Gillespie High School - Gillespian Yearbook (Gillespie, IL)

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Q72 ..f, l,l 'i Inspecting a hog-watering trough constructed as an F.F.A. project are Earl Hauschild, Ray Garner, Clayton Hammann, y L x., ...AQ Bid FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Left to right: James Lesko, Mr. Stanis- lawsky, Earl Hauschild, Ray Garner, Wayne Blevins, Louis Suhling, Clayton Hammann, Carl Hauschild, Glenn Suhling, Mack Komnick, Raymond Hauschild, Joe Petrak, David Hammann, Marion Boedec- ker. til F.F.A. OFFICERS President David Hammann Vice-President Ray Garner Secretary Wayne Blevins Treasurer Mack Komnick Reporter Marion Boedecker Sentinel , Carl Hauschild This page sponsored by: Union Funeral Home and Bunn Food Store,

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Ths page sponsored by: Kniahts of Columbus and Amrhein's Bakery. GAA. PLANNING COMMITTEE Sophomore ....,, Iudy Lonzerotti Senior ,,,.,....,.. Peggy Duckworth Iunior .,,,, Mercedes Indelicato Row l Joan Goehe, Beverly Togliatti. Row 2 Rae Marie Rowland, Jill Portugal, Alice Yant, Eva Palmer Josephine Tretter. Row 3 Peggy Brown, Rose Marie lonzerotti, Roberta Ander- son Delores Severn, Judy Polo, Phyllis Gibson. ,1 T ok -i I U r W s xg .f f is f R Row I-Mildred Settles, Mariorie Tallman. Raw 2-Ann Marie Tuberosa, Lynda Passetti, Kevin Cavan augh, Doris Nitz, Judy Teakert. Row 3-Beverly Loveless, Marianna Blevins, Margaret Grehn Judy Grandone, Barbara Burns, JoAnn Valerio. in activities requiring mental and physical adaptability The GAA. is active in most of the school affairs. It enters a float in the Homecoming Parade and has a booth at the Athletic Carnival in addition to its own social activities. These activi- ties range from school dances and co- recs to our annual initiation of new members. One ot its major projects is sending two girls to GAA. Leader- ship Camp each year, There the girls discuss the activities of their own or- ganization with other GAA. members from all over the state. They learn new games and activities which will help to improve their own club. This year our GAAA was host for one of the semi-annual Play Days, Held on April 13, the girls from eight schools enjoyed the various sports and the chance to meet once again girls from neighboring schools. , X I

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l X l5 Ubi Row l-Carol Bertetta, Marlene Calcari, Char- lotte Link, Charlotte Broderick, Barbara Burns, Beverly Thorp. Row 2-Brenda Mitchell, Ro- berta Anderson, Sharon Admire, Morene Lin- ton, Mercedes Indelicato, Linda Reid. Row 3- il Janet sue Penton, Daisy Wyatt, Dixie wat- liams, Marge Westwood, Sally Wagoner, Mary Lee Pucker. w i l.. P , ill' A ge, pa, President , , ,, , ...., ,Shirley Bruce Vice-President . .. Carol Bourey Secretary , , Ruth Ann Hartnett Treasurer Rose Marie Lonzerolti Historian , ,,,,, Charlene Sobberi Parliamentarian ,,,,, ..., , Peggy Duckworth Advisor .............. ,......., M iss Watson - xx-I 4 me Bn 5 P 5 U ' M11- Row l-Sharon Ricchiardi, Linda Passetti, Rae Rowland, Judy Cordum, Betty Lonzerotti, Gail Klein, Mary Ann Brown, Viva Jacobs, Helen Bauer, Frances Cordero, Betty Dunn, Joee Tretter, Donna Capponi. Row 2-Evelyn Bertetto, Judy Teakert, Jody Benedetti, Diane Teakert, Donna Pelligrini, Beverly Togliatti, Patsy Senger, Beverly Meldi, Judy Lonzerotti, Carolyn Bruce, Judy Price, Sharon Burke, Donna Boone, Janice Wiggins. Row 3-Joan Goehe, Linda Warburton, Lois Mansholt, Erma Heyen, Joyce Flynn, Mary Walker, Janice Kay Ward, Viola Cleeton, Mary Rinker, Beverly Loveless, Karen Miller, Mary Wilson, Betty Lesko, Marge Tallman. This page sponsored by: Gillespie Auto Supply and Armstrong Insurance Agency F11 bf? . S' if - L