Glenwood High School - Spyglass Yearbook (Chatham, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1965 volume:

F 0 R E W 0 R D By thumbing through me, the 1965 SPYGLASS, and a few of my predecessors, you can see a yearly record of the growth of Glenwood High as a school. No little hick school is Glenwood, my pages loudly proclaim. Look! Even my brand-new cover shouts of Glen-wood's modern ideas. And next year I promise that I and the school I represent shall be even bigger and better. This year I welcomed several new teachers, courses, and clubs to our growing school. Even many of the big citified schools cannot boast of an all-school musical such as the one industrious Glenwood students and teachers put on in the spring. One of the nicest new things to happen to Glenwood this year, however, was the large trophy cases which seemed to light up the hall with the many trophies won by our athletes this year and in years past. Glenwood students also became familiar with the many exhibits it contained. Remember the one which gave us an introduction to our friend Jose Perez and his native land of Chile? No one can accuse Glenwood of being left in the nineteenth century. If any one does try though, just say, Maybe you'd like to take a look at my 1965 SPYGLASS. I think it may change your opinion. We're very proud of Glenwood! 2 Administration.................3 Dedication....................6 Classes.......................13 Activities.....................57 Athletics......................87 Advertisements................99 Senior Activities.............116 Index........................118 3 t warn S UPERINTENDENT WILLIAM D. HO VET Congratulations to the Class of 1965. It hardly seems possible that another school year has gone by. Each year seems to go by a little faster than the one before. Is this a sign of old age? If so, remember, you will have the same experience. In 1980, old age, your yearbook will become a real treasure-house of experiences. You will find yourself taking a long look through the back issues of the SPYGLASS and recalling all those happy, eventful days that you spent in the halls of Glenwood. Especially interesting will be those pictures of the old flame, your best friends, athletic events, proms, and your favorite teachers. Best wishes for health, success, and happiness in the years to come, and re-memberthat your old teacher may still be around in 1980 reminiscing through his SPYGLASS. 4 PRINCIPAL DONALD E. KAUERAUF Congratulations! Class of 1965. The senior class of 1965 now has a new challenge to meet, that of the adult world. The future is bright for the young person who has the desire to succeed at life and is willing to work to this goal. It is my hope that your school days at Glenwood have been both happy and prosperous. The 1965graduating class has distinguished itself in many areas of the school program. This SPYGLASS will help these seniors recall many fine memories for years to come. Several of the memories I will have of this year are the T.V. program; the fine musical, MR. CRAIN ; and the Sangamo Conference Baseball Championship. Best of wishes in the years to come, Seniors. 5 DEDICA TIOJV The 1965 Publications Staff respectfully dedicates this yearbook to Mrs. Lucille Hutchison. For the past two years Mrs. Hutchison has taught business law, shorthand, business machines, and typing. She is admired and respected as a person. Her dedication extends to out-of-class activities in addition to her teaching. The Publications Staff especially wants to thank Mrs. Hutchison for her help as one of its advisors. 6 F A C U L T T Mrs. Joan Bradshaw Mr. William Challis Mr. Lozelle Cleaves Mr. Theodore Chase Miss Patsy Creed Mr. Reynolds helps C. Bliefnick and R. Freeman with me chanical drawing. Mrs. Teresa Fuller Mrs. Charlene Gates FA Mr. David Domanowski Miss Susan Curby Mrs. Jean Earl checks up on our eyesight. Mrs. Lucille Hutchison ULTT Miss Nancy McLoud Mr. Peter Mayoral Mr. Donald Reynolds Mr. James Roesch Mrs. Alberta Lee Sudbrink Mr. Tillotson explains an experiment to R. Treat and B. Nimmo. 9 Grading home economics papers is Miss Carol jvljss garbara Tigner Lovekamp, student teacher from the University of Illinois. Mr. Hose a Tillotson Mr. Thomas Wiles Mr. Glenn Wilson Mrs. Glenellen Woodward 10 Mrs. Mau Mrs. Manning BOARD OF EDUCA TION L. to R., ROW 1: W. Hovey, W. Clark, G. Alexander. ROW 2: R. Jacobs, M. Post, M. Summers, J. Funderburk. Absent: C. Bramlet. The Board of Education acts as the liaison between the community and the school. Through their efforts and the passage of the bond issue by the voters of Unit District 5, the familiar face of Glenwood High, shown below, will be changed when building is finished and needed classroom space is added. We appreciate the work of these men dedicated to helping our school. SER VICE PERSONNEL Our cooks, Mrs. Earles and Mrs. Wood, ordering food for our delicious, hot lunches. Our hard-working janitor, Darrell Junior Arnold. Mr. Creasy, maintenance man. The bus drivers (left to right) Harold Fahs, H. E. Albright, Dick Treat, Dick Halford, Phyllis White, and Herb Cary, having a good, old-fashioned gab session. 12 Charla Bryant Gene Burke Class officers Pres. Cathy Charlson, Vice-pres. Margaret Germann Billy Brunner Darrell Brewer Jim Barnes Tim Alexander Linda Aikenhead Ruth Conwill Charles Cody Cathy Coontz Andy Barnes Nancy Ayers Juanita Crawford Frank Crawford David DeFrees Paula Edmonds Grace Gilreath Michael Gottman Becki Gipson Carolyn Ford Wanda Fox Bertha Gerberding Robert Fulcher Student Council Cathy Charlson, Warren Post John Evans Becky Noll, Craig Fisher Sandra Hinsey Paul Hobson Craig Huddleston Konrad Grigsby Bruce Jacobs FRESHMEN Roger Hermes Linda Hill Elizabeth Kennedy Dana Huffstedtler Cindy Hurst n Lynne Grady Vincent Jones Marilyn Jardine Robert Kaydus FRESHMEN Gary Salefski Jane Spilly Ronald Richardson Patrick Springer Lynne Spicer Mr. Challis instructs freshmen. Judy Seed Wilma Simmons John Poppenga Kay Pierce Darlene Stringfellow Beth Svanoe Debbie Sullivan Robert Stone Michael Staley Lynda Standard Larry Thompson Cheryl Vlahon Jerry Thompson Gloria Warrington Penny Watson Louise Wilcoxon Greg Wilson Halbert Workman Dennis Yocom Candy Zucksworth Marsha Beard Class Officers: Pres. P. Kopatz; Vice-pres. B. Branham; Sec. J. White; Treas. M. Aschauer Eddie Adams Debbie Altizer Martin Aschauer Robert Branham Rozella Bristow SOPHO Alexis Brunk Bonnie Brunner Mike Bundy Christine Cary Jim Castleman Pam Charlson Marie Charlton 20 Diane Chorn Shirley Clouse Gary Corrigan Student Council Members M. Stout, P. Charlson J. White, B. Manning Margaret Driver MORES Robert Eschenfeldt Maureen Evoy Debbie Fairweather Jack Fenley Phyllis Foster Ron Freeman Pam Gasparin 21 Geneva Gilxeath Charles Good Janice Gorsage Leroy Gwinn Cathy Haas Herschel Hall Suzanne Hamrick Rita Harmony Mike Hatten Bob Henry Richard Herigodt Gerry Higgins Michael Hinsey Ken Hoffman The sophomore class began earning money for their prom by checking coats at basketball games and selling sweatshirts . The Sophomores wish to thank Miss Curby, Mr. Mayoral, and Mr. Doman-owski for their help and cooperation this year. Craig Kent 22 Paul Kopatz Helen Ladage Gerry Larmore Karen Larson Susan Laswell Gene Martin Marjory May Mr. Cleaves teaching a group of sophomores the fundamentals of geometry. Vickie McCall 23 SOPHC Gayle Rothenberger Karen Salefski Tom Schmidt Dolores Schroll 24 Janyce Tode Ron Turner Linda Urbanski Cathy Vlahon 25 Richard Wade Bonnie White Jack White Michael Whitlock Robert Wiessing Pam Wilson Robert Woods Debbie Woody Bruce Workman Gayle Young D. Fairweather measures T. Leahy for a sweatshirt while B. Manning and D. Altizer write the order. 26 A group of Juniors busily compute a problem for physics. SOPHOMORE AND JUNIOR A CTIVITIES Four Junior members of French Club talk to Miss Malavolti after her program. 27 The Sophomores also sold candy at noon hour. Richard Ayers JUNIORS This year's Junior Class spent the year busily preparing for their Prom. They sponsored a car wash and picked up corn. Other moneymaking projects included selling candy at basketball games and magazine sales. The Junior Class sold more magazines than any other class has ever sold. All the Juniors worked very hard on Prom committees. Their time and effort produced one of the best proms in Glenwood’s history. . - Ronald Ayers Ivar Azeris Janet Barnes Donna Adams Nancy Anderson Sandra Bates Marsha Beard Linda Brady Karen Brandon Linda Christensen Jane Coleman Carl Corrigan Jim Creasy Class officers: Pres. S. Bush; Sec. B. Workman; Vice pres. J. Maisenbacher; Treas. D. Whitaker Don England Bill Fairweather Greg Dietel Larry Duke Bob Branham Susan Bush Karl Curby Bob Davis Virginia Gerberding JUNIORS Stephen Fischer Donna Freeman Henry Gordon Sandra Griffin Diane Giffin Carol Gilreath Kim Hendry Eddie Herr Robert Howard Carol Huff Tom Hobson Peg Hoskinson Jerry Ice Judy Jardine Carolyn Kirkton Paul Knecht Joseph Kaidell Margaret Kennedy Marilyn Martin John Mayer Tom Krueger Linda Lee JUNIORS Jim Maisenbacher John Malin Louella Mitts Sandra Monroe Michael Loftus Leslie Morgan Pete Murrill Edith Ann Rentsch Lynn Roberts Jim Netziey not pictured Bruce Nimmo Prom chairman, Pete Murrill, and committee work on plans for the prom. Julie Svanoe Melanony Sharp Kathleen Nutt Susan Re inart George Southwick Kenneth Spengler Bertie Stringfeliow JUNIORS Ralph Summers David Steffen Richard Stout Linda Swigert Gary Toler John Vlahon Susan Waddell Barbara Workman Claudia Williams Robert Wilson Our MR. CRANE P.E. teacher. OTHER SCHOOL ACTIVITIES The F.H. A. spent several days cleaning up and fixing up the school. Mr. Hovey with a worried expression studies the growing school district. These students represented our school well in various speech contests. G.H.S. took on a nursery school appearance for a brief period of time. BACCALAUREATE Dr. Beryl Kinser gave the Baccalaureate Address on Sunday evening, May 23. His address in part explored the meaning of Baccalaureate and included some rules to live by. Dr. Kinser ended with the possible choices which the graduates would have. Rev. Walker gave the Invocation and Benediction. Margaret Germann and Paul Kopatz played the Processional and Recessional for Baccalaureate and Graduation. Some of the happy graduates-to-be gather prior to the service. GRADUATION The graduates, being extolled and presented by the principal, Mr. Kauerauf, wait patiently for the most important moment of their lives up to this point. Cleve Fenley gave the Valedictory Address, consisting of words of advice for his fellow graduates. Mr. Hovey speaks to the graduates. Co-Salutatorians were Sue Bramlet and Carolyn White. Mr. Post, Board President, presents diplomas to graduates on behalf of the Board of Education. The Senior Ensemble, K. Brunk, A. Donnelly, S. Finlay, H. Gibson, D. Keltner, R. Treat, C. Fenley, M. Lein-berger, C. Hayes, and S. Challis sang together for the last time May 28, Graduation! FIRST ROW, 1. to r.: George Langley, Mike McMann, Lynn Barnes, Jim Harlan, Ed McCulley, Cleve Fenley, Jeff Lawhom; 2nd ROW: Judy Schaefer, Susan Challis, Sue Bramlet, Beverly Skaggs, Cheryl Hayes, Mary McLean, Midi May, Pam Christensen; 3rd ROW: Virginia Espenschied, Judy Edwards, Rachel Sisk Harden, Donna Strawn, Ruth Dunham, Lynn Siciliano, Susan Green; 4th ROW: Mary Kay Barnes, Ron Treat, David Trutter, Joe Aschauer, Gary Ori, Bob Hurst, Robert Herigodt. 5th ROW: Anita Donnelly, Sandi Otti, Diane Wilbom, Sue Finlay, Connie Adams, Barb McGown, Carolyn White, Karen Spicer. 6th ROW: Tom Shepherd, Bob Jacobs, Lana Strawn, Sharon Ladage, Mary Leinberger, Carol Reinert, Karen Brunk, John Woody; 7th ROW: Chester Hohimer, Jose Perez, David Cornelius, Arthur Wade, John Hoffman, Mike Moore, Bruce Grunewald; 8th ROW: Lloyd Inslee, Chuck McDonald, Fred Meyer, Bob Griffin, Steve Blakeman, Rick McCall, Dave Keltner, Harold Gibson; 9th ROW: Jack Guillou, Mark Wilcoxin, Jim Jacobs, John Dietel, Charles Nemecz, Lynn Barnes, and Evan Bale. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Four years ago the class of '65 entered Glenwood. Since then time has gone by very quickly. We will now look back on these years. The class began its organization by electing freshman officers. Cleve Fenley was our President; Steve Grummon, Vice President; Fred Meyer, Secretary; and Lynn Siciliano, Treasurer. Our Student Council members were Ron Treat, Rodney Taverna, Gari Ori, Diane Brumfield, and Susan Green. As freshmen we did not have any money-making projects; although, we did collect class dues. The big thing of the year was our freshman initiation, and we will always remember when David Miller put a diaper on Fred Meyer. After summer vacation we entered our sophomore year. This year we elected Sue Finlay, President; David Cornelius, Vice President; Bruce Grunewald, Secretary; and Susan Bramlet, Treasurer. For Student Council we retained Ron and Gary and added John Dietel and Cleve Fenley. Our activities for this year included the coat check at basketball games and a car wash. In addition, we took orders for many sweatshirts, which did not arrive. The next year we boasted of being upperclassmen. We elected Steve Blakeman as President of the Junior Class; John Dietel, Vice President; Mary Leinberger, Secretary; and Janet Bartscht, Treasurer. Due, however, to Janet's moving to Springfield after the first semester, we elected Judy Schaefer as our new Treasurer. This year's Student Council members were Ron Treat, Diane Wilborn, Sue Bramlet, and Gary Ori. During our Junior year we found ourselves very busy getting ready for the prom. Our activities included candy sales at basketball games, a car wash, and magazine sales. We also presented the Junior play, ''Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, under the direction of Mrs. Barash. Finally on May 8, 1964, we presented the Junior-Senior prom, Wonderland by Night, at the St. Nicholas Hotel. Finally we were seniors. Our officers were Steve Blakeman, President; Harold Gibson, Vice President; Mary Leinberger, Secretary; and David Trutter, Treasurer. Our Student Council members were Bob Herigodt, Dave Keltner, Ron Treat, and Lynn Barnes. During the year we were very happy to have Jose Perez as a member of our senior class. Sharon Ladage won the DAR Award, and Virginia Espenschied won the Betty Crocker Home making Award. Although we did not have any money-making projects, we did participate in the Junior-Senior play, Pure as the Driven Snow. Some of us were also in Mr. Crane, the school's first musical. On May 7, 1965, the Juniors presented the Junior-Senior Prom, An Affair to Remember, at the Holiday Inn East with Jules Blattner providing the music. Miss Sue Finlay reigned as Queen of the 1965 Prom. The court included Miss Sue Bramlet, Miss Sharon Ladage, Miss Midi May, Miss Sandra Otti, Miss Judy Schaefer, and Miss Beverly Skaggs. Our class now has 66 members with only 54 of the original 83 Freshman class remaining. Our sponsors during these four years were Mr. Cleaves, Miss McLoud, and Mr. Wilson. Glenwood High School has been the grounds for much of our scholastic education; but we have also shared our defeats, victories, friendships, and romances. After we leave the doors of GHS, we will often look back on these fond memories. 39 I BILL ABNER EVAN BALE JOE A SC HAUER CONNIE ADAMS 40 MARY KAY BARNES KAREN BRUNK SUSAN BRAMLET STEVE BLAKEMAN GENEVIEVE CAREY KARIN COOPER JOHN DIETEL PAMELA CHRISTENSEN SUSAN CHALLIS ANITA DONNELLY CLEVE FENLEY VIRGINIA ESPENSCHIED SUSAN FINLAY RUTH DUNHAM JUDY EDWARDS SUSAN GREEN JOHN CUILLOU BRUCE GRUNEWALD ROBERT GRIFFIN HAROLD GIBSON CHESTER HO HI ME R JIM JACOBS ROBERT HURST ROBERT JACOBS LLOYD INSLEE RICK McCALL FRED MEYER MIDI MAY Charles McDonald EDDIE McCULLEY MARY ANN McLEAN MIKE McMANN CHARLES NEMECZ MIKE MOORE BARBARA Me GOWN FIRST ROW: B. Herigodt, K. Brunk, S. Green, V. Espenschied, D. Trutter. SECOND ROW: J. Lawhorn, L. Siciliano, B. Abner. THIRD ROW: C. Reinert, A. Donnelly, J. Aschauer, G. Ori, B. Skaggs, C. White, S. Blake-man. FOURTH ROW: L. Barnes, C. Fenley, E. Bale, J. Hoffman, J. Edwards, T. Shepherd, S. Challis, D. Keltner, B. Griffin, B. McGown. FIFTH ROW: J. Dietel, J. Jacobs, S. Ladage, J. Woody, L. Strawn, C. Hohimer, C. Nemecz, M. Wilcoxon. BEST WISHES 54 CLASS OF ’65 FIRST ROW: A. Wade, M. May, R. Treat. SECOND ROW: P. Christensen, M. Moore, D. Wilborn, M. McMann, M. Barnes, B. Grunewald, C. Adams, J. Schaefer, F. Meyer, R. McCall. THIRD ROW: R. Sisk, R. Jacobs, S. Bramlet, C. Hayes, D. Strawn, M. McLean, S. Otti, S. Finlay, R. Hurst, E. McCully, M. Leinberger. FOURTH ROW: J. Tore 11, H. Gibson, R. Dunham, K. Spicer, J. Harlan, D. Cornelius. FIFTH ROW: J. Guillou, C. McDonald, J. Perez, L. Inslee. 55 J. Perez is presenting plate from his school in Chile. Receiving the plate are S. Otti and H. Gibson. Class officers: President, S. Blakeman; Secretary, M. Leinberger; Vice-president, H. Gibson; Treasurer, D. Trutter. SENIOR ACTIVITIES J. Torrell and M. May measuring A. Wade for his cap and gown. Seniors hard at work in Industrial Arts class. Mr. Challis instructs M. Lein-berger, D. Trutter, J. Lawhorn as to future college and career possibilities. Student Council members: L. to R. B. Herigodt, J. Perez, R. Treat, D. Keltner, L. Barnes. 56 L. to R.: V. Gerberding, B. Noll, C. Charlson, W. Post, G. Southwick, B. Nimmo, B. Herigodt, S. Fischer, L. Barnes, D. Keltner, P. Charlson, M. Stout, B. Manning, C. Fischer, J. White, Mr. Mayoral, advisor, and Jose'Perez, honorary member, in back. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, composed of four elected members from each class, governs the student body and aids the faculty whenever necessary. It also approves all school money-making projects, holds after-game dances, sponsors the American Field Service Program, and hears all faculty and student complaints In order to correct them. Under its new constitution the Council has operated very effectively this year. President Ron Treat reads announcements over the intercom during home room. L. to R., at table: S. Blakeman, B. Medd, J. Aschauer. 1st ROW: B. Wells, J. White, B. Henry, S. Fischer, C. Bettis, B. Fairweather. 2nd ROW: H. Gibson, L. Barnes, J. Woody, G. Ori, D. Trutter, L. Duke, J. Harlan, B. Herigodt. 3rd ROW: B. Branham, J. Hoffman, C. Fenley, B. Grunewald, M. McMann, B. Branham, B. Workman, G. Southwick, G. Dietel, D. Gathard. 4th ROW: T. Squires, R. Harrison, W. McCoy, J. Maisenbacher, E. Bale, F. Meyer, J. Jacobs, P. Kopatz, M. Wilcoxon. KEY CLUB The Glenwood Key Club carried out its pledge to Render Dedicated Service this year by undertaking many projects. The club helped pay for one of the new trophy cases, collected soap for the Dixon State School, rang bells for the Salvation Army, conducted a car safety check, helped with the Pancake and Sausage dinners held by the Springfield and Chatham Kiwanis Clubs and beautified the student parking lot with the addition of railroad ties to simplify parking. This year the club also acquired a new advisor--Mr. Domanowski. LE CERCLE L. to R., 1st ROW: S. Bush, S. Bramlet, D. Woody, S. Thornton, M. Stout, R. Harmony, R. Charlson; 2nd ROW: J. Barnes, C. White, A. Brunk, B. Nimmo, K. Larson, D. Whitaker, L. Longo; 3rd ROW: G. Rothenberger, K. Nutt, V. Gerberding, S. Clouse, M. Driver, S. Driver, S. Laswell, D. Giffin; 4th ROW: D. Keltner, M. Wilcoxon, S. Monroe, B. Herigodt, C. Fenley, R. Summers. Le Cercle est compose d'etudiants des classes de franfais I, II et III et d'anciens etudiants de fran ais. Le but de ce club est d'encourager l'inter t des sieves de frar ais 3 la civilisation et a la langue fran9aise. Le Cercle leur fournit aussi l'occasion de parler fran9ais hors de la salle de classe et d'entendre parler a propos des coutumes fra aises. TRADUCTION -TRANSLATION The French Club is composed of French I, II, and III students and former French students. The aim of this club is to encourage the French students'interests in the French language and culture. The French Club also gives them the opportunity to speak French outside of the classroom and to hear about French customs. President Linda Brady The Glenwood chapter of the So-ciete Honoraire Francaise--S. Bramlet, L. Brady, S. Bush, and C. White--compare the French and American Flags. L to R.: Joe Kaidell, Leslie Morgan, and Herschell Hall getting ready to give expert assistance to cafeteria users. Frank Crawford and Bertie Stringfellow washing dishes--the easy way. L. to R.: R. Eschenfeldt, J. Fenley. B. Brunner, K. Vlahon, J. Richards, C. Vlahon, J. Clower, demonstrating their jobs as lunch room assistants. L. to R.: J. Edwards, S. Otti, L. Lee, M. Beard, M. Milner, and B. Workman are showing some of the ways in which they assist both the principal and the office secretary. They collect absence slips, answer the telephone, run errands, assist students and teachers, and are thus very valuable members of the school staff. 61 L. to R.: Mr. Wiles, advisor; E. Dozier, D. Brewer, R. O'Keefe, H. Workman, G. Burke, J. O'Keefe. 2nd ROW: L. Gwinn, G. Langley, R. Corsaut, G. Corringan, B. Shepherd, L. Standard, G. Toler, T. Shepherd, K. Spengler. 3rd ROW; J. Ice, D. DeFress, T. Alexander, B. Woods, M. Moore, H. Gibson, J. White, J. Kaidell, C. Cody, C. Corrigan. 4th ROW; P. Springer, G. Ice, T. Schmidt, C. Huff, C. McDonald, J. Jacobs, D. Strawn, R. Leach, L. Mohn, E. Adams, B. Davis. FUTURE FARMERS The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is to instill in its members the qualities of leadership, citizenship, and cooperation, with special emphasis on agriculture. Some of the activities which help us to achieve these goals are the Parent-Son Banquet; public speaking contests; attendance at the National F.F.A. Convention held at Kansas City, Missouri; and the sale of various products. L. to R.: 1st ROW; L. Christensen, C. Williams, E. Rentsch, J. Schaefer, C. Hayes. 2nd ROW; M. Barnes, D. Giffin, S. Challis, B. McGown, D. Whitaker. 3rd ROW; K. Spicer, S. Ladage, S. Monroe, M. Leinberger, V. Gerberding. President Karen Brunk. The Future Nurses Club, sponsored by Mrs. Woodward, became affiliated with the National Future Nurses Club this year and established a constitution. The club, made up of junior and senior girls who plan to enter nursing as a career, gave eye tests to students and helped with the immunization program. The F.N.C. also contributed to the American Field Service program. M. Barnes and S. Ladage giving an eye test to J. Schaefer. Q Co 3 q 3 Officers of FHA are from left to right, L. Roberts, treasurer; C. Barker, recreation chairman; B. McGown, public relations chairman; S. Green, Degree chairman. SEATED are L. Mitts, vice-president; M. Barnes, president, and S. Otti, secretary. The Future Homemakers of America centered its activities around mental health this year. At Christmas the girls made over a hundred gift items for mental patients to give to their relatives as gifts. Members also participated in collecting funds for both the Heart Fund and the American Cancer Society. Some other major projects were the collecting of clothing for needy children in the Appalachian Mountains and the overall improvement campaign to clean and fix up Glenwood High. L. to R.: 1st ROW; P. Wilson, K. Salefski, B. Pyle, L. Rice, P. Christensen, S. Otti, S. Vlahon, D. Stringfellow, B. Brunner, M. Mitts, C. Hurst, R. Dunham, K. Cooper, D. Adams. 2nd ROW: K. Coontz, B. Klor, C. Martin, M. Motter, G. Warrington, M. Evoy, G. Gilreath, S. Szabo, G. Young, G. Higgins, P. Neighbors, S. Green, S. Benedict, M. Meyers, S. Vancil, S. Swigert, C. Adams. 3rd ROW; D. Sullivan, S. Chastain, J. Gorsage, V. McCall, B. McCulley, L. Pusch, L. Urbanski, C. Barker, R. Bristow, L. Mitts, G. Gilreath, K. Pierce. 4th ROW; R. Leinberger, D. Schroll, B. Gerberding, N. Ayers, J. Spilly, B. McGown, L. Strawn, K. Spicer, B. Noll, L. Standard, L. Wilcoxon, B. White, R. Sick, D. Freeman, A. Donnelly, N. Anderson, P. Hoskinson. FUTURE TEA CHERS The Future Teachers get ready to board the bus for their visit to Illinois State University at Normal. The Future Teachers Association is in its third year at Glen-wood. In the fall of 1964 new members were chosen on the basis of an essay written by prospective members stating their reasons lot wishing to join Future Teachers. An installation ceremony was held in December. The FTA sponsored Student Teaching Day this year. On this day junior and senior members were chosen to be teachers for a day. By the experience of being teachers in classrooms throughout the school district they learned what it takes to be a teacher. President Jeff Lawhom L. to R., 1st ROW: Mr. Challis, advisor; A. Brunk, E. Rentsch, M. Martin, C. Williams, L. Brady, M. Milner, S. Hayes, R. Dunham; 2nd ROW: R. Spengler, C. Lawhom, J. Jardine, C. Kirkton, D. Whitaker, L. Christensen B. Manning, S. Challis; 3rd ROW: K. Brandon, L. Longo, S. Laswell, D. Maher, H. Gibson, M. Leinberger, D. Giffin, K. Nutt, D. Adams; 4th ROW: J. Barnes, B. Workman, M. Barnes, S. Ladage, D. Keltner, S. Monroe, C. Reinert, V. Gerberding, L. Roberts. 65 The National Honor Society is composed of those sophomores, juniors, and seniors who have a B average. Once a student falls below the B average he is permanently dropped from the society. Senior members of the society are made life members when they graduate. The National Honor Society's keystone and torch symbolize good character, leadership, scholarship, and service. Miss Curby and Mr. Kauerauf were the sponsors this year. The object of the chapter is to stimulate desire to render service, to promote leader -ship, and to encourage the development of character in our high school. The officers were Carolyn White, president; Karen Brunk, vice-president; Sue Bramlet, secretary; and Cleve Fenley, treasurer. THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 4 President Carolyn White 1st ROW; J. Lawhom, S. Bramlet, S. Bush, S. Griffin, L. Brady, C. Gilreath; 2nd ROW; S. Fischer, S. Finlay, K. Brunk, K. Nutt, M. Kennedy, C. Kirkton, D. Steffen. 3rd ROW; R. Harrison, S. Monroe, L. Inslee, M. Wilcoxson, R. Summers, D. Stout, C. Fenley, INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB L. to R.; ROW 1: Mr. Reynolds, advisor; K. Grigsby, B. Bettis, H. Hall, D. Brewer, M. Gottman, M. O'Shea, J. Aschauer, G. Ori; ROW 2, H. Gordon, B. Stringfellow, D. Huffstedtler, B. Workman, L. Morgan, G. Wilson, J. Poppenga, D. Meisenheimer; ROW 3, C. Bliefnick, K. Curby, B. Wells, J. Maisenbacher, B. Grunewald, C. Huddleston, B. Branham, s., B. Herigodt, B. Branham, j., R. Freeman, B. Wilson, R. Hermes; ROW 4, R. Richardson, E. Dunham, T. Squires, F. Boussad, K. Hoffman, B. Medd, B. Griffin, M. Wilcoxon, B. Jacobs, C. Chastain. The Industrial Arts Club was new to Glenwood this year. The first project for the club was the drawing up of a constitution which was approved by the state. During the year, the forty-four boys of the club organized an Industrial Arts basketball team. They challenged the faculty, the FFA, and the Industrial Arts clubs of Pawnee and Greenview, and had a won-lost record of 2-3. Ambitious members also brightened up the school library with bright flower boxes for Mrs. Fuller’s window plants. In the spring delegates were sent to the state convention held in Springfield. At this meeting a member of the Glenwood chapter, Bob Wilson, was chosen reporter for Region 2 of Illinois. Jim Maisenbacher, President, discusses plans with other officers, Gary Ori, Bob Medd, and Bob Griffin. CONCERT BAND Flutes: Melissa Stout Sue Finlay Linda McCord Marilyn Martin Sue Thornton Niki Nimmo Warren Post Oboes: Cleve Fenley Ronald Ayers Clarinet: Roger Harrison Steve Blakeman Kathleen Nutt Edith Rentsch Carolyn Kirkton Becky Manning Ron Steffan Karen Larson Shirley Clouse Steve Hughes Alto Clarinet: Carol Gilreath Bass Clarinet: Karen Brandon Alto Saxophone: Bruce Nimmo Jim Castleman Dave DeFrees Tenor Saxophone: Mary Kay Barnes Gerry Larmore Ron Treat Trumpets: Mike Moore Tom Leahy Bob Littrell Gene Martin Frank Edwards Eddie Dozier Bob Esslinger Trombone: J ohn W oody Herschel Hall Paul Hobson Rick Speer Baritone Horn: Dennis Gathard Andy Barnes Bass: Ken Hoffman Percussion: Tom Hobson Roger Cope Tympani: Carol Re inert 68 Mr. Chase, Conductor Due to tight scheduling this year the size of the concert band was decreased. This year Glenwood hosted the CMS Music Festival and the County Junior High Festival and participated in the County High School Band Festival at Griffin. The band also gave a Christmas concert with the chorus and gave its own Spring Concert. This year the band did not attend the State Band Contest. This was a very busy year for the stage band. The band placed second in the contest sponsored by the local musicians' union, losing to Edinburg by only one grade point. The band then prepared for the musical comedy MR. CRANE, for which it furnished the music. During the summer the band entered the state and county fairs. By the end of the year the band's library reached nearly eighty dance arrangements, thereby increasing the band’s versatility in playing for dances. ST A GE BAND 1st ROW: Paul Kopatz, Steve Blakeman, Mary K. Barnes, Roger Harrison, Ron Treat, Gerry Larmore, 2nd ROW: Roger Cope, Rick Speer, John Woody, Herschell Hall, Paul Hobson. 3rd ROW: Tom Hobson, TomLeahy, Mike Moore, Gene Martin. CHORUS L. to R. ROW I: J. Tode, C. Coontz, C. Vlahon, S. Hinsey, J. Coleman, K. Cooper, P. Wilson, B. Pyle, P. Charlson, M. Martin, S. Challis, M. Mottar, G. Warrington, G. Gilreath, C. Adams; ROW 2: K. Salefski, P. Foster, L. Lee, S. Hayes, D. Woody, T. Pieper, H. Workman, D. Brewer, L. Meyer, W. Simmons, C. Balser, K. Pierce, C. Zucksworth, L. Aikenhead; ROW 3: B. Gerberding, M. Germann, K. Brandon, L. Wilcoxon, V. McCall, C. Guillou, B. Howard, R. Treat, E. Gibson, L. Urbanski, D. Sullivan, B. Noll, M. Charlton, E. Kennedy, B. Svanoe, C. Barker, R. Bristow; ROW 4: K. Brunk, A. Donnelly, J. Svanoe, M. Leinberger, P. Hoskinson, R. R. Leinberger, L. Roberts, D. Keltner, C. Nemecz, L. Duke, B. McCulley, B. Derringer, K. Spicer, J. Spilly, L. Mirts, N, Anderson, D. Freeman. Mrs. Gates directs the choms in one of its numbers. The seventy members of the chorus found themselves very busy during the 1964-65 school year. To begin the activities, the chorus participated in the Sangamon County Music Festival at Griffin High, November 5. Then in December chorus members journeyed to Morrisonville for the CMS Music Festival. At Christmas time they and the band presented a concert entitled Home for the Holidays . On March 27, the chorus and band sponsored the first all-school musical comedy, MR. CRANE. The Spring Choral Concert, concerts during National Music Week, and performances at Baccalaureate and Commencement climaxed a busy and rewarding year. Through its diligent work the chorus plans to purchase choir robes for all its members in the near future. 70 L. to R.: K. Coontz, M. Germann, B. Derringer, B. McCully, P. Wilson, G. Warrington, C. Barker, R. Bristow. Chorus officers for this year were Mary Leinberger, Secretary Treasurer; Harold Gibson, President; and Liz Kennedy, Vice President. A. Donnelly, K. Brunk, S. Challis, M. Martin. Absent, Barbara Workman. 1st ROW; B. Derringer, S. Finlay, D. Woody, B. Royer, C. Barker, S. Laswell, G. Warrington, P. Charlson, S. Thornton, B. Skaggs, N. Nimmo, B. Manning, J. Tode, G. Gilreath, L. McCord, P. Gasparin, M. Martin, G. Rothenberger, D. Whitaker. 2nd ROW; D. MacDougall, G. Martin, S. Hughes, J. Perez, W. Post, T. Pieper, B. Fulcher, B. Herigodt, Mrs. Gates, F. Meyer, M. Wilcoxson, S. Challis, E. Gibson, Mr. Chase, B. Esslinger, A. Donnelly, D. Keltner, L. Duke, J. Hoffman, A. Barnes, M. Mcmann, E. Dozier, B. Howard. THE MUSICAL Mrs. Gates calmly informs Mr. Chase and the onlooking band, That's the way it's going to be! 72 The band and cast of MR. CRANE swing on Gibralter Rock. MR. CRANE We've just done a mile around the school. 1st ROW; G. Warrington, C. Barker, G. Rothenberger, B. Derringer, M. Martin, S. Laswell, P. Charlson, S. Finlay, B. Manning, G. Gilreath, J. Tode, L. McCord, P. Gasparin, D. Woody, B. Royer, D. Whitaker. Glenwood added another first to its drama department with the presentation of its first all-school musical, MR. CRANE, on March 27. The musical, which was based upon Washington Irving's Legend of Sleepy Hollow, was presented under the excellent direction of Mrs. Charlene Gates and Mr. Ted Chase. Furnishing the musical accompaniment was the Glenwood stage band. The talented cast and stage band, expert directors, and competent stage crew all combined to make MR. CRANE a great success. 'But Ike, you just can't let Tom boss you around! LIBRARY POSTER CLUB c. President Carolyn White L to R: ROW 1: K. Larsen, J. Gorsage, G. Rothenberger, M. Stout, S. Thornton, S. Griffin, C. Gilreath, C. Hayes, R. Dunham, J. Coleman, M. Milner. ROW 2: A. Donnelly, L. Roberts, C. Adams, S. Bush, S. Otti, P. Foster, J. Tode, B. McGown, M. Kennedy, D. Adams, S. Hamrick, T. Pieper, L. Brady, ROW 3: D. Altizer, B. Derringer, M. Loftus, K. Brunk, C. Reinert, D. Kelt-ner, M. Wilcoxon, L. Inslee, E. Bale, M. Leinberger, S. Ladage, G. Wilson, D. Yocum. Members of the Library Club act as librarians during one of their study halls. They check books in and out and shelve returned books. This year the spring and fall meetings of the South Central Area Student Librarians' Association were held at Glenwood. The Association's president for 1964-65 was Carolyn White. The Poster Club is composed of students who give their time and talent to the making of posters urging the use of the library and its many new books. M. Stout, S. Reinert and M. Beard work on another poster for our halls. Mrs. Fuller, school librarian and club advisor, checks book lists. •:..........• 5ose etez uilnilran FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT Jose Perez came to Glenwood this fall from Chile as a participant of the American Field Service and a regular American student for nine months. Jose quickly became as American as apple pie and skateboards. The blending of cultures was not just one-sided, however, and Glenwood students soon learned much about their South American neighbor Chile. Here are just a few glimpses of Jose and his many Glenwood friends. We celebratedChile's Independence Day, September 18, with an assembly during which Jose presented us with a flag from Chile. Seniors help Jose celebrate his birthday. 75 Jose furnished our first display in the new trophy case with an exhibit of things from Chile. — PROMCOU T V’ ' r 'll  I r ‘,7 .fj I v v . ? M III '2n i XttfiM LcUit Judy Qha ty Cheviot Ladoga CuSom Biatnl t Adidl Aday QqmAos Otti Be Skaggs A N A F F A I R T 0 R E M E M B E Prom Court and escorts, L. to R.: B. Branham, S. Otti, S. Bramlet, B. Fairweather, J. Schaefer, P. Murrill, S. Bush, S. Finlay, J. Maisenbacher, S. Ladage, I. Azeris, M. May, Y L. Duke, B. Skaggs, K. Spengler, The 1965 Junior-Senior Prom was held at the Holiday Inn East. Steve Fischer was master of ceremonies of the banquet, which began at six-thirty. Class presidents Bush and Blakeman gave addresses. The class history was read by Senior class secretary, Mary Leinberger. Following the banquet, Jules Blatner provided music for dancing. The coronation of Sue Finlay as 1965 Prom Queen was the highlight of the evening. Her royal court consisted of Susan Bramlet, Midi May, Sharon Ladage, Judy Schaefer, Bev Skaggs, and Sandi Otti. A wonderful time was had by all, but as the magic hour of twelve o'clock drew near, the Prom became only An Affair to Remember. Vice-President Maisenbacher dancing with Queen Susan. Everybody is busy eating '1 could have danced all night AWARD WINNERS The following is a list of the awards which were presented at the sixth annual awards night which was held at Glenwood on May 21. Here are some of the awards and winners. 1st ROW: L. Brady, G. Rothenberger, M. Stout, 2nd ROW: M. Kennedy, M. Wilcoxon, S. Challis. 1st ROW: G. Southwick, L. Roberts, M. L. TO R.: S. Blakeman, C. Gillou, J. Kennedy, J. White. 2nd ROW: B. Workman, B. Lawhom, M. Stout, S. Ladage, C. White. Branham, S. Bush, B. Manning. L. to R.: R. Steffan, M. Staly, C. Edwards. 1st ROW: S. Challis, S. Bramlet. 2nd ROW: C. Fenley, M. Lein-berger, F. Meyer, M. Barnes, E. Gibson. S. Bramlet, C. Fenley, A. Donnelly, K. Brunk, J. Torrell, C. White. Student Council Award G. Southwick History Award Cleve Fenley Student Secretary Award Barb Workman Business Award Mary Leinberger Publications Award Sue Bramlet Quill and Scroll Essay Contest Mark Wilcoxin Speech Award Fred Meyer English Award Sue Bramlet National French Contest Award Melissa Stout French III Award Carolyn White German II Award Cathy Guillou American Legion S. Ladage--J. Lawhom Girls' PJE. Award Mary K. Barnes Library Award M. Kennedy--S. Bush Poster Award Lynn Roberts Ag Project Award Ron Treat Ag Scholarship Jack White Science Award Jeff Lawhom Band Award Steve Blakeman Chorus Awards S. Challis--H. Gibson S.A.R. Award Steve Blakeman Athletics Award Bob Branham--C. McDonald Industrial Arts Award David Steffen PURE AS THE DRIVEN SNOW Ah ha! Now Mortimer's past has been revealed! Looking on are (left to right) Jonathan Logan (Cleve Fenley), Mrs. Logan (Margaret Milner), Allison (Carolyn White), E. Z. Pickens (Dennis Gathard), Nellie (Julie Svanoe), Mortimer Frothingham (Ivar Azeris), Jed (Gary Ori), Leander Longfellow (Jeff Torrell), Purity Dean (Linda Brady), Lettie (Connie Adams), Faith (Dee Whitaker), Mrs. Hewlett (Carol Reinert), and Imogene Pickens (Sue Finlay.) w The dastardly Mortimer Frothingham (1. Averis) threatens his unwilling accomplice, the ex-convict Jed Lunn (G. (Ori), while . . . Oh, my darling Leander, do be careful! Leander, (J. Torrell), Mortimer (I. Azeris) and Purity, (L. Brady). Why it's a babe ! A WORKING GIRL’S SECRET PURE AS THE DRIVEN SNOW, or A WORKING GIRL'S SECRET, was presented in true melodramatic fashion by the junior and senior classes. When Purity Dean, the downtrodden working girl with a secret, is befriended by Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Logan, who hire her as a maid at their inn, she falls in love with Leander Longfellow, a manly hero who works in a pickle factory (What a romantic call ing!). Purity's happiness is clouded by her dreadful secret, however, and by that black-hearted fiend, Mortimer Frothingham, and by her rival for Leander's affections, the snobbish Imogene Pickens. The audience enjoyed an evening of hissing the villain and applauding virtue's (and Purity's) triumph. l t’RjOWj A. Summers, G. Southwick, E. Bale; 2nd ROW; K. Nutt, K. Brandon, K. Guillou, N. Anderson, S. Hayes, Miss Curby, M. Leinberger, A. fJitanfeliy, M. Martin, S. Ladage, S. Otti. 0k W E.Z. Pickens (D. Gathard) and Allison iewlitt chat unaware ofthe presenceof Allison's haughty mother (C. Reinert). ■ JL... -XT' v THE STAFF cn: ? gggg_J__KAR_EN BRUNK | SUE FINLAY | SHARON LADAGE | SUE BRAMLET LINDA BR CAROL REINERT CAROLYN WHITE RON TREAT MARY KAY BARNES THE STAFF 1st ROW, Miss McLoud, P. Charlson, R. Dunham, K. Spicer, S. Griffin, J.Edwards, G. Rothenberger, D.Keltner, S. Blakeman, J. 1st ROW; K. Brunk, L. Brady, M. Leinberger, 2nd ROW; M. Barnes, C. Gilreath, S. Hayes. Editing and producing the SPYGLASS and the many editions of the GLEN-ECHO is no easy job, but those to whom the task has been entrusted have had spectacular success. When called upon to meet a close deadline or to think up something original for a program they have been asked to print, the publications staff under the supervision of Miss McLoud, Miss Tigner, and Mrs. Hutchison has always managed to succeed where others may have thrown up their hands in despair. Even in their fun activities the members worked hard: the annual publications dance, BEWITCHED, and the publications picnic. 1st ROW; S. Monroe, C. Kirkton, S. Bush, S. Waddell, S. Challis. 84 Everybody experienced an eerie feeling as he entered the cemetery and spied the open casket in which dance bids were placed. This was BEWITCHED, the publications dance held April 10. The Impacts provided the music while everybody danced around the graves and sipped the special witch's brew. Queen Mary Kay Barnes was crowned most bewitching. Her court included Susan Bramlet, Sharon Ladage, Sue Finlay, and Judy Schaefer. The evening will be remembered by everybody as a dance that was really original and different. Sharon Ladage; Sue Bramlet, Judy Schaefer, Sue Finlay; Queen Mary Kay Barnes reigned over BEWITCHED. Tombstones of publications members decorated the walls, and a friendly corpse handed out bids. Jhurrnjlioiul ' onnraip Sorirt? tirrlfhigh Srimol Journalists Quill and Scroll members, L. to R.: S. Finlay, C. White, S. Bramlet, M. Leinberger, F. Meyer. This year the Glenwood chapter of the Quill and Scroll was enlarged to five members. This number includes one hold-over member of the International Honorary Society for High School Journalists, Carolyn White. In order to qualify for membership those elected must be either juniors or seniors and have done superior work in some phase of journalism . They must also be in the upper third of their class and be recommended by their sponsors and accepted by the International Society. Associate members, L. to R., ROW Is B. Nimmo, S. Blakeman, C. Fenley, ROW 2: S. Ladage and M. Barnes (non-member award winners) L. Brady, C. Reinert, K. Brunk. Not pictured Ron Treat (non-member award). t Bill Fairweather Jeff Lawhorn Pete Murrill Bob Branham Bob Branham Bob Wells This season the Redskins tied New Berlin for the champion- ship in the Sangamo Conference with a record of 5 and 1 and with a season’s record of 8 and 3. Goach Cleaves and Chuck McDonald. Jim Maisenbacher This shows great improvement over last year's record of 2 and 6. Some reasons for victory were team balance, strong bench support, and eight returning lettermen. The main reason for victory, however, was good team work. Chester Hohimer 1st ROW: J. Thompson, R. Thompson, R. McCall, T. Kopatz, R. Summers, B. Henry. 2nd ROW: R. Gasparin, J. Malin, S. Hughes, P. Knecht, B. Esslin-ger, G. Dietel, B. Wilson, L. Thompson. VAR BASKET 64- Ralph Summers Bob Branham Managers Lynn Barnes and Bill Abner Coach Jim Roesch SITY BALL 65 % Chester Hohimer Lloyd Inslee Bob Medd Dick Stout Rick McCall Bill Fairweather Richard Herigodt K. opa11 The rest of the team from left to right: M. Aschauer, M. Gottman, J. Thompson, B. Henry; 2nd ROW: A. Barnes, T. Alexander, M. Loftus, G. Wilson, G. Salefski. Coach Dave Domanowski CHEERLEADERS J.V. Cheerleaders in action include Margaret Germann, Linda McCord, Debbie Fairweather, and Becky Manning. TRACK Bliefnick, Rhodes, and Duke come in one, two, three. A new record, perhaps? P.Murrillin a practice session, with underclassmen taking notice. 94 Bruce Grunewald makes a valiant effort for a winning put. He is being watched intently by other members of the squad. The tracksquad lined up for the cameraman from left to right: B. Rhodes, B. Charlton, R. Wade, P. Hobson, M. Staley, R. Gasparin, G. Wilson, B. Henry, D. MacDougall; 2nd ROW: B. Howard, M. Aschauer, T. Leahy, P. Knecht, J. Torrell, J. Castleman, R. McCall, T. Noll, J. Malin, B. Grunewald; 3rd ROW: C. Bliefnick, R. Thompson, T. Alexander, S. Barnes, P. Murrill, B. Esslinger, P. Kopatz, K. Curby, C. McDonald, L. Duke, B. Branham, J. Lawhorn, G. Ori, and Coach Cleaves. 95 1st ROW, L. to R.: L. Barnes, B. Abner, M. McMann, B. Herigodt, G. Ori, J. Lawhom, 2nd ROW: E. Herr, J. Harlan, J. Guillou, J. Jacobs, F. Meyer, M. Moore; Coaches are Mark Wilcoxon and Chuck McDonald. I N T W R I A N M N U E R R A S L Two intramural tournaments were staged at Glenwood this year: boys basketball and girls volleyball. The class of '65 won the boys basketball tournament for the third consecutive year. This class has been the only class to win three consecutive basketball championships. The senior girls lost their championship of last year to the juniors in a close and exciting game. 1st ROW: D. Whitaker, E. Rentsch, L. Brady, D. Adams, C. Williams; 2nd ROW: L. Lee, D. Giffen, L. Roberts, L. Christensen, J. Svanoe, K. Brandon, C. Gilreath. CROSS-COUNTRY The 1964-65 year saw its first successful season of cross-country since its reorganization. Cross-country is a two mile marathon run in which all basketball players are required to participate. It also conditions the athletes for future sports activities. This year's team placed high in the dual meets and finished third in the Sangamo Conference. Prospects for the '65-'66 season are fair with only two lettermen returning. 96 FENCING L to R, ROW Is S. Hughes, J. Jacobs, R. Harrison, D. Gathard, B. Herigodt, S. Fischer, ROW 2, V. Jones, T. Schmidt, J. Woody, J. Malin, D. Cornelius, W. Post, C. Fischer. EN GARDE! The first team--R. Harrison, B. Herigodt, J. Jacobs, D. Coach Wilson Gathard, S. Fischer, and S. Hughes. Coach Wilson's fencing squad won all of its six meets with Pleasant Plains this year, but was surpassed by stiff Chicago competition at the Illinois State Fencing Meet, held at Champaign on March 13, in which Glenwood placed fifth. Placing tenth in the meet, Glenwood's highest placing fencer was Roger Harrison. The team held its first annual fencing tourney in mid-December this year. Jim Jacobs placed first in the event, winning over formidable fencing alumni Larry Bumgarner. Lettermen this year were Jim Jacobs, Roger Harrison, Dennis Gathard, Bob Heridgodt, Steve Hughes, Steve Fischer, and Tom Schmidt. 97 The first two fencers, S. Hughes and R. Harrison, duel to see who is better. General Motors Assembly Student Teaching Day CALENDAR September 28 Student Council February 4 Sangamo Conference Elections Speech Contest 29 TB Tests 25 FFA Parent and Son October Banquet 1 Junior Varsity Cheer- leading Election March 1- -5 Regional Basketball 9 Yearbook Dance Tournament 23 FHA Sadie Hawkins Dance 26 Mr. Crane 30 School Election Debate April 1 CMS Band Festival November 5 Sangamon County Music 23 Pure as the Driven Festival Snow 9- -13 American Education Week 27 Unit Choral Festival 30 Unit Band Festival December 1 Betty Crocker Test 3 CMS Vocal Festival May 5 Sangamon County 21 Unit Christmas Concert Track Meet 26- -31 Waverly Holiday 7 Junior-Senior Prom Tournament 21 Sixth Annual Awards 19 General Motors Company Night Assembly 23 Baccalaureate 18- -22 County Basketball 28 Graduation Tourney at Griffin 29 Ice Cream Social Dress-down Day 98 Immunization shots (ouch!) 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CONSTANCE LEE ADAMS--FHA 1,2,3,4, Historian 3; Library-Poster Club 2,3,4; Chorus 1,4; Intramural 3; Prom Comm. 3; Play Cast 3,4. JOSEPH GLENN AS CHAU ER - - Key Club 2,3,4, Sec'y 4; Industrial Arts 4; Electronics Club 3; Play Crew 3.4. GEORGE EVAN BALE II--Key Club 2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3, Secretary 3; Library-Poster Club 4, Librarian 4; Chorus 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; French Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Play Crew 4. LYNN BARNES--Student Council 4; Key Club 2,3,4; FTA 4; Publications 4; Band 1,2,3; Track 1,3; Intramural 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Play Crew 3. MARY KAY BARNES--FTC 1,2,3,4,Sec. 2, Historian 4; FNC 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Sec. 2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Publications 3,4, Business Manager; Library-Poster Club 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Intramural 3,4; Cheerlcading 4; Prom Comm. 3; Play Cast 3; Musical Band and Crew 4; Stage Band 4; Publications Dance Queen 4. STEPHEN G. BLAKEMAN--Thomas Edison Jr. High 1; GHS 2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Treas. 4; Publications 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Intramural 1; Class Officer, Pres. 3,4; Play Cast 3; Musical 4. SUSAN CAROL BRAMLET--National Honor 2,3,4, Sec. 4; Student Council 3, Sec. 3; FTC 3, Sec. 3; Publications Staff 3,4, Glen-Echo Editor 4; Chorus 1,2,3; French Club 2,3,4; Societe Honoraire de Fran aise, 4, Pres. 4; Class Officer 2, Treas.; Prom Comm. 3; Prom Court 4; Publications Dance Court 4; Play Cast 3; Play Crew 4; Awards, French I 2, Latin I 1, Latin II 2, Soph. Class Essay 2. KAREN BRUNK--National Honor 2,3,4, V. Pres. 4; FNC 3,4, Pres. 4; Publications 3,4, Class Editor 4; Library-Poster Club 4; Librarian 4; Chorus 1,2,4; Ensemble 4; Prom Comm. 3; Musical Crew 4. SUSAN VIRGINIA CHALLIS — F.T.C. 4; F.N.C. 3,4, Sec.-Treasurer 4; Publications Staff 4; Library-Poster Club4; Chorus 2,3,4, Ensemble 3,4, Allstate District Chorus 4; Fencing 1,2; French Club 2; Prom Comm. 3; Musical Cast 4; Office Aid 4; Junior Essay Contest Winner 3. PAMELA JOYCE CHRISTENSEN--F.H. A. 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3. DAVID LEE CORNELUIS--National Honor 2; F.T.C. 3,4; Fencing 2,3,4; Class Officer, Vice President 2. JOHN CHARLES DIET EL--Jefferson Jr. High 1; GHS 2,3,4; Student Council 2; Basketball 2,3; Class Officer, V. Pres. 3; Prom Committee 3. ANITA DONNELLY--Grant Jr. High 1; Springfield 2; GHS 3,4; FTC 4; FHA 4; Library-Poster Club 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Ensemble 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Musical Cast 4. RUTH ELAINE DUNHAM--FTC 2,3,4; Publications 3,4; FHA 2,3,4; Library-Poster Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1; Chorus 3,4; Intramural 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Jr.-Sr. Plays 3,4; Speech Contest 4; Debate 4. JUDITH ANN EDWARDS--Ben Franklin Jr. High 1; Spfld. 2,3; GHS 4; Publications 4; Intramural 4; Play Crew 4; Speech Contest 4; Office Aid 4. VIRGINIA ESP ENS CHI ED--FHA 1,2,3,4; Intramural 1,2,3; Prom Committee 3; Play Crew 3. CLEVE FENLEY--NationalHonor 2,3,4, Treas. 4; Student Council 2; Key Club 2,3,4; Publications Staff 3,4, Advertising Manager 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Intramural 2; French Club 2,3,4; Class Officer, Pres. 1; Prom Comm. 3; Play Cast 3,4. SUSAN LIZABETH FINLAY--National Honor 3,4; Publications Staff 3,4, Lay-out Editor, 4; Band 1,2,3,4, Sec. 2; Chorus 2,3; Intramural 1; Cheerleading 2,4; French Club 2,3,4; Class Officer 2, Pres.; Prom Comm. 3; Play Crew 3; Play Cast 4; Musical Cast 4; Publications Court 4; Prom Queen 4. HAROLD EDWARD GIBSON II--Key Club 2,3,4; FTC 2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4, President 3,4; Intramural 2; Class Officer, V. Pres. 4; Play Crew 3; Musical Cast 4. SUSAN GREEN--Student Council 1; F.H.A. 2,3,4, Parliamentarian 3, V.P. of Projects 4; Library-Poster Club 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; Intramural 1,2,3,4; Prom Comm. 3; Play Crew 3. ROBERT EUGENE GRIFFIN--Publications 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3; Industrial Arts 4; Prom Comm. 3; Play Crew 4; Musical Crew 4. BRUCE WALTER GRUNEWALD--Key Club 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Track 4; Industrial Arts 4; Intramural 2,3; French Club 2,3. JOHN GUILLOU--Urbana 1,2,3; GHS 4; Student Council 2,3; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3; Intramural 4. JAMES W. HARLAN--Key Club 4; Industrial Arts 4; Intramural 1,2,3,4; Electronics Club 3. CHERYL JEAN HAYES--National Honor 2; FTC 3,4; Publications 4; Library-Poster 4; Chorus 3,4; Intramural 4; Prom Comm. 3; Play Crew 3,4; Office Aid 4; Class Essay Award 1. ROBERT RUSSELL HERIGODT--Student Council 4, Treas. 4; Band 1,2,3; Industrial Arts 4, Parliamentarian 4; Fencing 3,4; Intramural 1,2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Play Cast 3,4. JOHN VICTOR HOFFMAN--Griffin 1,2; GHS 3,4; Key Club 3,4; Industrial Arts 4; Musical Crew 4. CHESTER HOHIMER--Baseball 1,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3. ROBERT HURST--Track 3; Fencing 2,3. LLOYD G. INS LEE, JR.--National Honor 2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4, Board of Directors 2, Vice Pres. 3,4; Library-Poster Club 1,2,4; Band 1; Basketball 2,3,4; Industrial Arts 4; Intramural 1,2; Electronics Club 3; Prom Committee 3; Play Cast 3. JAMES F. JACOBS--Key Club 2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Reporter 2, Vice-Pres. 4; Band 1,2,3; Fencing 1,2,3,4; Intramural 2,3,4; Prom Comm. 3; Play Crew 4. ROBERT ALLEN JACOBS--Library-Poster Club 2,3; Industrial Arts 4, Treas. 4. DAVID ROBERT KELTNER II--Jefferson 1, Spring-field 2, GHS 3,4; Student Council 4; FTC 3,4; Publications Staff 4; Library-Poster Club 4; Allstate District Chorus 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Prom Comm. 3; Play Cast 3; Musical Cast 4; Speech Contest 4. SHARON LYNN LADAGE--FTC 4; FNC 3,4, V. Pres. 4; Publications 3,4, Art Editor 4; Library-Poster Club 116 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Intramural 4; French Club 2,3; Prom Comm. 3; Play Cast 3, Crew 4; Prom Court 4; Publications Dance Court 4; Pep Club 2, Pres. 2; D.A.R. 4. GEORGE WILLIAM LANGLEY—FFA 3,4. JEFFREY JAMES LAWHORN—National Honor 2,3,4; FTC 3,4, Pres. 4; Library-Poster Club 4; Band 1; Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Track 4; Fencing 3; Intramural 2,3,4. MARY LOUISE LEINBERGER—FTC 4; FNC 4; Publications 3,4; Library-Poster Club 4; Chorus 3,4, Reporter 4; Ensemble 4, Glen-Aires 4; Intramural 4; French Club 2; Class Officer, Sec. 4; Prom Comm. 3; Play Cast 3, Crew 4. MIDI MAY--Prom Court 4; F.N.C. 3,4; Publications 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; French Club 2,3; Fencing 1,2. FREDERICK S. McCALL--Cross Country 3,4; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 3,4; Intramural 1; Play Crew 3; Speech Contest 3. ED McCULLY--Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Track 4; Intramural 1,2,3,4. MARY ANN McLEAN--Prom Committee 3. CHARLES WILLIAM McDONALD--Key Club 2,3; FFA 1,2,3,4, treas. 4; Library-Poster Club 1,2; Band 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Intramural 1,2,3,4; Prom Comm. 3; Milspaugh free throw trophy 2; Stout free throw trophy 4; all-round underclassman athlete 2. BARBARA LYNN McCOWN--F.N.C. 3,4; F.H.A. 3,4, V. Pres. Public Relations 4; Library-Poster Club 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Play Crew 3. MICHAEL EDWARD McMANN--Key Club 4; Library -Poster Club 1; Baseball 3; Intramural 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Musical Cast 4. FREDER1CH ALLEN MEYER--Key Club 2,3,4, Board of Directors 3,4; Publications Staff 3,4, Sports Ed. 4; Library-Poster Club 1,2; Band 1,2; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2,3; Cross Country 2,3,4; Intramural 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 2, Sec.; Prom Comm. 3, Prom Master of Ceremonies 3; Play Crew 3; Musical Cast 4; Speech Contest 3,4, Sectional 4; Debate team 4; Awards 3; Pep Club 2. MICHAEL MOORE--FFA 1,2,3,4, Parliamentarian 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,3; Intramural 1,2,3,4; Musical Band 4. CHARLES H. NEMECZ--Chorus 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Intramural 1,2; Prom Committee 3; Play Crew 3. GARY ORI—Student Council 1,2,3, Treas. 3; Library-Poster Club 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Industrial Arts 4, Sec. 4; Intramural 1,2,3,4; Electronics Club 3; Prom Comm. 3; Play Crew 3, Cast 4; Speech Contest 4. SANDRA ELLEN OTTI--FHA 1,2,3,4, Historian 2, Sec. 4; Library-Poster Club 4; Pep Club 2; Intramural 4; Play Crew 3,4; Prom Court 4. JOSE PEREZ Q:--Taleahuano, Chile, 1,2,3; CHS 4; FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT 4;Student Council 4; Publications 4; Basketball 4; Track 4; Cross Country 4; French Club 4; Musical Cast 4. CAROL LOUISE REINERT--FTC 2,3,4; FNC 3; FHA 1; Publications 3,4; Library-Poster Club 3,4; Band 2,3,4; Chorus 2; Intramural 2,3,4; French Club 2,3; Play Cast 3,4. JUDY ANN SCHAEFER--Jacksonville High 1; Spring -fieldHigh 2; GHS 3,4; FNC 3,4; Chorus 1; Publications 4; Prom Court 4; Intramural 3; Publications Dance Court 4; Cheerleading 4, Treas. 4; Class Officer, Treas 3; Prom Comm. 3. TOM SHEPHERD--New Berlin 1,2; Glenwood 3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, reporter 3; Band 1,2; Prom Comm. 3. SUSAN LYNN SICILIANO--F.H.A. 4; Chorus 1,2; Intramural 3; Cheerleading 2; Class Officer, Treas. 1; Prom Committee 3. RACHEL D. HARDEN--Pawnee 1; GHS 2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Intramural 3; Prom Committee 3. BEVERLY A. SKAGGS--Prom Court, 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Prom Comm. 3; Musical Cast 4. KARON SUE SPICER--National Honor 2,3; FTC 3; FNC 4; FHA 4;Publications 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,4; Intramural 1,2,3; Prom Comm. 3. DONNA S. STRAWN--Chorus 1; Prom Committee 3. LANA JO STRAWN--F.N.C 3, Public Relations; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Library-Poster Club 2; Band 1; Intramural 3,4; Prom Comm. 3. JEFFREY W. TORELL--Cross Country 3,4; Basketball 2; Track 1,3,4; Intramural 3; Prom Comm. 3; Play Cast 3,4. RONALD VERNON TREAT--Student Council 1,2,3,4, Reporter 3, President 4; Key Club 2,3; FTC 2,3; FFA 1,2,3,4, Sec. 2, Pres. 4; Publications Staff 2,3,4, Production Manager 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,4; Intramural 1,2; Play Cast 3; Musical Band 4; Associate Quill and Scroll 3; Speech Contest 3; Outstanding Ag. Student 3. DAVID L. TRUTTER- -Key Club 4; Band 1,2,3; Class Officer, Treas. 4. ARTHUR PEARSON WADE--Proviso West 1,2,3; GHS 4. CAROLYN SUE WHITE--National Honor 2,3,4, Pres. 4;FTC 2,3,Pres. 2; Publications Staff 2,3,4, Spyglass Editor 4; Library-Poster 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4, Librarian 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Pep Club 2; French Club 2,3,4, Sec. 4; Societe Honoraire de Fran ias 4; Class Officer Sec.-Treas. 4; Prom Comm. 3; Speech Contest 4; AsardsEssay 2,3, German I 2; German II 3; French II Constant Award 3. DIANE LYNN WILBORN--Student Council 3; Chorus 2; French Club 2; Prom Committee 3. MARK WILCOXON--National Honor 2,3,4; Key Club 4; Library-Poster Club 4; Baseball 3; Basketball 1,3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Industrial Arts 4, Historian 4; Intramural 2; French Club 2,3,4; Prom Comm. 3; Musical Cast 4; Speech Contest 4. JOHN MICHAEL WOODY--Key Club 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Fencing 4; Prom Comm. 3. 117 INDEX A Abner, Bill 40,54,90,96 Adams, Connie 38,40,55,64,70,74,80 Adams, Donna 28,64,65,74,96 Adams, Eddie 20,62 Aikenhead, Linda 14,70 Alexander, Tim 14,62,92 Altizer, Debbie 20,26,74 Anderson, Nancy 28,64,70,80 Aschauer, Joe 38,40,54,59,66 Aschauer, Martin 20,92,95 Ayers, Nancy 14,64 Ayers, Richard 28 Ayers, Ronald 28,68 Azeris, Ivar 28,78,80 B Bale, Evan 38,40,54,59,74,81,90 Barker, Carol 20,64,70,71,72,73 Barnes, Andy 14,68,72,92 Barnes, Janet 28,60,65 Barnes, Jim 14 Barnes, Lynn 38,40,54,56,58,59,90, 96 Bames, Mary Kay 38,41,55,63,64,65, 68,69,79,83,84,85,86,93 Bames, Steve 20,92 Bates, Sandra 28 Beard, Marsha (Fresh.) 19 Beard, Marsha (Jr.) 28,61,74 Benedict, Sandra 20,64 Bettis, Robert 20,59,66 Blakeman, Steve 38,41,54,56,59,68, 69.79.84.86 Bliefnick, Charles 7,28,67,94,95 Boussad, Frank 28,67 Mrs. Bradshaw 7 Brady, Linda 28,60,65,66,74,79,80, 83,84,86,93,96 Bramlet, Susan 38,41,55,60,66,77, 78.79.82.85.86 Brandon, Karen 28,65,68,70,81,96 Branham, Robert (Soph.) 20,59,67,79, 88,90 Branham, Robert (Jr.) 29,59,67,78, 88,95 Branham, Judy 14 Brewer, Darrell 14,62,66,70 Bristow, Rozella 20,70,71 Brunk, Alexis 20,60,65 Brunk, Karen 37,38,41,54,63,66,70, 71.74.75.79.82.84.86 Brunner, Billy 14,61 Brunner, Bonnie 20,64 Bryant, Chari a 14 Bundy, Mike 20 Burke, Gene 14,62 Bush, Susan 29,33,60,66,74,78,79,82, 84 C Cary, Christine 20 Castleman, Jim 20,68,94,95 Challis, Mr. William 7,56,65 Challis, Susan 37,38,42,54,63,65,70, 71,72,73,79,84 Chase, Mr. Theodore 7,69,72 Charlson, Cathy 14,15,58 CharIson, Pam 20,58,60,70,72,73,84 Charlton, Marie 20,70 Charlton, Robert 14,95 Chastain, Charles 14,67 Chastain, Sherry 14,64 Chorn, Diane 21 Christensen, Linda 29,63,65,96 Christensen, Pamela 38,42,55,64 Cleaves, Mr. Lozelle 7,23,89,94,95 Clouse, Shirley 21,60,68 Clower, Johnna 14,61 Cody, Charles 14,62 Coleman, Jane 29,70,74 Conwill, Ruth 14 Coontz, Cathy 14,64,70,71 Cooper, Karin 42,64,70 Cope, Roger 68,69 Cornelius, David 38,45,55,97 Corrigan, Carl 29,62 Corrigan, Gary 21,62 Corsaut, Ron 21,62 Crawford, Frank 15,61 Crawford, Juanita 15 Creasey, Jim 29 Creed, Miss Patsy 7,93 Cress, Jane 15 Curby, Miss Susan 8,80 Curby, Karl 29,67,95 D Davis, Bob 29,62 DeFrees, David 15,62,68 Derringer, Beverly 21,70,71,72,73,74 Dietel, Greg 29,59,89 Dietel, John 38,42,54 Domanowski, Mr. David 8,92 Donnelly, Anita 37,38,42,54,64,70,71 72,74,79,80 Dozier, Eddie 21,62,68,72 Driver, Margaret 21,60 Duke, Larry 29,59,70,72,78,94,95 Dunham, Eddie 21,67 Dunham, Ruth 38,43,55,64,65,74,84 E Edmonds, Paula 15 Edwards, Charles 21,79 Edwards, Frank 15,68 Edwards, Judith 38,43,54,61,84 England, Don 29 Eschenfeldt, Robert 21,61 Espenschied, Virginia 38,43,54 Esslinger, Bob 15,68,72,89,92,94,95 Evans, John 15 Evoy, Maureen 21,64 F Fairweather, Bill 29,59,78,88,91 Fairweather, Debbie 21,26,93 Fenley, Cleve 37,38,43,54,59,60,66, 68,79,80,86 Fenley, Jack 21,61 Finlay, Susan 37,38,43,55,66,68,72, 73,76,78,80,82,85,86,93 Fischer, Craig 15,58,97 Fischer, Stephen 30,58,59,66,97 Ford, Carolyn 15 Foster, Phyllis 21,70,74 Fox, Wanda 15 Freeman, Donna 30,64,70 Freeman, Ronnie 7,21,67 Fulcher, Robert 15,72 Fuller, Mrs. Therese 8,74 G Gasparin, Pam 21,72,73 Gasparin, Rick 15,95 Gates, Mrs. Charlene 8,70,72 Gathard, Dennis 30,59,68,80,81,97 Gerberding, Bertha 15,64,70 Gerberding, Virginia 30,58,60,63,65 Germann, Margaret 14,70,71,93 Gibson, Harold 37,38,44,55,56,59,62, 65,70,71,72,73,79 Giffin, Diane 30,60,63,65,96 Gilreath, Carol 30,66,68,74,84,96 Gilreath, Geneva 22,64,72,73 Gilreath, Grace 14,64,70 Gipson, Becki 15 Gordon, Henry 30,67 Gorsage, Janice 22,64,74 Gottman, Michael 15,67,92 Grady, Lynne 16 Green, Susan 38,44,54,64 Griffin, Robert 38,44,54,67,84 Griffin, Sandra 30,66,74,84 Grigsby, Konrad 16,67 Gruenwald, Bruce 38,44,55,59,67,95 Guillou, Catherine 30,70,79,80 Guillou, John 38,44,55,96 Gwinn, Leroy 22,62 H Haas, Cathy 22 Hall, Herschel 22,61 68,69 Hamrick, Suzanne 22,74 Harmony, Rita 22,60 Harden, Rachel Sisk 38,51,55,64 Harlan, Jim 38,45,55,59,96 Harrison, Roger 30,59,66,68,69,84,97 Hayes, Cheryl 37,38,45,55,63,65,70,74, 80,84 Henry, Bob 22,59,92,95 Herigodt, Richard 22,92 Herigodt, Robert 38,45,54,56,58,59, 60,67,72,75,96,97 Hermes, Roger 16,67 Herr, Eddie 30,96 Higgins, Gerry 22,64 Hill, Linda 16 Hinsey, Michael 22 Hinsey, Sandra 16,70 Hobson, Paul 16,68,69,95 Hobson, Tom 31,68,69 Hoffman, John 38,45,54,59,72 Hoffman, Kenny 22,67,68 Hohimer, Chester 38,46,54,89,91 Hoskinson, Peggy 31,64,70 Howard, Bob 31,70,72,95 Hovey, Mr. William 4,11,35 Huddleston, Craig 16,67 Huff, Carol 31 Huff, Cleve 16,62 Huff, Deanna 16 Huffstedlter, Dana 16,67 Hughes, Steve 31,68,72,97 Hurst, Cindy 16,64 Hurst, Robert 38,46,55 Hutchison, Mrs. Lucille 6,8 Ice, Gary 31,62 Ice, Jerry 31,62 Inslee, Lloyd 38,46,55,59,66,74,91 J Jacobs, Bruce 16,67 Jacobs, Jim 38,46,54,59,62,96,97 Jacobs, Robert 38,46,55,67 Jardine, Judy 31,65 Jardine, Marilyn 16 Jones, Vincent 16,97 K Kaidell, Joseph 31,61,62 Kauerauf, Mr. Donald 5 Kaydus, Robert 16 Keltner, David 37,38,47,54,56,58,60, 65,70,72,74,84 Kennedy, Elizabeth 16,70,71 Kennedy, Margaret 31,66,74,79 Kent, Craig 22 Ketchum, Katy 17 Kirkton, Carolyn 31,65,66,68,84 Klein, Terry 26 118 Klor, Barbara 17,64 Knecht, Paul 31,95 Koenes, Alan 17 Kopatz, Paul 23,59,69,89,92,94,95 Krueger, Tom 32 L Ladage, Helen 23 Ladage, Sharon 38,47,54,63,65,74,77, 78.79.80.82.85.86 Langley, Gale 17 Langley, George 38,47,62 Larmore, Gerry 23,68,69 Larson, Karen 23,60,68,74 Lash, Wendy 17 Laswell, Susan 23,60,65,72,73 Lawhorn, Christa 23,65 Lawhom, Jeff 38,47,54,56,65,66,79,88, 94,96 Leach, Richard 62 Leahy, Tom 23,26,68,69,95 Lee, Linda 32,61,70,96 Leinberger, Mary 37,38,47,55,56,65, 70.71.74.79.80.84.86 Leinberger, Ruth 17,64,70 Lewis, John 23 Littrell, Robert 23,68 Loft us, Mary 23,74 Loftus, Michael 32,92 Longo, Lorraine 32,60,65 M MacDougall, Doug 72,95 Maher, Donna 23,65 Maisenbacher, Jim 29,32,59,67,78,89 Malin, John 32,97 Manning, Becky 23,26,58,65,68,72,73, 79,93 Martin, Christina 17,72 Martin, Gene 23,68,69,72 Martin, Marilyn 32,64,68,70,71,73,80 May, Margery 23 May, Midi 38,48,55,56,77,78 Mayoral, Mr. Pete 9,58 McCall, Rick 38,48,55,89,91,94,95 McCall, Vickie 23,64,70 McCord, Linda 24,68,72,73,93 McCulley, Betty 24,64,70,71 McCulley, Ed 38,48,55 McDonald, Chuck 38,48,55,62,89,91, 95 McGown, Barbara 38,49,54,63,64,74 McGown, Jean 24 McLean, Mary Ann 38,49,55 Me Loud, Miss Nancy 9,84 McMann, Mike 38,49,55,59,72,96 Medd, Robert 32,59,67,91 Meisenheimer, David 17,67 Meyer, Fred 38,48,55,59,72,79,82,86, 96 Milner, Margaret 32,61,65,74,80 Mirts, Linda 17,70 Mitts, Louella 32,64 Mitts, Mary 17,64 Monroe, Sandra 32,60,63,65,66,82,84, 93 Moore, Mike 38,49,55,62,68,69,96 Morgan, Leslie 33,61,67 Mottar, Margaret 17,64,70 Murphy, Larry 17 Murrill, Pete 33,78,88,94 Myers, Mary 24,64 N Neighbors, Pamela 24,64 Nemecz, Charles 38,49,54,70 Netzley, Jim 33 Nimmo, Bruce 9,30,33,58,60,68,84, 86 Nimmo, Niki 17,68,72 Noll, Becky 15,58,64,70 Noll, Ted 24,95 Nutt, Kathleen 33,60,65,66,68,81 O Oakey, Pam 17 O'Keefe, John 62 O'Keefe, Roger 17,62 Ori, Gary 38,50,54,59,67,80,86,95 O'Shea, Michael 17,67 Otti, Sandra 38,50,55,56,61,64,77,78, 81 P Perez, Jose 38,50,55,56,58,72,75,84 92 Pieper, Tom 24,70,72,74 Pierce, Kay 18,64,70 Poppenga, John 18,67 Post, Warren 15,58,68,72,97 Pusch, Linda 24,64 Pyle, Bobbie 24,64,70 R Reinert, Carol 38,50,54,65,68,74,80, 81,82,86 Reinert, Susan 33,74 Rentsch, Edith Ann 33,63,65,68,96 Reynolds, Mr. 7,9,67 Rhodes, Bryan 24,94 Rice, Linda 18,64 Richards, Judy 24,61 Richardson, Ron 18 Roberts, Lynn 33,64,65,70,74,79,96 Roesch, Mr. Jim 9,90 Roth, Rita 14 Rothenberger, Gayle 24,60,72,73,74, 79,84 Royer, Becky 19,72,73 S Salefski, Gary 18,92 Salefski, Karen 24,64,70 Schaefer, Judy 38,50,55,63,77,78,85, 93 Schmidt, Tom 24,62,97 Schroll, Dolores 24,64 Seed, Judy 18 Sharp, Melanony 33 Shepherd, Bill 25,62 Shepherd, Thomas 38,51,54,62 Siciliano, Lynn 38,51,54 Simmons, Wilma 18,70 Skaggs, Beverly 38,51,54,72,77,78 Sommers, Marilyn 25 Southwick, George 30,33,58,59,79,81 Speer, Rick 25,68,69 Spengler, Kenneth 33,62,78 Spengler, Ruth Ann 25,65 Spicer, Karen 38,51,55,63,64,70,84 Spicer, Lynne 18 Spilly, Jane 18,64,70 Springer, Patrick 18,62 Squires, Tom 25,59,67 Staley, Michael 18,79,92 Standard, Larry 25,62 Standard, Lynda 18,64 Steffen, David 34,66,79 Steffen, Ronald 25,68 Stone, Robert 18 Stout, Mellissa 25,58,60,68,74,79,84 119 Stout, Richard 34,66,91 Strawn, David 25,62,92 Strawn, Lana 38,52,54,64 Strawn. Donna 38,52,55 Stringfellow, Bertie 34,61,67 Stringfellow, Darlene 18,64 Sudbrink, Mrs. 9 Sullivan, Debbie 18,64,70 Summers, Ralph 34,60,66,81,90 Svanoe, Beth 18,70 Svanoe, Julie 33,70,80,96 Swigert, Linda 34,64 Szabo, Sandra 25,64 T Thompson, Jerry 19,89,92 Thompson, Larry 19,89 Thompson, Roy 25,89 Thornton, Sue 25,60,68,72,74 Tigner, Miss Barbara 10 Tillotson, Mr. Hose a 9,10 Tode, Janyce 25,70,72,73,74 Toler, Gary 34,62 Torell, Jeff 38,52,55,56,79,80,95 Treat, Ronald 9,37,38,52,55,56,58,62, 68,69,70,82 Trutter, David 38,52,54,56,59 Turner, Ronald 25 U Urbanski, Linda 25,64,70 V Vlahon, Cathy 25,61,70 Vlahon, Cheryl 19,61,64 Vlahon, John 34 W Waddell, Susan 34,84 Wade, Arthur 38,53,55,56 Wade, Richard 26,95 Warrington, Gloria 19,64,70,71,72,73 Watson, Penny 19 Wells, Robert 34,59,67,88 Whitaker, Diane 29,34,60,63,72,80,96 White, Bonnie 26,64 White, Carolyn 38,53,54,60,66,74,79, 80,82,86 White, Jack 26,58,59,62,79 Whitlock, Michael 26 Wiessing, Robert 26 Wilbom, Diane 38,53,55 Wilcoxon, Louise 19,64,70 Wilcoxon, Mark 38,53,54,59,60,66, 67,72,74,79,90,96 Wiles, Mr. Thomas 10,62 Williams, Claudia 34,63,65,96 Wilson, Mr. Glenn 10,97 Wilson, Greg 19,67,74,92,95 Wilson, Pamela 26,64,70,71 Wilson, Robert 34,67,89 Woods, Robert 26,62 Woodward, Mrs. Glenellen 10 Woody, Debbie 26,60,70,72,73 Woody, John 38,53,54,59,68,69,97 Workman, Barbara 29,34,61,65,79 Workman, Bruce 26,59,67 Workman, Halbert 19,62,70 Y Yocum, Dennis 19,74 Young, Gayle 26,64 Z Zucksworth, Candy 19,70