East Richland High School - Olnean Yearbook (Olney, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1960 volume:

fhe OLN EAN 'P K .wr is E 44? Carol Ann Smiih, Co-ediior Douglas J. Koorfgo, Co-edhor Phyllis Plummer. Business Ediior Mary Alicc Rotor, Sodal Ediior ,W ,,,, . .......1 D 5 EAST RICHLAND Q . i 'e if . The East Richland High School building K . ,.1 X l 'L l , 1 s li g.HlGH SCHOOL l960l , . I l x 3 has been in active use since l September 1952, and since that time several hundred students have passed through the doors. X The physical plant has retained its beauty, I 1 K and the building promises to last D ' at 5, f through many years of students to come, l Q a building to meet the challenge X Q of the coming ,years. ' j O . , 'S s ei . X 1 x . ix x n 5 1 Q 1 N. 1 Q Q 9 s Q S A S , , K X N .. x v 1 I . , . 1 I 4.-is QS, Q Q --wr? . - V w- ' xv' K R -J.. SW - xx , K. Q Q ug Q my Ti T3 5 in 0 ,' J.. , , X 'aw' x. ,K Q . V . -A , I QQX Q ,sf . Q X Q M xc.-Q42 5 . +A xam x SS S K O f ' Q Q S foreword 5 . K Q w N G. ' e 5 X Q . . Q n 5 , v Q 1 m Q . n Q SPORTS Bruce Wall receives fhe second place trophy ai' fhe Bridgeporf Invifafional fournamenf. John Hursfa presenis if as John Mclinighi and Ed Byrd look on. ORGANlZiNTlQlXlS A solemn momenf af a formal F.H.A. meelinq. Leff fo righf: Beffy Riggs. Lela Brooks, Vera Holsflaw. Barbara Wilson, Nancy Reed, Mary Marfz, Caro- lyn Affeberry, Beffy Vaughn, Sally Marks. Randa Godfrey. and Roberfa Holslrum. 7 Third hour English IV class discusses Milfon's Paradise l.osf : John Godfrey. Joe Myers, Cliff Scherer. Charles Slan- qle. Marilyn Fawkes, Doug Koerfge, Sharron laun. Chris Scherer. Marilyn Millspauqh. Marsha Morris, Delores Her- man. and Phyllis Plummer. fQ2lr-A55l S AClTlVlTlES A rapf audience of performers wafch rehearsal for fhe Pow-Wow variefy show: Paul Eaqleson, Marsha Morris, Marilyn Millspauqh, Bill Websfer. John Seymour. Elaine Brinkley. Joan Ginder, Sandy Van Cleve, Eddie Miller, Milne Sliva. and Jane Biehl. f X we X EAST RICHLAND BOARD OF EDUCATION Board presidenf Mr. Frank L. Dr. Frank J. Weber. Jr. and Mr. Dr. Kenf L. Wafffewvorfh and M Bower and board secrefary Mr. Benny L. Miller, members Paul Buss, members. T. C. Colvin. Easf Richland disfricf superinfen- de-nf Mr. Leslie E. Purdy checks afiendance records of fhe various cen'rers. 8 Mr. Paul Kermicie and Mr. Corwin Manning, board members. Our school is very fortunate in having an administrative staff de- voted to the cause of a good school education for every youngster in the East Richland district. Though We only rarely see the members of the school board, We appreciate the time they give to the business of our school . . . And We salute Mr. Purdy, Mr. Godeke, and Mr. Pro- vinces lor their interest and under- standing. Mr. Richard K. Provines. assistant super- intendent in charge ot elementary edu- cation. Mr. Frank B. Godelce, assistant superin- tendent and principal ot E. R. H. S. ..u...sNs.sMsss swf-was-Q .. ,W W.,k ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY LEAD THE WAY Guidance secrefary, Miss BeHy Dunahee. Mr. FIefcI'1er and fhe fourfh hour World Hisfory class enioy class discussion. Office and cafeferia secre tary. Mrs. Fran Moore. Ng X Alb The E. R. H. S. Classroom Mr. DeBa rr supervise S Hue work of Babeffe Hursfa and Anifa Bow- mdfl. Juniors inspecf liferary maps of 'rheir making: Dick Zerkle. B r e n d a Grove, S a n d y Cleve, Larry Bafem Akes, Roberf, B.Ed. Beagle, Donald, M.S. Be nson, Claribel L. M.S. Bower, John L., M.S. Clark, L. T., M.S. De Barr, Alberf. B.S. Downen, Mary, M.S. Eagleion, Bernard, B.S. Van an. 1-QW.:-.kswxfie . x 4 Q - WNW X - . x S S x X x , ,,,. ..,,... . . ' E g , I E '1 ' E ,g:5 A-A mmmxmsvxxx vm s -M it N A mm s- , W ,:,:. . 3 , ,....... , .,w......Q .... ..,, N Tliahafxxm 'F ks X JSE Bi nw QL- A . W .N sa X1 N W-k .rg ve, 5c,.u. . is Arab K' .. 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Hosieffler, Aleen, M.A. Main, Lucile, A.B. Mason, Jean, M.S. 15 Mrs. Dollie Gallagher, librarian. and Ann Wessner a+ flwe charge desk in Hue library. 16 McWilliams, James M.S. Millspaugh, William M.S. , Mou nfs, Doris, A.B. PeH'y, G. Vern, M.S. Miller, Gerald, B.S. Moore, Grace R., MA. Oliboni, Virgil. B.S. Paul Buss and Gary Seely are hard af work in Jrhe woodworking shop. l NM F - ikiikizs QS sx .Aw S X X Y Qs X X kk xxx? 'L fx XX . hx S ig RSX, X ::- fix R XXX X X X wX E 'S .XR w? - . x'ESY X RSQ AQ Y V K QX XFX: XEEE Nui- SX 5353? X. X .-X5 s XS X R QNX Q X v X X Rvxigl X mmm Geography is an imporiam' parm' of fhe sfudy of all language, and as Miss Hosfeffler will fell you, Lalin is no ex- cepfion. l l l Provines, Marshall Read, Ronald, B.S. Ridgley, Ilene, M.S. M.S. E Rose, John, B.S. Rosenlcranz, Ann K. Scanavino, John A.B. M.S. l 19 John Bower a n d Harold Michael work on a problem iv' drlfiinq. So fnis is Ping Pong! Ficelia Leisf and Kaihrvn Haenqgi. 20 Schaper. Donna, A.B. Shafer, Lee, M.S. Shearer, Frank L., M.A Shumalrer, Arrah Jean B.S. Slive, Leo. M.A. Sliva, Mary, M.A. Snively, Edmund, M.A. Van Horn. Garnet. A.B. Carol Sanders. a fr e s h m a n in Home Ec. fries her h a n d ai making a skirf.. 2 VK i S .X wx -- NY X Xkxg XS xx KEEPS THE SCHCJOL RUNNING SMOOTHLY Cafeteria Workers: Mr. Lloyd Sanders, Mrs. Georgia Levilf, Mrs. Eclifh Buflcin. Mrs. Alfa Nerfleion, Mrs. Veve Schill, Mrs. Goldie Read. and Mrs, Laura Leafhers prepare and serve our lunches, Cusiodians: Mr. Leo Brown, Mr. Ves Hahn, Mrs. Mary Phipps. Mr. Emil Mosser, and Mr. Lee Grubb keep our building clean and comforl- able. Bus Drivers: Ray Burgener. N, C. Marlin, Lloyd Sanders, Paul Sager, Alberl Nichols, Ther- man Bafeman, l-larry Boafman. Jewell Eichorsf, Harvey Sle- vens, and Ralph Boalman, drive our buses. lNo'l' picfurecl are Waller Edmisfon and El- berf Kesler.l 23 QQ-N .ma 'nf 2 E is 1... m x fx Y. 3 S xi? rx X-S., S Meeting the S Challenge of the 60's CLASSES Academics, according to Webster's dictionary, has to do with the formal activities of an institution of learning. In other words, academics is algebra, biology, English, homemaking, and any other subiect taught in this school. This is the primary purpose of the East Richland High School . . . to offer the means of learning to its students. After these means have been presented, the student must take' them and use them to the best advantage. This is the process of education. 26 I Senior class officers: Steve Gill secre- tary: Ben Forsyth, president: Judy Mi' clwels. treasurer: and Bill Leister, vice' president and Student Council repre- sentative. take time out to enioy the snow. ADAMS, DONALD LEE ADAMSON, LELAND ROY ALDRIDGE, WILLIAM Modesty becomes a young When tl'iere's nothing to do, JOSHUA- JR- man. let me do it. A sign of mischief coming. l l ANDERSON, EDWARD ANDERSON, ANDERSON. HENRY GERALD DAVID JAMES LEON Brains plus wit equal one Follcs never appreciate a He could sail through life great guy. master mind. on e grin. The typical senior faces his final year in high school with mixed emotions. This year represents the culmination of three years of Work, tears, and happiness. Sud- denly, there is only one year remaining and the senior discovers that the last year is filled with three times as much Work, twice as many tears, and ten times as much happiness as the preceding ones. The sen- ior feels relief that it is over and, at the same time, feels sad and reluctant to leave. No matter how mixed his emotions are, he will fondly remember these four years, cer- tain that he is a better person because of them. 27 X 5 Qxy Q X X N xx xiwf X wx X Xxx Si x . X N fri ,N Til -Q N Q x S 5 M X oxx XXX 3, , x X X XS N N x. X k QSEXYQR lx K k f . . .,., j Q A nf 2 5 -XKER, GARRY GENE BAMBERTH, CAMILLE ANN BARNES, WAYNE BRUCE BARTRUFF. CAROL ANN Worry kills men: goodby. A friendly girl in a social He's fha quiel lype: you Her dark hair all hearfs earlh. whirl. never hear him complain. enchanf. EAULIEU, PHILIP DUANE BEEHN, BARRY LEVERN BEMOUNT, RAMONA KAY BERGER, PHYLLIS KAYE He was fauliless in his A liille nonsense now and A charming smile for every- A pelile miss wifh sparkling dealinns. lhen . . . one. eyes. Voice of Democracy winner. Phyl- lis Plummer, wiih second and Third place winners, Donna Nuxoll and Tracy Marlin. BROWN, LYNDA KAY BRUMMETT. Brains and looks . . . an LINDA DAR'-ENE unbeafable combinafion. l 'lalce my fun where l find if ' 29 BURGENER, RONALD The pioneers who blazed frails now have des ' who burn up ihe Ed Anderson and Terry Oesireich, two CRITESI GARRY LYNN oufsianding senior boys, received leffers Worry never made men of recommendafion for fheir high scores h in ihe Nafional Meril Scholarship Quali- great Why S ould l Won fyino feels. DOWTY, GARY WAYNE DOAN, KAREN SUE DREW, ELEANOR ANNETTE DUNCAN, CHARLES ALBERT gpuiifer men were. buf I Life is 'loo shorr fo wasfe. A good hearf's worfh gold. Whar This counfry needs is ou 1' if. a good Sc cigar. 3U Y OLI JOHN EDWIN CAMPBELL, VERNA KAY 'X COOK. LA DONNA JEAN CRAVENS, ROBERTA LEE could only fall info I shall go soflly all my I A Ihing of beaufy is a ioy A giggle, a dash. a shrielr. 's arms wifhoul fall- years. forever. a crash . . . +haI's Bobbie. mio +heir hands. . I MICHAEL DIETRICH, DEAN ELLIS DIETRICH, LARRY GENE DOLL. URBAN HENRY You may ihink he-'s shy, buf His only faulf is Ihaf he Blessed is he who never says Knows wha? he is fallcing IhaI's a lie. has no 'fault anyfhinq for he shall never about and lels you find be quofed. ouf. Carole Kallensrude received ihe annual D.A.R. award given lo a senior girl. i X -,au DUNN. EILEEN LAVONE EAGLESON, PAUL ANDREW Too lillle done . . . so Lighl' will repay 'Ihe wrongs much ro do. of night 31 .i ELIE, NANCY ELEANOR A charm of her own . . . friendliness. 33 3 Seniors, Judy Michels and Kallwy Bealrd, FAWKES, MARILYN RUTH receive vocal insfruclion from chorus - 'I hl direcfor Mr. Sliva. Zlljgznollllng ew Cross el l l l l l GILL, GEORGE STEPHEN GUINTY, WILLIAM GODFREY, JOHN FOSTINE GRAY, PAUL RICHARD I know flue paflwway Hxal HOWARD Things are noi always whaf Every day a differeni gif leads To popularily, Manners make llwe man. llney seem. every nigl-uf a differenl l lown. 32 L l -IE, PATRICK MARQUIS EMBRY, WILLOGENE FARIS, WALTER RAY FARY, RAMAH JEAN Le? every man mind his Why should fhe devil have Mine honor is my life. None buf herself could be own business. all lhe good limes? her parallel. FORSYTH, FRENCH, MICHAEL LEE GAINES. NANCY ELLEN GIBBS, WALTER LEE BENJAMIN RIPLEY Born wilh a golden horn in Here lives a happy hearl. School's noi' everylhing. If you are presidenl, Jrhe his moulh. Irouble happens 'ro you. Probalionary members ol: The Nafional Honor Society: Lynda Brown, Bruce Wall. Nancy Reed. Jim Wallleworlh, Carole Kallensrude, Ed Anderson. Kay Snyder, and Doug Koerlge wifh fhe sponsor, Mrs. Griffin. HAHN. TERESA MARY HAMBLIN, ERIKA ERNA A friendly affilude foward A lady makes no noise. all. 33 XX XXX xww fx Q ,XA-XXX XX X SQQSASS XXX XXX X - X .Way X bx, A WWW a 7 f ' f f 0 f f X f ,j f f, , f, A fi ff RW NS 1 X XXXX X XX XX X X :sex www X wk 4 X X X OX ,X X X Q44 -X wxQXX-g.,:-- fx-NX X as--X is - X K - fiisiilsilx X X. X X . NS . R H Xxx Nwixg Xxx .. w -- ' f Six vis? X -X x X, X kg W , Q x X Xg X 1 Xf X Nc sg -X fsxa. - .3- Xi xi XX X K X. X fair mrs ii Qgmgff My X X 'xlbiff ' QNX W x SW 0 X X X A . Q X . SSE 51555 1 kkfxs Q A -. Tk xx m . Qs? s X 5 X X? x x v S Q Q xglrwfk x S N 5 A X 'xbigixsx SS gxxggi- - - 1 . - - S-2:11 x X X X SSM k 1::'MXSX 1:5 QS X - f - X: QNQXN :A xg w X , S K WRX x X Q X 35 A Y 1 KIMMEL, MELVIN EVERETTE KOCHER, EDNA JOAN KOERTGE. DOUGLAS J. LATHROP, ROY ALAN He came. he saw. he's siill Quiet minds are generally All fhe world is a siege and He's where fhe girls aren'+, driving around. mosl' happy. l'm doing my perl by aci- ing up. LEIST, FLOELLA FERN LEISTER, BONITA LEE LEISTER, LEMKE, LLOYD EDWARD A lovely diamond have l. Me, 'fool WILLIAM RAYMOND My wanfs are many. and if I oef up af The crack of fold . . . dawn. sfuff 'the crack, and go back Io bed. Worlcinq on Their 'rerm papers are John Godfrey, Bruce Wall, Jerry I'-learring. and Ed Byrd. MARTIN, CONNIE RAE MARTIN, TRACY LYNN Beaufy is noi caused, if is. My hobby? Boys, ofcourse 37l MASON, ROY DEAN Wafch ihe birdie! This feam, which won fiiksf place in 'the McKlNNEY, AVERY JOE disirici, is composed o seniors C ris Y h- ,ff -H + schefer, Don Adams, cuff Scherer, 9ZjL,Q.a S U W' no Frank Meadows, and Charles Duncan. R5 MIKELS, PAUL WESLEY MILLER, FAYE MILLSPAUGH, MONTGOMERY, I An honesi' man's fhe nobiesf Genile of manner and sofi MARILYN SUE NANCY DARK-ENE work of God. of voice. As merry as fhe day is long. Whaf has nrosoerifv done for me? 38 McCLURE, SUSAN ANN McCORMlCK, McDOWELL, PEGGY LU McKAY, MARTHA ANN W Tell me, preHy maiden, are LOUIS MARSHALL She has a mind of her own. A good folly is worlh wha? l fhere any more af liome Tell me llwe slworlest way +0 you pay for il. l like you? do il. MCKNIGHT, JOHN MILLARD McWlLLIAMS, SUE MICHELS, JUDY KAY ln lraining he could ouldo I have no ofher' Than- a EDWARD Hey. kids, have you heard mosf coaches. woman's reason. 3 Nol dead - jus? llwinkinql fhe one abou? . . . Seniors who allended Boys' Stale and Girls' Slale: Bill Leisfer, Mike French. Jim Wallleworlh, and Marilyn Mills- pauqlw. S MONTGOMERY, MOWRER, ANITA LOUISE PATRlClA SUE She seems so near and yei Silence is golden, bul gold so far. is scarce. 39 S Senior faculfy sponsors are. from lefl fo righl: Mr. Scan-avino, Mr. Pelly, Mr. Snively, Mr. Provines, Miss Downen, and Miss Hosfeifler. MYERS, JOE A person who Talks wh you wish him Io lisfen. OCHS, ANTOI NETTE MARI She has friends for she showed herself friendly. PHILLIPS, SHARON KAY PIPHER, REBECCA ELAINE PLUMMER. PHYLLIS POTTER, FLO ELIZABETH Quiel and siudious. yef Genfle of manner and sofl ROZANNE An acfive eye. a ready wif, always reacly for fun. of voice. Asking her a queslion is like and genlleness of heart 40 'raking your finger ou? of 'lhe dike. E l MYERS. SHELBY JEAN NEELEY, WAYNE EDWARD NEUNLIST, MARY KATHRYN NUXOLL, DONNA JEANETTE She always does her besl' Boy of many deeds. l'll be lhere when I gel Women are wiser lhan men and her besl is always lhere. because lhey know less and good! undersland more. OCHS, ESTHER JEAN OCHS. RUTH KATHRYN OESTREICH, PHILLIPS, BARBARA DALE Speech is The mirror of the They lhal are giddy lhinlc TERENCE MILLER Trufh is wllhin ourselves. soul. lhe world lurns round. Why can r lhe res? ol 'fhe world lceep in slep? The senior class 'lills oul lhe OLNEAIXVS aclivlly record in a special class meer- inq. REED, NANCY KAY RESOR. MARY ALICE Charming. near, and really Hey! Dad, may I have lhe sweef! car lonlqhl? y 41 3 Y, www: V lr V:YlssS s m:,,Y wagesNew-ssssesssNsmsQswssxs:,essssssX.N xXv-. xs.sL A - .N -X 3 X X Sr .X X 5 Q f X X X X X S X. .. X - X fx X Xw X X XX .X XR IOBINSON, MICHAEL RUDE, WILLIAM HENRY RUDOLPHI, SHIRLEY SUE SANDERS, LINDA LEE 40RR'5 Behind lhaf quiei look is a I-Ier smile would warm a A quiei personalily 'ilce a ll rnusl be riqhl, I've done quick and willing spirif. polar bear. if since my youfh. qenlle wind. I SCHERER, CLIFFORD SECHREST, JUDITH ANN SHULTZ, JAMES EDWARD SMITH, CAROL ANN AYNE Trulh is wifhin ourselves. A man's aclions are mo- Spark-plug and maineslay of This boy has hopes in fu- lion picfures of his beliefs. fhe l96O Olnean s+alf. lure days of being a sfar farmer. The Senior Wills and Phophecies Commi'H'ee. row one: Ka+hy Beaird. Judy Michels. Carole Kallansrude, Ramah Fary. Pal Monlgornery, Marilyn Fawkes. Row Iwo: Gerald Anderson, Ben Forsyfh, Gene Lovelace, Jerry Jones, Ed Anderson. Sieve Gill. Mike Robinson. Terry Robinson, Terry Walker, Roberf Lemlce, Joe Myers. STEBER. JAMES ALLEN STECKLER, JOSEPH MARTIN All his dealings are square The wrong way always and above board. seems The more reasonable. 43 ' STEURY. JOHN PAUL Business Tomorrow. Remember Flo PoHer's delightful por- TOMPSON, JACKIE ROBERT irayal of an inebriafed person in Oral Gee' coach' if I Could only Eflqllslh read and wriie! l WALKER, TERRILL JOE WALL, BRUCE COLIN WATTLEWORTH, WEESNER, MARGARET AN Never do Today whaf you l-le's a whiz ei 'lrig and JAMES KENT The gill' of good humor i can pul oft' unfil 'lon-iorrow. ihinlas figures are fascinal- l-lere's 'romorrow and whal hers. ing. if holds in Hs grubloy lilfle hand for us. 44 STORER, KEN RODGER STREET, SHARON JOANN STREMME. NANCY LOUISE TARPLEY, RUTH ELLEN He was a good and iusf She dofh no+hing buf Talk The-re's so much fo say, bui' The quief mind is richer man. of her horse. your eyes keep in+errup+inq fhan a crown. me. Lnxrnw, SUE TERRY UTZ, RONALD LEE VARNER, DAVID THOMAS VAUGHN, BERTHA Life's noi life wiihouf The only originalily I claim He Thinks There are fwo MARGUENTE delight for myself is me. kinds of people - Demo- The lady makes no noise. crafs and fhose who wish 'they were. ln ihe Senior4Facul'ry game, Mr. Beagle sifs on The floor. Richard Wickham and Ronnie U+z remain upright WICKHAM, RICHARD GENE WILLIAMS. RICHARD RAY People would be surprised The only cerfainfy is 'Thai how much l've learned nofhinq is cerfain. abouf prayer from playing poker. 45 SENIOR PERSONALITIES W Mos? popular: Linda Brummeh' and Sieve Gill, 2 in as xx X5 N . ,N by W X Friendliesh Jerry Hearring and Connie Marfin. Besi' dancers: Shirley R dolphi and Paul Eagleson. Mos+ likely io succeed: Terry Oeslreiclw and Carol Smillx. 5 X N Q' xxx we Besi' all around: Bonnie Leisier and Doug Koerfge. Besf loolring: Phyllis Berger Kuiz and Wayne Neeley. 47 N M-x-f-X-ngxsm. Wa .WV M . 5 u W , x 1 Junior Class Officers are, lelf 'ro righfz Mary Harper, secrefary: Benny Benneff. president Elaine Brinkley, sludenl council represenfalivep and Joe Clow, lreasurer. ,m Tom Abegglen Anila Anderson Robert Ailcins Mary Baclei' Janice Bagwell Roberf Bail Judy Bare Ara Lee Barnes Kay Barnhari' Larry Bafeman Sharon Baleman Benny Bennel Susan Blackburn Marlha Boswell Bob Brady Richard Bra'H'on Nancy Brewer Elaine Brinlxley Kay Broclr Susan Brownfield Gerry Bunn Ray Bunling Ron Burris Paul Buss Loren Cammon Jimmie Carder Loy Caudell Jerry Chamberlain Gordon Clevy Sam Clifford Lois Clodfeller Joe Clow Kay Combs Ronald Combs George Conour Dixie Cowan Ardifh Culshall Jerry Crifes Pele Dale Richard Davis Larry Day Ed Dean Clyde Declrer Sally Diver Larry Dowty Janice Drew Dan Drewes Keilh Eclcel Judy Ellcins Allen Everefle Charles Everefle Tom Fehrenbacher Dave Fessel Diann Florin Gary Foreman Niki Fosler Susan Fye Donna Gaddy 49 N viii N . igw XX 3 XX 1? 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Sue Johnson Billy Karr Karen Kocher Anne Kribbs Linda Leaf , Billie Leamon Ronald Lemlre 1 Lynda Lomas Robin Loclcwood Judy Lovelace George Lowry Rodney Lowry Pai' Lyons Dean Marlin Ronnie Martin Donna McGregor Marge McKinney Kaye McKnighi Mariha McLerran Darlene Meadows Eddie Miller Dave Miller Glen Miller E Barbara Mircheli Ramona Moore Penny Murvin Roger Murvin Ronnie Myers Deonn Neff Larry Nelson Diana Nicholas Mary Nicholas 51 x..XX .-X'S - I Q ' W X 2 NX T xx k kktixlxgkxxs :Ex N55 . . s X x. Ly 2955? M Wx -1 XX R S1 S YK ,X X ix xx Q NSA xx X QRS s QQ XX QQAXQSS XX QQ v Qi NY WN RX Q XX S SX SSX? X X X - 5 - fir. X x - ix .:a Six , gk NY Saw vm awe Alice Rauch Clarence Rawlings Rita Rennier Nancy Richey Tim Ridgley Befiy Riggs Sieve Roih Sandra Robinson Lee Scherer Chris Schilr Jim Seaion Belly Seesengood George Seiler John Seiler John Seymour Bob Shafer Jean Shaw Tom Singley Wayne Smiih BeHy Spih Judy Sieber Jerry Sierchi Lee Sfraley Donna Sfruble Shave Summers Carolyn Taylor Bob Tompson John Tice Sandra Tipion Sandra Van Cleve Donna Waliers Pai Waiers John Weber Philip Weber Ramona Weber Reoina Weber Jim Wesron Jerry Whifalrer Bill While Linda Wilson Sally Wilson Darlene Zehner Judy Zuber Raymond Zwilling 53 -LVN rw' xiii 12 iii 'QYYRVQ -we-SQQNRSSEQSQ ewxaee -we--ex - -SANS -X QQ? K ef- Xe efeie A -, 5 ix Y X XF..- --Q X- N xx Q X fi ex 'f X l 1 Q s 3 i S Y RN , s-i , 1 S .E ss S l' S Fred Ahlfield Judy Afkins Frank Ayers Judy Bal+imore Bobbie Beal Frank Beam Siephen Beck Larry Black Vernon Blain may .us - Wifi XX N . em.:- ia X N Q k Q55 X 2 3 S X X fe egg -- . ERA ff. gi Q . Q :E-5 . Xxx Qv 9 X X S X X X X 5 X S X X .5 .,, .- y ix A X x K H 2 X Q K. is .nf S3 Q-52:33 X v Ns, FV X QESKQ.: . 55 1 - mxziiiiil '1 ke scifi: 2 rg. .'-s-fee-.xmee f iii- ' ,g X x X Karen Bolinq John Bower Frank Bowles Carol Brashear Howard Brockman Jim Brooks Lela Brooks Jim Brown Terry Bruce Kaihy Brumme'H' Barbara Burgener Bonnie Burgener Lloyd Burgener Myrl Burgener Ronnie Burgener Sarah Campbell Joe Campbell Karen Causer John Cogswell Sarah Combs Joe Conour Harrier? Cook Caihy Cooper John Cowman Naomi Craig Don Curfis Fred Daubs Glen Decker Jeanne Dickerson Agaiha Difch Mary Doan Marvin Doolin Judy Dowiy Connie Dunn Fred Eggley Tom Eggley Pai Eglesion Barbara Elie Karen Eyman Sharon Felion Lois Fisher Dale Fore Harvey Francis Richard Fulk Maidi Fye Dan C-Paddy Bernard Ganienbein Bo Garreison Jean George Chris Gerisch Frank Ginder Randa Godfrey Nancy Griffin Lila Gumble Frank Hahn Loren Hahn 55 Sophcmores relax over lunch. Leff 'lo riql-ii: Karen Bolinq. Ronnie Nelson. Karen Sfivers. Harold Michael, Judy Balfimore. Merilla Mc- Donald, Mary Rolh, and Eddie Shake. Riclr Hahn Ursula Hamblin Margarel Harden Jucly Harmon Jaclcie Harper Pal Harrell Sharon Harrell Bonira Hari Jim Henlay Freda Herman Phyllis Herman Burch Higgins Leona Hixon Nancy Holiz Cheryl Horrall Jim Hough Joe Housh Coniia Houi' Riia Jackson David Jenkins Theron Jenner Gayle Jennings Homer Jennings David Kallansrude Kay Kapper Carolyn Kapper Mary Kapner Elfhea Keiffer Harold Kocher Kennefh Kocher Riia Kocher Kenneih Koehler Gale Koerige Pafricia Kubilski Bill Larkin Mary Lou Laihrop Carmen Laughlin Karen Lewis Barbara Likens Mike Luihe Sally Marks Linda Marshall Mary Mariz Rose Mason Judy McClain Merilla McDonald Ron McKnigh'l' Harold Michael Jean Miller Ramona Miller Louis Morgan Don Murphy Connell Myers Vicki Myers Darrell Navoli' Ruih Neeley Ron Nelson Wayne Newberry Elmer Nicholas, Jr. Monica Nichols Myron Ochs Sam Ochs Barbara Olson Fern Osborne Paula Parker 57 X .-x.. X. 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X XXX ' :X X- XXFXXSSS Charloiie Roberis Mary Roih Jim Rohr Tom Rofiinghaus Frank Runyon Melvin Runyon Marie Scherer Ronnie Scherer Linda Schneider Eddie Shake Janei' Seiler Carol Shryock Jerome Shuliz Susie Singley Shirley Slichanmyer Mike Sliva George Snider Pam Sprague Palsy Sfanley Roberi Sianley Dan Sieckler Sharon Sierchi Tom Stevens Karen Slivers Palsy Siorer Gary Sfreel' Regina S+reei' Phyllis Taylor Ron Taylor Ron Thomas Bob Varner Ann Vaughn Berry Vaughn Larry Volk Billy Warren Bob Walileworih Frank Weber Bill Webs+er Charloffe Weiler Jack Wesron Lavern Whife Ron Wickham Shirley Williams Tommy Williams Barbara Wilson Connie Wilson Richard Wilson Shirley Wilson Delores Winiers William Wood Sherry Wrighf Nelda Wyafi' Bob York Diane Yunck Dick Zerkle Sfephen Zuber 59 Freshman Class officers, lefi io riqhf: Buddy Harness, vice-presideniy Susie Shimlcos. 'frea- surer: Sheryl Williamson, secrelarv: Nevelle Rosborough siudenf council represeniarive: - dag X .:s.j5f so .X X .X I XXX X X 3 XX 1' X Ns 5X AS Q X ' x ' SX: .- and Ja d Johnson, e 'dent as-.S re pr si issix XXX E E BeH'y Adamson Julia Ahlfield Carol Anderson Gary Amerman John Anderson Rosalie Baclef Norma Bahl Sid Barnes Virginia Barnes Richard Benham Sharon - Bell Norman Bissey X52 .sr X. Ni Q 'X X . b , is R? . , XXYQMXQ ag RSX K S N Y E XF? X. 'vs S 9 s oas- s gs f as is Q X Q in X XX A X X XX X K X X Na f wa Q X e 4 my 3 P F sm Q f 1 . f f sill L X' 1 ' ,fax Q43 . X . was sxgxfgx XXXQ sas X XXX? vs ,X X YX as QQ as X X s X Fil X Ria Rx , Q 35 gy sw f X K if -N1 S 1 ' XX 5 S S E S S Q x a X il E Q 1 Marilyn Boarman James Brassie Don BriHon Milne Buniing Warren Burgin Ara Jean Campbell Billy Campbell Carol Caudell Paf Clarlr Terry Conour Charles Craynon Mary Criies Richard Crifes Dave Crosby Harold Culberison Dixie Declcer Tim Dean Jeanne Delaney Rowena Diich Bobby Doan Louis Doll Carolyn Drew Lila Earnesf Sherrie Eberhari Kenneih Eckel Deloris Eckiss Don Ellio'H' Dave Ellison Carol Fee Janei' Fiscus Carolyn Franlrlin Fred Frifschle Jack Fye Joyce Gaines Keiih Gaede Mariha Galloway Larry Gardner Suzanne Gibson Tom Gillespie Jerry Graves Jimmy Graves Beverly Griffin Garefh Greene Diana Grove Tom Grove Marilyn Guinfy Paula Hagen Paule'H'e Hance Ken Hane L. J. Harden Lore'Ha Hardig Myron Harmon Buddy Harness Carol Harrolle Dean Haynes Janice Hearring Gary Heclrler Jill Helm Kenny Henne Donnie Highsrniih Ronald Holfz Ronald Hornback Sandra Huchel Jackie Hugill 61 Larry Hudson Clyde laun Sally lnyari Jane? Jackson Carol Jenkins Nancy Jennings Jael: Jennings Jared Johnson James Jones Diana ones Janice Jones Thomas Jones Nz 5 X few .r xx X X s. Q x Q XX Qs Y-N Qs 5 X S x , fx. Q N' Y www FIEQX KN Gerald Kapper Judy Kapper Patricia Kapper Ronald Kapper Rosemary Keiffer Judy Kimmel Wayne Kimmel Mike Kocher Terry Kolb Nancy Kowa Allan Lake Francis Lake Mike Lancasier Gary Laihrop Gary Laughlin Ricky Leaf Barbara Leisi' John Lewis BeH'y Lemke 'Larry Lomas Clyde Long Pairicia Lufhe Gary Madden Nancy Madden Charles March Diana Mariin Berl' Marvel Linda Marvel Linda Mays Gerald McCleave Carole McGregor Jimmy McKinney Orville Meadows Charles Miohels Judy Miller Bill Middleion Violef Milchell Larry Moore John Morgan Kurf Mowrer Mabel Mowrer Carolyn Muhs Richard Nance Judy Nease Ronnie Neunlisi' Fern Newberry Georgia Nicholas Billy Joe Nichols AnneH'a Nix Carol Nix Shirley Nix Gerald Norfon Sianley Novak Mary Nuding Craig Nusbaum Mariorie Nuxoll George Ochs Thelma Ochs Linda O'DeIl Tommy Paddock Sue Pe'Hy Donald Poiforff Ruih Powell Helen Pra'H' 63 Pamela Provosi Donald Purcell Jim Quayle Gerfrude Rauch Jim Rennier X Sam Regan..-.Y 'BannY Ricl1ey x Janice Rirlggghgixgi, J? -HRyuk9 .Cliirilsfine Robinson Nevelle Rosborough Mike Rogers Ca'l'l1y Rude Mary Ann Runyon Richard Runyon Carolyn Sanders Hubert Scherer Larry Scherer Danny Schmolter Steve Shultz Gary Seeley Donna Seiler Mary Shafer Susie Shimkos George Shipman Thomas Shultz Bill Slunalzer Diane Smith Larry Smith Mark Smith Bill Smith Joe Smith Eddie Smith Thomas Squashingrott Kay Stanford Margaret Stanley Melvin Stanley Janice -Steber Tom Sterchi Gilbert Stevens Linda Stevens Robert Stevens Diane Stewart Pat Stewart Donnie Stoll Wanda Storer Carolyn Stout Floita Stout Tim Strothman Carol Struble Margie Summers Sherman Tarpley Barbara Thomas Jeanette Tompson Gerald Tompson Dennis Totten Carol Travis Jan Turner Sharon Umtleet Dennis Vail Billie Warren Pete Weber Bill Weber Suzanne Wells Judy West Linda Weston Arol Whitaker Roy Wyatt Kay Wiles Ronald Williams Sheryl Williamson Suzi Williston Dale York 'Wilma Withers Alvin Zuber Linda Zimmerle Tom Zuber 65 H al XTQN . ,na Meeting the Challenge of the 60's Clubs play another important part in the students life ' at E. R. H. S. Everyone has a hobby or outside ' interest that helps to make him a well-rounded individual. The school must also make provision for the outside interest that brings depth into education. The student may ioin a club that has his future' in mind . . . Future Teachers, Nurses, Farmers, etc. or he may seek membership to broaden his horizons culturally or intellectually . . . Olean, Radio Club, French Club, and many others. E. R. H. MARCH OF DIMES COMMITTEE: Sally Diver, Mariha Boswell, Susan Blackburn, Penny Mur- vin, Judy Lovelace, Tom Singley, Cheryl Horrall, Chris Schilf, Carolyn Kapper, Sharon Slerchi, Jim Lorenz, Clyde laun, Paul Eagleson, Sam Keiffer, Sherry Wright and Jared John- SON. G8 STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS: Firsl' row, Iefi' fo rigI1'l': Lynda Brown, Phyllis Plummer, Penny Murvin, Kalhy Beaird, Candy Bamberlh, Susan McClure, Nevelle Rosborough. Second row: Jared Johnson, Benny Benne-H, Gerald Anderson, Paul Milcels, Nancy Reed, Elaine Drew, Brenda Grove, Doug Koerlge. Third row: Richard Braffon, Jim Waifleworlh, Chris Scherer, Cliff Scherer, Burch Higgins. Elaine Brinkley, Vicki Myers. Jim Lorenz, Bill Leisfer. S. STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Doug Koerlge. vice president Jim Lorenz, presidenf: Mr. Shearer, sponsor: ancl Lynda Brown, secrefary- lreasurer. ' Who can ever Iorget the wonderful perform- ance given us by the well-konwn Charles E. FOR LEADERSHIP IN THE NEW DECADE The Student Council, the governing body of the E. R. H. S., regulates and controls the activities ol our high school. It was established many years ago down at the old high school building, now the Iunior High. In the Student Council, We get activities for the special assemblies during the school year. One of the most successful acts We have had in many years was the delightful singing ot Charles E. King. The Student Council also controls the election of the Pow-Wow and Homecoming queens, as Well as many other annual school activities. x, ELECTION COMMITTEE counts the ballots tor the queens ot E.R.I'I.S. It consists of Vicki Myers, Benny Bennett, Jim Lorenz. and Jared Johnson. INot pictured, Ben ForsytI'i.I Q s S 5 I AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE COMMITTEE: I Susan McClure, Vicki Myers, Chris Scherer, and Ben Bennett. 89 E. R. H. S. EXHIBITS EXCELLENT BAND l959-60 was no exception at E.R.H.S .... as usual, the band, through hard, persistent Work, formed a memorable musical aggregation. The football season was enlivened by outstanding half- time performances. After football season was over, the band turned to concert Work, appearing at every home basketball game aid presenting three public concerts. Membership in the band means hard Work and a lot of tung for the directors, Mr. and Mrs. Sliva, show us how to have fun in seeking perfection. E.R.H.S. BAND OFFICERS, left to right: Avery McKinney, Jim Wattle- worth, Susie Blackburn, Frank Ayers. Sally Wilson, Maidi Fye, Jill Helm. and John Pottortf. eww XNSX X s -:-XX XXXX Xk X.-XXRSE XX QQSXXQES- 10 wwes:-X N ka,-SX -Q X K . X1 fix si? FIESNQXX R'xiftwQ-Niiil 11295 X YFNTXQXNPX. . fs-sim. X wb-Tk X Xffgwgy NXXYSI-SN.. EYSXX-ms .Xf - X. X Y Xt X, f X Xagmf X I ' N S KS Q ' X, 5 xl J . s , 5.9 K ' K X. rails' ' Q DX Q xX,v if N X- I A , . xv . . VX f X. wi X N ,Q .X xv Xxx. .- jf A X . . X X X .ig K X X S fs .gy . E x M 5 9 .A : X5 - :K X - 1 Q N55 r X xl' p -if f X. I b t .' x . X 'V 3' ' ' Q XX X .X X . ...X Q x ' f 'X X 5 X A .5 X K X. .A . X I u Xl ' x. , Q X L X Q . X .. 5: . X x V ' ff 9 I 'X X x X .1 ' N 5' X i ' X 'lk X XX S X R g 9 s K , 'fs X. f X 3 K .. -X1 .3 .. X ff b X , . X 1 Q .S -. 9 Q . i A X - N xxx A . X, X53 , i is X N . Q.. I R . i x .K X k 5 XX X . g , X L X X ' X-NN , . 4 . . . t . . 1, 1 .. .N Q ,L .. X - N - . X..X x X.. 31'-W me-I awww. S X S X i ,, ,. X X X Q X. X. X X. f 5 ixiia X' X TX ws 0 N X Wx xt 'X X: . wx ii XX Lk X X i. - ii va X 5 X NS A X xxx - X HXK .Q F 5 ai N- 'Q' - X X xxx Q X. Q 3 L MAJORETTES GIRLS' CHORUS One of the E.R.H.S.'s largest clubs, the girls' chorus, trains its members' voices for entry into the Mixed Chorus. Al- though not all ot the girls are selected for Mixed Chorus use, the training is just part ot the singing cycle which will en- able them to sing in school or out. BOYS' CHORUS While it is not as large as the Girls' Chorus, the Boys' Chorus makes up in volume what it lacks in numbers. Boys' Chorus also prepares voices for the Mixed Chorus. It does, fundamentally, what the Girls' Chorus does in its rehearsals. They Work, prac- tice, work some more, then finally perform. Attractive meiorettes who added sparkle to our marching band are trom top to bottom: Shirley Rudolphi, Sally Diver, and Judy Lovelace. 72 AND CHORAL GROUPS ACTIVE GIRL'S CHORUS MEMBERS. Firsi row, leff io righf: Anila Bowman. Lucinda Quayle, Barbara Burgener, Naomi Craig, Susi Singley, Sharon ,S'rerchi. Babefle Hursla. Charlofle Roberfs, Sherry Wright Margarel Harden. Shirley Slichenmyer, and Bobbye Beal. Second row: Susie Shimkos. Cheryl Williamson, Diane Jones, Janice Sleber. Virginia Barnes, Barbara Leisf, Diane Yunck, Kay Sianford. Mary Harper. 'Suzanne Wells, Janice Ring, Jackie Hugill, Judy Miller. Jill Helm. Nancy Kowa. and Kalhy Brummeii. Third row: Fern Newberry, Sandra Huchel. Faye Miller, Carole Kallansrude, Elaine Brinkley. Janel Seilef. Par Sfewarf, Kay Wiles, Carolyn Sanders, Carmen Laughlin. Nevelle Rosborough. Margie Summers, Ramah Fary. Judy Wesi. Marilyn Boai- man. and Jan Turner. Fourih row: Joyce O'Dell, Carol Jenkins. Rosee mary Keiffer, Cheryl Horrall. Carolyn Kapper. Chrisfine Robinson, Margarel Sfanley. Carol McGregor, Wanda Siorer. Carol Shryock. Carolyn Franklin, Mary Rolh, Joan Ginder, Karen Sfivers. Barbara Olson. Ara Lee Barnes. Ardifh Cufshall, Suzanne Gibson. Sharon Umfleei. Fif+h row: Mary Kay Criies, Georgie Nichols. Thelma Ochs. Diann Florin. Sarah Campbell. Connie Dunn, Janice Hearring, Marilyn Guiniy, Leia Brooks. Gayle Jennings, Carol Travis, Marilee Ragsdale, Carol Anderson. Mary Shafer, Sandy Van Cleve. Kay Heindselman. Anne Kribbs. Sharon Baieman, Linda Wilson, Jean Shaw. and Carol Fee. Sixlh row: Linda Marvel, Darlene Meadows, Caihy Cooper, Lois Fisher, Mary Doan, Nancy Griffin, Ramona Miller, Jean Embry. Maidi Fye. Karen Causer, Penny Murvin, Margie Nuxoll, Jeanne Delaney. Carolyn Drew. Suzi Willisfon, Rufh Powell. Sue Johnslon. Susan Brown- field, Kenna Hayes. Anifa Anderson, Nancy Brewer, Ann Vaughn, and Ann Weesner. CHORUS. firsl' row. leff To righ+: Dick Zerkle, Richard Runyon. Miller, Jerry Jones. Paul Eagleson, Frank Weber. Kenny Henne. Slivz, Mike Redman, Mike Bunling. Second row: Ricky Leaf. Lowry. Roberf Lemke, Ben Forsyih. Gary Laughlin, Gary Jimmy McKinney. and Pe+e Weber. Third row: Bill Larkin, , Tommy Paddock. Wayne Neeley, Paul Mikels, Ken l-larnes. Bill While. Wayne Smifh. Richard Davis, Ron Hornback, and Chris Scherer. Fourfh row: Laverne While, Jerry Hearring, Gerald Anderson, John Pofforll, Loren Cammon. Jim Waiileworfh, Lloyd Burqener, Doug Koerige, Bob Wa++lewor+h, and Avery McKinney. 73 F X .E S 1: - X X X. X X . XX '--' X - X X X X , ,Nj 2 N g X13 X -QN Wt, X 5 Q , ,. XXX Y X K . . X wg X XX X X X X X X X XX , X K X -X:3,XX5,Bj, X5 Q X-Q XX: gp 5 -,T X X Q X: K X .X X5 E. X X X X X X -X XX X XXX X EX X X X . X 1:5 C ,YS 1 QQ. WWW' XXXQNX ...XX www X XX 'Q Y Q X'- 5 .K X XXQ 'Ef k,- 5 fx XXX? . X kv PRX Xh-- XX .XX . - X- - XX X X T ,X X X 5, g X X X X X- X X XX 1 X X X ' I X X X ' X X XX X.: X' . ,.'X:Q, Sri 'X X . yr., Xi Ii K X 3 . A X X ' 3 65 w k K XX. K X X X ASSX X X X- S X XX - X K- L X X X XX X X5 -Xxx X. xX.L - - . 12:5 X SX -. XX X X X X NX x xxx XS NK X 'X X X s s EF K ggdssfk x .ies 5 5- X X X Y . . X g N 2 'S X . CA m i? awe . : QQ Q Q, Q ,X X if Qi SX S E lx 235 15 WF X Q x 5 . NSF fs A .lk T :fi g. K X -t ,lf XX - Q g S S . R -gg ww - .wfxeegx k S5 X x . -' as bi ii V X Q ix- , . Rsxk us kgs . 5 K Y. Mb AX S wx NN X E Q X X X .xx 3: S 5 E. ,X ,N A .fiffi E X . , t xx X Q --W N ---X X5 5 , N ' X Q. 5 X X W SSS '- GX X . Q-M X X N v Q. K Q S X ' Qx Xw X w SX X 0 X X wr Q XX g Y xx . WX -X S x x ,xgv X Q 6 X 'S QQ S: XQXNSX W xr: S XX S XX KXXQQ js X Q Xxx as Parliamentary pro- cedure team mem- bers: Jim Steber, Cliff Scherer, and Chris Scherer de- monstrate in Speech class. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The FFA has year-round activities in which the members participate. In September, all FFA officers attend Officers Training School, Where an Olney member, Chris Scherer, was elected Sectional Reporter. Another event Was the Parliamentary Procedure Contest, in which the Olney team took first place. Cliff Scherer F.F.A. OFFICERS: Seated, left to right: Gary Dowty, treasurer: Don Adams, secretary. Stand- ing: Jim Steber. reporter: Melvin Kimmel. president: Larry Dowty, sentinel: and Clifford Scherer, vice president. 76 F.F.A. MEMBERS: First row, left to right: Ron Myers, Jim Steiner, Mr. Clark, Charlie Duncan, Gary Dowty, Carolyn Taylor, Cliff Scherer, Don Adams, Melvin Kimmel, Merle Burgener, Alvin Zuber, Cletus Ochs. Loran Hahn. Second row: Chris Scherer, Bill Slunaker, Lee Scherer, Roger Mc- Ghee. Bob Atkins, Larry Dowty, Dean Dietrich. Loy Cnudell. Keith Eckel, Jim Rennier, Joe Myers. Third row: Mike Bunt- ing, Charlie Stangle, Wayne Pitts, Gary Lathrop, Gerald Bunn, Don Stoll, Ronnie Holtz, Sam Resor, Mike Kocher, Frank Ginder, Ray Zwilling, Paul Buss. Fourth row: Jim Keen. Jim Graves, Don Pottortt, Jim Rohr. Ken Henne, Lloyd Burgener, Junior Mitchell, Sam Ochs, Larry Heindsel- man, Tom Zuber, Bob Tomson. Fifth row: Clarence Rawlings, Jim Carder, Richard Straley, Jerry Graves. Jack Jennings, Marion Royce, Dennis Vail, Larry Dietrich. Urban Doll, George Seiler, Clyde laun. Sixth row: Roy Lathrop, Ken Storer. George Snyder, George Ochs, Leland Adamson, John Seiler, Pat Elie, Gary Baker, Jim Scott. Seventh row: Ron Thomas, Ron Lemke, Ron Taylor, Eddie Dean, Wayne Newberry, Robert Nichols, Skip Miller, Tim Ridgley, Theron Jenner. Eighth row: Billy Nichols, Darryl Jenner, Bill Smith, Chris Gertsch, Joe Housh, Richard Fulk, Melvin Stanley, Connell Myers, and Melvin Runyon. Won high chairman in the contest. In October, four of the FFA officers attended the National PFA convention in Kansas City, Missouri. We will also be participating in the Dairy and Fatstock Iudging Contest, which will be held at Wayne City. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America is a national organization of junior and senior high school girls who are interested in Home 'Economics We have club meetings twice l monthly, and in addition We have a number of special evening meetings. We also attend the tall rally at Vandalia, and the Home l lt's bi-weelcly meet- ing time. ln the foreground are Sha- ron Hultachor, Ara Campbell, and Judy Miller. F.H.A. MEMBERS: First row, lett to right: Bonnie Burgener, Mary Cochran. Linda Weston, Carolyn Muhs, Diann Har- rolle, Delores Eclciss, Carolyn Atteberry, Shirley Wilson, Sally Marks. Second row: Carol Jenkins. Lela Brooks. Ruth Neolcy, Vera l-lolstlaw, Nancy Reed, Carol Struble, Janice Bagwell, Kenna Hayes, Betty Hane. Third row: Donna Stru- ble, Paulette Hance, Sharon Pipher, Betty Vaughn, Randa Godfrey, Karen Doan, Linda Schneider, Judy Steber, Ruth Torpley. Fourth row: Darlene Meadows, Carolyn Franklin, Cathy Rude, Ara Campbell, Judy Miller, Sharon l-lutachor, Julia Ahltield, Nancy Gumble, Betty Riggs. Pat Lyons. Fifth row: Gertrude Rauch, Mary Lathrop, Carol Caudell. Mary Martz, Rowena Ditch, Madeline Gertsch, Betty Scesen- guod. Sandra Tipton, Sixth row: Rose Mason, Ramona Moore, Judy Stanley, Berth: Vaughn, Brenda l'lari'shorn, Linda Mays, Agatha Ditch. Economics Day at Carbondale. We have titty-five members and our sponsor is Miss Ridgoly. F.I-l.A. fulfills a social function for its members and gives them invaluable aid in preparing for the role of homemakers in a busy World. I W, W ,mm,,.7,,., F.H.A. OFFICERS: Front row, lett to right: Nancy Reed, president: Vera l-lolstlaw, vice president: Betty Riggs, secretary: and Roberta Holstrum, treasurer. Second row: Committee chairmen: Lela Brooks, Ruth Neeley. Carolyn Atteberry, Bertha Vaughn, Mary Martz, Sally Marks, ancl Shirley Wilson. 77 Anne Krilobs and Doug Koertqe give from Dore Schar 's Y Sunrise at Campos belle. staged reading THESPIAN TROUPE 292 THESPIAN OFFICERS: Mrs. Moore. sponsor: Doug Koertge, student council representative: Anne Kribbs, treasurerg Sharon Bateman, scribe. Back row, left to right: Dinny Herman. president: Mary Harper, vice president: Anita Bowman. secretary. 78 First row. left to right: Anne Kribbs, Jean Dickerson, Lucy Ochs. Margaret Harden, Anita Bowman. Martha McKay. Pat Montgomery, Shirley Rudolphi. Dinny Hermon. Second row: Phyllis Plummer. Joan C-inder, Pat Storer. Shirley Wil- son. Merilla McDonald, Carol Bartrutl. Flo Potter, Floita Stout, Sharon Bell, Diane Stewart. Third row: Karen Hall, Celestine Hahn, Freda Herman. Nancy Griffin. Marilyn Millspaugh. Carole Kallansrude, Marilyn Fawkes. Marilee Ragsdale. Ramona Weber. Fourth row: Connie Thomas. Julia Ahltield. Linda Weston, Christine Robinson. Wayne Barnes, Doug Koertge, Chris Scherer. Fiffh row: Barbara Thomas. Carla Petty, Geoge Lowry, Pat Stewart. Rosalie Baclet, Bev Grittin. Carol Umtleet, Wayne Smith. Sixth row: Mary Harper, Kay Heinclselrnan. Sharon Bateman, Judy Elkins. Sharon Harrell, Donna McGregor, Jean George. Dixie Decker. Donna Gaddy. Seventh row: Joe Myers, Terry Robins, Milne Sliva, Clyde laun. Mr. Etgleton. Thespians: Act well your part, there all the honor lies, is the Thespian motto. The members of Troupe 292 have done this as can be Well imagined. Every bi-weekly meet- ing Was filled with skits by many participants. Humor. drama, comedy, and iarcep Whatever you Wanted could be found at the Thespian meetings. RADIO CLUB Richard B e n l'i a m. Fred Daubs. and Sam Keiffer inspect ,, new equipment. CLUB MEMBERS: First' row. left to right: Paul Mikels, Wayne Neeley, Dave Fessel. Sam Keitfcr. Fred Daubs. Danny Richey. and Don Taylor. Second row: Steve Roth, Jack Fritclwey, Loren Cammon, Glen Miller. Tom Fehren- bachcr. Dan Peters, Robin Lockwood, and George Conour. The Radio Club has acquired, over the span of a few years, a great amount ol radio equipment. This apparatus is open to use for all members ot this organization. In the Radio Club, the boys are instructed in the radio code and other topics relating to this field, The Radio Club's sponsor this year is Mr. Beagle. CLUB OFFICERS and SPONSOR: Paul Mikels, student council representative: Wayne Neeley. secretary-treasurer: Mr. Beagle, sponsor: Sam Seiffer, president: and Fred Daubs, vice presi- ent. 79 Pictured at our eye- ninq meeting are: sitting: Verna Camp- bell, Sharon Phillips, Martha McLerran. Standing: B r e n d a Grove. La Donna Cook. Annette Pratt. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA 1 Q t s ss a 1 MEMBERS, first row: Sue Johnson, Carolyn Taylor, Jim Keen. Brenda Grove, Edna Kocher, Jeri Sterchi, and Miss Downen, Campbell sponsor. Second row: Antoinette Ochs, Verna , Sharon Hultachor, Sharon Phillips, Sandra Robin- son. Kare Lewis Linda Wilson and Kenna Hayes Third F Club officers examining club booklets are Edna Kocher, secretary: Carolyn Taylor, president: Jeri Sterchi, treasurer: Sue Johnston, vice president: Brenda Grove, student council repre sentativeg and Miss Downen, our sponsor. 80 n , , . row: Mary Doan, Martha McLerran. Judy Baltimore. Judy Dowty, Lela Brooks, Darlene Meadows, Darlene Zehner, Marjorie McKinney, Kaye McKnight, and Barbara Lilcens. Fourth row: Tim Ridgley, Mary Lathrop, Theresa Hahn. La Donna Cook, Annette Pratt, Naomi Craig, Betty Hane, and Leona l-lixon. The F.B.L.A. has had an unusually inter- esting year in 1959-60. We attended an area confere tion in nce in Decatur and the state conven- Springfield Where our president, Caro- lyn Taylor, was elected vice presdent of the state organzation. Locally we were busy with many fine projects that help to prepare us for bus iness leadership. FUTURE TEACHERS f OF AMERICA initiates W a y n e Smith, James Keen, a n d Terry Robins listen as Flo Potter takes part in the initiation ceremony. First row, left to right: Chris Scherer, Anita Bowman, Bobbie Cravens, Virginia Barnes, Pat Kubilski, Faye Miller. Second row: Flo Potter, Wayne Smith, Sallie Marks, Dixie Cowan. Barbara Wilson, Judy Atkins, Sharon Umtleet. Judy Har- mon. Third row: Terry Robins, James Keen, Mary Beth Shafer, Pamela Provost, Diane Florin, Marie Scherer, Wayne Barnes, Christine Robinson, Lila Gumble, Carol Smith. Future Teachers ot America is a club dedicated to furthering the knowledge of the teaching profession. This year, because of the great cooperation of all the members, such projects as the candy sales at the ball games and the Christmas sale were highly profitable. F.T.A. OFFICERS are. seated: Anita Bowman, vice president: Carol Smith, president: Dixie Cowan, secretary. Standing: Margaret Harden, librarian: Chris Scherer. student council repree sentativeg Richard Williams, parliamentarian: Flo Potter, treasurer: Marie Scherer. historian: and Miss Hostettler, sponsor. 81 Sharon Iaun, Donna Seiler, and Margie Summers dispense refreshments in the G.A.A. Stand, al- ways open at the basketball games. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION THE G.A.A. BOARD, seated, left to right Barbara Wilson, secretary-treasurer: Mrs Mounts, sponsor: Erika I-lamblin. president Mrs. McFarland, sponsor: and Annette Drew. vice nresident. Standing: Bobbye Beal, sopho more class representative: Sue McWilliams senior class representative: and Lynda Brown student council representative. MEMBERS, 'first row, left to right: Monica Nichols, Carol Shryock, Susie Shimkos, Marilyn Boatman, Nevelle Rosbo- rough, Sheryl Williamson, Judy West, Rosemary Keitter, and Mrs. Mounts, sponsor. Second row: Anette Drew, Karen Stivers, Sallie Marks, Rosalie Baclet, Vera Holstlaw, Sarah Campbell. Donna Seiler, Janice Hearring. Third row: Mary Kay Crites, Erika I-Iamblin, Nancy Montgomery, Sue Mc- Williams, Marilyn Millspaugh, Jeanne Delaney, and Janet Runyon. Fourth row: Bobbie Cravens, Barbara Likens, Ann Vaughn, Maidi Fye, Lynda Brown, Pam Sprague, Barbara Wilson, Vicki Myers. Fifth row: Mary Neunlist, Bobbye Beal, Cheryl Horrall, Sharon Felton. Shirley Slichenmyer, Sharron Iaun, Lila G-umble. Sixth row: Anita Anderson, Sandy Van Cleve, Kay I-leindselrnan, Elaine Brinkley, Sharon Bateman. Judy Elkins, Kay Kapper. Seventh row: Jan Turner, Kay Wiles, Ruth Powell, Mary Roth, Diane Martin, and Sherrie Eberhardt. The G.A.A. tries to promote interest in physical education for the girls in E.R.H.S. However, this is not all Work cmd no play. The members enjoy outings, bowling parties, before cmd after school meetings, ctnd the feeling of rectl sportsmanship. RIFLE CLUB STATE WINNING RIFLE TEAM, kneel- ing: Ronald Utz. Mike Decker, and Ron Myers. Stand- ing: Ken Gower. Charles Green, and Mr. Bower. sponsor. MEMBERS, first row, Iett to right: Floita Stout. Diane Ste- wart, Judy McClain, Elthea Keitter. Ursula Hamblin. Ann Vaughn. and Judy Harmon. Second row: Pat Kubilski, Karen Boling, Kenna Hayes, Janice Bagwell, Ronnie Holtz. Third row: Patsy Stanley, Phyllis Taylor, Chuck Green, Richard Fulk, Ron Myers, Ken Gower, Clyde laun. Terry Kolb. Fourth row: John Cowrnan, Ron Utz, Mike Decker, Tom Gillespie, Melvin Runyon, I-Iarold Culbertson. Don Elliott. Ronald Williams, Richard Benham, Darrell Navolt. Fifth row: Arol Whitaker, Larry Harmon, Jimmy McKinney, Jim Jones, Sam Clittord, John Seymour, Don Curtis, Donnie I-Iighsmith, Sixth row: Bill Middleton, Kenny Henne, Ricky Leaf. Denni Totten. Gary Laughlin, Gary Amerman, Sherman Tarpley, Don Murphy. The Rifle Club, perhaps, Wins more awards than any other club in school. Almost all of the members have Won medals, letters, or some similar honor. This year the club Won first place in the state in the postal matches. It is a club ot which the school is extremely proud, S RIFLE CLUB OFFICERS: Richard Bratton, student council representative: Chuck Green. president: Judy Harmon, secretary: and Rich' ard Fulk, range otticer. 83 President R a m ah Fary addresses a group of initiates at the special eve- ning initiation, The club's professional sponsor, Mrs. Phyllis Strothrnan, loolcs on. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA l ' s F.N.C. OFFICERS are Ramah Fary. president: Mary Roth, vice president: Brenda Grove. secretary-treasurer: Phyllis Herman, student council representative. Mrs. Phyllis Strothman is pictured with them. 84 MEMBERS: First row, lett to right: Elaine Drew, Sharron laun, Mary Neunlist, Jill Helm, Jackie l-lugill, Nancy Kowa, Mary Nicholas. Second row: Bonnie Williams, Kathryn Haenggi, Susan Brownfield, Carolyn Franklin, Janet Steber. Paula Parker, Ardith Cutshall, Nancy Richey. Third row: Karen Hall. Jeri Sterchi, Sandra Tipton, Karen Leaf, Betty Lilcens, Bobbye Beal, Nancy Griffin, Carol Brashear, Suzanne Wells. Fourth row: Ruth Powell, Barbara Burgener, Diann Florin, Pam Sprague, Judy Miller, Mary Roth, Brenda Grove. Ramah Fary, and Shirley Nix. F.N.C. is an organization of girls who are interested in nursing as a lifetime profession. During 1959-BU the members have assisted Miss Powell in the testing and inoculation programs. They have also been assigned to duty in the health room. At the meetings in- formational programs Were given on health and related subjects. SCIENCE CLUB MEMBERS, left to right: Mike Decker, Bob Bail, Charles Craynon. Ron Myers, Jerry Jones, Ed Miller, Judy Zuber. Second row: Ed Shake, Gerald Kapper, Tom Abegglen, Larry Black. Ron Williams, Bob Wattleworth, Jim Brown, Joe Conour, Louis McCormick. Third row: Glen Miller, John Godfrey, Gary Street, Homer Jennings, Cliff Scherer, Charles Stangle, Martha Boswell, and Susan Blackburn. Fourth row: Bill Guinty, Terry Bruce, Dick Wilson, Bill Weber, and Chuck Green, Fifth row: Richard Bratton, Loren Cammon, Clyde Decker, Mike Redman. Ben Forsyth, John McKnight, Paul Mikels, Wayne Neeley, Anne Vaughn. Ursula Hamblin, Elthea Keiffer, Ara Lee Barnes, Sally Diver. Susan Fye, Mrs. Anna Rosenkranz, and Mr. Gerald Miller, sponsors. The Science Club helps to promote interest in the diferent aspects of science. In this club, various experiments are performed Weekly before the members. These people show an aptitude for science in their Work as students. This year, the club was led by their Very capable officers and their two Willing and helpful sponsors, Mrs. Rosenkranz and Mr. Miller. Experiment at the regular science club meeting shows Ger- ald Kapper, Ursula Hamblin, Sam Keife fer, and Terry Bruce. SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS: Richard Brattorl. vice president: Bill Guinty, president: Susan Fye, secretary-treasurer: and Ben Forsyth, stu- dent council representative. 85 Sponsor Mrs. Griffin and Guest Speaker Mrs. Weber talk with French Club members affe r a special meeting. FRENCH CLUB FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS are secretary: Judy Atkins, preside derson, vice president: Candy dent council representative: an treasurer. 86 Marilyn Fawkes. nt: Gerald An- Bambertli, stu d Lynda Brown FRENCH CLUB MEMBERS ARE: Row one, left to right: Erika Hamblin, Kathy Beaird, Phyllis Plummer, Howard Brock- man, Judy Atkins. Row two: Lynda Brown, Candy Bamberth, Gerald Anderson, Eddie Shake. Mary Alice Resor. Row three: Doug Koertge, Fred Eggley, Torn Eggley, Marilyn Fawkes, and Mrs. Griffin. One of the newest clubs in our school is i'l..e Circle Francais, which was organized this year. The members have earned money by selling candy at basketball games and by producing a skit for the 1960 Pow Wow. The French Club faculty sponsor is Mrs. Griffin. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB Our secretary-trea- surer. Roy Mason, examines the finish of a cedar chest as Joe Smith and Fred Eqgley work. CLUB MEMBERS ARE left to right: Ron Kapper, Gary Madden, Jim Quayle, Ed Dean, Jerry Crites. Second row: Harold Culbertson, Charles Lewis, Charles Michels, Kurt Mowrer. Gary Heckler, Charlie March. Third row: Don Curtis, George Seiler, Ronnie Burgener, and Bill Aldridge. Standing: Mr. Oliboni, sponsor. Louis Doll, Cletus Ochs. Larry Volk. Roy Mason. Garry Crites, Marvin Doolin, Tom Eggley. and Gilbert Stevens. The Industrial Arts Club has had a pro- titable year. Our evening meetings have been devoted to Woodworking, the refinishing of a number of pieces of furniture. In this way We have earned money as We learned. Mr. Oli- boni, a new faculty member this year, was our sponsor. ln charqe ot the various club activities is Mr. Virgil Oliboni, who is pictured here with the club officers: Gerry Crites. president: Roy Mason. secretarystreasurer: and Eddie Dean, vice president. lNot pictured is Gerald Ander- son. student council representative.l 87 Examing film of 6 gameare Tom Sing- ley, Ken Gower, Ter- ry Oestreich, Steve Gill, Joe Myers, and Cnacli Mason, PIGSKIN CLUB OFFICERS: Clarence Smith, secretary-trear surerg Ed Anderson. president: and Jack Tomp- son, vice president. lNot pictured. Jim Wattle- wortlw. student council representetivel 88 - First row. left to right: Ed Byrd, Jim Lorenz, Steve Gill, Leon Anderson, Larry Nelson. Mike Robinson, and Terry Oestreich. Second row: Terry Walker, Jack Tompson, Joe Campbell, Dave Verner, Ron Myers. Joe Myers. Third row: Ben Bennett, Joe Clow, Bruce Wall, Jim Wattleworth, Ken Ecilwecg, Clarence Smith, and Ed Anderson. Mr. Mason, e in . Membership in Pigskin Club is limited tc major football lettermen. Club meetings are devoted to discussion of plays and viewing films of the most recent games. Members feel that the club is both instructional and enjoy- able. D. E. CLUB Caught a f t e r a meeting a re Mr. Scanavino and club members Ron Utz, Bob LaMar, R o n Burgener. Lloyd Lemke, Donna Nu- xoll. Lucinda Horn- b a c lc, Antoinette Oclns. a n d Susan McClure. Sitting, left to right: Susan McClure, Nancy Montgomery, Donna Nuxoll, Lucinda Hornbaclc, and Peggy McDowell. Standing: Ron Burgener, Lloyd Lernlce. Antoinette Ochs, Ronnie Utz, Bob Lalvlar, and Mr. Scanavino, sponsor. The Distributive Education Club, though small this year, has been successful. Its merri- bership is limited to people who take distri- butive education, but the club is not only tor an educational purpose - it is for social as Well. OFFICERS: Susan McClure. student council representative: Donna Nuxoll, secretary: Peggy McDowell, treasurer: Ron Burgener. president: pose formally with the sponsor, Mr. Scanavino. 89 Don Elliott a n cl Clyde laun operate the corn popper for the Camera Club. . W, CAMERA CLUB .. sssss Y... s X ssssse X g3.:251gEQskXQ . . .WW Y .R . S Officers and sponsor are Marilyn Faw- kes, Richard Bretton. John McKnight. Mr. McWilliams. and Jim Quayle. 90 Members meet in the library: Seen in the picture with Mr. McWilliams in the background are Marilyn Fawkes, Ann Stanley, Jim Qualye, Ron Williams, Ron Hornback, Dean Mason. Pete Weber, Jack Fye, John Weber. Tim Stroth- man, John McKnight, Joe Conour, Mike Redman, Bob Wattlewortl-a, Deonn Neff, Niki Foster, Linda Leaf, Jerry Jones, Eddie Miller, Susie Singley, Nancy Hunter, Kay Stanford. and Janet Seiler, Under the leadership of Mr. McWilliams, the Camera Club has had an unusually pro- fitable year. Our president, Richard Bratton, has taken most of the pictures tor the Olnean. Ron Hornback and Iim Quayle are develop- ing into fine photographersg and many other students have put in long hours developing and enlarging. Club members are fascinated by the challenge of photography. TIGER RAG Miss Regina Weber. an editor who has e real nose for news. She can real- ly drive those re- porters. THE STAFF, seated: Penny Murvin, Dixie Cowan, Selly Wilson, Jeanie Weber, Bobbie Cravens, Charlotte Roberts. and Buddy Harness. Standing: Mr. Alnes, Mariorie McKin- ney. Barbara Wilson, Maicli Fye, Vicki Myers, and Frank Weber. Tiger Rag had its most successful year in l959-60. From the time of the ad sale in August the editor and reporters were busy through the Week and even on Weekend afternoons. The paper went to press twice a month, and invariably was packed With news, editorials, jokes, and contests. Social reporters? Just an intormal meet- ing of some of the freshmen on Tiger Rag. Jan Turner. Kay Wiles, Mary Sha- fer, Carol Travis, Jill Helm. Judy Kim- mel, and Carol Fee. 91 .XX X mer .... X ,.... . X 1 N XXQXXR . X WXQ sl X X . . X . :XX 5? XQQSYXX il x AQ - - XX :Xi . f X W .X Xv X N XXYQ X X X A X Xg 2 5' 5 Xiilil? a,,,.,.XX XXXXXX , ...X X X.,..X,x,X .x.X , X Q as C Q SRX XXX XXX. . NX XXX- X. X X X. -NN XXREKX 2 i . . 5 E THE OLNEAN STAFF CREATES A YEARBOOK all Mrs. Claribel Benson, The Olnean's TacuITy sponsor, whose unselTish service To The yearbook goes largely unsung. checks Through The dumrny. Richard BraTTon, The Olnean's sTudenT phofographer responsible Tor The I96O Olnean's excellenT phoTography, looks over some of his handiwork. Phyllis Plummer. business ediTor. and Mary Alice Resor. social direcTor, also have worked hard during The pasT year. Phyllis' work began during The summer when The adverTising campaign goT underway. A more complicaTed Task could noT be Tound. Mary Alice is in charge oT all Olnean dances which in- clude The Pow-Wow, Homecoming, and The dances aTTer The TooTball and baskeT- ball games. The clecoraTions This year were beauTiTul - a real TrIbuTe To Mary's arTisTic abiliTy. N . A XE . .. - wikis 1 - x Q 1 rx I K Za K QS . Q R ' , ax -A T? k -5 'X ' k - kit gg 5351-N f L-gk -V X , - E -b W L . . Q.. :M -x ' -. wig 'Qssrsfw-wx ,. -mg X -.QQ ws: ' - f 5 ... . h U ,gg X '- f . S . -- K 5-iff. . ' x 3 . ,i x mf 5 . 1 :,.Q X .k,',, x 5 S . x E7 Q-...w...-Q-.... ..,......x-N..., s 1 X. X -1 :N K -N Lk. 'x .L ..k.. el ..!L,,M , :Q ww:-5 NX X f R : ts QC 'K 1.5 is 1 i Q if R . Q.. lf X v X X 1 ' Q-rss. , N , nf' Meeting the Challenge of the 60's SPORTS Competitive sports play a large part in the lite of the student of E. R. H. S. While scholastic exercises are important for the mind, the health and soundness of the body cannot be neglected: With this in mind, provisions have been made for the participation in such sports as football, basketball, baseball, tennis, and track. ' Our student body boasts many fine athletes, but we can also be proud of the fine spirit and sportsmanship possessed by these young men. RX SIN i 'sl' X N X 4 3 bww. x' NN N X A '59 X: xx X X XX: x: , X TIGERS HAVE SUCCESSFUL FOCTBALL SEASON E.R.H.S.'s affracfive cheerleaders. Judy Lovelace, Shirley Rudolphi. Linda Brummeff, Ara Lee Barnes. and Kafhy Brummeff. pose wilh 'the lucky mascof. Champ, Coach Jean Mason a n cl ca plain Jim Waillewxforfh hold hurried conference during 1h e qame. Foofball Newlon 25 Albion 6 Fairfield I3 Lawrenceville 20 Carmi 26 Salem 25 Mi. Carmel 2I Flora O Schedule - I95? Olney Olney Olney Olney Olney Olney Olney Olney FOOTBALL Terry Oestreich, senior, guard. Joe Clow, iunior, quarterback. Clarence Smith, senior, full- bacls. 98 HISTORY - i959 - 60 1959-60 was a good year in toot- ball for East Richland with ber of boys Winning letters and the thrilling Seniors G 1'1L11'1'1- whole school enjoying the moments in the chilly air. who Won major letters were Terry Oestreich, Ed Byrd, Terry Walker, lim Lorenz, Clarence Smith, Mike Robinson, Dave Varner, Steve Gill, loe Myers, Ed Anderson, lack Tomp- son, Leon Anderson, and Iirn Wattle- worth. Iuniors were Benny Bennett, Torn Singley, Toe Clow, Ken Gower, Ron Myers, Toe Campbell, and Larry Nelson. The able managers were Bill Karr and lohn Tice. Row one: E. Byrd, S. Summers. J. Campbell. R. Bunting. S. Gill, B. Bennett. J. Tompson. G. Petty, J. Myers, M. Robinson. Row 'l'wo: T. Walker, T. Sinqley, E. Anderson, J. Wattle- wortli, L. Hough, T. Oestreich, J. Lorenz, C. Smith, D. Miller, Ass't Coach John Rose. Row three: L. Anderson, K. Gower, C. Raw- lings, J. Clow, L. Cammon, B. Wall. D. Varner. L. Nelson, C. Schilt. with Coach Jean Mason at the helm. ,. X xg A XY 3 -XX gifs . ,XX xX K X X ' X.:-w x ' 'N S .XXXXS A .. f Fx . XXX, .S ,S as XFNXXX X. Q XX-XX L: .ig fag X5 te R? X X grim X X X X X S f i 5 X M A XX Q X 3 5 2 . ' X Q 2 9 gg x x X X .I x 5' XX NS X 5 Qs ix X ,- X ,Q . W .5 X Ag x .L XXX :- X viii -wxib X FXR ' . K X X xx-s':,:. X S Y X.XXXXX. X X.X.. A : 5 , X T-X X X X QS S 'A . 5 X sl YSNSRF ' f RXQX. ' , XXXX XX' xv , ws' Wx xx xx X ix 5 3 N X x is 1 X x qv ,3- fw S L - Qs. QL X ' X. X ' k Q Y ip EX X Q K --Qx W KN 'f ww g Nix, XY, X 1 Xxf xx . x. X 2 yi Q y Q x l.-Sxf ' ex.-x, 3 - X k f ' S N- ,.:: XX N ' i if x X ,A wx X Q x ix X x Q - 5 - Y X X xx ,RN M w X X X x K, Q There is a great deal of hard Work invol- ved with football - for both the varsity squad and the junior varsity. The Work outs are rough, the games are rougher, but the gain is Worth all the trouble. WORK! WORK! WORK! Joe Campbell, iunior, guard. Terry Walker, senior, end. W Ed Byrd, senior, cenier. ' Firsf row, leff 'lo righl: Jack Fye, Coach Jack Frosi, Harry Bob Sianley, Bill Campbell, Horace Poiler. Fourfh row: Bill Sager, Dick Marhis. Jim Brown, Rick Hahn. Second row: Kurl' Weber, Tim Sfrolhman, Bob Waffleworih, Charlie March, Tim Mower. Ronnie Nelson, Mike Redman, Bolo Varner. John Bower. Dean, Mike Lancasfer. Fifrh row: Warren Burgin, Allen Lake, Burch Higgins. Jack Jennings, Ed Smifh. Third row: Buddy Arol Whifaker. Warren, Pere Weber, Bill Wood. Tom Eggley, Myron Ochs. 102 T h e basket ball g a m e sfa rfs wifh a iump af The cenfer a n d OIney's Jim Lorenz is cer- iainly doing some prodi- gious iump- inq. 103 OLNEY BOASTS ONE OF FINEST TEAMS IN CONFERENCE A fense momenl in fhe game wifh fhe big Lawrenceville Indians. Dave Varner is closely guarded as he iumps. Bruce Wall comes in 'lor Ihe rebound. SCHEDULE 69 Bridqeporl Olney 58 Malloon Olney 55 Lawrenceville Olney 72 Salem Olney 54 Newlon Olney 7I Flora Olney 50 Effingham Olney 69 Fairfield Olney 53 Robinson Olney 74 Salem Olney 65 Ml. Carmel Olney 58 Noble Olney 85 Bridqeporl' Olney 65 Fairfield Olney 78 Carmi Olney 76 Flora Olney 65 Lawrenceville Olney 55 Carmi Olney 55 MI. Carmel Olney 84 Newlon Olney Bridgeporf Tournamenl 38 SI. Francisville Olney 65 54 Palesline Olney 67 96 Briclgeporl' Olney 62 Fairfield Tournamem' 62 Ridgeway Olney 63 88 Grayville Olney 73 Bridgeporl Regional 49 Newlon Olney 63 64 Oblong Olney 4l JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD, kneeling, lell' Io riqhl: John Bower, Bob Var- ner, Bob Sfanley. Tom Eggley, Ron- nie Nelson, and Joe Conour. Slande ing: Clarence Rawlings. Bulch Hig- gins, Loren Cammon, Charles Piper. Bill Wood. and Coach Bill Mills- paugh. FRESHMAN SQUAD, Icneeling, leff Io righlz Bob Dean, Allan Lalce, Jerry Johnson, Charlie March, Tom Sier- chi, Gary Heckler, and Kurl' Mowrer. Standing: Warren Burgin, Jack Jen- inqs, Bill Campbell, Wayne Kimmel, Bill Weber, Don Pollorlf, Gerald Norfon, and Craig Nusbaum. ,W Y W , Y ,ni ,ni WW, 72 -V--2 i 'x ' v VARSITY SQUAD, lefl lo rigl1i are: Firsf row: Coach Cecil Benny Benneff. Second row: Jerry Pool, Leon l-lougln, Clarence Flefcher. Sfeve Summers, Jim Lorenz,Jol'1n McKnigl1'r, Ed Byrd, Rawlings, Bruce Wall, Dave Varner, and Dan Drewes, 105 KEY LETTERMEN X X t s X X X X X l Jim Lorenz, a guard who sef up valuable plays and carried ihem fhrough Yo accomplishment S sl S3 Ed Byrd, senior, played guard. His good shoofing and play seH'ing made 'lhe difference in many games. .i aw X , rismwawx W xxkxx LLA'i :?mXf? ,,, Nq..x. . .... , MN V- -------f Q - gk. X K mf K xi Ei? All - xx R W - X. X Q SSN Dave Varner, senior, who won fha George Armsey Benny Benneff, iunior, is small, buf speedy, and award for flue mosf valuable player on fl1e learn. lv-1 'lm -'5'7': '- --'U' '- L L' 1 1 s Q e X S Q 5 5 X X .XX -Wg gf -1 - TXXEX 1 - l S X QS 5 MX S X M X Q X 'Mk I , 1.5 W7 :Mi T K XW X XX XXX Y X .ax Xiw , X X rg X - X l A XX XSL. X x A X ,L X 5 XSS-5 x 5- X' X S X X S X X . k XX X X l X Y '- i X X Leon Hough, iunior, anofher valuable man who will ,be back wifh lhe feam nexf year. John McKnight s enior, who won ihe Hob Jennings free fhrow award. X Y. Xe wx X EX XX-5 5 by,-. 1 -:X-AXXXSX Bruce Wall, senior, cenfer, greai rebounder, good scorer, and out- standing playmalcer. :Xara Ni K X k X L XQQN N Y 1 XX Xian x .. A X 5 Xi i . ,, W X:-1-S ' fx NX 1 5 f -AXASHS X XF ' T .X ' X- Xxvx Sw XX AX X: X. XXX X X N NNXXS XX QQ 5.1. X 1 XNQQ se: RN .X,,,, X SX QT 'NX ,. ,XXX ,X X x..x. XXX ' -5:3 X X X XY X 25 . X X N A X. X , X Q X1 N - X Y X NS X S - K xg X X Q. kix .' k ix Q xX X SF Xi: P-ni, . .,,. TRACK IN THE E. R. H. S. SPORTS CALENDAR Track is the term which covers a multi- tude ot outdoor sports requiring dexterity, speed, and strength. There are such events as pole vaulting, the shot put, and the races. The E.R.H.S. track team ot 1960 boasts many qualified young men. Three individuals were entered in the state meet, after the team Walked away with first place honors in the district meet held on May l3. Coach Jack Frost l E.R.H.S. 'track team members are 'From lett to right, row one: Harold Michael, Tom Singley. Bill Leister, Myron Ochs, Horace Potter, Bill White. Row two: Ron Nelson, John Godtrey. Ron Myers, Jerry Jones, John McKnight, Terry Walker, Melvin Kimmel. Row three: John Pot- tortt. Ben Bennett, Eddie Shake, Buddy Har- ness, Clarence Rawlings. Mike Lancaster. Row four: Dave Fessell, Bill Wood, Jerry Crites. Dennis Vail, Gerald Norton, John Bower, and Coach Jack Frost. Montage -depicts the individual in action -- and an advantage ot track is that the individual is the star. Any boy may 'find an activity in which to compete. 110 4 S! r Aunbwt' 1 -..L..Xf. x ,- X-. swf , '-an-.., wwwm. -K BASEBALL . . . One ot E. R. H. S.'s Most Successful Spring Sports Baseball is o n e of Americas favorite sports and one of E.R.H.S.'s favorites. Baseball, in the past years, has been one ofthe strongest sports, and this season already promises to continue the excellent record. Row one, lett to right: Bob Doan, Jack Tompson. Bruce Wall, Jim Lorenz, John Seymour, Ed Byrd, Ed Anderson, Charles Piper, Coach Millspaugtm, Row two: Bill Campbell, Dave Varner, Joe Camp- bell, Steve Summers, Joe Clow, Leon Hough. Tom Eqgley, and Bill Wood. Coach Bill Millspaugtt ot the Olney Tigers baseball team. Joe Clow, Dave Varner, and Bill Wood demonstrate some ot the dexterity that has placed the Olney ball club among the best in the conterence, 112 v s I i E E ! E mm-N x -WMM X .x... wx W N WN-:Nw Nwmwx. Sxwkng-K.Nx..1. mwmu-r fW .. -N .:... 5- x 5. Q -X Q-Mmm 5 www- TENNIS TEAM - lcneeling: Mark Smith, Tom Sterchi, Terry Robins, Jared Johnson. Standing: Coach Mason. Joe Conou r, Terry Oest- reich. Loren Cam- mon, George Con- ou r. 114 Terry Oestreich returns a high one. TENNIS . . . Feature of Spring Calendar l Although tennis attracts a relatively few students, E.R.1-1,S. is always proud to have a good team. 1960 was no exception. Despite a very rainy spring, the team played a num- ber ot matches. They were eliminated early in contest play, but there are memories of some thrilling plays. X . iss T Coach Jean Mas E X Q JM? A fmwf 4 ss.. . The aflraciive sparlcplugs of all sporfs acfivilies al E.R.l-LS. - The cheerleaders. They are. from leff To riglwl. Linda Brummelf, Judy Lovelace, Shirley Ru- dolplwi, Ara Lee Barnes, and Kaflwy BrummeH. E. R. H. S. CHEERLEADERS uf. 544, Y as 'Eggs ' 1 f a 5 . ix. K X3-yrs-f -bf. ' , - Artis N 9 .M 34. . Xxx f . fbi . . f x Qi we Q s alll, if .S 1 Ps kg - QQ f I .fly gb. Meeting the Challenge of the 60's 4 , W! ...J The purely social side of any student's life must never be neglected. E. R. H. S. realizes this fact and the most social person finds activities to suit his taste. There are many dances after basketball and football games, there is Homecoming, Pow Wow, May Day, and the most elaborate and most anticipated dance, the Junior-Senior Prom. Many people work toward the success of these social affairs and, i as can be seen from the following pages, these activities were a great success. I959 HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES PROVIDE BACKGROUND FOR A OUEEN AND HER COURT Q c s T D S 118 The courl' looks on as flwe quecn's clance begins. Also looking on are Dennis Vail. Jill Helm, Marilyn Boafman. Riclcy Leaf, Janice Ring and Pai Clark. Bill While, Pai' Sfewarf, Bill Web- sfer. Jane? Seiler, and Ben For- syih relax befween dances. The Olnean cameraman capfures an aerial view of llwe evening's fesfivifies. 119 l HOMECOMING Miss Jane Biehl and Miss Candy Bamberth. both charming and attractive senior girls, served as attendants to the Homecoming Queen. ROYALTY Each year the student body looks forward to Homecoming at E.R.H.S. As in other years, the preceding evening Was filled with the snake dance and the bonfire. Coronation of the queen began Homecoming evening, and it was followed by the exciting football game. The eve- ning was climaxed by the Olnean's Homecoming dance Whose theme this year was October's Bright Blue Weather. East Richland High School's lovely Homecoming Queen, Miss Shirley R clolphi. The Ofnean c'mera captures Miss Rue dolhpi's coronation by Doug Koertge. Loolcinq on with approval are Bill Gunlfy. Miss Barlaerfh. Miss Biehl, Gone Lev:- lace. and Avery McKinney. 120 uf XX? . , . i k xyi i SO? QT .www mwx + Num N sit M 3 . . X X NM QS M ,,X. . 5 K . K X . QQ N5 . X 3 I x sk X X R K .Q Of X2 N gs A 553. Q Q BEST EVER Miss Mary Harper, iunior aflendanf +0 the queen. QUEENS ATTENDANTS I Miss Phyllis Herman. sophomore aHend- nnr fo fhe queen. Miss Marilyn Guinfy. freshman alfend- anl lo ilu: queen. r Miss Susan Fye, iunior aHendanl lo flwe queen. Miss Pefricia Eglesfon. sophomore ai' lendanf to ihe queen. Miss Judy West freshman affendenl io fha queen. wx XXX X QQNSSS ix QQ. X -X Q Q is 5 is 'QA Y Xxx . sky X X XXX Q T. 4 - I Associate Directors Doug Koertge and Mr. Robert Wood take time out from the evening's work to pose for the Olnean camera. MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS The Senior class of 1960 distinguished itself with the production ot the senior class play, Meet Me In St. Louis, for the entire production was staged by the senior students. The class, after it had decided that it could produce the play through its own efforts, placed itself be- hind the production. The result was the hilarious comedy, Meet Me ln St. Louis. The play was directed by Douglas Koertge, a student member of the senior class, and Mr. Robert Wood, a student- teacher in the Speech and English De- partments. The cast ot Meet Me ln St. Louis is seated, row on left to right: P. Plummer, Esther : C. Bamberth Rose . Row two: C. Smith, Katie : L. Brummett Mrs. Smith : A. Bowman, Tootie : W. Neely, M Smitl1 : N. Stromme, Lucille , Standing: Ed Byrd John : M, Decker, Fred g D. Herman, lda' Tompson. Lon : P. Eagleson, Grandpa g B. Lilccns Mrs. W:ughop : B. Cravens, A nes q P. Mikels Mr. Dodgang T. Robins, Mn Du . Two of the Smith sisters, Tootie played by Anita Bowman, and Esther played by Phyllis Plummer, share a family joke A dramatic hiqhpoint ot the play ' reached as Esther and Rose dissolve in tears as they realize they must leave St. Louis. 127 Queen ot I 960. MAY QUEEN Selected by the Senior Class Were three lovely candidates for May Queen and three handsome candidates for May King. Ot these the student body voted to select the honored girl and boy. Miss Shirley Rudolphi and Mr. Iirn Lorenz were chosen for the reigning mon- archs ot the May Day parade. Miss Connie Martin, attend- ant to the queen. Miss Shirley Rudolptii, May Miss Jane Biehl. attendant to the queen. i 2' it 128 Ii was not until 11:30 on May 2, 1960 that students discovered the identities of the May Queen and King. Then, as the students were assembled around the f1agpo1e, Shirley and Iirn Were crowned with the customary fanfare. They rode triumphant in the May Day parade on the same afternoon. MAY KING Mr. Ed Byrd, affendani' io 'the king. Mr. Jim Lorenz. May King of 1960. Mr. Sieve G-ill. affendanf fo The king. Rx 129 Sala' Hai calls to everyone to enioy the Prom of f li e Class of l96O. , ,, me I959 PROM - SOUTH PACIFIC Dogwood trees and gorgeous artificial flowers An exotic flowing waterfall, stately palm trees. added a magnificent tropical touch to our and luscious qreen grass aided excitement and Prom. romance to South Pacific. l Cur Prom -- May, l959. The class of 1950 labored long and tedious hours making the beautiful decorations for our tropical theme-- South Pacific. 130 vi - M-.M M, m.+.,. S sw- ,Lx N X A. X S XR Q . x .N S xx .. Q Q .r fx it X 5, . XNXNW' ww.. X X NNN Si? qw 5 NY S 5 1 X . Q S xx: -nk 1 23 XX TISS K E 1 , X NX x XX - X Xxx .- .g ,X ' . ii if . ' -Sw' - , M .X X- X QQ M X .XXXX ww - X XXX X X N STUDY - EXAMS - GRADUATION? S X S X XE Q 3 WMM S - -- sfXXf5:-- .-X K -XX viii . XS XSXPSX-X. - fix 2-TX N Sf 3 X SX XQX .L5j:g::::i:3 k MAAK-LXL XXXXA X X XRXXXX QW X XXRXX QQ-SS . N .X X X - ww, X ,. ,RSM XR XX X S X X NX X X X ' 2-Si x ' 2 . XSXZS.. 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Elkins Plumbing and Heating Cammon's Red 6 White Super Market Calvert Drilling. Inc. Ray Voyles Barber Supply Stanley Oil Company Cliii Iones Tank Truck Service Read's Grocery Sterchi's Cabinet Shop Eugene Webber Trucking Lough's Cities Service Star Service ADAMS, DONALD - FFA I. 2. 3, 4: FFA Secrefary 4: Sfar Farmer 4. ADAMSON, LELAND ROY - FFA I, 2, 3, 4. ALDRIDGE, WILLIAM- Ind. Aris Club 3, 4. ANDERSON, EDWARD H. - Foofball I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball I, 2, 3. 4: Pigskin 3, 4, Pres. 4: Nafional Honor Sociefy 3, 4: Spanish Club I. ANDERSON, GERALD DAVID - Ind. Arfs Club 2. 3. 4, Pres. 3: Sfudenf Council Rep. 4: French Club 4, Vive Pres. 4. ANDERSON, JAMES LEON - Foofball I, 2, 3. 4: Pigskin I: FFA I, 2, 3, 4: Rifle Club I, 2: Sfudenf Council I. BAKER, GARY - FFA 3. 4: Ind. Arfs Club 2. BAMBERTH, CAMILLE- GAA I: Band I, 2: Girls Chorus I, 2: Thespians 3: Olnean I, 2, 3: French Club 4, Sfudenf Council Rep. 4: Tiger Rag I, 2, 4. BARNES, WAYNE BRUCE- Track I. 2: Thespians 3. 4: Thespian Play 3: FTA 4. BARTRUFF, CAROL ANN - Thespians I. BEAULIEU, PHILIP DUANE - Ind. Arfs Club I. 2, 3. BEAIRD, KATHY - Band I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Class Rep. 3: Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Sfudenf Coun- cil Rep. 4: French Club 4: Tiger Rag I, 2, 3. 4. BEEHN, BARRY L.- Baskefball I: Track 2: Rifle Club I. BEMOUNT, RAMONA KAY - Olnean 3, 4: FBLA 3, 4. BERGER, PHYLLIS KAYE -- Girls' Chorus 4: Olnean 3. 4. BIEHL, MARY JANE - Band I, 2, 3.4: Girls' Chorus I, 2: Mixed Chorus 3. 4, Officer 4: Madrigals 3, 4: Olnean 3, 4. BLACK, WILLIAM MARTIN - BOWMAN, ANITA MAY - Band I. 2, 3, 4: All-Sfafe Band 4: Class Rep. 2: Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Thespians I, 2, 3. 4: Nafional Thespian I. 2. 3, 4: Secrefary 4: FTA 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice Pres. 4. BRASHBAR, JULIA ANN - FBLA 4: FNC I, 2. 3. BROWN, LYNDA KAY - GAA I, 2. 3, 4, Sfudenf Council Rep. 4: Olnean I. 3, 4: French Club 4, Treasurer 4: Nafional Honor Sociefy 3, Sfudenf Council Secrefary 4. BRUMMETT. LINDA DARLENE-Cheer leader 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2: Girls' Chorus I. 2. 3: Thespians 2, 3: Olnean I, 2: Tioer Rag I, 2, 3, 4: Sfudenf Council 3, 4. BURGENER, RON - Baskelball I, 2: Track I, 2, 3: Rifle Club I: DE 4, Pres. BYRD, JOHN EDWIN -- Foofball I. 2, 3, 4: Baskefball I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Pigskin 3. 4: Radio Club 2. SENIOR INDEX CAMPBELL VERNA KAY - FBLA 4. COOK, LA DONNA JEAN - FHA I: Thespians 3: Olnean I, 2, 3: FBLA 4. CRAVENS, ROBERTA LEE - GAA I. 2, 3, 4: Olnean I, 2: Tiger Rag 3, 4, Business Eclifor: FTA 3. 4. CRITES, GARRY LYNN - Ind. Arfs Club I, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4: Camera Club 4. DECKER, MICHAEL MCMILLEN - Band I: Boys Chorus I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Rifle Club I. 2, 3 4: Science Club I, 2, 3, 4. DIETRICH, DEAN ELLIS - FFA 3, 4: Ind. Arfs Club I, 2. DIETRICH, LARRY GENE - FFA 4: Ind. Arfs Club I. 2. 3. DOAN, KAREN SUE - FHA I, 2. 3, 4. DOWTY, GARY - Baskefball I: Base' ball 4: FFA I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4. DUNCAN, CHARLES - FFA I, 2, 3, 4. DUNN, EILEEN - Olnean 3, 4: FBLA 4: FTA I. EAGLESON, PAUL - Foofball I, 2: Baskefball I: Tennis I: Band I, 2, 3: Boys' Chorus I. 2, 3, 4: Thespians I, 2: Radio Club I. ELIE, NANCY ELEANOR -- Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3: Thespians 2, 3. EMBRY, JEAN - Girls' Chorus 4: Tiger Rag 4. FARIS, WALTER - FARY, RAMAH JEAN - Band I, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Madrigals 4: FNC I, 2, 3, 4. Sec.-Treas. 3 Pres. 4. FORSYTH, BEN - Band I, 2, 3. 4: Boys' Chorus I, 2, 3. 4: Science Club I, 2 3, 4. Sec.-Treas. 3, Vice Pres. 4: Class Vice Pres. 2: Class Pres. 4: Sfu- denf Council 4. FRANCIS, ROGER - FFA 3. 4: Ind. Arfs Club I, 2: Rifle Club I, 2, 3: Science Club I: Camera Club I: Radio Club 2, 3. FAWKES, MARILYN RUTH - Girls' Chorus I, 2: Thespians I. 3, 4: French Club 4. Secrefary 4: Tiger Rag 2: Camera Club I. 2, 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. 4. FRENCH, MICHAEL L. - Band I, 2. 3, 4: Boys' Chorus I: Mixed Chorus I: Rifle Club I, 2, 3: Science Club 3: FBLA 4: Camera Club 4. GAINES, NANCY ELLEN - GAA I: Girls' Chorus I, 2, 4. GIBBS, WALTER - Rifle Club I, 2. GILL, STEVE - Foofball I, 2, 3, 4: Baskefball I. 2: Baseball I. 2: Pigskin 2, 3, 4, Sfudenf Council Rep. 2: Ind. Arls Club 3: Thespians 4: Class Pres. 2: Class Treasurer 4: Sfudenf Council 2. GODFREY, JOHN FOSTINE -- Track 2, 3, 4: Rifle Club I, 2: Science Club 4. GRAY, PAUL R. - Baskefball I: Rifle Club I. GUINTY, BILL - Foofball 2: Baskef- ball I: Track I, 2, 3, 4: Rifle Club I: Science Club 2, 3, 4. Pres. 4: Radio Club 2. HAHN, TERESA MARY - FBLA 3. 4: FTA I. HAMBLIN, ERIKA - GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4: French Club 4: Spanish Club I, 2. HARRISON, PATRICIA MAE - FNC l, 2, 3: Tiger Rag 4: DE 4. HEARRING, JERRY - Baskefball 3: Track 3, 4: Ind. Arfs Club I: Band 2, 3, 4: Boys' Chorus 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Olnean I: Rifle Club I, 2: Cross Counfry Team 4. HERMAN, ELIZABETH DELORES - Thespians I, 2, 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. 3, Pres. 4: Nafional Thespian I. HOLTZ, TRENA - Girls' Chorus 2: Thespians 3: Olnean I: Rifle Club 3. HORNBACK, LUCINDA - Thespians I, 2, 3, Make-up Commiffee: DE 4. Rep. DE Convenfion. HORRALL, STEVE - Band I. 2. 3, 4: Rifle Club I. HULFACHOR, SHARON ERLENE - FHA 4: Science Club 4: Glee Club I. HURSTA, BABETTE 1 Band I. 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4: Camera Club I, 2. 3. IAUN, SHARRON LEE - GAA I. 2, 3. 4: Band I: Girls' Chorus I. 3: Thespians I, 2, 3, 4. Nafional Thespian: Olnean I, 3: FNC 2. 3, 4. JENNER, DARRELL WAYNE - FFA I. 2, 3, 4. JENNINGS, JOAN ELLEN - Thespians I, 2: Olnean I. 2. 3: Tiger Rag 3, 4. JONES, JERRY ALAN - Baskefball I, 2, 3: Track I, 2. 3, 4: Boys' Chorus 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Rifle Club I: Science Club 3, 4: Camera Club 4: Radio Club 2. KALLANSRUDE, CAROLE DIANE - FHA I, 2: Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Thespians 2, 3, 4: Olnean 3, 4:I Nafional Honor Sociefy. KEEN, JAMES M. - FFA I, 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2: FBLA 4, Sgf.-af-Arms 4: FTA 4. KEIFFER, SAMUEL JAMES - Band I: Rifle Club I, 2, 3, 4: Tiger Radio Club I, 2, 3, 4. Vice Pres. 4. KIMMEL, MELVIN - Track 4: 2. 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4: Couicil Rep. 3. KOCHER, EDNA JOANN - FBLA 3. 4, Secrelary 4: FTA I. LAMAR, ROBERT WILLIAM - Track 3: Rifle Club 3: Camera Club 4. LATHROP, ROY A. - FFA I. 2. 3, 4. LEAF, KAREN ROSE - Girls' I: Thespians 2: FNC 2, 3, 4. Rag I: Pres. 2. FFA I, Sfuclenf Chorus 151 LEISTER. BILL - Foofball I. 2: Baskef- ball I. 2: Track I. 2. 3. 4: Class Vice Pres. 4: Siudenf Council Rep. 4. LEISTER. BONNIE LEE - Thespians I. 2. 3: Thespian Play I. 2. 3. Usher Com- miffee: Olnean I. LEMKE. LLOYD - Ind. Arfs Club 3: DE 4. LEMKE. ROBERT HAROLD - Baseball 4: Track 4: Ind. Arfs Club I. 2: Boys' Chorus 4: Rifle Club 4: Science Club I: Tiger Rag 3. 4: Camera Club 4. LIKENS. BETTY JOY - Girls' Chorus I. Thespians 2: FNC I. 2. 3. 4. LORENZ. JAMES - Foofball I. 2. 3. 4. Capfain 4: Baskefball I. 2. 3. 4: Base- ball I. 2. 3. 4: Pigskin Club 3. 4: Class Pres. I. Vice Pres. 3. Sfudenf Council I. 3. Pres. 4. LOVELACE. DAVID EUGENE - Boys' Chorus I. 2. 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4. Pres. 4: Thespians I. 2: Thespian Play I. 2. ' MARTIN, CONNIE - Band 4: Olnean 4. MARTIN. TRACY LYNN - Thespians 3: FNC 3. MASON. ROY DEAN - Ind. Arfs Club I, 2. 3. 4. Sec'y 4: Olnean 4: Rifle Club I. 2: Camera Club I. 2. 3. 4: Radio Club 2. McCLURE. SUSAN ANN - FHA I. 2: DE 4: Vice Pres. 4: Sfudenf Council 4. McCORMICK. LOUIS- Ind. Arfs Club I: 'Rifle Club I. 2. 3: Science Club 4: Camera Club I. 2: Radio Club 2. McDOWELL. PEGGY LU - GAA li FHA I. 2. 3: Girls' Chorus II FNC It DE 4. Treas. 4. McKAY. MARTHA. ANN - GAA 3: FHA I. 2: Thespians I. 2. 3. 4: Thespian Play I. 2: Nafional Thespian 4: FNC 3. McKINNEY. AVERY - Band I. 2. 3. 41 Sfudenf Council 4: Rifle Club I: Class Treasurer 3. McKNIGHT. JOHN MILLARD -- Bas- kefball I. 2. 3. 4: Track I. 2. 3. 4: Science Club 3. 4: Camera Club 3. 4: Sfudenf Council 3: Vice Pres. 4: Cross Counfry 4. MEADOWS. FRANK - FFA I. 2. 3. 4: Ind. Arfs Club 3: Rifle Club I. MICHELS. JUDY - Band I. 2. 3. 4: Girls' Chorus I. 2. 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 3. 4: FNC 2 3. 4: Class Treas. 4: Tiger Reg I. 2, 3, 4. MILLER. FAYE - Band I. 2. 3. 4: Girls' Chorus 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Camera Club I. 2: FTA 3. 4. MILLSPAUGH. MARILYN SUE- GAA I. 2. 3. 4: Girls' Chorus I. 2. 3: Mixed Chorus 3. 4: Thespians 2. 3. 4: Thespian Play 2. 3: Olnean I. MIKELS. PAUL WESLEY - Band 3. 4: Boys' Chorus I 2. . 34: Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4: Madrigals 2. 3. 4: Science Club 4: Radio Club 3. 4: Sfudenf Council 4. MONTGOMERY. NANCY DARLENE - GAA I. 2. 3. 4: DE 4. 152 SENIOR INDEX MONTGOMERY. PATRICIA SUI-Band I: Thespians I. 2. 3. 4: Nafional Thes- pian 2: FTA I. MOWRER. ANITA LOUISE- Thespians I. 2. 3: Nafional Thespian 3: FBLA 4. MYERS. JOE - Foofball I. 2. 3. 4: Pigskin 3. 4: FFA I 2. 3. 4: Thespians 4: Science Club 3. MYERS. SHELBY JEAN - NEELEY. WAYNE EDWARD- Ind. Arfs Club I. 2: Band I. 2. 3. 4: Boys' Chorus I. 2. 3. 4: Mixed Chorus l. 2. 3. 4: Madrigals 4: Science Club 2. 4: Radio Club 3. 4. Sec'y-Treas. 4. NEUNLIST. MARY KATHRYN - GAA I. 2. 3. 4: Thespians I. 2. 4: FNC 2. 3. 4. NUXOLL. DONNA JEANETTE - GAA I. 2. 3: Thespians 3: Olnean I. 2. 3: DE 4. Sec'y-Treas. 4: 3rd Voice of De- mocracy 4. OCHS. ANTOINETTE MARIE - FBLA 4: FNC 2. 3. 4: Camera Club 4. OCHS. ESTHER JEAN - Girls' Chorus I. 2: Olnean 2: FBLA 3. 4. OCHS. RUTH KATHRYN - FNC 2. 3. OESTREICH. TERENCE MILLER- Foof- ball 4: Baskefball I. 2. 3: Tennis 3. 4: Pigskin 4' Sfudenf Council I. PHILLIPS. BARBARA - Olnean 3. 4: Class Sfudenf Council Rep. 3. PHILLIPS. SHARON KAY - Girls' Chorus I. 2: Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4: Olnean I: FBLA 4. PIPHER. REBECCA ELAINE - PLUMMER. PHYLLI5 ROZANNE - Thespians 2. 3. 4: Thespian Play 2, 3: Olean 2. 3. 4. Edifor 4: French Club 4: Sfudenf Council 4: FTA 2. POTTER. FLO - FHA I.: FTA I. 2. 3. 4. Vice Pres. 3. Treas. 4: Thespians 3. 4. REED. NANCY KAY - FHA I. 2. 3. 4. Vice Pres. 3. Pres. 4: FNC 2. 3. 4' Nafional Honor Socify 3. 4. RESOR. MARY ALICE -- Olnean I. 2. 3, 4. Edifor 4: French Club 4. ROBINSON. MIKE - Foofball I. 2. 4' Pigskin Club 4. RUDE. WILLIAM H. - Highland H. S. I 2 3' Baseball I 2 3 RUDOLPHI. SHIRLEY - Cheerleader 3. 4: Band I. 2. 3. 4: Girls' Chorus I. 2: Thespians 4: Olnean I. 2: Class Sec'y 2: Tiger Rag 2. 3. SANDERS. LINDA - Girls' Chorus I. 2. 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 3. 4: FNC I. 2. 3. 4: FTA 4: Tiger Rag I. SCHERER. CHRISTIAN MACARTHUR- FFA I. 2. 3. 4. Sfafe Safefy Winner 3: Disfricf Reporfe: 4. Public Speaking I. 2. 3 Parliamenfary Procedure 4: Band I. 2: Boys' Chorus I. 2. 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 2. 3 4: Thespiais I. 2. 3. 4. Nafional Thespian 2. Sfudenl' Council Rep. 3: Science Club I. 2: FTA 3. 4. Sfudenf Council Rep. 4. SCHERER. CLIFFORD WAYNE - FFA I. 2. 3. 4. Disfricf Elecfrificafion Win- ner 4: FFA Sec'y 3, Vice Pres. 42 Science Club 3. 4: Camera Club 3. 4: Sfudenf Council 4. SECHREST. JUDITH ANN - GAA I: Girls' Chorus I. 2: Olnean I. 2. SHULTZ. JAMES EDWARD - FFA I. 2. 3. 4. SMITH. CAROL ANN - Girls' Chorus I. 2. 3: Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4: Thespians 3. 4: Olnean I. 2. 3 4. Eclifor 4: Class Sec'y 3: Sfudenf Council 3: FTA 2. 3. 4. Pres. 4. SMITH. CLARENCE - Foofball I. 2. 3. 4: Track I. 2. 4: Pigskin 3. 4. Sec'y- Treas. 4: Rifle Club I. SNYDER. KAY - Band I. 2. Girls' Chorus I. 2. 3: Mixed Chorus 3. 4: FNC I. 2 3. 4: Tiger Rag I. 2: Nafional Honor Sociefy 4. STANGLE. CHARLES MARTIN - FFA I. 2. 3. 4: Science Club 3. 4. STANLEY. JUDY ELAINE - FHA 2. 3. 4: FBLA 4. STEBER. JAMES ALLEN - FFA I. 2. 3. 4. Reporfer 3. 4. STECKLER. JOSEPH MARLIN - Ind. Arfs Club I. 2. 3. 4: Rifle Club 2. STEURY. JOHN - Rifle Club I. 2. STORER. KEN RODGER - FFA 4: Ind. Arfs Club I. 2. STREET. SHARON J. - Band I: Girls' Chorus 2: Rifle Club 2. STREMME. NANCY LOUISE - Olnean 3. 4: FBLA 3. TARPLEY. RUTH ELLEN - FHA I. 2, 3. 4. TOMPSON. JACK - Foofball I, 2. 3, 4: Baskefball I. 3: Baseball 2. 3. 4: Track I: Pigskin 2. 3. 4. Vice Pres. 4. TURPIN. SUE TERRY - GAA 3: FHA 3. 4: Rifle Club 2: Spanish Club I. 2. UTZ. RONALD LEE - Foofball I: Rifle Club I. 2. 3.4: DE 4. VARNER. DAVE - Foofball I. 2. 4' Baskefball I. 3. 4: Baseball 3. 4: Track I. 4: Pigskin Club 4: Ind. Arfs Club I. VAUGHN. BERTHA MARGUERITE - GAA I: FHA 2. 3. 4. WALKER. TERRIL JOE - Foofball 2 4: Baskefball I. 2: Track I. 2. 4: Pig- skin Club 4: Rifle Club I. WALL. BRUCE COLIN -- Foofball I. 4: Baskefball I. 2. 3. 4: Baseball 2. 3. 4: Track I. 2. 3. 4: Pigskin Club 4. WATTLEWORTH. JAMES KENT-Foot ball I. 2. 3, 4. Capfain 4: Baskefball I: Baseball 2: Pigskin Club 2. 3. 4: Band I. 2. 3. 4. Pres. 4: Boys' Chorus 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Class Officer I. 2: Nafional Honor Sociefy 3: Sfudenf Council I. 2. 4. WEESNER. ANN - Band I. 2. 3. 4: Girls' Chorus I. 2. 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 3. 4: Olnean 3 4: Camera Club I. 2. WILLIAMS. RICHARD RAY - Baskef- ball I: Tennis 3: Rifle Club I: FTA 4. Parliamenfarian 4. ' A Abegglen. Thomas 48. 87 Adams. Donald 27. 38. 76 Bell 60 Adamson. y Adamson. Leland Roy 27. 76 Fred 54 Ahlfield. Ahlfield. Julia 60. 77. 78 Akes, Roberr I2 Aldridge, William 27. 87 Gary 60. 83 Amerman. Anderson. Anifa 48. 73. 82 Anderson, Carol 60. 7l. 73 Anderson. Edward l5. 27. 30. 80. 96. 98. IOO. ll2. l32 Anderson. Gerald 24. 27. 43. 68. 74. 86. 87 Anderson. Leon 27. 80. 98. IOO Anderson. John 60 Afkins. Judy 54. 79. Sl. 86 Arkins. Roberl' IS. 48. 76 Afreberry, Carolyn 7. 28. 66. 77 Ayers. Frank 54. 7l 33. 43. Baclef. Mary 48. 66 Baclef. Rosalie 60. 78. 82 Bagwell. Janice 48. 77. 83 Bahl. Norma 60 Bail. Roberl' 48. 85 Baker. Garry 29. 76 Ballimore. Judy 54. 56. 80 Bamberfh. Camille 2I. 28. II8. l2O. l27 Bare. Judy 48 Ara Lee 48. 73. 75. 85. 97 29. 68. 86. Barnes. Barnes. Sidney 60 Virginia Lee 60. 7l. 73. 79. 8I Barnes. Barnes. Wayne 29. 78. 79. 8l Barnharl. Kay 48 Barfruff. Carol 29. 78 Larry I3. 48 Sharon 49, 73. 75. 78. 82 Baleman. Bafeman. Bateman. Therman 23 Beagle. Don 45. 79 Beal. Roberfa 54. 7l. 73. 82. 84 Beaird Kalhy 28. 32. 43. 68. 7l. 75. 86 Beam. Frank 54 Beaulieu. Duane 29 Beck. Slephen 54 Beehm. Barry 29 Bell. Sharon 60. 78 Bemounl. Ramona 29 Benham. Richard 60, 79. 80, 85 BenneH. Benny 48. 49. 50. 68. 69. 80. 98. 99. l00. IO5. l07 Benson, Claribel I2. 92 Berger. Phyllis 29 Biehl. Jane 6. 28. 35. 7l. 75. II6. ll8. l20, l28 Bissey. Norman 60 Black, Bill 28 Black. Larry 54. 85 Blackburn. Susan 49. 50. 68. 7I. 75. 85 Blain. Vernon 54 Boafman. Harry 23 Boafman. Marilyn 6l. 7I, 73. 82 Boafman. Ralph 23 Boling. Karen 54. 56. 83 Bosewell. Marfha 49. 68. 85 Bower. Frank L. 8 Bower. John L. I2. 83 Bower. John 20. 55. I02. l05 Bowlby. Judifh Bowles. Frank 55 STUDENT INDEX Bowman. Anila I2. 28. 35. 7I. 74. 8l 78. 79. l28. 72 Brady. Bob 49 Brashear. Carol 55. 84 Brashear. Julia 28 Brassie. James 6l Bralfon, Richard 49. 68. 74. 85. 92 Brewer. Nancy 48. 73 Brinkley. Elaine 48. 49. 68. 82. ll4. 73 Brifron. Donald Neal 6l Brock. Kay 49 Brockman. Howard 55. 7l Brooks. Jim 55 Brooks. Lila 7. 54. 55, 66. 73. 77. 80 Brown. James 54. 85. l02 Brown. Leo 23 Brown. Lynda 29, 33. 68. 82. 86 Brownfield. Susan 49. 7l. 73. 74, 84 Bruce. Terry 55 Brummeff. Kalhy 55, 73. 97 Brummehk. Linda 29. 99. l27 Bufkin. Edirh 23 Bunn. Gerald 49. 76 Bunring. Michael 6l. 73. 76 Bunling. Pal' Bunfing. Ray 49, 96 Burgener. Barbara 55. 73. 84 Cowan. Dixie 49. Cowman. Johnie Craig, Naomi 55 Craynon. Charles Cravens. Roberfa Criles. Garry 30. 74. 79. 8l 55. 83 .7I, 73. 8I 6l. 85 3l. 79. 8l. 82. 127 87 Crifes. Jerry 48. 66. 87. IlO Criles. Mary Kay 6l. 7l. 73. 82 Criles. Richa rd 6 I Cros bv. Dave 6l Culberfson. Harold 6l. 83. 87 Curfis. Don 55. 83. 87 Cufshall. Ardifh 49. 7l. 73. 75. 84 Daubs, 55. 79 Dale. Pere 49. 66 D Davis. Richard 49. 7I. 73. 74. 75 Day. La rry 49 Dean. Eddie 49. 76. B7 Dean. Tim 60. 90, I02 DeBa rr. Berl I2 Decker. Clyde 49. 85 Decker. Dixie 6l. 78. 85 Decker. Decker. Glenn 55 Michael 3l. 83. l27 Delaney. Jeanne Marie 6l. 7I. 73, 8 Dickerson. Jean 54. 78 2 Burgener. Bonnie 55. 77 Burgener. Lloyd 55. 75. 76 Burgener. Myrl 55. 76 Burgener. Ray 23 Burgener. Ronald 30. Bl, 87 Burgener . Ronald Max 6l Burgin. Mary Burgin. Warren 6l I02. I05 Burris. Ronald 49 Buss. Paul I7. 48. 76 Buss. Paul Sr. 8 Byrd. Edwin 6. 31. 37. 80. 94. 98. I02 l05. l06. ll2. I27. l29 C Cammon. Loren 49, 7I. 75. 79. 85. 96. IO5 Campbell. Ara Jean 6l. 77 Campbell. Billy Don 6l. I02, IO5. ll2 Campbell, Joe 55. 80. 98. ll0 Campbell. Sarah 55. 73. 82 Campbell. Verna 3l. 80 Carder, Jimmie 49. 76 Cassady. Douglas Caudell. Carol Ann 6l. 77 Caudell. Loy 49. 76 Causer. Karen 55. 73 Chamberlain. Jerry 49 Clark. L. T. I2. 76 Clark. Pal' 60 Clevy. Gordon 49 Clifford. Sam 49. 83 Clodfeller. Lois 48 Clow. Joe 48. 49. 80. 98. Il2 Clow. Richard Cochran. Mary 77 Cogswell, John 55 Colvin. T. C. 8 Combs, Kay 49 Combs. Ronald 49 Combs, Sarah 55 Conour. George 49 Conour Joe 55. 75. 85. IO5. l32 Conour. Terry 6l 9 Cook. Harriefl' 54 Cook. La Donna 3l. 80. 83 Cooper. Calherine 55. 7l. 73 Dierrich. Dean 3I. 50. 76 Dierrich, Larry 3l. 76 Difch. Agafha 55. 77 Difch. Rowena 6l. 77 Sally 49. 68. 72. 74. 85 Diver. Doan. Bobby Gene 6l. IO5. lI2 Doan. Karen 30. 77 Doan. Mary 55. 75. 80 Doll. Louis 6l. 82 Doll. Urban 3l, 76 Doolin. Marvin 55. 87 Downen, Mary I2. 40. 80 Dowry, Gary 30. 76 Dowfy. Judy 55. 80 Dowfy. Larry 49. 76 Drew, Annelle 30. 82 Drew. Carolyn 6l. 7l. 73 Drew. Elaine 49, 68. 84 Drewes. Dan 49. IO5 Dunahee, Berry IO' Duncan. Charles I5. 30. 38. 76 Dunn. Connie 7I. 73. 74 Dunn, Eileen 3I, 55 E Eagleson, Paul 6. 3l. 46. 73. ll6. l27 Eaglefon. Bernard l2. 78 Earnest Lila 6I Eberharf. Sherrie 6l. 82 Eckel. Keilh 49. 76 Eckel. Kennerh 60 Eckiss. Deloris 6l. 77 Edmisfon. Waller 23 Eggley. Fred 55. 86 Eggley. Tom 54. 86. Eqlesron. Palricia 55. l22 Eichorsf. Jewell 23 Elie, Barbara 55 Elie. Nancy 32 Elie. Parrick 33. 76 Elkins. Judy 49. 78, 82 Don 6l. 83, 90 Ellioff, Ellison, Bob 6l Ellison. Dave 6l Willogene 33. 73 Embry. Everefle. Allen 49 ' Evererfe. Charley 49 Eyman. Karen 55. I32 153 87. I02. I05. Il2 Kribbs. F Faris. Waller 33 Fary, Ramah I4, 33. 43. 73. 75, 84 Fawkes. Marilyn 7, 24. 32. 43. 78, 86. Fee, Carol 6l. 7l. 73. 9I Fehrenbachler, Tom 48, 7l Fellon, Sharon 55. 82 Fessel, Dave 4-I. 7l, 74, 75. 79, IIO Fisher. Lois 55, 73. 74. 75 Fiscus. Janel' 6l Flefcher. Cecil ll. I5. I05 Florin, Diann 49, 73. 79. 81. 84 Fore, Dale 55 Foreman. Garry 49 Forsylh, Ben 26. 33. 34. 43. 69. 7l. 73. 75. 85. II9 Fosler. Niki 49, 90 Francis. Harvey 54- Franklin. Carolyn 6I. 73, 77. 84 French. Mike 33. 59. 7l Frifchey. Jack 79 Frilschle, Fred. 6l Frosf. Jack I5. I00. ll0 Fulk, Richard 55. 76. 83 Fye. Jack 60. I02 Fye, Maidi 55, 7l, 73, 82. 9I Fye, Susan 49, 74, 75 G Gaddy, Dan 55 Gaddy. Donna 49, 78 Gaede. Carolyn 50 Gaede. Keilh 6l, 7I Gaines. Joyce 6l Nancy 33 Gaines. Gallaqher, Dallie I5. I6 Galloway. Marlha 6l Ganienbein. Bernard 55 Gardner, Larry 6I Garrelson, Calherine I5 George. Jean 55. 78 Gerlsch, Chris 54 Gerfsch. Madeline 50. 77 Gibbs. Waller I5. 33 Gibson. Suzanne 6l. 73 Gill. Sieve I5. 26, 32, 43, 46. 80. 98. Il8. l3l. l32. l35 Gillespie, Tom 6I. 83 Ginder, Frank 55. 76 Ginder, Joan 50. 73, 78. II6 Godeke. Frank B. 9 Godfrey. John 7. 24. 32. 37. 85, IIO Godfrey, Randa 7. 55. 66. 77 Gower. Ken 50. 80. 83, 98. 99 Graves, Jerry 6I. 76 Graves Jimm 60. 76 STUDENT INDEX Hahn, David 55 Hahn. Loran 55, 76 Hahn. Rick 56. l02 Hahn. Teresa 33. 80 Hahn. Vera 5l Hahn. Ves 23 Hall. Karen 5l. 7I. 78. 84 Hamblin. Erika 33, 46. 82. 86 Hamblin, Ursula 56. 66, 83, 85 Hamilfon. Dan 5l Hance, Paulella 6I. 77 Hane, Belly Sl. 77. 80 Hane. Kennelh 60 Hanes. Ken 5l. 73. 75 Harden. L. J. 6I Harden. Margarel' 56. 73. 78. 79. 8I Hardig, Lorefla 6I Harmon, Judy 56. 79. 8I. 83 Harmon, Myron 6I. 83 Harness. Buddy 60. 62. 63. 9I, IIO Harper. Jackie 56 Harper. Mary 48, 50. 73. 74. 78. I2l I23 Harper. Sue 34 Harrell, Pal' 56 Harrell, Sharon 56 J Jackson. Janel 62 Jackson. Rifa 57 Jenkins. Carol 62. 73. 77 Jenkins, David 57 Jenner, Theron 57. 76 Jenner. Jennings Darrel 34. 76 Horner 57 85 Jennings: Jack 62, 72. moz, los Jennings. Joan 34 Jennings. Jennings. Lynne 22 . Nancy 62 Jennings. Gayle 57. 58. 73 Johnson. Jared 60. 62, 68. 69. I05. II4 Johnslon. Sue 5I, 73. 75. 80 Jones. Diana 62. 72 Jones. James 62. 83 Jones. Janice 62 Jones. Jerry '34, 43. 73. 74, 85. 90. ll0 Jones, Tommy 62 Harrison, Palricia 35 Harrolle. Diann 6I. 77 Hari, Bonila 56 Harlshorn. Brenda 5I. 77 Hasslinger. Sue 5l Hayes, Kenna 5I. 73. 77. 80. 83 Haynes. Dean 6l Hearring. Jerry 35. 37. 47. 73. 74 Heckler, Gary 60. 87. I05 Heindselman. Larry 5l. 76 Heindselman, Paula 5l. 7l, 73. 75. 78. 82 Helm, Jill 6l. 7l, 73. 84. 9I Henby. Jimmie 56 Henline, Edna I5 Henne. Kennefh 6l. 7I. 73. 76. 83 Herman. Dinny 7, 24. 35. 78. l27 Herman. Freda 56, 78, l32 Hi-'qins Phyllis 57. 84, l23. l32 Herman, , Bufch 57. 68. IO2. I05 Highsmifh. Donnie 6l. 83 Hixon. Leona 57, 7I. 80 Holsflaw, Vera 7, 35. 66 Holslrum, Roberia 7. 50. 66. 77. 82 Hollz. Nancy 57 Hollz. Ronald 6I. 76, 83 Holfz, Trena 34 Hornback, Lucinda 35, 8l Hornback, Ronald 6l. 7l, 73. 74. 90 K Kallansrude, Carol 3I. 33. 35. 43. 73. 74. 78 Kallansrude. David 56 Kapper. Kay 57. 73. 82 Kapper, Carolyn T. 57, 68 Kapper, Gerald 62 Kapper, Judilh 63 Kapper, Pafricia 63 Kapper, Mary 57 Kapper, Ronald 63, 87 Karr. Billy 5l Keen. James 35. 76. 78. 80, 8I Keiffer, Ellhea 57, 83. 85 Keiffer. Rosemary 63. 73. 82 Keiffer. Sam 36. 68. 79 Kermicle. Paul 9 Kesler. Elberf 23 Kimmel, Judy 63. 9I Kimmel, Melvin 37. 76. I05 Kocher, Edna 37. 80 Kocher. Harold 59 Kocher, Karen 5l Kocher. Kennefh 57 Kocher. Mike 63, 76 Kocher. Rifa 56 Koehler. Kenne+h 57 Koerfqe, Douglas I, 7, 2l, 24. 33. 37, 47, 68. 75. 78. 86, 92. 93 Koerlge, Gale 57 Kolb, Terry 62. 83 Kowa, Nancy 63. 73. 84 Anne 5l. 73. 75. 78 . Y Gray, Paul 52 Green, Chuck 50, 83. 85 Greene, Garelh 6I Griffin, Margarel' I5. 33. 86 Griffin. Beverly 6I. 7l, 78 Griffin, Nancy 55. 7I, 73, 74. 78. 84 Grove, Brenda I3. 50. 68. 80. 84 Grove. Dianna 6l Grove. Tom 6l Grubb. Lee 23 Grundon, Joe 50 Guinfy. Marilyn 6I. 73. I23 Guin William 32 87 l2l +V- . . Gumble. Lila 55. 79. Bl, 82 Gumble. Nancy 50, 77 H Haenggi. Kalhryn 20, 50, 7l. 84 Hagen, Paula 6l Hahn. Carolyn 50 Hahn, Celesline 5l. 78 154 Horrall. Cheryl 47. 63, 7I. 82 Horrall. Slephen 35. 7I Hosferfler, Aleen I5. I9, 40. 79 Houqh. Jim 57 Hough. Leon 5I. 98, I05. IO8. lI2 Housh. Joseph 56. 76 Houl. Conifa 57 Hour. Jerre 5l Huchel. Sandra 6l. 73 Hudson. Larry 62 l'luqill. Jackie 6l. 7l. 73. 84 Hulfachor. Sharon 35. 77. 80 Hunfer, Nancy 90 Hursfa. Babeffe I2. 35, 7I. 73 Iaun. Clyde 62. 68. 76. 78, 83. 90 Iaun. Sharron 7. 24, 34. 78, 82. 84 lnyarf. Sally 62 Kubilski. Palricia 57. 79. 8I, 83 L Lake. Allan 63. l02. I05 Lake, Francis 63 LaMar, Bob 36. 8I Lancasler. Mike 63. l02. IIO Larkin, William 57. 59. 73. 74 Lafhrop, Gail II. I8 Lalhrop. Gary 63. 76 Lafhrop. Mary Lou 57. 58. 77. 82 Lafhrop. Roy 37. 76 Lauqhlin. Carmen 63. 73. 83 Leaf, Karen 36. 84 Leaf, Linda 5I. 90 Leaf. Richard 63. 73. 83 Leamon. Billie 5I Leafhers, Laura 23 Leisf, Barbara 62. 73 Leisl. Floella 20. 37 Leisfer, Bonifa 37, 47 Miller: Jud 63 73 77 Leisler. William 26. 37. 39. 68. IIO Lemke, Belly 63 Lemke. Lloyd 37. 8I Lemke. Roberl 36. 43. 73 Lemke. Ronald 5I. 76 Levill. Georgia 23 Lewis. Charles 87 Lewis. John 63 Lewis. Karen 56. 80 Likens. Barbara 57. 80. 84 Likens Bell 36 l25 STUDENT INDEX Michels. Judy 26. 32. 36. 39. 43. 75. l23 Middlelon. Bill 63. 85 Mikels. Paul 35. 33. 68. 73. 74. 75. 79 85. l27 Miller. Benny L. 8 Miller. Gerald I6. 85 Miller. Eddy 6. 5l. 73. 74. 85. 90. II6 Miller. Jean 57 Miller. Dave Sl. 98 Miller Faye 38. 73, 74. 79. 8I B4 O Ochs. Anloinelle 40. 80. 8l Ochs. Clelus 52. 76. 87 Ochs Eslher 4-l Ochs George 62. 76 Ochs Lucy 52. 78 Ochs Myron 57. IO2. IIO Ochs Rulh 4l Ochs Sam 57. 76 Ochs Thelma 63 73 . Y . Lockwood. Robin 5l. 79 Lomas. Larry 63 Lomas. Lynda 5l Long. Clyde 63 Lorenz. James 36. 44. 46. 68. 69. 80. 96. IOO. l0l. IO3. l05. l07. ll4. l33 l35 Lovelace. Gene 36. 43. 74 . Y I i 1 Ramona 57. 73 Millspaugh. Bill I6. 105. lI2 Millspaugh. Marilyn 6. 75. 78. B2. II6 Milchell. Barbara 5l Milchell. Emerson 6I. 76 Milchell. Violel 63 Monlgomery. Nancy 38. 82 Monlgomery. Palricia 39. 43. 78 Miller. 7. 24. 38. 39 Lovelace. Judy 5l. 68. 72. 74. 75. 97 ll5 Lowry. George 5l. 73. 74. 78 Lowry. Rodney 5l Lyons. Pal 5l. 77 Lulhe. Mike 57 . Lulhe. Palricia 63 M Madden. Gary 63. 65. 87 Madden. Nancy 63 Main. Lucile I5 Manning. Corwin 8 March. Charles 62. 87. IO2. lO5 Marshall. Linda 57 Marks. Sallie 7. 57. 66. 77. 79. 8l. 82 Marlin. Connie 37. 47. l30. I33 Q Marlin. Dean 50. 5l Marlin. Diana 63. 82 Marlin. N. C. 23 Marlin. Ronnie 5l Marlin Tracy 29 37 Marlz. 'Mary 7. 5l7. eb. 77 Marvel. Berl 63 Marvel. Linda 63. 73 Mason. Jean I5. 80. 96. 97. ll4 Mason. Ann 57. 77 Mason. Roy Dean 38. 87. 90. l00 Malhis Richard l02 Mays. Linda 63. 77 McBride. Rulh 22 McLain Jud 56 83 Moore. Grace l6 Moore. Frances l0 Moore. Larry 6,3 Moore. Ramona 5I. 77 Morgan. John 63 Morgan. Louis 57 Morris. Marsha 6, 7. 24. II6 Mosser. Emil 23 Mounls. Doris I6. 82 Mowrer, Anila 39 Mowrer, Kurl 63. 87. IO2. 105 Mowrer, Ellen 63 Muhs. Carolyn 63. 77 Murphy. Donald 56. 83 Murvin. Penny SI. 68. 73. 74. 75. Murvin. Roger 5l Myers, Mary E. ll. 5l Myers. Connell 57. 76 Myers. Joe 24. 40. 43. 76. 78. 80. 96. 98. l0l Myers. Ronald 5l. 76. 80. 83, 85. ll0 Myers. Shelby 4I Myers. Vicki 57. 68. 69. 82. 9l N Nance. Richard 63 Navoll, Darrell 57. 83 Nease. Judy 63 Neeley. Rulh 57. 77 Neeley. Wayne 4l. 46. 73. 74. 75. 79. v Y - McCleave. Gerald 63 McClure. Susan 39. 68. 69. 8l McCormick, Louis 39. 85 McDonald. Merilla 56. 57. 78 McDowell. Peggy 39. 8l McFarland. Dollie 82 McGhee. Roger 76 McGregor. Donna 5l. 78 85. I27 Nell. Deonn 5l. 90 Nelson, Larry 5l. 80. 96. lOl Nelson, Ronald 56. 57. l04. l07. ll2 Nelllelon. Alla 23 Neunlisl. Mary 4l. 82. 84 Neunlisl. Ronny 63 Newberry. Fern 63 75, 80. 83 McGregor. Carol 63. 73 McKay. Marlha 39. 78 McKinney. Avery 35. 38. 52. 63. 7l. 73 McKinney. Jimmy 63. 73. 83 McKinney. Mariorie SI. 9l McKnighl. John 6. 39. 79. 90. 92. IOS l09. IIO McKnighl, Kaye 5l. 80 McKnigl1l. Ronald 57 McLerran. Marlha Sl. 80 McWilliams. James I6. 90 McWilliams. Sue 39. 82 Meadows. Darlene Sl. 73, 77. 80 Meadows. Frank 38. 39 Meadows. Orville 62 Michael. Harold 20. 56. 57. IIO Michels. Charles 63. 87 Newberry. Wayne 57. 76 Nicholas. Dianna 5l Nicholas. Elmer 56 Nicholas. Georgia 65. 73 Nicholas. Mary 5l. 84 Nichols. Alberl 23 Nichols. Billy Joe 63, 76 Nichols, Monica 57. 82 Nichols. Roberl 52 76 Nix, Annella 62 Nix. Carol Ann 63 Nix. Shirley 63. 84 Norlon. Gerald 63. l05. IIO Novak. Slanley 63 Nuding. Mary Alice 63 Nusbaum. Craig 63. l05 Nuxoll. Donna 29. 4l. 8I Nuxoll. Mariorie 63 65. 73 o'De'u, Lands sa, 73 Oeslreich. Terry 30. 4l. 47. 80, 98. ll4. I32 Oliboni. Virgil I6. 87 Olson, Barbara 57. 73. l32 Osborn. Fern 57 P Paddock. Tommy 63. 73 Parker. Paula 57. 84 Parson. Angela 52 Paul. David 58 Pelers. Dan 52. 79 Pelly, G. Vern 40 Pelly. Gerald I6. 98 Pelly. Sue 63. 78 Phillips. Barbara 4l. l33 Phillips, Sharon 40. 74. 80 Phipps. Mary 23 Piper. Charles 58, I05. Il2 Pipher. Rebecca 40 Pipher. Sharon 58. 77 Pills. Wayne 58 Plummer, Phyllis I. 7. 2l. 24. 29. 40. 63. 78. 86. 92. 93, I27 Pool. Jerry 52. I05 Poller. Flo 40. 44, 78 79. 8l Poller. Horace 58. l02. IIO Pollorll. Don 63. 76, l05 Pollorll. John 50. 52. 7I. 74. 75. IIO Powell. Mary 22 Powell. Rulh 63. 73. 82. 84 Prall. Annelle 52. 80 Prall. Helen 63 Provines. Marshall l9. 40 Provines, Richard K. 9 Provosl. Pamela 64, 79. 8l Purcell. Donald 64 Purdy. Leslie E. 8 Quayle, James A. 64. 87 Quayle. Jon Quayle. Lucinda 58. 72. 74. 90 R Ragsdale. Marilee 52. 73. 75. 78 Rauch. Alice 52 Rauch. Gerlrude 66. 77 Rawlings. Clarence 53. 76. 98, l05. IIO Read. Ronald l9 Read. Belly 58 Read. Goldie 23 Redman. Mike 58. 73. 75. 85. 90. l02 Reed. Nancy 7. 33. 4l. 66. 68. 77 Rennier. James 64. 76 Rennier. Rila 53 Resor. Mary Alice I. I4. 4I. 86. 92. 93 Resor. Samuel 64. 76 Richey, Danny 64. 79 Richey. Nancy 53. 84 Richie. Kelly Sue 58 Ridgley. Ilene I9 Ridglev, Tim 76. 80 Riggs. Belly 7. 53. 66. 77 Rinq. Janice 64. 73 Robins. Terry 42. 78. 8l. II4. I27 155 W Robinson, Chrisline 64. 73, 78, 79. 8I Robinson, Mike 43. 80. 98. 99 Robinson. Sandra 52. 80 Roberls. Charlolle 58. 73. 9I. I32 Rohr. James 59. 76 Rose, John I9, 98 Rosborough. Nevelle 60. 66. 68, 73, 82 Rosenkranz. Anna I9. 85 Rolh, Mary 56. 59, 73. 82, 84 Rolh, Sleve 53. 79 Rollinghaus. Tom 59 Rowse. Marion 64. 76 Rude. Calherine 64 Rude. Bill 43. 77 Rudolphi. Shirley 43 46. 72. 74. 78. 97, II5. II8. l2O, I30 Runyon. Frank 59 Runyon, Melvin 59. 76, 83 Runyon. Richard 65, 73 STUDENT INDEX Smilh, Mark 64. II4 Smilh, Wayne 53. 75. 78. 8I Smilh. William 65 Smilh, Eddie 65. I02 Snider. George 59. 76 Snively, Edmund 20. 40 Snyder. Kay 33. 42. 75 Spill, Elizabelh 53 Sprague. Pamela 59. 82. 84 Squashingroll. Tom 65 S Sager. Harry I02 Sager Paul 23 Sanders. Carolyn 2l. 65. 73 Sanders. Linda 43. 74 Sanders, Lloyd 23 Scanavino. John I9. 40. 8I Schaper. Donna 20 Scherer. Chrislian 7. 24, 38. 42. 68. 69. 74, 76. 78. 8I. 85 Scherer. Clifford ll. 24. 38. 43. 68. 76 Scherer. Huberl 65 Scherer. Larry Don 65 Scherer. Lee 53 Scherer. Marie 59. 79. 81 Scherer Ronnie 58 Schill. Chris 53. es. 98 Schill. Veva 23 Slanlord. Kaye 65. 73, 90 Slangle. Charles 24, 42. 85 Slanley. Judy 42. 77 Slanley. Ann 65. 73, 90 Slanley, Melvin 65. 76 Slanley. Palsy 59. 83 Slanley. Roberl 59. I02, IO5 Sleber. James 43. 76 Sleber, Janice 64, 73, 77, 84 Sleber. Judy 52 Sleckler. Dan 59 Sleckler. Joe 43 sfefchi. Jeri 53. so. 84 Slerchi, Sharon 58, 68. 73. 75 Slerchi, Tom 65, I05. II4 Sleury. John 44 Slevens, Gilberl 65, 87 Slevens. Harvey 23 Slevens. Linda 65 Slevens. Roberl 65 Slevens. Tommy 59 Slewa rl Slewa rl. . Palricia 65. 73. 78. II9 Diana 65, 78. 83 Van Horn. Garnel 20 - Varner. Dave 28. 45. 80, 98. l0I. I02. IO4, IOS. II2, IIS Varner. Bob 59. I02 Vauqhn. Ann 59. 73, 82. 83. 85 Vaughn. Belly 59. 77 Vaughn, Berlha 7, 45. 66. 77 Volk. Larry 59, 87 Walker. Terr- 43. 44. 32. 96. 98. I02. IIO Wall. Bruce 6. 33, 37. 44, 80. 94. 98. I00. IOI, IO4. lO5. I08. II2 Wallers. Donna 53 Warren, Billie 59. 67, I02 Warren. Buddy 65. I02 Walers, Pal 53 Wallleworlh. Jim 33, 39, 44. 46. 68. 7l. 74, 80, 98, IOI, II8. l28 Wallleworlh. Dr. Kenl L. 8 Wallleworlh. Bob 58. 85, 90. I02 Weber. Frank 59, 73. 74. 9I Weber. Dr. Frank J. 8 Weber. John 53 Weber. Pele 64, 73, 75, 90. I02 Weber, Philip 53 Weber, Ramona 53. 78 Weber, Regina 53, 75. 9I Weber. Bill 65. IO5 Websler. Bill 59. 75. II6, II9 Weesner. Ann I6. 44, 73. 75 Weiler, Wells. S Charlolle 59 usanne 65, 73. 84 Schmoker, Danny 65 Schneider, Linda 58, 77 Scoll. James 76 Sealon. Jim 53 Sechresl. Judy 43 Seely. Gary I7, 65 Seesengood. Belly 53. 77 Seiler. Seiler. Seiler. Seiler. Donna 64. 82. I32 Georoe 53, 76. 87 Janel 59. 73. 90. II9 John 53. 76 Seymour. John 6, 52. 83, II2, II6 Slivers. Karen 56, 59, 73. 82 Sloll, Donald 65. 76 Slorer. Ken 45. 76 Slorer, Palsy 59. 78 Slorer. Wanda 64, 73 Sloul, Carolyn 65 Sloul. Floila 65. 78, 83 Slraley. Richard 53. 76 Slreel. Gary 59. 73, 75, S5 Slreel. Regina 59 Slreel. Sharon 45 Slremme, Nancy 45, l27 Slrolhman. Tim 65. 84. 90. I02 Slruble. Carol 65. 77 Slruble, Donna 53 Summers. Mariorie 65. 73, I32 Summers. Sleve 50. 53. 98, l05, IO9. II2 Wesl, Judy 65. 73, 82. I23 Weslon, Jack 59 Weslon, Jim 53 Weslon, Linda 65, 77. 78 Whilaker, Arol 65, 83, I02 Whilaker, Jerry 53 While. Bill 52, 75, IIO. II9 While. LaVerne 59 Wickham. Richard 45 Wickham. Ronnie 59 Wiles. J Williams anel Kay 65. 73. 82. 90 , Bonnie 84. 85 Williams. Richard 45, 79. 8I Williams. Ronald 64. 83.-90 Williams. Shirley 58 Williams Tommy 59, 66 wsilasmslsn. Sheryl so. 67. 73. sz Shafer' Lee 20 Williston. Suzie 65. 73 Shafer. Mary Belh 67. 73, 79. Sl. 9l Shale-r Roberl 53 Shake. Eddie 56. 59. 85. 86, IIO Shaw. Jean 53, 73, 74, 9I Shearer. Frank 20 Shimkos. Susie 60. 67, 73, 82 Shipman. George 67 Shryock. Carol 59, 73. 82 Shullz. James 43 Shullz. Jerome 59 Shullz, Thomas 65 Shullz. Slephen 65 Shumaker. Arrah Jean 20 Singley. Susie 59. 72. 90 Singley, Tom 50. 53. 68. 74. 98, IOO, IIO T Tarpley. Rulh 45, 77 Tarpley. Sherman 65. 83 Taylor, Carolyn 53, 58. 76, 80 Taylor. Phyllis 59. 83 Taylor. Ronald 58, 76. 79 Thomas, Barbara 65, 78 Thomas. Ron 59. 76 Tompson. Jackie 44, 82, 98. IOO, II2. I27 Thomson Roberl 52, 76 Tice, John 53 Tiplon. Sandra 53, 77, 84 Tompson. Gerald 67 Tomoson. Jeanelle 64 Tollen. Dennis 65. 83 Slichenmyer. Shirley 58. 73. 82 Sliva, Leo I8, 20, 32 Sliva, Mary 20 Sliva, Mike 6. 59. 73. 75. 78. II6 Tollen. Travis. Treece. Ruby 22 Carol 65. 73, 9I Palrica 22 Turner. Jan 65. 73, 82. 9l Slunaker. Bill 65. 76 Smith. Carol I, 35. 43, 47, 74. 78, 8I. 92, 93. I27 Smilh Clarence 42. 82. 98 Smilh. Diane 65 Smilh. Joseph 65 Smilh. Larry 65 156 U Umfleel. Sharon 65. 73, 78. 8I Uh. Ronald 45, 8l. 83 V Vail. Dennis 65. 76. IIO Van Cleve. Sandra 6. I3, 53. 73. 82, II6 Wilson. Barbara 59. 79, 8I. 82. 9I Wilson. Connie 59 Wilson, C. L. 64 Wilson. Linda 53. 73. 80 Wilson, Richard 59. 85 Wilson. Sally 53, 7l, 75. 77, 9I Wilson. Shirley 7, 59. 66, 78 Winler. Delores 59 Wilhers, Wilma 65 Wood, William 58, I02. I05. IIO. II2 Wrighl. Sherry 58. 68. 73 Wyall. Nelda 58 Wyall. Roy 65 Y York. Bob 58 Yunck. Diane 58. 73 A Z Zehner. Darlene -53. 80 Zerkle. Richard I3, 68. 73, 74 Zimmerle, Linda 65 Zuber, Alvin 65, 76 Zuber. J Zu ber. udy 53. 85 Slephen 58. 76 Zuber, Tom 65, 76 Zwilling. Raymond 53, 76 , 1 .5 J E w 4 r S .m ai' f 5 vi ..Y'1 L n. 1 'a 5 'Q ,, Il . I Q ,P 1 qu 6 my . X5