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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1960 volume:

THE FOREWORD With the passage of years, you may look back upon this school year as the time when the darkness of igorance sud- denly became bright with the gleam of knowledge. To preserve a record of these mo- ments and the countless other experi- ences of you and your classmates, this annual strives to capture thef'eyes and mind of the scholarship, the leader- ship, the activities, and the character of Argenta High School. ADMINISTRATION MR. HAROLD MILLER B. S. , M. S. Eastern Illinois University University of Illinois Superintendent Junior High Principal MR. LEMAN PHILBROOK B. S. , M. A. McKendree College University of Illinois High School Principal General Science OFFICE MRS. ROWENA FORNEAR MRS. ELMA WESTERMAN BOARD OF EDUCATION MR. R. LEO MALONE, President MR. H. J. FOMBELLE, Secretary Mr. Marshall Cundiff, Mr. Delmar Darnall, Mr. Ardath Kendall Mr. Arthur Edgecombe, Mr. Howard Heinz FACULTY MISS BESSIE PARKS B. S. Illinois State Normal Univers Girls' P. E. MR. KENNETH WOLF B. S. Eastern Illinois University Industrial Arts MR. ROBERT GILBERT B. A. University of Denver Mathematics MRS. VEVA HELPER A. B. University of Illinois Latin, English II MISS PATRICIA CAHILL B. S. St. Mary's College (Notre Dame, Ind. ) English III IV MR. ALVA KIMLER B. A. University of Illinois Social Studies ity FACULTY MR. DALE HUFF A. B. Oakland City (Ind. ) College Coach, P.E., Driver Training MRS. PAULINE VERNER B. S. Millikin University Home Economics Dean of Girls MRS. BERTHA PARKS B. S. Southern Illinois University Commerce MR. IVAN BROWN B. ED. Western Illinois State Teachers College Mathematics, Science MR. KENNETH WILKEY B. M. E. Millikin University Instrumental Music MRS. GERALDEAN KIRBY B. S. Millikin University Art, English I, Library FACULTY MRS. CAROLINE WILLIAMS B. S. , M. S. Millikin University Juillard School of Music Vocal Music MR. DEAN STROBEL A. B. Millikin University Mathematics, Baseball Coach MISS FERNE WESTERMAN B. S. Illinois State Normal University Language Arts MR. JOHN DONOHO B. S. Oakland City (Ind. ) College Geography, Coach MR. PAUL EMERSON B. ED. , M. S. Southern Illinois University University of Illinois History, Civics MR. MYRON BARTELL B. A. Wartburg College (Waverly, Iowa) Science CLASS OF I960 ROBERT DUNCAN I am always relaxed. JANET BOYD Demure as a Dresden doll. ROBERT DUNCAN--Class President 4. JANET BOYD- - Chorus 1, 2, 4; Student Council 2, 4; Class President 3; Class Vice-President 4; Librarian 3, 4; G. A. A. 4; Play 4. ROBERTA GOKEN--Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1, 2, 4; Cheerleader 2; Class Play 3, 4; Homecoming Queen Attendant 3; Home- coming Queen4; F. H. A. 4; Sweetheart Queen Attendant 2; Pep Club 1. JOYCE MACKEY--Chorus 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Drum Majorette 2,3,4; F. H. A. 1,2,3, 4; Newspaper 1, 4; Pep Club 1; Queen Attendant 1; Librarian 1; Cheerleader 4; Class Reporter 4; Play 3; G. A. A. 4. JAMES DISBROW-- Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Play 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Newspaper 1,2,3,4; Honor Band 2; Class Officer 4; Track 1,2; Science Club 3. DONALD STEPHENS i man is rich according to what he gives. 11 PATRICIA HAMBLEN Determination without temperament. BETTY SHYER: Not pictured. DONALD STEPHENS--Class Play 3; Basketball Manager 1. PATRICIA HAMBLEN--Librarian 1,2, 3,4; Band 1, 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Chorus 1,3,4; Honor Choir 3; F. H. A. 1,2,3,4; Newspaper 3, 4; Queen Attendant 1; Yearbook 3; G. A. A. 4; Play 3, 4. TERRY HEINZ--F.F. A. 1,2; Play 3,4. DOUG- LAS PASCHAL--Track 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Basketball 2,3, 4. LINDA EADS--Librarian 1; Pep Club 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3, 4; Play 3,4. BETTY SHYER--F. H. A. 1.2,3,4; G. A. A. 4; Science Club 3; Librarian 1. LINDA EADS I always try to be polite. DOUGLAS PASCHAL Back to the woodwork, Termite. TERRY HEINZ First things first. EDWARD AUSTIN The less I learn the less I have to remember. U NANCY REED But I am impatient-I want to laugh now. LOREN HISER Quiet, until you know him. JUDITH DIXSON It is a quiet worker who succeeds. EDWARD AUSTIN--Transferred from Eisenhower. LOREN HISER- -Play 3,4; Band 1,2; Industrial Arts Club 1. JUDITH DIXSON - - Play 4; Librarian 4; G. A. A. 4; F. H. A. 1; MARSHA FRITTS--Student Council l,3,4;Librarian 1,2,3,4 ; Chorus 1,2,4; Newspaper 2,3,4; Play 3,4; Class Officer 3; Yearbook 3; Science Club 3. GARY HAYNES--Transferred from Macon; Basketball 3. NANCY REED--F. H. A. 1,2; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club; Band 1. MARSHA FRITTS Always willing and able to pitch in. GARY HAYNES Look homeward, Angel. SUE DeTAR Friend to all. MAX JUSTICE A boy, of all wild beast, is most difficult to manage. SHIRLEY LOGSDON I love men, for what they promise to be. SUE DeTAR- -Transferred from Clinton; Play 3,4; Yearbook Editor 4; Newspaper 4; G. A. A. 4; Sextet 3; Chorus 3; MAX JUSTICE - - Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 3,4; Newspaper 2,3; Play 3,4; Industrial Arts Club 2,3. SHIRLEY LOGSDON--Librarian 1;F. H. A. 1,2,3,4; G. A. A. 4. CHRISTINE EDGECOMBE--F. H. A. 1,2, 3,4; G. A. A. 4; Pep Club 1; Librarian 3. DAVID DARNALL--Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY CUN- DIFF- -Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Sextet 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Trio 3; Librarian 1, 2, 3,4; Honor Chorus 3; Honor Band 2; News- paper 3; Yearbook 4. CHRISTINE EDGECOMBE There's room at the top, but who wants to climb. SHIRLEY CUNDIFF Individuality is the salt of common life. DAVID DARNALL I am not really superstitious, I just don't like Friday the thirteenth.  I • . I CAROL KLUKIS Live as long as you may, the first twenty years are the longest half of your life. TED COOPER I am very optimistic. ► ) FARRELL CUMMINS He has a mischievous laugh. DONNA WILSON Neat and sweet and pleasant t. meet. CAROL KLUKIS--F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 1; Library 1; G. A. A. 4; Yearbook Editor 4; Latin Club 3; Pep Club 2. FARRELL CUMMINS--F. F. A. 1, 2; Track 2; Basketball 1, 3. DONNA WILSON--Transferred from MacArthur; Queen Attendant 4; F. H. A. 4; Play 4. TED COOPER-- Baseball 3,4; Play 3,4. JANET COOPER--Band 1,2, 3, 4; Play 3,4; G. A. A. 4; F. H. A. 4; Queen Attendant 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 1, 2,3,4; Librarian 1,2, 3,4; Class Officer 3; Pep Club 1. RICHARD GOKEN--Industrial Arts Club 2, 3; Science Club 3, Student Council 2; Play 3,4; Class Officer 1. JANET COOPER Neatness is her crowning glory. RICHARD GOKEN I must have my morning nap. NANCY CUMMINS Already signed and sealed. DONALD MYERS A friend to all who know him. DEAN PROCTOR--F.F.A, 2,3. NANCY CUMMINS-- Transferred from Lakeview; Chorus 4. DONALD MYERS— Play 3,4. JUDY BOYD--Chorus 4; F. H. A. 1, 2,3,4; News- paper 1; Librarian 1. EDWIN ALLEN-- Basketball 2, 3; Baseball 2; Chorus 4; Class Secretary 3; Science Club 4. CAROL BOYD--G. A. A, 4; Queen Attendant 2; Pep Club 1; Class President 1; Student Council 3, 4; Play 4; Newspaper 1, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 4; Science Club 3; Librarian 3, 4. JUDY BOYD A letter a day keeps the blues away. ' SANDRA BEBEE Pupils should be seen and not heard. WAYNE POTRAFKA Oh boy, do I love to have fun. JANE SHELTON There never was a saint with x hair. M RICHARD McCAMMACK I have never heard the word impossible. SANDRA BEBEE- - Transferred from Eisenhower; Yearbook 3, 4; Newspaper 3, 4; F. H. A, 4; G. A A 4. JANE SHEL- TON--Play 3,4; Newspaper 4; Librarian 2,3,4; F. H. A 1. RICHARD McCAMMACK--Industrial Arts Club 2; Basket- ball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 3, 4; Student Coun- cil 4. ROSELYN ADAMS--Play 3, 4; Newspaper 1 3, 4 ; Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4; F. H. A 1, 2, 3, 4; G. A. A. 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. COLLEEN RICHARD--F.H. A. 1, 3, 4; Librarian 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Newspaper 4; Pep Club 2; Play 4. ROSELYN ADAMS A quiet charm, a pleasant way, a neat appearance, always gay. COLLEEN RICHARD Chewing gum and chatter. V CLASS HISTORY In the year 1956, Argenta High School saw the entrance of an enthusiastic freshman class ably led by their president, Carol Boyd. Her assistants were vice-president, Dick Goken and secretary-treasurer, Roberta Goken. Sponsors were Mrs. Kirby and Mr. Kimler. Our fresh- man class was also represented in the student council by Marsha Fritts and Max Justice. Being a talented class, we were members of these organizations: newspaper staff, librarians, F. H. A. F. F. A. , chorus and band. Members of the basketball team included David Darnall, Max Justice and Bill Agee. Sally Rountree served as cheerleader for the basketball season. Queen attendants of the year were Joyce Mackey and Pat Hamblen. In years of 1957-1958, the sophomore class officers were president, Roberta Goken; vice- president, Dick McCammack; and secretary-treasurer, Janet Hirstein. Our sponsors were Mr. Brown and Mrs. Parilac. Activities and organizations included the newspaper staff, librarians, F. H. A. , F. F. A. , chorus and band. Student council members were Dick Goken and Jim Disbrow. Basketball team members included Max Justice, Dick McCammack, David Darnall, Douglas Paschal, and Eddie Allen. Queen attendants for the queen’s court were Janet Cooper and Carol Boyd. Roberta Goken served as cheerleader during the basketball season. Our junior year brought to command of our class president, Janet Boyd; vice-president, Robert Duncan; secretary, Marsha Fritts; and treasurer, Eddie Allen. The newspaper staff, librarians, yearbook staff, F. H. A. , F. F. A. , chorus, band and Latin Club were organizations participated in during the junior year. Members of the basketball team were Max Justice, Dick McCammack, Douglas Paschal, Steve Plappert, and David Darnall. The annual junior play was '•Cheaper by the Dozen with Jim Disbrow playing the lead. The prom was held in the YMCA Building in Decatur and the theme was With a Song in My Heart. 11 The final and most crucial year was met headlong with a stalwart group of leaders. Our president was Robert Duncan; vice-president, Janet Boyd; secretary, Roberta Goken; and treas- urer, Jim Disbrow. Organizations participated in were the newspaper staff, librarians, F. H. A., chorus, band, yearbook staff, and G. A. A. Members of the basketball team were Max Justice, David Darnall, Douglas Paschal, and Dick McCammack. Joyce Mackey served as cheerleader during the basketball season. Student council members were Janet Boyd, Jim Disbrow, and president of the student council, Marsha Fritts. Queen candidates were Janet Cooper, Donna Wilson and Roberta Goken. King candidates were Gary Haynes, Farrell Cummins and Dick McCammack. The queen was Roberta Goken and the king was Dick McCammack. CLASS After fifteen years of faithful service to Argenta Community High School. Mr. Wilkey was granted a leave of absence. This, he decided, would be a perfect time to take his family on a vacation. There was a family conference, and Disneyland was chosen as the vacation spot (the children controlled the vote). Upon arriving at Disneyland they met Miss Parks who was the personal barber for Walt Disney. It was her day off, so she decided to make the tour with them. She and Mr. Wilkey remember the year I960 when they were both sponsors of the senior class at A. C. H. S. As they enter the gates to the park, they saw a girl selling copies of Walt Disney's magazine. Mr. Wilkey's children wanted a magazine so he bought them one. He recognized BERT GOKEN as the girl selling them. Looking through the book. Miss Parks noticed the credits on the first page. She saw that CAROL KLUKIS was the editor, and SHIRLEY LOGSDON was the typist for the magazine. Shirley had reached a typing speed of two hundred fifty words per minute. They saw the entrance to Fantasyland looming ahead of them, so they decided to make that the first stop. Among the crowd they spotted Mrs. NANCY CUMMINS and her family. Nancy's four children were fighting over a sack of popcorn. As they entered Fantasyland, they heard strains of the Mickey Mouse Club theme song. Soon they saw the band marching down the street with JOYCE MACKEY as drum majorette. A baritone solo was heard, and Mr. Wilkey recog- nized it to be JIM DISBROW'S style. I always knew that boy would make something of himself, Mr. Wilkey said to Miss Parks. Then as the procession passed they saw MARSHA FRITTS being carried on the shoulders of two mouseketeers. What is she doing? Miss Parks asked a man next to her. Marsha's just been elected president of the Mickey Mouse Club, he said. It happened to be MAX JUSTICE who was talking to Miss Parks. He and DICK McCAMMACK were touring the world with a pro-basketball team. In Disneyland all the favorite fairy tales are portrayed. The Wilkey's went to Sleeping Beauty's castle first. They saw that Sleeping Beauty was JANE SHELTON. A sign on the wall said that Jane had a habit of sleeping in English class, and she just turned a habit into a vocation. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was next. Because of her dark hair and fair complexion, JANET COOPER was quickly hired for this portrayal. A sign across the street said that pictures would be taken for 10£ each. Mr. Wilkey took his children over to get their pictures taken. The photographer was SUE DeTAR. Miss Parks had been anxious to go to Adventureland to see the natives, so they went there. They boarded the boat that took them through the swamp. Mr. Wilkey and Miss Parks were both surprised to see DON MYERS piloting the boat. As they glided through the water they saw BETTY SHYER on one of the islands. What is Betty doing? asked Miss Parks. She is a missionary to the natives, replied Don. PROPHECY As the cruise ended the party realized that they were hungry. Mrs. Wilkey felt that one of her children was missing, but she didn't know which one. Mr. Wilkey blew his whistle, and all his children lined up. Shelly was missing. The family went to the information booth. Shelly was there talking to the guide in the booth, COLLEEN RICHARD. Collen told them that CAROL BOYD was the librarian in the new Library of Mickey Mouse Comic Books. Mr. Wilkey asked Colleen where wouldbe a good placeto eat. She told them that McDonalds had a place in the amusement park. They found that CHRISTINE EDGECOMBE was the new manager of one week. They found WAYNE POTRAFKA and PAT HAMBLEN working there. While eating they saw DEAN PROCTOR sitting beside them. He was a recruiting officer from Los Angeles on vacation. In the amusement park they saw DON STEPHENS working at the kiddie car stand, and JUDY DIXSON working as a ghost in the haunted house. A poster with SANDRA BEBEE'S picture on it tells them that Sandra, Walt Disney's newest artist, has just finished creating a cartoon figure, The Cool Ghoul, based on the characteristics of JANET BOYD. On their way to Tomorrowland they saw a crowd of screaming girls on one side of them and a fascinated audience on the other. The girls are clamoring for an autograph from DAVID DARNALL, Walt Disney's newest star. He is featured in the new T. V. series The Many Loves of David Darnall. The other crowd is fascinated by BUD DUNCAN'S demonstration of the new ten - speed Remington Rand electric shaver. At Tomorrowland they see EDDIE ALLEN, ED AUSTIN, and FARREL CUMMINS as a crew in the first ship to the moon. In Frontierland they see TERRY HEINZ in a saloon watching the dancehall girls, NANCY REED, JUDY BOYD, and DONNA WILSON, with SHIRLEY CUNDIFF playing a player piano in the corner. Terry tells them that he is a world reknown auto-racer. Outside they hear shouting and they run to see what is happening. Terrible TED COOPER and Desperate DICK GOKEN are about to have a showdown over ROSELYN ADAMS. LOREN HISER, the sheriff, feels that he should do something about the fight but he doesn't have the courage. Just as the men are about to draw, Mr. Wilkey heard a train whistle and hurried his tribe and Miss Parks away. Miss Parks recognized DOUG PASCHAL as the Mickey Mouse train engi- neer, and she stopped to have a word with him. The word turns into three or four hundred, and the train starts an hour late. From the train window they see GARY HAYNES driving a herd of cattle with nothing but his trusty bullwhip and a horse. A little further on they see LINDA EADS, a typical frontier housewife. After fighting with Max all her senior year, she feels capable of the job. She is baking some bread with one hand and fighting some fifty Indians with the other. Just as the Indians attack for the third time. Mr. Wilkey woke up. He got up and walked into the kitchen to tell his wife about his strange dream. CHRISTINE EDGECOMBE leaves her wining personality to Donna Stephens. ROSELYN ADAMS leaves her ability to stay high on the Honor Roll to Dick Agee. JANET BOYD leaves her ability to get to the Prom late (in my jinior year) to Kenny Ayers. FARRELL CUMMINS leaves all the comic books that he has read in first hour study hall to Joy Rolofson. JUDITH DIXSON leaves her ability to have a partin the senior play to Aaron Sar- gent. GARY HAYNES leaves his good looks to anyone who needs them. JANE SHELTON leaves her fiery temper to Linda Gawthorpe. DONNIE STEPHENS leaves his ability to buy a new car in his senior year to Gene Gawthorpe. SHIRLEY LOGSDON leaves her (inherited) down-the-hall swagger to Bernice Lewis. SUE DeTAR leaves her ability to be co-editor of the yearbook in her senior year to Sandra Mathes. ED AUSTIN leaves his outstanding ability to sleep in bookkeeping class to Larry McConkey. LINDA EADS leaves her ability to go steady all through her senior year to Betty Ayers. TED COOPER leaves his flat top hair cut to Kenny Snead. CAROL BOYD leaves her ability to paint in arts and crafts to Steve Plappert. TERRY HEINZ leaves his ability to stay quiet and out of trouble to Gene Lawrence. COLLEEN RICHARD leaves her blue eyes to Bruce Darnall. DEAN PROCTOR leaves his curly hair to Harold Phillips. PAT HAMBLEN leaves her typing speed to Ronnie Grider. RICHARD GOKEN leaves his ability to sleep in study hall to Pat Buckley. DONNA WILSON leaves her size to Pat Griswold. MAX JUSTICE leaves his ability to be on the first five of the basketball team in his senior year to Tommy Allen. NANCY CUMMINS leaves her blonde hair to Nancy Cooper. DICK McCAMMACK leaves his kingship in his senior year to Leon Bryant. CAROL KAY KLUKIS leaves her ability to work all night and still goto school the next day to Janet Taylor. WAYNE POTRAFKA leaves his ability to stay in trouble to David Camfield. BETTY SHYER leaves her courage to get her hair cut short to Sharon Dixson. LOREN HISER leaves his flashy clothes to Sandra Bell. JOYCE MACKEY leaves her ability to be a cheerleader in her senior year to Darrell Ruble. DOUG PASCHAL leaves his height to Roger Drake. NANCY (Reed) BLANKENSHIP leaves her ability to get the M.R.S. degree in her senior year to Rita Boyd. EDDIE ALLEN leaves his ability to be late for English class and get by with it to Mary Myers. ROBERTA GOKEN leaves her ability to become homecoming queen in her senior year to Tierney Davenport. JIM DISBROW leaves his ability to be late for bookkeeping class to Dinah Buckley. MARSHA FRITZS leaves her ability to be student council president to Paul Gross. DAVID DARNALL leaves his ability to play basketball to Mike O'Brien. SANDRA BEBEE leaves her well-worn (from a lot of hard use) English book to David Fombelle. ROBERT DUNCAN leaves his position of senior class president to Gary Cunning- ham. JANET COOPER leaves her short, dark hair to Glendora Thomas. DON MYERS leaves his ability to escape the girls to Gene Manuel. SHIRLEY CUNDIFF leaves her quiet manner to Ann Cummins. JUDY BOYD leaves her chewing gum to Sandra Voyles. TO THE FACULTY we the senior class leave a grateful and heartfelt thanks for the many things you have done for us to help us a lot farther down life's winding road. TO THE JUNIORS we leave you all our cheerfulness and gaiety plus the ability to finally get all the things done that need to be. TO THE SOPHOMORES we leave you all the books that we have so dearly treas- ured, for four years, to study from. TO THE FRESHMEN we leave you four of the gayest most carefree years of your life, if you will take the advice of us and make the most of your high school years. CLASS WILL Adams, Judy Allen, Guy Ayers, Betty Blanchard, Mary Boyd, Rita Craig, Ricky Cullison Noel Disbrow, Ted Dixson, Sharon Farkas, Bonnie Ferrill, Kathy Fombelle, David Gawthrop, Gene Grider, Ronnie Jacoby, Carolyn Krohn, John •r-lS ♦’v v minb CLA98 Kruse, Joan Largent, Elaine Luckenbill, Rick Nelson, Don Peterson, Carol Phillips, Harold Plappert, John Reed, Robert Roberts, Lynn Rolofson, Joy Sargent, Aaron Schaffer, Roger Tanner, Lois Turner, Mary Voyles, Sandra White, Woody Wilks, Rita 1961 Bryant, Leon-Secretary- Treasurer Mings, Barbara-Reporter Adams, Nancy Agee, Richard Allen, Tom Ankrom, Skippy Beadleston, Robert Boyd, Joan Boyd, Linda Boyd, Florence Brandt, Marvin Brooks, Bonnie Bunch, Lois Conway, Walter Cooper, Nancy Crews, Dana Cunningham, Gary Cummins, Ann i CLASS O'Brien, Mike - Pre sident Camfield, David-Vice- President Darnall, Bruce Davenport, Tierney Davidson, Steven Edwards, James Fear, Jackie Fulk, Brenda Fyke, Carol Gaffron, Sandra Gawthrop, Linda Jacoby, Eugenea Jensen, Jo Ann King, Janet Kirby, David Kusturin, Vicki Kramer, Don Lawrence, Gene 1962 Buckley, Dinah-Secretary- T reasurer Richard, Delores-Reporter Livingood, Dale Lorett, Don McVey, Sharon Manning, Shirley Mings, Karen Moyer, Leroy Meyers, Mary Noe, Vicki Phillips, Donna Plappert, Mary Ruble, Darrell Scott, Allen Simpson, William Snead, Kenneth Stephens, Donna Stiles, Marcia Stoddard, Susan Tanner, Alice Taylor, Janet Wakefield, Larry Westerman, Linda White, Fred Wilber, Barbara Wilber, William I Allen, Sally Bebee, Tom Boyd, Frances Bell, Sandra Brennan, Kathy Buckley, Pat Buis, Joyce Camfield, Joe Collins, Betty Cooper, Steve Cundiff, Robert Flaugher, Gerald Fritts, Tom Griswold, Pat Hall, Sharon Helm, Charles Jackson, Curtis Jackson, Duane Justice, Charlotte Koch, Dennis CLASS Lewis, Bernice Likins, Jackie Logsdon, Jim McKinney, Gary McVey, Gary Maiden, Jim Manuel, Gene Matthews, Rodney Moyer, Delores Norbits, Danny Sheehan, Tim Stine, Phyllis Taylor, Nancy Thomas, Glendora Thomas, Lynn Verner, Gerry Wallace, Jack Walter, Raymond Wells, Larry Wiggins, Danny 1963 Allen, Robert Anderson, Kay Bell, Larry Boyd, Danny Brooks, Toni Bryant, Jackie Chandler, Carl Chandler, Richard Compton, Carol Compton, Cheryl Cummins, Jane Cundiff, Marilyn Easter, Clifford Farkas, Wade Fear, Dawn Findlay, Robert Finney, Linda Foster, Bonnie French, Ronald Fyke, Bob Haltom, Susan Hardcastle, Elizabeth Hayes, Janet Heim, David Johnson, Danny King, Mike Klukis, Roger Kruse, John Lawrence, Rose Littleton, Robert Manning, Larry Mathes, Tommy Mings, Jim Moore, Paul Paschal, Tom Phillips, Edward Phillips, Larry Ragsdale, Robert Rappman, Diana Roberts, Linda Rolofson, Gary Rubble, Terry Simpson, Elaine Skinner, Anita Smith, Kenneth Smith, Louise Snead, Barbara Trimmer, David Waldrop, Nancy Walters, Billy Wells, Bobby Westerman, DiAnne Wethington, Jerry White, Anita Wikoff, Richard Woolley, Paulette Yetter, Richard Agee, Tom Askren, Lonnie Austin, Gene Babb, Joe Bolton, Norma Cooper, John Craig, Don Crews, Judy Cundiff, Nancy Cunningham, Leon Current, Carol Davenport, Jean Davis, Kathy Dixson, John Easter, John Edgecombe, Pamela Edgecombe, Richard Evans, Jerry Fornear, James French, Orville Gaffron, Jackie Garrett, Mike Grider, Linda Hardin, Nick Hastings, Linda Hayes, Wayne Heinz, Dennis Heim, Linda Helm, Ronnie Hoppee, Linda Johnson, Marcena Kantner, Martin Kaufman, Judy Kaufman, Roy Kirby, Dorothy Lanter, Lynette Livingood, Mary Lorett, David McCammack, Eddie Manning, Susie Marsh, Randy Mathes, Mary Miller, Sheron Nixson, Rita Norbitts, Sandra O'Brien, Billy Plappert, Jack Potrafka, Sally Richard, James Richard, Melody Roberts, Hal Rose, Denny Ruch, Sharon Scott, Virginia Simpson, Mike Six, Pamela Stillman, Gay Tanner, Howard Taylor, Paulette Tyre, Roberta Walker, David Wethington, Tom White, William Wiggins, Karen Wilson, Melody Wiseheart, Beverly Activities PROM On April 24 the juniors, seniors, fac- ulty and board members met at the ballroom of the YMCA for the annual Prom. Shirley Cundiff sang the title song ’'With a Song in my Heart. Joyce Mackey was the mistress of ceremonies, Janet Boyd gave the welcom- ing speech, Jack Ponewash gave the thank you speech. The girls sextet provided spec- ial music, and music for the dance was fur- nished by Preston Jackson his Band. HOMECOMING Count Guy Allen Baron David Darnall Marquis Max Justice Duke Gary Haynes Duke Farrell Cummins Marquis David Fombelle Baron Leon Bryant Count Bob Beadleston Countess Linda McConkey Baroness Joan Boyd Marquise Mary Blanchard Duchess Janet Cooper Duchess Donna Wilson Marquise Judy Adams Baroness Delores Richard Countess Judy Ferrill I'm going to wear these slips! Lincoln freed the slaves--all but one. I'll fracture your skulls. JUNIOR PLAY CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN SENIOR PLAY Is anyone home? I've got you now! Who said she wasn't scared. Steve, were you in the hall last night? A cool ghoul trying to get ahead. Why it's Mrs. Erskine! Preparing for the opening night. I WAS A TEEN-AGE DRACULA ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: V. Noe, C. Helm, J. Adams, S. Cundiff. N. Cooper, N. Bolton, E. Simpson, L. Hastings, B. Lewis, L. Hoppee, D. Richard, L. Moyer, M. Richard. S. Dixson, L. Heim, K. Wiggins, K. Anderson, J. Davenport, M. Johnson, C. Smith, D. Kirby, T. Fritts, N. Adams, K. Phillips, L. Westerman. L. Bunch, P. Stine, T. Davenport, A. Scott, W. White. ROW 1: J. Cooper, S. Stoddard, R. Adams, R. Ragsdale. ROW 2: G. Rolofson, G. McKinney, O. French, N. Waldrop, G. Stillman, M. Cundiff, J. Mackey ROW 3: D. Buckley, S. Ruch, D. Johnson, T. Ruble, D. Heim, J. Disbrow. T. Wethington, E. McCammack, B. Wilber, J. Camfield, J. Cooper, R. Helm. ROW 4: P. Hamblen, R. Luckenbill, Director, Mr. Wilkey, BAND DRUM MAJOR Joyce Mackey MAJORETTES Nancy Adams Dinah Buckley Sharon Ruch Melody Richard CLARINET QUARTET S. Cundiff, S. Dixson, E. Simpson, B. Lewis BRASS SEXTET Richard, B. Wilber, W. White, J. Disbrow, L. Westerman, D. Phillips CLARINET TRIO L. Heim, N. Bolton, L. Hastings MIXED WOODWIND DUET R. Adams, S. Cundiff FLUTE DUET S. Stoddard, J. Cooper MIXED WOODWIND TRIO N. Bolton, S. Stoddard, S. Dixson TRUMPET TRIO L. Westerman, D. Phillips, N. Adams FRENCH HORN TRIO L. Moyer, D. Richard, M. Richard tm SAXOPHONE QUARTET N. Waldrop, G. Rolofson, G. McKinney, M. Cundiff TROMBONE TRIO E. McCammack, R. Helm, J. Cooper CLARINET QUARTET V. Noe, C. Helm, J. Adams, N. Cooper MIXED CLARINET QUARTET J. Adams, N. Cooper, R. Ragsdale, J. Mackey DRUM QUINTETTE P. Stine, R. Luckenbill, L. Bunch, T. Davenport, A. Scott BRASS QUINTET M. Richard, R. Helm, D. Heim, D. Johnson, T. Ruble ROW 1: Rr. ROW 2: S. ROW 3: L. ROW 4: L. Littleton, D. Boyd, J. Mings, J. Wethington, B. White, C. Easter. Miller, S. Potrafka, J. Crews, R. Nixon, L. Grider, P. Edgecombe. Hastings, J. Gaffron, J. Hayes, R. Lawrence, B. Snead, L. Lanter. Smith, B. Foster, N. Cundiff, K. Davis, D. Westerman, M. Mathes, E. Hardcastle. CHORUS ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: ROW 5: C. Boyd, B. Farkas, S. Cundiff, R. Luckenbill, Mrs. Williams, E. Allen, S. Voyles, N. Blankenship, C. Jacoby, J. Paschal. J. Jensen, M. Fritts, E. Jacoby, A. Cummins, R. Boyd, A. Scott, G. Cunningham, V. Noe, L. Boyd, J. Taylor, S. Gaffron, E. Largent. D. Phillips, B. Brooks, J. Boyd, A. Tanner, M. Stiles, K. Snead, L. Moyer, K. Mings, K. Ferrill, C. Richard, S. Stoddard, L. Tanner. B. Mings, J. Likins, C. Justice, N. Cummins, J. Boyd, T. Fritts, B. Darnall, J. Boyd, M. Blanchard, P. Griswold, G. Thomas, D. Moyer. F. Boyd, L. Gawthorpe, S. Manning, J. Fear, R. Wilks, W. White, R. Craig, S. Mathes, P. Hamblen, M. Turner, M. Boyd, L. McConkey. ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 1: ROW 2 ROW 3 Mrs. Helper, J. Fear, L. McConkey, L. Westerman, V. Kusturin. P. Buckley, A. Tanner, S. Hall, J. Jensen. P. Stine, B. Lewis, J. Buis, N. Taylor, L. McConkey, T. Sheehan, B. Wilber. : N. Adams, S. Stoddard, J. Adams, V. Noe, M. Plappert, N. Cullison, M. O'Brien. : J. King, B. Mings, C. Peterson, N. Cooper, M. Boyd, K. Mings, T. Davenport. YEARBOOK STAFF Snapshot editor, S. Bebee; Class History, S. Cundiff; Co-editor Class Will, C. Klukis; Co- editor Class Will, S. DeTar; Sponsor, Mrs. Parks; Prophecy, S. Stoddard J. Rolofson. NEWSPAPER ROW 1: L. Roberts, Business Manager; Mrs. Helper, Sponsor; J. Disbrow, Co-editor; M. Fritts, Editor; J. Rolofson, Chief reporter; P. Hamblen, Business reporter. ROW 2: J. Davenport, B. Wilber, D. Richard, L. Tanner, J. Ferrill, N. Adams, C. Boyd. ROW 3: K. Davis, V. Noe, D. Westerman, W. Farkas, E. Hardcastle, S. Stoddard, D. Crews, A. Cummins. ROW 4: B. Goken, B. Mings, D. Buckley, R. Wilks, B. Darnall, S. Bebee, C. Richard, J. Shelton. ROW 5: L. Gawthorpe, M. Boyd, J. Cooper, G. Gawthorpe, D. Fombelle, S. DeTar, J. Mackey, R. Adams. STUDENT COUNCIL ROW 1: Mr. Kimler, Sponsor; B. Goken, M. Fritts, J. Boyd, D. Richard. ROW 2: B. Snead, P. Buckley, M. 0 Brien, D. Heim, N. Bolton, J. Cooper. ROW 3: C. Boyd, B. Bealeston, D. McCammack, D. Fombelle, L. Bryant, T. Fritts, L. Tanner. LIBRARIANS ROW Is B. Goken, C. Peterson, C. Richard, J. Cooper, Mrs. Kirby, Sponsor. ROW 2: J. Jensen, S. Gaffron, M. Fritts, L. Tanner, L. Gawthorpe, B. Wilber, S. Cundiff, C. Boyd. ROW 3: L. Boyd, B. Farkas, S. Voyles, M. Plappert, J. Dixson, C. Fyke, D. Crews, B Fulk, R. Boyd, J. Rolofson. ROW 4: J. Shelton, V. Kusturin, B. Mings, K. Ferrill, P. Hamblen, S. Bebee, M. Blanchard, K. Mings, B. Brooks. ROW 5: R. Adams, M. Turner, S. Manning, B. Ayers, J. Cooper, M. Boyd, S. Mathes, R. Wilks, J. Fear. ROW 1: A. Sargent, D. Fombelle, T. Disbrow, L. McConkey, J. Rolofson. ROW 2: C. Boyd, L. Boyd, R. Shaffer, C. Peterson, R. Duncan, M. Boyd, S. Mathes, R. Wilks, D. Goken, J. Disbrow, M. Plappert, B. Wilber. ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: ROW 5: Mrs. Verner, Sponsor; P. Hamblen, L. Eads, M. Turner, M. Blanchard. J% Jensen, A. Cummins, L. Tanner, R. Adams, J. Mackey, S. Bebee, D. Wilson. J. Paschal, E. Jacoby, S. McVey, R. Goken, A. Tanner, B. Farkas, J. Adams, B. Fulk, S. Gaffron. C. Fyke, V. Kusturin, K. Ferrill, C. Richard, B. Collins, B. Shyer, M. Stiles, B. Mings, B. Brooks. S. Logsdon, J. Boyd, J. Boyd, S. Manning, J. Cooper, P. Griswold, C. Edgecombe, C. Klukis, C. Peterson. G. A. A. ROW I: Miss Parks, J. Mackey, D. Richard, S. Stoddard, A. Cummins, N. Cooper, P. Gris- wold. ROW 2: J. Rolofson, J. Jensen, L. Bunch, S. Allen, C. Boyd, S. Cundiff, J. Paschal, N. Adams, J. Masey, C. Smith, P. Buckley. ROW 3: K. Brennan, J. Ferrill, L. Tanner, D. Crews, J. Dixson, L. Westerman, V. Kusturin, S. Dixson, B. Fulk, E. Jacoby, M. Plappert, L. Boyd. ROW 4: B. Brooks, V. Noe, P. Stine, M. Stiles, B. Mings, B. Collins, J. Boyd, K. Mings, B. Shyer, J. Buis, C. Fyke, A. Tanner. ROW 5: B. Lewis, S. Logsdon, T. Davenport, M. Blanchard, J. Boyd, C. Edgecombe, L. Gaw- thorpe, J. Boyd, R. Adams, D. Buckley, J. King. ROW 6: S. Manning, N. Taylor, P. Hamblen, S. Mathes, M. Boyd, B. Ayers, J. Cooper, S. DeTar, C. Klukis, R. Wilks, J. Fear, C. Justice. VAR8ITY TEAM ROW Iz Coach Huff, L. Bryant, G. Allen, B. Beadleston, D. Paschal. ROW 2: D. Darnall, D. McCammack, D. Fombelle, M. Justice, W. White, S. Cooper, D. Wiggins. BASKETBALL ROW 1: B. Darnall, H. Phillips, J. Edwards, R. Drake, S. Davidson, L. McConkey, T. Disbrow, T. Elsea. ROW 2: B. Disbrow, K. Snead, B. Simpson, J. Wallace, Coach Strobel, G. Flaugher, C. Jackson, L. Moyer, R. Luckenbill, D. Norbits. B TEAM BASEBALL ROW 1: K. Snead, T. Cooper, B. Beadleston, W. White, L. Bryant, D. Fombelle, R. Luck- enbill, L. Moyer. ROW 2: Mr. Strobel, B. Disbrow, S. Plappert, S. Davidson, M. Justice, D. Darnall, G. Allen, B. Darnall, T. Disbrow. Coach Dale Huff congratulates and awards trophies to his main track star, Leon Bryant. Bryant carried his squad to third place in county last year, won the mile and 880 yard run, and wasArgenta's first in quite some time to win the Urbana State District in the mile as a Sophomore. He also ran for the State Championship at the Uni- versity of Illinois. H. H. S. j- Rita Wilks Joyce Mackey Bernice Lewis CHEERLEADERS Joyce Mackey, Joan Kruse, Delores Richard, Bernice Lewis, Carol Fyke, Rita Will Joan Kruse Carol Fyke Delores Richard JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL ROW 1: Coach Donoho, L. Manning, R. Ragsdale, K. Smith, L. Phillips, B. Fyke, G. Rolofson, T. Paschal. ROW 2: B. Finley, R. Chandler, E. Phillips, R. Yetter, M. King, R. Klukis, D. Heim, P. Moore. A TEAM ROW 1: J. Cooper, J. Richard, W. Farkas, J. Fornear, J. Mings, N. Hardin, E. McCammack, L. Askren. ROW 2: H. Roberts, K. Wikoff, J. Evans, L. Maple, Coach Donoho, T. Wethington, D. Rose, M. Gharret, D. Walker. B TEAM Sharen Miller, Melody Richard, Toni Brooks, Barbara Snead. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS AND SCORES 11-16-59 Cisco There Won 11-23-59 Maroa There Lost 12-3+59 Bement Here lost 12-7-59 Forsyth Here Won 12-10-59 Weldon Here Won 12-14-59 Boody Here Lost 12-17-59 Blue Mound There Won 12-21-59 Macon There Won 1-7-60 Mt. Zion There Lost 1-11-60 Clinton Here Won 1-14-60 Niantic There Won 2-8-60 Warrensburg Here Lost DATE TEAM 11-17-59 Deland- W eldon 11-20-59 Warrensburg 11-24-59 Bement 12-1-59 Macon 12-5-59 Maroa 12-8-59 Niantic 12-11-59 St. Teresa 12-15-59 Monticello 12-18-59 Bethany 1-5-60 Mt. Zion 1-8-60 Lakeview 1-12-60 Cerro Gordo 1-15-60 Lovington 1-26-60 Bethany 2-2-60 Niantic 2-5-60 Mt. Zion 2-9-60 Lovington 2-16-60 Farmer City 2-19-60 Warrensburg 2-23-60 Maroa PLACE WE THEY There 58 44 Here 59 49 There 69 56 Here 57 56 Here 75 62 There 70 72 Here 69 63 Here 52 41 There 36 48 Here 52 43 Here 53 34 There 69 51 There 60 46 Here 68 69 Here 70 71 There 84 61 Here 87 58 Here 101 52 There 63 59 There A3 59 SENIOR CATEGORY Most Musical Most Talkative Most Bashful Best Dancer Most Friendly Best Actress Best Actor Most Co-operative Class Clowns Biggest Flirts Most Athletic Biggest Apple Polishers Most Likely to Succeed Most Conceited GIRL SHIRLEY CUNDIFF COLLEEN RICHARD JUDY DIXSON JUDY BOYD DONNA WILSON MARSHA FRITTS CAROL KLUKIS SHIRLEY LOGSDON SANDRA BEBEE JOYCE MACKEY PAT HAMBLEN MARSHA FRITTS PAT HAMBLEN BOY JIM DISBROW EDDIE AUSTIN DEAN PROCTOR GARY HAYNES GARY HAYNES DOUGLAS PASCHAL DON MEYERS DICK GOKEN FARRELL CUMMINS DICK McCAMMACK DAVID DARNALL TERRY HEINZ EDDIE AUSTIN