Roxana High School - Rox Yearbook (Roxana, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1969 volume:

Editor Vicki Harvatin Assistant Editor Pam Witherow Business Manager Don Koberts Roxana Community High School Roxana, Illinois T H E N E W Among the new at Roxana this year is Superintendent Donald Har-vick. Mr. Harvick. pictured at left in the new guidance office, plunged diligently into the demanding tasks of his new position. One of the first major problems he encountered was the desperate need for an increased tax rate, and he attacked this with his customary vigor. Below, Assistant Principal Mygatt enjoys the surroundings of his new office. 2 A T R C H S As a result of the complete renovation of the office areas. Principal Kissack and the high school secretaries also were beneficiaries of more spacious and more comfortable office areas. 3 ER THEM 16 Dedication 19 Administration 23 Faculty 49 Seniors 79 Juniors 89 Sophomores 99 Activities 131 Athletics 149 Advertisements The new Queen’s Hoat, sponsored by the Student Council, will become an annual entry in the parade. The fuel collected by sophomores blazes brightly at the pep rally. 6 I he cheerleaders lead the pep rally at the Thursday night bonfire. This first section of the 1969 ROX deals with the story of Homecoming Week. It all began Tuesday, October 15. The high school auditorium was filled to capacity to await the announcement of the Queen. At long last Lynn Metz was named the Varsity Queen. Her Court included Karen Kissaek, Debbie Miller, Cathy Armstrong, and Debbie Davis. The next scheduled event was the parade. This year's parade was one of the biggest and best parades in Roxana High s history. There were 11 floats—all beautifully done by industrious hands of students and sponsors. The Art Club had the winning lloat with the theme “Plaster the Bulldogs.” The parade led the spectators to the pep rally and bonfire. Again, it was one of the most successful Homecoming events in RCHS’s history. The crowd was large and enthusiastic. The cheering was like nothing that was ever heard in the sacred stands of the football field. The spirit carried over into the soc hop that was also well attended. Then came the game. Bv the overwhelming score of 34—6 the Roxana Shells really did Plaster the Bulldogs.” 1 he following night was the Homecoming dance. With the thrill of victory lingering in the air, the dance got underway. Queen Lynn and her Court reigned over the victory celebration which lasted from 8 until 11. Then it was over—the story of Homecoming 1968. 7 Queen Lynn Metz escorted by Steve Adams Miss Karen Kissack escorted by Jim Borchers Miss Cathy Armstrong escorted by Terry Cuebert Miss Debbie Miller escorted by Scott Spillcr Miss Debbie Davis escorted by Jim Durham V 1 Lynn Metz T D H A E N C E like most young men. Handy goes through the ritual of asking his father for the car. Along with the keys comes the warning to be home earlv. I At the Bryan’s house, below, an entirely different ritual is taking place. While awaiting Randy’s arrival. Linda carefully adds the finishing touches to her hair and make-up. Memories of the Coronation Dance arc not restricted to the dance alone; the preparation the boy and girl go through makes up half of the fun. The boy will always remember the agony of inviting that certain girl and the ecstasy of having her accept. After she has been invited, the girl begins preparation by picking out the dress she will wear. The utmost care is taken in her selection, because it is going to be a very special evening. The invitation, the preparation, and the dance will always be remembered by those who shared them. Linda Bryan and Handy McLain agreed to cooperate for these pages which follow a typical Roxana couple throughout a memorable Homecoming evening; one which will be similarly remembered by countless RCHS students and alumni. One of the hazards a girl must encounter before going to the dance is allowing her date to pin on her corsage. Below, Linda holds her breath as Kandy cautiousl) pins the flower to her dress. As the young couple leaves for the dance, the proud mother smiles and wishes them a wonderful evening, then spends the evening as a typical parent anxiously awaiting their safe return from their memorable evening. Mr. Herndon It is with great pride that the Rox staff dedicates the 1969 yearbook to you, Mr. Herndon. After graduating from high school at Bonne Terre, Missouri, you entered the service and spent two and a half years in the armed forces during World War II. Upon returning to the States, you entered the University of Cincinnati, then transferred to Central Missouri, from which you received your Bachelor of Science degree in mathematics, graphic arts, crafts, and mechanical drawing during your years in our school system. You also have served as coordinator of the diversified occupations program, and as assistant wrestling coach. A member of REA, IF.A, N'EA, and AIAA, you have served as vice-president and presently hold the office of president of the Roxana Education Association. 1948. In 1953 you became a faculty member of Roxana High School after having previously taught in Smithton, Missouri, and in Benton and Vandalia, Illinois. You obtained your Master of Science degree from Southern Illinois University. Since then you have furthered your education at the University of Illinois and at Arizona State University. I As an educator you have taught wood, metal. Outside of school you are a past chairman of your church board and you have long been active in church work and in the Roxana Rotary Club. For all your accomplishments as an educator and as a person, Mr. Herndon, we wish to honor you by dedicating the 1969 Rox to you. Sincerely, The 1969 Rox Staff saogMg I N MR. JAMES BLACK Director of Guidance September 1956—November 1968 B O A R D 0 F E D U c A T 1 O N MR. COBINE MR. TURNBEAUCH President Secretary MR. ADAMS MR. DCCKWORTII CHARLES MR. HIBBARD Mt. SAM Zi 20 DONALD L. HARVICK Superintendent HAROLD II. HI CK Administrative Assistant RALPH K. RADER Administrative Assistant 21 H I G H S c H O 0 L A D M 1 N I S T R A T O R S ROBERT D. KISSACK Our principal, Mr. Kissack, came to the Roxana school system in 1950 after receiving a Master’s Degree in Educational Administration from the University of Illinois. For five years he taught in the junior high school, after which he taught geometry and physical education in the high school. He served as varsity basketball coach until 1960, at which time he assumed the duties of assistant principal. He became principal in 1962. WILLIAM S. MYGATT Mr. Mygatt, our assistant principal, completed his Master’s Degree in Educational Administration from Southern Illinois University in 1964. He was assistant football coach and drivers’ education instructor at Roxana High from 1960 to 1964, when he became assistant principal. At present he is attending S.I.U. in order to acquire a Special Certificate in Educational Administration and Supervision. 22 ROSE ANNE DAVIS Ed. M. Business Ed., University of Illinois, Clerical Practice, Shorthand II. Secretarial Practice. Chairman Business Education Department. KAROL GEORGE M.S. Education. Southern Illinois University, Typing, General Business, Junior Class Sponsor. Business education is education for life—this sums up the two purposes of our department—to teach our students skills needed for careers in the business world and also to teach them knowledge that will contribute to their everyday lives. Mrs. Rose Anne Davis, who is the department head, and the other business teachers strive hard to help their students obtain these goals. 24 JUNE MOSELE M.S. in Education. Washington University, Business English and Comm., Shorthand. General Business, Sophomore Sponsor. TAMARA MURDACH B.A. Business Education, Southern Illinois University. Shorthand. Typing, General Business. Senior Sponsor. RAY POTTHAST M.A. Education, St. Louis University, Business Lavs. Typing, Retailing. Student Council, Sophomore Sponsor. MORRIS E. TSCHAWl A B.S. Education, Eastern Illinois University, Accounting, General Business, Typing, Football Coach, Wrestling Coach, Sophomore Sponsor. 25 A R T JAMES R. HILL Master of Art Education, University of Illinois, Art, Theater Practice, Junior Class Sponsor, Art Club. Department Chairman. The visual arts are an activity of the whole organism, an activity which begins in the senses with direct experience of facts, events, and ideas and finally involves the emotions. Until the individual becomes sensitive to experiences and to ideas, until experiences and ideas mean something to him personally, he is not able to think creatively either about himself or about his world. His sensibilities, his values and his attitudes are the key to his intellect. It is the primary function and objective of the visual arts to be directly concerned with the development of these essential components of learning, and it is the Art Department that is concerned with the teaching of these visual arts. Through both Studio and Art Workshop courses, Mr. Hill and Mr. Durham expose their students to many aspects of the visual arts. Mr. Hill and Mrs. Groshong also teach a theater practice class w'hich deals with the visual arts as they relate to the design and construction of scenery. A new part of the Art Department this year is Art Service. The recent acquisition of a number of color slides has made it possible for Mr. Hill and Mr. Durham to go to individual classes to show slides and give lectures on various areas related to art. TERRY J. DURHAM B.S. Art Education. Southern Illinois University, Art. 26 DANIEL O. JONES Bachelor of Music, SIU, Band Director LEROY A. DALHAUS M. Music, 111. Wesleyan University, Music Coordinator MAX M. SYFERT M. Music, University of Illinois, Special Chorus, Mixed Chorus The Hoxana High School hand, the dance band, and the chorus combine to form the Music Department. The bands played at many of the school’s primary' functions and the chorus also performed at quite a number of them. Mr. Leroy Dalhaus was music coordinator, Mr. Dan Jones band director, and Mr. Max Syfert chorus director. JEAN TROCDON A.B. German, English. Washington University, German II, III. IV, Sophomore sponsor. Chairman Foricgn Language. EILEEN ROSENTHAL K.S. Education. Illinois State University, Spanish. Junior sponsor. JOHN MEYERS Master of Arts, Southern Illinois University, French French, German, and Spanish are the foreign languages offered at Roxana. The foreign language department not only teaches the language, but helps the student toward a better understanding of the people w ho speak that language, their culture, and country. This understanding is necessary in order to communicate well w ith foreign peoples. F 0 R E 1 G N L A N G U A G E 28 JOHN PODNER Sophomore Sponsor. M.A. in English, Fair-leigh Dickinson University. English, Chairman of English Department EDNA CONDRAY VI.S. in Education, Southern Illinois University, English II, IV, Junior Sponsor, Debate Club PAMELA L. FORRESTER B.A. in English. Berry College, English III. IV, Junior Sponsor Language, written or spoken, is the primary means of thought communication. Speaking and listening, reading and writing, in all their aspects, make up the language arts, as the study of English is commonly called. Because gesture and pantomime add meaning to spoken words, drama was one of the earliest forms of communications. 29 BIRDINE M. CROSHONC M.A. English, University of III.. Speech. Dramatics, Theater, English II, Thespian Troup 556, Stage Struck Stars, Speech Teams, Director of speech, theater activities. GAYLE HANNA B.A. in English, Southwestern St. College. Reading Dept. Chairman. LUCILLE KRUSE Master of Education. University of Illinois, English II. DORIS E. LEV M.A. British Lit., Wrox-ton College, English. 30 CONNIE POVILAT B.A. in English, SIU, English III, Sociology, Junior Sponsor MARY DAY ROTH M.S. Ed. in Sec. and English, SIU, Journalism, English, Roxettc DAVID R. THIES B.A. in English, Westminster College, English, French II, III, IV, Senior Sponsor MARGARET I BBEN VI.A. in English, SIU, English III 31 Mn2 oi-co DORIS McCANN Adv. Cert. F.d., University of Illinois. DONNIE J. CALVIN VI. of F.d., University of Illinois, Junior Counselor. Cheerleaders, Pep Club. WILMA GREENLEE B.S. in Education. Southern Illinois University, Special Education. WANDA GRAVES Master of Education. University of Illinois. Home Economics III. IV, FIIA. H. M. LOLLY COX B.S. Home Economics, Southern Illinois University, Home Economics, II, III, FIIA. Roxana’s Home Economics Department not only prepares one for the efficient managing of a home hut also provides the basic background for a career in the fields of Home Economics. The course includes studies in family relationships, nutrition, cooking, budgeting household finances, and home sewing. Students who take this course become not just “housewives” hut homemakers. The head of this department is Miss Graves. H O M E E C O N 0 M 1 C s 33 I N D U s T R I A L E D U c A T I O N SAMUEL H. HERNDON M.S. in Education, SIU. Wood I. Wood II. Graphic Arts, Sophomore Sponsor. Industrial Education Department Chairman BOB ADLER B.S. in Industrial Education, SIU, Welding Metal Industrial Education offers students an opportunity to learn skills commonly found in industry. The skills are taught in areas most often required of job applicants. These areas include: crafts, drafting, electricity, electronics, printing, metal-work, power mechanics, welding, and wood working. Each instructor of the Industrial Education Department is especially qualified to teach technical subjects, as they have had industrial work experience. Under Mr. Sam Herndon’s direction, the instructors pass on the valuable skills required for the specific jobs in industry to the students. Graduates of the industrial education program are capable of performing such operations as building wood furniture, welding pipe lines, machining tools, trouble shooting transistorized devices, repairing lawn mowers and engines, printing newspapers, and designing floor plans for homes. 34 J. R. BRAZIER B.S. Industrial Education. SIU, Electronics, Electronics Club H. H. CONDRAY JR. B.S. in Education. Southwest Missouri State, Shop Math, Wood I, Crafts, General Shop RAY M. DODSON Vocational Welding I N D U s T R I A L E D U c A T I O N L I B R A R Y A N D A U D I 0 V 1 s u A L MILDRED JACKSON HAROLD RICH MS. in Library Science, B.S.. Southern Illinois University of Denver. University. Audiovisual National Honor Society. Director. BERNICE BOSICH Library Secretary. The library, headed by Miss Jackson, is an essential part of our high school. Current magazines, magazine stacks, novels, biographies, and plays are always easily accessible. The audio-visual department provides stu- dents with a clearer understanding of subjects. 36 KENNETH PAUL B ROD' IN SKI M.S. Education. Southern Illinois University, Drivers' Education, Senior Sponsor. HERMAN EDWARDS M.S. Education, Indiana University. Drivers’ Education. Varsity Basketball, Sophomore Sponsor. PAT HAMM B.S. in Education, Peru State Teachers College, Physical Education, Drivers’ Education. Football, Basketball. LARRY MILAZZO B.S. Education. Southern Illinois University, Drivers Education, Wrestling, Juniors Sponsor. Health is an elective course open to all seniors. It may replace one semester of P.E. Health helps explain the body and its functions. Drivers’ Education is a required course for all high school students. The course is divided into a classroom phase and a behind-the-wheel phase. The required course is the classroom phase which consists of a total of 30 hours of learning the rules and courtesies of the road. p II Y S I c A L E D U c A T I O N BEVERLY CONAWAY B.S. Physical Education Southern Illinois Uni versify, Carhondale. Sen ior Sponsor. G.A.A. Sweet Sixteen, Girls Physical Education. JEAN McPHAIL B.S. Physical Education, MacMurray College, Girls Physical Education, Senior Sponsor, Intramurals, leadership Club. i JEANETTE TYS KO B.S. Physical F ducation. Southern Illinois University, Girls’ Physical Education. With the great emphasis upon physical fitness, Roxana has developed a required system of physical education for every high school student. It is here students may participate in the units of various athletics and physical activities. I EARL C. McLANE M.S. Education, University of III., F.E., R” Club, Athletic Director. JIM MILFORD M.S. Education, SIU, F.E., Health, Tennis, Gymnastics, Junior Sponsor. CHARLES RAICH Jr. Master of Arts, Missouri State, F.E., “R Club, Football, Intramurals, Baseball. WILLIAM M. REDDEN Bachelor of Science, Murray State University, F.E., Cross Country, Track, Asst. Basketball Coach. p H Y S I c A L E D U c A T I O N 39 s c I E N C E DAVID V. AMMON M.A. in Secondary Education. SIU, Biology I. KENNETH GREENLEE M.A. in Chemistry, SIU, Chemistry, ROX Advisor, Quill and Scroll. The science department has gained importance since science has become an element of everyday life in our complex world. Mr. Matthews, the department chairman, coordinates the efforts to help the students understand what is happening in the world around them. A wide variety of classes offers a firm foundation for students who plan to enter college. VERNON MATTHEWS M.S. Biology, Southern Illinois University, Biology I, II. GERALD UHE Master’s in Science Ed., U. of Illinois, Physics, Chemistry, Senior Sponsor. LORETTA UHE B.S. in Biology and Earth Science, U. of Illinois, Biology, Earth Science, Senior Sponsor. 41 D. R. AITKEN M.S.. Washington versify. Algebra II. Uni- Many students find it advisable to take more than one year of mathematics. Roxana High School offers a wide selection of courses to accommodate them. Available courses include algebra, plane and solid geometry, and trigonometry. The Math Department has shown that math can be an enriching experience rather than a tedious and boring chore. No doubt it has helped many a Roxana graduate. Mr. Aitken is the department chairman. LINDA KILLAM B.S. Mathematics, Illinois State University, Algebra II. GERALD MARTIN B.S. Mathematics, University of III.. Geometry. JAMES M. VELLOFF B.S. Mathematics, St. Louis University, S.T.M. II, Algebra I, Geometry, Math, Junior Sponsor. M A T H E M A T I C S 43 s 0 c 1 A L S T U D I E S DOROTHY ABBERLEY Master of Education, University of Illinois, International Understanding, American History, Western World History, Junior Class Sponsor, FT A Sponsor. Dept. Chairman. CLYDE DAVIS B.S. in Education, Southern Illinois University, Government. The social studies curriculum includes a peoples’ art, music, politics, economics, religion, language, folkways, and mores both at a point in time and over a period of time to learn how the people adopt to internal or external challenges. Since the present is conditioned by the past, the study of history is significant as an influence on the choice of alternative solutions of current problems. 44 HAROLD W. LEWIS B.S. in Education. Western Illinois University, American History. TOBY SCARBOROUGH B.S. in Social Sciences, Indiana State University, Sociology, History, Economics. EDW ARD SHERIDAN M.S. in Education, Southern Illinois University, Non-Western World History, American History, World Geography. Senior Class Sponsor. s 0 c 1 A L S T U D I E S 45 N O N F A C U I, T Y MARY BARNES RENE CALAN PAT HARVICK Main Office High School Main Office REKA HELVIE EILEEN KINSER High School Attendance Officer IONE MICK School Nurse SHERREL PENNINGTON MADELINE RHODES BARBARA ROBINSON Guidance....... High School Main Office 46 MISS CRAESSER MRS. JOHNSON MRS. BARRETT Director Secretary c A F E T E R I A MRS. GARRETT MRS. GROBER MRS. HARMON MRS. HURLEY MRS. LAMBERT MRS. SCHNEIDER MRS. RAINES MRS. MOXEY 47 Mr. Grob Mr. McClellan Mr. King Mr. Parsons 48 Mr. Peters Mr. Schmittling Mr. Taylor Mr. Underwood Yolanna Jo Austin Pep Club 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; FHA 2; Calhoun High School 2,3. Pam Badman National Honor Society 3,4. Steve Adams Homecoming Escort 4; Student Council 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Pep Club 2.3.4; “ R’’ Club 3.4. President 4. Basketball 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 3; Bund 2,4; Nu tional Honor Society 4. Carl Alben Wrestling 2; Football 2; Art Club 4; Junior Achievement 2. Bandi L. Allison ROX Staff 2,3,4; Home Room Rep. 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2; Junior Achievement 2,3; FHA 3,4; Library Workers 3. George Apanel Gymnastics 2; Thespians 2,3,4. Sheri Appleby Pep Club 4; French Club 3,4; Band 2,3.4; Thespians 3,4; Dramatics 2,3. Cathy Armstrong Maid of Honor 4; Student Council 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Dramatics 2,3; G.A.A. 2; Switchboard 4; National Honor Society 4. 50 Leatha Bail Pep Club 4; Majorettes 2,3,4; Science Club 2; Thespians 3.4; Band 2.3,4; Junior Achievement 4; FNA 2. VV. Carlin Baker Tennis 2,3; Junior Achievement 2,3. John Baldwin Barbara Lynn Margaret Balicki Girls’ Chorus 2. James Ballard High School Office Workers 4. Michael Banks Pep Club 2,3,4; R Club 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Electronics Club 3,4; Junior Achievement 4; Crab Orchard High 2. Wrestling 4. Pamela Katherine Ann Bates Pep Club 3; Dramatics 3; Junior Achievement 2. East Alton-Wood River High 2. Dennis Bedwell “R Club 2.3,4; Wrestling 2,3.4; Junior Achievement 2. 51 ■ Dir hi Dollman Roxette Staff 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Board Member 3,4; Gymnastics 2; French Club 2; Thespians 3,4; G.A.A. 2,4; Library Worker 2; Dramatics 2,3. Bruce S. Bonczyk National Honor Society 3,4; Roxette Staff 4; Student Council 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; “ R” Club 2,3,4; Basketball Manager 2,3,4; French Club 2; Tennis 3,4; Quill and Scroll 4. R. A. Bono Roxette Staff 2,3,4, Sports Editor 4; Pep Club 2; R Club 2,3; Student Director 4; Thespians 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Dramatics 2; Varsity Speech Team 2,3,4; Quill and Scroll 4. James A. Borchers Student Council 2,3,4, Reporter 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Homecoming Escort 4; “ R Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Dramatics 2; National Honor Society 4. Gary Blair Football 2,3,4; Basketball 3; Baseball 2,3,4; Junior Achievement 3; High School Office Worker 4. Vickie Bockholdt Pep Club 2,3,4. Pam Bodcnbach Pep Club 2,3,4; FH A 2,3,4; Switchboard 4. Norman Bohnenstiehl Home Room Representative 2,3,4; “R” Club 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Band 2; Pep Club 4. 52 Steven Robert Bowser R” Club 2,3,4, Gymnastics 2,3,4. Barb Boyer Pep Club 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Band 2,3,4; FHA 2,3,4, Vice-President 2. Secretary 3. President 4. William R. Brave Roxette Staff 3,4, Publicity Manager 3, Business Manager 4; Pep Club 4; ”R” Club 3,4; Art Club 2; Thespians 2,3,4. President 4; Dramatics 2; Special Chorus 3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Band 2; Junior Achievement 2; Varsity Speech Team 2,3,4. Jim Brooks Ken Brown Cathy L. Brueggeman ROX Staff 3,4; Home Room Rep. 4; Class Vice-President 4; Pep Club 2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 2, Board Member 3, President 4; Dramatics 2.3.4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Switchboard 4; Leadership 3,4; Prom Chairman 3; Quill and Scroll 4; National Honor Society 4. Donald Brueggeman. Baseball 2; Junior Achievement 2. Linda Jean Bry an ROX Staff 3,4; Roxette Staff 2; Pep Club 2,3,4; French Club 3,4; G.A.A. 3,4; Quill and Scroll 4; National Honor Societv 4. 53 Sharon Bush Roxette Staff 2.3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Majorettes 2,3; French Club 3,4; Dramatics 2,3; C.A.A. 2,3,4; Leadership4; Girls’ Chorus 2; National Honor Society 4. Jim Caldwell Wrestling 2; Football 2; Art Club 2,3; Junior Achievement 2,3,4. Vicki Caldwell Student Council 2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Sweet Sixteen 3.4; Dramatics 2,3; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Switchboard 4; Business Office Worker 4; Leadership 3,4. John Campbell National Honor Society 3,4, President 4; Quill Scroll 3,4; ROX Staff 3,4; “R” Club 3,4; Football 2; Track 3,4; Tennis 2; Cross Country 3,4; Thespians 2,3,4; Dramatics 2; Special Chorus 4. Mixed Chorus 4, Varsity Speech Team 2,3,4; Debate Team 3. Beverly Carlton Mixed Chorus 3,4; Library Worker 2,3,4; FNA 4. Marcia Cech Thespians 3,4; Junior Achievement 3,4; Switchboard 4; Business Office Worker 4. Gary Champa Pep Club 2; Baseball 2. Don Chatham Pep Club 2,3,4; “ R Club 3,4; Mixed Chorus 4. 54 John Chavez Pep Club 2,3,4; Wrestling 2. Debbie Cherry Pep Club 2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Dramatics 2; G.A.A. 2,3,4; FT A 3; FHA 3; Switchboard 4; High School Office Worker 3.4 Sharon Christian Pep Club 2,3.4; Dramatics 2.3; G.A.A. 2.3.4; FHA 2.3; Switchboard 4; High School Office Worker 3,4. Jerry Clark “ R” Club 3,4; Basketball Manager 3; Baseball 2.3.4. Stephanie Clark Pep Club 2,3,4; Pom-Pons 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Dramatics 2; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Junior Achievement 2; FTA 3,4; FHA 4; Switchboard 4. Janice E. Clarkson Pep Club 2,3,4; Pom-Pons 3,4; Dramatics 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Junior Achievement 2; FHA 3,4; Business Office Worker 4. Cheryl D. Cobine Roxette Staff 3,4; Home Room Representative 3; Class Secretary-Treasurer 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Art Club 2; Student Director 3; Thespians 2,3,4; Dramatics 2; Junior Achievement 2; Varsity Speech Team 4. Peggy Jean Cole 55 Joyce Cooper FHA 2; Switchboard 4; High School Office Worker 3; Library Workers 4. John S. Corsa Art Club 3; Thespians 2,3,4; Dramatics 2. Creg Cox Edwardsville High School 2,3. Candy Faye Crosnoe National Honor Society 3,4; Quill Scroll 3,4; ROXETTE Staff 2,3,4, Senior Editor 4; Pom-Pons 2,3,4. Captain 3; Dramatics 4; Chorus 2; Junior Achievement 2; Library-Workers 2; Varsity Speech Team 4. Jerry Collier Dramat ics 3,4; Pep Club 3,4. Ted Collins ROX2;“R” Club 2,3,4; Iiitiainurals 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4. Mike Compton Brenda Cooper Pep Club 2,3,4, board member 4; CAA 3,4; Switchboard 4; French Club 2. 56 Sandra Curry Pep Club 2,3; Dramatics 2,3,4; FHA 2,3; Switchboard 4; High School Office Worker 4. David Daniel Pep Club 2,3,4; “R Club 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; High School Office Worker 4. David Dial Fast Alton Wood River Community High School 2,3. Pam Divelev Pep Club 2,3,4; Junior Achievement 2,3; FHA 2; Business Office Worker 4. Larry Cunningham ROX Staff 4; Pep Club 3; Band 2,3; Quill and Scroll 4; National Honor Society 4. David Curry Wrestling 2; Junior Achievement 3. Alan Deissinger Pep Club 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4. Deborah L. Davis Maid of Honor 4; Student Council 2,3,4, President 4, Pep Club 2,3,4; French Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 2; Dramatics 2,3; G.A.A. 2,3; High School Office Worker 3. Terry Doak Pep Club 2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Dramatics 2; Junior Achievement 2. Clayton A. Donaldson Home Room Representative 4; Thespians 3,4; Dramatics 2; Chorus 4; Junior Achievement 2. Linda Dungy Pep Club 2,3,4; Dramatics 2,3,4; G.A.A. 4; Junior Achievement 2; Switchboard 4. Jim Durham Student Council 2,3,4, Parliamentarian 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; ‘R Club 3,4; Football 2.3; Basketball 2.3.4; Baseball 2.3.4; Cross Country 4; Homecoming escort 4. Mary Kay Durham ROX Staff 4. Pep Club 2,4, French Club 4; Chorus 2; Girls’ Chorus 2; FTA 4; Business Office Worker 4; Switchboard 4; Quill and Scroll 4; National Honor Society 4. Janet East Home Room Representative 3, Pep Club 2,3,4; Sweet Sixteen 3,4; Art Club 4; Thespians 2,3,4; Dramatics 2; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Chorus 2.3.4; Special Chorus 2,3.4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Girls Chorus 2; Switchboard 4; National Honor Society 4. Richard Eggebrecht Pep Club 4; Junior Achievement 3,4. Steven E. England Pep Club 4. 58 Raymond Ervin Roxette Staff 3; Pep Club 2,3; Art Club 2,3,4; Thespians 2,3,4; Dramatics2. Brad Exton Pep Club 2,3,4; “R” Club 3,4; Track 2.3,4; Junior Achievement 2. Cheryl Felton Pep Club 2,3; G.A.A. 2. Tony Fenoglio Janet S. Ferrell Pep Club 2,3; Pom-Pons 3,4; French Club 3,4; Thespians 4; Dramatics 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Girls' Chorus 2; Junior Achievement 2; FTA 4; FHA 2; High School Office Worked. i Albert Flom Terry Fraser Home Room Representative 2; Junior Achievement 2,3. Thomas Friedrich Home Room Representative 4; Pep Club 2,3.4; Baseball 3,4; High School Office Worker 4. Shannon S. Fuhr National Honor Society 3,4; Pep Club 2; Dramatics 4, Switchboard 4; Business Office Worker 4. Jay Garrison Science Club 2. Trudy Sue Gerdeman G. A. A. 2,3; Junior Achievement 4; Switchboard 4. Robert L. Graham Pep Club 4; “R Club 4; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 2; Science Club 3; Band 2,3; Ponca Military Academy, Ponca City, Oklahoma 2; I.H.S. Independence, Kansas 3. Linda Grant Pep Club 2,4; Band 2,3,4. Betty Green Pep Club 2,3,4; Thespians 4; Dramatics 2,4; FHA 2,3,4; High School Office Worker 3; Library Worker 4. Randy Green Baseball2; Band 2,3,4; Home Room Representatives. Dot Griggs Mixed Chorus 3; Junior Achievement 3; Switchboard 4 High School Office Worker 2,3. 60 Terry Guebert Homecoming Escort 4; Home Room Representative 2; Pep Club 2,3,4; “R Club 2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Basketball 2, Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 3.4; High School Office Workers 3,4. Mike Hall “R Club 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 2; Band 2. Steve Hall Deborah A. Hambleton Roxette Staff 4; Pep Club 2,3; Dramatics 2,3; Junior Achievement 2,3,4; FNA 2,3,4; FHA 2; High School Office Workers 3; Switchboard 2. Margaret Ann Harshbarger Pep Club 2,3,4; Business Office Workers 4. Vicki Jo Harvatin Quill 6 Scroll 3,4; ROX Staff 2,3,4, Co-Editor 3, Editor 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3; Junior Achievement 2; FTA 4, National Honor Society 4. John Harvey Student Council 4; Class Officer President 2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4; “R” Club 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Track 2,3,4; Tennis 2; Thespians 3,4; Dramatics 2; Special Chorus 2; High School Office Workers 2. Cheryl Hatfield Pep Club 4; French Club 4; Thespians 3,4; Dramatics 2; Mixed Chorus 3; FTA 2; Library Workers 2,3,4; Varsity Speech Team 4. 61 Goldie Iluwes Pep Club 2,3; Library Worker 2,3,4. Pat Haworth Pep Club 2,4; FHA 2.3.4, secretary 3. treasurer 2. Bandy Hedges Chorus3; Special Chorus 3; Mixed Chorus 3. Kirby L. Helvie Pep Club 2.4; R Club 3,4; Football 3; Basketball 2.3; Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 4; Band 2. Susie Hewlett Pep Club 2.3; Dramatics 2,3; Business Office Workers 3. Jean Hill National Honor Society 3,4; ROX Staff 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; FN A 2,3,4, Treasurer 3; Quill and Scroll 4. Cindy Lou Holmes National Honor Society 3.4; ROXETTE Staff 4; French Club 4; Band 2; Library Workers 4; Quill and Scroll 4. Rhonda Hopper Pep Club 2,3,4; Sweet Sixteen 3; Pom Pons 3; French Club 3; Science Club 2; Dramatics 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Junior Achievement 2,3; F1A 4; Switchboard 4; Business Office Workers 4. 62 Bill House Jan Houston Pep Club 2: Junior Achievement 3; FNA 2; FHA 2,3; East Alton-Wood River Community High School 2; Civic Memorial High School 3. Scott Alan Hovey Photography Club 2; Band 2; Junior Achievement 2. Sue Ann Hovey Pep Club 2,3; Color Guard 4; Dramatics 3,4; Band 2; Junior Achievement 2,3,4; FHA 2; Switchboard 4; Library Worker 3. William Hubbard Pep Club 4; ”R Club 3,4; Track Manager 3,4; Cross Country 4; Electronics Club 3, Secretary 3; Dramatics 4; Junior Achievement 2,3,4; High School Office Worker 3,4. Kent Huff Band 2,3; High School Office Worker 4. Jane Humphrey National Honor Society 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; G. A.A. 3,4; Junior Achievement 2; FNA 4. Joany Lynn Ireland 63 Bill Kelly Junior Achievement 3. Lee Kinsey Junior Achievement 2,3. Karen Kissack Maid of Honor 4; Student Council 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,4, Alternate 3; C.A.A. 2,3,4; Special Chorus 4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Girls’ Chorus 2; Leadership 4; National Honor Society 4. Tom LaBoube Larry Johnson Electronics Club 3; Thespians 2,3,4; Junior Achievement 2.3. Kathy Jones Home Room Rep. 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Dramatics 3,4; G.A.A. 2,3; Junior Achievement 3,4, President 3; FHA 2,3,4. Treasurer 4. Scott Jones Home Room Rep. 3. Robyn G. L. Keith Roxette Staff 4, Assistant Feature Editor 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; French Club 2,3; Thespians 3,4; Dramatics 2,3; G.A.A. 2,3. 64 Rick Lankford Pep Club 2,3,4; ’ R Club 4; Wrestling 2; Football 2,4. Claudia I ivvs Color Guard 3; Thespians 3.4; Dramatics 2; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Leadership 2. Janice Little Pep Club 3; Mixed Chorus 3; Switchboard 4. Sharon Long Pep Club 2,3,4; Dramatics 2,3; G.A.A. 2,3.4; Mixed Chorus 3; Girls’ Chorus 2; Junior Achievement 2,3,4; Business Office Workers 4. David Lovell “ R’ Club 2,3.4; Wrestling 2; Football mgr. 2.3.4; Tennis 2,3,4. Christie Lowe Student Council 2,3,4) Home Room Rep. 3; Pep Club 2,3,4, Vice-pres. 3; G.A.A. 2,3.4; Switchboard 4; Business Office Workers 4; High School Office Workers 2; Library Workers 3. Paul Magurany Dennis W. Major Baseball 2; Band 2; Junior Achievement 2. 65 Debbie Mans Pep Club 2,3,4; Color Guard 4; Thespians 4; Junior Achievement 3,4; Library Worker 3. Rosemary Marinino Pep Club 2,3,4; Thespians 3,4, Secretary 4: Dramatics 2.3; Leadership2,3,4; Varsity Speech Team 4; G.A.A. 2. Lillian King McBrien National Honor Society 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Photography Club 3; Dramatics 3,4; FTA 4; ROX Staff 4; Quill and Scroll 4. Pam McClintock Pep Club 2,3,4; Thespians 4; Dramatics 3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Junior Achievement 2. Allen McDonough Jodean McDonough PepClub3; Switchboard4; Girls’ Chorus 2. Mark McDowell Dwight McGrew Junior Achievement 2. 66 David McKee Class President 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Thespians 4; Dramatics 2,3; Special Chorus 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Varsity Speech Team 4. Kandy McLain Pep Club 2,3,4; “ R” Club 3,4; Basketball 2; Cross Country 3.4 Lee Metz Pep Club 3,4; “R” Club 2,3,4, Football 2,3,4; Truck 2,3.4; Gymnastics 2,3,4; Thespians 2,3,4; Clerk 4. Lynn Metz Homecoming Queen 4; Home room Rep. 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Pom-Pons 3.4; G.A.A. 3,4; Mixed Chorus 3.4; Girls' Chorus 2; Switchboard 4. Jim Milford Pep Club 4, Band 2,3; High School Office Workers 4. Carolyn Miller ROX Staff 4, Pep Club 3,4; FH A 2. Alton High School 2. Dehbi Miller Maid of Honor 4; Pep Club 4; Cheerleader 4; Sweet Sixteen 3,4; C. A. A. 2,3,4; Chorus 2; Girls' Chorus 2. Judi Mitchell National Honor Society 3,4; Pep Club 4; Special Chorus 4; Mixed Chorus 4; FTA 4; Flora Township High School 2,3. 67 Danny Mitts Pep Club 3,4; Track 2,3. Gale Moore Don Murbarger Pep Club 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Band 2; Cross-Country 3.4. Skip Murray Pep Club 2,3; Tennis 2,3,4; Dramatics 3. Laura Nader Art Club2,3,4; Thespians 4. Nancy Nelson Pep Club 2,3,4; Sweet Sixteen 3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Junior Achievement 2; FHA 2,3; High School Office Worker 4; Library Worker 2. Paulette Moore Pep Club 4; Last Alton Wood-River Community High School. Vicky Mozley National Honor Society 3,4; Home Room Representative 2; Pep Club 2,3,4; Sweet Sixteen 3,4; Art Club 2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, French Club 3; Thespians 2,3,4; Dramatics 2, C.A.A. 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3.4; Leadership 3; Varsity Speech Team 4; Special Chorus 3.4. 68 Steve Ogle Pep Club 2,3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; Art Club 2,3,4; Thespians 2,3, 4; Dramatics 2; Junior Achievement 3; High School Office Workers 3. Chris Ott Roxette Staff 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Dramatics 3,4; Junior Achievement 2. Joyce Ow ens Home Room Representative 4; G.A.A. 2; Junior Achievement 3; Library Workers 4. Tom Owens Junior Achievement 3. Roberta Parks National Honor Society 3,4; ROX 3,4; Roxette Staff 2; Class Secretary-Treasurer 2; Pep Club 2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Dramatics 2; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Leadership 3.4; Quill and Scroll 4. i Melinda Parrish Pep Club 3; G.A.A. 2; Junior Achievement 2, Switchboard 4; Business Office Workers 4. William R. Peach Home Room Representative 2; R” Club 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Band 2,3. Martha Pickering Pep Club 2,3; G.A.A. 2; Junior Achievement 2. 69 Patricia A. Piper Pep Club 3,4. Majorettes 3.4; Switchboard 4; Business Office Worker 4. Kevin Pitt Cheryl Denise Reed Switchboard 4; Library Worker 4. Vikki J. Reeves Pep Club 2,3; Dramatics 2; Special Chorus 4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Girls' Chorus 2; Junior Achievement 3; FTA 4; Switchboard 4. Jack Pruitt Roger Raines Steve Raines Thespians 2,3,4. Mike Potter “ R” Club 2; Baseball 2,3. Jim Richey Track 2,3; Junior Achievement 3. Don Roberts Quill Scroll 3,4; ROX Staff 2,3,4; Tennis 2,3,4 Vicki Rodgers Home Room Representative 3; Pep Club 2; Color Guard 4; Band 2,3; Junior Achievement 2,3; High School Office Worker 4. Michael Ros ak Photography Club 4. Rita Rae Rowe Switchboard 4. Galen Scammahorn Pep Club 4; Dramatics 4; Special Chorus 3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Band 2,3,4; FT A 4. Linda Irene Schneider Gymnastics 2,3,4; Art Club 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Dramatics 2; G.A.A. 2,3; High School Office Worker 3,4; Leadership 2. Vicki Schneider Pep Club 2; Dramatics 2,3; Junior Achievement 2; FHA 2,3, Vice President 2, President 3. 71 David Scroggins Football 2; Junior Achievement 2. Kenneth A. Sessions Pep Club 2; “R Club 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Business Office Workers 4. Sally Sheppard ROX Staff 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; G.A.A. 3,4; FNA 2,3,4; Secretary 3, President 4; Switchboard 4; Quill and Scroll 4. Paul Shot Icy “ R’’ Club 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4. Janice Sethaler Roxette Staff 3; Pep Club 2,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4. Cars- Lynn Sheppard Janet S. Shew craft Pep Club 2,3; Chorus 2; Girls' Chorus 2; Junior Achievement 3; Switchboard 4; Business Office Workers 4. Tim Slattery Home Room Representative 4; Wrestling 3; Football 2. 72 Gary Spano Wrestling 2, Manager Football 2,3; Baseball 2. Scott Louis Spiller Homecoming Escort 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; R Club 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Cross Country 3,4. Chris Stahlheber Pep Club 2,3,4; Dramatics 2; C.A.A. 2,4; Junior Achievement 2. Kathy Stansberry Roxette Staff 4; Pep'Club 2,3,4; Sweet Sixteen 3,4; C.A.A. 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Junior Achievement 3; FHA 2,3; Switchboard 4; Leadership 3,4. Chris Smith Home Boom Representative 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3.4; Sweet Sixteen 3,4, Caller 4; Thespians 3,4; Dramatics 2,3; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Special Chorus 4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Girls’ Chorus 2; Junior Achievement 2; FTA 2,3,4. President 4; FHA 2,3; Varsity Speech team 4. Larry Earnest Smith Pep Club 4; 'R Club 3.4; Basketball 2,3,4; Tennis 3,4; National Honor Society 4. Patty Stassi FHA 2. Carol Steed FNA 3,4. 73 John L. Sullivan R Club 3,4; Wrestling 3. Paula 1). Sullivan Pep Club 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Chorus 2.3; Junior Achievement ; FI IA 2,3. Mary Sunderland Pep Club 2.3,4; Pom-Pons 3.4. Charles Rodney Taylor Gymnastics 2; Baseball 2; Art Club 2,3,4; Junior Achievement 2,3. Kert Tennikait Track 2,3,4; Gymnastics 3,4; Junior Achievement 2,3. Cathy S. Thompson Pep Club 2,3.4; G.A.A. 2,3; Junior Achievement 3; FHA 2,3. 74 Judy Thompson Sweet Sixteen 3.4; G.A.A. 3.4; Library Worker3. Vickie Thompson Pep Club 3,4; Junior Achievement 3,4; Library Worker 4. Dewey Thoms Pep Club 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4, French Club 2,3,4; Hanover Central High School 2. Cary Thornburgh Pep Club 4; Electronics Club 3. Phillip Lynn Tiller Pep Club 4; “R” Club 3,4; Football 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4. Robert Morris Tschannen “ R” Club 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Tennis 2,3,4. Eddie Unsell Wrestling 2; Baseball 2; Art Club 3. Martin County High School 2. Allen Derwood Vasser Tennis 2; Band 2; Junior Achievement 2. 75 Stan Visnowski Pep Club 2,3,4; Wrestling 3,4; FTA 4. Jim Waggoner Pep Club 3,4; Track 3,4; Baseball 2; Electronics Club 3. President 3; Junior Achievement 2. Philip D. Watson R Club 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Track 2.3,4; Gymnastics 2,3,4; Pep Club 4. Mark Wegman Pep Club 3,4; Tennis 2. Warren Wiegand Track 3. David Wilhite Harriet Walker Pep Club 2,3,4; Dramatics 2; Junior Achievement 2, FHA 2. Bill Ward Chuck Williams Pep Club 2.4; Basketball 2; Track 2; Mira Costa High School 2. Karen Williams Pep Club 2.3,4; Dramatics 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Junior Achievement 2,3; Switchborad 3,4; Business Office Worker 3. Linda L. Williams Home Room Representative 2,3; Pep Club 2,3; Pom-Pons 2.3; Student Director 3; Thespians 2.3.4; Dramatics 2; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Junior Achievement 2,3. Karen York Thespians 3,4; Dramatics 2; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Girls’ Chorus 2; Switchboard 4; Varsity Speech Team 4. Sharon Young Pep Club 2,3,4; Chorus 3; Girls’ Chorus 2 ; Junior Achievement 3,4; FHA 2,3,4; Switchboard 4; Business Office Worker 4. Kathy Ziegler Dramatics 2; Mixed Chorus 3.4; Girls’ Chorus 2; Switchboard 4. SENIORS NOT PICTURED: DARRELL DAVIS CURT GILREATH BETTY GORDON JAMES L. JONES JEAN MEYERS RICH McCALL ALFORD ROBERTSON RAY YATES 77 “Though nothing can bring back the hour of splendor in the grass, of glory in the flower; YVe will grieve not, rather find Strength in what remains behind .. (quote from Ode: Intimation of Immortality, William Wordsworth) Memories of the class of 1969 . . . slowly drifting backward through those years that seemed so long . . . yet, they weren’t so long . . . first football game . . . books, homework, TESTS! ... 1 couldn’t do it all; it was too much . . . yet . . . the first REAL kiss with that special person . . . the embarrassing moments that still cause involuntary squirming when recalled . . . Mom and Dad who could never really understand . . . yet sometimes the only ones who could . . . teachers good and bad . . . the one who will always he a friend . . . “Isle of the Golden Dream” . . . freezing weather and the concession stand . . . the float our sophomore year . . . the musicals . . . drivers licenses and cars . . . S-O-PHO-MORES—YES! . . . the victory' over Wood River . . . the defeat by Bethalto . .. soc hops ... Bufford S. Clark . . . snow days .. . becoming 18 . . . the election you won—and I lost . . . the arrival of the class rings . . . detentions . . . report cards . . . slumber parties . . . registering for the draft . . . my first athletic letter ... all the “new girls” and “new boys” . . . Al Capone’s birthday . . . collecting for ALSAC and the shows . . . “We’ll ever be loyal to the scarlet, the gold, and the blue!” . . . baccalaureate and especially graduation night. These memories along with many many others are what we will remember of Roxana High School and of the class of ’69. Secretary Karen King President Hick Jones Vice-President Barb Stoecklin Perry Allison Cars Anderson Dennis Arnold Kathy Badgley Jerry Bailie Pat Baker John Barnard Becky Barnes Bill Barton Vicky Becker Gary Bcdwell Donna Behrhorst Gerald Bertram Diana Bicnemann Barbara Biggs Carl Blackwood Susan Blair Linda Bohannon Debbie Bone Randy Briggeman Joe Broaddus Cindy Brooke Sue Brooks Richard Brown John Brumitt Scott Burgess Mike Busby Bob Bushnell Ray Byrley Lorna Caldwell Debbie Canham Ronald Carnell Linda Carney Mike Carney Rodney Carroll 80 Pam Carson John Chafin Glen Chatham Debbie Clifford Cindy Combs Bob Compton Evelyn Cooper Jim Copeland Sally Cox Janey Crader Judy Cramner Phil Crause Sheryl Crouch Sharon Crouthers George Culp Janice Culpepper Charles Cunningham George Cunningham Joe Dallapc Diana Daughhetee Howard Davis Mike Davis Paul Davis Quentin DeCota Peggy DcMand Douglas Deternian Louise DeVous Vicki Dictzel Jed Docrr Kathie Doerr Marcia Donclson Beverly Downing Pat Doyle Steve Duncan Mars Dunn 81 Janet Ealey Janis Edelen I.uana Egeditch George Eich Glenda Elam Carol Elliott Jay England Mark Ewen Connie Fair Curtis Felton Debbie Fite Peggy Flowers Stan Floyd Dennis Ford Jan Foutch Sharon Fox Pam Fraley Connie Freshour Rick Frey Nina Fry Roland (Valletta Jerry Giles Lindcll Giles Brenda Gilreath Jim Goltz Stephen Gordon Judy Grafford Kay Graham Rhonda Griffith Linda Grigg Dana Grover Tom Guccione Cindy Gust Rex Haggard Suzanne Hale 82 Bonnie Hall Connie Hall Janet Hall Mike Hammer Jackie Hanner Jeff Hansclman Greg Harden Cathy Hardesty Pat Harvey Valerie Harvey Barbi Hawes Mike Hawkins Belinda Heater Joan Heigert Thela Herbert Julie Hickerson Nancy Hickerson Linda Hicks Beverly Hindman Bob Hinkle Bob Holder Jim Howard Marilyn Howland Amy Hubbard Jean Humphrey Charles Hyde Jean Isringhaus Bonnie Jackson Wayne Jackson Vicki Jacobs Dollie Johnson Linda Jones Ken Jones Rick Jones Kevin Kanter 83 Kirk Kanz Brian Keister Jim Kclsall Karen King Linda Kinser Sandra Kinser Ed Kinsey Rick Kokorudz Connie Kravanek Beverly Latham Claudia Latham Mary Ann Lawerence Mickey Laws Dennis Leuty Connie Levey Debhie Lewis Gary Liley Sharon Linkeman Crcg Linville Judy Lobos Evan Lockwood Nlelvia Lomas Cecil Longwisch Jim Ludwig David Lucking Joe Maberry David Mallory Mark Mangers Susan Manus Sherry Marlow Betty Marmino Wilma Marsh Richi Mason Mike McClellan Rick McCormick 84 Gary McEuen Jackie McGhee Debbie McKinzie Jeanne McN'abney Steve Me Peak Don Me Reynolds Sue Meisenheimer Melody Metcalf Becky Metts Terry Metz Norma Meyers Monica Moffet Shirley Moore Diane Moore Mark Morgan Kent Morse Kathi Mudd Debbie Murphy Jane Myers Donna Nelson Karen Nelson Jackie Neipert Richard Nooner Foster Oglesby Jackie Oiler Mike Opel John Oschmann Don Ott Lois Owens Rick Owens Delbert Pendleton John Peters Cletus Piper Phyllis Pipkins Steve Platter 85 Cary Poling Debbie Powell Theresa Pries Rick Purdy Randy Rader Scott Ragsdale Gloria Ray Charlotte Rea Debby Redden Charlotte Redman Bob Reedy Jerry Revenburgh Rosemary Rhea Rhonda Rhodes David Rice Sue Rice Mike Richert Bruce Riggs Glenn Roberson Krich RobcrtMin John Robinson Bruce Schell Fred Sehicn Paul Schwa be Janice Scott Robert Searles Joe Sears Scott Secor Ricky Schewcraft Otis Shoemaker Helena Siebold Debbie Sid well Karen Simpson Rick Sims Bob Skiff tiki 86 Dennis Snell Lynetle Speed Pam Sprague Mike Spiroff Jamie Stansberry William Steele Mary Beth Steiner Lowell Stephens Shirley Stimac Mike Stocker Barbara Stoecklin Ann Stokes Charles Stratton Lora Stuart Sue Sumner Janice Swift Trudy Taulbee Lainie Taylor Mona Taylor George Teasley Karen Tester Carol Thallman Janet Thornburgh Pat Tietze Ben Timson Lana Turner Phyllis Twente Michele Ubben Carl Uelz Jeri Unsel Dennis Ursprung Charlene Vice Rob Vidakovich Linda Voorhees Steve Wade 87 Kathy Walker Bill Warren Dan Weaver Max Welch Frank Wheeler Carolyn Whitaker Marilyn Whitaker Mike Wiemers Ken Wigger Julie Williams Wanda Williams Terry Wilson Pam Wit hero w Ken Wood Brenda Workman Kyle York Jim Zipprich Juniors not pictured: Jerry Bassett Wayne Layton David Leuty Don Scott Carla Sexton Larry Stivers Mical Wier 88 Rob Adams Vaden Ainscough Robert Allen Bill Allensworth Debbi Appleby Karen Austin Kathy Ayres David Badman Dick Barton an Bateman Melissa Bean Frank Beiliss Shirley Belt Bob Benter Riek Bertram Alvin Bienemann John Bilbruek Marvette Blaine Cassy Boll man Cindy Bond Vernon' Bonebrake Janice Booth Sue Bowser Stanley Bradley Leslie Brennan Mike Brennan Mike Briggenian Becky Browning Jane Brucggcniann Barb Bruen Bill Carnell Bob Carney David Chism Brenda Christeson John Clark 90 Debbie Clarkson Linda Claussen Greg Cloninger Jim Collins Leslie Copeland Hazel Corsa Tim Cox Roger Cruse Jerry Curry Bobby Cuthrell Libby Dalhaus Jackie Dana Candy Daunt Melinda Davis Bill Davis Penny DeBord Sue DeBord Michelle DeCota Ronnie DePew Dennis Determan Augie Dipazo Diana Doak Genia Doolen Barb Dosen Debby Downs Athana Duncan Donna Dunge Sheryl F.dwards Ross Eggebrecht Eugene Eudy Jim Featherstone Kathy Ferguson Larry Ferguson Ron Flatt Jan Fletcher 91 Joe Flom Ron Foutch Regie Fox Chris Fraser Bonnie Frey Connie Fritehey Becky Garvin Rollin Gencks Debby Gilbert Cheryl Gibson Keith Glover Randy Goldman Richard Gordon Sally Graham Debby Grant Susan Gray Bill Green Sain Guarino Janet Guebert Mike Haines Don Ha I be Bruce Hall Barb Hambleton Darrell Hamilton Mark Hamlin Steve Hammond Bcv Hampton Martha Hanner Yvonne Harbour Jeanene Harris George Harvey Mike Harvick Carl Hatcher Chuck Hatcher Lloyd Hawes 92 Danny Hawkins Mike Haworth Terry Hedger Phyllis Heidinger David Herndon Ray Hewlett Jerome Hickerson David Hindman Mitch Hodges Ed Hoekstra David Hoffman Bill Hoglc Nancy Holland Gale Hollis Jack Hooven Lou Ann Howard Connie How land Sheila Howland Ricky Hubbard Steve Hunter Sulin Huns Mike Inlow Kathy Ireland Amy Isringhaus Bill Janes Janna Johnson Jim Johnson Joan Johnson Richard Johnson Debbie Joiner Cindi Jones Leonard Jones Mary Jones Melanie Jones Su .ie Jones 93 Teresa Jones Pat Kalagian Mike Kingston Claude Kinser Bob kissack Dusty Klingler Cindy Knipping Linda Kreitler Mike I,ankford Bob LaTempt Carol Lawrence Bob Laws Donna Lingle Jeanne Locklear Fred Losch Peggy Lovell Rick Lovell Bill Ludwig Larry Ludwig Karen Man ring Jim Mason Kevin Matheny Gary Maze Paula McCormick Harold McDonough Linda McEuen Charles McKean David McKinney Robyn McVey Debbie Melton Mike Meyer Larry Militello Russell Militello Cathy Miller Jon Miller 94 Vicki Miller Stephen Mitchell Boh Moggio Sue Morehead Bruce Morgan Dan Morgan Robert Mosbv Ginger Moses Kathy Moulton Connie Murphy Carla Myers Kathy Myers Liz Nader Paul Nagel Cars Neilson Nadine Neilson David Nelson Rich Oiler Paula O’Neal Bill Ott Linda Overby Kay Owens Sandy Parrish Jerald Pataky Paul Patterson Rick Patterson Steve Paynic Martin Pease Connie Perez Jim Perry Linda Peters Barb Phillips Brent Piper Cindy Pirok Darrell Plank 95 Rick Poage Kathy Polk Bev Port wood Jeany Pruet .cl Allen Raines Larry Raines Dwain Ray Dick Redden Marion Reed Paula Reinke Wesley Rhea Jerry Ribhle Charlene Richter Brenda Riggs Mike Riley John Roach Gregg Roberts Vicki Robins Tom Rosenthal Debbie Runge Allen Rushing Phil Sandbach Sherry Sandbach Debby Sanna Priscilla Schardan Ellen Schneider Mike Scoggins Brenda Scott John Scroggins Mark Scroggins Danny Seibold Steve Sessions Kathy Shelton Debbie Sherman Janet Skinner 96 Connie Smith Janice Smith Jim Smith Rick Smith Susan Smith Patty Speed Steve Stamper David Stanton Dan Stark Mike Steffen Jackie Stevenson Louie Steward Terry Stewart Vickie Stinekraus Gerry Stormer Linda Striegal Clinton Sturgeon Steve Sullivan Lloyd Swank Gary Talkington Barb Tennikait Scott Terry David Thoms Doug Tickner Glenn Timson Steve Tinsley Debbie Toner Kathy Treadway Bev Tschannen David Tucker Janice Valdes Gary Voyles Don Warren Darwin Watt Vanessa Weiss 97 Kathleen Welborn Darrel Wells Dwight Werts Daryl Wharry Jim Whitworth Bill Wilkinson Hhonda Williams Vicki Williams Jackie Willis Jim Wilson Rich Wilson Trina Wilson Barb Winsel Mike w bod Ricky Workman Tom Young Bev Youngberg Gena Zeller Terri Zikc Ramona Zippman Connie Zuk Karla Zyph Sophomores not pictured: I,eslie Agee Russell Allshousc Richard Pruett Joseph Ragusa Debby Sandbach Cindy Smith 98 Front row: Vicky Mozley, Judi Mitchell, Cindy Holmes, Candy Crosnoe, Jean Hill, Bruce Bonczvk, Shannon Fuhr, Jane Humphrey, Roberta Parks. Second row Jan Fast. Mary Kay Durham. Larry Cunningham. Sharon Bush, Linda Bryan, Cathy Brucggeman. Jim Borchers, Cathy Armstrong. Steve Adams. Third row: Connie Freshour, Dennis Ford. Sharon Crouthers, John Chafin. Becky Barnes, John Barnard, Larry Smith, Karen Kissack, Vicki Harvatin. Fourth row: Don Roberts, Pam Witherow, Karen Tester, Rick Sims, Sue Rice, Janet Hall. Debby Redden, Kathi Mudd. Rick Jones, Rhonda Rhodes, Lillian McBrien. John Campbell. Upper left: Larry Smith receives his candle from Vicky Mozley. Upper right: Jean Hill gives Mary Kay Durham her candle. Left: Bruce Bonczvk shakes hands with inductee Larry Cunningham. 100 New members inducted into the National Honor Society this year are pictured above. Front row Jan Fast, Mary Durham. Larry Cunningham. Sharon Bush, Linda Bryan, Cathy Brueggeman, Jim Borchcrs, Cathy Armstrong, Steve Adams. Second row: Connie Freshour, Dennis Ford, Sharon Crouthers, John Chaftn, Becky Barnes, John Barnard, Larry Smith. Karen Kissack. Vicki Harvatin. Third row : Pam Witherow, Karen Tester, Rick Sims, Sue Rice, Janet Hall, Debbie Redden, Kathi Mudd. Rick Jones, Rhonda Rhodes. The National Honor Society is an honorary organization consisting of members of the junior and senior classes. They are rated on scholarship, character, leadership, and service. This year the National Honor Society opened a book store in the high school. It also sold soda at home basketball games. In May the members of the National Honor Society gave a banquet for the 27 new members and their parents. The officers this year were: John Campbell, president; Don Roberts, vice-president; and Jane Humphrey, secretary-treasurer. N A T 1 O N A L H O N O R S 0 c 1 E T Y Roberta Parks gives Cathy Brueggeman her candle and flower. Cathy Armstrong receives her candle from Jane Humphrey. 101 Front row Jim Durham. John Harvey, Karen Kissack, Karen Tester, Rick Sims, Mr. Potthast. Third row Kathy Steve Adams. Debbie Davis. Bruce Bonzvek. Chris Shelton. Gerry Stormer, Hazel Corsa, Mark Scroggins, Lowe. Jim Borchers. Second row John Chafin. Debbie Bev Tschanncn. Boh Kissack, Kathy Ayres. Bone, Janet Hall, Cindy Brooke, Sharon Crouthers, Always busy, the Student Council sponsored many of the students’ activities. These included; sock hops. Homecoming, Twirp Week, the Christmas Dance, the Peace Corps Program, the assemblies, and all elections. The Council was also very active as a member of the Kaskaskia District Student Councils and also participated in a student exchange. The members met every day to discuss ideas that would promote better relations among the students and faculty. A newsletter was published monthly and the new project this year was a Student Council bulletin board that kept all students up to date with activities at RCIIS. 102 Front row Norman Bohnenstiehl, Joyce Owens, Brenda Cooper, Cathy Brueggeman, Tom Fried-rick, Chris Smith. Lynn Metz, Kathy Jones, Tim Slattery Second row Kent Morse. Pam Sprague. Judy Crafford, Dollic Johnson. Hohin Vidakovich. Glenn Timson, Steve Paynic, Judy Lobos, Val Harvey, Amy Isringhaus. Connie Fritchey, Linda Bryan Fourth row Dewey Thoms, Bob Compton, John Chafin. Lou Ann Howard. Vanessa Weiss, Sherry Appleby, Debby Appleby, Janna Johnson Debbie Clifford, Jackie Neipert, Bill Barton Third row Mike Harvick. Debbie Sherman, Sue DeBord, Darrell Plank. Jackie Dana. Cindy Rnipping. Rich Wilson Front row George Harvey. Tom Rosenthal. Cheryl Hatfield. Cindy Holmes, Sharon Bush. Jan Ferrell. Debbie Davis, Kathy Ayres Second row Phil Sand-bach, Rich Wilson, Rich Oiler. Sharon Crouthers, Karen Tester, Rhonda Rhodes. Janet Hall, Mary Durham Third row Mr. Myers, Greg Cloninger, II O M E R O O M R E P R E S E N T A T I V E S F R E N C II C L U B 103 R O X The Rox Staff, under the direction of Mr. Kenneth Greenlee, worked hard toward the completion of this annual. Numerous hours were spent selling advertisements, earn ing on the magazine sales campaign, selling the yearbooks, obtaining pictures and arranging them, writing copy, typing pages, and proofreading the final copy. A new system of organization was adopted this year. Chosen members were assigned the responsibility of various sections within the yearbook and were made the respective editors. 104 Vicki Harvatin Editor Pam Wit hero w Assistant Editor Don Roberts Business Manager Cathy Brueggeman Department Editor Roberta Parks Activities Ed. John Campbell Mary Durham Donna Nelson Linda Bryan Sports Editor Copy Editor Class Editor Assistant Dept. Ed. Front row: Randi Allison. Cathy Brueggeman, Roberta Parks, Linda Bryan. Donna Nelson, Connie Freshour, Jan Foutch, Jean Humphrey. Second row: Debby Redden, Rhonda Rhodes, Carol Elliott. Lillian McBrien. Mars Kay Durham. Sallie Sheppard, Vicki Harvatin, Carol Miller, Jean Hill. Third row: Kathy Ayres, Susan Smith, Cena Zeller, Melody Metcalf, Pam Witherow, Connie Fair, Kathi Mudd, Ann Stokes, Michele I’bben. Fourth row Bill Hubbard, Larry Cunningham. Don Roberts, John Campbell, John Barnard, Mr. Greenlee. 105 Front row: Sue Sumner, Mona Taylor, Vicki Caldwell, Kathy Stansberry, Karen Tester, Sharon Crouthers, Cindy Brooke, Judy Grafford. Debbie Clifford Second row: Jan East, Judy Thompson, Diane Moore, Pam Sprague, Chris Smith. Debbie Miller, Vicky Mozley, Nancy Nelson, Marty Howland The Sweet 16 and Pom pon girls marched during pre-game and halftime at football games and halftime at basketball games. The Sweet 16 was composed of sixteen regular members, a caller, and an alternate. The two groups practiced during homeroom and after school. Many new ideas were incorporated into the routines this year. These steps greatly improved the performances. Miss Conaway was the sponsor of both groups. Mary Sunderland, Lynn Metz, Janice Clarkson, Stephanie Clark. Candy Crosnoe, Jan Ferrell 106 Front row: Karen Tester, Ray Ervin, Vicky Mozley, Mr. Hill Second row Jean Humphrey, Tom Young, Brent Piper, Steve Ogle Third row Laura Nader, Linda Schneider, Ellen Schneider, Paula McCormick, Shirley Belt Fourth row Jan East, Debbie Clarkson, Debby Redden, Sharon Crouthers The Art Club was an organization for students interested in art. The Art Club made the set for the Coronation and the first place float for the Homecoming Parade. This year, the Art Club saved the small amount of proceeds from the Coronation set, with additional money making projects, in order to go to Chicago. The officers were: Hay Ervin, president; Karen Tester, vice-president: Vicky Mozley, secretary-treasurer; Mr. Hill was the sponsor. 107 s p E C I A L C H O R U s Front row: I .ana Turner, Cindy Brooke, Gloria row: Jan East, Linda Kinser, Vicki Mozley, Dave Ray, Max Welch, Bill Brave, Don Ott. Chris Smith, McKee, Galen Scammahorn, John Campbell, Judi Karen Kissack, Vicki Reeves, Suzanne Hale Second Mitchell, Rhonda Griffith, Pam Fraley c H O R U s Front row: Debbie Murphy, Vicki Reeves, Judi Mitchell, Bev Carlton, Jo Austin, Lynn Metz, Kathy Stansberry, Jan East, Karen Kissack, Chris Smith, Rhonda Griffith Second row: Gloria Ray, Cathy Hardesty, Pam F'raley, Debbie McKinzic, Charlotte Rea, Suzanne Hale, Pam Witherow, Cindy Brooke, Vicki Mozley, Trudy Taulbee, Mr. Syfcrt Third row. Kathy Ziegler, Peggy Lovell, Brenda Christeson, Karen Manring, Nancy Holland, Melanie Jones, Barb Tennikait, Melody Metcalf, Connie Pair, Patty Calagian, Linda Kinser Fourth row: David Nelson, Don Chatham, Bev Downing, Charlotte Redman, Vicki Becker, Linda Grigg Fifth row : Greg Stein-brueck. Max Welch, David McKee, Galen Schammahorn, Bill Brave, John Campbell. Don Ott, Clayton Donaldson 108 The students pictured on this page provided valuable assistance throughout the school year. The girls above operated the switchboard in the main office while those at left worked as assistants in the business office. Below left are those students who served as helpers in the high school office. This year’s library workers are pictured at lower right. OOhJOcC OUKKQ The majorettes performed before home football games and at half time with the band. They also marched in the Homecoming and Alton Halloween parades. The two majorettes pictured arc Pat Piper and Leatha Bail. i The purpose of the color guard was to present the American Hag at the home football games. They also marched in the Homecoming and Alton Halloween parades. The color guard was comprised of three seniors—Sue Hovey, Vicki Rodgers, and Debbie Mans. no First row Pat Piper. Lcatha Bail. Second row Cecil Longwisch, John Roach, Mark Hamlin, George Ilar-vcy, Mike Opel, Cynthia Pirok, Janet Thornburgh. Third row Carl Blackwood. Steve Mitchell. Dick Redden. Lynettc Speed. Dana Grover, Scott Ragsdale. Fourth row: Randy Rader, Galen Scammahorn, Steve Adams. Tom Young, Max Welch, Randy Croon. First row Sue Rice, Dustina Klingler. Michelle DeCota, Janice Smith. Lou Ann Howard, Debbi Appleby. Second row. Gena Zeller, Jane Brucgge-man. Sherry Marlow, Melissa Bean. Lorna Caldwell, Virginia Moses, Bill Davis. Third row Kert Tennikait. Debbie Grant, Linda Grant, Barb Boyer, Sherry Appleby, Mike Spiroff. Ross Eggebrecht, Mr. Dan Jones. Fourth row: Stan Movd. Glenn Timson. Jim Howard, Debbie Canham. Karen Simpson, Cheryl Gibson. Eugenia Doolen. Front row: Randy Bono, Chris Ott, Cheryl Cobine, Candy Crosnoe, Cindy Holmes, Dcbi Bollman, Jim Borchers, Bill Brave Second row: Sue Sumner, Kathi Stansberry, Bruce Bonzyck, Kevin Ranter, Sally Cox, Pat Harvey, Sharon Fox, Mrs. Roth Third row: Jim Mason, Debbie Gilbert, Kathy Doerr, Linda Griggs, Debbie Hambleton, Val Harvey, Connie Zulc, Cbarnlotte Ray Fourth row: Robyn Keith, Dave Herndon, Curtis Felton, Helena Seihold, Robin Vidakovich, Kenny Brown, Debbie Lewis, Bev Hindman The Roxette staff worked very hard to produce a fine newspaper. For the first time, the staff sold ads to area businesses to help finance the paper. The Roxette kept the entire school body informed about school functions—past, present, and future—gossip and sports. 112 Front row Betty Marmino, Rick Jones, Mrs. Condray Second row: Carl Hatcher, Vanessa Weiss, Teresa Jones Third row: Phil Sand-bach. Fred Losch, Suzi Jones Fourth row Mark Mangers, Brenda Workman, Sam Guerino Front row Randy Bono, Cheryl Cobine, Sally Cox, Bill Brave, Mrs. Croshong Second row Karen York, Rosemary Marmino, Rick Jones, John Campbell Third row: Mark Mangers. Linda Williams, Connie Frcshour, Chris Smith Fourth row: Phil Sandhach. Sharon Crouthcrs, Karen Tester, Teresa Jones Fifth row Sam Guerino, Carol Flliott. Vicky Mozley, Cheryl Hatfield 113 Front row: Sharon Fox, Cindy Holmes. Second row: Cathy Brueggeman. Jean Hill, Vicki Harva-tin, Mary Kay Durham. Third row Donna Nelson, Kathi Mudd, Linda Bryan, Roberta Parks. Fourth row Candy Crosnoe, Pam Witherow, Sallie Sheppard, Lillian McBricn. Fifth row: John Campbell, Bruce Bonczyk, Randy Bono. Rob Vidakovich. Sixth row: Don Roberts, Larry Cunningham. Quill and Scroll is an honorary organization established for the purpose of recognizing students who have done outstanding work on either the Rox or the Roxette and have maintained a grade average in the upper third of their class. Journalistic achievements of these students are recognized by the awarding of a pin and a membership card. The members of the Quill and Scroll have done their best to bring the students of Roxana enjoyment and pleasure, as well as memories to last for years to come. 114 Brigadoon is a mystical town that appears only once in a hundred years. This year Brigadoon” was presented not once but four times at RIIS. Vicky Mozley and Dave McKee had the leads. This year the fall play was “You Can’t Take It With You.” Bill Brave, Connie Freshour, and Rick Jones had the leading roles. The play is set in the Thirties and tells the story of the problems a young girl in love has with her family. Front row: Jane Bruggeman, Lainie Taylor, Pam Sprague, Cathy Brueggeman, Candy Crosnoe, Rhonda Hoppor, Sandy Curry. Janice Clarkson. F.llen Schneider. Phyllis Heidinger, Cindy Knipping, Terri Zike, Mrs. Croshong Second row Kathy Shelton. Dehhie Appleby, Cindy Jones, Candy Daum, Carla Myers, Lillian Mc-Brien. Shannon Fuhr. Vickie Thompson. Linda Dungy, Sharon Ix ng, Kathy Jones, Sue DeBord Third row: Libby Daulhaus, Monica Moffett, Jan Foutch, Debby Redden, Pat Kalagian, Linda Manring, Nancy Holland. Melinda Davis, Kathy Ayres, Connie Zuk, Susan Smith, Janna Johnson Fourth row: Ann Stokes. Kathi Mudd. Pam Witherow, Connie Fair, Pam McClintock, Karen Williams. Chris Ott, Barb Phillips, Carol Lawrence, Theresa Jones, Barb Tennikait, Carl Hatcher Fifth row: Rick Hubbard. Tom Young, Bill James. Dwight Wert , Dick Redden, Fred Ix sch, John Barnard, Debby Sanna. Susan Jones, Jim How ard, Bill Hubbard I Aspiring starlets and stars, who hoped to become Thespians were members of the Stage Struck Stars. This group not only developed acting talents, hut also taught the students the numerous other tasks that must be done in order to present a successful production. The art of make-up, scenery creation, authentic props, and “catchy” publicity were taught. 116 Front row: I ura Nader, Robyn Keith, Chris Smith, Linda Williams. Jan Ferrell, Rosemary Marmino, Randy Bono. Bill Brave, Jan East, Lee Metz, Ron Carnell. Marcia Cech Second row: John Harvey, Bill Ward, Connie Freshour, Karen York. Debbie Cherry, Stephanie Clark. Lynette Speed, Debbie Canham, Sharon Crouthers, Jackie Niepcrt, Sally Cox, Pat Harvey, Jean Humphrey I bird row: Vicky Mozley, Carol Elliott, Linda Schneider, Barb Boyer, Leatha Bail, Sheri Appleby, Valerie Harvey, Trina Wilson, Wilma Marsh, Roberta Parks, Debi Boll-man, Cheryl Cobine, Mrs. Groshong Fourth row : Mark Mangers, Betty Marmino. Phil Sandhach. Steve Raines. John Campbell, Greg Steinhrueck. George Apanel, Kenny Brown, Howard Davis, Dave McKee, Trudy Taul-hee, Stuart Corsa Fifth row Brenda Workman, Cheryl Hatfield, Vicks Becker, Charlotte Redman. Ray Ervin, Steve Ogle, Barb Dosen. Debbie Mans. Rick Jones, Betty Green, Kevin Kanter, Mike Hammer, Chris Fraser The National Thespian Society is an honorary' organization devoted to the advancement and improvement of the program of the dramatic arts in secondary’ schools. In order to become a member of troupe 556, a student must first earn ten points in dramatic activities as a member of the Stage Struck Stars. Members of the club, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Groshong, took active parts in the presentation of a fall play, a spring musical, programs for civic groups, and numerous speech contests throughout Illinois and Missouri in such events as—duet acting, prose reading, serious reading, original monologue, and after dinner speaking. 117 Front row: Miss Graves, Janice Clarkson, Stephanie Clark, Barb Boyer, Karen Nelson. Sharon Young, Kathy Jones, Patty Haworth, Miss Cox. Second row: Debbie Grant, Cindy Jones, Carla Meyers, Candy Daum. Diane Daughhettee. Betty Green, Connie Perez, Bandi Allison. an Bateman. Third row: Barb Hambleton, Suzie Jones, Ramona Zippman. Linda Striegel, Pam Bodenhaek, Patty Kalagian, Connie Zuk, Libby Dalbaus, Debbie Joiner, Linda Kreitler, Janet Guebert. The F.H.A. consisted of girls who were interested in home-making. The girls earned money through such activities as hake sales and car washes. They also sponsored an annual spring fashion show. The girls did the modeling. At Christmas time, the F.H.A. made Christmas boxes for needy families in the area. 116 Front row: Sharon Crouthers, Cindy Brooke, Sally Sheppard. Linda Claussen, Mrs. Mick, sponsor Second row Vicky Becker, Charlotte Redman, Carol Steed, Debbie Hamhleton, Nancy Holland, Bcv Hampton, Jane Humphrey, Debbie Bone, Debbie Canbam, Charlene Richter Third row: Suzy Jones, Ramona Zippman, Susan Smith, Mary Ann Lawrence, Kathi Mudd. Melody Metcalf. Barb Tennikait, Patty Ralagian, Paula Reinke, Connie Smith Fourth row: Jean Hill, Cail Hollis, Jackie Dana, Barb Phillips, Janet Cuebert. Ginger Moses, Becky Browning The Future Nurses of America is an organization composed of girls who are interested in the nursing profession and other related fields. Many of the members donated their free time performing volunteer services in area hospitals. With the funds raised from various projects, the F.N.A. und the F.T.A. built a float for the Homecoming Parade. The float won a third place plaque. I he officers of the F.N.A. w ere: Sallie Sheppard, president; Cindy Brooke, vice-president; Sharon Crouthers, secretary; Linda Claussen, treasurer; Nancy Holland, reporter. 119 I Front row Donna Nelson, Chris Smith. Val Harvey, Kathy Ayres, Rhonda Griffith, Sue Rice, Miss Abberly. Second row Debbv Cherry, Stephanie Clark. Judi Mitchell, Vicki Reeves, Vicki Harvatin, Judy Lobos, Man. Dur- ham. Third row Jan Ferrell, Rhonda Hopper. Lillian Me-Brien, Stan Visnowski, Phil Sandhach, Teresa Jones, Jeanne Locklear. Tilt Future Teachers of America is an organization for students interested in a teaching career. The F.T.A. regional convention was hosted by Roxana this fall. This year, members of the F.T.A. have participated in student teaching at Burbank Grade School. M iss Abberly was the sponsor of F.T.A. The officers were : Chris Smith, president: Donna Nelson, vice-president; Valerie Harvey, secretary-treasurer. 120 Front row: Mark Morgan. Martin Pease, Don Ott, Steve Ogle, Bill Hubbard. Second row: Marvette Blaine, Cindy Jones, Carla Myers, Pat Harvey, Loma Caldwell, Linda Kreitler, Sharon Long, Rathy Jones. Third row Lois Owens, Thela Herbert, Bonnie Jackson, Bex Hampton. Kathy Myers, Charlene Richter, Monica Moffet, Debbie Sidwcll, Trudy Taulbee. Fourth row Debbie Fite, Evelyn Cooper, Peggy Flowers. Kay Owens, Barb Hambleton. Marty Hanncr. Sharon Young, Debbie Hambleton. The purpose of Junior Achievement was to teaeh students business procedures and management. Junior Achievement was divided into three sections: production, accounting, and sales. The J.A. center nearest our school is in downtown W ood River. These three business divisions gave the students the practice needed in the business world. The experience they gained in J.A. will he valuable to them as they begin their own jobs and professions. 121 Front Row: Sharon Bush, Karen Kissack, Cathy Brucgge-man, Roberta Parks, Vicki Caldwell, Kathy Stansberry, Rosemary Nlarmino. Second Row: Wilma Marsh, Becky Barnes, Rhonda Rhodes, Janet Hall, Jackie Niepert. Dol lie Johnson, Linda Voorhees, Susan Rice. Third Row: Debbie Sherman, Kathy Moulton, Debby Runge, Donna Dungy, Kathy Shelton, Mrs. NlcPhail. Leadership was an organization designed to develop interest in the field of girls’ physical education. Each P.E. class had one or two leaders. These girls were responsible for taking roll, officiating games, leading exercises, and generally helping the teacher. To qualify, a girl must maintain an overall grade average of “C” and a P.E. average of “B.” If the applicants meet these requirements, the P.E. teachers choose those who will serve by their w illingness to help and by their reliability. 122 Front Row: Christie Lowe, Vicki Caldwell, Roberta Parks, Debi Bollman. Kathy Stansberry, Cathy Bruegge-man, Brenda Cooper, Stephanie Clark. Janice Clarkson. Chris Ott, Karen Kissack. Second row Sharon Christian. Sharon Long, Linda Dungy, Nancy Nelson, Lynn Met , The Girls Athletic Association sponsored girls gymnastic team were supported by the volleyball, tennis, and basketball tournaments. Debbie Miller. Janice Sethaler, Rosemary Marmino, Jane Humphrey, Sally Sheppard. Third row: Debbie Cherry, Chris Smith, Robyn Keith. Debbie Davis, Vicki I larva-tin. Jan East, Vicky Mozley. Linda Williams. Jan Ferrell, Rhonda Hopper. many activities. Sweet 16, Drill team, and GAA. The members also participated in bowling. Miss Conaway sponsored the G.A.A. 123 Front row: Pam Sprague, Cindy Brooke. Karen King, Jud Grafford, Sharon Crouthers, Karen Tester, Jan Foutch, Lynette Speed, Debbie Bone. Second row: Joan Heigert. Diane Moore, Sue Sumner, Mona Taylor, Debbie Clifford, Janet Hall, Hhonda Rhodes. Jackie Neipert, Becky Barnes, Connie Freshour, Jean Humphrey. Third row: Trudy Taulbec, Debbie Redden, Debbie Cunham, Rhonda Griffith, Val Harvey, Dollie Johnson, Amy Hubbard, I.inda Voorhees, Shirley Moore, Monica Moffett, Debbie Sidwell. W 124 •n p, “fc, ck Da « c,nd' KnippinR% � o Mem Front row: Sharon Young. Sharon Christian. Vickie Bockholdt. Christie Lowe, Vicki Caldwell. Debi Boll-mun. Cathy Brueggcinan, Brenda Cooper, Robyn Keith. Hhonda Hopper. Kathy Stansberry, Chris Ott, Janice Clarkson. Second row: Barbara Boyer. Leatha Bail, Mary Durham, Pam Bodenbach, Lillian McBrien, Nancy Nelson, Lynn Metz, Rosemary Marmino. Betty Croon. Randi Allison, Linda Bryan, I.inda Dungy. Third row. Debbie Davis, Roberta Parks, Rands McLain, Alan Deissinger, Steve Adams, .Mike Banks, Stephanie Clark. Debbie Miller, Janice Sethaler, Sharon Long, Vicky Mozley, Jan East, Vicki Harvitin. Fourth row: Scott Spiller. Terrs Guebert. Kip Helvie, Galen Scammahorn Dave McKee, Lee Metz, Stan Visnowski, Jane Humphrey. Mickie Harshbarger. Patti Haworth. Kathy Jones. Carol Miller. Fifth row: Bill Hubbard. John Harvey, Larry Smith, Brue Bonczyk, Jim Borchers, Phil Tiller, Tom Fredrick, Stuart Corsa, Bob Graham, Chris Smith. Mary Sunderland. Karen Kissack. Sixth row: Bill Brave, Jim Milford. Norman Bohnenstiehl. Don Murbarger. Dewey Thoms. Sally Sheppard, Jean Hill. Pat Piper. Brad Exton. Debbie Cherry. Cathy Armstrong. Seventh row: Bill Ward. Win or lose, the members of the Pep Club were always present at the games to shout encouragement to the Hoxana Shells. Before the games, the Pep Club sponsored the rallies that inspired the team on to victory. Their enthusiasm was heightened by the cheerleaders. The school would lose one of the most important ingredients without the Pep Club—school spirit and good sportsmanship! 126 One money making activity of the Pep Club was selling programs at home football games. 127 First row: Cindy Brooke, Pam Sprague, Dollie Johnson, Amy Hubbard, Linda Voorhees, Debbie Bone, Sharon Crouthers, Connie Freshour, Shirley Moore, Lynette Speed. Joan Heigert. Jean Humphrey Second row Judy Lobos, Melody Metcalf, Sue Sumner, Jan Foutch, Karen King, Jackie Neipert, Hhonda Rhodes. Janet Hall, Karen Tester, Becky Barnes, Debhie Canham. Carol Thallman, Pam Fraley Third row: Rhonda Griffith, Pam Witherow, Diana Moore. Mona Taylor, Jamie Stansberry, Judy Cranmer, Linda Bohannon. Diana Daughhetee, Melvia Lomas, Judy Grafford, Donna Nelson, Valerie Harvey Fourth row: Debbie Fite, Michele Ubben, Peggy Flowers, John Chafin, Bob Reedy. Mark Ewen, Karen Simpson, Carla Sexton, Debbie Redden, Trudy Taulbee, Debbie Sidwell, Monica Moffett Fifth row Sharon Fox, Beverly Hindman, Janice Scott, Charlotte Rea. Evelyn Vanausdoll, Cathy Hardesty, Connie Fair, Suzanne Hale, Diana Bienemann, Thela Herbert WdfH '-OMTI Front row Vicki Miller, Bev Portwood, Linda Peters, Cindy Bond. Trina Wilson, Be Tschannen, Sue More-head. Kathy Shelton. Debhi Bunge, Jackie Willis, Phyllis Ileidinger. Terri ' .ike. Second row Kathy Ayres, Connie Zuk, Vicki Williams, Becky Browning, Debbie Sherman. Kathy Moulton, Ha .cl Corsa, Sue Dcbord, Barb Tenni-kait, Dustina Clingler. Third row Susan Smith. Barb Phillips. Melinda Davis, Debbie Gilbert, Janna Johnson, Kathy Treadway, Jan Fletcher, Cindy Knipping, Jackie Dana, Jackie Stevenson, Rhonda Williams, Carol Law- I rence. Fourth row : Brenda Christeson, Jeanene Harris, Libby Dalhaus. Linda Striegel. Kathy Myers. Bev Hampton, Melanie Jones, Cindy Pirok. Bill Ludwig, Charlene Richter, Linda Claussen, Nancy Holland. Karen Manring Fifth row Marvette Blain. Martha I tanner, Brent Piper, Jimmy Johnson Darrell Plank. Rick Oiler. Paul Magel. Barb Dosen. Bob I itempt Sixth row Sulin Huss, Patty Speed. Zan Bateman. Amy Isringhaus. Dan Stark. Debbie Clarkson. Mike Steffen. Paula McCormick. Dan Morgan. The Pep Club board includes: Front row Debbie Bone, Vice-president: Cathy Bruggeman. President: Bev Tschannen, Secretary-Treasurer: Second Row Vicki Caldwell. Bus and Cheer Sheets Chairman: Debi Bollman. Poster At Gimmick Chairman: Brenda Cooper, Assembly Chairman: Third row Mrs. Calvin, sponsor: Sharon Crouthers, Money-making Chairman. 128 Front row: Mr. Redden. Mr. Milford, Mr. Geninatti. Mr. Harvick Second row: Mr. Raich. Mr. Kis-sack, Mr. McLane, Mr. Tschannen, Mr. Edwards. c 0 u N C 1 L The Athletic Council, composed of administrators and coaches, sets the for eligibility and conduct of all students participating in sports. The cheerleaders, under the guidance of Mrs. Calvin, perform at all the football and basketball games. The varsity squad attended a summer workshop at Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, where they won several awards. The alternate cheerleaders, pictured below right, are Debbi Miller and Karen King. 130 WMMECn The varsity cheerleaders, pictured above, are Janet Hall, Sharon Bush, Cathy Armstrong, Karen Kis-sack. and Rhonda Rhodes. The junior varsity cheerleaders, pictured below, are Hazel Corsa, Sue DeBord, Becky Barnes, Jackie Neipert,and Cathy Moulton. “R” C L U B Front row: Steve Bowser, Bandy McLain. Kip Helvie, Terrs Cuebert, Scott Spillcr. Phil Tiller, Lee Metz, Jim Borchers, Lee Peach, John Harvey, Larry Smith. Second row Rick Purdy, Steve Platter, Steve Adams. Ted Collins, Boh Tschanncn, John Campbell, Mike Hall, Rick Sims, John Chafin. Frank Wheeler. Third row: Jerry Clark, Bruce Bonczyk, Brad Exton, Boh Reedy, Dave Lovell, Paul Shetley, Otis Shoemaker, Jim Copeland, Ben Timson, Perry Allison. Fourth row: Bill Brave, Glen Chatham, Ken Wood, Jim Durham. Mick Laws. Don Me-Reynolds, Roland Galletta. Dave Daniel, Phil Watson. Fifth row : Mike Carney, John Sullivan, Kert Tennikait, Mike Spiroff, Phil Crause, Mike Hammer, Bill Hubbard. The “R” Club is composed of varsity lettermen. The escorts for the Queen candidates at the coronation are chosen from the “R” Club and the members decorate for the Homecoming Dance. The “R” Club also provides ushers for home football and basketball games. 132 Front row: Gerry Stormer, manager, Dennis Ford, Steve Platter, Bob Kissack. Mike Ilarvick, Ross Eggebrecht, Cars Maze, Rich Wilson, Dave Lovell, manager, Rick Lovell, manager. Second row: Frank Wheeler, Randy Rader, Rick I ankford, Phil Tiller, Paul Davis, John Chafin, Perry Allison, Mike Spiroff, Dave Mallory, Mike McClellan, Jerry Bassett. Third row: Ken Sessions, Don Ott, Otis Shoemaker, Tern Metz, Rick Sims. Phil Watson, Mike Hall, Bob Vidakovich. John Peters, Mark Scroggins, Coach Hamm. Fourth row: Coach Raich, Mike Hawkins, Gary Blair, Steve McPeak, Bob Graham, Dave Stanton, Lee Metz, Bob Tschannen, Bill Barton. John Robinson, Coach Tschannen. v A R S I T Y The Roxana varsity football team displayed good sportsmanship while finishing F the season with 2 wins and 7 loses. Although the record was not so good this year JL o it showed prospects for the fall of 1969. Lee Metz received special honors for being chosen Lineman of the Year and All Conference Linebacker. Bob Tschan- o T nen was also honored as All Conference End. Opponents We They M. B A L Southwestern 0 27 Wood River 0 48 Triad 14 13 L Dupo 8 26 Bethalto 6 20 Highland 34 6 Cahokia 7 49 Madison 0 42 Edwardsville 6 12 Dennis Ford Bob Graham Mike Hall Mike Uarvick Mike Hawkins Bob Kissack Rick Lankford Gary Maze Lee Metz John Peters Randy Rader Phil Tiller BobTschannen Rob Vidakovich Phil Watson Frank Wheeler Rich Wilson 134 Front row: Rick Lovell, Jerry Stormer, managers. Second row. Bob Kissack, Mark Scroggins, Allen Rushing, Mike Harvick, Bill Hoglc, Bob Laws, Ross Eggebrecht, Jerald Pataky, Paul Nagle. Ihird Row: David Stanton, Martin Pease, Frank Beilis, Bob Benter, Gars Maze, Steve Hunter, Rich Wilson, Jack Hooven, Don Warren, Mr. Hamm, coach. I he sophomore football team this year showed their ability on the field by compiling a 7-1 record for the season. The team finished first in the conference with a perfect record. Because of these players, the future for Roxana’s football team looks good for the next two years. Opponents We They Southwestern 34 0 Wood River 2 25 Dupo 48 12 Highland 27 20 Bethalto 19 14 Cahokia 2 0 Triad 38 0 Madison 44 12 Front row: Steve Paynic, Mike Hammer, Dick Redden, Ben Timson, Glenn Timson. Second row Coach Redden, Gary Voyles, Jim Durham. Don Murbarger, John Campbell. Jim Borchers, Randy McLain. Terry Guebert. 9 10 Jerseyville 20 Roxana 53 Timson 1st place 9-13 Triad 28 Roxana 56 Timson 3rd 9-16 Civic Memorial 24 Roxana 35 Timson 1st 9-20 O’ Fallon 24 Roxana 32 Timson 1st 9-25 Triad Invitational Roxana 14th Timson 10th 9-27 Roxana 22 Highland 34 Timson 1st 9-30 Civic Memorial 29 Triad 36 Roxana 65 Timson 1st 10- 7 Bunker Hill Invitational Roxana Tied 2nd Timson 1st (Record) 10- 8 Jerseyville 20 Roxana 45 Timson 1st 10-14 Dupo 20 Roxana 41 Highland 05 Timson 1st 10-16 Conference 1st Civic Memorial 2nd Dupo 3rd Roxana 4th Triad 5th Highland 6th Madison 47 54 63 70 124 144 1st Timson (Record) 14th McLain 26th Paynic 7th Voyles 15th Guebert 10-22 Wood Rive r 20 Roxana 39 Timson 1st 10-26 District Roxana 15th Timson 4th 11- 2 State Timson also ran. 11-29 5 Mile Mississippi River Run Invitational Timson 1st Ben Timson placed 4th in the District. He was the first person ever from Roxana to go to the State in Cross Country. 136 Iff Front row: Dick Redden, Steve Paynic, Gary Be dwell, off, Rick Sims, Jim Featherstone, Boh Reedy, Stan Visnow- Glenn Chatham, Bruce Schell, Paul Shelley, Paul Schwabe ski. Second row. Coach Tschannen, Perry Allison, Mike Spir- Highland L 19-33 Southwestern W 30-18 Dethalto W 31-23 Wood River L 25-26 Vandalia W 38-10 Mike Spiroff had a seasonal Springfield S’east L 19-22 record of 16—0—1. He Springfield Lanphier L 17-27 placed second in District, Southwestern W 30-20 third in Sectional. Highland W 31-18 Gary Bedwell had a sea- Carbondale L 25-27 sonal record of 18—3. Gary Murphysboro W 26-22 placed second in District. Belleville West W 24-20 Belleville East L 3-49 'Bethalto L 26-27 Edwardsville W 29-16 Wood River W 18-35 Front row: Greg Cloninger, Bob Kissack, Ben Timson, Tern, Wilson, Larry Smith, Phil Crau.se, Scott Spiller, Bruce Bonczyk. Second row: Coach Fdwards, Jim Borchers, Carl Blackwood. Don Murharger, Cotton Teasley, Jim Durham, Steve Adams. Bill Barton. Coach Redden. v A R S I T Y B A S K E T B A L L OPPONENT WE THEY Triad 83 78 Dupo 75 60 Northwest 63 68 Wood River 66 87 Southwestern 70 50 Jerseyville 56 57 Cahokia 55 94 Highland 82 74 O’Fallon 69 81 Waterloo 79 69 Jerseyville 65 86 Dupo 56 61 Wood River 67 70 Dupo 77 76 Bethalto 86 70 Madison 92 79 Belleville East 50 84 Bethalto 85 87 Triad 75 86 Highland 67 77 Cahokia 70 72 Madison 79 88 Edwardsville 52 100 139 Sieve Adams Captain Carl Blackwood Bill Barton Jim Borchers Phil Crausc Jim Durham Bob Kissack Don Murbarger Most Valuable Best Offensive Larry Smith Best Defensive Scott Spiller Cotton Teasley Ben Timson Free Throw Award—.873 Front row: Bob Kissak, Terry Wilson, Mike Harvick, Mark Scroggins, Gary Voyles. Second row: Curtis Felton, Carl Blackwood, Cotton Teasley, Bill Barton, Coach Redden. OPPONENT WE THEY Triad 70 66 Dupo 78 41 Southwestern 65 60 Jerseyville 00 53 Cahokia 43 56 Highland 76 55 O’Fallon 62 74 Wood River 60 72 Dupo 99 44 Bethalto 71 56 Madison 82 75 Belleville East 63 79 Bethalto 78 60 Triad 47 78 Highland 55 52 Cahokia 61 71 Madison 64 55 Edwardsville 48 59 J R V A R S I T Y B A S K E T B A L L 141 s o p H O M O R E B A S K E T B A L L Front row: Joe Flom, Glenn Timson, Mike Haines, Dwight Werts, Jack Hooven, Ray Hewlett, Mark Scroggins, Second row: Jerry Curry, Steve Hammond. Ed Huckstra, Larry Ludwig, Mike Harvick, Gary Voyles. Gary Maze. OPPONENT VVE THEY Alton 58 62 Jerseyville 54 58 Jerseyville 41 37 Wood River 58 54 Wood River 63 61 Granite City 61 65 142 Front row: Phil Watson. Boh LaTempt, Ken Wood, Terry Metz, Mickey Laws, Jay England, Steve Gordon, Dan Stark. Second row: Dave Herndon, Allen Haines, John Peters, Kert Tennikait, Lee Metz, Steve Bowser, John Chafin, George Harvey, Steve Platter, Otis Shoemaker. OPPONENT Mt. Vernon Won Edwardsville Won University City Lost Herculaneum Won Edwardsville Won Mt. Vernon Won University City Won Cleveland Canceled Front row Gary Blair, Norman Bohnenstiehl, Randy Green, Gary Spano, Phil Tiller, Robin Yidakovich, Terry Wilson, Tom Frederick. Second row: Jerry Clark. Mark Ewen. Roland Galletta. Dennis Ursprung, Rick Sims. Jim Kclsall. Don Ott, Joe Sears. Third row Mike Hawkins, Don McReynolds, John Chafin. Dave Daniel, Paul Schwabe, Danny Weaver, John Peters. Fourth row Don Murbarger. Jim Durham. I March April May June 28 Granite City T 1 Madison T 2 Wood River H 7 Cahokia H 10 Triad H 14 Bethalto T 16 Highland 11 18 Dupo T 21 Madison 11 23 Edwardsville T 28 Cahokia T 30 Triad T 2 Bethalto H 5 Highland T 7 Dupo 11 9 Alton T 12-14 District 19-21 Regional 26-28 Sectional 5-6 State 44 Front row: John Harvey, Phil Watson, Jini Borchers. Brad Exton, Lee Metz, Dave Daniel. Steve Platter. F'rank Wheeler. Second row: Jim Waggoner. Jim Ballard. Scott Spiller. Steve Adams. Ken Sessions, Steve Pavnic, Ben St. Louis Invitational Indoor St. Louis Invitational Indoor O’Fallon Madison Alton Relays Jerseyville Civic Memorial and Edwardsv Mineral Area at Carbondale Marquette and Highland Mascoutah O’Fallon Relays Roxana Relays Alton Soph. Relays County Meet at Granite City Conference Meet Wood River Soph. Invitation Wood River Jerseyville Soph. Meet District Conference Soph Meet State at Champaign Timson, Clenn Timson. Third row Bob Carney. Steve Hunter, Dave Stanton. Mike Brennan. Mike Hammer, Mike Haw kins. Fourth row John Roach. Les Brennan. Mar 14 Mar 21 Mar 27 II Apr 3 11 Ap 5 T Ap 9 II Ap 11 II Ap 12 Ap 15 H Ap 17 T Ap 19 T Ap 22 II Ap 24 T Ap 29 May 1 II May 3 T May 5 T May 7 T May 9 May 13 May 16 17 145 Front row: David Lovell. Bob Tschannen, Larry Smith, Steve McPeak. Second row: Glenn Timson, Brian Keister, Scott Burgess. Third row: Gary Poling. March April May 25 Bethalto 11 3 Edwardsville T 9 Madison H 11 Granite City H 17 Madison H IS Highland II 22 Bethalto T 23 Alton T 28 Edwardsville H 29 Belleville West H 1 Alton H 3 Districts 5 Highland T 6 Belleville West T 8 Granite City T 16-17 State 146 taste that beats the others cold! Pepsi pours it on! Pours on big, bold taste that comes to life when it’s served ice-cold. Because Pepsi-Cola is made for the drinking temperatures most people prefer today, .y Pepsi doesn’t come apart in the cold— ffpflUh w'-instead, Pepsi taste comes-out in the cold. V| Go ahead — put it to the taste. V _ Compliments of WOOD RIVER PRINTING AND PUBLISHING GO. Congratulations Publishers of THE JOURNAL Your Tow nship Newspaper Class of 09 101 Whitela« Avenue Wood River. Ill ALTON-WOOD RIVER Compliments of AUTO DEALERS SUPERIOR CLEANERS 601 W. St. Louis Ave. ASSOCIATION East Alton 1 Join the fun . . . join the gang in Compliments of Indoor Automatic Archery FRANKIE’S The thrilling sport for everyone Dressmakers—Knitters—Supplies from 9 to 90 611 Berkshire. East Alton Fa mi 1 i es— Dates—Groups 259-6855 The Fastest Growing Sport in America THE ARCHERY DEN, INC. Insured Savings Accounts Six Automatic Lanes WOOD RIVER SAVINGS Jerry Dale, Proprietor AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 40 W. Ferguson Ave. 1 East Ferguson Avenue Wood River, Illinois62095 Wood River, III. Phone254-7293 Phone 254-3896 Area Code 618 P. N. HIRSCH CO. LEE’S BEAUTY SALON Quality clothing for entire family 105 Tenth, Wood River, Illinois Wood River North Alton Alton Plaza 254-6880 Wilshire THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WOOD RIVER Your Full Service Bank Serving . . . More People . . . More Ways Phone 254-0111 PRINTING, KTC WERTS WELDING SERVICE by EAST 10 PUBLISHING CO., INC. 21 East Ferguson Avenue Wood River. Illinois 62095 Your Welding Service Center Acet lene— Fleet ric— Heli-A rc Magnesium—Aluminum—etc. (Quality Workmanship M Louis IUI A Manning Wood River, Illinois 234-6967 Compliments of SKAGG S STEAK HOUSE Compliments of FRANK S SHOE STORE Better shoes for the Family Wood River, Illinois WILSHIKE CARD GIFT SHOP FARM FRESH DAIRY STORE 733 E. Airline Dr 624 Berkshire E Alton. III. East Alton, Illinois Phone 259-7483 1 CHARLIE PRICE “TO SHELL WITH YOU” STATE FARM Roxana Shell Service That is... at INSURANCE Phone 254-9314 Second and Central Roxana, III. One Stop Service 205 North Central for your car’s needs “ Ike” Tindall Roxana, Illinois 254-6236 Compliments of THORP’S BARBER SHOP (Leron, Jim, Wib) 19 East Ferguson Wood River, Illinois GLIK’S DEPT. STORE Granite City Madison Alton East Alton Edwardsville Godfrey Cahokia Belleville Rock Sand Dirt DEGERLIA GENERAL HAULING EXCAVATING, INC. General Hauling Excavating Hi-Lift Back-Hoe—Motor-Grader—Asphalt-Chips Phones: 254-0693 212 East Alton Ave. 254-0694 East Alton, 111. LA BONITA BEAUTY SALON For the Prettier” Downtown Wood River 254-9711 For Art Supplies, Picture Frames, and Paints HANDY PAINT ART CO. Across from Wood River Bank ILLINOIS STATE RANK OF EAST ALTON Full Service Banking Congratulations to the 1969 graduating class of Roxana High School. SHELL OIL COMPANY is proud of its association with i the Roxana Community. Compliments of ALTON FINANCE THRIFT CO. 412 E. Bdway Alton, III. Best Wishes to the Class of 69 PHOEBE GOLDBERGS, INC. Shop For Young Women of All Ages Downtown Wood River Everything You Need Is At CARROLL LUMBER SUPPLY 135 East Fourth Roxana, III. Phone 254-3888 KANE PLUMBING, HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING 263 South Sixth Street Wood River. Illinois Phone 254-0681 Best Wishes to the Class of 69 from JAMES H. ELBLE Contractor Builder Wood River, Illinois Need Gas?. . . Hark! Go to CLARK TONY’S CLARK SUPER 100 STATION 711 South Central Ave. Roxana, 111. 254-7278 McCUNE SONS Edwardsville Road at Central Ave. Wood River, Illinois 254-7109 Meet Your friends MARSHALL PHOTO STUDIO at 210 E. St. Louis Ave. NATHAN MARCUS East Alton. Illinois Phone 254-5851 Eastgate Plaza Edwardsville Photographs that Almost Talk” AUTHORIZED AUTO SUPPLY BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '69 87 E. Ferguson Ave. Wood River. III. 254-4378 Complete Machine Shop Service Open 8—8 except Sat. 5:30 From SMITH FUNERAL HOME CLIFF STEWART’S STANDARD SERVICE 24 Hr. Wrecker Service Home Phone 377-8127 Wash—Lubrication—Brake Work Minor Repairs Motor Tune-ups with Analyzer Open 7—9 P.M. Sundays9—5 P.M. 220 F.. Airline Dr. Rosewood Heights 102 Bethalto Blvd. Bethalto Phone 259-7961 Phone 377-8127 home of the plaid beret Compliments of RICH’S 16 East Ferguson 254-2112 ADAM’S FLOWER AND BRIDAL SHOP Roy and Helen Adams come as you are... hungry 234 East Ferguson, Wood River 510 W. St. Louis Ave. East Alton, 111. 62024 254-3441 Compliments of PARLAND DRIVING RANGE You rate more at your Tomboy store— so go the Tomboy way! DAUER’S TOMBOY MARKET 201 South Central Roxana, III. 2.54-9642 WEGMAN ELECTRIC CO. Residential Wiring Indust rial—Commercia I 915 Whitelaw Ave. Wood River. 111. ACE PRINTING SERVICE Personal—Commercial Printing 615 East Airline Dr. East Alton, III. Phone 259-2711 Don't Hunt for Your Hardware Let Us Do It for You! HUNT HARDWARE 515 E. Airline Dr. East Alton, III. Rosewood Hts. 259-1112 Trickey’s Conoco Service Emergency Road Service AAA 24 Hour Wrecker Service Compliments Everything That’s New for the Young at Heart of SMIT’S NATHAN MARCUS SHOE DEFT. JERRY’S FLOWER SHOP BRAKE AND ALIGNMENT SERVICE Tune-lps—Carburetion Wood River, Illinois Wheels Balanced—Front Ends Rebuilt Brakes Relined—Drums Machined Congratulations to All You Grand Students—Wonderful School SHELL WOOD RIVER LEDERAL CREDIT UNION Serving the People of Shell 217 East Ferguson Wood River, Illinois R. B.’S BARBER SHOP Rosewood Heights Haircuts by Appointment Only No Waiting Dial 259-2877 R B. Rich Compliments of CANDY BILL’S DISTRIBUTING CO. Home of Caramel Apples and Candy Wood River, Illinois Compliments of CAMP’S DRUG STORE Sixth and Ferguson Wood River. Illinois (Soria’ Jleauiu Jsialnn We Curl Up and Dye for You Hair Styling and Hair Cutting A Specialty Doris Maguire 609 Airline Drive Proprietor East Alton, III 62024 Phone: 259-6871 ROSEDALE SUPER MARKET Your Tom-Boy Store Rosewood Heights East Alton, Illinois BEACON DRIVE-IN Known for Delicious Sandwiches and Fast Service Bill and Doris Farthing—Owners MERLE NORMAN Towing and Expert Repairing COSMETIC STUDIO Phone 254-2951 Beauty Consultant—Virginia Silvey MAC’S AUTO BODY Body Fender Repairs 20 Kastgate Pla .a Complete Auto Truck Painting 24 Hour Wrecker Service c East Alton, Illinois Kenneth Mac” McMohon, Prop. Phone 254-0981 Central Ferguson—Wood River, III DUKE BAKERY Compliments of 462-2922 819 Henry St. SOUTH ROXANA MARKET South Roxana, Illinois Alton. Illinois CHARLIE’S SUPER MARKET 301 Sinclair Avenue—South Roxana, Illinois Phone 254-6824 Life—Fire—Automobile—Accident—Health General Insurance Burglary—Liability—Plate Class—Compensation BUSSE-CAMP AGENCY 153 E. Ferguson—P.O. Box 88 i Wood River, III. Telephone 254-0633 Phone: 254-2308 We Strive to Satisfy T• Scoeet (faui tucUoK Contractor and Builder Trucking and Excavating 1368 Rt 111 Wood River, III. IIURWITZ JEWELERS WOOD RIVER East Gate Shopping Center FURNITURE MART For the finest 144 East Ferguson Avenue Jewelry and gifts Wood River, Illinois Home of Bonded and Notarized Phone 254-0631 Guaranteed Diamonds Carpeting installation Open 10 a m. to9 p.m. all at one low price Kenny’s I.G.A. Market 503 South Central Wood River, III. DON OTT’S JEWELRY Member of the American Cem Society Wilshire Mall East Alton, Illinois Open 9 a.m. to H p m Mon. thru Sat. 259-7124 Try our Red Carpet Service Open 7 days a week 7-10 p.m. Road Service DON’S SINCLAIR Central Ferguson Phone 254-7273 JOHN’S DO-NUT SHOP Open Wednesday Nite Thru Sunday Nite—Phone: 254-4233 or 259-4233 365 Edwardsville Road—Wood River, Illinois There'I a noticeable difference in a C0NN ORGAN C0NN PIANO Compliments of G. Helmkamp SfiaUflS TV and MUSIC CENTRAL ACTON WOOD RIVER. ILL. Excavating Trucking Company 510 Alton—St. Louis Road 254 1 976 □. E. SPARKS OQ 254-1444 Wood River. Illinois Compliments of WILSON PLUMBING HEATING Now located at 1511 Rock Hill Road 254- 7411 Compliments of Compliments of ALBRECHT CHEVROLET, BINDLER’S EASTGATE INC. Compliments of EAST ALTON DAIRY STORE VVilshire Shopping Center East Alton The Best in Dairy Foods Compliments of SPIETH STUDIO The 1969 ROX staff wishes to thank everyone who has helped to make this year’s yearbook a great success. Centralia. Illinois MARKS MORTUARY Funeral Directors since 1901 24-hour ambulance service Wood River, Illinois 633 Lorena Avenue Dial 254-5544 DOAK DODGE INCORPORATED Authorized Dodge Cars and Dodge Trucks •315 Wood River Avenue 254-0613 Columbia “Tru Fit” Diamond Rings We specialize in Color Photography CONSTANZO JEWELRY It s a Fit to Know What To Give 15 N. Wood River Ave. 254-3714 Wood River, Illinois Phone 618-377-8682 Call for Appointment between 5:00 P M — 10:00 P M. CONDRAY’S STUDIO Herbert Condray, Jr. Owner and Consultant Weddings Family Groups 309 Kenny St. Bethalto, Illinois Commercial Photos Architecture 1 Sock it to ’em Compliments Sock it to ’em of Sock it to ’em SHELL SHACK with the new clothes from TRATTLERS 82 East Ferguson Wood River Phone: 254-5832 BIG TOP RESTAURANT Home of 19c Hamburgers Carry-out or Dining-room Service Phone: 254-6613 1533 Edwardsville Hoad Wood River, Illinois to count many graduates of Roxana Community High School among the employees at the Olin Works. We hope to have many more in the future. Olin Mathieson Chemical Corporation East Alton Plants Brass Division Winchester-Western Division —Ammunition Operations Energy Systems Division I N M E M 0 R 1 A M Dl M. MASON Viet Nam Casualtx Class of 66 e ALLLN VASSLH Class of 69 MIKE IIALL Class of 69 I N D E X Adams, Bob 90 Adams, Sieve 8.10,50,100,101,102,111,126,132, 138,139,140.145 Ainscough, Vaden 90 Alben, Carl 50 Allen, Robert 90 Allensworth, Bill 90 Allison, Pern 80.132,133,134,137 Allison, Randi 50,105,118,120 Anderson, Gary 80 Apanel, George 50,117 Appleby. Dobbi 90,103,111.110 Appleby, Sheri 50,103,111.117 Armstrong, Cathy 8,11,12,50,100,101,109,126.130 Arnold, Dennis 80 Austin, Karen 90 Austin, Jo 50,108 Ayres, Kathy 90.102,103.105,116,120,128 Badman, David 90 Badman, Pam 50,100 Badgley, Kathy 80,109 Bail, Leatha 51,110,111,117,126 Bailie, Jerry 80 Baker, Carlin 51 Baker, Pat 80 Baldwin, John 51 Balicki, Barbara 51 Ballard, James 51,109,145 Banks, Miehael 51,126 Barnard, John 80,100.101,105,116 Barnes, Becky 80,100.101,122,124,127.130 Barton, Richard 90 Barton, Bill 80,133,139,140.141 Bassett, Jerry- 133,134 Bateman, Zan 90,118,128 Bates, Pamela 51 Bean, Melissa 90,111 Becker, Vicky 80.108.117.119 Bedwell, Dennis 51 Bedwell, Gary 80,137 Behrhorst, Donna 80 Beiliss, Frank 90,135 Belt, Shirley 90.107 Benler, Bob 90,135 Bertram, Cerald 80 Bertram, Rick 90 Biennemann, Alvin 90 Biennemann, Diana 80,127 Biggs, Barbara 80 Bilbruek, John 90 Blackwood, Carl 80,111,139,140.141 Blaine, Marvette 90,121,128 Blair, Gary 52,109.133,134,144 Blair, Susan 80 Bockholdt, Vickie 52,126 Bodenbach, Pam 52,109,118,126 Bohannon, Linda 80.127 Bohnenstiehl, Norman 52,103,126,144 Bollman, Gassy 90 Bollman, Debi 52,112,117.123,126,128 Bonczvk, Bruce 52,100,102,112,114,126,132,139 Bond, Cindy 90,125,128 Bone, Debbie 80,102,119,124,127.128 Bonebrake, Vernon 90 Bono, R. A. 52,112,113,114,117 Booth. Janice 90 Borchers, James 8,11,52,100,101,102,112,126,132, 136,139,140,145 Bowser, Steve 53,132,143 Bowser, Susan 90 Boyer, Barbara 53,111.117,118,126 Bradley, Stanley 90 Prave, William 53,108,112,113,117,126,132 Brennan, Leslie 90,145 Brennan, Mike 90,145 Briggeman, Randy 80 Broaddus, Joe 80 Brooke, Cindy 80,102,106,108,119,124.127 Brooks, Jim 53 Brooks, Sue 80 Brown, Kenneth 53,112,117 Brown. Richard 80 Browning, Becky 90.119.125,128 Brueggeman, Cathy 49,53.100,101,103,105,109, 113,114.122,123,126,128 Brueggeman, Don 53 Brueggemann, Jane 90,111,116 Bruen, Barbara 90 Brumitt, John 80 Bry an, Linda 14,15,53,100.101,103,105.114,126 Burgess, Scott 80,146 Busby, Mike 80 Bush. Sharon 54,100,101.103,122,139 Bushnell, Bob 80 Byrley, Ray 80 Caldwell, James 54 Caldwell, Lorna 80,111,121 Caldwell, Vicki 54,106.109,122,123,126,128 Campbell. John 54,100.105.108,113.114.117.132. 136 Canham. Debbie 80,111,117,119,124.127 Carlton, Beverly 54,108,109 Carnell, Ron 80,117 Carnell, William 90 Carney, Linda 80 Carney, Mike 80,132 Carney, Robert 90.145 Carroll, Rodney 80 169 Carson, Pam 81 Ccch, Marcia 54,109,117 Chafin, John 81,100,101.102.103,127,132,133,134. 143,144 Champa. Gary 54 Chatham. Don 54.108 Chatham, Glen 81,132,137 Chavez, Robert 55 Cherry, Debbie 55.109.117.120.123.126 Chism. David 90 Christeson. Brenda 90,108 Christian. Sharon 55,109,123 Clark. Jerry 55,132.144 Clark. John 90 Clark, Stephanie 55.106.109.117,118,120,123.126 Clarkson. Debbie 91,107,128 Clarkson. Janice 55,106,116,118,123,126 Claussen, Linda 91.119,128 Clifford. Debbie 81,103.106 Cloninger, Greg 91,103,139 Cobine,Cheryl 49,55,112,113,117 Cole, Peggy 55 Collier, Jerry 56 Collins, Jim 91 Collins, Ted 56,132 Combs. Cindy 81 Compton, Mike 56 Compton. Bob 81,103 Cooper, Brenda 56,103,109,123.126.128 Cooper, Evelyn 81,121 Cooper, Joyce 56,109 Copeland, Jim 81,132 Copeland. Leslie 91 Corsa, Hazel 91.102.125,128,130 Corsa. John 56.117,126 Cox, Greg 56 Cox, Sally 81.112.113,117 Cox, Tim 91 Crader, Janey 81 Cranmer, Judy 81,127 Crause. Phil 81,132,139.140 Crosnoe. Candy 56,100.106,112,114,116 Crouch, Sheryl 81 Crouthers, Sharon 81.100.101.102.103.106.107. 113,117.119,124,127.128 Cruse, Roger 91 Culp, George 81 Culpepper, Janice 81,109 Cunningham, Charles 81 Cunningham, George 81 Cunningham. Larry 57,100,101.105.114 Curry, David 57 Curry, Jerry 91,142 Curry, Sandra 57,109,116 Cuthrell. Bobby 91 Dalhaus, Libby 91,116,118,128 Dallape. Joe 81 Dana, Jackie 91,103.119.125,128 Daniel. David 57,109,132,144,145 Daughtee, Diana 81.118.127 Daum, Candy 91,116.118 Davis, Deborah 8,11,12,57,102,103,123,126 Davis, Melinda 91.116.125,128 Davis, Howard 81.117 Davis, Mike 81 Davis, Paul 81.133.134 Davis, William 91.111 DeBord, Penny 91 DeBord. Susan 91.103.116,128,125,130 DeCota, Michelle 91,111 DeCota, Quentin 81 Deissinger. Alan 57,126 DeMand, Peggy 81 DePew, Ronnie 91 Dctcrman, Dennis 91 Determan, Doug 81 DeVous, Louise 81 Dial, David 57 Dietzel, Vicki 81 Dipazo, August 91 Dively, Pam 57 Doak, Dianna 91 Doak, Terry 58 Doerr, John 81 Doerr. Kathy 81,112 Donaldson, Clayton 58,108 Donelson, Marcia 81 Doolen, Eugenia 91,111 Doscn. Barb 91,117,128 Downing, Bev 81,108 Downs, Debby 91 Doyle, Pat 81 Duncan, Athana 91 Duncan, Steve 81 Dungy, Donna 91,122 Dungy, Linda 58.109,116,123,126 Dunn, Mary Kaye 81.120,126 Durham. Jim 8,11,58,102,132,136,138,139,140, 144 Durham, Mary Kay 58.100,101,103,105,109,114 Ealev, Janet 82 East. Janet 58,100,101,106,107,108,109.117.123, 126 Edelen, Janis 82,109 Edwards, Shery l 91 Egeditch. Luana 82 Eggebrecht, Richard 58 Eggebrecht, Ross 91,111,133,135 Eich. George 82 170 Elam, Glenda 81 Elliott, Carol 82,105,113,117 England, Jay 82,143 England, Steve 58 Ervin, Ray 59,107.117 Eudy, Eugene 91 Ewen, Mark 82,127,144 Exton, Brad 59,120,132,145 Eair, Connie 82,105.108,116,127 Featherstone, Jim 91,137 Felton, Cheryl 59,82 Felton, Curtis 112,141 Fenoglio, Anthony 59 Ferguson, Kathy 91 Ferguson, Larry 91 Ferrell, Jan 59,103,106,109,117,120,123 Fite, Debra 82,121,127 Flatt, Ronald 91 Fletcher, Jan 91,125,128 Flom, Albert 59 Flowers, Peggy 82,121,127 Floyd, Stan 82,111 Ford. Dennis 82,100,101,133,134 Foutch, Jan 82,105,116,124,127 Foutch, Ronnie 92 Fox, Ken 91 Fox, Sharon 82,112,114,127 Fraley, Pam 82,108,127 Fraser, Chris 92,117 Fraser, Terry 59 Freshour, Connie 82,100,101,105,113,117,124, 127 Frey, Bonnie 92 Frey. Rick 82 Friedrich, Tom 59,103,109,126,144 Fritchey, Connie 92,103 Fry, Nina 82 Fuhr, Shannon 60,100,109,116 Flom, Joseph 91,142 Calletta, Roland 82,132,144 Garrison, Jay 60 Garvin, Rebecca 92 Gencks, Rollin 92 Gerdeman, Trudy 60 Gibson, Cheryl 92,111 Gilbert, Debbv 92.112.125,128 Giles, Jerry 82 Giles. Lindell 82 Gilreath, Brenda 82 Glover, Keith 92 Goldman, Randy 92 Goltz, Jim 82 Gordon, Richard 92 Gordon, Steve 82,143 Grafford, Judy 82.103.106,124,127 Graham, Bob 60,126,133,134 Graham, Kay 82 Graham, Sally 92 Grant, Debbie 92,111.118 Grant, Linda 60,111 Gray, Susan 92 Green. Betty 60,109,117,118,126 Green. Randy 60,111,144 Green, Bill 92 Griffith, Rhonda 82,108.120,127,124 Grigg, Linda 82,108,112 Griggs, Dorothy 60 Grover, Dana 82,111 Guarino, Sammy 92,113 Guccione, Tom 82 Guebert, Janet 92,118,119 Guebert, Terry 8,11,61,109,126,132,136 Gust, Cindy 82 Haggard. Rex 82 Haines. Michael 92.142 Halbe, Donald 92 Hale, Suzanne 82,108,127 Hall. Bonnie 83 Hall, Bruce 92 Hall. Connie 83 Hall, Janet 83.100.101,102,103,122,124,127.130 Hall, Mike 61.132.133,134 Hall, Steve 61 Hambleton, Barb 92,118,121 Hamblctoii, Debbie 61,112,119,121 Hamilton, Darrell 92 Hamlin, Mark 92,111 Hammer, Mike 83,117.132,136,145 Hammond, Steve 92,142 Hampton, Beverly 92,119,121,128 Hanner, Jackie 83,109 Hanncr, Martba 92,109,121,128 Hanselman, Jeff 83 Harbour, Yvonne 92 Harden, Greg 83 Hardesty, Cathy 83,108,127 Harris, Jeanene 92,128 Harshbarger, Margaret 61,126 Harvatin, Vicki 61,100.101,105,114,120,123,126 Harvey, George 92,103,111,145 Harvey, John 61,102,117,126,132 Harvey. Patty 83,112,117,121 Harvey, Val 83,103,112,117,120,124.127 Harvick. Mike 92.103,133.134.141.142 Hatcher, Carl 92,113,116 Hatcher, Chuck 92 Hatfield, Chery l 61,103,109,113,117 171 Hawes, Barbara 83 Hawes, Goldie 62.109 Hawes, Lloyd 92 Hawkins, Danny 93 Hawkins. Mike 83.133.134,144,145 Haworth, Mike 93 Haworth. Pat 62.118,126 Heater, Belinda 83 Hedger, Terry 93 Hedges, Randy 62 Heidinger, Phyllis 93,116.125,128 Heigert, Joan 83,124,127 Ilelvie, Kip 62,126,132 Herbert, Thela 83,121,127 Herndon. David 89.93,112,143 Hewlett, Pam 62 Hewlett, Ray 93,142 Hickerson. Jerome 93 Hickerson, Nancy 83 Hickerson, Julia 83 Hicks. Linda 83 Hill, Jean 62,100.105,114,119,126 Hindman. Bev 83,112 Hindman, David 93 Hinkle, Boh 83 Hodges. Mitch 93 Hoekstra, Kd 93.142 Hoffmann, David 93 Hogle, Billy 93,135 Holder, Bobby 83 Holland. Nancy 93,108.116,119.128 Hollis, Sara 93,119 Holmes. Cindy 62,100.103,109.112,114 Hooven. Jack 93,135,142 Hooper. Rhonda 62.109,116,120.123,126 House, Bill 63 Houston, Jan 63 Hovey, Scott 63 Hovey, Sue 63,109,110 Howard, Jim 83,111,116 Howard, Lou 93.103,111 Howland, Connie 93,109 Howland, Marty 83,106 Howland, Sheila 93 Hubbard, Amy 83,124,127 Hubbard. Richard 93,116 Hubbard. Bill 63.105.109,116,121,126,132 Huff. Kent 63,109 Humphrey, Jane 63.100,101,119.123,126 Humphrey, Jean 83,105.107,117,124,127 Hunter, Steve 93,135,145 Huss, Sulin 93,128 Hyde, Charles 83 Inlow, Mike 93 Ireland, Joany 63 Ireland, Kathy 93 Isringhaus, Amy 93.103,128 Isringhaus, Jean 83 Jackson, Bonnie 83,121 Jackson, Wayne 83 Jacobs, Vicki 83 James, Bill 93,116 Johnson. Dollie 83,103.122.124,127 Johnson, Janna 93,103,116.128 Johnson, Jim 93.128 Johnson, Joan 93 Johnson, Larry 64 Johnson. Richard 93 Joiner, Debbie 93.118 Jones, Cindi 93,116.118.121 Jones, Kathy 64,103,116,118,121,126 Jones, Ken 83 Jones, Leonard 93 Jones. Linda 83 Jones, Mary 93 Jones, Melanie 93,108,128 Jones, Ricky 79,83,100,101,113,117 Jones, Scott 64 Jones. Suzan 93.113,116,118,119 Jones, Teresa 94.113.116,120 Kalagian. Pat 94.108.117,118,119 Kanter, Kevin 83,112,117 Kanz, Kirk 84 Keister, Brian 84,146 Keith. Robyn 64.112,117,123,126 Kelly, Bill 64 Kelsall. Jim 84.144 King, Karen 79,84,124,127,130 Kingston, Mike 94 Kinser, Linda 84,108 Kinscr, Sandra 84 Kinser, Claude 94 Kinsey, Ed 84 Kinsey, Lee 64 Kissaek, Karen 8,11,12,64,100,101,108,122,123, 126,130 Kissaek. Bob 94,102,133,134,135,138,139,140,141 Klinger, Dusty 94,111,128 Knipping, Cindy 94,103,116,125.128 Kokorudz, Rick 84 Kravanek, Connie 84 Krcitler, Linda 94,118,121 LaBoube, Tom 64 Lankford, Mike 94 Lankford, Rick 65,133,134 LaTempt, Bobby 94,128,143 172 Latham. Beverly 84 Latham, Claudia 84 Lawrence, Carol 94.116,128 Lawrence, Mary Ann 84.119 Laws, Claudia 65 Laws, Micky 84,132,143 Laws, Robert 94,135 Leuty, David 84 Levey, Connie 84 Lewis, Debbie 84,112 Liley, Gary 84 Lingle, Donna 94 Linkeman, Sharon 84 Linville, Greg 84 Little, Janice 65,109 Lobos, Judy 84,103.120.127 Lockwood, Evan 84 Locklear, Jeanne 94,109,120 Lomas, Melvia 84,127 Long, Sharon 65.116,121.123,126 Longwisch, Cecil 84,111 Losch, Fred 94,113,116 Lovell, Dave 65,132,133,135 Lovell, Peggy 94,108,125 Lovell, Rick 94,133,135 Lowe, Christie 65,102,109,123,126 Ludwig, Jim 84 Ludwig, Larry 94,142 Ludwig, William 94,128 Lucking, Carl 84 Maberry, Joe 84 Vlagel, Paul 128 Magurany, Paul 65 Major, Dennis 65 Mallory, Dave 84,133 Mangers, Mark 84,113,117 Manring, Karen 94,108,116,128 Mans, Deborah 66,110,117 Manus, Susan 84,109 Marlow, Sherry 84,111 Marmino, Betty 84,113,117 Marmino. Rosie 66,113,117,122,123,126 Marsh, Wilma 84,117,122 Mason, Jim 94,112 Matheny, Kevin 94 Maze, Gary 94,133,134,135,142 Meisenheimer, Sue 85 Melton, Debbie 94 Metcalf, Melody 85,105,108,119,127 Metts, Becky 85 Metz, Lee 67,117,126,132,133,134,143,145 Metz, Lynn 8,10,13,67,106,108,123,126 Metz, Terry 85,133,143 Meyer, Mike 94 Meyer, Norma 85 Milford, Jim 67,109,126 Vlilitello, Larry 94 Militello, Russell 94 Miller, Carolyn 67,105,126 Miller, Cathy 94 Miller, Debbie 8,11,12,67,106,123,126,130 Miller, Jon 94 Miller, Vicki 95,128 Mitchell. Judi 67,100,108,120 Mitchell, Steve 95,111 Mitts, Danny 68 Moffett, Monica 85,116.121,124,127 Moggio, Bob 95 Moore, Gale 68 Moore. Diane 85,106,124,127 Moore, Shirley 85,124,127 Morehead, Susan 95,125,128 Morgan, Bruce 95 Morgan, Dan 95,128 Morgan, Mark 85.121 Morse, Kent 85,103 Mosby, Robert 95 Moses, Virginia 95,111,119 Moulton, Kathy 95,122,125,128,130 Mozley, Vicky 68,100,106,107,108,113,117.123, 126 Mudd, Kathy 85,100,101,105,114,116,119 Vlurbarger, Don 68,126,136,138,139,140,144 Murphy, Connie 95 Murphy, Debbie 85,108 Murray, William 68 Myers, Carla 95,116,118,121 Myers, Jane 85 Myers, Kathy 121.128 McBrien, Lillian 66,100,105,114.116,120,126 McClellan, Mike 84,133 McClintock, Pam 66,116 McCormick, Paula 94,107,109.128 McCormick, Rick 84 McDonough, Allen 66,94 McDonough, Jodean 66,109 McDowell, Mark 66 NlcEuen, Gary 85 McF.uen, Linda 94 McGhee, Jackie 85,109 McGrew, Dwight 66 McKean, Charles 94 McKee, David 49,67.108.117,126 McKinney, David 94 McKinzie, Debbie 85,108 McLain, Randy 14,15,67,126.132,136 McNabney, Jeanne 85 McPeak, Steve 85,133,146 173 McRevnolds, Don 85,132,144 McVey, Kobvn 94 Nader, Elizabeth 95 Nader, Laura 68,107,117 Nugel, Paul 95,135 Neilson, Nadine 95 Nelson, David 95,108 Nelson, Donna 85.105,114,120,127 Nelson, Nancy 68,106,123,126 Niepert. Jackie 85,103,109,117.122,124,127,130 Oglesby, Foster 85 Ogle, Steve 69,107.117,121 Oiler, Jackie 85 O’Neal, Paula 85 Opel, Mike 85,111 Oschmann, John 85 Ott. Bill 95 Ott, Chris 69,112,116.123,126 Ott, Don 85,108,121,133,144 Overbey, Linda 95 Owens, Joyce 69,103 Owens, Kay 95,121 Owens. Lois 85,109,121 Owens, Richard 85 Owens. Tom 69 Parks, Roberta 69,100,101,105.114,117,122.123 Parrish, Melinda 69,109 Parrish, Sandy 95 Pataky, Jerald 95,135 Patterson, Paul 95 Patterson. Rick 95 Paynic, Sieve 95,103,136,137,145 Peach, Bill 69,132 Pease, Martin 95,121,135 Pendleton, Delbert 85 Perez, Connie 95,118 Perry, Jim 95 Peters, John 85,133,134,143 Peters, Linda 95,125,128 Phillips. Barb 95,116,119,125,128 Pickering, Martha 69 Piper, Brent 95,107,128 Piper, Cletus 85 Piper. Pat 70,110.111.109.126 Pipkins. Phyllis 85 Pirok, Cynthia 95,111,128 Pitt, Kevin 70 Plank, Darrell 95,103,128 Platter, Steve 85,132,133,143,145 Poage, Rick 96 Poling, Gary 86,146 Polk, Kathy 96 Portwood, Beverly 96,125,128 Potter, Mike 70 Powell, Debbie 86 Pries, Theresa 86 Pruetzel, Jeanne 96 Pruitt, Jack 70 Purdy, Rick 86,132 Rader, Randy 86,111,133,134 Ragsdale, Scott 86,111 Raines, Allen 96,143 Raines, Larry 96 Raines, Roger 70 Raines, Stephen 70,117 Ray. Dwain 96 Ray, Gloria 86,108 Rea, Charlotte 86,108,112,127 Redden, Debby 86.100,101,105.107,116,124,127 Redden, Dick 96,111,116,136,137 Redman, Charlotte 86,108,117 Reed, Cheryl 70,109 Reed, Marion 96,109 Reedy, Bob 86,127,132,137 Reeves, Vicki 70,108,109,120 Reinke, Paula 96,119 Revenburgh, Jerry 86 Rhea, Alan 96 Rhea, Rosemary' 86 Rhodes, Rhonda 86,100,101,103,122,124,127.130 Ribble. Jerry 96 Rice, David 86 Rice, Susan 86,100,101,111,120.122 Richert, Mike 86 Richer, Charlene 96,119,121,128 Richey, Jim 71 Riggs. Brenda 96 Riggs, Bruce 86 Riley, Jim 96 Roach, John 96,111,145 Roberson, Glenn 86 Roberts, Don 71,100,105,114 Roberts, Gregg 96 Robertson, Erich 86 Robins, Vicki 96 Robinson, John 86,133,134 Rodgers, Vicki 71,109,110 Rosenthal, Tom 96,103 Roszak, Mike 71 Rowe, Rita 71 Runge, Debbie 96,122,125.128 Rushing, Allen 96,135 Sandbach, Phil 96.103,113,117,120 Sandbach, Sherry 96 Sanna, Debby 96,116 174 Seammahorn, Galon 71,108,11 1,126 Schardan, Priscilla 96 Scholl, Bruce 86,197 Schien, Fred 86 Schneider, Fllcn 96.107,116 Schneider, Linda 71,107,109.117 Schneider, Vicki 71 Schwabe, Paul 86,137 Scoggins, Mike 96,135 Scott, Brenda 96 Scott, Janice 86,109,127 Scroggins, David 72 Scroggins, Johnny 96 Scroggins, Mark 96,102,133,141,142 Searles, Boh 86 Sears, Joe 86,144 Secor, Scott 86 Sessions, Ken 72,133,134,145 Sethaler, Janice 72,123.126 Sexton, Carla 127 Shelton, Kathy 96,102.116,122,125,128 Sheppard, Gars' 72 Sheppard, Sally 72,105.109,114.118,123.126 Sherman, Debbie 96,103,122,125,128 Shetley, Paul 72,132,137 Shewcraft, Janet 72,86,109 Shoemaker, Otis 86,132.133,134,143 Siebold, Danny 96 Siebold, Helena 86,112 Sidwell, Debbie 86.121,124,127 Simpson. Karen 86,111,127 Sims. Rick 86,100,101,102,132,133,134,137.144 Skiff, Bob 86 Skinner, Janet 96 Slattery, Tim 72,103 Smith, Connie 97,119 Smith, Chris 73,103,106,108,113,117,120,123.126 Smith, Jim 97 Smith. Janice 97,111 Smith, Larry 73,100,101,126,132,139,140,146 Smith, Rick 97 Smith, Susan 97,105,116,119,128 Snell, Dennis 87 Spano, Gary 73.144 Speed, Lynette 87,111,117,124,127 Speed, Patrica 97,128 Spillcr, Scott 8,11,73,126,132,139,140,145 Sprague, Pam 87,103,106,116,124.127 Spiroff, Mike 87.111,132,133,134,137 Stahlheber, Chris 73 Stamper, Steve 97 Stansberry, Jamie 87,109,127 Stansberry, Kathy 73,106,108,109,112,122,123, 126 Stanton. Dave 89,97,133,134,135,145 Stark. Dan 97.128.143 Stassi, Patty 73 Steed, Carol 73,119 Steele, William 87 Steffen. Mike 97,128 Steinbrueck. Gregg 74,108.117 Steiner, Mary Beth 87 Stephens, Lowell 87 Stephens, Paul 74 Stevenson, Jackie 97,125,128 Steward, Louis 97 Stewart, Terry 97 Stimac, Shirley 87 Stinekraus, Vickie 97 Stocker. Mike 87 Stoecklin, Barh 79,87 Stokes, Ann 87,105,116 Stormer, Gerry 97,102,133,135 Stratton, Chuck 87 Striegel, Linda 97,118,128 Stuart, Lora 87 Sturgeon, Clinton 97 Sullivan, John 74,132 Sullivan, Steve 97 Sumner, Sue 87,106,112,124,127 Sunderland. Mary 74.106.126 Swank, Lloyd 97 Swift, Janice 87 Talkington, Gary 97 Taulbee, Trudy 87.108.117.121.124.127 Taylor, Charles 74 Taylor, Dianne 87 Taylor, I.anie 116 Taylor. Mona 87,106,124.127 Teasley, Cotton 87,139,140.141 Tennikait, Barb 97.108.116.119.125.128 Tennikait, Kert 74.111,132.143 Terry, Scott 97 Tester, Karen 87,100,101,102,103,106.107,113, 124.127 Thallman. Carol 87,127 Thompson, Cathy 74 Thompson, Judi 75,109 Thompson. Vickie 75,106,109,116 Thoms, David 97 Thoms, Dewey 75.103,126 Thornburgh, Gary 75 Thornburgh. Janet 87,111 Tickner, Doug 97 Tiet e. Pat 87 Tiller. Phil 75,126.132,133.134.144 Timson, Ben 87,129.132,136,138.139.140.145 Timson, Glenn 97.103,111,136,142.145.146 Tinsley, Steve 97 175 Toner. Debbie 97 Treadway. Kathy 97.125.128 Tschannen, Bev 97.102,125.128 Tschannen. Bob 75,132,133,134,146 Tucker. David 97 Turner. Lana 87.108,109 Twente, Phyllis 87 I'bben. Miehele 87.105.127 Uetz, Carl 87 Unsell, Ed 75 Unsell, Jeri 87 Ursprung, Dennis 87,144 Valdes, Janice 97 Vanausdoll, Evelyn 127 Vasser, Allen 75 Vice, Charlene 87 Vidakovich, Rob 87,103,112,114,133.134,144 Visnowski. Stan 76.120,126,137 Voorhees, Linda 87,122,124,127 Voyles, Cary 97,136,141,142 Wade, Steve 87 Waggoner, James 76,145 Walker, Harriet 76 Walker, Kathy 88 Ward. Bill 76,117,126 Warren, Don 97,135 Warren, William 88 Watson, Phil 132,133,134(.143,145 Watt, Darw'in 97 Weaver, Dan 88 Weiss, Vanessa 97,103,113 Welborn, Kathleen 98 Welch, Max 88,108,111 Wells, Darrel 98 Werts, Dw ight 98,116,142 Wharry, Daryl 98 W heeler. Erank 88,132.133,134,145 Whitaker, Carolyn 88 Whitaker, Susie 88 Whitworth, Jim 98 Wiemers. Mike 88 Wigger, Ken 88 Wilkinson, Bill 98 Williams, Charles 77 Williams. Julie 88 Williams, Karen 77,109,116 Williams. Linda 77,113,117,123 Williams. Rhonda 98,128 Williams, Wanda 88 Willis, Jackie 98,125,128 Wilson. James 98 Wilson. Rich 98,103,133,134,135 Wilson, Terry 88,139,141,144 Wilson, Trina 89,98,117,125.128 Winsel, Barbara 98 Wit hero w. Pam 88.100,101,105.108.114.116,127 Wood, Ken 88.132,143 Wood, Mike 98 Workman, Brenda 88,113,117 W'orkman, Ricky 98 York, Karen 77,113,117 York, Kyle 88 Young, Sharon 77,109,118,121,126 Young, Tommy 98,107,111,116 Y’oungberg, Bev 98 Zeller, Cena 98,105,111 Ziegler, Kathy 77,108,109 Zike, Terri 98,116,125,128 Zippman, Romona 98.118.119 Zipprich. Jim 88 Zuk, Connie 98,112,116.118,128 Zyph, Karla 98 176