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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1958 volume:

DEDICATION We Dedicate To Youth............ This book is dedicated to youth with the hope that the goal which they seek will be inspired by a higher Power than that which a scientist could provide. As youth moves, so shall the progress of the world. The youth of a nation are the trustees of posterity. Disraeli MR. GLEN BYRAM (Superintendent) N. E. Missouri State College B.S. Education Bookkeeping MRS. DOROTHY BEDNARKO (Secretary) TOP ROW: Paul Becker, Charles Jensen, J. Kennedy Kincaid, Jr., Harold Garmers. FIRST ROW: Lawrence Grant, Herman Harrison, President, Donald Cronister, Secretary. EauCfltfawt OUR, MRS. PATRICIA BAKER University of Illinois B.S. Millikin University Home Economics MR. ROY BAKER Millikin University B.S. Illinois State Normal University Speech, United States History American Problems, World History MRS. GEORGIA BECKER B. E. Western Illinois State University Girls’ Physical Education English I, HI MR. EVANS E. BRITTIN, JR. B. S., M. S. Illinois State Normal University Band and Chorus MISS DORIS M. CORDERA B.S. Eastern State University Shorthand I and II Typing I and II FACULTY MR. WILLIAM R. FEE B.S. Western Illinois State University Industrial Arts Boys' Physical Education-Coach MR. HERMAN E. GARDNER B. S. University of Illinois Vocational Agriculture MR. DONALD GARREN B.S. Eureka College M. S. University of Illinois General Science, Biology, Physics MR. BEN GASTON B.S. Eastern Illinois University English II and IV French I and n MR. STEPHEN F. INGOLD B.A. Culver Stockton University Geometry, Algebra, Geography LINDA LOU PIERCEALL Lin Ambition - To finish high school and get a job. Favorite Expression - You don’t say.” Favorite Song - Mr. Lee Activities - F.H.A. 1,4; Pep Club 1,4; Junior Play; Band 2; Chorus Contest 3; Music Festival 3; Band Contest 2. VIOLA JOYCE MARION Joy-Ambition - To be a nurse Favorite Expression - Oh hep! Favorite Song - La Mer Activities - Band 2,3,4, Chorus 2; Junior Play; Roll Checker 3; A til? man Sun 3; Athenian Yearbook 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Night 4. DARLENE POWERS Ambition - To be a nurse Favorite Expression - Jiminy Favorite Song - Sunshine and Rain Activities - F. H. A. 1,2,3,4, F.H.A. Officer 3,4; Chorus 1, 3,4, Chorus Contest 3.4; Festival 1,3,4; Band 3,4, Band Contest 3,4, Summer Band 3, Band Officer 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Junior Play; Centennial Queen Attendant 3; Honor Night 3,4. RONALD LEE GRANT Ronnie Ambition - To be a Physicist Favorite Expression - Is that right? Favorite Song - Silhouette Activities - Band 1,2,3,4; Music Contest 1.2,3,4, Music Festival 1.2,3; Band Officer 3; Junior Play; Senior Play; Librarian 3; Student Council 4; National Honor Society. RAYMOND EUGENE NANCE Chub-Ambition - To become a radar electrician Favorite Expression - Prunes Favorite Song - Fraulein Activities - Band 2,3,4; Junior Play; Student Council President 4; Band President 4; Reporter of F.F.A. 4, F.F.A. 1.2,3; Fall Festival 2,3,4. O 9 WAYNE MILNER Cheyenne” Ambition - To own 5 or 600 acres of land Favorite Expression - Bull Favorite Song - Honeycomb Activities - F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, F.F.A. Officer 4. JAMES HOLLER Jim Ambition - To be successful in whatever I do. Favorite Expression - 'Til bet you Favorite Song - Just Between You And Me Activities - Basketball 1,2,3 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; F.F.A. 1. ROBERT IVAN OLLER Bob-Ambition - Own a modern farm Favorite Expression - Cotton-picker Favorite Song - I'm Available Activities - Band 2; Junior Play RONALD WISEMAN Whiz-Ambition - To be happy doing something useful Favorite Expression - What makes you think so? Favorite Song - Loving You J DITH MARIE MOKLAR Jude Ambition - To get married Favorite Expression - Oh, You know Favorite Song - Silhouettes Activities - Chorus 1,2,3, Librarian 3,4; Athenian Staff 4; Chorus Contest 3; Pep Club 1; Honor Night 3,4; Music Festival 2. ANNA BELL YOAKUM Annie Ambition - To be successful in whatever I do, like married life. Favorite Expression - Oh, Boy! Favorite Song - Lotta Lovin Activities - Pep Club 2,3,4; Chorus 4; F.H. A. 1.2, 3,4; Athenian Snu staff 4; Athenian Staff 4; Music Festival 4; Honor Night 4. 10 JAMES WIKER Sam Ambition - To be successful Favorite Expression - I guess, if you say so Favorite Song - Whole Lot of Shaking Going On Activities - F.F. A. V CHARLES JAN JENSEN Putt-Ambition - To be a success Favorite Expression - Well, scrounge it. Favorite Song - So Rare Activities - Vice-President of Class 1,2,3; Junior Play; Band 1,2,3,4; School Photographer 4. donald LINDSEY Chester Ambition - To be successful m - My! My! Island In The AniDlUOIl - To WV Favorite Expression Favorite Sons - ”T“ Sun 6 Band 2 3.4; Fan Festi lay; Band 2 Band 3: Senior PlaJ:3; Summer DELBERT WEIDHUNER Whitey Ambition - Buy a new motorcycle Favorite Expression - You don't say Favorite Song - Honky Tonk Activities - F.F. A. 1,2,3,4. EVELYN IRENE FORNOFF Eve-Ambition - To work a while then get married. Favorite Expression - Oh shoot! Favorite Song - Tammy-Activities - F. H. A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3; Athenian Staff 4; Roll Checker 4. DELORIS ANN CARTER Dee-Ambition - To have a good job and a lot of fun before marriage. Favorite Expression - Oh Yea! Favorite Song - Tammy Activities - Chorus 1,2,3; Librarian 3,4; Pep Club 1; Honor Night 4; Music Festival 2,3; Chorus Contest 3. 11 MARTHA LEE HENRIKSON Marty Ambition - To see the world Favorite Expression - Don't know what to tell you. Favorite Song - Silhouettes Activities - Class Officer 3,4; Chorus 1; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Band Librarian 3; Athenian Staff 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Honor Night 3, 4; Cheerleader 3,4; Fall Festival 1,2,3,4; Summer Band 2,3; Music Contest 3. KENNETH BOUNDS LeRoy Ambition - To own a 500 acre farm Favorite Expression - The Cottonpicker Favorite Song - Honeycomb Activities - Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3. 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3, 4, Officer 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Senior President 4; Basketball Captain 4. KATHRYN LOUISE NOONAN Kay Ambition - To work a while and then marry a farmer Favorite Expression - For petey's sake. Favorite Song - Tammy Activities - F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, President 3, Officer 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Athenian Sun 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Athenian 4: Music Festival 1, 2,3,4; Band Contest 1,2,3,4, Band 1, 2,3, 4; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Choir 2,3; Girls Ensemble 1; Summer Band 1,2, 3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Variety Show 2; Honor Night 4; Pep Band 2,3, 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Style Show 3; Band Librarian 4; Chorus President 4. MARGARET ANN GARD Peggy Ambition - To be a nurse Favorite Expression - My gosh!' Favorite Song - Tammy Activities - F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Honor Night 4; Summer Band 1,2,3; Junior Play; Senior Play; Music Festival 1,2,3,4; Band Officer, Vice-President 4; Chorus Officer, Accompanist. LYNN CANTERBURY Coonev Ambition - To be a soldier of fortune. Favorite Expression - Oh, yeah, uh huh Favorite Song - Transfusion Activities - Basketball 1,2; Track 1,3; Honor Night 1; F.F.A. 1, (Judging Contest); Band 2,3,4, Summer Band 3,4, Pep Band 3,4; State Music Contest 3; Student Council 1,2; Class President 1,2; Athenian 4; Junior Play; National Honor Society 3, 4. 12 SHARON MARGARET BEAVER Ambition - To be successful in whatever I do Favorite Expression - Tough! Favorite Song - Moon-Glow Activities - Band 3; Chorus 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Officer, Pep Club 2,3; Athenian Staff 4; Honor Night 3,4; Music Festival KAREN LYNNE PUGSLEY Ambition - Very Little Favorite Expression - Christmas in China Favorite Song - I Don’t Know Why Activities - Band 1,2,3; Chorus 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3, 4; Librarian 4; Athenian Staff 3,4; National Honor Society; Music Contest 2,3; Summer Band 2,3. SANDRA LEE DAVIS Sandy Ambition - Pass 120 words in Shorthand with no errors Favorite Expression - Well, for..... Favorite Song - Sophisticated - F.H.A. 1; Pep Club 2; Summer Band 2,3, Band 2, 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Librarian 3,4; Athenian staff 4; Athenian Sun Staff 4. Swing Activities LINDA LOUISE OLLER Ambition - To be a private secretary Favorite Expression - That’s ridiculous Favorite Song - Around the World Activities - Chorus 1; Band 1, 2.3.4, Summer Band 1; Fall Festival 1,2,3,4; Music Contest 1; Honor Night 3,4; Sweetheart Dance 3; Junior Play; Pep Club 1.2.3.4. BARBARA ANN GIACOMINI Barb- Ambition - Work a while and then get married Favorite Expression - What??? Favorite Song - Picnic Activities - Student Council 1, 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Cheerleader 1,2.3; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Majorette 2,3,4; Band 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Junior Play; Honor Night 1,2,3,4; Band Contest 2,3. 13 CHARLES WELLS Wellsie Ambition - Make a Million-then retire Favorite Expression - Scares me Favoiite Song - Whole Lot of Shaking Going On Activities - Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1.2, 3,4; Honor Society; Junior Play; F.F. A. Officer 4; Student Council 4; Librarian 3. DOROTHY JEAN HANNIBAL Dottie’ Ambition - To work awhile, then get married and raise a Christian family. Favorite Expression - If you say so Favorite Song - Remember You're Mine Activities - F. H. A. 1,2; Pep Club 2,3,4; Chorus 2; Band 2, 3,4; Music Festival 2,3,4. Instrumental Duet 3, Summer Band; Athenian 3,4; Athenian Sun 3,4; Librarian 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Honor Night 4. SHIRLEY KAY GABBERT Gabby Ambition - To be a private secretary and get married Favorite Expression - Oh Gosh Favorite Song - True Love Activities - Class Officer 1; F.H. A. 1.2,3; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4, Band Librarian 3,4; Librarian 3; Junior Play; Athenian Sun 4; Honor Night 2,3,4; Band Contest 2,3, Pep Band 2,3; Fall Festival 2. 3,4; National Honor Society; Summer Band 2.3.4. JAMES BUHR Jim Ambition - To be successful in whatever I do Favorite Expression - What did you say? Favorite Song - Bee Bop Baby Activities - Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1.2.3, 4; Track 1,2,3.4; Librarian 3,4; Roll Checker 3; Junior Play; F.F.A. 4. CONNIE JO LANDRETH Jo-Ambition - To get married after school Favorite Expression - Well Favorite Song - Stardust-Activities - Class President 3, Class Vice-President 2; Chorus 1; Band 2,3,4; Cheerleader 1, 2,3,4; Student Council 3; National Honor Society; F.H. A. 1,2,3; Pep Club 1.2,3,4; Honor Night 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Vice-President 4. 14 C tss Ptop(i cij The year is 1967, the place is Athens, Illinois and the occasion, the opening of the new Athens High School. All of the alumni that could possibly make it are on hand for the dedication of the five acre building. As I look over the crowd, I see many of the graduates from the good old days back in '58. Over there on the new baseball diamond I see Jim Holler, who, incidentally, just broke the world's record for running the mile, and Jim Buhr, who is basketball coach at the new school. Shirley Gabbert, who is a hostess at the Brown Derby, and Martha Henrikson, who is a movie star, just flew in from California by jet for the occasion. Wow! Look at that beautiful new T Bird! Isn’t that Jan Jensen driving it? He's a test driver at Ford now, and Donnie Lindsey, who's riding with him, is the atomic science teacher at the new high school. Kay Noonan, who is a cooking consultant, and Linda Oiler, who set a record for typing, are over there looking over the new solar powered kitchen. On the platform I see Charles Wells, the architect who designed the high school, and Judy Moklar, a model who was chosen to dedicate the new building. Kenny Bounds, an agricultural consultant for the State of Illinois, and Wayne Milner, who owns Illinois' largest chicken ranch, are over there discussing the price of eggs. Dorothy Hannibal, Joyce Marion, and Linda Pierceall are over viewing the school's new bowling alley. Dorothy is an actress on Broadway. Joyce is the ancient history teacher at the new school, and Linda is a fashion designer. Connie Landreth and Sharon Beaver couldn't make it due to the fact that they couldn't find baby sitters for their two sets of twins. Over there looking at the fleet of drivers' training cars, I see Delbert Weid-huner, Jim Wiker, and Bob Oiler. Delbert is well known for setting the motorcycle speed record. Jim designs crash helmets for jet pilots like Bob Oiler. Eugene Nance, a commander in the Navy, and Ronnie Grant, foremost satellite tracer, couldn't make it due to security regulations. Over in the electric typewriter repair room in the new school, I see Karen Pugsley, who operates an TBM machine. Deloris Carter, Sandy Davis, and Evelyn Fomoff are over there trying out the new public address system. Deloris owns a riding academy. Sandy has a job at General Motors measuring atomic rays sent off by the new Chevvies. Evelyn, the editor of the Daily Blab, is covering the dedication. Ronnie Wiseman, who is diamond prospecting in Brazil, and Lynn Canterbury couldn't make it to the celebration. Lynn, who was exploring the Belgian Congo, was last seen taken captive by a tribe of savage Ubangis. Darlene Powers, who is a missionary in Timbuctoo, sent us a telegram telling us that she was sorry she couldn't be on hand for this big reunion. Over there talking to Mr. Byram, who is still superintendent of schools, are Barbara Giacomini, Peggy Gard, and Anna Belle Yoakum. Barbara is a ballet dancer. Peggy is a flute player for the New York Symphonic Orchestra, and Anna Belle is a make-up artist in Hollywood. We have all enjoyed our visit with our former classmates tremendously and plan to all get together next at the launching of the first rocket to the moon. We have all signed up for the voyage. A Classmate 15 lost WlB a Vstojn mt We, the Seniors of 58 being of sound mind and body do will these different slams, abilities, traits and characteristics to these underclassmen in the hope that the said party will become as dignified and as honorable as the seniors of '58. DELORIS CARTER--My seat in study hall to Emily Brookshier and my height to Donna Bozarth. DARLENE POWERS--My pleasing chuckle to Barb Calvert and my ability to keep my shoes dry to Paula Wasilewski. KAY NOONAN--My ’skins” to Jimmy Muller and my seat on the bus to Leroy Jones. BOB OLLER--My weight to Jimmy Smith. DELBERT WEIDHUNER--My motorcycle to Jerry Olson. JIM BUHR--My sport's ability to Mike Haensel and my Cardinal contract to Bill Miller. PEGGY GARD--My place in band to Janet Henning, and my ability to play piano for chorus to Karen Henrikson. SHIRLEY GABBERT--My cood grades and love for Elvis Presley to Larry Buhr, and my place in band to Barbara Nance. EVELYN FORNOFF--My height to Harry Woods and my seat in study hall to my sister, Alberta. SANDY DAVIS--My driving privileges and license to Carolyn Hamlin. SHARON BEAVER--My jolly ways to Linda Sands and my short hair cut to Emily Brookshier. JIM WIKER--My quiet ways to Darrell Oiler and my job at Harold Garmer's to Buck Stufflebeam. LINDA OLLER--My ability to keep serious to Paula Wasilewski and Barbara Calvert and my ability to skate to Bettie Wiker. DONNIE LINDSEY--My coat locker to Don Hurt, and place in band to a freshman. BARBARA GIACOMINI--My love for Chevvies to Cliff Richter, and my majorette position to Marlene Markey. KENNY BOUNDS—My hot Dodge to Bill Miller. JOYCE MARION--My ability to get along with Mr. Gaston to Kenny Freer and my ability to stay awake in Geography to Jim Wiseman. WAYNE MILNER--The high school to the birds and my motorcycle to Jerry Olson. LYNN CANTERBURY--My loud pipes, one to Cliff and one to Terry, and my place in band to Sharon Talkington. ANNA BELLE YOAKUM--My short hair to Barbara Cravens and my desk in study hall to Mary Jane Neavill. CHARLES WELLS--My ability to bowl to Terry Maurizio and my long hair to Pooch Wilcoxon. JUDY MOKLAR--My short hair to Betty Wiker, and my height to Katherine Powers. DOROTHY HANNIBAL--My long hair to Paula, my typing speed and my ability not to be a keywatcher to Donna Bozarth. CONNIE LANDRETH- -My natural curly hair to Barb Wasilewski and my ability to go steady to Susan Canterbury. LINDA PIERCEALL--My long hair to my sister, Betty, and my squeaky seat in study hall back to Harry Woods. JAN JENSEN--My Ford to Norman Jensen and my love for Fords to Kenny Freer. JIM HOLLER--My ability to know a good baseball team to all Cardinal fans. MARTY HENRIKSON--My short hair to Karen Henrikson and my ability to get in trouble with teachers to Paula Wasilewski. KAREN PUGSLEY--My effect on cider to Janet Henning and my class ring to Carl Marion. EUGENE NANCE--My good times and laughs to Orval Brown and my love of Fords and Mercurys to Elynor Gard. RONNIE GRANT--My Ford dragon-wagon to Mr. Fee and my ways with women to Cliff Richter. RONNIE WISEMAN--My ability to stay out of detention to Bruce Irwin, and my ability to chew gum in American Problems to Mr. Baker. f 0R £ ? 1. Sharon Beaver 2. Kenneth Bounds 3. James Buhr 4. Lynn Canterbury 5. Deloris Carter 6. Sandra Davis 7. Evelyn Fornoff 8. Shirley Gabbert 9. Peggy Gard 10. Barbara Giacomini 11. Ronald Grant 12. Dorothy Hannibal 13. Martha Henrikson 14. Jan Jensen 15. Connie Landreth 16. Donnie Lindsey 17. Joyce Marion 18. Wayne Milner 19. Judy Moklar 20. Eugene Nance 21. Kay Noonan 22. Linda Oiler 23. Robert Oiler 24. Linda Pierceall 25. Darlene Powers 26. Karen Pugsley 27. Delbert Weidhuner 28. Charles Wells 29. James Wiker 30. Ronald Wiseman 31. Anna Bell Yoakum 17 • V t Donald Hurt Bruce Irwin Carl Marion Janet Markey Terry Maurizio Eugene McKee Bill Miller Judy Moss Barbara Nance John Nance Mary Neavill Ronnie Neavill Bill Noonan Martha Bliesner Donna Bozarth Emily Brookshier Larry Buhr Barbara Calvert Barbara Cox Barbara Cravens James Dobson Elmer Doom Dave Downey Sharon Eigenmann Kenneth Glasscock Gary Harrison Kenneth Holler Darrell Oiler Jerry Olson Cliff Richter Lourine Sanderfield Sandra Sanderfield Dorella Sands Buck Stufflebeam J .F. Van Eman Mick Wasilewski Paula Wasilewski Joe Wethington Bettie Wiker Morris Wilcoxon Larry Yoakum Bill Babb Terry Barnett Marianne Becker Iris Brown Loren Fawns Barbara Ferguson Alberta Fornoff Kenny Freer Shirley Gajewske Elynor Gard Mike Haensel Janet Henning Karen Henrikson Glenn Huffman Dennis Huston 23 Norman Jensen Jeanette Nance Lee Nance Joanne Nichols Mark Parks Robert Rust Linda Sands Joyce Seipel Donna Sybert Sharon Talkington Richard Van Meter Carol Walkup Barbara Wasilewski Ronnie Weidhuner James Wiseman Harry Woods 24 Bobby Abe In Lee Beare Ronald Beaver Dale Bounds Jim Brown Susan Canterbury Janice Cundall Larry Deckard 26 Linda Holler Leroy Jones Frankie Knoles Donald Libby Marlene Markey Gary Moss James Muller Sandra Nance Betty Pierceall Barbara Nichols Kathryn Powers Richard Radford Franklin Roberts Mary Ann Sanderfield Teddy Sims Jimmy Smith Sharon Tomlin Larry Wells David Williams V FJ! 27 BACK ROW: Susan Canterbury, Judy Moss, Kenny Freer, Dale Bounds, Charlie Wells, Glenn Huffman, Clifl Richter, Elynor Gard, Janet Markey, Janet Henning, Paula Wasilewski, Emily Brookshier. FRONT ROW: Mr. Byram, Kenny Bounds, Terry Maurizio, Eugene Nance, Barbara Giacomini, Karen Pugsley, Kay Noonan, Ronnie Grant. The Student Council is a necessary and vital part of our school life. It is responsible for many of the parties and dances which dot the school calendar and also for supplying the school with the candy and pencils. It was the Student Council, who, in 1953-54 got the ball rolling for the study hall lights and, just recently, bought the new water coolers. It has done many fine things and will continue to do so as long as it remains the democratic organization it is now. CTUD CO ENT UN OIL The library has established a new system this year. Each librarian has a vertical section to take care of. He must repair and keep the books in his section in order. The library hopes to have a new card catalogue, and to bring the classifications of the books up to date sometime in the near future. BACK ROW: Mr. Gaston, Bill Miller. SECOND ROW: Deloris Carter, Judy Moklar, Sandra Davis, Barbara Ferguson, Karen Pugsley, Barbara Calvert, Carol Roberts, Sharon Eigenmann, Linda Sands, Karen Brown, Iris Brown, Don Hurt. FIRST ROW: Martha Bliesner, Jim Buhr, Dorothy Hannibal, Emily Brookshier. BACK ROW: Gary Harrison, Lynn Canterbury, Bill Miller, Terry Maurizio, Cliff Richter, Ronnie Grant, Charles Wells. THIRD ROW: Janet Markey, Barbara Cravens, Bill Noonan, Buck Stufflebeam, Donald Hurt, Joyce Marion. SECOND ROW: Elmer Doom, Barbara Calvert, Connie Landreth, Lourine Sanderfield, Karin Pugsley. FIRST ROW: Mr. Byram, Shirley Gabbert, Kay Noonan, Emily Brookshier. The National Honor Society consists of those students who have maintained a B average or higher throughout their school years. Its emblems are the flaming torch and the keystone. Eight seniors and thirteen juniors are members. NATIONAL WON OR BTY 31 BACK ROW: Mike Haensel, Joyce Seipel, Barbara Nichols, Marianne Becker. Judy Freeman. Annabelle Yoakum, Barbara Cravens, Elynor Gard, Kathryn Powers, Susan Neavill, Carol Walkup, Sandra Nance, Bill Shannon. THIRD ROW: Darlene Powers, Iris Brown, Frankie Knoles, Mary Jane Neavill, Janet Henning, Paula Wasilewski, Sharon Talkington, Barbara Wasilewski, Janice Cundall, Judy Moss, Marlene Markey. SECOND ROW: James Smith, Sharon Grant, Barbara Nance, Myrna Brown, Barbara Cox, Linda Holler, Shirley Gajewske, Martha Bliesner, Dorothy Emmett, Alberta Fornoff, Joanne Nichols, Lee Nance. FIRST ROW: Sandra Davis, Donna Bozarth, Karen Henrikson, Betty Wiker, Mr. Brittin, Kay Noonan, Peggy Gard, Karen Pugsley, Susan Canterbury, Linda Sands. This year the high school chorus consisted of 41 girls and 4 brave boys. The girls sold candy to buy new robes. They elected as their officers the following: President.............Kay Noonan Vice President . . . Betty Wiker Secretary-Treasurer................ Karen Henrikson Accompanist. . . . Peggy Gard CROR UC FIRST ROW: Barbara Nance, Linda Holler, Joanne Nichols, Sharon Grant, Susan Canterbury, Karen Henrikson, Linda Pierceall, Dorothy Emmett. SECOND ROW: Martha Bliesner, Barbara Calvert, Sharon Eigenmann, Mr. Fee, Bettie Wiker, Peggy Gard, Kay Noonan. THIRD ROW: Linda Oiler, Darlene Powers, Sharon Tomlin, Martha Henrikson, Janet Markey, Paula Wasilewski, Barbara Wasilewski, Marianne Becker, Marlene Markey, Carolyn Hamlin, Iris Brown, Dorothy Hannibal. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Sanderfield, Shirley Gajewske, Judy Moss, Emily Brookshier, Janice Cundall, Kathryn Powers. FIFTH ROW: Sharon Talkington, Joyce Seipel, Linda Sands, Donna Bozarth, Carol Walkup, Judy Freeman. SIXTH ROW: Sandra Nance, Annabelle Yoakum, Barbara Nichols, Barbara Cravens. SEVENTH ROW: Betty Pierceall. The Pep Club originated in 1954. There are 48 students that have become members. These girls are doing a fine job in backing up the cheerleaders in cheering the basketball teams to victory. PBP CLUB 33 ATHENIAN SUN SIORTS Since this Is the season of basketball, everyone Is awaiting the boy's opinion of the team. Here are the remarks of some of the players that will see some action this year. What do you think our team Is going to be like this year? Bill Miller-S less. Charlie We] whoop It up. Terry Ma' be like In ress's on Terry win ev1 doesn' ’ Le ever BASKETBALL SCHEDULE for 1957-58 Home Games Friday, Nov. 22----------Balykl Friday, Dec. 6---------Lanphler Friday, Dec. 13----------Easton Saturday, Dec. 1U—Willlamsville Saturday, Jan. 11-----Fsltshans jan. 18-------Tri-City 31-----Jacksonville v-. 8----Springfield 1.5--------Auburn (Honor hrvlew rman rton iburg City rthur atur) laskl 'edral ville liday itlao. urney -Soph sburg Tour- norn Hop sflirl nrit . BOWLER GAMES Paula W. 9 Judy Moss 27 Carol Walkup 24 Joyce Selpel 15 Marianne B. 24 Iris Brown 27 Barb Nance 24 Sandy Nance 27 Susan C. 27 S. Tomlin 2? aver; 1 1 1 The Athenian Sun is an organization which has been established to bring to you the ideas and happenings from, for, and about teens. It is made up of the usual tribe of reporters, editors, copywriters, that belong to a newspaper which endeavors to bring to you the current news and happenings. It is under the sponsorship of Mr. Gaston and Miss Cordera and has done splendidly in its job, thanks to our apt editor, Janet Markey. CLEVER SAYING The only suitable gift for the man who has everything Is your deepest sympathy. Imogene Fay i,WUU I O CUM LJCll’U l'Cl WO'Oll-AiSni-- would help. Marianne Becker—'More .high aohool fans at the nines, Martha Henrikson— Good support from their fans. Connie Lanireth—'Faithfulness In the coach. BACK ROW: Karen Henrikson, Marianne Becker, Ronnie Grant, Lynn Canterbury, Anna Belle Yoakum, Joyce Marion, Evelyn Fornoff. THIRD ROW: Martha Bliesner, Sharon Beaver, Barbara Calvert, Dorothy Hannibal, Linda Pierceall, Janet Henning, Jan Jensen. SECOND ROW: Donna Bozarth. Barbara Nance. Kay Noonan, Martha Henrik-son, Susan Canterbury. Sandy Davis. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Becker, Karen Pugsley. Deloris Carter, Judy Moklar, Mr. Ingold. twe ATM NIAM 35 BACK ROW: Barbara Nichols, Kathryn Powers, Barbara Wasilewski, Evelyn Fornoff, Annabelle Yoakum, Donna Sybert, Barbara Cravens, Carol Walkup, Elynor Gard, Judy Freeman, Mary Ann Sanderfield. FOURTH ROW: Karen Henrikson. Martha Bliesner, Joyce Seipel, Sharon Talkington, Sharon Tomlin, Carolyn Hamlin, Janice Cundall, Sandra Nance, Sandra Sanderfield, Frankie Knoles, Iris Brown. THIRD ROW: Marlene Markey, Myrna Brown, Sharon Eigenmann, Shirley Gajewske, Barbara Calvert, Paula Wasilewski, Peggy Gard, Linda Pierceall, Alberta Fornoff, Joanne Nichols, Linda Holler. SECOND ROW: Linda Sands, Susan Canterbury, Kay Noonan, Barbara Nance, Linda Oiler, Janet Markey, Janet Henning, Betty Wiker, Sharon Grant, Karen Brown, Betty Pierceall. FIRST ROW: Donna Bozarth, Emily Brookshier, Judy Moss, Darlene Powers and Mrs. Baker. The Future Homemakers of America is composed of 51 members this year. They took a field trip to Bress-mers Store in November, served at the telephone display, had a family picnic in June and celebrated F.H.A. week in April. Vice-President - Darlene Powers Secretary - Emily Brookshier Treasurer - Donna Bozarth Parliamentarian - Janet Markey Historian - Kay Noonan W.A. Chairman of Public Relations - Janet Henning Chairman of Recreation - Linda Oiler Chairman of Projects - Bettie Wiker Chairman of Degrees - Barb Nance Song Leader - Barb Nance 36 The Future Farmers of America sold coffee and doughnuts at basketball games. In the past years F.F.A. has been going to different cities for judging contests. This year they went to Petersburg for the soil judging contest. They went to Farmer City to a farm supply display at the beginning of school. President..............Kenny Bounds Vice President . . . Charles Wells Secretary..............J. F. VanEman Treasurer..............Gary Harrison Reporter...............Eugene Nance Sentinel...............Wayne Milner BACK ROW: Dale Bounds, David Engel, Kenneth Glasscock, Delbert Weidhuner, Terry Barnett, Glenn Huffman, Jim Buhr, Morris Wilcoxon, Larry Yoakum, Ronnie Neavill, Jerry Olson. SECOND ROW: Jim Brown, Bobby Abeln, Harry Woods, Robert Rust, Elmer Doom, Leroy Jones, Richard Van Meter, Larry Wells, Lee Nance, Jack Geary. FIRST ROW: Wayne Milner, Eugene Nance, Charles Wells, Kenny Bounds, J. F. Van Eman, Gary Harrison, Mr. Gardner. BACK ROW . Dorothy Hannibal, Susan Canterbury, Teddy Sims, Norman Jensen, Eugene Nance, Marianne Becker, Billy Shannon, Elynor Gard, Kenneth Glasscock, Kathryn Powers, Lee Nance, Lynn Canterbury, Sandy Davis, Kay Noonan, Joyce Marion, Sharon Talkington, Jim Muller. SECOND ROW: Linda Oiler, Carol Walkup, Barbara Calvert, Joanne Nichols, Karen Henrikson, Martha Henrikson, Susan Neavill, Mary Neavill, Barbara Nance, Judy Moss, Shirley Gabbert, Terry Maurizio, Cliff Richter, Jan Jensen, Don Lindsey, Linda Sands, Larry Deckard, Donna Sybert. FIRST ROW: Ronnie Grant, Iris Brown, Darlene Powers, Martha Bliesner, Connie Landreth, Mark Parks, Barbara Cravens, Myrna Brown, Karen Brown, Janet Henning, Peggy Gard. 38 President..............................Eugene Nance Vice President..........................Peggy Gard Secretary-Treasurer....................Darlene Powers Student Council........................Elynor Gard The band consists of 51 members. At the beginning of the year, the band went to the Normal Homecoming Parade and entered the marching contest. They sponsored the Fall Festival Dance, and took part in state and district contests. They played and marched at several basketball games throughout the year. N D 39 SPORTS BACK ROW: Larry Buhr, Terry Barnett, Kenny Bouiyls Jprfy MaurizioNMrrfc W Hewski, Bill Miller, Dick Sybert, Mr. Fee. SECOND ROW: Jim Holler €liarles Wells, Jim Buhr, Mike Haens S Buck Stufflebeam, Dale Bounds, Kenny Freer. Glenn Huffman FIRST ROW: Bill Babb, Don Libby, Phil Cletoe Bob Abeln, Loren Fawns. 1 a Athens 20 Athens 6 Athens 14 Athens ll3 Athens Ti Athens 22 Athens 6 Athens 13 SCHEDULE Williamsville Riverton Balyki Mason City Greenview Tallula Forman Easton -AL SCHEDU LE Athens 64 Balyki 65 Athens 62 Greenview 42 Athens 70 Lanphier 84 Athens 84 Forman 62 Athens 69 Easton 66 Athens 90 Williamsville 46 Athens 51 Riverton 55 Athens 77 Petersburg 53 Athens 66 Feitshans 57 Athens 64 Mason City 69 Athens 87 Tri City 49 Athens 67 Jacksonville 75 Athens 98 Mt. Olive 81 Athens 51 Springfield 62 Athens 47 MacArthur 62 Athens 76 Auburn 74 Athens 86 Mt. Pulaski 74 Athens 55 Cathedral 74 Athens 58 Taylorville 77 Coach Fee BACK ROW: Ronnie Beaver, Donnie Libby, Mike Haensel, Terry Barnett, Glenn Huffman, Phil Clemens, Jim Muller, Dave Engel, LeRoy Jones. FRONT ROW: Jim Smith, Larry Deckard, Bob Rust, Bill Babb, Loren Fawns, Larry Wells, Jim Brown. 43 fUpnc 841 Athens Whips mens Mt; 0[ive 98.81 ons Defeat ormgneld. uowns t mens ) Open R MOUNT OLIVE. Feb 4 Athens Defeats s Athens Ta esSolons Beat Petersburg 7in Feitshans In u arrinr ; Fn PETERSBURG, Jy' 6-57 Tiff 'TTaiIlulOAU Athens High eager, Athens smashed Mount Olive in earlv lcad and went HENS, Dec. B ' b Hiring 98-81 basket hall a 77.53 Abe LincoIn land and Jim Fox tonight. Athens led at victory over Peter gfiold Lanphier op at tball season with£° n Kenny HAVANA TONIC. nphier • will en Moun, ana on its Northsidf %l| ght. The Ducks ed three games. lot JJJJJ on and Balykl and i-Ruhr San Jose. Game t ?eih, ; :n. stttTbMV WH1 ■10 at .he quarter, tonight. “mission and 65-49 Kenny Bounds fourth period. for Athens with •nt on a 30 tjury Rebbe also and Don Petersburg, load for a tarn m b f tl ... Miller. t 2 4 Si Mm OU% « n Holler. f 6 1 I3f tub r W'iT kl. foil Rebbe, Maurlsio. f l o 2 Po«4l Tot All s t 54 Bound . C s h 21 i G 3 O 101 Volt. S ; ‘‘ Weill, k 7 2 16 ; St Tb'm. 226 Buhr. s Total 31 13 77| ToUll ATHENE. Jan. 11 •- Athena re overcame a 28-27 halftime defk ST ‘cit tonight and went on io d� ATH £r feat Springfield Feitshans. High s. 66 57. u half tin 14th Victory 29 23 81 S4-70 victory over land clicked on 26 « | Fox added 23. Afhp nphier Jumped offriUiU lead at the end of t JO A ter as Rowland canQ - -with 11 points. R hit with deadly a GREEN‘D Nov. 21 15 and 20 footer Athens roller er Gt eenv ds. who sparked 62 42, tonight in an Abe Lir k witth 25 points, Hand West Central Confe' ty of shots under t basketball game. 0 mark up 10 cour, It was 9-9 at the end pening frame. first quarter, but Athens wland was still away in the second fram 1 in the second quat carry a M7 score into n nine more tall it dressing room at halfti utside marksmans After three quarters the Bunch hooperi seveiners had a 44 24 bulge, ds kept up his thens vi;h si. J 'Mason City Athens Athens hit the basket at a .430 clip from the floor, while |14t Feitshans averaged 340. The jj Warriors were also torrid at the free throw line, making good Ti| on 20 of 25 tries. The Flyers meshed 13 of 22 charity pitches. j Feitshans held a 12 9 edge at the oRd of the first quarter and fell behind 46 39 at the cone atari of three periods . The loss was the seventh in 12 start.% ai Bob Carpenter’s club arx} winning y Hiram . � eriod and the L p at halftimo b host Waf in the secorl jT 1 ds eontinuedf ng tempo ar Springfield clu 3 nved the g' into the foti Fox heated oints for the h canto as the A et broke 1 s and win Stufflebeam’ epresented th Athens in th was a roug Athens (62 | Giwmiew ( B T T . B .T Buhr f 6 2 14 ButU f Bounds f 7 S 22 Clemons f of 2 0.4 R.Harbih f C 1 2 4 Estes c 4 0 8' MCAlee g sOll Dowell s g 3 1 7 K 0 2 2 pped a two-game n and Mickey gh gunners for ITY, Jan. 17-Ma-_ s Huskies tucked away rir 13th win of the basket-•tl campaign tonight by edg Athens Warriors, 69 to 64.Joad battle royal, thens marked off a 1914 throws, quarter edge, then thePesheM kies turned on the steam Klond, x p a 34 33 halftime advan-! . Mason City led 49 47 atk|jmiiu third quarter. ! ££, ick Reuss set the scoring -veSte? for the Huskies with 22ir rr‘n ints. Bill Miller and Larry •• A IVione and W points nP,v,v ford Webster IS Feb. 8-Spring t back from a Wiclt tonight to as. 62 51. It was ' n 19 stalls e’s Senators rton dedicate ON 4 ALE High Scho tickets for mnasium ded tomorrow ni chased tomoi ent office untl ckets not sold i rned to River tlum'Monday ni ole set the pace Springfield with 28 points carried the Mathis followed wit! 'oik Total! 23 16 62 Tot ala 16 10 4! s. Merton Takes ■55-57 Thfier vtih a 23-polnt ,lr ln nin« b sk ‘� dcrl 11 lrf0 10 free throws. miss. Bounds The Senators Jumped of irities in the� 14-in lead at the quartet Cole led the way with u Atfeaap (ea points. ThP Warriors then ? F t pointed the Fage clan, 16-11 3 the second oeriod to grab t Urixxlo 2 i 5 one point U -1 __ on. i Cole he lints i Total alyki Victor ver Athens From M'X BUFFALO tons' Hawk 55 to 51, in ATHENS, Nov. 22-Balyki put night. The damper on Athens High behind to kr School’s basketball opener to- at the thi night, snatching a 65 54 thriller.� scorin he Warriors led. 48 41, at the the win. ertd of three quarters and held! Athens with 53 personal la 27-25 margin at halftime. The Quarter edge a .d at 14 all|l y a 34 28 halfttr ton knotted! the ailed. Athens was two dubs were 30 personals, antn ttie first quai was guiltv of 23 Frce throws tv Mickey WasilewThe OC s i- Buhr fouled SUfSts ns early in the' hac Jacks Defeat Athens 75-67 liver-, ?■ hens. here to- up In gainer utpointed weakened in the sec enny Boui id was uni eup. He t the tlmt j the foul line’ Balykl . ,) ter. nphier sank 26 of v tries and hit the y u h f .. , M nor f per cent clip fr .SlMon f L coy e (Ml I 10 3 2-3 J. Buhr Alh___ Rnnkk e 6 Gobhiu d g 3 0 AT ATHENS _______ amp at crlg the tide.the third quai rolled V red theirout a rally foi- in. Inoi field, but Frank Stral paced tl ulge from Hawks with 15 lallies. Scott and Bill Roscetti had each. Buck Stufflebeam was 3 rvhigh scorer for the Warriors ° 4with 13 points. -Bour a Ritrrtnn •« t Alh n« (All n . g p t BFT ”r' i ktr«in f 6 3 13 Ruhr f S 1 II ?r! r Ai-knll f • 6 • I Willi f , f 10 1 2 IP Bound e 3 mi S ; J4 S' fir bo m 6 1 13 I 1 O 2, Hollo.-1 O 6 1 nza. Mathif fourth point as Spr vWarrio ATT1ENS, Jan. 31-Jackson Athe ville found Athens a tougher slderably rival than expected tonight and quarter had to scrap all the way to gain injured °at 4T45 a victory. to retur staged' Th® score was all even at the scored 1 alk up Quarter 16-16, but the Jacks th j managed to grab a 37-34 lead 12 first!at the half. They held on at foul on top'55 51 at the end of the third Itf of 31 free throw attqnr Rjver Quarter and then held a 20 16 and Athens made 11 of 21 ti the fourth canto. Y Buhr and Charlie W McPike was the, bic c ollcctcd 12 points for r Jacksonville d Buck Stuf i g h t e s t sta 20. 75) I Athens (171, y T| B Wt 8 llollrr 1 2 • PI Maunzm O 4 4. at the inter up to score chapter orged ah the e cool at ield sank Albrns (51) 8 20 YRIc r (Vinson g Atbem (I tthrru (87) R F B r T B J1 2 2 Bounds f 4 7 13 o -tm kf 3 i r 0 0 0 Miller f 0 0 0 n V ■ t .IO 3 2 3 7 U Bohn e s 3 S3 1.9 X .3 • c 11 3 25’ J. Bohn r 3 0 6 3 luhr ' £ 3 4 10' Miufttlo c 2 1 3 o ’V I Weil c 4 2 10 2 0 JS tki J 1 Hollet c 0 4 Wetts 8 -i— AT ATHEN8 0 5 Auburn (74) Athens OS) 0 6.. R F T R , | Kirby 7 3 19 L. Buhr 3 j 7 I lock.n 1 2 I Holler 8 22 Tlmko 7 12 26 J. Ruhr a t llurnmn 0 1 1| Miller 1 17 9 2 stufKeb m — f t robi, 9 IS ipeno 2 2 6 .tiller 9 3 21 ' nyp 10 2 i'ok - I X — 0 2 6 T Buhr 9 21 Bound 1 II Will! f3 IS. Slufftcl.ptm 4 14 J. Buhr AT ATHENS Jlle (46) Athrn !•« B F T B i 0 0 n Bound e 3 0 I 1 Miller f 1 ■ 0 0 0 L.Buhr f 4 7 3 17 J Buhr f 4 0 4 4' Mnunzto r 3 0 1 ll Wanlle’ikl c 1 4 6 1 13 Well s 7 1 2 1 5t Holler g 5 0 B B 2n L Buhr .6 4 J 10 Mi 0 S 10 28 J Ruhr 0 0 WasOevvikl 1 0 2,Round A 1 0 2 Stuffieb’m Wrlli .llol.er 23 it-ftC Tot !i AT MAN1TO 90 1 is (R4) R y F T M 13 4 10 s 8 2! 1 « iff 7 1 IS 2 4 1 0 4 4| K i 1 3; V i 0 2 V11 mi an (67) B I rker f 3 lry f i tfiofi e o km g 1 r« 11 m Marlene Markey, Barbara Wasilewski, Marianne Becker, Connie Landreth, Martha Henrikson 46 Didn't you get the joke, Sharon? My• but °Us Freshmen! Me you really Studying? ever make it, Dave? Don't- give up, Kenny. The Everly Brothers? Home on Leave! Faculty vs. Students Hi, Dale! CHRISTMAS TIMS R RST ASSURED ” Presented by the Senior Class CAST Mr. Morlock . . . Mrs. Morlock . . . Mary Morlock . Jessica Morlock Mildred............. Joe Lanconi.... Luigi Lanconi . . . Martha.............. Lucifer............. Miss Akers .... George Plew . . . Mrs. Schmaltz . . Dr. Brown .... Mr. Black .... Mrs. Frinck .... Director............ Prompters . . Sandy Stage Manager . . . . . . Dick Sybert . . . Kay Noonan . Martha Henrikson . . Shirley Gabbert . Dorothy Hannibal . . . Ronnie Grant . . . . James Buhr . . Barb Giacomini . . . . Jan Jensen . . .Evelyn Fornoff . . Donnie Lindsey . . . Peggy Gard . . Kenneth Bounds . . . . Jim Holler . . . Sandy Davis . . . Mr. Gaston Davis and Karin Pugsley . • • Lynn Canterbury 51 Fall Festival Queen Christmas Dance Honor Nianr DanW Christmas Dance Fall Festival Dance Christmas Dance DANCES HONOR- Linda Pierceall Queen N I UT Menard Co. Republican Woman's Club Harold Talkington Abe Lincoln Bowl Russell Pittman, Blacksmithing Welding Menard Co. Farm Bureau Hopcaid Liquid Plant Food Culver Farmers Co-op Co. National Bank of Petersburg First National Bank of Petersburg Wilbur L. McNeil, Elevator Ahrenkiel Motor Sales Calverts Barber Shop T. L. Contrail Menard Co. Republican Cen. Comm. Hall Beauty Parlor Contrails Clover Farm Store BOOST O wvBoosted Whites Cafe Athens Freepress H.B. Wilson, Inc. Mott Son Sears Roebuck Co. Charles Fisher, custom farm work Robbins Co. Dry Goods, Petersburg Athens Stone Quarry Producers Dairy Co. Blankenberg Photographers Bunn Capitol Co. Amrhiens Bakery Inc. Hays Brand Chili Coca Cola, Petersburg Wiley Office Equipment Co. Western Chemical Co. Canteen Service Co., Springfield Walker Stone Co. Gateway Paper Supply Co. Josten's, Jim McCord, Representative Rays Chili Potato Chips Sweet Canterbury Seed Co. Grieme Brothers Eddy Coal Co. Jefferies Orchard Brookshier Garage C.E. Canterbury Seed Co. Jensen Brothers Rath Builders Service George C. Whitney Athens State Bank G. E. Dyer, D.D.S. Athens Superway Arthur L. Hughes G. R. Satorius Hannibal's Grocery Pugsley's Service Station Indian Point Limestone Quarry Fancy Prairie Co-op Co. Kenny Baugher Hollis S. Powers, D.D.S. Vem W. Maxwell, T.V. Service 57 Athens High School January 23, 1958 Dear Mrs. Becker, We, the Seniors of 1958, wish to take this way of expressing our thanks to you for all the guidance, advice, and many little kindnesses you have extended to all of us during our Senior Year. Many favors are still present in our minds; some of which include the many hours you stayed with us after school aiding and helping us in any way you could to improve our book. Helping the coke sellers, through their crises, when they needed it most, showing us how to enjoy school life by making the most out of it, being our sponsor, our ego-primer, and just endless personal kindnesses. These things already are proving to be valuable to us in our last year of high school. Thanks again! Sincerely, The Senior Class ROW ONE, FRONT: Danny DiGiovanna, Richard Freer, Dennis Ferguson, Robert Hackman, Donald Cantrall. ROW TWO: Susan Jo Walsh, Rhonda Sharp, Mary Beth Henrikson, Claudette Gaston, Carol Hughes. ROW THREE: Joyce Cravens, Leroy Prater, Brad Collins, Clifford Bryant, Dale Glenn, Donna Johnson. ROW FOUR, REAR: Stephanie Hughes, Debra Tobias, Patricia Bradley, Marilyn Russell, Goldena Hopkins. • J fX- k i 4 • i m M 1 ROW ONE, FRONT: Donald Byram, Richard Henning, Robert Henning, Jeffrey Hopwood, Larry Hopkins, Jerry Hughes, Richard Marten. ROW TWO: Gail Wilbanks, Rita Jensen, Linda Cramer, Sharon Myers, Nancy Jean Sanderfield, Sharon Glenn. ROW THREE: David Baylor, Michael Parkhurst, John Withers, Richard Spencer, James Russell, Michael Bryant, John Ratliff. ROW FOUR, REAR: Betty Jeanne Walsh, Patricia Bryant, Nancy Sharp, Rose Mary Schultz, Judy Welch, Della Lynn, Betty Jo Weidhuner. ATWENS ROW ONE, FRONT: Butch Collins, Ralph Henrikson, Charles Pierceall, Charles Bryant, Kerry Clemens, Talbert Tomlin, David Ferguson. ROW TWO: Lucille Primm, Melaney Croft, Nancy Hughes, Anitrae Hopper, Judith Schulrz, Donna Marion, Suzanne Gaston, Linda Hurt. ROW THREE: Clarence Glenn, Jimmy Weidhuner, Gary White, Russell Oiler, Ronnie Beal. Terry Sims. David Ratliff. ROW FOUR, REAR: Kathy Hansen, Wanda Sharp, Sally Canterbury, Martha Freeman, Sheila Davis, Wanda Cravens, Josephine Schultz. ROW ONE, FRONT: David Eden, William Nolting, Dale Magee, Gary Hamlin, Pat Mitts, and Tommy Ferguson. ROW TWO: Mrs. Helen VanMeter, Peggy Lawson, Grace Wahlsmith, Lois Drury, Dorothy Muller, Marilyn Wells, Joanna Bradley, and Cynthia Collins. ROW THREE: Pat Ratliff, Fred Babb, Ray Kenton, Eddie Nichols, David Shanle and Terry Parkhurst. ROW FOUR, REAR: Keith Huston, Larry Di-Givonna, Keith Ary, Jerry Talkington, Richard Yoakum, and Roger Hughes. ROW ONE, FRONT: Cynthia Hopkins, Joyce Eden, Carole Sue Jensen, Kay Clemens, Kathryn Rust, Barbara Byram, Linda Knoles. ROW TWO: Mrs. Kopp, Gary Walsh, Cecil Oiler, James Glenn, James Ratliff, Robert Jensen, Roger McKee, Phillip Holler. ROW THREE: Rosetta Bradley, Kathleen Henrikson, Barbara Shannon, Sally Nance, Mary Wiker, Alice Henning. ROW FOUR, REAR: Joe Digiovanna, Stanley Tobias, David Spence, Jerry Sanderfield Jr., Robert Shartzer, Kenneth Doom, Jackie Glenn. ROW ONE, FRONT: Diane Hughes, Juliana Hack-man, Ruth Ann Huffman, Barbara Peterson, Susan Radiker, Barbara Burris, Linda Abel. ROW TWO: Mrs. Canterbury, Ronnie Hughes, Charles Muller, Michael Cantrall, George Pettit, Larry Palmer, Harry Nichols. ROW THREE: Susan Miller, Sandra Estill, Cherye Wahlsmith, Harriet Fawns, Lois Ruth Bell, Sandra Shanle. ROW FOUR, REAR: Duane Grover, William Basso, Keith Wasilewski, Larry Fitschen, Maurice Cravens, Philip Lawson, Jimmie Ferguson. SHADE ROW ONE, FRONT: James White, Billy Hackman, Daneil Williams, Russell Sybert, James Wartenbe, Lynn Freer, Roger Tomlin. ROW TWO: Bonnie Wiker, Linda Rogers, Wanda Sybert, Patty Bozarth, Donna Gajewske, Barbara Brown. ROW THREE: Chandler Brown, Bobby Babb, Carl Dean Stott, Dennis Cox, Larry Hughes, Linda Sandeirteld, Connie Pugsley. ROW FOUR: Charles Spender, Larry Cramer, Jerry White, Joyce Hopkins, Junia Kent, Paula White. ROW ONE, FRONT: Roy Beal, Clarence Schultz, Larry Pierceall, Ronald Ferricks, Steve Talkington, David Wartenbe, Raymond Grover. ROW TWO: William Fitschen, Chester Cox, Thomas Croft, Sandra Hughes, Olive Boone, Linda Bell, Judy Merrell, Mr. Nachtnebel. ROW THREE: Mike Henrikson, Jim Hendrikson, James Davis, Donald Ferricks, Judy Muller, Marilyn Beccue, Linda Baum, Sharon Pierceall. ROW FOUR, REAR: Karen Nichols, Mary Oiler, Patty Sybert, Danny Freeman, John Miller, Robert Lawson, Ray Beal. Third and fourth grades. Teacher: Mrs. O’Neil FIRST ROW: Dave Markey, Bruce Henrickson, Gary Brown, Dennis Cameron, Tommy Garmers, Johnny Barrington. SECOND ROW: Sharon Holdman, Norma Thompson, Carol Riech, Gene Grammer, Judy Hays, Joyce Morse, Marilyn Downey. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Geary, Ricky Cronister, Mike Freeman, Beth Ann Bostic, Susie White, Sharon Engel. FOURTH ROW: Cathy Rath, Cherise Tucker, Bonnie Berry, Eugene Grammer, Anita Barnett, Janet Sands, Peggy Hudspeth. First and second grades. Teacher: Mrs. Brown FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kenneth Crivea. Kevin Schmidt, Patty Wilcox, Linda Prohoski, Gail Freeman, Shirley Lear, Melanie Grider. SECOND ROW: Dean Cronister, Tommy Hayes, Carla Engel, Roy Holdman, Diane Irwin, Billy Fisher. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Geary, Tom Rath, Judy Trainer, Jeanne Trainer, Kenny Gramneer, Steve Mitts. CcMtnM Seventh and eighth grades. Teacher: Mr. Denton (Principal) FIRST ROW: Larry Henrikson, Phil Jackson, Jackie Wells, Bob Coomer, David Brown. SECOND ROW: Terry Geary, John Haseley, Artie Fisher, Bill Sands, Bill Sanderfield, Andy Wasilewski. THIRD ROW: Beverly Brown, Patty Lear, Beth Ann Parks, Janet Garmers, Martha Downey, Dorothy Morris, Barbara Morris. FOURTH ROW: Carol Rath, Karen Markey, Mary Thompson, Beverly Barrington, Phyllis Markey, Mary Brookshier. Fifth and sixth grades. Teacher: Mrs. Krebs FIRST ROW: Glen Maxwell, Jimmy Wilson, Mike Wilcox, Raymond Barrington. SECOND ROW: Barbara Cronister, Mary.Schlitt, Carolyn Fisher, Margaret Bailey, Donna Riech, Janice Bostic. THIRD ROW: Vance Jeffrey, Gus Morris, Jerry Van Meter, Jack Brown, Billy Hayes. FOURTH ROW: Lyla Brown, Leon Dennison, Diane Geary, Patty Hudspeth, Eddie White. Grades 3, % 5. Teacher: Mrs. Winterbauer FIRST ROW: Orval Ware, Becky Kern, Sherry Emmons, Linda Joiner, Candy Miller, Joseph Raye. SECOND ROW: James Raye, Larry Rapp, Duane Kern, Mark Beare, Guy Fulton, Mike Floyd, James Neavill. THIRD ROW: Evelyn Weidhuner, Lou Ellen Bumgardner, Fredia Turner, Susan Finch, Nancy Harrison, Donna Neavill, Sharon Joiner. FOURTH ROW: Cheri Otzwirk, Dortha Caldwell, Albert Weidhuner, Duane Rapp, Albert Beare, Jimmy Floyd. F RCy PMtiru Grades 1, 2. Teacher: Mrs. Yagow FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: David Caldwell, Jeri Coady, Mary Jo Thompson, Johnny Deiss, and Joseph Ware. SECOND ROW: Gale Show-alter, Nancy Caldwell, Mary Louise Beare, Rita Bell, Shirley Floyd, and Sharon Showalter. THIRD ROW: Terry Miller, Linda Kem, Douglas Primm, John Eddie Hamilton, Gayland Joiner. FOURTH ROW: William Ware, Gary Rapp, Betty Fulkerson, Mark Baugher, Kenneth Engel, and Jerry Finch. Grades 6, 7, 8. Teacher: Mr. Groves (Principal) FIRST ROW: Edward Winterbauer, Arthur Neavill, Johnny Becker, Ralph Ware, Alfred Bumgardner. SECOND ROW: Diane Showalter, Ray Harrison, Freddie Weidhuner, Lonnie Milner, Harley Turner. THIRD ROW: Vivian Ware, Toni Beare, Sharon Kay Powers, Barbara Blankenship, Jeanie Harp, Delores Showalter. FOURTH ROW: Larry Neavill, Bobby Floyd, Don Milner, Alvie Fulton, Dean Baugher, David Ware. fucfojtii Poiafc Grades 1, 2, 3 Teacher: Miss Nellie Moore FIRST ROW: David Merrell, Mike Wall, Betty Hamilton, Merry Ann Kincaid. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Wethington, Susan Yoakum, Peggy Doyle, Patty Frank, Phyllis Rogers, Carol Wethington. THIRD ROW: Denny Allan, Dickie Poynter, Danny Austin, Robert Wall, David Glenn. Grades 4, 5, 6 Teacher: Miss Ruth Moore FIRST ROW: Bob Wethington, Alexis Kincaid, Mary Merrell, Eddie Merrell. SECOND ROW: Carl Rogers. Sammy Hopwood, Philip Hoakum, Jerry Davis, Terry Cundall, Raymond Hamilton. THIRD ROW: Randay Cundall, Mary Lee Nielson, Janet Van Eman, Eddie Dyer, J. E. Hopwood. 64 The Line-Up! Marty receives her letter What have you done now? American Bandstand?? What are you trying to do, Charlie? 67 Ah! To be a Freshman!! « •' ■ me i „ � - ♦ v.r- A T V-AT-,-. a , ay «r • v . f y v .. ♦- « ' _ . .%. • •«- -♦■. ■ —■■ 't- ' % •, -N - . «■ v . - • 4.. ,“ ft A - , ? ’- •!- ♦ l� A «- • • . � s J % a - 4 - - - + % . - ♦ - V m v ■ .-e 0R • a- t • - . • -V’nv . 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