Argenta Oreana High School - Pilot Yearbook (Argenta, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1958 volume:

PUBLISHED BY ARGENTA COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL i Administration MR. WILLIAM CRAWFORD, B.S., A.M. University of Tennessee University of Illinois Assistant Principal Agriculture 2 FACULTY MR. DALE HUFF, A.B. Oakland City (Ind.) College Coach, P.E. i MRS. MAXINE PARILAC, B.S., M.A. Florence State Teachers College George Peabody College for Teachers Science MRS. BERTHA PARKS, B.S. Southern Illinois University Commerce 4 MRS. PAULINE VERNER, B.S. Millikin University Home Economics Dean of Girls MR. ALVA KIMLER, B.A. University of Illinois Social Science, English 5 MR. IVAN BROWN, B. ED. Western Illinois Normal Western Illinois Teachers College Western Illinois University University of Illinois, Graduate School of Eo. Mathemat ics MISS MAUDE BAKER, B.S. Illinois State Normal University Arithmetic, History Junior High School Faculty MR. GENE WARD Eastern Illinois University Coach, P.E., Geography MISS FERNE WESTERMAN, B.S. Illinois State Normal University Language Arts, Geography 8 DENNIS CROWDER A wolf on the loose. PHYLLIS FISHER A turned up nose and a saucy smile. MARIAN TROXELL I-ove is a dream; gosh, I'm sleepy. GARY LIKINS Greater men than I have lived but I doubt it. JUDY RJLK I may be quiet, but I'm not bashful. DENNIS CROWDER—Band 1, 2f 3, 4; Dance Band 1, 2, 4; Macon County Honor Band 4; Talent Show 1, 2, 3; Class Officer 2, 4; Student Council 3; Junior Play; Pep Club 3; Argenois 3, 4. PHYLLIS FISHER—Chorus 1, 2, 4; Librarian 2f 3; Junior Play F.H.A. lf 2, 3, 4f Officer 2, 4; Talent Show 2; Pep Club 3; Yearbook 3; Class Officer 2t 3. MARION TROXELL—Transferred from Beraent. F.H.A. 3, 4. GARY LIKINS—Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 4; Track 1; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 2, 3, 4; Argenois 3, 4; Talent Show 2; Junior Play; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. JUDY FULK—F.H.A. 1, 2, 4; Chorus 2; Junior Play; Argenois 4; Librarian 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 3. 10 JIM MASEY God's gift to women? Why don't we exchange him? BONNIE FULK Marriage is her career. MARY ANN COOPER One who says little but takes in everything. JIM BOYD The rain descended, the flood came, but Jim talked on and on. LOUISE FYKE Pure gold will never tarnish.' JIM MASEY—Basketball 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track Argenois 4; Class President 4; Talent Show 3; Junior i; Play; Pep Club 3. BONNIE FULK-F.H.A. 1, 2. 3, 4, Officer 4; Stu- dent Council 4; Argenois 2, 4, Editor 4; Pep Club 3. MARY ANN COOPER—Argenois 4; Pep Club 3, 4. JIM BOYD__F.F.A. 1 2. LOUJISB FYKE—Argenois 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Queen’Attendi ant 2; Librarian 3; Dance Review 1; Class President 3- Stu- dent Council 3; Pep Club 3. 11 KAY BAILEY Is she quiet? Maybe, when she is asleep. ROGER DAVENPORT Rather be dead than out of style. DAVID WAKEFIELD He goes calmly along. MARCIA CONWAY Just look me over, but don't over- look me. LU ELLA MAGLONE There's such a thing as beauty and brains. KAY BAILEY—Transferred from Lakeview. F.H.A. 2, 3, 4f Officer 4; Talent Show 2. ROGER DAVENPORT—Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 2, 3; Macon County Honor Band 3, 4; Dance Band 1, 2, 4; Track 1; Baseball 1; Class Officer lf 2, 4; Talent Show 2, 3; Argenois 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Yearbook 3, 4; Junior Play; Minstrel Show 3. DAVID WAKEFIELD—Transferred from Nokomis. F.F.A. 4. MARCIA CONWAY—Argenois 3, 4; F.H.A. 1 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2; Librarian 2, 3; Talent Show 2; Pep Club 3, 4. LU ELLA MAGLONE—Transferred from Maroa. Chorus 4. 12 NANCY RICHARDSON Every curl must be in place. JACK. TUCKER Curly locks, curly locks, wilt thou be mine? GARY EDGECOMBE Girls bother me. VELDA DICKERSON Sweet in manner, kind in deeds; Sort o girl a high school needs. SHARON NIXON You can see many blondes, but this red-head comes natural. NANCY RICHARDSON—Argenois 3, 4, Editor 4; Yearbook 4; Pep Club 3; Junior Play; Student Council 3, 4; Librarian 3, 4, Officer 3, 4; Chorus 1, 4. JACK TUCKER—F.F.A. lf 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 4; Basketball 3, 4, Captain 4. GARY EDGECOMBE— F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4. VELDA DICK- ERSON—F.H.A. 1, 4; Student Council 3; Yearbook 3; Junior Play; Chorus 3; Librarian 1, 2; Pep Club 3, 4. SHARON NIXON—Chorus 1, 2, 3; Junior Play; F.H.A. 1, 2, 4; Talent Show 3; Librarian 4; Argenois 3; Pep Club 3, 4. 13 NANCY GRONKOWSKI Such energy! FRANK DAVIS There is a good bit of bad in every good little boy. LARRY YETTER If there is a hall pass. I'll have it. DORIS CHENOWETH None would suppose it, but I'm naturally bashful. HAZEL BOYD Whenever she's needed, she'll be there. Ever ready to do her share. NANCY GRONKOWSKI— Chorus 1, 2; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Talent Show 1, 2, 3; Queen Attendant 3. FRANK DAVIS—Junior Play Stage Manager. LARRY YETTER—Baseball 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3. DORJS Q1ENOWETH—F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Officer 3; Junior Play; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Argenois 4; Band 1; Talent Show 1, 2, 3; Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Dance Review 1. HAZEL BOYD—Class President 1, Class Secretary-Treasurer 2; Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4. Officer 2, 3; Pep Club 3; Chorus 1, 4; Junior Play; Argenois 1, 2, 3, 4; Pilot Editor 4; Talent Show 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4; Girls State 3. 14 SANDRA CROWE What ! Missed the bus again T' JEFFREY McCONKEY All the world may not love a lover, but all the world watches him. STAN WILBER Girls make me flustered. SHARON YE TIER A blush is beautiful, but often inconvenient. GLENNETH SCHALL I have a heart with room for every Boy ! SANDRA CROWE—Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; F.H.A. 1, 2, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Student Council 1. JEFFREY McCONKEY—Basket- ball 1, 2, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 3; Student Coun- cil 4; Band 1, 2; Talent Show 1, 2; Dance Band 1, 2; Junior Play. STAN WILBER—F. F.A. 1, 2, 3. SHARON YETTER—Band 1, 2, 3; Qior.is 1; Queen Attendant 1, 2; Student Council 3; Pep Club 3; Class Vice-President 3; Argenois 4; F.H.A. 1. GLENNETH SOiALL—Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Talent Show 1, 2, 3; Dance Band 1, 2; F.H.A. 4; Argenois 4; Librarian 1; Yearbook 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2; Junior Play; Pep Club 3. 15 HISTORY We, the Freshman Class of 1955, started our high school days with a mixture of eagerness, determination, and a little fearfulness. To head the class, sponsored by Miss Dekich and Mr. Shadel, we chose with certainty Hazel Boyd, Jeff McConkey, and Roger Davenport as president, vice-president, and secretary- treasurer respectively. Sandra Crowe, Hazel Boyd, and Gary Likins represented us on the Student Council. At the majestic Homecoming, Sharon Yetter and Deboiah Whisnant attended the Queen along with other attractive girls selected by the various classes. Throughout the freshman year we were reassured with self-con- fidence enabling us to face the oncoming year with a much braver outlook. In our sophomore year we assembled a naturally wiser class to elect Dennis Crowder president with Roger Davenport as vice-president and Hazel Boyd secre- tary-treasurer. Glenneth Schall, Hazel Boyd, and Gary Likins were commissioned to serve on the Student Council. At the Homecoming we were not only proud of the sophomore queen attendants, Louise Fyke and Sharon Yet ter; but we delight- fully entered the prize-winning homecoming float. Many of the organizations and social activities were numbered with indubitably responsible sophomores. At the close of the year we looked gratefully to Miss Dekich and Mr. Kimbler, our sponsors, who we unanimously agreed performed a highly commendable job of lead- ing us through our second high school year. Our Junior year proved to be even more exciting than the previous two. Our sponsors, Mrs. Verner and Miss Dekich along with class President Louise Fyke, Vice-President Sharon Yetter and Secretary-Treasurer Phyllis Fisher aided the class with their unfailing perseverance. Also we juniors took advantage of our possibilities and sent Hazel Boyd, Gary Likins, Louise Fyke, Dennis Crowder, and Nancy Richardson to Student Council on which Hazel Boyd received presidency and Gary Likins vice-presidency. Besides Student Council, the yearbook and news- paper staff, library, F.H.A., F.F.A., chorus and band organizations and sports were well represented with junior classmates. Again our Homecoming float cap- tured first prize while Barbara Krutsinger and Nancy Gronkowski attended the Queen. After hours of exasperating practice our class play Father Was A House- wife was successfully presented with Roger Davenport playing the leading role as father. Preserving the reputation of previous Junior and Senior Proms, we endeavored to combine our efforts to provide a prom at the St. Nicholas Hotel using Stork Club as our theme. Now as Seniors we have conquered nearly all the hurdles that have come our way. Our able leaders have been Miss Parks and Mr. Wilkey. The class presidency was held by Jim Masey with Roger Davenport as vice-president and Dennis Crowder as secretary-treasurer. Gary Likins was elected Student Council president with Hazel Boyd, Nancy Richardson, Bonnie Fulk, and Jeff McConkey serving as members. The class chose Sharon Yetter, Lu Ella Maglone, and Louise Fyke as queen cani- dates. King candidates were Gary Likins, Roger Davenport, and David Wakefield. As we all go our separate ways we will each take with us a cherished memory of our high school days at Argenta High School. 16 PROPHECY The year is 1968, the place is Argenta High School in the office of Mr. Wilkey. Sitting beside him is Miss Parks. They are staring at their I B N Time Machine, nervously awaiting the arrival of Zorro. They have sent a Contact Bubble into the past to call for that great hero of gay old California. Suddenly the Iklli Tube lights up and before them stands Zorro. In a rush of words, they tell him some of the members of the class of 58 are in dire distress. After a bit of briefing he begins his ride of mercy. First he goes to Manraoth Cave to rescue HAZEL BOYD, who in her nervous state of mind as a result of editing the 58 Pilot, wandered into the cave and is about to be crushed to death between a stalagmite and a stalactite. In the nick of time he crushes the monstrous icicles which they then use for some 7-Yup on the rocks. After this trying experience Hazel is in no shape to ride horseback, so they go and board a river boat. This is no ordinary river boat. Oh, No! It is Mike Finks famous boat, the River Rat-Lure. That evening as they sit down for their meal the band starts to play and look who is leading it! It is none other than ROGER DAVENPORT. As the evening wears on, they arrive in New Orleans. As they are leaving the boat, they notice a great commotion. Why, it looks like they are going to tar and feather someone! This arouses Zorro's interest so he goes to investigate and finds the victim to be FRANK DAVIS, who is being punished for creating the world’s most outlandish hair-do. After Zorro makes a quick rescue, Frank takes them to his plush night club, Davis Dumpy Dive. As they enter NANCY RIG1ARDS0N takes their hats and coats. Then as they take their seats they are shocked to see the famed torch singer, PHYLLIS FISHER. She is singing the classical Blue Flame accompanied by Sir GARY EDGECOMBE on the harp. It was out of this world! Their pleasant evening was interrupted when Nancy brings Zorro the phone. It was DORIS CHENOWETH who while cruising in her private satellite heard the news over her talky-walky that the Romeo of this age, JIM MASEY, is going to be shot at sunrise for flirting with Princess Gace. Zorro rushes to MARY COOPER'S famous Berserkist Circus on Erkus to be shot from the cannon to Monaco. Upon arriving in Monaco, Zorro convinces Prince Rain-Dear that with Jim, love is a sickness. Jim is pardoned but is banned from the country. Prince Rain-Dear invites Zorro to spend a few days in Monaco. Before dinner the Prince and Zorro go to his private billiard room where DENNIS CROWDER is recking balls. Roger Davenport (Liberate) Roxie Gray Arthur Klinghamner (Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire) UNIOR-SENIOR PROM Prophecy After a game with General JACK TUCKER, t.ie P. E. instructor of the royal CH-LUMP- EX team, the dinner bell rings, and they go to dinner. GLENNETH SCHALL is slinging hash for the royal family. As guests for dinner, we find some of Argenta grads. We see Lady MARION TROXELL, who is the gov' rness for the royal children. SHARON NIXON, the chief librarian for the royal children's nursery rhymes is there. After dinner the Prince calls for his royal coach. As they board the coach, Zorro notices that the royal coachman is LARRY YETTER. When they arrive at the Royal Gym, Zorro notes that GARY LIKINS is the coach for the country's favorite team, the Walla Walla Swivel Hips. As the game progresses he sees that our own LOUISE FYKE is the cheerleader. In the last quarter, Gary is assured that victory is theirs, so he sends in the 9th string with JEFF McCONKEY as forward guard. After the game they proceed home where they are served a night cap by head maid, SANDRA CROWE. The next day Zorro is introduced to another alumna of Argenta High School, Gace's personal dress designer, NANCY ROSTEK. After tea Zorro boards the Prince's private jet plane. The stewardess is JUDY FULK. Some hours later they arrive in Hooeywood only to hear that another member of the class of '58 is in need of Zorro's services. It seems that the Paramont Lion has escaped and has MARCIA CONWAY cornered. Zorro dashes to the studio and with the sign of the 'Z' forces the lion to flee. ’ Zorro not only gets the thanks of Marcia but also of her employer, this centuries second Sinatra, JIM BOYD, to whom she is secretary. To show their appreciation they invite Zorro to take a tour of the movie lot. First they come to the Mystery Department where DAVID WAKEFIELD is trying for the role of Baby Face Nelson. After a chat with Dave, they proceed to the Glamoriz- ing Department where LU ELLA MAG LONE, the famous teacher of those come hither glances, is giving SHARON YETTER a lesson. After touring the lot Zorro decides to spend a night in the new California. He rents a room in Miss BONNIE FULK'S boarding house. She invites Zorro to come down to watch T. V. That evening as they are waiting for the program to start Miss Fulk tells Zorro the sad story of why she never married. At the conclusion of her tale the announcer says that It is time for the 64 Million Dollar Question. The first guest for the evening is STAN WILBER. His category is the U. S. Constitution and his expert this even- ing is Mr. Kimbler. But first a message from our sponsor Cash-mere Boo-K. Here is VELDA DICKERSON to tell you all about it. ’ After a wonderful evening being concluded with Stan winning the jackpot, Zorro calls Mr. Wilkey and Miss Parks and tells them that all is well and that he will return in a few days so they can send him back to the past. uniord JUNIOR CLASS G. MERITT W. HEBEL D. FEAR J. RICHARDSON J. MCCAMMACK J. STILES J. PONEWASH J. MITCHELL E. ROBINSON D. SNYDER D. MANUEL S. TUSSIN3 B. PITTMAN R. BOYD M. LARGE NT R. LANE D. CORNELL D. FLOREY G. PHILLIPS K. CRAIG J. RANEY M. STODDARD J. KRUSE R. HISER C. PETERSON J. BEADLESTON A. BOYD J. MUSICK L. CCHEA D. BLANCHARD S. WELLS D. WILBUR DOWN TO EARTH' JUNIOR PLAY SOPHOMORE CLASS S. RANEY D. DARNALL C. CROWE D. GOKEN S. LOGSTON F. CUMMINS C. BOYD D. MCCAMMACK L. EADS W. POTRAFKA J. HAYES M. JUSTICE S. MOUNTS D. PROCTER R. ADAMS L. HISER R. SOiOLLENBRUCH D. PASCHAL C. BRANDON S. PLAPPERT N. REED D. STEPHENS J. BOYD C. DAVENPORT P. HAMBLEN R. WELLS S. CUNDIFF R. DUNCAN L. CLIFTON JANE SHELTON P. GROSS J. BOYD E. ALLEN B. DAVIDSON J. COOPER B. AGEE J. DIXON V. WHITE A. CUMMINS J. HOOD T. HEINZ D. MEYERS D. CUNNINGHAM T. COOPER C. RICHARD J. MACKEY 0. WRIGHT C. EDGECOMBE J. DISBROW M. FRITTS B. SHYER J. HIRSTEIN JUDY SHELTON LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the class of 1958, of Argenta High School, of the county of Macon, in the State of Illinois, being sound minded and ablebodied, after serving four proud and fruitful years, hereby make, publish and declare this to be our last will and testament; and accordingly revoke all former wills, bequests and testaments of any nature which we might have claimed previously. We, the SENIORS, will-— To the faculty: to each, a shiny gold plaque bearing the inscrip- tion, I Helped.' To the Juniors: that extra push needed to parallel them with our exacting standards and qualifications for an illustrious SENIOR CLASS. To the Sophomores: the ability to achieve such artistic attain- ment comparable to our own endeavors in this field. For example, five prize winning Homecoming floats ! To the Freshmen: the determined, productive and high spirited—— (and occasionally great) manner that we have identified ourselves with through the past four years here at old A.C.H.S. We, the SENIORS, award our personal possessions as follows: Gary Edgecombe—the ability of access to the school's pencil supply to Dave Blanchard. Sandra Crowe—baritone horn virtiosity to Judy Boyd. Judy Fulk—calm, cool, and collected ways to Lynn Roberts. Dave Wakefield—wavy hair to Jerry McCammack. Jim Masey—classroom filibustering to Gene Phillips. Louise Fyke—cheerleading deftness to Jane and Judy Shelton. Jeffrey McConkey—down the hall swagger to Joyce Musick. Gary Likins—the ability to cause turmoil at the lunchroom tables to Dave Fombelle. Nancy Rostek—bop at a feverish tempo to Sharon Tussing. Lu Ella Maglone— come hither look to Pat Hamblen. Larry Yet ter—leaves----------------- aaaaaaaaah, finally ! Bonnie Fulk—unexcitable disposition to Raymond Boyd. Phyllis Fisher—book on the 1, 2, and 3 of Rock and Roll to Donna Cunningham. Dennis Crowder—quick wit and wyly smirk to Sharon Dixon. Frank Davis—black slacks, shirt, and matching accessories to Hopalong Cassidy. Hazel Boyd—classroom attentiveness to Ralph Hiser. Mary Ann Cooper—continually fine grades to Gary Meritt. Nancy Richardson—Argenois Editorship to Don Cornell. Jack Tucker—ease with the women to Dave Darnall. Sharon Nixon--brilliant red tresses and equally red socks to Judy Beadleston. Velda Dickerson—quiet, aggressiveness to Max Justice. Marcia Conway--cheering ability at games to Melba Largent. Doris Chenoweth—20 smiles and a giggle to Dave Fear. Sharon Yetter—impressive personality and charm to all Junior girls. Glenneth Schall—band directing capabilities to Mike Stoddard, Marion Troxell—smug expressions to Barbara Pittman. Jim Boyd—school spirit to Christine Edgecombe. Stanley Wilber—the ability to sleep in English to Alvin Boyd. Roger Davenport—the ability to play the piano to Donald Myers. 28 FRESHMAN CLASS E. LARGENT G. CUNNINGHAM J. ROLOFSON T. DISBROW R. LIKINS D. FOUTCH L. MCCONKEY R. BOYD J. ADAMS L. SNYDER I. BIVENS K. AYERS B. REED J. KRUSE N. CULLISON R. WILKS V. BROWN A. SARGENT B. MINGS H. PHILLIPS Freshmen S. VOYLES R. GRIDER M. TURNER G. GAWTHORPE N. LANTER L. BRYANT N. BLUE W. WHITE C. JACOBY D. FOMBELLE P. CARTER L. ROBERTS C. PETERSON F. DYER N. BLUE S. MATHES M. BLANCHARD K. HINER B. FAR HAS P. NIXON B. AYERS G. ALLEN P. WILLIAMS A. SKINNER K. FERRILL W. BOWMER R. SCHAFER H. HISER G. KROHN R. CRAIG R. DRAKE Artist at work? ' Stingy! Are we working? ' 32 ROW 1 S. Davidson, M. Boyd, G. Brandon, J. King, T. Allen, D. Crews, J. Edwards, B. Wilber, J. Richter. ROW 2 N. Adams, B. Simpson, K. Phillips, B. Lanigan, D. Buckley, L. Wakefield, G. Schollenbruch, K. Snead, J. Boyd. ROW 3 M. O’Brien, C. Fyke, G. Krohn, T. Davenport, R. Davenport, S. Stoddard, B. Wilber, E. Whitted, F. White. ROW 4 K. Mings, B. Fande 1, S. McVey, D. Larett, J. Fear, R. Scott, J. Paschal, B, Clifton, L. Westerman ROW 5 W. Conway, L. Bunch, B. Beadleston, B. Brooks, L. Moyer, M. Stiles, D. Agee, J. Taylor, L. Gawthorp. ROW 6 M. Myers, B. Darnell, M. Plappert, A. Scott, D. Richard, G. Durbin, V. Noe, L. Wells, J. Jensen. ROW 7 E. Jacoby, N. Cooper, S. Manning, A. Cummins, S. Gaffron, L. Boyd, D. Stephens, S. Snyder. ROW 1 P. Stine, T. Elsie, J. Buis, E. Manuel, P. Buckley, T. Fritts, K. Brennan, M. Krutsinger L. McConkey. 9 ROW 2 D. Rock, B. Collins, B, Mathews, J. Patterson, C. Jackson, B. Lewis, L. Thomas, C. Smith, D. Smith. ROW 3 N. Harrington, J. Leslie, N. Taylor, B. Walters, J. Ferrill, J. Logsdon, S. Allen, G. McKirmy. G. Thomas. ROW 4 G. Verner, D. Moyer, C. Helm, J. Masey, J. Wallace, M. Richter, F. Roasio, J. Likins. J. Agee. ROW 5 D. Norbit, G. McVey, A. Hogan, C. Justice, F. Boyd, P. Griswold, D. Wiggins, J. Burge, J. Maiden. ROW 6 D. Wiggins, A. Maglone, M. Griswold, B. Disbrow, S. Cooper, J. Flaugher, D. Jackson, B. Cundiff. 35 a racin izci tion YEARBOOK STAFF o M. Largent, Assistant Editor; H. Boyd, Editor; N, Richardson, Typist; Likins, J. Ponewash, Snapshot Editor; G. Schall, Business Manager; R. Davenport, Mrs. Parks, Sponsor. NEWSPAPER STAFF ROW 1 M. Cooper, P. Fisher, L. McConkey, R. Goken, H. Boyd, D. Chenoweth, N. Richardson, B. Fulk, S. Yetter, C. Boyd. ROW 2 Mr. Kimbler, D. Crowder, R. Davenport, M. Stoddard, A. Boyd, M. Conway, C. Peterson, M. Fritts, J. Disbrow, J. Fulk, J. Hirstein, G. Likins, J. Richardson, J. Masey, L. Roberts, J. Raney, J. Beadleston, L. Fyke, J. Musick, G. Schall, B. Pittman, J. Stiles, D. Richard, F. Boyd. 38 LIBRARY ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 N. Richardson, Vice-President; D. Chenoweth, Secretary, J. Raney, President; P. Hamblin, Treasurer; M. Fritts, Reporter; Mrs, Kirby, Sponsor. J. Richardson, M. Largent, J. Rolofson, S. Mounts, C. Richard, R. Goken, J. Cooper, S. Tussing. R. Adams, H. Boyd, C. Peterson, J. Shelton, B, Ayers, S. Nixon, J. Hirstein, S. Cundiff. STUDENT COUNCIL ROW 1 L. Roberts, G. Likins, President; C. Peterson, Vice-President; H. Boyd, Secretary-Treasurer; Mr. Crawford, Sponsor. ROW 2 J. Mitchell, J. Richardson, J. Boyd, M. Boyd, C. Peterson, B. Fulk, N. Richardson. ROW 3 J. Disbrow, D. Goken, S. Davidson, T. Fritts, D. Fear, J. McConkey, B. Lewis. 39 SEXTETS Phyllis Fisher, Judy Stiles, Nancy Reed, Sharen Tussing, Karen Craig, Shirley Wells. Carol Boyd, Doris Chenoweth, Lu Ella Maglone, Nancy Richardson, Hazel Boyd, Janet Boyd. 40 CHORUS ROW 1 C. Boyd, C. Thompson, B. Farkas, S. Cundiff, B. Mings, S. Tussing, M. Fritts, M. Turner, J. Boyd. ROW 2 D. Chenoweth, D. Cunningham, J. Mackey, K. Ferrill, N. Richardson, L. Maglone, N. Lanter. ROW 3 R. Boyd, M. Blanchard, P. Fisher, H. Boyd, S. Voyles. 41 BAND ROW 1 J. Adams, V. Noe, S, Cundiff, J. Cooper, S. Stoddard, J. Rolofson, R. Adams, J. Mackey, D. Stephens. ROW 2 M. Stoddard, N. Cooper, C. Helm, B. Lewis, D. Richard, K. Mings, L. Moyer, G. McKinny, D. K.ock, B. Disbrow, L. Hiser, N. Cullison. ROW 3 T. Fritts, C. Smith, D. Moyer, J. Dixon, K. Brennan, J. Ferrill, W. White, D. Buckley, L. Westerman, K. Phillips, N. Adams, M. Largent, J. Disbrow, S. Crowe, D. Jackson, B. Wilber, J. Wallace, R. Davenport. ROW 4 J. Ponewash, Mr. Kenneth Wilkey (Director), P. Hamblin, G. Schall, D. Crowder, L. Bunch, A. Scott, T. Davenport, P. Stine. 42 CHRISTMAS PARADE MAJORETTES DRUM MAJOR Joyce Mackey MAJORETTES Dinah Buckley Nancy Adams DUCHESS Louise Fyke DUKE. Gary;Likins DUKE David Wakefield DUCHESS Lu Ella Maplone MARQUISE Judy Beadleston MARQUIS Jeff McConkey MARQUIS David Fear MARQUISE Jo Raney COUNTESS Barbara Mings COUNT Charles Peterson BARONESS Janet Cooper BARON David Pombelle BARON Jack Tucker BARONESS Carol Boyd COUNT Gene Phillips COUNTESS Judy Adams $3 i FIRST PRIZE PLOATS Eighth Grade Class Senior Class ROW 1 C. Peterson, D. Manuel, A. Boyd, G. Edgecombe, J. Tucker, Mr. Crawford. ROW 2 T. Heinz, D. Wakefield, A. Cummins, W. Potrafka, D. Wilber, N. Cullison. ROW 3 P. Gross, H. Phillips, R. Likins, F. Cummins, G. Phillips. ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 ROW 5 K. Bailey, P. Fisher, L. Eads, Mrs. Verner, B. Fulk, P. Hamblin, J. Mackey. M. Conway, S. Nixon, D. Chenoweth, N. Lanter, E. Largent, C. Jacoby, J. Beadleston, L. Fyke, J. Stiles, R. Adams. S. Voyles, I. Bivens, D. Florey, C. Crowe, C. Peterson, J. Maiden, V. Dickerson, J. Fulk, S. Mounts, C. Edgecombe. N. Rostek, M. Troxell, P. Carter, B. Farkas, K. Ferill, R. Boyd, M. Blanchard, L. Clifton, B. Mings, M. Turner, S. Logsdon. C. Klukis, J. Hood, G. Schall, C. Brandon, J. Kruse, B. Pitman, J. Musick, J. Boyd, S. Crowe, J. Adams, B. Shyer. i “A” TEAM Leon Bryant, Jerry McCairanack, David Fombelle, Max Justice, Charles Peterson, David Fear, Jack Tucker (Captain), Jeff McConkey, Gary Likins, Gene Phillips, Coach Huff. 48 B” TEAM ROW 1 T ROW 2 H, D Disbrow, D. Paschal, B. Reed, E. Allen, L. Roberts, W. White. Phillips, D. McCammack, L. Bryant, B. Davidson, D. Fombelle, Darnell, L. McConkey, G. Alien, Coach Huff. 49 BASEBALL ROW 1 Coach Ward, D. McCammack, D. Darnell, M. Justice, G. Likins, J. McConkey, L. Bryant, J. Aasey, J. Tucker. ROW 2 E. Allen, G. Allen, G. Phillips, C. Peterson, D. Fear, D. Fombelle, J. McCammack, L. McConkey, L. Roberts. 50 ROW 1 M. O’Brien, B. Darnell, B. Lanigan, D. Agee, W. Conway. ROW 2 T. Fritts, B. Beadleston, L. Moyer, J. Edwards, S. Davidson, B. Simpson, G. Brandon, K. Snead, G. McKinny. ROW 3 Coach Ward. SHOOTING I-ROM SIDE LINE PROHIBITED B Team ROW 1 Coach Ward, E. Manuel, D. Kock, B. Disbrow, T. Elsie, A. Maglone, D. Wiggins. ROW 2 T. Fritts, J. Burge, D. Jackson, C. Jackson, J. Wallace, D. Wiggins, J. Flaugher, D. Smith, G. McKinny. LOUISE FYKE CHEERLEADERS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL S ORES OPPONENT WE 'EY Blue Mound 17 13 Latham 24 39 Macon 35 36 Niantic 29 24 Deland Weldon 32 12 Boody 36 23 Maroa 36 39 Clinton 55 31 Latham 20 18 Forsythe 26 32 Clinton 45 26 Mt. 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