Abingdon High School - Tatler Yearbook (Abingdon, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

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XVC take this means of showing our appreciation and gratitude to a man who has devoted so largely and unselfishly of his time and talents. Mr. Gearhart has served not only as a teacher but also as coach, class sponsor, and a friend to all here at Abingdon High School. Again we say, "Thank you, Mr. Gearhart, for your 'helping hand, during our last four years." I Memoriam To SALLY The Frost Thar Killed The Other Flowers has beautified the crimson rose. She wears a string of frosted pearls-and in the wintry sunlight glows-red and lovely, standing bravely in a world that's cold and grey. The rose I thought had breathed its last has lived to bloom another day. The frost of grief can strike the spirit, blighting, freezing, withering-so that in the heart bereft no hope unfolds and no birds sing. But like the rose that has survived the touch of winter's bitter breath-Love remains forever fragrant: Love outlives the change called Death. -Pfilierzzw' Strung To JOHN I can not say, and I will not say That he is dead.-He is just away! W'ith a cheery smile, and a wave of the hand, He has wandered into an unknown land, And left us dreaming how very fair It needs must be, since he lingers there. And you-you, who the wildest yearn For the old-time step and the glad return,7 Think of him faring on, as dear In the love of There as the love of Here. -Iumfx Wbilwnzb Riley To MARGARET No, not cold beneath the grasses, Not elosewalled within the tombg Rather, in my Ifather's mansion, Living in another room. Living, like the one who loves me, Like yon child with cheeks abloom, Out of sight, at desk or school-book, Busy in another room. Nearer than the youth whom fortune Beekons where the strange lands loomg just behind the hanging curtain, Serving in another room. Shall I doubt my Father's mercy? Shall I think of death as doom, Or the stepping o'er the threshold To a bigger, brighter room? Shall I blame my Father! wisdom: Shall I sit enswathed in gloom, W'hen I know my love is happy, Waiting in the other room? -Rolfrrf l"n'i'n1ur1 Back to the grind again. F h In the following pages, the Tatler gives you memories of 1957-1958 The school year starts off on its merry whirl. First clay of school . . . Remember those initiations? Practice for Junior and Senior Plays . . . And the dance! ,,?, 5 , , ,www-' , " Avi A ' ,- .. mwah ' , , f IW5 ,,wL'f' , . . , , , . A M V . , M Q, ' 1 Q. - , H r. vm Q ,l WTXZQA ,j ' ' 4,4 V", f ' of Y ww .Q , ' i 14 n 7' fffh ' V " ' . W ' ,ggffq .wr VIQ! A, . g , ,f ,W ,. ,, W ,. , ,- ' , , .49 . ,- 'Z' ' y I ff V ,I . I ' V. 3 1' v Q A V Homccommg Royalty lead first dance. Q ! 1. X "QW" .xr -J 'Q ,,, AW -1 E ' .4 . E, , 2 N 1 xv f 4 '3 A f Q' A ' 2:55, 3 5 'i 3 3 x we , QM e ffww .Q if f fin 55355255 'F-'.' 'W 415 A Q 5,Q2Qfg 22323: V szfifi Q The year draws nigh to a close. Our last social whirl of the yea As the year came to an end the whirl was still going. The big events of spring- Sophomore Carnival . . . Track Meets . . . Baseball . . . Proms . . . Exams . . . Baccalaureate . . . Graduation V215 , wxwifily , T . uh' 1 ffl 1 ,, Wifi , Af J' 5 '. W1 ' ' A .Q ,.,i?'gQz 5 l X 'ai pr wh 4429? M 'S 2.5, I ,f . 5 4 ' l n , A - i f .: K 72 4 ..-?.,.,. ,L , M - ' I, -11, ,ik ,gs 3 5 A Q a Q' Q 'E 4 Q s ff 3 'fiwq-nv" 'wh i 1 !"'fy "' , 2 4 .,- - ,, ,I :fr-Ea' it " MGM "- Q Principal Robert Peck and Superintendent Berwyn Zuck ,,..,,a....---.v Q-,,,..-4-D iz 4 544445 Zacvwl cmd idmdnwtzataza The Board of Education dedicate their time and knowledge to make :1 better educational program for our school. They meet to decide school policies, hire personnel, and plan for improvements to make a more successful school year, Our "moderators" this year led our school with .1 firm hand. Moderator Berwyn Zuck Kas Superintendenty was re- sponsible for the smooth precision with which the schools husiness was conducted. The "announcements" to the "working casti were ably voiced by our casting director. Mr. Peck. XVinner of the Jaycee award. he also campaigned for County Superintendent, Our "studio" was in good hands this year under the direction of our two favorite directors. COX1I'l IXII NTS Ol NIllJXX'l S'l l'IlO'l'U sl RYIC I . MAI I SIS 7 'fl 've Got A Secret." Ready, begin asdf 31:1 g Learning to be a good citizen. W I rs. Alden D5 My an't type--I use the "hunt and peckn system. F Mrs. Cramer I have been zi script writer for Gracie Allen for many N years. Illfhere havel found my ideas? You guess! That's still my secret! Mr. Deem I hate music! . Miss Ehrenhart I witnessed "Audrey's" visit to U. S. in 1957. Mr. Gearhart I am a sun worshiper. Mrs. Gillette I shook hands with Vice-President Nixon on the steps of the U. S. Capitol. Q English for everyday life. Mr. Hill I am going to stop smiling so much. Mr. Hurlbutt I hope to have my own construction company some day. COMPLIMENTS OF COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, GALESBURG COMPLIMENTS OF ROBINSON LUMBER COMPANY -. .L , fa ,, Y X 522. Nav, EEA ,!. g .-. .H 115. rw . f xr, , 1 15 --vfvx ' ,. 5 "xiii, 1 515353 Q VJ if-AJ Xi k 4:1 rdf M Y K .. 5 4 1 I f V V , ,, - 5 Q I I ,w4v4a,..Q,,,,M..L,f,,,,.,,,X,m..lmV I V, ,AQ Xiwxwfif ag, 4, , r ,g,,Q2'!Rs 'G x X3 3 ik Zigi V M ff in M2 f '-Q '-E I vfbgni , ' is A sg 472-3 , .5 J 7' 'H K, ': ' X f'9Jv,, 1. ,sri-7 -4? 4 -1 J 1 ,: ,Z 4- V 1 Wm g., r f I, if X , 5 V A , ' N' H12"'39faj,,'.W45?Wf'wff1?9f-12 ' f " 4.1 " ,miie Y, I H egg. ,W . ., gf V ff ', ff, ,,, mf 'f0'h - , ig 1 ' ' 'fy"'?T -W 'Q ff 1 'ff .5 1 3 ,z , 1 Z 3 g M, ww 4 .,,4-- I 2 A atm, Aw, U4 ' ,S vi Q, ff .. Q41 ,.,f2?,.gg -s f y 4, 5, ' Ff' W if a Z ff f ' . ' WJQL. "ff M! Q xx - fi. fi E i 5 1 iv L, Q 1 'L 67 : f if XX 'Bm an , .3 ' Discussing everyday problems. 16' Mrs. Sanders I just missed winning the Christmas home showcase on "The Price Is Right." Miss Shawver I have a "hobby-horse" that I have ridden in many direc- tions. I recommend to everyone the riding of Il "hobby, horse": music, drama, photography, sports, and travel. It will make you a happier, more vital person. Mrs. Shipplett My children are direct descendants of john and Priscilla Alden and, also, of Sir W'illiam Southworth, who was beheaded in the Tower of London for disagreeing with Queen Elizabeth over religion. Mr. Viar I just teach school for fun. I don't need the money. Mr. von Allmen I invented the first "Rock-and-Rolling" Rubber Band-now used exclusively by the B.M.F. Goodrich Company. fIS.M.F. means- "Bwang me faster."j Mrs. Wenzelmann Do you know that I am only thirty-nine? Mr. Wimer I was a Chaplain's Assistant for six months during world Wir Two. COMPLIMENTS OF BLUE BELL. INC. Getting ready for an experiment. COMPLIMENTS OF HARE'S DARI-DELITE Learning about our American Heritage. 7 "l've Got A Secret." H-ll -Qi.. 'Z ? 5 ? g 1 Ronnie Anderson Terry Andrews ' Janet Ashley Eddie Boone Jerry Boyd . ' 'Q f Iv xl Officers: J. Ashley, Secretary, B. Brown, Treasurerg P. Bulkeley, President: P. Risenhoover, Vice! President: J. Cramer and L. Powers. Student Council Representatives. aff .5 . The past four years have set the scene for the casting of the Senior Class "Spectacular" Nine- teen hundred flfty-four marked the class' flrst debut. A chili supper and first prize for the homecoming float marked the outstanding activ- ities of our freshman class. As the curtain rose for the second act it revealed a successful year. Again this year, our class walked away with flrst place honors on our float Marlene Abel . Home Ile. Club 3, 4: Librarian 4, Conl- mamlo Staff 43 Play Production 3, 4. liootball 1,35 Basketball 2,33 Baseball 3, 43 Play Production 3. 4: Industrial Arts Club I, 2, 35 Oflicer 2. Play Production 3, 4g Spanisi Club 1, 3: Pep Club 3: Football l, 2, , ,4, Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4: Track I, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Speech Club 3g Officer 3g Boys Chorus 3g Mixed Chorus 1, 23 Numeral Club l. Girls Chorus l, 3g Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, Speech Club 3: Ofiicer 35 Class Officer l, 3, 43 Pep Club 3, 4: lf.T.A. 4g Play Cast 43 Cheerleader l, 2, 3,41 Homecoming Attendant 3: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4. Roseville, l,2, 3, Football 45 Play Pro- duction 4. Industrial Arts Club l,2, 3g Oflicer Z 3: Speech Club 41 Oflicer 43 Play Pro- duction 4g Tallrr Staff 45 Football l,Z. 3, 43 Track l, 2, 3. 4. COMPLIMICNTS Oli RliX A. SHIPPLIQTT AND SONS, GENERAL CONTRACTORS turf! in the homecoming parade. In the spring, we held the annual Sophomore Carnival which reaped a record gain. During the Hrst setting of act three, we saw our class walk away with top honors on our float, "Down They Go." This established a new school record as we had won for three consecutive years. The nrst dramatic endeavo was revealed in the second setting, entitled "D 't Take My Penny." I N. 'X' 6 I Charlotte Brokaw G.A.A. l,2,35 Speech Club 35 Otlicer 35 Class Otlticer 1.35 Homecoming Queen 45 Tuflrr Stall 45 Play Cast 4. Betty Jo Brown Band I, 2, 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Pep Iiand 3, 45 Latin Club I.2,3,45 F.'l'.A. 45 Home lic. Club I5 G.A.A. I.2,3,45 Otlieer 35 Tullrr Stall 45 Mixed Chorus 2,35 Girls Chorus I, 2, 35 Ciirls lfnsemble I, 2, 35 Class Otlicer 3, 45 Music Contest I. 2. 3: Play Cist 3, 4. Peter Bulkeley Librarian I5 Football I5 Basketball I. 25 Science Club I,25 Latin Club 1,253.45 Speech Club 45 Play Cast 3,45 Conznzamlo Staff 45 Band I, 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3. 45 Boys Chorus 3,45 All-State Band 35 Mixed Iinsemble 25 Class Officer 4, Cool City 7 3,45 Dance Band 3,45 Pep Band 35 Music Contest I,2,3,45 Track 3,45 Tufler Staff 45 Piano Contest I, 2, 3, 4. Sandra Burton Band I, 2, 3, 45 Girls Chorus I, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus I5 G.A.A. I, 25 Pep Club 35 Home Fc. Club 3, 45 Pep Band 45 Play Pro- duction 3, 4. Patience Byram G.A.A. I, 2, 3,45 Latin Club I, 2, 3,41 Band I, 2, 3,45 Oflicer 45 F.T.A. 45 Speech Club 35 Pep Club 35 fihlllllltlllilll Staff 3,45 Play Cast 3,45 Speech Contest 3,45 Pep Band 3,45 Dance Hand 3,45 Taller Statf 45 Science Club I, 25 Orlieer 25 Music Contest I, 2, 3, 4. Bill Carlberg Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Boys Chorus 3, 45 Cmn- mamlo Staff 45 Play Cast 3,45 Track 35 Basketball 3, 45 F.T.A. 45 F.F.A. I, 2,35 Pep Club 45 Baseball 45 Letterman's Club 3,45 Play Production 3,45 Music Contest 3,4. Pete Carter Lettcrman's Club 3,45 Football I,2,3,45 Basketball 45 Manager 2,35 Baseball 2,45 Track 45 Latin Club I5 Play Cast 45 Play Production 3, 4. Verlene Carroll Moline I,2,35 F.T.A. 45 Play Production 45 Pep Club 4. Dick Castle Music Contest 35 Band I, 25 Boys Chorus 35 Mixed Chorus I, 45 Latin Club I, 25 Indus- trial Arts Club 45 Taller Staff 45 Football 35 Student Council 4. Larry Clutts Indufial Arts Club I, 25 Oflicer 25 Foot- ball 35 Play Production 3,45 Taller Stall 4. Bill Collis Football I5 Basketball I, 2. 3, 45 Track I, 2, 3,45 Baseball 45 Numeral Club I5 l.ettcr4 man's Club 2, 3, 45 Class Otlicer 25 Student Council 25 Tullrr Statl 45 Pep Club 45 Play Cast 3. 45 Boys Chorus 35 Mixed Chorus 35 Music Contest 35 I'.F.A. l,2, 35 Otlicer 35 Homecoming Attendant I, 2,45 Sophomore Carnival King 2. Mary Ann Collis Ns CONIPLISIENTS OF RALPH SABETTI Sponsors: Mrs. Shipplett, Mr. Cear- hart, Mrs, Wenzelmann. Not Pic- tured: Mr. Wimer. .Sp . In the third setting of spring, our thoughts turned to satin and lace and the junior-Senior Prom. We chose the theme "Deep Sea Dream." As the curtain fell on the third act, fourth setting, a largely attended junior Square Dance ended the year's activities. The fourth act sees our cast as Seniors+our long awaited dream had been fulfilled. Close harmony and hard work brought about this year's Jeannette Cramer Latin Club l, 2, 3, 4, Oflicer 2, 3, Home Ee. Club 1, Student Council 3,4, Pep Band 3, Band 1,2, 3,4, Mixed Chorus 2, 5,4, Girls Chorus l, 3, Girls En- semble 2, 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Girls Trio 3. 4, G.A.A. 1,23 F.T.A. 4, Commumlu Staff 3, Tullur Statf 4, Play Cast 3,4, Piano Contest 1, 2, 3, Speech Contest 2, 3, 4, Music Contest 1, 2, 3. 4, Speech Club 4. Ted Cramer Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 5. 4: Baseball 4, Football Manager 2, Student Council 1, 2, 3. 4, Officer 3, 4, Numeral Club 1, Letterman's Club 5, 4, Play Cast 3, Play Production 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Boys Chorus 3, Coulnmuilo Staff 1, Z. 3, Taller Staff 4, Latin Club 1, Pep Club 4, Music Contest 3. Linda Crane Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Home Ee. Club 1, 2, Speech Contest 3, Music Con- test 3,4, Piano Contest 2, 3. 4, Science Club 1, Ofhcer 1: Pep Club 3,4, Girls Ensemble 3, Girls Trio 3, 4, Girls Chorus 3, Mixed Chorus 3, Taller Stan 4, F.T.A. 4, Orticer 4, Play Cast 3, 4. Terry Daily Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band I, 2, 5. 4: Pep Band 1, 2, Cool City 7 3, 4, Drum Major 4, Mixed Chorus l, Z, 3, 4, Boys Chorus 3,4, Mixed Ensemble 2, Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1,2, Latin Club 1,2,3.4: F.T.A. 4, Play Cast 3,-t, Homecoming King 4, Commumfo Staff 3, 4, Librarian 1, Boys State 3. Bill Davis Galesburg 1, 2, Track 3, 4. Richard Doney Abingdon 4, Basketball 4. COMPLIMENTS OF AMERICAN SANITARY MFG. CO. stage production, "Onions In The Stew." The three act comedy proved to be a huge success. During this act, our money-making projects were in preparation for our trip. In the wee hours of the morning on May 16, we had at last saved enough money to start this trip. XVe journeyed to Chicago and our memories of the play, "My Fair Lady", the amusement park, the ballgame, and shopping will never be forgotten. 666054 Janice Draper 1 f A C tr Itp C tt in t P du t 1 I Mary Sue Dredge mu I Cl b I 1 4 Ltr 4 u dtnt Coumil latin C b 4 Othttr 4 A 4 1 I 4 hp Club 4 at-4 l11Ir1dut11 Bill Eyre L1 at C ub I511 4 N us L mttst 4 D11 111 4 td 1orus Xrud 1 stm It H S 1tt C l1o s 's Comrmu I ri I 4 1.r1I 1 lt thttr 4 I I1br.1r111 ll II 4 Illslttll Vernon French L ttr1111n 4 loot .1 'I 4 Iiaslttt ,1 It 1 Sptt Club 4 Studtnt Couneil 3 Bots Chorus 3 1 td Chorus I Hand I Il.11 Irodut tion 3 4 Mary Jane Gillette Band I 4 Ba d I I 4 Cairls Cl1o I 3 Nllud Chorusi 4 Home Pt, C ub I PT A 4 Oflut 4 Tullnl Staff 4 ' 1 u I 4 usit 411 ts .1 Iroduttion 3 Play C 1st 4 Rod Gustafson s 1orus X nxt NJFUS C 1 u Stu L mu C 3 Othutr rll1l1lilmfrAStJI"I I 4 7111 1Staff 4 lat 4 n s C lub utth b C IS Barbara Hopping 1n1t It tb r.1r1111 I aff 4 Tx 4 Utne 4 Commun Sta 4 Pln Irodu tion 1 Barb Hullck A I' :mt Othtgr 4 Wind Cl1orus I C irls Chorus 5 Spttth Club 'I Othttr l'IUI'11LI.UI11lI1g Attendant I Karen Kinder Cvrls Chorus I 3 Nliud Chorus " rls I'nse.111blt 5 r s ro n I 2 P d 3 4 Spte Contest I " 4 I1.1no Conttst I Homt lt ub I tin Club l 4 Oth A 3 4 Othetr 4 Cfmnluu 0 Stn 3 Itp C lub 3 4 Othcerl Stu 1. t Counul 4 Othttr 4 I T -X 4 Tulhr Surf isis. ontts Homtt 111 I1 Atttnd,1nt4 Iln Ca t 1 4 Lila Krrgan A on l"IlI.,l'Il ' lq C Ted Lambasro n ustr1.1l Arts C lub I 4 Ofhttr 4 I5.111 oo Iran Roger Lincoln Industrill Arts C lub I 1 Chorus Xt 1orus IS.1n at Cast 4 oo 1 manila Staff 4 CQXIPLINIIPNIS OI' ANIILRICAN SANITARY XIIC, CO . 2 I C .X. . I, 2, ,l,4Q Ciirls QI11 us BQ " ,lub I.4Q I5.'I'.A. 4: OtI1"r 4: Tizllur .fl 4: Plat' rr: c ior ,,4. Ha ' fc. fu .l,.. :Ohhh 3, QSt - ' K 'I 51 . 4 I 1 ICT. , Q Ci.A.A. 2,,, Q 7' i Q Play Cs QP.."t cio13. Sci'1" il l.2,4Q .1dl,2.3, :.I i' Ci: ' I, 2, 3. 4: Clool Ciily 7 3, Q .ICU II. d Q Mix' CII 2,3,4Q .l'.- Iii - b- ,Q All ft. ' 1 ru ,Q f ll Stuff ,, Q Num' . Cflub IQ I,.1ti1 C1 lb I, 2,-IQ C7 QP.1y C1.1st 3,4Q .i '11 I, ZQ lioot .1 I. 5. Q . ' ull 2. Int- . Q 5 bIIl,2.,, Q -bll I,ZQTr.1c I,Z,3.4Q F.F.A. I.2,,Q -'ch mx- l' ,gi ,izg 3 3 1 11 Pep ,, Q n .Z,,, Q U rus Q Q. if ' . Q ' lu .l . ZQ '.'. . Q ir-r Q " Qlcl Clb ,, Q NI 'Cfxt-t I,2,3,4Q Pl'y Q . ' , 4 P AVOII Irligh lQ Ifootbnll 2, 3,4Q Track Z, 3, 4Q Boy' C.l 41 .I'."d Cll 4Q P'1 Cil b 3,4Q .' d'nt Cla ntil Q 3: Cl f ,, Q ' lvl' Q .'t'r- 11141 ' Q ZQ S1 C.lu 4: Play 1. t 4. H1 - C11 I. 2: I.ib '. . 2.411111- Irr St Q If. .X. Q 'A 'cr 4 Q I ilu .P If Q 1' ' ci ,. CLA. . l, 2, BQ It Q lic. Club I, 2, 3, 4Q 3. 1-' i Q 3' i Z I .Z 3: " i .' t , Q . i," -,3,4Q Gi I ' - 2, ,4Q Gil Tr' 3.43 Ba d , , 3, 4Q ep Ban 1, 2, , Q Q ch . P' . . , C1 Q La' T ,2, 3, Q Acer 2, 3, 4Q G. .A. I.l. , Q Q fx il , ff2, Q '- Q . Q i .Q d-n 41 11. -if -I i,:'.sifi.' 4 . 2 1 A. as V' . 1' 'f ,,,Q '-1 .lub 3. I el ' Q , 3, Q Q d I,ZQIi tb.1lllQT 'It 3. i , .2.3.4: Biys l 5,41 Mi. 'd C.I 3,4Q d l.2.3.4Q PI I' i Q C, I City 7 2.3,-SQ Cfnu- .- - . T K K. ,, - Y: . L. ef- ' , Q V ' Q ' X 'K 'ff "What have you got good ro eat?" 'lf "Which one will it be?" .sp , This year we attended the prom in leisure as we were the guests instead of the hosts. Con- gratulations, Juniors, you made our last prom at A.H.S. a memory that will last forever in our hearts. Baccalaureate brought back wonderful mem- ories of the last four years and the people who Jerry Link 1911" 1 HA 11+ isville, , ...-,..y Officer 4: Class Play 5.4. Lee Marks S FF .A. 1, 2, 1: Class Play 5.4: Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4: Track 2: Mixed Chorus 33 l.etterman's I Club 1, 2. 71. 4: Football l: Taflcr Stall 4: Speech Club 4. ally Marks Band 1, 2. 3, 4: Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 2. 5: Officer Z. 3 , C1 A 4: Student Council 5,43 Olli- 43 Girls Chorus 1, 3: Of- Hcer 53 Mixed Chorus 2, 31 Trailer Staff 4: Newspaper Staff 3: Speech Contest 2: Class Play 3: Cheerleader Alt. 4: Sextette J, Music Contest l.2,3,-1: Pep Club 5. 4. A. 1, 2.3,-1lOl'l'1Cer Marilea Morton Band 1, 2, 3, 4: C-irls Chorus 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 3: G.A.A. 1,2: Latin Club 1: Pep Club Home lic. Club 3.4: Play Production 3: Class Play 4. Mirmadean Myers Speech Club 3: Librarian 4. Dick Olinger F.F .A. 1, 2, 3: Speech 4: Base- badl-13 Basketball l. Hollis E. Palmer Band 1,23 Basketball 13 Ind. Arts Club 2, 3:4: Otiicer 3. Marilyn Penn G.A.A. 2, 4: F.T.A. 4: Spanish Club 2: Speech Club 4: Girls Chorus 1: Class Play 43 Play Production 3: Pep Club 5,-1. COMPLIMFNTS OF AMERICAN SANITARY MFG. CO, directed and helped us were Mr. Gearhart, Mrs. Shipplett, Mrs. Breiner, Miss Ehrenhart, Mr. Viar, Mrs. Cramer, Mr. Clark. Mrs. Wenzel- mann, and Mr. Wimer. To these people, who have been our teachers and friends, we are so grateful. It has been with their helping hands and assistance that we have had four "spectac- ular" years. Commencement, diplomas, and fifty-six capped and gowned figures brought the curtain ringing down on the final act of a "spectacular" which lasted four years, but will last forever in the hearts of its cast. 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Pedigo, Student Council Representatives 99 'VD' Emma Lou Batson Terry Baughman Terry Bowton Jim Boyd Sandra Burgner Luellen Burington Ed Butterfield Linda Byerly Pearl Canady Joyce Coats Gary Collins Shirley Courson Tom Courson Bill Day Rucker Dechow Virginia DeJaynes Bill Dunn Virginia Durbin Godfrey Ebright Norma Flynn Roberta Gillette Neil Hagberg Mary Harshbarger Billy Heimer Nancy Housh Martha Howard Judy Kenney Dixie Kirkpatrick Georgia Landon Sid Landon COMPl.INlliNTS OF m2cHOxv MOTOR COMPANY ,- av- , 9 ,. may . l ,Q- E 4 nu 7 Cary Lincoln Shirley Links Gordon Logan Merrill McCoy 664424 '77i6c6eg 77Z0u4e 61:45 0 Spo sors M s Sanders, Mrs. Cramer, Mr. Viar, Mrs. Gillette. - Becky McDermet Jane Marks Bonnie Morrison Barb Morss Bob Murdock Gene Nelson Rose Nelson Jim Parks Kathy Pedigo Don Penn Tom Prior Nick Russo Becky Sebree Roy Sloan Marie Smith Ronald Stambaugh John Sullivan Opal Thomas Tommy Tinkham Tommy Tucker Pat Vest Mary Welsh Margie Whitney Ronnie Wier - Margaret Wilson COMPLIMENTS OF THE ABINGDON KODAK ? ' ,4.,,., .KVM .-'. ., 1 , ' ', - , frail .4 X 'f A , ' fp V -4 ' . 9-. ' 732' LON1I'l.lNH,NTS OF THI. ABINCJDON l'l,OXX'I,R SHOP , My ,, vm "' I 5 r-5. wmv .f. 01' --Al ,, ,, y 5 3:7 Q .-'LLTTR Wxkg fail? 4 W? I ' 7 NJ., 221 :'-"' I ' -ff 'TI ww' f I, . I' t i Z 'W 1 Q Y ' F Y ff? f m 1 A "' , i . X MW 4 49 A ..-3 ,W ,P - .L ' , ,, . I ' Exam... ' "'3-'47 .XJ A f I f fem. ::-2 'liz ...N-'f f :rzgs 4 . . ' , K' W V K Z K ,Q A,.. 2531 r ,dw V Ai 3? . . 3 ,1 : A zn. A :fig W Ar X ' 3 ' A 1? an f ,.-. ,Q uf f Q. ,4fi"ff'f.'-'mix ...lv --f in 15 5 MQW maze 666:44 'Kiddie " CQMPLIMENTS OF STEGALL AGENCY Jean Allen Janet Anderson Don Baker Joann Baker James Bent Don Brady Lari Jean Brashear ' Byron Brown Christy Bulkeley If Melvin Butterfield Cherry Byranw Ella Clark I Donna Cramer Joe Davis Saundra DeWeese Jann Doubler Cary Dunn Bill Erwin Toni Ezzo Jim Eerris Jean Fielder Carolyn Eishel Merrilee Ciearhart Ellen Cleaye Vxwr l-lardy Carolyn l-latch Bobby Haynes Richard Hughes Vxfayne Johnson Eddie Jones COMPLIMENTS OF HOLSTINFS LOCKER SERVICE Officers: W. Hardy, Presidentg M. Butterfield, Treasurer: G. Dunn, K. Morton, Student Council Representatives: J. Baker, Secretary: D. Simms, Vice-President. Sandra Kirga' Terry. Landsn Jirn LiriCClr' ff' 0? , if 'f4"J" I W f f 1 -sa- '1 - '10 A V .J ,J 52 3 . ,,.f,r, 0' Q 9'-wr ky "Wup- .av-un 1 y .S .. 1 'Q ' 9 Y. I, M J , Q i- 1 4 I . H z . gr, 8 . V Vw f ' Q ' p, ,E . 1 ff r 'A ',- g, .1 .I y f an 'r . ' ' on ' ' 1 , f A jk ' I f f :""l'l' "fx fy? Z" f X 1 mm Zhu A I I H Kcofcice C-ONlPl,lNH"N'l'S Ol: SININVS DAIRY BAR Park Llrxl Loxurra Nail Mlke Nlarlw Ceorgua lvleadovvs Carol Mlller lnm Mroer Brll Morris Kathy Morton Larry lVlurl4 lim Olmger Suaan Peck Larry Qulck Roberra ROlIJll'1SOVl Louise Sabetru Tommy Scalf Dick Shellorw Dixie Simms Joyce Srmpsom Comme Slllllll Romelle Slarwlew Naorme Swlgarr Teresa Sparks Rufld Ami Tl'lCl'7WD5OVN JOYCE llwurmao Karen 'llwurma' Frank lrulsor Elame Voorhees l-larrj, Voorhees Plwxllls Vxfay Lounge Wlwelolwel N1I'LlNH'N'IS UI' l'Ol.ANlJ'S NIARIU l' J.. ,JZ Sponsors: Miss Shawver, Mr. Von Allman Muss Ehrenhart 'il- -j ...- I Qgrralol .l r I C Q,,L rx, ,QW ..: it IK 3,, 1 First Row: A. Jones, President: B. Daily, Vice-President: Second Row: Ai Kinder, Student Council Representativeg S. Swanson, Secretary- Treasurer1 S. Bulkeley, Student Council Representative. madman 65444 , HJGJ F-.lr l lylarj. Jo Biifson Ann Bownmn lllll Boxd l irri Rolfir ee iffm, Sigsgn Eiill Carol Blish Patil, Bxerlg lffaf, ne Carlberg Qx F' ll .littde faecala fl X 54 5 ii. 1. '3' ,, Shirley Clilfls Naney Collis Eugene Conard Bill Daily Bob Dail. Ci-.le Dans Edu-.ard DeJaines Sally DeWeese Lex-.is Done, John Dredge Tom Ebrighl John Erwin Carolyn Fey, Clillon Flgnn Mary Ann Foster Bob Clllelle Dick Cinlhor Can, l-lale Carol l-larshbargor Ronnie Heimer Roger l-lerren Marilyn Herrick Clinlon Hills Kay, hlopoine Charles Horton hflarilin l-lorlon Marg Lou Horton Sharon Hunt Carol Johnson lVlaUClie Johnson Sharon Johnson Allred Jones Tuinila Kellogg April Kinder Larry Laird Mary Lannberli CON1l'LlNlENTS OF ABINGDON POTTIQRIES, INC Vc 'lf if ff I ...gl J' .l M 1 fu f.-4f' a l"' 2- ,405 "v -an 4- "7 li 'IP' CONiPIIXilN'lS OP -XBINGUON POTTIRIIS INC r, 49 1-5 14 -6 r- Q ZW-qi S -N . ,15i?1f M E I Y J, if V A , 'Q' 17 'J 41, jul, ' -1 j ggi, 1' of ,, i N f ' I Q ' I ' M l Q ' , N . 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Sponsors: Mr. Hurlbutt, Mrs. Alden, Mr. Deem. fzeakmcm 66444 Larry Lanktord " Sherry Largent Betty Lewis Connie Sue Lewis LuAnn Lincoln Rollan Logan Joyce Malone Linda McDermet Margaret Ann Mclflwain 36 .fdtdle 24414464 If 's..,, .1 k lr 1 rf fi em-awww 7',,.1iW x quvzai i ' -f' ,.i, i f 6 flf I r iw -A 'rr 501 'Z' Connie McCrew Jerry Moshier Terry Murk Deanna Murray Lyle Nelson Floyd Palmer Dennis Parker Dena Peck Terry Peck Clittord Pence Donald Peterson Bch Pierce Sharon Poulson Patricia Powell Bettx Peed Terry. Rutledge Erma Sebree Blair Schisler Eric Sotluaclsen Ken Severns Susan Shelton Mary Anne Shipplett' Jerry Shugart David Simpson Bill Skinner Bob Smith Billy Snell Larry Strahlman Linda Ann Swanson Sara Lu Swanson Mary Kay Swise Sharon Kay Thomas Sue Thomas Connie Thurman Duane Watters Ernestine Wells Matthew XVilson COMPLIMIZNTS OF ABINGDON POTTERIES, INC ,F vaf M -" 114.41 ,vw Y 1' 2 rv-yy F.. :ibm 'ff' FWZ? A i f fi 43 gf'1W . F' I I I ,ff I ' 'wmggf 1 - X 1 -w . , 4 - ,. 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The staff presents you the H258 TATLISR covering pictorial memories of the p.1st school year. +1-Nix. x'- Editors: Standing: L. Crane, Feature: D. Castle, Photography: B. Collis, Sports, S. Marks, Business: Seated: B. Hopping, Layoutg S. Sabetti and J. Cramer. Co-Editors. XYIS lr. MARKS. .XLK l'lONl l R Standing: C. Dunn, K, Sullivan, A. Kinder, L. Powers, J. Cramer, S. Wier, Seated: B, Murdock, K. Pedigo, V. Durbin. K. Morton, S. Bulkeley. D. Castle. The Student Council was frequently in the limelight during the 1957-1858 segtstmn. They successfully spun- sored the lmomecoming partttle and dance .intl the first two all-sclwol parties. The purclmse of penn.1nts bearing the names nf all schools in the LiT1'1.i2 Six Clomfiiniswcgrz mrs .mother project of the Student Council. .ai Huawei! li fa ' l 4 f W Q -+- l I, ,z - , V f 1 A 'L , - 1-3 l ' , Vi . A fl I V ,M lm . ' A ,, . J S. Landon. Vice-Presidentg T. Cramer. Presidentg S. Marks. Mr. Peck. Sponsor. Secretary: K, Kinder. Treasurer. tUXlI'llNllNlS Ol Sll.-XTNKN XIIN H l,-XlJllS NXT,-XR. SIIOIS HDR llll l.'XXlllY ll Standing: T. Daily, B. Carlberg. Seated: K. Sullivan, P. Byram, B. Brown, K. Kinder, M. Dredge, V. Carroll, P. Risenhoover, J. Ashley, M. Penn, S. Wynkoop, J. Cramer, M. Scalf, J. Perry. S. Sabetti. This active "statin was responsible for many important contributions to the student body this year. ' ' f Bracelets and tie clasps were sold. A spectacular for Qs- ' X If ' the Mary Davis home was a December project. The group D-.. -f We " ?46'ffV17- visited schools in Galesbur for 1l1'sicall ' handica v ned I S l 5 5 l l ,, A '44 A 1' K I X. Ai, ljsl f' , and mentally retarded children. We also had many guest . , L' . -' speakers. -' Alf. f' ff!! J, , ,V 1, ,h- vc' 29' ...hr Sponsor: Mrs. Wenzelmann. Officers: J. Draper, Vice-President: D. Castle, Student Council: L. Crane. Secretary, M. Gillette, President, L. Powers, Treasurer, B. Hopping, Reporter. COMPLIMENTS OF LARSON FUNERAL HOME l 3 4 S ' is Standing: R. Gustafson, B. Carlberg, B. Sebree, S. Wier, E. Butterfield, S. DeWeese, B. Hopping, M. Paulson M Abel P. Byram, R. Lincoln. First Row: R. Robinson, E. Sebree. C. Smith, J. Doubler. Second Row: R. Stanley, M. Whitney E Batson, D. Simms. Third Row: E. Voorhees, J. Baker, C. Pence, J. Perry. Fourth Row: M. Howard, C. Bulkeley, K Morton L. Sabetti. The oliicial paper for the television trade at Abingdon High School w.1s the "Commando," This year the staif worked aided by the Argus Stiff. After meeting their deadlines and doing other such things involved in journal- ism, they took their Iflilftflgll downtown where it was he ada Staff published .is .1 part of the "Argus" C .se y 'NAB "E, A-A Editors: Standing: T. Bowton, Sports, K. Sullivan, Feature: Whafg new in the news? B. Eyre, Photography: T. Daily, Productiong Seated: Ronnie Wier, Assistant Editor, P. Bulkeley, Editor. CUhll,l.lXll'.N-IWS Oli ABINCJIJON ARQIQS ? 'YZ Standing: W. Hardy, T. Daily, P. Bulkeley. First Row: C. Byram, J. Perry, K. Pedigo, O. Thomas, Christy Bulkeley. P. Byram. Sezcnd Row: E. Batson, S. Links, S. Peck, B. Brown, J. Cramer, K. Sullivan, During the year the Latin Club was featured in many an different roles. In the homecoming parade, they had L1 a Hoat with the theme "Aledo Afterf, The last sock-hop of the year and 21 booth in the Sophomore Carnival were the club's money making projects. To complete the year, the members and their guests enjoyed a party at the Hotel Custer and Ll show. -f 1 'a 1 Mrs. Dahler, Sponsor. Officers: Standing: M. Dredge, Reporter: K. Kinder, Student Council Representative: Seated: E. Butterfield, Vice-President: B. Eyre, President: S. Sabetti, Secretary-Treasurer. C,.ONlPLINll-NTS Ulf 1'A'l'RlCIA'S BICAUTY SHOP Standing: T. Bowton, J. Boyd, R. Gillette, P. Canadv, L. Marks, M. Scalf, M. Penn, L. Powers, R. Gustafson. Seated: R Anderson, C. Severns, N. Russo. G. Collins, B. Heimer, C. Lincoln, P. Bulkcley. Channel SPEIZLH will tune you to an organization whose purpose is teaching parliamentary procedure. Officers 4 were elected quarterly to give experience in conducting L1 meeting. The cluh won second place on its homecoming float. At Christmas, the members fixed a basket of food and decorated a tree for a needy family. Several parties were heartily enjoyed. Officers: B. Murdock, Student Council Representative: V. French, Mrs. Wenzelman, Sponsor. Reporter, R. Stambaugh, President: P. Risenhoover. Secretary: R. Wier, Vice-President: D. Olinger, Treasurer. fUXll'lINllN'I'S UI' RUSS' C,RULlRY l3 '1- 1 of f- First Row: D. Kirkpatrick, P. Vest, M. Abel, S. Sabetti, B. Reed, M. Shipplett, S. Bulkeley. Second Row: S. Burton. M. Morton, C. Fishel, L. Brashear, J. Schisler, D. Smith, L. Sabetti, T. Ezzo. Third Row: S. Swanson, S Shelton, M. McElwain, A. Kinder, M. Lamberti, L. Abel, K. Sullivan. The 195'-1958 Home Et. Club experienced another 6 busy and successful school year. A Membership Te.1 ' started the year and was later followed by the annual chili supper and Christmas party. During january the Home EC. Club and F. F. A. members held a potluck supper. The style show and cotton print day were held in the spring. H A A - Ay ' A' ,,.Q.ff?t L. H iv' Miss Ehrenhart, Sponsor. Officers: M. Poulson. Treasurerg M. Dredge, Presidentg S. Wynkoop. Vice-President, V. Durbin, Student Council Representative, Not Pictured: B. Hulick, Secretary. 46 COMPLIMENTS OF CHARLOTTFS BEAUTY SHOP f" Standing: N. Schisler, E. Conard, J. Moshier, M. McCoy, B. Gillette, D. Parker, L. Quick, C. Horton, L. Murk, S. Wier, T. Murk M. Marks, J. Olinger, G. Dunn, R. Logan, J. Ferris, L. Strahlman, F. Trulson, J. Miner, G. Logan, B. Morris, D. Cinther. Seated: B, Schisler, L. Boyer, E. Jones, B. Haynes, W. Carlberg, B. Brown, T. Tinkham, T. Scalf, L. Nelson, R. Heimer. Under the capable directorship of Mr. Talmage Wimer, the Future Farmers of America enjoyed a successful year. This year's activities included: F.F.A.-Home Ec. Club I ? I banquet, purchase of a movie projector, sale of seeds and Aerosol products, and many others. 'The purpose of this organization is to build better citizens and farmers through agriculture. , , 4, ,,,. w:wMfW"'7 3 r I puwm ?g.L,NEIfS or Ammo any zillltlfllllll Officers: S. Landon. Treasurer, J. Link, Sentinel: R. Wier, Secre- Mr. Wimer. Sponsor. tary: C. Nelson, President: R. Sloan, Reporterg G. Lincoln, Vice- President. CONIPLINIENTS OF CLINE SOIL SERVICE L-idx First Row: B. Snell, B. Skinner, H. Palmer, D. Baker, N. Hagberg. Second Row: E. Setbacken, E. DeJaynes, T. Havens, L. Lankford, R. Herren, J. Linccln, W. Johnson, T. Wilson, D. McCracken. Third Row: J. Shugart, J. Erwin, L. Laird, F. Palmer, J. Dredge. 7 , The annual Christmas toy repair highlighted the work 6 done by the Industrial Arts Club during this season. Club jackets were purchased, a spring picnic was held, and a tour of Chicago Industries were some of the other projects. The officers were Dick Castle, Presidentg Roger Lincoln, Vice-Presidentg Ted Lambasio, Treasurer. 1 X Mr. Hurlbutt, Sponsor. Officers: R. Lincoln, Vice-Presidentg T. Lambasio, Treasurerg D. Castle, President. CONlPl.INlliNTS OF FORDYCPS BARBER SHOP First Row: E. Butterfield, W. Carlberg, J. Sullivan, M. Penn, P. Risenhoover, M. Gillette, K. Kinder, J. Draper, S. Bulkeley, M. Dredge. Second Row: R. Gustafson, T. Bowton, J. Perry. P. Byram, L. Crane, J. Cramer, A. Kinder, D. Peck, L. Bur- ington, P. Link, S. DeWeese, R. Gillette, R. Stanley. Third Row: B. Carlberg, D. Kirkpatrick, J. Marks, K. Pedigo, C. Hatch, S. Shelton, M. McElwain, S. Swanson, L. Abel. M. Lamberti, S. Johnson, C. Fey. Fourth Row: T. Cramer, B. Collis, J. Ken- ney, J. Coats. M. Howard, R. Nelson, M. Whitney, E. Sebree, R. Robinson, J. Doubler, T. Ezzo, L. Sabetti, D. Davis. Fifth Row: B. McDermit, V. Carroll, S. Peck, D. Simms, M. Gearhart, S. Burgner, J. Andrews, J. Ashley, B. Morss, S. Marks, C. Bush, C. Fishel, C. Smith, E. Voorhees, A. Bowman, M. Shipplett. The Pep Club experienced its second successful year during 1957-1958. It earned its first proceeds by SPOR- soring a sock-hop. Witli this money, the club bought cards, which spelled out "Abingdon Commandos" and "Coach Hill." They bought ribbons which designated that those who wore them were members. They also put on several skits. 'V 1 i Officers: C. Bulkeley, Reporterg B. Brown, President: K. Sullivan, Miss Shawver, Sponsor. Vice-President: B. Sebree, Secretary-Treasurer. COMPLIMLNTS OF PEARSONS PONTIAC 49 4 ff. ,te Freshman initiation was held October 8. The day was climaxed with a party which was held that night in the small gym. For the rest of the year we met every Monday night to earn points for our awards. The main attraction of this year was G.A.A. Stunt Night held january 20. The emcee was our leader Karen Kinder. Her assistants were Jane Marks, Vice-Presidentg Kathy Pedigo, Secretaryg Pat Risenhoover, Treasurerg Sally Marks, Student Council Representativeg and our sponsor, Miss Shaw- ver. The performers were students from A.H.S. We had a booth at the Sophomore Carnival. We also sold sweat shirts to raise money for awards. These were presented at the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet which was held in the spring. Co, Co, Co, Co" "I, 2, 3, Stretch" "Sock-Her" Miss Shawver, Sponsor. ' "Assist, Rally, Volley "Watch the Birdie" Officers: K. Kinder, President: P. Risenhoover, Treasurer: J. Marks, Vice-Presidentg K. Pedigo, Secretaryg S. Marks, Student Council Representative. "All Join Hands" COMPLIMENTS OF KINDER'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE 50 COMPLIMENTS OF WETHERBEE'S SPORTING GOODS COMPANY, GALESBURG 5 vga, '-F in-r ag mv-49' If J Kenney M Howard J Marks D Kirkpatrick S Bulkeley D Smith M Poulson S Sabettl M Abel M Batson P Powell B McDermet N Flynn J Malone M Myers P Byerly L Byerly N Collis M Harshbarger C Harshbarger B Reed S Largent S Thomas B Hopping .fcimuamz il. ,!' Mrs. White, Sponsor. 52 Our umm 1 arranged 1 sneak peck at thc hbrlrians Mrs Wliitc production mlnagcr had hcr st1ff vxorking hard all year supplying the school with good books re- pairing books shelving books 'md Collecting fines. We vxish to offer our congratulations to 1 staff vshosc vlork his bccn vsell donc. COMPLIMENTS OF BERRY'S CAFE Tliis YCLIFJS musical spotlight was slinred by four in- dependent singing groups. These groups furnished music at many scllool affairs. Tlie Senior Trio nude m.1ny .1ppe.1r.1nces on tlie soci.1l scene: Delta K.llWIW.l G.unm.1 Banquet at Hotel Custer. district music contests, tlie spring .ind winter concerts, .ind tlie .ill-scliool party. Tliey sang witli Mr. Deem .ind Mr. Vi.1r tit sock-liops and otlier places. Tlie Junior Trio, Sopliomore Sextette, .ind tlie Iireslimm Trio sang .lt some of tlie scliool functions. Freshman Trio: E. Sebree, D. Davis, A. Bowman. Accompanist: J. Marks. Junior Trio: K. Pedigo, J. Marks, N. Housh. Accompanist: R. Wier. P. Bulkele W1 ,0 6 5 Z 1 4-ef' If Gfig iO.NlPl.INll'N'I'S Ol' ,-XBIXQDON C,l.l..-XXI RS aaemfka Senior Trio: K. Kinder, J. Cramer, L. Crane. Accompanist: y. Sophomore Sextette: D. Cramer, J. Baker, K. Morton, E. Voorhees, R. Robinson, C. Smith. Accompanist: C. Bulkeley. W it 'rv- ' it mi 1 . 'w 5 , 532. ,1., 3 55 A is ! - Q , . ff-3 i 5 x -Lf . K, GIRLS CHORUS Fnrst Row E Batson C Thurman D Davns J Anderson E Gleave C Smith J Doubler R Robinson E Voorhees L Abel M McEIwam R Gillette Second Row D Peck C Flshel J Allen S DeWeese B Reed D Cramer S Shelton T Ezzo S Swanson E Sebree S Thomas Third Row S Johnson C Harshbarger P Byerly K Morton M Harshbarger A Bowman S Courson M Smith N Swlgert MIXED CHORUS Flrst Row A Bowman C Flshel C Smith K Kmder M Gillette C Bulkeley B Carlberg B Eyre S Wler C Pence D Peck C Harshbarger E Batson Second Row B Sebree K Sulllvan J Cramer S Peck R Housh N Swlgert M Harshbarger J Baker E Sebree Thlrd Row B Daely D Castle D Shelton M Butterfield W Hardy B Daily B Boyd R Gustafson R Dechow J Sullivan E Butterfield R Lmcoln N Hagberg R Wler BOYS CHORUS Fsrst Row B Dally M Butterfreld W Hardy J Sullivan B Carlberg B Eyre N Hagberg B Boyd T Darly Second Row S Wler D Shelton R Wler T Tucker G Ebrlght P Bulkeley R Lmcoln C Pence Thlrd Row B Darly S Landon R Dechow D Simpson E Butterfield R Gustafson J Dredge CONII I INII NTS OI' NIAC S SI RX IC I- The choruses under the dlreetnon of Mr Von Allmen have been nn 1 number of lppelrlnees throughout thls year The three choruses Plfflel plted IH the annuil wlnter concert which xx 1s held December 16 They llso rppcxred 1n the mnu.1l sprlng concert Another Illlklfy ot the choruses was enterlng the d1str1et contest The last exent of the choruses vms performxng at the Baccl ureate seruce N ncy Housh soprano Connle Smxth alto Godfrey Ebrxght tenor and Welr I-Ilrdy blss were chosen to represent Abxngdon at 1ll state vshnch xx as held nn Peorxa on February 15 Ronrue Wler L1nd.1 Crane udy Perry and Chfford Pence helped nn .1 great wx ay by glXIDg much of fl1C1f time as accompanlsts for the choruses Congratulatlons for 1 job vsell done' Mr Von Allmen Director LOHPIINIPNTS OI- XAXITY BI -XLTH SHOP 1 ' 1, , 1 1 ' . ' I . ' 2. ,. ,. ,. 1 A ' 3 ' Lulu-A ' A V 1 ' 1' V6 ' 1 . 1 s ' fi ' ' 'I . 2 ' , ' 3 " ' , f 5 ' , 3 l t , lvl , ' f , ,S J V A ,v , Robinson, B. mms, Tf Daily, P. Bulkeley, cf Elarightf N. F . , . ' , . , . , . . ,. .I wg ' I A, ' j Qui-7 . . U- I t bk.-mm v Ya , 4 Xv It J 1, 1 ' V E, r txxw B l " II ' I XX I I . 1, U. , . , . , . Qi 1" 1 D .V ' B ' " ' 'B E 2 i 5 ,W , K E i 1 B v 1 V,,E. 4 -W I .V Q 4 L Q ii "' A1 4 V ,,V., i Y, ' KV me Q a Qi: In A ' V asb ' ix "X iXX l R 5 YY an N N Qlfig Q if we 65, . A wg RW tb f wx K y by 4 4 W K Ar, X! M . " Q . if ki, L X N W, WJQJNJ 40" Macau' Zami Standing: H. Voorhees, K. Sulli van, J. Dredge. D, Davis, J Doubler, R. Stanley. D. Simms First Row: L. Nelson, D. Simp- son, C. Pence. T. Ebright, T Murk, K. Pedigo, T. Daily, J Moshier, P. Byerly, Second Rcw: L. Byerly, A Bowman, S. Marks, S. Johnson C. Fey, R. Gillette, R. Wier W. Hardy, E. Butterfield, J Perry, S. Burton. B. Daily, B Daily, D. Shelton, M. Lamberti D. Ginther, M. Butterfield, S Wier, B. Sebree, N. Hagberg K. Morton, P. Byram. Third Row: R. Lincoln, J. Cra- mer, A. Kinder, B. Eyre, R Robinson, E. Sebree, C. Harsh- barger, S. Peck, B. Boyd, B Morss, B. Brown, R. Dechow S. Bulkeley, C. Byram. Fourth Row: P. Bulkeley, K Kinder, M. Gillette, M. Cear- hart, C. Smith, M. Morton, L Crane, S. Burgner, L. Burington C. Bulkeley. Mr. Von Allmen, Director. l..2..3..4..Ready Play! Band Board L Crane President K Sullivan Student Council Repre sentative E Butterfield Property Manager P Byram Vice President B Sebree Librarian Bulkele Librarian B M rss Li r ri n T Daily Drum Major LOXH l,lNll,N l 5 Ol SIMPSON PONY LLSON l.LXlBl R C ONll'.-XXX C y o baa O O U O 0 C O I 0 I O O O O O O O I I I O I I O I O l O l l l Q O O O I O O I l O I I O. O O O I O O O O C I I WHXXX NNW ,f Z f xxxXxXXXxxX Nfl' ,L an 3 ny , any . 41 0,04 ,J A f fx ,. WJ W sr 5 4 ZZ ZW WA AH rw 1 ' 5 cf ' 2' f f ' wands W' ' ln: 4 4 if aww, "funn, ,gy 5 4' K Md ff .1 9 W 1 if 'Q 'Q ' -anna f-Mihai in 1 6, 632' 'fihs-...x '55 Q' JQ, If A KJ ww M f 'W ,fy 4, R in Y N82-wmii' f 'Q if -Hwy 5 F f M?" 'i in 'it 0 Get that shoulder into him. Sevl l Intercept it. Tom! First Row: P. Carter, J. Sullivan, C, Collins, R. Dechow. B. Eyre. Second Row: S. Landon. R. Stam- baugh, D. Adcock, T. Bowton, E. Boone, R. Gustaf- son, Cr. Ebright. Third Row: N. Hagberg, C. Dunn, Ferris J Boyd J Severns T Tucker W. Hardy. Fourth Row R Sloan B Brown M Butterfield, D. Shelton V Frcnch T Andrews W ,Q , t 11 CUMPI lhll NTS Ol- I. I. XlO'l'Oli CO. F5 S ... R 3 if E p Spade ' This year our football team had several boys placed on the Little Six All-Star teams. jerry Severns and Rod Gustafson were chosen for the first team, while Pete Carter and Tom Tucker were chosen for the second team. john Sullivan received honor- able mention. Other honors went to Pete Carter, Captain, jerry Severns, Valuable Lineman, Rod Gustafson, Valuable Backg and Tommy Courson and Terry Landon, Managers. Abingdon High Schools football team turned a moderately successful football season last fall by winning four games, tying one, and losing three. Abingdon had a heavy line and a fast backfield. Wlien they were playing their best, they were a tough team to beat. The Abingdon Junior Varsity gridiron eleven had a great year being undefeated and untied. Witlu this kind of record, Abingdon should have the players to fill in the places left by the Seniors, thus heading toward a good season next year. This team was under the direction of Coach Dean Hill. I' Put me in, coach, this is the last game. COXIIIIXWNTS Ol' PAR.-Xl.l.l'S Bll.l.l,-XRD PARLOR T AHINQDQN VARSITY XYZ: They Corpus Christi ...,.. ..... 4 4 O Monmouth ,.... ,,... 1 3 12 Alexis .....,,,,,,,,,................ 7 7 si Alcdo QI-lomccomingy .... 0 20 Roseville ....,...A.7,,.,........... 12 13 Ruslivillc .... ,... 3 2 6 ROVA .... 35 7 Knoxville .. .. 0 7 First Row: J. Schugart, B. Boyd, A. Jones, J. Moshier, D. Peterson, Mr. Gearhart, Coach. Second Row: B. Gillette, B. Daily, C. Hale B. Smith, K. Severns, T. Rutledge. Third Row: J. Dredge, C. Hills, L. Boyer, L. Doney, J. Erwin. Varsity Cheerleaders: J. Ashley, J. Andrews, S. Burgner, B. Morss. Not Pictured: S. Marks, Alternate COMPLINH-.NTS OE BALE'S GENERAL STORE. HERMONQ PAUL BARKELY, DPKALB SEED CORN DEALER CONIPLIMENTS OE TREASURE HOUSE, Rl-QED'S BATH AND MASSAGE SALON 15:5232- W- vi 1 Aw ms g I A, fla g? + A ., Q 3 as 5 -21 Q X44 1 X X ink Kyiv gg F if gud Y IMMWWWMWHH..-w,,,m ,, ,W WHGLJ MQQ' 2 M 4. -in . gm, .F w:"W if .-.-.......m.,,,,.,..., . mfg. W. L f3 54116 f Meflsii 325 ' V' W Bill Collis .lump shot specialist, dependable rehounder. Terry Andrews A dead eye with any kind of shut, comes through when you need him most. Dan Adcock IX l1CYVCUT'l1Cl' to lllC SCl'lU0l, SllUYYS good athletic abilities. Pete Carter Big. with outstanding Hghting spirit. Gene Nelson Good shot and a good prospect for next year. Sid Landon W'orks hard, does not have mueh natural ability. but gives it all he's gut. Tom Tucker Aggressive, quick and great all around player. Roy Sloan Calm, doesn't get flustered, should he helpful next year. Lee Marks lfxcellent rebounder and defensin player. Bill Carlberg Tall, good rehounder. Ted Cramer Play maker, great natural jump- ing ability. John Sullivan Dependable restrxe and .1 great prospect tor n xt sear's team. Coach Dean Hill has helped the varsity basketball team compile a highly respectable season record of sixteen wins and ten losses. The team has done very well this year in tourna- ment play. In the Farmington Holiday Tournament we placed second by upsetting Kewanee to advance to the finals only to be defeated by the high-rated Peoria Spalding. We then won the Knox County Tourna- ment by defeating Corpus Christi and R.O.V.A. The Commandos also won the Little Six Conference by a good margin. 2? YJ ffff Another bucket for Bill! Standing: J. Shugart, D. Cinther, B. Daily, J. Erwin, D. Simpson, B. Boyd, A. Jones, Mr. Gearhart, Coach, Kneeling: C. Hills. E. Conard. T. Murk, T. Ebright, L. Boyer. CO5lPI.INlliNTS OP K. Ol Ci. Sl.'Pl-.R MARKET 67 am., new wha J, N -.. . -... QD W- 49 E. , QQ Standing: G. McKee, T. Bowton, B. Collis, F. Scalf. T. Tucker, L. Ginther, T. Andrews, B. Morton, T. Daily. Kneeling: R Gustafson, C. Ebright, T. Baughman, B. Day, T. Cramer, V. French, J. Boyd, D. Castle, R. Thompson mae Lack of manpower caused the Commando track team to suffer a poor season. We can look for- ward to a bright future, however, as there are several fine track men in the freshman class. Our team's victory was over Avon. We placed high in a few events of other meets, but did not have a large enough squad to make the points add up Lettermen for the 1957 season are: T. Tucker F. Scalf, R. Thompson, G. McKee, L. Yeoman, T Daily, L. Ginther, B. Collis, Boyd, T. Cramer R. Gustafson, B, Day, S. Landon, T. Baughman and N. Hagburg. COMPLIMENTS OF BROWN LYNCH SCOTT, ASSOCIATE STORIQS Run Terry! Stretch Larry! Uncoil Bill! Grunt C-ary' 'YQ K , f E, fy' my , , ,l -e -4 h 'alt if I ' .- Qi: '1 W! ,I wx' M-. 'T , 'ii XV Standing: C. Voorhees, T. Andrews, J. Grice, K. Batson, R. Anderson, R. Larson, Mr. Cearhart, Coach. Kneeling: T. Baughman, L. Thurman, C. Collins, S. Landon, J. Sullivan, P. Carter, B. Morton. As was with the other spring sports at Abing- don, 11 player shortage and lack of experience resulted in a bad season for baseball. Our young and green team couldn't compete with the experi- ence and size of the other teams on the schedule. Next years prospects look good, as there are many returning players besides those coming up from junior high. One win and eight losses was the seasons rec- ord. Our one win was over Bushnell while we lost two each to Knoxille, Roseville, and Corpus Christi, and one to Monmouth and R.O.V.A. CONIPLINHQNTS OF KIEN AND I.ARRY'S TEXACO SICRVICIQ Who's on first? Stretch out, Ken! Take off, Roger! f 1 ' , 4, I l .- v. XX Z 6 X Z f' f f -Q. inn: 4'-"1 fm. 11 Q. va I 0 I I I I I Here comes the parade! Top honors to Class of '58 for fourth year. COMPLIMFNTS OF DRAPER'S RADIO AND T.V Zia Q until- ff . 9 I I MQYLQ 'V ' ', 'fs ' fi! f sf ffsfiw J ,Q ' ' - wt 7 ' S 53 4 f', M. . ...X as A M it ,X I if Q if A . L fs..-N ' ,Eg Z . -iff feifig' w 'YU , ,. ' V' ww- KW ' V 5169"-19 , M 552. ff? Al 12345 A "Z z. 1 .f, Qg ik ,lll , ggi sk 175: ' V ef? .,. "' 13 tv' f kf' 7 VV-Q ."V 1,4 K 1 ' ' " ,hi . vi 79 . , va s',4' 5- 11' If-I 5 'Wa 12' 3, 2555 an , M ASX. tial S aw vu - 5 'N f Q K U N W. if Q 1 ' X 1 x --.Q 9 5-.M Jim' Q x. ' 'U' S sfvxi. 'mx ax l Queen Charlotte and King Terry. Attendants: Senior: Bill Collis and Karen Kinder: Junior: Tom Tucker and Jane Marks: Sophomore: Cary Dunn and Teresa Sparkst not pictured'2 Fresh- man: Bill Daily and April Kinder. C.LJX1l'l,lNll N'lS Ol' IDR. li, lx S'l'li.fXllll li. lJ,Y.Nl. qfameca ' aqailq As Ll climax to .tll homecoming festivities, the crowning of the king .md queen was the long .1w.1ited moment on the eve of October Ai. As Mr. Peck announced the attendttnts for each class, they took their places on the stnge beneath the "Silvery Moon." Mr. Peck then crowned Terry D.1ily rind Charlotte Brokaw, King and Queen of Homecoming for 1957. Each were presented gifts by the Student Council. As students, faculty und alums departed at the close of the dance, all h.1d had another memorable homecoming. eadafz 66444 The first camera of the year 1957-1958 was focused on the Senior Spectacular, "Onions in the Stew." The capti- vating comedy depicts the island life of the MacDonald family and their hilarious misfortunes with the plumbing, the many unsuspected guests, and the yellow jackets. The characters were all ably portrayed by various members of the Senior Class. At the end of the play their troubles were just beginning. Under the expert direction of Mrs. Wfenzelmann, this year's Spectacular will forever T linger in the hearts of all those included in its production. . Mrs. Wenzelman, Director. Thank you for all your helpl Aw gee, do we have to get up? COMPLIMENTS OF Cl.ARA'S BEAUTY SHOP Q? I , A. 9 'L -. ' 'fi 4 'n If , W' - . , , ,Aa 5 iii Q ga? wig! fs 4 'ff V ?!2fe 1 '13 1. ' f 4 V5-i? :Rf 'au 1' 0 , I. w . 5 I .Alfa . . 0 . all , , , .' 4' U 5 K , 1Q2WQy ' fi? 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Mr. jordan and Gram, with the assistance l?j of Harriett the maid, finally helped bring Terry to her senses and to the conclusion that it was better to be just herself than to try to "dethrone" her sister, Phyllis. Under the able direction of Mrs. Cramer, the play "Too Young, Too Old" will long be remembered by all. As the juniors' first play, it was a big success. Mrs Cramer Director. You Hard workung crew! W ji Q I S 0 fl A . 'Vw K iff -.- Wfk -"L", , 2 4 1,4 .N is ' MM, W f S slr 539' 'EQ' A fw- The new Navy recruits. All busy eating. Don't spill the water. COMPl.lN1liN'I'S Olf MORROXY' BAKFRYQ THIQ RliLlABHf AGENCY, I.. Y. BIRD, MGR COMPI.IMliNTS OF H. 85 H. HARDWARE: SABlI'I"I'I'S FOOD MARKET A crowded floor! " eep ea Dfzeczm " On the evening of April 26, the Seniors were guests at the Junior Premier, a yearly spectacular where "celebrities" and "little people" rub elbows. The Premier was at the Abingdon Grade School all purpose room. The theme was "Deep Sea Dream," which transformed the room into an underwater fantasy-complete with mobile fish and sea-horses. First event of the evening, all guests and faculty were served a three-course banquet dinner. After this everyone enjoyed dancing to the music which was provided by the Rich Ring's Orchestra. All too soon, the magic night of Prom had passed, but with it, a wonderful memory of a per- fect evening, "a soirde under the sea." Dancing in underwater fantasy land. f ,I , Z 5 M Who did it? Hitch up the plow, ma! Give us a hula! Who did you date last night? Poetic Justice The Three Musketeers The Terrors of Abingdon Gee, these are good! Meet the Mesdames "Me and my teddy bear have no worries, have no cares." What's for lunch? The Line Up Sweetie, you're hugging too hard! Ha! Ha! Rock-a-by baby The Gay "Twenties" Hey, I found it! COMPLIMENTS OF DR. D. G. BAUGHMAN, OPTOMETRIST COMPLIMENTS OF LAMBERTYS SUPERMARKET A tux and a tepee Dim, dim the lights Was it in l855? - 194- 4.0141 Alb 1 755 We think it's funny tool Mean fleas, bare -? This is what we've dreamed of all winter. I Where's Sally? Q I Balance divine I ' I it , .4 V, F-A-K-I-N-Cl!! fl sl lf , 6 U . Boy, WERE you cute! , , V . f- Bedtime stories f y Af . ' A Mixed Misses HX I of Who's the wild one? 1 What are you doing, boys? Who's the ghost? Dresses back in style C.OMl'l.lNll'QNTS OF KEN? 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photographv suctess to the school ntws paptr, IS now a blg produter for HCTHIODXIIIC studlos He has just flnlshed tht Elm Road Into Intersttllar Space Terry Dally and Rod Gustafson, tv111 famous track mtn, .lrt tralnlng stry hard for tht ntxt tratk mtet whlch lntludts Wars Venus, and Pluto erry Severns owes hls sutetss to Roy Sl11nn becaust ht now' has hls own space route from the moon to the earth Hls flttt of spact shlps lb the blggtst of IIS klnd Wt look ln on trry Llnk and Dltk OIIDBLY to stt how thty art tomlng along wlth tl1t1r spate shlps Thty hase betn Wllfklllg for sw n1onths to 1n1pr111t tlltlr spttd 1' 1 ll 11 t 11 tt it tl wl1o tht oth1.r partntr tould bt' Sandra Burton and Viarllta Morton hast bttn at lt tvtr slntt tl1ty l11t tht Hoon Tht l11tl11ory of thtlr ftuds wlll problbly 0UKlINL thost ot 1l1e Nlartlns and tht Coys' Llla Klrgan IS ll1L grtat ftrnalt Ctorgeous Cvtortt 'VI1111n wrtstltr Sht tlalms l1tr thostn Pl'0fCSSIlJIl kttps htr ln good pl1y9lL2llk0l'ldlIlUI'l Oh, wtll, to tath htr ovsn Barbara IS rtally Hopplnt to keep up wlth htr 6 foot I0 lnth husband the former pllot of the rocket whlth brought the tlass to tl1t Nloon Tht magnlflcent slngtr Llnda Crant l1as astonlshed tytryont wlth htr Caruso XOICC Sht was astonlshed too' Sht Ll.llT'I1S sht was only trylnt, to 1n11tate llsls Presles s YOILC Xtrltne Carrol 19 now a sery famous female seltntlst wh11 has dtyottd htr hte to 1l1e study of tht Niale Bralnwf Xlary Ann C11llls has just w11n l1tr 19th trophy as a famous drag car racer Sht trtdlts htr ablllty to tht dtlytr s lfdlllllll, t ass LQDHLIIL. CKBHICF bl11I11L5 IXLI' klPllf1.gL days flfr her SPIHSILI' l11111d She went to an all hlfl tollttt and tht ntarest malt tollett w 15 200 mlles away Dltk Castle who was xottd the ont most llktly to suttttd ls dolng qulte well hopplng fl'Cl1.,l1I9 Dltk says Sot tlass had a lot to do wlth hls detlslon to bec11n1t a bum General janltc Draper IS tl1t Hoon s Con1mandtr of tht Xllll tary Serslte Sht glsts the trtdlt for her sutcess to an 11d boy frlend She tlalms he taught her a lot about the SCFYILL As thls brlngs sou up to datt 11n all the membtrs of tht Class of 58 from A H S our program llfe on tht Nioon, tomts 111 a tlose wlth a sword from our sponsors COVIPLINHJNTS OF PFORIA INGRAXING CO f ll ' '1lks: GI d I' ' I' l' I . ' -' 1 ' - ' ,' " e 11.1 on." ' ' ' . " '- ' 1' "ll e ' ' ' - ' '1 1-' ' ' 1' . 1 I' -K 1 131' 1 1 'lc 41A -AA ' ' A . ' I ,I 1 H sibl- .for you to see what the I11CI11bUFS' of this " s l " i i ' 1 ' ' Q ' K fi s .V S Sl "Ho '. I C'ettl1'.t1 -111 of lulr l I '. '111g." l l .L ' . , I. ' ' . - y L- 'u T' 1' And e ' ll dis' '- 'l 111.11 ' ' 1 "lled .' l ' " ' ' ' ' h. ' QA - ' . ' '. - -' ' - ' . I'-p'. ' " 1' A . ' " "-' k . ' . 'd ' '1 ' ' - l- - f ' '. '- - ' ' 4 1' 1' - . . pl, ,A . , , .,' Q . . ,I , , v ,, ' . ,, ,', ' K, ,. .,k. ' 1. 4 ' um- ' ' ll" '- . .. A' 1, - . . ' 11 ,v 1' ' 4 - . 1 , V. U. V. 1 ui. . I r. ly .V . hi - , 1- , .11 Th- 1 ' ' ' jis, '. 1 U '. " "- -' - H " ' H ' 4 ated . ' ' .A - '. ll ' l k- "k." I511 a lmg t' 11e, Charl tt' Hr k.1w has b' 'n a A Ill '1111: I s. ' A 1 ' A . . .v ' . - .1 partner ln the PKJYVUFIIUUSU Candy liar C11n1pany'. Hm! I wonder Al'.y.l.1l . lc ' 0 t. . -ch . 1. , , A 1. .. ' ., .' .. Nl .A' 1, .- . . " 1 .A ll-1l. -I 1' - " . - ' - ' "l 1 ' ' ' ' - 4' he '11, I, d '1 1' k' '-11s. .I ' ' ' ' " h' " - ' ' - ' 1 M ' - "- ' " ' K' ' Y le 'l b"' " l. '. -, -' ' '. " , 'l' . .Ier j 1' ' b s' with ' . ' 1' Way' - ' 5 11 4' ' , ' ' ' - - ' - , '- ml ll 1' l -. ll- 5 11- 1 ' -. -- - - " ' ' 1 ' 3 ' L I I .VI 1' ' , . ' ' 1' 'FC ' I Y Vx N Al A - A I "5 'Z 1:2 jj if 3 75' mfg' H 1' as xaf -1 ,.-.4-W.. ..., f-ff' Mr. Rich, Principal Mrs. Dahler From 1946 to 1950 when my husband was Knox County Sheriff, I was .1 deputy sheritl. Mr. Murphy I wrote the suing-"Will You Love Nle in I.ife's Iivcning As You I.ove Nle In l.ife's Spring?" Copyrighted, 1925. The late jimmy Xvalker, gave expression to a similar thought in his song entitled-"XX'ill You Love Me in December as You Do in May? Mrs. Pence The day honor students were announced was my biggest surprise, for I was it! Miss Ray I passed the county eighth grade examinations with the highest grade in my class. P.S.-I was the only eighth grader in our selmnl. Mrs. White I taught Dutch I.eonard's son Mr. Whitmer I fell asleep while the dentist was drilling my teeth. COMPLIMENTS OF ERNEST ROBIZRSON 90 Although the junior high is set apart from the high school in buildings, they have joined us in enjoying many assem- blies and activities this year. The teachers have been a great help to us and we would like to thank them for the help they have given us throughout the years. ' make "l've Got A Secret" wi-"' First Row: Christine Downard, Linda Strickland, Pat Allen, Annette Penn, Mazie Dillehay, Lynn Dally, Linda Ekstrom, Nancy Murk, Carol Penn, Beverly Gillette, Joyce Clark. Second Row: Joyce Way, Carol Williams, Judy Ray, Rozella Witten, Claudia Byram, Glenda Cline, Jean Dechow, Barbara Gustafson, Sunny Sandburg, Jane Eyre, Ruby Skinner, Shirley Jones. Third Row: Glenda Jameson, Connie Morss, Pam Doubler, Sandra Anderson, Joyce Crane, Trudy Wilson, Rebecca Poulson, Janet Ryan, Christine Lamberti, Beverly Cox, Wanda Strick- land, Patsy Smith. Fourth row: Joyce Kirchgessner, Jean Owens, Pauline Hook, Linda Penn, Phyllis Fox, Nancy Marks, Linda Cramer, Patricia Morris, Janet Coats, Sherrill Nelson, Caroline Rawlings. Fifth Row: Sandra Cain, Karen Johnson, Benda Risenhoover, Carol Anderson, Shirley Engle, Judy Cox, Alice Lewis, Linda Kinder, Katherine Kendrick, Martha Stone, Bonnie Stratton, Betty Courson. Sixth Row: Sandra Sloan, Angela Schrodt, Bonnie Banning, Shirley Whited, Sara Sebree, Judy Draper, Kathleen Haynes, Nellie Legate, Margaret Nelson, Linda Burton. Seventh Row: Peggy Derrickson, Konnie Gorsline, Jeri Ferris, Connie Morss, Fairy Stambaugh, Carol Thurman, Deanna Hornbaker, Sharon Johnson, Beverly DeJaynes, Mary Robinson, Anita Schisler, Mrs. Pence, Sponsor. Eighth Row: Alice George, Donna Schisler, Gracie Jones, Mary Jo Curtis, Patsy King, Paula Kidder, Mary Jo 0'Donnell, Patricia Lewis, Carol Murphy, Coralee Courson, Linda French, Linda Schisler. em spice fr, 7674 'gcmdl Standing: Margaret Nelson, Barbara Gustafson, Glenda Jameson, Jack Ebright, John Bowman. First Row: Janet Ryan, Peggy Derrickson, Sunny Sandberg, Charles Andrews, Mary Robinson, Michael Bulkeley, Connie Morss, Linda Ekstrcm, Linda Kinder, Konnie Gorsline, Sammy Rubinfeld, Danny Bowton, Claudia Byram, Kenneth Nelson, Dennis Quick, Gary Peck. Second Row: Roger Denisar, Jean Dechow, Dick Gearhart, Jane Eyre, Nancy Murk, Connie Morss, Sara Sebree, Robert Sullivan, Roger Meadows, Mary Jo O'Donnell, James Link, Linda French, Joyce Crane. Third Row: Glenda Cline, Martha Stone, Christine Lamberti, Anthony Ezzo, Sidney Lewis. COMPLINHZNTS OF STEXY'ART'S I.G.A. GROCERHQ W'ALT'S STANDARD SERVICE z. 7694 344055466 Standing: R. Hall, D. H , Smith, D. Wiley, M. Poland, Tucker, B. Brown, D. Quick, M. Bulkeley, Mr. Cearhart, Coach. Kneeling: J. Russo, Manager: R. Shugart, M. Hickey, D. Cearhart, G. Pica, G. Peck, S. Lewis, Harwood, J. Fox, D. Dickerson. fa. 71674 7aaL'5aZl First Row: D. Kirchgessner, R. Hall, Managers, D. Landon, B. Sullivan, D. Dickerson, B. Andrews, B. Brown, D. Cearhart. Second Row: G. Peck L. Links, G. Pica, D. Bowton, D. Wiley, B. Butterfield, J. Smith. Third Row J. Derrickson, G. Tucker, M. Poland, R. Smith, D. Hunt, M. Bulkeley, Quick. Mr. Rich, Coach. Fourth Row K. Nelson, S. Darmer, B. Peterson, E. Trulock, S. Lewis, M. Hickey, G Stambaugh, J. Fox. CONll'l.lNlliXTS Oli li. XV. VliRNlll.l.lON, KNOX 6.0. Oll. CO. S.-Xl.l:SN1AN. HLRMON: lpD'S STANDARD Sl:liYlCQl'. fa. 7495 demlecwleza Shirley Clutts, Sally DeWeese, April Kinder, Margaret Nelson, Alternate 6 .2 X 6 Q,- . - . ,, V W i, H -V pg' - ,:..1-g,:j:g:fi1i,,33.LNl.5A-L'iiI vu V I V V ' A cf- v - xxx- : f 1 I - . 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