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

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 Superintendent BETHALTO I O AN O or (OUCATlON ■urui m. iono, MAIOlO AKIAi, IIOIIUO milton m. worroao. «•o-t«h. CHAH.O NAVI. «1C». MO-TIN. • ••ON •- ONINNAN MOT lOIIOTI COMMUNITY UNIT District no. a NAOltON COUNTY KK«MIT HARDIN DONALD IIMPION At ■■■•AMT ■UNONIMTONDOMT IKK «MINK HilNtllMNOI AMO TNAMNNONTA'IOM Community 'Tfili a Oufut ■ 1TMALTO. ILLINO C SCHOOL IChOOlO CIVIC HlHOOIAL MlSH SCHOOL 'ON(S' lOaiSUM. «■■••••«a TIIMII JUNIOR MIOM SCHOOL Ll«iS MAUSIN J S »•■•••• ■ It'HALTO OSADI SCHOOL JOI mi-jo MS ••■••■•At COTTABI HILLS OSAOC SCHOOL jOnn ■ni’man » -«e • » rO C»V HQMCt OtAOC SCHOOL Sfa CUUMIN »•.««•• % MEAOOWMOOK ANO NOATm M( 00«H00I QIAOI SCHOOLS MAUOI ICmMIM. ASlMlAAi Seniors of '65 As jus leave the hslls and classrooms of Civic Memorial, you are entering a new, difficult, yet fascinating world. A world of satellites, missiles, rockets, automation, and conflict is your future. We sincerely hope that your four years here have given you the background, the insight, the attitudes, the c urage, and th ability to core with this world. Tour teachers have trained, counseled, and guided you to think for yourself; to develop methods of solving problems; to work together; to be dependable and responsible; to be physi- cally fit; and to live in a social world. The Board of Education and the administrators have given you a modern, progressive, well-rounded curriculum from which you have had the opportunity to prepare yourself for any career. Tour Future is yours to do with as you will, but we at Civic Memorial will be wishing Success and Happiness as you solva the problems of the world. Sincerely ' Xi £Jux ( 1 iMt i a 9uluu

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Education MR. BYRON DRENNAN MR. PAUL HATTERY 7 MR. NED BOND President

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 1 BETHALTO COMMUNITY UNIT SCHOOL Principal IO IO or COUCATION ■ urui M. IQNO. NlllllOf MAMOLO ALOCRt. IIOMt » MILTON M. worroao. rut. pao-Tim. CMAHLCi NAVI. ««C» » 0-Tl«, ■•■ON • OIINNAN ■ ov momtmm District No. B MAOlfON COUNTV KKOMIT HARDIN lu.iai.ii.oi» or ic.oOLI DONALD SIMPSON IKC «HINC Mai.it.a.ei a.D Ta..i.ot»no. -Ml Community ‘ a Oulul SCTHALTO. ILLINO T • coon CIVIC MIMORlAL HlflH (CHOOL IO.uRuR . •••■•■ ■• TRlurC JUNIOR MIOH SCHOOL .€-■• jm NiMiRM • IIhalTO ORAOC SCHOOL JOI H( B .• NHIRINk COTTAOK MILLS ORAOI SCHOOL roil-.’ HOMM ORAOI SCHOOL MI.L CUURIIN. ■■• ««• . HCAOOOMOO. ANO NORTH MCAOORIROORORAOI SCHOOLS H1UOI RCHRIIIR M..|.».. To i!c Class rr Wt o i .sc i vcnr as we -v»Tracl. the cn«i or the sc! rn] terr T notice he i« ''tcr.cc' fivsi-crcss anon t'.L •'cnirrs that an i ortrnt h.aso e their live is al-rut tr cur rcntTir.' article»- rittrn f r tl»c school ne» i-n-'cr a well . « errversat 1 rn« in tic halls, nn tic school ruses, nr in tl.c cafeteria rcftect vror ''rorccu«:M i f r tl -radu tJrn. 'rr «e t of »•»'»1 the «•«•’Trpe'’ r n rrodoatior Irjn-s nixed fcclin'»s. vost lave attended sclnrj dor tvnlvc vcar« and ’•ou'rc ’nxiriK tr I t-rin nnl in » «ractie;»! nsr r r t »c things • ou'vc learned, lilt nlor« Hth this rp«r rr vpu have • cmn tr realize tint rrmhinrion vi 11 n.vrl the end nr -nnv frlerdshl'»s am! •»C''Ha nt.incL,« and drastically niter nn«t the ether . 1 »s sv»e rvsrcnes? rr imuendin'- nwiM'rr ts «resent anon« nost nenbers of the faculty. .»e are anxious for vou te rraduate because we have x«ent many vears «re«arine vru for this, hut durine these sa«c years we have shared your successes and failures, your «roblens, leys and sorrows to an extent which rakes it difficult to sec vou leave. So - you're about to rraduate. I'm oreud of you and ha««v dor you - hut 1 will niss you. 1 ho«e you will have as »v «leasant memories of Civic ''cmcrial iiieh School as 1 have od the Class of 1‘JOS. Sincerelv CDk School a 9ulmi X