Farmington High School - Voyageur Yearbook (Farmington, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1964 volume:

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' ml JOHN WERDERITS SHARON WH SENAND 4 JOHN WHITED Fimlatovll'-owv Yewas MARIE ZOOK 17 The Class of 1964 entered the halls of Farmington High in late August, 1960, to spend a wonderful four years. Our exploring class of 136 members was subiected to the mercy of the Seniors during the initia- tion period. As Homecoming drew near, the class busted itself with float building under the direction of our class officers: Charlene Dicks, Linda Watkins, and Tom Kepple. Homecoming attendants were Betsy Fog- liani, and Paula Frank. To conclude the year's activi- ties, we hosted the Freshman-Eighth Grade Dance. In our second year at F.C.H.S. we were led by Pete Banys, Linda Suydam, and John Whited. Bonnie Welch and Jean Vaira attended the Homecoming queen. Al- though the Sophomore year held no important social event, arduous labor and time-spending thought were spent in raising money for the coming year. As upperclassmen, we were led very competently by all male officers. These officers aided our class in pro- ducing a very enioyable and original Homecoming en- titled Disneyland. We were also able to win second place with our fioat, Beat 'Em. The Homecoming Queen was attended by Betty Michela and Linda Wat- kins. In November, the iunior class play, The Choco- late Soldier, was presented as a very thrilling and enjoyable event. The most popular event of the season, Prom, at long last arrived as we presented Song of India. Those in attendance will always remember that wonderful evening. In the fall of 1964, 101 eager students entered for a final year which proved to be a busy one. At last our long-awaited opportunity to take revenge on the freshmen came, and we chose as our theme the Roar- ing 'Twenties. For the first time, our Homecoming float, We're Expecting a Win, won first place. The Home- coming Queen, Bonnie Welch, and King, Emilio Or- donez, were attended by Betsy Fogliani and Reka Gibbs. After a short but wonderful year of social events and cramming for tests, we bid adieu to our beloved F.C.H.S. as students for the final time on graduation night. This lsflwwofdlcbogaf ' Miss Stewart's College Prep class attempts to improve their reading speed. The new language labora- tory is pui to use by Mrs. VcmDoren and her French students. at-.Q 3 221: .1 'N' , ng' I V, yn., J we Charlene Dicks does not seem too concerned about Civil War strategy being pointed out fo Bill Siepel by Mr. Frankson. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Jim DeWeerth . . . ........ President Dave Gronewold . . . ...... Vice-President Suzanne Reid . . . .... Secretary-Treasurer The Class of 1965 eagerly re-entered F.C.H.S. as upperclassmen with a class roll of 123. The main protect in the fall was a Homecoming of fantasy entitled Never- Never Land, with Janice Davis and Anita Gagg attending the Homecoming Queen. In Novemloer the auditorium shook with laughter when the class presented their play, We Shook the Family Tree. After holding various fund raising proiects, the class hosted the annual Junior-Senior Prom in May. 20 A .HIV of, 1965 Mork Bolton Patti Bowen Jim Brodshow wk Qlldfuil A ,ull QWJSB Cheryl Brennan Jerry Briggs Dennis Brown I Wwl 'l John Airolcl Bill Boclgerow MARX! Lfwi Margorei Bcxle 3.ehMf We N' C Becky Bciudino Sandro Boughmcn Allen Beecher Elwyn Beecher VL Philip Bolt Donna Burgard Dorothy Burgard David Byrd Barb Caihcart Judy Ci7uiseVlL' vV,YV+Jw7J 'J Bill Dare Barbara Davis Janice Davis wx Twiuimgbofu dw Cl Ernest Dykes Pam Ewcilt YP 22 VI v-v aiQLN.BbNlQL, Karen Despines .lim DeWeerth Joanne Diefendorf ia 5 ,K Vince Doubebjwvv' 4' Judy Downard Pat Dubois i D U iawimggwtlw Madonna Garrison Larry Gibbs My Alan Grady David Gronewoid Sue Gronewold Shelby GFUbb'f'T VXz LQ WQJCV Linda Fann Lou Ann Ferro -,ww-efnel-L.L i UCLA!- Susan Finniee ' 1' 'Vveev-fl-fvv-' C f' Kenneth Fitzpatrick Nancy Fogg ' f'W'awlfUL'- 'f Jean Ford -- fvvniflflfuf-if Jawa 5.-eylrii Law Anita Gagg Greg Gallinger Iii X, X Michael Hay David Hayden 23 . P fwfwvvwcl Helen H dde L 'XJ Lg,-'V' Harold Henderson Dorothy Hillman Patsy Hitchcock 'Mull Affejv Charles Houston r Hudson X594 Q6gEfy,rceN btggvlllvfs Lyle Hurst Donna Isbell 0.1-IN' We Pwudlg Displmjedf Own 1 Ron Lcmprecht fs -Mao Shirley Lone 24 bp . ' VQJ-L. lljxfs-'JV MM nu J Ed Jones --' Lvmvv l j'U'V Kc ren Jones Randy Kerons Nancy Kindred MJ fi , Pf'aNll'lgy'llarey' Cl-:,,,l'L sslfibegbww tlswbfx Raymond Krey U Siu lrevffxz LMQA P119 Peggy McLoughlin Gregg Mooney Joe Mooney Duane Murphy Frances Murphy Bernodine Nelson Q l.lcWf'Ml SJW? Jim Nelson Barb Nickerson 25 Sharon Layton Mary Ellen Lenzinwfvdwrf UELLQ figmtb, ,Wo - f Lynn Mason Bill McCoy 7 MJ , 145 ,Z John McDaniel ' f fl Pam McDonald,-ELLAQQJ S-lvfv-DJ Kenny McKeever - V W Milton Mclieever Connie Overcash Bill Perardi Tana Jo Poppenhager Lonnie Ray Suzanne Reid Dave Richards Randy Rodgers Cheryl Roffey Don Sfookey' Roger Stranz 26 !f ., uf N 6ofutlw Richard Ross Gary Shilling FA. Howard Sipp -f'l73yi,-1-r -fe. Rodger Sipp Barb Starcevich Sharon Starcevich ,L faTalw Ovwv Richard Weber Jerry Welker Don White LWc:yne Whifmer Nadru Wilcoxen Dorolhy Williams Gerry Wren Dennis Stremmel Linclc Suydum Karl Swigert Bill Taylor I Bill Threw Joan Unsicker mL Jerry Utsinger Rodger Weblo -f f-VV-ivwx, veg., Duve Gronewold presents o thought-provoking book report Io English III class. ' PNBPORU 60111 flw in Typing I. hand I. if 28 Steve Kelley exhibits proper typing techniques he has learned I Brief forms ure on the agenda for Peggy McLoughlin in Short- i Donna Burgard, Susan Finnie, and Lora Seidel learn sewing skills in Home Ec. lll, itlv efiwVaa1edf ' 3-if Roger Strcxnz and Ken Fitzpatrick use logarithms to solve an Algebra ll problem as Mr. Derks awaits the result. The process of neutralizing acids is demonstrated by Becky Bau- dino, Alan Grady, Lonnie Ray, cmd Philip Bolt. A 7. 29 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Sue Riekeno . . . ............... Vice'President Dove Kepler .... ......... P resident Gordon Wright .... . . Secretary-Treasurer With vast plcns for the future, the Closs of i966 penetrated the holls of F.C.H.S. with ll9 members. For the Homecoming activities Sonito Negley and Dioncu Yeost were chosen os ottendonts to the Homecoming Queen, The momentous tcisk of selecting closs rings ond lending o helping hond cnt the Junior-Senior Prom concluded the mem- orable sophomore yeor. 30 Uv I , John Agnoletli Susan Allclredgeflyl Alfred Archdale Pl Gary Arends . , -e.-vw 1--7, l fb Q X W Pal Bales X Gary Baughman Robert Blue Q? QR Terry Bolton M E7 Nancy Brasherslll Dorothy Brown M Tom Brown lllll -Q W' Mary Bryan 'Q . Wayne Callahan by Steve Capron Robert Chaften YSL fig. ld Q f up l Q ' H If 0 01, mee Harlle Comeens Candy Connor Danny Cowser M 'Il' 9 ames Cruise 'I enms Culver Donald Davis Mary Davus 'N aber? Depperman Fw ,NN odger Depperman Ed Dlefendorf Peggy Dixon wr? VXLGVODDB Doubet Steve Duley ff '1 .z5 g:f,,f at .. F1 N Fran Dyer A 'ef' Donna Evans yrone Fields 31 . I l l e I l . Q, f D D' l ,af 'SM l I .1 , .J l 1- l . H NIT' l V 1 - .3 Y, l Va l l xx I Y . 0 'V , 9-X ..: to A ll -sv Ci Q if I l KJ l5.loAnn Fitzpatrick Mikal Fleisher Steve Fleming Michael Flynn Linda Foreman Judy Foster xnlvoyce Fritz Randy Gallinger iqXBenny Gilsfrap wkJames Hall Dean Hayden William Heclden Bobbe Hefley sR'XMary Herrick Donna Hoffer 'I ilu Ili... A x 7P P 'x I 1 , H i 'L' , A ' 1 .yy Qin' 'Y Tlwsop Oiwss is N 'GD' ' '-.oz 9 J 'v .l Rl NA!NLf Randy Leeper Donna Lovell Ronnie Lovell Stanley McBroom Linda McCoy 'VN Mickey Mason 32 R cc:-f Y! Il .gp Q ed! 3 William Holclriclge Sheila Haoverm Kim Hudson Sandra Hughes Dorothy Hunt William Isbell Dave Kepler VX David Kinneyflkd Linda Lane WX Rick Lansford 'AX il , I it5auwLPwwwoQ Stephen Meyers Bob Moleffijrl Kathy Mooney fl, Mike Murphy WI Delmar Nunnen Sonifo Negley ffl Vernon Nichols John Nolan Phyllis Pcrr M Mclrie Passmore 1'i'l Becky Puvelko ln Donny Pearson Rick Penn Wi Ronald Perish-o Nino Pinkerton ' no fra- ' 1 -J .P l . ' l Z . l lilly. V r. y.fwt+x-.,, 1. 'crrj 4.5 ey, l 'S ,f 'llileanne Stephan Allen Suydam tt Mlm Turbeit Paula Vlahovich Tyrone Vlahovich Vcc A .pu Milce Wasson Dwayne Whitmer XrJNVicki Whitmer Terry Wilcoxen 'nz' t5XVicki Wilcoxen Na -A Dyle Wilson Gordon Wright Dianna Yeast Mickey Mason and JoAnn Fitzpatrick construct geometric figures as Rick Lunsford looks on. Owv Qop wiv Miss Miller teaches Peggy Dixon how to operate the protector which is a part of the reading lab for English ll students. YQ. xx 34 wif Mr. Bowen instructs Kathy Mooney how to avoid telephone poles in driver education. Wdvef Passed i219LtTlvwuglv Pat Dubois presses weights iri P.E. class as Jim Agnoletti and Jerry Anderson await to give assistance if needed. 35 ,,,, N A ,fv f ,.... . YH A . , : -.Q Aff 'lar A Q- 1 V.. Q: an Nz- .fra iv? +1 4. . ' ' ' A ,. 1' ' M!! O I l sw . 11 .f t .44 I 1'9 . ' gh, O SS, 1? L. 4, .,i1:f,1,, 5311- ' ' US. ., , QE .,fEf25 . - gag-J'J , . x,. Qi-J' .w --frwv .,,,....1.,...... ,wx f -1 :IW-14 nl 1 xx I ,fat WN-4 ' 55 :.- ,. 4. . qxff 'x Ax X gE ' .. . 1 Jax F7 kvpfeif. af . ,ff-2 'fic ,-xi 3,-. ' x , X A 3 101 nfhkr V mx-1 fv , : ,m'f:.'f-- - 4. of-' In the fall of 1963, l76 green freshmen en- tered Farmington High and were initiated tothe theme of The Roaring 'Twentiesf' The freshmen elected as their officers William Lucas, Mike Kep- ple, and Paul Warner. Also elected as members of Student Council were Robbie Schmidt, Karen Moore, and Nancy Upchurch. As Homecoming time drew near, Valerie Snider and Susan Mi- chela were chosen as attendants to the Queen. ln May the Freshmen played host at the Fresh- man-Eighth Grade Dance. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Mike Kepple ......................... Vice President William Lucas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Secretary-Treasurer Paul Warner ....... . President Tlw C l i 'N Marilyn Abbott V - James Agnoletti Pwslv 017 1967 ,FQt'gi' rt If XFX, Bobby Anderson Patricia Archdale Rebecca Atterlaerry i , N i ' l David Bach ' A 1 ' Wayne Bailey - 'f h , , i A Sally Bankert , ' lu Dorothy Bcissette t ' ' Jeanne Beecher ' 53, I ig 4 ' f , ' . , yryr ,fh.yrF. 1. . an uw Roger Beecher Tom Beeney my Sue Beeney hx Wayne Bitner Danny Bollinger NN A Stanley Bollinger f Gu 37 Alice Bolt Audrey Bolton Bobby Brashers Dixie Brown Stephen Brown Dennis Bruniga Jim Burgard Steven Burrell Mike Butler Vicki Clark WN Alana Coleman Christine Cummins 'NX Sherry Danz William Davis Barbara Deal XX ,,.g sy. Q. 3-,, 'G' zo -' 'I 5 h 'BQ' Tlwliwslwew Plague 1 l iv: ' A i l Q, P ex Vic Ewalt Pamela Petter Charles Fields fa Y 1377 Jane Finnle YN Evanne Fisher Christine Fitzpatrick 38 X YA X 'Q li lx. '. X l- 9 Raymond Dickerson Rebecca Dickerson px Loretta Diefendorf ll Robert Duley Joe Dykes Margaret Dykes John Eccles David Eilers1ilL Carol Evansm Danny Evans VN WU JU GN Wi ww-3? KWWM r.. 'Q avid Fleisher Dlann Flelsher an erry Fletcher .3 Margaret Flynn N ix ana Foraker Julue Fulton Q ,A Conme Gasparovlch B. Conme Gelrmakerl ,ev -....- I l 1 Joan Geltmaker Paul George Donald Guthrne Lmda Guthrse Januce Hammerlch Tom Hefley Jucllth Hensley Lmda Herron DGVId Hull Susan HoppelClK Alberta Homan mit Carol Glagnonl he Cherrlll Gtbbsffls David Goldrmg U it Llnda Grafleman Brad Gund: W- C - 594 T7 5 T 1? T , Linda Hunt I fa f-if Janet Ingold Gary Isbell xt LAL Nathan Isbell Neal Isbell Key Jennings 'K 39 p - . D il 'Q LH T , L 1, Di ' f S ' rf. , E, l '. l' ' A I I - . V' 1 ' Nl I X I .KA , 52 I, - l l?'.,r 5 '. 'll -,yr All I in V it .UQ V Q . I l -A rv' r , X .V 'ly A . . '46 .I lv ' -. I I ll I .Li 1 itldlwifu P mwlf ' Gp, 3, . v lllp I ' Il 'IK' I Shihley .Hall , l ax, alfa I 1 it . 'I ll - Exilim .I ' l , IIN., . 4 szlw we F-.I ' X I I ll I ' r , I ' . I I I Y : I ml ap' ' Q 5, - ,X P I , . 1,4 Q I ' Y 'mf' ' Q1 8 'o , egg . fl' Faris? Gary Johnson Ronald Jones Dannie Kauzlarich Peggy Kelley 'Vx Paula Kellsfadt Michael Kepple Ronald Kerans Teddy Kindred KX William Kirkleyqxk Connie Lance 'FN Bonnie Lane Judy Lee WX Philip Lindley William Lucas Leslie McAlister 'N 3 iprwi' We Talw AUD flwTewswng '17 4 A ','r X luis: A L ' .F 1 l ... L. hr. . -pm-w ir Mclriha Monari Susan Mooney Karen Moore rx? Clancy Morgan N Louisa Morris Mary Morris 4-0 Kenneth McCoy Tricia McGinnis Vickie McKeever Brent McMeen Elizabeth Mciberry ll Fred Major .N Verle Melz ll NX Susan Michela David Miller Linda Mitchell y 5 -NK K.. Timmie Morse . Q I Van Munson l r W:-:wail Rona-ld Me ers een- T' ' Y Judiih Newcomb A v --5' Rodney Nickerson fi we - ,s in . fi r - if ' x M Ll' 'Sl' fr, 'iz V wi. .-5' vi -Qi Louis Ori Paul Overcash .4 S45 U .3 Terry Overcash ' Marilyn Page 1' Marvin Parr Eddie Possmore A 'V Roger Passmore i -I , Q-4 ,Q , 55, Claudia Patience -CP W Carol Pfahl WX Michael Plumer AMLAUL time Pwmks Tool Judy Polhemus Teresa Porter l Barbara Raines Linda Ray fx e., Michael Redlings afer XG Cheryl Richards Dennis Riekena Suzan Rodehaver 9 Janice Rodgers Khin I .1--,,.' I ,am I. Y-7 Roy Rog e rs 4' -,., 77'!3i1Bil Y' X l 1 Jerry Saunders -V jx . Robbie Schmidt Lissa Schneizler - - ' ,J . vo-4 . 5-.4-f , Cindy Seidel llYX Dennis Severi 4 iv Marsha Sipp QX be 41 N l S-.V.y.f X I 'X i' i Q c.. .- 1 ,I V s f , Qi '22 - Lf .xy i , i ' i . lx l 'X ,ff y fx 'R X. A N in i f, .i aw, 1 B. Cheryl Slater Rebecca Small Parker Smizer Valerie Snider Xix Paula Sprowls Susan Steck Kent Stein Barbara Stomberg Sherry Taylor Scott Thomas Roger Thompson Diana Threw Jimmie Ulm Timmie Ulm Robert Untz :fx T :np M l'lr '7 -.1 vii? f? l NwFaievwlsWwwMade , h-nr Hui -.af i r lx 4t7'i?r.f . .-L 'Tl 1-. -' 1-' 21,-. :. 'x.rL.2.--vw VL.: -- T 'Ld if-r Xu A Dolly White Roberta Widger Neal Wilcox YK Linda Williams Don Woods GX Jerry Zaborac 42 1 X . Nancy Upchurch Jane Vaira Kathleen Wagner lk' Eleanor Wakefield Michael Warfield Paul Warner Rodger Wasson Gayla Welker Tom Welker Cindy Westerby RALPH FANN B.S. industrial Arts, RlCHARD FRANKSON B.S. Social Science. JOHN FULKROD B.S. Chemistry, Algebra JANET ADAMS B.S. Business Education, Algebra I. F. EUGENE ATEN L' B.S., M,A. Business Education. HAROLD BOWEN B.S., M.S. Coach, Driver Training, General Science. JAMES l. DERKS B.S. Mathematics. . HAL DEVORE B.S. Librarian, Social Science, Coach. RONALD ELLBERG B.S. Boys' P.E., Coach. WALTER GREBE B.S. General Science, Driver Training, Athletic Director. RONALD HENDERSON B.S., M.S., Physics, Mathematics. HELEN JANSSEN B,S. Home Economics. STEPHEN R. KINGRY B.S., M.S. Agriculture. ANITA KLEIN B.S. Home Economics, General Science. F. DONALD LUALLEN B.S., M.S. Business Education, Mathematics, Counselor. SHARON MILLER B.S. English. STEWART PRlCE B.S. Social Science, English. I' 'Xl W. Helps Pwpwwf CHARLES PULLIAM B.S., M.S. English, Speec C. WENDELL RAND B.S., M.S. Guidance Direct PHYLLIS STEWART B.A. English. .QW ,WMM N La 1 JAMES R. UPCHURCH . V B.A. English. 'f M WlLLlAM C. VANDEVEER B.M., M.S. Band, Choruses. CAROLE ETTA VANDOREN JANE VANETTEN Y FLOYD L. WEBB HELEN WILHOIT B.S. French. B.S. Biology. A.B., M.S. English, Spanish, B.S. Girls' P.E K, ,Wifi E 'M Fofuflw S ' I S ' . A ocia cxence Gazel Almasi, our well-known and commonly loved ianitor, left the halls of F.C.H.S. in March of this year after nine faithful years. The memory of his warm friendship and constant helpfulness will always dwell within our hearts. Thomas Harding, James Eccher, and Robert Grove are receiving in structlons from Mr. Pulliam. These student teachers played o new roll in our scholastic program this year. ? . F5 45 gn H! ,v . 4' fb' ' ROW 'Ia Harrison Dennis, Secretary, Edwin Coots, President, Rob- Dicks, Herman Gronewold, Howard Saunders, Lewis Stranz, ert Holmes, Vice-President. ROW 2: Verle David, Principal, Nolan Charles Pulliam, Assistant Principal. Mr, Rand, Guidance Director, and Mr. Luallen, Counselor, aid students in making decisions for ' the future. Mr. Pulliam, Assistant Principal, and Mr. David, Principal, are educational leaders who understand the operation, maintenance, management, and needs of the school. -,,-.--P-0, .- ,J i..Qmn....... l os- D Dorotlly Dixon and Betty Fann aid students and teachers by per- Charley Davis, Gozel Almasi, and Gilbert Morgan keep our school forming such duties as typing tests. clean and run errands for students and teachers. pecialb ' Bus drivers take more than half of the students at F.C.H.S. to and Rita O'Brian, Mary Wilson, Ann Muzzarelli, and Iona Grgurich from school daily. ROW I: E. Young, C. Oldfield, H. Gronewold. Wofk eVe Y dC'Y lo Produce U 'Of-tv, n0U l5l lV'Q meal lof F'C-H-S-' ROW 2: C. Stivers, L. McCoy, R. Baggs, L. Oldfield, F. Sales, D. hungry students. Butler. 3 H . Ya 'VW'-4: A ' F 'i shun--A , ,- ft n .-. . L--' I . BQ 'w :R -q 7? A A N ' ' . ,J ' ' ri' -f' f T,,. -gz,gg,L . L m HW T V. AA Y Y 5 'Hg A 57, J 1 I H f ry , - ,uh - Y r y .-4,,, - - H ,i ' ' .-'fu' 4 1 -'1 -,z ,'!' A f ., ' f .. 1- ' -.: '-21:1 ,U Y ' 31'-' ,r - f- ' ' , - ' :fwf - Y -- x v h - 2 2 ' - 'V ' -Q . N ' 4' 1 '7 Zi'-9 ' A ' X xzfgff , ' f' f . 'V F G V' 'fu - ' - ' ,'3g'f',:i-,' Z X z ff-5 ' is ' ' ' 'f ' Y V 1 Q f ff:-1 N fri-, , .1 YoU ,wma we 4 V lf f'f f:- 5 l 3 x.fAv ',m' lily! M31 Itlfgff? gm 1. V H- L 1zLav::T2g-tiki Wu I' ff U- ww ff 'F 'If XR, . ali U Xb- ' '- X ' H 1 .- , as rl ' 'r , A xx nf' '- z A .fx 5' ' V w '. :J QTVKN Aft' 1, V 'Q . ,f IA. ,. :jx A' .Y-,,,: 151- 'f 'Becky Bcxudino and Connie Link make prepara lions for the Sfudent Council Valentine Dance. ' Qponsofw A.F.Q. ROW 1: S. Jones, D. Blust, B. Baudino, B. Starcevich, C. Link, N. am, Adviser. ROW 3: E. Ordonez, D. Culver, R. Schmidt, J. Za- Taylor, P. Frank, S. David. ROW 2: S. Whisenand, P. Lamprecht, borac,J. Nelson, D. Gronewold, R. Sfranz. S. Wilson, S. Gronewold, S. Negley, P. Parr, K. Moore, Mr. Pullie ROW 1: Ray Lenzi, President ROW 2: Paula Lom- precht, Secretory-Treasurer, Charlene Dicks, Vice- President. ROW 3: Mr. Upchurch, Mr. Webb, Ad- visers. xlg Q ll Nr 'l wi o fi: I 'ggi B Dwmaf Club 'Tlw Youngest ROW 1: P. McGIone, B. Richards, B. Welch, J. Blackman, S. Living- Dare, D. Culver, S. Thomas, J. Cruise. ROW 3: C. Dicks, J. Stephan, sion, C. Link, S. Herrick, P. Lamprechr, N. Taylor, P. Hitchcock. L. McCoy, J. Foster, V. Whitmer, B. Johnson, S. Negley, K. Mooney, ROW 2: S. Jones, H. Jennings, K. Swigerr, B. Stevens, R. Lenzi, W. M- HeFI'lCk, l-- Wvfkifls, l-- Lune- 51 -gy 5.-v 7 ROW 'I: Miss Janssen, Adviser. ROW 2: Mrs. Klein, Adviser, P. Frank, President. ROW 3: C. Hedden, Vice- President: S. Stewart, Secretary: C. Overcash, Treas- urer. Margie Flynn and Chris Hedden engage in a taFfy pull with F.F.A. boys, Dick Brown and Walter Dare. ,gil 6 fl Wonka Towwwl New I-lofeigmw ROW 'I: F. Murphy, S. Stewart, S. Morris, E. Fisher, N. Holclridge, L. Bolton, N. Pinkerton, S. Lane, J. Fitzpatrick, C. Vawter, C. Star- cevich, E. Zook, D. VanHouten, J. Finnie. ROW 2: S, Finnie, M. Flynn, C. Brennan, C. Reed, K. Despines, D. Evans, C. Seidel, T. Porter, P. Frank, C. Lance, L. Burgard, A. Gagg, J. Newcomb, P. McDonald. ROW 3: M. Davis, L. Almasi, J. Ryer, C. Moletti, P. Kellstadt, C. Roftey, R. Gibbs, S. Layton, C. Overcash, P. Morgan, L. Ferro, D. Isbell, M. Bales, C. Hedden, S. Riekena. ROW 4: M Sipp, S. Beeney, N. Fogg, C. Giagnoni, M. Monari, T. McGinnis, T. Overcash, J. lngold, C. Evans, D. Bassette, S. Bankert, B. Deal E. Maberry, V. Wilcoxen, M. Morris, C. Blue. 52 at Bob Davis, Soil and Water Management section winner, and Jim Nelson, Swine Production award winner, admire one of their plaques. ROW 1: J. DeWeerth, Treasurer, J. Nelson, Vice-President. ROW 2: L. Emken, Reporter, Mr. Kingry, Adviser, H. Sipp, Sentinel. ROW 3: W. Dare, President, B. Davis, Secretary. FFAPwmotes Bmvlllg ' ROW 1: T. Bolton, W. Whitmer, D. Stremmel, R. Perisho, D. Nan- nen, H. Comeens, C. Arnold, B. McMeen, K. Depperman, A. Arch- dale, S. Duley, J. Nelson, R. Weber, P. Overcash. ROW 2: R. Du- ley, R. Sipp, R. Hudson, K. Swigert, J. DeWeerth, H. Sipp, G. Johnson, J. Welker, W. Dare, C. Stanley, L. Gibbs, D. Whitmer. ROW 3: D. Rielcena, D. Mlller, J. Shryoclc, R. Leeper, J. Anderson, 53 D. Brown, H. Jennings, T. Kepple, L. Emlcen, B. Anderson, M. Plumer, J. Nolan, J. Saunders, D. Eilers, D. Severt. ROW 4: M. Kepple, D. Byrd, D. Culver, S. Saunders, B. Davis, M. McKee- ver, L. Newcomb, S. Bankert, R. Wasson, B. Threw, B. Blue, J. Za- borac, B. McCoy. rj , X 1.4. eve, I ' Q se ,-1 ,Zj45j':. ,Dff -,-J 1 fi-' . ,LG -i ' A 2 . my . .f J Wi H! ilk! 1 2 -.--14 -- -. . Vuwnllllglltlnnruhliihllhnh.Kl-Al Brad Guidi, Photographer, Sharon Livingsion, Production Editor, Pam Small, Feature Editor, and Ray Lenzi, Sports Ediior, admire the new look of the Ar- gus this year. L Rita Redlingshafer, News Ediforp Dorlhy Williams, Editor- in-Chieff and Mr. Aten, Adviser, examine the plate used in The printing of the Argus. Angus G-etsa NwLool2fwitlvO66wbPi1ut 9053 ROW 1: C. Reed, S. Livingston, C. Westerby, C. link, J. Davis, R. man, C. Blue. ROW 3: B, Guidi, R. Sfranz, W. Dare, H. Henderson, Redlingshafer, B. Starcevich, P. Scapecchl, C. Vawter, T. Porter, R. Lenzi, D. Srremmel, J. Zaborac, J. Blackman, D. Gronewold, S. S. Janes. ROW 2: S. Hill, E. Zook, L. Saunders, C. Hedden, 5. Thomas, B. Faralli. Gronewold, P. Small, S. Negley, S. Wilson, D. Williams, F. Lope- 5 5 Sam Rutledge gets ready for the industrial Arts Fair by polishing his head board which he mode in shop class. ROW T: David Hayden, Treasurer, Mr. Fonn, Adviser. ROW 2: Vince Doubet, Vice-President, Ross Melhouse, President, Jerry Wren, Secre- ta ry. ludusbrzalnflits Club Qpmofw ' ROW 1: B. Stevens, J. Wren, D. Brown, D. Nonnen, M. Fleisher, D. Hayden, V. Doubet, D. Murphy, H. Bassette, B. Hedden, C Houston, C. West, R. Ehens, D. Alwood. ROW 2: J. Endres, P. Du- Bois, J. Eccles, M. Schnetzler, R. Lamprecht, B. Threw, S. Rui- ledge, H. Sipp, K, Hudson, K. McKeever, R. Gollinger, G. Shilling S. Grubb, L. Domron. ROW 3: R. Rielceno, G. Isbell, R. Pass- more, D. Hayden, S, Bollinger, R. Untz, R. Penn, T. Beeney, E Dykes, B. Moleiti, P. Warner, R. Kerons, T. Kindred, B. Blue, V I Melz, G. Boughmon, R. Melhouse. ROW 4: N. Wilcox, S. Burrell, J. Cook, B. Broshers, G. Miller, S. McBroom, A. Suydarn, N. Isbell, B. Chatten, J. McDaniel, R. Stranz, L. Roy, M. Airolc, D. Rich- ards, T. Wilcoxen, D. Kepler, E. Diefendorf, D. Hill, E. Beecher, K. Jennings. ROW 5: J. Agnoletti, P. George, R. Thompson, T. Fletcher, R. Smith, J. Nolan, P. Lindley, K. McCoy, E. Passmore, M. Parr, W. Kirkley, T. Morse, P. Srnizer, M. Murphy, R. Jones, D. Woods, R. Beecher, R. Deppermon, T. Hefley. 56 ROW 1: Mr. Fulkrod, Miss Vonftten, Mr. Henderson, Advisers. ROW 2: R. Lumprecht, President, R. Kirnbrell, Treasurer, H. Henderson, Vice President, D. Gronewold, Secretary. 5335... .fiizzf 1 .1922 5.5.55 r si 4 Science Club members, Emilio Ordonez and Harold Hen- derson, match wits in on excifing game of chess. ROW 1: D. Brender, P. Bcnys, B. Holdridge, K. Deppermcn, D. ing. ROW 3: D. Fleisher, D. Gronewold, S. DuBois, F. Lopeman Sfremmel, R. Krey, J. Blackman. ROW 2: R. Kimbrell, D. Kouz- S. Hill, G. Flynn,J.Germcun, E. Ordonez. lcrich, D. Cowser, M. Huy, H. Henderson, R. Lczmprechl, S. Flem- Q4 .fx I lwi. I review the activities of the year. Hazel Rippy, Sue Riekena, and Bonnie Welch engage in a com- petitive game of GAA basketball. Atlaletw 6ow ' TlvwwglvGAA 1 ,. , ROW 'ln C. Blue, C. Brennan, H. Brown, C. Connor, B. Stcrcevich, son, M. Davis. ROW 3: M. Herrick, S. David, J. Hammerich, J. Pol J. Fitzpatrick, N. Taylor, C. Reed, P. Dixon, S. Taylor. ROW 2: S. hemus, L. Williams, M. Page, B. Fogliani, J. Stephan. Riekena, P. Sprowls, J. Ryer, J. Davis, B. Welch, D. Evans, M. Ma- 58 GAA omcers, Barb Starcevich, Treasurer, Hazel Brown, Secre- tary, Betsy Fogliani, President, and Jan Davis, Vice-President, l,- nn Mr. Hal Devore, Librarian, always glad to help. Senior library cadet, Nancy Taylor , X ! plains the card filing system To freshman ff X Marilyn Page. f r ,Z 4 I l N o 0 E lei! vpaui, .fi L f . ' 1 3 . L . Q. . ROW I: S. Jones, J. Polhemus, D. Evans, J. Fulton, P. Hitchcock, Page, A. Coleman. ROW 3: L. Peppard, D. Alwood L Williams C. Conn, N. Taylor, J. Hamrnerich. ROW 2: J. Ford, 5. Hall, B. N. Brashers, R. Gibbs, S. DuBois, B. Stevens, B. Faralli Dickerson, S. David, B. Johnson, D. Burgard, S. Rodehaver, M. x N ey. V -w'1.,1 . H l 3441. ,,,- . X --,Mb E ., J , L A ff? T sg..- r: A Q.-Ab.fli,'J'. T l .J f' vv '++w-FP? f - wp- -, - , 1. ,,. V . ,.,. gr' ,,.. '. ., ,--r.,,-yy .gf , fr-, .4 gf Er-1' vf-v-67,1-,,1 'Eff' ' ff iff.rgr..1ff-' 1 l 'iz TB C -52127-' -'I J ' fffzs. 5-1 'Qi G ' -sf. is ..' -A f' 5 T ' ' '32f5 .' Vx if -'lvif' x Jim Unsicker, Drum Major, is ready to strike up the The F.C.H.S. Combo, Dennis Stremmel, pianist, Jim Hall, drummer, Jim German, band. Jim Unsicker, John Whited, and Mike Redlingshafer, add a light tempo at their various appearances. fwvideclf bg dw F.C.H.S. Butler, P. Kellstcdt, S. Fleming, D. Hayden, S. Baughmczn, P. M. Recllingshafer J. Hall, D. Williams, B, Pavelkci, J. Vaira, S. Bonys, B. Siepel, P. Bolt, T. Vlahovich, B. Holdridge, G. Wright. McBroom, J. Smith, R. Schmidt, C. Reed, L. Lane, J. Lee, N. Up- ROW 4: A. Bolt, T. Kindred, P. Bales, C. Pfhal, L. McAIister, W. church, J. Vairo, S. Mooney, R. Leeper, S. Thomas, R. Stranz, D. Kirlcley, L. Roy, D. Fleisher, Mr. Vcxndeveer, Director, R. Perisho, B. Stremmel, J. German. Johnson, C. Connor, J. Whited, G. Isbell, C. Houston, E. Beecher, 61 , f' R3- pr' in-r ' if - ' g ! f Q-, Rm , Q 'f1ff'F I 1 ., -3 N. .', 6 ' , 'I Wx 9. 1 -'- If ,Q A .5 X , fgagp g 4 ' ' -. 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Q ll , 1 I L JR' Q A ' H 7 - , I . 5 liffiq - 4 M I , Zi, - 4-A I' . xr rf Vx W Hg? 313 2? 'SL Q2 Pete Banys, Sports Editor, and his assistant, John Whited, pre- pare a new layout idea for their section. Picture identification seems to be a never-ending task for School Editor, Paula Lamprecht, and her assistant, Nancy Holdriclge. Vogagwfv Qfaw Keeps 31165 Organization Editor, Sharon Livingston, and her assistant, Bonnie Welch, joyfully mark off another completed page. a . - u Tiilmllil l 'J' -zz tr' f- X 64 X XA Assistant, Betsy Fogliani, and Activities Editor, Susan Wilson, prepare a 3-R layout. Z tl 7 1 ' , Hazel Brown, Assistant Editor, Paula Frank, Make-up Editor, Donna Blust, Editor, and Sally David, Copy Editor, consult Creative Photography for better yearbook pictures. ' tlwQclwolbY Typists, Dee Parry, Charlene Dicks, Jean Vaira, perform part of The final Voy- ageur production at F,C.H.S. ,,5-' Q, Bob Davis, Business Manager, and Mr. Rand Adviser, check yearbook sales. Wi M W 5 W 5 . if 2? F., I as . A E H uzjgm 3 f Q 5 'K .L L 'Q , ::- V 1 .,,V sig FF Ti H 2 ' W if .K : ' , 1 M S Sf is ' l W ' 55? I W L? Am tin .v . . . hu Qpoats A Q ' CT. ,V VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Charlene Dicks, Nancy Taylor, Hazel Brown, Bonnie Welch, Betsy Fogliani JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL: Sherri Taylor, Fran Dyer, Diane Yeast, Jecnne Stephan, Phyllis Parr. 68 VARSITY BASKETBALL: Betsy Fogliani, Nancy Taylor, Hazel Brown, Bonnie Welch, Charlene Dicks iasfio This year's squad of Eve spirited cheerleaders effectively generated the enthusiasm -and spirit so necessary to team morale. ln addition to cheering at the games, they were responsible for stimulating enthusiasm at pep rallies. The squad often staged amusing skits to further arouse team support. The Junior Varsity cheerleaders -also aided their team by leading cheers at key moments of play. Both squads are to be congratulated for contributing to an exciting year. Feelings run high at pep rally ' J- V 'LM . :YW ' 11' J Vafwihj ' , - Mike Airola Couch Ellberg and Asst. Coach Devore plan attack. it , . L -..,,,.-1' 1 0 1 4' -uF'V'F an. . a .- ' Dave Alwood . v s .W , , 4, xx I 51 Q w A 'f km ' Sim- . ' -E g - ' ' nu. X I S' FUKOLYQOJU offAofiow Tom Kepple .. , Sp, E! .S ROW I: T. Ulm, J. Ulm, B. Anderson, G. Johnson, L. Ori, R. Was- son, S. Bollinger, D. Kouzlorich, J. Eccles, M. Butler, P. Over- cash, T. Morse, B. Dickerson, G. Isbell, M. Redlingsholer, B. Lucas, D. Guthrie, D. Bollinger, R. Untz, V. Ewolt. ROW 2: J. Airolo, V Melz, K. Stein, K. Jennings, R. Nickerson, C. Fields, R. Possmore. '39 Alert defense downs Potter ball carrier. 72 D. Alwood, G. Wren, K. McKeever, R. Kimbrell, B. Stevens, R. D. Fleming, M. Airola, F. Ori, J. DeWeerth, D. Schaer, J. Zo- Perisho, J. Hall, D. Wilson, B. Moletti, T. Wilcoxen, H. Sipp, borac, R. Lenzi, C. Houston, B. Hedden, L. Riekena, M. Bolton, B. M. McKeever, S. Copron, P. Warner, K. McCoy, J. Burgard, J. Gilstrap, J. Welker, L. Hurst, E. Jones, P. DuBois, D. Kepler, H. Anderson, D. Severt, Manager. ROW 3: H, Bowen, Asst. Coach, Devore, Freshman Coach, J. Fulkrod, Asst. Freshman Coach. R. Ellberg, Coach, R. Rodgers, G. Shilling, T. Kepple, B. Forolli, . F-lwwlf AUD Qeasow VARSITY SCHEDULE Havana Lewistown Chillicothe Morton Monmouth Eureka Meta more Tremont Canton They-We 6-O l2-6 26-O l-4-7 l9.-7 12-0 I9-9 O-18 31-12 Manager, Dennis Severt, performing one of many tasks. 73 FSR'-Tian s'?h-M-:Q Team captain Walt Dare leads pre-meet stretching exercises. Entering only the minimum number f5l of runners in most meets, Farmington's harriers still managed to compile a formidable 8-I record. The Farmers had recorded seven straight victories before falling to previously defeated Bushnell-Prairie City. The lllio Cross-Country Meet was this year's high- light. Coach Ellberg's harriers snatched the title from the reigning Morton Potters by a score of 35- 43. The Farmers placed all five runners in the top ten. The final meet of the year against Limestone pro- duced a new school record of iO:lO by Walt Dare. Bill Dare also broke Walt's existing record with a time of lO:i9. At the Peoria District Meet, the Farmers placed fifth among eighteen schools-thus ending the finest season in Cross-Country that Farmington has ex- perienced in its brief four-year history of long dis- tance competition. Mm sl ROW 'iz B. Dare, W. Dare. ROW 2: J. German, L. Newcomb, R. Krey, R. Ellberg, Coach: G. Gallinger, R. Gallinger. If I X hx., I Coach Bowen, D. Fleming, R. Hudson, J. Welker, J. DeWeerth, R. Lenzi, J. Whited, D. Murphy, M. Bolton, L. Riekena, J. Nelson, P. Banys, B. Dare, T. Kepple. 0 D ICQJ to 64110 Qeasow VARSITY SCHEDULE WE THEY Macomb . . . .... 58 56 Canton .... .... 4 5 49 Morton . . . .... 43 54 Havana ' ..... .... 6 9 77 Alwoocl ....... .... 9 8 56 WethersfieId . . . .... 47 50 Orion ....... .... 7 6 64 Metomoro ,.... .... 5 3 64 Corpus Christi .... .... 4 5 56 Tremont ...... .... 5 3 56 Cuba ....... .... 6 6 65 Chillicothe . . . .... 65 58 Eureko .... . . . 65 56 V.I.T. .... .... 6 4 49 MValley .... .... 6 8 48 MLewistown . . . . . 43 49 Metomoro . . . . . 7l 84 Lewistown .... . . . 55 48 Canton .... . . 56 41 Morton .... . . . 64 52 Tremont . . . . . . 56 58 Eureka . . . . . . 63 49 Abingdon . . . . . 86 66 Chillicothe ... ... 51 49 MCuba ..... . . . 55 47 'V.I.T. ....... ... 67 48 HWilIiamsfield .... . . . 48 52 'Galva Tournament HCFUHOH County Toumomenl Manager Ray Krey shows Cooch Bowen shooting chart. ' Regional Tournament 75 Jim Nelson attempts iump shot in opening game. John Whited Forward Dove Fleming Guord 51811 76 Pete Bu nys Center 6l'l ll Leftwwuwwfus Larry Riekena Forward 611 fl Scoreboard tells sad story in Regional Championship. 1 Ray Lenzi Forward 61111 .:' 'H Tom Kepple Guard 5v8u ROW 1: Mr. Ellberg, Coach, R. Possmore, S. Bollinger, E. Passmore, T. Turbett, D. Kepler. ROW 2: M, Kepple, R. Hudson, R. Perisho, D. Pearson, F. Maior, S. Capron. Wang Cogms Aoquzw Skills In this rebuilding year, Coach Ellberg's young cagers showed good potential for the future. After a defeat in the Fulton County Tournament, the Farmers' record stood at a disappointing 2-9. The yearlings, however, came to life in their contest with Lewistown, the county champion. The high point of the season was this 50-34 victory over the Indians. The Farmers won the last tive games of the cam- paign to boost their record to 8-l l. Much credit must be given to these ballplayers, lacking size but not the drive and determination characteristic of true competitors. JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE Macomb .... Canton .. Morton . . . Havana .... Metamora .. Corpus Christi Tremont .... Cuba ...... Chillicothe .. Eureka ..... Cuba ...... Metamora .. Lewistown .. Canton . . . Morton . . . Tremont .... Eureka ..... Abingdon .. Chillicothe .. 'Fulton County Tournament THEY 39 66 27 l5 59 55 50 54 66 46 48 79 34 43 38 47 38 37 50 Good exchange by Jim Bradshaw and Milf McKeever in mile relay. McKeever and Bonys lake first two places in l0O yd. dash. I-lalwlf Iwiuimg Develops Good P ROW 1: M. Kepple, S. Rulledge, B. Dare, J. German, B. Chatten, W. Dore, R. Krey, P. Banys, D. Murphy, M. Bolton, D. Kauzlarich D. Wilson. ROW 2: D. Fleming, G. Johnson, D. Richards, K. Jen- R. Gallinger, H. Bowen, Coach. nings, T. Ulm, J. Ulm, B. Dovis. ROW 3: A. Archdale, Manager: 79 if ROW T: W. Bitner, D. Severt, T. Fletcher, K. McCoy, R. Nickerson, Coach, ROW 3: M. Butler, M. Bolton, D. Brender, B. Reid ,J. S. Bollinger, V. Evvalt, D. Bollinger, T. Kindred, B. Brashers. ROW Werderits, B. Perardi., J. Whited, R. Lenzi, V. Doubet, D. Nannen, 2: M. Kepple, D. Fleming, R. Lansford, B. Faralli, T. Kepple, J Welker, R. Stranz, D. Kepler, S. Capron, T. Turbett, W. Grebe, sth E.-TI-K 35 n? ,-7 D. Guthrie, G. Johnson. Cows tilunwio With an experienced core of seven returning letter- men, Coach Grebe's Farmers won the Illio Conference Championship for the fifth consecutive season. The Farm- ers enioyed a 5-O record in conference play. The diamondmen started slowly by being defeated 4-l in their initial game of the season against Gales- burg. However, in the next eight games .Farmington emerged victorious. The District Championship was then secured by defeating Elmwood and Valley. ln the Gales- burg Regional the Farmers were defeated 6-4 by Can- ton's Little Giants for their second loss of the year. With an overall record iO-2, the Farmers ag-ain main- tained the high-caliber of baseball traditional at Farm- ington. Bob Faralli, Bob Reid, and Ray Lenzi practice pick-off play at second. ' AtMetwA' , E 3, l Bob Foralll Ben Gilstrap Mark Bolton All-Conference Off Fullback All-Conf Def Tackle All-Conf Center All-State Hon Men Fulllaack All-State Hon Men Tackle Discus 5Cl'100l Record ll44'4V2 J I L X 3 X ' L AL . xx Y h lf l h John Whifecl Bob Reid Pitching Record: lllio l5-Ol Highest Batting Average l.375J Season K8-21 Most RBi's C121 Pete Banys Bill Dare lllio Champion-440 yd. clash Sr high iump Walt Dare lllio Champion-880 yd. run Fulton Co. Champion-440 yd. dash Cross Country Record llO:lOl Fulton Co. Champion-B80 yd. run 440 School Record l52.4l Nmk 2 YOU lwA0fiuifie6 ROYALTY Betsy Foglioni Emilio Ordonez, King Bonnie Welch, Queen Reko Gibbs The attendants for the Homecoming King and Queen were: Susan Michela, Sonita Negley, Anita Gagg, Janice Davis, Diana Yeast, and Valerie Snider. Tlw Boob 06 NwwNwwv Lamb! The Story Book of Never-Never Land was a fantasy cap- tivating those attending the Homecoming dance of 1963. The gym was beautifully decorated with replicas of Peter Pan and Captain Cook aboard the pirate ship, Jolly Rodger. The King and Queen, elected by the student body, were Emilio Ordonez and Bonnie Welch. The Royalty and their court of eight charming attendants were honored in a special spotlight dance following the coronation. The evening's entertainment was provided by 'Russel Detrick's Orchestra from Knox College. A snake dance and a pep rally, held as part of the Homecoming festivities on the previous night, were enioyed by all. The Homecoming Dance was a successful climax to the week's activities. Special honor to the Royalty. j 85 , ,,.. , J.- s- 5 if .Af ' .K-1-' :Z Pi C lflilil . . ,- ff' Ax A -: j,-is 4 yrs'--R Ya , ,. Two football players rock the seniors to success to capture first place with We're Expecting a Win! . Some unlucky Potter boosts the Drama Club to second place with Grave Day For The Pottersl A brave Farmer preparing to Mow'em Down captures third place for the Industrial Arts Clubl fly lr, v v NigLbAotwzm Larry Riekena makes a quick change from his football uni- form to take Betty Michela to the Homecoming Dance, while Sue Gronewold waits impatiently for her datel 1 x ' ' i fm, 1, -, In the Candy Shop skit, the senior girls make suckers out of ci few innocent teachers and students. A group of talented teachers enter their skit at the Homecoming pep rally. Xx ll ,-if if 5. X. Joan Blackman demonstrates her authority by commanding Brad Guidi to bow. Dau0irG'w Fun and Frolic! These two words presented the seniors' concept of initiation, for this was the day when the sen- iors showed their authority over the green freshies. The theme of initiation was the Roaring Twenties. On this day there was an array of costumes ranging from the flappers to old-fashioned bartenders. The freshmen met their superiors that dear ole morn- ing with a generous supply ot goodies. The lowly sub- iects hacl to obey their masters of the day until the morn- ing bell. They had such tasks as kissing fellow freshies, putting make-up on their faces, and holding pennies be- tween their noses. The future farmers wore their costumes to their morn- ing classes but were able to become themselves again at lunch hour. At this Cinderella hour the green freshies were ofticial members of Farmington Community High School. Now they could be referred to as true Farmers. These freshies really portray the Roaring Twentiesl' Donna Blusf D.A.R. Award 'A 'ff J-3' wiiw Walter Dore American Legion Good Citizenship Award :lm ' xasfszgwl A11-'ii 1 Awwwls Raymond Lenzi S.A.R. Award American Legion Sportsmanship Award Sally David American Legion Good Citizenship Award We, Qhoobftlw ' Tm! ixp,.:,t1W1'7Kt n.tf:,a.- 'lat ' tn: 1 mmm yul A 7, L Junior Play Cast, ROW 1: L, Suydam, H. Hedden, B. Cathccrt, B. Baudino, D. Williams, B. Stcxrcevich, J. Davis. ROW 2: K. Swigert, J. DeWeerth, C. Houston, R. Lamprecht, H. Henderson. 5'-,A 'N The director, Mr. Webb, and his assistant, Miss VanE1ten, dis- Janice Davis tries to explain that she can not go to the Prom cuss a puzzling scene. with Ron Lamprecht in knee britchesl 90 li l Swinging High! The fifty-five hard-working cast members for the senior play took time during cz much needed dress re- hearsal to pose for the ccmero. Stage direcfor, Mr. Upchurch, and musical director, Mr. Vondeveer, discuss u musical number. 91 fm- r 1 f., .--., +V - -f I if . 5 , I . gliiAiff:f:L?Q r W 4 . I ' ' G L 1 L f f if ' 1 ff - 'iiiif 7 Qf ,J S. 2 f E3 ,1- ! , ,,V. n yx A3 '-4 Q f .,, x. N A . t L ,-Q ,vm vi J T gre. t., is mf 1 ..f .' 5- -fy' L ff Qu 0 'Q Sally Herrick and her escort portray a very happy couple in Advancing up the aisle with beaming faces are Pct Morgan and the Grand March. her escort. A bg Dining, After the Grand March, the participating couples were led to the banquet table where the food was being served in cafeteria style. za- -,,, 93 A The reigning royalty were Tom Kepple, Reka Gibbs, second attendants, Betsy Fogliani, Queen: Raymond Lenzi, Kingf Nancy Taylor, and Pete Banys, first attendants. The royalty were honored with cz spot-light dance. 3 i TV, lf. K: fvagw- 'fi 'rigl ' iff-wg!! '25 i' xi Q'R2..Q',xf. 1 .i .- ag 'M mp., 'K 4 21.-stfb--, .. 94' An evening of dancing was enjoyed by all AML Fuwl The Junior clciss hosted The onnucil Junior-Senior Prom Moy l, l964. The goy festivities were high- lighted by The decorating scheme of Cc1rrousel. Following The grond morch, o lovely bonquef wcis en- joyed by oll the couples. The Russel Derrick Orchestra provided the music for dancing. A remembrance of cm impressive evening. 95 To all of you: The ones that I knew personally who were my friends through the year, the ones I knew but didn't recognize as individuals, the ones with their friendly helIo's in the halls made me feel that I wasn't failing in my duties. All this has helped to make my being in Farmington more wonderful than I could have ever dreamed. Because all of you have helped to make Farmington nearer my heart and have helped me 'ro better identify myself with the North American people, I wish to say that, although the time has come for me to leave, part of myself will never cease in belonging to you. There is now a part of my heart that will love you forever. There are no words to ex- press all the good that I wish for you, but I hope that you will understand me now as well as you forced yourselves to when my speaking problems made it difficult. All the love, happiness, and success that life can give is what I wish for you. We'll be seeing one another again . . somewhere. . . Emilio prepares to say farewell to his family in Argentna Ew-ilu -is6AF-Q I 91 f 7 , I ':X,,,,,, 'lll W fff' il f f The Wright family welcome their adopted son, Emilie. Emilio and Gordon become good friends. 96 Bill Siepel, Pete Bonys, ond John Whlted, accompanied by Barb Johnson, entertain the students on class day. l-lomo1uSabOllaAsDa,5 Mr. Rand ostounds Steve Sounders with a Canton Community College Scholarship. Raymond Lenzi is amused while reading a port of the class will of 1964. 97 Relatives ond friends proceed to graduation. O '!' ff f.-I llfli S-ix .sq 98 8, ll -r cf 4 Q 1 l aw With mixed feelings, Sue Wilson, Betsy Foglicini, Sharon Livingston, and Sally David prepare for their final part of F.C.H,S. 54511 QQ The graduating class of 1964 awaits the opening speeches. ' the 1 Q64 Donna Blusr orouses tears with her farewell speech. Carol Conn is one of 98 students to receive her diploma X K A+ 6 Pete Banys Illinois State Scholarship Winner, National Merit Scholarship Win- ner, National Honor Society Scholarship Semi-finalist Sally David Illinois State Scholarship Winner Donna Blust Illinois State Scholarship Winner Walter Dare I964 State Farmer Jim DeWeerth 1964 State Farmer Bob Davis Agricultural Accom plishment Award, Soil and Water Conser- vation, Sec. I2 l964 State Farmer Q Lip SAwwwLWuuww ' it 100 Nancy Holdridge Sterling Silver Award Carol Reed Crisco Award Tanya Dehm Betty Crocker Award Hazel Brown Business Education Award Jim Nelson Swine Production Sec. 12, Dist. 3. Andy Kosowslci Industrial Arts Exhibit Award Z' Top Tew The conscieniious workers of the 1963-64 closs have proven them- selves by being honored in the Top Ten. Sharon Livingston Carol Reed Pam Small John Whited Pete Bunys Donna Blust Hazel Brown Scilly David Tanya Dehm Nancy Holdridge School Division Paula Lamprecht Assistant Nancy Heldridge Organization Division Sharon Livingston Assistant Bonnie Welch Sports Division Pete Banys Assistant John Whited Activities Division Susan Wilson Assistant Betsy Fogliani Typists Charlene Dicks Dee Parry .lean Vaira Business Manager Robert Davis ln June, l963, the I963-64 Voyageur staff traveled to the American Yearbook Company plant located in Hannibal, Missouri. There we chose the color, art work, and theme for the yearbook. During the school year, the Voyageur staff worked diligently along with Mr. Rand and Mr. Guidi in prepar- ing pictures, dummy copies, typing, checking copies for errors, and meeting deadlines. The four editors of the yearbook wish to express our appreciation to Mrs. Juanita Cunningham, consultant, Joe Gardner, company representative, Elmer Guidi, photog- rapher, Mr. Rand, Adviser, and the remaining Voyageur staff. The Editors ,V+ si itil twwye. M 6, ffwci lf 9 ll ll h .ff O WLT' fi. 'v W i 10 2 WWW? Cgnnl Ca r, 1O,59, l Frankson, Richard 19,43 - crrrrrr r, c Saph. 31 8,6 Fritz Joyce srrph. 32 fll cor, Ji 5 1 ,63 Ful d, John 43.57.73 . , Edwin Fult n, Julie Fr. 39,59 I owser, D S p .31, 7 8 , Cruise es S AA 5 C...-, ...ry 1. 1 Hp X err g, A 'bjJr. 23.52.6185 M r, Derma ir. 31,50.51. . Gregg Jr. 23,74 W Abbott, Marilyn Fr. 37. minsf C stine Fr. 38,6 Go er. Randy Soph.2g2556,74r79 Adams.. one! 43.47 isan. Madonna Jr. . 4 . Agn et i, Jam s Fr. 5,37 YD ro arry S porovich. Connie Fr- 39 Ag le i, J Soph. 31,56 nz, herry Fr. , LJ G ter, Gerry Soph. Y NA1rol . ol Jr. 21,62.72.73 ' ore. W r ,l0,51.52. .74.79,81.89. G ltmaker, Connie Fr. 39 ,I- Airol , ike Sr. 9.56.70 Dare, I Jr. 22.74.75 Geltmaker. Jaan Fr. 39 'NWN edge Susan S 3 yVQavid, S lly Sr. 10.50, 4 . 9.60. .89 .100 George, Paul Fr. 39,56 Almasl, ' d Sr. 9, 2.62 Dov' rle 46.54 9 German, Jim Sr. 8.1 1.57,6l.74.79 Almasi, M345 Dov , Barbara .63 Glagnoni. Carol Fr. 39.52.60,62 g-Wwo ovid Sr. 9.56.59 ,70,72 I Davis, Cha l Gibbs, Cherrill Fr. 39,63 Anderson, Bobby Fr. .72 Davis, D I Soph. 1 Gibbs, Larry, Jr. 23,53 Anderson,J . 35,53,73 Dov' . ic J 22, ,62.B5, 0 Gibbs. Reka Sr. 1l.52.59.63,84.94 Ng Nlkrchdale, rc Soph. 31.53.79 A D v , Mar . 3 , 2,58 Gilham, Mike Sr. 12 WX Archdal 'trlcia Fr. 36.37 vis. Ro 0.53,65.100 GIlstraP. BENUY 59911 32.35.73.S1WK A , ary ph. 31 ' orryasfwiir . 35,79 Gold, Terry sr. 12 'NX r us 55 eal, B ro Fr. 38.52.62 Goldring. David Fr. 39 Arnold. Char ph, 53 e anya Sr. 10.54.10 1 Goldring. George Sr. 12 At F. I. e 43,55 I' is, Harrison 46 If Grady, Abu Jr. 23.29 t y, bpcc Fr. 3 epper on, Ken . 10.53, 7 . Grofelftan, Linda Fr. 39 8 h D d F ' epper an Jjirrfgapha. ,gg 6 rebe.I1:Volter 4380 oc . 1 e er er o . . F UNC r GHG fWod tam Jr. 21? el-xii' es 20213 p . 2 rgn ' alas, zavidjr. 20.23,2B.50,54.55,57,62 Bog .47 ' s ' es, Karen . 22,5 newo , aro 47 Bailey, Wayne Fr. 37 ' evore. H l 43 5 .70,73 f0f1BW0ldr Hefmfln 46 lyvbales. Margaret Jr. 2l,52.6 oewe Jim .20,22,53,54,73.75,9 .10 1 y Gronewold. sue Jr. 23,50.54,55,62.87 Boles. Patricia Soph, D' kers aymond Fr. 38 A I Grover Robefl 45 Band 60.61 e Rebecca Fr. 38.59,63,72 Grubb. Shelby Jr. 23,56 wx Bankert. Sol Fr 7 2.62 ks. Charlene Sr. 10.19.51.62.65.6l 69 ' Guidi, Brad Fr. 39.55.6235 Bonkert. S , S . 9 N ks, Nolan 46 Guthrie, Donald Fr. 39,7280 Bany , r Sr, 9.54 57.6l,64.75,Za81,9 ,9 ,100, 01 ielendorl. Ed Shop. 31,56 Gllfltfier Lindo FY. 39.63 Bass e. orothy F 37,52,6 1 - ielendorf. Joanne Jr. 22 Bossette, olmes Sr , iefendorf. Loretto Fr. 38 Hall. James Soph. 3'Z.61,72 A Baudino cky Jr , 0.90 Dixon, Dorothy 47 H-all, Shirley Fr. 39.59.62 Bough Gar oph. 31.56 Dixon, Peggy Soph. 3l,34,58.60 Hammerich, Janice Fr. 39.55.59 Bough n, Sandro Jr. 2l,61,6 NXDoubet. LoVonne Soph. 31 Hardin!-lr TIWOYYIUS 45 Bechtel. Ginger Fr. NXDoubet, Vincent Jr. 22.56.80 Hoy. Mike Jr. 23,57 Beecher. llen Jr. 21 Beech 'r, lwyn Jr. . NxBeec ea ne Bee , er Fr. 37.56 Beoney. Sun Fr. 37,52 vpiieeney, Tom Fr. 37.56 Bitner, Wayne Fr. 37 Black, Danny Sr. Blackman. Joan Sr, 9.51.88 Blackn1an,Jon Sr. 9.55.57 Blue. Carol Sr. 9,52.55,58.60,62 Blue, Robert Soph. 31.53.5662 wgBlust, Donna Sr. 8,1 1..50.54.65,89,99,l00.101 YVyBollingar, Danny Fr. 37,617.72 Bollinger. Stanley Fr. 37,56,72,78 Bolt, Alice Fr. 38.60.61 Bolt, Philip Fr. 2129.61 Bolton. Audrey Fr. 38 Bolton, Letha Sr. 9.52 Bolton, Mark Jr. 21 yhboltan, Terry Soph. 31,53 Bowen, Harold 35,43 Bowen, Patti Jr, 21,60 Wt,Bradshaw, Jlm Jr. 21 Broshers, Bobby Fr. 38,56 mrashers. Nancy Soph. 31.59.62 render, David Sr. 9.57 yVlBrennon. Cheryl Jr, 22.52,54,58.63 Briggs. Jerry Jr. 21,63 Brown, Dennis Jr. 21,56 Brown. Dick Sr. 52.53 Brown, VVXBrown, Brown, Brown. Dixie Fr. 38,63 Dorothy Soph. 31 Hazel Sr. 38,l5,54,58.63,65.68.100.101 Patricia Jr. 21 Downard, Judy Jr. 22 Downard, Patricia Sr, 10 Drama Club 51 DuBois, Pot Jr. 2235.56.73 DuBois. Sandra Sr. 10.57.59 Duley. Robert Fr. 38.53 Duley, Steven Soph. 31,53 Dyer, Frances Soph. 31.35.68 Dykes. Ernest Jr. 22.56 Dykes. Joe Fr. 35 Dykes, Margaret Fr. 38 Eccher, James 45 Eccles. John Fr. 38.56,62,72 fVXEhens, Richard Sr. l1,56.62 ' Eilers. David Fr. 38,63 llberg, Ronald 43.70,73,74,78 Emken. Leslie Sr. 11,53 Endres, John Sr. 11,56 Vvxvans. Carol Fr, 3638.52.63 twvons, Danny Fr. 38 Qvxivons, norrrru srrpir. a1,s2,5a,s9,63 Wxivans, Tom Sr. 70 Qlxiwolt. Pam Jr. 22,62 Ewalt. Vlc Fr. 3B,62.72,80 Fann. Betty 47 Fann. Lindo Jr. 23,60 Fann. Ralph 43.56 Farolll. Robert Sr. 55.59,79,73,80.81 Ferro, Jim Sr. l 1,60 erra. Lou Ann Jr. 23.52 Ywgetier. Pamela Fr. 38.60 FFA 53 FHA 52 Kouzlorich. Donnie Fr. 36,4O,57,60,62,72,79 Brown, Stephen Fr. 38 Fields. Charles Fr. 38.72 VVl8rown, Tom Soph. 31 Fields. Tyrone Soph. 31 VV1Brown. Wllllorn Jr. 21 VX Flnnie. Jane Fr. 38.52.62 Bruniga. Dennis Fr. 38 Bryan, Mary Soph. 31 Burgard, Donna Jr. 22.29.59 Burgard. Dorothy Jr. 22.62 Winnie, Susan Jr. 23.29,52.62.63 isher, Evanne Fr. 38,52,63 Fitzpatrick. Christine Fr. 38,63 'Nrirrpqrrrris JoAnn soph. s2.a4,s2,ss.os Burgard, James Fr. 38.72 Fitzpatrick. Kenneth Jr. 23.29 Burgord, Laura Sr. 10.52.63 Fleislter, David Fr. 39.57.61 Burre1l.Steven Fr. 38,56 Fleisher, Diann Fr. 39,60 Burrows. Carol Sr. Fleisher, Mikal Soph. 32.56 Butler. D. 47 Fleming, David Sr, 1 1.7O,73,75,76,79.80 Bullcr, Mika Fr. 3860.72.80 Byrd. David Jr .22 Callahan. Wayne Soph. 31 Copran, Steve Soph. 3l.72,7El,80 - athcart, Barbara Jr. 22.6090 hatten, Robert Soplt. 31.56.79 Chorus 62.63 lark. Vicki. Fr. 38.60.63 oloman, Alana Fr. 38.59 ollins, William Soph. Comeens. Harlie Soph. 31.53 Fleming, Steve Soph. 32.56.60 Fletcher. Terry Fr. 39.56.80 Flynn, Glenna Sr. 11,57 Flynn, Margaret Fr. 39,52 Flynn, Michael Soph. 32 ldwogg. N ancy Jr. 23.52.63 Vxrcgirrrrri, Betsy sr. 11,58.60,63.64,69,84.94.98 Foraker, Diana Fr. 39 Noiord, Jean Jr. 23,59 Foreman. Lindo Soph. 32,62 Foster, Judy Soph. 32,51 wreak, Paula Jr. l1,50.52,65 103 Hayden. David Jr. 23,56 Hayden, Dean Saph. 32.60 Hedden, Chris Sr. 1252.55.60 Hedden, Helen Jr. 24.60.90 Hedden, William Soph. 32.57.73 TN Hefley, Babbe Soph. 32.60.63 Helley. Thomas Fr. 39.56.60 Henderson. Harold Jr. 24,54.55,57,90 Henderson, Ronald 43,57 Hensley, Judith Fr. 39,62 Herrick, Mary soph. 32,5l.5811X Herrick. Sally Sr. l2.5l.63,93l'X Herron, Don Sr. 12 Herron, Linda Fr. 39 Hill. David Fr. 39.56 Hlll, Sharon Sr. l2,55.57.63 Hillman. Dorothy Jr. 24 Hnrhrrrrrk, rrrrry Jr. 2451.59.63 tix Hofler. Donna Soph. 32 Holdridge, Nancy Sr. 12.52.54,60.63.64,100.101 Holdridge. William Soph. 32.57,6l.62 Holmes. Robert 46 Homon, Alberto Fr. 39,62 Hoover, Sheila Soph, 32,60 NM Hopper, Susan Fr. 39 NX Houston, Charles .lr. 24,56.61,63.73.9O Hudson. Kim Soph. 32.56 Hudson. Roger Jr. 24.53.62,75,7B ny Hughes, Michelle Fr. Hughes. Sandro Soph. 32.60 Hunt, Dorothy Soph. 32 Hunt, Lindo rr. 39 Hurst. Lyle Jr. 24,73 Industrial Arts 56 Ingold, Janet Fr. 39,52,63 Isbell, Donna Jr. 24.52.63 IK irbeit, Gary rr. 3256.61.72 A Isbell, 'Nathan Fr. 39 Isbell, Neal Fr. 39.56 Isbell. William Soph. 32 hx Janssen. Helen 44,52 Jennings. Harry Sr. l2,5l,53 Wx Jennings, Key Fr. 39.56.72,79 Ns Johnsen, Barbara sr. 12,51,s9,61,s2,72,97 NN Johnson, Gary Fr. 40.53.7930 Jones. Ed Jr. 24,73 N Jones, Karen Jr. 24 Janes Ronald Fr 36 40 56 d Jonesl Susan sr.'12,5o,f-51.55.59 Ng fs-'3 Kelley. Peggy Fr. 40 RN Kelley. Stephen Soph. 38 YN Kellstadt. Bud Sr. 13 Kellstodt, Paula Fr. 4O,52.6O.63 Kepler, David Soph. 30,32,56,73,78,8Ok Woods, . , ' . I . fm I A.,,fAg',,'f f' X! I7 I X Y 454 Kepple, Michael F 7 ZZ 1 ' fg I' ols, Vernon Soph. 33 Sfarcevlch, Barbara Jr. 26,50,55,58,6O,90 Mfepple, Tom Sr. , 1 . .94 I.. ,Z kdrsggjorbaro Jr. 25 srmcevich, Leona Soph. 33,63 Kerans Randy Jr. 24 Wckersc-an Rodney Fr. 4l,62,72,BO Starcevich, Sharon Jr. 26,60M Kerans, Roanld Fr. 49,515 , W7 f' V N lan n Soph. 33,53,56 Steck, Susan Fr. 42,6O,63 Mimbrell, Rick Sb!-3,i5Z,Z2fZ ff' f , Stein, Leslie Fr. 42,72 yy Kindred, Nancy Jr. 2 ,ISV O'Brlen, Rita 47 Stephan, Jeanne Soph. 34,5l,58,68 ' Kindred, Teddy H740 ,61,8O 4 Oldfield, C. 47 V Stevens, Robert Sr. l6,56,59,62,72 Mlzirigry. Steplgen 4. 17 f Ol eyy L. 47 Stewart, Phyllis l8,44,54 inney. D0Vi - f -f r 'ez, ' Sr. l , 5,96 Stewart, Sharon Sr. 16,52 W1Klrlcley, William Fr. 40, .61 Z i, Fr 3 1 Stivers, C. 47 Klein. Anim 44.52 ' ' ' . 41,7 g tomberg, Barbara Fr. 42,63 fALCosowski,'Andre ,Y . X W sh,-Con' e Z , 2, ' tamberg, Wanda Sr. 16,26 ' rey, Pals ey J . 24 Overcash, Paul Fr. 4l,53,62,72 Stookey, Donald Jr. 26 M Krey, RGYFHO d - 4.57.7 . Overcosh, Terry F l,52,63 ' Stranz, Lewis 46 'I . Slronz, Roger Jr. 26,29,5O,55,56,6l,80 1?xtGY11PfSChl, PGUlC1dSr. , 0, , 4 ag , fl Fr. 4,6 ,5 Stremmel, Dennis Jr. 27,53,55,57.6l,62 amprecht, Ronal Jr. 24,5 7,9 1 rr or in Fr. 1,5 ,60 Student Council 50 mlunce. C0flniS FF- 40.5 6 V yll' , . , . Student Llbrarlons 59 r Lance, Steven Sr. I3 Parry ee Sr. l5, ,62,65 Suydam, Allen Soph. 34,56 l-CHS. 50r1niB Fr- 40.63 ore Ed -1' 4l,56,60,78 Suydam, Linda Jr. 27,60,9O YM-One. 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