Effingham High School - Signet Yearbook (Effingham, IL)

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MOST DEPENDABLE Geraldine Heidbreder and Kenneth Hardiek H HEP LL MOST BASHFUL MOST TALKATIVE Tom Lange Pat Vemress Judy Pagel John Prigmore

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And Hits 0 0 ACTIIVHTHES Effingham High, This we Remember . . The arrival of our A. F. S. student, Claudio Ventur- ini, opened the door to our activities, but Home- coming truly was the match which set off all the other explosive, multi-colored activities. . . we smiled, laughed, and then roared at the rollicking humor in TIME OUT FOR GINGER . . . and how can we ever forget the enchantment of dancing to Star- dust in the glistening Silhouettes in Silver . . all the Christmas parties were delightful . . . and we remember the sesqui-centennial celebration . . . the juniors really cleaned out our pockets at their wonderful carnival . . . the junior In-om and ban- quet was the closing door, but fond memories of fun and work will make us forever young in heart. Joan Percival, Assistant Activities Editor, points out a good layout to Sandy Peters, Activities Editor, and Typist, Myrna Brown.

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C1audio's mother and father, Sig. Anna and Dante Venturini. Our first activity was the arrival of our American Field Service student, Claudio Venturini, from Sarzona, Italy. CLAUDIO YENTURIN1- EFFIXGHAMI HIGHS AMBASSADUR FROM THE ULD WWORLD Lo non sapevo che in America avessero delle infermiere cosi giovanie belle. fl did not know that in America you had so many pretty and young nursesj Barb Tilley, Claudio, Linda Boals, and Ioan Percival. A typical evening at home around the hi-fi is spent by Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Mowe, their son, Steve, and Claudio.