Windsor High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Windsor, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1954 volume:

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C leo McClure, Eileen Young Adviser ........ ............ E lenore Moberley Senior Portraits and yearbook photography by Blankenberg Photographers, Kankakee Illinois ...2... ma if ff'-'f s LQ EM. 'T J. R. CURRY Superintendent Windsor Community Unit Schools: in MIN' WH-1 DONALD L. ZABEL Principal Windsor High School E NY J his -Ur MRS. EUGENE NORMAN Eastern Statc College, B.S. Ed. Cracluntc work :it Eastern State College Business Education GLEN THOMPSON Eastern State College, B.S. I'.tl. University ol' Illinois, M. Ed. Industrial Arts ,gk wr' ' 193 ,W vi . . '?'fi5frgi. i '..5 klfi Q-' n ,, K! 5 it if 33 . ras.. X ... ,,.e .. Q' .J N-4 at i J' H fr- TY 4,6 ORRIS A. SENG University of Illinois, A.B., M.S. Science, Assistant Coach JOHN H. GALLIGAN jR Murray State College B.S. Ed. Mathematics 91' GWIZNDOLYN HAMMER University of Illinois, B.S.. M.S. Home Economics LUTHER E. MARTZ University of Illinois, B.S. Vocational Agriculture ELEN ORE MOBERLEY Eastern State College B.S. Ed. University of Illinois, M. Ed. English Library VALETA SCHMIDT Eastern State College B.S. Ed. English Spanish DOUGLAS BEGEMAN james Millikin University B.M. Graduate work at Wesleyan University Band MYRON MCKITTRICK Drake University, B.D. Graduate work at Butler University Chorus pm, ROBERT BUCHANAN University of Illinois, B.S., M.S. Coach Driver Training Boys' Physical Education MRS. GEORGE VON LANKEN Eastern State College, B.S. Ed. Social Science Girls' Physical Education 'Q' A Liu' , nv- ei ' , vi V t , .. . .n t , - 1 I t y t k mu f' gyyg. 4 3- A 5 x 5 . . .WM .1 5 Janitor Unit Secretary wmis walker Gertrude Green Our cooks, Lucille johnson and Mrs. Andy Camic, get ready 10 serve two students in the lunch line. Our bus drivers, Eugene Dieu, Ben lilliolt, Bill Cznnic, Abe Sims, Paul Milsap, and jim Butcher. VI' ,, Q i M ,mug .ff BREAD X X We 1. 'I Jax Ss -7 , as ff Ni K Bruce - I might be danger- - Twinkle, Twinkle, BRUCE NOLEN ous. . . so look outl President 43 Secretary 33 Basketball 4, man- agar 33 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4: Stu- dent Council 4, Vice-president 4. NANCY ALEXANDER Nancy - Treat me nice, or let me bel F.H.A. l, 3. RUTH BELDON Ruthie - Argumentation is an art acquired by few. Assistant Activities Editor POW-WOW, 43 F.H.A. 43 Chorus l, 2, 3, 4. STANLEY BJ U RSTROM Stan - And more the wonder grew, that one head could hold all he knew. Sports Editor POW-WOW 43 Treasurer l, 2, 33 Basketball l. 2, 3, 43 Baseball l, 2, 3, 43 junior Play 3. S john Buckalew, Secretary3 Dar- lene Elliott, Treasurer: Miss Moberley, Advisor: janean Fin- ley, Vice-President: Bruce Nolen, President. JAMES Pinky WUHE , vi' . 4, C r 3, . ili Y 1 ww 4 another basketball Star! Editor POW-WOW 43 junior Editor POW-WOW 33 President 33 Bas. ketball l, 2, 3, 43 Baseball I, 2. 3, 43 Track 23 junior Play 33 Chorus l. ROGER BRIDGES Rocky - l'll gradually get there if you'll give me time. Business Manager POW-WOW 43 Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Baseball l, 2, 3, 43 Junior Play 3. JOHN BUCKALEW john - Unlike most people. when he talks, he says some- thing. Circulation Manager POW-WOW 43 Secretary 4. JANE BU NYARD Janie - Merry as a marriage bell. Circulation Manager POW-WOW 43 Cheerleader 83 Band 1, 2. 3, 43 F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Recreation Chairman 3, Public Relation Chairman 4: Chorus 43 Librarian 4. DON NA COOLEY Donna - Wicked eyes and a spirit that dares! Majorette 3, 45 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3. 4, Proiects Chairman 41 G.A.A. 3, 4, Vice- President 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. PHYLLIS CAROLINE COX Phyllis - Life without a giggle was never worth living. Typist POW-WOW 43 Junior Play 33 Chorus l, 2. REX CROY Rex - Young men will be young men. Basketball 2, Man- ager 4: Track lg F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. CAROL DOEHRI NG Carol - Studies and fun: fun first! Typist PONVJVOW 43 Band l, 2, 3, 4, Contest En- sembles l, 2, 3, -lg F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Projects Chairman 33 G.A.A. 41 junior Play Promptcr 3: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4. CAROLE LIANE EDXVARDS Liane - She's just a sailor's sweetheart. Editor POW-WOW 4g Editor Newspaper 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 4, Contest Ensembles 3, 45 F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Public Relations Chairman 3: G.A.A. 4: junior Play 3: Chorus l, 2, 4, Girls Scxtettc 4. tx I . A DARLEN E ELLIOTT Darlene - I'd rather be dead than unnoticed! Band Repor- ter 3: Treasurer 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Contest Ensem- bles l, 23 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 42 G.A.A. 3: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Librarian 3. CAROL ANN ELLISON Carol Ann 4'If smiling makes the world go round, she surely keeps it turning. Snapshot Edi- tor POW-WOW 43 Vice-Presi- dent 3: Student Council 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, 43 G.A.A. 3, 45 Junior Play 3. JANE ELSON jane - I want what I want when I want it! Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Contest Ensembles l, 2, 3, 43 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus l, 3, 4. JAN EAN FINLEY janean - Full of gentle kind- ness, her looks and language are. Activities Editor POW- WOW 43 Vice.President 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Contest Ensembles 1, 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4, His- torian 3: Chorus l, 2, 4. JAMES FLEMING james - My heart is wholeg my fancy free: go way,little girl, don't bother me. Business Man- ager POVV-WOW 4g Newspaper Editor 43 Student Council 43 Band I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Librarian 4, Contest Ensembles 2, 3, Al, Pep Band 43 Librarian 4. JUNE I 0S'I'l'IR june - I like all boys and girls: boys first! F.H.A. 2, 35 G.A.A. 3, 4, President 4. DOLORES CARNER 'l'ippy - Every little girl has an giggle all her own! Band I, 2. 3, -l, Contest Ensembles 3, 4: F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4. MARY LENA GODDARD Mary Lena - There are two sides to every question, the right side :ind Mary Lena's sidel Band l, 2. 3, 41 F.H.A. l, 2, 5,4, Secretary 2: G.A.A. 3g Chorus l, 2. MARILYN HELTON Marilyn - Womztn's at best a contradiction still! F.H.A. l, 2, 3: Chorus l, 2. LARRY HENNIGH Larry - That bold had man. President lg Basketball l, 2, 3. 4g Baseball l, 2, 3, 4: Track l, 2, 3, 43 junior Play 3. Qin- ELIZABETH HILLIGOSS Betty - A maiden never bold. F.F.A. 1, 2. 3, 4, Vice.President 3, Degree Chairman 3. 43 G.A.A. 3. 4, Usher junior Play 3: Chorus -lg Librarian 3, 4. JIM .1oHNsoN jim - Tut, tut, my man. the girls won't hurt you. F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Reporter lg Chorus l, 2. JOYCE RAE KELLY jo - I know :t trick worth two of that! Assistant Snapshot Editor POW-YVOW 4, Typist 4: Chorus 2: Librarian 2, 3, 4. JUNE KIBLER june - Faithful found among the faithless, faithful only be. Chorus l, 2, 4. NANCY KING Nancy - Silence speaks louder than words. Typist POW- WOW 49 Treasurer 33 F.H.A. 43 G.A.A. 43 Chorus 4. DALE LINKHART Dale - Let the worse come to the worst. Track 2, 3, 43 F.F.A. 1, 2. 3, 43 Chorus l. LOUISE LOWE Louise - Theres only one man for me. F.H.A. l, 2. 3. 43 Recreation Chairman 41 Chorus I, 2, 3, 4. JAMES MAXEDON jim - Life is too short to worry much about your books, grades and such. Secretary 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 43 'Track 3, 43 junior Play 3. JULIA MOFFETT julia - Little, but mighty. Vice-President lg Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus l, 2, 3, 4. ROSALIE NOHREN Rosalie - Oh, woman in our hour of ease, uncertain coy, and hard to please. Band lg F.H.A. 1, 2: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. -L .5 ,lk ' n 4 'Ss A JAMES RENTFROW jim - All great men are dead, and I don't feel well myself. Basketball Manager 45 Baseball 3, 43 Track l, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4g Chorus 1. jAMES RICHARDS jim Never was an owl more ' 2 V i 523 blind than a lover. ALBERTA ANN ROELLIG Alberta - Here is a tiny bit of learning combined with a great zeal for flirting. Band Reporter 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Contest Ensembles 1, 3, 43 F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Par- limentarian 25 Junior Play 39 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl's Sextet 43 Librarian 3. DONNA LEE ROY Donna Lee - Those lovely, soft, sweet eyes, so brown, they always smile and never seem to frown. F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 3, 4, Girl's Sextet 4. BETTY SIMS Betty - While we shut the gate upon one wooer, another knocks at the door. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 45 G.A.A. 2, 4, Point Recorder 45 Junior Play 39 Chorus l, 2, 3, 4. -ilrlsl P21 ROSA,-JE STONE LOIS THOMPSON MARY LOU WALKER R0S2lliC -HQHFC will kill, 3 Calf Lois - She is just the quiet Mary Lou - A happy girl with IhCl'Cf0TC- lClS be IUCTTY- Band kind whose nature nevervaries. smiles, and a brow of pearl I. 2, 3. 41 F-H-11 1. 2. 3. 45 Typist POW-WOW 4g F.H.A. 1, -shadowed by many a careless UIOTUS 1. 2. 3. 4- 2, Treasurer 2: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. curl. Band l junior Play 3 Chorus 3. State of Illinois, County of Shelby, City of Windsor. CLASS WILL We. the members of the class of nineteen hundred and fifty-four of the Windsor High School thinking ourselves to be of sane mind and having acquired sufficient knowledge, do hereby leave this last Will and Testament to those less fortunate than we. I. Nancy Alexander. leave my lingering at the front door to Eileen Young. I. Ruth Beldon, leave my locker space to the ping-pong players. I. btanley BJurst.rom. leave my smile to Carl Martz. I, Jim Bottrell. leave with Louise. I, Roger Bridges. leave my sneed to Dick Rankin. I. John Buckalew, leave to let my sister take over. r-0-an-1 , Janie Bunyard, leave my impersonation of Betty Hutton to her. , Donna Cooley, leave my horse-riding ability to Nancy Baugher. . Phyllis Cox. leave for college. I. Rex Croy, leave my pencil-sharpening for girls to Larry Fritchley. I. Carol Doehrlng. leave my talk of horses to uth Neal. I, Llane Edwards, gladly leave to be with Jerry. h-0-0-ll-In-0-0-0-tl-0-1 , Darlene Elliott. leave my ability to get along with teachers to Gus . Carol Ann Ellison. leave my scream ln chemistry. . Jane Elson. leave my flute solo to Janie Doehring. , Janean Finley. leave my quietness to JoAnn Lovins. . James Fleming, leave the girls for the Junior boys to take care of. , June Foster. leave my good figure to Barbara Davis. . Dolores Gamer, leave my giggle to Shirley Davis. , Mary Lena Goddard. leave my ability to ariie to Anna Marie Spen . Mar lyn Helton. leave my loud voice to the ack row histolg class. . Larry Hennigh, leave my tardiness to anyone who likes to e late. Myers. CET. I, Betty Hllllgoss, leave my place as lunch-ticket puncher. I, Jim Johnson, leave my autogragh everywhere. I. Joyce Kelley. leave to leam to e a school teacher. I. June Klbler. leave for a Navy Base. I. Nancy King. leave my pleasant ways to Rosann Passalacqua. I, Dale Linkhart, leave with no regrets! I. Louise Lowe. leave with Jim. I, Jim Maxedon, leave my cut fingers ln chemistry to some poor Sophomore. I, Julia Moffett, leave for the Shasteen Ford Motor Company. I. Rosalie Nohren. leave with everything: I need it all. I. Bruce Nolen, leave my speedy car to other racing fiends. I. Jim Rentfrow. leave my height to Gerry Englund. I. Jim Richards, leave my growing of whiskers to Dwight Storm. I. Alberta Roelllg, leave to be an opera singer. I. Donna Lee Roy. leave my swing and sway to my kid sister. Audrey. I, Betty Sims. leave my blond hair to Patsy Daubs. . I, Rosalee Stone. leave my ability to pierce my own ears to ROSBIIE Rentfrow. I, Lois Thompson. leave my vacationing during school to Bette Neal. I-A , Mary Lou Walker. leave for some place close to the University of Illinois Signed this twenty-tifth day of May. Nineteen hundred and fifty-tour, by the SENIOR CLASS. Wltnessed by the Faculty. W1 f . fl?-I 112- LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Doehring, Earl Walker, Patsy Daubs, James Fleming, Zane Nolcn, Bob Sinkler, Mr. Zabel. ElUUlNl Illlllllll Officers: Roger Bottrell, Treasurerg Cleo McClure, Secretary: Mr. Zabel, Advisory Bruce Nolen, Vice Presidenlg Dwight Storm, President. .-13- N3 1 Q' Nancy Banghcr Sain Bunce linnna Carter 'Y Palsy Danhs Richard Dochring Bill Edwards a ' 1-- 5 i' 'sv 9...- vfk 1 x iq gk 10' . X ' 5. GRABB MOTOR COMPANY SALES SERVICE Windsor. Illinois ... I4 .1 'Qvx Q7 1 4- as X .' 1' . V. Q ry. jnycc lilliult lil nora England john Goddard Barbara Griffin Delmar Harpsler Virginia Hughes Dwighm Krieremeier Clco McClure Gene Morford Gus Myers Betty jewel Neal Roger Osterday '?+ , CLASS UHIEEHE 1 Jew el Parnell sl 1. yu 11'- Dick Rankin 4' 'fe Si' if 'Z 5 an Q G' .2 3 C QQ M gr Di if Barbara Griffin-Treasurer Mr. Thompson-Adviser Carl Martz-Vice4President Cleo McClure-Secretary Patsy Dauhs-President Melba Shultz joan Sexson Robert Sinkler Donna Slifer William Spessard Dwight Storm Shirley Storm Sue Storm Bill Whitlatch Buddy Winings Eileen Wittenburg Eileen Young Not pictured: Carl Martz june Twitty Ivan Williams BENNETT OIL 6 GAS CO. O'HAIR MOTOR COMPANY Gasoline-Diesel Fuels-Fuel Oil PACKARD and GMC Bulk L-P Gas-Bottle Gas Sales and Service Phone 4-177 Windsor, Illinois Phone 5669 Mattoon, Illinois -15... lane Nnlcn, Secretary-Treasurerg Rog- er liottrcll, President, Miss Hammer, Adviser: Monty Nohrcn,Vice-President. 1' 'Rf' I I Q lfm M fl 1 ds 1 5 pg 6 l X' A .Q 'r'kiis ' gu 141. A Y 1, 'p 1 Q' s 'Y 0 A V-,, 3 ,y f- v-' ix . iu' ' Q 6 G' dl' il 7' l ' ' if E s I I , C if gi fx!! fl ' l x i 4A STUBBLEFIELD 6, SON ROBlSON'S BARBER SHOP Buick - GMC - Pontiac It Pays to Look Well 1131 W. Icxckson Sullivan, Ill. Phone 4-187 Windsor. Ill. Buughcr, Dick Bottrell, Ruger Crass, 1-isthcr Davis, Shirley Doeliring, Leverett Edwards, Bob Fleming, joan Foster, Peggy Hall, Dora Belle Hickman, Beverly Hostetter, Charles Hudson, jo Anne Johnson, Nancy Kelley, Marilyn King, Robert Lovins, jo Ann Lovins, Lee Montgomery, Ruby Neal, Ruth Nollren, Monty Nolen, Don Nolen, Zane Olson, Juanita l,Ll5S1llllCllllll, Rosann Rentfrow, Rosalie Reynolds, Richard Rouse, Lewis Spencer, Anna Marie Stilabower, Gary Stremming, Eunice Twitty, Dorothy Wall, Rita Weakley, Louise Young, Mary Compliments of . . 7 up and Pepsi Colcr B j urstrom, Karen Bon ck, Larry Clawson, Nancy Cole, Bill Cooper. Gary Crum, Joan Daniels. Bernice Davis, Barbara Doehring, Don Doehring, Jayne Edwards, jim England, Marilyn Englund, Gerry Finley, jerry Helton, Dwayne Helton, Phyllis Hickman, Bob Hilligoss, David Huffmaster, Phyllis Hughes, Bob Jackson, Theresa Larrew, Phyllis Neal, Bette Phipps, Pat Quigley, Bob Roy, Audrey Siolas, jean Stirrelt, Lionel Thompson, Paul Voris, Janis Wade, Bob Walker, Earl Watkins, Harlo Williamson, Louise Not pictured: Larry Edwards Larry Frilchley 1 if Z E nl ,Wa ,, i P E MEN i W '57 1 f., N ' ,J ' 9 l ,,,,,, 3 Q 'S F3 'Z WINDSCR STATE BANK Congratulations to the Class oi 1954 You Have Our Standing Invitation to Use All of Our Banking Facilities Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. ......I7i K Mr. Marlz, Adviser: Gerry Englund Secretary.'I'reasurerg Don Doehring Presidentg jayne Doehring, Vice-Presi lb soil' 1 Jim Hcrc I Am! llc-y, lookic, Mom! S1m4P-5,m,l-kg Grucn Iumxuils :mel pillcurls NVl1:1t ll Imzxrhcri Squish! Green Wave Compliments of Davis Coal Company FelU111zern?o' Complete Line of Coal l , 01100111 - , Dr. Harry E. Myers wma Morning Hemefs Dlstnbuiors of the Muscle Local Trucking L' 'd N'tr . . . lqm I ogen Wmdsor, Illmoxs phone 42 Wmdsor, HL Anhydrous Ammonia ... I8 ... Agn-V T cn U W E. F-I 5 'E cn B rn E. Q o 5 'U Q 5 '4 Allis-Chalmers and New Idea Farm Equipment Phone 213 Shelbyville, Illinois 1 I 'L ot- .05 g X is Miss IN1ohci'luy, Adviser :PxNi'XNV0W:q.R0ger Bridges, James cming, Business Managers. num-,vi nn--f 'WWI rri-. r--1... POWNVOXV: janean Finley, Activities Edi- torg Ruth Beldon, Assistant: Stanley Bjur- strom, Sports Editor. POYV-XVOWV: Lizlnc Edwards, jim Bottrell, Editors. LOCKERS FOR RENT NATURALIZER Processing for Lockers and Home Freezers H I . I H Frozen Food and Mecri for Sale The Shoe Wh the Beautiful Fu Freezer Supplies VEECH LOCKER SERVICE Phone 263 Windsor. Illinois Sullivan, Illinois BROWN SHOE COMPANY i G I x 1 0 Q L4 . ,ce -. ,af-Q1 POW-WOWV: Cleo McClure, Eileen Young, Junior Editors, Nancy C 'V' 1 'A ' A King, Carol Doehring, Phyllis Cox, Typistsg Joyce Kelley, Assistant snapshot Editor' POW-WOW: john Buckalew, Janie Bunyard, Circulation Managers. D., ,,,, , M f H 1 .,, .4 ' 7 5- . Q N . Y s. 7 NEWSPAPER Reporters: Janie Bunyard, F.H.A.g Alberta NEWSPAPER! L-lime Edwards. JHUICS Fleming, Roellig, Band: Monte Nohren, F.F.A. High School News Ediwfs- The Daily Iournal - Gazette The Gazette Printing Company A- B- C- Audited PRINTERS-sTAr1o-Nsns Largest Net Daily Paid Circulation ENGR AVERLQU ALI-I-Y PRINTING in Southeastern Illinois NEWS - FEATURES - COMICS All Phones 5656 .-211 wi lllllll Hlllwillflllllll Sl'l l'lNC: lrfjlll lo right: Carrol Dochriug, Donna Roy, Lizmc liclwurxls. Nancy King, Mary Luna Gotlclurcl, .lamczm Finley. Ruth B4-hlon. STANDING: Rosnlee Stone. Jzmc lilson. Alberta Roellig, BCIIY Hilligoss, Dolores Gzirncr, Olllccrs C1rol Ann Illrson Prcsxclcntg Esther Crcss, Vice-Prcsidenlg Cleo McClure qkLlCllly Mclln Schultz, Trcnsurcrg Ruth Neal, Par- l1'll'T1CI1!'lI'l'lIl Bcity Sums HlSlCJfl1Il jamie Bunyurd, Chairman of uhllc Rcliuons Ioumc Lone Ch nrmzm of Rccrcationg Donna Cool. y 'rolcct Chixrmrm Mlss Cxscnclolyn Hammer, Sponsor. Provlnzano Studlo Marathon Service Daily Implement Co Nahonal Bank Buxldmg EARL QUIGLEY Your Oliver Dealer Mattoon lllxnols West on Route 121 Phone 5538 Phone 4 23 Windsor, 111, Phone 4855 Mattoon 111 Ui AMERICA Left to right: Eunice Stremming, Dorothy Twitty, Rita WVall, Beverly Hickman, Nancy Johnson, Anna Marie Spencer, Marilyn Kelley, Mary Louise Young, Rosalee Rentfrow, Jo Ann Lovins, Shirley Davis, Joan Flemming, Rosann Passalacqua, Louise Weakley. 10' Our theme for the year is The Circulation of F.H.A. Around the XVorld. Our ycar's program was as follows: In September the officers attended the House of Delegates meeting at Sullivan. In October a skating party was held with the F.F.A. boys. In November was National F.H.A. WVeek. On Saturday there was a Radio Program at IVLBH. On Sunday we attended the Methodist Church. We gave a bouquet of roses to the church and later took them to a person who was ill. Monday, we decorated a store window. Tuesday, we wore Red and White F.H.A. Badges. Wednesday, we planted our rose bush. On Thursday there was publicity in the paper and on Friday we held an assembly pro- gram. In December a Christmas party was held and gifts were given to shut.ins. A Birthday party was given for the Mothers in january. The Sweetheart Dance at Stewardson-Strasburg High School was held. The Daddy Date Night was in March. The Rally was at Mattoon in April. The Installation of Officers and the eighth grade girls was held in May. ,I -in 1 33 Q Left to right: Bernice Daniels, joan Crum, Theresa jackson, Phyllis Huff- master, Nancy Clawson, Phyllis Lar- rew, Audrey Roy, Janice Voris, Jeanie Siolas, Barbara Davis, Phyllis Helton, Karen Bjurstrom, Jayne Doehring, Bette Neal, Louise Yvilliamson. WINDSOR LUMBER COMPANY Hardware-Lumber-Celotex-Roofing Building Materials oi All Kinds Seidlilz Paints Phone 30 Windsor. Illinois ... 23 1 .ag I-'.l .X. Bow. Sli. k'l'l'il7: I,1ll'l'Y titl- wzmlw, Hairy Slilzilmowcr, Dunne Helton, jim liclwzmls, I'-ol: limlwznds, :intl l'1iul llionipwon. S'l'.fXNDlNG: Dick Rey- nolds. Dirk ltznnglicr, Lcvcrctt Doehr. ing. tllinrlcs llowlcllcr, LCC Lovins, Roln-rl King, Gary Cooper, and Jerry lfinlvy. F.F.A. Boys. SEATED: Bill Cole, Bill xvilililllilil, Dale Linkhart. Robert Sinklcr, Bill Spcssard, and Rcx Croy. STANDING: Roger Ostertlay, David Hilligoss, Furl Walker, Lionel Stirrett, jim johnson, Richard Doeliring, Don Dochring. Harlow XV:itkins. 94 lllllll illllllill lll lllllllllll F.F.A. Officers. SEATED: Bill Edwards, Dwight Storm. .lim RClllfl'CJlV, and Roger Bott- rell. STANDING: Delmar Hzirpstcr, Mr. Martz, and Monty Nohrcn. Compliments of I, - For Better Farm Equipment - MASSEY-HARRIS Buyers of Milk Sales and Service Phone 6127 Sullivan, Illinois phone 20 Shelbyville' Ill 24- I I POULTRY AND GRAIN JUDGING TEAM SEATED: Bill Edwards and Robert Sinkler, STANDING: Bill YVhitlatch, Jim Johnson, :md Monty Nobren. .ig I, , 255 f TS i 'fr R 9. LAND USE AIUDGING TEAM Dick Reynolds, Bill Edwards, Robert King, Bill Spessard, and R?-wx, , , K I -4 , -Q DAIRY AND FAT STOCK KIUDCING TEAM Gary Stilabower, Roger Botlrell, Bob Edwards, Bill Spes sard, and Delmar Harpster. MAKING CONCRETE HOG PANS KNEELING: Virgil Baker, Ken- ny Baker, Roger Ostcrday, Bill Edwards, Bill Spessard, and Delmar Harpsler. STANDING: Rex Croy, Richard Doehring, Bill Whitlatch, Dwight Storm, Robert Sinkler, Dale Linkhart, and jim johnson. jim Rentfrow. Compliments of 35 Years on the Same Comer-1919 to 1954 Groceries. Fresh and Cured Meats. Flours cmd Feeds B Staple Dry Goods cmd Men's Work Cloihes Shelbyville, Illinois -25- l. C. SMITH'S Two Phones: 148 and 240 'V Q-I lf.l .A. Boys who niatle a trip to Klliicago and the Livestock Expo- sition. KNEELING: Bob Edwards, Paul Tlionipson, Gary Slila- bowtrr, Larry Edwards, and Robert King. SEATED: Dwight Storm, Robert Sinkler. Bill VVhitlatc'h, and Dick Baugher. STAND. ING: Ciliarles Hostetter, Roger Bottrell, Monty Nohren, Dick Reynolds, Bill Eflwzmls, Bill Spessarrl, Rex Croy, and Mr. Marti. jim Reutfrow, one of the boys in our F.F.A. Chapter, has risen to national recognition. He was on the first place team in the Prairie Farmer land use judging contest. Jim was a member of the Shelby County team and he scored the highest individual point total of the contest. There were teams from Illinois and many sur- rounding states who took part. As a result of his team's winning, jim's picture appeared on the cover of the Prairie Farmer Magazine. He is pictured above showing some of the boys the trophy he was awarded. F.F.A. Exhibitors. SFATICD Roger Rottrell, Bill Edwards, and Delmar Harpster. STANDING: Bill Spessard, Jim johnson, Jim Rentfrow, and Monty Noliren. Planning Ahead-Will Keep You Ahead BRODNAX IMPLEMENT CO. For Farm Machinery. Trucks. Home Freezers. Refrigerators Sullivan. Illinois -261 sf., Wh- SLXIILD Donna Slifer, Dwight Storm, Cleo McClure SIWND ING Gus Myers, Carl Martz, Barbara Griffin, Director Moberley l1tsy Daubi Robert Sinkler, Eileen Young. Shafer's Drug Store Rosze1l's Sealiest Ice Cream School Supplies. Kodak. Films and Cameras Fountain Service Windsor Illinois .. 27 1 IRAXD-'l lRS'l' ROW: l.Cl'l lo right: .I1lIllCSFl0lIllIlg, llnrlcnc lillioll, Dolorcs Gairncr. llciwriu' Danricls, blznnc Docliring. lo Ann Lminw, -Illllllllll Finlcy, AIRIIIC lilson, Carol Docliring. Sllllllllll' llcnncll. SECOND ROXV: hlnliai Nlollcll, junio llunyzml, Mziry Lvngi Gomlilinwl, Rosallcc Stone, Roszilic Rc-nil'row, lilunicu Sll'l'lIlllllllg, .'XllK'l'l1l Rom-llig. l,:n'i'y Slirrvll. Lionel Slirrrsll, l':il NlllI'l7llCy, llvllc Nczll, Roszinn l':isx1ilz1c'qll:i. THIRD ROXV: -lo Ann llnilson, Rllil lV:lll, Suv Ann Olson, Suu Ann Mzlrll, Ccrry Ellglllllll, Phyllis lllll'l.lIl1lSlCI'. Mxrric linnnvr, Sliirlcy Danis, llnzinilai Olson, Marilyn linglunil. liilccn lVillcnlJCI'g, I.lllllC Eilwznxls. Kaiy Caispzlry, -lllllllllk' Dunn, lloh Hughes, Virginia: Hughes. FOl'R'l'lI ROW STANDING: Mr. Bcgcmun, Dircclor, llcvcrly Mclllnrc, llznlxirai Dgiyiw. jerry lfinloy, Cleo Mcfllurc, Mzirilyn Kelley. W. ll. E. llllll IZNSEMBIJCS-FIRST ROIV: Carol Dochring, Jo Ann Lovins, jzmczin Finlcy, june Elson. SECOND RONVI Do- lores Garner, Mary Lcnzi Gocldarcl, -Iznncs Fleming, -Illilllllil Olson, Rim NVnll, Io Ann Hudson, Rosnlic Rcnlfrow. 'IAHIRD ROXV: Mr. llcgvrriun, I.i:inc I-Iclwanxls, Iiilccn lVincnlxnrg. Virginia Hiighcs, Bolm Hughes, Alhcrlzi Rocllig. Phyllis IIIII-l-IllIl'4lCl', Shirley Davis, Roszinn l,ZlSS1ll1lL'llll2l. SPITZ CLOTHIERS HATFIELD BROS. HAMPTON'S INC. Most fgr your Marley and M I L d- 1 STUDENT'S NEWEST Sales and service C' con S eu mg lewe en STYLES 202 Norih Cedar sneer 1523 Bf0UdWGY Phone 3131 1628 Broadway Mattoon, Ill. Shelbyville, Illinois Mattoon, Illinois ...28-. rn.. fn' Y! 13 55+ K. +24 h F .. is ,jifpz - i , s K W- . -... - Y ' T525 , N L A is A ,,4,,,., , -, 7 g.,- -f . . . m - wxH!f iw, 91,1 A A S . We , ' ' A we D . 4 . A..ffd.,5- Q1 ff . K. .. 2 , ,A . 1- -W, -xx. Q, fe -fvff N4 . , xii-1 1 x ' H I-I I'-1 .+V A: Fw' . , 1. nk s 1 4 s- n-Q - --M 'sf' X 'Q , A, ,1g.'qx X' 4 ff- fri. ' -H- 3 'iii 1 - cv. .. 'K ex ,lg- EHUHUE wards, Rosann Passalacqua, jo Ann Lovins, Donna Lee Roy, Alherta Roel- Iig, Mr. McKitriCk. ry, Below, left lo right: FIRST ROW:Mr. MeKitrick, Ruhy Montgomery, Nancy Kllawson, Dolores Garner, Rosann Passalaqua, Belly Jewell Neal, Louise IVealsly, Ruth lleldon, Lois Thompson, Joann Hudson, lilnora England. jo Ann Lovins, Nancy llaugher, Belle Neal, SECOND ROW: Janie Bunyanl, Marilyn England, Rosalie Renlfrow, Ilarhara Grillin, Rosalee Stone, Audrey Roy, Karen llllll'SlI'OIl'l, Jayne Doehring. Barbara Davis, julia Moffett. jew- ell Parnell, joyee Iflllioll, janean Finley, Phyllis Larrew. 'I'HIRD ROIV: Eileen Young, Sue Storm, .Ioan Sexon, Donna Cooley, Louise Williamson, Nancy King, Dora Bell Hall, Belly Sims, Rita Wall, Dorothy 'l'willy, Shirley Davis, I.iane liclwarcls, Jeannie Siolas, Donna Slifer. FOURTH ROIV: joan Fleming, Carol Doehring, june Kih- Ier. Ilernicte Daniels, Betty Ililligoss, Melha Schultz, Ruth Neal, Mary Louise Young, Phyllis l'llIfl'IlIlISlCIi. joan Crum, 'l'heresa jackson, jane Iilson, Donna Lee Roy. liIF'l'H ROIV: Eunice SIFCIIIIIIIIIQ, Marilyn Kelley, Cleo Mrfllure, Beverly Iliclunan, Rosalie Nohren, Nancy johnson, Virginia Hughes, Louise Lowe. Alberta Roellig. Darlene Ellioll, linnna Carter, lislher Cress, Eileen Willenhurg. HORN'S MARKET THE HUB CLOTHIERS SHIRLEY SHOP Fresh Fruits Gnd Populcn' Priced Clothing - - Vegetables Furnishings and Shoes Ladies Ready to-Wem Meat and Groceries For Men and Boys Phone 273 Phone 131 Windsor, Ill. Phone 295 Shelbyville, Ill. Shelbyville. Illinois ...3g... SEX'l'E'I I'1i: Esther Cress, Lianc lid. MAJORETTES: Left to right: Esther Cress, Donna Cooley, Ellllllil Carter, Rosalie RClllffOSV, Zlllil Eunice Strem- ming. OUR DIRECTOR: Mr. Begeman has been instructor of our Band for eleven years. Tl1e Band and ensembles will attend con. lest this year. This is Mr. McKitrick's first year at Windsor. He directs the Girls' Chorus, and tl1e Girls' Sextette. The Chorus and Sexrette are going to contest tl1is Spring, the first time for a period of years. VV:-:'re proud of our records, Zlllll Our Directors! XQZT i PEP BAND: FIRST ROW: Bob Hughes, Liane Edwards, Juanita 0lS0ll, Delores Garner, Rnsann Passalacqua. SECOND ROVV: James Fleming, Phyllis Huffmaster, Shirley Davis, Marilyn Kelly, Barbara Davis. F. W. BENNETT Hiqqins Implement 51 C A R T E R ' S Oil Co Insur une e Agency ' Flower Shop 6 Greenhouses Deeendeble Sewiee Allis-Chalmers Dealer Corsaqes-Pot Pldnis Gasoline lor Less Cul Flowers Phone 38 Windsor, Illinois Phone 5040 Matioonl Illinois Phgne 9 Windsor, Illinois A Ill II L n I1 J Ill I C S I 'W J Jim Maxedon-High-jump Bill Whitlatch-220-yard dash, varsity relay. Bottrell, Lovins Holders of National Trail Freshman Relay Record-set in 1953. l John Goddard-100, 220, 449- Larry Hennigh-Broad jump, yard dashes. varsity relay. Neal-Cooper Grain Company GRAIN - SEEDS - FEEDS - FERTILIZERS We Appreciate Your Patronage Phone 101 Windsor, Illinois Nohren, Baugher P Dick Rankin-100-yard dash, low hurdles. ITN . 1 BASEBALL I A I . Pi 3 ' w '5Q4 ,gf . . -mlf' VFW: '3f'i:' X I I 'N l -v'.'fi' H Slklll lljurstrom, pitcher Jim Boltrfll, CHICIICT Bmfc Nfllcn- third base TOP ROW: jim Boltrell, Stan Bjurslrom, Bruce Nolen. BOTTOM ROW: Roger Bridges, jim Maxedon, Larry Hennigh. Complimenff' of BRIDGES OIL SUPPLIES DOWNS FEED Marathon Products-Duo Therm Heaters Phone 82 Tires-B. F. GOODRICH-Batteries Wmdsor. Illinois Phone 23 Windsor. Illinois MONTY NOHREN Forward EHHHH EU CHAMPS JI M BOTTRELL Center NT,D HWHNEH EHAMPS WINDSOR SUPPLY COMPANY JIM MAXEDON Forward STAN BJURSTROM Lumber - Rooiinq - Siding - Fencing LARRYG HEENIGH Guard cam new FRIGIDAIRE Appliances ar Hardware - Paint -- Wallpaper Phone 3 Windsor. luillbil XVINDSOR ll-BEECHER CITY 3 The Blue Devils traveled to Beecher City and handily dealt the Eagles an ll to 3 trouncing. lt seemed the power that left everyone against St. Anthony suddenly came back as the Blue Devils smacked out eleven hits good or eleven runs. Bjurstrom led the team with two hits while holding Beecher City to six scattered hits while going the route. Monty Nohren also collected two hits and scored a couple of runs. XVIN DSOR -l-ALTA MONT 3 IVindsor inet the Altamont nine on the local diamond and won out in a tight pitchers' duel, 4 to 3. Larry Hennigh, starting one of his few games as a pitcher, pitched superbly as he held the Indians to two hits. He showed great strength in the clutch as he was in constant trouble because of lack of control and lack of team support. His great speed and ability to baffle the Altamont hitters paved the way, however, because the Blue Devils only managed to get five hits. Rog Bridges, john Goddard, Bruce Nolen, Larry Hennigh, Monty Nohren each got one hit apiece. T-TOIVN 4-VVINDSOR 3 The tables were turned once again as the Blue Devils met defeat at the hands of the T-Town Wooden Shoes. The game was another pitchers' battle with Bjurstrom on the mound for Windsor. He held the Shoes to ten hits while the Blue Devils could only scrap the opposition for six. Maxedon led the hitting with two hits while Bjur- strom got one hit and scored two runs. IVINDSOR 3-COMETS 0 One of the highlights of the season was the 3 to 0 victory over our arch rival, Stewardson-Strasburg. Bjurstrorn was i11 top form as he dealt out only one hit, a solid blow, after holding the Comets' hitters for five and two- thirds innings. He was in constant control of the game as he struck out fourteen batters while walking no one. The opposing pitcher, however, was equally effective as he held Windsor to two hits, both collected by Rog Bridges. XVINDSOR 4-NEOGA 3 It seemed the favorite score this year was 4 to 3 as the Blue Devils defeated Neoga by one run. Bjurstrom once again went tl1e distance as he held the Indians to four hits. Windsor hammered out six against the opposition with getting two of them. WVINDSOR l7-COYVDEN l In the last game of the season, Windsor had practically no troube at all in defeating Cowden by a score of 17 to l. Windsor hammered Olll a total of fourteen hits with John Goddard, Jim Maxedon, jim Bottrell, and Stan Bjurstrom each getting two apiece. Bjttrstrom held Cowden to one hit, with Rog Bottrell catching his first game. A , LUIHUBUH Hill lllVIlE BASEBALL 11.111 ROGER BRIDGES, FIRST BASE, B.A. 250.-Rog, a Senior, played three years as a regular and was Windsor's main long-ball hitter. In the S.S Comets game he had a home run and a double, driving in the three runs for a three to nothing win. In the second game of the season against Brownstown, Bridges clouted a double with the bases loaded driving in the tying and winning runs in a five to four Windsor victory. fContinued on page 571 Troutman's Service . Station Shelby Gas Service Stuckey 6' Sons Mobil Gas and on Inc. Quality Meats and Groceries T11-es-3.116.185 Bulk Gas - Bome Gas ffm FMS 'md Accessories Tanks-Furnaces-Ranges vegetables Phone 196 vwnnasor. 111. Smeg Phone 217 windsor. 111. West on Route 16 , Phone 1073 Shelbyville, Ill. ROGER BOTTRELL, SECOND BASE, B.A. 200.-Rog Bottrell played second base most of the year but also caught a few games. Roger, a Sophomore, showed fine promise as a hitter and will be counted on heavily the next two years. JIM BOTTRELL, CATCHER, B.A. 240.- Pinky, a Senior, carried the brunt of the team catching. jim was not only a fine catcher but also a good handler of pitchers. He was one of the top hitters with a .240 average for nine games. jim played regular for three years in the outfield and then as a catcher, who will be sorely missed come next season. MONTY NOHREN, LEFT FIELD, B.A. .200.-Monty, also a Sophomore, was one of our better defensive out- fielders. Monty gave promise of developing into a fine hitter and played good ball especially during the latter part of the season. LARRY HENNIGH, CENTER FIELD, PITCHER, B.A. .200.-Larry, a Senior, played three years and was our best defensive outfielder. His specialty was making miraculous catches. He was well adapted to going backwards to snag fly balls, and because of that was able to play a shallow center field, taking away hits on short line drives. Larry was also our top base runner and led the team with 14 pilfered bases. Larry was at times a good hitter and ended the season with a .200 batting average. jIM MAXEDON, RIGHT FIELDER, B.A. .200-Jim who was also a Senior, played his first full season with the Blue Devil baseball team. He was a good defensive man and at times displayed power at bat. jim will graduate this spring, and his position will be a hard one to fill come fall. STAN BjURSTROM, PITCHER, OUTFIELDER, B.A. .250-Stan, a Senior, was the team's starting pitcher for three years. As a Sophomore he alternated with Butch Krietemeier, but during the last two years he was the number-one pitcher. He pitched a couple of one.hit games while in high school and has struck out as high as fifteen men in one game. Stan was also a good hitter, hitting .250 as a lead-off man. Stan's position will undoubt- edly be the hardest to fill of all those left by graduating Seniors. j0HN GODDARD, SHORTSTOP, B.A. .200.-john, a junior, played his first full season of baseball and filled the shortstop position very ably. He played well on defense and got a good many hits. BRUCE NOLEN, THIRD BASE, B.A. .200-Bruce, a Senior who has played three years as a regular, held down the hot corner in fine style. A fine glove man, Bruce was also a dependable hitter and at times showed power. Bruce is another Senior who will be greatly missed next year. 'A jej DOEHRING A gk Auto 6. Imp. Sales l I. I. Case - Hudson M' Parts and Service Phone 13 Windsor. Illinois ' -lt,-r , .t H' . 4-' - f . I 5 .sf . , ,t BASEBALL SQUAD FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Baugher, L. Hennigh, J. Bottrell, J. Maxedon, R. Bridges, M. Nohren, B. Nolen. SECOND ROW: Coach Seng, E. Walker, D. Harp- ster, S. Bjurstrom, L. Doehring, D. Doehring, Coach Buchanan, THIRD ROW: B, Cole, Z. Nolen, B. Edwards, J. Goddard, G. Myers, J. Edwards. iHi lH53e54 SEASUH Windsor had a good season in baseball winning seven games and losing only two. This was really a fine year hut was dimmed somewhat hy the winning of the National Trail title last year. The Blue Devils played good base. hall most of the time but were hampered at times by poor hitting. The team was engaged in five one-run decisions, winning four and losing one. By defeating Teutopolis the Blue Devils could have tied for the championship of the N.T.C.g however, we were defeated four to three on a run in the top of the seventh, finishing in third place in the conference. A run-down of games follows: XVIN DSOR -I-FIN DLAY 3 On the first day of school the hasehall team opened its fall season with a 4 to 3 victory over Findlay. Although both teams had ll0t had any practice, the game was still as good as a lot of the mid-season games. Hennigh was the starting pitcher httt was relieved hy Stan Bjurstrom in the last inning. Together they limited Findlay to one hit. Hennigh, Nolen, and jim Bottrell each got one hit, and Stan Bjurstrom scored three runs for Windsor. WVINDSOR 5-BROVVNSTOVVN 4 Windsor started off in fine fashion with a victory in our first conference game. The team played great ball and edged out Brownstown in the last inning. The hitting was scattered out with six men all getting one hit. Rocky Bridges, the big first.sacker, played hero, however, and drove home the game-tying and -winning runs with a big double. Bjurstrom pitched all the way and allowed seven hits. ST. ANTHONY 4-YVINDSOR 0 The Blue Devils traveled to Effingham and met defeat at the hands of the conference champs by a score of 4 to 0. lt seemed the team had left their hitting clothes at home, because they managed to get only two hits off Tony Toegencamp. Bjurstrom went the route for Windsor and allowed nine hits. jim Bottrell and Leverett Doehr- ing got the two hits for Windsor. fContinued on page 86j Complimenlsoi MEADOW GOLD FUR Laboratory Controlled Dairy Products Awarded First Place-State Pair Sullivan. Illinois Milk. Ice Cream. Butter -.38.. WEIHWI EHAMPS John Goddard Guard Rex Croy jim Rcntfrow Managers Bruce Nolen Forward Orris Seng Rgygqr Bridges Robert Buchanzm Forward COHCIICS N X V X . X MARTIN STEEL FARM BUILDINGS G ALBIN ROELLIG Phones 7249 - 4853 Phone 308 Windsor, Illinois Mcxttoon, Illinois SECOND TEAM RECORD IVINDSOR BLUE DEVILS FIRST ROW: Left to right: john Goddard, Roger Botlrell, Bruce Nolen, Stanley Bjurstrom, Dwight Krietemeier, Dick Rankin. SECOND ROW: Rohert Buchanan, Coach: Gene Morford, Larry Hennigh, jim Maxedon, jim Bottrcll, Roger Bridges, Monty Nohren, Assistant Coach Orris Seng THIRD ROYV' Mana Yer, jim Rentfrow, Bill Cole, Lee Lovins, Dick Baugher, Bill Whitlatch, Lidncl 9tirrett,- Bob Quigley, Earl Walter, Manager, Rex Croy. FOURTH ROW: Paul Thompson, jim Edwards, Larry Fritchley, Pat Phipps, Bill Edwards, Gus Myers, Larry Bouck, jerry Finley, Larry Edwards. XVINDSOR lVindsor 5:1 XVintlsor 67 Windsor 4-1 52 XVindsor ' lVindsor 31 YVindsor 50 Windsor 67 Windsor 65 Windsor 74 67 Windsor XVindsor 66 XVindsor 56 Xvindsor G6 Ol'l'ONEN'l'S Findlay 30 S. Comets 70 St. Anthony 49 Tuscola 41 Effingham 55 St. Elmo 30 Beecher City 37 Sullivan 56 Neoga 48 Mowequa 47 Cowden 20 S. S. Comets 65 Altamont 39 H IG II SCO RER Krietemeier I2 Nohren 20 Nohren, Morford, Rankin Rankin I4 Morford 9 Morford 12 Morford I2 Goddard 29 Morford 18 R. Bottrell, Morford I4 Rankin, Quigley 8 Bill Edwards 17 Krietenieier I7 Windsor 63 Neoga 41. Morl'ordrl,7 Windsor G2 Teuqtopolis 42 Rlmkln Q- r Xvimlgor 59 Sullivan 64 R. Bottrcll la Windsor 57 53 Windsor Brownstown 59 Findlay 27 Rankin 21 Baugher, Bill Edwards I2 Xvindgor 79 Beecher City 57 B. Edwards 8,1 windsor 67 Lakeview 60 R. Bottrell lf Won l-lg Lost 6. C Warner's Office Equipment House of Service in Mattoon, Illinois Headquarters for All Makes, Portable Typewriters Rentals and Repairs Hallmark Cards -40 oach-Orris Seng. 12 Q-av' vb . fx ,.. tg TOURNAMENT SQUAD XV h G llird Ro ei Bottrell Montv Nohren Bruce Yolen Stan Bjurstroin, Dwight Krietemeier, FIRST RO : jon 'occz . g' , , , . , - Dick Rankin. SECOND ROW: Ass't. Coach Seng, Gene Morford, Larry Hennigh, jim Maxedon, Jim Bottrell, Roger Bridges, Coach Buchanan. llllEl lilllll UHHS 24 The basketball season of 1953-54 was one of the lIl0St successful seasons in the history of Windsor High School. The Blue Devils started slowly, dropping three of their first five games but went on from there to finish with a 24 and 6 record. Included in the season's conquests were three tournament victories: the N.T.C. Tournament, the Shelby County Tournament, and the Atwood District. The team played a fast-breaking style of ball this year and were able to wear down many opponents by fastlmreaking constantly. One of the strong points of this year's team was balanced scoring with all team members scoring well. The Blue Devils won many cherished victories this season including the championship victory over previously undefeated Stewardson-Strasburg in the N.T.C. Tourney. Another cherished victory was the thriller over Steward- son-Strasburg in the County Tournament and also the 43 to 41 victory over Sullivan. The team scored a total of 1978 points for the season to compile a 66.point game average while holding opponents to a 52-point game average. During the season the Blue Devils compiled two ten-game winning streaks, losing only to Stewardson-Strasburg in the middle of the season to make it a record of twenty games won out of the last twenty-one games played before we lost to Lakeview. WINDSOR SUPPLY COMPANY Can't Beat Frigidaire Appliances Hardware - Paint - Wallpaper Lumber - Roofing - Siding - Fencing Phone 3 Windsor, Illinois 1 4I 1 X v gllllgg o 'I'hc crowd awaits . .. the tip off UUNN UHNEH The victors l l l The Blue Devils trounced Cowtlcn 97 to -I9 in thc first game of the tournament, squeezed by Stewardson-Strasburg 68 to 66 on Bottrell's last-second basket, and polished off Findlay 57 to -15 to win the Shelby County Tournament for the first time since l95l. I. 1. q10,,g,-2m,1mi0,,S, 1,0551 To the victors belong the spoils. Okqw Auto Supply GARVIN 5, SQN The Windsor Gazette CC- n Your Community Newspaper Wholesale Automotive Supplies Over 74 Year? m Iob Printing-Advertising for All Cars Hardware Business publishing Phone 800 Shelbyville, Ill. Windsgrl Illinois Phone 53 Windsor, Ill. ..42.. lilElUll!ll lllllllllllllllll To reach the Mattoon Regional this year Windsor had to play in the Atwood District. We were rated first in that tournament with Arthur drawing second nod. We met Findlay in the first game and won for the fourth time this season. In the champion- ship game we met Arthur and pulled away in the last half to win by a 73 to 58 score. In the Mattoon Regional we defeated Tuscola 76 to 55 in the first game. In the semi-finals we met Cumberland and were de- feated 78 to 62. Cumberland went on to win the tournament and also went to the state finals at Champaign. Rincker Hereford Farms Hereford Cattle-Poland China Hogs Visitors Welcome Dale Ivan Merle Lloyd Strasburg. Illinois Theaters Compliments oi L A M P E R T I S - Mattoon's Value Ieweler MATTOON TIME-CLARK .Cash or Credit with Skway Drive-In BUSY Payments 1512-14 Broadway Phone 4142 Mattoon, Illinois 1 0 69 fl jo Ann Lovins, Joyce Elliott Barbara Griffin Cleo McClure B1ackwe1l's Music Shop E A R L R O S S RCA T51-EYISION l Ada Mcrxedon Shafer Records-Music Supplies Sheet Music BEAUTY SHOP MCIHOOH1 work HAROLD BLACKWELL Maltoon, Illinois 1517 BROADWAY Phone 161 Windsor. Ill l44, N Gotta make it! ,vt f ' 1 Got it! This is it, boys! Time Out XVhere's the ball? SHELBY COUNTY CHAMPS! Oo-la.la, nice? , He made it! FINK SALES CO. FOX'S SERVICE LANDERS SEED CO Pontiac and Ferguson Gas and Oil-Lunches - ds - - Sales cmd Service Where Guests Send Their seeds Fee Femhzers West Main Street Friends Phone 6217 Phone 38 Shelbyville. Ill. Phone 33 Windsor, Ill. Sullivan. Illinois DHHS! AIHIHIE AEEHEIAIIUN FIRST ROW: Left to right: Shirley Davis, Nancy King, joan Sexson, jewel Parnell, Jeanne Siolas. SECOND ROW: Beverly Hickman, Betty Hilligoss, Cleo McClure, joan Fleming, Liane Ed- wards. The officers of the l953-54 G.A.A. organization consisted of President, june Foslerg Vice.president, Donna Cooleyg and Secretary-Treasurer, Shirley Davis. The activity meetings were held every Tuesday at noon hour playing sports of our own choice. Al the end of the first semester Mrs. Von Lanken placed her classes into the capable hands of Maxine Schroe- dcl who received her Bachelor of Science degree from Southern Illinois University in December, 1953. FIRST ROW: Left to right: Karen Bjurstrom, Barbara Davis, Marilyn Kelley, Betty Sims, Esther Cress, Phyllis Huffmaster. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Von Lanken, Emma Carter, Louise Williamson, Peggy Foster, Donna Cooley. MEADOW GOLD COMPLIMENTS of Laboratory Controlled Dairy Products Awarded First Place-State Fair S Milk - Ice Cream - Butter Sullivan, Illinois 10,00 Ill Tivbllj' Sglnfsffk E-If-125 x-15 '4- 4 A if L .5 nf . . Z' 51 Q ,. gp , xx EL Li4f4'E VVc'rc off ! 2 Shoe size 25 OIIC-llllll-IXt'0-Il nd How much is than doggie? Where am I? Si01'mS Farm 51 Home Campbell Motor Sales Store De Soto - Plymouth Complete Home Furnishings Sales cmd Service Uwe Make Your Hguse D'x Gas G T'1I6S U Home Phone 51 Windsor. Illinois 614 W. Main Shelbyville. Ill. ..48.... Anybody got a screw? Harold's Barber Shop One Place You Don't Mind Getting cz Good Trimming HAROLD BULLERMAN Windsor. Illinois Chomp, Chomp! K r I love that shade! Day is done. Then what happened? Xi 'W Ml.. f .,. Marilyn k Beau Windsor Cleaners Cleaning-Pressing Repairing-Dyeing Hat Blocking. Etc. Windsor. Illinois W. Fifi! , POPCOTUI Who's that? Student Teachers Shorthand! DEAN BENNETT SERVICE STATION Tires and Farm Supplies Phone 124 Windsor, Ill. Compliments of . . . PHUVH X mnuum W, I Nw 755 C lim f . . . SHELBY LOAN omp ents 0 AN2,lfg?I,S2'f1pANY Woodard's Furniture Store Member oi Federal Deposit Insurance Phone 920 Corporation Shelbyville Illinois 159- lil I ,. 5 Hurry, or we'll be latel Well I l ,.,..,qwnn-'ff What do YOU want? Giggles and friends. Hey! Look at the muscle FISHER CHEVROLET C0. Compliments of - - - New and Used cms and 1-fucks The Central National Bank Parts. Accessories and Arvin TV and Radio Mattoon. Illinois Phone 93 Windsor, Illinois Member F.D.I.C. -51- CU' 5- PUVVVVUVV FHM Must Athletic Ilonnzl Cooley, Larry Hcnnigh Prfppicst jo Ann Lovins, Bill Nlllitlalch -qi. ffm? Best Dzznrfrrs Donna Lcc Roy, Larry Hcnnigh LANE FARM SUPPLY Minneapolis-Moline-Oliver Ferguson W. M. LANE 6. SONS Phone 4226 Sullivan. Ill. Most Siudious Phyllis Cox, john Buckalew C7 PHIPPS SHOE STORE Matloon, Illinois COI7ll'dl!l77S Darlene Elliott, Gus Myers Compliments of Dr. Ralph L. Fuller Sullivan, Illinois ' n ' :1 zz' AMX, 1:,i,,,,d1v Bert-I.o0king Couple Dzirlcnc Elliott, jzuncs Fleming Louise LOWC, ,lim Bvllffll AIUSICILIII Shirley Davis, James Fleming I. Most Likely to Succeed Best Dressed Louise Lowe, john Buckalcw Donna Co0lcy,Slz1nley Bjurstrom Compliments oi ' FIRST NATIONAL BANK Sullivan, Illinois I Bobby Pins - Hair Pins - Hairnets Member of Federal Deposit Insurance C01-porqfion Illinois ' as--if I Q' K W4 ,pw-www Fg 'C image Surprise! Xvhala 130551 Oh, lhlll hiSl0I'yi Dig those crazy cats! Let mc sec, too! Headaches just begun! What a shirt! W. V. Iuhnke 6 Sons Custom Grinding and Mixing Complete Line of Poultry, Hoq. Dairy Feeds cmd Concentrates Phone 169 Strasburg, Ill. Everybody's ready. Age of Innocence! THE STABLES HOME OF FINE FOODS Sullivan Dairy Co. sara and Marshall Matioon. Illinois Compliments of . . . 1 l I Your feet hurtl Big Yam! Show-offs! Relaxing Oh, Dear! -' 3' ' Sleepy Head 7 Dishes! 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