Decatur High School - Decanois Yearbook (Decatur, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1954 volume:

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The Board of Education of Decatur High School District No. Bl, like the thousands ot other boards ot education, is charged with the responsibility ot seeing to it that a good common school education is provided for all the chil dren of the district, The Board is the legal authority through which the people speak. lt determines the policies under which the schools operate. The responsibility for carrying out the policies is delegated to the Superintendent who is employed by the Board. l'le also counsels with the Board in policy making. Membership on the Board is a responsibility which reauires much at those who serve. Decatur is tortunate to have members who can and do give willingly of their time, thought, and energy to provide the best possible schools for our community. 44152 Um? I saw a picture of two girls looking at a T.V. set and the picture was so badly out of focus that it looked scrambled to me. The legend under the picture explained that the two girls were seeing and hearing two separate programs with the Duoscopic Receiver. Special glasses filtered out one image while the viewer watched the other. Small earphones brought in the sound so there was no confusion for the pair of listeners. My hope is that in the graduating class of 1954 some person will be able to perfect some kind of a system so that youth and adults can look at the same things in life and each have an understanding of the other's viewpoints, and with this under- standing develop a life pattern which will help all adults and all students meet better the problems of age and youth. Lee D. Pigott Q 19 2 Mr. Clifford F. Stiegemeier Assistant Principal Miss Elizabeth Connard Guidance Director 44 5? ..zn. Mr. Ralph Westermcxn Assistant Principal OFFICE STAFF ,,,if+-Q., -Ages ' Mrs. Sharon Iohnson, Mrs. Iuanita Severe, Miss Mary Lou Eaton, Mrs. Shirley Welch, Miss Mary Clark. COUNSELORS QQ I Seated: Miss Elizabeth Connard, Miss Margery Prestley, Miss Mary Carroll. Stcmding: Miss Mabel Scheiclerer, Mr. W. K. Davis, Mrs. Ruth Carson, Miss Marie Weber, 44 21 DD FACULTY MR. IOHN I. ALLEN Science MRS. LUCILE C. ANDREWS English MISS IEAN Z. BAKER English and German MISS RUTH V. BANE Business Education MR. DAVID F. BATTHAUER Industrial Education MR. ROBERT H. BENNETT Social Studies MISS IUSTEAN BLEEKS Art MRS. MARGARET BREEZE Nurse MISS RUTH-HELEN BURLISON Vocal Music . V3 4 '-Jlfhlgwtldfv ' MRS. VIRGINIA CANNON English MISS MARY E. CARROLL Head ol Foreign Language Depart- ment Spanish MRS. RUTH R. CARSON English IVIRS. FREDA B. CLARK Social Studies MRS. IVIILDRED B. CONNELL Business Education MR. MILFORD B. COREY Industrial Education 44 22 D ,vff'f,Q9,,f f .. .. FACULTY MR. GERALD D. COX Business Education MR. ROBERT R. CURTIS Enqlish MR. GORDON L. DAVIS Social Studies MH. W. K. DAVIS Industrial Education MR. IOHN D. DICKMAN Social Studies MR. EDWARD G. DIRKSEN Latin! . W ui A ,K MRS. DEDE ANN DRURY Enqlish MISS LEONE EHRHARDT Social Studies MRS. RUTH EWING Home Economics MISS LOUISE PIKE Enqlish MISS GEORGIA H. FISCHER Head ol Mathematics Department Trigonometry MISS THELMA M. FRANKLIN Enqlish MRS. ESTHER FRY Librarian MR. C. C. GALBREATH Industrial Education MISS HELEN GORHAM Enqlish C4 X A ' - s IIC.-.. If Yi 40 FACULTY MRS. IVIARILYNN I. HAGEBUSH Enqlish MISS M. CECILIA HEBERT Mathematics MISS MARY B. HEDRICK Business Education MR. ROBERT LEE HENDERSON Business Education MISS ELIZABETH HOLBROOK Science MR. VAN F. HOWE Bovs' Physical Education MRS. PHYLLIS CORDES ICENOGLE Business Education MR. G. L. IACOBSEN Social Studies MR. CARL F. IEBE Instrumental Music MR. CLELLA L. IONES Science MR. DONALD IONES I Social Studies ' 5- L. 1 I MISS I LER ' gf' L ducatgnf -k I 0 ef. JI. 1 sk! N Jil i 41 fix' . . 111 J V ii' I i .-F , . yt, if 0 J ' 7- f g QY VJ I 1 Mn. GALEN SXKINTNER ' ' Drivinq ii 1 tsl MR. GAY A. KINTNER 1 X J' X Director at Athletics X R X l 'N MR. WALTER KIRBY English 44242 FACULTY MR. SAMUEL KOHR Business Education MR. VVILMER LAMAR Head ot English Department English MR. KENNETH M. LANMAN Industrial Education MISS DELLA MAY LARIMORE Foreign Language MRS. NORMA MAGNUSON Enqlish MISS EDNA L. MEADOWS Science MR. ANDREW E. MEURLOT Mathematics MISS KATHERINE V. MINTO Head ol Science Department Biology MISS GEORGIA R. MITCHELL Enqlish MR. ELMER V. NICKEL Head ol Business Education D me nt Twins MR. MORRIS A. NOLAND Vocal Music MRS. MARY ANN PARKS Home Economics MRS. NORIVIA D. PAYNE Girls' Phvsical Education MRS. CHRISTA H. PERKINS English MR. IOHN W. PERKINS Head ot Social Studies Department Social Studies 44 25 up W? 'E' FACULTY MISS PAYE E. PICKINPAUGH Science MISS MARGERY PRESTLEY Mathematics MISS EDNA M. ROBERTSON Social Studies MR. NORTON I. ROSAN Business Education MR. LAWRENCE E. RUEFF Science MISS MABEL SCHEIDERER Business Education MR. THOMAS L. SETTLE Industrial Education MISS IDA SHAPIRO Business Education MISS HELEN I. STAPP Enqlish MR. E. E. STEARNS Social Studies MR. CLARENCE E. TAYLOR Mathematics MR. LOY WATTLES Social Studies MISS MARIE WEBER Social Studies MR. MARTIN ERIC WEISMAN Instrumental Music MR. ERNST H. WESTLUND Science Q 26 Pb FACULTY Boys Physical Educat' n Mn. nonzm' F. WILLIAMS Sociu Slug? A 1 MR. F. A. WHITE Qtu-AAD ' MR. GEORGE M. WILSON Business Education MR. K. B. WILSON Head ol lndush-ial Educati ment MISS ELEANOR WYNE English MR. D. L. YOUNG Industrial Education on Depart- NO PICTURES MISS MARY R. EARNEST MISS ANNA L. HULL Science Social Studies IN MEMORIAM Mr. Mayo Magill cc 27 2 1 N X x NY ix Rf L., 2. N-f.,,,. . -wx NJ rw s 3.-.... .iw . .N . x W A s ,gf ' I 5 Q r 9 - ,lm , :. ,, -' -, 1 3 ' X fm T an 5 S v F --f 145K CLASS OF l954 l i 4 1 1 ? 5 W W Y 1 1 4 1 SENIORS 1 1 I 'su -unv- VZ- Zena eadaz Uffaeza L Q' ,R J 4? Seated: Larry Boline, Treasurerg Nancy McCray, Secretaryg Bob Stubblefield, President Mary Sue Berry, Vice-President. Standing: lack Gardy, William Hamish, Franklin Walters, Sergeantsfat-Arms. COMMENCEMENT DECATUR HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM THURSDAY EVENING IANUARY TWENTY-EIGHTH NINETEEN HUNDRED FIFTY-FOUR EIGHT O'CLOCK 44 32 bb dd- em ' meacemewz' Wmaw NANCY CLARK Vcxledictoricm IACK GORDY WILLETTA FINLEY Salutatorian Orcztor KSSX Y rv-Q i ALEXANDER, RAYMOND Can he play a sax? Can he everl A Pond ALLEN. LETTIE IELKS A 1-lice gal to know. F.ii.A., 1, 2 ARNDT, SHIRLEY I would rather wear out than rust out. G AA, 1, Class Day Committee, Wish on the Moon, 3, Spanish Club, 2, 3 BANFIELD, MARY IANE COSBORNED Oh for the short skirts of a twirler. Vespers l, Glee B, l, B Choir, 1, Baton Twirler, 2, 3, Tri-Y, l, 2, 3, GA.A, 2, Class Day Commit- tee, Red Peppers, 2, 3, Will and Prophecy Come BASHORE, DONNA A good sport is Donna Lee: College-bound she hopes to be. Dolphin Club, 1, Sergeant-at-Arms, 3, Vespers, 2 3 Variety Show, 2, Big Tweve, 2, All State Choir, 3, Class Day and Class Play Committee, F'l'.A,, 3, Usher, 2, 3, Advanced Girls', 3, Red BEAN, IOHN Onward, onward. time in thy flight. Make the bell ring belore I recite. Sophomore Council, Student Council, l, 3, Iunior Council, A Band, I, 2, 3, Class Day Chairman, Master ot Ceremonies, Class Day. mittee. Peppers, 2, BERRY, MARY SUE You'Il know her bv the merriment in her eyes. Red Peppers, 2, 3, Audio Visual Aides, I: Tri-Y, 2, 3, Vice President, 2, Student Council, 1, Sopho- more Council, Iumor Council, German Club, 2: Class Vice President, 3, Wish on the Moon, 3, Speech Club, 3, Secretary. BOLINE, CARL I'm sure that care is an enemy of lite. Hi-Y, l, 2, 3, Secretary and Treasurer, 2, Class Day Committee. BOLINE. LARRY Men, like bullets, go farthest when they are smoothest. Hi-Y, l, 2, Tennis, 3, Class Day, Finance Commit- tee, 3, Class Treasurer, 3 BOYLE, RETHA Be merry today, who knows what is tomorrow? Cv.A.A., l, 2, Glee A, l, Cwirls' Choir, 2, 3, Vespers, 3, Tri-Y, 2, 3, Homecoming Parade 2, Social Com- mittee, 3: Class Dav Committee, Class Play Come mittee, Will and Prophecy Committee. BRIDGE. IOYCE Now, I ask you very conlidentially. 'Ain't she sweet'? F.l'l.A., 2, BG A., 3, Art League, l, 2, 3, An- nouncement Committee, Homecoming Parade, 2, 3. CLARK, NANCY I like lun, doesn't everyone? National Honor Society, 3, Art League, President, 1, Advanced Girls', l, 2, 3, Girls' Glee A, 1, Vespers, l, 2, 3, Iunior Council, Big Twelve, 3, Vamety Show, 3, Wish on the Moon, 3, Class Day Committee. CLICK, IOEL Nice and sociable. A Choir, l, 2, 3. DALTON. IONE She works for the E.E.E.-Entice, Entangle, Ensnare. Doluhin Club, l, 2, Treasurer, 2, Student Council, 1, Alternate, 2, Iunior Council, Homecoming Com- mittee, 2, Tri-Y, 2, Class Day Committee, Class Play Committee, Social Committee, 3. DEETZ, IOHN Tickets please. C4 34 X DODSON. DONALD DEAN Beware when the Gods let loose a thinker on this planet. DOTY, SARAH Her enemies? Why. they're so lew, Thev number less than hal! of two. Art Lt-qmlt-, L' 3 F H A, ZZ, EDWARDS, IAMES A man oi inches, and every inch a man. FAUST, DARLENE Sincere is her friendliness. Girls' C1lZOliLlS, l ll, 3, GAA., 1. FERGUSON, DAVID Silence sometimes pays.' ' FINLEY, WILLETTA She has the sweetest voice we've heard, A mellow tone in every word. Homocozrnncx Assembly l, 3, B Choir, lf A Clloir, 1, 2 3 Moclrlcmls l 2 3 Sonqstv:s,3-Clic1m- PGIQII lixclicnqt- 'lkilvnt Slxcw, 2 Sweethearts, 25 Vmlvtv Show R Blu Twwlve, l, 2, 3: Vespt-rs, 1, 2 3, Social Cornmlttet-, 3. FORCUM. ARCHIE lt pays to be good. I tried it once. Att Club 3, GORDY, I ACK He's quiet and reserved, but with a football he's got nerve. Football l, 2 3 Track l, lf, 3- A Choir, l, Q 3: Vesrwevrz, l, Z 'Sww-tllvmtsf' 2 Variety Show, 37 Class St-:qt-cnt-at Arms, 3g Wish on the Moon, 3, Class f'omnnttt-ws 3. GRIFFITH, WINONA Such snappv eyes are not given to dreaming. lunioz' Council Hind Ccmmzttve, 2 Wish on the Moon, 3 Finance Lfornrmltt-0 3 Class Day Com- ll'llllOv. HARNISH, WILLIAM The wav to light a woman is with your hat- qrab it and run. l'ootbf1ll,Zl 3 T:-:ck J Class StllQl'Glll-GI-AI'UlS, 3, HARVEY, DORIS IEAN II it ain't one thing, it's another. Class lltix' Fmnznxttt-0 Floss Play Comrniltwo. I-IAYS. BEVERLY I know it is her-I can hear her talking. Sopliomorv Council l.llllUl' ffonxncrlr Senior Cmn- rnlttt-vs' i'W1sl1 on tlto Moon 35 lil-d Poppers 35 Vern-ty Slzow 3 Aslvqncfi G1:ls', 2, 3 Rm 'iwt-lv-4, L. Sor1.1:1'ws 3 Vt:1pvt'S,1l 3. HOFFMAN, RONALD DEAN It's qotta be this or thatl Golf l. L' L? lim-wnm Ft-zzixuxxttf-Q, R HUNTER, RONALD Exceeds in being well liked. lllI'llOl'fiO1lllC'llf Hum Corrrriimtlt-0 2: Cop and Gown Comrniltm- Svcial l'omm1ttl--- 3. KINNEY, IAMES WorrV kills men-why die? Q4 35 sv wr .-.1-.fo-.f.-.fa-.1-. LAMB, PHYLLIS Quiet, but oh so nice. Ftecl Peppers, 2, 3: Tri-Y, 2, 3: Cap and Gown Committee. LINGENFELTER. CLIFFORD I do the hardest work of my whole day before school-getting up. LOGUE. IACK A likeable fellow, who with his grin, Friend after friend can always win. MCCRAY. NANCY There ouqht to be a law against eyes like hers. Gr'ls' Glef R l Grrls' Glf-er A, 2, Advanced Gr'ls' Choir, 3 Sonastf-:s, 3, Vt-spers, 2, 3, Variety Show, 3: Class Secrt-tary, 3, Wish on the Moon, 3: Senior Committee-sg Art Lfraque, 'Treasure-r, l. MCDONALD, IEAN Short and sweet. Library S'atr 2 Red Peppers, 3 F N.A , 3, Speech Club, 3, Carr and Gown Cornmrtteez MCDUFFIE, DONALD Don is shy, but a mighty swell guy. Wish on the Moon, 3. MABRY, CLARENCE A boy worth while MASON, EUGENE I'd rather tinker with an engine than coniugate a verb. Vocatronal Auto Mechanics, l, 2. MATTHEWS. IOYCE A real nice gal and lots of fun She is liked by everyone. Girls' Glee B, l: Girls' Chorus, 2: B Choir, 3: Advanced Girls' Chorr, 3: Vespers, l, 2, 3: Va- riety Show, 35 Bra Twelve, 35 Class Day Commit- tee, MILLER. SHARON Silence is more eloquent than words. Girls' Glee B, lg Girls' Chorus, l, 2, 3: Vespers, ly Usher, Vespers, 2, Speech Club, 3: F.N.A,, 35 Nurses' Arde, 3: Cap and Gown Committee. MILLER. SHIRLEY ANN Always ready for lots of fun. Spanish Club, 2, 3, GAA., lg Class Play Com- mrtter-. MOWRY. IOYCE CVANCEJ A miss with a quiet charm. PN A , 3, Latin Club, l, NEIHAHT. SUE ANN 'The quiet are as lovely as stars. Baton Twrrler, 2, 3: Class Play Committee. NIXON. IOSIE Wait awhile. I'll settle down yet. Girls' Glee B, 1: Girls' Chorus, l, 2, F.l'l.A., 25 lunror Council: Class Day Commrtte,-vp Class Play Committee, PETERS. IERRY Each mind has its own method. Finance Committee, 3. 44 PP PETRUCHA. IOE Careful, girls, don't trip over my line. Football, 2, 35 Track, l, 2, Class Day Committee. POE. IANET Sweetest girl this side ol heaven. G.A.A, l Treasurer, 27 Tri-Y, Vice President, 2, President, 3, Red Peppers, 2, 37 Ring Committee, 2- Announcvme nt Committee Chairman: Finance Committee, 3, Class Play Committee, Sophomore Council: Iunior Council PURDLE. MELVIN His only labor is to kill time. RANDOL. FRANK He linally got his picture takenl RIGGS. DOROTHY How can I study with men on my brain? SANGSTER. WILLIE Eat, drink. and be merry for tomorrow you may tail. Tinanct- Committee- 3 Class Day Committf-f-5 Class Play lfommittvo, R Band, 2. SEBOK. WILLIAM Then vou'll go steady with melll B Squad Basketball, l. SHIRLEY. ROBERT I-Ie's a worth-while fellow in every way. A Band, 2, 3, B Squad Football, 25 B Band, lg Dramatics, 2, Concert Band, 2, Marching Band, 2 3 SLAW. SHIRLEY You're a puzzle. but puzzles are interesting. Majoretto, 2, 3, Class Day Committee, G.A,A., I. SMITH. SHIRLEY It's time to go to work. Shirley. GA.A., l, 2, G-lee A, lp Girls' Cliorus, 2, 33 Vespers, 3, Tu-Y, QT, 3, Cap and Gown Committee, Class Play Committee STUBBLEFIELD, ROBERT His head is simplv spinning with plans. Vocational Buildino Trades, 2, 33 Class President, 3, Executive Committee, 3, Iunior Kiwanian, 35 Social Committee 3 Finance Committee, 3, Class Day Committee, Class Play Committeeg Cap and Gown Committee, Announcement Committee. VICK. DARRELL They didn't have to burn the school down alter all. Vocational M-icliinw Sliop, l 2, 3, Wish on tlie Moon, Rusin--ss Manaat-r 3 WALTERS. FRANKLIN He follows the golden rule, but follows the girls too. D.O., 3, Vocational Diattina, l, 2, Class Soma-tant' at-Arms ll llxeciztivv f1CIIlll'Illll'l', 3. WAYNE. CARL Why talk when you can listen? Art Club, 3. Qt 37 ws - s We .N A' . ,L Y gi . 1 3 ii! if , x sir 'L MOST POPULAR Nancy McCray Ioe Petrucha BEST DRESSED I one Dalton Iohn Beane MID-YEAR SENIOR POPULARITY CONTEST MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Nancy Clark Bob Stubblefield 44 38 my BEST ALL AROUND Mary Sue Berry Bill Hamish MID-YEAR SENIOR POPULARITY CONTEST BEST LOOKING I anet Poe lim Edwards FRIENDLIEST Winona Griffith I ack Logue 44 3955 pw T fbi BEST ATHLETE Darlene Faust I ack Gordy VVITTIEST Retha Boyle F rank Walters ...- uae mica Haw Nm? Q Seated: Bob Olivero, President, Charles Behrends, Vice-President. Standing: Dick Ford, Sergeant-at-Arms, Ron Wisner, Sergeant-at-Arms, Ianie Lornbard, Secretary, Rex Spires, Sergeant-at-Arms, Larry Coffey, Sergeant- at-Arms, Eileen Iones, Treasurer. COMMENCEMENT KINTNER GYMNASIUM FRIDAY MORNING IUNE FOURTH NINETEEN HUNDRED FIFTY-F OUR TEN O'CLOCK 44 40 up Z me mine mmeacemeat Qfaacvw DARRYL B. SMITH Vuledictoricm I sr, RONALD BEYER ROBERT OLIVERO Orator Salutcxtoriun 415 ABBOTT, FRANK He will draw his own success. ABRAHAM, IACK W. For one so quiet. never bold. A peaceful future should unfold. Gfrrnfrn Club, l, 2, li Clzorg 7, Modrrqcrls, A Choir, 3. ALBERT. BARBARA 'A' She's adorable. Point and Powdf-r Clirb, l, 2 ll li, 3. ALLEN, ALBERT Mischief or just fun? ALLISON, DONNA Full of fun and clever jokes. Lcitin Club, l. ALLISON. IAMES Round as a walnut, twice as nutty. B Choir, l ALUMBAUGH. GLORIA When I don't know whether to laugh or cry, B G A , 2, 3. I laugh. AMMANN, SANDRA I.et's not get serious. Student Council, l, 2, 3, Grrls' Glef- B, l- Girls' Chorus, 2, Spring Fever Doncf- Committee, 2, Homecoming Assemblv Comrruttve, l, llomf-coming Queen Commrttfsr-, 2, Rs-c Room Committee, 25 Vespers, 2, Red Peppers, 2 AMON. SHIRLIE Count every star. Office Helper, 2, 3: A Bond, 2, 3. ANDERSON, BETTY IO A giggle. a dash. cr shriek and a crash. Dolphin Club, 2, 3, Prom Decoration Commlttl-, Chairrnrin, lunror Council, Deccrrrrrrs Stall, 35 Glee B, lg Girls' Chorus, President, Zg B Choir, Librarian, 3, Vesriers, 2, 35 Bro Twelve, 3, ANDERSON, IENNIE LOU What a perfect pin-up girl Office lielrer, 2, Glee B, lg A Choir, 2, 3g lunior- Senror Prom Committee, 2, Ve-spf-rs, 2, 3, Big ANDERSON. IOAN Such a precious little giggle. Girls' Chorus, 3, Vespers, 3. Twelve, 2 ANDREWS, PATSY RUTH fNot Grddudfingl 1 Smiles by the miles. ARMENTROUT, SUE Clever, cute, witty. too- Thcxt plus more, that's our Sue. Thalia, l, Glee A, lg Advanced Gll'lSl, 2, 37 Red Ps-ppers 2 FH A, 2, Decorrois, 2, 3, Senior Edi- tor, 3 Vesr'-ers, 2, 3, Voru-ty Show, 2, 3, Big Twrflv'-, 3: liomvcominq Assembly, 3 ARMSTRONG, RUSSELL Steady, studious. sincere. seven days a week. ll-l',A,3 Phvsrcs Club, 2, 3, Town Mm-trnfl Discussion Club, 2, Deconcis, 2, 3, Mock lflfction 2 Latin Club, I 2. 44 42 PP ARTZE, RALPH He's one swell fellow. Btiskf tlvill l Z' 3 G+ :man Club, 2, 3. AYLOR. SHIRLEY Science is often advantageous. Vf'::it-is. ll A Vlmu F BACHMAN, BETTE Not too short. not too highl She qreets everyone with a friendly Lllitnrt' l' Clisorvory lv ll 3 National Honor' SO- lx ty 2, . B GA A nt-ti Ptpptrs 2, 3. BADOREK, BARBARA You are a puzzle. but all puzzles are interesting. Stinient Co:.nc:l Altvtnotf- 3 PNA., 3. BAILEY, KENNETH Il you didn't see him. you wouldn't know he was there. BARTH. IERRY Brains plus wit equals one swell guy. lNi'L'CIllOlS l 1' 3 CO-Pciitfvx Z Business Mcnctav: ll A Banri l Lf 3 llanco Band, 3 National Honor Snmctv Vice Pxmsxcltnf 3 l'li'Y, l' Latn Club l: Town lNIPr'flllCl Assermliy 2 Junior KlVVGl llGll, 3. BAUM, ROBERT Deny him merit il you can. lli Y 7' BEAN. EDWARD EUGENE Early to school. early to class. Won't make me happy, but might help me passl Llbiorv, 1,3 DE, 3 BEATTY, WILLIAM The love bug has already bitten. A V A , l, Football l Boys' Glve, lp Homecoming Committu 3 Thanksaivma Assembly, 3, Basket- ball Flon Corvmonx' 3 Bvd Howdivs, 1, 2. BEGGS. BETTY IO Chatterbox. Obsmvt-:s, l, Paint and Powder Club, 2. BEHRENDS, CHARLES Good as a penny. bright as a dime, He's in all tour quarters every time. Bcrskeitbcill, l, 2, 3, Baseball, l, 2, 3: Class VICU Pu-sid--nt, 3, Home-coming Assembly Committee, 3. BEHRNS, DAVID lf I can pass and sleep. why stay awake? BENCE, SUE While we live. let us live. BENNETT, RONALD GLEN A good egg-sunnyside upl l m-k,l L' 3 BEYER, RONALD Some day he'l1 be educated from girls instead ol books. Grill, Ll, National lnlonox Society, Q, 3. 44432 G'9 3 QW -J wr. fm i 62:1 fl ex. ff 4? R ,' R qv! gr 'K' lf, 6' .arf- Q'. S QV! 'T' BINKLEY. FRED A fellow who never failed a friend. BIRT. BARBARA Can't help lovin' that man. Office Helper, 2, Music Festival, 2. BLUMENFELD, ROSS 'When I am gone you will see. There never will be another like me. Tennis, l, 2, German Club, 2, 3, A Choir, 2, 3 Variety Show, 2, B Choir, l, Vespers, l, 2, 3 Father of the Bride, 3 BOLIN, CHARLOTTE Always more than ready to do her share. PNA, 3, BGA, 3, French Club, 3. BOOKER. DONNA RUTH Pretty hair, clothes. plus looks. Why should Donna worry with books? Office Helper, l, DE, Vice President, 3, Home coming Parade, Pxixf- Winner, 3. BORCHERS. MARGARET LOUISA To cram or not to cram, that is the question.' B Choir, l, A Cho1r,2 3, A Bond, l, 2, 3, Ve-spvrs l, 2, 3' Varletv Show and Television Proaiam, 2 3, German Club, 2, Latin Club, 3, Bla Twelve, l 2, 3, Easter Sunrise Service, 2, 3 BOST. RUTH M. KHARDYI Can't help but like such a swell girl. Cwlee B, l, Girls' Chorus, 2, Co-op Club, Reporter 3, Vespers 2 BOWEN. BEVERLY Bashful at times. but her winning smile Makes a friendship well worth while. Hep Peppers, 2, 3, F.N.A, 3, Fun Club Council l, 2, BOWER. LOWELL In pursuit of fun and female. A Band, 2, 3, Dance Band, 3, Homecoming, l, 3 Pied ana White Dov, l, 3: Red Rowdies, l, Rhylh moods, 2 3, Exchange Talent Show, 1, 3, Dixie- land Band, l, 2, 3. BRADBURY, ROY Sometimes I sit and think-others just sit. BRADEN, EARL Of all my father's family. I like myself the best.' BRADFORD. IENNIFER So modest she wouldn't even do improper fractions. Nurses Azde, l, 3, Proaram Committee for Sophof more Dance. BRADLEY. CAROL IOAN A smile so sweet on a girl so petite. Class St-crvtary, l, Student Council, 1, 3, llome- comina, l, lf, 3, Sophomore Dance Committee Co-Chairman, Spring Fever Dance, 3, Co-Chair man, Sfutlwnr Council Lwvi Dance, 3. BRADSHAW. SALLY Diamonds are NOT a girl's best friendl Gls-Q fi l Coop Club, 3, Cbservcr, 2. BREEZE. PATRICIA L. Mirror, mirror on the wall. Shc's the fairest of them all. Latin Club 3 fiom--comma Assembly, 3. 44 44 5? BRENNAN, DELLA Our gal Dellal BRENSLEY, BARBARA A big joker in a small pack. G1--tl ll l Gxzls Clzovqs 2 Queen Committtr, 3 Pam! .uni Povvulo: C'l'zlo If S lxolplun Club, 2, 3, Att lt.l- Ll l':t-xtcl'f'lt1b l 2 BRISCH, ESTHER C. Fun and lull of pep-that gal's sure got hep. Girls' Glvt- li l A lIllOlY' 2 3 Vvstwtw, T, 3, V-1111-IN' lilmvv ,' BRITSCH, SHERRY A laugh is worth a thousand groans in any market. I. 1. A .. ,. ,, A limi P-gtws if fl. BROWN, DALE All the world loves cr lover. Soylnoutmv C fftmctl Gorman Club, 2, Pmm Vum rmlttrt if BROWN, GLENN The less learned, the less to torget. BROZIO, WALTER Touch me, someday I'll be famous. BRUNNER. VERNON. IR. Character is even higher than intellect. BURGESS, WILLIAM The wrong way always seems the more reason- able. BURGETT, PAUL F. tNot Graduatingl This thing called school isn't in my line. For others it is really fine. BURNELL. KAY Take evervone's advice, then do what you pleasefi Ht-ri P--5-it-vs l LZ Gvfrncin Club QI BURRIS, SHIRLEY ANNE A smile tor every girl. and two lor every fellow Arlvrrrmct-.1 CVM: Lf F Vvsyers 2 3 Ha 'l'wt'lvt ll, 3 l'lOIllt'COl1llIl1 A11:1L'rzxbl'y, 3 l ll A, 3, Vntwt Show Ll C1115 Cho A l BURROW, LARRY A hGPPV nature is the gilt of lite. Aflwx' l l' 3 li fl 01: l CAMP, LARRY C. 'A smiling, happy-go-lucky lad- Cares. you'd never know he had. CANE, INA MAY Studies, studies. where is the end? I,qt1ul'l'.le ll 3 Had l3'vyp'-rs 3, F,N,A., 3, THAY, l 2 fi 44452 of' K, -Q-.rf Q I I -mf if Jef' ,- 6 X Q S r Ali QV -C wi X fry 1 R fs . SQ r fi I S Wins..- 1 ..,,. 1 f V x QQ had 'Hrv- CARTER. DONALD L. I.et's be happy. let's be gay, Lite is just another day. AVA, l, 2: Red Rowdies, 1,2 CARTER. SUSANNA Nice? Exactly right. Library, l, Treasurer, Z, President, 35 G.A.A., l, 2, Elections, 2, CASTLEMAN. PATSY RUE Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. R.G.A., 2, 3 CHANDLER. CAROL With a sonq in my heart. B Choir, 1, A Choir, 1, 2, 3, Secretary, 3, Ex- change Talent Show, l, Madriqals, l, 2, Home- coming Assembly, 3, Sweethearts, 1, Variety Show, 2, German Club, 2, 3, Secretary, 3, Vespers, l, 2, 3, Homecomina Assembly Committee, 3. CHRISTERSON, MARY A swell gal to know, In makinq lriends. she's a pro. Dvcanois, 2, 3, B.G A. Vice President, 3, Sopho- more Council, Prom Committee, 2. CLARK. KENNETH The census embraces millions ol women each year-I'd like to be the census. Rifle Club, 1, Dance Band, 2, 3. CLARK. V. MAXINE Her personality is like a gentle wind. Glee A, 1, Student Council, 1, Advanced Girls', 2, B.G A., 2, CLARK, ROSS K. Don't rush thru this life. the next one may be worse. Constitutlcn. Committee, 3. CLARY, POWELL What evil lurks behind that sly grin? Akros I-li-Y, 2, D.E. Club, 3, COFFEY, LAWRENCE E. Lover ol sports and fair women. Football, l, 2, 3, Basketball, l, 2, Baseball, l, 2, 3, Senior Class Officer. COLBERT. MARY ANN Women's faults are many. men have only two. Everything they say. and everything they do. Latin Club, l, 2, 3, B Choir, 2, Advanced Girls', 3, Iunior Council, Homecoming, 3, Glee A, 1, Big Twelve, 2, 3, Vespers 2, 3, Student Council Al- ts'-rnate, 2, COLBURN. IUDITH A. Lite CAN be beautifull Latin Club 1, Orchestra, l, Christmas Play, 2, Girls' Chorus, 2, Zeeteesee, l, 2, 3, Hed Peppers, 2, 3, A Choir, 3. COLE, WILLIAM E. 'A verv nice fellow in every way. 'l'hat's our William. so they say. COLMAN. ROBERT G. His sober manner conceals his witl Latin Club, 2: B Band, 2, A Band, 3. COONRADT. IANET Has eyes only for one?? Paint and Powder Club, 1, 2, 3. C4 46 bb COOPER. IIMMY Men's actions are the best interpreters oi their thoughts. COOVER. IUDITH It smiles make the world go round. she keeps it turning. Art I.:-tiririv, l Q' Qi limi ilvgpors 2 COPE, STANLEY F. Ii all learning wasn't such a bore, Perhavs I'd study a little more. CORRINGTON. DOROTHY She models a smile and does a grand job ot it. CROW, NORMA You couldn't ask for a better friend. limi lumpy:-rs, il Att I.t-QCIHD, T li G A., 3. CROWE. HAZEL A liqht heart lives Iong. Latin Vltztt 1' Bible Iqlxxli if CHUM. SHIRLEY IEAN LASWELL A ring on my finger. what else could I want? CUMMINS. SHIRLEY RUTH A disposition to match her laughing eyes. B C A., ll, National Eluxio: Scwvivty, 2, 3. CUNNINGHAIVI. SANDRA And what would lite be ii I took it seriously? DI: Cfllili fi DAGLEY. DONALD We have here a man-the kind we like to know. DAVIS. DONALD Why do all the girls stare at me? if-5!il1m'1orv f'O.I1Cli' Vim-.itxyrxnl Builrimg Trados DAVIS. THOMAS I wish school didn't include studies. IW O., Lip I' I' I? Ak-ns H' Y, if, DAVIS, WILLIAM A boy with an aim. will he a man with a name. Vmwitltvlitil lir:1lCl1:1.i 'lr.i,i-Ag' lf R. DAWSON. IAMES Brains and brawn, personality and wit, An ideal person. and Iim is itl litiriti I 17 l?oiskSf.11v73 l7f-rrzvccmina Assemlfly, 3 Vowitxurmm 5 .1. vrpi 1'i.i1Q 3 Master oi Cone mcvrmmvs, li?:x'tE::t1.'if,is 3 l'i!?:-'I of the B'1dD, 3. DEAN, DONNA Head of committee to bring relief to penguins by buying overalls so they won't get their dress suit dirty. Latin Vluls l Oli::v .'w I if Nntmrial Honor So- rifitv, L' L2 Srf-wr ll 3 xi 47 as N 'lf Q?-. DE COTA, HOBERT Quiet and bashlul. but one oi the best in D.H.S. DE HAVEN, STEPHEN The good die young. l'll live to a ripe old age. Baseball Manaaer, 2. DEXTER, EARLENE Lite is iust what we make it. lizmor Councrl. DILLMAN. HAZEL KATHALEEN lt's a wise head that makes a still tongue. Latin Club, 2. DIXSON. RUTH ANN Is she talking yet. or again? Advanced Girls', 2, 35 Spanrsh Club, 2: Studvnt Council Alternate-, lp Sophomore COt1HCllf Vvsrvurs, 2, 3, Talent Show, 2. DIZNEY, THELMA LOUISE lust one true love. DOUBLEDAY. IAMES FRANK A rather quiet lad this lim, But some day you will hear from him. Zeeteesee, 1, 3, Latin Club, l, 2g German Club, 37 Chess Club, 2, 3. DOUGLAS, AUDREY ll you're looking lor lun, here's where to find it. G.A A, l, 2, Tri-Y, 2, 3, PN A, Vice President, 3, Natlonal Honor Societv 2, 35 Decanois, 37 Schol- arshrp Commrtteep Father of the Bride, 37 Herald and Review Short Story Contest, Honorable Men- tron. DOWD. WILMA IEAN Iolly, lots ol lun, Always nice to everyone. B.G A., 2. DRAKOS, ANGELO Be merry today, who knows what is tomorrow? B Choir, 1, Madriqols, 2, A Choir, 2g VPSQOIS, 2. DRESCHEL, DAVID What's the use of worrying over what l'll never know? Student Councll, 3. DUNAWAY. DAVID EUGENE Not too slim, not too tall. but when it comes to iriends-he has them all. Hrlle Club, 2. DUNN, DICK Footloose and lancy heel DURBIN, PHILLIP When duty whispers low, 'Thou must,' The youth replies, 'Hul1?' hed Howdxes, 2. EATON. MARY Cupid, have mercy. Cheerleader, l, Caotoln, 2: Songstvrs, 2, Secre- tory, 3: Lotln Club, l, 25 Advanced G1rls', 2, 3: Glee A, Secretary, lg Red Peppers, l, 2g Student Council, l. 44482 EDWARDS. TED Hs has an arm that can go to waist and doesn't waste that arm. Tootboll, 1,2 3 Txcxck, l, 2. EHRHART. IAMES D. Often seen but seldom heard. EICHEL. DONALD A thousand violins. Oxclwstzci, l, lf, 3 lunioz' Council, EKISS. NEDRA lt isn't your position that makes you happy. it's your disposition. ELAM. CHARLES We could call him a quiet man. but oh. we know him too well. Boys' Glow, l, A Choir, Z. ELLIOTT. WILLIAM Make room for a manl ELMORE, EVELYN LOUISE All around good-time gal. gl:-d Pvppivls, 2, B G A L' Co-op Club, 37 G A A., ENGLAND. MARCELLA I midht be better if I would. But it's awfully lonesome being good. 'likcinslezzwul from Gcirnnlxol Kentucky, 1953. ENGLE. PHYLLIS AILEEN So voung. so fair. you can't live long-single. Latin Club 1 Uslzer 1 2, 3, Glwe- A, lg Student Council Aiternutv, 2 ESTELL. BARBARA A happy smile. cr pretty face. You'll find her friends every place. Paint cinvl Powder Club Z ETCHISON. IUDITH lf silence were gold. she'd be broke. lied Pmsyvzs Lf Vice Pwsidcnt, 3, llome lloom Pu-sxdvnt l BG A, 3. EVANS, KATHRYN Oh Sweet and Lovely. Uslivr l Ll, Guls' Chorus lp B Clioir, 2, FHA., il, 3 l l' A , 2 Vwsrwts if F Dolphin, 2, 37 llome+ comma Assornlily 3 Advanced Girls, 33 lied Pvppvs, 12 EVANS. PATSY L. Winds mav come and winds may go. but l'll blow on forever. Glvo A, l, Advuncvd Guls, 2, 3, Vespers, 2, 35 Vauotv Slzrvw 2 FASTENRATH. KARL One of the more serious-minded students. FENTON. WILLIAM I graduate with pleasure. not honor. Spanish Club, 2, UE. Club, 3. 44 4955 F. k QR! Y 1 Q Xi , xx 421' We-1 2 I ,. FERGUSON, IEAN Cute as a button. just about as big. Sophomore Counctl B G A, 2, 3, Home Room Setcretary, l, FERRAL, PERRY Frequently within my brain, I gently think a thought. Student Councll, l. FISHBURN, DONALD The mildest manner with the bravest mindf' FISHER, MARIELLA Like vour lavorite song-nice to know. Cvlee B, l, Girls' Chorus, 2, 3, Observer, 2. FLENNER, R. ESTHER To Each His Own. Paint and Powder Club, 1, Olttce Occupattons Club, 3. FORD, RICHARD So I'm short. but I'm built like Atlas. Football, I, 2, 3, Track, l, 2, 3, Speech Club, 3, Latin Club, l, A Choir, l, 2, President, 2, Thanks- alvlng Assemblv, 2, Sweethearts, l, Senior Class Olhcer, Father ot the Bride, 3. FOVAL. THOMAS Tom Tom Blues FRANKLIN, CAROL Sweet and ambitious-here's one kind lass, We're happy to have in our senior class. F.T.A, l, 2, 3, Decanols, l, 2, Co-editor, 3, Na- tional llonor Socletv, 2, 3 'l'halxa, Secretary, 3, llomecomma Assembly, 3, Scholarslup Committee, 3, Representative to llllm Guls' State. FREEMAN, CAROLYN Now I see it. now I don't. Lattn Club, 2: Llbrary Asslstant, 3. FREEMAN, DONALD There are some things that just puzzle me. lraclc, l, Football, l' Student Council, 2, Hr-d Howdms, 2, FULLER, IAMES F. Don't worry-I will yet do something sensational. GAITHER, H. CARL Deeds, not words, are needed. 'Fransfwrred from lilversldt-, CGllIOl'HlG. GALLIVAN, MARY ANN Made ol sugar and spice, this gal's really nice.' Cvlee A, 1' A Chou 2, 3, lied Peppers, 2, 3, B.Cv.A., 3, Vesrf-rs, 2, 3, Bra Twelvr-, 2, Varmty Show, Z. GARDNER, HOMER, IR. Lite is iust what we make it. B Choit l, lhalla, l, 2, 3, ll1-Y, l, 2, Prestdvnt, 3, Latin Club, l, Maoluaals, 2, A Choir, 2, Father ot the Hilde, 3, Speaker ot House, Y.lvt.C.A. Youth tn Government, 3 GEISLER. BARBARA LEE A great little gal. bound to go tar: Go out, Geisler, and iind your star. 44 bb GIBBONS, NANCY A qood heart is better than all the heads in the world. Latin Cluli, l Girls' Glue B l Rod Peppers, 2- Guls' Clioius, 2 lf N A, 37 Fll,A,, 35 A Cho1r,3g GILLEN, SUE A pretty girl who's really trim, Also sweet and tull ot vim. Vesywis, 2 3 Gl.-.1 R, l Gxzls Ci'l:ozt.s 2, GLENN, ANN A cheertul, most attractive lass, A worthv member ot our class. F.ll' A , 2 Vice President 3, rlill-Y, ly lunioi Coun- cil: Studi-nt Council lp Lilviory, l, President, 2, Point onli Powder Club l TY9GSltl'lll', 2, President, fl: G A A l Olasvxvm 2 3, Circulation Manager' 'Rialig S lUr'illll'Gl'ATlllS 3, Homecoming Assem- N V, GLOVER, CHESLEY He came, he sat. he graduatedl GRAY, IOYCE A modest girl has her charms. GREGORY, CAROL Music has charms and so has she. Advanced Girls' 2 3 Ve-spers, l, 2, 3: Big Twelve, l, 2 3' All State Music Festival 2, Variety Sliow, ll limi P1-iiyvris 3 Gmincm Club 2: Hezold ond ltr-vlvw Slzoit Stow Contest, l Tri-Y, l- SYGHISII Club 3 ' lhitliei' ot tiw Rridvf' 3. GREGORY, RHEBA ITOLIJ Gee, I know I got cr one track mind. lt leads to Ralph every time. 'licirxsloiif-ri tiom Slupznon Hiali Scliool, Slupman, lllinols. GRIGGS, GRETCHEN Her friendly smile is enough to make any day worthwhile. Soplioriiozn Council Zvoteuseo, l7L.r'1lln Club, l, 2: G A A., 2 ltif-sldvril 3 F N A, 3, lied Pe-111-rs, 2. GROSS, DORIS You may not hear her but she's there. GROSSO, PETE Nice and friendly-what a combinationl GRUBBS, GILBERT D. The devil is a sissy. GRUBBS, L. EARL Modestv is his password. HAGY, LEROY With the best intentions. Lilira: V, F. HALBROOK, CHARLOTTE She does as she wants. 49' t I T Q I Sw it-. A s Clow- li, l Viizistrtinfz lmwaroztt, l GlIlS' Clxoius, 27 ll Choi , ll V--spots J Music AQllt'ClGllOH, 3. HAIVIPSMIRE, CARL RICHARD A g lust keepin' out oi trouble. is A imma, i, Q' Il, y 4 - xi 51 bb ,sn Si. 2 ,.,,, 'eff-.v- Q05 tk xx HANSEN, DONALD Don's a friendly but silent lad, Without him around, D.H.S. would be sad. HARPER. GERALD Strictlv business--monkey businessl Red Rawdies lg Vespers, l, 2, 3, Variety Show, 25 Constitution Committee, 35 Homecoming Commit- tee, 35 Prom Committee, 25 Sweethearts, 1: Sv-mor Ballotina Committee. HARRINGTON, GENEVIEVE ANN Sophisticated Lady. Glee A, lg Advanced Girls', 2, 35 Vespers, 2, 35 Variety Show, 2. HARRIS, BRADFORD He was nearlv killed once by a train of thought passing through his brain. A VA, l, 2, Rille Club, 1. HARRISON, DELORES Let's all make whoopeel Girls' Cwlee B, 15 Advanced Girls', 2, 35 German Club, 2, 3, Red Peppers, 25 Vespers, 2, 35 Ob- fzf-zver, 2, 3, National Honor Society, 2, 35 Variety Show, 2. HARTBANK, CLARENCE I'll be merry, l'l1 be free. I'll be sad for nobody. Vocational Drattxna, 2, 3 HARVEY, ROCHELLE KAY Courteous, sweet. extremely neat, A nicer girl you'll never meet. Girls' Glee B, 1: Library, 2, 35 Usher, 1, 2, 35 F H A , 2 HAUBNER, CLARENCE He who laughs last is a tool tor waiting so long. lt Choir' l A Choir, 2, 3, Vespers, l, 2, 35 All State, 2 3 Bra Twelve, 1, 2, 35 Thalia, l5 Mad- giqals, 2, Varietv Show, 25 Father ot the Bride, HAWKINS, HERBERT LEE Herb is really one swell guy. He greets vou with a friendly 'Hi'. HAYES, IRIS GLEE Bashtul?? Guess agclinllu R Choir, lg A Clroir 2, 3: BGA , 25 Zeeteeseeg Bla Tw:-lvrr, l, 2, Latin Club. HAYES, MARVA KAY A friendlv heart has many friends. Transferred from Herrick High School, Herrick, lllinois. HECK, DAVID A little nonsense now and then ls relished by the best of men. HECK, THOMAS W. A wild little man with a hot rod Ford. Red Rowdies, 2. HEFFINGTON, NOVA Short, sweet, hard to beat. Dolphin Club, l, Girls' Glee B, 15 Girls' Chorus 25 Class Pav, ' HEICKE, DOROTHY EARLENE But you never can tell what an angel can do.' Latin Club, 15 Advanced Girls' 2, 35 Red Peppers 2, oiiigf aiee A, lp Doi,-im. citib, i, r.H.A., 35 Vespers, 2, 3: Variety Shaw, 25 Homecoming AS- semblv, 35 Class Day. C4 52 2 She looks like an angel, she acts like one too. HELTON. KENNETH What should a man do but be merry? Football, 12. HENDERSON. PHYLLIS E. A gal with a voice? 'Translottml trom Ntanttc lltah School, 2, Library, 3. HILL. MARY MARTHA Dynamite comes in small packages. Att Lt-aauw l 2 3 Sptvech Club, 3: Sonqstors, 3' Advonctti Cmls 2 3 Vt-spvrs, 2 3, Homocorntnd, 3 Class llax HINES. GERTHALINE PATRICIA She likes to laugh. she likes to sing. She likes to do most anything. B Choir, lr Advanced G1rls', 2, 3, Sonqstvrs, 2, 3: Gorman Club l 2 Vvspezs, l, 2, 3, Varlvty Show, ll, Pia 'l'wt-lv-I, l 2 3 ltomecomtna Assembly, 2, 3. HINTON. HELLECE LORRAINE Fate makes our relatives-choice. our friends. Gills' Glwe A l Advanced Gtrls', 2, 3, Sonaslers, 2, 3, Vt-sp-its 2 3 B13 Twelve, 2, 3: Crystal Buds, l, Vart-'tv Show 2 llornecomtnq Assembly, 2, 3: Stvle Show 2 HINTON. MARIE She doesn't sav much. but we'll miss her. HIRSTEIN. MARLENE IOAN Hard to describe. and just as hard to equal. B Choir, l: A Chotr, 2, 3: Big Twelve, l, 2, 3: Prom Ptoqram Committee, 2, Vt-spots, I, 2, 3, Moda-rnatros Secretaw-Treasurer, 3pVar1e-ty Show, 2: French Club, l, 2 National Honor Society, 3: Spring Fever Dance Commtttoe, Z. HITCHERY. IOE What mischief lurks within his eyes. What fresh, new pranks will he devise? De-canoxs, l, 2, 3 Sophomore Counctl: lunxor Council: Student Council, 37 Student Dvloaate, Public Health Commtttve, 2: Assembly Commtttee, 35 Student Speaker Mock Elvctmon, 2' Bonfire Commtttee Chairman 3' German Club, 2 3: Prom Orchestra Commlttee, Chairman, Father Of tho Brtde 3. HOEHN. DONNA And then there was the guy who didn't fall for me. Spamsh Club 2 HOGAN, MARILYN M. She looks like an angel. yep. that she do. But look at her horns-they're sprouting through. Thaha, l, Red Peypvrs, 27 Spot-ch Club, 35 Span- HOGGINS. IOHN Well worthy of a place in our remembrance. HOLBERT, HELEN ILENE Who is pretty is good. and who is good. is pretty. ish Club, 2 Translvrtod from 'lower Hill High School, l. B Cholr, I, A Chou 2 Co-op Club, Treasure-', 3- Vt-spvrs, 2, Bra Twelve, l, 2, Variety Show 2: llomecomlna 3 lfastttr Sunrise Service, 2, Co-op 'l'.V. Ptoatarn 3 HOLDERNESS, SHIRLEY She has charm, a bit of grace. a lovely smile upon her face. HOLLER. DONALD He that falls in love with himself has no rivals. liarlkt-fliall l 2 3 llasvball, l 2 3 B Cltctt, l' Vt-sr-oft: l Sophotrtozl- Counctl llomscorntnq As- sornblx' 3, WSOYl41oaolcast 2. I-IORVE, BILL E. I am sure care is an enemy to life. ll Choi l hm 'l'xxw-lvo l Vosyots l Hill: Club 2 tk PP ,.H e .32 'U' r Q31 Q. -all 4 fi.. HOWENSTINE, ELIZABETH KAY Vim, vigor and vitality. B Choir. l: Advanced Girls', 2, 3: Big Twelve, I, 2, 3: Student Council, I, 3: Red Peppers, 2: Prom Committee, 2: Vocational Interest Day Chairman, 3, Ig: Variety Show, 2: Homecoming, 3, Vespers, 1, HOY. MILDRED ANN Millie's our gal to the end, In any crowd she's bound to blend. Transferred from Centralia High. Red Peppers, lg Fl-I.A., 2, President, 3: Usher, 2, Head Usher, 3: Iunior Council, Homecoming, 3. HOYT. IACQUELINE A winning smile. a winning way. Iovial. lriendlv. bright and gay. Observer Representative, l: Iunior Council: Class Secretary, 2, Dolphin Club, 2: Chairman, Prom Publicity Committee. HUCKABA, IAMES Not bold or shy. nor short nor tall. But iust a mixture of them all. Track, I, 2, 3: Hi-Y, l, 2. HUDDLESTON, IEAN She always knows what's what and who's who. Biq Twelve, 1, 2, 3: B Choir, 1: A Choir, 2, 37 Sonasters, 3- Vespers, l, 2. 3: Dolphin, 2: Speech Club. 3: Red Peppers 2: National Honor Society, 3: Student Council, 2, 3. HUDSON, BEVERLY She may be light, but oh. what mightl Fun Club Council, 2, 3: Library, l, 2: Red Pep- pers, 2. HUGHEY, IOHN The ability to do great things. Zeeteesee, lg Orchestra, l, 2: Vespers, l, 2. HUNTLEY. KATHLYNE lt freckles were iive dollars apiece. she'd be a millionaire. Girls' Glee A, I: Girls' Chorus, 2: B Choir, 3: Prom Committee: Vespers, 2, 3. IACKSON. SHIRLEY ANN It's no task to be happy. B Choir: Thanksgiving Assembly, Vespers. IACOBS, ROBERT EUGENE I say. how's the weather up there? IENDRY. FRANCES Blessed are they who have something to say and can't be persuaded to say it. B.G.A., 2. 3: Fl-I.A, 3. IOACHIM, RICHARD All preachers' sons aren't angels. 'ilfather of the Bride, 3. IOHNSON, CHARLES RICHARD All for the love of dangerl Vocational Cabinet Making. IOHNSON. EDITH In all things good and fair, A sweet girl with dark brown hair. Latin Club 2: PTA, 3. IOHNSON, HARRY L. I never trouble trouble till trouble troubles me. 44 54 D5 IOHNSON. IAMES A. When high school days are gone from sight. You'll remember lim as iust all right. IOHNSON, ROSALYN On her linger there is a ring, For Rosie. marriage is the thing. H IONES. IANET R. A swell gal and a wonderlul pal. Usher, l, 2, 3 Point and Powder Club, 2, 35 Girls' Glove B, 1: Girls' Chorus, 2, lunlor Council Aiter- nate. JONES. PAUL EUGENE God's giit to women. IONES, V. EILEEN A smile with a cheer, makes her very dear. Clioerloade-r, ll, 3 National Honor Society, 2, 3: He-ci Pt-rpers 2, 3 Class Treasurer, 3: Vocational Interest Dav Hostess, 2, Student Council Alternate, Ll, 3, Hlrvtlzmoods, 2 IOPLIN, IAMES H. The iov oi life is living it. ltr Y, 2, 3 IULIUS. SHIRLEY Determination may make her dreams come true. National llormor Society, 2, 3, Latln Club, 2, Sec- retary, 3, Rod Poppers, 2 3, GA A, 2, Tri-Y, 2. KAERICHER. IOHN This guv would have scads ol money. It he got paid lor being lun:-ny. KALTENBACH, NANCY She always appears-smiling and neat, And as a classmate she can't be beat. Paint and Powder Club, 1, 3, Girls' Glee A, lg Advoncvd G1rls', 2, 3, Speech Club, 3, Vespers, 2, 3 Varret' Sliow, 2, Latin Club, 2. HARLOWSKI, ESTHER A real cute gal. tops lor lun, .Prize tor pep. she seems to have won. Co-or Club, 35 l0.0,A, 3 KAYHS. MILDRED Mildred never has much to say, But she does her iob in a pleasing way. Girls' Give A, l ti G A 2 Advanced G1rls', 2, 3 Vospvrs, 2 3, Varlotv Slrow, 2 FH A, 3 KEEFNER. NORMA A real sweet gal who can't be beat. lOO A, 3 Co-ov Club 3 BGA., 2 KEYS, ROBERT Mother uses cold cream. lather uses lather: My girl uses powder-at least that's what I gather. Ztwtsest e l, A V A, if 3 KICKLE. HUNTER Why is it men are ruled by women? KILEY, KENNETH l like work. it lascinates me, I can sit and look at it for hours. ltrversrtxt-d Occupations, Z, 3 44 55 57 ' N t xr... 'Z at I s en KIRBY, ROBERT But there are times when all alone I work out ideas of my own. Chess Club 2, 3, Decanots, I, 2, 3, Band, lg Biol- oqy Club, 3, Physics Club, 3, Llbrary, 3, Camera Club, l, lumor Ktwanlan. KLOEVER. PHYLLIS I'll take a million dollars-in clothes. DOll'l1ll L Club I. KNUTH, WILLIAM From Bill never a shout. but he always knows what he's talking about. Track, l, 2 3, Town Meeting Dxscusston Club, I, 2, German Club, 2 KRAFT. DONALD She came. he saw. she conquered. Football, l, 2, 3, Basketball, I, 2, Baseball, I, 25 B Chotr, l KREKEL. FRED Has a lot ol lun. this guy Fred Has a good time. and that's enough said. KROLL. GARY By his husky grin and hearty smile. We know he Ieels that lile is worthwhile. Vocational Cabtnet Making, 2. LANCASTER. SANDRA She's real quiet-at times. Art Club, 3, LEWIS, BARBARA MAE Whv hurry? I get there iust the same. B,C1,A, 2, IO O A., 3 LILLY. IOHN The march ol the human mind is slow. LIMING. IOAN Afraid of mice but not ol men. Usher, I, 2, 3, Fun Club Council, 2, 3, Student Councll Alternate, l, Sophomore Council. LIVINGSTON. DAVID MV father taught me to work-he did not teach me to love it. A CIIOIID, l, 2 3, Varlety Show, 25 Vespa-rs, I, 2, 3, Sweethearts, l LOCKARD. IOYCE LEE Nothing endures best but personality. Tvanstezrecl trom Qumcy I-hgh School. Advanced GIllS', 2, Sonasters, 2, Pre-sldent, 3, Iumor Council, Vesoers, 27 Varxetv Show, 2, Homecomlng Assem- bly, 2 3, R4-d and Whltv Day, 2, D E. Club, 3. LOGAN, DAVID LEROY When there's nothinq to do. let me do it. Boys' Cleo, 2, Akros, lp Explorer Scouts LOMBARD. IANIE A class leader beyond compare. This type ol girl is very rare. B Chou, lg Sophomore Council, I, Student Coun- c1l,2, Parliamcntartan, 3, Advanced Glrlsf 2, Pugs- rdtfnt, 3, Vane-tv Show, 2, lu-d Poppers, 2 Pzesl- dont, 3, Sonastezs, 3 Observer, l, 2, 3, National Honor Soctetv, 3 Class Secrvtary, 35 i'Fatl'1ox of tht- Emir-, ll. LONG. Cl-IARLENE Charlene's cheerlul and lots ol lun. Always nice to everyone. Lattn Clizlt. C4 PP LONGBONS, CARROLL Fair young lady. quite tall. In our hearts she'll never fall. Girls' Glam F l I' l'A l Zevte-est-tl, lg A Clxou 2, 3 Vmmty Slmw ll. LONGENBAUGH, EUGENE GERALD You can touch no chord in him that wouldn't answer in music. Iinnul I Boxes Glu- ll ll:-Y l Ll A fflmolr' 2, 3 Nlotlozrxczttrfs 3 Ye an 's LI 3 All SlGlt'CIlClii1S, 3 Vern tv Sliow L' IM.: Iwt-lvv L' ll Gpvrvttrr, 3. LONTZ. WILLIAM Mal She's makin' eyes at mel A Ilmxtl l, if 3 l'11:1ft1:xlXlv, ZZ, 3 Illxivlorid Hartcl 7 7 ll1Y I LUNN. IANET ANN A maiden so demure and sweet. As any we could care to meet. llovl llvpgoxr: L' FGA 2- lumot Council, I,O OA llwslvlermt Ii LYCAN. JAMES D. Tall, dark, and you guessed it-a nice kid. lioys' Glow l H Vlzmr Lf, 3, Mock lilvcllon, 2 Vvspwts, 2, Ll MCBRIDE. CAROLYN No, l'm not talking again. I'm talking yet. II0lVlw1ri fflzxl' Cl li G A 7 IVICCARTY, WILLIAM M. Like a powder puff. I'm for the girls. Bmltlm-I 'l'zQClv:1 L' 3 IVICDANIEL, RICHARD WAYNE He's a dandy. Gt-:man Club, 2 3 Plxyslcs Club, 1. MCHANEY. FAYE A friend to all, a friend of all. Ffl' A., I, Sr-cwta:y ll Girls' Glow B, I, Girls QAIIOIIIS, L', 3 Vvspt-ts QI 3 B.G A., 3. MCLEIVIORE. RICHARD E. Speak to the earth and it shall teach thee. B Chou' l A Chou 2 Mudzlgols, 2, A.V A., I, 2, 3 IW O I McNABB, ROBERT L. There will always be a demand for men like him. Spa-oflt Club 3 H1 Y ll 3 Engtneermq Club, 3 A Islnrivl, I 2 3, MCNEELY. CHARLENE She's tall, she's very nice and sweet. You'll find that Charlene's hard to heat. F'l' A: Ltbznzv. MCQUEEN. BEVERLY ANN Silence is sometimes the vogue. 4 .. .. buriqfstwts, ,. .1 Atlmiricvvl Girls, 2, 3 Student f7OllllL'll LZ Ll 'l'1Y l Svcr'ulc11y,Z, 3 Sopliomow Clmmcxl Cl--r A l Vtfs3w:s, 2, 3 Homocommg A:s:1vml'lx' LT fl X'n':1 . Slwrivv, 2, All SIGN, 2. MACLIN. IOYCE ln this world there's too much worry, What's the use of fuss and hurry? GA A l Gvlf: HPI 3:4 I ll ld Clmlr, 3' Vt-:Q yt-1:1 l, If' 3 S5 .111:f1': Vltlb, 2 3, Crystal Buds, I, 17 'X MADES, PEGGY LOU Sweet, pleasant. full of lun. 'liuirxrzlv '11 .I -.tx ll.i'.1:u li'v:1o!:1 Lulm I linls Q kx BN Nm- 'Q- sm if .1 5 HQ sf ri if ,PM If in r' 1 WWW MAGUET. MARTIN Another one of the 'I live' boys. Sophomore Council, Red Rowdies, 2. MARCHESCHI. PATRICIA Pat is short but really sweet, And for a friend she can't be heat. Girls' Glee A, lg Library, ly Girls' Chorus, 27 Latin Club, 2, 3, FN.A., 35 G.A.A., 3, Usher, Christmas Vespers, 2. MARTIN. DAVID Love those refreshments. Track, 1, 2: Homecominq Bonfire Committee, 3. MARTIN. DELLA I like men, every one of them. Library, 25 Tri-Y, llistorian, 25 Cap and Gown Committeeg Nurses Aide, 3, F.lsl.A., 3. MAYBERRY. MARY IANE The quiet are as lovely as stars. MAZE, GORDON A. Victory belongs to the most deserving. Transferred from lvft. Vernon, Illinois. MERCER. FRANK I'Ie's a man who's in his prime. I'Ie's into trouble all the time. Homeroom Officer, 1, Homecoming Assembly, 2. METZGER. THOMAS Make much of me. girls. good men are hard to find. Spanish Club, 2g Rifle Club, 3, MILLER. DAVID Look, he's windina up the watch of his wit, By and by it will strike. Boys' Glee, 1- B Choir, 2, A Choir, 3, Modern- aires, 3. MILLER, ESTI-IER LEE The full blown flower of beauty. B GA., 2, Treasurer, 3, Homecoming Committee, 3. MILLER. LARRY L. No one but himself could be his parallel. MIT CI-IELL. THOM With a smile like that before our sight- Please, girls. the line forms at the right. Student Council, President, 3g Class President, 2, Football, l, 2, 3, lunior-Senior Prom General Chairman: Class Constitution Committee, 3, Bed Bowdies, President, 2, Track, l, 2, 3, Spanish Club, President, 2. MONTGOMERY. VIRGINIA Her name implies her personality. Girls' Glee B, lg B Choir, 2, Advanced G1rls', 3, Paint and Powder Club, lg Red Peppers, 27 Ves- pers, 2, 3, B.G.A, 3: Latin Club, 1. MOORE. YVONNE LETITIA I am as I am. I always will be. Public Relations Officer, DE., 3, Homecoming Parade, 3. MORGAN. ANN To look forward and not back. Czvstal Birds 1, Vice- President, President, 35 Cap and Gown Committee. 44589 MUELLER. ALICE A fantasy ol loveliuessf' B Choir' l, Advanced Girls', 2, Secretar , 3, Mad- riqals, if Sonqsters, 3, Student Council, 1, Dec- anors 2, Mid-Year Editor, 3, Latin Club, Vice President, l, Big Twelve, l, 3, National Honor Society' 2 3, Varietv Show 2. MUELLER. ROSEMARY A pretty girl is like a melody. Sophomore Council, Observer, l, Feature Editor, 2, Co-lldrtor, 3, Directory, 2, Honorary Editor, 3. NAILER. IOYCE Winning is her way. and pleasant is her smile. NELLIS. SHEILA ANN Impertinent Angel. Latin Club, l, Paint and Powder Club, 2, 3, G. AA, lp Red Peppers, Sergeant-at-Arms, Dolphin Club, 3, Tlialra, Treasurer, 3. NICHOLSON, NANCY Nancy's gay. sweet and cute. With personality to boot. Latin Club, l Spanish Club, 2, 3: Advanced Gi:ls', 2, 3, B Choir, l, Vespers, l, 2, 3, Red Peppers, 2. NUDING. ROBERT Let's go places and see things. Vocational Machine Shop, l, 2, 3. OAK. MARILYN IONES Marilyn's seen throughout the halls: She's always ready when duty calls. Girls' Glee B, l: Girls' Chorus, 2, Vespers, 2, National Honor Society, 2, 3, Student Council Alternate, l OAK. SALLIE ELAINE Good taste in everything she does. Observer, l, 2, lO O A., 3, Co-Op Club, 3. OAKSON, TOM He was the bravest-he said so. and he should know. Football, l, 3, Basketball, l, 2, Track, 1, 2, Latin Club, l, ODENEAL. DELORES A rare mixture ol personality. comedy. and lun. F.'I',A,, l, Latin Club, l: Girls' Glee A, 1, B Choir, 2, Advanced Girls, 3 Biology Laboratory Assis- tant, l, 2, 3 Crystal Birds, 2. OGLESBY. SHARON She can lloat through lile on a smile and a song. Girls' Chorus, l, A Choir, 1, 2, 3, Moderriaires, 2, 3: Varrotv Show, 2: Vespers, 1, 2, 3, Sweet- hearts l, Bra Twelve, l, 2, 3, Thalla, l, Red Cross, l, 2, llrrd Peppers, l, 2, OLIVERO. ROBERT To 'Ollie' we owe a lot of thanks. High in our class esteem he ranks. Studi-nt Council l, 2, Sergeant-at-Arms, 3: A Band, l T 3 Dance Band 1, 2, 3: Class President, 3: National Honor Society, President, 3: lunior- Senior Prom Committee, Iunior Council, Sergeant- at-A:'ms- Foreian Student Chairman, 2, Father of the- Bride, 3 OVERTON. IAMES H. He is the most to say the least. Observer 3 H+-cl liowdies, 2, Modernartr-S, 2, 3, A Choi: 2, 3. PAINTER, BILL E. When it comes to art. that's a snap tor me. PARRISH. VIRGINIA 'Parrish' the thought of study. Paint and Powder Club, lp Co-op Club, 3, 44 bb E' fag, 5 i PERKINS. OLLIE DEE A real sport. an all around good fellow. B Choir, 1, A Choir, 2, 3, Basketball, 2, 3, Base- ball, 1, 3. PETERS. CARROL E. l'hey could not wish her otherwise. DE, Club, 3. PETERS. TIMOTHY Why row when you can drift? PETERSON, SHIRLEY In all things true and fair. A sweet girl with dark brown hair. Librarv, 2, 3, Observer, 3. PHILLIPS, HANS Hans is every bit the guy. Even though he's a wee hit shy. A Band, 1, Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, Bible Club, 2, 3. PIERCE. ROBERT With ninety-nine friends, Bob is in icy. If there are ninety-eight girls and only one boy.' Transterred from Kemper Military School. POULAKIDAS. SAKEE KOSTAS A strange name but a real nice guy. Latin Club, 2. POUNDSTONE, LORETTA Live a little. laugh a little. love a little. Dolphin, 1, Secretary, 2: Glee A, President, l, Ad- vanced C1irls', Librarian, 2, 3, Vespers, 2, 3, Varietv Show, 2, Speech Club, Vice President, 3 Decanois, 1, 2, Co-Editor, 3, Homecoming Attenf glagit, 1, 2, Homecoming Queen, 3, Big Twelve POWELL, RICHARD I can resist anything but temptation. Football, 1, 2, 3, Basketball, 1, Track, 1, 2, Ger- man Club, 2. PRICE. SUZANNE Her hair is sunny. her heart is gay. She has a verv charming wayl Latin Club 1, B Choir, 1, Advanced C1irls', 2, 3, Sonqsters, 2, 3: Red Peppers, 2, 3, Spanish Club, 2, 3: Bla Twelve, 1, 3, Vespers, 1, 2, 3, Variety Show, 2. PRICE. WILLIAM H. Bill is called a romantic lad. For he makes love like Alan Ladd. PRYCE. ROBERT GENE lt's fun to see him strut about and try to be a man. D.O., 1, 2, DE., 1, 2, President, 3 PURSELI., CAROLYN Neat and Detite. delightful to meet. Orchestra, l, 2, 3, Decanois, 2, 3, National Honor Society, 2, 3, Thalia, 3, Father ol the Bride, 3, QUIGLEY. SHIRLEY lf beauty were trumps. what a hand you would hold. Iunior Council, Prom Dance Committee, Home- comina Dance Committee, 3, Student Council Al- ternate, 3 RAMBO. NORMAN GENE TalI. quiet. and quite the guy. 44 60 Pb RANEY. KAREN IANE Karen's sweet. considerate too, You never, never find her blue. Gmman Club, l, 2, l .l'l A, 2, Mack Eleclion, 2, Bible' Club, 2, 3. READ, GEORGE Wanna hear a ioke, I've got a goody. REED, BEVERLY To athletics she's inclined, No better sport will you find. Girls' Gle-0 B l Girls' Chorus, 2, B Choir, 3, E.1T.kA., l, 2, 3: G A A, 3, Library, Y, 35 Latin ii ,, 1. REED, RICHARD Actions speak louder than words. REESER. STEPHEN A. Each mind has its own method. Latin Club l B Squad Track, l. REICH, MARILOIS Gay ot heart and bright ot tace. No one else can take her place. Vvspefrs, 3 Varivtv Sliow, 27 FHA., 2, 3, Dol- phin Club, lg Girls' Glue B, lg Girls' Chorus, 2, 3, Hornr-comma Assembly, 3. RESLER. DON He came to school iust to get the general idea ot things. Basics-tball, l, 3 Football, l, 2, 3: Track, lp Class President, l: Sophomore Council. REVELLE, KAREN S. The world's no better ii we worry. Lile's no longer it we hurry. REX. PATRICIA A small voice covers a large, friendly heart. National llonor Society, 2, 3, B.G.A,, 2, 3. REYNOLDS. ANNAROSE A modest girl has her charms. Transierie-d from cll.LTl'lkN'!'lGllt'l lllah School, TO- ledc, Illinois Latin Club, 2, B G.A , 3. REYNOLDS, MARY IANE Pleasant, sweet. a nicer girl you'll never meet. Girls' Glt-0 A l- Girls' Cliorus, 27 Paint and Pow- der Club, 25 Advanced G1rls', 33 B.G.A., 3, Ves- pf-rs, 3. REYNOLDS, MARY LOUISE Great virtues has she ot her own. Which lesser souls may never know. DF Club 3 RICE, LAWRENCE W. Welll Welll lt's over now. RICHARDSON, BETTY Sweet and reserved. an admirable girl with manv friends. Girls' Glw- F, l A f'lio1r, 2' Faster Sunrise Ser- vicv, 2, V1-spms, 23 Bra Twelve, 2, I.0.0.A., 3. RICHERT, LINDA Whether it's plav or whether it's work, She's never one who's inclined to shirkl Holi Pore,-ws il 3 National Honor Society, 2, 3, 'l'ri Y, l, lf, 3 Latin Club, lg Thalia, 3, Speech Club 3. C4 61 2 3 K ft E are -.. re, X' ' N5 X , W 5 it. .ke 1, l i r g ,E S . se 3if'iww 5 X mga A ', . 5 A . , A 1 5 . 3 j . K wk, VM 1. . -av wx, xx J W 5 em mx .,.. 5339. Ns' Q N15 , . . ., 4 Q sf, 2.-V A Q i 2 N X w -wr ' - A A wiv? M Q1! ' es' Q Q 4 Q W, vi , ' ., :.g.l.,.S :F J - N 19 X . . i . Y ,QM X 1 K-,, W ,W mf,-, WV .wg ,gi QSM' g - 55? . 'US Ea ,Y SCHROAT. RUBY Ruby is our gem. F.H.A., 2, B.G.A., 2. SCHULTZ. IAMES One ol our more serious-minded students. Transferred from Herrick, Illinois. F.D.A., 3. SCI-IWAB. DARRELL Prepare yourself tor a shock and a blow When Darrell volunteers. 'I know'. B Choir, l: German Club, 2, 3. SCOTT. GENE Great ScottI Bovs' Glee lf A V.A., l: Stage Crew, l, Manager, 2: Physics Club, 3: Engineering Club, 3. SEAVER. RONALD I'Ie's got rhythm. he's got swing. In music. Ronnie rules as King. A Band, l, 2, 3, Dance Band, 2, 35 Deccmois, 37 Track, l, I-li-Y, l, 25 Red Rowdies, lp Vocational Interest Dov Chairman, 2, Thalia, 3, Directory, 3, Orchestra, 2. SEIP. RONALD One swell guy. A Band, 3. SHAFFER. ROBERT VANCE His silent countenance otten speaks. French Club, 3, SI-IASTEEN, MARGARET A triend to all. G.A.A., l, SHAW. DON HARRY As Don is walking clown the hall. I'Ie has a grin lor one and all. Light and Sound tor Assemblies and Plays, 2 ,3. SHAW. LESLIE It good deeds were worth a cent. He'd surely be a wealthy gent. Boys' Glee, 1, 2, 3, Vespers, 1, 2, 3. SHELLEY. W. TED Solid gold und sterling silver. SHERMAN. IACK Il you ever need help. he'll be at your service. Latin Club, 2, 3. SI-IIELDS. IOSEPH Always true in my fashion. SHIRLEY. DONALD R. Many things are included in this swell guy. SHUPPARA. MARY ANN The sillier I am. the happier I be. Girls' Chorus, l: Vespers, l, 2, B Choir, 21 F.D.A., 3. e632 1. SIMON. SALLY Sally's the gal to bring you cheer. Our pepper-upper ot the year. Cheerleader, 2, 3, Dolphin Club, 2, Rec Room Chairman, 3, B Choir, l, Advanced Girls', 2, 3, Vespers, 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club, 2, 3, Latin Club, 1, Variety Show, 2, 3, Carnival, 2, 3. SIX. DELORES CAROL Tall and slim. she's ever trim. Art Club, 1, Girls Glee B, 1, Girls' Chorus, 2, Vespers, 2, Latin Club, 2, F.D.A., 3. SKELTON. HAROLD Good nature is a crowning virtue. Rible Club, 2, 3. SLAW. RAYMOND As calm as the summer sea. Varsity Track Team, 1, B Squad Football, I. SLAW. RONALD I have a wit that's hard to beat. I'll-Y, l. SMITH. DARRYL BING He's a guv right on top. People find him hard to stop. Latin Club, 2 President, 3, Orchestra, l, 2, 3, lt-lattonal Honor Society, 3, SMITH. DAVID GUEST He lauqhs and iokes the live long day. This guy is one that's always gay. A Band, 1, 2, 3, Engineering Club, 3, Speech Club, 3 SMITH. ROSCOE DUANE What's the use ol worrying over what I'll never know? A Band 1, 2, 3, r,T.A, 1. SMITH. SHARON KAY Silent, like a cycIone. Girls' Chorus, 2, 3, Girls Glee A, l, Latin Club, l, Vsfsre-ts, 2, 3, F N A, 3, Thalta, 1, Red Peppers, 2, F,l'l,A., 3, Easter Services, I, 2. SMITH. SHIRLEY ELLEN A happy laugh, a cheerful smile. Both are necessary to make lite worthwhile. Girls' Glee A, I, Girls' Chorus, 2, 3, Tri-Y, 2, Red Peppers, 2, B.G.A, 3, Vespers, 3, Easter Ser- vices, l, 2. SMITHERS. PHYLLIS Like boys? I love 'en-I. B Choir, I, Advanced C1irls', 2, Treasurer, 3, Song- sters, 2, 3, Vespers, l, 2, 3, Variety Show, 2, 3: Red Peppers 2, Student Council, 3, Prom Commit- tee, Homecoming Assembly Committee, 3, Easter Services, 1. SMULL. LEE ROY Why hurry through lite. you'll never get out alive. SNYDER. ESTHER IEAN Charms strike the sight. but merit wins the soul. Paint and Powder Club, I, 2, 3, Thalia, I, Ves- pers, 2, Girls' Glee B, l, Girls' Chorus, 2. SOFTLEY. TED. IR. Quietly he slips through D.H.S. SOPER. DONALD This world is not meant lor a single man. De-canois, l, 2, 3, B Choir, l, A Choir, 2, 3, Mad- riqals, 2, Modf-:nairc-s 3, Variety Show, 2, 3, Vesoers, 1 2, 3, Homecoming Assembly, 2, 3, Big Twelve, l, 3, Vocational Interest Day Chairman, 2, 3. e642 SPANGLEH. RODNEY Go away. girls. you bother me. Class Vice President, 2, Latin Club, lp Red Row- dies, l, Secretary-Treasurer, 25 Flag Ceremony, 2. SPELBRING. ZELMA Nature made but one like her. F.D.A,, 3. SPICER. DANIEL R. He does big things in a quiet way. SPIRES. REX Happy-go-lucky marks this boy. With the girls he's never coy. Basketball, l, 2, 33 Baseball, l, 2, 3, Class Ser- avant-at-Arms, 2, 3, Ilomeccming Assembly Com- mittee, 3 SRINER. SUE A oortrait oi a lady. Thalia, l, 23 Aaora, lf Mock Election, lg Play Com- mittee, l, F D A, 3 STAFFORD. SHIRLEY Her heart. like the moon. is always changing. but there's always a man in it. lied Peppers, lp Art League, 2: Usher, l, 2, 3: Prom DOCOYGIIUQ Committee. STARK. IOHN A. Silently he goes his way. but by his friends he'll be remembered ior many a day. STEWART. SUE Generallv speaking. she's generally speaking. Girls' Glee B, lp Girls' Chorus, 2, lunior Council, Thalia, 3, FH A , 2: Prom Committee: Father of the Bride' 3 STONE. DONALD Good looking. clever. popular. too. An athlete. good in whatever he'll do. Football, 1, 12, 3 Track, l, 2. STRONGMAN. CAROL A still tongue makes a wise head-but how should she know? Dolphin Club, 2, BGA., 2 SUMMERS. IAMES LEROY Why isn't everyone as contented as I? SUIVIIVIERS. PHYLLIS KEMPER Made up ol many abilities. Sovliomorv Council: B Band, l, 2, 3, D.E., 31 Cub Observer, l. SUUVA. GRETA A great big grin. a great big smile- She has it with her all the while. B.GA,2, I.OOA,3. SWEITZER. ROBERT THEODORE A happv nature is the giit oi life. TAYLOR. BARBARA IEAN I'm not as innocent as I look. Student Council, lp Latin Club, ly Library, lg Tri-Y, lg Dolphin Club, l, 2, 3, Spanish Club, 25 Red Peppers, Z5 Carnival, 2. KGS? 'ir .AQH 'QC' as ,Q 'K- -ad if lk. TERTOCHA. YVONNE NADINE There's iust one thing that I like better than ice cream-boys. Usher, l, 2, Iunior Council, I,0.0,A., 3, Co-op Club. Vice President, 3. THOMAS. DAN KENT Music hath charm to soothe the savage beast B Band, 1, A Band, 2, 3, Ensemble, 2, 3. THOMPSON. DONALD Mine is the happy life. THORNTON. IUDYTHE Cute and clever. smile disarming. Evervone finds her charming. Observer, 1, 2, 3, Directory Editor, 3, Red Peppers, l, 2, 3: B.G.A, 3: Tri-Y l. TICKELL. SHIRLEY LEE Cute. nice. and lull of spice. TICKNOR. DELORES M. Her name on the honor roll is found. Ambitious and sweet. but she gets around. A Band, 1, Z, Annual Concert, 1, 2, Decanois, 2, Club Editor, 3, National Honor Society, 2, Discol 3, F,H.A., 2, Secretary, 3, F.T.A,, l, 3, President 2, Homecoming Assembly, 3, Rhythmoods, Usher, l, 2, Fashion Show, 1, Latin Club, 1, Scholarship Committee. TIPSWORD. PA'I'RICIA Mysterious and lovely is she. But then that's the way to be. Transferred from Springfield High School. Girls' Chorus, 2, 13. TISH. IOAN Who said red heads are hot tempered? B Choir, lp A Choir, 2, 3, Vespers, 1, 2, 3, Big Twelve, 1, 2, 3, Variety Show, 2, Latin Club, 1, G.A.A. 1, National Honor Society, 2, 3. TISH. SHIRLEY No matter what her iob. she really does go: Shirley's a girl we all like to know. Girls' Glee B, 1, Girls' Chorus, 2, Thalia, 2, Vespers, 2. TROWBRIDGE. MARY ELIZABETH The marvel is that one so small Should ever be a senior at all. Latin Club If Red Peppers, 2, F.H.A., 3, F.N.A., President, 3. TRUEBLOOD. IOHN R. To have a good time. he has a yen. No matter how. or where. or when. Transferred from St. Louis. A Choir, 3, TURNBO. LYNN Happy am I. from care I am free. Whv 1sn't everyone contented like me? TUBB. I O ELLEN An angel-when asleep. Transferred from Shelbyville High School. Student Council, 2, 3, Dolphin Club, 2, 3, Rhythmoods, 2, Carnival Decoratinq Committee, 2, Co-Chairman, Spring Fever Dance, 3: Prom Decorating Commit- tee, Father of the Bride, 3. UTTERBACK. RON L. '1'here's a qood bit of bad in every good little boy. VAN DOLAH. PATRICIA Her smile is like a rlainhow flashing from the y. Latin Club, 2, 3, Frengh Club, 3. 6662 wif, ,,5,,,, iw? ,, .. ff' ' Ji ,. .4 - fhga ' W 'iff 1,22 2' ' 1555 - 9, ,haw . qv Sei? xy, 5. 4-1 S, g ,W 'Y ' 12 .i 12? ,lf 4 1 F2 at -Q ? v 'wx 'X 'Qs 9-time Q' QS: .. 'W V 8 Fit I MA 'H' 4' WATTS. LINDA A polite. well-mannerad girl is she. A nicer one you'll never see. French Club. WEISELBERG, IOAN WISE Flirtation, attention, without intention. Pamt and Powder Club, l, 2, 3: Student Council, 2, Rec Room, 1, 2, 3, French Club, 3. WHALEY, MARY SUE Observer head ol the year-Susie deserves a great big cheer. Observer, 2, Co-Edrtor, 3, Drre-ctory, 2, Honorary lidrtor, 3, Red Peppers 2, F.N A., 3, Thalra, l. WHITNEY. CHARLENE Can I help it if l'm happy? BG A, 2, l.O OA, 3. WHITSON, SONIA 'I'here's always a smile on her lace. In being friendly. she sets the pace. Grrls' Glee B l, Advanced Grrls', 2, 3, Paint and Powder Club, l, Iunror Councrl, Vt-spers, 2, 3, Varretv Show, 2, Constrtutron Comnrrttee, Prom Trclret Committee, Bra Twelve, 2, 3. WILCOX. IERRY The Eleventh Commandment: Thou shall not be iound out. Boys' Rrlle Club, l, 2, 3, Parnt and Powder Club, 1. WILES. CHARLENE Always readv to have a good time. Girls' Glee A, 1, Grrls' Chorus, 2, Vespers, 2, F.H,A., 3, French Club, 3. WILES. HAROLD WILLIAM The harder I Irv, the gooder to be. the worser I am. F.'l'.A, l, 2, Hrlle Club, 1, WSOY Broadcast, 2: WDZ Broadcast, 2. WILLIAMS, KENNETH ARLIN A happy and good-natured lad. A more pleasant one could not be had. Vocatronal Eurldma Trades. WILLIAMS. NANCY Underneath her quietness lies true sincerity. Latrn Club 2, 3: Red Peppers, 2, 3, GA A., Sec- retary, 13, Girls' Glee A, 2, Grrls' Chorus, 3, F.N.A., 3 WININGS, NANCY Everyone agrees she is one swell girl. B Choir, l A Chorr, 2, 3, Latrn Club, l, Student COLIHCll l- Rec Room Charrman, 3, llomecomrng Charrman 3 Vesrers, l, 2, 3, Varrety Show ' lied. Peppers, 2, Dolrrhrn Club, 2. WISHER, RONALD Someday I'll give the girls a break. Baseball, l, 2, 3, Football l, 2, 3, Class Sergeant- at-Arms, 3 .Z WITTS. IAMES Life is short-whv spend it studying? Vocatroncrl Cabinet Makrnq, 2, 3. WOLFE, MARIORY A dazzling smile. a whispering voice, Makes Margie all the fellows' choice. B Chorr, 1, A Chorr, 2, 3, Madrrgals, 2, Songsters, 3, Vespers, l, 2 3, Varretv Show, 2, llomecornrng Assemblv, 3, Speech Club, 3, Father ot the Brrdef' WONDERLIN. GAIL D. Lots of pen, loads ol style. Makes everything seem worthwhile. Student Councrl, Secretary, 3, Sprrnq Carnival, 2, Cheerleader, 2, B Chorr, l, A Choir, 2, Modern- arres, 3, Vesners, l, 2, Assembly Election Mod- erator, 2, F.T.A,, 3, Charrman, Sprrng Fever Dance, 2, Father ol the Brrde-, 3. KBBD WOODLING. GAII. A flower ot meekneu on a Item ol grace. F.H.A., 3: B.G.A., 3, Usher, 3. WOODWARD, WILLIAM Clarinet Marmalade. Dixieland Band, I, 2, 37 Rhythmoods, 2, 37 Ex- change Talent Show, lg Homecoming Assembly, 3, A Band, 1, 2, 3 WOOLLEY. DALE E. Wisdom whispered in 'Woolley'l' ear. He spoke it lor the world to hear. Band, 1, 2, 35 Latin Club, 1, 2, Observer, l, 2, National Honor Society, 2, 3: German Club Exchanae Student to Europe, 21 Thalia, Rhythmoods, 2, 3, State Latin Contests, l, Speech Club, 3, Father ot the Bride, 3. n- WORKMAN, BETTY A red head very nice and sweet: To know her is quite a treat. WRIGHT. ANN Makes man target that they preter blondes. Latin Club, 1, 2: Sophomore Council, Girls' Glee B, lp Girls' Chorus, 2, A Choir, 3, Thalia, lp Dol- phin Club, 1, Vespers, 3. YORK. SHERRY Music, music she does play. Sherrv's tops any day. F.T.A., lg Latin Club, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus, lp Mod- ernaires, 2, 35 National Honor Society, 2, 3, Va- riety Show, 2 B.G.A., 2, 3. YOUNG, SANDRA There is nothing like fun, is there? ZACHARIASEN. NIELSSINE A little backward about coming forward ZERFOWSKI. RICHARD LARRY And leave me leisure time. Basketball Manager, l. ZIMMERMAN, RODGER 'Shane' came back. WSOY Broadcast, 2, Iunior Council Alternate, Student Council Alternate, 25 Spanish Club, 3. NO PICTURES HOUSEILIOHN For a while we thought we had almost lost him. KUNZ. BARBARA Talks so little and thinks I0 much. Transferred from Warrensburg, Illinois. SOBOTTKA, RAY Happy-go-lucky. alwax: tree. Nothing exiltl that bot en me. 4692 IN MEMORIAM DAVID PAPPAS MOST POPULAR Loretta Poundstone Bob Olivero BEST DRESSED Kay Bumell Ross Blumenfeld JUNE SENIOR POPULARITY CONTEST MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Alice Mueller Dale Woolley 702 BEST ALL AROUND Kay Howenstine Marty Mcrguet ...X JUNE SENIOR POPULARITY CONTEST BEST LOOKING Carol Bradley Thom Mitchell FRIENDLIEST Iudy Etchison Rex Spires 44 BEST ATI-ILETE Eileen I ones Charles Behrends WIT'l'IEST Sheila Nellis Perry Ferral IANE LOMBARD LINCOLN ESS Mrs. lnez I. Bender, formerly a member of the Decatur School Board and one of the fore- most civic leaders in Decatur's history, gave a sum of money to the school board before her death to establish a Lincoln Essay Contest in memory of her father, who was a great admirer of Lincoln. This money is divided equally be- tween the boy and the girl from each year's DJLR AWARD Each year an outstanding senior girl is honored by receiving the award presented by the National Society of Daughters of the Amer- ican Revolution. She is then eligible, along with representatives of other Illinois high schools, for the drawing in which a state rep- resentative is selected to take a trip with all expenses paid to a convention in Washing- ton, D. C. AY AWARD Iune Senior Class who write winning essays on Lincoln. These awards are presented to them at the Iune Commencement exercises. The contestants are judged fifty per cent on the essay itself, twenty-five per cent on their ability to read it before the judges, and twenty- five per cent on their school citizenship. NANCY WININGS DALE WOOLLEY 4729 'MM I EAN HUDDLESTON DARRYL SMITH IDA K. MARTIN AWARDS All seniors except the Lincoln essay winners are eligible for the Martin awards. Mrs. Ida K. Martin, in February, 1920, when she was na- tional president ot the Women's Relief Corps, gave 551,000 to the Decatur Board of Education. The interest from this money supplies two prizes, one for a boy and one for a girl. Those entering are graded upon the content and style of their essays, delivery, and citizenship. The essays may not exceed one thousand words and may be on any phase of patriotism. MARY W. FRENCH AWARDS The recipients of these honors are chosen by the Faculty Cabinet. Miss French, for forty years a member of the Decatur High School faculty, presented 51,000 to the school to make possible these awards. She stipulated that those honored must have achieved more than high scholastic standing. They must have served the school in some outstanding manner, been good and loyal citizens of the school, and been active in the school organizations. SHI-RRY YORK 173: k W. AUDREY DOUGLAS 'L' 61 'FS P . .,,,, 3 wifi! Af' . ik MQ - : . -X ,+V W , Mm , ,499 P 'Sari 1 ,. 1 Y 8 ...K kdm. -QU-it 34-4 BABY SNAPS 1. Carol Franklin 2. Gail Woodling 3. Sue Armenlrou! Yff I n W' Q 7, Carol Sirongman 44 75 D7 , f 4. Paisv Ccxstlemcm 1 11 5. Pct Marcheschi 6. lean Ferguson ' I . Eileen Iones 6 Bette Bachman 7 Kay Howenstine 6 Marty 8 Maguel 9 Linda Riclrert 10 Mary Trowbridge ll 'Y . BABY SNAPS ' -xv Rosemary Mueller Gracie Rinehar! Shirlev Cummins ludith Colburn Sharon Smith Marilyn Wakeman sf ' if 'Y x,, vu, 12. 13. 14. 15. IS 44769 Gretchen Griggs Iudy Thornlon Donna Booker 6 lim Del-laven Carol Bradley Mary Sue Whaley Sharon Miller Nancy Gibbs Marv Lois Reich Eileen Iones 6 Marlene Hirstein I ,ig K fa I7 BABY S APS fn , . v.. Charlene Long Gloria Alumbaugh Evelyn Elmore Marcella England lack Abraham Bob Keys Ianet Cooriradt Charlotte Bolin 44772 04100107 Clarence Haubner Palsv Evans Phyllis Engle Donna Allison Russell Armstrong Sheila Nellis Mary Ann Galliva Ruth Bosl I BABY SNAPS is it 1 ,,rfw:1.m.u, S l. 2. 3. 4. S. S. 7. Ron Wisner Inckie Hoy! Gail Wonderlin Delores Ticknor Betlv Io Anderson Rulh Ann Dixson Dale Woolley Charlene lVlcNeeley Icmie Lombard llene Holbert Millie Hoy Wilma Dowd Sandra 6 Art Ammcnn Bob Olivero Q782 Carol Franklin Ann Wright Io Ellen Tubb Anne Glenn Gail Wonderlin Phil Durbin Shirlie Amon JUNE SENIOR COMMITTEES CLASS DAY Dick Ford Sheila Nellis Suzanne Price Ron Seaver Ross Clark Sue Armentrout Ioan Wise Marty Maguet Barbara Birt Bill Beatty David Heck lennie Anderson ludy Etchison Mary Trowbridge Ierry Barth Mary Christerson Sandra Ammann Betty Io Anderson SOCIAL Ianie Lombard lohn Wasson Phyllis Srnithers Mary Eaton Rodney Spangler loe Hitchery ludy Thornton Delores Harrison Rosemary Mueller Mary Sue Whaley ANNOUNCEMENTS Ron Wisher Rex Spires Gracie Rinehart Pat Tipsword Shirley Tish Io Ellen Tubb Marie Volentine Gail Wonderlin CLASS PLAY lanie Lombard Sandra Walker Nancy Winings Kay Howenstine Dorothy Heicke Loretta Poundstone Beverly McQueen SCHOLARSHIP Eileen Iones Delores Ticknor Carol Franklin Audrey Douglas Donna Hoehn Linda Richert Bette Bachman Alice Mueller lean Huddleston Carol Chandler e792 EXECUTIVE Bob Olivero Charles Behrends lanie Lombard Eileen lones Ron Wisher Dick Ford Larry Coffey Rex Spires CAP AND GOWN Kay Burnell Sandra Young Sandra Ammann Don Stone Rex Spires Larry Coffey FINANCE Iackie Hoyt Ianet lones Shirley lulius Iames Fuller ferry Barth Carol Chandler Lowell Bower ludy Thornton Bill Beatty Bob Pierce Carolyn McBride Gene Scott Sandra Walker Sandra Young Phyllis Engle X , i J uxxxqy V l-1.1 V! lk wp' gy lf' fiff . vp Ex y 'KJ .5 fl ylrljf .VI ' 5 ,Q JV l Q Q' - lg gp, mu ' UZJQE Xp sf 3. xp! 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L' 1' QL' Xi, Lila. 3,1 X N. g 1 3 X 'Q ,Q5 3 -'fe E gym -.13 ,. 1417+ 1, 'l Q .L1f,5',5T ',7:x,, ,2'f. . K' l '- I n KW V gf.. N, .W it if iii? 4..,X,M1,,. iwtyx.-,,, 'haw ..N?,,.XM J,,m:,x, d,1,.,,,,,,,r.,,,,,.,.,, .-....f,:,,,-, ..q-gg-pvwfnmag-q,l'vgrn,xhnq,4iVy.Q N., in ' A T 9. A ps '-Ms M..-.bv 11 .Mx ' X,.wf.y f Mm -.M,Xggf.' , ff A- ,W ,wg - ,,.,.,.,., - M,fftxsMww?aa5,s,,,W,az,MfY5Qw 4 Q wx J i P S H- X N W,-5 I JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS fl? , v-I 2'lQ . ff, I is I Y Seated: Millicent Monson, Treasurerg Louise Bobazek, Secretaryp Lois Frankenf stein, Vice-President Phil Simshauser, President. Standing: Bichard l-lehn, Bonnie Park, Sergeants-at-Arms. JUNIOR COUNCIL T 4' G C fr, gp ,rs Row 1: Sherry Filisky, Iudy Daniels, Beverly Mathews, Ann Howard, Sandra Querrey, Kay Bromley, Barbara Zimrner, Mary lean Stern 44 82 Row 2: Lucy Neel, Linda Iones, Ianet McCullom, Bill Kistler. 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Lawrence Whitney, Richard Wilke, Sharon Willev, Barbara Willev, Mannetta Williams, Ivan Douglas Williamson, Harriett Wilson. Patsy Wilson, Vern Winfrey, Theresa Winholtz, Robert Wise, Ianet Withrow, Sharon Witts, Gary Womeldorff, Orra Lee Woodruff, Nancy Wooters, Robert Yates. Phillip York, Sandra Yost, Ioan Zarcone, Ian-res Zimmer, Barbara 44902 'NU -- W X, -M33 .Q 2 R s 4: - 5 X is N , K x L5 X six Q . yi i , 4. 'W' fu I 1 fi? -5' .. Q M VMW- X M ' GA sm, I X X xx . K 1 kg x :Y Q X 9' Q- . X xv X S ,xx sa Y 1 q,.- - V , t g :vis W, L. X x Q . s 33: 3'0 Q , ' 'W K au .- ,. inte.. ag, qs! N x , ':'1 :l 51543 JL nw gs' '.'.', .' l,.s0g,1' , -Q . upnv ,uve ,. A K K - 'N-75 ,-'.',' - g 1'i . 2 -.... 5. ,f 353. 43. 'S--'-Q amz' s - ,K ,Ae Ss. , gg ,, .gg E YQQ-mr Q,!i4U 'g qt' A jx -1 , - 'P K ' ' sg, 0 f ta lk 4- v V if Q iw. f ig f 4 - X .. N sig. ws X X N -fig. ' X . -s Y? 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N-- + . - , . , B ,ghbwgs Q Q T: -as i-in y .www mf- L , Q ' A ,:. ,f X i' WL 5 A 'N . R. ' of y N ' 1 SCPHGMORES Adams, Ronnie Ahlenius, Charles Ahlenius. Robert Aldridge. Ioyce Q lf Q C , Allen, Benita :L ' Allen, Bettie 5 Allen. Hazel Allen. Richard Heyl Ammann. Art Anderson. Celeste -as .4 .4 H B. Anderson. David ' A I-5 X as: Anderson. Gerald '-.- fs ,.,. v ff' -5 ,g 1-1 Armstrong. Kay K' V 4 Aler. Shirley Atkinson, Nadine Avery. Iudy Backus. Lucia Baginski, Arthur Bagley, Ronald , Bailey. Beverly ' as . s .oh- 1-4 ' GI' We W ' . -0 F . , 'ol - Bailey. Ada Ioan , 3- Xe 1 4 .Z Baker. Alan Ball, Marcia Ballinger. Connie Ballinger. Marcia lean ' Banton, Donald A A Barding. Carol Q. bd . Ballinger. Mary lane uv' I A 2 1 Bardinq. Leonard Barding. Marilyn Barnes. Dave Barnes. Iames Barnes. Ted Barnett. Sue Barnstable. Barbara Barrow. Eugenia Barth, Barbara Bartley. Howard Basil. Charles Bates, Charlene Bates. David Bauer, Rex Baum. Barbara Beach, Barbara Beal, Sandra Beall, Donna Beaman. Barbara Beeman. Sara Belke. Shirley Bell. Belly X Bell. Elaine Bell, Elliott Bell. Robert Belue. Virginia it Bess. Donald Betzer. Martin r A 6 4 4 ' ' 4 it '-'uf ' My , Q . 1 Q x .f. fx I , i -as a L F455 5 3? iw X - w ,P - X '- Bever, Gary Biihler, Fred Bilyeu. Donald ninkley. Mary A Birk. Mary Bishop. Robin J k Black. Doroth ' A ii as R wi e in Y -fl I 1 . 1 5 Black, Nancyio N Black, Saundra Black. Terry Blankenship, Carol Blaylock, Ierorne , Blazer. Beverly Bobb, Arlen l . Q B 44 95 2 Sm Q HF. V. QI' 'ol y Ti 'fd- ' Q T' pk 463' 2,55- A K6 ,x'l '11L '2 QA- r ifE.9' 'O if . 5 -or WEEE I QA ia -A 1 i 9 72 ,,, I ,J 6 . L: lax, X- 1' ffm will '-if V, 'fe I -I - . f Qi RW, Z IIA ' g K A-Q x-. -uf ff. afh? ' '-192- N., 5. - -filly A Q. it-rf , N 3 L.. y -4 iydff Q QQ R W . t in t M? 4 4, X wwwlim K W ,i , BIHIU! . 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Alberta Brown, Vicki Brown, Walter Brozio, Beverly Ioan Brunner, Ronald Bryan, Ronald Bryant, Patricia Buckles, William Bundv, Nancy Bundy, Suzanne Burcham, Gerald Burcham. Iames Burdick, Iane Burkard. Richard Burkhalter, Iean Burrow, Loretta Burrows, Eugene Burt, Nancy Burton, Shirley Burwell, Robert Bush, Deon Butler, Thomas Camerer. David Campbell, Robert Carmichael, Doris Carter, Donna Carter, Verna Casey, Nancy Cassell, Kent Catlin, Ianet Champion, Ianet Chaney, Forrest Chaney, Sandra Chapple. Phillip Charvat, Sally Christian, Carol Christian, Iohn Christman, Cynthia Clark, Carol Clark. Norma Clark. Sonya Cloyd. Larry Coe. Bessie Cole, Betty Lou Colebar, Elaine Coleman. Richard Coloney. Dorothy Constant. Ronald Cook. Beverly 44962 Cooper, Carol Copsy, Ron Corrinqton, Sandra Carrington, Wanda Corzine, Carile Coulson, Kay Coulter, Io Ann Coutant, Donald Coventry, Donald Cox, Richard Cox, Thomas Crawley, Rosalie Crisman, LeRoy Crose, lack Crum, Iuanita Cruz, Valette Culo, Cynthia Cummins. Arthur Cunningham, Iudith Cunningham, Suzanne Curry, Leonard Cushinq, David Cutler, Rex Cuttill, Donald Dannewitz, Erma Dash, Karin Daugherty. Pete Davis, Carol lane Davis, Dona Davis, lean Davis, Ronald Davis, William E. Davison, Eugene Dawson, Iudith Dean, Iohann DeClercfI, Floyd Delslaven, Iames Dellert, Iames DeMoulin, Marlene DeWitt, Ioan Dexter, Ioyce Dial, Gloria lane Dicken, Helen Dillman, Marion Charles Dillow, Ioyce Dinkens. William Disney, lohn Dobson. Kent Dobson. Marilyn Donqoski, Marilyn Donohoe, Iames Dorn, Cynthia Doty. Patsy Doubleday, Helen Drake, L. Dwain Driscoll, Doris Dubson, Shirlev Duddleston, Iohn Duell, Iohn Duncan, Beverly Duncan, Doris Dunn, Iackie Dunscomb, Dick Durbin, Virginia Dver, Edna Easter, Barbara Easter, Mary Edgcomb, Deborah Edwards, Phillip Elder, Delores 4972 SOPHQMORES ,P 4 W f' 1, .tk , gl , , .5 an W- F ig? Q is , '- -ng, ff a . Lr.A in s z My Q gs Y 4. Q ,,.. ,iff V V ','2 i ilziv VM G X 1, . - r ' 1f Xfire! ' i' 'LL , ik.. ., ,, est -':' - 5 ' 4' X' A . yE,,.: fi., 1 ..,,...:., ,,. . ,,,,., , ,.., , Q,,,,: ts Q ., . I 4 0 if s if S K an T1 it X ' ,U lv -5 1.2 'M' , 1 'x W , JK D .Ir ,g 2 f , x A is-W Q . v , --vr 5 Q if' , yr I J 2 J,'f,.,y :- W I 5 y In n '3 2 4 A ,: 5 5?-1x,z34 55.58 2 Pi- X in gzL'65J,,:fM Hi iv ' it A ,L W ,V , ,, 1 f , ' if . if A . 2 , Y ' f '-:. A W ' ' Ellsworth, Roberta Elsea, Evelyn Emory, Yvonne Engle, Everett Engleman, Iames Enlow, Fred Ennis, Bonnie Enoch. Gloria Estell, Esther Evans, Georgia Ewald. Carol Ewing, lean Ferguson, Suzanne Fish. Lance Fisher, Charles Fisher. Iohn Fisher, William Flanders, Iudith Fleming, Don Fletcher, Tom Flowers. Don Foreman. Madonna Foreman, Nathan Foster, Kay Fox, Roger Francis. Shirley Franklin, Lynn Frede. Carol Freischlag, Sharon Fribourg, Barbara Fromknecht, Wayne Fuller. Estella Fulton, Marcella Galka, Bob Gallagher, Carrie Galloway, Frederick Gandv, Iames Garren. Barbara Garver. Donald Gebhart. Robert Gerlach, Paul Gibbons. Terrence Gill, Richard Gillespie. Sue Girard, David Gluck. Ioan Golliher. Linda Good, Peggy Goodall, Gretchen Gordillo. Eddie Gordon, Ann Gordon. lack Gordon, Wayne Gould, Doris Gray. Robert Grayned, Elsie Gregory, Carl Gregory, Charles Gregory, David Grider, Nancy Griffin, Ronald Griffith, Ellyn Grindol. Sandra Grindol. Sharon Gross, Alice Grubb, Donna Guest, Beverly Guv, Sandra Guymon. Donna Hachat. lan Q98 PD Hagebush. Iudy Haqen. Sharon Haikalis. Chris Hamson. Iudith Handy. Dorotha Hanes. Iudith Hansen. A. Luisa Hanson. Barbara Harder. Linda Harlow. Barbara Harman. Martha Harp. Beverly Harris. C. William Harris. Ianet Harrison. Dean Harrison. Gene Hartbank. Louisa Hartman. Iudith Harvey. Gene Haskell. Nancy Hathaway. Dwight Hatton. Myra Havener. Ianet Hawbalrer. Ronald Hawkins. Ianet Mary Hawkins. Ianice Hayes. William Heath. James SOPHO ORES 'va if , 3 Q X 'Q' Q Q Q , 1' V A , W . Fffsf ' , , f fa' i x A M I K Sf. f. I-D ! 5 t 1 a ,'l ia r L 'Q It .he xf.?f1 S , 'W i wi! 7 ', C t f -' X Y X. t in -L Q . A me ggi? Q - ff'- 7 - o l Q ' U 1 Vw! L.. X o .V ff r , -.+... is Hedger. Richard ' ' 1 ' .ff Hedrick. Shirley V Heifington, Marvin . Henderson. Barbara s 0 5' A ' i B i 1 1' , iv l' Hendrian. Gerald 'J .if-J 'J ' :- n vw Hester. Donna ' ' ' M X ,,,. f A Hewett. ludy Ra K A. I ' n ' X N , X xi - . 7 ' Hickman. Mary xi ii. O xv Hicks. Barbara ' i V' J f' . Hicks. Delores '- ' if 'K t' Hill. Constance 1 gm i if W E A . N Hill. Iohn y , .5 I . an M x W 9 , , Hill' 11110110 S iii? '.,, ..,e A . .. T M K Hill, Roberta L i h N , iii' iii ., il- ' W i Hilliard. David S s A ggi Hinlrle. Ronnie ' if Hinton. E. Rosalie ' H Hiser, George . K 9 Y 3 Hobbs, Iames K ' ., .V ' , 'sn ii .- .0 Q Hodge. Sondra K -..- 5:-' W -'gy K V! Holi. Marilyn i Q Af E 2 . ,. Q J A t Holler. Ronald Holman. Sarah Holmes. Larry Holmes, Shirley 5 X ' 5 , Holmstrand. Iohn K ,.- ,A . H A f Q . :D v Hood. Shareve ' if x X Q, y X, sk Hoogestraat, Elizabeth 'X Q, ' A I ki Q ff . Hopper. Nancy T K Horgan. Mary Hosler. Ion Heat, Elinore ,U I . as ,gr ' -f-.N ott. Marilyn ' - f Q .3 Q, 1 -an Hott. Shirley i 1 ' xv: M Akira? gt '7 X -. Howard. Sandra . Q L W X V' Q 'J s Huckaba. Ianice XM A A 5 I 33 Hudson, Dwight X Hullinger. Pearl . Hunter. Nelda gk A Hurst. Colleen T QQ Ires. Anita - 3 N V 1 .3 Isle. Ronald X X ' 41 Yi? ' K . x Q 99 2 1 L M y Lf f SOPHOMORES ' Iackson, Gary ' t . Iames. Richard S - - fe L Ianes, Ianice f,i ?' 4 ,uh i lay, Iames .V , V at X435 - W 5 Ienklns, Ronald gg S- ye E K , , Iewell. Kenneth YN ' K ,,, 3 if A 3 tj mes. Edwin W h ' Iohnson. lack lollv, Herman e Iones, Catherine 3 3 'S - - ' . g 9 ' . M Iones, Iohn x gf K r . ,,:, wa S3 , ' Iones, Patsy , P- A Iudd, Phillip , . Kalapsis. Iames X I 1 Kaltenback, Glenn ' 3 3 A L, G W I Karr, Violet A g 2 Q X Q ' A 7 f , Kasper, Ruth K 'J - Q ,, , Kassis, Richard L . X Q as W ' ' R W Kaufman. 1-my 2 fl X f'f'f f': ,,,.. , Y ' W Kaufman. Karen Ns 1 is r X :Q X 2 5' tl :Q for ni L ' x sg . .g:, X , , 1 ' .ji . 32. , W I 1' lei ' L lf- '2 ale a t 21 if 1- rrn, ,. , E W L Q 3 th X5 :Y 'T ' A 4 .N 6,4 K 2 Y ' . r .5 i' 1 qv . i 5 -. .Q , f,- .... I .. A S ' ,M A 1 I , . .. Q ' K - .S-L xii. 2 Y' x .R K 'ez J ' S LC.: A if X- I. -at .i-v ,. R- rf' A .. P f I ' A ' t... K Q Kauzlarich, Walter Keck, Robert Keller, Lois Keller. Stephen Kemmerer, Richard Kennedy, George Kennedy, Robert Kern, Barbara Kerns, Ianice Kessler. Margo Keyl, Gerhard W. Kimble, less Kimrnons, Robert Kindle. Ruth King, Raymond Kinnev, Robert Kirkpatrick, E. Eugene Kirkpatrick, Mariorie Knackmuhs, Doncrld Knight, Ioyce Knott. Beverly Koch, Eric Koslofski, Ioan Krueger, Bruce Larson. David Larson, Thomas Lasco. Marilyn Layette, lack Leach, Charles Lebo. Darla Lee, Iames Lennen, Ioan Lents, Norman Eugene Leschewslri, Ruth Lewis, Donald Lienemann, Norman Lienhart. Charlotte Liming. Gary Livingston, Ioan Logue, Carol Sue Lorenz, Sharon Lowe, Maureen Lucas, Phyllis McBride, Marilyn McCarty. Ralph McDuifie, Brian McGee. Charles McGlade, Delores McGuire, Donna 441003 mwfjqg . McKee. Victor ix J McKenzie. Martha McKibben. Virginia ii McLean. Donna McMurray. Shirley .N McQueen. Iarnes il i if KV We McWilliams. Ianice Mades. Patricia March. Phyllis Martin. Iohn Masters. William Masterson. Daniel -Q. in Math erly. Marilyn 1 ' Bt Mattingly. Lois Mavon. Carol ' Mavs. Iudith Ann Melhorn. Iames ' Meredith. Gertrude G Merriman. Corwin i Michaels. Iudy ii t 'D FF lllii Michel. Henry Hezzie SX c k Q Miller, David Miller. Deanna Miller. Donna Miller. Edna Miller. George E. Miller. lanel f Miller. Ianice ' .Ei Miller. Joanne Miller. Robert Miller. Rosemarie Millington. Maxetta t Moore. Doris Q Moore George I1Ef'? .sh 'R-. Minton. George I ' ' R Moore. Iames SOPHOMORES :V 5 X . . f . f rf-up - .TM . A We Q. ' 'IEEIEQIE Q. ,I . '::,,..N .... 'QE t ,Q -.... X v .,s S ., MF. i I as 5 x f New we - N if 4 7 '42 . A ooe y G i e teto ,Q FJXL I , Y , 'X .ef N Q 5 Q 1 M My :pi -U X X A .17 X 'W -is i K N3 ' .:,...:...,.:,L- EW? .5 X. - my . M t f wh is t L 1 - 5' Zz' YT Moore. Larry in I .... N - Y Morgan, Richard t Morris. Ronald Qi f' . . Q . A , I Moser. Bruce ' .Il Q im 5 9 Q lf. Mrotzek, Gerald Mueller, William N. f- Q . ' ' ,W I 1-X we Muncls. Barbara Munds. Bettv W Myers. Iames I , 0 . A Q . y Myers. Patty - K I .1 R K t X Myers- Phyllis jfmj ' , ' Naanes. Elynn i ' R ' i E., 2 , Nail. Iames ' X- is N ls - 'i Nalelski, Rosalynn x ' ,kjigp K 5 y Nanna. Ianice ' '. ' Neatherv. Stanley Q ... rff- b - Q b Neideiier. Doris - 'Q -P I X . Xi Newham. wmie W, , . , - get 5 ..t ,S . . 4 Nicholls. Iudith Nickel. Linda Nickel. Phyllis Nihiser. Thomas R Nisbet. Paul Nixon. Nola Noll. Helen we R . 5 Novak, Robert Q, I Oates. Gene sf , ., , 5 gi so ' it 'J 'L R V.. ,.,. ,.,... . E a t ...X , Si .Q ,Q .Q ., .. , Z,,. , if Q i ' ' 'W WW ? I r 'Q as ity? Q 1 Z 445 A si A I E K 3 Oberline. Audrey i X Q L y H O'Brien. Thomas 13 5: Q ' Oldham. Eugene A- ' y ' K 1 , ' , , Oldham. Rosetta , ' V M ' ' 'V fi Osborn. lame: fi iilf . xi! Q i . 'I e ty S 5 , , 1 t I fr 101 2 A W f v.w M M' :N . 8 N ee Y .wk i q f i -Q W .xi 1 ,vi 1 , 3 , .115 -...f X 4 S xv y t .B led ii ini at ' 4 .FQ 'un' 'Q-.. - - rg --...ev 4 ' Z X bw .?'.'5.. :PK -we 1 K . SOPHOMORES new . . wa. ,NM 1:- ggi Ng? -as air A55 ,t ' in X' New t ? K A Osborn. Ierry Lynn Osborne. Ierrv Leo Ossowski. Rosemary Owens, Delores Owens. Lila Ozee, Ann Sharon Painter. Shirley Parker. Della Parker, Duane Parker, Ronald Parker. Suzanne Parish. Marilyn Pate. Sandra Patrick, Helen Payne. Allen Peek. Patricia Peel, Terrence Pennypacker. Paula Peters. Iudith Peterson. David Peterson. Nancy Peveler. Mildred Pever. David Phillips. David Phillips. Donna Phillips. Gertrude Phillips. Ioyce Pierce. Shirley Piercy. Iosephine Piper, Cara Sue Poling. Lois Ponewash. Larry Poole, Iames Poor. Trudy Porter, Beverly Poulakidas, Tommy Powell, Clarence Ray Powell. Ronald Price. Betty Primm, Lois Proctor. Carol Pryde, Tom Raebel. Ronald Rahn. Patty Reathertord. Audra Ioan Redman, Ronald Reed. Charlotte Reinhold. Raymond Rettke, Albert Revelle. Michael Rhymes, Larry Rhymes. Vordel Richards. Kenneth Richardson. Mary Rickard, Glenn Riddle, Iohn Riggins. Keith Ritchie. Nancy Robb. Darlene L. Robb. Dave Roberson. Iohn Roberts. Donna Roberts. Iames Robinson. Barbara Robinson. William Roche. Patsy Roe. Arletta Roehm. Marilyn Rogers. Richard Roller, Margaret QIOZX Rostek. Carol Rudisill. Sharolyn Rullini, Charles Runion, L. Thomas Runnels. Iudith SCPHOMORES 1 fi lfgs. sq' 3 ' +1w . if , 'li , Runyan, Iacqueline Gaye ig Q ' ,.,.' W ' Ryherd, Carol Q ,',, 1 I .- v S .fe . ! Sablotriv. Carol W X 4 I -.- AM QVQQV -- M 4 4 i i MMM H Sain, Paul Salelski. Charlotte ' 5 Sanner, Stephen H fr ' 1 Sargent, Robert ' ' 'Y' , 3 Q , ' . Sarver. Louella X i ., U , :ev . A , ,RV ty. 'CI , vu X f V., , Sauter, Ruth 'I t .,.., ,gi Q 'CL' a ',,, R 1' A Q ti C 95 Sawyer. Robert N s ,gem Scharnett, Sandra i K i N iii i K Schmidt, David ' gi ' Schroeder, Sally .ii 1 if ' .Q . Schroeder, Ted L LX ' ' 35, L I Q . X v schunz. Arthur 1:. , rf., -4 'Q Schultz, Suzanne : : ' X if ., ,ff , Y X N- S S ' Wi Schultz, Vernon W K in ' ' Schwab, Gene Schwalbe, Phyllis Scott. Iames Scott, Scottie ' ,J Scribner, Iohn Sebok. Dick Seybert, Deanna Sheetz. Phyllis Sheller. Donald Shirk. Ronald Shirley, Nancy Shirley. Robert Simpson, Delores Skidmore, Gloria Skidmore. Larry Slaw. Richard Smith, Barbara R. Smith. Catherine Smith. Mitzi Smith. Ronald Smith. Sharon L. Smith. Temetra Snyder. Kaywin Snyder. Leonard Sober. Iohn Souders. Mary Sewers. Wayne Spawr. Betty if A Speagle, Nancy Spellman. lack Sriner. Carol Stallord. George Stevens, Sterling - 4 '..,,-', lu! ,-4 F if 5 Q 9 Stern. Richard St Storck. Wilma St. Pierre. loseph Strahan. Kay Stratman. Arlene Q Street, Errol Gene ' x Streibich, David 3 S End Stuart, Dale N' 3 R lk --2 Stukins. Patricia Suttles, Richard Svendsen. Ervin Sweetman. lohn Q' X Tabor. Fred K Tague. George Marvon Q X .ig Tanner. Ioyce xx 44 103 PP ' X I Q , S ,, it' 1:L-S 'Sn- .S A .fb Q2 . I 5' H-25' 3 if X ii JT Q 1 3' 05 'lax ' ' 'F ,I . ve 'W' ' ik xxfngw 1 E A, f ,, .V X X ix ., , , 1 0 i. 1? fy. , SOPHO ORES X W' f W V Q5,, ,,, faeffffe 2 1 , , K ., :1 .:,, , f -M I ..-' I . 1- Ei, . -'sv f -f K 1 , 5, ' Y A . U P, Q ay M ,R A -,, -, Q..-Y : , 5 gg? , --lv V V f sg N I ,fo , CW I H I ' ,f t V, N- K, JP 6 , ' Q.. V Q r' Q ' , -.-,. Q . 5 it K, .,, -fag ' ' X .r Q X , Q W' X X vc f ' ' 4 , t - .Qu ,Q rm ' x . K' . K 3 'i K 1 ,U L k R K A t V e , fir 2 , to ' - 1 i 1 I . A fa-1' , 1- T W? Xa . ,lu ,:,. 4 . W E A A T P at L in V L e . . , , X . V, MA yi,eLs,Z 3. t I 'J A N 'Si Fine ef ., L if' Q , - -' - - V - A i ' l 'K . . i A i -. Tarter, Maxine Tatham. Norma Taylor. Iames Tavlor. Thomas Tempel, Randy Terneus. Glenda Tertocha. Ianice Tetley. Wayne Thom. Reva Thomalla. David Thomas. Rutha Thompson, Anthony Thompson. Ronald Dean Thompson. Ronald Lee Tilinski. Frederick Tobias. Ierry Trimmer. Lawrence Trolia. Thomas Troutman. David Troyer. Barbara Trueblood, David Tucker. Shirley Tuller, lames Turner. Mary E. Turner. Richard Tuttle, ludith Tuvell. Lorraine Tuvell, William Umphryes. Clifford Unwrath. Marjorie Van Fleet, Peggy Van Natti. Tony Varvil. Ida Vaughn. Betty Vaughn, Carolyn Vaughn, Ianice Vaughn. Nancy Vauqhn. Patrick Vauqhn. Richard Vogt. Ieannette Voss, Robert Wade. Ianet Waeckerle. Ronald Waggoner. Nancy Wagner. Gretchin Walker, Marilyn Wallace. Wendell Waller. Iames Waller, Sandra Walters. Stanlev Walton. Harold Ward. Iames Ward, ludith Ware. ludith Warren. Richard Watkins. Glenda Watters. Barbara Weisberger, Barbara West. Cecil West. ludith West. Rcsalene Westlall. Harry Wheeler, Cecil Wheeler. Laura Lee Whiteside. Larry Whitten. Lawrence Wilke. Karon Wilkerson, Mary Wilkinson. Carol Williong. Sally 44 104 X Williaml. Ann Williams. Darrell Williams. Harold Williams. Richard Williamson. Gerald Willie. Avery Wilson. Loretta Wilson. Stanley Wilson. William Wince. Charles Windley. Linda Winlrey. Geraldine Winingl. Iohn Winkleblack. Barbara Winton. David Wolfe. Rosalyn Wollx. Laura Wond. Richard Woodrum. Burl Wooley. Iohn Wooluy. Donald Woolny, Tom Wriqht. William Wydick, Danny Yap. Evelyn Yockum. Suzanne Young. Dolores Young. Sherrill Youlx. Ioanno Zollman. Richard Robb. Darlene SOPHOMORES AUTOGRAPHS 1 I GRC-BANIZATION v - if Mm ex cv? f 526555 3 v Nu bf J x I. fjb , fm, M I if if ftix KX. 9' ecamaw 335, ,aw LORETTA POUNDSTONE CAROL FRANKLIN Co-Editor Co-Editor wtf TERRY BARTH Business Manager MRS. MILDRED CONNELL MR. GEORGE M. WII.SON Adviser Adviser K 108 3 DECANOIS STAFF Seated: lane Baker, Alice Mueller, Sue Armentrout, Mary Cliristerson, Delores Ticknor, Carolyn Pursell, lane Wheeler. Standing: Don Kraft, William Hansen, Bill Van Law, loe Hitchery, Bon Seaver. Seated: Linda Harder, Deanna Seybert, Lo Ann Burry, Connie Spawr, Audrey Douglas, Betty lo Anderson, Tom Palmer. Standing: Elizabeth LeMarr, Darla Lebo, Russell Armstrong, Don Soper, Bob Kirby, Larry Heien, Steve Del-laven, loyce Fancher, Pat Mitchell. Absent: Iean Pride. Q 109 P5 ROSEMARY MUELLER Co-Editor BILL KISTLER Business Manager MARY SUE WHALEY Co-Editor MR. ROBERT CURTIS MR. GEORGE M. WII.SON Adviser Adviser x110ab STAFF MEMBERS Seated: Bill Kistler, Donna Logan, Rosemary Mueller, Mary Sue Whaley. Standing: Ianie Lombard, Dale Woolley, Bette Bachman, lim Overton, Nancy Brown, Darlene Creason, Ianice Heinkel, Dolores Harrison, Sue Barnett, Ralph Turner, Patty Myers, Iudy I-lagebush, Iudy Thornton, Gary Goken, Shirley Peterson, Iohn Lilly. K lll P7 NATIO AL H0 OR SOCIETY 5 5 ' P an 4: , na' 'Sa Donna Dean, Treasurerg Alice Mueller, Secretary, Bob Olivero, President, lerry Barth, Vice-President. gm Row 1: Nancy Clark, Marlene Hirstein, Ianie Lombard, Sherry York, Ioan Tirsh, Shirley Cummins, Pat Rex, Belle Bach- man, Carolyn Pursell, Carol Franklin. Row 2: Audrey Doualas, Linda Richart, Delores Harrison, Kll2D Alice Mueller, lean Huddleston, Donna Dean, Bob Olivero, Darryl Smith, Ierry Barth, Ronald Beyer, Dale Woolley, Delores Tickrior, Shirley lulius, Ianet Lunn, Marilyn Iones Oak, Marie Volentine. STUDE T CGUNCIL E T 'Q Seated: lean Hudclleston, Vice-President, Thom Mitchell, President, Gail Won- derlin, Secretary, lim Schooley, Treasurer, Bob Olivero, Sergeant-at-Arms, Ianie Lombard, Historian. gil' Row l: Bob Keck, Bocl Beoloale, Nancy Krueger, Ioe Hitchery, Nancy Wininas, lohn Sober, Kay Howenstine, Sally Simon, Dave Dreazchel, Torn Bunyan. Row 2: Glenda Dial, Colleen Lonastreet, Ioyce Burns, Carol O'Malley, Barbara Batthauer, Nancy Arnold, lanice Hein- kel, Phyllis Myers, Nancy lo Black, Mary Lou Souders. 44 l Row 3: Sandra Animann, Phyllis: SlIllll'lQl'I', Mary lean Stern, Bill Van Law, Nancy Ford, Torn Cox, lun McQueen, lohn Beane, Beth Thompson, Duel: llrinfscornb, lo Ellen Tubb, Phil Sirnshaurser, Carol Bradley, Beverly McQueen, Sharon Freischlaa, Lee Wheeler, Carol Sue Barding, Karen Kauf- man. 139 LIBR RY ASSISTANTS Row l: Orra Lee Womeldorl, Glenda Terneus, Rochelle Harvey, Vice Row 2: Don Coutant, Loretta Burrow, Barbara Winkleblack, Carol President, Susie Carter, President, Carolyn Harvey, Secretary, Mavon, Glenda Dial, fanet Miller, Nancy Hopper, Nancy Peterson Robin Bishop, Treasurer, Helen Noll, Sharon Theobald. Carol Roche, Veta Collins, Bonnie Holtman How 3: Mrs. Severe, Secretary, Dick Kemmerer, Leroy Hagy, Donna Moss, Charlene McNeely, Peter Nell, Bob Kirby, Donna Miller, Beverly Reed, Shirley Peterson Mrs. Fry, Librarian, Cynthia Dorn. BUSI ESS GIRLS' ASSOCIATIC Row l: Mary Christerson, Esther Miller, Norma Crow, Betty Workman. Row 2: Iudy Etchison, Bette Bachman, Nancy Mills, ludy Thornton. Row 3: Mary lane Reynolds, Mary Ann Gallivan, Charlotte Bolin, Ruth Six, Doris Hawkins, Ginger Montgomery, Ioyce Bridge, Gloria Alumbaugh, Helen McEvoy, atsy Castleman. 6 How 4: Gail Woodling, Faye McHaney, Carol Schmidt, ludy Dworak 114 2 Shirley Smith, Frances Iendry, Annarose Reynolds, Mrs. Icenogle Adviser. SPEECH CLUB 4 ge. .:. 152 5,5 12. LZ 3 . I xvfn Seated: Lmda Rrchert, Marw Volvntme, Marrorie Wolfe, Mary Martha Standing: OYYGLEJG Womefldorl Bob Gr-bharl Marrlyn Hogan, Bah Mc- llrll lorry Osborne lxm Edwards, Marilyn Hovlm, lady Hagebush, Nabb lfkarx Hwddlf-:strvr1 Richard Fowl Lorwlta Pnundstorw, David Nancy Waaaonor, Ba'ha'a Trovvr. Smrth, Patty Myers, Phrllrp ludd Nancy Kallf-nback, Mrs, Mag- nuson Advxsvr ILLI OIS OFFICE OCCUPATIONS CLUB Seatgd: Sallro Oak, Vlrqmxa Parrish, Evelyn Iilmarw Ilene Halbert Standing: Thelma Drznoy, Esther Flennc-r, Shrrlev Hybalt, Grr-ta Suuva, Lsthvr Karlowskl, Sally Bradshaw. Norma Kevlnor, Maxrnr- Clark, Barbara LCWIS, Ianvt Lunn, Yvanm- 'lertocha, Betty Hrchardson, Ruth Host, Charlf-nv Whrtney. 441152 PHYSICS CLUB Seufed: Gm-no Scott, I Slcnding: Hussell Armstroncz Bob Klzby, My Tom-s, Advlsur, Rlchmd Mclxnnu-1, F111 Hansen FUTURE URSE9 CLUB ealed: HMA P4019 Tre-c1s'::wA Pat Mn:'d:Q-szclil SEACTETATGYY Mary If, Row 2: Iffofcthg HHS' fNf:'r'l n ffwtsno Maru' Sn- Wfxxdlv-',', HMP: P0 l'mwlN-1Q1Q-- Pxwsxfiwrxt Amir' v Ylmqlxlrr V101 pIL'SlC1f!lY Mrs. Maxrs pn Lowf- GH tiff r. Gzxans Srzfxrmx Mlllvr hi' 97 AkW'f x7 Row' 3: SC1r1fi:.1ffr1?v P13132 fwkw- S rm Mf-11 r.::vUf 'Q 1.15111 U ow 1: Bmw 'ly Hnwf-rx Nnrzcv Gllfl frm: Sltcwrx Email: f ,'r1'?:m V, IQ-an V'W1Y1'1 1:11 Mm' im: Sandra M.1'1l',rx Lw.-.,!-f' Hfzzlwwzn Hnnmf-k feral HCGCI1, 141.311 Kan-M 44116 br BIOLDGY CLUB -9 vo n .., Sealed: Mlss PICRZHVKTIZUII, Advxsm Shxrlev M:1cMurmy, Homme Moms, Standing: honng, VLIACKIII, Mmlrm Hfz'11.on Izmx lhmm-w1r.' I-'hu . , - ,,,, , If1rkC'n::w IN,-x Allwn Vmk Cox Mxss Ho1b1ook,Adv1sQr Wfwll-3' Gvrtrumiv Pwcse lint Icv IW-lrvnrr Mcfllmir-, Mmhvl Term And' rson Members No! in Piciure: Bob Kuby, Tum Bmclmm Ronmo Shelton INOY'l1'1lt' Grubb lecmmne- Bomvfi Anne Glvnn FUTURE TEACHERS OE AMERICA Ho ,.,. 11 r 'Wi 1 . 1 MT. -1 Q s' KJ 1 Row I: Carol FIPA Iffmw H11:'khcx1If-r, Donna Phzlllps, Iunlce Gcllatm How 2: Gvrtrzzde P-use Pl'-vr-:ly Hmfi Vznnnfx Fnwley Irmf- Bnkv-1, Imfm Vovnl Wflwlvs 'Vxcknor Cmol Flcmkhn Shcrly Huisach EJJFIIIC Xqcvlf-ntxrxf' Tmiv Vfwrw, Wllmn Sifvkmz l7v'mrm Hrzszhorf-, Gull Chl! ' In Row 3: Helen Patrick forma Lcgjcm NCIYICN' Mvwcw Bf-vf-'ly Bzwwxm, fudv Vwmmk Carole Tmtex Howard Tlytmn Artiwn Bnqxrxskl foycv Kmqfzt fxczzs Hawkins Pl1','l11s flzfkvl Puff K1'kgfJY':ck Mzfss Siayy Adwse: 44 DP CHESS CLUB Seated: Iohn Wmzrrzs, lim Ihlouble-day, Fllrott Bill. Slanding: Iofzrr SCEL-1, Lvry Hvlf. FUN CLUB COUNCIL Row l: Ioycv Fancher, Sue Barnett, Ianet Hawkrns, Barbara Man- Row 2: Dave McGr11, Irm Schooley, Mary Eaton, Iohn Wrmnas, Mr. nma, Kay Bromley, Presldenr, Iudv Hartman, Pat Moran, Kay Sprllman, Advrser, Armsfronq, Iudy Wa'd. Absent: Thom Mlicherll, Tame Lombard, Gary Goken, VICE Presidvnlg 41118 Larry Helen, Gall Wonderlrn, Sally Srmon ZEETEESEE Sealed: Lawrr-ucv Hml. Standing: lurlrllr Folbrzrn, MISS Vlrrlrarlll Aclvrsvrr Gracle Hlnvlrarl, Iames l'lor1lwlwalay, lflrclrazd lille-y, Palrwra l-lynn FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Sealed: Gall Woodlmg, Patrrcra Wagner, Anne Glenn, Millie Hoy, Row 1: Mary Ellen Kasper, Iuanrta Crum, Marcella Fulton, Darlene Delores TlCknOT, Marllols Reich. Robb, Shirley Roberls, Mildred Kayhs, Bevvrly Blazer Row 2: Mrs. Parks, Advxserg Charlene Wlles, Nancy Meece, Glorra Enoch, Beverly Brown, Frances Iendry, Arletta Hoe. 44 1192 DOLPHIN CLUB ln Water: Barbara Barth, Carol Frede, Carile Corzine. Seated: Barbara Taylor, Donna Bashore, Reva Thom, Kathy Evans, ludy Dawson, Linda Iones, Lucv Neet, Pat Ryan, Nancy Brown, Sheila Nelhs, Barbara Brensley, Pat Doty. Christine Peek, Lo Ann TRI-Y Burry. Row l: Doris Gould, Beverly Cook, Patricia Doty, Beverly Brown, Ianet Poe, Donna Logan, Lots Polma, Sharon Smith, Rosemarie Miller, Sandra Bork, Shirley Belke. Row 2: Gene Oates, Miss Pickinpauah, Adviser, Sharon Davis, Beverly McQueen, Ianlce Huckaba, Secretary, Suzanne Parker, Second Vice President: Mary Ann Thompson, President, Eleanor Banfield, First Vice President, Carol Rostek, Treasurer, Barbara Babb, Doris Car- michael, Barbara Baum, Arlene Stratman, Mrs, Hess, Adviser. Row 3: Sandra Grtndol, Charlotte Saleski, Ieanette Vogt, Debby Edgecomb, Mary Lou Souders, Audrey Douglas, Ina May Cane, Lorraine Tuvell, Madeline Alderson, Darla Lebo, Barbara Hender- son, Kay lime McDaniel, Sally Andrews, Edna Miller, Reva Thom. Row 4: Ianet Wade, Donna Beal, Iudy Harrison, Nancy Meece, Bar- bara Barnstable, Ioyce Dlllow, Beverly Duncan, Ieanette Gordy, Loretta Burrow, Mary Easter, Barbara Easter, Barbara Barth, Linda Bichert 44 120 bb ARHTOS Betty llllms, Carol Mcxsenheller, Indy Knuth, Hutli Poiley, Hosalvn Nab-tskm Pzesudwnt Sonya Sctuznf-If Sv:tv1sryg MISS Mnchell, Advxscz, lone! Mxller, Trccxsqvr lic-lun Noll, VICV Puls ART CLUB gy ,, 'f Y fs-f :Km ,,.. t K .. 31' Q-'L ldwlif n Sealed: Carzle GGUQJMQ-I' Ponnq Locicn, Sarah Doty, Mary MGVTHG Slanding. Dotlenv Robb M1539 Blvvks Awivmsf-7 Aflw-n Sr-overs, Ioan H111 Snnutn Lnncash-: Vmsy Hlqqf-Is Ann Gcujon Susan Fw- Anderson Tndy Coovf-r H1951 Sr:-11-' IN-lrzf-sa MQGIQAQ Ioyme quson Brldqf- Tochzf: Hunnf-ls V1t?xr':n Iiv uns HWIIWV1 H11-rlsloy, 44121 D5 USHERS BIBLE CLUB Row l: Mrllm lloy lanct lonvs How 2: Glenda Torne-us Carrle Gallaghe-r Shrrlely Francrs Carolyn llarvoy Louella Sarver Row 3: Glenda Watktns Sharon Tlreobald lean Burkhalter loan Sluckey How 4: W. K Davis, Adviss luantta Fawley Barbara Batthauer lanf- Bradltf-ld loan Ltrmno Wrlma Stokes How 5: Ports Drtscoll Rochvllzf Harvey Lots Balrlwrn Row 1: Delores Hubbler, Program Committee-g Alice Gross, Ianice Row 2: Marcella Fulton, Ieannine Barnett, Esther Estell, Betty Cole lames, Barbara Estell, lanet Rrchards, Sondra lanes, I. D. Hunt, Vernon Schultz, Elmer Schultz, Dallas Seitz, Larry Brlllter Don Io Anne Youtz, Kenny Barley, Carolann Blakeney, Mr. Henderson, Fishburn, Sonny Phtllips Don Erchel. Advrsor Row 3: Irm Schultz, Ann Ozee, Program Committeeg Betty Ricllen, Mary Horgan, Program Commrtteeg Donna Hester, Shrrley Patnter, Sharon Dudley, Secretary, Iudv West, Pianist, Gerdy Phtllips, Carol Wxlkinson, ludy Iackson, Ron Ballance, President. Q 122 nr Row 1: H1c11c1xo1 C111 1mnvs lfnulvmnn 101111 Sfvlwl' Hnmiy' Tomy 11 Sfwvw P111-nlx Pre Row 2: 1'1i'!V11lOYh1 Plttrnnn 1mm fs 10:11-It Hobelt 1fmm0z1s S 1o1wn Wmxnus 10111 M.111n:: Vxcv 11:1 s1.1e :xi Row 3: 101111 Swvvtnmn Ixnvld Sm1t1w Gwnv Scott Hobvrl Gl1'1111!1 How 4: MV '1'C1y1O: Anivls H0111-11 MCNANH 1-nm-s C'mnp'1'-v11 W11I1n1m 11un:2m rx w:1.1vnt at y EERI G C THALIA Row l: Ann Glenn, C0101 Gregory, Iudy Kcrlowski, Ioyce Fcncher, How 2: Sue Sewer! Coro1 F cnk11n Cczro1yn Pu sr11 P111 u Sandro Romano, Dolows SYONP, Ianet Hovenor, Nancy N1cke1, Mane Vo1ent1ne Orc Lu, Womfldo 1' Lxndu I-1xc1xfr1 Ioycc Knzghl 44 123 my 5 w YY LATIN CLUB Row l: Patricia Marcheschi, Patricia Van Dolah, Carol Sue Bardingy Row 2: Cynthia Dorn, Carol Frede, Donna Hester, Sally Charvat, Nancy Krueger, Treasurerg Darryl B. Smith, Pontitex Maximus: ludy Madonna Foreman, loan Lennen, Carolyn Vaughn, Barbara Barn- llartman, Secretary, Betty Price, Nancy Hopper, Carol Sriner. stable, Doris Carmichael, Nancy Williams, Ronald Sowa, lim Engleman, Richard Gill. Row 3: Shirley Iulius, Linda Golliher, lack Sherman, Iay St. Pierre, Tom Taylor, Kent Dobson, David Barnes, Iohn Holmstrand, David Troutman, Bill Mueller, Richard Brock. How 1: Ffric Koch, Shirley Roberts, Peggy Mades, Delores Elder, Row 2: Mary Ann Thompson, Larry Trimmer, David Phillips, Beverly Marilyn Lasco, Ioyce Knight, Marcia Ball, Karen Wallace. Born, Sandra Kay York, loyce Cale, Sandra lo Romano, Delores Stone, Loretta Burrow, Bonnie Hoffman, Della Parker. Row 3: Robert Bandy, Peter Daugherty, Ierry Wagener, Ierry Tobias, Charles Rauschek, Tom Palmer, Carl Utley, Wayne S, Martin, Tom E, Stevens, Kenneth Smith, Ethel Huff. c126v LATIN CLUB How l: Iohn Sober, Iudy Hagebush, Carol Mavon, Maureen Lowe, Row 2: Honald Morris, Bruce E Krueqer, Robert Kimmons, David Helen Doubleday, Carol Ewald, Glenda Watkins, Sherry York. Peyer, lohn Riddle, Lee Wheeler, Cynthia Culp, Ada Bailey, Huth Sorenson, Patricia Myers, Kay Armstronq Row 3: Terry Gibbons, Harry Westfall, Iohn Duddleston, Iohn Sweet- nam, Marilyn Dongoski, Ioan Ewing, Ianet Harris, Deanna Seybert, lane Gage, Ellyn Griffith Row l: Susanne Schultz, Sandra I. Bonds, Iean Ann Burlchalter, Linda Row 2: Iudy Ward, Marilyn I Boehm, Linda K. Harder, Grntchf-n A. Nickel, Susan Ferauson, Ann Gordon, Patricia L. Breeze. Crandall, lgudy Dawson, Marilyn M, Breeze, Irlanntne Barnett, ewe ene yan Row 3: lohn W. Wininas, Elliott Bell, Stanley H Hays, Robert A. Campbell, Margaret Borchers, Barbara A. Barth, Shirley L. Ater, Bonnie Ennis, Charles I.. Basil, 441272 1 i SPANISH LUB Row 1: Bob Gvblmrt, Povlcl Grvoory R1cl1c:rd Zvllmon, Bob Bmwell Gary lcxclcson lNGVlCl Bat:-s liorbmrz Korn, Ponno Muller, Shorevw lloocl, Iuclx' lloole, Ann Ouve- Row 2: Ralph Tllrner, Carol Grecxorv, Sharon Oqlesby, Mmy Mortlm Hull Ko: B'omlev Barbara ZlYTlITl ' Slnrlv-5' Br-llcfq Snndm Beal, Snlrlvp' l71ffrr+ , Mllllcflnl Mfvnfson Knvn Kmlllnfinn, Nfinciy Ford. Row 3: Gvne lX-'llgzlc Gary Slldlr Roco: Zlmrm-zmnn, Nancy Srmth, Both Bxownloo, Hosemnrv Heeser, Katlmemrmf- Gelbvl, Paulo Pvnny- pnckw: Nancy Brxmrn Morllyrn Bcrdlnq Row l: loan Gluck lxoonne Mxllor, Ccrlle Coxzino, Sully Smmon Row 3: foycf- Phxllms Ixzdg-Ta.11lfA loss-ffilnw-P11-VCV Rnrhcru Wuisz- Noncy Nlclxolson, Suv ll'-llerrlsn, S110 Burnett, Kay Foster, Carolyn berqvr, Sandy Guy, Sue K11ZYlYNTV'1l'l!'7I!l, Mmy Lon link, Dolores CIOSIXO, lucly WQS1 Slnxlvv Pmnlvr Hedflnbvrc, Wanda COX lxlmn: Gould How 2: Slmxon 1.o'Qn.t, Hose Mow' Muller, Ionlce lanes, Karen Pcxsln, Row 4: Gulp Brock Hcxndv Temylf- Puck Sebok, Iohn Duznf-y, Donald Mnmm Fxxx, Poms Anne DI'lSCOll, Martha McKenzie, Sandra Waller, Gmber, Alon Hvwr-y, Glonn llxclccird, lllCl1GId lmnor, Pvtur Noll, llvlcn Pcxhlck Annu Hudxslll Row 5: HGV Kung Torn Cox, Lynnwood Robmson, Gone Harvey, Ralston Tovlof Paul Nxshnl. 44129 9 FUTURE DISTRIBUTORS OF AMERICA K1322 SAMUEL L. KOHR Coordinator, Distributive tion Donna Booker Hecht's Nedrcx Ekiss Decatur Dry Goods. Mary L. Reynolds F. W. Woolworih Co. Edward Bean Famous Store Thomas Davis Davis Hatchery Co. Georgia Owens Haines G Essick Co. Educcx Inc Carrol Peters F. W. Woolworth Co. Phvllis Kemper Block G Kuhl Co Iames Schulz Raycraft Drug Store Ioyce Lockard Arlenes Sandra Cunningham S. S. Kresge Co. Zelma Spelbring S. S. Kresge Co. Powell Clarv Texaco Super Service Co 22nd 6. Eldorado Robert Pryce Howard's Super Markel Deloris Six Haines 6 Essick Co. Marv Ann Shuppara S. S. Kresge Co. The Future Distributors' Club is made up of all students in the Distributive Education Class. lt functions both educationally and socially. Besides social activities, various business men are invited to talk to the group from time to time. These talks cover phases of retailing and 44 134 Sue Sriner Linn 5 Scruggs Yvonne Moore Merle Norman Studio 'William Fenton Peter's Food Market Anrxelo Drakos Drakos Grocery Store Barbara Albert F. W. Woolworth Co. loyce Gray F. W. Woolworth Co. Don Carter G G H Motor Supply Charles Elam I. C. Penney Co. salesmanship in which the members are in terested. Two major events during the school year are the Future Distributors' Convention in Springfield, illinois, and the field trip to Chi cago. X 1 4 2 I U CD S0 GST Q 0 .. m, M. lm ERS rr , I .f EE. an . ow 1: Maw' Tw1w'E'1 fizll Wnrxrx Mcf-'ray Ht-ll' cw Ylmtcrx TWV' How 2: G- YYv'h1l1N' Him :W VVwU W: Ifnl' 'V Kfm, Mf'Yfm.'l,1 lwlnf Hf' Huw-1, f..1r.v'. E11 Vrzm lfxzmluizd Sazgmmrzv PWD Il' 'ni M: Gftiy Tvgfh Lf'-fkxrr M 1' 11' W1 .tv M x , E 1 1. E : :Y 1' Hl1Il'f'll, Q U vu Lv., X' :uk r..1'v Aff' M .' ' M 1' ::'f' fx .:.: 'f V U .114 ' MODER AIRES SJ ow 1: SVN! '. LH-ut . Mx-11-,r,S:-E-.g't.' 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C o -9 : O M 5- 'rf Q . 2 d ber Hitchcxr Ro Trumpet, st I Seaver I o CI O cr: 54 U UD fr 'U IJ CD fi ill 93 KD 'S' L. LI LD Jn: jf: ri ffl U Z1 U' D LL. E O E 13 L. I-' 'U L. cf: L. aw cm 0 0 O cv L: U :S Cx D4 O UD 'U H2 LXIUJ DIXIELAND BA D Lowell Bowers Bill Woodward Bob Ritchard Art Ammann Bill Lonlz BATON TWIRLERS e146x lane Bradlield Barbara Batthauer Anloinolle Ooton Eleanor Banlield Shirley Slow Mary lane Banlield Sharon Wilke I I I ACTIVITIES 44 148 bb XM... M '33 wif WF? A . ...W ..y-. M ,uv ,VYXW 52, 4 rf EW-fm. nm fa tv an ....,.,,- .AWB ?.n.'.f All-' V i FOOTB ALL ASSEMBLY O O 6 O O RED PEPPERS SIGN UP SCPHOMORE AND JUNICR PICTURES TAKEN qfamecamdnq .Queen and in gazed 'M Loretia Poundsione Carol Bradley Carol O'Malley Don Holler Bill Davis Don Siweck Nancy Irwin Iudy Hartman Nancy Io Black Don Resler Don Kraft Gene Miller A 153 Pb N K xi SS N kk K. R M, f. X S i 'L t 5 'ak K www 1 . , : ifQ ' , , 91,4 ., ,m.Q.. qi X 1 Q R 4 X QXS ' , SX .A Q www ' ' X . XQXE1 ,, i . ' ' . f r 1 A Vt, ,gw a i VQAHH .,,' ' y E nL1 i1 ZEET 'ff' at ,. 5- , mx 5 l 9' v N 4 r uf Q .5 . jtggl Weenie! and feaieca Siam!! Sfafzg Wiaaeea Roselyn Gflfflill, Fnstg Peter Nell, Second, hm Heath, Thxrdg CYTIYPIIO Dom, Fourth, Icmie Lombard, Fifth. 2- ? 5355 I soPHoMoRE ee 'Q.'!,'212'P.'i52 ASSEMBLY CHRISTMAS DRAWING x4 157 up THE HOLE ,L . y DECANOIS T.V. SHOW BUNNY HOP KISQPP .4 iz 1- 41609 H325 I Q W 'T 5 WISH ON Ienny, a shy little wren .... Mrs. Latimer, her mother.. Gran, her grandmother ,.,. Tess. her new friend. . . Eddie. Tess's brother .,.. Pat, tx popular boy Barbara. a pretty girl .... Vivian, a' smart girl ....... Martin. Tess's boy friend.. Director . . . THE MOON Beverly Hays ., Nancy Clark Mary Sue Berry .Nancy McCray . 4 . .Iack Gordy . . Jim Edwards Shirley Arndi Winona Gri11ith Don McDuffie Mxss Edna Roberison X v Now is the Hour The Final Word I have to take Geometry again On Your Mark- Get Set . . . RHYTHMGQDS Master of Ceremonies Chorus Line El Relicario A Good Man Is Hard to Find Ricochet In My Solitude Our Director Lights! Q4 165 sb P Q x - R 'G W Q - X is ,Q 1 ' ' Q.-- fi: 1 f X X . K . ,.,.. if 4 39 I EK WI 5 5 , I W Em A if ,QW 1 1 ' O J N iw I x 419 4' a x-Q y. Q 6 3 Si? wwf? 7' AJ , A 1 I A XNXQNX . , H I -ggi nf 'Y 'X N Q Q! ,, 1.0 'v U Qf xx 'S American Legion Oratorical Nancy Krueger. lane Baker The purpose of this contest is to create interest in and respect for the basic principles of our form of qovernment, The contest is centered around the Con- stitution ol the United States with a ten to twelve minute prepared oration dealina with some phase of this most important document. What the Bill of Rights Means To Me x,..,i 4 Roselyn Griffith The annual hiah school stu- dents' contest on What the Bill ol Riahts Means to Me is sponsored by the National As- sociation ol Real Estate Boards and its Member Boards, 441692 Voice of Democracy Iudy Hogebush, lohn Cassidy. Nancy Brown The Voice ol Democracy Contest ii: a script on the subiect, 'll Speak for Dem- ocracy delivered orally, and judqed an the basis ol content, delivery, and oriainalitv. Honorary Science Award Donald Hansen The Bausch-Lomb Honorary Science Award is Q bronze medal mounted in a wooden plaaue, and is presented to a senior on recommendation at the science faculty. This senior must be outstanding in science above averaqe schol- arship and a qood citizen 525,000 a Year Club Bill Kistler. Ron Seaver. Ierry Barth. Don Kraft, lim Dawson. Dale Woolley. Mr. Georqe Wilson, Adviser. Y 1 44 170 D FATHER OF THE BRIDE CHARACTERS Mr. Banks, father of the Bride, . . . Ross Blumenfeld, lames Dawson Mrs. Banks, mother of the Bride .4...,.. Carol Gregory, Marjory Wolfe Delilah, the maid ..,.. Carolyn Pursell, Gail Wonderlin Tommy Banks, younger son ,,.. Bolo Olivero Ben Banks, older son .... Clarence Haubner, Dick Ford Kay Banks, the Bride ..,.. , .Io Ellen Tulob Buckley Dunstan, the Groom, . . l-lomer Gardner, Bill Van Law Miss Bellamy, secretary ........ Sue Stewart FATHER CF THE BRIDE CHARACTERS Buzz Taylor, Toinniy's best friend ,...,........,..,., Richard Ioacbim Peggy Switt, Ben's Fiance ....... lane Lombard Mr. Massoula, tlie caterer .....,.. Dale Woolley Mrs. Pulitzki, dressmaker l,,,.. Audrey Douglas loe . , , . Dick Ford, Clarence l-laubner Red .... . . ......,...,.. loe Hitchery Pete ..,. ..,. B ill Van Law, lerry Harper Tiin's nian .,,. .... I im Schooley Tiin's helpers ...... Carol Franklin, Dolores Harrison Director. . . ..., Miss Edna Robertson F X595- up- ' K 172 PP qua ,Q a Q Q 9 JW Q ,.. ,Qs . 1, 0 - . -. .1 25 Q ' .. Q .,,:.' .o. Q o 'Q 1 X ff' n NN,-NR W by' -Tv A 3 3 61739 ,vm Wx i ff' 1 SPGRTS cc. 174 PP, X X Mmamwfvw' Q N L ' . . 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'-':,-1: 7-rU':N 2- . u .- Q F.-Wir -- 5. -- , ,, Wham., '9 Af, 'ur' X inn qi' '-in ' 'f ' ' 5' ' wk N -Q X. -' 3 -N . x , . . '-' N' . ' ' t 7, 1 r, qt- ,' ' L' e , Mr. David Batthauer, Mr. Galen Kintner, Mr, C. C. Galbreath, Assistant Foot- ball Coaches: Mr. Van Howe, Head Football Coach. I953 The football season was as great as last year for Decatur High. lt found DHS. ranking second in the Conference. The first two aames were lost, but then the team come through to tie one and win six out of a total of nine aames to tie last seaf sons record, MANAGERS ferry Fisher, Howard Bartley, Ervin Roberts, Charles Engdale K176rb S 5 x 'L fs ' ,Q 'ni f . . Q 4 X . . ' 'V 'gk ' X A L .' - Ss F- K 1 I 5 , ':Q. Q ' Q- --. . Q +- 5 'S 1- wr wi 4 Q 'BQ 'W J N iff X 'K Q 4 ' 1 4' M1 P if 6 1 :G ' Lan ,ar ,---4 --M - 515 g M U ' 40 - . , , ,A , ,.- V , , 4. . . M . . lax- .H k , A i E 'ii 3.5:-wkwf 'QU 5 'J af. 4 ffir, mf D.l-l.S. opened the season by suffering a loss at the hands of Mooseheart. Although the team played well, they just couldnt hold Mooseheart back. The second game of the season, played at Bloomington, was the only conference game lost by Decatur this year. The team played poorly and just wasn't up to par. This game was also the only game won by Bloomington all season. Our first home game was against Mattoon. Decatur played the best they had played since the beginning of the season and they came out on top for the first time. This game was the FDOTBALL D.l-l.S. played a very good game during the first half and went on to win. The old rivalry between Springfield and Decatur was brought out when Decatur played host to Springfield this season. We were able to edge them out, 13-12. Urbana took a l9-7 point loss at Decatur this season. The Reds were not up to par at Quincy but they did manage to hold them to a 7-7 point tie. At Lanphier the Reds played a good game and added another win to their line of victories. The highest score of the season was made at Lincoln. This was the last game of the sea- - - - - son and the last game r several of the seniors, begmnmg of them Wmnmg' so they real f u hard and held Lincoln University City was our second home game. scoreless I1m Zarcone Thom Mitchell Don Kraft m Smith Dave Robb E T FB G, C T c1782 I oe Coleman I953 lim Zarcone played the season at end. He has a lot of football ability and will be back next season. Thom Mitchell was one of our best tackles. His ability to get in there made him a good player on defense. Don Kraft was one of our best fullbacks. He had bad luck during the first of the season, and his familiar action on the field was really missed. E lim Smith helped a lot this year with his guarding. He will be back next year. Larry Coffey was D.H.S.'s ace passer this year. He is graduating and will be hard to replace. Larry Haab played his best game as guar- terback. Always reliable, he showed his ability and alertness in every game he played. 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Dick Powell was a line backer and was always in there trying. FOCTBALL lack Gordy graduated mid-year. He could really plow through the line. He was a valu- able player and will be missed next year. Rick Hazelrigg saw a lot of play this year and will be hard to beat next season. Dick Ford, a senior, was our fastest runner, and one of the most valuable players on the team. EandC k Hcxzelrigg Dick Ford Charles Wince Dave Bames Don Stone G HB FB HB 44 182 9 I953 Charles Wince made good at the fullback post this year. He will be back again next season. Dave Barnes was an end and center. He will be back again next year. Don Stone made several great runs and was responsible for many of our wins. Don will also be missed next year. lim Lee took his place in the line this year as a guard, He played well and was always on his toes. Ted Edwards was always in there and al- ways came through when they needed him. His services will be missed next year, lohn Duddleston was a halfhack and end. He should see more action next year. Ilm Lee Ted Edwards Iohn Duddleston Willie Newbon E T HB HB, E KISS, fx 'X ' Wil o - .N ti l X ff-fm W , , ' gf Eff i WCA iw T1 f M, N sl' 'Y rf-'. I or w.. 5 QS Q? .J .p- ' , x f 3,112 'Q- ' S f ff Q X ix ffm: sz ily - mligid-W I V 'A . 1 x Q. V w 5 fix J X - x J1 x x Q ' J f . 335 .I , ,rx -Nyawm, M .x xg 2 gms 4, T 5 X Charles Behrends BASKETBALL Don Resler DECATUR QISB2 Chariie's patented long shots, which provided many thrills for D.H.S. fans, and his hustling floor play will be missed next year. Don, Big 12 scoring champion with 237 points in twelve games, has been batting rebounds for the Reds for the last two years and his loss will be greatly felt. BASKETBALL MANAGERS Don Siweck, Gene Lents. Ervin Roberts Erskine Hawkins BASKETB LL Don Holler lim Maguire Erskines steady scoring and floor play proved him a valuable member of the Reds. He will be a big factor in next years plans. Don was regarded as a top passer and feeder and his presence will also be missed next year. Iim's heiaht and sometimes brilliant de- fensive work have helped the Reds attain their respectable record. c1902 953-I95 Wally Minnis I oe Coleman Carroll Larry toe, a promisina young sophomore, may prove to be of areat help to the Reds next year. Wallvs deadly jump shot will be a bla asset to tlte- Reds for the next two years. Carrolls lreialrt was an advantage in Home of the Reds' aames and he should prove to bo a great llelp next year. t Ql91v Tom Taylor Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec Dec. Dec Dec. Dec. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Torn Taylor, an all around fellow and good athlete, met with polio last summer while on a vacation. Tom loved to play basketball and did so with great ability. He was known for his hard Work on the court and was a big loss to the Reds this year. He is greatly missed by all of his classmates and many friends who wish him a continued and complete recovery. 1953-54 BASKETBALL SEASON 25 Decatur 5 Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur .... ..,. Decatur .... .... Decatur 8 11 12 18 Decatur .... .... 19 26 2 8 Decatur .... .... Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur 9 12 15 16 22 Decatur .... .... 26 29 5 6 12 1 3 Decatur 1 9 Decatur 26 Decatur 3 Decatur 4 Decatur 5 Decatur 10 Decatur 12 Decatur - Harrisburg . . . . . . . - Quincy ...... .... - East St. Louis ........ ..., Bloomington ........... .... - South Shore, Chicago ........ - Peoria Manual .......,. .... - Mooseheart ........ .... - Hammond .... .... - Elgin ...... .... - Mattoon ..... .... - Springfield . . . . . . . 57 28 49 57 56 70 57 60 71 57 68 56 63 41 65 76 60 37 51 44 49 37 66 - Urbana ..,. .... 5 9 57 - Pekin ..., .... 5 6 62-Lincoln... ....65 40 - Canton .... .... 3 1 61 - St. Teresa ...... .... 5 1 63 - Bloomington .... .... 7 5 64 - Mattoon ...... .... 5 4 68 - Springfield . . . . . . . 59 78 - Streator .... .... 4 9 51 - Moline . . .... 92 66 -Madison 60 77 44 - Urbana .... .... REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 93 - llliopolis . . . . . . . 35 65 - Mt. Zion .... .... 5 3 63 - Lakeview .. .... 51 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT 88 - Vandalia 64 69 - Litchfield . . . . . . . 73 C1942 . . :9 ' 3,CL'a ' an f E N. 5' . - N f Q Giuw ,.,... Ex My fi f 5 : ' E ? , gy F ward? 1g,2AT5f 'NQQXT0' x B 23,914 ns grpqnlll SQQCATO Wx L Hii iff1,E ?mf asm: 5: X554 54 jim xwgpvigw Tw Q ff . 1-'E . W 5 iw -Q awww! fag? Y .. A. M B Q W A 5 4X4g iw: R v-Avia -A . Yx Ny. 5 S ,, Q Q v x VVIJF fy W5 N v I ffsf 54 3 'sI'f 60 965 Q f 'V I2 Q35 'Y Q ' A, M Z Z 'X W all i 'ff M S2 1314. A f?'! Howl C' nl Foope Klr Trzvlor Rlchard And 'zon B Q H n nn ay B1 1c Gm D.H.S FANS HONOR KINTNER Iohn Stuckey. 1931 Captain: Bob Doster, 1945 Captain: Gay Kintner: Ken Park. 1936 Captain. Decatur High basketball fans paid a surprise tribute to Gay Kintner prior to the Harrisburg game on November 25 as he opened his twenty-sixth season of coaching, Mr. Kintner received a television set, a silver service set, and a framed citation. The gifts were purchased from Contributions by Decatur High fans in acknowledgment of twentyffive years of coaching at DHS. Three former DHS. captains made the presentation. Other members of the former teams were present on the floor at the ceremony. Master of cere- monies was Lawrence Hotz, who was chairman of the committee planning the affair. 4419657 I953 BASEB LL Row 1: Bob Davis, Don Holler, Vernon Higgs, David Pappas, Larry Row 3: ferry Pryde, Richard llazclriag, Iames Lee, Dale Scott, Phi Haab, Srmshauser, Donald Srweck, Larry Mueller, loe Fowler, lim Still How 2: Stephen Dellaven, Manaqerg Larry Colley, Rex Spires, Carl mcmf Mr- Bcllhcuerf Couch- gagidercsi, Georae Albers, Ronnie Wisher, Ronnie Sowa, Charles e ren s. SEASON'S RECORD-WON 9, LOST 8 District Pitcher Decatur .... 8 St. Teresa .... 5 Behrerids Decatur .... 7 Mt. Pulaski . . . 3 Coffey Decatur .... 12 Pana ....,.,. 2 Behrends Sectional Decatur .... 5 Pittsfield ..... 4 Behrends Decatur ,.,. 10 Shiprnore .... 3 Coffey State Toumey Decatur ,,.. 5 Murphyslooro. 6 Behrends Batting Order D. Pappas, CF ...,............ . . .384 C. Sanders, 2B . . . . .240 I. Fowler, C . .. . . .270 R. Wisher, 3B . . . . . .230 V. Higgs, LF . . . . . .280 R. Spires, 1B . .. .. .205 D. Holler, RF . . . . . .250 C. Behrends, P .................. . . .180 Pitching Record Won Lost Charles Behrends . . .. 8 5 Larry Coffey ...... . . 3 0 I. Stillman ...... . . 0 3 B. Davis . . . . . 2 1 L. Haab . . . . . l 0 C1979 David Michael Pappas died of poliomyelitis on August ll, 1953, shortlv before the beginning of what would have been his senior year. Well-liked and hard-working, Dave was a star centerfielder on the DHS baseball team. which he led in hitting. He was universally respected and admired, and we mourn his untimely death. 1 W Y-nu. . 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The Best in Mobile Homes Pfbrsllillg Road 1000 East Pershing Road KZIOQ N WQWM .. js-5 if I 1' ' f?5j',.?4:ff ': I ThPfl',S no subslilulv fur llw BEST Ao Lo Q . . . uml il's gunranlvefl DIAMONDS ' .IPIWELRY ' WATCHES M 0 D E L P A R I S DH'alur's Leading Y N i N 1 l,oN1slNr:s-wlTTNAUr:u AGENCY DRY CLEANING wld LAUNDBRING 127 N- Main Sl- Dial 5275 Fr.-0 Parking Phone- 2-7224 Decatur, Illinois 324 East wfahash Ave' 1 1 I I I Ivo SELECTING C AIR CUNDITIONED O POPULAR PRICES WILSON TENNIS RACKETS o c:m1FORTMsI.r: SEATING at Ill VARSITY THEATRE 8 DPf'atur's Fines! 250 East Willianl Phone 4231 W 0 0 D A T 0 A K L A N D KZIIQ LINXWEILER OFFICE SUPPLY CO.. Inc. All Makes of -New Portable Typewriters for Sale. Also Standard Desk Typewriters PERSONAL PLACEMENT BUREAU We Assist High School Graduates and Others Seeking for Rent. Esterbrook, Sheaffer and Park- Employment er Pens and Pencils for Sale and Two-Day Pgn Repair Service, 218-21 Standard Office Building 259 So. Park Street South Side Central Park Phone 28533 Compliments Howerton's Restaurant 309 N. 22nd Street Phone 9187 WaIker's Super Market 2101 North Main Compliments of Bill and Bob JAN ES CLEANERS 652 West Eldorado Street Decatur, Illinois C L E A N E R S Of Distinction CONGRATULATIONS Classof'54f CARL'S IGA GROCERIES, MEATS, and FISH 560 West Sawyer Phone 3-3671 BEST WISHES Gradsof'54 g WOMENS Aiglnllil. Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Class of '54 Decatur Advertiser Illinois' Leading Weekly Newspaper 42129 PHONE 2-OISO FREE DELIVERY ROTH-JOHNSON DRUG CO. 143 North Water Strcct Dccntur, Illinois PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS F. C. Pomije J. P. Armon COOL 0 CLEAN o CoMF0IITABLE THE NEW T O W E R C A F E EXCELLENT FOOD An Invitation For a courtesy demonstration with imliviclual make-up and instruction in scientific complexion care. MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC Mary E. Foley, Owner Kenneth E. Kcllcy, Mgr. 123 East Willialll Street Telephone 3-1731 O Decatur, Illinois No charge' to try-no obligation to buy. GRAND FUEL COMPANY A FULL LINE OF COAL 700 North Van Dykc CALL 4401 DECATUR, ILL. Junction Routes 4-3 and 51 66It's A Black Business, But We Treat You White Phone 3-961-I Decatur, Illinois H. A. DICKINSON VILMURES Wholesale Distributor S U P E R M A R K E T PHILLIPS 66 PRODUCTS QUALITY MEATS O PRODUCE 2192 E. Wood St. IN lifflli EE Congratulations Tff- . I Cgflgggf JAY LEE STUDIOS van Law R14 DANCING - FENCING Q' -gf? wt I BALLIIooM DANCING Q 45 , , , ACTING ' cAu. 3-2711 Main at Prairie C2132 H s Noi' What' You Earn . . H s What' You Kee Th p ai' Coun'I's 'Wlvfv - l1L,,m ' IMLNXT Tx MILLIHI mmoruu, N Y-'D ii:Nn Du AIU? ILIIXON I PROTECT YOUR PRESENT I FORTIEY YOUR FUTURE! Join the thousands of thrift and watch your bal y savers at The Millikin N ational, Decatur's oldest and largest bank. Make regular deposits- ance grow! Get the Thrift habit! Save Regularly Here! ve THE MILLIKIN NATIQNAL BANK ys em Founded OF DECATUR in 1860 by James Millikin De1'atur's Oldest and Largest Bank ember Federal eposit Insurance Corp e2l4:: v vnunulnnlnuw- l so 3 kgs ..A.g. S V fs, ar Sys QW YOU CAN PAINT IN UIL the First Timo You Try The Picture Craft WAY Earl: Ki! Contains- I. Sketchell Artist Canvas 2. Set of Oil Paints S Special Artist Brush 2 No experience necessary. just matrh num- bers on rnnvas with numbers on readymlixed paint and watrh your nulsterpiece take fonn, stroke by stroke. Interesting new hobby for you. An ideal gift for shut-ins. Forty beau- tiful subjerts to choose from. QYEMQQ ..---.P ' A, W X .fr 1-5, May be purchased at- ' Andrews Book Store ' Linn 8: Scruggs ' Block 81 Kuhl . The Hobby House ' Hooker Paint 81 Class Co. 'Q Y e215z: Compliments o f THE LINCOLN 81 EMPRESS THEATRES Congratulations from OSGOOD 8: SONS INC. Manufacturers of MODERATELY PRICED DRESSES and SPORTSWEAR A Good Company to Wrork For as Over One Hundred Decatur High School Graduates Will Testify DECATUR'S LARGEST, FRIENDLIEST STORE BLOCK 81 KUHL COMPANY Phone 4391 301 N. Water 216 rHnMPsoN-Drum LUMBER cn Ph ne 5229 660 N. Fa A Decatur, Ill THE ELDORADO BOWL 1234 WEST ELDORADO Ph 4719 DECANOIS COVERS by The S. K. Smiih Company 2857 North WQSICPII Ave. Chic g Ill it p , f7anTEHHS i I l35 East Prairie Street DECATUR, ILL. for IMPORTANT CLOTHES THE FAMILY STORE 44-7 N. Water Decatur, lll Illinois Cleaners and Hal'l'ers Frank N. James, Prop. Pick Up and Delivery Service One Day Service 242 N. MAIN O I22 E. VVOOD Phone 9033 Decatur, Ill. The BENSON CREAMERY CO. Makers of BLUE RIBBON BUTTER BLUE RIBBON COTTAGE CHEESE Extends Congratulations to the Class of 1954 Congratulations and Best Wishes BEST IN MOTION PICTURE to the ENTERTAINMENT Graduating Class of 1 954 THE AvoN THEATRE RICHMAN BROTHERS and 207 N' WATER ST' THE ROGERS THEATRE MlDWEST'S NEW GOL D EN ROYAL THE BLUE MILL Congratulations ICE CREAM M Creamier Smoother The 1954 Graduates 442189 yiinyx Perfeci' Potato ii Chips . J. wmxxswi ' gdfiiiiiiiiiif So Much Better For You THE ANSWER TO THE COLLEGE HOUSING SHORTAGE 33585 1 4 1. ..,. 4 . . - -. 'I -a12:i:2:2ama::ff 1.52 I-.-:5:T:f:T:-:f:4:-.1,-.-.- .... :-. b?:1e3:-zffgirppzg.-.gfgrgt-:-12:5 5:-:5'3:3'5g:-'5.,,,.gqeg,5- 5.3.3,:.,3:-:::-,5:-'f- :-:ri1212122512221522Iis52S23QEKQQEEE:5:52:2:2:f2:afss:z.5125251:s:2:512:512:sf525:.5:::fi::E5issa2s2s5z2s5eEf2tE55ff Z. '5255253EEi?32325252ai55ai2223555522252E5225222322F22Ezis252255522:22552zE52:2s1iEf?5i?5-iff-'f:x-- Q:-2: -5-':s-iw 1--+ - 4 I , . ,,,. ..,.,..,. ,.,.,.,. ,,.,,,.,,V,,V 2 1 ,V.A. :,.,,m.,A A ,z ...- vw., . 2- Kisiler Trailer Sales Jct. 48-51-121 Decatur, III. FISK TIRES GUODYEAR TIRES H E N E B R Y ' S Store For Men . . Herkless Tlre 81 Treadmg. Inc. I CURLEE lluarantcwl CLOTHES PRAIRIE AND JACKSON PIIUNE 5309 C MANHATTAN SHIRTS . CAXTON HATS IIAWKINSLPN RETREADS Phone 2-6012 1.34 Merchant St. Decatur, Ill. PHILLIPS 66 AUTO-LITE BATTERIES Congratulations--Grads MARKO the MAGICIAN Currently BARBIZON-PLAZA Compliments o ,f TOLLY'S MARKETS 2220 East Wood 1355 N. State Route 48 When Your Clothes Need Cleaning Bring Them with You in the Morning - Leave Them at Chumblely's and Pick Them Up KING'S RESTAURANT When You Co Home. Try Us For AAA. H An Adventure in Good Eating +4 ::-. .-.-.- -ri. ':-:-:-.,.5:ZgI3. ffifi, :iii '- Ig 725231 32352 O . ' ' Ample Parking Facilities i I I i ' 850 N. MAIN PHONE 3-9365 1018 N. WATER STREET DECATUR, ILL. 44219: M' YDUR SERVICE Q74-'ffs1lTlZENS NATIONAL BANK 8.1 oe CATUR, nx.L. L.:....f ww TELA-LIANCE Your TV Headquariers Since 1939 CENTRAL ILLINOIS' LARGEST ADMIRAL The Home of 90 Days Free Service PLENTY OF PARKING Open Evenings Till 9:00 1261 E. Eldorado St. Phone 8-2211 DEALER 442212 rdf I Wig. :Q . .- A v -.,.,,:-,,,-, 16,3-.zz- :,b v-1:-., ix.. Q: .55 .Z . :.,:,:.v -1. .- 5:-5,5 J, Q, . :WN , 1 -Y ii ,.Z'Ti5fff'., i5,13:, 531'-. Q 5: f fEjg:51.1.:::-:-:,- ,:,.. '25-:1Ei:1:'.5.-6,,1:5:fE5E1:':5. ,.,1-i'15z21is:5i5E2E-EifIg, ,. 'Qg55 .S .. I : , I . sm 3 9 4, H f :--- - V. ,:.E3 I 'Q ,Q S , E :eb 'S I- ALM I., no QQ. mm 'Q N' gf . . . , . B x 'V 15: A-2:,. ' - - ,Ag , - . QE f .Y I '-2 u se . -: I xr: .:::..f:-4- wv I + . ' :::. 'V ' I 2- M :sv , -A -fir' ,fi , - :VE 'W' - ' +- -2, ' :- - QET- ' .i . 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X - :'l Lincoln Square ??3 oW w I F as Q 5-2 I H Orange Blossom Diamonds OMEGA WATCHES STERLING SILVER CHINA and CRYSTAL See WTVP A GHTS 'EAR T Badge 7111 0 P 4Y G2222 REICH BROTHERS Jewelers 116 East Prairie- Certified Master W'atchmakvrs Phone 2-2687 LYON LUMBER COMPANY Building with Decatur since 1878 Cerro Gordo at Broadway Phone 4271 Decatur, Ill. KZZSD ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH 352 W. Woinil Street 6'Remember now thy Creator in the :lays of thy youlhf' Errlesiasfes 12, 1 Alvin W. Mueller, Pastor ' ii-'7' a 7 If you're 6034 Al H waiting for 'The lime LUMBER COMPANY ---ww Io build Wait l10 longer! . . . the time to build is now. There's no better buy for your money, and you gain all the security, comfort and satisfaction of having your own home NOW. See us soon . . . we'll be glad to point out why there's no reason to delay any longer. 2320 North Oakland Avenue Decatur, Illinois Phone 3-9758 1 ZESTO The Delicious, Refreshing DAIRY CONFECTION 2952 N. WATER Q224D i Art and Marj Wilcox 223 East North high school students for twenty-seven years Putting out to sea under sealed orders is an exciting and dramatic thing. It means starting with destination unknown. Graduation is something like that. Some of you, many of you, perhaps most of you, will go on to college-but whether now or four years from now you leave school days behind and embark on the sea of life, you'll be sailing for un unknown destination. We wish for you good sailing, the strength and the courage to weather all storms, and many pleasant ports of callg a successful voyage from the very outset. Qozwson 6' W'iZQoff mm! Damian. Wood at College . . . DECATUR . . . Telephone 4-421 Distinctive Feminine Apparel RLENES Your Headquarters for I SWEATERS O BLOUSES 1225 2 WAYSIDE INN We have been serving fine food to O SKIRTS O DRESSES O SUITS I COATS i 102 E. Main On Lincoln Square Compliments of F 0 L R H I S SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY 1099 W. MAIN 702 E. WOOD 2-9208 3-9256 211 N. WATER THE SURREY SWAIN AND MYERS RESTAURANT SALES CO. 134 E. Prairie Phone 2-65343 COMPLETE EQUIPMENT ' for SCHOOL CAFETERIAS For Sandwiches and Chili HOTELS O CLUBS O DRUG STORES RESTAURANTS O INSTITUTIONS 0,1 Lincoln Square DECATUR, ILLINOIS In Decatur 544 North Main Phone 5471 C2269 ' ,fwe GREIDER'S CAFE vcnevnongnggtgg lg I U I b. :SNL Can Hel Robert J. Greider, Mana er Qi if, III Il-3i'.'I2i'Ig p g I 'if E' 'S' I E -' MAIN AND WATER W I I b ewan yo? Oremem er GREIDER'S CAFETERIA usas good Inends and good neighbors 'rI1rougI1 Ihe years. H' D' Grader, J , Manage' MAIN AND WILLIAM M 4' .. Ready Io Go 1 . I . Prompfly Iugg V Grelder s Mezzanine Room DGY OV NIQIII' Jack C. Creider, Manager MAIN AND WILLIAM J. J. G' S O N S DECATUR ILUNUIS N. WATER ST. af ELDORADO DECATUR, ILLINOIS RAUPP and soN Cvmvlimemwf S H O E S DAUT'S 139 N. WATER ST. FINE FOOTWEAR 120 E. PRAIRIE ST. for the F A M I L Y Phone 5281 x227n Compliments of GROVE'S RESTAURANT S A M L O E B ' S HART SCHAFFNER af MARX 'md CLOTHES SHELL SERVICE STATION Jn. 48 sf 51 Phone 5064- 125 N- WATER 1102 E. HLouHAoo PHONE 5852 g HARDWARE Jewel Colorizer Paints - 1,322 Colors IIARDWARE I ROOFING O GLASS PAINTS and VARNISIIES Free Delivery Plenty of Free Parking Space 7, X? 120 NORTH WATER Compliments of HUFFER'S BARBER SHOP 140 E. Eldorado Compliments of S E M M E L ' S COLLEGE SHOP LANDHOLT AUTO FINISHING PAINTING U T RIMMING Body and Fender Repairing Established 1919 745 E. Prairie Ave. Decatur, Illinois KEMBROOK DAIRY MILKHOUSES Located for Your Convenience at C 1026 N. Water C 703 E. Grand f 305 N. Jasper I 375 S. Mafliu U 2401 E. William e228:v HOSIERY for the ENTIRE FAMILY BOWLING AT ITS BEST LNi3'llf7ll0d6 PAUI-'S BQWL 532 N. Water HOSIERY SHOP SHAEFER'S BOWLING 117 N. XVATER PHONE 2-1755 242 E' W a ' STATE APPROVED O LABORATORY TESTED 107 South Main Street Phone 240678 Cream in E very Sip MEADOW GOLD HOMOCENIZED MILK ELECTRIC COMPANY '6The Fines! Solll is Meadow Goldv DECATUR ILLINOIS Beqvl-rice Foods Company 304- S. MAIN PHONE 5241 Compliments of THE BEST VALUE CLOTHES IN DECATUR 2nd Floor Citiza-ns Building IN STANT SERVICE NTll1Y6l l?S Funeral Home Complimvnts of Q 229 2 'N Elementary, 83 Mr Holmes' li O . 153252, f 4 We know folks who QZQS, Y Q won'tneedyouto1ocate M fy? their important papers X ,f ig Zezi. I 5 and other valuables. f 5, :ZA , X I G X I f X These folks keep such pos- ! , sessions all together in a :.... SAFE DEPOSIT BOX here,Wherefhey'rereedi1y ' t: ,.t.o. :,r r rzziit ev-eileble -.-Where theyre properly safeguarded. THE COST IS MERE PENNIES A WEEK . . 4 WHY NOT RESERVE YOUR BOX-NOW? THE NATIONAL BANK OF DECATUR DECATUR, ILLINOIS on Water Street, South of Central Park Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporati KZSU? Congrafulafions and Besi' Wishes for Success 'Io 'I'he Senior Class of Decaiur High K-'55 MUELLER CO. Dependable Since 1857 MAIN OFFICE A FACTORY DECATUR ILLINOIS 62312 CROSS TOWN Q CROSS COUNTY Q CROSS COUNTRY Uur Experienced Personnel and Modern Equipment Are Always At Your Service MOVING - STORAGE - PACKING - CRATING Parke mavvhnusvs 1, 6, I8 4 62I NOPTH MAIN STREET G U B WA Y DECATUR-ILLINOIS How con a guy do o good iob wiI'houI enough Iighf? Eyesigh'I' is priceless . . . . good Iighi' is cheap ILLINOIS POWER COMPANY OURMIS On THE CORNER GllEEN HUUSES Ho'rEl. ORLANDO PHONE 5305 Baker Where There's Coke There's Hospitality Employment' NN K Agency 'Q YN 323 Millikin mag. ffl fy l Decatur, lllinois : Q Phone 8-5422 . I IQ T. A. BAKER, Owner X QQ' 'ij LICENSED BONDED 4 'ffm V, ,.X. The Baker Employment Agency announces the 1 Q l M ' A opening of an office in Decatur, 323 Millikin Build- f M' i XX in ' - l X ing, to engage in thc placement of high class oflice 6 6,71 .img ffl, help: Stenographers, Secretaries, Typists, Book- ---Lf-.,ifQ,QLlllZf5 'j keepers. Accountants, Sales, Teclmical and Execu- . WE ' ' g tive Positions. folic The Baker Employment Agency is owned and nt-1ffam1....QRm- ' ,..f 'c' operated hy T. A. Baker, who has had 21 years u 'H V experience in the field of teaching, school adminis- tration, teacher and husiness placement. For the past five years he has owned and operated the successful Capitol Employment Agency in Spring- field, handling business placements. Good oppor- tunities for High School Graduates. WFRDIIOHAUYIIOINOIVIICOCA-COMCOMPNNUY The Coca-Cola Bottling Company OF DECATUR KZSSD Procvssors 0 f QUALITY MEATS O Fred Bill Al, Jr. Russ Phones - 5353 - 5354 - 5355 - 2-6522 734 Q MARVEL-SCHEBLER PRODUCTS DIV CONGRATULATIONS 1954 Graduaies of Decaiur High School PHILCO SUPER-POWERED NilQG1fSOMl6li77 lgoirtable , ,,g-11umnuw- ll T' mxaa 4 Q'3,x N 'xk M -nxfxc T' 51' Wzfgzriaiw .5 W w Qogqefcw-a '- Q. , 3535-v v. srq' A. 0 'nrifffzfh - 4-aw f 1- . ..., Aftgggztfvk':v'i:fi:.:':-:-:':I:1:2:5:2:F:f:2:1+ -:7:1 f:f:I.2.f-2:2-2-:I IW'9M ' 'Fir-6552 -'-: :1:i:1:1:1:1:1:I:71:g:g:-:4:I:f 4-: T - p.:.g.::-:-:-:-:-:-:c-:-:-' ' ..... -.-W.-.-.--:-:1:?:1:2:I:2::-:-:-:4:r:-:I:2:5:2:I:I Nc:'-:::::E:1:f:5:5:35:3::tgz:p:.::::5:1'SQ?:!f4f::-:-9:1-zu.' .,:::g:::3:g:':1:2-I+'-'-'-''' See Your Philco Dealer CRUM DISTRIBUTING CO. Philvo Distributor for Central Illinois EPS'-G DECATUR BOTTLING COMPANY 604 East Cantrell Everything Photographic DECATUR Serving the People of Decaturu I SAFETY 0 CQURTESY C A M E R A S H 0 P 61 Industry Court Phone 3217 100 EAST PRAIRIE ST. 236 an VISIT EMERSON'S RECORD SHOP for the finest in RECORD PLAYERS AND RECORDS 14-3 N. Main JOHNSON'S PASTRY SHOP WEDDING CAKES Our Specialty 217 S. Maiiilt Phone 6795 THE POPCORN SHOP 146 N. Main 146 N. Merchant CREIGHTON'S JEWELRY STORE Diamonds - Watchces - Wlllcll Repairing esley O. Creighton, Owner e 3-6114 130 E. P W Tll PllOll9 3-1551 8 ep mn Devalur, Illinois 42372. DAIRY LANE CASH AND CARRY 722 N. EDWARD Decaturls Complete Dairy Store MILK - CREAM - CHEESE - EGGS BUTTER - ICE CREAM KENTLAND DAIRY. INC. TALBOTT PAINT CO. NU-ENAMEL 0 KYANIZE Great Lakes Products PAINTS O ENAMEL O VARNISHES A Paint for Every Purse and Purpose 14.1 E. Prairie Phone 3-8074- Compliments of Compliments of HARRY APPELBAUM STEAK-N-SHAKE S T Q R E 320 N- Main 129 E' William 632 E. Eldorado Decatur 3-9197 3-94-12 Established 1910 Hmibevwlnc. Your Home store, A fine store with America's finest well known branded merchandise you'll be proud to own and show your friends. O READY-TO-WEAR O ACCESSORIES O INFANTS' WEAR 0 HOSIERY I APPLIANCES O FLOOR COVERINGS For Style, Quality and Service in F URNITURE, FLOOR COVERINGS and DRAPERIES mgles Compliments of RODGERS SHOES 114- E. William Compliments of L O N G B 0 N S ROOFING AND SHEET METAL CO. Decatur for a job to be well done C2382 T E L E V I S I O N Sales - Service - Installation QUALITY FURNITURE 0 L F E FURNITURE CU. BELT LINE TELEVISION CQ. .IOL 51 3 48 PIIOIIC 2-8483 246-248 E. North Decatur, Ill. ANDERSON TIRE COMPANY McCONNELL 1454- East Eldorado St. Decatur, Illinois Telephone 3-3617 COMPLETE TIRE SERVICE Recapping - Repairing - New Tires Used Tires MILLER ' Q'NEILL FLOOR COVERINGS REAL ESTATE SERVICE R E A L T O R S Builders of National Homes 419 MILLIKIN BLDG. PHONE 3-3608 Everett J. McConnell G. Stuart Robinson Robert Hug H 0 W A R D ' S SUPER MARKETS Open 9 to 9 Seven Days a Week DRAPERIES 2 - Stores to Serve Decatur - 2 Te'eP 39713 156 s. MAIN ST. 1136 E. ELIJORADO ST. 120 W. PRAIRIE DECATUR, ILL. Phone 5675 Phone 3-1011 CONGRATULATIONS Complfmemsof THE COLDNIAL CARSON .IEWELERS 1200 W. GRAND Famous For Fine Diamonds PHONE 4180 215 E. NORTH DECATUR, ILL. c2399 U Lincoln Laboratories Congratulates The Decaiur High School Graduafing Class and suggest that THE STUDENTS OF TODAY ARE THE SCIENTISTS OF TOMORROW 0 K24Ovb Compliments of alliwl-Efmleff ' Ga. qwmz e East Olive and Illinois Central Railroad Telephone 2-1010 Decatur, Illinois 241 Ul f m fllc P5 Ul t - R .5 sag' j , A I Six A Z' , , KK A, In J RISE ' Ibn 'wb SG' R f Refs ' QL sg ,ji I 5 P, CHAMPION OF POTATO CHIPS WALLENDER-DEDMAN CO. PRINTING O SUPPLIES O OFFICE EQUIPMENT EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR GENERAL FIREPROUFING FOREMOST IN BUSINESS METAL FURNITURE 151 West Main St. Decatur, Illinois CONGRATULATIONS SENIQRSI It seems now that three years went by very swiftly, if doesn't it? It certainly seems so to us. We wish you e the best of luck and success in the years ahead-and E come in to see us often! : MAIN AND WILLIAM STS. DECATUR, ILLINOIS Remember Kids BUSINESS IS LIKE A WHEELBARIRQYIA- It Stands Still Unless Someone PUSHES IT! DUNN COAL COMPANY Pushes Coal and Stokers . . . Asphalt and White Rock Drives PHONES 744-1 AND 4-4-44 DECATUR, ILLINOIS 42422 SUNSHINE DAIRY Wm ,from vom 44,14 725 EAST PRAIRIE AVE. PHONE 5436 S4523 ? ?--3 14-2 SCOOTERVILLE TICKTOCKDRIVEIN Authorized Thickest Milk Shakes and CUSHMAN SALES AND SERVICE B0S'ifl E,'fi':,fg 's 904 E. Garfield Phone 3-2142 ED MNTUN- M H ' 540 N. Main Sn. Phone 3-9103 Feature I PRESCRIPTIONS I SICK ROOM NEEDS I COSMETICS O BABY NEEDS Complete Fountain and Luncheonette Service Phone 2-32 18 12439 Organized for Better Insurance Protection THE DECATUR ASSOCIATION INSURANCE AGENTS Allen 81 Company, Inc. Bennett Sz Shade Company Harry E. Cannon Creighton-Jackson Company File Insurance Agency Edith S. Haines Linley W. Hurtt Harold R. Irish J. D. Johnson 81 Son Jostes Insurance Agency C. W. Montgomery Sz Son Nicholson, Clark 81 Company J. A. Nuckolls Insurance Agency Bruce E. Pensinger Roby and Roby Rotz SL Christner The Sanks Insurance Agency, Inc. Orville S. Smith Insurance Agency Swarm Insurance Agency Teeuwen Insurance Agency The Wells Agency W. H. Wiley G244bb GOMQ1fCllMlClllOMS lQ54l g1'0lClMIlfES 0 Lpecutzmf High School We welcome you young men and women who will choose to remain in Decatur and make places for yourselves in the life of your community. There is need for your youth, your enthusiasm, your ideals ,... and for a willingness on your part to work for those things which are needed to make Decatur a better home town in which to live, and to make a living. ASSOCIATION OF COMMERCE OF DECATUR Serving the Decatur Neighborhood for 51 Years 62452 C. R. MILLER 81 SON. Inc. Engineers - Constructors 724 NORTH MAIN ST. Phone 2-0410 Decatur, Illinois BLONDIE BELLE 242 E. William 501 N. Water TASTY LUNCHES SESSEL'S 354 N. WATER ST. THE HOME OF GOOD CLOTHES for MEN AND YOUNG MEN DAY'S PAINT STORE Enterprise Paints PRATT 81 LAMBERT PRODUCTS WALLPAPERS 352 N. MAIN PHONE 5139 Decatur's F riendliest Restaurant BEN'S BARN Fon Coon FOOD Say It With Flowers SVENDSEN FLORIST 2702 N. Broadway Phone 2-4-767 DECATUR, ILLINOIS C. N. GORHAM 81 SON. Inc. R E A L T 0 R S 407 N. MAIN ST. DECATUR ILLINOIS SCHAFFER 81 GLUCK FURS O CLOTH COATS O SUITS SPORTSWEAR 253 North Main Street Decatur, Ill. CC 1 246 mv FAIRLAWN NURSERY R. Replogle TREES O EVERGREENS 0 SHRUBS Bloomington Road Phone 2-34-07 Compliments of G 81 H MOTOR SUPPLY 618 East Eldorado Street CONGRATULATIONS To The 1954 Graduating Class THE TAYSTEE BAKING CO. Bakers of Honest-to-Goodness G O O D N E S S TAYSTEE BREAD FLOOR 81 WALL TILE O KITCHEN CABINETS TILETOWN CABINET 81 TILE CO. 1285 N. Oakland Phone 8-1613 Open Evenings CHECKERBOARD SOYBEAN COMPANY Complete Facilities for GRINDING AND MIXING J. E. REESER COMPANY CONCRETE GRAIN R1Ns and Purina Chows for All Livestock 81 Poultry ELEVATGRS Elwin Illinois Warrenshurg, Illinois Phonie 2291 Phone 2111 MAROA ILLINOIS J. D. JOHNSON 81 SON JOHNSON LOAN AGENCY, Inc. REAL ESTATE - LOANS - INSURANCE Compliments of T H E P A R K I N N DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT O CURB SERVICE J. D. Johnson George A. Moeller . INSIDE SFRVICE T. Douglas Johnson Meredith Watts . EZARRY-UUT SERVICE Ed H' Jones Route 121 8: E Main Phone 3-9300 24.0 N, Park Si, Phone 5131 Art McConnell - Proprietors - Bob Salmond 42247: Compliments of SCHLESIER'S DECATUR HARDWARE 600 E. ELDORADO HARDWARE O PLUMBING ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Congratulations mul Best Wishes to the Class of ,54- from JOE COFFEY 81 SONS ILLINI-PEP GAS STATION 2799 North 22nd Street Just South of Intersection of Routes 121, 47, 48 WHERE YOU GET THAT HIGH OCTANE I LI. I N I TPP P Ks-- X., an-Q'-f rnsuamiugurso . . . and stop at COFFEY AUTO MARKET Very Finest in Used Car Values . . . Located 529 East North Street and 2799 North 22nd Street Compliments of PERRY'S DRIVE INN FOR A TREAT YOU JUST CAN'T BEAT . . . KELLY'S as IIQIIIU clam Specializing in just Good Food P 0 0 C H I P S JEANNE LINDQUIST SALON OF PHOTOGRAPHY 300 WEST PRAIRIE CAMERA PORTRAITS Ojfcial Senior Photographer k P AN ENVIABLE BECOBD SIIICI3 lflllli UFPRUIIUUING BL E RIBBO ANNUALS Blue Ribbon is not merely a trade name or slogan, adopted for advertising purposes. We didn't just pull it out of a hat. We earned the right to use it! In competition with annuals submitted in State, Sectional, even National contests, since 1906, Huston-Patterson yearbooks have been rated tops - year, after year, after year. And so, we're proud and determined . . . proud of our past record -- determined to make future accomplishments even better. ' HUSTUH-PHTTEHSUH C 0 R P 0 RA T I 0 N DECATUR, ILLINOIS SG 6- A COLOR 81 COMMERCIAL PRINTERS FOR OVER 50 YFARS ml 330 NORTH CHURCH STREET I TELEPHONE S161 mg' . 1 W' ,Q-P' K' E-f VM! 'S f-mflff' 625132 Anderson Tire Co. ......... . Appelbaum, Harry, Store .... Arlenes .................. Avon-Rogers Theatres ...... Baker Employment Agency .... Barnfield Pharmacy ......... Barding Trailer .......... Beatrice Foods ...... Belt Lille Television Ben's Barn ........... Benson Creamery ..... Black 81 Company ..... Block 81 Kuhl Co. Blondie Belle ....... Blue Mill ............ Brintlinger's ........... Brown's Auto Supply . . . Burstein Apparel ..... Carl's I.C.A. ....... . Carol's ................. Carson Jewelers ......... . Checkerboard Soybean Co. . . Chumbley's .............. Citizens National Bank ........ Coca-Cola Bottling Co. . ...... .. Coliey 81 Sons .................. Collins-Bruley Construction Co. . Colonial, The . ...... ............ Cook, A. L.. 81 Son ........... . Creighton's Jewelry . . . . . Crum Distributing Co. . . . . Daut Florist ............ Dawson 31 Wikoff ...... Day 81 Son, Inc: ................ Decatur Advertiser . ..................... . . . . Decatur Association of Commerce ........... .... Decatur Association of Insurance Agents .... .... Decatur Bottling Co. ................... . Decatur City Lines ..................... Drobisch-Muirheid Dunn Coal Company .... Eldorado Bowl ........ . Emerson Piano House ..... Fairlawn Nursery ....... Flora Jewelry ........ Folrath's, Inc. ....... . Freischlag Trucking .... G 81 H Motor Supply .... Gately's Gorham if 'sfdhf 1115 I I Grand Fuel Co. .... . Creider's, Inc. ...... . Grove Motel Cafe ...... Haines 81 Essick Co.. . . Hecht's .......... ...... Heidlebaugh, Rose A. ........ . Henebr 's y ...................... Herkless Tire 81 Treading, Inc. . . .. Hourans Florist ................ Hownrd's Super Markets .... Howerton's Cafe .............. Huffer's Barber Shop ........... Huston-Patterson Corporation . . . Illinois Cleaners .............. Illinois Power Co. ......... . Janes Grand Cleaners. Jay'lee Studios ......... Johnson. J. D.. 81 Son ..... Johnson Pastries ....... Kane Engraving Co. . . Kelly Food Products . . Kembrook Dairy .... Kentland Dairy ..... King's Restaurant .... Kistler Trailer Sales ..... Krigbaum Electric Co. ..... . Landholt Auto Refinishing ..... Licek Potato Chips .......... Lincoln Laboratories .... . Lincoln-Empress Theatres . ADVERTISING INDEX Lindquist Studio ............ Linn 81 Scruggs .............. Linxweiler Office Supplies, Inc. Loeb, Sam ................... Longbons Roofing ...... . . Lyon Lumber Co. ...... . McConnell Real Estate ..... McKeogh Hardware .... . . Marko's Magic Studio .... Martin's Jewelry .............. Marvel-Schehler Products ..... 249 222 212 228 .....238 .....223 .....239 .....228 .....2l9 Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio l l i l A M1chl's ....................... Midwest Dairy ................ Miller, C. R., 81 Son, Inc. . Miller-0'NeilI ............. Millikin National Bank .... Millikin University ...... Model-Paris ............ Moran, J. J.. 81 Son. . . . Morehouse 81 Wells ....... Mueller Co. ................ . National Bank of Decatur ..... Neumode Hosiery ......... Osgood 81 Sons, Inc. .... . Park Inn ............. Parke Warehouses ......... Perfect Potato Chips ........ Personal Placement Bureau .... Perryis Drive Inn .......... Pfile's Camera Shop ..... Phillips Petroleum . . . Picture Craft ....... Popcorn Shop .... Post's Jewelry ...... Prairie Television . . . Quigle's Furniture .... Raupp 81 Son .......... Raycraft Drug Stores ..... Reeser, J. E., Company ..... Reich's Jewelry ......... Richman Bros. ........ . Rodgers Shoes .......... Roth-Johnson Drug Co. .. Schaefer Bowling Lanes ...... Schaffer 81 Gluck .............. Schlesier's Decatun Hardware. . Scooterville ................ . . Semmel's ................... Sessel's ................ Sims Lumber Co. ........... . Smith, S. K., Company ........ St. Paul's Lutheran Church .... Staley Manufacturing Co. .... . Staubers Inc. ............. . Steak-N-Shake .......... Sunshine Dairy .......... Surrey 81 White Peak ..... Svendsen Florist ....... Swain 81 Myers ....... Talbott Paint Co. .... . Taystee Baking Co. .... . Tela-Liance ............. Thompson Lumber Co. .. Tick Tock Drive Inn ..... Tile Town ............ . Tolly's Markets ...... Tower Cafe ............ Varsity Theater ........... Vilmure's Super Market .... Walker's Super Market ..... Wallender-Dedman ...... Wayside Inn .............. Williams Fashion Shop .... Wolfe Furniture ......... World Drug Co. .......... . Yellow Cab Co. ............ . Young's Packing 81 Provision . . 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