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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1961 volume:

.1 SL A J? 12 fx, 0f,QW9AiV1EjJ55NdjiQi'ji13fQ'ym 5 KVM, ,ug V MU 'QT I . A Wgf W' MW v-WU MX AZWQMZQQZM Wi? gc it ,Jawa N3 -b.?,i7g?c72c,Z,6 .. QQZZKZQ ZZ f'v-.QQQ SQ Q ,-Q., fiat Escaifjjswc 1 34? Zak X535 32 Qgcig c: 59, 2 -1 THE PRICELESS INGREDIENT . . ENTHUSIAIM The I96I Olnean EAST RICHLAND HIGH OLNEY, ILLINOIS E 5 1 A F 4- A xv V iwi' 5 , ,F li 15 1 1 1 'z N . ,. Q N 1 '5'f'j'?3- 'iZ'3, kffi:4,frIQflIi13:113 3 f- ,iff 1 'LH E131 ,A ' , fy -1' K. ' ,gjlg ggwldggk ' 1 fp: , . W , f f' , gl ,J , . , .1 4 4 ..- -.M -......A: .1 K 9 1 k 3, +5 -1 1, ...,,. AN gg , MJ Q sy .,, w sw' 5 -z an 2: TABLE OF CQNTENTS . . . ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES .QQ FOUR PHASES OF ENTHUSIASM IN OUR SCHOOL ENTHLISIASM REIGNS AMO G OUR LIVELY FACULTY . . . The spark of enthusiasm is evident throughout our school. Not only do our students show enthusiasm, but the members of our faculty are also enthusiastic in their class- room, extra-curncular activities and 1n any duties that they may be requ1red to do l i +1 - 8 DEDICATION It 13 w1th prxd and appreclauon that the Class of 1961 respect fully ded1cates thls book to Mr Frank B Godelxe, our prmcxpal and fnend H15 unceasmg mterest and subtle Wlt have made our h1gh school days happy and successful 9 Board of Education, left to right: Mr. Benny L. Miller, Mr. L. Bower, board secretary Mr. T. C. Colvin, Mr. Paul Kerm- Paul Buss, Mr. Corwin Manning, board president Mr. Frank icle, Dr. Frank Weber, Jr., and Dr. Kent Wattleworth As the agent of the board, Mr. Leslie E. Purdy quite Mr. Richard K, Provines, Assistant Superintendent in capably fills his position as district Superintendent of charge of elementary education. Schools. 10 Mr. Frank B. Godeke, principal of East Richland High School. EAST RICH LAND BOARD OF EDUCATION The East Richland Board of Education plays a very important part in the mechanism of our school and school district. Although we rarely hear of or see the members of the board, we appreciate each and every- thing that they have done for our school. ll Mr. Green, the new E.R.H.S. Guidance Counselor, has done a splendid job of counseling the students of the Freshman and Sophomore classes. E.R.H. . GUIDANCE COUNSELORS A D STAFF Mr. Lathrop did a more than excellent job in his new position as District Guid- ance Director. Miss Betty Dunahee, Guidance Secre- tary, is an indispensable part of our guidance administration. ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Left: Mrs. Pat Treece, secretary of the high school, is always will- ing to help students in any way that she can. Below: Mrs. Ruth McBride helps keep track of things as administrative bookkeeper. I i Above: Mrs. Ruby Totten, sec. SL bookkeeper of the high school, has a big job keeping the schoolis finances straight. Right: Mrs. Lynn Jennings, administrative sec., is busy keeping up the corre- spondence of our administration. 13 i 14- Mrs. McFarland instructing one of her classes in the art of modern dancing. Mrs. Moore quizzing one of her English II classes. Mrs. Benson explaining some of the finer points of English literature. Mr. Provines, Mr. Akes, and Mr. McFarland re- laxing in the teachers lounge. .gawk fb Akes, Robert, B.S. Business Education Beagle, Donald, M.S. Mathematics Benson, Claribel, M.S English Y i' 'I l 'mfmfr if ,ge J E t 91 1?-if -'1 lti? Q ff jfg .,., Bower ohn M.S. ,. . iw 2 J ii Science fu if , . 'Q ' iffififi 2 il - , . . , -A , gf rg, S I, Clark L. T. M.S. E, . , K. U dz s . . I he , 1 1 . A l :fi V ' L1 . , J 'fi -' t. Agriculture , ,V. I , r - 'S 'll De Barr, Albert, B.S. xi H, Iit i'ttl t 3 z s fl . teet Miss Schaper, the art instructor, helps Bo Garretson with a sketch. 16 It seems as if everyone has questions in Latin ll, but Miss Mr. Reed making preparations for his geometry classes. Hostettler is willing to help each student, Pictured are: Vera Holstlaw, Anita Anderson, Judy Elkins, Jean Shaw and John Pottorff. Downen, Mary, M.S. Business Education Eagleton, Bernard, B.S. English St Social Science Fletcher, Cecil, A.B. Social Science Gallagher, Dollie, M.S. Librarian Garretson, Catherine, A. English Griffin, Margaret, M.A. English 8L Foreign Language g 1 9' . ,III f, ,pf-., 'M 83's ,,,,,,V K5 , , H :E will H gssvgfssigffiggeslfgief iesfggftx iiivsiizgsssigm -moe, -S7 5- f-ms,,,smf :sr : fs e -- V. mga em Q Q ga if Q 5 X Q X Jfagr 5 Q ur K W.. 1, : ..,. . A 'E s Mia e Q X, 5, s Si? 1, M 3 f' kg ,H Mxss Downen helpmg Donna McGregor w1th a. dxfficult busmess problem Others pnctur d are R Renmer D Neff L Ochs E Sp1tz andC Hahn U99 alfa' was 18 Henhne Edna BS Home Economncs Herrm Ronald MA Socxal SCICHCC ESL Coach Hostettler Axleen Forelgn Language Maln Luclle AB Enghsh Mason Jean M S Industnal Arts Sc Coach McW1l11ams James Busmess Educatlon . . , . , . , . I , . . . i - . 'Y fgifif: VV I 7 I a A Q M A M Y t'4,,i'A,1 I A Q mx Vi, Q J ,...., Q Q., 5 I A f - i3,gn.M A LQLL , V' , A- + 'W ' 1 'M A A A ' M, '- ' ' ' :',-. ., f w 2 A 7' A V 52 G-1 , ' ' Miller, Gerald, B.S. Science Millspaugh, William, M.S. Physical Education 8a Coach Moore, Grace R., M.A. English Mounts, Doris, A.B. . I. l' Physical Education VAVL M A A Qu K 2 ,15 Vh. A Olibonif Virgil, B.S. L, i g 2 V Industrial Arts I . - . :E g g. I wt Q Petty, G. Vern, M.S. Industrial Arts ' ' Z A ,. ,. :kg Two F.T.A. members conduct a panel composed of stu- R. Stevens, A. Adamson, J. Pruemer, C. Boster, J. Royal dent teachers from Eastern Illinois University. Left to S. Robertsg and discussion leader Wayne Smith. right: discussion leader Susan Brownlieldg stu-dent teacher 19 Provines, Marshall, M.S. Mathematics Read, Ronald, B.S. Mathematics Ridgely, Ilene, M.S. Home Economics Rose, john, B.S. Drivers Education, Physical Education SL Coach Rosenkranz, Ann K., A.B. Science Scanavino, John, M.S. Business Education SL Coach Freshmen algebra students receiving instruction from their teacher, Mr. Shepherd. The stu- dents are Jim Pass, Gayle Snively, Tom Wagy, and Susan Wall. 20 I l Mr. Oliboni giving instruction toadrafting student. Mr. Lathrop, the junior and senior class counselor looks through some of his files Schaper, Donna., A.B. ,i l Aff i'ii Shafer, Lee, M.S. 'V if Agriculture Shearer, Frank L., M.A- Mathematics 0 5 - I - Q ff 11 L A 3 ri Shepherd, Maurice, B.S. Mathematics Shumaker, Arrah Jean, Social Science Sliva, Leo, M.A. Music 21 Mrs. Main lends a. helping hand to Bill Jennings an English I student, while other students look on. Sliva., Mary, M.A. Music Snively, Edmund, M.A Social Science Wood, Robert, B.S. English Sc Speech French I students recexvlng m strucuon as to the use of the new French lab eqmpment P1ctured are Mrs Gnfhn m Brown, Ahce Buss and Paula Yount Mrs Gallagher our capable hbrarxan helps a. student 11 brarlan SLlS16C21I1'l1'1'1OIl we medlcal records X mu we Les x megan, ,iwmfg n W X t OUR LIRSE CAFETERIA TAFF Our school nurse, M1ss Mary Powell, workmg c Hehe 5 W 5 3 K w mw k bi ' tm E x51g,l3f5,rl1lFfiK5gt-sgkgm' Qw K 1 44' Rea-55. -ET- yi- lw :QE QQ.. EL ,cm .QW 3 WL W z A h aww T5 awww K We K will Wir 3111165 Mm-A QE zf i i 1i i,.m?'Afg?gm5avY wg 54855 ,r, ,Z EMS , 1 ir x .. 4 935 fill? MF 'M' J 1. :NM 'gawk 2-11 A.. f 9,31 m ,B 1 za., r .1 1. 9, E ,gfgepigsm wife? 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Sw-A f 5.2 fs Q ., , Q if , .Q 132 ,. ,Ww w V X , - 1 fs, .5271 ,A -i32e:J. 4,3 S fa, LQ ,- .+,2Svig.L,z'+, If . ,K , zwfw Xm SENICRS OF 'GI Work' Work' Work' A semor s work IS never done Weber Student COUDC11 rep Jean Shaw, sec treas and Bob At kms VICC presldent 28 1 Senior class oficers: Tom F ehrenbacher, presidentg and Phil Thomas Edward Abegglen Anita Rae Anderson Robert Wayne Atkins Mary Ann Baclet Janice Leah Bagwell Robert G. Bail Judith Darlene Bare Donna Kay Barnhart Larry Wayne Bateman Sharon Lynn Bateman Benny jo Bennett Susan Kover Blackburn iz 'ln Martha Etta Boswell James Robert Brady Richard Evans Bratton Nancy Louise Brewer Mawa Kay Brock Susan Jane Bromlield Gerald Joseph Bunn Michael Ray Bunting Ronald Ray Burris Paul Edward Buss, Jr. Harold Kenneth Cain Mackey Elizabeth Caldwell Our Senior sponsors who were al- ways willing to give us a helping hand. Pictured are Miss Hostet- tler, Mr. Provines, Mr. Snively, and Mr. Scanivino. Not pictured are Miss Schaper and Mr, Petty. GREEN FRESHMEN THEY CALLED US ONCE . . Loren Chaplin Cammon James Lee Carder Loy D. Caudell Jerald J. Chamberlain Maurice Samuel Clifford Lois Juanita Clodfelter Senior students working on a ripple tank? Pete Dale, Roger Murvin, Ed Miller, and Steve Roth. T0 SILLY SOPHOMORES WE ADVANCED . . tzglfzfi I My L? I 32 will tn ,fsum lk 7' '55:25z. 2 iigiri-93? Ififllt lf' vm J, M fine Joseph Franklin Clow, Jr Janice Kay Combs George Patrick Conour Dixie Marie Cowan Jerry Kieth Crites Ardith Gwen Cutshall William Peter Dale Richard Davis Lawrence Nelson Day Charles Edward Dean Clyde Lee Decker Sally Ann Diver Larry Dale Dowty Lucille Elaine Drew Daniel Stephen Drewes Calvin Keith Eckel Judith Ann Elkins Charles Raymond Everette ,135 K' 4' ,ve if' Walter Allen Everette Tommie Dean Fehrenbacher David Weaver Fessel Diann Louise Florin Garry Lee Foreman Niki june Foster Harvey Bartlett Francis Susan Rebecca Fye Donna Berneta Gaddy Carolyn Gaede Emma Madeline Gertsch Joan Christine Ginder Students in Practical Science en- joying the second period. G. Clevy, H. Cain, H. Francis, D. Struble M. Morris, J. Stcber, R. Zwill- ing, U. Muhs, L. Dowty, R Lowry and P. Waters. THE UPPER HAND WAS QLIRS AT LAST . . Kenneth Elias Gower Charles Vernon Green Brenda Lucille Grove Joseph William Grundon Nancy Jean Gumbel Kathryn Lou Haenggi These are potential servicemen? At least they seemed to be when they attended the meeting. R. Burris, D. Miller, L. Heindsel- man, S. Summers, C. Shilt, G. Conour, R. Lockwood. AS UPPERCLASSMEN . . . JOLLY JUNIORS WERE WE. Carolyn Jean Hahn Celestine Hahn Vera May Hahn Karen Elaine Hall Daniel Rex Hamilton Ken Earol Hanes Mary Eugenia Harper Sue Lynn Hasslinger Paula Kay Heindselman Larry Heindselrnan Larry Francis Herman Vera Jane Holstlaw Leon Hough Theron Leon Jenner Carol Sue Johnston William Earl Karr Kenna Hayes King Karen Rose Kosher Y-'F 9E' I Eleanor Anne Kribbs Linda Lea Leaf Billie Rose Leamon Ronald Lee Lemke Robin Roy Lockwood Judith Kay Lovelace George Bentley Lowry Rodney Jay Lowry Michael J. Luthe Dean G. Martin Ronnie Wayne Martin Ronald McDonald French students working eagerly at the blackboard. Roger Murvin, Craig Neusbaumn, Jerry Johnson, Mark Smith and Susan Fye. AT LAST SOPHISTICATED SENIORS . . . RESPECTED BY ALL. Donna Louise McGregor Marjorie McKinney Loyse Kaye McKnight Martha Lynn McLerran Martha Darlene Meadows Clyde Edward Miller 'SES Is English IV really this interest- ing? Pictured are: Kay McKnight, Sue Johnston, Charles Green, and Jeri Sterchi. if HERE AT THE CROSSWORDS WE PARTED . . David Edward Miller Glen Earnest Miller, J Barbara Kay Mitchell Ramona Kay Moore ,W , Marsha Ellen Morris Urban Anthony Muhs 4-0 Kathryn Lee Murvin Roger Weber Murvin Ronald Myers Lorena Deonn Neff Larry Joe Nelson Dianna Nicholas Robert E. Nichols Cletus jacob Ochs Lucy Carol Ochs Angela Hope Parson John Daniel Peters Jerry Dean Pool 'Riv- 41 'wa John Richard Pottorff Annette Catherine Pratt Marilee Ragsdale Alice Elizabeth Rauch Clarence Alvin Rawlings Steven Duke Renner Rita Marie Rennier Nancy Jane Richey Timothy K. Ridgely Betty Gladys Riggs Sandra Dell Robinson Stephen James Roth Lee Daniel Scherer Christian Franklin Schilt Homemaking? No, just a speech demonstration given by Barbara Mitchell. tta S , SOME WITH SORROW . . . SOME WITH GLEE . . S S llh S L' st 5 james Leonard Scott jim Dale Seaton Betty Ann Seesengood George Seiler 4-3 A heated discussion among sen- iors of an American problems class: Dan Drewes, Ronnie Mar- tin, Jim Carder, Phil Weber, Rod- ney Lowry, Bob Brady, and Leon Hough. i I SOME ENTHUSIASTICALLY. 44 John Hubert Seiler John William Seymour Robert Frank Shafer Phyllis Jean Shaw Thomas Gilbert Singley Robert Wayne Smith Elizabeth Anne Spitz Judy Ann Stebcr Jeri Lynn Sterchi Richard Lee Straley Donna Rae Struble Stephen Howard Summers Carolyn Lucille Taylor Charles Robert Thomson john Tice, jr. Sandra Lee Tipton Sandra Lee Van Cleve Donna Jean Walter WDW Patricia Ann Waters John C. Weber Philip George Weber Ramona Sue Weber Regina Anne Weber Bill N. Webster Judith Ann Wettschreck Jerry Lee Whitaker William C. White Linda Lee Wilson Sara Frances Wilson Cecilia Darlene Zehner Judith Ann Zuber Reta Ann Jackson It must have been some joke. Pictured are the two best all-round seniors: Judy Elkins and Bill White. SENIOR PERSONALITIES There is always a smile on the faces of our two friend- liest seniors: Wayne Smith and Sally Wilson. Most likely to succeed? Well, maybe. At least they look successful. Dixie Cowan and Rich- ard Bratton. These two were voted best lookmg, and we can see why Sally Dlver and Dan Drewes The two most popular seniors enjoymg a chat between classes Mary Harper and Tom Fehrenbacher The two most athletlc senlors adrnlrlng the treasures of our trophy case Vera Holst law and Benny Bennett The two most intelligent seniors are Judy Lovelace and Bob Atkins. Our best dancers try out a. new step: Martha Boswell and Chris Shilt. The most mischievous seniors seem to be up to their K'old,' tricks again: Anne Kribbs and Joe Clow. 49 The Junior Class Officers climbing the stairway to suc- cess. Class Officers: President, Terry Bruce, vice president, Harold Michael 5 secretary- treasurer, Judy Atkins, Student Council representative, Karen Eyman. CLASS QF I962 wr W MW imifw Ahlfield, Fred Atkins, Judy Ayers, Frank Baltimore, Judy Beal, Bobbi Beam, Frank Beck, Steve Black, Larry Blain, Vernon Boling, Karen Bower, John Brashear, Carol Brockman, Howard Brooks, Jim Brooks, Lela Brown, Jim Bruce, Terry Brummett, Kathy Burgener, Barbara Burgener, Bonnie F H Burgener, Burgener, Burgener, Campbell, Campbell, Lloyd Myrl Ronald J oe Sarah Causer, Karen Combs, Sarah Conour, Joe Cooper, Cathy Cowman, John Craig, Naomi Daubs, Fred Decker, Glenn Dickerson, Jean Doan, Mary , Doolin, Marvin Dowty, Judy Dunn, Connie Eggley, Fred Eggley, Tom Egleston, Pat Elie, Barbara Eyman, Karen Felton, Sharon Fisher, Lois Fulk, Richard Fye, Maidi Gaddy, Dan Gantenbein, Bernard Garretson, Bo W ' --.- 5 as V1 . fx , Nl K X , , ,fx fy J A f , Y ,ff , , ,i , :wif . .,, 1 Q . .u,, -, Q in r lr e e fall K..- 'igffs' fl ' 1' 'Ss L. s. 15 , 7 7 J I'i ' ii, .1 .A h is ii V Ai! 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Morgan, Louis Myers, Connell Myers, Vicki Navolt, Darrell Neely, Ruth Junior Class Sponsors C Ben son, T. Beagle, M Shva L Sliva, B. Eagleton, R Wood Not pictured J, Rose CLASS OF I962 ,M fr -my 1. - - Q-1: Ie., Q: 1? N ., if l.,f.f,,A, 113, , v:kEi1?!f1,,g?zu,:: f . ,. ,.,,,,,, -- f - f -' ' ' ,'smm1, .. , , I - L ,,,, , A , ,V an X S- any L' ' V Z? l an x 1+ i . I' gg 'X av Z 1,Q:.. e,.,' . 2- 5 F ialllii 3xi a.m V 5 , BV ww H A, W i ,Q ' is-11 4. , w K. .: ,.ff' Looks as if our photographer surprised this group of typists. Pictured are: J. Baltimore B. Beal, N. Hunter, B. Wilson, K. Kapper, K. Stanford, K. Brummett, and P. Egleston. itie s? it mm.. l..fs.Q.E. CLASS OF I962 I i fy itil: .W KJ . , at iii its K ft' I , . si g-, , 4 K, .,.gr J' R 'oi we ' its nfl' in ,,,,yI,, ,xq . X N. we 195-f 'W W' My ..4W'i 'tH lwf,. Q' ,.. Nelson, Ronald Nickells, Monica Nicholas, Elmer Ochs, Myron Ochs, Sam Olson, Barbara Osborn, Fern Parker, Paula Paul, Dave Piper, Charles Pitts, Wayne Potter, Horace Quayle, Lucinda Read, Betty Redman, Mike Richie, Kelly Roberts, Charlotte Roth, Mary Rottinghaus, Tom Scherer, Marie Scherer, Ron Schneider, Linda Schmidt, Eugene Shake, Eddie Shryock, Carol Shultz, Jerome Singley, Susie Slichenmyer, Shirley Sliva, Mike Snider, George Sprague, Pam Stanley, Patsy Stanley, Robert Steckler, Dan Sterchi, Sharon Stivers, Karen Storer, Patsy Street, Gary Swearingen, David Taylor, Phyllis Taylor, Ronald Thomas, Connie Van Matre, Donna Varner, Bob Vaughn, Ann Walker, Carol Wattleworth, Bob Weber, Frank Weston, Jack Weston, Jim S - If . ,, K iff , Q -as-is - V. ,, wk , . R Vx rrf rfwfwfil .MN 5 --1 ' f fi - A 'M' 1 ,, , lj 'K L - I fm, A Q . i ZS .. , - . N it i :AM an-Q. u - , :EH qi 'S . - , ' Q ' 1 ff J ' Y' C 0 ' E iq . 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Adamson, Betty Ahliield, Julia Anderson, Carol Backlet, Rosalie Bahl, Norma Barnes, Virginia Benham, Richard Bissey, Norman Boatman, Kay Brassie, Jim Britton, Donald Bunting, Mike Burgin, Warren Campbell, Ava Campbell, Billy Caudell, Carol Chambless, Rebecca Clark, Pat Cochran, Mary Cogswell, john Conour, Terry Crites, Mary Kay Critcs, Richard Culbertson, Harold is K wt r S ., 'iw ' 15: -we yih, CX 'W' in E H-if i 3, l a: 3, ' if ff, 2.1 , Qi' iq, K M, fd EIVM. , gf, . U, F, z ,Xa f,,7Y:gf pf Q ,Q 4 15.6. - i . , ,,,, li v P51 Opportunities are theirs with one year down and three n1ore to go. The sophomore class oflicers are Buddy Harness, pres.,' Tom Sterchi, vice prey,- Judy West, sec. treas.,' Billy Campbell, Stu. Coun- cil rep. CLASS OF I963 , l if 6 K a , 3. 351 .,if,Q. '. if -A' C, i-fire . .2 f- - A- ,,. Q' 5, 3' I A E' Q' 5 f. X ly 've B Q... i sggty ,L 1 Q K A . S, .. 'WP M , 1 - W . ' ' ,f K. , w '5'V?:m B sv-g.f'2 . 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NYJ' as e Dean, Tim Delaney, Jeanne Ditch, Rowena Doan, Bobby Drew, Carolyn Earnest, Lila Eberhart, Sherrie Eckiss, Deloris Ellison, Bob Fee, Carol Franklin, Carolyn Fritschle, Fred Fulk, Glenda Fye, Jack Gaede, Keith Gertsch, Chris Gibson, Suzanne Gillespie, Tom Graves, Jerry Graves, Jimmy Griffin, Beverly Grove, Diana Grove, Tom Hagen, Paula Hance, Pauletta Hane, Ken Hardig, Loretta Harness, Buddy Harrolle, Carol Hearring, Janice Heckler, Gary Helm, Jill Henne, Kenny Holtz, Ronald Hornback, Ronnie Huchel, Sandra Inyart, Sally Jackson, Janet Jenkins, Carol Jenkins, David Jennings, Jack Johnson, Jerry Jones, Janice Kapper, Jerry Kapper, Judy Kapper, Pat Kapper, Ronald Keiffer, Rosemary Keltner, Roberta Kimmel, Judy Kimmel, Wayne Kocher, Harold Kocher, Mike Koehler, Ken Kolb, Terry Kowa, Nancy Lake, Allan Lancaster, Mike Lathrop, Gary Laughlin, Gary Leaf, Ricky Leist, Joanne Lemke, Betty Lewis, Charles Long, Clyde Madden, Gary Madden, Nancy Martin, Diana Marvel, Bert Marvel, Linda McCleave, Gerald McGregor, Carol The strong and able back- ers of the sophomore Class are the sponsors Mr. Flet- cher, Mrs. Main, and Mr. McFarland. 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'vm XX Brassie, Sandra Brinkley, Bob Brothers, Jim Brown, Shirley Brownfield, Janet Bryant, Gerald Bufkin, Pat Bursott, Tom Burton, Sherrie Buss, Alice Byrd, Pat Cammon, Susie Clow, Pat Clow, Richard Craig, Cheryl Craig, John Crain, Judy Crites, Ronald Cravens, Sue Crick, Christine Culbertson, Sharon Curtis, Rita Dale, Augusta Dean, Carolyn Decker, Dan Decker, Dixie Deisher, Shirley Doherty, Pat Doolin, Ed Drew, Judy Drewes, David Dycus, Jane Earp, Carol Eck, Richard Edmiston, Glenn Elie, Judy Elliott, Don Eyer, Donna Eyer, Glenn Fehrenbacher, Don Findley, Mike Flick, Nancy Foreman, Dennis Franklin, Richard Franklin, Sherry Freymuth, Sandra Fritchley, Bill Fulkerson, Joan By being Freshmen spon- sors these three really had their work cut out for them. Pictured are Mr. Reed, Mr. Herrin, and Mr. Miller. Fulk, Robert Galloway, Ruth Garret, Floyd Germer, John. Gibson, Janet Gill, Stanley Gillespie, Sharon Ginder, Robert Glover, Buddy Gower, joe Gray, Wayne Green, Benny Green, Gareth Grove, Danny Grove, Donna Gumble, Nina. Hahn, Paul Harmon, Eddie Harmon, Jerry Harmon, Larry Harper, Kay Harris, Gary Harrison, Barbara Harrison, Kenny CLASS CF I964 ' 'tif ' ' - 0 tl 6' t H 1 F , is - ., 3 K- f 5, -1. . , hz , r , ,, . ,,1 tt- .. - , 'Easter l :,,,,,.,, ,,,,,, . ,a f-. 1 pp - -,l5l,l5Tlli,,,.Y3i,iQ Qmi as it .,.f?'!' if it ggrl We if , M 1 Y ls- H f 'Z ws 4 'iw a Y s x 1 Wm wi, , Q, .13 , 'K girl Q Q ,Q ft , ,S t t 'ggi , Q- . ' ' - 2,'m,1.a3?E??S rsillllb l ' ff ' , ff+'?f2E35iT li'?,Z filf iizlllggiy - 3 g -'svf' ,?gf1,,,. S - ' pi , E qv-gi , ln ., i -i n ,V my X ff 4 ' ' . , v ww. z if t 4. 'Y M t ,,.. t , . ' - if :jst Q.. , f - 1-W E www 2 Xtt, , V , s v . ttf,-. ' f ,xfeff li ,sa l Q 36 'ima --'fi ,Z ,. . f - sf sl., 'T i f 1 1 ' QV ,Q Hit' H M fi. K: 'I .. , ww 1 , I ,k -H was Qff- , - 1 . xjwwly N j . 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Harrison, Pat Harrolle, Kerry Hataway, Bob Helm, Paul Hicks, Linda Highsmith, Don Hill, Judy Hope, Phyllis Hornback, Phillis Hursta, Bill Iaun, Clyde Inyart, Lyle Jackson, Lois Jackson, Sandra Jennings, Bill Johnson, Marcia Jones, Janet Jones, Ronald Jones, Steve Kallansrude, Mike Kapper, Janice Keen, Janice Kelley, Mike Kerr, Rita Kesler, Sam Kirnpling, Terry Kocher, Elaine Kribbs, Cindy Kutz, Charles Lake, Francis Larkin, Tom Lawley, Mary Sue Lockwood, David Lowry, Jay Maddox, Dennis Martin, Charles Martz, Ruth Mason, Jon Mays, Rita McCleave, Steve McVaigh, Larry Meadows, Orville Meister, Cynthia Messenger, Terry Michels, Arlene Michels, Ilene Middleton, Sue Miles, Bob Looks as if these Fresh- men are really working hard on the Algebra test, but what happened to the person in the front Miller, John Miller, Max Mitchell, Steve Morgan, Georgia Murphy, Tom Myers, Shirley Navolt, Sue Nease, Ardell Nease. Linda Nix, Julia Novak, Diane Ochs, Eugene Ochs, Nancy Pass, Jim Parson, Holly Paul, Gary Perrott, Darell Phillips, Jana Phillips, Sandra Plummer, Pamela Poland, Johnnie Poland, Lonnie Poorman, Nancy Pratt, .lelen CLASS OF I964 1-y ., 3 .:r, 3, W . Q ,,,i, , y i IO! fx Q' -gy W 5, 2 21 'P ,ill . if-or 1, 'fi 4 - WN! if wt:- P Q P N Q ' e 1L f' J. fl . , - -,L ' , X 1 . f ,-:,a ' ' L-. .. ff fi 53? I P ii , 1- WM ' Zi g, . 'f-' g. In ' ' , - ' E' q 1 1 ,, , . an. vi 9 ,Q S' J ,il k J F .- ! .Aw i' ,S 4 .nh , .- :L H. .K 12 2 Q 1 ,A f VAV , .Q V, V . , xo, W , l K , 11' ,,,, A ,A. ,, -...Quai Yi , W I Lx - 'S' ' ' W ffeei 2 :lv 495+-:M ed , I , VL wa. I 'vs ,' I ss , l .fl 4 fu' I r-31, ' SA 1,53 Vw , Q., av. ,Q 1 ' 'wvxx -'M' . ,U 4 NT W, Sm' W ,f am, 1' Vw B 4 Y i' ,vig S x 'TZ 2 i i,'w1 ' 'f ' , . 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The decorations for the Homecoming and Pow-l'Vow dances were also their responsibilities. Hard work and cooperation of club members with the staff has made this a successful yearbook. 72 Q Jl C0-Editors, Mary Harper and Rich- ard Bratton, found that putting out a good yearbook required a tremen- dous amount of work, but they also discovered that the rewards of a job well done were worth their tire- less efforts. Without the cooperation of Penny Murvin, Business Editor, Sharon Bateman, Copy Editor, and Martha Boswell, Social Editorg the Olnean of 1961 would not have been com- pleted. The Olnean faculty sponsors, Mr. Robert Akes and Mr. Bernard Ea- gleton, were always ready and wil- ling to help the staff in any way that they could. Since they were always optimistic, the Olnean staff says, Thanks! ?fEi3ii',!'t, f M-Qi: ' i Officers of the Student Council: Phil Weber, vice-presidentg Tom Singley, treasurer, Martha Boswell, secretary, and Richard Bratton, president. The Student Council constantly endeavors to en- courage loyalty and to develop good will between students, faculty, and community. The council sponsors such activities as Homecom- ing, Color Day, Pow-Wow, May Day parade, cheer- leading elections, and most of the general activities pertaining to the student body as a whole. This year many special projects have been undertaken by the Student Council for the betterment of the students and the school. fp- Richard Bratton, president of the Student Council, de- livers the address at the North Egypt Conference Student Council Meeting. Members of the election committee tally the results of a recent election. Pictured are Judy Lovelace, Judy Elkins, Ronnie Martin and John Weber. 75 7 Us Faculty sponsors of the Student Council: Mr. Godeke and Mr. Herrin. The campaign and election of class officers is an activity sponsored by the Council. Pictured are Judy Lovelace, Bob Shafer and Chuck Green. TIGER RAG selling the newspaper. Mas The Tiger Rag club members are the inquisitive group of the school. If any news happens they are on the spot reporters asking their six basic questions, who, what, when, where, why and how. The club produces at least eighteen issues of a six page paper I annually. The aim of our paper, as of any paper, is to keep the students informed on the events of all the groups within the school. I Tiger Rag editors FIRST ROW left to right: Dixie Cowan, exchange ed.g Maidi Fye, busi- ness ed.5 Regina Weber, editor in chief, Sally Wilson, copy ed., Craig Neusbaumn, ass't sports ed., Vicki Myers, adv. manager. SECOND ROW Mr. DeBarr, sponsor, Charlotte Roberts, ass't. exchange ed., Lucinda Quayle, Stu. Coun. rep., Jean Shaw, ass't ed., Cathy Cooper, ass't copy ed., Frank Weber, ass't adv. ed. 76 FRENC CLUB French Club mem- bers enjoy a lively game of Victoire. The purpose of the French Club is twofold: to foster better international understanding and to en- able students to increase their proficiency in the spoken French language. The programs of the club consist of games, songs, films, film strips, and skits. Membership is open to those who have successfully completed one semester of French. Ofhcers of the French Club from left to right: Tom Eggley treasg Howard Brockman, presg Martha Boswell, sec., Sally Wilson, Stu. Council repg Dixie Cowan, vice-pres., and Mrs. Griffin, sponsor. Members of the Rifle Club prac- ticing in the rifle range. RIFLE CLUB TH ESPIAN LUB Cindy K r i b b s, P h i l i s Hornback and Melinda Bar- ber give an amus- ing skit at a regu- lar meeting. The Thespian Troupe No. 292 is thc dramatic club of E.R.H.S. The aims of the society are twofoldg Clj To establish and promote standards of excellence in all phases of dramatic arts. f2j To create an active and intelligent interest in dramatic arts among stu- dents, This is an honorary organization only in the sense that students are given recognition for having met certain requirements. The motto of the society is Act well your partg there all the honor liesf, During the year the Thespian Troupe takes a trip to see a professional production and gives several skits and readings. Thespian officers FIRST ROW left to right: Merilla Mc- Donald, secg Joan Ginder, vice-pre5.,' Mary Harper, Stu Coun. repg Lucy Ochs, scribe. SECOND ROW: Mrs Moore, sponsorg Nancy Griffin, tre11s.,' Wayne Smith, pres Here are the members ol the Science Club planning an in- teresting program for their next meeting. Judy Zuber, Eddy Mil- ler, Susan Black- burn, Susan Brownfield, Sally Diver, sclENc E l, Q ,L 751' . I im .Q,f.,u- W3 ' Cl-UB l riri i . ' I iiii Science Club officers left to right: Susan Blackburn. Stu. Council Rep.,' -Sally Diver. Jec.,- Bob Wlattleworth, treas.,' Eddy Miller, vice pre5.,' Ron Myers, pres. The Science Club is a club designed to further the student's interest in science. No matter what branch of science the student is interested in the Science Club has something to interest him. The clubs activities consist of experiments by the students, mov- ies, and, in the spring, a trip to the State Science Fair. CAMERA CLUB T The Camera Club, another active organization around our school, not only teaches its members how to take good pictures, but also trains them in dark- room procedure. The club is the proud owner of some very fine equipment, which the members put to good use. Their activities include several photo con- tests which are held throughout the year. Three members of the Camera Club Hnd that dark room procedures can be quite in- teresting. Larry Bateman, Mar- jorie Summers, Beverly Anderson. Camera Club officers left to right: Niki Foster, sec.-treas Mr. McWilliams, sponsorg Jim Quayle, pres., Ron Horn back, vice pref. 4 Student Council rep. GLIR LIBRARIANS Although they were not a recognized club at ERHS, we thought that the yearbook would not be complete without a picture of one of the most necessary groups around our school, that of the librarians. These people, under the direction of Mrs. Gallagher and Mr. Beagle, kept our library in order and running smoothly. 82 FUTU RE TEACH ER OF AMERICA FTA members sel- ling Christmas can- dles. Pictured are Judy Atkins, Diane Florin, P a m e l a P r o v o s t, a n d Margarette Hardin. The Future Teachers of America is a local chapter of a national organization made up of students in high school who have either already decided to be teachers or who are considering entering the profession. The local Chapter, known as the Robert Ridgeway FTA, is affiliated with the national organization and with the Illinois Education Association and the Na- tional Education Association. The local chapter hears reports from those teaching now, from student teachers, and from those who can give information to members about financial assist- ance in college. The club has frequently visited col- lege campuses and interviewed college counselors. To finance these opportunities, the Club has made and sold Christmas candles. Pictured are Wayne Smith, Stlu. Council rep.,' Susan Brown field, historian! Lila Gumble, vice p're5.g Diane Florin presg Judy Atkins, seag Stephan Mitchell, treat. Not ,pic tured Judy Zuber, librarian. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA FUTURE URSES CLUB Pictured are three of the girls who were on the FNC planning commit- tee: Phyllis Her- man, Brenda Grove, and Suz- anne Wells. The Future Nurses Club of E.R,H.S. is affiliated with Future Nurses Clubs of America and was chartered by The National League for Nursing, Committee on Careers in 1960. The purposes of the club are to interest students in personal and community health, to learn about health careers and to help the student choose wisely about professional nursing as a career. Activities include working in the Health Office at high school, vision testing and helping with immu- nizations. Students assist at the Bloodmobile and are working as Volunteer Candy Stripers at Richland Memorial Hospital. Pictured are left to right: Brenda Grove, pre.v.,' Mrs. Strothman, sponsorg Mrs. Ulrich, sponsorg Miss Powell, sponsorg Phyllis Herman, treasurerg Kathryn Haenggi, cor- rerponding sec.,' and Nancy Griffin, Stu. Council Rep. Not pictured May Roth, sec. Members of the D.E. club decorate a sample show- case. Pictured are: Martha McLerran, Betty Riggs and Linda Leaf. DISTRIBLITI E EDUCATION CLUB Officers of the D.E. Club FIRST ROW left to right: Pat Waters, treasg Mackey Caldwell, vice-pres. SECOND ROW left to right: Ron Burris, Stu. Coun. repg Barbara Mitchell, xec.g Steve Renner, Pres. IM The D.E. Club includes a daily classroom period which includes salesmanship, buying, store and win- dow display, advertising and sales skill. The class time is one and a half periods. After class is over the members report to regular jobs downtown. During the year the club enjoys parties and meet- ings with similar groups from other towns. The club tries to promote interest in vocational business and business as a college major. FUTURE HCMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Two members of the F.H.A. using what they have learned. The Future I-Iomemakers of America is a national organization of pupils who study homemaking in senior high schools. We Work together for better and happier home life for everyone. We think that helping to make homes now and in the future is the most important thing that you can do for democracy. The activities of the club include: a preschool party, L'Trick or Treatw for UNICEF, caroling at the nursing homes, pot-luck supper for parents, joint meetings with the D.A.R., and serving at various banquets. F.H.A. oiicers left to right: FIRST ROW 4 Donna Struble, Chairman of Degreetg Vera Holstlaw, President, Ramona Moore, Vice-Presg Bonnie Burgener, Secg Betty Riggs, Treas SECUND ROW - Mary Lou Lathrop, Recreation Chairmang Darlene Meadows, Historian Mary Doan, Parliamentariang Randa Godfrey, Refreshment Chairmang Shirley Wilson, Chair man of Public Relationtg Ann Mason, Refreshment Chairmanj Julia Ahfleld, Chairman of Prajectsg Gertrude Rauch, Recreation Chairman. Members of the lst Place Parlia- mentary Team, left to right: Lee Scherer, VVayne P i t t s, Clarence Rawlings, Tim Riclgely, and Bob Atkins. Officers, left to right SEATED Loy Caudell treasurer Larry Dowty, president Ron Scherer secretary STAND ING, Myrl Burgencr, reporter Bob Atkins wee preszdent Jim Graves, sentinel. I DLI TRIAL ARTS CLUB K u r t Mower, i Larry Volk, Mr. Oliboni and Fred Eggley refinish an old desk. The Industrial Arts Club is made up of boys who are enrolled in some branch of the Industrial Arts department. Besides having regular meetings during school the club also meets twice a month at nights. The hobbies of the organization consist of working with wood, metal, as in welding or machine shop, or working in the auto mechanics department. ,...,-..-1--f Industrial Arts officers left to right: Mr. Petty, sponsorg Eddy Dean, vice-preJ.,' Ronnie Burgener, sec.-treas.,' Jerry Crites, pres,,' Fred Eggley, Stu. Coun. rep.,' Mr. Oliboni, sponsor. Clarence Rawlings and Benny Ben- nett show a film during a Pigskin Club meeting. PIGSKIN CLUB Pigskin oflicers, left to right: Mr. Mason, sponsorg Larry Nelson, vice-presidentg Joe Campbell, sec.-treas.,' Tom Sing- ley, Student Council rep.,' and Joe Clow, president. The Pigskin Club is an organization of boys who have won a major letter in football. This club creates a better understanding among the players and keeps up the football interest the year round. GIRLS' TH LETIC ASSCCIATIO Members of G.A.A. enjoying a morning session of basket- ball. The G.A.A. consists of all kinds of activities for girls which include volleyball, basketball, deck tennis, square dancing and others. The purpose of the club is to promote good health and sportsmanship. There are usually one or two play days a year which several mem- bers may attend. These days are days when visiting schools join together in a day of continuous play. At the end of the year two members ire selected to attend the summer G.A.A. camp. G.A.A. officers left to right: Mrs, Mounts, sponsor, Maidi Fye, vice-pres, Janice Hearring, soph. rep., Vera Holstlaw, pre.f.,' Lila Gumble, Stu. Coun. rep., Vicki Meyers, jr. rep.,' Mary Roth, sec. treas, Not pictured Judy Elkins, sr. rep. Majorettes. Through cold weather and hot these four attractive majorettes led our fine band in a grand manner. Left to right: Miss Charlotte Roberts, Miss Judy Lovelace, Miss Lucinda Quayle, and Miss Sally Diver. MAJORETTES A D Our band and chorus directors, Gus and Mary Sliva, have turned out many excellent productions. ,iff x Girls' Chorus. Through the able instruction of Mrs. Mary Sliva each member of Girls' Chorus re- ceives valuable training in the art of proper singing. The girls not only receive the valuable training, but they are also prepared for a possible position in the Mixed Chorus. CHORAL GROUPS Boys' Chorus. The members of Boys' Chorus re- ceive the same fine instruction that the Girls' Chorus members receive. The director, Mr. Leo Sliva, al- ways strives toward developing the voices of these boys into full and mature sounding voices. m-ws-an , -f ,ff We it-nfs: ff nmmmuwuumnn- ....-0--.mflmmsn Q-u-an-lun-1a Q1 . nmmwnmw ugmmuunniuunnuzur nsmfrwwtsmummv-zi1t:s,mns MIXED CHORLI The members of the Mixed Chorus are personally selected by their director, Mr. Leo Sliva. This select group is the performing choral group of the Music Department. The highlight of the year is the Christmas concert. The chorus also performs for private organizations and enters a choral contest in the spring. ROW ONE, left to right: Mary Harper, Dian Florin, Joanne Leist, Margaret Stanley, Connie Dunn, Sue Johnston, Mari- lee Ragsdale, Susan Blackburn, Sandy VanCleve, Sally Wilson, Regina Weber, Floita Stout, ROW TWO: Sherry Wright, Lucinda Quayle, Lois Fisher, Pat Stewart, Susan Fye, Penny Murvin, Susan Brownfield, Dixie Cowan, Jean Shaw, Mary Beth Shafer, Kay Heindselman, Diane Yunck, Ann Kribbs, Judy Lovelace, Ardith Cutshall, Jill Helm. ROW THREE: Eddy Miller, John Seymour, Ron Scherer, Richard Runyon, Nancy Griffin, Paula Ragsdale, Becky Madrigal Singers. FIRST ROW left to right 4 Kay Heindselrnan, Susan Brown- held, Lois Fisher, Penny Mur- vin, Susan Fye. SECOND ROW - Richard Davis, Bob Wattleworth, John Pottorff, Bill White, David Fessel. Not pictured Ardith Cutshall. Charnbless, Roberta Keltner, Maidi Fye, Charlotte Roberts, Sharon Bateman, Carol Fee, Sharon Sterchi. ROW FOUR: Dick Zerkle, Gaylord Scherer, Lee Scherer, Bill Larkin, Bob Stanley, Bill Wood, Ken Hanes, Howard Brockman, Ken- neth Henne, Gary Street, Pete Weber, Mike Redman, Mike l This year the E.R.H.S. band, under the di- rection of Mr. Leo Sliva, again did an excel- lent job in all their performances. Their exhibitions at football games, basketball games, and their three concerts that they give each year were again terrific. One can tell that many long hours of practice have been spent for each performance. Gus Sliva directs the band during the half-time of one of the varsity games. Band oflicers .left to right: Carol Anderson, Kay Heindselman, Susan Blackburn, Maidi Fye, Sally Wilson, Bill White, Tommy Weber, Mike Sliva, and Jean Shaw, 96 FIRST ROW: Bill White, Holly Parson, Sally Wilson, Frank Ayres, Sam Kessler, Steve Mitchell, Mike Kelly, SECOND ROW: Susan Blackburn, Judy Lovelace, Penny Murvin, Marie Scherer, Nancy Grifhn, Cathy Cooper, Sandy Phillips, Nancy Flick, Anne Benson, Carmen Laugh- lin, Sheryl Williamson, Carol Anderson, Sally Diver, San- dra Jackson, Paula Ragsdale, George Lowry. THIRD ROW: Jill Helm, Monica Nickels, Pat Doherty, Pam Plummer, Ronnie Jones, Augusta Dale, Susan Cammon, Sharon Sterchi, Sherry Wright, Cindy Quayle, Maidi Fye, Gaytha Vail, Judy Drew, Beverly Griffin, Becky Chambless, Karen Hall, Bill Jennings, Anne Kribbs. FOURTH ROW: Linda Wilson, Cheryl Horrall, Joan Leist, Marilyn Boat- man, Sharon Umfleet, Georgia Nicholas, Naomi Craig, Kathryn Haenggi, Mike Sliva, Nancy Bowen, Roberta Keltner, Carol Travis, Nancy Kowa, Mary Beth Shafer, Carol Fee, Jan Roberts, Bobby Miles. FIFTH ROW: Ronnie Hornback, Carolyn Drew, Mary Kay Crites, Con- nie Dunn, Kay Heindselman, Paula Parker, Alice Buss, Marty Reed, Beverly Wagner, Jean Shaw, Sandra Sterchi, Regina Weber, Floita Stout, Jim Rennier. SIXTH ROW: Gary Laughlin, Ricky Leaf, Tom Paddock, Larry Scherer, Kenny Henne, Mike Findley, Dan Borah, Peter Weber, Pat Harrison, Bob Wattleworth, Angela Parson, Pat Byrd, Susan Brownfield, Richard Davis, Ronnie Crites, Gaylord Scherer, Tom VonAlmon, SEVENTH ROW: Bob Von- Almon, Dan Schmoker, John Pottorff, Keith Gaede, Mark Smith, Bob Stanley, Jim Pass, Loren Cammon, Charlotte Roberts, Susan Fye, Jimmy McKinney, Janet Brownfield, John Corner, Patsy Stanley, Linda Stevens, Tom Weber. 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' A 4 K K Wg i ii z fifk - ,jglj fe, ' is 22 A , Kg' Fi 5 , W. . a, W H - ,- -- - if . , 3 A . + ,Ji . ix 1 'iff R W, few .. 4 L P - W4 ,- .,-- :sr ,X , 522 23 MAY DAY Miss Sally Diver May Queen f Mr Leon Hough May king candidate Miss Judy Elkins May queen attendant Mr, Dan Drewes May king Mr. Phillip Weber May king candidate ROYALW Miss Kay Heindselman May queen attendant I .K 2 THE I960 PROM SOUTHERN ENCHA TME T On Fr1day, May 13 1960 the Semor Class of 1961 opened the doors to a very beaut1ful and 1mpress1xe scene of Southern Enchantment Manx months of hard work were spent 1n preparmg for th1s very successful Prom After the students and guests enjoyed the dance mus1c of Bob Norman s Band, they attended a movxe and then everyone enjoyed themselxes at a dehghtful breakfast Much fun was had by all and we say Hats off, to everyone who helped to make thxs dance poss1ble I lwfm, V1 lt ,fjl surf hxupfff ffl ff WTR ilial lfwst l xx f' ,-. 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T' ' I U 1' I if f'!41'1t 1 ll l , I F3574 ali: 'll nth h f-,.-,ff fu-n -,f1Yx - ff 'fxm ' f ff - ' ' th O tt U SEATED, left to right: Eddy Miller, Mary Harper, Marilee Ragsdale, Ramona Weber, and Elaine Drew. STANDING: Gerry Bunn, Jerry Crites, Richard Bratton, Karen Hall, Wayne Smith, and Dixie Cowan. SENIORS PRESENT TIME QUT FOR GI GER Lizzie, the maid .... Agnes Carol ...... Howard Carol ..... Joan, their daughter . . Jeannie, their daughter Ginger, their daughter . . THE CAST . . . Marilee Ragsdale Eddie Davis, -Toans boyfriend ......... Gerry Bunn . . . . . Dixie Cowan Tommy Green, Gingers boyfriend . . . . . Eddy Miller . . . Wayne Smith Mr. Wilson, Ramona VVeber the high school principal ....... Richard Bratton . . . . Elaine Drew Ed Hoffman, bank president, .. . Mary Harper Howard Carolls boss ..... .... J erry Crites 104 Q 1 a N POW-WOW I 96 I The 1961 Variety Show captivated the audience with the many unusual skits presented by the students of E.R.H.S. Humor and dance ranked highly on the agenda of the eveningis entertainment. Following the Variety Show, the annual Pow Wow dance was held in the gym. The theme, Cupid's Caper, was carried out with brightly glittered cupids surrounded by frothy net placed on the tables. The music of the Starlighters added the final touch to a wonderful evening. View of the 1961 Pow Wow dance. The Queen and her Court, left to right: Ron Hornback, Mickey Forrester, Lisa McWilliams, Alice Buss, joe Conour, Mar Roth Tom Eggley, Roberta Keltner Louis Mc- Augusta Dale, Roger Murvin, Janice Hcarring, jack Fye, Y i 1 Cormick, Martha Boswell, Ronald Beagle, Judy Lovelace, . S-aimVt?it?, fa an it .f , -7-R. , 142,515 A 'TJ sw, A R- ' ll . rf ,, v ., ' 4 X ff' .. H Charlotte Roberts, and Terry Bruce. X X. M v 9 pl 1 4 Nl POW-WOW QUEEN - COURT Junior, Miss Charlotte Roberts Senior, Miss Martha Boswell The 1961 Pow-Wow festivi- ties were held on Feb. 24, 1961. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the new Pow-Wow queen. Each class of E.R.H.S. had previously nomi- nated two candidates to repre- sent them in the contest. Then the student body elected the new queen. This year's queen, Miss Judy Lovelace, was crowned by the 1960 queen, Miss Lynda Brown. Junior, Miss Mary Roth Sophomore, Miss Janice Hearring Willett Sophomore, Miss Roberta 1 Keltner Freshman. Miss Alice Buss 109 Freshman, Miss Augusta Dale :www HOMECOMI G RCYALTY The highlight of the 1960 Homecoming activities was the crowning of the Home- coming Queen. The crowning ceremony took place during the Coronation cere- mony which was held before the kick-off of the Homecoming game. The three sen- ior queen candidates were chosen by members of the Pigskin Club. The nnal X 'W election was made by the student body, l I The Student Council President crowns the 1960 Homecoming Queen, Miss Mary Harper. Looking on are Celestine Hahn, Peter Dale, Roger Murvin, and Ramona Weber. Our charming queen, Miss Mary Harper. Above: Miss Celestine Hahn Below: Miss Ramona Weber ya, .N HOMECCMI G - 1961 The Homecoming festivities were in full swing again this year. A lively snake dance and a roaring bonfire heightened the excite- ment for the football game with Salem the following night. After the game the students and alumni met in the gym for a lovely evening of dancing. Everyone had a wonderful time at the 1960 Homecoming dance. Members of the Olnean Club spent many hours preparing the decorations for the dance. ik 112 1 1 W 4 1 E . fi K M l 3 . ,,.. hz K 5 , M 1. -- A as 'fsa ' 'f ' . ,. l 5 . 5 'fi ' A W 'ff ,, 1 ::':':f2f:. 5. 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Jennings, B. Warren. SECOND ROW: Coach Mason, E. Whitaker, A. Lake, S. Summers, B. 1960-61 was one of the best seasons for football that our school had seen in many years. The hardworking, hard to defeat team gave E.R.H.S. something to be proud of. At the end of the season the Tigers ranked fourth in the NEC. Seniors, Benny Bennett and Larry Nelson, were chosen as members of the NEC team. Steve Summers senior, halfback Benny Bennett senior, halfback Joe Clow senior, quarterback 116 1. ,, :QQ V 3.192 15 sg, A .lk?fei51' 2 X LK ,i i ,, P . . f .. s s ' gt S ft ,.., 2- ,,f. , A K1 fr . get. ,S N 1, ,,.., A , , t Ak,, ' - ' - ' , E r iiiiiiig. I M if fiix'2 Wfesfr2w,. M . kin k y ,L . i,,.5,w5,,,,,,,, i ,, A -wasfzmwwwwwim . . 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' f11:iw'EF' T ag, A, ' Kass' V1 fi 1 If V- - . f 'L -42 iii l fini fig EQ21 : g i f 1 'iif'wFiliY i' m M J, ' ,- i ' .,. 2i i, w t , g g i . at L 'L . ,X m N, ,, NH? 3 X- fifggiif7-ltilfffiri f5!? im F , its is-3 r,f.f,,1r 4 wi ffwf-iffkilfw sate if- - ,s if: I. .. iiliffi i i' . sa ff 1, 'xiii -11 V 1 ' ft? 5? ' i W W . 'W' v-1 ': 1 I' -Q -' : :W r . ' ' '- Wattleworth, D. Miller, R. Myers, Mason, L. Maddox, T. Eggley, R. Bunting, Assit Coach Herrin. THIRD ROW: C. Schilt, L. Nelson, J. Clow, C. Rawlings, C. Cammon, K. Gower, P. Weber, B. Higgins, D. Martin, B. Woods, G. Decker. Seniors receiving major letters were: Phil Weber, Larry Nelson, Loren Cammon, Steve Summers, Ken Gower, Chris Schilt, Benny 1 Bennett, Dean Martin, Leon Hough, Clarence Rawlings, Joe 1 Campbell, Joe Clow, Dave Miller, Jerry Pool, and Ron Myers. Olney player trips up opponent. Loren Cammon senior, tackle if-'il 951-'QTL-'MS'fffi-iff? M sg .a:,'IP?e'ff5f 7 i?i i55Q,..fii glrifigys fir tail - 55: .,,1-Qfg,?'?5f rltif g'w V i'E?fQ'f'f ' W S ' - I , sffxf t : . V f ' 2:1411 Nil -'lf 5Qff ' , i??ZQs55K2 ff gk i f: eager, ,.: . - -- . R011 MYe1'S ' SCH wr, f ullb ack . , . ' , ' . -iiiaumirrszzz f'-:3'.,, ,fi N'sxX' :: . . 5' . , Vit' . gs m S 54,125 . .if:E-,..w::'511512:--fre 4-,w., 'fz,E,4 gw v - u m -11 9-vi ,gf it 1 ew.. U .. if.. V :ff , ' S -- iii-Wiiiiiilli' - ...if I I 1: -E':f' E f:EEii.::S5.g:l' ir V J: ,.. r. . t..,,! V.-, . f-2' M .. --wi H. . ... n. Qi Q.. 117 Bob Wattleworth junior, end Jerry Pool senior, linebacker Dave Miller senior, halfback W , E Q 3 5 . is 55 Sf Q rl ,: : '-2 :5 .: :- 1. -fn. :Hn:.:.:2E ,5. .. ::' . .I ,' 2 i . - gg? fu. :F ig H, ,?'f?57f?45w '3i'f ?'??f -Q' , ff: '. fir- qfgziwsr, 5f, f21f,w,v 2 , ir a n . s '-'-.5 :11'-'Hsf-1f1JZ'-F-:HF . ' ' . , . .gli sf is ,z f , . 5'-Z 4-life H3212 w fpzifyl 1 12-- 5 7. , fYi2f'L s?ESjf ?f7i ' 'V' A -Wieeflf : :-.:- -nu...-semi, . f i:ff',.ws ' il fl 'iff f , Y -' 'yml1?'2gEi ' ' 49 fffasilfrgf .1 - me 4- . Y sf-wg: 5 ai ,KF 5 -S x!: 1. Joe Clow carrys the ball for the Tigers. Clarence Rawlings senior, tackle Phil Weber senior. halfback Torn Eggley junior, tackle 2 ES3?SS?f?iQ???NZTkV5! N35 gWai?'fl'i.1:3i5l?6VRSsfsG9HL-kiimkfk-vziaiibikiwiilwii1.43319-fZ'Ziw??iTZf,ikv 5iLL1w'ii4-:Vi yxff3T3Kqz.u1fi:,1s ,Qu Joe Campbell junior, guard Dean Martin senior, fullback John Bower junior, guard Ken Gower senior, guard 120 The Olney Tigers close in to make a success ful tavklc. -A 1 s .al Work! Work! Work! the motto of the 1960-61 football squad. L Bill Wood junior, Chris Schilt senior, end Bill Warren manager An Olney Tiger carries the pigskin with the hope of making a touchdown. At the end of the season the Tigers Finished with a three win and three loss record. Their over all record was Hve wins, two losses, and one tie. Joe Glow and Benny Bennett served as co-captains for the 1960-61 Varsity. Benny Bennett was caught by the Olnean camera during a break in a very exciting game. His face expresses the tense- ness and hopefulness that every conscientious football player has. Frosh-Soph Football Team FIRST ROW left to right: Murphy, B. Green. THIRD ROW: T. Dean, T. Paddock G. Paul, L. Archer, T. Strothman, B. Warren, K. Mower, K. Harrolle, A. Tieche, S. Jones, R. Franklin, M. Wattle- G. Madden, M, Miller, Bryant. SECOND ROW.' D. worth, T. Bursott. Borah, J. Gower, S. Gill, G. Scherer, J. Schaeffer, T. Four members of the E.R.H.S. Bas- ketball team display some fine action. Pictured are: Fred Wright, Bob Stanley, Leon Hough, and Steve Summers. BASKETBALL I 960-6 I BASKETBALL - AN INTENSE GAME OF SKILL AND GOOD SPORTSMAN- SHIP Junior Varsity Squad: Coach John Rose, W. Burgin, T. Sterchi, G. Heckler, Anderson, J. Johnson, J. Jennings, B. Doan, and F. Wright. Varsity squad: FIRST ROW, Gale Ko- ertge, Butch Higgins, Ken Hane, Joe Glow, Leon Hough, Harold Michael, Glar- ence Rawlings, and Fred Eggley. BACK ROW.' Buddy Warren, Bob Stanley, Dan Drewes, Benny Bennett, Steve Summers, Tom Eggley, Fred Wright, and Mr. Herrin. Freshman Squad: ROW ONE left to right: T. Murphy, D. Drewes, D. Zerkle, B. Fritchley, M. Findley, B. Green, D. Borah, and J. Schaeffer. SECOND ROW: J. Mason, B. Brinkley, Gower, D. Maddox, R. Franklin, T. Jones, M. Miller, R. Adams, and M. Wattle- worth. Coach Gene Mason. KEY LETTERME Above: Joe Clow, senior, drives in for a lay-up. Left: Leon Hough, senior, was high man in the scoring field at E.R.H.S. was V . swim it Above: Steve Summers, senior, was a successful and spirited player. Left: Harold Michael, junior, scored many points for the Varsity. l L! Above: Ken Hane, junior, played an important part in getting rebounds for the team. if 2 3 Q5 Q 1 v Right: Benny Bennett, senior, did a splendid job as guard for the Tigers. -59 t f 'K V, A , i If S L Q E v ' .. . it ' M 15 , ttti S f l 35, Above: Bob Stanley, junior, played an important part in setting up plays and showed skill in shooting. 129 Through out the year the 1960-61 basketball squads showed the qualities a hard-working and well co-ordinated teams. The teamwork and the work Clone by the coaches Herrin, Rose and Mason gave this school three teams that it could be proud of. Seniors earning major letters were Leon Hough, Joe Clow, Ben Bennett, Steve Summers, Clarence Rawlings, and Dan Drewes. Other major letter winners were: Harold Michael, Bob Stanley, Ken Hanc, and Fred YfVright. si' :wh- 1 Wm Hmm. Joe Clow a very fine forward and rebounder jumps for a Ken Hanetips the ball to Steve Summers two pointer. Coach Herrin gives the Tigers last minute instructions before they return to the court. 131 '-1u.s.aBnwm.,-e ummm we-u-........... ,,,,,..h..n-4rw'N The Varsity Cheerleaders were the vigorous leaders of the E.R.H.S. cheering section during the Varsity football and basketball games. Pictured left to right: Susan Blackburn, Bobbi Beal, Judy Lovelace, Sally Diver and Kathy Brummett. The junior Varsity Cheerleaders represented the junior Varsity squads at all of their activi- ties. Pictures are: Alice Buss, Gussie Dale, Gaytha Vail, and Sheryl Willamson. 132 E. R. H. S. CHEERLEADER The Varsity Cheerleaders pose for the Olnean camera. Left to right: Susan Blackburn, Bobbi Beal, Judy Lovelace, Sally Diver, and Kathy Brurnrnett. The cheerleaders of E.R.H.S. are selected frorn the entire stu- dent body during the early part of the year. The cheerleaders worked Constantly to produce interesting and entertaining pep sessions. Throughout the year they led our student body in enthusiasm and good sportsmanship. 133 E. R. H. . TRACK ACTIVITIES - I96I Returning letterrnen of the track team: FIRST ROW: left to right, Myron Ochs, Harold Micheal, Ronnie Myers, Eddy Miller, Tom Singley, Benny Bennett, John, Pottorf, David Fessel. SECOND ROW: Mike Lancaster, Gerald Norton, Warren Bergin, Clarence Rawlings, Ronnie Nel- son, John Bower, Buddy Harness, Bob Wattleworth THIRD ROW: Horace Potter, Torn Eggley, Jack Jen- nings, Leon Hough, Bill Wood. Benny Bennett pauses for a second after a work- out on the track. Left: Ron Myers coming in after throwing the shot. Right: Dave Fessel warms up with the discus. John Pottorf and Clarence Rawlings get into shape for the track season. Tom Singley measures the height of the bar. Although at the time our yearbook went to press, our baseball team had no more than started practicing, it was already evident that we were once again going to have a fine baseball team. The number of returning lettermen, the enthusi- asm with which the members of the team were practicing, and the Fine coaching of Bill Mills- paugh showed that we were going to have a tough team to beat again this year. Joe Clow, our fast-throwing pitcher, getting in shape I for the 1961 baseball season. Larry Nelson, catching, and Joe Campbell, batting, in practice session after school. 136 BASEBALL - EXCITING SPRI G SPORT Pictured are the returning lettermen: FIRST ROW, left Seymour, Warren Bergin. THIRD ROW: Charlie Piper, to right, Joe Campbell, Leon Hough, Joe Clow, Dave Mil- Bob Higgins, Bill Wood, Bill Campbell. FOURTH ROW.' ler, Bob Doan. SECOND ROW: Craig Nusbaum, John Larry Nelson, Ray Bunting. Batting practice after school in the gym. TENN S - FEATURE OF SPRI G CALENDAR is 1 i ElE? iiiliiiilzi R Tennis Team: FIRST ROW, left to right, Mark Smith, Tom Sterchi, Jerry Johnson, Robin Lockwood. SECOND ROW: Coach Scanavino, Joe Conour, Harold Michael, George Conour, Bob Stanley, Bill Wood. Tennis at E.R.H.S. is gain- ing more stature as a full- Hedged participating sport by many of our students. VVhen the yearbook was sent to press, Mr. Scanavino anticipated a very successful season. Exercise is necessary to make a ' line tennis team. W 138 The Olney cheering section cheering the Tigers on during a basketball game. The cheerleaders busily working out plans for a pep session. D A R WNNER Ramona Weber rece1ved the annual DAR award g1ven to a senxor glrl ATIO AL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS MRA mm g3gE Probatlonary members of the Natlonal Honor Soclety are left to rlght Benny Bennett Bob Atklns Mary Harper Kay Hexnclselman Sally W1lson udy Lovelace Vera Holtslaw and Rxchzrd Bratton 140 0 O 0 ,, 5 - ,V Q . W 7- . ' .-'- V- , yll Veoo, W K Q V 4 m V X 5, ff ' R he. N 4 lm, If X lifin V A ' 5 S R gf Q no i J .tm r- I . . I. , . 7 3 3 ' 3 7 J 7 lf SENIOR ILLS CCDMMITTEE Members of the Senior Wills Committee are, SEATED: Elizabeth Spitz, Kay Brock, Anita Anderson, Ann Kribbs, Dixie Cowan, Annette Pratt. STAND- ING: Dean Martin, Lee Scherer, Ken Gower. Members of the Senior Prophecies Committee are, SEATED: Kay Heindsel- man, Susan Fye, Darlene Meadows, Angel Parson, Celestine Hahn, Lucy Ochs. STANDING: Wayne Smith, Philip Weber, Clarence Rawlings. SENICR PROPHECIES COMMITTEE 141 SENIOR BANQLI ET COMMITTEE Members of the Senior Banquet Committee are, SEATED: Linda Wilson, Vera Holtslaw, Sue Johnston, Diann Florin, Carolyn Taylor, Madeline Gertsch. SENIGR TRIP CQMMITTEE Members of the Senior Trip Committee are, SEATED: Jim Carter, Steve Roth Kaye McKnight, Marjorie McKinney, Billie Leamon, Tim Ridgely. 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Music Jackson's Sani-Cream Virginia Flower Shop Eugene Webber Trucking AhIfield's Studio SchmaIhausen's Drug Store Sears, Roebuck Company Goldsmith's Paint 8. Wallpaper Store is WH SENIOR ACTIVITIE ABEGGLEN, THOMAS EDWARD- Science Club 1,3,4. ANDERSON, ANITA RAY- Thespians 1,2,3,45 Olnean 2,3,45 GAA 1,2,35 Girls, Chorus 1,2,3,4. ATKINS, ROBERT WAYNE- Track 1,2,45 Football 45 FFA 1,2,3,45 VP 45 Class VP 4. BACLET, MARY ANN- GAA 15 Camera Club 15 Thespians 4. BAGWELL, JANICE LEAH- BAIL, ROBERT GROFF- Science Club 1,2,3,45 Rifle Club 1,2. BARE, JUDITH DARLENE- FHA 1. BARNHART, DONNA KAY- BATEMAN, LARRY WAYNE- Ind. Arts 45 Rifle Club 15 Camera Club 4. BATEMAN, SHARON LYNN- GAA 1,2,3,4, Scribe 35 Olnean 1,2, 3,4, CO-ED 45 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 3,4. BENNETT, BENNY JO- Basketball 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Class Pres. 152,35 Pig- skin Club 2,3,45 Tiger Rag 1,2,3. BLACKBURN, SUSAN KOVER- Band 1,2,3,4, VP 35 Sec. 4. BOSWELL, MARTHA ETTA- Olnean 1,2,3,4, Co-Ed 45 Thespians 1,25 Science Club 35 French Club 3,4, Sec. 45 Girls, Chorus 1,2,35 Stud. Coun. Sec. 4. BOWLBY, JUDITH ANN- BRADY, JAMES ROBERT- Rifle Club 15 Science Club 2,4. BRATTON, RICHARD EVANS- Olnean 3,4, Photographer 3,45 Co- Ed. 45 Rifle Club 1,2,35 Camera Club 1,2,3, VP 2, Pres. 35 Science Club 2,3,45 VP 35 Boys' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Stud. Coun. Rep. 2,3, Pres. 4. BREWER, NANCY LOUISE- Thespians 1,25 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Olnean 3,45 Tiger Rag 35 DE Club 4. BROCK, MARVA KAY- FBLA 4. BROWNFIELD, SUSAN JANE- Band 1,3,45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,3,45 FNC 1,35 FTA 45 Sci- ence Club 1,4. BUNN, GERALD JOSEPH- FFA 1,2,3,45 Science Club 3,45 Rifle Club 45 Camera Club 4. BUNTING, MICHAEL RAY- Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 45 RiHe Club 25 Science Club 4. BURRIS, RONALD RAY- DE Club 4. BUSS, PAUL EDWARD, JR- FFA 1,2,3,45 Rifle Club 1,35 Ind. Arts 25 Science Club 35 Football 15 Track 4. CAIN, HAROLD KENNETH- Chorus 1,2. CALDWELL, MACKEY ELIZABETH- Camera Club 1,25 FBLA 35 GAA 1,25 DE Club 4, VP. CAMMON, LOREN CHAPLIN- Boys' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,35 Science Club Radio Club 152,35 Band 1,2,3,45 Pigskin Club 45 Foot- ball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 3,4. CARDER, JAMES LEE- FFA 1,2,3,45 Baskethall 1. CAUDELL, LOY D.- FFA 1,2,3,45 Treasurer 35 Track 25 Football 3. CHAMBERLAIN, JERALD Ind. Arts 25 Camera Club 1,25 Sci- ence Club 45 Rifle Club 4. CLEVY, GORDON EDWARD CLIFFORD, MAURICE SAMUEL- Science Club 2,45 Boys' Chorus 45 Ti- ger Rag 1,2,35 Rifle Club 1,25 Band 1,25 Camera Club 2,35 Radio Club 253. CLODFELTER, LOIS JUANITA- Girls' Chorus 15 Olnean 1,25 Thes- pians 1,2. CLOW, JOSEPH FRANKLIN- Class VP 35 Class Sec. Treas 25 Pig- skin 3,45 President 45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,45 Football 1,2,3,4. COMBS, JANICE KAY- FHA 1,25 FBLA 3,45 Pres. 4. CONOUR, GEORGE PATRICK- Science Club 1,2,35 Rifle Club 152,35 Boys' Chorus 45 Tennis 1,2,3,4. COWAN, DIXIE MARIE- Olnean 15 Tiger Rag 2,3,45 Ed. 3,45 FTA 2,35 French Club 45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Girls, Chorus 1,2,3,45 Band 1. CRITES, JERRY KEITH- Ind. Arts 1,2,3,45 Pres. 45 Track 354. CUTSHALL, ARDITH GWEN- Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Madrigals 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 FNC 1,2,3,45 Thespians 1,25 GAA 15 French Club 4. DALE, WILLIAM PETER- DAVIS, RICHARD- Boys' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Mixed Cho- rus 1,2,3,45 Pres. 4, Band 1,2,3,4. DAY, LAWRENCE NELSON- Ind. Arts 1,25 Rifle 1,2. DEAN, CHARLES EDWARD- Ind. Arts 2,3,45 VP 3,45 FFA 3,45 Rifle Club 4. DECKER, CLYDE LEE- Science Club 1,2,3,45 Rifle Club 1,25 Football 1,2. DIVER, SALLY ANN- Band 1,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Ol- nean 1,25 Science Club 2,3,45 Sec. 45 Cheerleader 45 Majorctte 1,2,3,4. DOWTY, LARRY DALE- FFA 1,2,3,4., Pres. 4. DREW, LUCILLE ELAINE- FNC 1,2535 Tiger Rag 2,3,45 Thes- pians 1,2,35 Girls' Chorus 1,25 FTA 45 Student Council 3. DREWES, DANIEL STEPHEN- Science Club 1,2,3,45 Track 15 Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4. ECKEL, CALVIN KEITH- Ind. Arts 1,25 FFA 1,2. ELKINS, JUDITH ANN- Thespians 1,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 15 Olnean 153,45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Sec. Treas. 2. EVERETTE, CHARLES RAYMOND- Thespians 25 Basketball 15 Track 1,2,3,4. EVERETTE, WALTER ALLEN- Basketball 15 Tiger Rag 35 Rifle Club 45 Science Club 45 Track 2,35 Thes- pians 1,2,35 Radio Club 3. FEHRENBACHER, TOMMIE DEAN- Radio Club 2,35 Boys, Chorus 1,2,35 Tiger Rag 1,2,35 Science Club 2,3,45 Class VP 25 Class President 4. FESSEL, DAVID WEAVER- Band 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Madrigals 3,45 Track 1,2,3,4. FLORIN, DIANN LOUISE- Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 45 FTA 2,3,45 President 4. FOREMAN, GARRY LEE- Rifle Club 1,2,3,45 Science Club 1,2,3,45 Camera Club 1,2,3,45 Bas- ketball Mgr. 35 DE 4. FOSTER, NIKI JUNE- Camera Club 1,2,3,45 Sec-Treas. 45 Tiger Rag 25 FBLA 4. FRANCIS, HARVERY BARTLETT- Rifle Club 1,2,3,45 Radio Club 1. FYE, SUSAN REBECCA- Olnean 15 Girls, Chorus 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Science Club 3,45 Sec-Treas. 35 French Club 45 Madrigals 2,3,4. GADDY, DONNA BERNITA- Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Tiger Rag 1,25 Camera Club 15 FHA 15 Olnean 25 Thespians 2,3,4. GAEDE, CAROLYN- FTA 15 Girls, Chorus 1. GERTSCH, EMMA MADELINE- FHA 1,2,35 Camera 1,2. GINDER, JOAN CHRISTINE- Thespians 1,2,3,45 VP 4. Girls, Cho- rus 1,2,35 Olnean 35 Class Sec. 1. GOWER, KENNETH ELISA- Rifle Club 1,2,3,4, Treas. 25 Treas. 35 VP. 45 Pigskin Club 3,45 Camera Club 25 Football 1,2,3,4. GREEN, CHARLES VERNON- Rifle Club 2,3,45 Pres. 35 Student Council Rep. 45 Basketball 15 Science Club 35 Tiger Rag 1,25 Camera Club 152. GROVE, BRENDA LUCILLE- FNC 1,2,3,4, Stud. Coun. Rep. 25 Sec- Treas. 3, Pres. 45 FBLA 2,35 Girls' Chorus 1. GRUNDON, JOSEPH WILLIAM- Boys' Chorus 15 DE 4. GUMBLE, NANCY JEAN- FHA 1,3,45 Rifle Club 15 FNC 1. HAENGGI, KATHRYN LOU- Science Club 25 FNC 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,4. HAHN, CAROLYN JEAN HAHN, CELESTINE- Olnean 1.25 Thespians 1,2,3,4. HAHN, VERA MAY- HALL, KAREN ELAINE- Band 1,2,3,45 FNC 2,35 Thespians 1,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,2. HAMILTON, DANIEL REX- Rifle Club 1,2,3,45 DE 4. HANES, KEN EAROL- Thespians 1,25 Tiger RHS 13 Mixed Chorus 1,2535 Rifle Club 15 BOYS' chorus i,2,3, Radio Club 2,35 Sci- ence Club. HARPER, MARY EUGENIA- Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Thespians 1,2, 3,4, VP 3, Stud. Coun. Rep 4. Class Stud. Coun. Rep 25 Sec.-Treas. 35 Ol- nean 1,2,3,45 Co-Ed. 45 Mixed Cho- rus 2,3,4. HASSLINGER, SUE LYNN- Girls' Chorus 1,25 Olnean 15 FBLA 2,3,4. HEINDSELMAN, PAULA KAY- GAA 1,2,35 Olnean 2,3545 Thespians 2,3545 Band 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Mad- rigals 4. HEINDSELMAN, LARRY J.- FFA 1,2,3,4. I-IERMAN, LARRY FRANCIS- Football 15 FFA 1,2,3,45 Track 1. HOLSTLAW, VERA JANE- Girls' Chorus 15 GAA 1,2,3,4, Pres. 45 FHA 1,2,3,4, Treas. 2, VP 3, Pres. 4. HOUGH, LEON- Pigskin Club 45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,4. JACKSON, RETA ANN- JENNER, THERON LEON- FFA 1,2,3,4. JOHNSON, CAROL SUE- FHA 1,25 FBLA 3,4, VP 3, State Office 45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3. KARR, WILLIAM EARL- Football Mgr, 3. KING, KENNA SUE HAYES- Rifle Club 1,2,35 FHA 1,2,3,45 Ol- nean 35 FBLA 35 Girls' Chorus 35 Camera Club 2. Thespians 1, KOCHER, KAREN ROSE- FBLA 3,4. KRIBBS, ELEANOR ANNE- Thespians 1,2,3,4, Treas. 35 Olnean 1,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,45 GAA 1, Mixed Chorus 3,45 Band 1,2,3,4. LEAF, LINDA LEA- FHA 1,25 Camera Club 1,3,45 Rifle Club 25 DE Club 4. LEAMON, BILLIE ROSE- Girls' Chorus 15 Olnean 1,2,35 Thes- pians 2. LEMKE, RONALD LEE- FFA 1,2,3,45 Rifle Club 1. LOCKWOOD, ROBIN ROY- Science Club 1,2,3,45 Camera Club 1,2,3,45 Radio Club 1,2,3,45 Rifle Club 1,2,3,4. LOVELACE, JUDITH KAY- Bank 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Thespians 1,25 FTA 1, Cheerleader 3,45 Majorette 1.2,3,45 Olnean 1. LOWRY, GEORGE BENTLY- Thespians 1,2,35 Tiger Rag 15 Mixed Chorus 1,2,35 French Club 35 Band 1,2,3,4. LOWRY, RODNEY JAY- Camera Club 1,25 Rifle Club 15 Sci- ence Club 1. LUTHE MICHAEL FFA 1. MARTIN, DEAN G.- Ind. Arts 15 Football 1,45 Pigskin Club 4. MARTIN, RONNIE WAYNE- Science Club 4. Camera 1.25 Baseball 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Track 2. MCDONALD, RONALD- MCGREGOR, DONNA LOUISE- Olnean 1,2,35 Thespians 1,2,35 Girls' Chorus 2. MCKINNEY, MARJORIE- Girls' Chorus 1,2,35 Tiger Rag 1,2,35 Thespians 4. McKNIGHT, LOYSE KAYE- Camera Club 1,25 FBLA 3,45 Rifle Club 1. McLERRAN, MARTHA LYNN- Girls' Chorus 1, FHA 1, FBLA 2,35 DE 45 Thespians 1,2. MEADOWS, MARTHA DARLENE- Girls' Chorus 1,2,35 FBLA 3,45 FHA 1,2,3,4. MILLER, CLYDE EDWARD- Tiger Rag 15 Camera Club 2,35 Sci- ence Club 2,3,4, VP 45 Boys' Chorus 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Rifle Club 1,25 Band 1,2,35 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,2,3,4. MILLER, DAVID EDWARD- Pigskin Club 45 Ind. Arts 15 Rifle Club 1,2,3,45 Science Club 45 Foot- ball 1,2,3,4 5 Basketball 1,2,3,4 5 Track 2,3. MILLER, GLEN ERNEST, JR.- FFA 1,2,3,45 Science Club 1,2,35 Radio Club 15 Camera Club 1. MITCHELL, BARBARA KAY- FHA 1,25 GAA 1,25 Thespians 1,25 Girls' Chorus 25 DE Club 4, Secretary FBLA 3. MOORE, RAMONA KAY- FHA 2,3, VP 3. MORRIS, MARSHA ELLEN- GAA 15 Olnean 1,2,35 Tiger Rag 2,35 Girls' Chorus 1. MUHS, URBAN ANTHONY- FFA 1,2,3,4. MURVIN, KATHRYN LEE- Olnean 1,2,3,45 Co-Ed. 45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Mad- rigals 2,3,45 Tiger Rag 35 Stud. Coun. Rep 35 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Thespians 1,25 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4. MURVIN, ROGER WEBER Class Pres. 1,25 Baseball 1,25 Science Club 4. MYERS, RONALD- Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Rifle Club 1,2,3,45 VP 2, Pres. 45 FFA 1,2, 3,45 VP 2, Pres. 45 FFA 1,2,35 Science Club 3,4, Pres. 45 Pigskin Club 3,45 Camera Club 1. NEFF, LORENA DEONN- Camera Club 1,2,3,45 Rifle Club 25 FHA 1,2. NELSON, LARRY JOE- Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Pigskin Club 2,3,4, Sec- Treas, 4. NICHOLAS, DIANNA- NICHOLS, ROBERT E.- FFA 1,2,3,45 Rifle Club 1. OCHS, CLETUS JACOB- FFA 1,2,35 Ind. Arts 1,2. OCHS, LUCY CAROL- Thespians 1,2,3,4. Olnean 1,4. PARSON, ANGELA HOPE- Band 1,2,3,45 Tiger Rag 4. PETERS, JOHN DANIEL- Rifle Club 1,2,3,45 Radio Club 15 Sci- ence Club 3,45 Boys' Chorus 4. POOL, JERRY DEAN- Football 1,2,4 5 Basketball 1,3,4 5 Baseball 2,45 Rifle Club 1,2,45 Tiger Rag 1,25 Pigskin 4. POTTORFF, JOHN RICHARD- Football 1,25 Track 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Boys' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Madrigals 3,45 Tiger Rag 2,35 Rifle Club 1. PRATT, ANNETTE CATHERINE- Olnean 1,2,3,45 Thespians 1,45 FBLA 35 Girls' Chorus 15 GAA 1. RAGSDALE, MARILEE- Olnean 1,45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Science Club 25 Thes- pians 35 FBLA 4, Parliamentarian 4. RAUCH, ALICE ELIZABETH- FHA 1. RAWLINGS, CLARENCE ALVIN- FFA 1,2,3,45 Pigskin 45 Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Football 3,45 Track 1,2,3,4. RENNER, STEVEN DUKE- Camera Club 1,2,35 DE Club 45 President 4. RENNIER, RITA MARIE- RICHEY, NANCY JANE- FNC 1,2,3,45 FBLA 25 French Club 4. RIDGELY, TIMOTHY K.- FFA 1,2,3,45 FBLA 152,35 Camera Club 1,25 Rifle Club 15 Science Club 4. RIGGS, BETTY GLADYS- FHA 1,2,3,4, Sec-Treas. 3, Treas. 4. ROBINSON, SANDRA DELL- FBLA 35 DE Club 4. ROTH, STEVEN JAMES- Rifle Club 1,25 Radio Club 3,45 Sci- ence Club 1. SCHERER, LEE DANIEL- FFA 1,2,3,45 Boys' Chorus 3,45 Mixed Chorus 4. SCHILT, CHRISTIAN FRANKLIN-- Pigskin Club 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Boys' Chorus 45 Tennis 1,2,35 Baseball 4. SCOTT, JAMES LEONARD- FFA 1,2,3,4. SEATON, JAMES DALE- Science Club 1,4. SEESENGOOD, BETTY ANN- FHA 1,2,3,45 Rifle Club 15 Girls' Chorus 4. SEILER, JOHN HUBERT- Ind. Arts Club 3,45 FFA 35 Radio Club 25 Science Club 4. SEYMOUR, JOHN WILLIAM- Tennis 1,2,35 Football 1,2,35 Base- ball 2,3,45 Track 15 Tiger Rag 1,2, 3,45 Rifle Club 1,25 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Thespians 1,2,3. SHAFER, ROBERT FRANK- Rifle Club 1,2,3,4. SHAW, PHYLLIS JEAN- Girls' Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Tiger Rag 2,3,4, Ass. Ed. 2,3,45 Ol- nean 15 Band 1,2,3,4. SINGLEY, THOMAS GILBERT- Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Track 1,2,35 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Boys' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Tiger Rag 1,25 Pig- skin Club 3,4, Stud. Coun. Rep. 2,4, French Club 3,4. SMITH, ROBERT WAYNE- Thespians 1,2,3,4, Pres. 45 Olnean 15 FTA 3,4, Stud, Coun. Rep. 45 Boys' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Tiger Rag 3,4. SPITZ, ELIZABETH ANN- Thespians 15 FHA 15 Camera Club 2. STEBER, JUDY ANN- FHA 1,2,35 FNC 25 DE Club 4. STERCHI, JERI LYNN- Girls' Chorus 1,25 FNC 1,2,3,45 Tiger Rag 1,2,3,45 FBLA 2,35 Treas. 35 Band 1. STRALEY, RICHARD LEE- FFA 3,4. STRUBLE, DONNA RAE- FHA 1,2,3,45 FBLA 3,4. SUMMERS, STEPHEN HOWARD- Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Track 1,25 Pig- skin Club 45 Science Club 45 French Club 45 Tiger Rag 15 Olnean 1. TAYLOR, CAROLYN LUCILLE- Girls' Chorus 1,25 FNC 1,25 FTA 45 FBLA 2,3,4, Treas. 2, President, 3. Central Area Second Vice Pres. 3. State Vice Pres., 4. n THOMSON, CHARLES ROBERT- FFA 1,2,3,45 Industrial Arts 1. TICE, JOHN JR.- Ind. Arts 1,2,45 Camera Club 1,25 Rifle Club 1,2,45 Basketball 1,25 Sci- ence Club 1,25 Football 15 Track 2. TIPTON, SANDRA LEE- FNC 1,2,35 FHA 1,2,3,45 Girls' Cho- rus 1. VAN CLEAVE, SANDRA LEE- Thespians 1,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Olnean 1,2,35 Mixed Chorus 45 GAA 2,3. WALTER, DONNA JEAN- Girls' Chorus 3,45 Thespians 3,45 Ol- nean 4. WATERS, PATRICIA ANN- GAA 1,25 Olnean 2,3,45 Tiger Rag 2,3,45 FHA 15 Thespians 15 DE Club 4, Treas., Historian. WEBER, JOHN C.- Camera Club 1,2,3,45 Rifle Club 1,2, 3,45 Science Club 3,45 Boys' Chorus 1,45 Olnean 2,35 Radio Club 3. WEBER, PHILIP GEORGE- Tiger Rag 1,25 Track 1,25 Rille Club 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Science Club 45 Football 45 Student Council 45 VP of Student Council 4. WEBER, RAMONA SUE- Olnean 15 Thespians 1,2,3,45 FBLA 4. WEBER, REGINA ANNE- Band 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Tiger Rag 1,2,3,45 Editor 2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4. WEBSTER, BILL N.- Boys' Chorus 1,2,35 Rifle Club 1. WETTSCHRECK, JUDITH ANN- Tiger Rag 4. WHITAKER, JERRY LEE- Rille Club 1,2,3,45 Ind. Arts 1. WHITE, WILLIAM C.- Track l,2,45 Band 3,45 Mixed Cho- rus 3,45 Thespians 35 Science Club 3. WILSON, SARA FRANCES- Girls' Chorus 1,2,35 FNC 35 Tiger Rag 15 FBLA 2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,4. WILSON, SARA FRANCES- Class VP 15 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Tiger Rag Ed. 3,45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 French Club 45 Stud. Coun. Rep. 4. ZEHNER, CECILIA DARLENE- FBLA 2,35 FTA 2. ZUBER, JUDITH ANN- Science Club 1,2,3,45 FTA 4. ZWILLING, RAYMOND FRANCIS- FFA 1,2,3,4. STLIDE T I DEX SENIORS .L A - Abegglen, Tom 29 Anderson, Anita 17,29,141 Atkins, Bob 29,28,49,88,143,142,140 - B- Baclet, Mary Ann 29 Bagwell, Janice 29 Bare, Judith 29 Barnhart, Kay 29,143 Bateman, Larry 29,81 Bateman, Sharon 29,72,73,95 Bennett, Benny 29,48,116,119,90,134 122,124,128,140 Blackburn, Susan 29,8O,94,96,97,132, 133 Boswell, Martha 30,49,72,73,74,77, 109,107 Bowlby, Judith Brady, Bob 30,44 Bratton, Richard 30,47,72,73,104,74, 75,95,140,105 Brewer, Nancy 30 Brock, Kay 30,141 Brownfield, Susan 3O,19,8O,95,97,143, 83 Bunn, Gerald 30,143,104,105 Bunting, Ray 30,116,137 Burris, Ron 30,36,86 Buss, Paul 30 - C - Cain, Harold 30,35 Caldwell, Maxine 31,95,97,117,86 Carnmon, Loren 31,95,97,117,142 Carder, Jimmie 31,44,142 Caudell, Loy 31,88 Chamberlain, Jerry 31 Clevy, Gordon 35 Cliflord, Sam 31,142 Clodfelter, Lois 3 Clow, Joe 32,49,116,117,118,124,126, 131,137,136,190 Combs, Kay 32,84 Conour, George 32,36,143,138 Cowan, Dixie 32,47,76,77,94,141,104 105 Crites, Jerry 32,143,105,104,89, Cutshall, Ardith 32,951,143 ,D - Dale, Pete 32,33 Davis, Richard 33,95,97 Day, Lawrence 33 Dean, Eddie 33,89 Decker, Clyde 33 Diver, Sally 33,48,1,80,92,97,132,133, 100 Dowty, Larry 35,33,142,88 Drew, Elaine 33,143,104,105 Drewes, Dan 33,44,48,124,142 - E - Eckel, Keith 33 Elkins, Judy 1'7,33,47,75,100 Everette, Allen 34,33,142 Everette, Charley - F - Fehrenbacher, Torn 28,39,34,48 Fessel, David 34,951,135 Florin, Diann 34,94,142,83 Foreman, Gary 34 Foster, Niki 34,81 Francis, Harvey 35,34 Fye, Susan 39,34,95,97,141 R G E Gaddy, Donna 34 Gaede, Carolyn 34,143 1 Gertsch, Madeline 34,142 Ginder, Joan 34,79 Gower, Kenneth 35,78,117,120,141 Green, Charles 40,35,75,78 Grove, Brenda 35,85 Grundon, Joe 35 Gumbel, Nancy 35 L HL Haenggi, Kathryn 35,97,85 Hahn, Carolyn 36 Hahn, Celestine 18,36,141,l11 Hahn, Vera 36 Hall, Karen 36,97,104 Hamilton, Dan 36 Hanes, Ken 36,95 Harper, Mary 37,48,72,73,79,94,140, 110,111,104 Hasslinger, Sue 37 Heindselman, Kay 37,95,96,97,141, 140,100 Heindselman, Larry 37,36 Herman, Larry 37 Holstlaw, Vera 17,37,48,142,140 87,91 ough, Leon 37,44,116,123,124,126 130,137,134,100 L J L Jenner, Theron 37 Johnston, Sue 40,37,94,142 L KL Karr, William 37 King, Kenna Hayes 37 Kocher, Karen 37 Kribbs, Anne 38,49,95,97,141 L L L Leaf, Linda 38,86 Leamon, Billie 38 Lemke, Ronald 38 Lockwood, Robin 38,36,143,138 Lovelace, Judy 38,49,75,92,107,108 94,97,132,140 Lowry, George 38,97 Luthe, Michael 38 L M L Martin, Dean 38,44,75,141 Martin, Ronnie 38,44,75 McDonald, Ronald 38 McGregor, Donna 18,39 McKinney, Marjorie 39 McKnight, Kaye 40,39,84 McLerran, Martha 39,104,86 Meadows, Darlene 39,141,87 Miller, Dave 40,36,116,118,137 Miller, Clyde Edward 32,39,80,95 134,104,105 Miller, Glen, Jr. 40 Mitchell, Barbara 43,40,86 Moore, Ramona 40,87 Morris, Marsha 40,35 Muhs, Urban 40,35 Murvin, Kathryn 41,72,73,95,97 Murvin, Roger 32,41,39,107 Myers, Ronald 41,78,80,116,117,135 134 L N L Neff, Deonn 18,41 Nelson, Larry 41,116,117,137,136,90 Nicholas, Dianna 41 Nichols, Robert 41 L O L Ochs, Cletus 41 1 5 Ochs, Lucy 18,41,79,141 L P L Parson, Angel 41,97,141 Peters, Dan 41,143 Pool, Jerry 41,116,118 Pottoroff, John 17,42,95,97,135,134 Pratt, Annette 42,141 L R L Ragsdale, Marilee 42,94,104,105,84 Rauch, Alice 42 Rawlings, Clarence 42,117,118,124, 141,135,134,90,88 Renner, Steve 42 Rennier, Rita 18,42,86 Richey, Nancy 42 Ridgely, Tim 42,142,88 Riggs, Betty 42,87,86 Robinson, Sandra 42 Roth, Steve 32,42,142 L 5 L Scherer, Lee 43,95,141,88 Schilt, Chris 43,36,49,117,121 Scott, James 43 Seaton, Jim 43 Seesengood, Betty 43 Seiler, George 43 Seiler, John 44 Seymour, John 44, 95,97,137 Shafer, Bob 44,75 Shaw, Jean 17,28,44,76,95,96,97,143 Singley, Tim 44,74,95,116,143,135, 134,90 Smith Wayne 19,44,47,79,95,141,105, 104,83 Spitz, Elizabeth 18,45,141 Steber, Judy 35,45 Sterchi, Jeri 40,45 Straley, Richard 45 Struble, Donna 35,45,87 Summers, Steve 36,45,116,123,124,127 L T L Taylor, Carolyn 45,142 Thomson, Robert 45 Tice, John 45 Tipton, Sandra 45 LV L Van Cleve, Sandra 45,94 L W L Walter, Donna 45 Waters, Pat 35,46,86 Weber, John 46,75 Weber, Philip 28,44,46,74,117,118, 143,141,100 Weber, Ramona 46,143,140,111,104, 105 Weber, Regina 46,76,95,97 Webster, Bill 46,95 Wettschreck, Judy 46 Whitaker, Jerry 46,142 White, Bill 46,47,1,95,96,97 Wilson, Linda 46,97,142 Wilson, Sally 46,47,76,77,95,96,97,140 L Z L Zehner, Darlene 46 Zuber, Judith 47,80 Zwilling, Raymond 35 JLINORS L A L Ahlfield, Fred 50,83 Atkins, Judy 56,50,83 Ayers, Frank 50,97 L B L Baltimore, Judy 56,54,50 Beal, Bobbi 54,50,132,133 Beam, Frank 50 Beck, Steve 50 Black, Larry 50 Blain, Vernon 50 Boling, Karen 56,50,78 Bower, John 50,116,120,134 Brashear, Carol 56,50 Brockman, Howard 56,50,95 Brooks, Jim 56,50 Brooks, Lela 50 Brown, Jim 56,23,50 Bruce, Terry 50,143,107 Brummett, Kathy 54,50,132,133 Burgener, Barbara 50 Burgener, Bonnie 50,87 Burgener, Lloyd 51,95,97 Burgener, Myrl 51,88 Burgener, Ronald 51 L C L Campbell, Joe 51,116,120,137,136,90 Campbell, Sarah 51 Causer, Karen 51 Combs, Sarah 51 Conour, Joe 51,95,138,107 Cooper, Cathy 51,76,97 Cowman, John 51 Craig, Naomi 51,97 L D L Daubs, Fred 51 Decker, Glenn 51,117 Dickerson, Jean 51 Doan, Mary 51,87,84 Doolin, Marvin 51,95 Dowty, Judy 51 Dunn, Connie 51,94,97 L E L Eggley, Fred 51,124,89 Eggley, Tom 51,77,116,118,124,134, 107 Egleston, Pat 54,51 Elie, Barbara 51 Eyman, Karen 51,50 L F L Felton, Sharon 51 Fisher, Lois 51,95 Fulk, Richard 51 Fye, Maidi 56,51,95,96,97,91 L G L Gaddy, Dan 51 Gantenbein, Bernard 51 Garretson, Bo 51,16 Ginder, Frank 52 Godfrey, Randa 52,87,84 Griffin, Nancy 52,79,95,97,143,86 Gurnble, Lila 52,91,83 L H L Hahn, David 52 Hahn, Rick 56,52 Hamblin, Ursula 52 Harden, Margaret 52,83 Harper, Jackie 52 Harrell, Pat 52 Henby, Jimmie 52 Herman, Freda 52,85 Herman, Phyllis 52 KZ- Higgins, Robert 52,117,l24,137 Hixon, Leona 52 Holtz, Nancy 52 Horrall, Cheryl 52,97 Housh, Joe 52 Hunter, Nancy 54,52 - J - Jennings, Homer 52 Jones, Ruby 52 KK - Kallansrude, David 52 Kapper, Carolyn 52,84 Kapper, Kay 54,52 Kapper, Mary 52 Keiffer, Elthea 52 Kocher, Rita 52 Koertge, Gale 52,124 Kubilski, Pat 56,52 - L - Larkin, Bill 52,95 Lathrop, Mary Lou 53,187 Laughlin, Carmen 53,97 Lewis, Karen 53 Likens, Barbara 53 L. M 7 Marks, Sallie 53 Marshall, Linda 53 Martin, Larry 53 Martz, Mary 53 Mason, Ann 53,87 McDonald, Merilla 53,79 McGhee, Roger 53 McKnight, Ronald 53 Michael, Harold 53,50,95,124,127 138,134 Miller, Jean 53 Miller, Ramona 53 Morgan, Louis 53 Myers, Connell 53 - N K Navolt, Darrell 53 Neeley, Ruth 53 Nelson, Ronald 54,134 Nickells, Monica 54,97 Nicholas, Elmer 54 - 0 - Ochs, Myron 54,134 Ochs, Sam 54 Olson, Barbara 54 Osborn, Fern 54 - P - Parker, Paula 54,97 Paul, Dave 54 Piper, Charles 54,137 Pitts, Wayne 54,88 Potter, Horace 54,134,116 .-Q M Quayle, Lucinda 54,76,92,94,97 - R - Read, Betty 54 Redman, Mike 54,95,143 Richie, Kelly 54 Roberts, Charlotte 54,76,92,95,97, 109,107 Roth, Mary 54,143,109,107 Rottinghaus, Tom 54 K S K Scherer, Marie 54,97 Scherer, Ron 55,95,88 Schneider, Linda 55 Schmidt, Eugene 55 Shake, Eddie 55 Shryock, Carol 55 Shultz, Jerome 55 Singley, Susie 55,56 Slichenmyer, Shirley 55 Sliva, Mike 55,95,96,97 Snider, George 55 Sprague, Pam 55 Stanley, Patsy 55,97 Stanley, Robert 55,138,95,97,123,124, 129 Steckler, Dan 55 Sterchi, Sharon 55,95,97 Stivers, Karen 55 Storer, Patsy 55 Street, Gary 55,95 Swearingen, David 55 D T - Taylor, Phyllis 55 Taylor, Ronald 55 Thomas, Connie 55 .. V - Van Matre, Donna 55,143 Varner, Bob 55 Vaughn, Ann 55 K W K Walker, Carol 55 Wattleworth, Bob 55,95,97,116,118, 134 Weber, Frank 55,76,95,97 Weston, Jack 55 Weston, Jim 55 White, LaVerne 56 Williams, Shirley 56 Williams, Tommy 56 Wilson, Barbara 54 Wilson, Richard 56,143 Wilson, Shirley 56,87 Wood, Bill 56,95,117,121,143,138, 137,134 Wright, Sherry 56,94,97 WY - Yunck, Diana 56,94 Zerkle, Dick 56,95,97 Zuber, Steve SOPHOMORES - A D. Adamson, Betty 57 Ahlheld, Julia 57,87 Anderson, Carol 57,96,97 - B 7 Baclet, Rosalie 57 Bahl, Norma 57 Barnes, Virginia 57 Benham, Richard 57 Bissey, Norman 57 Boatman, Kay 57,97 Brassie, Jim 57 Britton, Donald 57 Bunting, Mike 57,95 Burgin, Warren 57,116,124,137,l34 K C - Campbell, Ava 57 Campbell, Billy 57,137 Caudell, Carol 57 Chambless, Rebecca 57,95,97 Clark, Pat 57 Cochran, Mary 57 Cogswell, John 57 Conour, Terry 57 Crites, Mary Kay 57,97 Crites, Richard 57 Culbertson, Harold 57 D D K Dean, Tim 58,122 Delaney, Jeanne 58 Ditch, Rowena 58 Doan, Bobby 58,124,137 Drew, Carolyn 58,97 K E K Earnest, Lila 58 Eberhart, Sherrie 58 Echiss, Deloris 58 Ellison, Bob 58 - F - Fee, Carol 58,95,97 Franklin, Carolyn 58 Fritschle, Fred 58 Fulk, Glenda 58 Fye, Jack 59,107 K G .- Gaede, Keith 58,97 Gertsch, Chris 58 Gibson, Suzanne 58 Gillespie, Tom 58 Graves, Jimmy 58,88 Graves, Jerry 58 Grifhn, Beverly 58,97 Grove, Tom 58 - H .. Hagen, Paula 58 Hance, Pauletta 58 Hane, Ken 58,124,128 Hardig, Loretta 58 Harness, Buddy 58,57,134 Harrolle, Carol 58 Hearring, Janice 58,109,107,91 Heckler, Gary 58,124 Helm, Jill 58,94,97 Holtz, Ronald 58 Hornback, Ronnie 58,81,95,97,107 Huchel, Sandra 58 -1, lnyart, Sally 58 MJ.. Jachson, Janet 58 Jenkins, Jenkins, Carol 58 David 58 Jennings, Jack 58,39,124,134 Johnson, Jerry 58,39,124,138 Jones, Janice 58 .. K - Kapper, Jerry 58 Kapper, Judy 58 Kappcr, Pat 58 Kapper, Ronald 58 Keiffer, Rosemary 58 Keltner, Roberta 59,95,97,109,107 Kimmel, Judy 59 Kinnel, Wayne 59 Kocher, Harold 59 Kocher, Mike 59 Koehler, Ken 59 Kolb, Terry 59 Kowa, Nancy 59,97 ML - Lake, Allen 59,116 WL Lancaster, Mike 59,116,134 Lathrop, Gary 59 Laughlin, Gary 59,97 Leaf, Rich 59,97 Leist, Joanne 59,94,97 Lemke, Betty 59 Long, Clyde 59 L M L Madden, Nancy 59 Martin, Diana 59 Marvel, Bert 59 Marvel, Linda 59 McCleave, Gerald 59 McGregor, Carol 59 McKinney, Jimmy 60,95,97 Michels, Charles 60 Middleton, Bill 60 Miller, Judy 60 Mitchell, Emerson 60 Mitchell, Violet 60 Moore, Larry 60 Morgan, Jonny 60 Mowrer, Kurt 60,122 Muhs, Carolyn 60 Murphy, Don 60 L N L Nance, Richard 60 Nease, Judy 60 Neunlist, Ronny 60 Nichols, Billy 60 Nix, Annetta 60 Nis, Carol 60 Nix, Shirley 60 Norton, Gerald 60,134 Novak, Stanley 60 Nuding, Mary 60 Nusbaum, Craig 60,39,76,137 Nuxoll, Margorie 60 L O L Ochs, George 60 Ochs, Thelma 61,60 O'Dell, Joyce 60 L P L Paddock, Tommy 60,97,122 Petty, Sue 60 Pottorff, Don 60 Powell, Ruth 60 Provost, Pamala 60,83 L Q L Quayle, Jim 60,81,95 L R L Rauch, Gertrude 60,87 Rennier, James 60,97 Resor, Sam 60 Richey, Danny 60 Ring, Janice 60 Robinson, Christine 60 Royse, Marion 60 Rude, Catherine 60 Runyon, Janet 60 Runyon, Richard 60,95 LS L Scherer, Hubert 60 Scherer, Larry 60,97 Schmoker, Dan 61,97 Schwartz, Larry 61 Scott, Rosemary 61 Seely, Gary 61 Seiler, Donna 61 Shafer, Mary Beth 61,95,97 Shimkos, Susie 61 Shryock, Ronnie 61 Shultz, Stephen 61 Shultz, Tom 61 Shelton, Richard 61 Slunaker, Bill 61 Smith, Diane 61 Smith Ed 61 Smith Joe 61 Smith, Larry 61 Smith, Mark 61,39,97,138 Smith, William 61 Squashingroff, Tom 61 Stanclift, Paul 61 Stanford, Kaye 61 Stanley, Margaret 61,94 Steber, Janice 61 Sterchi, Tom 62,57,124,138 Stevens, Linda 62,97 Stewart, Diane 62 Stewart, Pat 62,94 Stoll, Donnie 62 Storer, Wanda 62 Stout, Carolyn 62 Stout, Floita 62,94,97 Struble, Carol 62,61 Summers, Marjorie 62,81 LTL Tarpley, Sherman 62 Tieche, Raymond 62,122 Totten, Dennis 62 Travis, Carol 62,97 LUL Umfleet, Sharon 62,97 LVL Vail, Dennis 62 Volk, Larry 62,89 Warren, Buddy 62,61,122,124 Weber, Pete 62,95,97 Weber, William 62,95 Wells, Susanne 62 West, Judy 62,57 Wettschreck, Paul 62 Whitaker, Arol 62,116 Wickham, Ronnie 62 Wiles, Kay 62 Williams, Ronald 62 Williamson, Sheryl 62,97,132 Williston, Suzan 62 Wilson, Clayton 62 Wilson, Connie 62 Withers, Jean 62 Wright, Fred 62,116,123,124 L Y L York, Dale 62 L Z L Zimmerle, Linda 62 Zuber, Alvin 62 Zuber, Tom 62 Zwilling, Martin 62 FRESHMEN Abegglcn, Bill 63 Adams, Roy 63,125 Anderson, Beverly 63,81 Anderson, David 63 Archer, L. D. 63,122 Auteberry, Linda 63 Ayers, Adrian 63 -B- Bahl, Jerome 63 Bailey, Sally 63 Barber, Melinda 63,79 Bauman, Mike 63 Bellinger, Anita 63 Benson, Anne 63,97 Black, James 63 Biehl, Sandra 63 Boldrey, Ronald 63 Borah, Dan 63,97,122,125 Bossetto, Judy 63 Bowen, Nancy 63,97 Bowlby, John 63 Bowman, Garry 63 Brant, Shirley 63 Brashear, Mary 63 Brassie, Sandra 64 Brothers, Jim 64 Brown, Shirley 64 Brownfield, Janet 64,97 Bryant, Gerald 64,97 Bufkin, Pat 64 Bursott, Tom 64,122 Burton, Sherrie 64 Buss, Alice 64,23,97,132,109,107 Byrd, Pat 64,97 L C L Cammon, Susan 64,23,97 Clow, Pat 64 Clow, Richard 64 Craig, Cheryl 64 Craig, John 64 Crain, Judy 64 Crites, Ronald 64,97 Cravens, Sue 64 Culbertson, Sharon 64 Curtis, Rita 64 LDL Dale, Augusta 64,97,132,109,107 Dean, Carolyn 64 Decker, Dan 64 Decker, Dixie 64 Deisher, Shirley 64 Doherty, Pat 64,97 Doolin, Ed'64 Drew, Judy 64,97 Drewes, David 64,125 Dycus, Jane 64 L E L Earp, Carol 64 Eck, Richard 64 Edmiston, Glenn 64 Elie, Judy 64 Elliott, Don 64 Eyer, Donna 64 Eyer, Glenn 64 L F L Fehrenbacher, Donald 64 Findley, Mike 64,97,125 Flick, Nancy 64,97 Foreman, Dennis 64 Franklin, Richard 64,122,125 Franklin, Sherry 64 Freymuth, Sandra 64 Fritchley, William 64,125 Fulk, Bob 65 Fulk, Carolyn Fulk, Marilyn Fulkerson, Joan 64 - G .. Galloway, Ruth 65 Garret, Floyd 65 Germer, John 65,97 Gibson, Janet 65 Gill, Stanley 65,122 Gillespie, Sharon 65 Ginder, Robert 65 Glover, Buddy 65 Gower, Joe 65,122,125 Gray, Wayne 65 Green, Benny 63,65,122,125 Greene, Gareth 65 Grove, Danny 65 Grove, Donna 65 Gumble, Nina 65 - H - Hahn, Delmar Hahn, Paul 65 Hain, Dorothy Harmon, Eddie 65 Harmon, Jerry 65 Harmon, Larry 65 Harper, Kay 65 Harris, Gary 65 Harrison, Barbara 65 Harrison, Kenny 65 Harrison, Pat 66,97 Harrolle, Kerry 66,122 Hataway, Bob 66 Helm, Paul 66 Hicks, Linda 66 Highsmith, Don 66 Hill, Judy 66 Hope, Phyllis 66 Hornback, Phillis 66,79 Hursta, Bill 66 - I Iaun, Clyde 66 lnyart, Lyle 66 .4 J' M Jackson, Lois 66 Jackson, Sandra 66,97 Jennings, Bill 22,66,97 Johnson, Marcia 66 Jones, Janet 66 Jones, Ronald 66,97 Jones, Steve 66,122,125 LK- Kallansrude, Mike 66 Kapper, Janice 63,66 Keen, Janice 66 Kelley, Mike 66,97 Kerr, Rita 66 Kesler, Sammy 66,97 Kimpling, Terry 66 Kocher, Elaine 66 Kribbs, Cynthia 66,79 Kutz, Charles 66 .. L - Lake, Francis 66 Larkin, Tom 66 Lawley, Mary Sue 66 Ledeker, Darlene Lockwood, David 66 Lowry, Jay 66 -M- Maddox, Dennis 66,116,125 Marshall, Edward Martin, Charles 66 Martz, Ruth 66 Mason, Carol Mason, Jon 66,116,125 Mays, Rita 66 McCleave, Steve 66 McKimmy, Larry McVaigh, Larry 66 Meadows, Orville 66 Meister, Cynthia 66 Messenger, Terry 66 Michels, Arlene 66 Middleton, Wyona, 66 Miles, Robert 66,97 Miller, John 67 Miller, Max 67,122,125 Mitchell, Steve 67,97,83 Morgan, Georgia 67 Murphy, Tom 67,122,125 Myers, Shirley 67 - N E Navolt, Sue 67 Nease, Ardell 67 Nease, Linda 67 Nix, Julia 67 Novak, Diane 67 - 0 - Ochs, Eugene 67 Ochs, Nancy 67 - P - Pass, Jim 20,67,97 Parson, Hollis 67,97 Paul, Gary 67 Perrott, Darell 67 Phillips, Jana 67 Phillips, Sandra 67,97 Plummer, Pamela 67,97 Poland, Johnnie 67 Poland, Lonnie 67 Poorman, Nancy 67 Pratt, Helen 67 - R - Ragsdale, Paula 68,95,97 Rauch, Delores 68 Rawlings, Lorena 68 Read, William 68 Reed, Marty 68,97 Reed, Pat 68 Recd, Bill 68 Reichman, Mary 68 Rennier, Mike 68 Ridgely, Gary 68 Ritter, Susan 68 Roberts, Jan 68,97 Robinson, George 68 Rogers, Mike 68 Roth, Gerald 68 Runyon, Edward 68 Ruth, James 68 - S - Sager, Bernard 68 Sager, Pat 68 Saltsman, Barbara 68 Sanders, Carolyn 68 Schaeffer, Richard 68,122,125 Scherer, Gaylord 68,953,122 Scherer, Yvonne 68 Schmidt, Judy 68 Schneider, Joanne 68 Schwartz, Suzanne 68 Seaton, Carol 68 Seiler, Bernard 68 Seymour, Jim 68 Scott, Brenda 68 Shake, Carolyn 68 Shelton, Jacquelina 68 Shipley, Donald '68 Shipman, Larry 68 Shive, Jerry 68 Shryock, Barbara 68 Shryock, Rex 68 Simen, Marilyn 68 Skelton, Donald 68 Smith, Roger 68 Smith, Treva 68 Snider, Don 68 Snively, Gayle 20,68 Snively, Gloria 68 Stadge, David 68 Steber, Norma 68 Sterchi, Sandra 68,97 Stevens, Gerald 69 Stiff, Mike 69 Struble, Abram 69 Swinson, Lee 69 - T- Talley, Gene Tolliver, Ronald 69 Tracy, Martha 69 Treece, Exta 69 Tucker, Betty 69 Tucker, Johnny 69 .. U - Utz, Jill 69 - V - Vail, Gaytha 69,97,132 Vail, Mike 69 VanDelist, Mary 69 VanMatre, Diana 69 VanMatre, Donald 69 Von Almen, Bob 69,97 Von Almen, Tom 68,97 Voyles, Patty 69 .. W L Waggfser, Beverly 69,97 Wagy, Tom 20,69 Walker, Bitsey 69 Walker, Royce Walker, Kelly 69 Wall, Susan 63,20,68 Wattleworth, Mike 69,8O,122,125 Weber, Tom 63,69,96,97 Wesselschmidt, Jerry 69,97 West, Cheryl 69 Weston, Lee 69 Wilson, Carol 69 Wilson, Karen 69 Wilson, Larry 69 Witt, Sandra 69 Wood, Tom 69 - Y - Yount, Paula 23,69 QZ E Zerkle, David 69,125 Zerkle, Roger 69 Qi? if J Q 1 .,,,, lf. Q- x J ,vb K k W V X .JW , ' lf Y W V .1 ' 1 A xv .H , . X :UZ Qu SN OJ :X W aiu V, 'J '. x fs '7 , 42-' x 1 f 7 XX JV L 3 1 V W! we W L MMM LJ Mya X V ,JW W U! vffbc 4 J Aff of KM Gy 3 ' I .X w ' .f I , f rx .w A f, 4 . u 4, V 1 1 Vi' - ' . 1 . , , .. . 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