Woodruff High School - Talisman Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 236 of the 1952 volume:

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ERR 414353 rg ,df-fi ,jk A, Q U TQ!! Co-Editors . Sports Editor . Vari Typist . . Adviser . . Mary Ann Addis Lois Boswell Beverly Bradley Mary Cook Marilee Foqelsona Joanna Gaines I Betty Hammer Business Manager . Advertising Manager Circulation Manager Adviser .... Marina Chiames Harriet Erich Marilyn Joyce Delores Kunkle Myrna Laube Pat Lavigne Jean Murrie Marilyn Murrie llmcm Siam Editorial Staff Staff Members Business Staff Staff Members . . Maryn Kuehl Mary Jean Thompson . . . Glen Crowe Sandy Schwartzbeck Mr. Kenneth l. Bucher Carol Harper Ieam Ladley Donna Meinaers Pat Travis Barbara Whitlow Dorothy Wilhite . . Erika Erich . Io Anne Semlow Cherida Burchell . Mr. A.R. Buis leanne Pottorf Caryl Scherff Barbara Strietmatter Pat Tripp Dinah Wal ae r Donna Webb Priscilla Wiqntman Contenta .. Dedication 7 Classes 14 Seniors 16 Juniors 46 Sophomore 60 Freshmen 72 Faculty 2 32 Activities 93 Organizations 'e 103 Music 133 Athletics 152 Features 132 Index 226 one-:woncl Woodruff with its students a d faculty: its pep assem- blies amd stunt shows: a d the clamor in the cafeteria, the rush between classes. and the slamming of lockers at the end of the day--all are part of our everyday school life. It is this life that we of the Talisman staff have tried to picture in the following pages. The portrayal is not hampered by a time-worn theme mak ing everyone appear as Indians, aviators, pioneers, circus clowns, or puppets. Instead we have tried to show the stud ents as they really are--working, studyinq,relaxing, and en joying their days at Woodruff. Because of this modern in- terpretation. it is our hope that we have been able to pub- lish a yearbook that is in keeping with the high standards set by the students and faculty of Woodruff High School. May this Talisma furnish the key to your memories of the l95l-l952 year and may it keep those memories fresh and viv- id always. Q3 In recognition of your years of service to Woodruff. with gratitude for the honors bestowed upon our school through your work, and in appreciation of your sincere int- erest in the promotion of Woodruff's ideals. we dedicate this 1952 Talisman to you: Miss Bertha Berman It is our hope that this honor will be a fitting re- ward for the innumerable hours spent teaching in the class- room.dnd directing speech activities.amd stage productions. We would like to further recognize your endless patience in dealing with students. We respect your almost unlimited command of the English language amd its use. and we are ever mindful of the lasting impressions you leave with those fortunate enough to work under your guidance while at Woodruff. Dedication LNftT'T' Serenity reigns! But it will soon be changed by the rush of students buying tickets for the big qu e. The beautiful ceiling in the entrance hull is often admired by visitors but seldom noticed by students. Here the design, derived from the Roman rosette, is viewed from cm interesting angle by the Talisman photographer. QRUP Woodruff High School, named for the lute E. N. Woodruff, long-time mayor of Peoria. is carved in stone to be forever seen by old und new students as they enter this fine building. N? 3 E Q 5 The doors of Woodruff open a exciting life for new students amd recall happy memories of school days for the alumni. They are ready to welcome a yone who is earnestly striving to get a education. fx s N 'N l 'S of S S , QL f 2 Y ' All iiii' I if -omni 43152537 - i i qE????33QJ5?Eg i W MNw'wf'l'U1 i L , if n,to g ,,' . if I The front of Woodruff reaches mujesticczlly toward the sky in this view taken from Mound Street. , l V Q ' - '52 . 1 . . - 1 . ' 1 1 : -- . ' 1 1 - - ' gggjggig J 311, .X 5 . X 51-11:g11iVtj.-'f':':E'.V Z-ii:-f..-'.If i21,?1 - '55,..g . . ' ' -.'.':1:1.' 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Musical Melamge, Operetta, Latin Club, Track, Senior Hi-Y, Intra ur- Projection Crew, Art Service Club, Acappella Choir, Mixed Choir, Stunt Show, Christmas Play. SENIORS ROGER ARENDS EDWIN ARNOLD Vocational, Fresh.-Soph. Foot- lndustrial, Stage Crew, Pro- ball. Fresh.-Soph. Basketball, j9Cfi0H Crew. Stunt Show. Frosh.-Soph. Track, Varsity Track. Key Club. als. Varsity Track, Prefect. Stunt Show, Observer Staff. 'T NOHMA AVERY HATTIE BALDWIN Business, Band. Vocational Business, Girls' Glee Club. Guida ce, Stunt Show, Hon- oria, BONNIE BARRETT TY BASSETT Academic, Observer Advertis- Academic, Science Club, Pro- ing MG UQGF. French Club, Y- jection Crew, Latin Club, ln- Teens, Girls' Glee Club, Cum- trmmurals. Track. era Club. Senior Class Play Committee. BARBARA ANDERSON Academic, Latin Club, Office Assistant, Girls' Choir, Aca- ppella Choir, Orchestra Musi- cal Melange, H.M.S. Pinafore. Stunt Shows, Honoria. Top Ten. we .C Q 9 ,XM y K Ei ij I7 JO ANN BAYER Commercial, Acappella Choir. Girls' Choir. Light Operd. Belle of Bqgdud, H.M.s. Pina- foref Stunt Show. .Al-...ln M AX J A 1 my A X l LESLIE BAYSINGAR J.W. BELL WILLIAM BENNEH Business, LibfUfY Club. Academic, Frosh.-Soph. Basket- Academic, Frosh.-Soph. Track, Track- ball, Cross Country, Frosh.- Cross Country, Varsity Track, Wrestling. Intramural Basket- ball. Iruska Tribe. Latin Club Senior Hi-Y. Senior Vice - President. Soph. Track, Varsity Football, lruska Tribe. Projection Crew, Orchestra. Three Act Play, Stunt Show. Musical Melange, Freshman President. Junior Presi- dent, Prom King. SENIOR Ni fl , , TOM BISHOP PHYLLIS BILLERBECK Vocational, Projection Crew. Business, Stunt Show, Style Show. Office Assistant. MAX BERKOWITZ DARRELL BLAIR Academic,Latin Club, Mixed Industrial Arts, SCienCe Club. Chorus. Acappella.'H.M.S. Intramurals. Prefect. Pinafore: Frosh.-Soph Foot- ball. I8 , PAT BLUST JERRY BOESCH Business, East Peoria High. Academic, Projection Crew, 3 years, Latin Club. Science Club. W gxl at 5 JERRY Bormnr Industrial Arts, Fresh.-Soph. Football, Stunt Show. BEVERLY BRADLEY Academic, Talisman Editorial Staff, Dramatics Club, F.T.A., Christmas Play. G.A.A., Y- Teens, Honoria, Girls' Glee Club, Latin Club, One Act Play, Stunt Show, Style Show, Music Council. ELLEN BREWER Academic, A cappella, Stunt Show Decatur, Illinois, 3 Years. CHARLES BROUGHTON Academic, Frosh.-Soph. Foot- ball, Frosh.-Soph. Baseball. Intramural Basketball. Var- sity Football, Varsity Base- ball. Wrestling Track.,K9Y Club, Student Council, H.M.S. Pinaforef Musical Melange, Ir. Hi-Y. Sr. Hi-Y, Red Cross Re- presentative, Science Club. Acappella, Boys'Choir, Stunt Show, Iruska Tribe. BILL BOLDRY Vocational, French Club, Key Club, Frosh.-Soph. Track. Ma ager Cross Country and Soph. Basketball, Stunt Show. MIKE BOLLMAN DON BOWTON AcademiC. Senior Hi'Y' VUfsitY Academic, Junior Red Cross, Football, Sophomore Track, Pro- French Club, Stunt Show. jection Crew. SENIOR MICH LINE BRAJON Business, Stunt Show. Senior Class Play, Pan America Club, Office Assistant, Peoria High, 2 Years. SUZANNE BRODBECK Business, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Choir, Mixed Chorus, H.M.s. PinafQreX'Be1ie of Bagdadl Office Assista t, Costume Committee, Y-Teens, Prefect, Ca era Club, Stunt Shows. NETTIE BROWN Academic, French Club, Orchestra, Red Cross Representative. Stunt Show, Operetta, Roose- velt Jr. High, l Year. X DARLENE BROWN Vocational. I 6 RICHARD BRYAN Industrial, Wrestling, In- tramural Football, Senior Play Committee. Stunt Shows, Harrisburg, Illinois, Z Year. ' 1 DIERDRE BRYANT Academic, Science Prefect. Girls' Glee Club, A cappella, Stunt Shows, Red Cross, De- bate Club. National Honor Society, Assistant Editor of Observer. 'Belle of Baqdad', 'H.M.S. Pinafore', lst Place in Ad Club Contest, lst Place in Scholastic Contest SENIORS 20 CH RIDA BURCHELL Academic, Band, Orchestra, Latin Club, Stunt Shows, Red Cross, Circulation Mana- ger of Talisman, Observer. BARBARA BURDICK, Academic, 'Belle of Bagdad', 'Musical Mela ge', 'H.M.S. Pinafore', Girls' Choir, A- cappella, Glee Club, Camera Club, Dra atics Club. Stunt Shows, Y-Teens, Observer. GLENN BUXTON Industrial AFZS. Prefect. Stunt Show. Intramurals. CLOTEEL BURBANK Business, Style Show, Girls' Glee Club, Stunt Show, Offige Assistant. LO I S BURDETTE dusiness, Y-Teens, Stunt Shows, Prefect, Girls' Glee Club. BILL BURNS NANCY LEE CARR Academic, Library Club, Stunt Shows, Girls' Glee Club. CLARENCE CASTLE GEORGE CHRISTOPHER Industrial Arts, Stunt Sh0W. Projection Crew, Sr. Hi-Y. AUDREY CLOYD CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN Academic, Frosh.-Soph. Foot- ball. Basketball, a d Baseball Varsity Football and Baseball. Intramural Basketball and Bowl- ing. Iruska Tribe, Acappella, Boys' Quartet, Boys' Glee Club H.M.S. Pinaforel'Belle of Bag- dadf Stunt Show, French Club, Latin Club. Student Council. National Honor Society. Vice- President of School, Key Club. x X M 5 i ELSIE CHECKLIN Commercial, G.A.A., Stunt Show, Girls' Glee Club. Vo- cational Guidance. SENIORS PATRICIA CLARK Academic, F.T.A.. Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Talisman, 'Belle of Bagdad'. Latin Club, Y-Teens. Stunt Shows. Library Club. PHYLLIS COLE Academic, Ushers, Red Cross Business, Stunt Shows. Style Representative, Stunt Show, Girls' Glee Club. Art Club. SHARON COLLINS Academic, Camera Club, F.T.A.. French Club. Girls' Glee Club. Girls' Sextette. Acappella,'Belle of Bagdad:'H.M.S. Pinaforef Shows, Girls' Glee Club. BOB COLWELL Academic, Frosh.-Soph. Foot- ball, Basketball. and Base- ball, Varsity Football. Base' ball, and Basketball. Key Club, Latin Club, Student Council, Band, Iruska Tribe. National Honor Society. .g'ii Ei!E.+ii VVV' 'x Rig 'Q 'WJ , iRiiggg.l gig ifu ,?i,,xEx? L, as Yu fs lf. JACK CHITTY Academic, Frosh.-Soph. Foot- ball, Basketball, a d Base- ball, Varsity Football, Base- ball, and Basketball, Intra- murals, Iruska Tribe. Key Club. Observer Editorial Staff Stunt Show, National Honor Society, Senior Class Presi- dent. 2l IEANNE CORZINE Academic, A cappella, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, 'Belle of Bagdad'. 'H.M.S. Pinafore', French Club, Stunt Show. . ' iii' V SEX 'Hb N x f f Y WILLIAM COSTELLIA RICHARD CRIDER Vocational, Dra atics Club. Academic, Operetta. Boys' One-Act-Play, Stunt Shows, Choir, A cappella, 'Musi- 'Musical Mela ge' cal Melamge', Intra ural Football. E IORS CHARLES CURRY, Academic, Frosh.-Soph. Foot- ball. Varsity Football, Wrest ling, Jr. Hi-Y. Sr. Hi-Y, Pan America , Projection Crew, Vo- cational Guidance Stunt Show. DONALD DARNELL ' Undustrial Arts, Camera Club, Ir. Hi-Y, Sr. Hi-Y, Stunt Show. Intramural Basketball. WAYNE DAWSON Vocational, Bdmd. Intr- mural Football. JIM CUNNINGHAM Industrial Arts, Camera Club, Projection Crew. BERNA CUTLER Business, Stunt Show, F,T,A, NORMA JEAN DAVIS Jusiness, Stunt Show. RICHARD DAY Academic, Intra urals, Var- sity Track Fresh.-Soph. Track, Cross Country, Voca- tional Guidamce, Latin Club, Stunt Show, Sr. Hi-Y, Nation al Honor Society. 22 l ' - i 3 . , --ff? Q , 1 - W mi 43 1 J Y K J? 'A x sq ,a 41- r agga,-:. Q A ft A 5 ge 1 Q Nxt 1 6 JEANNE DOOLEY Academic, Red Cross. Art club. F.T.A., Stunt Show, Style Show, Office Assist- ant, Publicity Staff, Pre- fect, Observer, Scholastic Art Award. SENIORS SARA DAY I IM DENTON Business. RICHARD ENGELBRECHT ERIKA ERICH Industrial Arts. Academic,Latin Club. G.A.A.. Art Club, Talisman, Library Club. Stunt Show, Red Cross. National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, DENNIS ERICKSON GERALD ERRION Industrial Arts. Academic, Observer, Operetta, Projection Crew, Intramurals, Camera Club, 'Musical Me lange' Stunt Shows, Sr. Hi-Y. JAMES ERWIN DOROTHY FARRER Academic, Fresh.-Soph. Base- Academic, Girls' Glee Club, ball, Prefect, Stunt Show, Latin Club, A cappella, Observer, Wrestling, Sr. Hi-Y, Operetta, Stunt Shows, G.A.A., Keokuk, Iowa. l year. Prefect. ELAM fo ca tional, Frosh . -Soph Football . 4, ,4 ,AXK4 ,gf . 1 V 5 ,, IACK FERRIAS JAY FLANAGAN Vocational, Intramurals. Business, Jr. Hi-Y, Intra- murals, Soph. Basketball, Observer. WILLIAM FLEMING Industrial Arts, Sr. Hi-Y, Stunt Shows, Intramurals. SENIORS 'K 24 DONALD FRY Industrial Arts, JANE GARRETT Business, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Choir, A ccappella, Student Council, Jr. Red Cross, Observer, Cheerleader, Stunt Shows, 'Belle of Bagdad' 'H.M.S. Pinafore'. KEN GILLIG Academic, Jr. a d Sr. Hi-Y. Spanish Club, Boys' Choir. A cappella, Stunt Show, In- tramural, Frosh. Class Treasurer, 'H.M.S.PinaforeI Projection Crew, 'Musical Mela ge', President of Ir. Hi-Y. JIM FREDELL Vocational, Prefect, Art Club, Football. Sr. Hi-Y. Stunt Show. ALBERT FUSON Academic, Soph. Football, Intramural Basketball, Vo- cational Guidance, Sr. Hi-Y, Stunt Show, Pa America , Senior Class Play. Roosevelt Jr. High, l year. NORMAN GEYER Academic, Pam American. Stage Crew, Mixed Chorus, Vocational Guidamce. Varsity Tennis, Cross Country. Frosh.-Soph. Track, Intramural Bowling, Sr. Hi-Y, Projection Crew, Stunt Show, Frosh. Baseball, 'H.M.S. Pina- fore', 'Musical Mela ge'. IUANITA GILMAN Home Economics, Pam Ameri- ca , Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. .Q BARBARA GINOCCHIO Academic, French Club, Stunt Show, Library Club, Prefect. CAROL ANN GLACZENSKI Business, G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club, A cappella, 'H.M.S.Pinafore', Stunt Show, Cheerleader. RUTH GOSS Academic, F.T.A., Band. G.A.A., Latin Club, French Club, Stunt Show, Prefect. National Honor Society. SENIORS 0 JIM GOURAN JERRY GRANT Vocational, Football. intra' Industrial Arts, Football, mural. Sr- H5-'Y' Bed Cross' Basketball, Lettermen's Projection Crew. Club, BOB GRANT Academic, Intramurals, Operetta. A cappella. MELV IN GREENE Vocati onal . BARBARA GREENE Business, G..A.A.. Stunt Show. CAROL JEAN GREER Commercial, Girls' Glee Club. Mixed Chorus. JOY GOULD Business. Girls' Glee Club Girls' Choir. Stunt Shows. 'H.M.S.Pinafore'. Style Show. T DARREL GRESHAM Academic, Frosh.-Soph. Foot- ball, Varsity Football, Intra- murals. Iruska Tribe. Tennis, Latin Club, Sr. Hi-Y, Key Club Secretary. Student Council. Or- chestra, Bamd Vice President. 'Musical Melamge'. KENNETH GRIDLEY Academic, Frosh.-Soph. Track, Varsity Track, Varsity Foot- ball, Sr. Hi-Y, French Club, Operettak Stunt Shows, Boys' Choir, Iruska Tribe. GLEN GROWE Academic, Frosh.-Soph. Track, Varsity Track, Football, Cross Country. Sr. Hi-Y. Intramurals, French Club, Stunt Shows, Tal- isman Sports Editor, One-Act- Play, Christmas Play, All-School Play. Sr. Class Play, M.C. of Polio Benefit Show. SENIORS Lf, J 26 WARREN HAKES Academic, Cross Country, Art Club, Tennis. CHRISTINE HANSEN Academic, Orchestra, Ba d, Jr. Red Cross, Pan American Club, Science Prefect. Honoria, National Honor Society, 'Musi- cal Mela ge'. IUANITA HARRIS Bisiness. ,I -as F 4 ,fEig EA ff iii gslfgg my l'ii,tit', -if fa 'LJ GENE HACKER Academic. MAURICE HAMRICK Industrial Arts, Intramural Basketball, Football, Soph. Baseball, Ir. and Sr. Hi-Y, Office Assistant, Stunt Show ROBERT HANSON lmdustriul Arts, JERRY HART Business, Stunt Show, Intramural Basketball. ,z-A f '. 4 5 -, , .. ,W fn . Ja C .2 hug' gig.. If . WEN Xt I I 1, I A ? , k,,, I CHARLES HAUPTLY Industrial Arts, Frosh.- Soph. Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Baseball, cmd Football. Frosh.- Soph. Track, Iruska Tribe. Jr. Hi-Y, A cappella. RICHARD HEISE Academi c, Soph. Basketball, Varsity Golf, Cross Country, Iruska Tribe, French Club, Latin Club, Sr. Hi-Y. DORIS HERMAN Business, Style Show, Stunt Show, One-Act-Play. Ushers, Girls' Glee Club. Girls' Choir. A cappella. BERNETTA HESS MARILYN HAYNES Business, Y-Teens, Stunt Show, Latin Club. :gg uf, Al DONNA HEATHCOAT Business, Style Show. Stunt Show. Girls' Glee club. Girls' Choir. y f fd- A, -, f,f,, 1 f W I! SENIORS JESSE HENDERSON Business, Latin Club, 'H.M.S. Pinafore'. A cappella. WILLIAM HERMANN Academic, Frosh.-Soph. Foot- ball and Baseball. Varsity Football and Track, Intramur- als, lruska Tribe, Band, French Club. SHI RLEY HESSLI NG Business, Stunt Show. Academic, Y-Teens, Style Style Show. Show. Girls' Glee Club. if' 5, 1. f I , 3' mf' 1 155' . K , . .:.:ff1sfv:':f ,V ..: V 'Y ' ..- nz ,fx G , F 5125? ,gg-,F -f :R i-'- 5 -, S ...,.,.:i.,f31,,t.m,fg5 ng . Q W gf km , gf.-ea, ..gffa,g,5Zf3:pis. if -ri - ff.. - dim . 1,-93? , w i .2 93 .1 wi 1 i.v,5M,.,1- -6 ll V fk. Uv-2 A ,vfz.?5f'.5?z???f?. ' , 31. HAROLD HEDGES Academic, Pan American, Sr. Hi-Y Stunt Show. Frosh.-Soph. Track. Key Club, Mgr. of Varsity Track and Wrestling. i n 27 JAMES HEWITT Vocational, Football. Wrest- ling, Ba d. One-Act-Play. Sr Hi-Y, Stunt Show, 'Musical Melangef if-H VIVIAN HILAND FLORENCE HOERR Vocational. Bisiness, Stunt Shows, Style 'Show. 'H.M.S. Pinafore-'. Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Choir, A cappella. SENIORS BILL HOERR GENE HOEHR Academic, Latin Club. Voca- tional Guidance, Camera Club Stunt Show, Sr. Hi-Y. BLAINE HOLTKE I!1dUSfl'iUl AHS. Football MQY-I Industrial Arts. Frosh.- Soph. Baseball. Tennis. Sr. Hi-Y, Projection Crew. Stage Crew, Stunt Show. Ca era Club, Iruska Tribe. JIM HOLZINGER Industrial Arts, Boys' Choir, 'H.M.S. Pinafore' , 'Musical Melamge', Quartette. A cappel- la. Intramurals, Jr. Red Cross, Stunt Show. KYLE HOWELL Academic, Student Council, Key Club, French Club. Ir. Red Cross, Sr. Hi-Y, Intra- murals. 'Musical Melange', Band. Stunt Show. JIM HOWAT Academic, 'Musical Melamge', Mixed Chorus. A cappella, Orchestra, Band, Vocational Guidance, Latin Club, Sr. Hi- Y, Intramurals. Stunt Shows, One-Act-Play. JEAN HUBBLE Business, Observer, Stunt Show. DOLORES HUBERT Business, A cappella Stunt Shows. Girls' WALTER HUPF . Academic, Track. IHKIU' murals, Pan American, Jr. I J' MARTHA HUSTON Academic, Pan Americ n, Show, Band. SENIORS C199 Club- Hi-Y, Observer. MAX HUTTON EILEEN JOH SON Academic, Sr. Hi-Y, Business, One-Act-Play, Band- Light Opera, Sextette. A cappella, Publicity Staff, Orchestra. GERTRUDE JOH SON JOH JOHNSON Vocational, G.A.A., Stunt Academic, Cross Country, Show, Style Show. Stunt Show. Prefects. Pa American. Sr. Hi-Y. Roose- velt Jr. High, l year. MARILYN JOHNSON MELVIN JOHNSON B siness, G.A.A.. Stunt Industrial Arts, Varsity Show, Basketball. KEN HUTCHCRAFT Style Industrial Arts, Football, Jr. Hi-Y, Intramurals. Stunt Show. 29 SHIRLEY JOHNSON Business, Girls' Glee Club. Mixed Chorus. VIVIAN JOH SON Business, Jr. Red Cross, G.A.A.. Stunt Show. BARBARA JURIM Academic, Bamd, Debate. One-Act-Play, Senior Class Play, Dramactics Club, Stu- dent Council. French Club, Speech Contests, Masque G Gavel, G.A.A., National For- ensic League, National Honor Society, Stunt Show. E IOR I t LYDELL KARRICK Vocational, Intramural Foot- ball. Varsity Football, Track. Wrestling, Iruska Tribe. RICHARD KAYLOR Academic, lntra urals, Fresh.- Soph. Track. Wrestling, Ir. Red Cross, Ir. and Sr. Hi-Y, F.T.A., Library Club, Key Club. Student Council, National Honor Society. President of School. RONNIE KAMP Academic, Key Club, Latin Club, Intramurals, Stunt Show, Sr. Hi-Y, Vocational Guidance, Senior Class Play Committee. BILL KASEBIER Vocational. JANE KELLER Business, Stunt Shows, Jr. Red Cross, G.A.A.. Girls' Glee Club, A cappella, 'Mu- sical Mela ge','H.M.S. Pina fore', 'Belle of Bagdad', Cheerleader. RONNIE KERR JACK KILLE Industrial Arts, Intramurals. Vocational, Sophn Basket, ball, Wrestling, Intra- murals, Baseball, East hmmHqhlwm. SONIA KLEIN Business, Style Show, Girls' Glee Club. Girls' Choir, 'H. Pinafore', A cappella. Stunt Shows. SENIOR JACKIE KING LOIS KING Business, Stunt Show, Girls' Academic, Seniar Class Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. Play, Girls' Glee Club, 'Belle of Bagdad'. A cappella, Observer, Roo- sevelt Ir. High, l year. BEVERLY KNOBELOCH GARTH KNOBELOCH Academic, Camera Club, F.T.A. Industrial AHS, S0Ph- FOO? Pan American, Jr. Red Cross, ball' Bowling. Sf- Hi-Y- Prefect, Band, Stunt Show. JEAN IGIOLL MARY KOECHLE Academic, Y-Teens, Art Academic, Y-Teens, Ir. Red Service Club. Stunt Show, Cross, Stunt Show, Style Style Show. Prefect, Girls' Show. Camera Club, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Choir. Glee Club. Dramatic Club. Observer. MARLENE KOHLEH WALT KUECKS Academic, Latin Club. Industrial Arts, Intramurals, Fresh.-Soph. Basketball, R00- sevelt Ir. High. l year. tw a M.S. SHIRLEY KLOCKENGA Vocational, Girls' Glee Club Girls' Chorus. Stunt Show. gf yyimt + ff 31 MARYN KUEHL Academic, Stunt Show, Style Show, Library Club. Prefect Publicity Staff, Latin Club F.T.A., Quill G Scroll, Hon oria, Co-Editor of Talisman DOLOHES KUNKLE Academic, Latin Club, Jr. Bed Cross. Stunt Show. Li- brary Club, Style Show. G.A.A-. Talisman Business Staff. l t l S I JOHN LANKTON Academic, Stunt Show, Prefect. Frosh.- Soph. Football. SENIORS CHARLES LEDGERWOOD Academic, Frosh.-Soph. Foot- ball, Baseball and Basketball Intramural Football Basketball Baseball and Wrestling Varsity Cross lr Hi Y Stunt Shows 1 Baseball: Varsity Golf. llr. Bed -ir W , . - . . fJ'xX lf? ,V 5 x 2 f MARILOU LEWIS Academic, Pan American, Jr. Bed Cross, Camera Club, Stunt Show, Toccoa, Georgia, l year. DUANE LOVESTRAND CONNIE LAWRENCE Academic, Y-Teens. French Club, Ir. Red Cross, Prefect Stunt Show, Observer Circula- tion Mgr. DONALD LEMMON Business, Frosh.- Soph. Trac Frosh. Baseball, Intramural Baseball. Football. Basketba and Wrestling. Stunt Show, R Cross, Woodriver High, l yea TERRY LEWIS X Industrial Arts, Ir. Red Cro Ir. Hi-Y, French Club, Stunt Shows. Intramurals, Soph. Fo ball, Frosh.-Soph. Baseball Basketball. Varsity Basketba k. ll ed r. SS ot and ll and Baseball, Iruska Tribe, Sop Class President. NANCY LUTKER Business, Intramurals, Frosh.- Business, Stunt Show, Soph. Football, Basketball, and Baseball. Varsity Football, Base- ball, and Wrestling, Stunt Shows, Chief of Pow Wow, Truska Tribe. DON LYONS Industrial Arts, Stunt Show, Band, Orchestra, Intra ural Basketball and Bowling, Frosh.- Soph. Baseball, Varsity Baseball. LDRENE MCDONALD Bisiness, Ir. Red Cross, Stunt Shows. JUANITA McFALL home Economics, Band. Style Show, Stunt Show. Ir. Red Cross. Wardrobe Committee. Band. ROBERT MADDRIE Academic, French Club. Span- ish Club. SHARON McCADDON Academic, Latin Club, F.T.A., Publicity Staff, Office Assist- ant. Stunt Show, Observer Edi- torial Staff, Quill G Scroll, Honoria, Scholastic Writing A- ward. JACK MCCOMBS Academic. Fresh.-Soph. Track, Varsity Track, Cross Country. Intramurals. Iruska Tribe. Band, Stunt Shows. SENIORS DOLORIS MCEVERS Vocational, Y-Teens. SHIRLEY MCGUIRE Academic, Stunt Shows, Art Service Club, Style Show, Office Assistant. Y-Teens. ROBERT MGHARRY Academic, Art Club. Intramur- als, Frosh.-Soph. Baseball. Basketball. a d Football. Var- sity Baseball. Basketball. and Football, lruska Tribe. Q ., gllQ?f' l ' 2:5 Wd f f' I f JJMW- 1 A 2 :gg H'v 1 .gal ,.1,..1 ' '- sf fmnfsfwrf fi,mW fgEawf ,,m,t.n. M J vmzgif f,L,Q fu fi i5W f XX ' ,'if'1 tg 1 wt 1-Q Q EUGENE MCDONALD Vocational, Manual High. 2 years. I?a,?t3aQi? fl 51 51. 33 BONNIE MAJERUS DALE MARSH Vocational, Cbserver' In- Academic, Fresh.-Soph. Foot- tramurals. FRANK MARSHALL Academic, Boys' Glee Club ball and Baseball. Intramurals, and Choir. A cappella, 'Belle of Bagdad', 'H.M.S. Pinafore' 'Musical Mela ge'. Track, French Club. Fort Madison, Iowa, l year. SENIORS ,ggi Industrial Arts, Stage Crew, Intramurals. DAN MORSE Academic, Science Club, Pan American, Band, RICHARD MURRAY Industrial Arts, Football, Parker High. Chicage Ill. X years. Y, NANCY MARTIN Academic, Prefect. Science Prefect, Pam American. F.T.A.. Stunt Show. French Club. Art Club. Publicity Staff, Science Club. Honoria, National Honor Society. JACK MOLLECK Industrial Arts, Frosh.-Soph. Football. Basketball, and Base- ball. Intra ural Football, Bas- ketball, a d Wrestling, Varsity Football, Wrestling. and BUSB- ball, Jr. Hi-Y, Stunt Show, I- ruska Tribe. GABRELLA MURRAY GLORIA MYERS Academic, Stunt Shows, La- tin Club, Science Club. Style Show, Girls' Glee Club, Office Assistant. Jr. Red Cross, All- School- Play, Ir. Class Secre- tary. ,s ,L of 1 V MARILYN NASH Business, Stunt Shows, Style Shows. DARRELL OARD Business, Stunt Show. Prefect. Intra urals, Band. MARLENE OSTERMAN B siness, Pam Americam, Girls' Sextette. A cappel, la. CHARLES PEER Academic, Pan American. Art Club, Prefect. Tri-Language. Golf. Intramurals. Stunt Show, Jr. Red Cross. us JOAN NELSON Academic, Camera Club, La- tin Club. Prefect, Stunt Shows, Dramatics Club. Or- chestra, A cappella. Girls' Sextette. 'Musical Melange' E JUNE OETZEL Business, Style Show, Of- fice Assistant. Prefect, Stunt Shows. DONNA PARKINSON Business, Stunt Shows, Or- chestra, Prefect. 'Musical Melange'. JERRY PEMBERTON Vocational, lr. and Sr. Hi-Y. Intra ural Basket- ball and Football. JOYCE NOLAN Business, French Club. Or- chestra, Stunt Shows, 'Mu- sical Melamge'. IOR MARTHA NOONAN Academic, Latin Club, Vo- cational Guidance, Ushers, Library Club. Stunt Shows, French Club, F.T.A. , Qs f 35 DONNA PETERS Business, Girls' Glee Club a d Choir, Operetta, Acade- my of Our Lady, l year. .3 5'1- G' -:Q I?'Aly- 5 1 X I R big bf 25 4 MARTHA PETERSON MARY PETERSON home Economics, Pom American, home Economics, Pan American, Prefect, Stunt Show, Christ- Prefect- Stunt Show. Christ- mas Play, Wardrobe Committee. mUS Play. Wardrobe Committee. Girls' Chorus. iQ, 1. f R. aw 36 Girls' Chorus. SENIOR BARBARA PHILLIPS Academic, Stunt Show, Y-Teens. Academy of Our Lady, Z years. IEANNE POTTORF Academic, Stunt Show, Jr. Red Cross. Prefect. Style Show. Girls' Glee Club. Mixed Chorus. Talisman Cir- culation Mgr. GEORGE RAEUBER Academic, Soph. Football. Intramural Basketball and Bowling, Sr. Hi-Y. DAVE PETTIT Academic, Sr. Hi-Y, Soph. Football, Varsi- ty Football. Iruska Tribe, Track, Peoria High, l year. DAVID POTTER Academic, Science Club Latin club. Band, Golf: Peoria High, l year. C.B. PHUNTY Academic, Frosh.-Soph. Basketball and Track, Varsity Basketball and Track. LOUISE RATHMAN Business, Prefect. Or- chestra, Style Show. Stunt Show, Girls' Glee Club. Na tional Honor Society. VELMA RHODES Academic, Ushers, Art Club. ANNA RICKARD pugi ness, OlJSerV9I' 1 Deans's Assista t. PATRICIA ROBERTSON Business, Stunt Shows, Style Show, Office Assistamt. VERNON ROHDE Academic, Intramurals. CAROL RICE BOB RICE Business, Ir. Red Cross, Vocational, Style Show, Stunt Show, Girls' Glee Club, Y-Teens. SENIORS RONNY ROBBINS Industrial Arts, Intra- murals. DEAN ROGERS Industrial Arts, Camera Club. BERNARD ROHMAN Vocational, Projection Crew, Varsity Track and Football, Wrestling. In- tramural Basketball. Irus- ka Tribe. fa- Hs JL s -9 ,, JOYCE RICHARDSON Academic, P n American, Y- Teens, Stunt Show, Office Assistant, Latin Club, Dra- matics Club, Girls' Glee Club a d Choir, A cappella, 'Mu- sical Mela ge', 'H.M.S. Pina- fore. s . H . A I 'f , . , W4 4 Ti Q.LE5!j3.g n 37 RONELLA ROMANS Business, Stunt Show, Pre- fect, Style Show, Y-Teens, Camera Club. 38 WAYNE ROOT ARTHUR ROSE Academic, Mixed Chorus, In- Academic, Library Club, tramural Basketball, Varsity FreHCh Club- Track, Football, and Cross Country, Iruska Tribe, Latin Club, Stunt Shows, Christmas Play. 'Musical Melange', A cap- pella. SENIGRS SHIRLEY RULE Academic, Stunt Show, Library Club. PHYLLIS RUSSELL Academic, French Club, Cam- era Club, Library Club. Pre- fect. G.A.A.. Stunt Show. WALT SCHAEFER Industrial Arts, Stunt Shows, Sr. Hi-Y, Projection Crew, Track, Prefect. F.T.A., Track amd Cross Country Mgr., lruska Tribe. Q. EVELYN ROTH dusiness, Science Club, Ushers, Stunt Show. JERRY RUSSELL Academic, Pan American, In- tr mural Basketball, Band, Sr. Hi-Y. DALE RYAN Academic, Intramural Basket ball, Pan American. Band. CAROL SCHNEIDER Academic, Stunt Show, Ir. Red Cross, Spanish Club, Camera Club, F.T.A., Stu- dent Council. SANDY SCHWARTZBECK Academic, Latin Club. Stunt Shows, Library Club, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Y- Teens, Music Council, 'Music- al Melange', F.T.A., Soph. Secretary, Majorette. Talis- man Editorial Staff. JO ANNE SEMLOW Academic, Library Club. Pan American. G.A.A.. Vocational Guidance. Stunt Show, Talisman Advertis- ing Mgr. MARILYN SEYMOUR Academic, Science Club, La- tin Club, Office Assistamt, Prefect, Observer. Girls' Glee Club, Stunt Show. JOYCE SHANER Vocational, Dramatic Club, Stunt Show. Ba d. Office As- sistant, Girls' Choir and Glee Club, Freshman Secre- tary. PAT SCOTT Business, Library Club, Prefect, Stunt Shows. Of- fice Assistant. Publicity Staff, Observer, Quill 5 Scroll. HW' Nina Bw 'L , is: K ,,,,r his clii RICHARD SCRIVNER Academic, Sr. Class Play, One- Act-Play. Christmas Play, All- School Play. Prefect. Stunt Shows. Varsity Golf. Intramur- als, Sr. Hi-Y, Orchestra. Irus- ka Tribe. SENIORS MARLENE SEWABD Business. Stunt Shows, Ushers. MELVENA SHADID B siness, Latin Club, Y- Teens, Prefect, Office As sistant, Girls' Glee Club Music Council, A cappella. SANDRA SHELEY Business, Ushers, Pre- fect, Office Assistant, Observer, Y-Teens, Art Club. Stunt Show, Girls' Choir and Glee Club. 'Mu- sical Melange', 'H.M.S. Pinafore', A cappella. DON SELVY Academic, Intramural Bas- ketball. Vocational Guid- ance, Projection Crew, Sr Class Play, One-Act-Play, All-School Play, Prefect, Dunlap, l year. I2 Allllhu DONNA SHULL business, Pam Ameri- can, Y-Teens. MARLYN SITTON Academic, Office Assistant Vocational Guida ce, Stunt Show, Style Show, Latin Club. Jr. Treasurer, D.A.R Award, Student Council, Ob server, Head Majorette, Na- tional Honor Society. 'Mu- sical Melange', Princess of 1951 Pow Wow, Peoria Central I year. ARDENE SMITH Business, Style Show, Latin Club. Prefect. Sr. Class Play Committee. Mixed Chorus, Girls' Choir, A cappella. 'H.M.S. Pinafore.' SENIORS U0 I nl HOWARD SMITH Academic, French Club, La- tin Club, Vocational Guid- ance, Projection Crew, Jr. Red Cross, Prefect, Stunt Show, Intramural Football and Basketball, Key Club. Sr. Hi-Y. Harvard Award, Na- tional Honor Society. ROBERT SMITH Academic, Intramurals, Sr. Hi-Y, Stunt Show, Prefect, Pan American, Cross Country, Track, Iruska Tribe, Key Club. HAROLD STAFFORD Academic, Pan American. La- tin Club, Frosh.-Soph. Foot- ball. Varsity Football and Track, Wrestling, Intramural Basketball and Baseball, I- ruska Tribe, Most Valuable Lineman. BETTY SMITH Business, Camera Club. Y- Teens, Prefect, Office As- sistamt. Stunt Show, Girls Glee Club, Dramatics Club, Sr. Class Play. Sr. Secre- tary. PATRICIA SMITH Business, Stunt Show, Orchestra. JOAN SOMMERVILLE Business, Jr. Red Cross, Y-Teens, Stunt Shows, Mu- sic Council, Girls' Chorus A cappella. TERRY STAUSKE Academic, Pan Americam, Projection Crew. CLYDE STENSON N I Industrial Arts, Fresh.-Soph. Vocational, Projection Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Crew. Football, and Track, Iruska Tribe, Band A cappella. DALE STROMWELL Business, Pam American, Stunt Show, Duluth, Min- nesota, 3 years. DELVERNA SZABADOS Academic, Latin Club, Y- Teens, Girls' Glee Club. DELORIS TATE dusiness, Stunt Show, Springfield, Missiouri, l year. 15? . EUGENE STEPZ1 SK LEONARD sToUT Businesg, Ir. Red Cross. SENIORS HAROLD SUTTON Vocational, Sr. Class Play Committee. RAYMOND SZIDON Academic, Intramurals, Sr. Hi-Y, Latin Club, Cross Country, Track, in HENRY TAYLOR Vocational, Football. ,. 'Ill i. K ,xr ' ', I Y E' LQ DONNA STRINGER Academic, Lfitln Club, Jr. Red Cross, Stunt Show, Ushers, 'H.M.S. Pinafore . 'Musical Me1ange', Girls Choir and Glee Club, A cap pella. 4I H .44 MARY JEAN THOMPSON Academic, Pan American. Ob- server. F.T.A.. Stunt Show, Quill G Scroll, National Hon- or Society. Talisman Co-Edi- tor. L I PAT TRAVIS JUDY TURL MARY UPCHURCH B siness, Camera Club, Business, Science Prefect, Business. GUlGfiU. Girls' Glee Club. Y- Y-T99n5, 'Musical Me1qnge', Illinois, 3 years. Teens. Talisman. Sextette, A cappella, Stu- dent Council, Ir. Vice-Pre- sident, National Honor So- ciety. SENIORS Business, Girls' Glee Club. Stunt Show. EULA VAUGHN '!! Academic, Girls' Glee Club, Selmer, Tennessee, 3 years. RACHEL VINCE Business, Stunt Show, Ward- EIX iii if if 1 it ASQ? K x 42 1 SAQE ' ,,.b: Re, Girls' Glee Club, Moberly, Missouri, l years. robe Committee. Mixed Chorus, MARY VAN LANINGHAM Academic, Y-Teens. French Club, Office Assistant. Mixed Chorus. Sr. Play Com- mittee, Observer. DANIEL VERBEKE Industrial Arts, Stunt Show Intra urals, Basketball. SONYA VOGEL home Economics, Art Club, Y-Teens, Science Club. Stunt Show, Style Show, Girls' Glee Club, Wardrobe Committee. Roosevelt Jr. High, l year. KATHLEEN VOSLOW Business, Library Club. Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Choir, A cappella, 'H.M.S. Pinafore.', Cheerleader. Roosevelt Jr. High 1 year. IOH WALWER Industrial Arts,Football. Sr- Hi-Y, Track, Intramurals, A cappella, 'Musical Melamge'. Boys' Choir, Mixed Chorus. Christmas Play. Operetta. Camera Club. RICHARD WASSMUTH Industrial Arts, Ir. Hi-Y, lntra urals, Wrestling, Stunt Show. DONNA WEBB Business, Ushers, Jr. Red Cross, Y-Teens, Latin Club, Ca era Club. Talisma Business Staff. Majorette, Vocational Guidance, Stunt Shows. MARY VOSS FONDA WAGNER Academic, Stunt Show, All- Academic, Pa -Americ n. Y- School Play, Science Prefect, Teens. Jr. Red Cross. Style Debate, Latin Club, G.A.A., Show, Prefect. Stunt Shows. F.T.A.. Christmas Play, Honoria. National Honor Society, Top Ten. SENIORS DORIS WARSCHAWSKI Business, Office Assistant, Library Club, Stunt Show, Style Show, Ushers, One- Act Play Committee, Honoria, Talisman Editorial Staff. BETTY WATTS Business, Observer Editorial Staff. CARL WEBER Industrial Arts, Frosh. Football, Soph. Basket- ball, Varsity Baseball. Iruska Tribe, Sr. Hi-Y, Vocational Guidence, Fresh. Baseball, Intra- mural Basketball, Latin Club. TOM WALTON Academic, Varsity Track. Cross Country, Key Club, Fros.-Soph. Track. Boys' Choir, Iruska Tribe, Sr. Hi-Y, Spa ish Club. Sr. Treasurer, Stunt Show, A cappella, Roosevelt Ir. High lyear. r If Q1 fi 1 , JERRY WERNER Vocational, Frosh.-Soph. Football a d Track, Var- sity Football, Track, amd Wrestling, Iruska Tribe. Left SARA WHITAKER Academic, One-Act-Play, Stunt Show, Wardrobe Com- mittee, Vocational Guid- ance, French Club, Girls Glee Club, Observer Mgr. 44 Q9 5 ., 1 5 gfwf- X 'ttr I ,Q WILLIAM WEYENETH Academic, Vocational Guid- ance, Library Club. Sr. Hi- Y, Frosh.-Soph. Track, Cross Country, Intramurals, Varsi- ty Track, Iruska Tribe, Stu- dent Council, Key Club, Ad- vertising Essay Winner. Upper Left Corner BETTY WELCH Academic, Style Show. Vo- cational Guidance, Prefect, Stunt Show, Observer. Stu- dent Council. R. MICHAEL WHITE Academic, Vocational Guid- ance, Latin Club, Stunt Show, Wrestling, Cross Coun- try. SENIORS MARY WICKERT Academic, Library Club, Vo- cational Guidamce, Science Prefect, Stunt Show, Latin Club, Dcan's Assistant, Ob- server. RALPH WIESEHAN Academic, One-Act-Play. SALLY WHIPP Vocational, Stunt Show, Style Show. BARBARA WHITLOW Academic, Dramatics Club, Y-Teens. Style Show, Voca- tional Guidance, Stunt Show Office Assista t, Prefects, F.T.A., Talisman Editorial Staff. GENE WI ELAND Vocational, Vocational Guid ance, Intramural Basketball Baseball, and Bowling. IOANN WILLIAMS Business, One-Act-Play, Sr. Class Play Committee, Girls' Glee Club. SHIRLEY WILLIAMS Academic, French Club. Pre- fect, Stunt Show. Style Show, Mixed Chorus. Vocational Guid- ance. Observer, Soph. Vice- President. DONNA WOODRUFF Academic, Jr. Red Cross. Library Club. Latin Club. Art Club. Girls' Glee Club. DOROTHY WOZNIAK Business, Office Assist- ant, Sr. Stunt Show. Vo- cational Guidance. Style Show. CAROLE YONCE Academic, Mixed Chorus, Style Show. French Club. Stunt Show. Vocational Guidance. Student Cluncil. PHYLLIS WILLIAMSON Academic, Vocational Guid- ance, Prefect. Art Club. French Club, Stunt Shows. Observer. Upper Right Corner IANET WILSON Vocational, Sr. Class Play Committee, Y-Teens, Mixed Chorus, Stunt Show. Style Show. LOIS WOOLEY Business, Wardrobe Com- mittee, Stunt Show, Y- Teens, Vocational Guid- a ce. SENIORS RI CHARD WYND Industrial Arts, Boys' Choir, A cappella, Vo- cational Guidance. EVA ZIMMERMAN Academic, Orchestra, La- tin Club. Science Club. Prefect. Stunt Shows, Vo- cational Guidance, Ir. Red Cross, G.A.A., 'Musical Melamge'. r it 'Q' Y . '1,Hf 5 ' .lil 5 If K li 5 Q 3 ! ,'fr' M . 'l',qWf?, . J?,.f,.. Is'A ' 1 A I . rilt 1 1. BOB WILLIS Academic, Vocational Guid- ance, Intramurals, Soph. Baseball, Varsity Football and Track. Iruska Tribe. Elmwood High, l year. Right BEVERLY WOOD Business, Vocational Guid- ance, Stunt Show. Girls' Glee Club. 'Musical Mela ge' Y-Teens, Majorette, Soph. Treasurer. if .95 fl Junior Class Officers .ww k 'gif Q X ,647 i ,,f.f ,If We-1 ' 4 E x E S President ......-.. Guy Hatfield Vice- President '.,... Jim Brown Secretary ,,,,,,, Gayle Burnette Treasurer ..... Ed Hoerr Lois Abbott Mary Addis Ray Addis Glen Aeschlimmn Don Allen Aaa Mae Amen Carol Jo Anderson lim Anderson Io Ann Anderson Shirley Auqsburger ,nv 'M Tom Bachtold Jackie Baird Tom Baker Ernie Baldock Pat Barbee Donie Barker Shirley Barker Nelson Barrick Emily Bauwens Barbara Bell Patricia Bell Eduardo Berenguer Pat Berg Norma Berqia David Bergstrom Frank Bigger Shirley Bill Jerry Birket 4 Larry Bishop Janis Blackburn Connie Blumenrader Robert Boettger Bill Bourlet Judy Bovim Peggy Boyer Judy Brannon luck Brown lim Brown Ea Bruggem n Su dru Bucha om Ic e Bugg Carol Burk Gayle Burnette Ion R. Burnham Yvonne Burnham Judy Cu enisch ffl Donna Campbell Ioan Canty Bob Curr Betty Lou Carter Curl Carter Lloyd Carter Vellu Cuvanuugh furol Chcpmcm Ed Clark Gene Clark Donna Cleer Roger Clemmer Bob Coe Judy Collins Delores Conley like Larry Conrad Mary Cook Roger Copley Bob Corley Ken Cornelius Gary Cox Gerald Cra k Donna Cunningham Alice Curry Carole Darnell Peqqy Davenport Emma Davis Ronald Dennis H 4 Denny Dentino Darlene Diekmam Beverly Dinqer William Dodson Na cy Dowling er N' 72 -A ,W an mai -B 4 '53!5 YQEQ Dave Downs Bill Draper Foy Dunca Art Duru a Georgia Mae Eaton V ' J Margrethe Ebstrup Richard Eddy Fred Ehma n Don Ellis Beverly Ellwa ger 50 1 V' ,- 2 .x J 9 5 Rx , A j Jo Ann Elwood Lu Ann Elwood Suzanne Elwood Earl Engstrom William Erickson A. Bob Falatka Beryl Farlin Edna Feeser Don Filzen X' ., '4 1x .1 5 ' W 5 Q A I 4 Rolc d Flanagan lim Fleisher Ralph Ford Shirley Foster Roger Pritch Richard Gardner Mary Lou Gauwitz Janice Gerard Ron Gerard Lester Germam Kennetn Giedd Ella Gilmdm Don Ginz loel Gluck 1 V mirssgn S1 . ' ki X Joyce Gooarich Ja e Gott Barbara Graham Don Graham Evelyn Gru t Charles Hafele Bob Hagemeyer Charles Hakes Bertha Hallor Dody Ha iliton Betty Hammer Martha Hampton Paula Hampton Bonnie Hankins Phyllis Harms Carol Harper Guy Hatfield Georgia Hawkins Joyce Hedges Mary Hedstrom Walter Helmick Howard Herman Elaine Hess Katy Hess Gloria Hetherlin Al Hetzel Bill Hill Don Hill Jacqueline Hilsabeck Ea Hoerr Marjorie Hoerr Max Hoerr Dick Hoffman 52 ,A Pat Holler Charles Holzinqer Warren Hommnn John Horn Deame Howard Shirley Hughey Kathy Hurst lo-Ann Irons Craig lvers Ira Jackson Sherry Jeneson Donna Jenkins Eulalia Jenkins Phylis lenninqs Nancy Johnson Marilyn Joyce Sandra Kall Dave Kammerer Donna Kushner John Keach Bob Keller lack Kelley Stanley Kerker Ronald Kettlekamp Donna Klrkbride Kaye Lavee Kline Roger Knaggs Shirley Knoblock r 'W'w f X Q f I WG? is A .IX kh,4 Q ' y ,,,.i ,Wm W 5 ii J5gJgip kia Rodney Kohl Bill Kohler Charle Koonce Iamet Kyle Jean Ladley S Larry Laesch Beverly Lalicker Beverly Lampton Shirley Landwehr i Bill Larke Jack Lawless Sharon Lee Don Le Master Mary Lemkemann Shelley Lemon Marcia Lev Doris Libolt Shirley Livengooa Jerry Lonergan Dick Lash Audrey Loving Sharon Lowaer Catherine Lowe , r Pat Lowery Ethel Mae Lyons Donna Martin Jean Matranga George Maxey 54 Mildred McCuray Rosie Lee McKnight lim McMorris lmogene Meischner Dave Michelson Barbara Miles Don Miller Dorothy Miller Shirley Miller ix fir I ! S KGHMAY. Gimm- ,F Phyllis Mohn Kent Mohr Philip Molaenhauer Chloanne Maron Bill Morqa Bob Munaeluis Bill Murphy Shirley Murray Jean Murrie r A ' WYE 1 if is Marilyn Murrie Beverly Myers Martha Nels Bonita Nichols Jean Nicholson LJ ,A W Hcrlene Niles Tom Norvell Pot O'BryGnt Shirley O'Crody Joyce Opper 5 L- ?,v X Paul E. Pearson Paul F. Pearson Joy Pendleton Norma Peterson Donna Petzinq 4 . - il G 4 Nancy Phillips Sum Polk Keith Poshard Anita Powers Dixie Price William Price Gary Priddy Donala Pugh Carol Rudke Prank Roschert Phil Rostotter luck Rees Loraine Remelius 6' Jack Reum Betty Reynolds Iuuy Rhoudes Gene Rhodes Ed Rice J A C'-ea . 41 KZ Tea Rice Io Anne Rimmey Connie Rock Shirley Roecker Paul Rosenak qfvk ny k yuiflv Q., 'F I 1 A 1 Forrest Ross Albert Rotholtz Gary Runyan Pat Samsel Ruth Sands Don Schaffer Caryl Scherff Irene Schielein Eileen Schildmiller Adrian Schultz Cynthia Seifert George Seiz Delores Sellers William Shaffer Betty Shaver Carla Shaw Dolores Sheiry Phyllis Sherwood Janet Short ' fa Y 5 Bessie Schleigh Robert Schlobohm Barbara Schneider Mary Jean Schrepfer Tom Short Pat Shrode Donna Simpson Lorraine Sinn Ronnie Slonneger Philip Smart Don Smith Jeanne Smith Pat Smith Roger Sokolis Sandy Sollars Don Sperry Io-Ann Sprinkle .lo Ann Stamps Marie Staub Ralph Stauffer Marilyn Stecken Carol Leu Steiner Shirley Mae Steiner Shirley Stern Robert Stewart Charles Stiles Shirley Stimeling Norman Stocker Barbara Streitmatter Grover Strong Bruce Stuart Bob Sulaski Marty Sullivan Na cy Tarpley Barbara Taylor Mary Terrell Dale Thomas 58 ' 4 'Q WI! Eugene Thomas Morgan Thornton -Ev, , Eawara Trunk Rose Tuffentsa er Bill Twedell ggi lnr, W X Bills? rlk-1 nhm ii. Terry Umaenstock Jerry Utley Ronala Van Laninqham Dave Vaight Dinah Walaer Barbara Waldron Katherine Wallace Pauline Warnke Sheris Warren Fred Weaver lim Webb Phil Weinstein Wil l iam Welch Juay Welsh Ginny Wennerholt Jim Wickert Margie Wiela a Ralph Wiesehan Priscilla Mary Jane Dick Beverly B111 Wightmam Wilmsen Winship Witzig Wright Ronnie Larry D619 Wanda Shirley Williamson Winkler Wise Workman Wright Ruth Wyman Jean Yost There's nothing like a big empty auditorium in which to dodge the trials cmd tribulations of the classroom a d the confusion of the crowded halls. Sophomore Class Officers President ..,,.,. Spero Mcrquris Vice- President , ,Jerry Marshall Secretary ,,,,,,, Beverly Wilson Treasurer . . . Cherie Vogt .lun JB ,fri or ' if iff ,iaffg N , lg far Lsvndg ' -4-4, '--1 My Carolyn Adams Audrey Addis Shirley Aderma Jerry Bessler Joyce Billerbeck Delbert Bireline , ' . X J Judy Alexamaer Ron Allen Sonja Andersen Beverly Bischoff Jack Bishop Richard Bitner Arthur Archer La Verne Arends Jim Auer Eddie Black Tom Bocian Billie Book 2 S fi ,? ygg5'sf if. 3. il::afJQs Sharron Baer David Boker Jim Barker .wr Charlene Barry Alice Bart Jerry Bastia Russell Book Lois Boswell Bonnie Bozarth , 'i x, f x'?1 'Q id a slllti I3 , y img., ., . . ,vi ' H' -. ' Vf fu','- , 1 , R 1 Harlene Baumbach Frances Bavis Jack Beaird Rex Brehmer Richard Brewer Levita Bridges ff. Gi Q' Wilma Beqner Willie Bell Da Bergstrom lenita Bristol Marcella Britt Nancy Brockmeyer iw R, . Ken Lillian Broderick Buck Harold John Brown Bugg Charles Phil Brubaker Burnette Shirley Joyce Cleveland Cochran Russell Eugene Cloud Colbert Mary Edythe Cloyd Conger .'nmS I Q - aa' . Q . ryan ,H L, 4 I -1 X A Rosie Mae Durnett Penny Butterfield Dick Caldwell Bob Cook Bob Coughlin lim Crone 9 Y 5, I X I WET! 3 Lucille Callender Cary Campbell Ralph Carmichael Ja V fy i S555 lim Carpenter Joyce Carter Jim Caughey Shirley Crowder Dean Cunninqha lack Curtis H .0 s , Y ri lx 3445 1 A-it 3 91 iw if 9 x ,A -is f'L'N'f f . C Vonna Lou Chambers Norma lean Chandler Bob Cheak Eldon Cutler Catherine Cvik Lois Damarin 'FE' bi fm 5 '1.' Tfy Marina Chiames Glen Child Hamna Clark Donald Davis Fred Davis Richard Davis I Rm itigbi Egg Ns E db x 1 Elinor Dawson John Dawson Clarence Deever Mary Elzer Bill Emert Mike Endres ,lb Beverly Defibaugh Bob DeSelms Hettie Dishman Eill Entwistle Harriett Erich Florence Erickson W Q at 15 M, it 5 fl y! Jack Doebler Willis Dolen Janice Droll Arline Evans locelyn Evans lo-Ann Farrar ,A N lr. an 'F L Bob Dryden Louise Duncom Dick Dunn 1 .1 fx Q X , l g A, J A eg? Ronnie Durand Donna Eaton Bette Eberle Bob Favorite lim Feldma Carl Fialer N.,,,. 4, ,. 'f-as ,. n 2 X 5 . 'h,i'fgvJe I 2qg.,, al!!! 5. If X w f : .1 ills, li Mm., n J Pi W 'Yew' 1 E j ,H gi: Q effJfi6?QEmxm'w Al Edenburn Jim Eggerichs Margaret Ehlen EGiKh Fielas Deb Finchum Bill Finney ca? .L .A H . ' if ., . M11 I L gf? fQf -Q on gm Gene Ehrlich Royce Elliott Audrey Ellis Marilee Foglesonq Leslie Pong Stephen Pong Pat Foster Don Frakes Betty Frazier Darla Hamm Roger Hamson Jane Hara P' 7? I -9 Z , 53 :V ' Q it -3 -4 fi G 2 F, 1 F , ' 3 F . Ja-Xv7rwScw'iaf . Dick James Freeman Fyke Wa aa Joanna Fuller Gaines Bob Harold Funcannon Garrett Bob Kathy Harlan Hartrick Sharon Ronnie Harper Hastings Warren LaVetah Harris Hatchre Q. . '.-' surf lyfguk Q .f :J A. Fred George Roselyn Gerber Marlene Gibbs ia W f-is F 5,1 Barbara Gillingham Gene Gleichma George Gleichman Shirley Hauptly Ken Helms Kay Hendricks as 8' W l B Ronnie Goble Donna Graham John Graves Pat Hendrickson Charles Henninger Phyllis Herman ,R 3 L52 .yibh TXS HQ f,j 4 Carl Gruss Rudy Habben James Hafele lim Herriman Harola Hewara Yvonne Hill Nc , gp - - k ,, , 9 ' Tix V4 A '5wg'fjg,mxaf? 9 IWW: ' K figz if YQ' '-Q E?9,? Q' ,- fm - -1, Bill Hindman Ann Holler Morgan Homan Judie King Dennis Kirby Sheryl Knickerbocker 6 wx! P pgs x ' , Vi -IAQ!! if ' if 27:-.Y Y N- K M xx E l ' Wayne Claralene Homan Iles 1 Mike Charles Huston Jacobs Wanda Robert Hutchcraft James Martin Ed Knoll Koechle Arthur Robert Knuth Koengeter Bill Eldine Knuth Kolb 3 , ' 1 ,ggi VEM px W4 fiffj gn ,Ai , lx' he ,i f gggfil idyikiiqggiik r' IX ! f il ff. ,cv--af-., ff W. 't af 4, X Theo Iipris Perry Johnson lim Johnston 1 Edwin Jones Patricia Jones Shirley jones Donna Kretz Claire Kumpf Bob Kunz HX J I , ,AF Jg?4Z2: gill ff: Geraldine Jordan Barbara Karrick Ioe Kennell Joan Kwekkeboom Phillip Lair Bob Lappin 4' 5 A . -'af' ' . Q, J ' Q fi ,i:.ws 3 5 ,.,f: 9'w1 A ML 'HL-f 'iz ,Q i E?f3ii? if f Kw- 1 X -. V .iw Q ,X K sv A ' . .,., ,M ,. lim Kent Rolla Kestner Gary King Myrna Laube Pat Lavigne Bob Lee fd' ev f , 'Q ,fr 0 ' kt H- ,V ik Q E, . '- I r 2 A -wl Hfggf .,3.5 ,sal u Ik 17 1 M Sharon Lee Paul Lewis Nancy Lincoln Mardeen McDowell Jay Dee McGee Marilyn Melvin .39 9 , - A4 I-. .Akx fiv ,- 11 aiu r, -V - I. 9 V f Frank Lindberg Wanda Lisle Bob Livingston Bert Miller Jack Miller Theresa Mudd U or J X, ,tm I L, Kent Look Anita Lowery Mary Lou Lutker Jack Murphy Winifrea Murphy Nita Rae Myers Ailf I , ha ,L he gp im, If A Douglas MacDonald Leverett Mamsfiela Spero Margaris N Y . 5 Roger Marsh Jerry Marshall Richard Martens Boyd Neaveill Gwen Neher Marilyn Nelson il I Y rf Dick Mathison Donna Matthews Elaine MCCaddon John Nixon Mark Nixon Roberta Nott of L x Barbara MCCombs Ralph McCoy Charles McDonald Carolyn Panus Charles Parker Sharon Pattison is is - NF' xl it 'Q w .wA, 'A X f 1 1 r 2351 f is -Q .va A. CN is v 4 A t wil M sa 14. - V, . I John Pavelka Margaret Pfisterer Barbara Phelps Lee Reed Eugene Reicheneker LaRue Ricketts . Ai I 5 k I Z 'PA ,wmqdiY:AfmuR Bill Pierson jack Pierson Carolyn Fla ck Susie Riminqton Bernard Ring Don Risinger m?F?s 3 1, Donald Poggi Carol Pollock Murray Pople Duane Robbins Marie Roecker Jane Rohde f 5 1? ' N Q. ..t H6 lc. 4' 2' I Joyce Powley Bob Prentiss Jerry Price 1 We ' if L-V J f ,Fl , XP L Betty Pugh Le Roy Pugh Kay Wager Rene Romans Steve Root Dave Ross Y ik., 4 at we Joy Randolph Nellie Rathma Mary Rebman Jack Rowe Jim Rudd Shirley Russell 2 I ,,a fl Ann Reed Forrest Reed Jack Rees Mary Alice Rust Shirley Sanders Bill Schaal ,,, Lt 'Gif . M , w- . X ,,,, X -- f .H if cgi du Kay Mary Ellen Karen Max Schwenk Seidel Shafer Shielf-15 Robert Carol Dorothy Dorothy Scobee Selburg Shelton Short Emma Lou Fred Duane Donna Seely Shadid Shelton Shrum Marie Douglas ROQGI St. Clair Stott Strode Donald Virginia Nick Stear Strawn Stroff Sheila Dwight Karen Steenrod Streeter Sulliva .fy vig 'N 1 i 1 - Y ' ., e K ?k,aD!b '!Q is 'Sw . it .gfhE?4A-bf 4 'qlllllll I ii' . 3 , to J' P f , Sh e . r aj? lane Dorothy Schyler Schwartz Paul Maryamn Schmeisser Schwartz Ll 911 Nancy Schofiela Schwartzbeck DHQIHQ Donald Sm-1 th Stafford Willie Chester Smith Stage SHGIOA Helen Snyder Smub 'IIIEEQQEIIII S, -. is if I .-'Al ' -2 I - 3 4? iid 13' S 'fx .T .tg- X 5 S if? 7 15 ,. lg x FQ E ,K HH, Bill Simpsen Robert Simpson David Slavens Ken Sutter Muriel Sutton Sam Swiger ,il We . fi 'Q vZ'1'Q T X rf. , 1,, ' ofii 1 ff K A 91 A 'fm ,f,, Ht Dave Sworas Don Tallyn Beverly Terrell Louis Watson Shirley Webb Richard Welch .gf ,,' Vw m E I .77 t Q-.xxx JW ? . Illllllllllll Linaa Theissen Johnnie Theobald Charles Thomas Wilburn Welch Evelyn Wharton Maleita Whitaker 08 isgggg munegye losephine Thompson Shirley Thompson John Tinsley Beverly White Joe Whitely Dorothy Wilhite wwxx in ,, 5 V . Agfggia QQQQHA Ti7ff?5QS2fA, Bill Trotter Bob Trotter Bob Tucker .,? K, ,, . -, Lum lfx Qld Phyllis Underwood George VamLmningham Dick Va Norman lim Williams leep Willms Beverly Wilson ng til .,, 9 f . Cherie Vogt Bob Volk Greg Voros Nancy Wilson Betty Woerner Dorothy Wohl - T A 3 Any, Tjln lerry Wagner Beverly Wainright Gunnard Wallden John Wolcott Bob Wolfe Carol Wolla a 'fu 3 A . '- W , l 2:1 v f ' ' 5 ltnlquihghwq mf N S ?f kJ5ll p J ff -. MA ,x'!h5 Lyf f M - F i , Lillian Don Beverly Darlene Pat Wooas Vqss York Yurgutis Zenor tlames Dave Jerry Emil y Wright YateS Zarley Zerwekh ,af -sv ' if These experienced upperclassmen stop to gaze with amusement at a bewild- ered freshman on the wrong side of the stairs, and fondly recall the days when they,too. were 'greenhorns' . pw-, ' Colors - optical illusion - crgyles. Pony tails - yo k! White bucks - dirty bucks - shoe polish - dirty bucks. Remnu ts of Civil War! Fads of ' A few of the nunerous fads of the past year are pictured here to capture special fashions that are soon discarded and forgotten. Hi. , 'ggi' Al Q A' Hair that wuzz is fuzz - poodle cuts. Freshman Class f f icers President ....... Dennis Vacarro Vice-President ........ Pct Hill Secretary ,,,,,,,. Dorothy Smith Treasurer .... Pat Miller k Jim Akins Dave Albaugh Helen Aldrich Merridy Altorfer Bob Ambler LaDonna Anaerson F RESHME Betty Anthony Betty Armstrong Herbert Arnold Richard Ashley Phyllis Augsburger Marilynn Averell f' Ah l Q- K. E y ,L 1fk some 'T' 4 an if s F' af B .L.2 BA , 4 af lllllggllll errv Mary Avery Sharon Kay Baer Bob Baker Wa da Barbee Carolynn Barnes Richard Barrack W :rs A gc, ,fs x, QQ' W 3 ai Ea, Q., .f Wllxf. Ion Batema Rae Jeanne Baty Carol Beebe Carla Bell Lula Bell Pat Bell 'R 1 1 'if 159 ERA 'ag ' .343 Q M1 fkndwugn 3 f x Ill!!!!llll L. un fi a My Iullllllllll if l -.if'l! 'lx in Roger Bergia Beverly Betson Billy Blackard June Blair Bob Blank Howard Blust Frances Bobeck fav ez l, . 'I XX ' X25 N. 'if' A . wt? U lli iiiiilll if 'lllilllllll R iy,' 'f NN N. .6455 I .'l.l25Leg! 'FAQ' Kendra Book Eddie Booth Luo Borquist Namcy Boster John Eowton Bill Boyer Patricia Boyle ! lffleggsa 1 V f We fsxfy I I I gb., ad 6 Q I ., I or , . at , .552 JP- ., D, . in x Barbara Bradle Donna Bradley Walt Bra dow Russel Breedlove Sharon Brewer Brian Briggerman Allen Broughton ff 95 uf X 1 ,455 W 1595 5' 35' Q W xv., I x if K , C' . - .1 , fx , , ,... Shirley Brower Angeline Brown Carol Brush Joyce Buchen Melvin Bush Donna Buxton Bob Caldwell 73 June Caldwell David Camenisch Harold Campbell Sharon Cannaday John Carrithers Charles Carson I!!lI!!!!lll L f in x 4'w4?f7 A ' 0,44 IQ? K 155935521 fe .. X ,,n ..., C nes! F RESHME Pat Casey Milton Chamberlain Dwight Chaplain Larry Chatma Jerry Clark Joyce Clark ff L 1 5' . Z9 V' . 1494 a . , v ff-,W M nf ,, Yr? i M 'N Y' .diff e , '1-K, 'Q.Twfl.4 1 Av 5 fs 4 ,. 64 A IF wif' AS5553Ep Jim Clayton Ruth Clayton Ronald Clemons Louis Coe Otis Colbert Earl Collier Jwihw C . N 'X , X , xifrz L EEG: 4 is n A may - 'Wi KJ i ,v xv Q 2 .- l..i .lb Q we 1, M1 nf 9 1 .T : hx retina ...W : DX jr' Dick Coltrin Beverly Conaiff Kenneth Conger Jackie Cook Clarence Cooley Naara Cooper QIIIIIII!!! I Ma ,Cf- 353 wit 1 ' , E f,ei 9 X ,f , M ,A C. -t is if .Rl V 01' .w.t,Q, . Qui . II!!E!IlI A inw- glfir -my , E 1 gen as N 15 f-25? f . i553 1 .. Ej 2f!4 wf.'i nk if ,qfisr W' ,Ui :H ,J l'yy Qgggglgl Q 1'f'ff 3 L A -3, Q , .- Lx 1E',Vb ,ff.,, I 1 4 5 'l 'Wi my 2 Q? ,ff-24 . 1 'PvQ,.,' Y 15' 1 54, !,' 1 -Ei iii? ,ff ZHQQ ..y, 1' 5 Donna Cox Kenney Cox Alice Coyle Shirley Craft Austin Cranford Sharon Crews Jack Crotty Barbara Crouch Barbara Cullen John L. Cullen John Curtis Mary Helen Dafnes Clinton Danley Fred Darrah 4' w !f4 Fm? 4' .-x fi a .ft Carmine Davidson Etta Davis Sandra Davis Marilyn Day Sharon Deatherage Joyce Defihaugh Patsy Deisher 33-X ww' A , ' li if Wi I' 1 1 fri- 7 'Wi' l - r., f' '. 'VL 1, , ww Q ' Tk f ,fk, fi. 1 .Ga- t LQ. Dhff 'ii 'Ulf I!!! 'f N' if me la Alam Derges Fromk DeWitt Marilyn Dimmick Lee Dobbins Arlene Dorey Carol Duke Nancy Duke Don Durand loanne Durand lerry Eakle Julia Hawaras Gary Egqerichs Fharles Engstrom an its ix lf- 64, KV' Q41 A f K1 Ir , . 'M 'Hwy f IHH!HHl!!!! w ma 1 3 Q .. -,V ,T 5 ff-qs L . if FRESHME G Gloria Farrar Bob Fl ei sher Shirley Flexer Marjorie Flowers George Follis lerry Follis ' . v r Cu' f WU' gfg x .. ,, ,QW nmMn4mE5ME W, f m-L , gy to A hi l'4 4 ' 9 ,S ,gg ,. , 22iYf1 QEf '4 r'e lOQnH9 Darleen Fora Fry Eddie Harvey Fouts Fyke lim Lois Fra klin Galey Sheila Judy Franz Garrett WHY Louise Frazelle Gentry David Helen Frederick Gerontes fi'-.4 Q 5 A fl fix 'H L 'Q ' G E H5 , 1 ,: 1 1 ff 1 xi! I s 1 12' -i K I. 41 Qtbi I .W Z. f ' ' , ryyy y . x 'D'- f Q ,ff es' i 1. i Qiia way A , , -, if , ' V Z1 2 ago 'I' 1 zu H A ,3???SH D, ff' 'hw . if QLQWQ, Q l g if . 'bf' uni z 1:31 GHDHESQMQ Fharles Gift lerry Gleichman Gene Glisa Hichara Golahammer Sherrill Goodwin Narvin Goraon Terry Gottschalk T'-' ? . . ' I ., A NSI 91' .tWZ f'n... qqfss if H 'Vs 'qi' Pie af X my at L Roger Gouran Lois Grant Shirley Cravvat Sharon Gray Dick Green Sally lo Greeness Rosemary Greuel 'mn x X ' 1 5 ' .iv-0 f . f .0 H' S 0 L X x f l IG FQ? IIIHIHHIIII if W9 ,, v.- A 5 'J ' if f ,F ' ggzju 'R ,,, any ,.Nk 'K' qw Wi? xxx 3? K Wighf ffm. ' ,gi. Qig?J i .Wf Thelma Kay Grigg Hall Terry D0mi9l Grizanes Hamilton Joe Robert Gummerson Hamilton Larry Wonnie Gunn Hamilton Pat Dick Gunther Hanson Lester JSGM Hacker Hanson Emerson Leonard Hahn Harba d Bonita Hard Shirley Hardwick Lillian Harmon Lee Harris Daryl Hartwiq Fred Hauer I lmltiia X ,f H 5. rale A t I Kimi ' st of ,, , F RESHME Virgil Hauk Carol Hawksworth Larry Hayward Ia et Hazard Charles Headley Charles Heathcoat 3. 5 .,,, wr Af Ioa ne Heaton Ray Heaaen Barb Heggemeier Larry Henaricks Esther Hendrickson Fred Herchenback lHHHHHHi!!!!! . E -rri w - ,ml Lou Ann Herman Carole Hermann Doris Hessling Neva Hewara Pat Hill Eloise Hoerr x 'f A . X x 'w if 2 z l 'gf' If X A my . . ,-' ' w,jfga v' .9 ' x'w:E 5 'fri 5 s , 'High' . g M 5 ,E , fdlyw .. if f X. e W f' , M -Liy , All x Egan mf' :T ' ' . ,nf H X !d gf:b y W oy 2? id'-'r5:a? 1,sg55k5j tf?i?gkga Q 76 ,K A 1 ', v' 2' ix. 1 .-. fjvgffiif V ws'M?n'X ,ff 5 N, Y,-:,rg,, . ,J m'5, 4 Gr 713-J I 'Wwifgik X. 13:-r-f?4f.? ,, . . A '+ i I . n .', 1 i 4 Maria n Hofstetter Mary Homer Richard Honegqer Terry Hopkins Gene Hoyt Billy Huber Ia et Hubert 3 v,'. wane, ' YE We a k x x f Q, I f A vv ' sh. - s Y Joyce Donald HUffmGH Icenogle Bobby Bill Hulson jackson Jack Laura Hulson Iarrell Barbara Evamgelia Huntington Jipris Delores Barbara Hurt johnson Patsy Bill Hurt Johnson Connie Davia Hyatt Johnson 4: . w' R X .5 .+wwNfA,f3 34 M? , ,,.x, . 5' 1 'ff' N X 5 Q 11091 ' Q ' ,C 4 M 'hw W Kathleen Johnson Lou Ann Johnson Mary Johnson Terry Johnson Wilma Johnson Dave Jones Robert Jones Roger Jones Russell Jones Carole Kamp William Ko nenberg Bill Keller Betty Kemmer x FRE HME ROY Kennie Jean Keown Walt Kiefer Donna Kimlel Gerald King William Kinney Q '. 5 v hifi? 'ia Q Lrrf ii 4-V fl Beverly Kirkbride Bonnie Kirsch Virginia Klee Leatha Kline Joyce Kling Sally Knickerbocker , X3-f - v N Illlllllll any iiye L Us HRK' an 9. 1. ' .X ' L2 E-3 ,Y gd . sHe :Qty ',r., ft- is . 3 'Q g, x U- Ma? ' Q54 '!igQ5J 4 1 L Wie Karen Knoll Pat Knott john Knowles Richard Koehler Patricia Lacey loellen Ladley l!E!llIlll'! gl IG f W 'J . W i Hi sy f 'Wd-I X , 5 ' X fu in 'im, , .,i4f'1itf R ' as sm',g3'. 1 s 0 , , xk M 121 f 4 - x we f f' W v' a. iz, -ar M f wax x ',1fX 5 . Y' may at 49 . 2 ik a ,-, it I!ii Ronnie Lagron Patricia Laialer Delores La asittel Nomcy La genbach Dea La gjahr Peggy Laus Beverly Lavigne ldliggi 3 43RQj?5i V rig wwf, N Ex .L J,.lE i 'Wing .W V .th, llllgilllll ift. . .A,f eggs? vu 'W f 'ff 3' M if 'iifylff tiara 1' ig gkwails g fam! A 1' 'WB' f . ,aff ,Eye crm, W tr-L .np 5 M Q .S ,K'i.w 4 'gi lhwfv YY E4 iiilzn , . ti VA - r m 'mmf ' 1, 9. 'V !!!gg!!!!II 'llI!!!llll IIIIIIHIIII db 55 f 'S Qsifl' ffKN:Afwi ieggigydv V ' 7f'FQX K Lynne Carol Gary Lawrence L0k0WiCh Madderom Robert Russell Arla Lawrence L0F9HlZ Maier Rodney Myrna Bob Leininger Lotze Mann Juanita Keith Ronald Lelm Lowder Mann Azella Raymond Garry Lewis Lowder Mansfield Bill Lucinda Fred Libolt Lowe Marcille Harold Archie Norman Linaholm Lyons Marcus Ronnie Marshall Joyce Martin Betty Matthews Charles Matthews Don Matthews Samara Maurer ' x l f . M' 5 'ti 1 A f LM tw ksh .4 78 F RESHME Mike Nancy Pat Mayhall Mette Miller Sharon Ralph Joyce McDowell Mikesell Mitchell DODH0 Claudine Rita McFall Miller Moody Jim Jack James McMorris Miller Morelama Donna Jacqueline Joyce Meinaers Miller Morelana Dianne Jessie Patricia Memmen Miller Morse X X f,i f ,Q ,J , -NLE 5 'I g a !A1hK,'r t!i 12Lzpwf ff:,,,swe it i Qi: 5 'i 'W ' f 'K . x .1 r'1.' -af r 9 we g?,i. I Zvi uw : sees gr haf M' iid 'sehrrsfwii fo: fa. Jr rf, -. , .QL A4 ff ,Q f l' i 1,3 We , n'. .Nb at-'If -hr ,, Lil ' . f , ,Q rlh W W, 'A ..L is ? Q ' 4451. Qggi , ,rj , H ' ft: 1 I- ' 5 . y r hhiesy sy, it W5 ,Xl1fiQ4 lirlb F 5, ,I A , H 9 mg x Q ..'A sgx ggkf ff-11 'N he 1, r T ' KM, ,n i' Qty? J? 11 i hr fl 'I -J 'ES wr in Ga Raymond Morse Robert Morse Bill Moyer Betty Lou Muaa Floyd Mummert Gloria Munis Barbara Murphy ...K r ? 1 !lIl!!!llll a ii fi v 1 r rl Ellen Murphy Charles Murray Harry Murrie Sheila Murrie Bill Myers Dita Ann Myers Joanna Nelson -'u M32 ff 5 Zfiptavftggi 4 n 5 01 II Q ffx lllllllllll Eakwhruhigg John Nelson Catherine Nevitt Jerry Nichols James Niles Peqqy O'Brien Ralph O'Brien Debbs Ohl gas Aiwfegk Douglas Olsen Janet Parker Bernadine Parrott Sa dra Pate Sandra Patterson Tom Pearson Sharon Lee Perardi Gloria Perry Carol Ann Philipp Donald Porter Jean Potter Nola Potter Harold Pugh fix X 1 .1 x 'ASA ' Q l L.,,,'N2'5! F RESHME Robert Dianna Patricia Pullium Reed Ricketts Richard Evelyn Bill Quasebarth Reed Ridgely Nancy Pat Na cy Haber Rennick Rink Milton SGMGFG Eleanor Rasmussen Rice Robards Twila Bernard Janice Lee Rauhaus Richards Robb Charles JSYYY Dianna Reason Richart Roberts , W' ' ff Q W: Q 13, iz , , R - fi ,AV - r, , , ,155 -L' - 5 M A 55-It r' -G 2 ZX i , , 4, f , E' 1? KJ ' X QL N . X. 1' X' ,f 'i , 'IN 1 Els r Hii xv? 6 1 K 'T N I. Q ,, n SA , .N a -K W -. 1 -V 3 1 . V' f .1 .. D ! in 71 'txt 'li . mf. f A . . 'X as 1 '-rf L ..'s I 4' -'x I,-fi ,fox p anvil' at - gf. 5' H if I! S N ay lsnr n s Q ., 2 Ragga '-VV, 1 ra: an H 'llll!!llll Illlllglllll Br, 3 f' f' X W rf- t7?,. ' rw r miQff.j ,fda 344 . Phan - .'.f.Q Greta Illeana Robison Ruppert Pqul Edward Roffol SGGC Joanne Donald Rogers Schaefer Richard ChHCk Rose Schellenberger Marilyn Eddie Rosecrans Schmidt Carol Robert Rotholtz Schmidt Michael Bob Rule Schneider .K y Joyce Schreier Virginia Schroeder Anita Schumacher I mes Scott Patsy Scull Virginia Scurrah Janet Sedekum I . , 31 1 1 Sf' 8 I al M M I r' N . ' ref n 'Q f 6 ,?y lx 'Q 5' 5 M .fgfz A 3 Jggynf f:A ry 5 'Qz5?Qfr i I is QM. is ., '13 r 'X ,V X, ni :L S 3QiF Wa! Q Paul See Helen Seidel Phyllis Shadid Nancy Shafer Mardell Shaw Arlene Shook Carolyn Shottenkirk Robert Shryock Stewart Silvest Ja e Slater Tommy Slavens Mike Sleater Linda Smart M152-. fy, tn, 1 Q 'ini ge ., ,. 80 ' 'sm F RESHME Bdrbara Smith Clifford Smith DOrothy Ann Smith Dorothy E. Smith Matilda Smith Norma Smith FV .TTL-S 'S ,f . M A' 5 WS ha ,eq hmm Ethel Stage Ronnie Staub Shirley Steele Carolyn Steidel Anita Stephens Ioa ne Stock T xt, ,Hb Bill Stone John Stone Mary Stone Io Anne Stotler Bob Streitmctter Delores Streitmatter dl f 'Ye ifrw' , A A gl .fwmx if E , fm- rl tg 95 fm fe? T wi vi 5555? if l 13 W ,E19Yg5?aQ?i m.1yf.', 3 rt C MW - if N7 T 1 5,3 'Wif i gy if ':y. Q ,, , 1., it ? I gn up ffrtz, . Y 'ax-6 - ,vt is u.. 3 2 I fi T 'X H. 45 Iymm fit lf! tx ' ' A V Ron Gary Mary Lou Ronny 'lg ' If N H S1-1rrCItt Tate Tomsovic Undenstock ' M, , Q-it fm fi' Pdtti JO Thomas Jewell Dick f J F V 'i l Sutton Tate Townsend Unes E, S , V Ray Them Home Dennis Swearinger Tegg Trapp Vqccaro ' I' . 'V Q Betty Don Pat JO Anne ' .f Swiqef Theinert Tripp VIIHLG-flirlghdm 4 V- , Bob Willie Charlaigne Teddy H ' X , ' ' W Swlqer Thompkins Trompeter Varvil A S42 l'J MUfViQ Gerald Cortez Marie Szubucos Thompson Trotter V0ris df' 2 GSOYCJG Harold Beula H. Gerald , . X, Tusick Thompson Turner Wdgstaff mf? , 'Qi' 54.2.3 'lf' '44-' A. fe 'I l fi f +R 1 fig, in b I M1 'AN K. F 'xt q4-i3fl fwwwrvafpa ' I 9 Jimmy Walker Martha Wallace Susan Warren Ruth Washington Joyce Watson i B 1 -VM A ft - N 1 4 if -'41 .., mm ,ff M lk ,fx fl 1- I nil i 9 'iii ue s x VXLN: ' I Bobby Watts Don Weaver Jeanette Weaver Jeanine Weaver Bill Webster A iw ' s if 'f , , 9? ff in ff 4-4 51, y .3 A 1..i E533 ' H ' 3 R gk, tg yr an y gy? . U ,Q h 1 pfax V Agigjf E h WiW'. Bob Pat Weeks White George Bob Welch Whitledge Harold EdGiG Wells Whittington Gerry Richard Welton Wiqginton Bob White Donna Wilcoxen Dale Williams Lois Williams Velma Williams sawn' 'Ol A xn X I . w.tp+?q X 1 Jim Willi mson Patsy Willis Ravalee Wilson Don Winski Mervyn Wisner F . H Morris Witter Ted Witzig GGFY Woerner Mary Woodruff Na cy York if jf' Q Q W Q M em' 'N 44g:'rQii'R 5 . 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S I'E':'4E'.'1?l . 1 ski2252aei5222:'-N25Sai:-:Ei-:+2::E1: sfgiiwvw A 9 5 Board of Education Dr. Melvin G. Davis Superintendent of Schools Dr. John H. Harris Dr. Anthony Marinuccio Assistamt Superintendent Assistomt Superintendent U' Mr- 101111 L- CGISOH Mr. W. C. Iucquin Mr. L. Ross Johnson Vice-President 5 E 1 Mr, Joseph O, Malone Mr. George N. Miles Mr. Edward G. Saurs Mr. Clyde L. Schwynart President Administrators ,gpvww aiu 1' -JJ ueliwii' MISS EMMA G. MACDONALD Dean of Girls I X' IWW' 1 2 W L fl MR. HARVEY L. TUCKER MR. L.R. MCDONALD Assistant Principal Principal BERTH1-X BERMAN, Ph.M. Eng- lish, English Usage. One Act Plays. N . W . ff V pr... .WA Miss E. Sperling shows her Senior English class the different costumes worn during each of several centuries of England's hist- ory with drawings by Pat Middleton. JEANNE BERMAN. A.B. Eng- lish. Journalism, Obser- ver Adviser, Quill and Scroll. X ll I. H. BURKHOLDER, M.A. Journalism students learn the do's and don't's of the newspaper English. Geography. Key profession at the same time get experience by working on the Woodruff Club, Gol f. Observer'. Nancy Dowling and Miss Jeanne Berman look over a recent issue MARGARET DALTON. M.A. Eng- KATHERINE LANGFON. M.A. WINONA WHITTINGTON EDWARDINE SPERLING, M.A lish. Prefects. English. Punlicity. PFANDER , M . A. English, Christmas Play English. Junior Red Cross, National Honor Society Ushers 86 l . EE Tri-Langua Club AS4 , GLADYS HEDSTROM . A . B. Eng - lisb. French. French Club, Tn. With the help of Jiminy Cricket and other special projects students like Donna Webb and Ra Sziaon learn Y how we derive common English words from Latin verbs. a Stuaent library assistants like Vladra Cooper and Pill Weyeneth acquire valuable experience for future jobs while serving a worthwhile school organization. In aaaition the library club offers many social events. DANE H. HARRIS. B. Ed. Speech. Sr. Problems, Debate and Dramatics, Qze- Act-Plays, All-School Play National Forensic League, Masque and Gavel, Speech Contests. ,- ,- .-f X' 921' 5 -Z2 X ff' ffzzaf V UM .1-1 . gk i an fl A25 31411, AVICE M. PERDEW M.A. Spanish, English, Pan- American League. FLORENCE WARFIELD. M.A. Latin. Vocational Guidance Placement, Latin Club, Tri Lanquage C.lUD. DOROTHY MORTIMER B.L..S. Librarian. Library Club. 87 V Q --nfrsunu DVC 95..- 3. at fl Social Studies E i n S Wt f History is more easily unaerstooa when maps. globes. and stuay guides are used to explain the events of the past. Mr. Hoeflin points to a spot on the globe re- ferred to in class work as Rosie Lee McKnight and Dave Michelson look on. A.'R. BUIS. ANDREW R. HOEFLIN. M.A. A.H. MCCONNELL. M.A. UD-lfed Sffffes ll!-5t0fYf Advanced Civics Advanced Civics, C-if-lzen5h1Pv TU-l-ismfm Busi- United States History United States History ne ss Adviser. A question is directed to the board of experts during a panel dis- cussion in Mr. Skagg's modern history class. Through these talks students have an interesting way of learning about the history of the world. 88 EARLE C. SKAGGS. M.A. U.S. History, Modern History, Latin Ameri- can History, Senior Class Play. KENNETH E. WEGNER. M.S Citizenship, Social Prob- lems . Observer Business Adviser. Science ci If ' f l ta- ! ' H .I , A X Y Yum R, QQ GEORGE W. KEY, M.A. Bi ology. General Science. With the help of many interesting fond sometimes complicated laboratory experiments, the physics students can more easily understand physical laws given in the textbook. EARL J. MILLER, M.S. EDWARD MOLL. M.S. Bi- V.C. SHEPHERD, B.E.D Physics. Practical Science. ology. Student Council. Cl1emiSffY- Sr. Hi- Y. LOUISE V, WHITE. M.A. Bi- ology. The life-sized torso, with its removable orgmis, gives biology stu dents a clever picture of human anatomy. Many microscopes. charts. and other visual aids help to make biology an interesting science subject. ii K - if , no A 5 .1511 2 ,c:e : 2 gilt A l'n ...A KENNETH I. BUCHER. B.S. NOBMA BULLOCK. B.E. Business Training. Citi- Shorthand, Typing. zenship. Talisman Edi- Visual Aids. torial Staff, Quill and Scroll. gk. ' e 1. . .g 1 an - 5 2 ' f Av sud' 1 ,ffgsifl E ' '-'xi ri ll . FLORENCE COURTRIGHT, M.A. Advanced Shorthamd. Secre- tarial Practice, Office Ma- chines. English, Camera Cluo. JOY Gould explains the finer points of china to Mrs. Marilee Bucy while Delores Hubert looks on. Joy and Delores, members of the Woodruff Education Class, work at Bergner's under the Cooperative Training Program. ll Si I1 Distributive Miss Bullock. teacher of the typing class in 304. looks proudly at her students as they peck away in time to the recorded music. This gives an opportunity to acquire smooth rhythm a a co-ordination. 90 e Ss 'Q 1 -21 1 1' fr- M .E QQ., , rrx, fi. A Q ROY A. GUMMERSON. B.S. Typing, Bookkeeping. Track Cross Country. ,,2T GP J- : .y 1 - fy 'DEZV E: ' 5. Q-f 1f 5 f-f 'X 1 GLADYS E. MILLER. A.B. Shorthand. Typing. Busines English. English. HELEN MILLER, M.B.A. Business Law. Bookkeeping, Business English. ROLAND W. SANDERS. M.S. Office Occupations, Busine Training, Distributive Edu C41fi0H- Jr. hi-Y. 1 S SS LYMAN R. BROWN. B.S. Blueprint Heading, Mechanical Drawing, Stage Set, Cheerleaders. CARLEFON I . IACOBSON, M . S . Printing. Stage Set. ALTON B. LONG, M.A. Wood- MELVIN H. BRYE. B.S. C.E. CARTER. M.S. Mach- Mechanical and Archi- ine Shop, Machine Drawing, tectural Drawing, Stage Stage Sets. Crew, Bulletin Board. H.E. COLLIEH. M.S. Mach- ine Shop, Advanced Wood. Citizenship. Activity Club Stage Crew. S The boys in Woodshop have an opportunity to learn and to t develop a sense of pride in their work by actually making articles r of furniture. Above. Mr. Collier inspects Don Lyons' project. working. Z 1 ry E. K nl X . , ' FRED E. TRUMPOLD, M.S. Advanced architectural pupils construct model houses to EleCtriCitY. Sophomore further acquaint themselves with the intricate details of their Football. future profession. Here two students carefully measure one of the many parts of their miniature building. 91 Physical Education ,f?1e'va. :-f' L,V ff ff! lg LQ! ff All WWW ' l ffl ly Ali ff ' I .l it H nk e2.H'! VIRGIL S. BOUCHEB. B.S. Physical Education, Health. Fbotball Coach, frosh.-Soph. Basketball, Assistant Tennis Coach, Warrior Tribe Adsiver. Student Insurance. THOMAS E. CORRELL. B.S. Physical Education, Health. Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball. The Goal-Hi provides an interesting variation from the regular game of boys' basketball. Here Bill Hermann is closely watched as he takes a shot for the basket. CHARLEY M. GROSS. M.A. Physical Education, Health. Assistant Fbotoall Cbach, Wrestling. VIVIAN MELLUTT. B.S. Girls' Physical Education Health. G.A.A. 1-wr - ,ol Hs- These Woodruff students. beginning their lessons, learn swimming tech- niques. These special physical education classes meet for a half hour two nights a week at the Y.W.C.A. Through these classes students have an oppor- tunity to learn swimming under a trained superviser. M.ai' MILDRED SCHEFFEL. B.S. Girls' Physical Education Health. G.A.A. Mathematics Algebra is offered to gooa math students as a beginning subject for higher mathematical studies. VERNA BLACKBURN M A Above, Miss Blackburn points out the original equation. Algebra. Mathematics WILLIAM G. CARLIN. M.A. Plane Geometry. Solis Geo- metry, Advanced Algebra, Trigonometry. State Fair Exhibits. MILDRED M. MAHTENS. M.A. Algebra, General Mathematics . I M F ,. ROGER E. ENGELBHECHT. W. E. EVELAND. M.S. Al- E. F. HARMS. M A M.S. Exploratory Shop. gebra. Mdthemdtics. Pro- Mathematics, Algebra Woodworking. General jection Crew. Geometry. Intramurals Mathematics. Freshman Frosb.-Sopl.. Baseball Foo tball, Stage Set. With the first warm days of Spring. the geometry classes go to the park and put into practical appli- cation the rules they have learned during the winter. ,Z L if It's easy to see making cake is just an everyday occurance to this masculine chef, Carl Fidler. as it is to all the members of the fooas classes. No job is too large for these cooks to tackle. 'Skt-. S-v ii Q 'Mother a a Child Care' is a special Rea taught in all home mamagement classes. It is phases of homemaking that girls learn for use HAZEL E. AITCHISON, M.S. Clothing. Fd ily Living. Y-Teens. CARINA HEINZMAN. M.S. Clothing, Home Management LAURA HEDSTROM, M.S. Foods, Home Management. 94 Home Economics Cross course one of the many in their future homes. ELSIE MAE MCCLUGAGE. B.S General Homemaking. Music It takes many hours of practice sessions, like the one pictured above, in order to develop the W. H. S. band that is considered one of the best in Illinois. Cl, XJ ,x JiQ,?,ee9Fw ,a-3342 Q ,v llblfaie X x Ill' my Q, ,- ' Q: 'ffff k f ' zz 1.05, N I X . , off - ,' , f X Q - W I ', m il ,Q'4f' K x' 4 15 C HH f yf'. ,. 'W xt 74 1, 1, 1 ,I - Members of the A Capella Choir have an opportunity to work together and learn to appreciate good music. These members are snapped in the often repeated act of donning their robes for a coming per formance . RUTH BLACK, Accompanist. LAWRENCE FOGELBERG. M-M- Band. Junior Band. usical Melcmge. DoLoaEs LAUDEHBAUGH. M.F.A. Acappella, Girls' Choir. Boys' Choir. Girls' Glee. Girls' Sextet, Lt. Opera Ensemble. Freshmen M1-lSiC. Christmas Concert. to eff J. E. SZEPESSY. M.A Orchestra. When Christmas time comes to Woodruff. art students get out the paint rollers ana spray guns. By making seasonal cards they have an opportunity to develop talent and originality. iiffieiff M Wilt' Q j f Q ff , I , , 4 .X C., ,f , . GLENN SCHWARTZ. M.A. A t iff, f Q fff- ff, ' Design. Crafts. Art Service U, if' ' 'xy Q X I club. 711 X ' f f ice Staff Not pictured - Ruth Curtis Attendance Clerk 1 Genevieve Dean Maxine Greeness Thelma Wolfe Records Clerk Secretary to Principal Treasurer 96 Z' r ..'1 e t l V 61 i5?Qf i -N, . E 1 ff: i C: R , s e l Custodians Irene Kirk, Nellie Absher. Aw e e A. - 2' H. ' 5:5 ' li . it vs xg dx x y 4 r 1 'U Q I' fx ' 4 - V ' I A 1, y r '21 ' 15, .ey 3 ' ' c i ,:fN:... Top: Joseph Schaub. Head Custodian: Ottilia Ulrich, Custodian: Ben Kirkup, Fireman: Julia Bolam, Matron. Girls' Gym: William Whalcm, Custodian: Bottom. Fred Pozony, Gardener: Charles Neuhaus, Custodian: Charles J. Kav- anaugh, Custodian: L.L.Gunter. Fireman: Melvin E. Bower. Gym Custod- ian: Edwin B. Fall. Engineer. Kathryn Cole, Bessie Stewart, Bernadine Russell. Farmi Blczk . L'll' P t , Le ' Nordstrom, Esther Palmer? Mari? Sailxtescin E erson na fret lU lJClEA Q -X 'f H , 1 'Q Qin , ,VA,1 I -- A'1 , 1 . 'I - 'V 5 .f::'Q.Q,.'f.:f '3::5,., A' ' L - N ' . 1 A A ' ' A If V . 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Senior Class Stunt UNRUN gms -:- Sophomore Class Stunt Junior Class Stunt Freshmcm Class Stunt Pow Wow Freshmen win again! With the aid of Abraha Lincoln and his story tell- ing the underclassmen triumphed for the second consecutive year. Under bright lights amd layers of make-up the four classes presented their stunts to open the homecoming festivities. Climaxing the whirl of activities surrounding the week-end celebration was the crowning of the Chief a d Princess. Reigning over the year's dance were Chief Duame Lovestrand a d Princess Marlyn Sitton. Ksister of last year's home- coming Princessb. WI Glen Crowe as lawyer, Montgomery Hawkes, has just told Lois King fpegl of the death of her uncle and her resulting inheritance. Don Selvy, as the butler: Micheline Brajon lmaidl, Al Fuson lChristia Brentl, a d Betty Smith lEthel Chichester? listen to the surprising news. I' xx rl1lV,:' . I 'l'm goin' back to I I me fatherl' M qi, 4 r K f A l HAIVFRH. I02 Senior Class Play Peg 0' My Heart This year's Senior Class Play under the direction of Mr. Earle C. Skaggs was the story of a poor, young Irish girl who went to live in England and be reared by Mrs. Chichester. Peg came to Engla d but for friendship a d took away love. Betty Smith, taking the part of Ethel Chichester, has just fainted as Bill Burns lAlarie Chichesterl, Barbara Jurim lMrs. Chichesterl. Lois King lpegl, a d Dick Scrivner llerryl look on. All-School Play Murdered Alive The All-School Play was directed this year by Mr. Dane H. Harris. ln a scene from the play Glen Growe lMarvin Ryderl rises unexpectedly from the dead with the unconscious Bill Burns fActon Cha cel in his arms. He greatly surprises his friends and fa ily, Don Selvy lOtis Marvinl, Dick Scrivner fWar ner Miltonl, Mary Voss fMrs. Ryderl. and Carol Chap- mam flris Aldal by his sudden appearance into the already confused household. Listening with mingled surprise and disgust as Don Selvy fOtis Marvinl reads the unusual will of Mar- vin Ryder are Bill Burns CActon Chamcel. Glen Growe fthe Mysterious Stramgerl. Peggy Davenport KMrs. Backusl. Penny Butterfield KTillie Meekl. Fay Duncan lArden Hydorl. MGIY VOSS iMfS- RYd9f7f Carole Hermann KLGVEYU Speedy' Carol Chapmmn qlris Aldqjl Carol Darnell fArlene Iva sl. lack Lawless lMr. Backusl. a d lunder tablel Dick Scrivner KWarner Miltonl. Three ne-Act Plays THE LAUGHING GHOST When Pamela lFay Dunca l arrives at the home of Joe lDick Scrivnerl, her fi- ance. she finds the house in an uproar due to ghostly laughter lKathy Hartrickl which in reality is Uncle Ed lMarty Sulliva l. Aunt Barbara lPeggy Daven- portl. Elaine fFra ces Bavisl. Daisy lSharon Harperl, a d Cleo lPenny Butter- fieldl look on as Uncle Ed is caught in the act. THE ELIGIBLE MH. BANGS Mrs. Foster fBeverly Dingerl and husbamd lHalph Wiesehanl try to ar- range a match between their friend Lucille lGloria Hetherlinl amd the ele- gible Mr. Bangs llack Lawlessl. The ensuing events lead to a happy ending. CHAIN REACTION Cynthia lNancy Schwartzbeckl feigns the swallowing of Barbara's engagement ring as Robert Blair fDon Selvyl. Buddy Dale lBill Costellial, Mrs. Blair lSally Jo Greenessl. Barbara lDoris Hermaml. Kippy lGlen Growel. amd Helen Newman lDinah Walderl look on with anxious dis- appointment realizing that their source of money is no longer available. Junior Prom All set for the big dance of the year! Guy Hatfield. president of the Junior Class and king of the Junior Prom, calls for the queen of his choice, Shirley Livengood. As Shirley slips on her coat and accepts her corsage from Guy. both look forward to an evening that will provide memories for years to come. y kfgsx -an-f' pf- ' .X X Christmas Formal A small reindeer c ndle with his pack of lipstick, as well as the spark- ling gold amd red program were given to each feminine dancer who attended the Christmas Formal. Sparkling, romantic memories are recalled by these souvenirs pictured in a minature world amidst snowflakes and Christmas wrappings. Sock Dance The Woodruff Warriors with their Indian maidens shed their mocasins for one evening to dance in their socks. The soft pitter patter of feet, garbed in all kinds of color- ful stockings, accompanied the soothing mu- sic of the 'Musical Teens. This was one of the after game dances sponsored by the Student Council. Cuest artists. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kellogg, besides unusual arrangements, lighting effects, and student soloists, combined to make the annual Winter Concert of the Woodruff band a big success. Playing to a capacity audience, the band intro- duced many new songs including 'Git on Board' ac- companied by the majorettes. Tue surprise of the evening was furnished by Paul Yoder, who directed the band in a new crronge ment of 'Tell Ne Why'. The band is under the direction of Luwerence Foqelberq, member of American Pandmaster's Associa- Senior The end of winter o d the coming of spring was the theme used by the Seniors at their annual class party. Scores of Seniors and their guests enjoyed the varied entertain- ment, refreshments. a d decorations as they attended their last party at Woodruff. Y Band Concert Part Enix IO Wiffillit Q -'L , I . 'fQ:'Q:2ifs:if ganl ga lonb 7 M '7 ff Fr, f fx P' X xx ff Q 'Qi f! X Af '-'nag '.v.i AAAA' v- ':'- . 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Some of the functions of the council are: dances, lost and found, school supplies, student directory, lyceum assemblies, and elec tions for class officers. These functions oid in the improvement of school conditions. Richard Kaylor President if Mr. Edwa d Moll Charles Cha berlain Ad vi Ser Vi ce- Presi den t Marlyn Sitton Charles Broughton Treasurer tj? V. .. 1 B V 3 6 g e Q X i' ' J Carol Yonce Bill Weyeneth Secretary Donna Simpson Bob Suloski Parli memtarian I I if 1. -uv- A 2 of 4 fs Spero Margaris Margaret Pfisterer fi-' , ,1' 8 wa! E ,, Q B 1 Carole Hermann Jeanette Weaver Judy Turl Corres Secretary Betty Welch GSU! Jim Brown John Horn Margie Wiela d Bob Coughlin Russell Breedlove Ieamnie Weaver Larry Hendricks Beverly Wilson 5 , . V . A A , if all J' X as A :fs-:.' A '-' A 1 ,'... . L3 , .MB 1 , Q ' 5555- V -5 A fi XJ ei X ' il 1 if . ' X -fkivi 3 Cl A 'Q A . as sis A If ix Q Q Q 1 1952 , R h QR ' W fy -3.51 ' ff' ' sri I Top: Deirdre Bryant. Jack Chitty. Second: Barbara Jurim. Richard Kaylor. Robert Calwell, Richard Day, Erika Erich. Ruth Goss, , Christine Hanson. 5 ational Honor far, A , Nancy Martin, Louise Rothman, Marlyn Sitton, Howard Smith. Third: Mary Jean Thompson. ,Tudy Turl, Mary Voss. NATIONAL HONOR SMIETY :H Society Top: Priscilla Adams, Mary Adleman, Pat Allison, Ruth Uzird: Shirley Hewitt, Mary Ellen Hull, Robert Martin. Barbara Barnes, Betty Call, Eddie Carpenter. Nelson. Jackie Patterson, Judith Peterson, Wilma Pryor, Second: Charlotte Casteel. Joan Christy, Adele Edenburn, Mary Jack Randolph. Green- M0HiCf1 Green- PhYlli5 Huftwiq- Bi-U He-iss' Barton: Pat Reeves, Dick Richardson, Charlaine Rose, Verena Schneider, Gloria Snedden, Iim Stone, Jerry Weiss, Dick Witzig. 1 ' 'R Class . N . . 1 gf ' X , 'F 1 , A 1951 ' Je H K , J' F J x H il . 1 q N 1 11 ' 1 if ,gl ff Ar Q L , , 1 V 'HU' ,gy y r 'QV k k .,, ., K K bl:,,,i K tk K' A 5, F Q wx -1 1 1 . - hr-,I , ..' ,V M ., 1 X A , '1 A ,. 1 f . ' .1 1? K ' V , 1 , V 1. M . H ,cgi I ,,-,, Q ff -F ,Y 2 . :fx f 1 scifi 1 X' , 0 X . X X I, y x.,,,-- A A y V ., V Elfifiii XX . I Y H2 Mary Voss Valedictori an Louise Rathman 94.5 95.00 Salutatorian Top Ten l Barbara Deirdre Bryant 94.05 Anderson 94.60 Nancy Martin 94.57 Christine Hansen 94.45 Ruth William Boldry 93.97 Donna Webb 93.91 A1-de Goss 94 . 25 ne Smith 93.87 IIS Talisman f f icers Cherida Burchell Circulation Manager Erika Erich JoAnne Semlow Business Manager Advertising Manager Mr. A. R. Buis Business Adviser Kenneth I. Bucher Editorial Adviser Talisman f f icers A Maryn Kuehl Co-edi tor Mary Jean Thompson Glen Crowe C0-efflfof Sports Editor 'Q li -1- A 4? 5 A fi if Delores Kunkle Iea Pottorf Donna Webb Talisman Business Staff Mufind Chidmes Harriet Eridh Marilyn Joyce Myrna Laube Patrica Lavigne Jean Murrie is ef Barbara Streitmatter Patricia Tripp Dinah Walder II6 Caryl Scherff Marilyn Murrie Priscilla Wightma B9VeflY BfadleY Sandy Schwclrtzbeck ff' Iiifaf Mary Ann Addis Marilee Foqlesong Carol Harper Pct Travis Barbara Whitlow Talisman Editorial Staff Lois Boswell Mary Cook Joanna Gaines Betty Hammer Iecrn Ladley Donna Meinders Donna Simpson Product i on Manager Shirley Stern Gedi t Manager Ed Hoerr Business Manager J 5 f 35 .. Jeanne Smith Circulation Manager Malei ta Whi taker Circulation Manager Max Hoerr Bu sin ess Man ager An- Bonnie Barrett Advertising Manager Wm n'ttVt Carol Anderson Production Manager Mr. K. E. Wegner Business Adviser Hirst How: Cynthifl Seifert. Jeanne Smifhf Donna Simp' Second Row: Mr. Wegner, Frances Bavis, Malaita Whit son, Shirley Stern. Carol Io Ancb rson, Shirley Sanders, aker' Arlene Shook. Judie Kina. Barbara Gillingham' Delores She-U'Y- Bonnie Barrett. Ed Hoerr. IIB bserver Editorial d an Business Staffs Scholarship and hard work, as well as a great deal of valuable experience in meeting the business people of Q Peoria are opportunities offered to Woodruff students on Sharon Mccqddon the OBSERVER Business Staff. While working on the OBSERVED, - one may gain membership in Quill df Scroll as well as the Editor privilege of earning a letter. g The articles in the bi-weekly OBSEHVETR are the work of the K -- editorial staff, composed of high ranking journalists selected . from the student body. Their work consists of gathering the l '.,, news, writing the articles, and waiting to see it in print in .A - the OBSERVER. The OBSERVER is a member of Columbia Scholastic i - , ' Press Association, National Scholastic Press Association, and 'greg A Quill and Scroll an international journalism society. fir EDITORIAL STAFF Educ: .... ..-...-.Sharon McCaddon K A.I'! Editor! ..... ..-.. ........... ,. ' --Na.ncy Dowling. Deirdre Bryant Feature Editor.. .......... .Pat Scott Copy All'f--.. .... .Marilyn Seymour Nancy Dowling Junior Edi tor Feature Wxlieu ....... , ........... -------------Gera1d Errion. Elaine McCaddon. Priscilla W lg h t m a n ?ortn S!a!f--J ack Chitty, John each, Dick Hotfman, Phil Rastat- ter. xg 95101 Reporters Ma Wickert Lois Abbott Mike Allar 6 4, Pat Blust,-Ehericii-Burchel-15: Barbara 'Burdick, Gayle Burnette: 3 Q Judy Camenish. Betty Carter, Darlene Dickman, Eleanor Daw- r f- son. Jeanne Dooley, Jugy Garrett, Kay Hendrlcl-s.Janet Hu- 'U bert, Walter I-Iuif. Ma 'yn Johnson, Shelley Lemon, Anita 4 Q Powers, Jane Rohde, Stew Silvest, Marie Staub, Marty Sulli- Q, Q van, Mary Lou Tomsovic, Dinah Walder, Pauline Warnke, lg 9' Beverly White. lunlneee ullllggl .... .... ........ ---..--------- Hoerr, Max Hoerr Advertising Hunger Bonnie Barrett Credit lunge: ........ Shirley Stem Production lhnegen--..--..---..- Carol .To Anderson. Donna Simpson Chemie!-lea Dlnuqernlemne Smith Ali! Chunk!!-on Manager ..... --- -....-....--..---.Melelte Whitaker 43 Business s'rAn' SOHGUOXI.-..------...------..----.. -----.Frances Bevis, Barb Glllivg ham. Judith King, Maru Mel Shirley Sanders. Cynthnl Seifert FACULTY SPONSOR! Editorial Advher..-....-......... --...--... ..... lull Jeanne Benner Business Advieor..--.....-...--.,.. -------------lh. Kenneth Wegnel Prinelpel ...... .ln L. R. llebeanld Hirst How: Lois Abbott, Mary Wickert. Marilyn Seymour, Marilyn Seymour Copy Assistant Betty Lou Carter. Deirdre Bryant, Darlene Diekman, Beverly White. Priscilla Wightman, Nancy Dowling, Kay Hendricks, Pauline Warnke, 44 Deirdre Bryant Assistant Edi tor Pat Scott Feature Editor Mi ss Jeanne Berman Adviser be-cond How: Jeanne Dooley. Dinah Walder, Marie Staub. Third How: Elinor Dawson, Jack Chitty, Stewart Silvest Elaine McCaddon. .lflne Rohde, Shelley Lemon. Shf1r0I1 Mccfid' Marty Sullivan, Mike Allar, Phil Hastatter. John Keach don, Barbara Burdick, Janet Hubert. Marilyn Johnson. Gayle Jim Erwin, Gerald Errion, Mary Lou Tomsovic- Burnette, Anita Powers, Cherida Burchell. llldlf Garrett' ,,1 2. Q? sf -S A A 2 also l mi -af' MQ QW! O Qlllll nd Scroll front How: Carol Harper, Carole Darnell. Fra ces Bavis, Peggy Davenport. Fay Duncan, Shirley Aderma . Second how: Mr. Harris, Mary Voss, Priscilla Wightma , Bill Burns, Marilyn Melvin, Vonna Lou Chambers, Duane Shelton, first Low: Beverly Bradley, Carol Harper, Priscilla Wiqhtman. Carol Jo Anderson, Pat Scott. Jeu Ladley, Mary Cook. becond How: Sharon McCaddon, Deirdre Bryzmt. Joanne Semlow, Darlene Diekman, Lois Abbott, Nancy Dowling, Caryl Scherff, Barbara Whitlow. Zhird how: Phil Rastatter, Max Hoerr. Erika Erich. Maryn Kuehl, Mary Jean Thompson, Ed Hoerr, Jack Chitty. Absent: Cherida Burchell, Bonnie Barreth Debate MAO Jil. Hoger Arenas Tom Bachtold Charles Broughton Harold Hedges Al Hetzel Ea Hoerr Mr. Burkholder Charles Chamberlain Jack Chitty Dick Hoffman Kyle Howell Bob james C2 Key Club President .... ... Howard Smith Vice President .. .... Kyle Howell Secretary .... ... Darrel Gresham Treasurer .. ... .... Jack Chitty Adviser ...... Mr. I. H. Burkholder The Key Club is composed of boys able to meet the scholastic and service requirements. The objectives of Key Club are to provide experience in living a d working together. to develop leader- ship. to serve the school and community. a d to prepare for useful citizenship. Ronnie John Kamp Nixon Rick Mark Kaylor Nixon Bob Bob Mundelius Smith A 4 A , A ' v' pn, it . Bob Colwell Bob Coughlin Dick Dunn Don Smith Howard Smith Bob Sulaski fx te 5 'Q fs ,AF-g, I fi .fav fa f'f:, an ' 'AH .r gm f Q X Jim Fleischer Darrel Gresham Charles Hakes David Voigt Tom Walton Bill Weyeneth 0 ,443 . K' 1 Q Q gi:!P if gi M. mi Y-Teens bt nding: Mary VamLamingho , Inter-Club Coun- cil. Sa dra Bucha an, Inter-Club Council , Bar- bara Schneider, Secretary, Dody Hamilton, Vice- President, Delverna Szabados, Inter-Club cil. Seated: Emily Bauwens, President. first how: Shirley Knobloch, Judy Braun Buchanan, Priscilla Wightman, Beverly Wi Bauwens, LaDonna Anderson, Loraine Hemel VanLaninqham. Coun- on. Sandy tziq,,Ehily ius, Mary Y-Teens are girls composed of all nationalities, races, and creed. from ages 12 to 17 years of age. The purpose of Y-Teens is 'To build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our lives the ideals of personal and social liv- ing to which we are committed by one faith as Chris- tians. The activities include: parties, movies, and Caro ling, also banquets with the Y-Teens of other schools. becond How: Delverna Szabados, barbara Phillips, Barbara Schneider, Lu Ann Elwood, Norma Bergia, Jo Ann Elwood. Carol Beebe, Dody Hamilton, Betty Lou Carter. Senior Hi-Y The Sr. Hi-Y is the largest and most active club that is open to any Junior or Senior boy who wants to join. The goal of the club is 'To create o d maintain high standards of Christian Character in the school.' Annual projects include: salt wa- ter taffy sale, and participation in Youth in Gov- ernment Day. first How: George Christopher, John Johnson, Tom Walton, Ken Gillig, Maurice Hamrick, Kyle Howell, Bill Weyeneth, Bill Fleming. N,q Pl- .,-f X Bill Fleming, Vice President: Bill Weyeneth, lreasurerf Jerry Russell. becretaryp Bob Smith, President. Second how: Mr. E.I. Miller. Roger Sokolis, Ken Gridley, Bill Hoerr, Garth Knobeloch, Bob Smith, George Raeuber, Glen Growe, Dave Pettit. Don Sperry, Ray Szidon. U.ira How: Walt Schaefer, Gene Hoerr, Charles Curry, Charlie Broughton, Mike Allar, Carl Weber, Mike Bollma , Jerry Russell. first How: Keith Lowder, Bob Jones, Harry Murrie, Allen Broughton, Bob Schneider. Bill Libolt, Tommy Slavens. Second How: Mr. Sanders, Jim Eggerichs, Delbert Bireline, George Tasick, Kent Look, Ken Helms. Prefects first How: Bob Watts, Louis Coe, William Price, Bill Hill, Gary Bunyan, Jay Flanagan, Ed Bruqgeman, lim Erwin. becond now: Peggy Boyer, Donna Kimlel, Elaine Kolb, Jean, Pottorf, Sharon Collins, Marilyn Rosecrans, Geraldine lor dan, Vivian Johnson, Beverly Knobeloch, Marilyn NelsuL Jeanne Dooley, Donna Kashner, Marlene Kohler. cr 1 Third now: Russell Jones, Nick Stroff. Bill Schaal, Duane Shelton, Robert Koenqeter. Bill Entwistle, Ronnie Hamilton. Junior Hi-Y lhird how: Dave Potter, Art Knuth, Richard Heise, Phyllis Russell, Martha Peterson, Jeanne Smith. Mardell Shaw, Bar- bara Ginocchio, Sue Brodbeck, Beverly Condiff. Ia ice Droll, Phyllis Williamson, Jane Keller, Carol Schneider, Ardene Smith, Ken Corneluis, Glenn Buxton. 7 How 45 Don Sperry, jerry Lonergan, Del Bireline, Dick Scriv- ner, Don Selvy, Mike Allar, Bob Hanson, Darell Oard, Bob Smith. Darrell Blair, Walt Schaefer, lim McMorris,Guy Hatfield I24 first Raw: Mary Jean Thompson. Margie Wieland, Second How: Jeanne Dooley. Miss Macdonald, Beulah Turner, Shirley Landwehr. Beverly Bradley, Barbara Jurim, Maleita Whitaker, Priscilla Elaine Hess, Barbara Huntington, Sa dy Schwartz- Wightman, Nancy Martin, Bill Knuth, Richard beck, Nettie Brown. T First how: Janice Robb, Carmine Davidson, Pat Hendrickson, Wilma Begner. Second How: Delores Sellers, Beverly Wilson, Judie King, Lou Ann Herma , Pat Hill. Norma Bergia, Joyce Hedges, Janis Blackburn. Mary Lou Lutker. Kaylor. Jim Webb, Barbara Bradle, Betty Woerner, Martha Noonan. Ruth Goss, Marilee Foglesonq, Joyce Qoodrich. Ushers Third How: Ravalee Wilson, Patsy Hurt, Betty Shaver, Irene Schielein, Barbara McComhs, Carolyn Shottenkirk, Ginny Wennerholt, Carol Schneider. l25 First How: Dorothy Smith, Donna Webb, Beverly Wain- wright, Carol Lokowich, Ellen Murphy, Delores Streit- matter, Sa dra Patterson, Kay Schmnk, Linda Smart Joyce Morela d, Carolyn Barnes. Second how: Jean Murrie, Marilyn Joyce, Pat Ricketts Marlyn Sitton, Donna McFall, Beverly Wilson. Sandy Schwartzbeck, Joyce Richardson, Marilyn Day, Sheryl Knickerbocker, Eddie Booth. first how: Edna Feeser, Nancy Wilson, Carol Darnell. Thelma Grigg, Sheila Steenrod. Beverly Witzig, Joanna Gaines, Carol Chapman, Lorraine Sinn, Vella Cavanaugh Susa Warren. llird how: Evelyn Wharton. Frances Bobeck. George Welch. Philip Smart. Gary Woerner. Fred Davis. Charles Engstrom, Dwight Streeter, Dick Martins, Myrna Laube, Marie Staub. Second How: Ray Szidon, Lillia Woods, Paula Hampton, Connie Blumenrader. Emily Zerwekh, Pat Hill, Penny Butterfield, Mary Johnson, Marjorie Flowers, Patti Jo Sutton, Ja e Rhode, Jean Keown, llleana Ruppert, Arline Dorey. Kathy Hartrick, Judy Camenish. Delverna Szabados. Frances Bavis. Third How: Fred Weaver, Kent Look. Keith Poshard, Glen Child, Larry Laesh, Jack Reum, Bob Heggemeier. Craig lvers. Bill Hill, Jim Wickert. 26 Latin Club First lbw: Na cy Lincoln. Shirley Sanders, Mary Avery Barbara Bradle, Shirley Jones, Dorothy Schwartz, Erika' Erich, Elinor Dawson, Joy Ru dolph, Judy Garrett, Marg aret Ehlen. Second How: Stewart Silvest, Gary Madderom. Jean Ham- son, Marina Chiames, Mary Stone, Marilyn Nelson, Bev- erly Bischoff, Laura Iarrell, Anita Schumacher, Arlene Shook, Helen Gerontes, Sonja Anderson, Cherie Vogt, Sharon Perardi, Sharon Gray, Dave Yates, George Seiz. Beverly Wilson. Treasurer: Donna Webb, President: Lorraine Sinn. Secretary: Jim Eggerichs, Vice- President. ihird Hgwj Jack Murphy, Lee Dobbins, Gary King, Ronnie Gerard, Jim Eggerichs, Gene Hoerr, Ronnie Allen, Ken Sutter, Jim Johnson, Dick Mathison, Louis Watson. , X 5' 5- '+I f l g lr' . F J. ,,., rg. Jig - 2 , A V f I 'ff 'xr . f . , r f wi .N . G ,Q fl. W. A 4 42, f aw. , M' l 'dll' V it . .af Q . K I ATX h ,. 4 AQ , 4' 2 F' ' r 9 M Q ' P 5'-E Q ' in 33 ri. P i o -N . P r V ' ' - ,ff . I '3- ff. 'fi I of 8 ' fin? f A V- ' 'A ,fiffw za if J 'X of ,,, .fr 5 . 5 r .'fP'- ' - it - S 1 ' , lk ' ' ,. - 1 P K , Q.. 4' -- T: X 2 I ' 5 f f-l 4 -9 '33 ' 'Q' li Q Q4 r xg 11 f' G uf L ' 'EI' . gr K . L, yn. x ,V 1 I I 5 y i r. 7 J- , Q ,'... K . 5 .V Ay Arthur Carol Edythe Carmine Marvin Charles Kaye Lqvee Marilou Robert Arghef Brush Conqer Davidson Gordon Headley Kline Lewis Moddrie Hqrlene Dwight Bgb Gloria Shirley Max Elaine Raymond Garry Bqumbqch Chaplain Coughlin Farrar Hardwick Hoerr Kolb Lowder Mansfield Micheline M5-SS lim Dick CUT01 Sharon .TOS Michael Brcj on Perdew Fleischer Dunn Harper Pqt r ison Kennell Mayhall Advisor President Vice-Presiaent Vicppresidenr Secretary Treasurer VW? P ' at 1- . an A merlcan A 4.4 cuban .IQ-A xiii, ffl -A ?i:r-,r-QA-vis rg Elaine Gwen Martha Carol Jack Bob Terry Ron Priscilla McCaddon Neher Peterson Pollock Rowe Smith Stauske Surratt Wightman Nancy Carolyn Mary Joanne Carol Don Carolyn John Dorothy Mette Panus Peterson Himmey Schneider Stafford Steidel Tinsley Wohl Dan Joyce Bill Eleanor Don Harold Dale Ronald Beverly Morse Pawley Pierson R0bGrdS Sperry Stafford Stromwell VanLaningham York -Q59 3 :za 92l 12? . fat Life e if t rr 14 'dl xr if fl l l gf . xi C Ji if rar 5 'l G l -Y ' ef-5 4,-'A' , Fir I li! if 1 A ll.. fr ' l My my ef S. I 156 Jr .Q - by ff ai! Q 4, if gg, U - ' in M Y ,LJ ' Q-W ' - Vs M5 . x I vw' Af 9 -an ' ' .. A, QQ , kg .A af' -arty ,pil 2 'ST ...fr zz i M ,Q Ji , - rv ,. h . r ' X ff, . r , . ' 1 .X 'X . u s ,V 2 , f f- r 4 we , l if ,K f .N J, ii. 'F , z 1' First How: loyce Goodrich. Elsie Checklin, Rosie Mae Burnett, Norma Avery. Penny Butter- field, Donna Webb, Karen Shafer, Beverly De- febaugh, Frances Bavis. Second How: Edna Feeser, Donna Shrum. Sheila Steenrod, Bob Willis, Al Fuson, Richard Wynd. Gene Hoerr, Carole Darnell, Donna Woodruff. Janet Wilson, Delverna Szahados. First how: Carole Yonce. Shirley Willia s, Lois Wooley, Eva Zimmerman. Mary Wickert, Martha Noona , Marlyn Sitton. Barbara Whitlow, Beverly Wood. Second How: Nancy Lincoln, Phyllis Willia son, Erich Erika. Ed Clark, Charles Curry, Richard Kaylor. Larry Laesch, Priscilla Wiqhtman, Mary Voss, Sara Whitaker. Third How: Dave Yates, Dave Michelson, Bill Weyeneth, Jim Johnston, Ronnie Allen, Bob Coe Louis Watson, Howard Smith, Richard Martens. Vocational Guidance Third How: Mike White, Bill Wright, Bonny Gerard, George Smith, Carl Weber, Kent Sutter, Jerry Birket. Jim Cunningham, Jack Pierson. Ji' Publicity W Mr. Collier, William Wright. Jerry Birket, Gerry Welton, Bob Stewart, Bill Hoerr, Ed Clark lon ladder! . Junior Red Cross Each home room is represented in the Ir. Red Cross. This large, active, service organization has a varied a d interesting program. This year's projects inclued: money for the Kansas flood relief, a pa ty at the Peoria County Nursing Home, and candy sales at the school functions. Standing: Barbara Miles. Committee Chairman: lean Murrie. Committee Chairman, Bill Twedell. Vice- President: Priscilla Wightman. Chairman. first how: Susan Warren, Jean Ladley, Gloria Myers, Pat Lavigne, Jean Murrie, Marilee Foglesong, Pat Tripp. Second how: Gloria Perry, Jean Pottorf, Carol Sch- neider. Nadra Cooper, Connie Lawrence, Patricia Ricketts, Jane Garrett, Nettie Brown, Carol Harper. X ,f Els- Third how: Betty Reynolds, Mary Addis, Carol Chap- man, Charles Henninqer, Bill Twedell. Charles Broughton, John Nixon, Gary Priddy, Barbara Miles, Fay Duncan, Ioellen Laaley. fourth how: Laura Iarrell. Ellen Murphy, Marjorie Hoerr, Barbara Hegqemeier. Shirley Steele, Priscilla Wightman, Maleita Whitaker, Sandra Kall, Sharon Snyder, Donna Stringer, Sandy Buchanan. I l3I btamaing: Billy Blackard, Anita Schumacher, Marie Roecker, Harriet Erich. Donna Buxton, Io Ann Elwood, Ann Holler, Barbara Murphy. Gloria Perry. Nadra Cooper, june Caldwell. Charles Stiles, Richard Brewer, Kent Look, Mrs. Dorothy Mortimer CAdvi5erJ Bill Weyeneth, Art Rose. Bernie Rohman. first how: Donna Bradley. Rosie Mae Burnett. Barbara Phelps, Nancy Rink. Library Club The Library Club of Woodruff High School is one of the most worthwhile service organizations. Students, assisting in the library one period each day or before or after school. not only help teachers and other students: but, learn how to use the library. Parties, picnics, and the annual educational trip are social events of the Library Club, Nancy Wilson. Vice-President: Erika Erich, Presidentg Martha Noonan, Treasurer. Second now: Lauraxlarrell, Phyllis Auqsburger, Nancy Wilson,Iean Patten Third how: Myrna Laube, Emily Zerwekh, Barbara Schneider fourth How: Martha Noonan, Donna Woodruff, Edna Feeser, Frances Bobeck. fifth How: Irene Schielein, Erika Erich, Caryl Scherff Marilyn Rosecrans. f - Q n gf 1 h if vi A -,,E ,-f ' A V ,. l32 v French Club TOP PICTURE first how: Marilee Foglesong, Ruth Sands, Mgfthq Neis, Nancy Shafer, Shirley Williams. Pat White. Ja e Goth Second how: Jane Slater. Shirley Landwehr, Duane Shelton, Don Bowton, Ion Burnham. Bill Knuth. Norman Marcus. Dick Hoffman, Mary VanLaningham. Biird How: Gloria Hetherlin, Martha Noonan, Jeanne Smith Ihrlene Diekman, Beverly White, Betty Woerner, Maleita Whitaker. Ruth Goss, Pat Samsel. BOTTOM PICTURE first how: Katy Hess, Charlaigne Trompeter, Pat Lavigne, Betty Reynolds, Harriett Erich, Shirley Thompson, Jean Ladley. Second how: Miss G. Hedstrom, Nettie Brown, Mike Endres, Perry Johnson, Bill Burns. Ed Hoerr. Bob Harlan. Robert M drie. Warren Harris. Sharon Collins. Shirley Landwehr. Treasurer, Sara Whitaker. Sec retury: Jeanne Smith. Vice-President: Barbara Jnrim. Presiaent. Third How: gd- Lou Chambers, Nancy Martin. Bonita Nichols, Barbara Iurim. Peggy Davenport. Yvonne Burnham. Connie Lawrence. Mary Cook. Sara Whitaker. Vonna vs ryv Sandra Bucha a . Vice-President: Phyllis Williamson. 5ecretaryj Jeanne Dooley. President: Bob Sulqski' Treasurer. First Row: Donna Kretz. June Caldwell. Donna Kashner, Adrian Schultz. Shirley Steiner. Bessie Schleigh, Myrna Laube, Jeanne Dooley, Ann Holler. Art Service The purpose of the Art Service Club is to provide pictures, signs. posters or any art work needed for all the departments and clubs of the school. The club also makes posters and provides publicity for the highlights amd events of the school year. Membership is open to any talented art student desirous of serving his school Second How: Mrs. Eichorn, Sharon Harper, Peggy Davenport, Ronnie Achterberg, Charles Peer, jack Reum, Dick Caldwell, jim Webb, Larry Winkler, Jim Predell. Charles Brubaker, Bob Sulaski, Bob Harlan, John Keach, Lillian Buck, Mary Wilmsen. lhird How: Patti Io Sutton, Donna WQ0druff,Carole Her- mann, Phyllis Williamson, Delores Streitmatter. Nancy Martin, Sandy Buchanan, Erika Erich, Ginny Wennerholt, Norma Bergia, Marcia Lev. l34 Hess Christine Hansen Mary Voss Nancy Martin becond how: Carol Duke, Miss Florence Courtright, Ronnie Trapp, Ioellen Ladley, Marilyn Dimmick, Carole Hermcmn, Carol Schneider. Beverly Knobeloch, Ronnie Staub, Paul Pearson. Third how: Richard Coltrin, Dave Michelson, Jim Walker, Charles Carson, Dean Rogers, Eddie Fouts, Charles Schellenberger. ,lim Cunningham, Jack Pierson, l I35 First Row: Carmine Davidson, Karen Sullivum, Kathy Second How: Beverly Defibaugh, Io-Ann Irons. Sandra Hartrick, Maurice Hamrick, Don Hill, Charles Heuninger, Bucha am, Donna Shrum. Marilyn Seymour. Marjorie janet Short. Sheris Warren, Doris Warschawski. Hoerr, Sharon Harper. Karen Shafer, Beverly Wilson. ff'c A 't t First How: Bonnie Hankins, Anna Rickard, Micheline Brajon, Kathleen Johnson, Claudine Miller. Susie Himington, Wa da Workman. Second Row: Mrs. Greeness, Miss Macdonald, Beverly Wain- right. Namcy Lincoln, Darleen Fry, Irene Schielein. Sneila Third Row: Beverly York' Elaine Meceddenl Dorothy Smith' Steenrod, Sandra Sheley, Sally Greeness. Miss Dean. Miss Mary Van Laninghqm' Mary Tupp' Evelyn Reed' pet Hill' Wolfe. Dita Ann Myers, Marlyn Sitton. l36 ,fy '- First How: Roger Strode, Raymond Morse. Leverett Mans- Fourth How: Bill Hoerr, Carl Fidler, Eugene Stepzinski, field, Robert Morge, Charles Thomas, Charles Curry, Kent Mohr, Walt Schaefer, Don Selvy, Mike Bollman. Second how: John Nixon, Lester German, Charles Carson, Dave Michelson, Jack Pierson, Bernie Rohman, Jim Cunningham, Bob Schmidt. Third How: Mr- Evelfmd. lim l0h1'1St0l1. Rex Brehmer, 0 to Marty Sullivan, Ed Arnold, Ken Gillig, John Dawson, P All C W Dick Brewer, Bert Miller, Jack Bishop, Douglas Stott, Edward Trunk. Cosmetolog L-jeafedf Bill Costellia. Darlene Brown, Janet Wilson, Doloris McEvers, Joyce Shaner, Eleanor Pearson fTeacherl. Standing: Doloris Vaughan ICJ, Eva Schrai CMJ, Pat Resler CMH , Margaret Fehl CMP, Glenda York KCl, Clara Gluck KCI . l37 ll LC QXQQ GSX 9 R. 5,91 wif fs qt X Vai' Rv- 1-1- 1 I -eg. 4' n is 1 ' f ,v Girls' Sextet Seated: Barbara Waldron, ,loan Nelson, Standing: Sharon Collins. Dinah Walder, Judy Turl,Audrey Loving. A Cappella First How: Dinah Walder. Iecmne Corzine, Jane Garrett, Qhifd How: Sharon Collins, Carol Glaczenski, Barbara Melvenfi Shfidid. GC-WY Priddy. Bob Grant. IC1Ck MUl'PhY. Miles, Suzanne Elwood, Ginny Wennerholt. Charles William Costellia. Hauptly. Wayne Root, Larry Luesch. Ken Gillig. Second How: Paula Hampton, Donna Jenkins. Dorothy Fur- Foul-fl, How: Shirley Murphy. Donna Stringer, Sandy Sheley ref- Ellen Brewer- MGTY LOU Gquwitz- Fred Weaver' Rich' Sandie Kall, Florence Hoerr, Richard Cricier, C.B. Prunty. ard Eddy. Perry' Johnson. Bill Twedell. Jack Reum. Mixe Octet Seated: LaDonna Anderson. Standing: Dorothy Parrer, Bill Twedell. Sally Greenness, Micheal Rule. Judy Bovin, Bob Lawrence, Judy Garrett, Jim Rudd. A Cappella First How: Jack Curtis, Glen Aeschlima . Ralph Stauf- 1Tird How: Don Graham, John Walwer, Boyd Neaveill, fer, Pat Smith, Ioa Sommerville, Barbara Waldron, Don Schaffer, Norma Peterson. Sonia Klein, Ardene Doris Libolt. Smith, Lois King, Shirley Augsburger. Second how: Clyde Stenson, Stanley Kerker, Bob Stew- fourth How: Kent Mohr. Ted Rice. Charles Broughton. art. David Baker. Nita Rae Myers, Janis Blackburn. Dave Voigt. Barbara Burdick, Connie Rock. Carol Chap- Doris Herman, Joyce Richardson, Namcy Phillips. man, Shirley Wright, Sandra Sollars, Lorraine Sinn. First How: Keith Lowder, Jim Brown, Phil Burnette. B 9 Terry Gottschalk, Eddie Booth, David Slavens, Joe Whitely. Richard Hose, Jim Rudd, Jim Howat, Max Shields, Ronnie Durand. 1:1 Second how: Bill Myers, Ion Bateman, John Carrith- ers, Fred Shadid, Don Durand, Charles Henninqer, Gary Priddy, Eugene Colbert, Pat Rennick, Bob Law- rence, Bob Hulson, David Ca enisch. Girls' G ee Club first now: Patsy Deisher, Patsy Willis, Mary Woodruff june Caldwell, Beverly Betson, Virginia Schroeder, Dianna Roberts, Eleanor Robards, Claralene Iles, Shirley Steiner, Carol Beebe. Segond How: Josephine Thompson, Billie Book, Marlene Gibbs, JoAnne Van Laningham, Donna Buxton, Myrna Lotze, Wilma Johnson, Nancy Shafer, Lynne Lawrence, Azella Lewis, Neva Heward, Karen Shafer. hoir Yhird How: John Bugg, Don Tallyn, Archie Lyons, John Knowles, Leonard Harband, Harry Murrie, Milton Chamberlain, Jay Dee McGee, Marvin Szabados, Pat Casey, Ronnie Hamilton. Bill Simpson, Russell Jones. Fburth How: Dick Unes. Lee Reed, Bob Hill, Chuck Brubaker, Glen Schofield. Ronnie Lagron, Jim Herri- man, Eddie Fouts, Rodney Leininqer, Gene Hoyt, Paul Roffol, Bob Streitmatter, Tom Pearson, Bob Prentiss. Third How: Yvonne Hill. Marie St. Clair. Harlene Baum- bach, Janice Droll, Mary Alice Rust, Arlene Shook. IOYCS Billerbeck, Florence Erickson, Sally Whipp, Shirley Knobloch, Carol Philipp, Merridy Altorfer, Joyce Mitchell. Fourth how: Maleita Whitaker, Wanda Lisle, Eva Zim- merman, Carol Lokowich. Sally Io Greeness, Barbara johnson, Donna Shrum, Audrey Addis, Wanda Fuller. Shirley Flexer, Sharron Baer. Darlene Yurqutis, Sheila Fr nz, Mary Hebmam. l42 first How: Cherie Vogt, Bonnie Hankins, Jea Nichol- son, Evelyn Gra t, Dody Hamilton, Jocelyn Evans, Dolores Sheiry, Susan Rimington. Second How: Pat Hendrickson. Jacqueline Hilsabeck, Shirley Foster, Ann Reed. Marilyn Nelson, Emma Davis, Gwen Neher, Beryl Farlin, Beverly Ellwanger. first How: Sharon Baer, Nancy Brockmeyer, Eula Vaughn Jane Slater, JoAnn Farrar, Kendra Book, Janice Robb, Karen Knoll, Marilyn Day. Gloria Myers, Carmine David- son. Second how: Shirley Webb, Mary Lou Lutker, Roberta Nott, Evelyn Wharton, Joyce Anne Kling, Joann WilliamS Linda Theissen, Shirley Hauptly, Mariamn Hcfstetter. Lucille Callender, Nellie Rathman. Girls' Choir Third how: Shirley Cleveland, Shirley Stimeling, Carolyn Adams, Barbara Karrick, Donna Heathcoat, Sharon Lee, Carol Burk. Mary Cloyd, fburth How: Louise Duncan, Carol Wolland. Eileen Schildmiller, Donna Petzing, Barbara McCombs, Barbara Streitmatter. Dorothy Short, Shirley Jones, Phyllis Herman, Carolyn Panus. Girls' Glee Club Ihird Bbw: Bonnie Kirsch, Patricia Knott, Betty Mat- thews, Shirley Thompson, Joyce Martin, Lou Ann Herman. Imogene Meischner. Nancy Boster, Beverly Defibaugh, Wilma Begner, Shirley O'Grady, Carol Selburg. fourth How: Shirley Aderman, Rosemary VanDyke, Joyce Cochran, June Blair. Alice Coyle, Bernadine Parrotn Barbara Bradle, Mary Lou Tomsovic, Eloise Hoerr, Joy Randolph, Sharon Crews, Judy Garrett. IW3 Melveno Shmoid, Icne Gmrett. C.E. Prunly, Bob Fivefvxcrt. Music Council o Sandy Schwcrtzbeck, Sharon Pattison, Uormfx Webb, Mcxrlyn Sitton Uzead Mcrjoret tel . Beverly Wood, Martha Nels, Rene Romans. , K Band Ensembles FIRST COHNET TRIO Standing: joe Kennell, Bob Immes, Seated: Don Lyons. WOODWIND QUINTETTE Standing: Ed Schmidt, Dick Coltrin, Warren Harris. Seated: Patricia Ricketts, Marilyn Dimmick an rs v. 55? FRENCH HORN QUARTETTE Don Filzen. 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Smith, Shelley Lemon. Audrey Loving. rchestra lhird how: John Pavelka. Carole Darnell, Vonna Lou Chambers, Sheila Murrie. Pat I. Smith, Dorothy Schwartz, Sheila Steenrod, Phyllis Unaerwood, Emerson Hahn, Terry Umdenstock. fburth How: Jerry Lee Cole, Jim Budd, Don Filzen, Ron- nie Slonneqer. Charles Hakes. David Bergstrom, Dale Wise Phil Smart, Dan Bergstrom, Dwight Streeter, Milton Ras- mussen, Rob James. IDU DIXIELAND BAND Charles Hakes, Phil Smart, Kyle Howell, Darrel Gresham, jim Howut. The Woodruff marching bond, under the direction of Lawrence Fogelberg stu ds at attention in the fc iliar formation W.H.S. At +.1Em .S. gy .,,., 1 'VAA 1 fi A-- ' 1 f 51, ', '1 ' . IL...1 ffl: .1 'NNY .. ' 3 q M 5 ' ' A .ifg A,,A if 3. Q fY.1'n- Q! 1 ff'l6 . if j 1, T' 1 A , gf 'livff '- ,, ' Ev .. , H . v--! i CQ,+,.1zAwNjf' .., A.,., I I A ., ....- W. .,.,. vvlv 2 1. 1 1 1 A i .,1ff?f?:f I V 1 .'11.. ,,'V, ' ,f 5 .. A 1z'fmQ.w.., .,,. 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I g'.j.1.5g ,.,. 1.1. , 5' iglffrlv -..' ':.:. b .N , 111. -,'1-'-. 1 ..1- Nw. .... 1 5li:3.f'f15-iii55'5f5'5'512 1f 'Q ' 155' h ' - i f A: 1' Q V . . ' 1. 'L . ., 'fjf if ,,,. ii,:.E'::i V .. V . A. V ' ' ..14 ,.. . N ..... ,..1 b AIAQ, V,.V. 15 11.r5.1ifgfj1E .,b. Ii, :li 1.... 5 1 '-,. - 1 21. ' 313.12 ..,.. 1. ' x ,. 1-1' ' fig:-1:?g15fQ.Qf I' '31 ,, 1 E 'SI K A -.. :ff:.Q'i I 'AEVI ii3ii1.gQ1 L+ T Mr. Thomas Correll Mr. Roy Gummerson Mr. Fred Trumpold Varsity Basketoall lrack and Cross-Country Sophomore Iootuall Varsi ty Baseball Coaches Mr. Virgil Boucher Vclrsi ty Foo tball Mr. Charles Gross Ass' t Varsi ty Football Fresh -boph . daske tball Wres fling Tennis Mr. Roger Englebrecht Mr. Harold Burkholder Mr E P Harms no . 4' It freshman Football Golf Fresh Soph ddsebflll L 7 3 S J First How: Keith Poshdrd fmgr.J, Don Allen Imgr.l, Dick Second How: Virgil Boucher fCoachJ, Walt Helmick, Clyde Murray, Chuck Chamberlain, J.W. Bell, Bill Draper, Boh Stenson, Harold Stafford, Wayne Hoot, Dave Pettit. Ken Sulaski, Jerry Utley, Tom Bachtold, Duame Lovestrand, Gridley. Bob Willis, Ed Hoerr, Charles Curry, Bob Calwell Charles Hauptly. lack Chitty, Don Hill, Paul F. Pearson, fCo-Chptcdnl, Bill Hermann, Bernie Rahman ICO-Captoinh Warren Homann. Kmgr.J, Bruce Stuart fmgr,2, Hob Mundelius, Cfmck Broughton, Jerry Werner, Jack Molleck, Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Won 6 7 19 7 25 32 14 19 19 7 21 arsity Football Quincy Galeshurg Central Canton Lincoln Manual Kewanee East Peoria Pekin Spalding Lost O Ken Sutter, Jim Gouran, Roger Clemmer, Mel Bower flrainezl Charles Cross IAssistonl Ctnchl, 1 Yhird How: Bob Funconnon, Roger Strode, Mdrk Nixon, Dick Nhn Norman, Dennis Kirby, Eduardo Berenguer, Roger Sokolis, Phil Smart, John Walwer, Bob Falatka, Kent Mohr, George Smith, Don Schaffer, Roland Flanagan, Al Edenburn, Jim l0hnS ton' Don Stafford, Greg Voros, John Nixon. The 1951 Woodruff gridders under Coaches Boucher and Gross rolled through the season with an average of .B67. This was very good considering that there were only G lettermen back from the 1951 squad. Although the 'iron men' lost the first tilt to Quincy 20 - 7, they came back to whip Galesburg 19 - S. They dropped the next game to Central 19 - 7, but under the lead- ership of Co-captains, Bob Colwell and Bernie Rahman, the Warriors tore through Canton and Lincoln. The latter game being our home-coming. After falling to Manual, the Woodruff boys defeated Kewanee and recaptured the famous silver horseshoe from East Peoria. With two games remaining we lost to Pekin 40 - 7, but on Turkey - Day the Warriors whipped Spal- ding for the second time in 13 years. The sparkling dis- covery of the year was Dick Murray. Transferring from Chicago, Dick played some real football for the Warriors. Dick was chosen on the first team of the whole city. Also sharing all - city honors were Bernie Hohman and Jerry , Werner. Other graduating players deserving recognition are: I.W. Bell, Duane Lovestrand, Jack Chitty, Charles Hauptly and Charles Chamberlain.On the whole the Woodruff Warriors played a hardfought, successful season. l55 M T . V Z vw vi? - A f J SKI ll . R? L Don Hill -L L 4 Q dm. J fi Q, FE Qlar fe r back H Draw za , . A eww . 3, , ' ' ' f H'95.:?':Qi' ' 1.3.21 x U fiiixlffii' vbiffw- Shivl - 'A f , gffa , g..g,.Zl'lg, 57j?aff 7 ' ' .1 ' Je 335,3- 1 ' fi' is Ken Sutter B05 Cvlwell Center End, Co-captain 2nd team, all-city Bob Sul uski Hal fnack Football Jim Hewitl Giard Bob Mundelius jim Gourqn Center Guard Ed Hoerr Tackle f L-,gfvqsnmuxfmwxmu f - . z . . I ws ww g...1fwf:: . 5'2f 'F -1 2 f .-wa.. WWW fy g, Q ,Sql ,,,A2 m f . 1 , 5qf 5,, , ' Y ei 4 l A14 wi .5 4' M, Abxfgiry' 5 - L' f 54' Q wx Q-Qeliv ffci ' H21 lf Wx? ' 'N f v. f'f-lv ..,- ,. -1i,1 :,1, EN .' :Q 1 ' 'V W L ' swf? Q -'ffm '-1+-2 F '22, 1 QM Jack Molleck Edd .Terry Utley. hal foack Jerry Werner Pull Buck Tackle LW. Bell Chuck Chamberlain Quarternack Charles Curry Cen ter 1 r N :hh f .4 . ' . me sm the I I ADJ Q ,. r. ti .' X sikfwsfiwfli r f 4 ....,mfW ' ' M, L? k we , fy SJ K -2 ' -' A- -Ray: -new ,.:vWC.Qwfz QF i k??wQgrfmF'5EjLg , W V 'X fr .4. 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A pai: AL.g,'3. . 6-fQ2,:Qi!' f?f1?gm,9' f r -if 1 t AP:w1Z' f , Hg, ff.y3,.5-is ,r -, mga Bob MaHarry Harold Stcfforu Lal fuuck Eh d Duane Loves trend Full Back Pick Murray All -City hal 1' Lonlf Tom Dcchtoldx H111 if Flick Chcrrjr--s Eroughtc-n Foger C16-mmer Guard Tackle Front Row: john Nixon, Dave Slavens, Royce Elliott, Bob Q Funcannon, Perry Johnson. Mark Nixon, Jack deed, Bert S F b Miller. Murray Pople. Roger Hanson, Roger Strode. a Second How: Mr. Trumpold lCoaChl, Jim Herriman. Dick Van Norman, Don Stafford, Don Wyss, Dennis Kirby. Greg Voris, ,Tim Johnston, Al Edenburn, Jim Caughey, Dave Ross qmgf, 5 , First How: Clifford Smith, Marv Gordon, Jim McMorris. Richard Quasebarth, Richard Barrack, Milton Chamberlain Third How: Steve Root, Jim Carpenter, Fred George, Dick Ronnie Clemons' Bill L5-bolt' TOUUUY Slmfens- Davis,.Cczrl Gruss. Kenny Helms. Gary King, Dick Martens. Second How: Mr. Englebrecht ICoachJ, Allen Broughton, Mike Sleater, Dave Camenisch, Bob Swiger, Marvin Sza- hados, Dave Alhaugh, Gary Tate, Bob Lawrence. Dick Honegqer. Harry Murrie Imgr.I. H Third Row: Russ Breedlove, Ken Cox, Jim Franklin, Bob Fleisher. Roger Bergia, Ronnie Lagron, George Tasick, Ralph Mikesell. Dwight Chaplain, Roger Gouran, Norman Marcus. 1 1 4 1 1 I58 First Huw: Bob Suluski, Jerry Utley. Clyde Stenson, Second Hb,, Thomas Correll qcbachyl Bill Shaffer Melvin Johnson, Bob Colwell, Don Smith. Dave Voight, Bob Mundeliusl Jon Burnham, Sam polk' Bob Corley Bob HG9emeY9ff JEYVY Gfcmtf ., Delbert Bireline, Ronnie Willamson fmgr,J, Warren Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Wbodruff Woodruff Woodruff Homa n fmgr.l. Varsity Basketball, High of Normal Spalding Pekin East Peoria Kewanee Mamual Lamphier Quincy Wells Rock Island East Peoria Central Ma ual Ca ton Abingdon Central Spalding Princeton Mason City Macomb Galesburg The l95l-52 'hoop men' completed a successful season under the excellent coaching of Mr. Thomas Correll. They started off the season by beating U. High of Normal amd Spalding. Dropping the next game to Pekin, the Wdrriors came back to whip East Peoria before being defeated by Kewamee and Manual. After this the Warriors 'see-sawed' back and forth by beat- ing La phier. losing to Quincy, whipping Wells of Chicago, losing to Rock Isla d, amd winning a thril- ling game over Central, 58-57. Mamual managed to slip by the Warriors as did Canton, but they ca e back to whip Abingdon and Central before falling to Spalding. Sparked by Captain Bob Colwell the team finished the season in fine style by beating Princeton, Mason City, Macomb, and Galesburg. Outstanding men on the team were: Ion Burnha . Bob Colwell, Don Smith, Clyde Stenson, Bob Corley, Del- bert Bireline. Jerry Grant uu ard Basketball Nw? Jon Burnham Center Bob Corley Guard Sam Polk Center l60 Marvin Johnson fbrward Clyde St en son Forward Delbert Bireline Forward Bob Colwell Ibrward Don Smi th Lizard Individuals Dcxve Voi qht Guard I6 2 in -Q i s 4 - I - 9 M ? my R Q 4 N - k 1 fl, X an in x 1 I , 3 Milo? E1 Q H .lv fir S E18 First How: Dave Cumenisch, jim Akins, Frank Dewitt, Mczrvin Gordon, Dove Jones. Ronnie Clemons, Bob Lawrence. i Second Row: Virgil Boucher KCQUCM, Pete Breedlove. Jim Franklin, Ted Witzig, Ed Pouts, Dick Honegger, Louis Coe, Marvin SZl1bQdOS lmgzxl. First How: John Nixon, Arthur Archer, Don Wyss, Roger Hanson, Dick Dunn, Dick Mothison, Royce Elliott. Second now: Virgil Boucher fwaclrl, Greg Voris, Dick Coldwell, Jack Rowe, Gene Ehrlich, Ken Sutter, Fred Davis, Mark Nixon, Sam Swiger, James Fyke. .J gf uf- l62 JS-,J-. ,,1l,,.VxX , X ,jig g i , Charles Peer. Art Durand. Dick Scrivner, Chuck Ledgerwood, Jack Rowe. 'Glen Aeschlimcm, Dick Heise, T Mr. Burkholder fCoUchJ . G 0 o Don Hill, Dick Downs. Darrel Gresham, Norman Geyer, Bill Hoerr, Fred Boss. 3'- Wiki? W. mil RUP W3 , 9 Q' X. L Hirst how: Earl Harms fCoachl. Roger Marsh, John Nixon. Gary Wilms. Jim Johnston, Larry Bishop. Second Row: Ernie Baldcclc, Steve Root. Fred Davis, Ken Helms, Dave Slavens, Dave Downs. Third How: ,Toe Goebel, Al Dentino. Sill Morgan. jay Pendleton, Tom Baker. Q - Kar Fivsivv wr! rv , , , 55 , q5lllRUr, ,Q im N Q 0 Q tx is 'Flu ,V .xwwmwfr rHNVNWh . -- Q F resh-Soph Baseball Seated First How: Joyce Klinq, Joanne Ford, Willie Bell, Pat Pos ter. Seated Second Bow: Phyllis A1-lqSburger, Charles Bru baker Catherine Crik ,Tim Feldman Standing: Helen Seidel, Louise Gentry, Carol Glaczens ki, Ravalie Wilson, Karen Knoll, Milton Chamberlain Pauline Warnke, Azella Lewis, Jeep Willms, Ronnie Goble . X Ei-lixisllv if bu ' ,jx 1xi'pJJf'.S- N., L, xl, .xx Q 5 First Row: Don Lyons, Bill Gand, Dick Hoffman, Bill Third Row: Mr. Correll fCoachl. Warren Hvmdrm. Draper. Sanford Cantor, Jack Chitty. Terry Lewis, Chuck Chamberlain, Delbert Bireline, Carl Weber, Ken Sutter, Phil Weinstein, Jack Molleck, Don Smith, Ronnie Second Row: Bob Gibson, Duane Lovestra d, Bob Calwell. Dave Stratton, Jon Burnham, Bud Hire, Don Wyss. Bob MaHarry. Gene Patton. The l95l 'diamond men' completed a very successful season with a total of eleven wins and 7 losses. They started off the season by beating Armington and East Peoria. After dropping a thriller to Central, 2-0, they went on to beat Canton, Mia County. East Peoria, a d Manual. Glasford m naged to beat the Woodruff nine. be- fore the Warriors went on to overthrow Washington and Kewo ee. After this the Warriors met defeat at the hands of Central, Galesburg, Spalding, Ma ual, a d Pekin. ln the meantime, they won over Glusford and Armington. The outstamaing men on the l95l team were: Gene Patton Captain, Bob Colwell. Carl Weber, Bill Gand, Bob Gibson, Bud Hire, Ion Burnham. Jack Molleck, and Don Wyss Williamson lmgr.l. Varsity Baseball Woodruff l3 Woodruff 7 Woodruff 0 Woodruff 5 Woodruff 6 Woodruff 4 Woodruff 4 Woodruff 8 Woodruff 0 Woodruff 2 Woodruff 8 Woodruff 2 Woodruff 0 Woodruff U Woodruff 3 Woodruff l Woodruff 3 ' Woodruff 2 Won ll Armington East Peoria Central Ca ton Mid County East Peoria Ma ual Mid County Glasford Washington Kewanee Central Galesburg Spalding Armington Manual Glasford Pekin Lost 5 7 gw gpm? 'ir'- ' . V S Jig, 1 L M 5 3 2: ffm' w. ' A .riff Sanford Cantor Pitcher t t t Baseball Q ff ff, 2 , ' J . f , .. Y! 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' Hs:,,,.N2+'.qff- gig f fizffnfy , ' ' ,rn ' 4 Lg'w,S5i, ,f 1 f'515Ps.5i?5i3i 7X1: 1 um. 4..s.9k4.Qfsw,w,.4i?3.'35fs 4. A-2' -.M -1 Terry Lewis Catcher ,Q 2 5, ij N , ' '- 5-fa 'Q f A , ' 2 ,,1:x , v K i ' , F' . e i 4 i f 1 . V i A iY?fiivifi'7'.-'gl'?Qf .Q ., it iF5f:?S?S5?tf' ' K w e we - J '-'M Ma-fi wif Bob Colwell Third Base Bob McxHc1rry In fi elder yt : J. .ug LJ.. ' f E 'N . 5 -W 41 R- M 5 , ,', ?5.. if i W ' L -'-ff 1 V 1 A if Don Smith Out fielder Ion Burnham Pitcher First How: Dave Jones, joe Gummerson. becond Row: Bonnie Hastings. Bob Smith, Jack McCombs, Tom Walton, Charles Hakes, Bill Benner. Dick Dunn, Bill Stone, Bill Weyeneth. Third How: Bill Kohler, Boger Knaggs, Glen Growe, Jon Burnham, Dick Heise, Dave Johnson, Walt Schaefer imgr.l. fourth How: Bob jones, Ray Szidon. Boyd Neaveill, Delbert Bireline, Jim Scott, Bob Mann. Cross Countr The 1951 'long puff' men roared through the sea- son like a strong tornado. Undefeated, as usual, the Woodruff Cross - Country Team bowled over Washburn. Galesburg, and Pekin in rapid succession. The 'thin clads'then captured first place at the Geneseo Invita- tional meet at Genesee, Illinois. After a week of rest, the boys went on to capture first place at the Illini Conference and District meets. The latter victory entitled them to compete in State competition at Champaign. Illinois. It was a horrible day with a gail blowing wind and tempera- tures ranging near the zero mark, however, the warriors came through in fine style for Woodruff - coming in third. Competing in this meet were: Bob Smith, Jack McCombs, Tom Walton, Charles Hakes, Bill Benner, Dick Dunn, and Bill Stone. To sum it up the squad completed a very success- ful season with due credit going to Mr. Gummerson, their fine coach. I68 Woodruff 15 - Washburn 50 Woodruff 15 - Galesburg 43 Woodruff I5 - Pekin 49 Geneseo Invitational First Illini Conference First District First State Third First Row: Wayne Root, Tom Walton, Irv Sellers. Bill Weyeneth, Bill Benner, Bob Wagler, jack jerry Lindenmeyer. Clyde Stenson, Tom Ba Randolph, chtold. Second How: Roy Gummerson lCbachl. Roger Arends, Jack McCombs, Bob Smith, Dick Samsel, Jerry Hayden, Jim Kats. Dick Richardson, Bruno Bauwens, Jerry Weiss, C.B. Prunty, John Schermer, Harold Hedges fmgr.l, Dick Brewer Cmgr.l. Woodruff 55 lf2 Woodruff 87 Woodruff 98 Woodruff 88 112 Woodruff 82 l!2 Farmington 3 ' Woodruff 88 2X3 Kewamee Relays Woodruff Geneseo Relays Woodruff Normal Relays Woodruff Illini Conference Woodruff District Woodruff Greater Peoria Woodruff Third lbw: John Walwer, Walt Schaefer, Dick Day. Harold Stafford, Leslie Baysinger, Mike Allar, Ed Hoerr, Bob Willis, Warren Oldham, Roger Knaggs, Ray Sziaon, Glen Growe, Walt Helmick, Guy Hatfield, Ronnie Hastings. Varsity Track Washburn Chillicothe East Peoria Pekin 5 Lewistown Canton 24 22 24 17 l!2 26 15 2f3 lf2 lf8 First First First First First First The 1951 'cindermen' finished the season, as usual, in exceptionally fine style. Under the able coaching of Mr. Roy Gummerson, they swept through all local dual com- petion undefeated, only to go on to the more difficult relays to retain their winning streak. Toward the end of the season Central, Pekin, amd Mamual felt their wrath at the Greater Peoria Meet. The next contest to fall to the Warriors was the Illini Conference and then by winning the District they were entitled to compete with the victors from all over the state at Champaign. Illinois. It is a very high honor to compete in this meet of cha pions. The boys that deserve special recognition are: Jim Kats, captain. Bob Wagler, Tom Walton, Charles Hakes, Jerry Weiss, Wayne Root, Tom Bachtold, C.B. Prunty, Jerry Lindermeyer, and Bob Smith. l69 M, ,Fu-F' . is-'S 'Z-ffm ,gqwifl-H . .Q W .1 mg Se if 41 ffl-A 1 m F K A 1 r 1 milf -Eg , ff 115 S' FY' ,, .c:gMify1'gfs:-.a' ,,f . ., ,V Bob Smith bprin ts and Relays .vi ' w x vw ,Q W . , f . 1 1 , hw 1 r .452 Aw- W , Bill Weyenetn Pole Vault Di ck Ri churdson hi gh Jump and Hu rdl es 'A- M Z 1 ' 4 l Jim Kats Bob Wagl e r Mil e fl - ' - Captain ' , yn hurdles and Relays P ,l 199 Yard Dash 1 A. Q A , ' 5 ve , I d' 'dh 1 ll lVl 113 S ,A 2 ' A fy t I ' Jerry Llndenmeyer Irv Sellers 4 Y. N2 Mile 100 yard 11151, ' . . . ' ' , fm ' f X Q 1 T .gs ' Tom Walton Bruno Eauwens Mile and lf2 Mile lf2 Mile M Q? ? 5 53i 5 fif 'i - Jim Kurs, Bob Smith, C . B . Prun ty . Wayn e R oo t Rel ay Te am Wayne Boot Bill Benner Broad Jump and Relays l!2 Mile I ,,? , . -ff' Jack Randolph 440 Yard Dash C.B. Prunty .Sprints and Relays Tom Bachtold Pole Vault Charles Hakes Jerry Hayden lf2 Mile Discus wr- I P . M , , .IQ , . :Wx ' , 4 x 4 ,J 4 , ,, il, - K ' , -,as 3 . b 'W'fa f'f 1 5.9 ., fx If if . Maw is f-fm '- M :zi :. i-V2 K- '. S- 1 -' nie!-.P Ts- ' , ik , Ji 5 H. l . A it .4 A . me-f W-1: Qfggwp 5:55411 H9 '.. - ZY2'-,ai ' 49 , N, Jvffm. 3, vas- V ' Y, First How: Bill Kohler. Bob Hagemeyer. Craig Ivers, Second How: Roy Gummerson fCoachl . Diek Brewer. Phil Rasmrrer. Walt Helmick. warren Oldham. Tom Roqer Clemmer. Fred George. Paul Schmelsser. Ed.HOe-rr Bachtold. Roger Knaggs, Bob Munaelius. Dick Dunn. Bill DQV9 Befgstmm' GUY Hatfield' Laverne Arends' Jim Bourlet. Bill Shaffer. Don Allen, Ronnie Hastings. Carpenter' Harold Hedges' Dick Martens' F resh-Soph Track li Wrest mg Second How: Phil Rastatter. Bill Liholt, Drrve John- fj,-St How: Harold Hedggsl Fred Shqdid, Charles son, Ronald Hastings, Perry Johnson. Charles Broughton Henninger, Bill Benner, Murray Pople, Bill Weyeneth, Paul PSCIISOH, Bill EriCkSOI1. ROI1nie Mdrshclll, Dave jim Carpenter. Jim Johnston. Duane Lovestrcmd. Harold Fredrick, Jim Erwin. Allen Broughton. Charley Gross Stafford. Don Stafford. Ierry Werner. lCoad1l .I l72 first lww: David Slavens, Jim Johnston, Norman Stocker, Second now: Tom Slavens. Jack Curtis. Tom PGGFSOH. Garth Knobeloch, Paul F. Pearson, Jack Chitty, Chuck Jerry Zarley. Dici Caruner, George Raeuber, Ed Clark Chamberlain, Milton Chamberlain. Dick Hoffm n, Jack Steve Root, John Curtis, Phil Holdenhauer, Dave Pearson. Michelson. It lBl'g Getting ready for a mighty pass is Bernie Rahman, Captain Bob Colwell, tall Woodruff forward, tips one in co-captain of the Woodruff football squad. for the Warriors. Q .ms- R 9' iy f,...,gQ M ' .Q l NN .gif f'Ivw ' rf X. c : X A ,X X , , fg, -if ' FMMNX X 4... -A ffvx rr ,, ,Aw i N. xg, N www J' f ' fl! Q 's li my fa ff X fx!! f I N X X 'R N X 'X l X 'X N. x X, N 'X L4 f f 1, K 1 First how: Doug Olsen, Bernie Richards, Howard Blus t . Second How: Russ Jones, Larry Chutmcxn, Lester Hacker . Af, Intramural Football I-'irgt Row: Ronnie Williamson Bob Haqemeyer Dave Michelson . Second How: Bill Price, Crcng lvers Third How: John Horn, Morgan Thornton Ponnle Slonneger . 1 W4 nn' fee s I-lirst How: Eugene Simpson. Fred Shadid, 'Jeep' Willms. Second Row: Gunnurd Walden. Dcrve Swords, Harold Heward. Intramural Basketball Ronnie Kamp, Jerry Russell. Al Fuson, Walt Huff, jay Flcmagcm. 'ur J ack Hill Troph The Jack Hill trophy is presented each yearto a Senior lineman of the football tea who has re- ceived no outstanding recognition, or awards in foot- ball. The qualifications for this trophy are: will- ingness to work, co-operation with coaches, high standards of sportsmanship, and clean living. This trophy was awarded in l951 to Al Meyer. Lettermelfs Club first hbwi ClYd9 5f9HS0H. Don Stafford, Harold Staf- ford, Duane Lovestrand. lack Molleck, Bob MaHarry, Fred Shadid. Second how: Terry Lewis, Dave Pettit, Keith Poshard, SGW Polk. Don Smith. Bob Smith, Wayne Weyeneth. Root. Bill ghird how: Phil Rastatter. Mr. Gross, Ken Sutter. Don Wyss, Bob Mundelius, Jerry Utley, Bob Walwer, Bob Willis. Mr. Boucher. Sulaski, John rburth how: Jack McCombs, C.B. Prunty, Walt Schaefer. Bill Stone, Ronnie Willamson, Carl Weber, Bernie Rohman, Jerry Werner, Dick Scrivner, Murray Pople, Tom Walton, Most Harold Stafford . ..... Line First how: Charles Hcluptly, lim Courcxn. Bob Colwell, l.W. Bill, Jack Chitty, Lyclell Karrick. ,Second How: Mr. Correll. Roger Clemmer. Charles Brough- ton, Warren Homcmn. Dick Dunn, Ken Gridley. Mr. Burk- holder. jhjrd How: Bill Hoerr. Bill Draper. Bill Benner. Harold Hedges, Don Hill, lim Johnston. Darrel Gresham, jim Hewitt. Fourth how: Ion Burnham, Delbert Bireline, Dick Heise, Don Allen, Tom Bclchtold, Ed Hoerr, Charles Hakes, Mel- vin Iohnson, Bob Corley. Chuck Curry. aluable Players Dick Murray ...... BGClsf-leld Lettermens' Club v ...fag Y C :,:,f,. ' '. Ixdif , W f-fi il fi Y J - 1 ,,, 2 K u mit 6, , Tv f x E 1 Bob Colwell Bernie Rahman Cb-Captain Football C0-Captain I-'ootoall Daske to al l Cap tain I fl ' f an V. xv l I w , , Q' ,, pl? : . . kv? B, 4 ,,. 7 , I jp Q Team Captalns ff 4 :ix 21 t t t Gene Patton Baseball Captain Duane Lovestrcnci Wrestling Captain 1 if 31 Tom Walton Cross Country Captain 421 f'?QH i ' , if f E! 1 2? ........-.1 Jim Kats Track Captain 1 wx '44 x f X, Upper lefty This close-up photo shows some unusual action in the homecoming game against the Lincoln Bailsplitters. Lower left: The hard-working tournament team defends Woodruff against East Peoria. Upper right: Ion Burnham climbs the steps towards a beautiful hook-shot against Wells of Chicago. Lower right: Bob Colwell a d Bob Corley try to stop a opponent from dribbling through their defense. These photos courtesy Peoria Journal-Star. The winning volley ball team in action. first now: Dianna Reed. Patti-Jo Sutton, Kathleen Johnson, Carole Hermann. Joyce Buchen. Nancy Boster. IUGY CC1miHiSC11. Donna Wilcoxen. Second how: Carole Kamp, Joellen Ladley, Marilyn Dimmick, Marilyn Day, Susan Warren, Lucinda Lowe, Sharon McDowell, Barbara Smith. Rosie Mae Burnette. Marcelle Britt. Third How: Rosemary Greuel, Marie Vorie. Cortez Trotter, Joyce Schreier. Viviam Johnson, Beverly Kirkbride. Carla Bell, June Blair, Betty Matthews, Rosie Lee McKnight. Shirley Lamdwehr. G. A. . The first overnight camping trip of the G.A.A. fourth now: Jackie Cook, Jane Rohde. Sharon Snyder, Sonja Anderson, Lois Boswell, Dorothy Schwartz, Pat Hurt, Wilma Begner, Shirley Sanders, Beverly Bischoff, Judy Alexander, Merridy Altorfer. fifth now: Jame Hard, Arline Evans, Barbara Phelps, Doris Hessling, Wanda Lisle, Audrey Ellis, Beverly Terrell. Underwood, Jewell Townsend, Mary Lou Gauwitz, Joyce Op Beverly Lalicker. Sixth now: Barbara Greene, Pat Hendrickson, Mrs. Mell Jean Keown, Miss Scheffel. Nancy Lincoln, Marilyn John IBO ,ri of,4 Phyllis per, ott, son. 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ILLINOIS l952 GRADUATES REGISTER FOR DESIRABLE OFFICE POSITIONS WITH -ml-,,.,,.,.,i ...mi .f , f uf- :- -e if ' I :fgg::::g:::.-::,:- Q 'lf ' If IEEE :I 5 W fwi:2szi:sEs4ssF:: -I 'E1.EE25? EF':2 S 'EE' 1 - A . fi:-ez.:-if , - V .11 .1 w 1 me:Isa-'s?s's'251-yn,-':ws1z11:'.,:-.-,,,,:,.,', -' Q :ff - V--mi:-5: '12::-5.5m ..:'2:2m,,,,-,,,ff ..:fs:f:-el. ff' ' E12' 'IIFFE :'Z'f1A:.5,e.5-'Z2s,:: Z, V22 : -2'z'z'z-?'1s5::i' . Q ,,....,fi-ie-e'I-efEE:'EiJ',e1: fz Q ,, Hz- 1..:.::::: 1.-:Z ,- .M-1,1,, , - -111:11:::.,1:.5:,:.:::,:,:,-5:,,,.,.,:g:5gg,g. ,. ,, .ggw342:55g1,ggvgzg,,,:ggg1:,7:gg:i::m:::':::e:: 208 LEHIVIANN BUILDING stunt. ROTH HARDWARE General Hardware: Tools: Paint: Glass: Fishing Equipment: Housewares: Electric Supplies: Plumbing Supplies. X? Joseph L. Roth 2815 NORTH ADAMS ST. PHONE 5 5018 Under the new' Bradley Plan a student is 1 given 'the opportunity to combinexlhis regular colle e is here at Bradley University! Bradley, as one of America's strong medium- sized universities, combines the advantages of the very large university with the personal at- tention provided by smaller colleges. Dr. Ralph McDonald, chief of the di vision of higher edu- cation, National Education Association, recently stated, Bradley has the highest accredited rating that an institution can achieve in the United States. Extracurricular activities at Bradley surpass those of all but the very largest universities. Bradley has more than a hundred clubs, sorori ties, and fraternities catering to a wide range of interests. Bradley University offers over 1000 courses in over 50 areas of study. Its free lecture-arts series is not si assed in any university in the United States. 'liie University is accredited by all major accrediting agencies. l86 education with military training in the university s Air B O T C. If his college an military work is creditable, he has a chance for deferment until graduation and for gaining a reserve conmission, upon graduation as a ground forces officer in the Air Force. Register now! Summer sessions : June IZ, - July I7, I952 July IS, - August 2I, l952 Fall term begins: September l5, I952 For further information: Secretary of Admissions Comstock Hall Bradley University Peoria 5, lllinois Glen Oak Bakery Products iizofia Cfiamcfa Shop A Complete line sold in better markets :oz xn.-ron 1-mann mms all over town. Photography is fun. 516 wisconsin Ph. 2-5451 529 Main Street Phone 4-6I26 when it comes to delicious food.. Pzfe Fittings ZZ Paintir II Glass WOODRUEMQWRS THE TEPEE 920 North Adams Street t5P00dY- COUHNUS 50 VlC0 FOR Soon FOOD Peoria 3. Illinois ? Postal sub-seamen no. 1 Telephone 4-4779 6 16 Cornhill Street Phone 4 -67 61 Bruno Juerjens, Florist an , Flowers for All Ocvasionw SK ' eval' '.. ul t J I Phone 5-3521. GREENHOUSIC AND STORE 2800 NORTH Pl-IRRY AVE. D PFIORIA 3, ILLINOIS IB7 Ace Ambulance 8 Oxygen Service Peoricx Axea's First Phone 9 2 0 2 EXCLUSIVE A DAY AND mom' AIVLBULANCE ssnvrcr-: l- , - v.', 1 ALL-AMBULANCE RCW' 3' 5425 for AMBULANCE sskvlce Hospital Beds Wheel Chairs af Irs Begg Oxygen Therapy lor the liome ll5 Knoxville Ave. V Peoria 4. Illinois SINGER'S JEWELRY CO. 420 Main Street Phone 8027 Quality Jewelry At Reasonable Prices Gifts for Every Occasion Ann ROTH GREENHOUSE miie FRESH FLOWERS OF QUALITY GROWN IN OUR owN W GREENHOUSES o CORSAGES Q BOUQUETS '51 Martln Band Instruments LIBERAL ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR OLD ONES TRADE NOW THE BEST IS NONE TOO GOOD FOR I AND OTHER OCCASIONS GALENA RDAD FRED L. RD-I-H' PHONE 5'3El2 Pnurlnlsvun PEDRIA, ILLINDIB o FUNERAL DESIGNS if A l88 THE WOODRUFF BAND McKINNEY MUSIC CO. 801 FLORENCE A W-JB' Panf X ar a agaiagrwlfgf .ima Amiga . ... . W T. 3 N.. -ff -W: :W Tv N. T- EIFf2'Q,,ZZ... ..... Ealifsftwsoi-Mfg . , an-I-..--' WF! aw- -:rut N5 'n'g:':J'Zf.r-as g2',:,,T-. STURJMANAGEME l'lome Offices 32 ,,, l-. .et ---- :lt Isa llilkigli ,.. MM NT Peoria, Illinois Eilligil filk tl L tal a 4 il ti? it lit gr22g552ESJ w Egi ' ,TV DECATUR -f- ' lla tt ROCKEORD H' , S ' if Hess Bros. ,Af-is v i. -, , ,r ,.,,., v I T xy AURORA , bviq S . 2 . PERSONNEL JOLIET . Q MOLTNE Q Q OUINCY 2 fp, , 'E DANVILLE ' fi ELGIN 'g k KEWANEE XJ ROCK ISLAND MERCHANDISING WTNNETKA . GALESBURG N , OTTAWA K, DAVENPORT, IA, li-K If BURLINGTON EREEPORT SELLING DANVILLE Danville Home Store pportunit Unlimited... or You if ,ul S SECRETARIAL -Essay , ,, . Qtr' , O FQ i 1 DISTRIBUTION I ,J I auvms t yt l I IJ - 55 DISPLAY sfff? II Tia! TALENT in department store retailing Want excitement? Want to meet people? Want a good job, regardless of your training or talents? Then get into department store retailing! Few careers offer more to those with patience, ability and will. This is particularly true of Bloclc 81 Kuhl Co. progressing from one store, in 1879, into a Statewide, 530,000,000 business with nineteen stores, Bloclc 84 Kuhl has consistently held to the policy of promotion from within. Key positions throughout the Company are held by persons who have come up through the ranks. As we continue to grow, we continue to need men and women who are interested in earning while they learn any of the specialized fields that comprise the complex operation of a department store. Wont you write us, or come in? Our personnel director will be happy to acquaint you with the details, benefits and opportunities that await you at Bloclc 84 Kuhl's. JEWEL TEA CO. IIII Fl' COFFEE, FINE FOODS III! wifi. AND HOUSEWARES. 527 North Monroe Phone 3-II29 The I Qogfu ff :mio it my Q ew grep. BAGLEY Bnos. INsuRANcE AGENCY Send if 'O - -- ffflifi' A lillif... BIEHL' S Fire, Aufo, And Allied Lines Cleaning And Dyeing Service 223 CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK BUILDING Peorials Mute' Cieaner a Dyer PHONE 6-6122 PEORIA, ILLINOIS 709-06 Main 6.6156 8 'A 'I S I I DRUGS - PRESCRIPTIONS V, McCLURE and PROSPECT i dD hW 8 FINE .SHOE HEPjIHI1Wi AND l iEBL ILUINCi . , o Shoe flepaw M. L. KENNIE, PHUP. QUALITY GROCERIES AND MEATS 3420 Prospect Road Peoria Heights 0 3609 PROSPECT ROAD PEOHIA HEICJIIS i 'N Xxx- ,.,- ' f if-:s 2 'x Q Wufwwwl H east . Y30Y'I'I1 . . . 3OtfT'I'3 ,'bOO Frontiers have changed. Generations ago, Westward Ho! was the cry, Today, newer, bigger frontiers have opened up . . . east . . . west . . . north . . . south . . . everywhere! But human characteristics have not changed: now, as then, the man with knowfhow, ambition and the willftofwork, wins! True, geographic boundaries no longer identify a frontier. Yours may be in medicine . . . industry . . . agriculture , . . research . . . a business of your own! How can you recognize your frontiers? Take a tip from the pioneers. They saw their frontier as a challenge to overcome obstacles . . . they knew that an honest day's work brought them an honest day's return. They found that freedom . . . happiness . . . peace . . . wealth . . . the right to be somebody, had to be earned . . . and were well worth earning! Choose a worthy frontier for your goal. Then, be willing to work as hard for it as did your forefathers. On the other side of your frontier is success. Bon voyage! CATERPILLAR TRACTOR GO., PEORIA, ILLINOIS 6 1 ' .fy -A Q 1 W 'U ' ' '5 TAMCUSS- X- G9 1001 S. Adams Si. Peoria, Illinois 'fha einem ciieaiginecil with Xiljeull in mind! Underwood fr Furniture Guild Galleries Lid. 1515 N. UNIVERSITY Phone 2-871 1 Serving the d11rcrz'm1'natz'ng who .f1.l1CEI'66l appreciate fne home j91rn1kl1z'ngs P 1 1 Carpets - Draperies - Furniture - Obiects of Art Since 1883 PEORIAREA'S QUALITY STORE Q APPAREL SPECIALISTS ' B 81 L PHARMACY Gl.ENN'S MARKET Prescriptions Sick Room Supplies FANCY GROCERIES Luncheonette RoszeIl's Ice Cream 'E MEATS N' VEGETABLES 1 We DCIIVCF :R li 1. Mag? ' W E '-52 Phone 6-6972 PRESCRYPTIONS ' Free Parking I I6OI N. Sheridan at McClure 1034 North Monroe St t Compliments of K. W Q . I 1, 3 Peorla B0wl,Inc. - iofifx ' i I IN 'M . 'vt' o Gggd Food John ond Robert Metz - -' lv J ef . L: in . Fast Service FOSTER ELECTRIC co. Complete Eletric Service 4151f2 HAMILTON BLVD. 422N2Adoms Phone 4-8129 C. H. ANDREEN A.A.NORDWALL Let Us Do It We Know How. gdb, X SEAT COVERS - Tops gf, '- All Work Personally Supervised A Mews Shop G 1 U Featuring f. X K4 2420 KNOXVILLE AVE. PHONE 2-0627 Svomweaf 5 7 I I -Clothing Y JERRY S SUPER MARKET ..C,0thes,educated.f R 500 Rohmann at Sterling men choose Nationally Known Men's Wear I AT EVERY DAY LOW PRICES Shop at Our Complete Department Store Of Foods ll .IIFIIRS 6106-Ce mlldfeell eos .N . .. 7, D TAT U f -oRlA, ILL. CHIPS 7JPDP CORN -IILLlX2affff1'-wwf- E , . ,f.,,IgE I SPECIALTY CO H . I PEORIA FOOD SPECIALTY CO. Pot Trlpp ' Priscill Maaufanurefl of TRI-MBE BRANDS POTATOCHIPS-POPCORN-CANNBDCHILI 336 MACIUN AVENUE PEORIA 5, ILLINOIS . Roger Copley. Ion cl B 9 'X I S I9lI - tam Burnham. cr Wi htmcn. an ob Mundelius. 5:0 IAM gay-1 ef Jw y ' GRAD! A VITAMIN D msn' ,gpdl EER-'fz' mil -IM' HALF GALLON The Milk That Is:-- FIRST IN FRESHNESSH FIRST IN FLAVOR WXXWISQRR PRODUCER'S MILK HAS HELPED THE STUDENTS MAKE WOODRUFF X HIGH AN OUTSTANDING SCHOOL PRODUCERS DAIRY IOO0 North University phone 2,542I Bill Boldry. cr c er cm urine ' A MCHEE5 arp. 'xx t ,I , Y, . Z K nqpgggmmn EVER SINCE IT WAS BUILT. 6' - g-Yak'-x5 I wx- .N -VM C Yl S h ff cl M Chlclmes nun. 4 S 'Mn' mc' - ::EmE . :L.iI3 - u, 'IMI mm' - -. 5. . - 'Tfm li. Z BEST twaloeclroowr room dream home that would be the pride O , Pesenting the Best Security -a two-bed- ?' Zi A V53 giqlgi Vgljog of any family! The Security is built for you with or without a basement-and with your choice of four smartly styled exterior designs. Ample living room, kitchen space, bedrooms, , W 5 closets-everything you've ever wanted at ..,r Q' f 'TI Cl price that begs you to move in right now! yiii sf o - - f Z Z rift' ff?1Yf1Z-Eiizfiiiziiuil 1 B rz lam Ill mmm E mono Bun Elx mmiru ri' - M- 'W-'I' ' .'. -V ' -1- - -ll .-..'- h , A 1 . fi H , W I W on , 1 -4 1 ll l V WWHUUT -J we V552 Ii Il l WWH -. Wm li t 5 2 5 BASEMENT , BASEMENT l l Bm Ro Ll c. Room I Q53 R0 I. 1. R il --4 4 g JH il4 l-1, :u1s'i..4 BEST HOMES, INC. 628 W. Lake St. Peoria, Illinois Phone 5-5284 WITH EACH PRESENTATION OF A MINATURE LANE CEDAR CHEST, LOEWENSTElN'S PROUDLY OPEN YOUR ACCOUNT. E CA C di ff LOEWENSTEIN S Bill Weyeneth cmd Dolores Kunkle Complimen ts of vi C and R lph Rashid TE ,S R T A T C A A T A 1 1 gjrooo MAIQKET Visit Our Complete Self-Service Market Open Sundays and Everyday to 9 P. M. Delivery Service 823 NORTH JEFFERSON PH. 4-3l6l ri ,M , '5 QfQ M A ICAL ' ' s JD ms uunsim A . V i 1 , I P -- Have You Been Hunting? 4 M' for a good shoe j repair shop? Your search is ' up-here it is! l.lnl:n'rY Shoe Repair Shop FINE SHOE REPAIRING 306 Liberty St. Peoria, Illinois PEORiA's NEWEST CANDY STORE Hills f,-,lli,,.lm. . ALL LINES w vw OF The Peak Of All Candies INSURANCE 137 NORTH JEFFERSON PHONE 3 9752 1407 A ' ST 'H0 E 34567 U Hn Wah the wlwlefva .1 Whether it's a dish heaped high with fresh-dipped ROSZELL'S SEALTEST ICE CREAM, or a cool, refreshing drink of ROSZELUS SEALTEST MILK, you can bet the whole gang goes for ROSZELL'S SEALTEST! Mary Cook enjoying fine V Buy the bel! . . . buy BUDGET FASHIONS CRAWFORD9S STANDARD SERVICE l6l3 PROSPECT RD. STANDARD PRQDUC15 L1lbrica,ti0n-Ga,S-0il fllires and Batteries FOR TEENTIMERS AND YOUNG LADIES A11f0AcwSS01'ieS EXP0l'tTif0R0PBi1' READY TO WEAR - BUDGET PRICED HOmiliOn Of Madison OPEN DAILY 9 AM. TO 9 PM. PH. 2-2269 ' s SULLIVAN ---- N lo' LL- MERICAN Bo 5 ' I I Yogxilf thgill lost, too . . .las yiou have R -2- XX en ess un ri in to sc oo , work, fi 1 T sw s:m,is1,::'i2iii:f'5i,fxeTi1iiTi,m:n5Y D Cf' M. M rlnigiltl lgoge incocgrz ma. gown Vx 1 m ay pay r C f FREE RlDh I A EIA S' WA LTE RS B R O S 0 9O8A9O8A Lehmann Building Phone 8610 H C1 I' le y - DQ vi d so n Peoria, Illinois fljtgf W 5 1 3. 5 ' T ,QN y 1,13 - 1212-14 S. Jefferson Avenue I96 A-. r v V N. Igy. .U 3 ,':, yg..:-. Xy. 'nw --X .. , J G -0 , -gk may . . ,, , 31 '.1zTfM ' f - QS H. 4. , .af .-a L? K , ww , ti ., sjrQ,,,,, ' X. , fv.,n,' .W L .im A s .,a5y f' MN y.,qxf ' it-plwg. - S . .A .. 4 E 43:1 7 N. 'f'x','A'Y-K' 1 . - N 'yi ,W 5, j ,Q . , is, . . Wsfcn, 1, . f ' A 4. 'wx , . DR ., vu' X ,f,. , , .W vw fn Qvs' QM' r-5' ix V ' .nv , .- sw ,..', 4 , Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1952 E. PFAFFMANN MFG. CO. DESIGNERS AND BUILDERS OF i Motor Truck Bodies, Industrial Trailers, , Kr. Display Trailers, Coaches g AQ Repair Service and Painting 1000 W. Washington Phone 341843 East Peoria Knollaire Flil W E HS ' mwtcy, ck Jed .bP,teri,m9J?t iv? i 3205 N. sHsRrDAN Ro. KJ Phone 26643 For the Finest in Styling Sandy Schwortzbeck and Glen Crowe IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllilllIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIIllllillillilIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIlIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE W Miele if .!wlou5e-- The originator of One of a Kind FormaIs offers unusual styles and fabrics. Beginning price 525,00 604W Main St. 2nd Floor 6-5702 Across from St. Paul Episicopal Church IXON ISHERIES All Varieties of Fresh Fish C 1 Channel Catfish a Specialty If N .naaaa - N t,.G,.R e w Q 3 Phgne 4-3186 fNearRockIslandDepotJ IIIIIIllllillIIIIIIlllIIIIIlllllIillIlllIlillllilllllIIIllllIlIIIIIIllIIIIIilIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll IIlIII im: Foot of Liberty Street Peoria, Illinois 200 DAIRY MEADOWBROOK DAIRY NORTH UNIVERSITY 81 BIG HOLLOW RD. Quality Guernsey Milk, Cream, Buttermilk, ' Cottage Cheese, Butter, Eggs, Ice Cream Distributor in Peoria Heights RAY J. SEMLOW Carol Harper. Chuck Broughton, Nancy Martin, Harold Hedges my F64 W, ,, 1 I , fgll, J, . J Q l may 1 -f , V. U, H f 1 ' !'l X391 if 'gg' f ' MIB, .1 Qgff f ,ff SQ? ,V 1 ff , ,,, A , , F Deagazm and ?-wdacac af Ulf . I 4 Scaled 'z?adZd6wq z4daatwazq - , W HUWARD CUMPANY '5 ' 3 3,00 uh 2, Jfbhmfi 1 V X X , 4 s ' FINE colon LITHUGRAPHYA 119 SZ. plone 4-9145? V lffeel' Wann quench AT ' ' Drive Melvln S In Bakery GUSIS Spring Street COMPLETE LINE OF 4 1 ,Buy If I Drive-lnn . Igambgrgers-5-gegdsrloins B WEDDING and PARTY CAKES Clzlgckeg Pri-t:eeBasIi2t T0 ORDER Roszel1's Ice Cream ' Q' H 5 Soft Drinks Pastries Tha! Please lu 24. in , 1, OPENSUNDAYS Gus PANOS, PROP. Q PHONE 5-2074 2623 NORTH ADAMS smear Spring 5, Je,qe,So,, 4.2 530 ' Peoria Charter Coach Co. Compllmenfs Of CHARTER BUS SERVICE SUPER MARKET 11- 37 Passenger Busses-Radio Equipped I I I Passengers Insured The Store of Quahty Foods Reliable, Courleous Drivers Open7D YS 'Week Phone 6387 Walter Winkle, Mgr. 509 WISCONSIN AVE FOR OVER 72 YEARS A DEPENDABLE PLACE TO BUY ,zz Complete Selections of-- E A FURNITURE 1 , 'II- 'V APPLIANCES rrh FLOORCOVERING II A 0 llE PM ,.,,' 1 PZAE j jig, eii, fwfqlf f' N M . I E Qld IAQ f- A- A. ,sgzfj Q P I I5 U Yo ur Safisfaclio n G ua ra nteecl 'if ..,. A A 4 if f d d I 0' Money Re Un e ' PEORIA CREAMERY COMPANY SPEED SERVICE Texaco Products - Auto Parts Maker of Fme Buffef And Cream' SPORTING GOODS at GOOD PRICES ,. A - Ii . - - ' '-i' Q 521 Washington Street Phone 4 7116 HUNTING AND USIUNII LICENSES ' 3001 Prospect at Lake ' I 7 I Best Wishes to Woodruff Grads A SI W ROOT BEER I 1900 PROSPECT RD. Roy and Eloise Sauer S 'sf NM.: 3? il lf' .--we NWN Jack and Bill's Leather We Repair - 81 Sporting Goods Leather Goods Zippers Purses Ladies Purses Repaired Zippers Repclired 206 Main Street Phone 6- 9068 The majorettes prcnce as re deers in the Christmas program. 204 in IIIGII LIQUID LEVEL Engineered far EXCEPIIIINAL PERFURMANCE in Your Car WI 9.'iP..MINUf4Pl'L '.IP.P9, 59 i i R Q ,M f 'L W , Members of the faculty play moma, papa, and baby, in an assembly CREST THEATRE FOR THE BEST IN MOTION PICTURE ENTERTAINMENT 3117 PROSPECT ROAD PEQRIA HEIGHTS TELEPHONE 2-9121 Clarence F. Gury, Owner. 1 KEENAN SPORT GOODS SCHOOL SWEATER HEADQUARTERS 514 MAIN STREET Bobcolweu PEORlA.lll. 205 1 V Gl'6Bll,S Dfllg SID!! Weaver's Market C. E. GREEN, R. PH. In The East Bluffs New Shopping Center 700 East Virginia Wisconsin Ave. at Kansas Fine Meats Sz Groceries S 81 S BUILDERS HARDWARE C0 1 PERSONALIZED DRUG SERVICE ' Certified Quality Drugs 'm'i ti e'iw 9 Sewice Isob MAIN smear Peoria. 5. Illinois ' Cosmetics ' Candies Wisconsin 8: Kansas Phone 2-2876 PHONE 6 0828 67605 DRESSES - COATS - SUITS SPORTSWEAR - HOSIERY LINGERIE ETC. I I827 Prospect Road Phone 5-7IO'I I Joanna Gaines and Jean Muffie C0mPIim9'1fS Of Prospect Road Coffee Shop C00 1703 Prospect Road Telephone 5-9890 Family Style Service Open Smzdcqys WHOLESALE CONFECTIONS 8x TOBACCO 607 Main Street Peoria, Illinois F1111 Course Dinflefs HEIGHTS 5g TO 31. 00 STORE STEAKS, cHoPs, CHICKEN and FISH E. A. HOERR. Proprietor Lunches and Fountain service at an times 34I4 prospect Road We eaten-to banquets and parties PEoRIA HEIGHTS, ILLINOIS Open 11 fo 11 ' Closedon Tuesday 206 L ESTABLISHED I85l4 213-2I5 S. ADAMS ST. PEORIA 2, ILLINOIS Donna Webb and Wayne Root 3 1, ff' 3-5, .- ,L A1 . t ff- 'A 53? ,j - L W 1 Zn 4 ' .. 'nz 1, . .+ .. 'Q-inane if - ,:22 ?:f . 4 .-,4,x.1i?g,Q if-,v.2 AH' 'wwf-.-J 1-5'-4'-9, - ,, D r -- 'gg Y H up M, 1 . .. , A 'S - +--fc J Q' , 'I 4. 'b ' 1 . :Q .f7 g: if 'T' 'ixflg '-ft: . , . f,,,. 4 6.1! ir at 'o 14,70 4 4 4 GERRY JAMES 8 tftggo-,gang Brides Consultant gl n LD s, f I N 'www siiiffgifxzfffs 211 souumdamsse. - Peoria.I1Iinois 1505 Main Street Phone 6 -8371 ' 207 ARI-ENE BEAUTY SALQN ATTEND BROWNS BUSINESS SCHOOL IF YoU WANT r If - - ' ' BUSINESS 'KNOW How' All Types of Permanent Waving , , . , Expert Hair Tinting Courses contaln onlyciubjects leidlng dliectly - S , - to your objective. UYSSS in S GHOQIGP Y, SSC- Q Halt Styling shaving , Q retarial. accounting, sclesmmnship. amd special. 2nd Floor, Room 290 , 106 South Adams St. ' , phone 3.7311 1,-em, Mqxwell' Owner BROWNS PEORIA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ' 240 S. Jefferson Ave. 3-1256 'The HeaITFFBuilder' X X xl-Ummm IWW 'ms Rmm 'lr George Roeuber. Garth Knobelocix, and Steve Root Congratulations to Vdrsify Dress Shop THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1952 EdithFrazierFoundcztions THE FRIENDLY FREDMAN Foundations -Girdles- Pantie Girdles BROTHERS FURNITURE C0. Bfwiefs- Guffef Belfs 620 SOUTH ADAMS STREET 2115 Main street Phone 3-5364 FLOWERS OF DISTINCTION The FLOWER BOX DENA and FRITZ ZELLER ga 36OI Prospect Ave. Phone 2-557I 5? 4 s PROTECT YOUR HOME-AUTOMOBlLE- FURNITURE-BUSINESS-WITH PEORIA'S OWN INSURANCE AGENCY' Complete Security At Reasonable Cost COMMERCIAL INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. John Manning, Pres. Ken. M. Kelly, Secy Treas ll8 South Madison Ave. Phone 6 6l9l COMPLIMENTS OF Roscoe Hergef, Sr. and Roscoe Herget, Jr. LEE ROSS FOOD SHOP THE HOME OF QUALITY Foons Your neighborhood Blue Ribbon Store MEATS - VEGETABLES FROZEN FOODS Open Week Days 7 to 7 Sundays and Holidays 9 to 3 2813 North Adams Street phone 5-9871 W D Sell eDRu?sl3ol5tS Servlf- 312-314 So. Adams St. A MILO'S PARK - N - SHOP 3500 North Sheridan Rd 9-T9 F 5.1 -, A, , Siva t, . . -I Peor1a's Finest ood Store I fi ,N ' 5341 Top Quality Foods At Money Saving Prices in 17 I , Phone o-I647 Quality Merchandise at a Popular Price 209 Pitsch's Sausage Shop WHERE ONLY THE BEST IS GOOD ENOUGH FOR OUR CUSTOMERS WVTTOIJTSAJJE and IUETUKIL The Warriors subdue the Central Lions in :J pep assembly. EGOLF MOTORS 33--YE'ARS-- 33 YOUR OLDSMOBILE DEALER 1313 MAIN STREET PH, 3 - 5137 .iarbara Mhitlow and U Fuson ' C If f 'f MARINE RUUM Tallor-Made f.,cZTZ5.Q..21'If1ll1y CJ-V K H and renovafion. I SEAT COVERS . HEAD'-INERS g!14ci'Zfi2E, FEATURING : CONVERTIBLE Tops 0 FLOORMATS -Lagoon PEoRlA uNnEncoA'rlNG co. ,706 . n aus MAIN sr. rn. 8891 KNOXYH-'-E Charcoal Broiled Steaks Y1HomeofthoMINITMANCARWASH PHONE 57416 Scandinavian Smorgasbord Compliments of Sea Foods Chicken 1706 KNoxvuLLE Ave: PH. 5 - 7416 EARL M055 210 -- STOKER - OLAx-- Everything In Heating STOKEROLA MANUFACTURING CO. Peoria, Illinois Phone 3 4409 Delaney's Food Market Established in 1902 36 QUALITY MEATS - FRUITS - VEGETABLES 50 Years Of Service To The North Side 2210 North Jefferson Ave. f' 9 . CD 4 II1 Q K R f fx i J YM IIIGIIT IIT Y0lllI SIDE I gk 6 As you take those first confident steps ' A on the broad road of life, you'll soon find that Reddy Kilowatt is a mighty handy little fellow I A to have by your side. The magic of modern 5 V electricity has widened Ampporlurgties I for work and play. As to ay's gra uate, gg v ek ll you can look forward to an era of ,ss T X- comfortable and profitable electrical living. 5 GOOD LUCK! If GEIITIIIII. ILLIIIOIS LIGIIT 00. CAREER COUNSELING and EMPLOYMENT SERVICE PERSONAL ' SERVICES ASSOCIATES Placement Service l205 Jefferson Bldg. FORREST HILL CLEANERS 804 E. Forrest Hill We specialize in careful cleaning and pressing Dyeing--Weaving--Fur Coat Cleaning and Storage Satisfaction Guaranteed Call 5-5312 Courteous free pick-up and delivery service E--43 In the lruska Tribe Pep Assembly. 'Grandpa Colwell' lDick Scrivnerl tells his sons. Jack Chitty and Bill Benner, how the mighty Warriors defeated the Central Lions back in '52. 2ll Kim x 1 W fm. ! N rx... l rjht cmd shadows show off the Flonroe Street side of W ff. BRADSHAW'S DRIVE --IN CLEANERS For Good Dry Cleaning Quick Service We operate our own plan! l7l3 'Knoxville Ave. Phone 2-322i CCMPUMENTS Compliments of of THE ARCADE BUILDING George and Nicoletta Chiames Robinson's Apparel Shop 210 South Adams Street g ' lilllilllllillllIllllllll Ill!Illlllllllllllllllllll il!!llllllillllllllliliill V1-rel-v The Place To Save ? 8y nelersvn WORKINGMI-EN'S SAVINGS Jewctczsg SN-gefjmlas and LOAN ASSOCIATION won 9 our 'ml ence.. S. efferson Avenue 334 Fulion S+. Y Opposiie Jefferson Bldg. 129 J The Place To Borrow 1 Think Think of-- CVVlai5haQQ'Lx HOUSE OF QUALITY For Fine Foods, Quality Meats 7I5 Atlantic Phone 2-546I ' nnii 823 N. Monroe Phone 3 8643 .' X if 4 ,, - , - 'V L ,f rx W :amines 3 .... SCOTT'S SUPER SERVICE PHILLIPS PRODUCTS VA H W U W, I Wheels Balancedand A521105 Road Service on ' i ' W' ' :V H1 V .,i,...3S ,Q M., M. my . . - - , - 1 YH' . xi Time-up mm compmnmkesu-vm li, ii in 1 .1 We give SGH Green Stamps 151' wffi h j rg :Lie ' S 3 1. 1551? H E' zf'f':' '. 2 ' , A, 'Q 1 - if ,fw r-P hehe' Phone 5 - 9857 S' 4 .i .Lai -E 616 Wisconsin At Frye Ave. DON'S DO-NUTS 90f'egh' , . Q' ZQY .I , H0urs l2:3O A.M. 'til 2:00 P.M. P 505 Spring Street Phone 9290 The sextette enterta' h ' P l' B f Show. 213 D Larry s Market For Your Eating Pleasure Lousnca-No y Fruits - Quality Meats - Vegetables BEAUTY SALON Air Conditioned Phone S225 503 Wisconsin Ave- Phone 24739 313 Fulton street Peoria, 111. Princess, Murlyn Sitton cmd Chief, Duane Lovestrcnd smile as they hold the trophy they won. Earn a Preferred Return on Savings! PEUPLES FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF PEORIA 'III North Jefterson Ave. Phone 6-0811 The Place for Savings ISHIRL'S DINER An Ex-Woodzu.Hito.Invi2n All Woodruifltol to SIIIJIQAI 5 ff - - I I xv,k Shkl Sotvol Only the Bez! Hot Dogs-Chilli-Hot Tamal Soft Drinks, Sunclaes 414 Hamilton Blvd. CS ARTHUR V. SCHMID, R.PH.G. Prescription Pharmacy OVER 2I YEARS OF SERVICE AS YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD PHARMACIST. PHONE 2-752i NO. I RD. . A happy ending ids usucxli for the Christmas play. Residential and Commercial Painting Paperhanging SHELL SERVWE Aurumuvuvs Mn-run TUNE'UP O RTS AND AC SSCJRIES TIRES AN DCCOP3tlDg WASHING BATT: . . PHD 4-6966 SHELLUBRICATICI2 J B Wllllanl D. Phone PEURIA. u.l.lNcus GOING T0 COLLEGE? Wh0'll pay the bills? Wishing won't do it. SAVING HERE WILL. i bf' co MERCIAL Nui,-ml Bank A fS:g:-' or Psonu o'717?11-,.,Q53h MfMBfR FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. J 'V n Bob sim. and Par Travis. V MO0RE'S JEWELERS Peoria Musical Instrument Co. WURLITZER PIANOS AND ORGANS iFQlN E 'JEWELRY AT REASONABLE PRICES KING AND SELNER BAND INSTRUMENTS Henry E. simmer, Prop. Phone 4-2363 Main Street at Madison 2I5 Nationally Famous Shoes - Featured by Crawtord's MENS WOMEN S CHILDRENS Robl ee Walk-Over Child Life Naturalizer Selby-Styl-Eez Buster Brown Walk-Over .lolerie Bly 81 Girl llright. Arch Naturalizer Scout Shoes Preserver Ai r-Step Robin Hood Freeman Life-Stride Trimfoot Pedwin Paramount CRAWFORD SHOE STORES 321 Fulton - Outlet Store 211 Fulton CRAWFORD'S SHOE SALON - 340 Fulton St. 24 'gawk like 6 Looks like fun. D0esn't it REED'S MARKET FOOD AT rrs BEST . , . V f f ff 7 0 QUALITY M1-:ATS Ne-47ff5'3f9,7f OUR' PEOUUC1 X 0 cnocnmss Re-luycs . FRUITS FOODS and COFFEE g vncx-rmnms Open Daily 81 Sunday B,A. M. ' 9 P. M. T709 PROSPECT ROAD 33 'J 'I ,i N lie 5 fmw PHONE 2 1311 KENNEDY COSTUMES VVIGS - TUXEDOS - PARTY FAVORS 3605 PROSPECT PEORIA HEIGHTS. ILL. 'The Big Creek Boysi entertain for the student partici- pation assembly with colorful hill-billy songs. P RIGG 8a ANDERSON Contractors 1640 West Lake Street y Ph. 5 5311 U 'The Best Friend Your Home Ever Had' WILKIN S PIPE Sz SUPPLY CO. S I LV E DS PLUMBING 8. HEATING suppuns FURNITURE ae APPLIANCES, 1Nc. o Cash 0 Layaway o Credit OPEN MON.ANDTHUR. 'TIL 9 OCLOCK IOO8 South Adams St. Phone 4.II93 200i-O5 N. Jefferson Phone 3-5647 I - 1 Where More People KNOW They Save Open Every Saturday Nite 'Til 9 ft On The Corner -- 2201 South Adams At Garden --Since 1880 I 1, ,J Z Li i BEST WISHES VOGELSANGQS ZIPPER MARKET We Never Close ' -1 1 ' PEORIA NEWS STAND MEATS GROCERIES FRUITS Comer Main and Mad. VEGETABLES FROZEN FRUITS 'son 1500 North Jefferson Phone 4-1303 2.7 LUND' PHILLIPS bb SERVICE STATION ELMER LUND, Prop. Lubrication - Washing Lee Tires - Philips Simonizing - Batteries We give SGH Green Stamps Road Service Pick Up and Delivery A Hath students make geometric figures which will 1815 Prospect Road P 110110 5-9931 soon adorn the traditional Woodruff Christmas tree. HAUSAM BROS. SUPER MARKET 2240 LINCOLN AT LARAMIE PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE M PEORIA BOOK BINDERY Leading book hindery in this part of the state. We are equipped to handle all kinds of binding. Henry A. Pfisterer, Prop, l0O6 North Adams SI. Phone 4 3506 2I8 ...I TOASTMASTER BREAD Stays Fresh .Longer ik ik Honey Krushed Bread' Tastes good Goodfor you CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATION CLASS OF l952 The water you use is tested every day of the year to insure that it is pure, sweet, and safe. PEQRIA WATER WORKS C0. 109 scum Moreno: sneer J Effj STYLE sHoP Feminine Fashions Where The Smart Gals Shop PHONE 3-9421 IO5 South Jefferson so FOLTZ College Day for the juniors and seniors gives each student CI, chance to survey all the prospects for his future edu- cation and make his final choice. DRUG stone Exact Prescriptons DRUGS SUNDRIES 3416 Prospect--2827 N Adams R. H Foltz, H. Pb. 'ee' ,re j Q TL! Few people enjoy parking a block or ini. -ggl 'Eff' 2-S: more away, and then having to -.5-'fm ,. , , E ' Q 7 Hi' trudge to their objective. - 'L -H-5i'.1 ? It is for your convenience than .the gy ,Q 352 H1 4 f .7 w1L'roN MQRTUARY provxdes ' ' c- ' -' T '-'----A X PRIVATE PARKING SPACE adjoin- Q T' A X ' - ing our Mortuary. f. , . g'- ' 1 T 0 ,Q he Wilton Mortuar '- iw O J 41884 1212 SOUTH ADAMS ST. PHONE 4 -7134 Experienced-Dependable-Considerate Sewing the Peoria Area 67 Years l William P. Heiss 81 Son GENERAL CONTRACTORS SURE IS TRUE FOR '52 U WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES . Floor Coverings: Q Plastic Tile ARE BUILT Asphalt Tile Rubber Tile BUICK WILL BUILD THEM. Calder Overhead Doors Combination Storm Sash 81 Doors J. T. BOWER MOTORS, INC. IH U Business Phone 2-II58 BUICK SALES AND SERVICE Residence Phone 5-704 W Sze MAIN STREET ma VY PEORIA, ILLINOIS PY 1717 West Glen Ave. ,ig-,, fQ Lili-kit,-,I-.-,EI Peoria 5, Ill. ILLINOIS MUTUAL CASUALTY COMPANY E. A. McCord, President Home Office - 4II Liberty St. Peoria, Illinois Underwriters of Accident - Sickness - Hospital - Surgical - Medical Expense and Specific Disease Policies including Polio. Special policies, at low premiums, including a Teachers Special Accident and Health Policy, Inquiries solicited - no obligation. JACK'S FOOD MARKET , 5?-. - o MEATS 0155, o GROCERIES Q VEGETABLES 4 'Q I, ,I Q Enuns Y WE DELIVER TUES. THURS. SAT. These students are conducting their class in a store window WISCONSIN gf RAVINE phone 2-5545 to acquaint the public with the activities of cm average 220 school day BILL FISHER STANDARD SERVICE . A ATLAS TIRES , E. I CXX VNNQRXXQ MQICIIIBSSTIHIIOII. I .5 XA lnmf x 1 H BATTERIES AN D , , .IGN IZ.: TII ! 7 , E- ,. g Q I 7E?..f T AccE:ssORiEs E. AL 4 12 93 R J F057 V lift' PERMALUBE MOTOR OIL if WWMPMM 'R' J I MI ,M EXPERT LUBRICATION T. TIRE 8. BATTERY SERVICE E' GwrG '?f1 0 - A -f' EOEETEQE 1 YA A, aurvouqn u, ,,,,w' H Q l 720 North Perry Phone 6 9839 9,9-PIA-V50 QP-CN Q0 3 -X Y K -lus unrnl A ua-ua.. VU! 9 y A TIIMIITIUII UF A ' E X mg Take your QCII to Ann l i , x if K' L, IIIGNITY fy fgg ' The Corral Timm: I8 no XXXNLQIQ Q sunsrrrrrrr: ron FLOWERS M . for fine food. A LARGE SELECTION OF PLANTS 8: FLOWERS F' E ' OR ASTER AND ALL OCCASIONS . . . THll.L'S FLOWERS F000 Perry plea 2-6643 PROSPECT BAKERY Your Satisfaction 1 Is Our Ambition The traditional Christmas tree gets its final touches. SUPERIOR T V Phone 2 5722 !809 Prospect Ave. Prompt T V 8. Radio Repair Movie Clear Sylvania Pay as you enioy 3209 N. University BOGARD'S DRUG STORES PRESCRIPTIONS Vitamins, Baby Needs, Notions SCHOOL SUPPLIES Sub P052 Ofiicn Open 9 A. M. 'Til 9 P. III 8. APPLIANCE 1131 W. McClure Ave. Phone 2-6120 1615 Prospect Road Peoria. III. 1841 PROSPECT ROAD PHONE 5-1252 Phone?-8236 MANHATTAN COAL CO. mi wi? A Let us be your friendly coal supplier 3022 PROSPECT ROAD PEORIA HEIGHTS 4, ILLINOIS TELEPHONE 5-9763 22I F Ie dly Service CHUCK DOWLING See Us at Our New Location 1601-07 Prospect Rd. Pl-lou: 2-6231 zz PEORIA. ILL. Complete Lubrication MOBILGAS - MOBILOIL MOBIL TIRES Sz BATTERIES BEN SCHWARTZ FOOD MART TO OUR FRIENDS OF WOODRUFF HIGH SCHOOL ? ,5.mIgpQrLm I Phone 6-9839 215 West McClure Ave. QS BEST PAINT SOLD ROECKER PAINT STUDIO 1901 Prospect Road Telephone 2-D802 PEORIA. ILL The sun sets on another day at Woodruff. gg FIVE STAR 23? Q? WEDDING GROUPS AND STUDI0 641 Wake to Um f if CHILDREN OUR SPECIALTY Phone 5-7455 QW V1 XII IO3 East Seiberling Street I R .., N, Legg EPEE mfm'r 21mf 2 . I . f , 2 . Ifaffywfv-ra. -V Ii ' A Fmend of A .1nK.i:nml!luuo,4r1 V , Fkxk EL-:QT-L- . I - : . ,,o. I I,,,e,,aQffQR'f,I I I , ,,,,Lq I . I tee e,teI 5, At'e if CDUOUCQIILL J'I'I. I1 SCIIOO'-Q. -tI,o,Ie , fl MIIE I 'I I' I R e I I I wa fx IN Familiar waaafaff fram the athletic fiala. HH 222 Campbell-Behrens Spring Co. 'K Wheels Aligned and Balanced -k Brake Service I X .X 1 -Av S rin dSh k A ' i f AI,1sofb::ServI::e I ,I Q COME IN TODAY FOR I y Q xt JI A SAFETY CHECK-UP I y 1200 S, JEFFERSON ST- PHONE 4,5581 -The first-bile snow is'welcomed by these students cis they enjoy the-lr second childhood. OUR SINCERE 1 -33-,g,.. 'FN,-g ,f,!g-e J. 4nS.'!.44 .1.l? 4Iv I I . ' I I I CONGRATULATIONS , we :1. -V b -V,. T0 THE GRADUATING CLASS ,ny f SSSA SSS'SASA1'1SSS 'A OF vom O no All the citizens of Peoria from Beethoven to be-hop Bing . are proud of your accomplish- w to BUCIWI Of Eddie AFHOICI, 4 ments. May this be the first .I lt. Andre KoSIeIGneIz ' stepping stone to still greater YOU' H find their 'Utes' and I , finest recordings 6 ' achievements, ' ' I , J in ciII 3 record speeds ot I , .Iay's big record department. f H OLD GPLI ES I Remember FREE PARKING In ALTORFER BROS. COMPANY Buck While 5h0PPiH9- . f MANUFACTURERS or --- I . glam... 7 530 South Americafs Leading Washers 8- lroners 3? p Ad ms SL F O L K S ! IT WILL PAY YOU TO PHONE 2-6226 PAINTING DECORATING SERVICES INTERIOR COMMERCIAL EXTERIOR RESIDENTIAL Robert J. Webb Mid State Painting 81 Decorating Insured Workmen 223 X , . as f if 41.5 if 'ferr , 3 f rg -ri-Wafs ' I I . ' l'i,i?f:511' I .f f Wash and Dry your clothes at the HEIGHTS LAUNDROMAT 3204 Prospect Road PHONE 5 - 3111 he ' '1 .. IW 7 'L V' QX0 , Smlth s Drug Store 1 J H W. R. SMITH, Rr. Ph. 1 ji Q PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS , . P ,M - - .-.- -l ., ,.:,: j- .. Us ,- I I , QQ. , if Q' grin- z,.1.?.sds.E 'f.,sl',l, ' , 'V --1 1.- - i . l,-P: ' This is a professional -' Q. f I gf. G j j se? pharmacy with experi- ' - f I- enced personnel and am- ' QQ W1 jk - ' ple stocks to compound ' ' g n ' the most exacting pre- , ..- w e 'I 55' Scfipfiofl Precisely HS Your ' J ' fi'fi' f. 'Z?f4 - I ss . L I, L4s iX .-f fl Doctor directs. Peoria Tube Bending Co. 3I26 South Adams Street Phone 7-3594 Phone 5-5221 1800 KNOXVILLE PEORIA, ILLINOIS THE FRIENDLY STORE Auto Supplies. BROWN' S GRILL Lunches Light Snacks H d HOT DOGS - BEEF HAMBURGER ar Ware, KK. ICE CREAM SOFT DRINKS Household Needs. ' - Open from 7 A.M. 3108 Prospect Road Nl 9 P'M' Peoria Heights 4, Illinois Looking toward room 321. 218, llE. Gnd ll7 from Mound Abll'l9lOl1 Slfeel' . 'Street Q v ,Im . ZNSYY., , , , sm.-'1...1..:tg.f -,fi . z, ' ' It It '- 'fa 1 fssiiwgy 225 So Adams St. HEADQUARTERS I I ESPECIALLY FOR JUNIORS Always the Newest in - if Coats 1+ Dresses 'I' Suits ar Sportswear Smartest Junior Fashionsi-i-- Abbott. Lois 47. 119 120 Absher. Nellie 97 Achterberg, Ronnie 17, 134 Adams, Carolyn 61. 143 Addis. Audrey 61, 142 Addis, Mary 47, 117, 131 Addis Ray 47 Aderman. Shirley 91, 120, 143 Aeschliman. Glen 47, 141, 163 Akins, Jim 73, 162 Albaugh, Dave 73, 158 Aldrich, Helen 73 Alexander, Judy 91, 180 Alexander, Marie 17 Allar, Mike 17, 119, 123, 124, 169 Allen. Don 47, 155, 172, 177 Allen, Ronnie 91, 127, 129 Altorfer, Merridy 73, 142. 180 Ambler, Robert 73 Amen, Ada Mae 47 Anderson. Barbara 17 113 Anderson. Carol Jo 47, 118 120 Anderson, Jim 47, 146 Anderson Jo Ann 47 Anderson. LaDonna 73, 122, 141 Index Berg. Pat 47 Bergia, Norma 47, 122, 125, 134 Bergia, Roger 73. 147, 158 Bergstrom, Arthur 47. 150, 172 Bergstrom, Daniel 61, 150 Berkowitz, Max 18 Bessler, Jerry 61 Betson, Beverly 73, 142 Bigger. Frank 47 Bill, Shirley 47 Billerbeck. Joyce 61, 142 Billerbeck. Phyllis 18 Bireline, Delbert 61. 124, 159. 161, 165, 168, 177 Birket, Jerry 47, 129, 130 Bischoff. Beverly 61, 127, 180 Bishop, Jack 61. 137 Bishop. Larry 48. 164 Bishop. Tom 18 Bitner. Dick 61 Black, Eddie 61 Black, Ruth 95 Blackard. Billy 73, 132 Blackburn, Janis 48, 125, 141 Blair. Darrell 18. 124 Bruggeman. Ed 48, 124 Brush, Carol 73, 128 Bryand. Richard 20 Brya t. Deirdre 20. 112, 119. 120 113 Buchana , Sandra 48. 122. 131. 134. 136 B chen, Joyce 73, 150, 180, 181 Buck, Lillia 61 Buck, Lillia 62, 134 Bugg, Ja e 48 Bugg. John 62, 142 Burbank, Cloteel 20 Burchell. Cherida 20, 147, 148, 150 Burdette, Lois 20 114. 119, 120, Burdick, Barbara 20. 119, 141 Burk, Carol 48, 143 Burnette. Gayle 48. 119 Burnette. Phil 62. 142 Burnett. Rosie Mae 62. 129, 132, 181 Burnham, Jon 48. 133. 167. 168, 177, 179. 159. 160. 165 194 Burnha . Yvonne 48. 133 Burns. Bill 20. 102. 103, 120. 133 Bush. Melvin 73 103, 104, 126, Andersen Anthony. Betty 73 . Sonja 91. 127. 150. 180 Blair. Harriett 73, 143. 180 Blake. Fannie 97 Butterfield, Penny 62 129 Archer. Arthur 61, 128, 162 Arends. LaVerne 61. 172 Arends. Roger 17. 121, 169 Armstrong, Betty 73 Arnold. Ed 17, 137 Arnold, Herbert 73 Ashley. Richard 73 Auer. Jim 61 Augsburger, Phyllis 73. 132. 141. 164 Augsburger, Shirley 47 Averell. Marilynn Ann 73 Avery, Mary 73, 127 Avery. Norma 17, 129, 146 Blank, Blumen Blust. Blust, Bob 73 rader, Connie 48, 126 Howard 73, 174 Patricia 18 Buxton, Donna 73, 132. 142 Buxton, Glenn 20, 124 Caldwell. Bob 73, 147 Caldwell, Dick 134, 147, 162 Bobeck, Frances 73. 126, 132 Boci n, Tom 61 Boesch, Jerry 18 Boettger. Robert 48 Bohart. Jerry 19 Bolan, Julia 97 Boldry, Bill 19, 195 113 Bollman, Mike 19, 123, 137 Book, Billie 61, 142 Book, Kendra 73. 143 Caldwell, June 74. 132. 134, 142 Callender. Lucille 143 Camenisch, David 74, 142, 162 Canenisch. Judy 48, 126, 158, 180, 181 Ca pbell, Donna 48 Campbell. Gary 62 Campbell, Harold 74 Cannaday. Sharon 74 Canty, Joa 48 Carmichael, Ralph 62 Bachtold. Tom 47, 121. 155, 157, 169, 171. 172 177 Baer, Sharon 73. 143 Baer, Sharron 61. 142 Baird, Jackie 47 Baker. Bob 73 Baker David 61 141 Baker: Tom 47, 164 Baldock. Ernie 47. 164 Baldwin, Hattie 17 Barbee, Pat 47 Barbee. Wanda 73 Barker. Donie 47 Barker. Jim 61 Barker. Shirley 47 Barnes. Carolynn 73, 126 Barrack. Richard 73, 158 Barrett. Bonnie 17, 118 Barrick Barry. , Nelson 47 Charlene 61 Book. Russell 61 Booth, Eddie 73, Borquist. Luan 7 126, 142 3 Boster. Nancy 73. 143. 180 Boswell. Lois 61, 117. 180 Bourlet. Willia Bovim, Judy 48, 48. 172 141 Bower. Melvin 97, 155 Bowton. Don 19, Bowton, John 73 Boyer. Bill 73 Boyer, Peggy 48 133 1 . 24 Bo le Patricia 73, 146 Y . Bozarth. Ronnie 61 Carpen ter. Jim 62, 158, 172 Carn Nancy 20 Carr. Robert 48 Carrithers, John 74. 142 Carson Ca son , Charles 74, 135, 137. 146 , Mr. John L. 84 Carter. Betty Lou 48. 119, 122 Carter, Earl 48 Carter. Joyce 62 Carter. Lloyd 48 Casey, Pat 74, 142 Castle. Clarence 21 Bradle. Barbara 73, 125. 127, 143 Bradley, Beverly 19. 117, 120, 125 Bradley, Donna Jo 73, 132 Caughey, Jim 62, 158 Cavanaugh. Vella 48. 126, 135 Chamberlain. Charles 21. 119, 121. 155, Brajon, Micheline 19. 102, 128. 136 Brandow. Walt 73 Brannon, Judy 48, 122 Bassett. Ty 17 Bastian, Jerry 61 Bateman. Jon 73, 142 Baty. Rae Jeanne 73 Baumbach, Harlene 61, 128, 142 Bauwens, Bruno 169, 171 Bauwens. Emily 47, 122 Bavis, Frances 61. 104, 118, 120, 126, 129 Bayer, JoAnn 18 Baysinger. Leslie 18, 169 Beaird, Jack 61 Beebe, Carol 73, 122. 142 ' Begner. Wilma 61, 125. 143. 180 1 Breedlove. Russ 73, 111, 158. 162 Brehmer. Rex 61. 137 Brewer. Ellen 19, 140 Brewer, Richard 61. 132. 137. 169. 172 Brewer. Sharon 73 Bridges. Levita 61 Briggerman Brian 73 Bristol, Jenita 61 Britt, Marcella 61. 180 Brockmeyer. Nancy 61, 143 Brodbeck, Sue 19, 124 Broderick. Ken 62 Broughton, Allen 73, 124, 158, 172 157. 165. 173 Cha berlain, Milton 74, 148, 158, 164. 173 Chambers, Vonna Lou 62, 120. 132, 150 Chandler. Norma Jean 62 Chaplain. Dwight 74. 128. 158 Chapman, Carol 48. 103, 126, 131, 141 Chatman, Larry 74. 174 Cheak. Checkl Bob S2 in. Elsie 21. 129 Chianes, Marina 62, 116, 127. 195 Child. Glen 62, 126 ChittY. lack 21, 112. 119. 120. 121. 155, 157, 165, 167, 173, 177, 211 Christ opher. George 21. 123 Clark. Ed 48. 129, 130, 173 Clark, Gene 48 Clark. Ha na 62 Bell. Barbara 47 Bell, Carla 73, 180 Bell, J.W. 18, 155. 156 Bell. Lula 73 ' Bell, Patricia 47 Bell. Patrick 73 Bell. Willie 61, 164 Benner. Bill 211 18, 168, 169, 171, 172, 177, Berenguer. Eduardo'47. 155 Broughton, Charles 19, 111, 121, 123. 131, 141, 155. 157. 172. 177. 201 Brower, Shirley 73 Brown. Angeline 73 Brown. Karlene 20, 137 Brown, Harold 62 Brown, Jack 48, 146, 148 Brown, Brown. Brown Jim 142 Jim 48. 111 Nettie 19, 125. 131, 133 Bfubqier, Charles sz, 134, 142. 164 Clark, Jerry 74 Clark, Joyce 74 Clark. Pat 21 Clayton. Jim 74 Cleer, Donna 49 Clemmer, Roger 49, 155, 157, 172, 177 Clemons. Ronald 74, 158, 162 Cleveland. Shirley 62, 143 Cloud, Russell 62 Cloyd, Audrey 21 Cloyd. Mary 62, 143 . Bob 21, 112, 121, 155, 156, Fehl, Margaret 137 Defibaugh, Joyce 74 n L Cochran. Joyce 62, 143 Coe, Bob 49, 129 Coe, Louis 74, 124, 162 Colbert, Eugene 62, 142 Colbert, Otis 74 Cole, Jerry 148, 150 Cole. Bob 147 Cale, Kathryn 97 Cole, Phyllis 21 Collier, Nick Earl 74 Collins, Judy 49 collins. Sharon 21, 124, 133, 140 Coltrin. Dick 74. 135, 145, 147 Colwell 159, 161, 165, 167, 173, 177, 178 179, 205 Condiff, Beverly 74, 124 Conger, Edythe 74, 62, 128 Conley, Delores 49 Conrad, Larry 49 Cook, Bob 62 Cook, Jackie 74, 180 Cook, Mary 49, 117. 120, 126, 133 Cooley, Clarence 74 Cooper, Nadra 74, 87, 131, 132 Copley, Roger 49, 194 Corley, Bob 49, 159, 160, 177, 179 Cornelius, Ken 49, 124 Corzine, Jeanne 22, 140 Costellia, Bill 22. 104, 137, 140 Coughlin. Robert 62, 111, 121, 128 Cox. Donna 74 Cox, Gary 49 Cox, Kenney 74, 158 Coyle, Alice 74, 143 Craft, Shirley 74 Cranford, Austin 74 Crank, Gerald 49 Crews, Sharon 74, 143 Crider, Richard 22, 148 Crone. Jim 62 Crotty, Jack 74 Crouch, Barbara 74 Crowder, Shirley 62 Cullen, Barbara 74 Derges, Ala 74 DeSelms Robert 63 Dewitt, Frankie 74, 162 Diekmam, Darlene 49, 119, 120, 133 Dimmick, Marilyn 74, 135, 145. 147. 150, 180 Dinger. Beverly 49. 104 Dishmam, Hettie 63 Dobbins, Lee 74, 127 Dodson, William 49 Doebler, Jack 63 Dolen, Willis 63 Dooley, Jea ne 23, 119, 124, 125, 130, 134 Dorey, Arlene 74, 126 Dowling, Nancy 49, 86, 119, 120 Downs, Dave 49, 164 Downs. Dick 163 Draper, Bill 49, 155, 165, 177 Droll, Janice 63, 124, 142 Dryden. Bob 63 Duke, Carol 74, 135, 150 Duke, Namcy 74, 135 Duncan, Fay 49, 103, 104, 120, 131 Duncan, Louise 63. 143 Dunn, Dick 63, 121, 128, 162, 168. Fleming, Bill 24, 123 Flexer. Shirley 75, 142 Flowers, Marjorie 75, 126 Foglesong, Marilee 63, 117, 125, 131 133 Follis, George 75 Follis, Jerry 75 Fong, Leslie 63 Fong, Stephen 63 Ford, Joanne 75, 164 Ford. Ralph 50 Foster, Pat 64, 164 Foster, Shirley 50, 143 Fouts, Eddie 75, 135, 142, 162 Frakes. Don 64, 146 Franklin, Jim 75, 158, 162 Franz, Sheila 75, 142 Frazelle, Ray 75 Frazier, Betty Jean 64 Fredell, Jim 24, Frederick. David Freeman, Richard Fritch. Roger 50 Fry, Darleen 75, Fry, Don 24 134 75, 172 64 136 Fuller, Wa da 64, 142 172. 177 Dura d, Art 49, 163 Durand, Don 75. 142 Durand , Joanne 75 Durand, Ronnie 63, 142 Eakle. Jerry 75 Eaton, Donna 63 Eaton. Georgia Mae 49 Funcamnon, Bob 64, 155, 158, 159 Fuson, Albert 24, 102, 129, 175, 210 Fyke, Harvey 75. 146 Fyke, James 64, 147, 162 Gaines, Joanna 64, 117, 126, 206 Galey, Lois 75 G nd, Bill 165, 166 Cullen, John 74 Cunninqha , Deam 62 Cunningham. Donna 49 Cunningham, James 22, 129, 135, 137 Curry. Alice 49 Curry, 177, Charles 22, 123, 137, 155. 157 225 Curtis, Jack 62, 141, 173 Curtis, John 74, 173 Curtis, Ruth 96 Cutler. Berna 22 Cutler, Eldon 62 Cvik, Catherine 62, 164 Dafnes, Mary 74 Damarin, Lois 62 Damley, Clinton 74 Darnell, Carole 49, 103, 120, 126, 129. 150 Darnell, Don 22 Darrah, Fred 74 Davenport. Peggy 49, 103, 104, 120, Eberle, Bette 63 Ebstrup, Mhrgrethe 50 Eddy, Richard 50, 140 Edenburn, Al 63, 155, 158 Edward, Julia 75 Eggerichs, Gary 75 Eggerichs, Jim 63, 124, 127 Ehlen, Margaret 63. 127 Ehmann. Fred 50 Ehrlich, Gene 63, 162 Elam, Bennie 23 Elliott, Royce 63, 158, 159, 162 Ellis, Audrey 63, 180, 181 Ellis, Don 50 Ellwamger, Beverly 50, 143 Elwood, JoAnn 50, 122, 132 Elwood, LuAnn 50, 122 Elwood, Suza ne 50, 140 Elzer, Mary 63 Emert, Bill 63 Endres, Michael 63, 133 Engelbrecht, Richard Engstrom, Charles 75, 126 Engstrom. Earl 50 Entwistle, Bill 63, 124 Erich, Erika 23, 112, 114, 120, 127. 129, 132, 134. 187 Erich, Harriett 63, 116, 132, 133. 190 Erickson, Dennis 23 Erickson, Florence 63. 142 Erickson, William 50, 172 Errion, Gerald 23. 119 Erwin, James 23, 119, 124, 172 Gardner Garrett Richard 50, 173 Harold 64 Garrett Jane 24, 131, 140, 144 Garrett Judy 75, 119, 127, 141, 143 Gauwitz, Mary Lou 50, 140, 179, 180 Gentry, Louise 75, 164 George. Fred 64, 158, 172 ' Gerard, Ja ice 50 Gerard, Ron 30, 127, 129 Gerber. Roselyn 64 German, Lester 50, 137 133, 134 Davidson, Carmine 74, 125, 128, 136, 143 Davis, Don 62 Davis. Emma 49, 143 Davis, Etta 74 Davis. Frederick 62, 126, 162, 164 Davis. Dr. Melvin G. 84 Davis, Norma Jean 22 Davis, Richard 62, 158 Davis, Sandra 74 Dawson, Elinor 63, 119, 127 Dawson, John 63, 137 Dawson, Wayne 22, 146 Day, Marilyn 74, 126, 143, 180 Day, Richard 22, 112, 169, 188 Day, Sara 23 Dean, Genevieve 96. 136 Deatherage, Sharon 74 Deever, Clarence 63 Defibaugh, Beverly 63, 129, 136, 143 Evans, Arline 63. 180 Evams, Jocelyn 63. 143 Falatka, Bob 50, 155 Fall, Edwin 97 Farden, Don Farlin, Beryl 50, 143 Farrar, Gloria 75, 128 Farrar. Jo-Ann 63. 143 Farrer. Dorothy 23, 140, 141 Favorite. Bob 63 Feeser, Edna 50, 126, 129, 130, 132 Feldman, Jim 63, 164 Ferrias, Fidler, Jack 24 Carl 63. 94. 137 Fields, Edith 63, 147 Filzen, Don 50. 145, 147. 150, 313 Finchum, Bob 63 Finney. Bill 63 Gerontes, Helen 75, 127 Geyer, Norma 24, 163 Gibbs, Marlene 64, 142 Gibson, Bob 165, 166 Giedd, Kenneth 50 Gift, Charles 75 Gillig, Ken 24, 123, 137, 140 Gillingham, Barbara 64, 118 Gilman, Ella May 50 Gilman, Juanita 24, 317 Ginocchio, Barbara 25, 124 Ginz, Don 50, 146, 149 Glaczenski, Carol Ann 25, 140, 164 Gleichman, Gene 64 Gleichmam. George 64 Gleichma . Jerry 75 Glisan, Gene 75 Gluck, Clara 137 Gluck, Joel 50 Gluck. Paul Goble, Ronnie 64, 164 Goepel. Joe 164 Goldha mer. Richard 75 Goodrich, Joyce 51, 125, 129 Goodwin, Sherrill 75 Gordon, Marvin 75, 128, 158, 162 Goss, Ruth 25, 112. 125, 133, 146 ll Gott, Jane 51, 133, 146 G0ftSChU1k. Terry 75, 142 Gould, Joy 25, 90 Goura , James 25, 155, 156, 177 Gouram, Roger 75, 158 Graha , Barbara 51 Graham, Don 51, 141 Grah m Donna 64 crunr,'B0b 25, 140 Grant, Evelyn 51, 143 Deisher, Patsy 74, 142 Dennis, Ronald 49 Dentino. Denny 49. 164 Denton, Jim 23 28 Flanagan, Jay 24, 124, 175 Flanagan, Roland 50, 155 Fleisher. Jim 50, 121, 128, 146 Fleisher, Robert 75, 117, 147, 158 Grant. Jerry 25, 159, 160 Gra t, Lois 75 Graves, John 64 Gravvat. Shirley 75, 146 Gray, Sharon 75, 127 Green, Richard 75 Greene, Barbara 25' 180 Greene, Melvin 25 Greeness, Maxine 96, 136 Herman Johnson, Eileen 29 Greeness. Sally Jo 75, 104, 136, 141, 142 Greer, Carol 25 Gresh m. Darrel 26, 121, 147, 151, 163, 177 Greuel, Rosemary 75, 180 Gridley, Ken 26. 123, 155. 177 Grigg, Thelma 75, 126 Grizanes, Terry 75 Growe, Glen 26, 102, 103, 104, 115, 123, 168, 169, 200 Gruss. Carl 64, 158 Gummerson, Joe 75, 168 Gunn, Larry 75 Herman, Doris 27, 104, 141 Hermu Howard 51 Hermanz Lou Ann 76, 125. 143 . Phyllis 64. 143 Hermann, Carole 76, 103, 111, 134, 135 180 Hermann, William, 27, 155 Herriman, Jim 64, 142, 158, 159 Hess, Bernetta 27 Hess, Elaine 51, 125, 135 Hess, Katy 51, 133 Hessling, Doris 76, 180 Hessling, Shirley 27 Hetherlin, Gloria 51, 104, 133 Gunter, L. 97 Gunther, Patricia 75 Habben, Rudy 64, 146 Hacker, Gene 26 Hacker, Lester 75, 174 Hafele, Charles 51 Hafele, James 64 Ha eme er Bob 51 159 172, 174 g y . . . Hahn, Emerson 75, 147. 150 Hakes, Charles 51, 121, 147, 149, 150, 151, 168, 171, 177 Hakes, Warren 26 Hall, Kay 75 Holler. Bertha 51 Hamilton. Daniel 75 Hamilton, Dody 51, 122, 143 Hamilton, Robert 75 Hamilton, Ronnie 75, 124, 142 Hamm, Darla 64 Hammer, Betty 51, 117 Hampton, Martha 51 Hampton, Paula 51, 126, 140 Hamrick. Maurice 26, 123, 136, 190 Hankins, Bonnie 51, 136. 143 Hansen, Christine 26, 112, 135. 150 113 Hanson, Dick 75 Ha son. Rosolind Je n 75, 127 Hanson, Robert 26, 124 Hanson, Roger 64, 158, 159, 162 Harband. Leonard 75. 142 Hard, Bonita 76 Hard. Jane 64, 180 Hardwick, Shirley 76, 128 Harlam, Robert 64, 133, 134 Harmon, Harms, Lillian 76 Phyllis 51 Har er, Carol 51, 117, 120, 128, 131, 201 P Harper Sharon 64 104, 134, 136 Harris: Dr. John H. 84 Harris, Jua ita 26 Harris, Lee 76 Harris, Warren 64, 133. 145. 146, 149 Hetzel, Al 51, 121, 148 Heward, Harold 64. 175 Heward, Neva 76, 142 Hewitt. James 28, 147. 156, 177, 190 Hiland, Vivian 28 Hill. Bill 51. 124. 126 Hill, Bob 142 Hill, D on 51, 136, 155. 156, 163, 177 Hill, Patricia 76, 125, 126, 136 Hill, Yvonne 64, 142 Hilsabeck, Jacqueline 52, 143 Hinaman, Bill 65 Hire, Bud 165. 167 Hoerr. Bill 28, 123, 130, 137. 163. 177 ' Hoerr, Ed 52. 118, 120, 121, 133, 147. 149, 155. 156, 169, 170, 172, 177 Hoerr, Eloise 76. 143 Hoerr. Florence 28. 140 Hoerr, Gene 28. 123, 127, 129 Hoerr, Marjorie 52, 131, 136 Hoerr Max 52 118 120 128 147 HQffmLn, Dick 52, 121, 133, iss, 173 Hofstetter. Mariann 76, 143 Holler, Ann 65, 132, 134 Holler. Patricia 52 Holtke, Blaine 28 Holzinger, Charles 52 Holzinger, Jim 28 Homan, Margo 65 Hom n, Wayne 65 Homa n, Warren 52. 155, 159, 165. 177 Homer, Mary 76 Honegger, Richard 76, 158, 162 Hopkins, Terry 76 Horn, John 52, 111, 174 Hornstein, Marvin Howard, Deane 52 Howat, Jim 28, 142, 146, 149, 151, 198 Howell, 151' Kyle 28. 121. 123. 146. 148. Hoyt, Gene 76, 142 Jipris, Theo 65 Johnson, Barbara 76, 142 Johnson, Bill 76 Johnson, David 76, 168, 172 Johnson . Gertrude 29 ' Johnson, John 29, 123 ' Johnson, Kathleen 76, 136, 180 Johnson, Lou Ann 76 I I Johnson, Mr. L. Ross 84 ' Johnson, Marilyn 29, 119, 178, 179 Johnson Johnson , Mary 76, 128 f , Melvin 29: 159, iso, 177 Johnson, Nancy 52 Johnson, Perry 65. 133, 140, 158, 159 172 Johnson, Shirley 30 Johnson, Terry 76 Johnson, Vivia 30, 124, 180, 181 Johnson, Wilma 76, 142 Johnston, Jim 65, 127, 129, 137, 155, 158, 164, 172. 173, 177 ' Jones, Bob 76, 124, 168 Jones, Dave 76, 162, 168 Jones, Edwin 65 Jones. Russell 77, 124, 142, 174 Jones, Patricia 65 Jones. Roger 77 Jones, Shirley 65, 127, 143 Jordan. Geraldine 65, 124 Joyce, Marilyn 52, 116, 126 Jurim. Barbara 30, 102, 112, 125. 133 Kall, Sandra 52, 131, 140 Kammerer, Dave 52 Ka p, Carole 77, 180, 181 Kamp. Ronnie 30, 121, 175 Kamnenberg. Bill 77 Karrick. Barbara 65, 143 Karrick. Lydell 30, 177 Kasebier, Bill 30 Kashner, Donna 52, 124, 134 Kats, Jim 169, 171, 178 Kavanaugh, Charles 97 Kaylor. Richard 30, 110, 112, 121, Hart. Jerry 26 Hartrick, Kathy 64, 104. 126 Hartwig. Daryl 76 Hastings, Ronnie 64, 166, 169, 172 Hatchre. LaVetah 64 Hatfield. Guy, 51, 105. 124, 169, 172 Hauer, Fred 76 Hauk, Virgil 76 Hauptly. Charles 27, 140. 155. 157, 177 Hauptly, Shirley 64. 143 Hawkins, Georgia Ann 51 Hawksworth, Carol 76 Hayden, Jerry 169, 171 Haynes, Marilyn 27 , Hayward, Larry 76 Hazard, Janet 76 Headley, Charles 76, 128 Heathcoat. Charles 76 Heathcoat. Donna 27, 143 Heaton, Joanne 76 Hedden, Raymond 76 Hedges. Harold 27, 121, 169, 172, 177 Hedges, Joyce 51, 125 Hedstrom. Mary 51. 146, 149 Heggemeier, Barbara 76. 131 Hubble, Jea 28 Huber, William 76 Hubert. Dolores 29, 90 Hubert. Janet 76, 119 Huff, Walter 29, 175 Huffman, Joyce 76 Hughey, Shirley 52, 146 Hulson. John 76, 147 Hulson. Robert 76, 142 Huntington, Barbara 76, 125, 146, 149 Hurst. Kathy 52 Hurt. Delores 76 Hurt, Patsy 76, 125. 180 Huston, Martha 29 Huston, Mike 65 Hutchcraft, Ken 29 Hutchcraft, Wanda 65 Hutton, Max 29 Hyatt, Connie 76 Icenogle, Donald 76 Iles, Claralene 65, 142 lrons, Jo-Ann 52, 136 lvers. Craig 52, 126, 172, 174 Jackson, Bill 76 125, 129 Keach, John 52, 119, 134 Keller. Bob 52 Keller. Ja e 30, 124 Keller. William Clarence 77. 146 Kelley, Jack 52 . Kemmer. Betty 77 Kennell, Joe 65, 128. 145, 147, 148 Kennie, Raymond 77 Kent, Jim 65 Keown, Jean 77, 126, 135, 180 Kerker, Sta ley 52, 141 Kerr. Ronnie 30 Kestner, Rolla 65 Kettlekamp, Ronald 53 Key. Ge Kiefer, orge 89 Walt 77 Kille, Jack 30 Kimlel King, King, G King. J Donna 77, 124 6ary ss. 127, iss erald 77 ackie 31 King, Judie 65, 118, 125, 146 King. Lois 31. 102. 141 Kinney. William 77 Kink, Irene 97 Kirby, Dennis 65. 155, 158 Kirkbride. Beverly 77, 180 Kirkbride. Donna 53 Kirkup, Ben 97 Kirsch, Bonnie 77, 143 Klee, V irginia 77 Klein, Sonia 31, 141 Kline, Kaye LaVee 53, 128, 147, 150 Kline, Leatha 77 Kling, Joyce 77. 143, 164 Heise, Richard 27, 124, 163, 168, 177 Helmick . Walter 51. 155, 169, 172 Helms. Ken 64. 124, 158, 164 Henderson, Jesse 27 Hendricks, Kay 64, 119 Hendricks, Larry 76, lll Hendrickson. Esther 76 Hendrickson, Pat 64, 125, 143, 180 Henning er. Charles 64, 131, 136, 142, 172 Herchenback, Fred 76 Jackson, Ira 52 Jacobs, Charles 65 Jacquin, Mr. W.C. 84 James, Warren Robert 65. 121. 145, 147 150 Jarrell Laura 76, 127, 131, 132, 225 Jeneson, Sherry 52 Jenkins, Donna 52, 140 Jenkins Eulalia 52 Jennings, Phylis 52 Jipris, Evamgelia 76, 147 Klockenga, Shirley 31 Knaggs, Roger 53, 168, 169, 172 Knickerbocker, Sally 77 Knickerbocker. Sheryl 65, 126 Knobloch, Shirley 53, 122, 142 Knobeloch, Beverly 31, 124. 135 Knobeloch, Garth 31, 123, 173, 208 Knoll, Jea nie 31 Knoll, Karen 77, 143. 164 Knoll. Martin 65 Knott, Pat 77, 143 229 Knowles. John 77, 142 Knuth, Arthur 65. 124 Knuth, Bill 65, 125, 133 Koechle. Eddie 65, 146 Koechle, Mary 31 Koehler, Richard 77 Koengeter. Robert 65, 124 Kohl. Rodney 53 Kohler, Bill 53. 168, 172 Kohler. Marlene 31, 124 Kolb. Elaine 65, 124, 128 Koonce. Charles 53 Kretz, Donna 65, 134 Kuecks. Walt 31 Kuehl. Mary'n 32. 115. 120, 185 Kumpf. Claire 65 Kunkle, D01ores 32, 116, 197 Kunz. Robert 65, 147. 149 Kwekkeboom, Joan 65 Kyle, Janet 53 Lacey, Patricia 77 Lyons, Ethel Mae MacDonald. Dougl Madderom, Gary 7 Maddrie. Robert 54 as 66 7, 127 33, 128, 133 HaHarry, Bob 33. 157, 165, 167, 176 Maier. Arlam 77 Majerus, Ronnie Mamn. Bob 77 Mann, Ronald 77 Malone. Mr. Jose Mamn, Bob 168 Ma sfield. Garry Mansfield, Lever Marcille, Fred 7 Marcus, Norman 7 Margaris, Spero Marinaccio. Dr. Marsh, Dale 34. Marsh, Roger 66. Marshall, Frank Marshall, Jerry Marshall. Ronnie 34 ph O. 84 77, 128 ett 66, 137 7 7. 133. 158 66, 111 Anthony 84 316 164 34 66 78, 147, 172 Moyer, Bill 78 Mudd. Betty 78 Mudd, Theresa 66 Mummert. Floyd 78 Mundelius. Bob 54, 121. 155, 156, 159. 172, 176, 194 Munis. Gloria 78 Murrie, Sheila 78, 150 Ladley. Jea 53. 117. 120. 131. 133 Ladley, Joellen 77. 131. 135, 145, 146, 148. 1 78 Laesch, Larry 53. 126, 129, 140 Lagron. Ronnie 77, 142, 158 Laidler. Patricia 77 Lair, Phillip 65 Lalicker, Beverly 53. 180 Lampton, Beverly 53 Lamdsittel. Delores 77 La dwehr, Shirley 53, 125, 133, 180 Langewbach, Nancy 77 Langjahr, Dean 77 Lmnkton. John 32 Lappin, Bob 65 Larke. Bill 53 Laube, Myrna 65, 116, 126. 132, 134. 198 Laus. Peggy 77 Lavigne. Beverly 77, 145 Lavigne, Pat 65, 116. 131, 133, 209 Lawless, Jack 53, 103, 104 Lawrence, Connie 32, 131, 133 Lawrence, Lynne 77. 142 Lawrence. Robert 77. 141, 142, 158, 162 Ledgerwood, Charles 32. 163 Lee, Bob 65 Lee, Sharon 53. 143 Lee, Sharon 66 Leininger. Rodney 77, 142 Lelm, Juanita 77 LeMaster, Don 53 Lemkema n. Mary 53 Lemmon, Donald 32 Lemon. Shelley 53, 119, 147, 148, 150 Lev. Marcia 53, 134 Lewis, Azella 77, 142, 164 Lewis, Marilou 32, 128 Lewis, Paul 66 Lewix, Terry 32, 165, 167. 176 Libolt, Bill 77. 124. 158, 172 Libolt, Doris 53. 141 Lincoln, Nancy 66, 127. 136, 180 Lindberg. Frank 66 Linden, Joyce Lindenmeyer, Jerry 169, 171 Lindholm, Harold 77 Lisle. Wa da 66, 142, 180, 181 Livengood, Shirley 53, 105, 146 Livingston, Bob 66 Lokowich. Carol 77, 126, 142 Lonergam, Jerry 53, 124 Look. Kent 66, 124. 126, 132 Lorentz. Russell 77 Losh. Dick 53 Lotze, Myrna 77, 142 Lovestrand, Dua e 32. 101, 155, 157. 165. 172, 176, 178 Martens. Richard 66, 126, 129, 147, 148. 158. 172 Martin. Donna 54 Martin. Joyce 77, 143 Bett 78 142, 180 Matthews, y , Matthews, Charles 78 Matthews. Donald 78 Matthews, Donna 66 Maurer, S ndra 78 Maxey. George 54 Mayhall, Michael 78, 128 Martin, Nancy 34, 112, 125. 130, 133, 134, 135, 201 113 Elaine 33. 66, 119, 128. 136 Jack 33, 147. 148, 149, 168, Mathison Richard 66, 127, 162 Matranga, Jea 54 McCaddon, McCaddon Sharon 33. 119, 120 McCombs. Barbara 66. 125, 143 McCombs. 169, 176 McCoy. Ralph 66 McCurdy. Mildred 54 McDonald Charles 66 McDonald Eugene 33 McDonald, Lorene 33 McDowell Mardeen 66, 150 McDowell, Sharon 78, 150, 180 McEvers, Doloris 33. 137 McFall. Donna Mae 78, 126, 135 McFa11. Jua ita 33 MdGee. Jay Dee 66. 142 McGuire. Shirley 33 Murphy, Barbara 78, 132 Murphy, Bill 54 Murphy, Ellen 78. 126, 131 Murphy, Jack 66, 127. 140 Murphy, Shirley 140 Murphy, Winifred 66. 109 Murray, Charles 78 Murray, Gabrella 34 Murray, Richard 34, 155, 157, 177 Murray. Shirley 54 Murrie, Harry 78. 124, 142, 158 Murrie, Jean 54, 116, 126, 131, 132 206 Murrie, Marilyn 54. 116. 209 Myers Beverly 54 Myers: Bill ve. 142 Myers. Dita Ann 78, 136 Myers. Meyers. Gloria 34, 131, 143 Nita Rae 66. 141 Nash, Marilyn 35 Neaveill, Boyd 66, 141, 168 Neher. Gwen 66, 128. 143 Neis, Martha 54, 133, 144 Nelson, Joan 35, 140 Nelson. Joanna 78 Nelson, Johnnie 78 Nelson, Marilyn 66. 124. 127, 143 Neuhaus, Charles 97 Nevitt. Newman, Catherine 78 Helen Nichols, Bonita 54, 133 Nichols. Jerry 78 Nicholson, Jeam 54, 143 Nices. Mr. George N. 84 Niles. Harlene 53 Niles, James 78 Nixon. John 66, 121. 131, 137, 155. 158, 159, 162, 164 Nixon. Mark 66, 121, 147, 148. 155. 158, 159, 162 Nola , Joyce 35 Noona , Martha 35, 125. 129, 132, 133 Nordstrom. Lena 97 Norvell. Tom 55 Nott, Roberta 66, 105, 143 Oard. Darrell 35, 124 McKnight, Rosie Lee 54, 88. 180 McMorris, Jim 54. 124 MCMorris, Jim 78, 158 Meinders, Donna 78, 117 Meischner, lmogene 54. 143 Melvin, Marilyn 66, 120 Memmin, Dianne 78 Mette. N ncy 78. 128 Meyer, Thomas 34 Michelson, Dave 54. 88, 129, 135, 137, 173. 174 Mikesell, Ralph 78, 158 Miles, Barbara 54, 131, 140 Miller. Bert 66. 137, 158, 159 Miller, Don 54 Miller Dorothy 54, 150 Miller Jack 78 Miller Jack 66 Miller Jacqueline 76 Miller Jessie 78 Miller Joamn Claudine 78, 136 Miller Pat 78 Miller Shirley 54 Mitchell, Joyce 78, 142 Mann, Phyllis 54 O'Brien, Peggy 78 O'Brien, Ralph 78 O'Bryant, Pat 55 Oetzel, June 35 O'Grady, Shirley 55. 143 Ohl, Debbs 78 Oldham, Warren 169, 172 Olsen, Douglas 78. 174 Opper, Joyce 55. 180, 181 Osterman. Marlene 35 Palmer. Esther 97 Loving, Audrey 53. 140, 150 Lowder. Keith 77. 124, 142 Lowder. Raymond 77, 128 Lowder, Sharon 53 Lowe, Catherine 53 Lowe, Lucinda 77, 180, 181 Lowery Anita 66 Lowery, Pat 54 Lutker Mary Lou 66. 125. 143 Lutker Lyons. Lyons. Nancy 32 . 142 .Archie 77 Don 33. 91, 145. 147, 165 Mohr, Kent 54. 137. 141, 155 Moldenhauer, Philip 54, 173 Panus, Carolyn 66, 128. 143 Parker, Charles 66 Parker. Ja et 78 Parkinson, Donna 35, 304 Parrott, Bernadine 78, 143 Pate, Sa dra 78. 146 Patterson, Sandra 78. 126. 147 Pattison, Sharon 66, 128, 144 Patton. Gene 165, 166, 178 Pavelka, John 67, 150 Pearson, Eleanor 137 Pearson, Jack 173 Pearson, Paul 55, 135, 172 Pearson, Paul F. 55, 155, 173 Pearson. Tom 78. 142, 173 Peer. Charles 35. 134. 163 Molleck, Jack 34, 155, 156, 165, 166, 176 Moody. Rita 78 Mora , Chloa ne 54 Mofeldmd. Joyce 76, 126 Morgam. Bill 54, 164 Morse, Dan 34. 128, 146, 148 Morse Patricia 78, 147 Morse: Raymond 78, 137 Morse. Robert 78, 137 Pemberton, Jerry 35 Pendleton, Jay 55. 164 Perarki, Sharon Lee 78, 127 Perry. Gloria 79, 131, 132 Peters. Donna 36 Peterson, Lilli n 97 . Peterson. Martha 36. 124, 128 Peterson, Mary Ellen 36, 128 Peterson. Norma 55, 141 Pettit, Dave 36, 123. 155, 176 Russell Petzing. Donna 55, 143 Pfisterer, Margaret 67, 111 Phelps. Barbara 67, 132, 180, 181 Philipp, Caro1'79. 142 Phillips, Barbara 36, 122 Phillips, Nancy 55, 141 Phillis, Arthur Pierson. Bill 67, 128 Pierson, Jack 67, 135, 137 Planck, Carolyn 67 Poggi, Donald 67 Polk, Sam 55. 159, 160, 176 Pollock, Carol 67, 128, 147, 148, 150 Pople, Murray 67, 146, 158, 159. 172, 176 Porter, Donald 79 Poshard, Keith 55, 126, 147, 148, 155, 176 Potter. David 36, 124, 146 Potter, Jean 79, 36, 132 Potter. Nola 79 Pottorf. Jea 36, Powers, Anita 55, 119 Powley, Joyce 67, 128 Pozony, Fred 97 Prentiss, Bob 67, 142 Price, Dixie 55 Price, Jerry 67, 146 Price. William 55. 124, 174 Priddy, Gary 55, 131, 140. 142 Prunty, C.B. 36, 140, 144, 169, 171, 176 116. 124. 131. 187 Pugh, Sue Betty 67 Pugh, Donald 55 Pugh, Harold 79 Pugh, LeRoy 67 Pullium. Bob 79 Quasebarth. Richard 79, 158 Raber. Nancy 79, 146 Radke. Carol 55 - Raeuber, George 36, 123, 173, 208 Rager. Kay 67 Randolph, Jack 169, 171 Randolph, Joy 67, 127, 143 Raschert, Frank 55 Rasmussen, Milton 79, 146, 149, 150 Rastratter, Phil 55. 119, 120, 172, 176 Rothman, Louise 36, 112 113 Rothman, Nellie 67, 143 Rauhaus, Twila 79 Robbins. Ronny 37 Roberts, Dianna 79, 142 Robertson, Patty 37 Robison, Greta 79 Rock, Connie 56, 141 Roecker, Marie 67. 132, 135 Roecker, Shirley 56, 146, 149 - 1 Y Scull, Patsy 79, 146 Scurrah, Virginia 79 Sedekum, Janet 79 See, Paul 79 Seely, Emma Lou 68, 150 Seidel, Helen 79, 164 Seidel, Mary Ellen 68 Roffol, Paul 79, 142 Rogers. Dean 37, 135 Rogers, Joanne 79 Rohde, Ja e 67. 119. 180 Rohde. Vern 37 Rahman, Bernie 37, 132, 137, 155. 157, 173, 176, 178 Romans, Rene 67, 144 Romans Ronnie 38 Root. steve 67, 158, 164, 173, zoe Root, Wayne aa, 140. 155, 159, 171 176 207 ' Rose, Arthur 38 Rose, Richard 79, 142 Rosecrans, Marilyn 79, 124, 132 Rosenak. Paul 56 Ross. Dave 67, 158 Seifert. Cynthia 56, 118, 130 Seiz, George 56, 127 Selburg, Carol 68. 143 Sellers, Delores 56, 125 Sellers, lrv 169, 171 Selvy, Don 39, 102, 103, 104. 124, 137 Semlow, JoAnne 39. 114, 120, 188 Seward, Marlene 39 Seymour. Marilyn 39, 119, 136 Shadid, Fred 68, 142, 172, 175, 176 Shadid, Melvena 39, 140, 144 shqdid, Phyllis 79 Schafer, Karen 68, 136, 142, 149 Shafer, Na cy 79, 133, 142 Shaffer. William 56, 159, 172 Sha er, Joyce 39, 137 Shaver, Betty Lou 56, 125 Ross. Forrest 56 Ross. Fred 163 Roth, Evelyn 38 Shaw, Carla 56, 135 Shaw. Mardell 79, 124 Sheiry, Dolores 56. 118, 143 Rotholt Rotholt Rowe. J z. Albert 56 z. Carol 79 ack 67. 128, 162. 163 Rudd, Jim 67, 141, 142, 150 Rule, Michael 79, 141 Rule, Shirley 38 Runya , Gary 56, 124 Ruppert, llleana 79, 126 Russell. Bernadine 97 Russell, Jerry 38, 123, 147, 175, 198 Russell, Phyllis 38. 124 Shirle 67 Sheley, Sandra 36, 136, 140 Shelton, Dorothy 68 Shelton, Duane 68, 120, 124, 133 Sherwood, Phyllis 56 Shields, Max 68, 142 Shook, Arlene 79. 118, 127, 142 Short, Dorothy 68. 143 Short, Janet 56, 136 Short, Tom 57 Shottenkirk, Carolyn 79, 125 Shrode, Pat 57 Shrum, Donna Star 68, 129, 136, 142 Shull, Donna 40 Reason, Charles 79 Rebman, Mary 67, 142 Reed, Ann 67, 143 Reed. Dia na 79, 180 Reed, Evelyn 79, 136 Reed, Forrest 67 Reed, Jack 57. 158, 159 Reed. Lee 67. 142 Rees Jack 55 Reicheneker, Eugene 67 Remelius, Loraine 55, 122 Rennick, Pat 79, 142 Resler, Pat 137 Reum, Jack 55, 126, 134, 140 Reynolds, Betty 55, 131, 133 Rhoades, Judy 55 Rhode, Jane 67, 126. 180, 181 Rhodes. Gene 55 Rhodes. Velma 37 Rice, Carol 37 Rice. EH 55 Rice, Robert 37 Rice, Sandra 79 Rice. Ted 56, 141 Richards, Bernie 79, 174 Richardson, Dick 169, 170 Richardson, Joyce 37, 126, 141 Rickard. Anna 37, 136 Richart, Jerry 79 Ricketts. J. LaRue 67, 147 Ricketts, Patricia 79, 126, 131, 145. 147 Ridgely. Bill 79 Rimington, Susie 67, 136, 143 Rimmey, Joanne 56. 128 Ring. Bernard 67 Rink, Nancy Ruth 79. 132 Risinger, Don 67 Robards, Eleanor 79, 128, 142 Robb, Janice 79, 125. 143 Robbins. Dua e 67 I Y Rust, Mary Alice 67, 142 Ryan, Dale 38 Saad, Edward 79 St. Clair, Marie 68. 142 Samsel, Dick 169, 170 Samsel, Pat 56, 133 Sanders, Shirley 67, 118, 127, 180, 181 Sa ds, Ruth 56, 133 Sdntes, Marie 97 Saurs, Mr. Edward G. 84 Schaal, Bill 67, 124 Schaefer, Donald 79 Schaefer, Walt 38, 123, 124, 137. 168. 169, 176 Schaffer. Don 56, 141, 155 Scha k, Kay 126 Schaub, Joseph 97 Schellenberger, Chuck 79, 135 Scherff, Caryl 56. 116, 120, 132, 195 Schermer. John 169, 170 Schielein. Irene 56, 125, 132, 136 Schildmiller, Eileen 56, 143 Schleigh. Bessie 56, 134 Schlobohm, Robert 56 Schlyer, Jane 68, 150 Schmeisser, Paul 68. 172 Schmidt, Eddie 79, 145, 146, 149 Schmidt, Robert 79, 124, 137 Schneider, Barbara 56. 122, 132 SChneider. Bob 79 Schneider, Carol 38, 124, 125. 128. 131, 135 Schofield. Glen 68. 142 Schrai, Eva 137 Schreier, Joyce 79, 180 Schrepfer. Mary Je n 56 Schroeder, Virginia 79, 142 Schultz, Adrian 56, 134 Schumacker, Anita 79, 127 Schwartz. Dorothy 68, 127, 150, 180, 181 Schwartz, Maryann 68 Schwartzbeck, Nancy 68, 104 Schwartzbeck, Sandy 39, 117, 125, 126, 144. 200 Schwenk, Kay 68 Schwyhart, Clyde L. 84 Scobee, Robert 68 Scott, Janes 79, 168 Scott, Pat 39, 119, 120 Scrivner, Dick 39, 102, 103, 104, 124, . 163, 176, 211 Silvest Simpsen . Stewart 80, 119, 127 . Bill 68. 142 Simpson. Donna 57, 111, ll8 Simpson. Eugene 175 Simpson, Robert 68 Shryock, Robert 80 Sinn, Lorraine 57, 126, 127, 141 Sitton, Marlyn 40, 101, 111, 112 129, 136, 144 . 126. Slater, Jane 80, 133, 143 Slavens. David 68. 142. 158. 159, 164, 173 Slavens. Tommy 80, 124, 158. 173 Sleater, Mike 80, 158 Slipzinski, Gene Slonneger, Ronnie 57, 147, 149, 150. 174 Smart, Philip 57, 126, 147, 148, 150, 151. 155 Smith, Ardene 40, 124, 141 113 Smith. Barbara 80, 180 Smith, Barbara J. smith, Betty 40, 102 Smith, Clifford 80, 158 Smith, Don 57, 159, 161, 165, 167, 176 Smith, Dorothy 72, 80, 127, 136 Smith, Dorothy E. 80, 150 Smith, Dua e 68, 147 Smith. George 129, 147, 155 Smith, Howard 40, 112, 121, 129 Smith, Jeanne 57, 118, 124. 133 Smith, Matilda 80 Smith, Norma 80 Smith Patricia J. 40 150 smithf Pat K. 57, 141 Smith, Robert 40, 121, 123, 124, 128. 168, 169, 170, 176, 215 Smith, Willie 68 Snyder, Dean Snyder, Sharon 68. 131, 146, 149, 180 Sokolis. Roger 57, 123. 155 Sollars, Sandy 57. 141 Sommerville, Joan 40, Sperry, Don 57, 123, 124, 128 141 Sprinkle. Jo-Ann 57, 135, 146 Stafford. Don 68. 155. 158. 159. 172. 176 Stafford. Harold 40. 128. 155. 157, 172. 176. 177 Stage, Chester Eugene 68 Stage. Ethel 80 Stamps, JoAnn 57 23l 3 1 1 1 Staub, Helen 68 Staub, Marie 57, 119. 126 Staub. Ronnie 80. 135 Stauffer, Ralph 57. 141 Stauske, Terry 40, 128 Stear, Donald 68 Stecken, Marilyn 57 Steele, Shirley 80, 131 161, 169, 170. 176 Steenrod, Sheila 68, 126, 129, 136, 150 Steidel, Carolyn 80, 128 Steiner, Carol Leu 57 Steiner, Shirley Mae 57, 134. 142 Stenson, Clyde 41, 141, 147, 155, 159. Stephens, Anita 80 Stepzinski, Eugene 41, 137 Stern, Shirley 57. 118 Stewart, Bessie 97 Stewart, Robert 141. 144 Stewart, Robert 57, 130 Stiles, Charles W. 57. 132 Stimeling. Shirley 57, 143 Stock. Jo Anne 150 Stock. Mary 80 Stocker, Norman 57, 173 Stone, John 80 Stone. Mary 80. 127 Stone, Willio 80, 168, 176 Stotler. Jo-Anne 80 Stott, Douglas 66, 137 Stout, Leonard 41 Stratton. Dave 165, 166 Strawn, Virginia 68 Streeter, Dwight 68, 126, 146, 150 Streitmatter. Barbara 57, 116, 143 Streitmatter, Delores 80, 126, 134 Streitmatter, Robert 80, 142 Stringer. Donna 41, 131, 140 Strode. Roger 68, 137, 155, 158, 159 Stroff, Nick 68, 124 Stromwell, Dale 41, 128 Strong, Grover 57 Stuart, Bruce 57, 155 Sulaski, Bob 57. 111, 121, 134. 155. 156 159. 176 Sulliva , Karen 68, 136 Sulliva . Marty 104. 119, 137 Surratt. Ron 80 Sutter, Kenneth 162. 165. 176 58. . 128 68. 127, 129. 155, 156. Sutton, Harold 41 Sutton, Muriel 68 Sutton, Patti Jo 80, 126. 134, 180 Swearinger, Raymond 80 Swiger, Betty Jane 80 Swiger. Fred 68, 162 Swiger, Robert Lloyd 80, 158 Swords. Dave 69, 175 Szabados, Delberna 41. 122, 126. 129 Szabados, Marvin 80, 142. 158. 162 Trapp, Ronald 80, 135 Travis, Pat 42, 117, 135, 215 Tripp, Patricia 80, 116, 131, 194 Trompeter. Charlaigne 80, 133 Trotter, Bill 69 Trotter. Bob 69 Trotter, Cortez 80, 178 Trunk. Edward 58, 137 Tucker, Bob 69 Tucker, Doris Jeam 69 Tuffentsamer. Rose 58 Turl, Judy 42, lll, 140 Turner. Beulah Esther 80, 125 Twedell, Bill 58, 131, 140. 141 Umdenstock. Ronny 80 Umdenstock. Terry 58, 147, 150 Underwood, Phyllis 69, 150, 180 Unes, Dick 80, 142 Upchurch, Mary 42 Utley, Jerry 58. 155, 156, 159, 176 Vaccaro, Dennis 80 VanDyke, Rosemary 42, 143 VanLaningham, George 69 VanLanningham JoAnne 80, 142 Va Lamingham. Mary 42, 122, 133, 136 VamLaningham, Ronald 128 VanNorman. Dick 69, 155. 158 Varvil. Teddy 80 Vaughn, Doloris 137 Vaughn. Eula-143 Verbeke. Da 42 Vince. Rachel 42 Vogel. Sonya 42 Vogy, Cherie 69, 127. 143 Voigt, Dave 58, 121, 141, 159, 161 Volk, Bob 69 Voris, Marie 80, 135, 180 Voros, Gregory 69, 155, 158, 162 Voslow. Kathleen 43 Voss, Mary 43, 103, 120, 129, 135 ,113 Wagler. Bob 169, 171 Wagner. Fonda 43 Wagner, Gerald 69 Wagstaff, Gerald 80 Wainright. Beverly 69, 126, 136 . Walder. Dinah 58, 104, 116, 119, 140. 190 Waldron, Barbara 58, 140. 141 Walker. Jim 81, 135 Wallace, Katherine 58 Wallace. Martha 81 Wallden, Gunnard 69, 175 Walton, Tommy 43, 121, 123, 168. 169, 171, 176, 178 Walwer, John 43, 141, 155, 169, 176 Warnke, Pauline 58, 119, 164 Warren, Sheris 58, 136 Warren. Susan 81, 126, 131, 160, 181 Warschawski. Doris 43, 136 Washington, Ruth 81 Wassmuth. Richard 43 Whalen. William 97 Wharton. Evelyn 69, 126. 143 Whipp. Sally 44. 142 Wightman, Priscilla 59. 116, 119, 120 122, 125, 128, 129, 131, 194 Wilcoxen. Donna 81, 180 Wilhite, Dorothy 69, 150 Williams. Dale 81 Williams. Jim 69, 146 Williams , Joann 44, 143 Williams, Lois 81 Willia s, Shirley 45. 129, 133 Williams, Velma 81 Whitaker, Maleita 69, 118, 125. 131, 133, 142 Whitaker. Sara 44, 129, 133 White. Beverly 69, 119, 133 White. Bob 81, 146 White, Mike 44, 129 White, Pat 81, 133 Whitely. Joe 69, 142 Whitledge, Bob 81 Whitlow, Barbara 44, 117, 120, 210 Whittington. Eddie 81 Wickert. lim 58, 126 Wickert, Mary 44, 119, 129 Wiela d, Gene 44 Wieland, Margie 58, 111, 125 Wieseham, Ralph 44, 58, 104 Wigginton, Richard 81 Williamson, Jim 59, 81 1 Williamson, Phyllis 45, 124, 129, 134 Willia son, Ronnie 59, 159, 165, 174, 176 Willis. Bob 45, 129. 155, 169, 176 Willis, Patsy 81. 142 Willms, Jeep 69, 164, 175 Wilmsen. Mary Jane 59. 134 Wilson, Beverly 69, 111, 125, 126, 127 136 Wilson, Janet 45, 129, 137 Wilson, Nancy 69, 126, 132 Wilson, Ravalie 81, 125, 164 Winkler, Larry 59, 134 Winship, Dick 59 Winski. Donald 81 Wisez Dale 59, 150 Wisner, Merwyn 81 , Witter, Morris 81 Witzig, Beverly 59. 122, 126 Witzig, Ted 81, 162 Woerner, Betty 69, 125, 133 Woerner, Gary 81, 126 Wohl. Dorothy 69. 128 Wolcott, John 69, 146 Wolfe, Bob 69 Wolfe. Thelma 96, 136 Wolla a, Wood, Be Carol 69. 143 verly 45. 129. 144 Woodruff. Donna 45. 129. 132. 134 Jeanette 81, 111 Szidon. Ray 41, 87, 123, 126, 168, 169 Tallyn, Don 69, 142 Tapp. Mary 136 Tarpley. Nancy 58 Tasick. George 80, 124, 158 Tate. Deloris 41 Tate, Gary 80, 158 Woodruff. Mary 81, 142 Woods, Lillian 70, 126 Wooley. Lois 45, 129 Workman, Wa da 59, 136 Wozniak. Dorothy 45 Watson, Joyce 81 Watson Louis 69, 127, 129 Watts. Bobby 81, 124 Watts. Mary 43 Weaver Donald 81 Weaver, Fred 58, 126, 140 Weaver, Wright. Bill 59. 1 Wright. J mes 70 29. 130 Tate, Thomas 80 Taylor, Barbara 58 Taylor, Hank 41 Tegg, Thelma Kay 80 Terrell, Beverly 69, 180 Terrell, Mary 58 Theinert. Donald Lee 80 Theissen, Linda Kay 69, 143 Theobald, Johnnie 69 Weaver, Jeanine 81, 111 Webb, Donna 43. 87, 116, 126, 127, 129, 135, 144, 207 113 ' Webb. Jim 58. 125. 134 ' 1' Webb, Shirley 69. 143 . K Weber. Carl 43. 123Ts129, 165, 167, 176 Webster. Bill 81 Weeks. Bob 81 Weinstein, Phil 58, 165, 166 1 Wright, Shirley 59, 141 Wyxa , Ruth 59 Wynd, Richard 45, 129 WYSS. Don 70. 158. 162. 165. 166 Yates, Dave 70, 127, 129, 146 Yonce. 45. 111. 129 York. Beverly 79. 128, 136 . 176 Thomas, Charles 69, 137 Thomas. Dale 58 Thomas, Eugene 58 Thompkins, Willie 80 Thompson, Josephine 69, 142 Thompson, Gerald 80 Thompson, Harold Leroy 80 Weiss, Jerry 169, 170 Welch. Betty 44, 111 Welch. George 81, 126 Welch, Richard 69 Welch, Wilburn 69 Welch. William 58 ' Wells, Harold 81 -'A York, Glenda 137 York, Na cy 81 Yost. Jea 59 Yost, Sharon 81 Young, Cecil 81 Yurgutis, Darlene 70. 142 Yurgutis, Sharon 81 Zarley, Gerald 70, 173 Zarley. Kenneth 81 Thompson, Mary Jean 42. 112. 115, 120, 125, 185 Welsh, Judy sa Welton. Gerry sl. 130 Zenor. Pat 70 Zerwekh. Emily 70, Thompson, Thornton, Tinsley. Tomsovic Townsend 232 Shirley 69. 133. 143 Morga 58, 147, 149, 174 John 69, 128 Mary Lou 80, 119, 143 Jewell Dean 80. 180 Wennerholt. Ginny 58. 125. 134, 140 Werner, Jerry 44, 155, 156. l72,'176 Weyeneth, Bill 44. 87, 111,-121, 123, 170, 172, 176 129, 132. 168. 169. 197 126. 132 Zimmerman. Eva 45. 129. 142 Zimmerman. Florann 81 f JM U-24114 P ,Qu xv Spf? 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