Gillespie High School - Gillespian Yearbook (Gillespie, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1957 volume:

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Here we have planned and dreamed ot the future through the gusty days ot March. It Will always be: GHS .... our school! .- 'Y'- H r.- .M .f '.- 1' r - 'as ...A W S , me 2 .r .vi x I ,' 1 w S 1. r in ,. ,J if Il r b J I v'f'sl ::.Q -e ! -'.- G :-8' ' I -X-., '- -e 4 .,..,1-.5 .,-Q. .- f mt 7 Mp? 4+ '12---5-..: -.J s 'Nt' ' 'E-,'ff:'r'b. 4... !:'s ,N e .' snr, ,. ri 'I' gtxfu .4 ,. I .1 4 ,f-.4 .5 4 1 A 3 J S 1 jr.-'I -5 -arms' -,, --'va' u . 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A 1 1.2-2 fl f! at ,te X 5 is X . ff I Instructor Stanislawsky assists Freshmen Clayton Hom- mann, Donald Stankoven Louis Suhlin and Glenn Suh- , Q ling in a soil testing proiect. uf-'rx-f Deeply engrossed in their books are Wayne Blevins, Ray Garner, Earl Hauschild and Carl Hauschild. Book work too is an integral part of Agricultu Vocational agriculture gives boys an opportunity for practical application. Pleased with the construction of this shed are Joe Petrak, David Ham- mann, Marion Boedecker, Jim Lesko, Raymond Hausgnild and Mack Komnick, This represents another phase ot the work of the Ag depart- ment. ve f-ww,-.,,....,.. w,A.,s,x - l,l aa.. .A...'? .. i,..,,d:i F 'Il ZS the Iticst f1Qi'.'1:iCe,i ' .-,' iijs to 'ities' -,M-,,,, crops and the latest techie .es ir H-K-F plariigig 1216-:ti 'lie 'C':effi': C311 SfY'Qf'll'li Cf 'lilf bzgizgifrs 'l11't11 5 '.'.'0ld1f.: fT'l 'ffl'lft'S ii 7691.5 lilffl efrpgiifie-ri? :xii kit: '- edge A' sc Cfzfzrafie-f1sff'S ati 11'.'05t3iif: . are also Csl'Ilf3'II9d Each ic, as '12 ..,I,, ,, Vr,-..,,.4 AA ,..sf,-.,a K w.. ,A .,.. . L, t' IQ. ,-,.C,..f Pure- -, Explaining the solution of on equation in on algebra class is Mr. Orler. Freshman Judy Cordum looks on intently. High school math: a fundamental part of nearly all advanced study 'jzidopglttei ' 'ie of the most '.-.' Citri- 1-iliile assi-1. card possess is C1 tiiofo ,121 zfrstiiiidiizii ol io G s i if iidt2ier:i'1tx':' ' 1: fx mfitli is CI funda- mental rffg.i f1rtifAit lor folio ze eri- trfmff- it keeertif-s f-'sen more izixporturit to iiifili swgoci stxifierits. Matti is riot only necessary for cole lege entronee it is or valiiolale asset to proiessional men and in indsstry. Showing the importance oi math is the iittle knovxri tact that ueorzietry is of basic part oi e','er','tli1na, '.-fiieilief it be visible or grivisilale. From atoms, 'xliifji fiffitiif be sf-fem log' tile hiked Dernonslralmq for the rest ol a qeomelvy class are .lo Arm Volerio, James Tallmon and Alice Yonl, Edna Howenon, Glenn kerl Yoke part in some Malh class, ., ,, wliifli 'Ve 'oilf- ,I I s 1 2 if Z- Suhling, and Diono Tea- bocrd work in a General ' X f-ye to t' A tl':slL',' new sports Cars, f-fl by prf1f'tif'f1lly every- f-'fifif-rit ff.'e7y'.'.'lLere. owl f'ff,rr.i-try' From t lf it to t f- Vif .f :iilf-st ciritliiricftic prob st foitiypliiiatf-'l tfiaorio iizetfifg t e'.'er',' iripoftait part iiiali sf 'el into is Covered ir. our Toigrsf-s ir. tigs ff t'i': fjfij of ii.tif1i . ...,:f..f'rr1' f' itsioferies it '.'fC'li V-'A Vis or 6 Cefsoi to 'portif A ' t':.iiQ1e 3iii's f--.ffffv SCIENCE ix' 1 Q . QM: ' . Members of o biology :loss under the direciion of Mr. Berqqren . 'VA .TSVN f. , . 1, uve Choviele Sobberi, Mock Komnick, Pc1uIe!Te OGormon cmd ' H,-.4-1497, it .2-A 91 -,-Y Donna Boone. S vw-J 461:15 51?-? Q-is A ' A iii Y--1 I 'iifefffs 1 ni 3,4 N 'pax 1 -B st, ry, K , Gerald Wilson, Ronnie Price, Nancy Dover, Mqnhg Ely Und lcffy Clark work in the lub under Vhe difecnon of Mrs Verticrghio, Chemistry swdenvs, Neil Vidmcr, Marvin Fossero and Bob Eccles work dniqenvly vowovd 'he corn- pIeMon of on expedmenv, Bookkeeping is the subiect matter, Mr. Woods is the instructor. 'iWhy w0n't this balance? Basic function of office procedures are advanced in Business lab Our business departments many re- cent additions are intended to keep stride with the rapid advances in busif ness. Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, and Business Machines courses, under tho instruction ol Mrs. Tenikat and Mr, Woods, are designed to better prepare our graduates tor the world ot busi- ness. Deep concentration must be lo- cused upon these subjects to acquire the skill and ability to conquer the everfincreasing demands oi the com- plex business field. A class in typing, under the direction ot Mrs Tenikct, works diligently on a beginning lesson BUSINESS With the close supervision of Mrs. Tenikat, a group senior girls work in a Business Machines class. Il. 41 iv Xb I . Sharon Burke is assisted by Viva Jacobs in measuring for the hem in a new creation. Preparing the formal setting on the table are Mary Ann Brown, Judy Teakert and Helen Bauer. Senior high girls prepare for future roles oi American housewives The purpose ol l-lomemakina Eduoae tion in blah soliool is to help young people beoome better home members. Speoiai attention is aiven to those in- terests and needs ol tlie student which reiato to personality development, sos tial and tamily relationships, liealtli, nutrition liomemaking skills. Dee sirable standards are set up lor spee Cifgc problems and emphasis is laid on tne development ot a sense ot values and on learnind tor enduring satis- iaotion, Effort is made to develop an appreciation of tlie skills demanded by good housekeeping. ylhnwx 2 few ' Qbdkv B 'PU' vp.-mr Vlhmmb HDMEMA 'KURE 0215 K AMERICA if iw? Under the supervision of instructor Miss Jewel Watson, Beverly Togliatti, Donna Pellegrini and Evelyn Bertetto dis- play their skills in the kitchen. Kfjg, sly' 'ima 7 'J'-F' fy Mr. Heinz inspects the drawing of Jerry Grandone in a General Shop class as Robert Fulton looks on. INDUSTRIAL ARTS l7rawina classes aim to strenathen the students' visual capacities, develop circipliic languaaes, and secure exactf First year students of drawina or aeneral shop, are tauaht basic funda- mentals which sharpen their percepl tion They are also tauaht the impor- tance of accuracy ln advanced draw- ing: the class is tauaht the use of instruments. Students may choose amona three fields of drawina: ene dineerina, mechanical, or architectual. ln each of these fields advanced theor- ies and concepts are advanced which auament one's abilities for later use in colleae or industry. Shop training supplies coordination of mind and body Machine Shop offers the opportunity for a more complete lcnowledae ef mechanical parts. The machinist also learns hov: to take care of and use machines properly lVlachinists learn how to execute the papered plans of a draftsman to l lUOUth of an inch. They broaden their slcills throuah their work with lathes, shapers, mills, drills, and bench tools such as hammers and files. Machine shop students may turn out some very difficult pieces of work including soldering irons, lamps, and toy wrenches. ...,, XX , We 3.-if-.k50 f' W ., 'YT i A,-J W M V ,sr Q Mr. Tenikat otfers bits of advice to Dwight Sawyer, Stewart Hopper and Richard Stankoven. 'Noodworlcina is just what the doc- tor ordered for all 'fix it men. Re- pairing: broken furniture is supplemenf tefl by new construction. Boys talcina this course construct work expected of professionals in furniture manufactur- ino Here they are tauaht preferred methods of carpentry, cabinet makino, and wood fastenina and finishina. Vlfoodshop students have constructed almost everythina in the line of wood projects from bookcases and end ta' bles to desks and lamps, Jim Tallman, John Oberto, Joe Belovich, Weye Schmidt, and Jimmy Shuey adjusting machines in the machine shop. ENGLISH Senior English students under Mrs. Strehle write an examination, Use of correct speech and writing is the aim oi our English department Beginning with English I, students are enroiiragefi to broaden their knowledge ot f'.lI'lCiC1TI'16I'ilfIiS 2-:iiicli will prove valuable in future study. With English IV as an Cxpproprifitv frlinicix, frrridigfites fire fissure: Of 'ini v 1 ple prep-'1i'rritiQ,ti for fmizfftie er t..t1iie fnCrg.1g'i41t1Oiis 'liiixis ilCI'.'1I.1 t,re',fi:.:5lj ieariieil the ig:iCiii:.iet1t'1ls Qi Eiiglisiz, liiaii Sff1lOOi misses time giirtlfiriqitfai siiCcess1','el',' tn iiitinei ievels Qt Cippre iierpsion tnmn iz. titff lnfsirs. i rr: . f 1 .nun Mr, Ruyle directs the study of freshmen in a class of English fundamentals, 'WQAQJRI Eefcre i1ss.,i:.1iiipg the rgie of an adult, Qi pructiiial 'aiderstetixdizig ci our 11:1- tive tozigge .mixed Building an active '.'O'jC1iJ',.i'IF'1' mid Cl better k:1o'.'.'- ieage ef Ainerifgcizi and Lnansii liter! atgre are the projected aims of tne Eziglsh iepartment. A study ol Silas Marner attracts Frank Vidmor, Judy Polo and Bob Bishop. SOCIAL STUDIES Albert Anderson, Marge Kelly, Delores Severn, Bulletin board proves quite interesting to Kenneth and Donna Corponi check an African location in Sakelaris, Joee Tretter, Larry Smith, and Judy Polo. their World History class. Facts from ancient history to the development of our great nation 8 The main concern ot Social Science is to advance the health, happiness, and prosperity ot the human race in proportion to the many rapid improve- ments being made in the field of phy- sical science, A study ot the ways of civilization is the essence ot our courses in World and American History. In order to pro- gress man must be careful to avoid their mistakes and to further improve their loetterments, Maris entire life is constantly inter- connected with the lives of his neigh- bots. With the help ot the instructor, Miss Yost, George Johnson and August Varwig compare location on the globe. Mr. Phillippe, band director, puts e bond through its paces during o regular practice session. - ,....--v ---gr' 1.111-r. ---, .4 , ..4. l I MUSIC Z-....-...............,... G r K Q. W W 's Vocal instructor, Mrs. Morhn, goes over a g p g f h I h h 0 c ora music wit te p A Ak Music lovers find individual group instruction available E L, 6 -il Img Nb.-'di 'n fm.. A ,-. -,.-vip!!! I, A buy 'P' 4 -it-g. n l4!,.'1's ,A S wr, my ...S tfielga 4 ,.5.,2fp.s.. 15 ,.,,..-'-.si .- 51 iq IPX I I 523-'fr fx.. 4 'f'--. ,- s 5 f ,. N -sn, 4.-. if pl -.. 'FN 's x .- , -' 1 .4-gzr :'U 7 J if Q 3.1.0, 'gig ..,f'f, A 'lf ff ' ,, ..- '1'-' r- '.- ' ' 'sa f I ,iff -eg , .,-. , 1-es--' 1.-g.,,a. ,, . 1l o,l A 1 p If 'Pye f TN' 4? 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'HI' --L , 1212-'-'g. U' 'g . '13:5 '-'f:'3 13:'g wT:- 4113- 1-if-se ::!1i2e:g,1115113f11:-rf:::vf:3'i2i.i.--2?-v:5:::-55ev.2::.-515:5:2:e:::2:::g2,:.:2:g:5E.v455'- ,..: ' -,3--3--.1.,. -5 ,.1, ,.-,.,,,. .. '.':.. .-..g., g..,...,.,gg.-,.,.. '11EE5-2-51.:g'1f .ribGini:--:-E:::::Zf,:r:f5g2i:1-:Sz:gl-a:15:.1q::::-gmc:-' -'-'-u'u.1'HJ. ,E-f '.2H'Ff-'-'::e::.-::f'.::Ef4:2 r- 1' A ' ':'i-.-14:57.zg.'.g:-extwzzzg.-.-::':::1-2:g:..yg::n'r--:mg - ,- Th U Q y , , , ffl' 5 iv 1: ,,.,.....f-v-o-wmv l 1 4 v P 'iL. - if ..',b?xy wg. ' .- li MF It 2 4 Qs auf - 4 5 y, Striving tor quality, Gillespian staff designs edits and prepares for publication oi past school year record - Lge lan,-'1 g M, rt 1 B.-:Hill ,PGS Mercedes lndelicato, Carol Bourey, Bob Eccles, Linda Reid, Jim Tallman, Rose Marie Lonzerotti, Martin Fassero, Nancy Dover, Gordon Hartweger, Peggy Duckworth, Tom Luketich, Judy Morgcndo, Ed Young, Jill Lesko, Bill H'arris, Judy Lonzerotti, Sharon Admire. Editor Rose Marie Lonzerotti, Tom Luketich and Frank Wesley check the layout for senior class pages. l Ld, , l Marcella Se pp Judy Lonzerottl and Mer cedes Indelicato prepare advertising posters using their art talent This page sponsored by Ltchfield Grocer Company vb. 1 ls '3', :xx Inj U mhz I ' I. - QQY5 'JJ' S1 54,--Y I 1' if I .' 5- 1' q I . 'fob 4 .1 S L. to R.: Nelson Marosti, George Cerulli, Beverly Loveless, Shirley Bruce, M, P. Verticchio, Danny Vlosich, Bill Harris, Larry Clark, Ronnie Roth, Bill Burns. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council meets eoch Tuesdoy morning in the Boord ot Ed- ucotion room, The council consists of three representotives irom eoch closs plus the present ond irnrnediorte post presidents ot eoch closs. The purpose of the orgdnizcrtion is to promote the 'xfeltotre of the students ond to genere olly improve our school. The present otticers ore: President-Rose Morie Lonzerotti. ViceAPresidentgDovid Heyen. Secretory--Alice Yont. SponsorePrincipdl M. P. Verticchio. '15 Left lo right: Terry Smilh, Carolyn Bruce, Marforie Tcillman, Beverly Toglicmi, Rose Marie Lonzerotti, David Heyen, Alice Yanr, Julian Koslci, Peggy Brown. This page sponsored by: Dr. C. P. Mizera. Row l--Carolyn Bruce, Frances Cordero, Judy Cordum, Virgil Bunge, Charles Voyles, Bill Burns, Tommy Rice. Row 2-Peggy Brown, Martha Ely, Margaret Grehn, Mercedes lndelicato, Viva Jacobs, Frank Profaizer, Kim Baima, Tony Kampwerth, Sonny Koski, David Hamman. Row 3-Marcella Seipp, Wilma Hise, Betty Lonzerotti, Marlene Calcari, Charlotte Link, Gloria Mor, Larry Schreiter, Ronnie Guna, Kenny Cordum, Curtis Cherry. Row 4-Alice Yant, Barbara Burns, Viola Cleeton, Vera Maze, Judy Lonzerotti, Loretta Klein, Shirley Bruce, Sharon Admire. CHGRUSES well-loved old classicals and the latest Row 1-Virgil Bunge, Tommy Rice, Charles Voyles, Bill Burns, Ronnie Guna, Roger Johnson, Keith Desart, Bob Hasquin, Larry Tilley. Row 2-David Hammann, Kim Baima, Tony Kampwerth, Sonny Koski, Gordon Hartweger, John Duncan, Mack Komnick, Frank Profaizer, David Heyen, Row 3-Larry Schreiter, Kenny Cordum, Curtis Cherry, Billy Reid, George Lacy, Richard Schreiter, George Johnson, Bob Bishop. .A-.Ai . WM, A H 4 ---fMfa,,,...,-,.-s.w..-u- pf fvwillnmltw This page sponsored by: Mitchell Insurance Agency. 5125 iiiiiaigg ykiaiigq g 5 s a W sskwsl I ,,. S t In ,xi filfiiil vienna? n,A7n0 3 Row l-Gail Klein, Ruth Ann Smith, Patsy Senger. Row 2-Mary Gibbons, Sharon Ricchiardi, Diana Teakert, Frances Cordero, Ruth Ann Hartnett. Row 3-Betty Lonzerotti, Brenda Mitchell, Joan Hamilton, Lin- da Warburton, Paulette O'Gorman, Sharon Rusher. Row 1-Jodie Benedetti, Judy Cordum, Marcella Seipp. Row 2-Donna Carpani, Judy Lonzerotti, Betty Dunn, Evelyn Holden, Helen Smith. Row 3-Viola Blevins, Carol Bourey, Peggy Duckworth, Ann Ackerman, Mercedes lndelicato, Mary Lee Pucker. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION I' , gif? .1 J N G.A.A. OFFICERS President ....,, Ann Marie Brown Vice-President ..,,,,,,,.,, Pat Long Secretary ...., ,.,,....,,,, I udy Poteet Advisor .,,,,,,, Margaret Iohnson This page sponsored by: Dr. J. J. Grandone G A A serves ambitions of athletically inclined One ot the most active organizations in our school is the Girls' Athletic Association. The GAA. has an active membership of approximately sixty- tvxo girls. The obiect ot the G.A.A. is to stimulate interest in girls' ath- letics and to encourage and promote high ideals of health and good sports- manship, Any girl who shows a sin- cere interest in athletics and tollows the rules of good sportsmanship is eligible tor membership. A nationwide organization, the G.A.A. offers hours ot fun and com- panionship to its many members. Meeting every Tuesday for an hour ot play the girls of the G.A.A. have lun playing their favorite sports and enjoying the companionship of their fellow members. ln addition to this, they receive points toward their local and state awards. Ths page sponsored by: Kniahts of Columbus and Amrhein's Bakery. GAA. PLANNING COMMITTEE Sophomore ....,, Iudy Lonzerotti Senior ,,,.,....,.. Peggy Duckworth Iunior .,,,, Mercedes Indelicato Row l Joan Goehe, Beverly Togliatti. Row 2 Rae Marie Rowland, Jill Portugal, Alice Yant, Eva Palmer Josephine Tretter. Row 3 Peggy Brown, Rose Marie lonzerotti, Roberta Ander- son Delores Severn, Judy Polo, Phyllis Gibson. ,1 T ok -i I U r W s xg .f f is f R Row I-Mildred Settles, Mariorie Tallman. Raw 2-Ann Marie Tuberosa, Lynda Passetti, Kevin Cavan augh, Doris Nitz, Judy Teakert. Row 3-Beverly Loveless, Marianna Blevins, Margaret Grehn Judy Grandone, Barbara Burns, JoAnn Valerio. in activities requiring mental and physical adaptability The GAA. is active in most of the school affairs. It enters a float in the Homecoming Parade and has a booth at the Athletic Carnival in addition to its own social activities. These activi- ties range from school dances and co- recs to our annual initiation of new members. One ot its major projects is sending two girls to GAA. Leader- ship Camp each year, There the girls discuss the activities of their own or- ganization with other GAA. members from all over the state. They learn new games and activities which will help to improve their own club. This year our GAAA was host for one of the semi-annual Play Days, Held on April 13, the girls from eight schools enjoyed the various sports and the chance to meet once again girls from neighboring schools. , X I Q72 ..f, l,l 'i Inspecting a hog-watering trough constructed as an F.F.A. project are Earl Hauschild, Ray Garner, Clayton Hammann, y L x., ...AQ Bid FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Left to right: James Lesko, Mr. Stanis- lawsky, Earl Hauschild, Ray Garner, Wayne Blevins, Louis Suhling, Clayton Hammann, Carl Hauschild, Glenn Suhling, Mack Komnick, Raymond Hauschild, Joe Petrak, David Hammann, Marion Boedec- ker. til F.F.A. OFFICERS President David Hammann Vice-President Ray Garner Secretary Wayne Blevins Treasurer Mack Komnick Reporter Marion Boedecker Sentinel , Carl Hauschild This page sponsored by: Union Funeral Home and Bunn Food Store, l X l5 Ubi Row l-Carol Bertetta, Marlene Calcari, Char- lotte Link, Charlotte Broderick, Barbara Burns, Beverly Thorp. Row 2-Brenda Mitchell, Ro- berta Anderson, Sharon Admire, Morene Lin- ton, Mercedes Indelicato, Linda Reid. Row 3- il Janet sue Penton, Daisy Wyatt, Dixie wat- liams, Marge Westwood, Sally Wagoner, Mary Lee Pucker. w i l.. P , ill' A ge, pa, President , , ,, , ...., ,Shirley Bruce Vice-President . .. Carol Bourey Secretary , , Ruth Ann Hartnett Treasurer Rose Marie Lonzerolti Historian , ,,,,, Charlene Sobberi Parliamentarian ,,,,, ..., , Peggy Duckworth Advisor .............. ,......., M iss Watson - xx-I 4 me Bn 5 P 5 U ' M11- Row l-Sharon Ricchiardi, Linda Passetti, Rae Rowland, Judy Cordum, Betty Lonzerotti, Gail Klein, Mary Ann Brown, Viva Jacobs, Helen Bauer, Frances Cordero, Betty Dunn, Joee Tretter, Donna Capponi. Row 2-Evelyn Bertetto, Judy Teakert, Jody Benedetti, Diane Teakert, Donna Pelligrini, Beverly Togliatti, Patsy Senger, Beverly Meldi, Judy Lonzerotti, Carolyn Bruce, Judy Price, Sharon Burke, Donna Boone, Janice Wiggins. Row 3-Joan Goehe, Linda Warburton, Lois Mansholt, Erma Heyen, Joyce Flynn, Mary Walker, Janice Kay Ward, Viola Cleeton, Mary Rinker, Beverly Loveless, Karen Miller, Mary Wilson, Betty Lesko, Marge Tallman. This page sponsored by: Gillespie Auto Supply and Armstrong Insurance Agency F11 bf? . S' if - L FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Sharon Admire, Frances Cordera, Loretta Klein, Marlene Calcari, Charlotte Broderick, Shirley Bruce, Mercedes lndelicato, Alice Yant, Margaret Grehn, Marjorie Tallmon, Marianna Blevins, Joee Tretter, Donna Rae Boone, Neveta Navy. This page sponsored by: Drs. Roy and Richard Guyon, O.D. and Simpson's Shoes. President Vice-President Secretary , Treasurer , Librarian , Historian Sponsor Brenda Mitchell Ann Marie Brown Pat Long Roberta Anderson Dixie Williams Judy Fellin , Miss Yost Rose Marie Lonzerotti, Carol Bourey, Delores Se- vern, Doris Nitz, Janet Sue Pelton, Eva Palmer, Frank Rolando, Lynda Passetti, Tom Luketich, Marge Westwood, Ann Ackerman, Helen Smith, Peggy Duckworth, Judy Cordum, Daisy Wyatt, Barbara Burns. 1 'Q 5 P iv., President Vtce President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant at Arms Song Leader Sponsor TRI HI Y Ann Marne Brown Dlxne Wulllams Pat Long Rose Marne Lonzeroth Carol Bourey Judy Fellun Mlss Yost ui. Judy Morgando Eva Palmer Rose Marte Lonzerottn Beverly Thorp Dausy Wyatt Loretta Kleln Mer cedes Indelucato Marge Westwood Janet Sue Pelton Shnrley Bruce Roberta Anderson Judy Gobble Brenda Mitchell Helen Smith Peggy Duckworth Carol Bourey Duxxe Wvlllams Mary Lee Pucker Barbara Burns. .T-' Thus page sponsored by Ideal Beauty Shop and Passettu Grocery Gloria Mor Jlll Lesko Charlotte lmk Pat Long Martha Ely Judy Sleldon Charlotte Broderuck Georgla Lesko Dons Nutz Carol Bertetto Ann Marne Brown Ann Tuberosa Joan Hamrlton Marlene Calcarl Sharon Admnre Morene Lmton T l , 2 : ' 'J . 'X' , Q. , R ' - u y , y. . , 'N' 3, P , 1 ff' F 'li Q C if ,K I ' L 1 . A - , - ci v .R ' X , ,V 'QD' - iff if 7 M v J I I I I -I I . I l I - V I I I I I I . I I I I .U b l I I . , Q 1 cw - Xu' I A Q 4 u - C' -p- , 5 T T Q ' l . I . I I I I 1 ' I . I I I I I r , I , 'I r . I MINER'S LIGHT STAFF Following the preparation of the stencils, Rose Marie Lonzerotti, Mercedes lndelicato, and Peggy Duckworth run-off a page of another issue of the Miner's Light on the mimeograph machine. t 9924 YS 4.. ,,,q Marcella Seipp, Carol Bourey, and Judy Pa- teet make umpteen' trips up and down the stairs and corridors distributing the Miner's Light. With the assistance of the sponsor, Mrs Tenikat, Ann Marie Brown, Judy Fellin, Pa long, Ed Young, and Janet Sue Pelton as semble the pages of the school paper. This page sponsored by: lim McCord ot Josten's and The Bloom Box. Under the leadership of Mr. Phillippe our band has grown to some seventy members. Always a part of the G.H.S. football games, concerts and participation in district and state contests have highlighted the school year for our bond, . 1 f ,V , ,.,- . ,A Brenda Mitchell Dixie Williams Marge Westwood Ruth Ann Hartnett sponsored by: Grill 'Q hr' pi. N rs ,,,, .lil Sealed L to R.: Judy Fellin, Carol Bourey, Judy Poleel, Ann Marie Brown, Peggy Duckworth, Dixie Williams. Slanding L. to R.: Kenny Cordum, Frank Rolando, Bob Polo, Mr. Ruyle, Tom Lukelich, Marlin Fassero, Dovid Heyen. 1 1 I f THESPIANS N .7 Mr. Ruyle, sponsor, President, Tom Luketichg Vice- President Kenny Cordumg Secretary-Treasurer, Dixie Williams. This page sponsored by: McNeely's Jewelry Store and Cordum's I. G. A. Super Market. 'F 253 Q C3 x. SENIOR PLAY IUNICR PLAY JoAnn Valerio, Donna Carpani, Ruth Ann Hartnett, Jerry Katich, Morrie Giaudrone, Judy Price, Joee Tretter, Betty Dunn, Judy Grandone. Q L by ..s,. ' 1 LJ, 1-f :' SCIENCE CLUB Frank Vidrnar, Mary Frances Gibbons, Mary Lee Pucker, Bob Eccles, Mr. Berggren, Janice Wiggins, Donna Boone, Beverly Meldi, Evelyn Bertetto. Maricrie Tallman, Donna Pellegrini, Martin Fassero, Judy Polo, Beverly Togliatti, Ed Young, Patsy Senger. This page sponsored by: Erspalmers Garage and Verticchio Insurance. if JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Miss Utt, Sponsor, confers with Helen Smith, Ann Marie Brown, and Roberta Anderson officers of the Junior Classical League. Helen Smith, Eva Palmer, Dor- is Nitz, Frances Cordera, Dixie Williams, Peg g y Duckworth, Joee Tretter, Charlotte Link, Morene Linton. This page sponsored by: Morrison's Service Station and J. Ann Marie Brown, Barbara Burns, Janet Sue Pelton, Pat Long, Roberta Anderson, Judy Morgando, B r e n d a Mitchell, Marge Westwood, Daisy Wyatt, Judy Lonzerotti. ff , K D.A.R. AWARD 7 'fs 1956-57 D.A.R. Award winner, Pat Long, receives her award from Principal M. P. Verticchio. Ann Marie Brown Peggy Duckworth if ,wr NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY william Mm Homework till the early hours of the morning, relentless struggles with a history or an English assignment, out- side activities missed because of stu- dies-all received their just reward as scholars were formally initiated into the National Honor Society. Symbol- izing scholarship, leadership, charac- ter, and service everyone at GHS. congratulates the new members of the National Honor Society. 'lllwv Gordon Hartweger Nancy Jones I I Q Scholarship, character, service, leadership ,i iw., Judy Poteet Pal long Rose Marie Lonzerotti John Kuruc ill' y-5 ,,,,, 'U-'77 rw-.. Hx 'Ti' This page sponsored by: Shaw's Insurance and The Peoples State Bank it-nv' e S 5 K 'I T' is ia' ' . . O l ' ' A' 111' Y' V 4 'NaL - Xxx if -'lv WW l ..---Q 'fl- wb N 'sin ,fav- Z' 1:31 4' l 'xl Working on the card catalogue are Dixie Williams, Janet Sue Pelton, Judy Morgando, and Helen Smith. Working in the reference book section af our library are Eva Palmer, Barbara Burns, and Doris Nitz, also student librarians. This page sponsored by: PeIIegrini's Grocery and Forsyth Barber Shop, Three senior boys, Gordon Hartweger, Ron Price, and Dave Heyen, under the supervision of Mrs. Strehle, our librarian, assist with the many duties in our library. LIBRARY R X -.N :fb IH, ?f,r'1'?, f'f.ift 'l t ff -H f 2' tfgw lv N 'Z f i:.'1'Qj'.F'.-.'g 'Rl.v-Q? 3'-'G' L -iz I -.-ggi- '3-'viz-'f -rfb? Eye 'L' '- -'W ,r igfwk 'WE fm '. 'Ei' ka--'1 X 'km .J -. nth :vc . !: fx3 J'f3 -xg 'aa I. '?r , Ui-, E': H R Q -'lil S ffl-'a'.Q'x fr 'ti-f.t?-cijjfs r 7.4 .- . P 4' .-'.-'r g. ll ..' 1 'nr -. xl. M1-:wft .v 7: SJ:-.fJ,,r': : ,s mil? ln S1 its is-if I.. fgfvw .ff-'L '15 .5 ' 'Pr 58 r TWV f av kr 483,-gi ,.v I ws :,g2-Tx 4' nf 4?-w ff.'Qff -, - sf' 'F fb- 2mA '3 .2- .v . 3425, 751' ,434 -' :Eff lcri'-l mg S -.5 'fVj'..'.'i5f.g3-Jgif-:'J4 53 ,vf-Iii.-5--55: '-.-. Sy 1.2! Fr ,5 -4' .-. 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'I -1 1, 1 '..'nu,'-Q - ', -. --- , , . - , l i Row I Asst Coach Heinz Roy Garner Dowd Heyen, Jack Stonkoven, Frank Rolando, Ronald Price, Gary Motevey Kim Bonmo Larry Clark Coach Tennkat, Row 2 John Campbell Ed Heal Corl Hauschnld Weye Schmidt, Sonny Koski, Earl Houschild, l.yle Brown, Row 3 Vince Demuzuo Albert Anderson Frank Pro'ai1er, George Anderson, John Lesko, David Pozoro, GHS is proud of the 56-57 Football Team The Gillespie Miners' '55 football team started the year by surprising most everyone, They came Within tive points of a good Collinsville team, the closest Gillespie has ever come to beating them, Alter this defeat, Gilles- pie started Winning each game until we were stricken with two key injur- ies. These injuries, in the Nokomis game, cost us our regular ends for the remainder ot the season. This page sponsored by: Roth Studio This page sponsored by: Garella Pest Control. Our Miners in action. X 1 1. Managers Gerald Wilson, Larry Schmidt and Ken- neth Desart. It Wasn't untgl the Wood River game, when we tost oar regular gggarterback and another aarne, that we started going down Zzgtl. Three key players '.-:ere too rngcn for oar srnall sojpad, but We are very proud of our team for winning six of eleven garnes, ref ceiving second place ln the South Central Conference, ptgcing foar play- ers on the alfeconference tearn and one receiving all-state honorable rnention. Toswp before the Coilinsville game. '-J' L 1 L cf, Q' .-4 I j',!,!. .AfJrY --L U V i Ray Garner Carl Huuschild Earl Hauschild SCHEDULE We They Sept. 14-Collinsville KH, .,...,.. ....... 7 12 Sept. ZU-Hillsboro KH, ........, .,........ 2 6 20 Sept. 28-Dupo KT, ........... .....,..,. 3 4 12 l Oct. 5-Nokomis KH, .........w... .......... 3 8 20 Oct. 9-Southwestern KH, .,.... ...,...... 3 3 0 Oct. 11-Woodriver KT, .....V.. .....,. 6 12 E Oct. 19-Staunton KT, ....... ....... 6 34 Rolando Oct. 23-Mt. Olive KH, ........ ....... 7 0 Oct. 27-Litchfield KT, ....... ........... 1 2 14 Nov. 2-Ccfrlinville KT, ....... ....... U 42 Nov. 8-Benld KH, ...... ........... 1 9 13 Y This page sponsored by: Gillespie Dairy. Victory brought exultation Kim Bllllflfl Gary Malevey Nail Vidmor David Hayon . 6? .Q GX S F' ' x X4 ' - . V VH 5 ,4 W x iliiava 4Vl'Z N4 Al y , K '7 ft W 4 'fi ' , 4 ny 'Z' 1 QSM? A ' ,W,.. .4 . I . - lx 'sv el., -3-1 4 :d f I Thus page sponsored by. Dr. P. B. O Connell. Ronnie Price Y ,.l', 4 A .av 1. u H x k r e vu tw -r,,.'.. U 4' ' 3, M ' 1 -' 1 ere- K we. f. to e 4- .V . :rx . ..-,. A 3249! il i Larry Clark ami' e Sonny Koski Defeat brought greater determination ' Weye Schmidt Ed Heal Q Ari ' QQ r . ,fbhyi LX Jack Stankoven John Campbell Q , Y xt.. 'uQ.,.: B ' A jg Qt It . , Y, .wx . 1 I nl V4 5, 48 gm A 9 'f E, Ny :fr A X. E : Q 5 . x ' M. 4. 1 1 l ,g ' ' ,K 1 . tn . ,, 'U f -' r K, .V . ff. if . l t lx 41' t i f fi.:-Lai X? have ,... 4: vi. . J s. .-' .Vi -- .7-0. ,gi 1.1- ff f -fs 34 ,JU W A fvw . M , 3 J. X X! 4, 4 X ' 'iran -fu. ? V y v' , .M EP BASKETBALL f T' Sparked by flashes ot brilliance, this year's Miner five estab- lished themselves early in the season as a topfnotch team and rallied to the occasion gallantly to win over several highly-ranked teams, The last break, which had gained the Miners much respect a ' year ago, was just as predominant with this squad. The fast break i Ti ar- 3 and impressive aggressiveness were highlights of Coach George Berg- A gren's varsity team, Alter winning the championship of the Litchfield Invitational Tournament, the spirits were somewhat dampened by an unexpected loss in the semi-finals of the Macoupin County Tournament. i' With renewed spirit the Miners faced , a good Hillsboro team in the Regional final and dropped a heartbreaking 64- 62 decision which closed the season. N We were very proud of the 24 wins ' and only 5 losses during the 1956-57 season. Gordon Hartweger Coach George Berggren makes final ar- rangements by telephone with coaches of future opponents. Failing to advance beyond regional w-1 ,gi K 4 The Miners get the tip to open the regional. Two points in the Litchfield tournament. This page sponsored by: The Little Dog Coal Cc J - F, my v Lf L Q K - . , 9 li fl i il I Ric-'gf' Larry Clark lack Stankoven Ronnie Price Dave HGYGH team was sparked by exceptional victories BASKETBALL RESULTS Gillespie lerseyville Gillespie Litchfield Gillespie Southwestern Gillespie Alton Gillespie Nokornis Gillespie Collinsville Gillespie Mt. Olive Gillespie Benld Gillespie Carlinville Gillespie Staunton Gillespie Hillsboro Gillespie East St. Louis Gillespie Southwestern Gillespie Nokornis Gillespie Feitshans Gillespie Staunton Gillespie Roxana Gillespie Benld Gillespie Mt. Olive Gillespie Carlinville Litchfield Invitational Tourney Gillespie 82 Staunton Gillespie 60 Roxana Gillespie 52 Mt. Olive Macoupin County Tourney Gillespie 64 Northwestern Gillespie 62 Mt. Olive Gillespie lUU Virclen Regional Tourney Gillespie 79 Bethalto Gillespie 81 Carlinville Gillespie 62 Hillsboro Th's po sponsored by- I ge . Gillespie Hardware and Fossero Pontiac Playing with the best, Gillespie Miners lost several very close games Playina aaainst Alton, Collinsville, and East St. Louis ol the always pow- erful Southwest Conference, the Min- ers won easily over Alton and dropped close decisions to Collinsville and East St. Louis. A lourth straiaht South Central Con- ference Championship carne as a re- sult of winnina tw e l v e conlerence aames. The clincher was our 63-46 vic- tory over Carlinville which was our last reaular scheduled aarne. Congrat- ulations to our Miners! f ,:.'.T,, yfifgl F QQ f--s..,.,, E 1' , A -r--'-----.. -4' X ,Nfl X 352 I Coach Berggren discusses strategy during c time out period, This page sponsored Dr. E. R. Hobson and Daley Chevrolet and Buick by: VARSITY Left Io righfz Bill Harris, David Heyen, Jock Slonkoven, Alvin Whitsell, Larry Clark, Gordon Hartweger, Ronnie Price, Terry Smith, Jerry Wilson, Gary Molevey. JUNIOR VARSITY ,..,... , ..y ,V 1- ,A f V I .gr f L QMAMV,-WN in v N-my 5. I fi G P n Q I ii -U 1 'Q r - r l I 3 fl ,. ,V i ,, ,QVI 4, ......, W , ,' 4' ss' y Q, I, ,c s4'i,I ' ' i r-- P--l LW.. ..... V ,ri K ,S ' I I rl 'i : lil II Pow I-Coach C. R, Heinz, Bob Fulvon, Jerry Grandone, Norman Emmons, .lim Fullon, David Pozara, Bob Schey, Lyle Brown, Row 2-Jim Malevey, Jerry Deck, Joe Lucca, Frank Berletlo, Ed Lubranl, Vince Demuzio, Bill Reid. Row 3-Bill Burns, Don Berfetio, Bob Crouser, Ronnie Skeldon, Morrie Giaudrone, Keith Desarf, Wayne Kuethe. This page sponsored by: Huber! Bottling Company and Heyen Implement Company. GOLF Senior Bill Harris has distinguished himself on the golf courses of Central Illinois all through his high school ca- reer. He has participated in the Illi- nois High School Association playoffs and has proved himself in his sports- manship and ability. TRACK X kj Lffg, M5 ' A 4 Y ,bi IHSP1X D , W1 I E! fi 5 ', A ix, 11 il, r ' fini, .QQISL iiqip 14 ,U-isp, fitv r WX .Xe E AAN gk 4' ,L it 1 if xt 'sa- mx Row 1: Coach C. R. Heinz, Ronnie Guna, Danny Vlasich, Jack Burns, Jim Tallman, Ronnie Price, Weye Schmidt, Larry Clark, David Heyen, Sonny Koski, Carl Hauschild. Row 2: Gary Malevey, Terry Smith, Ronnie Skeldon, larry Smith, Ray Garner, John Campbell, Jock Slankoven, Gordon Harlweger, David Pazora, Lyle Brown. Row 3: Donald Shanks, Bob Monaghan, Richard Stankoven, 'Raymond Hosner, Raymond Hauschild, David Hammann, Bob Schey, Norman Emmons, Vince Demuzio, Ed Young. Row 4: Louis Cleeion, Frank Profaizer, Jerry Deck, Ronald Noe, Jerry Grondone, Joe Lucca, Ed lubranl, George lacy, Richard Schreiter, Jerry Rhodes. This page sponsored by: Yaeger's Men's Bl Boys' Clothing and Imperial Service Station. 'X X 5 ' - ai' 1 ff SJ 'aa BASEBALL Row 'l-Kim Baima, Nelson Marasli, George Cerut- li, Jack Slankoven, Dave Heyen, Frank Rolando. Row 2-Dove Pazara, Norman Emmons, Bob Schey .lerry Garella, Carl Sarli, Gerald Wilson. Row 3-Vince Demuzio, Ronnie Price, Gordon Harl- weger. Ed Young, Coach George Berggren. U P5009 f' x Fl Ji? ,Q irq' figiizil-f , Q' 5. vt , A P Hi M X f Q, ,:zi.,,.,,,,.,,,,, ' ' ?W K Ncmcy Dover Iudy Poteet The l955-57 squad of cheerleaders have been an added attraction and an added boost to our team and our garnes. The four seniors-Brenda Mit- chell, Nancy Dover, Rose Marie Lon- zerotti, and ludy Poteet have served three years together, The two new girls were Marlene Calcari and Barbara Burns. This is Marlene's second year and Barbara's first. On the B squad, three girls re- turned: Donna Carpani, Marge Tall- man, and Frances Cordera. Three freshman girls were also selected to serve as junior-varsity cheerleaders for the year: Peggy Brown, Evie Holden, and Betty Lonzerotti. Many new ideas, including songs, cheers, and yells were added to the list of rnany encouraging cheers led by the girls. They have worked hard and added different touches to the old ones. The girls have enjoyed this year and will always look back on it with pleasure and delight. - ,K A n JIEl.i..-..X.-- lm Barbclrcx Burns Brenda Mitchell Marlene Calcari Rose Marie Lonzerotti CHEERLEADERS 0 lx 1 19- 1 6 4 ' ff r Standing-Betty Lonzerotti, Donna Corponi, Peggy Brown Marge Tollman. Kneeling-Frances Cordero, Evie Holden This page sponsored by: Prairie Forms Creamery. 7- ' Fw r fmt 5:1 I'-'ai .v .f rs- 5-4 '51 -. 4 2 hm' .- -1 'Hrs Q' 5. 1 .r W5 ' QV-C'-Z,-W : - P,,'v: .Hr a.- a 3ql.1u!:. s-. .v 1'- Y .-'gf 1,,u!1 x ig t v rar- ' f I' J' :fffff -15: S -3.3, :, .f .- fl- , r 1-. l 5 W no it-I at-ff W' 'W-fr'- .4 U! 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I. 4.1 s-5 -2'5'-Q29 ., Biggs n'?'3.?x-ia., f wie fn in Q Ish.. f F-'lo Q-'-fe 2- 1 M f, f f fe- - 'H 5531 1 f'i f'w 1 'M' Hx' s, , su, up ,..-. -'-iz-'.- 'll-1 't 'H' .-M x gf 4 r,-,vw M mfgfaf- feb ,law CLASSES At GH S the classes are numerous and varled When you enter as a freshman you have more requ1red subtects and few elec tlves As you move along through the four years, you are glven the chance to select the course you Wxll follow You have a cholce of vocat1onal educatlon there 1S a frne busmess department and of course there 1S the college preparatory currlculum There are on the faculty many teachers who no doubt have had opportunrty to better themselves 1n thetr protesslon but fortunately for us they choose to and Work here at GHS We feel that our faculty 15 one of the best ever obtamed by thls school system We have able gurdance from the supertntendent and hls staff from the prmclpal and h1s staff At GHS one has every opportuntty of good classes and fac ulty ,. -:: ----21' -1'-E -'. t1-1 f:z:E3-'.- 1 5- - f 'M ,., ' - 951-, '. - Lt, 'eq .. . 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The class of '57 will always have wonderful memories to look back on those last ball games, the Prom, work at play practice, the excitement of the senior trip, and senior class day. First baccalaureate, and then gradu- ation, finished those wonderful school days at GHS. Now they have the future to face before them, but they will never forget all the joys, hopes, memories, and the excitement of gra- duation. GHS says farewell and good luck, class of '57, A little work A lot of play I Leora Cleeton fi t if ,V Q is ..,,.,, wr it El l if l A Ioseph Belopich at T it N t 2, l , Kenneth Cordu From September until May Our edii it ml lit' kg W or gets T.B. Desi. rm dis .l Wayne Blevins l George Andersom Roberta Anderson Donald Angle ik 6 P ,Q Li 6' w l If s xc l,.,.,. BRN 1 ii :fr N Ang f s 3 l, ffl A ll A tx Carol Bourey Ann Marie Brown Iohn Burns Lawrence Clark Exim QF' , ., Richard Deck Nancy Dover Peggy Duckworth Darrell Fairless Group of senior boys hear about Ohe Air National Guard. f . Wm 'Plea Pl 9 The whole year through Cur knowledge grew X, Gordon Hfxrtweger X. Nancy lones Phyllis Iubell if, 5' 1'.9,Q1 , . . ' - Martin Fassero 5 ' 1 V R . Q Q, ,E ' I , 5. f '::, I 1 . 'i luaitll Fellin il' Senior Frank Profoizer has his eyes William Harris E tested for Driver Education. Friendships were made That were lasting and strong l J hung, W , cg 29 , V ' Ni gg l as e 1 W 5 L., - 759 xx!! Carl Hauschild Earl Hauschild Edward Heal David l-leyen Roger Iohnson 5.155 A .,,,, , Waller lustisan Anthony Kampwerth Rosalie Kelly lalm lfurxx I M W fm , . r 2 Y o---41 is af o 0 ,E c M . .C 5 ' ig f ,st 31 . ' '13 ...UL - .fag ..,,,e 1 Chemistry students get first-hand information from Mr. Louis Raether of the Monsanto Chemical Company Organic Research Department following an assembly program featuring plastics. Q' . . , , , 1 i.2wA,,4.wrvfj 1, '..ef24 Qdrifp A. Mr. Phillippe gets our band ready for the Homecoming parade. Friendship we'1l cherish Our whole life long if Eva, it 94 i i Thomas Luketich 'if' Y' Richard Obiak Eva Palmer Seniors Gordon Hortweger and David Heyen RRR' h f ' b f h ' . - - n 1 e cc eterlc e ore C rnstmas Rose Marle Lonzerotu x xx lohr. Lesko K 3 pGlI'lClCI Long 5 l'KIl.ligfiiSEQ W Our future looks bright As far as the heaven Q 'C n f Q ni- : I Nelson Mcrrcisti Brenda Mitchell Iudy Morgcndo Doris Nitz Iohn Oberto 3 3 Qx 'Q Ianet Pelton Robert Polo Iudy Poteet Ronald Price Mrs Claude Anderson Mrs Cclvun Momce and Mrs John Morgando prepare booth f r 'he P TA Cormv 'Vw Mu P. We re the Class of 57 Frank Profaizer . qflmf il k, V , 3 'Q sf 3 .4 ll Frank Rolando 1 A eq? Q., , ,,.: W A A si .kg if 5 , ' Q., -':-' V, A s?udy in bookkeeping, Seniors too! .... ,g ? ad v will Carl Sarti 5,3155 X ' l X Y Ty? la X W Donald Settles Iames Shuey Helen Smith Iolfm Stankoven Iames Tallmari Marge Westwood Dixie Williams Daisy Wyatt i qs 1 -W, .f igvvc 41' Juniors seem to be enioying chemistry. Excelling in every phase of school life, the Iunior Class dis- played all the willingness and ef- ficiency necessary to carry out its varied responsibilities. The high- light ot their activities included the presentation of a successful and colorful play, A Feudin' Over Yonder. Through the dili- gence and ingenuity ot the Iunior Class, the brightest star - a unique, smoothly executed Iunior- Senior Prom and Banquet-was added to the class's already bril- liant crown of achievements. The lunior Class is now look- ing torward to an even more suc- cessful Senior Year. GHS beckons the Iuniors on to seniority IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ,,.....,,i,..,...........Y,..........,,,,...iii, Terry Smith Vice-President ....,,i Secretary ....c,,Y, Treasurer ....i,.,, ,ii..i,W,Iu1ian Koski .,.i..ccLinda Ried .......,Ii11 Lesko a-sy ' sd' '? 'Y .R Marlene Calcari '7' Joan Hamilton New responsibilities, added privileges, more homework X -5 31 .,. Sharon Adrnire Alben Anderson Carol lerfeho Robert lixhop Charlovle Broderick Shirley Bruce Barbara Burns i 6 ,oe xi f 3 . 5: ,P , r a '1 ' - -A uf' - X x, , 42' ,-.. . , 3 ff' M ' ,Y i , t or i . 1 M Q ,IJ .' L' , ..v,,. V - , ,, , - 'NN V fl as - 5 .ri X , Q . ,L A, A 9' - ,Sem 'eq zz -- x MM George Cerulli Louis Cleelon Edwina Curtis Dora lee Davidson Donald Durbin loberl Ecclex ef . W U, 67- 5 X N 1' F .-3 ,. - , . - , X ,M .A . , .. -E' 1 cf ' .re K N V ' K 'Ni' A Lv, . K Q. , A1 . ., A 'V vs Y I X. A ,. ff! 1 sv 4 '- 1 Martha Ely Gerald Ferry Mary Gibbons Ray Garner Judith Gobble Margaret Grehn Bernadine Grelz , ,. 2 , 2' sy ,3 A I r, l 5 I f V 7' 3 A! - ' ' .. - ff , 7' I I 1, . X J '- - ,I ' 3 it ,fl . 1+ fb Q X it ex 2, ,, ' ' Y V xx ae' l iw ,Q 'Z N. . Joh il A or larry Holland Henry Hughes Mercedes lndelicavo Dale Johnson George Johnson Elizabeth Kahl HK , ' - , 4 ll do V , A, 5, Q K' 'al' ,X ,. ' ' , X if-4 og' 5 C y ff' . r 5 J J 'Y V Q 95 Q V ill fr - ' . I Q .4 . A i Lorella Klein Julian Koski Edward Krieger Georgia lesko Jill Lesko Joseph Kelly Margie Kelly ii lawrence Pianfetti, Mary Frances Gibbons, and Georgia Lesko in a scene from 'A Feudin' Over Yonder. Penny Ofbofnf Last but not least. Juniors meet to select rings for class of '58. .. . X Q 13 i Sq-if . . 'l larry Smith - I fn preparation for leadership. Charlolle Link I 4 .ei T' . K X. Lawrence Pianfelti gg ,OJ , figs-I if Kenneth Sakelaris . Ng cya snr 9-.9 xii I. Terry Smilh X A. Aff , ..i.' ' Neil Vidmar 5 Q Morene Linton S., Y Mary lee Pucker '. an v' ill Dwighl Sawyer L3 James Tesio 1 , tv - .. 6 . 'X 1 3 ,A ' ' ., , ,, I - q 1 3 ' , ef ---p s . -' VI l f X l Frank Lyons Gary Malevey Vere Maze h if - 'J 2 -W H F ,r IN' Y ' Y ' 1- i r 1 , , L' 1 Y ' rs . i. 'f Biff. A Linda Reid Gerald Rhodes Jerry Raberls Y 2 my ' ' I -'iLXf w N! ' . VX M115 AT 3' 3 A ' ll .J 4 v.: A. nil 1 Wanda Sawyer Larry Schmidt Donald Shanks --as 15 f -r r W ' J I n xii' . X ,L Beverly Thorp yn? Hy ,N ,st x I f i William Ward Earl Wheeler Ann Marie Tuberosa R U X . it I Alvin Whilsell I Q Augus! Varwig 9 IN r I ' N Gerald Wilson S' L NJ .QM Gloria Mor ,S A 19, ' 1 If . ' l Ronald Roth .Q 3, V P E sl 'n ' s, Norman Sherman sl 'F S .Vu 4 p .- Q4 , 1 ns,-ll ls'lF'.'F' Franklin Vidmar X 5 .A y .A i'L William Woodrlff A Barbara Noe 1 91 Judith Skeldon l Edward Young SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Stepping and climbing The sophomore class is following into the juniors' iootsteps. Many ac- tivities are open to the sophomore group. Many in our class are members ot music groups, the G.A.A,, the Gil- lespian Staff, and many others. Some -ot our athletes made the var- sity teams, and we are very proud of them. The class ot 1959 is also Well represented in the junior-varsity cheer- leader squad. One of the highlights of this school year has been a very successful Hal- loween Dance in October sponsored by the sophomores. President ' '' ' Kim Baima The sophomores are looking forward Vice-President ................ Ruth Ann Hartnett to their juni-or year and are hgping Secretary '-Yv -A-Y---- -Charlene Sobberi that it will be as pleasant as this yeqr has been. Treasurer .....,.... ............ V iva Iacobs GHS gives recognition to Sophomore advancements A group of sophomores gives a senior the as Ni N' business ' v Y ' V v' W, V. N .lAF1f '. Norman Emmons Donny Ferrari 1 6 1- . I uri Ronald Guna David Hammann Donald Harrison J- N-'rt I Ann Ackerman 6 Donna Boone Q. VW' p .',' h -arf' ,ga if It , 'A 'I ,'v5:.,'f'Ys '4 Curtis Cherry W? it P I Sharon Frailey from Freshmen to Sophomores as K ' l .I .np K x 1' A . , , , t xt., - . 1 , ll N Y . , r f X X, , I , +1 Kim Bqimq lloxalie Banuellg Helen Bqugr Evelyn Bertetto Marianna Blevins Marion Boedechr Y ' 2 Q.. , 43 1 X ur' H: R W? 2 A xv, xxx ' 1 I A 'X Lyle Brown Mary Ann Brown Carolyn Bruce Sharon Burke John Campbell Donna Corponi A if-nd A t l 17- f' :ae A 'Q - 4' fi - -fo 2, A . Q, 4 -k Q. 1 .. X , fr! 1 X 41 'JJ R X 'N- I ,, E Frances Cordera larry Cunningham Vincent Demuzio Kenneth DeSart John Duncan Betty Dunn W 'A 9' - 'Z an - ,. 1 AK Y-f M , -A N .fa 4' Lxxxxxtxxu x t ,J I . - ' ' ' ' - 1 .- Nllltlny .-A 4 l - iultxuzlznhlhlliq A X lA A 1 -, ...uhiihl ' I 4 e James Fulton Dorothy Garella Jerry Garella Morrie Giandrone Phyllis Gibson Judy Grdrldone Q6 e 5 f i Q Q 4- .6 40- L 5 fax ,',?1, TY ' X - :ff 1 4 ' 'Ti v' 'QQ 1 -1 ' J 5, If 4 if ' -' A , I LJ 1 h n.. 44' Ruth Ann Hartnett Robert Hasquin Raymond Hauschild Lyle Henrichs Wilma Hise Stewart Hopper Raymond Hosne I' T has kept lvl A group of students register for the fall election in keeping with the national election in November. our year busy and exciting Freshman Keith DeScrt casts his ballot with the election iudges on election day. JJ ffl, fbi l V ,jg AY A 13. .ul l Viva Jacobs ,.. , 'fm e -' :xt-:Q Beverly Meldi ...A 1225 ? X 'lf l Thomas Plenske f-- 'N ' -v 15 ,, w, f xx v . I, l Robert Jubelt P 3 if 1 it Gary Miller 3 SL xf-'S' i ll ' I Judy Polo lqsw f 1 Z I i Lawrence Schreiter Richard Schreiter if Mariorie Tcllmon x f f X I Judith Teukerl A Aw ...Ji 1 . ' Q 12- . . Q 1 f 7 . 2 an f- Nf ' 2 J L- . 1' 5' ' 7 N . q ' x is L s f fa ? Qi I ' I is ex ' 'Q R 1 5 it A E .- X George Kahl Jerry Katich Marion Komnicl: James Lesko Judy lonxeratti . x S ? :a as 5 'G -vs x- Z W Q wr: - 9 ' R v- ' , l 17 '21 3' IX , 4 -. Q - M .. f lf . f 1. i Jr .. Marvin Miller Robert Monaghan Neveta Navy Paulette O'Gorman David Pazara er' 'I ini I., A M ' , 7u ' 3-Y :Q y f.. :EP r.,.. ' J ' cr., 3, J 1 I f ' f 3' , R fs S 5 K ff' - . I S Jill Portugal Judy Price Virginia Price Richard Rankin Pat Rusher ' 1 A 'J 1. M 1- a he ,,,,,, 1 l I . ' fab 5 1 44 I Y uf .L ' ry' Marcella Seipp Patsy Senger Norman Settles Delores Severn Ronald Slxeldon vi 0 - 'S' 4- w ,Jena ' , f Q, L if V W I Beverly Togliatti Josephine Tretter JoAnn Vulerio Janice Wiggins Judith Wilson 6 o- i ' 5 4 if:-6 , Q. I s - '- W f 1 si-2.5 Edward Lubront De Ann McMillan Q W xt- I9 fi ffl Ax, fr - ' we J' a Donna Pellegrini Joe Petrak K 1 uw, , no 'F' ' s ' my PJ ii Robert Schey Alan Schreiter 3' as , Q., fy ii . 0 3 I' 0 ' 4 0- JY K Charlene Sobberi Richard Stankoven if , - -H S' rf. 'f' f Y v 9 1 , ! I r . 1 A., 1 Alice Yant Robert Young FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS President .................,.....,..w... Danny Vlasich Vice-President ...w......w.... .............. B ill Reid Secretary-Treasurer ..w........... Iudy Cordum With bright eyes The Freshmen have been busy ma- king adjustments to their new sur- roundings, They also have been busy trying to keep up good grades all year long. As a means of money making, the freshmen sponsored a very suc- cessful Valentine dance. The freshmen boys are very enthu- siastic in their football and basket- ball careers of which the student body is very proud. As for the girls, they are busy with cheerleading and club organizations. The officers of the fresh- man class have been busy attending meetings and making plans for the future. Next year, being sophomores, We hope that the future will be as bright and as much fun as this year has been for our class, We hope to be ready for the responsibility of the coming years. So, as we are promoted to ano- ther class, we Wish good luck to the freshmen of next year. GHS welcomes our latest additions to the student body Freshmen Larry Tilley and Gary Bowers campaigning for their 'N candidate ot the freshmen initiation. W M AS i itll' in ' 'ff' fi M J vm ,W Q t Warran Ferry W x .3 Q -4 l f . i Q,.4 1 L Q V . I Nana Erma lee Heyen Jody Banedetti -3- 4'5- Patty Brown Viola Cleeton I Joyce Flynn ,A Evelyn Holde 352 'I . Don Berlello Ki' Peggy lrown f Qs sr V N' l 1 Judy Cordum u 19 -I ,tif Qu. Russel Frederick: 5 K? x ? 'W Q' f' ff' Edna Howerlon and innocent hearts i e rx - - A 4. '15 Q Q .:. C' ' 2 -' Q I ' V x 4 Yi l? l . C ' Q U, ,N ,g 'W 3 a-r ' Y T. ' - - 5 L 12 - ll, Frank Berlello George Bishop Viola Blevins Gary Bowers James Braido .I+ f 'J if P ., f F ' e' r ' V 1 'V' ' I7 ' Y., I ,. b , A mg' Y 4 x va f uv' W 4, 34 R 4' .L Y J . , x 1 .. A X 7 ' J. . . Xli . C A. . xl ld Virgil lunge Bill Burns Norman Campbell Kevin Cavanaugh Alice Chick Mary Chick ' 'a Q 5 3 O '51 Q i. 5' Q 4 V , 9 , Li,: 'N-35 4 W su . Bobby Crouser Keith Culp Owen Davis Gerald Deck Keith Desarl f- ,-. H' 'K , , 4 ' G- ,Q '. ' I 1 Q' A v 5 Q i -O - Q-2 'VJ , -1,3 1' f ..,-' in , .J , ,fx 1 - vx V ff JL rnipvll' z A f . Qi.J A A I I ' S ',g1T..'.'f5' ,.,,J'5 f .- ,A 4:4 qw. , :LW-ffl lblkfl fvllilll JOUR Gbilw Gerald Gfdfldvrle Clayton Hamman Roy Heidinger Richard Herron 53- I, S, -I 3? .,, U 75 2' x ,. - 14' - P Tx . ff I if 1 7 Y Nd X l - C . I - I I1 . . i f - f .lik l N' f C ei . Q , 1 xu .1-K.. X No Zi.. Gail Klein Philip Komnick Wayne Kuelhe Ronny Kuruc George Lacy '6- f f f lolly losko vt!! fl Freshmen Bob Crouser and Cluylon Hommann odverluse Dr Hennzs famous medical dlscovery during the Fresh man lnllnolvon Charles Morkulokn our eager steps 05 Thomas lsco Dancnng gurls Lrnda Passellr Joan Goehe Belly Lonzerolh and Evne Holden per form before the assembly as Bully Read accomponres on lhe prono during Fresh man Day Mlldrod Sellles lulh Ann Slmtll vii' -QQ., x 4 James Voncll James Van Hun eff7? . . , Jr AM 4,1 kj X N ,4 gg J V Y , I f K f ' I , ' ' X I ' A ,L f . , r 1 K 1,717 , . 'Q L, my I , 1' I If , V4 I If DJ- . f , -N 4 X4 V av - 3, f ilnlllrix :'iI'i'A' Q A 9 -- f- -e-- A f-.-. , ,, 11 V4 '1 M ' .. P . l K ' s , As xx If 2: x ,I NN A2 . 5, , x ' ,ef L ' ,Y X K we ' l V X ., r E K ll I -, , . I 4 J AA X , ,V y ' 1 az, 'Q W r ,fin 'I K I p 631' X V, 1 2 , 4 Q, A 'HU' '73 , I 4 1 , , ,,,, ,.M,-.mv I , Z' 1 ' N r W ' l . X f u ' N: lead us to our higher goals. I W ' Q 6 sr i P ft' -.4 X it lf fNX X if 1 , ' 1 , fi if ' X fi .az-1 f Betty lonzerotti Beverly Loveless Joseph lucca vi 5 W 0' J, r 4? Q J . q ' 1' A, . ' N .:'l1g:: Y X Q I 'Fifi .ziilllllllllhlli xk A X Jim Matevey Karen Miller Ronald Noe H11 .4-,, Gal '57 Mary Rinker Edward Rolando Rae Marie Rowland 'L' ? 1 I '6- ex A do X 1 4 ' R A1 v A ll -- - jew' J ur LT A V if - .xt-U. .1 UU 2 - 132 Donald Stankoven Glenn Suhling louis Suhling . 'I' '5 Q 4 ' -ff' at PV' ' , -1.-. -Q , Q QR iq 17' lg s ' , x A xx , 5 if i I Danny Vlasich Charles Voyles Mary Walker lt .e ', '3 Q l , V Qf 1 -H. . ' xiii l Y - r 4 l i r 5 I' I Michael luketich lois Mansholt Ronnie Morinelli 'J ' 4 di ggi, Q r , it Q5 Zi 22 x , . w fe liz' -fm 'Q XM-N 'ef xc c-zl,..AnvA ,D lynda Passetti Wayne Pianfetti Bill Reid Sharon Ricchiardi R 3. --Y -Z- ,fl -H' f Sharon Rusher Richard Russell Deanna Sakellaris H 'Q' ', 7 , 'A X if . , 7 'J .., 'Jr' 'rv xv-r y 'Acer i 15.5 li A Jimmy Taylor Diana Teakert Albert Tesio larry Tilley f 'U' fx QQ Y r sa . -4 1 .-.. X :V , fif 1 'i 4 , W If if . linda Warburton Janice Ward Mary Wilson BOARD OF EDUCATION ' X,.. ct thorough gnd efficient sys- tem ot tree schools . . . is provided by our stgte constitution. Our Bogrd ot Education is the executor in this cgse ond they ore doing g very good job. Through their hgnds posses the business of the school ond they gre glwgys doing their pgrt in mglcing Gl-l.S, gn institution ol instruction. As the ggent ol the boord, Mr. E. H. Mortin quite cgpgbly fills his position gs Superintendent of Schools. Mr. M P. Verticchio serves gs Principol of the high school and Mr. M. W. Duncgn hos the responsibility of the grode schools. The school district lost ci vglued member of the bogrcl during the yecir when its Secretory, Mr. Poteet, Wos killed in on automobile gccident, Mr. Admire, or former member ot the bogrd wgs gppointed to fill out the yectr. Mr. Mgttice wgs ngmed to fill the secretgries post. A tugnans- 6 '- I -Q4-ls ' f 'f-fi? 'Q -Q I et to right: seated, Mr. Franke, Mr. Mofiife, SECFCVUYY: Mr. Kempworth, Mr Sumcox, President, Mr. Beyer, Mr. Admire, MY. Matevey. Standing: Duncan, Mr. Martin, Mr. Verticchio. ...I ADMINISTRATION PRINCIPAL Michael P. Verticchio SUPERINTENDENT Emery H. Martin ,, N: WN 'Ph Office Secretaries Esther Ferrari Io Ella Alderson Faculty - Serving as teacher. adviser, and Nga GEORGE BERGGREN CLAIRE DROSTE Biology, General Science, Unit Speech Correctionisf Head Basketball Coach lf has been said in effect that edu- cation makes a man easy to lead but hard io push, easy lo aiiide but hard to enslave. Fi-icafion is aenerally ref coanized as the basic necessity for a Li in-su Terms!!- CHARLES HEINZ A. EDWARD JOHNSON General Shop, Drawing Driver Education Boy's P.E., Ass't Coach Math., English ll country fo have democracy. Teaching is one of the most rewarding yet one of the mosl demanding of professions, for on the shoulders of ihe facully lies the acciimiilative responsibility of ,fr f U-AX .fs 1 'K Q A ,mmirf +L W 4 AW M ' ' V My Q G egg WW Mi 2 K ,,.,,, r X f f-..,,g,, -' - K' ir, : :-1 DURWARD SYANISLAWSKY Agricullure OTlS RUYLE English l, ll Civics Afternoon coffee break. This page sponsored by: Klocke Jewelry and SulIivan's Drugs friend characterizes our faculty - -kkx! 5'-X MARGARET JOHNSON ARETA MARTIN r s . Chorus General Science training the presidents, executives, tea- chers, secretaries and businessmen of tomorrow. Patience, understanding, a thorough knowledge ol the subject taught, and the ability to teach at the EDITH SYREHLE ADOLPH TENIKAT English IV General Shop, Metal Shop Librarian Wood Shop Head Football Coach Principal Michael Verticchio busy with one of his many tasks in the office. This page sponsored by: Heinz Shoe Store and Dippold's Drug Store H JOHN ORLER LOUIS PHILIPPE Geometry Band Algebra students' level ot thinkinggthese are what the faculty agrees are requisite tor successful teaching. As you have seen, a teacher's Work is not confined to a classroom. A good teacher's value is rneasureless. M' j Q .1 .2- cf mi ipmx 'Rl Kun - , ,T sf inf' , i,N 'Xu 1 A Madeline Tenikat-Typing, Sten- laura Utt--English ll, Ill, latin I. Mic hael Verticchio-Chemistry ography, Secretarial Office Prac- Physics. tice. They worked hard the whole year through gms. S... My I .l Jewell Watson-Home Economics. Orla nd Woods-Bookkeeping, Gail Yost-World History, Ameri Personal Typing. can History. Study Hall. Seems someone isn't very busyl This page sponsored by: Wm. long Store and Meno Bros. x X I Li - Q5 , . Bock row-Troy Ferguson, George Osterkamp, New! Bow- man, Russell Sexron, Jr., Russell Herron, Harry Suhling, Kneeling-Joe Woods, John Passetri, Earl Bishop. TRANSPORTATION MAINTENANCE CAFETERIA George Osrerkamp, Earl Slewart Cuslodians X Y. Mrs. Osrerkamp, Mrs. Alderson, Mrs. Campion. v4 I Q 1 1 '4 U7 C J' 5. LD -I -s Q J vu 'U O 1 D 6. D '35 'Y I E- Y p.-rw l X C .. v- l I nr 1 1 o J 9. J rn 3 Q J fs .., m This page sponsored by: Collins Insurance and GcIloway,Gehle lumber CO x -.-' 3 -0 :2 -:L S.7 -??: ?,.., .' .' 'lr' :-'ifu 23? 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Ugg?- s.,, 5 X L -. .5,-i.'- g-'2 S- '4L ' 5 .1-1 At G H S the act1v1t1es are so varred that every student IS called upon at some t11'r1e durrng the school year to exhlblt h1s or her specral talents There are, spaced at mter vals from September to May, dances ball games parades plays club rneetlngs and concerts all of whtch requlre the help and co operatlon of students and faculty allke Through these extra cumcular GCIIVIIIGS we get to know one another better and to un derstand each others problems A better relatlonshtp between students and teach ers IS posstble by partrclpatlon 11'1 these act1v1t1es ACTIVITIES ,,f.m::.e--'-fb :S ?1'J.a-. sz-1 51: EE:' I - .f - .1 ,, '.'5.-?:5'g '.,. Q.,',g!lQQpfii'15:t'f595z: -',l:i31,.., - ::. I ', ,- --12-fw-:sr-:r-- - -. me:--..'-f::r?f,gs:.- --51. '- -1:- .::5','e't.3 2-QA , 11:- -g1f::: -:H-:a - .4 . -sf. '. '7if:', -- ' , .::,..':I ' rfrl' - - 'Ly- '.-,'?-:L I .s2'a'f1. 'S v '11 if f -J, - n . .11 ---me -s H 4. . 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The Home- coming Festivities Were one of the brightest highlights of the G.H.S. school year. The planning of the Stu- dent Council exceeded past years and without a hitch the activities were tre- mendously successful. Our parade was one of the very best and most color- ful ever. Success came to G.H.S. on This page sponsored by: Sobberi Fil ff I Queen Nancy Dover Escort Iack Stankoven the gridiron as well with our Miners winning a conference game over No- komis. The climax of the homecoming events took place following the game with the crowning of a new Home- coming Queen, Nancy Dover, assisted by the 1955 Queen, Deanna Voyles. Hail to the Queen . . . Nancy Dover. Shell Service. Maid Charlolle Link Maid Ann Marie Brown Maid Brenda Mitchell Escort Frank Prolaizer Escort Frank Rolando Escorl Rbrldld Flite This page sponsored by: Tillie Rifkin and Gillespie Cleaners. Homecoming - ,: -P35321 Ln: as-.4 He. ff' .Uv-11'-nr-.,': .MLM . , 3 15' .--v... Prettlest float-First Place Playhouse ot Stars -Tri-Hi-Y f.AffsfIv-ge, U ' , ' 'T . . . .. 'A ., -' y in-gs-5 A.--' yt -fxyq ,. -N, .., J. t J.H,..wLtf H . -1 - .iilffx T-3,12 Qi Prettiest float-Honorable Mention Disneyland -The Gillespion -'w -ngggki Q. f Best Theme Float-First Place Best Theme Float-Honorable M Queen For A Day -G.A.A. Strike lt Rich -Senior Class ention . .,, A 17 xt g?,L:::5..Lj,Llx A16 Lk Funniest Float--First Place Funniest Float-Honorable Mention Sgt. Bilk0 -Freshman Class Dragnet -F.F.A. This page sponsored by: Senator Wm, BiII Lyons and Keel's Barber Shop. .nn 'Q QVN Dance Party -Cheerleaders Roy Rogers -Junior Class This page sponsored by: Progressive Community Club and Fanning Barber Shop. ,ff Friendliest Brenda Mitchell Frank Rolando Best Looking Ann Marie Brown David Heyen .J Most Intelligent Pat Long Bill Harris SENIOR Best Naturecl Carol Bourey Kenny Cordum , v JC w Best Dancers Nancy Dover Frank Profaizer This c e s onsored 1 P 9 P by Mike's and Moyes-Sloan 5 8tlO Most Likely To Succeed Nancy Iones Iohn Kuruc FAVORITES Most Popular Iudy Poteet Gordon Hartweger if - Best All-round Rose Marie Lonzerotti Ronnie Price Most Athletic Iudy Fellin lack Stankoven FRESHMAN INITIATION DAY Seniors Ronnie Price, Ann Marie Brown, Daisy Wycit, and Rose Marie Lonzerotii look on as Judy Morgondo's shoes ore shined by o freshman. ' I S is a S G Q 5,3 L' fi 3 , X .Q A I .V P WW M, ,WM Wm -----v..,, Senior David Heyen directs the egg- rolling of Billy Burns and Billy Reid, I HK Freshmen Russel Fredericks ond Jerry Deck show off their muscles for ihe siudent body during the Freshman Day enlertainmeni. This page sponsored by: PfoIsgrof's Jewelry ond C 8. P Auto Supply '10 Ill -1... fi 'l 'i SPRING 1956 Vcledicforia a d Sal foto on of 1956-Ka Mary Grehn. 1, U 17 ' L Sharon Konopka, Edilor of the 1956 Gilles- pian, George Bridgewater, and Gloria Saw- yer enioy the Prom. l956 Prom King, Darrell Dun- can and Prom Queen, Mary,Jo Grandone. Mr. Ruyle, sponsor of lhe Thes plans, makes his awards dramatics. .4 This page sponsored by Vince's and Southside Tom Boy Market. Sf Q. Q- Q an-if SENIOR ACTIVITIES Anderson, George-Football l, 2. 45 G- Club 4. Anderson, Roberta-G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 1, 2. 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Ir. Class League 3, 4, Pres. 45 F.T.A. 3, 4, Treas. 3, 45 Senior Play. Angle, Donald- Belovich, Ioseph- Blevins, Wayne-F.F.A. 1, 3, 4. Bourey, Carol Ann-I .H.A. l, 2, 3, 4, V.P. 45 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Chorus l, 2. 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Sergeant at Arms 45 Iunior Play5 Senior Play5 Paper Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Thespians 45 F.T.A, 4. Brown, Ann Mariew-G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. 3, Pres. 45 Paper Stall 4, Editor in Chief 45 F.T.A. 3, 4, V.P. 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Pres. 45 Ir. Class League 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. 45 Iunior Play5 Sen- ior Pla'y5 Thespians 3, 45 Honor So- ciety 4. Burns, lack-Band l, Z, 3, 4. Clark, Larry-Football l, 2, 3. 45 Bas- ketball l, 2, 3, 45 Track l, 2, 3, 45 G- Club 2, 3, 45 Sports Club 3, 45 Stu- dent Council 4. Cleeton, Leora- Freshman Bully Read entertains a very interested audience with some real gone music. Cordum, Kenneth-Chorus 45 Iunior Play5 Senior Play5 Thespians 3, 45 Golf 1. Deck, Richard-Math Club 2, Student Council l, 2, Chorus 3, 4. Dover, Nancy-Chorus l, Band 1, 2, 3. 45 Cheerleader 2, 3. 45 Annual Statl 15 Class V.P. 35 Sec.-Treas. 15 Home- coming Queen 4. Duckworth, Peggy-Chorus 1, 2. 3, 45 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 P.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Par- liarnentarian 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Ir. Class League 45 f'.T.A. 45 Thespians 45 Iunior Play5 Senior Play5 Paper Staii 45 Annual Stall 4. Fairless, Darrell- Fassero, Martin-Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Cho- rus l, 2, 35 Science Club 2, 3, 45 An- nual Stall 3, 45 Math Club 2. 35 Thes- pians 45 Iunior Play5 Senior Play. Fellin, Iudith-Ir. Class League 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Historian 45 Iunior Play5 Senior Play. Harris, William-Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Golt 1, 3, 45 Annual Stall 2, 3, 45 Business Manager 3, Ass't Editor 45 Class Pres. 35 Sports Club 3, 45 Student Council 3. 45 Sci- ence Club 35 Class Sec.-Treas. 2, C1- Club 3, 4, Math Club 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4. Hartweger, Gordon-Football 1, Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, Z, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Sports Club 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. 35 G-Club 2, 3, 45 Math Club 25 Annual Staff 3, 4, Adv. Mgr. 3, 45 Student Council 2, 3, V.P. 35 Lab. Ass't 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Sci- ence Club 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 45 Class Pres. 2. Hauschild, Carl-Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 15 F.F.A, 1, 2, 3, 45 G-Club 3, 45 Track 4. Hauschild, Earl-Football l, 2. 3. 45 Basketball 15 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 G- Club 3, 4. Heal. Edward-Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 25 Senior Play5 Sports Club 4. Heyen, David-Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Bas- ketball l, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Student Council 3, 4. V.P. 45 Class Pres. 45 G-Club 2. 3, 45 F.F.A. 25 Iunior Play5 Senior Play5 Thespians 45 Sports Club 3, 4, V.P. 3. Iohnson, Roger-Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Iones, Nancy-National Honor Society 4 Iustison, Walter- Iubelt, Phyllis-Ir. Class League 2. 3, 45 Chorus 3, 4. Kampwerth, Anthony-PPA. l. 25 Sci- ence Club 25 Math Club 2, 35 Band 15 Chorus 4. Kelly, Rosalie-Science Club 1. 2, 3, Ir. Class. League 2. 3, Math Club 3, FHA 2. Kuruc, Iohn-Lab Assistant 4. This page sponsored bye William M. Harm Lesko, Iohn-Football 1, 2. 3, 45 G-Club 3. 45 Sports Club 3, 45 Math club 1, 2. 3, 4. Long, Pat-G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Sec.-Treas. 2, V.P. 45 Science Club 1, 2, 35 Ir. Class. League Z, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. Sec.-Treas. 45 F.T.A. 3, 45 Sec.-Treas. 45 Student Council 35 Paper Stall 45 Librarian. Lonzerotti, Rose Marie-Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4. V.P. 3, Treas. 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Treas. 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 3, 4, Pres. 45 Annual Stall 4, Editor 45 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Paper Staff 45 F.T.A. 45 Girls Sextet l,' 4. Luketich, Thomas-Science Club 1, 2. 3, 45 FTA. 45 Thespians 3, 4, Pres. 45 V.P. Class 2, Sec. Treas. 3, Annual Staff 45 Math Club 2, 35 Senior Play, Iunior Play. Marasti, Nelson-Basketball 1, 25 Cho- rus 2, 3, 45 Student Council 45 Annual Staff 35 Baseball 4. Mitchell, Brenda-Chorus 15 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 P.T.A. 3, 45 FHA 2, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Student Council 15 Science Club 2, 35 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. 4, Ir. Class. League 3, 4, Major- ette 4, Senior Play. Morgando, Iudy-Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, Senior Play 4, G.A.A. l, 2, F.T.A. 3, 4, Ir. Class. League 4, Annual Stall 4, FHA l, 2, 3, Science Club 2, Class Pres. 1, Student Council 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. Nitz, Doris-G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA. 4, Ir. Class. League 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Chorus 1, 3, Senior Play. Oberto, Iohn-Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Oblak, Richard- Palmer, Eva Mae-Ir. Class. League 3, 45 F.T.A. 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3. Pelton, Ianet Sue-FHA 2, 3, 45 Ir. Class. League 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 F.T.A. 3, 45 Paper Stall 4. Polo, Robert-Science Club l, 35 1 .F.A. 1, 25 Football 1, 2, 35 Senior Play. Boy! It looks good enough to eat. L Nil: Q Looking up! Poteet, Iudy-Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Sec. 45 Class V.P. 15 Honor Society 3, 4: Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Iunior Play5 Thespians 3, 45 Paper Staff 2, 45 Girls' Sextet 2, 3, 4. Price, Ronald-Football 1, 2, 45 Bas- ketball l, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball Z, 3, 45 G-Club 2, 3, 45 Sports Club 3, 45 Class Sec. 4. Prolaizer, Frank-Basketball 15 Track 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3. 45 G-Club 3, 4: Sports Club 3, 45 Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play. Rolando, Frank-Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 G-Club l, 2, 3, 45 F.T.A. 45 Sports Club 3, 45 Student Council 15 Iunior Play5 Thespians 45 Science Club 2. Sarti, Carl-Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Foot- ball 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2. Schmidt, Weye-Football l, 3, 4, G- Club 3, 4, Sports Club 3, 4, Track 2, 4. Settles, Donald- Schuey, Iames- Smith, Helen Marie-G.A.A. l, 2. 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Ir. Class. League 3, 45 F.T.A. 4. Stankoven, Iohn-Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 G-Club 3, 45 Sports Club 3, 45 Class V.P. 4. Tallman, Iames-Football 1, 25 Track 1, 3, 45 Annual Stall 45 Baseball 45 Senior Play. Wagoner, Sally-1 .H.A. 4. Wesley, Frank-Football 1, 2., 35 Track 1, 25 Basketball 25 Sports Club 3, 45 Annual Stall 45 G-Club 3. Westwood, Marge-f'.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Majorettes 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 F.T.A. 45 Ir. Class. League 4. Williams, Dixie-F.H.A. 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. lg Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, V.P. 45 F.T.A. 3, 45 Librarian 45 Maiorette 3. 45 Ir. Class. League 3, 45 Iunior Play5 Senior Play5 Thespians 3, 45 Sec.-Treas. 3, 4. Wyatt, Daisy-Majorette 1, 25 F.T.A. 45 1 .H.A. 2, 3. 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 lr. Class League 45 Class Sec. 1. , J, Q 4 'S R? , in .Vg diff I gif , : ' I J QE m AL 5 A 1 I A fwxmw 'WX 1, 11 ni V4 ' 1 . A X .w ,gpm-w md... Xr'-Ny . I I if 'QR OUEEH if' LAM, , - ZW h , W 4 Q f YQ 3,127 f , 'UGA 4 '1 vgijf WY fafixfi,