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

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1961 volume:

Novem lb American Senior Class Play-Makeup SPECTATOR, 1961 Civic Memorial High School Bethalto, Illinois Staff Shirley Plegge, Barbara Nave...................................Co-Editors Beverly Schuette .......................................... Senior Editor Sharon Bruntjen .............................................. Art Editor William Shewmaker ........................................Snapshot Editor Janet Dressendorfer ..................................Girls' Sports Editor Gary Best.............................................Boys' Sports Editor Gary Doerr, Judy Lasseter...........................Co-Business Managers Mary O'Neal, Angela Hahn, William Jones ......................Co-Sponsors FOREWORD The Spectator Staff presents a Jet-Age Spectacular to help you remember: the thrill of a football game. . . the pageantry of the Coronation. . . .the laughter we shared with our class- mates. . . .the syncopated beat of the marching band. . . .the mounting excitement as the Christmas holidays approached. . . . the dreaded anticipation of those final exams. . . the dreamy loveliness of the Prom's last waltz. . . .the solemn walk toward that long-awaited diploma. . . .all unforgettable moments and memories in the unceasing series of events during the Jet-Age of the '60's. Tliis is your chool Life in SPONSORED PAGES Page BETHALTO NATIONAL BANK 68 BRIA'S BOWLING ALLEY 45 COLONIAL DAIRY COMPANY 70 DARI-C ASTLE 69 DRENNAN'S SHELL SERVICE 49 V.T. CHURCH COMPANY 31 SPONSORED ONE-HALF PAGES FREDMAN BROTHERS FURNITURE COMPANY 75 HARTMAN'S JEWELRY AND GIFT SHOP 75 MADISON STORE 73 MONARI'S A.G. SUPER SHOP 73 NOLL'S 72 SYNDER'S 72 TRIO CAFE 55 TUCKER SHELL SERVICE 55 WEGMAN ELECTRIC COMPANY 54 Club and Guests Visit Our General Business - Record Keeping Clerical Office Practice - Shorthand Business The highlight of the year in Business Education was the opportunity to appear on Television at KETC in a series of programs entitled, ’’What's Happening in Education in Illinois. These educational programs were sponsored by Mr. George T. Wilkins. Superintendent of Public Instruction and under the supervision of Mr. Otis Keeler, Public Relations Director of the state office. The writing of the script and training of the students was supervised by the teachers of the Education department: Mrs. Mary O'Neal, Mrs. Marie Schrieber, Miss Angela Hahn, and Ronald Stoltz. They were assisted by Mr. Vic Sumnia, Director of KETC. Mr. William Hodge and Mr. Kenneth Bell assist- ed in making props for the show. Mr. Charles Pelan assisted in speech training of the students. The following students of the Business Education Department presented these scenes from our curric- ulum: Beverly Schuette. co-ordinator of the program; Larry Titsworth, Terry Walker, Darrell Wright in Typewriting Secretarial Office Practice Taking Dictation from Record Player Was Televised at KETC Secretarial Office Practice Taking Dictation from Tape Secretarial Office Practice Taking Dictation from Mrs. Schreiber General Business; Helen Schreier in Shorthand; Peggy Watson and Marlene Pruett in Clerical Office Practice; Mrs. Schrieber and her Secretarial Office Practice Class; and Ray Moore and Howard Whaley in Dis- tributive Education. Pictures of business education classrooms were also shown. Adult participants on the program were: Mr. Wilbur R. Trimpe, Superintendent of Schools of Madison County; Mrs. Mary O'Neal, Head of Business Education Department; Mrs. Marie Schreiber,Teach- er; Mr. Kermit Harden, Superintendent of Bethalto Community Unit No. 8; and Mrs. Patricia Mink Rath, State Supervisor of Distributive Education. Needless to say this was an outstanding ex- perience for students and teachers and a privilege, which was fully appreciated by the participants. Sales Demonstration for D.E. Television Stars and Producers Ray sells car wax to Howard Home Economies Inexpensive Christmas decorations for the home are made by the advanced classes in homemaking. With a piece of paper, a little ribbon and the technique - your gift 10 is wrapped. The Homemaking Department with its two teachers. Miss Amelia Stallings and Mrs. Mary Kay Doody. has an enrollment of 182 students. Eighty freshman girls were enrolled in Home- making I, where they studied personality develop- ment, grooming, clothing selection and con- struction, nutrition, preparation of breakfast foods, etiquette, baby sitting, home nursing, and careers. Thirty-five girls took part in the Homemaking II curriculum, where they studied: Conservation of foods, meal planning and preparation for the family and social entertaining for friends; clothing and personal appearance, advanced sewing and buying techniques were stressed. Management of time and energy were studied in relation to the girl's own resources. A child care unit terminated the year's activities. Homemaking III with an enrollment of fifteen girls worked with children's clothing, infant care, home management, housing, foreign foods, and nutrition. The highlight of the year was a three- week exchange with the Industrial Arts classes. Electricity, metal working, drafting, and wood- working were viewed. Meanwhile the boys from the respective classes attended Homemaking class- es with studies in etiquette, care of clothing, and some food preparation. Fifty-three junior-senior boys and girls studied Family Living covering the problems of dating, engagement, and marriage. Industrial Arts The New Electricity Class was integrated into the Industrial Arts Department Curriculum during the 1960-61 school year. The units of instruction are to follow the scientific approach. The theory and principles of electricity will be studied in detail with the students performing experiments to prove to himself the basic fundamentals. Upon completion of the fund- amental training, the student will be required to design and construct suitable projects. The advanced metalworking class has a four area program. Each section has been designed to show the students the need for good workmanship, occupational information and to stress the all important necessity of working together as good citizens. The class is divided into four groups. 1r. Vollmar observes students operating the casting furnace. M r. Compis explains an electrical diagram to a group of students 11 A design, some paint and plenty of boys and girls and we have a mural. The boys paint the high spots. The Art Department has shown much prog- ress under the direction of their new instructor, Mr. William Hodge. They have tried their hand at sculpture, murals, all types of drawing and painting. Their latest creation is the making of their drapes, which turns the Art Room into a regular studio. The Girls' Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Earnest Opp, meets three periods a week,Mondays,Wednes- days, and Fridays. The girls who are to be members of the Glee Club are chosen from the two chorus classes. The boys' chorus was organized two years ago and is also under the direction of Mr. Opp. This year, for the first time, the boys are going on tour with the Band and Glee Club. Music The Boys' Chorus, a new organization, works hard to secure recognition in the music department. The girls enjoy their musical training. 13 English Drama helps us portray the thoughts and ideas of famous writers. No matter what occupation you may follow, you will need to be able to read, write, spell, follow directions given orally, and express your ideas clearly and effectively. These skills are, in short, the goals of the English department for its students. In addition, every individual should be able to fill his leisure hours con- structively as well as enjoyably, and to continue to grow mentally. An introduction to good reading in the high school years is also an important part of the English program. English I, II, and III are required of every student. In addition, every student should take either English IV (literature and writing), or English V (speech) in his senior year. Learning the tenses of verbs and using them correctly in sentences is a basic part of our English training. Foreign Latin, French and German are the foreign languages in our school. We were very lucky to get a language laboratory this year and it has been a great help both in teaching and learning of a new language. Miss Rainey, Mrs. Lentz, and Mr. Schwarz are our instructors. Language Learning the customs of people In foreign lands is an Interesting part of our study of foreign languages. Our new laboratory has speeded up the learning of new languages. i 5 Learning To Live DemocraticalljvSocial Studies Campaigning - Republicans Campaigning - Democrats 16 Making Those X's Into the Ballot Box The Physics class determines the coefficient of linear expansion of metals through experimentation. Physics is the science which examines more closely the everyday environment in which we live. It is the aim of the course to introduce the pupil to the fundamentals of this science and enable them to gain a command of its language concepts, mathematics, and uses. Mechanics, heat, sound, light, magnetism, electricity, and atomic physics are studied. Biology is a science dealing with the study of all living things. We begin this study with the lowest forms of animal life and follow with each higher order until finally we study the highest order, man. Through the study of plants, we become aware of the importance of the individual parts of a plant. Throughout all our study we see the im- portance of plants and animals to each other. Mr. Skelton helps in remembering the name and location of the bones of the body. i A STUDENT'S VIEWPOINT OF MATHEMATICS These math students demonstrate the equality of angles. High school math usually starts with a course in Algebra. Algebra is a subject in which we use letters rather than numbers. Geometry is a subject that requires a great deal of reasoning. A background of Geometry helps us in solving our everyday problems. Trigonometry and Solid Geometry are es- sential if one plans to enter the field of science or engineering. These subjects are challenging, but they are interesting and valuable. Submitted by: Larry Cruse Janice and James demonstrate the relationship of lines and the circle. i 8 This, girls, is the motor, says Mr. Logan. The purpose of our classroom and behind the wheel Driver Education is to help one, as a student, to understand that the most important part of driving is not the manual skill of operating an automobile but developing good sound attitudes toward safe driving. We also try to give the student an awareness of the responsibility that you undertake when you get behind the wheel of a car. The responsibility is not only to yourself, but also to your car and other people and their property. In conclusion we would like to help in some way to reduce the number of deaths and injuries caused by carelessness brought about by the ignorance of today's motorist. Classroom instruction is a vital part of Driver Education. 19 Counseling Library Mr. Jones reviews test results. grades, and aptitudes with the students to guide them in further training for the careers they desire. This is the first time that the students of Civic Memorial have had the advantage of work- ing with a part-time counselor, Mr. Maurice Jones. Extensive testing for the various classes and counseling for the juniors and seniors have kept Mr. Jones very busy. Every student sometime during the day finds his way into the library either for refer- ence books, magazines or to find a book for a book report. Mrs. McGee, Mrs. Trimpe or a stu- dent librarian stands ready to help the students at all times. Students select their books to read from a cart full of new books. 20 Girls' Physical Education Volleyball, a team sport, is one of the winter activities of the Girls' Physical Education Department. The girls' physical education department play various team and individual sports during the school year. Some of the sports are: volley- ball, basketball, softball, and speedball. The individual sports are: tennis, modern dance, exercises, relays, and tumbling. The new look for the girls will be white blouses with navy blue shorts. The classes are under the direction of Mrs. Nina Freeman. 2 1 Some of the girls show their ability by building pyramids. Boy§? Physical Education In the Fall the boys run track and in the Spring play softball, while others may be playing tennis, soccer, lifting weights, working out on the trampoline, or even have a wrestling match. One of their favorite games is bombardment. During the year, a volleyball tournament was held, which was won by the second hour class. A basketball game was played in assembly between an all-star team from the morning and afternoon classes with the morning classes winning this championship game. All students have a chance to find at least one activity in which they like to participate. Some boys indulge in weight-lifting as a body builder. The trampoline appeals to all ages. 22 Spectator Staff FIRST ROW: Bill Shewmaker, Photographer; Bev Schuette. Senior Editor; Shirley Plegge, Co-Editor; Barb Nave,Co-Editor; Gary Doerr, Business Editor; Judy Lassetcr, Co-Business Editor. SECOND ROW: Mary O'Neal, Co-Sponsor; Sharon Bruntjen, Art Editor; Janet Dressendorfer, Girls' Sports Editor; Gary Best, Boys' Sports Editor; Miss Angela Hahn, Co-Sponsor; Mr. William Jones, Co-Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Roy Grace, Karen Fitzgerald. Linda Meadows. Ruth Harrop, Charlene Ambrose. Jackie Williams, Shirley Hendricks, Doris Williams. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Oliver. Jim Allen, Peggy Watson, Saundra Heigert. Abby Rhine, Barb Meldi. Sylvia Blasingim, Mary Bricker. Richard Price. FIFTH ROW: Barb Kronable. Golda Dustman, Nancy Hardwick, Caroline Goodbrake. Marlene Pruitt, Anita Crews, Judy Sanders. Howard Whaley. Janice Martin. The Spectator is the student’s perma- nent record of his high school days at C.M. The Spectator Staff spends the year busily collecting and compiling a history of the The staff writes the Foreword happenings: in sports, social activities, and class functions. The staff is selected from the group of senior volunteers, who are interested in working with the yearbook. The editors and business managers work together through- out the year to make each succeeding year- book bigger and better than the preceding one. Upon the arrival of the Spectator in the spring, the staff holds an Autograph Party, an evening of fun—collecting autographs from students and faculty. The Spectator is one of the biggest undertakings of the students and takes the co-operation of everyone to produce a good book. The sponsors of the Spectator Staff are Mrs. Mary O'Neal, Miss Angela Hahn, and Mr. William Jones. The staff and sponsors appreciate the splendid aid and co-operation of the ad- ministrators, students, faculty and busi- nessmen, which helps us to have an out- standing yearbook. Submitted by: Gary Doerr Co-Business Manager 26 The Student Council, the student governing body of the school, is composed of four mem- bers from each class. Representatives from each homeroom attend the meetings and report to the students the happenings of the meetings. The purpose of the Council is to promote social and educational development through democratic action. The council supervises the co-curricular award for seniors, conducts all school elections, and sponsors the Homecoming Parade. The class reunions are also sponsored by the Council. Money is made by checking coats at the basket- ball games. Good will, good sportsmanship, and friend- ship are promoted by the exchange visits the Council makes to other area schools. Submitted by: Shirley Plegge, President Student Council supervises Student Lounge during lunch period. FIRST ROW: Mr. Forest Kohlburn, Sponsor: Lynn Ann Stotler, Vice President: Shirley Plegge, President; Beverly Schuette, Secretary- Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Paul Corcoran, Margie Stieglitz, Theresa Biesk, Ellen Ellspermann, Diane Schoeneweis, Shelby Acord, Mary Ellen Eaton, Jeanne Henkhaus, Yvonne Jenkins, Dianna White, Sharon Bruntjen, Ronald Bishop, Bill Nix. THIRD ROW: Doris Williams, Betty Hodge, Bonnie Dickinson, Madelyn Franklin, Lynn Drennan, Marsha Piltz, Patty Emde, Jackie Ivanuck, Carole Simpson, Marilyn Sauls. FOURTH ROW : Terry Walker, Larry Carr, Gary Miller, Sharon Rude, Judith Masterson, Larry Nave, Ray Moore. 27 FIRST ROW: Sharon Bruntjen, James Black, Sharon Johnson, Carolyn Giedinghagen, Peggy Watson. Mike Keefe. Editor: Mrs. Marjorie Zwalsh, Sponsor.SECOND ROW: Charlene Ambrose,Shirley Hendricks, Marlene Pruitt, Janet Dressendorfer, Sharon Oliver. Bonnie Dickinson, Joyce Fields.Willenc Soper, Ellen Ellspcrmann. THIRD ROW: Barbara Travis, Janice Stunkel, Wanda Dixon, Beatrice Wiseman, Yvonda Barham, Kay Jenkins, Barbara Wilkinson, Linda Tarrant, Doris Spears, Lynn Stotler. FOURTH ROW: Judy Winslow, Diane Schoenweis, Lily Duty, Golda Dustman. Anita Crews, Alan Corcoran, Dwight Sebastion, Gary Eaton. FIFTH ROW: Bill Thurston, Gary Bollinger, Jerome Tucker. Dan Emdc. The Life of a Reporter Throughout the school year, the industrious members of the Eaglet Staff strive to turn out bi-monthly publications of the Eaglet. The staff this year is composed of freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors. The officers are: Mike Keefe, Editor; Raymond Ferguson, Assistant Edi- tor; and Peggy Watson, Secretary. While working on the Eaglet Staff, the students learn the fundamentals of journal- ism. Submitted by: Mike Keefe, Editor National Honor Society The National Honor Society is an or- ganization which gives recognition to out- standing students on the basis of scholar- ship, leadership, service and character. The Society is sponsored by the National Association of Secondary School Principals. The Emily McFadden Chapter of the National Honor Society was named in honor of one of the outstanding retired teachers of our community. The charter was re- ceived from the National Association May 5, 1953. Only members of the Society are privileged to wear the official emblem, a keystone and flaming torch. Among our activities are: monthly meetings which provide, through guest speakers and films, information concerning future education and careers; the induction service to which parents and friends of members are invited; sale of mums for homecoming affairs, and service as aides and ushers for school events such as baccalaureate and other graduation activities. Submitted by: Bill Nix, President Stella Receives Her Certificate from Mr. Kohlburn FIRST ROW: Mrs. Florence McGee. Sponsor, Bill Nix, President, ROW: Caroline Goodbrake, Pat Kelly, Jerilyn Bond, Wanda Campbell. Beverly Schuette, Secretary. Barbara Mcldi, Treasurer. SECOND THIRD ROW: Larry Cruse, Jerry Oliver, Darrell Wesley. 29 Future Business Leaders of America FIRST ROW: Mrs. Olive Brawn. Sponsor: Ruth Harrop, Sheary Stanford. Shirley Hendricks. Barbara Wilkinson. Vice-President. Alice Sturgill. Secretary. Marlene Pruett. President. BeverlySchuctte. Treasurer. Charlene Ambrose. Wanda Dixon. Billy Troutwine,Carolyn Giedinghagen. Miss Angela Hahn. Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Geraldine Anderson. Cheryl Sullivan. Karen Fitzgerald. Carolyn Goodbrake, Nancy Hardwick. Donna Chase, Janet Linder, Ruby King. Mary Jo Izsak, Beatrice Zakrzewski. THIRD ROW: Sharon Rude. Judy Winslow. Diane Schoeneweis. Janice Martin, Yvonne Jenkins, Marjie Steiglitz, Jeannie Henkaus, Mary Ann Klein, Nancy Oehler, Phyllis Snodgrass. Evelyn Mansholt, Mr. Ronald Stoltz, Co-Sponsor. F.B.L.A. Project - Clerical Aid for Teachers The P'uture Business Leaders of America Club is composed of students en- rolled in any business education subject. This year, the junior and senior clubs have been combined. The Civic Memorial chapter was installed at the convention in April. The purpose of the F.B.L.A. club is to encourage members to learn more about business and its requirements and to pro- mote good school and community relations. Submitted by: Marlene Pruett, President 30 Future Distributors of America The Distributive Education students or- ganize their local club, Future Distributors of America, which affiliates with the I.F. D.A., the state organization, and D.E.C.A., the national organization. They sponsor a Parent-Employer Night, and the Employer-Employee Banquet each year. They participate in the Area n Meet- ing, State Leadership Conference, D.E.C.A. Conference, and Vocational Night. Donald McGaughey, our local club presi- dent, was elected Area II President; attended Leadership Conference Planning Meeting in Springfield in October and was elected State Display Manager for the Leadership Con- ference in February in Springfield. Nine of our club members attended the Leadership Conference. Don attended the D.E.C.A. Con- vention in Chicago. Ray Moore and Howard Whaleyappeared on the television show of the business edu- cation department at KETC in October. The club makes its money through the school store, which it operates before school and during lunch hours. Our motto is ’’Service With Courtesy.” Area Meeting at Cahokia Submitted by: Donald McGaughey, President FIRST ROW: David Fcltes. Ray Moore, Judy Sanders. Secretary. Bill Shewmaker, Treasurer. John Johns. Vice-President, Donald McGaughey, President. Millard Curry. Mrs. Mary O'Neal. Sponsor. SECOND ROW: John Sandbach, David Futhey, Howard Whaley, Da.i Cathorall, Charlene Harrison. Linda Walden. Jon Parsons. THIRD ROW: Earl Wiseman, Richard Winslow, Dennis McKey, Dennis Cooper. James Large. Maurice Ward. Beverly Howard, Dan Carter. 31 Future Homemakers of America SENIOR FIRST ROW: Lillie Duty, Madelyn Franklin. Sharon Oliver, Shirley Plegge, Vice-President, Barbara Kronablc, President,SaundraHeigert, Treasurer. Sharon Bruntjen, Secretary, Yvonda Barham, Kay Jenkins. Miss Amelia Stallings. Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Ellen Ellspermann, Linda Tarrant, Virginia Sommers, Sylvia Blasingim, Geneva Bartee, JUNIOR FIRST ROW: Sharon Weger, Doris Will, Barbara Beckel, Pat Feltes, Ruby Kingston, Karen Coontz. Barbara Swearingin. President; Pat Emde, Mary Ellen Eaton, Gloria Bruntjen, Section IV-A President; Rebecca Calvey, Bonnie Kivett, Susan Gutherie. Mrs. Doody, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Judy Evilsizer, Peggy Ivanuck, Elsie Wallace, Francis Engles. Sharon Dillard, Delores Powell, Dana Romans, Claudette Sauls, Marsha Piltz, Cheryl Lintz, Mickie Ackerman. Donnetta Young, Rose Meisenheimer, Pat Hogle, Joyce Griggs. THIRD ROW: Wanda CLUB Leone Maynard, Mary Blasingim. Kay Smith, Beatrice Wiseman. THIRD ROW: Daris Gurley, Doris W’illiams, Anita Crews. Janet Dressendorfer. Gold Dustman, Karen Jones. Mary McAdams, JoAnn Liley. CLUB Zivic, Bonnie Blankenship, Virginia Fernandes, Betty Homan. Betty Levi. Lois Dale, Elaine Kleeman. Kay Switzer, Pat Downing, Janice Wilfong, Brenda Thompson, Beverly Sheff, Sharon Brewster. Christine Lievers. Susan Heeren. FOURTH ROW: Annabell Wallace, Linda Jones, Sandra Saliz, Judy Wiseman. Michalene Howard, Cheryl Vermillion. Sharon Malone, Kathy Manning, Rebecca Hays, Jacky Ivanuck, Shirley Cross, Sharon Greer, Sharon Hitch, Shirley Harrison. 32 Future Nurses of America The Future Nurses of America was organized on October 2, 1952. The club is composed of all grades from nine through twelve. The purpose of the club is to help the students understand and become interested in nursing as a profession, to encourage students in finding out what nursing requires and offers, and to help students decide wisely about professional or practical nursing as their career. The students get some experience in nursing by working in the Nurse's Office and helping with im- munization programs throughout the year. At the end of the year, the club takes a tour through a hospital. This enables students to get a better understanding of nursing as a career. Submitted by: Barbara Meldi, President Gary enjoys the gift from the '60 F.N.A. Club. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Viola Metzger, Sponsor. Doris Spears. Gary Doerr, Abby Rhine, Judy Lasseter, Barbara .Meldi. President. Dorcda Fontana. Vice-President. Helen Schreier, Secretary. Lynn Stotler. Treasurer. Kay Smith, Bonnie Dickinson. Lynn Drcnnan.Carol Walker. Karen Szegedy, Cindy Cathorall. Linda Klopmeier. SECOND ROW: Meridith Miller, Janice Sullivan, Shirley Maynard, Pat Hoglc, Sharon Brewster. Shirley Couch, Sharon Broyles. Mary Berry, Betty Meisenheimer. Linda Kasten. Shirley Rieken. Betty Lynch. Artrischia Snodgrass, Ellalouise Williams, Jackie Williams. THIRD ROW: Margaret Timpe. Cheryl Allsman, Betty Hodge. Stella Turner. Phyllis Swinford, Judy Hawkins, Pat Hunt, Jane Turnbeaugh, Sharon Johnson, Theresa Biesk. Barbara Nave. Patricia Kelly. Sue Meininger, Barbara Malone. Adel Bruce. FOURTH ROW: Tanya Nelson, Joyce Fields. Gary Greer. Darrell Drake, Jim Evilsizer. Jim Rush. Shelby Accord. Patty Kelly, Sandra White. Cheryl Plegge. Anita Clark, Cheryl Hodge, Violet Desse, Roberta Rankin. Marilyn Sauls. 33 This is a national organization open to any student interested in becoming a teacher or in knowing whether or not he wants to become a teacher. The F.T.A. members work on edu- cational and civic problems such as help- ing teachers in many ways and teaching smaller children in Sunday School or else- where. F.T.A. pins and statements of merits are awarded for achievements. Submitted by: Richard Price, President The F.T.A. sells jelly to Miss Isted FIRST ROW: Mrs. Marie Schreiber, Sponsor: Ruth Harrop, Bill Nix. Treasurer: Ellen Belangee, Secretary; Linda Van Meter. Vice Presi- dent; Richard Price. President; Jerry Oliver. Judy Landers. SECOND ROW: Wanda Campbell. Brenda Vinyard, Fay Pence, Barbara Sheppard, Jerilyn Bond. Stella Ward. Cecil Meadows. THIRD ROW: Janice Stunkel, Beverly Kessler. Jo Nell McDaniel. Rcxie Pattengill, David Heeren, Roy Grace. 34 Library Staff The library is of vital importance to a good school program. The student library staff, therefore, is regarded as one of our most important school service organizations. Composed entirely of volunteers from the student body this group is essential in main- taining good library service. Checking materials in and out, mending books and magazines, checking library pass- es, preparing attractive bulletin boards and keeping the library room in order are some of the many duties of this energetic group. Submitted by: Judy Ward, President Sandra Heigert checks tne card catalog. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Wanita Trimpe, Co-Sponsor; Barbara Sheppard. Vice-President; Judy Ward. President; Mary Ellen Eaton, Secretary- Treasurer; Mrs. Florence McGee, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Saundra Hamiett, Sandra Heigert. Marilyn Sauls. Jerilyn Bond, Stella Turner, Vivian Schuette. Donna Chase. THIRD ROW: Adele Bruce, Dianna White, Susan Sheary. Violet Desse, Linda Sauls, Doris Mulligan, Cheryl Hodge, James Large. 35 Foreign LATIN CLUB FIRST ROW: Miss Dorothy G. Rainey, Sponsor; Jack Belangee, Lvnn Drennan, Bonnie Dickinson, Earleen Fernandes, Jerilyn Bond, Jerry Oliver, Treasurer: Gary Best, President: Ellen Ellspermann. Vice- President: Joyce Fields, Secretary; Madelyn Franklin, Caroline Goodbrakc, Mark Helmkamp, Barbara Nave. Susan Guthrie. SECOND ROW: Elaine Kleeman, Robert Hilgendorf, Beverly Kessler, Bonnie Kivett, James Large, Charles Long, Linda Meadows, Sharon Oliver, Shirley Rieken. Marilyn Rowe, Sharon Rude, James Rush, Kathryn Shaw, Doreda Fontana, Patricia Kelly. THIRD ROW: Ray Ferguson, Robert Sheppard, Janet Kay Smith. Virginia Sommers, Doris Spears. Karen Szcgedy, Stella Turner. Carol Walker. Stella Ward, Linda Van Meter. Beatrice Zakrewski. Don Becker, Artrischia Snodgrass, Patricia Hunt. DEUTSCH CLUB FIRST ROW: Mr. Gail Schwartz, Sponsor; Tom Smith. Vice President; Gary Docrr, President; Nita Clark, Secretary; Judy Ward,Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Robert Vandergriff. Harlen Shaw, Morris Ward, John Shewmaker, Lowell Woodson, Jack Belangee. THIRD ROW: Dennis Hutchins. Dwight Sebastian, Janice Stunkel. Virginia Price, Virginia Peters, Smitty McCottum. FOURTH ROW: Kenneth Wulf, Jim Evilsizer, James Flack. Gary Bollinger, James Redman. 36 Languages LATIN C LUB FIRST ROW: Leland Campbell, Wanda Campbell, Wanda Collins, Bill Collman, Benny Cooper. Dennis Dale, Violet Desse, Cindy Donaldson. Judy Evilsizer, Tom Erzen. David Feltes, Jim Gordon, Kenneth Gruen, Jeanette Underwood, Sandra White. SECOND ROW: David Gruenfelder, Jeanne Henkhaus. Cheryl Hodge, Betty Holman, Mary Jo Izsak, Yvonne Jenkins, Charles Kanning. Mary Ann Klein, Linda Klopmeier. Dean Landreth, Evelyn Mansholt. Jo Nell McDaniel. John Metcalf. Gary Thurston, Wanda Zivic. THIRD ROW: Joseph Mushill, Larry Nave, Gary Neumann. Nancy Oehler, Rexie Pattengill. Kenny Paul, Cheryl Pleggc, John Pruitt. James Ricks. Linda Sauls. Vivian Schuette, Barbara Sivia, George Sterling, Kay Switzer. Gary Willison. FRENCH CLUB FIRST ROW: Sandra Soliz, Carol King. Fred Simonds. Program Chairman. Jim George, President. Paul Corcoran. Nita Clark, Scrap- Book Editor. Gary Doerr, Ray Moore. SECOND ROW: Carole Smith. Pat Emde, Phyllis Snodgrass. Carol Landford, Linda Kasten, Patty Allen. Adell Bruce. Charles Long. THIRD ROW: Claude Vermaux, Ralph Ferguson, Jim White. Don Becker, Rodney Goben, Richard Goben, Mrs. Doris Lenz, Sponsor. ABSENT: Robert Korte, Vice- President. Ann Donaldson, Secretary, Jim Knight, Treasurer, Ted Reynolds. Project Chairman, Harlen Shaw, Rebecca Calvey, Emil De Neef. Eleanor Greer, Shelia Hill, Jim Menke, Gene Nash, Marsha Piltz, Susan Shearv. Stella Turner, John Wilfong, Jim Mihalich. 37 Dramatics Club C rewcuts and Longhairs FIRST ROW: Mr. Gail Schwartz, Bill Nix, President; Marlene Pruett, Secretary; Jim Evilsizer. Vice-President: Barbara Meldi,Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Pat Kelly, Jerilvn Bond. Betty Hodge. Charlene Ambrose, Shirley Hendricks, Bonnie Dickinson, Ellen Ellspermann, Sharon Oliver, Doris Spears, Joyce Fields. Judy Winslow, Madelyn Franklin. THIRD ROW: Jackie Williams, Barbara Nave. Sharon Johnson. Kay Jenkins, Bea Wiseman, Virginia Sommers, Barbara Travis, Lynn Stotler, Diane Schoenew'eis. Janet Hall, Nita Clark. The lights dim, the curtains close and the audi- ence clap. The play is now finished, and the feeling of joy is contagious. Many people are needed to make a play a success, not only on the stage but behind the stage. The lighting crew and publicity committee work long hours before that glorious evening. The director puts in many hours organizing and supervising the play cast and the prop staff. The main purpose of the Dramatics Club is to furnish a cultural activity for student participation, and to provide the school and community with good entertainment. Earleen Fernandes, Judy Lasseter. FOURTH ROW: Vilas Mitchell, Doreda Fontana, Linda Meadows, Yvonda Barham, Anita Crews, Janet Dressendorfer, Golda Dustman. Lillie Duty, Gary Doerr, Nora Kingston, Judy Landers, Caroline Goodbrakc, Peggy Watson. FIFTH ROW: Barbara Wilkinson, Artrishia Snodgrass, Wlllene Soper, Ed Robinson, Charles Long. Ray Moore, Rich Price. Richard Goben, Jerry Oliver, Tom Smith, Dan Emde, Jim Rush. Janice Sullivan. Linda Kasten, Barbara Sheppard. 38 Science Club The aim of the Science Club is to provide the members of the science classes with opportunities to promote interests in the pursuit of professional careers: to grow in knowledge, and to fraternize socially. The annual sale of fruit cakes in the Christmas Season provides funds for field trips and social activities. Submitted by: Howard Whaley, President FIRST ROW: Mr. Victor Dubbelde. Co-Sponsor; Alan Corcoran, Sec- retary; Roberta Rankin, Howard Whaley, President; Judy Landers. Jerry Oliver. Pat Kelly, Treasurer; Abby Rhine. Ray Moore. Ronald Stoltz. Co-Sponsor. SECOND ROW; Nora Kingston. Doris Spears. Boyd Zimmerman, Richard Price. Barbara Nave. Doreda Fontana, Shirley Science Field Trip Rieken. Earleen Fernandes. Lynn Ann Stotler, Vilas Mitchell. Linda Kasten. THIRD ROW: Mark Helmkamp, Gary Doerr, Jack Heflin, Dwight Sebastian. David Heeren. Judy Hawkins, Phylis Swinford, Ella Louise Williams. Stella Turner, Bonnie Dickinson. 39 THE ENGINEERING CLUB Dennis and Mike discuss their project. The Engineers’ Club at C.M. at- tempts to further the members' knowl- edge of engineering in its many phases. By doing this it hopes to help the mem- bers to decide whether to continue in the field of engineering. For those that plan to make a career of engineering, it de- scribes more thoroughly the different fields, such as mechanical, chemical, civil, and electrical engineering. In doing so this helps each individual to decide which field he is most interested in, and best suited for. A member may advance in rank by accumulating points for Technician, Jr. Engineer, and Engineer. Our sponsors are Mr. Kenneth Bell, and Mr. Thomas Griesbaum. Submitted by: Robert Terry, Secretary RADIO CLUB The Radio Club and the Engineering Club have merged this year, since we would like to have a better and more active club. We are under the direction of Mr. Thomas Griesbaum and Mr. Kenneth Bell. The activities of the club included movies in the Visual Aids room during 4th and 5th hour lunch periods and a display in Depew's store window during National Education Week. Submitted by: Mike Keefe. PresiHon FIRST ROW: Sponsor Mr. Kenneth Bell, Bob Wheeler,Russel Leggett. Fred Dillion, Gary Greer, Jack Heflin, Jerome Tucker, Howard Robert Terry, Secretary; Dennis McKey, Treasurer; Boyd Zimmerman, Whaley, Ed Basham, Don Smith, Darrell Wesley. Mark Helmkamp, Vice President: Mike Keefe, President: Dale West, Bill Thurston, Terry Raymond Ferguson. Anderson, Sponsor Mr. Thomas Griesbaum. SECOND ROW: Jim Flack, 40 Industrial Arts Club The Industrial Arts Club was organ- ized during the year 1957-’58 and is af- filiated with the Illinois Industrial Education Club. The present membership islimitedto forty-five members, who are taking In- dustrial Arts. Mr. James Compis is the sponsor, and this year Mr. Virgil Vollmar is the co- sponsor. The club money-making project is sell- ing popcorn at football and basketball games. The purpose of the club is to help members prepare themselves for their place as mature and responsible citizens in a democracy and also to promote pro- grams of an industrial, social, and edu- cational nature in the school and community. Submitted by: Dan Ivanuck, President Money-Making Project FIRST ROW: Paul Fay. Bill Shewmaker, Bob Wheeler. Russell Leggett. Dennis McKey, Jon Parsons, Dan Ivanuck. President. James George, Vice President; Jerry Nash, Secretary; Dean Dodson, Treasurer; Jerome Tucker. Historian; Dennis Dale, Richard Price. Roy Taylor. Mr. James Compis,Sponsor; Mr. Virgil Vollmar,Co-Sponsor.SECOND ROW: Steve Tutt, Gary Bollinger. Dan Catharoll, John Johns, Jerry Nappier, Gary Trimm, David Futhey, Gary Cox, David Terry, Terry Anderson, Mike Hattery, Bob Brown, Richard Tarrant, Harold Whipple. THIRD ROW: David Blasingim, Larrv Tits worth, David Ward. Fred Dillon, Troy Brown, Emil DeNeef, Jerry Kenser, Kenneth Plegge, Kenneth Lacey, Bill Crump, Roger Hillbouse. John Schilling, Don Smith, Terry Miller. Terry Walker. 41 Club The Eagles’ Club is an organization open to all of the letter winners of our school. The Eagles' Club is sponsored by the coaches, Clifford Hoppe and Bob Jones. The main activity sponsored by the club is the annual Athletic Banquet. This annual affair is held at the end of each school year to honor all of the athletes, who have par- ticipated in sports during the year. The Eagles' Club co-sponsors the dances after the basketball games. One of the projects of our club is to make contributions toward a Whirlpool bath for the forthcoming athletes of Civic Mem- orial. Submitted by: Sam Sharp, President Soc Hop sponsored by Eagles' Club and G.A.A. FIRST ROW: Coach Bob Jones. Co-Sponsor. Jack Gonzales. Sam Sharp. Treasurer. Dennis Cooper. Dean Dodson, Jerome Tucker. Gary Doerr. President. AlanCorcoran. Vice-President. Dennis Madison. Roy Grace, THIRD ROW: Howard Whaley, Rich Winslow. Bill Sandbach.Jim Rush. Cecil Meadows, Jarrett Peck. Coach Cliff Hoppe, Co-Sponsor. SECOND Ed Robinson, Gary Eaton, Gary Greer. ROW: Dan Cathorall. Boyd Zimmerman. Jack Heflin, Secretary- 42 FIRST ROW: Ellen Ellspermann. and Lynn Ann Stotler. SECOND ROW: Shirley Plegge. and Sharon Bruntjen. FIRST ROW: Lynn Ann Stotlor, Sharon Bruntjen, Shirley Plegge, Ellen Ellspermann. SECOND ROW: Margie Stieglitz, Janet FIRST ROW: Yvonne Jenkins, Jeanne Henkhaus, Kay Smith, Margie Stieglitz. Dressendorfer, Kay Smith. Yvonne Jenkins, Theresa Biesk. Jeanne Henkhaus. Give me an E!” This was a very familiar sound coming from the cheerleaders at the football and basketball games. There is nothing more exciting than the sound of cheering voices and the sight of bouncing cheerleaders, cheering the players on when the score is behind or praising the team with cheers w'hen they are ahead. Although the games did not always end w'ith C.M. as the victor, the spirit of the cheerleaders was undaunted. The varsity cheerleaders this year were: Sharon Bruntjen, Shirley Plegge, Ellen Ellespermann and Lynn Stotler. Our junior varsity cheerleaders were: Marge Stieglitz, Kay Smith, Jeannie Henkhaus, and Yvonne Jenkins. 43 FIRST ROW: Wanda Collins. Madelyn Franklin. Becky Crider. Donna Dailey, Mary Ann Battles. Lynn Drcnnan. SECOND ROW: Janet Dressendorfer. Ellen Ellspermann, Pat Allen, Betty Adams. Cindy FIRST ROW: Susan Guthrie, ChristineGreen, Linda Klopmeir, Mary Jo (sack, Carolyn Giedinghagen. Jeanne Hcnkhaus, Beverly Kessler. Yvonne Jenkins. SECOND ROW: Joyce Griggs. Saundra Heigert. Karen Jones. Betty Hodge. Ruby Kingston, Nora Kingston, Janet Hall, Elaine Cathorall. Wanda Dixon. THIRD ROW: Doreda Fontana. Bonnie Dickinson. Golda Dustman, Lillie Duty,Cheryl Allsman. Jackie Doolen. Kleeman. THIRD ROW: Pat Kelly. Sharon Johnson. Cheryl Hodge. Pat Hunt, Kay Jenkins, Judy Hawkins, Mary Ann Klein, Linda Kasten, Barb Kronable. Secretary Treasurer. 44 Association FIRST ROW: Fay Pence, Rexie Pattengill. Sharon Oliver, Judy Lasseter, Shirley Rieken. Abby Rhine.Cheryl Plegge, Evelyn Mansholt. SECOND ROW: Betty Odem. Roberta Rankin. Shirley Plegge, Presi- dent: Marlene Pruett. Marsha Piltz. Sherry Lintz, Mary Marth. Linda FIRST ROW: Doris Spears. Kay Smith, Margie Stieglitz. Diane Schoeneweis, Karen Szegedy, Sandy White. Sherry Stanford, Carole Simpson. SECOND ROW: LynnStotler. Vice President; Barbara Travis, Meadows. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Rowe. Judy Landers. Barbara Nave, Barbara Meldi, Rose Meisenheimer, Delores Powell. Betty Meisenheimer. Nancy Ochler. Linda Stout. Kay Shaw. Phylis Swinford, Judy Wiseman. Sharon Weger, Carol Walker. THIRD ROW: Doris Williams. Judy Ward. Dianna White. Linda Tarrant. Bea Zakrzewski. Virginia Sommers, Wanda Zivic. 45 dee Club FIRST ROW: Barbara Travis. Madelyn Franklin, Diane Schoenweis, Kay Smith. Bonnie Dickinson. Kay Shaw, Karen Szegedy. Lynne Drennan. Linda Klopmeir, Jeanne Henkhaus, Vivian Schuette, Carol Walker. Ellen Ellspermann. Shirley Plegge. Janet Drcssendorfer. Sharon Wills. SECOND ROW: Linda Sauls. Peggy Watson. Frances Heflin, Louise Blasingim. Caroline Goodbrake. Artrischia Snodgrass. Becky Crider, Janice Duff, Mary Ann Battles, Lynn Stotler, Judy Lasseter, Judy Haar, Bea Zakrzewski. Doris Spears. Marlene Pruett, Bev Schuette. THIRD ROW: Joyce Griggs. Donna Church, Mary Ellen Eaton. Delores Powell. Claudette Sauls, Cheryl Sullivan, Betty Odom, Jackie Doolen, Betty Adams, Bobbie Floyd, JoNcIl McDaniel, Theresa Biesk, Nancy Oehler, Violet Desse. Donna Mouser, Janice Sullivan. FOURTH ROW: Wanda Dixon, Joyce Fields. Ivy Biesk. Sherry Stanford. Brenda Reynolds, Kay Jenkins, Patty Emde, Marsha Piltz, Sharon Bruntjen, Judy Landers, Carol Simpson. Judy Hawkins, Janice Martin, Margie Stieglitz, Judy Winslow. FIFTH ROW: Barbara Nave, Sylvia Blasingim, Meredith Miller. Shirley Hendricks, Sharon Johnson, Bea Wiseman, Janice Stunkel, Jackie Williams, Golda Dustman, Lillie Duty, Bonnie Kivett, Barbara Kronable, Marilyn Rowe, Beverly Kessler. FIRST ROW: Dianne Schoenweis, Madelyn Franklin, Joyce Griggs. Kay Smith. SECOND ROW: Karen Szegedy. Lynn Drennan, Mary Ann Battles, and Judy Haar. THIRD ROW: Beverly Schuette, Marlene Pruett. Barbara Nave, Shirley Plegge, and Janet Dressendorfer. FIRST ROW: Cecil Meadows, Tom Zivic. Darrell Drake. Jim Evilsizer, Alan Corcoran. Dan Ivanuck, Gary Doerr. Ray Ferguson. SECOND ROW: Bill Thurston. Charles Simpson. Ed Basham. Terry Walker. Ricky Cox. Jackie Harmon. Dennis Dale. Bill Crump. Danny Carter. THIRD ROW: Andrew Making money for the band tour. Augustine. Lowell Woodson, Kenneth Wulf. Jim Redman. Rodger Snyder, Dale West. Gary Bollinger. FOURTH ROW: Criag Pace. Gary Greer. Jack Gonzales. Fred Dillon. Gary Cox. Boys' Chorus 47 Glee Club performs with the band. Practicing for the game on Saturday. LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Hodge, Kay Marshal I, Susan Gutharie, Barbara Meldi, Peggy Ivanuck, (center). Band Majorettes The Music Department The Sounds of Music emanate from the music department as they go through their paces for Mr. Opp. The eighty musicians in our concert band enjoy combining their talents with the Girls' Glee Club, as together they give programs and assemblies throughout the year. The highlight of the year for the music department is the music tour. This annual tour enables the students to perform in high schools all over the state. Submitted by: Beverly Schuette, President of Glee Club (Head Major): Christine Green, The flashing of batons, the swinging of skirts and the shuffle of boots begin the parades at foot- ball games and that could be no other than the Civic Memorial Majorettes leading the Band. This year one of their special feats was the twirling of fire, which is glamorous and unique. Band Members FIRST ROW: Craig Pace, Mary Jo Izack, Bonnie Dickinson, Bill Crump, Andi Landreth, Terry Walker. Wanda Collins, Shirley Plegge, Secretary- Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Jo Nell McDaniel, Ellen Ellspermann, Jarrett Peck. THIRD ROW: Stella Ward, Joyce Fields. Carol Walker, Wanda Zivic, Yvonne Jenkins. Jeanne Henkhaus. Marge Stieglitz, Ray Ferguson. Dave Gruenfelder, Faye Pence. Judy Evilsizer, Carol Mulligan. John Duty. FOURTH ROW: Cheryl Vermillan. Linda Van Meter, Sandy White, Susan Sheary, Jim Pruitt, Sharon Oliver, Barb Travis, Madelyn Franklin. Beverly Gehrke, Carol Giedinghagcn. Bea Zakrzewski, Beverly Kessler, Tom Zivic, Don Becker, Kenny Gruen, Mary Ann Klein, Willene Soper. FIFTH ROW: Deane Davis, Cheryl Plegge, Alice Sturgill, Gary Best. President: Lillie Duty, Karen Szegedy, Joe Mushill, Kay Smith. Bertis Griffen, Jim Worthy. Dwight Depcw, Cheryl Hodge. Evelyn Mansholt. Cheryl Bond. SIXTH ROW: Lynn Drennan. VivianSchuette. Linda Klopmcier, Kav Shaw. Elaine Kleeman, Rexie Pattcngill, Lois Dale. Ronnie Bishop. Morris Higgins. Bob Hilgendorf, Jim White, Barb Nave. Bob Sheppard. Jerry Oliver. Francis Overmeyer. SEVENTH ROW: Alan Corcoran. Vice President; John Johns, Paul Corcoran, Terry Miller, Mark Helmkamp, Bob Brown, Lowell Woodson, Richard Link. Harold Whipple, Charles Kanning, David Ward. The Marching Band in Action Fads of Bulky knit sweaters - Boys White and black tennis shoes 1961 Chevrolet Leotards and sweaters to match Nifty-notebooks Girl’s bulky knit sweaters and pleated skirts. Boy's trench coats ATHLETICS Football ALAN CORCORAN Co-Captain DAVID ,,BOYD” ZIMMERMAN Co-Captain JACK HEFLIN DENNIS COOPER DENNIS MADISON MIKE KEEFE ROY GRACE PAUL FAY RICHARD WINSLOW DAWSON COOPER EDWARD WANICK JACK GONZALES COACH HOPPE, Supervising Blocking Practice MIKE BRISTOW DEAN DODSON CECIL MEADOWS TOM WILLIAMS Football The C.M. Varsity, under the second year of Head Coach Hoppe and Assistant Coach Robert Howard, had a disappointing season, due mainly to the inexperience of the players. Only nine of the players had as much as two years' experience. The Eagles had five players receive honors. All five were selected for honor- able mention on the All-Conference Team: A1 Corcoran was selected for two positions, guard and fullback; Dennis Cooper, tackle; Sam Knight, tackle; D.M. Cooper, end; and Mike Bristow, guard. A1 Corcoran and Boyd Zimmerman were selected by the players as Co-Captains for the 1960 Civic Memorial Football Team. Coach Hoppe is looking forward to a much improved team next year since he will have thirteen lettermen returning for the team. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Marty Reed. Larry Titsworth. Paul Baker, Gary Cox, Gary Willison, Mike Mattery, Charles Kanning. Gary Thurston, Gene Page, Joe Ricci. SECOND ROW: Larry Fitzgerald, Jim Brown, Charles Kidd. Kenny Lacey, Richard Tarrant. Bill Ambrose, Terry Walker, Terry Miller, Tom Erzen, Larry Nave, Darrell Nave. THIRD ROW: Larry Payne. Harold Wipple, Bill Crump, Jim Gorden. Gary Neuman, Coach Hartweger. r VARSITY FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Darrell Drake, manager; Ed Wanick, Mike Keefe. Jack Heflin. Boyd Zimmerman, Roy Grace, Dennis Cooper. Dennis Madison, Alan Corcoran, Richard Winslow, Cecil Meadows. Paul Fay. Sam Knight. Harold Brown, Gary Doerr. Manager. SECOND ROW: Coach Clifford Hoppe, Kenny Allison, Jack Gonzales, D.M. Cooper, Tom Williams, Maurice Sheff, Paul Corcoran. Harold Hauseman, Mike Bristow, Jerome Tucker, Don Smith. Benny Cooper. Ronald Bishop. Z.R. Howard. Assistant Coach. THIRD ROW: Jim Rush, Richard Goben, Harold Shake, Jerry Kenscr. Dean Dodson, Andrew Augustine, Kenny Paul, Roy Taylor. Bill Coleman. Gary Witt, Ralph Ferguson. RICHARD WINSLOW NED BOND JACK HEFLIN DENNIS MADISON LARRY CRUSE 58 BOB HILGENDORF RALPH FERGUSON ball MARK BURGUND JIM PRUITT DEAN DODSON 59 VARSITY The 1960 - 1961 EAGLES contained a nucleus of four returning lettermen: Jack Heflin, Dennis Madison, Rich Winslow, and Ned Bond. Lack of experience and size were offset to a degree by hustle and hard work. As the season progressed, some underclassmen began to play varsity ball. JUNIOR VARSITY The Junior Varsity Basketball team under the direction of Assistant Coach Edward Hartweger have showed great signs of improvement. The boys are looking forward to the Freshman-Sophomore tournament at Jerseyville, with high hopes of coming out on top. FRESHMEN The Freshman team had a good season since they had played one year of grade school ball where they did very well. This is the best group of boys we have had in several years. Some of these boys show great prospect of becoming fine ball players in the future. JUNIOR VARSITY FIRST ROW: Jerome Tucker, Ben Cooper, Ralph Ferguson. Quertermouse. Bob Hilgendorf, Dean Dodson. Bob Brown, Ron Bishop. SECOND ROW: Larry Carr. Paul Corcoran, Bob Mark Burgand, Jarrett Peck. John Johns, Coach Hartweger. VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach Jones - Jack Heflin, Mark Burgand, Jim Pruitt, Bob Hilgendorf, Ralph Ferguson, Larry Crews. Assistant Coach Hartwegcr, Gary Rick Winslow, Dean Dodson, Ned Bond. Sam Sharp. Dennis Madison, Eaten, Manager. FIRST ROW: John Duty, Larry Nave, Jim Gordon, Bill Crump, Dave Blasingim. Coach Logan. SECOND ROW: Gary Neuman, Dean Landrith, Darrell Nave, Tom Erzen, Gary Miller. Mike Battery. Larry Payne. THIRD ROW: Gary Wlllison, Richard Cox, Larry Titsworth, Richard Tarrant, Morton Reed. Freshman Basketball ■i ■ 19 .� Baseball 60 The Eagles had a successful season in baseball winning the first Mid- Western Conference Championship in the history of the school. The Eagles beat all conference opponents twice with the exception of Highland and Madison, splitting with each team. The Eagles beat a fine Cohakia team 1-0 and 7-6, Roxana 4-3 and 3-0, Dupo 12-3 and 1-1 tie, since this game was called due to darkness. The Eagles ended the season with a 15-1 win over Jerseyville, a non- conference team. The success of the team was partly creditable to the hitting of the team as a whole and the fine pitching by Don Florini and Dan Milligan. Team spirit was one factor that guided the team to a conference championship, losing only two games in the regular season. Twenty-one of the twenty-eight boys were hold-overs from last year’s team. Submitted by: Coach Robert Howard SEASON RECORD C.M. vs. Cahokia 1-0 CM. vs. Roxana 3-0 C.M. vs. Highland 3-2 C.M. vs. Madison 5-3 C.M. vs. Dupo 1-1 tie (darkness) C.M. vs. Cahokia 7-6 C.M. vs. Roxana 4-3 C.M. vs. Highland 0-3 C.M. vs. Madison 10-15 C.M. vs. Dupo 12-3 C.M. vs. Jerseyville 15-1 Out at Home Plate BASEBALL FIRST ROW: Alan Corcoran, Don Florini, Dennis Autrey. Millard Ed Davis, Eugene Schoeneweis, Ronnie Cox, Jim Crump, Coach Curry, Gary Best, Charles Fitzgerald, David Lucht. SECOND ROW: Bob Howard. Gary Doerr, Manager, Dan Milligan, Dennis Halliday, Sam Sharp, FRESHMAN BASEBALL FIRST ROW: Eton Smith, Ronald Bishop, Kenneth Brooks. Robert THIRD ROW: Coach Jones, Bill Thurston. Gary Witt. Lowell Woodson. Vandergriff, Bill Hayes, and Larry Carr. SECOND ROW: Morris Dewight DePew. Robert Hilgendorf, and Dennis Berry. Higgins, Harold Watkins, Dennis Dale, David Ward, and John Spurgeon. TRACK TEAM FIRST ROW: Coach Hawkins, Gary Eaton. Bill Ames, Larry Carr. David Albers, Fred Dillon, Jack Gonzales. Roy Taylor, Gary Greer. John Mull. Dan Cathorall Dawson Cooper, Ed Wanick. Dale Rose. SECOND ROW: Dean Dodson, Manager; Gary McMillan, Coach Hoppe. CROSS COUNTRY FIRST ROW: Dean Landrcth, Gary Eaton, Mark Burgund, Jim Knight. SECOND ROW: Bob Jones, Coach; Bob Hilgendorf, Dan Cathorall. Jim Flack, Jim Pruitt, Bill Hayes, Manager. TENNIS FIRST ROW: Bill Nix. Roger Hunt, Jim Leonard, Bill Shewmaker, David Feltes, Dennis Sullivan, Craig Pace. SECOND ROW: Bob Brown, Gary Smith. John Johns, Richard Goeway, Fred Becker, Darrell Drake, Coach James Compis. 64 V Shirley Plegge, Homecoming Queen October 8. 1960 LYNN ANN STOTLER KAY SMITH ____- x Maids and Pages MARY ANN KLEIN MARY ELLEN EATON ALICE STURGILL JUDY MASTERSON Spectator Float - First Prize Our Marching Band Sophomore Class - Second Prize Freshman Class - Third Prize Eagles versus Cahokia Homecoming Activities October 8, 1960 Gary, Bob, Christina. Madelyn Shirley. Richard. Jim, and Barbara Intermission At The Dance Janet Klopmeier. Retiring Queen, and Pages The Queen's Dance Shirley, our Queen, Sherry and Randy Crotchett. Shirley Receives Her Crown The Climax of a Perfect Day HOME VISITORS - •+ i Ntta Clark, Jim Evilsizer, Darrell Drake, Ray Ferguson, Golda Dustman, Roy Grace, Charles Long, Barbara Sheppard. Sharon Bruntjen. Abbey Rhine. ROW ONE: Bill Shewmaker, Jackie Williams. Jack Howard, Sylvia Blasingim. Meredith Miller. Jerllyn Bond, Gary Doerr, Judy Lasseter, Tom Smith. ROW TWO: Shirley Hendricks. Charlene Ambrose, Betty Hodge, Vilas Mitchell, Sharon Wills. Anita Crews, Doreda Fontana, Jerry Oliver. Captain; Elwood, who! Senior Class Play Crewcnts and Longhairs Crewcuts and Longhairs” was a hilariously funny combination of football players and high school teachers. Biff Watherspoon, the best football player of Jefferson Lincoln High, had to pass an English exam to become eligible to play in a big game. A friend offered to help him out by hypnotising him. Here, things go from bad to worse as Mr. Droopers, an English teacher, and Biff's phyches interchange. This led to a lot of laughs and good entertain- ment. Submitted by: Jerilyn Bond Sure, Could Use a Rope! What Do You Mean. Nuts? THE CAST junior Play THE CREW FIRST ROW1: Madelyn Franklin, Sharon Oliver, Doris Spears, Lynn Stotler, Ellen EUspermann, Bonnie Dickinson, Diane Schoeneweis. SECOND ROW': FredSimonds, Dave Felts, Gary Bollinger, Russell Leggett, Gary Eaton, Andy Augustine. FIRST ROW: Jerome Tucker, Dan Emde, Mike Bristow. Ben Cooper. D.M. Cooper. James Rush. Ed Ba8hem, Russell Leggett. SECOND ROW: Janice Stunkel. Bobble Floyd, Barb Travis, Bonnie Dickinson. Dianne Schoeneweis, Linda Tarrant. Judy W'inslow, Lilly Duty. THIRD ROW: Rich Goben, Dean Dodson, MarkHelmkamp, Jim Pruitt, Jarrett Peck, Bob Brown, Andy Augustine, Fred Simonds, Dave Feltes. The Great Big Doorstep A hilarious comedy presented by the class of ’62. The old commodore can hardly get his work done, before the crickn and sireus lay him low. But he is always ready with a plan for his little family, and that plan is to let whatever gonna happen, happen. Mama doesn’t trust the old rangatang and continues to hide her lilies in the canes and carefully dispose of the flowers. Always, the impressive doorsteps provide hope Pa uses the shovel that things will get better and finally Mama's lilies pay off with a house to fit the steps. A stomach ache What! A cue ball JumioivSemor Prom The Little Dutch Mill Dancing in a Dutch Dream The song is over, but the melody lingers on. Dutch Dream, the Junior-Senior Prom, a success of 1960. - The well never runs dry. Wouldn't Arthur Murray be pleased? Everyone enjoy the refreshments! Bill, Barb, Karen, and Ray. G.A.A. Awards Banquets Pauline Demonstrates, Glamour Tips Mother-Daughter Banquet - F.H.A. Athletic Banquet N.H.S. Induction Employer-Employee Banquet - D.E. ADMINISTRATORS HEADS OF DEPARTME: _ Board Of Education Community Unit No. 8 NED BOND, President HAROLD ALBERS, Secretary MILTON WOFFORD, President Pro Tern CHARLES NAVE, Secretary Pro Tem BYRON DRENNAN HILBERT PLEGGE ROY ROBERTS 80 Mr. Kermit L. Harden, Superin- tendent of Communi- ty Unit 8: wife, Ann and son, Andy. To the Seniors: I wish to take this opportunity to congratulate the seniors of the Class of '61. You should each take pride in your accomplishment during the last four years. Some of you will undoubtedly look back with a sigh of relief that your high school career is over, while others will leave with a certain feeling of regret. All of you will go out into a world filled with new and challenging problems. It is the hope of the faculty and myself that with the knowledge you have gained you will be able to meet your problems in a forthright and confident attitude and make worth-while contributions to our society. I would like to also ask you not to forget your Alma Mater. You leave behind many educational problems for your school to solve. It is impossible for the school to progress without the help of the citizens of its community. You are now one of those citizens. It is necessary for you to maintain a high interest in order to understand and advise the future course of Bethalto Community Unit 8 to make it a better school. I wish all of you success in your future endeavors. Kermit L. Harden Superintendent 81 Principal Assistant Principal Mr. Forest Kohlburn, Principal of Civic Memorial; wife, Peggy, and sons Tommy, Bobby, and Billy. Mr. Shelton Mayes, Assistant Principal of Civic Memorial; wife. Mar dell; sons, Matthew and David: daughters, Debbie and Anita. 82 Special Teachers FLORENCE McGEE A.B. Fairmont State Teachers College, University of Illinois, Washington U., SJ.U.; Sponsor of National Honor Society and Library Staff. NIT A TRIM PE Western Illinois State University; McKendree; Assistant Librarian; Co-Sponsor of Library Staff. SHELTON C. MAYES B.S., Western Illinois State University; Assistant Principal, Dean of Boys, Driver Education, Sponsor, Senior Class. MARTHA SWANN B.S., Illinois State Normal University, Dean of Girls, Co- Sponsor of Senior Class. VIOLA METZGER R.N., P.H.N., St. Joseph's Hospital School of Nursing, Public Health, St. Louis University, University of Illinois; Sponsor of Future Nurses of America, Southern Illinois University; University of Minnesota; School Nurse of Unit 8. KATHLEEN DUBBELDE Shurtleff College, Secretary to Nurse. MAURICE JONES B.S., Shurtleff College; Boys' Physical Education; Coach of Varsity Basketball, Cross Country; Letterman's Club;Guid- ance and Counseling. CHARLES PELAN B.S., Illinois State Normal University, Speech Correction— Grades 1-12. Heads of Departments JAMES COM PIS B.S., Illinois State Normal University; Head of Industrial Arts Department, Industrial Arts I, II, III; Driver Education; Sponsor Industrial Arts Club. VICTOR DUBBELDE B.A., Los Angeles State College, Washington University, Southern Illinois University; Head of Science Department. Physics, Biology I, II; Co-Sponsor of Junior Class; Sponsor of Science Club. THOMAS GRIESBAUM B.S. ED.,Washington University; Head of Mathematics De- partment, Mathematics; Sponsor Engineering Club; Sopho- more Class, Chairman. LLOYD HAWKINS B.S., Northeast Missouri State Teachers College; Head of Social Studies Department, U.S. History. Geography, Gov- ernment; Co-Sponsor, Junior Class. ERNEST L. OPP B.S., Western Illinois University; Head of Music Depart- ment, Instrumental and Vocal Music; Sponsor, Glee Club, Band. MARY O'NEAL B.E., Western Illinois University, M.A., University of Illinois; Head of Business Education Department, Distrib- utive Education Co-ordinator; Co-Sponsor Spectator,Sponsor of Future Distributors of America. DOROTHY RAINEY A. B., Shurtleff College. M.A., State University of Iowa; Department Head of Language Arts, Latin, French, English, Sponsor, Latin Club. AMELIA STALLINGS B. S., M.S.; Southern Illinois University; University of Illinois; Head of Home Economics Department. HomemakingII,Home- making III; Family Living, Director of Cafeteria, Sponsor, Junior Class, F.H.A. Faculty KENNETH O. BELL B.S., Western Illinois University; Industrial Arts I, II, III, IV, Drafting; Sponsor, Freshman Class; Co-Sponsor, En- gineering Club. OLIVE BRAWN B. Ed., Illinois State Normal University; Typing I, II, Bookkeeping; Sponsor, Sr. F.B.L.A., Co-Sponsor of Sopho- more Class. MARY KAY DOODY B.S., Southern Illinois University, Homemaking I and II; Junior F.H.A.; Sponsor, Freshman Class. NINA J. FREEMAN B.S., Valparaiso University; Girls' Physical Education; Sponsor. G.A.A.; Varsity Cheerleaders; Jr. Varsity Cheer- leaders; Co-Sponsor of Senior Class. ANGELA HAHN B.S., Eastern Illinois University; Record Keeping, General Business, Typing I; Co-Sponsor. F.B.L.A., Co-Sponsor, Spectator, Freshman Class. S EDWARD HARTWEGER B.S., Eastern Illinois University, Industrial Arts I, II, III, IV; Woodworking, Coach, Freshman Football, Junior Varsity, Sophomore Basketball; Co-Sponsor of Junior Class. Faculty WILLIAM C. HODGE B.S., ED. MFA, Southern Illinois University, State Uni- versity of Iowa, Art I, II, DI; Sponsor, Junior Class. CLIFFORD E. HOPPE B.S., Missouri Valley College; Physical Education, Math- ematics; Sponsor, Lettermen's Club; Senior Class. WILLIAM JONES B.S., Southern Illinois University, English III, American History, World History; Sponsor, Senior Class; Co-Sponsor Spectator Staff. JOHN LOGAN B.S., Shurtleff College, Driver Education; American Prob- lems; Sponsor, Freshman Class. MARIE SCHREIBER B.S., Shurtleff College; Business Education, Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Clerical Office Practice, Secretarial Office Practice; Sponsor. F.T.A. . Faculty GAIL B. SCHWARTZ B.A., Southern Illinois University; English, German, Speech, Sponsor, Dramatics Club; Debate Team, Co-Sponsor Sopho- more Class. JUNIA D. SMART A.B., Flora MacDonald College, Johns Hopkins University, University of North Carolina, Shurtleff College. Washington University; English III, IV; Co-Sponsor, Junior Class. RONALD STOLTZ A.B., McKendree College; Biology I, General Business, Co- Sponsor. Sophomore Class, F.B.L.A. VIRGIL O. VOLLMAR B.S., Western Illinois University, Industrial Arts I, II, in, IV, Metal Shop, Co-Sponsor, I.A. Club, Sponsor, Freshman Class. E. A. WEINKE B.A., M.A., Ph. D., University of Wisconsin; Advanced Algebra, Plane Geometry, General Science; Co-Sponsor, Freshman Class. MARJORIE ZWALSH B.S. Ed., Washington University, Freshman English,Sponsor, Eaglet. Co-Sponsor, Freshman Class. Office Staff Cafeteria y MRS. CLARA CHOAT, Secretary to Superintendent MRS. ZONA WOFFORD. Receptionist MRS. BERNICE SCHOENEWEIS, Bookkeeper MRS. NORMA WILLIAMS, Bookkeeper MISS JANET POWELL, Secretary to Principal Miss Amy Stallings. Cafeteria Director; Mrs. Nellie Taylor. Chief; Florence Lehnen. Helen Hauser. Helen Kessler. Tottic Bady. 88 T ransportation Transportation of students to and from school in the Bethalto Community Unit 8 is a major under- taking. Our transportation system consists of nine school buses and two station wagons, that transport over 1600 students. This includes the Kindergarten and Physically Handicapped. Drivers are selected for dependability, good habits, unquestionable character, and their willingness to follow the instructions and requirements of the Superintendent and Board of Education. We expect our drivers to be courteous to all drivers on the highway. We emphasize to each driver that the discipline on their bus must be good at all times. All drivers are greatly appreciative ofthestu- Ike Rhine, Director of Transportation, Geraldine Suhre, Vernita Lasseter, Ronald Stolz, Mildred Leggitt. Agnes Winslow. Victor dents who strive to be co-operative in every possible way to make their trip a pleasant one for all concerned. Careful records are kept as to drivers, buses, routes, places of pick-up, time schedules, accidents, traffic violations, operating expenses for each bus, the condition of tires, warning signals used on buses, changes in routes, and any mechanical failure that may arise from day today on any bus or station wagon. Each driver is held responsible for these records each day, and must make regular reports to the office of the Director of Transportation. It then becomes our ob- ligation to make all needed changes, replacements,or repairs as they occur from day to day. Submitted by Ike Rhine Director of Transportation Dubbelde, Eugene Suessen. Drivers Not Present: Obera McMillen, Dorothy Snodgrass, James Compis. CHERYL ALLSMAN CHARLENE AMBROSE Seniors G.A.A. 4, F.N.A. 4, Latin Club 2, Y-Club 1,2. GERALDINE ANDERSON Eaglet Staff Distributors 4, Typists 4, F.H.A. 1,2,3, F. B.L.A. 4, Library Staff 1, 2, Y-Club 1,2. ELLEN BELANGEE F.T.A. 2,3,4, Secretary 4, Band 1,2,3, Band Letter Winner 1,2, Marching Band 1.2,3, Spectator Staff 4, Eaglet Staff Typists 3,4, F.H.A. 2, F.B.L.A. 4, F.T.A. 3, Y- Club 1,2, Glee Club 2,Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4, Dramatics Club 4. GENEVA BARTEE Eaglet Staff Typists 4, F.H. A. 1,2,4, F.N.A. 3. GARY BEST Class Officer President 3, V. President 1, Spectator Staff 4, Boys' Sports Editor 4, F.B.L.A. 1, Latin Club 2.3.4, President 4, Class Plays-Minor 3, National Honor Society 3,4, V. Presi- dent 4, Band 1,2,3,4, Band Letter Winner 2,3,4, Band Key Winner 4, Marching Band 1,2,3,4, Band Officers Captain 4, District Ensemble Entry 1,2,3,4, District En- semble Winner 1,2,3,4,State Ensemble Entry 3, State En- semble Winner 3, Football 1, Cross Country 3,Baseball2, 3.4, Engineering Club 3,4. 90 Seniors IVY BIESK Pep Squad 1,2,3,4, F.H.A. 1, Glee Club 2,3,4, Girls’ Chorus 1,2,3,4, Chorus Let- ter 2,3,4. SYLVIA BLASINGIM Spectator Staff 4, Eagles Staff, Typist 4, F.H.A. 1, 3,4, Glee Club 3,4, Girls’ Chorus 1,2,3,4, Dramatics Club 4. S JERILYN BOND F.T.A. 4, Latin Club 1,2, 3,4, Library Staff 4, Class Plays Minor 3, National Honor Society 3,4, Dra- matics Club 3,4. MARY BRICKER Spectator Staff 4, Eagles Staff Typist 4, F.H.A. 1,4, Girls' Chorus 1, Dramatics Club 4. I NELSON BOND Basketball 1,2,3,4, Cross Country 2,3,4. SHARON BRUNTJEN Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Spectator Staff 4, Art Editor 4, Eaglet Staff 4, Art Editor 4,Cheerleader 1, 2.3.4, G.A.A. 2,3, F.H.A. 1, 2.3.4, President 1,3, Secre- tary 4, Glee Club 2,4, Girls' Chorus 2,4, Chorus Letter Winner 2,4, District Speech Contest 3,4, Queen Candi- date 2,4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Class Play Major 3,4. 91 Seniors JAMES CAFFERY Brighton Grade School 3. WANDA CAMPBELL Student Council Rep. 3, Sci- ence Club 4, G.A.A. 2.4, F. II.A. 1. F.T.A.2,3,4, Latin4. National Honor Society 3,4, Glee Club 1,2, Girls' Cho- rus 1,2, Chorus Letter Win- ner 1,2, Y-CIub 1,2. YVONNE CAMPBELL F.H.A. 1, Latin Club 2,3. LecROYCAVASHER LUCINDA CATHORALL College Heights Elementary, Eldorado, Illinois, Schafer High School, Michigan 1, Charlotte High School, Florida 2, G.A.A. 3,4, F.N. A. 1,2,3,4. 92 Seniors DENNIS COOPER F.D.A. 4, Football 1.2,3,4, Track 1,2,3, Eagles' Club 2,3,4. LONZO COPELAND Track 1,4. ALAN CORCORAN Student Council Represent- ative 3,4, Class Officer, President 2,4, Science Club 4, Secretary 4, F.N.A. 4, Library Staff 1, Band 1,2, 3.4, Band Letter Winner 3, 4, Marching Band 1, Band Officers, Lieutenant 4, Dis- trict Ensemble Winner 2,3, District Music Winner 2,3, State Music Contest 3, State Music Winner 3, Bovs' Cho- rus 3,4, Hi-Y 1, Football 1.2.3.4, Co-Captain 4, Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Eagles' Club 2,3,4, V. Pres. 4. LARRY CRUSE National Honor Society 3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Cross Country 2,3,4. ANITA CREWS Phoenix Union High School, Phoenix, Arizona 1,2,3, Spectator Staff 4, Eaglet Staff, Typist 4, G.A.A. 4, F.H.A. 4, Dramatics Club 4. MILLARDCURRY F.D.A. 4, Basketball 1,2,3, Football 2,3, Baseball 1,2,3. 93 Seniors DAVID DIUGUID ANTHONY DIXON GARY DOERR Spectator Staff 4, Business Manager 4. Science Club 3, 4. F.N.A. 4. Class Plays. Stage Manager 3.4. Debate Team 3,4, Capt. Debate Team 4, Boys' Chorus 3.4, Football Manager 2.4, Bas- ketball Manager 1. Track Manager 2. Cross Country Manager 3. Dramatics Club 3,4, French Club 3,4, Ger- man Club 4. Pres. Baseball Manager 3.4. DARRELL LEE DRAKE Edwardsville High School 1, Latin Club 2,3,4, Boys'Cho- rus 3,4, Class Plays Major 4, Football Manager 4, Dra- matics Club 4. JANET DRESSENDORFER Student Council State Rep- resentative 3, Spectator Staff 4, Girls' Sports Editor 4, Eaglet Staff; Senior Society 4, Pep Squad 4, Cheerleader 1,2,3, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4, F.H.A. 1,2, 3.4, Secretary 3, Chorus Letter Winner 2,3,4, Girls' Sextet 4, Dramatics Club 3.4, Trea. Cheerleader 4. 94 Seniors JAMES EVILSIZER GOLDA DUSTMAN Spectator Staff 4, G.A.A. 2, 3.4, F.H.A., Class Play Ma- jor 3, Major 4, Glee Club 2.3.4, Girls' Chorus 1,2,3, 4, Dramatics Club 3,4. PAUL FAY Industrial Arts Club 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1. 2,3, Basketball 1. EARLEEN FERNANDES Science Club 4. F.H.A. 3,4, Latin Club 2,3,4, National Honor Societv 3, Dramatics Club 3,4. Science Club 2, F.N.A. 4, Boys' Chorus3,4,Dramatics Club 3,4, Vice-President 4, German Club. RAYMOND FERGUSON Eaglet Staff 4, Co-Editor 4, Latin Club 3,4, Class Play Major 4, Band 1,2,3,4, Band Letter Winner 2,3,4, Band Key Winner 4, Marching Band 1,2,3,4, District En- semble Entry 2,4, District Ensemble Winner 2,4, Bas- ketball 1 3, Cross Country 3,4, Dramatics Club4, Engi- neering Club 3,4. KAREN FITZGERALD Spectator Staff 4, Eaglet Staff 4, F.B.L.A. 4, Library Staff 3, Pep Squad 1,2,3,4. 95 Seniors DOREDA FONTANA Science Club 3,4, Pep Squad 1,2. G.A.A. 2,3,4, F.H.A. 1, 2, Secretary 1, F.N.A. 3.4. Vice-President 4, Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Jr. Tri Hi Y 1, Dra- matics Club 3,4, N.H.S. 4. CAROLINE GOODBRAKE Spectator 4. F. B. L. A. 4, Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Class Play, Minor 3, National Hon- or Society 3,4, Glee Club 4, Girls' Chorus 4, Dra- matics Club 3,4, District Speech Contest 3,4. ROY GRACE Latin Club 2, Lettermens Club 3,4, Sergeant at Arms 4, F.T.A. 4, Football 1,2, 3,4, Track 1,2,3, Engineers Club 2, Senior Play, Major Role. NINA GREENWELL Other School Attended 3, Alton Sr. High School, Eaglet Staff 4, Feature Editor 4, Humor Column 4, Typist 4, Pep Squad 1,2,3, F.H.A. 1, F.N.A. 1,2,3,4, F.D.A. 3, Library Staff 1,2,3, National Honor Society 3,4, Y Club 1,2,3, Treasurer 1, Dramat- ics Club 4. DARIS GURLEY F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, JUDY HAAR Pep Squad 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 2,3,4, F.H.A. 1,2, Vice- President 2, F.N.A. 2,3,4, Latin Club 1.2, Library Staff 2, Glee Club 1,2,4, Girls' Chorus 1,2,4, Girls' Sextet 4, District Ensemble Entry 4. 96 Seniors NANCY HARDWICK CHARLENE HARRISON Spectator Staff4, F.B.L.A. 4. F.N.A. 1,2, Latin Club 1. F.D.A. 1, Library Staff 1, 2. JACK HEFLIN Eaglet Staff, Distributor 4, Science Club 3,4, Spectator Staff 4, Class Plays. Minor 3, Football 1,2,3,4, Basket- ball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3, Cross Country 3, Eagles' Club 3,4, Baseball 4, En- gineering Club 3,4. SAUNDRA HEIGERT Spectator Staff 4, Eaglet Staff, Senior Interviews 4, Pep Squad 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 2,3,4, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4,Treas- urer 4, F.B.L.A. 1, Latin Club 1, Library Staff 3,4. SHIRLEY HENDRICKS Spectator Staff 4, Eaglet Staff, Tvpists 4, Pep Squad 1,2,3,4, F.B.L.A. 4, F.T.A. 3. Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4, Chorus Let- ter Winner 1,3,4, Dramatics Club 4. 97 Seniors BEVERLY HOWARD BETTY MAY HODGE G.A.A. 2,3,4, F.N.A. 3,4, Latin Club 1, Drum Major- ette 2,3,4. Glee Club 1,2, 3.4, Chorus Letter Winner 1.2.3.4, Dramatics Club 4, District Ensemble Entry 3. G.A.A. 2,4, F.H.A. 1, F. D. A. 4, Glee Club 1,2, Girls' Chorus 1,2, Chorus Letter Winner 2. JACK HOWARD CECIL HULETT Southwestern 1,2,3, F.B.L. A. 4, Industrial Arts Club 1, Football 1,2,3,Co-Captain 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2,3,Cap- tain 2,3, Track 1,2,3, Base- ball 1,2,3. DAN IVANUCK Roxana 1, Industrial Arts Club 2,3,4, President 4, V. President 3, Boys' Chorus 3,4, Tennis 3,4, Basketball 1. KAREN LOUISE JONES G.A.A. 2,3,4, F. H. A. 4, Girls' Chorus 1. 98 Seniors MICHAEL KEEFE Marquette 3, Student Council 1,2, Spectator Staff 4,Eaglet Staff 2,4, Editor 4, Latin Club 1,2, Band 1,2, Letter Winner 2, Marching Band 1.2.4, Band District En- semble Winner 2, District Ensemble Entry 2, Football 1.2.4, Basketball 1, Track 1, 2, Engineering Club 1,2,4, President 4, Radio Club 1, 2.3.4, President 4, Dra- matics Club 2,4, N.H.S. 4. JAMES KNIGHT Basketball 2, Track 1,4, Cross Country 2,3,4,French Club 3,4, Treasurer 4. BARBARA KRONABLE PATRICIA KELLY Science Club 3,4, Treasur- er 4,Pep Squad 1,2, G.A.A., F.H.A. 1, F.N.A, 2,3,4, Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Library Staff 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Band 1,2, Letter Winner 2, Marching Band 1,2, Dra- matics Ciub 3,4, Y-Club 1. ROBERT KORTE Science Club 4, F.D.A. 4, Football 1, Track 2,3, Dra- matics Club 3,4, French Club 3,4, Vice-President 4. JUDY LANDERS Spectator Staff 4, Pep Squad 1, G.A.A. 2,3,4, F.H.A. 2,3, 4, President 4, Class Plays Minor 3, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4, Treasurer 4, Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4, Cho- rus Letter W'inner 1,2.3,4, Dramatics Club 3. Eaglet Staff, Feature Editor 4, Typist 4, Science Club 2,3,4, Pep Squad 1,2, G. A.A. 4. F.T.A. 1,2,3,4,Class Plays. Part in Play-Major 3, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4, Chorus Let- ter Winner 1.2.3.4. Dramat- ics Club 3.4. Hi-Y 1.2. 99 JUDY LASSETER Spectator Staff 4, Asst. Bs. Manager 4, Pep Squad 1, 2.3.4. G.A.A. 2.3,4. F.N.A. 2.3.4, Latin Club 1, Class Plavs, Part in Play Major 3, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4, Chorus Let- ter Winner 1,2.3,4, Dramat- ics Club 3,4, N.H.S. 4. JO ANN LI LEY M ARY ANN LOWRANCE McADAMS F.H.A. 4, Girls' Chorus 1. lOO Seniors CHARLES LONG Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Class Plays, Part in Play Minor 3, Part in Play, Major 4, Dramatics Club 4, French Club 4. DAVID LUCHT Roxana High School 1, Eaglet Staff Junior Editor 3, Base- ball 1,2,3,4. Latin Club 1, F.D.A. 3,4, President 4, Track 3, En- gineering Club 3, RadioClub 1,2,3, Secretary 1,2, Treas- urer 2. DONALD McGAUGHEY Seniors DENNIS McKEY Industrial Arts Club 1,2,3, 4, F.D.A. 1,2,3,4, Engineer- ing Club 3,4, Treasurer 4, Radio Club 3,4,Treasurer4. DENNIS MADISON Student Council 1,2, Football 1,4, Eagles' C lub 2,3,4, C lass Officer, President 1, Track 1, Engineering Club 3,4, Band 1,2, Basketball 1,2,3, 4, Marching Band 1,2,Cross Country 2,3. BARBARA MALONE JANICE MARTIN Phoenix Union High l.Carl Havden High 2, South High 3, F.N.A. 2,4. Class Officer.Sec reta ry- Treasurer 2,3,4, F.H.A. 2, 3, Spectator Staff 4, F.B.L. A. 4, Eaglet Staff, Typist 4, Glee Club 3,4,Girls'Cho- rus 1,2,3,4, Dramatics Club 3,4, Pep Squad 1,2,3,4. 1 LEONE MAYNARD Alton High 3, Eaglet Staff, Typist 4, F.N.A. 1,2, Girls' Chorus 1,2, F.H.A. 4, Li- brary Staff 1. CECIL MEADOWS Eaglet Staff, Senior Inter- views 4, Football 1,4, Track 1, Cross Country 2,3, Bas- ketball 2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3, 4, Eagles'Club 2,3,4, Indus- trial Arts Club, President 1. Seniors CAROLYN SUE MEININGER LINDA MEADOWS Spectator Staff 4. G.A.A. 2, 3.4 Eaglet Staff Typist 4, Pep Squad 1.2.3.4. LatinClub 1.2.3.4. Library Staff 2.3, Dramatics Club 3.4. BARBARA MELDI Spectator Staff 4, Pep Squad 1.2.3.4, G.A.A. 2.3.4. F.N. A. 2.3,4, President 4. Latin Club 1. National Honor Soci- ety 3,4,Treasurer4, March- ing Band 2.3,4. Drum Major- ettes 2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2, 3.4. V. President 4, Girls' Chorus 1.2,3,4, Chorus Let- ter Winner 1.2,3.4. District Ensemble Entry 3. Dramat- ics Club 3.4. Treasurer 4. Tri Hi Y 1.2. President 2. Treasurer 1. F.N.A. 2,3.4. Science Club 2,3. Pep Squad 1,2,3, Latin Club 1,2,3, National Honor Society 3,4. MEREDITH MILLER Other Schools. Lansdowne Jr. High. Eaglet Staff. Typ- ists 4. F.B.L.A. 3. F.N.A. 2.4. Library Staff 2. Glee Club 4, Girls' Chorus 4. Dramatics Club 4. JAMES MIHALICH Latin Club 1.2. Engineering Club 3,4, Radio Club 3,4. VILAS MITCHELL Spectator Staff 4. Science Club 3,4, Pep Squad 1.2, G. A.A. 2,3.4. F.N.A. 3,4. Li- brary Staff 1,2, Girls'Cho- rus 1; Dramatics Club 3.4. 102 Seniors CAROL MULLIGAN R AYMOND MOORE Student Council 4. Class Of- ficer V. President3.4.Spec- tator Staff 4. Science Club3. 4, F.D.A. 4, Football 1.2.3, Track 1,2,3. Eagles' Club 2,3,4, Dramatics Club 3,4 French Club 4. JERRY NAPPIER Eaglet Staff Interview 4. In- dustrial Arts Club2.3.4. En- gineering Club 3. BARBARA NAVE Spectator Staff 4. Asst. Ed- itor 4. Science Club 2,3,4. Pep Squad 1,2, G.A.A. 2,3, 4. F.N.A. 1.2,3.4. LatinClub 1.2.3.4, Band 1,2.3,4. Band Letter Winner 1,2,3, March- ing Band 1,2,3,4, District Ensemble Winner 1. 2. 3. 4, District Ensemble Entry 1, 2.3.4, State Ensemble Entry 2, State Ensemble Winner 2, Dramatics Club 3,4. TANYA NELSON Eaglet Staff Typist 4. F.H.A. 1. F.B.L.A. 3. F.N.A. 2.4. Latin Club 2, Library Staff 3.4. WILLIAM NIX Student Council 3.4, Class Officer V. President 2. Sci- ence Club 3. F.T.A. 3. 4, Treas. 4. Latin Club 3.4. Class Play Major 3, National Honor Society 3.4. President 4, District Speech Contest 3, Football 1,2,3, Basketball 1, Track 1,2,3, Eagles Club 3. 4. Dramatics Club 3, 4. President 4,Engineering Club 3. President 3. Radio Club 3. V. President 3. 103 Seniors JERRY OLIVER Spectator Staff 4, Science Club 3.4. Parliamentarian4. F.T.A. 3.4. Latin Club 1. 2.3.4. Trcas. 3.4. National Honor Society 3.4, Band 1. 2.3.4, Band Letter Winner 1. 2.3. Marching Band 1,2,3,4, Dist. Ensemble Winner 1,2, 3.4, State Ensemble Entry 2. State Ensemble Winner 2, Dramatics Club 3,4, Class Play House Manager 4. JON PARSONS Cross Country 1.2.3,4, In- dustrial Arts Club 1.2.3.4 Basketball 1.2.3. SHIRLEY PLEGGE Student Council 2,3,4. Pres. 4. Sec.-Treas. 2, Class Of- ficer 1, Sec.-Treas. 1, Spec- tator Staff 4, Asst. Editor 4. Pep Squad 1,2,3, G.A.A. 2, 3.4, President 4. Cheer- leader 4. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 4. Treas. 1.3, Class Play Major 3, Band 1,2,3, 4. Band Letter Winner 1, 2,3, Band Key Winner 4, Marching Band 1,2,3, Band Officers-Secretary 4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Girls' Chorus 1.2.3.4, Chorus Letter Win- ner 1,2,3.4. Girls'Sextet 3. 4. District Ensemble Entry 3.4, Queen Candidate 2,3, Homecoming Queen 4, Dra- matics Club 3. RICHARD PRICE Spectator Staff 4, F.T.A. 2, 3.4, President 4, Treasurer 3, Industrial Arts Club 2.3. 4, Sec.-Treas. 3, Latin Club 1. Class Play Minor 3. House Manager 4. District Speech Contest 3. Dramatics Club 2.3.4, Engineering Club 3. Science Club 3,4. MARLENE PRUETT Spectator Staff 4, Eaglet Staff 4, Typists 4. Pep Squad 1, 2,3,4. G.A.A. 2.3.4. F.B.L. A. 4, Pres. 4. Library Staff 1. Glee Club 2.3,4. Girls’ Chorus 1,2.3,4, Chorus Let- ter Winner 1,2,3,4, Girls' Sextet 4. District Ensemble Winner 4. Y-Club 1.2, Dra- matics Club 3.4, Secretary 4. ROBERTA RANKIN Science Club 2,3,4, V. Pres. 4. G.A.A. 3,4. F.B.L. . 1 2,3, F.N.A. 4. 104 Seniors BRENDA REYNOLDS G.A.A. 2.3, Glee Club 2.3. 4. Girls' Chorus 1.2.3,4, ABBIGAIL RHINE Eaglet Staff Reporter 4.Sci- ence Club 3.4. G.A.A. 2.3.4. F.N.A. 3.4. Library Staff 2. Class Plays Major 3, 4. Queen Candidate 4. Dramat- ics Club 3.4. Spectator Staff 4. EDWARD ROBINSON Latin Club 1, Football 3, Track 3.4. Eagles’ Club 3. 4, Dramatics Club 4. JOHN SANDBACH F.B.L.A. 2. F.T.A. 1.2. F. D.A. 3.4. Football 1.3.4. Eagles'Club 4. Engineering Club 3. Radio Club 3. JUDY SANDERS Spectator Staff 4. Eaglet Staff 4. Typists 4. F.T.A. 1.2. F.D.A. 3,4, Secretary 3.4. ROY SAULS F.D.A. 4. Industrial Arts Club 2.3. 105 Seniors VERNA SAULS G.A.A. 2,3. Library Staff 1. 2. Glee Club 2,3,4, Girls' Chorus 1.2,3,4. HELEN SCHREIER Eaglet Staff Typists 4, F.N. A. 3.4, Secretary 4. Junior Tri Hi Y 1.2, Library Staff 1.2, Girls'Chorus 1.2. BEVERLY SCHUETTE Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4. Sec.-Treas. 4, Spectator Staff 4, Senior Editor 4, Eaglet Staff Typists 4. F.B. L.A. 1,2,3,4, President 1, Treasurer 4. National Honor Society 3,4,Secretary 4. Glee Club 1,2,3.4, President 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2.3.4, Chorus Letter Winner 1,2, 3.4, Girls' Sextet 2,3,4, Dis- trict Ensemble Entry 2,3,4, District Ensemble Winner 2,3, Dramatics Club 3. Pep Squad 1.2.3.4. s DWIGHT SEBASTIAN Eaglet Staff Senior Inter- views 4. Science Club 2,3,4, Track 3, Engineering Club 2,3, Radio Club 2,3, German Club 4. SAMUEL SHARP Basketball 1.2.3.4. Cross Country 2.3,4, Baseball 1. 2,3,4, Eagles'Club President 4. HARLEN SHAW Latin Club 1,2, Radio Club 2. French Club 3,4. 106 Seniors BARBARA SHEPPARD F.T.A. 4, Library Staff 3.4. Class Play Major 4. Dramat- ics Club 3.4. WILLIAM SHEWMAKER Spectator Staff 4. Snapshot Editor 4. Industrial Arts Club 2.3.4. F. D. A. 3. 4. Treasurer 4. Class Play Minor 3.4. Tennis 3.4. Foot- ball 1.2. Basketball 1,Track 1.2. TOM SMITH Spectator Staff 4, Eaglet Staff Distributor 4, Printer4. Typists 4, Science Club 4. Latin Club 1. Class Play Assistant Stage Manager 3. 4. Dramatics Club3.4. Radio Club 2, German Club 4.Vice President 4. LINDA STOUT G.A.A. 4. F.N.A. 4. Girls' Chorus 1. 107 Seniors STELLA TURNER F.N.A. 2,3,4, Science Club 2,3,4, Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Li- brary Staff 3.4. National Honor Society 3,4. JEANETTE UNDERWOOD Stephen Decatur High School 1.2. Roxana High School 3. F.N.A. 1, Latin Club 4, Glee Club 4, Girls' Chorus 4. LINDA W ALDEN Pep Squad 1,2, G.A.A. 2,3, F. H.A. 1. F.D.A. 4, Library 2. Girls' Chorus 1. LINDA VAN METER Eaglet Staff Typist 4, F.T.A. 1.2,3,4, Latin Club 1.2.3.4, Band 2,3,4, Band Letter Win- ner 3, Marching Band 2,3,4. MERLE WANICK F.D.A. 3, Track 1. 108 Seniors STELLA WARD Pep Squad 2. G.A.A. 2, F. T.A. 2.3.4. Latin Club 1. 2.3.4. Band 1,2.3.4. March- ing Band 1.2,3.4. District Ensemble Entry 2.3, Dis- trict Ensemble Winner 2, State Ensemble Entry 2. PEGGY WATSON Roxana High School 1, 2. Spectator Staff 4. Eaglet Staff Typist 4. F.H.A.3.4. Library Staff 3.4. Glee Club 4.Girls' Chorus 4, Chorus Letter Winner 4, Queen Candidate 3. Dramatics Club 3,4. DARRELL WESLEY Industrial Arts Club 1,2.3, National Honor Society 3.4, Engineering Club 1, 2. 3, 4. Radio Club 1,2,3,4, French Club 2.3. HOWARD WHALEY Spectator Staff 4, Eaglet Staff Interview 4, Science Club 3.4. President 4, Industrial Arts Club 1,2,3, Vice Pres. 2, F.D.A. 4. Class Plays Minor 3. District Speech Contest 3. Basketball 1,2,3, Track 1,2.3, Crosscountry 2.3. Eagles Club 2,3,4, Dra- matics Club3,4, Engineering Club 3.4. Radio Club 3.4. JAMES EDWARD WIENEKE Freshman West Jr. High 1, Alton Senior High 2, Junior Las Vegas High 3. Spectator Staff 4. Pep Squad 2, Band 1,2, Band Letter Winner 1, Marching Band 1, Boys'Cho- rus 1, Chorus Letter W'inner 1. Commercial Art Club 2, Basketball 2, Track 1.Cross Country 4, Baseball 3. DORIS WILLIAMS Student Council Rep. 3,4. Spectator Staff 4, Pep Squad 2. G.A.A. 2,3,4. F.H.A. 2. 3.4. Library Staff 3. 109 Seniors JACQUELINE WILLIAMS Notre Dame. St. Louis 1. Spectator Staff 4. Eaglet Staff Printers 4. Pep Squad 2.3.4. G.A.A. 2.3. F.N.A. 2.3.4. Class Plays 3, Minor. Glee Club 2.3,4. Girls' Cho- rus 2,3.4, Dramatics Club 3.4. SHARON WILLS Spectator Staff 4. Eaglet Staff Typists 4. F.H.A. 1,4, Pep Squad 1.2,3.4, F.B.L.A. 2, F.T.A. 3. Glee Club 1.2,3, 4. Girls' Chorus 1. 2.3,4. Chorus Letter Winner 1,2, 3.4. RICHARD WINSLOW F.D.A. 3,4, Football 1,4, Basketball 1.2,3.4, Track 1. 2,3, Cross Country 2, 3. Eagles Club 2,3,4. BOYD ZIMMERMAN Spectator Staff 4, Eaglet Staff Distributors 4, Science Club 2,3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Co- Captain 4. Track 1, 3. 4, Eagles Club3.4, Engineering Club 3, Vice-President 4. EARL WISEMAN F.D.A. 3,4. TOM ZIVIC F.T.A. 4. Band 1,2,3.4, Band Letter Winner 2,3,4,March- ing Band 1,2,3,4. Football 1, Basketball 1,2, Track 1. Cross Country 2, Baseball 4. Boys' Chorus 3.4. Engineer- ing Club 3, Radio Club 3. 1 io Juniors BETTY JUNE ADAMS MARY ANN BATTLES JOHN ADAMS GARY BOLLINGER J. W. ADAMS BEVERLY BOURLAND ANDREW AUGUSTINE MICHAEL BRISTOW YVONDA BARHAM HAROLD R. BROWN CHARLES BASHAM ROBERT BROWN GARY BROYLES MARK BURGUND DANIEL CARTER DANIEL CATHORALL VIRGINIA CATO JERRY CAULEY DONNA CHASE DONNA CHURCH GARY COFFMAN BENNY COOPER DAWSON COOPER PAUL CORCORAN BECKY CRIDER DONNA DAILEY CHARLES DALE DEANE DAVIS BONNIE DICKINSON ill Juniors FRED DILLON WANDA DIXON DEAN DODSON BEVERLY DONAHUE ANN DONALDSON JACKIE DOOLEN JANICE DUFF JIM DUNSCOMBE LILLIE DUTY DONALD EAKER GARY EATON WAYNE ELLIOT ELLEN ELLSPERMANN DANNY EMDE DAVID FELTES RALPH FERGUSON JOYCE FIELDS PAUL FITCH 1 12 LARRY GARRETT JIM FLACK BOBBIE FLOYD MADELYN FRANKLIN DAVID FUTHEY JAMES GARRETT BEVERLY GEHRKE JAMES GEORGE CAROLYN GIEDINGHAGEN RICHARD GOBIN RICHARD GOEWAY Juniors JACK GONZALES GARY GREER BILLY GRINDSTAFF BILL HALE JANET HALL RUTH HARTLEY HAROLD HAUSMAN LARRY HAUSMAN JUDY HAWKINS DAVID HEEREN VESTA HEFLEN MARK HELMKAMP LINDA HOUSTON DAVID HOWARD JERALDINE HUFSTEDLER DENNIS HUTCHINS KAY JENKINS JOHN JOHNS PEGGY JOHNSON SHARON JOHNSON ZEPH ALAN JOHNSON LINDA KASTEN THOMAS KELLER PATTY KELLY JERRY KENSER VADA KIMBRO CAROL KING RUBY KING NORA KINGSTON 113 Juniors SAMUEL KNIGHT JANET LINDER EDWARD KUETHE ROSELLA LANKFORD SMITTY McCOTTUM STELLA McNEALY JAMES LARGE WILLIAM LAWSON MARY MARSHALL PATRICIA MELLENTHIN RUSSELL LEGGETT JAMES MENKE JoANN MIHALICH GARY MILLER JIMMY MITCHELL PATRICIA MOSS DONNA MOUSER GENE NASH JERKY NASH 114 SALLY PARKER JARRETT PECK BETTY ODOM SUE OETKEN SHARON OLIVER CRAIG PACE FAY PENCE VIRGINIA PETERS RONALD PHILLIPS ELDON PRICE Juniors VIRGINIA PRICE JAMES PRUITT THEODORE REYNOLDS JAMES RICKS NANCY RAY SHIRLEY RIEKEN JAMES REDMAN BOB RODGERS TERRY REEDY WILLIAM RODGERS RONNIE RETZER BARBARA ROGERS KAREN ROGERS SHARON RUDE JAMES RUSH JOHN SANDERS CHARLES SAULS JOHN SHILLING DIANNE SCHOENEWEIS HARRIET SCOTT MAURICE SHEFF FRED SIMONDS HAROLD SMITH ARTRISCHIA SNODGRASS ROGER SNYDER VIRGINIA SOMMERS WILLENE SOPER DORIS SPEARS GLYNN STALLINGS 1 15 Juniors SHERRY STANFORD JAMES STEPHENS DELBERT STODDARD LYNN ANN STOTLER JANICE STUNKEL ALICE STURGILL DENNIS SULLIVAN JANICE SULLIVAN PHYLLIS SWINFORD BILL TANNER LINDA TARRANT ROBERT TERRY BILLY TIMPE BARBARA TRAVIS JEROME TUCKER JAMES TURNER CLAUDE VERMAUX EDWARD WANICK 1 1 6 MAURICE WARD CHARLES WATERS FRANCES WATERS CHERRIS WE1SHAUPT ROBERT WHEELER BARBARA WILKINSON ALBERT WILL DORIS WILLIAMS SLLALOUISE WILLIAMS TOMMY WILLIAMS JUDY WINSLOW BEATRICE WISEMAN Sophomores DONNA CAMPBELL CAREN COONTZ TERRY ANDERSON SHARON BROYLES LARRY CARR FRANCES COUCH HOMER BRADLEY CHARLOTTE CHAPMAN SHIRLEY COUCH SHARON BREWSTER ! GLORIA BRUNTJEN OERALDEAN CHERRY KEITH CRAWFORD CECIL CAMERON WILLIAM COLLMAN GILBERT CREEKMORE Sophomores DENNIS DALE LYNNE DRENNAN JOYCE GRIGGS MICHELLE DeNEEF ANITA DRURY SHARLYENE GARRETT DAVID GUNTER ROBERT HEDGELL SUSAN GUTHRIE FRANCES ENGLES SANDRA HAMLETT PATRICIA FELTES MICHAEL HANCOCK JACKIE HARMON WILLIAM HAYS JANET HARROP ANDREW HARTLEY MORRIS HIGGINS ROBERT HILGENDORF WILLIAM HAUSMAN SHELIA HILL FRED HAUSMAN PATSY HOGEL BEVERLY KESSLER RICHARD McKEY PATRICIA HUNT RUBY KINGSTON MARILYN LAWTON SHIRLEY McNEALY Sophomores RICHARD LINK KAY MARSHALL DARLENE IVERS ELAINE KLEEMANN ETHEL LYNCH SHIRLEY MARSHALL JOYCE KAULEN LOIS KNIGHT EDDIE McKENZIE JUDY MASTERSON r SHIRLEY MAYNARD IONE NELSON BETTY MEISENHEIMER ROBERT NITZKE MELBA MILLER RUTH NORTHWAY LOREN MOSS ALICE PACE JOSEPH MU SHILL RALPH PAGE KENNETH PAUL DELORES POWELL ROBERT ROSE DONALD SHAKE VERA SHORT KAY SMITH Sophomores JANICE PENNOCK OBBY QUERTERMOUSE MARILYN ROWE HAROLD SHAKE ARCHIE SIMPSON MELVIN SNELSON EDWARD PHILLIPS JAMES RANKIN WILLIAM RYAN DONNA SHAW CHARLES SIMPSON PHYLLIS SNODGRASS LAWRENCE ROBINSON PATSY SLONE STEVE SPARROWK DANALENE ROMANS MARILYN SAULS ROBERT SHEPPARD DON SMITH JOHN SPURGEON Sophomores MARGIE STIEGLITZ BILLIE TROUTWINE DALE WEST GARY WITT PAUL SUHRE ROY TAYLOR DON TUCKER DAVID WARD A - DIANNA WHITE LOWELL WOODSON CHERYL SULLIVAN CAROLE TEDRICK JANE TURNBEAUGH JAMES WHITE KENNETH WULF BARBARA SWEARINGIM KAY SWITZER ROGER TERRY WILLIAM THURSTON ROBERT VANDERGRIFF BRENDA VINYARD HAROLD WATKINS JAMES WILLIAMSON BEATRICE ZAKREWSK Freshmen KENNETH ALLISON WILLIAM AMBROSE CAROL ADAMS EDNA BAKER CHARLES BARTHOLOMEW THOMAS BARTHOLOMEW BARBARA BECHEL LESLIE ADAMS SUSAN PATRICIA ALLEN PAUL BAKER DONALD BECKER LESLIE BARTEE ALFRED BENTON BONNIE BLANKENSHIP JAMES BROWN DAVID BLASINGIM PAMELA BROWN TROY BROWN EUGENIA BURDETT MARIE BURNS REBECCA CALVEY LELANDCAMPBELL JERRY CARDWELL ROGER CATO RUTH ANN CARTER 122 Freshmen GARY COX LOIS DALE WANDA COLLINS GARY COOK ALMA JEAN COPELAND LEROY COURTOISE RICHARD COX SHIRLEY CROSS BILLY CRUMP GAIL CREEKMORE JEANNIE DAVIS EMIL DeNEEF, JR. VIOLET DESSE CINDY DONALDSON STEVE DOWNER PATRICIA DOWNING edward Duchesne LINDA DURHAM JOHN DUTY WALTER DZIADYK MARY ELLEN EATON PATRICIA EMDE THOMAS ERZEN ROBERT ESSARY 123 Freslimem ROBERT JR.. GOODBRAKE DAVID GRUENFELDER MARY DEE HEINTZ MICHAELENE HOWARD YVONNE JENKINS KENNETH GRUEN MICHAEL HATTERY REBECCA HAYS SUSAN HEEREN FRANCES HEFLIN ALLEN C. HUGHES LINDA JONES JACKIE IVANUCK PEGGY IVANUCK MARY JO IZSAK 1 24 Freshmen JOHN KAUFMAN CHARLES KIDD CAROL KING MARY KLEIN LINDA KLOPMEIER DONALD KUETHE NORRIS KUTTER KENNETH LACEY OSCAR LANDRETH WALTER LANE CHERYL LINTZ CHARLES LONG jo McDaniel PATRICIA McNEALY TROY McNEALY SHARON MALONE KATHY MANNING EVELYN MANSHOLT MARY MARTH DAVID MAYNARD ROSE MEISENHEIMER LOUIS MELLENTHIN 125 Freshmen JOHN METCALF WAYNE MEYER JAMES MILLER TERRY MILLER CAROL MITCHELL CAROLYN MORROW MARGIE MOSS DORIS MULLIGAN DARRELL NAVE LARRY NAVE PAULETTA NELSON GARY NEUMANN LYNDALL NEWELL NANCY OEHLER ALLEN OSBORNE DENNIS PAGE REXIE PATTENGILL LARRY PAYNE FRANCIS OVERMEYER RICHARD OWENS NORMA PETERS LARRY POLLARD MARSHA PILTZ CAROLYN PRESTON EDWARD PROSSER CHERYL PLEGGE KENNETH PLEGGE WILLIAM POINTER MARY ANN RANDLE BARBARA REDMAN 126 Freshmen MORTON REED JOSEPH RICCI CHARLES ROACH CARL RUNION CHARLES RUSSELL LINDA SAULS VIVIAN SCHUETTE GILBERT SEAGRAVES EMORY SELF SHARON SHADE SUSAN SHEARY BEVERLY SHEFF JOHN SHEWMAKER JACK STANFORD STEPHENS ROBERT GEORGE STERLING SHIRLEY STREET RICHARD TARRANT DAVID TERRY DAVID THOMAS BRENDA THOMPSON GARY THURSTON DICK TIMPE 127 Freslimen LARRY TITSWORTH GARY TRIMM BILLY TURNER STEVE TUTT TERRY VAUGHN CHERYL VERMILLION JOHN WILFONG DORIS WILLS LINDA WILLIAMS GARY WILLI60N JUDITH WISEMAN DIANNE WONNACOTT JAMES WORTHY DARRELL WRIGHT DONNETTA YOUNG WANDA ZIVIC DICK ZUMWALT 128 General Business f ses Communi • as a Laboratory Depew’s Variety Store 130 Central Avenue Phone DU 4-4031 Bethalto, Illinois 128 Central Bethalto, Illinois Dudley 4-3701 Congratulations Class Of '61 The First National Bank of Wood River Alton Banking Trust Co. Your Full-Service Bank Serving...More People...More Ways (The Wedge Bank) With Genuine Friendliness 1 32 Heeren’s Store Bethalto, Illinois Phone: DU 4-3311 Neuhaus Hardware Bethalto, Illinois Dupont Paints Speed Queen Washers Dudley 4-5351 Beulah’s Beauty Shop La Marsh Service Station Ed La Marsh, Proprietor Phone DU 4-3301 300 Bethalto Drive Bethalto, Illinois Bethalto, Illinois Phone 4-8311 Costanzo Jewelry Adams Floral Bridal Shop Your Satisfaction Is Our Ambition Corsages, Wedding Gowns Fine Watch-Clock And Jewelry Repair Our Specialty Theatre Bldg., 119 Wood River Ave. Wood River, Illinois 234 E. Ferguson - Wood River, Illinois Phone CL 4-3714 CL 4-3441 Say It With Flowers” Meet Your Friends Lammers Floral Company At Nathan Marcus Annamae And George Lammers 2524 College Avenue Exclusive Shops For Women Alton, Illinois Phone HO 2-0668 Alton Wood River Edwardsville 133 Yonaka Jewelry Store Buhrmester 100 E. Vandalia - Phone 1943 Wallpaper Paint Co. China - Crystal - Silver 201 - 203 North Second Diamonds - Watches Edwardsville, Illinois Edwardsville, Illinois Renken’s Auerbach’s Store For Men Ladies' Apparel 229 North Main Street Always Something New To Offer Edwardsville, Illinois Phone 801 Edwardsville, Illinois Desmond Plumbing Heating Air Conditioning Ecco All Star Fine Dairy Products 318 St. Louis Ave. 223 W. Park Street Edwardsville, Illinois Edwardsville, Illinois Phone 1820 Phone 365 Phone 4 Phone 5 Shupack’s Edwardsville Lumber Company Women's Shoes Men's Shoes Naturalizer Florsheim Lifestride Roblee Petite Deb Pedwins Second And High Streets Children's Shoes Buster Brown Edwardsville, Illinois 124 N. Main Street Edwardsville, Illinois 134 Compliments Of C. W. Mitchell Illinois Power Company Ace Printing Service Wood River, Illinois Personal - Commercial Printing CL 4-0133 615 East Airline Drive Zeke Jabusch Phone CL 9-2711 Shearburn’s P. N. Hirsch Co. Ice Cream Wilshire Village, E. Alton, Illinois CL 4-9111 Alton, Illinois 48 East Ferguson, Wood River, Illinois CL 4-5232 Phone 2-9241 Alton Plaza, Alton, Illinois Humbert Road HO 2-7130 First Federal Savings Loan Association If You Live Here - You Work Here You Should Subscribe To The Journal 140 N, Main Street Published In And For Edwardsville, Illinois Wood River Township Home Loans - Insured Savings By Carrier - 8£ Week By Mail - $4.00 Year Hunt Hardware Illinois' 1 7:7, Inc. 515 East Airline Drive East Alton, Illinois Wholesale And Millwork Division Phone CL 9-1112 Edwardsville, Illinois Hours 8-9 Monday - Friday 135 Leonard Fuel Paving 511 W. Prairie Street Bethalto, Illinois Phone DU 4-3601 Marilyn’s Beauty Salon Specializing In Color Bethalto, Illinois Phone DU 4-5412 For Appointment Electric - Gas - Oil Appliances Staas Floral George Humm Electric 1636 Washington Avenue Alton, Illinois Refrigeration Flowers Express The Complete Electrical Service Corsages A Specialty Homer R. And Wanda Stass, Owners Phone DU 4-3001 Phone HO 5-2833 (Business! 116 W. Main St. Bethalto, Illinois Phone DU 4-6691 (Home) Wells-Schmidt Tire Co. Frank’s Shoe Store Goodyear Tires, Tubes, And Batteries Auto Accessories Style - Fit - Quality Schwinn Bikes P.F. Canvas Shoes For Gym 101 East Ferguson Avenue Frank Saxe Wood River, Illinois 22 East Ferguson, Wood River Phone CL 4-3828 Illinois Candy Bill’s Distributing Co. Taylor’s Wholesale And Retail Distinctive Jewelry Gifts All National Brands CL 4-2631 59 E. Ferguson Ave. Wood River, Illinois Wood River, Illinois 1 36 Bethalto Cleaners 118 S. Prairie Street Bethalto, Illinois “Vic” Erzen, Sr. Jr. Featuring Sta-Nu Finishing Process Phone: Dudley 4-4601 Bethalto, Illinois 1 iethalto Shell Service Eilers Market Delbert J. Tinker, Prop. DUdley 4-9414 DUdley 4-9392 Bethalto, Illinois Bethalto, Illinois Bethalto Since 1935 Ricci’s Drug Store Augustine’s Store Maytag Appliances Bulk And Bottle Gas Shurfine Products - Quality Meats Phone DU 4-3411 Your Rexall Store 124 South Prairie - Phone DU 4-5001 Bethalto, Illinois J. J. Ricci, R. Ph. Everything In Drugs Cosmetics - Sundries Reliable Prescriptions Kehr TV Appliances 140 Club Dining Room Zenith Westinghouse Sales Service Irvin Kehr, Proprietor Phone DU 4-3021 Bethalto Illinois Good Italian Food And Pizza Pie Phone DU 4-9394 Bethalto, Illinois 137 OLIN MATHIESON CHEMICAL CORPORATION 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’VE 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 RE- SOURCES OF TWO OF THE COUNTRY'S MOST RAPIDLY EXPANDING INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATIONS. WE EXTEND OUR BEST WISHES TO YOU. MAY THE FUTURE BRING YOU ALL YOU'VE HOPED FOR AND EVERYTHING FOR WHICH YOU HAVE WORKED. New York, New York New Haven, Connecticut 1 38 Baltimore, Maryland East Alton, Illinois “Walt” Black’s Sporting Goods Co. Prairie Farms Milk Phone HO 2-8831 811 East Broadway 504 East Broadway Alton, Illinois Alton, Illinois Howard’s Finance Company Germania Savings Loan Assn. The Place For Your Savings 626 East Broadway 543 East Broadway Alton, Illinois Alton, Illinois Telephone HO 2-9218 Phone HO 2-0058 Foutch-Webb Insurance Agency Rogers and Benton Print Card Shop Fine Printing And The Right 305 S. Sixth St. - Wood River, Illinois Greeting Cards For All Occasions Insurance Is Our Business Opposite Post Office Our Only Business 160 East Ferguson Avenue Phone CL 4-0668 Phone CL 4-6747 For Insured Savings Accounts And For Home Loan Needs See: Wood River Savings Loan Wood River Furniture Mart Association 1 East Ferguson Avenue Complete Home Furnishings Wood River, Illinois Wall To Wall Carpeting Phone CL 4-3896 139 SCHOOL ANNUALS PROMS COMPLIMENTS OF THE REMBRANDT STUDIOS 1005 OLIVE STREET - ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI (COMPLETE SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHERS) OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER FOR THIS YEARBOOK 140 GROUPS GRADUATIONS Alton Savings Loan Association Jacoby’s 620 East Third Quality Home Furnishings Alton, Illinois Since 1883 Telephone HO 2-0066 Customer Parking At Rear Entrance The Difference Between Wanting And Having 627 - 633 E. Broadway Is Saving Alton, Illinois Springman Lumber Company Best Wishes 1101 East Broadway Alton, Illinois From Dial HOward 5-5526 R. L Claussen Insurance Lumber And Building Materials. A Complete Building Service 141 International Brotherhood Of Teamsters Chauffeurs, Warehousemen, and Helpers Local Union No. 525 830 E. Broadway Alton, Illinois Home Nursery Greenhouses Inc. Wood River, Alton, And Edwardsville Flowers, Trees, And Shrubs Alton Refrigeration Company Alton's Largest Electrical Appliance Store 548-550 East Broadway, Alton, Illinois Phone HO 5-7722 Frigidaire - Speed Queen Ironrlte - Hoover Magic Chef Duke Bakery 819 Henry Street - Alton, Illinois We Specialize In Wedding And Party Cakes HO 2-2922 Office Machines Exchange 643 - 45 East Broadway Alton, Illinois Anything And Everything In Office Equipment Phone HO 2-8442 ll Finest Quality Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry And Gifts. Ask About Our Teen Charge Plan. Hurwitz Jewelers Traditionally Fine Jewelry Since 1900 212 W. Third Street Downtown Alton, Illinois HO 2-7531 Mineral Springs Hotel Alton, Illinois Phone HO 5-6611 142 Best Wishes For '61 We're Civic Minded, Too! Adams Printing Company International Shoe Company Greater Alton's Largest 536 East Broadway - Alton, Illinois Telephones: Howard 2-0044 - 2-0045 - 2-2311 World's Largest Shoe Manufacturer We Have Been Printing For Greater Alton For Over A Half Century Fine Letterpress - Photo-Offset Xerography Wood River Tanneries Hale Hardware Supply Co. A Complete Line - Low Prices 214 Smith Avenue - East Alton, Illinois EDWARD tl ATIONAL Bank anW Company Dial CL 4-4732 On The Corner With The Clock .-■■■■? FIRST AI L BANK a TRUST COMPANY IlST ALTON Capital and Surplus $2.250.000.00 143 THIRD AMI llliMi: STIIKKTS MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ALTON, ILLINOIS MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Compliments Of Coca-Cola Bottling Company 2415 Central Avenue Alton, Illinois Phone HO 2-3341 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 144 OVER 33,000 SUBSCRIBERS The Bank Of Edwardsville Kienstra Fuel Supply, Inc. The Bank For Every Bank Need Ready-Mix Concrete Concrete Blocks Free Parking Lot For Your Convenience 301 West Ferguson Wood River, Illinois Walston Aviation Bethalto Lumber Company Box 271 East Alton, Illinois The Friendly Yard CL 9-6437 Lumber Edray Foods Millwork Hardware And Paint Wholesalers 16th And State Street Phone DUdley 4-9131 Granite City, Illinois Bethalto, Illinois 143 Phones: Off: DU 4-3671 Res: DU 4-8486 John Mull Bethalto Insurance Agency Complete Insurance Service 511 North Prarie Street Bethalto, Illinois Gardendale Grocery 1002 Second Street Bethalto, Illinois Prehn Company Real Estate Specializing In Bethalto Area Bethalto, Illinois Phone DU 4-3431 All Your Life You'll Be Proud Your Diamond Rings Came From Gouldings 107 Years - Jewelers In Downtown Alton Registered Jewelers American Gem Society Bethalto Hardware The Bethalto Heating Electric Company 104 E. Central Bethalto, Illinois 566 Prairie Street Phone DU 4-5501 Bethalto, Illinois Cottage Hills Cleaners Brownie’s Market 33 West McArthur Drive Cottage Hills, Illinois CL 9-6611 CLinton 9-6632 146 Cottage Hills, Illinois Index of Advertisers Ace Printing Service, East Alton 135 Adams Florist, Wood River 133 Adams Printing Company, East Alton 143 Alton Banking and Trust, Wedge Bank, Alton 132 Alton Evening Telegraph, Alton 144 Alton Refrigeration Company, Alton 142 Alton Savings and Loan, Alton 141 Augustine's Store, Bethalto 137 Auerback's, Edwardsville 134 Bank of Edwardsville (The), Edwardsville 145 Bethalto Cleaners, Bethalto 137 Bethalto Hardware, Bethalto 146 Bethalto Heating and Electric, Bethalto 146 Bethalto Insurance Agency, Bethalto 146 Bethalto Lumber Company, Bethalto 145 Bethalto National Bank, Bethalto 68 Bethalto Shell Service, Bethalto 137 Beulah's Beauty Shop, Bethalto 133 Black, Walt Sporting Goods, Alton 139 Bria's Bowling Alley, Bethalto 45 Brownie's Market, Cottage Hills 146 Buhrmester Wallpaper and Paint Co., Edwardsville 134 Candy Bill's Distributing Co., Wood River 136 Church, V.T., Company, Lebanon 31 Claussen's, R.L., Insurance Agency, Bethalto 141 Coca-Cola Bottling Company, Alton 144 Colonial Dairy Company, Wood River 70 Costanzo Jewelry, Wood River 133 Cottage Hills Cleaners, Cottage Hills 146 Dari Castle, Bethalto 69 Drennan Shell Service, Cottage Hills 49 DePew's Variety, Bethalto 132 Desmonds Plumbing, Heating and Air-Conditioning 134 Duke Bakery, Alton 142 Edray Foods, Granite City 145 Edwardsville Creamery, Edwardsville 134 Edwardsville Lumber Company, Edwardsville 134 Edwardsville National Bank and Trust Co., Edwardsville 143 Eiler's Market, Bethalto 137 First Federal Savings Loan Association, Edwardsville 135 First National Bank, Wood River 132 First National Bank and Trust Co., Alton 143 Foutch-Webb Insurance Agency, Wood River 139 Frank's Shoe Store, Wood River 136 Fredman Brothers Furniture, Edwardsville 75 Gardendale Groceries, Gardendale 146 Germania Savings and Loan, Alton 139 Goulding's E.H. Sons and Company, Alton 146 Hale Hardware Supply, East Alton 143 Hartman's Jewelry and Gift Shop, Wood River 75 Herren's Store, Bethalto 133 Hirsch, P.N., Wood River, Alton Plaza, Wilshire Village 135 Home Nursery Greenhouses, Edwardsville, Wood River 142 Howard Finance Company, Alton 139 Humm, George H. — Electric Refrigeration 136 Hunt Hardware, Rosewood Heights 135 International Brotherhood of Teamsters Chauffeurs, Warehouses Helpers, Alton 142 International Shoe Company, Wood River 143 Illinois Lumber Company, Edwardsville 135 Illinois Power Company, Wood River 135 Jacoby's, Alton 141 Kehr, TV and Appliances, Bethalto 137 Kienstra Fuel and Supply, Inc., Wood River 145 Klien's Drug Store, Bethalto 132 La Marsh Service Station, Bethalto 133 Lammers Floral, Alton 133 Leonard Fuel and Paving Bethalto 136 Madison Store, Edwardsville 73 Marilyn's Beauty Salon, Bethalto 136 Meyer-Hurwitz Jewelry, Alton 142 Mineral Springs Hotel, Alton 142 Monari's Food Store, Cottage Hills 73 Nathan Marcus, Wood River 133 Neuhaus Hardware, Bethalto 133 Noll's, Alton 72 Office Machine Exchange, Alton 142 Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp., Alton 138 140 Club, Dining Room, Bethalto 137 Prairie Farms Milk, Alton 139 Pepsi-Cola, Alton 144 Phrehn Real Estate, Bethalto 146 Rembrandt Studios, (The), St. Louis, Missouri 140 Renken's, Edwardsville 134 Ricci Drug, (Rexall), Bethalto 137 Rogers and Benton Print and Card Shop, Wood River 139 Shearburn Ice Cream Co., Alton 135 Shupack's, Edwardsville 134 Snyder's Company, (The), Alton 72 Springman's Lumber Co., Alton 141 Stass Floral, Alton 136 Taylor Jewelers, Wood River 136 Trio Cafe, Bethalto 55 Tucker Shell Service, Wood River 55 Vic Erzen, Sr. and Jr„ Bethalto 137 Vogue, Alton 142 Walston Aviation, Bethalto 145 Wegman Electric Co., Wood River 54 Wells-Schmidt Tire Co., Wood River 136 Wood River Furniture Mart., Wood River 139 Wood River Journal, Wood River 135 Wood River Savings and Loans, Wood River 139 147 Yonaka Jewelry Store, Edwardsville 134 Photographs Rembrandt Studio Publications Walsworth Publishing Comp February The Beatnik Party Pep Assembly ic Demonstration V; : i . • a .«n .r 7 r ' p, 3S£ • ■ 5 • . 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