Alma High School - Yearbook (Alma, IL)

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IUHEEIS HIIIJ SPUHES TOP ROW: RONALD Coz, BETTY BRUNDAGE, MARVIN SARTOR, WANDA RUSZKOMISKI, ROBERT BEMIS. 2ND ROW: MARGARET MCDONALD, JEAN ROBERTSON. JOHN McGl1.l.ns, Dom STUDEBAKER, CORA BUND, ARLENE HINDERLANG. IST ROW: PAT AYRIS, JuNE GREEN, DEl.oREs LACRoss, PAT RYAN, DOROTHY FISHER, MR. VAN MEER. INSET: BARBARA RAMSEY. THE WHEELS AND SPOKES ARE THE SOCIAL GROUP or THE co-oPsRATlvz TRAINING cLAss AND A MEMBER or THE STATE RETAIL AND or-Fic: CLUB. HSSEIIIBIU CUHIIHIIIEE I KIES HAGADORN, NORMAN THOMPSON, RON VLIET, BETH REINKE, PEGGY SMITH, MADELYN WOLFE, MRS. PHILLIPS. A SMALL SELECTED GROUP UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MRS- PHILLIPS, WHO CHOOSE AND ARRANGE FOR ALL OUR ASSEMBLY PROGRAMS. THEIRS ALSO IS THE DIFFICULT TASK OF COLLECTING ASSEMBLY DUES EACH SEMESTER- THANKS BE TO THEM FOR CREATING MANY HAPPY HOURS OUT OF OUR CLASSES. 51-

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FULUBL LLUBSES CLUB TOP ROW: MARY SovA, JOYCE VAN,NORMAN, MARILYN CooK, JDANN WEBER, MISs WDLFE. MIDDLE ROW: IDA FREED, JUNE GREEN, MARILYN LARKIN, PATRICIA BRowN, CAROLYN MACEY. BOTTOM ROW: MARY PARKER, LORAINE CooN, JOAN CATER, MISS RowELL. THE FUTURE NURSES CLUB WAS ORGANIZED To DEVELOP THE INTEREST IN, AND THE STUDY, or LN ALMA HIGH. SOME ACTIVITIES INCLUDE VISITS PITALS AND LECTURES BY VARIOUS PRACTISINB FURTHER NURSING T0 HOS- NURSES. UBBUIBLICS CLUB TOP ROW: MR. VAN DYKE, RUSSELL MOFFETT, JIM BRADLEY, PETER VANCE, NORMAN THOMPSON, MARILYN CooK, PHYLLIS BAKER. MARY DoMEYER. 2ND ROW: MARGARET WHITCRAFTY PAT GUINAND, MARY KAY CARIS, GERALDINE PROCTOR, LILLIAN CURTIS, LEDNE RIGGLE, LDRAINE COON, JEANNE ELDER, JACKIE ROBISON. IST ROW: JACK KEILHDLTZ, Jo ANNE REUG- SEGGER, CAROL BABcocK, MARILYN LARKIN, DONALEE WALSH, GAIL DONALDSON, RDBERTA CRISPIN, PAT BAKER. THE DRAMATICS CLUB, LED BY MR. VAN DYKE, IS MADE UP OF STUDENTS INTERESTEDIN LEARNING ABOUT DRAMATICS. THEY REHEARSE AND PRESENT PLAYS AS A CLUB PROJECT. LIBBHBU CLUB 2ND ROW: NANCY GREENHDE, VIRGINIA THRUSH, MARY Jo YOUNG, DONNA REED, CoNsTANcE BABcocK, SHIRLEY ALEx- ANDER. IST ROW: LDRAINE COON, BARBARA JOHNSON, MISS BESEMER, GERRY PRocToR, CHARLOTTE BROWN. THE LIBRARY CLUB MEMBERS PRACTICE AS STUDENT Ll- BRARIANS, LEARN THE PLACEMENT or BOOKS AND LEARN AT- SCIEUCE CLUB TOP ROW: CARL MAPES, RAYMOND MAYER, GARY BORTLES, JIM MILLS, PHIL VANcE, MILTON BowEN, RONALD BANEY. SECOND ROW: CARLLSTACEY, PAT ORVIG, JOYCE VAN NORMAN, Ross MARZOLF, DICK NELsoN, BERNARD JOHNSON. FIRST ROW: RONALD BANEY, Miss ADAMS, DONELDA HAMP, MAY BUTRICKI SHIRLEY VAN DEMARK, GERRY MAYER. THE SCIENCE CLUB KEEPS A STRONG INTEREST IN NATURE AND SCIENCE ALIVE IN ouR SCHOOL. THE DEVOTED MEMBERS WORK TOGETHER T0 MAKE IT AN ORGANIZATION TO BE PROUD oF. 50 TRACTIVE BOOK ARRANGEMENTS.

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PIIIIIIIIIIIIIS TOP ROW: NADINE HIcKs, IDA BIGELOW, PAT MOODY, JOYCE MAIER, JOYCE WDLEE, SHEILA KEMPHER, BETH REINKE, BAR- BARA FAUL, MARILYN ROCKAFELLOW. SECOND ROW: NANCY GREENHOEI KENNETHA MONTIGELI MARY FULTON, MARY GRIswoLD, NITA NELSON, MARY ANITA VAN ATTEN, JACKIE ROBISON, ARBUTUS FREDERICK. FIRST ROW: LDRAINE COQN, GALE MAIER MARY GELLER, BEVERLY HALL, SALLEE WICKERSHAM, DORIS KEITH, SHIRLEYKBUCHELE, MRS. MAYER. THE PANTHERETTES IS AN ORGANIZATION or THE GIRL ATHLETIC LETTER WINNERS IN ALMA HIGH. THEY sggvg T0 FOSTER MORE GIRLS' SPORTS IN ALMA, AND WITH OTHER NEARBY SCHOOLS ALSO. UNDER THE DIRECTION or MRS. MAYER THEY HAVE ENJoYED MANY GOOD TIMES AND rELLowsHIP. PHUIIECTIUIIISTS I I TOP Row: RcN WOLFE, RDNALD BANEY, JIM MILLS, PETER VANCE, PHYLLIS BAKER, KIES HAGADORN, JIM Cox, CHARLES HICKS, DICK NELSON. SECOND ROW: FRED BoELIo, RONALD CDE, MARILYN RocKAFELLow, PAT BAKER, JACK KEILHDLTZ, RAYMOND BANEY. FIRST ROW: JOHN GOETZ, RAYMOND MAYER, DONALEE WALSH, MISS KREN, CARL GOETZ, PHILIP VANCE. UNDER THE DIRECTORSHIP DF MISS KREN, THESE PRDJEGTIDNISTS HAVE CHARGE OF VISUAL EDUCATION FOR THE ENTIRE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM. SHOWING SOMETIMES Mo MGVIES A DAY, THESE PEOPLE HAVE GIVEN MucH TIME AND EFFORT To- WARD GIVING MORE EFPIGIENT, MORE PLEASANT, AND EASPER LEARNING METHODS FOR us ALL. OUR GRATITDDE I5 DUE TO THEM. 52