Athens Community High School - Athenian Yearbook (Athens, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1955 volume:

✓ The seniors of 1955 wish to dedicate this, our annual, to Mr. Herman E. Gardner. With sincere concern and paternal understanding he has guided us through four years of numerous high school activities. Beside supervising the building of all stage equipment for our plays, he knew the right people to contact for articles in demand--even to supplying home-made pies for a class party. We feel that his efforts were truly beyond the call of duty. 2 MR. BYRAM. Superintendent and DOTTIE INGOLD, Secretary Athens Community District No. 213 began its seventh year of consolidation with Mr. Glen T. Byram as superintendent and high school principal. Mr. Mac served as assistant principal, and the secretary for the district was Dottie Ingold. The enrollment for the district is as follows: Athens High School, 163; Athens Grade School, 221; Cantrall Grade School, 94; Fancy Prairie Grade School, 64; Indian Point Grade School, 35. The total enrollment for the district is 577. Several new pieces of equipment have been added this year. The high school has a new scoreboard and new lighting system for the study hall. There was new seating in some classes at Athens Grade School, and all schools received a slide film projector and a record player. BOARD: Charles Jensen, Secretary Herman Harrison Chester Powell, President A. L. Canterbury Lawrence Grant Harold Garmers J. K. Kincaid. Jr. 4 MR. HERMAN E. GARDNER B. S. - -University of Illinois. Vocational Agriculture. MRS. PAT BAKER B.S. --James Millikin University. Home Economics. mr. karl McWilliams B. S. in Ed. - -Eastern Illinois State Teachers College, M.S. --University of Illinois. Biology, Band, Assistant Principal. MISS MARY IHRIG B. A. --Shurtleff College. Chorus, Girl's Physical Education, English IV. MR. ROY HIXON B. of Ed. - -Southern Illinois University. Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping. MR. STEVE INGOLD B. S. - -Culver Stockton College. Advanced Math, Geography, Algebra, Geometry, General Math. MR. ORAL RAGLE B. S. in Ed. - -Ball Teachers College. Boy's Physical Education, Industrial Arts, University, MR. PHILLIP SHUTT B. A. in Ed. - -Iowa State Teachers College. Speech. U.S. History. Citizenship. American Problems. o. a. in Ed. Ush I. n. French I,u. Univ“ y- t 4 English Workshop GRADE NINE IOHN I. WA f Nf A M Nfrr lANGOAl dUius Boone JACK ADKINS Band 3,4; Music Contest 3,4; Class Officer 2; FFA 1,2, 3 (Officer 3); Music Festival 3,4; Honor Night 2, 3,4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3. ANNA BOONE Band 1,2, 3,4 (Officer 1, 2); Music Contest 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Athenian Staff; Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Night 4; Librarian 2, 3. JUDY CLINE National Honor Society; Band 1, 2, 3,4 (Officer 3, 4); Music Contest 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 2, 3,4; Cantata 3; Operetta 2; Class Officer 2; FHA 1. 2, 3, 4 (Officer 3,4); Athenian Sun Staff 1,2, 3,4; Athenian Staff; Student Council 2,4 (Officer 4); Music Festival 1,2, 3,4; Honor Night 2, 3,4; Pep Club 4. SHIRLEY CONNER (Jacksonville High School 1); FHA 2, 3, 4; Athenian Sun Staff 4; Honor Night 3, 4; Librarian 4; Pep Club 4. 10 HARRY ELLIOTT National Honor Society; Class Officer 1 (Vice Pres.); Junior Play; FFA 1,2, 3,4 (Officer 2, 3. Pres. 4); Student Council 2, 3, 4 (Pres. 4); FFA Judging Team 2, 3,4; Speech Contest 4; Librarian 2, 3. RUSSELL EMMONS CAROLYN FORNOFF Band 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Cantata 3; Operetta 2; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 (Officer 4); Athenian Sun Staff 1; Athenian Staff; Music Festival 1,2, 3,4; Honor Night 4; Majorette. HOWARD GOODMAN FFA 1,2,3; Honor Night 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1. 2, 3. Porno ff G°odtnan Hamilton Hamlin SIDNEY GRANT Band 1,2, 3,4; Music Contest 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 2, 3; Cantata 3; Operetta 2; Junior Play; Senior Play; FFA 1,2, 3,4; FFA Judging Team 2; FFA State Convention Band 3. DARLENE HAMILTON Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Cantata 3; Operetta 2; Music Festival 1,2, 3,4; Honor Night 4. KENNETH HAMLIN Chorus 1. DELORES HENDRICKSON Band 1,2, 3,4; Music Contest 1,2, 3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play FHA 1,2, 3,4 (Officer 3, 4); Athenian Sun Staff 2, 3,4; Athenian Staff; Music Festival 1.2, 3,4; Honor Night 4; Librarian 2, 3. GENE HILES Band 1, 2, 3,4; Band Officer 3; Music Contest 1, 2, 3,4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Cantata 3; Operetta 2; Senior Play; FFA 3; Athenian Sun Staff 2, 3, (Co-editor 3); Athenian Staff; Student Council 1,2, 3,4 (Officer 3); Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA State Convention Band 3; FFA National Convention; Band 4; All State Band 3. BETTY HOLLER Chorus 1; Glee Club 1; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 (Officer 3.4); Athenian Sun Staff 2. 3,4; Athenian Staff; Music Festival 1; Honor Night 4; Librarian 4; Pep Club 4. RICHARD HOWARD Chorus 3; Cantata 3; Junior Play; Senior Play. SHARON JACKSON Band 2,' 3,4; Music Contest 2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Cantata 3; Operetta 2; Class Officer 3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; FHA 1,2, 3,4; Athenian Sun Staff 4; Athenian Staff; Student Council 4; Speech Contest 3,4; Music Festival 1,2,3,4; Honor Night 2,4. ALICE KENT National Honor Society; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (Officer 1,2, 3, 4); Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; Cantata 3; Operetta 2; Senior Play; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Athenian Staff; Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Night 4. TWYLA LETZ National Honor Society; Band 2, 3, 4;(President 4); Music Contest 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 1; Cantata 3; Operetta 2; Class Officer (President 3 4); Junior Play; Senior Play; FHA 1,2, 3,4 (Officer 2,4); Athenian Sun Staff 4; Athenian Staff; Student Council 3,4 (Officer 4); Music Festival 1, 2, 3,4; Honor Night 4; D. A. R. Award. 13 JANE McMARTIN (Flora High School 1); Band 2, 3,4 (Officer 4); Music Contest 2, 3,4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Cantata 3; Class Officer 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; FHA 2, 3,4 (Officer 4); Athenian Staff; Athenian Sun Staff 3; Student Council 4; Speech Contest 2, 3,4; Music Festival 3,4; Honor Night 3,4. BARBARA NOONAN National Honor Society; Band 1,2, 3,4; Music Contest 1,2, 3.4, Chorus 3; Class Officer 1 (Pres.); Junior Play; FHA 1,2. 3,4; FFA 3; Athenian Sun Staff 1,2, 3,4; Athenian Staff; Student Council 1; Speech Contest 1, 3, 4; Music Festival 1.2, 3,4; Honor Night 4; Librarian 3; FFA Judging Teams 3; Pep Club 4. LOWELL POWELL National Honor Society; Band 1, 2, 3; Class Officer 3; Junior Play; Senior Play; FFA 2, 4; Athenian Sun Staff 3, 4; Speech Contest 1, 2, 3,4; Music Festival 1, 2, 3; FFA Speaking District 2. JOHN RICHTER Band 1,2, 3,4; Music Contest 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 1; Cantata 3; Operetta 2; Class Officer 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; FFA 1,2, 3,4 (Officer 4); Music Festival 1.2. 3.4; Basketball 1; Baseball 4; FFA Judging Teams. JIM SAFFER Band 1, 2, 3.4; Music Contest 1,2. 3,4; Chorus 4; Senior Play ; FFA 1,2, 3,4 (Officer 2,4); Student Council; Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4; Librarian 2; FFA Judging Team. 14 BEVERLY STINNETT National Honor Society; Band 1,2, 3; Music Contest 1,2, 3; Junior Flay; Athenian Staff (Editor); Speech Contest 3; Music Festival 1,2, 3. VIRGINIA WALK UP Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Music Contest 1, 2, 3,4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Cantata 3; Operetta 2; Junior Play; Senior Play; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 (Officer 1); Athenian Sun Staff 2, 3; Athenian Staff; Speech Contest 2, 3,4; Music Festival 1,2, 3,4; Honor Night 4; Pep Club 4. BOB WALSH FFA 1; Basketball 1,2. JIM WATTS FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Honor Night 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2. 3. RICHARD WATTS FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA Judging Teams. H'atts, LINDA WHITTENBERG National Honor Society; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2; FHA 1,2, 3,4 (Officer 2. 3,4); Athenian Sun Staff 2, 3,4 (Co-Editor 3); Athenian Staff 4; Speech Contest 3,4; Music Festival 1,2, 3,4; Honor Night 3, 4; Girls State 3. SHIRLEY YOAKUM Chorus 3; Cantata 3; FHA 1,2, 3,4; Honor Night 4. MARGERY YOUNG National Honor Society; Band 1,2, 3,4 (Officer 1,2, 3,4); Music Contest 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 2, 3,4; Operetta 2; Cantata 3; Class Officer 1; FHA 1, 2, 3,4 (Officer 3,4, President 4); Section FHA Vice-President 4; Athenian Sun Staff 4; Athenian Staff 4; Student Council 4 (Officer 4); Music Festival 1,2, 3,4; Honor Night 3,4; Pep Club 4. Will We, the seniors of 1955, being yet in our right minds, do bequeathe the following items to the persons indicated: Anna Boone--My quiet ways in band to Judy Gustafson. Jack Adkins--My ability to take dancing lessons to Jim Hurt. Judy Cline--My French horn to Judy Wasilewski and my curly hair to Ester Wyatt. Shirley Connor--My quiet ways to Patty Seipel and my shortness to Phyllis Jensen. Harry Elliott--My place on Student Council to my brother Johnny. Russell Emmons--My ability to stay out of detention to Clarence Tomlin. Carolyn Fornoff--All my boyfriends to my sister Evelyn. Howard Goodman--My ability to keep out of trouble and my good grades to Shirley Gabbert. Sidney Grant--My hot Ford to Harvey Wells and my height to Matt Winter-bauer. Darlene Hamilton--My ability to get the car to Jean Williams and the Tallula boys to Betty Rogers. Kenneth Hamlin--My wavy hair to Buck Goodman and my grades to Herbert Pierceall. Delores Hendrickson--My long hair to Nancy Hollis and my ability to go steady to Janet Letz. Gene Hiles--My ability to get through school to Tom Giacomini and my ability in math to Margaret Shurrager. Betty Holler--My bashful ways to Barbara Hollis. Richard Howard--My ability to understand geometric figures to Loren Deckard and my hot Chevie to Jan Jensen. Sharon Jackson--My ability to get first in State in piano to Karen Rollett and my typing speed to Barbara Cline. Alice Kent--My ability to write themes to Hermina Stier and my seat on the bus to Dean Hendrickson. Twyla Letz--My seat in study hall at noon to Barbara Cline. Janie McMartin--My subtle wit to Theresa Muller and my ability to be a P.B. (Preacher's Brat) to Patsy Young. Barbara Noonan--My ability to stay out of detention to Kay and my talkative ways in civics class to the freshman boys. Lowell Powell--My ability to promote fervent political arguments to any poor neutral-minded soul. John Richter--My friendship with women to my brother Cliff and my height to Karl Becker. Jim Saffer--My ability to get love letters in code from freshmen to Loren Deckard. Beverly Stinnett--The boyfriends willed to me by Donna Graham to Barbara Cline and Peggy Mack. Virginia Walkup--My luck in speech contest to Phyllis Jensen and my ability to learn French to Donna Holler and Buck Goodman. Bob Walsh--My ability to get detentions to Poncho and my grades to Charles Holler. Jim Watts--My good behavior in Ag to Karl Becker. Dick Watts--My cowboy hat to Dean Hendrickson and my ability to understand math to Orville Baugher and my ability to torment girls to Jim Buhr. Linda Whittenberg--My cheerleading ability to Peggy Mack. Shirley Yoakum--My shoes to Ester Wyatt and my false tooth to Dorothy Marion. Margery Young--My freckles to Connie Landreth and my humor to Helen Wirth. 17 Carolyn Virginia Russell Judy Janie Kenny H. Richard 'J jywTTk P i ■■H Anna Alice Jack Dick and Jim John Lowell Kenny E. Beverly Twyla FLASH!!! FLASH!!!! May 14--Richard Howard, star of I Was Only Teasing You, was shot by his ex-fiancee, Anna Boone, New York socialite, last night at the Athenian Theater. May 15--Bob Walsh, coronor, announced that the cause of death was a bullet entering the left side of the heart, which agrees with the statement made by ballistics expert, Kenny Hamlin. Trial will be held May 28, 1969, at the Last Chance Court House. May 28--Called as first witness for the state was Sharon Jackson, leading lady, who stated that the shot came from the left of the stage. This fact was verified by Carolyn Fornoff, one of the star chorus girls. Arriving from all parts of the world to attend their old schoolmate's trial were: Lowell Powell, Ambassador to Denmark; Alice Marie Kent, governess from England; and Darlene Hamilton, soccer player from Australia. May 30--Taking the stand first for the defendant today was Margery Young, reknowned world traveler who flew in yesterday from Egypt to testify in behalf of her old friend. Recalling girlhood memories, she said, Miss Boone is definitely not the murdering type. Several notable personages seen in the courtroom during the trial today were Gene Hiles, Professor of English at Mt. Holyoke College for Women in Massachusetts; Russell Emmons, professional wrestler; Jack Adkins, head coach at U. C. L. A. While returning to our hotel after a trying day at the trial, we heard a familiar voice crying, Magazines for sale! Upon closer inspection of this figure, we found it to be none other than our old schoolmate, Sidney Grant May 31--The gay young divorcee, Virginia Walkup, was called to take the stand next. I definitely know that the shot came from the box next to me and when I turned to look, I saw a man dash from the back of the box, stated Miss Walkup. Also seen in the courtroom today were many of the defendant's old classmates of 1955: Shirley Yoakum, television dancer; Linda Whittenberg, famous dramatist; and Dick Watts, author of the famous book, How to Gain Weight in Five Easy Lessons. Going to the hotel from a weary day at the trial, we narrowly missed death when a poultry truck careened around the corner and the driver proved to be none other than Miss Barbara Noonan, our old schoolmate. Next to catch our eye was a group of people gathered around a small boy who had been in an'accident, but Dr. Stinnett was there to tend to the matter so we proceeded. Soon we discovered a neat little woman carrying groceries, who on closer approach proved to be Twyla Letz, who had just received the title, Typical Housewife of America. June 1--New faces seen in court today were John Richter, the latest male singing rage; Jim Watts, hog caller; Betty Holler, commercial artist; Shirley Connor, owner of Chicks Hatchery ; Delores Hendrickson, famous author of the book, How to Get Your Man and Keep Him ; and Howard Goodman, head pickle slicer at Buck's Delicatessen. Today was the great day; the defendant was called to the stand. Accompanied by her matron and psychiatrist, Judy Cline, Miss Boone arrived dressed in a Dior original, designed especially for this memorable occasion. Very convincingly she protested her innocence. Next witness. -- With your permission, Your Honor, I should like to call Jim Saffer to the stand. -- Permission granted. -- Where were you on the night the crime was committed? -- I am the star dancer of the Athenian Theater and was awaiting my cue in the wings. -- Tell the members of the jury and the court exactly what you saw happen. The defendant has long been a secret love of mine, and many times I have watched her. On the night of May 14, 1969, I was watching her, as usual. Suddenly I saw someone stealthily creep into the darkness of her box. I strained my eyes to make out clearly who the person was. My eyes perceived a gun in his hand. At first I thought it was aimed at my secret love, but finally I realized it was aimed at the star, Mr. Howard. Before I realized it, he fired the gun and Richard staggered and fell. Tell the court whom you saw.” It was Kenny Elliott, whom I know also to be infatuated with the defendant, but realizing that he could stand it no longer, his only resort was to murder. Suddenly, from the back of the courtroom a loud sob was heard. Yes. I did it, wept the murderer. The defendant fainted, the court went wild, and the judge rapped the gavel in vain. Thus was the astounding ending of the famous Howard murder case, as reported in the Alaska News Dispatch, by reporter Jane McMartin. 19 FIRST ROW: Carolyn Barrington, Karl Becker, Rosemary Britz, Linda B rooks hie r, Annette Bryant. SECOND ROW: Gary Chastain, Barbara Cline, Delores Deckard, Mary Gragido, Diana Graham. THIRD ROW: Judy Gustafson, Dean Hendrikson. FOURTH ROW: Bessie Holler, Charles Holler. FIRST ROW: Jim Hurt, Dale Ingram, Phyllis Jensen. SECOND ROW: Roberta Jones, Dean Kern, Marlene Kern. THIRD ROW: Janet Letz, Peggy Mack, George Muller. FOURTH ROW: Theresa Muller, Paul Nevitt, Ronald Oiler. FIRST ROW: Herbert PiercealL, Nancy Pittman, Richard Pugsley, Betty Rogers, Phyllis Rust. SECOND ROW: Patty Seipel, Vernon Shartzer, Kenny Simmons, Bonnie Van Eman, Mary Wasilewski. THIRD ROW: Harvey Wells, Karen Wilcox. FOURTH ROW: Matthew Winterbauer, Deloris Wyatt. 22 I SOPHOMORES John Elliott. . .Sec.-Treas. David Hackman . .President Helen Wirth. . Vice-President Jan Jensen . Lynn Canterbury . Shirley Gabbert FRESHMEN Vice-President . . President . Sec. -Treas. SENIORS Janie McMartin . . Sec. -Treas. John Richter . . Vice-President Twyla Letz.............President JUNIORS . President Vice-President . Sec. -Treas. 23 PAGE 24, FIRST ROW: Mary Jean Beal, Jim Beaver, Dibby Brackham, Ronald Bryant, Carol Calvert. SECOND ROW: Betty Curry, Beverly Davis, Loren Deckard, Dick Dixon, Johnny Elliott. PAGE 25, FIRST ROW: Shirley Elmore, Shirley Fawns, Jimmy Frye, Buck Goodman, Nancy Grant, David Hackman. SECOND ROW: Donna Holler, Patsy Holler, Barbara Hollis, Nancy Hollis, Bronnie Jones, Larry Kenoyer. THIRD ROW: Dillard Lasseter, Charles Lindsey, Dorothy Marion, Donna Jean Meteer, Eddie Nichols, Rose Pierceall. FOURTH ROW: Betty Sanderfield, Joyce Sanderfield, Stanley Sharp, Bill Smith, Hermina Stier, Betty Stufflebeam. FIFTH ROW: Dick Sybert, Arthur Tomlin, Clarence Tomlin, Jerry Wasilewski, Judy Wasilewski, Doris Weidhuner. SIXTH ROW: Dorothy Wethington, Norma Jean Williams, Helen Wirth, Nancy Woods, Ester Wyatt, Patsy Young. FIRST ROW: Orville Baugher, Robert Beal, Sharon Beaver, Kenneth Bounds, Frank Brake, Cecelia Britz, James Buhr, Richard Buhr. SECOND ROW: Lynn Canterbury, Deloris Carter, Donald Croft, Sandra Davis, Marilyn Dixon, Floyd Eden, Harold Fawns, Evelyn For-noff. THIRD ROW: Walter Fornoff, Shirley Gabbert, Margaret Gard, Barbara Giacomini, Tommy Giacomini, Ronald Grant. FOURTH ROW: Dorothy Hannibal, James Holler, Jan Jensen, Connie Landreth, Donnie Lindsey, Joyce Marion, Wayne Milner, Judy Moklar. FIFTH ROW: Betty Nance, Eugene Nance, Kay Noonan, Bobby Oiler, Linda Oiler, Linda Pierceall, Norman Powell, Darlene Powers. SIXTH ROW: Karen Pugsley, Karen Rollett, Margaret Shurrager, Delbert Weidhuner, Charles Wells, James Wiker, Clara Woodrum, Anna Bell Yoakum. snny Emott, Pret ident ll The Student Council is a very important organization in our school. It deals with such problems as student behavior and general improvements. All organizations of the school are represented here. There are fifteen members in all. The last year's council influenced the installation of a fluorescent lighting system for our study hall. They annually sponsor a Halloween party, to cut down on vandalism during this season. Besides a Christmas dance, they also sponsor a party the last day of school before Christmas vacation. Being president of this organization is a position of considerable importance and honor. The duties of this year's president ranged from filling candy machines to making speeches to the student body on the disadvantages of using paper clips in place of coins in machines. FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Kenny Elliott, Mr. McWilliams, Margery Young. SECOND ROW; Janie McMartin, Jud Cline Twyla Letz, Jim Saffer, Gene Hiles. THIRD ROW: Loren Deckard, Richard Pugsley, Phyllis Jensen 'GaryVChastain, Barbara Cline. BACK ROW: Lynn Canterbury. Charles Lindsey, David Hackman. Barbara Giacomini. BACK HALF. LEFT TO RIGHT: Lowell Powell Richard Pugsley Jim Hurt Kenny Elliott Beverly Stinnett Twyla Letz Delores Deckard Margery Young Nancy Pittman Linda Whittenberg Peggy Mack FRONT HALF, LEFT TO RIGHT: George Muller Dean Hendrickson Barbara Noonan Bonnie Van Eman Alice Kent Judy Cline 29 Ilk I This year the library was increased by approximately 160 new books. A greater percentage of books have been in circulation this year compared to other years. Some of the most popular books are: Ethan Frome Old Man and the Sea Ramona Jane Eyre Wuthering Heights Du Jardin's books for girls Bess Streeters Aldrich's Books Hot Rod and Street Rod for boys John R. Tunis's books The responsibilities of librarians are to check books in and out of the library, keep books and magazines straight, repair books, and take care of library fines. They also give advice and help to students who ask for it. Here are a few questions that librarians have been asked: Could you find a good book for me--one worth a lot of points--can't have many pages--be easy to read and understand! Could you tell me when my book is due? Will you find me a book written by Jane Eyre? 30 HOBGOBLIN HOUSE' The two boys, sin e they had not hp6 time to say goodbye to the (Iris, came down tc v.luit them. The girls tell how fr?gi.it-fine-’ ‘ hey 're and the boya decide ot tho' They nte. , ilah, dney ity.. Iso Iy the Sch rob Kru Drr lme i-i nb- and ust ink r.e t::e tr.e move nelp ;eive catch- rescuing Aunt P; of ev«-ryoi. neices' boy nds, and Jack Lorlng (Jim Saffer John hichter) are out to get 25,000 inheritance the g-irls to receive when they a iiU.. le on GRANT and bob ga In a double ring ca service on Sunday a November 7, at Athens Cnurch, Hiss Lee Ann came the bride of Bo Rev. Leland Short per ceremony. The bride wore a b length sown of white Chantilly lace. The Ion bodice was topped with Chantilly lace that was at the shoulder line, a white lace cap wh XOU llttU. ct whoulder lenghth veil of white silk. She carried a white Bible xxa gives the boys !6 This year the Athenian Sun Staff was composed of thirty-two students. There was never a minute to spare with Phyllis Jensen, our editor, making sure we had our interviews, editorials, news from other schools, feature articles, district news, and sports write-ups in on time. Of course, it takes more than that to have a progressive interest in the paper. It takes that gossip and those corny jokes to really put the finishing touches on. The production staff and our artist, Betty Holler, were an indispensable aid to the staff, and a great deal of assistance was given by the sponsors, Mrs. Todd and Mr. Hixon. The paper was published monthly with a distribution of almost three hundred copies. at GOl the and ary ye- oh the concert. On December L, the .tr IHt iLmmJ- r p SUM November. 19 5 L. ATHENS HIGH SCHOOL, ATHENS. ILLINOIS Third Edition__. Yes, it does seem like only yesterday when the F. H. A. girls met with their new president, Margery Young, for the first time. As aids she had the following capable officers: Linda Whittenberg, Vice president: Judy Cline, secretary: Betty Holler, treasurer; Alice Kent, historian; Twyla Letz, parliamentarian; Delores Deckard, reporter; Peggy Mack and Jane McMartin, —------- ' 1 1 r, ' 1 T T ____1___l___a----i rrt----re J porter; Peggy MackZd'jlne McMartin Tecrere. Letz, song leaders; Carolyn Pornoff. degrees cdairtnan; and D.Li.7 projects chairman. She had superior guidance from our sponsor Mrs. Roy Baker and the two chapter mothers, Mrs. Lawrence Grant and Mrs. Henry Getz. During the year, the girls are kept very busy. Each is assigned to two or more committees to help carry out the year's heavy load of work. It is important for the girls to carry out the F.H.A. goals each month by some special activity. Along with the monthly work there are yearly projects to be carried out, such as, giving away the Thanksgiving basket and sending packages 0 ® tQO The freshmen were honored at a picnic — of ,h y r ere tion and Installation. Cline T Mlvnp!Jn Tff McMarrln- Pe8$y Mack, Twyla Letz, Margery Young, Linda Whittenberg. Delores Deckard. Judy W II' d i n SECOND ROW: Mrs. Baker, Janet Letz, Betty Holler, Alice Kent. Delores Hendrickson, Barbara Cline, Jean i lams, Beverly Davis, Sandy Davis. THIRD ROW: Patsy Holler, Mary Jane Beal, Barbara Hollis, Nancy Hollis, Shirley Yoakum, Evelyn Fomoff, Betty Curry, Betty Rogers, Bonnie Lou VanEman, Dorothy Wethington, Betty Sanderfield, Nancy Woods, Sharon Jack-son. FOURTH ROW; Nancy Pittman, Karen Wilcox, Helen Wirth, Barbara Noonan, Barbara Giacominl, Connie Landreth, Linda Oiler, Sharon Beaver, Shirley Gabberr, Dorothy Hannibal, Nancy Gram, Roberta Jones, Linda Pierceall. FIFTH ROW: Shirley Elmore, Phyllis Rust, AnnabelJe Yoakum, Judy Gustafson, Hermina Stier, Patsy Young, Darlene Powers, Kay Noonan, Martha Hendrickson, JunMt teer, Anna Boone, Shirley Connor. BACK ROW: Phyllis Jensen, Theresa Muller Diana Graham. Be««P d,%arol Calvert, silewski, Joyce Sanderfield, Virginia Walkup, Mary Joyce WasiJewski, Carolyn Barring on, y FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: David Hackman, James Saffer, John Richter, Herman Gardner. SECOND ROW: Kenny Elliott, James Hurt, Sidney Grant, George Muller. Dick Dixon. THIRD ROW; John Elliott, Delbert Weidhuner, James Wiker. Dean Hendrickson Eddie Nichols, Eugene Nance. James Holler. FOURTH ROW: James Frye, James Watts. Clarence Tomlin. Norman Powell Kennv Simmons, Walter Fornoff, Gary Chastain, Lynn Canterbury. FIFTH ROW- Kennv Bounds Bill Smith ui .... ' Wlnterbauer, Charles Holler. Dick Watts, Lovell Polell. Dale lngmhm ’ members of the Athens Under the supervision o£ ' ica gan anew a full year of numerous Chapter of ported Harry Elliott, president: Jim Hurt, vice activities. Fall «£ctl cre£ ' David Hackman, sentinel. Programs began with thW. F. A. livestock. Poultry, and Grain Show held in August. The Athens Chapter placed third for prizes awarded in the section. Next in line were the Judging contests of land, grain, poultry, dairy, and fat-stock. The goal from this is the State Judging contest held in Champaign. This year’s projects for making money consisted of selling ice cream, personalized stationary, seeds and picking up corn. When asked if anything humorous or interesting haoDer - I da roT aVl °ardner rePlied- ’It’s all humorous--o hours a day-- especially when I-m out of the classroomi � ;ns ■goes on five Judy Cline Subscriptions Linda Whittenberg Proof reader Virginia Walkup Copy writer Carolyn Fomoff Subscriptions Janie McMartin Copy writer Barbara Noonan Subscriptions Alice Kent Subscriptions Margery Young Copy writer Delores Hendrickson Subscriptions Twyla Letz Copy writer Betty Holler Copy writer Beverly Stinnett Editor Miss Ihrig Sponsor. Editorial Staff Anna Boone Typist Sharon Jackson Typist FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Cline, Judy Gustafson, Theresa Muller, Patty Seipel, Nancy Pittman, Delores Deckard, Marlene Kern. SECOND ROW: Carol Calvert, Judy Wasilewski, Barbara Hollis, Jean Williams, Linda Oiler, Peggy Gard, Darlene Powers, Roberta Jones, Kay Noonan. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Hannibal, Nancy Grant, Shirley Fawns, Patsy Holler, Mary Jane Beal, Judy Moklar, Doloris Carter, Shirley Gabbert, Sharon Beaver. FOURTH ROW: Joyce Sanderfield, Alice Kent, Hermina Stier, Patsy Young, Bev-erly Davis. Margery Young, Judy Cline. Marilyn Dixon. FIFTH ROW: Bessie Holler. Phyllis Rust, Dorothy Wethington, Bonnie Van Hman, Martha Henrikson, Betty Holler, Delores Hendrickson Helen Wirth lean Meteer. BACK ROW: Virginia Walkup. Barbara Noonan, Anna Boone. ShaVon Jackson SWlev Connor Janie McMartin, Betty Rogers, Mary Wasilewski, Nancy Woods. J Y C 0 ’ Not too long after school had started, an idea for a pep club was introduced to the student body. At the first organization meeting there were about 65 students who showed interest. The following officers were elected: Judy Gustafson, President; Patty Seipel, Vice-President; and Richard Pugsley, Secretary-Treasurer. Some of the goals set up for the Pep Club are as follows: Each member would attend as many games as possible. The girls would be attired in green skirts and white blouses, and the boys would wear green shirts. Each member would willingly help to raise money for the athletic fund. Each member would show good sportsmanship and would therefore set an example for others. The Pep Club would practice with the cheerleaders. After the first game, the Pep Club was complimented on the appearance of their cheering section. CHEERLEADERS - Barbara Giacomini, Peggy Mack, Nancy Hollis, Phyllis Jensen, Connie Landreth, Donna Holler. school students in high •hool band From Bach to Boogie Here comes the Athens Bandl We heard it play at the Menard County Fair and Summer Band concerts; watched it perform at the home basketball games and march in the Christmas parade in Springfield. Yes, these all helped to mark our debut into the school year of 1954-1955. Officers elected by the fifty-eight piece band, under the direction of Karl McWilliams, were Twyla Letz, president; Margery Young, vice president; Janie McMartin, secretary; and Judy Cline, treasurer. The band participated in the Abe Lincoln Music Festival this year at Mason City. Our annual fall concert and spring concert added to the many activities of the year. But not to be forgotten was the hard work and long hours of practice to fit each contestant, as near perfection as possible for this spring's solo and ensemble contest. A big event of the year was a Festival sponsored by the Band Boosters, in order to earn more money for new instruments to be purchased during the year. The Festival was climaxed by a dance. The point system was again used this year. It proved to be very successful. It taught us to be more alert and pay attention to the things that were going on around us. And it gave us a better organized band. Last, but not least, Thanks, Mr. Mac, for your patience in bringing to us many pleasant memories through music. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gene Hiles, Judy Moklar, Marilyn Dixon, Jean Williams, Miss Ihrig, Judy Cline, (SEATED) Margery Young, and Sharon Jackson. SECOND ROW: John Richter, Nancy Grant, Cecelia Britz, Doloris Carter, Connie Land-reth, Martha Hendrikson, Linda Oiler, and Sharon Beaver. THIRD ROW: Richard Pugsley, Kay Noonan, Carolyn Fornoff, Alice Kent, Darlene Hamilton, Betty Sanderfield, Peggy Gard, Darlene Powers, and Barbara Cline. FOURTH ROW: Jim Saffer, Patsy Young, Rosemary Britz, Carolyn Barrington, Nancy Hollis, Barbara Hollis, Jane McMartin, Karen Rollet, Joyce Sanderfield, and Rose Piercall. BACK ROW: Bill Smith, Virginia Walkup, Twyla Letz, Diana Graham, Janet Letz, Phyllis Jensen, Theresa Muller, Karen Wilcox, Nancy Pittman, Delores Deckard, and Hermina Stier. On October 29 along with six other schools, the chorus class took part in the Annual Abraham Lincoln Music Festival at Mason City. They worked hard on such songs as, Old Man River, One World, and Now The Day Is Over. The chorus and band also presented a Christmas Tea, December 21. The girls ensemble participated in this. The springtime was welcomed with a Variety Show, written and directed by the chorus students. Everyone had an enjoyable time presenting this show, and many new talents were discovered. Also the Music Appreciation course was continued after the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays. Many new participants entered the vocal contest this year. Everyone worked hard to bring back those valued ribbons, but fun was had by all. The Senior Ensemble closed the 54-55 year of chorus by singing their farewell songs at Commencement. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Wasilewski, D. Hackman, C. Wells, R. Buhr, D. Croft, J. Richter, J. Elliott, J. Holler, E. Nance. BACK ROW; Coach, J. Watts, J. Hurt, H. Wells, P. Nevitt, D. Sy-bert, J. Adkins, J. Buhr, V. Shartzer. bc ebci� ll September 3 Home Athens 3 Bath 6 Hurt--three times at bat, two hits and one run. Home run: Hurt. September 7 Home Athens 8 Easton 7 Elliott--two times at bat, two hits and one run. September 9 Away Athens 8 San Jose 2 Hurt--three times at bat, two hits, and one run. Home runs: Buhr--two. September 15 Home Athens 2 Williams- 22 ville Home runs: Nevitt--one, Adkins--one. September 17 Home Athens 23 Greenview 4 Hurt--four times at bat, four hits, and four runs. Home run: Adkins. September' 21 Home Athens 16 Ashland 3 Home runs: Buhr - -two September 22 Away Athens 11 New Berlin 6 Home runs: Adkins--one, Buhr--one. September 27 Away Athens 2 Mason City 5 Home run: Watts 38 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Elliott, J. Buhr. J. Adkins-Captain, C. Wells, J. Wasilewski, Coach Ragle. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: H. Wells, K. Bounds, M. Winterbauer, C. Holler, K. Becker, P. Nevitt. k= = - -Ke� -fc-k= «= ll November 16 Away Athens November 19 Home Athens December 1 Away Athens December 3 Away Athens December 7 Home Athens December 10 Away Athens December 14 Home Athens December 17 Home Athens December 21 Away Athens December 28- -January 1 December 29 Athens 49 January 7 Home Athens January 8 Home Athens January 12-15 January 12 Athens January 14 Athens January 15 Athens January 18 Away Athens January 21 Home Athens January 25 Away Athens January 28 Home Athens F ebruary 4 Home Athens F ebruary 11 Away Athens F ebruary 15 Away Athens F ebruary 18 Home Athens F ebruary 22 Away Athens 49 ♦San Jose 51 57 Riverton 42 42 Springfield 69 32 Lanphier 66 64 ♦Forman 58 43 F eitshans 53 63 ♦Greenview 57 54 Mt. Pulaski 69 48 Danville 72 PARIS HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT Tilden Tech 61 41 ♦ Petersburg 35 52 Mt. Olive 57 ATHENS-GREENVIEW TOURNAMENT 61 81 (Home) (Away) Ashland T ri-City 56 57 66 (Home) Petersburg 59 65 ♦Easton 49 63 ♦Mason City 65 65 Elkhart 73 66 Cathedral 68 52 Cuba 75 60 Williams ville 63 48 Auburn 60 63 DePue (Honor 82 83 Night) Tri-City 57 March 1 Athens REGIONAL TOURNAMENT-Havana March 3 Athens 59 Greenview 45 41 Springfield 60 ♦Abe Lincoln Conference games SECOND TEAM FRONT ROW: D. Hohimer J. Holler L. Canterbury D. Hackman R. Buhr D. Brackhan J. Elliott E. Nance SECOND ROW: Coach Ragle C. Wells N. Powell R. Sybert K. Bounds B. Jones J. Buhr D. Croft V. Shartzer New Scoreless Scoreboard Will We Win or Lose? (Greenview Game) Everybody's Here for the First Game 40 S. O. S. Friday, February 18, 1955 I’—' I Line of March Dibby Brackhan Judy Cline Jim Holler Nancy Hollis Donald Croft Darlene Hamilton Bronnie Jones Virginia Walkup Kenneth Bounds Linda Whittenberg Charles Wells Delores Hendrickson Jim Buhr Sharon Jackson Charles Holler Connie Landreth Paul Nevitt Barbara Giacomini Mat Winterbauer Anna Boone John Elliott Carolyn Fornoff David Hackman Janie McMartin Lynn Canterbury Shirley Yoakum Norman Powell Barbara Noonan Dick Sybert Twyla Letz Alice Kent Donna Holler Harvey Wells Betty Holler Jack Adkins Peggy Mack Karl Becker Phyllis Jensen Jerry Wasilewski-Absent AWARD AND CROWN BEARERS Her Majesty Eddie Nichols Vernon Shartzer--Managers ATTENDANT AND RETIRING QUEEN Margery Young Donna Graham QUEEN Shirley Conner Is There a Doctor in the House? Almost Curtain Time r ni'Miy Crazy Man, Crazy John and Jim? ! Publicity in Progress for HOBGOBLIN HOUSE Those Smiles Should Sell Lots of Hotdogs. O. K. Now, Hold It! Want to Buy a School Daze? Seniors in the Midst of a Busy Evening! Sophomore-Senior Magazine Salesmen Admire Margery's Prize Watch. Empty Gesture, Speech Playcast Who Drew Your Name? The Long Awaited Event, Junior-Senior Prom (1954) Kay Is Gay! Beware! The Devil Is Loose! (Halloween) The Christmas Dance with Paul Termine's Orchestra 1954 Junior - Senior Prom 'Let's Dance' Time Out for Fun Gary and Jane - Halloween King and Queen The Sandmen of Athens High - Christmas Party Pantomime Dorothy Sanderfield Wiseman's Shower ’Bell” Tells Us How to Ring He's Got Her Goat Aladdin and His Lamp 50 Now Hear This!” Whee-ee! Christmas Tea Christmas Tea Hobby Show at Band Boosters' Fall Festival Cate Chicks ! (Free pancake supper) Here comes the band (Spgfld. Christmas parade) Happy way to healthy living (Hygiene) Progressive education? (Citizenship) Teacher's little helpers in Home Ec storage room. Walkie-Talkie Style (General Science) No fair peeking! (Typing I) Learnin' anything? (English II) Comprendez-vous, madamoiselle (French I) ? Bonnie, Roberta, and Mary Joyce transcribing shorthand After a long hard day When’s he coming home? Last resort, huh, Sharon? Glad to see you back, Martin! The chain gang Gene must have had an interesting trip to Kansas City--How about it, girls ? Using up excess energy at noon hour Mass production 55 Jalopy Jack and his Rumble Riders Valuable venders (Junior and Freshman magazine salesmen) Tripping The Light Fantastic (Fred Astaire dance class held after school once a week for eight weeks) Right this way! Chow Slingers Faculty Pot Luck Mrs. Adkins and Mrs. Wasilewski and Student helpers mwvmnim Ag Ad Ed (Agriculture: Adult Education) A House Raising Sewing: Adult Education This is English IV? French II Opera-goers Posing or studying? (Carmen, in Chicago) (American History) FHA Officers of Section 7 Margery, Vice-President Modeling own creations FHA Safety Campaign National FFA Convention Band member and sponsors representing FFA , Rotary, and Band Boosters. ___________ Don't take it so hard, Lynn Height of Happiness Champions in Athens-Greenview Tournament) Real Gone on Tchaikovsky Popper production limited; back to Popper Pals slaving over a hot stove! john s. harms son lloyds cleaners chas. hiles son kenneth 1. baugher walsh jewelry lindley floral co. glen e. dyer, d.d. s. canterbury seed co. jefferies orchard h. b. wilson, inc. ibison repair shop sears roebuck co. t. t. cantrall athens free press eddy coal co. athens state bank hall beauty shop hannibals grocery harold talkington GRADE 1 Miss Theodora Peterson BACK ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Pierceall, Jerald Talkington, William Nolting. Roy Denton, Douglas Bankston, Terry Parkhurst, Ronald McWilliams. THIRD ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Grace Wahlsmith, Linda Boyer, Janet Shannon, Dorothy Muller, Marilyn Wells, Peggy Law-son, Michael Hudspeth, Keith Huston. SECOND ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: David Eden, Talbert Tomlin, Roger Hughes, Ronnie Beal, Keith Ary, David Shanle, Kenneth Baker. FRONT ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Cynthia Collins, Patrick Mitts, Sandra Hudspeth, Patrick Ratliff, Linda Yoakum. GRADE 2 Miss Kathryn Power BACK ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandra Estill, Cheryl Wahlsmith, Diana Hughes, Tracy Smith, J. E. Crenshaw, Ronald Cummings, Charles Muller. THIRD ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Susan Wasilewski, Juliana Hackman, Ruth Ann Huffman, Michael Can trail. Bert Hudspeth, Linda Abel, Bar bara Burris, Ronnie Hughes. SECOND ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Maurice Cravens, Harriet Fawns, Gary Kramer, Larry Palmer, Dale Magee, Elizabeth Kuchar, Sandra Sue Shanle. FRONT ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Hamlin. Philip Lawson, William Basso, John Berliew, Harry Nichols, Larry Fitschen, Duane Grover. GRADE 3 Mrs. Velma Showalter OUTSIDE STANDING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Kenny Doom. Cynthia Hopkins, Philip Holler, Bobby Shartzer, Janet Van Eman. MIDDLE ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Dennis Peratt, Mary Phyllis Wiker, Sally Nance, Barbara Shannon, James Glenn, Jackie Glenn, Joyce Eden. SITTING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Byram, Bobby Jensen, Roger McKee, Rebecca Barr, Bobby Kuchar, Kathleen Henrikson, Kathy Rust, Virginia Smith, James Ratliff, Carole Sue Jensen, Linda Knoles, Stanley Tobias, Alice Henning, Gary Walsh. GRADE 4 Miss Sarah O'Neal LEFT ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Harvey Hudspeth, Lawrence Pierceall, Linda Bell, Lawrence Kerchar, Karen Nichols. FOURTH ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Marilyn Beccue, William Fitschen, Sandra Hughes, James Hendrickson, Vivian Smith, Michael Hendrikson. THIRD ROW FROM FRONT TO BACK: David Hohimer, Sharon Pierceall, Judy Muller, Ronald Ferricks, Iona Holler, David Peratt. SECOND ROW FROM FRONT TO BACK: Mary Boyer, Thomas Croft, David Wartenbe, Ray Beal, Donald Ferricks, James Davis. RIGHT ROW FROM FRONT TO BACK: Steven Talkington, Chester Cox, Roy Beal. GRADE 6 Mrs. Ina Kopp LEFT ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Johnny Dobson, Sharon Grant, Betty Pierceall, Sandra Nance, Joyce Burris. SECOND ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Tomlin. Frankie Knoles, Donald Libby, Carolyn Hamlin, James Muller. THIRD ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Wells, Rodney Frye, Larry Deckard, Bobby Abeln, Franklin Roberts. RIGHT ROW FROM FRONT TO BACK: Linda Mack, Linda Holler. Teddy Sims, Harold Glenn, Barbara Nichols. GRADE 8 Mr. Chandler Brown BACK ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Kenneth Holler, Lonnie Kenoyer, Eugene McKee, Barbara Cravens, Charlene Coughlin, Wanda Baker, Donald Hurt, George Kramer. THIRD ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Dale Van Email Joe David Wethington, J. F. Van Eman, Fred Tomlin, Terry Maurizio, Donald Frye, Martha Bliesner, Carol Roberts, Barbara Calvert. SECOND ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna Bozarth, Janet Ferguson, Judy Burris, Lourine Sander-field. Rose Baker, Paula Wasilewski, Barbara Nance, Bettie Wiker. FRONT ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Yoakum. Charles Wise, Bruce Irwin, James Dobson, John Nance, Larry Buhr, Carl Marion, Elmer Doom. GRADE 5 Mrs. Beulah Knoles LEFT ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Daniel Williams, William Hockman, Lynn Freer. SECOND ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Lawson, Carl Stott, Larry Cramer, Roger Tomlin. THIRD ROW FROM FRONT TO BACK: Joyce Hopkins, Bonnie Wiker, Dennis Cox, Robert Lawson. RIGHT ROW FROM FRONT TO BACK: Barbara Brown, Constance Pugsley, Patty Bozarth, John Glenn, James Wartenbe. GRADE 7 Mr. Roy Baker BACK ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeanette Nance, Joyce Seipel, Robert Rust, Dennis Houstin, George Washington, Alberta Fornoff, Kenny Freer, Loren Fawns, Lee Nance. MIDDLE ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Joanne Nichols, Lois Hiles, Iris Brown, Janet Henning, Carol Walkup, Shirley Gajewske, Sharon Talkington, Karen Sue Henrikson. FRONT ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul Young. Russell Bounds, Phil Clemens, Glenn Huffman, Jim Hohimer, Bill Shannon, Charles Smith, Willard Kuchar. ABSENT: Orval Brown, Barbara Boyer, Norman Jensen. GRADES 1 and 2 Mrs. Dorothy Brown BACK ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: John McQuinn, Helen Britz, Joyce Morris, Leon Dennison, Barbara Cronister, Donna Riech, Harold Miller, Glen Maxwell, Raymond Barrington, Eddie White, Vance Jefferies, Mike Wilcox. FRONT ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Tommy Garmers, Sandra Day, Bruce Henrikson, Kathleen Rath, Patricia Sadler, David Wells, Connie Miller, Jerry Nance, Mike Freeman, Charisse Tucker. GRADES 3 and 4 Miss Joy Alfonsi LEFT ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Carolyn Fisher, Audrey Miller, Edmon Day, Carol Roth, Harold Morris, Jerry Van Meter. THIRD ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Beverly Brown, Karen Markey, Dennis Chastain, Diane Geary, Delmar Black. Terry Geary, Danny Ryan. SECOND ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Britz, Lyla Brown, Andy Wasilewski, Janice Bostic, Janet Garmers. RIGHT ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: David Brown, Dorothy Morris, Jack Brown, Martha Downey, Mary Gene Schlitt. GRADES 5 and 6 Mrs. Marie Krebs BACK ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Henrikson, Jackie Wells, Bill Sanderfield, Mary Beth Thompson, Beverly Dyer, Phyllis Markey, Beverly Barrington, Jimmie Brown, Jimmie Smith. MIDDLE ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Patty Day, Susan Canterbury, Marlene Markey, Edward Morris, Artie Fisher, Leroy Jones, Ronnie Nance, Mary Ann Brookshier, Karen McQuinn, Barbara Morris. FRONT ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Phil Jackson, John Haseley, Randy Chastain, Ron nie Beaver, Jackie Geary, Beth Ann Parks. GRADES 7 and 8 Mr. Fred Witham BACK ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Harry Woods. Mark Parks, Terry Barnett, Barbara Wasilewski, Janet Markey, Sharon Wyatt, Harold Miller, Morris Wilcoxin. MIDDLE ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Myrna Brown, Pat Kelley, Mick Wasilewski, Ronald Stufflebeam, Bill Miller, Kenneth Glasscock, Richard Van Meter, Darrell Chastain. FRONT ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen Brown, Sandra Sanderfield, Emily Brookshier, Sharon Eigenmann, Dave Downey, £7 Bill Noonan. GRADES 4. 5, and 6 Mrs. Mary Winterbauer BACK ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Jas. Dixon, Ray Harrison, John Becker, Susan Neavill, Edw. Winterbauer, Patty Sybert, Barbara Blankenship. MIDDLE ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Lonnie Milner, Arthur Neavill, Sammy Curry, Russell Sybert, Kathryn Powers, Dorothy Emmett, Becky Clemens, Jean Harp. FRONT ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: David Dixon, Louis Curry, Don Milner, Wanda Sybert, Sharon Powers, Freddie Weidhuner, De-lores Showalter. GRADES 1, 2, and 3 Miss Nellie Moore LEFT ROW FROM FRONT TO BACK: Roger Bounds, Mary Merrell, Sammy Hopwood, Tom Hadley. NEXT ROW FROM FRONT TO BACK: Raymond Hamilton, Terry Cundall, Gordon Hadley, Eddie Dyer. MIDDLE ROW FROM FRONT TO BACK: Jerry Sanderfield, Eddy Merrell, Randy Cundall, Jerry Davis. NEXT ROW FROM FRONT TO BACK: Bob Wethington, Arlos Pettit, J. E. Hopwood, Danny Van Eman. RIGHT ROW FROM FRONT TO BACK: Dennis Allen, Carl Rogers. GRADES 1, 2, and 3 Mrs. Lillie Yagow BACK ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Denise Dixon, Cheri Otz-wirk, Larry Neavill, Guy Fulton, Dean Baugher, Johnny Graham, Sue Curry, Candy Miller, Donna Jo Neavill, Peggy Blankenship, Annabelle Baugher. MIDDLE ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Jimmie Ferguson, Joan Curry, Albert Winterbauer, Lester Hulett, Duane Rapp, Alvie Fulton, Jerry Curry, Susan Finch, Linda Joiner, Diane Showalter. FRONT ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Tommy Ferguson, Franklin Graham, Nancy Harrison, Harold Baugher, Larry Rapp, Janet Hulett, Duane Kern, Becky Kern, Dortha Caldwell. GRADES 7 and 8 Mr. Dale Robinson BACK ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Butler, E. Gard, D. Sybert, C. Richter. M. Curry, J. Moss. MIDDLE ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Dixon, M. Becker, R. Weidhuner, L. Suttory, L. Powell, M. Neavill. FRONT ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Oiler, J. Olsen, G. Harrison, R. Neavill. GRADES 4, 5, and 6 Miss Ruth Moore LEFT ROW FROM FRONT TO BACK: Gary Moss, Maxine Jones, Mary Ann Sanderfield. NEXT ROW FROM FRONT TO BACK: Gary Sharp, Junia Mae Kent, Jack Miller, Linda Rogers. NEXT ROW FROM FRONT TO BACK: Judy Merrell, Richard Bounds, Linda Sanderfield, Linda Baum. RIGHT ROW FROM FRONT TO BACK: Janice Cundall, Shirley Van Eman, Wilda Jones, Earlene Atwood. � o ..I • •;%• •r77T- • i• — • •� •••w. . . . . v. siSif- -i!——r.r. ... sz. .................................... f.r.v •••••:•;■ t .• sir.:: ■