East Alton Wood River High School - Oiler Yearbook (Wood River, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1960 volume:

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' Its most important yearly proiect is The awarding of The Harry Hayes Smith Scholarship Fund. In The past years This Scholarship has been given To Bob Campbell, Allen Powers, David Apple, and Ronald Walkington. The Faculty Service Club raises money for This Scholarship Fund by presenting a play each spring. The members ot The organization direct, act, and produce The plays themselves. Their productions in The past years have been Mr. Barry's Etchings, Tish, and A Visit To a Small Planet. The club also sponsors a book fair in The fall. In recognition ot its services we dedicate this T959-1960 Oiler to the Faculty Service Club. K Q fell 5 2 1 i : ff ff ,,f ,Q 4,-7 53 I! it fi! va S -w. .11 3 2 , fbi? ia. A A r W af ' I ,X .-- KM I I Q XXX I -3 -J 39 a. ' OILER I96O EDITORS Pictured: Brenda Rees, Activities and Organi- zations Staff, Ruth Anne Scott, Writing Staff 1 Bonnie Buckner, Classes Staff, Connie Buck- ner, Managing Eciitor, Pat Brown, Editor-in- Chief. Not.Pictured: Nancy Scandrett, Activi- ties and Organizations Staff, Jerry Arnold, Sports Staff, Gary Coffman, Photography Staff, Judy Taynor, Art Staff. EVM . ., ., . . ' . wf'1f51f. mw , NTS ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY SENIORS ORGANIZATICDNS AND ACTIVITIES SPQRTS LINDERCLASSMEN V MWQMQ 7 A Ni CUM XSL! gm Qi? 11 Dmifogfmj W f 555 f STRATIOW , and MR. A. EDSON SMITH, Superintendent ADMINISTRATIO VELORA BUSCHER, Dean of Girls M.S. Washington University ELDON G. WHEELER, Dean of Boys Ph.D., University of Chicago BGARD CDF EDLICATICD This is an informal picture of a meeting of the Board of Education and faculty department heads. Members of the Board that are pictured are Dr. Harold Hudson, and Mr. Thomas Holland. The other members were out of town when this picture was taken. These members include Dr. Cooley, Mrs. Brazier, Mr. Skinner, and Dr. Kelly. ffl' James Harris, M.A. X Washington University susine Mana is ,,wW ,li ,J fi T L S cii . Darrell Cozad B.S. Illinois State Normal University BUSINESS Joseph Grohovsky, B.S. and M.A. Indiana State Teachers College , ' 3 fs is 1 fr , ll Kati e of , L EL , Bookkeeping, Basic Business, Per- sonal Typing Mary Hemphill, B.S. Eastern Illinois University Secretarial Practice, Clerical Practice Indiana University Personal Typing, Distributive Educa- tion T Darlene Luebke, B.S. P0lI'lCk SHGGHGI1, B-5- lllinois State Normal University University of lllinois Shorthand and Typing, Personal Typ- Clerical Practice, Basic Business, Per ing sonal Typing -V -4g,,..a.z.-- 1759+ 'li , l ester Hughes, B.S., M.A. l XT diana State University Concert Band, Band and Wood Cat Fine Arts 8. Homemaking Chairmc lNlllAKl G Fl E ARTS 8 HCM Bertha Darling, B.S. Bradley University Homemaking, Head of Future Home- makers of America Mildred Smith, B.A. and M.M.E. Bethany College and Wichita Uni- versity Vocal Department Ruth Finley, B.S. University of Illinois Advanced Clothing, Family Living, Head of Future Homemakers of America Marion Strohman, B.S. and M.F.A. Northeast Missouri State Teachers College State University ol Iowa Art Department, Yearbook Sponsor .. f , ., W 'N Lockwood E. Wiley, A.B., B.s., L.s. V, I C and M.A. N University of lllinois : English Literature, College Rhetoric, Honors College, Language Arts Chair- man, Head of the Library ANGU GE William Brubaker, B.S. and M.A. Southern Illinois University English , 2 L .2 , Raya ,S ,,l,.-,, 5 -, A A 2' ,Q 5-ef Richard Claridge, M.A. St. Louis University RTS K ,gg . 4 -'-. T .1 In ' , i ,if . if YC 1 l .,..,: My , , , yy, go, ,. ' .,,-gi I i o Helen Christoe, Ph.B. and M.A. Shurtleff College, University of Wis- consin English , so in Verna Hartman, B.S. and M.S. Helen Krueger, B,S. University of Illinois, Drake Univer- Southeast Missouri Stale College Speech, Senior Communication and my l-Ulln lf l-Glln ll' l-Clin lll English English and Reading -QP w ' 0 .'..:'z' . f,., ,a i.-n Q .si-' ' 'i 'u A ' S 's S, al is :sf is L K ' Q-M. R l . ., 5'l 'i 'W',wws ,,-A sg! Helen Patison, B.A. and M.A. Washington University English Avis Sprogg, M.A. Columbia University English 'Gnd PQQQQ Bill Samples, B.A. Fort Hayes State College English, National Thespian Sponsor ,i J Betty Verble, B.S. Southern Illinois Assistant Librarian, English Frances Smith, B.A. and M.A. Shurtleff College, University of Illi- nois English Hd' W Dorothy Wade, B.S. San Francisco State, Monterey Insti- tute of Foreign Studies, University of Mexico, University ot lllinois, Vally's Junior College Spanish I, ll, Ill Q' ' :2,lx,.J ,. . . .,,. L , ..l, gig, ,... I ' I ?riJI 1: C, ., I We . vs . .. ,,,,i53f :r ! f I M ,,., H N 5, i ss iq I ' K prfg fefz fEi?1f,,: . 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Math, General Math, Algebra PHYSICAL EDUCATIO ' . , ' John Cates, B.S. and M.A. Augustana College Western Illinois University State University of Iowa Physical Education and Gymnastics Gail Stevenson Southern Illinois University Associate Degree in Education 1 Shirley Fleming, B.S. Southern Illinois University Girls' Physical Education, Sponsor of G.A.A. Norma Williams, B.S. Western Illinois State College Cheerleader Sponsor Freshman Physical Education Classes 1 Qrrrv, if J X fl Q I .P 'E f I 17' 4 'ix gif'-X' as ii- af? 5 V' lf ' Q ' fn in ' i Fred Scharf, B.S. and M.S. James Millikin University University of Illinois Physical Education, Head of Physical Education Department, Track and Wrestling f's.f1f .Q is 4,--4... f swf 1 - A Margaret Poag, R.N. Shurtleff College, Alton Memorial Training School, St. Louis Univer- sity, Illinois Public Health Certifi- cate Health and School Nurse - 2 . W. ,- . -- Y... - . - mc, . is-f.m,, - .mmsn -3 . - is Q' A . s . mt ' i ' I '3 3 - ., x -if . , I 5-3 4 I I Orivell Yocum, M.A. University of Wyoming Boys' Physical Education, Football Coach, Assistant Track Coach, Spon- sor of Letterman Club Howard Oetting, B.Ed. and M.A. Illinois State Normal University Washington University Chemistry, General Science, Head of Science Department James Arnold, B.S. W . ls sf we Illinois State Normal University Physics and General Science rsey SCIENCE Nadine Dungan, B.S. and M.A. Southern Illinois University Indiana University Illinois Wesleyan University Biology and Cafeteria Director Eiiwfswvzzfffs'sfffxg-1:if.,,,-t,, , - . ., - . ,s,3,ge,,5ffs,9,g,,,Q,5,,-,5,k,.,s f . , , Q 1 ' X S H g -I i SS Y I' 2 ss 4 gtk X dj I, at sf ,ms S if ,W if is F -Htifiiifig' Q- x is 2, .,,,,, ss is fe: , 52 f sf 'I f as .Q 3555 e , sf , , f,,-zrifiwi 1 f:-.:.':a..,,f Q we . 614, 34 z. 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Illinois State College University of Illinois Biology, Senior Science, Assistant Coach in Football and Wrestling, and Sponsor of Bio-Sci Club R ..., ,. Wes, 'w w-'X Robert Vasey, E.D.B., B.C.S. and M.A. lllinois University University of Iowa American History, Chairman of So cial Studies Department SOCIAL TUDIE U ,Yv ' 1 l Q ,EV Robert Horton, B.S. Missouri University Social Studies, Varsity Basketball Coach Ruth Steel, M.A. University of Missouri American History and Sociology Vallie Robinson, B.S. and M.S. Monmouth College Western Illinois State Social Studies, Basic Social Studies Q-wi Charles Summers, A.B. McKendree College World History and American History Wallace G. Stevenson, B.E. and M.E. Southern Illinois University Colorado State University Electricity, Director of Adult and Vo- cational Education and Chairman of Industrial Education Department Harold Carr, B.S. and M.S. Southern Illinois University at Carbondale General Shop, Vocational Machine Shop Henry Studnicki, B.S. and M.S. Bradley University General Shop, Welding and Driver Education XQ DUSTRI L EDUCATIO Richard Fisher, B.S. Illinois State Normal University General Shop, Driver Education, Printing and Advanced Printing ,ss- ,g' ,, 2 N I fi, A with . ,, ',t,,s5'.- Leroy Wiley, B.S. and M.S. University of Illinois General Shop, Wood Shop and Vo- cational Building Trades Raymond Floyd, B.E. and M.S. Southern Illinois University General Shop, Arch. Drawing and Machine Drawing Robert Tucker, Electronics Technician Degree University of Illinois at Alton De Vry Institute at Chicago Vocational Electricity COUNSELQRS I' GV' ish Mrs. Watson Miss Lakin For the second year Mrs. Watson and Miss Lakin have served as full-time counselors. They work with freshman and sophomore students and their parents in planning the student's schedules for the four years of high school. Each student's future plans are taken into consideration in planning his high school program. COUNSELCRS WITH CLASSES Four other faculty members serve as counselors for iuniors and seniors Dr. Wheeler, Miss Buscher, Mrs. Hemphill, and Mr. Stevenson. - A r .nf I Mrs. Judy Hampton Mr. Robert Allen Mrs. Marylee Cates lg Mrs. Mariorie Long MK D . D W ,Jul f A l 7 A4 ,e ' fl Q5 fl' T' V' H , ,iff A fry 3-if ' W ' wf if 1 ,A sf A' ' ' L l FFICEC i il PERSCNNEL ,,, ,M Q5 ll Mill Janice Millelello, Carolyn Capps, Anne C Sherak Louise Connie 1 Treadway, Rita Wadsworth, Buckner, Bonnie Buckner, Shar- on Sitze, drett, J Malone, udy Todd, Pat Ballard, Stella Anita Austin. Cliffa Ancell, Jackie Walker, Donna Ireland, Nancy Scan- OFFICE ASSISTANTS lk 7 l LISTCDDIANS y,.,4 Q. ll ig .. gr N... x..,.,, .J- vsm., .v i Row One: Poy Compton, Wm. Hager, Bus Driver, Esco Wiseman, Courtney Molz, Bus Driver, W. L. Knight. Row Two: Virgil Powers, Mae Farris, Helen Hall, Bertha Kendrick, W. C. Fairless. 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I SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Ron Wilkinson, President, Ronald Ash, Vice Presidenh Dick Worihen, Secretary-Treasurer. SENIOR EE HOW THEY'VE PROGRESSED if . . 3 . 1 Ji . 4: f' ,, 'I '-2:12, I ' . M WJ nmilnf' Rongld Wilkinson Ronald Ash Dick Worthen NICK ADCOCK lndustrial Education Club l, 2, Junior Engineers 3, 4, Wood Cats 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band I, 2, 3, 4. DAVID AKERS Coronation Dancer 4, National Thespians 3, 4, Stage and Stammer 3, Football l, 2, Wrestling I, 2, l. E. Assistant 4. CARMEN ALLEN Coronation Maid 4, Student Cabinet Representative I, Big Sisters 3, 4, Sandburr I, Girls' Athletic Association I, 2, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses I, Choir 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, Choralletts I, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Girls' State Alternate 4, March of Dimes Chair- man 4. SENIORS SALLY ALLEN Coronation Queen 4, Student Cabinet Representative I, 4, Big Sisters 3, 4, Girls' Athletic Association 1, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses 2, 3, 4, Wood Cats 2, 3, 4, Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4, Maiorettes 3, 4, Pep Band I, 2, 3, 4. CLIFFA ANCELL Coronation Dancer 4, Oiler 4, Girls' Athletic Association I, 2, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Main Office Assistant 4. JUDY APPLE Sandburr 3, Girls' Athletic Association 2, Pep Club 2, Future Nurses I . JIM ARCHER Oiler 3, Lettermen's Club 4, Football 'l, 3, 4. RICHARD BAKER Student Cabinet Representative 3, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4. PAT BALLARD Girls' Athletic Association l, 2, Pep Club l, 2, Dean of Boys, Office Assistant 4. LARRY BANDY Pep Club 4, Amateur Radio Club 2, 3, Football l, Wrestling l, 2, Gymnastics 4. GLEN CARL BARKER Basketball l, 2, Crass Country l. RONALD ASH Class Vice-President 4, Student Cabinet- Representative 3, 4, National Thespians 4, Stage and Stammer 3, 4, Junior Engineers 3, 4, President 4, Amateur Radio Club l, 2, 3, Football I, Tennis l, 2, 4. KAY ATKINS Oiler Staff 4, Sandburr 2, Pep Club l, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club l, Marching Band. KAY AUSTIN Oiler Staff 4, Girls' Athletic Association I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Future Nurses l, Main Office Assistant 4. Y LARRY BARRY Student Cabinet Representative 2, Lettermen's Club 'I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country I, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA BEALL Pep Club I, Future Nurses I, 2, Concert Band 2, March- ing Band 2, Alton Orchestra I, Nurses Assistant I Library Assistant I. PATRICIA BENNETT Coronation Dancer 4, Pep Club 2, 4. S I AQ, 52? uh I le RONALD BERRY Industrial Education Club 4. GLEN BICKMORE PAULA BIONDOLILLO Student Cabinet Representative 3, Big Sisters 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, President 3, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Future Homemakers I, 2. LQDONNA BOOTH Student Cabinet Representative I, Stage and Stammer I, 2, Pep Club 2, 3. 1 MILLIE BROADWAY Student Cabinet Representative 2, 3, Big Sisters 3, 4, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, I. E. Office Assistant 4. PAT BROWN Big Sisters 3, 4, Oiler 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief 4, Sandburr I, 2, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3. BONNIE BUCKNER Oiler 2, 3, 4, Editor Classes Staff 4, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Sandburr 2, Office Assistant 4. CONNIE BUCKNER Oiler 2, 3, 4, Managing Editor 4, Sandburr 2, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Sandburr 2, Office Assistant 3, 4. BARBARA BORMAN Big Sisters 2, 3, 4, Girls' Athletic Association I, 2, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Marching Bond 4, Drill Team 4, Dean's Assistant 2, Prom Committee 3. .IERILYN BRADLEY Wood Cats 3, Concert Band I, 2, 3, Maiorettes 3. JIM BRIGMAN Football I, 2, Basketball I. C. DEAN BURK 'Secretary-Treasurer 2, 35 Student Cabinet Vice-President 3, President 45 Oiler 35 Junior Engineers 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 Concert Band I5 Coronation 4. MIKE BURRIS Sandburr 25 Choir l, 2, 3, 45 Football li Basketball I. CAROLYN CAPPS Coronation 3, 45 Oiler 25 Girls' Athletic Association 15 S Pep Club l, 2, 3, 45 Future Homemakers 4. Lv CJ BJ Q l sc .55 xi -,J B1 sky-A r,v5! KENYARD CARSTENS Student Cabinet Representative 35 Junior Engineers 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Wood Cats 2, 3, 45 Con- cert Band l, 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY CERTA Oiler 45 Pep Club l5 Future Homemakers 2. BARBARA CLARKSON Sandburr lp Girls' Athletic Association I5 Choir 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club 'l, 25 Choralletts l, 2, 3, 4. SANDRA CLAYTON Sandburr l, Pep Club 4. CLARENCE CORBIN lndustrial Education Club 4. RONALD COSTANZO NANCY COURTRIGHT Pep Club 2, 3, 47 Choir 3, 47 Girls' Glee Club 27 Chor- allettes 'l, 2, 3, 47 Freshman Chorus 1. BRENDA CRAUSE Big Sisters 3, 47 Girls' Athletic Association I7 Intramurals 2, 47 Choir 47 Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 37 Prom Commit- tee 3. DALE COFFMAN Student Cabinet Representative 47 Football l, 27 Basket ball 17 Track l. KENNETH COMBS Industrial Education Club 4, Secretary 47 Football 'l, 2 Track l, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT COOLEY Coronation 4 Junior Engineers 3 4 Amateur Radio S Club l, 2, 3, 47 Football 3, 47 Cross Country 27 Visual Aids l, 2, 3, 47 National Thespions 47 Stage and Stam- mer 3. H . .1 PETER CURRAN LEE DABBS Coronation 3, National Thespians 3, 4, Executive Board 4, Chairman 4, Stage and Slammer 3, Secretary-Treas- urer 3, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Choir 3, Girls' Glee Club 3, Prom Committee Board 3, Prom Executive Board 3. , 2 I .g, . I , fi I 4 , U 1 , 1 1, 1, Vf THOMAS DENTON S R S WAYNE DQVAULT Industrial Education Club 4, Choir l, 2, Football 1, Basketball l, Track I, Pep Club 4. JUDY DeWlTT Student Cabinet Representative l, 4, Oiler Business Staff 2, 3, 4, Pep Club l, Bio-Sci Club 2. JEANNE DEWLEN Student Cabinet Representative l, 2, 3, Stage and Stam- mer I, Oiler 1, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club l, 2, Mixed Ensemble 3, 4, Chorallettes l, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 4, Bio-Sci Club 2, Christmas Pageant l, 2, 3, 4. JUDY DONALDSON Pep Club 3, Future Nurses 3, 4, Senior Executive 4, Future Homemakers 3. JO ANN DWORZYNSKI Big Sisters 2, 3, 4, Executive Board 4, Pep Club 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Concert Band l, 2, 3, 4, Maiorettes 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' State 3. EMILY EARL Oiler 4, Big Sisters 2, 3, 4, Executive Board, Girls' Ath- letic Association l, 2, 3, Pep Club 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Choralettes l, Mixed Chorus l, Dean's Assistant 2, 3, 4, Girls' State 3, Intramurals 4. RONALD EATON Choir l, Christmas Pageant l, 4. JOHN EBBERT Class President 2, 3, Coronation 3, Student Cabinet Rep- resentative 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Foot- ball l, 3, Christmas Pageant 4. SHARON DUNCAN Big Sisters 4, Choir 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus l, Drill Team 4. SYLVILLA DUNCAN Coronation 4, Girls' Athletic Association l, 2, Pep Club l, 2, Chorus l. JOE DUNGAN Orchestra l, Basketball l, 2, Baseball l, 2, 4: COHCGVT Band l, 2, 3. DAVID ELDRIDGE ROBERT ENLOE PHILLIP ESLINGER Coronation l, 2, Herald 4, Student Cabinet Representa- tive 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 4, National Thespians l, 2, 3, 4, PVGSMBHY 4: Stage and Stammer l, 2, President 2, Ser- geant of Arms 2, Oiler 3, Sandburr l, Junior Engineers 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Concert Band 2, Choir 2, Freshman Chorus l, Bio-Sci Club 2, Christmas Pag- eant l, 2, 4. EDITH ESTES Girls' Athletic Association 3, 4, Future Nurses l, Future Homemakers l, 2, 3, Distributive Education 4, Corona tion Pageant 3, 4. PAT EVANS Future Nurses l, Future Homemakers 2, 3, 4, Historian 4. KENNETH FISH lndustrial Education Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice- President 4, Football l, 2, Basketball l, Track I, 2 Cross Country 4. PAUL FLOWERS Football l. RONALD FORD Football l, Track 2, Wrestling 3, Cross Country 2, 3. DONALD FRAZIER PAULA FALICA Future Nurses l, Chorus l, Freshman Chorus l. LARRY FEEZEL Coronation Escort 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Co-Capitain 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Pageant 4. KAY FIEGENBAUM Coronation Maid 4, Student Cabinet Representative l, 4 Stage and Stammer l Oiler 3 Big Sisters 2 3 4 Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, Pe Club 1, 2, 3, 4, l P Chorallettes l, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Pageant l, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 4, Girls' State 3, Choir 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club l, 2, Christmas Pageant l, 2, 3, 4. tt: !iTl' I 2 tv l 'V' sf 'F-YJ s . frm, t sl. , X it 4 5, 4 .Q Sf' .f .16 f 2 'Y Gurls Athletlc Assocnatnon l 2 Pep Club 2 Future FLOYD GERL Marching Band 'I Football Manager 3 Basketball Man ager 'l. DONNA GIBSON National Thesplans 2 3 4 Stage and Stammer l Future Nurses I 2 3 4 Presldent 4 Future Teachers l Girls Glee Club 2 TREVA GIFFORD DOROTHY GOEWEY VERNON HARBOUR SIMETTA HARP Distributive Education Club 4, Vice-President 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, DONNA HARPER ' Girls' Athletic Association i, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Pep Club i, 2, 3, 4, Future Homemakers l. LLOYD HARTSHORN Amateur Radio Club i, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band l, 2, 3, 4, Football l. PAMELA GREENSHIELDS Class Vice-President 2, 3, Coronation Maid 4, Student Cabinet Representative i, 2, 3, 4, Big Sisters 2, 3, 4, Sandburr 2, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2. LARRY GRIFFIN BRUCE HAMMANN S Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, Wrestling 3, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4. VICTOR HARVEY Student Cabinet Representative 2, 4, Stage and Stam- mer 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Sergeant of Arms 4, Pep Club 2, Football 1, 2, 3, Wrestling l, 2, 3, 4 Baseball l, 2. GERALDINE HAYDON GEORGE HAYES S l F3 ROBERT HAYN Student Cabinet Representative 3, 4, Pep Club 3, Future Teachers 4, Treasurer 4, Track I, Baseball 2, Cross Country 2, 3, 4. REXEEN HEARN STACY HEGEMAN Sandburr 2, Distributive Education Club 4, Tennis 'l, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling Manager 3. JOYCE HENDRICKSON Student Cabinet Representative 2, National Thespians 2, 3, 4, Historian 4, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Future Homemak- ers l, 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Stage and Stammer 1. 54 DOROTHY HESS Stage and Stammer 2, 3, Pep Club 2, Future Home- makers l, 2, 3, 4, Library Assistant 2, 3. GORDON HILL Coronation Escort 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2. ROBERT HINKLE Amateur Radio Club 4, Vice-President 4, Visual Aids I, 2. JOE HINMAN CAROLYN HERMANN Girls' Athletic Association 2, 3, Future Nurses 2, Coro nation Dancer 4. MARILYN HERMANN Girls' Athletic Association 2, 3, Future Nurses 2, Coro- nation Dancer 4. S WILLIAM HERT Oiler I, 2, Visual Aids l, 2, 3. RAY HOBBS PATRICIA HOLTZSCHER Sandburr I, 2, Future Nurses I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 4, Library Assistant 2. DAVID HORD Class President I, Coronation Pageant I, National Thes- S pians I, 2, 3, 4, Executive Board 4, Stage and Stammer I, Oiler I, Christmas Pageant I, 2, 3. CAROLE HOUSER Girls' Athletic Association I, Future Teachers I, Choral- lettes I, 2, 3, 4, Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Marching Drill Team 4, Marching Band 4. RONALD INGERSOLL Junior Engineers 3, 4, Wood Cats 4, Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country I, 2. DONNA IRELAND Coronation Dancer 4, Student Cabinet Representative 2, 3, Oiler 2, 3, Big Sisters 4, Sandburr 2, Girls' Athletic Association I, 2, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses I, 2, 3, 4, Main Office Assistant 2, 3, 4. SANDRA JAMERSON Class Secretary-Treasurer I, Coronation Dancer 4, Stu- dent Cabinet Representative I, 4, National Thespians I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Stage and Stammer I, Big Sisters 2, 3, 4, Sandburr I, 2, Girls' Athletic Association I, 2, 3, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Concert Band I, Choir 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club I, 2, Choralettes I, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, Marching Drill Team 4, Marching Band 4, Girls' State 4. RONALD KOHLMILLER Junior Engineers 3, 4, Concert Band l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4, Marching Band l, 2, 3, 4. BORIS KUSMANOFF Amateur Radio Club l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Vice-Presi- dent 3, President 4, Football 1, Track 1, 2, Tennis 4, Wrestling 'l, 2, 3, 4, Freshman and Sophomore cham- pion in Wrestling. LOGAN LAIRD LARRY LANG Industrial Education Club l, 4. GUY JOHNSON Industrial Education Club 2, Amateur Radio Club l, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Sergeant of Arms 4, Football 1, Track l, Tennis 2, 3. RANDY KIENSTRA Coronation Pageant Crown Bearer 1, Student Cabinet Representative 2, 3, Sandburr 2, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager 2, 3, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Cross Country l, 2. CHARLES KIRBY S Industrial Education Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Presi- dent 4, Junior Engineers 3, 4, Football I, Basketball l, Track l, 2, Tennis 3. 2 li. . iii-f'ff f L 'U SUE LANSDON Girls' Athletic Association I5 Pep Club l. JACQUELINE LAVITE Stage and Stammer 45 Oiler 45 Pep Club 2, 35 Future Homemakers I, 2, 3. LARRY LEUCK Coronation Dancer 45 National Thespians l, 25 Distribu- S tive Education Club l5 Wrestling lg Coronation Crown Bearer l. i LE g, CLAUDIA LOTZ Sandburr 25 Future Homemakers l, 25 Publicity Chair- man 25 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3. SANDRA MCCOY Student Cabinet Representative 45 Stage and Stammer ly Oiler Business Staff 2, 35 Big Sisters 3, 4, Executive Board 45 Sandburr 25 Girls' Athletic Association l5 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 45 Choir l, 2, 3, 45 Choralettes l, 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 3. BEVERLY MCDONOUGH Stage and Stammer 25 Oiler Business Staff l, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club l, 2, 35 Future Homemakers 2. NANCY McVEY Oiler 2, 35 Big Sisters 2, 3, 45 Sandburr 25 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 25 Prom Committee 35 lntru- mural Sports l, 2, 4. E 2 i 1 ROBERT MESSICK Oiler 2. JANICE MILITELLO Coronation Pageant Dancer 2, 3, Student Cabinet Rep- resentative l, 2, 3, Big Sisters 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Future Homemakers l, Chorus l, 2, Office Assistant 4, Cheerleader 2. CLARK MILLER Choir 3, Football 3, 4, Track 2, 4. SANDRA MILLER Sandburr l, Girls' Athletic Association l, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3. STELLA MALONE Student Cabinet Representative l, Class President 'l Future Homemakers 2, Main Office Assistant 4. LYNN MAN LEY S IQ R S RUTH MEDLOCK JACK MIZELL Industrial Education Club 4, Seat of Arms 4. BETTY MOORE A : 'few KAY MORAN i SANDRA MOTSINGER Future Homemakers l, 2, 3, 4, Library Assistant l. RUTH MU RRAY Sandburr lg Girls' Athletic Association li Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, Freshman Chorus 1. HARLEY NISCHWITZ Student Cabinet Representative I, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, Basketball lg Baseball l, 2, 3, fl. HAROLD O'DANlELL Distributive Education Club 4, Choir 'l. 1 TOM ORD Wrestling l, 2. CAROLYN ORR RONALD PALMER Football 1, 3. JANET PAULOS Pep Club l, 2, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Maiorettes 4: Pep Bond 2, 3, 4. JAMES OLDHAM Coronation Pageant I, Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football lp Wrestling lg Football Manager 2. JAMES OLSEN Concert Band l, 2, Football ly Track l, 2, 3, Wrestling l, 2, 4, Cross Country l, 2, 4, Boys' State 2. JUDITH ONTIS Distributive Education Club 4, President 4. PAULINE PELAN PAT PITCHFORD Student Cabinet Representative l, 2, National Thespians 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary 4, Stage and Stammer l, 2, Oiler 2, Girls' Athletic Association l, 2, 3, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 2, 3, Girls' Glee Chlb 2, Intrai , mural S t 3 4- Ch 1 7 ' A V 'lu 'Wifi 'Ji por s , , orus . I A ' J, F sv X ag . H ix V F' L , 'Vi' P fl' -, W VJNNY ,J Tu. :Adv A 1 f , , L tc xf ,g, ' J 1 - ' -V J 3 J .1 CN gif T. , ' 'V 1 ' ' . 'X .c ,-. I , , , V ' f- T fs- -J' 1 ,XX NJ 1 V, , f -- 1 V ' FV-1 mf , 3 . ff ' E IJ' i Ui ffl' x 4 E ' .ff ' . 'VW ' J I-f :lo R .EC 'AV J N I , 1, I LU' fvfx N Cf,- f ' f? , u V A ,, if ' f' Jw V: ,Q V 1' ' 'C' '- ' -JL 1 ff' Lf R, V, I V fx ,Ld nfs ' N' M ' 1? f ,L ' iq, i 1' - 5,1 I i T -Cd es Yu ef f fix, , e f nv xl Q, , UZ: , V tx A 611, 'AU A ki H R HD ni , if N ' uf ull' f f,--ff , iff 1 w nun fu HELEN POEUNG yu , Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Main Office Assistant 3, Counciling Office Assistant 4. is SENICDRS Oli LARRY PRIEST Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Football 'l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Special Recognition 2, 3. BONNIE PYLE Oiler 2, 3, 4, Pep Club l. BRENDA REES Student Cabinet Representative 3, Oiler 3, 4, Editor 4, Big Sisters 4, Girls' Athletic Association l, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Dean's Assistant 4, Literary Magazine Staff 4. JERRY RIDER Industrial Education Club 4, lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Special Recognition l. JUDITH RUSSELL Girls' Athletic Association 1, 3, 47 Pep Club 2, 47 Fu- ture Teachers 4. MARJORIE SADICH Coronation Dancer 47 Oiler 2, 47 Pep Club l, 2, 3. BILLIE SANCHEZ Coronation Dancer 3, 47 Girls' Athletic Association 'l7 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,47 choir 3. SANDRA SAWYER Stage and Stammer l7 Sandburr 17 Girls' Athletic As- sociation 17 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 47 Future Nurses l Freshman Chorus 17 Prom Committee 3. LINDA ROSEBOROUGH Girls' Athletic Association l. ROBERT ROYSE Stage and Stammer 37 Distributive Education 47 Ten nis 3. GARY RUFF Football 1, 2, Track 1, 2. NANCY SCANDRETT Oiler 3, 4, Editor 47 Big Sisters 47 Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation 'l7 Pep Club 3, 47 Future Nurses 27 Library As- sistant 47 Business Office Assistant 4. DONNA SCIFRES JOYCE SCOTT S Girls' Athletic Association 'l, 27 Choir 1, 27 Girls' Drill Team 4. i i RUTH ANNE SCOTT Oiler 2, 3, 4, Editor 47 Big Sisters 4, Board Member 47 Pep Club l, 2, 37 Future Teachers 47 National Honor Society 3, 47 Dean's Assistant 3, 47 Soropomist Club Award 3, 4. , ALBERT SHEETS Sandburr 27 Football l7 Wrestling 47 Vocational Print- ing in Alton 4. ANNE SHERAKA Big Sisters 47 Girls' Athletic Association 'I7 Pep Club 47 Choir 3, 47 Girls' Glee Club 27 Freshman Chorus 17 Main Office Assistant 47 Counselor's Assistant 47 Prom Committee 3. BILL SHERER Coronation Pageant 47 Student Cabinet Vice-President 47 National Thespians 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 47 Stage and Stammer 'l, 27 Football 17 Tennis 3, 47 Wrestling l. SHARON SITZE Freshman Chorus I, Dean of Boys Office Assistant 4. DAVID R. SMITH Choir I. DEANNA SMITH Student Cabinet Representative I, Girls' Athletic Associ- ation I, 2, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses 3, Con- cert Band I, 2, 3, 4, Maiorettes 3, 4, Head Maiorettes, Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, Drill Team 4, Bio-Sci Club 2, Vice-President 2. DOROTHY SMITH Office Assistant 3, Coronation Usherette 3. SENIORS -I I, , is ,Q fl I J JL ' v PAT SHEWMAKE SCOTT SIDENER Stage and Stammer 4, Industrial Education Club 2, 3, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Prom Committee 2. NELDA SIMMS -Wifi-r' ' f - JOHN A. SMITH Coronation Pageant Escort 4, Student Cabinet Represen- tative 4, Junior Engineers 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Boys' State 4. DONNA SORGEA LESLIE SPARKS Coronation Maid 4, Stage and Stammer I, Big Sisters p-N Rh 2, 3, 4, Sandburr 2, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses S 6? 2, Freshman Chorus I, Cheerleader 2, 4, Counseling Office Assistant 4. 1:7 .45 l- 'hr - - LOUISE STAFFORD Concert Bond I. MADILYN STASSI Big Sisters 3, 4, Sandburr I, Pep Club I, 2, Future Homemokers 2, 3. RICHARD STRACK Industrial Education Office Assistant 4, Christmas Pag- eant I, 2. ROBERT STUMPE Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, Basketball I, Track I, 2, Wrestling 2. .5 I .- :V i 1, by ry? wi JACQUELINE TAYNOR Pep Club 4, Future Nurses 3, Future Homemakers 2, 3, 4. JUDY TODD Coronation Pageant Dancer 4, Big Sisters 2, 3, 4, Girls' Athletic Association 1, Pep Club l, 2, 35 Choir 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club l, 2, Marching Band 4, Office Assistant 3, 4. LOUISE TREADWAY WESLEY TUCKER Letfermen's Club 3, 4, Football 'l, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Baseball 2, Cross Country 4. BARBARA STRANGE CHARLENE SUMMERS Student Cabinet Representative lg Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation I, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers 1, 4. GARY TAYLOR S EN IO RS ,I , 41, ., R X, f., Q li c li , ,lp ' Lettermens Club 3 4 Football l 2 3 4 Baskelb ll ' Q r A ELIZABETH UFERT Stage and Stammer 2, Girls' Athletic Association l, Pep Club 4, Future Homemakers l, Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. GEORGE VAN HORNE Student Cabinet Representative 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Christmas Pageant 4, Cross Country 2, 3, 4. SANDRA VAUGHN Stage and Stammer l, 2, Sanclburr 2, Girls' Athletic Association l, Junior Engineers 3, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4 Future Nurses l, Coronation Twirler 2, 4, Coronation 4, Feature Twirler with the band. RITA WADSWORTH Sandburr l, Girls' Athletic Association 2, Pep Club 2 Office Assistant 4. 1 .1 -G 'E if 1 JOHN WATSON National Thespions 2, 3, 4, Oiler 2, 3, 4, Photography Editor 3, Sondburr I, Freshman Chorus 2. ROY WEBB Lettermens Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, I, 2, 3, Truck I, 2, 3, 4. DARRELL WEIR Industrial Education Club I, 4. LAUREN WEISHAUPT Football I, Baseball I, 2, Gymnastics 4. JACKIE WALKER Oiler 2, 3, Big Sisters 3, 4, Sondburr I, 2, Girls' Ath Ietic Association I, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4 Assistant 4, Marching Bond 4, Drill Team 4. CHAROLETT WARNER CAROLYN WATERMAN EN Stage ond Stammer I, Oiler 2, 3, Sandburr 2, Pep Club I, Choir I, I I s 3, 4, Basketball , I l ,fum Mixed Ensemble 3, 4, Choralettes I, 2, 3, 4, Office ROBERTA WHITTEN Sandburr I7 Girls' Athletic Association 'l, 27 Pep Club I, 2, 37 Future Nurses 3, 47 Choir 3, 47 Girls' Glee Club I, 27 Choralettes l, 2, 3, 4. DONNA WHITTLEMAN cms' elee Club 2, 3, 4. RONALD WILKINSON an its Coronation Escort 47 Class President 47 Lettermen's Club S 3, 47 National Honor Society 3, 47 Football I, 2, 3, 47 Basketball I, 2, 3, 47 Track l 4'5- 1 v L X, iiiw--- 1 . HERMAN WILLIAMS Baseball 37 Cross Country I7 I. E. Office Assistant 2. RUTH WILLIAMS Future Homemakers 4. SHARON WILLIAMS LINDA WITT Girls' Glee Club. RICHARD WORTHEN Class Secretary-Treasurer 4, Coronation Escort 4, Stu- dent Cabinet Representative 2 3, 4, Sandburr 1, 2, Junior Engineers 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Lettermen's Club 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Wood Cats 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, Baseball 3, 4, Boys' State 4, Bio-Sci Club 2, Vice-President 2. JOHN WRIGHT Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Football 'l, Basketball T, Track 1, 2, 4, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball Manager 2. 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The maids who arrived first were the Misses Pamela Greenshields, Carmen Allen, Leslie Sparks, and Kathleen Fiegenbaum. They were escorted to their pumpkin thrones set amid twin- ing green vines. Finally the magic hour arrived and Miss Sally Jo Allen was summoned to the royal court to take her throne as the new Queen of the Harvest. A tremendous ovation was given Her Maiesty as she accepted her crown and graciously bowed to her subiects. She was then escorted to her glass slipper throne to begin her reign. The Wood Cats, the marching band, choral ensembles, and court iesters provided entertainment for the queen and her court. ,2 '. -ei' 1 5x ,fp x.,w . N K . . lx - K 1 V. .1 K ' fi Tu 'iw-Q55 5-T. X X- , y ' . . 1 -, ' , ,I 2 i V ,VJ Q.. .. ' ff .K 1 1, ' - ' - . X - ' L 1 ML, .U ,L H rw 1. ,fn 4 ? ' . f 1, X l . un 9- 4 .ww - X 1 f, X 1 x . R X, , ' -N Q xx Q v J J f f .Y -Y ' . N .4 ,, b A fb - Q .-2' 4 , n , 4g , Q ,,. H , F i - ,.. -I L4 x X 'X , , . fax-Ns 'Ma Q 3' X . 'X I N r x . fs Q , SALLY JO ALLE 3' L. ,Q 'NXNS M bfi-?f X23 Q- . N? 2 'e 3? . . . E fi? g ' k gf, rw : 2 , .arf 'ml 1 iff:-, g-xffffmf-.:fTi,, ni I 2 fiwjggen - Lf 11. i. :iwfiqln rggi 'A 'B 4 PAN1 GREENSFHELDS f z f f - lf: EESQQX ' CARMEN ALLEN IQAY FIGENBAUM gin LESLIE SPARKS Ml The Queen's Courts si f .5 i Gracious bow Queen and her escort A IOVEIY queen The queen and her maids WEN CORONATIO DANCE The maids and their escorts The queen fakes cl whirl '95 f First dance Our iulenied teacher 13 L.I.l 1 Q. I: nc ,191 -kg A 15.1-f rx india sf J Firsi place: Senior class Second place: G,A.A. Third Pl0lC9i F.N-A- Fourth pluceg Junior Class A V M Z , L iegggggijggssrg 9 f,, iii W , r l,l, My Eglgfsfliifilf l 'iii' , f fl QMS? Fifill place: D-E- Lefterman float fr'-QSM CLASS or Freshman class float Siucleni council float wmfm Row One: Leslie Sparks, Cindy Killam, Billie Schillinger, Judy Bern-leg, Janice Mil- Ietello. Row Two: Nancy McVey, Pam Greenshields, Nancy Scandrett, Geri Campbell, Brenda Crause. Row Three: Sharon Duncan, Sally Allen, Emily Earl, Marilyn Ballard. Row Four: JoAnne Dwor- zynski, Lydia Holder, AnneSheraka, Mari- lyn LaMarsh, Donna Ireland. Row Five: Babs Borman, Madeline Stassi, Pat Brown, Barbara Kessler. Row Six. Sandy McCoy, Jackie Walker, Judy Taynor, Paula Bion- dolillo. Row Seven: Mary Lou Fish, Car- men Allen, Rosalie Robison, Janet Rich, Judy Todd, Sandy Jamerson, Sharon Pitt- man, Millie Broadway. Row Eight: Ruth Anne Scott, Brenda Rees, Kay Fiegenbaum. BIG SISTERS l pledge myself to uphold the ideals of our school, to be kind, friendly, and helpful in all ways and at all times to those who may need my assistance. As a Big Sister, I will cheerfully assume responsibility and perform my duties to the best of my ability. This is the obligation repeated by all Big Sisters as they enter the organization. The girls, who must be iuniors or seniors with at least a C average, are chosen for their qualities of loyalty, dependability, friendliness, and willingness to serve the school and their schoolmates. Big Sister social functions include the Alumni Reunion Tea at Homecoming, the formal dance at Thanksgiving, Bow Day on Valentine Day, and, in the spring, the pledge tea for new members and their mothers. Adviser: Miss Buscher WN -iw f fists? gi. K . F C. I sh: .Q Row One: John Heck, Dean Burk, Geri Campbell. Row Two: John Smith, Ron Wilkinson, George Van Horne, Dick Worthen, John Ebbert, Phil Eslinger, Judy Berry, Mary Lou Fish, Paula McCoy, Marilyn Ballard, Jerry Arnold, Fran Dammonn. Row Three: Bruce Hammon, Joyce Hendrickson, Judy DeWit, Bonnie Pyle, Dale Coffman, Jim Oldham, Bill Sherer, Tony Kussmanoff, Phil Walkington, Denny Burk, Mike Rice, Larry Hale. Row Four: Billie Schillinger, Pam Greenshields, Barb Skei, Jackie Williams, Cheryl Esterline, Judy Grove, Lynn Bacheldor, Jim Menerick, Kip Smith. OUR REPRESENTATIVES The Student Council is the governing body of the school. Representatives of Student Council are selected from homerooms, and report to the students in home- room discussions of the Council. The Student Council sponsors the Sock Hop, the Buzz Book, and The Student Supply Store. Members of the Student Council also attended the District meeting. Officers of the group are: President - Dean Burk Vice President - Bill Sherer Secretary - Geri Campbell Sergeant-at-Arms - John Heck Row One: Geri Campbell, Lynn Bacheldor, Judy Berry, Kelly Phillipps, Marilyn LaMarsh, Sandy Stein. Row Two: Ruth Mitchell, Lee Dabbs, Joanne DeGerlia, Barb Skei, Donna Gibson, Mary Lou Fish, Doug Traut. Row Three: Adelmo Marchuiri, Larry Hale, Bill Sherer, Pat Pilchford, Sandy Jamerson, Phil Eslinger, Mike Ricks, David Hord, Mike Meffard, John Watson. ATIO AL THESPIANS The National Thespian Troupe is the senior dramatic club of our school. Troupe 733, which was organized in l946, has as its goal the promotion of dramatics in our school. Members of this organization act in plays, make costumes, build scenery, and handle props. To become a Thespian, a s udent must first belong to the junior dramatics club, Stage and Stammer. Ten poi ts must also be earned in dramatics, which require lOO hours of rehearsing or working back stage. Meetings are once a month on a Thursday evening. For their work and participation, Thespians receive school letters and awards. A best Thespian award is presented to a deserving person at the annual banquet. Adviser: Mr. Richard Claridge X YA Row One: Mary Eades, Pat Story, Brenda Withers, Sybil Hudson, Cindy Burris, Ruth Blackwood. Row Two: Vicki Jutting, Charlotte Knox, Cheryl Chappell, Judy Grove, Barbara Butz, Sharon Cherry. Row Three: Carol Rhodes, Patty Stormer, Carolyn Maguire, Judy Gerl, Jane Hudson. Row Four: Merrille Hamilton, Lori Davis, Gail Hamilton, Frances Heil, Jill Mellott, Nancy Orr. Row Five: Melodye St. Peters, Marsha Gardner, Annette Lorton, Cappy Stanley, Donna Zielinsky. TAGE A D STAMMER ln l94l, Stage and Stammer was organized to provide opportunities for students interested in the theater. lt is a work organization which helps with the mechanical functions of the main plays. Members also present one-act plays. The students participating in Stage and Stammer try to earn enough points to become members of the National Thespian Troupe. Adviser: Mr. Bill Samples Bill, you do look illl Whaf do you see in that thing? Everybody listen! Looks like a gob session lo me. Mamma looks cross! -'H ff sf- L 1 FIRST HCDUR Top Row, Left to Right: Arlene Shoemaker, Pat Wildt, Mary Eades, Sharon Curtis, Linda Stirna- men, Patty Lux. Second Row: Patty Gates, Lettie Rommerskircher, Claretta Laster, Connie Stein- berg, Nancy Doerr, Betty Hayn. Third Row: Janie Sellier, Donna Spano, Barbara Hale, Susan Burk, Frances Zumwalt, Ellen Belt. Fourth Row: Judy Retzer, Jean Jovett, Ginger Betts, Shirley Beyer, Barbara Butz, Dorothy Starbuck, Janice Millikan. Fifth Row: Janet Forthing, Audrey Calvin, Sue Hammann, Judy Couch, Marco Rider, Barbara Woof, Brenda Hendrikson. Sixth Row: Elizabeth Tite, Nancy Fisher, Paulo Biondollilo, Carolyn Horgis, Carlis Switzer, Donna Whittle- ITIGFI. GIRLS' GLEE CLUBS Top Row, Left to Right: Charlotte Knox, Linda Ballard, Patsy Pinkerton, Pat Gaines, Myra Phillips, Melody St. Peters, Fran Dammann, Linda Witt. Second Row: Bernie Holloway, Barbara Kessler, Bonnie Leavell, Joyce Green, Norma Crowder, Carol Edmiastor, Sandra Stein. Third Row: Jo Ann Degerglie, Carolyn Vinyard, Sandra McCoy, Janice Hartsock, Louise lnman, Judy Ackerman, Vickie Jutting, Shirley Konia. Fourth Row! Mary Ann May, Sheryl Chappell, Lucinda Brown, Kathryn Chapman, Pam Fisher, Gloria Knapp, Carolyn Clark, Pat Moore, Marilyn Baker. Fifth Row: Sandra Iipsey, Sherry Farrell, Fran Nicosia, Margaret Noonan, Marsha Gardner, Norma Ellis, Joan Sweeney, Cheryl Esterlein. Sixth Row: Gayle Watson, Shirley Finch, Sandra Proctor, Sandra Telkomp, Heidi Mikaelson, Rosie Fry, Patsy Smith, Sandra Horne. FGURTH HOUR 'Q ' we f, A ' Z +41 2 .3 sf? H is ss f :q :zf ,M . ,, Y st., .. L,,.. - my i . an tl K, HV in li ff.. if f na XV? X . ... . I A Row One: Judy Bermes, Marilyn Ballard, Sandra Peecher, Larry Hale, Robert Orr, Jerry Hon, Jack Elliot, Anne Sheraka, Jackie Walker, Nancy Courtright, Jean Dewlen. Row Two: Ruth Blackwood, Sharon Duncan, Judy Sneed, Sharon Cherry, Tom Saxton, John Helmkamp, Mike Burris, Ruth Murray, Barbara Clarkson, Ruth Mitchell. Row Three: Sandra Healy, Brenda Crause, Janet Rich, Terry Primas, Ted Miller, Maurice Overmyer, Paul Galligos, Sandra Jamerson, Gerry Campbell, Barbara Holbrook. Row Four: Marilyn LaMarsh, JoAnne Simons, Carole Houser, Lynn Bacheldor, Larry Moore, Gary Jenkins, Jerry Arnold, Richard Smith, Judy Todd, Barbara Skei, Roberta Whitten, Kay Fiegenbaum. CHOIR The Choir is Wood River High School's busiest choral organization. lt is con- stantly called upon to perform for various school and community activities. Some of its activities for this year include the Madison County Teachers Association, fifteen civic programs, All State Chorus, County Vocal Festivals, Christmas Pageant, Operetta, l'Trial by Jury , Fine Arts Festival, and Commencement. Members are u erclassmen and are chosen each s rin b tr out onl . PP f P Q Personality, appearance, and alertness are necessary requirements. Students must also maintain a C average. Adviser: Miss Smith ., .f . . ,, V S b - fuw:a.4-.,,, ' g Row One: Claude Schnieder, Don Hauser, Stan Rigdon, Tom Whaler, Gary Welch, Ronnie Milli- gan, Tom Jones, Adelmo Marchiori, Larry Hall, John Schmieder, Don Curtis. Row Two: Don Jenkins, Richard Bickmore, Fred Sildwood, Richard Vaughn, Bill Eldridge, Richard Hose, Ronnie Hicks, Dan Diamond, Ronald Orr, Row Three: Mike Maloney, Lynn Pulford, Jim Demond, Mike Ricks, Mike Kadell, John Retzer, Allen Schmidt, David Drennan. l l , . W-, ,, - ' ' 'A , , . ffi,V l ' ' -c'fhw 'll - rf, . . 1 ' ,M SOPHOMORE BOYS' CHORUS Norma Kasiewitz, Fran Heil, Connie Foster, Laurie Davis, Phil Enloe, Jon Brazier, George Bickmare, Mike Whitten, Nancy Curran, Carole Rhodes, Janice Barr, Cynthia Burris. MINSTREL Row One: Barbara Clarkson, Carole Houser, Kay Fiegenbaum, Jean Dewlen, Sandra Healy, Sandra McCoy. Row Two: Marilyn Ballard, Judy Bermes, Jackie Walker, Nancy Courtright, Sandy Jamerson, Roberta Whitten. CHORALETTES KEYLI DY TEE T Susan Burk, Lynn Bacheldor, JoAnne De- Gerlia, Carol Edmiaston, Norma Crowder, Jean Jouett, Lucinda Brawn, Charlotte Knox, Sandra Tellcamp, Heidi Michaelson, Barb Skei, Patsy Pinkerton, Janice Hartsock, Myra Phillipps, Fran Dammann, Sandra Stein. Phyllis Bryant, Delsie Ray, Alice Gentry, Gayle Hamilton, Dianna Disher, Margaret Reynolds, Ruth Hahenkamp, Luretta Ing, Carole Rhodes, Carol Allen, Janice Barr, Cynthia Burris. .M r - 'mv-W MAJORETTES WOODCATS The Wood Cats were organized in 1953 and have kept very busy since that time. These Cats appear at all the home basketball games, at the Coronation, at pep assemblies, at several dances and at various gatherings in the community. These Cats play arrangements ranging from Dixieland to modern iazz. They feature Baby Sitters Blues as their theme song. Adviser: Mr. Hughes Nick Adcock, Marcia Worthen, Lloyd Hartshorn, Jim Mennerick, Ronnie Ingersoll, Billie Schillinger, Sally Allen, Mike Mefford, Judy Schillinger, Jim Maneke, Mike Rice, Dick Worthen, Ken Carstens. Joan Carlton, JoAnne Dworzynski, Sally Allen, Janet Paulos, Deanna Smith, Janet Allen, Judy Carlton. Jw One of the most active organizations in our school is the band. The Concert Band presents its annual concert in February and also performs at the Fine Arts Festival in the spring. The Marching Band presented the entertainment at all the home football games during halftime. lt took part in the East Alton Halloween Parade and the Southern lllinois University Homecoming Parade. lt also performed at the Coronation. Every spring, the band takes an annual concert tour. Last year they toured southern Missouri. ln November, the advanced students had the privilege of attending the Madison County Sight Reading Conference, and in March they attended the All-County Music Festival. A Marching Band is not complete without its Maiorettes. With their sparkling uniforms and lively routines, the Maiorettes lead the Band during halftime at all home football games. This fall they appeared at the Coronation and went to Carbondale to represent our school in the Southern Illinois University Homecoming Parade. The Maiorettes wear white shorts and coats trimmed in maroon, white boots, and sparkling gold top hats. Director: Mr. Hughes s si abs' TH fe I d kv 11 .. J Y Ha' :I C AN Row One: Lydia Holder, Jerilyn Bradley, JoAnne Dworzynski, Kay Atkins, Janet Carr, Elaine Cole, Jane Cole. Lloyd Gafford, Warren Waters, Don Hartshorn, Lloyd Row Two: Ronnie Ingersoll, Ronnie Kohlmiller, Stark, Sally Allen, Bill Stewart, Deanna Smith, Joan Hartshorn, Inez Walker, Billie Schillinger, Jim Carlton, Jim Maneke. Row Three: Sharon Evans, Deno Tempest,Judy Schillinger, Ken Ccrstens, Mike Mefffprd, Mike ic , Jim X Mennerick, Joyce Schillinger, Dick Worthen, Hal Smithson, Marsha Worthen, Janet Allen. X Row Four: Carol Burris, Janet Paulos, Judy Carlton, Nick Adcock. li ff mx' 1 X , J M O JJlA ll 'XX lk 'fl Sly Anil ll lil it Q8 X +. l JW xx ,ak X-,X xxll ' YJ! ll my VV if rxkijxl QQ H X lx Q xx ,W A N1 if , NHL , V, , I ' f rr N V VM ' sl L 1' ' X , . A ff X MN ,U X5 A llllt. lx A ' . 4 U J Fixx X l LAYOUT STAFF BUSINESS STAFF Bernice Holleway, Connie Steinberg, Barbara Buckner, Nancy Ruth Mitchell, Linda Dildine, Ruth Kirk, Mary May, Patty Lux Fisher, Ruth Anne Scott, Connie Buckner, Kay Austin, Pat Brown, Cheryl Esterlein, Louise Inman, Sandy Hensley. Bonnie Buckner, Dorothy Certa, Brenda Rees, Gary Coffman, Emily Earl, Frank Morse, Robert Neely, Sharon Curtis, Jan Hartsock, Louise Inman, Mike Jones, Lydia Holder, Billie Schillinger. OILER STAFF Have you ever wondered what kind of dilemma goes on inside the art room where your yearbook is organized? In case you have, the following will give you a brief glance of what the staff does to get the yearbook to you. To put a yearbook together requires the use of various groups which have their own special iobs to perform. The Organizations and Activities Staff schedules pic- tures for clubs and various groups, the Writing Staff writes about the activities of organizations in the school, the Classes Staff sorts student pictures into their right groups, the Art Staff designs the cover and divisions between the pages, the Sports Staff organizes the athletics section, the Photography Staff takes pictures of clubs and social and sports events, and the Business Staff sells ads to merchants to help pay for the yearbook. If you can picture these staffs in the art room at the same time, then you can see the correct usage of the word dilemma. The most frequently asked question is, Where is the dummy book? lWhich is the model of what the finished Oiler will look like.l Between the lost dummy book, lost pictures and articles, the yearbook still meets its deadline. This same situation probably happened to the first yearbook staff, which was in l924, and will probably happen to all future staffs. Good luck, future staff members! Adviser: M. Strohman . ,f 1 B Row One: Judy Ford, Ruth Williams, Janet Jones, Veda Pullam, Sandra Crutchley, Janice Belk. Row Two: Donna Kizer, Margaret Reynolds, Linda Lagemann, Frances Engles, Jacqueline Bostick, Pam Wildt, Barbara Word, Georgia Smith. Row Three: Carolyn Capps, Barbara Kessler, Donna Frazier, Virginia Powers, Carol Seehausen, Ginger Bett, Judy Shelton, Mary Ellis, Vicki Lipsey, Dorothy Harlen. FUTURE HOMEM KER Toward New Horizons is the motto of the Future Homemakers of America. The members have followed this motto since the club was organized in 1951, as they learn the techniques of making a happy home. To become a member of Future Homemakers of America, a person must have one year of Home Economics or be currently enrolled in a Home Economic Course. The group meets the first Tuesday of each month. Advisers: Miss R. Finley and Miss B. Darling 'I , . I . S Row One Dorothy Starbuck Frances Heil Judy Baker, Patty Lux, Linda Dildine, Judy Sneed. Row Two Ruth Anne Scott Barbara Butz Carol Allen Bob Hayne, Sharon Curtis, Cheryl Esterlein, Jane Held. Row Three Lucinda Brown Lynn Polford Joanne Simons, Ruth Ann Kirk, Charlene Summers, Judy FUTURE TEACHER The purpose of the Future Teachers of America is to acquaint students with the teaching field as a profession. Members learn the positions and op- portunities in teaching and the many iobs that apply to teaching careers. The club was first organized at Wood River High in l956. lt was reorganized this fall with several members. Advisers: Miss Verble, Mr. Gardner, Mrs. Marcussen WWWM WWWW ill nnaasiib Row One: Judy Donaldson, Pat Holtzscher, Donna Gibson, Lydia Holder, Linda Stirnaman, Mrs. Poag. Row Two: Marilee Hamilton, Karyl Hendrickson, Judy Couch, Mary Ellen March, Sybil Hudson, Jill Mel- lott, Patty Lux, Linda Dildine, Sharon Cherry, Sheryl Kludar, Pat Farrand, Inez Walker, Sally Allen. Row Three: Marilyn Baxter, Sharon Pitman, Lee Greene, Treva Gifford, Nancy Bruce, Joyce Holtzscher, Roberta Blackwood, Peggy Stumpe, Ruth Weerts, Theresa Spahr. Row Four: Cappie Stanley, Lucinda Brawn, Palsy Smith, Sharon Curtis, Margaret Hery, Jeanan Vroman, Sandra Horne, Claretta Laster, Sandra Arnold, Pam Suchy. Row Five: Sharon Cato, Carol Laatsch, Elaine Cole, Ruth Kirk, FUTURE URSES One of the many worth-while organizations of our school is the Future Nurses of America. This organization was organized in l953. lt is to help students decide whether or not they would be interested in medicine as a career. Qualifications for membership are to maintain a C average, to include two years of science and one year of math, to complete a project during the year, and to contribute five hours to some worth-while cause. The first meeting in the fall is a picnic. Guest speakers, movies, and trips are included in other meetings. The last meeting of each year is a banquet, held for the Future Nurses and their families. Awards are presented, and officers for the coming year are installed. Adviser: Mrs. Poag Row One: Emily Earl, JoAnn Dworzynski, Phil Eslinger, Dean Burk, Dick Worthen. Row Two. John Eb- t bert, Ruth Anne Scott, Ken Carstens, Larry Priest, George Van Horne, Ron Wilkenson, John Smith. ATICD AL HO OR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is a nationally recognized organization. lts charter, received in 1943, states that to be eligible a student must be in the upper one-third of his class and have no less than a B average. Members ot the Honor Society are chosen by the students and approved by the faculty on the basis of four qualities: scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Each year the Honor Society presents an assembly program on scholarship and college opportunities, Also, new members are inducted in this assembly. Later the junior members, dressed in white caps and gowns, serve as ushers at Commencement. Adviser: Miss V. Buscher :War 5, wfflllv 'M 1 If - yu 1 M 0 ' .NQNxxlY' Row One: Lucinda Killam, Mary Lou Fish. Row Two: Brenda Rees, Rulh Anne Scoll, Emily Earl, Rosalie Robison. MISS BLlSCHER'S ASNSTANTS f I i s 5 1 . OX' A -. B -, P3 aff? Q' 'Z , Row One: Wanda Eihousen, Row Two: Helen Poeling, Leslie Sparks, Anne Sheraka. COLlNClLOR'S ASSISTANTS Row One: louise Inman, Inez Walker, Pat Farrand, Jeanan Vroman, Sandy Ar- nold, Pam Suchy. Row Two: Mike Lay, Ken Rich, Lynn Pulford, Jim Mizell. BIO- SCIENCE CLUB The Bio-Sci Club is a relatively new organization in our school. Started in I956 under the name of the Atom Smashers, the name was changed last year to the Bio-Sci Club. The aims of this club, as they are stated in its constitution, are to increase the knowledge of science, to learn to perfect our skills in science, to give service in our community and nation, to understand the importance of science in our lives, and to help carry out the program of Science Clubs of America. Only freshmen and sophomores who are taking general science or biology and have at least a C average are eligible to membership. The cIub's activities include field trips, an over-night trip to Marquette Park, and work on science proiects to take to the science fairs at Jacksonville and Champaign. Adviser: Mr. Walker 'B V 1.71 --i an Row One Edith Estes, Judy Ontis, Simetta Harp. Row Two: Vernon Harbour, Dick Strock, Bob R ' ' oyce, Larry McVey, Harold O Daniel, Stacy Haggeman, Joe Hinmon. . E. CLUB Distributive Education is offered to senior students interested in sell' ing as a career. Students get selling experience by working for local businesses on outside jobs. This experience provides promising iobs after graduation. The Distributive Education Club has been an organization at Wood River High for four years, Adviser: Mr. Grohovsky Row One: John Schefel, Tony Kussmanoff, Charles Kirby, Paul Butkovich. Row Two: Robert Cooley, Ronnie Kohmiller, Nick Adcock, Ron Ash, Dick Worlhen, Ken Carstens. Row Three: Warren Waters, Don Hartshorn, Mr. Oetting, Larry Lipe, Don Neece. JLI IOR E GI EER The Junior Engineers Science Club was organized in 1953. It is an organization designed to promote the knowledge and skills of science. Each member is responsible for completing at least one project during the year. The best of these are sent to the various science fairs in the area. Every other year the club takes an educational trip to Chicago, where they visit the museum of Science and lndustry. To be a member of Junior Engineers, a student is required to have a B average and to have maiors in English, mathematics, and science, including physics and chemistry. Originally, only iuniors and seniors were eligible for membership, but last year an amendment was added to the constitution permitting sophomores to become members. Advisers: Mr. Oetting and Mr. Arnold filifklib ET 1 fs f nn, Row One: Gary Carstens, Boris Kussmanoff. Row Two: Robert Hinkle, Jim Pyle, Robert Cooley, Guy Johnson, Dan Pelligrino, Kenneth Rich, Bill Stogsdill, Lloyd Hartshorn, Jack Wilson, Ronald Barnett, Jerry Berry. R DIG CLUB The Radio Club has been organized four years. During these four years many of its members have become hams or amateur radio operators. At present six of the club's members have operators' licenses. They have talked to people in Spain, Ireland, ltaly, Australia, New Zealand, and Russia. The organization uses the electronic facilities at the high school and some of the boys have operating sets in their homes. Adviser: Mr. Tucker I Row One Denny Sparks, Jerry Rider, Wayne DaVault, Larry Lang, Jim Mizoll, Richard Braden, David Reynolds, Wally Link. Row Two: Eldon Bauer, ,lack Mizell, Bruce Schenowies, Charles Kirby, Mike Lay, Bill Warren. Row Three Mike Shan, Harold Hampton, Kenneth Fish, David Smith. Row Four: Clarence Corbin, Don Frazier, John Denfip, Joe Jones, Roger Horne. Row Five: Don Gifford, Nelson Gregory, Tom Denton, Ken Combs. l.E. CLUB The main object of the Industrial Education Club is to acquaint our members with the many varied positions and opportunities in industry. This purpose is accomplished by touring the various industries in our community and in the St. Louis area or by having guest speakers to our meetings. The club was organized in l952 and any student that is taking, or had suc- cessfully completed a course in industrial education, is eligible to become a member. Adviser: Mr. Studnicki Row One: John Wright, Richard Baker, George Van Horne, Vic Harvey, Roy Webb, Larry Feezel, Larry Priest, Scott Sidener, Bruce Hammon. Row Two: Jim Maneke, Kip Smith, Dale Lippert, Augie Sorgea, Girard Gray, Wes Tucker, John Smith, Jim Archer, Gordie Hill, Tony Kussmanoff, Coach Yocum. Row Three: Gary Lane, Bob Hayne, Larry Hinson, Bob Borman, Danny Proctor, John Heck, Larry Barry, Denny Burk, Jerry Rider. LETTERME An active organization at Wood River High is the Lettermen's Club. Any boy that receives a varsity letter by competing in any sport, or by managing any of the teams, is eligible to ioin this club. The Lettermen sponsor the annual Lettermen's Club Banquet, a hayride each fall, and a float in the Homecoming Parade. Lettermen also escort the Harvest Queen and her attendants at the Homecoming game. Mr. Floyd organized the first Lettermen's Club in 1947, then it was reorganized in 1954. Sponsor: Mr. Yocum If 1 st - : Row One: Donna Harper. Row Two: Gayle Bauer, Mary lou Fish, Judy Sitesinger. Row Three: Ruth Kirk, Charlene Summers, Margaret Harpole, Marge Hayne, Carolyn Vinyard, Sandy Smith, Frances Zum- walt, Ginger Betts, Gerdie Hayne, Marilyn Conklin. Row Four: Sybil Hudson, Patty Gates, Judy Berry, Judy Russell, Carol Fairless, Patty Stormer, Carolyn McGuire, Judy Gerl, Connie Foster, 9 O 0 The Girls' Athletic Association has been an active organization High since l929. lt stands for growth in spirit, mind, and body. such sports as field hockey, volleyball, basketball, gymnastics, and bers also plan extra activities each year. This year, these included a with the women faculty members, a swimming trip to the Y.W.C.A., overnight camping trip at Marquette Park. at Wood River The girls enioy softball. Mem- volleyball game and the annual Any girl interested in physical education and sports may become a member. There is never a dull moment at G.A.A. Adviser: Miss Fleming Row One: Nancy Fisher, Jaria McCoy, Barbara Skei, Wanda Eihausen, Pat Gains. Row Two: Audry Calvin, Sandy Stein, Nancy Steel, Judy Baker, Pat Pitchford, Janet Carr, Jane Held. Row Three: Cheryl Esterlein, Sharon Curtis, Melodye St. Peters, Leslie Sparks, Jane Sellier, Jackie Williams. Row Four: Jackie Walker, Sandy Jamerson, Patsy Pinkerton, Kelly Phillips, Joann DeGerlia, Charlotte Knox, Jean Jouett, Shirley Kania, Viki Jutting. PEP LUB Come on, team-Fight, Fight, Fight! Our cheerleaders enthusiastically lead peppy cheers such as this one to encour- age the Oilers on to a triumphant victory. Members of the Wood River High Pep Club stomp their feet and clap their hands to create more pep and noise. As a game progresses, the excitement of the Pep Club grows. How can you become a member? Just attend Pep Club meetings, be a loyal supporter of school spirit, attend all Oiler games, and have a strong voice. The first Pep Club was organized in i950 with the name Kids Enthusiastic with Pep. ln 1956, the name was changed to Pep Club. Adviser: Miss Williams I 1, X 3 fy iq .A k 5 Hi. Q , fu xx, X ,A YA - -' m, A-I 5 LH vvvlfg '.y3f:!fjX?,f 2 I x elif q!1J? 33 .HM 5 , ii: w ' Ng nhfm rim 2113211 1- 'fs V EN My A , Wg. Aw 1 : sz jx, M-RJ F5 'J 'X ' '-f 5 ip 9 3 7, 'Yi 3, E' f I ,lf W ESM 1: 'V x if i ' ' 4' J- Li ..' f ' 1-A Q X Q' mf '2 Qi Y 'ff rift' 1 E M . X I 1 . J . f N 4 Q U is J -u ' W ff . ' is 1 ' If ' 1 K 5 A ua ll K V Q X 3 M 1 ia 7 I ,W I ' 5: V M1 X. -gf X , w ,W.,. WY ll 1 1 R if x if 'M-W, if 3 J' x ' ' A f. 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Third Row: Dennis Shoreack, Larry Strahan, Hal Smith- son, Kip Smith, Sam Ladd, Robert Cooley, Jim Blackledge, Denny Burk, Richard Braden, Phil Haley, Jim Archer, and Coach Robinson. Fourth Row: Terry Primas, Ted Miller, Don Heiens, Danny Harvey, Gary Welch, Paul Ritter, Terry White, Ron Milligan, Ted Miller, Bill Maupin, Terry Cannon, and Coach Cates. Fifth Row: Jack Knowles, Gyn Stallings, Lowell Brown, Joe Costanzo, Willard Thompson, Maurice Simmons, Richqfd Bickmore, Bob DiPaolo, John Helmcamp, and Coach Fisher. Sixth Row: Ed Agles FOOTBALL The 1959 East Alton-Wood River High School Football Oilers didn't win all their games this season, but they provided many exciting ones for the students and Denny Sparks, Mgrs, through the wet season. The Oilers had some of their worst breaks at home with almost every game being played in the mud. However, they managed to whip the Jerseyville Panthers by a score of 26-20. ln the first quarter, after a 34-yard drive, Larry Priest recovered a fumble in the Jerseyville end zone, and Clark Miller ran the ball for the extra point. Because of their weaker foes, the Oilers were able to move the ball at any time they wished. However, Jerseyville's Roger Gross intercepted a pass from Larry Feezel for the first Panther touchdown. Then, the Oilers came back in four plays to send Larry Hin- son over the goal line from the two-yard marker. During the second half, the Oilers were still going great guns as Clark Miller broke loose from scrimmage to run 69 yards for a touchdown. The Oilers now led 20-13. Another scoring drive was put together by the Oilers and Hinson again cracked over from the six yard line. All during the while, when the Oilers were on the defensive side of the ball, spectacular tackles were continuously being made by John Heck. Even though the Oilers only won one out of nine games this year, the hard- playing and hard-fighting Juniors will be at full strength in l960. N. 3 .V 1-4 1 2 Q . . 5 . ,. 'iF P5 , , 4 N- ' ' '1-. L ff' ,YM 6 3, is ar-1' fin, I bl 1lf7'7'W95Wf Gordon Hill Roy Webb: Dan Uferh Right Halfb.-,Ck mgm and fullback 4-3, - , N xiii Oilers Bethalfo Oilers Roxana Oilers Edwardsville Oilers levll Oilers Ganrle Crly lers .lerseyvr Oilers Co Ilnsv Oilers sl S lou Oilers Alfon 7 Bel ' le . 0 r . . Oi 26 'Ile ' 7 I ' ille ' 0 Ea I. is ' 7 Season Record: 'I-8 V A VARSITY rqorarul Don Heleng Scoll Sldenefz Leff Guard l-eff Guard HrilamNsJLr1 5? - .lim Archer: Right Guard 'i: V A M ,,,k., J., ..: , iii 'ff giw ,f W: 219 MW., 132 ,, ,ff I1 :fam V . . l'25w,V ' , V- es, A. ,L,,w e , 5135157 , Q K mf ., wmgi, w., ,- K ,,-HW f ' +I' W VH, fm 'W J! P, i?1i 1fm1: .. u a , Q 4 H O O , M y U ,L ,Q -QQ: fi 1, , , -4 Qs: I . .R . H rules- ,1:ff1:' H, , ,FW-1 2 ,, .W , , ,. A-L1 i Y , 4 Q V, D P 1 Dole Lippert: Rghf E d Left Halfback iii! 51 A, A 33 , ,,,,..:. ,.-M ,,.,, , . 133 - 4-. John Heck: R W lk Righf Halfback T JUNIOR-VA RS lTY FOOTB 38 ' 33 i 41 Col ' ille Oi 7 E Si. ' P S G Q fb k Q fb k ,. A- 4 .. gli if as 'I Q . Larry Priest: Oilers Bethallo Oilers Allon 23 Oilers Edwardsville 12 Oilers Belleville Oilers GranileCily Oilers Roxana O Iers Ilnsv Iers asf Louis Season Record 6 1 Leffr.-,cue ,.v..,. .-..-.. , 2.41 ' ,FRN Front Row: Sam Harris, Mike Seward, Ronald Edmiaston, Dennis Doerr, Joe Helmkamp, Chuck Spann. Second Row: Danny Bryant, Sonny Cotton, Mike Whitten, Willie Flack, Bill Mace, Robert Bixler. Third Row: Mike Cox, Francis Eaton, John Kassak, Dale Schoenhofen, Mike Urban, Dean Boron. Fourth Row: Gary Zacny, David Belanger, Bob Fowler, Dennis Barnard, John Vosevich, and David Barach. FRE HMA The freshman squad had an exceptionally fine team this season. Even though they only won three games and lost four, they continually put forth their best efforts. To prove this, thirty-two out of the thirty-three boys on the team received letters. The boys will well remember the game played against the Edwardsville Tigers. It all started at the half. The team was losing by a large margin when the horn sounded. During the break, Coach gave them a do it or else pep talk. Confidently, they marched onto the field and made a startling comeback, tying the score. The squad was very much at ease and feeling splendid. Then, when the ball was snapped by Edwardsville in the last F RESHMAN SCORES : Oilers 20 -c-. ........... ,----Southwestern 6 Oilers 7 .a....s.ass...a..... Collinsville 25 Oilers O E aaa., 2 .v........ North Jr. High 33 Oilers 6 .a.....a..aaaa. .-.--Edwardsville 12 Oilers O ,.aaaaaa c a..aa...... Marquette 19 Oilers 26 aaaaaaaaaa..ae,aaa ccaa,Roxana 25 Oilers 26 c. .aasaa.aa,..aa..a..aa B'ethalto 25 OOTBALL quarter, the horn blew and off the field the Oilers went running and yelling. What they did not know was that the ball had been snapped before the gun had sounded and that they had left John Kassak on the field running after the ballcarrier, all by himself. And, iust as John neared his heels, the Edwardsville boy stepped across the goal line, winning the game 'I2-6. This mistake cost our freshman squad a football game and a temporary loss of pride, however, they came back to win their next game against Roxana 26-25. With this lesson came the practice that will make this group of boys the Varsity Oiler Squad of 1962. SOPHOMORE SCORES I Oilers 8 .,,. ca-. .cac cc---.,cc. .aaa aAlton O Oilers 'I2 cc.c,,.accccc,.ccc. s.Collinsville T2 Oilers 6 dass aasa adam, .a..a East St. Louis 38 Oilers 33 c.saa.sca,aac..a..a c--Cahokia 6 Oilers 18 .....s sac. aaaaaa..aa, Marquette 13 'g-q., ,,,,. - 4. ., 5 ,. 'J' :I aaa alarm, ' C L' '13 ,nf an - mr 4 -64' X .4 QA ,.x- , .e ' go : A . Q 5 - ., 'V N - 1:.,..1jg 5:f.1.Q.. as 12? K V., J.: - A ,- so ' 'if Q -V my H CWC 54-Qt gfgf V, A li- ,, A E in no if.. M ft ' . -' - J' QQ!! , i CD ' 'T-17' .W fra . ' Wi .,o' 'mxvf' ' ,Q as ' 15. .. Vs'-1' First Row: Ronald Evans, Larry Barry, Jim Olson, August Sorgea, Larry Lipe, David Reynolds, Jerry Fromme, Bob Blackledge, Bill Doil, Ronald Orr. Second Row: Danny Morgan, Wally Link, Van Smith, Tony Kusmanoff, Glenn Jenkins, Robert Wiese, Warren Vance, Odis Dillo, Coach J. Paul Gardner. Third Row: Don McKeen, Bill Gieselman, Ronnie Weir, Wesley Tucker, Don McGee, John Smith, George Van Horne, and Mike Harmon. This year, an outstanding Oiler Cross Country Team, developed through the efforts of our new coach, Coach J. Paul Gardner, captured first place in 5 dual meets and second place in 6 meets. Also, after seizing eleventh place at the Beumont Invitationals, the harriers tied for fourth place in District competition. Our high school was very well represented by a most impressive Junior-Varsity, who won first place in 8 dual meets, tied in 'l, and placed second in 3. Through these wins, both the Varsity and the Junior-Varsity finished the season with a fourth place in the Southwestern Conference. Outstanding victories were: Wood River 28 - Collins- THE PACERS: Sorgea and Barry, McGee, Tucker, Wiese and Harmon. ville 31 . . . Wood River 22 - Western Military 57 . . Wood River 27 - Roxana 37 - East St. Louis 61. Outstanding boys on the team this year were Ronald Evans, a Junior, and Larry Barry, a Senior. Both boys returned from the Beumont Invitationals with impressive standings, and both boys qualified for the State finals, Barry winning first and Evans taking fifth in the District meet. When the course was run to decide the State championships, Evans captured tenth while Barry received twenty-seventh. Looking ahead, the prospects for next year may prove to make an even better team than was made this year. Van Horne, and Olson, Blackledge and Harmon, X f. W3 ..i K . ff if, ' lvl' - fuersansw 1' ,fn is 1 N Y XM Q f-1 rw 1? J -is Z First Row: Danny Morgan, Denny Morgan, Don Houser, Mike Seward, Gary Worthen, Mike Robinson, Arthur Tite, Robert Bixler, Tom Wimbly, Sam Harris, and Mike Urban. Second Row: George Bickmore, Don Gifford, Tony Kusmanoff, Mike Bandy, Larry Lipe, Joe Costanzo, Boris Kusmanoff, Victor Harvey, Scott Sidener, Jim Kanter, Wayne Yoder, and Albert Sheets. Third Row: Warren Vance, Denny Sparks, Rocky Dare, Louis Spano, Gary Cox, Ronald Barnett, Larry Hall, Donald Neece, Jim Olsen, Richard Braden Nelson Gregory, and James Boswell. 1 WRE TLI Our Oiler matmen have started their season off with a bang . So far, they have secured a l - l record out of their sixteen scheduled meets. The Varsity Team consists of: Denny Sparks, wrestling at 95 lbs., Mike Seward, l03, Joe Costanzo, ll2, Tony Kusmanoff, l20, Mike Bandy, l27, Boris Kusmanoff, l33, Wayne Yoder, l38, Victor Harvey, l45, Scott Sidener, l54, Don Neece, l65, Richard Braden, or Jim Kanter, l80, and Albert Sheets, Heavy- weight. In the first match of the season, the grapplers lost 30- T6 against Evanston, which has been ranked among the first five teams in state during the last five years. Of the twelve men who wrestled, the four winners were: Tony Kusmanoff, 3 - l, Mike Bandy, 4 - 2, Boris Kusmanoff, a pin in l:06, and Don Neece, a pin in 2:20. In our next meet with Roxana, our Oilers won 40 - l0, losing only two matches, through a forfeit and a pin. Highlights of this meet were: a victorywbyigDenn-y Sparks, a 2 - 0 win by Mike Seward, apiniby Tony Kus- 'nfanoff in 2:05, a pin by Mike Bandy in 2:00, a pin by our senior, Boris Kusmanoff, in l:35, a pin by Wayne Yoder in l:28, a pin by Scott Sidener in l:26, a pin by Don Neece in l:2i, a 6-2 victory by Jim Kanter, and a pin by Albert Sheets in l:23. With fourteen matches left, our Oilers are working Victor Harvey and Boris Kusmanoff: The struggle for the takedown. extra hard to improve as much as possible before the District, Sectional, and State meets this spring. As of now, our Oiler Wrestling Team for i960 looks as though it will rival that of Granite City, who has the toughest wrestlers in our area. - 'QS' ,MN 1 .f - 4741 1 N, 4 xx ag' Ffa., -- f ' f . If-Xl Q xx E -v' - ' x f, v V' X X N I . g K r v . xx N xxox' I I i Q. , O , 1 L 2 1 I' 'fy gg . V ' - ig. , Boris Kusmcmoff and Richard Braden The Old Pro's Sfruggle. VARSITY, Left to Right: Mike Ufert, John Heck, Bob Borman, Larry Strchcin, Ron Wilkinson, John Smith, Wesley Tucker, George Von Horne, Dan Ufert, Gary Lane, Larry Feezel, and Gordon Hill. Kneeling: Coaches Horton ond Robinson. X BASKETBALL i JUNIOR-VARSITY, Left to Right: Som Ladd, Mike Ufert, Bob Bluckledge, John Heck, Ron Milligan, Bob Borman, Don McGee, Paul Ritter, Kip Smith, Ron Evans, and Lowell Brown. Kneeling: Coach Robinson. gpwvg . LJ SOPHOMORES, First Row: Ron Milligan, Sam Ladd, Lowell Brown, Paul Ritier, Bob Blaclcledge. Second Row: Tom Jones, John Hdlmcamp, Roberf DiPaolo, Bill Doll, Eddie Agles. Third Row: Coach Fisher, Warren Waters, Bill Maupin, Dan Diamond, and Paul Ruff, Manager. L s f 6 ,pd x I, 5s If xx , ' X I ss 1' N ,' d ' sg I xx I ' s ' x 0 'J ' v Q FRESHMEN, First Row: Van Smiih, Bill Mace, David Belanger, Dennis Barnard, and Robert Wiese. Second Row: Coach Pyle, Danny Bryant, Ronnie Weir, Bill Gieselman, Dale Schoenhofen, Chuck Spann, and Joe Helmkamp. Third Row: John Vosevich, Manager, Francis Eaton, Dean Boren, David Barach, and Don Tiley. :greg '1 TRACK 59' The East Alton -Wood River Community High School Track Team was blest with many outstanding individuals this season. The best individual perform- ance was Bill Brown's l2'4 pole vault. The outstand- ing event for the team as a team, was the Low Shuttle Hurdle relay race. In this race at the West Frankfort Relays, our team, composed of Dennis Bunting, Irv ln'skip, Jerry Hanner, and Roy Webb, placed first. Also, at these Relays, our Distance Medley Team, com- posed of August Sorgea, Bill Brown, Larry Reynold, and Larry Barry, raced hard to reach the finish line for a second place. Finally, to tie up the season, two trackmen rep- resented Wood River in the State Finals. These two boys were Dennis Bunting and lrv lnskip. Bunting's best record for the event which he went to State for, the High Jump, was 5'l l , lnskip's best record for the event he represented at State, High Hurdles, was l5.2. SEASON'S RECORD I Dual-Granite City 73 Oilers 43 Dual-Belleville 58 Oilers 60 Triangle-Alton lst Edwardsville 2nd Oilers 3rd Triangle-Oilers lst Roxana 2nd Collinsville 3rd West Franklfort Relays-East St. Louis lst Centr. 2nd Oilers 3rd Conference Relays-East St. Louis lst Oilers 7th Madison County-Alton lst Oilers 5th East St. Louis Relays-E. S. lst Oilers lOth Dual-East St. Louis 83 Oilers 45 Conference Track 8g Field-East St. Louis lst Oilers oth .lerry Hanner: Fleet-footed. Dennis Bunting 2 3 , .N ,..., T gm M ... 1, ,s V. . ex. M51 s V 5 -ff . In Y issew- V-sg.???f, S Step lively there, boys!!! Smith and Reynolds: They're going to win. . 5 V 'VV f'-iw, 'l BH 1 1 f .g ,l . 4 uf- V4 iffii-Q if V R ii'j,,5 5i' Y .V 5' 5? 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V X .. 1 V 3.45, , Q X 1 t as ,Q -.fs as Kwik . ,, .-. . ,V ' 5- I - 5 ' - ' ' ' 5 -+--f W ls 5 '-fQ1i?,'5.' 1' 'E .V,. .-1 ,V. -.' : .s:25-',vw,:fF-.5'-:i,,isV'-55- s- :f,s.,' 5 V5 - V. , , 5 1 .- .f-..v-..,.,,, VV ,.,.. ,.VV, 5 VV V H- ,V ,.., 5-5-- . 55 , fue. 5345-4Fil'5i.'1'wQe ff?-y.,.s...m 1 - 4 535 '5 ' ' CONFERENCE DECATHLDN: Bill Brown lrv lnskip 1st 5th High Jump 5'7 450 High Jump 5'9 510 120 yd. L.H. 14.1 470 120 yd. L.H. 13.9 500 Shot Put 37'11V2 330 Shot Put 36'8V2 305 Broad Jump 18'10 400 Broad Jump 18'1 355 220 yd. dash 24-1 410 220 yd. dash 25 sec. 320 100 yd. dash 10.9 370 100 yd. dash 11.2 330 Discus 115'7V2 430 Discus 109' 390 70 yd. H.H. 9.7 sec. 500 70 yd. H.H. 8.9 sec. 720 Pole Vault 12'4 600 Pole Vault 9'6 350 660 yd. Run 129.4 615 660 yd. Run 140.2 345 Total 4575 Total 4125 The two outstanding track men of the East Alton-Wood River Track Team for 1959 were Bill Brown and Irvin ln- skip. Brown placed first in the Conference Decathlon and lnskip placed fifth. Before the last event, Brown was losing by a score of 4010 to Ed Ford of Granite City. ln his out- standing performance of running the 660 yd. dash he was able to take the first place honors by a score of 4575 to 4495. In the Junior Division Decathlon, however, Lowell Brown, a Freshman, placed ninth. His best performance was the Broad Jump in which he lumped 18 feet 8172 inches. His total score was 2880. Brown: Up and over. Tai -mf. f if-ak J 5' Y' 1. 4 ,A .K - -,VL Y. Us-r 1 '15 ' -1 - . if. T It 83. . if at iitii 9 'M .h'5 5. XXT. x , .1 L . Bill Brown and lrv lnskip I I Ay Qs 1 1 ix xx ! is A his f ,jff ' ' 4 1' . 1. ... V .V' I . ,Wu k K ., . . l - .1 . EV Q We 2 4 .4---,MMR ' - wb Yigggzf r Kg. , 1 ff - K s 1 'I . , 79? . - V - -,U fm 'L-5,0 ,iq 'I.f'932 if . 4' 4 Ar . A -aqui efig-'s!:',.. n'.s.Lf f ' - ls--:QQ Zi' M299 'lx-ij. 'Es V , .ff LW 'v.:jt5..-eff -2-vgfw-7 :dwg gi M, 'Q Q: ..f'-:riff 5, 1 -9- .. ,- 5 .gf 'E Q ,A-sl, - ,-2 515'-1'. 'Q Guess whQ???? lnskip: Perfect form. s x , .,,- ,i- X X 1 First Row: Bruce Schoeneweis, David Blankenship, Paul Butkovich, Kennyf McMillen, Terry Abernathy, Frank Ruecker, Ed Bechel, Frank Essery, Larry Bandy, Jim Angel, and Larry Hinson. Second Row: Jerry Hon, Joe Butkovich, Ray Allen, Mike Metford, Mike Hnnmon, Mike Jones, .lim Raymer, Bob Travis, Bill White, Mike Maloney, and Coach Cates. GYMNASTICS With the arrival of the new Juniors' physical education teacher, Mr. John M. Cates, a new sport is rapidly becoming popular. This new sport is called gymnastics, and it in- cludes such things as: excersises, calisthenics, and acrobatics. Because it is a great activity and is providing loads ot fun for its participants. Since this is the tirst year ot any such sport ot this kind, the boys in the Gymnastics Club have been visiting Roxana High 'School to watch their team work-out and to get some pointers from some old pros. Already Coach Cates says that we are ahead of Roxana in tumbling, but that the stunts on the horse, the trampoline, and other equipment takes time and practice. On the calendar for this school year: A visit to a gym- nastics meet at Southern Illinois University, Carbondale . a trip to a gymnastics meet at the University ot Illinois . . . and a gymnastics exhibition to be given before the student body in an assembly this spring. And so, the Oiler Sports Department wishes you, Mr. Cates, good luck and continued success with your Gymnastics Citrix A. - if R K I l., x N: v M, K U .,-f ,, f. 1 TL 111,ls,--V Mel.. Larry Hinson: if in The handstand 151 fx Larry Bundy: ' y,x 'i- 1 if, fw X . Thel backflip . K. V ., ,, N. v J5... .N it -W , - Abernathy: Kip-ups on the Pbars l ,, ,. ,, , , -..Y WY.. . , . . .,. ....Q.....a...... . l -AV QL VARSITY, Left to Righf: Leslie Sparks, Kay Fiegenbc:um,Mc1rilyn Ballard, Carmen Allen, and Jecne Dewlen. HEERLE DERS JUNIOR-VARSITY, Left to Right: Nancy Fisher, Norma Kasiwiez, Pal Gaines, Audrey Colvin, Georgia McCoy, Sandy Gilliland. i .x 5.7. .-, V .lm ., 1 'iv 4 -- . V K , .mg ,i..m,,,...w.,s.-QW., ' K ' j WKr l - --4-- . . ' ' ' A ' M ' , -v W7 - ,lf-J-+ 2 ww- - .,, fzxwfg rg L -g ri K sa H I gif? ,V l A GN! xx' ...,.... L U ...W 6 'V Swag... -X s El if E T 3 Q4 a it . 5' -. , 11 ' ..., , vi an-7 F T A ' ., 1 ,V g ,:.,, , y VI.. ' ' A at ,c , C A A is E ' . .H fii f,j:,,.z:q,jg s . ..., . ,Q Lzlm,Lb it l g4um.g..,,,., B , 3... I ry A ,wsu Kienstra: The big s-t-r-e-t-c-h TENN S '59 BRINGS VICTORY This spring, Coach Favre Gould's Varsity Tennis Team, led by Captain Gary Ballard, began a promising season of twelve very difficult matches. Our Oiler netmen displayed considerable strength this year, especially in the doubles' teams. Also, even though the team was handicapped in many ways, the season was unusually good, near the middle of May, our Oilers played a thrilling match againt Western Military Academy of Alton winning 3-2. Likewise, four close matches were played opposing Roxana and Collinsville and were all lost 2 - 3. In District competition, Randy Kienstra was our repre- sentative in the singles' class. The Oilers first doubles' maestros, Gary Ballard and Gary Lane, swung the cat-gut to whip their competitors from Lebanon. Even though they fought and played hard, they were beaten by Belleville 3 - 5. The overall season record for the doubles team was: 8 matches won and 4 matches lost. The Varsity Tennis Team consisted of: Gary Lane and Gary Ballard, first doubles, Ralph Yakuboff and Mitse Kus- manoff, second doubles, Randy Kienstra, first singles, Gerald Magurany, second singles, and Stacy Hegeman, third singles. Substitutes for the team were: Tom Burke and David Gentry. With fall practice underway, Coach Gould is looking forward to even greater victories and more lettermen. 'inf we Front Row: Ralph Yakuboff, Gary and Randy Kienstra. 'Hume IEZQP c C .t..,.,,, Ballard, Captain, Mitse Kusmanoff. Standing: Gary Lane, Coach Gould, 1 V 1- SPI -' . . f - my-,f. it'ss.'Mge .1 ,ga ttf t g Q 3 .. r.. I . if.. 'W l--1 , - 2 ' X' ss- J'-1-+4 A A W. , QNX, EQ: lex, 952 Gy UPS xX. 5195. xgllpy bw Eg? . .',, 5' ' as - V Q l 5 'Q-.nn A I , V . , ,ti wx - HQv y . '-Sr 1 ,iq - W , sv -xr YE r X V n- I I x E ' l it R V Q A at . .,- , Cx .A 1.9 Left fo Right: Coach Summers, Richard Baker, Harley Nischwitz, Larry Feezel, Bruce Hammann,Jerry Ridder, Dick Worthen. Standing: Bill Mortland, Manager, Larry Priest, John Smith, Frank Schmieder, Danny Ufert, John Heck, Gordon Hill, and Din Heiens, Manager. BASEBALL SCORES With the opening of the 1959 season, the Wood River Varsity Baseball Oilers conquered the Bethalto Eagles 'l2 - 3. In the second game ot their season, the Oilers romped Edwardsville 8-4. Other high- lights of the season were: a 6- O win over Western Military Academy, a thrilling 4- 2 win over Roxana, an 8-2 victory over Bethalto, and a 2-O victory over Marquette. At the end of the season, however, it was evident that the Oilers played very exciting ball, since they broke clean with 9 wins and 9 losses. Tom Yopp and Gordie Hill both topped the '59 team with a .333 average. Hill led the team with 'l9 hits followed by Yopp with 16. Also, Dick Worthen chalked up decisive home runs in some of the close games. Hill, Worthen, and their team- mates all show great promise for our 'l96O team. 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Jenkins Donna Johnson Tom Jones Jean Joueft Vicki Jutfing Michael Kadell Shirley Kania Sheryl Kladar Gloria Knapp Brenda Knoblauch Linda Knoblauch Jack Knowles Charlotte Knox Larry Kuehnel Sammy Ladd Richard LaHue Inez Landsan Jim Lattimore Slella Lauchner Mike Lay Bill Levi Danny Lewis Sherry Lewis Michael Link Viola Lorfs Bill Lumpkins f a f. 1 5 Q. I i I T27 Tir Patty Lux v ,, - ,, Jaria McCoy Lf. 1 Phillip Macy ' 5 Michael Maloney a - ' W , , , v' i ' i I 'x L Sd Caroline Molson Hilda Manley .L N Claudia Manning ' x , 4 sl Adelmo Marchiori .-5 Bill Maupin - 1-f,l,,,,' Gay Meffert l - Charles Mensching I R 1' - Heidi Mikaelsen 4. ,. Louis Miliiello l, ' Ted Miller Q-yfl W ',l fl . 5' - , fi X L 1 ii A ffifffsff, i , 1 , V . 'i !3 - I . 1-+ , - , vie . ' f L V F i ' fs L iff! J l , G Y i Q ' g , A' .1 'fr- H.: L, fi 'i f ' , li? .P -'P , e 1 'A . 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Staggs Jim Stalcup Glynn Stallings Dorothy Starbuck l 1 .-n Q , , ...af ,.-v N 'Q ,IQ fu f. Hifi' - I A...-un 1 In: u. -mo., I an Cul. Hn Q flu! n.::f ff1 K 'ps an A r' 6'-' '-. ,Q Qmilfi 3 J. J x rtyu S if Q if ' J T UQ 4. J N f Q A tt ' rf 5 ' , 5 x S4 8 'i J A Em W 1' ig vi. 'f J if fi ,S ,S if f t .ir,, -r'N as S f' i 7 1 es ig e 3 ' K I ..g f ff l l 12 :LL ,- av- ! h J W C: 2 V 'V ' 4 fi F . 5 9 ',-2 Q A I rf t x J Ei Lt J r we lt , -I no . fr ttssr 'E . S fJ ' tw-'31 ' J 1 I 1 ,- jx , l .. 1 l are me aw , fa, Q Q -L f ,i, 1 , ,px fl Tl 'W . we - fl? R if- i ll! ' 55+ 'Hz at Q , cf' I wifi 3 un S :lt , . tt , to ' +6 ,, , - 111' V 4, 3 ,., QL 1 E Q 243 3 'N f err, - - 2,,. W ,, ' -,A,:' .. ,,5,g.,,z.f, , ,, f fgflli ,135 C v T T ' it : l ' K r . '32-. 1 rj 'Y N AL R sg , , 1' SM 11' x-.' . 1 tm :f:A 1: ' R' r E 2 - ip? z., ,I , we b 3' , S - . l at , Y F :gf V . ' I EWS 5, T, if . :L 4.43, Q -1 '4-JE . MW N. gg. Q-L , get , 1 QP W In iii- , 1 'T 43 ,, . Q, l, it ' il' 555 5 , gmt' U lf V fff Mor ...uwgftb 1, ,Elf ij - ,,'a,'e,. ' ?:.ng-v A my W v., 'ggvy .:.5..,.: . V, , 1, -, k:5:E?ffi2?i:? .::3ff'f: Q 33, ,T ,,j . 1 aa, ,Q A ' H ,,?.f'1f K ' ww -5 ' ,, yy y e ,iff 5 T , we ,,,- -' 2 ,, 4 Q f i l W, A A 1 S e , w as ? r M' ff : , r A r f O f,- ,sn 'P st L Fi i q S, K T N V i J, ft, H . 1 1 Y it diff! Jim Stark Frances Stayton Nancy Steele Sandra Stein Joyce Stewart Linda Stirnaman Pat Story Robert Stract Betty Strange Peggy Stumpe .loan Sweeney Carlis Switzer Kenny Thompson Willard Thompson Mickey Thrasher Eddie Tite Elizabeth Tite Larry Tite Ronnie Tite William Treadway Marigene Tucker Bob Tuttle Kathy Van Horne Richard Vaughn .lo Ann Ventimiglia Tom Wall Inez Walker Bill Warren Warren Waters Joe Weber Ruth Weerts Gary Welch Pat Wheeler Jerry White Art Wiegand '-'W 2 :Q gb 'bf ff' ' ,'LQt'e'fr7 T bf.-QQ, - A Av - .. .155 I-11 l,- Ei?- 2 .WM 1.-.ii .if V, P -wig . 5 pf ,W li . WH, f 4 ' 9-u,,,s.s. WE PRCDUDLY PRESENT CDUR NEW UNIFORMS rleading Uniforms FINE ARTS FESTIVAL MUSIC FASHION ART Van- . T':: 1 X, U S SS, g g . ' . nfl A TSFS A ,QR 1 it DANCE SPRING PLAY THE sc:ouNDREL M SE IOR ASSEMBLY u K . Miss Janice Militello executes Q difficult step. Did you say Green Pastures? .l We didn't know Mr. Wiley could sing! Poeielaurecte and friends recite an ode To Q rose. SPECIAL AWARDS NEW NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS Row One: Sharon Duncan, Roberl Cooley, Bonnie Buckner, Pal Brown Barbara Bcrman Kay Atkins Ronald Ash. Row Two Bull Sherer Ann Sheraka Rulh Murray Sandra McCoy, Ronald Kohlmiller, Randy Kienslra, Ronald Ingersoll. Row Three: Richard Smith, Lewis Mennericlz, Billie Schillinger, Ned Freeman Geri Campbell Paul Butkovich Judy Bermes, Stanley Bailey Jerry Arnold Larry Gufhrle Calhle Hon HARRY HAYES SMITH SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Ron Wilkinson, Jo Ann Dworzynslu DAR AMERICAN LEGION AWARDS DAR Award-Ruth Anne Scoil American Legion Award - Larry Priest BIG SISTER PLEDGE TEA This year, as has been the practice in many years past, an elected group of Sophomore and Junior girls became members of the Big Sisters Organization. Besides the induction of new members, the graduating Big Sisters were presented gifts by the other members. The Pledge Tea is held annually on a date close to Mother's Day. At this tea, the new pledges, the senior members, and their mothers are honored. BOW DAY N I On or near February 14, which is Valentine's Day, the Big Sisters conduct their annual Bow Day. This year was no exception. As a person walked down the hall, he was approached by a girl carrying a large stuffed animal which was completely covered with bows of all shapes and sizes. Usually he has no alternative, he just has to buy a bow. Indeed, Bow Day is a day that is filled with color and excitement, and we hope it shall continue through the years. SENICR PICNIC Q, .N- 'Tl A -4' ,t- ' x , , ' ', v VY 'J ' -A,,t.,,s n ' :I il,..W Q1 Q 'kr P Oil :,, 5 .A g fp, - 5 1 . , . P H 'A ,.,.- , 5... Q, ,1 , N-- - 1 . . , ,J I-.x,,,, I, .L-Q . TJ- . . r J - gf iii .Q k ' i , I Q: . ,- . Q ' 5 x -mx . .gn- z,-v - . f , J - .f f v b , vvbon-.gf 4... ., ' A1 LJ-N T 'Q .l. . f f A- ,41- A 45 ' .vs'sm.5, Xixi- .fg fl? eff A nfl ,zd.Q, I - '.Q'N- -1 Jlslz is-S .An-H'-' Qixa ' Q. -uf? tn . 3 1' '-- 1, A x, .Ra -5 Ln ' 51- .ffl ft 1'5 V- 'N Xgi- x,g ' X , . 1. 1 n lv 1 .1 ik P V x 'hlqmk' X 0 r-A 3 titvxix. 17 Z' if Q14-:iii A -. i Ks . WD 1. ,. 5'a N WT ax-'ff' W Q 'Q xg .4151 Vu in xys 1 'Gm' 55 'l96O TRACK BRINGS OUT BE T' The T960 Spring Track Team started off the season with a bang. In their first meet, the Oilers beat Granite City by a score of 71M to MM. A few weeks later, in a triangular meet, they rolled up 86 points to Jerseyville's 4OV2 and Assumption's TIM. During the season, however, there were many outstanding marks set by those rep- resenting our school in this sport. The out- standing feat of the year was Larry Berry's time in the mile run at the District Track Meet. There Berry was timed at 4:3O.l, to top all of the other entries by many seconds. Another single performance which brought distinction and honor to our school, was Loyd Grafford's running in the 220's 440's, 'l0O's, and 50's yards. Outstanding team performance was prevalent in the Oiler's mile relay entry. This team, composed of Sorgea, Braden, Webb, and Van Horne, ran the event in 3:35 for a new school record. Also, the 880 relay team shined when it 'composed of Miller, Braden, Graf- ford, and Van Horne, was timed at the West Frankfort Relays in 'l.33.5. S CO R E S Oilers 71M We Granite City 4lVz Oilers 53 , LM, Belleville 65 Oilers 72V2 W, ,W Collinsville 45M Oilers 74 ,,,,s,,,,,,, Roxana 44 East St. Louis Relays cu., llth place, 9 pts. County Meet ,, ,e,.e,,, 4th place, 26 pts. Conference Relays .es, 7th place, 28 pts. Oilers 39M ., ,s,,,L, East St. Louis 78M District Meet ,dm ,,,,,,,-,-YYg, sz 'IO pts, West Frankfort Relays ..s,,.,. 5th place BEAUTIFUL MOONGLOW 1 as, 35 5 -. f ?w ia 5 A .4 nf, figggcg f ff V Xia, x ' , Y 'N . 4- X ' . , . 1, EE N V 3' -'x 1 2 gi I x f 1- V ' ' 'M ' V, X K, ifig, , ml . f Hyip! J? 7 . ,E L. .. ..4 . .. . , . I V Q-'ff M F Q L v . F v f 1 . I H 5 KAx1F'1QVf.:V',,i. ,T '. -f gg.. ig... 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L5 A f Qbffw A Q 5 0 3 . 1, lg. -W 'qi ' ,L I p N 1 V-,if , f VL K 4 , i,.. .- M, f' I .1, al V W 1 1 , 1' A f 1 ' yr 1 V' I V-E lr, all x A W , I ax' ,Q 3 '.9 , i J MF iii MU 1 N I, 1' 1 mf 1 5 Y U ,J f , 5' 5 '. .. -f, , . W. ,X .'f sig 1 E , Q ,nu , Q, F. -pw. ,W ., -, ' U 1 e mfr' , uw we n -2616, if W A af F, ,wi 7 Left to Right: Richard Worthen, Bruce Hamman, Jerry Rider, Deflf1iS Burk, Jim Bl0ClKl9f-lge, Ron Milligan, Dun Pl'OCl9f, l-UYVY John Heck, Bob Borman, Harley Nischwitz, Gordon Hill, PflE5f, Bob Blf1ClileGl96, PC1Ul Rlffef, Gnd Sum l-GdCl. Richard Baker, Phil Whitlock. Standing: Coach Summers, BASEBALL SCORES Oilers 6 , ,H ,7,,.,, ,,,.c..,, A ssumption Oilers 6 ,,. , ,,,,,,,,,, ,M Oilers 'l ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Lincoln QESLD Edwardsville Oilers 2 ,,,, ,. ,cm East St. Louis Flyers Oilers 6 ,,,,,,,,,,,,--,,, W Roxana Oilers l2 ,,,,.A,,,,,,,.,,,,L, Alton Oilers 4 ,,,,,.,,,,,, WW ,L Marquette Oilers l , ,. ,, Lincoln of East St. Louis CA two-hitter pitched by John Heckj Oilers 5 ,W ,,.,.L, ,.-.,,,,,,, Oilers l Granite City sssssscsccss, ,WLM Belleville Oilers l sssssssss so ,,,, Collinsville District: Oilers 3 Oilers 3 - ,,,,,, , WWW, CA one-hitter pitched Regionals: Oilers O ,,,, L ,W ,,,,,,, ssssssns , c ,,,,,,, Roxana Edwardsville y John Heckj Granite City . A K , , L, ' W V'-- 'v V stst a t U' lv 1 W, . , fr gy . , f 2' L A! -3 , r g , 1 . - H .. . . me 1 -. , V - . E ,U In fm V 15 Ef i f f- ' f ' 6 , av A , f X' WfWlQgFWF?Eit - M mr s ' , A 1 4, , A .. ., . Q, L '6O' BRINGS Randy's serve has very good form! Oilers 0 --- Oilers 'l --- Oilers 2 --- Oilers O no Oilers 2 --- Oilers O se, Oilers 2 --- Oilers 3 --- Oilers 'I --- Oilers 3 --- Oilers 3 C, --,--ees we Roxana 5 ,C Belleville 4 A Collinsville 3 A-- Edwardsville 5 ----s Roxana 3 C, Granite City 5 u -m- Granite City 3 A -,-- Collinsville 2 ,C Edwardsville 4 -O-Western Military 2 A ,R Western Military 2 i Q scones I l l i l f l 3 J 1 l l l i Now that he has served, let's get the game W under wayl l il fi l i il THE GIFT F THE M GI is yu . ll i T. ,i . ll 2 i On December 13, at 4:00 o'clock, our annual Christmas Pageant was held in the auditorium. As is the custom our queen, Miss Sally Allen, was the Virgin Mary. The three wisemen, George VanHorne, Larry Priest, and John Ebbert, brought the baby Jesus rare gifts of beauty. These two scenes were a part of the holy ceremony. CGRRECTICNS We neglected to state that Mrs. Hemp- hill now has her masters degree. The name of the head custodian, Mr. Stevens, was unlisted with his picture. The name of Mr. Dean Smith should be added to the list of the Board of Education. We are sorry that his name was unintention- ally omitted. We are sorry that the picture of Larry McVey was unintentionally left out of the Larry McVey Senior section of the yearbook. Distributive Education A very solemn occasion. Straighten those capsl BACCALAUREATE As is customary every year, the graduating class of Wood River High School participated in the Baccalaureate service held Thursday, June 2. The sermon was given by the Reverend Walter C. Burk, pastor of the First Baptist Church in Wood River. His topic was Turning Existence into Lite. The choir sang three songs in keeping with the religious setting. The songs were: The Lord Is A Mighty God, No Man Is An Island, and The Lord Bless You And Keep You. As the recessional started and the seniors passed from the auditorium for the last time, the memories of high school days passed through their minds. H The President of the Senior Class accepts his diploma from the President of the Board of Education. The great Class of l960l C ASS GF I960 Every student awaits the moment when he receives that all-important document, his diploma saying that he has completed his high school training. On Wednesday evening, June 8, 1960, the Senior Classof East Alton-Wood River Community High School realized this feeling of accomplishment. The Commencement exercises that took place on that evening was the forty-first to be held at the school. The 1960 graduating class was a very large one. The total number of members was 205. The program that was presented was very inspiring to all of the seniors. Reverend R. E. George, pastor of the First Methodist Church of Hartford, delivered the Invocation. Next on the program was the high school band, under the direction of Mr. Hughes, playing Rhapsody ln Blue. Mr. Ronald Wilkinson, President of the Senior Class, presented money to be donated to the fund for a new electric organ for the school. Dr. Robert G. Bone, President of Illinois State Normal University, gave a wonderful class address. Then the big moment arrived, the seniors received their diplomas from Mr. Thomas Holland, President of the Board of Education. This year's Commencement is one that will live long in the hearts of those present, especially the seniors who are taking that big step into this wide world. on OUI' Wdy Here we are to GRADUATION! I M' , ,I ,- ,L av, fm .D in mi 'I -.- 4 ,, 535, . W W A W iii? 1 ,,, vii 'Wim Q 33' We W? A iff - 5 ' 3 ,, , I A 5 rf, f fffff fs? 11 A f seigwffs ga-E , M X Q, F16 Q ,. ,gvwlsmq ,4,.mJ M. x,ggguygQ3, , WA S gi M e if 23-: f ff? wi fl Iywfffm S 5 Q m f1'nsz,,eww-'-'1-- X, X , Y Q, ARD! 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Wood River Avenue CL 4-2212 FOSTER'S LUNCH ROOM 334 Wood River Avenue Wood River, Ill. WOOD RIVER FURNITURE MART Complete Home Furnishings 54 Rolls Open Stock Carpet WOOD RIVER FLOWER SHOP COMET DRIVE-IN 115 Ferguson Avenue Dining Room and Curb Service ORDER YOURS FROM OTIS 3687 E. Broadway, Alton TROTTER MOTOR CO. INCORPORATED Rambler Sales and Service 49 Edwardsville Road sir 'llll X 41 ' 1' fx 'NJ I Cf is . ffl X ,1 x.. 1 RN 6 M1 A 111 L, ,-f 1 X , N'1fl'v fN ,1 T2 , R7 511 F Q yf?lW,,1sD -134, -31 Xml I. V ll 1. 'Q l I 1, l l .NJ 1,1 N. 1 N, 1 Y i' 'f VT J l ,L Af 1-- L BLEVINS ROOT BEER STAND 762 Wood River Avenue Phone: CL 4-6319 Wood River B 8. J AUTO SUPPLY 3 South 6th Street Wood River, Illinois PARTS FOR ALL MAKES-CAR 81 TRUCK CL 4-0115 HARTMAN'S Jewelry and Gift Shop Wood River ADAMS' FLOWER AND BRIDAL SHOP 234 E. Fe uson -- Wood River TAYLOR JEWELERS CL 4-3441 Home of National Brands A 59 E. Ferguson-Wood River K, J, ,HW L FULP'S PHARMACY , jp ,ll lvl flfl MEIN ll Ml lf U.. -K ,1 ill-U ' Prescriptions Accurately Filled Jia' , Compliments of .- V Complete Drug Service l r1'l A 1 JJ CL 4-6141 61 CL 4-6311 Q ll WOOD RWER BOWL J 53 E. Ferguson-Wood RiverO AXFORUM CAFE , - l,flTOl'uFif'I9' Foods LEE SHOP For Smart Fashions -.1 K1 1 x x xx!! I, hx! V. -Q,22l St. ,Lodis Avenue W d R, ' E651 NA11611 - ' ,X GL 4-7117 O0 'Ve' M -- gm-I R Ig. 2 D ff Q p . AJ ' 4 LESLTRAQON 'sE 1iv1cE STATION . X TURNER s -'446 S-l'fLlg0UlStAvenue - Cleaners cmd Launderers East 411611, 111111615 A Q J I - X ' '- I 1. - N U 17 Whitelaw Avenue 'x X B AAA gepdce D Wcfod River ci 4-6414 , N. ' - . X -C 1 Y X 's x Y -'K KN .' , Nu, ' It THE wooo RIVER JouRNAL J. A. Wilson - Publisher TOT Whitelaw Avenue 4,'liWOOd River CL 4-4344 AUTHORIZED AUTO SUPPPLY 87 E. Ferguson Ave., Wood River, III. CL 4-4378 KINGSTON SERVICE FREDERICKS' Standard Oil Products for Smart Q Milton Kingston, Owner Fashions 420 East Main East Alton, Ill. IVAN MAPLE OILS 555 St. Louis CL 4-8451 For your special occasions come to: GARR AND GLORIA'S BEAUTY SALON 308 Fifth St., East Alton, III. CL 4-1631 Compliments of FISCHER LUMBER CO. East Alton, Ill. THE J. W. KELLY INSURANCE AGENCY 412 St. Louis Avenue East Alton, Ill. CL 4-0126 L. W. SHERER M RICH'S LADIES APPAREL 2 E. Ferguson Ave., Wood River, Ill. Quality Meatso Gr sM Vegetables M' ' Dial 4- ' 501 Wltlfelaw I M . D ' D 'l Ph CL 4-2112 Xbjgiljb' Wood River, Illinois gr ons ol one Wood Ri KAHL'S SINCLAIR SERVICE 6th and Edwardsville Road ver, lllinois C L E. W. LEWIS AND SON Home Improvement Co. 547 Acton Wood River, III. 4-3033 GLIK'S Finest in Fashions Wilshire Village CAMP'S DRUG STORE Prescription Specialists 600 E, Ferguson, Wood River, Ill., CL 4-6223 COLONIAL DAIRY COMPANY 4th and Ferguson Wood River, lllinois BUSSE CAMP AGENCY COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE CL 4-0633 I53 E. Ferguson Wood River CANDY BILL'S WILLE STANDARD SERVICE Ferguson Avenue Personalized Service Wood River, III. JosEPH's BEN FRANKLIN sToRE SYDIS FAMILY SHOE STORE 6 E. Ferguson Wood River, Illinois OPEN A TEEN HONOR CHARGE ACCOUNT CL 4 -H23 CL 440423 WELLS-SCHMIDT TIRE COMPANY ROAD SERVICE - VULCANIZING - RECAPPING BICYCLES - AUTO ACCESSORIES - SPORTING GOODS IOI E. Ferguson, CL 4-3828, Wood River CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH - VALIANT - IMPERIAL SALES - SERVICE STUART MOTORS INC. WOOD RIVER D R ON OT-I' JEWELE The Guys With The Dolls WILSHIRE MALL Gef Their Clothes Af The Finesf in Watches, Diamonds TRATTLERL5 and Jewelry 82 E. Ferguson Wood River CL 4-3124 AVENUE SHELL SERVICE CompIImenIS of Wood River cmd Edwardsville Road Dr. F. M. Leever Wood River' 'I'- Officicxl AAA Service CL 4-9498 Our Business is Sound AUDIO ELECTRONICS COMPANY I5 E. Ferguson Wood River, III. CL 4-5I4I DAIRY QUEEN MARSHALL STUDIO II5 SI. LOUIS Avenue Photographs That Almost Talk EMI Anon IIIInoIS East Alton, Illinois CL 4-5851 SMITTY'S MARKET OPEN SUNDAYS 81 HOLIDAYS 72O Edwardsville Road Wood River, Illinois PARKWAY DRIVE-IN SUNSET RADIO AND T.V. , Wood River and Edwardsville Road 149 E. St. Louis Avenue Wood River, HI' East Alton, Illinois CL 4-5025 William IBIHI Vegan' Manage,- CLARK BOAT AND MOTOR 313 St. Louis Avenue APPLE FEED STORE East Alton, Illinois EAST ALTON, ILLINOIS GLASPAR-MERCURY-STERLING CL 4-8712 The Service ls Poor- The Prices Are High- But We've Got Spirit! ACE PRINTING SERVICE 615 E. Airline Drive, Rosewood Heights, CL 9-2711 WEST 66 SERVICE MANNING'S STANDARD SERVICE 599 W. St. Louis Avenue oth and Edwardsville Road East Alton, Ill. CL 4-7257 Wood River, Illinois CL 4-7146 SHERMANS' MARKET WOOD RIVER THEATRE Fine Meats and Groceries 115 N. Wood River Avenue Keneth and Betty Sherman CL 4-4745 Wood River, III. CL 4-6,941 P. N. HIRSCH AND COMPANY DEPARTMENT STORES WILSHIRE VILLAGE DOWNTOWN WOOD RIVER ALTON PLAZA jf It , Q ' ALBREC HEVROLET, Inc. xl Ki! Sf A 12 V dw dsville Road I oo ive CL 4-0616 'J Ii L MH T est Place To Do Business fyliiylj! ' Comlfffme S . CLOVERLEAF GOLF COURSE HOLLOWAY S A T Fosterburg Road 3U Bowm l-lO 2-3022 E Alton, I nois Alton C l' f f JUNE' BEAUTY SALON amp 'mem O ' TURNER'S STANDARD SERVICE 9 7 Ferguson U 116 East St. Louis Avenue CL 4-3135 East Alton COSTANZO JEWELRY Headquarters for Watches Elgin-Hamilton-Bulova-John Alden - ' 7 'P , Theatre Building 119 N. Wood River Avenue If 5 1 . Wood River p 4 V Dry Goods for the Entire Family PA N. HIRSCH AND COMPANY ' ,, .1 I , Wilshire Village ' Downtown Wood River nw lg ' I Alton Plaza 'Compliments I , fl VlNYARD'S V' Prescription' Drug .Store ' Phone: CL 4-6631 Wm. E. Vinyard, R.Ph. East Alton, lll. SITZE BARBER SHOP 128 East St. Louis Avenue East Alton, Illinois BROWN MOTOR SALES 60 W. Edwardsville Rd. HARRINOTON JEWELRY 227 St. Louis Avenue Wood River Studebaker East Alton, Illinois PARAGON HALE HARDWARE 8. SUPPLY CO. Cleaners and Shirt Laundry ' , 308 McCasland East Alton A Complele Lme - I-OW Pnces CL 4-4515 Branch Office 214 Smith Ave. East Alton W'l h' h ' C IS WEEIS enter CL A-4732 I ,L I , AI x 1' ' r M I I 6th ST , G.AUQA4RK5Lfl' Llw I HI E CARD AND GIFT SHOP Q 696th QM U Q WTI I SHIRE IFOPPING CENTER I I X I . T, X If , , 5. Taco.: R5!lU4V r QQ I EQ! A1-teglllinois . I , I 144 I' I AI-Wy? Q flf I I , I' I I ll if G WI I qu' 1 ,WAGE I LTON!m AND EQUIPMENT RENTALS 4! N Ivim itqlixxerll ll fm K 667 E. Broadway wood Riviylll inc? IW I -P6 4 5 n, IIIIMIS HO 2-5812 Q ft ' ' RENTALS GN ' WS Meet Your Friends SUPPLIES fl A E ICE at STENOETTE DI NG ENlT CoNIcLIN OF I 'u NATI-IAN MARCUS Authorized Underwo genCy 54 W Ferguson, Wood River CL 4,2311 Wood River-Alton-Edwardsville AIR CONDITIONED 450 St. Louis Avenue BOWL FOR HEALTH FREE INSTRUCTION CL 4-9231 WOOD RIVER HARDWARE I8 E. Ferguson Wood River, Illinois SEAT COVERS CUSTOM-MADE FURNITURE RE-UPHOLSTERED SEAT COVERS 81 SERVICE, INC. 232 Wood River Avenue, Wood River, III. CL 4-387I SCHUTZ TOM BOY MARKET 300 N. 6th Street Wood River, Illinois QUALITY DAIRY THE BEST IN DAIRY FOODS East Alton, Illinois Compliments Lovel E. Williams, Agent 303 St. Louis Avenue East Alton, Illinois STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANY WAYNE'S STANDARD SERVICE 3rd 8. Edwardsville Road Wood River, Illinois CL 4-2423 DAVID ARST FURNITURE COMPANY East Alton, Illinois SMIT'S FLOWER SHOP Lorena Wood River, Illinois Phone: CL 4-5712 Q1 f ,. JIT' We in ' ij? .4 C11 ' FAT! 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Dial: HOward 5-3511 Emmet Howard INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE 130 Whitelaw Avenue Wood River, Illinois Office: CLinton 4-9532 Residence: CLinton 4-5747 WE'RE GOING WITH YOU Whether you know it or not, almost every day of your school year you've used a product made by Olin Mathieson, or one that Olin Mathie- son helped to make. Once you're established in business or professional life, you'll prob- ably hear a lot more about Olin Mathieson. A good many of you may have business with us, and a few of you may even come to work for us. There will be room because Olin Mathieson is growing. When Olin Indus- tries, Inc. merged with the Mathieson Chernical Corporation in August, 1954, they brought together the skills, facilities, and resources of two of the country's most rapidly expanding industrial organizations. We extend our best wishes to you. May the future bring you all you've hoped for and everything for which you have worked. OLIN MATHIESON CHEMICAL CORPORATION New York, N. Y. 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