Edwardsville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Edwardsville, IL)

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gl 1155 ,, 2 'Z Sharon Crow Krowskl The gayest flirt around the school, Sara Lee Daech Sahara Earnestly and without fail. she always does her best. Doris Dankenbring Dorie Laughter plays the leading role of her life. Marion Davis Not too well known has a passion for cars. Christine Deist Dede A striking blonde. very neat in appearance. Marlene Dettmer Mo Sately and tall, a friend of all. A born leader. Helen Dinwiddie She welcomes everyone with a friendly smile. Ruth Dinwiddie An efficient office helper who goes quietly on her way. James Eads Jim A rare type of a male quiet and reserved, Robert Eilers ' ' Bob' ' He majors in football and minors in studies. William Elberson A 'Bill' ' A good man is hard to find -- I'm always hiding Katherine Endicott ..Kathy,. A Southern belle who's on the ball. Verna Engelke Devotes her time to getting an education. Patricia Enos '-Pat She's popular, but definitely not the noisy type. Shirley Erb Known for her sunny disposition and helpful ways. Page twenty-three

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Senior Class Kenneth Bopp Kenny Girls, rlon't I give you the same thrill as Elvis Presley? Joe Braml A fellow that wouldn't think of causing a commotion. Samuel Bratten Sam Red hair and freckles are very characteristic of his good natured disposition. Richard Brendle Rich He makes up for his height in more than one VV8y. Linda Brown She's not really quiet once you get to know her. James Brueggeman NJ. .. A lrlirewcomer who got right into the swing of things, Rolland Brunnworth Brum A combination of these is he---looks, brains, and personality. Allyn Buchta A born comedian: devil in disguise. Wade Buckles Buck As team manager he was great: Among his classmates he'll always rate. Janice Bunte Bunny Known for her pleasant ways and respected for her dependability. Thomas Burns Tommy Solid. broad-shouldered. sober and tall. Pondering well before speaking at all. Gerald Carter ..Jerry.. A man of the open -- the forest, the stream. Janet Casna A voice that was used for more than just rooting for the Tiger team. Jimmie Chandler Corbett A nicer guy you'll never meet: His athletic record can't be beat. David Cocks Dave One of the minute men, always a minute slow.

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Senior Class James Fish Jim There aren't many other fish such as he in the sea, Billy Joe Fisher Bill Says what he thinks and gets away with it. Gerald Flaugher Jerry Always ready with a wise frank or witty re- mark to enliven his classes. Sharon Flynn VVitli love in her luminous eyes. Roy Franke '4I'm one of those eountry Rnmeosf' Farolyn Fraser Her motto, Let the good times roll! Susan Fruit Susie lie-r lioundli-ss i-nt-rixy shows up in :ill her ef- forts. l-Ivt-ryont-'s buddy , Bonny Kay Funkhouser She loves to lauizh and adds life to all her suroundings, Joanne Garrard Jo To know ner is to like her. Thomas Gericke --cms' His outstanding: leadership was vital to tht- Class of '5T. Paul Gerling Bugs He would stop the world to ask a question. Dennis Gilley Bt-ware! l may yet do something.: spectac- iil:ir! Elaine Gilley On the quiet and reserved side, but still be- livcs in having fun, Jerry Glaser Jer Thinking is hut an idle waste of time. Robert Glenn Holi Antoni.: other thinxzs he lives. sleeps. and wits vars. ,ff lt .....,