Cerro Gordo High School - Gordian Yearbook (Cerro Gordo, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1958 volume:

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V ' V - V ,Vu V- V ' V ' , ..:., '-...J , . , , .Vx -Q, M L, f .. mf... .-qg, wi ...-1 gr. e Q..-413 : - -Qi V- 4' - L... wax. . -. , .,,k.,'.e. -1-.Q ..iL,..z5Y.. ..4Q,,,.. ' ,,,. ,.,1. -VV. VV V lr ,,F'4Htg. .5 PT L 1 ,inf-, V 934, 'fi11V-.ffm .-VVN - - -1 A - .fx V., V. N aii....i. A... Leroy Dugan, Buzz Nelson, Elgene Eaton, Bill Frazee SENIOR CLASS HISTORY September, I955, found sixty-four uncertain freshmen entering CGHS to begin a four year journey. Eleanor Berbaum was our candidate for Homecoming Queen. A member of our class, Janet Merritt, was also a Bronco cheerleader. At the first of the year the sophomore class welcomed us with a wiener roast. To start our second year at CGHS we elected Joyce Cockrum to represent our class in the Homecoming Court. Cheerleaders included Janet Merritt and Carolyn Clark. We welcomed the new class of freshmen with a wiener roast and dance. In the Homecoming parade our float It's An Age Old Stor CG Wins Again placed first. Upperclassmen at llastl We elected Joyce Cockrum to be our Homecoming Queen Candidate. Janet Merritt, Carolyn Clark, and Joyce Guy served as cheerleaders. November I7 we presented our first class play Mister Co-ed . To celebrate the Day for Lovers we held a valentine - dance. A Queen of Hearts was selected from ten candidates representing school organizations. Among the candidates were Joyce Guy and Mary Waltz. Theme for our prom held May II was A Garden of Roses . For the first time juniors and seniors were able to bring their dates to the banquet. The John Shepard Combo provided the music for the dance. For the last lap of our four year journey we elected Leroy Dugan, president, Bill Frazee, vice-president, Elgene Eaton, secretary, and Buzz Nelson, treasurer. Homecoming Queen candidates were Carolyn Clark, Joyce Cockrum, and Janet Merritt. Carolyn was named Queen at the pep meeting. The rest of the classes provided attendants for the Homecoming Court. Maxine and Her All-Male Orchestra played for the dance. In December we held a Snow-Ball featuring the John Shepard Combo. Cheerleaders from our class were Janet Merritt, Carolyn Clark, and Joyce Guy. At the Newman Christmas Dance and the Arcola Sweetheart Dance Joyce Guy and Janet Merritt represented our school. During April we presented a three act comedy entitled Six Stiches For Ego . Sherwood Resort in the Ozarks was the site of our senior trip held May I6, I7, and I8. Baccalaureate services were held May 25. Eight o'clock May 28 the Class of '58, consisting of forty-eight members, ended their four year journey at CGHS with the graduation ceremony. 5 RUBY MAE CARTER Her heart is not in her work- tis somewhere else. Chorus 4, CAROLYN JUNE CLARK So wise, so young, she can- not live lon sin el S' 8 Super Scooper 1,25 Librarian 1,25 G.A.A. 1,'2,3,4g F.H.A. 1,25 Office Aides 3, 4, President 45 Cheerleader 2, 3,45 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Class Honor Society 2, 3. JOYCE ANN COCKRUM It 's nice to be natural when you are naturally nice. Super Scooper 2,3,45 Band 2,3, 45 F.H.A. 2, 3,45 Office Aides 3,45 Senior Play5 Class Honor Society 2, 3. DUANE EDWARD CRIPE The world is a wheel and it will all come round right. Gordian5 F.F.A. 1,25 Football 1,2,3,45 Lettermen 's -Club 4. 4- ,.1 .,,' S. 'inn- in 'B Ss IN,-3? LARRY LEE ALBRO The lad was straight and sturdy grown. Gordian5 F.F.A. 1,2,3, 45 Track 1,2,3,45 Junior Play5 Lettermen's Club 4. DAVID LORIN BABCOCK I'd rather hug a pigskin than anything else. Oh, yeah?? Class Vice-President 1,2,35 Gordiang Student Council 1,25 Band 1, 2,3,45 Captain 45 F.F.A. 1,2,3, 4, Vice-President 2, President 3, 45 Basketball 1,25 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2, 3,45 Lettermen 's Club 1, 2,3,4. ELEANOR ANN BERBAUM A good heart is worth all the gol in the world. Gordian5 Super Scooper 2, 35 Band 1, 2,3, 45 Office Aides 45 Chorus 35 Junior Playg Senior Play5 Class Honor Society 1,2, 35 National Honor Society. WALTER NEIL BLICKENSDERFE There is a spark of mischief in his eyes. Class President 1,25 Student Council 1,25 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 1, 25 Senior Play5 Lettermen's Club 3, 4. MARY ANNE DAILY Happiness is hers. Class Secretary 1, Super Scooper 2,3, Band 1, 2,3, G.A,A. 1,2,3, Chorus 2,3, Junior Play, Class Honor Society 1, 2, 3. JAMES ALBERT DOBSON Man was born for two things, sleeping and eating. F.F.A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2,3, Basketball 1, 2,3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4. Y BERNARD TIMOTHY DONOVAN, IR. As hard to catch as a waiter 's eye. Class Secretary 3, Gordian, Student Council 4, Super Scooper 3, Band 1,2,3,4, Lt. 3,4, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice- President 1, President 2, Baseball 1,2, 4, Football 1,2, 3,4, Senior Play, Lettermen's Club 4. ROSALEE DIANA DUCKWORTH A giggle a day goes a long way. Gordian, Band 3,4,F.H.A. 3.4: Office Aides 4, Chorus 3, 4. ROBERT LEROY DUGAN He has an eye and aliking for any thing enjoyable. Class President 4, Class Treas- urer 2, Student Council 4, Librarian 3, F.F,A. 1,2, Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3, 4, Senior Play, Lettermen 's Club 1,2,3,4. CINEY GENE EADS Not to be hurried or worried.. Super Scooper 1, F,F.A. 4, Football 2,3,4, Track 1, 2,3. SANDM ELGENE EATON My thoughts are my companions. ' Class Secretar 4, Gordian, Super Scooper 2, 3, F. H. A. 1, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Office Aides 3,4, Vice-President 4, Class Honor Society 1, 2, 3, National Honor Society. DAVID RAY EKISS With a whir and a roar and you see him no more. F.F,A, 1, 2,3, 4. 4.-3? 3' RICHARD DALE FANSLER She came--he saw--she conquered. Gordian, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, 4, Basketball 3,4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Lettermen's Club 3, 4. LINDA LAVONNA FOX Happy art thou, for thou art a senior. Office Aides 4, Chorus 4. WILLIAM DEE FRAZEE Though the teachers won 't I 'wr' believe it, he has a serious side. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Vice-President 3, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1,2, Junior Play, Super Scooper 1, 2. LINDA LEE GEDDES She says things with her eyes that others waste time putting into words. KATHRYN ELAINE GOODRICH Thx words are few. Ban 2,3, Chorus 3,4. BETTY LOU GROSS As merry as the day is long. Class Treasurer 1, Student oun- cil 4, Super Scooper 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 1,2,3, 4, F.H.A, 1,2,3,4, vice- President 4, Junior Play, Class Honor Society 1,3, 4. JOYCE ANITA GUY A girl who falls in love finds plenty of occu- pation. Student Council 4, Super Scooper 3,4, Librarian 1,2, Treasurer 2, Secretary 1, G.A. A. 4, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Office Aides 3, 4, President 3, Cheerleader 3, 4, Junior Play, Class Honor Society 1,2, 3,4. LARRY DELMOND HAMM I can resist everything but temptation. Class Secretary 2, Chorus 1, 2, Junior Play, Senior Play. Gordian, Super Scooper 2, 3, Band 1,2,3, 4, F. H.A. 1, 2, Office Aides 3, Junior Plag, Senior Play, Class Honor oci- ety' 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society. s I Class Vice-President 4, Gordian, GALEN HECKMAN JR , . He may nor be so much at a dance, but he sure can intermish. Gordian, Super Scooper 3, F.F.A. 1,2, Bas- ketball l,2,3,4, Senior Play, Lettermen's Club 4. ELLIS DANIEL HISSONG A person who likes to enjoy life. Gordian, Band 1,2,3,4, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. JAMES MAX HUFF He has a heart as sound as a bell. Gordian, F.F.A. 3,4, Treas- urer, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3,4, Senior Play. MARY CLARE JOHNSON I never dare to be as funny as I am. Gordian, Student Council 4, Super Scooper 3, Band 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 1.2.3.4-:F.H.A.1.2. 3,4, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Class Honor Society 3. 0 is 1.57 17?- is 1 s X . 'K-5 Qfgf X 1? LARRY DUANE KESTER Taking girls as they come, I like them better as they go. Football 3,4, Track 3, 4, Senior Play, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, MATTIE JEANETTE MANSFIELD Patience is the best remedy. Gordian, Band 1,2,3,4, F. H.A. 1,2,3,4, Office Aides 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2,3,4, Junior Play, Class Honor Society 1. LESTER EARL MATTESON He who has no wish to be happier, is the happiest of men. F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Baseball 2,4, Basketball 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4. JANET KATHLEEN MERRITT Mighty sweet and mighty wise. The fun just twin les in her eyes. Class President 3, Gordian, Student Council 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4, Super Scooper,,Librarian 1, G. A, A, 1, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 1,2,3, Office Aides 4, Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Class Honor Society 1,2,3, National Honor Society. 'MQ' IT DONALD LEE QUICK Worry kills a person. He is in the best of health. F.F.A, 1,2,3,4g Junior Play. JANET ELIZABETH REESE I have no other but a woman's reason. Student Council 4g Super Scooper 1, 2,3,4g Librarian 1, 2g G,A.A. 1,2,3,4, F.H,A. 1,2,3,4, President 2, Office Aides 3,4g Chorus 1,2,3g Chorus 1,2,3g Junior Play Senior Playg Class Honor Society 1, 2,35 National Honor Society. DONALD EDWARD ROCK A good friend to everyone. F.F.A. 1,2,3g Baseball 1,2g Basketball 2, Football 1,2,3, 4, Track 2, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4. PATRICIA ANNETTE SHAFER Modest and unassuming. Office Aides 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Chorus 1,2,3, 4, Class Honor Society 1.2. f '? W DONALD EUGENE MORR Don was a chemist, Don is no more, for what he thought was H20 was H2SO4. Gordiang Band 1, 2, 3, 4. BEULAH MAY MORRISON I love tranquil solitude. F. H.A. 3, 4, Office Aides 4, Chorus 4. FOSTER KENNETH NELSON He has a shy smile but he knows his way around. Class Treasurer 3, 4g Gordiang Student Council 3g Baseball 1, 2,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Senior Play, Lettermen 's Club 2,3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. PHILIP HAYES NELSON He will never die of overwork. He doesn't believe in it. Super Scooper 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Football 3, 4g Junior Play: Senior Play: Lettermen 's Clu 3,4g Class Honor Society 1,2,3g National Honor Society 3, 4. . ilk.: J I SALLY AILEEN SHOBE Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Super Scooper 2,3,4g G.A.A. 1.2.3.4: Vice' President 4: F.H.A, 1,2,3,4g Office Aides 3,43 Chorus 1,2,3, Secretary 3g Junior Playg Senior Playg Class Honor Society 1.3. LEONARD DALE SMITH Fate tried to hide him under the name of Smith. Super Scooper 45 Baseball 1.2: Football 1,2. ROBERT WAYNE TAYLOR At last my study is over. now I can enjoy life. F.F.A, 1,2,3,4g Chorus lg Basketball 1,2,3,4g Football 3 Track 1,2,3,4g Letterrnen's Club 2, 3, 4. PHILLIP LEON TRUMMEL So steadfast and earnest in looks but how deceiving. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1, 2: Basketball 1. 1 5.54--ff '1-es. MELVIN LEON WILBER After the second day at the hospital, I took a turn for the nurse. Gordian. , ?3,t. www ... ,Q . :sf ?,52-'N 'II RONALD EUGENE WAGNER 'Men of few words are the best of men. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. MARY KATHRYN WALTZ A person who likes to enjoy life. Super Scooper 4: Librarian 2: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Treasurer 3, President 4g F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4g Junior Playg Senior Play. Treasurer, H. Funky Secretary, M. Con1eygVice-President, M. Eadsg President, I. Crowe. UN IDRS Being led by four pretty lasses, the Juniors ventured into the upper classmen world. The most thrilling moment of the year came with the arrival of their class rings. Second only to this was the Junior 8. Senior Banquet and Prom. With Mayday Memories as their theme, the Juniors gave the Seniors a farewell dance to remember. Other accomplishments through the year included the Junior Play, Love is Too Much Trouble and the annual Valentine dance. Gene Cripe and Irene Crowe represented their class as Jr. Varsity cheerleaders while Maralyn and Carolyn Eads served on the Varsity squad. Two attractive ladies, Judy Martin, homecoming attendant and Carolyn Eads, Valentine Sweetheart, quite aptly represented the Juniors in the department of beauty. 12 542, I I I ' 1 . ' -J ' 'I Rf,-1 ' W i f R J R -I 1 :.' -F f I C , me , ,I sq ,,- if I I , -A . '17 '52 ,,.. .15 sr, Q 1 if ,f ir I C 04' . p 4- I ..,. Q- Q rg is lmiu I . PM ff ' 'R .Q ' I ,IQ J rf 2- f gl l . X l srl,-. , 4 W 5 .S I . .K 5' .Q V ni K . J .HM v ,,..,1.f , 'fg:fgi':.: gg, . 1 I I . .. .lie r 'f2'Y-' : r'- ,Qtl H I .: Kg 9 ,S 3 .J 'QA l dv .r ' ' ' 4 . :m I -f E :L . , ' ff ...J ff f ' ' , I is , L A A, E I I I - 1 ' , arxiwlls f F I gn' if: we F 'I ' , Q 3 ' 6 .. g - fx , K 5 - - 4 I li 5141 r .1521 I f . I Q -sf eg. .L aa, Q Nuff W to F E .l I Def , . i ' gt ,t .. B ! ' i - 'flflf 1 . ROW ONE: Jerry Aldridge, David Arnold, Tom Baker, Duane Benedict, Betty Jane Beery, Lorraine Beery, Pat Blick, Barbara Bohannon. ROW TWO: Ellen Bone, John Bowery, Carol Brown, Dwayne Brown, Mary Carol Cockrell, Marjorie Conley, Darlene Cripe, Gene Crlpe. ROW THREE: Irene Crowe, Eddie Cross, James Daniels, Carolyn Eads, Maralyn Eads, Jerry Ellegood, Jim Frydenger, Helen Funk ROW FOUR: Carol Gill, Charles Gaitros, Virgil Griffith, Judy Gross, Bill Hale, Theresa Halicki, Linda Hall, Willie Hall. ROW FIVE: Betty Lorash, Ruth Helm, Carol Ann Hite, Barbara Jackson, Ivan Karnes, Judy Martin, Deanne Miller, Gary Morr. ROW SIX: Jim Mudd James Nance, Bob Nelson, Carolyn Oliver, Jane Phillips, Margaret Pee, Nikki Shafer, Kent Smith. ROW SEVEN: Mary Ann Sulwer, Gary Traxler, Jan Wagoner, John Wagoner, Jerry Weedman, Russell York. ABSENT: Jerry Briscoe. 13 A. Atteberry. I. Cripe, D. Blick, P. Ridgley SOPHO URES The sophomores began their second year in high school by welcoming the freshmen into CGHS with a weiner roast and a dance. Homecoming was a big event for the class when the float The Best Mon Always Wlns,' won first prize in the parade. In the spring, the sophomores gave a dance. Linda Clark and Arlene Atteberry served as Junior Varsity cheerleaders. I4 J . a , 'fi le. ' ' Q f fs Q- E -2 all W S r-f' 'NI ' 'ag . ' A ., .. ..,., 1531 2-agp F4 f , Wm' ' J il! E . .a '+ T 444 Q' I . V x A ' D 4 I Af H J J 3. ' 1 UCI., . ish: 'W s J ' ' s - ' fi bg' ff ' ss 1211 3 - 34 ' - 'Q , L 3 F41 - J S 'M sv M .4 - sa' ,z sci J N ss F sg? - Y iw gl L - - , ' M I S maxi' a Q QS 5 K Q Q A SY W W I 6 If x . s ff' . ss, , fs' s iss F 4 iq fjl,l lf , f f F . lv . srfss - -' ,. - J f fb' f sy A 14.0 C Sa p F- , ,V Iv S .N na, I A N Q. H t 'iqka p' N ,M if -- 146' 9.4 ,L l - 4 15, Y f3 f.w 'T li f'-T' y - , , -...D ,W v , A A 1 fdtwsf ' VU,-ggyff, ' ., r , l I , g n A :B 4, ',f:g,'j,f:l . gs... J- 7. ,M ., I I H f gggtif-'N igg,5:f?5ff:l-' Jsaa is S i ' Q P J 1 If A --f-:az-'.:'-21-rf' L -,.. 11:5 If -A , 9 3 ra.. l, if in .' . , 1 5525511 .f!i'::2!Bw r- S -3 QF 5 A lv, 'V f- 5, 3 ' 'MY fi, 5 'daft' X p J, 9 N. fl 1 gi gs' V ' 1 Q r ' 0 offs ' ...sl 5 ' s '2'!21:u.nvr'f 1 gms 1.1 A7 ,gg JT,-fi ,-'V' a-V. r :f f ,., ff' J e - 1 ., s ,asf K Q: We K ' . ,.I':: f - I X J, I ' lm .'.4f is fi I 1 A 4-- X Mlm ROW ONE: Charles Ankrom, Arlene Atteberry, Judy Benson, Delmar Blick, Harlene Bower, Phyllis Burkhead, Ronald Burkhead, Ronald Cain. ROW TWO: Dennis Chenoweth, Linda Clark, Ronald Conley, Shella Conway, LeRoy Creek, June Cripe, Larry Davis Wilma Felter. ROW THREE: Jean Ford, Betty Frydenger, Duane Garver, Ellen Gisinger, Ardis Grubb, John Hale, William Hinton, Linda Huff. ROW FOUR: Sarah Johnson, Royal Kester, Kenneth McDermith, Junior Mansfield, John Marquiss, Gloria Mellinger, Dana Moore, Larry Mudd. ROW FIVE: Karen Mullen, Samuel Musgrave, Druscilla Nance, Sally Niles, Donna Phillips, Melvin Poling, Robert Reeves, Pamela Ridgley, ROW SIX: Sandra Ritchie, David Rock, James Salmons, Sharon Scott, Jerry Shinneman, Nancy Shipman, Thomas Slattery, Joseph Sulwer, ROW SEVEN: Jerry Tate, Karen Traxler, Elizabeth Van Matte, Deborah Wagoner, Juanita Wolfe. I5 'Cf' M. Cunningham, Treasurerg D. Burcham, Presidentg B. Bell, Presidentg R. Brandenburg, Vice-President, FRESH The Freshmen were welcomed with a weiner roast and a dance given by the sophomores Norma Benson served as alternate Junior Varsity cheerleader and the class chose Lorretta Daily to be their homecoming queen attendent. Gayle Jenkins was named by the band as maiorette. I6 ,gli 3,-as '- K 08. .ff s l? wt? .' QL'-,.,i': gg ,X I ,af Q A . J x X 4 :yy X ' , -Q S f -sq 1 . ,,. 4 . X V' rv T 1 4 SV' , ' . Q , Y '3- .I , 'lk -H E ,fi P' . , , g 1 ,71 E: if Essnnsafzf I f -' 1' . .n ' 'F V M 'F' x ,Q W. A -...,. K K '1 ., gg 'uk v I' 1 Q F Q I is J 'VL 9' li I 2 f Q 0 -, 1' . 'A 9 ' '. . sf' , 'Xi' ' 1 ev ,rv .sf-.F S W ffm: A 5,f5',2f' ,gfsgffl , . if , f s '22 :Mill lfhzlfflsi A il -if 1 J ch I U N- -' M: J J ' S15 J sw ' 1. - 9 - i - 'F Q Qs if 1' 5 lf' s- ' V! A , 4, Ii. J J S 1' .- l ROW ONE: Stephen Albre, Terry Atchison, Nancy Backstein, Bill Bell, Mary Baker, Norma Benson, Luana Beehm, Rodney Boline, Linda Born, Roger Brandenburg. ROW TWO: Bill Brown, Danny Burcham, Richard Cain, Larry Cripe, Mike Cunning- ham, Loretta Daily, Tom Dobson, Terry Evans, Donna Frydenger, Don Gairros. ROW THREE: Jon Griswold, Mike Gross, Janet Halicki, Mike Hart, Beverly Heckman, Marilyn Helm, Warren Helm, Karen Hirsch, Karen Hiser, Mike Hiser. ROW FOUR: Fred Humphrey, Mary Jackson, Larry Jeffers, Gayle Jenkins, Judy Jones, Glenna King, Linda Krall, Shirley Krall, Linda McClellan, Tony McCord. ROW FIVE: Donna McCrady, Shirley McDermith, Bonnie Mellinger, Eldon Montogomery, Eleanor Montogomery, Kay Morr, Ross Morrison, Martha Nelson, Glenn Nordholm, Mary Plain. ROW SIX: Sharon Quick, Tamara Rathje, Alice Shafer, Richard Shobe, Phyllis Smith, Carol Sparks, Ann St. Clair, Betty Sulwer, Helen Sulwer, ' ' BSENT: Marilyn Taylor, ROW SEVEN: Linda Turney, Joyce Whitted, Sldfley Wllbef. Ch31'16S WOOUBI1. James VanMeter. A Clyde Han. I7 FIRST ROW: L. Dugan, I. Reese. I. Guy, Secretary, M. Conleyg President. J. Merritt, Treasurer, D. Babcockg Vice President, C. bds: B. Gross, B. Nelson. SECOND ROW: B. Hinton, B. Bell, G. Mm-r, M. Eads. T, Donovan, C. Johnson, I. Crowe, D. Blick, D. Kussart, M. Eaton. STUDE T COUNCIL With the selection of Proverbs for a homecoming parade theme Student Council began a busy year. The Council passed a petition signed by a mariority of students stating that the homecoming ueen be elected from the senior class in the coming years and that the other classes woucld elect a re resentative from their class. The Council honored the Queen by decorating a float on which she rode in the parade. Betty Gross, Joyce Guy and Mariorie Conley attended the Champaign Student Council Convention at Hoopston High School. The annual State Convention held in Chicago was attended by Irene Crowe and Maralyn Eads. Student assemblies were presented by FHA, Lettermens Club and Student Council. I8 -1, 1 -Y ,A CO-EDITUW. - .- ffl -s Q ' -:.,,gsf 'Q 1 1 --Af-i 1 f4M??' 1 . if I ROW ONE: B. Frazee, L. Geddes, E. Hlssorg. ROW TWO: E. Berbaum, M. Wilbur, E. Eaton. FROM BOTTOM UP: L. Kester T. Donovan L. Albro D. Babcock G. Hackman D. Fansler FROM BOTTOM UP: J. Huff D. Mon R. Duckworth J. Mansfield C. Johnson Pl-IOTOGRAPHER D. 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' X t. , ., , ' ' ' 9, X , . , , N , it x . 9- 'Q' OO P 1 ' -1 5X BRASS SEXTET ,,f ' f' ' 1st Dist. 8' 2nd State .' gf ,J .. - . 1 - - . we ' gg ,ws . t YA k ' filiszmigns ff ,vt 9 ' . ch ,gk , V 2 ' ' 2 f is fl., 'rs ' i - if x Q 1 rr .3 t. , A .... , QA t vt 41 f n , 15 V ff 'V M, wig .liar . ,- , . t ,,, J t ,Q gt A 1 , gf M ' 4' 4. , M X 1 ki 5 V?'f'QiZgQ,?f' , t 5 t at 4 ,F 1 -0 A . I ' 4 Q X QL ' 0 3. 14 , ' 1 . ' . ' n ,w 'o . - ,Y I H - . . W , J ' 5 ' F t WOODWIND TRIO CLARINET QUINTET jj lst Dust SL 2nd State 1- lst Dist. gl State wt OUTER CIRCLE: D. Conway L Boehm, M, R Helm C Johnson, C.A Hire D Wagoner, A: Shafer, Traxler K, Mullen, W, Fe r INNER CIRCLE: B. Jack- ckstein, L. Beery, C. L Mc Ilan, C. Brown. -4 OUTER CIRCLE: D. Phillips, LA Cripe, G. Jenkins, T. Hallcki, S. Ritchie, L. Clark, B. Heck- man, K. Goodrich, K. Mon, T. Rathji, M. Helm, N. Benson, P. Ridgely. INNER CIRCLE: D. McCrady, E. Gisinger, L. Fox, B.J. Beery, L. Tumey. v-'--l-if OUTER CIRCLE: C. Sparks, R. Duckworth, N. Shafer, L. Born, M, Poe, S. Johnson, P. Shafer, I. Mansfield, B, Frydenger, N, Shipman, B. Morrison, P. Smith. INNER CIRCLE: C. Oliver, M. Baker, S, Krall, G. Melllrrger, D. Cripe. OUTER CIRCLE: J. Gri R. Cain, B. Brown, S, G, Nordhold. INNER CIRCLE: Mike Hiser. swold, I. Van Marre, Wilber, R, Morrison, OFFICERS SEATED ARE: Student Council, T. Donovan: President, D. Babcockg Vice-President, D, Fanslerg Secretary, D. Rock, STANDING: Treasurer, J. Huff, Reporter, R. York, Sentinel, T. Baker. Af the annual F.F.A. supper on March 14, 1958, the All Around Award was given to Tim Donovan and the DeKalb Award to Dave Babcock. FIRST ROW: R. Wagner, D. Babcock, C. Gaitros, FIRST ROW: D. Fansler, T. Donovan, N. Blick, E. Montgomery, M. Hart. SECOND ROW: T. D. Ekiss, P. Trummel, R. Brandenburg. SECOND Dobson, 1. Sulwer, W. Hall, I. Van Matre, W. ROW: S. Musgraves. I. Wagoner, D. Quick, L. Helm, THIRD ROW: B. Reeves, B. Hinton, D, Cripe, T. McCord, R. Cain, J, Huff, E. Matteson. Rock, D. Benedict, E. Cross, R, York, M. THIRD ROW: L. Creek, C, Ankrom, T. Atchison, Cunningham. R. Burkhead, J, Mansfield, D. Amold, D, Brown, FIRST ROW: I. Dobson, C. Eads, T. Baker, J. Aldridge, L. Albro, D. Blick. SECOND ROW: E. Humphrey, E. Brown, I. Karnes, E. Hissong, L. Mudd, I. Daniels. S. Albro, THIRD ROW: J. Bowrey, J. Frydenger, J. Marquis, K. Smith, G, Traxler, I, Weedman, R. Shobe. I. Shinneman, T. Evans. OFFICIAL BOARD, ROW ONE: C. Johnson, Degree Chairman: C. Oliver, Sec- retary: E. Gisinger. Presi- dent: B. Gross, Vice- Presldentg M.A. Sulwer, Treasurer. ROW TWO: I. Crowe, J. Guyg S. Johnsong R. Helmg M. Eads. SECOND DEGREE, ROW ONE: S. Ritchieg J. Matting THIRD DEGREE, ROW ONE: T. Halickig R. Duck- J, Cockrumg M. Conleyg C.A. Hiteg C. Eads. ROW worth: L. Beeryg J. Mansfieldgl. Reese, ROW TWO: TWO: J. Grossg BJ. Beery: E. Van Mane: N. D. Millerg E. Bone: D. Cripeg M. Waltz, C. Shipman: J. Cripeg B. Jackson, ROW THREE: D. Browng H. Funk. Phillips: K. Traxlerg B. Frydengerg G, Mellingerg S. Shobeg E, Eaton, L. Clark. if It-J Ea. INITIATES: FIRST DEGREE, ROW ONE: C. Sparksg M. Baker: J. Jonesg L. Krallg B, Mellingerg L. Dailyg L. Turneyg M. Helmg S. McDermithg P, Smithg M. Jack- song G. Jenkinsg D. McGradyg L. Boehm. ROW THREE: J. Whittedg L. Born, G. Kingg D. Nanceg L. McClellan: D. Frydengerg D, Wagonerg K, Morr, 25 OUR CHAPTER MOTHER Mrs. Evelyn Johnson ROW ONE: B. Morrison, S. Shobe, E. Eaton, C. Clark, J. Guy, P. Shafer, J. Merritt, E. Berbaum. ROW TWO: I. Mansfield, I. Cockrum, L. Fox, L. Beery, R. Duckworth, 1. Reese. Putting their class-room knowledge into practice the office aides assist Mrs. Lammle in school business activities. To reward them for their work the girls took a trip to St. Louis and visited various business companies. OFFICE AIDES - LIBRARIANS S. Wilber, M, Nelson, B. Hinton, B. Millinger, B. Nelson, I. Crowe, D. Arnold, L Boehm, W. Felter, D. Cripe. Ten student librarians serve the school by checking books in and out of the library. They also see that the magazines and books are kept in order. 26 EDITORIAL BOARD, SEATED: J. Guy, S. Shobe, B. Gross, P. Nelson, J. Reese. STANDING: S. Johnson, M. Conley, H. Funk, S. Krall, B. Heck- rnan, M. Eads, B. Nelson. PRODUCTION STAFF, SEATED: M. Waltz, I. Wagoner, A. Grubb, J. Cockrum, A. Atteberry. STANDING: L. Smith, D. Brown, G. Taxler, B. Hinton. REPORTERS, ROW ONE: E. Bone, K. Traxler, M. Nelson, C. Hire, C. Gill, C. Eads. ROW TWO: L. Boehm, P. Ridgley, B. Jackson, I. Crowe, B. Beery, N. Fansler, M. Redman, A. Atteberry. ROW THREE: P. Hazenfield, C. Fulk, B. Schniepp, W. Helm, M. Gross, R. Conley, I. Gross, D. Burcham. 27 Headed b Betty Gross and Sally Shobe the Super Scooper did a superb job publishing a bi-weekly paper this year. Working together the editorial and production staff were able to publish an additional two pages making the Super Scooper a six page paper. Betty Gross ancl Sally Shobe attended ISHPA held on the University of Illinois campus in Champaign, Illinois. GAA ROW ONE: M. Waltz, Presidentg B. Jackson, Secretary, C. Eads. Chaplin, S. Shobe, Vice-President, A. Grubb, Treasurer. ROW TWO, GOVERNING BOARD: L. Geddes, .l. Reese, D, Wagoner, D. 119-n ln the Fall the GAA gave a banquet to the Football players. The GAA was enter- tained by the FFA with a potluck dinner. Mary Waltz was the candidate for the Valentine Dance and Carolyn Eads was elected to represent CGHS at the Okaw Phillips, H. Funk. B. Heckman. - Valley Sweetheart Dance . ROW ONE s. I E. B Unk I Guy, L. Gedde gj,BBrown. C. Gtil1f' Ei3n1ey. C. Hite R Hel C 1 I' . ee ' ' - 3. 1 . rn' H. . Gross. S' Showjlrlil. l- Manu' Eads. flyMgrr:3cki-on' 5. Bohanonlv Mmef. I. 6525. SENYORS: IOYXDSOD. M' Slllwef, D. Cl-use - Hallckf. ROW 'I-I:IREElV8!', L. Beery, C. I X. Rgesef I. CfOwe' M- E. Van' ROW ONE. L D Frydengef' Wagoner. S - . Boehm, M. d S. Conway. B H. Bowen D. Trader' Rgarks, S. Smith, L. DailTaylor. M. Helm 5 M E p, surkhea ' B D. Nance' Smpman. K- meme. S Two, G. Jenkins L Y' A- Sz. clan Ii A. Cnefmirh. c. now SNL Huff. xk2e3f0,,'mdg1eyhNA Anebeuv- S' SN. sacksrefn 'B 'HZgfff:y. G. King 'L Jackson, U . . . ' 0 , -8 ' . . v . i v . I . Marlene:-0'C. C,,.n.xSbifQ:s E, Gismgef- B. Sulwer, Zvfiligefolv fume. Jimwriirfglfccfffllan, 1. Ha1i5ign'AH' G. Meumg ' Ptxlmlls' ' . . ones, S. Krall D' ' Benson- T. Ralh' l b D. 1 . Fryden Je, A. Grub ' ger, D- 28 MCC1-ady Winl Y isbn I Guy Fight! 5365 M- C. Eads JUNIOR VARSITY 3 l M6655 CHEERLEADERS C. I. Crowe, G. Cripe, L. Clark, A. Atteberry. 29 'Sl X! FRONT ROW: P. Nelson, G. Heckmen, D. Fansler. T. Donovan. D. Babcock. N. Blick. J. Dobson. L. Dugan, C. Eads L. Albro. SECOND ROW: D. Cripe. B. Nelson. E. Matterson. L. Kester. D. Rock. B- Taylor. J. Wagoner, C. Gaitros, J. Huff THIRD ROW: D. Rock, D. Moore, I. Coon. T. Baker, D. Shobe. D. Benedict, B, Nelson, K. Smith, T. Dobson. G, Morr, J. Aldrlge. LETTERMEN DAVE BABCOCK: Qualified for state in shot put. Won Most Valuable Player TOM BAKHh Qualified for state in Award-Galtros-Brandenburg Memorial trophy. Cross Country. .L .Ll l or ull , 'I Q v 4 A 8 ,M TAKE ME OUT TO THE E BALL GAME! X ' N515 ' LQ at ' nfdufxu 'N H. Nh, ,limi . f . L, .,?bp1rrN Lkit ,T F. Q . .T life -if 'QW FOOTBALL Although the Broncos had a 2-6 record, the season was Far from unsuccessful. In downing Bement 20-13, the Broncos won back the traveling tro hy. A win over Atwood provideclla major Okaw upset. Captain for the ear and a member of the seconcllall-Okaw team was fullback Dave Babcock. 845345 A Q. ':.,..n..3.-uh' 'rs-f..f 'f:z, Q D Q A j, V. Griffith R.E. ' ' 1 'mf-L l?.f'i'41 l?Y54 1--7 -T-Y' f f5ifli..'?f5T i .sf D. Benedict R. G D Crupe L G E. Matteson T. saw' gjslrsi.. 'ss-has if 1 1 +6 ,. N . .. - . ,A or 1. ..5:.kJ. W1 -.yew-vL.2f-f gen,-lm :img .-,,,1,.,.., 'gc' -ft .-wr a 33 H .si C. Eads C. J. Wagoner L.E J. Nance T. ROBERT NELSON Forward JOHN WAGONER Forward JERRY ALDRIDGE Guard PHILIP NELSON Forward NEIL BLICK I ROBERT TAYLOR Cenfer 34 Center JIM DOBSON Forward BASKETBALL After winning eight straight games at the be- ginning at the season, the Broncs played at less than a .500 clip during the '58 part of the season. A final I6-l l record marked a season which was respectable. The i957-58 season also brought the first trophy to CGHS after a long dry spell which the Broncs won the district meet. GALEN HECKMAN Forward DICK FANSLER Forward BUZZ NELSON Guard 35 LEROY DUGAN Guard BASKETBALL ROW ONE: G. Morr, R. Shobe, R. Brandenburg, K. McDermith, M. Hart. ROW TWO: T, Dobson, T. Atchison, K. Smith, D. Rock, L. Cripe, D. Arnold. ROW THREE: M. Gross, L. Davis, S. Wilbur, T Slattery, D. Chenoweth, R. Kester, R. Conley. FOOTBALL E T IL ,L ROW ONE: M. Cunningham, D. Gaitros, R, Shobe, W. Helm, M. Hart, D. Blick, R, Brandenburg, W, Hinton. ROW TWO: R. Conley, M. Gross, R. Boline, L. Jeffers, F. Humphrey. J. Sulwer, C. Woollen L. Davis. ROW THREE: K, Smith, J. Shinneman, D. Rock, R. Reeves, J. Griswold, D, Moore, I. Marquiss, S. Wilbur, Coach Dick Kilpatrick. 36 ROW ONE: Delmar Blick, Bob Taylor, Buzz Nelson, Dave Babcock, Leroy Dugan, Kenny McDermith. ROW TWO: Jim Huff, Bill Hinton, Jerry Weedman, Tony McCord, Ronnie Conley, Tom Slattery, Don Rock, Larry Cripe. ROW ONE: Larry Albro, Joe Coon, Philip Nelson, Tom Baker, Dana Moore, Bill Hale, Richard Shobe. ROW TWO: Gary Morr, Jerry Aldridge, Terry Evans, James Van Matre, Steve Albro, Dan Burcham. Larry Davis. 37 The cormation party RIGHT TO LEFT ARE: Deve Babcock, Captain Janet Merritt, Larry Keener, Semen Judy Thompson, 56 Queen Buzz Nelson and escort Pam Ridgley, Bob heya' Sophomores Karen Morton, Donald Kwan, Bd' Terry Reeves, Crown Bearer C50vl9 QW' First Place Float Sophornores HOME Autumn Leaves was the theme for homecoming this year. Queen Carolyn and her court moved toward the stage with music s bolizing the homecoming theme. Then stage was decorated with beautifully colored Autumn leaves. Bouquets of the - 1 K 41 sg . ' i- ml .gan-elf - COMING girls were all of brightly colored fall flowers. To highlight the crowning of our 1957 Queen Maxine and Her Men played A Pretty Girl is Like a Melody . With the crown and the traditional kiss Queen Carolyn offi- cially reigned. The coronation party LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Carolyn, Queen Joyce Cockrum, Tim Donovan. seniors Judy Mmm, Jerry Aldridge. .ill.Ul.0l.'3 Roger Brandenburg, Lorena Daily, Freshmen Karen Olsen John Reese 'hh Becky Conner, Flower Girl Mach Queen's Float ing Ba 'Id X1 ,N I 'L i wx , Y ty.. A., 1, Q 'U' ' KU' 45 if r. ' Nw- wx. w- -. n lg Vfxx, gff v.NnfsQ ' iff? uw 'ggi Q . , BL- 32339 iw f 93' ailm nat, jkwe in N. fi.. A 555 li, sr fliwvwww- '- ng ? . afw-15 H ua. K 6 ,gr tba Qt- Q 991 sc qi ui- . A :,,' x v ,?x1M4,',7,r ,fy I 5 W 1 ff ' F.,- . 3 Af i w,,,u.u V- . ' 3 M 1e.ei.tQg'. f ,'., , 7 1 i 'f ' f 0 g : it f , 1 1 . iii, WY? x my A N 1 :ff P. Blick, I. Crowe, C. Gill, B. Nelson. G Morr . B6 m D.Be diCt 1 1. lime. R' Hel ' LOVE IS T00 B. Nelson, B. Bohannon, D, Bene- dict, M. Conley. MUCH TROUBLE Toasty. . . Ruth Helm Joe Burke ..... Jerry Aldridge Pinky Hamilton . . . Gary Morr Oggy McClosky. . . Dwayne Brown Connie Ashton . . . Betty Jane Beery Ebb Dunham . . Maralyn Eads Flo Dunham . . Carolyn Eads Shirley Bradford. Mariorie Conley Sugar Lou Jackson l. D. Brown, B. Beery, M. Conley B. Bohannon. J. A1d,, dge -1. urn' G- M Aldridge. orr, c. Haas, J. -Ji' R Helm B, Beery. M. Barb Bohannon Monica Bates . Irene Crowe Dr. Pillsy. .Bob Nelson Miss Ross . . Carol Gill Mrs. Bates . Pat Blick Cliff Hayword . . . Duane Benedict Presented by the Junior Class on C' Eads' ' ' Friday, November I5 Eads. Mr. Edmunson G. Morr J, Aldridge I. Aldridge. I Cr . Owe D. Arnold, H. Funk, C. Gaitros, J, Martin, B. Hale, C. Hite. Rf Don't cry, 4 little boy' MO 1, s- r z K 0. V Q, U' ,. vu W A I .. W-Ji? Qs?1Y A .L 1 H ,f The Ladies' Man 13'x'g'.hT1 X CUT UPS !'! U qs A . 1 .I Q4 Ns wr X 5-lm T'X U1 . 1 .gfl 'I Q4 A Q'a - -CH Mi-i' X lL I I ,A I FRONT ROW: B. Gross, J. Merritt, P. Nelson, J. Reese, and L. Geddes. SECOND ROW: I, Crowe, M, Eads, G. Monr, E. Berbaum, and Elgene Eaton. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is purely an honorary organization. However, not more than I5 percent of the senior class nor 5 percent of the junior class may be members. The members are chosen in consideration of these five qualifications: scholastic rank, citizenship, leadership, character, and service. D.A. . - S.A.R. bers of their class and the high school faculty to receive the good citizenship award of the Daughters of the American Revolution and the Sons of the American Revolution. The standards by which the awards are given are scholarship, honesty, dependability, citizenship, and personality. Elgene is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Eaton. She was Secretary of her senior class, and was active in Office Aides, F. H.A. , Super Scooper and the Gordian. Dave president his freshman, sophomore and junior years, and was active in Band, F.F.A, , Student Council, the Gordian, football, basketball, and track. 44 Elgene Eaton and Dave Babcock were chosen by the mem- is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Loren Babcock. He was class Vice- 1 liiex ' 4- S D ,flnmx ' - 1:22:22 M . 'laiiiiil ,5 4 T f - HONORS Special recognition is given each year to those students who have attained above B average. The following students received this honor for the school year T957-58. SENIORS David Babcock, Eleanor Berbaum, Neil Blick, Carolyn Clark, Joyce Cockrum, Leroy Dugan, Elgene Eaton, Bill Frazee, Linda Geddes, Betty Gross, Joyce Guy, Janet Merritt, Philip Nelson, Janet Reese, Sally Shobe, Melvin Wilber. JUNIORS Betty Jane Beery, Marjorie Conley, Irene Crowe, Helen Funk, Carole Gill, Gary Morr, Bob Nelson. SOPHOMORES Arlene Atteberry, Delmar Blick, Linda Clark, Shelia Conway, Larry Davis, Dwayne Garver, Ellen Gisinger, Sara Johnson, Donna Phillips, Jerry Shinneman, Nancy Shipman, Tom Slattery, Jerry Tate. FRESHMEN Terry Atchison, Luana Boehm, Linda Born, Danny Burcham, Don Gaitros, Jon Griswald Beverly Heckman, Janet Haliski, Marilyn Helm, Gayle Jenkins, Larry Jeffers, Linda Krall, Shirley Krall, Kay Morr, Eleanor Montgomery, Linda Turney, Carol Sparks. EIGHTH GRADE Walter Helm, Donald Kussart, Karen Morton, Kathleen Perkins, Albert Schniepp. SEVENTH GRADE Lynn Clarkson, Charlie Fulk, Carolyn Miller, Alan Morr, John Reese, Tony Scott, Janina Waldmier, Jerry York. I 45 I 51 . In if? ',h , l.. 'A X 1 1 I I gk yf pi ' I' n 1 ug-the JL 15 , I h '. - 11 ul- i as 3 QW Q1 ROW ONE: C. Johnson. I. Reese, M.A. Daily, R. Carter, B. Morrison, C. Clark, E. Berbaum, B. Gross. ROW TWO: B. Nelson, L. Dugan, L. Albro, E. Hissong, L. Smith. I. Mansfield, L. Fox. ROW THREE: I. Dobson, D. Babcock, G. Heckman, R, Wagner, D. Morr, I. Huff, E. Matteson, T. Donovan. OF 1958 Joyce Guy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Guy, was the salutatorian of this year's class. Besides maintaining a 4.5 average, she has been active in such organizations as F.H,A. , Librarians, Office Aides, Student Council, and for two years she has been a varsity cheerleader, 47 V' '-N. I I 1 COOKS Mrs. Gertrude Churchill, Mrs. Lula Kussart, Mr r Edna Miller, and Mrs. Edith Dodd cook our BUS DRIVERS Louis Berbaum, Gerald Webb, Morris Copeland, Cliff Martin, Everett Snoke, Herbert Snoke, Ira Cripe, Amold Henricks, Walter Gill, Clyde Miller, and Galen Heckman bring us to school and take us home every day. INN-I7 9E lunches. AN ITORS Mr. M. E. Burch and Mr. Bill Blick keep our school clean and everything in working order for us. 48 S F.F,A. Float 2nd place The grade school and seventh grade floats tled for 3rd place. Seventh Grade Float . t x I V 8.11. WILL EVER TI-IE FUN Q 1 ff i W gf 5, You FORGET WE ' HAD? JNL .san Ny I -'EW D I S n lf U U ,Y r ' A if -WU 4 I ' dl ' :4L,Ms + A ' ,913 - , ,T ,V A Y 1 gf-ffff 1 i ,Q '4 vm, ji' rr- fx ' 'E .,r NC' U I Seniors Hoboin ? ' r is - g ,r ,Q X V '-4. wr. 2 ' Z'P '3-U, .. x ' 'f Unbeuevabxe Fantastic 4 F.F, A. and G. A, A, Collaborate s Q .---1 If 'rr Q r -+1 I lv ,,f 1 Y '11 F .. 4 v '11-. bo0kS' f nappy bmhd T Come and get it Carry my Hy, Togcaulm reshie GLADYS HECKMAN B.S. Mt. Morris College Eighth Grade: Sclence, Language. DONALD PIPHER B. Ed. Western Illinois State College M. Ed. U. of I. Eighth Grade: Coach Arithmetic, Social Studies. SEVENTH I. I-lite, Vice-Presldentgl. Crlpe, Treasurer, A. Morr, President, K, Olson, Secretary. EIGHTH J. Fandel, Secretaryzl. Faye, President: N Fansler, Treasurerg Wayne Arnold, Vice- President. , ML HARDLD WALDMII-ZR B. Ed. ISMU Seventh Grade: Science, Arithmetic. MARIORIE LAMB B. Ed. ISMU Seventh Grade: Language Arts, Social Studies. . FQ. i LQ-. ' n 0 ,,.- , . R , 'rw lf, ,l VA ' 'ff JC 9 'J 'R' ? D Rf - if Q .'4:ff'3 25 Sizes i iff 6 Q I 4' ..:. I ,' 1 15- K, UQL if C -,iii -' X ..' 13 'f L:.' fijjii W ii: 12 -'fi I V ,fri 'gl ix I g it V N i f-5-HJ l Iiiifl-Y' iw... L ' za E lx if sh' iff .-.1.4f'+f..' rg 1... V fo , ' , -f Q . at , vu .- my 4 2 fi . N 4 U 45 f J v flrx '?t h I A A l s N ' an-M-..ff9 -.V vu' X X 'O' -K Xp ' wi yy ' ' I If fl i I . V , 4 ' i VQHAH, CA K' :f ,J .. . ,fl , -A ...A 'GY R' J 'if ff x ' ' ,fs 'K ' 'VI' lllul ' ' frlflAME'3 M 1 A J J? EIGHTH ROW ONE: Louis Ankrom, Wayne Arnold, James Ashby, Arthur Baliard, Paul Baliard, Denzil Bartison, Judy Blickenstaff, William Hadshaw, Gary Brunner, Robert Burkhead, ROW TWO: Darrel Conley, Ralph Creek, George Cripe, Lana Cripe, Robert Cunningham, Rodney Crisman, James Eaton, Judith Fandel, Nancy Fansler, Johnny Fay. ROW THREE: Harold Felter, Warren Goodrich, Jack Grace, Richard Griffith, Roy Gundy, Sandra Gross, Arlene Hadden. Janet Hale, Lorn Handley, Tommy Harrison. ROW FOUR: Robert Hart, Ronald Heitz, Nancy Helm, Walter Helm, Merlin Hendrix, Elmer Jackson, Elbert Karnes, Dennis Kester, Roger King, Donald Kussart. ROW FIVE: Dale Livingood, Dessie Livingood, James McDermith, Vickie Mellinger, Larry Metzger, Terry Metzger, William Monti, Karen Morton, David Mullen, Kathleen Perkins. ROW SDK: Karen Robey, Donna Rutherford, Albert Schniepp, Ronald Short, Christina Traxler, Darrel Vulgamott. Richard Waltz, Jimmy Wagoner, Barton Wilbur, Sharon Wolfe, ROW SEVEN: Catherine Wright, Linda Wright, ABSENT: Beverly Thomas. 54 j flu. 07 f j rl.:g.i:: IL, Y 'ffl V Qsdf-' ,lblu mf F VE, to al ,sf .5 I 27 .54 W e aya F LQ-1 p . - ,.l,ki ge J ', as S Qi , , ,qt ..vg, i X .,M,f. K .N 5 K V Mlm A, vf nw ve -fs, all y J e 1 if 1 ' t , if fi so 'R ff' , , Q n i-li Q 13 ' , fx ' 5 1 t1 - ' V ' it W 51 xi S Q 4 .ff , Q r X' :rfb life it my V 16' .V lp e f n . .455 -A i tll L 'fix' '15 F4 ' if .1-Af s il . ' ' J J ' if s ' is SEVENTH A :J-6' ROW ONE: Alan Atteberry, Ava Atteberry, Janet Berbaum, Sharon Berg, Anthony Bohannon, David Bower, Carol Chenoweth, Carol Christie, Lynn E. Clarkson. ROW TWO: Ralph Clippinger, Patty Conway, Larry Creek, Joyce Cripe, Robert Cross, Marilyn Eaton, Fred Evans, Frank Fox, Michael Freese, Mary Frydenger. ROW THREE: Charles Fulk, Roger Fulk, Jerry Gelsinger, James Gilman, Harold Gregory, Larry Hall, Mary Hart, Tommy Haws, Philip Hazenfield, Janet Hite. ROW FOUR: Harvey Jones, Larry Jones, Donald Kendall, Sharon Langley, David Loudenback, Sandra Lourash, Lynn McDermith, Carolyn Miller, Daniel Miller, Alan Morr, ROW FIVE: Joseph Mudd, Thomas Murray, Karen Olson, Ronald Pflum, Mary Redman, John Reese, Karen Roberts, Orville Ryder, Tony Scott, Donald Seitz. ROW SIX: James Sheets, Daniel Short, Billy Sparks, Linda Speer, Jack Taylor, Keith Taylor, Sharon Thompson, Donald Tilton, Thomas Van Horn, Warren Van Horn. ROW SEVEN: Janina Waldmier, Gerald York. 55 . P, Y . ,, , s , 3 WOZPEUH C H E E R L E A D E R S A. Atteberry, L. Cripe, K. Morton. J. Cripe, and J. Hite. ROW ONE: T. Harrison, D. Mullen, D, Kussart, J. Fay, E. Jackson, G. Brunner, J, Gilman, J. Taylor, L. Hanley, and B. Monti. ROW TWO:,T. Haws, B, Schniepp, B. Wilber, W. Bradshaw, R, Creek,J, Wagoner, J. McDermith, J. York, R. Clipinger, D. Miller, and R. Heitz. ROW THREE: D. Bartison, R. Short, W. Helm, D. Kester, B. Cunningham, L. Ankrom, R. Pflum, L. Hall, R. Crisman, and W. VanHorn. ROW ONE: T. Metzger, J. Wagoner, J. Grace, R. Clipinger, K. Taylor, J, Mc- Dermith, B. Schniepp, A. Morr, and L. Clarkson. ROW TWO: L. Metzger, R. Gundy, W. Helm, E. Jackson, G. Brunner, B. Cunningham, L. Hanley, B. Monti, and D, Conley, ' . ROW ONE: M. Frydenger, A. Atteberry, M. Hart, J. Waldmier, V. Mallinger, J. Cripe, L. Crlpe, M. Eaton. ROW TWO: L, Jones, K. Taylor, D. Kendall, L. Speer, C. Christy, C. Chenoweth, T. Metzger, B. Sparks, R. I-leitz. ROW THREE: G. Crlpe, I. Wagoner, B. Cunningham, D. Conley, D. Short, F. Fox, L. Hall, J. Reese, P. Hazenfleld, T, Haws. J R. HIGH CHORUS ROW ONE: S. Langley, D. Livingood, J. Hite. J. Berbaum, K, Morton, S. Berg, N. Helm, D. Rutherford, ROW TWO: D. Miller, H. Jones, C. Miller, I. Gelsinger, R, Fulk, M, Redman, P. Conway, R, Clipinger F. Evans. ROW THREE: M. Freese, D. Loudenback, C. Fulk, B. Jackson, W. Arnold, B, Monti, R. Hart, B, Cross, W. Van Hom, B. Schniepp, I.Ashby. Preparing for During an assembly Q I 1 .24 A ag ltr' Miss Kornegger, Miss Tourville Miss Schrader, Miss Rosenberger -un E' . S' -.. Q H Q-, .1155 ' 5 6 'fs - u.. 5 5. 4 , .E Vh e in fi A n M '+ gif Q' FN li- Laugh, Neil Laugh Six sad faces Human Merry-Go Round Jack of all trades Leroy Happy Birthday. Go! GO! Let's go home, ri fe-, Q A Relax. ! 9 as Your valentine. Wanted: 1 2 leg. n 4 A ,e ul l Big Bob. Future coaches of America. Ice man. Watch the birdie. A 4 I Who's working? Don SL Sis. 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