Civic Memorial High School - Spectator Yearbook (Bethalto, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1958 volume:

BETHALTO, ILLINOIS Spectator Staff Ursula Emde, Girl's Sport Editor Charles Bryan, Boy's Sport Editor Bill Landers, Editor Jerry Dale, Art Editor Mary O'Neal, Sponsor Barbara Oettel, Senior Editor Don Emde, Photographer FOREWORD This, the film projecting 1958 Specta- tor brings to you, in black and white, your school life as you lived it here at Civic Memorial High School. The pictured calendar depicts all the important highlights of the ’57-’58 school year, beginning with football, basket- ball. and ending with the graduation of the Senior Class. Your classroom, athletic and social experiences, as well as your dreams of tomorrow, are shown in dynamic style throughout the filmed pages. The reel unwinds to a happy ending with memories you will always treasure. The Spectator Staff SPECTATOR for 1958 CIVIC MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL Glen Thompson, Ass't Editor Mike Mead, Business Manager Anna Augustine, Ass't Bus., Mgr. Page 2 Sponsored Pages Adams Printing Company, Alton, Eaglet-Dra- matics Club 30 Bethalto Bowl, Bcthalto, G. A. A. 38 Bethalto Hardware and Paint Co., Bethalto, Basketball Group Picture 51 Bethalto Ice Cream Bar, Bethalto, Queen’s Page 58 Bethalto National Bank, Bethalto, F. E. A., F. D. A. 32 Bowl Inn, Inc., East Alton, G. A. A. 39 Brownie’s Bi-Rite Market, Cottage Hills, N. H. S. Library Staff 35 Colonial Dairy Company, Wood River, Scienee- Latin Club 30 Drennan’s Shell Service, Cottage Hills, Music 41 Edray Foods, Granite City, Coronation 60 Kane Plumbing Heating, Wood River, Baton Twirlers-Sextette 42 Kutter Bros. Lumber Co., Cottage Hills, Jr.- Sr. Prom 64 Neumann Construction Co., Bethalto, Pep Squad-Cheerleaders 37 E. J. Shepard Office Supply, Edwardsville, Spectator 28 V. T. Church Company, Lebanon, Student Council 29 Thrifty Drug Stores, Alton, Wilshire Village- Jr. Class Play 62 Wralnut Grove Dairy, Alton, Sr. Class Play 63 D. E. Displays TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGES Foreword 1 Sponsored Pages 2-3 Table of Contents 3 Calendar 4-12 Classrooms 13-26 Organizations 27-46 Athletics 47-56 Activities 57-65 Fads 66 Administration, Faculty, Classes 67-103 Junior High School 105-116 Advertising 117-137 Snapshots 46-104 122-128 One-Half Sponsored Pages PAGE Bassman Jewelry, Edwardsville, Industrial Arts Bethalto Cleaners, Bethalto, Hi-Y Club Beth alto Water Company, Bethalto, F. N. A. Bindler’s Dept. Store, Alton, Baseball Buhrmester Wall Paper, Edwardsville, Cross Country Dari-Castle. Bethalto, Cottage Hills, Maid’s page Fredman Brothers Furniture Company, Edwardsville, Track Glik’s, Wilshire Village, Alton. Plaza, Basketball Hartmann’s Jewelry Gift Shop, Wood River, Basketball Jim’s Barber Shop Bethalto, Eagles’ Club Koehler’s Standard Service, Cottage Hills, Basketball Kramer Electric Company, Wood River, Football Madison Store, Edwardsville, Jr. F. H. A. Meyer Hurwitz Jewelers, Alton, Jr. Tri Hi-Y Modern Dress Shop, Bethalto, F. H. A. Monari’s AG Super Shop, Cottage Hills, Jr. Hi-Y Parkway Drive In, Wood River, Jr. High Football Phoebe Goldberg, Inc., Wood River, F. T. A. Prehn Real Estate, Bethalto, Jr. High Basketball Russell’s Shoe Store, Alton, Jr. High Pep Squad Stone Bros. Jewelry, Wood River, Jr. High Track Wells Standard Service, Bethalto, Jr. F. E. A. Merchandise Loaned by Training Stations ousiru� I DUCAT ION CURRICULUM rrm i i •oouiira worn � ! rm WWTWI ru! eJ Page 3 Page 4 FRIENDSHIP DANCE SEPTEMBER Home Coming F. H. A. Party for Faculty Pictures for the Spectator CLASS OF '58 HONORS ALUMNI OF '52 JUNE IS CHOSEN QUEEN Page 5 9 aSBj 939VN3AON A|qiu� ssv Ae|d sseQ Joiunp Avid ssvno aomnr CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS DECEMBER A CONFERENCE GAME JANUARY FAMILY LIVING PROJECT—The Wedding Ceremony FEBRUARY ATHLETIC BANQUET MARCH DADDY DATE-NIGHT APRIL Page 11 COMMENCEMENT—MAY 27 Jr.-Sr. Prom G. A. A. Banquet Spectator Autograph Party UIMHH ■ 1111 ii 11111111 mil'll on Page 13 Science PRACTICING WITH THE TELETRAINER CLASSROOMS Art Business Education ENGLISH 11111111111111 11111 i TTTT U PORTRAYING OUR FUTURE CAREERS GLEN THOMPSON Newspaper Editor ANNA AUGUSTINE Actress DON BEEMAN Communications BARBARA OETTEL Public Speaker Page 14 LATIN !■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■! TOM BERRY Priest JUDY RICKS Teacher BYRON K. BECK Translator TROY TAYLOR Interpreter 1111111II1111111111 1111111111111 11 11111111 I 111f SOCIAL STUDIES Liliiimi 111 mi 1111 u 11111 m ii m 111111 ii 111 V4V0R DON EMDE Mayor of Bethalto CHARLES BRYAN U. N. Representative ED HANKS BYRON BECK U. S. Senator State Representative Page Hi SCIENCE BILL LANDERS—Physicist JACKIE WEBB—Nurse TOM BERRY—Chemist CHARLES RUSHING—Doctor JOE WRIGHT—Architect BILL TEEMS—Surveyor DAVE McGAUGHEY—Engineer SHIRLEY PARKER—Bank Teller Page 18 HOMEMAKING i HOM£ advisor ABIGAIL RHINE—Dress Designer DOROTHY CROSS—Cooking DONNA SHEWMAKER—Home Bureau SANDY BAKER—Wife Family ITTTn I I I I II I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I T BUSINESS EDUCATION UE URSULA EMDE—Certified Public Accountant JUNE JOHNSON—Insurance Page 20 BILL KUTTER—Retail Selling RUTH SCHOENEWEIS—Secretary I INDUSTRIAL ARTS l GARY VAN METER—Carpenter JOHN MILLER—Auto Mechanic EUGENE GREEN—MACHINIST WILLIS DUIGUID—Radio-T.V. Repairman Pago 21 ART JANET CRUSE—Interior Decorating RON TAR RANT—Artist JANET BRYAN—Sculpturing JERRY DALE—Advertising Page 22 JEAN MILLER—Piano Player CAROL HOWARD—Dancer DONNA SMITH—Singer GARY BEST—Band Director Page 23 BoV's PHYSICAL EDUC ATION...................... ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I RICHARD KNOCHE—Pro. Basketball MIKE MEAD—Pro. Football RON AUTERY—Coach ROBERT STIEGLITZ—Pro. Baseball Page 24 GIRL’S PHYSICAL EDUCATION DONNA ZIMMERMAN—Bowler PENNY GEHRKE—Acrobat SANDRA HENDRICKS—P. E. Teacher SHARRON VOGEL—Camp Counselor Page 2.r LIBRARY Ulli Page 2f POLLY NICOLET—Author JANET ST. CLAIR—Librarian GARY CAIN—Publisher RUTH LEHNEN—Recreation ENGINEERING CLUB RADIO CLUB ORGANIZATIONS Magic Tricks Dress Right Assembly Page 27 Exhibiting Journalistic Skills First Row Sitting: Don Emde, Photographer, Mike Mead, Business Manager, Bill Landers, Editor, Glen Thomp- son, Assistant Editor, Anna Au- gustine, Assistant B u s i n e s s Manager, Barbara O e 11 e 1, Senior Editor. SPECTATOR SENIOR STAFF Second Row Standing: Ruth Schoeneweis, Ad Seller Typist, Ruth Lehnen, Ad Seller Typist, Paula Nico- let, Ad Seller Typist, Linda Sharp, Ad Seller Typist, Ursula Emde, Girls’ Sport Editor, Charles Bryan, Boys’ Sport Editor, June Johnson, Ad Seller Typist, Jackie Webb, Ad Seller Typist, Sharron Vogel, Ad Seller Typist, Mrs. Mary O’Neal, Sponsor. Taking W. M. A. For A Ride won third prize in the Homecoming Parate. JUNIOR SPECTATOR STAFF First Row: Bonnie Siebold, Gerald Davis, Mary Gruenenfelder, Lloyd Dodson, Carla McHugh, Mrs. Mary O’Neal, Sponsor. Second Row: Brenda Hale, Richard Dressendorfer. Donna Shewmaker, Vada Tanner, Ronald Davies, Jean Miller, Richard Sandbach. Third Row: Barbara McCelland, John Hickerson, Sandy Baker. Page 28 Governing Young People STUDENT COUNCIL Welcome! Class of '52! First Row: Glen Thompson, Janet Powell, Secretary - Treasurer; Jackie Webb, President; Don Emde, Vice President; Marilyn Lash, Jean Miller. Second Row: Donna Jones, Bonnie Dickinson, Linda Kasten, Shirley Watkins, Beverly Schuette, Lulu Mont- gomery, Vada Tanner, Diane Schoeneweis. Third Row: Mr. John Stewart, Sponsor; Mary Gruenenfelder, Tom Ber- ry, Genelle McGaughey, Bill Teems, Corrine Schutte, Mike Keefe. Money Making Project—Coat Check!! Page 29 Making Headlines —Producing Stars THE EAGLET STAFF First Row: Ron Tarrant. Ruth Schoeneweis. Glen Thomp- son. Editor; Don Bceman. Bvron Beck. June Schmidt. Second Row: Bonnie Seibold. Dorothy Cazadd. Joyce Simpson. Anna Augustine. Ursula Emde. Ruth Lehnen. Shirley Parker. June Johnson. Barbara Oettel. Polly Nicolet. Jackie Webb. Sharron Vogel. Helen Goff. Judy Copeland. Sandy Dugger. Brenda Myers, Glenda Masters. Third Row: Deloris Whaley. Annette Dixon. Mary Rives. Linda Wesley. Annalec Schmidt. Jean Miller. Donna Zimmermann. Donna Smith, Carole Olson. Jackie Hall. Janet Lamm. Glen West. Judy McMonigle. Fourth Row: Sandra Hendricks. Margie Vinyard. Donna Shewmaker. Mary Gruenenfeldcr. Ronnie Schneider. Ronald Davies. Joe Wright. Claude Endicott. Charles Rushing. Don Tar- lant. Lloyd Dodson. Bob Battles. Paul Lane. Douglas Soi by. Mr. John Bailey. Sponsor. DRAMATIC CLUB Tirst Row: Dave McGaughey. Tom Berry. Ruth Schoene- weis. Ursula Emde. Donna Smith. Secretary; June Sch- midt. Treasurer; Polly Nicolet. Vice President; Glen Thompson. President; Howard Gehrke, Don Emde. Bob Slieglitz, Don Beeman. Bill Landers. Second Row: Mrs. Edna Tucker. Sponsor, Vada Tanner, Ramona Smith. Marcella McMillen. Sandra Hendricks. Sharron Vogel. June Johnson. Jackie Webb. Anna Augus- tine. Ruth Lehnen. Barbara Oettel. Sandy Dugger. Linda Fourth Row: Mary Rives. Deloris Whaley. Dixie Sauls. Virginia Beeman. Charles Turner. Lloyd Dodson. Byron Beck. Charles Rushing. Richard Sandbach. Troy Taylor. Bob Battles, Glen West. Fifth Row: Nita Thompson. Annette Dixon. Dorothy Cazadd. Ginger Rodgers. Carol Richardson. Jackie Hall. Janet Lamm. Jackie Cannon. John Hickerson. Meredith Sebastian. Dennis Pointer. John Henkhaus. Joe Haar. Terry Hubbs. Sharp. Norman Halliday. Third Row: Carla McHugh. Darlene Carney. Linda Wesley, Donna Jones. Penny Gehrke. Joyce Martin. Dorothy Cross. Judy Ricks. Helen Fry. Brenda Hale. Barbara Mc- Clelland. Donna Shewmaker. Paul Lane, Tom Spuigeo.i, Claude Endicott. Sixth Row: Judy McMonigle. Carol Pace. Judy Koehler. Mai y Morrow. Beverly Moxev. Donna Zimmerman. Jean Miller, Gerald Davis. Ronald Davies. Jerry Lasseter, Curtis Shelton. Jack Sauls. Paul Reedy. Page 30 Training for Service to Mankind FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Mrs. Marie Schreiber, Sponsor; June Johnson; Linda Sharp; Tom Berry, Vice President; Ruth Schoeneweis, Secretary; David McGaughey, President; June Schmidt, Treasurer; Anna Augus- tine; Margaret Rogers. SECOND ROW: Richard Williams; John Hickerson, Sara Dieffenbacher; Judy Ricks; Jackie Cooper; Gary Cain; Helen Fry; Marcella McMillan. THIRD ROW: Polly Nicolet; Byron Beck; Donna Jones; David Sherry; Jimmy Watkins; Larry Kersh- ner; Ruth Lehnen; Barbara Oettcl. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Mrs. Viola Metzger, Sponsor; Gloria Kennedy; Janet Lamm; Beverly Moxey; Wilma Merrit, Secretary; Donna Smith. President; Jean Miller, Vice President; Jackie Webb, Treasurer; Buzzy LeBlanc; Joni Southard; Janice Steelinger; Judy Koehler; Angelena Trebing; Judy Oetkin. SECOND ROW: Nita Clark; Betty Crites; Donna Zimmermann; Carole Olson; Ginger Rogers; Jackie Hall; Sandra Hendricks; Sharon Sheff; Edith Lane; Parole Pace; Reita Higgins; Elizabeth Janssen; Janet St. Clair. THIRD ROW: Dora Bryles; Joyce Simpson; Virginia Beeman; Peggy Oswalt; Betty Sullivan; Vada Tan- ner; Mildred Belangee; Judy Copeland; Charles Rushing; Glen West; Douglas Sorby; Judy Mc- Monigle; Sharon Miller; Jo Ann Hausman. FOURTH ROW: Rose Shelton; Ruth Goebel, Judy Brown; Darrvll Fertch, Judv Metcalf; Carla Mc- Hugh; Claudine Williams; Janet Wilson; Madge Zimmermann; Shirley Griggs; Barbara Hilgendorf; Janet Klopmcier; Genelle McGaughey. Page 31 Preparing To Serve The Public FUTURE EMPLOYEES OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Kathryn Marth. Janet Powell. Mary Ellen Margherio, Linda Wofford, Carol Howard, Rosemary Biesk. Treasurer; Norman Halliday, President; Linda Oxley, Secretary; Larry Taylor, Vice President; Dale Willman, Donald Beeman, Mrs. Mary O’Neal, co-sponsor. SECOND ROW: Diana Snelson, Ron Coy, Jill Gres- ham. Betty Vinyard, Helen Goff. Fred Vogel, Nettie Duty. Gary Vandergriff, Golda Suessen, Bill Teems, Norma Sitze, Ann Strohbeck. THIRD ROW: Judy LaTempt, Linda Wesley, Bill Kutter. Deloris W'haley, Eugene Schoeneweis. Bar- bara Suhre, Annette Dixon, Lyndell Tarrant, Velma Mitchell. Jackie Hall, Eugene Green, Janet Neu- mann, Ellen Newcomb. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Olive Brawn, Co-sponsor; Richard Sandbach, Jerry Lasseter, Linda McDon- ough. Eddie Cazadd. Joan Masiero, Charles Vin- yard, Norma Price. Don Amelias, Margie Vinyard, Sam Madrey, Betty Parsons. FIFTH ROW: Eddie Davis, Dorothy Cazadd, Nita Thompson. Joe Wright, Chester Bowman, Darlene Carney, Mary Rives, Florence Voyles, Sam Kron- able, Sharron Gregory, Donny Brown, Larry Over- meyer. FUTURE DISTRIBUTORS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Harold Downing, Bill Simonin, Trea- surer; John Stephens, Vice President; Francis Menke, President; Beatrice Tucker, Secretary; Terry Pritchett, Mrs. Mary O’Neal, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Ron Autery, Jerry Dale, Ron Cosby, Tom Sparrowk, Tom Spurgeon, Claude Endicott. THIRD ROW: Leroy Goessman, Leonard Mouser, Jess Bunch, Ramona Smith, Faye Brewster, Patsy Pickett. FOURTH ROW: Steve Hughes, Emmett Covey, Norman Thrasher, Raymond Biesk, Roy Miller. Page 32 Striving for Higher Goals In Home and Industry INDUSTRIAL ARTS FIRST ROW: Joe Wright, Jim Watkins. Eugene Green, Vice President; Jim Bruce. President; Robert Battles, Secretary; Dennis Pointer. Treasurer; Jerry Lasseter, Mr. James Compis. Sponor: SECOND ROW: Paul Fay, Ronald Tarrant. Lloyd Dodson, Dan Swarringer, Meredith Sebastian. Paul Lamarr. Gary Van Meter. Dale Ahlmeyer, THIRD ROW: Mike Miller. Roger Hunt, Gary Heflin, Dick Johnson. Kelly Cato. Bill Berkel. David Albers. Sam Krcnable. FOURTH ROW: Terry Pritchett. Dennis McKey. Sam Madrey. Glen Eberhart. Larry Duncan. Paul Reedy. John Bartee. Dennis Pickett. Darrell Wesley FIFTH ROW: Arthur Bridgeforth. Claude Endicott. Frances Menke, Tom Spurgeon. Tom Sparrowk. Howard Whaley. Jon Parsons. Eugene Maynard. Roger Pruitt. Robert Lawson. Page 33 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Lulu Montgomery. Karen Neumann. Diane Keefe. Linda Woffoid. Barbara Oettel. Brenda Hale. Sec- retary; Saund a Baker, President; Helen Morgan. Vice President; Shirley Spears. Treasurer; Ruth Steward. Caro- lee Wood. Janice Hotuiz, Judith Rude. Shirley Watkins. SECOND ROW: Terry Stotler. Sandra Johnson. Mary Morrow. Dorothy Cross. Dorothy Gehrke. Barbara Roach. Donna Shewmaker. Linda Wesley. Darlene Martin. Juanita Covey. Madeline Donahue. Pat Garrett. Judy Tedrick. Glenda Steehlinger. Phyllis Roach. THIRD ROW: Vaneta Jo Garrett. Wanda Spears. Vada Tanner. Lowanda Love. Fave Brewster. Mary Ann Hogle. Ramona Smith. Pauline Knoche. Pat Hardesty. Zelda Wallace. Carole Johnson. Wilma Pence. Marjory Leggett. Charlene Wal- lace. FOURTH ROW: Ramona Vogel. Iris Grable. Janet Wilson. Baibara McCleland. Joyce Martin. Donna Best. Phyllis Zimmerman. Fay Dodd. Rexeen Hearn. Janet Bryan. Evelyn Pelan. FIFTH ROW: Shirley Cameron. Elizabeth Baker. Margaret Timpe. Nettie Jo Klunk. Jean- ette Cato. Judy Sauls. Dixie Sauls. Donna Zimmerman. Janet St. Clair. Not Pictured Miss Amy Stallings. Sponsor. Serving the Community -- Exemplifying Good Sportsmanship Hl-Y CLUB FIRST ROW: Kathy Marth. John Mull. Shirley Watkins. Jerry Lasseter. Linda Wofford. Larry Overmeyer, Rose- mary Biesk. Carol Howard. Buzzy LeBlanc. Fred Vogel. Linda Sharp. Secretary; Sam Kronable. Vice President; Genellc McGaughey. President; Ron Coy. Karen Neu- mann. Janet Neumann. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Eva Oetting. Sponsor; Don Florini. Treasurer; Maryellen Margherio, John Hickerson. Linda Oxley. Larry Taylor. Madge Zim- merman. Eddie Davis. Janet Powell. Chaplain; Jim Wat- kins. Madeline Donahue. Glenda Steehlinger. Chester Bowman. Joni Southard. Ramona Vogel. THIRD ROW: Donald Ornellas. Ann Strohbeck. Gary Vandergriff. Terry Stotler. Gary Cain. Richard Williams. Janet Wilson. Mick Henkhaus. Iris Grable, Troy Taylor, Golda Suessen. Nor- ma Sitzes. Jerrold Cooper. Juanita Covey. Francis Floyd. Ellen Newcomb. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Bernard Tepen. Sponsor. Ed Cazzad. Donny Brown. John Whitley. Gary McMillan. Tom Sparrowk. Jack Cooper. Dale Willman. Dave McGaughey. Rose Shelton. Rexeen Hearn. Eugene Schoeneweis. Janet Klopmeier FIFTH ROW: Doyle Pow- ell. Charles Rankin. Evelyn Pelan. Bill Kutter. Fay Dodd. Rich Dressendorfer. Pat Garrett. Carl Patton. Beverly Moxe.v. Tom Berry. Janet Lamm. Norman Halliday. Lyn- dell Tarrant. Donna Shewmaker. SIXTH ROW: Shirley Griggs. Barbara Hilgendorf. Ronnie Schneider. Phyllis Zimmerman. Karen Turner. Lula Montgomery. Bill Teems. Danny Swarringim, Sandy Johnson, Martha Dickinson, Sandy Aghetta. Diana Keefe. Brenda Hale. EAGLES CLUB FIRST ROW: Jess Bunch. Jim Elliott. Bob Howard. Jim Bruce. Bob Stieglitz. Mike Mead. Vice President; Dick Sandbach. SECOND ROW: Jerry Dale. President; Jerry Lasseter, Don Beeman. Norman Halliday. Charles Bryan. THIRD ROW: Joe Haar. Secretary-Treasurer; Gary Hef- lin. Richard Knoche. Bill Kutter. FOURTH ROW: Mr. John Logan, Sponsor; Bill Landers, Jim Watkins. FIFTH ROW: Norman Wall. Terry Hubbs. SIXTH ROW: Eddie Davis. Reflecting Scholastic Achievements NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Jackie Webb, Ruth Schoeneweis, Shirley Parker. Vice-President. Shirley Spears, Secretary, Charles Bryan, President, Anna Augus- tine, Treasurer, Barbara Oettel, June Johnson, Mrs. Mae Rhine. Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Florence McGee. Sponsor; Donna Smith. Judy Copeland, Velma Mitchell. June Schmidt, Janet Cruse, Vada Tanner, Darlene Car- ney, Judy Ricks, Mary Rives, Linda Wesley. THIRD ROW: William Landers, Marilyn La h. Janet Lamm, Nita Thompson. Judy LaTempt, Linda Oxley, Carla McHugh, Jean Miller, Judy McMonigle, Anna Lee Schmidt. FOURTH ROW: Glen Thompson. Tom Berry, David McGaughey, Byron Beck, Donna Zimmer- man, Helen Frye, Donna Jones, Marcella McMiUen. LIBRARY STAFF FIRST ROW: Paul Lane, Mrs. Florence McGee, SECOND ROW: Dorothy Cazadd, Veneta Jo Gar- Sponsor; Mrs. Mae Rhine, Sponsor; Ruth Harrop, rett, Janet St. Clair, Janice Hotuiz, Carolee Wood, Judy Haar, Sharron Miller. Barbara Thompson, Vickie Sauls. Page 35 Training for Space Travel and Foreign Language SCIENCE CLUB FIRST ROW: Jim Turner. Jerry Lasseter. Paula Nicolet. Robert Stieglitz. Don Emdc, Fred Vogel. Sharron Vogel. William Landers. President; Glen Thompson. Joe Wright. Janet Lamm. Tom Berry. David McGaughey Vice Pres- ident. SECOND ROW: Lloyd Dodson. Jackie Webb. June Johnson. Janet Wilson. Martha Dickinson. Genelle Mc- Gaughey. Beverly Moxey. Troy Taylor. Treasurer; Doug- las Sorbie. THIRD ROW: Mr. Victor Dubblede, Sponsor; Byron Beck. Charles Rushing. Janice Steehlinger. Sandra Hendricks. Judy Ricks. Sara Dieffenbacher. Marcella Mc- Millan. Jim Watkins. Larry Kershner. FOURTH ROW: Chester Bowman. Glenda Masters. Larry Overmeyer. Elizabeth Janssen. Reita Higgins. Carol Pace. Judy Mc- Monigle. Norman Halliday FIFTH ROW: Donald Ornelles. Paul LaRoss. Charles Renken. Doyle Powell. Eddie Caz- zad. Lindell Tarrant. Mickey Henkhaus, Richard Williams. Bernard Minnemeyer, John Hickerson. LATIN CLUB Page 36 FIRST ROW: Don McGaughey. John Langley. Judith Haar. Mary Margherio. Glen West. Janet Powell. Madge Zimmerman. Bill Shaw. Vice President; Tom Berry. President; Fay Dodd. Secretary-Treasurer; Genelle Mc- Gaughey. Martha Dickinson. Fred Vogel. Charlene Har- l ison. Charles Long. Edward Robinson. Marcella McMillan. SECOND ROW: Miss Dorothy G. Rainey. Sponsor; David Sheary, Vada Tanner. Viola Stone. Douglas Sorbie, Ruth Goebel. Janet Bryan. Janet Klopmeier. Paul Lane. Bar- bara Meldi. Judith Lasseter. Sue Meininger. Sharon Sheff. Joann Hausman. Brenda Myers. THIRD ROW: John Hickerson. Nita Clark. Evelyn Pointer. Barbara Nave. Phyllis Zimmerman. Betty Parsons. Judy Metcalf, Darryl Fertch. Peggy Hughes. Saundra Heigert. Betty Hodge. Caroline Goodbrakc. Linda Meadows, Patricia Kelly. FOURTH ROW: Richard Price. Linda VanMeter, Jerry Oliver. Donna Smith. Sharron Vogel. Polly Nicolet. Jackie Webb. June Johnson. Corinne Schuette. Shirley Griggs. Barbara Hilgendorf. Kathryn Marth. Jerilyn Bond. Maur- een Subick. Stella Ward. Janet Lamm. FIFTH ROW: David McGaughey. Doreda Fontana. Ann Williams. Judy Brown. Byron Beck. Charles Rushing. Evelyn Pelan, Glen Thompson. June Schmidt. Sandra Hendricks. Carla McHugh. Claudine Williams. Anna Schmidt. Ellen Belan- gee. SIXTH ROW: Gary Smith. Dan Swarringim. Stella Turner. Betty Vinyard. Gary Kessler. Larry Kerschner. Marilyn Lash. Mary Gruenenfclder, Sara Dieffenbacher. Beverly Moxey. Judy McMonigle. SEVENTH ROW: Rich- ard Williams. Jean Miller. Donna Zimmerman. Larry Taylor. Harlen Shaw. Jim Mihalich. Lyndell Tarrant. Michael Henkhaus. Helen Fry. Donna Jones. Judy Ricks. Ruth Schoeneweis. Urging the Eagles On to Victory CHEERLEADERS: Rosemary Biesk. Iris Grable. Sandy Baker. Barbara McClelland. Sandra Aghetta. Joni Southard. Barbara Roach. Anna Augustine, Ramona Vogel. PEP SQUAD ROW 1: Iris Grable. Ramona Vogel. Barbara McClelland. Sandra Aghetta, Saundra Baker. Rosemary Biesk. Row 2: Donna Smith. Carolee Wood. Ruth Stewart. Barbara Oet- tel. President; Sharron Vogel. Anna Augustine. Ruth Schoeneweis. Secretary-Treasurer; Ruth Lehncn. Jackie Webb. Linda Sharp. Vice President; Ursula Emde. Polly Nicolet. June Johnson. Row 3: Janice Hotuiz. Dorothy Holder. Janice Martin. Penny Gehrke. Dixie Sauls. Janet St. Clair. Marilyn Lash. Anna Lee Schmidt. Donna Jones. Janet Wilson. Wilma Merrit. Judy Koehler. Row 4: Velma Mltchel. Barbara Roach. Mary Morrow', Sandra Hendricks. Donna Shewmaker. Brenda Hale. Marcella McMillan. Judy McMonigle. Rieta Higgins. Elizabeth Jans- sen. ROW 5: Mrs. Edith Burmester. Sponsor; Jean Miller. Donna Zimmerman. Edith Lane. Janet Lamm. June Schmidt. Jackie Hall. Carole Olson. Jackie Cannon. Ginger Rogers. Mary Rives. Annetta Dixon. Mary Gruenfelder. Page 37 Participating in Feminine Athletics GIRLS' ATHLETIC Outside: Nita Thompson. Joyce Simpson, Mary Rives, Pauline Knoche, Golda Suessen, Charlene Wallace. Karen Turner, Zelda Wallace, Peggy Oswalt Lowanda Love. Glenda Steelinger, Barbara McClelland, Evelyn Pelan, Ellen Newcomb, Marilyn Lash, Genelle McGaughey, Carla McHugh, Joyce Lucas. Ursula Emde, Ginger Rogers, Carol John- son, June Johnson, Janet Lamm, Ruth Lehnen. Inside: Diana Keefe, Alice Plegge, Linda Oxley, Judy LaTempt, Maureen Subick. Carol Wells, Terry Stotler, Donna Shewmaker, Jean Miller, Janet Powell, Janet Newman, Ramona Vogel, Annalee Schmidt, Sandy Aghetta, Anna Augustine, Darlene Carney, Ruth Gobel. Ruth Schoeneweis, Donna Smith, Jackie Hall, Paula Nicolet. Page In Anticipation of Future Recreation ASSOCIATION Inside: Judy Brown, Karen Newman, Linda Sharp, Joni Southard, Barbara Oettel, Gloria Kennedy, Sandra Johnson. Wilma Merrit, Janet Doolen, Francis Floyd, Hieta Higgins, Madge Zimmerman, Ann Williams. Judy Ricks, Rexeen Hearn. Delores Whaley, Pat Garrett, Barbara Hilgendorf, Sandra Baker, Donna Jones. Delores Wesley, Donna Best, Page 39 Helen Fry, Annetta Dixon. Outside: Shirley Griggs, Dorothy Cazaad, Martha Dickinson, Vanita Jo Garrett, Donna Zimmerman, Darlene Martin, Pat Hardesty, Janet Bryan, June Schmidt, Virginia Beeman, Barbara Suhre, Mary Gruenenfelder, Pat Pickett, Brenda Hale, Fay Dodd. Creating Harmony SPRING BAND FIRST ROW—Evelyn Pointer, Tom Berry, Stella Ward, Joyce Fields, Wilma Pence, Willene Soper, Hieta Higgins, Janet Klopmeier, Jim Pruitt, Ray Ferguson. Judy Koehler, Angelena Trebing. SECOND ROW—Jerry Oliver, Lynn Ellen Drennen, Kay Shaw, Elaine Kleeman. Barbara Nave, Douglas Sorbie, Bill Shaw, Gary Johnson. Beverly Gehrke, Carolyn Giedenhagen. Carol Pace, Troy Taylor, Sharron Oliver, Margie Stieglitz, Ellen Ellsperman, Barbara Travis, Diana Keefe, Jarrett Peck. THIRD ROW—Morris Higgins, John Whitley, Lyn- dell Tarrant, Lillie Duty, Bob Hilgendorf, Jerry Albright, Ronnie Bishop, Jerome Tucker, Mark Helmkamp, Mike Keefe, Dennis Madison, Norman Halliday, Patricia Kelly, Cherryl Bond, Beatrice Zakaraweski. Jane Drury, Madaline Franklin, Alice Sturgill. Tom Zivic. FOURTH ROW — Gary Best, Gary Smith, Mary Ellen Margherio, Ellen Belangee, Donna Best, Kay Smith, Karen Szegedy, Paul Corcoran, Barbara Oettel, Shirley Plegge, Bonnie Dickinson. Kenneth Paul, Gary Kessler, Danny Harris, Mr. Ernest Opp, Director; Ruth Schoeneweis. Librarian; Karen Neumann, Secre- tary; Ron Autery. Captain; Johnny Johns, Roger Hillhouse, Mike Shaw, Eddie Davis, John Mull, Allen Corcoran. LETTER GIRLS — Linda Sharp. Brenda Hale, Ruth Lehnen, Beverly Moxey, Janet Lamm, Janet Wilson. Lula Montgomery. Not pic- tured — Jim Elliot, Lieutenant. Page 40 Through Group Activity Page 41 Making C.M s World go 'round with Music MAJORETTES SEXTETTE First Row: Beverly Moxey, Janet Wilson, Lula Montgomery. Second Row: Ruth I ehnen, Brenda Hale, Martha Dickinson, Linda Sharp, Janet Lamm. Left to Right: Ramona Vogel, Ruth Schoeneweis, Madge Zimmerman, Ursula Emde, Donna Smith, Barbara Oettel, June Johnson, Donna Zimmerman; Accompanist, Jean Miller, Nettie Jo Klunk, Sandra Hendricks, Janet Neuman, Sandy Baker. Page 42 On the Marquee! CLUB ACTIVITIES The Spectator Staff “The Spectator Is Here!” A sigh of relief is uttered by the Staff, “Thank goodness, we made it!” After a humerous assembly, ad selling, taking pictures, collecting money for pictures, distributing pictures, and selling subscriptions are finished, the Staff puts all these together to help make the Spectator a success. The final joy of the year is making the books balance and then putting the Autograph Party underway. With the help of the fifteen Junior class members, who are competing for positions on the next year’s Staff, and the co-operation of the Senior Staff; “Finis” to the ‘58 yearbook has now been written. Student Council If you should attend one of good old C. M.’s home basketball games and check your coat for one thin dime, you are helping to support the Student Council. We, of the Student Council, earn money for the organization by checking coats and by having our annual Lost and Found Sale in assembly. This sale is an auction, at the end of the school year, of all the lost objects found on the school property that have not been claimed. Under the leadership of our principal, John Stewart, the Student Council assists in student government and attempts to make a more enjoy- able place for all. The members try to set an example of good behavior and dress for the rest of the students to follow. The Student Council is composed of three members from each senior high class and one representative from each home room. The Eaglet Staff The Eaglet Staff publishes a bi-monthly paper to inform the students and faculty about all of the news and events at Civic Memorial High School. The paper, which is mainly a senior project, has a staff of about thirty-five persons. The Eaglet was first published in 1950 under the supervision of Mr. Charles Sing. The paper is now sponsored by Mr. John Bailey. Dramatics Club A STAR IS BORN A bright new star at Civic Memorial this year is the Dramatics Club. This club, under the direc- tion and sponsorship of Mrs. Edna Tucker, has presented numerous plays throughout the year for the general public, and for the club members. The Dramatics Club is open only to Seniors, and to those Juniors, who have earned the right to belong through participating in the Junior Play. The purposes of the Dramatics Club are chiefly to promote interest in the dramatic arts in this area, and to provide entertainment and a chance to gain more dramatic skill for its members. The Drama- tics Club entered a play in the speech contest. The Dramatics Club does not yet have one main project, but it does have several varied ones —such as selling snowcones and crackerjacks at the football and basketball games. National Honor Society Scholarship, leadership, service, and character are the foundation of the National Honor Society, which is composed of eighteen Seniors and twenty- tive Juniors. Invitations for membership are issued each fall by the sponsor, Mrs. Florence McGee, and her assistant, Mrs. Mae Rhine. Formal initiation of Junior pledge members takes place each spring. The sale of Homecoming mums is the only money-making project of this organization. Its main function is to encourage improvement in scholastic achievements. Library Staff “Chaucer, Byron, Mark Twain — we have them all.” Our library is full of famous personages. Won’t you come in and let our staff help you find them? This is the second year of the regular meetings of the library staff. With their aid, Mrs. Florence McGee and Mrs. Mae Rhine have made our library one of which we can be proud. Science Club The Science Club is composed of students who have taken two years of science courses or who are enrolled in their second year course. Its mem- bers complete individual projects by the end of the year. Its sponsor is Mr. Victor Dubblede. The Latin Club The Latin Club consists of students taking Latin or who have taken it in the past. Its money-making project is the sale of candy during the Christmas season. The Latin Club has two annual events, a potluck and initiation in November and a tour of St. Louis in the spring. The club is sponsored by Miss Dorothy Rainey. Page 43 Future Teachers of America The Future Teachers of America is a club that enables high school students to gain a better knowledge of what teaching is actually like. It gives you some idea of what qualities are needed in order to enjoy the profession of teaching. Teaching for a day is a program that enables the Senior members to teach any grade they choose for one day. They are assigned to a big sister or brother who counsels with them and guides them throughout the day. This program also gives them a background for some of their college courses. In looking at the social aspect of the club, we find they have a Holiday Tea every year dur- ing the Christmas holidays. The Tea is held for the former members of the club and at which time ideas are exchanged by the students on the subject of teaching and college. Funds are gained by the sale of pencils and bake sales that are held throughout the year. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Marie Schreiber. Future Nurses of America “I’m a future nurse, may I take your pulse?’’ If you should hear this phrase, don’t be alarmed it’s only an F. N. A. member checking to see that everyone at C. M. is healthy. This club helps with immunization shots, works in the nurse’s office and does numerous other jobs. The sponser of the F. N. A. is the school nurse, Mrs. Viola Metzger. Future Employees of America What qualifications must I have to succeed in the business world? What skills do I need? What is automation doing to the business world and what does it do to my chance for a business job? How do I get a job? These are only a few of the questions that the monthly meetings of the F. E. A. attempt to help solve for their members. Through movies, speakers, panel discussions, brainstorming and buzz sessions, these questions are highlighted with the hope that each member finds the solution to his own particular problem. The F. E. A., composed of students interested in a business career, sell Christmas cards and football scorecards to sponsor their activities throughout the year. The club sponsors are Mrs. Olive Brawn and Mrs. Mary O’Neal. Fufure Distributors of America A State Officer was our goal this year and we succeeded! Bea Tucker was elected Area II Secre- tary and later became State Secretary. How can I sell more merchandise? How can I get along with all types of customers? What future do I have in retailing? How can I be of more value to my employer? These are the prob- lems of the members of the F. D. A., and they attempt to find solutions to such problems through their club programs during the year. The F. D. A. participates in the Area II Conference and the State Leadership Conference each year. They sponsor the Workbook and School Store throughout the year to pay their conference fees and their Annual Employee Banquet which is held each year in April. Mrs. Mary O’Neal, D. E. Coordinator, spon- sors the Club and its activities. Future Homemakers of America “YOU MUST HAVE BEEN A BEAUTIFUL BABY, ‘CAUSE BABY, LOOK AT YOU NOW!’’ This is the theme of the new contest created espec- ially for choosing the cutest Senior baby boy. It was accepted with such enthusiasm that we are sure it will be an annual affair. Among the many services performed by this club are The Sweetheart Dance in February; Christmas Givings, which include donating to the United Christmas Fund, visiting orphans and older people; Christmas caroling; Mother-Daughter Ban- quet, and the Style Show in the spring. The girls work hard all year to be able to sponsor all these different activities. They sell hot dogs, coffee, hot chocolate, and potato chips at the basketball and football games. In short, the F.H.A. has a well-rounded activity, program for the girls, while at the same time pro- viding them with the fundamentals of home mem- bership, womanhood and motherhood. Industrial Arts The purpose of the club is to prepare the members to take their places as mature and re- sponsible citizens in a functioning democracy, to promote the programs of an industrial, cultural, intercultural, social and educational nature. The Industrial Arts Club’s constitution was changed during the 57-58 school year to enable freshmen shop students to join the club. This past year the club sponsored a basketball throw at the Bethalto Homecoming and a Slave Day project. Mr. James Compis is sponsor of the club. Varsity Club A letter, that’s what you need to belong to this club. The distinguished sponsor of this active club is Mr. John Logan, coach of basketball and cross country. The problem of wiping out the deficit of the football lights is our main goal. To do this, we hold an annual basketball game played by the Varsity team versus the Faculty. Both the team and the faculty look forward to this annual event. Our social activities are the annual initiation of the new lettermen, and the athletic banquet for all the boys, who have participated in athletics during the year. Page 44 The Hi-Y Club The Hi-Y Club is one of the service clubs of our school and community. Each year, our club participates in the “Youth and Government” program. Our representatives are sent to Springfield and with other club members take over the legislature and pass laws, which are presented by the various clubs. The Hi-Y sponsors various dances throughout the year and ends its social season with Twirp Week in February. Girls’ Athletic Association To start the year, the ninety-one members of the G. A. A. were hostesses to a Play Day? Throughout the year, they participated in bowling, basketball, softball, volleyball, tumbling and danc- ing. They complete the year with the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet. The club is under the leadership and guidance of Mrs. Martha Swann. Pep Squad The members of the Pep Squad back up the cheerleaders by cheering with them at the Football and Basketball games. It is sponsored by Mrs. Edith Burmester. Cheerleaders The Cheerleaders are elected by the student body. They lead the cheering at the Football and Basketball games. They also lead the Pep Assem- blies and plan social hours after the games. They are sponsored by Mrs. Edith Burmester. Chorus — Glee Club — Band “THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL MEETING FOR ALL MEMBERS OF THE BAND. GLEE CLUB, AND SEXTETTE AT 7:00 IN THE MUSIC ROOM.” Mr. Opp is the speaker; the members of the band, glee club, and sextette, the listeners; and the subject is another rehearsal for the concert tomorrow night. You will find many of these last- minute rehearsals going on all over the place, as well as, people hunting for music, instruments, batons, and, of course, the sextette accompanist. Again this year, as last year, we have two sex- tettes composed of twelve outstanding members of the glee club, which form our double sextette. A very important part of our marching band are the letter girls, who add not only talent to it, but also interest and “eye-appeal.” These groups mentioned above combine to form the largest club in our school, all of which are under the capable direction of Mr. Ernest Opp. During the year, they perform many times at CM, as well as at other schools in the area, and on tour. They do an excellent job of entertaining all ages from the small fry right on up to the older folks. The school is proud of this organization and are glad, when after they have competed with other schools at district and state music contest: they come home with a good share of the rewards. Engineers Club The newly formed Engineers Club consists of a group of boys, ranging from the freshmen through the seniors, who are interested in engineering. All fields of engineering are introduced to give each member a preview of what can be in store for him. The officers of the club are: Bill Landers, Presi- dent; Richard Williams, Vice-president; Larry Taylor, Secretary; and Mickey Henkhaus, Treas- urer. The club has nine crews of five members. Each crew has its own captain, lieutenant, and secretary. The captains of the crews are as fol: lows: No. 1. Glen Eberhart, No. 2. Tom Carter, No. 3. Harlen Shaw, No. 4. Mick Shaw, No. 5. Bill Landers, No. 6. Claude Endicott, No. 7. Fred Vogel, No. 8. Mike Keefe, No. 9, Eddie Cazaad. The club has intentions of joining a national organization of Junior Engineers. It is sponsored by Mr. Thomas Griesbaum. Radio Club The Radio Club, comprised of forty-five boys under the direction of Mr. Thomas Griesbaum, is another of our newly-formed clubs. The purposes of the Radio Club are: (1) to give introductory knowledge of radio to those not fami- liar with it, (2) assist those who are more advanced in industry, electronics, and technology, (3) to assist anyone interested in ham-broadcasting to set up and operate his own station, and (4) to set up a school station. The officers are: Meredith Sebastian, President; Jerry Albright, Vice-President; George Drury, Treasurer; and John Hickerson, Secretary. The crew leaders are Jim Grindstaff, Tom Zivic, Dennis McKey, Charles Vinyard, Bill Shaw, Dennis Doolen, Bob Webster, Bill Landers, and Dennis Pointer. Page 45 When You're Not Looking - the Camera Clicks 1. The Line Up. 2. “Not on the schoolground, boys.” 3. “Surprise!” 4. Round and Round. 5. “Careful now.” 6. “Isn’t it cute?” 7. Watcha’ doin’?” 8. “Spic and Span, Girls.” 9. “Dish it out!” 10. “Just a dash, please.” Page 46 foN C.M. MAN CHE 'S TC-NIGH Referee Instructions Athletics Our Fall Sport Our Winter Sport Page 47 Plunging Through Back Row: Howard Gehrke, Don Florini, Jess Bunch, John Mull. Middle Row: Jerry Dale, Ron Autery, Mike Mead. Page 48 First Row: Dale Ahlmeyer, Jerry Lasseter, Bob Howard, Terry Hubbs. Those Lines With Brawn Back Row: Bill Bond, Rich Sandbach, Tom Yerkes, First Row; Jim Elliott, Bud Halliday, Sam Kron Gerald Davis. able. Middle Row: Joe Haar. Page 49 VARSITY FOOTBALL First Row: Don Emde, Bill Bond, Ron Autery, Terry Hubbs, Richard Sandbach, Jerry Dale, Nor- man Halliday, Jerry Lassater, Gerald Davis, Howard Gehrke, Dale Ahlmeyer. Second Row: Jess Bunch, Jim Elliott, Bob Howard, James Turner, Earl Rothe, Tom Yerkes, John Mull, Troy Taylor, Lloyd Dodson. Third Row: Lloyd Hawkins, Coach; Joe Haar, Mike Mead, Jim Kronable, Don Florini, Bill Teems, Charles Bryan, Manager; Jim Watkins, Manager; Ed Davis, Manager. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL First Row: Lyndell Tarrant, Charles Turner, Jerry Davis, Earl Rothe, John Mull, Jim Kronable, Don Florini, Bill Teems, Gary Cain, Dale Ahlmeyer, Tom Yerkes. Second Row: Lewis Hauser, Coach; Charles Fitz- gerald, Dennis Doolen, Dennis Autery, Dennis Halli- day, Lloyd Dodson, Ron Davies, Jack Cooper, Troy Taylor, Charles Bryan, Manager. Demonstrating Agility VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row: Jim Watkins. Howard Gchrkc. Jim Second Row: Edward Hartweger. assistant coach; Kronable, Jim Milligan, Bill Kuttcr, Glen Heflin, Jim Bruce, Mike Mead. Bob Stieglitz, Richard Charles Bryan. Knoche, Norman Halliday, Rich Dressendorfer, Jerry Dale, John Logan, coach. JR. VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row: Charles Bryan, Howard Gchrke, Jim Second Row: Howard Hall. Eugene Schoeneweis, Watkins, Managers. Danny Milligan. Gary Heflin, John Mull, Sam Kronable, Donald Kleeman, Ed Davis, Ron Coy, Charles Fitzgerald, Edward Hartweger, Coach. Page 51 On the Hardwood Gary Heflin Page 52 Jim Kronable Jerry Dale Bob Stieglitz Dan Milligan Harold Downing VISIT At Home and Away Bill Kutter Richard Dressendorfer Richard Knoche Norman Halliday Mike Mead Jim Bruce Page 5 $ or 1953' Achieving Speed and Skill CROSS COUNTRY First Row: Donald Kleeman, Gary Heflin, Ron Coy, Larry Overmeyer, Bill Landers, Gerald Davis, Bill Kutter. Second Row: Mr. John Logan, coach, Richard Dressendorfer, Paul Lamarr, Jim Bruce, Eugene Schoeneweis, Harold Downing, Roger Hunt, Dennis Pointer, Richard Knoche, Robert Stieglitz. BASEBALL First Row: Ronald Davies, Charles Bryan, Gerald Davis, Richard Sandbach, Howard Gehrke, Don Beeman. Second Row: Jim Watkins, Manager; Norman Halliday, Richard Dressendorfer, Tom Yerkes, Mike Mead, Mr. Z. R. Howard, Coach. Third Row: Jerry Dale, Jim Bruce, Don Emde, Bob Stieglitz. to Win Trophies for C. M. High TRACK First Row: Howard Gehrke, Gary Van Meter, Don- ald Beeman, Earl Rothe, Richard Sandbach, Jerry Dale, Bill Teems, Gary Cain, Charles Turner, Mere- dith Sebastian, John Mull, Bernard Mennemeyer. Second Row: Ron Coy, Larry Overmeyer, Donnie Brown, Roger Hunt, Dennis Pointer, Fred Reynolds, Bill Landers, Jerry Davis, Terry Hubbs, Lyndell Tarrant, Jerry Lasseter, Mr. Lloyd Hawkins, Coach. Uuuuuuuggghh!!!!!! Three to Get Ready!!!!!! Page 55 On The Marquee! ATHLETIC EVENTS Football “Autery charges through for a first down. Tackled by Dale! Tackled by Howard!” These words were heard frequently during the 1957 football season as the Eagles came up with a four win, four loss and a tie record. Though plagued by injuries, they made a creditable showing in every game. The players as well as the coaches feel that their best game was the first one of the season, against Wood River, when the squad was intact. Cross Country If, during September or October, you passed the school and saw a group of very tired-looking boys go jogging past, you probably saw our cross-country team. These boys, under the direction of Coach Logan, traveled to the surrounding schools to compete for honors. Led by Ron Coy, a new boy at C.M. this year, they won six out of seven dual meets and placed well in the Troy Invitational and Midwestern Conference meets. Basketball The 1957-58 basketball team, under the direction of Coach Logan and led by Rich Knoche turned in a fair 12-15 season. With the help of a couple of sophomores, moved up from Junior Varsity, the squad won almost every non-conference game. The conference games were the stumbling blocks. The conference games were usually close, hard-fought games with our team coming out on the short end. The league leaders had many a good scare, but we could not seem to get enough pep into our rallies. A very promising Junior Varsity, coached by Mr. Edward Hartweger, had a very good record. These boys are expected to bolster the team next year. Both coaches and students are looking forward to the coming year with high hopes. Baseball The ’57 baseball season, though not one of our best, was not altogether a loss. The Juniors and Sophomores played in a number of games and gained experience for the next year. With Mike Mead’s timely hitting and Jerry Dale’s skillful fielding behind the Eagles’ star hurler, Don Emde, the ’58 season was one full of victories for the Eagles. Track The track team of 1957-’5S with the added im- petus of experience gained the year before, had a fine season. With Bill Kutter, broad jumping, Jerry Dale running the hurdles and pole vaulting, the team won a good percentage of their meets. THE SCOREBOOK SAYS Basketball Staunton 42 C. M. 44 Jerseyville 49 C. M. 37 Roxana 61 C. M. 41 Bunker Hill 54 C. M. 68 Livingston 42 C. M. 53 Highland 80 C. M. 75 Troy 69 C. M. 75 Mascoutah 52 C. M. 56 Vandalia 53 C. M. 36 Gillespie 63 C. M. 62 Carrollton 48 C. M. 46 Dupo 44 C. M. 39 Assumption 50 C. M. 60 Southwestern 31 C. M. 36 Highland 59 C. M. 54 Madison 55 C. M. 51 Cahokia 49 C. M. 44 Dupo 60 C. M. 49 Madison 87 C. M. 59 Mt. Olive 46 C. M. 64 Highland 58 C. M. 57 Springfield 44 C. M. 52 Gillespie 47 C. M. 72 Cahokia 61 C. M. 54 Roxana 70 C. M. 57 Hillsboro 58 C. M. 71 Staunton 53 C. M. 56 Litchfield 60 C. M. 51 Wood River Football 7 C. M. 6 Madison 26 C. M. 13 Dupo 26 C. M. 19 Cahokia 6 C. M. 13 Roxana 26 C. M. 0 Highland 12 C. M. 12 W. M. A. 6 C. M. 13 Lindburgh 13 C. M. 33 Southwestern 6 C. M. 19 Page 56 Page 57 JUNE, HOMECOMING QUEEN ACTIVITIES Senior Play Jr.-Sr. Prom Junior Play and Her Maids Linda Sharp Beatrice Tucker Lula Montgomery Donna Smith Mary Gruenenfelder Ramona Vogel Homecoming FIRST PRIZE— Homecoming Parade We Crown A New Queen OUR CORONATION Don Emde Diane Juneau Bill Bond Bud Halliday Ron Autery Anna Augustine Lulu Montgomery Mary Gruenenfelder Linda Sharp Queen June, Diane Juneau, Pat Halliday, Susan Juneau Homecoming Dance OCTOBER 26, 1957 Mike Mead Terry Hubbs Jerry Dale Joe Haar Susan Juneau June Schmidt Donna Smith Bea Tucker Ramona Vogel Page 61 Who Dunit? JUNIOR PLAY CAST First Row: Judy Latcmpt. Donna Zimmermann, Jean Miller, Barbara McCleland, Barbara Roach, Donna Shewmaker, Mary Reeves, Janet Cruse, Jeanette Tarrant, Donna Jones, Gerald Davis, Dick Sandbach, Mary Morrow, Ronald Davies. Second Row: Charles Turner. Jim Dodson, Jerry Lasseter, John Hickerson, Judy Ricks, Annette Dixon, Gary Best, Linda Wesley, Troy Taylor, Meredith Sebas- tian, Mickey Shaw, Dennis Pointer. Page 62 Make-up Artists A Moment of Suspense! SENIOR PLAY CAST 1st Row: Anna Augustine, Ruth Schoeneweis, Bar- bara Oettel, Bill Landers, Donna Smith. Tom Berry, Don Emde. David McGaughey, Joe Wright, Don Tarrant. 2nd Row: Glen Thompson. Jackie Webb, Paula Nicolet, June Johnson, Norman Halliday, Tom McCarthy, Charles Bryan, Bob Stieglitz, Don Bee- man, Eugene Green. 3rd Row: Janet Lamm, Jackie Hall, Joyce Martin, Dorothy Cross, Ursula Emde, Linda Sharp, Ruth Lehnen, Ron Tarrant, Gary Vanmeter. Talking It Over! Green Valley Junior-Senior Prom '57 Page 64 On the Marquee! SOCIAL ACTIVITIES HOMECOMING Tense excitement prevailed during the various activities at the sixth annual Homecoming Cele- bration on October 25 at C.M.H.S. Although hampered somewhat by the bitter cold, the parade elevated the spirits of students, faculty, and alumni. Clever themes, ingeniously executed, inspired the Eagles to defeat Western Military Academy’s cadets. The flu bug, a biting wind, and a rugged W.M.A. team combined to make a tough opponent, but the high flying Eagles soared to a 13 to 7 victory. As an added feature of the day, the Student Council sponsored a reunion for the class of 1952. Amid shimmering decorations of silver and blue, the queen and her court were individually spot- lighted under a cascade of stars and a gigantic blue moon. A silver crown cradled in a sparkling moon and table centerpieces of tiny angels fur- thered the illusion of a celestial paradise. The crowning of a new queen, Miss June Schmidt, marked the end of a perfect day of homecoming festivities and the beginning of Miss Schmidt’s reign as Sports Queen. After an impressive recessional, Queen June and her royal court joined the assembled throng in dancing under star-sprinkled “Blue Moonbeams.” “Who Dunit?” A mystery-comedy was presented by the Junior Class on November 15, 1957 at File Gymnasium. In classic detective style, the leading character, a mystery writer, rounds up all the suspects as he tries to outwit an archangel and thus discover his murderer. The role of Alexander Arlington, well-known mystery writer, was played by Gerald Davis; and that of Michael, the Archangel, by John Hickerson. Members of Arlington’s household, rounded up in turn as suspects included Annie, the Maid; Harry, the butler-gardener; Miss Jenkins, the capable secretary; and Andrew Arlington, the nephew. These characters were portrayed by Linda Wesley, Dennis Pointer, Jean Miller, and Ronald Davies. Others who became implicated were Alexander Arlington’s fiancee, played by Donna Zimmerman, her muscular boy friend, played by Richard Sand- bach; and Flo Baker, friend of Andrew Arlington, played by Mary Morrow. A neat bit of celestial deduction clears up the question: “Who Dunit?” in a humorous surprise ending. Green Valley A comedy-fantasy in three acts, by Frank Wat- tron, was presented in the File Gymnasium on April 25. The action of the entire play was in front of Eldon Berry’s cabin in the fabulously fertile Green Valley. Senior Class Members turned into hillbillies, spirits, and old-time settlers in the performance of this play. In true Berry tradition and as part of the costuming, bonnets, overalls, vests, boots and beards were all in evidence. For a hundred years the Berry family has owned Green Valley, but in the opening scene of the play we learned that Eldon, the only living Berry, was about to lose it to the unscrupulous hands of Tobias J. Everheel. Stirred by the threat to their valley Eldon’s ancestors came back to fight, to laugh, to love, and above all to help save it. The ancestral roles were as follows: Ruth Ann Schoeneweis as sharp-eyed Granny Berry; David McGaughey as peppery, fun-loving Grandpaw Ber- rv; Norman Halliday, Robert Stieglitz; Tom Mc- Carthy and Joe Wright as the stalwart brothers, Jeb, Calhoun, Ransome, and J. D. and Anna Aug- ustine as Prudence Berry. Of the Live Ones, Tom Berry had the lead as Eldon, the farmer with the “green thumb.” The part of Primrose Stokes, native girl in love with Eldon, was played by Donna Smith. Don Emde turned Villain in the role of Tobias J. Everheel, the land grabbing sharpster. Supporting roles were Tinker Smith, the perplexed tractor driver, by William Landers, also Martha Mears, member of the local Historical Society, by Barbara Oettel and Eva Friese, creamery maid, by Paula Nicolet. As peace was restored to Green Valley, Shade Stokes and the displaced settlers returned to their homes. The settlers were as follows: Rufe Thomas, good-hearted native by Donald Beeman; Sarah, his wife by June Johnson; Hip Cooley, a dispos- sessed farmer by Donald Tarrant; Mamie, his wife by Jackie Webb; and Shade Stokes, Prim’s father. Junior-Senior Prom The Senior Class of 1957 entered the sea of romance as honored guests at the annual Junior- Senior Prom when C.M.’s gym was transformed into Neptune’s Kingdom. Below calm aqua waves, they swam to the music of Walt Schlemer and nibbled the leaves of undersea plants. Sunken treasure, gilded fish, deep- sea divers, and a huge pink shell enchanted the depths of that watery place. Queen Aphrodite, Joan Bria, and King Neptune, Dave Cain, granted every wish of their subjects while members of the Junior and Senior class, invited guests and faculty, enjoyed the wonders of being a fish as they collected “MEMORIES IN MIST.” Page 65 Page 66 FADS AND STYLES OF 58 The Big Snow. Shoes — Male and female. Bulky knits with Shawl collars. For Dress — For Play. Long Hose won the Spotlight for a short period. Mademoiselle Modiste. '58 Model with Magnetic Door. Latest Hair Cut — Male '58 Model with Fabric Dial Crew-neck Sweaters were the Rage. '58 Fairlane 500 — Ford to you! F.H.A. — Chooses Senior Baby King — Turns into twins splTtSparty FfcSHMw? CLASS Page 6' Introducing the Board of Education NED BOND President JOHN SMITH Secretary FLOYD McGAUGHEY President Pro Tern BYRON DRENNAN Secretary Pro-Tem The Board of Education, composed of seven men from the various areas which comprise our Community Unit, are always alert to the changing needs of education and enact the legislation to meet these needs. It is through their constant vigilance and unceasing efforts, that our Community Unit leads the schools in this area forward to a higher and more progressive type of educa- tion. The Seniors realize and appreciate what these men have done for our unit and wish to show their appreciation by saying; “Thanks, you have done an Excellent Job.” ERNEST PECK MILTON WOFFORD HAROLD ALBERS Page 68 The Administrators WILBUR R. TRIMPE Superintendent of Community Unit No. 8 SENIORS OF '58: As you leave the halls and classrooms of Civic Memorial, you are enter- ing a new, difficult, different, but fascinating world. A world of satellites, missiles, rockets, jets, automation, and world conflict is your future. We sincerely hope that your four years here have given you the background, the insight, the attitudes, the courage, and the ability to cope with your world. Your teachers have trained, counseled and guided you: To think for yourself; the methods of solving problems; to work together; to be dependable and responsible; to be physically fit; and to live in a social world. The Board of Education and the administrators have given you a modern, progressive, well-rounded curriculum from which you could choose to prepare yourself for the career you preferred. Your future is yours to do with as you will but, we, at Civic Memorial will be wishing you Success and Happiness as you solve the problems of the world. Page 69 KERMIT HARDEN Assistant Superintendent of Community Unit No. 8 Those of us who completed our schooling during the last quarter- century felt that we had witnessed great and fantastic changes in the world about us during that time. Our generation saw the advent of the supersonic jet plane, the atomic and hydrogen bombs, that one-eyed mon- ster, television, and the anti-biotic wonder drugs. Compared with the changes that are destined to be made in our lives during the next 25 years, these de- velopments will seem small and in- significant indeed. Manned space ships are just around the corner. Fully automated factories will be commonplace. Most major diseases are certain to be conquered. Life expectancy will continue to increase. The horizon is unlimited and defies even the imagination. Have you prepared to take your place in tomorrow’s world? Have you laid a foundation of the basic know- ledge and skills that will enable you to keep up with the rapid changes that are being made in your world? Or will you be left behind, trying to get by on yesterday’s knowledge in tomorrow’s world? The choice has been yours. SHELTON C. MAYES Assistant Principal Page 70 Special Teachers VIOLA METZGER School Nurse FLORENCE McGEE Librarian MAE RHINE Assistant Librarian AMELIA STALLINGS Cafeteria Director SHELTON MAYES Dean of Boys MARTHA SWANN Dean of Girls VIOLA METZGER R.N., P.H.N., St. Joseph’s Hospital School of Nurs- ing, St. Louis U. Sponsor of Future Nurses of America. FLORENCE McGEE A.B., Fairmont State Teachers College, University of Illinois, Washington U., S.I.U. Sponsor of National Honor Society and Library Staff. MAE RHINE S.I.U., Shurtleff, McKendree. Assistant Librarian. Co-sponsor of National Honor Society and Library Staff, Study Hall Teacher. AMELIA STALLINGS B.S., and M.S., at S.I.U. Homemaking II, Family Living, Cafeteria Director. Sponsor of the Junior Class and Future Homemakers of America. SHELTON MAYES B.S., Western Illinois State University. Algebra I, Driver Education, Assistant Principal, Dean of Boys, Senior Sponsor, Chairman of Math Department. MARTHA SWANN B.S., Illinois State Normal University, Physical Edu- cation. Dean of Girls, Sponsor of the Girls’ Athletic Association, and Co-Sponsor of the Senior Class. Page 71 The Faculty JOHN P. BAILEY B.A., McKendree College, English I, II, V; Sponsor of Eaglet. KENNETH O. BELL B.S., Western Illinois University; Drafting (Ind. Arts, Ind. Arts I, Ind. Arts II) Drivers Training. Sponsor of Jr. Class, Jr. Tri-Hi-Y. JOHN P. BAILEY KENNETH O. BELL OLIVE BRAWN B. E., Illinois State Normal; Typing I, II; Sponsor of Sophomore Class, Co sponsor of F.E.A. OLIVE BRAWN EDITH JANE BURMESTER L.I. B.S.; Arkansas Tech. S.I.U., Girls Physical Education, High school-Jr. High; Sponsor of Senior Cheer Leaders, Jr. High Cheer Leaders, Pep Squad. OMER CAREY B.A., Illinois Wesleyan University; Illinois State Normal University; General Business, Record Keeping; Sponsor of Jr. F.E.A., Freshman Class. EDITH JANE BURMESTER OMER CAREY JAMES A. COMPIS JAMES A. COMPIS B.S., Illinois State Normal, Metal Shop I, II, III, IV, Electricity. Sponsor of Industrial Arts Club. VICTOR DUBBELDE B.A., Los Angeles State College; Biology; Chemistry; Sponsor of Science Club, Jr. Class. THOMAS E. GRIESBAUM B.S., Washington University, Parks College; Math; Spon- sor of Sophomore Class. VICTOR DUBBELDE THOMAS E. GRIESBAUM EDWARD HARTWEGER B.S., Eastern Illinois; Industrial Arts, (8th I II III IV) Sponsor of Jr. Class, Co-sponsor Ind. Arts Club. EDWARD HARTWEGER LLOYD L. HAWKINS B.S., North East Mo. State Teachers College; American History, P.E., Football Coach, Sponsor of Senior Class. MARJORIE HOUGHLAND B.S., Eastern Illinois State, Homemaking 8th. E.M.H., I; Sponsor of Jr. F.H.A.. Freshman Class. LLOYD L. HAWKINS FOREST KOHLBURN B.S. M.A., St. Louis University; Biology; Sponsor of Jr. Hi-Y, Asst. Sponsor of Jr. Class. MARJORIE HOUGHLAND FOREST KOHLBURN Page 72 Helping Us to Make the Most of Our Acquired Knowledge JOHN LOGAN B.S., Shurtleff College, Graduate Work, U. of Illinois. Driver Education, Coach of Track, Cross Country, and Basketball, Sponsor of Lettermen’s Club. EVA VAN WINKLE OETTING B.S.. Art Education, Illinois State Normal University. Art 8. I, II. Ill, Sponsor of Sr. Hi-Y Club and Freshman Class. MARY O’NEAL B.E., Western Illinois State College, M.A., University of Illinois, Work toward Doctorate, University of Colorado. Business Education, Sponsor of Spectator, Future Em- ployees of America, and Future Distributors of America. ERNEST OPP B.S., Education, Western Illinois State College, Vocal and Instrumental Music, Sponsor of Band, Glee Club, and Sextette. DOROTHY G. RAINEY A.B., Shurtleff College. M.A, State University of Iowa, English II, Latin I, II. Sponsor of the Latin Club and Co- sponsor of Sophomore Class. JOHN LOGAN EVA OETTING MARY O’NEAL ERNEST OPP DOROTHY RAINEY MARIE SCHREIBER MARIE SCHREIBER B.S. in Business, Shurtleff College, Bookkeeping, Short- hand, Record Keeping, Sponsor of Future Teachers of America and Sophomore Class. JUNIA D. SMART A. B., Flora Macdonald College, Graduate Work; John Hopkins University and Washington University. English, Sponsor of Senior Class. AMELIA STALLINGS B. S., and M.S, at Southern Illinois University. Homemak- ing II, Family Living, Director of the Cafeteria. Sponsor of the Junior Class and Future Homemakers of America. JUNIA D. SMART AMELIA STALLINGS MARTHA SWANN MARTHA SWANN B.S., Illinois State Normal University, Physical Education, Dean of Girls, Sponsor of the Girls’ Athletic Association and Sponsor of the Senior Class. BERNARD F. TEPEN BERNARD F. TEPEN B.S., Western Illinois State University, Mathematics, Sponsor of Freshman Class, and Sr. Hi-Y. EDNA TUCKER EDNA TUCKER WALTER ZIMMERMAN A.B., Kansas Wesleyan University, Illinois Wesleyan Uni- versity of Illinois, University of Colorado. English I, Dra- matics, Sponsor Dramatic Club. WALTER ZIMMERMAN A.B., B.S., Lewis Institute, Chicago, Illinois. Math 8, U.S. History, American Problems, Co-Sponsor Junior Class. Acting as our Guides, Philosophers and Friends Page 75 MARJORIE SPEARS Bookkeeper, Supt. Office HELEN POINTER See’y., Ass’t Supt. Office OFFICE PERSONNEL ALDENE LEONARD JUDY HUFF JEANE KEEFE Bookkeeper, Supt. Office Receptionist, Supt. Office Receptionist, Supt. Office JANET GpESSMAN BERNICE SCHOENEWEIS Secy., Principal’s Office Bookkeeper, Cafeteria and Transportation The Office and Cafeteria Personnel CAFETERIA STAFF Miss Amy Stallings, Su- pervisor. Mrs. Nellie Tay- lor. Chief Cook, Mrs. Lillian Sparrowk, Mrs. Florence Sticglitz, Mrs. Florence Lehnen, Mrs. Helen Kessler. Page 76 MAINTENANCE AND TRANSPORTATION STAFF IKE RHINE Assistant Superintendent -- Maintenance and Transportation B.S. Shurtleff College, Director of Visual Aids SPECIAL TRANSPORTATION Mrs. Margaret Bernhard Mr. Ike Rhine Mrs. Maxine Peck CUSTODIANS Mrs. Myrtle Graville Mr. William Thompson Mr. George Cooper Mr. Perry Simpson BUS DRIVERS FIRST ROW: Mr. Forest Kohlburn. Mrs. Dorothy Snodgrass. Mrs. Obera McMillen. Mrs. Geraldine Suhre. Mrs. Virginia Ir- win. Vernell Smith, Mrs. V a n i t a Lassater. Ike Rhine. BACK ROW: Floyd Ellsperman, Victor Dub- belde. Page 77 Seniors ACORD, HOWARD Roxana 1. ALBRIGHT. JERRY Science Club 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Letter Winner 1, 2, 3, 4. AUGUSTINE, ANNA HOWARD ACORD Student Council 1; Spectator Staff 4; Ass’t Business Man- ager 4; Eaglet Staff 3, 4; Ass’t Art Editor 3, 4; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1. Substitute 3, 4; GAA 2, 3. 4; FHA 1. 2; Secretary 1; FTA 3. 4; Junior and Senior Class Plays; National Honor Society 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1, V- President 1; Girl’s Chorus 1; Glee Club 1; Dramatic Club 4; Speech Contest 4. AUTERY. RONALD Eaglet Staff 3, Art Editor 3; FDA 3; Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Captain 4; District Ensemble Entry 1; District Music Con- test 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1. BARTEE,JOHN JERRY ALBRIGHT Industrial Arts Club 1. BATTLES, ROBERT Eaglet Staff 3. 4; Printer 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 4, Sec- retary 4; Baseball 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4. BECK, BYRON Eaglet Staff 3, 4; Proofreader 3, Managing Editor 4; Science Club 4; Fr,A 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Play; National Honor Society 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4. ANNA AUGUSTINE RON AUTERY BEEMAN, DONALD JOHN BARTEE Eaglet Staff 3, 4, Sports Editor 4; Humor Column 4; FEA 4; Track 3; Cross Country 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Eagles’ Club 4; Dramatic Club 4. ROBERT BATTLES BELANGEE, MILDRED Pep Squad 2; GAA 2; FNA 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Library Staff 1; Band 1, 2, 3; Letter Winner 1, 2, 3; Girl’s Chorus 4. BYRON BECK BERKEL, BILL Industrial Arts Club 4. DON BEEMAN BERRY, TOM MILDRED BELANGEE Student Council 1; Science Club 2, 3, 4; FTA 2, 3, 4; V- President 4; Latin Club 1. 2, 3, 4; President 4; Junior and Senior Class Plays; National Honor Society 3, 4; Hi-Y 1. 2, 3. 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Letter Winner 2, 3; Kev Winner 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Football 1, 3; Dramatics Club 4. BILL BERKEL BIESK. ROSEMARY TOM BERRY Pep Squad 1; Cheerleader 2. 3. 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; FHA 1; FEA 2. 3, 4: Treasurer 4: Hi-Y 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Girl’s Chorus 3, 4; State Music Contest 3. BOND, BILL Industrial Arts Club 2; Football 1, 3, 4; Eagles’ Club 4. BRAMLET, BARBARA Pep Squad 1; GAA 2; FHA 1, 2; Library Staff 1. Page 78 ROSEMARY BIESK BILL BOND BARBARA BRAMLET In Retrospect K I mm a . Page 79 BREWSTER, FAYE F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; F.D.A. 4; Library Staff 3. BRUCE, JIM F.E.A. 4; Industrial Arts 4; President 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Eagles’ Club 4. BRYAN, CHARLES FAYE BREWSTER Spectator Staff 4, Boy’s Sports Editor 4; Eaglet Staff 3, Printer 3; National Honor Society 3, 4, President 4; Man- ager Football 4; Manager Basketball 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play. BUNCH, JESS Junior Play 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Football 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4. CANNON, JACQUALIN Pep Squad 1, 2; Letter Girl 3; G.A.A. 2. 3; F.E.A. 1, 2, 3; Latin Club 1; Play 3, Hi-Y 1; Girl’s Chorus 1, 3. JIM BRUCE CATO, JEANETTE Pep Squad 1; F.H.A. 1, 2; F.E.A. 4; Girl’s Chorus 1, 2, 4. COOPER, JERROLD COPELAND, JUDY West Junior, Alton Senior High, 1, 2. F.N.A. 4; Dramatic Club 4. COSBY, RONALD F.E.A. 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Band 1; F.D.A. 4. CHARLES BRYAN JESS BUNCH JACQUALIN CANNON JEANETTE CATO DALE, JERRY D. Spectator 4, Art Editor 4; Eaglet 3, 4; Art Editor 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Eagles’ Club 3, 4; V-President 3, Presi- dent 4. DUGGER, SANDRA Wood River High School 1, 2, 3; Eaglet Staff 4; Pep Squad 4; G.A.A. 4; Dramatic Club 4. JERROLD COOPER JUDITH COPELAND RONALD COSBY DUTY, NETTIE JERRY DALE G.A.A. 2; F.H.A. 1, 2; F.E.A. 3, 4. ELLIOTT, JAMES Hi-Y 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Letter Winner 1, 2; Marching Band 2; Lieutenant 4; District Ensemble Entry 2, 3; Dis- trict Music Contest 2. 3; District Music Winner 2; State Music Contest 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Base- ball 1; Eagles’ Club 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4. SANDY DUGGER NETTIE DUTY EMDE, DON Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, V-President 4; Spectator Staff 3, 4, Snap Shot Editor 3, 4; Science Club 4; Latin Club 1; Play 3, 4; Hi-Y 1, President 1; Football 1, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Cross Country 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Eaglet Staff 3, 4, Senior Interviews 3, 4. Page 80 JAMES ELLIOTT DON EMDE Our Awe-Struck Freshman Year Page 81 Our Care-Free Sophomore Year EMDE, URSULA Spectator Staff 4; Girl’s Sports Editor 4; Eaglet Staff 3. 4; Typist 3, 4; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Letter Girl 3; GAA 2, 3, 4; FEA 1. 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Girl’s Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus Letter Winner 1, 2, 3, 4; Girl’s Sextette 3, 4; District Music Ensemble Entry 3; District Ensemble Winner 3: State Ensemble Entry 3; State Music Winner 3; District Music Contest 2; District Music Winner 2; State Music Winner 2, 3; State Music Contest 2, 3; Dramatic Club 4. ENDICOTT, CLAUDE Student Council 3; Eaglet Staff 3, 4; Printer 3, 4; FDA 4; Football 1; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4. FINES, PEGGY Pep Squad 2, 4; GAA 3; FHA 1. 2. 3; Latin Club 1; Library Staff 2; Glee Club 2; Girl’s Chorus 2. GEHRKE, DOROTHY GAA 3; FHA 2; FEA 3; Latin Club 1; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Girl’s Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4. GEHRKE, HOWARD Eaglet Staff 4; Teacher Interviews 4; Football 3, 4; Basketball 3; Manager 4; Track 3; Baseball 2. GOFF, HELEN L. Eaglet Staff 3, 4; Typist 3, 4; FEA 1, 2, 3, 4; Girl’s Chorus 1, 2. GRABLE, IRIS Class President 1, 2; Eaglet Staff 3, 4; Typist 3, 4; Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 2, 3. 4; FHA 4; FT A 2, 3; Hi-Y 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Girl’s Chorus 1, 2, 3; District Music Contest 2, 3; State Music Contest 2, 3. GREEN, EUGENE Industrial Arts Club 2; V-President. GRINDSTAFF, JIM Wood River High 1, 2; Eaglet Staff 3, 4; Printer 3, 4. HAAR, JOSEPH Library Staff 2; Class V-President 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Eagles’ Club 4; Sec-Treas. 4. HALL, JACQUELINE Student Council 1; Eaglet Staff 4; Tvpist 4; Pep Squad 1, 2. 3, 4; GAA 2, 3. 4; FHA 1, 2, 3; Secretary 3; FEA 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Girl’s Chorus 2, 3, 4; Chorus Letter Winner 2, 3, 4; District Music Contest 2; District Music Winner 2; State Music Contest 2, 3, 4; State Music Winner 2, 3, 4. HALLIDAY, NORMAN Science Club 2. 3, 4; FEA 3, 4; Pres. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Letter Winner 2, 3; Marching Band 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Eagles’ Club 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4; Class Play 4. HEFLIN, GLEN Football 3. HENDRICKS, SAUNDRA Eaglet Staff 3, 4; Typist 3, 4; Teacher Interviews 4; Science Club 1, 2; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 1; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Chorus I, 2, 3, 4; Chorus Letter winner 1, 2. 3, 4; Girls’ Sextette 3, 4; District Ensemble Entry 3, 4; District En- semble Winner 3; State Ensemble Entry 3; State Ensem- ble Winner 3; District Music Contest 1, 2. 3; District Music Winner 1, 2, 3, 4; State Music Contest 2, 3; State Music Winner 2, 3; District Speech Contest 3; Dramatic Club 4; Sr. Class Play. Page 82 URSULA EMDE CLAUDE ENDICOTT PEGGY FINES DOROTHY GEHRKE HOWARD GEHRKE HELEN GOFF IRIS GRABLE EUGENE GREEN JIMMY GRINDSTAFF JOSEPH HAAR JACQUELINE HALL NORMAN HALLIDAY GLEN HEFLIN SAUNDRA HENDRICKS too Young to be Sure-too Old to be Scared Page 83 Our Junior Year HENKHAUS, JOHN Latin Club 1; FDA 1; Dramatic Club 4. CROSS, DOROTHY Pep Squad 3, 4; FHA 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Girls’ Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus Letter Winner 3, 4; State Music Contest 3; State Music Winner 3; Dramatic Club 4. HOWARD. ROBERT Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2; Eagles’ Club 2, 3, 4. HUBBS. TERRY FEA 3; Library Staff 1; Band 1, 2, 3; Marching Band 1; District Music Contest 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Eagles’ Club 3, 4; Basketball 1. JOHNSON, JUNE Class Officer, Sec.Treas. 2; Spectator Staff 4; Eaglet Staff 3, 4; Exchange Editor 3; Typist 3. 4; Feature 4: Science Club 4; Pep Squad 1 ,2, 3, 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3; Treasurer 3; FTA 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 2; Class Play 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; V-President 2; Girls’ Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Sextette 1, 2, 3, 4; District Ensemble Entry 1, 2, 3, 4; District Ensemble Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 4; District Music Winner 2; State Music Contest 2. 3. 4; District Speech Contest 4; Dramatics Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2. KENNEDY, GLORIA Post Jackson 2; FNA 2, 3, 4. K1MBRO, JAMES KNOCHE, RICHARD Industrial Arts Club 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Baseball 4; Eagles’ Club 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4. KOEHLER. JUDY Pep Squad 1, 2, 3; GAA 2, 3, 4; FHA 1; FNA 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Letter Winner 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; District Ensemble Entry 1, 2, 3. LAMM, JANET Science Club 2, 4; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 2, 4; FNA 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 4; FDA 3; Sec-Treas. 3; Hi-Y 4; Marching Band 3, 4; Drum Majorette 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Letter Winner 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4; State Music Contest 2, 3; Winner 3; Class Play 3, 4. LANDERS, BILL Class President 4; Spectator 3, 4; Junior Editor 3; Editor 4; Science Club 3, 4; President 4; Band 1; Letter Winner 1; Marching Band 1; Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1. 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 4; Baseball 2. 3; Dramatic Club 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Sr. Class Play. LANE, PAUL Eaglet Staff 3, 4; Typist 3; Printer 4; FEA 1, 2; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Play; Dramatic Club 4; Science Fair 3; Third Place Winner. LARGE, RUSSELL Latin Club 1; Football 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1. LEHNEN, RUTH Student Council 2; Spectator Staff 4; Eaglet Staff 3, 4; Typist 3; Senior Interviews 3, 4; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; FEA 3; FTA 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Drum Majorette 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; District Ensemble Contest 3; Dis- trict Music Winner 1, 2; District Music Contest 1, 2, 4; State Music Contest 2, 3; State Music Winner 2, 3; Dra- matic Club 4; Glee Club Sec. 4; Senior Class Play. JOHN HENKHAUS DOROTHY CROSS BOB HOWARD TERRY HUBBS JUNE JOHNSON GLORIA KENNEDY JAMES KIMBRO RICHARD KNOCHE JUDY KOEHLER JANET LAMM WILLIAM LANDERS PAUL LANE RUSSELL LARGE RUTH LEHNEN Page 84 The Magazine Drive Page 85 Class Play-- A Boy Named LUCAS, JOYCE Pep Squad 2; GAA 4; FHA 1, 2; FEA 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Girls’ Chorus 1, 2, 4; Chorus Letter Winner 2. McCarthy, thomas Carlinville Community High 1, 2, 3; Senior Play. McGAUGHEY, DAVE Science Club 2, 3, 4; V-President 4; FTA 3, 4; President 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Chaplain 2; Football 3; Senior Class Play. MARR, RENNIE Grafton and Wood River High 1. MARR, WESLEY Wood River 1; Basketball 1; Cross Country 2, 3. MARTIN, JOYCE Pep Squad 2, 3. 4; Letter Girl 2. 3; GAA 2, 3, 4; FHA 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Letter Winner 1, 2, 3, 4; District Music Contest 1, 2; State Music Contest 2, 3; Dramatic Club 4. MAYNARD, BOB MEAD, MIKE Spectator 3, 4; Jr. Business Manager 3; Sr. Business Man- ager 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Eagles’ Club 2, 3, 4; V-President 4. MENKE, FRANCIS FDA 3, 4; President 4; Hi-Y 1. MERRITT, WILMA GAA 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2; FNA 3, 4; Sec. 4; Latin Club 1. MILLER, JOHN TOM FDA 4. MITCHELL, VELMA FHA 2; FEA 1, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Girls’ Chorus 3. MORGAN, HELEN Eaglet Staff 3; Typist 3; Pep Squad 1, 2; GAA 2, 3; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; V-Pres. 4; FEA 1; Dramatic Club 4; Junior Class Play. NEWELL, GENE Beulah JOYCE LUCAS thomas McCarthy DAVID McGAUGHEY RENNIE MARR WES MARR JOYCE MARTIN BOB MAYNARD MIKE MEAD FRANCIS MENKE WILMA MERRITT JOHN MILLER VELMA MITCHELL HELEN MORGAN GENE NEWELL Page 86 The Prom- Memories In Mist Page 87 Our Never-to-be-Forgotten NICOLET, PAULA Student Council 3; Spectator Staff 4; Eaglet Staff 3, 4; Humor Column 3; Features 4; Science Club 4; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; FT A 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; District Speech Contest 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4; V-President 4. OETKEN, JUDY Eaglet Staff 3; Typist 3; Science Club 2, 3; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Letter Girl 3; GAA 2, 3, 4; FHA 1; FNA 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 1, 2; Girls’ Chorus 1. OETTEL, BARBARA Class Sec-Treas. 3, 4; Spectator Staff 4; Senior Editor 4; Pep Squad 1, 2. 3. 4; President 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; See-Treas. 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; FTA 3, 4; Library Staff 2; Class Plays 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Hi-Y 1, 2; President 1; Band 4; Marching Band 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus Letter Winner 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Sextette 3, 4; District Music Contest 3, 4; District En- semble Entry 3, 4; District Music Winner 3, 4; State Music Contest 2, 3, 4; State Music Winner 3, 4; District Speech Contest 2, 3, 4; District Speech Winner 3, 4; State Speech Contest 3, 4; State Speech Winner 3; Eaglet Staff 3, 4; Feature Writer 4; Reporter 3, 4; Typist 4; DAR Award. RICHARDSON, CAROLE Eaglet Staff 3; Science Club 2; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Letter Girl 2, 3; GAA 2, 3, 4; FHA 1; FNA 2, 3, 4; Library- Staff 2: Glee Club 3, 4; Girls’ Chorus I, 2, 3, 4; Chorus Letter Winner 3; Dramatic Club 4. PACE, CAROLE Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; FNA 2, 3. 4; Latin Club 1; Band 1, 2, 4; Band Letter Winner 1, 2; Marching Band 1, 2, 4; District Music Contest 4; Dramatic Club 4. PARKER. SHIRLEY Student Council 3; Eaglet Staff 3. 4: Senior Interviews 3. 4; Library Staff 1. 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; V-President 4: Deans’ Secretary 2, 3, 4. REYNOLDS, FRED FNA 2. 3; Library Staff 2; Football 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3. 4. ROGERS, GINGER Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 3, 4: FHA 1, 2; FTA 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Chorus 1. 2: Dramatic Club 4. RUSHING. CHARLES Eaglet Staff 3, 4: Proofreader 3, 4; FNA 3, 4; Latin Club 1. 2. 3, 4: Class Play 3; Dramatic Club 4. SAULS, DIXIE Pep Squad 1. 2, 3. 4; GAA 2, 3, 4: FHA 1, 4; FEA 2, 3; FNA 3; Hi-Y 1: Glee Club 3, 4; Girls’ Chorus 1. 2, 3. 4; Chorus Letter Winner 2, 3, 4: State Music Contest 3; State Music Winner 3; Dramatic Club 4. SAULS, JUDY Pep Squad 1. 4: GAA 3. 4; FHA 1, 3; Girls’ Chorus 1, 2; District Music Contest 1. SCHMIDT, JUNE Class V-President 1, 3, 4; Eaglet Staff 3, 4: Senior Editor 3. 4: Pep Squad 1, 2, 3. 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; V-President 3; FHA 3; Treasurer 1; FTA 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3. 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Homecoming Maid 2, 3: Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Dramatic Club 4; Treasurer 4. SCHOENE WEIS, RUTH Student Council 2; Class Sec-Treas. 1; Spectator Staff 4; Eaglet Staff 3, 4; Typist 3. 4; Pen Squad 1, 2, 3. 4; Sec- Treas. 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; FHA 1: FTA 1, 2. 3. 4; Secretary 4: Latin Club 2. 3. 4; Class Plav 3, 4: National Honor Society 4; Band Librarian 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus Letter Winner 1. 2, 3. 4: Girl’s Sextette 4; District Music Contest 1. 2. 4; District Music Winner 2. 3. 4: State Music Contest 2. 3, 4: State Music Winner 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Secretary 3: Dramatic Club 4. SCHNEIDER, RONNIE Industrial Arts Club 1; Hi-Y 1, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3: Band Letter Winner 1, 2, 3; Marching Band 1, 2, 3; District Music Contest 2; State Music Contest 2; Football 1. Senior Year PAULA NICOLET JUDITH OETKEN BARBARA OETTEL CAROLE RICHARDSON CAROLE PACE SHIRLEY PARKER FRED REYNOLDS MARGARET ROGERS CHARLES RUSHING DIXIE SAULS JUDY SAULS JUNE SCHMIDT RUTH SCHOENEWEIS RONNIE SCHNEIDER Page 88 Homecoming -- The Prom Page 89 SHARP, LINDA Gideon High School, Gideon, Missouri 1, 2, 3; Spectator Staff 4; Pep Squad 4; GAA 4; FTA 4; Hi-Y 4, Sec. 4; Drum majorette 4; Glee Club 4; Girl’s Chorus 4; Letter Winner 4; Queen Candidate 4; Dramatic Club 4; National Honor Society 4. SHELTON, CHARLES Eaglet Staff 4, Distributor 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Hi-Y 1; Band 1; District Music Contest 1; Football 1. SIMONIM, BILL FDA 3, 4; Sec-Treas. 4. LINDA SHARP SMITH. DONNA Class President 3; Eaglet Staff 3. 4, Teacher Interviews 3, 4; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 2, 3, 4, Sec-Treas., 3, President 4; FHA 1, 2. President 1; FNA 2, 3, 4, President 4, V-Pres. 3; Latin Club 1. 2, 3, 4, Sec-Treas., 2; Class Play 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3; Girl’s Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Letter Winner 1, 2, 3. 4; Girl’s Sextette 2, 3. 4; District Ensemble Entry 2, 3; Dis- trict Ensemble 3; State Ensemble and Winner 3; District Music Contest 1, 3; Winner 1, 3; State Music Contest 2, 3; Queen Candidate 4; Dramatic Club 4, Secretary 4; Class Play 3, 4. SMITH. RAMONA Pep Squad 1; FHA 1, 2, 3; FEA 1, 4; FDA 4; Dramatic Club 4. CHARLES SHELTON SPARROWK. TOM Industrial Arts Club 2, 3. 4; FDA 4; Hi-Y 1. BILL SIMONIN SPEARS, SHIRLEY. DONNA SMITH FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas., 4; Library Staff 2; National Honor Society 3, 4, Sec. 4; Dramatic Club 4; Class Play 3. RAMONA SMITH SPURGEON, TOM Eaglet Staff 3. 4, Printers 3, 4; FEA 1; FTA; 1; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3; FDA 4; Hi-Y 1; Dramatic Club 4. TOM SPARROWK STEEHLINGER, JANICE Science Club 4; FNA 2, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Glee Club 2; Girls’ Chorus 1, 2, 4; Letter Winner 2. SHIRLEY SPEARS STEPHENS, JOHN TOM SPURGEON FDA 3, 4, V-President 4. JANICE STEEHLINGER STEWARD, RUTH Eaglet Staff 3, Typist 3; Pep Squad 2, 4; GAA 2, 3; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 1; Girls’ Chorus 1. 2. JOHN STEPHENS STIEGLITZ, ROBERT Science Club 4; Class Play 3, 4; Hi-Y 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 4; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Eagles’ Club 4; Dramatic Club 4. RUTH STEWARD STILTS, LYMAN ROBERT STIEGLITZ FDA 3, 4. LYMAN STILTS TARRANT. DONALD Eaglet Staff 2, Printer 3; FEA 1, 2, 3, President 1; In- dustrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3; FDA 3. 4; Senior Class Play. DONALD TARRANT Page SO Speech and Play Contests Page 91 Our Hard-earned Awards TARRANT, RONALD Eaglet Staff 3, 4, Art Editor 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 4. THOMPSON, GLEN Student Council 3. 4; Spectator Staff 4, Ass’t Editor 4; Eaglet Staff 3, 4, Jr. Editor 3. Editor 4; Science Club 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Drama- tic Club 4, President 4; Class Play 4. THRASHER, NORMAN Pacific High 1, 2, 3; FDA 4. TREBING, ANGELENA Student Council 1; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3; Science Club 2; FNA 1, 2, 3. 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Letter Winner 1, 2, 3; Marching Band 1, 2. 3, 4; District Ensemble Entry 1, 2, 3; District Ensemble Winner 2; State Ensemble Entry 2; Winner 2; District Music Contest 3; Dramatic Club 4. VAN METER. GARY FEA 1, 2; FTA 1; Industrial Arts Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Hi-Y 1; Tract 1, 2, 3. VINYARD, MARGIE Eaglet Staff 3, 4, Typist 3, 4; FHA 1; FEA 4; FNA 2, 3; Library Staff 1. VOGEL, SHARRON S ud°nt Council 1: Spectator Staff 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; Eaglet Staff 3, 4, Reporter 3, 4; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3. 4; FEA 1; V-President 1; FNA 3, 4; FTA 2; Latin Club 2, 3. 4; Jr. Class Play; Hi-Y 1; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Chorus 2, 3. 4; District Music Contest 2; District Music Winner 2. 3; State Music Contest 2, 3. 4; State Winner 3. 4; Dra- matic Club 4. VOYLES. FLORENCE FNA 2; FHA 1; Library Staff 1; Pep Squad 1. WALL, NORMAN Eaglet Staff 3, 4; Printer 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 4; Hi-Y 1, 2; Football Manager 2; Eagles’ Club 2, 3, 4; Dra- matic Club 4. WEBB, JACQUELINE Student Council 1. 2, 3, 4, President 4; Spectator Staff 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; Eaglet Staff 3. 4; Senior Interviews 3, Typist 3. Reporter 3, 4; Science Club 4; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4 GAA 2, 3. 4; FHA 1; FNA 1, 2, 3, 4; Sec. 3, Treas. 4; La.in Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Library Staff 1, 2; Jr. and Sr. Class Piays; National Honor Society 3, 4; Hi-Y 1, 2; Glee Club 2. 3, 4; President 4; Girls’ Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4; Chorus Letter Winner 1, 2, 3. 4; District Music Contest 1. 2; Winner 2; State Music Contest 3, 4; State Winner 3, 4; Dramatic WEST, GLEN Eaglet Staff 4, Distributor 4; FEA 1, 2; FNA 3, 4; Latin Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Class Play, Dramatic Club 4. WOOD. CAROLEE Eaglet Staff 3. 4; Senior Interviews 3; Typist 3; Reporter 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 2, 4; Girls’ Chorus 1, 2. WORSHAM, SANDRA WRIGHT, JOE Eaglet Staff 3, 4; Printers 3, 4; Typist 4; FEA 1, 4; In- dustrial Arts Club 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2; Class Play 4. RONALD TARRANT GLEN THOMPSON NORMAN THRASHER ANGELENA TREBING GARY VAN METER MARGIE VINYARD SHARRON VOGEL FLORENCE VOYLES NORMAN WALL JACKIE WEBB GLEN WEST CAROLEE WOOD SANDRA WORSHAM JOE WRIGHT Page 92 and Finally Commencement Page 93 juniors-Preparing to be Seniors Dale Ahlmeyer Ronald Alesandrini Elizabeth Baker Saundra Baker Teddy Bartholomew Virginia Beeman Donald Benton Mary Benton Raymond Biesk Arthur Bridgeforth Shirley Cameron Darlene Carney Carolyn Cathorall Kelly Cato Dorothy Cazadd Kenneth Couch Emmett Covey Janet Cruse Ronald Davies Gerald Davis Sara Dieffenbacher Willis Diuguid Annette Dixon Lloyd Dodson Page 94 by Presenting Who Dunit? Janet Doolen Harold Downing Rich Dressendorfer George Drury Larry Duncan Glen Eberhart Helen Fry Thurman Futhey Johnie Garis Dennis Gibbs Kenny Gibbs Leroy Goessman Jack Grindstaff Danny Gruen Mary Gruenenfelder Brenda Hale George Hartley Jo Ann Hausman Gary Heflin John Hickerson Reita Higgins Janet Hotuiz Steve Hughes Elizabeth Janssen Page 95 Sponsoring the Jr.-Sr. Prom Charles R. Johnson Donna Jones Larry Kershner Nettie Jo Klunk Bill Kutter Paul W. Lamar Marilyn Lash Jerry Lasseter Edith Lane Judy La Tempt Jerry Linder Lawanda Love Barbara McCleland Linda McDonough Carla McHugh Marcella McMillan $ Judy McMonigle Robert McNealy Grace Marth Joan Maseiro Glenda F. Masters Janet Mayberry Eugene Maynard Jean Miller Page 96 Louis Roy Miller Mary Morrow Kathryn Moss Leonard Mouser Beverly Moxey Brenda Myers Peggy Oswalt James Owens Linda Oxley Patricia Pickett Dennis Pointer William Powell Norma Price Terry Pritchett Larry Ray Paul Reedy Delmar Reynolds Judy Ricks Mary Rives Barbara Roach Myron Robinson Edward Rock Earl Rothe Richard Sandbach Jackie Sauls Annalee Schmidt Meredith Sebastian Mickey Shaw Page 97 Donna Shewmaker Yvonne Siebold Joyce Simpson James Sparks Janef St. Clair Viola Stone Barbara Suhre Betty Sullivan Vada Tanner Jeanette Tarrant Larry Taylor Troy Taylor Judy Tedrick Nita Thompson Beatrice Tucker James Turner Myrna Waters Jimmie Watkins Robert Webster Linday Wesley Deloris Whaley Claudine Williams Richard Williams Janet Wilson Tom Yerkes Donna Zimmerman Page 98 Sophomores Gaining Knowledge David Albert Judy Brown Edward Cazadd Billy Ames Janet Bryan Donald Chapman Dennis Autery Horace Bryant Nita Clark Fred Becker Dora Lee Bryles Karen Connour Donna Best Gary Cain Gary Cooper Chester Bowman Robert Campbell Jackie Cooper Sandra Aghetta Donny Brown Thomas Carter Gary Couch Martha Dickinson Juanita Covey Bill Dixon Ronald Coy Earl Dixon Gary Crider Fay Dodd Betty Crites Madeline Donahue Eddie Davis Dennis Doolen Gene DeNeef Bill Downing Page 99 Demonstrating Cooperation Elda Dublo Larry Dustman Larry Eubanks Darryll Ferlch Charles Fitzgerald Don Florin! Frances Floyd Patricia Garrett Vanetta Jo Garrett Leon Gill Russell Gilleland Ruth Ann Gobel Freamon Goodrich Bill Govero Sharon Gregory Jill Griesham Shirely Griggs Howard Hall Dennis Halliday Edward Hamlett Edward Hanks Pat Hardesty Ruth Ann Hausman Rexeen Hearn Pat Hedger Michael Henkhaus Barbara Hilgendorf Melvin Hodge Mary Ann Hogle Carol Howard Roger Hunt Ronald Hutchins Eddie Irvin Freddie Irvin James Janssen Page 100 Practicing Democracy Carol Johnson Gary Johnson Sandra Johnson Taylor Joyce Diana Keefe Gary Kessler Donald Kleeman Janet Klopmeier Pauline Knoche James Kronable Paul LaRoss Buzzetta LeBlanc Jim Leonard Michael McCalley Genelle McGaughey Erma McKenzie Betty J. McMillan Gary McMillen Mary E. Margherio Geraldyne Marr Kathryn Marth Darlene Martin R. Meisenheimer B. Mennemeyer Mike Miller Sharon Miller Dan Milligan Lulu Montgomery John Mull Janet Neumann Frances Kimbro Marjory Leggett Samuel Madrey Judith Metcalf Karen Neumann Page 101 Achieving Honors and Ellen Newcomb Michael Painter Larry Null Betty Parsons Don Ornellas Fred Partridge Larry Overmeyer Carl Patton Ray Owens Charles Patton Ronald Pace Evelyn Pelan Curtis Page Wilma Pence Alice Plegge Janis Pollard Doyle Powell Janet Powell Darrell Pruett Charles Rankin Richard May Calvin Reynolds Phyllis Roach Judith Rude John Sandbach E. Schoeneweis Corrine Schuette Elmer Shaw David Sheary Sharon Sheff Rose Shelton Michael Shueman Howard Simonin Norma Sitzes Jerry Sloan Page 102 Growing Up to be Juniors Gary Smith Terry Stotler Barbara Thompson Diana Snelson Ann Strobeck Margaret Timpe Douglas Sorbie Maureen Subick Karen Turner Joani Southard Golda Suessen Eugene Tyler Donnella Sprinkle Glenda Steehlinger Dan Swarringim Lyndell Tarrant Gary Vandergriff Fred Vogel Raymond Stilts Bill Teems Ramona Vogel Charlene Wallace Zelda Wallace Charles Waters Shirley Watkins Carolyn Wells John Whitley Ann Williams Dale Willman Linda Wofford Tony Wulf Madge Zimmerman Phyllis Zimmerman Page 103 SNAPS 1,2,3,4,—Goofin' Off! 8—Industrial Arts Display—IVA 9—Green Valley—Part of Cast 5,6,7—Science Fair Convention 10—From Down Under! DESTRUCTIVE -DISTILLATION OF COAL H-BOMB DANCf. COAl memorial high school JR. TRI-HI-Y INITIATION Fresh, Hot Popcorn JUNIOR HIGH Freshman Party Page 105 Junior High Faculty GLADYS LUNSFORD Bachelor of Education Illinois State Normal University; Southern Illinois University; Eighth Grade Common Learn- ings; Co-sponsor of Jr. Tri-Hi-Y and Eighth Grade. JEWELL STUTZ B.E. McKendree; Eighth Grade Common Learnings; Co- Sponsor Jr. Tri-Hi-Y and Eighth Grade. LEWIS HAUSER B.S. Shurtleff; P.E. Eighth Grade Math; Sponsor of Eighth Grade. Z. R. HOWARD B.S. Union; Science; Sponsor of Eighth Grade. MILDRED SANDERS B.A. Greenville College, University of Arizona, Arizona State Teachers College, Peabody Teachers College; Spe- cial Education. Page 105 FIRST ROW: Millard Curry. Geraldine Anderson. Sharon Downey. Gary Droit, David Diuguid. Larry Cruse. Mary Blasingim. Leon Bricker. Mr. Omer Carey. Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Charlene Ambroise. Golda Dustman. Ivy Biesk. Cheryl Allsman. Ruby Campbell. Geneva Bartee. Sharon Butler. Jerry Connour. THIRD ROW: Ellen Belan- gee. Nina Berkel, Jerilyn Bond. Wanda Campbell. Sharon NINTH Bruntjen. Janet Dressendorfer, Lonzo Copeland. FOURTH ROW: Anthony Dixon. Ronnie Binning. Mary Blevens, Sylvia Blasingim, Gary Doerr, Jim Cook. FIFTH ROW: Harold Dristell, James Caffery, Gary Best. Dennis Cooper. Nelson Bond. John Berry, Ronnie Cox. SIXTH ROW: Larry Daniels. Raymond Arnold. Fred Berkel. Harold Blackorby. GRADE FIRST ROW: Mrs. Marjorie Houghland, Sponsor. Russell Easter. Betty Highsmith. Jim Hitch. Ed Krankel, Caroline Goodbrake. Vicky Drury. Roger Hillhouse, Chester Elli- ott. SECOND ROW: Raymond Ferguson. Shirley Hen- dricks. Karen Fitzgerald. Karen Jones. Sharon Hendricks. Doris Gurley. Robert Lawson. THIRD ROW: Charlene Harrison. Nancy Hardwick. Frances Hartley. Betty Hodge. Saundra Heigert. Ruth Harrop. Beverly How- ard. FOURTH ROW: Jackie Heflin. Jean Holder. Bar- bara Kronable. Betty Hardesty. Peggy Hughes. James Evilsizer. Helen Harkey. Pat Kelly. Judy Haar. FIFTH ROW: Mike Keefe. Bob Korte. Mary Ellen Eaker. Loretta Duff. Doreda Fontana SIXTH ROW: James Knight. Roy Grace. Jr.. Orville Isken. Cecil Hulett. Paul Fay. Judy Krankel. Robert Hogle. Jerry Howard. FIRST ROW: Donald McGaughey. Charles Long, Mrs. Eva Oetting. Sponsor. SECOND ROW: William Manning, Jon Parsons. John Langly, Sue Meininger. Judy Lasseter. Tanya Nelson. Gail Murphy. Janice Martin. THIRD ROW: Dennis Pickett. Cecil Meadows, Roger Pruitt, Albert Masters. Johneli Lewis. Cora Moody. Linda Moss. Linda Meadows. Betty McClintock. FOURTH ROW: Jim Mihalich. Joann Liley, Evelyn Pointer, Barbara Nave. Barbara Meldi, Marlene Pruett. Carol Mulligan. Gene Livers. FIFTH ROW: Judy Landers. Jerry Nappier. Vilas Mitch- ell. Mary Lowrance. Judy O’Conner. Shirley Plegge, Ray Moore. SIXTH ROW: William Nix. Jerry Oliver. Gene Lewis. Dennis Madison. Robert Pickett. Odell Pace. Rich- ard Price. Dennis McKee. NINTH GRADE FIRST ROW: George Smith. Carl Slimmer. Eddie Robin- son. Mr. Bernard Tepen, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Joann Woolsey. Barbara Sheppard. Linda Stout. Vickie Sauls. Brenda Reynolds, Linda Walden. Stella Ward, Boyd Zim- merman. THIRD ROW: Sammy Sharp. Sharon Tucker, Gary Sherfy, Harold Whaley. Kenneth Rea. Roy Sauls. Robert Rankin. Stella Turner. FOURTH ROW: Doris Wil- liams. Betty Thomas. Linda Van Meter. Helen Schreier, Beverly Schuette, Darrell Westley. Dwight Sebastian. Sharon Wills. FIFTH ROW: Tommy Zivic. Jim Stewart. James Smith. Merle Wanick. Harlan Shaw. Jean Thomas, Abbigail Rhine, Judy Sanders. SIXTH ROW: Jimmy Rus- sell. Richard Winslow, Danny Wheeler. Douglas Riggs, Tom Smith, Fred Spence. Bill Shewmaker. FIRST ROW: Barbara Coffman. Beverly Donahue. Sheryl Eubanks. Carolyn Dorris. Deane Davis. Donna Church. Jenal Courtoise. Pearl Berkel. Mary Ann Battles. Becky Crider. Beverly Bourland, Donna Chase. SECOND ROW: Danni Emde. Gary Eaton. Gary Bollinger. Mike Bristow, Charles Dale. Johnny Bryant. Eddie Basham. James Diens- combe. James Durham. John Adams. Jr., J. W. Adams. Daniel Cathorall. THIRD ROW: Yvonda Barham, Ann Donaldson. Bonnie Dickerson, Ellen Ellsperman. Lilly Duty. Virginia Cato. Doris Campbell. Wanda Dixon. Joan Cook. Cilda Dublo. Jackie Doolen. Betty June Adams. Donna Daily. FOURTH ROW: Andrew Augustine. Daniel Carter. Fred Dillon. Ronnie Benton. Dawson Cooper, Ben Cooper. Paul Corcoran, Bob Brown. Dean Dodson. Harold Brown. Mr. Howard. Sponsor FIFTH ROW: Donald Eaker. Herbert Chance, Jerry Cauley. Gary Broyles. EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Joyce Fields. Madelyn Franklin. Pairy Kelly. Nora Kingston, Geraldine Hufstedler, Sharon John- son Vesta Heflin. Dorothy Hamer, Ruth Hartley, Peggy Johnson. Christina Hartmann. Janet Hall. Linda Jackson. SECOND ROW: Billy Lawson. James Gill. Andrew Lewis, Russel Leggett. Billy Page. Robert Hubbs. Allen Johnson, Jimmy Flack. Paul Fitch. Ralph Ferguson. Mrs. Lunsford. Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Bobbie Floyd. Carolyn Gieding- nagcn, Linda Kasten. Sharon Graham, Judy Hawkins, Janet Linder, Rosella Lankford. Linda Houston, Vada Kimbro. Beverly Gehrkc. FOURTH ROW: David Howard. Joe Grovero. Richard Goewey. Harold Housman, Eddie Levi. Mark Hclmkamp. David Heeren. Leroy Kraut. Sammy Knight. Roger Hicks. John Johns. Gaylord Farm- er. Charles Hatfield FIFTH ROW: George Hunter. Larry Garret. James Large. James George. Jerry Kinser. Robert Johnson. Tommy Keller. Dennis Hutchins. Edward Kuethe. David Feltes. David Futhey, Danny Harris, Gary Greer. Page 109 FIRST ROW: Fay Pence. Shirley Rieken. Donna Mouser. Sally Parker. Patricia Moss. JoAnn Mihalich. Mary Moran. Shirley Richards. Pat Quenneville. Sue Oetken. Helen Masiero. SECOND ROW: Frank McCormick II. James Mitchell. William Rodgers. Craig Pace. Bobby Riley. Smitty McCottom, Frank Manning. Dick McDonough. Jim Pruitt, Jarrett Peck. Gary Miller, John Nelson, Terry EIGHTH FIRST ROW: Sherry Stanford. Diane Schoeneweis. Lynn Ann Stotler. Alice Sturgill. Betty Woolsey. Janice Stunkel. Barbara Travis. Elaine Titus. Ellalouise Williams. Alice Thomas. Ruth Thompson. Janice Sullivan. SECOND ROW: Dennis Sullivan. Delbert Stoddart. Rocky Spence. Roger Snyder. Fred Simonds. Billy Tanner. Jerome Tucker. Robert Terry. Maurice Ward. John Sanders, Robert Wheel- er. James Stephens. THIRD ROW: Doris Spears, Linda Walker, Cherris Weishaupt, Freda Thorn, Theresa Stew- Reedy. Eldon Price THIRD ROW: Virginia Peters. Sharon Oliver. Virginia Price. Doris Williams. Nancy Ray. Wilma Powell. Sharon Rude. Barbara Rogers. Karen Rogers. Stella McNealy. Mary Marshall. Patty Mellenthin. FOURTH ROW: Gene Nash. Bobby Rodgers. Duane Pacey. Ronald Retzer, James Ricks. Ted Reynolds, Jerry Nash. David Mennemeyer, James Redmon, Mr. Lewis Hauser, Sponsor. GRADE ard. Margaret Steward. Nancy Steward. Doris Williams. Judith Winslow. Willene Soper. Atruschia Snodgrass. Linda Tarrant. Mrs. Jewell Stutz. Sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Glenn Tanner. Tommy Williams. Sammy Wills. Maurice Sheff. Bill Schoeneweis. James Turner. Jean Claude Vermaux. Harold Smith. John Schilling. Arnet Garnell Waters. William Timpe. FIFTH ROW: Judy Webb. Olga Jane Shattuck. Beatrice Wiseman. Frances Waters. Edward Wanick. James Webb, Maurice Simmons, Kenny Simonir. Page 110 SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Freshman Party Jr. Hi-Y Initiation Tri-Hi-Y Initiation MRS. SANDERS ROOM FIRST ROW:Verna Hubbs. Carol Troutwine. Geraldine Sione. Bobby Welton. Iven Milhime. Kenneth Hicks. Slone. Carolyn Rogers. Reba Mellenthin. Dorothy Bridges. Donald Woolsey. THIRD ROW: Raymond Baker. Edward Mary Williams. Sandra Durham. SECOND ROW: Gerald Milhime. O'Neil Wolf. Mrs. Mildred Sanders. Sponsor. Page 111 JR. HIGH CLASSROOM ACTIVITIES 1. Home Economics 2. Hair Stylist 3. Common Learnings—Exploration Project 4. 5, 6, 8. Projects after visit to Alton Box Board Page 112 7. Watch your posture! JUNIOR FUTURE EMPLOYEES OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Paul Fay. Geraldine Anderson. Treasurer; Mike Keefe. Secretary; Alan Corcoran. Vice President; Jackie Heflin. President; Dennis Cooper. Larry Cruse. Nelson Bond SECOND ROW: Mr. Omer Carey. Sponsor; Wayne Elliott, James Hitch. James Cook. James Evilsizer. Earl Wiseman. Roger Hillhouse THIRD ROW: Judy Land- ers. Shirley Hendricks. Sharon Downey. Ruth Harrop. Judy Sanders. Nina Berkel. Doris Williams. Vilas Mitchell. JUNIOR FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Willene Soper. Janice Sullivan. Mary Moran. Sharon Johnson. Patty Kelly. Shirley Plegge, Treasurer; Sharon Bruntjen. President; Judy Haar, Vice President; Dorcda Fontana. Secretary; Janice Stunkel. Madelyn Franklin. Janet Dressendorfer. SECOND ROW: Doris Spears. Linda Tarrant. Wanda Dixon. Nora Kingston. Sue Meisinheimer. Fay Pence. Barbara Travis. Elaine Titus. Alice Sturgill. Sharon Oliver. Lillie Duty. Ellen Claire Ellsperman. Lynn Ann Stotler. THIRD ROW: Shirley Rieker.. Olga Jane Shattuck. Linda Kasten. Pat Quenne- villc. Helen Masiero. Yvonda Barham. Geraldine Hufsted- lcr. Ellalouise Williams. Ruth Lawrence. Betty Woolsey. Janet Linder. Janice Martin. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Mar- jorie Houghland. Sponsor; Tanya Nelson. Barbara Rogers. Karen Rogers. Sue Oetken. Donna Mouser. Beverly Don- ahue. Barbara Coffman. Judith Hawkins. Pat Kelly. Beverly Howard. FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Maurice Wills. Chap- ter Mother; Gail Murphy. Sherry Stanford. Artrischia Snodgrass. Betty Thomas. Jo Ann Woolsey. Donna Daily. Vesta Heflin. Rebecca Crider. Betty Adams. Mary Ann Battles. Page 113 EIGHTH GRADE CHORUS FIRST ROW: Vesta Heflin. Doris Spears. Linda Tarrant, Sharon Rude. Diane Schoeneweis. Elaine Titus. Patty Kelly. Peggy Johnson. Janice Stunkel. Janice Sullivan. Donna Church. Jenal Courtoise. Donna Daily SECOND ROW: Helen Masiero. Linda Hasten. Lynn Stotler. Nadine Cato, Doris Campbell. Mary Ann Battles. Sherry Stan- ford. Artrischia Snodgrass. Linda Walker. Wanda Dixon. Janet Linder, Donna Chase. THIRD ROW: Sally Parker, Pat Quenneville. Anne Donaldson. Beverly Donahue. Betty Woolsey. Yvonda Barham. Betty Adams. Jackie Doolin, Judy Winslow. Bobbie Floyd. Rebecca Crider. Patty Mellenthin. Linda Jackson. Beverly Bourland. FOURTH ROW: Sue Oetken. Joan Cook. Theresa Steward. Ruth Hartley. Dorothy. Hammer. Karen Rogers. Barbara Rogers. Judy Hawkins. Sharon. Graham. Willene Soper. Barbara Ewing. Not Pictured. Mr. Ernest Opp. Director. JR. TRI HI Y FIRST ROW: Mrs. Gladys Lunsford. Sponsor: Barbara Travis. Barbara Mcldi. President; Abby Rhine. Vice Pres- ident; Sharon Tucker. Secretary; Barbara Kronable. Trea- surer: Sharon Oliver. Ellen Ellspermann. Madelvn Frank- lin. Mrs. Jewell Stutz. Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Wilma Powell. Beatrice Wiseman. Ellalouise Williams. Fay Pence. Allice Sturgill, Charlene Ambuse. Lynn Stotler. Judv Sanders. Tanya Nelson. THIRD ROW: Betty Woolsey. Ruth Lawrence. Mary Ann Battles. Cherye Allsman. Artrischia Snodgrass. Sherry Stanford. Helen Schreier. Bev Schuctte. FOURTH ROW: Betty Hodge. Sue Mein- inger. Judy Lasseter. Diane Schoeneweis. Vickie Sauls. Brenda Reynolds. Linda Walden. Barbara Nave FIFTH ROW: Joyce Fields. Jean Holder. Donna Daily. Vesta Heflin. Jackie Doolen. Bobbie Floyd, Judy Winslow. Eve- lyn Pointer. Marlene Pruett. JR. Hl-Y Page 114 FIRST ROW: Mr. Forrest Kohlburn, Sponsor. Alan Corcor- an. Dennis Cooper. Secretary; Mike Keefe. Vice President; Boyd Zimmerman. Treasurer; Dennis Madison. President; Robert Pickett. Albert Masters. Mr. Kenneth Bell. Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Gary Best. Andrew Augustine. Harold Brown. Bob Brown. Danny Harris. Garnel Waters. Larry Cruse. William Nix. THIRD ROW: John Johns. Eldon Price. Dean Dodson. Robert Williams. James Hatfield. FOURTH ROW: David Futhey. Bobby Riley. John Sanders. Millard Curry. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Doug Riggs. Danny Wheeler. Gary Best. Billy Shewmaker. Paul Fay, Bill Nix. Richard Winslow. Dennis Cooper. Dennis Madison. SECOND ROW: Jarret Peck. Manager: Delbert Stoddard. Garnell Waters. Jerome Tucker. Roy Grace. Bob Korte. Boyd Zimmerman. Alan Corcoran, Mike Keefe, Danny Harris. Jackie Heflin. THIRD ROW: Cecil Meadows. Gary Greer. James Stew- art. Ray Moore. D. M. Cooper. Harold Brown. Dean Dodson. Charles Hatfield. Jerry Nappier. Ben Cooper. FOURTH ROW: Robert Terry. Ralph Ferguson. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Robert Howard, Coach. JR. HIGH PEP SQUAD FIRST ROW: Rexeen Hearn. Rose Shelton. Betty Parsons. Karen Neuman. Treasurer; Diana Keefe. Vice President; Madge Zimmerman. Janet Powell. Secretary; Shirley Watkins. Nora Kingston. Linda Kasten. Glenda Steehlin- ger. Sharron Tucker. Sharron Wills. Jean Holder. Judy Landers. Bonnie Dickinson. Phyllis Roach. Madelvn Don- ahue. Pat Garrett SECOND ROW: Fay Dodd. Janet Bryan. Janet Klopmeier. Genelle McGaughey. Terry StoUer. Francis Floyd. Ellen Newcomb. Janet Neuman. Joni Southard. Donna Mouser. Barbara Travis. Carolyn Giden- hagen. Beverly Gehrke. Beverly Donahue. Barbara Coff- man. Sharon Oliver. Alice Sturgill. Elaine Titus. Wanda Campbell. Judy Hawkins THIRD ROW: Vilas Mitchell. Judy Haar. Pearl Berkel. Tanya Nelson. 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SECOND ROW: Paul Louis Hauser. Coach. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Mr. Louis Hauser. Coach. Boyd Zimmerman. Gary Doerr. Mr. Floyd Hawkins. SECOND ROW: Larry Cruse, Jack Heflin, Paul Fay. Sam Sharp, Odell Pace. Den- nis Cooper. Richard Winslow. Bill Nix. Nelson Bond. Gene Lewis. Dennis Madison, Bobby Pickett, Mike Keefe. Alan Corcoran. Page 116 RUTH SCHOENEWEIS, High-point ad seller, closes sale with Mr. Klein Advertising BETHALTO NATIONAL BANK OETTEL’S MARKET June Johnson. Mr. Sheary, Polly Nicolet Barbara Oettel, Bill Landers, Mr. Oettel Page 117 CANDY BILL’S DISTRIBUTING CO. C. G. SCHMIDT WHOLESALE and RETAIL BRICK CONTRACTOR Dial 4-3889 — 4-3880 BETHALTO, ILLINOIS WOOD RIVER, ILLINOIS RICCI’S DRUG STORE Your REXALL Store HEEREN’S STORE 124 S. Prairie Phone 4-5001 Bethalto, Illinois J. J. Ricci, R. Ph. BETHALTO, ILLINOIS “EVERYTHING IN DRUGS” COSMETICS - - SUNDRIES Phone Dudley 4-3311 Reliable Prescriptions NEUHAUS HARDWARE BETHALTO, ILLINOIS YONAKA JEWELRY STORE DUPONT PAINTS 112 N. Main St. Phone 1943 SPEED QUEEN WASHERS Phone Dudley 4-5351 Edwardsville, Illinois ADAMS FLOWERS BEULAH’S Corsages and Weddings BEAUTY SHOP Our Speciality ROY and HELEN ADAMS Bethalto, Illinois 234 E. Ferguson Phone 4-3441 Wood River, Illinois Page 118 SEE “THE AGENCY WITH A FUTURE” FOR YOUR FUTURE HOME See The CLIFFORD B. McGAUGHEY REAL ESTATE AGENCY OF BETHALTO To LIST, BUY, SELL OR TRADE—see us. We have a nice selection of HOMES, FARMS, BUSINESSES, BUILDING LOTS, AND SUBDIVISION SITES. SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS-—WE TAKE CARE OF ALL THE DETAILS FOR YOU. For SERVICE and HONEST DEALINGS see The Clifford B. McGaughey Real Estate Agency. PHONES WOOD RIVER 4-0321 BETHALTO DUDLEY 4-6331 CLIFFORD B. McGAUGHEY REAL ESTATE AGENCY “The Friendly Agency” Located directly on Highway 140 at Bethalto. Page 119 GARDENDALE GROCERY LEONARD J. A. Vermillion, Proprietorship FUEL and PAVING Phone Du—4-4901 BETHALTO, ILLINOIS GEORGE H. HUMM ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION THE BETHALTO HEATING Hotpoint Appliance Sales Service General Electric Television and Small Appliances and ELECTRIC COMPANY Residential and Commercial Wiring 566 Prairie Street Phone 4-3001 116 W. Main St. Bethalto, Illinois Bethalto, Illinois Air Ambulance Charter Flight CESSNA AIRCRAFT DISTRIBUTOR YARD LEVELING - PLOWING GENERAL HAULING WALSTON AVIATION Sales of Civic Memorial Airport Box 271 East Alton, Illinois G. 1. and CIVILIAN FLIGHT INSTRUCTIONS Phone 9-6437 Coal - - Rock - - Sand Phone Dudley 4-5441 LELAND MEISENHEIMER 718 N. Prairie Bethalto, III. BETHALTO SHELL SERVICE Shellubrication-Washing-Tires Batteries-Accessories Phone 4-9661 Truman Cook, Proprietorship Route 140 Bethalto, III. Page 120 BRAM’S ROOT BEER DRIVE-IN Cottage Hills, Route 140 We specialize in good tasty sandwiches of all kinds. ROOT BEER Hamburgers Cheeseburgers Tomatoburgers Coneys Hot Dogs French Fries Bar B Q Ice Cream Ice Cream Cones Malts Shakes Ice Cream Novelties Orange Coffee BETHALTO LUMBER CO. BETHALTO, ILL. CAIN LUMBER CO. EDWARDSVILLE, ILL. CAIN LUMBER CO. BRIGHTON, ILL. The Friendly Yards COMPLETE BUILDING SERVICE - - - FREE ESTIMATING - - - LUMBER - MILL WORK HARDWARE and PAINT Page 121 1. Lonesome Logan and his Gang. 2. What's Cooking?? 3. Contest Play. Page 122 4, 5, 6. What? Snow in Bethaltol 7. Spectator Sports' Editors. 8. Taking life easy! 9. Watch those calories! 11 10. Livin' it up—Sweetheart Dance. Best Wishes Best Wishes Class of '58 QUALITY DAIRY Evalyn and Derrel Smith SMITH FUNERAL HOMES East Alton, Illinois GOULD MUSIC COMPANY Say It With Flowers LAMMERS FLORAL CO. Annamae and George lammers 2524 College Avenue Wurlitzer, Spinet and Electric Pianos Hi-Fi Record Players - Records Band and Orchestra Instruments Guitar and Amplifiers - Sheet Music Instrument Repairing - Mail Order Musical Instruction Band Instrument Rental Plan Phone 2-0668 551 E. Broadway Alton, Illinois 3-3213 - - Phone - - 2-9461 GOULDING’S OFFICE MACHINES EXCHANGE 105 Years 643-45 East Broadway Jewelers in Alton Alton, Illinois “Something From Goulding’s Anything and Everything in Is Always Something Special” Office Equipment SHEARBURNS C. B. NEUDECKER Ice Cream Lathing and Plastering Contractor Alton, Illinois 808 Arch St. - - - Alton, Illinois Phone 2-9241 Humbert Road Office 2-2871 Residence 2-5833 Page 123 KEHR TV APPLIANCE Authorized Westinghouse Dealer Radio and TV Repair Irvin Kehr Phone Du—4-3021 Prop. Bethalto, Illinois After School . . It’s . . BOB KLEIN’S For a Coke 128 Central Dial 4-3701 Bethalto, Illinois Established 1860 LOU’S CAFE KLEIN’S GENERAL STORE Open Daily - 6:00 A M. to 8:00 P.M. Sunday Special We Give And Redeem Eagle Stamps Southern Fried Chicken At Reasonable Prices Charles Aghetta—Proprietor Specializes In Home Made Pies Lou Sitzes Proprietor 140 CLUB DINING ROOM BETHALTO GARAGE Service Since 1919-1958 Good Italian Food And Pizza Pie General Auto Repairing Body Dent Work Accessories and Parts Bethalto, Illinois Cash Dividend Stamps Given With Purchase Floyd and George Ellsperman STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS DEPEW’S VARIETY STORE CLINT SOUTHARD 130 Central Avenue Bethalto, III. Phone Du—4-6312 Agent Page 124 Bethalto, III. Phone 4-3041 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Trust Company In Alton CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $2,000,000 THIRD AND BELLE STREETS • ALTON, ILLINOIS Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Keep Up On The News We Have A Full-Time Bethalto, Cottage Hills Area Reporter THE ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH Will Keep You Informed Of Local - Sports - State - National and World Events Over 31,000 Subscribers Page 125 THE CONTINENTAL CHEMICAL COMPANY .. . Manufacturers of . . . Maintenance Materials of Distinction 2750 Grand Avenue Cleveland 4, Ohio Compliments ICE CREAM Alton, Illinois Page 126 Bakery Products Ice Cream We're Going With You Whether you knew it or not, almost every day of your school year you've used a product made by Olin Mathieson, or one that Olin Mathieson helped to make. Once you’re established in business or professional life, you'll probably hear a lot more about Olin Mathieson. A good many of you may have business with us, and a few of you may even come to work for us. There will be room because Olin Mathieson is growing. When Olin Industries, Inc. merged with the Mathieson Chemical Corporation in August, 1954, they brought together the skills, facilities and resources of two of the country's most rapidly expanding industrial organiz- tions. You and the Olin Mathieson Chemical Corporation will meet each other often as we do. Meanwhile, we extend our best wishes. May the future bring you everything you’ve hoped for and worked for. Page 127 OLIN MATHIESON CHEMICAL CORPORATION New York, N.Y. New Haven, Conn. Baltimore, Md. East Alton, III. 1. Cripes!! Football Fatalities! 2. Daily Exercise?? 3. Hard at Work?? 4. What's Happen'?? 5. All Dressed Up!! Pa e 128 6. Let's Go to the Hop. 7. Working on the Coronation. 8. m-m-m Good! 9. Slurp-p-p! 10. Picking up the Loot. 11. See Mv Ribbons?? 12. Look Out!! COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND HUNT HARDWARE 515 E. Airline Drive East, Alton, Illinois Phone 4-3075 Hours 8-6 Daily - - 8-12 Sunday C. W. Mitchell ACE PRINTING SERVICE Office Supplies Personal - Commercial Printing 615 East Airline Dr. Phone 4-3424 Rosewood Heights, East Alton, III. When you bank .... Bank First and always at First, where you are offered a wide variety of bank services with genuine friendliness. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WOOD RIVER Member of: Federal Deposit Insurance Co. and Federal Reserve System Use our drive-in window Free customer parking lot Page 129 Wells-Schmidt Tire Company Goodyear Tires, Tubes Batteries Auto Accessories Schwinn Roadmaster Bikes 101 E. Ferguson Ave. — Phone 4-3828 Wood River, III. KIENSTRA FUEL AND SUPPLY, INC. Ready-Mix Concrete Concrete Blocks Sewer Pipe — Cement Sand — Stone — Coal 301 West Ferguson WOOD RIVER, ILLINOIS WEGMAN ELECTRIC CO. 91 5 Whitelaw WOOD RIVER, ILLINOIS P. N. HIRSCH CO. Wilshire Village, E. Alton, Illinois 48 East Ferguson, Wood River, Illinois Alton Plaza, Alton Illinois Boats - Motors - Marine Accessories WESTERN BOATS AND MOTORS, INC. 19 West Ferguson Avenue Wood River, Illinois Phone 4-0025 ROGERS AND BENTON PRINT AND CARD SHOP Fannie May’s Famous Candy Fine Printing and the Right Greeting Cards for all Occasions Opposite Post Office Phone 4-6747 160 E. Ferguson Ave. Wood River AUTHORIZED AUTO SUPPLY Complete Machine Shop Phone 4-4378 WOOD RIVER, ILLINOIS WOOD RIVER FURNITURE MART Free Installation of Wall to Wall Carpeting Complete Selection of Home Furnishings Appliances 144 E. Ferguson Wood River, III. Phone 4-8542 Page 130 SCHOOL ANNUALS PROMS Compliments of THE REMBRANDT STUDIOS 1005 Olive St. - - St. Louis, Mo. (Complete School Photographers) Official Photographer For This Yearbook GROUPS GRADUATIONS Page 131 BETHALTO SINCE 1935 AUGUSTINE’S STORE Maytag Appliances Bottle Gas Sales and Service Shurfine Products Quality Meats Phone Du—4-341 1 TAYLOR JEWELERS Home of Famous Brands 59 East Ferguson Wood River, Illinois RICH’S Ladies’ Apparel Exclusive 2 East Ferguson Ave. Wood River, III. Doris Doil Phone 4-2112 ECONOMY AUTO and SPORTING GOODS CO. 330 North Main St. Charles, Mo. Phone Randolph 4-6650 MODERN PLUMBING HEATING SUPPLY CO. Telephone 4-4354 356 W. Main St. East Alton, Illinois IF YOU LIVE HERE - - YOU WORK HERE YOU SHOULD SUBSCRIBE TO THE JOURNAL Published in and for Wood River Township By Carrier 8c Week By Mail $4.00 Year INTERNATIONAL SHOE COMPANY “WALT’’ BLACK’S SPORTING GOODS CO. formerly Metcalfe-Miller Wood River Tanneries Phone 2-8831 Page 132 504 E. Broadway Alton, III. BEST WISHES SPRINGMAN . . . from . . . LUMBER COMPANY Alton, Illinois R. L. CLAUSSEN Insurance Dial 5-5526 Building Materials ALTON LAUNDRY CO. THE BANK OF EDWARDSVILLE Alton, Illinois LAUNDERERS - - DRY CLEANERS “The Bank For Every Banking Need” RUG CLEANERS Free Parking Lot for Your Convenience Page 133 FOR BETTER VALUES IT S - - Snuder’s THIRD ano|RIASA ALTON THIRD and PIASA—ALTON 104 W. 3rd Street Alton, III. BIEDERMAN'S Broadway and Piasa ALTON, ILLINOIS ALTON, ILLINOIS Phone 2-9271 — 2-9272 — 2-9273 HACK’S LINGERIE AND SPORTSWEAR 622 East Broadway and 2522 College Phone 2-881 1 or 2-0877 Alton, Illinois “Exclusive but not Expensive” GERMANIA SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Savings and Home Loans 617 E. Broadway Alton, Illinois Phone 2-0058 MINERAL SPRINGS HOTEL Alton, Illinois Page 134 DELUXE CAFE Specializing In Good Food and Courteous Service 2519 College Ave. Alton, Illinois Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Brown, Props. Sales Every Phone 9-2821 Tuesday, Friday And Saturday LOU’S BEAUTY SHOP GOESSMAN AUCTION SALES 560 Sheridan Open for Special Sales Wc buy furniture or misc. items Bethalto, Illinois Glen Goessman Route 1 40 Auctioneer Cottage Hills, III. Du—4-7932 W. J. REEDER SON SHOE REPAIR ALTON REFRIGERATION CO. Largest Electrical Appliance Store 1 663 Washington 548-550 E. Broadway Alton, III. Phone 3-7722 Alton, Illinois Frigidaire Refrigeration Ail Conditioning - Home Appliances ROSEDALE Compliments of SUPERMARKET LABOR LOCAL NO. 338 Your Wood River, Illinois Tom Boy Store In Rosewood Heights Cyril Ferguson President John Vidakovich Secy-Treas. James Pickerill Business Agent Earl W. Fines Business Agent Page 135 E Bank JIM JONES, INC. SKELGAS BOTTLE - - BULK GAS Phone 132W 111 N. Second St. HOME NURSERY GREENHOUSES, INC. WOOD RIVER AND EDWARDSVLLE ILLINOIS Edwardsville, Illinois Flowers, Trees, and Shrubs Fixtures - - Equipment - - Supplies for Hotels • Restaurants - Taverns Institutions Stores and Offices Bensinger’s THE BENSINGER COMPANY 1005-11 Market Blvd. St. Louis 1, Mo. CHestnut 1-4040 MADISON COUNTY ABSTRACT AND TITLE CO. Phone 4-3514 Edwardsville, Illinois COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Alton, Illinois Page 136 Compliments of CARPENTERS LOCAL UNION 1808 Room 20 — Faulstich Building Alton, Illinois Phone 2-5448 Tires - Batteries - Auto Accessories PHONE DU 4-9371 ALL KINDS OF OILS SHELLVIEW SUPER CURTIS SERVICE Route 140 GAS Bethalto, III. WRECKER SERVICE Eagle stamps will be given with cash pur- chases and all charge accounts that are paid in full within thirty days. Compliments of VIC” ERZEN, SR. JR. BETHALTO, ILLINOIS IIOKXSKY PRlXTIXd SEVENTH HENRY ALTON. ILLINOIS “Quality Since 1892“ S. T. Pabst Associates Architects and Engineers 205-209 Goldman Building Telephone Bridge 1-2116 EAST ST. LOUIS, ILLINOIS OETTEL MARKET and S. T. Pabst, A.I.A. V. H. Dulgeroff, A.I.A. BEN FRANKLIN STORE United Propane Company COTTAGE HILLS, ILLINOIS COTTAGE HILLS PHONE 9-6521 BOTTLE AND BULK Gas Ranges - - Heaters Water Heaters - - Floor Furnaces Space Heaters • • Repair Service Page 137 INDEX OF ADVERTISERS PAGES Ace Printing Service, East Alton 129 Adams Florist, Wood River 118 Adams Printing Company, Alton 30 Alton-Wood River Auto Dealers Association 129 Alton Evening Telegraph, Alton 125 Alton Laundry Company, Alton 133 Alton Refrigeration Company, Alton 135 Augustine’s Store, Bethalto 132 Authorized Auto Supply, Wood River 130 Bassman Jewelry, Edwardsville 33 Bank of Edwardsville, The, Edwardsville 133 Bensinger’s, St. Louis 136 Bethalto Cleaners, Bethalto 34 Bethalto Garage, Bethalto 124 Bethalto Hardware, Bethalto 51 Bethalto Heating and Electric, Bethalto 120 Bethalto Ice Cream Bar, Bethalto 58 Bethalto Lumber Company, Bethalto, Edwardsville, Brighton 121 Bethalto National Bank. Bethalto 32 Bethalto Shell Service, Bethalto 120 Bethalto Water and Sewer, Bethalto 31 Beulah’s Beauty Shop, Bethalto 118 Biederman’s, Alton 134 Black, Walt, Sporting Goods, Alton 132 Bindler’s Department Store, Alton 54 Bowl Inn Inc., East Alton 39 Bram’s Root Beer, Cottage Hills 120 Bria’s Bowling Alley, Bethalto 38 Brownie’s Grocery, Cottage Hills 35 Buhrmester Wall Paper and Paint Co., Edwardsville 54 Candy Bill’s Distributing Company, Wood River 118 Carpenter’s Local Union 1808, Alton 137 Church, V. T., Company, Lebanon 29 Claussen’s, R. L., Insurance Agency, Bethalto 133 Coca Cola Bottling Company, Alton 136 Colonial Dairy Company, Wood River 36 Continental Chemical Company, Cleveland, Ohio 126 Dari Castle, Bethalto-Cottage Hills 59 Depew’s Variety Store, Bethalto 124 DeLuxe Cafe, Alton .......................... 134 Drennan’s Shell Service, Cottage Hills 41 Economy Auto and Sporting Goods, St. Charles, Missouri 132 Edwardsville Creamery Company, Edwardsville 136 Edray Foods, Granite City 60 Edwardsville National Bank and Trust Co., Edwardsville 136 Edwardsville Savings and Loan Association, Edwardsville 137 First National Bank, Wood River 129 First National Bank and Trust Company, Alton 125 Fredman Brothers Furniture, Edwardsville 55 PAGES Gardendale Groceries and Restaurant, Gardendale 120 Germania Savings and Loan, Alton 134 Glik’s, Wilshire Village, Alton Plaza 52 Goessman Auction, Cottage Hills 135 Gould’s Music, Alton 123 Goulding’s, E. H., Sons and Company, Alton 123 Hacks Lingerie and Sportswear, Alton 134 Hartman’s Jewelry and Gift Shop, Wood River 51 Herren’s Store, Bethalto 118 Hirsch, P. N., Wood River, Alton, Plaza, Wilshire Village 130 Home Nursery Green Houses, Edwardsville, Wood River 136 Hornsey Printing, Alton 137 Humm Electric, Bethalto 120 Hunt Hardware, Rosewood Heights 129 International Shoe Company, Wood River 132 140 Club, Dining Room, Bethalto . 124 Jim’s Barber Shop, Bethalto ................. 34 Jim Jones, Inc., Edwardsville 136 Kane Plumbing and Heating, Wood River 42 Kehr, T. V. and Appliances, Bethalto 124 Kienstra Fuel and Supply, Inc., Wood River 130 Klim s Drug Store, Bethalto ................ 124 Klien’s Store, Charles Aghetta, Bethalto 124 Koehler Standard Service, Cottage Hills 53 Kramer Electric, Wood River 50 Kutter Brothers Lumber Company, Cottage Hills 64 Labor Local Union 338, Wood River 135 Lammers Floral, Alton 123 Leonard Fuel and Paving, Bethalto 120 Lou’s Beauty Shop, Bethalto 135 Lou’s Cafe, Bethalto 124 McGaughey, Clifford B., Real Estate 119 Madison County Abstract and Title Company, Edwardsville 136 Madison Store, Edwardsville 113 Meisenheimer, Leland, Bethalto 120 Meyer-Hurwitz Jewelry, Alton 114 Mineral Springs Hotel, Alton 134 Modern Dress, Bethalto 113 Modern Plumbing and Heating Supply Company, East Alton 132 Monari’s Food Store, Cottage Hills 114 Neudecker, C. B., Alton 123 Neuhaus Hardware, Bethalto 118 Neumann Construction Company, Bethalto 37 Noll’s, Alton 126 Oettel Market and Ben Franklin Store, Cottage Hills ........................... 137 Office Machine Exchange, Alton 123 Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp., Alton 127 Pabst, S. T., Associates, East St. Louis 137 Parkway Drive Inn, Wood River 115 Page 138 INDEX OF ADVERTISERS PAGES Phoebe Goldberg Inc., Wood River 31 Prehn Real Estates, Bethalto 116 Quality Dairy Co., East Alton 123 Reeder, W. J., Alton 135 Rembrandt Studios (The), St. Louis, Mo. 131 Ricci Drug (Rexall), Bethalto 118 Rich’s Ladies App., Wood River 132 Rogers and Benton Print and Card Shop, Wood River 130 Rosedale Supermarket, Rosewood Heights 135 Russell’s Shoe Store, Upper Alton 115 Schmidt, C. G., Brick Contractor, Bethalto 118 Shearburn Ice Cream Co., Alton 123 Shellview Service Station, Bethalto 137 Shepard, E. J., Office Supply, Edwardsville 28 Edwardsville ............................. 128 Smith’s Funeral Home, Bethalto 123 Snyder’s Company, (The) Alton 134 PAGES Springman’s Lumber Co., Alton 133 Standard Oil Sales Agent, Southard, Bethalto 124 Stone Bros. Jewelry, Wood River 116 Taylor Jewelers, Wood River 132 Thrifty Drug (Wilshire) Alton 62 United Propane, Cottage Hills 137 Vic Erzen, Sr. and Jr......................... 137 Vogue, Alton 134 Walnut Grove Dairy, Alton ..................... 63 Walston Aviation, Bethalto 120 Wegman Electric Co., Wood River 130 Wells-Schmidt Tire Co., Wood River 130 Wells Standard Service, Bethalto 113 Western Boats Motors, Wood River 130 Wood River Furniture Mart, Wood River 130 Wood River Journal, Wood River 132 Yonaka Jewelry Store, Edwardsville 118 Young’s, Alton ............................... 134 ENGRAVING CAPITOL ENGRAVING COMPANY COVERS BECKTOLD COMPANY PRINTING HORNSEY PRINTING COMPANY PHOTOGRAPHY REMBRANDT STUDIOS Page 139 AUTOGRAPHS . . . 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