Hillsboro High School - Hiltop Yearbook (Hillsboro, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1959 volume:

f,L7'i7P isa 'nf' CONTENTS ALBUM SPORTS CLUBS ACTIVITIES FINALE 59 HILLSBORO HIGH SCHOOL 4 W as we we mmxl lf A, , H ,E W My Q W .sw 'G in 1695 M1-W' V , -W A ,haf as V . ,ff ,Q If J J W ai 1 fn 'ace .Q A 11' 1, 4 2' 40 wyaiffflfv-ww. REVELING IN TEAM SPIRIT Sfuul up auf fbur Tbrv If wlmol v1unl9 Although our VICIOIIGS were few our team backmg was strong to the end of the season Game attendance and SDIIII were good The boys fought hard and the1r very best efforts were enough reward for all . 0 Q I Q C ' 0 . ' . C ' . ,, ,, M, I I I I I I Yml Tram! Fighl! U f O . l s ' o Aulnrn lvuz ul uf rml lmll gulf! Bvbolllf My nzujvxfir bralrly Plastic Fancies, form a mould: Fill il, Heart, with burning gold: Break it, Love, when life is coldy When the shadow is struck away- There shall stand -where once was clay - Beauty, till the Iudqment-day! Macliaye BATHED IN NATURE'S BLISS I 9 4 2 ' ' ' no ' ,L ' 54, 'lag' A Y I V W .s,,1'. , rj ,Y ' uf? I . if In - A 1 s V Y' 4: '. t,'.' 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' A'f - H :gg . .,',g,,T A' X 1 1 --A V, 5 , fi 1' J Adf 1 'A ,A If' ff ' If I , ' ' i ' Ky , - 1 ', t , K K V 44 , 4'4'-Vf, K ,. I if . I 'f I Y -'5 n N . ' 1 , MW . .I - J ,ff 71 is ,Y sv of iff 6-Wwnfavi' W ,W A f VA ,fix ff 'K H51 ff it QL'-f 'ff'f'if fifw 'v -4 015,- ,N pd H-, 'Q- M 5 ..,., Wy, .. Amman M WL Tvrm papvr limr! Through guidance and teaching, studying, and actual experi- ences our reservoir of knowledge is increased. Due to our Wonderful teach- ers and participation courses, learning is made quite simple. Dungvr! Wonwn ilriz rr HIGH IN ACADEMIC STANDING ,, sz we wma 'M'-WmZf,W 850, uwidiw-V lv -mq.,:v '!Iee:.3.1, 'n .... V A ' wm,...,M i Aa.. vw STANDS OUR ALMA MATER O Each year our school and stue dents participate in a series of tests to determine intelligence and rank of our students as compared to those ct other students over the nation. Our students do their best and from the results, we are proud to say, we find ourselves among the top ranking schools of the nation. .rn MI vu t lllli'H1!Q.'m4' Ilhllm :fi H11 I 1-1. 3 as HILLSBORO HIGH SCHOOL O C I C O O I I I As spring comes over our carn- pus beautiful sights begin to appear. The beautiful trees and rolling campus seem to cast a spell of en- chantment over anyone who comes in contact with it. Knowledge shares a place beside beauty at our school. Nu fH1r'r'y.' W'r r'i' lair ilnvyu aj Ybmn'ql1 Ilia .xlmilv of Mn' H111 uimfv Ifw fmlfi uf Ii'llUIllA'il.Ql ' 1' W Q lvl' 1 7 K ' rs' ,Ili , 0, I, , 'V , if 4 , . 1 I ' I 1 , , ' r . f 7 1 I 1 4 1 Y 1 nr, Q' 3.71 0 1 'inf ' 1 , fvQJ,' U' ' W' , v 4 I., gff f , 1- f A, 0 'Wg ff' ' , 'U ,A V- 'uv' 1 ' I . ' .4 .' 1 A ,: .W-' f 1' ' Y ijt: ix, Ili. ? A n.n 5 P ' ' 'f-if A 1 JJ Ei? R' s 7 4 ' n .id 'V '19, ' 1 , , 2-' f7f' 1 1 ' :WF fha ' ffl 'IA' f , -4951 'J - -. f- .1-A s --, 1 I . ,, spd 5' P I ' nf ' .YJ , L.-. Q s 1 i V. -hw -- , K, ' 1-V' . , r 4 I f, . NL, . H '1,4,jbky fr 77 'W Vg' 3' . - 'ir ,Q h ,fi ' 'WA' . ,5 f4.a ' F' ' Mi- 'I Mmfv - ...iw N gl-' , L......, - j 3-m Y. I .A Q, -Yi Through our years at Hillsbere Hiqh we have some to know our principal, Mr. F. E. Tuthill, hy his saying, Lets get the yeh dc.wr're. He has one ef the rnest difficult rebs on the Campus, and one that is neverfendinq. His patienee. even dispesrtien, and sympathetic understanding helped te trrake the niany problems ef faculty arid students seen: easier. He has been a trustworthy friend 112 rxery fpy and tgirl and placed the interest of the SlllC19ZEl burly ahfrye fag To you, lxflr, Tuthrll, un reeeqnitiixi iff your interest in us and gapzr future, we preudly dedicate the l959 Hiltnr. lfl CCJNTENTS ALBUM . . I7 SPORTS . . 59 CLUBS . . 83 ACTIVITIES. . . 107 FINALE . . . 'I35 V A W I ' 761 ' WW K 3 W M, VAQQEUM School Board These are the men who serve on our Board ot Education. They give ot their time and knowledge willingly. They rneet together to decide school poli- cies, choose teachers to instruct us, and try to do what is best for cur educational program The Hillsboro High Schcol is truly tor- tunate in having these generous, educaf tional minded and tarsighted men as our board members. l.et's hope we continue to have men like these to serve on our Board ot Education in the years to come. Mr. Wampler l'l'iwl.li'r1l Under the wise and capable adniinistraticn cf our superintendent, Mr. Don Beane, our school unit has rnade rapid strides toward better education. Conilogninq the rnaqic ingredient of personality with good leadership, he has succeeded in developing a rare cooperation between faculty and pupils. Not only have Mr. Beanes cheerful smile and friendly ways qiven hirn a place in the hearts of us all, but his efficiency and foresight have won our admiration. Thanks, Mr. Beane, from all of us at Hillsboro High. 5-X Superintendent Mr. Beane Ynjwi'r1r1ii'mlrul Mrs. Draper Swrri Airy iw Mrs. Sheila Stoneburner Sn wluri Ami l9 a MF' AM Throuqhout the year at HHS our faculty has proven trme and aqam rts capabrhty and e 1 c1er1cy To you members of the HHS faculty we tHe students owe our tutu e Mr Tuth111 Sharon Drum Y f si Y 4' it - Sm' 'Num ' ' ' ' ' ff- Mrs L R Adams Mlss Muriel Bennett Iluzmrrmklug ll u uf lim: Mr. Don Cohoon Bnxzmwx lftllnufmu Mr. Hicks Comett BIIAjHL'X,X Elllllllflllll l'IlI.l'0I' lftfilnliuf Atlllmz Goff ffmlr lv Mr. Harry Defley ,Nfulln mum- Mrs. Chester Evans lfllgflxb 45 Miss Dorothy Cairns Mr. Frank Ceney Dfw: nf Girl: Mutlwrmlllu Cfirfx' I'fvyxif't1f lnlllullinrl Pllyxim fo-7 if mm 'Ki f ,,,.. it lg Mr. Claude Groits Mr. Paul Helms A 1'l Ag1'iv1rll1r1'u l .l:.1l. ,'l111i.m1' me yvz Vzllu ,, ::,:: i 5 Mrs. Mildred Hoffman lfrlglillv 'Pwr' Mm- Mrs. Sam McCall Sjmrmb W'u1'f1l 11i.lfIIVAj Sfmuillz fflnlf Allziwr Mr. Earl Mclntyre Agrif-111111 rr Mrs. Robert Macbeth Iffpqlixlw Mrs Ahce Neylon Fnqlnb Sfu IJ K 111111111 Dmdm Mr. Phil Loqsdon Bum' Illpyximl lhllruzlff IJVII ur l'.J1111al1m1 51 , O N Irx HI Miss Katherine Nordsick Mr. Arthur Leroy Ott Blfsimwx Ifugfixfr 1.411111 l,uli11 Cflulv ,-hlzix Ilwdrf Buvkvlfmll, l nr1lln1H, umf Trafk Cfmlflv Swidl Sflnlirv Drix rr Ifllllfdflllll Huy x' Flu xiulf lzrfllmlfiwl Mr. L. E. Rademacher W'r1r11f Gvngrajmbj' Crbt'llIi.lfV'1 Mrs. Bernard Rappe' Clmrnx Mr. Wayne Sawyer Srffinfngy W'0r1al Hirlnry Buy' Pbwyximzl lfrlmullrnz Buwlull Curlrb Mr. Manford Sievers Gvnrml Srinru' Vzsuuf Ahfx fluff fhlzfwr Mr. Rowley Banff Dunn' Bum! N.. Pence Mrs. Omer Poos Englirb Mr. Robert Warmann Miss Ruth Wethington Bialogg Frvxbnlun Girls' Mr. Dale Stretch Mr. Andrew Urbancek pbym-1,1 EJ,,,.,,1,,,, lmlusfriaf Arlx A7llt'fi!'d7l Hixlorj Gvrzrral Srivfzrr' v i s Miss Myrtie Whitten Algvlwru I I'lllTOI' Fin.1nci.xl Advisur Mrs. Dave Wisdom lI0llll'7l1l1kil1X I . H. A. I1l,liX0l Mr. Iack Zimmerman Typzug Mrs. Carrie Sears Cufrlvriu Mrs. Gertrude L. Whitlock Mrs. Anne Gunn Cafvltriu Dirvrlor Cufulvriu Mr. Iames White fjllkfllilidll 'Z '33 Mr. Walter M. Fritz frlltflltlldll A. . - Q5 V 4 L ,, ,Ji Lyff , '2 9,2 I 2 , 12 3 i n .J 5 ' 1 Q I V , V2 ' 'I N QL, 4 .Y 4, ig- ',- , A fi' J V 0 Fm. Mr. Anthony Coderko Cnxlmliuu Our clean and sparklinq buildinq is a fine tribute to the never ending job of our custodians. Without the cafeteria staff we are sure there would be rnany unhappy students at noon. Mr. Paul Ondrey Mr. Richard Patterson ffmlmfiuu Cflrxlndiull 33 Q--T' mf 'Sf- ' fl. U. , iz. gw 1.17 gf n, gm as-. If Mel in 'M 179 J G l , 4 3 A . Q. Q. 'ff 'fi' ffiif-Pf55f'7 n'W, g. , -,,,, '. 'y l f. 1 ff LW 1 7 X ?frffx,,31,,,,' . 'Ax' 9 'SQ gtg-' , yi, 'dy Ai! Y W 1 ju- nf ,tk Q kt n U Y qi may X ,gf f, Q f MW ,WAR X: I is aaffy 'if I ,f'4 4 :I Qs: E ggi? fi, M N' ,A .s ,, am . V K, 1 wg, 1 ' ' ma A. ,V AQ 4 21-EPFQMN my Q 4 .P 1 ,,. 0 V , , Qijl, W if 'K f' 1 fa. :rfb fn, 5 'Em 1' ,,, , .v -A ' , 2 H- 6. M6 K ' Q VY' If fa ' Vim - f A.ffjl'f 4 Tw , .gpg A? , , ' W? 'Q 1 HI A , . . X' 5 3. ' X' 5 .s w V wg, H M xl' A y f - K Q ' '- '-Q , . su! 1 i I 8 F .14 A .1 A, , N., f k 4? 'fa-ef. f M- , . W' 3 M-4 ' X wx Q V NN, ,aku I Patsy Arnold thx Mary Baran C .ln fmt Gail Barno sit, Herman Bellaver C mum .if Iewell Blankenship fllYtl7'HIi7IQ' William Blankenship .lt liz 1' Betty Lou Bohmer I rn frilly Bonnidee Bollman Ulillflflxu Mary Boyd Quit I Clayton Bradish liuquitfr Dennis Brown ltr in uv Ronald Brown l':.1-, f , 1 all Seniors Beverly Bullock 1 fu wr ful Tony Caluietii Slx Harold Campbell f .mf Kay Casey fflrggfx Donald Cassidy Vuflfr' Pat Chaudoin IlIfl'HXlll1xQ Norman Chumley 'l'z.1mfn1l Beatrice Claybrook www Barbara Close ffwllfl Margaret Close lvl r rrlflfr Iames Cole XIrr!f.1fm.1l Iames Compagni Zrlfll Gary Durbin Drz flixlw Donald Edwards lunulm Gary Edwards S mlfm Arthur Elmore .lulnwlfliml Robert Elmore l'l1.qr1.n'ml1l Donna Fuller 'IL ki! .l Senior Class Advisors: Left 10 Rlqhtz Mrs, Evans Mrs. Adams: Mr. Urbancekp Mr, Mclmyre. Mike Funk t.lt 111 Ronald Gage Xjmf fx Rose Gates lillllu mlm David Gibson lit ul Douglas Gorsage Yfwr llrtl Dennis Grantham .lmfvzlzrmt Ramona Greenwood C 7,1 .fml Vonda Groves lf'tl11.niu1ft Kenneth Gunn XI,1w11l1m' Iames Hall C nrfy Iames Hallers I fin ft fl! Linda Hart I 1: t fy w Qi, . 5455 Seniors A if Seniors Teddy Hartman .Unfit ulnnx Henrietta Havron 1-HM' Herbert Hawkins SilIt't'l't' Ioy Hayes ,lqzlfifll VN Kay Hayes lulrlligvul Iudilh Hiller I Ill fri tfl Forrest Holsapple llt'l't'llll'L1H Virgie Howard Yt'r't'rn' Nash Huber Diligvul Mary Hull lilmnf y Susan Hurst Ilwtlrzlx Rosemary Irby Rt'fr't'xfvin1g N 'N ,X xx fd' r gif W'ul4'ln ffml, flow. C I a s s of 1 9 5 9 Ronnie Iohnsey QM lean Iurgena ffn'lll1'f'l Diana Kelly Illlvln r' George Kieslar T I1 Y I: Donn-a King R. 111111 .f lim Lemon C ,lllx Class of 1959 Peggy Lewis Ci.'ui.1l Roscoe Luck UBIHVIQ YH Kay Ieanne Lyerla l'f4'g.lr1u ' Iean Ann McCracken an-WK y, fi ILl11.11w ' fi Mary E. McCracken Mary Io Mariell 'E' ,MW ,,.,.fM 'W M... www? Awnvnnliih aim 141 11r'm'.' w '!s' ni' Iarnes May Qrmvm fwnn Iean Merriman lawn lane Meyer lu fIm'r1f1.1f Kenneth Meyer Wflx Roberi Meyer Ki In uf!! Ianice Micnhimer lfmfklw William Moroney Hli1lY'7lf'. Marilyn Mullins C mlnufzfill Mike Neely I fn y Rodney Neumann Sn 41 ffm Ianice Newberry ll7IfH'11Ll!7l1 Sharon Nicol Iin:1lr 3 N, I Q 4 Seniors QOTS HEATING fs PLUMBING ami ANDERSON 5 DEPARTMENT STORE Charles Nowlan Irzq.qf,1r1q Norman Ondrey Kirlwlzfuln Ianice Parkins Hum ual Harvey Payne llnll 3 Kathy Payne llwwrzrul Ianet Pickerill l'rnlm1JuJ Nancy Pugh lhjuuf Louis Ray llmllln Alan Bediern Pruflf lurlf Iudy Revisky 'frmln fwlfvx Clarence Reynolds I ffm Larry Reynolds .Mfr mf VOFFIE S ana HTLLSBORO LJTVIBER QVIPAINW .f l'rr'fx'4'linl1ixlw ul'Hl'l Ulm? Cla s s of 1 9 5 9 , .. fi '5 'wp Ianice Ruppe lwrxlxllflfm' Phyllis Sattgast UI, X., Mike Seward ,Ill fV,'V'IIll4'IIf Theresa Sherer lm I fx Naomi Slagel ffr'.'g.l 1u11x Kathy Slifka fbuzfu A nf ' 1 .... .5 1 .Fa I 2-:CWI A 1. .MV :J A? Q n- Class of 1959 WH' flu' III .J l4'u:'H nf 4'1,lll1'arl Lynn Smith Con Im 5 Roberta Stephenson I luzmflzfrrll Thomas Swarsen Drff , sf 14 fl N as -V1.9 ak 2 T J9r ': Lee Thacker luufc 3 Ioe Tharp ill HIIIIIKQ Edward Tobias H3 fmrrlfu I' vnu:- 5. Ioanne Vandever Hull t Nancy Wallace I'tfm1.' Wilberta Warren xx 'lift Martin Welqe flvtxll Anna Marie Werner qlfltlfflt' Larry Whalen llItlUI4'llf Sharon White .lxxltllfflllx Richard Whitehead St mmfr' William Whitworth fllzftlmkrrl William Willman Xjn 1 .ft William Windels lit:-fwflzl Larry Wright ID. H111 u Seniors f IES BEAUTY SHOP and RISKS? RADIO ANZ TELETISICIQ 9 bw' ,1 as W fr, Betsy Anderson Carol Sue Besl Karen Boyd in , F 4 f', L A M A fev Q.. ., , A M eeee if - B Pat Andres Nancy Alterberry Ierry Barham Dean Birzelle Belsy Bliss Mariorie Boas Bea Brown Connie Bunton Sharon Burke Class of 1960 new.. 48 a81'm A Ruth Wieland lIf,ff1.'l-f',u,fw1.i Nfl 1.4 1. Evelyn Carlock Larry Caulk Benny Cozzello Ierry Cranfill .K 4- W E 1 X T f L ., 0' x 'YM' A' f 111 rl li fur x i, ' Q f-,Ls rag: szxgziezreiz HILLSBOFOQ NATIONAL BANK an I Brenda Barlletl Iimmie Bone Norma Burris Io Lucille Chase Rosalie Criles - -.-,. W . . , 5 4 i, fb' Linda Bauqher Charles Boone Doug Butler Edith Chaudoin Iohn Currie , lf' i f M lgf. .mi f Q 6 1 , C.f1 - f 1 'ri ss F s'.3:1': 'J .,... S 'Ha Q S ' X aaryg fc fc 'fixrzzct Nile Pregxierf, Q3 -. v I 4,55 Q u, 'nf 1 :2 E 4. ' Marjorie Beam Louis Bennassi William Boone Nick Bourdoumis Leonard Butler Dennis Calufetli Kenny Christy Charles DiDonalo I in Carole Claxon Pat Clilt Iim Cobetlo Bradley Collins Morris Dodd Iohn Dolan David Edwards Iulie Edwards 3 f q l x Q' I M I l f I , ' N' v I . .t 1 Q G- 1 i 1 Q f M, 3 V Fi. R. PULLEN and HERBERT S'.'.',L.RSEN ML, Ioann Compagni Larry Edwards S Z, v.,, , , , Bill Eickholt Gene Govaia Iudy Hauck 'J RE' Sue Finch Patsy Green Mary Heath Our Honor Day Speaker 1 -ft F . A 'Ti' '.,,, t , gi' 7 1:0 L Q , Af , .ref Q2 , Qu! '21 V ffl, V N 3:1044 Ianielle Frkovich Lewey Gulandi Bonnie Helter ,J .251 x f Drex Fuller Robert Guinn Terry Hempen Class of 1960 Phyllis Hughes Ierry Laurent yy ,:11 ,:- Z, 1 I Iylv Z Q l x Iohn Hurst Ierry Leitschuh '1- r Y an ,Q f 53,819 iff W -:fi .N 6-4 5 f 1, ff M A had Rex Fuller Bruce Gunn Mike Henry Ianice Iones Nancy Libbv .r X ., .7 A in . , 4 , as , l fi 5 :Iwi-. ' ,. . rr-'fs 11 -mir. V ' ' Shelby Fuller Lee Halleman Glenn Hersch Stephen Iones Barbara Lynch if 1 r 0-UC' 4 Arg f A afar ff, e it Y .f , f x E -1 ff. .V I fig 'YI' t- ar tg Tom Garvin Tom Goodson Edwina Harvey Glenda Harvey Mary lean Hewitt Ramon Huber Weston Keepper Iim Kenny Charles McBro:m Morris McCall .pi C2 -ig, f rss 'rs s' 'IN' A' I F ' r s v 1 V :M A H f-Q, - lv V ,V .4 4,1.N '.Ir. 1 Iake Kimbro Pam McCaw Loretta King Pam Knostman Betty McPherson Gary Maninfior Anita Langford Ronnie May H4794 ' A L ,HL ' it f ' .415 3 TAYLORVILLE PEPSI-COLA COMPANY 'ew' ,, E In in ...et xi - lu' V cf . Ma ln - .W , Z' . 4 :j. E -' N n 3222, W ' , A' A P .. A-rf., QQ . I Elaine Michels David Pence Iohn Russell Carole Meyer Marcia Palleva Gail Roberts Mr. Grottst l'14..lt- -r 7-T I 3, QQ 'Q 6. Charlotte Milavec Barbara Morrison Roy Perletti Louise Ray Ed Schafer Sandra Sears Charlotte Siener Marty Simonin Patsy Washburn Media Wats:n AQ. .6 if 4' is - 'lc' fa 2' A JP gage sgi ::,s1:e.: gf.: Q A Kelly Motvcka Gene Redman Gary Shannon Florence Smith Bob Westbrook .-as .. Q. , ., HN? maxi? ? lf STCRE and HEl.VlTTf,'.'ARE FEED QS SUPPLY CO. 1 Karen Ncecker Kenny Ondrey Gene Robbins Sue Robbins Alwilla Shoemaker lim Shore ll-Ikllll llnmi Ronnie Stark Mary White Z il I A il lack Turner Roberi Whitman 53 ff, I Stephen Tuthill Gary Wilkinson az- ,' Paliy Wallace Nancy Wood Mary Ann Ward Kay Leone Woodruff SHAPE ROEEUCK AND CCDTJIPANY 'hav kiss C411 'st f :1:E f.f1k- Ihfif ' I r ' 424111. Class of 1961 Mildred Faye Edwards Iim Eickholl Mike Fogle Iane Frain Gary Elliot! Sharon Funk I V- V,,.,,' ffl-'rf V . Qi 1 9 ' .iii I-iv R X Q5 I ILLINOIS POVVER 7OMPANY aid AMERICAN fINfN OWIDAIN V OF IL NCI Banchi Bost y Clotielier y Cruthis rank Everett eslie Garwood 6 , V3 , C if 4 A , ' ?' 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S 1 l Lrw -, I ' J' l fm' rf W 1 1- Q , .. in rg 4, ,' sl ' Z .,..,.,. 3 , .I , KY QII: 1 1 A: ,:, 1 ,. 3 . f 3' 5144 , ff R 1 K uzlq K if S I I , ,Z 1 J f 'f . k l K i- 1 A' 1 ' Diana Basso Dennis Beeler lanice Blackburn Denver Blankenship Ray Bledsaw Tom Bullington Linda Byers Mary Campbell loyce Carlyle Lonnie Caulk Mary Cloileller Ronny Cobelto Iohn Collins Tom Conway Curt Coss Melvin Cunningham Kay Curiis Bob Danielson David Doyen Gene Durbin Willard Ferari Iesse Gifford Uxx Dorothy Fesser Bob Fluss Bob Glass Billie Glass ffZg,,,, I ,, I X !.f tg. 1 ,F yr r If 'U A V ti -f t Ji' W .Za - 1 4 . zz- 5, 1 4 Q a K g --f ' Elf' . 5 1 -.5 'S '.- ' , v -. . ,.:x. , .. 4-.H Louise Boas Edlon Chrisiin Ice Counis Charles Eaten I f' ,11 fl WD Ll V' CCD ADA FV JF JTCHPIEQQ aid '.'.'.i.LTfF, EFCEKEP 48 C 1 a 4 fff my f. f r W , 4 4 X A gay f 181' A is .hw A is r Class Sponsors: left to riqlir: Mr. Cohocn, Mrs. Wisdom, Mrs. McCall, Mr. Vfvarmann, Mrs. Macbeth, Mr, Zimmerman, Miss Cairns, Class of 1961 Barbara Knight Iirn Lang Sharon Lang Toby Loqsdcn Bill Lohman Mike McCall HL! E' E .43 l Larry Graham Mike Greek lim Harding Patty Hassel l Richard Holloway Deanna Huber Leslie Mullin Iam Iarvis Mike LaRussa Gussie Laurent Gloria Lee Margie McCaw Carl McCullah Ralph McGill 'X f ri - 1 7 Q ..., -I ' A . -1 .,.. Q . , :Z - If ' , A ' 11. .15 A I , 5 ' . , . 1' H f. Y' ' , 531532 91 - - ' - . V ' X r '5'I EgiEgfp1 '-3-:-:f ,I ' . ' -2-2-252 ' V' 5 U , all e : ir ,,,, , ,. ff- 5 K - - I s . , r - - - 5:-I, ,i gi , I 15, K E '7 - .. .L if, E ' i Ag , H f y nlq ,-Lal qfnvlnfvla HARLES E xfAri,MDfxfzJrlfl5Ia LHAARQLD P. LYERLA 4 xi lf l . 1. E 1' 'Q ' . N :. , ra ff! ,... A '9 1 T . ..Q f X rf, . . 5 1 iw 1 f l X .1 'is 6 ' ny .csv Q- '3. .+-. ,A , X . -2 ' i r LXX so . --,. Z iv ': f, js sw ,4- 9' . , 1 ::-- 'L Bill Hamilton Paul Hancock Vi'-'ian Herman Ieanne Hicks Lee Hull Leo Hunter Geraldine Kessinqer Ieanne Kirchholer 5 fl I. v 5' J-lm' f x ii i: if Carol Green Sharon Green Ronnie Greenwood Tom Gunn Pai Hallers Charles Havron Ronald Havrcn Susan Hayes Mike Heath Saundra Henderson Gerry Huber Randy Huber Danny Hucker Ianice Hucker Larry Hughes Larry Ienkins Larry Iones Kenny Iorn Ralph Karnes Ianice Keiih I :H I r' HI' Iean Lentz Carol Lewey Ianei Lewey Mary Beth Linxwiler Toby Logsdon Georgia Maccanelli Mary Marlin lim Meyers 5 V, lf 1 6 4: 5: L, Y , Qi . . 0 . L 4: lf, v 4 cl bl Y ' G -I f ' -N ,L , ,f wav ' Lu r fl 1 iw ,ANL :,,,k, X39 ' 'as f N L . 1 IN IN M YN 7 L F ' 7 JTOTOK VAR CG. lN,. arc. f',a-rIg,g.fLm Allyn .7,L.l..fEYfLr1 4 ff.fQ.l.', ll Beverly Admire, A- I nljulfffl rfnfl Fil fun fm ,,, ,. 'ag , 'lex A Carroll Tidwell 1. 4 is wg' 4- K 7 J . 'I hs., Paula Mcore Rita Pugh Phyllis Sammons Patsy Spears Class of 1961 Gary Vogel Ruth Ann Voyles Donna Warren Connie Wilkinson Iva Williams Mike Williams Larry Tucker Larry Wilbourn We Q 5 P 3 ' 7 . 1:V.'A J , P A fl! ,,., Y ,I -... 1' A ,, ff x' A 1 ,. ,,-. Q j V,l::v 2.,: :55,g,E,' fi ' 1 .f..S 25152 Sflffifill iff DR. DRAPER and DUNNS HJSURANCE 5 fy X cf I ,lqwzfj f y mn-MW, , Ab' I. 5... 1 I tty L' ' I I , ' - N Jun. ,. khan... nag. v . ,. W A ll l 53 ,. 'fr 1 -:I . , 3.1, - L. R X fs f ' :Q ' sf X 5 ,.. . -4 - 5- CQ fe I ,ge . . Y Qs 'rl V. I SZ ' 1 5' N -Fe. t . S f Y , . - V5 'gs 4 7 . V ,qv Q '- I Uni X 3 Q - .,.,v, it , xtei x ., I ll: VI f LT 2 -43 451, ' , f V I' E 2' ' , . ui xt i t S Aim it Mike Nangle Mike Neely Dale Nowlan Lonnie Ondrey Robert Otter Amy Michael lim Modla Harold Reynolds Barbara Rhodes Sharon Robinson Carole Rcnk Doris Royer Tom Petcher Sharon Pickel Mary Ellen Scobell Shirley Spinner Linda Whalen Iudy Wilson Charles Scott Tom Terneus Alice White Iudy Woodruff 'Q' Mary Scott Ierry Ann Thacker David White Susanne Young Ronald Sellers Ioel Thacker Donna White Bonnie Ycunt Iackie Sheridan Rose Thomson Eldon Saathcff Iames Slagel , . tftmlltlri Um fu ruff. Elwin Saathoft Allen Smith T if r- in ,. ,' Q 4 ' T- is - fs 'J w 1 '--'- , ' 7 .,.,. if ,Zrv ':' r ' 'J A' A l if 1' .J 'A1' ' , , r f 1 il K avi, :Wifi - .L .' 1' if Q X or 4 1 ,,,L H14 3 ' ' QM 54111 f J .Y ,ll X sr 4 :r 1 Q f, F. h S 1 Q by No- , 'nu . 'yt' ., ' 1114221 Q-::.:r...s-- . ...J-.. if J' fl 5 63 J: 45 wr- f if J, ix -K v . Q lean Adams Ronnie Berlon Richard Butler Darrell Dilley ,., 1 if 'C ,,Nf,,r,,, , .W X H, V M inn' i tr I . :A-1 gl i' My , , Q QF' ,zz ' .. j ' 3 2' rf A f . r r , tr-ul A Mary Adams David Alterberry David Barker Iohn Barnes Richard Bellerton Maurice Blackburn Carolyn Blankenship Charles Bhomer Russell Bvers Lonnie Caulk Pam Clif! Maxine Collman David Dobrinic Lee Dodd Roger Dolash Grace Downs Class of 1962 lfu 1wxfvrr1r'r1fu'fp lynn Inf fur' Nancy Elam Dean Garland .LIS 11,576 Sl-ll'1SQIEL1,l ill ..,- v Karen Eliason Dorothy Garvin -s.. -4' f if GMBH P003 md WALTER ADKISSQN Richard Ellington Ierry Gilford ,. .f:,.,,1, .' . 5 I v- A 4- --1'1li'f ferr. 1 r1.r1 ..... .. Pzf-sg 'r '11 Deanne Fuller Gary Gualandi 5 f'i'ffZf,. r A if x , if My Barbara Gaither Kay Haenny NJ Darrell Garland Naomi Hancock ,,:'Z ',? V 1 V1 -i Elf. 'El' gh! if ' wx 2 H A. . .,. 4' 1 mf ar A 5 ,H , ..,., ' w ' :iii 3 Q ,.,. me M R 4 5 4 1 an Leroy Hartel Dee Ann Hatcher Karen Havron Iudy Hooks Rosemary Howard Russell Howard Billie Ienninqs Harold Iones Mary Krummel Donald Langley Iudy Iurgena Cheryl Ledbetter 'TV' f 'F qv Billie Hayen Harold Hayes Bill Hennm Clarence Huber lane! Huber Earl Hunier Mary Kay Kennedy Rcse Kesky Patsy Kessl Floyd Leniz Kay Linxwiler Kelly Long W E , X A J V .ff I Q V Q5 3 it V l 'wmzrs Y' if 1 9 W 0 W X X . K. f Xi, . xx x f' l A, rr 4 'C bfi all 4- 1 1 W ' ' 1 , fer 1 2' if if a 4 A, K' li: 'f 1 , A af Q ci W'fn'1i x rl rrxfmify gniuqr Donald Lvtiaker Bill McCallum Roger Mclfarlin Christine McLean Larry Maroney Ianet May Leonard Maze Carolyn Mazzler 9' -' A L y I as V K ,, r any -1. I , , . V f fi xl Lx-V , ' E Vg .nxt YF V l u ' ,Q Ai .5 , si ' 4 , Q ' A , J AQ' l' rl-E115 page spenszred lzyz DR. YN. T. DOUGLAS N Charlotte Hersch Carroll Ann Imle Peggy Kessler Douglas Laucks Tom McLean Iim Mehochko Herman Hill Marvin Ienkins Iames Kimbro Ari Lynch Connie McNeely Robert Merriman 5? 1 Y Z A Q Dawn Madden Donald Meyer Ion Majors Billie Me yer Mr Q. , r 1 ff if ,rf WM, Pat Marley Dennis Michael Carol Maroney Grace Moore 'E - .v ,. Tony Parola Roberta Ratterman Fred Reeve ls, M Y' l ' I ' Q A1fAA 415 , A A .QvA -V , .,,.. vu ,. t N it M AAA,. , 5 ' egg H Y --ff 'A . I-V 4' U f M 1' . ig-.skill , 19? W e 2 ' u ,.,,, 5 ET .1 .A 5 ,W -. ,. - 4 sr . 'I il Af, , -. , V . 'f in me if .,, . -'I' l ' ' ? L 5' - S' fytw e' fill? L. Mary Munos Leon Nelson Roberta Nolan Iames Osborn Roy Overton Donna Payne Nancy Petra Sharon Pocklington Charles Pryor Ianet Roberts lean Root Howard Russell Marie Rutherford Dan Saatholl Lee Shipman Arthur Skinner Iim Slaqel Dale Snow Class of 196 Ollhfffm' ILNNV1 nl ' Mary Ellen Thomson Nelson White Conda Tomevi Tommie White Nelson Schoen Beverly Spealcman Paul Spinner 2 Gary Traylor Warren Whitlock 2 ,:., lyuulql , -. . Q n r -V ..,. ' 3: ,,r,.. -Q W. 3- - XX!! E ,QQ ,V , W In ,Isa ELBERT W BUTLER and VVHITE AND HIFKMANI Martha Gay Wilham '6- fp.: W 6- 9 Q A .. iv ,-'YW ..- tk., L rm-S:.,i.:r1 r.'1'.1s-.s, ,. . .l,l.. lt... ,, ...ASS -desi ,r I yy, r,,.:,4-,, ww pw: Sf Clarence Patterson Carole Reynolds Donald Sellers Ronnie Swarsen it 1' ei --'l e Lauralee Patterson Charles Roberts lane Shinn Iackie Taulbee Leland Vice David Williams 'J' Sheri Vogel Harold Wampler Carole Willman Iudy Young , , C f 'W ff I in ' . A al Billie Warren Kent Young . - Leroy Watson Mike White Ianet Zupanci 1, , ,U 4, lag' Q ,-l ,ij ,V-,. I . Q 1! Yr' ix... 1 b Xl! , ' f' V i ' i1 QV A . l xx gy , V U' V W ' V 'VJK , I text! ' , 5 'Q 1, A ,' J grae! ? p . ' f Wax Vw wi 1 I 1 ,f 1 .. Q Jaxx' . Nqg-q Ql., 5 WY' y .. uit' nf. Wag!! . 54 fi' is-A3 5, 'L Q ff R K. f y MN I YJ Wlw i 3 -U s ZW N ' 'S Larry Whalen Mart Welge Ronnie Gage 52 I On Friday, September l2, Mt. Olive met Hillsboro on the home field. Hard running and block- ing made it a most interesting game. Dave Gibson carried for the touchdown and the extra point was qood. Hillsboro won 7eO. September 9, Hillsboro travf eled to Gillespie. Both teams ran well. However, countless fumbles led to three touchdowns for Gillespie and the final score was 2Oe7 in favor of Gillespie. Friday night, September 26, Shelbyville came to Hillsboro to play their first con- ference qame. Shelbyville outplayed the Hiltoppers and won 39eO. On Friday, Gctober 3, Hillsboro traveled to play their second conference game. Taylorville took this game 34-O. saridino Left to Right: Coach Ott, Frank Slay, rroolc, Kenny Gunn, Larry Yfrraien, Ronnie Gage, :amd Gibson, Harvey Payne, Denny Brown, Larry Eanohi, George Kieslar, Bill Windels, fchn Dunkirk, arty Yfelqe, Norman Ondrey, Weston Keegiper, coach Sawyer. Krieelinq Left ic Riohtz Gene ffprrigin, Bill Hamilton, Nash Huber, lim Lemon, Nick Bourdouniis, Dean Birzelte, Leonard Butler, 'like Neely fool ltiackrlr, lf'IIiY Leitsciiun for Tdson, T' ri Ternrus, Lcguis Eenassi Kenrr xvvl. This page sygxszred :yi THE HILLSBGRG IOURNAL . , 'L 495 S- Jr . ...A, 4 '1 , IS LSP? , , , , Q,,6,v,,,gh.4:v-asf-ff-'f , . V, ' - gyr,-:Wy W' .,,,xv f'4VV f 'fr as 1 'iv 'Q bww Ili Xu wr Y P 1 ,K ' Ierry Leitschuh Bill Windels Friday, Cctober 13, Litchfield put a damper on l-liltop horne- corninq by defeating the Hiltoppers 19 13. l-lillsboro met Pana on their field October 17. A costly errcr cost l-li11s- boro the game as Pana won 13e7. Dee terrnined to win, the Hiltoppers played heads up ball against Kincaid and beat the Ponies 26e6 in a hard game. The last two games ot the season were triumphant successes tor l'l.H.S. as they challced up victories over Vandalia 27- 21 and Greenville 27420. The tearn doll their hats to their competent coach, Mr. Leroy Buzz Ott. Gil fum fnfmui .' mounts DRUG sroaiz Q Dean Birzele Frank Claybrook Norman Ondrey Iim Lemon Nash Huber Denny Brown Larry Banchi Weston Keeper Harvey Payne Nick Bourdoumis Mike Neely Ioel Thacker JG! -W6 7 I 1- f JW ' I Kfwfw ww I fMk. a'u',W gf WM: ' f Iafxx ' L Q if-'fs A , -,, 'fo id 1 S ,Munn K Thllllllllfk ibiurr umlrr flu' ligblx nf Suuyvr Ifivltl A TIP OF THE HAT TO OUR COACHES Mr. Leroy Ott: Football, Basketball, Track Coach Under the competent coaching of Mr. Earl Mclntyre, the Fresh- man-Sophomore football team displayed skillful playing techniques. Although the playing year was not a complete success, the boys gained experience in the techniques of good ball handling and the future looks bright for the team. lxneelmg Left to Right lerry Bauer Ronnie Berton Ronni Boyd Tom Gunn Ioel Th cker Larry Bi chi Gary Williamson Tom Bullmgton B ndy l-'uber Dave Atterberry Standing Left to Right Coach Mclnt,re Dave Dobrmi Danny Drum Tony Paola Tom Terneus Frank Claybrook lim H rdmg Bob Fluss Bill I-layen Harold Wampler Dick Vis this page sponsored by EAGLE PITCHER CO I - e 7 ' 'r '2 . ' . 'e . , e', F12 . ' ,G . , , A: H ': a', 'W ,' , ,' '2- L. Mr. 'Nayne Sawyer, Assistant Bas ketzrall Coarrhg Mr. Leroy Ot. Baskelali Coat-lx. Tip ins, bank shots, set shots, and just ordinary baskets, sparked the l959 basketball teani. Under the cofcoaching ot two torrner basketball stars, Coach Leroy Buzz Ctt and assistant coach Wayne Sawyer, the Hiltoppers shot their way to a record of which they can be proud. Basketball became the keyword around H.l-l.S. on November 26, as the l-liltoppers rnet MacArthur ot Decatur. Although Mac' Arthur took the first game, and lacksonf ville the second, the Hiltoppers struck back to beat Vandalia. Pinckneyville downed the Hiltoppers, but the l-liltop tive came back to beat Taylorville. Two rnore losses to lerseyville and Green- ville were taken in stride by the Hil- toppers who bounced back to wallop Kincaid and to win a thriller with Cathedral. The l-liltoppers slipped .ntc a slurnp and lost tour games in a row to Pana, Litchfield, Shelbyville, and Eisenhower of Decatur. However, the Mighty Five recovered and bear Gilles pie and Vandalia. ln a rematch with 7l lllflilmm, gr! ffm Taylorville and Greenville, the Hiltop- pers were defeated. Lanphier and Kinf caid also downed the l-liltoppers, but the l-liltoppers walloped the Pana Pan- thers. Hillsboros victory streak was short lived as they lost the last three games of the season to Litchfield, St. Theresa, and Shelbyville. l-lillslooro's hope was heightened but tor a short time in the regional tournament as the l-liltoppers toolc the first game ot the regional from Livingston. However, Bethalto quickly extinguished the ilame of hope held by Hillsboro by downing the Hilioppers, thus ending the N359 basketball season. MAKES CHAMPS OF TEEN-AGE AMATEURS Ijuxk will fftlikrlgfi-'1'i'1l t'IlI7It Owl Ifml lmll, x ll ill 1' ff4'n x fmu VJ Jn It migffl Irv, il roulfl lu- ,... ,IVHIIIQ I'll nmlw ll r '- ,www TIZIS Ylilii SCZI1SffQi ffff MUSE PLUMBING AND HEATIN , Z f ' -..aff . N NSW if ,, Q Z '5 if fb , 'Q 1 ,V fi ,if M V. is , A 'lf K . in ' ' ,F , if an '-,. . ' X if 9 gf? 5 git Wi -. X X 9 1 'K 9, we N M Q zk '+ ' F550 x Freshman-Sophomore Team Under the coaching of Mr. with each win or loss the team mem- Wayne Sawyer, the Fresh- bers slowly prepare themselves tor man-Sophomore team played sharp the day they will become members shooting ball. Gaining experience ofthe varsity. Left to Right: Danny Drum, Dick Vise, Frank Clayhrook, Mike Heath, Ronnie Berion, Gene Durbin, Mike Williams, Denny Calutetft, lerry Huber, Eill Hayen, Bill Harniltcn, loel Thacker, Tony Parola, Nick Eourdoumis, Mr. Sawyer. Tufzt' if Ju .131 This page spzziszzad Ly: MONTGOMERY COUNTY NATIONAL BANK 'ffm' unltf-lrff, flu' juftfif Mits up was the keyword displayed by the l95Q baseball team. Under the excel- lent coaching ot Mr. 'Wayne Sawyer, the team, comprised of outstanding players ot the Freshman, Sophomore, lunior, and Senior class displayed good ball-handling and excellent sportsmanship. Although the season was not a Complete success, the boys profited by the experience gained and the outlook is bright tor the team ot l95U. Mtzxln' nfl! gr! ff, jvfizy tfmzttluy? 1:75 O rv., - .M , U + 3 We V Rl 4 v'x , Qi is .1 Fi'- 'Vg , , 4 Fw, f ww, A ? L' 5 ff? af Q f, , ,.. K . 3 W, ff! A 1' 4 f 'Z 9' ff M 3 ,fe 4 fx 01-IEW TRACK TEACHES SKILL AND COMPETENCE TO THE Lett to Right: David Gibson, Coach Ott, Glenn Hersch, Tony Parola, Dick Betterton, Bill Willman, Frank Claybrook, Dale Hamilton, Louis Benassi, Bill l-layen, lim Bonetto, Larry Banchi, Ronnie Gage, David Pence, lerry Bauer, Bob Fluss, Charles Bohmer, Relay races, discus throwing, and the 880 were familiar words to the group ot boys that comprised the l959 track team. The team, sparked by several record breaking team members, had a success! ful season gaining experience with each win and loss. The entire team was proud ot the success ot Ronnie Gage who hi-jumped to a new record and captured several medals. HILTOP CINDERMEN ' puzl 201 You jus! fm! om' fool in front of lbz' ofbvr Tfn' smlfx uf 11 Jmmfv Kneeling, Lett to Right: Harold Wampler, Iohn Hurst, Douq Butler, Mike White. Slrinli :mu I 80 Standing, Left to Right: Morris Dodd, Forrest Holsapple, lim Myers, Larry Whalen, Bill Windels, lohn Dunkirk, Mike Heath, Tom Swarsen, Coach Cornett. 'ou' fur il lung fm Chalkinq up an 8 to l victory over their oppos- ing tearns, the l959 qolt team played like true pros, With the fine potential that the boys have shown and the superior coaching ot Mr. Cornett, H.H.S. can look for- ward to another good year for the fore boys. lrttramuml sports kept the boys active and in shape en Wednesf day nights, with Mr. Warntann com- petently supervising the weekly qet- toqethers. The pros as well as the amateurs get inte the games, and new and then a little 'lfOUCjlIl1OLlSlI'1Qll added to the fun. I turf! rttnlm 1t.' llwftrfx qui If fill E Gul ffm! ,qu-nf 5 A P0 2 my V. f .1 'v J-WE? -,-L..T. I I C . A Vt:-ly Capable 111 1 I . Fdxtor, Betsy Ehss, 0 I W 0 I I Y A . ff O ,gl . , is ' Q O I O I 17 If O O 0 - S The 15359 H11if!p LCIITOIS, Inn Hallnrs and Turn Swnrsfgu, haVQ nvmkofl lgnig and lmrd, on wil.: Hams as wvll as small domils Lx Hmliv cur '59 Hilh: an C'l1TST:lY1f'liIACj fwz. , 2 . A, gg, Q. 1 ' ' f T', A.- L ' , :H V.,' YL f, f- -1 , 4 - .19-1 ,- ' ' ' 3 -' ia+1yx':,fi41' - , A 5 a.gg.is:'?f '-Y' , -V ' f Y ' 1 1 A ,Q , q .1 ,fra ,iv V, . , . , h .' ' .1-ri 1' rf ' - .' E- 1'- :1 .. - -' 7-fl. '-f f ' 7 f '- F 1,1 N. . , . ., Z' ' n W , ,,. ' ., ,ML 4, , .U -.I ,, U . ,,, ,V b- . , Q. t xi? X 45' gf a V 591111- 1: 3-r' ' 2 'sh 3' I 3 J 3' X fj 2 -45,4 I 4 ' 1 :fl I . fx Ll '43 3 2 14 I Q 1 U Ai Z Q ,Af 1 . 'uf As Iumoz Editors, t smoothly, .nu - . I ' pc M121 and lg Lugzlk Chase help keep Ilia Hiltop rurmiuc: Our Hiltop Advisors: Left to Right: Mr. Zimmerman, Mr Comett, Mr. VVarmaim, Miss Whitien, F,-1-11 x lVl7t'I'L' fu from hvrr? img WMM. W A 4...-----, M V ,..,W,.,..-ww HILTOP EDITORIAL STAFF The Editorial Staff from left to riqht, Seated: Mary lean Hewitt, Kay Ieanne Lyerla, Tom Swarsen, Mr. Cornett, lim Hallers, Theresa Sherer, Carol Sue Best. Standing: Kenny Gunn, Betsy Bliss, lo Lucille Chase, Pat Clift, lucly Hauck, Forest Holsapple. The Booster Club. Lett to right, seated: lohn Hurst, Ronnie Swarsen, Ronnie Brohammer, John Collins, Tom Bullinqton, 2nd row: Mary Munos, Ianet Zupanci, Connie Fravala, Pam Clift, Janet Dykema, Lee Dodd, Charlotte Hersch, lane Shinn, Patsy Kessler, Helen Bourdournis, Connie McNeely, Mary Krurnmel, Patsy Washburn, Merlene Mundhenk, Georgia Sattqast. Sd row: Miss Whitten, Phyllis Sammons, Mary Beth Linxwiler, Iudy Wilson, Pat Hallers, loy Hayes, Dorothy Fesser, lean Rae Kirchhofer, lim Mehochlco, Carroll Ann lmle, Lauralle Patterson, Sharon Funk, Martha Gaqe, ludy Woodruff, Patty Hassel, lanice Hucker, Peqqy Kessler. HILTOP BOOSTER CLUB AND FINANCIAL STAFF The Editorial Staff topposite paqel is the qroup of students respon- sible tor the production of our annual Hiltop. Under the supervision ot Mr. Cor- nett, these people spend rnany hours of hard Work preparing the book before it can be published. The theme is chosen, cover selected, and the copy re-Written until it meets approval. Deadlines are always there to be met, but finally we receive our Hiltops and enjoy every page oi it. The Financial Staff: Lei' 'z Right: llzss '.'.':.1ttf:z, Finn-- Erznarnzxer Pam Ciifi Fzrrie Swarsen, jc? Collins, T311 Eullxnoyzn Pa' Hallers. The Hiltop Statt is responsible tor the outstanding yearbook we receive every year. Long, hard hours oi work are put in every week to make the Hiliop a superior publication, Din- ners are served, and magazines and candy are sold to raise money for the l-liltop. Members of the lrliltop staff put in tirne consuming work to give the student body a colorful and pictorial account of the year's events. We are indebted to the rnenibers of the l-liltop staff and the capable aid oi Mr. Cornett and Miss Whitten for our l959 Hiltop. CHCRUS l I at ?' , 'ffm' :ruin uf Nu' Illllnjm fT!7IlI'llN fflrllif In wing 1lrll1iIi'l'i .lli'ui.1f1 fr1r' lfri'CffJr'j,il1r1t1x C nut ll fl 1Jt'LlIlfifIlI pivu' plug The chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Bernard Rappef spent a very busy year. There were lO6 members in chorus, making Hillsboro the largest chorus at the festival that was held at Litchfield. The chorus put on an operetta, a spring concert, and The Messiah tor the Christmas program making this year a year ot splendid accomplishment and enjoy- ment. l-l.l-l.S. is proud oi their very outstanding choral group. The Dance Band is one ot the most enjoyable sections of our Music department. They add flavor and good music to our school dances, and are enjoyed by all the spectators when they favor us with music at the basketball games. These talented musicians play sharp music and never leave us flat, With Mr. Pence's fine leadership, they have become an outstanding and well known group of DANCE BAND Marx Curulim' fill wiv ux uillm tl mu, Front Row: Lett to Right: Mary Caroline Baran, ludy Young, Karen Boyd, Kay leanne Lyerla, Charles Bohmer, Margaret Eskra, Liz Arney, David Pence, Marty Welge, ,Terry Pat Huber. Back Row: Lett to Right: lack Turner, Bob Fluss, Kenny Gunn, Ichn Hurst, lim Myers, Steven Tuthill, lva Williams lean Lentz, Mr. Pence. - .. vip A., 'nur---......,. , rv X . K W5 2,881 ' Af' X ' 3, io? VXH,-umm K . n ig dw :Z that E a msnvwve 5 Vx I '. . , . ' n I. Q3 Vt- mmvbgwfmnwqun 'PNN - 2 BAND Front' row, left to right: Danny Hucker, Sandra Muse, Margaret Fakra. Liz Arney, lane Meyer. 2nd row: Tom Swarsen. Charles Bohmer. Jerry Huber, Marty Welqe, Darrell Dilley. 3d row: Warren Whitlock, Ianet Dykema. Nancy Wallace, Margaret Close, Kay Jeanne Lyerla. -awww' lull:-naamumm- ,QM 1 , Front row. left to right: lean Ray Krish- hofer. Forest I-Iolaapple. Steven Tuthill. Edith Chaudoln. Carol Ann Imle. 2nd tow: Bea Kay Bullock. Susan Hunt. Mary Iean Hewitt. 3d row: Bonnie Helter. Ioan Spinner. Doug Butler, Christy McLean. 'NW FQ Wg! Wi' 5-4 4-0- 2- an ..-K X' .3 v . . M.: .LID M. , I ff' Kelly fel, , sv g .,,. la Q its 5 eu 4 '-if lst row. left to right: Phyllis Sammons, Io Lucille Chase, Iva Williams, lean Lentz, Mike White, Pat Chaudoln. 2nd row: Allen Redfem. Marty Slmonon, Bob Fluu, Glen Hersch. Kenny Gunn. Carroll Ttdwell, David Dobrlntc. 3d row: Iohn Hurst, Denny Clotileter lim Myers, Ronnie Swarsen, Barbara Brown, Itm May. 4th row: Pat Clift, Eldon Chril- ttan, lack Turner. ' The Hillsboro High School Band, under the able direction of Rowley Pence, is an outstanding group. Again this year the band worked hard to maintain the fine reputation they have acquired in this state. Many of the band members spent long hours of practice on solos and ensembles, and they received merited re- wards at contest. The Band performed for us at all home basketball games, and participated in a wonderful Spring Concert. During football season their excellent marching was a spectac- ular sight. Under Mr. Pence's excellent teach- ing the H.H.S. Band has become an outstanding and well known .group in Hillsboro and through- out the state. f 'k - 1 . is' YF' 1 tm X xi 9 Q 1 , K sans onine. if. . f A M MAJCDRETTES The Maiorettes are another outstanding group ot our Band. During football season they can be seen strutting their stuff. With original and precise execution of clever routines they have added sparkle and glamour to our halt time shows. Left to right, kneeling: lanet l-luker, Mary Boyd. Standing: Diane Kelley, Bea Brown, Edwina Harvey, Saundra Henderson, lanice Elaskchurn, Nanry Elarn, Beano? Cozello, Glenda Harvey, Donna White, Rosemary lrloy, lean R231 . fgza H - , fx., . , , .,,..,, V '-.VYg,,-AV, IA. W ' ' ' ' ' N H631 . A ENT' . . ' 1 ,zz izne s -iff' :1 5 LATIN CLUB Latin Club, left to right, lst row: Jean Lentz, Connie Fraval, Pam Clift, Sharon Pocklinqton, Ianet Dykema, lerry Pat Huber, Tom Grantham, Iudy Woodruff, Mike Heath, ludy Wilson, ludy Hauck, Lee Dodd, Liz Arney, Iackie Sheridan. 2nd row: Miss Nordsick, Betsy Anderson, Charlotte Milavec, Charles Scott, Leonard Mays, Maurice Belcher, David Barker, Toby Loqsdon, Iohn Hurst, Margaret Close, lim Myers, Glen He-rsch, Morris Dodd, Bill Lohman, Harold Vlarnpler, Kay Curtis, Susan Hayes, Georgia Sattqast, Elaine Michaels, Mary Conner. 3rd row: lim Hallers, Mike McCall, Ronnie Swarsen, Charlotte Hersch, Amy Michael, Barbara Close, Patsy Kessler, Helen Bourdoumis, Carol Sue Best, Mary Krummel, Lois Butyrn, Danny Drum, Charles Bohmer, Ronnie Berton, Tom Swarsen. Latin Club Officers, left to riqht, in front: ludy Woodruff, Vice President: Mike Heath, President. ln Back: Tom Grantham, Secretary: lerry Pat Huber, Treasurer. The Latin Club, under the direction ot Miss Nordsick, meet to further their interest in Latin, and new members soon find out that Latin can be fun. With planned activ- ities, these students learn to understand and appreciate Latin more fully, and have fun while they are learning. VISUAL AIDS The Visual Aids is formed to , learn the fundamental mainte- nance and operation of audio-visual machines. This year the organization was very active and proved to be a great aid to the teachers. Visual Aid Officers: Left to Right: Ronnie Brown, Treasurer, Ed Tobias, President, lim Halle-rs, Vice President, Tcm Swarsen, Secretary. First Pc v Left to Right Pl'lVlllS Sattqast lody Vandever Betty Bohmer ludy Young connie M Neely Ron Brown Ed Tobias, lim f'1alle s Tom Swarsen lean Ann McCracken Pat Chaudcin Barbara close Margaret Clo e Nancy Atterberry Mary McCracken. Second Row Left to Right Ierry Gifford David Barker Nelson Schoen Torn McLean Fores Holsapple Eo Schafer, Nick Bourdoumis lim Lemon Doui Gorsaqe Kenny Gunn Bob Sheppard lohn Dunkirk Eldon Saa hcff Richard Whitehead, Lee Shipman Ron Iohnsey Butch Chriswell Louis Ray Melvin Cunningham Marty W'el,e Louis Benassi Morris Mc all Mr Sievers. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club is a very active and well known organizae tion of H.l'l.S. They begin the year's activities with a picnic at Mrs. McCall's, and then get under way. With Spanish fxtataudm' skits, costumes and activities, they learn the habits and customs ot our Latin American neighbors, and their meetings help them speak the language muy bien. 'btrvtlkx . ff , Officers, left to right: Ioan Spinner, Secretaryp Pam McCaw, Presidentg lerry Cranfield, Vice Presidentp Carole Ronk, Treasurer. Lett to right, lst row: Donna Payne, lane Meyer, Boniona Greenwood, Mary Beth Linxwiler, Betsy Bliss, Martha Eskra, Sharon Lang, Lauralee Patterson, Brenda Bartlett, Kay Linxwiler, Peggy Kessler, Ianet Zupanci, Donna Warren, Eleanor Cozello, Martha Gage, lean Rae Kirchhoter. 2nd row: Karen Noeckor, Patty Andres, Ieennie I-licks, Kay Leone Wocdrutl, Nancy Atterberry, Edith Chaudoin, Mary lean Hewitt, Pat Clitt, Io Lucille Chase, Iulie Edwards, lerry Cranfield, loan Spinner, Pam McCaw, Carole Henk, Dale Snow, Media Vtfatson, Pam Knostrnan, lanice Parkins Bonnie Bollman, Carroll Anne lrnle, Connie McNelly, Kay Ieanne Lyerla, Diana Basso. fird row: Karon Eliason, Gussie Laurent, Mary Martin, Lee l-lull, Sharon Funk, Beverly Speakrnan, Cheryl Ledlzetter, Rose Tlicrnson, Patty Hassel, Maryorie lvf1'Caw, Phyllis Sarnnizns, Diane Bosf, Mary Munos, Shirley Vtlerner, Ianielle Frkovich, Loretta King. Dorothy Fesser, Christine l.'f1'Lean, Mrs. McCall. 4th row: Richard Butler, Bob Guinn, Charles William Boone, lfziy Watson, Mike Larussa, lim Modla, Shelby Fuller, Kenny Gunn, Pat Marley, Morris McCall, Dean Birzelle, Weston Keepnr, lack Turner, Steven Tuthill, lim Osbgrn, Warren XlVhi'lock, Herman Bellaver, lim Cobetto, Denny Clottelter, Leon Nelson, tim larvis, Bob Fluss, Gary Traylor, Denny Michael, Kelly Long, Iohn Maiors, Charles Dietl, Ichn Barnes. Boone. 99 -as F. H. A. -on Vw PHA. is sponsored by Mrs. Wisdom. During the year they co-sponsor the Winter Formal, have P.l-LA. Day, and present awards at the end ot the year to the girls who earn thern. This year the chapter was hon- ored by havinq their vice president, lulie Edwards, as Sub-section chairman and Section project chairman. Front rsw left if Iijnii Linda Denton, Secretary, fulie Edwards, Vibe Presideni Paniszia Greenzicoi, President, le:-:ell Blanken- ship, Treasurer. Second row: fanrce Newberry, Proect Chair- 'narr Qlznna Kino Historian, Peggy Lewis, Parliazrzentarian- lanise Ruppe, RGGZK-T'iif13H Chairman, lane Iwfeyers: Public Relauoris Chairrnan. First Pens: Lei: rc Picjnt: Marcgare' Close, Barbara Clcse, Linda Denton, lanice Newi.erry, lanise ffirznhirner, Nanfy Wanane fl' nrga King, lean Llerrirnen, lanise Fuppe, Peqqy Lewis, Mrs. ':'.'isLiorrx. Seccnd Cargle 'NrQl:nan, Tatar :rre Hearn, Pang' An iz' s, Bea Bruwn, Saundra llerrir-rs'5ri, Barli Gaithfi-r, Louise Boas, llfnriefta Havrcn, Naonii Slaigel, leg' Hayes, lang' Myfr. 'lltirfl Row: Flosnrriary' llciward, flarntyn Mazzier, Kay liaenny, Paula Mfzore, Karen Noevlcfrr, Lcrefta Kinq, lulie Eciwarfis, Rarnina C,:xIf'Vtll'XJOOlQl, lewfrll H-larrlcenship, Phyllis Hughes, Sharon Burke, Mary Kay Kennedy, Mary Ellen Tlinnipscnn. XA! v F. F.A STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council Officers: Left to Right: lean Ann McCracken, President, lewell Blankenship, Secretary, Pat Chaudoin, Treas- urer, lack Turner, Vice President. The Student Council is the voice of the students at HHS. Elected by the student body, this or- ganization strives to improve our school and community. The Council spon- sored many activities this year including school dances, a Courtesy Campaign, and also sent two members to the State Student Council Convention in Chicago. Under Mr. Tuthill's intelligent and fore- sighted guidance, the Student Council has become one of the most outstanding organizations ot our school. Seated: Left to Bight Carol Sue Best, lanet Pickerill, Kay Leone Woodruff, lewell Blankenship, Patty Chaudoin, lean Ann McCracken, lack Turner, Bob Fluss, Teresa Sherer, Kay lean Lyerla. Standing: Left to Right: Sharon Funk, Kay Linxwiler, Harold Wampler, Doug Butler, David Gibson, Ed Tobias, Mary Beth Linxwiler, Marty Gage, Iudy Woodruff, Iohn Dunkirk, lody Chase, lulie Edwards, Betsy Bliss, Mary lean Hewitt, ludy Vlilson, Mr. Tuthill, Loretta King, Peggy Kessler, Connie McNeely, Morris McCall, lim Myers, Ronnie Brown, Carol Vtfillman. Library Club Officers: Left to Right: Ianice Ruppe, Presi- dentg lewell Blankenship, Vice President: lanet Huber, Treasurer, Nancy Wallace, Secretary. Front Row: Left to Right: Merlene Mundhenk, D' B t N W LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club is a club for all student librarians. The pur- pose ot the organization is to learn about the operation of the library, give daily service to the school, and to recruit students for a library career. The librarians take turns working in the Reading Room, Reference Roorn, and the Library Office. Their positions are changed three or four times a year so that they may learn all the library pro- cedures. The student librarians are under the superior guidance ot Miss Nordsick and Miss Bennet. iane os, ancy allis, Ianice Ruppe, lewell Blankenship, Ianet Huber, Nina Howard, Helen Bourdoumis. Second Row: Left to Right: Gail Roberts, lanice Parkins, Henrietta Havron, Sherry Vogel, Rita Pugh, Mary Hull, Warren Whitlock, Roger McFarlin, David Barker, Martha Vallbracht, Miss Bennet, Martha Eskra, Miss Nordsick Fern Howard, Sharon Lang. G. A. A. The purpose oi GAA. is to stimulate interest in athletics and to standardize ideals of health and sportsmanship. Every girl in school .. is eligible tor membership who earns one hundred points according to the League's Point System and some receive awards based on scholarship, sportsmanship, and health as stated in the League Handbook. GAA. sent representatives to East Bay Camp, Lake Bloomington, illinois. On October 25, Hillsboro was host to eight schools tor a Play Day. Awards won through the point system are: First yearfClass numerals: Second year- School Letters: Third yearf State l 5 Fourth year- State Map. Oftifers, Front Bow, Lett to doin, President, Kay Leone Bow: Pam McCaw, Point Warren, Social Chairman: Betty Chairman, 4.5--V -1 104 , ...fr . y vw. Seated, Front Bow, Leit to Bight: Mary Ann Vfard, Carol Sue Best, lanice Husker, Patsy Washburn, lcdy Chase, lulie Edwards, Karen Boyd, Marilyn Mulling, Sharon Nicol, Kay Jeanne Lyerla, lean Ann McCracken, ludy Hauck, Edie Chaudoin, Sue Robbins. Second Bow: Patty Hassel, Gussie Laurent, Mary lean Hewitt, Phyllis Sattgast, fcdy Vandever, Kelley, Gail Barno, Mary Boyd, Linda Hart, Rosemary lrby, Christy McLean, laiiet Dyicerna, Peggy Martha Esicra, lackie Sheridan, Georgia Sattgast, Sharon Lang, Martha Eskra, Sheri Vogel, Diane Kessler, Mary Krummel. 3d Row: Kay Haenny, lanice Hucker, Marlene Mundhenk, Betsy Bliss, Pant Kncstnian, Ianet Pickcrill, J ?'5H ' W W 'gy w,......'-V - ,w..Wh 12611 Ulf. 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Against a backdrop of a glittering modern tiara, David Gibson placed the coveted crown on the queens head. After the crowning, Queen Ieweil and Co-Captain David Gibson and the 1959 Homecoming court ted the homecoming dance. 099' X jf In 7 fffiiizrzi-A. liuiff lifixvlkirl-flji uw H ll III IIIIA i mul m1 ll II li tc VH nllltl Dui i' fm il lfn' Ju f, , , - A- f-cc EZYHQCCTZTIEZ ,Cliff ..-EI' 'i ilQ'f.fZ El.. I' V H . .,.,,.. cvs' and :Car ,Caine -vera .,er.f,': :r:'.'1n and H S Uv, T lf' --,.-o.., V Jun.. mens ., Jil? 1 Xvailing for the big momfuf . Tha' Ililfujrjmw fnfuy fur Hn' Cnmrzufinu Q CARNIVAL 1959 Q 'M we lfmu tlrrlrllqlnllt' ML 'W'-v l'1u :mf li'Hi114q.' Queen Candidates: Seated First Row: Left to Right: Donna King, Iudy Revisky, Kay leanne Lyerla. Second Row: Lett to Right: Ianet Rickerill, Beverly Bullock, lane Meyers, Third Row: Left to Right: Henrietta Havron, Sharon White, Betty Leu Boiirner. Standing: Lett to Right: lody Vandever, Sharon Nicol, Iewell Blanken- ship, Margaret Close, lean Ann McCracken, Patty Chaudoin. The student body picked our fifteen beautiful candidates to represent the senio As magazine selling began and soliciting tor votes arnong the students commenced, the anxiety began to swell. As the carnival approached, the big question was - WHO? r class. 5 THE QUEENS BALL fl111'1'11 11.111 .XVIII .111.f R11111111 f111g 12 1 5 I 11111111 lf1'1 Q111'111 11.1 11111 .111.l li1'.111l1 11 lI1fl1l1111'11 ll1.Qf1 S1f1111,l 111.1 JUN .111,l IWW l.:11f 11'1t.'1 1111111 l3xf'lcfr1.l fl rum. ffl mfg. I, 11: Vlm l- 1 :li lff-rziifm Ef,QQe'.'f-I, 'flm11'l11r1f1:.i?3'r1:.1' fplmssiy, r ,lrxif-' full 'l'f,r11::1y 11 5 N . .lzxixr :1 .wg 'N and Larzy' ' 11.-' :1 lfuw lflf 1 fin.. 7.. llalfzs, lly'I.I. 1 lfairfzrx gr.: 'l. IT' Ill . Left to Iifylltz Beverly l lL1llr, lK fmfl lVll Illl'y' llrfvxxx, lewell Hldr1lcfr1Sl'11p 1 Il 1 KWFIIIY Gunn, fllufxl rl Wllitee and Limy Reynolds, Derma Kira 1 amfl Duufg Curse 1'-, Kay lean Lyerla and lflarty Wu-lqf-, lfldrqdrut Clnsf- fm l Rennie Erzwm, lu ly' Rf-Vislcy farm f' ry 'fal1Lfe 1. , , ' ' , . f ' 7 'W' 'fs ' A, -VM N 4 Egg? el, 2 1 ' , 4 4 My ,235 WZ v As :he band begat. no play and the beautiful Q Q glrls walked Slywly 3:1353 the flee! to meet their eseerte, the Crewd was awed, by beauty, imc Cgmplete S1l6YlCE-. One ny Cie the :Quit Wes presemed TZ the reilrxrlg queen and finally the greet mziieni irriveel. wut new quee ., erizr -I eers and applause grC .'f.eCi. l XIII! H' 'ffm To entertain the queen, the chorus came forth with some ot its talented people. The vocals were enjoyed by all and will always be remembered by our queen. All The Things You Are and September Song will forever be the favorites of our beautiful queen. How foulnf j'01t look at fum! wifh so nmny lovely girls around? 5. funny, y-W,-Wf.,. I , 'ff Q ,. gf 3 . Q Wx P I in A ,,. fy' f i V TD Y 1, 3- ,y A ly. gy 5 I X Larry Reynolds Sharon White Ronnie Gage Ianet Pickerill it :WM Wm Ronnie Brown Margaret Close COURT OF LOVE AND BEAUTY Doug Gorsaqe Donna King Tony Calufetti Iudy Reviski if .I ,M Q V fn ' ....f,,f Herman Bellaver Iody Vandever Denny Brown Beverly Bullock lim Hallers Iane Meyer fan. Q af Larry Whalen Sharon Nicol 'W Tommy Swarsen Betty Bohmer Tom Reynolds Henrietta Havron Kenny Gunn Iewell Blankenship ,,Qn'2 Ronnie Iohnsey Pat Chaudoin Marty Welge Kay lean Lyerla X OUR MOCK CORCJNATION Tae 333115111371 was falcwes my 51 senior mixer for the Queen, court, and guests. A mack Corouaticn, presented by the Frankenstein Boys, Qffereci refreshing bit of am115er11er1t. The party as was the Ccr3r1aTi3r1, proved 13 be Q success. All hated to see m1dn1gh1 eerie we knew our celebration was over: but riever to be fcrqitten. 1 'I fu l1.1r1k1'r11l11f1liff1' -yu- mi njmrl J fl 11 fW FWW 'Y? I 1v 1 a'Yt 1 v 4 V' an 1 9 ai qv 1 n -ik' v y , . ,. fa ' Hs , 4,11 yi f ub- ' 1 N4 4. .,x i A X uf' I .134 ,Q I A i 1 . 'Pfww I , . Q40 it Jrxw 1 Q 4. fl' 44' 'A f if . I YH W? W 3 fi. T119 frost amtisnhere 3: a W1'W':' Y . Frcllcu set 'he scene for The armua. Se-rriorflunior party Ianuary 24. Hundreds paper srrjwballs Q large paper IQEOC, hams 1:16163 idly sncwrieri and 1:5 blue b grounds carmeci Qui the rzild-wmter their About 100 Coupk-5 avergded and darted dreamy rtiuslc by E111 Lrrggles jrchestra. 9 Hur King uml fgllffil rtlxqu m wwf tjrlt'r1.lu Fragrant lilacs created a romantic aiznosf phere tor the 1959 IunioreSenior Profil, May 2. Girls in pastel formals and their escorts danced away the evening to the Music ot Bill Lingle-'s orchestra. Kenny Gunn and Iewell Blankenship were crowned King and Queen by junior class president, Louis Benassi. The royal pair reigned as the Class of l959 will and prophecy were ready THE J X z'lvf4f iv fmrn, WU' lbrff Kings . . . 4 ,,,,,,.fw-mmmwwufw ff--sf I ,ln Q: n 04' Q n,a a o Ah' lil 'no '- -0,0 Qc' Y' Spanish - Latin Christmas Party The Festive Spanish-Latin Christ- mas party was held December 9. Homemade Christmas cards, candy from the Spanish pihariia, and skits by the club members highlighted the eve- riiriq of Yuletide qaiety. SZ Q z z fu ww, ,Hmm 'ff-. W i.: Wm D 4 is Mm ,.. f - -, .. , ,. ,,, '5 'I 5 l I 5 ' ' 1 ,L .. . I , , J-. Tfiii .slnnv ii fun u1u'I il. Cfli-nz? SADIE HAWKINS Baclcwoods characters had lun qalore ai the Sadie Hawkins sock hop April 3. Hillbilly records, newspaper oornic strips, and refresh- rnents of Kickapoo joy juice hrouqhi oui ihe Doqpaich in everyone. -,J Xl l111t'i A'll'7'07Il' lookin' .1 no ,ff ff, W A M sm .Sf +3 K v' W , . 4 'ff ' s 1D.JlIAl!1Z III flu' .f.1f4. .1r1.l lfvl' wzffu VIJLU nfl. WINTER FORMAL WF. um' um! fwfr ,r1lm'tlm1rlr. WW H X I HI l HI Y N I VICTOR HERBERT'S The 70 voice Chorus, wrth new properties, and new back- qrounds, was out in full force to present the funny and heartwarmirrq story of 5 royal romance in The rrryihroel kiiqdori of Zilovia. fmlfwrfflq lfu'1.1l1mfrx SWEETHEARTS Vfith the hilarious antics ci th? thrc-Q gpicus piigrizzzs, the icvely vcices of the isadiiiq characters, and the excellent direction of Mrs. Bernard Rcippcf the prcductiim ct Sweethearts was 3 ,grsat success. t i Mfr ufwu inn my lltilff VL X Hlilxll III Ll W. L. X w , ' f 2 f 4' 512, l ggfffs, ' X M2 11 f ww , E -pg? .F f T:'Q'1 W ' is fm: . -Q . 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THE UNGUIDED MISS The Unguided Miss, a hilarious pre- family quite exciting. Under the excellent duciicn by William Davidson, tells the direction of Mrs. Neylen, the seniors 'icpening story of Lucia, a beautiful young Italian ex- night was a huge success, and was enicyed change student, and Rupert, a srnart Ge-rrnar. by everyene who attended. exchange student, who find life in an American nnuni fllldllj' Ll7'I'l!A'C lllltlilllllitiliiititil Di lung iIH'i!kX H nrifi ul uliifrurl On May 26, a capacity crowd watched as ll7 seniors filed across the stage to receive their diploa mas. The moment had arrived at last. After four years of struggle the seniors had finally achieved their goal. Old memories and new fears stirred in the mind of each as he took his step into the unknown future. He was saddened by the thought that this graduation night was the last that the entire Class of i959 would spend together. But each senior treasured in his heart the hope that all his classmates would realize their fondest dreams. ,Q . y. 5 A '4 4 fi QQ. bf X ' W A 1 a. ,Q Q . 5 Q' 21+ er 5 f if 4 E1 ,' I , ' 'Q-. ?l:'f N',zfff'xff A ,A f 1' 15, HT , Hz' ' T' I 22,1 5 , . f f J ' -,.,., - s - I Azkl 5 ,AAAZ,.. - if-3' 5 '2iJ3H:' .i1EL- aff? 7 ' Q ag 4 1 fi Q 5 , gl ,.: l s gg - 5' s V Ls! K 'gf ' E 'W ,ivy : Yff-Zi! I ' f Ji? 75 , L px, gina - ' ,aw Z 4 1 5' 1 Q1 f, , D-, , . Q , 5. zyfw . ff I ,. ,J 5, f, , QW,-3, 4, , V- uf 53, 97 INDEX TO STUDENTS A Adams, Ethel lean 52 Adams, Mary Ann 52 Anderson, Elizabeth lane 40, 97 Andres, Patricia Ioyce 40, 99, 100 Arney, Martha Elizabeth 91, 92, 97, 105, 114, 129, 131 Arnold, Patsy Lee 27, 139 Atterberry, Nancy Sue 5, 40, 90, 98, 99, 105, 111, 130 Atterberry, Robert David 52, 60, 61, 69, 90 Austin, Sharon Lee 46 B Banchi, Larry Edward 47, 63, 66, 69, 70, 73, 74, 78, 81 Baran, Mary Caroline 11, 27, 90, 91, 115, 118, 138 Barham, lerry A. 40 Barker, David Lee 52, 97, 98, 103 Barnes, lohn Irvin 52, 92 Barno, Gail Kay 27, 105 Bartlett, Brenda Mae 40, 96, 99, 131, 139 Basso, Diana Sue 47, 99 Bauer, Gerald Reinec 52, 66, 78 Baueher, Linda Sue 40 Beam, Marjorie Ann 41, 100 Beeler, Dennis M. 47 Belcher, Walter Maurice Bellaver, Herman Lewis 114.117, 123, 127,131 Benassi, August Louis 10, 41, 63, 64, 78, 98, 131 Bennett, Mary Kathleen 92 Bergman, Carl Robert 53 Berton, Ronald lean 52, 69, 75, 76, 77, 97 Best, Carole Sue 4, 40, 79, 86, 102, 104, 131 9, 26, 27, 99, 109, Betterton, Richard Allen 52, 78 Birzele, Dean 10, 40, 63, 66, 99 Blackburn, lanice Kay 47, 94, 95 Blackburn, Maurice Gene 52 Blankenship, Carolyn Sue 52 Blankenship, Denver Eugene 47 Blankenship, Grace lewell 27, 100, 102, 103,1l0,1l1,112,115,117,125,130 Blankenship, William Edward 27 Bledsaw, Ray Allen 47 Bliss, Betsy Louise 11, 40, 86, 89, 90, 96, 99, 102, 104, 133 Boas, Louise Mildred 47, 100 Boas, Mariorie Rosemary 40 Bohmer, Betty Lou 27, 90, 98, 115, 116, 117, 124, 137, 138, 141 Bohmer, Charles Thomas 52, 55, 78, 79, 91, 92,97,l14,133 144 lfollman, Bonnidee Helena 27 Bone, lames Lee 40 Bonetto, lames 46, 78, 79 Boone, Charles Allen 40, 96, 99, 138 Boone, William Lee 41, 90, 96, 99, 138 Bost, Diana Sue 46, 99, 1C3 Bost, lanet Gail 47 Bourdoumis, Helen Kay 87, 89, 105 Bourdoumis, Nick 1. 41, 45, 52, 63, 66, 75 97,103,131, 177 Boyd, Karen Kay 40, 91, 92, 104 Boyd, Mary Frances 27, 94, 95, 105 Boyd, Ronnie Lee 53, 69, 77 Bradish, Clayton Ray 27 Brohammer, Ronald George 53, 87 Brown, Barbara 92, 93 Brown, Bea Kay 40, 94, 95, 100 Brown, Ralph Dennis 27, 63, 66, 81, 113, 114, 117, 123 Brown, Ronald Scott 27, 90, 98, 114, 116 117,122,126,131,138,140,141 Bullington, lohn Thomas 47, 69, 87 Compagni, loann Marie 41 Compagni, lim Lee 28, 51 Connor, Mary 97 Conway, Thomas loseph 47 Coss, Curt Vern 47 Counts, Joseph Otis 47 Cozzello, Benny A. 40 Eleanor Mae 52, 94, 95, 99 Craig, Clare Louise 46 Cranfill, Ierry Lee 40, 99 Cozzello. Crisfield, Criswell. Carol Ellen 46 Harry LeRoy 98 Crites, Dale loseph 53 Crites, Rosalie 40, 92 Cruthis, Kenny Eugene 47 Cumpton, Nancy Kay 29 Cunningham, Melvin Lee 47, 90, 98 Currie, lohn E. 40 Curtis Evelyn Kay 47, 97 D Dahler, Gene C. 29 Dammann, Dale Lynn 29, 70 Bullock, Beverly Kay 28, 29, 92, 105, 110, 111 1 3 115 123 1, ,117, Bunton, Connie Lou 40 Burke, Sharon lo Ann 40, 100 Burris, Norma 40 Butler, Douglas Kaiser 11, 40, 63, 80, 92 102 Butler, Leonard Charles 10, 41, 64 Butler, Richard Max 52, 99 Butryn, Lois 97 Byers, Linda Louise 47 Byers, Russell Dale 52 C Calufetti, Dennis P. 41, 70, 72, 75, 77 Caluietti, Tony L. 28, 70, 72, 77, 114. 123 Campbell, Mary lane 47 Campbell, Harold Lee 28, 90, 139 Carlock, Evelyn Marie 40 Carlyle, loyce Ann 47 Casey, Florence Kay 28 Cassidy, Don O. 28 Caulk, Larry L. 40 Caulk, Lonnie Eugene 47, 52 Caulk, Chase, Lynn Edward Io Lucile 11, 40, 41, 93, 99, 102 117, Danielson, Robert Leo 47 Denton, Linda Marie 29, 100 Dietl, Charles loseph 53, 99 DiDonato, Charles Steve 4, 41 Dilley, Darrell Charles 52, 92 Dobrinic, David Charles 52, 69, 92, 93 Dodd, Morris B. 41, 80, 92, 96, 97, 132, 139 Dodd, Sherrin Lee 52, 55, 87, 97, 104, 115, 131, 136 Dolan, lohn Charles 41, 90, 118 Dolash, Roger Lee 52 Downs, Grace Marie 29, 52 Doyen, David Meinard 47 Doyen, ludith Marie 52 Drum, Danny Rex 53, 69, 75, 76, 77, 97 Dunkirk, Iohn Leadwell 26, 29, 63, 64, 65, 70, 73, 90, 98, 102, 113, 120, 121, 129, 131, 137 Durbin, Gary Edward 30, 62 Durbin, Ralph Gene 47, 75 Dykema, lanet Lynn 52, 53, 87, 90, 92, 97, 105 E Eaton, Charles Lee 47 Edwards, David Charles 41 Edwards, Donald Paul 30 104, 114 Chaudoin, Edith Marie 40, 92, 99, 105 Chaudoin, Patricia Ann 28, 89, 92, 93, 95 98, 102, 105, 115, 117, 125, 137, 138, 140 141 Christin, Eldon Glade 47, 93 Christy, Kenny A. 41, 63 Chumley, Norman Richard 28 Chumley, Rocky Harold 46 Claxon, Carole 1. 41 Claybrook, Beatrice 28, 72 Claybrook, Frank loseph 46, 62, 65, 66, 69 75, 78, 79 Clift, Patricia Dawn 41, 86, 92, 93, 99, 105 Clift, Pamela Rae 52, 53, 87, 92, 97, 105 Close, Barbara Anne 9, 26, 90, 92, 95, 98, 100, l14,119, 128, 138,139 Close, Margaret Mary 28, 92, 95, 97, 98 100, 115, 116, 117, 122 Clotfelter, lohn Dennis 47, 90, 92, 93, 99, 139 Clotfelter, Mary Ellen 47 Cobetto, lim E. 41, 99 Cobetto, Ronny Michael 47 Cole, lim Eugene 28 Collins, Bradley Don 41 Collins, lohn Michael 47, 87 f'o1lman, Helen Maxine 52 Edwards Gary Dean 30 Edwards lulia Catherine 41 104 Edwards Larry Gene 41 Edwards, Mildred Faye 46 Eickholi, lames L. 46 Eickhoff, William Lewis 42 x 7 100. 102, f 'il 42 3 I ' 1 13, 74, 78, 79, 102, 113, 116,126,131 INDEX TO STUDENTS Elam, Nancy Carol 52, 94, 95 Eliason, Karen Olga 52, 99 Ellington, Richard Lee 52 Elliott, Gary Andress 46 Elmore, Arthur F. 30 Elmore, Robert A. 30, 118 Elmore, Larry Eugene 52 Eskra, Margaret Karen 46, 47, 91, 92, 104 114 Eskra, Martha Alice 46, 90, 99, 103, 104 Evans, Richard Kenneth 46 Everett, Frank L. 47 F Ferrari, Willard Leroy 47 Fesser, Dorothy Marie 47, 87, 99 Finch, Marilyn Sue 42 Flowers, Tony Allen 53 Fluss, Robert D. 47, 69, 78, 91, 92, 93, 99 102, 126, 132, 138, 139 Foghe, Michael Wayne 46 Frain, lane Ann 46 Fravala, Connie lean 52, 53, 87, 97, 105 137 Frkovich, lanielle Ann 42, 99, 133 Fuller, Alice Deanne 53 Fuller, Donna Ruth 30 Fuller, Larry Drex 42 Fuller, Harry Rex 42 Fuller, Patsy Sue 53 Fuller, Shelby Lee 42, 99 Funk, Sharon Sue 46, 87, 99, 102, 105 Funk, Mike Colin 31 G Gage, Mary Martha 5, 46, 60, 87, 89, 90, 99,102, 105,108,111 Gage, Ron Lee 31, 62, 63, 70, 79, 114, 116, 117, 122, 128 Gaither, Barbara Ann 53, 100 Gannon, lohnny E. 46 Gansner, Mabel Loree 46 Garland, Darrell Raymond 53 Garland, Larry Dean 52 Garvin, Dorothy lrene 52 Garvin, William Thomas 43 Garwood, Leslie Allen 47 Gates, Rose Marie 31, 104 Gibson, David Arthur 31, 55, 63, 64, 70, 72, Gifford, Ierry Leroy 52, 98 Gifford, lesse Lee 47 Glass, Billie lean 10, 47, 90 Glass, Robert 47 Goodson, Tom Ross 43, 63, 64 Gorsage, David Douglas 31, 98, 117, 123 Govaia, Freddie Gene 42, 90, 139 Graham, Carole Darlene 52 Graham, Larry D. 48 Grantham, Dennis Berton 31 Grantham, Thomas Curtis 52, 53, 97 Greek, Michael Dale 48 Green, Carol Ann 49 Green, Patsy Lee 42, 90, 115, 131, 137 Green, Sharon Kaye 49, 90 Greenwood, Ramona Louise 31, 99, 100 Greenwood, Ronnie Ray 49 Groves, Bernard Louis 53 Groves, Vonda Lee 31 Gualandi, Gary Dean 53 Gualandi, Lewey Allen 42 Guinn, Robert O. 42, 90, 99 Guinn, William Kenneth 53 Gunn, Bruce Dale 42, 70, 77 Gunn, Kenneth Maxwell 31, 55, 62, 63, 86, 91, 93, 96, 98, 99, 113, 114, 117, 125, 130 133 Gunn, Earl Thomas 49, 69, 92 H Haenny, Marilyn Kay 4, 53, 100, 104 Hall, Iames Bryce 11, 29, 31, 96 Halleman, Lee Gilbert 42 Hallers, Iames L. 31, 89, 95, 96, 97, 98, 106,117,124,126,131, 136,143 Halers, Patricia G. 49, 87 Hamilton, William P. 49, 62, 78 Hancock, Naomi Mae 53 Hancock, Paul R. 49 Harding, lames L. 48, 69 Hart, Linda Ann 31, 105, 147 Hartel, Leroy Franklin 54 Hartman, Theodore Lee 32 Harvey, Edwina Ann 43, 45, 94, 95 Harvey, Glenda Gale 43, 94, 95 Hassel, Patricia Ann 48, 87, 90, 92, 99, 134 Hatcher, Dee Anna 54 Havron, Charles William 49 Havron, Henrietta 1. 32, 100, 103, 115, 117, 125 Havron, Karen Fay 54 Havron, Ronald G. 49 Hauck, ludy Rice 42, 86, 90, 92, 96, 97. 103, 114, 129, 131, 139 Hawkins, Herbert Ivan 32 Hayen, William Bob 54, 69, 75, 78 Hayes, Harold Leon 54 Hayes, loy Marie 4, 32, 87, 100, 105 Hayes, Kay Alice 32, 104 Susan A. 49 97 Hayes, , Heath, Mary C. 42, 45, 90, 105 Heath, Michael Francis 46, 49, 75, 80, 92. 97 Heller, Bonnie Iune 42, 92, 114, 139 Hempkin, Terry 42 Henderson, Saundra Kay 49, 94, 95, 100 Hennings, William Andrew 54 Henry, Mike A. 42 Herman, Vivian Kay 49 Hersch, Charlotte Ann 55, 87, 89, 90, 92. 97, 105 Hersch, Glenn Ralph 42, 78, 79, 90, 92, 93, 97, 126, 132, 138 Hewitt, Mary lean 43, 86, 89, 92, 99, 102, 104, 128, 131,139 Hicks, Lois leanne 49, 99, 104, 137 Hiller, ludith Ann 32, 92, 105 Hitt, Herman Gene 55 Holloway, Richard lames 48 Holsapple, Forrest E. 32, 80, 86, 92, 96, 98. 131 Hooks, ludy Sharon 54 Hosto, Howar Howar Howar Richard Herbert d, Fern Ellen 103 d, Nina Marie 103 d, Rosemary Frances 54, 100 Howard, Russell Dale 54 Howard, Virgie May 32 Huber, Charles Nash 32, 62, 66, 115, 131 Huber, Clarence Frances 54 Huber, Deanna Donnis 10, 48 Huber, lanet Kay 54, 94, 95, 103 Huber, lerry Pat 46, 49, 51, 75, 76, 77, 91 92,97,99, 114, 131.138, 139 Huber, Huber, lesse Ramon 43 Randy 49,69 Hucker, Danny Robert 49, 51, 92 Hucker, lanice K. 49, 89, 104 Huges, Larry Dean 49 Hughe s, Phyllis G. 42, 100 Hull, Diana Lee ll, 49, 99, 104, 132, 133 Hull, Mary T. 32, 103 Hunter, Earl Eugene 54 Hunter, Leo Delviri 49 Hurst, lohn Thomas 42, 80, 87, 91, 92, 93, 97,114,129 Hurst, Susan 32, 92 I lmle, Carroll Ann 55, 87, 89, 90, 92, 99, 105 Irby, Rosemary 32, 94, 95, 165 I larvis, lames Lee 48, 99 lenkins, Larry Lee 49 lenkins, Marvin Carl 55 lennings, William Roy 54 lohnsey, Ronnie Taylor 33, 90, 98, 106, 114, 117, 125, 126, 127, 129, 131 lones, Harold David 54 jones, lanice Kay 42 lones, Larry 49 lones, Stephen V. 42 lorn, Kenny H. 49 lurgena, Betty lean 33 lurgena, ludith Lee 54 K Karnes, Ralph Edward 49 Keepper, Weston Smalley 43, 63, 66. 90. 92, 99, 131 Keith, lanice Kay 49 Kelly, Diana lean 33, 94, 95, 105 Kennedy, Mary Kay 54, 100 Kenney, lames Clinton 43 Kesky, Rose Marie 54 Kessinger, Geraldine loann 49 Kessler, Patsy Ann 54, 79, 87, 89, 99, 105 Kessler, Peggy lean 54, 89, 99, 102, 105 Kieslar, George Robert 33, 63, 64, 70, 96 Kimbro, lacob Andrew 43 Kirnbro, lames Lester 54 King, Donna Marie 33, 96, 100, 102, 115, 117, 123, 131 King, Loretta Mae 43, 96, 99, 100, 131 Kirchhofer, Ieanne Rae 49, 87, 92, 99, 104 Knight, Barbara lean 48 Knostman, Pamela Ann 43, 96, 104, 139 Krummel, Mary Helen 54, 87, 89, 97, 105 I. Lang, lames Ora 48 Lang, Sharon Lee 48, 99, 103 Langford, Anita Eloise 43 Langley, Donald Dean 54 LaRussa, Michael Vlayne 48, 99 Laurent, Augusta May 48, 99, 104 Laurent, lerry Eugene 42 Ledbetter, Cheryl Elizabeth 54, 93 Lee, Gloria Ellen 48 Leitschuh, Ierry L. 42, 63, 65, 76, 77, 105, 130, 137 Lemon, lim Carson 33, 63, 66, 97, 141 145 INDEX TO STUDENTS Lentz, Fioyd Lee 54 Lentz, Shirley lean 49, 91, 92, 93, 97, 114 Lewey, Caryle Kay 49 Le'.'.'ey, lane! Kay 49 Lewis, Peqqy Ann 34, 100 Libbey, Nancy Marie 42 Linxwiler, Kay Lynette 54, 90, 99, 102, 104 Linxwiler, Mary Beth 49, 87, 99, 102, 105 Loqsdon, Toby David 48, 49, 97 Lohman, Vlilliam Euqene 48, 97 Long, Kelly Dean 54, 92, 99 Loucks, Lloyd Douglas 54 Luck, Roscoe Henry 34, 81 Lyerla, Kay leanne 9, 26, 34, 86, 89, 91, 93, 96, 99, 102, 105, 110,111,113, 115. 117, 119, 121, 125, 128,130, 131,141 Lynch, Arthur Lamar 54 Lynch, Barbara Ann 42 Lyttaker, Donald Leroy 54 Mc McBroorn, Charles A. 43 McCall, Michael D. 48, 97 McCall, Morris A. 43, 96, 98, 99, 162 McCallum, Bill loe 54 McCaw, Marjorie Alice 4, 10, 48, 99, 104, 132, 133 McCaw, Pamela Arlene 43, 96, 99, 131, 133 McCracken, lean Ann 5, 26, 34, 60, 61, 98, 102,105,110,111,113, 115 116 119 120, 121, 140, 141, 143 McCracken, Mary Elizabeth McCullah, Carl Euqene 48 McFar1in, Roqer Carroll 54, 103 McGill, Ralph Dean 48 McLean, Christine 54, 89, 90, 92, 99, 105, 106 34, 96, E8 McLean, Thomas Taylor 55, 98 McNeely, Connie Sue 55, 87, 98, 99, 102 McPherson, Betty Lou 43 M Maccanelli, Georgia lean 49 Madden, Dawn Lynn 55 Mayors, lon Allan 55, 99 Maninficr, Gary loe 43, 77 Martell, Mary lo 9, 34, 105 Marley, Patrick Edward 99 Maronev, Carol Ann 55 Martin, Mary Kathryn 49, 99, 105 May, larnes Dale 35, 92, 93, 101 May, lanet Louise 54, 92 May, Ronnie Lamont 43 Maze, Leonard Lee 54, 97 Mazzier, Carolyn Ann 4, 54, 100, 104 Mehochko, lames Edward 55, 87 146 Merriman, Beverly lean 35, 100 Merriman, Robert Glenn 55 Meyer, Donald Ray 55 Mey er, Kenneth Edward 35 Meyer, Robert Arthur 35 Meyer, Susan lane 35, 92, 96, 99, 100, 115, 117, 119, 124 Meyer, William Paul 55 Meyers, Carol Elaine 35 Michael, Amy Louise 51, 90, 97 Michael, Dennis loe 55, 99 Michels, Elaine Lois 45, 97, 105 Micnhimer, lanice Lavina Lois 35, 100 Milavec, Charlotte Marie 44, 97, 105 ivfcdla, james Ronald 51, 99 Moore, Grace Marie 55 Moore, Paula Ann 50, 100 Moroney, Larry William 35, 54 Morrison, Barbara Ann 44 Motycka, Richard Kelly 44 Mullen, Leslie Clarence 48 Mullins, Marilyn Alice 10, 35, 90, 105, 114, 139, 141 Mundhenk, Merlene 50, 87, 103, 104, 108, 111 Munos, Mary lane 56, 87, 99, 104 Muse, Sandra Ann 44, 45, 92, 105 Myers, lames Franklin 42, 43, 49, 80, 91 92,93,97, 102,114 N Nanole, Michael Patrick 51 lleely, Mike Leonard 51, 66 Neely, Mike Wayrie 35, 118 Nelson, Leon Guy 56, 99 Nouniann, Rodney Eugene 35 Newberry, lanice Ruth 35, 100 Redman, Robert Eugene 44 Reeves, Prod Orville 56 Redfern, Alloert Alan 36, 92, 93, 141 Revisky, ludith Ann 36, 115, 117, 123, 131 Reynolds, Clarence Thomas 36, 117, 125 134 Reynolds, 1-larold A. 51 Reynolds, Carol Ann 57 Reynolds, Larry Edward A a6,114,117,122 134 Rnoads, Barbara lc 51 Rlioads, lanel R. 44 Robbins, Gene 45 Robbins, Sue Ellen 45, 105 Roberts, Annetta Gail 44, 92, 103 Roberts, Charles Wesley 57 Roberts, lanet Mayine 56 haron Marie 35, 105, 110, lll, 113 115,117,124,140,141 Noecker, Karen Cecile 45, 99, 100 Nicol, S Nowlarr, Charles Avis 36 Nowian, Henry Dale 51 Novvlan, lla Roberta 55 O Cindrey, Kenny Paul 45 Ondrey, Lonnie Charles 51 Cndrey, Norrnan Carl 36, 63, 66 Osborn, lames Maurice 55, 99 Otter, Robert Turner 51 Overton, Roy 55 P Robinson, Sharon Ann 51 Rank, Carole Kay 51, 90, 99 Root, Norma lean 56, 94, 95 Royer, Doris Marie 51 Ruppe, lanice Kay 37, 100, 103 Russell, Howard 56 Russell, lchn Richard 44 Rutherford, Marie Lenord 56 S Saathoff, Dan Keith 56 Saathoff, Eldon Garry 51, 98 Saathoff, Edwin L. 51 Samrnons, Phyllis Diane 50, 87, 93, 99, 104 106, 132 Sattqast, Georgia May 47, 50, 87, 97, 98 104 Sattqast, Phyllis Ann 37, 90, 98, 104 Scobell, Mary Ellen 51 Schafer, Edward Charles 44, 98 Schoen, Nelson Harold 56, 98 Scott, Charles Lindell 51, 97 Scott, Mary Deon 51 Sears, Sandra Kay 44 Sellers, Donald Leon 57 Sellers, Ronald Ray 51 Seward, Michael Howard 37 Shannon, Gary Lee 44, 77 Shepherd, Robert Byron 44, 90, 98 51, 97, 104 Sheridan, lackelyn Lorine Snerer, Theresa loan 37, 86, 102, 131 Sliinn, lane Elizabeth 57, 67, 89, 105 Shipman, Marion Lee 56, 98 Shoemaker, Alwilia lane 45 Shore, 1511105 Robert 45 Palleva, Marcia Lizalueth 44 Parkins, lanice lanine 36, 103 Parola, lohn Tony 56, 69, 75, 78, 79 Patterson, Clarence Raymond 57 Patterson, Lauralee 57, 87, 99, 104 Payne, Donna Eilen 56, 99 Payne, 1-larvey Gene 36, 63, 66, 76, 77 Payne, Kathy M. 90 Pence, David Rowley 44, 78, 91, 92, 114 Perfetti, Roy 44 Petcher, Tom 51 Petra, Nancy lean 56 Pickel, Patricia Skiaron 51 Pickeri11,1anetKay 36, 102, 115, 117, 122 Porklinqton, Sharon Ann 56, 92, 97, 105 Pryor, Charles Leonard 56 ltllflll, Nancy Belle 36, 103 Purrh, Rita, Eloronrro 50 R Ratezrnann, Robert Chuck Raterrnann, Roberta Lee 56 Ray, Louis Arthur 36, 98 Ray, Louise M, 44 Siener, Charlotte Ruth 44 Simonin, lolin Martin 44, Skinner, Arthur Lon 56 Slaqel, larnes 51, 56 Slaqel, Naomi Lucille 37, Slifka, Katherine lane 37, Smith, Florence Marie 44 Smith, Lynn Edu-:ard 37 Smith, Russell Allen 51 .45,104,131 92,93,114 90, 100, 139 96, 105 . 32 Snow, Norma Dale 56, 99, 104 Speakman, Beverly Ann Spears, Patsy Ann 50 Soencer, Sandra Henrietta 92, 56, 99 50 Spinner, loan Eloise 44, 92, 96, 99 Spinner, loiin Paul 56 Spinner, Shirley May 51 Stark, Ronald Lee 45 Stephenson, Roi erta E, fi 8110, 114, 139 Swarsen, Ronald lean 57, 87, 92, 93, 97 Swarsen, Torn Eric 38, 86. 86, 89, 92, 95 96, 97, 116, 117, 119, 124, 131, 140 141, 143 T Taulbee, lack Rufus 51 INDEX TO STUDENTS Terneus, Thomas 51, 63, 69, 70, 77 Thacker, lerry Ann 51 Thacker, loel Dean 51, 63, 66, 69, 75, 77 Thacker, Lee Kenneth 38 Tharp, Alvin loseph 38 Thomson, Mary Ellen 56, 100 Thomson, Rose Ann 51, 99 Tidwell, Carroll Vernon 50, 92, 93 Tobias, Edward 11, 38, 98, 102, 131, 136 Tonievi, Conda loseph 56 Traylor, Gary Russell 53, 56, 90, 99 Tucker, Larry William 50 Turner, lohn Howard 41, 45, 70, 90, 91, 92, 93, 99, 102, 114, 131, 133 Tuthill, Stephen Ernest 45, 90, 91, 92, 114, 138 V Vallbracht, Martha Amelia 56, 103 Vandever, Ioanne Keys 9, 39, 98, 104, 115, 117, 123,129, 141,143 Vise, Leland Howard 57, 69, 75 Vogel, Gary 50 Voqel, Sheri Marian 57, 103, 104 Voyles, Ruth Ann 50 W Wallace, Nancy lo 39, 92, 100, 103 Wallace, Patricia Kay 45, 92 Wampler, Harold Ray 57, 69, 70, 80, 97, 102 99, INDEX TO Adams, Georgia 21, 30 Bennett, Muriel 21, 103 Cairns, Dorothy 21, 48, 104 Ceney, Frank 21, 49, 57, 136 Cohcon, Donald E. 21, 48 Cornett, Hicks 21, 43, 80, 86, 136 De-ffley, Harry 21, 51 Evans, losephine 21, 30 Grotts, Claude 22, 44 Helms, Paul 22, 101, 128, 136 Hoffman, Mildred 8, 22, 43 Loqsdon, Phil 22, 57 McCall, Marianne 22, 48, 99 Mclntyre, Earl 22, 30, 69 Macbeth, Marion 22, 48 Neylon, Alice B. 22, 43, 141 Ward, Mary Ann, 45, 90, 104 Warren, William Thcmas 57 Warren, Donna Marlene 50, 99 Vtfarren, Wilberta Ann 39, 141 Washburn, Patricia lean 44, 139 87, 96, 104 'v'v'atson, Earl LeRoy 57, 99 Watson, Media Eileen 44, 99 Welqe, Louis Martin 29, 39, 51, 55, 62, 63, 81 91 92 95 96 8 105 114 1 1 ,9, , ,16,17 121,125, 130,140,141 Werner, Anna Marie 39 VVerner, Shirley Ann 50, 99 Westbrook, Robert Louis 44 Whalen, Larry R. 39, 62, 80, 137 113,117,124 Whalen, Linda Marie 51 White, Alice Marie 51 White David Lee 51 White Donna Fay 51, 94, 95 White, Gordon Earl 44 White Mary Edna 45 White, Michael Bruce 55, 57, 80, 90, 92 93, 108 White, Nelson Eugene 56 White, Sharon Mae 39, 115, 117, 122 1Nhite, Thomas Earl 56 Vtfhitehead, Richard Louis 39, 98 Whitlock, Warren Glen 56, 90, 92, 99, 103 139 Vfhitman, Robert 45 FACULTY Nordsick, Katherine 23, 57, 97, 103 Ott, Arthur L, 23, 48, 62, 69, 71 Pence, Rowley 23, 91, 92, 93, 114 Poos, Virginia 23, 57 Rademacher, L. E, 23, 43, 96 Rappe',1oan 23 Sawyer, Wayne 23, 70, 75, 77 Sievers, Manford 23, 43, 98 Stretch, Dale 24, 57, 128 Urbancek, Andrew 24, 30 Warmann, Robert 24, 48, 106, 114,136 Wethinqton, Ruth 24 'JVie1and, Ruth 40 Whitten, Myrtie 24, 87 Wisdom, Mary lane 24, 48, 100 Zimmerman, jack P. 24, 48 BOARD OF EDUCATION Wampler, Harold tPresidenf1 18 Rundquist, Iohn tSecretaryl 18 Whitten, Harold 18 Turner, Howard 18 Butler, Elbert 18 Daqon, William 18 Purcell, William 18 Vlfhitworth, William 1, 39 'iVilbourn, Larry Ray 50 William, Clayola Gay 56 Wilkinson, Connie lean 50 Vfilkinscri, Gary Leroy 45 Williams, Harold David 57 Williams, lva Emoline 50, 91, 92, 93, 105, 1 14 Williams, Michael Henry 50, 75 Williamson, Gary Ray 50, 69 Willman, Carole Elaine 57, 78, 100, 102 Vtfiliman, 11Vi1liam B. 39 W'i1son, ludith Ann 5, 46, 51, 60, 61, 87, 97,l02,105,111,130,137 Windels, William 39, 63, 65, 72, 80, 90, 96, 113, 139 Wood, Nancy Naoine 45 Woodruff, ludith Ann 51, 87, 97, 102, 104, 105, 131 Woodruff, Kay Leone 4, 45, 90, 96, 99, 100, 102,105, 131,133 Wriqht, Larry 1. 39 Y Young, lean Susanne 51 Younq, ludy Ann 57, 90, 91, 98, 130, 131 Younf' William Kent 57 Yount, Bonnie lune 51 Z Zupanci, Janet Kay 57, 87, 90, 99, 104 OFFICE STAFF Draper, Thelma tSecretary, Superintendenfs officel 19 Stoneburner, Sheila CSecretary, Superintend- ent's officel 19 Drum, Sharon lean tSecretary, Principals officel 20 EMPLOYEES Coderkc, Anthony 25 Fritz, Walter 25 Gunn, Ann 25 ADMINISTRATION Onim P6111 25 Paterson, Richard 25 Sears, Carrie 25 BGGHQ, DOH tSup-erintendentl 18, 19, 96 Vfhite, lames W, 25 Tkltliill, E. Ernest 1Principal,1 14, 26, 96, 102 Whitlock, Gertrude 25 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1 1 5 W1Sh 5 ic tum Q Q 4 Q wa . b wpgny PEW Lass of Wag Per Prmtmg Cam pany Mrs H over and her sraps and MISS F ans for h r portraus sp hawks t MdI1yIl Fluss Bcnm I 0 W G If E h ner P Q if r G: 148 I I I I U Q Q C I C Q Q Q O 0 0 0 0 0 0 C C C U C U C T1G'Hm 'taif GE' , w k N'f1l1X ' ggalcgple that Eiehyfs-d, iii ETIY Smixll y, Illfikfx ' 'hm ook 5 51153955 Thanks tg IQQ Srcice gf Payne Enqrav111,3 COLE , . , 'o, f Ev Q ' . A 961131 X 3 l' , 'P Tu HCI, Pat Chiud B,t1' it I' - hyllis' Sattizfhji, Th'2f 2S.x S1 P er farmfi S1191 ilavm. .