.F. at work. 6. Look, I can stuff paper in holes! 7. We’re off 8. Togetherness 184 The kj5 j Rosemary