Georgetown High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Georgetown, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1963 volume:

Vk m3 Gmtjetom, 3Hum Ova School We the Buffalo Staff of 1963 will try to present a full picture of everyday life at Georgetown High in the following pages, and we hope you enjoy remembering past experiences of the 1962-63 school year. Remember, education is a gateway to the fuller, richer life. 2 FACULTY VaJ)U oh CottfmU CLASSES 13 ORGANIZATIONS -19 ACTIVITIES — 63 SPORTS 73 SPRINGTIME — — . 92 3 T drnim We, the class of 1963, proudly dedicate our BUFFALO to Mr. Wilbur Dickson, whom everyone respects both as a teacher and guidance counselor. Our appreciation is extended to you for being the first counselor at G.H.S. and giving your advice whenever we came to you with our troubles. We most heartedly express our gratitude for being a fine friend and adviser. Congratulations Seniors 1 leave you with this thought . . . “ You have been given a bag oj tools, A formless rock and a book of rides; And each must make, ere life has flown, A stumbling-block or a stepping stone. We at Georgetown High have attempted to meet the developmental needs of each of you during the past four years. Our goal has been to fill your bag with tools that you may use to carve a place in society for yourself. The real test of our success will rest with you and the progress you make in becoming active, ambitious American citizens. 1 urge each of you to think of Georgetown High as a stepping stone toward higher education, better jobs, and greater participation as citizens in our government. Arthur Carlton Principal 6 Leo Elliot Elmer Leanard President ?62-63 Robert Hart Robert Benjamin, B.S. Freed Hardeman College, Bethel College, Oakland City College Freshman English, Speech Advisor: Dramatics Pet Peeve: Lazy people who copy homework from another’s paper. Ivan C. Burch, M.S. Indiana University, South Dakota Institute of Technology- Chemistry, Physics, Boys’ Physical Ed. Advisor: Freshman Class Pet Peeve: “Fourflushers” Mary Clark, A.B. Earlham College, University of Colorado Office Secretary Pet Peeve: Disrespectful people. David Casstevens, B.S., M.S. Eastern Illinois University, University of Illinois Industrial Education, Head Football, Assistant Basketball, Assistant Track Coach William Dexter, B.S. Western Illinois University Advanced Mathematics, Assistant Foot hall Coach Advisor: Sophomore Class Pet Peeve: Underhandedness Advisor: Student Council Pet Peeve: People who are not on time and the curtains that shut out my anvil chorus sounds from Mrs. Humrichous’ history room. Sally Engle, B.S. Indiana State College Office Practice, Bookkeeping, General Math Advisor: Buffalo Wilbur Dickson, B.A., M.A. University of Denver, University of Colorado, St. Cloud State College, Minnesota Physical Education, Guidance Counselor, Assistant Track Coach, Cross Country Coach Advisor: Junior Class Pet Peeve: Loafers (also VULAHA- VITCH) Gary T. Grissom, B.S. Eastern Illinois University General Science, Algebra Advisor: Freshman Class, Science Club Pet Peeve: Giggly girls. Mary Emily Green, B.S. Austin Peabody State College, Bowling Green Business University Girl’s P.E., General Business Advisor: Pep Club, G.A.A. Pet Peeve: Those who shirk their duty. Doris Humrichous, A.B. Oxford College for Women, DePauw University, University of Illinois, Denver University, University of Colorado, University of Chicago History, Civics, Economics Advisor: Senior Class Pet Peeve: Having to think up a “pet peeve” for the Buffalo. o:o: � r Robert Judd, B.A. Taylor University, Olivet College Gen. Science-Biology, Assistant Football Coach Advisor: Senior Class Betty Kyger, B.S. Ball State Teachers College English Advisor: Thespian Troupe 1946 Pet Peeve; Insolent, bumptious people. Marilyn Maffett, B.S. Eastern Illinois University Home Economics Advisor: F.H.A. and Cheerleaders Pet Peeve: “I forgot my material.' Vance H. Kercheval, B.S., M.S. Eastern Illinois University Instrumental and Vocal Music Advisor: Sophomore Class Pet Peeve: Students not serious about their work. Mildred A. Martin, A.B. Penn College Bookkeeper Pet Peeve: Being late. Dorothy Ramert, A.B. Alice E. Rees, A.M. University of Illinois, Wheaton College, Indiana State College, Rosary College English (IV. and III), Spanish (I, II), Reading Advisor: Junior Class, Spanish Club Pet Peeve: Los alumnos que no estudian sus lecciones. John T. Smith, B.S. Agriculture Ed. University of Illinois Vocational Agriculture Advisor: Future Farmers of America Pet Peeve: The “do nothings” who criticize those who put out the effort to get the job done. Earlham College, University of Illinois, Columbia University Latin, Librarian Advisor: Library Club, Latin Club Pet Peeve: People who do not follow library rules. Joyce Stevens, B.S. Ed. Clovis T. Scott, B.Ed. Eastern Illinois, University of Illinois Social Studies, Driver Education, Boys’ P.E., Basketball Coach Pet Peeve: People who choose the “easy way” for no one who has ever made a success will tell you he did it the “easy ♦� Eastern Illinois University Typing, Shorthand Advisor: Student Council Pet Peeve: Amateur typewriter repairmen. 3 ft 'Mrno'U oh JwIm Moll In memory of Freelee Woll, we dedicate this page of our annual. Mr. Woll spent 19 years of his life teaching at Sesser, Murphysboro, and here at Georgetown. In addition to teaching biology and general science, Freelee was adviser to the Senior Class, Fresh-Soph, football coach, and scorekeeper for the basketball games, here at G. H. S. At Sesser, he was the head football coach. Mr. Woll died on May 25, 1962. And though he has left us now, it’s hard to understand, but we know that his part on earth was well done. He will live on forever in the hearts of those who knew' and loved him well. NAME Smoi FAVORITE SAYING SONG 1. Kathryn Lou Armstrong 1. “Cool! I’ll make it on the scene.” 1. “He’s So Wonderful” 2. Viki Lynn Arnholt 2. “Please explain, Mr. Dexter.” 2. “Stardust” 3. Terry Lee Barney 3. “Cool—it!” 3. “Carol” 4. Richard Beauvois 4. “That’d be telling!” 4. “Theme From a Summer Place” 5. Ronald Timothy Blagg 5. 5. “Telstar” 6. Nancy Jo Bromley 6. “More pennies today.” 6. “Some Enchanted Evening” 7. Alma Lou Brown 7. “Well so much for that!” 7. “The Night Has a Thousand Eyes” 8. Thomas Lewis Cohoon 8. “What?” 8. 9. Euline Collom (Mrs.) 9. “Writing Sanley” 9. “Theme From a Summer Place” 10. Hubert Ray Cornwell 10. “I don’t care.” 10. 11. Kenneth Doolen 11. “Howdy.” 11. “Misty” 12. George Dowers 12. 12. “2,000 Pound Bee” 13. Diana Kay Edmiston 13. “We’re fighting again.” 13. “Stardust” 14. Dennis Ray Fleming 14. “How ’bout that?” 14. “Patches” 15. Fannie Mae Rose Franklin 15. “Oh, come on now!” 15. “I Can’t Stop Loving You” 16. Russell Freeman 16. “Oh you’re a bunch of sluff-offs!” 16. “Theme From Exodus 17. Judith Ann Galyen 17. “Why?” 17. “I Can’t Stop Loving You” 18. Marylynn Glines 18. “That’s life.” 18. “Town Without Pity” 19. Eileen Kay Guiliani 19. “What Johnnie?” 19. “Johnnie Angel” 20. Kenneth Jules Haussy 20. “Get serious!” 20. “Patches” 21. Ronnie W. Hill 21. “Ain’t no big thing.” 21. “Wiggle Wauble” 22. Wayne Horne 22. “Hey Boy!” 22. “You Beat Me to the Punch” 23. Larry Hughes 23. “I give up!” 23. “He’s a Rebel” 24. Stephen Kent Hughes 24. “Tough!” 24. 25. Donna Sue Korb 25. “I don’t care!” 25. “Breaking Up Is Hard To Do” 26. Gary Clark LaMar 26. “Oh come on.” 26. “From a Jack to a King” 27. Ted McDowell 27. “Don’t sweat the little things.” 27. “Intermezzo” 28. Linda Marie Mariage 28. “So much to live for, in such a little time.” .28. “Stranger on the Shore” 29. James Clinton Martin 29. “I’m broke.” 29. “Patches” 30. Steven Charlie Middlemas 30. “Ya got a point thar judge!” 30. “The Merry Minuet” 31. Zigmas A. Mockaitis 31. “Take a walk.” 31. “Theme From the Summer Place” 32. Betty Lou Neild 32. “Where’d you get that idea?” 32. “Misty” 33. Billy Jo Noggle 33. “I’d rather work than go to school.” 33. “O’ McDonald Had a Farm” 34. Ronald Noggle 34. “I’ve got mine done.” 34. “Marlboro Song” 35. Charlie O’Bryant 35. “Huh!” 35. “Telstar” 36. Ronald Pataki 36. “I can’t help it, I was born this way!” 36. “Theme From Exodus” 37. Carol Kay Pinchon 37. “I don’t know.” 37. “Stardust” 38. Joseph Dean Pinchon 38. “Don’t do today what you can do tomorrow.” 38. “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” 39. Larry Gene Ray 39. “Get behind me and don’t push. I’m afraid of water! 39. “O Lord, Our Lord; My God and I’ 40. Richard Leroy Riggle 40. “That could get tough!” 40. “I Can’t Stop Loving You” 41. John William Sandusky 41. “What d’ya say Clyde?” 41. “I’m Living Right Across the Creek From an Angel” 42. Sally Joanne Scott 42. “No lie?” 42. “Rainbow at Midnight” 43. Toby LeRoy Scott 43. “Hi Kid!” 43. “Greensleeves” 44. Walter Thomas Selby 44. “Hey Bud!” 44. “Wild One” 45. Peggy Sloan 45. “Oh, nothing!” 45. “He’s a Rebel” 46. James Smith 46. “I’d rather be dead than red on the head!” 46. “Theme From a Summer Place” 47. Mary Ellen Sollars 47. “Don’t ask me. I don’t know.” 47. “Twilight Time” 48. Doris Joan Turner 48. “No kiddin?” 48. “Till Death Do Us Part 49. Robert Dale Voight 49. 49. “Guitar Man” 50. Suzanne Volk 50. “Really” 50. “A Thousand Stars” 51. Sally Jo Wait 51. “Oh really?” 51. “Chances Are” 52. Sharon Lee Wallace 52. “No, Mr. Dickson, but I’m working on it.” 52. “Moon River” 53. James West 53. “Hey Rube!” 53. “I’ve Got Tears in My Ears From Crying on My Back Over You” 54. Mike Willis 54. “So what?” 54. “Greenfields” 55. Audrey May Witherspoon 55. “Can’t never tell.” 55. “My Own True Love” 56. Gloria Fay Witherspoon 56. “You don’t say?” 56. “Telestar and “Hi Paula” (Collins) 57. Carole Wright 57. “Wasn’t it about fierce?” 57. “Ebb Tide” 58. James Zoerb 58. 58. “Exodus” AMBITION 1. To marry Maurice and to be a good wife. 2. To succeed in whatever I do. 3. To be a success in what I do, and lead a happy life. 4. To make a fortune and retire young. 5. 6. To be successful in my future years. 7. To be a nurse. 8. Make something of myself. 9. To be a perfect wife and mother and to live a better Christian life. 10. To be successful. 11. To be an engineer. 12. Study conservation. 13. To finish nurses training and marry Rodney. 14. To make a million. 15. To become a great artist and to be a good art teacher. 16. To be a general practitioner. 17. To be a secretary and a good housewife. 18. To be a secretary. 19. To marry Johnnie and have a family. 20. To play baseball and have a happy life. 21. To be a teacher of History-. 22. To be a doctor. 23. To become successful in life. 24. To be a bachelor. 25. To become a housewife for someone I love. 26. To be a mechanic. 27. Join the army and build a street rod. 28. To be a “good nurse,” one well remembered. 29. To never have anyone dislike me. 30. To be the highest paid Guidance Counselor in any high school. 31. To be helpful to others. 32. To make a handicapped child happy. 33. To become a poor farmer (as the Jew says). 34. To have all the money I can spend each day and still have a penny left over. 35. Becoming a minister. 36. To do something worthwhile and do it well. 37. To become a good, successful typist. 38. To become a success in life. 39. To be happy in life and enjoy my life work. 40. To become a forest ranger. 41. To become a success in life. 42. To someday set a good example for others. 43. To be a chemical engineer. 44. Just to be able to do some of the things I’d like to do. 45. To be a commercial artist and to be a good wife to Frankie. 46. To be bigger than Robert and Richard F. 47. To lead a happy successful life. 48. To be a beautician and successful in life. 49. To have lots of money. 50. To be a registered nurse. 51. To always be happy. 52. To be successful in whatever I plan to do. 53. To go through forestry school. 54. To go to trade school. 55. Beauty operator. 56. To have a happy, successful marriage, and good health. FAVORITE PASTIME 1. Writing letters to Maurice. 2. Talking and writing to Wayne. 3. Carol. 4. Arguing with teachers. 5. Fishing and riding motorcycles. 6. Dancing and sewing. 7. Being with Pode. 8. 9. Being with Stan and making him happy. 10. Hunting, “Girls,” Fishing, Sports. 11. Reading. 12. Hunting, fishing, and working on cars. 13. Being with Rodney. 14. Hunting and being with Mickey. 15. Singing and drawing. 16. Hunting and reading. 17. Skipping G.A.A. 18. Listening to W.L.S., thinking. 19. Being with Johnnie. 20. Playing sports. 21. Dancing and partying. 22. Doing nothing. 23. Fishing, “girls,” hunting, “girls,” sports, “girls.” 24. Hunting, fishing, and girls. 25. Skipping G.A.A. 26. Being with Donna. 27. Going to school. 28. Swimming, ice skating, and bowling. 29. Being with Sue Ellen. 30. Running the White Demon against the Brown Darter. 31. Setting around and talking “Bull” with my friends. 32. Listening to my stereo and sewing. 33. Hunting (Girls that is!). 34. Hunting or working with livestock. 35. Dancing with Sally. 36. Sporting activities. 37. Sewing, watching T.V., and listening to WLS. 38. Listening to WLS. 39. Writing to the gang from Camp K and playing tennis. 40. Hunting and fishing. 41. Roddin around with Maggot in old gray. 42. Going somewhere and driving. 43. Athletics. 44. Working on my car. 45. Skating, drawing, and being with Frank. 46. Flirting with girls. 47. Reading, listening to the radio. 48. Listening to WLS and writing letters. 49. Going scarfin. 50. Sewing and reading. 51. Being with Gud. 52. Dancing, being busy. 53. Laying around, listening to music. 54. Working on cars. 55. Making new hair styles. 56. Writing to my husband, Tom, and listening to the radio. 57. To take Mr. Kenneth’s place in N.Y. 58. To be a math teacher. 57. Listening to my stereo and eating. 58. Hunting and fishing. 15 %timd Hotun Society Betty Neild Sally Scott Toby Scott 16 Saum dm EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Wayne Horne Linda Mariage John Sandusky Diana Edmiston CLASS OFFICERS Sportsmanship Advisor______ President Secretary____ Treasurer Vice President Zig Mockaitis M rs. Humrichous Russ Freeman ______Sally Wait Nancy Bromley Ron Pataki WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE Linda Mariage Zig Mockaitis Suzanne Volk Betty Neild Jim Smith Butch Cornwell Viki Arnholt Ron Noggle 17 Kathryn Lou Armstrong “Kitten” Chorus 1-4; G.A.A. 1, 2; Chorus Variety Show 1; Pep Club 1; Library 2; Potato Chip Committee 4; Contest 1. Viki Lynn Arnholt “Vic” G.A.A. 1-4; F.H.A. 1, 2; Band 1, 2; Pep Club 1-4, Sec-Treas. 3; Prom Committee 3; Jr. Play; Thespian Club 3, 4; Ways and Means Committee 4; Sr. Play; Buffalo Staff 4; Math Club 3, 4; Library Club 1; Float Committee 2-4. Terry Lee Barney “T-L” Basketball 1-4; Cross Country. Richard Beauvois “Schnoz” Latin Club 1, 2; Math Club 2, 3; Jr. Play. Ronald Timothy Biagg “Tim” Jr. Play; Thespian Club; Spanish Club 1, 2; Buffalo Staff. Nancy Jo Bromley “Red” Band 1-4; Letters 1 4; Pep Club 1-4, Pres. 3; G.A.A. 1-4; Letters 1-4; Buffalo Staff, Co-Editor; Library Club 1, 2; Chorus 4; Thespian Club 3, 4; Potato Chip Committee 4; Float Committee 1-4; Secretary Sr. Class; Jr. Play; Latin Club 2; Senior Carnival; Executive Committee 1-3; Senior Play. Alma Lou Brown “Elmer” F.H.A. 1-3; Candy Potato Chip Committee. Thomas Lewis Cohoon “Tom” Football 1-4, Letter 3, 4; Basketball 1. 2; Track 1, 2: Res. Letters 1, 2. Lull ne Collom (M i s. I “Red” G.A.A. 3; Chorus 3; Pep Club 3: Buffalo Staff 4: Junior Play 4: Candy Potato Chip Committee 4; Senior Carnival 4; Secretary to Mr. Grissom 4. Hubert Ray Cornwell “Butch” Football 1-4, Letter 1-4; Basketball 1-4, Letters 3, 4; Track 1-4, Letters 2-4; Senior Carnival King 4; Senior Variety Show King Candidate 2: Spanish (dub 4. Kenneth Doolen “Ken” Football 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1-4; Band 1-4. George Dowers “Bogy” Football 1-4, Letters 2-4; Track 1, 2. Diana Kay Edmiston “Diana” Pep Club 1-4; G.A.A. 1-4; Majorette 1-3; Drum Major 4; Library Club 1, 2; Thespian Club 3, 4; Buffalo Staff 4; Executive Committee 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Easter Play 4; Laboratory Assistant 4; Float Committee 1-4; Senior Variety Show 1; Senior Variety Show Candidate 2; Senior Carnival 4; Potato Chip Committee 4; Magazine Sales 3; Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 2; Student Secretary 4. Dennis Ray Fleming “Denny” Junior Play 3; Football 1-3; Senior Carnival 4. Fannie Mae Rose Franklin “Gonks” F.H.A. 1-3; G.A.A. 1, 3, 4; Library Club 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; Chorus 4; Potato Chip Committee. Russell Dean Freeman “Russ” Student Council 3, 4, Parliamentarian 4; Band 1-4, President 3-4; All-State Representative 4; Class President 4; Co-Editor of “Buffalo” 4; Latin Club 2; Math Club 3. Judith Ann Galyen “Judy” G.A.A. 1-3, Secretary-Treasurer 4; F.H.A. 1-3, President 4; Pep Club 1-4; Buffalo Staff—Advertising Manager 4; Library Club 1, 2; Thespian Club 3, 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Chorus 4; Senior Carnival 4; Prom Committee 3; Hot Lunch Committee 3. Marylynn Glines “Baby Huey” Chorus 3, 4; Library Club 4; Senior Carnival 4. Eileen Kay Guiliani “Eileenie” Chorus 1-4, Secretary 4; G.A.A. 1, 3, 4, Points Chairman 4; Junior Play 3; Buffalo Staff 4; Senior Carnival 4; Pep Club 4; Sadie Hawkins Queen 1; Speech Play 3; Potato Chip Committee 4; Float Committee 3, 4. Ronnie W. Hill “Ron” Spanish Club; Football 2, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1. Richard Harrier Wayne Horne “Hornie” Track 1, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Cross Country 4; Spanish Club 3, President 4; Latin Club 3, 4, Vice President 4; Executive Committee 4; Senior Carnival 4. Kenneth Jules Haussv “Ken” Math Club 3, 4; Senior Carnival 4. Larry Hughes “Ed” Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-4; Spanish Club 4, President 4; Senior Carnival 4. Stephen Kent Hughes “Steve” Football 1-4. Letters 3, 4; Basketball 1-4, Letters 3, 4; Track 2; Vice President 1; Sportsmanship Committee 2; Senior Carnival. Donna Sue Korb “Sue” F. H.A. 1, 2, Officer 3, Secretary 4; G. A.A. 1-4; Play Day 3-4; Library 1-2; Pep Club 1, 2, 4; Junior Play; Thespian Club 3-4; Chorus 4; Prom Committee 3; Senior Carnival 4; Hot Lunch Committee 3; Lunch Ticket Salesman 4; Buffalo Staff; Senior Play; Easter Play 4. Gary Clark LaMar “Shot” Football 1-4; Track 1. 2; Senior Play; Senior Variety Show; Senior Carnival. Ted McDowell “Ted” Linda Marie Manage “Manage” Band 1-4; G.A.A. 1-4, Executive Committee 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Ways and Means Committee, Chairman 4; Pep Club 1-4; Chorus 4; Senior Carnival; Latin Club 2; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Spring Concert 1-4; Buffalo Staff 4; Float Committee 1-4; Thespian Club 3, 4; Student Secretary 4. James Clinton Martin “Runt” Football 1-4, Letter 2-4; Track 1-4, Letter 1-4; Basketball 1; F.F.A. 1-3, Treasurer 2; Sophomore Class Secretary-Treasurer; Sweetheart Candidate 1; Senior Carnival; Float Committee 2. Steven Charlie Middlemas “S eve” Basket hall 1, 2; Track 1; Executive Committee 1, 2; Class President 3; Junior Prom Committee 3. Ziminas A. Mockaitis “Zig” Football 1-3, Letter 2-3; Track 1-3, Letter 1-3; Freshman Class President; Senior Variety Show Candidate; Sophomore Executive Committee; Prom Committee; Ways and Means Committee 4; Math Club 3, 4; Float Committee 1, 2, 4; Sportsmanship Committee 4. Betty Lou Neild “Lou” Band 1-4, Secretary 4; Chorus 4; Pep Club 1-4; Library Club 1; G.A.A. 1-4, Vice President 4; Latin Club 2; Math Club 2, 3; Junior Play 3; Ways and Means Committee 4; Variety Show Candidate; Senior Carnival 4; Executive Committee 3; Buffalo Staff 4. Bill Joe Noggle “Willie” F.F.A. 1-4. Vice President 3, President 4; Vice President of Class 3; Thespian Club 3. 4, Vice President 4; Math Club 3; Student Council 3; Basketball 1, 2; Football 4, Letter 4; Junior Class Play; Senior Carnival; Junior-Senior Prom. Ronald No le “Noggle F.F.A. 1-4, Treasurer 4; W;ays and Means Committee; Track 1-3; Cross Country 4, Letter 4; Basketball 1-3; Senior Carnival; Junior-Senior Prom; Math Club 3. Charles O'Bryant “Charlie” Basketball 1, 2; Football 2-4; Track 1-4; Junior Committee. Ronald Pataki “Peaches” Football 1-4, Letters 2-4; Thespian Club 3-4; Junior Play; Vice President Senior Class; Senior Play. Carol Kay Pinchon “Carol” Spanish Club; Senior Carnival. Joseph Dean Pinchon “Dean” Spanish Club; Senior Carnival. Larry Gene Ray “Bub” Band 1-5; Junior Play; Thespian Club 3, 5. Richard Leroy Riggle “Rich” Football 1-4, Letters 3, 4; Track 1. 2; Latin Club 2; Buffalo Staff; Senior Carnival Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Play Stage Hand. John William Sandusky “George” Buffalo Staff, Business Manager 4; F.F.A. 1-4, Vice President 4, Reporter 3; Thespian Club 3, 4, President 4; Math Club 3; Executive Committee 2-4, Secretary - Treasurer 3; Junior - Senior Prom; Senior Play. Sally Joanne Scott “Scottsky” Student Council 2-4, Secretary 3; President 4; F.H.A. 1, 2; G.A.A. 2-4; Latin Club 4, President 4; Senior Variety-Show Queen 1; Junior Play 3; Math Club 3; Senior Carnival 4. Toby LeRoy Scott “Tobe” Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-4; Band 1, 2; Math Club 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; Buffalo Staff 4; Senior Carnival 4. Walter Thomas Selby ‘Tom” Senior Carnival 4. Peggy Sloan “Peggus” G.A.A. 1, 2, 4; Chorus 1, 4; Math Club 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Variety Show 1. James Smith “General Jim” Football 1, 4; Band 1-3; Junior Play 3; Latin Club 2; Thespian Club 3,4; Ways and Means Committee 4; Senior Play 4; Buffalo Staff 4; Track Manager 3, 4; Float Committee 1-4. Mary Ellen Sollars “Mary” Library Club 1-4; Spanish Club 3; Latin Club 1, 2; Buffalo Staff 4; Senior Carnival 4; Junior Play 3; Potato Chip Committee 4. Available 25 Doris Joan Turner Robert Dale Voight “Dodi” “Bob” Chorus 1, 4; Winter Festival 1; G.A.A. 3. 4; Camp 3; G.A.A. Letter 3; Junior Play 3; Magazine Sales 3; Buffalo Staff 4: Spanish Club 4; Senior Carni- Football 1; Basketball 1, 2. val 4. Suzanne Volk “Susie” F.H.A. 2, 3; Buffalo Staff 4; Junior Play 3; Prom Committee 3; Ways and Means Committee 4; Senior Play 4; Pep Club 4, Secretary 4; Senior Carnival 4. Lei and Vice Sally Jo Wait “Sally” Freshman Homecoming Attendant 1; Homecoming Queen 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Pep Club 1-4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 4; Prom Committee 3; F.H.A. 1, 2. Parliamentarian 2; Float Committee 1-4; Magazine Sales 3; Chorus 4, President 4; Class Secretary 4; Buffalo Staff 4; Potato Chip Committee 4; Senior Carnival 4; Thespian Club 3, 4, Clerk 4. Sharon Lee Wallace “Margie” Student Council 1-4, Vice President 4; F.H.A. 1-2; G.A.A. 1-4; Pep Club 1-4; Spanish Club 3, 4. Secretary 4; Thespian Club 3, 4. Treasurer 4; Buffalo Staff 4; Daisy Mae 2; Homecoming Attendant 4; Prom Committee 3; Potato Chip Committee 4; Float Committee 3; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Senior Carnival Queen 4. James West y ; Jim Senior Carnival; Junior Class Play. Gloria Fay Witherspoon (Collins) “Shots” Potato Chip Committee. James Zoerb “Jim” Football 2-4; Track 1, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Band 1-4; Thespian Club 3, 4; Student Council 4; Latin Club 2; Math Club 3, 4: Buffalo Staff 4; Junior Play 3. Mike Willis “Willie” Football 2, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 2; Cross Country 3; All-State Course 4. Carole Wright “Andy” Band 1-3, Letters 1-3, Secretary 3; Pep Club 1-4; G.A.A. 1-4, Letters 3, 4, President 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Buffalo Staff 4; Student Council 1, 2, 4: Library Club 1; Sweetheart Candidate 1; Homecoming Candidate 3, 4; Chorus 4; Potato Chip Committee; Magazine Sales 3; Float Committee 1-4; Thespian Club 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Senior Carnival; King and Queen Committee; Secretary Thespian Club 4; Senior Play. Audrey May Witherspoon “And” Senior Carnival; Buffalo Staff; G.A.A. 3, 4; Potato Chip Committee. Glm 'Jnopkeaf My how time flies. It has been ten years since the class of ’63 graduated from the new Georgetown High School. It was the year of the best class ever, at least they thought so. As we entered the school this evening, for our Alumni Banquet, we were greeted by the new principal. Boh Voight. He seemed to spend a lot of time in the office anyway. Our evening meal, which was wonderfully delicious, was prepared by a church group headed by Betty Neild and served by Euline Collom, Marilyn Glines, and Alma Brown. We wondered wrhy Tom Selby and Mike Willis came in late this evening. Tom has sheepishly admitted that they were picked up for speeding coming into Georgetown. Many of our classmates have come back to Georgetown to teach. We see the head football coach, Larry Hughes, and the head basketball coach, Toby Scott, Jr. They also have a new P.E. teacher, the former Miss Nancy Jo Bromley. She is here with her ten kids. Have you noticed the hole in the back of the chem lab? Steve Middlemas is now teaching chemistry. The Miss Sharon Wallace is now the typing teacher. Here is a note she sent to us: kdi dke dki. As we go down the roll call we come to Terry Barney. We see he has done well in small town politics. He is now mayor of Bar-neyville. Some of the former Georgetown football players, Hubert Cornwell, George Dowers, and Ronnie Hill, are now playing for the Chicago Bears. We hear that the farming in Illinois has been monopolized by Bill Noggle, John Sandusky, and Ronnie Noggle. When you get home we want you to turn on your radios at nine o’clock for the Ron Pataki show. He has records by Peggy Sloan and party records by Jim West and Jim Smith. As we pick up the Georgetown News we find that the new co-owners are Carol and Dean Pinchon. Real nice paper kids! What’s this? ‘TWO GEORGETOWN GIRLS MAKE GOOD.” Donna Korb and Judy Galyen are now IBM operators in New York. Look at this! “Zig Mockaitis is running for President with Richard Beauvois as his Vice President.” Good Luck boys! News Flash!!!!! Cape Canaveral is announcing that astronaut Tom Co-hoon is now making his 510 orbit in space. Sorry you couldn’t be here, Tom. Here comes Miss Suzanne Volk, who is now the head nurse at St. Elizabeth Hospital. On the staff there is Russell Freeman, M.D., with his faithful nurse, Linda Mariage. Jim Zoerb came driving through Georgetown on his way to a convention. He looked very distinguished behind the wheel of a ’73 Cadillac convertible. Being a noted Psychiatrist has its advantages, huh?????? A Chicago businessman, Richard Riggle, has just hired a new secretary, Miss Eileen Guiliani of Georgetown, Illinois. She brought the good news of Steve Hughes quintuplets, three girls and two boys ... a family to be proud of. Here tonight are the famous bachelors Kenneth Haussy, Kenn Doolen, and Ted McDowell, and Tim Blagg who make their head quarters at the Y.W.C.A. We regret that Miss Carole Wright can not be with us this evening. As you know' Miss Caroline Kennedy is making her debut tonight and Carole must lace her hair. The Reverend Charles O’Bryant recently 128 Compliments of HREHA STUDIO, Danville. Illinois united in Holy Matrimony Diana Edmiston and Rodney Zick with Miss Sally Scott singing “We'll Fight No More!” We want everyone to be sure to get their portrait done by Miss Fannie Franklin and her assistant Miss Kathy Armstrong. Hollywood has just announced that two of America’s small town students have made good in the city of stars. Wayne Horne has just joined the June Taylor Dancers. Doris Turner is now singing with the McGuire Sisters. Mary Ellen Sollars is now the book duster at the Library of Congress. She gets to keep the knowledge of dust. Audrey Witherspoon has just opened her beauty salon, with Dennis Fleming the head stylist. Gloria Witherspoon is her most popu- lar customer. Congratulations are certainly in store for Leland Vice who was promoted to Rear Admiral of U.S. Navy; he is now sailing for the strange and mysterious island of Bermuda for a rendezvous with a wave . . . Gary LaMar has become well known for his custom body shop in California. We hear he has also acquired a number of trophies for his “Custom car of the future” idea. Well, Jim Martin, has leaped the last hurdle. How does it feel to be an ‘old’ married man? We hope you have enjoyed your evening. The benediction will be given by Reverend Larry Ray. Your toastmistresses, Viki Arnholt and Sally Wait Compliments of LATOZ HARDWARE, Georgetown, Illinois 29 Smm Jim S. C8 diflmd Marylynn G. Viki A. Betty N. Alma B. A Judy G. Fannie F. Linda M. Hubert C. Diana E. Charles 0. A;f A ■' f) Mary S. Eileen G. Doris T. Suzanne V. Sharon W. Smoi GIom Mill We, the undersigned, being of sound mind and body, bequeath the above possessions to our fellow partners in crime of Georgetown High with the hope that they will treasure them always. I, Kathryn Armstrong, will to Clemie J. my ability to talk to Mi Mi and to Linda S. my 115 pounds. I. Viki Arnholt, will my seat as only girl in Mr. Dexter’s Senior Math Class to any girl fortunate to get it. 1. Terry Barney, will my height to Gerald Lowe. I, Richard Beouvois, will my ability to argue with the teachers to anybody stupid enough to take it. I, Tim Blagg, will my place in Spanish Class to Steve Crawford. 1, Nancy Bromley, will my bruises and A’s in P.E. to anyone that wants them. 1, Alma Brown, will to Donna Lamar my seat in American History if she ever gets there. I, Euline Collom, will my ability to finish school married to anyone who can't. I, Butch Cornwell, will my ability to stay away from girls to Mike Kelley. 1, Kenneth Doolen. will a smokey car to next year’s all-staters. 1, George Dowers, will some of my hair to Mr. Judd. I, Diana Edmiston, will my ability to ‘'get along” with Rodney to Glenda and Don. I, Dennis Fleming, will to M. T. my locker if she needs it. 1, Fannie Franklin, will my old geometry notebook to Rachell Long. I, Russell Freeman, will to Jim Mills my long-held position as president of the band. 1, Judy Galyen, will my simple hair-do to Candy Hughes. I, Marylynn Glines, will my seat in American History to anyone who wants it. I, Eileen Guiliani, will my ability to get along with Mrs. Green to my sister Paulette. I, Kenneth Haussy, will my seat in English IV to anyone who wants it. I, Ronnie Hill, will my brains to Robert Smith so that he will be eligible for football next year. I, Wayne Horne, will my big jump shot to Jackie Wallace. I, Larry Hughes, will. I, Steve Hughes, will my ability to run to Mr. Dexter. I, Donna Korb, w ill to Mrs. Maffett two senior girls for 2nd hour. I, Gary LaMar, will my ability to do nothing right in 2nd hour study hall to Mike Carson. 1, Ted McDowell, will my ability to sleep in English class to anyone who doesn't snore and my seat in bookkeeping class to any one unlucky enough to get it. 1, Linda Mariage, w ill my position as student secretary , to Mr. Casstevens to any one fortunate enough to get it. I, Jim Martin, will all my pretty shirts to Gene Zick, who has alway admired them. 32 1, Steve Middlemas, will, on second thought I’ll hang on it IT, I might need it. I, Zigmas Mockaitis, will to Laimy Nargelenas my ability to tell off teachers or anyone else, as long as he does it in Lithuanian. I, Betty Neild, will my Senior Carnival Costume to Bunny Barnes. 1, Bill Noggle, will my ability to play volley ball to Mr. Dexter. I, Ronald Noggle, will my place on the Cross Country team to M. H., who took it at the beginning of the year anyhow. I, Charlie O’Bryant, will my ability to play volley ball to Mr. Casstevens. I, Ronald Pataki, will leave. I, Carol Pinchon, will all my books to whomever wants them. I, Dean Pinchon, will my ability to say the right thing at the wrong time to anyone who wants this ability. 1, Rich Riggle, will my ex-tennis shoes to the wise guy that stole them. I, John Sandusky, will to Mr. Dickson my ability to play volley ball. I, Sally Scott, will next year’s “energetic?” student council to Sue Starwalt, Bill Snapp and Mrs. Stevens. Good Luck! I, Toby Scott, will my football playing ability to Roger “Jeff” Cunningham. I, Walter Thomas Selby, will my ability to get along with Mr. Carlton to Bob Piatt. I, Peggy Sloan, will Clemie my “good” gym shoes! I, James Smith, will my ability to get along with the Big Pour I Susie. Viki, Linda. Ree) to the boy who says the wrong thing at the wrong time, Marion Davis. I, Mary Ellen Sollars, will to ray sister Patty, the ability to get good grades in P. E. 1, Doris Turner, will to my sister Lanice, my place as forward on the 1th hour P. E. basketball team. I, Robert Voight, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Renee Haworth. 1, Suzanne Volk, will my ability to blow up Chem. to anyone who wants it. I, Sally Wait, will to S. T. and L. M.. the ability to become “Legally the Big Captains” in the year of 1964. I, Sharon Wallace, will my ability to play basketball to my brother Jack. I. Jim West, will if you will. I, Mike Willis, w ill the best coon dog 1 can get to Charlie O’Bryant in a hot dog. 1. Audrey Witherspoon, will to my twin brothers in the first grade, the new high school and hope they have fun. I. Gloria Witherspoon, will my place in American History to my sister or brother, whomever makes it first. I, Carole Wright, will my ability to keep my “willpower” to Teresa Wright, she needs it! 1, Jim Zoreb. would will something to Betty, but she has almost everything of mine already. 33 KNEELING: Don Noggle; Bob Piatt, Vice President; Gene Ziok. STANDING: Mr. Dickson, Adviser; Joe Humrichous, President: Rae Anne Snyder; Dick Harris: Pamela Sanders, Secretary-Treasurer; Mrs. Ramert, Adviser. JUNIOR CLASS As the year began, the only thing on the junior’s minds was buying their class rings. Rut soon the rings were bought and exchanged and the class had to assume the responsibilities of the magazine sales. The sales campaign successfully concluded, the class play was produced. ‘kAs spring comes round again this year,” the juniors are planning a bigger and better prom. Now that the year has drawn to a close we wish the next year’s seniors the best of luck. 34 Compliments of JOE DAVIS, R. R. No. 1, Catlin, Illinois Katherine Alcorn Mary Almy Viki Biggs Robert Bouton Cheryl Bowers Maryann Bromley Bobette Bridgewater Jerry Buhoveckey Gloria Burke David Byerley Rose Marie Carlton Karen Cowell Marion Davis Steven Dickson Alan Dietkus Deana Marie Duell Betty J. Fortune Richard Fraser Robert Fraser James Galyen Patricia Galyen Sandra Galyen Garry Gannon Judy Gocken Darlene Golcynski Robert Gustin Richard Harris Janet Hartman Esther Haussy Renee Haworth Dianna Hewitt Joe Huinrichous Alice Jackson Clemouth Johnson David Kanger Mike Kelley Carol Koehn Tom Lambert William Leach Larry Lowe Joe Marjancik Gary Maxwell Roxie Morgan Judy Ann Myers Rose Mary Nale Don Noggle Susan Peelman Robert Piatt Sonna Powell Charles Reed Daniel J. Rice Sue Rippetoe Marlys Robison Robert Roe Dianne Rosdail Pamela Sanders James Shields Rae Ann Snyder Helen Souspreskis Joe Stark Sue Ellen Starwalt Janice Staub Robert L. Stephen Jerry Stevenson Allen Thompson Jack Wallace John Waterman Ronald Williams Teresa Wright Gene Zick Dan Zielinski Compliments of DUNN'S STANDARD STATION Georgetown, Illinois 37 Sopkomow FRONT ROW: B. Snapp, President: G. Godels, Vice President: J. Charnisky, Secretary-Treasurer; R. Simons, Executive Committee: Mr. Dexter, Adviser. BACK ROW: Mr. Kercheval, Adviser; G. Dietkus, Executive Committee: J. Bonebrake; Executive Committee; G. Newlin. Sportsmanship. SOPHOMORE CLASS The class of ’65, having survived the two years of bondage known as underclass-menship are quite eager to throw off the shackles and accept the role of upperclassmen. With many new ideas they are ready, as every sophomore class has been and we hope will always be, to guide their school on to new and rewarding glor). 38 Compliments of GROSS DRIVE INN Gloria Jean Acord Sherry Lynn Adamson Dwight Adkins Linda Artman Bunny Barnes Owen Dale Barney Laura Jean Bell James Bonebrake John Bowers Glenda Brooks James Lee Brown Bonnie Burke Robert Chalkus Susan Chapman Jeanie Charnisky Vicky Jo Cohoon James Collins Joanne Cowell Steve Crawford Leland J. Crook Diana Daulton Dennis Rae Devore Gary Dietkus Jack Dugger Janice Duncan Terry England Charlene Erickson Laura Eversole A Margaret Fazio Karen Rose Finley Richard Fleming Sherry Ford Alice Ann Fortune Judith Lynn Galyen Meredith Galyen Roy C. Galyen Phyllis Lynn Gash William E. Gerrib Gregory Godels Norman Grant Paulette Guiliani Ruth Ellen Gustin Glenda Hall Sharon Harrier Garry Howe Mike Howlett Doris Hubbard Candy Hughes Lillian Hummer Alex Janulis Donald Wayne Johnson Sharon Rae Kennedy Nancy Kesselring Dan Lacey James Linder Rachel Anne Long Darrel Lowe Terry Lee Manning Edith Mariage Bill Matthews Linda Middleinas Dee Anna Miller James Lee Mills Tom Moody Thomas Moore Ralph Mott Raymond Mott Gregory Newlin Robert Raul Noggle Sam O’Neal Julie Pearson James Peters James Pittman Victoria L. Potts Michael Powell Donald Lee Pribble Donald Ramert Ruth A. Scott Raymond Simmons Alfred Smith Carolyn Sue Smith Douglas Smith William Snapp Marcia Sollars f. Patricia Elaine Sollars Dric Sprouls John Stark Beverly Stevenson Mary Jane Sweeney Joseph Taylor Patsy Taylor Diana Thompson Susan Thornton Donald M. Tucker Julaine Tucker Patty Wait Susan Zoerb 42 Compliments of GERRIBS’ VARIETY STORE Georgetown, Illinois Jw i hm FRONT ROW: Ann Koehn, Vice President; Phyllis Bonebrake, President; Joan Gilliland, Secretary-Treasurer. BACK ROW: Rex Noggle: John O’Bryant; Mr. Grissom, Adviser; Karen Read-nour; Mr. Bureh, Adviser. FRESHMAN CLASS As the class of 66 began their high school career, it was met by a new building, a few new teachers, and a new feeling of maturity. Their first social event was the annual freshmen welcoming party, given by the student council. They were quick in learning all about their new way of life and study and before long they were working on many projects to help earn mone for their treasury. Good luck freshmen, have a good time, study hard, and you will always be a merit to G.H.S. Compliments of “IKE” Bl RCH, Mack Street. Georgetown, Illinois. 43 Richard Allhands Linda Beaver Ginger Bennett Terry Boggess Allan Bouton Phyllis Bonebrake Yvonne Brierly Cheryl Brookshier Dianna Brown Linda Burress Steve Carroll Gloria Carrigan Michael Carson Sibyl Cohoon Cheryl Collins Gary Cornwell Paula Cornwell Patricia Craycraft Linda Crum Roger Jeff Cunningham JoAnn Dalida Dennis Richard Davidson Jerry Dill Linda Dowers Linda Dyer Richard Edmiston Robert Fannin Teddy Farrar Donna Finley Carolyn Sue Fitzwater Michael Galyen Sandra Gasior Jean Gilliland Larry Glascott Jerry Glines Carry Grant •Norman Green Tom Griffith Pearl Griffith Michael Gross Stephanie Gudauskas Laura Hamand Lois Haussy Janice Henseley Darlene Herambourg Thomas Hicks Audrey Hubbard Andrea Hurst Earl Jenkins Janie Johnson Larry Jordan Mike Kanger Joe Katavich Janet Kelley Nancy Knight Ann Koehn Donna Lamar Burma Kay Lamar Ruth Long Gerald Lowe Lester Lowe Patty Martin Penny McCoy Billy Meeker Kenneth Mikel Ed Moriatry Bill Myers Laimutis Nargelinas Robert Nicklas Rex Noggle John O’Bryant Steve Patterson Cathy Peelman Connie Pennington Penny Penninger Phil Peters Tom Pribble Shiela Priest Marvin Raymond Karen Readnour Linda Richards Susie Ringer Rick Roach David Roberts Martha Robison Linda Scotti Rowena Seaton Toni Seilhymer Michael Sellers Jim Sheppard Gerald Shuman John Sleva Robert Smith Vivian Snow Tony Souspreskis Joe Stal Sara Stanton Roger Thompson Michealean Troxel Nancy White Linda Willard Tom Withers Sandra Walczak James Wargo Jerry Wargo Compliments of EDMUND G. ANDRACkl. M.D. Georgetown, Illinois 47 '7 mm Amdatioti Treasurer Mrs. Bill Gerrib Vice President George Howlett President Mrs. Donald Johnson Eoejdi of tjm Uyfjffdo Sta hh FIRST ROW, Left to Right: N. Bromley, J. Galyen, E. Collom, D. Korb, V. Arnholt, M. Bromley, B. Neild, M. Sollars, S. Starwalt. M. Almy. ROW TWO: J. Zoerb, R. Freeman, S. Middleman J. Sandusky, T. Scott, C. Wright, S. Wallace, D. Edmiston, Mrs. Engle, L. Mariage, J. Martin, R. Riggle, J. Smith. CO-EDITORS—Russ Freeman and Nancy Bromley. STANDING: Adviser, Mrs. Engle; Treasurer, John Sandusky. SEATED: Circulation Manager. Judy Galyen; Sports, Steve Middlemas. 50 Student touMii SITTING: K. Rcadnour, P. Wait, C. Wright, S. Wallace. STANDING: Mrs. Stevens, Adviser; D. Kanger, S. Starwalt, S. Scott, R Snyder, J. Zocrb. TOP ROW: M. Davis, B. Fortune, A. Fortune, B. Snapp. The Student Council of Georgetown High School has a major part in the planning of social functions and activities of the school. Members are elected from their respective classes by student vote. Their most important activity is supervision of the homecoming activities. They also sponsor assembly programs and dances throughout the school year. Bringing this year to a close, the Council sponsored “Ike Burch Day” with an assembly farewell to Ike upon his retirement. Compliments of GEORGETOWN WESTERN AUTO Mrs. Stevens, Adviser; Sue Ellen Starwalt, Secretary; Sally Scott, President; Sharon Wallace, Vice-President. BAM) FRONT ROW, Seated Left to Right: S. Zoerb, J. Kelley, V. Biggs, V. Cohoon, J. Tucker. ROW TWO: M. Sollars, P. Sanders. M. Galyen. J. Duncan, S. Thornton, B. Neild, L. Hammond, N. Bromley. J. Charnisky, M. Kelley. ROW THREE: S. Stanton, L. Art man, J. Gilliland. B. Snapp, B. Chalkus, B. Barnes, J. Hensley, B. Lamar, 1). .Mills, L. Manage, L. Ray, R. Freeman. R. Long, A. Bouton, L. Nargelenas, M. Raymond, R. Davidson, G. Acord, J. Pearson. ROW FOUR: V. Kercheval, D. Duell, V. Potts, R. Hayworth, M. Bromley, B. Gerrib, J. Waterman, J. Mills, J. Zoerb, S. Crawford, G. Godels, T. England, K. Doolen. The Georgetown High School Band has many activities throughout the school year. Starting in September with the Champaign Labor Day Parade, the band continued its activities through the year ending with the Spring Musical. The John Philip Sousa Award is given each year to the outstanding senior in instrumental music. Labor Day Parade Sept. 3 Marching Band Football Games Sept.-Nov. Marching Festival Oct. 23 Basketball Games Nov.-Feb. Pep Bands Christmas Concert Dec. 17 Concert Band County Band Festival Feb. 2 Solo-Ensemble Contest Mar. 6 Solos-Ensembles Two-Day Tour Apr. 10-11 Concert Band Band Contest Apri. 20 Spring Musical May 17 Stage Band BAND OFFICERS—SEATED. Left to Right: Vice President. Mike Kelley; President. Russ Freeman. STANDING: Librarian. Pam Sanders; Secretary, Betty Neild; Student Director, Deanna Duell; Director. Mr. Kercheval. CHORUS—FIRST ROW, Seated: J. Johnson, C. Brookshier, F. Gash, L. Champion, L. Richards, S. Wait, E. Guiliani, D. Rosdail, M. Robinson, P. Sloan, R. Long, R. Seaton. ROW TWO, Standing: Vicki Potts. SEATED: I). Duell, P. Cornwell, J. Guililand, L. Manage, P. Galyen, F. Franklin, L. Middlemas, N. Knight, T. W'right, S. Thornton, J. Hensley. THIRD ROW, Standing: J. Galyen, J. Pearson, I). Hewitt, D. Turner, L. Hummer, D. Kerb, J. Kelley, S. Stanton, Y. Brierly, P. Bonebrake, G. Hall, V. Biggs, B. Stevenson, S. Ringer, and Mr. Kercheval. ROW FOUR. Left to Right: K. Readnour, B. Barnes, L. Artman, I. Sollars, A. Koehn, P. Wait, B. Neild, C. Wright, J. Tucker, C. Erickson, J. Dalida, N. White, S. Kennedy. ROW FIVE, Standing: G. Acord, N. Bromley, M. Bromley, B. Ger-rib, R. Fraser, J. Humriehous, K. Doolen, M. Willis. R. Fraser, J. Katavich, T. Manning, C. Collins, R. Gustin J. Cohoon. ROW SIX: J. Lowe J. Shepard, R. Nicholas, M. Kelley, D. Smith, L. Nargelinas. J. Stall. K. Michael. The Georgetown High School Mixed Chorus has grown this year to 75 members. The activities of the chorus were: Christmas Concert, County Vocal Festival, Solo and Ensemble Contest. Organization Contest, and Spring Musical. The Girls Chorus also participated in Solo and Ensemble Contest, Organization Contest and Commencement Exercises. Many of the students entertain at plays, banquets, and other school and community functions as soloists, or as members of a vocal group. CHORUS OFFICERS—STANDING, Left to Right: Sally Wait, President; Mike Kelley, Vice President; Eileen Guiliani, Secretary; Mr. Kercheval, Adviser. Jjdin, FIRST ROW, Seated: M. Sollars, L. Artman, J. Bell, S. Zoerb, J. Charnisky, J. Pearson, S. Thornton, S. Chapman, R. Long, B. Barnes. SECOND ROW, Standing: K. Cowell, A. Fortune, C. Erickson, M. Galyen, T. Manning, A. Janulis, I). Johnson, S. Kennedy, V. Potts, G. Acord, and Miss Rees, Adviser. THIRD ROW, Standing: D. Pribble, J. Taylor, B. Gerrih, G. Dietkus, R. Simons, B. Snapp, S. Crawford, M. Howlett, J. Mills, and E. Sprouls. Sfmtik CM X SEATED: W. Horne, R. Hill, L. Middlemas, T. Scott, L. Hughes, P. Galyen, F. Franklin, and Mrs. Ramert, Adviser. STANDING: D. Smith. P. Sloan, T. Blagg, C. Pinchon, R. Carlton, R. Harris, J. Waterman, A. Dietkus, C. Reed, M. Robinson, D. Rosdail, D. Turner, D. Golcynski, L. Scot-tie, T. Wright, C. Wright, M. Kanger. H. Cornwell, S. Wallace, C. Grant, G. Gannon, J. Shields. 55 Same Ctd SITTING: Y. Brierly, J. Hensley. G. Dietkus, J. Stal, J. Mills, J. Cunningham, B. Gerrib, I). Johnson, J. Linder, J. Dill. STANDING: K. Snyder C. Bowers. J. Dalida. R. Davidson, M. Raymond, L. Nargelenas, E. Sprouls, S. Galyen, J. Pearson, J. Duncan; Advisers, Mr. Burch and Mr. Grissom. Compliments oj CO ATE'S ORCHARD H. SEATED, Left to Right: J. Cohoon, R. Long, S. Priest, L. Burress, S. Gasior, R. Gustin, B. Stevenson. STANDING: L. Dyer, P. Taylor, C. Brookshier, L. Hammond, L. Dowers, K. Alcorn, D. Hewitt, K. Peelman, D. Brown. The Georgetown Future Homemakers sponsor educational, charitable, and social activities. Several attended the fall rally held at Hume. An activity for each day was planned for National F.H.A. Week. We ended the year with a banquet and style show featuring clothing we had made. SEATED, Left to Right: M. Robison, I). Korb, J. Galyen, J. Hartman, Mrs. Maffett, Adviser. STANDING: E. Mar-iage, I). Miller, E. Ha ussy. 58 7 7 A SEATED, Left to Right: R. Noggle, D. Noggle, J. Sandusky, B. Noggle, J. Humrichous, M. Davis, Mr. Smith, Adviser. ROW ONE: D. Byerly, R. Noggle, D. Roberts, J. Cunningham, G. Newlin, J. Collins, T. Lambert, R. Noggle, R. Harrier, D. Tucker. ROW TWO: R. Fraser, T. Boggess, T. Griffith, R. Thompson, G. Lowe, T. Sousprekis, J. O’Bryant, E. Jenkins, D. Lowe, B. Piatt, R. Fleming. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: M. Davis, Reporter; R. Noggle, Treasurer; D. Noggle, Sentinel; J. Sandusky, Vice President: J. Humrichous, Secretary. ROW TWO: Mr. John T. Smith, Adviser; B. Noggle, President. We, the members of the Georgetown Chapter of the Future Farmers of America, dedicate our work with all its merits and acknowledged shortcomings to the betterment of the agriculture of our community. May our efforts help to blaze a trail into that vast wilderness of untapped agricultural potential which lies just one tomorrow away. 59 Vktfm CM TOP ROW: B. Noggle, J. Sandusky, B. Bouton, J. Smith, J. Zoerb, R. Potaki, L. Ray, T. Blagg. SECOND ROW: Adviser, Mrs. Kyger; N. Bromley, P. Sanders, J. Hartman, L. Mariage, D. Edmiston, S. Wallace, C. Wright. BOTTOM ROW: H. Souspreskis, V. Biggs, M. Bromley, S. Wait, V. Arnholt, D. Korb, J. Galyen. 60 JLiiwuf CM TOP ROW: J. Galyen, K. Finley, N. Kesselring, L. Haussy, C. Brookshier, B. Lamar, L. Richards, B. Barnes. SECOND ROW: P. Guiliani, J. Dalida, P. Sollars, S. Gudauskas, M. Glines, C. Bowers, G. Brooks, L. Dowers, J. Bell, M. Sollars, M. Sollars. BOTTOM ROW: M. Bromley, L. Artman, J. Myers, S. Chapman, Adviser, Miss Rees; P. Craycraft. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Green, Adviser; L. Eversole, C. Brookshier, M Crawford, P. Penninger, J. Gilliland, A. Koehn, P. Cray era ft, B. Ste venson. I). Daulton, S. Gasior, L. Middlemas, S. Thorton, V. Biggs Y. Brierly, J. Johnson, C. Pcnnyton. ROW TWO: S. Gudauskus K. Perlman. M. Robison, N. White, N. Knight, S. Stanton, G. Brooks L. Dowers, D. Lamar, L. Burress, S. Ringer, B. Lamar, L. Richards B. Barnes. P. Sanders, J. Kelley. ROW THREE: N. Bromley, K. A1 corn, J. Hartman, R. Haworth, L. Mariage, D. Korb, V. Arnholt, J. Galyen, M. Sweeney, S. Ford, R. Gustin, M. Galyen, G. Acord, M. Fazio, S. Walczak, P. Cornwell. ROW FOUR: D. Edmiston, M. Bromley, R. Carlton, J. Tucker, P. Guiliani. C. Erickson, E. Mariage, P. Wait, M. Sollars, V. Potts, S. Kennedy, S. Scott, S. Wallace, R. Snyder, S. Galyen, A. Witherspoon, D. Turner. The Girls’ Athletic Association of G.H.S. provided an opportunity for girls to take an active part in organized athletics. G.A.A. meets every week. The Junior and Senior G.A.A. alternated every week with the Freshmen and the Sophomores. Their activities included soccer, volleyball, basketball, tumbling, tennis, pingpong, shuffleboard. deck tennis, badminton, softball, and bowling. Social activities during the year included a Formal Initiation, Halloween Party, and Christmas Dance. Also Play Day was held at G.H.S. for the first time in several years. Betty Neild, Vice President; Carole Wright, President; Judy Galyen, Secretary-Treasurer; Eileen Guiliani, Point Chairman. 61 IP. Om Qjnm, Salk 64 u do Sta FIRST ROW, Left to Right: N. Bromley, J. Galyen, E. Collom, D. Korb, V. Arnholt, M. Bromley, B. Neild, M. Sollars, S. Starwalt, M. Almy. ROW TWO: J. Zoerb. R. Freeman, S. Middlemas, J. Sandusky, T. Scott, C. Wright, S. Wallace, I). Edmiston, Mrs. Engle, L. Mariage, J. Martin. R. Riggle, J. Smith. CO-EDITORS—Russ Freeman and Nancy Bromley. STANDING: Adviser, Mrs. Engle; Treasurer, John Sandusky. SEATED: Circulation Manager, Judy Galyen; Sports, Steve Middlemas. 50 Stjudmt towul SITTING: K. Readnour, P. Wait, C. Wright, S. Wallace. STANDING: Mrs. Stevens, Adviser; D. Kanger, S. Starwalt, S. Scott, R Snyder, J. Zoerb. TOP ROW: M. Davis, B. Fortune. A. Fortune, B. Snapp. The Student Council of Georgetown High School has a major part in the planning of social functions and activities of the school. Members are elected from their respective classes by student vote. Their most important activity is supervision of the homecoming activities. They also sponsor assembly programs and dances throughout the school year. Bringing this year to a close, the Council sponsored “Ike Burch Day” with an assembly farewell to Ike upon his retirement. Compliments of GEORGETOWN WESTERN AUTO i Mrs. Stevens, Adviser; Sue Ellen Starwalt, Secretary; Sally Scott, President; Sharon Wallace, Vice-President. hiuM BAM) FRONT ROW. Seated Left to Right: S. Zoerh, J. Kelley, V. Biggs. V. Cohoon, J. Tucker. ROW TWO: M. Sollars, P. Sanders, I. Oaken, J. Duncan, S. Thornton, B. Ncild, L. Hammond, N. Bromley, J. Charnisky, M. Kelley. ROW' THREE: S. Stanton, L. Artman. J. Gilliland. B. Snapp, B. Chalkus, B. Barnes, J. Hensley, B. Lamar, I). Mills, L. Manage, L. Ray, R. Freeman, R. Long, A. Bouton, L. Nargelenas, M. Raymond. R. Davidson, G. Acord, J. Pearson. ROW FOUR: V. Kcrcheval, D. Duell, V. Potts, R. Hayworth, M. Bromley, B. Gerrib. .1. Waterman. J. Mills, J. Zoerh, S. Crawford, G. Godels, T. England, K. Doolen. The Georgetown High School Band has many activities throughout the school year. Starting in September with the Champaign Labor Day Parade, the band continued its activities through the year ending w ith the Spring Musical. The John Philip Sousa Award is given each year to the outstanding senior in instrumental music. Labor Day Parade Sept. 3 Marching Band Football Games Sept.-Nov. Marching Festival Oct. 23 Basketball Games Nov.-Feb. Pep Bands Christmas Concert Dec. 17 Concert Band County Band Festival Feb. 2 Solo-Ensemble Contest Mar. 6 Solos-Ensembles Two-Day Tour Apr. 10-11 Concert Band Band Contest Apri. 20 Spring Musical May 17 Stage Band BAND OFFICERS—SEATED. Left to Right: Vice President. Mike Kelley; President, Russ Freeman. STANDING: Librarian, Pam Sanders; Secretary, Betty Neild: Student Director, Deanna Duell: Director, Mr. Kcrcheval. TtyMtmWt CHORUS—FIRST ROW, Seated: J. Johnson, C. Brookshier, P. Gash, L. Champion, L. Richards, S. Wait, E. Guiliani, D. Rosdail, M. Robinson, P. Sloan, R. Long, R. Seaton. ROW TWO, Standing: Vicki Potts. SEATED: D. Duell, P. Cornwell, J. Guililand, L. Mariage, P. Galyen, F. Franklin, L. Middlemas, N. Knight, T. Wright, S. Thornton, J. Hensley. THIRL) ROW, Standing: J. Galyen. J. Pearson, D. Hewitt, D. Turner, L. Hummer, I). Korb, J. Kelley, S. Stanton, Y. Brierly, P. Bonebrake, G. Hall, V. Biggs, B. Stevenson, S. Ringer. and Mr. Kercheval. ROW FOUR. Left to Right: K. Readnour, B. Barnes, L. Artman, M. Sollars, A. Koehn, P. Wait. B. Neild, C. Wright. J. Tucker, C. Erickson, J. Dalida, N. White, S. Kennedy. ROW FIVE, Standing: G. Acord, N. Bromley, M. Bromley, B. Ger-rih, R. Fraser, J. Humrichous, K. Doolen, M. Willis, R. Fraser, J. Katavich, T. Manning, C. Collins, R. Gustin J. Cohoon. ROW SIX: J. Lowe J. Shepard, R. Nicholas, M. Kelley, D. Smith, L. Nargelinas. J. Stall, K. Michael. The Georgetown High School Mixed Chorus has grown this year to 75 members. The activities of the chorus were: Christmas Concert, County Vocal Festival. Solo and Ensemble Contest, Organization Contest, and Spring Musical. The Girls Chorus also participated in Solo and Ensemble Contest, Organization Contest and Commencement Exercises. Many of the students entertain at plays, banquets, and other school and community functions as soloists, or as members of a vocal group. CHORUS OFFICERS—STANDING, Left to Right: Sally Wait, President; Mike Kelley, Vice President; Eileen Guiliani. Secretary; Mr. Kercheval, Adviser. 53 JLaJtiti FIRST ROW, Sealed: M. Sollars, L. Artman, J. Bell, S. Zoerb, J. Charnisky, J. Pearson, S. Thornton, S. Chapman, R. Long, B. Barnes. SECOND ROW, Standing: K. Cowell, A. Fortune, C. Erickson, M. Galyen, T. Manning, A. Janulis, D. Johnson, S. Kennedy, V. Potts, G. Acord, and Miss Rees, Adviser. THIRD ROW, Standing: D. Prihble, J. Taylor, B. Gerrib, G. Dietkus, R. Simons, B. Snapp, S. Crawford, M. Howlett, J. Mills, and E. Sprouls. Sfmtik CM SEATED: W. Horne, R. Hill, L. Middlemas, T. Scott, L. Hughes, P. Galyen, F. Franklin, and Mrs. Ramert, Adviser. STANDING: I). Smith, P. Sloan, T. Blagg, C. Pinchon, R. Carlton. R. Harris, J. Waterman, A. Dietkus, C. Reed, M. Robinson, D. Rosdail, I). Turner, 1). Golcynski, L. Scot-tie, T. Wright, C. Wright, M. Kanger, H. Cornwell, S. Wallace, C. Grant, G. Gannon, J. Shields. 55 Same ttd SITTING: Y. Brierly, J. Hensley, G. Dietkus, J. Stal, J. Mills, J. Cunningham, B. Gerrib, I). Johnson, J. Linder, J. Dill. STANDING: R. Snyder C. Bowers, J. Dalida, R. Davidson, M. Raymond, L. Nargelenas, E. Sprouls, S. Galyen, J. Pearson, J. Duncan; Advisers, Mr. Burch and Mr. Grissom. Compliments oj COATE’S ORCHARD H. A SEATED, Loft to Right: J. Cohoon, R. Long, S. Priest, L. Burress, S. Gasior, R. Gustin, B. Stevenson. STANDING: L. Dyer, P. Taylor, C. Brookshier, L. Hammond, L. Dowers, K. Alcorn, D. Hewitt, K. Peelman, D. Brown. The Georgetown Future Homemakers sponsor educational, charitable, and social activities. Several attended the fall rally held at Hume. An activity for each day was planned for National F.H.A. Week. We ended the year with a banquet and style show featuring clothing we had made. 58 SEATED, Left to Right: I. Robison, I). Korb, J. Galyen, J. Hartman, Mrs. Maffctt, Adviser. STANDING: E. Mar-iage, D. Miller, E. Ha ussy. 7 7 A SEATED, Li ft to Right: R. Moggie, D. Noggle, J. Sandusky, 1!. Noggle, J. Humrichous, M. Davis. Mr. Smith, Adviser. ROW ONE: D. Byerly, R. Noggle, D. Roberts, J. Cunningham, G. Newlin, J. Collins, T. Lambert, R. Noggle, R. Harrier, D. Tucker. ROW TWO: R. Fraser, T. Boggess, T. Griffith, R. Thompson, G. Lowe, T. Sousprekis, J. O’Bryant, E. Jenkins, D. Lowe, B. Piatt, R. Fleming. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: M. Davis, Reporter; R. Noggle, Treasurer; D. Noggle, Sentinel; J. Sandusky, Vice President; J. Humrichous, Secretary. ROW TWO: Mr. John T. Smith, Adviser; B. Noggle, President. We, the members of the Georgetown Chapter of the Future Farmers of America, dedicate our work with ail its merits and acknowledged shortcomings to the betterment of the agriculture of our community. May our efforts help to blaze a trail into that vast wilderness of untapped agricultural potential which lies just one tomorrow' away. 59 VlMpm TOP ROW: B. Noggle. J. Sandusky, B. Bouton, J. Smith, J. Zocrb, R. Potaki, L. Ray, T. Blagg. SECOND ROW: Adviser, Mrs. Kyger; N. Bromley, P. Sanders, J. Hartman, L. Mariage, D. Edmiston, S. Wallace, C. Wright. BOTTOM ROW: H. Souspreskis, V. Biggs, M. Bromley, S. Wait, V. Am holt, D. Korb, J. Galyen. 60 Jliimtf CM 10P ROW: J. Galyen, K. Finley, N. Kesselring, L. Haussy, C. Brookshier, B. Lamar, L. Richards, B. Barnes. SECOND ROW: P. Guiliani, J. Dalida, P. Sollars, S. Gudauskas, M. Glines, C. Bowers, G. Brooks, L. Dowers, J. Bell, M. Sollars, M. Sollars. BOTTOM ROW: M. Bromley, L. Artman, J. Myers, S. Chapman, Adviser, Miss Rees; P. Craycraft. G. A- A- FRONT ROW: Mrs. Green, Adviser; L. Eversole, C. Brookshier, M. Crawford. P. Penninger, J. Gilliland, A. Koehn, P. Craycraft, B. Stevenson. D. Daulton, S. Gasior, L. Middlemas, S. Thorton, V. Biggs, Y. Brierly, J. Johnson, C. Pennyton. ROW TWO: S. Gudauskus, K. Peelman, M. Robison, N. White, N. Knight, S. Stanton, G. Brooks, L. Dowers, D. Lamar, L. Burress, S. Ringer, B. Lamar, L. Richards, B. Barnes, P. Sanders, J. Kelley. ROW THREE: N. Bromley, K. Al- corn, J. Hartman, R. Haworth, L. Mariage, D. Korb, V. Arnholt, J. Galyen. M. Sweeney, S. Ford, R. Gustin, M. Galyen, G. Acord, M. Fazio, S. Walczak, P. Cornwell. ROW FOUR: D. Edmiston, M. Bromley, R. Carlton, J. Tucker, P. Guiliani, C. Erickson, E. Mariage, P. Wait, M. Sollars, V. Potts, S. Kennedy, S. Scott, S. Wallace, R. Snyder, S. Galyen, A. Witherspoon, D. Turner. Betty Neild, Vice President; Carole Wright, President; Judy Galyen, Secretary-Treasurer; Eileen Guiliani, Point Chairman. The Girls' Athletic Association of G.H.S. provided an opportunity for girls to take an active part in organized athletics. G.A.A. meets every week. The Junior and Senior G.A.A. alternated every week with the Freshmen and the Sophomores. Their activities included soccer, volleyball, basketball, tumbling, tennis, pingpong, shuffleboard, deck tennis, badminton, softball, and bowling. Social activities during the year included a Formal Initiation, Halloween Party, and Christmas Dance. Also Play Day was held at G.H.S. for the first time in several years. 61 64 Ova Qjvm, SaJhf AtttodMU Sharon Wallace Senior Attendant Carol Wright Senior Attendant Paulette Guiliani Sophomore Phyllis Bonebrake Freshman Rose Marie Carlton Junior 65 w do Hawed FIRST PLACE Sophomore SECOND PLACE THIRD PLACE Freshman 66 Compliments of GEORGETOWN NEWS 2 mce Queen and Escort Queen and Court Dancing Compliments of DUNN’S STANDARD STATION 67 Sam to mid fittmtknU towiwim C. Reed, B. Bridgewater, J. Mills, S. Kennedy, L. Nargelenas, A. Koehn. . JUNIOR PLAY— Take Your Medicine Henry K. Dodson__ Bob Bouton Angela Warren __ Maryann Bromley Dr. William Jackson (Bill)___ Richard Frasier Miss Holt______ Deanna Duell Patricia Pryor (Pat) ____ Rae Anne Snyder Dorothy Carleton (Dottie) Janet Hartman Cliarolette Nelson (Lottie) - Viki Bijrjis Jack Benson_______________________Marion Davis Jonathan Puckett_________________ Larry Lowe Miss Cordelia Puckett____ Marlys Robinson Miss Dovie Finkledink (Turtle Dove)________________Sandra Galyen Dodie Blake____ Cheryl Bowers Hoojendyke Charles Reed Mother_______________________________ Pat Galyen Little Girl_________________________________Helen Souspreskis mt.u rv� ROW ONE: G. Dowers, IL Noggle, J. Martin, R. Riggle, J. Smith, son, R. Fraser, T. Manning, T. Lambert, R. Pataki, J. Zoerb, D. L. Hughes, H. Cornwell, S. Hughes, T. Scott, K. Doolen, T. Cohoon. Adkins, Coach Scott. ROW THREE: M. Kelley, M. Davis, J. Stark, ROW TWO: Coach Casstevcns, R. Hill, J. Galyen, R. Fraser, S. Dick- D. Ranger, I). Lacey, A. Smith. Coach Casstevens SEASON RECORD Hoopeston They 17 Georgetown 13 Rockville 7 25 Watseka 13 7 Oakwood 12 19 Martinsville 6 13 Gibson City 19 13 Paxton 6 26 Mt. Zion 19 7 Central 21 13 Managers— M. Ranger A. Thompson mtant Coa ki Mr. Scotl Mr. Judd Mr. Drxtor JoothaJl The Buffaloes produced the best season in the past several years by winning 4- of 9 games. The lack of speed in the backfield and size in the line kept the team from having a better record. Our single wing attack proved more productive than had been anticipated. Scoring in every game, the Buffaloes averaged 15.1 points per game on offense and gave up an average of 13.5 on defense. Mike Kelley was our leading scorer with 37 points followed by Dwight Adkins with 36. Larry Hughes 28. Jim Martin 26. and Butch Cornwell and Joe Stark with 6 apiece. At the beginning of the season the line was of unknown quantity and quality. Most of our returning linemen, had played in a reserve roll the previous year and did not have much game experience. Led by three all-county players: Dwight Adkins, Toby Scott, and George Dowers, the line steadily improved. The coaching staff was pleased with the hustle, desire, and interest all the young men showed during the season. We feel it is a tribute to the spirit of the fighting Buffalo tradition. Hubert (Butch) Cornwell was chosen as the player to receive the sportsmanship award and a better choice could not have been made. Junior Jim Galyen was elected by his teammates as captain for 1961. Special honor was given to three Seniors who did not miss a day of practice in four years. Our hats are off to Toby Scott. Rich Higgle, and Steve Hughes. 76 Compliments of WILLIAMS BARBER SHOP Butch Cornwell I.arrv Hughes Dwight Adkins Ron Pataki Jim Zoerb Rich Frazier Jim Smith Tom Cohoon Bill Noggle | ' ■ V • Jtoik-Sofik !%2 I OP ROW: R. Fleming. G. Newlin, N. Grant. J. Pittman. B. Gerrib, S. Crawford. S. O'Neal. M. Powell. STANDING: Coach Dexter. T. Manning. J. Mills, J. Collins. B. Snapp, G. Godels, D. Pribble, D. Devore, B. Chaikas. E. Sprouls. SITTING: P. Peters, L. Glasscott. T. Withers, T. Pribble, L. Nargelenas, J. Cunningham. G. Cornwell, J. Glines, B. Smith. M. Galyen, J. Staul. J. Dill, T. Farrar. KNEELING: B. Nicklaus, I). Mills, J. Sleva, J. O'Bryant, B. Meeker. J. Sheppard. 81 ROW ONE: Joe Humrichous, Dwight Adkins, Terry Barney, Larry Hughes, Mike Kelly. ROW TWO: Mr. Scott. Butch Cornwell. Steve Hughes. Tom Moody, Jim Galyen. Toby Scott, Wayne Horne. VARSITY BASKETBALL GHS 78 Young America 64 GHS 40 Ridgefarm 46 GHS 46 Atwood 45 GHS 31 Chrisman 41 GHS 51 Cayuga 67 GHS 41 Kansas 61 GHS 51 Seeger 67 GHS 66 Hoopeston 37 GHS 46 Westville 56 GHS 73 Bismarck 49 GHS 55 Oakwood 53 GHS 47 Ridgefarm 49 GHS 73 Jamaica 45 GHS 65 Villa Grove 43 GHS 77 Armstrong 50 GHS 65 Chrisman 66 GHS 66 Rossville 67 GHS 55 St. Joe 63 GHS 74 Brocton 65 GHS 49 Casey 55 The Buffaloes had both their ups and downs during the 1962-63 basketball season. Although they ended the season with a .500 record, the year w'asn’t a total loss. Coach Scott led the Buffs to a second place in the Chrisman Holiday Tournament, fourth place in the Vermilion County Tournament, and a tie for second in the Vermilion County Conference Standings. Although the Buffs had a bit more experience this year, injuries kept them from having a better season, hut we can congratulate our All-County captain, Terry Barney; and the rest of the fellows on the team with a job well done. 82 Joe Humrichous Terry Barney Butch Cornwell Larry Hughes Coach Scott Dwight Adkins Mike Kelly Jim Galyen Steve Hughes Toby Scott Wayne Horne Tom Moody Junk-Soph HOW ONE: J. Boncbrake. T. Withers, R. Noggle, I). Mills, R. Roash, L. Nargelenas, J. Stal. ROW' TWO: Mr. Casstevens, G. Nowlin, E. Sprouls, J. Mills, R. Yates, M. Howlett, R. Simons. ROW THREE: J. Collins, D. Lacey, D. Ramert, D. Johnson. J. Wallace. FROSH-SOPH SCORES CHS 26 Young America 28 GHS 41 Chrisman 33 GHS 39 Ridgefarm 32 GHS 53 Rossville 54 GHS 35 Atwood 36 GHS 42 St. Joe 55 GHS 47 Chrisman 30 GHS 47 Brocton 36 GHS 41 Cayuga 36 GHS 34 Casey 24 GHS 40 Kansas 48 GHS 53 Westfield 30 GHS 39 Seegar 28 GHS 61 Oakwood 51 GHS 48 Bismarck 40 GHS 45 Wellington 49 GHS 43 Oakwood 46 FRESHMEN GHS 47 Ridgefarm 38 GHS 50 Jamaica 48 GHS 43 Oakwood 41 GHS 45 Villa Grove 63 GHS 53 Oakwood 37 GHS 69 Armstrong 36 86 Capt. Rich Harrier and his 1963 teammates proved that success is a relative thing. The 1963 team was the fourth team in 21 years that did not win the County Championship, yet the performance of the ’63 team was better than any team during the last four years. Georgetown was beaten by Oak-wood five and one half points in the County Meet in one of the most interesting meets in many years. The Buffaloes won 9 dual and triangular meets and lost only one dual meet and one triangular. The Freshman Sophomore squad won the county championship and their performance gives every indication that the Buffaloes will he strong contenders for the County Championship in 1964 and 1965. Probably the most outstanding performance of the season was turned in by Mike Howlett. a sophomore middle distance runner, who set a new meet record in the Watseka Invitational Meet, of 2:04.3. This is the best 880 yd. performance by a sophomore in 62 years of track in Vermilion County. John Stark, another sophomore boy vaulted to a new County Frosh-Soph record of 11'% . Mike Kelley was elected Captain for next year. Our very best wishes to Mike and his teammates. May they bring the County Championship once again to G. H. S. County Champ in the 880 yd. run—Wayne Horne. Toby Scott Larry Hughes Alfred Smith Mike Kelley David Kangar Jim Zoerb 88 Raymond Simons Jim Martin Mike Howlett John Stark Charles O'Bryant Dick Harris 89 John Bowers Hex Nogglt Bill Myers MANAGERS: Mike Willis. Tom Cohoon, Jim Smith. Zig Mock aitis. FRESHMAN RELAY: Bill Myers, Tom Griffith, Tom Hicks, Rex Noggle. 880 YARD RELAY: Joe Humrichous, Tom Griffith. John Bowers, Raymond Simons. MILE RELAY: Richard Harrier, Mike Kelley, Dick Harris, John Bowers. TOP ROW, Left to Right: W. Dickson, Coach; J. Rowers, M. Howlett, J. Waterman, R. Harrier, R. Noggle, D. Lowe, R. Williams, W. Horne, T. Hicks, L. Lowe. CROSS A successful season was completed by this year’s Cross Country team. G.H.S. runners finished first in eight out of eleven dual and triangular meets. The team participated in the Paris Invitational meet where the Juniors took eighth place in a class of twelve schools and the Seniors took third in a class of seven schools. The team rounded out the season by placing fifth in the 1HSA district meet held at Urbana. 1962 SEASON Dual Meets Ogden 35 Georgetown 20 Rautoul 32 Georgetown 27 Urbana 18 Georgetown 42 Urbana 15 Georgetown 16 Paris 32 Georgetown 24 Oakwood 45 Georgetown 18 Oakwood 51 Georgetown 15 T riangular Meets Bismarck 74 Paris 33 Georgetown 24 Henning 65 Rankin 50 Georgetown 15 Rossville 60 Rankin 72 Georgetown 15 Bismarck 70 Danville 24 Georgetown 32 COUNTRY The hard working group will feel a definite loss when Wayne Horne (most valuable and No. 1 runner), Rich Harrier (No. 2 runner), and Ron Noggle (No. 4 runner), graduate in 1963. All three seniors won their varsity letters, and four underclassmen won this distinction, Captain-elect John Waterman, Mike Howlett, Darrel Lowe, and John Bowers. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dave Casstevcns, Ike” Burch. Wilbur Dickson. CAST Mr. Warren__________________________________________Jim Smith Mr. Plunkett________________________________________________Jim Martin Miss Gardner Nancy Bromley Miss Entwhistle___ Sharon Wallace Miss Prather_______________________________________________Viki Arnholt Mrs. Maggs________________________________________________Betty Neild Carol Izzard____________________________________Linda Mariage Larry Donley________________________________________________Tim Blagg Don Donley__________________________________ John Sandusky Mary Lou Brennen__________________________________________Sally Scott Mrs. Donley_________________________________Audrey Witherspoon Extras: Doris Turner. Judy Galyen, Dennis Fleming Student Director: Larry Ray Prompters: Donna Korb. Marylynn Glines Director: Mr. Benjamin iWP Sfimej %umi The pit hand Mixed chorus Valedictorian Sally Jo Scott (right) Salutatorian Betty Neild (left) I Gmlmtiofi Compliments of Herschel Hughes GEORGETOWN HEATING 97 Qua Cook LEFT TO RIGHT: .Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Pedigo. Mrs. Bouton. Qua tuModuM 98 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Ball, Mr. Howe, Mr. Snyder. 1962-63 School CoJmIm August 28-September 1 Monday: First day of school for the Freshmen only. Mr. Carlton told them about the do’s and don’ts of High School. Tuesday: The whole student body met in the school auditorium, and the Freshmen are still getting lost. The Seniors are realizing that their fun-filled summer vacation is about to end. Friday: Freshmen initiation. The Juniors and Seniors took their revenge out on the poor “greenies.” That night a party honoring the new in-coming Freshmen was sponsored by the Student Council. September 4-8 Monday: No school today. Labor Day HURRAH! Wish we could have more Labor Days. Wednesday: “Out of all the students enrolled, only 300 changed their schedules,” said Miss Clark. Friday: Student Council election — Karen Readnour and Mike Kanger. Congrats and carry on! September 11-15 Monday: It turned rather chilly over the week-end. I see that a few Scotties and hankies are being used. Tuesday: Juniors ordered their class rings. Wednesday: General Assembly. The Bell Telephone Company presented “Sounds Around Us.” How true! Friday: Election of Homecoming attendants. Sally, Sharon, Carole, Phyllis, Paulette, and Rosemarie, six lovely girls! We had a game with Rockville, we won. of course. 25-7. HURRAH! September 25-29 Tuesday: Illinois State Wide Test was given to the Juniors. They surely look smart today. Ha-Ha. Wednesday: Freshmen, Sophomores, and Junioxs had their class pictures taken today. Friday: Game with Watseka. They defeated us 13-7. Guess we can’t spell victory right, can we? October 2-20 Tuesday: School was dismissed at 2:30. Hurray! Teacher’s meeting. Everyone flocked to the drugstore to have a coke. Friday: Oh, oh, end of the first six weeks of school. Game with Oakwood. The mighty Comets were soundly beaten. 19-12. Go-Go-Go! October 9-13 Monday: 2nd six weeks begins today. 1 also see a few' long faces. We’ll get the grade slips this Friday. Today we had a Fresh-Soph game. Thursday: Homecoming Parade. Floats were especially good this year—Soph’s got first place. Friday: Homecoming with Martinsville. Georgetown won 13-6. Sally Wait was crowned our “Queen.” Congratulations! Dance in the auditoi'ium. A very nice evening wras enjoyed by everyone. Everyone looked very nice because there was no school that day because of Teacher’s Institute. October 16-20 Monday: Freshmen physical examinations. I heard that one of the Freshmen boys fainted. It figures. Thursday: G.A.A. meeting. Friday: We played Gibson City. They defeated us 19-13. We’ll win the next one for sure, just you wait and see! October 23-27 Friday: Game with Paxton. We did win, I told you so. 26-6 Wow'! What a winner. Saturday: G.A.A. playday. Everyone had a really swell time. Halloween dance — everybody was sneaking around dancing with other kids’ dates. October 30-November 3 Regular old week. Friday: Game with Mount Zion, they wron, 19-13. We fought to the end. but it xvas a very trying game. November 6-10 National Education Week Tuesday: Teacher’s Meeting school was out at 2:30. Friday: Game with Central, 13-21. Buffaloes were all buffed out—Central won. November 13-17 Tuesday: F.H.A. taffy sale. The taffy is sticking to everyone’s teeth. It surely is quiet. Thursday: The Seniors went to College Day at Hoope-ston. We learned a lot (especially the girls) about future education. Friday: Six-weeks ended. Juniors had their class play, entitled, “Take Your Medicine.” It was quite successful, says Mr. B. Saturday: Football banquet — everyone enjoyed the dinner. Jim Galyen is next year’s captain. Congi'ats! I oby, George, and Dwight are all-county boys. Congratulations. November 20-2 I Monday: Beginning of 3rd six weeks. Tuesday: Report slips were given out. Some happy, some sad. Compliments of ME1S BROTHERS 99 Thursday: Thanksgiving vacation begins. Friday: First basketball game with Young America. Looks as if we re starting the season off in the wrong way. They won. November 27-December 1 Monday: School resumes and the Juniors have heard that their rings are here. What’s this, Re’ and Dick are exchanging already? Tisk, tisk. Thursday: G.H.S. P.T.A. Meeting (Buff’s secret code) Also, HOBO Day. Friday: Pep session Rah Rah Rah! The Seniors yelled the loudest. Saturday: We played Ridgefarm away. They won 46-40. Oh, well we’ve got the next one in the bag. haven’t we Steve? December 4-8 Monday: Boy, what a blue Monday. Tuesday: We defeated Atwood 45-46. ea, Steve said we would win and we did. Wednesday: Tonight at the basketball practice, Steve Hughes accidentally hit Terry Barney in the eye, and now Terry looks like a monster. His eye is all swollen and puffed out. Thursday: Well I’ll be darned, it’s snowing outside. It seems that Russ. Steve, and Zig went hunting today. They must have thought there wasn’t any school. Did you get any rabbits? Friday: We played the undefeated Chrisman team-well the Buffs were defeated, 41-31. A sock hop was sponsored by the Student Council in the old auditorium. Man, you should have seen Betty N. do the twist. Whew, go get ’em Louie! December 10-14 Monday: Boy, it sure turned cold over the week-end. It’s just awful cold. I see a lot of runny noses. Tuesday: Cayuga and Georgetown played basketball at Cayuga. They defeated the Buffs 67-51. What’s the matter, can’t we get going? Saturday: The Thespian Club had a Christmas dance. Sunday: Christmas Concert, in the music room. Wonderful program. Director Mr. Kercheval. December 17-21 Monday: Everyone has got the Christmas spirit. Girl’s are singing carols in P.E.. and it seems as if Santa is going to forget a few-—from what 1 hear. Tuesday: Man alive, it snowed last night. Looks like we can go ice skating now! Snowball fights too. Game with Kansas. We 41. They 61! Oh well. Wednesday: Mrs. Humrichous went home sick toda . Some say she couldn’t take it, others sa she is a pretty sick girl. Thursday: Miss Henderson substituted for Mrs. H.. who is in the hospital. Seniors sent her a robe and yellow mums. Friday: Christmas program. One of Santas helpers read his letters. The Thespian Club acted out “Twas the Night before Christmas.” Jerry Dill won the Santa Claus. The Seniors raffle ended. 1st hour $65.00 and !ith hour $56.00. Yea, first hour! Game with Seeger Memorial—they 67, we 51. School was out early for vacation. December 27-28 Chrisman Holiday Tournament. We played Hoope-ston. The scores were: Buffs 66 and the opponent 37 —yes. Now we play for first and second place with Westville. Well, the score for the Westville and Georgetown game was, the Tigers, 56 and the mighty Buffaloes 46. We came in second. Westville, first; Chrisman, third; and Hoopeston, fourth. January 2-4 Wednesday: Everyone is back at school, but with the New Year’s Eve still in their eyes. Thursday: Classes are finally back to normal, almost. Friday: Gosh, only three days of school this week! I like it this way. Game with Bismarck — the Buffs scored 73 and the Bluedevils score 49. January 7-11 Monday—snowing outside, it’s sure pretty. Tuesday: School dismissed early. Game with Oak-wood. We 55, they 53. Close game, wasn’t it? Thursday: All of the English classes went to Champaign to see Richard III. Seems as if some slept, some really enjoyed it, and some didn’t understand it. Oh well, we did get a wee bit of culture. Friday: Thespian Club initiation 5th hour. Viki. Maryann, Janet, Bob, and Pam are our new members. Carry on fellow Thespians! January 14-18 Tuesday: Game with the Ridgefarm Bulldogs. Fresh-Soph won their game, but the varsity lost theirs. 47-49. Thursdav-Friday: 1st semester exams. Friday: Game with Jamaica. We won by a landslide 73-45. January 21-26 Vermilion County Tournament. 1st game—Westville and G’town. The scores were—Tigers 58 and the Buffs 60. We’re still in, so we play Armstrong and the scores of that game were 50 to 16. Now. we’re in the finals. 100 Compliments of INTERNATIONAL WATER CONDITIONING SALES and play Hoopeston. Scores were: 51-50. What a break. Now, we play Catlin. They won, so we’re 1th in the County. January 28-February 1 Tuesday: Game with Villa Grove. We won, of course, 65-43. Friday: Seniors had their Senior Carnival. Sharon Wallace and Butch Cornwell were Queen and King. Good work! February 4-8 Friday: Game with Chrisman. We 65, they 66. Tough luck! February 11-15 Monday: Seniors had a Sweetheart dance. The Harmony Brothers hand played. Everyone seemed to have a real swell time. Tuesday: No school. Abraham Lincoln’s birthday. Game with Rossville. Score: We 66! They 61. Good Game! Friday: Game with St. Joseph. The score was 55-63. They won. Oh well, we have the next one in the bag. February 18-22 Monday: Hreha was here taking pictures again. Wednesday: F.F.A. hobo day. Everybody sure looked comfortable. Friday: Game with Brockton. WE 74, THEY 65. Ha! Ha! Juniors had a chili supper during the game. February 25-March 1 Monday: Senior Play Cast was announced. Practice begins. Friday: Our last basketball game. It’s with Casey. Juniors had a dance after the game. March 4-8 luesday: School was out at 2:30 on account of the teacher’s meeting. Wednesday: The flu has just about hit everybody. 71 out today. March 11-15 Monday: P. I.A. is putting on a show this coming Friday. Friday: P.T.A.’s program entitled HIGH TIME . Saturday: 1 he band went to solo and ensemble contest. March 25-29 Monday: Spring’s here again. Wednesday: Seniors are really practicing now for their upcoming play. Faculty had a game with the students. 21-15! Of course the faculty won. Mr. Dickson was taken to the hospital. They say he has appendicitis. HA! HA! He’s just tired, and looking for a way out! March 25-29 Wednesday: Marion Davis is in the hospital too. Seems he got pinned between a tractor. Guess he and Mr. Dickson are having a good time. Friday: Sadie Hawkins Dance. April 1-5 Monday: April Fool’s Day. luesday: Got out of school early. Teacher’s meeting. Wednesday: Juniors went to Hoopeston for class day. The Seniors put their matinee on during the afternoon. Looks as if it’s going to be a really good shoyv. April 8-12 Monday: The air is full of moth balls. Everyone is beginning to wear their spring clothes. Tuesday: First anniversary of the new school. Dress up day. Wednesday: The band went on tour. There are only a few more weeks of school left, but I've been told that this book must get to the press. 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