Fairbury Cropsey High School - Crier Yearbook (Fairbury, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1960 volume:

THE CRIER FAIRBURY-CROPSEY HIGH SCHOOL 1960 Fairbury, Illinois - 1 - October 23, 1959 The Honorable President Dwight D. Eisenhower White House Washington, D. C. Dear Kir. President: Recently we, the students of Fairbury-Cropsey High School, at Fairbury, Illinois, had the privilege of reading the reprint of an article entitled, An Open Letter To America's Students , written by you while you were serving in the capacity of President of Columbia University. The letter aroused our interest to such an extent that we have taken upon us the task of replying to you directly and by dedicating our high school yearbook to that purpose. Our aim will be to show how a typical American School, such as ours, can and is meeting the challenge of preparing the youth of today for his role in our democratic society. Our school is the institution of secondary learning for prospective American adults drawn from typical families in a small farming community in Illinois. The students of our high school may be considered a cross-section of the students of the United States, representing a majority of the races and creeds of our country. It appears from the study of your inspiring message that the situation that this letter was intended to alleviate cannot be solved by the independent action of any one individual or any one group, be it ever so numerous. It is our desire to enlist our services into the great army of young people whose concerted efforts will be necessary to carry out the consummation which you and others of our great leaders most devoutly wish. In that manner, perhaps, we may in a measure add our small voice to the mighty shout which will be necessary to call to the attention of the rest of the world, and particularly the protagonists of opposing idealcgies that we are ready to meet any challenge with which they propose to confront us. It is presumptuous on the part of people of our age and experience to be writing a letter to you, Mr. President. But with God's help, we will grow older, thus eliminating the element of youth as a deterrent to rational, more mature approach to those problems which will confront us in the awesome era in which we are destined to live, and with the aid of our high school and college education our characters will be developed more fully and our experiences will be broadened. We submit this in the nature of a pledge to devote our efforts to the carrying out of the proposition which you so eloquently subscribed for us. We feel that our I960 yearbook will be a typical pictoral expression of the readiness of American youth to accept the challenge of the future. We realize the tremendous responsibilities of your office and hope that in some small way the knowledge that we are prepared and eager to accept our place in a democratic society will in some small way lighten your burden. Yours very respectfully, ANNUAL STAFF Nancy Roth Margaret Broauard Co-Editors - 2 - mlb TABLE OF CONTENTS President Eisenhower's Letter................................... 4 In Memoriam..................................................... ® Dedication...................................................... 7 Administration.................................................. 8 Faculty.........................................................10 Classes......................................................... 7 Activities......................................................42 Sports..........................................................57 Organizations...................................................67 Prom Highlights.................................................75 Graduation......................................................78 Senioristics 80 Tin-: wiiiTi- not si- VA SllI N'liTON November 9, 1959 Dear Students: The President has asked me to acknowledge your letter and to thank you for writing. He was deeply gratified to receive your word of commendation for his Open Letter to America's Students and to learn of the zeal with which you are pursuing your educational careers. The spirit with which you undertake the challenges of today, preparing yourselves to carry the responsibilities of the future, is most commendable. I am enclosing a photograph which the President thought you might like to have for your school. It comes with his best wishes to each of you for a highly successful year. Sincerely, Gerald D. Morgan The Deputy Assistant to the President Students Fairbury-Cropsey High School Fairbury, Illinois Enclosure - 4 - IN MEMORIAM Mrs. Martha Carty Mrs. Carty's soft eyes twinkled and her soft voice flowed; She was good; She was kind, a memory to be endeared. Georgia had beautiful hair and a sweet disposition That touched everyone far or near. Laughter lost a true companion in the person of John, Tall and athletic and warm and sincere. They will live forever and endure. For love is eternal and keeps them They touched our lives for a few fleeting minutes; They laughed with us and shouted, and cried, and prayed; We smiled and lived our lives together; They left, but in our hearts they stayed. Georgia Durham - fi near. John Thomas DEDICATION “To be a good American is the most important job that will ever confront you. But essentially it is nothing more than being a good member of your community, helping those who need your help, striving for a sympathetic understanding of those who oppose you, doing each new day's job a little better than the previous day's, placing the common good before personal profit. ’ These words were written about a decade ago by President Eisenhower in An Open Letter to America's Students. Did you have a foreshadowing of these words. Miss Sharp, as you went out into the teaching field0 When you became a member of our community, these words were not yet written, but you have fulfilled them to the letter. Not only have you become a good American citizen, but you have also dedicated your entire life to preparing us students for the role of the good citizens of tomorrow. For the past forty years, you have been a familiar figure in the classrooms of Pairbury High, patiently instilling in students the fundamentals of English and the language arts, teaching us more than that which is written in our books, and helping us achieve our highest goals. We. the Crier Staff of 1960, salute you for your service to our community and school and dedicate the 1960 Crier to you. Miss Mary Sharp. - 7 - ADMINISTRATION . . America at work is not just a few Great Men at the head of government, of corporations, or of labor unions. It is millions and millions of men and women who on farms and in factories and in stores and offices and homes are leading this country --and the world — toward better and better ways of doing and of making things. America exceeds all other lands — by far -- in the number of its leaders. Any needless concentration of power is a menace to freedom. , . . Clockwise: Stephen W. Clark, Principal; Stanley Barnes, Dr. J. R. Smith, Eugene Smallwood, W. H. Bray, Superintendent; Harold Elliott, Ernest Mies, Herbert Lehmann, Raymond Stevens. President. - 8 - Mr. Antoine Biology Chemistry ?As$ Mr. Stuckey Bookkeeping Typing I General Business Economics Business Law Junior High P. E. Ni X Miss Sharp Latin I, II Lnglish I .071 vcJyLuJI'VO Jiaxjv Mr. Wilson Typing I American History Mrs. Wethington General Math Algebra I Civics Social Problems World History Mr. Pittman Industrial Arts I. II. III. IV Mr. Melvin Trigonometry Plane Geometry Algebra I, II Mrs. Shevokas Library Shorthand I, II Office Practice iXHxJLWKl; Mrs. Pittman Home Economics I, III 6 Mr. Kern Library Shorthand I Office Practice Typing II PERSONNEL Buzz Bastion CUSTODIANS Willie Harris COOKS: Mrs. Bray. Mrs. Leffenwell, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Huber, Mrs. Zimmerman, Mrs. Carder. BUS DRIVERS: Kenneth Headley, Bill Wessels, Charlie Addis, Estes Kessler, Irvin Moranvill John Mowery. CLASSES School, of course, should train you in the two great basic tools of the mind; the use of words and the use of numbers. And school can properly give you a start toward the special skills you may need in the trade or business or profession you may plan to enter. John Drew, President The President of the senior class, strong, silent John gets things done. He led with knowledge and ability. (Weren't officers' meetings fun!!) Karen La Monte, Vice-President Peppy as pepper, sweet as candy. The senior class Vice-President is really a dandy. John Thomas, Secretary A bit of a comic, a bit of a devil, he could be better if he would. But he's also a bit of a scholar and knows its no fun just being good. Margaret Broquard, Treasurer Marg really showed her stuff at the helm of the Crier. In her quiet sweet manner, she thrust the staff goals higher. - 18 - Ardith Abbey Pretty as a picture, quiet as one too. She'll do her best at everything, whatever she may do. James Ahlstrom A genius in action; engineering's his aim; Slide rule in hand, traveling the road to fame. Richard Anderson He's tops on the gridiron, a flash on the court. Reserved but lively; a great guy in short. Victor Armstrong Tall, blond, and handsome, athletic and smart. Keeps busy avoiding Cupid's keen dart. - 19 - Wayne Askew Whizzing through his studies with the greatest of ease. A farmer of the future with personality to please. Linda Bach A gal with poise and a flair for the arts. With a quick little temper, but a scng in her heart. Alice Barnes She works with a will and gets the job done, Strongly opinionated and bright as the sun. Sandra Bartlett A pert young lady often seen but seldom heard; She would always get the worm--were she the bird. Lynda Beatty Rosy-cheeked Lynda with a humor all her own; Her smile and her voice are really well known. - 20 - Jerome Beyer A handsome hunk of humanity with brains to match; 'Though he'll be hard to trap, he'll make some girl a good catch. Charles Brown Tall in the saddle, lanky and lean. Quiet as a churchmouse, studious and serene. Robert Brucker Bob is the quiet type, keeps things neat as a pin; He's master over the basketball, and known for his cheerful grin. Sally Butcher Sally's a nifty salesgirl; she chats all the while. I keep in trim by running to lunch, confides Sally with a smile. Gloria Cox This beaming, bubbling blond likes to talk the time away; Whether happy or forlorn, she’s friendly every day. - 21 - Jerry Crews He sticks to his guns; with him it s do or die He'll be around for quite a time--a real persistent guy. Barbara Crook All she could steal would be your heart; she'd take it right away; Barb is a diligent worker and is handy with a tray. Duane Currington Curls” galore gave him his name; may he never be without them. An expert on the slide trombone, and don’t you ever doubt him. Do Anita Dolgin If you want to list her talents, you could write clear down the page. Such an active gal she is; she’s the wonder of the age. Jean Gerber Jean’s a leader in the classroom; at her studies she’s a whiz; Sincerity’s one of her assets; a considerate gal she is. - 22 - Jack Gittinger Jack is a crack photographer and is always there on the scene. Even if he comes just a little late, he's never off the beam. €As Barbara Green Barb wants to be a teacher, and a good one she will be. She's patient, hard-working and orderly. She likes people; that's plain to see. Meralee Harvey Merrily Meralee is seen walking in the hall. She avoids noise and trouble and always has a ball. Betty Hetherington Quiet Betty continues on her way. Performing her tasks from day to day. Jean Hobart Attractive Jean will always have her way. Men will do her bidding because chivalry’s Pat Huston Pat Huston should pursue the law; He's the most convincingist guy you ever saw. Shirley Kennedy Surely Shirley will be successful at anything she does. Fun-loving, contented, and happy this year; Shirley surely was. Xy -KUuJ-i f Keith Klitzing Moose stands out in a crowd and is handy on the basketball court. He reminds us of a sailor with a girl in every port. Jean Kohlmann With a sparkle in her eye, she's full of pep and fun. She says it with a smile, and she always gets it done. Betty is a gal who is retiring and shy. But there is a hint of a devil there in her eye. - 24 - Kathy Langstaff She walks in beauty with style and grace. She looked like a queen in the veil of lace. Joyce Lawless This pint-sized bundle of pep is really something gay. She may be small in size, but does things in a great big way. Howard Lehman Howard Lehman goes about Keeping quiet while others shout. Ken McPherson Kenny sticks to his business--monkey business that is. To the girls he's a dear, to the coach he’s a whiz. J. D. Mehrkens If study makes a man, bring back my cradle days, Says J. D. with a smile and a friendly steady gaze. - 25 - Elaine Miller Cheery Elaine doesn't care Where she is as long as she is there. Jane Moore Neat, smiling Jane is there whenever needed. She expresses herself well, and her words are to be heeded. s June Moore The tallest of the triplets, she's tops more ways than one. She's happy as a lark, and really is a hon'. Janice Moore This smiling strawberry blond with freckles on her nose Is loads of fun to be with, and keeps you on your toes. Darrell Mulvany A rhapsody in relaxation, a study in repose, Darrell's in no hurry, but gets wherever he goes. - 26 - Margie Nance A capacity for friendship and a cheery love of life Will lead her to a future free of care and strife. Jim Paternoster Jim is truly living proof that still waters may run deep. As Student Council president, he created memories for us to keep. Mary Lou Peters She's a shy little lass with words few and far between. A sweeter gal we’re yet to meet and a kinder we've never seen. Marsha Purdum A popular gal with a way with men, she never is alone. She likes lavendar, dancing, typing, and talking on the phone. Bev Rapp There is coyness in her smile and mischief in her eyes. She’s a favorite with the gals and a hit with all the guys. - 27 - - Bruce Redford The kind of guy that's nice to find When things are rough and life’s a grind. 3 hxu.Jt Carol Rigsby This gal's glamorous, curls can be seen in front of the band; She struts along with spirit. At twirling she's an old hand. She’s the vivacious pretty redhead chosen to be queen of the school. She leads cheers, band, and honor rolls; as Crier Editor she's a jewel. Sandra Roth Handy Sandy, friendly and sweet, Meets a challenge on her own two feet. Larry Runyon Larry Runyon knows his goal; He'll climb to the top in a businessman's role. - 28- Melvin Scherr Melvin is here 'though you'd never know it. Give him a job and he'll never blow it. J cQ A V Janet Schlipf She makes a good impression with friendly smiles and ways. This will be her key to happiness in all her future days. Marjorie Schmidtgall Happy when with people. Margie's always smiling With gracious charm and a manner beguiling. Patricia Slagel Pat's personality is something; Good grades she can earn. You can hear her cute gay giggle; but better watch those U turns. Jeanne Smith Generally speaking, she's generally speaking, but has something valuable to say. If you’re near her and she sees you, she's bound to smile your way. - 29 - Jerry Stephens Porky never lets his studies interfere with his education in thf classroom, on the court, or in the football formation. SU'JV Karen Stevens Her hair styles are almost as numerous as her many beaux. She has great athletic ability; at Ping-pong her talent shows. Urn Sutter Jim is quiet; Jim is fine; His future lies in raising kine. Charles Taylor Chuck's talent and personality led him to our hall of fame because of his abilities and the way he plays the game. Joanne Thompson She’ll make a handy housewife, members of FHA will confess; she can bake a pie, cook a meal, stitch a seam, or sew a dress. Lec+isrvc v. A - Xs. . - 30- Shirley Travis Something happy-something gay; By the way, she has her say. Peggy Vaughan Peg and sports are best of friends; she has many others too. She was an asset on the Crier staff, but rather than orange, likes blue. 0 Amanda Ward Willing, sweet Amanda is always there When there is a load to bear. Susan Williams Whenever you hear a giggle, you know pretty Susan's near. Her slogan: When in a spot-just giggle, never fear. Roger Zehr Dynamite comes in small packages; this fits Roger to a T. He's packed with power and personality plus, it’s very plain to see. - 31 - JUNIOR CLASS G. Gray R. Hakes C. Hoffman R. Huston D. Kelson - 32 - JUNIOR CLASS J. Kennedy D. Kilgus S. King B. Kupferschmid M. Lester D. Nash S. Newnam S. Piercy K. Readle E. Retter ]. Smith S. Smith A. Sutton P. Tetley A. Thomas J. Rice J. Schuler C. Seifert M. Simmons S. Simpson - 33 - JUNIOR CLASS CLASS OFFICERS Secretary Jeanette Bach, Treasurer Ann Thomas, President Bill Mies, Vice-President Harold Dellinger. SOPHOMORES S. Aberle D. Atteberry E. Barnes D. Barnes F. Bashford R. Bess S. Bess J. Birge S. Bressner D. Bricker G. Bricker G. Brown M. Brown V. Crook S. Currington R. Dawson E. Denick S. Doran B. Durhan, Jr. B. Ellis D. Embry S. Ernst C. Gerber M. Goembel P. Goslin - 35 - SOPHOMORES D. Gray P. Green J. Harvey B. Hildreth P. James D. Johnston C. Kafer D. Kohlmann K. Lawless F. Light G. Loeschen J. Maurer P. McDonald R. Meiss C. Mitchell H. Mowery J. Mowery J. Mowery J. Nance J. Nimbler W. Pratt L. Price N. Readle D. Rigsby G. Robinson - 36 - SOPHOMORES C. Roth N. Ruther E. Schmidtgall M. Schove N. Seitman G. Slagel P. Sparks E. Steffen K. Steffen K. Steffen S. Steidinger R. Stoller S. Sutton R. Thomas H. Treadwell G. Vansickle J. Vaughan K. Wall P. Walters J. Wascher CLASS OFFICERS S. Weaver R. Williams w Winslow M. Woodward Treasurer Sandra Weaver, Secretary Jo Ellen Maurer, Vice-President Kenneth Steffen. President Richard Stoller. L. Abbey J. Allen FRESHMAN S. French K. French J. Gerber J. Giancarli J. Allen S. Anderson N. Asper B. Bach K. L. D. R. Barnes Bazzell Beatty Be llot n a a s. p. D. C. Bentley Brucker Burroughs Claudon S. Crook L. Dolgin J. Drew 38 - L. Embry W. Fehr R. Foltz CLASS o n R. Glover I ■ Si f Goold R. Green R. Hakes C. Harris R. Hetherington R. Hornsby N. Householder G. Huddleston D. Jenkins J. Jones P. Kaisner K. Kindred D. Kupferschmid E. Maier J. Mehrkens H. Meister 39 M. Paternoster R. Paternoster J. Purdum K. Rapp FRESHMAN L. Retter D. Roach C. Roth L. Roth C. Ruhlander M. Ruhlander R. Runyon H. Schieler G. Schmidt R. Schmidtgall T. Simmons J. Slagel R. Slayton R. Smith S. Somers R. Soper G. Sparks - 40- CLASS J. Steenbetgen E. Steidinger P. Sutter R. Sutter C. Ziegenhorn CLASS OFFICERS Suzanne Anderson, Treasurer; Douglas Beatty, Secretary; Paul Brucker, President; Harvey Schieler. Vice-President. - 41 - CONCERT BAND Participation in band, chorus, drama, or committee work is a good start towards becoming better Americans. The student who shares in creative activities while in high school is the future citizen best trained to accept an active role in church and community life. ACTIVITIES To be a good American - worthy of the heritage that is yours, eager to pass it on enhanced and enriched - is a lifetime career, stimulating, sometimes exhausting, always satisfying to those who do their best. MAJORETTES Jean Kohlmann Nancy Roth Carol Rigsby Drum Majorette Betty Wince Karen Stevens Diane Turnage - 44 - F. C. H. S. MARCHING BAND DIRECTOR R. HARRISON F. Vaughan J. Ward D. Jenkins J. Allen P. McDonald S. Williams N. Householder J. Gerber J. Gerber S. Anderson R. Williams K. Lawless B. Hildreth N. Seitman C. Kafer J. Schlipf D. Kelson S. Weaver M. Wharton C. Roth J. Maurer S. Steidinger C. Coyne E. Zeigenhorn P. Goslin B. Rapp R. Lehmann D. Ward C. Gerber M. Woodward B. Durham J. Smith S. Bressner S. Currington R. Foltz B. Dolgin S. Newnam L. Dolgin S. Aberle J. Schuler R. Brucker L. Bach L. Runyon R. Smith R. Anderson D. Currington K. Wall W. Pratt D. Nash J. Gittinger MAJORETTES J. Kohlmann B. Wince D. Turnage K. Stevens C. Rigsby DRUM MAJORETTE N. Roth GIRLS’ CHORUS First Row: Mr. Harrison. Advisor; K. French; P. Vaughan; S. Williams; M. Peters; P. Green; M. Tetley. Second Row: P. Kaisner; E. Zeigenhorn; B. Green; W. Pratt; J. Maurer; N. Roth; N. Seitman. Third Row: D. Kohlmann; J. Zehr, J. Kohlinann; A. Barnes; J. Harvey; C. Gerber; J. Gerber. Fourth Row: M. Pur-durn; A. Thomas; J. Bach; D. Ward; S. Roth; J. Mowery; H. Treadwell. Fifth Row: J. Rice; C. Seifert. L. Beatty; J. Moore; B. Thornton; L. Bach; J. Wenger; K. Langstaff. First Row: P. Walters; K. Rapp; S. French; C. Claudon; G. Bricker; J. Jones; C. Hoffman; Mr. Harrison, Advisor. Second Row: B. Bach;J. Atkins; R. Lehmann; B. Paternoster; D. Turnage; J. Gerber; S. Piercy; J. Wascher; P. Sutter. Third Row: S. Anderson; C. Roth; C. Kafer; S. Weaver; S. Kennedy; J. Smith; K. Stevens; K. Steffen; J. Purdum. Fourth Row: S. Newnam; C. Coyne; M. Wharton; B. Rapp; R. Meiss; M. Goembel; B. Wascher; L. Dolgin. Fifth Row: M. Goembel; J. Goold; M. Wink; K. Addis; B. Dolgin; J. Moore; C. Mitchell; S. Bently; J. Schlipf. - 46 - MIXED CHORUS First Row: C. Hoffman; K. Rapp; J. Wascher; B. Bach; B. Durham; Mr. Harrison. Advisor; J. Gettinger; J. Atkins; P. Sutter; S. French; M. Tetley. Second Row: R. Lehmann; S. Williams; P. Vaughan; J. Gerber; D. Nash; D. Anderson; P. Kaisner; J. Gerber; S. Piercy; M. Peters. Third Row: C. Roth: N. Seitman; J. Maurer; C. Gerber; M. Lester; J. Harvey; R. Steffen; W. Pratt; D. Kohlmann. Fourth Row: S. Newnam; M. Goembel; M. Goembel; D. Ward; D. Kelson; K. Klitzing; J. Bach; M. Wharton; R. Meiss; H. Treadwell. Fifth Row: A. Thomas; J. Wenger; L. Bach; B. Dolgin; J. Thomas; B. Thorton; L. Beatty; C. Seifert; K. Langstaff. First Row: Mr. Harrison. Advisor; G. Bricker; C. Claudon; R. Foltz; G. Slagel; P. Green; K. French; J. Jones. Second Row: C. Coyne; E. Ziegenhorn; N. Roth. A. Barnes; R. Williams; J. Purdum; S. Kennedy; B. Green; P. Walters. Third Row: S. Anderson; D. Turnage; K. Stevens; J. Smith; H. Lehman; L. Runyon; L. Dolgin; C. Kafer; S. Weaver; B. Paternoster. Fourth Row: J. Zehr; M. Purdum; J. Mowery; S. Bentley; R. Brucker; B. Rapp; S. Roth; B. Wascher; J. Kohlmann. Fifth Row: J. Schlipf; J. Goold; K. Addis; J. Moore; C. Brown; R. Bressner; J. Moore: S. Mitchell; M. Wink; J. Rice. - 47 - Senior Class Play, Seventeenth Summer....... CAN'T I GO. MOM? I'M SEVENTEEN. L. Bach, J. Moore. N. Roth, B. Dolgin. First Row: S. Roth, N. Roth, K. Stevens, J. Gerber, K. LaMonte; Second Row: S. Kennedy. J. Moore. L. Bach, B. Dolgin, L. Beatty; Third Row: J. Gittenger, J. Drew, C. Taylor. V. Armstrong, D. Anderson. J. Stephens, Miss Lane, Director. - 48 - presented April 21, and 22, Lincoln Auditorium. Angie Morrow, played by Nancy Roth, had looked forward to her seventeenth summer because she just knew it would be different. She was certainly not disappointed as she meets Jack, played by Vic Armstrong, who does make her summer one to remember. Angie's parents, played by Janice Moore and Chuck Taylor; her sisters Margaret, Betsy Dolgin; and Lorraine, Linda Bach; also add to the excitement, fun, but also disappointments. Kitty, a mischievous but lovable ten year old, was played by Karen LaMonte; Art, Margaret s fiance, played by Jerry Stephens; and Martin, Lorraine s new interest, is played by Dick Anderson. BUT HE SAID HE'D CALL. N. Roth, J. Stephens, B. Dolgin, L. Bach. Causing complications are Angie's friends, Jane played by Karen Stevens; Margie played by Jean Gerber; and their boy friends Tony and Fitz, by John Drew and Jack Gittenger. The comedy with a serious ele -merit ends on a heart-warming note of happiness and understanding as Angie leaves her wonderful seventeenth summer. Student directors were Sandra Roth, Shirley Kennedy, and Lynda Beatty. Miss Flora Lane directed the play. •WHO MISSED THEIR CUE?” N. Roth. J. Drew, J. Gittenger, J. Gerber. K. Stevens. - 49 - THE JUNIOR CLASS PLAY......... ....“A FEUDIN’ OVER YONDER First Row: Alyce Sutton, Mary Ann Fugate, Dlorah Ward, Judy Schuler, Shirley Newnam. Kay Addis. Second Row: Mariyln Goembel, Janet Goold, Carol Seifert, Barbara Claudon, Janet Barnes, Sharon Piercy, Judy Adkins. Third Row: Alice Beecher. Evette Zeigonhom, Ann Thomas. Sharon Simpson. Rita Lehmann. Elaine Brucker. Mary Jane Wharton. Jeanette Bach, Miss Flora Lane. Director. Fourth Row: David Nash, Bill Mies, Randy Bressner, David Kelson, Tim Smith, Jim Kennedy, Dave Smith, Ray Thornton. A-FEU DIN’ OVER YONDER The feud between the Popoffs and Frys all began years ago when one of the Popoff boys said he was going out to shoot an old skunk and accidentally shot Paw Fry. After Rosie Belle Fry grabs away from her sister Emmy, the only unhitched male thereabouts, Willy Hornhonker, the feud takes on new significance for Emmy. She decides that unless she wants to be an old maid, she will have to end the feud and marry one of the Popoff boys. With the help of Mountain Maggie, Maw Fry and Pappy Popoff are given a love potion (really only sugar water), and the feud seems about to end when Rosie Belle discovers the trick. The feud is on again 1 Finally Rosie Belle herself is drugged and is almost hitched up with Zeke Popoff when she comes to and realizes what is happening. The two families persuade her to end the feud, and the play ends with the prospect of Rosie Belle and Zeke, Emmy and Willy, Maw Fry and Pappy Popoff. and Izzie Fry and Becky Mae Hornhonker all getting hitched by the Travelin' Preacher. - 50 - ARE MY FEET CLEAN? THE WAY TO A MAN'S HEART IS THROUGH HIS STOMACH. D. Smith, M. J. Wharton, E. Brucker - 51 - QUEEN NANCY ROTH - 52 - 1959 HOMECOMING COURT - 53 - ATTENDANTS Jeanette Bach, Junior Attendant Sandra Weaver, Sophomore Attendant Suzanne Anderson, Freshman Attendant - 54 - 1959 HOMECOMING CORONATION Suzanne Anderson. Jeanette Bach. Marsha Purdum. Dale Sutton. Roger Zehr, Queen Nancy Roth. Charles Taylor. Debbie Wharton. Susan Williams. Joyce Lawless, and Sandra Weaver. HOMECOMING FLOATS F. H. A. First Prize Latin Club Second Prize Senior Class Third Prize G. A. A. Junior Class - 56 - SPORTS To Fairbury High the school we love, we sing a song of praise to all her many victories won, and high her banner raise. We'll glorify her Alma Mater and work for her with zest to show to all the world around that Fairbury High is best. So let's join in the cheer while we're all gathered here. Cheer for old Fairbury High! We are ready and bold for the green and the gold of dear old Fairbury High. For Her honor and fame and her glorious name, we will stand every loyal man. So let's cheer, cheer the gang’s all here, all out for Fairbury High. - 57 - FOOTBALL Jerry Beyer End Dexter Gouge Guard Coach Jack Mitchell Assistant George Fyke Manager Dave Kilgus Duane Currington Tackle - 58 - Jim Paternoster Center Vic Armstrong Quarterback Fairbury - 0 - 20 - 14 - - 6 - 41 •• - 0 •• - 13 •• - 8 Leroy b Morris “ 0 Pontiac ■ 18 Lexington 0 Dwight 12 Woodland 18 Gibson City - 7 Forrest - 0 Harold Dellinger Guard TARTAR LETTERMEN - 59 - VARSITY SQUAD 1st Row: J. Beyers, D. Currington, D. Gouge. J. Paternoster, H. Dellinger, J. Stephens. K. McPherson, B. Zehr. 2nd Row: Coach Mitchell, J. Crews, D. Kelson, C. Taylor, V. Armstrong, R. e r' Anderson, B. Day, D. Bricker, L. Runyon, D. Winterland, B. Armstrong. JR. VARSITY SQUAD 1st Row: J. Huddleston, C. B. Ziegenhorn, H. Mowery, R. Hetherington. 2nd Row: Coach Fyke, B. Smith, R. Runyon, N. Asper, D. Gray, R. Thomas, L. Baz-zell, J. Mowery. 3rd Row: K. Taylor, G. Barnes, G. Slagel, R. Stoller, D. Beatty, D. Burroughs, M. Mowery, R. Dawson. CHEERLEADERS Varsity Cheerleaders Jeanette Bach. Kay Lawless, Nancy Roth. Dorothy Kohlmann Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders Betty Wince, Sharon French. Jan Purdum. Carol Kafer, Karen French - 61 - BASKETBALL First Row: Coach George Fyke, Ken McPherson, Phil Tetley, Junior Birge, Byron Day. Second Row: Bob Brucker, Vic Armstrong, Brian Armstrong, Keith Klitzing, Dick Anderson, Ronnie Barnes. Captain Vic Armstrong - 62 - Center Point Average 17.3 Absent Jerry Beyer, guard VARSITY SQUAD Bob Brucker - forward Point Average 2 Kenny McPherson - guard Point Average 4.2 Keith Klitzing - forward Point Average 8.9 - 63 - MANAGERS SEASON'S RECORD Dave Kilgus, Tim Smith They We Central of Clifton (T) 46 37 Pontiac (T) 58 47 Lexington (H) 44 56 Chenoa(H) 45 68 Dwight (T) 68 61 Dwight (Tourney) (H) 50 66 Forrest (Tourney) (H) 58 75 Ocatvia (H) 46 52 Morris (H) 66 53 Pontiac (H) 58 5 Woodland (T) 59 56 Lexington (T) 45 4i Reddick (H) 70 59 Roanoke-Benson (T) 79 66 Marseilles (T) 63 61 Forrest (H) 54 50 Morris (T) 65 45 Dwight (T) 56 60 Chenoa (T) 42 54 Woodland (H) 60 53 Gibson City (T) 72 7i Forrest (T) 75 57 Octavia (Regional) (H) 54 58 Forrest (Regional) (H) 52 58 Normal (Regional) (H) 102 68 JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD Coach J. Mitchell. R. Runyon. R. Thomas, D. Barnes. D. Atteberry, J. Schmidt. N. Asper, J. Nimbler. P.Bruck-er. G. Sparks. K. Taylor, R. Smith, J. Mowery, L. Bazzel, M. Ruhlander, J. Vaughan, L. Roth. - 64 - BASEBALL INFIELD First Row: K. Taylor, J. Paternoster, K. McPherson, D. Nash. Second Row: G. Schmidt, E. Steffen, D. Johnson, V. Armstrong, J. Birge, R. Thomas, J. Mitchell. Coach. OUTFIELD SCHEDULE April 18 Lexington T April 20 Gibson City H April 25 Cornell H April 29 Gibson City T May 3 Woodland T May 5 Pontiac T May 9� 14 District May 16 Octavia T May 20 Lexington H First Row: J. Mowery, M. Ruhlander, G. Vaughan. Second Row: J. Mitchell. Coach; R. Williams, G. Slagel. C. Taylor. R. Brucker. R. Foltz. - 65 - TRACK Pole Vaulters, Hurdlers, Shot Disc Throwers Runners Jumpers J. Birge D. Kilgus C. Taylor D. Winterland D. Bricker V. Armstrong K. McPherson M. Ruhlander B. Armstrong H. Dellinger H. Mowery M. Ruhlander E. Stephan D. Beatty L. Roth C. Roth B. Smith L. Bazzell C. Taylor H. Dellinger N. Asper P. Brucker R. Runyon Kneeling, L to R: D. Kilgus, J. Birge. C. Taylor, V. Armstrong, D. Bricker. D. Winterland, K. McPherson. B. Armstrong, and H. Dellinger. Standing. L to R: Coach Fyke. E. Stephan, C. Roth, M. Ruhlander. H. Mowery, N. Asper, P. Bruck-er, L. Roth, R. Runyon, D. Beatty, B. Smith, and L. Bazzell. - 66 - ORGANIZATIONS Start on it now; take part in America's affairs while you are still a student. There are responsibilities about your home, in your neighborhood, that you can assume. There are activities about your school that will be more productive of good by your contribution. STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: W. Askew, Treasurer;]. Schlipf, Vice President; J. Paternoster, President; Mr. Clark. Advisor; M. Goembel. Second Row: R. Williams; B. Smith; R. Stoller; D. Kelson; V. Crook; B. Brucker; B. Paternoster; J. Kennedy. M. Tetley. LIBRARIANS First Row: A. Barnes; Mrs. Shevokas, Advisor; J. Hobart. Second Row: S. Simpson; S. Roth; M. L. Peters. Third Row: C. Coyne; E. Ziegenhorn; K. Barnes; B. Claudon; C. Hoffman. - 68 - “F” CLUB First Row: Mr. Fyke, D. Anderson, President; R. Zehr, Vice President; V. Armstrong, Secretary; K. McPherson, Treasurer; D. Currington, J. Thomas. Second Row: J. Crews, H. Dellinger, S. Smith. D. Kilgus, J. Stephens, J. Paternoster, C. Winslow. Third Row: R. Brucker, B. Zehr, J. Beyer, J. Ahlstrom, K. Klitzing, B. Redford, C. Taylor. MATH CLUB First Row: Mr. Melvin, Advisor; J. Gerber, President; N. Roth, Vice President; J. Ahlstrom. Secretary; S. Smith. Treasurer. Second Row: S. Bressner, J. Wascher, P. Slagel. G. Barnes, A. Thomas, V. Crook, K. LaMonte. Third Row: R. Thornton, P. Tetley, J. Nance. W. Mies. D. Winterland, H. Walter, D. Nash, J. Paternoster. Fourth Row: S. Piercy, M. Goembel, M. Fugate, S. Ernst, J. Bach, J. Goold, J. Mowery. Fifth Row: G. Robinson, D. Kilgus, J. Drew, C. Brown, R. Bressner, J. Kennedy, R. Thomas, H. Birge. G.A.A First Row: J. Kohlmann, President; M. Purdum, Vice President; J. Bach, Secretary; Miss Popejoy, Advisor; C. Seifert, Treas urer; R. Meiss, J. Moore. Second Row: J. Jones, S. Bressner, K. LaMonte. K. Lawless, J. Atkins, D. Kohlmann, E. Brucker, M. Tetley, C. Hoffman. Third Row: C. Claudon, E. Ziegenhom, C. Roth, N. Seitman, W. Pratt, S. Bess, S. Aberle, C. Harris, G. Hornsby. Fourth Row: C. Kafer, D. Turnage. J. Gerber, G. Cox, K. Stevens, B. Claudon, J. Smith, A. Abbey, J. Harvey, B. Paternoster. Fifth Row: S. Steidinger, K. Kindred. M. Fugate. P. James, K. Addis, M. Wink, S. Roth, M. Harvey. M. Schove. Sixth Row: J. Schlipf, J. Barnes. J. Schuler, J. Mowery, C. Mitchell, B. Thornton. J. Hobart, J. Moore, J. Gerber, D. Ward. First Row: Miss Popejoy, Advisor; J. Kohlmann, President; M. Purdum, Vice President; J. Bach, Secretary; C. Seifert, Treasurer; R. Meiss, Recorder; J. Lawless. Second Row: B. Wince, K. French, B. Hildreth, G. Bricker, P. Sparks, R. Lehmann, P. Goslin, S. Sutton, K. Rapp, S. King. Third Row: P. Sutter, J. Drew, N. Householder, P. Kaisner, S. Anderson, J. Purdum, S. Somers, B. Bach, P. Walters, P. Green. Fourth Row: K. Steffen, J. Maurer, P. Vaughan, M. Goembel, P. McDonald, A. Thomas. S. Kennedy, L. Dolgin, C. Gerber. Fifth Row: M. Woodward, D. Jenkins, J. Rice, S. Bentley, M. Wharton, J. Goold, R. Bartlett, K. Wall, H. Treadwell, J. Ward. Sixth Row: B. Rapp, K. Langstaff, J. Thompson, L. Bach, J. Moore, B. Dolgin, S. Ernst, M. Goembel, P. Slagel. . 70 . INDUSTRIAL ARTS First Row; Mr. Pittaman. Advisor; D. Currington, President; H. Walters, Vice-President; D. Mulvaney, Secretary; J. Kennedy, Treasurer. Second Row; C. Tull, T. Simmons, H. Mowery, J. Allen. M. Brown, F. Bashford, R. Hetherington, R. Green. Third ttow: R. Dawson. G. Maier. D. Burroughs, L. Zimmerman. G. Slagel, K. Taylor. M. Mowery. Fourth Row; G. Loeschen, L. Bazzell. J. Steenbergen. D. Winterland, J. Schmidt, R. Bess. R. Runyon, D. Fehr SPECTATOR STAFF First Row: Mrs Wethington, Advisor; B. Dolgin. Editor; V. Armstrong. Editor; E. Brucker, Editor; Mr. Stuckey. Advisor. Second Row: G. Bricker, W. Pratt. J. Wascher, S. Steidinger, C. Coyne. V. Crook, D. Tumage, M. Broquard. Third Row: K. Steffen, B. Claudon. P. Vaughan, J. Kohlman, M. Purdum, S. Kennedy, A. Thomas, S. Newnam, J. Gerber. Fourth Row: B. Rapp, B. Wascher, J. Mowery. L. Beatty, K. Addis, M. Wink, S. Roth, M. Goembel, L. Dolgin. Fifth Row: J. Gittinger, R. Anderson, B. Redford, J. Thomas, K. Klitzing. M. Lester, L. Runyon. - 71 - F.H.A. First Row: Mrs. Wing. Advisor; A. Sutton. Treasurer; M. Schmidtgall, Secretary; J. Thompson. President; J. Zehr. Vice President; E. Hobart. Parliamentarian; Mrs. Fagot, Advisor. Second Row; C. Mulvany, K. Wall, J. Moore, J. Moore. J. Moore, M. Fugate. K. Steffen. Third Row; J. Lawless. S. Sutton. P. Sparks, R. Schmidtgall. S. Somers, K. Lawless. G. Bricket, K. La Monte. E. Ritter. Fourth Row; S. Simpson, J. Atkins, M. Peters. A. Abbey. S. Travis, S. Kennedy. S. Bartlett, S. Currington, S. Newnam, S. Vess. Fifth Row; C. Coyne. G. Cox. R. Meiss, S. Williams. A. Ward. S. Steidinger, B. Crook, P. MacDonald, B. Hetherington, M. Nance. Sixth Row; M. Woodward. J. Harvey, S. Roth. K. Langstaff, L. Price. B. Thornton. L. Beatty, K. Readle, M. Schove, C. Weaver. F.F.A. First Row; Mr. Yoder. Advisor; E. Steffen. Reporter; K. Steffen, Treasurer; W. Askew. President. J. D. Mehrkens, Vice President; R. Zehr, Secretary; J. Smith. Sentinel. Second Row: W. Mies. R. Barnes, D. Barnes, E. Dennick, J. Nimbler. N. Asper. Third Row; H. Schieler, P. Brucker, R. Stoller. R. Meiss. G. Loeschen. D. Roach. Fourth Row; E. Steidinger, C. Winslow. W. Kupferschmid, G. Grey, R. Thomas. D. Embry. D. Grey, J. Crews, D. Rigsby. Fifth Row; J. Huddleston. D. Hupferschmid, G. Barnes, L. Retter, L. Abbey, L. Roth. - 72 - CRIER STAFF First Row: J. Ahlstrom. M. Broquard. Co-Editor; Miss Mackessy. Advisor; N. Roth, Co-Editor; B. Dolgin. Second Row: D. Anderson, V. Armstrong, R. Zehr. Third Row: P. Vaughan, J. Gerber, J. Thompson, S. Butcher, S. Williams, K. LaMonte. SCIENCE CLUB First Row: Mr. Antoine, Advisor; W. Askew, President; J. Drew, Vice President; R. Bressner, Secretary; J. Gittinger, Treasurer. Second Row: T. Smith, C. Brown, J. Ahlstrom, D. Kilgus, D. Nash. 1 hird Row: J. Crews, B. Mies, R. Thornton, J. Paternoster, W. Winslow. - 73 - LATIN CLUB First Row: Miss Sharp, Advisor: R Williams, President; M. Purdum, Vice President; J. Smith, Secretary: J. Thomas. Treasurer: E. Brucker. J. Jones. Second Row: B. Ellis, R Lehmann. J. Wascher, J. Drew, W. Pratt, C. Roth. E. Zeigenhorn, F. Light. S. Bressner. Third Row: D. Kohlmann, P. James. M. J Wharton. K. Stevens. S. Williams. P. Vaughan. A. Thomas. J. Maurer. N. Seitman. L. Dolgin. Fourth Row; J. Mowery. M. Wink. J. Schuler. D. Ward, L. Bach. J. Bach. J. Rice, M. Goembel. J. Gerber. Fifth Row; B. Durham. R Smith. J Nance. D. Nelson. D. Atteberry, K. Klitzing, L. Runyon. D. Beatty, J. Giancarly, R Sutter First Row: K. Addis. R Williams, President; M. Purdum, Vice President; Miss Sharp, Advisor; J. Smith. Secretary; J. Thomas. Treasurer; A. Barnes. Second Row; M. Tetley. B. Bach, C. Claudon, P. Walters, N. Readle. V. Crook. N. Householder, B. Hildreth. S. King. Third Row; S. Anderson. D. Tumage, C. Gerber. H. Treadwell. R Bartlett, J. Gerber, C. Kafer, B. Paternoster. J. Purdum. Fourth Row: S. Peircy, B. Wascher. S. Ernst. J. Goold. J. Barnes, M. Goembel. S. Bentley. J. Ward. K. Kindred. B. Claudon. Fifth Row; p. Wills. R Bellot, J. Mowery. R Goold. R Brucker, R Bressder, C. Brown, B. Winslow, G. Brown, J. Vaughan. G. Sparks. - 74 - STAIRWAY TO THE STARS” - 76 - COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM May 27, 1960, 8:00 p. m. Processional...................... Pomp and Circumstance Invocation........................Rev. Richard Harrison Girls Sextet..................... Halls of Ivy” Janet Schlipf, Marsha Purdum, Beverly Rapp, Linda Bach, Nancy Roth. Susan Williams, and Robert Brucker, accompanist Introduction of Speaker...........W. H. Bray Address, Looking Ahead ..........Dr. Harold Gibson Honor Awards......................Stephen W. Clark Presentation of Class.............Stephen W. Clark Presentation of Diplomas..........Harold Elliott Benediction....................... Rev. Richard Harrison Recessional, Huldigungsmarsch”...Grieg VALEDCTORAN SALUTATORIAN - 77 - Robert Brucker Betsy Dolgin CLASS OF 1960 First Row: M. Schmidtgall, S. Bartlett, P. Slagel, K. Stevens, J. Smith, M. Peters, N. Roth, J. Lawless. Second Row: S. Williams. B. Hetherington. M. Harvey, B. Rapp, W. Askew, J. Mehrkens, M. Scherr, R. Zehr. Third Row: J. Schlipf, B. Crook, L. Beatty, B. Dolgin, J. Moore. J. Hobart, J. Moore. M. Purdum. Fourth Row: J. Stephens, J. Drew, L. Runyon, K. Klitzing. J. Alhstrom, B. Redford, D. Anderson. K. Me-Pherson. HONOR STUDENTS James Alhstrom Jean Ann Gerber Marsha Purdum Wayne Askew - 78 - FAIRBURY-CROPSEY HIGH SCHOOL First Row: M. Broquard, S. Travis, G. Cox, J. Kohlman, S. Kennedy, B. Kupferschniidt, B. Green, K. LaMonte. Second Row: J. Crews, P. Huston, J. Gittenger, J. Sutter, E. Miller, S. Roth, J. Gerber, M. Nance. Third Row: A. Abbey, A. Ward, J. Thompson, J. Moore, C. Rigsby, L. Bach, S. Butcher, A. Barnes, Fourth Row: H. Leman, D. Mulvaney, V. Armstrong, C. Brown, D. Currington, J. Beyer, R. Brucker, J. Paternoster. HONOR STUDENTS Pat Slagel Jim Paternoster Nancy Roth Karen LaMonte SENORISTICS Ardith Abbey F.H. A. 2,3.4; G. A. A. 2.3.4. James Ahlstrom Crier Staff 4; F. Club 1.2.3.4; Science Club 3.4; Basketball manager 1,2; Math Club, Secretary 4; Math Award 3. Richard Anderson Crier Staff 4; F Club 3,4. President 4; Spectator 4; Band 1.2.3.4; Football 1,2,3.4; Baseball 1,2, 3.4; Track I,2.3.4; Jr. and Sr. Plays. Vic Armstrong Crier Staff 4; F.F. A. 1,2,3, Reporter 3; F Club 1.2,3.4; Secretary 4; Spectator Staff 3,4; Editor 4; Science Club 3; Basketball 1,2,3.4; Football 1.2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Jr. and Sr. Plays, Secretary, Sophomore Class; Boys State 3. Wayne Askew F. F.A. 1,2.3,4, Vice President 3, President 4; Science Club 3.4. Treasurer 3, President 4; Student Council 4, Treasurer; Baseball i; Treasurer Junior Class; F.F. A. Greenhand Award. Linda Bach G. A.A. I, 2,3,4; Latin Club 1.2.3,4; Spectator Staff 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Jr- and Sr. Plays. Alice Barnes Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,3.4; Librarian 3, 4; Jr. Play. Sandy Bartlett F.H. A. 1,2.3.4; G.A.A. 1.2. Lynda Beatty F.H. A. 1,2.3,4; Spectator Staff 4; Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3,4. Jerry Beyer F. Club 3,4; Band 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3.4; Baseball I; Track 1.2.3. Margaret Broquard Co-Editor of Crier Staff 4; F.H. A. 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1.2.3; Spectator Staff 4; Chorus 1.2; Jr. Play, Treasurer Senior Class. Chuck Brown Latin Club 1,2,3.4; Chorus 3,4; Science Club 1.2. 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Math Club 1,2,3,4. Robert Brucker F Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3.4; Band 1,2. 3.4; Chorus 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Basketball 1.2.3, 4; Baseball l, 2.3.4. Sally Butcher Crier Staff 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Latin Club 1.2.3; Chorus 1,2. Gloria Cox F.H. A. 1,2,3.4; G.A.A. 2.3.4. Jerry Crews F.F. A. 4; F Club 4; Science Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2. 3.4; Baseball 1,2; Track 1,2. Barbara Crook F.H. A. I,2,3,4; G.A.A. 2.3. Duane Currington F Club 2.3,4; Band 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1,2; Football 2.3,4; Baseball 1,2.3.4; Industrial Arts Club 3,4, Treasurer 3, President 4. Betsy Dolgin Crier Staff 4; G.A.A. 4; Spectator Staff Editor 4; Band 4; Chorus 4; Sr. Play. John Drew F.F. A. 1.2; Science Club 3,4, Vice President 4; Basketball 1,2; Football 1.2; Math Club 4; Jr. and Sr. Plays; President Senior Class; F.F. A. Award. Jean Gerber Crier Staff 4; G. A. A. 1.2,3.4; Latin Club 1,2.3, 4; Spectator Staff 4; Band 1.2. 3.4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Math Club 4, President; Jr. and Sr. Plays; President Junior Class; D.A.R. Award. Jack Gittinger Crier Staff 4; Spectator Staff 4; Band 1,2. 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Science Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; Football 1, 2,3; Jr. and Sr. Plays. - 80 - SENORISTICS Barbara Green F.H.A. i,2; G.A. A. l. 2, 3; Spectator Staff y. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Librarian 4. Mcralee Harvey F.H.A. 1,2.3; G.A.A. 1.2,3.4; Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Sophomore Homecoming Attendant; Dance Band 2.3. Jean Hobart F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Recreation Chairman 3, Parliamentarian 4, G.A.A. I, 2.3, 4; Librarian 1.2, 3.4. Pat Houston Baseball 2. Shirley Kennedy F.H.A. 1.2,3.4; G.A.A. 1,2.3,4; Chorus 1.2, 3.4; Spectator 4. Betty Hetherington F.H.A. 1,2,3.4; G.A.A. 1.2.3. Keith Klitzing F. Club 4; Spectator 4; Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1. Jean Kohlmann F.H.A. 1,2.3; G.A.A. I.2,3,4. President 4; Spectator 4; Band 1,2,3.4; Chorus 1,2,3,4. Betty Kupferschmid F.H.A. 1,2.3.4; G. A. A. 1.2; Student Council I. 2; Freshman Homecoming Attendant. Karen LaMonte Crier Staff 4; F.H.A. 1.2, 3.4; G.A.A. I.2.3; Math Club 4; Sr. Play; Vice-President Senior Class; F.H.A. Project Chairman 2. Kathy Langstaff F.H.A. 1.2.3.4; G.A.A. 1,2,3.4; Chorus 1.2.3. 4; Junior Play. Joyce Lawless F.H.A. 1,2.3.4; G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1.2; Homecoming Court. Howard Lehman Band I; Chorus 3,4. Ken McPherson F. Club 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 4; Basketball 1,2. 3.4; Football 1,2.3.4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2.3,4; Industrial Arts 1.2; Football Award 4; Treasurer Sophomore Class. J. D. Mehrkens F. F.A. 1.2,3.4; Football 1,2.3; Industrial Arts 3. Elaine Miller G. A.A. 1,2,4. Jane Moore F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Recreation Chairman 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3.4; Chorus 1,2. Janice Moore F.H.A. 1,2.3,41 Chairman of Projects 3, Recreation 4; G.A.A. 1.2.3,4; Jr. and Sr. Plays. June Moore F.H.A. 1,2.3.4; Chairman of Projects. 4; G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2,4. Darrell Mulvaney Football 1,2; Industrial Arts Club 2,3.4; Reporter 3; Secretary 4. Margie Nance F.H.A. 1,2.3.4; G.A.A. 1.2. Jim Paternoster F Club 2,3.4; Student Council 1.2,3,4; Treasurer 3; President 4; Basketball 2; Football 1.2, 3.4; Baseball 2,3,4; Math Club 4; Freshman Class Secretary; Boys' State 3. Mary Lou Peters F. H.A. 1,2. 3.4; G. A. A. 2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Librarian 4. Marsha Purdum G. A.A. 1,2,3.4; Vice President 4; Latin Club 1,2. 3,4; Vice President 4; Spectator Staff 4; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Vice President Junior Class; Homecoming Court 4. Beverly Rapp F.H.A. 1.2; G.A.A. 1.2. 3; Spectator Staff 4; Band 1.2,3,4; Chorus 1,2.3,4; F H.A. Award 2. SENIORISTICS Bruce Redford F Club 1.2,3,4; Spectator Staff 4; Industrial Arts Club 3; Jr. Play. Carol Rigsby G.A.A. 1,2. 3,4; Majorette 1.2,3.4; Chorus 1. Nancy Roth Cheerleader, Jr. Varsity 2; Varsity 3,4; Crier Staff 4; Co-editor; F.H.A., Vice President 3; G.A.A. 1.2,3; Latin Club 2; Majorette 1,2.3,4; Drum Major 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3.4; Math Club 4, Vice President 4; Jr. and Sr. Plays; President Freshman Class; Homecoming Queen. Sandra Roth F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; G. A. A. 1.2,3,4; Spectator Staff 4; Chorus 1.2,3,4. Larry Runyon Latin Club 2,3.4; Spectator Staff 4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Football 4; Jr. Play. Melvin Scherr Industrial Arts Club 3. Janet Schlipf F.H.A. 1,2; G.A.A. I,2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 3; Student Council 3,4. Vice President 3; Band I, 2.3,4; V ce President 3, Treasurer of Freshman Class; President of Sophomore Class. Marjorie Schmidtgall F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4; G. A. A. 1.2,3. Pat Slagel F. H A. 1,2.3; G.A.A. .2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Math Club 4; Jr. Play. Jeanne Smith G. A.A. 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3.4, Secretary 4; Band 1,2,3.4. Treasurer 2; Chorus 1,2, 3.4. Jerry Stephens F.F.A. 1,2,3; F Club 4; Basketball 1,4; Football I, 2,4; Jr. and Sr. Plays. Karen Stevens Jr. Varsity Cheerleader 1; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1.2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Sr. Play. Jim Sutter Industrial Arts Club 3. Charles Taylor F Club 2, 3,4; Student Council 1.2, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Class Vice President 2; Sr. Play. John Thomas F Club 3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Spectator 3,4; Basketball 2, 3.4; Football 1.2,3; Baseball 1,2.3; Track 1,2,3; Math Club 4; Chorus 4; Senior Class Secretary. Joanne Thompson F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, President 4, Secretary 3; Section Officer 3,4; Crier Staff 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2. Shirley Travis F.H.A. 1.2,3.4; G.A.A. .2; Chorus 1,2. Peg Vaughan Crier Staff 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,41 Latin Club 1.2.3,4. President 3; Spectator Staff 4; Band 1,2, 3,4, President 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Latin Award 2. Amanda Ward F.H.A. 1.2.4; G.A.A. 2.3,4. Susan Williams Crier Staff 4; G.A.A. 1.2.3; Latin Club 1,2,3.4, Treasurer 3: Band 1.2,3,4; Chorus I,2.3,4; Homecoming Attendant 3; Homecoming Court 4. Roger Zehr Crier Staff 4; F. F. A. 1,2,3,4; F Club 2,3,4; Football 1.2,3.4; Jr. Play- - 82 - - 83 - THE END OF THE YEAR—- —THE END OF AN ERA. - 84 - AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS