Salem Community High School - Salemarion Yearbook (Salem, IL)
- Class of 1959
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The 1959 Salemarion presented by The Senior Class Salem Community High School Salem, Illinois Dedication To the many loyal merchants and busi- nessmen of the Salem Community High School District who have throughout many years faithfully supported our school activities and t promoted everything that would improve our schools and continue their prestige and high position, we, the staff, sincerely and grate- fully dedicate the 1959 Salemarion. 2 Table of Contents STAFF ACADEMIC ADMINISTRATION CLUBS MUSIC WHO'S WHO FEATURES SPORTS SALEMARION STAFF From left to right, top to bottom: ADVERTISING Jim Noe Kay Bltzer Lota Lawson John Daugherty Nancy Brubaker Barbara Milam Marie Rhoads Carol Heck Ruth Williams Edwin Loomis CIRCULATION Janet Seal Catherine Childers Joyce Blankenship Judy Graner Sandra Schoonover Donna Ferguson Karen Hays Sarah Poole ARTISTS Bob Strain Sally Rochester SPONSORS Mr. H. B. Davis Mr. Roland Autenrieth Miss Maxine Hawley Mr. Dwalne Crane MUSIC Judy Phillips Carolyn Stump Bonelyn Beaver TYPISTS Audrey Leckrone Gay Austin Jerry Bookhout Virginia Ray EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Georgia Faye Homer ASSISTANT EDITOR Sara Martin BUSINESS MANAGERS Frances Leathers Ruth Kagy CLUBS Kay Fitzgerald Martha Lackey Lynn Gragg SPORTS Richard Lows Don James FEATURES Marilyn Haire Carol Freeman John Daugherty SNAPSHOTS Mike Hanes Barbara Milam Judy Watson Linda Cunningham Ruth Leckrone Janet Reese Cathy Ervin Larry Balden PHOTOS Valerie Knox Nancy Brubaker Carol Buckle Janice Bookhout Bessie Mulvaney Delores Royer Harriet Temple THE ART OF SPEAKING In Mrs. Jean Warfield's speech class the students learn to listen intently as well as to become good speakers. Barbara Jett seems, in this picture, to have the whole class in- terested . “AMO, AMAS, AMAT. Many people think Latin and other languages are all bookwork, but this class finds many pictures pertaining to Latin, which make the course more interesting. 6 IS IT I-E OR E-I In this freshman English class the students are busily working on a spelling test. Miss Blanche Stoafer, the teacher, knows that spelling and word usage both play an important part in each person's life. “BOOKS AND DREAMS ARE EACH A WORLD Miss Anna Jane Wham is showing one of her sophomore literature classes a picture of Rudyard Kipling, an author, about whom they are studying. 7 DOES X- YORY-X? First year algebra is taught by Mr. Don Shuman, a new faculty member this year, who, in this picture, is explaining to one of his classes the method of solving practical problems by algebra. DESIGNERS OF TOMORROW Advanced drawing, taught by Mr. William B. Matthews, requires skill, time, practice, effort, and neatness on the part of all the boys taking the course, some of whom go into drawing jobs direct from high school. 8 are the goals of these first year typing students, taught by Mrs. Edna Webster, who is another new faculty member this year. These busy students seem to be working hard on a speed test. NEATNESS AND ACCURACY- are very important in bookkeeping. This course helps many students who plan to go into the field of business. Miss Maxine Hawley has taught typing and bookkeeping here for several years. SPEED AND ACCURACY- LEARNING ABOUT LIFE Biology, taught by Mr. Lester Deason, is a course in which the students get the funda- mentals of many different sciences. The students in this picture are very much interested in insect life. Oswald, the anatomy model, has helped many students understand the various parts of the physical body. Tommy Horner and Dave Westerman are pointing out to the class some of the important parts of the digestive system. Miss Ruth Brandes, besides teaching physiology, helps students to decide their careers in a guidance program. LEARNING IN THE LAB Pictured above is Mr. Harry Mueller and one of his chemistry classes. Students taking this course perform many experiments in the lab throughout the year. Taking time from his busy life, Mr. Mueller directs the cheerleaders as well as two school organizations. “How tall is it? asks Martha Lackey of Jerry Stoncipher, who is measuring the height of one of the physics demonstrations showing osmosis. The class had been observing the results of their experiment for the past few days, and John Bennett and Mr. Roland Autenrieth seem very much interested in the results. CITIES . . . COUNTRIES . . . CONTINENTS . . . This class travels to many different cities, countries, and continents through their studies in geography class. Mr. Dwaine Crane is looking on as Jim Noe illustrates his point by reference to a map. HOMEMAKERS OF TOMORROW In Miss Dolores Armstrong's home ec class the girls learn some of the various duties of a homemaker. Included in these studies are cooking, sewing, grooming, designing, and interior decorating. 12 BUILDERS OF THE FUTURE The boys in Mr. Bernie Lance's shop class learn how to operate the various types of machines that are used when they build furniture later in the course. Cedar chests, end tables, and desks are some of the pieces produced. WORK. . .WORK. . .WORK Mr. Kenneth Poole has taught at Salem High School for many years. In his classes the boys have a project which they work on throughout the year—repairing equipment they bring from home. 13 EXERCISE. . .EXERCISE Softball is among the favorite sports in Miss Jean Dennis's P. E. classes. Development of muscular coordination is the main purpose of this class. Exercises play a very important part in boys' P. E. classes. Mr. Walt Kirk, besides being a P. E. teacher, is head coach of the basketball team and assistant coach of the foot- ball team. 14 THOSE UNSUNG HEROES Not very much is ever said about our bus drivers or our custodians, but without them our school could not be operated so efficiently. The bus drivers are, left to right, top to bottom, Mr. Earl Taylor, Mr. Leroy Heflin, Mr. Charles Stevenson, Mr. Woody Garner, and Mr. Paul Purcell. The custodians are, left to right, top to bottom, Mr. Arch Sorrell, Mr. Oscar Williams, Mr. Harry Phelps, Mr. Robert Morton, Mr. Herman Schaubert, and Mr. Kenneth Crippen. 1 5 A SPACIOUS LIBRARY We students of S. C. H. S. are very fortunate in that we have such a well-equipped and well-run library. Miss Genevieve Hays and her student librarians are always ready to assist anyone who might need help in finding information in the library. AN EXPERT STAFF The head dietician at S. C. H. S. is Mrs. Ava Newman, who with the help of her staff, prepares a well-planned meal each day in a modern, well-equipped kitchen. The staff is as follows, from left to right, Mrs. Ava Newman, Mrs. Mae Fry, Mrs. Virginia Pechar, Mrs. Oneta Stevenson, and Mrs. Ellen Hixon. 16 There are many stu- dents who help the cafe- teria staff each day at noon. These pupils do a very efficient job. Pictured above are a few scenes from a day in our high school cafe- teria. As you can see, many students eat here. IT They said It couldn't be done. They dood it. Well La-Tee- Dah. Handy Andy. Bashful and bushed. Also bushed; wonder why? Hikel I Fast dancing? Ah shaddupl Lost billfold? Ya got me. Study hall? Conversation and camera hog. Hot rodders. I'll have a root beer. Now hear this I Who, me? Freshman, no doubt. Hello up there. Ah'm from (hie) Texas. The thinker? Muriel and friend. Watch it, Lou! To The Seniors Of 1959: We congratulate you, the class of 1959, one hundred ninety strong! It has been my very happy privilege and pleasure to have worked with you through the past years, hence, have learned to know you well. Many of you are very well prepared to go on to college, and it is my sincere wish that you do so. Your world almost demands that you be well trained if you expect to accomplish much. We hope that you may keep in touch with us after your graduation, and that we may still be of some service and help to you in the future. You are going to get out of life just about what you put into it. Best of luck to each one of you. Sincerely, B. E. Gum, Supt. BEG:EDK Superintendent B. E. Gum Pictured above is Mr. B. E. Gum, the ever faithful superintendent of Salem schools. We students can always find him in his office, ready and willing to help us with any problems we may have. He has many duties and responsibilities, which are never neglected. Because of Mr. Gum's executive ability and long and valuable experience, Salem Community High School has established an enviable reputation for smooth running efficiency. The Salemarion here salutes, with respect and admiration, our superintendent. At the top of the page are pictured the office secretaries, Mrs. Eileen Koelling and Miss Mary Jane O'Bryant, who expertly assist Mr. Gum in the central office. 21 Boards of Education The men and women who are elected to serve on our Boards of Education are loyal and interested citizens who have only one desire — to make our schools the very best possible. We of the staff feel that we have an outstanding group, who serve us very efficiently. These members are never too busy to take time from their daily work to solve the problems and determine the policies of our schools. Serving their community without pay, these board members are responsible to a very great extent for the high standing and efficiency of our school systems. Therefore we gratefully dedicate this page to our Boards of Education of Districts 111 and 600. In the top picture, left to right, the members of the Board of District 111 are: Mf. Lee Cantrell, president; Mr. Louis Gruenkemeyer, Mr. Dietz Hamilton, Mrs. Mabel James, secretary; Mrs. Charles Roberts, Mr. Nelson Page, Mr. A. J. Sweney, and Mr. B. E. Gum, superintendent. In the lower picture, left to right, the members of the Board of District 600 are: Mr. Earl Holt, president; Mr. J. F. Morton, Mr. Carl Pratt, Mrs. Eileen Koehlling, secretary; Mr. B. E. Gum, super- intendent (standing); Mr. M. C. Ross, Mr. Lee Cantrell, Mr. Frederick Dietrich, and Mr. William Merz. 22 MRS. ETHEL KNOX Visiting Teacher; Southern Illinois University; University of Illinois. 23 MISS BLANCHE STQAFER B.S.; M.A.; English; University of Illinois; University of Wisconsin. MISS ANNA JANE WHAM B.A.; M.A.; English;-Cedarville College; Ohio State University; Columbia University. MISS WINIFRED JONES B.A.; M.A.; Latin; Spanish; French; University of Illinois; University of Mexico. MISS ETHEL RAGLAND B.A.; M.A.; Mathematics; Latin; Greenville College; University of Illinois; Miami University. 24 WALT KIRK B.S.; Coach; Boys' P.E.; University of Illinois. MR. HOWARD THURMAN B.S. in Ed.; Coach; Drivers Education and Boys' P.E.; Southern Illinois University; University of Colorado. W. B. MATTHEWS B.S.; Vocational; Missouri University; Missouri Teachers College. o MR. B. J. LANCE B.S. In Ed; M.S.; Industrial Arts; Woodworking; Eastern Illinois State College; Bradley University. R. H. WILLIAMS B.S.; B.A.; M.S.; Agriculture; Purdue University; Huntington College; University of Illinois. MR. KENNETH POOLE B.S.; B. Ed. Voc. and Prof.; A.M.; Vocational; Southern Illinois University; University of Illinois. 23 MR. HARRY E. MUELLER B.S.; M.S.; Health; Occupational Civics; Chemistry; McKendree College; Northwestern University; University of Illinois; American University, Washington, D.C. MISS RUTH BRANDES B.S.; M.A.; Health; Occupational Civics; Central Missouri State College; Missouri University. MR. LESTER DEASON B.E.; M.A.; Biology; Mathematics; Assistant Coach; Southern Illinois University; Colorado State College of Education. R. F. AUTENR1ETH B.S.; M.A.; Physics; Mathematics; Oeenville College; Uni versit of Illinois; University of Michigan; Case Institute of Technology Cornell University. MR. NORMAN HANES, JR. B. M. E.; M.M.; Band, Instrumental Music; James Milllkln University; Illinois Wesleyan University. MISS CHARLOTTE HOLT B.M.; M.A.; Vocal Music; Theory; Harmony; Bush Conservatory, Chicago; Northwestern University. 26 MISS JUDITH HAZELRIGG B.S.; Shorthand; Business English; Business Training; Southern Illinois University. MAXINE E. HAWLEY A.B.; Bookkeeping; Typewriting; McKcndrce College; Southern Illinois University. MR. SAMUEL BUSS B.S. In Ed.; Business Training; Business Principles; Baseball Coach, Assistant Jr. Varsity Football Coach; Eastern Illinois State College. MRS. EDNA DOUGHTEN WEBSTER B.S.; Typewriting I; Central State College, Edmond, Oklahoma. MISS MARY L. PEACE B.S.; M.S.; History; Southern Illinois University; University of Chicago; University of Illinois. RUBY MEREDITH B. Ed; M.A.; History; American Problems; University of Illinois; Southern Illinois University. 27 1. Hey, down there I 2. Tapeworm ? 3. Izzat so? 4. We know you're in there. 5. Shoulders. 6. Wish I had a pillow. 7. Long arm and specs. 8. Oh no you don't 1 9. Look 'em over, Coach. 10. Summit meet- ing. 11. Yeal 12. You can't win. 13. False alarm. 14. Sleeping beauty. 15. What was in that Coke, Long Bob? 16. Barefoot Contessa? 17. When do I let go? 18. Keep In stepl 19. Leaning tower of Salem. 20. Down to earth. 21. Leave it to Beaver. 22. Who's got B.O.? 23. Five of a kind. 24. Safety Council. 25. Big Chief Gum. 26. Sing, boy, sing. 29 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President.....................................Gerald Purcell Vice-President............................Jerry Stonecipher Secretary...............................................Sara Martin Treasurer...............................................Bill Spain Student Council..............................Carolyn Stump Louie Black Sandra Schoonover Bill Spain 30 GEORGIA FAYE HORNER: Hi Tri 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2,3, 4, Rep- resentative 4; Prom Attendant 3,4; Salemarion Editor; Wildcatettes 2,3,4; Student Council 1; Broadcaster 2,3,4; Oil Progress Queen; Business Club 4; Safety Organization 4. GERALD PURCELL: Football 1; Basketball 1; Class President 1, 2,3,4; Outstanding Junior; Homecoming Escort 3,4. CAROL ANN BUCKLE: Bond 1,2,3,4, Representative 2; Wildcatettes 2.3.4, Captain 2, 3,4; Hi Trl 1,2, 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4, President 4; Latin Club 2,3; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Cheer- leader 1,2,3,4; Prom General Co-Chairman 3; Prom Attendant 3,4; Pigtails Co-Director; Broadcaster 3,4, Feature Editor; Salemarion; Safety Organization. LOUIE BLACK: Hi-Y 1,2,3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Class Vice-President 1; Class Vice-President 3; Student Council 4, Vice-President 4; Student Rotarlan 4; Prom Escort 3; Business Club 4. SARA ANN MARTIN: Homecoming Attendant 1,2, Homecoming Queen 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary 3,4; Prom Attendant 3,4; Wildcatettes 2,3,4, Second Lieutenant 3, Co- Captain 4; Salemarion Assistant Editor; Band 1,2,3,4, District and State Contest 3; Oil Progress Queen's Attendant 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Broadcaster 2,3,4; Hi Trl 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 4; Dramatics Club 1; Spanish Club 2,3,4, President 3; Business Club 4; Mathematics Competition Contest 3; Pigtails. PHILIP R. RICHARDSON: Basketball 1,2,3,4, Honorable Mention 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3.4, Band Representative 4; Lettermens Club 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee Chairman; Prom Escort 3; Most Tackles Trophy. VIRGINIA LYNN RAY: Salemarion; Prom Chairman; Hi Tri 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Latin Club 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Dramatics 2; Broad- caster 2, 3,4; Office Practice 4; Guidance 2; Library Club 4; Business Club 4. JERRY STONECIPHER: Football 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Free Throw Trophy 3; TVack 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Class President 1; Class Vice-President 4; Student Council 2; Lettermens Club 3,4; Prosecuting Attorney in Traffic Court 4; Prom Committee Chairman. CAROLYN STUMP: Band 1,2,3, 4, State Contest 3, District Contest 1,2,3,4; Wildcatettes 2,3,4, First Lieutenant 4; Student Council 4; Hi Trl 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2; Salemarion; Broadcaster 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Prom Attendant 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Dramatics Club 3; Business Club 4. JACK JOINES: Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1; Lettermens Club 4; Prom Committee Chairman 4; 8:10 Gymnastics; Safety Organiza- tion 3,4. ALYCE CATHERIN E ERVIN: Homecoming Attendant 3; Band 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4, Representative 1; Student Council 2; Hi Tti 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Prom Attendant 3,4; Salemarion; F.H.A. 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Hi Tri Secretary 2; Broadcaster 1,2, 3,4; Wild- catettes 2,3,4, Treasurer 3; District and State Band Contest 1,2,3. WILLIAM SPAIN: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Class Treasurer 4; Lettermens Club 3,4; Student Rotarlan 4; Prom Escort; Safety Organization, Safety Court President 4. MARY LYNN GRAGG: Wildcatettes 2,3,4; Hi Trl 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3, Correspondence Secretary 4; F.H.A. 2,3, Vice- President 2, Projects Chairman 3; Pep Club 1,2; Dramatics Club 1,2,3; Broadcaster 3; Salemarion; Prom Candidate 3. EDDIE CHANCE: Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 4; Spanish Club 3,4; District and State Contest 1,2,3,4. AUDREY NELL LECKRONE: Prom Candidate 3,4; Prom Committee Chairman 3; Office Practice; Business Club 4; Salemarion; broadcaster 4; Hi Tri 1,2,3,4; La tin Contest 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3, President 2; F.H.A. 1,2,3, Historian 1, Secretary 2, Chairman of Degrees 3; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Basketball Usher 3. 31 JOHN ROBERT MONTGOMERY: Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Lettermens Club 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; 8:10 Gymnastics. CAROL ANN FREEMAN: Band 1,2, 3,4, Junior Representative 3, Secretary 4; Pigtails ; Hi Tri 1,2,3,4; Salemarion; Broadcaster 2,3,4; Business Club 4; Prom Attendant 3,4; Wildcatettes 2, 3,4, Second Lieutenant 4. RONALD DENNIS HAUGHT: Basketball 1; Track 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Lettermens Club 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4, Band Junior Representative 3; Junior Prom Escort 3; 8:10 Gymnastics: Safety Organization 3,4. SANDRA SCHOONOVER: Hi Tri l,2t3,4; F.H.A. 3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3, 4; Dramatics Club 1,2; Pigtails' ; Prom Attendant 3,4; Broadcaster 1,2, Editor 3,4; Salemarion; Wildcatettes 2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Camera Club 2; Pep Club 1,2; Student Council 3,4; Prom Chairman. JERRY W. HUGHES: Football 1,2, 3,4, State Mentioned 3; Basket- ball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4, State Contender 2,3,4; Lettermens Club 1,2,3,4. VALERIE ELLEN KNOX: Salemarion; Pigtails ; Prom Committee Chairman; Latin Club 3,4; Hi Tri 1,2,3,4, President 3; Guidance Club 1,2,3; Broadcaster 4; Dramatics 3,4; Science Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 4, State and District Science Fair; Pep Club 1,2,3; Basketball Usher. E. BRADY HANCOCK: Band 1,2,3,4, District and State Contest 1, 2,3,4; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Glee Club 2, 3, President 3; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1,2, Treasurer 1, Vice- President 2; District Latin Contest 1; Camera Club 1,2; District French Contest 2; Broadcaster 3; Safety Organization, Bailiff; Math Contest; Dawn Patrol 2. BONLYN KAY BEAVER: Wildcatettes 2,3,4; Hi Tri 1,2,3,4, Vice- President 2, Secretary 4; Chorus 1; Glee Club 2,3,4, Vice- President 2, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Dramatics Club 1,4; Salemarion; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Broadcaster 3,4; American Legion Essay Contest 1st; Pigtails ; District Contest; Prom Chairman; Chicago Land Music Festival 3,4; Piano 1st. Southern Central Festival 3,4. MICHAEL D. HANES: Football 1,2; Hi-Y 1,2, 3,4, Treasurer 3; Pigtails ; Basketball Manager 1,2; Band 1,2,3, 4, President 3; District and State Contest 1,2, 3,4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Dramatics Club 2,3,4, Parliamentarian 4; Science Club 2; Broadcaster 1,2, 3,4; Salemarion; Associate Judge of Safety Council 4; Student Council 1; Track 1; Dawn Patrol. EDWINA KAY FITZGERALD. Class Secretary 2; Wildcatettes 2,3,4; Salemarion; Prom Chairman; Spanish Club 3,4, Vice-President 4; Hi Tri 1,2,3,4, President 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Broadcaster 2,3; F. H.A. 1,2, Parliamentarian 2; Dramatics Club 3; Safety Organization 3,4. LARRY CLARK: Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 4, Representative, State Contest 2,3,4; Hl-Y 1,2,3; Lettermens Club 4; 8:10 Gymnastics. MARTHA ANN LACKEY: Salemarion; Prom Committee Chairman; Spanish Club 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Hi Tri 1,2,3,4; Guidance Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Dramatics Club 3; Broadcaster 2,3,4; Chorus 1; Glee Club 2; Safety Organization 3,4. LARRY D. BALDEN: Band 1,2,3,4; Salemarion; Pigtails ; Hl-Y 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Science Club 1,2, 3,4, Treasurer 3; Camera Club 1,2. RUTHANNE LECKRONE: Hi Tri 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 1,4; Latin Club 1,2, 3,4; F.H.A. 2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 3; Salemarion; Glee Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 3; Chorus 1; State Contest 1,2,3,4, District Contest 1,2,3,4; Basketball Usher. JOHN H. BENNETT: Science Club 1,2,3,4. 32 JUDITH ANN WATSON: Wildcatettes 2,3,4; Salemarion; Prom Chairman; HI Tri 1,2,3, Secretary 1; Broadcaster 1,2,3,4; Safety Council 3,4, Cleric 4; Math Contest 3; Student Secretary. CHARLES BOB STRAIN: Band 1,2,3; Salemarion; Hi-Y 1,2; Dramatics Club 1. HARRIET CAROLYN TEMPLE: Pep Club 1,2,3; F. H.A. 1,2, 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Hi Tri 1,2,3,4; Broadcaster 3,4; Salemarion; Wildcatettes 2,3,4; Pigtails ; Safety Club 3,4. LARRY SIMPSON: Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; TYack 1,2,3,4; 8:10 Gymnastics 3; Safety Organization 4. UNEYV LEE CUNNINGHAM: Salemarion; Pigtails ; Hi Tri 1.2,3, 4; Guidance Club 1; Broadcaster 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Business Club 4; F.H.A. 1; Office Practice; Glee Club 1,2,3, District and State 1,2,3. JAMES DENSFORD: Football 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 1,2; Spanish Club 2,3; Lettermens Club 4; 8:10 Gymnastics; Freshman-Sophomore 880 yard record. NANCY BRUBAKER: Band 2,3,4, Librarian 4; Hi Tri 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1; Prom Committee Chairman 3; F.H.A. 4; Salemarion; Business Club 4; Safety Organization. RICHARD BLACK: Football 1,2,3,4, Honorable Mention Con- ference 4; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4; Lettermens Club 3,4; 8:10 Gymnastics; Most Valuable Player Award. PATRCIA ANN MARIE RHOADS: Prom Attendant 3, 4; Wildcatettes 3,4; Salemarion; Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4; Hi Tri 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2, Recreational Chairman 2; Broadcaster 3,4; Office Practice; Pigtails ; Guidance 1; Business Club 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Safety Organization 3,4, Assistant Clerk 4; Student Credit Union Secretary 4. GUY HALPAIN: Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Track 1,4; Spanish Club 2,4; Business Club 4; Safety Organization 4. JUDITH ANN PHILLIPS: Glee Club 1,2,3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Hi Tri 1,2,3,4; Salemarion Staff; Prom Chairman. MIKE EUBANKS: Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,3; Latin Club 1; Camera Club 1; Science Club 1,2; T ack 1,2, 3,4; 8:10 Gymnastics 3. SARAH JEAN POOLE: F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4, Historian 1, Projects 2, Treasurer 3, President 4; Hi Tri 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Dramatics 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3; Broadcaster 3,4; Salemarion; Pigtails ;' Safety Club 3,4; Prom Attendant 4. GARY GARRISON: Football 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,2,3, 4; Basebal. 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Lettermens Club 4; 8:10 Gymnastics. JANET ELAINE REESE: Wildcatettes 4; Salemarion; Prom Chairman; Hi Tri 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3, Vice-President 3; Camera Club 2; Business Club 4; Broadcaster 4; Office Practice. 33 ROBERT E. KANE: Tootball 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,4; Lettermens Club 3.4; Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 4; 8; 10 Gymnastics. FRANCES KAY LEATHERS: Hi Trl 1,2, 3,4, President 1,4, Vice- President 3, State Secretary 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Accompanist 2.3.4, Vice-President 4; Business Club 4; Salemarion; District Contest Glee Club 3,4, XTi-City Chorus 1,2,3,4, Choral Clinic 2.4, SouthCentral Festival 1,2,4. DONALD LEE JAMES: Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Track 1; Salemarion; Business Club 4, Vice-President 4; District Latin Contest 2; Mathematics Contest 3. KATHLEEN B1TZER: Salemarion; Hi Tri 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1; Safety Organization 3,4; Business Club 4; Sold Record Amount of Tickets for Pigtails.M RICHARD LOWS: Football 1,2,3; Basketball 2; Baseball 2; Track 1,2; Class Treasurer 3; Salemarion; Business Club 4, President 4; Safety Organization 3,4. JANET KAYE SEAL: Salemarion; HI Tri 1,2,3,4; Guidance Club 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Business Club 4; Chorus 1; Office Practice; Safety Organization. KELLY MARTIN: Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,4; Lettermens Club 1,2, 3,4; First Place Junior and Senior Division in Egyptian Round Table at Southern Illinois In Architecture. ANN STORM: Broadcaster 3; Office Practice 4; Business Club 4. RONNIE DOWDY: Football 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Lettermens Club 2,3,4; Freshman- Sophomore record in 880 yard relay. SHIRLEY PARKER: HI Trl 1,2,3; Pep Club 1; Business Club 4. RONNIE HARGIS: Football 1,2. KAREN KAY HAYS: Salemarion; Hi Tri 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 2, Secretary 4. JOE BOYD: Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Prom Chairman 3; 8:10 Gymnastics. CAROL JEAN HECK: Salemarion; Pigtails ; Latin Club 1,2; Hi Tri 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Business Club 4; Chorus 1; Glee Club 2,3,4; State Contest 3; Safety Organization 3,4. MICHAEL SATTERTHWAITE: Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Broadcaster; Winner of Ammcan Legion Essay Contest; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3,4; 8:10 Gymnastics. 34 VIVIAN L. ALDRICH: Dramatics Club 1,2,3; Hi Trl 3; Band 1; Business Club 4; Office Practice; Safety Organization 3,4. GARY KEITH SHOEMAKER: Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Lettermens Club 2,3,4. CAROL KAY H1NDERER: Chorus 1; Glee Club 2,3,4; Hi Trl 3,4; Dramatics Club 4; Office Practice; Business Club 4. JOHN QUANDT: Baseball 3,4; F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4, Parliamentarian 3, Reporter 4; State Farmer Degree. CORETTA JOAN SPANGLER: Office Practice; Business Club 4. CHARLES R. PEARSON: Football 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Pigtails ; Latin Club 1,2; Hl-Y 1,2,3,4; Broadcaster 1,2,3; Science Club 1,2, 3,4, President 2, District Chairman 3, State Vice-President 4. SHARON KAY AYERS: F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4, Vice-President 4, Parlia- mentarian 4; Chorus 1; Glee Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Hi Trl 3,4; Business Club 4; Office Practice; Safety Organization 3,4. GAY B. AUSTIN: Band 1; Salemarion; Spanish Club 2,3; Broad- caster 3; Safety Organization 3,4; Business Club 4; Guidance Club 3; Dramatics Club 2,3. THERESA NADINE MORTON: Hi TTi 1,2, 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Guidance Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 1; Dramatics Club 1,4. ROY GORDON WOODWARD: Business Club 4. MARGARET ELAINE BALL: Pep Club 2,3; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Business Club 4; Office Practice. RICHARD L. DANIELS: Guidance Club 4, Treasurer 4; Broad- caster 1; Camera Club 1; Science Club 1,2,3,4; Dramatics Club 1,3,4; Pep Club 4; Football Manager 2. JOYCE ANN BLANKENSHIP: F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Historian 2, Secretary 3, Parliamentarian 4; Guidance Club 1,2,3; Office Practice; Hi Tri 3,4; Business Club 4; Dramatics Club 2,4; Salemarion; Safety Organization. CHARLES E. VANDEVEER: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Reporter 2, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4; Guidance Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2. DOLORES ANN ROYER: Salemarion; Pep Club 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2; Office Practice; Business Club 4. 35 JERRY W. BRYANT: Track 3,4; Guidance 1; Business Club 4; Safety Organization. RETTA LATRELLE AYRES BRUBAKER: Hi Trl 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; G.A.A. 1; Business Club 4. EDWIN E. LOOMIS: Band 1; Salomarion; Spanish Club 2,3; Broadcaster 1; Dramatics Club 1,2,3, 4; Science Club 1,2, 3,4, Treasurer 2; Guidance Club 1; Dawn Patrol; Science Fair 1. NORMA WRIGHT FULKERSON. ROBERT L. AMBUEHL: Track 1,2; F.F.A. 1. CAROLYN BROOKS HENSON: Business Club 4; Latin Club 1,2, 3,4; Hi Tri 1,2,3,4; Guidance Club 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Band 1,2; Chorus 1; Glee Club 2,3,4; District and State Contest 1,2,3,4; Safety Organization 3,4; Southern Musical Festival Madrigal Group 3; Scholarship to Music Camp 3. GRANTS. McKINNEY: Football 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,4. VERA ELLER: Transfer: G.A.A. 3, Treasurer 3; F.H.A. 3. JAMES H. NOE: Pigtails ; Football 2; Track Manager 1; Basketball 1, Manager 2; Lcttermens Club 2,3,4; Business Club 4; Chorus 2, Glee Club 3,4, State Contest 2,3,4; Assistant Student Rotarian 4; Guidance Club 3,4; Dramatics Club 4; Science Club 4; Salemarlon. ARMINDA ROSE WEEMS: Glee Club 3,4; Business Club 4; F.H.A. 4; Pep Club 4; Chorus 1; Library Club 3,4. JOHN DANIELS: Latin Club 3,4; Hi-Y 3,4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4; Science Club 3,4. BARBARA ANN KLINE: G.A.A. 1; Chorus 1; Hi Tri 2,3; Glee Club 3; Business Club 4. DENNIS A. LORENZEN: Spanish Club 2; Science Club 3,4; Guidance Club 2,4. CATHERINE E. HEFLIN CHILDERS: Library Club 2,3,4; Hi Tri 3,4; Dramatics Club 3,4; Broadcaster 3,4; Salemarlon; Chorus 1; Glee Club 2,3,4; Business Club 4; Office Practice; Safety Organization 3,4. CARL HOWARD: Guidance Club 4; Science Club 4. 36 KAREN REIM: Hi Tri 1,2, 3,4, Secrotary 1; Beginning Chorus 1; Glee Club 2, District, State; Business Club 4. KENNETH L. HUFF. LOLA FAYE SHAW: Business Club 4. CRAWFORD HOWE: Football 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Business Club 4; District and State Contest 1,2,3,4. JUDITH ANN HOWE: Guidance 1,2; Office Practice; Library Club 4; Beginning Chorus 1; Glee Club 2,3,4; State Contest 2,3,4. JERRY MORRIS: Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Baseball 1. SALLY ROCHESTER: Transfer; Salemarion, Latin Club 3,4; Hi Tri 3,4; Broadcaster 3; Pep Club 4; Safety Organization 3,4. LARRY L. MANN: Football 1; Hi-Y 1,2; Broadcaster; Business Club 4. KARON KAY BOHNOFF: F.H.A. 1,2,4; Pep Club 2. RICHARD BOLES: Track 2,3,4; 8:10 Gymnastics. SHARON MAE BOHNOFF: F.H.A. 1,2,4; Pep Club 2. DAVID FLETCHER: Hi-Y 1,2; Science Club 2. SHIRLEY KENLEY: Library Club 2, 3,4; Office Practice; Guidance Club 1,2,3,4; Business Club 4. TERRY L. LARUE: Baseball 4; Business Club 4. 37 SHARON KAY DONOHO: Hi Tri 4; Business Club 4. DEE DEVOR. JUDITH ANN GRANER: Salemarion; Hi Tri 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Business Club 4; Office Practice. RICHARD SIMPSON: Baseball 3,4. BILLIE JOYCE QLLMORE: Hi Ttt 1; Pep Club 1,3; Office Practice; Business Club 4; Chorus 1; Glee Club 2,3,4. LELAND FISHER: F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4, Sentinel 4. BEVERLY ST. CLAIR: Hi Tri 1,2,3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Chorus 1; Glee Club 2, District and State Contest; Office Practice; Business Club 4. JOHN LEWIS UTT’.E: Track 1,2; Basketball 1,4; Baseball 1; Hi-Y 1,2, 3,4. BARBARA ANN MILAM: Hi Tri 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2; Cheer- leader 1,2; Salemarion; Broadcaster 3,4; Dramatics Club 3; Pigtails ; Band 2,3,4; Safety Club 3,4. DONALD CURRIE: Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; F.F.A. 1,2; Lcttermens Club 4; 8:10 Gymnastics. DONNARAE FEKGUSON: F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3, President 4, State Leadership Conference; Guidance Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4; Dramatics Club 3,4; Hi Tri 3,4; Broadcaster $,4; Safety Organization; Business Club 4; Office Practice; Salemarion. GARYL. MICHAEL; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Chaplain 3, Treasurer 4; Pep Club 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Lettermens Club 2, 3,4. RUTH ANN WILLIAMS: Hi Tri 1,2,3, 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4, Secretary 2, President 3, Reporter 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Recreation Directori, Degrees Chairman 2, Historian 3, Secretary 4; Library Club 1,2, 3,4, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4; Dramatics Club 3,4, President 4; Broadcaster 3,4; Salemarion; Pigtails ; Tournament Hostess 3; Student Secretary; Safety Organization 3,4. LARRY BECKER. DONNA JOAN BURROUGHS: Pep Club 4; Library Club 4; Business Club 4; Office Practice. DEAN BEARD: Science Club 1,2; Glee Club 2, 3,4; Band 1,2,3, 4, State Contest 2,3,4. 38 JACK R. SHULER: Band 1,2,3,4. EVELYN RUTH BOWMAN: Guidance Club 1; Pep Club 1; Business Club 4; Office Practice. JOE LEROY UCHITJ1L. BETTY LOU MEADOR: Hi Tri 1,2, 3,4; Office Practice; Business Club 4. CHARLES F. CLAYBOURNE: F.F.A. 1. LOTA LORENE LAWSON: Hi Tri 1,2; Pep Club 1; Spanish Club 1; Broadcaster 3; Salemarion; Business Club 4; Office Practice. VERN1E JONES: F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4. JANET SUE ROSE: Hi Tri 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Guidance Club 1,2,3,4; Business Club 4; Library Club 3, 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Chairman of Public Relations 4. RONALD LEE UTTRELL: Business Club 4. BARBARA JEANNE WALDROP. JERRY ALLEN SECHREST: Football 1; Track 1,3,4; Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; Camera Club 2; Glee Club 2,3; Spanish Club 3. JANICE KAY GE1BE: Hi Tri 3; Guidance Club 1,2; Dramatics Club 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2. CHARLES EDGAR BYARS. DEMETRA JUNE ANGLEN: F.H.A. 1,2,4; Pep Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Library Club 3,4; Business Club 4; Guidance Club 3. CLOYD L. THOMAS: Band 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Track 3,4; F.F.A. 4. 39 HAROLD LEE RILEY: Basketball 1,2. MARILYN HAIRE: Band 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Wildcatettes 2, 3,4; Hi Trl 1,2,3,4; Salemarion; Pigtails ;' F.H.A. 1,2; Broadcaster 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Dramatics Club 1,2; Band News 3,4. PAUL CHITWOOD: F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4, Parliamentarian 2, Reporter 3, Secretary 4, National Convention 4. LAVONNE ROBERTS: Latin 2,3, 4; Hi Trl 3,4; Guidance Club 1,2,3,4; Dramatics Club 1,2, 3,4; Library 3,4; G.A.A. 1,4; Science Club 2. CHARLEY WEST: Baseball 1,3,4; Basketball 1; Football 1. CAROLYN CRIPPS: Pep Club 1,2; Office Practice; library Club 4; Business Club 4; Chorus 2; Glee Club 3. CLARENCE A. BARTLEY. CAROLYN KAY SHAFFER: Glee Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,4; Library Club 3,4; Spanish Club 4; Business Club 4; Office Practice. WESLEY SPENCER. JERRY SUE BOOKHOUT: F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4, Projects Chairman 3, Treasurer 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 3; Dramatics Club 4; Business Club 4; Salemarion; Office Practice; Safety Organization 3,4. BOB WILLIAMS. BESSIE LOUISE MULVANEY: Salemarion; Broadcaster 3; Office Practice; Business Club 4. JOHN W. Q UGHERTY: Broadcaster 1,2, 3,4; Dramatics Club 1, 2,3,4; Guidance Club 1; Business Club 4; Pep Club 1; Football Manager 1,2; Track Manager 1,2; Latin District Contest 2,3; Co-Chairman Junior Prom; Co-Director ••Pigtails ; Science Club 4; Salemarion; Co-Student Reporter Sentinel: Sports VWiter Sentinel. LOIS SNOW: Guidance Club 3,4. STEPHEN CHARLTON: Football 1,3; Track 1,2; Baseball 1; Pep Club 4; F.F.A. 1; Business Club 4. 40 CHARLES DALTON: Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Lettermens Club 2,3,4; Freshman-Sophomore 880 yard relay conference record 2; 8:10 Gymnastics. FRANCIS LOWERY. CARL DEAN HUBBELL: Football 1; Basketball 1; Business Club 4. MICHAEL NULL: Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1; Band 1,2,3,4, Dance Band 3,4; Lettermens Club 3,4; Chorus 4, Carbondale Choral Clinic 4, Vice-President 4; Business Club 4; 8:10 Gymnastics. JACK SIMMONS: Baseball 1,2,3,4, Pitching Percentage 3; Track 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4, Sentinel 3, President 4, State and National Convention 4; Lettermens Club 4. DUDLEY JOE STEVENS: Football 4; Chorus 1,4; Glee Club 2,3; Chorus Carbondale Clinic 1,2,3,4; Business Club 4; 8:10 Gymnastics. KENNETH EUGENE CARPENTER: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. BILL FINN: F.F.A. 1,3,4. LAWRENCE DECKER. ALLEN BYARS. DON BYARS. FRED L. ZURBRIGGEN: Transfer. CLARENCE GARRISON. RONNIECLARK: F.F.A. 3,4. ARTHUR ALLISON: F.F.A. 1,2,3, 4. 41 MAURICE TUCKER. JANICE KAY BOOKHOUT: Band 1,2,3.4; Saiemarlon; Pigtails Pop Club 1; Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4; Science Club 2, 3,4, Treasurer 4; Library Club 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 2,3,4, Historian 3; Chorus 1; Glee Club 2. STANLEY BRADEN SIMMONS: Football Manager 3,4; Track Manager 2,3; Lettermens Club 2, 3,4; F. F.A. 1,2,3, 4. RUSSELL WILLIAM HENSON. BILL MARTIN QUICK. BILL RUNYON. JAMES ALLEN PHELPS. RUTH ALICE KAGY: Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3, District and State Contest 1,2,3; Hi Tri 1,2,4; F.H.A. 1; Guidance Club 3; Spanish Club 4; Library Club 3; Business Club 4, Treasurer 4; Saiemarlon. BOBBY HARPER: Dramatics Club 1,2; Guidance Club 1,2,3,4; Business Club 4. BILL WEBB. JAMES WRIGHT: Football Manager 3,4; Track Manager 3,4; Football 1; Lettermens Club 3,4; Basketball Manager 4. JERRY NICHOLS: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. GEORGE BROWN. DELORES FAYE LEUTY: Chorus 2; Glee Club 3,4; Business Club 4. JOHN ROSS CANNON: F.F.A. 1,2,3. 42 PAUL JAMES POKOJSKI. THOMAS LEON SCHARNHORST. PAUL ORAN CHILDERS The following seniors were unable to appear for pictures: ED DAVIS. LONNIE McCLAIN: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. ROBERT SANDBERG: F.F.A. 1. MAURICE E. DECKER: Football 1,2, 3.4; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2,3; Baseball 1; Lettermens Club 4; 8:10 Gymnastics 3. IF I'M ELECTED ! ! This year, for the first time, the students of S.C.H.S. campaigned for class officers. Buttons and posters sprang up all over school in a very spirited campaign. 43 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President.....................................Marilyn Wilson Vice-President.....................................Penny Kirk Secretary.....................................Connie Downen Treasurer.......................................Bob Autenrieth Student Council...........................Joyce White Richard Yohe Merry Gay McMackin David Garner 44 45 RODNEY WELLS PHYLLIS JEAN VAN LANDINGHAM WILLIAM BOURNES MARTHA AC HER CONNIE DOWNEN RICHARD DENTON SUE CRUISE ROGER NICHOLS RICHARD FANCHER MERRY GAY McMACKIN PAUL GARDNER MARCIA CROSSMAN DORIS DACE DAN JONES JANICE BARENFANGER KENNETH BROOKS STEVE COLLINS CAROLYN SHULTS BRUBAKER HAROLD BEHNKE KATHRYN SUE EDDINGS KAY KOHRIG DALE WELLS CAROL BARRY STEVE LOMBARD 46 TOM HORS MAN MARTHA Me MAC KIN DAVID GARNER PENELOPE KIRK MARILYN WILSON TOM BAKER JUDY HOOVER WILLIAM WOODFALL LARRY FRANCOIS MARCIA BRANSON ROBERT AUTENRIETH JUDITH ERVIN BONNIE FISHER PHILIP AYERS SHARON JANE FEARING DICK PEEPLES RICHARD YOHE UN DA SCOTT DAVID TATE GAIL HARRIS PHYLLIS RICHARDS JOHNNY BILL ROBERTS MARY JANE GASTON STEVE HUDDLESTUN 47 SONDRA FEAR DAVID WALCOTT MARILYN SANDS ROY DEAN GUYMON PHILIP MEYER BARBARA CHARLTON JOHN HANNA LEONA LINGLE NANCY JETT HENRY REED SHIRLEY SEE RAYMOND MARSHALL OR1E HENSON MARIOLA SNOW RAYMOND SILVEY JOAN LYONS JOY HARMON HARVEY MOHESKY PATTY GASTON PAUL ARNOLD RANDALL DUNCAN SHARON JONES GARRY DYE FRANCES WOODWARD 48 GARY CRIPPEN NILA SUE SCOTT DONALD BYARS DIANE FEAR SHARON PRICE LARRY BLY HELEN HAVENER JOHN ROBERT SMITH SHANNON HEFLIN D'ANA BIRKES TOM PARKINSON DORENE COSTUOW SUE ELLEN ENGLISH DOUG NEALY SANDRA CRAWFORD JAMES CAVINS CLAUDE HOWELL CAROLYN BIS EL DICK PERRYMAN OPAL STEALEY GENE DOCK CLINTON KINNEY VICTORIA LINDSAY ALBERT THORN BERG 49 HOWARD HAYS 50 LAURA WEST JERRY FRY MARIE STEEVENS DONNA BRANCH SAMUEL SKAGGS ELEANORE SPENCER BOB BLESSING SHERMAN SILLS MARION LOUCKS HARVEY GLOSSER CAROL RITTER WILMA SHULER ROGER SLOAN CAROL RODGERS MARVIN EVANS JERRY GRAHAM ROZANNE ROGERS GLENN1S HARMON SHARON WOODWARD JEANETTE FEAR DAN SPEARMAN ALICE HOLMES LARRY BURGESS PENNY W1LKENS GILBERT HILL ann mckinney TOM BARNHILL RICKY BLESSING LYNDA UPCHURCH BILLY JOE FINNEY MARY ALICE AUSTIN ADELLA WOODWARD JAMES WOOTERS PHILUS WIDDOWS GENE ROGERS KENNETH ROGERS BOBBIE JANE WYATT RICHARD JONES KAREN FIELDS BETTY BORCHERDING CHARLES WHITE JESSIE OWENS LANNY HUBBELL RONALD WARD VAUGHN LADONNA WHETSELL DWIGHT YATES 51 HELEN RUTH PURCELL JANICE BARNES FRANK WHIPPS SANDRA JENKINS ROBERT KEPLINGER ARTHUR RENFRO SHIRLEY TOLER TOBY DAVIS JOYCE WHITE GLENDA STENCE DARREL CHAPMAN ANN HENSON LARRY BLANKENSHIP JERRY JACKSON FERN WIMBERLY TERRY LEE VELMA MEREDITH GOLDIE COOPER JOHN REDBURN SANDRA SHELTON ROGER SULLENS JIM EASLEY CHARLENE MYERS DAVID POWLESS WILMA ROGERS 52 JOHN RICHMOND CAROL THOMAS CHARLES RANKIN GLENDA VURSELL CAROLYN KRUTSINGER FRANCIS PURCELL DEANNA STEVENSON LARRY YOUNG LARRY SHAFFER JUDY LECKRONE JAY TOLLE GLENNA PEEVYHOUSE JUDY ROLAND FLOYD BLACK VICKI HOLMBERG JERRY WILSON EUGENE DAVID VAUGHN JUDY CUNNINGHAM JOHN ANDERSON SANDRA SANDY CAROLYN MULVANEY DWIGHT PARRISH CAROL COBERLY DALLAS FINLEY 53 JUDY FISHMAN PAULETTE HENSON SANDRA EASLEY SHARON KAY TACKETT DARRELL DON OHO PAT MEADOR GARY MARTIN Hi-Y - Hi Tri Float The presidents and vice-presidents of Hi-Y and Hi Tri stand on their float, which won first place in the 1958 Oil Progress parade. Two Kinds o Gold Two Kinds of Gold, Black Gold and Golden Character, was the prize winning motto. 35 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President.............................................Pete Satterthwaite Vice-President...................................David Fry Secretary-Treasurer.........................Aloma Sullivan Student Council..................................Charlotte Richardson Denny Bechtel 56 LAURA JEAN ALBERTI JERRY ALLEN LARRY ALVIS JEANETTE AMBUEHL JERALDINE AMBUEHL WILMA AYERS DAVID BACHMAN JAMES BAITY COLEEN BAKER BILL BASS PATSY BASS DENNY BECHTEL DONALD BECK JENA BECKTELL BARBARA BEHNKE UN DA BERRY MARY ANN BLACK JANICE BLANKENSHIP JUDY BOOHER BOB BORCHERDING CHARLES BOYLES ESTER BOYLES SHIRLEY BRYAN STANLEY BRYANT MARY ELLEN BULLARD CLAUDIA BURGE SUE BURTON HENRY BYARS BARBARA CARDWELL BOB CAVINS DAVID CHARLTON ROBERT CHILDERS MILDRED CHITWOOD BILL COMBS CLARENCE COPPLE JERRY COPPLE DORIS CRIPPEN GEORGE DALTON DAVID LEE DANIELS DAVID PAUL DANIELS 57 JERRY DANIELS DONNA DAUGHERTY JIM DAVIS NANCY DAVIS KAREN DISS HARVEY DONOHO ROBERT DONOHO RITA KAY EAGAN BUTCH EDDINGS CAROL EDDINGS JOHN EDWARDS PATTY ERVIN BETTY FINN PHYLISS FISHER SUZANNE FLACKS MICKEY FORRESTER BETTY FOSTER DEANE FOX GERALD FRAMBES DAVID FRY LANA GARNER RONNIE GARNER FREDDIE GARRISON GLEN GORDON DONNA GREIDER DONNA GRIGGS CANDY GRUENKEMEYER KAE HAMILTON LEROY HANKS CATHY HARMON NORMAN HAWKINS SHARON HAWLEY ROBERT HAWN ALOMA HAYS DONALD HAYS JUDY HAYS JOHN HELM MARY GRACE HELM SHARRON HENNE 58 JUDY HENSON SUSIE HENSON GLENDA HOOD TONY HORN DONNA HUMES JOE JAMES BARBARA JETT ELLEN MAY JOHNSON JIMMY JOHNSON PHYLLIS KAY JOHNSON FLOYD JONES EVELYN FREDA JO UR DAN HOWARD KAGY DUANE KARRICK JUDY KIVLIN CAROLYN KRUG JOHN LACKEY RONNIE UNDER CHARLOTTE UNGLE LEON UTTRELL DENNIS LIVELY JIM UVLSax DAVID LOUCKS HILLARD MARSHALL EARL MELTON DONNA MICHAEL LOUIE MITCHELL LELAND MOHESKY BARBARA MOORE PAULA MOORE STANLEY MORTON ROBERT MOUNT SCOTTY MOUNT MI LLICENT MULVANEY FLORA MYERS LARRY MCDANIELS BOB NORRIS BILLY RAY OLLER MARY PAT PATTERSON CAROL SUE PEARSON FRANCES KAY PFAFF 59 EUGENE HULEN PITTS MARY QUANDT JAMES RENFRO CHARLOTTE RICHARDSON DONNA REED SAM RITCHIE LINDA ROBERTS MARY ANN SAGER JOHN DAVID SANDERS PETE SATTERTHWAITE JAMES SCHLEUTER MARY SUE SCOTT JANET SELLERS PATRICIA SHAFFER DONALD SILL RONALD DEAN SILL DONNA SUE SMITH DOROTHY SPENCER STEVE STASER BONNIE ST. CLAIR JERRY STEALEY JENNY LYNN STORM KATHRYN STROUD KENNETH STUBER JOHN SUDDETH CONNIE ELAINE TAGGART SALLY JANE TEMPLE JOHN MICHAEL THOMPSON MARY LOU TODD THELMA TODD CAROL TOWNSEND ELAINE TRINKLE ROGER LEE TURNER CAROL UCHITJIL JUDITH VAN ETTEN KAREN VEST LINDA WAGGONER JUDY WAKEFIELD DORIS WARD ROGER WEAVER 60 AUTHUR WEEMS JOYCE ANN WEEMS MARY WESTERMAN MICHAEL WIGGINS WILLIAM WILKERSON RONALD ALFRED WINKLER KAREN WILLIAMS DIXIE WIMBERLY SANDRA WIMBERLY STANLEY WOLFORD JUDY WRIGHT SUELLEN COTTINGIM JERRY YOUNG Safety First Members of theS.C.H.S. Safety Council record data for the braking demonstra- tion given last year. The council is made up of stu- dents helping to enforce school safety laws. The officers are: Bill Spain, Chief Judge; Mike Hanes, Associate Judge; Jerry Stonecipher, Prosecuting Attorney; Judy Watson, Clerk; Brady Hancock, Bailiff; and Marie Rhoads, 61 Assistant Clerk. 62 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President...................................Ronnie Fancher Vice-President............................DeWayne Williams Secretary-Treasurer..........................Mary Martin Student Council..............................Kathy McGraw Chuck Waggoner 63 MIKE ANDERSON KAREN ANGELL KAREN ARNOLD JANICE ATTEBERRY GENE BAKER DAVID BARKSDALE KAYE BARTLEY MYRA JO BBCKTELL SHARON BENJAMIN MARY BIER DENNY BILYEU LARRY BIRKES DAVID BLACK NANCY BLAIR NANCY BOHN HOFF JUNE BOOHER LARRY BOSTON BILL BOWERS JIM BOYD JIM BRANCH KATHLEEN BRANCH ROBERT BRANDEBERRY FRANCES BRAS EL SANDRA BRAS EL BETTY LOU BRAY FAY BRAY GENE BROWN LENNY BROWN MARY ANN BROWN MARSHA BUCK ELS EDDIE BURKETT PEGGY BURLEYSON ELAINE CARTER GLEN DALE CLARK ROWENA CLARK HELEN CLIFTON DANNY COUGHLIN KAY CRAIN SANDRA KAY CRANE REGIE CRIPPEN 64 MARY CRIPPS BARBARA CROUCH BILL CRUNDWELL JILL CUNNINGHAM NANCY CUNNINGHAM BARBARA CURRIE KENNY DANIELS SANDRA SUE DANIELS BRENDA DAUGHERTY DONALD DAUGHERTY BARBARA DAVIDSON SUE DAVIS CLIFFORD DENTON JERRY DOCK SHARON DONLEY GERALD DONOHO SANDRA SUE DOWDY SHIRLEY KAY DUNCAN EDDIE EASLEY BILL ELWOOD BILL ENGLISH RONNIE FANCHER KENNETH FIELDS JUNIOR LLOYD FINLEY BILLY FISHER , DEAN FOGERSON MARGARET FOSTER MARTHA FOSTER PHILIP FRANCOIS DANNY FRISBY CHARLES FULTON FRANK GAINES TERRY ANNE GARNER TOMMY GARNER GERALDINE GARRISON DORINDA GILL BETTY GILLMORE GLORIA GLOSSER WAYNE GOFF ROBERT LEE GORDON 65 TOMMY GREEN THOMA HALL CYNTHIA HANCOCK BARBARA HARPER LARRY HARVEY DAVID HAVENER HAROLD HAWLEY DOUGLAS HEAVENER ROSEMARY HEFLIN BEVERLY HELM LOIS HELM VERNACE HENNE RICHARD HESTER KARIN ANGELIA HILGART ALICE HILL UNA PEARL HINDERER LOUSIE ANNETTE HINES MICHAL HDCON ARTHUR HOLMBERG RONALD HOLMES FLORA JANE HOPKINS THOMAS HORNER BARBARA HOWARD RONNIE HOYT BONNIE HUBBELL NEAL HUFFHINE RICHARD HULS WILLIAM HUMPHREY KAREN JENNINGS BARBARA JONES DONNA JONES EDWARD JONES GEORGE JONES LEON JOURDAN ROSETTA JOURDAN SANDRA KELL RONALD KINCHLOE GENE KOEHLER RAYMOND KOEHNKE 66 DAVID KUDER JAMES LACKEY JERRY LAFENHAGEN JANET LAMBIRD LARRY LANCE JANET SUE LAWSON LINDA KAY LEE LOIS LEMMON KAY LEWIS BARBARA LOGSDON LARRY LOVE BYRON LOWERY MARY MARTIN WAYNE MAXEY SHARON MEADOWS JUDITH MECUM DEWAYNE RONNIE MELTON JAMES ME RAN DA MARY LEE MERCER ROBERT MORRIS CHARLES MORTON CHARLES WAYNE MORTON MONA MULVANEY REBECCA ANN MURPHY dan McCullough STEPHEN McEVERS KATHY McGRAW AMY McGUFFEY ROBERT McGUIRE ROBERTA MARIE McHENRY JUDY ANN McLEAN DALE NEFF EILEEN JOYCE NORRIS LANL LYNETTE PENNINGTON LARRY LEE PHELPS MARILYN SUE PHELPS ERLENE PATRICIA PICKETT WILLIAM R. POLLARD ALICE ANNETTE POOLE CHESTER POTTER 67 HAROLD EUGENE POTTER RICHARD POWLESS ROBERT LEO PRINCE LARRY PHILIP PURDUE LINDA PURDUE DENNIS QUANDT ELAINE QUARTERMAN MARY ANN RANKIN NAOMI RAY GARY REEVES CLARISSA RILES MINNIE SUE RITCHIE ELMER ROGERS NANCY ROGERS CAROLYN RUNYON SHARON KAY RYAN DAVID LEE SANDS ROBERT SC AN NELL ROBERT SCHARNHORST JACOB ASA SHANAFELT TANNER SHOEMAKER TWILA JUNE SHOEMAKER GEORGE SILLS RUTH ANN SIMPSON SHARON JEAN SMITH STANLEY SMITH JANE SNOW JOE SNOW EDWARD SPAIN LEONA MAE SPENCER KARL SQUIBB ROBERT SQUIBB RONNIE ST. CLAIR TERRY ST. CLAIR ANN STEVENSON TERRENCE STEVENSON LINDA KATHRYN STINSON VIVIAN CHARLENE SUDDETH WILLIAM SULLENS GAIL ANN SWOPE 68 JAMES SWEET JOE ANNEN TATE ALICE TAYLOR PAT THOMPSON RUTH ANN TINKLER LINDA SUE TRAVIS GARY DALE TRINKLE PHILIP VANCE SANDRA VAUGHN CHARLES WAGGONER MELVIN LEON WAGGONER JACKIE WARDEN JANE WAYMAN BILLY WEEMS ESTHER PEARL WEEMS LARRY WELLS DAVID WESTERMAN HAROLD RAY WHITE IRIS WHITE DONNA WILFONG BENNETT WILKtwo NANCY WILKE NS DEWAYNE BUTCH WILLIAMS MARK WILLIAMS SHIRLEY WILLIAMS MARILYN WIMBERLY LARRY WOOD Joan woodward NANCY ELLEN WOODWARD ROY WOODWARD RUTH ANN WOOTERS RUSSELL WYATT DARRELL EDMOND YOUNG The following Freshmen were not present for pictures: BRUCE IRVIN PAUL WATTERSON 60 JOHN WIMBERLY Need a man- icure ? Now what? Fly—catcher Specs Posed Sitting High Sigh Worried ? Oh, for the good old days? Wanta bet Glamour boys Next? Brains and Brawn Wilbur van Snobbe Flipper or flapper? Party dull without Janet? Surprise. Smoke? Engaged? Trick or Treat Off Balance. Pretty pair Irish washer- woman Topsy Part What? Mike, Larry, and mikes'. Ah-Gee Whiz! Frosh? Adult western? The Thinker Miniature Dimples Rochester Spanish Club PRESIDENT.........................Carol Buckle SECRETARY.........................Martha Lackey VICE-PRESIDENT...................Kay Fitzgerald TREASURER...........................Jim Lackey Delores Ahl, Jerry Allen, Jeanette Ambuehl, June Anglen, Bob Autenrieth, Sharon Kay Ayers, Jena Becktell, Myra Becktell, Linda Berry, Carolyn Blsel, Mary Ann Black, Marcia Branson, Claudia Burge, Barbara Cardwell, Eddie Chance, Bill Combs, Carol Coberly Suellen Cottlngim, Judy Cunningham, Nancy Davis, Judy Ervin, Rich Fancher, Jayne Fearing, Suzanne Flacks, Mickey Forrester, Larry Francois, Lana Gamer, Candy Gruenkemeyer, Dean Guymon, Gail Harris, Donald Hays, Arthur Holmberg, Vicke Holmberg, Tony Horn, Judy Hoover, Sandra Jenkins, ftjth Kagy, Kay Kohrig, Ronald Klncheloe, Carolyn Krug, Sara Martin, Merry Gay McMackin, Paula Moore, Charles Morton, Nadine Morton, Mitzy Mulvaney, Mary Pat Patterson, Sarah Poole, Janet Rose, Sandra Sandy, Linda Scott, Shirley See, Carolyn Shaffer, Pat Shaffer, John Robert Montgomery, Donna Sue Scott, Steve Staser, Jerry Stealey, Glenda Stence, Kenny Stuber, Carolyn Stump, Harriet Temple, Sally Jane Temple, Linda Waggoner, Judy Wakefield, Dale Wells, Mary Westerman, Bill Woodfall, Judy Wright, Frances Woodward, Viva La Pinatal The purpose of this club is to provide good wholesome fun for its members and to increase understanding of our Spanishspeak- ing friends. The club Joins with the Latin Club in selling pencils in order to earn money for its activities. Miss Winifred Jones is the sponsor. 72 Latin Club PRESIDENT..........................Mary Jane Gaston SECRETARY....................................Penny Kirk VICE-PRESIDENT.......................Marilyn Wilson TREASURER...................................John Lackey Jeraldlne Ambuehl, Larry Balden, Carol Berry, Nancy Blair, Bill Bourns, Marsha Buckles, Rowena Clark, Marcia Crossman, Bill Combs, Sue Cruise, John Daniels, Jayne Fearing, Phyllis Fisher, Judy Fishman, Barbara Harper, Donna Griggs, Pearl Hlnderer, Carolyn B. Henson, Vicki Holmberg, Ellen Johnson, Sharon Jones, Judy Klvlin, Valerie Knox, Dennis Lively, Vicki Lindsay, Mary Martin, Jim Meranda, Carol Pearson, Alice Poole, Linda Purdue, Charlotte Richardson, Sammy Ritchie, Sue Ritchie, Carol Sue Ritter, LaVonne Roberts, Sally Rochester, Peter Satterthwaite, Sandra Schoonover, Terry Stevenson, Kathryn Stroud, Connie Taggart, Glenda Vursell, Judy Watson, Ester Weems, Iris White, Marilyn Wimberly, Nancy Woodward. Servus Romanus Sum! Members of the Latin Club are entertained the third Monday of each month with an inter- esting program prepared by the officers. Much knowledge is gained about the Roman Era. The sponsors of the club are Miss Winifred Jones and Miss Ethel Ragland. 73 Office Practice Vivian Aldrich, Sharon Ayers, Margaret Ball, Joyce Blankenship, Jerry Bookhout, Ruthee Bowman, Joan duii u . 9, Catherine Childers, Carolyn Crlpps, Linda Cunningham, Donna Rae Fergurson, Joyce Glllmore, Judy Graner, Kay Hinderer, Judith Howe, Shirley Kenley, Lota Lawson, Audrey Leckrone, Betty Meador, Bessie Mulvaney, Virginia Ray, Janet Reese, Marie Rhoads, Janet Rose, Delores Royer, Janet Seal, Carolyn Shaffer, Coretta Spangler, Beverly St. Clair, Ann Storm. Busy Bodies Office Practice, a service club, gives senior girls practical experience in handling office equipment. These girls are constantly busy filling the demands of teachers and stu- dents alike. The sponsor is Miss Maxine Hawley. 74 Library Club PRESIDENT............................Diane Fear SECRETARY............................Shirley See VICE-PRESIDENT.....................Ruth Williams TREASURER.........................Helen Havener Jeanette Ambuehl, June Anglen, Janice Bookhout, Joan Burroughs, Sue Burton, Cathy Childers, Carolyn Crlpps, Kay Eagan, Sandra Easley, Sue Eddlngs, Betty Foster, Judith Howe, Shirley Kenley, Virginia Ray, Phyllis Richards, LaVonne Roberts, Janet Rose, Marilyn Sands, Nila Sue Scott, Carolyn Shaffer, Arminda Weems, Adella Woodward, Frances Woodward. Two Weeks Or Else The Library Club is also a service club, whose duty is to make the library attractive and, most important, to help students check out reading material. The sponsor is Miss Genevieve Hayes. 75 The Broadcaster EDITOR.............................. Sandra Schoonover ASSISTANT EDITOR «.......................... David Gamer ADVERTISING ...John Daugherty, Sarah Poole, Judy Watson, Carolyn Stump, Georgia Homer. FRONT PAGE: ... Cathy Ervin, Marilyn Haire, Sandra Sandy, Dee Stevenson, Martha Acher. PHOTOGRAPHERS.................David Tate, Frank Whipps. EDITORIALS......Valerie Knox, Bill Bournes, Judy Fishman, Carol Buckle, Mike Hanes. JUNIOR HIGH NEWS......................Martha McMackin. TYPISTS ...Ruth Williams, Cathy Childers, Audrey Leckrone, Virginia Ray, Karen Hayes. FEATURES..........Jan Barenfanger, Donna Ferguson, Harriet Temple, Linda Cunningham, Arthur Holmberg, Marie Rhoads, Marilyn Haire, Sara Martin, Barbara Milam, David Walcott, Judy Booher, Linda Scott, Mary Westerman, Judy Cunningham, and Karen Diss. SPORTS.......Bill Combs, Mike Satterthwaite, Steve Staser. CIRCULATION..........Martha Lackey, Judy Roland, Eleanore Spencer, Bonlyn Beaver, Janet Reese, and Merry Gay McMackin. Do You Call This Work? The Broadcaster, our school paper, con- tains all the latest news of S. C. H. S. and many novelty columns. The staff is chosen by the editors and the sponsors. Miss Anna Jane Wham and Mr. Dwaine Crane. 76 F. F. A. PRESIDENT.............................Jack Simmons SECRETARY...................,............Paul Chitwood VICE-PRESIDENT.....................Charles Vandeveer TREASURER................................Gary Michael Arthur Allison, Phil Ayers, Harold Behnke, Darrell Benjamin, Larry Blankenship, Robert Borcherding, Kenny Carpenter, Jim Cavins, Chuck Claybome, Donald Currie, David Daniels, Bill Finn, Leland Fisher, Tom Garner, Glen Gamer, Orie Henson, Richard Hester, Gilbert Hill, Vemle Jones, Raymond Klnkie, Harvey Mohesky, Leland Mohesky, Stanley Morton, Jerry Nichols, Roger Nichols, Tom Parkinson, John Quandt, Charles Rankin, Howard Sills, Stanley Simmons, Carl Squibb, Roger Sullens, David Tate, Cloyd Thomas, Jeny Wilson, Alfred Winkler. Line Forms At The Rear This year the senior officers of F.F.A. represented our school at a national convention in Kansas City, Missouri. Also, the members spend much time in study of parliamentary law. The sponsors are Mr. Poole and Mr. Williams. 77 Guidance Club PRESIDENT........................Judy Ervin SECRETARY......................Donna Rae Ferguson VICE-PRESIDENT...................Barbara Jett TREASURER....................Richard Daniels Mary Austin, Judy Booher, Mary Anne Black, Larry Boston, Gene Brown, Mary Anne Brown, Doris Crippen, Jerry Daniels, Kay Eagan, Sue Eddings, Diane Fear, Phillip Francois, Tom Gamer, Joy Harmon, Bob Harper, Lois Helm, Mary Grace Helm, Carl Howard, Ronnie Hoyt, Sandra Jenkins, Jim Lackey, John Lackey, Dennis Lorenzen, Marion Loucks, Joan Lyons, Mary Lee Mercer, Donna Michael, Nadine Morton, James H. Noe, Phyllis Richards, Clarissa Riles, Jessie Owens, LaVonne Roberts, Janet Rose, Nila Sue Scott, Shirley See, Karl Squibb, Terry St. Clair, Terry Stevenson, Stanley Wolford, Russell Wyatt. To Be Or Not To Be ... Any high school student may join the Guidance Club. At the meetings many inter- esting and informative films are shown con- cerning etiquette, vocation, and teenage problems. The sponsor is Miss Ruth Brandes. 78 Dramatics Club PRESIDENT.......................Ruth Williams SECRETARY-TREASURER...............Martha Acher VICE-PRESIDENT....................Bill Bourns PARLIAMENTARIAN ......................Mike Hanes Jan Barenfanger, Bonlyn Beaver, Nancy Blair, Joyce Blankenship, Janice Bookhout, Mary Ann Brown, Catherine Childers, Rowena Clark, Richard Daniels, Jerry Bookhout, John Daugherty, Sandra Easley, Sue Eddings, Bill English, Sue English, Judy Ervin, Diane Fear, Donna Rae Ferguson, Bonnie Fisher, Judy Fishman, Suzanne Flacks, Margaret Foster, Helen Havener, Donald Hays, Kay HInderer, Ronnie Hoyt, Barbara Jett, Valerie Knox, Kay Kohrig, Vicki Lindsay, Steve Lombard, Edwin Loomis, Ann McKinney, Martha McMackln, Nadine Morton, Jim Noe, Alice Poole, Sarah Poole, Phyllis Richards, Clarissa Riles, LaVonne Roberts, Judy Roland, Wilma Rogers, Connie Taggart, Carol Thomas, Lynda Upchurch, Mary Westerman, Joyce White, Marilyn Wimberly. The Show Must Go On! Pretending is a favorite pastime of Dra- matics Club members. The club under the guidance of Mrs, Jean Warfield, provides an opportunity to gain knowledge in every aspect of drama. Meetings are on the third Thursday of each month. 79 PRESIDENT..... VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY..... TREASURER..... Freshman-Sophomore Hi Tri FRESHMAN OFFICERS ..........................Nancy Blair .....................Nancy Cunningham ........................Helen Clifton ........................Mlchal Hixon SOPHOMORE OFFICERS PRESIDENT..... VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY..... TREASURER..... Charlotte Richardson ......Esther Boyles .........Judy Booher ........Frances Pfaff Myra Becktell, Mary Bier, Nancy Blair, June Booher, Sandra Brasel, Mary Ann Brown, Rowena Clark, Helen Clifton, Sandra Crane, JiU Cunningham, Sandra Daniels, Brenda Daugherty, Barbara Davidson, Sharon Donley, Sandra Dowdy, Carol Eddlngs, Terry Gamer, Dorinda Gill, Betty Gillmore, Thoma Hall, Cindy Hancock, Barbara Harper, Karin Hllgart, Louise Hines, Barbara Howard, Bonnie Hubbell, Sandra Kell, Janet Lawson, Linda Lee, Kay Lewis, Barbara Logsden, Mary Martin, Kathy McGraw, Amy McGuffey, Judy Mecum, Mona Mulvaney, Joyce Norris, Lynette Pennington, Marilyn Phelps, Alice Poole, Maryann Rankin, Naomi Ray, Clarissa Riles, Carol Ritter, Nancy Rogers, Twila Shoemaker, Ruthanne Simpson, Leona Spencer, Ann Stevenson, Linda Stinson, Gail Swope, Jane Wayman, Iris White, Marilyn Wimberly, Joan Woodward. SOPHOMORES: Jeanette Ambuehl, Jeraldlne Ambuehl, Wilma Ayers, Patsy Bass, Judy Booher, Ester Boyles, Sue Burton, Barbara Cardwell, Doris Crippen, Donna Daugherty, Kay Eagan, Betty Foster, Lana Garner, Donna Griggs, Candy Gruenkemeyer, Kae Hamilton, Cathy Harmon, Sharon Hawley, Judy Hays, Mary Helm, Sharon Henne, Glenda Hood, Ellen Johnson, Phyllis Johnson, Judy Klvlln, Charlotte Lingle, Mary Pat Patterson, Carol Pearson, Mary Quandt, Charlotte Richardson, Pat Shaffer, Dorothy Spencer, Aloma H. Sullivan, Connie Taggart, Carol Townsend, Linda Waggoner, Judy Wakefield, Joyce Weems, Judy Weight. Work... Work... Work! Hi Tri, an organization for all high school girls, promotes its five aims: character, courtesy, friendship, pleasure, and success. Its many activities during the school year help develop lasting friendships. 80 Junior-Senior Hi Tri PRESIDENT . . JUNIOR OFFICERS SENIOR OFFICERS PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT .. Ruthanne Leckrone VICE-PRESIDENT ., ..Deanna Stevenson SECRETARY SECRETARY TREASURER TREASURER CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Martha Acher, Jan Barenfanger, Carol Barry, Diane Birkes, Donna Branch, Marcia Branson, Barbara Charlton, Dorene Costilow, Marcia Crossman, Connie Downen, Sandra Easley, Sue Eddlngs, Sue English, Judy Ervin, Diane Fear, Bonnie Fisher, Gall Harris Helen Havener, Judy Hoover, Sharon Jones, Kay Kohrlg, Leona Lingle, Ann McKinney, Pat Meador, Ruth Purcell, Phyllis Richards, Minnie Ritchie, Carol Ritter, Rozanne Rogers, Sandra Sandy, Nila Sue Scott, Eleanore Spencer, Opal Stealey, Kay Tackett, Laura West, Jane Wyatt. SENIORS: Sharon Ayers, Kay Bitzer, Janice Blankenship, Cathy Childers, Sharon Donoho, Judy Graner, Kay Fitzgerald, Donna Rae Ferguson, Karen Hayes, Kay Hinderer, Valerie Knox, Martha Lackey, Audrey Leckrone, Betty Meador, Nadine Morton, Judy Phillips, Sarah Poole, Sally Rochester, Janet Rose, Janet Seal, Arminda Weems, Ruth Williams. Plans .. Plans.. Plans1 Among the many Hi Tri activities are: Heart-Sister Week, Mother-Daughter Tea, and the annuai Fall and Spring Conferences. Here the girls are seen planning the Mother- Daughter Tea. Miss Ruby Meredith and Miss Anna Jane Wham are the sponsors. 81 Hi-Y PRESIDENT...................................Louie Black TREASURER..........................................Mike Hanes VICE-PRESIDENT..............................Robert Kane SERGEANT-AT-ARMS..........................John Daniels SECRETARY.................................Richard Black CHAPLAIN David Garner Jerry Allen, Bob Autenrieth, Larry Balden, Denny Beck tell, Denny Bilyeu, David Black, Larry Bly, Bill Bowers, Jim Boyd, Ken Brooks, Bill Combs, Jerry Daniels, Don Daugherty, Rich Fancher, Ronnie Fancher, Larry Francois, Phil Francois, David Fry, Shannon Heflin, Arthur Holmberg, Tony Horn, Tom Homer, Ronnie Hoyt, Dan Jones, Gene Koeller, Jim Lackey, John Lackey, Dennis Lively, Larry Love, Dan McCullough, Steve McEvers, Bob Mcguire, Charles Morton, Chuck Pearson, Dick Peeples, Bill Pollard, Gary Reeves, Sammy Ritchie, Johnny Bill Roberts, Mike Satterthwaite, Peter Satterthwalte, Bob Scannell, Jerry Sochrest, Larry Shaffer. John Smith, Dan Spearman, Bob Squibb, Steve Staser, Kenny Stuber, David Tate, Gary Trlnkle, Charles Waggoner, Dale Wells, Rodney Wells, David Westerman, Franklin Whipps, Butch Williams, Jerry Wilson, Larry Wood, Bill Woodfall, Rich Yohe. No Girls Allowed! Hi-Y is a club for boys only. It is affil- iated with the national Y.M.C.A. Club. Hi-Y's activities and meetings help its members to build character and to become Christian-minded young men. The club meets every Thursday morning at 8:15 in the Little Theater. The sponsors are Mr. H. B. Davis and Mr. Kenneth Poole. 82 Letterman's Club J. D. Anderson, Rich Black, Larry Bly, Joe Boyd, Larry Clark, Steve Collins, Charles Dalton, Jim Densford, Ronnie Dowdy, Rich Fancher, Larry Francois, David Garner, Gary Garrison, Denny Haught, Jerry Hughes, Jeny Jackson, Jack Joines, Dan Jones, Robert Kane, Kelly Martin, Gary Michael, John R. Montgomery, Jim Noe, Mike Null, Dick Peeples, Phil Richardson, John Richmond, Emmett Shoemaker, Gary Shoemaker, Jack Simmons, Stanley Simmons, Bill Spain, Jerry Stonecipher, Dale Wells, Rodney Wells, Jim Wright. Oskie.. Wow .. Wow Letterman's Club is another club for boys only. To become a member, a boy must have earned a letter. The club has three aims: better school spirit, good sportsmanship, and ambition for winning letters. This year the boys have added pep and laughs to our pep meetings by sitting in their own cheering section. The sponsors are Mr. Walt Kirk and Mr. Howard Thurman. 83 G. A. A. PRESIDENT.............................Aloma H. Sullivan TREASURER..................................Sandra Brasel VICE-PRESIDENT...............................Judy Hays REPORTER.................................. Ruth Williams SECRETARY...................................Karen Hays Jeanette Ambuehl, Geraldine Ambuehl, Jerry Bookhout, Marsha Buckles, Sandra Daniels, Nancy Davis, Bonnie Fisher, Judy Fishman, Donna Grleder, Donna Olggs, Judy Henson, Louise Hines, Ann McKinney, Pat Meador, Donna Michael, Glenna Peevyhouse, Ruth Purcell, Phyllis Richards, LaVonne Roberts, Linda Roberts, Sondra Shelton, Eleanore Spencer, Glenda Stence, Deanna Stevenson, Shirley Toler, Carol Townsend, Doris Ward, Laura West, Joyce White. Future League Champs This is a club for girls only. Among G.A.A.'s many activities are bowling, bad- minton, volleyball, basketball, and softball. Here their sponsor, Miss Jean Dennis, is giving them some pointers on bowling. 84 PRESIDENT...... VICE-PRESIDENT Science Club Valerie Knox SECRETARY....................................Penny Kirk • • • Bill Bass TREASURER............................ Janice Bookhout Larry Balden, John Bennett, Bill Bourns, Sue Cruise, David Daniels, John Daniels, Richard Daniels, John Daugherty, Rich Fancher, Larry Francois, Donald ays, Steve Lombard, Edwin Loomis, Dennis Lorenzen, Jim Meranda, Jim Noe, Chuck Pearson, Carol Pearson, John Smith, Karl Squibb, David Walcott, Franklin Whipps, Stanley Wolford, Bill Woodfall. Future Einsteins! The Science Club is a club designed to further its members' interest in science. Many interesting and informative experiments are shown by the sponsor, Mr. H. E. Mueller. Meetings are held on the first and third Wed- nesdays of each month. 85 F. H. A. 5TH HOUR OFFICERS PRESIDENT........................Donna Rae Fergerson SECRETARY.............................Ruth Williams VICE-PRESIDENT.............................Leona Lingle TREASURER ..................................... Jerry Bookhout 9TH HOUR OFFICERS PRESIDENT....................................Diane Fear SECRETARY...........................Charlotte Richardson VICE-PRESIDENT.............................Sharon Ayers TREASURER..........................................Jerry Bookhout June Anglen, Karen Arnold, Karen Angell, Margaret Ball, Janice Barnes, Kay Bartley, Myra Becktell, Barbara Benkhe, Janice Blankenship, Joyce Blankenship, Karen Bohnhoff, Nancy Bohnhoff, Sharon Bohnhoff, June Booher, Judy Booher, Janice Bookhout, Betty Borcherdine, Ester Boyles, Nancy Brubaker, Shirley Bryant, Carol Buckle, Barbara Charlton, Sandra Crane, Doris Dace, Sue Daniels, Kay Eagan, Jeanette Fear, Betty Finn, Betty Glllmore, Kae Hamilton, Louise Hines, Flora Hopkins, Phyllis Johnson, Barbara Jones, Sandra Kell, Charlotte Lingle, Sara Martin, Roberta McHenry, Sharon Meador, Mona Mulvaney, Mary Pat Patterson, Glenna Peevyhouse, Erlene Pickett, Sarah Poole, Naomi Ray, Phyllis Richards, Judy Roland, Janet Rose, Sharon Ryan, Sandra Schoonover, Nila Sue Scott, Shirley See, Carolyn Shaffer, Harriet Temple, Carol Townsend, Elaine Trinkle, Carol Uchltjll, Glenda Vursell, Arminda Weems, Penny Wilkins, Dixie Wimberly, Adella Woodward, Frances Woodward, Joan Woodward. What's The Latest? F.H.A. holds many activities during the school year such as: Daddy Date Night, Valentine Parties, hayrides, and many others: To accommodate the large membership, they are divided into two groups, 5th hour and 9th hour. The sponsors are Miss Delores Armstrong and Mrs. Rita Ridgway. 86 Pep Club PRESIDENT.......................Jill Cunningham SECRETARY. VICE-PRESIDENT.....................Larry Shaffer TREASURER Jerry Bookhout Claudia Burge Martha Acher, Lany Alvis, Karen Arnold, Kaye Bartley, Bonlyn Beaver, Linda Berry, Diane Birkes, Betty Borcherdlng, Ester Boyles, Sandra Brasel, Gene Brown, Mary Ann Brown, Shirley Bryan, Joan Burroughs, Darrell Chapman, Rowena Clark, Helen Clifton, Sandra Crane, Steve Charlton, Barbara Crouch, Nancy Cunningham, Richard Daniels, Sandra Daniels, Brenda Daugherty, Donna Daugherty, Nancy Davis, Connie Downen, Sue English, Bill English, Diane Fear, Jeanette Fear, Bonnie Fisher, Kay Fitzgerald, Phillip Francois, Mary Jane Gaston, Lana Gamer, Terry Ann Gamer, Donna Griggs, Judy Hays, Karen Hays, Cathy Harmon, Beverley Helm, Sharon Henne, Karin Hilgart, Barbara Harper, Ronnie Hoyt, Sandra Jenkins, Ellen Johnson, Phyllis Johnson, Sandra Kell, Ronald Kell, Ronald Kincheloe, Carolyn Krug, Jim Lackey, John Lackey, Martha Lackey, Janet Lawson, Audrey Leckrone, Mary Martin, Kathy McGraw, Ann McKinney, Grant McKinney, Patricia Meador, Judy Mecum, Ronnie Melton, Harvey Mohesky, Leland Mohesky, Scott Mount, Glenna Peevyhouse, Erlene Pickett, Mary Quandt, Charles Rankin, Naomi Ray, Virginia Ray, Clarissa Riles, Sally Rochester, Judy Roland, Dolores Royer, Mary Ann Sager, Shirley See, Carolyn Shaffer, Pat Shaffer, Twila Shoemaker, Dorothy Spencer, Eleanore Spencer, Opal Stealy, Ann Stevenson, Lynn Storm, Gail Swope, Carol Townsend, Judy VanEtten, Doris Ward, Armlnda Weems, Laura West, Joyce White, Ruth Williams, Marilyn Wilson, Dexle Wimberly, Marilyn Wimberly, Stanley Wolford. Yea. Salem! Pep Club is an organization for both boys and girls. Under the direction of its sponsors, Miss Jean Dennis and Mr. H. E. Mueller, the members cheer the Wildcats on to victory. The dues, once paid, entitle a member to free admission to all home games. 87 Business Club PRESIDENT.......................Richard Lows SECRETARY.........................Virginia Ray VICE-PRESIDENT......................Don James TREASURER.............................Ruth Kagy Gay Austin, Margaret Ball, Patsy Bass, Diane Blrkes, Kay Bitzer, Floyd Black, Joyce Blankenship, Ricky Blessing, Jerry Bookhout, Betty Borcherding, Ruthee Bowman, Barbara Cardwell, Steve Charlton, Cathy Childers, Goldie Cooper, Marcia Crossman, Doris Dace, Sharon Donoho, Sandra Easley, Donna Rae Ferguson, Karen Fields, Bonnie Fisher, Joyce Gillmore, Judy Graner, Karen Hayes, Carol Heck, Carolyn Henson, Alice Holmes, Sandra Jenkins, Nancy Jett, Shirley Kenley, Carolyn Krutsinger, Terry LaRue, Lota Lawson, Frances Leathers, Audrey Leckrone, Delores Leuty, Leona Lingle, Ronald Littrell, Betty Meador, Pat Meador, Bessie Mulvaney, Roger Nichols, Jim Noe, Jessie Owens, Mary Quandt, Janet Reese, Marie Rhoads, Janet Rose, Dolores Royer, Janet Seal, Carolyn Shaffer, Lola Shaw, Wilma Shuler, Coretta Spangler, Opal Staley, Ann Storm, Sandra Vaughn, Linda Waggoner, Doris Ward, Arminda Weems, Joyce Weems, Adel la Woodward. Future Rockeiellers! The Business Club is an organization just formed this year. Any person who has taken or who is taking a business course is eligible to join. The meetings are at 8:15 on the first and third Tuesdays. Sponsors are Mrs. Webster, Miss Hawley, Miss Hazelrigg, and Mr. Bliss. 88 89 Glee Club FIRST SOPRANOS: Marcia Branson, Connie Downan, Sondra Easley, Lana Gamer, Kay Hinderer, Barbara Moore, Carolyn Mulvaney, Mary Sue Scott, Deanna Stevenson, Carol Thomas, Karen Williams, Marilyn Wilson. SECOND SOPRANOS: Sharon Kay Ayers, Catherine Childers, Carolyn Henson, Judith Howe, Ann McKinney, Donna Richmond, Mary Lou Todd. ALTOS: Bonlyn Beaver, Mary Bullard, Suellen Cottingim, Marcia Crossman, Joyce Gillmore, Carol Heck, Frances Leathers, Ruthanne Leckrone, Delores Leuty, Kay Tackett, Elaine Trinkle, Arminda Weems. TENORS: Tom Baker, Donald Hays, Crawford Howe, Dennis Lively, Billy Oiler, Peter Satterthwalte, Steve Staser. BASSES: Doan Beard, Bill Bourns, Eddie Chance, Doug Nealy, James Noe. Sweet Music Our Glee Club is kept very busy while performing at State and District Contests, All-State, Tri-City Chorus, Music Festival at Carbondale, and the annual Christmas Program at school. We're very proud of our Glee Club and the splendid way in which 90 they have represented our school in the past years Chorus SOPRANOS: Helen Clifton, Sondra Crane, Thoma Hall, Louise Hines, Barbara Howard, Sandra Kell, Linda Lee, Barbara Logsdon Roberta' Ch ene Mevers. SECOND SOPRANOS: Kathleen Branch, Jill Cunningham, Nancy Cunningham, Barbara Harper, Michal Hixon. TENORS: Ed Burkett, Bill Crundwell, Ronnie Hoyt, Tercy Stevenson. ALTOS: Janice Atteberry, June Boohor, Mary Ann Brown, Elaine Carter, Mary Crlpps, Day Lewis. BASSES: Dudley Stevens, Mike Null, Mary Martin, Kathy McGraw, Mary Lee Mercer, Paula Moore, Mona Mulvaney, Minnie Ritchie, Clear!ssa Riles, Nancy Rogers, Sharon Smith, Nancy Wilkins. Charms Everyone Our Beginning Chorus members are students who have not yet had one year of music. The chorus members work to be eligible to perform with the Glee Club and also to become members the following year. Among the activities they participate in, along with the Glee Club, are the District and State Contest, and the Tri-City Chorus. 91 Concert Band PICCOLO ALTO CLARINET Becky Murphy Penny Kirk OBOE Merry Gay McMackin Vicki Holm berg Amy McGuffey Mary Ann Black Kae Hamilton BASS CLARINET Judy Kivlin Sondra Fear TENOR SAXOPHONE FLUTES Georgia Homer Carol Freeman Dorinda Gill Terry Stevenson Frances Pfaff Pat Patterson Steve Lombard Bob Autenrieth Judy Wakefield Sara Martin Martha McMackin Mildred Chitwood Carol Pearson Barbara Jett Phil Vance Judy Booher Mary Jane Gaston Donna Humes Carol Berry Judy Mecum ALTO SAXOPHONE Marilyn Haire CLARINETS Connie Taggart Ann Stevenson Lynda Upchurch Kay Kohrig Cindy Hancock Candy Gruenkemeyer Gail Harris Marilyn Phelps Glenda Vursell Janice Barnes Gail Swope Carol Thomas Carol Buckle Judy Wright Deanna Stevenson Sharon Hawley Carol Eddings Sandra Dowdy Charlotte Richardson Judy Hoover Chuck Pearson Nancy Brubaker Carolyn Stump Jane Wayman Joe Tate Glenda Hood Helen Clifton Marcia Branson Tom Green Wayne Goff 92 Eb CLARINET Concert Phil Richardson Band Gene Kohler PERCUSSION Barbara Milam Larry Balden Mike Null Jerry Allen Phil Ayers Mike Hanes BASSOON Arthur Holm berg Tony Horn Judy Ervin Terry St. Clair Jack Shuler David Walcott Sandra Sandy Vemois Henne Denny Bilyeu Judy Leckrone Jim Johnson Suzanne Flacks BARITONE SAXOPHONE BASS DRUM Jerry Lafenhagen Mary Westerman David Tate Leon Jourdan Jena Becktel Roger Weaver Lynette Pennington Danny Frisby Ruth Ann Simpson Esther Weems Danny Jones Franklin Whipps Eddie Spain Michael Hixon CORNETS Bill Combs Dick Evans TROMBONES Denny Haught Joyce Norris Brady Hancock Tom Baker Phyllis Fisher Gary Garrison BELLS AND MARIMBA Cathy Ervin Sue Cruise BASSES Janie Fearing Randy Duncan Sue Ellen English Janet Lawson Gary Martin David Fry Eddie Chance Larry Burgess Cloyd Thomas Karen Diss Kenny Stuber Bob Scannell Jim Davis Chuck Waggoner Jerry Stealy Bob Prince Sue Ellen Cottingim S. C. H. S. Band This is the familiar phrase heard at all the S. C. H. S. football games. The band marched at five games this year and played during the half-time at all home basketball games. The Boot Hill formation and the Bird Cage Theatre were the main attractions of the 1958 Homecoming show. The boy with the hula hoop and the star were also parts of the half-time entertainment at Homecoming. The bottom picture is the band spread entrance formation. The band is looking forward to their trip to Washington, D. C., this year. 94 Band MIKE HANES............President LARRY CLARK......Vice-President CAROL ANN FREEMAN......Secretary CATHY ERVIN...........Treasurer LIBRARIANS MERRY GAY McMACKIN NANCY BRUBAKER VICKI HOLMBERG GIRLS: MARILYN WILSON............President FRANCES LEATHERS.. .Vice-President BONLYN BEAVER .Secretary-Treasurer BOYS: EDDIE CHANCE..............President TOM BAKER............Vice-President PETE SATTERTHWAITE .... Secretary- Treasurer Glee Club Officers Of The Music Organizations REPRESENTATIVES CHARLOTTE RICHARDSON GEORGIA HORNER.............Senior PHIL RICHARDSON...........Senior JUDY ERVIN.................junior DAVID TATE................junior Sophomore JERRY ALLEN........Sophomore AMY McGUFFEY........Freshman CHUCK WAGGONER......Freshman WILDCATETTES CAROL BUCKLE.............Captain SARA MARTIN...........Co-Captain CAROLYN STUMP ...First Lieutenant CAROL ANN FREEMAN........Second Lieutenant SANDRA SCHOONOVER............... Sergeant at Arms 95 Salem's Famous Wildcatettes 96 The members of the Wildcatettes are the following: Jan Barenfanger, Bonlyn Beaver, Carolyn Bisel, Mary Ann Black, Carol Buckle, Carol Coberly, Judy Cunningham, Cathy Ervin, Kay Fitzgerald, Carol Freeman, Lynn Gragg, Candy Gruenkemeyer, Marilyn Haire, Kae Hamilton, Judy Hoover, Georgia Homer, Donna Humes, Barbara Jett, Sara Martin, Merry Gay McMackin, Frances Pfaff, Janet Reese, Marie Rhoads, Sandra Schoonover, Carolyn Stump, Harriot Temple, Sally Temple, Jean Van Landingham, and Judy Watson. The Wildcatettes are directed by Mrs. Frances Buckle and Mr. Norman Hanes, Jr. A Bevy Oi Marching Beauties MERRY CHRISTMAS! YE MERRY HAPPY NEW YEAR! GENTLEMEN Annual Christmas Program This year the Christmas program was, as always, excellent. The band and Glee Club Joined to present the traditional Christmas carols and appropriate music. The Wildcatettes, accompanied by the band, were featured in a skating routine. To conclude the afternoon's program, everyone sang Silent Night JOHN QUANDT De Kalb Award DORINDA GILL Featured Twirler SARA MARTIN D. A. R. Award w v STUDENT ROTA RIANS Jim Noe Bill Spain Louie Black RICHARD BLACK Most Valuable Player PHIL RICHARDSON Most Tackles Trophy Football King w OUTSTANDING JUNIORS 1957-1958 Gerald Purcell David Garner MARCIA BRANSON Drum Major SALE MARION EDITORS Georgia Horner Sara Martin STUDENT SECRETARIES Judy Watson Ruth Williams SANDRA SCHOONOVER Broadcaster Editor 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. Yakety-yak. Loanin'? Physics can bo fun. She's got rhythm. Puff-puff. Just restin'. Beauties---- And beasts. Go, team I Pepsodentlally. Getting out the vote. Future western stars. Fashionable beauties? Shall we dance? How-dee I Aw, change channels I The long and short of It. Farmer II. Let's eatl We're in the Navy now! % • Queen of Sayonara and Her Attendants Linda Beadleston, escorted by Tom Hayes, was announced Queen of Sayonara and crowned by Carolyn Fry Martin. The queen's attendants and their escorts were: Seniors, Darlene Jackson and Steve Eubanks; Clara Lows and Robin Hood; Sue Thurman and Butch Moore; Rosemary McLaughlin and Gary Fry; Juniors, Carolyn Stump and Larry Simpson; Cathy Ervin and Bill Spain; Georgia Horner and Louie Black; Sara Martin and Phil Richardson; Carol Ann Freeman and Denny Haught. The beautiful and colorful prom came to a close when the queen was announced at midnight. Comments were made that this was the prettiest prom ever held in Salem. 102 Prom Sayonara, which in Japanese means Good-bye, was the theme of the beautiful Prom for 1958, Under the soft light of Japanese lanterns and in the shadow of pagodas everyone danced until twelve. At the witching hour formals and ties were exchanged for more comfortable dresses and shirtsleeves, and the dancing went on until four-thirty. At this post-prom free refreshments were available, and names were called out every twenty minutes for prizes. From the Armory the general flow of people was toward the American Legion Hall, where breakfast was served. It was truly a fitting sendoff for the Seniors, who graduated in June-Sayonara! 103 Senior Prom Attendants LEFT TO RIGHT, AND FRONT TO BACK: Georgia Homer, Sara Martin, Carol Buckle. Sandra Schoonover, Carol Ann Freeman. Carolyn Stump, Cathy Ervin, Sarah Poole, Audrey Leckrone, and Marie Rhoads. The five girls who received the most votes in the spring election served as attendants to the queen. The senior attendant receiving the most votes was crowned queen. The identity of this girl was not revealed until the crowning on prom night as a climax to the school's biggest social event. 104 Junior Prom Candidates LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT TO BACK: Judy Ervin, Linda Scott, Judy Hoover, Marilyn Wilson, Gall Harris, Jean Van Landlngham, Menry Gay McMackin, Deanna Stevenson, Connie Downon, and Joyce White. In the fall ten girls from the junior and senior classes were selected as candidates for prom attendants. These lovely girls were chosen early in the year so their pictures could be in the Salemarion. The girls were chosen by their classmates on the 105 basis of popularity Homecoming Homecoming night was highlighted by the crowning of the new Homecoming Queen, Miss Sara Martin, by last year's queen, Miss Sue Thurman, at a ceremony before the game with the Fairfield Mules. After the game, dances were held at the Armory and at the American Legion Hall for the alumni and the student body. 106 Highlights Homecoming of 1958 was held on October 4, with activities in both the afternoon and evening. In the afternoon there were meetings of the classes, a program for the alumni in the gym, and a Kaffee Klatch afterwards in the cafeteria. Everyone enjoyed seeing former classmates, some of whom came from great distances. 107 Football Banquet The 1958 football honors banquet was held in the cafeteria on November 4. After the meal, Mr. Thurman presented letters to sixteen senior boys, twelve juniors, and to each of the varsity managers. Mr. B. E. Brubaker presented the trophy for the most tackles to Phil Richardson, who had 75 for the season; and Mr. George Kohrig presented the Most Valuable Player trophy to Richard Black, who was selected for the honor by a vote of the team and the coaches. Phil Richardson and Mickey Forrester, in behalf of the varsity and junior varsity teams, gave gift certificates to each of the teams' coaches. 108 Junior Class Play Take Your Medicine, a farce in three acts by Felicia Metcalfe, was presented on December 4 by the Junior Class, and was directed by Mrs. Jean Warfield. The play centered around a hospital room, an old man who played sick so he could stay and be pampered, a grouch who was never satisfied, and a nurses' aid who took temperatures every three minutes . The able cast of Juniors consisted of these people, in the order of their appearance: Mr. Puckett...................................Larry Shaffer Jack Benson...................................John Smith Dottie Carleton............................. Bonnie Fisher Lottie Nelson.......................................Connie Downen Miss Harper ..................................Kay Kohrig Mr. Henry K. Dodson...........................Bill Bourns Pat Pryor.................................Sue Ellen English Dodie Blake...................................Sharon Jones Angela Warren.................................Martha Acher Dr. Bill Jackson.....................................Steve Lombard Miss Dovie Flnkeldink......................Lynda Upchurch Miss Cordelia Puckett.................................Judy Fishman Assistant Director; Vicki Lindsay Extras: Diane Fear, Helen Havener, Frances Woodward, Dan Spearman The cheerleaders have done a very good job this year, cheering our team on to victory. By increasing the pep and enthusiasm of everyone, the cheerleaders have helped Salem's cheering section to be one of the best. Besides leading yells at the games, they also put on various skits at the pep meetings. Varsity cheerleaders are Carol Buckle, Marilyn Haire, Merry Gay McMackin, Marie Rhoads, Sara Martin, and Gail Harris. Suzanne Flacks, Linda Waggoner, Barbara Jett, Alice Poole, Mary Westerman, and Mary Ann Black are the J. V. cheerleaders. JERRY STONECIPHER JOE BOYD RICHARD FANCHER ROD WELLS End Guard Halfback Fullback STEVE COLLINS Quarterback JACK JOINES Guard HENRY REED Tackle PHIL RICHARDSON Linebacker JERRY JACKSON Center RICHARD BLACK Tackle DENNY HAUGHT Quarterback V EMMITT SHOEMAKER End Varsity Squad FIRST ROW- Left to Right: Charles White, Dick Peeples, Jerry Jackson, Jerry Hughes, Larry Clark, Robert Kane, Jack Joipes, Don Currie, Dan Jones, Shannon Heflin, Bill Woodfall. SECOND ROW: Ke.i Brooks, Richard Fancher, Dan Spearman, Bob Keplinger, Denny Haught, Jim Densford, Maurice Decker, Larry Francois, Steve Collins. Richard Black, Joe Boyd, Ronnie Dowdy. Mike Null. THIRD ROW: Mr. Howard Thurman, head coach; Jerry Fry, Henry Reed, Eddie Chance, David Garner, Dudley Steevens, J. D. Anderson, John Montgomery, Phil Richardson, Bill Spain, Jerry Stonecipher, Emmitt Shoemaker, Gan Garrison, Rod Wells, Mr. Walton Kirk, assistant coach; Mr. B. E. Gum, superintendent. GARY GARRISON Linebacker DON CURRIE Guard MAURICE DECKER Tackle LARRY CLARK Halfback RONNIE DOWDY JOHN MONTGOMERY JOHN ANDERSON ROBERT KANE Halfback Halfback End Halfback EDDIE CHANCE Guard LARRY FRANCOIS Guard JERRY FRY Tackle DUDLEY STEEVENS Tackle KEN BROOKS End DAN JONES Halfback CHARLES WHITE End JIM DENSFORD Halfback SHANNON HEFLIN BILL WOODFALL BOB KEPLINGER DAN SPEARMAN Halfback Guard Tackle Guard Thurman’s Farewell - A Successful Season Head-Coach Howard Thurman, assisted by Coach Walt Kirk, again turned out another squad that produced a winning season. Coach Thurman, in his last season as head football coach, brought his total record to forty-two wins , nineteen losses, and two ties. His conference record now stands at thirty-five wins, seven losses, and two ties, including two conference championship - in 1952 and 1956. It will be difficult to find someone who can fill Mr. Thurman's shoes, as he has compiled this outstanding record. As Mr. Thurman leaves to make his home in California, the Salemarion staff wishes him and his family the best of good luck and happiness. MR. HOWARD THURMAN 1958 FOOTBALL SCORES September 12 Salem-20 Lawrenceville -13 Septem per 19 Salem-25 Bridgeport - 6 September 26 Salem-21 Flora - 7 October 4 Salem-12 Fairfield -13 October 10 Salem- 6 Mt. Carmel -19 October 17 Salem- 0 Centralia -47 October 24 Salem-20 Olney - 0 October 31 Salem-24 Carmi - 7 November 8 Salem- 6 Mt. Vernon -26 MR. WALT KIRK Doom for an Orphan. Stony makes a sizable gain. Dowdy off tackle. Good Offensive Weapon Being Used. Hughes around end with much protection. Shoemaker heading for payairt. 1 16 J. V. Football FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Danny Frlsby, Bob Scannell, Bill Elwood, Richard Huls, Floyd Jones, Jerry Allen, Clarence Copple, Ronnie Fancher, Jim Sweet, Steve McEvers, Louie Mitchell. SECOND ROW: Danny McCullough, Bill Bowers, Joe Tate, Kenny Stuber, Tony Horn, Leon Jourdan, Mickey Forrester, Jim Livesay, Denny Bechtel, Tom Horner, Charles Morton, Jim Johnson. TOP ROW: Mr. Sam Bliss, assistant coach; Eddie Spain, manager; Gary Reeves, Phil Vance, Larry Phelps, Bob Prince, Bill Pollard, Chuck Wagner, Denny Bilyeu, Gene Koehler, Terry Stealey, Don Daugherty, Stanley Bryant, Larry Love, Larry Wells, David Black, David Westerman, Mr. B. E. Gum, superintendent; Mr. Les Deason, coach. Junior Varsity - Future Wildcats Junior Varsity Coaches, Deason and Bliss, although not having a very successful season, have made known the basic fundamentals to the Wildkits. The Wildkits now know that they must put this knowledge to use if they are to become successful Wildcats. Coach Les Deason has a very important job in the Salem foot- ball lineup. His job is to teach the fundamentals to the hopeful JV's so that they will become a successful and a powerful varsity squad. Another important job under- taken by Coach Deason is that of varsity scout. If it weren't for his help, the conquests of the varsity men could not be realized . Coach Sam Bliss also has a twofold duty. As assistant to Coach Deason, he must help pre- pare the Junior Varsity players for the big road ahead. Coach Bliss plays a big role in helping the JV's realize their ambitions of becom- ing varsity men. Also Coach Bliss is a varsity football scout. He works behind the scene in this category. M7 1. Walkin’ 2. Ride'em. Cowboy I 3. Smile 1 4. Smart le. 5. Squatter Jim. 6. Dashing Denny. 7. Man in the iron mask. 8. Roll over. Rover! 9. What you see'em, Scout? 10. Twinkle Toes. 11. Don't Shoot! 12. Joe Welder Gang!II 13. Me got'em b 11. 14. A kickin’kid. 15. Scared ? 16. Petunias In an onion patch. 17. Walt, the Stilt. 18. Fair play? 19. Four heads are better than one. 20. The four horse (fly) men. 21. Cold? 22. Yea, Taurman! I i Spain shoots a Jump shot. Tip-In for Stoney. Spain around for a lay-in. Richardson lays in two points. Spain from his favorite spot. Stoney goes way up for a Jumper 1 19 r iPlw :V TOP: Left to Right: BILL SPAIN Senior Forward JERRY STONECIPHER Senior Forward PHIL RICHARDSON Senior Guard WALT KIRK CENTER: Coach BOTTOM: Left to Right: DENNY BECHTEL Sophomore Guard ALBERT BENJAMIN Junior Center KELLY MARTIN Senior Forward TOP: Left to Right: ROD WELLS Junior Forward EMMITT SHOEMAKER Junior Forward JOHNNY BILL ROBERTS Junior Guard CENTER: RICHARD YOHE Junior Center BOTTOM: Left to Right: GENE DOCK Junior Center MICKEY FORRESTER Sophomore Forward STEVE COLLINS Junior Guard BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right: Denny Bechtel, Kelly Martin. Phil Richardson. TOP ROW: Mr. B. E. Gum, superintendent; Steve Collins, Rod Wells, Mickey Forrester, Johnny Bill Roberts, Jerry Stoneclpher, Richard Yohe, Gene Dock, Bill Spam, Albert Benjamin, Emmltt Shoemaker, Mr. Walt Kirk, varsity coach. Varsity Basketball Coach Walt Kirk led the Wildcats to a fairly successful season this year as the team compiled a record of 11 games won and 13 games lost, including play in the Salem Invitational Tournament and the Centralia Regional. The Wildcat team was composed of four seniors, seven juniors, and two sophomores. Several of the varsity underclassmen saw little action; but when they had the opportunity to play, they gave Salem fans something to look forward to next year. One of the outstanding games of the season was the Wildcats' win over the strong Flora Wolves, who were at the time undefeated in conference play. Salem won this big one over the conference champs, 77-61. The Wildcats defeated Patoka in the first round of the Regional Tournament, 77-59. In the semifinals the Wildcats met the undefeated Hornets from Kinmundy. The Salem Wildcats lost this hard fought battle, decided at the free throw line, by a score of 57-54. SEASON'S RECORD SALEM OPPONENTS Salem Invitational Tourney 38 Lawrenceville 34 61 Greenville 62 54 Pinckneyville 64 41 Mt. Vernon 55 57 Bridgeport 67 76 Bridgeport 65 84 Fairfield 58 64 Olney 61 63 Lawrenceville 39 52 Lawrenceville 56 65 Centralia 94 62 Centralia 69 78 Mt. Carmel 76 59 Effingham 56 54 Mt. Vernon 72 59 Mt. Carmel 53 77 Flora 61 54 Fairfield 52 49 Carmi 53 55 Olney 61 Centralia Regional Tourney 44 Flora 60 77 Patoka 59 52 (O.T.) Carmi 53 54 Kinmundy 57 122 BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right: Kenny Stuber, Norman Hawkins, Louie Mitchell, Johnny Bob Edwards, Bill Wood fall, Jerry Wilson. TOP ROW: Mr. B. E. Gum, superintendent; Mr. Mark Johnson, coach; David Bachman, Tony Horn, Rod Wells, Mickey Forrester, Johnny Bill Roberts, Jerry Allen, Richard Yohe, Gene Dock, Emmltt Shoemaker, Jim Llvesay, Steve Collins, Mr. Walt Kirk, head coach. Junior Varsity Basketball Coach Mark Johnson's team had a very successful year, as they ended the season with a 16-4 record. This won-lost mark sets a new record for the Junior Varsity of Salem Com- munity High School. This is a very good indication that the varsity for next year will have a contending team for the conference flag. Many of these boys gained valuable experience playing in a few varsity games as well as on the Junior Varsity. SALEM OPPONENTS 62 Greenville 40 47 Mt. Vernon 53 44 Bridgeport 30 55 Olney 46 49 Lawrenceville 35 53 (O.T.) Centralia 51 63 Effingham 54 67 Mt. Carmel 64 67 Fairfield 45 62 Olney 45 60 Flora 57 43 Carmi 41 44 Bridgeport 78 60 Fairfield 36 54 Lawrenceville 41 53 Centralia 57 69 Mt. Carmel 62 42 Mt. Vernon 59 73 Flora 46 57 Carmi 43 123 BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right: Don Currie, manager; David Black, Larry Wells, Harold White, Gary Reeves, David Westerman, Eddie Burkett, Bill Elwood, Stanley Simmons, manager. TOP ROW: Mr. B. E. Gum, superintendent; Jack Warden, Denny Bilyeu, DeWayne Williams, Chuck Wagoner, Tom Horner, Larry Harvey, Steve McEvers, Larry Lance, Gene Koehler, Larry Birkes, Charlie Morton, Joe Tate, Leon Jourdan, Danny Frisby, Larry Love, Mr. Howard Thurman, coach. Freshman Basketball The Salem High School freshman basketball team compiled a winning season with seven victories and six losses. Led by Coach Howard Thurman in his last year at Salem, the freshmen played many outstanding games. In freshman basketball the players are introduced to high school competition and standards, which give them under actual game conditions training for future varsity competition. SEASON'S RECORD SALEM OPPONENTS 51 Odin 39 38 Carmi 72 39 Mt. Vernon 41 71 Olney 49 45 Odin 41 34 Centralia 51 36 Mt. Vernon 45 43 Olney 34 51 Flora 41 71 Carmi 55 58 Centralia 67 57 Flora 69 61 Greenville 44 124 Baseball MANAGERS: Raymond Marshall. Jon Winston. FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Don Borcherding, Jonn Quandt, Bill Collins, Tom Scannell, Phil Richardson, Tom Hays, Jack Simmons. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Dowdy, Jerry Allen, Richard Fancher, Bill Smith, Louie Black, Don Moore, Denny Haught. TOP ROW: Dick Perryman, Gene Dock, Ralph Moore, Morris Steevens, Henry Reed, Mr. Sam Bliss, coach; Gary Pratt, assistant; Mr. B. E. Gum, superintendent. The S.C.H.S. baseball squad, under the coaching of Mr. Sam Bliss, ended the season with a record of 10 wins and 5 losses. The 1958 baseball team finished second to Mt. Carmel in the N.E.C. The team, although losing twice to Centralia in the regular season by scores of 7-1 and 13-3, defeated the Orphans in the district tourney in 12 innings by a score of 4-2. This victory advanced the team to the regional tourney, where they were defeated by Stewardson-Strasburg 4-3. FOR THE RECORD Salem 6 4 Salem 14 6 Salem 1 7 Salem 4 3 Salem 2 .... 8 Salem 8 5 Salem 13 7 Salem 12 0 Salem 3 13 Salem 2 1 Salem 26 3 Salem 3 2 Salem 4 ..... 5 T rack FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Jeny Hughes, Larry Clark, Dallas Finley, Danny Jones, Dennis Lively, Steve Staser, Louie Mitchell, Pete Satterthwaite, Jerry Bryant, Chuck White, Raymond Marshall, Shannon Heflin, Kenn Stuber, Ronnie Garner, Bill Oiler. SECOND ROW: Jerry Stonecipher, Bill Spain, Wayne Steevens, Denny Bechtel, John Smith, Frank Hixon, Jim Densford, Larry Francois, Doug Nealey, Joe Boyd, Louie Black, Jon Anderson, John Richmond, Jerry Swalley, Tom Barnhill, Rich Fancher. TOP ROW: MANAGERS: Stanley Simmons, Jim Wright; Mike Eubanks, Tom Page, Mike Null, Butch Moore, Morris Steevens, Emmitt Shoemaker, Phil Richardson, Bob Blair, Jerry Jackson, Robert Montgomery, Rodney Wells, Bob Kane, Maurice Decker, Gary Shoemaker, Mickey Forrester, Gary Michael, Ronnie Dowdy, Charles Dalton, Don Copple, Cloyd Thomas, Larry Simpson, B. E. Gum, superintendent; Mr. Howard Thurman, coach. Wildcats Repeat As N. E. C . Champions Coaches Thurman and Kirk had another outstanding track squad as they repeated as N.E.C. champions for the second consecutive year. The squad totaled 57 1 2 points in the conference meet. They also walked away with all trophies presented at this meet. Senior Jerry Swalley broke the conference record in the high jump with a leap of 5'11 , which bettered the old mark of 5'10 . The squad, although not participating in many dual meets, was kept busy practically every Saturday, as they traveled to several important meets. The Salem squad had two members who qualified for the state track meet: Senior, 126 Jerry Swalley - high jump; Junior, Jerry Hughes - 220. Compliments Of THE SALEM NATIONAL BANK We Pay Interest On Savings and Time Deposits Member Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve System 127 COMPLIMENTS OF THE Salem Benevolent Protective Order Of Elks Number 1678 Join The Gang At Duncan Hayden Barber Shop J. E. Ed Duncan Duard Duncan Bob Hayden Shakespeare Oil Company Incorporated 206-A West Main Salem Illinois The Food Shoppe The Juvenile Shop The Complete Shop For Elmer Haworth Boys, Girls, and Infants Phone 1280 128 Groceries and Meats 116 S. Broadway Salem, Illinois Compliments Koelling's Electric Service Of Call Us, We'll Wire You Frank G. Taylor Insurance For 115 West Main - Salem Every Purpose Telephone 988 Ronald's Radio TV Service Compliments Of 110 So. Broadway Go Watson Salem, Illinois Service Is Our Specialty Phone 2233 PLUMBING And HEATING RONALD GOWLER, OWNER Salem, Illinois 129 Salem Compliments Of Sanitary Dairy Home Of Good Dairy - Grade A Products Kohrig's Bakery To The Graduating Class Of '59 And Ice Cream Wedding Cakes Our Specialty TO THE FINEST YOUNG PEOPLE IN THE WORLD Phone 154 MY Salem Illinois BEST WISHES FOR YOUR SUCCESS and HAPPINESS Vic Vance City Officials and Employees CONGRATULATE and EXTEND THEIR BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 Omar J. McMackin, Mayor Robert Lyons, Clyde Crane Edward H. Stewart, Fred Holler City Commissioners 1 30 City Of Salem Compliments Of Ryans Marathon Whipp's Marine Sales 647 N. Shelby 904 East Main B. F. Goodrich Tires B. F. Goodrich Batteries Phone 1488-J Compliments Of Sill's Drive-In Next To Roller Rink Phone 1659 Gene - Irene - Gary - Don Boats, Trailers Assoc. Compliments Of Judge . E. McMackin. Jr. FORD-MERCURY CARS-TRUCKS SALES-SERVICE Westerman Ford Sales SALEM, ILLINOIS Phone 57 Compliments Braden's Vogue Shoppe Of Specialty Dry Goods and Notions Phone 378 Elmer M. Novak Whitlock's 110W. Main Sales and Service Frigidaire Zenith Radios and Coleman Heating Salem, Illinois Phone 1071 Compliments Of Marion County Savings and Loan Association 120 W. Main Phone 344 Betty Lou's Beauty Shop Insured Safety For Your Savings Compliments Of GENERAL INSURANCE B a r t r a m's Phone 1073 102 N. Walnut Salem, Illinois Gene L. Yolton RUSSELL and RUBY BARTRAM and Joe Black 1 32 Compliments Of ROCHESTER AND GOODELL ENGINEERS, INC. SALEM, ILLINOIS Warren B. Goodell Earl Moldovan Chairman Of The Board Chief Engineer Frank M. Rochester W. L. Spain President Office Engineer Warren Heilig H. S. Bateman General Manager Highway Consultant PHONE 350 W J B D 1350 ON THE DIAL TEEN TUNE TIME Sandra Schoonover, D.J. THE STUDENTS' SHOW Tops In Music S.C.H.S. News Compliments Of Brannon Bros. Texaco 207 S. Broadway Vick's Drug Store Has What It Takes Salem, Illinois Allen's Book Store 113 W. Main Street HALLMARK Your Downtown Friend Greeting Cards Books 1 34 Gifts For All Occasions SALEM'S MOST POPULAR APPAREL STORE Topper's Fashion Corner 123 WEST MAIN STREET SALEM, ILLINOIS Best Wishes From Gifts That Last The Reed Fabric Shop Brubaker's SILKS - WOOLENS - COTTONS 1007 West Main Salem, Illinois Salem's Leading Jeweler Home Of Fine Diamonds Watches China Silver Fostoria Glass Pruden Shell Service 117 South Broadway-Salem, Illinois 621 South Broadway Phone 304 Phone 1634 Salem, Illinois 135 COMPLIMENTS OF Ervin Electric Company ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING COMPLIMENTS OF Luther B. Easley Post No. 128 American Legion Irv's YOUR DOWNTOWN FLOWER SHOP Gulf Service-Tire Shop Main and College Streets 109 S. Broadway - Phone 33 Salem, Illinois Sanders Flower Shop Bachman n's Dari - Creme Lane Cedar Chests In Flavors Sandwiches - Fountain Service Phone 20 TOM and LOTTIE WYATT Salem, Illinois Owners Compliments Of Compliments Of McCoy's Shoe Store Roblee For Men Air Step For Women Holdens Super Market Buster Brown For Children Compliments To The Class Of 1959 Booher Tin Shop Phone 597 209 South Walnut Salem Illinois 137 Compliments MR. and MRS. Of D. W. LARIMER Paul B. Chance Class 1908 County Superintendent Of Schools BILL LARIMER Barton's Texaco Service Class 1941 638 East Main Gates Tires Delco Batteries Phone 277 MRS. BILL LARIMER (Pat Stafford) Salem Illinois Class 1949 Compliments McMackin Funeral Home To The Class Of '59 OMARJ. McMACKIN Salem Manufacturing and Ambulance Service Anytime - Anywhere Hyways or Skyways Machine Corp. PHONE 1234 1 38 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. Miss, Deter- mination. Feels good, doesn't It? Purse or suit- case? It's a dull life. His fair lady. All In favor? In the chips. Come on, Harve. Which room Is mine? Cheescake. Fuzzy top! Make mine raisin. Sign him up! Who me? I like raisin pie too. Make mine coke. Our (pep) leader. Stretch. Did you steal that pencil. What you see'urn scout? Where's the food? What big eyes you have! In a fog. Smiley. Going places. Onion in a petunia patch. 139 Farmall Tractors and Equipment RCA Whirlpool Home Appliances Salem Equipment Co. Route 37 North Salem , Illinois Salad Bowl Caie Finest Food In Little Egypt Route 37 South Salem, Illinois Ralph's Dairy Mart Congratulations 2 Flavors Of 2 Flavors Of Gragg ICE CREAM SHERBET Highway 50 East OLDSMOBILE Salem Illinois CADILLAC Compliments Of BILL MONTGOMERY Body and Trailer Manufact uring Co. PHONE 1700 P. O. BOX 362 SALEM, ILLINOIS Compliments Of Automatic Phono, Inc. St. Clair Phone 6749 Trailer Sales, Inc. Centralia Illinois Southern Illinois' Largest Compliments Of Mooile Home Desler Bradford Supply Company Route 37 South Route 37 South Phone 364 Salem, Illinois Salem Illinois Compliments Of Salem Bowl 8 Brunswick Alleys Equipped With AMF Automatic Pin spotters KATHRYN CARLSON Lakewood Addition Route 50 East 141 Compliments Of Parkway Cafe Salem Flowers Sandwiches Malts French Fries - Root Beer Corsages - Bouquets Phone 1300 CURB SERVICE 799 East Main Street 720 South Broadway McMackin Furniture Store Compliments Of Your RCA VICTOR DEALER Quality For Your Home Leuty's Radio TV Service At Economy Prices 111 East McMackin Phone 1111 Salem, Illinois Salem, Illinois Phone 286 Salem, Illinois C. B. Crippen Sons GRAIN ELEVATOR - CUSTOM GRINDING GREEN MARKED COAL - ALL SIZES Purina, Staley, Corno, and Wayne Feeds Fertilizers 142 Compliments Compliments Of Of Cleveland Rippy Larue's Grocery 529 N. Shelby County Treasurer Salem, Illinois Compliments Compliments Of Of Oak Park Market Bill Hoskinson MR. MRS. ELMER TUBBS County Sheriff Norm's Shoe Store Bar-B-Q Haven invisible half soles Tasty Ribs, Chicken Sandwiches dyeing and refinlshing Our Own Pit Bar-B-Q 110 N. Washington 103 N. Shelby Bollinger's Magic Cleaners Cleaners Hatters 730 North Broadway rhone 1192 Night Phone 207-J Dyeing All New Vic-Tone Machinery w 210 East Main 143 WITH BEST WISHES Jiffy Manufacturing Company SALEM , ILLINOIS Congratulations Office Phone 180 To The Residence Phone 205 Class Of 1959 Ted Holsapple Salem Motor Service Body Shop Chrysler - Plymouth TED HOLSAPPLE Sales - Service - Parts ELMER TUBBS, Proprietor Salem, Illinois 144 Dobb's Bargain City Cate 37 Special Sunday Dinners Army - Navy Store Hot Biscuits and Potatoes With All Phone 9121 1206 N. Poplar Breakfast Orders Centralia, Illinois Homemade Pies Coffee 5$ Compliments Of Crescent Bearing and Supply, Inc. Phone 282 P.O. Box 150 Motel Salem Highway 50 West Salem, Illinois Compliments Precision Of Pump and Valve Service Texas Comer and U. S. Highway 50 Salem, Illinois McGraw s City Service Phone 2353 Phone 256 1102 S. Broadway For Private Parties Boyd's Roller Rink 145 Morgan's Men's Wear Memos Of My Pals Store For Men and Boys Sfar Brand Shoes Compliments Of Phone Prescott 5-3582 Stanford Engineering Odin Illinois Mary's Vogue Shop City Motel Odin Illinois Mary Alice Crane 2 Miles West On Route 50 Phone Prescott 5-4355 At Texas Corner Dry Goods and Gifts Salem, Illinois Compliments Of W. A. Glenn Lumber Company 1 46 SALEM, ILLINOIS BROWN SHOE COMPANY Makers Of South Maple - Phone 114 E. S. MUNTER Superintendent 147 SALEM ILLINOIS COMPLIMENTS OF. SALEM LODGE NO. 861 LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE Western Auto Associate Compliments Store Of 208 E. Main C. E. HULS H. 0. STOGSDILL, INC. Wesley Griffin Sporting Goods Circuit Clerk And Phone 894 Recorder Compliments Collier's Service Station Of Mobilgas, Mobiloil, Mobil Lub B and R Cate 300 E. Main Salem, Illinois Compliments Compliments Of Of Basil Wilson The Popper WILBUR MEAD Compliments Compliments Of Of E. L Louie Black Your Midway Grocery Marathon Distributor Lois Humes, Proprietor k Salem Theaters Compliments Of Salem Lyric And Reliance Loan Company Cluster Drive-In Salem , Illinois TRESSLAR'S Compliments Of A Good Place To Buy School Supplies and Candy Anne's Corsetry and Gift Shop Tresslar's Compliments 5 -10t S1.00 Store Of John M. Kagy 150 Salem Illinois Turners Compliments Of William Miller Red and White Store Allred Piaii Phone 918 Attorneys Salem, Illinois Perry Jewelry Compliments Of Jack Jill Shop Keepsake Diamonds TOT To TEEN Watch Repairing WEAR 122 West Main Phone 1086 Salem Illinois Salem, Illinois Compliments Of Compliments Of Factory Outlet Shoe Store Leach Drugs Phone 49 102 W. Main WALGREEN AGENCY Comer Of Main and Broadway Salem Illinois Phone 769 Salem, Illinois Compliments Of Compliments Of Frederick Merritt Bracy's Food Store Attorney At Law 220 W. Main ,s, COMPLIMENTS OF Coca-Cola Bottling Company Bottled Under The Authority Of The Coca-Cola Company By The Coca-Cola Bottling Company Of Centralia McNamar and Crowley, Inc. . M. Hoover Steel Plate Fabricators Steel Tanks and Pressure Vessels Contractor Prescott 5-4545 Odin Salem Illinois Salem, Illinois R. R. 2 1 52 1. Partners In crime. Left, right! not Right, left! Line of bones. Cozy Cole, Jr? I was not out'a line. Blow that stick! Marching along together. Buckle that spat!! Pucker and play Running out on you, Tom? More licorice sticks. I'll scratch your eyes out! We got no body. Another grand old man of football. Sleepy. Termite Hanes. The lineup. Bedlam at high noon. Boys' Glee Club? ? 153 Betty's Beauty Shop We Buy Grain 102 North Washington Salem, Illinois Tonti Elevator Company, Inc. Phone 616 Tonti, Illinois Office: Phone 197 Henne Shuler Excavating and Oil Field Construction Phone Salem 1729J2 Salem, Illinois R. L. Doc Henne Arvle Shuler Phone 1373 Phone 1729-W1 Eblir s Used Cars Quality Cars and Trucks U. S. Hlway 50 East Salem, Illinois Pnone 2289 G. F. EBLIN D. E. WEEMS Compliments Of McCann Drilling Company 206-A West Main Salem, Illinois Compliments Of Bitzer Auto Sales YOUR DODGE and PLYMOUTH DEALER 1 55 Compliments Of 1 MEET YOUR FRIENDS At Illinois Bond KROGER'S Noel Jeffreys, Manager and Investment Company Phone 1535 Salem, Illinois Deluxe Cleaners Compliments Of Mahon Standard Service 114 West Main Street 24 Hour Service Broadway At Schwartz Salem, Illinois Phone 1632 Salem, Illinois 156 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 From An Ex - Salemite NANCY JO DIXON AAA TOWING SERVICE Compliments Of Compliments Of Herbert E. Fear Ritchie-Foust Motor Co. and Carl Y. Cantrell 119 E. McMackin - Salem, Illinois INSURE To Be SURE Phone 459 DeSoto - Plymouth J. I. Case Farm Implements Fear and Cantrell Agency Sales and Service Salem, Illinois Shubert F. Somer Agency Get Your Hit Records Complete Insurance At Protection Stewart's TV and Appliances 120 S. Broadway - Phone 666 Phone 270 110 S. Broadway Salem, Illinois Salem, Illinois 158 SODA - ICE CREAM - COKES DRUGS OF ALL KINDS COMPLETE SCHOOL SUPPLIES JOIN YOUR FRIENDS AFTER SCHOOL FOR REFRESHMENTS AT Sweney's Drug Store Janet-Meyers Dietrich's Clothing Store Fashions - Quality - Values Home Of Griffon, Curlee, and Roger Fields Clothing The Finest In Ladies' Apparel Stetson Hats - Florsheim Shoes At Arrow Shirts Everything For Men and Boys Phone 1047 Popular Prices Salem Illinois CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES! .. .the book of life is open before you! -and may it become a history of continued success for you. .. .but remember, Doing things by halves is worthless... Because it may be the other half that counts! THE SEMI-WEEKLY 160 SALEM TIMES-COMMONER Compliments Of Max Brasel County Clerk Compliments Of Young Flair Fashions With A Flair 109 East Main Phone 1987 To Tne Graduates Of 1959 The Leader Compliments (Flacks Bros.) Walter Turner. Inc. Men and Boys Wear 112 S. Jefferson Salem, Illinois Your Chevrolet - Buick Dealer V Compliments Of Salem Rotary Club 161 Compliments Of G. L. Strong Shoe Repair A W East Of Court House SOFT DRINKS Your Local Orthe-Vent Shoe Dealer SANDWICHES Phone 548 Salem, Illinois Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meeks Compliments Of E. B. Everitt Route 37 North Optometrist Salem, Illinois Salem Illinois BEST WISHES To The Compliments Of CLASS OF '59 McMackin Hardware Co. Fredman Bros. Furniture Co. Perfection Appliances Sherwin-Williams Paints 216 E. Main St. Salem, Illinois Everything For Your Home Compliments 306 West Main Street Of De Rochers Cafe 162 Phone 187 Salem, Illinois WEDDING CAKES Compliments AS Of YOU LIKE THEM Mother's Bakery Leckrone Tractor Co, Centralia Illinois Addie and Roy's Garrett Refrigeration Frozen Custard Air Conditioning Catering Service Motor Repair Sandwiches Root Beer CURB SERVICE Malts Fries 125 N. Poplar Centralia Illinois Highway 50 East Salem, Illinois JETT PONTIAC STUDEBAKER INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS Pleasing You Pleases Us Phone 14 Route 50 East Salem, Illinois 163 A I . Salem Mart Kaulman’s Clothes Shop Phone: 2243 Radio and Television Home Of Sales and Services Botany 500 Suits Your Philco and MICHAEL STERN General Electric Dealer Knox and Resistol Hats Jarman and Nunn Bush Shoes McGregor Sports Wear RONALD HALL, OWNER Compliments Of Ross Paul Hardware Co. Davis 5 10 111 East Main Street Hardware and Appliances |||pj| M. C. ROSS FRED PAUL Salem Illinois 115 East Main Compliments Compliments Of Of Ford National Auto Supply, Inc. Illinois Brokerage Complete Parts Service Phone 720 - Mt. Vernon, Illinois Phone 472 - Salem, Illinois Illinois Super Value Store 1 64 R. V. SANDY, Manager Crystal Beauty Shop Specializing In Permanents Of All Types Davidson's Cate ADA BAKER Air Conditioned Phone 96 Salem, Illinois 2 Doors From The Bank BEST WISHES Compliments Of CAROLYN COMBS VERBECK Class Of 1952 Brown's Grocery BARBARA COMBS 426 South Castle Class Of 1957 Salem Illinois Compliments Of Atkins Funeral Home The Ryan Style Shop Clinton W. Atkins Ambulance Service South Broadway The Teen-Ager's Paradise Salem Illinois SALEM NEWS and SPORTING GOODS Compliments Of Complete Outfitters Midland Service Station Wilson 6r McGregor Athletic Supplies Texaco Products 113 South Broadway Phone 1285 Salem, Illinois Herman Austin, Owner 165 Compliments Of A LOW PRICES EVERT DAY! VurselTs IGA Super Market Charles M. Jones and Ruth W. Vursell, Owners 112 N. Jefferson SALEM, ILLINOIS Compliments Of National Chemicals Owner - Z. E. Fry 201 East Seneff Street Phone 523 Salem, Illinois 166 Compliments Of COMMUNITY STATE BANK Salem's Newest and Most Modern Bank Including MODERN DRIVE-IN WINDOW NIGHT DEPOSITORY BANK BY MAIL FACILITIES and OTHER COMPLETE BANKING SERVICES All Accounts Insured to $10,000.00 OUR MOTTO IS CONFIDENTIAL BANKING Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation We Invite Your Account 167 Phone 90 Compliments Of Quality Laundry and Cleaners 201 South Walnut Street Richard H. Yohe, Proprietor Salem, Illinois Autographs West Lake Street Compliments Of James Johnson Trucking Co. Salem, Illinois Oil Field Trucking 1 68 322 - Phones - 1368 MEMOS OF MY PALS ROTH'S THE BETTER MILK 1. Mixed errotiort , 2. Chug-a-lug, Lou. 3. Four Queens. 4. Steady there! 5. Oh, for a paddle 1 6. Tall rock, short roll. 7. Peek-a-booI 8. Gargling? 9. Looking for some- thing? 10. Four Jokers and three wild cards. 11. Baker is out- numbered. 12. Howdy, Pahdnah! 13. Hungry—for victory. 14. The things they go through. 15. Shady deal? 16. Itchy-scratchy. 17. Which has the longer horns? 18. Sitting pretty. 19. Catching flies? 20. Tell 'em. Coach. 21. Cluck-cluck. 22. Salem Bandstand 23. Shall we bum it down or blow it up? ®igli Sclioofe CodJeges and 0,(nii e tsiti62 THIS ANNUAL BELONGS TO 5 fa 4 yr
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