Pinckneyville High School - Pyramid Yearbook (Pinckneyville, IL)

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JIUNTIURS CLASS OFFICERS Presldent oan Bommerschenn VICC Pres1dent Bejo Rxtter Secretary Lesl1e Dean Werner Treasurer Martha Cagle Student Councll Representatlves Betty Dry Pansy Chppard Sponsor Mxss Bobb1e McNeal Fxont Rovs Belo Rutter joan Bommerschelm Martha Cagle Back Rovs M1ss B0bblC McNeal Sponsor Ltsht Dean Werner Betty Dry mto the place whlch they have left for us We hope that We fill thxs vacancy as well as they have We have several thmgs to be proud of thls year One thmg 15 the Jumor Prom Hawauan Paradlse Every Iunlor worked hard on thls prom and We hope the Senxors enjoyed It as much as we enpoyed gettlng mt ready We wlsh to express our thanks and gratltude to our sponsor Mlss Bobble McNeal and to her two asslstant sponsors Mxss Bessle Marne Rltchey and Mrs Kathryn DRVIS Page Tvs enty four Q f: ' ' . , , - . The Seniors have moved ahead and we, the Juniors, are ready to step , . . A , . . pi 7 . , K . K , .i . .

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little curl in his hair He IS sure Lois will like him just as well without it Bill Nes bitt wishes to spread his mighty brain power around among the teachers To anyone fool enough to want it Mar garet Iacoby leaves her inspired playing of Chopsticks Kenneth Frassato forsakes his seat in Psychology He feels he already knows too much about the brain Pat Wright leaves a grin on the face of everyone who knew her To Ira Rushing goes Dean Crumbachers eagerness to do things yust right ean Cuccatti wills her neat ap pearance to a few well known individuals who need it badly Paul Dempsey passes on a warning to all students Bring your report card back to school on time To the yanitors go all the pencils that Phyllis Epplin could never find Virginia Dempsay leaves her d1mple to Ken neth Beck Upon Brat Stanton Dorothy Egbert bestows her Toni waves Jackie Ulrich sets up as an example of how to carry on for all seniors to come Vir and say it effectively to JoAnn Kane To Jane Edwards w1th tenderest regards goes jim Schochs gentle falsatto voice Virginia Epplm and Clara Mae Flure pass on their brilliant Columbus method of typing to Betty Wright and Phyllis Renni son Bobbie Fewell gives to Alfred Gold man her white boots She thinks he ll look just dandy in them To Janet Frassato Barbara Reith relinquishes her Standing Room Only on the bus Dale W1lll2mS leaves a small portion of the side of his face to anyone who happens to find it He lost it in a collision with a race track To Viola Bochantin Elsie Goldman wills her numerous boy friends Florence Lam berts hustling bustling capability goes to Nelson Moore with her compliments Pat Martin leaves a locker complete with run ning mice for little sister Shirley LaV1na Welsch happily relmquishes her typewriter She now has Eddie to pound on In Barbara Ponmski s hands Bob Tanner leaves his heart Martha Wheatley surrenders to Miss Mc Neal a badly battered hockey stick To Mr Maloney goes Bob Hubler s red necktie the one with the gravy spot Upon some future shorthand students Nancy Slnger bestows an ink spattered desk Her foun tain pen leaks Mervin Gossman transfers to Roger Craig his never ending smile T Buddy Rule Peggy Kellerman wills her skill as a driver Louise Kellerman leaves her school girl figger to Donald Braun Tommie Agee and Jim McCrary leave nothmg behind They are going on to greater things T Mauna Loa Rumon Melba Kellerman leaves her dread of report card day Gene Krug wills his suspenders to Veronica Poiter T Don Hardin goes ack Jones mass of mus cles Maxine Hester transfers a but of her ability as a volleyball player to Robert Faust Upon Lora Lewis Shirley Taylor bestows her ability to flirt with her eyes Albert Kellerman and LaVern Heggemier harmon IZC on Loyalty and leave it echoing through the halls for all future students to hear Joyce Margenthaler leaves the school a better place for her hav1ng been here T his agricultural knowledge She may need it in growing flowers in her window box Catherine Jones would llke to keep her red leaded pencil as a memento of all the lovely times she had in bookkeeping T Marshall McIntyre goes Bill Stewarts styhshness Delores Marlow and Delores Mohr present their first names to Darlene and Doris Woodside There' That should confuse everyone Upon Ralph Beck Lauris Robb bestows her habit of chattermg con stantly Teresa Schilling IS proud to confer her position as chorus accompanist upon Kathleen Zacher To Norma Daffron goes ohn Stanton s love for lemon pie Doris ean Nehrmg leaves her blushes to Evelyn Kurtz Helen Van Voorhis leaves her artistic ability to any broken down artist who happens to need it To Velma Reidelberger Bob Men tal wills his super bowling average Norman Moody passes on his ability as a sports writer to Paul Hutchmgs Darlene Thompson takes nothing but her diploma Anyone is welcome to everythmg else Stanley Press wood and Donald Millikm leave everything but their memories Furthermore we leave thy school to thee Page Twenty three ' , I . . . . l 0 ' - 1 . , . . L . . V. t u If Q ' ,S ' Q! ' - - n ' . . . . . 0 a 1 i L c , s 4 , ' lf' . .,, J . . 1 L - . . . . . O . . . . J , - QQ ' G , . . . - L o A . , 1 ff ,Y - ' QQ ,I ' ' - ' , I ee as ' I ' -I I ' . O ginia Hubler wills her ability to say nothing, Martha Cagle, Herman Mayer wills a bit of , . . , I , ' . , . . . , . . . . . . . ' O . . . .- . , . . , . . . . ,, . . ' 9 ,, . . . . - . . , . . J , . C - . u . J . Y , . . . . P , . , . n . -, - T y - . s , ' n 1, l 4 u L , ' . . Q .1 l . , .

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Delores Armstrong Donald Arnett Helen Atkxns uamta Barrett Ierry W1ll1an1 Bass Arnold Bathon Kenneth Beck Ralph Beck Ioan Bxby Harry Bnrkner Vnola Bochantm Mary Frances Bolmslu Ioan Bommerschclm janet Brandt Vlfglllla Brown Eugene Bumann Leo Buschschulte Martha Cagle T Melvnn Carson Sharon Carson Lucxlle Cleland Pansy Chppard Clara Corbm Roger Crang V X 'gm fu Page Twenty five