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

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A-.Mt ., ,. wrssr-wits ,.,Zb,,Lf1 MR. DONALD GARREN B. S, Eureka College M. S, University of Illinois General Science, Biology, Physics and Geography. MR, BEN GASTON B. S. Eastern Illinois University English I1 and IV French l and II, MR. STEPHEN F. INGOLD B. A, Culver Stockton College Geometry, Algebra, Book- keeping, Advanced Math. MRS, BARBARA MASTEN MR. PI-IILLIP SCHMIDT B,S. Western Illinois Western Illinois University University Social Studies Home Economics Assistant Coach. 7 W FACULTY SNAPS -gg w 'vA. f'bvN Helping illlill1'C Ilonic- nigikcrs llcumqilc - vig, f, ' H ,1,,1f.- 3 !EZgif? 1 '-'-s'E'415 ' -if if 'LK Fftfsf . Y M. i f . -if ,Rf Ho-hum, I work 5n--o- THE K1NG'51ZED O hard! H ARTHUR MURRAY Where's the detention pad? it 4.4 taiwan Qs ,,.-nw 'Vo Know them is to like WCW YUU 9UfPfi5Cd? thcni, in-W --in iL'.lL'ilCi'- liku to play lou! llgtnding out Cl detention, Img may the 1ifg'? 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S, Underclassmen, Just a little note to tell you about our 4 years at A,C,l-l, S, It was not all play, but quite a bit of work. Our first year we chose for our class officers President, Cliff Richterg Vice President, Lourine Sanderfieldg Secretary and Treasurer, Bill Miller and Student Council, Emily Brookshier. Our class sponsors were Mr. Gardner and Mr. Garen. We had a hamburger fry and a skating party dur- ing the year. We also sold magazines to raise funds for our class. When we advanced to Sophomores, we elected President, Cliff Richter, Vice President, Elmer Doom, Secretary Treasurer, J. F. Van Eman and Student Council, Janet Markey. We had a hamburger fry and a sock hop for our class parties. Buck Stufflebeam and Lourine Sanderfield were chosen Kip-lg and Queen for the school Halloween party. Thedgirls elected to march onor Night were: Betty Wiker, Lourine Sanderfiel , Emily Brookshier and Martha Follis. Our Junior year was one of our busiest years. Our officers were Presi- dent, Terry Mauriziog Vice President, Buck Stufflebeam, Secretary and Treasurer, Gary Harrison and Student Council, Cliff Richter. We sold hot dogs andgop corn at our basketball games and chose our class rings. Our Junior an Senior Prom went off very well. It was held at Washington Park on May 17. Our theme was Neptunes Castle. In the spring we ha a pizza and bar-b-que party at the school. King and Queen for the Halloween party were Gary Harrison and Donna Bozarth. The girls elected for Honor Night were: Lourine Sanderfield, Janet Markey, Martha Follis, and Emily Brookshier. At last we have climbed to the top of the ladder. As Seniors, Buck Stufflebeam was our President, Mick Wasilewski, Vice President, Gary Harrison, Secretary and Treasurer, Bill Noonan, Student Council. Terry Maurizio was chosen Student Council President, We had a spaghetti supper at the beginning of the year and sold cokes at basketball games to make money for our class. Mick Wasilewski and Barbara Calvert were elected King and Queen of the school Halloween party. We selected our class colors as blue and white and our class motto is Forward ever, Backward never. The best of luck to the underclassmen. We hope you have as much fun, and as much co-operation from the students and faculty as we have had. I0 Sincerely yours, Senior Class 4 Class Off WE WERE SEN IORS KENNETH BANNING Ken Ken is one of our nicest boys, even though he doesn't make much noise. Ambition-Attend College. Favorite Pastime -Photography Activities -Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Transfer from Oblong High School. Athenian Staff IV, Student Council IV. DONNA BOZARTH Shorty Good things can come in small packages. Ambition-Work for awhile then get married. Favorite Pastime-Dating a certain Senior. Activities -Chorus 1, 2, 3, Athenian Sun 1, 2, 3, 4, Athenian Staff 3, 4, Co-Editor 4, F.H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Librarian 2, 3, Student Council 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Choir 1, Music Festival 1, 2, Girls Sextette 2, 3, Honor Night 4, Music Contest 1, 2, 3, Junior Play, Illini Girls State 3, F, H. A. Chapter Sweetheart 4. l 4 BARBARA CALVERT Bubbles There 's a streak of mischief in every little girl. Ambition-To go through college successfully. Favorite Pastime -Reading. Activities-Honor Night 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Band Contest 1, 2, 3, Music Festival 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, F.H, A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Athenian sun 1, 2, 3, 4, Athenian Staff 3 4, Senior Play, Librarian 3, 4. BARBARA CRAVENS Barb. Not that I like studying less but I like fun more. Ambition-Go to college, then teach school. Favorite Pastime-Having fun. Activities-Band 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, F, H, A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, National Honor Society, Girls Sextette 2, Senior Play, Athenian Staff 4, Athenian Sun 4, Music Contest 1, 2, 4, Variety Show 1, Honor Night 4. SENIORS EMILY BROOKSHIER M To know her is to like her. Ambition-Work as a Secretary Favorite Pastime -Listening to Music Activities-F,H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, F,H, A Section I, Secretary 2, 3, Athenian Sun 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Athenian Staff 4, Honor Night 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Junior Play, Roll Checker 1, Librarian 1, 2, 3. LARRY BUHR Fatman Women are a problem, but aren't they fun to solve? Ambition-To be successful in life. Favorite Pastime -Playing Baseball. Activities -Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Librarian 3, 4, Roll Checker 3, 4. SENIORS He looks safe and sound but so does gun powder. Ambition-To get rich quick. Favorite Pastime -Studying. Activities-Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 4. SHARON EIGENMANN Agnes Her eyes are the eyes of an angel, her wink shows the devil within. Ambition-To be an airline hostess. Favorite Pastime -Gabbing on the telephone. Activities -F. H. A. 1, 3, 4, Music Festival 1, Athenian Staff 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Asst. Editor of Athenian Sun, Junior Play, Librarian 3, 4, Music Contest 3. JAMES DOBSON Jim Men like me are hard to find. Ambition-To work in Science. Favorite Pastime -Science, ELMER DOOM Stud He may be small--but so was Napoleon. Ambition-To have the sharpest, fastest custom car around Athens. Favorite Pastime -Listening to Rock N Roll Records. Activities -F, F. A. 1, 2, 3. SDP if KENNETH GLASSCOCK Glassy Over my studies I do not toil, for they aren't worth the midnight oil. Ambition-To own 5000 acres of land. Favorite Pastime-Watching the scenery, Activities-Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4 Officer, Sentinel. MARTHA FOLLIS Marty She heard the first wedding bells, but the rest of us still have hopes Ambition-To live a long happy life. Favorite Pastime -Playing with Fluffy my puppy. Activities-Band 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Athenian Sun 2, 3, Year Book 2, 3, 4, F. H. A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Librarian 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Music Festival 1, 2, 3, Girls Sextette 2, 3, Honor Night 2, 3, 4, Music Contest l, 2, 3, Choir l. GARY HARRISON Brownie He works in quiet but what he does is well worth doing. Ambition-To be a rich farmer. Favorite Pastime -Watching T. V. Activities-Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, F, F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, Class Officer 3, 4, Student Council 4, National Honor Society, Athenian Sun Staff 4, Athenian Staff 4, Honor Night 1, 2, 3, 4. KENNETH HOLLER Kenny Girls make me so nervous! Ambition-To make a million. Favorite Pastime -Getting into trouble. Activities-F,F, A, 1, 3, 4, Track 3. EUGENE McKEE Molly Some of his nonsense now and then gets him in trouble and out again. Ambition-To be a gunsmith. Favorite Pastime-Working on guns. Activities-Basketball 1,2, Track 1. CARL MARION Abe To know him is to like him. Ambition-To be a farmer. Favorite Pastime-Watching television. Activities -Senior Play . SENIORS DONALD HURT Don Bigness is not judged by size alone. Ambition-To be a scientist. Favorite Pastime -Playing pool and going to shows Activities-Track 1, 2, 3, Junior Play, Senior Play, Librarian 3, 4, National Honor Society, Athenian Sun staff 4, Roll Checker 2, 3, 4. BRUCE IRWIN Giry Why should the Devil have all the good times? Ambition-To make a million and then retire. Favorite Pastime-Working on my Ford, Activities -F. F, A, l, 3. ' . SENIORS BILL MILLER Willie I must confess, Women like me! Ambition-To go to College, Favorite Pastime-Watching T. V. Activities-Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, F, F, A, 1, 2, 4, Officer 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. JUDITH MOSS Judy Life would be dreary without boys, Ambition-To teach awhile then get married. Favorite Pastime -Playing the Piano and Reading. Activities-F, H, A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, Student Council 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Band Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 3, Chorus Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Honor Night 4, Summer Band 1, 2, 3, 4, F, T, A, 2, 3, 4. JANET MARKEY Jan Not too quiet, not too noisy, but, oh brother! Ambition-To be happy in whatever I do. Favorite Pastime -Talking. Activities-F, H, A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Officer 3, Athenian Sun Staff 3, 4, Editor 3, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Athenian Staff 2, 4: Co -editor 4,1-Ionor Night 1, 3, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, National Honor Society 3,4, Roll Checker 4, F, H, A, Section 7 Officer 3, 4. TERRY MAURIZIO Sal Now here 's a man with possibilities. Ambition-To be a professional Bowler. Favorite Pastime -Bowling. Activities-Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Class President 3, Student Council Secretary 3, President 4, Athenian Sun Staff 4. BARBARA NANCE Bobbie A live wire never gets stepped on, Ambition-To be a Beautician. Favorite Pastime -Having a good time. Activities-Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, F, H, A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Cheerleader 1, Athenian Staff 3, 4, Athenian Sun 2, 3, Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, StE:I-ent Council 4, Librarian 4, All State Chorus 2, Girls Double Essemble 2, 3, 4. JOHN NANCE Pirate He who stayeth out all night, sleepeth all day. Ambition-To become another Elvis Presley. Favorite Pastime -Collecting girls' address. Activities-Chorus 1. , ' Q-rv ,. :,.i-1.p..j-'- s , ,f.,f,.,,,,, ' '.f'g'Z . - an r,., ::if'i-,151 ,wif ,rt 5. Q . ,vaixa fe....- , F, ,f' 4 2 ' ' 1 J MARY JANE NEAVILL Janie l taught Kathryn Murray how to dance. Ambition-To work, then get married, Favorite Pastime-Writing letters. Activities -Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Prompter of Senior Class Play, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. RONALD NEAVILL Ronnie What? No girls in heaven, then just leave me here! Ambition-To become a successful farmer. Favorite Pastime -Hunting and fishing. Activities-F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 6 I CLIFF RICHTER Stanley Seriously boys, I hate girls. Ambition-Take the U, S, A, F, blue to outer space, Favorite Pastime -Listening to GOOD music. Activities -Class President 1, 2, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band President 4, National Honor Society, F, F, A, 1, 2, F, F. A, Judging Contest 1, 2, Basketball 2, Junior Play, Music Contest 1, 2, Summer Band 1, 2, 3, Music Festival 2, 4. CAROL ROBERTS Lover A pleasant girl with a pleasant way. Ambition-To be successful in what I do, Favorite Pastime -Having a good time. Activities-Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play Prompter, Athenian Staff 4, Roll Checker 1, 4, Honor Night 4. SENIORS WILLIAM R. NOONAN Bi11 If silence were money I would be a millionaire, Ambition-To marry a millionaire 's daughter Favorite Pastime -Roller-Skating. Activities-Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, F,F A l, Junior Play, Senior Play, National Honor Society Student Council 4. JERRY OLSON Charles Worry kills men--Why Die? Ambition-To be a successful farmer, Favorite Pastime-Comparing girls and cars. Activities-Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, F. F, A 1, 2, 3, 4. SENIORS DORELLA SANDS D0tie Everyone is crazy except me and thee, and sometimes I wonder about thee, Ambition-To go to college. Favorite Pastime -Gabbing on the telephone. Activities -Pep Club 2, 3, 4, F. H, A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Athenian Sun 2, 3, 4. RONALD STUFFLEBEAM Buck A lion among the ladies is a most dreadful thing, Ambition-Attend college and then play professional baseball. Favorite Pastime-Eating. Activities-Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Class Officer 3, 4, Student Council 4, Roll Checker 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Honor Night 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Captain 4. LOURINE SANDERFIELD Blondie You can 't tell what these quiet girls are like when they 're not under observation. Ambition-To have some sense left when every- body else goes crazy. Favorite Pastime -Eating. Activities-Music Contest 1, 2, 4, F, H. A. 1, 2, Music Festival 1, 2, 4, Class Officer 1, Senior and Junior Play, Chorus 1, 2, 4, Honor Night 2, 3, 4, Athenian Sun Staff 3, 4, Athenian Staff 1. SANDRA SANDERFIELD Sandy She seems to be a quiet girl, but still can raise the dickens. Ambition-To be successful at whatever I attempt to do. Favorite Pastime-Having fun. Activities-F. H, A, 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Music Festival 1, 2, Music Contest l, 2, Senior Play, Athenian Sun 3, 4, Honor Night 4. l ' :V r J. F. VAN EMAN ,spuddyr Work fascinates me, I could sit and look at it for hours. Ambition-To own and run my own dragstrip. Favorite Pastime-Talking cars. Activities-F, F, A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Athenian Staff 4, Judging Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 2, F. F. A, Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Junior Play, Roll Checker 2, 3. MICK WASILEWSKI Andy Bashful in the daytime but beware of him at night. Ambition-To be successful in whatever I do. Favorite Pastime -Sleeping. Activities-Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 4, Roll Checker 4, Honor Night 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play. PAULA WASILEWSKI Whiskey Seems quiet till you know her well. Ambition-To be an athletic director. Favorite Pastime -Bowling, if I have the money. Activities-F.H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Athenian Sun Staff 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Athenian Staff 4: Chorus Contest 2, Chorus 2, Honor Night 4, Junior and Senior Play Prompter. JOE WETHINGTON Slick Frequently with my brain I gently think a thought. Ambition-Join the army and see the world. Favorite Pastime-Hunting. Activities-F. F. A, 4. 2, 4. MORRIS WILCOXON Pooch Why hurry? The tortoise got there. Ambition-To own a 500'acre farm or be an auto mechanic. Favorite Pastime-Tinkering with motors. Activities-F. F. A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager Honor Night 2, Roll Checker 4. LARRY YOAKUM Yogi l know a lot but I just can't seem to think of it. Ambition-To be successful in whatever l do. Favorite Pastime -Working. Activities-Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, F.F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. BETTIE w1KER Betsy SENIORS If you think candy 's sweet, here 's a girl you ought to meet. Ambition-Be successful and marry a millionaire. Favorite Pastime-Talking and skating. Activities -F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, Chorus Contest 1,.2, 3, 4, Chorus Festival 1, 2, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, Choir 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Athenian Sun Staff 1, 2, 3, Athenian Staff 4'. Junior and Senior Play, Librarian 1, 4, Sweetheart Dance 2, F.H. A. Camp Delegate 2, Freshman-Sophomore Basketball Queen, Senior Sextette 4, Honor Night 2: 3 4fT,-- Y!-1 CLASS WILL We the Senior Class of 1959 believing ourselves to be sound of mind and free of undue influence d hereby draw up this last will and testament bequeathing the following items both real and personal to the followm people To t e faculty we bequeath the courage and our sincere sympathy to put up with the class of 60 if they are at all like the class of 59 To the juniors we bequeath the abtlity to graduate and also to run Athens High School as they see flt To the sophomores we bequeath the right to have fun in class and at the school parties To the freshmen we bequeath the right to grow up before becoming Seniors I Kenneth Holler bequeath my wavy hair to Doc Abcln and my dancing ability to Barb Wasilewski I Ronald Stufflebeam bequeath my basketball position to Don Libby I Gary Harrison bequeath my brillance to Orval Brown and my car to Mr Gaston I Judith Moss bequeath my ability to pass a driver s test the first time I take it to Karen Hennkson and my ability to get the car to my brother Gary I Carl Marion bequeath my good looks and charm to Larry Deckard I Janet Markey bequeath my place on National Honor Society to my sister Phyllis and my ability to catch the bus on time to Lena Markey and Iacquelme Wasilewski I Terry Maurizio bequeath my bowling ability to Mr Schmidt and my height to Harry Woods I Barbara Calvert bequeath my ability to get along with the teachers to Carol Walkup and my seat stud hall to Wayne Wells Bill Miller bequeath my Cardinal Contract willed to me by Jim Buhr to Mike Haensel and my basketball suit to B111 Babb I Mary Jane Neavill bequeath my long hair to my sister Sue and my ability to get along with the teachers to my cousin Artie B I Paula Wasilewski bequeath my ability to bowl to Kathryn Powers and my sense of humor to Barbara rown I Bill Noonan bequeath my quiet ways to Mike Haensel and my ability to run the mile to Richard Van Meter I Lourme Sanderfield bequeath my sister Mary Ann my old hula hoop and my sister Linda my seat in Study Hall I Barbara Nance bequeath my ability to tell jokes to my slster Sandy and my hel ht to Kathryn Powers I Mick Wasilewski bequeath my height to Dickie Lawson and my quiet ways to Mi e Haensel I Iohn Nance bequeath my ability to get along with Mr Fee to Denms Huston and my Lucky Strikes to any basketball player who needs them I Bruce Irwin bequeath my Ford to Larry Wells and my height to Jim Smith I Sandra Sanderfield bequeath all my good times at A C H S to my brother Bill and my books to any body who wants them I Kenneth Banning bequeath m ability to et along with Mr Schmidt to all Juniors I Eugene McKee leave all my appy schoo days and detentions to Denms Huston I Dave Downey bequeath my ability to ride a motorcycle to Lee Beare I Jerry Olson bequeath my six hanger 52 Ford to Ronnie Weidhuner and my Swine Showmanshxp ability to Larry wells I Elmer Doom bequeath my Mercury to Central Iron and Metal dl Dorella Sands bequeath my giggle to some Freshman when he needs humor and my long hair to my sister Lin a l Emily Brookshxer bequeath my good times in A C H S to my sister Mary Ann and my seat in typing to Joyce Seipel I Larry Yoakum bequeath my Ford dragon wagon to Artie Neavill and my place in the 100 yd dash to Johnny Becker I James Dobson bequeath my brams to my kid brother who needs them I Larry Buhr bequeath my height to Carl Stott and my Kansas City Baseball contract to Bill Babbs I Betty Wiker bequeath my quiet ways to Barb WBSIICWSRI and my seat in study hall to my sister Bonnie I Don Hurt bequeath my ability to get along with Mr Gaston to Kenny Freer and my Jolly ways to Mr Schmidt I Morris Wilcoxon bequeath my hot Ford 6 to Lee Beare and love for motorcycle to Mark Parks I Donna Bozarth bequeath my position as President of F H A to Sharon Grant and my place on the National Honor Society to my sister Pat I Sharon Exgenmann bequeath my seat in Study Hall to some Freshman and my witty ways to Barb Brown I Barbara Cravens bequeath my ability to get along with Mr Schmidt to Jim Smith and my hair to Shirley Gajewske I Cliff Richter bequeath my ragtop to any fool who doesn t mmd discomfort I J F Van Eman bequeath my Ford to anyone who silly enough to want one L3 'C . xf' 'H H. I ' t D I . Q U' ,,. - Y: I .1 , .I I .. ' ' . I , U I in-. ' . . . .' . ' . .B .D I' ' A A ' I K hi., I . .I . ' . H P I, Carol Roberts, bequeath my ability to have fun to my brother, Franklin, and my Study hall seat to Betty ierceall. , I, Kenneth Glasscock, bequeath my ability to stay out of detention to Ra Harrison. I, Joe Wethington, bequeath my seat in study hal to James Wiseman andymy American Problem book to anyone who wants it. I, Ronnie Neavill, bequeath my hot chevy to Charlie fRonnie Weidhunerj and my seat in Study Hall to whoever wants it. -,l-.-. I i' ' if 3 RE MBER Sanderfield Maurizio Marion Markey ' Neavill Miller Sands Wasilewski Harrison Downey Y oa kum Irwin Mc Kee Brookshier Calvert Wilcoxon Hurt WHE 12 I Doom Buhr Wiker VanEman Bozarth Follis Richter Neavill Olson Glasscock Eigenmann Srufflebeam Cravens Dobson Noonan Moss Holler Nance Wasilewski CLASS PROPHE CY The year is T964. A party is being given by our Senior Class President, Buck Stufflebeam, to reunite the Senior Class of T959. Buck is now a big league baseball player, and the party is being held in his beautiful home. Everyone seems to be present for the 'Q Hqoald occasion. Barbara Calvert and Paula Wasilewski are helping them- selves to the refreshments. Barbara works for a writer of mystery books and Paula is a physical education instructor. Larry Buhr, who plays ball for Kansas City, is talking over old times with Mick Wasilewski . Mick is a veterinarian in a small Illinois town. Kenny Glasscock and Morris Wilcoxon are discussing their crops. Martha Follis is here with her husband and two children. Kenneth Banning is taking pictures. He now owns a chain of picture studios. James Dobson and Carl Marion are sitting on the sofa looking through an old class annual. Carl runs a farm and Jim is employed in the research department of General Electric. Sharon Eigenmann and Barbara Nance are admiring the furnishings of the house. Barbara runs a beauty salon in her home, W4 x Q in Ai 'Qi fi ii f rm. if J SI , P and Sharon writes gags for a television show. J. F. Van Eman and Dave Downey are outside looking over Cliff Richter's new car. Cliff is a Major in the Air Force. J. F. runs a drag strip, and Dave is a test pilot. Bettie Wiker just came in with a new mink coat. She is married to a Texas millionaire. Kenneth Holler runs a drug store and Gene McKee a machine shop. Lourine Sanclerfield is private secretary to the owner of a large insurance company where Don Hurt is a Junior Executive. Janet Markey, Donna Bozarth, and Emily Brookshier are recalling their times together back in A. C. H. S. Janet is vice-president of a chain of women's clothing stores. Donna is a designer of women's fashions, and Emily is a private secretary. Terry Maurizio, who is a professional bowler, and Gary Harrison, who owns a cattle ranch out West, are looking at some old basketball scores. Barbara Cravens and Mary Jane Neavill are playing records in the recreation room. Barbara teaches high school and Mary is a receptionist for a doctor. Judy Moss, who teaches kindergarten, is showing Dorella Sands a picture of her class. Dorella owns a restaurant in Arizona. Bill Miller and Ronnie Neavill iust came back from visiting Jerry Olson's 500 acre farm. Bill works in the research department of Dupont, and Ronnie runs a trucking line. Carol Roberts is describing her new home to Sandra Sanderfield. Sandra is employed with General Motors as a secretary and Carol works for the government. Elmer Doon, Larry Yoakum and John Nance are looking through some class pictures. Elmer is a mechanic, John runs a garage and Larry owns a farm. Bill Noonan, Joe Wethington and Bruce Irwin are reading a T959 school paper. Bill runs a five hundred acre farm and Joe and Bruce work for Ford Motor Company. So on goes the party and on go the lives of the Alumni---we wish for each of them good luck and happiness. 21 SENIORS That's the General 4 to 1 isn't fair! Idea, Boys! What are you doing, bharoni What's the trouble? Step lightly! Getting beat, Bruce? Ronnie , you're Seniors working? not laughing Barb's all alone! 22 SNAPS Mickey Mantle? Are you camera shy Jan? f? What are they up to now? A love pat?? A Tough assignment I .df x Em's a brave Girl. n im, -f Senior pictures if came! 'J 23 Such nutty Seniors! Who's it from Joe? rsi 'T wr J' ff' '36 X5 'gf axe' V: 8 1 ml 1, Q xv, kwfa ' I..',.L H xv l 4 ' ' Of' i: '4 sl' 1 mf' xg- ...sv fav 57s,S'f'l ,, v ,, ,I M -K OW x , 5 I T -- 45- ' Q - x fb. . J 'hs, 'Y' ,J Q. .w W. f awww-W k,,. ns- M.. ,..,, W, ,V .. j ye gi 0- f M, x ,, T ,E-wi . wi .f an M AR, 3 ,..mM K ' -4 'S xw . ,. .5Q. , I .J 4' -tanvl :NW ,.., , s ,V . a ., s Y 1? ', ' ' W E , 15 , -, wM '!'M 'M '3M.X 1 f- if :r aw f K 2 ,,..f' ,, -.. N , , ...Q , E 1 -y w.3, .,f m. -V - - ...,.wv-A A xxx . ., oox Mr. Mignight Rita Baxter . Jane Baxter . Nada Owens Patsy Farrel . Fritog . . . Belinda . . Edwina . . Fred Dana . Leroy Daoyle Harvey , , Keith . . . Victrola . . Mrs. Dana . Prompters. . Director . . SENIOR PLAY A S1 u . QXSX' ,Uber se Q pat? Woo Wlfb 06 PX X bo as ,bgisl 'AXP' X, NO BOYS ALLOWED Assistant Director , . . me who S avi ' K9 500 Q6 CAST . . . . Carl Marion . . . . Judy Moss . . . Barbara Nance . . Lourine Sanderfield . . . Bettie Wiker . Mick Wasilewski . . Janet Markey . Barbara Calvert . . . Larry Buhr . .Terry Maurizio . Bill Noonan . . . Don Hurt . Barbara Cravens . Sandra Sanderfield . . Paula Wasilewski Mary Jane Neavill . . Mr. Phil Schmidt . Mrs. Phil Schmidt Are you Scared ' ' fs-7179 26 SQ f JUNIORS Class Officers Bill Babb Terry Barnett Marianne Becker Iris Brown Karen Brown Myrna Brown Orval Brown Phil Clemens Loren Fawns Alberta Fornoff Kenny Freer Shirley Gaiewske Mike Haensel Janet Henning Karen Henrikson Glen Huffman Dennis Huston Norman Jensen Jeanette Nance Lee Nance A . 1- fi -L ' , .,,,..,A.f,,wef.-Q1.wills'ffaffgszfsiizwi mms MW, fwy, 51' tlYiisiitfiss?E3, Yss5sxsQ4sz1ssz4 1 eiifii'Qf'?iQgJ i fix X. .. ,L .. Y. ,gil 4 gr. Y .,.xk .N - -. 5, y X lgawsw, .WW , Q1 K-H if ' fc gl-3' xi' mb 5 ti, R sn M 5 5. M W ali X X ,mir , yt 3 in 3 5 K K 5 rt X 3 A Q Q :vast 'fm ws '1 in NZ' a asat J Q satt it Joanne Nichols M, at Mark Parks t , Eg 1 Rohm Rm J at Linda Sands is 'z sst i f E Joyce Sei pel t,,t J sttt P M ta 'rs Xt., ,Q ' , M 9 it Bill Shannon Louis Suttory Sharon Talkingron Richard Van Meter Carol Walkup Barbara Wasilewski Ronnie Weidhuner Mrs . Masten Mr . Brittin 29 S ca Q .1 Waugh x 8 d!lg Harry Woods m '14 X3 K J . i NL Y Alb Q Y I A X I X . X 1 X I: X UNIUR SNAPS 1 XX P Wm- I L L Orvni, ihe industrious - 6. Um-m-m Qood! rywc. Q 65' buf xxx .il miiiiicw iuhiiy. DU Mild Ll A- ss wx X - Oc X9 OX L, 3 ' i in ,W ' yi! l Q 1 X I X i 1 V. Kaeenk Christmas Parw! Why is everybody always picking on me7'T I K wie? ...-, ,IZ The Big Dm! O 1 K mm L , What is itfj 30 7 f sf' J diml- 4 if ,r Leroy Jones Bernice Juris Frankie Knoles Don Libby Marlene Markey Gary Moss lf., L., -A qi- 'V L 5 lf? 1, A h 'lf' A l 5 Jim Muller Sandra Nance Susan Neavill Kathryn Powers Betty Pierceall Frank Roberts '55 'S'-'V Doris Stier Jim Wiseman . Mar Ann Sanderfield Teddy Sims Jim Smith Class SPOHSOFS Y Miss Cordera Sharon Tomlin Barbara Nichols Larry Wells 32 Mr Schmidt SOPHOMORES Class Officers if Al HQ if Ronnie Beaver Dale Bounds if Bobby Abeln Lee Beare Q mf Q Susan Canterbury Janice Cundall Larry Deckarcl John Dobson M, ' ,L it ' ' ' ribyi y T ff 'J B A or C vw lri N i - ' C David Engel Jack Geary Sboron Grant Carolyn Hamlin ws. Oi 95 Q N . . ' an a'.'4 I -. ..' 'H .': ' 1 'ln ' s Jim Brown vs Dottie Emmett . S., . S-7 Linda Holler SGPHO ORE SNAPS 1.4 Kal Did It What's 11m trylng Again. PAW 3Y -V QXOW nmg S C did tha 1 Pdfame' CXUYU go to do? Don't fall, Dale whef Ag ood Way me Wet xo Weak What's so funny, Sue? G1 1 88 1118 Sophomoresi DOH .r Cat 3 u Cys' p me Pfoht What a birthday present, Barb! , 1 I Q ,. ., M .MMA N9 'bf P' 4 E xr 4 X. wav 0 ,Nm 4.,,-., Ali' .., - wi' wmv' . 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K 37 Larry Henrikson Joyce Hopkins Larry Hughes Phil Jackson Diana Kennedy Junia Kent Dick Lawson Pat Lear Phyllis Markey Don Milner Barbara Morris Arthur Neavill Beth Ann Parks Sharon Powers Connie Pugsley Linda Rogers Linda Sanderfield Gary Sharp Del ores Showalter Charles Spencer Carl Stott Wanda Syl:-ert Mary Beth Thompson Roger Tomlin Ralph Ware Vivian Ware James Wartenbe Jackie Wells Wayne Wells Jerry White Jim White Paula White Bonnie Wiker Danny Williams Edward Winterba UCI' FRESHMAN SNAPS ii 1 IT'- Yonng llnnigincc. Children will play. .. C sf' t 5 bl 1 Sv . Nu. Surprised, Phyl? 1 50 me!! , 11 . boys ? 118 1111-ere 1 Wg. Smilc for lhc CLlIl'lCl'Zl Work hard, Paula! Ffesh me . U DCC!-ers :3 X43 Pop corn is fattening, girls! Can you do it -nun-dv' Linda? 38 Siudious Freshmen. 7 RLJW UNB FRONT: Lourine Sanderfield, Mr, Garren, Janet Markey, Donna Bozarth, Mrs, Becker. Emily Brookshier. ROW TWO: Gary Harrison, J. F. 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FOURTH ROW: Fo rs, . y , Marianne Becker, Emily Brookshier, Myrna Brown, Joanne Nichols, Sharon Talkington, Karen Henrikson. FIFTH ROW: Janet Markey, Orville Brown, Ken Freer, Bill Noonan, Barbara Cravens. SIXTH ROW: Norman Jensen, Ronnie Weid- ENTH h ner, Harry Woods, Don Hurt, Buck Stufflebeam. SEV u ROW: Bill Shannon, Gary Harrison, Terry Maurizio, Bill Miller, Cliff Richter. The National Honor Society consists of those students who have maintained a B average or higher throughout their h ol ears Its emblems are the flaming torch and the SC O Y . keystone. Fourteen seniors and sixteen iuniors are members. 42 NATIONAL sequin sugar X 'I 2 5- 1- Q y STUDE T COUNCIL ROW ONE, FRONT: Advisor, Mr. Ingoldg President, Terry Maurizio, Vice -President, Emily Brookshierg Sec- retary-Treasurer, Janet Markey. ROW TWO: Donna Bozarth, Ken Banning, Gary Harrison, Cliff Richter, Buck Stufflebeam, Bill Noonan, Barbara Nance. ROW THREE: Sharon Talkington, Loren Fawns, Glen Huffman, Terry Barnett, Janet Henning. ROW FOUR, REAR: Bill Hackman, Sandra Nance, Jim Muller, Susan Canterbury, Artie Neavill. ACTIVITIES Halloween Party All-School Christmas Party Christmas Dance PRESIDENT Honor Night Program sm School Picnic Also Taking Care of Candy and Paper Machines ' Terry Decorating for Christmas Dance 43 HM All FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Masten, Karen Henrikson, 'Bettie Wiker, Donna Bozarth, Janet Henning, Joanne Nichols, Barbara Nance. SECOND ROW: Betty Pierceall, Linda Sands, Emily Brookshier, Carol Walkup, Janet Mark- ey, Paula Wasilewski, Judy Moss, Karen Brown, Vivian Ware, Barbara Morris. THIRD ROW: Pat Lear, Susan Canter- bury, Dorella Sands, Alberta Fornoff, Marlene Markey, Linda Holler, Paula White, Sharon Grant, Beth Ann Parks, Linda Sanderfield, Connie Pugsley, FOURTH ROW: Myrna Brown, Sharon Eigenmann, Marty Follis, Diana Kennedy, Joyce Hopkins, Barbara Brown, Sharon Powers, Shirley Gajewske, Mary Ann Brookshier, Barbara Calvert, Junia Kent. FIFTH ROW: Janice Cundall, Sharon Talkington, Jeanette Nance, Beverg Barrington, Sharon Tomlin, Carolyn Ham- lin, Donna Gajewske, Linda Rogers, Iris Brown, Bonnie Wiker, SIXTH R W: Frankie Knoles, Barbara Nichols, Sandra Nance, Joyce Seipel, Doris Stier, Kathryn Powers, Pat Bozarth, Barbara Cravens, Barbara Wasilewski, Mary Ann Sanderfield, Wanda Sybert. ' OFFICERS President. . . .... . Donna Bozarth Vice President . . . Bettie Wiker Secretary. . . . . Janet Henning Treasurer. . . . Karen Henrikson I . H. A. Parliamentarian .... . Joanne Nichols Historian ........ . Barbara Nance Chairman of Public Relations . . . . Judy Moss Chairman of Recreation .' . . . Paula Wasilewski Chairman of Projects . . . . Emily Brookshier Song Leader .... . . Carol Walkup , Reporter ..... . . . Janet Markey We Gfe IGCYUIYYQ fo Cook and 59W and Plan- Chapter Mothers . . . . Mrs. Forest Grant 9 I Mrs. Lawrence Marke what for ' of Course' to get G man ' Chapter Advisor . . . . Mrs. Masteh X Preparing Thanksgiving Baskets 'i 5 F.F.A. Q! . B! - Q' 111135 a or AMER' GJ if Fu 1.7 'rl C4 Jsrs .7-25 2 K ,gAQfjlFrAfy - J My , r S .E 1 yi? D u : -L D' G' fr - eei ye. Q - ar V bw f 4 s, ,V . A, 1 O .L Q' X er- gf 017,10 5 J ' Ulu J ROW ONE, FRONT: Mr. Gardner, Jerry Olson. J.F. Van Eman, Gary Harrison, Harry Woods, Bill Miller, Kenneth Glasscock. ROW TWO: Larry Henrikson, Jim Brown, Bud Ware, Dennis Cox, Larry Wells, Richard Van Meier, Don Milner, Bob Ablen, Jack Geary, Lee Nance. ROW THREE: Ray Harrison, Dale Bounds, Gene McKee, Gary Sharp, Morris Wilcoxon, Artie Fisher, Leroy Jones, Ronnie Neavill, Larry Cramer, John Haseley, Bob Rust. ROW FOUR, REAR: John Becker, Larry Yoakum, Artie Neavill, Terry Barneu, Kenneth Holler, Bruce Irwin, James Dobson, Glen Huffman, David Engel, Joe Wethington. 45 LIBRARIANS Pj, CONCERT BAN Mr. Brittin Majorettes Cp. D. 4 661920061- o S ya 93025 10 QW X98 6 9 QM. zsvlxzv '50:Z'5Y0xA :load otxyi ewgilvevoaaq XY CSS K xbn G X 9 as 93,0 CQS12-904 We oil-529 5 awp XSS' V s Y5 P9 X v3 x xyix K X60 Yse QXC' Q STX QS ljfofljv ive oe' GQ 59329 6506 Q0 XT- X QS XX x Q FSO: Wai-GST fl-gags?-'Y' ,qyx QQ il Q vi X0 10 6 0 no 2,90 W x 0 009 5' 9,6 C 2556 o 1 35 XG wi io 'bl GX 'T 0 2- 0 2' of xx xi O Cp who gale' vt 'AGBQQ-X 'biepvex 9 9 XC' X 2, 0 3 G5 I .4 K x ' Q 1? ,ln I S X3 fl.. .X l. Se, wh I ' l Owl wh 'Xe' e. QQ' ox 'bbs 9' 6 WX xwl Nmel l r. V . l ' 1 5' ' . ' . . ' at ls .NMWWS - Mi I ' f,vW'W Y -5 500. 2550 ri ,XA - as .46 ' ?6.QOo S-066.5 fe- 'wwf 6 . ' ' ,Q Of' QXQY ,698 69 my ?o?91S' 90 256930 ossflkieess QQ' Y Q9 YS 3 6 0 Yfbiog -. X080 'a-30:8 Vega 805506 zzvexxzodiooew Q-o Xgxzsl SZQQX 069. exam xogn X ooh SKA 5 Sv :P xx- 3,05 14.00 og 'ow 0 . KN 0 xotlyiota ssvaopg 9 vt 0, fb V ,xv Q1 990 was vo cvofyvsa NYT S24 ex- 'AY qN2a0i:XeI'6.s Xa W MIXED CHORUS The chorus consisted of 35 girls and I2 boys this year. Activities included an Abe Lincoln Conference combined festival, Christmas concert, contests and a trip to hear the Springfield Symphony with a guest choir. The boys' chorus practiced separately and showed much improve- ment. The officers elected were: President - Myrna Brown Vice-President - Sharon Grant Secretary-Treasurer - Joanne Nichols Student Council Representative - Kenneth Banning 48 i Z Ao oi f QD .3 N Je, 1 I I Cb ,, X-Jx F M f , 'i f X i . ii Lf Afgf Xi . Aj 1 4 i Bill Babb Mike Heensel i 1 Dan Libby , I u i' i ii - t f 3 2 5 E A K f , -X J Phil Clemens ff l .f ' 1 If A' LeRoy Jones ,ii i ig. Mike Wasilewski 1' jr lx K Q ff 'li ,X-Cy, ll. Q 1 1 '4 . W! IX' lx 5 qi ,.Q:,,- 'W H f 'H 4 lg fl Q 54 nw n iIl'Qg f2 51 BASEBALL ROW ONE, FRONT: Richard Van Meter, Phil Jackson Artie Neav111 Dale Bounds Leroy Jones Roger Tomlin john Becker, Carl Stott. ROW TWO: Don Libby Dick Lawson Bob Babb B111 Hackman Ed Winterbauer Larry Hughes, Jackie Wells, Lee Nance, Coach Fee Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Athens Williamsville Elkhart Balyki Greenview Ashland Easton Forman Mason City New Berlin JL' IDR V ARSITY ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Terry Barnett Ph1l Clemens Jrm Muller Don Lrbby Artie Neavill, Mike Heansel, John Becker B111 Babb Loren Fawns Jack Wells Phil Jackson. . 3 1 -T :.L',,'-1 . if- . . . I' . '- e Greenview Riverton Chandlervil le Mason City Petersburg W 38 45 25 44 Ashland 40 29 35 Forman Decatur MacArthur Mt Pulaski Cathedral Wllllamsvllle Balykl Lanphler Easton Fertslwans Auburn Jacksonvllle Springfield Trl Cnty 'I-7 4- I 0 s 1-is I ' :S- - . s v .,.-, They 23 50 23 22 32 21 40 61 57 39 . ' 44 41 62 28 ' ' ' 23 42 ' 25 40 ' 46 40 31 39 ' 59 49 58 62 ' 68 33 ' ' 60 50 '- ' 45 . ' P:-6 -2, Y SENIOR VARSITY 2 Mick Wasilewski Vzlrv . if 5,1 61 311 f K X A 1-Qi 170 lbs. i r yi ' 2 , G Center .fq i ' 'E iig . ,. l -J M k 1 . ,1- 'Q , Buck Sfufflebeam Q,A' 1 s. 1 f 1 5- 10 , 1 ' . 190 lbs. , f 1 .G L N is 1 Guard Larry Buhr W f, 61 'III Ny A Vx 190 lbs. X.. , Forward 1 ,I l . i 'K' K Gary Harrison 1 xxx 1 I 51 lou 148 lbs. 1 1 Guard .4 -- 7 . N N ,L Bill Miller 7 - bl 'I II 175 lbs. ' Forward 1 -, 1 -. ,XII A I, - 54 A f Captain Buck Coach Fee ATHENS -' .',f I et A ':--4 They 60 Greenview 48 63 Riverton 54 72 Chandlerville 36 64 Ashland 53 57 Mason City 47 ' 71 Petersburg 49 56 Forman 63 62 Decatur MacArthur 59 86 Mt. Pulaski 70 60 Cathedral CHonor Nighty 67 58 Williamsville 40 65 Balyki 64 45 Lanphier 66 , , 69 Easton 67 , 56 Feitshans 70 '- ' 79 Auburn 53 72 Jacksonville 78 45 Springfield 66 Tri-City Won Green Valley Tournament WARRIORS FROSH-SOPH TEAM ROW ONE, FRONT: Bob Babb, Larry Hughes, Phil Jackson, Jim Brown, Larry Deckard, Dick Lawson. ROW TWO Jack Wells, Artie Fisher, John Becker, Artie Neavill, Jim Muller, Don Libby, David Engel, Dale Bounds, Ed Winterbauer, Mr. Schmidt, Coach. 15 gavage 'M' fifkg. U!! 1 : Nm B 2 56 CHEERLEADERS Marlene Markey Joyce Seipel Mary Beth Thompson Marianne Becker Barbara Wasilewski HO OR Honor Night Attendant ' and Retiring Queen, Barb and Linda, Q . 4 v S 1 191.41 Mick ss G NIGHT f Buck i Honor Night QUEEN: Janet Murkey. li Larry 'g..,..... 5 f 59 HO Don :ind Myrna ng have ix sw sweet. I In r:ii11cr.1sIiy, fiilsginf C mnnic :ind Ray OR NIGHT DA February 21, 1959 CE si-fi -i K .V Feet hum, Slmron? Lonrine and Mivk Cmwning ofQi1een. Always talking. Everyone ilflVil1g fun? Dave and Emily Refreshment time. No wsillfkiowerif xx- le GENERAL SNAP a-my-uw Barb's a loyal Junior! The Bench-Warmers. ...And shc's trying to study. I W0Ll1dH'I believe if, boys. A phase in a teen-age girl's life, The center of nrrracrion? id A Band Performing Busy Study hall! Athens Band Slilfld. Something for the teacher! F,H,A, Winter wonderland Coronation. Find something you like, Coach dl CHRISTMAS SNAPS E5-en t Cowe . S for zhe Bama. 'VJ A surprlse for Lee! kjddl. bak, ' ebo og .1 we Gorgeously Gartered Gams!! . , , H 'WPG casuvg? OW s the weather up thefey Larry, smce when do Cugg, you have to Eractice to This on aiaf I b e ha . W Cow W e an angel? s Wings! 62 CHRISTMAS DANCE 'QGW Y xdet we Where is xsdegoe W Enjoy the dance Mary Beth? eVe-fyb 'ihetefs W N Ody? Hop -Hop -Hop I xxx. if 8 1' One? Whe, . Chl any e S th . A vw e gi 1 COOKXCS an I S' boys? Don Smlth and hxs dance Stardusters T , OU flppi aw? V F Hg rh , X5 she HX allfasti I e Light 'YGUYY C' 63 FILA Senior Attendant I TER ONDEE ' -' t NWFSQSS Sharon and Terry 9 Q Junior Attendant We crown yo O1 an Mary Ann and Morris Connie, Joyce, Artie, Barbara, and Johnny. Ma: His LAND DANCE Sophomore Attendant Queen Janet Queen her Escort. Beverl and Carl Freshman Attendant Y Lee, and Jivin Five. Marlene and Jerry DOFIIILI and jay 65 QS HALLOWEEN PARTY Q eo? o YVYQXZ X 6 oxives vo l SXSW GX l Vo 6609050 ' Catting around with caterpillars wxow. b Q Q O ,. gg K N I , QUEEN BARB I KING MICK R You wouldn't know it was Barb, Marty, Richard and Pooch would you? Arc they after your donuts, girls? 66 Starting out young! A beginners spill! SNAPS -th? , fx 'A 1 V if tilriii my W 551 In Q The line-up. Is it true ' ' love? Here's how it s done! ,..-f.-. Trying to avoid the if The sky's the limit. camera? fl s sei If must be Dice- Buck! Hanging snowflakes for , the Dance. N T t l Everyone satisfied? Re-decorating study hall, Intramural Champs, SN APS . 1 YN WW NXIWHQ C Go, man, Go! The I stud errors of If . y hall., Ilfd hour 'l'l1e Jl1l1iOl'C1'CW Team 1et's go! , ' - I E , u.,- lt Q W E- '91 7, : vw tt I., .V - B ... . ' ,W 'Q ezztim. Beautiful, Garments, or t Girls? it Who are you trying to kid, You tell her Blondie! Ivlarlcue? Is it tough, Bozie? A motley crew! 68 SNAPS fa I X5 U' XJ Whax al Qllecll 1 . 1 femv Baib I So, yon were finally caught up with, Paula! J. F. you're not listening. Looking for something, boys? December F.H. A. meeting Greenvrew Band concert Athenian Suns are out A pause that refreshes! The monkey's visiting class! 69 0 . 'T V , 33 NN we Q5 55 00 f X6 X343 Somethin 's sure funn Y 690 g , 'NE' NWN A regular noon- O s VAX hour occurrence . QYXOXHSU go? Why is everybody always laughing? F J.. 15 ' ecvxe' e 66 YW Monkey see Monkey do. Ji ,r S. 4 ff . f U 0101, ri Cl 135-S Xa . x 5-. L rg 1 W A11 f fe- S 'Nb Rigs. 'a,i., , ,.. -4 -M 3 1 -X Riu 'QS ,VO17e for MX x a Swim? 0 rf cry -rwx, . m y Vg - K 'Y :sfs,s ,.::- , Ne . if.x rw 'rv , A' w x 5 M N A Pin g- rDO17g Foul, He Y. who 4 3' kid . ding who? xwfo GKYXSI xo? 5 - QYKMQ won Mx Santa mad . C IHS found 5. Judy and her escort. XI axxeq rv ww YSO glum b ' Oys? GKQGU XKOQ . Qi gsenxa Yeah, class rings finally came. Xl ei wet . e we S G XOXVQQ Chee' 6. Team is in a huddle! Xi Please janet Fl him' don 'I hu W he!-ev s the b3Sketb I 9 any H I . Senior class party. Sharon Pierceall Q 'A 1 Olive Boone Linda Bell Patty Sybert ATHENS FUTU Karen Nichols 2 ' Larry Pierceall Cox Jackie Combs Mike Henrilcson 5 'Ni-, James Davis Jack Miller --dir' Robert Lawson John Glen Marilyn Beccue sr ' an Y ' sv Billy Fitschen Steven Talkington Ray Beal Raymond Grover in A ,nud- David Wartenbe Judy Miller Sandra Hughes A sa if. W 06 gi Gl- wf -. Roy Beal Clarence Schull 6 gf IZ! f W C Af L2 ff- f 2 254? Z Iona Holler mink 1 'S , rf ,p . I .M W if '2 4,1 gr Tom O'Connor ,JPN Janet Garrners ,ig fi is 5 f' .f if K gi: if Q 'S Richard Soenksen Donnie Ferricks AS' 1 wwf r X H 5' fs David Brown or .. i WW. . i , kk ,..v . ,X ,L , we rm 5 X' , 4, . as 4 Karen Markey FRE SHMEN ii Q ... i Q X Ronnie Ferriclks Terry Geary N Martha Downey f ai? HW, uhhh 4, sr Q? 1' 4 'Q' I ' 45. 1 i , N! Danny Freeman , aw, 3' ' 'D I-2: viii H Bobby Coomer Mary onef L :ga tl 'ww' 1 r'-v Andy Wasilewsk M S A .Nn.,...,,r' ' Beverly Brown 7-. ' gn., . Carol Rath B111 Sands Dorothy Morris Jean Harp Baroara ar ei M Lonnie Milner Fred Weidhuner David Ware wiv IW? M 5' i . may M fa Henry Turner , . u ' -'RNA . 'w.'. - - 4-'-'L if ' x v gv 1 fa. 121 y 4' Xa , 4455: fag A , I 'A' -N -1' Y ' - A - L 'E HIGH SCHOUL EMPLOYEES Our cooks, Mrs. Kopp and Mrs. Smlth. Our Janitor Tuney . It is really that bad, Tuney? OUR BU S DRIVERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Chandler Brown, Leo Groves, Ben Gaston, LEFT TO RIGHT: Roy Nance, Bob Ingram, Wilber Meteor Steve Ingold. Ike Mason, Earl Morr. me oenuul. DUQ Q nf Z ' . . mi. . M Q Q-'F 4' ,s sf K.: LINCOL 41-,Y - Sv 0 lv 3 fm, AN D THANKS . . . . . . LASRR CO 'RAIL ,UM 'H U 4' NTRALUS CL E994 C' Q15 TWG ' 6' WI . 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