Effingham High School - Signet Yearbook (Effingham, IL)

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These seniors, Frank Davis, Richard Wooley, and John Austin are shown working in the Sci-Y photography room, SCI-Y The Sci-Y is offered to upper classmen who are taking or have taken classes in science, The purpose of the club is to increase the members' knowledge of science and to encourage more young people to pursue a career in the scientific field. Another equally important aim is to emphasize the importance of our future scientists being well rounded, integrated personalities who can contribute to the social betterment of our world in an atomic age. These purposes are carried out by demonstrations, discussions, films, and tours. Mr. L, R, Via is the Sci-Y advisor, Officers for the year are: Frank David, President, Jack Bourland, Vice President, Charles Ealy, Secretary Treasurer. First row: Sheila Frazier, Debbie Wenthe, Connie Bosley, Sharon Scherer, Billie Ann Chance, Jack Bourland, Vice President, Charles Ealy, Secretary, Frank Davis, President, Mr. Via, advisor, Carlene Smith, Glenda Marshall, Karen Niccum, Ginger Leake, Glenda Bushue, Second row: Beverly Tilley, Judy Lewis, Carol Crane, Stanford Bushue, Bob Minner, Don Thomas, Charles Keller, Vernon Babbs, Jack Goodfellow, Sam Dargo, Dale Yemm, John Olden, Carolyn Fisher, Paula Engel, Ramon Tate, Third row: Judy Cooley, Connie Schuetz, Rachel McCallen, Hope Hansen, Ronnie Brown, Larry Allen, Larry Lane, Charles Stevens, Donna Stanton, Janet Voelker, Carolyn Potts, Susan Jansen, Sally Siddens, Kay King, Janice Gillespie, Gary Poynter, James Slifer. Fourth row: Merrill Habbe, Dale Grace, Harold Eubank, John Castella, William McCarty, David Hammer, Leonard Seward, Ted Gravenhorst, Lyle Boerngen, John Austin, Paul Tolch, David Wernsing, Gary Kruger, Ronald Ziegler, Jim Collins, Tony Manuel, Phil Carlock, Kent Mowe,

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AWARD Marilyn Strobelwas named the winner of the D,A,R, Good Citizenship Award from Effingham High School. She was chosen by vote of the senior class and faculty. Scholarship, leadership, and school spirit were among the qualities considered, Marilyn Strobel D,A,R, Award Winner WIININERS Barbara Cameron was designated as the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow, Barbara re- ceived the highest score in a written examination on homemaking knowledge and attitudes which was administered to the senior girls in the homemaking III class. .qs 5 , j - 2 Barbara Cameron Betty Crocker Home maker of Tomorrow r Je r 1 ' cr 1 ' 'D 5 L H -MT JUNIOR BOWLING LEAGUE Above: This is the third year bowlers at EHS have participated in the Christmas Tournament, This picture shows the winners of the boys' and girls' singles, doubles, and mixed bowling. Lynne Luttrell and Norma Newkirk were also winners in the national doubles tournament, Front row: Dale Yemm, boys' doublesg Norma Newkirk, Lynne Luttrell, girls' doublesg Bob Bliss, boys' doubles, Second row: Tom Kasinger, Susan Jansen, mixedg Marilee Habbe girls' singlesg and Leonard Seward, boys' singles. 911 Below: Miss Dorothy Hirschelman student teacher in girls' physical education classes, demonstrates the proper ping pong technique to Barbara Koester and Pat Thomas. The national monument on the opposite page is the flag raising scene on Iwo Jima,