Benton Township High School - Scarab Yearbook (Benton, IL)
- Class of 1965
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 Zable of Contents Administration and Jaculty..............28- 4 Personalities............................ 2- 47 Classes.................................48- 9 1 Activities...............................92-123 SP°rts..................................124-153 Community...............................158-177 (P c ÂŁ v 2 I Zke Mq)ic Of Zke year Of 1965 Benton Public Library Dist. 502 S. Main St Benton, II 62812 Js Seen fly Zke Scarab K.C.H.S., Kenton, Illinois T 63909 Zhe Magic of the 4 beginning School 5 Soon Wo Wore Mixing plaitor of paris. 6 Slaving in study hall. 7 Working in industrial arts class. ' A ft A pause outside of the Music Room Leapfrog? Boys practice the art of woodwork V football Arrived â 10 Clubs Were ftusy Band Officer : Steve Stella, freshman: Mary Lou Gulley, sophomore: Phil Wheat, junior: Kay Webb, senior; Tom Blondi. president. 12 Chorus is for boys. too. The B.C.H.S. Marching Band in ono of its halftime formations. 13 The sopranos watch the music as tho altos rehoarse. The warmth of classmates and friends The band at its best 14 The anticipation of tho gamo 15  Tho mainttay of our loam Juture Actors and Actress Politicians Kooted for Zktir Man. 16 tried Zkeir Mettle! 17 Mrj. Craddock assign jobs to the homecoming decorators. Zhe Jim of Peing Part of 18 19 20 Dancing in an ovoning of Oriental Splendor Zke Queen and Her Court 21 Four frethmon ot thoir first homocoming Dennis Chancey. Patti True, Bob Deiti David Summers. Patty Jenkins. David Garvin Larry Durham. Becky Kimmel. Tom Gulley Rick Lowis. Janice Cushman. Jim Miller David Wheat. Elaine Sa e. Ron Burlison Paul Mick. Kathlocn Jenkins. Cyril Bowlin Homecoming Attendants Illinois State Scholarship Commission Semi-Finalists were Connie White. Kay Webb. David Parris, Tom Gulley, and Steve Choisser. Tom Gulley and Tom Barminsli made the All South-Seven football team. Rick Milburn and Gary Simpson wrote articles which were accepted in the state historical magaiine. 24 4 Tom Gulley. David Parris. Sieve Chooser, and Connie White received letters of commendotion as a result of the National Merit Scholarship Test. Achievement, 1965 American logion Essoy Contest winners wore Marcia Smith. Dobby Treadwell. Bob Lewis. Stove Hiclmon. Steve Choisscr. and Tom Gulloy. Lyman Bcnns Jerry Mumbowor These football pictures were unintentionally loft off the football lettermen's page. Pretty girls hand out programs at the Christmas concert. 26 Tho boys enjoy tho warm winter day on the walk back from p.e. class. A quiet chat Flowers for Miss Armentrout 27 Our Principal Jias Many duties Mr. Mundell presents wedding gifts to Miss Vencenti at a faculty party given for her. 28 Mr. Mundell helps Brenda 8olen with a problem. MOIL Clarence Lowery Virgil Bolen 30 William Frank Payne Carl Ingram Hoard of Education M. E. McCarty, president 31 Wallace C. Rice Ward Phillips Mary Alice Pribble 6USINESS ED B.S.. S.I.U. Imogene Rea ENGLISH B.S.. I.S.N.U. Marjorie Trulove BUSINESS ED. B.S.. U. of I. M S.. S.I.U. business All ready for a speod test. Future stenographers push ahoad during shorthand dictation. Ellen Burkhart ENGLISH 8.A.. U. of Wisconsin M.A.. U. of I. 32 r--?w Mr. Phlli'pok makes an assignment to his froshmen English Class. Mrs. Hill poses a difficult question. John Dudek directs a play in spoech class Betty Frailey ENGLISH B.Ed.. S.I.U. M.M.. American Conservatory John Miller SPEECH. ENGLISH B.S.. S.I.U. M.A.. S.I.U. Georgia Hill ENGLISH B.A.. University of Colorado Edward Miller ENGLISH B.S.. S.I.U. M.S.. S.I.U. Robert T. Philipalc ENGLISH B.S.. Ed.. S.I.U. 33 Bruce Willis and Mr. Aiken gef ready for insec sludy with cyanide jars. H. M. Aiken SCIENCE B.S.. U. of I. Science Donald Green SCIENCE B.A.. S.I.U. M. Science Ed.. S.I.U M.A.. M.S.M. Tom Davis ond Phyllis Olson go career informa ion from Mr. Gulley. S'eve Ch°iSâr' ° d Tom Blo di lis,e â˘Â ÂŤpl.n.Kon fron Guidance John Larkin and Mrs. Rhodes discuss John's ACT score. 34 Claude Rhodes GUIDANCE B.S.. Illinois S a e Normal M.S.. U. of I. Albert Gulley GUIDANCE DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS B.S.. S.I.U. M.S.. S.I.U. Janie Henson Jones PHYSICAL EDUCATION B.S. Murray Stato College Richard Herrin ATHLETICS. DRIVERSâ ED. 8.S.. McKendroo M.S.. S.I.U. Kenneth Hungate ATHLETICS B.S.. S.I.U. Maurice Phillips ATHLETICS. GEOGRAPHY 8.S.. Erksmo Collogo Physical Education Everyone gels into the act in girls' physical education class. Wealth Verbal Adkisson HEALTH B..S. S.I.U. Glenn Trulove HEALTH. ATHLETICS B.Ed.. S.I.U. M.A.. S.I.U. Froshmon hoallh students onjoy a ioko. 35 Miss Armentroot explains a conjugation to Bruce Creddoct. Margaret Armentrout Ernest Shepard LATIN FRENCH. SOCIAL B.Ed., S.I.U. STUDIES M.A.. U. of I. BA.. U. of I. MA, U. of I. languages Time out for a smile in French class. Musk Charles Taylor MUSIC B. Music Ed.. S.I.U. M. Music Ed.. S.I.U. Mr. Taylor and chorus president. Connie Whito. go ovor tho with tho chorus. program of coming ovents 36 Mrs. Neal and Carrol Walkor work out a problem. Pat Hooper MATHEMATICS A.B.. Wostorn KonlucVy Stale College Vernon Glass MATHEMATICS B.A., Buena Vista College Mildred Neal MATHEMATICS ENGLISH B.S.. S.I.U. Harry Stewart MATHEMATICS ATHLETICS B.S.. S.I.U. 37 Social Studies Gary Rose gives a report in probloms class. Cibrary Jane Kirsch SOCIAL STUDIES B.S.. U. of Mo. M.A.. U. of I. Alberta Hidritch SOCIAL STUDIES. LATIN 8.S., Shurtlcff Collcgo M.S-. S.I.U. Carla Little checks a book out to Randy Young. Louise Little David Dalby. Dan Owons. and Jack Brown work on history questions. LIBRARY 8.S.. Murray Stato Collego 38 Senior seamstresses of work. Mary Webb HOME ECONOMICS B.S.. U. of I. M.A.. Columbia University. New York Lucille Craddock HOME ECONOMICS B.Ed.. S.I.U. M.S.. S.I.U. B. L Finley VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE B.S.. U. of I. M.S.. U. of I. Dallas Rea INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION B.S.. S.I.U. M.S.. S.I.U. Vocations Miss Joan Vincentfi. bookkeeper Office Staff LÂŤft to right: F. Owens. B. Saunders. E. Pickard. C. Lowery Left to right: 8. Marshall. G. Adams. B. Saunders. School Employees 41 Left to right: B. Doty. F. Pierce. H. Bonnott. C. Jones. W. Kinnison. O. Dovis. Zhe Magic of the of â˘2 'Development Personalities 43 Scarab Queen $ anti Moss Freshmen Richard Shew end Evolyn Jenkousky Sophomoros Kothloen Jenkins end Jorry Hoover 44 Royalty King Duane Mali 45 Juniors David NA oodlond and Elaino Saxe Seniors Jane Donosky and Tom Gulley Viclie 8rown,âScarab editor, aspiring musician. F.T.A. vice-president. Stevo ChoisserâEcho co-editor. National Jano DonosLyâchcorleader. homecoming at. Honor Society president. Toon-Town Council tendant, National Honor Society secretary, president. Outstanding Linda KotparâG.A.A. prosidont. office codot. Mu Alpha Thota. Linda LewisâF.N.C. Icoder, Echo circulation manager. Scarab business manager. Jonet Mossâhomecoming quoon, Hi-Tri presi dent, cheerleader. 46 Tom Gulleyâversatile athlete. Mu Alpha Theta president. National Honor Society vice-president. Duane Hallâfootball co-captain, mathoma ticion. Student Council president. Stovo Hickmanâessayist. Echo business manager. National Honor Society oxecutivo board. Seniors, 1965 Each year the faculty, office staff, and Mr. Herbert Mundell, the principal, select students from the graduating class as the Outstanding Seniors for that year. The selections are made by secret ballot and are based on the qualities of leadership, attitude, scholarship, personality. character, citizenship, and participation in school activities. Students must receive at least one-third of the votes. These students represent the fulfillment of the goal of their high schoolâ that of producing fine young citizens of industry and good morals. Connio Whiteâvocalist, Chorus president. Echo feature editor. 47 Kay Webbâdrum majorette. National Honor Society treasurer. Hi-Tri treasurer. x. Zke Class of Nineteen Sixty-five Here we are; finally we are Seniors. We have passed all our classes and taken all our tests, and the year has been so busy that it seems to have lasted only a fleeting instant. We've had many experiences in our four years at B.C.H.S.. some happy, some sad; but we'll never forget the warm companionship of classmates, nor the friendly, gentle guiding hands of our teachers. Weâll always remember the victorious homecoming, and the fun-filled Echo Carnival. We'll also remember the Junior-Senior Reception and the sad departure of our old friends at graduation. With all these wonderful events it seems as if it is all coming to an end too fast. As a class, we have striven toward the preparation for a better life, and as we depart, we'll all remember that wonderful year of 1965 when we were the Senior Class of Benton Consolidated High School. 48 DON ALEXANDERâVFC I; Science Câub: Basketball I. 2; Football I. 2; Traci. TOM APPLETONâBasketball I; Traci I: Golf; Key Club 2. 3. vice-pres. 4; Latin Club: Science Club 3: Class Off.cer I. 2. EDDIE ARNOLDâYFC 2 3 History Club 3: Mu Alpha Theta 3. LANNY ATTEBERRYâFootball I. 2. 3 co-captain 4: Traci I, 2. 3: Wrest-lino 2. ROCKY BAILEYâFootball I. 2: Basle'ball I. 2: Tr0 ;l I. 2. 3; Cross Country; Science Club 2; Latin Club: History Club 3: Speech Club 4. SAN-DY BaINâD.O. Club President 3, 4. RAY BAKERâHistory Club; Shop Club: Speech Club: Ask Any Girl ; Hi-Y Club; YFC: Science Club; Latin Club. FRED BAKERâHistory Club: Basketball; Concession Worker. TOM BARMINSKIâ Football I. 2. 3. 4; Latin Club: Industrial Arts Club: Science Club 3. MELODY BARRELLâBand I, 2: Twirler I, 2: Hi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4; FHA I, 2. 4; History Club 3: YFC: D.O. Club 3. 4. MARILYN BAUMGARTEâFBLAâvice-pres. 2: FHA I. 2. 3. 4; History Club 3. GLORY BEHMâBand I; FNC I, 3; GAA I; Latin Club Concession Worler; Speech Club 3; FHA 3. 4; Echo; Publicity Mad; Hi-Tri I. 2. 3, 4; Toon Town Council; Ask Any Girl. I 49 ROGER BENNETTâTrack I: Franc. Club I. 2. 3. 4; YFC I. 3: Speech Club. TOM BLONDIâYFC I; Baskot-ball I; Football I; Echo I; State Music Contest: District Music Contest; Koy Club: Latin Club; Scionce Club 3; Band Representative: Bond pres. 4. SHELIA FOSTER BLADESâHistory Club 3. 4; Hi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4; FNC 4; YFC 4; FHA 1. 2. 3. 4; Chorus I. 2. 3. JOHN BOHN âYFC I. 2. 3; Track; Cross Country; Hi-Y I. 2. 3; History Club 3. 4; Shop Club 2; Football I: Science Club. CYRIL BOWLINâStudent Council; Echo I; Band I. 2. 3. 4; Football I. 2. 3. 4; Track 3; Latin Club: Scienco Club 3. 4; Math Club 4; Key Club 4. JUDY BRIDGESâHi-Tri Council I. 2. 3. 4; Echo; FHA I. 4; Scarab I. 2. 3. 4; GAA 2; YFC 2; Latin Club; Spoech Club 3: National Honor Society 3. 4. NELDA BRIDGESâGAA t; Chorus I. 2. 3. 4; Hi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4; FHA I; YFC 2. MARILYN BROWNâTransfer from DuQuoin; Ti-Tri Chorus. VICKIE BROWNâGAA I. 2. Points Monager 3, Vico President 4. Secretary; Leader ship Camp; Echo I. 2. 3, 4; Scarab I. 2. 3, 4. editor 4; Jarz Club I; FTA I. 2. 3. 4. Vico President; Lions Club Honor Banquet I. 2, 3. 4; Latin Club; Debate Team 2. Spooch Club 2; Band 2. 3. 4; Publicity Mad; Mu Alpho Theta 3. 4; Scienco Club 3: Graduation Usher; Hi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4; American Legion Essay Contest Winner 3; S ato Music Contest 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Ask Any Girl. MIKE BUNTINâFFA I. 2. 3; Football I. 2; Scionce Club 4. CRAIG BURBERRYâBand I. 2. 3. 4; Football I. 2; Latin Club; Sdonce Club 3. RONALD BURLISONâBasketball I. 2. 3. 4; Football I. 2. 3. 4; Track I. 2; Sophomore Class vico-pros.; Studont Council Senior Class prosidont. 50 : JACK BURTONâFFA I. 2. 3. Pros. 4; Fresh Soph. Football; I. 2. 3. Troci County and sectional Judging Contest Team. SHARON 8USIEREâF r e n c h Club: YFC: FHA; Speech Club: Hi-Tri I. 2, 3. 4. Ask Any Girl; Publicity Mad; Substitute Letter Girl. GARY CANTRELLâConcession Worker; Shop Club: Vico-Pres. D.O. ⢠DOLORES VERNICE CARTERâFHA; Hi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4 REBECCA CHAMBERLAINâTransfor Student from Harrisburg; Hi-Tri I. 4, Council 2. 3. Band I, 2, 3. 4. Allied Medical Club: Chorus 2: YFC 4; State Music Contest. DENNIS CHANCEYâ Football I. 2. 3. 4. Wrestling I. 2; Let-terman's Club; YFC I. STEVE CHOISSERâEcho I. 2. 3. 4; Scarab 3. 4; Football I. Latin Club; Key Club: Speech. Club: Math Club; Pres. Teen-Town; Science Club: National Honor Society 3. 4: Lions Honor Banquet. JO LINDA COCHRUMâHi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4; YFC: Office Cadet; FBLA. RICHARD COCKRUMâD.O. Club Vice-Pres. FFA; Football. SHIRLEY IRENE COCKRUMâTransfer from Ses-sor; GAA; Library Club; Fronch Club. LYNETTE COREYâFHA: FNC: YFC; History Club; Hi-Tri I. 2, 3. 4. DE-LORIS COULTER-Hi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4. 51 JANIS CUSHMANâGAA I. 2; Hi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4. Council Member 4; Futuro Nurses Club 2. Vico Pros!-dent 3; VicoPrcsidont Sonior Class; Sludont Council Member; FTA 4; FHA 4; Homocoming Attendant 4. ROSEMARY CZENSKIâFHA I. 2. 3. 4; Library Club I, 2. 3. 4; Hi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4; FNC 2. 3. 4; Concession Stand Worker; GAA 3. Vico President 4; History Club 4. SHARON DAWSONâYFC 2; FHA 2; Hi-Tri I. 2. 3, 4; D.O. Club. BOB DEITZâBaskotball I. 2. 3. 4; Football I. 2. 3. 4; Latin Club. DONNA DESPAINâGAA I; FHA I. 2. 4: French Club I. 2; FTA I; YFC I. 2; Hi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4; FNC 4; Baccalaureate Usher. JANE DONOSKYâYFC I; Homecoming Attendant I, 2; Hi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4; Cheor-leador I, 2. 3. 4; GAA 2; Latin Club; Vice President 2; Lions Honor Banquet; FNC 2. 3; National Honor Society 3. 4; Math Club 3. 4; Scienco Club; Graduation Usher; Scarab; FTA 4; FHA 4; Publicity Mad; Ask Any Girl. JERRY DORRISâHistory Club; YFC; Shop Club; Pep Club. JANE DOTYâHi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4; Chorus Accompanist I, 2. 3. 4; Latin Club: Jazz Combo; YFC; French Club: National Honor Society 3. 4; Baccalaureate Ushor; Band Announcer. JOHN DUDEKâCivil Air Patrol. CAROLYN DUNNâFHA: GAA; Hi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4. MARILYN DUNNâFHA; GAA; Hi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4; YFC. LARRY DURHAMâ Football I, 2. 3. 4; Wrostling I. 2; Letterman's Club. 52 MARGIE EDWARDSâBand I. 2; YFC I. 2; Hi-Tri I. 2. 3. Vice-Pres. 4; Latin Club: FHA I, 2. President 3; Echo 2; FBlA 3, 4; Speech Club: National Honor Society 3. 4; History Club: Publicity Mad: Scarab. MARILYN EICKELMANâFHA; Hi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4; FBLA. JUDY ELIMONâBand I: FHA I. 2. 3. 4; Hi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4: YFC: GAA; Speech Club; FBLA. CINDY EWINGâFHA I, 2. 3: YFC: Echo I. 2. 3: GAA I. 2: Hi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4; Publicity Mad: Hi - 2. 3: GAA I. 2; Hi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4: Publicity Mad; His-tory Club: FBLA: Scarab; Ask Any Girl; Teen Town Council. SUZANN FALCOMATAâYFC: FHA: FBLA 3. 4; Hi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4; Speech Club 3. BILL FITZPATRICKâFootball I. 2. 3. 4; Band I. 2. 3. 4; Wrest-ling I. LINDA FLANNIGANâFHA I. 3; Hi-Tri I 2. 3. 4. MERLINE GANTâHi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4; FHA I. 2. 3. 4; Chorus I. 2: YFC I. 4. JANICE GARIEPYâFHA I: Echo I. 2. 3. co-editor 4; Hi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4: FBLA 4. DAVID GARVINâFootball I. 2. 3. 4; Track 3. 4; Wrestling 3. History Club 3; Hi-Y Club; Latin Club: Science Club 4; YFC 4; Pop Club. RONALD GILESâFootball I. 2; Mouse That Roared; French Club: YFC I. 2. 3: History Club 3. KENNETH GILLIAMâHi-Tri; YFC: History Club; Shop Club. 53 CARROLL GRAMME R-Track. WAYNE GRAYSONâFootball I. 2. 3. 4; Latin Club: Key Club 2. 3. 4; Track; Science Club. Secretory 3. 8RENDA GREENâFHA I. 3. 4; Hi-Tri Council 1. 2, 3. 4; Make Up Club I. 2. 3. 4; Treasurer 3. Vice-President 4; YFC I, 2. 3, 4; GAA I. 2: Scarab Royalty I; Latin Club: Concession Stand Workor; History Club; Pop Club: Lottergirl. JUDY GREENâYFC I; Hi-Tri I, 2. 3. 4; Latin Club; Junior Play: Senior Play; FNC 4; Speech Club. JUDY GULLEY FHA I. 2. 3. 4; Hi-Tri I, 2. 3. 4; GAA 3. 4; FNC 3. 4; History Club: Pep Club; F8LA. TOM GULLEYâFreshman Class President: Sophomoro Class President; Student Council I; 2. 3: Scarab Royalty I; Football I. 2. 3, 4; Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; Track: Latin Club: Golf; Key Club 2. 3; Math Club 3. 4; Science Club; Secretary Key Club. DUANE HALLâFootball I. 2. 3. 4; Basketball I. 2: Student Council I. 2. 3, Pres. 4; Latin Club; Lions Honor 8anquet; Key Club 2, 3. President 4; Math Club 3. 4: National Honor So-ciety 3. 4; Football Co-Captain. BETTY HEFNERâYFC I. 2: Band; Twirler I. 2; Latin Club: Hi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4; D.O. Club: Substitute Lettergirl. STEVE HICKMAN âHl-y I; Echo: Latin Club; Football 2; Speech Club; Key Club: Science Club; French Club: Lions Honor Banquet; Mu Alpha Theta 3. Treasurer 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Echo. LYNETTE HIGGINSâHi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4; GAA I. 2: FHA I. 3: Hi-Tri Council I. 2: His-tory Club: FBLA 3. 4. JAMES LON. HILLâFootball; Wrostling. DOROTHY HOFSTETTERâFHA I. 2. 3: Chorus; Hi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4: YFC; History Club. 54 TOM HOFSTETTERâFFA I. 2: Track 2 D.O. 4. LINDA JEFFRIESâFHA I. 2: Hi-Tri I. 2, 3. 4; History Club 3; YFC 4 BRUCE JOHNSONâFootball I. 2; Wrestling I; Golf 2: Latin Club 2; Speech Club 2; Science Club 4. GENE JOHNSONâFootball I. 2: Wrestling 1. 2; Band I, 2. 3. 4; Lottermans Club 2: Speech Club 4. KA JOHNSTONâ Speech Club. Hi-Tri |. 2. 3. 4- FBLA FHA. ALICE JANE JONESâFHA | 2. 3. 4: Chorus I. 2. 3; Hi-Tri I 2 3 : History Club 3. 4; YFC 3. 4. CLIFF JONESâTransfer from Carbon-dale: Baseball Team; Wrestling. LINDA JOYCE KASPARâHi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4: French Club I. 2. 3. 4; GAA 2. 3. pros. 4; Lions Honor Bonquot 2. 3; Mu Alpha Theta 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Baccalauroato Usher; FHA 4 Office Cadet 4; Echo. GREG KERN âIndustrial Arts I. 2: Speech Club 3. MARY ELOISE KETTEMANâHi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4; YFC 2. Latin Club 2. DE-WAYNE KIRKMANâD.O. Club. Chor-us. YFC. History Club. Speech Club. KANDIS KRAMERâGAA I. 2. 3; YFC I. 2: History Club 2: Math Club 3. 4; Student Council 2. 3; Publicity Mad; Class President 3: Larin Club-pres. 55 DIANA KRAUSEâHi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4: FHA 2, 4; GAA 2: YFC 3: FBLA 4; Pep Club 3: Speech Club. BETTE LAMBERTâFHA I; Hi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4. JOHN LARKINâFootball I. 2: Wrestling I. 2. ROGER LEGENDRE-Frcnch Club 3; Speech Club 3. LINDA LEWISâBand I. 2. 3. 4; FNC I. 2. 3. 4; H,-Tri I. 2. 3, 4; Latin Club; Publicity Mad; YFC 3; National Honor Society 3. 4; Science Club 3: History Club 3. 4; Echo 3, 4; Scarab 4; Speech Club 4; Ask Any Girl; FTA 3. 4; Lions Club Honor Banquet 3. 4. RICK LEWISâBasketball I: Football I. 2: Wrestling 2. 3; Speech Club. JAN MALKOVICHâFHA I. 2: YFC 3; Hi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4: History Cl-b 3: FNC I: FBLA 4; Pep Club 2. DAVID MANDRELLâD.O. Club: History Club. MARLENE MESSERSMITHâGAA I. 2: YFC I. 2: Latin Club: FNC 2, 3. 4; History Club 2; Concession Worker 2; F.TA 3. 4; Hi-Tri Council; Homecoming Attendant 3; Pep Club 3; Teen Town Council; Speech Club: Class Secretary 3. PAUL MICKâFootball 2. 4; Latin Club: Science Club 3: Math Club 3. 4; Speech Club. JAMES MILLERâFootball I. 2. 3. 4; Wrestling I. 2: Lettermans Club I. JOHN MINIERâFootball I. 2. 3. 4 : Wrestling 1. 2. 56 JANET ELAINE MOSSâFHA; Male.Up Club I. 2. 3. 4; Hi-Tri I. 2, 3. Pres. 4; Atlondant I. 2; Home- coming Queen; Student Council 2. 3. 4: Scarab Royalty 2. 3: Cheerleader 2. 3. 4; Captain 4; Band' Twirler KINDRA MYERSâFBLA; Hi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4; Pop Club: Concession Worker. GARY LYNN McCLERREN NANCY McCOLLUM-Echo; I. 2. 3; YFC-Hi-Tri I I I ,.GAA: FHA: History Club; FBLA; Scarab Staff; Publicity Mad. RICHARD E. McFADDENâFootball: Traci: D.O. LARRY DONALD McGUIREâFootball. LONNIE Me-LEARINâFFA. FRED NEAL. GALE NEAL. MARY ANN NEALâFHA: YFC: Hi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4; FBLA. RICHARD ALLEN NEALâD.O. MARK STEPHEN NOELâFootball I. 2. 3; Wrestling I. 2, 3: Latin Club I. 2. 57 JOHN OVERTURFâYFC: Traci. LINDA PAGEâBand I; GAA I. 2; YFC I: History Club I; Hi-Tri I. 2. 3. -4; Concession Worker; FHA 3. 4; Scarab 3. 4; Pep Club 3: Echo 3. 4; Speech Club. DAVID PARRISâLatin Club: Lions Club Honor Banquet 2, 3: Echo I; History Club 2; Math Club 3; Science Club 3. 4; Speech Club 3; Scarab 3; Key Club 4; National Honor Society 3. 4. DAVID PAXTONâYFC I. 2 3-pres. 4; History- Club 4; Football I.. CHERYL PAYNEâHi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4; History Club 2: Latin Club; French Club. NANCY PERRYâYFC I. 2; Hi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4; Latin Club: History Club 3: FNC 3. 4-GAA 4. CHARLES PHILLIPSâFFA I. 2. 3. 4. STEPHENIE PHILLIPSâHi-Tri I, 2. 3. 4; Echo 3. 4; Scarab Class Ed. I. 2. 3. 4; Malc-Up Club I. 2. 3-pres. 4; FHA 2. 3. 4; Concession Worker: Pep Club: Speech Club 4; Lettcrgirl 4; YFC I: GAA I. JOHN PIAZZAâWrestling I: Football I. 2. 3; Track I. DELORIS PICANTINEâFHA I. 2. 3. 4: Pep Club 3; GAA 4; History Club 4; Hi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4; Echo 4. LINDA POOLEâHi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4; YFC I; History Club 3: FHA 2. 3. 4; Echo 4; Pop Club; FBLA 4. LINDA KATHLEEN PRICEâFronch Club: History Club: YFC: Chorus: FHA: Publicity Mad; Hi-Tri 1.2, 3. 4. 58 LINDA KAY REAâGAA: YfC: History Club; FQLA Hi-Tri I. 2 3 4; FTA. UNA KAY RICHARDSONâH.Tri I. 2. 3. 4, Speech Club: Notional Honor So- ciety 3, 4; Math Field Day; Lion's Honor Banquot; Graduation Usher. LOBERTA RONEâFHA: History Club. GARY LYN ROSEâSports Manager I. 2: YFC I. 2 3. Vico Pres. 4: French Club 3, 4. LINDA JO ROSEN BERGERâYFC I. 2; Hi-Tri I. 2. 3. . DAVID ROTOLO-Football I: Industrial Arts Club I. 2: YFC 2. 3. 4; Concession Stond Worker 2: History Club; Pres. ROGER D. SANDERSâFFA. PETE SCHRAMâFootball I. 2; Shop Club I. 2. JAMES SHELBYâFFA; Track. DICK SHEWâKey Club 3. 4; Football 2. Sports Manager I, 2: YFC 2. History Club 3; Senior Ploy Stage Manoger 4. BILL SIMPSONâFootball I. 2. 3; Bos-kef boll I. Lettermans Club I. 2; Wrestling I. 2; Lotin Club I. 2; Golf 2. 3. 4; Sophomore Class Officer; Teen Town Officer; Vice-President. KAREN SINK -Hi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4; Latin Club; FHA; YFC: GAA; Speech Club. 59 DONALD R. SLAYTON--Football I. 2; Wrostling; Shop Club. KAY SLUZEVICHâF.T.A. I. 2. 3. 4; Hi-Tri. I, 2. 3. 4; G.A.A. 2. 3; F.N.C. 3; Lion's Honor Bonquot I. 2. 3: Concession Stand Worker; Graduation Usher; National Honor Society 3. 4; Echo Staff; Mu Alpha Thofa; French Club 3. 808 SMITHâY.F.C. I; Hi-Y. 2; Speech Club; Latin Club: Koy Club 3, 4. DON EUGENE SMITHâSports Manogor 2. 3; Science Club 4. VICKI SMITHâY.F.C. I; Band I. 2. 3. 4; G.A.A. I; Hi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4. Twirler 2: Latin Club: Publicity Mad; Ask Any Girl; F.H.A. 4. TOM SMOTHERSâ Football I; Baskotball I. 2. 3. 4; Track I. 2. 3. 4; Crosscountry. Speech Club. BOBBIE ANN STEWART âG.A.A.; F.H.A. Vice President; Y.F.C.; Ti-Tri I. 2. 3. 4; Sorved at Jr. and Sr. Reception. JAYNE STEWARTâG .A. I. 2. 4; Jan Club I; Echo I. 2. 3. 4; F.T.A. I. 2. 3, 4; Lion's Club Banquet I, 2, 3; Concession Worker; History Club 2. 3; Latin Club. French Club vice-president 3. 4; Notional Honor Socioty; Graduation Ushor; C.A.P. 3, 4. Band Announcer. Band Librarian 3. 4; Hi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4. RENEE STOREYâ Y.F.C. I. 2; Hi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4; G.A.A. 2; F.N.C. 2. 3. President 4; Lotin Club 3; Echo Staff 3; History Club; Speech Club 3; Senior Class Treasurer 4; Scarab Staff 4: Ask Any Girl. TERRY STOWERS. VIRGINIA SULLIVANâHi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4. DAVID SUMMERSâFootball I. 2. 3. 4; Wrestling I; Y.F.C. I. 2; Latin Club 3: History Club 3. 60 DONNA SUMMERSâYFC: Hi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4; FBLA: FNC: FHA: Senior Play Usher. TRUMAN SUMMERS âShop I. 2. 3. JUDY SWIGONSKIâHi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4; FBLA; GAA; Latin Club: Baccalaureate Usher; Math Field Day. KATHRYN ANN JONES SWOFFORD-FHA: FNC: FTA; GAA; Hi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4; Latin Club. FRANK TAYLORâFootball I. Wrestling I. Speech Club 2 3. GWYN TAYLORâVice-Pres. FHA; GAA: FNC: Hi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4; Pop Club: Concession Worker; History Club; Junior Play Usher; Served at Junior-Senior Reception. DENNIS RAY THOMASâYFC: Chorus; Shop Club; D.O. Club. KAYWAN THOMAS âPres. D.O.: FNC: YFC; GAA; Band; Concession Worker; Hi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4. ELLEN THOMPSONâHi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4; FHA; Chorus; French Club. PATTI KAY TRUEâYFC; GAA; Hi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4; Concession Worker; French Club; FBLA. History Club: Daisy Mae 3: Senior Class Sec.; Senior Play Usher; Homecoming Attendant: Publicity Mad. RON VANHORNâLatin Club: Basketball I. 2. 3. 4. MARVIN L. WALKERâLa in Club: History Club: YFC Hi-Y; Sicenco Club. 61 VELMA JO WAUERâHiTri I. 2 J 4; FHA 3. HARRY D. WARREN- Football I: Wrestling I, YFC I. 2 3 4; Shop Club 2. History Club 2. !â Treowror 4. JOHNNY R. WAYMAN-Band I. Football. Shop Club, Hi-Y. Spooch Club. Latin Club: Aik Any Girl-History Club. KAREN WEBBâLatin Club. FNC. GAA, History Club. Scienco Club. YFC. FHA. D.O.: National Honor Society 3. 4; Band, Sweater Girl. Pop Club. Publicity Mad; Aik Any Girl; H-iTri I. 2. 3. 4; Speech Club. KAY WEBBâYFC I. Hi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4; 8and I. 2. 3. 4. Senior Representative: Twirl-er I. 2, 3. 4: FFA Swootheert. Lion's Honor Banquet I, 2. 3: Math Field Day I. 2. 3; Science Club Treasurer 3 Speech Club; Math Club: FTA 3: National Honor Society 3. 4; Publicity Mad; Aik Any Girl; Graduation Usher; Drum Majorette: FHA; Scorab Ad Solicitor: Hi-Tri Treasurer; FTA Historian. RICHARD W. WEBBâFootball I. Student Council I: Wrestling I; Science Club 4. J. DAVID WHEATâBand I. 2: Wrestling I. 2; Football I. 2. 3. 4; Latin Club 3. History Club 3. Scionce Club 3. President 4 CONNIE WHITEâYFC: His-tory Club: Hi-Tri I, 2. 3, 4; Lions Honor Banquet; Nationol Honor Society 3. 4; State Music Contest 3: Chorus-pres.; Scarab; Echo; Latin Club: Speech Club. LYNN WHITEâHi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4: FHA I. 2; Speech Club: FBLA 4. MARY M. WHITTINGTONâHi-'Tri I. 2. 3. 4; FUC I. 2; French Club I. 3, pres-4; Lotin Club: Speech Club: History Club 3. 4; National Honor Society 3; FTA 4; FBLA 4; Publicity Mad; Graduation Usher; Ask Any Girl. ROBERT WIGGINSâHistory Club 2; Hi-Y 2; Track 2. 3. DENNIS WILKERSONâ FFA I. 2. 3. 4. 62 DONNA WILKERSONâYFC; Band I; Latin Club: Hi-Tri |. 2. 3. 4. NORMA WILKERSONâFHA I. 2. 3. 4: H.-Tri I. 2. 3. 4; Echo; F8LA; History Club-Pfp Club. DAVID WILLIAMSâBand I. ?. 3. 4: Speech Club: History Club; Concession Worker; Chorus: Civil Air Patrol. TIMOTHY WILUAMS-L a 11 n Club. BRENDA WILLISâ Hi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4; YFC: FBLA 3. 4; GAA; Latin Club. GEORGE WILLIAM WILSONâ Basketball I. 2: FFA I. 2. 3. BARBARA WINGOâLatin Club: Cheerleader I. FNC I. 2. 3. 4; GAA; Concession Worker; History Club; Hi-Tri I. 2. 3. 4; Lettergirl 3. 4; FTA; Scarab. JACK WOODâTransfer from Granite City; Science Club: Tennis; 8and; Vocal; French Club: History Club-pres. French Club: Cross Country. GARY BROWN. 63 64 Connio sings Ave Maria at Christmas. Senior boys swapping yarns. Judy taking shorthand. A noontimo stroll down the hall. Tom end Janis talk things over. 65 Zhe Class of Nineteen Hundred Sixty-six We enjoyed being the jolly juniors of Benton Consolidated High School this year. We participated in the homecoming parade with a float. At Christmas we got our class rings and wore them proudly. Several members of the class took part in our junior play. There was fun planning and attending the junior-senior reception. Many of us took responsible offices in clubs. Mr. Claude Phodes and Miss Verbal Adkisson were our sponsors. 66 Linda Adams â Jim Adkins Judy Atkins Linda Barminski â John Battle Sherry Bennett Lyman Benns Sheila Briley â Larry Britton Jack Brown Marilyn Bruno Marilyn Bybee Betty Cockrum Linda Collins Ruth Conner Doris Coulter David Cox Billie Culpepper Carolyn Cunningham James Cunningham David Dalby Richard Dale ' Tom Davis Anna Marie Delgy Denise Chancey Randy Choisser Greg Cima â Janet Cluck ⢠67 Terry Heard Bonnie Henson John Herbek Paula Hickman Jim Hill Bob Hill Sherry Hill Robert Hines Mike DeSett Linda Durham Larry Eubanks Mary Ezell ⢠James Flannigan Mike Forby â Herman Furlong Louis Galloway Ester Gant Linda Garbo Paul Genisio Becky Glover Tom Harmon Cindy Hartley Elizabeth Hays Charles Head James Goodrum Darrell Grammer Gary Hale Wanda Hammers 68 ( Mary Sue Johnson Gordon Johnson Jo Johnston David Jones Brenda Hitt Bill Hofstetter Ron House Donotta Howard Robert Howard Nancy Hutchens Dennis Ing James Ingram Patty Jenkins Sue Jerrels Pamela Jobe Janet Johnson Evon Jones Nancee Jones Nancy Kern Larry Kincer Mary Lampley Pam Lampley David Lane Barbara Learned Connie Leffler John Lemmon Evan Lewis Susan Lewis 69 Lynn Lowry Joyce Lubin Mile Ludwig Beverly Mabry Marlene Mandrell Sherry Mandrell Beverly Mandrell Walter Mendenhall Regina Midyett Rick Milburn Carolyn Modglin Nick Montoya Barbara Moore Rita Morris Marshall Moss Suzann Moss Roddy McAffos Terry McClendon Richard McCollum Mike O'Keefe Phyllis Olson Sherry Osborne Dan Owens Myra Owens Jim Page Jeanne Payne Kenny Payne Linda Peterman 70 Tim Piper Barbra Preslar Phyllis Price Tom Pritchett Linda Raby Sherry Rector Phyllis Reed Gary Reynolds Ricky Rose Patty Sample Elaine Saxe Sharon Shaffer Virginia Sentel Diane Severin Rick Shank Gary Simpson Earl Sink Raymond Slayton Brenda Slawickey Mary Smith Jack Smith Jim Smith Donna Smothers Sharon Smothers Renee Snider Janice .Stewart Eilene Stowers Kennth Summers 71 Steve Swirmey Cheri Swoffard Sheila Swyear Phyllis Tate Richard Tennant Tim Tennison John Toms Susan Varley David Waggoner David Warren Lane Webb Steve Webb Gaye West Phil Wheat Doretta Wilcox Tom Wilcox Faye Willcerson Bob Wilson Sarah Wilson Carla Wisely David Woodland John Wright Sandra Wyatt Danny Wymer Karen Young 72 Bob Davis concentrates on a junior test. Shakespeare said that? âI like that choor! Who throw that snowball? 74 Isn't this snow great. Dove? 75 A pensive moment. Nevo 8chm. Treasurer; Kathleen Jenkins. secretary: Becky Kimmet. vice-president; Jerry Hoover, president; Mrs. Pribble and Mr. Hungate. sponsors. Zke Class of Nineteen Mundred Sixty-Seven We sophomores look with anticipation to the future. Even so. this past year has been a thrilling and productive experience. Although we had participated in one previous homecoming, we looked forward to our sophomore homecoming festivities with much excitement. The Sophomore Class under the direction of our class officers worked hard and long on the class float. The theme was Boil the Birds! We'll Be the Wieners. The sophomores, also, took part in many new activitiesâthe Saturnalia. Science Club. Latin Club. History Club, and the Concession Standâin addition to continued hard work at our studies and athletics. Altogether, this period of our high school life has been truly worthwhile. We hope that our future years in Benton Consolidated High School will be as memorable as this year. 76 Kenny Adams Pally Adams Geneva Alexander Kenny Alexander Barbara Allen Dennis Bacon Leona Bain Nancy Bain Peggy Barfon Joyce Beasley Monte Beasley Linda Beaty Neva Behm Betsy Bennett Lynda Bennett Lonnie Bettriss Betty Blondi Bobby Blondi Brenda Bowlen Pam Bollero Nancy Bruce Jim Buchanan John Burlison John Chaffin Theresa Clark Francis Cluck Ed Cockrum Bobby Cook Doug Cordts Jacqueline Corey Kenny Craig Terry Crisp Larry Darr Dennis Dial Mike Dorris Eddie Doty Linda Doxsie James Drew Francine Duncan Gary Duncan Vic for Dungy Jim Eldridge Linda Erwin Alice Fisher Cleduth Fisher George Flannigan Kenny Foster Stephen Friar Shirley Galloway Sandy German Sue Glidewell Barbara Goessman Gala Goss Judy Groves Jean Gulley Mary Lou Gulley Larry Gunter Debbie Hammonds Earline Haney William Hedges Richard Hendrix Jerry Hoover David House Sue House Keith Ina Kathleen Jenkins Karen Johnson Richard Johnson Danny Joplin Steve Keelen Marvin Kerley Richard Ketteman Becky Kimmel Diane Kinkade Sharon Kirk Vicky Kirk Randy Kirkpatrick Judy Knight Sammy Kraft Mike Kramer 78 Darrel Launius Brenda Loomed Bob Lewis Front: Lewis Debbie Lipe John Loss Bill Lowery Conita Martel David Marsden Bill Martin David Martin Roger Martin Anna Melvin Fred Melvin Robert Mick Linda Moore George Morris Gary Moss Randy Moss Kathy McAfoos Sharon McClendon Margaret McClerren Mark McCutcheon Mark McGuire David McLearin Brenda Neinlist Steve Norman Ricky Pace Ronnie Pauley Cindy Paxton Greg Payne Roberta Piercy Ricky Pierson John Pinson Carolyn Poole Brenda Poore Terry Ray Chester Razor Gary Rice Warren Rice 79 Gary Smothers Susan Smothers Tommy Somers Linda Spain Joann Stewart Gary Stone Dennis Stowers David Sullivan Melvin Sullivan Glen Summers Marty Summers Susan Summers John Swofford Ronnie Taskoski Andy Tasky Alice Tate Linda Taylor Betty Thompson Debbie Tredwell James Tucker Brenda Walker Karen Walker Diana Webb Roger Webb Kathy Wells Artie Roach Bruce Rogers Donna Rone ⢠Sondro Seibert Robert Sentel Steve Sevenski Kenny Shelton Gary Shreves Linda Sink John Skinion Gordon Smith Harlie Smith Linda Sue Smith Marsha Ann Smith Vicki Smith 80 Richard Yunkus Sophomores not pictured James Benns Nadine Bettis Beverly Drew Virginia Sentil William West Lynn Wetzel Nancy Wiggs Connie Williams Trevo Wilkerson Danny Williams James Williams Julia Williams Bruce Willis Julie Wilson Bill Wintz Margaret Wood Johnny Wormley Mike Wyant Randy Young Jn Memory 81 DICK CRAIG He! Ho! Never a Dull Moment for the Sophomores! Thatâll bo one dollar! 82 Is that my picture? The poor boys! Those Romans had ihe life! Zke Class of Nineteen Hundred Sixty-eight We'd finally arrived at high school! It just didn't seem possible that we'd been in school for eight years! Yet here we were at a very important milestone in our lives. We've had many new experiences while here. Surely no one will forget the first few weeks at Benton High. Most of us Greenies got lost at least once, but soon we felt very welcome, thanks to the help and understanding of the teachers and other students. We. the class of '68. hope to be one of the best classes to graduate from B.C.H.S. Our goal is to keep up the fine traditions of past graduates. As our freshman year comes to a close, our problems, experiences, and adventures will become a thing of the past, but we will never forget them. 84 Sharon Adkins Vikie Adkins David Aumiller Elaine Baburnich Jane Bailey Kenneth Baker Jerry Baldwih Patti Bandy Susan Barham Virgil Barnfield Roberta Basham Bobby Beasley Larry Beaty Gary Beavers Effie Bennett Dennis Benns Bill Bettress John Bortoletto Margaret Brandibas Becky Browning Cheryl Browning Jim Bullington Janet Burlison Linda Burlison Mark Carr Patricia Carter Betty Casey Mike Cavaness Cindy Chaney David Choisser Nancy Cluck Kenny Cochrum Roger Cocke Dick Conner Kenny Connor Paula Conner Freddie Cooper Dick Corn Bruce Craddock Ginger Cremeens Pam Crisp Sandra Cunningham Connie Cushman Allen Czenski Jesse Darnell Mike Davey Marcia Davis Sharon Davis Pat Deitz Anthony Denham Susan DeSett Johnny DeSpain Marvin DeSpain Cathy DeWar Jim Dixon Teresa Douglas Vicki Drake Linda Dye Chris Edgar Bocca Edwards Mary Lou Eubanks Mark Ewing Georgia Ezell Donald Fetheringhame John Fitzpatrick Vanita Fleehart Sue Forth Janet Frailey Linda Frick Elaine Frost Marvin Gates. Ellen Gibbs Danny Hatchett Tommy Herman Peggy Hicks Mary Anne Hill Peggy Hitt Kathy Hobbs Betty Hofstetter Larry Hogan Dale Holman Clay Holman Alfred Hosick Charles House Linda Hunter Betty Hutchcraft Robert Ing Kenny Irvin Evan Jackson Evelyn Jankousky Clara Jilek Beverly Johnson Danny Johnson Judith Johnson Sandra Johnson Toni Johnston Leroy Gibbs Brenda Gipson Bob Glenn Cathy Goodrum Kenny Gore Richard Goss Donna Greeo Jim Guy Brenda Haney Ronnie Hansen Russel Hargraves Janice Hart 86 George Jones Holly Jones Karen Jones Paul Jones Gary Kearney Jo Ellen Kearney Brad Keen Kenny Keller Lee Kershaw Jesse Ketteman Yolanda King Connie Kinison Phil Kirkman Paul Kovach Patty Krause Debra lampley Maribeth Lane Sheila Lewis Mike Ligon Carla Little Karen Mabry Mike Malkovich Dale Marshall Fran McCabe Lorrie McCann Richard McCarty â Rickey McDowell Susan Mendenhall Jackie Mighel 8everly Miles Dennis Miller Larry Miller Karen Miller Tommy Mitchell Wayne Modglin Dwain Moore Eddie Marvel Bill Mosley Karen Munoz liana Neal Larry Newman Louise Norcross David Odom Sherry Odom Richard O'Keefe Brenda Owens Roy Parker Wade Parkhill Robert Pearson Gloria Pedigo David Perkins Joan Peterman Linda Piazza Rickey Pierson 87 Brad Pioveson Marie Ponder Dennis Pool Roy Potts James Price Martha Price Cheryl Puckett George Pulliam Paula Reece Gary Reed Paulette Reiman Donald Rice Christy Sadler Sharon Sanders Mickey Sassano Nancy Sentel Norma Shaw Richard Shaw Paul Shockley Martha Skinner Ronald Slaton Patricia Slayton Kermit Smith Stephanie Smith Tom Smith Ronnie Smothers Donnie Sneed Judy Sneed Robert Spain Steve Stella Jackie Stewart Kathy Stewart Ronald Stubblefield Cecelia Stull Lou Ellen Summers Marsha Summers Ronnie Talley Bruce Taylor Roger Tennyson Diana Thomann Pat Tindall Phil Toms Judy Treece Brenda Upchurch George Upchurch Bertha Uselton Carrol Walker Patricia Waller Charles Webb Karen Webb Judy Welch Sue West Cheryl Whittington Tony Wiggins 88 Donna Wiggins Mary Lou Wiggs Dick Wilcox Debby Williams Ellen Williams John Willis Julie Wilson Barbara Winemiller Barbara Wood Rodney Wyatt Carolyn Wyant Debby Wyskiel Larry Wyskiel Not Pictured Keith Absher Kenneth Cunningham David Goodin Allen Miles Loren Rich David Rone Danny Severin 90- Would you please buy o Ranger ponnant? Friendly chatter at noon Begging a penny on Freshman Gripe Day Yolanda gets in some practice. 91 Zfie Magic of Zhrougk 92 foaming Activities 93 FEATURE STAFF: First row. Connie White. Regina Midyett, Susan Lewis. Donetta Howard. Lynn Lowery. Jeanne Payne. Second row: David Lane. Paul Kovach, Mary Ann Hill. Barbra Wood. 1964-65 Scarab Staff !l BUSINESS STAFF: First rowâMargio Edwards. Nancy McCollum, Janis Cushman. Cindy Ewing, Reneo Storey, Linda Pago, Jpno Donosky, Barbra Wingo. Kay Webb. I 94 SPORTS STAFF: Johnny Lommon, Stevo Choissor. Editor Vickie Brown Judy Bridges, feature editor; Linda Lewis, business ed.; Gary Simpson, assistant ed.; Mrs. Frailey. sponsor The 1965 issue of the Scarab is the result of a long year of hard work. The staff enjoyed breaking in the new Scarab office this year as they spent many school hours and evenings making plans, drawing layouts, and sorting the piles of pictures. Early in August the business staff began contacting business men for the ads which would finance the book. It is the hope of the staff and the sponsor, Mrs. Frailey. that you will find this book enjoyable now and double valued in the years to come. 95 CLASS EDITORS: Harlie Smith. Stophanio Phillip . Phil Wheat. Pam Lamploy. Dobbio Treadwell. Pot Dotiz, Karen Munoz. ÂŤ7. FEATURE WRITERS L.. Lewis, C. Saddler D. If r londi, G. Payne, M. Gulley. Ranger Vcsrsifj Trounces Cairo Benton Frosh Swamp Christoph in Opener r - Hi T ⢠Leo's B lltr s ft :⢠Hr .riel an' She re sod when - wr.i-n to talk micro- anfo 4-ir. St (-Change News Hie StudcM. Marion, 11! -- I Chcnault. o former BCHS , hint rhe SphM , Contralto ill - Marion Freshn Win From Ben .5 f.lVI tnfiurrtcs marric i.-s Patti rc ho w â ball. 1 and hut lie hasn't i Henh Octal i ho fi .John I- tea Her after Mille aron Hooker. Mr. i's student teacher, speech and Enciish. CarterviUe. Illinois, consists of her nother. her father, and a rislcr. Con i. ie. pari ics. Lou Unlit tcach-.rdinals. up :: the rtv ion Tviv: day score- of 22-Ci Marlon down when they their own punt deep tcrrilorv. They thei touchdown for a 7-t the punt return the I bad bounce and hit tl Benton safety 8cf could cot the ball ?⢠already tucked it aw Benton lialllt.iek D.. sor ran 7 the play was nuM tion penalty. Mai ton added their second touchdown in the third period. Benton was forced to use a SPORTS WRITERS: M. Ponder, M. Ewing. J. Lemmon. R. Rose.â D. Wjjggoptjr. j. Page, HV Smith. Coach Ken Hun. his boys fos the fin. pul up by savins th After Beulah Pcnnc Cave-in-Rock. Illinois, inj health 1 under Mb son. She 3lÂŤr helps M in the library She has Mbtcr. Miss Pennell like ⢠. know the students . i .: rents. Photography hobbv. and her favorit basketball Alter sludc â˘itg she would like to Miss Charlotte Dudl tnc S1U student teaChe in'.siv subjects who is with Mis. Trulove. Miss Dudley is a i Chrbtophor and f jj from Christopher Hir' While in high rchool si ipated in many clubs Hi-Tri, C.AA. Band a Club. She is now attendln :ii Illinois University Hips to Niagiu Falls and Flor- ,; ,ra '⢠the fourth qua r ' iiln.i-ii' id:. ter to win )3.(i -fit '----fjilit'f.irn Benton Soohomorps f |H) v IT l' ' . J V, â˘tie 11-33 '1' ae Echo HA Tours Anno Hospital As arf of Mental Health Project Zhe Echo Calendar FFA Show At Du Quoin Class Officei Baton Twirling Contest Oct. 17 Jw. o........ -â - â˘â˘ % ⢠Co-editors Steve Choisser end Janice Gariepy with M.ss Burkhart .. in man wilh Mr w Teac EDITORS: John Lemmon, sports: Linda Lewis, business: Con- . unc Karen Young Saturday Sep . 19. the y .iUiw trip to the ;: ⢠c Hospital where they taber oy workers at the â˘a . r.d were given bnok-:â p- rjritted to ask auos- r- third week in each ⢠. iss e:ils will go to the to help the patients. . â˘. ÂąrK 1a friendly and r..-s:c Mel e NBTA sfni e The sponsor, ) i c l Robert Irvin. The is Miss Jody Irvin of tr-lx-ro Throe r r more Judites will officiote and ihc wntotunts. niest begin at 9:00 a n:. with the inspection of ioip. The entire contest is expected to be over by 5 30 p. m. i.ur.cb will he served. Spectators are welcome and invited to attend Anyone who lo nm Joiicn n'e White, feature: Tim Piper, new; n , ⢠, ficit'ioru !⢠!cf J in L Hereford cow A. Hereford 1 'V â c.h0V ;h ' A Also recicved Grand Ch n Panucah Kentucky. ââ 'he went to Paducah Tilghman â High School She atte Mu nay Stan, on,I was a n etic while there. She is married and h Utile girl years old hobbles arc swimming playing golf. Her f.ivoiile is football. She has taught in Pac for vigli i eats. She h i , taken two mterc irtj: -v These woe to Florid; ma City. nd her family now cshrnnn and soplio cs havÂŤ a new tea i I Mum icc Pin to Denton Inch m lending F.rskine Cc i Caiolinu ho was t of the Senior c'. ll .ill captain. s taught a a Dixie Carolni.i mid ..1 f Clioid. married t o the i unn K and they dren. a h. â˘v and a hunt me His favorite ipon II and fm dball I time lu- watches lung m â˘he sun  s bull s luk n a trip to ind In t o inly nov '0!ÂŤr  r.irls go from door to door ÂŤâ˘ÂŤ '- ⢠. Philipak is the Lind, lewit, circulation mgr, SI... Hickman, ÂŤâ˘Â  '. - lom.AV fa. I. .I V ... - I ....a I.. LisngyâOceanside, â P.rru., ⢠Ha .meâCape Glr-Missouri â s TÂŤelâWest Frank- ' M c I ntpj. ItâWes t -oVfort ' , urn â], n_,v | lie ____ the pc-ison offei money is given t tie- nows and taking leaves, to baby 'll ting Tin- girls arc then paid any amount Mi tn. KHA. The FI1A will have . . niyhi Thuf'day. Orlolici the Old Gym at 7.30 Al. .. and their families me invited. rnly . at All girls ... Valicr. and went to colli Carbondiile. Il is man ii-d ami hn ihdd. a girl, two years ' TYPISTS: First row: S. Phillips. L. Page. G. Taylor. D. W hunt Piconline. Second row: N. Wilkcrson. J. Gulley. L 0 ' He t.iuidil al Hovdlion for ami iiivu ........ ..... ....... The regular monthly meetlnr. ,S. October 12 a 30 in the n .hip Conference on Jum It! and at a Ml. Ver- through utii. The conference mIhhiI for three as hold ,in the University ot Illinois campus Marjorie at-âundid various meeting.-, -onto ' obiStuni '.uti Mi MjUiicv Phillip 97 IVâHerrin lot IâTwirling c J - Pool ball IâHi-lory Cl â u!s 29âYFC ha s hayride, â˘0âIEA in ( Ml. Vernon nine weeks. IâFT A has rarmcl FlIA ⌠A National Mo nor Society Membership in the National Honor Society is based upon scholarship, service, leadership, and character. An eligible candidate for this club must be a junior or a senior with a B average; he must have been a student at BCHS for at least one semester; he must be approved by the school faculty. The goals of this club are: To create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage development of character in students at our school. Officers are elected after the first semester of the school year. Mr. Rhodes, Mr. Gulley, Mrs. Craddock and Mr. John Miller are the sponsors. Left to right: Tom Gulley, v. pres.: Jene Donosky. sec.; Key Webb, trees.; Steve Choisser. pres. 98 Student CounciI The Student Council is a very important and active organization at BCHS. Membership is made up of the presidents and vice-presidents and two other members elected from each class. The Student Council supports school activities, keeps democracy in our school, and works to improve student relations. The president of the council is in charge of all lyceums and assemblies throughout the entire year. This group takes charge of class elections, raises and lowers the flag each day, sells tickets for homecoming, and participates in the Echo .Carnival and homecoming parade. 99 Mu Alpha Zketa Mu Alpha Theta is a national high school mathematics club. The club has three purposes: to create an interest in and to further the study of mathematics, to give a better knowledge of math, and to become better acquainted with the use of math. A student must have a B average in math and all other subjects and must be a junior or senior to join this club. At meetings the members discuss future plans, work problems of interest, and see movies. The club prepares its members for the National Mathematics Test and for Math Field Day at S.I.U. The club is sponsored by Miss Hooper. Steve Hickman, tree .: Duane Hall, vice-pres.: Miss Hooper- Tom Sulley. pres.; Kay Webb. sec. There's always fun. as well as learning, at Mu Alpha Theta meetings. 100 Science Club Jim Hill. Socrofary, Roglno Midyoll. Vice-President. Mary Sue John,on. Troaturor. David Wheat. Prcdant. Mr. Groan. ,pon,or. The Science Club is made up of members of biology, chemistry, and physics classes. They meet twice monthly to discuss different areas of science and to prepare its members for college science work. Talks were given by club members, films were shown, and sometimes experiments which they were not able to do in class were done. During the year some of the members took part in activities such as science projects and research papers, which were entered in the district Science Fair. They entered a float in the homecoming parade. At the end of the year a picnic was enjoyed. The sponsor is Mr. Green. 101 Cat in Club The Latin Club is made of Latin II students. They learn about the life and customs of the Romans while having fun at the same time. The Latin Club joins in many school activities, such as having a float in the homecoming parade and taking part in the Echo Carnival. Also they raffle off slaves for a day. The most important event of the year for those in this organization is the Saturnalia. At this celebration everyone dresses as a Roman and enjoys barbecued chicken while seated on the floor in Roman fashion. Roger Webb, trees.; Miss Armentrout; John Burlison. sec.: ktrsde V,cÂŽ--Pre$.; Mr,. Hicritch; Steve Keelen. pres. L 102 The Romans live it up! drench Club Stovo Hickman soils puppy radio tickot. The French Club is available for all students who have or are talcing French. The purpose is to further the understanding of French conversation. This years' club members enjoyed hayrides, Mardi Gras party, and records at noon. Mrs. Whittington a native of France, was a guest of the club several times. Mr. Shephard was the sponsor. Presidents: SlavŠ Hickman, Jack Wood. Vice-President: RobbiŠ Howard, Socrotary: Susan Lewis. Treasurer. Waltor Mendenhall. 103 The Hi-Tri Council 104 Hi- Zri Tho Hi-Tri is composed of all the girls in the school and is one of the most active organizations at B.C.H.S. Under the guidance of Miss Margaret Armentrout. the girls are helped to get the most enjoyment out of t eir school year. A council of four girls from each class and an executive council for four senior girls is elected to make plans and create ideas for the club. The purposes of Hi-Tri ere: to create friendship, loyalty, character, pleasure, courtosy, and social success among the girls. This year the Hi-Tri held the Freshman Mixer, the Freshman Initiation, ond the annual Mothor-Daughtor Banquet. They also sorved as a decorating committco for the homecoming dance. The large Christmas tree in the main hall was decorated by the Hi-Tri. The girls raised money by selling candy at the Echo Carnival. . :-----------------vvebb, treasurer- P wards, vice president; Janet Moss, president. Mi-y Since 1920 the Hi-Y club has been open to all boys at B.C.H.S. The club is sponsored by Mr. Ed Miller. Through their motto. Clean living, clean speech, and good sportsmanship , the club is able to create, maintain and extend throughout the community and school high standards of Christian character. Each year the club is active in school affairs. They have a float in the homecoming parade, prepare a Christmas basket for a needy family and have a booth at the Echo Carnival. From left: Tim Pipor, vice president; Jorry Hoover, treasurer; Mr. Millor; Jim Page, presi dent; Danny Wymor. socrotary. 105 Key Club From Loft: Tom Applolon. vico-proiident; Duano Hall, presidont: Mr. Gulley, sponsor: Tom Gullay. secrotary. The Key Club is a very active club in BCHS. The club is sponsored by the Benton Kiwanis. Its purpose is to encourage leadership and extend opportunities for the boys to work together in school and in their community. The boys maintained the school sign, ushered ball games, and participated in the Echo Carnival and homecoming parade. The Key Club also participated in Key Club district and international conferences. and sponsored the March of Dimes drive at our school. 106 The Future Teachers of America encourages students in their choice of teaching as a profession. Good study habits are encouraged, and students are helped in their choice of the right college. This year's club held a pot luck for new members who were initiated at that time. The main project was a $25 scholarship to a graduating senior for his freshman year at college. The sponsor was Miss Armentrout. 107 ir t row: pr Jt Belly Blond : Vico-Pres. Vickio Brown; Sec. rani Lowit; Trees. Bolty Bonnott: Socond row: Miss Arman-,rouf. Parliamentarian Ocbby Troadwell: Historian Kay Webb. future JVurses Club The Future Nurses Club was organized on December 12, 1955, by Miss Adkisson, the sponsor, for girls interested in professional and practical nursing as a career. Members studied what nursing requires and what it has to offer as a career. FNC had several projects during this year. The girls prepared a box for the children in the hospital at Christmas; many of the older members worked at the Franklin County Hospital: and all enjoyed a mother-daughter potluck in the spring. Muj Adkisson; Roneo Storoy. Pros.: Neva Behm, Secretary: Diane Kinkado. Treasurer; Mary Sue Johnson. Vice Pres. Candy-Stripers Linda Lewis. Glory Behm. and Roneo Storey got ready to pass .ce and bodding at the Franklin Hospital. 108 WJCA The Future Business Leaders of America is a group of |unior and senior girls interested in business as a career. These girls were active this year studying opportunities in the business world and in brushing up on skills they will need in the future. Mrs. Truelove and Mrs. Pribble are the sponsors. Cindy Ewing: Miss Dudley: Pam Lamploy, vice-pres.; Betty Coclrum. reporter; Jo Linda Cockrum. sec.: Mrs. Pribble: Patty True, president. 109 1963-64 junior Play Cast Mrs. Willcins ........................................Karen Webb Betsy Selig .....................................Sharon Bussiere Mimi Van Dijlc .........................................Kay Webb Susan Page .................................... Jane Donosky Mrs. Essenprice ..................................... Glory Behm Melly Compton ... .................................Kandis Kramer Viclcy Monroe ................................ Marlene Messersmith Tina Gray ............................................ Judy Green Marcille Benedict .................................. Vickie Brown Betty ................................................Linda Lewis Cindy Cellar ................................... Mary Whittington Eddie Knapp ..........................................Rusty Smith Peter Webster ..........................................Tim Piper Tom ..................................................Rusty Smith Sam ............................................Richard McCollum Christopher Daniels ................................Wallie George Orderly ....................-...........................Tom Davis Reporters ..... Nancy McCollum, Cindy Ewing, Vicky Smith, Barbara Wingo, Linda Price, Margie Edwards. Patti True no Senior Play Cast Meg Wheeler Mrs. Wheeler Mr. Wheeler . Aunt Fern .... Aunt Lettie .... Ruby ......... Heidi ......... Jeannie ...... Ada ........... Terri ......... Lisa .......... Vince ......... Jane .......... Ellen Evan .......... Allen ......... Miles ......... ....Karen Webb Mary Whittington ..Johnny Wyman ..Sharon Busiere ....Vickie Brown .... Glory Behm ....Linda Lewis ....Renee Story ....Jane Donosky .... Kay Webb .. Judy Green .... Ray Baker .... Vicki Smith ....Cindy Ewing .... David Lane ....Bob Lewis ....Harlie Smith III Fir row: Kathleen Jenkint. Mary Lou Gulley. Kathy Wells. Donna Green. Second row: Mary Sue Johnson. Brenda Green. Stephanie Philip . Reaina Midyett. Third row: Janet Moss. Elaine Se e. Susan DeSett. Mary Ann Hill. Make-up Club The Make-Up Club consists of twelve members. Each year three freshmen are chosen by the club..These girls are permanent members throughout their high school days. The club's main activity is to make up the members of the junior and senior class plays. The girls also have bake sales and a car wash. The sponsor is Mr. John R. Miller. Stephenie Phillips is president, Brenda Green is vice-president, and Janet Moss is secretary-treasurer. 112 The girls of the Library Club helped Mrs. LiHle keep the library operating efficiently during the year. They worked at learning the library science skills so that they could be efficient worker . They were rewarded for their efforts with a trip to Evansville. Rosomery Cienski. club president, and Mrs. Litllo prepare now books for the library. Cibrary Jonico Hart. Kathy McAfoos ond Carla Little work with the reference books. 113 MA The Benton chapter of the Future Homemakers of America was organized at B.C.H.S. in 1945. To become a member of the F.H.A., a girl must have completed one semester of home economics. Its purpose is to promote a growing appreciation of home and civic life. Activities during the year included participating in National F.H.A. Week, decorating for the Homecoming Dance, serving at the Junior-Senior Reception, electing a freshman charm queen, working on Hobo Day, giving style shows, and working during Dog Days. This year, for the first time, the girls adopted a ward of patients at Hamilton Hall, a branch of the Anna State Hospital. The officers this year were: Margie Edwards, pres.: Carolyn Modglin, vice-pres.; Judy Gulley, secretary: and Becky Kimmell, treas. Mrs. Craddock and Miss Webb are the club sponsors. Nancy McCollum, Judy Gulley. 8ccky Kimmel, Mrs. Craddock, Morjorio Edwards, Sandra Soibert. Sharon Smothers, Jue Jerrels, Petty Coclrum. Carolyn Modglin. Cindy Paxton. 114 Board Members: Linda Adams, Norma Wilkerson. Fayo V ilkorson. Pern Lamply. Rosemary Czonski. Vicki Smith. Barbara Learned. Miss Webb, Barbra Moore, Glory Behm. Bocky Browning. vjc Youth for Christ is the largest club in the school. Their purpose is to enrich the meaning of Christ in their lives of the members and in the school. The club has regular meetings at noon and at night. The noon meetings are held in Mrs. Hidritch's room, and the night meetings are held in the library or churches of various denominations. This year's officers were David Paxton, pres.; Gary Rose, vice-pres.; Susan Lewis, treas.; Barbara Goesseman, sec. Their sponsor was Mrs. Alberta Hidritch. Horry Warren. Jeon Gulley. Gary Stone and Rov. Frick propare to enjoy tho Thanksgiving Pot luck. Sandra Soibort. Sandy Gormon. Alice Jonos, 8arbara Goesseman, Mrs. Hidritch. David Paxton, Gary Roso. II5 The Girls Athletic Association is an organization to promote girls' interest in team sports. This year's club sponsored such activities as barbecues, bake sales, a Valentine Dance, a buddy hike, and lollipop sales to promote school spirit. At our meetings we participated in basketball, baseball, hand soccer, bowling, and speedaway. Mrs. Jones was club sponsor. Diane Kinkede. points manager; Peggy Barton. soph, board member- Donets Howard, jr. board member; Linda Kasper, president; Rosemary Cionski v'e pres.; Vickie Brown, sec.; Gwen Taylor, sporls chairmon; Jean Gutlov serial and publicity chairmon; Neva Bohm. trees.; Mrs. Jones. ââ ca 116 Nova Behm and Kathy Hobbs enjoy thoir lc!lip°PJ on Lick Eldorado Day. History Club P:.ice anc Dave Williams have fun doing the °r' e at the History Club party. This year's History Club was one of the largest clubs of our school. Its members were interested in events of the past and their relationship and effect on the present. They enjoyed a trip to Springfield in May and a trip to St. Louis to see the Missouri Historical Society. There were bake sales, candy sales and a chili supper this year. The club maintained a display case in the main hall with exhibits of historical interest. David Rotolo, president; Norma Wilkorson. vico-president: Harry Warren, treasurer; Alice Jonos, secretary; historian. Linda Price. Linda Poole. The F.F.A. is an organization of the boys that will become the farmers of tomorrow and will feed the nation. The club attends many grain shows and soil judging contests, and one of the largest is the TRICO grain show. Some of this year's activities were, the Farmers Ball, and a pest control contest in which the boys tried to rid farms of farm pests. The winner received a new rifle. The club sponsor is B. L. Finley. Donnij Wilkerson. roportor; Gordon Smith, soc.; Jack Burton. pre .; Tom Harmon, vico-pro .: Broco Willi , troa .: Jack Smith, jentinel. 118 ;'Diversified Occupations The Diversified Occupations Club is a young people's organization specifically designed for those students not planning to enter college. It provides vocational training to the student who will use these skills later on in life. By attending regular classes in the morning, the students were able to work at their future vocations in the afternoon. Mr. Gulley, the guidance director, was the club sponsor. He offered guidance to those in D.O. and to those, who wished to join. oMy Hofnor works ot Ruth's Beauty Shop. Dowayno Kirkmen works at tho Evoning News. First row, from loft: David Jonos. Craig Burberry. Linda Lewis. Mary Lou Gulley. Bobby Blondi, Jamos Cunningham. Sam Kraft. Second row: Linda Hunter. Sheila Lewis. Poggy Hilt. Jane Bailey. Marsha Summers. Poggy Barlon, Brenda Bolen. Sandra Johnson. From loft: Marvin Gates. Richard McCollum. Steve Stella. Chester Razor. Cecelia Stull Debby Wyskiel. First row. from loft: Brenda Slowickey. Carolyn Poole. Judy Atkins. Randy Moss. Vicki Smith. Roberta Basham. Larry Boatty. Second row: Brenda Hitt, David Williams. Bruce Craddock. Stephanie Smith. First row. from loft: Maribcth Lone. Tim PipÂŽ'-Robocca Chamberlain . Socond row: David Lane 120 First row: Cheryl Whitiinglon. Susan Mendenhall; Second row: Beverly Johnson, Chris Edgar; Third row: Botty Blondi, liana Noal; Fourth row: Janet Freiley. Mary Anne Hill. First row, from loft: Richard Oalo, Vickio 8rown, Tom Blondi. Phil Whoat. John Horbck. Socond row: Rick McCarly, Johnny Wormley. Cyril Bowlin. Linda Beaty, Don Rico. teuton High Mocking JSand 121 Bob Lowis, Barbora Wood. Yolando King Mike Cavoness From lofts Don Owont, Gono Johnson. Miko Wyant Zwirlers and jCettergirls Solo Twirler Sharon Smothers 122 Oiono Thomonn, Novo 8ohm, Undo Mooro, Lynda Bennett, and Kothy Hobbs °CCornpan's Jflno Dofy ploys for Conita Chorus This year the chorus had 45 members. Mr. Charles Taylor, the director, turned lively chatter into golden tones. After much hard but enjoyable practice, the chorus performed at the annual Christmas and spring concerts. Brave vocal soloists and ensembles entered the state high school music contest in the spring and did well. Through the year interest was kept high by attending choral clinics, Music Under the Stars at Carbondale, and hayrides and parties âfor fun . At the Echo Carnival, the chorus sponsored the popular Lovers' Lane. Cindy Hortly. jr. rep.; Judy Treoco. fresh, rep.; Connio While, pres.; Terosa Clark, soph, rop.; Nelda Bridgos. sen. rep. | 23 Cke Magic the 124 of Sport Zke Mighty Firtt row: Rick Lowis, Tom Gulloy. Lonny Artoborry. Konny Poyne Second row: Duano Hall Cyril Bowlin. David Wheat. Dennis Chancey . Third row: Bill Fitzpatrick, Danny Wymcr. Wayne Grayson. Terry Heard Fourth row: Mgr. Richard Hondrix. Bob Doitz. Jerry Mumbowor. David Garvin 126 Hangers of 964 Greg Cime. Mike Ludwig. Lymen Berms. James Miller John Miner. David Summers. Paul Mick Ron Burlison. Larry Durham. Tom Barminski. Jim ⢠Jack Brown. Tom Wilcox. Mr. Steworf. Mr. Phillips Dan Wymer Cyril Bowlin Wayne Grayion Tom Wilcox Jack Brown Bob DeHi Mick Ron Burliton Bill Fihpairick 128 Ranger Varsity Squad David Wheat Grag Cima Dennit Chancay Rick Lewii Co-Captains Duana Hall and Lanny Atteberry Kanny PÂŤyn Tarry Heard 129 I (( Weâre for ] ou, Benton High, i â ⢠j 130 A pass to Hoard! Brought down by Attorbory. and Poyno! because you âre Zried and Zrue, Menton High!â And the way ii cloarod! 131 âWeâll Mack, you to the End!â 132 The Benton Rangers in their first season under new head coach Harry Stewart, compiled an excellent 8-1-1 record, and a 4-1-1 mark in rugged South Seven play, good for second place behind Centralia in one of the toughest leagues in Illinois. The 1964 Rangers featured a big. tough line from end to end and a powerful backfield. featuring the running of Lanny Atteberry and Terry Heard. Some of the star performers were centers Tom Barminski and Tom Gulley, who received conference mention; ends Bob Deitz and Duane Hall; tackles Rick Lewis, Jim Miller, and Dave Wheat; guards Dennis Chancey and Larry Durham; and speedy halfbacks Cyril Bowlin. John Minier. Kenny Payne and Jim Hill. âZkegâre Jll Our Rangers!â A moment's rost First row: Gary Smother . Jim Bonn . Ken Foster. D. Stowers. G. Morris. Jerry Hoover, Bill Martin. Bob plondi. John Slinnion Second row: Mile McGuire, Dennis Bacon. Stovo Norman. Warren Rice. Larry Gunter. Fred Melvin. Milo Kramer. Mile Dorris. Marl McCutcheon Third row: Mr. West, Bob Sentol. Steve Sovensli. Richord Yuntts, Bill Lowory. Darrel launius. Lonnie 8ettriss. John 8urlison. Mr. Herrin Sophomore Soot ball 134 Benton's 1964 sophomore Rangers were plagued by injuries from the start of the season. Nevertheless, they managed victories over Herrin 20-7. Murphysboro 20 0, Herrin 13-13, and Harrisburg 33-6. First row: Mr. Hungate. Tom Mitchell, Kenny Irvin. Rodney Wyant. Kenny Coclrum. Allan Czenski. Rick O'Keefe, Roy Potts. Dennis Benns. Phil Toms. Dick Conner. Tom Smith. Dwain Moore. Gary Beavers Second row: Richard Shaw. David Choisscr, Johnny DeSpain. Tony Wiggins. Dennis Miller. Marvin Gates. Bill 8etress. Larry Newman. Steve Stella. Brad Pioveson. Mike Davey. Dick Wilcox. Gary Kearney. Dick Corn. Roy Parker freshman football The Ranger freshman indicated fruitful years to come on the gridiron by finishing with a promising 5-4 record over a rugged schedule. The young Rangers' victories were over Carbondale 13-7, Christopher 34-6, Zeigler 33-7, West Frankfort 7-6, and Harrisburg 38-6. 135 Varsity basketball This year the Rangers provided the fans with the thrill of a lifetime when they defeated Centralia, at that time number one in the South Seven and ranked high in the state. The rest of the season did not measure up to this early triumph, but this Ranger squad will be remembered as a team who could never be counted out by teams in higher standing. The record showed 8 wins and 17 losses, and the team placed sixth in the conference. 'ow: John Bottle. Jim Hi,| Bob Deih Jifn Adkins. T0m Appleton Tom Smothers i COfld w: Coach West. Tom Gulley. Terry Hoard. Bob Hill. Dav.d Woodland. Kenny Payne. Coach Herr.n 137 Jim Adkins Terry Heard Kenny Payne 138 David Woodland Bob Hill Jim Hill Tom Apploton Bob Deitx 139 Tom Gulley Tom Smothers 140 Applolon in his favorite shot Gulley of the line 141 ' 4'; That was a good one! The Rod Birds fail Woodlond leaps for two points. 143 144 Scoreboard Benton Benton Benton Benton Benton Benton Benton Benton Benton Benton Benton 8enton Benton Benton Benton Benton Benton Benton Benton Benton Benton Benton Benton Benton Benton Benton Benton Benton Benton Benton Benton Benton Benton Benton Benton Benton Benton Benton Benton Benton Benton Benton Benton Benton VARSITY FOOTBALL 7 Sparta 0 33 Cairo 6 0 Marion 19 13 Murphysboro 7 26 Herrin 0 20 Centralia 12 12 Mt. Vernon 7 20 Eldorado 14 16 Harrisburg 6 26 Metropolis 7 13 West Frankfort .... 7 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL 20 Herrin 6 0 Marion 13 20 Murphysboro 0 13 Herrin 13 0 Centralia 32 14 Mt. Vernon . 41 0 Eldorado . 20 33 West Frankfort 6 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 34 Christopher .. .. 6 13 Centralia 14 13 Carbondale 7 0 Marion 22 7 Mt. Vernon . .. 12 33 Zeigler ....... 7 0 Herrin 7 7 West Frankfort . . .. .. 25 38 Harrisburg .... 6 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL 53 Carbondale . ... .71 McLeansboro . 40 West Frankfurt 44 Herrin ........... 88 Johnston City 75 Harrisburg ... 67 Carbondale 41 Mt. Vernon 41 Centralia . 50 Herrin ........... 53 Johnston City 47 West Frankfort 53 Centralia .. . 59 Harrisburg 37 Mt. Vernon 55 Marion 48 54 39 54 42 50 53 38 53 71 59 60 40 61 46 44 CARBONDALE TOURNEY Bonlon 76 Johnston City 51 Bonlon 46 Horrin 44 Bonlon 44 Centralia 50 CARMI TOURNEY Benton 54 Carmi 50 Benton 49 Harrisburg 34 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Benton 71 Johnston 53 Benton 43 Metropolis 48 Benton 52 Mt. Vernon 47 Benton 73 Quincy 62 Benton 43 Marion 42 Benton 54 Herrin 40 Benton 61 Harrisburg 39 Benton 50 Centralia 52 Benton. 66 West Fronkfort 46 Benton 51 Herrin 45 Benton 76 Harrisburg . . 62 Benton 50 Centralia 56 71 Murphysboro 44 Benton 61 McLeansboro . 53 VARSITY BASKETBALL Benton 80 Johnston City 76 Benton 64 Metropolis 53 Benton 53 Mt. Vernon 64 Benton 70 .. 62 Benton 63 Marion 84 Benton 76 Herrin .. 72 Benton 50 Harrisburg 67 Benton 63 Centralia . 61 48 55 Benton 59 Mt. Vernon 63 Benton 59 Marion 75 Benton 57 West Frankfort 62 Benton 59 Herrin 54 Benton 58 Harrisburg 62 Benton 51 Centralia 80 Benton 76 Murphysboro 70 Benton 57 McLeansboro 55 CENTRALIA HOLIDAY TOURNEY Benton .... 70 Bellville 62 Benton 52 Streator 68 QUAD CITY TOURNEY Benton 67 Carmi 58 Benton 53 Fairfield 63 Benton 61 McLeonsboro 77 145 Zournament REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Benton 93 Waltonville . 63 Benton 79 Sesser 58 Benton 78 Johnston City . . 73 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Benton 47 McLeansboro ... .. 51 Regional Champs 147 First row: J. Burlison, D. Launius. R. Yunkus. B. Lowery. S. Sevenski, R. Taskoski. L. Bottress Second row: R. Hendrix, D. Bacon, M. McGuire. $. Norman. M. McCutcheon, J. Hoover, B. Blondi, Coach Stewart Sophomore basketball The sophomores had a fine season, finishing second in the South Seven Con-ference. The members of this talented squad will undoubtedly help to form an exciting varsity unit next year. The season's record was 15 wins and 3 losses. 148 te-1 First row: M.Davcy, T. Wiggins, L. Newman, D. Fotheringham, B. Taylor, D. Miller Second row: R. Hargravo. L. Miller, R. Corn, P. Tindall, G. Carney, 0. Choisser. R. Shaw, Coach Phillips freshman basketball The youngest Ranger team had its ups and downs, but they always put forth a fine effort for Mr, Phillips, who was new at our school this year. With more experience they have great promise. Their record was 13 wins and 8 losses. 149 FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS First row: Kathloon Jonkins, Betty 8londi, Evelyn Jankousky Second row: llano Neal, Susan DeSott. 150 Varsity Janet Moss, captain Cheerleaders Jane Donosky Elaine Saxe 151 Nancee Jones Susan Varloy First row left to right: A. Roach, B. Martin. K. Foster. B. Sontol, M. Ludwig. K. Tate. B. Hill. T. Hoard, T. Wilcox, G. Cima. J. Battle. G. Morris. Second row: W. Rico. J. Hoover. M. McCutcfyeon. A. TosVy. D. Joplin. R. Bailey. R. Yunkus, T. Smothers, R. Tennant, R. Wiggins. J. Burlison. S. Norman. R. Shank. D. Bacon, o. Garvin. R. Hendricks. Third row: Mr. Stewart. Mr. Lynch. J. Pago. K. Payno. D. Grammer, J. Sandusky, J. Brown. J. Adkins, D. Lanius, D. Gouge. M. Franklin. C. Grammer. C. Bowlin. R. Webb. J. Burton. J. Hill, Mr. Herrin. Mr. Burnett. 1964 Zrack Bentonâs cinder men had a good year in 1964. The varsity squad won over Herrin. DuQuoin, and Carferville. Jon Sandusky, discus: Mike Franklin, pole vault: Ken Tate and Tom Smothers, hurdle; Rocky Bailey, mile: and Carrol Grammer, dash: were outstanding team members. The sophomores won the county freshman-sophomore relay competition. The cross country team, an innovation this season, had a fine beginning in the fall. They were successful over West Frankfort. Herrin. Marion, and Thompsonville. 152 153 Milo Fronllin proporot to cloar 'he bar. Kon Ta o clear that last hurdlo. GOLF: First row: Steve Swinney. Mike Archer. Tom Gulley. Second row: Mr. Hungate. Mack Karnos, Clark Hunter, Tom Appleton. Charles Bennett. Bill Simpson. Warren Watson CROSS COUNTRY: First row: David Woodland. Rick Shonk. Jack Wood. Dan Severin. Kenny Foster. Bob Sontol. Paul Shockley. Jim Bullington. Rocky Bailey. Second row: Mr. Herrin. Tom Appleton. John Bohn. Tom Smothors. Rick Melburn. Jim Adkins. Rich Tennant. Ron Vanhorn. Russell Horgreves. Joo West 154 155 There's always fun at noon. 156 Wo could hovŠ danced all nlghf. Tho lime ha come. National Honor Socioty loa I Zhe Magic of of Our the Warmth Community 159 J. T. DONOSKY, M.D. RICHARD M. JOHNSON, M.D. HARRY L. LEWIS, M.D. JOHN W. MONROE, M.D. JERRY HILL, D.D.S. WARREN E. PETTY, D.D.S. LEWIS H. SMITH, D.D.S. JOHN D. WOOLLEY, O.D. R. J. WELLS, D.V.M. Attorneys at Law B. W. EOVALDI FRANK HANAGAN HART HART W. JOE HILL ROBERT S. HILL ELMER JENKINS LEWIS LEWIS ROY O. GULLEY Circuit Judge 160 BENTON LOCKER AND STORAGE CHICK'S MARKET First in Quality Service J B MARKET The Best Buys in Foods PAGES' STORE DAIRY TREET WEST SIDE MARKET WEBSTER VENDING CO. BOWLINS' FOODLAND FRANKLIN I.G.A. FOODLINER Live Better Last Year, This Year, Next Year IDEAL BAKERY For the Best in Baked Goods CAMPBELL'S W. E. Campbell and Son The Home of Furniture Fashions SERVING OUR 4th GENERATION OF SOUTHERN ILLINOIS HOMEMAKERS O. C. BEATY'S SHELL STATION 514 North McLeansboro Street STOTLAR MOTORS 304 South Main Street E. BLANKENSHIP CO. 220 South Main Street LUDWIGS' CITIES SERVICE 200 North Main Street JERRELLS' SHELL STATION 201 North Main Street PATESâ STANDARD SERVICE 511 West Main Street GUNTERS' STUDEBAKER 411 South Main Street HOWARD SULLIVAN'S MARTIN SERVICE STATION 601 West Main Street McCREERY LUMBER COMPANY 212 South Main Street Renee Storoy and Margie Edwards chooso their favorite Armstrong Excolon Tiles. Paul Genesio and Larry Britton look the square over for bargains on Dog Day. GREGORY CHEVROLET 219 North Main Street FRANKLIN HOTEL KOVACH KOIN LAUNDRY ELECTRONIC SUPPLIES 452 East Church Street 435-8194 TAYLOR MOTOR CO. YOUR FORD DEALER 126 East Main Street SIMS WEATHERS TV REPAIR 311 Grand Avenue BROWNIES 66 SERVICE 214 North Main Street Freshman girls got togothor aftor school. 163 SIMMONS REXALL DRUG STORE Headquarters for Your Needs in Prescriptions, Toiletries and Gifts Denise Chancey trios tho latest in oyo makeup while David Dudek and David Rololo admire the largo sotection of men's watches. Linda Lewis. Vickie 8rown and Richard Dale aro favorably impressed by a tour of Newhouse's. KERNS' BENTON CAFE A W BAND BOX (A. D. Hall, Owner) BATTLES' NEWHOUSE LUMBER CO. (Marj and Wayne) 164 1301 South Main Street RICE'S CAFE Barbara Wingo. Jane Donosky. and Stephanie Phillips look ahead to college with the help of Sue Smith, teller. BENTON COMMUNITY BANK WOOD BUILDING We always have time for you at Benton's Home Owned Bank. LIVE BETTER ELECTRICALLY AND ENJOY THE DIFFERENCE! CENTRAL ILLINOIS PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY CROWN FINANCE CORP. S.C.D. REA AND SONS Insurance Since 1911 FRANKLIN LOAN AND FINANCE CO. REED INSURANCE AGENCY Mr. and Mrs. Dub Simpson GIBBS INSURANCE AGENCY Franklin County's Insurance Center GENERAL TELEPHONE CO. F. L. SCHRODT Real Estate ADEN SUMMERS Real Estate and Insurance Agency A.C. ENTERPRISES Building Materials BENTON ROOFING CO. Don Link ETHERTON APPLIANCE CO. FRIGIDAIRE PRODUCTS Zenith Radios and TV's MARTINS' PAINT AND WALLPAPER STORE B C FURNITURE CO. North Side Square Kathy Wells. Linda Collins, and Peggy Barton visit the rocord corner. ALEXANDER PAINT AND ELECTRIC Jim Martin Paints BAKER LUMBER COMPANY TRI-STATE ENGINEERING COMPANY BIEBEL ROOFING COMPANY OF BENTON 167 THE HUB Tomorrow's Fashions Today! Tim Piper shows John Lemmon the new Levi stretch pants. KOHLSDORPS Zeigler, Illinois The Best of Fortune to the SENIORS of '65! The dry cleaning machines are used by Cindy Ewing end Nancy McCollum. DOTY NORGE LAUNDERAMA AND DRY CLEANING We now have pressing equipment and will clean and press your clothes in 2 hours. 211 South Main Street JACK BROWN PETROLEUM LANDMAN 169 BENTON DRUG CHARLES TOLER KNIGHT'S FURNITURE RICE PRODUCE 106 North Frisco Street NEAL AND SON FARM EQUIPMENT BEN FRANKLIN West Side Square COOK'S GREENHOUSE Flowers for All Occasions NORMAN FEED STORE South Frisco Street POULSON-FREEMAN FUNERAL HOME Mrs. Craddock leaves instructions with Linda Frick as Kathy Hobbs sells a hot dog to a cusfomor during Dog Days. 170 FRANKLIN COUNTY TITLE CO. Wood Building F. W. WOOLWORTH HARGROVE'S FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP HOBBS-JOHNSON FUNERAL HOME JOCKO VALLI THOMAS PRINTING CO. 702 West Main Street BEAUTY LANE Peak Building TERMITES? CALL TERMINIX JOSEPH ZINZILIETA Chiropractor Senior boys talo lime ouf from fun to sfudy for a tosl. UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS Recruiting Sub-Station Room 234 Federal Building RHINE COUNTRY KITCHENS THE CURTIS E. SMITH CO. Abstracts of Title 171 McCANN CHAPLAIN DRUG Bruce Taylor visits with Elaine Baburnich and Lorrie McCann while waiting for a prescription to be filled. PRESCRIPTION SERVICE FOUNTAIN COSMETICS South Side Square PAY-LESS MARKET North Main Street Phil Wheat, one of our courteous, hardworking boys, at work at Pay-Less. Harlie Smith and Debby Treadwell enjoy an after school snack al tho Dairy Queen. DAIRY QUEEN WITH THAT COUNTRY FRESH FLAVOR 1218 North Main Street 172 Parking Lot Night Depository Two Drive-up Windows Walk-up Window BANK OF BENTON The People's Bank North West Corner Square A Full Service Bank With More Than a Quarter of a Century of Service to Our Customers OFFICERS F. Guy Hitt Board Chairman Arlie Murphy President Howard Payne Executive Vice President and Cashier Doyle E. Culbertson David Bauer Assistant Cashiers DIRECTORS Roy O. Gulley F. Guy Hitf Robert E. Hudelson Arlie Murphy Carmen Taylor Albert Webb Lloyd Willis 173 BOWMAN'S JEWELRY Marion O. Bowman VOGUE DOUGLAS CLEANERS J. V. WALKERS Neatest Men's Wear in Town KARNES' SHOES GLENN'S The Smartest in Junior, Miss and Womens Clothing AKIN JEWELRY VIRGIL CENTER The Fabric King HARRIS' Because You Love Nice Things IMMEDIATE CLEANERS Linda Eonnolt and Linda Collins take advantage of Dog Days to purchase outstanding bargains. SHERMAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE STAR BEST Benton's Leading Fashion Center 174 PEE WEE SHOP BENTON BOWL AMF Automatic Pinspotters BENTON SKATELAND STRAUSS THEATERS CAPITAL and MIDWAY Bob and Jo Strauss ALL-STAR SPORTING GOODS OUTFITTERS FOR ALL SPORTS BORTOLETTO STUDIO âthe best in Photograhic Supplies WILLIAMS HARDWARE 175 A Busy Store on a Busy Corner PAUL'S STUDIO 104 East Reed TRI-CITY REED'S REDI-MIX HEATING AIR COND. ROSE STANDARD E. C. FRAILEY SONS Gen. Contractors 176 Absher, K. 89 Adams, L. 67-1 14 Adams, P. 77 Adkins, J. 67-154-138-152-143-137 Adkins, S. 85 Adkins, V. 85 Alexander, D. 49 Alexander, G. 77 Alexander, K. 77 Allen, B. 77 Appleton, T. 154-49-106-140-137-139 Arnold, E. 49 Atkins, J. 120-67 Atteberry, L 49-131-129-126 Aumiller, D. 85 Baburnich, E. 85-166 Bacon. D. 77-152-134-148 Bailey, J. E. 120-85 Bailey, R. 154-49-152 Bain. L. 77 Bain. N. 77 Bain. S. 49 Baker, R. 49-1 I I Baker. F. 49 Baker. K. 85 Baldwin. J. 85 Bandy. P. 85 Barham, S. J. 85 Bamfield, V. P. 85 Barminski, L. 67-122 Barminski, T. 49-127-24 Barrell, M. 49 Barton. P. 120-77-116-167 Basham, R. J. 120-85 Battle. J. 67-152-136 Baumgarte, M. 49 Beasley, B. 85 Beasley, J. 77 Beasley, M. 77 Beaty. L. 120-85 Beaty. L. D. 121-77 Beavers. G. 85-135 Behm. G. 49-1 14-108-1 10-11 I Behm. N. 77-116-108-122-96 Bennett. B. 77-107-96 Bennett, E. 85 Bennett, L. 174 Bennett, R. 50 Bennett, S. 67-122 Benns. J. 132 Benns, D. 85-39-135 Benns. L. 85-135-26 Cluck. F. 77 Bettress, B. 85-135 Cluck. N. 85 Bettress. L. 77-134-148 Cluck, J. 67 Blondi, B. J. 121-77-107-150-96 Cockrum, J. L. 51-109-40 Blondi, B. W. 120-77-132-148 Cockrum, K. 85 Blondi, T. 12-50-121 Cocke, R. 85 Bohn, J. 154-50 Cockrum, B. 67-114-109 Bolen, B. 120-77-28-96 Cockrum, C. 77 Bollero, P. 77 Cockrum, C. R. 51 Bortoletto, J. 85 Cockrum, S. 51 Bowlin. C. 121 -50-22-128- i 26-152 Collins, L. 67-174-167 Brandibas, M. 85 Conner, R. 85-135 Bridges. J. 50-95 Conner, K. 85 Bridges, N. 50-123 Conner, P. 85 Briley, S. 67 Conner. R. 67 Britton, L. 67 Cook, B. J. 77 Brown. J. 67-128-127-38-152 Cooper, F. 85 Brown. V. I2I-50-I07-116-110-11 1- Cordts. D. 77 95-46-96 Corey. J. 77 Browning, B. 85-114 Corey, L. 51 Bruce, N. 77 Corn, R. 85-135-149 Bruno. M. 67 Coulter, D. 51 Buchanan, J. L. 77 Coulter. D. 67-73-74 Bullington, J. C. 85-154 Cox. D. 67 Buntin, M. 50 Craddock, B. 120-85 Burberry, C. 120-50 Craig, K. 77 Burlison, J. 85 Craig. R. 81 Burlison, J. 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R. 70-112-101-94-40 Milburn, R. 70-154-24 Miles, B. 87 Miles. A. 89 Miller, D. 87-135-149 Miller, J. 56-22-128-127 Miller. J.L. 87-149 Minier. J. 56-22-128-127 Miller. K. 87 Mitchell. T. 87-135 Modglin, C. 70-114-96 Modglin, H. 87 Montoya, N. 70 Moore, B. 70-114 179 Moore, R. 87-135 Moore, L. 79-122 Morris, G. 79-152-134 Morris, R. 70 Mosley, B. 87 Moss. G. 79 Moss, J. 57-104-112-151-46-44 Moss. M. 70 Moss. R. 120-79 Moss, S. 79 Myers. K. 57 Mumbower. J. 126-26 Munoz. K. 87-95 Neal. F. 57 Neal. G. 57 Neal. I. 12 1-87-' 150 Neal. R. 57 Neunlist, B. 79 Neuman. L. 87-135-149 Noel. M. 57 Norcross, L. 87 Norman. S. 79-152-134-148 Odom, D. 87 Odom, S. 87 O'Keefe, M. 70 O'Keefe. R. 87-135 Olson, P. 70-34-70 Osborne. S. 70 Overturf. J. 58 Owens. B. 58 Owens. D. 121-70-38 Owens, M. 70 Pace. R. 79 Page. J. 70-105-152-96 Page. L. 97-58-94 Parker, R. 87-135 Parkhill, W. 87 Parris. D. 58-34-24-25 Pauley, R. 79 Paxton. C. 58-1 14-79 Paxton, D. I 15 Payne, C. 58 Payne, G. 79-96 Payne. J. 70-94 Payne, K. 70-13 I-129-138-126-152-137 Pearson, R. 87 Pedigo. G. 87 Porkins, D. 87 Perry. N. 58 Peterman, J. 87 Peferman, L. 70 Phillips, C. 58 Phillips, S. 58-112-95-122-97 Piazza, J. 58 Piazza, L, 87 Picafine. D. 58-97 Piercy, R. 79 Pierson, R. 87-79 Pioveson, B. 135 Piper. T. 120-71-I05-I68-110-97 Ponder, M. 88 Poole. C. 120-79 Poole. L. 58-117-97 Poole. R. 88 Poore. B. 79 Potts. R. 88-135 Preslar, B. 71 Price. L. 58-1 17-110 Price. J. 88 Price. M. 88 Price. P. 71 Pritchett, T. 71 Puckett, C. 88 Pulliam, G. 88 Raby, L. 71 Ray, T. 79 Razer, C. 120-79 Rea, L. 59 Rector, S. 71 Reece, P. 88 Reed. G. 88 Reed, P. 71 Reiman, P. 88 Reynolds, G. 71 Rice, D. 121-88 Rice. G. 79 Rice. W. 79-152-134 Rich. L. 89 Richardson, U. K. 59 Roach, A. 80-152 Rogers. B. 80 Rone, D. 89 Rone, D. J. 80 Rone, L. 59 Rose, G. 115-59-138 Rose, R. 71-96 Rosenburger, L. 59 Rotalo, D. I 17-59-164 Sadler. 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T. 154-60-152-137-65-139 Sneed, D. 88 Sneed, J. 88 Snider, R. 71 Somers, T. 80 Spain, L. 80 Spain, R. 88 Stella. S. 120-88-135-12 Stewart, B. 60 Stewart, J. 88 Stewart, J. G. 71 Stewart, J. 60-64-96 Stewart. K. 88 Stewart, M. 80 Stone, G. I 15-80 Storey. R. 60-108-162-1 I I-94 Stowers, D. 80-1 34 Stowers. E. 7 I Stowers, T. 60 Stubblefield, R. 88 Stull'C. 120-88 Sullivan, D. 80 Sullivan, M. 80 Sullivan, V. 60 Summers, D. 60-22-128-127 Summers, D. 61 Summers, G. 80 Summers, H. 61 Summers, K. 71 Summers. L. 88 Summers. M. 120-88 Summers, M. 80 Summers, S. 80 Swigonski, J. 61-65 Swinney, S. 154-72 Swofford, C. 72 Swoffard. K. 61 Swyear. S. 72 Talley. R. 88 Taskoski, R. 80-148 Tasky, A. 80-152 Tate, A. 80 Tate, P. 72 Taylor. B. 88-166-149 Taylor. F. 61 Taylor, G. 61-1 16-97 Taylor, L 80 Tennant. R. 154-72-152 Tennison, R. 72 Tennyson, R. 88 Thomann, D. 88-122 Thomas, D. 61 Theomas, K. 61 Thompson, G. 80 Thompson, K. 61 Tindell, P. 88-149 Toms, J. 72 Toms. P. 88-135 Treadwell. 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