Alton High School - Tatler Yearbook (Alton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1963 volume:

76e s4£to t Setti i School 4Cto t f ?(Cu oc4- Talking with members of the Tatler staff In conference with administrators I want to comment on the importance of an education in this atomic-space age. Some of you may think that a high school diploma is all that you need to get a good job. Experience will prove that a diploma is not enough. And further, academic and technical train- ing that is required to find a suitable position will undoubtedly increase each year. The personnel officer in the employment office and the col- lege admissions officer will be interested in your ability and your attitude, as well as your achievement. I strongly urge all of you to make a self-analysis of these qualities and discuss them with your parents and counselors. Your future deserves careful planning. The public school curriculum in Alton makes it possible for you to get a good high school education. It is important that you take advantage of the opportunity. The record you make will follow you into business, industry, or college; and only your best efforts will prepare you to compete. Please remember that Less than your best is not success.’ Dr. J. B. Johnson MR. E. M. LEAMON, Assistant Superintendent The short periods of time we pause along life’s turbulent road to enjoy the companionship of our fellow men, will help us to develop a wholesome personality and provide us with many g ratifying memories.” f £ MR. MACY PRUITT, Administrative Assistant in charge of Junior and Senior High School Curriculum. ' Conditions in the world are changing so rapidly that we tend to lose our perspective. We have emphasized science and neglected social studies, art, and music. We must put equal emphasis on all areas of the curriculum. Science has reduced the world to a neighborhood; the other subjects must make it a brotherhood.” 4 MR. C. R. WRIGHT, Administrative Assistant in charge of Vocational Education. ' According to Projections of the U. S. Depart- ment of Labor, the years ahead will find Vocational Education serving ever larger numbers of Americans. Present increased enrollments in Vocational Ed- ucation are indicative of the trend toward more satis- factory utilization and training of available man- power, upon which our way of life depends.” rfcLt U U4frMitive MISS LOUISE ANTHONY Director of Libraries. MR. JAMES M. CASPER Director of Audio Visual Ed- MISS JANE HENRY Director of Home Eco- nomics and Lunch Service. ucation. MR. DON KEIL School Engineer. MISS ELSIE KOHLMANN Director of Nursing. MR. LEROY FRITZ Director of Music and School- Community Relations. MR RAYMOND READY Administrative Assistant in charge of Elementary Curricu- lum. MR. LLOYD NORMAN Director of Special Education. MISS BERNICE WILLIAMSON MR. DEAN TAYLOR Director of Counseling and Guidance. Director of Art. MR. PEARL WOODS Head Custodian. 5 MR. HAROLD W. DAVIDSON, Secretary MR. ROBERT S. MINSKER, President MR. J. EDWIN SUNDERLAND “Sotvid £etuc ltio«t MR. CLYDE C. CAMPBELL MR. W. H. THOMAS The Alton Senior High School strives to provide a school environment which will be conducive to the de- velopment of learning to the best ability of each stu- dent. The school does everything possible to contribute to the social adjustment of each student. The school personnel attempts to create within the student a sense of obligation as a school, community, and world citizen. The faculty has as its goal the development of each student to his highest potential in all phases of school life — class room participation, outside study, and extra- curricular activities. 9 MR. ANTON JUREZIZ, First Assistant Principal MR. GEORGE ABNER, Assistant Principal MR. JAMES BAILEY, Assistant Principal ? zcuCty MRS. IRMA ALLEN Counselor; B.S., Culver- Stockton College; M.A., Washington University. Sponsor, National Honor Society. MRS. PEARL ANDERSON Study Hall; B.S., University of Illinois. MRS. RUTH BACHMAN Social Studies; A.B., Shurt- leff College; M.A., Wash- ington University. MR. JOSEPH BAGLEY French; B.A., Millikin Uni- versity; M.A., University of Illinois. Sponsor, French Club. MR. G. E. BAILEY English; B.A., Shurtleff Col- lege; M.A., Washington University. MR. JAMES BANKS Woodworking; B.S., Brad- ley University; M.S., Brad- ley University. MRS. ELMA BECKER Cosmetology; Sponsor, Fu- ture Cosmetologists of America. MR. OREL BELL Distributive Education; B.S ., Southwest Missouri State, University of Illinois. Spon- sor, Distributive Education Club. MRS. DOROTHY BENSON Study Hall; B.S., 111. State Normal University, Merrill Palmer Institute. MR. DAVID BLIVEN Welding; B.S., Western Illi- nois University; M.S., Wes- tern University. MR. ROY E. BOLEY, JR. Art; B.S., Eastern Illinois University; M.A., Colorado State College. MISS DOROTHA BOSKET Librarian; B.Ed., Southern Illinois University; M.S., University of Illinois. MISS MARY LOU BOWLING Physical Education; B.S., . Arkansas State College. MISS WILMA BRICKER Business Education; B.S., Western Illinois University. Sponsor, Future Business Leaders of America. MRS. ARDYTHE BROWNING Home Economics; B.S., Western Illinois University; M.Ed., University of Illi- nois. MR. DEAN BROWNING Industrial Coordinator; B.S., Western State Teacher’s Col- lege; M.Ed., University of Illinois. MR. JOHN BRUNO Social Studies; A.B., Shurt- leff College; M.A., Univer- sity of Illinois. MRS. DOROTHY BUERKLE Business Education; B.S., Southwest Missouri State College; A M., University of Missouri. II MR. JOHN BUERKLE Vocational Auto Mechanics; B.S., Southeast Missouri State College. MR. JAMES CALLAHAN Business Education; B.S., University of Missouri; M.Ed., University of Illinois. MR. WARREN CAMPBELL Business Education; B.S., Southern Illinois University; M.S., Southern Illinois Uni- versity. MR. EARL CARR Mathematics; B.S., Union University; M.S., Iowa State University; M.Ed., Univer- sity of Illinois. MR. HAROLD CHAMBERLAIN Chorus; B.M.Ed., Indiana University. MR. JOHN CHAPPELL Social Studies; A.B.. Oak- land City College; M.S., In- diana University. MISS DOROTHY COLONIUS English; A.M., University of Chicago. Sponsor, De- bate. MR. EDGAR COOK English; A.B., Syracuse Uni- versity. MR. CLIFFORD DAVENPORT English; B.S., Indiana Uni- versity; M.A., State Univer- sity of Iowa. Sponsor, Dra- matics Club, Thespians. MR. KENNETH DENISON Counselor; B.S., Western University State College. MR. HERMAN EDWARDS Health; B.S., McKendree College; M.S., Indiana Uni- versity. leaders. MR. ROBERT ERWIN Mathematics; B.Ed,, Western Illinois State Teachers Col- lege; M.Ed., University of Illinois. MISS ELIZABETH FELDEWERTH Business Education; B.S., Central Missouri State Teacher ' s College. MISS MITZI FENN Physical Education; B.S., Texas Woman’s University; M.A., Washington Univer- sity. MISS MARY LOU FOCHT Office Occupations; B.S., M.Ed., University of Illinois, r, O. O. Club, Cheer- MISS JULIA FOSTER Health; A.B., Washington University; A.M., Washing- ton University. MR. LEROY FRITZ Orchestra; B.S., Western Kentucky State College; M.A., George Peabody Col- lege for Teachers. MR. PAUL GLAESER Vocational Agriculture; B.Ed., Illinois State Normal University; B.S., University of Illinois; M.A., Washing- ton University. Sponsor, Future Farmers of America. MR. AL GREGOR Counselor; B.S., Eastern Illinois State College; M.A., Washington University. Sponsor, National Honor Society. MR. KENNETH HAGEN Spanish. Latin; A.B., M.A., University of Illinois. Spon- sor, Latin Club. 12 MR. CECIL HARDEN Physics; B.S., Central Mis- souri State College; M.Ed., Missouri University. MRS. NADINE HARDEN English; B.S., Kirksville Missouri State Teacher’s College. MR. FRANK HARLAN Counselor; B.S., University of Missouri; M.A., Univer- sity of Michigan. Sponsor, National Honor Society. MRS. LINDA HEIL English; A. A., Monticello College; B.A., University of Florida. MR. RALPH HENDRIX Business Education; B.S., Greenville College; M.S., Indiana University; M.C.S., Indiana University. MR. ERNEST HOWARD Spanish; B.A., University of Illinois. Sponsor, Spanish Club. MISS MARGUERITE HUEBNER English; A.B., Shurtleff Col- lege; M.A., University of Illinois. Sponsor, National Honor Society. MRS. ETHEL INGLES Business Education; A.B., Greenville College. MR. GEORGE INGLES Civics; A.B., Millikan Uni- versity; M.A., Indiana State. MRS. BETTY JETT Home Economics; B.S., Southern Illinois University; M.S., University of Illinois. MR. RICHARD JOHNSON Physical Education; A.B., Illinois College; M.Ed., Uni- versity of Illinois. MR. JACK JUNGERS Social Studies; B.S., South- ern Illinois University; M.A., Southern Illinois Uni- versity. MR. CLIFFORD KECK Study Hall; B.A., University of Southern California; M.A., University of Illinois. MISS ADA KLUMP Mathematics; B.S., Univer- sity of Illinois; M.S., Uni- versity of Illinois. MR. RALPH KOBER Biology; Director of Sum- mer School; B.Ed., Illinois State Normal L T niversity; M.A., University of Michi- gan. Sponsor, Patrols. MR. EDWIN KOERBER Biology; B.C., Southeast Missouri State College; M.A., University of Mis- souri. MR. BOYD LaMARSH Band; B.S., Southern Illinois University; M.S., University of Illinois. MR. LLOYD LEITER Mechanical Drawing, Archi- tectural Drawing; B.S., Bowling Green University of Ohio; M.A., Columbia University. MR. DONALD LEWIS Social Studies; Ph.B., Shurt- leff College; M.A., Univer- sity of Missouri. MISS IRENE LIEBIG Home Economics; B.Ed., Illinois State Normal Uni- versity; M.S., Iowa State College. Sponsor, Future Homemakers of America. 13 MR. ALLEN PERRY Driver Education; M.Ed.. University of Illinois; B.S., Illinois State Normal Uni- versity. MRS. ELEANOR PERRY American Literature; B.A., College of Emporia. MR. RUSSEL PHELPS Core Program; B.S., St. Mary ' s College. Sponsor, Chess Club. MISS AGNES PILGER Counselor; M.S., Indiana University; B.B., Normal College of American Gym- nastics. MRS. UARTA POINTER Latin; B.Ed., Illinois State Normal University. Sponsor, Latin Club. MR. VERI. MONICAL Chemistry; B.Ed.. Southern Illinois University; M.S., University of Illinois. Spon- sor, Science Club. MISS RUBY OLIVER English; B.S., Southern Illi- nois University; M.A., Southern Illinois University. MRS. NANCY PAELTZ Social Studies; B.S., South- ern Illinois University. Sponsor, Geography Club. MR. RALPH McCLAIN Health; B.S., Murray State College; M.A., Murray State College. MISS DOROTHY MAX FIELD Home Economics; A.B.. MacMurray College; M.A.. Columbia University. MRS. EVELYN MACLEOD Clinic; R.N., De Paul Hos- pital. Sponsor, Future Nurses of America. MR. DONALD MALONEY Vocational Electricity; B.S., Iradley University. MR. DALE LIVENGOOD Vocational Commercial Art; B.S., Indiana University; M.Ed., Colorado State Uni- versity. Sponsor, Tatler, Commercial Art Club. MRS. HARRIET McBRIEN English; A.B., Illinois Wes- leyan University. MR. JULIUS MARTI Social Studies; A.B., Univer- sity of Illinois; M.A., Lini- versity of Illinois. MR. HAROLD MATTHEWS Mathematics; B.S., Taylor University; M.A., Ball State Teacher ' s College. MRS. GANELL MEYERS Cosmetology. MRS. LAVERNE MILLER Practical Nursing; R.N., Saint Joseph ' s Hospital School of Nursing. MRS. JOSEPHINE PAISLEY English; M.A., University of Illinois; B.A., Greenville College. MR. ROBERT PAUL Machine Shop; B.S., West- ern Illinois University; M.Ed., Colorado State Uni- versity. MRS. GLADYS RIOS English; 13. A., University of Michigan; M.A., Columbia University. MRS. SARAH ROBINSON Librarian; B.S.M., Oberlin College. MRS. DORIS RUE Chorus; B.M., MacMurray College. MR. ROGER SCHLEPER English; B.S., Saint Louis University. MR. MELVIN SHEETS Driver Education; B.S.. Mil- likin University; M.S., Washington University. MRS. MARY SMITH Physical Education; B.S., MacMurray College. MRS. BEVERLY SPEAR Psychology, English; A.B., Indiana University. MR. CARL SPRINGER Business Education; B.S., University of Northern Illi- nois. Sponsor, Future Teach- ers of America. MR. RICHARD STOWE English; B.A.. Southern Illi- nois University; M.S., South- ern Illinois University. Sponsor, Chess Club. MRS. MARGARET STROUBE Business Education; B.S., Missouri University. MR. CYRIL STUCHLIK Russian; B.F.A., University of Nebraska; M.Mus., Uni- versity of Nebraska. Spon- sor, Russian Club. DR. DONALD B. SUMMERS Chemistry; M.A., Wesleyan University; B.S., Wesleyan University; PhD., Columbia University. MISS VIRGINIA SWETTENHAM Practical Nursing; R.N., Missouri Baptist School of Nursing; B.S., George Pea- body College. MR. JACK TANNER Physical Education; B.S., Southern Illinois University. MRS. DORIS TAYLOR Registrar; B.S., Western Illi- nois University; M.S., Wes- tern Illinois. MISS LEONA TETER Counselor; B.S., Northeast Missouri State Teacher ' s College; M.A.. University of Illinois. MR. DeWITT THOMAS Plane and Solid Geometry; A.M., Washington Univer- sity; A.B., Missouri Valley College. Sponsor, Student Council. MISS MARGARET TIBBETTS Business Education; B.E., Illinois State Normal Uni- versity; M.A., University of Illinois. MISS ROSEMARY TOMLOVIC German; B.A., Southern Illi- nois University. Sponsor, German Club. MR. ROBERT TREISE Printing; B.S., Stout State College. Sponsor. Arts Club. 15 MR. WAYNE TYLER Auto Safety, Driving; B.S., Southwest Missouri State College. MR. JAMES TYREE Physical Education; B.S., Illinois State Normal Uni- versity. MR. MARION S. VELLOFF Chemistry; B.S., St. Louis University. MR. DANIEL WEEKS Metals; B.S., Western Illi- nois University. MISS VIRGINIA WEIGEL Biology; A.B., University f Illinois; M.S., Univer- ty of Michigan. MISS MARY KAY WELBORN Librarian; A.B.. Indiana University. MR. JAMES WIGGER Driver Education; B.S. in Ed., Southeast Missouri State University. MISS JULIA WILLIAMSON American Literature; E.Ed., Southern Illinois University; M.A., University of Illinois. MR. WALTER WILLIS Mathematics; Ed.B., South- ern Illinois University; M.S., University of Illinois. Spon- sor, Radio Club. MRS. FLORENCE WOLLERMAN English; M.A., Univer- sity of Illinois; A.B., Illinois State College. MR. LEO WOOLS Chemistry; A.B., Arkansas College; B.S., M.S., Uni- versity of Texas. Sponsor, Science Club. MISS MARGARETHA ZELTMANN World History; B.S., Uni- versity of Illinois. Marcella Griffin Eleanor Hammon Helen Oberlink Jean Taylor Doris Towse Alice Walls Lorraine Yeager Merle Acord Pauline Bunt Laurene Cown Dorothy Cox J ane Doerr Anna Ewing Dorris Gormley Laura Headley Gay Klaus Ada Lawrence Clara Lewis Ruby Shinn Violet Sitze Pearl Smith Beulah Strader (?U4tod Ut Edward Everett Lewis George Flossie Minnie O. B. Jones Ballhurst Banks Brandon Depper Edsall Holford Harold Hermon Hermon Lonie George Edward Orville Klockenga Nolan Oswalt Prewitt Rogers Wallner Williams 17 SHERRY ADAIR Staff Typist THOMAS BOSCHERT Ad Sales Representative TERRAH DAECH Staff Typist KATHY GRADY Ad Sales Manager BONNY ALI.GEYER Assistant Business Manager PAT ARNOLD Layout Artist DAVID BELCHER Ad Sales Representative SHELLEY BOONE Associate Editor KAY COURTER Photographer JUDY BUFFINGTON Ad Sales Representative SANDY ' CAMP Art and Layout Editor SAND I CARSON Book Sales Manager LURA DAVIS BETTY DUNSTON JANE FICHTEL JOYCE GARBER Candid Pictures Editor Art and Layout Editor Associate Editor Corresponding Secretary PAM GROSENHEIDER Associate Editor JANET HEINEY Ad Sales Representative KATHIE HEITZ Associate Editor MARTHA HEUER Ad Sales Representative CHARLES LAMBIE Ad Sales Representative GAIL LEDINGHAM Staff Typist DONETTA KNIGHT Associate Editor MOLLY McADAMS Ad Sales Representative JOAN KEISER Business Manager JEAN MORROW Ad Sales Representative SUE McCLINTOCK Associate Editor CAROLE WILLIAMS Staff Typist 77 1 BARBARA LOGAN Club Pictures Editor DAVE MILLER Sports Editor DAVE WEBB Assistant Sports Editor ELIZABETH SUNDERLAND Staff Assistant SYLVIA WATERS Staff Artist BONNIE POWERS Layout Artist MIKE McKEN’ZIE Club Pictures Editor If I ' ve Done This Once I ' ve Done It a Million Times. Deadlines! Deadlines ! Deadlines! 4 — Aw, cut it out! 21 Sue Crivello, George Carter, Mike Laux, Tom Harris, Dale Raymond Mike Elliot, Donna Wells Tim Schmidt r Don Huebner Dave Kirbach Doris Harmer, Mary Clark EVA BRADSHAW Main Office RACHEL ERNEST 7?CtU t O cce Here we find our helpers that many do not see Who do so very much for us and never charge a fee So we would like to take this time To thank you very much For we could never do this book Without your helpful touch. MARGARET DAVIS Main Office MARCELA GRIFFIN Olin Office Oun, 24 II I II I From a few cabins nestled against the Mississippi Steamboats made this gateway to the West an important traSH cloud of war passed over our town and left its soot of painful mel soon brought industry, culture, and good education. We, who can be ’pi a modern and forward-looking city, must carry on this tradition of advancerSI of our heritage. Therefore, we dedicate the 1963 Tatler to Alton, city of progress! fpn grew into a busy river town. ’ ng center. Although the black ries, progressive attitudes ,xi d to live in such it which is part A RARE OCCASION!!! Two thousand students, faculty, and staff all congregate in the pit at the same time to view Project Mercury. 28 You can always tell a Halo girl Wait your turn! I ' ve been waiting here 4 days. Why I was sure pneumonia came under I wish he ' d wake up, his chair is on my toe.” Yes, everything is A — OK! ! No, Vassar hasn’t become a co-ed school. Se tc i “Pictctne ' P%oce4 — How it’s done by our photographer, Vincent Price. That’s right, two eyes — both brown. Well, we can try to make you look like Liz Taylor! 36 Price photographers applying first touch of glamour. First step in studio process — negatives. Senior proofs. Retouching negatives can do wonders. Enlarging the pictures. Developing Donetta ' s picture. Senior class coming out of the dryer. Final touch at Vincent Price’s Studio — coloring the picture. I i f$62 ' D ' tetutt tyinC ' 7tCt4 Tfautccf ScotcCeftCcutcC Sector Sccfcenlative Most Popular Nancy Sunderland and Bob Jones Best Dressed” Nedra Patison and Paul Batson Best Dancer ” Lura Davis and George Carter Most Athletic” Trudy Stilwell and Danny Gantz Most Likely to Succeed’’ Pam Grosenheider and Dennis Brandt Peppiest” Pat Arnold and Bill Henson Most Sophisticated” Sharon Hall and Jim Crane Best Figure and Physique” Janet Daniels and Paul Econimides 46 Best Looking” Dale Parrish and Molly McAdams Best Personality” Barbara Logan and David Voracek Most Courteous Jo Sorvig and Sue Monical Wittiest” Greg Lafakis and Rosemarie Maneke Most Studious’’ Most Dependable” Emily Bardolph and Mike Wyatt Richard Clark and Kathie Heitz 47 SHARON KAY ADAIR Sweet Old-Fashioned Girl” Cadet Band, Concert Band, Future Homemakers of A- merica, Marching 100, Pep Club, Spanish Club, National Honor Society, Tatler Staff. SAMUEL EVERETT ALDRIDGE It’s A Man’s World” Patrol, Pep Club. KATHRYN LOUISE ALLEN She’s A Sweet Little Girl” Office Occupations Club. JAMES LOREN AMENT Bashful Rascal” KENNETH RICHARD ANDERSON just Sit in’ On Top Of The World” Boys’ Cabinet, Chorus, Dra- matics Club, Patrol, Pep Club, Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Thespians. JAMES ANTHONY ARMSTEAD Stout Hearted Man” Boys’ Cabinet, Pep Club. CYNTHIA ISABEL ARNOLD Blue Ribbon Gal” Dramatics Club, Patrol, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Thes- pians. PATRICIA ELAINE ARNOLD Always Havin’ A Little Fun” Varsity and J.V. Cheerleader, Commercial Art Club, Coun- selor Assistant, Latin Club, Patrol, Pep Club, Tatler Staff. JAMES IRVIN AUSTWICK A Wonderful Guy” Pep Club, Student Council, Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, National Honor So- ciety. DENNIS DALE BAKER I ' m A Shy Guy” Patron, Pep Club. EMILY ANN BARDOLPH You ' d Be Hard To Replace” Chorus, Human Relations Club, Latin Club, National Honor Society, Pep Club, Rus- sian Club. JANE CELESTE BARNETT Gentlemen Prefer Blondes” Chorus, Future Nurses of America, Girls’ Athletic As- sociation, Latin Club, Patrol, Pep Club. RONALD P. BARON Life Is So Peculiar” Cadet Band, Future Farmers of America, Marching 100, Office Assistant, Pep Club. WILLIAM RAY BARTON Give Ale A Simple Life ” Pep Club. GAYLE HOPE BASDEN Dark Eyes” Chorus, Future Nurses • of America, Library Assistant, Office Assistant, Office Oc- cupations Club, Pep Club. JOSEPH PAUL BATSON Dressed Fit To Kill” Chorus, Dramatics Club, Pa- trol, Pep Club, Varsity Track, Thespians. GLENDA KAY BEACH So Fine” Chorus, Future Homemakers of America. DAVID ALVIN BEATTY Nice To Know” KAREN ANN BEDWILL A Storehouse Of Knowl- edge” Library Assistant, National Honor Society, Pep Club, Spanish Club. RICHARD LANE BEEM Always On The Beam” CARL DAVID BELCHER Of Course He’s Tall But That’s Not All’’ Boys ' Cabinet, Chorus, Dra- matics Club, Latin Club, Science Club, Tatler Staff, Thespians. JOAN AMELIA BELL For t Whom The Bell Tolls’’ Chorus, Future Business Leaders of America, Future Homemakers of America, Pep Club. KATHLEEN SUE BELL Free And Full Of Fun” Chorus, French Club, Pep Club. ROBERT BERT BELOIT All The Things You Are ' JAMES PATRICK BENNETT A Boy Like This Is Hard To Find” PHIL BENNETT Life Is Never Dull” Patrol, Pep Club, Thespians. EMIL ARTHUR BERTELS Hard-Working Guy” JIM BLAIR Beginning To See The Light” Cadet Band, Varsity Football. ELIZABETH KAYE BOEDEKER You Are A Sweetheart” Chorus, Future Homemakers of America, Future Nurses of America, Pep Club, Span- ish Club. ROBERT WILLIAM BOEDEKER Who Said The Best Things Come In Small Packages” Concert Band, Pep Club, Var- sity Football, Varsity Track. T- PHILIP JAMES BOHN ' ' Bashfulness Is Bliss” SHELLEY LYNN BOONE ' ' Sincere and Serene” Cadet Band, Chorus, Dra- matics Club, Latin Club, Marching 100, National Honor Society, Pep Club, Tatler Staff. DENNIS ARNOLD BRANDT Success Is Your Shadow” Concert Band, National Honor Society, Student Coun- cil, Varsity Football, Varsity Track. MARY LOU BRITT Sweet And Shy” Chorus, Future Homemakers of America, Office Occupa- tions Club. CAROL LOUISE BOYER She’s Just Our Kind” Chorus, Office Assistant, Of- fice Occupations Club. ROBERT LINDSEY BRADLEY Ramrod” ANITA LOUISE BRYANT Dream A Little Dream” Chorus, Counselor Assistant, Dramatics Club, Future Busi- ness Leaders of America, Latin Club, Patrol, Pep CLub. JOHN THOMAS BOSCHERT My Jeep And l” Boys’ Cabinet, Dramatics Club, French Club, Latin Club, Pep Club, Science Club, Tatler Staff. EDINA LOUISE BUCKSHOT Short And Sweet” Chorus, Dramatics Club, Fu- ture Business Leaders of A- merica, Future Homemakers of America, Future Nurses of America, Latin Club, Pep Club. DALE NORBERT BOWER The Magician Of A.H.S.” Chorus, Dramatics Club, Fu- ture Teachers of America, Latin Club, Boys’ Chorus, Pa- trol, Pep Club, Russian Club, Thespians. ELIZABETH LOUISE BUDDE My Heart And l Future Homemakers of A- merica, Pep Club. JUDITH KAY BUFFINGTON So Sweet — So Rare Cheerleader, Chorus, Latin Club, Library Assistant, Pep Club, Tatler Staff. PHILIP CARL BUMBACHER Kind And Krazy” Pep Club. KATHY ANNE BUND Happy Talk Dramatics Club, French Club, Latin Club, Patrol, Pep Club, Thespians. LYDIA ALEXANDRIA BUNECKY When Ukrainian Eyes Are Smiling ” Dramatics Club, Latin Club, Patrol, Pep Club, Russian Club, Student Council. CAROL SUE BURLESON Five Foot Two, Eyes Of Blue Counselor Assistant, Future Teachers of America, Latin Club, Library Assistant, Nurse’s Assistant, Patrol, Pep Club, Spanish Club, National Honor Society. ALAN BURTON fust The Way You Are’ MARY KAY BUSH Bright Eyes” Dramatics Club, Future Homemakers of America, Li- brary Assistant, Orchestra, Pep Club. HARRIET JUNE BYRD I’m Sincere Chorus, Counselor, Assistant, Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Future Nurses of Amer- ica, Library Assistant. THOMAS LOWELL CADWELL A True Nature Boy” Office Assistant, Pep Club, Student Council, Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Track, National Honor Society. SANDRA VIVIENNE CAMP Wonderful ! Wonderful” Commercial Art Club, Tatler Staff, Pep Club. GEORGE COCHRAN CAMPBELL You Are Our Lucky Star” Boys’ Cabinet, Cadet Band, Chorus, Drill Team, Latin Club, Marching 100, Pep Club, Science Club, National Honor Society. CAROLYN SUE CANHAM Sunshine Follows You” National Honor Society, Pep Club, Spanish Club. WILLIAM KENNY CARMAN Laughter Is The Best Medi- cine Pep Club. JOHN WAYNE CANNAVAN My Foolish Heart” JANET SUE CARSON All Dressed Up To Smile Concert Band, Future Home- makers of America, Latin Club, Marching 100, Or- chestra, Pep Club. CAROL MAE CARLTON Sweeter Than You” Cadet Band, Concert Band, Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Future Teachers of Amer- ica, Marching 100, Pep Club, Spanish Club. SANDRA LEE CARSON Sandi, Our Friend, We’ll Love Ya To The End” Counselor Assistant, Dr% matics Club, Latin Club, Li- brary Assistant, Patrol, Pep Club, Thespians, Tatler Staff. GEORGE CARTER Got The World By The Tail JANICE ANN CARTER Who Stole My Heart Aie ay?’’ Camera Club, Dramatics Club, Latin Club, Pep Club. MARK ALLEN CARTWRIGHT It ' s Not For Me To Say” Pep Club, Spanish Club. SHARON MARIE CASSIDY Younger Than Springtime” Chorus, Dramatics Club, Pep Club. WILLIAM ROBERT CAVASHER Restless Kid” Cadet Band, Chorus, Concert Band, Dramatics Club, French Club, Future Teachers of America, Marching 100, Pa- trol, Pep Club. BARBARA ANN CHALK And The Band Played ■ On” Cadet Band, Chorus, Future Homemakers of America, Marching 100, Pep Club. DONALD FAE CHRISTY Piano Andy — He’s A Dan- dy” Chorus, French Club, Latin Club. RICHARD KYLE CLARK He Would Never Let Us Down” Concert Band, Drill Team, Pep Club, Varsity Basketball Manager, Varsity Football, Marching 100, National Honor Society. KRISTIN OLIVIANN CLYDE Looking To The Future” Future Cosmetologists of America, Future Homemakers of America, Pep Club. CHERYL MARIE COCKRELL KATHRYN LOUISE COMPTON My Fair Lady” Camera Club, Chorus, Girls Athletic Association, Orches- tra, Pep Club, Spanish Club, National Honor Society. Heart Of Gold” Office Assistant, Pep Club RICHARD DAVID CONGER It’s Hard To Say Goodbye’’ Distributive Education Club. LINDA CA ROL COPE Easy To Cope With ” Future Homemakers of America, Office Assistant, Pep Club, Switchboard Oper- ator. HENRY SYLVESTER CONNERS Our Best To You’’ Pep Club. JANET LOUISE CONNORS You Bring Happiness Future Homemakers of Amer- ica. LARRY EMERSON COOKE Hals Off To Larry Russian Club. EDMUND LYNN COOPER Especially For You ” Chorus, Debate, French Club, Latin Club, Pep Club. EARL CORLEY Remember Me KENT EUGENE COOPER For He’s A folly Good Fel- low ” Boys’ Cabinet, Cadet Band, Concert Band, Marching 100, Pep Club. MARTHA ANN CORRIGAN So Much Is In A Sincere Smile Future Business Leaders of America, Future Homemakers of America, Office Assistant, Office Occupations Club. KAY ALLEN COURTER He ' s Our Shutterbug ’’ Commercial Art Club, Coun- selor Assistant, Tatler Staff. GAYLE WILLIAM CRAIG I ' m Still Dreamin’ ” Office Assistant, Pep Club. BONNIE LOU CRANE Thanks For The Memories” Future Homemakers of Amer- ica. JAMES PAUL CRANE Devil Or Angel?” Latin Club, National Honor Society, Patrol, Student Coun- cil, Tatler Staff. JAMES HOWARD CREAL A Lady’s Man ” Cadet Band, Pep Club. HENRY RICHARD CZARNECKI Everything Is Just Right” TERRAH JOHANNA DAECH A Smile Is Something Special” Chorus, Counselor Assistant, Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Future Nurses of Amer- ica, Latin Club, Pep Club, Tatler Staff, National Honor Society. JANET RAE DANIELS She’s Our Gal” Dramatics Club, Library As- sistant, Marching 100, Patrol, Pep Club, Spanish Club. STEVE WESLEY DAVIDSON One Of Our Little Rascals Varsity Baseball. ELIZABETH JANE DAVIS With A Song In My Heart ” Chorus, Concert Band, Dra- matics Club, Marching 100, Orchestra, Pep Club. SHARON LEE DAWSON Whose Dream Are You?’’ Chorus, Dramatics Club, Fu- ture Homemakers of Amer- ica, Office Assistant, Patrol, Pep Club, Switchboard Oper- ator. JUDITH ANN DAVIS Ain’t She Sweet” Chorus, Future Business Leaders of America, Latin Club, Office Occupations Club, Pep Club. KENNETH GORDON DAVIS A Good Man To Have Around” Boys’ Cabinet, Pep Club. LINDA SUE DAVIS My Dream Is Y ours” Office Assistant, Pep Club. LURA LEE DAVIS There’ll Never Be Another You” Dramatics Club, French Club, Pep Club, Tatler Staff. JIM DeMUNBRUN He’s A Devil— He ' s A Doll” Distributive Education Club, Pep Club. RALPH JOHN DAVIS Polite And Friendly” Latin Club, Pep Club, Science Club. DINAH JOY DENHAM Someone’s In The Kitchen With Dinah” Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Future Nurses of Amer- ica, Latin Club, Office Assist- ant, Patrol, Pep Club, Switch- board Operator. DAVID ALLEN DENISON A Good Man Is Hard To Find” German Club, Office Assist- ant, Pep Club. SUSAN RAE DENSON You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby” Chorus, Counselor Assistant, Future Business Leaders of America, Office Assistant, Pa- trol, Pep Club. TINA PAULETTE DeSHERLIA Keep On The Sunny Side” Chorus, French Club, Girls’ Athletic Association, Patrol, Pep Club. DAVID RUSSELL DICKERSON Smile On His Lips” Varsity Football. SUSAN RAY DIEMER A Ray Of Happiness’ Cadet Band, Concert Band, French Club, Girls’ Athletic Association, Marching 100, Pep Club. NORMA JILL DOF.RR Many Doors Will Open For You” Chorus. JERRY PAUL DONELSON fust Because He Doesn’t Do What Everybody Else Does” Pep Club. JANICE ANN DOOLEY Witty Is The Word For Her” Future Cosmetologists of America, Future Homemakers of America, Pep Club. LINDA MAE DOOLEY Lost In Loveliness” Future Cosmetologists of America, Future Homemakers of America, Pep Club. THOMAS EDWARD DORAN It’s Good To Be Alive” JEANNINE ADELL DUGGE You’re So Understanding” Chorus, Latin Club, Pep Club. JOHN DWIGHT DORMAN Johnny Angel???” Latin Club, Patrol, Pep Club. DAVID CONRAD DORNER Where There’s Smoke , There’s Fire” BEVERLY IRENE DORSEY Wonderful One” LAURENCE WAYNE DUNCAN He Has All The Answers” Concert Band, Debate, March- ing 100, Orchestra, Russian Club. ROGER THOMAS DUNCAN Anything Goes” Chorus, Pep Club. BETTY ANN DUNSTON Rings On Her Fingers” Commercial Art Club, Future Homemakers of America, Pep Club, Tatler Staff. ? MARY LOU DYKEMAN Alary, Alary, Quite . . Chorus, Future Business Leaders of America, Library Assistant, Nurse’s Assistant, Office Occupations Club, Pep Club. JERRY ALLEN EAKER Don’t Fence Ale In” Chorus, Pep Club. PAUL KIMON ECONOMIDES ”1 Can’t Stop Talkin’ ” Chorus, Patron, Pep Club, Student Council, Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Na- tional Honor Society. NANCY JANE EDGELL Alu’ays On The Edge Of Happiness’ Chorus, Library Assistant, Of- fice Assistant, Office Occupa- tions Club, Pep Club. ROBERT WILLIAM EDMINSTON I Live A Life Of Leisure” Cadet Band, Pep Club, Science Club, Varsity Track. PATRICIA ANN EDWARDS Seems Like Old Times” Chorus, Future Homemakers of America, Future Nurses of America, Pep Club. ROBERTA JANE EDWARDS Little Things Ale an A Lot” Chorus, Future Teachers of America, Latin Club, Pep Club. KENT ELSWORTH ELHOFFER I’m Shy— Don ' t Ask Ale Why” Graphic Arts Club, Office As- sistant, Pep Club. MIKE EDWARD ELLIOTT Faster Than A Speeding Bullet” RODGER LEE ELLIOTT The Head Of The 76 Trom- bones” Concert Band, Drill Team, Marching 100, Orchestra, Pep Band. CLARENCE ELLIS ' That’s A Man For You” Concert Band, Drill Team, Marching 100, Pep Band. DONNA JEAN ELSHIRE Talkative Teen” Chorus, Future Nurses of America, German Club, Li- brary Assistant, Office Assist- ant. LARRY PAUL EMMONS The Way You Look Tonight . . . WOW!” Varsity Golf. ROBERT LEE EMMONS It’s You Or No One” Pep Club. MARY MARGARET •ENNIS Strawberry Blonde” Chorus, Dramatics Club, Fu- ture Homemakers of America, Girls’ Athletic Association, Pep Club, Future Nurses of America. CAROL RUTH ERDMANN There Are Smiles Chorus, Dramatics Club, Fu- ture Nurses of America, Ger- man Club, Office Assistant, Patrol, Pep Club. ERNEST ANDREW ERVIN As Earnest As Can Be” Pep Club. WILLIAM CHARLES EVERS III Three Is A Charm” Pep Club, Science Club, Span- ish Club. WILLIAM E. EWING Billy Boy” Patrol, Pep Club. JANET KAY FAGAN With A Million Dollar Smile” Chorus, Dramatics Club, Fu- ture Homemakers of America, Gym Assistant, Patrol, Pep Club. ROBERT EDWIN FANSLER You ' ll Always Hate Fans’’ PatroE STEPHEN WAYNE FIEDLER On The Track To Success” Varsity Cross Country, Var- sity Track. GARY LEE FLEMING Dream Lover” Chorus, Office Assistant, Pa- trol, Pep Club, Varsity Bas- ketball Manager, Varsity Golf. JAMES MARTIN FARROW How Kind You Are” Patrol. NANCY LYNN FOELLER Makin’ Whoopee” Chorus, Counselor Assistant, Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Future Teachers of Amer- ica, Pep Club. YVONNE MARIE FELDER Our Dimpled Doll” Counselor Assistant, Future Homemakers of America, Science Club. YVONNE GAYLE FORBES 1 Always Walk With Billy” Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Future Nurses of Amer- ic a, Latin Club, Library As- sistant, Nurse’s Assistant. JANE ANN FICHTEL Personality Plus” Chorus, Dramatics Club, Ger- man Club, Latin Club, Or- chestra, Pep Club, Tatler Staff. DORIS JEAN FILLBACK To Hear You Laugh” Chorus, Future Homemakers of America, Office Assistant, Patrol, Pep Club ' . CLETIS J. FOWLER Come Big Or Small, He Dribbles By Them All” Counselor Assistant, Patrol, Pep Club, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball. JOAN NELLE FOX And Then Along Came Joan’’ Chorus, Girls’ Athletic Asso- ciation, Latin Club, Pep Club, Student Council. GORDON KEITH FRY Fry Is A Good Guy” Office Assistant. JOHN JAMES GAINER You Are The One We Adore” Boys’ Cabinet, Debate, Ger- man Club, Pep Club. MARY JOANNE FRANCIS Alary Is As Merry As Can Be” Chorus, Counselor Assistant, Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Office Occupations Club. ELAINE MARIE FRISCHKORN For Sentimental Reasons” Cadet Band, French Club, Marching 100, Pep Club, Science Club. MARILYN JEAN FRITZ Don’t Wake Up My Heart” Chorus, Dramatics Club, Fu- ture Nurses of America, Ger- man Club, Latin Club, Pep Club, Thespians. GEORGE LOWELL FULKERSON The High And The Mighty” National Honor Society, Pep Club, Varsity Football, Var- sity Track. DANIEL LYNN GANTZ All American Boy” Cadet Band, Concert Band, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Football, Varsity Track. JOYCE LaVERNE GARBER She’s Got Stars In Her Eyes” Chorus, Counselor Assistant, Patrol, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Tatler, National Honor Society. CHERYL KAY GARRY Drifting and Dreaming” Future Business Leaders of America, Future Homemakers of America, Girls’ Athletic Association, Office Assistant. GEOFFREY GRANT GAYLORD ' ' Give My Regards To Broad- way” Cadet Band, Concert Band, Dramatics Club, Marching 100, Pep Club, Thespians. JOSEPH GEORGE GEISON Happy Go Lucky” SANDRA KAY GEISON Y ou ' d Be Surprised” Future Cosmetologists of America, Future Homemakers of America. JEAN WILMA GEORGES ■ ' Faithfully ” Chorus, Patrol, Pep Club, Spanish Club. ROBERTA SUE GHENT What Else Is There But Fun!” Chorus, Counselor Assistant, Latin Club, Tatler Staff, Pep Club. ALAN JEFFREY GILBERT IF ater Is His Second Home” Boys’ Cabinet, Pep Club. DENNIS DWIGHT GILL Something’ s Got A Hold On Me” Commercial Art Club, Dis- tributive Education Club, Pep Club. REBECCA SUE GILLARD Image Of A Girl” Chorus, Dramatics Club, Of- fice Assistant, Pep Club, Science Club, Thespians. KAREN SUE GLASSMEYER Farewell T o Dreams” Chorus, Future Homemakers of America, Pep Club. JANE ANN GORMLEY She’s Venus In Blue Jeans” Chorus, Dramatics Club, Fu- ture Homemakers of Amer- ica, Future Nurses of Amer- ica, Latin Club, Pep Club, National Honor Society. JANICE MARY GOSLING Your Heart Is Young And Gaf Concert Band, Latin Club, Marching 100, National Honor Society, Orchestra, Pep Club, Russian Club, Science Club, Tatler Staff. ANN ELIZABETH GOULDING Let A Smile Be Your Um- brella Chorus, French Club, Pep Club, Student Council. KATHERINE ANN GRADY Her Grade Of Gal Is Hard To Find’’ Chorus, Dramatics Club, French Club, Office Assistant, Patrol, Pep Club, Switchboard Operator, Tatler Staff. JUDY ANN GRAHAM 1 See Those Harbor Lights” Chorus, Future Homemakers of America, Pep Club, Switch- board Operator. VIRGINIA JANE GRAUL She’s Full Of Ginger And Spice And Everything Nice ” Chorus, Dramatics Club, Fu- ture Homemakers of Amer- ; ca, Pep Club. CAROL GREEN The More We Get To- gether’ Chorus, Dramatics Club, French Club, Future Nurses of America, Patrol, Pep Club, Student Council. RICHARD CORLISS GREEN Tall, Dark, And Handsome” Patrol, Varsity Football, Var- sity Track. ELLEN MARIE GREGOR Till We Meet Again” Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Patrol, Pep Club, Spanish Club. BEVERLY ANN GRAHAM My Days Have Been Won- drous Free” Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Office Assistant. PAMELA JEANNE GROSENHEIDER James, James, Hold The Ladder Steady” Cheerleader, Dramatics Club, Future Nurses of America, Latin Club, National Honor Society, Pep Club, Student Council. MARLENE SUZANNE GRUVER I Cross My Fingers” Chorus, Future Homemakers of America, Office Assistant. CHARLES MICHAEL HACKE My Vocabulary And 1” Patrol, Varsity Football Man- ager, Varsity Track Manager, National Honor Society. JO ANN HAIR All Of A Sudden My Heart Sings” Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Office Assistant. DONALD PAUL HALE, JR. The Girls All Know Him As ' Don Juan’ ” Counselor Assistant, Latin Club, Pep Club, Student Council, Varsity Football, Varsity Track. GARY DENNIS HALFORD Mary’s Little Lamb” Pep Club, Varsity Football. SHARON LEE HALL I Enjoy Being A Girl” Chorus, Dramatics Club, French Club, Patrol, Pep Club, Student Council. PAUL ALEXANDER HANOLD Tall Paul” German Club, Varsity Foot- bal l. JOHN MICHAEL HARDAWAY Our Mascot In Disguise” Boys’ Cabinet, Office Assist- ant, Patrol, Pep Club, Radio Club, Science Club, Varsity Football Manager, Varsity Track Manager. LINDA SUE HARDWICK Little Bitty Pretty One” Chorus, Future Homemakers of America, Office Assistant, Office Occupations Club, Pep Club, Student Council. LEE HARRELSON Give Me The Simple Life” Graphic Arts Club, Pep Club. GEOFFREY LANE HARRIS Behind Every Successful Man There’s A Woman” Concert Band, Drill Team, Marching 100, Orchestra, Pep Club, Russian Club, Pep Band. NANCY JANE HARRIS You Beautiful Redhead” Chorus, Counselor Assistant, Dramatics Club, Patrol, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Student Council. NELSON E. HARRIS He Knows What He Wants’ ' WALTER STANLEY HARRIS Concentration ” PAUL EDWARD HATCHER On The Outgoing Tide” ROBERT DALE HAYES Doin’ Fine” Office Assistant, Pep Club. MERLE LEE HAZELWONDER A Wonder Like You” Pep Club, Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Track. LARRY .GENE HAZEN Whatever Will Be, Will Be” Distributive Education Club, Pep Club. ALFRED WEBB HEALY Knowledge On Parade” Debate, Pep Club, Science Club, Thespians. RUSSELL WARREN HENDRICKS Love That Guy” JUDITH ANN HEAVNER Surprise Package” Chorus, Dramatics Club, French Club, Patrol, Pep Club, Thespians. JANET SUE HEINEY Doing What Comes Natur- ally” Chorus, French Club, Office Assistant, Patrol, Pep Club, Tatler Staff. RANDOLPH LEE HEMPEL I’ve Got A Secret” Cadet Band. RON LEWIS HEMPEL As The World Turns ” Cadet Band. JAMES BYRNE HENDRICKSON Just For You” KAREN SUE HENDRICKSON Karen Is Always Sharin’ ” Chorus, Future Homemakers of America, Girls’ Athletic Association, Patrol. WILLIAM ALBERT HENSON One Man Atom” Pep Club, Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball. KATHARINE ELLEN HEITZ There’s One In Every Class” Chorus, French Club, Latin Club, Patrol, Pep Club, Tatler Staff. MARTHA SUE HEUER Giggly Gal” Chorus, Concert Band, Fu- ture Homemakers of America, Future Nurses of America, Marching 100, Orchestra. TOI SUE HOLLOWAY Our Toi Doll” Chorus, Counselor Assistant, Office Occupations Club, Pep Club. GARY OWEN HICKERSON Adventures Of A Young Man” Chorus, Distributive Educa- tion Club, Latin Club, Pep Club. SADIE LOU HIGHSMITH Sadie Is A Lady” Counselor Assistant, Office Occupations Club. HENRY EVERTT HOEHN Rebel Rouser” RICHARD HOWARD HOLBERT My Shining Hour” Future Farmers of America. MICHEAL WILLIAM HOPPER Who Do You Trust?” Graphic Arts Club, Office As- sistant, Pep Club. KATHRYN JEANETTE HOUSTON Radiance ” Chorus, Dramatics Club, Fu- ture Homemakers of Amer- ica, German Club, Pep Club. BILLY JOE HILLER We Always Walk With Billy” Graphic Arts Club. PHYLLIS ANN HOUSTON Three Cheers For Love” JERRY LEE HOWARD First Impression” Graphic Arts Club. FREDDIE DALE HUEBENER Ready Freddie” Office Occupations Club. JANE MARIE HUGHSON A Perfect Example of Fem- ininity” Chorus, French Club, Latin Club, Library Assistant, Of- fice Assistant, Pep Club, Switchboard Operator. Na- tional Honor Society. CAROL ANN HUNT A New Addition To A.H.S.” Chorus, Future Homemakers of America, Future Nurses of America, Girls’ Athletic As- sociation, Nurse’s Assistant, Office Assistant, Pep Club. GEORGE ANTHONY HUNT He’s Run Miles For Alton High” Pep Club, Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Track. NANCY KATHRYN HUNT The Best Of Everything To You” Chorus, Future Homemakers of America. JAMES ELDRED INGRAM Standing On The Corner, Watching ...” Chorus, Pep Club. CARL LEONARD JACOBS, JR. You Can Count On Me Boys’ Cabinet, French Club, Pep Club, Varsity Baseball. JACQUELINE ANN JACOBS How Sweet You Are” Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Pep Club. KATHRYN JANEEN JAMISON When We’re With You— Nothing But Fun Chorus, Dramatics Club, Fu- ture Homemakers of America, Pep C lub, National Honor So- ciety. LINDA DIANE JARRETT From This Moment On Concert Band, Future Home- makers of America, Marching 100, Pep Club. WILLIAM CALVIN JARRETT l Could Have Danced All Night ” Pep Club, Student Council. LINDA LEA JENKINS Linda Lea, Kind As Can Be” Cadet Band, Concert Band, French Club, Latin Club, Marching 100, Pep Club, Na- tional Honor Society. JACQUELINE BEATRICE JENNINGS Someone Extra Special” Camera Club, Concert Band, Future Nurses of America, Human Relations Club, Latin Club, Marching 100, Pep Club, Spanish Club. BETTY JEAN JOHNSON Full Of Fun” Chorus, Future Cosmetologists of America, Future Home- makers of America, Library Assistant, Office Assistant, Patrol. GARY DELBERT JOHNSON It Had To Be You” Pep Club. SHARON FAYE JOHNSON A Dream Like You” Distributive Education Club, Patrol, Pep Club. DANNY JOE JOHNSTON A Boy Like You — So Fine So True” Chorus, Pep Club, Varsity Football Manager. CAROL ROMETTA JONES The Hour Of Parting ” Chorus, Future Homemakers of America, Pep Club. RAYMOND EUGENE JONES Bold And Brave” Pep Club. ROBERT HERCHAL JONES ' ' More Boy Than The Average Boy” National Honor Society, Stu- dent Council, Varsity Basket- ball, Varsity Baseball. THOMAS PHILLIP JONES A Boy Like This Is Hard To Find” Pep Club, Spanish Club, Var- sity Baseball. JANET MARION KEELING Prophecy ” Chorus, French Club, Pep Club, Russian Club, Science Club. JUDY ANN KAHNEY I Believe” Future Business Leaders of America, Office Occupations Club, Pep Club. JOAN MARIE KEISER Kitten On The Keys ” Chorus, French Club, Latin Club, National Honor So- ciety, Orchestra, Pep Club, Science Club, Tatler Staff. JUDITH ELLEN KAID Pretty Enough T o Frame” Chorus, Distributive Educa- tion Club, Future Business Leaders of America, Future Homemakers of America, Fu- ture Teachers of America, German Club, Girls’ Athletic Association, Latin Club, Li- brary Asst., Office Asst., Pep Club, Student Council. JOHN WILLIAM KEITH Something Is Bound To Happen” CAROL SUE KERLEY As Time Goes By” Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Library Assistant, Office Assistant, Office Occupations, Pep Club. CECIL THOMAS KETTERER Whistle A Happy Tune” WILLIAM ROBERT KIDWELL Our Boy Billy” Latin Club, Science Club. SHARON ELAINE KIMBRO Ain’t She Sweet Counselor Assistant, Pep Club. NORMA LEE KIRK My Shining Hour Chorus, Counselor Assistant, Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Future Nurses of Amer- ica, Pep Club. ROBERT LEE KITZMILLER Loads And Loads Of Fun JERRY EDWARD KLINE To Tell The Truth” SUSAN KAROL KLOOS The Last Of The Crusaders” Counselor Assistant, Debate, Dramatics Club, French Clsb, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Thes- pians. BRUCE EUGENE KLOSTERHOFF He ' s Climbing The Ladder Of Success Patrol, Pep Club, Varsity Football, Varsity Track. DONETTA LEE KNIGHT Sweet And Neat, Donetta Can’t Be Beat Chorus, Latin Club, Office Assistant, Patrol, Pep Club, Tatler Staff. ARTHUR GEORGE KOCH JR. King Arthur” Office Assistant, Patrol, Pep Club, Varsity Football, Var- sity Baseball, Varsity Track. MARY JEAN KOCHERSPERGER More Than Merely Mary” Chorus, Future Business Leaders of America, Girls ' Athletic Association, Pep Club. JUDITH ANNE KORILKO Colonial Charm — So Easy To Love” Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Latin Club, Pep Club. EDWARD JAMES KREITNER, JR. Blonde Hair, Blue Eyes, He Could Really Take The Prize ” Pep Club. SONDRA KAY KROTZ I’m Always Chasing Rain- bows” Cadet Band, Commercial Art Club, Dramatics Club, Girls’ Athletic Association, Pep Club. DALE LOUIS KUHN That’s Our Fella” Pep Club, Varsity Basketball. RONALD NORBF.RT KUHN In The Middle Of A Riddle” Chorus, Pep Club, Science Club, Spanish Club, Varsity Baseball. GREGORY JOHN LAFAKIS Galloping Comedian” Boys’ Cabinet, Dramatics Club, Pep Club, Science Club, Thespians. MARGARET RUTH LAHR Wish It Were Me” Chorus, French Club, Future Teachers of America, Girls’ Athletic Association, Orches- tra, Pep Club. JOYCE MARIE LAKES Wind Song ” Office Assistant, Patrol, Pep Club. CHARLES B. LAMARSH Man With A Horn” Concert Band, Drill Team, Marching 100, Pep Band, Pep Club, Science Club, Student Council. CHARLES THOMAS LAMBIE 100 Words A Minute — No Typewriter” Boys’ Cabinet, Counselor As- sistant, Future Teachers of America, Library Assistant, Office Assistant, Pep Club, Science Club, Student Coun- selor. VICKIE DEE LANGFORD We Know Who Has Your Heart Chorus, Future Homemakers of America, Pep Club. HENRY PHILLIP LEADY Dance With Me, Henry” Distributive Education Club. JOHN KEITH LEBLANC When Johnny Gets Blue” Latin Club, Pep Club, Varsity Football. GAIL ELIZABETH LEDINGHAM l Trent . . . ble At The Thought ” Counselor Assistant, Dra- matics Club, Latin Club, Na- tional Honor Society, Orches- tra, Pep Club, Student Coun- cil, Thespians, Tatler Staff. DORIS LOUISE LEE Some Enchanted Evening ” Chorus, Future Homemakers of America, Pep Club. BRUCE LEHMANN Charm Is M y Middle Name” LARRY LEHMANN Wonderfully, Wonderfully Different” Chorus, Dramatics Club, Stu- dent Council. RICHARD JOHN LEITNER You’re Up To No Good” Counselor Assistant, Latin Club, Patrol, Pep Club. BETTY LOU LEMASTUS Date Dazzled’ Chorus, Latin Club, Library Assistant, Office Assistant, Patrol, Pep Club. JEAN KAY LENHARDT Our Jeannie With The Light Brown Hair” Chorus, Future Homemakers of America, Future Nurses of America, Latin Club, Library Assistant, Pep Club. MARGARET ANN LEWIS How High The Moon” Chorus , Dramatics Club, Dra- matics Club, Office Assistant, Pep Club, Spanish Club. PATRICIA LOU LEWIS Heaven Sent ” Chorus, Office Assistant, Pa- trol, Pep Club. MARCIA JEAN LILEY Lily Of The Valley” Girls’ Athletic Association, Marching 100, Patrol. JOSEPH DALE LOCKARD We’ll Keep Him Under Lock And Key” Chorus, Patrol, Pep Club. JOANN LOCKHART Any Old Time” Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Pep Club. RONNIE LOFTS Toot, Toot, Tootsie } Good- bye” Chorus. BARBARA LOUISE LOGAN That Sparkling Touch” Chorus, Dramatics Club, Latin Club, National Honor Society, Pep Club, Student Council, Tatler Staff. JESSIE INGRAM LYON Hey, Jessie . . . Nothing” Chorus, Counselor Assistant, Dramatics Club, French Club, Office Assistant, Patrol, Pep Club, Student Council, Thes- pians. MOLLY ANN McADAMS Beauty — Very Permanently Yours” Chorus, Dramatics Club, French Club, Office Assistant, Pep Club, Thespians, Tatler Staff. SUE ANN McCLINTOCK You Can Always Depend On Me” Dramatics Club, Office As- sistant, Pep Club, Russian Club, Science Club, Tatler Staff. JAMES RAY McCONATHY Marching Through The Gateway To Success” Cadet Band, Concert Band, Drill Team, Marching 100, Orchestra, Pep Band, Pep Club, Thespians, Varsity Football. JEANETTE EARLENE McCORMICK We Feel At Home With You ” Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Office Assistant, Orches- tra. JOSEPH LEO MANS Wayfaring Stranger ” Future Farmers of America. DONALD MICHAEL McKenzie Dreams Will Come True For Him ” Camera Club, French Club, National Honor Society, Cho- rus, Orchestra, Patrol, Pep Band, Science Club, Tatler Staff. ALLEN EDWARD MANS A Man To Be Proud Of’ Future Farmers of America. FRANCIS WARD MARTIN Looking Into The Future” Office Occupations Club, Pep Club. PENNINGTON McGEE S-M-I-L-E” Boys’ Cabinet, Camera Club, Chorus, Pep Club. MARILYN FAYE MANNS Our Soft Spoken Sweet- heart” Chorus, Future Cosmetolo- gists of America, Future Homemakers of America, Fu- ture Nurses of America, Marching 100, Pep Club. ROSEMARIE MANEKE She Chases Away The Blues Concert Band, Marching 100, National Honor Society, Or- chestra. HELEN JO MARTIN Were Behind You All The Way Counselor Assistant, Future Teachers of America, Latin Club, Pep Club. WINNIE MARSH She’s A Winner” Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Office Assistant, Pep Club. KATHRYN ANN MARTIN Kind Kathy” Distributive Education Club, Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Pep Club. BERT ORVILLE MARY Noromous Gentleman” Office Assistant, Pep Club, Varsity Track. ALLEN EUGENE MASON What Does It Matter?” Cadet Band, Marching 100. DARRELL HAYWARD MAY 1 Never Knew” PATRICK EDWARD MERKLE WOW . . . !!!” Dramatics Club, Latin Club, Pep Club. NANCY GAY METTLER Happy And Gay, She’s Al- ways That Way” Chorus, Future Business Leaders of America, Future Homemakers of America, Li- brary Assistant, Office Oc- cupation, Pep Club. KAREN SUE MEYER Remember Ale” Chorus. RUTH ANN MEYER ' 7 Can Dream, Can’t I?” French Club, Future Home- makers of America, Orches- tra, Pep Club. WILLIAM JOHN MEYERS, III Put Another Record On” Boys’ Cabinet, Cadet Band, Dramatics Club, Latin Club, Marching 100, Orchestra, Pep Club, Science Club, Thes- pians. SHARON KAY MIDDLECOFF In The Middle Of It All” Future Homemakers of Amer- ica. CAROL ANN MILLER l Wanna Do Homework ” Chorus, Latin Club. DAVID DEWEY MILLER Remarkable Dave” Camera Club, Concert Band, Latin Club, Marching 100, National Honor Society, Pep Band, Science Club, Tatler Staff. JUDY ALLYNE MILLER ' ' Reaching For The Stars” Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Office Occupations Club, Pep Club. PATRICIA ANN MILLER Oh, Oh. Oh, Patty Ann” Chorus, Future Homemakers of America, Office Occupa- tions Club, Pep Club. PATRICK H. MILLER A Pat On The Back To You” Boys’ Cabinet, Pep Club, Var- sity Cross Country, Varsity Track. ROBERT FRANCIS MILLER Here ' s Where Belong” Pep Club. LINDA MICHELE MILLIKIN She’s A Lady” Counselor Assistant, Dramat- ics Club, French Club, Patrol, Pep Club. JIM CASEY MILLSPAUGH You Can’t Judge A Book By Lookin’ At The Cover” Latin Club, Pep Club. MARILYN MILLER A Smile Becomes You” Chorus, Future Cosmetolo- gists of America, Future Homemakers of America. JAMES WILLIAM MINDRUP Ain’t Misbehavin’’ Camera Club, Chorus, Patrol, Pep Club. JAMES D. MINSKER A Mighty Man Is He” Office Assistant, Pep Club, Student Council, Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball. BETTY LEE MITTS The People’s Choice Chorus, Counselor Assistant, Future Business Leaders of America, Future Homemakers of America, Future Nurses of America, Nurse’s Assistant, Office Assistant, Patrol, Pep Club. ROBERT JOESPH MOHON He Makes Us Proud To Know Him” Distributive Education- Club, Patrol. EMILIE SUE MONICAL Heart As Big As Texas” Concert Band, Counselor As- sistant, Dramatics Club, French Club, Marching 100, Orchestra, Patrol, Pep Club, Student Council, National Honor Society. RICHARD CHARLES MORGAN Here Comes Mr. Morgan” Office Assistant, Pep Club, Radio Club, Science Club. CLAUDIA JEAN MORROW Perfectly Petite” Chorus, Dramatics Club, Pep Club, Tatler Staff, Marching 100 . ROBERT MARSHALL MOYER In His Eyes, There’s Noth- ing Like A Dame” Pep Club, Varsity Football. KAREN SUE MUEHLEMAN Our Karen Sue, What Can’t She Do” Chorus, French Club, Future Business Leaders of America, Pep Club. JOHN EDWARD MULVILL We’re Under Your Spell” Pep Club, Varsity Football. KAREN SUE MUSGRAVE Someone To Remember” Chorus, Counselor Assistant Future Business Leaders of America, Future Homemakers of America, Future Nurses of America, Nurse’s Assistant, Pep Club. JOHN LEWIS MYERS What Woman Wouldn ' t Love One” Chorus, Dramatics Club, Thespians, Varsity Football. WALTER RAY MYERS What Woman Wouldn’t Love The Other” MIKE PATRICK NEAL Gallant Man’ Future Farmers of America. SAMUEL CARL NORMAN l Know Something You Don ' t Know” BOBA LU ANN NORRIS Sophisticated Lady” Chorus, Counselor Assistant, French Club, Future Nurses of America, Nurse’s Assistant, Office Assistant, Patrol, Pep Club, Switchboard Operator. BEVERLY ANN OLDHAM Loving Is Believing?” Chorus, Future Homemakers of America, Office Assistant, Patrol, Pep Club. SUSAN ELIZABETH OLSON Little , Sweet One” Chorus, French Club, Future Business Leaders o f America, Girls’ Athletic Association, Library Assistant, Patrol, Pep Club. SHARON KAY ORRILL Going My Way?” Future Business Leaders of America, Future Homemakers of America, Girls’ Athletic Association, Office Assistant, Pep Club. GARY LEO NEESE Chances Are Future Farmers of America. WILLIAM OSBORN A Cockeyed Optimist ' ’ Latin Club, Patrol, Pep Club, Russian Club, Science Club. JUDITH ELAINE OSTENDORPH With The Sun Over Her Shoulder” Girls’ Athletic Association, Office Occupations Club, Or- chestra. ESTELL OSWALT You Grow Sweeter” Future Business Leaders of America, Future Homemakers of America, Girls’ Athletic Association, Library Assistant, Office Occupations Club, Pep Club. DORIS ANN OWENS Forever A Faithful Friend” Chorus, Dramatics Club, Latin Club, Pep Club. JAMES RICHARD PARKER Boy-O-Boy! What A Boy!” Pep Club. WESLEY DALE PARRISH Handsome Is As Handsome Does ” Boys’ Cabinet, Chorus, Patrol, Pep Club, Student Council, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track. NEDRA LOU PATISON She Makes One Proud To Know Her” Chorus, Dramatics Club, French Club, National Honor Society, Patrol, Pep Club, Stu- dent Council. JOSEPHINE ELAINE PATTERSON Stardust ” Future Homemakers of Amer ica, Girls’ Athletic Associa- tion, Pep Club. PATRICIA ANN PAYNE She ' s No Pain In The Neck” Chorus, Future Homemakers of America, Switchboard Operator. SHELIA BETH PEA The Moments She Can’t For- get” Chorus, Future Nurses of America, Nurse’s Assistant, Office Assistant, Office Oc- cupations Club, Pep Club. JAVIER PELAEZ With His Mind In His Briefcase” SANDRA ELAINE PELOT This Is The Life ” Camera Club, Chorus, Distrib- utive Education Club, Future Homemakers of America, Girls’ Athletic Association, Orchestra, Pep Club. VICTORIA JEAN PEREZ Young At Heart’’ Chorus, Pep Club. CONELL MARIE PERRY Life Is just A Bowl Of Cherries’’ Chorus, French Club, Future- Homemakers of America, Pa- trol, Pep Club. GEORGIA KAY PETERIE Always On Her Toes’’ Camera Club, Chorus, Com- mercial Art Club, Dramatics Club, French Club, Future Teachers of America, Girls’ Athletic Association, Pep Club, Thespians. MARGIE SUE PETERS Our Little Margie” Future Business Leaders of America, Future Homemakers of America, Future Nurses of America, Pep Club. KERREN ANNE PETERSON Your Wish Is Our Com- mand” Counselor Assistant, Dra- matics Club, Future Business Leaders of America, Future Homemakers of America, Latin Club, Pep Club. SYLVIA JEAN PLANT She Grows On You” Chorus, French Club, Future Nurses of America, Future Teachers of America. ANNA ELAINE PORTER What A Sweet Thing She Is Girls’ Athletic Association, Office Occupations. BONNIE LOU POWERS A Powerhouse Of Tun” Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Future Nurses of Amer- ica, Latin Club, Pep Club, Tatler Staff. JEAN MARIE PRICE The Sky ' s The Limit” Chorus, Future Homemakers of America, Future Nurses of America, Girls’ Athletic As- sociation, Pep Club. JERE THEODORE PRICE Do It The Hard Way— It ' s More Fun ” Distributive Education Club. SANDRA KAY REDENBO Under Your Spell’’ Future Homemakers of Amer- ica. MARY SUE RANDALL Pennies From Heaven’’ Chorus, Future Nurses of America, Future Homemakers of America, Pep Club. ROSE MARIE RANDOL Everything’s Coming Up Roses!” Chorus, Future Homemakers of America, Girls’ Athletic Association, Pep Club. WALTER DALE RAYMOND Smile . . . You’re On Can- did Camera” Commercial Art Club, Patrol, Pep Club. CARL EDWARD REA You Never Had It So Good!” GLORIA SUZANNE REID Looks Lovely From Morning To Night” Chorus, Dramatics Club, Of- fice Assistant, Pep Club, Span- ish Club. SHARON SUSAN RENCH Obliging Young Lady” Chorus, Dramatics Club, Of- fice Assistant, Pep Club, Spanish Club. ELOISE ELAINE RATHBONE When You Wish Upon A Star” Chorus, Debate, Dramatics Club, French Club, Girls’ Athletic Association, Orches- tra, Patrol, Pep Club, Thes- pians. JACQUELINE ANN RICHEY The Elegant Look” Chorus, French Club, Office Occupations Club, Pep Club. JOANN RICHEY Joyful JoAnn Commercial Art Club, Distrib- utive Education Club, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Future Homemakers of America. MARY ANN RIZZOTTO Ruffles And Lace” Chorus, Future Business Leaders of America, Future Homemakers of America, Pep Club. REBECCA SUE RINEY Beautiful Brown Eyes” Chorus, Future Business Leaders of America, Future Homemakers of America, Fu- ture Nurses of America, Pep Club, Spanish Club. GARY LEE ROBERTS He Casts A Bright Shadow” Patrol, Pep Club. MARGARET IMOGENE ROBINSON Let’s Be Happy” Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Girls’ Athletic Associa- tion, Pep Club. MARY ANN ROBLEY Destination — Success !” Latin Club, Office Assistant, Pep Club. RODNEY A. RODENHAUSER Blushing Is Becoming’ Office Assistant. JOHN ALLEN ROGERS Little Drummer Boy” Concert Band, Marching 100, Pep Band, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Student Council. JEAN ANN ROHLFING Jean Is Always On The Beam” Future Business Leaders of America, Office Assistant, Pep Club. LINDA RAE ROLLER Heading For The Sea” Cadet Band, Marching 100, Office Assistant. WILLIAM JOSEPH ROMO We’ll Miss You So” Graphic Arts Club, Pep Club. KEN SIDNEY ROSENBERG For He ' s A folly Good Fel- low” Pep Club, Science Club, Var- sity Football. CHERYL ANN ROWLAND I ' ll Be There” Chorus, Pep Club JAMES B. RUGH A Man About Town” Camera Club, Counselor As- sistant, Latin Club, Office As- sistant, Pep Club, Science Club. DONNA KAY SALEY Misty” Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Office Assistant, Pep Club. JULIA ANN SANDERS Quiet Charm ” Future Nurses of America, Future Teachers of America, Girls’ Athletic Association. RON LEE SAYLOR Ron Lee You’re Cute As Can Be” Counselor Assistant, Latin Club, Office Occupations Club, Patrol, Pep Club. JAMES MARTIN SCHAEFER Who Can Resist His Over- whelming Way” Boys’ Cabinet, Chorus, Coun- selor Assistant, Office Assist- ant, Pep Club. BRENT H. SCHINDEWOLF Guaranteed Gallantry” Latin Club, Pep Club, Science Club. JAMES SCHMITTLING He’s Good Company” NANCY JACQUELIN SCHNEIDER A Lover Of Life” Chorus, Dramatics Club, Fu- ture Nurses of America, Latin Club, Pep Club. ROBERT FREDERICK SCHRAMM He’s Headed For The Far Horizon” Chorus, Future Farmers of America, Pep Club. ELIZABETH P. SCHULENBURG Gayer Than Laughter” Counselor Assistant, Dramat- ics Club, French Club, Latin Club, National Honor So- ciety, Patrol, Pep Club, Science Club. JOYCE KAY SCHULTZ Always Willing To Help” Camera Club, Chorus, Future Homemakers of America, Fu- ture Nurses of America, Nurse’s Assistant, Pep Club. CAROLYN MARIE SEILER Efficiency Reigns” Chorus. VICKI VERNELL SEITZBERG V Is For Very, S Is For Sparkling” Library Assistant, Office As- sistant, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Switchboard Operator. PHILIP CARY SEITZINGER What Else But Clever ?” Counselor Assistant, Distrib- utive Education Club. ROBERT LEE SETTLES He Settles Everything ’ Distributive Education Club. GWENDOLYN SHAW A Real Sport’’ Patrol, Pep Club. WALLY MARTIN SHEARBURN More o’ Less — Considerably Less o’ More Than More o’ Less’’ Debate, Dramatics Club, Latin Club, Office Assistant, Patrol, Pep Club, Thespians. LINDA LOU SHEARY Sweet As Sheary Pie’’ Chorus, Future Homemakers of America, Office Assistant, Patrol, Pep Club. VICKI LYNN SHEFF Her Voice Is Heard All Around” Cadet Band, Dramatics Club, French Club, Latin Club, Pep Club. JOY JANEAN SHOEMAKER Sing. Sing, Sing” Chorus, Office Assistant, Of- fice Occupations Club. DORIS JEAN SIMMONS Doris Jean, Nice To Be Seen” Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Office Assistant, Pep Club. PEGGY E. SIMMS Peg Of Our Hearts” Distributive Education Club, Girls ' Athletic Association, Pep Club, Marching 100. JERRY EUDELL SIMS If Intelligence W ere Money, You’d Be Rich” Chorus, Latin Club, National Honor Society, Science Club. LARRY RUSSELL SINGLETON Not A Single Fault” Pep Club. RICHARD EUGENE SITZE A Sight We Like To See” Ca det Band, Chorus, Concert Band, Drill Team, Marching 100, Orchestra, Pep Band, Pep Club. ALFRED JOHN SMITH Time Stands Still When You’re Near Him” Patrol, Pep Club. GEORGE RICK SMITH A Common Name For A Rare Boy” Commercial Art Club, Pep Club. JERRY CARL SMITH A Man Of Many Talents And Virtues” Chorus, Office Assistant, Pep Club, Science Club. YVONNE SMITH What A Woman” Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Pep Club. PHYLLIS SNODGRASS It ' s Been A Pleasure To Know You” Chorus, Future Business Leaders of America, Library Assistant, Office Occupations Club. DAVID HALE SOKOLOWSKI A Winning Way” Latin Club, Pep Club, Science Club. SHARON LEE SORBIE Deep In The Heart Of Love- land” Chorus, Future Homemakers of America, Future Nurses of America, Office Occupations Club, Pep Club. JO SORVIG A Warm Heart And Smile Are The Same Around The World” Student Council. NANCY LORENE SPAULDING It’s You Or No One” Dramatics Club, Future Busi- ness Leaders of America, Li- brary Assistant, Office Assist- ant, Pep Club. CHERYL ANN SPOONER You Were Never Lovelier” Chorus, Dramatics Club, Fu- ture Nurses of America, Latin Club, Library Assistant, Pep Club. CHARLES LEE ST. CLAIR Charlie, My Boy Distributive Education Club, Office Assistant. CHARLOTTE ANN STEARNS A Faraway Look In Her Eyes ” Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Future Nurses of Amer- ica, Pep Club. RICHARD EUGENE STEVENSON He Would Rather Hold A Football Than A Girl — Or Would He Patrol, Varsity Football, Var- sity Track. TRUDY CELINE STILWELL What A Character!!” Chorus, Future Teachers of America, Girls’ Athletic As- sociation, Pep Club, Spanish Club. JAMES CLINTON STOCKARD Good-Humored Lad Boys’ Cabinet, Distributive Education Club, Pep Club. PATRICIA KAY STOREY Tell Me A Story ” Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Girls’ Athletic Associa- tion. DONALD WAYNE STORMER Wish There Were More Storms Like You ” Future Farmers of America. VIRGIL KARL STORMER A Glimpse Into The Future ” Future Farmers of America. JERRY CLAUDE STRASSER Good Things Come In Little Packages” Camera Club, Commercial Art Club, Future Teachers of America, Russian Club. NANCY SUNDERLAND ■ ' You’ve Dominated Our Dreams” Chorus, Counselor Assistant, Dramatics Club, French Club, Pep Club, Student Council, National Honor Society. 90 CHARLA RENIE SYNAK ' ' Gentlemen Love Redheads ' JESSIE MAE TAYLOR Pretty Large Eyes On A Pretty Large Heart” Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Future Nurses of America, Girls’ Athletic Association, Library Assistant, Pep Club. OSCAR LEE TAYLOR Nice To Know ” Pep Club. STEVE ALLEN TAYLOR He Makes The Girls ' Hearts Sing Boys’ Cabinet, Chorus, Coun- selor Assistant, Debate, Of- fice Assistant, Patrol, Pep Club, Science Club. CAROL SUE THEISEN ' ' She Wears A Smile Well” Chorus, Counselor Assistant, Distributive Education Club, Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Future Nurses of Amer- ica, Patrol, Pep Club. MELODYE RAE TOOT She Is Our Favorite Melody ” Girls’ Athletic Association, Pep Club, Science Club. KEN HAROLD TRAVIS On The Pathway To Success ROBERT E. TRIPP Enjoy Yourself ” Camera Club, Radio Club. GLEN W. THOMPSON Smile, Glen, Smile ” Pep Club. ALANA CORLISS TROUT Will You Remember ?” Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Office Occupations Club, Pep Club. BARBARA KAYE TUETKEN ” just Because” Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Future Nurses of Amer- ica, Library Assistant, Pep Club. CAROL LEE VARBLE , She’s Always On The Sunny Side” Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Office Assistant. JOYCE KAY UNVERZAGT She Will Have Music” ROSE MARY VANZANDT Everything’s Coming Up Roses” Chorus, Future Homemakers of America, Office Occupa- tions Club, Patrol, Pep Club. SHEILA KAY VARBLE Lovin’ And Laughin’ ” Chorus, Library Assistant, Pep Club, Spanish Club. MARGARET LOU VIA Friendly ” Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Girls’ Athletic Associa- tion, Office Assistant, Pep Club, Student Council. HENRY PAUL TURNER Racing With The Moon” Patrol, Pep Club. ft 7 JUDY EVE TUSSEY Loyalty Is A Virtue” Chorus, Girls’ Athletic Asso- ciation, Pep Club, Science Club. LILY MAE TYSON With Her Comes Bright- ness” Chorus, Future Homemakers of America, Pep Club. 1 KATHRYN VOEGE You Grow Sweeter” Chorus, Future Homemakers of America. ROGER KEITH VOLLMER We’ve Had A Barrel Of Fun’’ Chorus, Counselor Assistant. ■■i GARRETT WAYNE WALLACE ' Free As A Bird DAVID H. VORACEK To Know Him Is To Love Him Boys ' Cabinet, Chorus, Dra- matics Club, Office Assistant, Pep Club, Student Council, Thespians. DENNIS GALE VOUMARD Whistles While He Works” Counselor Assistant, Office Assistant. RANDY LEE WADE Great Expectations ” Chorus, Distributive Educa- tion Club. HAROLD W. WAGNER Who Said Redheads Are Hotheads!” Pep Club, Science Club. DAWN ELAINE WAIDMANN ' She’s The Dawn Of Happi- ness” Future Teachers of America, Library Assistant, Pep Club. BILLIE MARY WALTERS ' Lucky, Lucky, Me” Chorus, Future Homemakers of America, Pep Club. SUE ELLEN WALTON Let Us Call Y ffu Sweetheart Chorus, Girls’ Athletic Asso- ciation, Pep Club. BONNIE LOUISE WARD I’m Still Dreaming” Chorus, Future Nurses of America, German Club, Girls’ Athletic Association, Library Assistant, Office Assistant, Pep Club, Student Council. SANDRA KAY WARD Fun, Fun, Fun! Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Switchboard Operator. SHARON MARDELL WARD Real Gone Gal Chorus, Future Nurses of America, Latin Club, Pep Club. JAMES BERNARD WARDEIN So Long, It ' s Been Good To Know You YVONNE WASHPUN Sweetheart Of Our Dreams Future Homemakers of Amer- ica. SYLVIA RAE WATERS If Art Makes Success, Then She’s On The Top” Commercial Art Club, Girls ' Athletic Association, Orches- tra, Pep Club. LINDA ELLEN WATKINS Her Smile Goes A Mile Chorus, Future Homemakers of America, Pep Club. RAYMOND EUGENE WATSEK He’s A Happy Young Man Pep Club, Varsity Baseball. MICHAEL WATSON Our Very Own ” Pep Club. RICHARD THOMAS WEBB He Strikes It Right Varsity Baseball. SUSAN ELLEN WEBB She Knou’s All The An- wers” Cadet Band, Concert Band, Latin Club, Marching 100, National Honor Society, Or- chestra, Pep Club. SUSAN WEBER Dainty And Delightful” Office Occupations Club, Pep Club. ROBERT LEE WEHRMAN He Leads A Happy Life ROBERT EARL WEILMUENSTER Good Looking Blond” Future Farmers of America, Pep Club. DIANA JANE WESLICK There Will Never Be An other Like You” French Club, Library Assist ant, Science Club. RONALD LEE WESTBROOK To Him, Neatness Is The Superlative Of Neat” Chorus, Debate, Office As- sistant, Pep Club. BARBARA ANN WHITE Her Accomplishments Are Great” Latin Club, Science Club. JOE O. WHITE The Mad Hatter” Pep Club. LANE WESLEY WHITE A Song Is Always On The Tip Of His Tongue” Pep Club. TOM WILLIAM WHITE An Amiable Senior” Pep Club. WILLIAM WHITEHEAD A Hero In Villain Disguise” Future Farmers of America, Office Assistant, Pep Club. KAREN SUE WHITTLEMAN She Has Whittled Her Way Into Our Hearts” Dramatics Club, Future Busi- ness Leaders of America, Fu- ture Homemakers of America, Pep Club. ROSEMARY WHITTLEMAN Decorum Is Her Middle Name” Future Business Leaders of America, Office Assistant, Pep Club, Switchboard Oper- ator. MARILYN JEAN WIEGAND Everything She Does, She Does Well ” Chorus, Concert Band, Future Teachers of America, Latin Club, Marching 100, Patrol, Student Council, National Honor Society. CAROLYN SUE WILLARD Her Will Can Carry Her Through” Chorus, Library Assistant. SUSAN IRENE WILLE Dimples” Chorus, Latin Club, Library Assistant, Pep Club. ADELE WILLIAMS Her Quiet Way Wins Her Many Friends” Chorus, Future Business Leaders of America, Future Homemakers of America, Fu- ture Nurses of America, Girls’ Athletic Association, Pep Club. CAROLE ANN WILLIAMS You ' ll Always Be The Only One” Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Latin Club, Pep Club, Science Club, Tatler Staff. JOSEPH WILLIAMS That Sly Young Man” Pep Club. KAREN ANN WILLIAMS Count Every Star ” Dramatics Club, Future Homemakers of America, Pep Club. ROGER BOYD WILLIS Prince Of The Black Knights” Cadet Band, Concert Band, Drill Team, Marching 100, Orchestra, Pep Club. GLEN DALE WILSON These Foolish Things ” Pep Club. ROBERT LOUIS WILSON Do 1 Worry?” Chorus, Pep Club. THERESA ELEANOR WITCHER A Midsummer Night’s Dream” Chorus, Counselor Assistant, Dramatics Club, French Club, Pep Club. OLIVIA DEE WOLF Whistle A Happy Tune” Chorus, Girls’ Athletic Asso- ciation, Marching 100, Pep Club. LILLIE MAE WOODARD Someone To Remember” Chorus, Future Business Leaders of America, Future Homemakers of America, Fu- ture Nurses of America, Pep Club. CAROLYN MAYE WOOD The Love Of A Boy” Chorus, Future Homemakers of America, Library Assistant, Pep Club. GAYLE ELLEN WORDEN Not A Shadow Of A Doubt” Chorus, Counselor Assistant, Girls’ Athletic Association, Latin Club, Pep Club. PETER J. WITTMAN Best Years Of Our Lives” Chorus, Pep Club. MICHAEL KENDALL WYATT Wisdom And Wit, A Com- bination Rarely Found” Concert Band, Latin Club, National Honor Society, Var- sity Basketball, Varsity Foot- ball, Varsity Baseball. FLORA MAE YOUNG Little Bit Of Heaven” Chorus, Future Homemakers of America, Pep Club. PATRICIA HALSEY YOUNG ” Respect Is What We Owe Her, Love Is What We Give” Cheerleader, Debate, French Club, National Honor Society, Pep Club, Science Club. PAUL FREDERICK YOUNG I Could Write A Book Pep Club. NANCY LUCILLE ZAPF We Saved The Best For Last” Chorus, Counselor Assistant, French Club, Pep Club. Who got the sophomores mixed up with the seniors?” 98 I All right, I ' ll buy one. 100 101 Believe it or not. The headless woman of Alton High. BRRRRR ! ! ! Egads ! What is this stuff” ? 106 And they said that stuff was odorless !” I ' m sorry, but you can ' t take cosmetology!” ' Which one shall we drive today? I wish I could remember how to get the top down. Jerry says, Run — Run, Jip, Run ! ! !” I ' ve been working on this for a year, and I still can ' t put it together. 109 Wow! 36-24-3 6. The A.H.S. Cr r s-Pit Track Meet. It’s Mudd with 2 D ' s. 1 12 I don ' t care if it is the latest style from Paris; I don’t like it! 1 ' U | This is what I learned to do in charm school Get back, we’ve already bought a Tatler! “itycat ucaC ' PCace c t OcCl Every city has its own his- torical sites, and Alton is no ex- ception. In this section are brought to your attention only a few of the many landmarks, statues, and monuments, which have been dedicated to illustrate the history of our town. s4(to t Senavi School — 93 1 How our school has changed since 1931! Notice the size of the trees, the stairways, and the change in the pit.’’ Something missing now. is the trolley car and tracks! How would you have enjoyed being a Redbird then? 115 Site of Lincoln and Douglas debate which took place in 1858 Memorial erected to honor those citizens who fought in World War I. iv. ' iiiimnr •. rank lasu m not % JOT X2A2AU XAfM H LOVtJOY lOUt WMttlk TO XKJLlLOOM %jP THE IN AMERICA IN aejuon. n .uji ..yM‘jsniiuj3j MijUniit iij ' ix iiu7«jh � ji tux Timi unih ' iui.nL louu ♦IWJ-2U AjMJL� A1TON (KCi-7� ). ' fUMOOT tUXIttfdJU MU iQKtrr JUuMi � SLAV at df tux xtut rt � a ! t� ttoxAit wv. i asu t� mi uix lux usiXYti AU m acauct tux mox wuiou swot a� u miu ujii m� xaioux im ymi xuomoai 1 VAN ! 1 X i� MTf IWf; UK Miy MfT I OAHftOY LUmTf XiAVSJJ NOYt % UVMA 1 ■ AT A 0 JI NATION It fl ' OJlTSfON ' L JOVHI ’AUTVJC AT TO VOMMIMOIOYTX TUX KJWI� I A UUtlllSIW OX A MU TO MAH TUX arix MAii umomv in am a wfvM 711111 monoid xiooo Memorial dedicated to Elijah Parish Lovejoy. 118 Student (?auuctC „ -J. cf 1 Kneeling: Nedra Patison — Vice-president, John Rogers — President, Sue Monica! — Secretary, First Row — left to right: Jessie Lyon, Jane Hutte, Marsha Lahey, Judy Wiebmer, Donna Kennedy, Cynthia Seymore, Janet Hicks. Second Row: Dennis Brandt, Chuck La Marsh, Jack Penning, Dave Voracek, Dale Parrish, Walter Tate, Becky Fulkerson, Nancy Sunderland, Lydia Bunecky. Back Row: Wayne Kennedy, Paul Bierbaum, Dave Ostendorph, Jo Sorvig, Paul Gustine, Larry Mills, William Jarrett, Peter Komlos, Mr. Thomas, Sponsor, Don Hale, Bill Bryant, Dave Wilson, Bev Terry. Student Council officers Sue Monical, John Rodgers, and Nedra Patison, ... but Jo turns the tables on them, along with sponsor, Mr. Thomas, threaten exchange student Jo Sorvig . . . 123 Row One: Miss Tomlovic, Irene Naujokas, Linda Akers, Becky Buckshot, Kathy Houston, Marilyn Fritz, Carol Erdmann, Jane Fichtel, Gail Judy, Janet Elliott. Row Two: Dakota Pippins, Allen Lahr, Phil Dourson, August Yount, Orrin Childers, Ken Northcutt, Jon Brown, John Fillop, Lonnie Darr. Row Three: Bill Bierbaum, Stanley Feldman, Tom Mitchell, Dennis Belcher, Mike Oettle, Gene Lewis, Bert Hyde, W. A. Howard, Dick Skiff, Bob Koch. Row Tour: Paul Burkhart, Roger Simon, Steve Katz, Ralph Dickerson, Wayne Austene, Steve Schoene, John Gainer, Paul Hanold. Row One: Brenda Todd, Lydia Bunecky, Sue McClintock, John Ward. Row Two: Nancy Gilleland, Sharon Wilson, Jan Gosling, Emily Bardolph, Jan Keeling. Row Three: Larry Cooke, Larry Duncan, Dale Bower, Dan Slone, Mr. Stuchlik. 124 Sfta ti4 eoA Row One: Lynn Varner, John Hessel, Richard Stilwell, Myron Hunt, Thomas Sims, Lyle Ward, Mike Waide, Roger Malloy, Paul Stifel, Richard Dejarnett, Row Two: Jack Penning, Martha McWaters, Judy Wiebmer, Ellen Boschert, Brenda Dunn, Pam Lawless, Janet Hopkins, Becky Guenther, Karen Schelle, Alice Herisco, Susie Sipprelle, Pat Wyman, Marlene Cox, Susan Gray, Elizabeth Cochran, Nancy Erwin, Janice Fleming, Shirley Pippins, Cora North, Kathy Cham- bers, Janis Wiseman, Marcia Locke, Mary Monahan, Mrs. Pointer. Row Three: Gretchen Grandfield, Paula Bruce, Ellen Whited, Gail Ledingham, Mary Anschuetz, Linda Robinson, Carolyn Bottom, Elizabeth Sunderland, Karen Green, Bonny Allgeyer, Kathy O ' Donnell, Judy Swinney, Pat Long, Glenna Searls, Beverly Roe, Sandra LaMarsh, Janice Greenwall, Glenda Barnd, Susan Bruce, Mary Thies. Row Four: Mike Jones, Tom Kennedy, Roger Miller, David Ostendorf, Larry McAneny, David Oliver, Don Christy, Nelson Mitz, Jon Rios, Jan Friedman, Bill Schrimf, David Joehl, David Cordes, Stephen Hanudel. Row One: Eileen Freeman, Kathy Kinsella, Jackie Churchill, Vicky Johns, Carolyn Canham, Elena Anderson, Mary Jane Richnak. Row Two: Susan Walker, Sandra Mueller, Karen Bedwill, Sherry Brown, Karla Fiedler, Betty McCormick. Row Three: Mr. Howard, Ed Griesemer, Dennis Hamby, Harry Greene, Ed Grady, Janet Hicks, Gerry Brown, Sharon Schuc- hardt. glcd Row One: Gail Judy, Cynthia Seymour, Elizabeth Hamer, Roberta Ghent, Donna Reid, Pat Young, Jean Bartlett, Roberta King, Gail Bryden, Sue Almondroeder, Donna Hamilton. Row Two: Jane Cook, Jessie Lyons, Mary Anscheutz, Ramarrah Moore, Barbara Colow, Carol Emerick, Nedra Pati- son, Kathleen O ' Donnell, Judy Sweeney. Row Three: Barbara Drake, Barbara Staehle, Susan Carter, Chris Thomasson, Donna Kennedy, Elizabeth Sunderland, Pam Ward, Sue Monical, Gwen Crouch, Kathy Gifford. 0 p ' ie tcJi 126 Row One: Sanford Schmidt, Lynn Monical, Alpha Galliher, Bar- bara Darnell, Libby Pars, Sue Kloos, Nancy Parish, Ruth Young, Betty Starkweather, Bob Horn. Row Two: Earl Brown, Kathy Nouitskie, Leah Lewis, Ellen Whited, Carla Price, Chloe Sellier, Ann Titus, Jan Keeling, Bob Hussman, Mr. Bagley. Row Three: Greg Huss, Jim Duckels, Ralph Dickson, Mike McKenzie, Joe Woodruff, Don Christy, Dick Butler, John Carver, Ron Boliard. m W S i [1 ' L ?• 7 ' s4. Row One : Brenda Todd, Helen Jo Martin, Carol Burelson, Cindy Martin, Sandy Leech, Donna Hamilton. Row Two : Judy Piggott, Nancy Gilleland, Sharon Willson, Sharon Schuchardt, Jean Lenhardt, Kathy Zaph, Nancy Zaph. Row One: Jean Rohlfing, Karren Peterson, Brenda Franklin, Marty Ruckman, Claudia Boomershine, Marilyn Harris, Becky Riney, Mary Rizzotto. Row Two: Mary Dunham, Cheryl Rowland, Pat Payne, Elaine Czarnecki, Mary Barsy, Sharon Orrill, Judy Graham, Karen Muehleman. Row Three: Miss Bricker, Betty Mitts, Terry Kochersperger, Jo Ann Lofts, Janeen Jamison, Karen Glassmeyer, Margaret Via, Cheryl Garry, Carol Campbell. I4il ?utccie s4 t uca Row One: David Knoche, David Joehl, Joe Dumey, Willie Generally, Dick Wagner. Row Two: Ron Baron, John Wicicenhauser, Claude Reeder, Tom Hand, Bob Gaddis. Row One: Tom Kortkamp, Bob Weilmuenster, Joe Mans, Norman Crane, Bill Whitehead, Mike Neal, Allen Mans, Tony Baker, Gordon Berry, James Mann, Bob Schramn. Row Two: Donald Stormer. Row One: Freddie Little, George Cannon, Gary Hummel. Row Two: Barry Seiler, Ronnie Conrad, Billy Greeling. ' putccie (2o4 Ketolo4pi4t s4 h Uc z Row One: Linda Doerr, Diane Gleason, Candace Moore, Sherry Dawdy, Carolyn Rogers. Row Two: Cheryl Blair, Francis Dodd, Joyce Un- verzagt, Marilyn Manns, Betty Johnson, Mrs. Becker. Row One: Cora Blackmore, Dorothy Lindley, Georgia Coughlin, Betty Ford, Sue Heffron, Loraine Boulds. Row Two: Mary Jo Walters. Michelle Blackard, Alice Wilderman, Barbara Jack- son, Martha Turpin, Janice Barr, Carol Fairless, Student Teacher — Georgia Unthank. 129 0 ?’ 0 rty ' 4. Row One: Brenda Todd, Sharon Schuchardt, Janet Carson, Martha Heuer, Sherry Adair, Mary Ennis, Karen Musgrave, Carol Carl- ton, Carol Hunt, Linda Hicks, Linda Sigite. Row Two: Sharon Wilson, Helen Thompson, Pat Hicks, Betty. McCleary, Margaret Via, Kay Teutken, Mary Ann Kuntz, Sandy Nevins, Camelia Zumwalt, Joyce Jemison, Joyce Graham. Row Three: Faye Patterson, Eva Bradshaw, Karen Combs, Joan Sackman, Kathy Voege, Kay Storey, Janeen Jemison, Kathleen Watrous, Cora North, Beverly Generally, Joan Davis. Row One: Bob White. Ronald Hempel, Jim McCormick, Peter Wolf, Steve White, Ken Northcutt, Paul Schnider, John Peipert, Gene Lewis, Randy Davis, Walter Gregory. Row Two: Neal Schumaker, Bill Rugh, Harry Greene, Tom Lower) ' , Gene Pullen, Phil Dourson, Richard Hibbs, Sandy Hempel, Javier Pelaez. Row Three: Mr. Phelps, Mr. Stowe, Don Defrates, Greg Huss, Joe Poole, John Poole, Greg Hacke, A1 Weirich, David Walls. 130 t M Jbi 4 ■,|;i r Lm 9 ' Yw •.-t ' .4 nm « [ .Jf VS LA J. ' ¥ Tm . j 4CSIu IIA 1 li VI 1 p 91 i l ; I 1 ■ E I i i 9 J ! 1 (?icd Row One: Pam McClain, Ramarrah Moore, Ellen Whited, Kathy Kinsella, Dorothy Best, Karen Veseley, Cathey Owens, Kathy Houston, Janet Fagen. Row Two: Gaye Leadicker, Paula Bruce, Jane Gormley, Becky Gillard, Sue Kloos, Pat Osborne, Carol Green, Kathy Peters, Marsha Lahey. Row Three: Barb Logan, Jeri Parrish, Sharon Schuchardt, Marilyn Wood, Ann Titus, Jean Rolfling, Carla Vin- yard, Vicki Wagenor. Row Four: Margaret Lewis, Marilyn Smith, Barbara Young, Janet Hicks, Judy Piggott, Doris Owens, Susan Carter, Jane Adair. Row One: Gail Ledingham, Sue McClintock, Jessie Lyon, Molly McAdams, Judy Heavner, Lydia Bunecky, Kathy Bund, Eloise Rathbone. Row Two: Susan Gray, Eliza- beth Schulenberg, Sue Monical, Kathy Grady, Alpha Galliher, Barb Darnell, Janice Lingle, Pat Long. Row Three: Becky Guenther, Nancy Carter, Nancy McPike, Karen Green, Marilyn Fritz, Janet Daniels, Jeanne Giber- son, Libby Davis. Row Four: Dave Voracek, Wally Shearburn, Paul Bierbaum, Greg Lafakis, Dale Bower, Bill Campagna, Bob Koch, Steve Schoene. Row Five: Dave Belcher, Alfred Healy, Bill Meyers, Bill Bier- baum. 131 Row One: Jim McConathy, Kathy Bund, Gail Ledingham, Dave Voracek. Row Two: Ken Anderson, Vicki Sheff, Bobbi Norris. Judy Heavner, Sue Kloos, Cynthia Arnold, Sandi Carson, Bill Meyers. Eloise Rathbone at the piano. Ramarrah Moore, Paul Bierbaum, Ellen Whited, Becky Gillard. Georgia Peterie, Dale Bower, Molly McAdams, Jessie Lyon. Wally Shearburn, Paul Batson, Dave Belcher, Alfred Healy, Gaye Leadicker. Marilyn Fritz, Jeff Gaylord, Greg Lafa kis. hold But any more can Decietcvo Kl Dtc£ Alton High ' s Can Can Dancers: Sharon Hall, Nancy Sunderland, Judy Heavner, Cindy Arnold, Liz Schulenburg. No, I cannot tell a lie!” And when I say desist, I mean desist! m Row One: Pam Grosenheider, Nedra Patison, Jane Fichtel, Sue McClintock, Carol Burleson, Joyce Garber, Linda Hardwick, Pat Young. Row Two: Shelley Boone, Gail Ledingham, Jessie Lyon, Cheryl Cockrell, Nancy Sunderland, Jane Hughson, Sherry Adair, Liz Schulenburg, Yvonne Forbes. Row Three: Jan Gosling, Emily Bardolph, Sue Webb, Terrah Daech, Sue Monical, Karen Bedwill, Jane Gormley, Jean Lenhardt, Dawn Waidman, Chuck LaMarsh. Row Four: Rosie Maneke, Joan Keiser, Linda Jenkins, Janeen Jamison, Marilyn Wiegand, Cheryl Spooner, Karren Peterson, Carolyn Canham, Barb Logan, Mike McKenzie. Row Five: Dennis Brandt, Jim Minsker, George Fulkerson, Grey Lafakis, Dave Miller, Bruce Klosterhoff, Dennis Voumard, Mike Hacke, Jim Austwick, Jim Crane. Row Six: Tom Cadwell, Paul Economides, Mike Wyatt, John Rogers, Jerry Sims, George Campbell, Rick Clark. 137 Row One: Dorothy Gleason, Karen Cox, Nancy Harshbarger, Nancy Foster, Mrs. Nancy Paeltz. Row Two: Connell Perry, Joyce Perry, Pennington McGee, Donald Hermann. Row One: David Parrish, Lonnie Darr, Steve Taylor, Lenord Jacobs, Greg Lafakis, Alfred Healy. Row Two: Allen Mason, William Bennett, Tom Boschert, Ralph Dickson, Jeff Gilbert, George Frazier, Dave Belcher. Row One: Bill Webber, Gerald Bizaillion, Wal- ter Renken, John ' Sum- ner, James Tieman. Row Two: Mr. Mitchell. Row One: Joyce Jenkins, Susan Crivello, Dale Raymond, Kay Courter, Ronnie McGibany. Row Two: Don Huebner, Mary Henderson, Mary Clark, Sylvia Waters, Bill Sunderland. Row Three: Cindy Pratt, Jo Ann Conrad, Sandy Newby, Windela Stotler, Doris Harmen, Donna Wells, Bonnie Roettgers, Dennis Martin. Row Four: Mike Boschert, Tom Harris, Tim Schmidt, Mike Laux. 139 Row One: Dean Love- lace. Row Two: Mike Hopper, Jerry Howard, Bill Hiller, William Gen- try. Row Three: Dan Man- dorca, Mike Curdie, Lee Harrelson, Harry Anderson, Edwin Dodd, Bill Romo, Mr. Treise. (?o H KestctcU s4n£ rv.-rce Occuftatto t Front Row: Judy Miller, Sharon Sorbie, Linda Hardwick, Joy Shoemaker, Pat Miller, Rose VanZandt. Second Row: Judy Davis, Jackie Richey, Shelia Pea, Martha Corrigan, Carol Kerley, Toi Holloway, Phyllis Snodgrass, Mary Britt, Sadie Highsmith. Third Row: Kay Allen, Alana Trout, Joanne Francis, Judy Kahney, Mary Lou Dykeman, Nancy Edgell, Sue Weber, Carol Boyer. Fourth Row: Francis Martin, Ron Saylor. i4t ' U uttve Sducatt t First Row: Jere Price, JoAnn Richey, Sharon Johnson, Carol Theisen, Mary Beth Pugh, Kathy Martin, Larry Hazen, Dave Niederkorn, Sandra Pelot, Henry Leady, Bev Oldham, Judy Kaid, Don Miller, fiob Mohon, Bill Walter. Second Row: Mr. Bell, Ed Rea, Richard Conger, Dennis Gill, Peggy Simms, Bill Ewing, James Stockard, Gary Hickerson, James Keenan, Jim De- 140 Munbrun, Phil Seitzinger, Bob Geisen, Jim Schmittling, Randy Wade, Robert Settles, Charles St. Clair. eutia Row One: Richard Morgan, K9GAQ; Harold Reno, David Oliver, K9VUA. Row Two: Gordan Haxel, K9YWY, President; John Carlton, K9FGO, Vice-president; Bob Tripp, Secretary. Row Three : Jim Duffey, K9YZO; Mr. Willis, W9QNV, Sponsor; Tim Buck, Bill Rugh, Bruce Lenhardt, Ed Whited. Science Row One: Roger Smalley, John Weslick, Paul Burkhart, Nelson Ledbetter, Jon Brown, Jack Penning, Diana Weslick, Pat Young, Elizabeth Schulenburg, Richard Schenke, John Heinkel. Row Two: George Naylor, Bill Bierbaum, Harry Greene, Dave Miller, Daryl Amschler, Jerry Sims, Chuck Evers, Don Marti. Row Three: Mr. Wools, Brad Hull, Roger Simon, David Knottnerus, John Davis. Row Four: Mr. Monical, Mr. Kober, Paul Bierbaum, Richard Hibbs, Steven Feldman, Richard Hoerner, Mike McKenzie, Jacques Surveyor. 141 l: ■?£ ' -% ' .W, % m: r Rodeo action in the 66th annual Frontier Day celebration picked up today aa top hands in the .second go-round bore down toward the finish line and the championships Sunday at l p.m. The world ' s greatest outdoor rodeo waa rapid I v nearing its finish under skies that held the threat of rain. In the cool niorumg hours today. calf ropers squared away to chalk up dost tunes. Boh Ragsdale of Caldwell, Ida. ' , roped and tied his calf in 1.1 seconds flat, followed by aiTen W uthier of Sheridan. VV «� ., who marked up a 11.1. JacK Nolen of Kaufman, Tex., marked up a 16 flat and Chuck Wilkinson of L� m.|er, Wyo.. waa close fALCOIT. Wyo. -UP! -T en- mtm ears o t a a w b o u nd Cn- Pamfte freight train derailed Ly because of a Cash flood. dtm-mem nod up both -he c l« nt UP « mainline. baiting igfct traffic and creating a de- fer the rood s streamliner wd to how a temporary track • brpaaa the derailment early J so that J w weaUxnind CUy ■ would not be Mopped. They i to have the eaathouod : cleared by S p.m. today. i the 3Dth car from the head of the Shear train dhtwiad the track, followed by � more a. TV caboose and two rear tnained la ptare. ' rare Pan:. ' : oRl(V.« of the ine engineer mutation ru or- dered to active duty Oct. l. 1M1. and arrived at Ft. Lewi on Oct. IX IU boat unit was the 2nd En- gineer Amphibious Support Com- mand. On Oct. 17. reserve rulers from ad parts of the United States arrived and were assigned to bong ooch company up to ns authorised strength. Following a short transition period the lOOnd settled down to beam ga intensified training aa pan of the 145th Engineer Group. The firm 12 woes at the ac- celerated training program co- vered all (Maxes of comoat en- gineer wont. The companies «pent several hours constructing all tvpea of military bridge , learn- ing the use of demolition land mine warfare, and road and airfield ropal ' - npm smatami it ibaaa training urogram . •.� usui me . rontier Days Hits Climax FINAL EDITION LATEST MARKETS fty-Third Con« cufivf Day of Sunshine OMING i TRIBUNE Top Hands Will Vie for Rodeo Titles Sunday By STANLEY J sHl.STAR •yenne, Wyoming, July 29, 1962 Price 10c Capt. R L. Haag, state oro a IICU Now, Mother, don ' t worry — I ' ll be good! Three New Zealand visitors d Ken Ing each of the M states. Harry Krught ' s baaers ace do- ing a .vp� mdld job as pick-up men for the tftb annual Frontier Davs rodeo .ihowa. The mm also clear the arena and handle the stoat for the wild horse race. One pose in the steer roping yeatarday found the animals hind quarter a ltt slippery from the rain. After three tries, be finally pulled the half too of beef to the ground only to find another disappointment N« pig- gin string. NO TIME Jake, the aor.se that has been voted world ' s champion bucking bronc. snowed no con ; deration for Bill Fedderson fit) entry fee vesterday. The twister of the horse kingdom piled Bill shorty after leaving the chute Bon Robinson a Denver wrangler, discovered Ceylon o be a horse of a different cotor -HJGMf.lGim ..warning from the DJ. Weather Bureau at Caspar from 2 pjn. T mml 7p«. But there were No injuries were reported south sf Thermopolu either, but dam- bccnea tn the area as a wall of water esumatad at threw feet nished through one rural home. Other homes in the canyon nad lawns and gardens flooded out. Hardest tut was the Newton Bleak home, where silt was left behind to a depth of four Inches. The Hash flooding occurred while Tbermopoil itself � get- ting � inch of pr-ci Dilation Lander with S? inch, had the mow rain in Wyoming Friday, UK a day of numerous shun- ecord Crowd Sees Frontier Parade There ■ ■ lutie doubt that the w.il-dnUed bands of Alton 111.. with the r banner and auxiliary umta. attracted the great eat at tent .on from watcher today Dtwtnr of the hands is Boyd Lo .Marsh while Leroy Frit is director of mime for .schools in Alton. The AH America City ' popi.i.mon at tno Frits aul mtuuc ennsUmem in the city s school total ! 00 and that there «re about i VO mmueians In the two marching handa Larger of the two handa thrilled spectator b, varlou maneuver , including the unusual one of fac- ing backward and continuing to march and piay .n that position A girt color guard aporting red plumed bat and white dr-oae preceded the fin of the Alton band . T� te Alton Marching 100 was ga. t ed a bit more imprcaaiveiv tn Uinic wtlh decorative cording Both were interesting. wrii-tralned � mu and added a lot of sparkle to today � line of march A Bismarck. N D . ugh school was also an milManrilng unit Ut :U ' t ight blur and white uniform , displaying good miunrlaiuhtp and hint ■me a muoiemgl r attired for the find time today in new bright red shiru Lending an attraction never be- forr noted to the Is Rider float waa Crete hen Lea At tnorook. beauUful ltt-vear-old MUa Wyo- ming from Jackson. show long brown tresaea are not the least of her attribute The air of do what you tike - winch pervautaa Frontier Week � well illustrated when Mayor Bill Nauon departed a spot at ihe curb to accept a hamburger from Mickey Hunter bead fry- bn the Cowbe lies’ float. Where else would this happen ' TV mavor observed as he munched the sandwich that be va rather reluctant to give up his gay 00 ' garb including his beaver hat and ' wallow- tail coat, rook on the Cow vile float, as tv city ' s big week ends Not to v outdone by superior numbers of other units in the cavalcade Dunbar Mitchell, driv- er of one barouche, bravely aang Cheyenne ' all by himself, and was rewarded by applause from the watchers. One of the actable small units In today ' s line of march waa tha Apaniah-garbed color guard of the Gama-Caatenedg Pom. American Legion Weather waa crisp when the paraile started and coal were not •nit of place The aim came out bnghUv for much of Um Ume. and then cUwda covered the sky agatf a the event ended, but them wgi aa — The first decent food we’ve had so far! Do you think I’m early for the concert ? Alton High’s Tin Soldiers ri jfL ' Look out! There’s Mr. Musgrave with his wicked camera! Say, this might be a good place to get rid of the chaperons !” Where did everybody go?! ' T tancAuup OO Barb Jane Marcy Herb Jane Spencer Chalk Adair Shelley Boone Maridell Fox Jan Freedman Goring McCortney Luly Lewis Sue Koprivika Gayle Rick Leadicker Schoeffel D-Ann Tom Kimbro Gillard Carol John Griffin Miller Baker Bruce Sherfy Eilenc Freeman Linda Roller Libby Davis Allen Lahr Sherry Sue Dave Dick Adair Monical Hardwick Voumard Janet Carson Sue Webb Chuck Bill Lyle Bev LaMarsh Meyer ward Curtis Jackie Jennings Gail Seigrist Larry Jan Janice Karen Hermes Daniels Williams Walker Carol Carlton Sue Diemer Clarence Ellis Jim Bailey Bob Simms David Monroe Jim McConathy Libby Wolf Steve Katz A1 Homey Bob Marilyn Manns Koch Jim Duffy Donna Voumard Elaine Frishkorn John Horsley Wayne Ward Geoff Harris Richard Lee Tom Dale Roger Bill Steve Seitz Veltum Mitchell Poindexter Elliott Walters Dunnagan Jan Nancy Ellen Phyllis Larry Elliott Cannedy Whited Paul Borman Jack Penning Richard Fritz Gail Rummerfield Dave Watkins Kathy Novitsky John Carver Dave Webb Bob Watson Mike Cannon Larry Ele Jack Montgomery Gary Faye Jeanie Glen David Bill Zimmerman Gates Erwin Bryant Walter Jan Traitor Gosling Boyd LaMarsh Our Marching 100” leads the Halloween parade! You over there, step it up!” | rjQ Hey, is that really Mitch Miller up there?” Monster Mash !” Hey, look at my whirly-bird space hat! trouble is What do yi peasants want I just don ' t wanna hear it! c — K? C a as u _n « Sh_ STPtS ,6Q c 5 _- • . C ? M s-S S „ m £ __ - Sgs a -c -o 2 g i? auOji S-S-S s.s _ S3 • • r 1-1 as .s 5 « -s®§ E .VI°S a- SJ =. . 2 3 h ■� . « 3 - J 2 n.£ - o — u — |Q P O PS Q S 8 ‘ 3 | fr’C i ' g 60 .. J 2 J 3 i -3 •- 2 5 jS « U? « O •s pfss c «- „ C ) 5 Q ts j- « o u Zj £ £ 9t 1 ► s £ ,• W 3 jp s p CQ . • • ; „0 - w r to o s i cOU M H ‘ 3 . o m .- -i .y E fc-S E e|- hJ ■ ■ 2 Bi « o pc; H ® au p . — p cr £ s hS sBo! _e £ C N « „ ij • ■� U f_r 2 o .fS c1 2 ' = It , H In r £ •a sad ,. 8 ‘?.ggS 1 3 Sc K «■ op „■:§ W § 6 - n. . S. 5 o ' | osl « H o 0 = P « a, .2 « -c V pzO-Sg c S : c } J „ o ' j c X ) 2 -o g ps � |3 H 5 £ c si ;£ c gii ■ “ c 12 L . «- « « Erju� - 2 Sp: ! 8“ 3 „r°- ; 5 g i -c g i«o I I U 4 J II ? g Er « £ § S sT ►- J As soon as you girls get your noses powdered, we’ll start playing. When you’re not watching, they spin those basses round and round and round . . . CRASH ! 1 Hey, turn on the lights — I’m getting eye strain 1 . . . And I um-pa, um-pa, um-PA-A-A-AD- Hey, where ' d everybody go ? ? ! ! My name eees Jose Jimenez. Hey ! That’s not really a licorice stick ! 154 A rose among the thorns! ‘D ' UlC 7m h Spencer Lewis Jack Montgomery Jan Friedman Lee Veltum Geoff Harris Larry Borman Rodger Elliott Jim Bailey Richard Sitze Alfred Harney Jim Baker Steve Roger Katz Willis Kenny Link Richard Scheoffel Tom Gillard Sam Jenkins Herb McCartney Dave Monroe Bob Sims Jack Penning Jhm Duffey Gary Fay Tom Mitchell Chuck LaMarsh Bob Mareing Waine Ward Richard Fritz Tim McConathy Phillip Paeltz s ' 1 hia j Btt ' l ' x m a « , T ■ 1 o :4 rr U L. J S a ' JK 22 Ml ow One: Bill Bryant, Darryl Amschler, Richard Fritz, Gary Campbell, Jack Penning, Bob Mareing, Bob Simms, Jim Bailey, Jim Baker, Clarence Ellis. ow Two: Sam Jenkins, Rick Scheffel, Jim McConathy, Jack Montgomery. Geoff Harris, Roger Elliott. Dave Webb, Richard Sitze, Lee Veltum, Bill Walter, Bob Watson, David Erwin, Bob Koch, Chuck LaMarsb. MRS. DORIS RUE Choral Director Row 1: Glenda Blankenship, Barbara Porter, Jean Meyer, Janice Lingle, Lynne Baker, Linda Baiter, Judy Bertels, Kathy Fleming, Carol Hunt, Brenda Hudson, Peggy Jefferson, Mary Lewis, Claudia Boomershine. Row 2: Helen Milligan, Carla Vinyard, Sharon Calame, Carolyn Seiler, Marilyn Keltie, Susan Howard, Shirley Pippens, Nancy Ohley, Jo Ann Lofts, Evelyn Johnson, Elizabeth Covington, Linda Dallas, Stella Hartley. Row 3: Kathy Seago, Janet Robertson, Sandy McCormick, Becky Douglas, Sharon Scroggins, Judy Hester, Trina Huffstutler, Carol Killion, Anne Collins, Shirley Strange, Kathy O ' Donnell, Sandy Leach, Susan Pyle. Row 1: Edina Buckshot, Kathy Kinsella, Marsha Tuchalski, Jill Doerr, Barbara Darnell, Alma Brown, Joy Shoemaker, Marilyn Sass, Steve Taylor, Dale Lockard, Mark Whiteside, Den nis Hamby, Dale Bower, James Baiter, Jeanne Hinderhan, Carol Jones, Diane Nasello, Connie Frakes, Linda Buck, Judy Buffington, Kathie Heitz, Barbara Patterson, Mariana Schramm. Row 2: Kathy Houston, Kathy Owens, Jeanette Russel, Shonna Perkins, Vicky Perez, Barbara Wagner, Carol Jean Brooks, Jerry Nelson, Harold Johns- ton, Roger Smalley, David Walls, Joe Poole, Don Christy, Jerry Sims, Carol Erdmann, Linda Doerr, Carolyn Craig, Janet Connors, Georgia Peterie, Dorothy Best, Linda Greer, Nancy Greenwood, Priscilla Swan. Row 3: Cindy Hammock, Bonnie Greer, Emily Bardolph, Joan Keiser, Bonita Allgeyer, Sharon Blair, Margaret Lewis, JoAnn Clark, Danny Johnston, Gary Reid, Larry Lehmann, Paul Economides, Robert Wilson, Victor Schwartz, George Campbell, Emma Patterson, Lillie Woodward, Michelle Miller, | £0 Karen Hendrickson, Diane Wehrle, Linda Breuchaud, Linda Watkins, Ruby Davis. Row 1: Rebecca Riney, Jean Georges, Charlotte Stearns, Martha Ruckman, Sharon Chamberlain, Jessica Jamison, Trudy Stilwell, Roberta Edwards, Roger Duncan, Richard Hunt, Ed Cooper, John Peipert, Vincent Igo, Tom Ernst, Pennington McGee, Nedra Patison, Cheryl Rowland, Mary Rizzotto, Sharon Hall, Sally Maucker, and Janet Fagan. Row 2: Sandra Pelot, Becky Gillard, Penny Randall, Marsha Lahey, Bonnie Ward, Sheila Varble, Nancy Hunt, Geraldine Grable, Jane Gormley, Steve Belchik, Larry Pugh, Gary Phipps, Charles Schneider, Ronald Lofts, Jack Montgomery, Ramarrah Moore, Betty Starkweather, Ann Goulding, Karen Hendrickson, Jan Keeling, Jane Lageban, and Kathy Grady. Row 3: Barbara Logan, Carol Sumpter, Sally Holloway, Nancy Foster, Nancy Schneider, Charlene Fowler, Libby Pars, John Poole, Pete Wittman, Chris McDanel, Roger Vollmer, Jerry Smith, Earl Mosby, Marilyn Smith, Ruth Lahr, Marilyn Fritz, Anita Bryant, Mary Kochersperger, Mary Anschuetz, Libby Davis, and Kaela Moore. c Row 1: Dona Jackson, Sharon Capps, Kathy Bailey, Marsha Reed, Janet Ruedin, Jean McCormick, Cindy Black, Barbara Drake, Bill Campagna, Bob Kolk- meyer, Bert Hyde, Roy Broyles, Tom Sims, Jesse Ingram, Mary Maguire, Marcia Lock, Cindy Martin, Judy Fields, Cindy March, Gayle Pruiett, Cheryl Meyers, and Vicky Markel. Row 2: Debbie Kahney, Vicky Spurgeon, Kathy Porter, Linda Moore, Marlene Cox, Helen Thompson, Yvonne Gleason, Ronda Bullion, Dakota Pippins, George Leone, Richard Skiff, John Rios, Ed Podhorn, James Kanyo, Donna Reid, Pam Lawless, Mickie Rice, Martha Hartwick, Peggy Hamilton, Delores Sauls, and Pat Hughey. Row 3: Mary Monahan, Karla Fielder, Jill Kittel, Janet Hopkins, Sharon Hutton, Jane Mundell, Pat Hicks, Pam Ward, Dale Dietel, James Jordan, Charles Tolbert, Steve Bosaw, Sharon Wolf, Carolyn Thrasher, Nancy Corbin, Karen Koehne, Gerry Brown, Karen Schelle, Beverly Langford, Cheryl Killion, and Linda Sigite. Row 4: Mary ' Korte, Jean Overath, Olina Pollard, Beverly Roe, Mary Thies, Sandy LaMarsh, Nancy Irwin, Diane Powell, Sharon Phillips, Becky Fulker- son, Shirley Davis, Addie Isom, Gayle Aulabaugh, Alice Herisco, Irene Hickerson, Toi Griffin, Joyce Waters, and Betty Tate. 1 1 Row 1: Susan Siefert, Janice Baxter, Shirley Simmons, Ellen Boschert, Janice Wiseman, Dee Ann Kimbro, Jane Cook, Danee Golliday, Lennie Schil- droth, Roger Smith, Napoleon Casey, Steve Darr, Kathy Burns, Marian Foster, Carolyn Breyfogle, Charlene Armstrong, Susan Fields, Betty McCormick, Elaine Anderson, and Paula Conrad. .. „ „„ . , _ . c . Row 2: Marilyn Price, Jackie Moehle, Molly Bailey, Lynn Varner, Cora North, Susie Sipprelle, Sherry Brown, Betty Woodard, Sandra Shaw, Sandy Wiedenhofer, Sandy Mueller, Martha MacWatters, Diane Malone, Carolyn Cox, Barbara Young, Almeda Moore, Joan Conrad, Judy Koehne, Janice Fleming, and Vicky Adams. , „ ., Row 3: Nancy Kruckeburg, Judy Wiebmer, Linda Mills, Beverly Generally, Lynn Ward, Karen Dowling, Nancy Huff, Kathy Poppe, Wanda Kreider Bill Wadsworth, Greg Huss, Ronald Wilson, Ricky Vail, Bill Schrimpf, Peggy Reed, Barbara Maple, Pam Croxton, Linda Bott, Jackie Jemison, and Betty Collins. Row 4: Jackie Vander, Ruby Jones, Helen Howe, Becky Gunther, Gretchen Grandfield, Janice Greenwall, and Delores Webb. Row 1: Della Frazier, Carolyn Heckman, Sharon Fansler, Don Buffington, Mike Doerr, Ricky Dejarnett, Tom Dickman, Paul Stifel, Christine Thomas- son, Bonnie Wahl, Pam McClain, and Diane Stobbs. . . , Row 2: Linda Robinson, Pam Jones, Kathy Zaph, Marilyn Reno, Ron Boliard, Tim Heil, Steve Schoene, Harry Greene, Brenda Todd, Cindy Neikirk, Sally Vanderheit, and Gayvohn Robertson. . Row 3: Gayle Rummerfield, Roberta Stiritz, Diane Shewmake, Linda Hampton, Tom Reid, Milford Bowker, Warren Bruneaugh, Paul Batson, Caroline Bottom, Mary Garrison, Linda Mackenroth, Julia Vieth, and Sharon Wilson. Roiv 4‘ Penny McDanel, Barb Staehle, Judy Piggott, Judy Greenwood, Marilyn Justice, Sue Bruce, Susan Shy, Bonnie Roettgers, Bonnie w ilks, Birdia Woods, Anita Armstead, and Joyce Jemison. ,. Rou 5: Susie Henesey, Elizabeth Cochran, Brenda Dunn, Cheryl Gross, Bonnie Miller, Shirley Bullard, Nancy Dixon, Amanda Tolbert, Geneva Hardi- mon, and Sheri Christen. Row One: Vincent Igo, Leonard Schildroth, George Dixon, Eddie Podhorn, Tom Sims. Row Two: Larry Pugh, Marvin Saville, Charles Schneider, Jack Montgomery, Pennington McGee, Robert Schrimpf. Row Three: Larry Hermes, Gary Phipps, Dennis Hamby, Ron Westbrook. Jerry Smith, Bill Wadsworth, Paul Bierbaum, Dale Bower Row Four: Roger Smalley, Greg Huss, Tom Lower} ' , Tom Reid, Jerry Sims, Steve Belchik, Earl Mosby, Jerry Nelson, Rick Dejarnett. Row Five: Paul Economies, Vic Schwartz, Chris McDanel, Paul Gustine, Robert Wilson, Ricky Vail, Richard Hunt, Ron Boliard, Jim Baiter. S t4e K Ce Row One: Jane Fichtel, Carol Erdmann, Sharon Hall, Nedra Patison, Trudy Stilwell, Roberta Edwards, Penny Randall. Row Two: Kathy Voege, Kathy Houston, Caroly n Wood, Sheila Varble, Ginger Graul, Jill Doerr, Jane Gormley, Becky Gillard. Row Three: Nancy Hunt, Janet Fagan, Nancy Zaph, Janice Pivoda, Cheri Cockrell, Sharon Chamberlain, Ann Goulding, Jeanette Russell, Becky Riney, Jeanne Georges. Row Four: Karen Hendrickson, Anita Bryant, Libby Davis, Nancy Harris, Ellen Hayes, Vicki Perez, Barb Logan, Sandy Pelot, Emily Bardolph, Margaret Lewis, Joan Keiser, Ruth Lahr, Joann Clark. 163 1 962 omeco Hutp 2ccee t 7tti4 Pat ' tyoutup MISS PAM GROSENHEIDER Escorted by Paul Economides MISS PAT ARNOLD Escorted by Bob Boedeker 04H£C0MCKp 2uee t at School at There must be SOMETHING nice about little sisters ! And where will we go after the prom? . . . HOME?? A rare moment of silence at the Young home. ' Vd ' KXity @6e iCecul i JUDY BUFFINGTON SUE ALMONROEDER PAT ARNOLD, Captain PAM GROSENHEIDER ANN SKINNER 170 TRIBUTE TO OUR CHEERLEADERS Our cheerleaders have done an outstanding job en- couraging our team and leading the fans of Alton High. We cannot fully appreciate these girls without realizing the extent of responsibility. Being a cheerleader is not an easy job and should not be taken lightly. These girls put forth much time and effort creating new cheers. They give their time for practicing and travelling with the team to represent our school. It is their job to keep school spirit high when the going is rough. This is not always easy to do. We would like to thank the ’63 cheerleaders for doing such a fine job in leading and representing our school. Kicking High We ' re loyal to you, Alton High! Alton ' s defense lines up against Belleville. Row One: Otis Hall, Earl Dancy, Danny Gantz, Leroy Johnson, Danny Rodgers, George Koch, Paul Economides, Jim Minsker, Don Hale, Bob Bodeker, Richard Stevenson, Richard Green, George Fulkerson, Terry Mitchell, Dave Kirbach. Row Two: Coach McClain, Tom Renken; mgr,, Tom BeDell; mgr., Brent Gwillim, Richard Clark, Ray Wallace, Mike Wyatt, Merle Hazelwonder, Bruce Klosterhoff, Karl Davis, Jim Blair, Jim Austwick, Pat Purcell, Dirk Ehlert, Peter Komlos, Paul Hanold, Bill Henson, Paul Caldwell, Andrew Johnson, Coach Johnson. Row Three: Ron Bock; mgr., Don Bachman, Dennis Brandt, Chris McDanel, Jerry Shobe, Earl Corley, Tom Sims, Bob Miller, Richard Kearby, David Mc- Clendon, Ken Best, George Maher, Vic Schwartz, David Walls, Danny Johnston; mgr.. Bill Schiermeier; mgr. 174 After a tremendous season in 1961, our Redbird football team came through in an equally tine fashion this year. From the first kickoff, it was evident that Alton’s football squad would be ' true to form.” In the first game, Alton trounced Quincy 45-0. This game was highlighted by an 85 yard pass- interception touchdowm by tackle Richard Green. Terry Mitchell and Danny Rogers each tallied two touchdowns to aid the cause. Alton’s hard-charging defense stole the show when Alton downed cross-town rival, Marquette, 33-7. On defense Richard Stevenson, Jim Minsker, Bob Boedeker, and George Fulkerson constantly harassed the Explorer backfield w ' hile the Redbird offense continued to roll onward. Again Alton’s defense held those tough East St. Louis Flyers and Alton came away with a 7-0 win. The touchdown resulted from a spectacular 73 yard screen pass from quarterback Danny Gantz to halfback Terry Mitchell. The whole defensive line played its best game of the season as they held the Flyers to a total of 52 yards. Alton’s offense completely ran over hapless Granite City 33-0. Gantz and Mitchell each scored two touchdowns to pave the way to victory. The Birds then played host to C. B. C. of St. Louis on a muddy field with rain falling constantly. With both teams unable to get their footing, C. B. C. slipped” by the Redbirds 7-0. Both teams played well in a very exciting contest, but C. B. C. gained the victory. Alton then clashed with the Edwardsville Tigers in another Southwestern Conference game. The Redbirds scored two touchdowns late in the game to edge Edwardsville 20-13. Fullback Dennis Brandt contributed two touchdowns in this all-important game. After acquiring an early touchdown in the Belleville-Alton game, the Redbirds’ offense fell apart and the Maroons won 20-7. This was a heart-breaking loss as it cost the Redbirds the Southwestern Conference crown. Alton then downed a tough Collinsville squad 12-0 on a cold misty evening. Coach McClain’s boys played an excellent game for the victory. In the final game, , Alton romped Wood River 28-6. At the close of the season, Alton ranked second in the Southwestern Coherence. __ We have four players who r ted highly in post-season ootbay poHs. Thes boys are center, Bob f eker; guard, Jim fjMinsker; (halfback, Terry Mitchell; and quarterbkk, Danny Gantz We wish to egress our dwnks to Coach Ralph McClain and Coach Richard JohnsonBor directing t Mton Senior High School football team in a verypuccessful season. 175 Quincy Marquette East St. Louis Granite City Alton Edwardsville Alton Collinsville Woodriver ... 4 • SCORES Alton Alton Alton Alton C.B.C. Alton Belleville Alton Alton ANDREW JOHNSON ■ Row 1: Andrew Johnson, Don Bachmann, Tom Sims, Brent Gwillim, Kenneth Best, George Maher, Pat Purcell, Leroy Johnson, David McClendon, Carl Hamberg. Row 2: Ralph Ford; mg., Robby Lynn, Vic Schwartz, Paul Cladwell, Dirk Ehlert, Bob Armstead, Larry Pugh, Chris McDanel, Jerry Shobe, Peter Kom- los, Dave Kirbach, Marian Perica, Otis Hall. flutUon, V xsi4tty The Redbirds hustle for the tackle. Alton pursues the Belleville runner. 178 Terry Mitchell streaks ahead for Alton. Paul Caldwell puts his toe into the ball. Richard Green brings down a Belleville Maroon. (2% 444- (2GU t Kf The unsung sport at A. H. S. began its much to be praised season by battling to a second-place finish in the Edwardsville — East St. Louis - — Belleville Quadrangular Meet. They then met Riverview Gardens at Municipal Golf Course (their home course) in a dual meet and came out on top. History repeated itself as they beat E. St. Louis in a dual meet at E. St. Louis. The Birds, now ready for the big boys,” finished third in the Belleville Invitational, fifth in the Peoria Invitational, and fourth in the Beaumont Invitational, all of which were large meets. On a tough Forest Park golf course they lost their only dual meet to Kirkwood. This did not stop them, however, as they commenced to win the Conference Crown — edging an Edwardsville team who had beaten them all year, the District— also beating Edwardsville, and finally finishing an excellent tenth in the state meet held at Champaign-Urbana. Many thanks to Coach Wigger for time well spent in developing a team that deserves much praise for such a fine season. Row One: George Hunt, Darrell Groves, Bruce Carroll, Jeff Bernard, Charles Haynes, Robert Redman, Ron Wilson, Steve Fiedler, Sanford Schmidt, Terry Harris, Richard Swift, Ed Podhorn, Mike Waide, Russell Surveyer, Bowen Ayres, George Frazier. Row Two: Tom Cadwell, Richard Horn, Tom Keenan, Charles Gresham, Larry Mills, Jim Keith, Ken Northcutt, Tim Heil, Willy Thomas, Ron Blaine, James Connors, Ken Kennedy. Row Three: Royal Baird; Manager, Fred Maker; Manager, Coach Wigger, Ron Davis. 180 ut ene tcc (tyamfriawi. Row 1: Bowen Ayres, George Frazier, George Hunt, Darrell Groves. Row 2: Coach Wigger, Terry Harris, Bruce Carroll, Jeff Bernard. Darrell Groves and George Hunt, the Redbirds ' one-two punch. ' pcctcvie ■hhhhhhh I . • i- — - rX ■- -V. Row 1: Ron Wilson, Ed Podhorn, Willy Thomas, Robert Redman, Jeff Bernard. Roiv 2: Tim Heil. Ken Kennedy, Ken Northcutt, Ron Blaine, Larry Mills. 181 Row One: Darrell McGibany, Danny Gantz, David Brewer, Bev Terry, Cletis Fowler. Row Two: David Wilson, Larry Jeffries, Earl Dancy, Don Miller, Bob Jones, Mike Wyatt. Row One: Tom Hand, Lemoyndue Jarrett , Steve Kovic, Jerry Navgle, George Terry, Row Two: Jim McGibany, Richard Washpun, John Kennedy, Ben Roberts, Allen Lai 1 M im 1 - • 1 [7n Tj 1 Wy am W v ' Z- pi } 1 ip , A This year the Redbirds opened their cage season on Friday, November 30, with a victory over C.B.C. of Quincy, 69-45. The next evening Alton beat Mount Vernon in the last second of the game, making the score 56-55. Then on Pearl Harbor Day the Redbirds ran over East St. Louis with a 62-36 victory in their first Southwestern Conference battle. They then met the Decatur Reds”, defending state champions, and came out on top, 48-38. In the next game the Redbirds met their first defeat at the hands of Edwardsville, 61-56, in a hard- fought contest. The following Friday night saw the Redbirds” fighting a see-saw battle with the Wood River Oilers . Alton got the edge on some last minute free throws and overcame their opponents, 48-47. As the Christmas holidays arrived, the Redbirds met the Madison Trojans” in the first game of the East St. Louis Tournament. The Redbirds”, unable to connect with accuracy, took a beating, 63-53. In consolation play Alton couldn ' t muster a solid attack and lost to Jacksonville, 65-57, eliminating themselves from further tourney action. The Birds” opened the new year with a game against Collinsville in which they couldn’t get started and lost 70-56. The following night brought Alton home to meet Belleville’s Maroons”, the .op-rated team in the state. It was a close, hard-fought contest through the first half, but Belleville seemed to have the edge. In the last quarter Alton failed to overcome the Maroons” as they were tripped 63-53. We wish to thank Coach Herman Edwards and Assistant Coach Harold Matthews for a job well-done. Earl Dancy drops down to earth after a ’dunk’. WE THEY Friday November 30 C.B.C (Quincy) Here 69 45 Saturday December 1 Mt. Vernon There 56 55 Friday December 7 E. St. Louis There 62 36 Saturday December 8 Decatur Here 48 38 Friday December 14 Edwardsville Here 56 61 Friday December 21 Woodriver There 48 47 December 26-29 East Saint Louis T ournament Madison 53 63 Jacksonville 57 65 Friday January 4 Collinsville There 56 70 Saturday January 5 Belleville Here 53 63 Dancy outreaches a defender as Fowler and 1 35 Row One: Lane Venardos, mgr.; Stephen Schmidt; George Fulkerson; Steve Batchelor; Dennis Miller; James Snipes; Loren Randol; Paul Economides; James Jackson; Hershell Gill; George Hunt; Paul Tchoukaleff; John Trowbridge; Ron Ayres. Row Two: Fred Maker, mgr.; John Hardaway, mgr.; Karl Davis; Leroy Johnson; Andrew Johnson; Danny Gantz; Tom Cadwell; Richard Swift; Leonard Perry; Bev Terry; Jim Blaine; Richard Green; Bob Boedeker; Ken Fessler; Don Hale; Bob Brown. With the sound of the starter’s gun, the Alton High Track Team began another very prosperous season. Competing first in the Oak Park Quadrangular Indoor Meet, the Redbirds romped to an easy victory over the other three teams. The highlight of this meet was Alton’s Wilbur Davis who pole vaulted 13 feet 2 inches, just missing the National High School mark of 13 feet 4% inches. Alton then played host to Soldan of St. Louis, the defending Missouri indoor champions. Alton ran away with this meet, winning 69-22. The Redbirds traveled to East St. Loius for another indoor meet, and came home with another victory 64-45. Alton ' s first big test was the Oak Park Relays. In a field of 34 teams, our Redbirds captured fourth place behind Phillips of Chicago, Highland, and Oak Park. Taking into consideration that Alton was the only school without indoor track facilities, this was an excellent showing. Alton opened its outdoor season by whipping East St. Louis 84-34. Alton then traveled to Belleville and was edged 60-58, but most of Alton’s stars were missingdue to the Decatur Open on the following day. In the Decatur Open, where thirty teams were entered, Alton sailed by the runner-up East St. Louis for an easy win 75 6 11-46. In the annual Hurst-Bush relays held in Carbondale, Alton again romped to victory defeating second place East St. Louis 79y 2 -40y 2 . Alton then played host to the Southwestern Conference Relays at Public Schools Stadium. In a two-sided battle Alton edged the East Side Flyers, 103 5 6-88, for their fourth consecutive victory in this meet. At the Normal Relays where more than ten teams were entered, our Birds again were on top scoring 81 points to the second place’s 391 2 Alton s Harriers traveled to East St. Louis to face the rival Flyers in the East St. Louis Invitational. In a very exciting finish, Alton nosed out the Flyers for a 106-78 margin. The Birds then competed in the Madison County Track Meet. With practically no opposition, Alton ran away with a 137 to 28% win. In the District Track Meet held at East St. Louis, Alton qualified ten individuals and two relay teams for the State Track Meet. Again East St. Louis was second best to our Birds as we won 69 to 39%. Our team then traveled to Urbana, Illinois, to compete in the Illinois State Track Meet. Again our boys did not let us down, as they tied lor third place with Highland Park. Only Phillips of Chicago and Moline could do anything against our strong team. Andrew Johnson of Alton won th e 180-yard low hurdles to pace Alton’s team. George (Peewee) Hunt captured second place in the 880 and our 880-yard relay team came in second place to aid our cause. Many thanks to Coach Fred Will and Coach Bill Perrin for an outstanding showing this year. George Pee Wee” Hunt is nosed out at the finish Andrew Johnson breaks the tape to win at state Rott” 1. Paul Caldwell, Darrell Groves, Tom Keenan, Richard Swift, David Walls, Bev Terr) ' , Ken Fessler, Leroy Johnson, Andrew Johnson, Charles Haynes, James Reams, Russell Surveyer, Peter Komlos. r ! 0,11 Fred Elizondo, Ken Best, David McClendon, Russell Davis, James Connors, George Frazier, Jim Keith, Richard Horn, Bruce Carroll, Sanford Schmidt, Larry Hermes, Steve Belchik, Bowen Ayres, John Miller. The vastly improved Alton High Baseball team finished their 1962 season with a 10-11 record. Alton was off and running at the start. The Birds shut out Civic Memorial 6-0. They then pro- ceeded to win 9 and lose 9 before losing to Roxana, 6 to 4, in the district baseball tournament held at Alton. They were then edged 8 to 7 by Wood River in their final game. We wish to thank Coach Sheets and Coach Mc- Clain for a fine showing by our baseball team. l c MAittf Row One: John McManis, Bev Terry, Merle Hazelwonder, Richard Webb, Dennis Wooff, Cletis Fowler, Steve Davidson, Len Jacobs, Jim Minsker, George Koch, Bill Henson. Row Two: Coach Sheets, Mike Wyatt, Bob Jones, Lon Pollard, Mark Cartwright, Harold Cole, Howie Lewis, Tom Jones, Rick Boyer, A. J. Smith, Jim Austwick. Row One: George Terry, David Webb, Greg Campbell, Bill Sunderland, Larry Orris, Hugh Burroughs, Dave Lewis, Mike Scheer, Jim Baiter, Mike Waide, Dave Stalker. Row Two: Danny Wanick, (Manager), Herb Hardiman, Dave Meyer, Ralph Ford, Keith Grabner, Bob Kohler, Vic Schwartz, Dick Goodwin, Brent Gwillim, Coach Johnson. 193 During the ’62 season the Alton High golf team again proved their supe- riority by compiling a 15-1 record in their dual meets. When the Birds opened the season, April 6, they began their domination of the area by blanking Assumption 10-0. They not only whipped Marquette twice, but went on to down Western Military, Collinsville, Centralia, Wood River, and Belleville. Assumption of East St. Louis was the only team to defeat — and only by a small margin — our powerful golf team. Yet the Redbirds bounced back by winning the next seven dual meets. Alton traveled to Quincy May 5, to participate in the Quincy Invitational. Flashing a hardhitting team, Alton pow- ered their way to a second place finish in a field of twenty-four teams. In addition, Alton was second to Belleville in the Southwestern Confer- ence Championship and the district golf meet losing both by small margins. We wish to thank Coach Matthews and his boys for an excellent showing. Row One: Mike Johnson, Tom Lambie, Tom Muehleman, Steve Kovic. Row Two: Tom Mulqueeny, Larry Emmons, Don Johnson, Mike Grover, Coach Matthews. Johnson follows through. Coach McClain’s victory ride. Coaches Edwards and Mathews direct our basketball squad. Coach Barro — a great boost This is Coach Wigger and his Southwestern to our Redbird football team. Conference Championship plaque. Coaches Johnson and Tanner explain a play. 195 Akers, Linda Alexander, William Allgeyer, Bonny Allton, Richard Almonroeder, Sue Amschler, Darryl Anschuetz, Mary Armstead, Robert Armstead, Sharon Asaro, Peggy Aulabaugh, Richard Ayres, Bowen Bachman, Don Bacus, Joe Bailey, Paula Baiter, Jim Baiter, Linda Baker, Dara Baker, Tony Ballinger, Jeanette Ballinger, Terry Barnes, Chuck Barnes, Ruby Barsy, Mary Bartlett, Jean Bass, Carol BeDell, Tom Beem, Carol Beiser, Bill Belchik, Steve Bell, Danny Bennett, Stuart Berry, Nathaniel Berry, Violet Best, Dorothy Best, Kenneth Bierbaum, Paul Bierbaum, William Bizaillion, Gerald Blackard, Michele Blackmore, Cora Blair, Cheryl Blakely, Stephen Bland, Jerry Bland, Bernerdine Blankenship, Glenda Bock, Ronnie Bode, Sharon Boedeker, Mike Boland, Mike Boliard, Linda Bollini, Don Bond, Rita Boomershine, Claudia Boulds, Laraine Bowers, Ken Boyd, Jerry Breuchaud, Linda Brewer, David Bridgeman, Mary Bridges, Vickie Brooks, Carol Brown, Alma Brown, Earl Bruce, Paula Bryant, Bill Bryden, Gail Buchanan, Phyllis Buckner, Lena Buckshot, Becky Buehlman, Billie Buehrig, Mark Bunt, Susanne Burch, Charles Burford, Sharon Burgoyne, Janice Burjes, Robert Burkhart, Paul Burroughs, Hugh Bush, Janet Cain, Juanita Calame, Sharon Campbell, Carol Campbell, Gary Campbell, Greg Cannedy, Nancy Cannon, Andrew Cannon, Ethel Cannon, Michael Caperton, Willis Carlton, John Carroll, Bruce Carter, Rosa Castillo, Mike Caulkins, Lois Chamberlain, Sharon Chambers, Mary Cherry, Sandra Childers, Ann Churchill, Jacqueline Clark, Jo Ann Clark, Mary Clowers, Giles Cobb, Johnnie Mae Cochran, Richard Cogan, Judy Colaw, Barbara Collins, Anne Collisson, Fred Colluccini, Patricia Conner, Janet Connors, James Conreux, Bob Cook, Gary Coombs, Karen Corlis, Renee Corrigan, Mike Corzine, Memory Cosco, Philip Coughlin, Georgia , -fyC4-6 Cousley, Mary J Covington, Elizabeth ' Tls Cox, Donald Craig, Carolyn Crane, Norman Cravens, Linda Crawford, James Crawford, Richard Creal, Glenda Crivello, Susan Crouch, Gwen Curry, Dorothy Czarnecki, Elaine Dallas, Linda Darnell, Barbara Darr, Lonnie Davis, Alvias Davis, Karl Davis, Ron Davis, Ruby Davis, Russell DeBruce, Donald Denham, Judy Dennis, Steve Dickerson, Peggy Dickson, Ralph Dodd, Edwin Doerr, Linda Douglas, Becky Dumey, Betty Dunnagan, Joyce Duke, Dwight Edelen, Kenneth Edwards, Charles Edwards, Diana Ehlert, Dirk Elizondo, Fred Elliott, Janet Emerick, Carol Ennis, Tom Ernst, Tom Ewing, Robert Farley, Mary Fay, Gary Fellin, Lin da Fessler, Ken Fettinger, Joyce Fleming, Bob Fleming, Cathie Flenner, Susan Forbes, Paul Ford, Bette Ford, Ralph Foster, Kathy Fowler, Charlene Fowler, Malcolm Frakes, Connie Franklin, Brenda Frazier, George Freeman, Eileen Fritz, Richard Fulks, Jo Ann Funk, Kerry Galliher, Alpha Gallup, Michael Gayan, John Gentry ' , William Georgevits, Sherry Gersman, John Ghent, Richard Giberson, Jeanne Gifford, Kathy Gill, Charles Gillard, Tom Gleason, Dianna Goodwin, Richard Goring, Marcelene Grable, Gerrie Grabner, Keith Grace, Donna Greeling, Margaret Greene, Karen Greenwood, Nancy Greer, Bonnie Greer, Linda Gregory, Walter Gresham, Charles Gross, Sharon Grover, Mike Groves, Darrell Gunter, Larry Gurganus, Barry Gwillim, Brent Hacke, Gregory Hair, George 200 Hall, Trudy 0 % q, l Mk Hr Hamberg, Carl Hamby, Dennis Hamilton, Donna Hamer, Betsy Hammock, Cynthia Handler, Diane Handler, Joann Hannebaum, Carol Hardimon, Herbert Harding, Sandra Harley, Clark Harmer, Doris Harms, Gary Harris, Carla Harris, John Harris, Marilyn Harris, Terry Harris, Tom Hartley, Stella Hatcher, Dan Hausafus, Walter Hayes, Ellen Haynes, Charles Haxel, Gordon Heater, Ruth Heffron, Sue Heitzman, Tom Henderson, Bernadine Henderson, Mary Hermes, Larry Herren, Pam Herrmann, Donald Herron, Maurice Hester, Judith Hibbs, Richard Hill, John Hinderhan, Jeanne Holliday, Frank Holloway, Sally Holman, James Holman, Phillip Holmes, Nancy Holmes, Richard Hopkins, Phyllis Houston, Rebecca Howard, Susie Howard, W. A. Hudson, Brenda Huebener, Donald Huerner, Richard Huffstutler, Trina Hughes, Robert Hull, Bradley Hurner, Richard Hutte, Jane Igo, Vincent Ingold, Cherie Irvin, Ernest Jackson, Karon Jacoby, Pamela Jamison, Dick Jarrett, Lemoyndue Jefferson, Peggy Jemison, Jessica Jenkins, Sam Jenkins, Joyce Jockisch, Lloyd Johnson, Andrew Johnson, Barbara Johnson, Cheri Johnson, Don . Johnson, Evelyn L Johnson, Leroy Johnston, Cathryn Jones, Arrilla Jones, Mary Judy, Gail Kaestner, Dorothy Kaizer, Edward Kauffold, John Kearby, Richard Keenan, Thomas Keith, James Kelly, Jerald Keltie, Marilyn Ketchum, Lois Ketterer, Nancy Keys, Rosalie Killion, Carol Kirnbro, Anita Kinsella, Kathy Kirbach, David Kirsch, Joyce Klopfer, Joe Kochersperger, Terry Kohler, Robert Komlos, Peter Koprivica, Susan Kovic, Stephen Kreid, Tom Kuhl, Joan Lageman, Jane Lagemann, Judy Lahey, Marsha Lankford, Carol Laux, Michael Leach, Sandra Leadicker, Gayle Ledbetter, Nelson Lee, Deloris Lewis, David Lewis, Gene Lewis, Mary Lewis, Peggy Lewis, Randy Lindley, Dorothy Lingle, Janice Link, Kenny Little, Mary Lofts, Joann Logan, Victor Luster, Virginia Lutes, Donald Lynn, Robert McAfoos, Alan McBrien, Mariellen McCleery, Betty McClendon, David McCormick, Margaret McCormick, Sandy McCoy, Lee McDanel, Chris McFern, Pat McGibany, Darrell McKee, Michael McLagan, Larry McManis, John Maker, Fred Manda, Delores Mandorca, Donald Manns, James Markham, Gloria Marsh, Steve Marshall, Paul Marti, Don Mary, Glenda Maucker, Sally Maul, Nancy Maxeiner, Linda Mayberry, Don Mendenhall, Tom Metz, Nelson Meyer, David Meyer, Jean Mike, Helen Miles, David Miller, Brenda Miller, Don Miller, Hettie Miller, John Miller, Marvin Miller, Michelle Miller, Wesley Milligan, Helen Jo Millspaugh, Sue Minor, Sharon Mitchell, Carolyn Montgomery, Jack Moore, Aubrey Moore, Michaele Moore, Ramarrah Morales, Ray Mosby, Earl Muehleman, Pat Nasello, Dianne Naujokas, Irene Neikirk, Pat Nelson, Jerry M. Newby, Larry Niehouse, Dan Nisinger, Charles Nitsche, Ann Northcutt, Brenda Sue Northcutt, Ronald O ' Donnell, Kathy Ohley, Nancy Ohlson, Nils Olive, Steve Oliver, Kenneth Orris, Larry Osborne, Patricia Owens, Cathy Parish, Nancy Parker, Mary Parrish, Jeri Pars, Libby Patchet, Beverly Patterson, Barbara Patterson, David Patterson, Emma Patterson, Pat Paul, Phyllis Peipert, John Pershall, Beverly Perica, Marion Perkins, Shoma Perry, Joyce Peters, Kathie Peterson, Ted Pfaff, Thomas Phipps, Gary Pine, Lois Pippins, Shirley Pivoda, Janice Poindexter, Elizabeth Poole, John Poole, Joseph Porter, Barbara Ann Porter, Jim Poston, James Pruitt, Joyce Pruitt, Mary Pugh, Larry Purcell, Pat Purdy, Lillian Pyle. Susan Radcliff, Greg Ravenstein, Joe Redd, Jane Renken, Thomas Renicen, Walter Reno, Harold Ressler, Gary Richard. Freddie Richardson, Randy Ridder, Ronald Riley, Bill Ringering, Jean Roberts, Linda Robertson, Janet Robinson, Bill Robinson, Karen Rowden, Judy Ruckman, Martha Russell, Jeanette Ruyle, Richard Rynders, Mike Sale, Jerry Sanders, Clifford Sanders, John Sass, Marilyn Saville, Marvin Sawyer, Kathi Schaumburg, Ronald Scheer, Mike Schenke, Richard Schiermeier, Bill Schmidt, Kenny Schmidt, Sanford Schmidt, Tim Schmittling, Rose Mary Schneider, Charles Schneider, Gayle Schneider, Wilburt Schoeffel, Richard Schramm, Mariana Schwartz, Marilyn Schwartz, Victor Scott, Cozette Scroggins, Larry Scroggins, Sharon Seago, Nancy Searles, Richard Sellier, Chloe Seymour, Cynthia Seymore, Judith Shaw, Lela Shaw, Nancy Shepherd, Van Shive, Danny Shobe, Jerry Sibley, Frank Siegrist, Gail Simon, Roger Simpson, Diane Sims, Robert Sims, Thomas 204 Sitton, Judy Skelton, David Skelton, Jane Ann Skinner, Ann Smalley, Roger Smith, M arilyn Smith, Sandra Smith, Scott Smith, Sharon Stalker, Dave Stampley, Fred Starkweather, Betty Stauffer, Joan Steele, Dennis Stewart, Elmer Stiritz, Betty Strange, Shirley Streeper, Bill Strohbeck, Lois Sumner, John Sumpter, Carol Sunderland, Bill Sunderland, Elizabeth Surveyer, Russell Sutton, Danny Swan, Priscilla Sweeney, Judy Sw ' ift, Richard Synak, Rhana Talbert, Janet Tate, Wally Taul, Jane Taulli, Bill Taylor, Frank Taylor, Margie Teasley, Jan Terr)’, Bev Theison, Ken Thompson, Gary Timmons, Wayne Tinsley, Virginia Titus, Anne Traitor, Walter Treadway, Carl Tuchalski, Marsha Tungett, Bob Turley, Maragret Tutt, Steve Unterbrink, Darlene Vandergriff, Mike Varel, Joe Vaughn, Paulette Veitum, Lee Vermillion, Cheryle Vesely, Karen Vicari, Jack Vinyard, Carla Voorhees, Shirley Voss, Martin Waggoner, Vicki Wagner, Barbara Wagner, Eva Jean Waide, Michael Walker, Claude Walker, Karen Walker, Peggy Walker, Susan Wallace, Bonny Wallace, Don Walls, Dave Walter, Larry Walter, Sheryl 205 ' Walter, William Walters, Richard Wanick, Danny Ward, Waine Warnsing, Wanda Watkins, David Watkins, Linda Watrous, Kathleen Webb, David Webber, Bill Wehrle, Joanne Weirich, Albert Wells, Donna Weslick, John Westbrook, Sandra Westbrook, Sharon Wheeler, Helen Whetzel, Ann White, Jim White, James M. Whited, Ellen Whiteside, Mark Whitten, John Wickenhauser, Dianne Wickenhauser, John Wiegand, Jim Wilderman, Alice Williams, Carolyn Williams, Eleanor Williams, Janis Williams, Jo Ann Williams, Samuel Willings, Sandy Wills, Susan Wilson, David Wilson, Donna Wilson, Glenn Wilson, Jo Ann Wilson, Scott Witcher, Lee Withers, Linda Wittman, Susan Wood, Janet Wood, Wesley Wooff, Charles Wooff, Dennis Wyhs, Janice Wyls, Lorraine Young, Ruth Yount, August Zeigler, Bill Zimmerman, Jeanie 206 Abel, Sandy Abell, Pat Abner, Ron Adair, Jane Adams, Vicky Afflack, Cathy Jo Aiello, Vita Alford, Dick Allen, Bertha Allen, Jim Allen, Phyllis Allen, Preston Anderson, Elaine Armstead, Anita Armstrong, Charlene Aver, Brenda Aulabaugh, Gayle Austin, Marjorie Austin, Wayne Bailey, Kathy Bailey, James Bailey, Molly Baird, Royal Baker, Jimmy Baker, Jim Barnd, Glenda Barnes, Florda Barnett, Karen Barnett, Larry Bassford, Curt Batson, Steve Bauer, Dale Baume, Bill Baxter, Janis Beers, Karl BeLangee, Patricia Belcher, Dennis Beloit, Pat Beneze, Vivian Bennett, William Baumann, Charles Bergstrom, Donna Bernard, Jeff Biggs, Charles Billings, Lon Black, Cynthia Blaine, Ronnie Blair, Barbara Board, Charles Bock, Barbara Bohn, Charles Boliard, Ron Bono, Richard Booher, Janet Borman, Larry Bosaw, Steve Boschert, Ellen Boschert, Michael Bott, Lynda Bottom, Caroline Bovillon, Ronda Boulds, Diane Bowie, Eloise Bowker, Milford Boyd, Ed Boyd, Gary Boyd, June Bradshaw, Eva Bradshaw, Steve Brakemeyer, Gary Bratton, Perry Brewster, Emanuel Breyfogle, Carolyn Brift, Wayland Brown, Gerry Brown, Jim Brown, Jon Brown, Sherry Broyles, Roy Brooks, Julius Bruce, Ruth Ann Bruce, Susan Brunaugh, Warren Buck, Linda Buck, Tim Buese, Mike Buffington, Donald Bull, Bob Bull, Dave Bullard, Shirley Bunse, Mary Burton, Frances Bush, Charlene Butler, Dick Butt, Peggy Byrnes, Kathy Campagna, William Cannon, David Capps, Sharon Carroll, Bill Carter, Susan Carver, John Casey, Napoleon Casper, Gary Chamberlain, Linda Chambers, Greg Chambers, Kathy Chambers, Rebecca Champlin, Charles Childers, Orrin Christen, Sherry Clark, Barbara Clausen, Thomas Cline, Greta Cochran, Elizabeth Cochran, Judy Collins, Betty Collins, Marilyn Compis, Mike Conner, William Conrad, Jo Ann Conrad, Paula Cook, Jane Corbin, Nancy Corbin, Orval Cordes, David Cotter, Elizabeth Courtland, Stewart Cox, Carolyn Cox, Karen Cox, Marlene Cox, Ronnie Crader, Jim Crain, Terrance Cranmer, Eugene Crawford, Sherlene Cronk, Connie Crowson, Don Crowson, Ronald Croxton, Pamela Cummines, Mary Ann Curtis, Beverly Curtis, Melva Jean 208 Dalton, Dave Daniels, Nancy Dare, Carolyn Dare, Steven Darr, Jim Darr, Steve Davis, Joan Davis, Joe Davis, Randall Davis, Shirley Dawson, Deana Dean, Pat DeFrates, Don Dejarnett, Richard De Sherlia, Richard Dick, Edward Dickerson, Ralph Dickinson, Jim Dickmann, Tom Dietel, Dale Dilly, Don Diserens, Don Dix, Danny Dixon, Albert Dixon, George Dixon, Nancy Dodson, Sue Doerr, Linda Doerr, Mike Dolan, Stephen Donelson, Helena Donofrio, David Dooley, Dennis Dorner, Douglas Dourson, Phil Dowland, Karen Drake, Barb Duckels, Jim Duffey, Jim Dumey, Joseph Dunham, Mary Dunn, Brenda. Dunn, Michael Dunnagan, Jeff Dunnagan, Stephen Ealey, Ernest Edmiston, Karen Ele, Hershel Elliott, Donna Elliott, Jim Erb, Gerald Erwin. David Erwin, Nancy Ewing, Linda Evans, Robert Fansler, Sharon Farrow, Robert Feldman, Stanley Feldman, Stephen Ferando, Cathy Fiedler, Karla Field, Judy Fields, Susan Fillback, Florence Fillop, John Finley, Ed Fleming, Janice Fleming, Sandra Flye, Sherry Forsythe, Blenda Foster, Marion Foster, Nancy Fox, Jeannie 209 Fox, Maridell Frazier, Della Frazier, Mary Freer, Mike Friedman, Jan Fry, Roberta Fulk, Richard Fulkerson, Becky Fulks, Adrain Fullagar, Carole Gaddis, Bob Gadel, Judith Galloway, Doris Garrison, Meg Gates, Glen Gauntt, Adrian Generally, Beverly Generally, Willie Gentry, Cheryl Gerard, Doris Gilchrest, Rose Gill, Joan Gill, Ronnie Gillean, Gary Gilleland, Nancy Gillson, Bonnie Gipson, Joe Glassbrenner, Paul Goehl, Gary Goehl, Gerry Gleason, Dorothy Gleason, Yvonne Golliday, Danee Goodwin, Bob Goree, Robert Grady, Edward Graham, Joyce Grandfield, Gretchen Gray, Susan G eland, Stephen Green, David Greene, Harry Greenwall, Janice Greenwood, Judy Griesemer, Ed Griffin, Carol Griffin, Toi Gross, Cheryl Grove, Larry Groves, Michael Gustine, Paul Gwenther, Becky Flack, Mary Ham, Tony Hambleton, Vicky Hamilton, Mary Hamilton, Earl Hamilton, Peggy Hamilton, Samuel Hampton, Linda Hancock, Carolyn Hand, Lenny Hand, Tom Hanudel, Stephen Hardimon, Geneva Hardwick, Dave Harlander, Tom Harney, Alfred Harris, Arthur Harris, Georgia Hartwick, Martha Harvey, Don Haun, Teresa Hauversburk, Linda Hausman, Kevin Heckman, Carolyn Hefley, Darlene Heil, Tim Heinkel, John Henesey, Susie Henson, Melvin Herbstreit, Carl Herisco, Alice Herron, Wayne Hess, Judy Hessel, John Hester, Sandy Hickerson, Irene Hicks, Harley Hicks, Janet Hicks, Linda Hicks, Patricia Hise, Kenny Hise, Ronnie Holmes, Emanuel Holt, James Holt, Jim Hooper, Tom Homer, Francis Hopkins, Carolyn Hopkins, Janet Horn, Bob Hornsey, Bob Horsley, John Horton, Oscar House, Iva Rae Howell, Helen Huber, Phil Hughes, Wilbur Hughey, Patricia Huff, Nancy Hunt, Myron Hurley, Mike Huss, Greg Hussmann, Bob Hutton, Sharon Hyde, Bert Iler, Brenda Ingram, Jesse Innis, Betty Isom, Addie Jackson, Dona Jacobs, Mary James, Chris Jeffries, Larry Jemison, Jacqueline Jemison, Joyce Jenkins, Jack Jennings, Bill Joehl, Dave Johns, Barry Johns, Vicky Johnson, David Johnson, Elwood Johnson, Gail Johnson, Pamela Johnson, Pat Johnson, Sheryl Jones, Mike Jo nes, Pamela Jones, Ronnie Jones, Rubye Justice, Marilyn Kahney, Debbie Kanyo, James Kaus, Arthur Keck, Betty Keidel, Larry Kemp, Mary Kendall, Evelyn Kennedy, Donna Kennedy, John Kennedy, Ken Kennedy, Tom Kennedy, Wayne Ketchum, Franklin Killion, Cheryl Kimbro, D-Ann Kincade, James King, Robin Kittel, Jill Kitzmiller, Richard Klopfer, Virginia Knighton, Delores Knoche, David Knottnerus, David Koch, Robert Koehne, Judith Koehne, Karen Kolesa, Larry Kolkmeyer, Bob Korte, Mary Ann Kozicky, Ed Kramer, Alan Kreider, Wanda Kruckeberg, Nancy La Marsh, Sandra Lahr, Allen Lambie, Sandy Lamparter, Ellen Laslie, John Lawless, Pam Lawrence, Linda Layton, Sue Le Claire, Hope Leone, George Lester, Karen Levis, Gladys Lewis, Gene Lewis, Leah Lewis, Nelson Lewis, Spencer Lock, Marcia Locke, Robert Lockhart, Sammie Lockwood, Joyce Long, Patricia Lorton, Bradford Losch, Joe Lovelace, Dean Lowder, Brad Lowe, Linda Lowery, Tom Luecht, Paula Luly, Jane Luster, Cheryl Lutes, Joe McAneny, Laurence McCartney, Herbert McClain, Pamela McClain, Patricia McClendon, Caboline McCormick, Betty McCormick, Doug McCormick, James 2 1 2 McCormick, Jean McCormick, Jim McCrady, Luella McCubbin, Mary McDaniel, Penny McDuffy, Marsha McGibany, Jim McGibany, Ron McGuiggan, Marilyn McGuiggan, Paul McGuire, Diana McPike, Nancy McWaters, Martha Macias, Frank Macke! den, John Madson, Bob Maguire, Mary Malloy, Roger Malone, Diane Maple, Barbara Maple, Bill March, Cindy March, Judy Mareing, Robert Markel, Vicky Martin, Cynthia Martin, Dennis Martin, Forrest Maucker, Earl Meisenheimer, Marilyn Merideth, Bill Meszaros, Carol Michelsen, Gail Middleton, Sandra Mike, Rosemary Miles, Cindy Miles, Robert Milford, Dave Milford, Bowker Miller, Bonnye Miller, Don Miller, Donna Miller, Olivia Miller, Roger Mills, Larry Mills, Linda Mitchell, David Mitchell, Jennifer Mitchell, Thomas Mize, Jenny Mockenroth, Linda Moehle, Jackie Monahan, Mary Kay Monical, Lynn Monroe, David Moore, Almeta Moore, Linda Moore, Sharon Mouser, Don Mueggenburg, David Mueggenburg, Walter Mueller, Judy Mueller, Sandy Mulvin, Jane Mundeli, Jane Musgrave, Anne Musgrave, William Myers, Cheryl Narup, Rick Naugle, Jerry Neikirk, Cindy Nevins, Sandy Newby, Charles 2 1 3 Newby, Sandy Newman, Kathy North, Cora Northcutt, Ken Novitskie, Kathy Nowlan, Kenneth Oberlink, David O’Dell, Patricia Oettle, Mike Ogle, Carl Oliver, Dave O ' Neal, Diane Osborn, Gaylen Osborn, Rich Osborne, Martha Osborne, Sheila Ostendorf, David Overath, Jane Overath, Jeanne Pace, John Paeltz, Phillip Parker, Teena Parrish, David Parrish, John Patterso n, Arvella Patterson, Lois Penning, Jack Perotka, Robert Perotka, Roger Phillips, Sharon Pierson, Allen Piggott, Judy Pippins, Dakota Pittman, Maurice Pluth, Gary Podhorn, Ed Poindexter, Dale Pollard, Olivia Poppe, Kathi Porter, Kathy Porter, Kenny Porter, Lora Powell, Diane Prather, Larry Pratt, Cynthia Price, Carla Price, Helen Price, Marilyn Price, Michelle Price, Pat Pruiett, Dail Pruiett, Gail Pullen, Gene Rain, William Rallo, Joe Randall, Charles Read, Marsha Redman, Robert Reed, Pearline Reed, Peggy Reeder, Claude Reid, Donna Reid, Tom Reno, Marilyn Reynolds, Bob Rhodes, Vickie Rice, Michele Ricknak, Mary Riney, George Rios, Jon Robinette, Robert Roberts, Ben Roberts, Ira Robertson, Linda Robertson, Gayuohn Robertson, Marilyn Robinson, Linda Roe, Beverly Roettgers, Bonnie Roderfeld, Larry Roderfeld, Laura Rudy, Sandra Ruedin, Janet Ruffner, Ronald Rugh, William Rummerfield, Gayl Sackman, Joan Sacobs, Mary Sanders, Chris Sansone, Jay Sauls, Deloris Sauls, Jack Sauls, Rusty Saunders, Richard Schelle, Karen Schelle, Linda Schildroth, Leonard Schildroth, Sharon Schmidt, Dennis Schneider, David Schoene, Stephen Schrimpf, Bill Schuchardt, Sharon Schumaker, Neal Schwegel, Lynda Scott, Daniel Scott, David Schulte, Richard Searls, Glenna Seehausen, Sandy Seifrit, Susan Selkirk, Ronald Severe, Ronald Shandrow, Sharon Shaw, Sandra Shaw, Susie Sheary, Mike Sheppard, Judith Sheppard, Judy Sherer, Kenneth Sherfy, Bruce Sherlia, Richard Shewmake, Diane Shoberg, Stephen Short, Herb Shorter, Joann Shy, Suzi Sigite, Linda Simmons, Shirley Sims, Jerry Sims, Tom Sinks, Cary Sipprelle, Susan Skiff, Dick Sloan, Dan Smith, Bud Smith, Eugene Smith, Roger Snyder, Paul Sorbie, Tom Spears, Larry Spencer, Dane Springer, Linda Springman, Ron Spurgeon, Vicki Staehle, Barbara Stahl, Ralph Stahl, Sarah St. Cin, Joyce Ann Stewart, Courtland St. George, Steve Stice, Freida Stifel, Paul Stilwell, Ralph Stilwell, Richard Stiritz, Joanne Stiritz, Roberta Stobbs, Dianne Stotler, Judy Stotlar, Wendella Storey, Beverly Stroud, Penny Stutz, Carol Summers, Frank Summers, Fred Surveyer, Jacques Swinney, Jim Talley, Karen Tanner, Linda Tate, Betty Tate, Dessa Taul, Ronald Taylor, Ben Taylor, Cindy Taylor, Fred Taylor, Paula Taylor, Shirley Thies, Mary Thomas, William Thomasson, Chris Thompson, Bernard Thompson, Helen Thornburg, Karlene Thrasher, Carolyn Todd, Brenda Tolbert, Amanda Tolbert, Charles Tolbert, Shirley Tomerlin, Pam Tosh, Dennis Tripp, Roger Tucker, Dwight Tucker, Iva Tucker, John Tungett, Alan Turk, Randy Turner, Bob Turner, Harry Twichell, Tom Unverzagt, Stanley Vail, Rickey Van Voorhis, George Vander, Jacquelyn Varner, Lynn Vatole, Delores Via, Martha Vieth, Julie Vinson, Donna Viviano, Jim Vonderheidt, Sally Von Hatten, Bill Voumard, Donna Voumard, Richard Wade, Mike Wadsworth, Bill 216 Wahl, Bonnie Wahl, Morris Waide, Michael Wakefield, Ralph Wallendorff, Fred Waller, Sonia Ward, Lyle Ward, Lynn Ward, John Ward, Pam Washpun, Richard Waters, Joyce Watkins, Roger Watson, Robert Webb, Delores Webb, James Weber, Vernon Weeden, Mary Weese, Rodney Whipple, David White, Bob White, Richard White, Sam White, Steven Whitten, Charles Widenhoefer, Sandy Wick, Bonnie Wickenhauser, Charles Wiebmer, Judy Wilks, Andrew Wilks, Bonnie Williams, Allen Williams, Linda Willis, Anita Willis, Gregory Wilson, Ronald Wilson, Sharon K. Wilson, Sharon M. Winn, Alice Wiseman, Janis Witcher, Leonard Wittels, Robert Wolfe, Pete Wood, Marilyn Woodard, Betty Woodruff, Joe Woods, Birdia Wooff, Sharon Wooten, Bill Wyman, Patricia Yeager, James Yinger, Richard Young, Barbara Young, Paulette Zapt, Katherine Zini, Linda Zumwalt, Camelia 217 Where ' s Stephen Katz?” Katz in the bag!” 218 ’Wteateiye . . . In a few weeks many of us must bid farewell to Alton High School and cross the theshold into the pathways of life. For many, graduation means a college education; for others, a well-paying job. Regardless of what may confront us in the future, Alton High will always hold a warm place in our hearts. During our years in high school, we have encountered many memorable experiences. We have gained new and valuable friendships and have engaged in useful and important organizations and activities. There have been moments of excitement, repose, chaos, despair, and happiness. There have been the feeling of loyalty and the spirit of challenge. High school is the means of educating our minds, developing our characters, and molding our bodies in such a manner that they will be productive for ourselves, our com- munity, and our country. The 1963 Tatler has attempted to capture and depict the many charac- teristics and events all of which are a part of our years in high school. We hope that through our efforts, each of you may be able to recapture your in- dividual experiences at Alton High. I would personally like to express my gratitude to the members of the 1963 Tatler Staff for the splendid job accomplished in producing the year- book. In behalf of the Tatler Staff, I would like to thank Mr. Dale Livengood, our advisor, for making the yearbook possible. Jim Crane, Editor-m-Chief 1963 Tatler Smile! We re on Candid Camera. But I don ' t want to take welding ! Quit looking at her legs, Kenny. Well, well, what have we here? This is your last warning; next time you’re caught sliding down the banisters, you ' ll have Butterfingers ! ! ! to suffer the consequences. Yep, I finally made an A!! fo Occi s4ctventc enA Again this year, we of the Tatler Staff wish to express our deepest appreciation for the willing and helpful cooperation shown by the advertisers. Without the splendid participation of our advertisers, the production of the Tatler would have been impossible. Thanks again” The 1963 Tatler Staff WE ' RE GOING WITH YOU Whether you know it or not, almost every day of your school year you ' ve used a product made by Olin Mathieson, orone thatOlin Mathieson helped to make. Once you ' re established in your life ' s work, you ' ll probably hear a lot more about Olin Mathieson. A good many of you may have business with us, and a few of you may even come to work for us. There wi 1 1 be room because Olin Mathieson is growing. When Olin Industries, Inc., merged with the Mathieson Chemical Corporation in August, 1954, they brought together the skills, facilities, and resources of two of the country ' s most rapidly ex- panding industrial organizations. We extend our best wishes to you. May the future bring you all you ' ve hoped for and everything for which you have worked. OLIN MATHIESON East Alton, Illinois YOUR SPORTSWEAR HEADQUARTERS DOWNTOWN ALTON featuring . . . FOR THE YOUNG GIRL ON THE GO! America ' s most noble contribution to civilization is education for all peo- 104 W. THIRD ST. Certificate, Passbook, and Cookbook-of-the-month for Postage-paid Save-by-Mail Drive-up teller windows After-hours depository Phone HO 5-5541 Payroll saving service Travelers Checks U.S. Savings Bonds Christmas Club Accounts Assets in excess of $35 million Savings are insured up to $10,000 by FSLIC Conventional, Home Improvement, and Construction Home Loans 543 EAST BROADWAY ALTON, ILLINOIS Phone 465-5543 SIBSON CHERRy And GOLTZ Formerly Gibson Furniture, Inc. The Store that Quality Built Visit our gift and jewelry store directly across the street 417 East Broadway ALTON, ILLINOIS MOULDING’S: 110 Years Jewelers in Downtown Alton f IF. ABOUT ( . . . visit GOULDINS ' S where you are assured of FINE QUALITY, and FULL VALUE . . . plus an exquisite selection in a wide range of prices. ★ Completely Captivated with the Sparkle and Lasting Beauty of GOULD- ING ' S Diamond Rings. i© ( ( MEMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY GOULDING’S BETHALTO INSURANCE AGENCY Complete Insurance Service I 10 Mill Street BETHALTO, ILLINOIS John Mull, Jr. H. Kenneth Sheary John Mull, Sr. Your Quality Clothing Store Downtown Alton PAYNE ' S STANDARD SERVICE John S. Payne Don Peters LEW GILBERT ' S L L FURNITURE INCORPORATION West Fourth at Piasa, Alton, Illinois HO 5-7776 We Salute the Citizens of Tomorrow ROCK SPRINGS SANDWICH SHOP ACROSS FROM THE HI3H SCHOOL 2115 College Avenue Proprietors; MR. AND MRS. E. A. BURNS D R GINTER-WARDEIN COMPANY Y L U M 81 Henry Street g Alton, Illinois HO 5-3588 E R Compliments of BEN 0. MOORE, REALTOR S. L. MOORE INSURANCE AGENCY 613 E. Broadway HO 2-2222 B W DRUG STORE 820-22 East Broadway Phone HO 2-2641 Alton, III. ST. PETERS ELECTRIC AND HARDWARE Household Supplies — Appliances Plumbing Supplies Complete Line of Kyanize Paints and Varnishes 2502 State DIAL HO 5-8931 Compliments of I. C. HAMER FOOD MART 1904 State Street PRES ' BAKERY AND MARKET 1625 Washington Avenue Open Everyday 7 A.M. to I I P.M. HO 5-9870 Alton, Illinois Robert Muehleman HO 2-8421 ALTON MEMORIAL SALES Elm and Henry Street Alton, Illinois for a date! at BOWL HAVEN Congratulations and Best Wishes tor Success to the 1962 Graduating Class of Alton Senior High School ALTON BOX BOARD COMPANY For the Brands You Know __ -rrrtf MILTON VARIETY STORE 1 106 Milton Road 7 HO 2-0532 Men ' s Wear 630 East Broadway LAMMERS FLORAL CO. ANNAME AND GEORGE LAMMERS Flowers for All Occasions 2524 College Avenue PHONE HO 2-0668 Alton, Illinois G T TEXACO SERVICE 2605 College Avenue Complete One-Stop Service GRAVES C. TODD and KEN MAPLE Owners HO 5-9860 24-Hour Road Service FINE FOOD GIFTS Congratulations VIETH ' S North Side Sweetshop 2518 State Alton , III. North Alton ' s Meeting Place COMPLIMENTS OF COLONIAL BAKING COMPANY ALTON, ILLINOIS CROWN FIXTURE SUPPLY CO. f INC. PHONE . . . HOward 5-5503 FRONT AND GEORGE STS. ALTON, ILL Restaurant, Janitor Supplies, Fixtures Kitchen Layouts For dinner dances, wedding receptions, functions of all kinds THE BEAUTIFUL SKY ROOM HOTEL STAFFORD SHELLUBRICATION WASH AND WAX SMITH ' S SERVICE ELDON L. SMITH Brown and Washington HO 5-9442 PLUGS AND POINTS FREE PICK UP AND DELIVERY LOCK FLORAL HO 5-4269 Complete Floral Service With Originality Flowers by Wire via Florists ' Telegraph Delivery 2356 State HO 5-4269 After Hours HO 2-5893 St • FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION For the correct time and temperature Phone HO 5-4431 RAIN RAIN Food Market 2521 State N. Alton Save Our Stamps — and suddenly it ' s yours Congratulations From FRAZIER PLAYLAND 3215 E. Broadway Alton Compliments of LACLEDE STEEL CO. WALKER ' S DRIVE-IN Compliments of PAUL ' S SHOES 1300 Central Phone 465-3085 GEORGE and ANITA WALKER Owners 121 W. Third St. 6 Alton, Illinois Phone HOward 5-3321 Baker ' s Dozen 13 a.m. — 12 p.m. Phone HO 5-6661 Donuts for Every Occasion 24 VARIETIES 1718 Washington Ave. Alton, III. Second Store Located at 323 Belle St. Alton, III. Specializing in ribs, chicken, and pork shoulder Shakes and Burgers 1 5c Shearburn ' s Ice Cream BANK a TRUST COMPANY IN ALTON Capital and Surplus $2,250,000.00 THIRD AND BELLE STREETS ALTON, ILLINOIS Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of GODFREY FINANCE CO. GODFREY ROAD GODFREY, ILL PH. HO 6-2216 CHUCK TASUE Manager ALTON REFRIGERATION COMPANY Your Frigidaire Dealer 550 Broadway Across From Germania Alton, Illinois FRIGIDAIRE refrigerators ranges automatic washers dryers freezers built-in ovens dishwashers MAGIC CHEF gas ranges built-in ovens Compliments of HENDERSON BROS. Shell Service Station Elm and Alby PHONE HO 5-9739 TONE BROS CREDIT JEWELERS 118 W. 3rd St. extend our heartiest congratulations and best wishes to the 1 963 graduates of Alton High. We invite you to visit us and see our complete selection of jewelry, featuring names you know: ELGIN — BULOVA Ke e 1 S a K SPE|DEL — PARKER PENS o . M o n o r.ngs RONSON — PRINCE GARDNER Compliments of PAUL ' S FABRICS JONES CONFECTIONERY 519 Ridge Alton 214 W. 3rd St. Alton ' s Complete FABRIC SHOP 1520 WASHINGTON AVENUE ALTON, ILLINOIS PHONES: ALTON 2-9761 ALTON ' S MOST CONVENIENT BANK JACOBY ' S SINCE 1883 Complete Home Furnishings STREEPER Traditional FUNERAL HOME Modern 1620 Washington Ave. Early American 627 E. Broadway Alton Congratulations to Senior Class of 1963 BURJES-ROBERTS PORTRAIT STUDIO 226 E. BROADWAY ALTON, ILLINOIS Compliments of BOYD ' S SANDWICH SHOP 2427 College Avenue HO 5-9726 WALT BLACKS Sporting Goods Quality Athletic Equipment 540 East Broadway Alton, Illinois HO 2-8831 ' , ie44 fOR PRHftnsflno junitfRS HO 2-6312 2022 Central Ave. (On the Circle) Alton, Illinois Congratulations to all Alton High graduates Make all your purchases — Pay nothing down. Nationally advertised watches at discount prices Low, Low Prices on Watch Jewelry and Repairing ALL WORK GUARANTEED CURSOR Jewelers 215 W THIRD ST Phone 2-3912 Open Monday and Friday until 9:00 p.m. DICK AND POOLE PHARMACY WM. E. DICK, R.Ph. — J. M. POOLE, R.Ph. Brown and Washington Alton, Illinois PHONES HO 5-9231 and 465-3547 the TIME AND TEMPERATURE corner BROADWAY AT PIASA • ALTON, ILLINOIS DUKE BAKERY 819 Henry St. Phone HO 2-2922 Quality Pastries We Specialize in Wedding Cakes and Party Cakes BUCK ' S BREITWEISER GIFT SHOP Paint Floor Covering Monticello Plaza Godfrey, Illinois Store 466-3622 CHARLES M. BUCK Sifts of Distinction for All Occasions Armstrong Linoleum and Tile O ' Brien Paints 655 East Broadway CALL HO 5-2581 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to the Class of 1963 From the DON HALE AGENCY Real Estate and Insurance 415 E. Broadway Compliments of COMPLIMENTS OF RAIN ' S A.G. FOOD MARKET 222 E. Elm Street ADAMS PRINTING COMPANY HO 2-0044 536 East Broadway Alton, Illinois Congratulations from MASSIE DAIRY QUEEN STORES 1808 Washington Upper Alton Corner of Wood River and Alton Wood River THE HOME OF THE TREAT WITH THE CURL ON TOP Serving Those Delicious Dairy Queen Sundaes, Malts, Shakes, Banana Splits and Other Taste Treats. ft . I | t ■ mm ACME 32 LANES FOR THE BEST IN SCREEN ENTERTAINMENT ATTEND THE GRAND 329 East Broadway and THE PRINCESS THEATERS ALTON, ILLINOIS Hick ' s Photo Studio and Camera Supplies COMPLIMENTS 3418 California Avenue OF Milton Area ' s Leading Photographer Portraits, Weddings, Commercial Work ALTON DON LEACH MARKET BRICK Known for Quality COMPANY Groceries — Meats — Poultry — Produce Phone HO 2-5511 1117 Milton Road WE DELIVER DE LUXE CAFE Phone HO 2-8514 2519 College Avenue Open 6 A.M. — 7:30 P.M. Daily Specializing in Good Food and Courteous Service Try our fried chicken, none better Property of MR. AND MRS. R. W. BROWN Compliments of For Contact Lenses See CENTRAL HEITZ OPTICAL SHELL SERVICE 307 Henry Street HO 5-1712 Central and Elliott Tune-ups, Brake Service, Washing-Waxing, and Wheel Balancing HOME OF BONDED AND NOTARIZED GUARANTEED DIAMONDS HUFW Traditionally Fina Jewalry Sine 1900 ■V % uwle iA WEDGE PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Congratulations AND HONKE PHARMACY to the Class of ' 62 Third and Henry STOBBS TIRE SALES Alton, Illinois 3525 College Ave. WE DELIVER Compliments of CARLS SHOE STORE I 19 West Third Street Alton, Illinois Look To Us for All Your Needs ... FOR BETTER HEALTH . . . FOR BETTER GROOMING SCHOOL SUPPLIES HEADQUARTERS 5 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS SEAGO AND EDWARDS cor co u r v SERVICE 3410 College Avenue BICKHAUS SPORTING GOODS TOYS AND HOBBIES It Pays To Play Monticello Plaza Shopping Center Phone 466-3521 — Godfrey, Illinois there ' s one near you! THELMA DORMANN -GIFTS 330 ALBY— NEXT TO POST OFFICE Choice Gifts for All Occasions The Shop Where Brides Can Choose the Finest in China, Crystal, and Silver BURTS Launderers Dry Cleaners Garment Storage Let Our Phone Line Be Your Clothes Line Follow the Redbirds on WOKZ AM Radio — 1570 kc FM Radio — 100.3 M.C. 2517 College Avenue Alton, Illinois HO 5-8941 ALTON-WOOD RIVER AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION VOGELSANG ' S STANDARD SERVICE . JL STANDARD Godfrey Road IRVIN JEWELER Authorized Elgin Dealer 1714 Washington Avenue ALTON, ILLINOIS CANHAM SHEET METAL CORP. 1480 Pearl Street ALTON, ILLINOIS HO 2-0614 SPRINGMAN LUMBER COMPANY 1101 East Broadway Alton, Illinois 723 East Fifth Street Alton, Illinois FLOWERS THAT SAY WHAT ' S IN YOUR HEART. THEEN INSURANCE AGENCY COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE Washington Square, 1627 Washington Avenue ALTON, ILLINOIS TELEPHONE: 462-9238 Compliments of BEIDERMANS Broadway and Piasa Distributors for Libbey-Owens-Ford LYONS GLASS CO. 2400 Bella — Alton HO 2-2731 Informed students keep In The Know by reading the ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH daily! THE GIBERSON INSURANCE AGENCY FOUNDED — 1908 Protecting the Future Through Insurance JOUETT ' S 66 SERVCE Schaeff er’s SCHAEFFER ' S Distinctive Fashions ALTON, ILLINOIS College and Washington Alton, Illinois JACQUELYN MAYER RELAXES WITH A PEPSI Between appearances, a busy Miss America of 1963 takes time out for a light, bracing PEPSI-COLA! PEPSI is Jackie ' s favorite — the choice of Miss Americas for 6 years in a row! PEPSI-COLA is proud to be a sponsor of the Miss America Pageant and, through PEPSI-COLA Scholarship Foundation, to grant more than $150,000 annual ly in educational scholarships at state and local Miss America pageants. PEPSI-COLA ALTON BOTTLING, INC. Ebbler ' s of North Alton Invites You to See Us for Your College Entertainment Needs in Portable T-V ' s, Transistors, Clock Radios and Record Players EBBLER FURNITURE, T-V ' s, APPLIANCES PETERS GIFT SHOP Greeting Cards and Gifts PHONE HO 2-461 1 2510 College Avenue Alton, Illinois 2606 STATE HO 5-7588 PAUL WEESE SERVICE HUMBERT ROAD and BELTLINE WARDEIN PHARMACY Prescriptions Drugs PHONE HO 5-5313 2510 State St. Alton, Illinois GROVE DELICATESSEN, THE ELEGANTE The Little Red Store 201 W. THIRD 800 MILTON RD. PHONE HO 2-5297 Formals Cocktail Dresses ALTON, ILLINOIS Street Dresses JIM JONES, INC. Compliments of 91 1 Milton Road MILTON ROAD DINER HO 2-2765 704 Milton Road 465-9595 Congratulations POPE ' S CAFE Phone HO 5-9725 1711 Washington OPEN 6 A.M. — 7 P.M. Catering to Private Parties ED AND MARILYN POPE MURPHY ' S Jewelry-Watches 602 East Broadway — Alton, Illinois WATCH MAKER— FRANK PATSCHULL Priceless gifts for the priceless years. HO 5-2813 Carpet and Draperies Is Our Business — Not a Sideline Open Monday and Friday ‘Til 9:00 P.M. • We Go Anywhere — No Job is Too Small • 10 REASONS.... WHY YOUR BEST CARPET BUY IS AT SUPERIOR CARPET CO. 1. No Salesmen — Deal Direct with Owners. 2. Guaranteed Installation by Journeymen Installers. 3. Personalized Service — We Measure and Inspect Personally. 4. Select Carpet from Samples Backed Up by Hundreds of Factory-Fresh Rolls To Insure You the Widest of Selections. 5. Name Brands — Gulistan, Lees, Cabin Craft, Wunda Weave, Bigelow, Downs, Others. 6. Showroom On Wheels — Hundreds of Samples To Your Home. 7. 40 Rolls of Carpeting Constantly on Hand. 8. We Handle Only First Quality Carpet At Lower Price. 9. No High Pressure Selling. 10. FREE Color and Counseling Service. 1636 MAIN ST. — UPPER ALTON — 465-2525 637 BERKSHIRE — W1LSH1RE MALL — CL 4-4932 EAGLE STAMPS... YOUR EXTRA SAVINGS SELHIME ' S GODFREY ROAD, GODFREY, ILLINOIS Steaks-Chicken-Sea Food WELL ' S TIRE COMPANY Goodyear Tires and Tubes Goodyear Batteries — Vulcanizing TELEPHONE HO 2-9284 833 East Broadway (at Oak) Compliments of LAWSON WELDING 2645 EAST BROADWAY Complete Welding and Radiator Service AL BRANDT Manager V c - i. V- TVSi; GODFRE Y. ILL. — 5?a-‘ HOward 5 - 423l FRED ' S CONOCO SERVICE GLIK ' S Alton Plaza HO 5-4469 ▼ Wilshire Village CL 4-3849 Godfrey Road at Southmoor Place Monticello Plaza GODFREY, ILLINOIS Eastgate Plaza EAST ALTON, ILLINOIS Best Wishes to the Class of 1963 SMITH FUNERAL HOMES ALTON BETHALTO WOODRIVER Logan ' s Morning Star Dairy Drive In 3001 North Humbert Rd Alton III. PERCIVAL ' S FUEL OIL Congratulations SERVICE, INC. to GODFREY ROAD a Mighty Fine Class From 466-3666 THE MIGHTY 590 MMf PHELAN ' S WBBY Paint and Wallpaper 101 WEST BROADWAY PERKY PHELAN £ 1956 Congratulations MINERAL SPRINGS HOTEL 301 East Broadway You ' ll find all your school supply needs at GODWIN OFFICE SUPPLY, INC. Alton ' s Commercial Stationer PAPER — PENCILS — PENS — DRAWING SUPPLIES — NOTEBOOKS — BRIEFCASES — PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS Italian Food Steaks Chicken Sandwiches Pizza (after 8) Alton-Fosterburg Road YOUTH MUST BE SERVED with the kind of clothes they like . . . and we ' re doing our best to do that in our ultra-friendly Quad Shop tucked away in the back of our upper Alton Store. Come see — you ' ll like! COKE STYLE BAR MAGS Palm Beach Tuxedos Rented All Year Round Special Student Rates IN UPPER ALTON IN DOWNTOWN ALTON 1662 Washington 329 Belle IN WOODRIVER MINERAL SPRINGS BARBER SHOP 36 E. Ferguson SPIKE NALE with or without appointments 303 East Broadway HO 5-4060 to the following photographers for contributing pictures for this issue of the Tatler: The Alton Evening Telegraph The many Band members for their Colorado scenes Mr. Frank Harlan Mr. James Flinchum, Editor of the Wyom- ing State Tribune Mr. Robert Newell, State Supervisor of Vocational Education — and especially to Mr. Frank Zukeran of Vin- cent Price Studio for taking the full-color photo- graph of the Alton skyline scene used for our title pages. Frank made six rough country” trips in order to find the sunset conditions ex- actly suitable for this scene. TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY Ik World B � I Yearbook Ar T � lo ' ir d ’