Washington Community High School - Wacohi Yearbook (Washington, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1956 volume:

w.:mr'+3M K' i pm r- XA Q , xfzwj Nwgff ' e' ' ' ?21,jQiz2f2-iA:!gx.3:,Epg-:K 315 11.7 29 3 4 f s The Senior Class presents the WACOHI I956 A Washington Community Hugh School Washlngton lllmols I V.----M-W A 512 s tx A 4, sf? , Y CJ 'z ' A-ff,.m,Mw.-ov .- Yr 2 ' K V, -Fr' ? ,tt,t V t w' if T X f ,xx O O O 0 0 O Q 14 DEDICATIQ The senror class of 1956 proudly dedrcates thrs edrtron of the Wacohr to rts capable advrsor Robert Matson The doors of WC HS welcomed Mr Matson as a freshman teacher and we freshman students rn the same year Durrng the followrng three years he carrred the responsrbrlrty of leadrng our class through the complexrtres of Englrsh I II and III We found hrm to be a teacher endowed wrth patrence and undersrandrng Consequently we departed from hrs classroom, wrth a deeper appre cratron and a clearer knowledge In addrtron to teachrng, he has devoted a large amount of hrs trme to the annual presentatron of our yearbook, the Wacohr For hrs rnterest, encouragement, understandrng, and frrendshrp we thank hrm To a terrrfrc teacher a swell frrend, and a great guy, w humbly dedrcate thrs annual -4. ACULT The administration and faculty carried out their tasks with willingness and ease. Their co-operation throughout the year created an attitude of friendliness in the student body. We wish to extend our special appreciation to the faculty for the interest, help ,and knowledge they have given us during our four years at WCHS. ..5- Sm, 1 MR. ABERNATHY Without the guidance of Mr. Abernathy, our principal, our years at WCHS would not have been so enjoyable and beneficial. Whenever special assistance was needed, ne was there to give it. Mr. Abernathy has a B.Ed. degree from Eastern Illinois State College and an DLA. from the University of Illinois. BOARD OF EDUCATION Through the direction of the Board of Education WCHS has operated smoothly and efficiently We wish to express our appreciation for their cooperation and guidance Mr E Bradle meyer Secretary Mrs S Bratcher Mr H Summers Mr D Schertz, Mr R Vercler 6 Mr. C. Maxwell, Dr. W. Kinsinger, Presidentg Mr. A. Brunnen- MR BABCOOK A assistant principal and mathematics teacher, Goldie' has come in contact with nearly every student in some manner We are indeed thankful for his friendly advice and help- fulness MRS MICHAEL Emily Michael returned several times this year to help us when there was extra work to be done We all were glad to see her again and wish to thank her very much for helping us MRS HETT Despite crowded and inconvenient working conditions, LaVone has done a remarkable job as school secretary Her cheerfulness has sure ly helped us sustain crowded classes and halls with a brighter outlook 7 S I 7 4 l W KWH! N915 ANDREWS, MRS IRMA Umversrty of Wrsconsrn B A Illmols State Normal Umverslty, Unxverslty of Mmnesota Lxbrarnan, Advrsor of Librarian Club ASHBROOK, JAMES lllmors State Normal Umverslty B S m Educa non Mechanrcal Drawmg I and II Co advxsor Sophomore cl ass BABCOOK, GOLDFN Bradley B A , Algebra, Plane Geometry, Solrd Geometry, Trrgonomecry, Assxstant Prlnclpal -8 ffl 'I ' . r - . of Q? 1. ' fl.. 1 5. im 1 . E' if ' Q l , A . hx,-s A l hi . . . . . N . . , . W -K . . . . . . . - l 5 ' 9 ' BRIGHAM E M Illmoxs Wesleyan B S Umverslty of Illmols A M , M A General Scxence, Physlcs Co-advlsor Jumor Class O -Qc an H in BURTON CHARLFS Eureka College A B , Illmoxs State Normal Unxverslty Geometry Chemlstry Co-advisor Semor Class CASPERSON, MISS CAROLYN Knox College A B English I, Spamsh I and Il Advlsor of Spamsh Club, Co advnsor Iumor Class 9 EBERT, MISS THELMA Illinois State Normal UHIVCISICY B Ed , University of Denver M B A , Typing I and Il Shorthand I and II Dean of Guls Advisor of 'Panther' ACKERMAN, MRS MARY Illinois State Normal University B S in Ed Typing I, English I, Bookkeeping HEITHOLD, MISS DOROTHY - Western Illinois State College B.S. in Ed., Illinois State Normal Universityg General Scienceg Girls' P.E.g GAA Arlvisr- , ..10. HICKMAN NOAH Western Illinois State Teachers College BS, Western lllxnois State Teachers College M S World History, Citizen ship-Geography Football and Track Coach JOHNSTON, GEORGE Bradley BS American History, Civics Sociology Assistant Coach basketball baseball, football Co advisor, W Gub Student Council Advisor - Illinois State Normal University B.S. in Educa- tion Fnglish Il Latin I and Ilg Advisor, Latin Clubg Co-advisor, -11- MATSON ROBI RT Bradley B S Bradley M A Fngllsh III Coun selor WaCoHr Advrsor ww A V 'RQ-5 QWQ' gi Us MCNETT WILLIAM Eureka College A B Englxsh I and II Co-Idvrsor, Freshman Class REYNOLDS C R Illmors State Normal Umversxty B Ed Umverslty of Illrnols A M Brology 12 a , ,, 3 SL in Mfg. - - A f asian: 2 SE: LL KN- s kart R2 'I Q Q .sw 5 l- ROBINSON MISS JOANN Western lllmoxs State College B S rn Edu canon llome Iconomxcsl II and III F II A Advxsor ROMANI ROY Carthage College B A Bradley M A Algebra I Mathematics Co advxsor Semor Class Q- SPARLING IVAN Elmhurst College B A Umversxty of Kansas M A Speech Fngllsh IV Dxrector of Plays 13 VANSCYOC RICHARD lllmols Wesleyan Ph B , Unrverslty of lllmons M E Boys' P E Basketball and Baseball Coach Co advxsor of W Club WHITTAKER MISS FRANCES Lmenwood College Cmcmnatx Con servatory of Musxc, Unrversxty of llhnors B S Graduate School of Wxsconsm Unxversxty Kroeger School of Muslc, Band Chorus Musrc precrauon - ' ' 1 I .,,i,k,.Wl ZESIGER, ROBERT - University of Iowa B.A., Bradley M.S.g lndustrial Artsg General Mathematicsg Co-advisor, Freshman Class. .-14.. CARL VOLTMER Mr Voltmer has done a marvelous ,ob f keeping our building clean and operating effl ciently in spite of being very hampered with construction debris and repairs His assistance in helping us prepare for organizational and all school activities has been invaluable and greatly appreciated BU DRIVER li lil WASH Mr R Wxstehuff Mr R Zesrger Mr J Ashbrook Mr R Matson Mr L Blumenshme, Rev D Seleen The bus drivers have braved the forces of the elements through the year to safely transport us students CUSTODIANS CLAYTON HESSELEIN Mr Hesselem also is responsible for the con dxtion of our building and deserves a great deal of credit for the ultimate result which we students are able to take pride in as always shown his interest in the students an our activities and has aided us in every way possible. -15- . X ' . .,3,k,1 if 2 Aging? 45,14 A if-Q R-Q. , 6 X W xv if sfe is fi 'Q b?ff,':-1 - - A 1 sf . 4 ' fr 1, 4 x . . r ,, f- --e' - 'P , .Y I k W 4,-. xr . I fe M as f fi ss F . , .iff x We, rthe seniors, entered school lasvt fall expecting many thrngs to happen during our last year atWWCHS. We were not disappointed. P J K 6 N vi Q so NN Q' TOM ADAMS He was capable of una gtmng all of Bvranglng all and of doing every tbmg B sketball 12 3 4 Baseball l 2,3 4 Track 3 4 Spanlsh Club l Student Councll 2 'W Club Z 3 4 Yearbook 4 Class Presxdent l 2 'W Club Presldent 3 4 Boys State 3 SAR A ward 4 Natronal Honor Socnety 4 MARTA ALBERTSON Was won! to be as still as a mouse WCHS l 2 1 SENIOR JOHN ALIG If a good face ss a letter ol recommen dalton A good bear! as a letter of credzt jumor Play 3 CIASS OFFICERS Front Row J Schabmger A Stemfcldt Back Row Mr Burton advlsor E Phrllrps C Bodmer Mr Roman1,advxsor DONNA AUSTIN I oue begins wttb love Chorus l 2 3 4 GAA l 4 Panther Yearbook 4 Cheer leader l 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Lrbrarran 5 4 NILA AVERY Ey es too ex-pressxue to be blue Too lovely to be greg Chorus l 2 3 4 FHA 4 GAA l 2 3 4 Spanrsh Club l 2 3 Pep Club 3 4 JUHICX' Degree FHA RONALD BARRY 'There are often voice and words in u silent look.' Baseball 2,3,4g Foot- ball 2,3. SENICRS Tbat Lxuely Senior Party' HARRIET CANFIELD Enlbuslasm tb gemus of Sxncerlly Chorus I 2 3 4 GAA l 2 4 Panther 2 Cheer leader 1 3 4 Malorette 1234 PepC1ub34 CHARLES BODMER 'A man of manners, morals, letters, and pm-ts.' Basketball l,2,5,4g Band l,2,3,4g Student Council 49 'W' Club 3,45 Class Vice-Presi' dent 39 Class President 45 Boys' State 35 Na- tional Honor Society. SUE BRADLE Cheerful company sbortens tbe mzles Chorus l 2 5 4 GAA l 3 4 Panther 2 3 Student Council 3 4 Student Council Secre tary 4 Yearbook Typ mg Editor 4 Librarian 2 3 4 Librarian Secre tary Treasurer 4 Pe Club 3 4 Cheerleader JIM OKRMAN A man s own manners do shape his future Basketball 2 lntra murals l 2 by max .9 .0 .q-sqm J.D. cAsHDo1.1.AR, JR. 'A noticeable man with flashing dark eyes. WCHS l,2,3,4. CARL CHERRIE 'Fair play is ufewe1.' Basketball 1,23 Base- ball l,2,5,4g Football l,2,3,45 Track l,2,3,43 Student Council 2,3,4g 'W' Club 2,3,4g Class Vice-President lg Foot- ball Captain 3,4. SENIORS JACK COULTER He who is content can never e ruined. Chorus 2 4 VOICE OF DEMOCRACY SPEAKERS Lila Dixon jean Poehlman Gene Thraxlkxll Meredtth Dykstra, Getchen Zetgler winner, Dr Scoggln Rev Evans Rev Bryant W!! ALICIA DINGLEDINE Tbe dew that on the violet Iles Moclcs the dark luster 0 tbtne eyes Chorus 12 3 GAA 12 20- LILA DIXON 'Tbe career open KJ talents that was y prmctple Chorus 1 2,3 4 GAA l 2 3 4 Panther 2 3 4 Ltbranan 3 4 Yearbook 4 Pep Club 5 4 junior Play 3 Assistant and Edxtot of Panther 34 Nattonal Honor Socxety DAVID DORILMUS Dxstxncnon wxlbout a dz erence Football 1 2 3 4 Track l 2 Chorus l 2 3 4 SENICRS MEREDITH DYKSTRA Notblng endures like personal qualities, Band 2 3 4 Chorus l 2 34 GAA l234 Pan ther 3 Spanxsh Club 1 2 Student Council 3 Yearbook 2 4 Pep Club L 1 br ar ra n umor Play 3 GAA Camp Represenrauve 3 Natronal Honor Socrety 'Q' JOANNE EMHOFF L a fa n g 1 s tb e sensanon ou pbeel :ng good all over and showing xt prxn czpally mn one spot Transferred A c a demy of Our Lady 4 FHA 4 Pep Club Doctor Sooggrn presents Gretchen Zexgler with Voice o Democracy award. ANNETTE ESSER Reason and calm judg ment the quallties es pecxally belonging to a leader Class Treasurer 2 Band 2 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Chorus l 2 3 4 Dance Band234 GAAIZ3 4 Lrbranan Z 3 4 Span rsh Club l 2 Egypuan Musrc Camp Represen tauve 2 Student Coun crl 3 4 Sophomore Cup 2 Yearbook 1 4 DAR Award 4 Narronal Honor Socrery 4. ALAN EVANS No dangers frzght bun and no labors tire Football l Track 12 Chorus 3 Spanish Club 3 unxor Play ..21, GORDON FAUBEL 'Arnbrlron rs lbe growth o every clrrne Basketball 12 3 4 Baseball l 2 3 4 Foot ball 1 2 Track 3 4 'W Club 2 3 4 Yearbook 4 W ClubV1ce President 4 Boys State 3 Nauon al Honor Society 4 EVERETT FAULKNER A mmd for motors Basketball l Baseball l Football2 34 SENIORS P 'KUL FICHT -X 'ln will not believe ,irq-. 93 vw! sl'-,gf it until I have read Chorus l Intramural l 2 Baseball Mana ger 1 JOYCE FOREMAN The lovellgbt rn her eye Chorus l 2 3 4 GAA I 4 Panther Cheerleader l Pep Clu STUART GALLAND Boldness has genius power and magrc rn lt. Basketball l 2 3 Base b ll 12 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Track l 2 W Club 2 3 4 Year book 4 Secretary W Club 4 DELMER GEBHARDT Fam would I hut I dare not Iddre and yet I may not I may l though I care not pleasure when I play no Basketball Intramurals 2 Chorus 3 4 Spanish Club l SENIORS L IUDY GOULD 'With ber eyes ln lood with laughter Chorus 1,2 3, FHA 1 GAA 1 2,3 4 Student Councll 4 Yearbook 4 Pep Club 3 4 PAT GRAFF 'The szgn o was dam IS continual cheerfulness Band 1 2 3 4 GAA l 2 3 4 GAA Pomt Recorder4 Panther Busmess Manager 4 Yea.rbook4 Pep Club 3 4 Natxonal Honor Society 4 Donna Austin and Bill Frank make a wish at the 1955 junior-Senior Prom MICHAEL GREGORY 'In other respects, the .fest fellow in the world' Band l,2,3,4g Yearbook 3,45 Dance Band 2,3,4g Egyptian Music Camp 2. NANCY HADDICK 'Nothing is impossible to a uilling beam' Band 2,3,4g Chorus 1,2, 3,44 GAA l,2,3,4g FHA 45 Transferred Peoria Central 3. .ef-Mr DAVID HARDY 'It is u sort of wit to know bow to use the wit of otbers. Baseball Manager 2g Football 2,35 Track 45 'W' Club 3,4. DORETTA HAWKS 'Tbose blue violets, ber eyes. GAA l,2,3g Spanish lub l,2g Pep Club 3,4. SENICRS KENNETH HETT Rugged mdzw dualrsm Basketball 1,2 F otball 134 Track l 2 3 4 Band 1 'W Club23,4 TOM HEXAMER Hrs eye begets occa sion or bas wrt For every object that the one does catch be other turns to a mzrtb- mowng fest Football l 2 3 4 W' Club 34 Class Vrce Presrdenr 2 that swzss steak or-Sensor Banquet CAROL HUGHES A lot to look backward to with pride And still more to look forward tc with hope Chorus l 2 3 GAA 1 2 3 4 Yearbook 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Jumor Play Co editor of yearbook 4 Nauonal Honor Socrety Band 24 Chorus 1,2,3,4g HUNZICKER WILMA Rare rs the umon o beauty and modesty Chorus l 2 3 4 GAA 5 Pep Club 4 Laun Club SENIOR JANET HUTSON Coquetry ts the cbam pagne of love FH l Z 3 4 GAA 3 Yearbook 4 Pep C1ub4 Transferred Chllllcothe RUTH INGLE A dry jest snr have tbem at my mger end. Chorus 1 2 3 FHA 1 GAA 1 2 3 Pep Club 4 r Play 3 KATHLEEN IMHOFF So many worlds so much to do lzttle done such things to be Band 1 2 3 4 Cho ru 1 2 3 4 AA I 2 3 4 Panther 3 Class Treasurer 3 Pep Club 3 4 'QQ' JACKIE JACKSON 'Exuberance is Beauty Chorus 1 2 3 FHA 4 GAA 1 2 3 Yearbook Pep Club Nauonal Honor Society 4 .Of LEROY JOHNSON From the cmwn of his head to the sole o his foot he rs all mlrth Band 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Spanxsh Club 3 MA RCUS JOHNSON Comp any C 1 u b 2 Transferred Sh 1 l oh Tennessee SENIORS PAUL JONES Throw fear to th: wind. Football 1 2 34 Must be interesting' Mrs Andrews Cwzcs Crass FREDERICK JOOS Handsome and wltty blue eyed and guy Football 4 Band 1 2 3 BETH KAMP a fish a feast n nv - n ' f . .F - - - v v 3 - I - . 9 1 1 H l 1 1. 1 1 1 4: W 73,4 n 1 - - E ' y ' K - I . . . l . . . n - 1 . ' , 1 5 1 1 ' .' , 1 1 S a Q , , . 1 r Q S 1 w v L When Fortune favors us Populanty bears ber Basketball 2 3 4 Track 2 5 4 Student Councrl A cheerful look makes Band 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 FHA 1234 GAA 12 3 4 Panther 4 Year book 4 Pep Club 3 4 FHA Parlramentarxan 4 ALAN KING 'He blusbes, all is well.' Football 2,3,49 Band 1, 2,3,4g 'W' Club 3,4g junior Play. SENIORS Semors mt up at Christmas LURA ULLOM INIANJFS Love is allured by gentle eyes. C orus 3 FHA 3 4 GAAI 2 3 4 Latm Club MARLENE LEGAL 'Her voice was ever soft, Gentle, and low, an excellent tbing in woman.' Chorus 2,3,4g FHA 3,45 GAA l,2,3,4g Pep Club 4. ROBERT LEUTHOLD 'The agnculturul populatlon pro duces the bravest men the most ua lxant soldiers and the class of cth zens the least gm e o all to evil designs Football 5 In ra murals I 2 PATRICIA JACKSON MARCH Where love ts there is no lack Band I Chorus I 2 3 I4 GAA I2 Spanish Club 2 3 Class Secretary I Pep Club 3 4 Transferred Sprmg held Illmoxs 3 KAY MCCONKEY 'Vanety ts the spice ol 1 e Majorette 1 2 3 4 Cho- rus 12 3, FHA 12,3 4 FHA Secretary 3 FHA Vice Presldent 4 GAA 1 2,3 Pep Club 3 4 Transferred Toulon TnwnshxpH1ghSchool 3 JIM MARSHALL I am very fond o the company of ludaes I like thenr beauty, I lnlze their delicacy I lake then vwacxty and I lxke their szlence Football 1 2 3 Track 2 3 Year book 3 DON McCULLOUGH Each man has bas own vocatxon The talent as the call Band 1,2 3 4 Chorus 34 Dance Band 234 SENIORS b DON MESSMER Actxon rs the frurt o knowledge Basketball 1 2,3 Base ball 12 3 Track 12 3 Student Councll 1 2 4 'W' Club 2 3 4 Year book 4 Student Councll Presrdent 4 Nauonal Honor Socxety 4 Dad you bdve a rough nsgbt Donn' 6 RONALD MILLARD In quietness and mn fxdence shall be your strength Track 4 'W' Club 4 JERRY MINCH Brevuy IS the soul of un Football 3 SENIORS Sluden ls uersu S teachers DICK MULLER Happy rs be wbo knows tbe munnry dwznxtxes. Football 1 MARILYNN MOOBERRY 'Tbe present :nteresls me more tlnn the past and the future more than the present Band 2 3 4 Chorus l 2 3 4 GAA l 2 3 4 an ther Z 3 4 Spanish Club 4 Pep Club 3 4 ALAN MORDHORST Drau not your bow until your arrow is faxed ball 2 GARY O NEAL The essence of humor as sensrbxhty Basketball l 2 Band l 2 3 4 :AXP I 4 1 X . 'L' - - , 9 , , 3 1 P - 59' 1 1 r l v ' A - 'I A . Basketball 1,25 Foot- I 1 v , 7 I Y ' I MARY ORTH 'Whatever sbe does, wbereuer sbe goes, grace orders ber actions and follows her move- ments. Chorus l,2,3,4g GAA l,2,3g Pep Club 3,4 MARI PFEFFINGER 'Let us go in and dance once more on tbe dreams glittering floor.' Band l,2,3,4g Major 3,45 Chorus 1,25 GAA l,2,3, 45 GAA Secretary-Trem surer 33 GAA President 4g Yearbook 4gLibrarian l,3,4g Pep Club 3,43 GAA Queen of Sweet- heart Ball. SENICR ED PHELPS Skill rs a ,oy to any man WCHS l 2 3 4 JEAN POEHLMAN Actxons speak louder than words FHA Treasurer 4 GAA 1234 Pep Club 34 Homemaker of Tomorrow 4 juniors defeat Semors an March ol Dimes game ERNEST PHILLIPS yond the prize Football 14 W Club D C, Band 135,45 FHA 5,49 'To love the game be- Q V ,'. . , . , , , v M 4. RANDALL POEHLMAN 'Tbe bad barber leaves neither bair nor skirt. Basketlnll lg Football l,2,3,4g 'W' Club 3,4. SENICDRS JANET PowERs 'Cbarus strike tbe si bt K Und merit wins tbe god.' Chorus 1,2,3,4g FHA 4, GAA l,2,3g Pep Club 3, 45 Homecoming Queen 4. P E boys entertain at ball tune of basketball game CAROL REED Words cannot ea- press ber rn nite sweetness Chorus l 2 3 GAA DORIS REICHMAN Cbaracter ss babrt long continued. Chorus 2 5 4 FHA 1 2 ther 4 Vlce President FHA 3 President FHA 4 Pep Club 3 4 BOB REID An easy minded soul Baseball 1 Football 3 D. F . , , s 2. 0 . ' . 1 1 3,4g GAA, l,2,3,4g Pen: and always was-' l -sl- JAMES REILLY 'Still waters run deep.' wcHs l,2,3,4. ANNABELLE ROBBINS Tbey also serve who only stand and wait FHA l 2 3 HA Degree Co Chart man 2 Panther 4 Latln Club 4 Transfer from Pmlmeyvxlle Ill: noxs JANICE SCHABINGER A beautiful face is a silent Commendation. Chorus l2,5 4 GAA 1 234 Pep Club 34 Presldenr Lrbrary Club 3 Yearbook 3 4 L brarnan 12 3 4 Se re tary Semor Class 4 Nauonal Honor SOCICIY 4 lumor Play 3 CAROL RElNHOl.TZ 'De eds not words! Chorus l,2,3,4g FHA l, 2,3,4g Pep Club 3,45 Latin Club 4. SENIORS 413- Are you nervous? Joyce Foreman Harnet Canfield and Don Mc Cullough are 27 SHERRILL SCHABINGER 'To perfect diligence notbsng ss dzffscult. Chorus 12 3 4 Bandl 2 5 4 Pep Club 4 GREGORY XHLINK 'O gentlemen, tbe time of life is short. WCHS l,2,3,4. SENICRS is - BILL SCHNEIDER 'Tbe mos! xmplzczt con- dence Basketball lg Football l,2,3,4g Track l,2,3,45 'WH Club 45 Yearbook 4g Transferred Peoria Central 2. ED SMITH Lwe life to :be fullest. Football 3 4 Luncb time MARILYN SIMPSON Good are all wbo are merry Band l 2 3 4 Cho rus l 2 3 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 Panther 2 3 4 Student Councll 2 Yearbook 3 4 Class Secretary 3 Cheerleaderl Pep Clu 3 4 umor Play Student Dx rector 3 G Queen 4 CHARLES SNAVELY The gift ofguzely ma rtsel be the greates good fortune Chorus 1 2 3 Pep Club 3 Transferred Peorza Central 3 15 'Pb S Q Wh- ANNE STEINFELDT Whdt shall I do wzth all the days and hours That must be counted ere I see thy ace Chorus 1 2,3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Spamsh Club l 2 Class Treasurer l 4 Pep Club 34 umor Play KAREN SUMMER Vnrt e and sense are 0718 Chorus 123 4 GAA1 2 3 Pep Club 3 4 SENICRS BARBARA 'WP' THEWLIS A m e ny h ed 1 t male etb a che erful countenance C orus I 2 3 4 FHA 2 3 4 GAA l 2 3 4 Spantsh Club 1 Pep Club 3 4 3 CAROL THOMAS A smzle zs a light m the window of rl GC which shows that the heaft is at home C orus 3 FHA 34 GAA 1 2 3 4 Pep Club The Thinkers jackie Lxla and Pat wonder who skipped today SHIRLA THOMAS Wzt to persuade and hearty to delight Chorus l 2 3 4 FHA l 4 G A 1 2 Spanlsh Club 2 3 Year book 4 Pep Club 3 4 FHA Presldent 3 FHA Secretary 2 bv' BUD THON Great lboughts great eeltngs came t bum, like tnsttncls un- awares WCHS I 2 3 4 SENIORS what' Another asszgnmenri' Wtlma, Mzke, and Alun fmd :be snua Iron provoking. JOHN TROTTFR 'An affnhle and cour teous gentleman. Baseball 4, Chorus l,2, 3 35 GENE THRAILKILL dr a unconquered 31111 Basketball Baseball 123 Track n 2 Student Councnl 4 W Clu 234 'W ub Vxce Prestdent 3 Music Camp Representatnve 1 Dance Band 2 3 4 SUE THUMAN The hgh! of md n ht s star y heaven vs tn those raainnt eyes F 4 GAA 4 Panther 4 Pep Club 4 Lxbranan 4 Transferred llaro Texas 4 JOYCE USNIK Rach rn good works.' Chorus l,2,3,4, Spanish Club 1,2, Yearbook 3,4, Pep Club 3,4, Co Edltor of Yearbook 4 if Q31 7 1 , , A 'Skill and confidence 2 n we g g y.' nf K . I,2,3,4g . I . ' 1 1 Q I . .' . O 3v4v Ba d lv 1145 . , wif' - . I v . , , , ' b , , 5 Cl 1 1 1 ' A ' . ' 5 4 I P ' 4 .. . . - ig ' r . . . HA 9 9 g g . 9 ' C. ANNE WETZEL Tbe :mage of deuotzon. Chorus 12 3 GAA 1,2 3 Spanish Club 1,2 Student Councxl 4 Yearbook 4 Girls' State 3 Pep Club 34 Nauonal Honor Socrety 4 NORMA BERLETT WRIGHT Dark baxr bngbt eyes and a soft smxle Chorus 1 2 3 FHA 2 3 Spanrsh Club 3 K. SENIOR And ber dark eyes bow eloquent' Ask wbat they would twas granted Chorus 1 2 3 GAA 1 2,5 Lxbrarxan 2 3 Pep Club 3 4 GRETCHEN ZMGLER Tbe :deal of courtesy with grace av cb arm Band 234 Chorus 1234 GAA 123 Student Council 1 3,4, Student Councxl Secretary Treasurer 3 Student Councxl V1cePres1dent 4 Yearbook 4 Class Secretary Z Class Presrdent 3 Pep Club 3 4 Nauonal Honor Socxety 4 3: BETTE ZIMMERMAN Love is love s reward. Band 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 4 FHA 1 GAA 1234 PepClub34 CHARLENE BRADLY Softly speak and sweetly smxle Pep Club 4 Transferred from Thornton, Illmors 36- BARBARA WETZEL The blush as beautiful but xt rs some times inconvenient Chorus 1 2 3 4 GAA 1 2 J Spanlsh lub 1 Z Student Councrl 4 Yearbook 4 Pep Club Presrdent 3 4 Latm Club 4 Natronal Honor Socxety 4 SUE WYLIE A great artxst can pam: u great pscture on a small canvas Chorus l 2 3 4 GAA 1 5 4 Yearbook 4 Pep Club Vrce Presxdent 3 4 Transfer from Whrte Frsh Bay Wtsconsm N.-Q 1 I 1 7 I 1 1 1 1 1 , Q H , . ,vt , . . p , . . . . - , , . . ' . - - 11 1 1 1 1 1 . 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -- 1 1 9 1 - - 1 1 5 1 5 . 11 lr - - 1 lv - I ff-ff 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , . . i . 1 ' H lr ' 1 - 9 9 1 1 - K 1 1 1 I a , . . ,, . . , 1 1 - 9 A n . f . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 , . 1 1 , N A n - 1 11 rj, , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 - 1 1 ' - Ms J . . J , . . J ' K i 1 2 - 'if Tom Adams was the campaign manager for a senator nommee at Boys State held at Sprrngfxeld Anne Wetzel represented WCHS as I Cxtv Mayor at Grrls' State held it lacksonvrlle 1955 Onarles Bodmer was chosen Cnty Alderman at Boys' State to make the laws ofthe stare. Gordon Faubel was ap ornted Assrstant Chref Frre Mars all of the State of Illmors. He was on the Federalist trcket for Supreme Court Jusuce. 37 KI G WACCJHI , 38- In a close contest, Tom who recelved the great est number of one cent votes, beat out st. h johnson, and Carl Cherrxe By the way he plays basketball too handsome candidates as Gordon Faubel, Marc ' 1 riere is the present appearance of our south entrance. The Muslc Department and the Shop flnd new homes here We, the semors, have endured a great deal electuc saws rmgmg 1n our ears, we man so that the remammg classes may lxve 1n aged to surv.1ve for the sake of the under peace and comfort Wrth arr hammers and rlassmen Here IS how our south entrance used to look Burymg an orl well .-401 a . K 1 , -L ' .4 fa ,, 'Pf?om RS We junrors entered our thxrd year rn hlgh school reallzmg that we faced a dxfflcult schedule To help us over these hurdles we chose Ron bkmner as presrdent Pat Davxd as vxce presrdent Roger Blumenshlne as secretary and Ron Blumenshlne as treasur e To represent us on the student councll we chose Bob Ebert and Kay Herbst We knew these offlcers wrth the capable help of our class advxsors Mr Brlgham and Mlss Casperson would dt thexr best to make th1s year a success theme of our Homecomxng float was Panthers Rengn Although rt d1dn tplace we had fun work1ng on xt Our jumor Play Father Knows Best came next Thanks to Mr Sparllng our excellent dlrector the cast and numerous com mrttees lt was a huge success Everyone was excited and happy when our class nngs came shortly before Thanksgnlng Our blggest event of the year was the jumor Prom Most of the money needed came from the jumor Play and concessron stands at football and basketball games Credrt should go to our advrsors offlcers and everyone who contrxbuted to the success of our Prom Although the year was a busy one and was fllled wlth responsl b1l1t1CS xt was an enjoyable expenence We hope our remarmng year at W.C H S contarns just as much pleasure for us -41 rt . Q16 V 5 gl Our candidate for Homecoming Queen was jackie Ilenry. The M I ' ' ' Q Q 3 h .SKI . . - ., .. yp S? F a x, 1 ' , . , . , . ,. ' ,X ' ' Ackerman, Roy Baer, Sally . 'isis ,WW A I1 F ,P ,fy Bai16Y- Ierry JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS i if iff ff : S 4 Ei W. , S 9+ g SSS 3 S, f 1- ' g if H Bailey, Mary Rose Roger Blumenshine, Secretary: Miss Casperson, ' 'i Beebe, Dennis Advisor: R. Skinner, Presidentg Ron Blumen- X shine, Treasurerg Mr. Brigham, Advisorg P. David, Vice President. 95, Uhr 11' -42 Blumenshine. Blumenshine, Blumenshine Blumenshine Jerry A. Liane Roger Ronnie Bratcher Charlotte Broz Joe Burroughs Mary Carlson Hugh JU IORS Cherrre D a v rd Chrlds Mark Clater Nancy Corpe 11m Crenshaw Carl Dafnes Theodore David Patsy Dean Margaret Dingledrne Gary Lee Dixon William Dorward Barbara E bert Robert Ernest Robert Ernst John Esders Earl Foster John Fox Martha Garber James Gardner Kay Giles Gerald Gober Fran Gordon Jerry Lynn H ff -.xi I ' A f ww A ' . I h l 8. Q l, 1, , 2 , v l o . 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TK 1 5 'M A A ' fx BIG MOMENT IN THE JUNIOR PLAY John Ernst Hugh Carlson Frank Smythe Kay Herbst Shxrley Harvey B111 D1xon Haley june Phyllis Rosemary Lelnweber Judy Gordon Barb Hansen Barbara Dorward Hamung Claudia Hartman Judy Harvey Shirley He1neman Robert Henry Jacklyn Hensey Fred Herbst Kay Holoc ker Dewayn Hughes Vera Lou JU ICRS Hunt Patty Johnson C D Johnson Judy Kamp Bonnie Knabe Larry Koch Jerry Kopp Karen Lernweber Rosalie Lemweber Rosemary Leuthold Betty Lxst J1mmie Lucas Gary Macy Barger Meredith Ronald Miller David Morgan Rich ard Gay Mosny Joanne Moss Jackie Muller Phyllis Naffziger Joanne Naffziger Keith Nofsinger Jerry 'R id mm-X A 'X wvxgrs: 5 w-1? 5Wfw Odom Una Fay 'K sborn Sarah L Peck Danny Perklns Danny Phillips Inez Wswi BEHIND THE SCENES Pam Plummer Betty Leuthold Dave Cherrie Bob Ebert, Ioanne Nafzlger Mr Sparling Plummer Pam Qurgley Margaret sv Rapalee Virginia Reents Marlene Roper Romaine Ryf Ronald Sauer Stephen Schlosser James Schmrdt Mary Schrock Donna Seaton Ixm S lunner Ronnie Sm1th Carolyn Sue Sm1th James 'Q-vw mythe Frank Stein Sharon Stonecypher Iim Swrtzer Eddie Symmonds Shirley Taylor Steve T effner Fred Trovrllion Charles W agler Richard W aldrop Lonnle W aughop Wilma W 11kerson Roger Willis Raymond Wmd Roger Wolf Robert Woodward Georgia ef Worthmgton Peggy Zimmerman Sherrill 144.. 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' ' 'gy , j 1 S PHO CR The Sophomore Class of 1955 56 elected as thelr four class offrcers Dennxs Wrllhardt presxdent Sandy Frakes v1ce pres1dent Lanny lhrstem secretary and 'Vlary Snell treasurer We were under excellent superv1s1on by Mr Ashbrook and Mxss Leary as our advlsors Our Student Councll representatxves were Wke Waldeck and Barbara Black For llomecommg we selected Myrna oos as candrdate for queen and her escort to the coronatlon was Fred llensey The frrst class party was held November 23rd rn the school gym It was a blg party wxth dancmg pmg pong and table games as recreatlon Lookmg to the future an upper classman -45 SG ES l. n.-Il.. 0 sv A' 427 Aberle, Beverly Ann Adams, Jack Alig, Myrna Arvrn Larry Bachman Carol Bacon Sherry ,df SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS FIRST ROW L Hlrstein Secre tary D Willhardt Presldent Mrss Leary Advisor SECOND ROW Mr Ashbrook Advisor M Snell Treasurer S Frakes V106 Presrdent Barrett Rosemary - Beebe Vida Joan Berglund Sandra Berlett Tom Black Barbara Blumenshrne JerryL Bodmer Jeanette Bradshaw Robert SOPHOMORES Brehmer Carol Ann Brucker Vonrta Brunnenmeyer Dennts 4 Brown Bob Broyles Sandra Broz Carol Buselmerer Judy Burton Ronny Class Dick Clauser B111 W Cust Rodney Devrne Sharon Doremus Llnda Duxts Frances Dykstra Mlke Emhoff William Sisley Essrngton Gerald Estabrook Julian Faubel Lynne Faulkner Marjorie Frnson Tom Frakes Sandra 146... 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R 9 F 1 Z - 1 -sr . f K - 1 vi - , L X Geason, Susan Glover, Carlos Gocker Janet Umted we stand dlvlded we fall fEspec1ally ln Biology Q Wayne Smrth Penny Vohland Gary Reents Sue Thuman Dennis Willhardt Goebel Judy Gordon Janet Gossman John Grrmm Drane Gresham Larry Gudat Roland Gullett Duan Gundy Lors SOPHOMORES grew Hauser George Helneman Marylou Helge Gerald Herbst Ed Herloc ker Davrd H111 Judrth Carrol Hmton Martha Jean H1rste1n Lanny Hodel B111 Hoffman Denms Hopp Iay Hopp-Cherrre Wrnnre Huehner Davrd Humphrey Barbara Hunzrker Arthur Hurst Kenneth Hutson Mrke Ingold Douglas Jones Margaret loos Myrna Kamp Jolynn Kuykendall Gary 1125 --47 French, Lloyd Funk, Peggy X J 'Milf S-F W, QI' ' . . 1 sl 1 , , L . lx K V, 3 W ,Xfx ' 1 Q K I ' Q - . 53 1:11 ' X 1 at r 1 f ' M 4 . , 1 L ,ttr 1 ' ,T HH - - at tr' ' ,,..t, 1 ' , . ' - A Q , 1-f - . . H 3 A 4 ' . . ' 1 . ' 'X' ' x 1 x. N . 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Schubert Irene Schuck James Shotwell Karen Smxth Wayne Smucker Carolyn Snell Mary SOPHOMORES Sterns Virginta May Thew11s Jud1th Trnthoff Pat Turner Robert if Ulffers Carol Vanderwerf Larry Van Dyke Peter Vnhland Penny Voice Judy Waldec k Mike W aughop Karen --1 Wehnes Eldon Wenzel Judy White John W111hardt Dennis Wxnd Don Wrrght Gerald Zexgler Karen -49 Sfheerer, Judy Schoonert, Jim SChII11dI, Donna Schroen, Ronald Mk newege. '11 Qu-I B111 s gone with the wlnd SGPHCDMORES Puzzledl Miss Ebert, Mary Snell, Barb Humphrey Pat Tlnthoff And out of the night came a call for helpll A Frosh Soph Team to the rescuel Keep your shirt on Lanny' nl III! X 5 l The best thxng about dorng somethlng IS rememberlng Flrst of many new thlngs lS a Freshman rushmg to classes mmatron dances excxtement of Chrrst mas vacatxon acqualntance wlth algebra fnghtemng experlence of exams P E leavlng us wrth aches records bnng us the yltterbug' Another memory electron of class offlcers Spencer Galland, president, Bob Adams, v1ce presxdent, Sarah Esser, Secretary, and janet Wagen bach, treasurer student councll representatlves, udy Dummer and Allen Duxts. . .cheerleaders Sharon Ilett, L1nda Castor, Kay jackson, Donna Stump and Barb Baer and our homecommg candrdate, janet Wagenbach. We cannot forget Mr. Zeslger and Mr. McNett, our class advlsors, who helped us through thls past year and led us very capably to the threshold of our remaxnmg three years 51 l E 5 fwt 63 wif: Kdd f d 'IZ 5,52 gif' .rt e it. . . ' ' ' ' . : . ' Adams, Robert Dale Arvin. Patricia Aschenbrenner, Donna Bachman, Rodney Orvrlle Baer Barbara FRONT ROW J Wagenback Treasurer S Gal land Presrdent Judy Dummer Student Counc11 Representauve Mr McNett Advlsor BACK ROW S Esser Secretary Mr Zesrger Advlsor Bob Adams Vlce Presrdent Allen Duxts Student Councrl Representatrve Bailey Tom Ball Sally Ann Baumgartner Gerry Behrend N ancy Belcher Edward Belt Mona Ra Boyd Jerry Branson Ronald S2 FRESHME Broyles Marcxa Brown Judith Bruckman Joe Burroughs Calvm Cadwell Clifton Castor Lrnda Cochran Robert Cummings Susan Curns Barbara Davison Terry i tzert Elmer Lee Drum Dale bois Robert Duns Allen Dummer JudlthG Edwards Judy Esser S arah E vans D avid F aubel Jerry Foster Fred Galland Spencer G arr rson Larry Gazelle Loretta Gazelle Louetta Bunny -Hopping Freshmen G11es Paul Gilmour William Bruce Gresham Mlckey Gr igsby Gretchen Gunderson George Harding Dale L Hartman Sharon He1l Mary Helmuth Ardith Henry Sharon Hett Sharon Kay FRESHME Holford Kenneth Hunger Richard Herman J Jackson Kay Johnson Jim Jones Bill Jones Jo Ann Jones Wendell Junk Mitchell Kelly John Don Kern john C bfi if is i Kiddy Tom Kuykendall Kenneth Lefler Lynda Lenz Karin Logan Donna Lott Stephen Lowe Judy Lucas Delores Lynch Patricia McMillan Danny Marshall Garyw Mason Dianne ' w e if . in-'A -53- QNQXSQ 4.1 'W ly su...-wa Hs WNW ,, 'Sw Matthews Betty Meyer Jean Mlllard Mrke ,W Mrllard Sandra .Bb ,Y wr-r Maw Waimea ' Mooberry Sevilla FROSI-l CLEAN UP IN HOME EC CLASS Miss Robinson Sally Ward Amada Llggett Sandra Broyles Morrrs Anamarre Mosny Elaine Muller Larry Nelll Roger OToo1e Gregory Patterson Lrnda Peck Lewrs Perrrn Carolyn ,ar FRESHME Perry Steven Prpkrn Penny Pool Mary Joyce Potts Davrd Potts Dennis Qnmn Julia Rager Joyce Ravenscraft Charlotte vw' Ray Gary Re1nholtz Arlene 4 'N 'rm' wg' -url? Q r-qs' -v-Y' W, Q H' .,,. a 3 ln ' f x vk,?l A fm WF' , , X 1 s 4' 54- Reno Gall Rrder David Roper Wllliam Rowland Fred Ray Sands Constance Schmldt, Carol Schmrdt, Peggy Slmmons, Jerry M Slonneger, Sharon Small, Nancy Smrth, Gerald Lee Smith, Janet Marie ,Ad FROSH TAKE ovER ENGLISH CLASS Smuh Igyce Jim Reagan Janet Smlth B111 Roper Elaine Snayely pm FRESHME 1 nomas Lonnie Thompson Sandra Trezzt Stuart Turley Marcia Ullom William Ver1c ker B111 W agenbach Janet Ward Sally A Weaver Bonnie Wenzel Patricia Wiegand, David Wiegand, Kenneth Wiese, Donna Williams, Nancy Willis, Reginald Joyce Wilson, Allen Wissel, Sandra Woodward, Gene Wright, Larry E. Zeigler, Charles ii 1T?579'fi':Fb ' 1. K 7 af if Stump Larry Summers Carole Tanner Edith Teffner Irene q ll if Zimmerman, Marlene tetr L. 'l FRE HME Srngrng ln Latrn class Bob Cochran Cl1ffCad well Chuck Lelgler Nhss Leary Ni: Ashbrook keeps B111 Ullom larry Arvrn and Fred Foster lrned up m Mechanrcal Drawing dm.. Ken llolford goes in for a basket. Get that ball' Frosh Soph team' Pere Van Dyke Ken Hurst Ken Holford ...56.. SPO TS A The athletic department of WCHS, under the capable supervision of Athletic Director, -Golden Babcock, -had a very successful season. Under a new coach, Noah Hickman, the football team proved its will to win. The team ended in second place in the lllio Conference with a record of 5 wins and 3 losses. The Frosh-Soph. team coached by George Johnston went undefeated again this year. The Panther's again enjoyed another highly succes sful season with an overall record of 25 wins, and 4 defeats. Through the season, -the team picked up the lllio championship, -were winners of the rugged Pontiac Holiday Tourney, -and finished third in the Collinsville Invitational Toumey. This team will be long remembered. The Frosh-Soph. 'squad under the guiding hand of Coach Johnston also had a successful season. Playing some very good competion with onl 4 sophomores and the rest freshmen, -they amassed a L4 and 6 record. The Freshman team had a 10 and 6 record. The Baseball team again under the supervision of Mr. Van Scyoc this ye r entered a new and tougher league. They teamed to display an unusual amount of talent and as the season progressed they continually showed improvement. The track team, -also entering a tougher competition, proved capable of handling the situation. Mr. Hickman coached his boys in many rough meets, with the result of numerous honors being brought to our school. -57- WCHS O 20 28 19 6 6 6 13 FIRST ROW: P. jones, F. Joos, S. Galland, C. Cherrie, R. Poehlman, B. Schneider, E. Phillips, K. Hett T. Hexamer, Coach Hickman. SECOND ROW: R. Schroen, managerg Schlosser, M. Romani, Ernst, T. Haas, D. Miller, R. Heineman, A. King, M. Childs, K. Naffziger, R. Yoder, F. Hensey, D. Cherrie, B. Turner. THIRD ROW: D. Beebe, D. Peck, L. Hirstein, G. Lucas, G. Dingledine, B. Ebert, Koch, J. Foster, J. Blumenshine, F. Teffner. FOOTBALL VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES JUNIOR VARSITY WCHS OPPONENTS hiofton Dixon 38 7 East Peoria Sophs. Metamora 2 20 Morton Tremont FROSH-SOPH F afmingwn 7 wcus OPPONENTS Chillicothe 19 DUMP 0 ig HSI.. 23:31 If 21 Central Frosh 27 Morton 42 East Peoria Frosh FRESHMEN 53 Mid-County I 33 Metamora I 14 Mid-County V 19 Trewyn if R if M r' Fred Hensey PIOWS , Q ugh Farmington '39 YP- . .. I I l Q? i fm.. .fi T ff S 6 . dx' .xl of . I , , Dunlap gangs up on Stu Eureka' can t stop Mel Gallnnd Q 99 Romm' OPP 0 19 6 OPP. 0 6 O 7 6 O 6 0 6 ERNIE PHILLIPS - Senior Guard-A fiery guard who gave the JOHN ERNST - Junior End - john's defensive play combined with his offensive play will make him a strong contender for some special honors next year. PAUL JONES - Senior Guard-A demon at scrim- mage sessions. Paul had a lot of hard luck due to injuries. Paul is one of the ten senior ' this year. s le av ing team that extra 'go' with his excellent play. His aggre ssive- ness was outstanding both in practice and in games. DAVE CHERRIE-junior Center -Dave was a rug ed little linebacker who afso played a lot of offensive center. Dave will be back next year. MARK CHILDS - Junior llalfback-Did a superior job with the j.V.'s. Mark TOM HEXAMER - Senior Guard-A fiery competitor who never gave up. Tom was injured in the Tremont game and was out most of the remaining season. year. IOHN FOSTER - junior Guard - An excellent blocker who came through with his assignment in each game. john also was outstanding on defense. lle too will be back next is outstanding for his shifty running. lle is one of the 18 juniors who will be welcomed back. BILL SCHNEIDER-Senior Tackle - Although not seeing too much action Bill should be Compli- mented on his terrific blocking and his fine spirit. Ernst hangs on to bring down Eureka man. Al. KING-Senior End-A good defensive end who could stop end sweeps with his great tackling. 'CEN HETT -Senior Full- back-Ken was a very powerful runner. Aver- aged 455 yards per carry. lle also played defensive Kr Al's fine play will be missed next season. usher's spot will 0 fill next year. RANDY POEIILMAN - Senior Center-Randy was the regular center for the past two seasons. The familiar sight of him over the ball will be missed next year. -59- KEITH NAFFZIGER - junior Guard-Rough and clever, Keith is a hard man to corner. Not many opponents got past him. This fighting guard will certainly be welcomed back next year. DANNY PECK - Junior End - Dan was a very good defensive end. He's big and rugged and a hard man to move out of the way. BOB HEINEMAN-Junior End-Although he didn't see much action this year Bob will be a strong con- tender for somebody s job next year. BOB EBERT - Junior Guard -.Bob is a very aigressive playmaker w o is expected to play a major role in the coming season. FRED HENSEY - junior Defensive Halfback Fred's sure fire tackling ability is one reason he was defensive captain last fall. Behind his small Statllle is a lot of deter- mination and fight . LANNY HIRSTEIN-Sopho- more Fullback - This prom- ising soph is very fast for a big man. lle will see a lot of action in his future years at WCHS. GARY LUCAS - Junior Tackle-Luke had a spec- tacular season and will be back next year to haunt the opponents backfield. His great two way play makes him a bulwark our line. Washington backs break up pass play. RON YODER-Junior Center-Out half of the season because of an operation Sandy was very consistent on either offense or defense. lle could always be relied upon. FRED TEFFNER unior - J End-Another factor on the jr. Varsity. Fred is an outstanding defensive player who will also be back next year. FRED JOOS Senior End Fred should receive a great deal of credit for the amount of football he learned and his wonderful spirit in his first year of DFNNIS BEEBE Junior Guard Showed much promise this past season as a tough defensive line man. Dennis was a tricky and clever man who was hlrd to stop. COACH HICKMAN-Grad- uate of Illinois Western who has coached six ears prior to comin to Hlashington from Hamiion. This was his first year at WCHS. He won the ad- miration of the team and fans alike for his fine job done his freshman year. -50. varsity ball. TOM HAAS Junlqr Tackle Showed a lot of promise and will be seeing a lot of action next year Tom is a tough man to move TOM ADAMS - Senior Guard - Tom's all around ability on the hardwood has brought him all-state honors. llis exceptional shooting ability coupled with his great passing and defensive work has made him one of the school's and state's finest basket- ball players. Tom is co- captain. GORDON FAUBEL-Senior Forward-Gordon, one of the finest all around play- ers ever to play at WCHS is co-captain. At 6'2 he is one of the ruggedest re- bounders in the area. llis spot will indeed be diffi- cult to fill. Score two for Gordon as we beat Limestone second time. VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach Van Scyoc, R. Blumenshine, B. Dixon, K. llurst, B. Dworsack. BAK GEN lf THRAILKILL - Senior Forward - Gene's fine out shooting and powerful rebounding has been an asset to the Pan- thers this past season. A regular the past two sea- sons, the red head will be sorely missed next year. CHARLES BODMER - Senior Center - The work horse of the team, who has worked long and hard to play varsity ball. llis fine rebounding and scoring have made him into one of the Panthers' finer ball players. .3,,. W Q 'l M 'f f 'iw 5 l ' I CII N i ,Q IRQ, My f--fx. A gl V 5 L. 7 A X1 ,F li ig Q 53' 33 , 3 mx J BASEB LL X I -nu BASILBAI I ' f BOTTOM ROW M Mc! onaghy I- Hensey B Dxxon D kelly G Reents D Brunnenmeyer,Mr Xan Scyoc Coach SECOND ROWX C Crenshaw R wll1lS T Adams G Faubel D Messmer S balland M Romam IHIRD ROV D llolocker L Trovnllmn D lluehner L, Dmgledlne C Chex-ne Pssmgton CHEERLE DER VARQITX N1 I-ox Xl oos D Austm B Black ll Qanfxeld 67 :NMA I-ROS!! SOPII D Stump I Castor S Het! lx jackson B Baer VICTORS IN THE TAZEWELL MEET - 1955 BOTTOM ROW: B. Clauser, Coach Osness, 1. Ernst, C. Cherrie, Eble. SECOND ROW: S. Galland, J. Schlosser, L. Houseman, B. Turner, M. johnson R. Blumenshine. THIRD ROW: G. Thrailkill, G. Faubel, G. Graff, M. Sizemore, B. Ebert. TRACK J. Schlosserg the 220-a mighty pair K. Hett vaults to an Illio first. D. Cherrie throws the discus. -63. TIVITI The various clubs and organizations are a vital part of our school life. Through their participation in these activities, the students have learned to develop a sense of cooperation, responsibility, and leadership. The associations that are formed and the enjoyment that is derived from working within these groups are of lasting value. is if Qllfb t KLM p QM? WJ' - -A nf 169-. L xml q N ff Lila Dixon, Kathy lmhoff, Sue Wylie, jim Carmen, Ernie Phillips, Paul jones, Gretchen Zeigler. FIRST PRIZE The Senior float and Al Evans take first place Second prize goes to GAA Homecoming Queen and Attendlnts Us iii' 'fig fl ggi .H :Q , K Lf 2i4xJ K . K ' Z 1' 'U Li ,gr 3 'V GE ' mix Janet Wagenbach freshman Myrna joos, sophomore ackie Henry junior Janet Power: senior Qleen wh' Una Fay Odom Shula Thomas, and anet Gocker on the FHA float tie for I third prize Sophomores tie for third prize 70- , 1 Q ' if If im . X' ' H. K 2 .6 W 1 N i- , 1: .V 1 ' ' L z 5. . 4 . . ,T F 1 9 J I , s '. -'Q ' . ' ' M' s i 'A i ' ' . i - Q A , iw, 1 7 'J 'J L., K 3 a Q. 4' L z ' 1 . N , :S Y A I f p up Q 5 1 I 5 ., i 1 ' Q . af.. J M ri Q 4,4 li' Wlillhn HOMECGMI G Rm Skmner, Mark Oulds Roger Blumenshxne, Mary Fox, Vu' gunna Rapalee Qharon Stem, and Nancy Clater work on the unlor Class Float lrosh say Duck Gullx Ch1ll1 slips through 1: Q DQ.-. s 1- J - 's 4-A. J ' . : l --sr T -71 FIRST ROW Sunny., D Wrllhardr M Waldeck M Johnson R Skmner SECOND ROW J Gould C Bodmer S Thon 1s G Thrarlkxll, D Messmer, Mr ohnston advxsor C Cherne THIRD ROW S Bradle K Herbs B Black A We-rzel B Ebert A Esser G Zengler Deep Rxver Quartette entertam at assembly sponsored by Student Councnl TUDE T COUNCIL CREPE HANGERS Mr Johnston supervises anet Hutson Shrrla Thomas and Barb Wet zel during the Homecommg preparatxon P btw!-W5 A 'I' IW if FRONT ROW M Dykstra A Wetzel M Slmpson S Wyhe B Brown B Schnerder j Hutson B Black S Thomas B Kamp Schabmger S Frakes ackson, K McConkey M Plnnrk M Pfeffmger B Wenzel D Austm S Stem K Kopp L Blumenshme R Yoder B CK ROW T Adams D Huehner P Van Dyck G Faubel M Romanr M johnson B Drxon D Messmer L Dtxon S Cummmgs P Graff WBCOHI STAFF The sale of mdrvndual football prctures adds to the capttal of WaCoH1 ll yy ! 1 Q The WaCoH1 staff puch together to meet a deadlme 73- oz 'E A . X- .1 af ,fo f' V' 'Ev K , kv' 1, 47 ,M 4' ,V t . ,.,,x ,MJ F dl Q .ti ! X -Q' W A f 1 u 4 t f 4 A I - .. I ev I . ' 5 A.. 3 SEATED: K. Herbst, A. Esser, M. Gregory, Usnik, C. hllughes, S. Galland, S.'Bradle, Mr. Matson, ildvisorg G. Zeigler. : . , . , . , . , . , .. , . , . , . , . 7 J' I l 1 ' 7 J' ' 1 ' y ' U 9 ' 1 ' ..9 ' I 1 ' . . . , . , . , . . .- ,t O -.., te, . O ,eoe V A hx 1- Fi A f f C I Y- . A , X I r . O W A N . .. . . K 3 .E . .. :ff iff? ' fffir-up r T FRONT ROW M Srmpson S Frakes P Graff L Drxon S Bradle M Pfeffmger Mxss Bbert advtsor BACK ROW S Broyles D Grxmm M Mooberry B Black S Devme M Snell P Tlnthoff M Schmidt E Mosny E Tanner S Thuman C Broz B Kamp J ohnson Mosny PA THER STAFF 55, Barb and Myrna sellxng Panther l PRODUCTION LINE Mlss Ebert Beth Kamp ue Bradle Mary Snell, Sandy Frakes and Myrna Joos 74- 'Wm f ,, 4 7'lNcX 53.35, PHEWVWV' A sock hop sponsored after games by the Pep Club S Hett SECOND ROW V Rapalee J johnson Foreman, M kstra K Gardner P Hunt M Schmldt L Blumenshme, F Gober S Harvey B Dorward C Thomas M Legal C Harnung C Btatcher, R Roper Hartman V Stetns P Wenzel,C Schmidt S Thompson K Summer, Logan D Mantle,j Thewlrs K Rosenak j Wenzel C Brehmer Curtrs K McConkey ackson,P ackson March V Brucker C Ulffers, M Snell,PT1nthoff S Devrne Gobel Gordon Sue Geason FOURTH ROW M Orth K ackson B Baer S Esser P Ptpkm D Hawks,S Thomas Gould P Graff Brown F Durts M Zxmmerman S Henry Wagenbach S Baer, M Mooberry M Burroughs B Leuthold J Gor don K Herbst, R Lemweber I Mosny M Phrlllps I Vorce,-I Buselmexer S Thuman,R Lelnweber FIFTH ROW 1 Rose,I Teffner,P Davld S Zimmerman P Funk S Frakes, P Vohland M Planck K Zelgler, K Shotwell,S Sauer,j Gocker,P Muller,P Patterson N Massey A Esser,L DIXOH,-I Henry, K Kopp B Kamp S Stem, P Plummer,P Worth1ngton,C Summers C Perrm, C Smucker, D Nofsmger M ones SIXTH ROW D Stump J Edwards, B Matthews E Moore W HoppCherr1e C Remholtz W Hunzxcker M Turley L Ullom Maneas V Beebe R Madlmger, G Woodward U Odom jNafz1ger, D Schrock S Mooberry G Gngsby 1 Bodmer S Wlssel S Mxllard S Slonneger M Hememan, Scheerer D Grrmm, N Rose L Doremus SEVENTH ROW J Schabmger G Zelgler P Mxller S Berglund I Kamp M Mordhorst S Bacon B Nafzxger M Hmton D Mason JSmlIll j lowe C Quxgley L Castor EIGHTH ROW P Arvm l Schubert, R Barrett C Bachman j Rager, B Hanson S Symmonds K Waughop,N Berlett P Schmrdt S Cumm1ngs,C Ravenscraft, N Small L Lefler P Lynch,S Smxth, B Wrlsm Wrd mer M Qurglev j Meyer J Qumn E Mosny E Tanner A Remholtz A Helmuth D Schmldt D Wlese 76- I .gy N' . 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' ' ' GAA fr S- S wi 'MT BOTTOM ROW B baer J Brown S Ball M Snell S Esser S Mooberry I Lowe D Mason J Smrth R Barrett I Schubert C Bachman S Baer M Fox P Wenzel S Thompson C Schmrdt M Belt E Tanner M Turley M Pool N Small C Ravenscraft P Schmrdt I Meyer J umn F Mosny L Patterson SECOND ROW C Per-rm C Summers B Curtrs S Ward Dummer A Sternfeldt M Srmpson K Imhoff J Usnrk C Hughes D Austm I Foreman B Ixamp S Bradle Mrss Herthold Advnsor M Pfeffrnger M Dykstra J Gould P Graff M Ioos P ROW S Slonneger S Mrllard Smrth S Hartman D Stump S Geason J Gordon B Humphrey M Herneman J Scheerer W Hopp Cherrre B Ropp K Shotwell M Reents C Qlllgley, L Castor D Wlese G Gr1gsby,P Worthmgton S Stem R Lemweber K Herbst R Lemweber J Gordon P Funk B Black K Yergler S Fralres N Rose P Vohland W Hunzreker M Planck N Massey S Cummmgs D Lucas J Nafzrger P Patterson N Behrend B Weaver FOURTH ROW S Wrssel J Rose D Grrmm, M jones J Haley U Odom J Mosny,A Essex A Wetzel J Schabrnger I Phrllrps 1 Henry B Kamp K Kopp C Harnung C Bratcher J Hartman R Roper L Blumenshrne S Hett K Jackson S Henry J Wagenbach M Zrmmerman D Mantle J Thewlrs FIFTH ROW M Hrnton, L Doremus P Mrller C Broz B Nafzrger, S Berglund J Bodmer V Rapalee J johnson G Zergler B Wetzel M Mooberry S Thuman L Drxon S Wylre P Tmthoff J Curtls S Devme C Brehmer Goebel N Haddrck L Ullom Maness F Durts J Wenzel S Sauer P Prpkrn SIXTH ROW S Bacon Busel mere: M Phrllrps J Vorce V Stearns J Kamp M Mordhorst P Hunt K Gardner M Schmrdt B Dorward F Gober S Harvey S Lrmmerman S Thomas H Canfreld Emhoff I Gocker V Beebe B Zrmmerman 1 Dafnes N Clater G A A OFFICERS Meredrth Dykstra Vrce Presrdem Pam Plummer Actlvlty Leader ma Joos Secretarv Treasurer udy Gould Student Councrl Representatrve Pat Graff omt Recorder Marr Pfeffmger Presrdent rs not prctured 77 o o o ' ,X . I I P , lu I C ' . 1 z S ff . f -N ' ff N at : 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 . , . , . , . 1 , . , . U , . , . , . , . ,A . , . , . i , . , . t, . Q , ... , . . . : . I , ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 .lj b 1 1 . 1 1 . 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' I 1 ' 1 I ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 l - 1 ' Plummer, N. Avery, D. Rerchman, B. Thewlrs, C. Thomas, M. Legal, j. Edwards, I. Teffner, D. Schmidt. THIRD : ' 7 ' ' 7 J' l ' ! ' ! ' - I ' ! ' . Q ' . U ' U , . U ,D . , . , I. , . . , . ., . . ! ' 7 ' ' 9 ' Y ' ! ' . D ' 1 ' Y . ' 1 I ' l ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 0 1 - 1 ' . 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 - , . . ' :. 1. , . , . . , . , . , . . 1 ' 7 : ! ' ! ' ! ' Y ' 2 ' 7 ' 7 ' l 7 ' Y ' - 7 ' U ' ' 7 ' I ' ' Y ' ! ' ! ' ' - : . . , . , . , .. . . , . a . U , . , . , . - , . , . ,. . , , , K. . 1 . , . , . ,J. ' , . . . , . U , . , . , . , . . : l. ,J. - I 1 ' NJ- ', . 1' ' 1 ' 1 l ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' . 1 ' 1 ' Y ' l ' I ' l ' 7 J' 1 ' Y ' 1 ' ! 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Play rr krda Play xt' Because Annette Esser has grven so wholeheartedly of her trme and energy to the success of the chorus she has been elected as the recl pxent of the Anon Award from that department ,K 'van AG! Gene Thra1llul1's outstnndm tnlem and contrrbutrons have entrt ed hm to recexve the Anon Award from th: band Hrs help has been rnvalunbl to the department Selected as a representatxve from the band to attend the Egyptran Musrc Camp thrs comrng summer was Slum Hen, 1 freshman Representmg the chorus at the Egygtrln Music Camp wrll be I sop omore, Barbara Humphrey. ...33... , , A e.,.,.L Y -. fn' l': '1'.V . .' I If . ,Q , . -, X 5 . - Q -as Q, .tk Q , fs ,. 4 qs Y rv W gf is in Q A v. Q 'V 33? ,ja fykfaga. i f ,, Q Y W ai ., . X A Q a, 'gs Q ii 1 ' 1 Q X ,A 4 ' ' 5. nf m Q , , z g , A 5 ' .E k 4' Q, .1 X., , J . 1' E J if wi ? 9 1' ' v 5, if B if X LS '- Q .wi ' . ,k S, 53 N5 A g Aa z' mg f A - 5. hkbx X s ww. ww v 1 Q x -- t . , 10 ' - .N - ' X ' W , LM +R V 4 ,... , .IBS .uw.-MN. , - .... . W ,li I ,, 'ij U 1 gs ' 0 QQX Q A f- in an A snu- FIRST ROW S Thomas B Thewlrs C Thomas M Legel D Rexchman Mrss Robmson advxsor K McConkey B Kamp M llememan R Madlmger U Odom SECOND ROW B Hanson S Symmonds S Broyles M Faulkner K Rosenak C Remholtzj Poehlman K Summer M Alrg N Behrend Kamp THIRD ROW H Canfreld V llughes E Tanner S Ward Wagenbach D Schrock S Smxth M Albertson P Mrller N Berlert N Avery S Thompson FOURTH ROW S Henry D Stump I Emhoff J Gocker M Mordhorst G Woodward FHA Dan Cupnd strrkes agam' Valentme Formal J CJ ,gs The tables are turned It s leap year is r iv 86- :Q . , . 1 , . , . , . , , g . , . , . ' , . , . . ' : . , . , . ,t . , . , . , . , . , . . , . , J. : : . , . : . , . , . , . , . , . . 0 0 O hi. ,., fl 9 37, Q W ' .u fl J. ap K I l X 1 4. . -.wv,,. ,k , M.,1, 3. - ' 'K ' Q Q L. :Q ,, 'iz--M-W f ' S , -- , - ., K ... K K Gordon Faubel ci-owning Doris Reichman Aren t they cute7 lmrmture baby sluers Don't step on my feet! FHA Valentine Dance. -.871 sean Poehlman receiving Betty Crocker honors rom Miss Robinson. FIRST ROW: D. Wiese, F. Gober, K. Gardner, Miss Casperson, advisor, M. Pool, I.. Blumenshine, J. johnson, S. Frakes, S. Baer, M. Snell, P. Tinthoff, G ebel. SFCOND ROW: J. Buselmeier, M. Phillips, R. Ryf, G. Ray, ll? Carlson, J. Broz, T. Bailey, L. Castor, K. jackson, M. Planck, ja Poehlman, S. Hartman. TIIIRD ROW: N. Clater, S. Bacon, R. Roper, N. Rose, D. Grimm, S. Hett, S. Zimmerman, S. Harvey, P. David, Lowe, C. Quigley, Edwards, Henry, P. Funk. FOURTH ROW: J. Rose, P. llunt, M. Turley, j. Meyer, J. Quinn, E. Mosny, V. Beebe, C. Sands, I. Scheerer, D. Nofsinger, S. Ball, I. Schubert. PANISH LUB THREE OLD SOCKS Sally Baer, Sharon Hett, and Judy Johnson. A HOT TIME IN THE OLD TOWN. F. Gober, R. Ryf, I. Broz, M. Mooberry, M. Pool, L. Blumenshine, S. Baer. THE LXNEUP ll. Uorward, S. llarvey, D. Cherrie, R. Ackerman, L. Blumenshine, P. Hunt, K. Gardner, F. Gobc., J. johnson, L. Castor, S. llett FRONT' G Lucas Miss Casperson S Baer AM Q lr Sl fi 'Q- Q-1 FIRST ROW Sealed I Bruckman A Wxlson Gordon C Zelgler C Caldwell B Brown M Waldeck M Dykstra k FIRST ROW Srandmg A Helmurh B Black B Ropp, D Lucas, W Hunzrcker, R Madlnnger, M Snell, Miss Leary advxsor J Haley J Vonce M Faulkner SECOND ROW J Gordon, G Gngsby, S Mooberry FIRST ROW Scans P Pxpkm K Herbst J Gordon M Ioos SECOND ROW P Worthxngron B Humphrey B Wetzel P Tmthoff THIRD ROW S Devme M Planck, A Robbms L Ullom FOURTH ROW I Hxll A Clark P Vohland C Smucker FIFTH ROW S Esser, L Doremus SIXTH ROW C Broz C Relnholtz LATIN CLUB L Castor S Herr, j Hutson, and A Lxgget cut a rug at the Soc Hop .X Mlss Leary works dllngenrly n ans for t e Latxn Club party 3- fl -8 Y I ,-N r . ' ' N7 H A . u Q . X' b' 1 , K , XJ' Q K, V 'R' 1. N 0 I 1 s 1 , B, . 7. P, Q' an K I ' V. , sy ' - - I E b ' 43 Q H' I I ' X 9 : v ' U 1 J' x ' ' 1 ' v ' r ' 1 ' ' SECOND ROW: B. Hememan, B. Cochran, J. Ernst, J. Schoonert, D. Herlocker, D. Class, V. Rosenberj, P. Van Dy e. l , ' : . . , . , . . . . . . . ' . :. ,'.,. ,l .l ', . ll.: .',,.. ,l x X , - , . ix X - My . . O f . ff'- . , P1 . 'I 5 ' Q. . ,Mk B , 'W b A 3 W 'Q' I .. lx,.,.,f ' 9'- 5 fmnw me nsnmz UH? ill Hmm? Hill MI! sf-Q was nn... FRONT ROW L Dxxon M Dykstra S Thuman S Zlmmerman S Esser M Pfeffmger S Bradle D Ausun V Rapalee BACK ROW M Snell S Thompson A Essex' R Lemweber B Humphrey I Rage: Mrs Andrews advlsor I Nafz1ger Schabxnger K Herbs: B Black K Kopp S Hett S Devlne M Planck LIBRARIANS SERIOUS SMALL TALK Sue Wylie, janxce Shabmger, Annette Esser, Meredxth Dykstra, Sue Bradle ON THE JOB Iulxa Qumn, Marsha Turley 90- W .1,,,, a,.,. A L ,.W. A .1 ' K 1? Y - 4 A il' I 5 L E f 1 T 2, , 5 2, 5 . Q W- la M-We lil 2 15 A -------. Q aaf-A L S' yn' 7' 1-3-D .W A fa ' wa, 5 L l A we f, .,,. Q 5 . 7 oz N Q wx 1, ff S -5 W -. V -,L Q Qs. s 1' f O fun 'W as l -.. I W in . + A sg T W. 1 ' 'N S W' A' - -f 4 . : . ' , . , . - , . ' , : , . ' , . , . ' , . i . . : . 1 , . , . , . , . 1 , . , . 3 . ,J. , . , . , . , . , . , . . 2 .Mx .. Charge of the 6th hour gym class Calrsthenxcs suffen muscles Dancing creates grace and poise? jackre walls for the bully Through the generous cooperation of businessmen of this area this year s yearbook will be bigger and better W sincerely wish to thank all those who have made this possible 92 f V YESS WALTER G JAMESON. AIA ELBERTI HARRISON AIA .IAMESON AND HARRISON ARCHITECTS ENGINEERS 103 N Madxson Ave PEORIA ILLINOIS Krchltects and Englneers for the addxtlons and alteratxons for the Washlngton Communxty Ihgh School 93 . E Q - 0 , n 1 n I u o , . . A . Qual ity Plumbing Service HARRY C. ABELE PLUMBING COMPANY 407 N. Bourland Ave. Peoria, Illinois VIE RE BUILDING SCHOOLS TODAY C. IBER 8: SGNS - CCNTRACTORS 430 Fondulac Drive Peoria, l Plumbing and Heating Contractors R. E. McCONNEll COMPANY l09 S. Monroe Street Peoria, lllinois SO TOMORROW WILL BE YOURS. Jusr 1100 O i f S. C. SCHAEFER ELECTRIC INC CONTRACTING ESTIMATING Commercial Industrial Power Lighting 323 Washington Street Peoria, lllinois Phone 4-2448 - 4-4312 ....95.. 5,4 Manlyn Sxmpson and Alan Kmg look at then' favorite magazmel WASHINGTON REXALL DRUGS PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS L. S. Edwards, Mgr., Rph. -96... Merchants Candy and Tobacco Co L.aPalrna Phrllles Red Dot John Rusklns and Stetsons Crgars Bering Clear Havana Crgars Webster Golden Weddrng Queens Fancy Tarls Fme Candles Lowney Box Chocolates Tobaccos Cigarettes Gloves Paper Goods Fountain Supplues and Notrons J S fJlMl ANDREW Owner 103 Sanford Street Telephone 3 5107 or 2 5108 Peona lllrnors MEYER MOTDR COMPANY MORRIS FLORAL SHOP AND GREENHOUSE When lt's Flowers--Say lt With Ours Plants Phone 550 Flowers 908 South Mum Washington, lllrnors I 97 - . I . . I I . l ' ' 5 I l I I Cigarette Vending Machines T , ,Y u n ' r ne . WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATION BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS Radlo Manufacturers Inc R ll M PI k 98- 1 Fred joos and Carl Cherrie check new tread at C Best Wishes to the Senior Class Dr Ward Adams KIMPLING IIO S HIGH ST PHONE 240 WASHINGTON ILLINOIS Look your very est .3........ Shula Th E t ty e Shop ot THE COTTON SHOP 99 MQMQWN 1 arma E 1 at ESSIG MOTOR COMPANY Success In the future COMPLIMENTS OF to the Ra Mar Cafe West edue of Woshlngton Class of 56 A 8: P Food Store 100- 5 I 5 . j'm C n and Al vans adm're the new models as LEINWEBER S ORN AMENTAL IRON WORKS Sal Compl BUllDlNG and lOAN ASSOCIATION F Y H D gN d BUYAT FLOORS AND WAllS N Paul Fxcht and Emne Phxllnps admire display 3 Omamental Iron Works Made to Order Schwinn Bikes- es 8. Se I imenis of the of Washington Illinois cor in ee s DR. D. D. THOMPSON OP TOMETRIST 515 Peoria Street Washington Illinois MARTHA S CAFE MARTIN PONTIAC COMP ANY 133 Commercial Square 102 I Kay McConkey and Bob Leuthold stop for lunch dl' A ' I :iff aww VITA' D Pureauyd HOMOGENIZED l Best nn the state' FRED FAUBEI 8. SONS Ready Max Concrete Llmestone- Gravel WASHINGTON ILLINOIS Comphments C. 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I of Compl Iments of LILLIAN L RICH MD WASHINGTON ILLINOIS STEFFEN FEED SERVICE 704 Catherme St Washlngton III Phone 284 HONEGGER FEED KENTUCKY AND VIRGINIA COAL SMELZ LUMBER COMPANY Good Lumber FrIendIy Servlce Burlders Hardware Lumber TIIe-Pamt Roofmg Gloss MIII Work Washlngt n Phone 252 104- 0 5 C O I . . , . 1 1 Q I I I . . 4 . - a n n In ' o Whlte Funeral Home Success IH the future to the class of 56 FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE Brlll Electncal Contractor Phone 77 MOTOR REPAIR Wnshmgton lllmols HAROLD E BOCKLER Basement Excavotrons Trle Dltchrng Grading LEM AN 8c MICHAEL lnternatlonal Harvester Dealer Sales 8- Service Metamora lllnols Maytag 105 WASHINGTON, ILLINOIS Specialists in QV' Mxke Gregory gets slxcked up If Martm s Barber Shop WORK DONE BY APPUINTMENT If you luke Menz IGA Market 106 South Mom Phone 36 Compliments of cnocemes Mens Wayne .I Kmsmgff, D D S FRESH VEGETABLES 106- TAZEWELL COUNTY REPORTER HETT 8: BROWN GENERAL coNTRAcToRs Compliments of lllinois' Oldesi Established Weekly-- Founded May 12, 1840 m s k WWQSMW M R Q an, MSLWM .fi W WW W-ww? gg Mg w.,1'S'1-mmm as 56 fi 'aw wi Md 35? ,,,.,..,.-qw:-vw! 153' C9 Wm, VVASHINGTO REALTY CO PA Realtors Sales - Home Loans - Insurance l39 Comml. Square Washington, -Illinois Phone 70 Phone 71 108- FORD GARBER MOTOR COMPANY 106 8 Peoria St Phone 204 Soles Service Washington lllmols FINLEYS MARKET QUALITY South Side Square Phone 46 Compl :ments H K M uerl BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS Wm En gel 109 Q Meat - Poultry - Fish of . Compliments of STEIMLE S PHARMACY F W. Steimle, R Ph WASHINGTON, ILLINOIS Shoes for the Entlre Fomlly Ladies Larkwood Hose Roehm and Co WASHINGTON ILLINOIS NOW SELF SERVICE AND AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE F T fScI1rodIHerbst Phone 39 110- 9 Tl! 'Roehm Shoes Wear Well' V I STRUBHAR 8. SONS PLUMBING HEATING and SHEET METAL WORK SKELGAS SERVICE 203 Peonu Sheet WASHINGTON ILL MUSIC Exchange Washington Eureka Suburban Auto Body WACOHI Televlslon Pianos Musical Merchandlse 111 o 0 I , . Begg Wishes Success to the Class of '56 to I , ui Fbelh SAUDE11 The Store of Beautr u Furniture DRAPERIES CARPETING AND UPHOLSTERINQ 0 1116 PEORIA AVENUE x S. 8 ng.-1 WASHINGTON ILLINOIS I f MCARTHUR DISTRIBUTING 'll CKUNCH Ok 1- gl-F CO Inc Compl Iments of H5 'VHDL BLUE STAR ' Nauonal Hydrauhc Company 4307 S Adams St POTATO CHIPS Phone 7 3113 112 Anne Wetzel shows G rdon au r e newest fab ' s for home decoration. vi' 'Y - Y Y W 0 gf I ' I , I L 7 , f ..J' , Complimen s o 0 0 TWINKLI ILUI sun sam . . . 'AS' YI C Sw L . I '44, . v lk, I . , 4 McKay's Quahty Meats COMPLIMENTS OF Cook Machme Co 113 Repon Restrmg Repomt Rewlg Redress 301 Eos, Jefferson jackie jackson and Beth Ka p all dolled up Woshnngton Illlnols THE D0ll SHOP AND HOSPITAL Ideal Hardware Co. Phone 19 Smart Students Shop At 110 5, Mm SL W Springs Dress Shop HARDWARE - T. v. SERVICE 104 5, Main 114- it's my Iurn... NOW 4? Now, It s my turn to earn my place ln our commumty in our country Someone before me had his turn someone bullt the schools I attended . someone subscrxbed to the hospxtal bulldmg fund someone worked on the fund drlves for church and charlty on Scout commlttees on the thousand and one CIVIC affalrs that weave strength and character mto thl8 country of ours , Someone ln fact many were good cltlzens before me Now xt s my turn to take up the responslbxhtles of cltxzenshlp I know I w1Il be a good cltxzen only lf I make up my m1nd to be that I w1ll reap the rewards of good CltlZ6HShlp only 1f I mvest ln them that I and mlllxons llke me w1ll determme the klnd of communlty and country we will l1ve ln Strong commumtxes mean a strong Natlon cA'rEnPlLl.An TRACTOR co A A UUDIIU , tl .-Pb Q F,-f ' EM U N DU U D - Ulllfl rl 115- ., , if fff . . . . : ' f l . . v Nl . . Y' .. In . , are . . . .... . n. J x . . . 0 . . . I g ' 1 ' x H I I A ' ua xx I X 5 t -f I as 1 I 5' ' I U , f rfe gill h, an 3 S . lg' ! l',f!L .l Q c- ' Q I I I L. E. Monroe, M. D. COMPLIMENTS OF Shell O11 Statlon Bob Poehlman Mgr CONGRATULATIONS T0 THE CLASS 0F 1956 WASHINGTON C0 0P 116- , 0 I I Gary 0'Neal and Don McCullough che r. eorge Funk. l TOWN 8: COUNTRY ANIMAL HOSPITAL Dr Ruth M. Schroeder Compliments of Mon Tue wed 81Fn 912AM36PM Thursdays 912 A M sqnnacys 912 A M 2 3 P M Sundays By appointment only PHONES Offnce 645 Res 645 Han-xet Canfleld and Donna Ausun take up housekeeping HERBST HARDWARE 117 . I , . ., ., ., 1- ..-.. Z- .. Z- .--.. : ' . . . u o I I , . I Compliments of LAND S REXR MARTIN F'roD Phone 369 THE WASHINGTON GREEN HOUSE on U 5 24 we TELEGRAPH FLOWERS Flower Bouquets Planfs Funeral Flowers, Vegetable Plums and sua, wAsHINGToN ILLINOIS Anne Stemfeldt Stu Galland and Don Messmer stop for a coke SUMMER S DAIRY 118 I -I . . . . . I I 1 1 T, ,xxx .ex - . A . I s ' 3 EIIBIA ANDY GMPANY QUALITY SERVICE DEPENDABILITY ESTABLISHED SINCE 1900 TELEPHONE 6 8701 1001155 WASHINGTON ST BRIA2 ILLINO Compliments of CMUSEI1 SINCLAIR :ffm DYKSTRA S JEWELRY Commercual Square Dorry Dyk rr 119 PE , IS 2 A 2 ' I f Q- I i ,r A I A L I ff ' I iffy -sf. . 2 V 'YI' I A 2 r ' , -E 3 if V N36 5 I ff-, f I 2.531 , '11 N ' ' 0 rg' ,I I . ' . I .. I- I , ' If - 'Wifi - Foreman hard k V! , .I K 5 N-'D . Q 11 'A S - - in ,. .-- ' S v is rx :.'h'7'am ... Q. ' Q BEST WISHES T0 THE SENIOR CLASS OF '56 Dil CONSTRUCTION ROBERT KIMPHNG 508 N- M ' Plumbing 8. Heating W If 'H' ' Hoop ' s W h' Ill' ' GENERAL CONTRACTORS Ph 449 CENTRAL ILLINOIS LIGHT COMPANY Robert McLaren owner Radios Refrigerators Auto Accessories Electrucal Contractsng Tools Radxo Repanr Housewares pamts an STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES Bloomington llllnols R R Alexander Phone 92 II2A Commercial Sq Agent Washmgfon llllnols COMPLIMENTS OF GOI.IlD VARIETY 121 I I I I d Electrical Appliances f J I . . I MODEL CLEANERS SPORT GOODS HABECKER FUNERAL HOME PORTMAN Amb , In CONC IVICQ ulance Se P ACROSS FROM THE COURTHOUSE I ii LQ. x .J x Mg?-,pzx Ei Congratulations to the Class of '56 from Caldwell Motor Sales JUST FOR TEENS' from hanr bows to bobby socks you ll find your needs and wants can be quickly fulfilled at qkml' Ahcla D1 gledme and Chuck Bodmer know where to save Always a friend of W C H S DANFORTH BANKING COMPANY WASHINGTON ILLINOIS 123 'dn-1 Daughter FREDERICK G JOOS SR Senior SOPh0lIlOl'C Who xs a partner of Fggtball Cheerleader Band Chorus MORTON REALTY C0 Ca d'da'ef ' Homecommg queen MORTON ILL and WASHINGTON ILL Offrce 7901 PHONES Off1ce614 FARMS HOMES LOANS INSURANCE Compllments Dr Cly more PE TRO! EUM PRODUCTS CALL 300 CALL 300 COMET Oll C0 105 W jefferson Sr WASHINGTON, ILLINOIS Wholesale -Re tall 124- Son I A ii Q 1 of . . of . . l 5 r Gene Thrailkill delivers groceries for his dad Pauls Grocery PAUL THRAILKILL Prop Fancy Meats LIYOCCFICS Vegetables Froren Foods Phone 22 116 S Mam Phone ll WASHINGTON ILLINOIS We Del wer Baty s Barn Everybody goes dancmg at Baty s Barn Karen Shotwell and B111 Dlxon Lrnda Castor and Wendy jones 125 9 , . 1 is 1 1 - I I 3 - 1 MELVIN 0. MOEHLE Attorney at Law Office Phone 608 Residence Phone 747 WASHINGTON FINANCE CO. LOANS, S25-S500 Bill Schroeder l'I8 Peoria St. Manager Washington, HI. Telephone 782 Best Wishes fo WACOHI DR. A. A. SCOGGIN CHIROPRACTOR -126- DR. J. II. LICIITENWALTER OPTOMETRIST By Appointment Phone 678 OFFICE HOURS: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. CLOSED THURSDAYS Specializing in Visual Analysis and Prescribing of Glasses lEvenings by Appointment, Compliments of H. W. ENGEL, D.D.S THE PROFESSIONAL BUILDING 'I 'I8 Peori a Street WASHINGTON, ILLINOIS -127- Beth Kamp and jaclue jackson Del Rayleen Beauty M111 Mabel Wrstehuff Allen Permanents Cold Waving Machme and Machmeless No matter what the sport, buy your trophy wmnmg equxpment KEENAN'S SPORTS at 126 Walnut Complete Beauty Service Telephone 390 at MATTHEW MUSIC COMPANY 5 M S PEORIA ILLINOIS WASHINGTON OIL COMPANY Phone 31 119.- Aberle Bc verly 46 Ackerman Roy 42 Adams Jack 61 46 Adams Bob 52 66 Adams Tom 3 67 Albertson N1arta84 8 18 411g John 18 Allg Xlyrn186 46 Arvrn larry 56 f6 vrn lattrcxi 85 57 Nschenbrenner Donna 81 57 ustxn Donna K 3 18 23 Avery 5111.484 85 18 Bachman Carol 84 7 I Bachman Rodney 57 C1 Bacon Sherry C 8185 Barlty Jerry4 Barley Xlary 42 Barley Tom 52 88 1 er Barbara ff 84 7 aer Silly 84 B Sally 6 4 52 88 Barrttt Rosemary 7 46 76 Barry Ronald 9 19 Baumgartner Gerry 52 61 Beebe Dennrs 42 eebe Nrda 84 85 76 Behrend Nlancy 2 Belcher Fdvyard 52 Belt Nlona R71 84 85 Berlett Tom 46 Black Barbara 76 74 8 77 Blumens hxne B lu me nshrne Blume nshlne Blumenshlne Jerry L L ane 85 er 5 71 R nme 5 42 62 63 Bodmer Charles 63 123 75 2 62 64 Bodmer Jeanette 76 84 85 23 46 Boyd Jerry 52 61 Bradle Sue 76 73 90 84 7 Bradley Charlene 36 Bradley Ronald Bradshaw Robert 46 61 Branson Ronald 52 Bratcher Charlotte 76 7 42 Brehmer Carol 84 7 46 C Brown Bob 73 89 46 Brown Jud1th85 77 52 76 Broy les Vlarcra 84 52 Broyles Sandra 54 84 85 74 6 Broz Caro184 85 77 7 74 9 Broz Joe 75 42 88 Brucker Vonrta 85 46 Bruckman Joe 89 52 Burgland Sandra 85 1 46 Brunnenmeyer Dennrs 46 67 Burroughs Calvm 52 Burroughs Niary 85 42 6 Buselmeler Judy 84 77 46 6 88 Cadwell Clifton 56 89 52 Canfleld Hxrret 117 82 6 19 32 Carlson Hugh 43 85 42 88 Carmen Jrm 70 100 19 Cashdollar J D 20 Castor Linda 125 77 52 76 88 84 Cherrle C rl98 75 71 72 67 20 Cherrle Davrd 44 42 75 Cherrre Wrnnre Hopp 84 7 47 Chrlds Mark 71 42 Clark Ann 89 46 Class Drck 89 46 Clarer Nancy 71 85 77 42 Clauser 1311185 46 Cochran Bob 56 89 52 Corpe Jrm 75 42 62 63 64 Coulter jack 85 20 Crenshaw Carl 75 42 67 Chrlst Rodney 46 Cummtngs Susan 84 77 52 76 73 Curtrs Barbara 84, 77 52 Curtts Janet 76 84 77 46 Dafnes Jean 85 77 42 76 Davrd, Pat 85, 42, 76, 88 130- Davtson Terry 52 61 Dean N1ari.,aret42 Devlne Sharon 84 7 74 89 46 6 0 Dmgledxne Ar ra 123 0 Dtngledme ry 42 5 Dmgledlne Rogtr 42 Drxon lrla 70 6 20 34 Drxon B111 25 7 6 62 Doremus Dave 85 21 Doremus L nda 84 89 46 76 Dorward Barbara 43 85 7 676 Dot zert Flmer 52 Drum Dale 52 Dubors Robert 52 D rts A185 46 52 61 6 Duns Frances 84 77 76 85 Dummer Judy 84 77 Dworsack Bruce 62 Dykstra Nleredrth 90 119 84 2 21 Dykstra Nhke 89 46 Fbert Bob 44 42 75 hdwatds Judy 85 77 52 76 Fmhoff Joanne 99 77 86 76 21 Emhoff Wrllram 46 Ernest Bob 75 72 42 E nst John 43 5 89 42 Esders Earl 42 Izsser Annette 90 84 72 85 77 76 Esser Sarah 90 76 52 7 lssxngton Gerry 46 66 67 Estabrook Juhan 46 Fyans D1v1d52 61 Faubel Gordon 112 5 67 73 6 63 64 Faubel Jerrv 52 66 Faubel lynne 46 Iaulkner Eyererte 85 22 Faulkner Nlarlorrc 84 89 86 4C Frcht Paul 101 Flnson Tom 46 Foreman Joycel 4 7 22 Foster Fred 50 52 61 Foster John 42 x N1 rty 71 7 67 42 Frakes Qandra 76 74 46 73 88 7 4 French Lloyd 47 Funk Peggy as 77 47 76 ss Calland Spencer 52 61 Galland Stuart 118 75 73 67 22 Garber Jlm 42 Gardner lxay 84 85 77 42 76 8 Garrtson Larry 52 Gazelle Loretta 53 Gazelle Louetta 53 Geason S e 84 77 4 76 Gebhardt Delmer 23 85 Giles Gerald 42 Grles Paul 53 Cnlmour Bruce 48 53 Glover Carlos 47 Gober Fran 85 77 42 76 88 Gocker J net 84 70 7 86 78 Goebel J y 84 85 47 76 Gordon anet84 77 89 41 6 Gordon Jerry 85 89 42 Gordon Ju y43 84 77 89 Gossman John 47 61 G uld J dy 23 27 72 85 77 7 raf Pat7 74 23 76 7 Gregory Xhke 106 23 73 35 Gresham Larry 47 Gresham Nhckey 53 Grtgsby Gretchen 84 77 89 53 76 Grtmm Drane 84 77 74 47 76 88 Gudat Roland 47 Gullett Duan 47 Gunderson George 53 Gundy lots 47 Haas Tom 43 Haddrck Nancy 84, 85 77 23 27 Haley June 89, 43 77 Hansen Barbara 84, 85 86 43,76 Hardtng, Dale 53, 61 Hardy, Dave 24 ' U 7 , re' ,2 ,, 7, ,63,T'5,62,64,18,37 .' . 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