East Alton Wood River High School - Oiler Yearbook (Wood River, IL)
- Class of 1957
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LIAEVA GER The 1957 0iler' has indeed honored us by using the 'Refinery' as the theme of its yearbook, We wish to express our sincere appreciation to the members of the staff for considering such a theme on this, the 50th anniversary of the Wood River refinery It is of not onl the belief y the oil industry, but Dany phases of enterprise that education is a prine requisite I business world. or success in the It is also our be lief that the educational system does s. more important Job than to prepare young people academically for the business world, It also prepares them, through a well rounded curriculum, to become the citizens of tomorrow who will guide the future of our nation, Again we would like to thank you for choosing the 'Refinery' as your theme, and we wish you success in all your future endeavors, Yours truly, UW! erworth M, , . l f 'D 1 Y XL 0 Y any ' 4 -fo P f I ' 1 5: 52 'P 1 gf Q, 1552 4 7 , afi- H f, , ii Q A-w its x L 5? iii at 'gan 0 Y Y s 1 E M XL NVQ 1 W f'iJf?f, 'VE SEMQH l w,35 y., ' if up 0 h , I 4 ig Y, Q al 6 I f 13:3 wi -4 ss 5 -SG I Q22 V new N aw A .B K ,L ,W IA. gnu 'X' ' k A -1 if X i 1 . l IDFIIII IIIIIN DI PIIIINII N Is IXII II I URI XNIIXIIUNS II XSSI N XIINIIIIINIIIN 7 P I I 7 1 ' L ' A . A I 1' I t is A 4 fi . , ' C f 'II . 'I' . . I2 SICNIURS . . 32 ,HIT ' HIICS . . . I0 XIII , C' 'ICS . . . . 82 lA . . . IUIV I.I . 130 A- 'I .' . .IHI u Q EDITOR IN CHIEF .....,............................,......... BOIJ Awe ORGANIZATIONS ...........,.,.,.....,...,.............. Jane Crull Larry Ellis, Pat Hinkle, Bob Oetting, Vir- ginia Orr, Wilma Rogers, Jim Wall. ACTIVITIES ..,.,....,..........................,.....,..... Nancy Cota Frances Glowczewski, David Grieve, Twila Grover, Janice Helmkamp, Nancy Hicks, Sandy Renshaw. CLASSES ...,.,....i,,....,...................,.....,,. Marje Schlieper Ann Blackwood, Loyce Moyers, Ann Mil- ler, Paula Peck, Bob Proffer, Sharon Schmidt. ART ......,...............................,l..........., Catherine Retzer Dollie Pavish, Carolyn Pinkerton, Randall Stover, Bob Messick. SPORTS ,..,......,,..,..................,....,,......... Bob Campbell Sue Eslinger, Allen Powers. PHOTOGRAPHY ,.,......,............i.......,...,....,.... Ron Lowe Shirley Frazier. Kay Keasler, Hubert Yoder, Danny Byrd, John Ladd, Carol Earl. BUSINESS .c..,.........,...,....i Judy Volz. Judy Vinovich Joyce Bourland, Diana Burris, Sue Dia- mond, Betty Dickerson, .Judy Feather- stone, Carole Friend, Carol Grieve. Elea- nor Harper, Sharon Madison, Phyllis Rinehart, Sheila Simpson, Brenda Ste- venson, Carole Todd, Paula Weese. Board of Education Dr. ROBERT COOLFY. President FRONT: Mr. Dewey Wolverton. Bookkeeper. Dr. Eldon Wheeler. Assistaint Principal. BACK ROVV: Mr. A. Edson Smith, Superintendent, Mr. Louis Camp. Mr. Foreman Dykeman. Dr. Robert Cooley. Mr. Leo Militello, Secretary, Mr. Tom Snow, Dr. Harold Hudson. Mr. Dean Smith. Mrs Margaret Poag School Nurse 1...-4-w--4? :usa-,av N X --'fs DIVISICJNS fbgtbf' 5, , I X . .N Q... .5 , - 5 ' ' X X rv-T , sr , in f ry! an-.1- . ., .. , F I B.....i- 517 JAMES HARRIS, MA. Wlashington lfniversity Clerical Practice Typing Basic Business Cross Country Girls in aflvalicecl clerical work with a card punch. a calculator anal a niirneograph. 17' ADELINE LAKIN. MA. RICHARD PAYNIC, NIA. MARY LOL' YVINTER. BA Northwestern lfniversity Xorthwestern lvniversity western Illinois Future Nurses Bookkeeping State College Shorthand Typing Secretarial Practice Typing Clerical Practice I4 Trpillg CL ... -.' Z IL ,.. N L1 ,- .- L. F-'J L CL Q., C -.4 5 -v ill W El' c I : .- ,- ., E cv. D d A mlnutc 90 words a L. 14: QQ P 1.. 4.1 L UI Q. L .I U5 V f-gs.. C W 15: L-1 C -Cr. Cl' L. QQ D 'J CTS .EN 5 .. L L v L L '1 .J ,- - v ..- -1 3 I ,... ..- L. L ..- rn . CI 11... 'B Vlsual arts come ln Vafled d menslons two three and four JI VN D DTV Xl U B F X CHESTFR HI FHFQ BS WVR X JONFQ X B ur 1t 1 Il mme Smut IC mt N112 Ullfl Cr llmrf 5hlIrflf'ff C H6 f r In trume nhl XIUQIP Ch ral Vu lf 3 earlmnk umlc HQ of 1l I nwm Pf .Nw ,3- QV, 355' if i Q exif si as if Q, 4- 25 Aw ..-A. Q 1' -'+A 1 . rz. HH K f f Mwfw -'W ww ,wwf QM .mifqn v s 'EQ' wupwwwmw' sf- WWW? 2:32, wma? wwf ,C 5,5 3,5195 Q-4.-.2 QI 'Q .MX fi G. H- ' '. ' 1 c o I . C O 1 is , M '26- NN xvf' 'fm Four cooks really do a goocl svranilwling job . . . of eggs RUTH FINLEY, BS. BliH'l'HA DARLING, BS. GRACE DARLING, M A. University of Illinois Bradley University Columbia lfniversity General Seienee lloniernaking l and II Family Living Aclvarieerl Clothing Future l'l0II16IHZ1l'it'I'Q Cafeteria Director Stucle-nt Council Future llomemakers Future llomelnakers .250 l FIVE generatlons from famlly lxvlng The latest ln handmade French fashlons I9 1-u--f MATHEMATICS Geometry students work chal len in problems 'QF' kt-r it I Nmgg' FAYRE GOULD, M.A. OLIVE HICKS. M.A. Washington University Northwestern University Plane Geometry Algebra Advanced Algebra Tennis 20 JOHN SPAETH, MS. Southern Illinois University General Shop Metal Sheet Metal Advanced Algebra Student Council '3 rm um HQ l0lTlftI'If mm ml 'mf lmlavlxlroarcl 9v1mpleQ all h lp to lut acrow math thoorles V' -WL., I 93,6 .f fx 21 Ml -. LF: Eh, Q JB 5' 7 ' ga ? ? u 5 :Na '- SCIENCE IOREN FREFNT XX D Id Oklahoma ASM Colle BIOIO x Qemor qrunce 1:1 aa, f L..- C m '1 fm out ff clumwtrx the hard xx lx , v A--4 VC II SON Fl ITON NI A HOW XRD OFTTINF NT A I mxeriltx of UN ourl Wa hm ton I mxerslty Al ebra Phe-ml lrx fxeneml QCIGIHP Phx Q11 Jumor En meers 24 3 ig! fx X Q ii fu. g 1, ,Q 1 - N31 -N TJ? Q A Clear day on the historv Seene. Who said the world is round? Wforlcl history gives the answer. '-J 13 lr! :Z-W 4 4, RUTH WATSON, MS. lvniversity of Illinois Sovial Studies Q f ' . . . -ftuflfem Councll HlStOfy' students keep thelr noses to the grmdstone. 27 X X X X X X X -viii V 50,34-1,5 1 gl X Building trades house is climax i , 1 , of four years, course. RAYMOND FLOYD, MS. JOSEPH FRHESE, MS. VERNON HOECHE, MS. WALLACE STEVENSON. MS Southern lllin0iS lllinOiS Normal University of lllinois Colorado ASM College lfniversity University Electricity Vocational Machine Shop Mechanical Drawing Printing Radio Club I. E. Club Lettermen's Club Driver Trainino Athletic Director Golf Sophomore Basketball Varsity Football 45 fv- would-be Caesar if for The Latin toga is adjusted on a HELEN CHRISTOE, M.A. BIRDINE CROSHONC, M.A. FRANCES HEVVITT, M.A. University of Wisconsin University of Illinois University of Missouri Sophomore and Junior and Senior English Freshman English h Mathematics Senior Englis Yearbook nys' Q-av N J -0' y' f? RICHARD CLARIDGE M A VERNA HARTMAN B S qt Louis l niwer ity Drake Lmyerglty qpeeth and En lush Freshman and Starr aml Stammer Umor Enbllkh National Thespians Dramatic Productions 30 ,, ,.. ,, vi 6 61' gf- x 1 WW L. DAN ROMANI, M.A. AVIS SPRAGC, MA. University of Illinois Columbia University Freshman English Sophomore and Spanish Junior English PS., 'Qu Er Q6 7 xr , , W-.,,,,N 5 P . ,rv-., fm ..- HELEN KRUEGER. BS. FRANCES SMITH, M.A. LOCKWOOD WILEY, B.L.S. Southeast Missouri lvniversity of Illinois University of Illinois State College Freshman English Library Scphomore English Future Teachers Coronation Latin Christmas Pageant 31 I ssmons LINDA BARR: Pep Club lg Chorus l,2,3,4 . . . LOREN RARTELS: Distributive Edu- cation Club 45 Student Cabinet Rep. 4g Chorus l,2,3,4 . . . CAROLYN BELCHER: Pep Club, l,4g Chorus l,2,3 . . . SHARON BI,ACK:Pep,Cluh1g Office Assistant 3,4. QF 5- 'E.l' J 'nu-ns, W- JUDY BLACKLOCK: Pep Club lg Student Cabinet Rep. 1,2,3,4g F.N.A. 3, Harvest Queen 43 Band 1,2,3,4g Big Sisters 3,4 . . . ANN BLACKWOOD: Oiler 4, Band, l,2, 3,43 Big Sisters 2,3,4 . . . NANCY BLAINE: Student Cabinet Rep. 2, Chorus 1,2,3,4g F.H.A. 4 . . . EUGENE BOHN. 'X' ,ZX 1 REX BOOK: Athletic Nlanager l,2g Cross Country l: Library Assistant 2,3g Visual Aids 4 . . . DORRIS BOOTEN: Pep Club 3g G.A.A. 2,3 . . . JOHN BOSCO: Letter- men's Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 4g Basketball l,2.3: Football 2,3,4, Co-Captain 4g Track l,2,3,4 . . . JOYCE BOURLAND: Oiler 43 F.H.A. 1,41 Camera-Club l. SENIORS X I MARIANN BROWN: National Thespians l,2,3,4g Oiler 25 Stage and Stammer lg Student Cabinet Rep. lg National Honor Society 3,4g F.T.A. 45 Chorus l,2,3,4g Big Sisters 2,3,4g Vocal Ensembles l,2,3,4g Choir 3,4 . . . JACQUELINE BRUNS: Chor- us 2g F.T.A. lg Junior Achievement 2,3 . . . LARRY BRUNS: Lettermen,s Club 4g Football l,2,4g Vlfrestling 2,4g Track 1,2 . . . BILL BRLMMER: Football 1,2,3g Track 3. Nil' DAVID LITTLE, President MARILYN RHODES, secretary JOHN CARROLL, S' Vice-President JEAN BYRON: Sandliurr lg Oiler l,2,3g Stage and Stammer l,2,3,4g Big Sisters 2,3,43 Office Assistant 2,3,4 . . . LORETTE CALVERT: F.T.A. 1,2,4, Treasurer 2 . . XBOB CAMPBELL: l.ettvrnien's Cluli 3,4, National Tliespians 2,3,4, President 4, Executive Board 3,43 Oiler 3,4, Editor 3,4g Stage and Starnmer 1,2,3, President 3g Student Calminet Rep. 43 National Honor Society 3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4 . . . LEA CANADA: Chorus 2,3. BETTY CARLTON: Pep Club 2g G.A.A. 1,2g National Thespians 2,3,4g Sandburr 1, Stage and Stammer 1, F.N.A. 3,4, President 4, Chorus 1,2 . . . JOHN CARROLL: Letternien's Club 1,2,3,4g Junior Engineers 3,4-g Student Cabinet Rep. 3,4, Treasurer, National Honor Society 3,4g Football 1,2,3,4g Class Officer 4 . . . KIM COPPAGE: Junior Engineers 3,4g Boys State 4, Football 1,2,3,4g Baseball 2, Basketball 1 . . . WALTER CROMWELL: lndustrial Relation Club 3. RUTH CROUCH . . . GENEVA CRULL: F.H.A. 1 . . TJANE CRULL: Pep Club 2,3,4g National Thespians 2,3,4g Sandburr 13 Oiler 2,3,4, Editor 4, Student Cabinet Rep. 1, 3,43 Big Sisters 3,4g Office Assistant 3,4-3 Band 1,25 Cheerleader 1g Class Officer 1 . . . MARTIN CRYSTAL: l.,CtlCl'IN6I1,S Club 2,3,4g National Thespians 1,2,3,4g Sand- burr 2, Stage and Stammer 1,2g Student Cabinet Rep. 2,3,4g Chorus 1, Band 1,2g Ten- nis 2g Football 1. 38 SENIORS IRMA CURTIS: Chorus l,2,3 . . . JOHN CURTIS lettellperl s Club 12 34 .lllll101' Engineers 3,4g Chorus 3g Cross Country 3 Tennis 1 234 Football 4 JANICE DENTON: Chorus 1 . . . BARBARA DONA Pep Club 234 Student Cabinet Rep l Big Sisters 2,3.4g Office Assistant 4g Chorus 1 2 K' I Some people in the picture are seniors Some people in the picture are not. What are you other loafers doing here? Can you tell us that, eh wot? 3. 7 45-Q ,ta I JOE DOOLING: Letternien's Club 3,43 Oiler 3g Track l,2,3,4 . . . Football l,23 Bas- ketball lg Visual Aids l,2,3,4 . . . CAROL DUCCER: Pep Club 233,43 C.A.A. lg Sand- burr lg liig Sisters 43 F.N.A. 3,43 Chorus l3 Band l,2,3,43 Cheerleader 2,4 . . . JAY EDGAR . . lENYLA EGELHOFF: National Thespians 233,43 Stage and Stammer lg Student Cabinet Rep. 23 National Honor Society 3,43 F.N.A. 2,3,43 Band l,2,33 Big Sisters 23334. E5 , f, 'Q--' 1' SUE ESLINGER: Distributive Education Club 43 Pep Club l,2,3,4Q Oiler 43 Student Cabinet Rep. l,43 Office Assistant 33 Big Sisters 2,334 . . . RICHARD FEATHER- STONE: l.Cllf?l'IHCllqS Club l,2,33 Cross Country 2 . . . SUZANNE FIECENBAUM: Distributive Education Club 43 Treasurer 43 Student Cabinet Rep. 23 Chorus l,2,3,43 Cheerleader l . . LYMARY JO FIFE: National Thespians 2,3343 Stage and Stammer lg Student Cabinet Rep. l,2g Chorus l,2,3,43 Big Sisters 4. SENIORS 1 137 , ffl' ff' I , f x'f-., ,,...'S-D - , 'ff .-.1 4 l A w n..s1ruLfAL1 ' L7 C W g:. iE-Q32 ' ax , A le' . -ffffll -5 F Lu . lg ' L .4 1- J' f ,, L .fp Lvl L n' if 'V UL'-2. J- A if A ,J .if 5 f 'ff E vi- L M ,gf K 1 Aa: ' L Q Q. 4, L fb T- -924, ' 1 ' . L3 A ,ff . 'A W f 'df' -7315 - , ' -- I N..'.:.. . , .... , Qi . ts' 1- I .aff U, L . S ,, E f 4. .K k.V-. A A p- kr L LHowi1fd Millerg of American Legion award, and Judy Bachel- Rfil 51033 W ? if Arnegfgcan Rgyolutxopuaward. ,IAN FORCADE: Pep Cluh 35 Office A-Xssistaull fl-g Chorus l: F.H.A. 4 . . . EDDIE FREEMAN: Chorus 1 ... LESTER FRENCH . . . IONA FULL: Pop Cluh 33 Chorus 1,2,3,4g F.H.A. 1,2,4.. ,jx X -u ' TCHARLENE CABBERT: National Thespians 2,3,4g Junior Enffineers 3,45 Sta e and rn g Stammer lg National Honor Society 3,41-g F.N.A. 2g Band l,2,3g Big Sisters 3,4 . . . JANET CALLIGOS: Pep Club 1,23 F.H.A .... BETTY CAMBILL: Pep Club 1,2 . . . PATTI CLICK: Pep Club 3,49 Chorus 2. JC SENIORS 2 l 'Dr' iv- Snr 75 FRANCES GOEWEY . . TRON GRAY: Lettermenls Club 3,43 National Thespians l,2, 3,4 . . . Stage and Stammer lg Basketball l,2,3,4 . . . ROGER GUFFEY: Lettermenls Club 2,3,4g Junior Engineers 3,43 Student Cabinet Rep. l,3,4, President 4, Corona tion 43 Band 1,2g Baseball 2,3,4g Wrestliiig 2 . . . JANET HARGIS. 42 LEROY HARGISS: Junior Engineers 3,45 Band 1,2 . .'. NEIL HARVEY: Distribu- tive Education Club 4g National Thespians 2,3,4g Sandburr 1,2g Oiler 3,4-g Stage and Stammer lg Chorus 1,2,3,4g Camera Club 1,2,3, Vice-President 3 . . . BOB HAYES: Lettermerfs Club 2,3g Junior Engineers 43 Student Cabinet Rep. 2g Band 1,2,3,4g Football 1,2g Wrestling 1, 2g Track 1,2,3 . . . CHARLES HENDRICKS: Lettermen's Club 4g Chorus 1,23 Industrial Education Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 43 Baseball 2,3,4g Basketball 2,3,4. Q' p as TI' 1 1 , , l CAROLYN HENSLEY: Pep Club 3g Oiler 4g Stage and Stammer 1,2,3,4g Student Cabinet Rep. 44 Big Sisters 4 . . . JUDY HEWITT: Office Assistant 4g F.H.A. 3,4 . . . JLIIIIOI' EIlglI1C6I'S 3,L1.g Studgnt Cabinet 33 Chgrug . . . DWIGHT HOLTMAN: Visual Aids 1,2, lla DICK HUSTED: Chorus 1,2,3,4g Band lg Football I,2,3 . . . MAURICE JUHLIN: Baseball 3 . . . KOLAN KIRK: Industrial Education Club 3 . . DENNIS KIRKO- NIS: Lettermen's Club ll-g Industrial Education 2,3,4g Baseball 3,4g Cross Country 4. if KENNY KISTNER: National Thespians 2,3,4g Student Cabinet Rep. 3g Coronation 4, Chorus 2g Athletic Manager Ig Tennis I . . . FRANK LAMBERT:-Distributive Edu- cation Club 41-g Chorus I . . . CLAIRE LANZET: National Thespians 3,4g Sandburr 2 Stage and Stammer 1,29 F.N.A. 3,4g Chorus I,2,3,4 . . . RUNNIE LATTIIVIURE: Foot- ball 1,3. 44 SENIORS BETTY LAWRENCE: GAA, 331, Secretary 4: ENA. 3,4 . . . ALFRED LEAVELL Student Cabinet Rep. lg Baselrull lg liuskvllmll l: Eootlmll l . . . JIM LEMMON Lettermen's Club 2,3,4g Basketball 2,3,4, Captain 4g Travk 1,2,3,4 . . . JU ANN LEM MONS: Chorus l,2g E.N.A. 4. Q, 4-y. 'X -:ai K f wfake my haml: llm a Stranger in paradise. Km wif . f-Q, . - we .. Q , u ,rt ,W w i .W 4? fgg, ,... ,-.-........T,f,,,,.,,....... ...H ..........f....-.. A- - , . A - Xi t t Ain't We Grand! BEVERLY lVlAl,UNEY: Pep Cluh 3,4g C.A.A. l. Chorus l,2 . . . ROSALIR MANA- RULLA: Office Assistant l,2g Chorus l . . . MARVIN NIANEKF: National Thespians 1,2,3,4: Chorus l,2 . . . LACY MANSON: Band lx Industrial Education Club 3, Visu- al Aids 3,4. S. S . . BILL MATHIS: Student Cabinet Rep. 2g Band l,2,3,4g Wlrestling 2g Football 1 . llllfl MAYNARD: Student Cabinet Rep. l,2,3g Cborus 2,3,4: Band lg Baseball 23 OR Basketball 2,33 Cross Country 4: Golf flag Woodvats l . . . SAM MILITELLO . . . CHARLES MILLER: Basketball 3. SENI is fc'- HOWARD lVlll,l.ER: Lette1'men's Club 3,43 Baseball 2,3.4g Basketball 2,3,4g Football 1,2,3,4g Track l C... ROSALIE MIZELL: Chorus l: Pep Club l,3g Camera Club 1,3 . . . CALEN MOHUNDRO: Office Assistant 3g Cross Country 1 . . . SHERRIL MOUSER. fl- 17 - KATHERINE NOLAN . . .DARRELL OTTWELL: Lettermenls Club 2,3,4g Student Cabinet Rep. lg National Honor Society 3,4g Chorus l,2,3,4g lndustrial Education Club f 2,3, 1,2 . Baseball l,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3,4 . . . ROY PARIS: Visual Aids 2g Basketball . . SHARON PARKER: G.A.A. lg Student Cabinet Rep. l,2,3g Chorus l,2. 6 . X U .- n A f ,.-L , my - A Lx X K, - ill , Y DOLLY PAVISH: Oiler l,4g Chorus l . . . PAULA PECK: Pep Club l,2,3g National Tbespiaus 4g Saudburr 43 Stage and Stammer l,2,3g F.N.A. 2,3114 Chorus l,2,3,4 . . . l3E'l l'Y JEAN PITCHFORD: Pep Club l,2,3,4g C.A.A. l,2g Chorus l,2,3,4g Camera Club L3 . . . LARRY POPE: Student Cabinet Rep. lg Chorus 3,43 Football l,2g Golf Z , Basketball l ,2. 50 SENIORS assi' Wifi Watch lt, Awe! Don't cross over that brialge. LOUIS PUPEIAR: I.ettcrmen's Club 2,3,4, President 4: Student Cabinet Rep. 443 Base- ball I,2.3,fl4g liasketball l,2,3g Football I,2,3,4-. Co-captain fl-g Wrestling 4 . . . MARY POWERS: Chorus I . . . PATRICIA PRICE: Pep Club l.3: National Tllvspians 43 Stage and Stannner 3,43 Chorus 23 Cheerleader l: D.A.R. Awurcl tllowling Crecnj 1 . . . SANDRA PRIEST: Pep Club lg Chorus I,2: Camera Club. C5 'Tv-KY JUDY PRUITT: Chorus I,2,3,4g Pep Club I . . . JAMES RAY: Distributive Educa- tion Club 4: Secretary 4, Student Cabinet Rep. 2, Chorus I,2,3,4 . . . KENNETH RAY- MER: Chorus 1,2g Football 1,2 . . . DOROTHY RESSLER: G.A.A. I. 5Awllz'?g4 , ' '- . SENIORS JIIVI RHODES: Lettermenis Club 3,43 Basketball 2,3,4g Football 2,3,4 . . . MARILYN RHODES: Oiler Ig Stage and Stammer 3,4g Student Cabinet Rep. 33 Rig Sisters 2,3,4g Chorus 23 Class Secretary 4 . . . BOB RICH: National Thespians I,2,3g Oiler 1,2g Band 1...JIM ROE. 52 lu ROBERT RLfSSEl,I,: National Tliespians l,2,3g Junior Engineers 3,4g Stage and Stam- iner 13 Student Cabinet Rep. 2 . . . BRENDA SAXTON: Chorus 1,2.3,4g F.H.A. 1,4 . . . MARJIC SCHLIEPER: Pep Club 13,43 National Tliespians 2,3.4, Recording Secretary 4g Quill and Scroll 3,4g Oiler l,2,3,4, Classes Editor l,2,4: Student Cabinet Rep. 3,4 Secretary 4g Big Sisters 2,3,4: F.N.A. 3,4g Office Assistant 3g Chorus l,2g Cheerleader 1,2,3,4g Class Vice-President 3 . . . KAY SCOTT: Student Cabinet Rep. lg F.H.A. 1,2,4. Jim's a forward, not a center! Practice in Home Room 216. .f X,-si xmjv f ' , , , . X -' fivi, ' at 2 - A f , ' ' M7 3 , M' f ' L . , V , Q, ,f .. ,,- , 4 ,. 7 -f-.114 RAY SCOTT: Distributive Education Club 4 . . . CLACDIA SEXTON . . . JOHN SHER- AKA: Baseball 3,4 . . . DALE SHIRLEY: Lettermen,s Club 4g Sandburr 2g Student Cabinet Rep. 4g Band lg Industrial Education Club 3,49 Travk 3,4. SENIORS SHEIIA SIMPSON: Oile1'2,1lAg Chorus 12,3 . . . MARY Nl. SNIITH: Pep Club 2,3g C.A.A. l,2g F.H.,-X. 1,2,3,4Q . . . ROBERT SMITH . . . LOIS SNEDEKER: Office As- sistant 2,4g l'l.H.A. 4. 27 S2 Half hour for lunch, then back to . . . work. Thatls how we operate. DAVID SOKCEA: Stage and Stan1n1er2gBand l . . . THOMAS SPAHR: Industrial Education Cluln 2,3 . . . SHIRLEY SPANN: CAA. lg Office Assistant 35 Chorus 1,2 . . . JOE STASSI: Baseball ISA: Football 4. lx ffx ii .5-3. I Qi, A W llll,l, STASSI: Student Cabinet liep. l . . . DONALD S'l'El'fl.E: lfootball l,2,3 . . . EVA STHICKLIN: F.H.A. 4, Camera Club l . . . BENNIE STHENlNllNC. W TOM STRUMSKI: Lettermen's Club 3,43 Office Assistant lg Football 1,2,3,4 . . . JAN- ICE SUMMERS: Pep Club 3,43 Student Cabinet Rep. 2,3,4g Big Sisters 2,3,4g Office Assistant 4g Chorus 1,23 Cheerleader 2,3,4 . . . BILL SUTTON: Distributive Education Club 49 Football 13 Basketball l,3 . . . MARLENE TANT: Pep Club 33 F.N.A. 2, Office Assistant 1,2g Big Sisters 4. 56 SENIORS Wll,l,lAYl TILEY: llznul 1,2g Cross Country l . . . Ksl Y TITIC: Chorus 2,3,fl-g F.H.!X lA- . . . ROSEMARY TUMLOVIC: Pep Cluli l,3: Uiler 25 Chorus l,2 . . . TOM TRA BAND: National Tliespiuns 23,45 Oilei' 3: Junior Eiigilifleis 3.4: National Honor Soci ety 3.4: Band l,2,3.A1-g liusketlmll l: Tenni+ 2.3.41 Footlmll l. 'S' 5 if ' 5 . 3 A ff' ' vs ff' CN1 '-.1 CSI I II hm ff' P4 O1 PN. .-Q C0 55 .-Q 'N We u I If '1'--QD' i 'N BRUCE TURNER . . . JANET VAUGHN . . .ANDREW VENTHVIICLIA: l,etternien,s Club 3,4g Tennis 3g Football l,2,3,4 . . . LEROY VERDUN . . . JUDY VINOVICH: Pep Club l,3g GAA. 1,231 National Thespians 3,4g Uiler 2,311-, Editor 4: Stage and Stannner l,2,3,4g Student Cabinet Rep. 3,43 Big Sisters 2,3,4g F.N.A. 4g F.H.A. 13 Sharon Blair Bob Faulkner Joyc-e Crable Cary Harrison David Martin Elbert Pitfvhford Bill Sr-lluetle Rolland Shive Norman Wilburn Harry Witt Three biff wheels and a flat tire. Seniors Noi Terry Feezel Earl Hayes George Probst Weldon Stevenson Pictured JUDY VOLZ: Pep Club 1,3,4g Treasurer 4g C.A.A. 1,2,3g .National Thespians 3,45 Oiler 3,4, Editor 4g Stage and Stammer 1,25 Big Sisters 3,43 Chorus 2 . . . GILBERT VVALIVISLEY: 1,ettermen's Club 43 Student Cabinet Rep. 2g Basketball 1g Track 1,49 Football 1,3,4 1... PHILLIP WARREN: Lettermenfs Club 3,4g Baseballg Track 1,2,3,4g Vlfrestliug 1,2,3,4g Football 1,2,3,4 . . . JERRY WHITE: Chorus 1,4-. GEORGE WILSON: Cross Country 3 . . . VVAYNE WOOLVERTON . . . JIM YATES: I,6ttC1'IllC1l,S Club 2,3,4 Stage and Stammer 2g Student Cabinet Rep. 2,3,4g Chorus 1,23 Basketball 11 Track 1,2,3,4-g Football 1,2,3,4 . . . FRANK ZACAR: Band 1,2g Football 1.2. yi-1 1K 13 Activities x ' A j 2. X if THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATIO Choir, Mixed Chorus, Girls Glee Club Participate in Fall Choral Concert Shortly before Thanksgiving our sehool. in an afternoon assembly. was privi- leged to hear the annual fall ehoral eoneert. A Thanksgix ing Proelatnation a narrative set against a background ot' harinonious xoeal musie. introrlueeml the progratn. The unity of' people the world mn er was illustratetl as their sun of praise and thanks were sung for us. Nlusie frmn the Jewish. Protestant and Catholic' faiths in the seeond part ofthe eoneert shmseti the eumnion he-gin nings of these religions, ln keeping with this one ttllflfln theme. the anthem Une Cod brought the program to an inspired and inspiring finale. mm 5 , if 3 ,, YE? 13' 1 .-.. .if kf,, ,541-,fy -- WM1, if ,,.. - 1, r 1, 1 M Pl 11 X ystery pens a g 5 3111? Season ., 'Tie-. 4'K111c1 Lac1yu 0119111-11 1116- 1950 111'a1111a1l11' sc.1s1111 111111 111f'S11'l'y 111111 vc-11110 T110 p1ay is Q1 s11spe11s6f111 111'i1l11il 111 W111l 11 a 11I'11 1-1c1e1'1y sp111slc1' is oxplfvitml 113' il 1Df'gzfIk11' I0 W1111111 S1161 1111s 116011 1-111111. 116, w1t11 1119 11141 of 1115 Shiflf' f1'1C11ds. 111i11i0S il I11'1S0l16'1' of 1101' 111 11P1' 111111 1101110 211111 1011115 YlS1101'S 10 111'- 11f1v1- S116 is 111s1111e-. 111 Z1 1111111121111 c'1111111X. one of 1101' f1'1c111c1s f1111111y 1w1101'vs 1110 1411111 111c1y's S11J1'f'i11l11 1111111251110 111111111 to 11t'1' resc- HP. 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Royal Hvrald Bob Campbell, Re-tiring Queenis Escort John Bosco. and Royal Minister Roger Guffey. Queen Judy. her Maids. and escorts in tho splendor of their court. Www If 'Va 9 I af F'-x 1' FK-Q it ,gk-qt Q ff? P i.-fu 'W'7 ,,.v' ,Ma ,-faq K' W-Q 4- F fi , , . QT-voof'K'Sf1 '42 a ff.:-2 ' , We M 1' ii f vi. 5:u ll N f F P If I' F f' 1 Q 'xxx-'H ' 5' an mari , . Hg ' filiyxfii' n f Q-Cal -A I N 31 ell 'fi it ,4 ' ii I Jw tl L .A V: ,K Q sir VL J .L wk K Lew- my W. U i ii .gF,gs1g3t,.n?Li .wat . Q 4 3 M 3 K' f K V 31 -tj a . , P 4 ' f- ,a H -f-K-wi.. ' A iw, ufl lfl i .. . ' ' ,. WS. 3 X'-1'5w'f M iii K W V M ' 1, I f sl i R Fig i -1 - M as - 2- NWP1 2 4:- 1 'lk Q A -' ft +- Q N , e f SIL W W iw ,f , , 7 K 1? za. '- 'L '-,Q - 'QQ'-Vjiwli W - I , ' ' it ,if W a ve' I ' it ' Mft, , M .1 at ,K M, W . 4 X ' ' - ,af if ' V A J' K I 73 K' Zfl g il .. , Qj QQ-Q' I J, Q ,.5,.,a,l aff Mya , aww. ,WAR,.I'2 '- . 4 N, fx , l 'M ',aJ ' -, 'i' 'WW 'PYPY5 -. ,L ' ' 9: '-. ' 'Q 4' I in-m,,t-awf37L-'tjya - ,. wi A - N f ...,.,:T1.,.L A l . 4 W ., m ,L ,,L.i. , ,, iss ef 'f x Too pooped to pep? Three-eleven assembly reveals relaxed student body. f fx ,f'g,es:t sf . X KW Ayr , X 4 A distant View on a close game from the bench. if ,Lf- fu Oilers tangle with Gillespie for a 13 to 12 win. .?564Q000 Question: Who will be Queen of the Harvest? nfl aff -4 ,QM in Ihr' J a'b'gf'K i-ft' I ll g., l Y ll Q' N Yfiv .qefirp 1 veg gl 'A' . . . ' 0 V TL' Q4 XXV f -I ll' Wwe til 1 N W, G Www, ,:,, M 4, Q 1 4 Ear EQ-, ' Q5 X42 ,A .1 'w w ff- - . ., , ? EW Big Qwbw S I-lcweA As those- pagers might hint. thc- Big Sistvrs haw had il whirl ot' stwial activity. To start things rolling, the traditional Home- coming tm wvlvomed' havk alumnae and their chil- drvn. A tl-stiw tva table' and servivv hy pretty girls :vt tht- swim- for an viijoxalmlv autulnnul aftvriwmm. it Y ig 1 X X IN l-J 'F iq, 4 'M .4 MLW X Bal Moderne the Thanksgiving holidax formal was the big activity of Big Sisters. ln a ballroom of modern shapes and volors girls and XF 1 ' ' ' ' ' S a vo twirlm d and rocked to tunes by Lhtft Hugh: s' band flapltlllfing on the Valentine season tor pap ltal the organization sponsored Bow Dax The Sisters maclt the bows the organlzatlon got the plolits As students dc 4 lar: d bw their thoite of bows their romantic status with thelr beaus Blg Sisters deelared financial independence N .va 3' es. get QR s X li .l Qi' MW , if-'fix i gi 'Jain L3 i td' 5, 5451? f Q ni, .-Xlitvr an Lll'lS9llt'1' ul' a yi-nr and ii llalt' lllt' 5i1I'tlll'lU!'I' nas but-lx in the- glam ot' things. lfilitnriul stall' in- vlucletl lhxxid Almplv. Hfinailnl Haus. Tom lrulmanrl. Nlrs. Krui-ge-r, atlxisor. Paula Wcvsv. Pat Prii-v. Ruby tx if Ballvntinv. Sharon Purlwr and Rvln-1-1'a Skunilrivh. 'X gllli LlSS1'IlllJlN 1-nts-rtalm'r was llr. Rnlanrl NIH-rs mlm illustrate-ml Stllllt' X A ' - ' in s l'lngliSh.u it NNE -Auf Flares Some bright spots of 1956-1957 A wild lling ut tht- Urollx-pullxu mis tak:-n by a ll-is flaring stu- de-nts 1lurin an avrobativ assmnlrli, Happily none- m'i'v hurt. E1 W Sf-nifty. hmm-mmns 207 and ,gl F anfl nlonf-hx' to LlSS6'HllJlt' thin lin, liunilrlned ,.f'fm,tS ' ' I . U. V , W . . for the Polio Hind P nfl fdpf, of dunes Pros and cons ol'CXtram'L1rri1'ular uvtivitie-5 swf? dvluitcml lor tlw KXUK Junior Town NIe'vting. Long line of qucstioners put the six student speakers on the- spot. 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Mr. Barry is making etehings of fifty dollar bills and reproducing a few tthousandlg hut ol' eourse. he never intends to use them. A eharitalmle person, he passes out a lew lilties in a Robin Hood manner to help an honest man heeome mayor rather than the crooked undertalxer. Mr. Gris- wold, who is literally running the town into the ground. Mr. Barry's Etchin sl' Mrs. Griswold thrvatvns Barry with an umhrvlla while the new mayor looks on. .-XS thf' fifties c irm'ulat0. some vountvrlicitcrs try to movff ing but Mr. Barry sciares them off with a toy tommy gun. Whom a governnient T-man almost finds thai money in an old trunk. Nlr. Barry? sistvr man ages to clistraut him. Mr. Barry is finally taught. Thai T-nian hcvmmfs vrigugwd to Nlr. Barrfs nievv and the vountvrtiviters skip to Cuba. The- liltivs wontinue- to 4'ir4 u- latch Values of Walking Straight and Narrow Told In-The-Round f ' f 'Q' 4? xii x 0 1 dwgllg m 1 aiu lluordtlng were llf41SHdlN tux ual u mu In f6'IHdI1l uc tln lI1N1I'Lll lQIIl0I1NfIdlt Q tht le 1 hmquf for flown ll 4 rt of the exenmg Classes ......-v-'N .,.-dv' UUIQFS 111 bookkc c ping and tht QU ra l.1rl.1l held make up a ngm Q-3 s.,e,,N Industrml four-es pre parm 1r.1IIQmen for dd NK- xam c me nt m the 1r work 80 The sm hool serves the community by arranging courses such as blue print reading which is needed by many industrial cmplovees. Adult education mav sc em like a contradution to many a high schooler Adults always seem to do the educating and in littlc need of education them selx es But 1f one were to drive bv school on a Mondav Tuesday or Thurs day night he would see the building ablaze with lights from Room 111 to 231 E Under the lights arc some 350 mothers fathe rs and alumni studying and working on sublet ts to help their jobs get thcm new ones or make their spire time more profltablc The Adult Edumatlon program under tht dilution oi Mr Wallatt Stevenson has grown in the past few vears until it now offers courses all the way from Cake Decoration to Petroleum Refining Teachers are recruited from the faculty from other schools and from area in dustrv Each semester new ourses are offered as more people in our area show interest in new things The sentimental senior who finds it difficult to leave dear old E A W R C H S mav find consolation in returning once a week to spc ed up his typing or figure out his stair step plteh TQ' 15? 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SECOND ROW: Paul Inmang David Whitteng Paul Wetterg Larfy Reynoldsg Kim Coppageg John Carrollg Mike Markog John Curtisg Richard Verdun. THIRD ROW: Paul Strackeg Joe Stassig ,lim Rhodesg Al- lan Fergusong ,lim Mathiasg Ed Lyonsg Ned Bacheldorg ,Ierry Lipeg Mike Robertsg ,lim Zacny. FOURTH ROW: Darrell Elllsg ,lim Yatesg Louis Timarg Tom Amburgg Tom Yoppg Ron Haynesg Ed Beckwithg Mike Kampg Cary Bane. FIFTH ROW: Ned Coulsong Bob Edmiastong Ira Wilkinsong Dennis Buntingg Larry Townsend: Mike Nappy Dick Skaggsg Curtis Worthyg Don Prichett. SIXTH ROW: Coach Ray Floydg David Appleg Ray Toddg Ed Smithg Richard Fudurickg Dennis Readerg Don McMilleng Coach Orvil Yocum. Gridders Grind Goalward The Oilers played a rugged brand of football in '56 and compiled a successful season from several standpoints. Even though Coach Yocumis charges didn't win all their games, they still outscored their opponents. The Oilers scored 105 points in nine games as com- pared to 78 points for their opponents. Defensively, with such stalwarts as Torn Strumski, Lou Popelar, Andy Ventimiglia, Howard Miller, and ,lim Adcock leading the Way, the Oiler line trampled over its opponents to throw their backs for losses time and time again. Strumski and Ventimiglia added prestige to the team by winning certain awards. Strum- ski won state-wide recognition by being chosen by a Chicago newspaper as an end on the All Southern Illinois Team. Ventimiglia was chosen by his teammates as the most outstand- ing lineman on the squad and he was also picked by the Alton Quarterback Club as lineman of the week for the Alton-Wood River area. .g f ix!! , ' : , , ug., , ff .T A ' ff 4 'ef '55 , ,f 5. I' F X Y 31 J' N NV 9- ,JU .4 Fk .K TH' M , ff S . PZ. ' fa 1. ,H I x I 9, , -an E ,. Q 15 X. , egg, ,JR H Q 'L an . , -sw ffl: . Wf V ' ' ' 155 . 2 'QW X I Y sn ..-A f 1 ..q- Y I- , . x nf. f -2 C15 14 Xa: 44 rv 'Q S '4' sl if f-J End Tom Strumski snags a key pass and later Back Paul Wetter throws Panther ball carrier for a loss. Jim Rhodes had his share of honors by being chosen back of the year by his team and being selected twice by the Quarterback Club as back of the week. Another high point of the season was the able replacements that were found for the starting halfbacks, Jim Yates and John Bosco, when they developed injuries early in the season. Alan Ferguson and Don McMillan came through with flying colors, especially in the latter part of the season. McMillan set up the only touchdown in the Jerseyville game bv making a long run deep into Panther territory. Ferguson averaged five yards per carry during the last four games and was outstanding in the Granite City game. He and Guard Mike Marko were chosen as next years co-captains on the strength of this year's perform- ance. Marko was outstanding as a defensive guard. Despite the fact that the Oilers won-lost record, 4 and 5, isn't impressive, they still had a very successful season in many respects. . gg ff L . 19 Q- fi 5 ,Q Q..,, if if K ' , . ff? I W ao 5, 'fi 4 ef Qiff. Q 1' QQ ' -A I-4 , QQmf. Q s f a V r 5 , 5, N X -sk fx 0 -.Q-Eg Iii l I V FIRST ROW Mlke Burrls Rlchard Baker Larry Bandy Dale Coffman Albert Sheets Dlck Worthen Bruce Hammann D3Vld Akers Vlctor Haryey SECOND ROW John Ebbert Larry Ruff Ralph Yakuboff Larry Prlest Danny Ufert Larry Feezel Bobby Stumpe Blll Sherer Jlm Archer Harley Nlschwltz THIRD ROW John wflgllt Paul Flowers Jxm Brlgman Ron Palmer Ken Flsh Wesley Tucker Roy Webb Ronme WllklHSOH Guy Johnson Wayne Kroeschel I--an . , vt n Y QVt'3f,, mfr Q -- r Q l s e 5, K nf dx qua FIRST ROW Manager Gary Ballard Bob OClt1Hg Robert Awe Edgar Tohlll SECOND ROW Blll Brown Jlm Lynch Rlchard Hellemeyer John Smlth THIRD BOW Glen Barker Tom Smlth Larry Barry Randy Klenstra Sophomores Carry Cross Country Colors va-iPl ' -r-'4 ,ap 4,4-f i Thanks to the absence of returmng lettermen th1s year the underclassmen of our cross country team gamed much needed experlence and stam1na O1ler underclassmen led by Larry Barrv Glen Barker Rlchard Hellemever Vlctor Smlth Robert Edmlaston and Wllllam Brown swept the sophomore d1v1s1on ofthe Southwestern Conference meet at East St LOUIS 11m Lynch Brown, and Barrv were all consldered outstandlng Lynch belng the flrst man of the senlor squad The number of Coach Harrls s harrlers was ln creased thls year by the addltlon of boys expectlng to play on the basketball team By the end ofthe cross country season the cagers were requlred to run the mlle IH less than SIX mmutes Thls helped the squad by gltlllg them strength IH numbers 5 , ' x -n L I ' g g 3 . . 3 S 3 - ' v 9 7 ' , , J.-Q , J , K y 9 f I 7 0 A , - ' , Q --V W ' N,,,.,,.,,-H'-' Q ' , - ,Q A ' . . 7 CHEM . I ' u J n u 1 9 K , . f ky.-,,,-A-1 ,V - . M 9 QVj'4Ql.,,Q, , W K ' ,. ' ' .wc jj1Vif:g,.'w' AX X, - - V A - 7 . . : vu., r'-UA . ug . ' Y-'WA ' I . . . . ,K ir, 1 , Q- rf f M . , W ' ,, Q f ' 7 that tlrst pvp ilSSt'Il'tlJlf ut tht- ya u introduvml thc- football team. Aft:-r svhool pm-p Asst-Inhlies vvvrc' noted for Small vrowds but thunderous vhs-1-ring. ix The- Collinsvillv lmskvttmll gzum- mire-xx the first czipavity vrmsd of thv svason. r Part U1wt'I'HXX't1 xx hu Vdlltt' to Xlt'l0I'Y flume- attvr ILrlmmlsx'ltlv Cuvst ut'i'i1'ial. Harry Fitz hugh. spukv on lnaskvthall in morning pvp assembly. thrillvr. 93 I ,, if ai QQ 1,!:r' 'Mi ig U AUW 'W' 1 r 4 Q 1 l X -'w f 1' ' 1 . , f K 1 , , as W' , 'Q 4, 5 5 gg' 4, S, ,, gb' 1,4 ir: l.E.' Y . K 'K I ,..xxW A 5' Q ' is rl! R 6 Defense Goo Q P , g e second had 1 ,,,.--- d Vupg p01 or Ox' o rm , O1lerGBomb 3 n C6 1 Senor P13 e 11 Tl s god Rwer ROIUP5 d Uver Medora Quintet I 4 Wo Wood W gm 11 OU 4 '3 1310 sees 50 Per C2111 iS Vg, difuvex 0 H r' the chamP'0 IL mcond IM In I -... Cl River f Medoxa Bl s LOU l 61 rs st n 17 D J he bo TEIQJF In WWW fOr fh h Qchool last 7 WHS gam T1 GRAN! The W d HN 00d R feated thgogrljgg gitriv de nity 63 ar n H the rlors 92 d JB The V?CiOOn the Older court nge In a fy WaS the nm Sdfurd ! '5-my Cfeflfs I N, FIHGI Southwestern c Conference Basketball 1 e mfff mx x 0 Standmae L NY he OIIETS fxr ,Z ou 1' 1 m J Xorton S QU 'wet W ax 0 4 rod 1 n into P U I Uv C01 If I0 w cessful 599 fi xx 11 g ame f 3 if-I C 4, 1.3! ie E New L Bmxb Am: ,With 20 LemH10l HSKGW L ame used U 5' ,Xust the Way theztmg W3 T 1 1 t the Sho had Ashne Q MC X 2 fp! 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A. , L , the S - ' ' -f rm .-, , V A- nr x Q K ' ' 1 5 V I t I . 1 A 5 B ellevllle 6' 4 . - J ' 1 , .U -, e eeee U 1 . , ' L Q f A 1.1. ' '. . f 'Q i resgrck :D ' , - . ' ' -A IQ ' '12 2 2 E Inrgsmnn . 1 7 y' 1 . A ' :N Q ' 8 - 3-5 mf't G 5 1 ' ' - 1 ' N 4 7 - TZ.. Realms 3 1, S . 'I 'g 2 f, , ' .... L un... 6 6 V ' '-- ' A' V ' ..... 4 3 8 9 18 8-474 I CAV dlbpxay e- 110 Lead ay geuevnle HW I 3 usp., 14 3 It lfdgar Tohill. .lim Rhodes. ,lim Lemmon. liob Awe. Charles llendrieks. ,lerrv Nlessiek. Hon bmi, Lharlts Bean. Howard Millcr. Mike Schof ne wus, llarrt ll Uttwt lt. .lim Lvnnh. S L HSS tioaeh llorton. , elose margin, as shown bv the faet that five of the seven losses A were bv less than live points. The scoring was led bv 6'2 senior Captain .lim Lemmon, , who averaged a shade under twentv points a game. The height ot' the team was a tremendous asset all season. This was led bv 6'6 'pq senior Ron Grav, 6'6 sophomore Jerry Messick, 6'3 senior 'M' Howard Hiller. The plavmaker ot' the team was 6'0 senior ,lim R-Z Rhodes. The reserves, although seeing limited action, were quite adequate when thev were called upon. Senior Darrell Uttwell and junior ,lim Lvneh were those who saw the most action and lb 5 proved themselves eapable when the pressure was on. 9 . . . . 6 1 y Leading the Oilers this season was Loaeh Robert Horton, a t neweomer to Wood River athletics. If this vear is anv indieation A of what we ean expeet in the future, we have no cause for worrv. sk x 4 lt i t' H Q 1 x X l . 3 , 4 yi ' 4 tm ' i K X X 96 5, r,' s i H N. j ffa if t 'X ,- v Q ,:,.1g ,Q A X . :Q . . - 'fly I . , 'V , -Q i , s f' f N' 1 ,TN V 'Y K-in ,I f w F' far-v . 4 A135 -B4 , xv 9' 4. M I x ' 1 ,gez?' v Q ,56 4 in rm in A V f , . k. 4 M 1 4 ' 4? P-, .', 1, N' 'P z Y , A A , S ,1 Vs- , I I if I fy X R s Q I Sq. 3. af M A Q bs. wr wvdsbvfrp if I 1 f M 'Q . 'fl X , 5' 2 W .1 - ----r .....? ...'..'.'L' 1 Mm-uv v i FIRST ROW: lm Wilkinson. i.:irry Towiisvr11i,jilI1 l.yni'h, i'i1lgar'l'n hill. Hike- Nupp. SICUUNID HOW: llaxiai Applv. lhuivll Wulvrs. ffhzirlvs Bmui. Miki' Sc'i1m'r14'xwis. 'livin Yopp. lflHS'l' HUVVZ Rivhard Haiwr. hurry i e,'c'l1'l. RUIIUIII Viiilkinson. Wvvslvy Tiivki-r, John Smith, Danny lifcrt. SICIIUNIJ HOW: ,lim Brigman. Larrj Privst. Km-:meth Fish. Larry' Barry. Bruw- iidllllllilflll, Mailing:-r Fiend Gi-rl. THIRD HOW: Mike- Burris, Silt'I'Ill2lIl Urris, Hamiy Kim-nstru. Wiilf'l1f'iIJt'X'dUil, Hubert Stumpe, Coavh Yovum. CII .,---nl l Junior Varsity and Freshmen: The future looks bright. 99 i l lli5'l' HOW: Vliilllllllf l'illt'Il.RUSCIlli:ll'ySlltN'll1ill'il'I. Betty l,awl'e-tive. SECOND lillvlii llonna llarper. Xlarjorie Reeder. Delores llionlpson. Sharon llunean. Donna lreland. Emily lfarl. .leraldine Hajdon. Sally Allen. Sandy Miller, Hose Searcy, Karen Myers. .lane Foslia. lfxelyn jamerson, Billie Sanchez. 'liHlHlJ ROW: Gwyneth llilliard. joy-e Wageinan. Myra Sinitlison. Darlene Arinstrong. Sandy ,latin-rson, Kaye Fie- genlnauni. lloberta Whitten, Balls liorman. ,lanet liainlio, llorotlii S1-itxinger, lleeky Skundrit'lt. Mari' liillen lloerr. Shirley Jones, Rita Rive. Ruby Ballentine. Kay Austin. l Ullli'l'll ROW: Judy 'l'odml. Carol Houser. Yivki Cunningham, ,loft-e lfstes. Nancy Bourland. Ruth Barnett. lla-anna Smith. Barbara Clarkson. Jerry Koenig. Charlene Sunnners. l'at Pitehliord. Karol lfarl. Shirley l'iI'illlVI'. Eleanor llarper. .lane Cain. lfrina Noam-ono, tiarolin Orr. lleorgia lluteliison. l llf'l'll RlJXY':tIamli,1Capps. Nanei Seanclrett. Sharon Batter. Jani1'eStogsdill, Velma Frei-inan. Sandi Mt-Coy. Brenda Rees, l-Qstelle Reed, Sharon Broadway. Mrs. llevaml. Time Outlw. . .for fun For an afternoon of fun, thrills, and gay exeitement, the G.A.A. playgirls can really rock itw along. For evenings ol' food, games, and soeialiility, thev have a few trieks too. The ublouse and shorts girls are really sports minded and enjoy par- ticipating in them. These athletieally inclined girls van play a wieked game of volleyball, basketball, softball, or badminton. And the form these girls show in archery is something to be whistled at. Whffn G.A.A. pairs off on tennis, the girls provide eaeh other with still' eompetition. The elub's energetic yearly pace includes a play day, slumber party, and picnics. Wfime outl' is only time to think of more things to do. 102 1 We Us 1 x 0 X f' ni ?5fEff5l3'i1'fii iff ' -.I'rl'fF , W. k.:.visa.nws.uu......N...Q.uounauuamQ--1 f fm, UQsfzisnasggygwggungggasgauggggaswl 5 -,mmzszau Mg sseg,e:r53 ' - kg- Q-.--.M-.1-A-, v5x::Mr'.f fs Q J A V W W H JCL xX is t In f X S 5 I 44 J Him if?ii,?i'WNX X ,E X Ziff l Z li I q A -,L , A A x-. Q NA ': r C, L- 56 A I Q mx ' af, Nfl ' , 1 X Bb A lil'-ivy 1, X , 1 -H ' ' x-X V- 1 .5 25 Hb tx 1 '55 r , ,,,, , X i f -1 1 B xl IX X i X I Urganizations FRONT ROW: Bonnie l.ink. Sandy Wilkinson, Patricia Pitchford. Nlarjc Schlicpcr. ,lohn Carroll. Judy Bachcldor. Rogcr Gulifcy. SECOND ROW: llubcrt Yoder. Allcn Pom-rs. Sharon Nt't'lIl2lllIl, Bevcrly Page. ,lo Hadlicld. ,loycc Hclin, Rose Searcy, Phyllis Jones. THIRD ROW: Tommy Yopp. Ned Bacheldor. Den- nis Bunting. Deanna Smith. Sally Allen, Judy Blacklock. Jane Crull. Mickey Crystal. FOURTH ROW: Nlikc Napp. Roger Carnes, Bruce llammann. Eleanor l.isciandra. Judy Vinovich. Marilyn Rhodes, Carolyn llcnscly. .lim Yates. l ll Tll ROW: Jcan Franke. .ludy lin-Will. Rctlc Dickerson, ,Ianicc Millitcllo. Mary Kay Bracken. Larry Nccmann. llaxid llord. Daxid l.ittle. SIXTH ROW: Harley Xitcliwitch. Ccraldine Haydon, La Donna Booth, Diana llarxcy. Faye Ann Peas. Karen Wilson, Frances Errandi, Janice Sum- mers. SEVENTH ROW: Miss Finlcy, Barry Seward, Richard Fudurich. Charlene Summers, Sandy Jamer- son. Kay Fiegcnhaum. Nlr.Spac1h. Cabinet obility Watches, Deerees, Sponso The reigning royalty of East Alton-Wood River High School are indubitably the members ofthe Student Cabinet. These royal representatives ot' every serf ofthe fief from which they have been elected have the duty of keeping atten- tive watch over their sovereignty, the Student Center. They pass or reject all august orders and rules of the school when certified by the Principal or the Deans. These nobles also sponsor a royal ball called by the regal name, Sock Hop. Their imperial decree willed that a school information book, the Buzz Bookfi be printed, containing the vital details on each peasant. These mon- archial ministers also undertook the task this year of sponsoring Ye Olde Imperial Proclamationf' the Sandburr. OFFICERS: Roger lluffey, Judy Bachcldor, Marie Schlicper, john Carroll. SPONSORS: Miss Ruth Finley, Mr. John Spaeth. I' tr FIRST ROW Judy Blacklock Marlene Tant Vlrglnla Yopp Sandra Renshaw Phyllls QIHSSI Rose Qcarcy Carolyn Hensley Marllyn lN1chols SFCOND ROW Marllyn Rhodts Janlce Qummers udy WIIIUXICII Barbara Dona ,lean Byron Martha Cunnlnbham Mary Lynn Smith THIRD ROW ucy FOL RTII ROW Charlene Cabbert Sharon Neeman Laurle Skel Ann Blackwood Jo Hadfleld Ialeanor Webb ,lanlce Helmkamp 'Nlary Jo F1fe FIFTH ROW Nancy Cota Judy ROblHSOU Mar lann Brown Jan Strmcer Carol Dugger Blg SISIBPS Create the Mood Wh it uc llttlf glrls made of? Sugar and splu and eycrythlng nue And what irc B1 f Ststc Ib midf of' We ll, IH thclr coolxlfs there are sugar and Spll e, and thclr danus md t 1 nc myf rythlng nlcc Cooklc s ind bows and dimes and teas' That s what Blg Slstmls To ralse money for the annual formal dance, Blg Slsters bake and sell coolxles At Valcntlnes Day the grrls make bows of all shapes, slzes, and colors, and sell them to the student body Thev also sponsor a sale of penclls prlnted wlth the basketball st hedule Durlnff the Homecomlng festlyltles, Blg Slsters entlce many former members to tome and Illllnlg thelr children to the Alumnl Tea A Pledge Tea IS held ln the sprlng for nt w Blg Slstc rs and thelr moths rs Blg Slstc rs arc thosm n because of thelr dependablllty loyalty and seryut SPONSOR Mlss Velora Buscher I E IW -he , 'IB if 3 I . ,Q y ' A - 1' -' 1 h ' I' -., :'I so 'T . . I Q K Q I , . . , 0 r D x c 1' .ff 7 f L' V. 5 T f J I ',,' h.. 'Q l. we 'U --ff f I 1, Ni .I I I 'L -g ' V Q ,ff t . .- ,Q L 5 , A A ., - Q JE f f Q V' . f , ,f 1 1 J Q gh , O! 5-1 I QQ I 1' 5' at If z .A A . J Q. F I 2 ' ' : I 1 2 I I I 1 ' - la I H K lu - . . ' M' L ', ' ' I' . , I : ' ' ee, ' . ,J 7' , , ' , I ' ff , . ' . : .I I' Bacheldor, Marje Schliepcr, ,lane Crull, Judy' Volz, Chloe Chappell, Nyla Egelhoff, Joyce Helm. ' : 7 5 l .7 I 7 l 7 . V 3 . U 5 l O O 7 . . y ,, . . . ,, v L k 'T f . ' 5 . ' T T , ' , ' ' ,. ' 5: ' .F lm i T ' 3 . x. Y' YE It y I I Y .1 A y. 1 .wi casa'-ye' ' 1 . '-cz 'Q' z r, '. ' ' are made of. A 1 ' Y I 1 v J F 4 Y f . ', N 1 . Q. . w . . . . . 3 V . - - X 1 I I 1 In T . 1 - . ' '1 ' 1 'l 51 LEFT T0 RIGHT: ,lim Adcock, Nyla Eglehoff, Charlene Gabbert, Tom Traband, Bob Awe, Mariann Brown, Judy Bacheldor, John Carroll, Bob Campbell, Darrell Ottwell. NHS Beasts Looks and Leadership Brain and brawn, beauty and duty. Many people think members of the National Honor Society are just bookworms. Such is not true ofthe chapter of East Alton-Vlfood River High School. lVlembers are not required to be skinny runts wearing thick, horn rimmed glasses, therel'ore, most ol' the top athletes and two ofthe recent Harvest Queens are found on its rolls. Whether they be Harvest Queen, football captain, band soloist, or Best Thespian, they still must rank in the top percentage of their class seholastieally. Then they are rated by the faculty on dependability, leadership, loyalty, and service. SPONSOR: Miss Velora Buscher 108 mal 5.4: 313' v er Bob l impbfll Nldrjn Sa hlnper ludx Xolf Jane frull Bob Awe ulll Sz Scroll lnltlates Edltors ulll and Sc roll IS an lHlC1IldllOI1dl honoldls Olgdllllcllltlll for blgh sc bool stu dents who do outstdmlmg wollx m JOLlIHdllqITl ln ll'1l9 Q4 bool the orgdnlzatlon s dctlutx ronblsts of onlw L1 formal lHVll2':lll0l'1 ln March for those qudllfled to rc celxe thc honor of IIl6I1llJfI'Sl1lD To be tllglblf in ulll md 54 roll 41 stuflc nt mubl link IH tht uppcl thud of hls flies m hls 'IUHIOI UI sc mol vc ir ol sc bool He must be on publudtlon etafl sum h dS the yfdrbook Ili wsplper OI bmdbook or is L1 staff membel bf must hdvf made an outstandlng contrlbutlon to the sucuss of the publleatlon lIl1lldltS thls veal were Bob Awe, Judx Volz and Jane Crull oi the Year book Staff 5 nmol. M .Je in Dc x md 109 57 NU' FIRST ROW: Tom Traband, John Carroll, Kim Coppage. SECOND ROW: Judy Bacheldor, Leroy Hargis, Nancy Cota, John Curtis, Bob Russell, Charles Hinson, Raymond Todd, Douglas Taylor, Joann Booker, Mr. Oetting, Charlene Gabbert. THIRD ROW: Larry Moore, Jim Lynch, Bob Oettingg David Grieve, Don Steinberg, Mike Marko, Ronald Lowe C3115 Q 31 3 Equals Nitro G ycerine Flash! The explosive components of this club are C35 which means the officers, Car- roll, Coppage, and Corrosive', Trahandg H5, which represents the hard working students with math, English, and science majors, including physics and chemistry, N represents Mr. Nuclear', Oetting, sponsor, O3, that dynamic atomic trip to Chicago-o-o. These mad scientistsi' concentrate their fiendish activities on developing processes and procedures, called projects. With further inducement by the sponsor, they are occa- sionally persuaded to attend meetings once every two weeks. When components get to- gether, thereis bound to be a reaction . . . flash! OFFICERS: John Carroll, Tom Traband, Kim Coppage SPONSOR: Mr. Howard Oetting ,4 ' LEFT T0 RIGHT: Rita Rice. Barbara Timar, Carol Dugger, Judy Bacheldor, Judy Blacklock, Eleanor Lisciandra, Carol Cox. CENTER: Sharon Neemann. Belles of the Strutters Ball The good-lookersn in this picture are majorettes. Dressed in their very brief, but very cute costumes, they lead the'marching band at the football games, They also perform front-line duty on all parades in which the band marches. This year the Harvest Queen and three of the Maids of Honor were majorettes. Along with this pulchritude, however, goes talent. All are members of the school band. Yet, their chief claim to fame is the catchy dance step they do on several occasions to the tune of the Dark Town Strutters' Ball. As any- one can see by this picture, the majorettes are the main attraction of the band. SPONSOR: Mr. Chester Hughes 52' r w P, s f xfyf Y1 V YM -..?i5'w- K X I . XE Q x 'A 32 .X ' 1 ' 'li x 0 H. 4' 1 X A V cl N 'L5f3va.4 - Q Q' . 1. fag ' ' af , F if A. A, ij w ef 9 Q' 5 ' 3115- A' , pm A 3 . it 'VN + I , ' Q I .M - ., Fix f - Q, l ' n . o- . A I .,' V4 X: Q - . ,I , - X - f A K W X: . , , 9 ,X I i '4- W4 -. ,X GQ, 2 fl X4 w Q ' X 8 lx 0, .J 1 ,j s 1 -- Y J K: - V 2 , v X 4 Z 3- ' , 3. .k mi , yr. .A wsu K ' pm 1 T fnk Q Q i ' I ' ' wg , 'M,, Z-I ' uf h f K ' 0 Q, ' ,, , J I 0 ' X b , , . mv' f w X . r T FIRST ROW: Carol Dugger, Marilyn Nichol, Tammy Eden, Betty Carlton, Judy Wooldridge, Su- san Russell. SECOND ROW: Marge Schlieper, Nyla Eglehoff, Judy Blacklock, Claire Lanzet, Shir- ley Jones, Kay Keasler. Donna Gibson, Sandy Vaughn, Suzanne Turpin, Edith Estes. Tl'llRD ROW: Judy Racheldor, Paula Peck, Flora Seagraves, Betty Lawrence, Joann Lemons. FOURTH ROW: Ju- dy lloltman. Sharon Vroman, Lorna Wilbur, Pat Holtzscher, Louise Treadway, Edna Crause, Char- lotte Warner, Paula Falica, Brenda Rees. Band aid Anyone? Got a fever? Finger cut? Does your tummy ache? Toothache? Cold in your head? Then for good- ness sake . . . . Get acquainted with the members of the Future Nurses of America. These girls are de- veloping their bed-side manners in various ways. During the school year nurses visit the club to describe the different phases of nursing. The club also makes a trip to one of the local hospitals to see the nurses in action. The only qualification for membership in this organization IS an lnterest in nursing. OFFICERS: Tammy Eden, Betty Carlton SPONSORS: Mrs. Margaret Poag, Miss Adeline Lakin ww-W-f'vulmM HREF HOW lllllll Hclmktmp Judy Robmson fhloc thappell Mtry IVI1IlSmllll Rubv Bilfmmf RHI R111 lmct H tmllton Erma Nc 1 tono SH UND RITW lharlenf qummc rs Bm 1 kv Skundrn h Elf mor ll trpt r N mt x iota Nlartum Broun I lt 1 trbm Smdrt Wright IHIRIJ ROW WIISS Smnth N1 xrx lltr glnlt fill I trol llouser Mn'-s Stcgcr Potentlal Pedagogues Prepare for Professlon Future Team hc rs today Good Cltlzens tomorrow ln what PFOTCSSIOH other than teaehlng tan you sn, I helped that person to be what he IS todayw? Therf are twenty four members ot Future Teathers of Amerlea at Wood Rlver These students are ln the upper flfty per bent of thelr Class They spend manv hours throughout the vear workmg to prepare for college and teaehmg Moues and flCSCI'lptlVf pamphlets help them understand problems IH teachmg Th1s IS the seeond year that FTA has bun organlzed Some of the members attend the annual state tom entlon ln Det emher they all enjoyed a projeet ln puppet malxnng If FHS NI rw l o 1 son mc Rt l alle ntm 4 u l flmk 1 met II multon SPUXISURS Nl l'r.mt f s Smith Wlss tr bara guru , A at A' lk 13 fy' V gf' 5 ,T ' ' . . We ' , 'l A' ' 2 f 0 I ., xg ,gt 5 fa tg , ' rn X . . k T . . , ff-KN h-1,14 pi ti ' ':,a r 'a . U' ,Q 22- ,, ar' AJ - , , if 'Q 1 V w N ' H , . , - ' 1' - 2 , 1 us' :,.. ,,. .. t 'A - 4 ' - ' .. J. ', ' '. -l' M llitgf- .ll' 5-' 1 -,rt a . - 71 ,sf ,f - U -V. rington. lie-lore-s Thompson, Paula Weesv, Myra Smithson, Mlklf' Sparks. Janet Rambo, Donna lnbson, 1r- ..i U7 li 33, -xx' . ,. Q . . , , . F 3- ' . ' , Nl . ll 4 Y 1 A 4 - l ' 1 c 1 c I . x - vm , ' x ' X er x . 1 I w 7, - , , J , , , , , . v Q I X . . . Y I . . , , J J J E v . . L . . I ' 1 1 1 . 1 A 4 1 W ' . i . OFF I f .': 1 a .yum Smith. Judy R lin: . tlhlt - llllappe-ll. thy it 2 ' ft, Hilii llir' 1, Jani l- ami . ,la - Q ' . .' , Q fzt iss - ,. . ' Ba - ' ' k 'CY ' IIIIIIIIIIIIII1Illlllllllllll FIRST ROW: Sadonna Heil, Mary Kay Bracken, Beverly Smith, Susie Pinkerton, Virginia Yopp, Marje Sehlieper, Frances Errandi, Karen Wilson, Bette Dickerson, Sally Hale, Eleanor Liseiandra, Sally Allen, Donna Ireland, Jancie Stogsdell, Madeline Stassi, Sharon Madison. SECOND ROW: Faye Ann Peas, Sandy Mullady, Judy Crull, Susan Hale, Susie Hayes, Carlene Beyer, Sharon Schmidt, Myrna Ritter, Mary Ellen Doerr, Judy Kodal, Sandy Jamerson, Evelyn Jamerson, Judy Volz, Ann Jones, Becky Skundrich. THIRD ROW:Cwyneth Dilliard, Donetta Sutton, Carol Dugger, Janice Summers, Bonnie Buckner, Mary Smith, Ruth Ann Sc-ott, Connie But-kner,Naney M1-Vey, Judy De Witt, Diana Burris, Janet Hamilton, Eleanor Webb, Phyllis Rinehart, Lee Babbs. FOITRTH ROW: Nancy Rye, Rita Wadsworth, Janet Stock, Mary Stone, June Wooldridge, Jane Fosha, Karen Myers, Delores Thompson, Charlna Harper, Vincy Filardo, Barbara Farthing, Jane Crull, Mikie Sparks, Sue Curtis, Sharon Beckham. FIFTH ROW: Jo Hadfield, Virginia Orr, Judy Apple, Edna Cause, Phyllis Chinn, Mildred Broadway, Sandy Miller, Pam Creenshields, Carmen Allen, Cecily Lowery, Geraldine Haydon, Carolyn Capps, Pat Pitchford, Helen Poeling, Jane Brown, Phyllis Stassi, Billie Sanchez. True Maroons Back the Teams While eleven men in gold and maroon helmets are on the field playing their hearts out, seventy-five girls in gold and maroon beanies are in the bleach- ers yelling their lungs out, inspiring and encouraging the boys, letting them know the school is backing them all the way. Not only on the gridiron, but also in the highly polished floors of the gymnasium do the shouts of these junior co-eds spur the Oilers to victory. The Pep Club was organized to promote sportsmanship, win or loseg and the members follow through by being proud but not boastful winners and graceful losers. They are led in their cheers by five petite and agile young girls, the Varsity Cheerleaders. OFFICERS: Karen Wilson, Judy Volz SPONSORS: Mrs. Marilyn Devaud, Miss Barbara Steger LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Floyd, Danny Byrd, John Curtis, Louis Timar, Tom Strumski, Curtis Wor- thy, Bob Campbell, Gerry LaMarsh, Chuck Harris, Sonny Bryant, Mike Marko, Jim Adcock, John Bosco, Philip Warren, James McDow, Darrell Ottwell, Jim Yates, Glenn McPherson, David Apple, Mitse Kusmanoff, Andy Ventimiglia, John Carroll, Howard Miller, Cary Ballard, Terry Feezel, Dale Shirley, Bon Cray, Jim Rhodes, Mickey Crystal, Barry Seward, Jim Lemmon, Joe Dooling, Cary Bane, Roger Cuffey, Louis Popelar, Allan Ferguson. Lettermen Combine Fun with Service Whether a boy shoots the winning shot, kicks the winning point, or runs the winning mile, if he 'Qlettersf he is a letterman and proud of it.-Any boy who gains a letter in a sport, Whether in actual competition or as a manager, is eligible for membership to this elite club. The members escort the Queen and attendants at the Homecoming game, and they act as ushers at the Coronation. When ushering is needed at tournament time, these Oilers keep things running smoothly.- On the agenda for this year was a weekend outing at Little Crassy Lake, the Letter- men's banquet, and attendance at professional baseball games this spring. OFFICERS: Louis Popelar, Howard Miller, Andy Ventimiglia SPONSOR: Mr. Raymond Floyd 117 Choir FRONT ROW: Bonita llarp. Ylary lynn Smith, Claire Lanzct, Sondra Yancc, ,loycc ll:-lm. lan Stringer, Marx ,lo Fife, Phyllis Rinehart. Sue Fiegenhaum. SECONIJ ROW: Jane Cain, Dorthy Schmidt. Linda Barr. Sue Diamond. Kay lieaslcr, Janice' Helmlxamp, Mariann Broun. Sharon Neeman. Wilma Rogers, Nancy Blaine. Nancy Cota, Paula Peck. Martha liunningham. Trllllll ROVSV: Neil Harxcy. Bill Ylayorga. N1-tl liiqu-licldor. ,lim Nlaynard. ,lim Zur-ny, Norman Wilbur. jerry Wliitc. lfildic lim-ckisitli. l Ollll'l'll HOW: llalc Vlilliams. llarrcll Ottwcll. Lorcn Bartz-ls. Larry Pope. Dirk llustcd. Jim llay. Vocalists Vary from Bop to Bach Music sounds good like music should-when sung hy the East Alton-Vlfood River High School songsters under the direction of Miss Jones. The vocalists really keep the school swinging and swaying. Sing, sing together, merrily, merrily sing is their slogan. Everything from comedy to classical music is in thc repertoire ot the Mixed Ensemble. When they sing that smooth champagne music, they send their audiences dancing dizzily. The Melody Maids are the shrewdest to say the leastest. Not only are they an earfiulg theyare an eyeful. Sixteen of the prettiest maids from school charm their listeners with their gay tunes. Harmony, rhythm, and melody blend as the Choir, the top singing talent ofthe school, renders selections ranging from Basie to Bach. SPONSOR: Miss Vera ,loncs ns i WM Melody Malds MlX6d Ensemble N! 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Thespis, the founder of the drama, would roll over in his grave if he saw the plays sponsored by the National Thespian Society of our school. The Thespian productions are a far cry from those of Thespis. To avoid misunderstanding ofthe above, it should be explained that the Thespian or- ganization is credited With producing much better dramas than those of Thespis, which were presented and carried from place to place on a cart. A total of ten points is required for membership. These points are earned by partici- pating in plays and backstage committees. Each point represents ten hours of hard work. Only members of Stage and Stammer may apply for membership in National Thespians. Thespis and his cart would have to move on if they trundled near here. OFFICERS: Bob Campbell, Nyla Egelhoff, Sandy Renshaw, Marie Schlieper, Mariann Brown, Ron Gray SPONSOR: Mr. Richard Claridge D0 Bl is- Tlx.. FIRST ROW Cl'lflSl1IlC S1ttler Judy D Smlth Donna Glbson Martha Cunmngham Brenda Reese Sandy Mcfoy Jane Fry SECOND ROW Laurle Skel Joyce Helm Betty Dlckerson Sandy Jamer on Sharon Beckham Pat PIICC Janet Stock THIRD ROW Brenda Stevenson Sally Hale Marllyn Haye Susan Hale Judy Crull Carol Cox Donetta Sutton Bonme Lmk Karen Wllson Sandy Mul lady Becky Skundrlch Susie Plnkerton Vlr llllil Orr Karl Sxttler Ph1lFsl1nger FOURTH ROW Joan Stone Cayle Vvoolverton lorna Wllbur Estelle Reed Janet Rambo Davld Hord lVIea11wh1le,back 111 the Wm s Cvnthla Cynthla must you leave me? Yes John our love IS no longer true Goodbye goodbye Goodbye goodbye whewl She s gone at last This IS an exaggerated sample of the one act plays presented by the Stage and Stam mer Club durlng their meetmgs whloh are held so that members may have practlce ln pre parlng and g1v1ng readmgs and ln learnlng thelr stage skllls The goal of all Stage and Stam mer partlclpants IS to belong to the Natlonal ThCSp13HS The members of thls yun1or dramatlcs club do the brawn for the plays of the dra matlcs department They learn to apply makeup and prove themselves successful at lt They are the students who put the spot llght on the star performers Stage and Stammers scurry back and forth to set up props between acts of a play and, before the begmnlng of a play members are at the doors handmg out programs and glvmg the patrons a smlle They say they enjoy every blt of lt OFFICERS Laurl Skel Joyce Helm SPONSOR Mr Rlchard Claridge 'RQ A nv 'u J A , I ,. ., F vw if 5 A1 ky - A, 'I ,.- wx X A, X j H' N W ': Y i ' r A . 4 ,J J ,W I - . 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THIRD ROW: Judy Apple: Mary Ryan: Joyce Hendrickson: Barbara Farthing: 'Edith Estes: Jane Fosha: ,lan Forcade: Karen Myers: Loreta Cal- vert: Janice Militello: Brenda Saxton: Marianne Martin: Verlene Daves: Joyce More: Dar- lene Short: Stella Malone: Jodsie l,avite: Miss Darling: Miss Finley. FOURTH ROW: Claudia Lotz: Verna Fry: Kay Scott: Judy Smith: Jane White: Helen Harper: Carol Turpin: Lois Snedeker: Ann Stricklin: Rita Wilson: Carol Cason: Carlene Beyer: Miss Grace Darling. Homemakers Look to Future These cookies taste better than l thought they would! Donit touch them: theyire hot! These cautious comments are frequently heard being made by the members of Future Homemakers of America-girls ma-ijoringw in extra-curricular homemaking F.H.A. visited the Madison County Home, and had a panel discussion on Responsi- bilities as American Citizensf, and gave a Christmas potluck and a demonstration on wrap- ping packages. The girls had a Daddy Date Night and a Mother-Daughter Potluck. 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Aft -1 1'1-31111 1111- 1- ll -'11' '11 1 ,Q61'1Y11'- ' 11-11 11111115 111 11 ' i- ' 1-1 1-- -F-15. .-X1 ,-'i1-- 1-1111111 -r1-- Lfl P 1 1 re. 111-'F 111115: 5111- 1'1511I1r,1'I'. 1 1'1111k 1111111111-1'1. ,11111 11111. 5111- -1- Llllll .' ff : . r. 1111- lQr1111111N111 FRONT NDVI: liztrole- ilrie-xv. I'il'LlIll'iS Cloxx'c'z6wSki.SuSic' I,IIlI'i4'I'Ittll, Iiillllil Viimww-. fiatrol lfrivntl. Inch I'I4'LlIIlt'l'SItrIl4'.DIEIITCYIINHil'II, Shztron Mudisoii. Iii-tty Uivkerson, Carol 'I'o1hI. ,l41nim'4' Ilvlinkgtiiip, llignizt Bur- ris. Ifleanor Ilzirpvr. ,Xnn Nllh-r. SICQIHNIJ IUWV: iiatthvrim' Hr-txvr. Nlllttj lfotal. .ltttlj Vinoviwh. Iioh :Mun IiohCampbeIl,Nlui'ge- Svlilie-In-i'. ,huh Yolz. ,Iuiiv tlrull. Ron Low-. 'Hurt In nn Smith. TIIIHID ROW: Sandy R4-iisltuxs. Wihnn Iiogvrs. 'lixxihi firou-r. Carolyn I'inkefrton. Carolyn IIPIISIVI. .-Xnn Iiltivkxumtl. Holly Pax- ish. Paula IH-vk. Yann-5 Ilivks, 5h4ii'oi1SthinitIt. Kay Kvaslvr. I.oyw Moy-rs. Xing Filurtlo. Put Ilinklf- ,lowe Bonrhtnmi. FtJl'H'I'll NNW: Iioh I'roI'h-r. Allvn Pont-rs. Ilunnx Bvrcl. hurry Ifllis. ,lint Wall. Ihiw Uris-xv. Hoh U1-tting. lluhm-rt Yoda-r, Iiolwrt NI:-ssivk. Brenda Stvvvlisoii. Virginian Orr, Staffers Produce Welter of Work This JHUQ' is thwotvd to those- tirvlf-ss flisvi 1105 Of the Jrintvd word who IILIYP work:-rl vvascx- I z- I I Ivsslw for il your to protluu' this hook. VS ci ure, of Coursv. spvuking of tht- Uilvr Stull. The Uilvr is at t'ollr-vtion of' thv vvziris ut'tivitic'S. hoth in Jivturt' and in tv me-. and Hives . I . rv information on vw-rx' itmsv ol life hvrc' at Insist Alton-W'ood Hivvr flonnnunitv Hivh bvhool. . , rw Organization ot the Uilvr niatvrial hvgins as Soon as svhool starts in thc' fall, and is vom- plfltvd whvn tht- hooks nrt' dvliwrc-rl in Maw. Positions arg' opvn to Iowvr- as wvll as uppvr- vlassroom to prow-ss Ll xwltvr ot' work in writing, selling. txping. and vditing. Thi' Stuff' is proud to hring you this 1957 Pdition ot' tht- Uih-r. EIIITUIIS: Holi I-Xiw. ,ltinv tIrulI. Yung Iiolat. Marie Sthlvipt-i'. tluthvrim- lit-txt-r, Iioh lltnnpln-ll. Ron l,oxw. .Indy Yolz. Judy Yinoxivh. SPUNSUIIS: Nliss I'imiive-s Hewitt. Hr. Joan Ilvxatitl. 122 ,au 9 FRONT ROW J11 lx QIFOIIU f lllll W orthx Hx r1111 Dt 11111 R11111111 VS 1111111 ton N11 kl X111 111 lx Hudx XIOOIQ UNI! ROV IJ1111 111111111 B11 1 1 1 1 1 1 U1 Illll IXIF 0111 Il gNIll ll ll 1 1 1 5 1 I1 1 11s 1X I I E Club uts Board Path 119 i111l11stri1111s vroup of ibrlx'-111111 hmf haw th1 blueprints for 511111 ss. T111 ir p1'11Urar11 ' 'lltitf 5 ' 11'a11.', ' ii IIII ' ' ' '1 ' ' S ' '1111 1101 ' H I H11 I' ' ' ' ' ' Q Ol ' ' S 1 Q 1' 1' Q11 '71 S 510115. ' 1 1111 ll 1 '1 ld 111 invs. '1' ' ff - 1 1' 1 5 le' ':l1ipt1 - inv for th1 Off-il? rs through thc stat1 1'1111x'1 ntion. ' NIEHS: 1ll111rl1.' 1-11 ri ' H111 1 Q 1-xv 5 , , , 1 - . lD111111i.' Kir '1111i:. S NSOHS: XIV. W11ll-1'- SI -x1-115' 11. Nlr, Iii 1111 51111111111 'i. 125 ww' 4 can FRONT ROW: Bob Cooley, Bob Oetting, David Grieve, Don Steinberg, Norman Cooper, Eddie Lyons, Guy Johnson, Mr. lloeehe. SECOND ROW: Floyd Hartshorn. larry Nec-mann. Mike Knox, Jerry Messick. Sam llueeione, Don Keber, Boris Kusmanolil. Bill Roose. Radiomen Seek Ham Permits An organization new to this school is the Oiler Radio Club. The members of this club are seeking their ham licenses which will permit them to send radio messages over the ama- teur bands to any spot on the globe. Before getting a ham license, a member must first get the novice license, a special license designed for young hams. At last count, two Club members, Don Keber and Sam Guccione, had their ham licenses. Since the club was late getting started, its activities have been limited, but, besides learning the International Code in preparation for their tests, the members toured Radio Park in St. Louis. Next year, the Radio Club expects to get a high wattage sender and receiver and really ham it up. Pass the mustard, please. OFFICERS: Sam Cuccione, Don Keber, Jerry Messick. SPONSOR: Mr. Vernon lloeehe. 126 '3 5 5' z ' J' J., my f ,DA -ai R . TUI' I,lCl 'l': li I v ll n u r Wvbb. Phyllis Slussi. Shar- on Bauvr. Barbara lhma. Ann Millvr. TUV HHQHTZ SIIQIVHII Blalvk. Luis SIl1'1lt't'l-QPF. Iunnny lzdvn. .lmly llvwlll. Kathvrim- Hu-In-r. RIlLll'l': ,lLlIli4't' SIIINIIIUVS. .lzmv Lrull. ,l4'Llllll1' lixrml. Y A K if: :ig ,i , 7ff,,'fV 2 'ifgzfffifl' Vi Office Assistants Rl1LHT:,lfzrry Nlvllulln. Jv r r 5' Bmlmllmvk. l.o1s Pope-lar. ,lim Rhode-s. ,lim u - -4.--.-nzusncoauzogu A Lx Ill'll. I 1-rrx l ,4nllun'r1. n. -.5-1-.......,.. , , , FRONT ROW: Ronnie- 4lranl'm'rl, Rolwrt Hinkle. Barry Sm-xsarml, Bill PPOJCCIIOHISIS Ile-rt. .lf-rry iiiiimt-it. M1114 ROW: Dalv Shit-ivy. Jim Btisst-5. tranny Bxrd. llulwrt tloulvx. Q v -, f FRONT ROW: He-rlwrt Ilultcm, Edith Estvs, Kay Svott, Mary Margarvt Ca Smith. Mary l'uwvr, ,Iam-k Nlizi-ll. Jvrry Logsclmi. BACK RUW: Diana 0 Burris, jam- White-, tlharlvs Hunt, Frank l.llIlgSWlS4'll. Ralph Bm-ttvhc-r. Ji-rry xliigllfliltf. Donna Nlvxvil, Shirle-y Hvsslc-r. .5 A . if Lf . ' , V1 Q .Z , i :il I., v i I I ! Yo A FRONT ROW: Mrs. Carrrwcly. Miss Darling. Mrs. Stouffffr. Mrs. Shep pard. BACK ROW: Mrs. Watson. Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. Bennvtt. Mrs. Wil son. Mrs. WlilllPTH. wks fl f 4 431 .5 J' AV' ' FRONT ROW: Mr Balsanm 'Nlr' K1 l '-k M Q F' 's 'Nl P ' us N . .. s. mmm . . r... drrl.. A r. overs. B.-Xf..Ix ROW: Mr. Kelly. Nlr. llindman. Mr. Knight. Mr. llranzuvr, Mr. Hagvr. Mr. Stvwns. 129 .nits-rif ,Vt 'Sn I YE.. 1 . Xa 7aqnr - xi if Y ff'ii 'Lp , A plz- , ' alygi 1, .ffvff '. 5 5 rf, ,fix , . 'mg '7' ' X A 1 r . 5: f t:.'E'N ' 5 'Q Q, s. gs , O .aft N W, QQ 3 .fi 4-. p ' 4 x s,,,.a,? 4. 9 'UQ 'yi 3 V' 4: f5'xi'sz,,x gr fs' 1 .X , 2, : E N -. X . M - . f' W , .-'1 ' Classes I! Eugene Abernathy Karen Adcoek Vifendell Affsprung , Tom Amhurg Forest Austin Ruby Bailentine Mary Sue Batty Sharon Bauer fLCharles Bean Eddie Beckwith nl? Z .swift PRESIDENT Huhert Yoder VICE-PRESIDENT Joyce Helm SECRETARY Virginia Yopp Jumiofes B3 .fir ? ,Q vs, r 9 f . , , . 'fx ,rx 94? ' 4 V N ' .4 Q 1 -1 Ln K-4 ' ft' Wigixpr X 4 Beverly Belden Ed Berkemeier Peggy Bickmore Jo Ann Booker Joel Booth Carolyn Braddy Sherry Brigman Paul Bryant Diana Burris Jane Cain Roger Carnes Chloe Chappell Dennis Childs Loretta Cobine Charles Cooper Norman Cooper Nancy Cota Robert Couch Martha Cunningham Ellen Curtis Shelby Daniel Verlene Daves Corinne Davis Dorothy DeCourcy Ann Denfip Roy Denton ,lanes Dewitt Sue Diamond Jerry Dona Sandy Dugger Kaye Dwiggins Karol Earl Gary East Tammy Eden Larry Ellis Y ,.... E., 4. fe . R f 223 f -- Fe. as ..--M IY 'FS N -. If .., X. 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L Li V+ Dorothy Spann Michelle Sparks Phyllis Stassi Donald Steinbergaf Brenda Stevensony Peggy Stevenson Randall Stover Thomas Straek Bonnie Stremming ,lan Stringeizai Fern Thomas Barbara Timar Carole Toddfb Ed Tohill Sharon Tuttle John Ussery Jim Wall Don Wallace Eleanor Webli Judy Weber Mr, Wiley's new horseless rocket! -CW if Move back, boys, and let the girls look too. o 'L ff. Q Leola Weinberg 4 Paul Wetter Jane White Terry Williams Sally Woodward Judy Wooldridge Sandy Wright Hubert Yoder ,f+Virginia Yopp Carl Zagar 1 4 T? 'ir 7. ' is-V as ,,-- 'x 1' . W Q Lge :-1i Y'-fr - it wx 5, ,uh-v' , ., S j' of , K A i., : gs Q f 'ww as ,. W YS ' l X 1 r se , A M, T 1 ' 5 Judy Rushton I- We have a few vices among us. QQ?--1--' Three heads plus six hands equal one body? Carol Earl car- ries the weight around here. As an Uoperatori' Judy Featherstone is really operating. f O au. Ps o A -,I b 1 ' A - Y Q- X l U' PRESIDENT Richard Fuduricli 3 VICE-PRESIDENT Harriet Garrison X SECRETARY Y N Faye Ann Pees f L'4kVQg,t. 1 Q ,X .5 MH ,A 'D if ef. K' X' is A i j Ex f AM i? ,N 1 D -l.. , . f'? ,1,.. A '51 W L A . .AV 'D . --ii:.' , K1,' Y we lt A' ,J ' , A A Don Antoine K 6' f , fr.. --. -hr v A D ,,,k ,M ,cn Harold Apel 3 L- - 4 ,. 1 3 David Apple A D ff ' Darlene Armstrong A N Nw , W ' Dixie Arview 4 5 ,, 47' A, ' Q4 Q. A '- . Na ri' sk. is 1 A iiii fe, if u -- 4 -. L s Andy Aner Ned Bacheldor 1 Cary Ballard Cary Bane Ruth Ann Barnett Herb Basden Rosemary Bechel George Belangee Benita Belcher Judy Berry John Belden Carlene Beyers Linda Biviocchi Carol Biekmore John Black Jerry Bodenhaek Ralph Bocttcher Nancy Bourland Mary Bracken Hazel Braden Landon Brazier Sharon Broadway Bill Brown Dennis Bunting James Burk Jim Bussey Arline Butkovich Danny Byrd Paul Caldwell Boh Cannon Rivhard Carlton Sharrel Carter Carol Cason Vera Cato Dale Childs Darlene Coffman Terry Colhorn Joe Copeland Ned Coulson Carol Cox 4 W Lfhw V2 31 rn- s A , -fa--V . 0 I il: h GSW . ' y s ll! 3 4' o ,J f .Q - nb N I I K IQA , 'V J 9, Wi ... Q 5 f f if . .W - . I , fa -G i 3 r, .,, 5 X . 4 ' ' K X E Q vw X., I -' J 1 x - 'H si J I 'LNB 4 I 4 A i '45-ww J ,, 'Q no -...M 4, ,mv '4 0 in Q 1 , ri' ve ' ' f - v . ' i X. f ,J ' N, 0 p , in K Q VII. K l Q -J f. ' , I is Q-9. -'Q F VV ' ' , wr K ,U .... M y 2 .M V V R kid W, K . f , Q 'J A 'IL 5 -- ,.. J 'L' ,,- aj ua: M . so c. 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Qoplts Shirley Cox Ronald Cranford Judy Crullf' Bill Crutchley Larry Crystal Vicki Cunningham Byron Dennis Layne Dewlen Bette Dickerson Jerry Dilliack Gwyneth Dilliard Mary Ellen Doerr Phillip Dulia Robert Edmiaston George Eickelman Darryl Ellis Marilyn Ellis Frances Errandi Joyce Estes Judy Estes Ernest Evans William Everett Barbara Farthing Viney Filardo .lane Fosha W A Verna Fry Richard Fudurick Ronald Fudurick Pat Carliin Harriet Garrison David Gentry Philip Gill Clayton Class Frances Clowvzewslxi ,loanGol1le Harold Gray Paul Crenzeliavk Carole Grieve ,lavkie Crindstaff Sam Cuecione Roliert Guess Thomas Guthrie Ronald Haas Sally Hale Susan Hale Ralph Hall Janet Hamilton Jerry Hanner Rivhard Hardc-sly Joyce Hargis Jack Harlan Charlna Harper Mary Harrington Diana Harvey Nlarilyn Hayes Ronnie Haynes Sadonna Heil Richard Hellemeyer Howard Hendrickson Nancy Hicks T.-V., K . ggi, '1 1 A fl T l'l' -3 W a a R H: ... 2 , - x. qos:-Q I Ns QW' Q-K r t Q ,I fl i , , A iiil 2 ,nn 5 X , Y , V P , may 1- , 'ia' 'Q' R 'S' SN , 3' M - . 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Tom Hudson Charles Hunt Sophie Another Wood-River original is modeled hy Judy Vino- vich who sports the crew-cut with a hang! - Ervin lnskip Barbara Jackson Evelyn Jamerson Myra Jennings Joyce Jones Gary Jones James Jones Roger Kamp Sylvia Keith Gerald Knight Sam Kratzer Cary Kruse Mitse Kusmanoff John Ladd Logan Laird Frank Langwisch Vincent Lavite Verna Leavell Don Liley Sharon Liley 4 E, ,,, -fl' IU! it ,f it., 46+ fig V Q X - Q.. e iX35:,, l' sri, J , X sr, I r ' no '-1 IA. 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M Jap. -em ,as L Robert Pence Carolyn Pinkerton Carol Sue Pinkertoni Marolyn Pinkerton' Lonnie Porchie Tom Prather Harold Pratt William Prewitt Donald Prichett Robert Proffer Danny Pryor Robert Puckett .loyce Pyle Janet Rambo Jerald Ray Timothy Raymer Estelle Reed Dennis Reeder Margie Reeder Shirley Ressler Carol Rethorn Dale Reynolds Myrna Ritter Mike Roberts Nelson Rosecrans Susan Russell Mary Ruyle Nancy Rye Clifford Sands Sharon Schmidt Frank Schmieder Ronald Scott Flora Seagraves Barry Seward Sharon Shirley . min-'suis-UQ ws. an dr wait Wt- ure' at Ll loss to explain the reason these pic- tim-s mum- out thef way they cliil. Thi- assignrnignt giwn to tht- rvportcr was to photograph ai vlass- rooin anti tht' tziviilty. P1-rhups thi- vxpluiiution is tiltt film, WY rio not know what vlassruoni this iS, wt smiw nt' Ihv iiLil'fTS seem faniiliar. For instance, at varsity vhvvrieader is pn-si-nt in thi- third row. lt would not be- fair to tht- stuclc-nts pivtiircd un- lvss thi- t4'1it'iie'i's l'f'l'fXiVf'li ctquzil trmitiiivrit. The' tiaiviilty pivturcf SPCITIS to hzivt' bw-n tzikvn when most ot' tht- kids wclre kiimw high to Mr. Hopper. ,af X 'VA 40 qv-Q INQ Q ti ix f' xp ht ...iw-ff A T 1 Ii if 1 if Q. , we ' 1 9' re- . . 'g ,wg R ' - , ni. w , , Q- .- 1 I k,,-M .. g 'K z .gm 4 'Ea' ia l 1- 'W' r N. X xx, V rn, TN ,HE 'N - wr. Q , A V 3 A if ul-i ...ag 1 ,,, .t ff, , 4 , 1 Lf , h, 'vu..f,,,yf 'fx' K Ls i - D' . - -P ' 8 Q.. D- - . 'I SV 5 ag , X' s us.- ,-.,. K ' at Ox I its Edgar Shive Darlene Short Gary Simmons John Simons Christine Sittler Marcia Sitze Dick Skaggs Rebecca Skundrich Eddie Smith Jimmy Gene Smith Paul Smith Shirley Smith Myra Smithson Bernie Spahr Sharon Spann Carole Spiller Janet Stock ,loan Stone Paul Stracke Donetta Sutton Douglas Taylor Jo Ann Terry Delores Thompson Louis Timar Jim Todd Raymond Todd Barbara Tomlovic Larry Townsend Barbara Travis Mary Ullrich Diana Underwood Sally Underwood Sandra Vance Jean Vassier Richard Verdun Diane Vinovich Sharon Vroman Joyce Wzxgenitiil Ronald Wialkington Darrell Waters OP Paula Weese David Whitten Richard Wiegand Lorna Willmiir John Wildt Delzie Wilkinson Ike Wilkillsoii Artie Williamson Donald Wilson Karen Vlfilson Gayle Woolverton Curtis Worthy Cary Yates Tom Yopp Jim Zacny 1 me 1, ,, K, fi' ,xx 11 1 in ' A 'Q' 7 i 1 .J s - 115:33 'k V la N' 2: R -L. A D L '-'GT . 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