Goode Barren Township High School - Tatler Yearbook (Sesser, IL)

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G08 CQUFOP 9Cy lmej As we gallop down the old streets of Sesser we can see the old gang of classmates from 1959. It is now 1969 and there will soon be a reunion of the class of '59. The first person we meet is Leon Baker who is a very successful accountant. Norma Boswell is hap- pily married and a mother with several little Scotties. Farrell Bradley is playing professional basket- ball for the University of illinois. Gerald Clampet has become the president of the First National Bank of Sesser. Mary Ann Crain is owner and proprietor of the one and only Egyptian Ranch. Margaret Deth- row is the leading artist for the 'Sesser Review. Cecil Eubanks is a concrete finisher for the Sesser Con- crete Factory. Jim Eubanks owns a share of the Franklin County Livestock Sale. Sharon Eubanks is trav- eling around the world with her husband, who is in the Air Force. Larry Featherston is the owner of Crab Orchard Lake and owns all speed boats on the lake. Charlotte Fred lives in one room back of the Texaco Station in Christopher where her husband works. They are happily married and have eleven boys. Dick Gump, the chief engineer, is now building a bridge across Rend Lake. Cletis Hammonds is a diesel me- chanic for Robinson's Station. As a semi-truck pulls into the station we can see Melvin Hammonds be- hind the wheel. He is driving for the Egyptian Truck Line. John Harvey has inherited his father's farm and is living there. Joyce Hoorebeke is approaching the 4-way stop in a Cadillac. She tells us she is secretary for the Brayfield Funeral Home in Chicago. As we walk past Jones' Barber Shop and look in the window we see Herbert Hutson has taken over the barber shop. Then we happen to meet Joyce Hutson who tells us she is in New York working as a commercial artist for the Empire Company. We find Mar- tha lnabnit in the drug store resting. She has two small boys who look exactly like her husband, Glen. Elizabeth Kohut is working in the Benton Garment Factory. Gene Kohute is the president of the Allied Corporations in Chicago. Barbara Krolikowski is married and has two children. She is also private sec- retary for the president at the Paramount Corporations. Loretta Lamberti is the latest sensation since Elvis Presley. She is the rock'nroll singer that is known to people all over the world. Ferrell Lackey is now a Chief Petty Officer in the Navy, and is doing a very good job guarding our country. Gay Lance tells us that she is flying transcontinental for T. W. A. She lives in New York when she has a week-end pass. As we stroll along we meet one of the happy mothers of the old class '59 with her six youngsters. This could be none other than Audrey Lewis. David Mabus now lives on a farm on the 'outskirts of Ses- ser. Ron Maddox is playing professional basketball for the St. Louis Hawks. David McNeil is an account- ant for the Sesser Bank. Don Robbins is driving the fastest car in the Indianapolis Speedway. Joyce Montgomery is teaching Home Economics in Sesser High School. Charles Roberts has just taken over Teachers place in the bookkeeping department. Lana Rone and Norma Scott are both married and they are joint owners of the Hope Theatre. Leroy Sample is a mechanic and owns the biggest garage in Elgin. Kay Sharo is teaching Home Economics in Rome, Italy. Her husband teaches Agriculture. Barbara Sneed is a very successful beautician in Hollywood, California. Donna Spencer lives in Chicago with her husband and two small children. Richard Taylor is the owner of a profitable plumbing business in San Diego, California. He is the father of three children. Judy Thompson and her husband are doing missionary work in Africa. Gary Tittle is doing construction work in the Chicago area. Jerry Wilson now owns the pool room in Sesser. Bob Woll is a mechanic for the Davis Chevrolet Garage. Gayla Rob- erts is teaching kindergarten in Maywood, Illinois. John Cockrum is in the Foreign Relation Department in India. Larry Jones is chef of the Blue Swan Club in Elgin.

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enzbr GQJS 1' f I, Leon Baker, will my position as drum major to Bill White. I, Farrell Bradley, will my summer job as ice man to Floyd Cockrum. I, Gerald Clampet, will my ability to get along with Teacher to Paul Roberts and Allen McGovern. I, Margaret Dethrow, will my quick temper to Perry Clevenger. I, Cecil Eubanks. will my curly hair to Ronald Gobtop. I, Jim Eubanks, will my love for skating to James Spiller. We, Sharon Eubanks and Lana Rone, will our ability to wait for our men to come home to Sibyl Roden- bush and Billie Jean Boles. l, Larry Featherston, will my red hair to Sandra Henley. I, Charlotte Fred, will my peroxide blonde hair to Sharon Atchison. l, Dick Gump, will my ability to play football to Roy Pierce and Adam Fornear. We, Cletis Hammond, Leroy Sample, and Bob Woll, will our ability to get along with the teachers to Margaret Bauman, Donna Sammons, and Barbara Boyd. I, Melvin Hammond, will my ability to go steady to Neoma Daniels. I, John Harvey, will my height to Johnnie January. I, Herbert Hutson, will my good behavior in class to Walter Douglas and William Hamilton. I, Joyce Hutson, will my freckles to Burl Cockrum. I, Martha Inabnit, will my love for the country boys to Donna Beckham. We, Larry Jones, Gary Tlttle, and David McNeil, will our used typing paper to Janice Muir, Jeannie Boswell, and Carolyn Gibson. I, Elizabeth Kohut, will my curly hair to Brenda Cliambliss. 1, Gene Kohute, will my hair-do to Jimmy Davis. I, Ferrell Lackey, will my small feet to George Kinkade and Harl Harmon. I, Loretta Lamberti, will my laughing personality to Paula Kirk, Sue Dent, and Joan Quillman. I, Gay Lance, will my love for drums to Terry Cockrum. I, Audrey Lewis, will my love for school to Donald Taylor. I, David Mabus, will my love for the farm to Janice Harvey. I, Ron Maddox, will my ability to play basketball to Virginia Kirkpatrick. l, Joyce Montgomery, will my gum to Walter Klein and Shirley Prior. I, Mary Muir, will my big brown eyes to Olen Eubanks. I, Donald Robbins, will my hotrod, after it is wrecked, to Tommy Mygatt. l, Charles Roberts, will my ability to be late for classes to Barry Webb and Fred Taylor. I, Gayla Roberts, will my long engagement to Marilyn Pierce and Brenda Thompson. I, Barbara Sneed, will my natural blonde hair to Loretta Lovelady. I, Donna Spencer, will my scholastic average to Jackie Zamenski and LaDonna Galloway. I, Richard Taylor, will my cute smile to Patsy Vander. I, Judy Thompson, will my long hair to Dee Ann Martin, Frances Taylor, and Jo Brown. 1, Jerry Wilson, will my quietness to Sharon Robinson and Brenda Eubanks. We, Sharon Sharo, Barbara Krolikowski, and Mary Ann Crain, will our Cheerleading abilities to Charles Carnago, Gary Allen, and Raymond Robinson. We, Norma Boswell, Joyce Hoorebeke, and Norma Scott, will our carefree school days to Suella Mc- Clellan, Brenda Roberts, and Marilyn Robinson.