East St Louis High School - Estlian Yearbook (East St Louis, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1962 volume:

2 my s 'fig , x,v,,.,. . ,QQ KW :ugm H ' mf',,35: W , , ' 'fu fifys-5?5::-:?2, A . , 2: , - , 'f , :ew X:i??'41E'F fs .j'fff,-1.51 H 'M MW,-.sh ,.,, , 4 W- , , , K' ' ymgp 2:12, 1 , f 5 I .L The ESTILIAN Staff presents a picture puzzle review of 1961- 1962 As the pieces of the puzzle fall into place to make an entire picture, so the activities they represent - class work, club functions, sports events, the excitement of school life H- will fit together to complete this year at East St. Louis Senior High School. Help build and recall - xi 0 Estllan Class of January, I962 Class of June, I962 '-'Aa'sZff 1. ., u at ,,..ww-V-M , I if MNT 4 Y TABLE OF CGNTENTS Administration .... . . . Faculty ........ . . . Seniors .......... . . . January, I962 .... .. . June, I962 .... . . . Juniors ........... . . . January, I963 .... .. . June, I963 .... . . . Sophomores .... . . . Organizations .... . . . Sports ....... .... I 27 Features ........ .... I 'SI Advertisements .... .... I 72 gg if-La, ,L 4, W, zfix-5-515 ff-wwmu Qg3w,Q.b5 L., ,H , ,, I V 'fM?fW'fGf2-f J,-wiv , , -+w+ , f :ff V A A -..'. x.w.L N ,-v -gf- UL WILVS wif 4. Mgwziww fn lqfm V S M 'K ' 7 : w.l.,m -ld Y, , , , ,, ..... , 3. b :. . f.- +m:,:.x- -T ., ,, 9 1 V, Ifiihfm., Q A Adm' . Inlfvtration MR. W. W. DOWNING Principal MR. ROBERT OPPERMAN Assistant Principal T0 THE GRADUATES The graduates of nineteen sixty-two are leaving school at a time when the world presents confusion and problems which baflle and depress many of the adults who think seriously of such things. It is my sincere hope that these boys and girls have had help in learn- ing to think straight and put First things first during their years in school. Not all of us are destined to lead nations, write great books, pioneer in space research, or gain fame and wealth, but great individual satisfaction may be translated into personal success when we accomplish everything possible in whatever line of endeavor we have chosen for our life mission. So whether or not we ever read of these young peo- ple in headline exploits, it will be comforting to know that wherever they are and whatever they do, they're gaining happiness through success in worthwhile ac- tivities. W. W. Downing, Principal MISS ELISE GROTE Registrar . ,, gn W f - a The Cffices MISS RUTH GROTE Program Director The East St. Louis Senior High ofhce section is a center of activity where students are counseled or correctedg where principal and assistant prepare to complete the tasks which daily confront themg where teachers check in to begin a day of im- parting knowledgeg and, where the oflice staff keeps the ofHcial records and does the paper work and other tasks necessary to keep a school operating eficiently. The Main Office . .Nt tr ,anummn Mrs. Marie M. Weihe, Miss Mary Jane Pappas, Mrs. Ruth Obin, Mrs. Mildred Meckfessel, Mrs. Earline Peel. y 5 1116 Counsehn Staff Administering and interpreting tests, and assisting students with choices of subject matter, colleges, and occupations are among the chief aims of the East St. Louis Senior High School guidance pro- gram. MR. LESTER 'CROW Counselor MR. ROBERT C. MABRY MR. THOMAS DAILEY Counselor Counselor Faculty Zzz. gift 'Ky 1' 2 cy, SCOTT ALVIS ESTELLE BAKER JUNE BEATY VERNA BERRY Latin Arn. History Sociology, Civics Spanish Geometry American History Economics Algebra HARRIET BOLINGER BABS ANNE BOWE A VESTA BOYD Business Education English Foods Speech Home Living C ,,' - T ' e 1' s C, A t ssi DONALD BRASEL PAUL BROWNING BRUCE CAMERON Bookkeeping Biology Practical Math Coaching Facult FRED CAMERON Physical Education 'Sf rw-...K ROBERT CARLSON 'CAROL CHAPIN CATHERINE CHILDRESS Chemistry American History English W PAULINE CRADER Business Education 8 E. O. DANIELSON Biology World History LOUIS DEHNER Coaching L ARTHUR DELANO French Spanish J it 3 M5 . MELVA DIERKES sg -3 Ai' W if g., ,. Wt ff J' M Y 'Y E. L. FISHEL JOAN FLETCHER ROBERT FLETCHER American History Physics American History Biology Civics Sociology 4' ,.v,' 1 . . i,s.- A f 'f 1 s '24-. dwg? i r rs A . nga A xx. J. W. GALBREATH ALICE GILLESPIE JAMES GLEESON Biology, Conservation Art Biology of Natural Resources 1 ilr 11: .i f ... I , wif .. Xi l 'J .Q ,-., s CLYDE GOIN BARBARA GRAY KATHLEEN GREEN CELESTE GRIFFIN Business American History Biology English Education World History -H x . , ss. . : K ff' I . 4 ..'i .wif Faculty J J RICHARD GROSSMANN PAUL GURLEY CLEMENTINE HAMILTON World History Supervisor of American History Instrumental Music World History sf H59 ,tw H ...J A DOROTHY HARVEY FLORENCE HERRE O. L. HIGGINS LENORE HUBER English Geometry Mechanical Drawing Business . i E -5 mf-551 iss, ff 'Q i ii :fri . , ,aug t fb! . .5 R 'f-lm iii? 1, ,Q JOHN JACOBS EVELYN JERDE IZONA JOHNSON ROSALIA JOST 8' Latin Latin Physical Education Choral Music ' Facult t,. ' aa E V , V I R. H. KENAGY CHARLES KIMBROUGH RACHEL KUEHN Mechanical Drawing Biology Algebra Electricity Gen. Phyxical Science Senior Math :Mt . 5 h-,' t'i'Q 2QiS-i,oi A r ' S: 1 J :, S S p P. T, LAUGHLIN ELVET LEE FREDERICK LLOYD JOHN LOGSDON Woodworking English Machine Shop Biology ,ig ww. W Mg ,. Wo wc f T 32 in 2 3 JAMES LOVELESS ROBERT MABRY FLORENCE MAISEL French Spaniyh English 'il l'i' . f LEONA MENESTRINA RUTH MERZ LOIS MULFORD ETHEL OLDENDORPH Physical Education Sociology Clothing Librarian American Hixtory 10 A ,lg A, ,,A' 31 'JQ Q V E .,,, ii! jig :-' ' fi ' 5 jf -, :zvv E' jawn S Sw . ..., 1 Q ,mg , l', ,Q A f', , N - .. A . . A A. D. OZMENT GERTRUDE POLK HALLIE PUNTNEY RUTH PYLE Machine Calculation World History French Algebra Typing American History German Geometry ESTHER REEB HELEN RICHTER MILDRED RONGEY English English English R ia i f ,,e ARLENE SCATES BOBBIE SCATES CHARLES SCHERRER MARY SCHNEIDER Geometry World History Industrial Arts World History Practical Math Coaching American History Facult EDWARD SKRABACZ VAR C wi' ,, I :-. 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MARGUERITE BOISMENUE HELEN LIBERA VERN SPITZER Assistant Librarian General Physical Science Driver Education and Traini FLORENCE CLUTE DOROTHY MCCLELLAND EMMA STIEF English English English American History SUSAN DONHAM EDNA PIRTLE English English PATRICIA IVEINLAND English LUCILLE DONVNING VIRGINIA SAUNDERS English Spanish PATRICIA FISHER Physical Education ff -, ff p 5gfTiIT,T'K PAUL FUCHS af L fs,....- . . , It M Physical Education In X G H X u-l'! - JOHN GUSE 5 Band Q ' JOSEPH KOENIC IDEEE S Q - Pre-Flight Aeronautics I ,Et v'-..:---'f- Pllyvhiiff it AHIT?-A L 4 r I -I - r ' lsr is , ' , All .... Ahe-Wi li ii I u W , H. , ggi, l 'i g.-.--... . -ifr' CQ, Jw- fi xo ..- .-Qj, L f i T xx ..-.. viz, S, Pr 'fyfzf 'VV' if 'ws .L 'ff I .. . -- --'N - :fa-'T-v I 'I ' Fg..ff15- --5. ...U ix A ' ui X usl l 11a Backers omewo ..-.. -' -- X ' -EY bff... ':-..'L- I5 H+' ..i. rk ng 1 if N L 9, 3 ,A Q 5 1 'ki , A., V af H. ' 4 A ' '-reA ' .A -. , 2 T :'::'f:,-mf-elif! 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DAVID ALLSUP Debate Club 115 Pep Club 105115125 Prospects Staff 125 Baseball Manager 125 Cross Country Major Award 125 Minor Award 10,115 Foot- ball 10,115 Manager5 Track Major Award 115125 Gym- nastics Club 105115 Stage Crew 125 Football Dance Committee 11. AUDREY ARMISTEAD Estlian Staff 125 FNA 125 GAA 105 Latin Club 10,115 125 Secretary, Publicity, Propraetor5 Junior-Classical League Pin, Statue Award 5 Student Council House 10, 125 YFC 105115125 Gradua- tion Usher5 National Honor Society5 Science Club 115125 Football Dance 'Committee 115 Prom Committee. GEORGA BALDRIDGE GAC 115125 President, Lib- rarian 125 Pep Club 105 Fashion Show 105 Prom Committee. BERNADINE BELK GAC 11512, Librarian, First Award5 MAC 10,115 Librar- ian. CHARLA ALLEN GAC 105115 Choir 12, Point Secretary5 Junior Achieve- ment 10. SHARON ANDERSON Cafeteria Service 10511,12. CATHERINE BAILEY MAC 10,11,125 Chorus Pin, Librarian 125 GAA First A- ward, Second Award, Presi- dent, Treasurer 125 Pep Club 115 YFC 115 Graduation Usher5 Prom Committee. CONNIE BEERS Cafeteria Service 105 Short- hand Award 60580510051205 Office Service 11512. LARRY BELL Senior Math 'Club 125 Stu- dent Council House 11 5 Ush- er 125 Bookstore 11512. JOHN BLALOCK CHARLES BORDOLI Concert Band l0,11,12, Mi- nor Award 11, Major Award 125 Dance Band 125 March- ing Band 10,11,125 Pep Band 10,11,125 Orchestra 11. EVELYN BRINLEY Pep Club 125 Student 'Coun- cil House 11,125 Y-Teen 10, 11,125 Fashion Show 125 Shorthand Award 605 Jun- ior Achievement 12, Secre- tary, President, First Pin5 Prom Page 115 Prom Com- mittee. JAMES BRYANT Senior Math Club 125 Jun- ior Achievement 10, Vice President. JANE BURROW FNA 10. 16 ROBERT BONE KAREN BOSWELL Concert Band l0,11,12, Li- brarian, Minor Award 10, Major Award 125 Marching Band 10,115 Pep Band 105 Orchestra 125 Estlian Staff 125 FTA 105 Latin Club 10, 11,125 Prospecty Staff 125 Student Council House 10,115 National Merit Scholarship Letter of 'Comrnendation5 National Honor Society5 journal reporter 125 Football Dance Committee 115 Prom Committee. GARY RAY BROWN Concert Band 105 Los Sabios 115 Senior Math Club 125 Student Council House 10, 11,12. CARL BUCKHANNON Wrestling 10, Minor Award. JAMES CLARK Ensembles 11,125 Choir 10, 11,12, President, Accompa- nist, Letter Award and two choir pins5 Estlian Staff 125 Pep Club 123 Projectionist Club 105 YFC 10,11,12, State Contest Winner, Vice President5 Wrestling 10, Mi- nor award5 Dramatics Class Play 12, Prom Committee, Pep Day Program. CATHERINE 'CLARK Shorthand Awards 60,805 Prom Committee5 GAC 105 115125 Minor Award, Presi- dent5 Prom Queen 'Candi- date. KENNETH COLEMAN Mu Alpha Theta 125 Senior Math 'Club 125 National Honor Society. PATRICIA 'COOK GA'C 105 Librarian5 Accom- panist5 Ensembles 115125 Choir 11512, Treasurer, Li- brarian5 Major 8L Minor A- wardsg FTA 105 Latin 'Club 10,115 Pep Club 10511,125 YFC 105115125 Foods Class OtTicer 115 President. ROBERT 'CRUIKSHANK DON DENT Student Council House 125 YFC 125 Cross Country 115 Wrestling 11, Manager. -aw CAROL COHN Debate Club 115 Estlian Staff 125 FTA 105115125 Vice President Illinois State Vice- Presidentg Latin Club 10511, 125 Mu Alpha Theta 12, Secretary-Treasurer5 Parnas- sus Society 105115125 Vice- President5 President5 Treas- urer5 Pep Club 105115125 Prospects Staff 105115125 Senior Math 'Club 125 Cheer- leading Junior Varsity 105 Varsity 115125 Captain5 Dra- matics 'Class Play 125 Na- tional Honor Society 125 Globe Reporter 125 Football Queen Candidate, First Maid 105 Prom Committeeg Football Dance 'Committee 125 Pep Day Committee. EDNA COLLINS MAC 11, Accompanist5 Choir 115125 First Award, Librarian5 FTA 105 Latin Club 10,115 Student Coun- cil House 105115YFC1O5115 125 Y. Teen 105115 Fashion Show 125 Graduation Usher5 National Honor Societyg Jun- ior Achievement 115125 Treas- urer5 Prom Committee. CAROL 'COX GAA 125 YFC 125 Shorthand Awards 1151256058O51005 Na- tional Honor Society5 Prom Committee. FLORA DANIELS Pep Club 125 Fashion Show 1051 1512. LARRY DIETRICH Estlian Staff 125 Pep Club 10511,125 Student 'Council House 105115125 Football 105 11512, Major Awards5 Track 105115125 Wrestling 1O,11,12, Minor Awards5 Gymnastics Club 105 Stage Crew 125 Football Dance Escort 125 Junior Prom5 Football Dance 105115125 Pep Day Commit- tee 12. CHERYL DINGERSON Shorthand Award 60,803 Prom Committee. LEGERTHA DONNELL GAC 10,11,12, Minor Award Point Secretary, Librarian, GAA 12, Major Award, Sec- retary, Shorthand Award 11, 60,80,100, National Honor Society, Prom Committee. JANET DUKE Latin 'Club 10,11, Student Council House 10, YFC 10, 11,12, Shorthand Award 60, 80,1005 National Honor So- ciety, McKendree Short Story Award, 10. JUDY EVANS Debate Club 10,1l, Vice- President 10, Los Sabio 11,12, Parnassus Society 11, Vice-President, Projectionist Club 10,11,12, Prospects Staff 10,11, Student Coun- cil Senate, Treasurer 11, Class Play, National Honor Society. JANET FLYNN Hi-Y Club 10, Shorthand Award 60,80, National Hon- or Society, Prom Committee, Football Dance Committee, Prom Queen Candidate. 18 FRED DINGERSON EARL DRUMMOND Pep Day Committee 10. CHARLES ECKMANN Concert Band 10,11, March- ing Band 1O,11, YFC 11,12. ALLEN FERRILL Pep 'Club 10,11,12, Pep Day Committee 10. DONALD FREEMAN Pep Day Committee 10. JAMES FRESEN Pep Band 105 YFC 11. LARRY GOSCINSKI SUE HEAPE Pep Club 12, YFC 105 Fash- ion Show 125 Prom 'Commit- tee, Pep Day Committee. BARBARA HEDDEN F.N.A. 125 Fashion Show 11, 12. NANCY HEMME Commercial Service 125 De bate Club 125 Parnassus So- ciety 125 Pep Club 125 Stu dent Council House 11 Shorthand Award 60,811,100 Stage Crew 125 'Class Play National Honor Society Foot- ball Queen 'Candidate 12, Third Maid, Prom Commit- tee5 Football Dance Com- mittee 12. My-A Twi, MARY JANE GARCIA GAC 11,125 MAC 10,125 Debate Club 11, Class Play5 Prom Committee. BERNARD GREEN Concert Band 10,11,12, Mi- nor Award 11, Major Award 125 Marching Band 10,11, 125 Pep Band 10,115 Estlian Staff 125 Golf Club 10,115 Latin Club 10,115 Parnas- sus Society 105 Pep Club 105 Student Council House 105 Usher 125 Elks National Foundation Scholarship 5 Prom Committee. SHARON HEATHERLY Commercial Service 12 5 Shorthand Award 60,805 Prom Committee. HARRY HELLOW LARRY HODGE Usher Head Usher 125 Na- tional Honor Society. RAYMOND HOFFMAN Track 11, Prom Committee 11. TOM HUNTER LORETTA JOHNSON GAC 1O,11, Librarian, First Award, MAC 12, Point Sec- retary, Golf 'Club 11, GAA, 10,l1,l2, First Local Award, Second Local Award, First State Award, Second State Award, Pep Club 1l,l2, Shorthand Award, 60, Prom Committee, Football Dance 'Committee 11, Pep Day Committee. EDDIE JONES Choir 12, Vice-President, Student Council House 125 Track 11,12, Major Award, Minor Award, Wrestling 10, 11, Minor Awards, Dramat- ics Class Play 12, Pep Day Committee, M.C. GEORGE KNIGHT Student Council House 10, 11. 20 CYNTHIA HOOVER GAC 11, MAC 1l,12, Treas- urer, GAA 10, Pep Club 11, 12, Prom Committee. DAVID KEITH IRVIN Concert Band l0,11, Minor Award 11, Marching Band 10,1l, Pep Band 11, Los Sabios 10,ll,l2, Pep Club 12, Senior Math Club 12, Student Council House 10,11, YFC 12, Prom Committee. RICHARD JOHNSON MAC 10, Choir 10,11,12, Librarian ll,12, YFC 10, Track 10, Football Dance Committee 11,l2, Junior A- chievement l0,11, President, Vice-President, Production Manager 10, Vice-President ll, Football Dance Commit- tee 11,12. RALPH JONES Football 1O,11,12, Football Dance Escort 12, Football Dance Committee, 12. JUDY LAMB Projectionist Club 10,11,12, Secretary, Treasurer, Arm Band 10, Major Letter ll, Student Council House, Sen- ate ll,12, Shorthand Awards 60,80,100, Dramatics Class Play 125 Class President 12, National Honor Society , Graduation Usher, Football Queen Candidate 11, Prom Committee, Football Dance Committee 12. ODESSA LEE Student Council House 10, 11,12, YFC 10,11, Y-Teen 10,11,12, President, Secretary, Leaders Club 11,12, Major Award 12, Graduation Ush- er 12, Junior Achievement 11, Secretary, First Award, National Honor Society, Prom Committee, Football Dance Committee 12, Pep Day Committee, JOYCE MAHAN Debate Club 11, Projection- ist Club 10,11,l2, Nlajor Let- ter 11, Student Council 10, House, Senate 11,12, Class Secretary 11, Shorthand A- ward 60,80,100, Graduation Usher 11, Dramatics Class Play, National Honor Society, Prom Committee, Football Dance Committee 10,11,12. JANICE MAUL Concert Band 10,11,12, Ma- jor Award, Minor Award, Marching Band 10,11,12, Pep Band 1O,11,12, Orchestra 11, Estlian Staff 12, FTA 10,11,12, Point Secretary, Mu Alpha Theta 12, Vice President, Prospects Staff 10,11, Senior Math Club 12, Student Council House, Sen- ate 11,12, Class Treasurer 12, National Science Foun- dation Scholarship 11, Na- tional Honor Society, Prom Committee, Prom Queen. FOREST MCCORMICK Football 10,11,12, Minor A- wards, Major Award, Track 11,12, Major Awards, Na- tional Honor Society. JUDITH MARIE MILLER SANDRA LEWIS GAC 10,11,12, Point Secre- tary, Librarian, FNA 10,11, FTA 10, GAA 11, Junior Social Planning Council 11, Pep Club 12, Projectionist Club 10,11, Y-Teen Club 12, Fashion Show 10, Prom Com- mittee. ALFRED MARTIN Senior Math Club 12. VIRGINIA MCAFEE MAC 10, Projectionist Club 10,11,12, Prohcieney Award, Major Letter, YFC 10,11,l2, Y-Teen 10,11,12, Treasurer 11, Vice President 12. JOHN MILLER Estlian Staff 12, Student Council House 11, Basket- ball 10,11, Student Manager, Football 10,1 1, Minor Awards, Track 10,11, Prom Committee, Pep Day Com- mittee. GEORGE MILLONAS 21 DAVID MINER Latin Club 105 Pep Club 105 115125 Sergeant at Arms 125 Student Council House 105 Projectionist 105 Gymnastics Club 105115 Stage Crew 125 Manager5 Dramatics Class Play5 Prom Committee5 Foot- ball Dance Committee 11,125 Pep Day Committee. ROBERT MITCHELL Senior Math Club 125 Foot- ball 10, Minor Award5 Track 11. CEDELL MOSLEY Los Sabios 115 Mu Alpha Theta 12, President5 Senior Math Club 125 Student Coun- cil House 11,125 YFC 125 National Honor Societyg Science Club 115 Prom Com- mittee. JACQUELINE NEWBERRY RICHARD O'BRlEN Concert Band 105115 Minor Award 115 Marching Band5 Extlian Staff5 FTA 125 Los Sabios 10,115 Mu Alpha Theta 125 Senior Math Club Senate 10511,125 Class Presi- dent 125 Usher 125 Dramatics Class Play, National Honor Society5 Prom 'Committee5 Pep Day Committee. 22 NINA MISEGADES Pep Club 125 Fashion Show 125 Prom Queen Candidate5 Prom Committee. NANCY MOORE Projectionist Club 105115125 Proficiency Award5 Y-Teen, 105115125 Major Award5 YFC 10,115 Convention Del- egate5 Graduation Usherg Prom Committee. DOUG NEVILLE Debate Club 115 Hi-Y Club 105 Mu Alpha' Theta 125 Senior Math Club President 125 President5 Student Coun- cil House 10,115 Football 105 Minor Award5 Track 115 Prom Committee, M.C. WILLIAM NIEMEYER MAC 105 Ensembles 125 Choir l0,11,125 Librarian5 Estlian Staf'I5 Pep Club 115 YFC 125 Stage Crew 125 Usher 125 Prom 'Committeeg Football Dance Committee 11,12. BILL OWEN Cafeteria Service Club 115 Parnassus Society 115 Pep Club 125 Senior Math Club 125 Student Council House, Senate 105115125 Football 10, 11,125 Major Awards, All State5 Track 10,11,125 Mi- nor Award 105 Major Award 11512, State Meet Finalist Wrestling 105115125 Major A- wards, District Finalist 5 Class President 115 Usher 125 Prom Escort5 Football Dance Escortg Prom Commit- teeg Football Dance Com- mittee. JACK OWENS Concert Band 105 Gymnas- tics Club 11, Stage Crew 105 Prom Committee. JOHN F. PHILLIPS Los Sabios 10,115 Student Council House 105 Science Fair 11. GARY RAGAN Library Club 125 Latin Club 105115125 Senior Math Club 12. ERNEST RANGEL Junior Achievement 10511 5 Football Dance Committee 11 5 Prom Committee. GWENDOLYN REEVES GAC 10511, Accompanistg Choir 11512, Librarian, Mi- nor Award5 Shorthand A- ward 605 Prom Page5 Prom Committee. 5 . LINDA PEARSON Cafeteria Service 10.115125 GAA 105 Fashion Show 105 Shorthand Award 60. JIMMIE LEE PRINCE Prom Committee. PATRICIA RAMSEY MAC 105115125 First Minor Award5 GAC 115 FNA 12g YFC 125 Fashion Show 125 Prom Committee. MICHAEL REED Senior Math Club 125 Foot- ball 105 Track 10,115 Wres- tling 115 Junior Achievement 10, Vice President, JANET REMER GAC 11,125 Treasurer: Com- mercial Service 12: FTA 12: Pep Club 11,125 YFC 11,125 Shorthand Award 60.8051OO: National Honor Society 125 Prom Committee. 23 WILLIAM RENNER Charles Carroll 'Club 10,115 Vice-President5 Wrestling 115 Prom Committee Football Dance Committee. TERRY ROBERTS JUDY SCHAFFER Commercial Service 12 5 Shorthand Awards 60580, 1005 Prom Committee. DELORES MARIE SMITH GAC 10, Accompanist5 En- sembles 115125 Choir 10512, Accompanist5 Student Coun- cil House 115 Prom Com- mittee5 Graduation Usher5 Dramatics Class Play. RONALD SPRADLING MAC 105 Latin Club 105 Pep Club 125 Projectionist 'Club 105 Student Council House 11,125 Track 10. 24- - JOE B. ROBBINS MARY ROSS GAC 11,125 President5 FTA 10,11,12, President First A- ward5 GAA 12, Vice-Presi- dent, First Local Award, Second Local Award5 Na- tional Honor Society5 Prom Committee. JOAN SHAW GAC 12, Librarian5 FTA 10, 11,125 Los Sabios 115 YFC 105 Y-Teen Club 105115125 Fashion Show 10,115 Foot- ball Dance Committee 11, Prom Committee. RONALD SMITH Baseball 105 Track 115 Wres- tling 105 Prom 'Committee5 Pep Day Committee 12. LFJONA STOLTZ Fashion Show 10. LINDA JO ANN STOUT GAC 10,11,12, Treasurer, Librarian, Pep Club 11,12, YFC 11,12, Prom Commit- tee. THERESA SZCZEPANIK GAC 10,11,12, Treasurer, Minor Award, Fashion Show 10, Junior Achievement 10. BILL TRIONE Debate Club 11, Pep Club 125 Senior Math Club 12, Baseball 10, Minor Award, Football 10, Minor Award, Gymnastics Club 10, Prom Committee. FLOYD VOYLES HAROLD WALLICK Football 11, Wrestling 11,12, Track 11, Prom Committee. PHYLLIS STRONG Ensembles 11,12, Choir 11, 12, Vice-President, First A- ward, Second Award, Estlian Staff Business Manager, FNA 11, GAA 10, Latin Club 10,11, Prospects Staff 11,12, Student Council House 10, 12: YFC 10,11,12, Vice-President 10,11, Presi- dent 12, Leaders Club 11,12, Pin Award, President 12, Dramatics 'Class Play, Na- tional Honor Societyg Pep Day award 1960, Debate Club 10, DAR Citizenship Award. JESSIE TIPLER MAC 10, Los Sabios 11 , Stu- dent Council House 11 , Prom Committee. ROBERT TRIPLETT Pep Club 12, Football 10,11, 12, Minor Award 10, Major Awards 11,12, Football Dance Escort, Prom Com- mittee, Track 1O,11,12. LLOYD VOYLES DONALD WALTERS Hi-Y Club 10.111 Pep Club 11. 25 PATRICIA WATSON GAC 11, Librarian, GAA 10, Pep Day Committee. JUDITH WEAVER Prom Committee. JAMES WELSHANS Concert Band 10,11,12, Mi- nor Award, Marching Band 10, Pep Band 10,11,12, Na- tional Honor Society. KENNETH E. WILLIAMS Estlian Staff, Mu Alpha Theta 12, Projectionist Club 11,12, Chief 12, Major Let- ter, Bell-Howell Awards, Sen- ior Math Club 12, Student Council Senate 12, Student Council House 11,12, Class Vice-President 12, Stage Crew 11,12 Chief 12, Jun- ior Achievement 11,12, Pro- duction Manager, Usher 12, Harvard Book Award 11, National Honor Society , DAR Citizenship Award, Globe Reporter. JUDY WILLIAMSON Choir 11, Extlian Staff, FTA 10,11, Historian, First year pin, Office Service 11, Latin Club 10,11, Student Coun- cil Senate 11,12, Student Council House 10,11,12, Class Vice-President 11 , Graduation Usher, National Honor Society, Prom Queen Candidate, Prom Committee, Pep Day Committee. HS ROBERT WASISTIS THOMAS F. WELCH DEREK WELTY MARILYN WILLIAMS MAC 10,113 GAA 10,11,12, Treasurer, Pep Club 10,11, 12, Prom Committee. JACQUELINE WILSON GAC 11, Pep 'Club 11, YFC' 10,1l, Fashion Show 10,11, 12, Prom Committee. BOB WODOCHEK Wrestling 11, Major Award. ROBERT WYATT Concert Band 105 Marching Band 105 Pep Club 11,125 YFC 11,125 Prom Commit- ICC. EDWARD YOUNGBLOOD up' IRV WOOD Pep Club 125 Baseball 10511, 12, Minor Award 10, Major Award 11,12, Hi-Y Award 125 Football 1O,11,12, Mi- nor Award 10, Major Award 11,125 Wrestling 115 Foot- ball Dance Escortg Football Dance Committee. MARY ANN YAGERSKY MAC 11, Point Secretary. The following members of the Class of January, 19625 did not submit pictures. Jean Attey Charles Belba Jean Brown Edward Bruner Dennis Cline Tommy Combs James Doyle James Elliott Larry Green Carolyn Hagler James Hicks Mary Jackson Alexander Jones Kenny Jones Patricia Kucera Douglas Lawrence 1'Villiam Lawson Albert Lockridge John Logan Melvin Long Mary Maberry Sharon Mehrer Mary Neely Carolyn Owens Alice Powell Dale Powell Tom Rampenthal Charlene Redden James Rees Judith Roberson Yvonne Ross James Runge Rosemary Shaw Joyce Sprow Gary Stokes Ray Studnicka Esequiel Torrez John C. Trotter Tom Wfilkens Harry VVilliamson Carol Yeargain Shirley Young CLASS COLORS: Aqua and White CLASS FLOWER: White Orchid CLASS MOTTO: In Ourselves Our F uture Lies. JAMES ARMSTRONG President EDWARD PRINE Vice President VIVA COTHRAN Secretary KAREN MENGERSEN Treasurer Officers Class of June, I962 JAMES ARMSTRONG Estlian Staffg Junior Social Planning Council 11,125 Latin Club 10,115 Senior Math Club 125 Student Council House 10,115 Stu- dent Council Senate 12, Treasurer 125 Class Presi- dent 125 Science Fair 105 Graduation Usher 115 Ush- er Staff 125 National Merit Scholarship Letter of Com- mendationg Pep Day Com- mittee 125 Prom Committee5 Snowball Dance Committee5 Football Dance Committee 12. JOSEPH ARTIME Choir 115 Los Sabios 10,115 Senior Math 'Club 125 Stu- dent Council House 115 Baseball 10, Minor Award5 Basketball 10511, Minor A- wardsg Usher 125 Football Dance Committee 12. JUDITH AVERY Commercial Service 125 GAA 10,115 Pep Club 10,115 125 Projcctionist Club 10,115 125 Major Award, Secretary 115 Shorthand Award 60,805 Graduation Usher5 Prom Committee. SHIRLEY BACHELIER Cafeteria Service 10,11,12. SHARON BARBER YFC 10511. ,fmt ,f'i 'F 0b 'wwf' if ROGER ARNOLD Baseball 10, Minor Awardg Cross Country 11,125 Minor Award 11, Major Award 12. KATHERINE ATTEBERRY KENNETH AVERY Senior Math 'Club 125 Stu- dent Council House 125 Usher 125 Prom Committee. ALICE BARBEAU Pep Club 115 Fashion Show 11512. BARBARA BARKER Los Sabios 11,125 Pep Club 105 Student 'Council House 115 Shorthand Award 605 Prom Committee5 Football Dance Committee 12. 29 JAMES BARNES SHIRLEY BATES GAC 10,115 GAA 10, Jun- ior Achievement 10,11,12. ELMO BEEVER Basketball 10,11, Minor A- ward 11, Football 10, Minor Award. EUNICE BENTON GAC 10,11,12 Point Secre- tary, Shorthand Award 60. BRENDA BISE Estlian Staff, Student Coun- cil House 10, Leaders Club 11,125 Shorthand Awards 60,80,100, Student Council Snowball Dance, Prom Corn- rnittee, Prom Magazine Re- porter 12g OHice Service 12. 30 CAROL BARNWELL MAC 10,115 Pep Club 10, 11,123 Student Council House 125 Cheerleading Junior Varsity 10,11, Var- sity 12, Co-Captain 12, Shorthand Awards 6O,80, 100,120g Graduation Usher, Football Dance Committee, Prom Committee, Pep Day Committee. THELMA BEAIRD GAC 10, Choir 11,123 First Pin Award, FNA 10,125 Latin Club 10, YFC 10,11, 12, Office Service 10,11. FRANK BENNETT Pep Club 12. DONALD BERTRAM RICHARD BLATTNER Senior Math 'Club 12, Stu- dent Council House 113 Graduation Usher, Football Dance Committee 11. PAUL BLEDSOE Concert Band 105 Marching Band 105 Hi-Y 'Club 11,125 Los Sabios 115 Senior Math Club 125 Baseball 105115125 Minor Awards5 Football 11, 12, Minor Award, Major A- ward. NORA BLUMER Charles Carroll Club 125 GAA 115 Pep Club 11. RUTH BOERM Pep Club 115 Fashion Show 125 Prom Committee. TED BOROWITZ DAVID BOWMAN Student Council House 115 Football 105 Wrestling 11. RILEY BLUE MAC 10,115 Parnassus So- ciety 105 Wrestling 11. DON BOERM JUDY BOISSEAU NANCY BOVINETTE GAC 115 MAC 10511, First Award 115 FNA 115 Latin Club 10,115 Senior Math Club 12, Secretary-Treasurer 12 5 Graduation Usher5 Football Dance Committee 12 5 Prom Committee. DONNA BRASEL MAC 105 Ensembles 125 Choir 11512, First Award Pin 115 FTA 105115125 Point Secretary, Vice-Presi- dent, First Award Pin 115 Junior Social Planning Council lO,11,l25 Latin Club 105115125 Senior Math Club 125 Leaders Club 10511,12, Secretary 125 Science Fair 105 Conservation School 105 Thanksgiving Dance Com- mittee 115 Prom Committee. CARL BROWN Projectionist Club 10,11, Major Letterg Student Coun- cil House 10,12, Track 10, Minor Award. RONALD BROWN Latin Club 105 Cross Coun- try 105 Wrestling 10g Prom Committee. ANTHONY BURGESS DENNIS BURNS BEN CAMPBELL 32 CAROL BROWN MAC 12, Accompanistg CAA 125 Los Sabios 125 Fashion Show 11 g Football Dance 12. DAN BUECHER BRENDA BURGETT Los Sabios 123 Pep :Club 10, 11,12 5 Student Council House 115 YFC 1O,11, 12g Shorthand Award 60,80g Football Dance 125 Office Service 11,12. JOYCE BYNUM Commercial Service 123 Pep Club 11,123 Student Council House 10,115 Shorthand A- ward 11,12g Prom Commit- teeg Football Dance Commit- tee 12. SHARON LEA CAMPBELL JAMES CARN ER Library Club 11,12, Presi- dent 11,12, Junior Achieve- ment 10, Vice President, Sales Manager , Debate Club 10, Estlian Staff 12, Student Council House 10, 11,12, Projectionist Club 11,12, Minor Letter, Sci- ence Fair 10,115 Prom Committee. VINCENT JOHN CARRIL EFFIE MAE CATES Los Sabios 10,11,12, Pros- pects Staff 12, Shorthand Awards 60,805 Graduation Usher, Oflice Service 11, 12. LORETTA CHOATE Pep Club 10,11 , Shorthand Award 60. BETTY CLEMONS BETTY CARRIL GAC 11, MAC 10,12 Minor Award, FNA 10,12, Pep Club 10,12, YFC 10, Fashion Show 11 , Prom Committee, Football Dance Committee 11,12. JO ANN CARTER G1-:RRY CHITTY Pep Club 12. MARGARET CLARK Debate Club 11, MAC 10, 11, Pep Club 10,11,12, Stu- dent Council House 11, Shorthand Award 60. GLEN COBB Cross Country 11, Major Award 11, Track 10,11,12, Minor Award 10, Major Awards 11,12. 33 7 DORA COLCLASURE Pep Club 11 , Projectionist Club 10,11, Secretary, Fashion Show 12 , Short- hand Award 60,80,100. FRANK COMBS YFC 10,11 , Graduation Usher, Prom Committee. KAREN COOK MAC 10, FNA 10, Pep Club 1,0,l1,12, YFC 10, Cheerleading Junior Var- sity 10, Varsity 11, Major Award 1 1 , Shorthand Award 60,80 , Graduation Usher, Football Queen Candidate 11, Prom Com- mittee, Pep Day Commit- tee. ELIZABETH CORRAN GAC 12, Point Secretary 12, MAC 11, Librarian 11, FNA 12. ALVIN EUGENE COTTON 34 qu- DALE COLE Senior Math Club 12, Baseball 10,1 1, Minor Award, Football 10, Minor Award. CLAUDIA COMPANY GAC 12, FTA 12, Y-Teen l 1,12 5 Shorthand Award 60,80 SHAREN COOK MAC 10, Cafeteria Service 10, Pep Club 10,11,12, Stu- dent Council House 12, YFC 10,11,12, Graduation Usher, Football Queen Candidate 11, Prom Com- mittee, Pep Day Commit- tee. VIVA COTHRAN GAA 10,11,12, Pep Club 12, Student Council Senate 11,12, Vice President 11,12, Student Council House 11, Prospects Staff 12, YFC 11, Class Secretary 11,125 Shorthand Award 60,80, 100, Leaders Club 10,11,12, Centennial Dance Commit- tee , Prom Committee 3 Football Dance Committee ll, Pep Day Committee VIANNE COURTS GAC 12, GAA 12. ANN COVINGTON FNA 105 GAA 10,11,125 Los Sabios 115 Pep Club 125 YFC 115 Leaders' Club 10,115 Shorthand Award 60, 80,100. VIRGINIA CROTHERS Orchestra 105 Estlian Staff, FNA 125 Student Council House 105 YFC 10. JAMES CUMMINS Parnassus'Society 105 Proj- ectionist Club 10,11,12, Third Assistant Chief, Sec- ond Assistant Chief 5 Cross Country 125 Wrestling 11, 12, Minor Award, Snow Ball Dance Committee 105 Prom Committee. LARRY DARNALL Pep Club 12. MICHAEL DEATHERAGE Pep Club 125 Prom Com- mittee. KATHY CROAK GAC 10, Accompanist 105 Choir 11,125 Debate Club 10,115 Estlian Staff, FNA 10,115 FTA 10,115 Latin Club 10,115 Parnassus So- ciety 10,11,125 Pep Club 10, 115 Student Council House 105 YFC 10,115 Y-Teen 10, 115 Treasurer5 Science Fair 105 Snow Ball Dance 105 Football Dance Committee 10,11,125 Prom Committee5 Pep Day Committee. TOM CUMMINGS Baseball 10,1 1, Minor Award 10, Major Awards 11,125 Basketball 10,11, Minor Awards 10,11. GENE DANIELS DALE DAVID MAC 115 Charles Carroll Club 125 Debate Club 115 Pep Club 125 Baseball 10, 11,12, Minor Awards, Ma- jor Award, Football 10,11, Minor Awards 5 Stage Crew 12, Manager5 Prom Com- mittee5 Pep Day Commit- tee. KATHY DENHAM MAC 105 Ensembles 11,125 Choir 11,12, First Award5 FNA 125 GAA 10,11, First Award5 Latin Club 10,11, President, Vice President 115 YFC 11,12, Secretary, Junior Achievement 11,125 Prom Committee. I 35 NORENE DILLARD Estlian Staff 12: GAA 105 Los Sabios 11,123 Pep Club 125 Prospects Staff 125 Prom Committeeg Football Dance Committee 12, Globe Reporter 12. CAROLYN DOBBS Shorthand Award 60,80 5 Junior Achievement ll,l2Z Prom Committee. REBECCA DOVET FNA 10,11,125 Pep Club 125 YFC 11,121 Graduation Usherg Junior .Achievement 125 Prom Committee. TANYA DRUM Concert Band 11,125 Marching Band 11,121 Twirlers 11,125 Captain 125 FNA 125 FTA 125 Pep Club 12. WAYNE DUNN 36- it-wx W fm- .. ' x M 'Ss . bl, 1 4341 ,r 5, . If 6' ADLAI DIXON Senior Math Club 12 5 Wrestling 11512, Major Award 12. DENNIS DONHAM MAC 105 Choir 115 Latin Club 10,11,12, Pro-Consul 115 Mu Alpha Theta 125 Senior Math Club 12, Vice President ll 5 Student Council House 10,11,125 Conservation School 10 5 Premier Boys' State 115 Sci- ence Club 11,12, Vice Pres- ident 115 Library Club 11, 12, Treasurer 11. JANICE DRAPER GAC 11 5 First Award5 MAC 105 YFC 10,11,125 Shorthand Award 605 Jun- ior Achievement 11,125 Li- brary Club 11. CAROL DUNAWAY GAC 105 Choir 11,125 Stu- dent Council House 10,115 YFC 105 Shorthand Award 605 Library Club 11, Secre- tary. SUSAN EDWARDS GAC 10,11,12, First Award5 Librarian5 Estlian Sta1':f5 FTA 11,12, First Award5 Latin Club 1O,11,12, Point Secretary 11, Point Award, Junior Classical League Pin5 YFC 105115125 Fash- ion Show 115 Science Fair 105 Junior Achievement 11, 125 Prom Committee. THEODORE EISKANT Cross Country 10,11, Minor Awardg Track 11. MARJORIE EVERSMAN GAC 12: MAC 10g Charles Carroll Club 10g Football Dance Committee 11. KATHLEEN FAULKNER Pep Club 11g Shorthand Award 60,805 Prom Com- mittee. RONALD FLATT DAVID FRANKLIN RUTH EMERSON GAC 10,11,12, Librarian, First Award: Latin Club 10, 11,123 Science Club 11g Junior Achievement 10.11, Vice Presidentg Prom Com- mittee. JON EVERSMEYER BARBARA FELTY Concert Band 10, Minor Award: Commercial Service 12g Pep Club 12g YFC 10g Shorthand Award 60,80g Graduation usher g Prom Corninittcc. JAMES FOLEY Pcp Club 12: Cross Country 11,12. Minor Award 11. hiajor Award 123 Football 10. Alinor Awardg Track 10,11,l2, Major Award 10, 11,12g Wrestling 10,11,l2, 1N1inor Award 10, Nlajor Award 11. MARGARET FRANO GAC 10. First Award : MAC 1 1 1 Charles Carroll Club 10: Eitlian Stall 121 Pep Club 12: Shorthand Award 60 3 Prom Commit- tee. 37 im, L , SHARYN FRAZER GAC 115 Fashion Show 11 ANNA MAY FREISE FNA 10511,12, President 12. RICHARD FRICKE Projectionist Club 10,11,12, Minor Letter 115 Senior Math Club 12. BRENDA GAMBLE KAREN GAY MAC 10,11, First Award Pin, Estlian Staff 125 Short- hand Award 60,80,1005 Prom Committee. 38 NW WALTER FREELAND Senior Math Club 12 CAROLYN FRESEN GAC 11,125 Librarian 115 'MAC 115 Estlian Staff 125 FTA 11,12, Treasurer 11, First Award Pin 5 Pep Club 115 Prospects Staff 115 Stu- dent Council House 115 Fashion Show 115 Junior Achievement5 Prom Com- mittee5 Centennial Dance Committee 11. MARVIN FUSSELL Orchestra 105 Latin Club 10,115 Pep Club 125 Sen- ior Math Club 125 Gymnas- tics Club 10, RITA GARDNER GAC 12, Treasurer 12, Ac- companist 125 MAC 10,11, Accompanist 10,11, First Award Ping Estlian Staff 125 Los Sabios 11,12, Secre- tary 125 Pep Club,11,12g Prospectx Staff 11, Student Council House 11,125 YFC 10,11,125 Shorthand Award 60,80,1005 Prom Committee. GENELLE GENETTI GAC 10,ll, Librarian 11, Minor Award 5 Charles Car- roll Club 105 FNA 10,11,12g Pep Club 125 Graduation Usher5 Prom Committee, SOUNDRA GERLITZ GAC 10,11, MAC 11, Pep Club 10,1 1,12, Shorthand Award 60,80,100, Junior Achievement 10,11. LINDA GILLILAND Pep Club 12, Fashion Show 11, Junior Achievement 10, 11. RICHARD GLOVER BYRON GOSS MAC 11, Choir 10,11, Mi- nor Award, Library Club 11,12, Vice-President, Sci- ence Club 10,11,12, Presi- dent 12, Projectionist Club 10, Prospects Staff 12, Sen- ior Math Club 12, Student Council House 11,12, Wres- tling 10,11 , Gymnastics Club 10,11, Science Fair 10,11, Pep Day Committee. LEATHEA GRAHAM Fashion Show 10,11. MELANIE GILES GAC 10, MAC 10, Choir 11,12, Parnassus Society 11, Pep Club 10,11,12, Pro- jectionist Club 10,11, Pros- pects Staff 10, YFC 10,11, Junior Achievement 10. RONNIE GLASS Pep Club 11,12, Prospects Staff 12, Senior Math Club 12, Cross Country 11,12, Major Award 12, Football 10, Track 10,11,12, Wres- tling 1O,11,12, Major Award 10,11 , Football Dance Committee 11, Prom Committee. RONNIE GNAEGY KENNETH GOULD CAROL GRANT Junior Achievement 10,11. 39 DENNIS GRAY MAC 125 Choir 125 Con- cert Band 10,11 5 Baseball 10, Minor Award5 Gymnastics Club 12. RONALD GREEN Latin Club 10,11 5 Senior Math Club 12 5 Student Council Senate 1 1,12, Pres- ident, Student Council House 10 5 YFC 12, Vice- President 5 Cross Country 11,125 Track 10,115 Wres- tling 10,11, Major Awards 10,1 1 5 Class Vice-President 11 5 Prom Magazine Re- porter 125 Prom Committee. LESTA GRISWOLD Concert Band 10,11,12, Mi- nor Award 10, Major Award 125 Marching Band 10,115 Twirler 125 FNA 10, 11,12, Secretary 125 Latin Club 11,125 Student Coun- cil House 1 1 5 Junior Achievement 1 1,12, First Award 11, Second Award 12, Secretary 11,125 Prom Committee. SHARON GUENTHER MAC 105 Ensembles 11,125 Choir 11,12, First Award5 GAA 10, First Award, Sec- ond Award5 Pep Club 10, 11,125 YFC 11,125 Short- hand Awards 60,805 Junior Achievement 11, Treasurer5 Football Dance Committee 10,11,125 Pep Day Program 12. JIM HALLOWS Latin Club 10,115 Mu Al- pha Theta 125 Senior Math Club 12. 40 1-.un-2 CHERYL GREEN GAC 10, Accompanist 5 MAC 10, Accompanist 5 Choir 11,12, Accompanist First Award 115 GAA 105 Pep Club 105 YFC 105 Graduation Usherg Prom Committee. RON GRIMMING Latin Club 105 Baseball 11, Minor Award5 Basketball 1O,11, Minor Award. JOHN GROVES ROBERT GRYZMALA Charles Carroll Club 10. RICHARD HANKINS Library Club 11,125 Science Club 115 Extlian StaFf5 Lat- in Club 10,11,125 Senior Math Club 125 Student Council House 105 Wres- tling 10,11 5 Gymnastics Club 105 Usher 11. PAUL HANKS Baseball 10, Minor Awardg Basketball 10,11,12, Major Awardg Football 10,1 1,12, Major Award5 Track 11,12, Major Award 5 Football Dance Escort 12. VENZETTA HARRIS TIMMY HEATHERLY Junior Achievement 10. JOE HERBERT ELLA HILL GAC 10,11,12, Librariang FNA10,12gGAA10,12. r . Z, Q1 'Mu' ivy 350 ,lieth .' Al 'UW L., GARY HARRIS Latin Club 10,11 5 Senior Math Club 12: Student Council House 105 Wres- tling 11. CHERYL HAUSER SIDNEY HERR Concert Band 10,11,12, Mi- nor and Major Awardsg Dance Band 12, Minor and Major Awards, Marching Band 10,11,12, Minor and Major Awards, Pep Band 11,12, Minor and Major Awards5 Orchestra 12 5 Est- lian Staff 125 Latin Club 115 Senior Math Club 125 Student Council House 115 Science Fair 10. BILL HERRINGTON Pep Club 125 Senior Math Club 12: Cross Country 115 Track 10,115 Wrestling 10, 115 Minor Award, 1NIajor Award 5 Gymnastics Club 105 Football Dance Com- mittee 125 AProm Commit- tee. MARGARET HILL GAC 1O,11,12, Librarian GAA 11. 41 1 DAVID HOBBS Pep Club 125 Student Council House 10,11, Foot- ball Dance 12, Prom Com- mittee 11. JAMES HOLMES Latin Club 10, Pep Club 12, Cross Country 1O,11, Minor Award, Major Award, Track 10,11, Mi- nor Award, Major Award, Wrestling 10,1 1, Minor Award 3 Gymnastics Club 123 Science Fair 10,11, Third Prize. JACK HORNBUCKLE Mu Alpha Theta 12, Certi- ficate, Senior Math Club 12, Student Council House 1O,11,12, Student Council Senate, Treasurer, Basket- ball 10,11,12, Minor Awards, Cross Country 1 1 g Track 10,11,12, Minor Award, Major Award, Class President 11 3 National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation 12, Prom Escort g Pep Day Commit- tee. FANNIE JO HOWELL Ertlian Staff, Leaders Club 11,125 Shorthand Awards 60,80 CAROLE HUBERT MAC 10,115 FTA 10, Lat- in Club 10,11,12, Junior Classical League Pin 11, Pep Club 11,125 Student Council House 11,125 YFC 1 1,12 5 Graduation Usher. 42 ,,lRR ?fH' fUN. EDMOND H. HOFFMAN KENNETH HOLTGREVE MAC 10g Senior Math Club 125 Science Fair 105 Third Place Efficiency Award. ROSEMARY HOWARD Fashion Show 11. CLAUDE HUBBARD MAC 10, Choir 11,12g Hi-Y Club 11,125 Baseball 10, Basketball 10. WILLIAM HUFF JOYCE HUIE Shorthand Awards 60580. JAMES HUSCHLE Latin Club 10,11,12, Pho- tographer5 Prom Committee. PATRICIA JACKSON GAC 10,115 Choir 11,125 Student Council House 105 Prom Committee. WANDA JACKSON GAC 10, Accompanist5 En- sembles l25 Choir 11,125 Accompanist, First Award Pin5 Estlian Staff 125 FTA 11,125 Parnassus Society 125 Pep Club 125 Student Council House 10,125 YFC 125 Fashion Show 115 Grad- uation Usher. ROBERT JAMES MAC 10, Librarian5 En- sembles 11,125 Choir 10511, 12, Pin Awards5 Pep Club 10,11,12, Vice-President 125 Prospects Staff 125 Student Council House 10,115 YFC 10,115 Baseball 105115125 Minor Award 10, Major Awards 11,125 Gymnastics Club 10, Minor Award5 stage Crew 1o,11,125 Foot- ball Dance Committee 10, 11,125 Prom Committee. JERRY HUNTER MARGARET HUTCHINSON GAC 11,125 Fashion Show 11. ROBERT JACKSON GARY JACOBI Los Sabios 11,125 Pep Club 11,125 Baseball 10,11,125 Football 105 Football Dance Committee 5 Prom Commit- tee. CAROLYN JOHNSON MAC 10, FNA 115 GAA 125 Fashion Show 10511. 43 4 LOYCE JOHNSON GAC 1o,11,125 GAA 11,12. CONNIE KARIKA Shorthand Awards 60,805 Centennial Dance Commit- tee. MARY FRANCES KEEN Choir 105 Junior Achieve- ment 11,125 Charles Car- roll Club 11,12 President 12, Pin Award5 Estlian Sta1T5 Pep Club 125 Student Council House 125 Short- hand Awards 60,80,100, 1205 Graduation Usher5 Centennial Dance Commit- tee5 Thanksgiving Dance Committee 115 Prom Com- mittee. VIRGINIA KIDWELL GAC 10, Ensembles 125 Choir 11,12, First Award 11, Librarian 115 Commer- cial Service 125 Pep Club 125 Shorthand Award 605 Football Dance Committee 125 Pep Day Program 12. WILMA KIRK GAC 10, Accompanistg Concert Band 10,115 Minor Letter 115 Marching Band 115 FNA 11,125 FTA 125 Parnassus Society 125 Secre- tary 125 Prospects Staff 125 YFC 125 Ofhce Service 11, 125 Junior-Social Planning Council Alternate 12. CAROL JOHNSTON MAC 10,11,12, First Award Pin 115 Student Council House 10,115 YFC 105 Shorthand Awards 60, 80,1005 Centennial Dance Committee5 Football Dance Committee 115 Prom Corn- mittee5 Graduation Usher5 Library Club 11. KATHLEEN KEEN Estlian Staffg Pep Club 125 Prospects Staff 125 Leaders Club 11512, Emblem 11, Pin 125 Shorthand Awards 60,80,100,1205 Graduation Usher5 Centennial Dance Committee 5 Thanksgiving Dance Committee 115 Jun- ior Achievement 11512. DIANE KEMPER GAC 10,115 Latin oiub 125 Pep oiub 12. DEAN KING PHILIP KOPMAN Concert Band 10,11,12, Mi- nor Award, Major Award 5 Dance Band 125 Marching Band 10,11,125 Pep Band 10,11,125 Orchestra 105 FNA 12, Treasurer 125 Lat- in Club 105 Senior Math Club 125 Student Council House 10,11,125 Pep Day Committee. CAROL KOSZELNIK Charles Carroll Club 12, Vice-President5 Leaders Club 11,125 Shorthand Award 60, 80,100 CALVIN LAIDLEY GAA 125 Senior Math Club 125 Prom Committee5 Hi-Y Club 12. CAROLE LAMONT Estlian Staff 125 Los Sabios 11,125 Proxpects Stall 125 Student Council House 125 Shorthand Award 60,80 5 Oflice Service 11512. ROSE LAMPEY GAC 10,11,12, Librarian 12, First Award: Charles Carroll Club 10,11 5 FNA 10512. ELIZABETH JOAN LANDFRIED Cafeteria Service 10,11,125 FTA 105 YFC 10,11. .a1m? , . JUDY KURRUS E5tlian Staff 125 FTA 105 Los Sabios 125 Pep Club 11,125 Student Council House 105 Thanksgiving Dance Committee 125 Prom Committee. ELMER LAMBERT Hi-Y Club 115 Basketball 10. FRANK LAMONT LINDA LAND GAC 12, Librarian 12 5 Concert Band 10,11 5 Marching Band 115 Fash- ion Show 12. BARBARA LANE Concert Band 10,11,12, Mi- nor Award 11, Major Award 125 Marching Band 10, 11,125 Pep Band 11,125 Est- lian StaFf5 FNA 11,125 FTA 11,125 GAA 10,115 Los Sa- bios 11,125 Pamassus So- ciety 125 Pep Club 10,11,125 Prospects Staff 125 Senior Math Club 125 Prom Com- mittee. RAYMOND LANE Debate Club 105 Parnassus Society 105 Prom Commit- tee. JOHN LAUGHLIN Charles Carroll Club 10. TRAVIS LAWSON RUTH ANN LEVAN Estlian Staff 125 FTA 11, 125 GAA 105'Los Sabios 11, 125 Parnassus Society 10 5 Pep Club 11,125 Prospects Staff 11,125 Student Coun- cil House 10,125 Shorthand Award 60,805 Class Playg Junior Achievement l0,11, 12, President, Secretary Treasurer of Bank 5 Prom Committee 5 Centennial Dance Committee 5 Football Dance Committee 10,11, JAMES LEWIS Student Council House 10, 115 Football 11,125 Major Awards, Track 11,125 Ma- jor Awardg Prom Commit- tee. 46 wil? NV MIKE LANGVIN JACK LAWS Football 105 Wrestling 11. KATHRYN LEBEAU MAC 115 Fashion Show 11. NORMAN LEVELING Gymnastics Club 10. KATHERINE LEWIS GAC 125 MAC 105 Pep Club 125 Fashion Show 125 Shorthand Award 605 Prom Committee. KATHLEEN LINTZENICK MAC 10,11. JAMES LONG Pep Club 10,11,12, Student Council House 1 1 3 Basket- ball 10,11,12, Major Awards, Football 10,11,12, Major Awards, Track 10, 11,125 Major Awards. MONTY LUTHER PAT MAHONEY MAC 10,113 FTA 10,11,12, Secretary 11, Junior Social Planning Council 10,11,l2, Secretary 12, Latin Club 10,11,12, Secretary 11, Jun- ior Classical League Ping Mu Alpha Theta 12g Sen- ior Math Club 12, Student Council Senate 11,12, Sec- retary 12, Class Treasurer 11, Leaders Club 10,11,12, Vice-President, Science Fair 105 Graduation Usher, Na- tional Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation 12, Thanksgiving Dance Committee 11,12g Prom Committee. JUDY MAPLE GAC 10, Librarian, Est- zian Staff 12, YFC 10, FNA 1o,11. CHARLES D. LONG Projectionist Club 10. GALE LOUCKS YFC 10,11,125 Prom Corn- mitteeg Centennial Dance Committee. DAVID LYNN Junior Achievement 10,11. SHARON MAINE GAC 12, Librarian, MAC 10,11. MARY ANN MARTIN Shorthand Awards 60,80, 100. 47 WALTER MARVICH Hi-Y Club 125 Senior Math Club 125 Baseball 10,11,12, Minor Award 10,11, Major Award 125 Prom Commit- tee. ROBERT McCANN BARBARA MCCOY WILLA MCMILLION MAC 10,11,12, Award 11, Accompanist 10,11,125 Commercial Service 12 5 Extlian StaFf5 FTA 10,115 Los Sabios 10,11,l2, Secre- tary, President5 Pep Club 125 Prospeots Staff 10,115 Student Council House 10, 11,125 Shorthand Award 60,805 Junior Achievement 10,11,12, President 10,11,125 Centennial Dance Commit- tee, 11. JANE MERRELL Fashion Show 115 Prom Committee, 48 ARTHUR B. MAY MARTHA MCCORMICK GAC10,11,12. BARBARA MCCRACKEN GAA 10,115 Pep Club 10, 11,125 Shorthand Award 605 Prom Committee. KAREN MENGERSEN MAC 105 Estlian Staff 125 FNA 10,115 FTA 11,12, Point Secretary5 Latin Club 10,115 Mu Alpha Theta 125 Prospects Staff 10,11,125 Senior Math Club 125 Stu- dent Council Senate 125 Class Treasurer 125 Leaders Club 11,125 Treasurer5 Sci- ence Fair 105 Conservation School Scholarship 11 5 Football Dance Committee 11,125 Prom Committee, journal Reporter 12. JANET MERRIMEN Commercial Service 125 Shorthand Award 60,805 Prom Committee. MIKE MIDDLETON Senior Math Club 12. DEANNA MILKERT Shorthand Awards 60,80. PAT MINOR Marching Band 10,11, Mi- nor Awardq Pep Band 113 Debate Club 113 Parnassus Society 113 Pep Club 10,11, 12, Secretary 123 Projec- tionist Club 123 Short- hand Award 605 Football Dance Committeeg Prom Committee. SANDY MOODEY GAC 10,1 1, Librariang Choir 123 Pep Club 10,11, 123 YFC 10,113 Football Dance Committee 113 Prom Committee. CAROL MOTTIN GAA 11, Parnassus Society 11, Pep Club 11,12p Project- ionist Club 123 Protpects Staff 123 Student Council House 10,11 3 Shorthand Awards 60,803 Graduation Usher 3 Football Dance Committee 1 1,12 3 Prom Committee. 1?-.1..f 3... 1 'Y DAVID MIDKIFF Pep Club. RUSSELL MILLER GEORGE MITCHELL CAROL MOORE GAC 10,11, First Award Ping Choir 11,123 Estlian Staff 123 FTA 11312, Treas- urer 11, Secretary 12, First Award Ping Latin Club 10, 11, First Award Pin, YFC 10,11,12, Prospects Staff. . s, . ..--:Q ---- 15' , 'gf irtt ' ANDREW MURPHY N Q, Q' ii 'h Orchestra 10,11,123 Senior I Math Club 12. -iw' ,. 49 JIM MUSSULMAN MAC 10, Choir 10,11,l2, Los Sabios 115 Pep Club 11, 12, Projectionist Club 10, Basketball 10, Manager, Minor Award , Cheerleader 12, Track 11, Gymnastics Club 1O,11,12, Captain 12, Stage Crew 12, Office Sew- ice 12, Football Dance Committee 1 1,12 , Prom Committee, Estlian Staff. YVONNE NEELY GAC 10,11,12, Librarian, First Award, Second Award, FNA 12, FTA 12, GAA 11,12, First Award, Second Award, Hi-Y Club 11, Fashion Show 10,11. PAMELA NEWBY GAA 10,11 , Parnassus S0- ciety 10,11,12, Pep Club 10, 12, Fashion Show 11, Prom Page, Football Dance Com- mittee 11, Prom Commit- tee. PAT NORWOOD GAA 10,11,12, First Award, Los Sabios 11, YFC 10,11, 12, Treasurer 12, Quiz Team 12, Junior Achieve- ment 11, Library Club 11, 12, Secretary 12. JAMES OSBORN 50 SUSIE NAUGLE Pep Club 10,115 Shorthand Award 60. DAVE NENNINGER PAULA NICHOLS GAC 10, Choir 11,12, First Award, Commercial Service 12, Parnassus Society 11, 12, Treasurer, Pep Club 12, Prospects Staff 125 Shorthand Award 60 , Graduation Usher, Foot- ball Dance Committee 10, 11, Prom Committee. NOEL OLIVER PATTY PALMIER GAC 1 1 , MAC 10 5 Choir 11,12, Pep Club 10,11,12, Football Dance Committee 11,12 , Prom Committee. WILMA PARKER MAC 10,115 Choir 11,125 YFC 10,1l. BONNIE LYNN PEEBLES MAC 1O,11,125 FTA 125 GAA 10, First Award5 Lat- in Club 105 Pep Club 10, 11,125 Student Council House 105 YFC 105 Prom Committee. SHARON PEPPER Commercial Service Club 125 Pep Club 125 Shorthand Award 60,80,100,120. CORNELIUS PERRY Basketball 10, Minor Award5 Football 1O,11,12, Major Award 11512, Minor Awards 10, Co-Captain 125 Track l0,ll,12, Major Awards 10,11,12. LAWRENCE PESTKA Pep Club 125 Football 10, 11,12, Minor Awards 10,11, Major Award 12. STEVEN PAYEUR Pep Club 11,125 Projection- ist Club 11 5 Football 115 Latin Club 10,11. GARY PEEL Latin Club 10,11 5 Senior Math Club 125 Student Council House 10,11,125 Baseball 10,1 1, Minor Awards5 Cross Country 12 5 Wrestling 11,12, Major Award 5 Conservation Camp 105 Prom Committee. VERONICA PERKINS MAC 10, Accompanist 105 Choir 11,12, First Award, Accompanist 125 Ensembles 11,125 Extlicm Staff 125 FNA 105 GAA 105 Projec- tionist Club 10,115 Pros- pects Staff 11,125 Sen- ior Math Club 125 Student Council House 10,115 YFC 10,11,12, Treasurer 115 Sec- retary 125 President 125 Leaders Club 10,11,12, Pin, Emblem. SUSAN PERRY Cafeteria Service Club 125 GAA 10,115 Pep Club 10, 115 YFC 125 Fashion Show 10,11. 1 f P 5, RICHARD PETERS MAC 10,125 Choir 11. 51 JOHN A. PHILLIPS Junior Achievement 1 1 CHARLES PONDER BILL PRICE SHARON RAIN GAC 11,125 MAC 15 FNA 125 FTA 125 Pep Club 10, 11,125 Projectionist Club 115 Football Dance Com- mittee 11,125 Prom Com- mittee 5 Pep Day Commit- tee 12. ALVIN RANDOLPH MAC 105 Choir 10,11,12, First Award 115 Junior Achievement 10,11,12, Pro- duction Manager5 Football 10,11,12, lvlinor Award, 10, Major Award 11,125 Track 10,11,12, Minor Award 10, Major Award 11,12. vwuvnq. Swv 1 T 17458, M -rpg . f In LARRY PINION LANNY DEAN POPE MAC 11,12, Librarian 12 EDWARD PRINE Concert Band 10,11, Minor Award 10, Major Award 125 Dance Band 125 March- ing Band 10,11,125 Pep Band 10,11,125 Extlian Staff 125 Pep Club 125 Senior Math Club 125 Student Council House 10,125 Stu- dent Council Scnate 125 Vice-President 125 Baseball 10,11,12, Minor Award 10, Major Awards 11,125 Class Vice-President 12 5 Prom Committee5 Football Dance Committee 125 Basketball 10, Minor Award. CHARLES RAMPENTHAL Choir 10,115 Pep Club 12. WILLIAM RANDOLPH Concert Band 10,11,12, Mi- nor Award 10, Major Award 125 Marching Band 10,11,125 Pep Band 10,11, 12'5 Senior Math Club. MARY RAST MAC l0,11, Minor Award 11, Charles Carroll Club 10, FTA l1,12: Latin Club l0,l1, Pep Club 1l,12, Sen- ior Math Club 12, Student Council House 11: Cheer- leading, Junior Varsity 11, Varsity 12g Prom Commit- tee, Football Dance Com- mittee 11. KARL REED Concert Band 10, Minor Award 101 Marching Band 10, Latin Club 10,11: Pep Club 11,12g Senior Math Club 12, Student Council House 10,11: State Conser- vation Scholarship 10. JAMES REILLY MAC 10: Debate Club 11: Hi-Y Club 10, Pep Club l0,l1,12, President 12, Pro- jectionist Club 10, Baseball 10,11, Minor Award, Foot- ball 10,11, Minor Award Track 10,11, Minor Award, Gymnastics Club 13 Science Fair 10,11, Stage Crew 12, Football Dance Committee 11,121 Prom Committee. JEANETTE RICKMAN MAC 11,12, GAA 1O,11,12, Pep Club 11,125 YFC 10, 11, Fashion Show 11, Prom Page 11, Football Dance Committee. JOY ANN RILEY GAC 10,11, Librarian, First Award, Fashion Show 12. 2 -as , vfs' in 'bl ,vu 'aug if 'Q' ifffffdv CATHERINE R1-:DD GAC 10,115 MAC 12, GAA 10,11,YFC1O,11. PAT REEVES Estlian Staff 12, FNA 11, Pep Club 11,12, Prospects Staff 12, Y-Teen Club 12, Football Dance Committee 10,11,12g Prom Committee, Snowball Dance Committee 10, Hi-Y Club 10. DALE REISS Los Sabios 11 , Student Council House 11, Baseball 10,11,12, Minor Awards 10, 11, Major Award 12, Foot- ball 10, Minor Award. JOSEPHINE RILEY MAC 10,11, First Award, FNA 11, FTA 12, GAA 11, 12, First Award, Pep Club 11,12, Student Council House 12, Fashion Show 11, Graduation Usher, Prom Committee. WILLARD RIPLEY Concert Band 10,11,12, Marching Band 11,12, Or- chestra 12, Pep Club 12, Senior Math Club 12. 53 JOYETTA ROBBINS JOHN RODAWALD ROBERT ROSENKRANZ Concert Band 10,1l,12, Mi- nor Award 10, Major Award 125 Dance Band 125 Marching Band 11,125 Pep Club 10,11,12. RITA RUFFNER Parnassus Society 12 5 Pep Club 10,113 YFC 10,11,12. EDNA SATTLEFIELD 54 NANCY ROBBINS Shorthand Award 60,80, 100. MARLYN ROLF MAC 10,115 Choir 12g Los Sabios llg Parnassus So- ciety 113 Pep Club 10,11,12g Cheerleading, Junior Var- sity 10,11, Varsity 123 Foot- ball Queen Candidate 123 Football Dance Committee 10,11,12g Prom Committee. TOM ROUSTIO Hi-Y Club 125 Pep Club 11, 125 Baseball 10, Minor Award 3 Football Dance Committee 11. STEVE SABO Student Council House 105 Pep Day Committee 10. CRETA SCHANUEL Shorthand 60,80,100. JANET SCHNEIDER Shorthand Awards 60580. RICHARD SCHUTZENHOFER MAC 10,115 choir 10,12. DAVE SEBESCAK Concert Band 10,11,12, Mi- nor Award 10, Ma or Award 125 Dance Band 125 Libzrarian5 Marching Band 10,11,125 Pep .Band 10,115 125 Student Council House Council 115 Stage Crew 1 1,125 Dramatics Class Playg Pep Day Committee 115 Drum Major 12. ROBERT SEPER Football 10,11,12, Minor Award 10, Major Awards 11,125 Wrestling 10,11,12, Minor Awards 10,11, Ma- jor Award 125 Usher 12. VIRGINIA SHORT FTA 105 Pep Club 125 Fashion Show 11,125 Junior Achievement 10,11,12. .,.,...a.,d5 KATHY SCHNEIDER MAC 105 Commercial Service 11,125 Pep Club 10, 11,125 Prospects Staff 125 Student Council House 105 Cheerleading, Junior Var- sity 10,1 1, Varsity 125 Shorthand Award 605 Foot- ball Dance Committee 10,11, 1 2 5 Prom Committee. Latin Club 10,11, Estlian Staff. ETHEL SCOTT GAC 10,11,12, Point sec- retaryg GAA 10,11,12. JOHN SEIBERT FTA 115 Pep Club 11,125 Projectionist Club 10, Stu- dent Council House 10,115 Cross Country 105 Wres- tling 105 Gymnastics Club 10,115 Science Fair 105 Football Dance Committee 11,12. MARY SHIELDS GAC 12, First Awardg MAC 11, Librarian5 Charles Carroll Club 105 FNA 10,11,125 Pep Club 12 5 Prospects Staff 125 Fashion Show 10 5 Junior Achievement 10,11,125 Football Dance Committee 115 Prom Committee. RICHARD SHOWMAN Latin Club 10,115 Pep Club 11,125 Projectionist Club 105 Student Council House 115 Football 10,11, Minor Awardsg Track 11, Minor Awardg Science Fair 105 Stage Crew 125 Office Serv- ice 11,l25 Football Dance Committee 10,11,125 Prom Committee. 55 MAXINE SIMMONS Fashion Show 11. GARY SKELTON MAC 105 Choir 105115125 Hi-Y Club 105 Football Dance Committee. CAROLYN SMITH GAC 105115 Librarian5 Mi- nor Award5 MAC 125 Ma- jor Awardg FTA 105 GAA 105 Pep Club 105115125 Stu- dent Council House 10512. TERRY SMITH CAROL SOLOMON GAA 105 Latin Club 115 Pep Club 115125 Student Council House 105 YFC 105 115 Football Dance Com- mittee 115125 Prom Com- mittee. kv . ad' LINDA SINGLETON GAC 105115 Choir 125 GAA 105 Los Sabios 115 Pep Club 125 Prospects Staff 125 Student Council House 115 YFC 105115125 Shorthand Award 605 junior Achieve- ment 10,11512, Secretary5 Treasurer. ARTHUR SMITH Concert Band 105115125 Mi- nor Award, Major Award 5 Dance Band 125 Student Di- rector 125 Marching Band 105115125 Pep Band 105115 125 Student Director5 Or- chestra 115125 Estlian Staff 125 Student Council House 125 Basketball 105115 Minor Awards5 Cross Country 115 12, Minor Awards5 Track 105 Minor Award5 Harvard Book Award 115 Prom Committee. HOWARD K. SMITH Cross Country 12, Major Award5 Track 105115125 Major Award 12. DANIEL SNYDER EMILIA SOTO MOLLY SOTO ROBERT SPITZER Concert Band 10,l1,125 Bli- nor Award 10, Major Award 125 Dance Band 125 Marching Band 1O,11,12g Pep Band 10,1l,12g Orches- tra 115 Senior lNIath Club 125 Student Council House 115 Stage Crew 115 Prom Committee. BILL SPRINGER Estlian Staff. GLEN STARNES SUE STEVENS Shorthand Awards 60,80 ARVIL SOUTHERN Pep Club 125 Baseball 10, 11,l2, lvlanugerg Basketball 10, lNIanager. RAY SPR.-XDLING JACQUELYN STANBACK MAC 12, Treasurerg Charles Carroll Club 113 Senior lN1ath Club 125 Prom Committee. ELEANOR STERLING GAC 105 Choir 105 GAA 105 YFC 113 Fashion Show 10,11. RICHARD STROTER Student Council House 105 Football 10,11,12, Ikiinor Awards 10.11: Trafk 10.11, Rlinor Awards 10,11: YVres- tling l0,12, Minor Award 10. 57 DELORES TABBS Student Council House 115 Fashion Show 105 Short- hand Awards 60,80 BARBARA TAYLOR GAC 10511, Librarian 115 Choir 11,125 FTA 10,115 Parnassus Society 10,11 5 Pep Club 10,11,125 Pros- pect Staff 105 Student Council House 115 Short- hand Award 605 Junior Achievement 10,11,12, First Year Pin, Second Year pin, Third Year Ping Football Dance Committee 10,115 Prom Committee5 Pep Day Program 11. PATRICIA TENLLADO Los Sabios 11,125 Pep Club 10,11,125 YFC 10,11,125 Treasurer 10 5 Football Dance Committee 11 5 Prom Committeeg Pep Day Com- mittee. JUDY THOMAS Football Dance Committee 12. ROSEMARIE TRICE MAC 10511, Secretary 105 Cafeteria Service 10,11,125 Pep Club 105 Fashion Show 11,l2. 58 1 ,W STANLEY M. TATE RUSSELL TEAGUE MARY ANN TERNAPROVICH GAC 125 Student Council House 125 Shorthand Awards 60,805 Graduation Usher. MICHAEL TOOHEY Cafeteria Service 12. SANDRA UPCHURCH GAC 10,115 Charles Carroll Club 105 Pep Club 10,115 125 Shorthand Award 60. LINDA VALLANDINGHAM GAA 10, Pep Club 11,125 Student Council House 115 Shorthand Awards 60,80, 100, Snowball Dance Com- mittee 10, Prom Commit- tee . JOSEPH VILLIER Pep Club 12, Senior Math Club 12. JUDY VOUDRIE MARY KAY WAGNER YFC 10,115 Fashion Show 12, Shorthand Awards 60, 80. CHARLYN WALKER GAC 10, FNA 10, YFC 10, 11. 'ffl JL CHARLES VERBECK Pep Club 10,11,12g YFC 10, Baseball 10, Manager, Basetball 10,11, Manager 10,11. DON VORUZ Pep Club 10,11,12g Baseball 10, Minor Award, Cross Country 11,12, Minor Award 5 Football Dance Committee 12. DONNA WACHTER GAC 10, Choir 11,125 Pros- pects Staff 125 Student Council House 11, YFC 10, 11, Shorthand Awards 60, 80, Football Dance Com- mittee 11,12g Prom Com- mittee. KENNETH WAGONER JO ANN WALLACE GAA 105 Pep Club 11,125 YFC 10,11 3 Shorthand Awards 60,80. 59 BARBARA WALLING GAC 105115 FNA 125 Los Sabios 115 Parnassus So- ciety 115 Pep Club 105115 125 Projectionist Club 105 YFC 105115125 Prom Com- mittee 125 Football Com- mittee 11512. FRANCES YVEAVER GAC 105115125 Librariang MAC 115 Librarian5 Fash- ion Show 11512. ELLYN WELCH Los Sabios 115 Shorthand Award 60580. WILLIAM WELLS MARY WILHOLD Pep Day Committee 12. . 1103 -'iii 2275, RITA WALZ MAC 10,115 Choir 125 Pep Club 105115125 Shorthand Award 60. GLORIA WEBER GAC 105 Los Sabios 11,125 Pep Club 105115125 YFC 1051 1512 5 Shorthand Award 605805100 5 Football Dance Committee 105 Prom Com- mittee 11. SHARON WELLS YFC 10511 5 Shorthand Award 60580 5 NOMA Spelling Award. CAROLYN WHITAKER GAC 105115125 Treasurer 12. ANITA JUNE WILLIAMS FNA 105115125 Prom Com- mittee. CAROL WILLIAMS Los Sabios 11,12. KENNETH L. WILLIAMS MAC 10, Accompanist 5 Choir 10,11,12, Accompan- ist 11,12, First Award 11, Second Award 125 Estlian Staff 125 FTA 12, Vice- President 12, First Award 12 5 Los Sabios 125 Latin Club 115 Prospects Staff 11, 125 YFC 10,11,12, Pianist 10,11,125 Pep Day Com- mittee, Globe Reporter. JAMES WILSON Concert Band 10,11,12, Ma- jor Award 12, Minor Award 105 Marching Band 10,11, 125 Pep Band 1O,11,125 Pep Club 12. MIKE WILSON BARBARA WINSTON '---48-9 H 1 A 4? .. , xf . 5 1, . A Q, I ,. , .nt A I CLYDE WILLIAMS Ensembles 11,125 Choir 10, 11,125 First Award 10, Sec- ond Award ll, Librarian, Assistant Accompanist 5 FTA 11,125 Latin Club 125 Senior Math Club 125 YFC 11,125 Pep Day Committee 12. JOHN WILLIS Pep Club 10,11,125 Student Council House 10,115 Base- ball 10,11,12, Major Award 10,11,125 Basketball 10,11, 12, Minor Award 10, Ma- jor Award 11,125 Football 10,11,12, Minor Award 10, Major Award 1O,11,12, C0- Captain 125 All-State Foot- ball Tea.m5 Football Dance Committee 125 Prom Com- mittee5 Football Dance Es- cort 12. MARY WILSON GAC 10,11. RON WINANS SHARON WINTERS Internates Staff 115 Inter- national Gazette Staff 11 5 Student Council House 10, 1 1. 61 KAY WOJCIK MAC l0,11, Librarian '10, 11 3 Commercial Service Club 123 GAA 10,11,12, Parnassus Society 10, Pep Club 10,1l,l2g Shorthand Award 60g Football Dance Committee l0,ll,l2, Prom Committeeg Snowball Dance Committee 10. JOYCE WUEST Los Sabios 11, Pep Club 11, 12, Cheerleading, Junior Varsity 11,121 Shorthand Award 60,803 Prom Page, Football Committee 1 l 5 Prom Committee. LARRY ZIMMERMAN The following members of the Class of June, 1962, did not submit pictures. Robert Dale Adams Patricia Adams Russell Albert Judith Mae Bernard Joan Gay Borkowski Charles Thomas Buchana Ronald Burgess Sarah Campbell Paul Christopher Coleman Annie Mae Cummings William Anthony Dalton Mary Ann Davis Robert Gerald Dobler Norman Docksteiner Robert Lee Dunning Garland Jerome' Edmonds Leonard Elsing Mattie Ferrell James F rizzell Louis F. George Joe Gerorniller Albert Giovando Bonnie Graham Bonita Gregory John Gutierrez Ralph Hagemann Patricia Haynes George Held Michael Henderson Mae Hill John Horner Howard Hudzik Michael Hubert Rose Marie James Marsha Johnson Rufus Jones Robert Kadavi Eric Koritta Rickey Keller James Earl Kincaid Mary Jane Lacy Sharon Lee Laird John Laquet Edward Leroy Don Albert Lewis Shirley Lyons Earlene Maggard Linda Mangum Ronald Lee Mattison lNilliam A. McMinn Janet Meyer Thomas Raymond Mooney George W. Mumphard Donald Nelson Ralph Newell James Nicholson David Ogden Dennis Patrick Willie Heinz Paulowski Patricia Ann Perry Alice Powell Herley Jean Prayer Patricia Reynolds MYRA WORTHEN MAC 105 Choir 1l,12, First Award Ping Pep Club 10, 1 1,12 g Student Council House l 1 5 Shorthand Award 60,80 5 Graduation Usher 11, Football Dance Committee 10,11 3 Prom Committee. KENNETH L. YOUNG Kenneth Ricks John Runge David Schanuel Rosene Scott Howard Smith Willie Lee Smith Loretta Starnes Shirley Swan Venida Thomas James Waligorski Charles Edward Walker Shirley Walker Sharon Kay Walters David Alfred Webb Larry Wicks Annie Bell Williams Dorothy Jean Williams Robert Wodochek Dale Yearian gf: I .A 'i 3.3. yi? T Q2 A 7,5 and I 'L ' Juniors January, I963 June, l963 Arthur Allen ' Jill Altman Linda Anderson 5 , -1'. ... 'nv , Mary Anderson I David Barnett Hu. I.. ' 4' .. Stephen Bauer lt- , 1 A H Sharon Bell ' V. 4 I Elaine Briggs ee ' ' as I 'E 5 5 Terra Grisman up Q gh A ,VJ . Edwin Clayton ' ff' -,V- a.22.sa: ,.:I 1,w2FlSs2 f l?we1fe , 'gyfflkfr -'e12Si.wff S K Philip Corran I ' Delores Frankes t,tl '39 ,N N T: Gloria Franklin i 'ili . .' .:SQgi35iZ' L4-4 ,il Robert Garcia ' I 5 ,-- iii Q ,,,,, Janet Garrett , -f,w Class of January Stephen Bauer, Mike Wheeler, Edie Goldenberg, Gloria Webb. GLASS OFFICERS JANUARY, 1963 President STEPHAN BAUER Vice-President MIKE WHEELER Secretary EDIE GOLDENBERG Treasurer GLORIA WEBB A MH' ' J, Q' I 963 4 P , Don Giger Edie Goldenberg Beverly Gregory Mike Haley Nancy Hampton Joseph Harrison Janet Johnston Mary Helen Jones Frank Keller Marsha Killian Charles Kimble Charles Leggans Patricia Mabry Claudia Morrow Joyce Noel Willard Payne Nancy Peludat Joyce Powell Edward Pulley Helen Ramirez Barbara Rudd Mary Schuckman Janet Shourd Donna Smith Dennis Stepanek James Swims Terry Tucker Tom Tucker Gloria Webb Mike Wheeler Marilyn Wolfe Roderick Young 65 The following members of the January, 1963 Class did not submit pictures. Chris Alvarado James Alvey Nathaniel Anderson Donna Kay Austin Bonnie Bach Roger Bariield John Barr Mary Beasley Richard Blow Don Lin Boerm Francis Bradley Charles Brooks Mary Ann Brooks Audrey Brown Pearson Bush Robert Carlson Robert Carter Clarence Carthen Henry Chatman Kathy Marie Chism Alzada Christian Harry Clark William Clark Donna Lee Cole Theresa Cook Harry Cullop Leman Davis Lloyd Dunn Richard Harsh Paul Havlon Jack Hill Yvonne Hill Charles Hooker Jesse Hornbeak John Howard Irene Hunt Elizabeth Hunter Sylvester Hyde Linda James Nina Janin Earl Jimison Rosalind Johnson Howard Jones Ollie Jones Louis Jordan John Kellick Robert Jopcyck Harold Krener James Kupinskie Evanstein Lee Lanoris Lee Melba Lexa Rosetta Lopez Fern Louvier Bernard Love Howard Maisel Willie Perry Oscar Phillips Richard Pingel Wandell Poe William Pride David Pride Ruth Ratterman Winifred Richardson Norma Riley Juanita Rose Patricia Rossen Lillie Rosson Gerald Safarik Charles Sampson William Saunders Brenda Scott Gerald Scott Martha Shecley Robert Sirtak Dianne Sloan Harlan Slone Arnetta Smith Carolyn Smith Terence Smith Norma Somraty Robert Spiker Mary Stege Jacqueline Storman Carol Eisiminger Sandy Essclman John Ferguson Jesse Fox Willie Fox John Franklin Robert Frye Willard Fulton Charles Gardner Larry Gass Nancy Gerne Jacqueline Gither Steven Harriston Maurice Hall Dorothy Halterman Warren Hampton Charles Emanuel Harris Charles Eskar Harris Paul Harris Montricia Manning Stanley Manning Garland Marcano Anthony Mareshie Darwin May Arnetha McCoy Ronnie McCoy Robert Medley Barbara Meyer Larry Millikin Howard Moore Karen Moore Richard Moore Edward Mumphard Michael Nix James Norris Thomas Novak Virginia Pack Charles Payne Robert Stovall Charlotte Thompson Dianne Lynn Thompson Raymond Tiffany Joanna Tinsley Janet Toth Ida Tourville Darwin Turley Arnetta Wade Catherine Wanner Steve Ward Patricia Westfall Thomas White Barbara Wierciszewski Gary Williams Beverly Wingo Mary Woodall Peggy Youngblood Richard Zaring CLASS OFFICERS JUNE, 1963 President BYRON HEAPE Vice-President MIKE HARROD Secretary JAN KOENIG Treasurer CAROL MADDUX Byron Heape, Mike Harrod, Jan Koenig, Carol Madclux. ass of June, I963 4 B 5 . - gr 22 f5 Wg, Terry Adelman Kathy Aldrich john Allen Carol Alton Armandin Alvarez Robert Anderson Harold Bahr Antonetta Barendregt Patrick Barnett Marie Barron Ruth Ann Bell Beverly Benson Sandra Blackman Carol Bornert Mary Ellen Bowen 67 Vicky Brindley Marilyn Brzatowski Don Buecher Tanta Bunn Dolores Burtz Dorothy Butler Roberta Campbell Veronica Carter Vicki Carter Jeanette Cooper Leroy Cox Jean Crain William Davis Beverly Dent Susan Duncan Gerald Durham Dick Eclsall Jack Ellis Diane Emerson Al Engelken Mary Ferrell Brenda Feigl Doug Fishel John Gerhard Robert Gray Ronald Greenfield Melvin Gunter Linda Hamilton Mike Harrod Joyce Haught Kathy Havel Byron Heape Beatrice Heath Gary Hess Doris Hill i 68 5.5.5 ,A-as lass of June, I963 QR' vw 51:34 -'SSS 'FCI' 'M Class of June, I963 '19 Xtwsiff' ras' an J 5 J-12 ' My 5 ' ' . 1.-ii i +156 .- -al l - - Ah. . 0 M, 'ffm as i i -nr' f, :: fs, M 'N ,P x s 'IN F1 Richard Hill Phyllis Hornbostel Sharon Hosey Jeanne Hudson John Hudson Charles Hueseman Carol Hunter Janeen Huntsman Gail Jackson Kenneth Jackson Judy Johnson Robert Justus Martha Kellogg Margene Kidwell Gary King Jan Koenig Joseph Knor Patricia Landrum Marilyn Langelle Margaret Ledendecker Deborah Lee Kathryn Lipe Sheila Lloyd Brenda Loverkamp Willie D. Mack Carol Sue Madclux Barbara Nlaksudian Marcia Malone Ron Nlarkezieh Judy Markuly Karen Martin Franees hlaul Loudene Mayberry Laneva MCField Alma McManus 69 Roger Mengerson Carole Milligan Art Madrovsky Clarence Mokzycki Donna Montgomery Sandra Mosley Joyce Musser Carroll Nesbit Sherrilyn Overbey Suzanne Payeur Karen Phillips Barbara Poston Deanna Pozsgay Bill Pulley Patty Pulliam David Rader Jo Ann Rea Marsha Recard Jo Ann Rials Bonnie Riley Barbara Robertson Ann Ropiequet Don Schlonat John Shellenberg Beverly Smith Melvin Smith Nancy Jo Smith Carol Soeteber Mary Sorensen Pam Sortor Pana Spanos Gary Stacey Carol Starr Kathy Stephens Susan Strecker 70 Class of June, I963 X, i f sw- ' M 'W M ff s i A Class of June, l963 WU Diane Strong Danny Sweeney Donna Taylor Jane Taylor Jean Taylor Betty Terhune Joyce Ternaprovich Betty Thomas Karen Trice Mike Tuncil Carol Turner Terry Turner Renee Tzinberg Delores Varady Janis Walker Carl Ward Candy Warden Charles Wasitis Daisy Watson Robert Weber Sandra Weber Darlene Williams David Williams Dorothy Wfilliams Elaine Wilson Kenneth Zinn Arthur Allen Brent Allen Edward Andrews Helen Anna Sarah Armour Janice Armstrong Robert Arriola Thomas Arriola Brenda Askew Roy Atwell Albert Bailey Edith Bailey I Brenda Bonner Linda Barbeau Ronnie Barbre Roel Barendregt Ben Barton Benny Batista James Beeler Robert Beil Ruby Belk Harold Bell Vernia Bellamy Janet Bertram Elanora Betts Lenora Betts Elliott Blaylock Larry Blencoe Kenneth Blyzes Sherdena Boatright Jeanette Boisseau Charles Brant Danny Broska Clara Brown Lloyd Brown Harold Bryant Myron Buchannan Dennis Buck Gerald Buckman David Buckner Sharon Burge Albert Bush Michael Butler Candy Byrne Levator Callahan Dennis Callahan John Callahan David Campen Raymond Caplinger Robert Carmack Joseph Carrico Earline Caton Dixie Chapman Eileen Chase Kenneth Chitty Patricia Cristakos Pat Landrum Sue Strecker Nancy Peludat Jan Koenig William Christen Alexander Cisheros Thelma Cleaves Charlotte Cleveland Larry Clifton Carroll Coleman Sharon Collier Jo Lynn Compton Sharon Cooper Herbert Core Terry Courtney Patricia Crawford William Cross John Crum Sandra Curtis Raymond Daniels John Darnell Jerry Dashney Charles Davidson Reese Davis Sally Dehner Samuel Dempsey Allan Dennington Robert De Wolf Adrienne Doolin Sandria Dorsey Clinton Duensing Daniel Eastman Beverly Benson Nancy Peludat Lester Eiskant Lavanda Ellison Jean Emmerick Victor Evans Richard Eversman Donald Faulkner John Fierce Ingrid Fischer VVilliam Flack Rose Flanagan Jon Ford James Fortman Marian Foster Joyce Fowlkes Charles Frazer James Frazier Charles F risby Ann Fulton William Gammon Pamela Gardner Barbara Garner Mary Gaston Frederick Geiger Mello Gianino James Gibson Willie Giles John Giles Cleta Golden TCYFY Tucker, John Barr F e r g u s o n, Wiesciszewski Larry Goodrich Robert Goscinski Floyd Gould Lawrence Grady Lawrence Gregory Robert Gregory Randolph Gully Dennis Gurkin Alan Hagler Janet Hall Michael Hall Audrey Harris Raymond Hass Donna Hawkins Robert Hayden Robert Hayes Iva Hearty Earl Helm John Hemmer Billie Hensler Johnnie Herndon Jean Herron Mary Hill Robert Hill Betty Hogshead Mary Hooker Vivian Howze Louise Hrasky Jean Hughes Keith Hunter Barbara Iglehart Eileen Ivory Booker Jackson Mable Jackson Joseph Jacobs Gary Jahns Stephen James Jeanne Jarrell Darrell Johnson Eugene Johnson James Johnson Robert Johnson Ronald Johnson Earl Jones ' Frances Jones Hilton Jones Mable Jones Melvin Jones Rita Jones Jeanette Juengel Kitty Kahl Wfilma Keller Judith Kemper John Kimutis Alfred King Virginia Kinnard at Mabry Robert Kiser Jack Kissir Irma Kleinaitis Theresa Kniieeik Irene Krakowiecki Ernest Leach Sandra LePas Ali-ce Lewis Gallie Lewis Obadiah Lewis VVolfgang Lier Melvin Littlejohn Roma Littlejohn Grace Lograsso Joan Louvier Evelyn Lowery Phillip Lush YVilliam Luther Mary Lynn Gorliss Maher Kenneth Marciak Evelyn Martin Kenton Martin Mary Helen Martin Glint Mason Georgene McCain James McGarey Wlillie McGray Haley, Tucker, Goldenberg Gaylon lX1cHugh Barbara McKee Judith lWcKinney Percy McKinney Lawana McKittrick Carol McMillin Tom McNIurray Nancy McNeill Gheryl Merriwether Lois Miller Sue Miller Wlilliam Mokriakow Celia Moore Ernestine lWoslcy Gary lWurphy XfVilla Nave Forrest Nelson Donna Newman Phillip Nichols l'Vesley Nims James Odneal Eunice Oltmann Patricia Onstott Barbara Ort Sherria Osborn Larry Owens Marion Owens Dale Ozee Melvin Parmeley Bobby Peek Ellis Perry Lester Petty Michael Petterson Charles Phillips Wfilliam Pierce Emma Pleasant Bessie Powell Edward Powell Michael Pope Malcolm Purcell Danny Raggety Lucille Raines Helen Redden Leonard Redwine Phillip Rehfeldt Robin Renden Shirley Renner Gloria Richardson Billie Riley James Riley Linda Rives Nancy Robbins Brenda Roberts David Roberts Harold Roberts Alfreda Rogers Edie Goldenberg Sandra Rollberg Carol Romanik Mike Rossy James Royston Frances Rupeika Eugene Ryder Linda Sanders Stanley Sawyer Robert Sazma James Schmidt Wlilliam Schofield Harold Sellers Margaret Settles Ruth Ann Sherman Charles Sizemore Don Slack Nathan Sloan Lila Smallwood Dennis Smith George Smith Gloria Smith Ricky Smith Wlayne Smith Wlilliam Sorden Beverly Spencer John Spirk Robert Springstead Dennis Sprous Gail Stankus Barbara Stanley Janice Statler Marilyn Steinhauer Delores Stennis Harold Stief Lynda Stovall Pauline Stover Judith Strauss Sandra Strehr Carol Stuempler David Summers Marshall Swalley Glenda Taylor Anthony Thomas Mary Thomason VVilliam Thomason Sallie Tilman Dannie Tiry James Trione William Troxel Retha Tyson Victor Valdes John Vickery Lois Wade Robert Waligorski Bonnie Walker Bob Wallace Janet Johnston, Gloria Steve Bauer, Walter Webb. Young, Dave Barnett: Patricia Walsh Carolyn Warren Foster Warren Georgette Warren Fredrix Washington Barbara Weber Barton Wleber Lee Wells Robert Wells Marion Whitehead Dorothy Wiesciszewski Carolyn Wilburn Rita Williams Sandra Williams Billie Wilson Fred Young William Zaricor Mary Ann Zientara Sophomores gf J' Left to Right Ist ROW: Bernadette Dunlap, Alberta Dixon, Judith Edwards, Barbara Felox, Carol Eck, Liz Finkle, Lily Deen, Rita Enzwiler, Sandy Edmonds. 21111 ROW: Shirley Ellis, Karen Fette, Phyllis Donham, Barbara Room Donahoe, Wanda Evans, Alice Francis, Gail Epps, Donna Eugea, Barbara Dunn, Pamela Fields, Mary Ann Edwards, Sheila Eddy, Jeannine England, Donna Draper, Sue Flack, Sharon Davis, Miss Fischer. 4-G Sophomores Room IOO Left to Right Ist ROW: Linda Mae Bramley, Dorothy Anderson, Darlene Beatty, Linda Lee Bridges, Barbara Jo Bles, Sandra Bristoe. 2nd ROW: Susan Juanita Boyle, Ju- dith Ann Bertram, Diane Apostol, Peggy Broshears, Kath- erine Brant, Josephine Barboza. 3rd ROW: Miss Bowe, Mary Elvira Barron, Linda Sue Alden, Wanda Lee Alexan- der, Margaret Alvarado, Kathleen Armstrong, Dorothy Brown, Gloria Brown, Pamela Barton, Mary Ann Astuto, Shirley Brainerd. 'nd' if Left to Right Ist ROW: Susan Sullivan, Donna Rosetto Joan Zimmerman, Brenda Williamson, Dwyla Tunstall Willie Triplett. 2nd ROW: Bonnie Touchette, Jean Wag- ner, Beth Walker, Pamla Thompson, Cheryl Touchette Roon1IOI Sophomores Roon1IO3 Left to Right Ist ROW: James Potts, Maurice Plickebaum, ton Mike Walter Gary McGarvey Gary Pinion Robert Paul Kisselbach, Jim Lyles, Bob O'dell, Calvin Randoph, Rayburn Robert Parum Larry Memer Edward MCHall Bill Mattatall, Mike Maier, Terry Lee Johnston. 2nd James Gill Arron Leach George Olion John Neeley Leroy ROIV: Mr. Grossmen, Ronald O,Laughin, William Hamp- Manning J Left to Right Ist ROW: David Edwards, James Thomas, ley, James Fears, James French, Alan Fox, Gregory John- Frenton Gerlitz, John Ebersohl, Larry Forness, Dennis son, Charles Garner, Harry French, Donald Day, William Freiberg, John Diefenbach, Neil Gaston. 2nd ROW: C. L. Drum, Merlin Esselman, Wayne Frazer, Joe Dixon, Charles Goin, Kenneth Felty, Bobby Francis, James Lee, Philip Geiler, Barry Deatherage. Fannings, James Fuehner, Michael Dillard, Richard Fin- Room IO6 Sophomores Room IOS STANDING left to right: Connie Love, Jerrystean Morris, ten, Shelia Moore, Carol Payne, M. Weingartner. SIT- Sharon Leggs, Judith Maine, Margaret McDonald, Carol TING: lna Polk, Janet Merritt, Doris Martin, Scarlet McCoy, Sandra Newton, Ella Norman, Albert Radel, Su- Oldham, Betty Madison, Ruth Parvin, Karen Mites, Joyce san Meyer, Janice Morrison, Sharon Onstott, Dianne Mit- Martin. al I Left to Right Ist ROW.' Sharon Stief, Lisa Silberberg, Jerry Heard, Shirley Stephan, Pat Smith, Carol Thomas, Barbara Stark. 2nd ROW: Kathy Stepanek, Linda Taylor, Norma Seper, Wilma Sheroky, Mary Sweeney, Kay Size- more, Marion Spainhower, Linda Scott. 3rd ROW.' Sandra Stephan, Donna Strange, Donna Schrum, Christie Tamms, Irma Simmons, Claudia Stith, Sally Schneider, Cheryl Shannon, Cheryl Swain, Judy Taylor. Room I IO Sophomores Room I3O Left to Right Ist ROW: Judy Kessler, Darlene Lewis, Linda McElligot, Karla Knichel, Margie Kurrus, Karen Kimbell, Judy LaRussa, Carol Loeschner, Alice Lee. 2nd ROW: Odella McField, Novella McField, Sandy Krause, Jane Klaus, Pat Krupp, Francis Leonard, Martha Lewis, Earlene McCarey, Pat Juenger, Terry Mclver, Norma Martin, Miss Donharn. 3rd ROW: Mrs. Pyle. Sharon Mace, Sharron Kemper, Bonnie Laurent, Linda Like, Ro- berta Kurns, Karen LaFaven, Mary Lyons, Theresa Lee, Jo Ann McCottrell, Christine McCollough, Marcia Kaase. Left to Right Ist ROW: Pat Hearn, Carole Ham, Vivien yl Key, Tommie Johnson, Sheila Gigger, Phyllis Epperson, Joiner. Linda Hooten, Karen Killian, Brenda Hannon. 2nd Millie Howard. Dorothy Hawkins, Ruby Hall, Doris Goins, ROW: Miss Saunders, Sheila James, Sandra Harris, Velma Lujune Hill, Margaret Lansing, Judith Groves, Brenda Foster, Lela Knox, Gloria Downs, Bernadette Fowler, Cher- Hooten, Sharon Kirkland. Room I38 Sophomores Room I 63A Ist ROW: John Chamness, Tom Clark, Paul Cockrel, Gary ny Davis, Randall Clark, Robert Coleman, Buddy Carroll Cook, Roger Coomes, Tom Casteel, Bill Burchett, Ray 3rd ROW: Frank Crossin, Robert Owen, Jerry Bulo Younger, Bill Cameron. 2nd ROW: Mr. Cameron, Joe Larry Clutter, Bob Dartt, Dennis Church, Edward Dancy Cobb, Reginald Coates. John Stygar, Jimmy Bynum, John- H J fl. ii 3 r ,,,,l , g me-qw fzzmamnau, ..lm,,f:-r1znr:1fl ls-r s 1 Left to Right Ist ROW: Mike Ham, James Harris, William jim Gregory, Ray Dunn, Harold Esselborn, Tom Jentsch Hartley, Erwin Hoefler, Joe Jennings, Marshal Enhardt, Richard Halwachs, Roger Hill, Randy Eisenhouer. Francis Gavach. 2nd ROW: Mr. Scherrer, Torn Greene, Room I 66B Sophomores Room I7O Left to Right, Denny Allen MCCOskey, Donald Mulford, James Mahan, Gerald Nave, Rich- ard Murphy, Gary Nabb, Mr. Lloyd. M gi f ,Q 5, m,h,,.L 2 m,,,.. r, Y. 7k.. ., z f. 157225 1 ga l rf Left to right FIRST ROW: Lillie Graham, Linda Gwalt- ney, Sandra Gibbor, Judy Gammon, Mary Ann Habanek, Marsha Gale, Carron Hall, Bonnie Garrett, Linda Frede- ricks, Nelda Gray, Char Lynn Graves, Carolynne Harper, Georgia Hartman, Judy Harris, Karen Hahn, Shawn Darlene Haege, Jackie Gaiter, Karen Groves, Barbara Gorsage. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Fletcher, Joyce Hackney, Hazelwood, Phyllis Hayes. Room I 76 Sophomores Room I 86 Left to right FIRST ROW: Pat Crain, Cathy Campanella, Twyla Dall, Ella Benton, Carol Cole, Carol Berry, Regenia Barrett, Jo Carol Daniel, Laura Collins. SECOND ROW: Mary Bertrand, Diane Cernickey, Judy Burchfleld, Cynthia fefsfs 5 .K -, . gf ,- r, 1,- , Q M, 1, , W ,,,, J-, ,yl ,i J i,,, J ,,,i J r xmflln-...H Bowen, Janet Cook, Judy Barger, Shirley Anderson ane Bartholomy, Miss Jost, Sharon Bennett, Norma Brooks, Shirley Denzmore, Mary Clayborne, Prince Ella Ayers, Carolyn Banks. Laura Collins Damper, Betty 97 99 , J Left to right, FIRST ROW: Ruth Herbert, Nancy Jones, Dorothy Hudson, Evelyn Jackson, Willie Jackson, Linda Harrington, Beverly Johnson, Mikelyn Jines, Linda John- son, Judy Hodge. SECOND ROW: Kathy Johnson, Win- nie Jones, Mentha Holman, Verna Johnson, Marilyn Hoov- - HLHLLY' er, Ernestine Ingram, Shirley James, Layne Huber, Ruth Johnston, Laverne Jefferson, Hannah Hensler, Barbara Heider, Jinks Jenkins, Linda Huskey, Stepanie Houston, Mrs. Gray, Rose Helfer. Room I9I Sophomores Room I 93 Left to right, FIRST ROW: Linda Cates, Gwinn Cooley, Pamela Darnall, Lois Campbell, Mattie Dantzler, Susan Danzer, Barbara Clemons, Sandra Bunch, Virginia Cris- man, Brenda Croissant. SECOND ROW: Miss Boyd, Pa- tricia Brown, Judith Clark, Janet Clements, Jane Claus, Patricia Carmack, Dorothy Bruce, Barbara Cella, Betty Crawford, Diana Carperter, Rosetta White, Barbara Buck- ner, Judith Brown, Barbara Buckhannon, Carlene Cozier, Dorothy Cravens. nt -, - f a ux:-, Mmm ,gf ' ' ' Left to Right 155 RQW5 Gwendolyn Whitfield, Betty Cynthia Shepherd, Juanita Tipler, Patricia Wasitis, Lonna Ward, Sheridan Cruise, Betty Tolson, Denise Thomas, Di- Whitaker, Betty' Sham, Sharon Smith, Darlene Smith, ana Richards, Jackie Reeder, Lynda Zink. 2nd ROW: Pamela Th01T1PS0H, Alberta Woodall, MIS. Whifted' Rosie Spann, Marilyn Woodson, Pat Stout, Barbara Reilly, - Room zoo A Sophomores Room 207 Left to Right Ist ROW: Gregory Knuckle, Michael Jahns, Jarrett, Joe Lutker, Jeff Lipe, John King, Willie Hughes Jerome Lee, Ronald Jones, Ricky Lansford, Jesse Joiner, Troy Knight, Jerry Langley, Jerry Jones, James Jones Richard Edwards, Steven Komeshak, Guy Kolb. 2nd Douglas Kirkpatrick, Richard Juenger. ROW: Mr. Logsdon, Harold lngle, Ernest Johnson, Ben 2 Left to Right Ist ROW: Theodis Legrone, James Parks, Coy Nunn, James Fowler, Raymond Davis, Charles Rog- ers, James Remkus, Ronald Owen, James Peel, Bill Raburn, Jesse Overton. 2nd ROW: lylr. Loveless, Anderson Reeves, Robert Reeves, Rayburn Phelps. Lawrence Obin, Carlos Redd, Kenneth Overturf, Willie Mosely, John Paul, Har- len Peyton, Glendle Overby, Casey Rohr, Walter Powell, James Rea, James Prather, Paul Odenthal, David Ricketts, Leroy Reeder. Room 2I4 Sophomores Room 228 Left to right, FIRST ROW: Belita Phillips, Louise Potts, Marolyn Rehkopf, Linda Prather, Judy Peeler, Linda Quinn, Linda Riley. SECOND ROW: Ann Pittman, Mar- garet Moore, Mary Pickens, Pat Schaub, Charlene Poston, Trina Pena, Judy Phillips, Carolyn Rice, Loretta Prsha, .... L Barbara Perkins, Karen Schmidt, Linda Redden, Carol Price. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Price, Gloria Phillipson, Gerry Purcell, Barbara Rogers, Grayce Poole, Karla Reed, Carolyn Price, Sharon Runnalls, Anita Ramey, Sharon Poshard, Miss Rongey. l.. Left to right FIRST ROW: Judy Murphy, Bernice Patter- son, Marilyn Newbolds, Kay O'Harrow, Aldene May, Jean- ette Neal, Teresa Morning. SECOND ROW.' Mrs. Rich- ter, Diane Ogden, Becky O'Brien, Billie Jean O'Donnell, Carleen Owens, Mary Ada O,Dell, Timmie Moore, Mary I Helen Mason, Stephanie Mikhalchuk, Sharon May, Shar on O,Brien, Paula Montgomery, Ronnie Naeve. THIRD ROW: Kathy Moody, Karen Morrow, Diane Odell, Mau- reen Onstatt, Wanda Kaye Nelson, Ella Mae Mumphard Janet Mollet, Eileen Moehring, Julia Mosolygo. Room 229 Sophomores Room 235 Left to right FIRST ROW: Alonzo Hall, John Smith, Hubert Tremble, Phillip Hampton, Pete Gianino, John Huff, Thomas Hastings. SECOND ROW: Edison Cole, Roger Grimming, Ronald Houston, Larry Gombos, Edward Goeglein, Darrell Gross, Aubrey Hampton, Wendell Hug- gins, James Love, Darrell Riley, John Hemrnerle, Chuck Hill, Gregg Gregory, jesse Hudson, Mrs. Harvey. Left to right FIRST ROW: Cscar Shannon, Bill Smith, John Rozkiewicz, Terry Shofner, Alan Sparks, Charles Short, Bill Shultz, Mel Steirrhauer. SECOND ROW: Bob Harris, Gerald Smith, Willie Russell, Alvin Stovall, Charles Shipley, Thomas Russell, Charles Scott, Lacy Sim- mons, Don Sherman, Dale Shaskey, Frederick Scott, Leon- ard Shores, Larry Sims, Jim Sheeley, Gary Romanik, Gary Stanley, Bob Stephens, Bill Sherbut, James Joseph, Don Solt, Lennie Sneed, George St. Clair, Larson Stacey, Rich- ard Snyder, Mrs. Pirtle. Room 236 Sophomores Room 238 is 3 -M59 3 J' Left to right FIRST ROW: Dennis Walsh, James Thomas, Chris Williams, Robert Valentine, Darrell Turner, Harold Larry Ward, George Taylor, Eddie Taylor, Richard Tin- Swearengin, Rodney Thomas, Gary Thomason, Daniel dall, Willie Taylor, Larry Tincher. SECOND ROW: Al- Wagoner, William Tottleben, Paul Upchurch, Lawrence fred Worthen, Richard Thornton, Dennis Yeargain, Fred Stuart, John Walker, Jimmie Hazelwood, Walter Waite, Woods, Richard Waits, Thomas Willeford, Phillip White, William Walls, Mrs. Stief. S-fi if we T a W R rrsr 5, .ssrtii W' A 'F Y f .LL ..... WWW: 4ai'Dn E it i E Q Pictures Were Not Available for the Following Tenth Grade Homerooms William Hellon Ronnie Kelly Paul Richards George Rogers Glenia Shaw Larry Smith Lawrence Stanley Kenneth Stenzel Robert Adams Dennis Allen Richard Allen James Allison Robert Allsup Edward Andrews Charles Ayers David Ayers Robert Bailey William Batson Michael Allan Kenneth Allison Edward Anderson Gary Beeves Charles Bernard Larry Bernard Edward Blaine Walter Boyce Don Boyer Mr. Higgins - Room 174 Edward Sterling Albert Tabbs Harold Tindall Roy Tobin Robert Tucker William Turner Lonnie VanHoose Jerry Varady Thomas Wacker Mr. R. Fletcher - Room Robert Baumgardner Anthony Beckenbaeh Doran Beckwith Jeffery Beeler James Begley Edward Bell Michael Benson Gerald Bequette Billy Bilderbaek Eddie Bishop Miss Clute - Room 239 Claude Broshears Clifford Brown Dennis Brown Gerald Brown Perkin Brown Richard Brown William Buchana Charles Burkeen John Burris Gregory Warren Clarence Way Dennis Wiese Allen Williams William Willis Michael Wilson Thamous Wooten Kenneth Wray Edward Blackson Gary Bonebrake Ronald Bowen Calvin Boyd Jule Boyer Curtis Brown Glennon Brownson Dale Bruner Michael Buchana Avery Cooper Kenneth Castle Larry Coldon James Collins Robert Crites Carl Davis Otha Davis Terry Dei-ehmann Arelious Dorsey Eddie Drake f W, aff- Swfgqs Q A2-5f3?wSf . U , , 515 wi 3 eww M my 1 x , Qfyiwi JSI :-' . . ' I. :.:'5:-J: E Q, ,K xg 15 X52 is hw ,wg K g Grganization Left to right, FIRST ROW: Carol Sue Maddux, Karen Mengersen, Viva Cothren, Pat Mahoney, Janice Maul, Edie Goldenberg, Jan Koenig, Judy Williamson, Joyce Mahan, Judy Evans, Judy Lamb, Gloria Webb. SECOND ROWY Ed Prine, Richard O,Brien, Jim Arm- strong, Steve Bauer, Jack Hornbuckle, Byron Heape, Kenneth E. Williams, Ron Green, Mike Harrod. Student Senate Ronald Green Student Council 1961-62 President The Student Council In September, 1959, the Student Gouncil of East St, Louis Senior High School be- gan its Hrst active year. Under the guidance of Miss Ruth Merz, the Senate, com- posed of all class ofhcers, and the House of Representatives, consisting of a delegate from each home room have achieved much during their short existence. Innovations made were Sophomore Orientation Day, Senior Night, and various projects held throughout the year. Ofhcers of the fall semester this year were Ronald Green, President, Viva Gothren, Vice-President, Pat Mahoney, Secretary, and Jack Hornbuckle, Treasurer. In the spring semester Ronald Green, Ed Prine, Edie Goldenberg, and Armstrong were elected President, Vice-President, Secretary and Treasurer respectively. House of Representatives Left to right, FIRST ROW: Phyllis Strong, Barbara Per- kins, Jackie Reeder, Kathy Havel, Pam Sorter, Jack Hom- buckle, Viva Cothran, Pat Mahoney, Linda Mclilligott, Nancy Peludat, Liz Finkle. SECOND ROW: Renee Tzin- berg, Vicki Carter, Wanda Jackson, Josephine Reilly, Peg- gy Youngblood, Audrey Armistead, Gail Jackson, Bernice Patterson, Odessa Lee, Kenneth Zinn, Richard O'Brien. THIRD ROW.' Jack Ellis, Dennis Donham, Ken Avery, Bill Goss, Jim Armstrong, Donna Strange, Char Lynn Graves, Carol Bornert, Linda Johnson, Mary Ann Terna- provieh, Carole Lamont. FOURTH ROW: Dale Shaskey, Richard Hamilton, Bill Cameron, Gary Peel, Ed Prine, Carol Barnwell, Pat Pulliam, Donna Taylor, Carol Payne, Bonnie Bach, Rita Gardner. FIFTH ROIV: Frances Niaul, Susan Meyer, Pat Hearn, Benny Bautista, Robert Alsop, Gary Ross, Bill Mattatall, Eugene Ryder, Clarence Moks- cycki, Darrell Johnson, Don Giger. SIXTH ROW: Miss lN1erz, Jim Carner, Mike Wheeler, Dennis Stepanik, Steve Bauer, Pat VVindom, Regenia Barrett, Cedell lNIOsley. SEVENTH ROW: Carl Brown, Irwin Hoefler, Tom Wacker, Larry Forness, Jerry Jones, Larry Obin, Mary Frances Keen. 91 Left to right, FIRST ROW: Edie Goldenberg, Kathleen Stephens, Carol Turner, Brenda Lovcrkamp, Benny Bau- tista, Karen Boswell, Gary Jahns, Gerald Safarik. SEC- OND ROW: Suzanne Payeur, Sharon Mace, Carole Ham, Barbara Lane, James Welshans, Arthur Smith, Charles Bordoli, Susan Meyer, Kenneth Stenzel, Diana Emerson, The Concert Band The East St. Louis Senior High School Band is an organization of four bands - a concert band, a dance band, a pep band, and a marching band. The concert band, largest of the four, has eighty members. To qualify for this band, one must show proficiency in the major and minor scales and the basic rhythm patterns. Those holding the higher positions in the concert band, positions which are deter- mined every two weeks by tryouts, constitute the pep band. The pep band plays for all assemblies and pep sessions. Certain members of the concert band who showed an interest in dance music dur- ing the summer music program were chosen to make up the dance band. It plays for special programs and assemblies. 92 K Linda Taylor, Donald Giger, Charlotte Cleveland, James Swims. THIRD ROW: Patricia Hearn, Lesta Griswald, Patricia Crain, Renee Tzinberg, Bernard Green, Dick Ed- sall, Janice Maul, William Randolph, Edward Prine, Wil- lard Ripley, Albert Bailey, Mic'hael Tuncil, Edward Mc- Hale, Randall Clark, Thomas Meteer, Walter Waite, Rich- 1 F ard Hamilton, Willa Ann Nave, Robert Rosenkranz, John Gerhard, Sidney Herr, Hilton Jones. FOURTH ROW: David Sebescak, Charles Hueseman, James Peel, Lynn Alt- man, Aldene May, lvlichael Jahns, Iva Polk, Cail Jackson Barbara Posten, Carol Berry, Darwin May, Mary Sorensen Janet Cook, Marcia Malone, Kathy Aldrich, Jeff Beeler, 1 1 Joseph Harrison, lkiichael Wheeler, James Wilson, Jule Boyer, Norman Docksteiner, Charles Belba, Philip Kop- man, Robert Spitzer. FIFTH ROVV: Dianne Klitten, Carol Socteber, John Guse 1 Director, Kenneth Allison, Kent Mulford, Dennis Yeargain, James Harris, Vivian Howze, Lloyd Dunn, Linda Moses, Peggy Youngblood. The marching band, a smaller version of the concert band, is assembled into a suitable marching unit each fall. It marches at all football games and parades. Each year two members of the concert band are selected to represent the band at the University of Illinois Summer Music Program. The Schubert Club of East St. Louis furnishes scholarships for these two. This year Hilton Jones and Dick Edsall were chosen. The officers of the band for 1961-1962 are: Arthur Smith, President, Sidney Herr, Vice-President, Edie Goldenberg, Secretary, and Charles Hueseman, Treasurer. 93 DAVE SEBESCAK fsgmw- '5' 333, Q Dance Band DRUM MAJOR Left to right, FIRST ROW: Art Smith, Ed Prine, Charles Bordoli, Charles Huescman, Dave Scbescak, Randall Clark. SECOND ROW: Kenny Allison, Charles Belba, Bob Spitzer, Phil Kopman, Jim Harris. THIRD ROW.' Bob Rosenkrantz, Hilton Jones, Sid Herr, John Gerh- ard, Carol Soetoebcr. 935 Lesta Grizwold, Tanya Drum, Barbara Maksudian Twirlers Pep Band Left to right, FIRST ROW: Charles Bordoli, Susan Moyers, Kathy Aldrirh, Janine Rlaul, Dirk Edsall, James W'elshans, Art Smith, Edie Goldenbcrg. SECOND ROW: Charles Belba, Phil Kopman, Bob Spitzer, Dave Sebcscak, Charles Hucseman, Randall Clark, Bill Ran- dolph, Ed Prine, THIRD ROW: Miko Whcclcr. Harvvy W'ilson. Bob Rosenkrantz, John Gerhard, Sid Herr, Hilton Jones. FOURTH ROW: Peggy Youngblood, Carol Soctoebcr, James Harris, Kenny Allison. Left to right, FIRST ROW: Thelma Beaird, Pat Jackson, Marlyn Rolf, Barbara Rudd, Celia Moore, Eddie Jones, Cheryl Green, Elaine Briggs, Veronica Perkins, Wanda Jackson, Kathy Croak. SECOND ROW: Patricia Palmier, Lois Miller, Sharon Guenther, Dorothy Williams, Linda Singleton, Myra Worthen, Dennis Gray, William Davis, Charles Sampson, Melvin Smith, Barbara Taylor, Carol Moore, Gloria Webb, Marilyn Langellc, Barbara Wiercis- zewski. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Wilburn, Betty Terhune, Kathy Denham, Nancy McNeill, Sandra Moodey, Melanie Giles, Bob James, Barton Weber, William Pierce, David Campen, Judy Johnson, Donna Brasel, Carol Dunaway, Choir The Choir is composed of the outstanding singers of East St. Louis Senior High School. The members are selected through 'gtryoutsf' This group gives annual Christmas and Spring Concerts for the enjoyment of the student body and the public. The Ensembles is a select group chosen from the Choir. This small group of stu- dents who are outstanding in singing ability, practice after school to learn songs for presentation at the concerts and other special programs. Christmas concerts were held December 10 for the public, December 21 for the stu- dent body, and December 21 for the Rotary Club. Spring concerts were given April 19, and May 13. 96 ii i ii i I i 11 , Georgene McCain, Joanna Tinsley, Charla Allen. Edna. Kidwell, Frances Jones. Miss Jost. FIFTH ROW: Gary Collins. FOURTH ROW: Patricia Mabry, Wilma Parker, Skelton, Jon Eversmeyer, Larry Bernard, Leroy Cox, Wil- Janeen Huntsman, Beverly Dent, Patrifia Cook, Phyllis liam Niemeyer, Alvin Randolph. At the piano: Kenny L. Strong, Claude Hubbard, Clyde Williams, George Mum- Willian1s,James Clark. phard, Richard Schutzenhofer, Eleanor Sterling, Nancy Peludnt, Gwen Reeves. Margaret Ledendecker, Virginia Ensembles Left to right, FIRST ROW: Kathy Denham, Sharon Clyde VVilliams, Wfilliam Niemeyer, Virginia Kidwell, Guenther, Robert James, Jim Clark, Donna Brasel, Veronica Wanda Jackson. Perkins. SECOND ROW,' Patricia Cook, Phyllis Strong, 97 ii ' q' 13.11 ' x 1 sn..-A Left to right, FIRST ROW: Sue Miller, Cathy Campa- nella, Diana Richards, Betty Clayborne, Novella McField, Carol Atwell, Evelyn Martin, Laneva McField, Karen Mites. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Cravens, Karen Kum- bell, Marsha Recard, Judith David, Susan Edwards, Shir- ley Renner, Marilyn Wolfe, Rita Gardner, Sharon O'Brien. THIRD ROW.' Patricia Stout, Mary Mason, Legertha Donnell, Shirley James, Carol Soeteber, Mary Ross, Caro- lyn Fresen, Sheila Lloyd, JoLynne Compton, Susan Danzer. FOURTH ROW: Antonnetta Barendregt, Julia Mosolygo, Barbara Reilly, Miss Jost, Beverly Smith, Gloria Downs. The Girls' Advanced Chorus For those girls interested in singing and music the Girls, Advanced Chorus is available. Directed by Miss Rosalia Jost, these enthusiasts practice during regular class periods, They participate in the various concerts and increase their knowledge of music. The Choir practices for the Christmas candle- ened auditorium and the Choir processing to light professional. Visualize if you can, a dark- A'Come Hither Ye Childrenf' 98 dine Douglas, Jacquelyn Stanback, Loretta Johnson, Sarah Campbell. FOURTH ROW: Charles Bernard, John Smith, Kenneth Jackson, Al Engelken, Alan Fox, Dennis MCCOS- key. Charles Hill, Roger Barfield. FIFTH ROW: Harold Bahr, James Potts, Obadiah Lewis, Glendle Overbey, Dale Shaskey, Maurice Clancy. The Mixed Advanced Chorus The counter part to the Girls Advanced Chorus is the Mixed Advanced Chorus which meets durinff class time also It is the organization which a boy joins if he hopes to become a member of the Choir at some future time. This group which studies music theory and singing IS directed by Miss Jost. 99 as Left to right, FIRST ROW: Violins: Joanna Tinsley, Carolyn Krause, Frances Maul, Violas: Charles Buchana, Donna Montgomery: Cello: Kenneth Wagoner. SECOND ROW: Violins: Linda Quinn, Ruth Herbert, Stephan Bauer: Flutes: Kathy Stevens, Carol Turner, Clarinets: Dick Edsell, Arthur Smithg Oboe: Jerry Safarik, Bassoon, Karen Boswell g French Horns: Diana Emerson, Barbara Cleveland, Trumpet: Sidney Herr. THIRD ROW: Reginia Barrett, Anne Pittman, Dale Geiler, Mr. Curley, Miss Nie- hoffg String Bass: Terry Ostendorf3 Bass Horn: Mike Wheeler, Percussion: Jim Harris, Kent Mulford, Carol Soeteber, Lloyd Dunn, Peggy Youngblood, Dennis Year- gain. The Orchestra The East St. Louis Senior High School orchestra has been functioning in its new capacity for two years under the direction of Mr. Paul Gurley, Music Supervisor, East St. Louis Public Schools. The group is composed of a string section which is instructed by Miss Hedwig Niehoff and brass, woodwind, and percussion sections which are supplied from the membership of the band. This year the orchestra performed at the Choir Christmas Concert which was held Sunday afternoon, December 10, 1961, and at the Alton orchestra festival held March 10, 1962. A quintet organized by Miss Niehoff and composed of Joanna Tinsley, Linda Quinn, Frances Maul, violinists, Charles Buchana, violistg and Ken Wagoner, cellist performed at the festival. Ten area schools participated 100 IAAX .ligne . ,,, Q 5,-gg K ' 'E Yes' Left to right, FIRST ROW: Mrs. Gunter, Karen Trice, Diane Tyson, Joyce Haught, Judy Kemper. Shelia Lloyd. Theresa Cook, Ruth Bell, Shirley Renner, Sharon Ander- Linda Anderson, Elizabeth Langfried, Barbara Collins. son, Mary Ann Pierson, Mike Tooey. SECOND ROW: The Cafeteria Service Club An organization which day after day contributes many hours of worthwhile service to our school is the Cafeteria Service Club. These workers, under the direction of Mrs. Gunter, daily 'iserve with a smilei' as they perfomi duties which are necessary to keep a student body of 2000 well fed new -an -gpanlli' fr'u..J'QQ Nina Misegades Related Activities Jack Laws, Rick Showman, Bob Rosen kranz, Mary Rast, Janet Hubert. 101 M EC 2:33 Wir ,alarm H1221 i i e 3 J M , it ff W e 3 - 1 - :M W 5? f i i ii an M , l 1 Left to right, FIRST ROW: Sharon Pepper, Willa Mc- Bolinger, Joyce Sprow, Judy Avery. SECOND ROW: Mar- Million, Sharon Guenther, Virginia Kidwell, Janet Merri- garet Frano, Paula Nichols, Kay Wojcek, Barbara Felty, man, Sharon Heatherly, Janet Remer, Joyce Noel, Miss Joyce Bynum. The Commercial Service Club The Commercial Service Club, under the guidance of Miss Harriet Bolinger and Mr. Clyde Goin, is in its fourth year of operation. Advanced stenography students volunteer to type and operate the duplicating ma- chines in Office ll2. Much of the work is submitted by faculty members and is subsequently used in classroom activities. Rita Gardner and Kathleen Keen portray typing and checking duties usually observed in Oflice The Future Teachers of America The Future Teachers of America is a national organization of students interested in the teaching profession. East St. Louis Senior High School received its FTA charter March 25, 1947 and through the years has become an extremely active group. Members visit colleges, attend workshops, and as part of the Illinois Associ- ation of Future Teachers of America, send delegates to the annual convention. This year members heard a report by Janice Maul on her National Science Foun- dation course at the University of Illinois, they heard Mr. Lester Crow discuss the field of teaching, they attended a regional workshop at Collinsville 3 Eve students went to a special education meeting in Springfield, and the group attended a St. Clair County Convention. Officers from September to January were Janice Maul, President , Ken L. Wil- liams, Vice-President, Karen Mengersen, Point Secretary, Carol Moore, Secretary, and Carolyn Fresen, Treasurer. February to June officers were Ken L. Williams, President, Donna Brasel, Vice-President, Wanda Jackson, Point Secretary, Karen Mengersen, Secretary, and Mary Rast, Treasurer. This organization is under the guidance of Miss Ruth Merz. Left to right, FIRST ROW: Carol Moore, Ruth Ann Levan, Betty Terhune, Renee Tzinberg, Marilyn Langelle, Linda Cates, Barbara Lane, Pat Landrum. SECOND ROW: Ken L. Williams, Mary Rast, Diana Emerson, Carolyn Fresen, Susan Edwards, Janice Maul, Diana Rich- ards, Karen Phillips, Barbara Poston, Mary Ross, Sharon Onstatt, Suzanne Payeur, Sandra Stephan, Ruth Herbert, Janet Molletz, Wilma Kirk, Shirley Lyons, Karen Menger- sen, Clyde Williams, Wanda Jackson, Donna Brasel. 103 W- - fm? Left to right, FIRST ROW: Patricia Ramsey, Barbara Armistead, Bonnie Garrett, Diane Thompson, Sharon On- Lane, Wilma Kirk, Diana Richards, Denise Thomas, Tom- statt, Jeanette Copper, Thelma Beaird, Jean Corran, mie Johnson, Dianna Emerson. SECOND ROW: Mary Anna May Freise, Peggy Youngblood, Lesta Griswold, Shields, Barbara Hedden, Nancy Peludat, Dorothy Ander- Philip J. Kopman, Miss Rongey. son, Rebecca Dovet, Laura Collins, June Williams, Audrey The Future Nurses of America ff. Cf H5221 l 104- One of the most active organizations at East St. Louis Senior High School is the Future Nurses of America Club. Organized in 1955, to explore the various fields of nursing and their educational requirements, FNA is under the competent supervision of Miss Mildred Rongey. Goals of the group are accomplished by visiting nearby hospitals and participating in activities given by various medical organizations. Many nursing scholar- ships are earned by members of the club who maintain the required aver- age and have the necessary prerequisites. Meetings are held the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at 8 A.M. Those who served as officers this year are Anna May Freise, President 3 Peggy Youngblood, Vice-President, Lesta Griswold, Secretary, and Phil Koprnan, Treasurer. Features of the year include tours to Deaconess, Jewish, and St. Luke's hospitals, a report by Miss Doris Justus, R.N. who worked two years in Ghana, and, a picnic in May to honor seniors. The FNA Installation 1:3 .x Officers of the Future Nurses of America Club were installed at ' f 1 VP. impressive candlelight ceremony held December 1, 1961, at the Y.W.C.A. l At this meeting, the oath of oflice was administered. Student nurses, former F N A members, took part in this official activity. M l The parents of FNA members attended and were served refresh- ' 'V ments at the snack party which followed the installation. 'll Left to right: Jeannie Corran, Lesta Griswold, Rosemary Page, Dorothy Williams, Anna .Z May Freise, Peggy Youngblood, Danielle Kenney, Mona Morgan. ...nav Left to right, kneeling, FIRST ROW: Jane Klaus, Karen Hahn, Vernia Bellamy, Elnora Betts, Yvonne Brown, Carol Cox, Mary Mason, Ethel Scott, Linda Cates, Karen Kil- lian. Standing, SECOND ROW: Miss Menestrina, Linda Barbeau, Catherine Bailey, Marilyn Williams, Pat Perry, Janet Mollet, Dorothy Alcorn, Margene Kidwell, Josephine Riley, Loyce Johnson, Legertha Donnell, Theresa Lee, Jer- 4 line Jones, Ella Hill. Standing, THIRD ROW: Ella Mae Mumphard, Joyce Musser, Diane Apostle, Carolyne John- son, Barbara Wierciszewski, Joanna Tinsley, Gloria Frank- lin, Mary Ross, Martha Kellogg, Bonnie Touchette, De- anna Pozsgay, Marilyn Wolfe, Pat Wasitis, Essie Baily, Loretta Johnson. The Girls' Athletic Association The Girls' Athletic Association is the oldest organization at the East St. Louis Sen- ior High School. It is aihliated with the Illinois League of High School Girls, Ath- letic Associations. The purpose of this organization is to promote interest in athletics, to strive for the health and safety of its members, to keep sportsmanship uppermost in the girls' conduct, and to have good, wholesome recreation. Oflicers of the G.A.A. are President, Catherine Bailyg Vice-President, Mary Ross, Secretary, Legertha Donnell 3 Treasurer, Marilyn Williams 5 and Prospects Reporter, Loretta Johnson. Any girl in school may become a member of G.A.A. by -attending ten meetings and participating in the activities. Members enjoy picnics, play days, and other social activities. This year Loretta Johnson received her second state award, a map of the state of Illinois, the highest award that a G.A.A. member can earn. Miss Leona Mencstrina is the faculty adviser of the organization. 106 Left to right, from top Butch Roberts, Jim Mussulma-n,' Mr. Mabry, Dennis Gray, Wolfgang Leer, Dave Webb, Jim Reilly, Charles Belba. The Gymnastics Club The Gymnastics Club is a new club that has been formed this semester, It is for boys with talent for working on the mats, the parallel bars, the side horse, and the trampoline. Two of the members of the club, Jim Mnssulman and Harold Roberts, were added to the cheerleaders this year. Mr. Robert Mabry is the sponsor of this organization. 107 The Hi-Toppers Better than Bandstand, any early-rising East St. Louis Senior High School student will guarantee. The Hi-Toppers is composed of all students who get together in the mornings to dance until school begins. This activity which is under the direc- tion of Miss Menestrina, is participated in by a large number of students. xl' f-'dl' N - ,SMX l f Q l i. Dao. . tt .1540 Karen Mengersen and Sidney 'V Herr just sitting it out, pos- ji sw , sibly after a strenuous Chubby f Checkers number, or maybe it was the 'SPeppermint Twist. Q gif 0 Left to right, FIRST ROW: Phyllis Strong, Odessa Lee, Karen Mengersen, Pat Mahoney, Donna Brasel, Carol Koszelnik, Kathleen Keen, Fannie Jo Howell, Brenda Bise, Viva Cothren, Veronica Perkins, Beverly Gregory. SEC- OND ROW: Martha Kellogg, Ann Ropiequet, Jean Craine, Renee Tzinberg, Jeanette Cooper, Pat Landrum, Mary Helen Jones, Janet Garrett, Virginia Pack, Mary Ann Schuchman, Terry Tucker, Nancy Peludat, Gloria Franklin, Janet Shourd, Edie Goldenberg. THIRD ROW: Miss Fischer, Dianne Strong, Terri Crisman, Vicki Carter, Betty Terhune, Suzanne Payeur, Beverly Benson, Carol Sue Maddux, Carole Ham, Kathy Havel. Brenda Loverkamp, Vickie Brindley, Susan Strecker, Janice Morrison, Jackie Reeder, Norma Brooks, Susan Meyer, Mrs. Johnson. The Leaders, Club was organized to assist in the girls' physical education classes. The club consists of a group of girls who take gym five days a week in order to aid the instructors in their duties. These girls meet in the gym one night a week to learn about and participate in skills, games, and sports. Miss Patricia Fischer and Mrs. Izona Johnson are the club sponsors. 109 The Leaders' Club 'U' Q Left to right, SEATED: Pat Pulliam, Janis Walker, Brenda Loverkarnp, Dianne Mitten. Standing, FIRST ROW: Mary Bertrand, Pat Crain, Jackie Reeder, Pat Hearn, Diane Thompson, Joanna Tinsley, Donna Taylor, Carol Sue Maddux, Audrey Armistead, Ronnie Barbre, Doug Fishel, Richard Hankins, Jim Schmidt. Standing, SECOND ROW: Kent Mulford, Jim Harris, Charles Brant, Donna Rosetto, Jim Swims, Phyllis Denham, Larry Bernard, Julia Mosology, Janet Shourd, Mike Wheeler, Claudia Morrow, Pat Landrum, Steve Bauer, Pat Mahoney, Renee Tzinberg, Donna Brasel, Carol Turner, Dorothy Williams, Lynn Alt- man, Janeen Huntsman, Dennis Stepanek, Terry Adelman, Barton Weber, Dennis Donham, Gary Ragan. The Latin Club The Latin Club, sponsored by Mrs. Evelyn Jerde and Mrs. John Jacobs, is one of our largest organizations. A member of the Junior Classical League, a national or- ganization whose purpose is to further an interest in classical learning, Latin Club is active in many projects. Last October members of the group attended a state- wide Junior Classical League Convention in Springfield, where one of East Side's students, Steve Bauer, was nominated and elected president of the next conven- tion which will be held in Collinsville in 1963. Other activities included a banquet given in the spring in ancient Roman style. The Latin Club, high in school spirit, won first place this Thanksgiving with a float in the Pep Day parade. 1 10 TQ?- LATIN CLUB 1961-1962 ACTIVITIES REVIEYVED Tom Pope and Dennis Donham, Junior Classical League Convention representatives, meet at the 1961 Convention in Springfield, Illinois, October, 1961. I 0 6:5 .oil 5 m 3 9 ' ie we 22211 bn ' A lb X 1 1 V gif' I 4? ' ff f f 5 ' 3 v I A ' 5 I ' ' gi 5 if lzb Steve Bauer, Doug Fishel, Pat Landrum, Brenda Lover- kamp, and Diana Kemper prepare to deliver Thanks- giving Day baskets. Barbara Rogers presents Roman market to Anna May Freise, in Roman attire, shows the publiC at Open House. another View of 11 Roman market. 111 Seated, FIRST ROW: Gary Ragan. SECOND ROW: Left trick, Georgette Warren, Pat Norwood. THIRD ROW to right, Jim Carner, Bill Goss, Herbert Core, Dennis Don- Steven Bauer, Clyde Williams, Charles Frazer ham, Richard Hankins, Miss Oldendorph, Lawana McKit- The Library Club The Library Club is a service organization. The club members check in all new books, put pockets in them, stamp them, and stencil all books before they are placed on the shelves for the enjoyment of the students. Miss Ethel Oldendorph, the sponsor, teaches club members about different types of books, how to check these books out, how to help students find books, and how to be of assistance to a person who is having trouble with the card catalog. Jim Carner, President g Bill Goss, Vice-President, Pat Norwod, Secretary-Treasurer served as club ofhcers. .Jf'l..x Librarians, Miss Oldendorph and Miss U Boismenue contemplate the problem of the empty book shelves. Mu Alpha Theta Mu Alpha Theta, a national high school and junior college mathematics organiza- tion has been a part of our school since it was originally organized in October, 1957 when East St. Louis Senior High became a charter member. Miss Rachel Kuehn organized and continues to sponsor our chapter. The purpose of the club is to promote interest in higher mathematics. In order to become a member of Mu Alpha Theta, a student must be taking Senior Mathematics and have a 95 average in all previous mathematics courses and a 90 average in all other subjects. The group meets every Tuesday morning for Help Sessions when members assist any math student desiring special aid. Cedell Mosley served as president from September to January. Dennis Stepanek held that office from February to June. AT TOP: Janice Maul, Doug Weville, Carol Cohn. Left to right Mengersen, Kenneth Coleman, jack Hornbuckle Pat Mahoney Richard OBr1en Ken E. W1ll18mS. ,, We X wx 2, SEATED: Cedell Nfosley, James Hallows, Dennis Donham, Karen A . 5 SEATED: Mr. Opperman, Assistant Principal, STANDING: Carole Lamont, Brenda Burgett, Linda James, Karen Kim Virginia Pack, Wilma Kirk, Connie Beers, Norma Somraty, bell, Beverly Benson, Carol Solomon, Martha Kellogg. The Office Service Club The offices of our school received much assistance from students who agree to use their study hour doing office work. There is mutual gain as these girls receive experience which is helpful later in obtaining employment. Some of the work done by these students involves typing ofice lists and cards, keeping tardy records, filing, receiving and delivering messages, completing passes, and keep- ing the sign-out list up to date. These students are supervised by the Assistant Principal, Mr. Robert Opperman and by the regular full-time office workers. 14- The Parnassus Society The Parnassus Society was formed to give students interested in creative writing, drama, art, literature, and music an opportunity to meet and study these subjects. The name Parnassus refers to a mountain in Greece which was the culture center of the Greek gods. Sponsored by Miss Babs Ann Bowe and Mrs. ,Io Frances Vallo, the club's major projects are the LITERAMA, a paper featuring articles written by the members and the annual book fair, a money-making activity. Club oflicers are Charles Frazer, President, Mike Harrod, Vice-President, Georgette Warren, Secretary, Bill Pierce, Point Secretary, Carol Cohn, Treasurer. Left to right, SEATED: Jean Hudson, Betty Terhune, Renee Billy Pierce, Mike Harrod, Georgette Warren, Charles R. Tzinberg, Shirley Lyons, Peggy Youngblood, Wilma Kirk, Frazer, III, Brenda Loverkamp, Jan Koenig, Frances Maul, Barbara Lane, Wanda Jackson. STANDING: Mrs. Vallo, Karen Groves, Karla Knichel, Judy Kessler, Judy Phillips, Doris Hill, Dorothy Williams, Lester Petty, Lawana Mc- Miss Bowe. Kittrick, Barton Weber, Dennis Stepanek, Stephan Bauer, Left to right, FIRST ROW: Dave Minor, Pat Minor, Jim Reilly, Rick Showman, Sharon 'Q , Gorsage. SECOND ROW: Jim Mussulman, Paula Nichols, Donna Wachter, Carol Jean xx R Mottin, Mel Gunter. THIRD ROW: Kay Wojcik, Barbara Reilly, Norene Dillard, Pat -Hxjg, K Reeves, Pat Stout, Harold Roberts, Bill Herrington. FOURTH ROW: Dave Hobbs, Larry ,' f Pestka, Roberta Kussus, Sandra Bunch, Darlene Lewis, Barbara Hazelwood, Judy Phillips, Q Karla Knickel. FIFTH ROW: lNIiss Williams, Mary Vaughn, Linda Darnell, Carol Wilburn, P1 Celia Moore. Q7 kv X Q M The Pep Club The Pep Club works to build school spirit and to get student body support for school athletic activities. Sponsored by Miss Marie Williams, this group forms the nucleus of our cheering section at home football and basketball games, VVhen possible, the Pep Club charters buses and attends away games. An innovation this year was the charging of 504 dues per semester. Jim Reilly headed the club with Bob James, Vice-President, Pat Minor, Secretary, Sharon Gorsage, Treasurer, and Jon Ford and Rick Showman, Sergeants-at-Arms. J 'l The Projectionists' Club The Projectionistsl Club is a service club composed of students who are able to maintain a C average and are willing to give up their study periods. The group performs the important service of showing various films to classes. The club which meets the Hrst and third Wednesday of each month before school to carry on club business is sponsored by Mr. Joe W. Galbreath. Most of the clubis income for the year was earned as a result of sponsoring the movie 'iThe Mating Gamen for the student body. Oflicers include the Chief, Ken E. VVilliams, his Assistants, Bill McMinn and James Cummins, the Secretary, Judy Avery, and Typists, Sandra Weber, Judy Lamb, Joyce Mahan, Jeanette Cooper, and Kathy Havel. Left to right FIRST ROW: Virginia McAfee, Margene Williams, Bill McMinn, James Cummins, Roger Mengersen Kldwell Jeanette Cooper, Judith Avery, Judith Lamb, Kathy John Hemmer, Richard Fricke, James Garner Charles Havel Barbara Rogers, Nancy Moore. SECOND ROW: Bernard. Bob Valentine Ron Greenfield, Mr. Galbreath, Kenneth E. anno,-:pests THE PROSPECTS, East St. Louis Senior High School7s newspaper, is published three times each semester. The newspaper staff is divided into three sections - news, features, and sports. Members of the news staff report on important events that occur during the school year, feature staff members write editorials, poetry, interviews, humorous articles, and other original work, and the sports staff reports on the athletic events. The PROSPECTS is published by hard-working students who, enjoying newspaper work, give up their study hours to keep the paper as informative and interesting as possible. The faculty adviser is Miss Pauline Crader. Q Left to right, FIRST ROW: Sally Dehner, Barbara Lane, Carol Cohn, Pat Reeves, Norene Dillard, Karen Phillips, Charles Belba, Pam Sortor, Pat Landrum, Phyllis Strong. SECONR ROW: Mary Shields, Linda Singleton, Peggy Youngblood, Wilma '6 4 Kirk, Barbara Poston, Beverly Benson, Kathy Aldrich, Marcia Malone, Lisa Silerberg, Ronnie Glass. THIRD ROW: Renee Tzinberg, Betty Terhune, Ken L. Williams, Mary Sorensen, Sharon Wylie, Kathleen Keen, Ruth Ann Levan, Carole Lamont, Donna Wachter, Paula Nichols, Claudia Morrow. FOURTH ROW: Jill Altman, Frances Maul, Veronica Perkins, Terra Crisman, Jackie Reeder, Steve Bauer, Mike Wheeler, Carol Sue Maddux, Brenda Loverkamp. Left to right, FIRST ROW: Willard Ripley, Alfred Martin, Paul Bledsoe, Mike Middleton, Sidney Herr, Gary Harris, Jim Hallows, Jacquelin Stanback. SECOND ROW: Robert Spitzer, Karen Mengersen, Dale Cole, Barbara Lane, James Armstrong, Nancy Bovinette, Donna Brasel, Walter Free- land. THIRD ROW: Joseph Villier, Clyde Williams, Mary Rast, Gary Peel, Pat Mahoney, Calvin Laidly, Dennis Brown, Carol Cohn, Ken E. Williams, Douglas Neville, Janice Maul, Karl Reed, Adlai Dixon. FOURTH ROW: Cedell Mosley, Bill Herrington, Ronald Green, Richard Fricke, Philip Kop- man, Dennis Donham, Larry Bell, Marvin Fussell, james Bryant, Billy Randolph, Keith Irvin, Walter Marvich, Ken- neth Coleman, Gary Ragan, Jack Hornbuckle, Bill Trione, Michael Reed, Randy Frizell, Richard O'Brien, Bob Mitchell, Kenneth Avery, Tom Combs, Richard Blattner, Joe A1-time, Kenneth Holtgreve, Andrew Murphy, Joe Cotton, Bill Goss, Ralph Hagemann, Jon Eversmeyer, Miss Kuehn. The Senior Mathematics Club Every Thursday morning, members of the Senior Math Club meet to supplement their regular class work with additional lessons, reports, and demonstrations. Miss Rachel Kuehn sponsor the organization. Thi year the group heard reports given by Edie Goldenberg who studied math and philosophy at Houston University and Janice hlaul who studied math and engineer- ing at the University of Illinois. Richard O'Brien and Keith Irvin served as in- structors in the use of the slide rule. Officers for the year were Doug Neville, President, Dennis Donham, Vice-President, Nancy Bovinette, Secretary-Treasurer. I ll, F c .L ' ig., ' A Q 119 Left to right, FIRST ROW: Carol Bornert, Terry Turner, Carole Lamont, Ruth Levan, Deanna Pozsgay, Donna New- man, Ruth Herbert, Pam Sortor, Marsha Recard, Judy Markuly, Pana Spanos. Karen Kimbell. SECOND ROW: Pam Barton, Linda Cates, Janet Mollet, Marcia Malone, Kathy Aldrich, Karen Morrow, Gail Jackson, Barbara Barker, Barbara Lane, Sandra Mosley, Cheryl Key, Sharon Los Sa bios Onstott, Jan Morrison, Norene Dillard, Brenda Burgett, Bonnie Garrett, Geraldine Douglas, Betty Clayborne, Willie Triplett, Arnetta Foggy, Carolyn Banks, Willa McMillon, Mr. Mabry, Rita Gardner. THIRD ROW.' Mike Benson, Ken L. Williams, Paul Cockrel, Dennis McCoskey, William McClain, Ron Winans, Gerald Durham, Dick Edsall, Ellie Mae Cates, Marsha Gale, Susan Strecker, Jan Koenig. Los Sabios, the Spanish club, is one of our newest organizations. Formed in November, 1959, for the purpose of furthering an interest in Spanish, its members have learned much about the life of the Spanish speaking people. Native games, dances, and songs are an important part of the clubis activities. A special feature this year was the banquet held December 18 in the school cafeteria. Willa McMillion served as president for the year. Other ofhcers were Gerald Durham, Vice-President, Rita Gardner, Secretary 5 and Jan Koenig, Treasurer. The club is sponsored by Mr. Robert Mabry. 120 The Stage Crew The stage crew plays an important role in the presentation of auditorium sessions, and the many assemblies presented to our students. Under the supervision of Miss Babs Ann Bowe, the stage crew handles the back- stage elements which are required for plays, concerts, and all other types of productions. The members of the crew are from left David Minor, and David Sebescak. to right, Jim Mussulman, Rick Showman, Jim Reilly, -bi' l FIRST ROW: Richard G'Brien, Joe Artirne, Kenneth Avery, Bernard Green, Keith Irvin, Larry Henderson, Larry Hodge Jim Armstrong, Jon Evcrsmeyer, Bob Sepcr, Tom Combs, Bill Niemeyer. Robert Wasitis. SECOND ROW: Gary Ragan, Mike Reed, The Ushers The ushers, supervised by Miss Esther Reeb, have the job of courteously and tactfully seating all students and guests at our auditorium sessions and pep sessions. The boys assist in keeping unwanted noise to a minimum at these programs. They help to move the audiences to and from programs with dispatch. The ushers who served this year are Bill Owen, Larry Hodge, Jon Eversmeyer, Bob Seper, Michael Reed, Gary Ragan, Bill Niemeyer, Keith Irvin, Tom Combs, Robert Wfasitis, Larry Henderson, Joe Artime, Jim Armstrong, Ken Avery, Rich O'Brien, and Bernard Green. Y- . 4- daw' ,4 9 wi'-4' A r v t U iz'--43' i1.'..li 122 -V .1--,Q 4. V ..s..m...s wv as rf, aw waxed Youth for Christ Youth for Christ is an international, non-denominational organization of teenagers. The aims of the organization are to acquaint members with the Bible and to give them an opportunity to hear a variety of speakers on religion. The club's activities this year included a showing of the movie Teenage Rockw, a talk by John Noble, a prisoner of Communism behind the Iron Curtain for nine years, and Underground Meeting , and a bus trip to St. Louis to hear the inter- nationally known tenor Ed Lyman. Miss Harriet Bolinger and Miss Mildred Rongey are faculty sponsors. Left to right, seated, FIRST ROW: Miss Rongey, Miss Bolinger, Pat Norwood, Terry Crisman, Veronica Perkins, Jim Clark, Phyllis Strong. SECOND ROW: Sharon Onstott, Kathy Denham, Diane Strong, Barbara Perkins, Jackie Reed- er, Jeanette Cooper, Jean Wagner, Linda Mclillligott. THIRD ROW: Linda Quinn, Karla Reed, Brenda Burgett, Gale Loucks, Betty Clayborn, Janice Draper, Rebecca Dovet, Janet Duke. FOURTH ROW: Rose Cruikshank, 'Carroll Nesbit, Beverly Dent, Georgette Warren, Lawana McKittrick Georgene McCain, Virginia Crisman, Ruth Herbert, Karen Killian. STANDING: Nancy Peludat, Dianne Thompson, Barbara Briley, Doris Hill, Dorothy Williams, Audrey Armi- stead, Pat Ramsey, Diana Richards, Carol Moore, Wanda Jackson, Clyde Williams, Kenneth L. Williams, Susan Ed- wards, Harold Stief, Linda Benedict, Ida Cruikshank, Kathy Cumberland, Beverly Benson, Jean Crain, Marion Spain- hower, Linda Bridges, Thelma Beaird, Kenneth Briley, Glen- wood Briley, Ron Green. are Z Left to right, FIRST ROW: Donna Rossetto, Linda Bar- ley Zitta, Robin Renden, Sharon Wylie, Kathy Johnson, beau, Jacqueline Gaiter, Gail Stankus, Nora Blumer, Carol Mary Ann Zientara, Willa Nave, Mary Frances Keen, Marty Koszelnik. SECOND ROW: Miss Herre, HMrs. Vallo, Shir- Clancy, Mr. Wappel, Father Albert Jerome. The Charles Carroll Club Organized for the purpose of bringing Catholic members of the student body together, the Charles Carroll Club is under the supervision of Miss Florence Herre, Mrs. Jo Frances Vallo, Miss Florence Clute, and Mr. Louis Wappel, faculty advisers, and the discussion on religion is directed by Father Albert Jerome. The club was named for the only Catholic signer of the Declaration of Independence. Members who served as oflicers this year are Mary Frances Keen, President 3 Shiela Lloyd, Vice-President, Gail Stankus, Secretary, and Mary Ann Zientara, Treasurer. 14 Left to right, FIRST ROW: Toni Barendregt, Bonnie Sharon Leggs, Pat Wasitis, Lisa Silberberg, Linda Alden Touchette, Jean Wagner, Loretta Woods, Virginia wMcAfee. Karen Groves, Carol Berry, Willie B. Jackson. SECOND ROW: Joann McCottrell, Jerrystean Morris, Tri-Y-Teen Club The Tri-Y-Teen group is composed of teen-age Y.W.C.A. members. The purpose of this club is to help girls grow in friendship with the people of all races, religions, and nationalities, and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. The Y-Teens meet on Tuesdays at 3:30, and instead of having an ordinary business meeting, they give a special program at each meeting. The officers are President, Jean Wagner, Vice-President, Virginia McAfee, Pro- gram Chairman, Toni Barendregt, Secretary, Loretta Wood, Treasurer, Bonnie Touchette. The teen-age program director at the Y.W.C.A. is Mrs. Carolyn Steedman. The faculty sponsor of the group is Mrs. Kathleen Green. 125 Vicky Brindley has guests sign in. Miss Fisher with exercise routine. Identity of students 1 unknown. Dale 'Cole and Joe Artime show Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles Bovinette some chemical equipment. 126 Adlai Dixon performs for parents in boys' gym. Gpen House Kathy Schneider works in chem lab also. A.. W f up W M fe 5 X.-1-052: 95,24 A Rf J W 3 A ww 'ek mg gk --1 ws iw ,U M, . 2 ..., W -. 'fl?iZS?xzJ .mv-Exif laifii-fx! 1 am' -9 is .... i . . If h V t -ff ,PA My mf ' y , H X 'V ' Sports Varsity Cheerleaders Left to right, Marlyn Rolf, Gloria Webb, Carol Barnwell, Kathy Schneider, Mary Rast, Carol Cohn. They had the zip - they had the zing, They had the rhythm - they had the swing, They were always on the beam, Backing up our FLYER TEAM! Junior Varsity Left to right, Carol Payne, janet Johnston, Vicki Carter, Joyce Wuest, Karen Trice, Sharen Gorsage. ' Butch Roberts Cheerleaders Jim Mussulman These boys, members of the Gymnastics Club, were added to the cheering staff for the 1961-62 sea- son. They are the first boys to have served on the cheer- ing squad in recent years. Mr. Arlene Scates serves as fac- ulty adviser. 129 ,mv FOOTBALL - l96I Coaching Staff From the left: Bruce Cameron, Soph- omore Coachg B. J. Scates, Sopho- more Coachg Fred Cameron, Head Football Coachg Paul Fuchs, Line Coachg Paul Browning, Line Coach. Southwestern Division Co-Champs Irv Wood, Jim Lewis, Jim Long, Corny Perry, Coach Cameron try out new sled at practice session. l .1 ' ,,,. ' 5 K 3 M. Corny Perry Q65 runs for the first touchdown in the Decatur game. Al Randolph C53j and Paul Bledsoe C620 portray ups and downs in the game of football. That worn and weary after the game look. Left to right: Gary Sta- cey, Paul Kisselbach, Earl Helm, Bob Weber, George Olion. 132 X Jim Long C505 shows the photographer the toe that Coach Cameron tries to explain just exactly how it happened kicked eight straight extra points. Jim Lewis C35j carries the ball in the Granite City game while john Willis fl7j and Paul Kisselbach C761 ward off opposition. 133 f ,Y Jim Long, Bill Owen, John Willis listen to words of advice from Coach Cameron. Jim Long f50l tackles the ball carrier in the Collinsville game as Bob Seper C73j, Bob Kai ser f48j, Bill Owen C771 and Corny Perry f26l help to present an overwhelming defense. ,uamqhium 6 Fywt, Corny Perry tries to throw off Pioneer in City Series Al Randolph and John Willis - victory pair - passer and game. receiver who maneuvered that last minute touchdown to win the game for the Flyers. ,- .,.. QI ,z -Wea. I i fig? 3 ' 1-Q VICTORY E the joy of having saved this game with a last minute score is reflected in the 0, faces of players and fans as players are transported to locker room. h 1,35 The Flyer fans lend their support to the team on Thanksgiving Day - 1961. Jim Lewis protects John Willis as he is about to lateral in the first quarter of the Belleville game. Al Randolph and Corny Perry hold off tacklers. , ' J, 55.1091 - Flyers s,M..x,k Ma roo n s Maroons make a gallant attempt to stop Flyer Rufus Jones C335 with the ball and Jim Lewis 1 C35D charging in. gsm., ago 'Ye IW David Stitt receives S300 Grounded Flyers Award dur- Coach Scates is taken to the showers after the Belleville game ing the half at the Thanksgiving Day game. Irv Nich- which netted our teama Southwestern Co-Championship. Olson, President of Grounded Flyers is making the pres- ' entation. 137 it t . . . f 2 7 s 1 -. i A . A 7 A .5 or 1 ,km KQ , KV , in ,hu N, J XiSN, A : ,pi L I f' 'fi 1, . 1 ' E 1, Vkxh 'ai Y rl .1 it fi 5 L. Qi, A615 5-5,4652 5 , 1,' , ' A hi f 5 J, V V,V 25 :'. me V 1 V ,V by 'Q . From the left, ROW I: Jim Schmidt, Albert Lockridge, Mike Hanks, Paul Bledsoe, Al Randolph, Jim Lewis, Corny Perry, John Willis, Bill Owen, Ralph Hagemann, Larry Dietrich, Bob Sepre, Rufus Jones, Jim Long, and managers, Clarence Way and Bill Cameron. SECOND ROW: Line The Flyer varsity team finished the season with a record of eight wins, one tie, and one loss to give them a share in the Southwestern Conference Cham- pionship. The Flyers came back, after a slow start, with a tie Coach Fuchs, Assistant Backfield Coach, DuHadway, Assistant Sophomore Coach, B. Cameron, Clarence Mok- szycki, Eugene Johnson, Larry Pestka, Stan Manning, Earl Helm, John Giles, Marion Owens, Ralph Jones, Jack McCormick, Mel Parmeley, Bob Kiser, Bob Weber, Bob SW Co-Champs - 1 game which the varsity won, with a Willis to Ran- dolph pass, in the last second of the contest. In the Associated Press poll, our Flyers had a state- wide rating of seventh, including all teams in the State of Illinois. Three members of the team made with Lincoln of East St. Louis and a loss to Alton, to all-state teams - Jim Long, Bill Owen, and John rack up an unusually good season record. Willis. A high point of the schedule was the Assumption FOOTBALL SCHEDULE - 1961 Date Opponent We They Q September 16 Decatur ............... 39 6 +October 19 Granite City . .. . . . 32 6 September 22 Lincoln St. Louisj O O October 27 Assumption .. .. 18 14 99September 29 Alton .............. . . O 13 ieNovember Wood River .... .... 5 6 14 October 6 Quincy ...... . . 39 14 +November 10 Collinsville . . . . . . . 39 0 +October 12 Edwardsville . . . . . 34 7 ieNovember 23 Belleville , . . . . . 25 7 'tConference Games W Q, 6, Triplett, Irv Wood, Bob Johnson, Eugene Ryder, Line Coach Browning, Head Coach F. Cameron. THIRD ROW: Sophomore Coach Scates, Bob Spiker, Jim Trione, Mike Haley, Lee Wells, Jim Riley, Will Payne, Bob Hill, Alfred - City Champs In the first annual Associated Press All-State High School Football Squad, end Jim Long and guard Bill Owen were selected as members of the 22-man team. Honorable mention went to quarterback John Willis and halfback Corny Perry. Corny Perry ranked first in the Southwestern Illinois prep scoring battle with a total of 66 points. He scored 96 points for all games, placing third in all area scoring. John Willis collected three individual Southwestern titles for the season. He led the Held in total offense - 1,210 yards, average yards per game - 12.1, and interception percentage - 2.7. John was selected on the Chicago Daily News all-state team. 31 'Sf King, Dennis Gurken, Thomas White, Byron Heape, Maurice Hall, George Olion, Paul Kisselbach, Ray Dunn, Richard Pingle, Jack Ellis, Ellis Perry, Gary Stacey, Randy Eisen- hour, Booker Jackson. Jim Long took the area title as leading receiver with a total of 23. He rated second in yardage with 344. Bill Owen was the team's most honored player in the fact that he made three of the four all-state teams. The East St. Louis team placed live athletes on the journal? third annual Area All-Star football squad. Flyers honored were ends Jim Long and Alvin Ran- dolph, guard Bill Owen, halfback Corny Perry, and quarterback John Willis. Special mention went to tackle Bob Seper, guard Larry Dietrich, center Ralph Hagemann, halfback Jim Lewis, and fullback Rufus Jones. 139 From the left, FIRST ROW: Bob Raburn, Noah Malone, Joe Dixon, Robert Vollinger, Richard Thornton, Dennis Freiberg, Dave Ricketts, Dennis Allen, Leroy Reeder, Al- fred Worthen, Charles Lynn, Billy Turner, Ronnie Hous- ton, Manager, Clarence Way. SECOND ROW: Hubert McCray, Alvin Stovall, Ben Leach, Thamous Wooten, Cal- vin Randolph, Willie Hughes, Gerald Marcano, Aubrey Hampton, Bill Walls, Tom Jenstch, Coy Nunn, Gerald Nave, Roger Hill, Reginald Coates. THIRD ROW: Ron- ald Dansbury, Richard Allen, John Davis, Richard Mur- phy, Robert Dartt, Dean Geiler, Gary Freeman, Tom Rus- sell, Mike Dillard, Bill Mattatal, Avery Cooper, Casey Rohr, Paul Upchurch, Stanley Riley, Robert Bailey, Bill Bilder- back, Neil Tobin, Jesse Overton, Jesse Hudson. Sophomore Football Team The sophomore Flyer gridders had an almost perfect season with eight wins, one tie, and no losses. The Assumption game, which was won by a score of 20-O, was the highlight of the schedule. The Flyers averaged 26 points per game while their oppo- nents averaged only 10.5 points per game. Aubrey Hampton and Coy Nunn, the highest individual scorers, sparked the team. Coy Nunn and Richard Thornton served as co-captains. SCHEDULE Opponent Collinsville ,.... . . Alton ................ Cathedral of Belleville Edwardsville ........ Belleville ....... Alton ........... St. Louis U. High . . Granite City ..., Assumption .. 140 We They ,. 12 12 .. 26 13 .. 26 13 .. 41 19 .. 26 12 .. 13 7 .. 34- 19 .. 36 0 .. 20 0 The Big Student-Faculty Game QBig Players - Big Scorel +P irnv tilt-an-up Crow. R2 Oppvrnmn and XV. Downing, show great Ol c'0nt'Qntmtion :ts faculty Clir'01'lm1clv1's ,Xrtha Smith anti JOIIZI attvinpt to harmss. Sidt-liners Hntl the View intvrvsting. Cheating squad Jima Reilly. Rona Winans. and Etlwinn Print' gin' faculty team that needed pep and fighting spirit. HSl1orty Crow Lilly gc-ts up there with tht' Srt-Litcst of east' to lmlovk 4 l'z1ll Torn Rum- pcuthal QQID. It was a stmgglt-, but thc- lzictilty fiiiully won the Quint- with the zissistzincw ol! Rc-llt-was Lou lN'z1ppt-l :mtl I'it'k Dt-lirim-1'. Smit- not lm' ptihlivzx 141 From the left, FIRST ROW: Melvin Smith, Larry Sims, Francis Gavach, Harold Roberts, Richard Walts, Roger Coomes SECOND ROW: Mr. Vesely, Walter Boyce, James 1 a l' g e Z v,,,E Foley, Ron Greenfield, Smith, Arthur Smith, Ron Glass. Tom Mooney, Roger Arnold, Harold The Cross Country Team The Flyers, cross country team participated in four major meets in 1961. October 6, they placed seventh in the Belleville Invitational which was composed of twenty-two area schools. October 13, they placed fourteenth in the Beaumont Invitational which had twenty-eight schools competing. In the Conference .Meet, October 20, they placed third, finishing in front of four other schools. The District Meet, which was held at Edwardsville October 28, had seventeen schools competing, the Flyers placed seventh. In these meets Tom Mooney was the Flyers leading runner, placing fourth, fifth, second, and Hrst respectively. The latter qualified him for the State Meet at Champaign, where he finished thirty-second. The Flyers held three home meets, in which they placed first in one and second in the remaining two. The Flyers had four dual meets away from home, winning one and losing the other three. The team was spotlighted by Tom Mooney who placed first in three dual meets, two triangular meets, and one quadrangular meet. 142 From the left, FIRST ROW: Gary Peel, Ken Zinn, Frank Jack Ellis, Tom Russell, Jim Riley, Lee Wells, Jim Cum- Keller, Jim Foley, Bob Hill, Bob Seper, Larry Dietrich, mins. THIRD ROW: Coach B. Cameron, Gary Cook, Rich Reginald Coates, Ron Glass, Mel Smith, Ron Owen. Williams, Bill Sherbut, Albert Lockridge, Gerald Nave, Joe SECOND ROW: Neil Tobin, Francis Gavach, Charles Dixon, Charles Gieler, Bill Mattatall, Richard Stroter, Lynn, Galvin Randolph, Willard Payne, Paul Kisselbach, Bill Cameron, jesse Hudson, Coach Fuchs. The Wrestling Team The East St. Louis High School wrestling team completed its regular season with a 2-831 record. The Flyers defeated Roxana and VVood River and tied Cahokia. They lost twice to Granite City, Edwardsville, and Belleville. They lost once each to Cahokia and Wood River. In varsity meets, heavyweights Bob Seper and Larry Dietrich finished with the best records, each won seven and lost three. The junior varsity team finished its season with a record of five wins and two losses. The sophomore team placed hfth out of eleven teams in the Granite City Sophomore Tournament. Paul Kisselbach and Reginald Coates won individual championships in their own weight class. The Flyer grapplers participated in the Illinois High School Association District Wrestling Tournament held at East St, Louis, February 17. Eight southern Illinois Schools competed. In this tourney, Bob Sepre and Ron Glass led the team to second place with a total of ninety points. Bob Seper and Ron Glass placed First, Ron Owen, Jim Cummins, Willis Jackson, Reginald Coates, and Jim Foley placed second. All advanced to the Sectional. At the I.H.S.A. Sectional Tournament in Granite City, February 24, East St. Louis tied Cahokia for seventh place out of twenty-two schools competing. Bob Seper, Ron Glass, and Willis Jackson accounted for the Flyer points. Bob Seper advanced to the State Meet at Arlington Heights CChicagoj but was eliminated in his hrst match. 143 N. X xx '-x 'xi' .'ff '. . 1 K M -'i?'f3?fV -S?i'L39'V3fF V A ff? ' fs k W . 1' Basketball Candids - l96l -I962 Above: John Willis, Ru- fus Jones, Bob Sazama watch as the Belleville boys take over. Below: Earl Helm, Jim Long, John Willis, Ru- fus Jones in a jumpball situation. Above: Jim Long, John Wil- lis, Rufus Jones show the Fly- ers improving their position in that Belleville game. Center: Jim Long does a tricky step while Mike Hanks watches from the background. Below: Jim Long and Rufus Jones jump for possession. A study in anus, Date Dec. Jon. , Feb. Mar. 146 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1 5 8 15 16 18 19 22 27 28 5 12 16 18 26 2 3 6 9 16 23 3 7 8 1961-1962 Opponent We They McArthur .... .... 5 6 50 CDecaturj Madison ..... . . . 55 64 Alton ...... .... 6 9 54 Collinsville . . . . . . 58 64 Granite City ....... 66 55 Collinsville Tournament Triad ............. 64 61 Collinsville ........ 54 62 Qchampionship gamej Belleville .......... 52 77 Christmas Holiday Tournament Litchfield . . ..... 60 32 Madison , . . . . . 61 76 Wood River . . . . . 62 44 Edwardsville . . .... 69 61 Dupo .... .... 7 0 46 Alton ...... .... 6 9 66 Collinsville . . . . . . 55 73 Granite City ....... 60 49 Belleville .......... 44 48 Lincoln ........... 46 36 CE. St. Louisj Wood River ....... 64 53 Edwardsville .. .... 73 66 Asstunption . . . . . 92 46 Taylorville . . . . 58 55 Regional Tournament Assumption . . . . . 63 54 Cahokia . . . . . . 53 55 Rufus Jones rebounds in a game with Collinsville as Jim Long watch for an opportunity to get in on the action. KJ In the FRONT: Student manager Charles Cason KNEEL- John Willis, Jack Hornbuckle, Jim Long, Gary King, Dave INC,' Mike Hanks, Ernest Johnson, Rufus Jones, Earl Helm Roberts, Bill Schofield, Coach Vesely, Head Coach Dehner. STANDING: Coach Wappel, Bob Sazama, Bob Gregory, Basketball - l96 I -l962 The Flyer cagers earned in the 1961-62 season a record of 8 wins and 4 losses in Southwestern play which gave them a third place Finish behind co-winners Collins- ville and Belleville in the Southwestern Conference. The City-Series Crown was won by the Flyers February 23, when they accumulated 92 points to double opponent, Assumption's score of 42. The Flyers had previously downed Lincoln 46436. For the season, the Flyers won 16 and lost 8, The Final buzzer sounded when the varsity was upset by Cahokia 55453 in state basketball tournament play at the Regional play-offs in East St. Louis. An outstanding performance this year was turned in by center, Jim Long, who took Southwestern top scoring honors with a total of 281 points in 12 games and an average per game of 23.4. He was top rebounder also. In all games, 515 points were scored by him. Jim was four times honored in polls throughout Illinois. Associated Press named him to the Chicago American? 28 member all-state basketball team. The Rockford Register-Republic listed him as a member of the third all-state team. He was ac- corded honorable mention in the second annual Associated Press all-state high school basketball squad and he was selected as one of the first Eve on the fournalis third annual Area All-Star basketball team. 147 Track Candids I962 Corny Perry, Alvin Randolph, .lohll Crum Bob Johnson, Alton, Warren Hampton, Jim Lewis. DISCUS corny Perry, Alton' 60-Yard Dash Bob Johnson Warren Hampton, Alvin Randolph. Robert Vogt Half-Mile Relay Hurdles - Discus Warren Hampton, Coach F. Cameron. State High Hurdles Champ - 1961 Alvin Randolph Mile Relay Corny Perry Half-Mile Relay gf . 2 X ai 14-8 From the left, FIRST ROW: Percy Williams, Mike Hanks, Corny Perry, Phil O,Dell, Brady Young, Willie Damper, Bob Johnson, Eddie Jones, Charles Kasson, Tom Rampen- thal, Ed Youngblood, Jim Lewis, Jack McCormick, Don Brooks, Warren Hampton, Sylvester Hyde, Dave Allsup, Jack Walts, Glenn Cobb, Jim Holmes, Manager Francis Gavach. SECOND ROW: Coach Fuchs, Coach Browning, Kenny Zinn, William Saunders, Bill Mattatal, James Fra- zier, Lester Petty, Bob Gregory, James Norris, John Giles, Rufus Jones, Ted Borowitz, Gary King, Jack Hornbuckle, Jim Long, Alvin Randolph, James Foley, Jim Nicholson, Tom Mooney, Brent Allen, Ron Greenfield, Mike Butler, Coach F. Cameron. THIRD ROW: Walter Boyce, Lee Wells, Jim Riley, Roy Greenwood, Garland Marcano, James Odneal, Byron Heape, George Olion, Ben Barton, Bob Hill, Leotis Dunn, Marion Owens, Paul Kisselbach, Bob Wallace, Lester Eiskant, Charles Graham, Stanley Sawyer, Don Slack. The Track Team The 1951 team, pictured above, has been described by their coach as one of the best teams in East St. Louis High School history. At the District Meet they accumu- lated a total of 60M points to give Alton its first defeat of the season. Warren Hampton set a new record in high hurdles. Tom Mooney established a new school record for the mile - 4 minutes and 35 seconds. As a result of the District Meet, fifteen Flyers qualified for the State Meet. Warren Hampton won the 120-yard high hurdles in 214.3 at that meet. The 1962 Flyer track team is looking forward to an outstanding season. The Flyers, main strength lies in the hurdles events where state champion Warren Hampton and his equally talented teammates, Alvin Randolph, Bob Johnson, Jack Hornbuckle and Roy Greenwood, hold forth. Coach Cameron expects Jones, shot put, Long, disf cus, Perry, jumper 5 and Hampton, hurdles to rank again this year as the area's cham- pions in their specific track and field roles. Other lettermen returning are Hanks, King, Foley, and Allen. ' This year's busy schedule includes five dual meets, six open meets, the Southwestern Conference Meet, the District Meet, and the State Meet. From the left FIRST ROW.' Orville Southern, Darwin ninger, Gene Robbs, Dale Reiss, Walter Marvich Ralph Turley SECOND ROW: Irv Wood, Jim Basarich, Al Pe- Hagemann, Coach Scates. FOURTH ROW Jim Payne ludat Coach Dehner, Bill Moder, Gary Stokes, Jim Mank. Gary Jacobi, Bob Zaricor, Randy Eisenhower Ed Prine THIRD ROW: Torn Cummings, John Willis, Bill Ber- l96l SW Baseball Champions The F lyers, 1962 baseball team has ahead of it a tough schedule with eighteen games to play and only two regular players, Bob Zaricor and John Wfillis, returning from last season. Other players returning are catcher, Randy Eisenhower 5 outfielder, Bob Kiserg and pitcher, Gary Jacobi. It will be a challenge for this year's team to keep pace with the record of 15-5 set last year. The 1961 team, pictured here, achieved an outstanding record. The entire infield, shortstop, Al Peludatg second baseman, Irv Wood, first baseman, Bill Moderg and third baseman, Jim Payne is considered by some to be the best fielding prep four- some to perform in our city in many years. The pitching staff of Gary Stokes, Bill Moder, Bill Berninger, and Gene Robbs accumulated thirty victories with just nine defeats in the last two seasons. - 2':?'g5lQ:f1,il'1 mfig: - Features '? Witffweaw' My ef f si I V Gary Peel You know! James Schmidt Eddie jones Butch Roberts, Wolfgang Lier. In the gym for the upepl' program. Bob James, Carol Smoky', Bahr 152 D a Y Bill Owen, Susan Boyle. P ',1g , is W ..,, ' . . -1 i ,M - - , . M, -1-,,,:5..g..f, mf - -- f - ,, ,, V I :-. L X--. -- . L .. .. ., as ,, W.. . M W-ww i. 3::'. '. , T if , , H' 5' W 1 if Q, y ff 1 Q. jx f V is wr l l J i 1, f ,,t1::1iv.i:: ': 'I-:-N-1. Pima.: 1 4 1 'QM 1 F -f .1-'S is ' F - -- . 1 Z. - or Q ,ima ' 1' X . , '-a. t . H V, . ,. . f , V ,,wfa,1...-.:,::,,,,Uu :nga 1,3 -: .4 ,,,. ,.. ,,.,V -- ..-: mf fs 'A wif . ., 9 A - i,'5f5'.Z,.', J K . ,I .. Wg .,..,-...M J, , we . Z , , ,E , . ff.,-:va W , V, 9 5' z N . ' 5, Ein ' ,A-f131ae,. ,Qi R, ff 5 Mel Gunter, Bob Jackson, David Miner, Bill Herrington, Rick Showman, Jim Reilly, Tom Roustio, Gary Jacobi. Richard OBrien, Judy Lamb, Janice Maul, Ken E. Williams - Class officers, January, 1962. Bob BongoH Johnson Ed Prine, Viva Cothran, Karen Mengersen, Jim Arm- strong - Class officers, June, 1962. 'f :sz :zz Ill A view of our school from the East Side. Tom Mooney, Mike Langvin, David Hobbs. Cheerleaders - Pep day program. 153 Susan Strecker FootbaH Queen l96I-I962 Janet West - Retiring Queen Carol Eck - First Maid of Ho Escort - Mike Hanks Escort - Irvin Wood Above: A beautiful moment to remember as Rc- tiringg Queen, Janet West placrs the crown on the hvad of thc 1961 Football Queen. Susan Strcckcr, as an escort, lrwin Wood looks on. Cllliwftll Susan and vsC0rt, Ralph AIOHPS. danvc to the music of wfhcrnv From A Summer Plnve' in thc traditional Quemrs DanC6. ln thc lbavkground, Klzxid Nancy llcnuuf' and lu-r vsfort join tlu-m. J E-Qs . Janice Morrison 1 Second Maid of Honor Nancy Hernmc 1 Third Maid of Honor Escort 1 Wfilliam Owen Escort 1 John Willis Marlyn Rolf 1 Fourth Nlaid of Honor Janct Johnston 1 Fifth Maid of Honor Escort 1 Larry Dietrich Escort 1 Robert Triplett X 5. , 2 Left to right, Queen and Court: Kathy Havel, Larry Diet- Eck, Irwin Wood, Nanry Hemme, John Willis, Janet John- rich, Marlyn Rolf, Bill Owen, Janice Morrison, Mike Hanks, ston, Bob Triplelt, Mary Helen Jones. Janet West, Queen, Susan Strecker, Ralph Jones, Carol l96l - Football Queen and Court Football Dance Steering Committee ll' 'QI' Left to right, FIRST ROW: Gloria Webb, Judy Lamb, Cek, Edie Goldenberg, Jim Mussulman, John Seibert, Jim Norene Dillard, Carol Sue lkladdux, Viva Cothran, Jan Reilly, Adlai Dixon, Rick Showman, Melvin Gunter, Mike Koenig, Judy Kessler, Janet Mollet. SECOND ROW: Mr. Wheeler, Ed Prine, Jim Armstrong. Wappel, Miss Williams, Mrs. Scales, Mary Rast, Kay Woj- 157 , ll Left to right, FIRST ROW: Karen Boswell, Mary Ross, Cohn, Audrey Armistead, Carol Cox. THIRD ROW.' Janice Maul, Phyllis Strong, Joyce Sprow, Legertha Don- James Welshans, Cedell Mosley, Ken E. Williams, Judith nell, Odessa Lee. SECOND ROW: Richard O'Brien, Edna Evans, Janet Flynn, Joyce Mahan, Janet Remer, Ken Cole- Collins, Janet Duke, Judith Lamb, Nancy Hemme, Carol man, Judith Williamson, Forest McCormick, Larry Hodges. IATICNAL nouonsoanv Ex IZ y, Lg e atlona onor oclety 2 5 Th N ' I H S ' Membership in the National Honor Society is the highest school honor any grad- uating senior can receive. Seniors elected to membership are outstanding, as mem- bership is based on scholarship, leadership, character, and service. During the traditional ceremony pictured below, newly 'elected members acquaint the student body with the purposes of the organization. They also pledge themselves to uphold the society ideals after which they receive their pins. Pictures at the right were taken at the Honor Society Tea held immediately follow- ing the ceremony. 1, asa' wa. sm L1 . Y, - Dorothy Williams and Judy Evans help Charles Belba, David Miner, Phyllis Strong, and Eddie Jones become acquainted with the lamasery to which they have been taken. Background music for Lost Horizon was composed by Hilton Jones, pictured below, and performed by members of the band under the direction of Mr. john Guse. THE DRAMATICS CLASS of the East St. Louis Senior High School Presents LOST HORIZON Dramatized from James Hiltonis novel by Anne Coulter Martens and Christopher Sergei cast Myra ....................... Joyce Mahan Elizabeth . . . . . . Mary Jane Garcia Plfyland ...... ...... M elvin Long Rutherford . . . . . . Richard O'Brien A Tibetan .... . . . David Sebescak Chang ..... . . . James L. Clark Conway .... .. . Charles Belba Mallinson ..,...... .... E ddie Jones Miss Brinklow ....... ....... P hyllis Strong Mr. Henry Bernard ............ David Miner L0 Tsen ............. Dorothy Jean Williams Helen ............ .......... J udy Evans The High Lama . . .......,. Judy Lamb Tashi ............. ........... C arol Cohn Ai-Ling ..................... Patricia Cook Production Staff Director .............., Irma Schira Tucker Production Manager .... Nancy Carol Hemme Stage Manager ...... ..... I lick Showman Publicity ,..................... Carol Cohn Tickets .................. Gwendolyn Reeves Costumex ...... Joanne Shaw, Loretta Johnson Make-up Carol Solomon, Sharon Guenther Properties ............... Mary Jane Garcia Lighting , . . Kenneth Williams, David Sebescak Stage fetting . . . Norman Leveling, Robert Mc- Cann, George Knight, Donald Dent Joe Ben Robbins Crew . . . Bob Spiker, Charles Huesemann, Jim Mussulman X Ron Gnaegy, Ted Borowitz, Mr. Ma- bry, Ray Spradling. Bob Jackson, Frank Kaf- ka, Pat Tenllado. Walter Young, Jim Mussulman. YJJUIS arms THU P Bill Herrington, jim Reilly, Dave Minor. ..f-'MW yy Lann Dean Po e Y P llll my I , . ,. gig lkl'A 1 k.', I b lll r V ,. f ',,'. ' Q f... f .fr Estlian staff giving adviser advice: Carole Lamont, Karen Gay, Miss Cra- der, Susan Edwards. Judy Johnson Gail Loucks, Elma Beever, Car- ol Moore. Phil Featherston, Pat Mahoney, Mr. Dehner. ? ?, Jack Hornbuckle, Joe Artime. 160 'R Band Director Guse. s Wf.f-f m Mrs. Alvis DAY GUSTODIANS Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Mrs. Laura Higdon, Mrs. Dorothy McCarthy, Mrs. Jennie Thompson, Daryl WVatso, Mrs. Mary Foggy SECOND ROW: Robert Harrison, Dennis Dineen, Thomas Skelly, Edward Dykes. NIGHT CUSTODIANS Left to right: Frank Brown, William Buckley, Phil Langfried, Lee Harris. CAFETERIA STAFF Left to right, FIRST ROW: Mrs. Mabel 4 5 Hrasky, Mrs. Gertrude Jessup, Mrs. Vivian V if Harris, Mrs. Gertrude Gunter, Mrs. Mabel Q Q! Baldridge, Mrs. Ann Becker, Mrs. Violet Soucy, Mrs. Mary Newsome SECOND ROW: Mrs. ::-. Margaret Roche, Mrs. Ella Ross, Mrs. Bertha R Hawkins, Mrs. Ruby McMurray. ',, 1 V a ' 1 We receive service daily from these custo- dians and cooks who are always willing and ready to perform necessary duties. it HOMEROOM 163 - left to right, FIRST ROW: Gary Eckman. SECOND ROW: Larry Bell, Doug Neville, Ken Brown, Charles Bordoli, Russell Miller, ,lim Clark, Bill E. Williams, Ron Spradling, Dave Wallick, Ron Smith, Lawson, Bill Owen, Don Dent, Mr. Kenagy, Charles Terry Roberts, Ken Coleman, John Trotter, Bill Niemeyer. HOMEROOM 164 - left to right, FIRST ROW: Larry Floyd Voyles, Dave Allsup, Mr. Laughlin, Ken E. Dietrich, Irv Wood, Larry Hodge, Earl Drummond, Tom Williams, Donald Freeman, Allan Ferrell, Joe B. Robbins, Combs, Jim Welshans, Derek Welty, Tom Wilkins. SEC- Robert Wyatt, Charles Belba, Kieth Irvin, John Phillips, OND ROW: Robert Wasitis, Gary Ragan, 'Lloyd Voyles, Don Cruikshank, Ray Hoffman. RE, 1 HOMEROOM 209 - fMr. Gleeson'sD left to right, SECOND ROW: Ron Spradling, Harry Hellon, Ken E. FIRST ROW: Ernest Rangel, Tom Wilkins, Jack Owens, Williams, John Trotter, Mike Reed, Jim Welshans, Ri Russell Miller, Ed Youngblood, Ron Smith, Bill Trione. Walters, Rich Johnson, Bob Wasitis, Terry Roberts. 5 - E 1112, YEEEEWEFFE. l.ll..l..E.E.E!lll E., eww . 5 John Willis, Art Smith. Cay Wojeck, Tom Mooney Dance Ileanup Committee The Southern Plantation Prom F xx VJ? fi- . TB Skin Test Day Bob Gregory, Dale David, Irwin Wood, Byron Heape. Bob Rosenkranz V . .. .4 , Zgtgiigigtteia I it -- f,..g.t..rg W - . i. -. . ' 2 f- ,-Wg,-1 ,,.. . 5 : - if . I ,Qt ,,., , eg . 3 S ., .., , Q V -A . wi il' x ww - f ut 2.5 -2. 455+ 1: 5 t -. , . . . r -ia. f -' -Qifsm-eifgfy, . :eq exft, . .4 lv.. K. 1.-.,Mf 'lf ff? f 1 . K ' K ' '.fi'T'Z!51?355 . K 'L www fff,gqs.' K QW 4 A .5 km . 'x ' M- MQW , f . 'm Armstrong, Byron Goss, Karen Menger- Il. East St. Louis views. Kathy Schneider, Butch Roberts. Estlian editorial staff selecting cover style and color. Meet McGraw Ron Glass, john Willis. 163 . . i s ...:. , ,, I e t . it ai- 5 I 9 . 5' as J: I rw., J 'fi LARRY DIETRICH Best in Football JUDY LAMB Best Looking Most Pleasing Personality Not Pictured CAROL COHN Most Versatile Most Athletic Girl JUDY WILLIAMSON Most Likely to Succeed its . v:. I, it cill Pwr if EDDIE JONES Most Versatile BOB TRIPLETT BestLooking Who's Who - Januar I e we iq BOB WYATT JANET FLYNN Most Talkative Most Talkative JANICE MAUL Most Scholarly KEN E. WILLIAMS Most Scholarly Most Likely to Succeed Most Pleasing Personality Not Pictured TOM RAMPENTHAL Best in Basketball IRVIN WOOD Best in Baseball I L ' . 5 'ff L 5 S 5. DAVID ALLSUP Best in Cross Country I962 'XC 5? it f W W H :,: , ..:,,, t M, EDDIE YOUNGBLOOD Best in Track Q CAROL BARNWELL Most Versatile Most Athletic Girl RON GREEN Most Versatile Most Likely to Succeed Most Pleasing Personality .lim Y Not Pictured WARREN HAMPTON 9' Best in Track GLENN COBB Best Looking MARLYN ROLF Best Looking Most Pleasing Personalit 'ir ,its We Q nf KAREN MENGERSEN W' Most Likely to Succeed JIM CUMMINS Most Talkative ft? I ' ' - .Mmm I 1 W'-'-e1ya,, , ju ,, af- 5 S we JOHN WILLIS Best in Football Best in Baseball Not Pictured TOM MOONEY Best in Cross Country Y 'Oi QB KATHY CROAK Most Talkative Who's Who - June, I962 'E L' 2 A ::' i 1 A A JIM ARMSTRONG PAT MAHONEY JIM LONG Most Scholarly Most Scholarly Best in Basketball 165 lN1oon River sets the mood for the dance honoring new Queen Janice as she dances with escort, Ken E. Williams. Traditionally, the maids of honor and their escorts join the queen for this dance. The long awaited mo- ment when Prom Queen Elect, Janice Maul re- ceives the crown from Retiring Queen, Mrs. Darlene Bass Veccra. Maid, Judy Wlilliamson and escort, Richard O'Brien watch from the dais. Janice AAauI Pron1 Queen January, I962 arlene Bass Vecera - Retiring Judith Williamson - First ueen Maid of Honor cort- Larry Dietrich Escort - Richard O'Brien From the left: Larry Bell, Carol Cox, Bob Triplett, Cathy O'Brien, Janet Flynn, William Owen, Nina Misegades, Bill Clark, Larry Dietrich, Darlene Bass Vecera, Ken E. Niemeyer. Pages: Janet Johnston, Gloria Webb. Williams, Queen, Janice Maul, Judith Williamson, Richard The Queen and Court On January 19, at the semi-annual Prom, Janice Maul was crowned queen of the January, 1962 Class. ' The School gymnasium, which had been transformed into a pink and silver Crystal Forest, set the scene. A maze of silver aluminum trees complemented by a lovely pink backdrop, composed the decorations. Miniature, contemporary trees, which were used as table decorations, added to the decor. At eleven olclock, Darlene Bass Vecera, Retiring Queen, was escorted to the throne by Larry Dietrich. Maids Catherine Clark, Carol Cox, Janet Flynn, Nina Misegadcs, and Judy Williamson whose escorts were Bob Triplett, Larry Bell, lVilliam Owen, Bill Niemeyer, and Richard O,Brien proceeded to the dais to watch the Coronation ceremony. A tie between Cathy Clark and Judy lVilliamson for First Maid of Honor was broken by the drawing of a number. Judy picked the lucky number and thus became First Maid. Gloria Wlebb and Janet Johnston served as pages for the coronation. New Queen Janice was escorted to thc throne by Ken E. Wlilliams. Master of ceremonies for the program was Mike lfVheeler. Elaine Briggs was mis- tress of ceremonies. The Prom Committee was supervised by Chairman, Mrs. Childress. 169 ESTLIAN STAFF Editorial Audrey Armistcad James Armstrong Karen Boswell James Carner Susan Edwards Karen Gay Mary Frances Keen Carole Lamont Ruth Levan Janice Maul Willa McMillion John Miller Carol Moore James Mussulman Veronica Perkins Kathy Schneider Arthur Smith Judith Williamson Advertising Kathy Croak Bernard Green Judy Maple Betty Terhune Ken L. Williams Sales Stephen Bauer Donna Brasel Virginia Crothers Norene Dillard Dennis Donham Jack Ellis Carolyn Fresen Edie Goldenberg Mike Harrod Nancy Hemme Fannie Jo Howell Kathleen Keen Phil Kopman Carol Sue Maddux Forest McCormick Karen Nicngersen Claudia Morrow Richard O'Brien Edward Prine Marlyn Rolf Dennis Stepanek Diane Strong Phyllis Strong Ken E. Williams Staff not pictured: B Bach, M. Barron, B Bise, C. Brant, V. Car- ter, C. Cohn, R. Gard- ner, R. Hankins, C Havel, S. Herr, R. Jus- tus, F. Keeler, M Ledendecker, Mahan, M. Malone, R. Medley K. Phillips, D. Rader, A Ropiequet, Schmidt, N. Somraty, M. Sprad- ling, B. Springer, D Wachter, and B. YVeber 170 1 As each piece of the puzzle was necessary in completing the picture, so every phase of our high school life has played its part in the development of our education. Hail to the Orange, Hail to the Blue, Hail Alma Mater, ever so true 5 We love no other, so let our motto be 4'Victory East Side High Varsity. Advertisements CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS PHOTOGRAPHY by PEARCE STUDIO PORTRAITS a WEDDINGS UP 3-2868 T752 sfqfe SAVE WHERE SAVING PAYS STATE SAVINGS AND I.0AN ASSN. Collinsville ond Missouri Avenues INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS AND I.0AN ASSN. AI? 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