Alleman High School - Pioneer (Rock Island, IL)

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Our Advisor SISTER M. KEVIN One of the first prerequisites for a successful yearbook is a well-fed staff. CI. to r.j Di Schroeder, Mimi Cosgrove, Terry Payne, Steve State and Jim Fehl's head. I f 1 S wi 1 ,s,is l l l.lli,5, gli! X R, 5 re in 3 . We iitffw ' .wx ff ef -W we f 1 Llp K A.: -' i .V f . i ' i QNX X 4-ss. N 1 1 ,. fs all i i it Li. ,ml N 2 l i 2 - r ini Greater love hath no photographer than Mr. Calbrecht who risked his neck to take the homeroom pictures from the scaffolding. Acleno led ments The job of editing this book isn't finished until our thanks is given to the many, many people who made this anniversary edition possible. First we thank Father O'Connor who gave us permission to begin work on a hardcover yearbook. Special thanks must go to Sister Kevin, our advisor, who began this task against all her better wishes. Mr. Art Van Lancker of Model Printers and Mr. Lucien Calbrecht of Calbrecht studios both deserve recognition for their patience and aid. Financially the book would have been an impossibility with- out the support of all our advertisers. We also want to thank the Quad-City newspapermen, as well as those in Champaign, who sent pictures for our use. To the members of the faculty who endured our class inter- ruptions and unexpected cameras, we extend a thank you, and the support we received from the student body is worthy of recognition here. Your interest made our job much easier. On behalf of the entire staff, we want to say thank you to our parents who suffered through these months of having home again, gone again children. We owe the biggest debt of gratitude, however to our staff, especially to Tom Vancura, joe Kotleba, and Marian Garrison, who, though they weren't members of our contributed as much and more than we did to this book. journalism class, to those who Words can't really give enough thanks worked on the PIONEER. For them we can only say that in striving to present the best yearbook possible, they sought the impossible, found it, and didn't yield until they finished the job, one we're proud of. mm! Qgowf .wffdfg Co-editors '64 PIONEER Congmtzzlatiom to the Clary of '64 HOMEROOM 313 O Bet! Wfishes HOMEROOM 4H 159

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1 Al-UMNl 81 SENIOR Personal Patrons A Linda Adams Pat Alongi Don Anderson Mary Catherine Anderson '56 B Kathy Barnett Sharon Barrett '63 Stephen Bein Judy Blancke Mary Jo Bleuer David O. Block Carol Bromley Tom Brown Pat Buchmeyer Rae Anne Bull C Tom Catfery Denny Carr Nancy Cirivello Lynn Claeys Tim Clegg Pete Cook 81 Gregg McKenzie Jim Core Kathy Cowden D Mary Dailing Carol Dasso Mary Sue Davies '62 Joyce Dayton Natalie De Coster Janet De Keyrel Sally De Keyrel Jan De Roo Judy De Smyter and Jane Harley De Vilder Art De Vooght Julie De Witte Joseph Dobbelaere Kathy Dominic Mag Downing Pat Dowsett Karen Drake Kathleen Dunavin '63 Janeen Duytschaever E Jay Eng F Jim Fehl Jane Freiband Judy Fox Alice Fultyn G Marian Garrison Bob Gemignani Kathy Goldsberry Geraldene Griffin Berger H Joan Hansen Penny Hare Gail Harper Bugs Hartman Larry Heires Mike Henderson Kathy Hendricks and Barb Fulscher Tony Henseler Mike Hibbs Henry Hicks Dianne Hirnbert Deborah Holland Ron Hudson '50 Diego Hughes Sandra Humberstone '63 Frances Hurtado Dave Lemon Sally Ann Lessner '59 Marsha Lewis Tom Lowe M Linda Maenhout Cam Maltait Phyllis Marvin Dick McAllister John McGonigle Pam McGonigle Paula Miller Dan Meyer Mike Meyer '63 Julianne Meysenburg Rosalie A. Micholski '56 Carol Mizeur This was the year that it was popular to be on the sick and injured list, whether it was with broken or sprained arms or measles. fl. to r.J Bob Gemignani, Jan Shuda and Brian Ternoey were three of the Allemanites sporting slings. .I Joannie Jeffers Sylvia Jesuit Monroe Johnson K Irene Kale Anthony Kargl ll Joan Kehoe Mike Kelly Mary Kennedy '62 Ellen Klak Donna Koster Carmen Kreft I. Sue Laermans Mark Lampe Marsha Lannan Andy Larson Jane Le Cleir Mary Le Cleir '62 John Lehan Frank Modde John Molinelli Marcia Moore Mike Morris William Murray Barbara C. Murrin N Jerry Naughton Jack Nugent 0 Robert Odendahl Dick O'Neill Allen Orr P Ed Pancrazio Rich Parsons John Paskvan Maureen Pavich Terry Payne Henry Perscheck and Bill lngogly Sharon Polito Mary Polhemus Joe Poma Marilyn Pouzar Q Kay Quilty R Linda Riordon Jacque Ranson Linda Rasmussen Richard Rettig Janice Rossmiller '6l S John Sant Amour Laurel Schaecker Charles Schatti Paulett Schnoebelen Diane Schroeder Laura Schultz Janet and Judy Shuda Jean Simmons Karen Smith Dan Smolenski Deanne South Nancy Southwood Peggy Sprung Nancy Staes Theresa Stimpson Pat Strupp T Kathy Tady Bob Taylor Brian Ternoey Diane E, Thornton Larry Turf V Jane Von Altvorst Thomas Vancura Diane Vande Putte Dan Vande Voorde Diane Vande Voorde Mary Beth Van Lancker Karen Van Opdorp Sharon Van Opdorp Joyce Van Zele Judie Vensel Pat Verstraete Diane Vervaecke Jean Viren '63 Tom Viscioni Carole Voss W John Weber Pat Wells' Terrose Willey Sharon Williams Jo Ann Wochner Y Gloria Young

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