Harrisburg Township High School - Keystone Yearbook (Harrisburg, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1959 volume:

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Ou pages 59-87 2ll'0 found tliu iuzmy O1'g1ll'llZiltl0llS Zlllll tlwir uctivitios. Various sports of H.T.H.S. urc shown ou pages 89-103. l u Maynard, a Bulldog Letterman. sinks mme. 141 Loyalty runs high among students at H.T.H.S. Every game is filled with the cheers of the Cheer- leaders and the loyal fans. VVQ yell, even though we may he losing, to spark the team for fiual haskets that might wiu us the game. The good sportsmanship of the team makes us proud to he on their side to cheer them on to victory. Our World... it goes The crowd supports our Bulldogs. Tllc c'lu'c1'lcuclc1's llusll tlwir purplv anal wlmitv colors. Kc-y Clulv Imnors Don Picklorrl as nur must vuluulmlc fkmtlmll player l 5 l Our Christmas Dance sponsored by the band is a highlight of the holiday season. I6 What could be more fun than getting a date and coming to one of the many exciting events at H.T.H.S.? The Junior-Senior Prom is one of the most beautiful and outstanding dances of the year. The selling of magazines and various other activities by the junior Class finance this event. During the year, innumerable other dances are held. These dances, sponsored by various school organizations, are always well attended by the students. Another highlight of the year is getting dressed up and meet- ing our friends at the junior and senior plays. hard work and The-sc COIIDICS look forward to an l'Yl'llilIQ.I of fun ut tlu- junior play llurd working 'uuiors Illilkl' the mmm il lm fs- mlccvss. . 1 I . I 7 1 Hi Tri helps to prepare good citizens for the future. Students work hard after school to produce a junior and senior play each year. Devotion The activities of our clubs show that We are inter- ested in our community-both now and in the future. Our activities range from selling peanuts for Kidis Day to running the city government in National Youth VVeek. Learning how to be good citizens is taught by our school organizations, but We donit stop there. By Working with the civic groups, We are not only practicing what we are taught, but we are pre- paring ourselves for the future. The Student Council runs the c-ity,s govcrmucnt for ll clay The Key Club sold peanuts to help sponsor il Play Day. l 9 l Our World VVhat subjects interest the students? XVl111tCVGl' they may he, they are prohahly taught at H.T.H.S. We are offered vocational as well as college prepara- tory subjects. VVe learn how to sew a fine seam or how to take a car apart and put it hack together again-or at least try to. In order to provide a modern and functional cur- riculum, H.T.H.S. takes advantage of new ideas such as our experimental history class which emphasizes films instead of the regular textbooks. The variety of classes makes it comparatively easy for each student to study in his own Held of interest. .il- N The girls spend one hour in the classroom and two hours working at their jobs. A..s--wvha Sewing is part of a Homemakerls life. Every hoy needs to know the 'gliowu of keeping a ear running. l10l .L4wQwg Larry Taylor and Jim VVhitlock rece-ive further instruction on modem agricultural practices. Ill VVhcu is il body in 1-quilibrium? Wil Friends relax for a coke at Midway. Friends of our high school days will never he for- gotten. At the close of each day, we rush to Midway to talk over the ch1y's lessons. tests, and current gossip and to get that coke we have heen wanting all day. Crowding into the old cur or staying uwuke until the wee hours of the morning is all part of our small world at H.T.H.S. U21 Isn't life wonderfull friends ? R 9 Time out for ll good movie. Tin- l 1'c-slllllcxm hzlvc their fun too. I 13 1 43 UR if N,,,..?5' 2, SFQQMM wi N, , ww M ER A-. fx ' W+..-A ww: qw s M ,fini--My --V- W, ' A X A M ....-. , ,L X Kmhiintsww A av M. W by our faculty NVe think this trio has possibilities. It,s fun to operate the new business machines. Teachers, as well as students, have extra curricular activities. Outside the classroom, teachers sponsor many activitiesg for example, for those who enjoy Writing, a creative writing class was formed to let the student express his ideas in his own way. The Purple Clarion and Keystone are also available for those interested i11 journalism. l15l The gangs all here for a night of cokcs, potato chips, ancl gahlming. Aftcr school hours, wc always Hnd some place to congrcgatc. NVatching tclcvision can hc fun when rcfrcsliments arc served, anal we can spend some timc clrooling ovcr latest flames. Taking a clip in the olcl swimming holc is a great part of the summcrls fun. This is proven hy the golclcn suntans of thc H.T.H.S. students whcu the summcr fun is over, and it's hack to school timc. XVhcu we gct tirccl of mccting at somconcls house or going swimming, wc can always go to the clrivc-in. During the summer months, thc drive-in is a favorite spot around town. l16 2 x in li HOW many were in that car-two George Pawclonis and joic Cook cut il mean rug ut Tm-on Town. und excitement... it's ull ours! . . or iix'm'i'? connnnnity ht-lp to niukt- our youth COIltl'l' nn enjoy- zihlc phtcv to nwvt our frivnds for an l'Yt'Ilillj.fNS inn. Toon Town is dt-signed for thc stndcnts oi' high school age, und is nndvr udnit snpvrvision. The stu- dents of H.T.Il.S. find it that pvlivct plum- to invvt tht-ir friends. U71 XVhcrc can way go to have fun on Monday and Fri- day nights? Tha' zmswcr is Tccn Town, of conrsv. Tht- Combincd efforts of tht- stndc-nts und adults of our 4 Q Q , :Jil qw, ffvaquafaf Xri72 Q ii: if V 1' ' K 10 W,,.,,, ,M y A H i fm ' 6, ,sg 36 i f f K Nun.. 19 Our meld and its eoible There are many people that comprise our world at H.T.H.S.g and all of them are important and contribute much to its functioning and to its run- ning along smoothly. The administration, the faculty, and certainly the students all contribute in their own way. The administration is always doing everything in their power to better the school and to help the students in any way they can. The faculty is always on hand to aid a person with anything from homework to home problems. 1 Principal, Mr. Henson. ADMINISTRATION All student activities must be scheduled on the school calendar. I 20 Mr. Henson, The student body of H.T.H.S. would like to take this space to express our gratitude for your numerous services to our school. Your interest in school activities such as basketball, football, dances, and clubs helps a great deal in making them successful. Your continued interest in each student as an individual encourages us to look toward the future and to prepare for it properly. H.T.H.S. Student Body Assistant Principal, Mr, Bee-rs. OFFICE STAFF NVQ ut II.'I'.H.S. urc vc-ry fortunate to have un efficient officc stuff. Without this stuff thvrv would bc no grade cards, no books, no annionnconic-nts. no supplies, and no unswcrs to thc' nnmcrous qnvs- tions uskcd. Comprising our office: tt-ann arc: Xlr. Beers, assistant principulg Hrs. N1cCorlnick, svcrv- tury to Mr. Henson, and Mrs. Fowlcr, assistant sec1'etzn'y. -X Secretary, Marie McCormick. F 21 Hmm ,QQLQL ' SOCI'l'fill'y, Mable Fowlvr 1 BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Paul Endicott, Mr. Harvey DcVar, Mr. Alfred johnson, Dr. Warren Tuttle, Dr. Bill Blackard, Mr. Bcrt Caskins, Mr. Ed Brantley. The members of the Board of Education de- serve a great deal of credit for helping H.T.H.S. maintain its standards as one of the best schools in the state. The Board members are interested in the present and future Welfare of our school. The seven members of the Board of Education l22 year after year take time off from their business enterprises to look after the interests of this school and to see that it runs smoothly. The students of H.T.H.S. wish to take this space to thank the Board of Education for the many services they have rendered us. Q ENGLISH Ilaun' Armistvucl, Hike XYUOIL-Ott 1lI1d'l1i'I'l'f' Irvin study thc- history of tha- tlu-alta-1' as par 4 f Engzlislu l,ilvm W XX Ili-191113111111 ' :X.l3.. li.lC., XI..-X. Ilulurvs Lic-114-sc-ll B. lid. Sllllllfil Nlillillli' B.lCcl. l5c'rl1ic'c- l,klftl'l'SUII af-vmwam if Hill l,l'iL'C Xl111'gu1'vlSl1l1pc I-231 FINE ARTS Painting is one of the many fields in Whldl our xrt dep lftlllillt ofhra tr umng XVillium Bc-ll A.B., KLA. IXl2l1'Shllu Cothrzm ILS. -lolm SL'l1o1'k BJX. 24 FOREIGN LANGUAGE Gt '7 Those students demonstrating the Roman dress are learning about ancient customs and history as well as language.-. ..f rt f .fi,1,f ,I ,V-H - fx 6 u. pw .,,1, los Bz1rl1al'a XIRIITIIIUSS I 25 1 HOME ECONOMICS lic-4-ping tlw lmousv clean is ll must in a ho1uc1uz1kcr's life. Louise Cothran B.S. Rosalie Snider B.S. I 26 Doxft those cookius look good? ATHLETICS Volleyball and wrestling are two of the more interesting sports in the physical education department. E271 Bvtty Czulclns BS. Lzlwrcncc Ckllllflxtll B.Ed. Eugene Blunll BS., A.lNl. MATH AND SCIENCE DEPARTMENTS , an -as ,, , . Zz w- 99 K 5 f 3 'K mangas 'X 5 K 'H Mr. Bccrs is showing charts to his gcncrul science C Mary Bc-ggs 1':X'1'l'ySflIilCTlEZlE TITTTS has the' opportunity B'Ed' in sm-cum: EEIOTOIIQTI training in lxmtlu-xllutics. -Tolm Ilotsou Alum- Nlulzm B.S. AB. lilimlu-IT1 Lmmglmmms lfuycf Xluilbtt BS., KLA. AB., KLA. T281 SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT ao 151' U W -u ak SJ T This is am vxpvriuiviitul history class which is using films rutlu-r than tc-xtlmnks. X K T291 ll. B. Baumann B.l:kl., MA. Cllvstvl' Cucidus Bb, Alvinu Silvstalk ILA.. NI.A. Y INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND BUSINESS Nlr. PurkI1u1'st tcuclmcs the boys to do it yoursvlff' NICCIIHIIICIII drawing requires patience and 21L'C'lll'ilCy Edwin I. Thompson HA., B.s., M.A. J. Cordon Parkhurst M .S . I E301 A timvd writing is In-ing tulwn by this typing class A.l3. vvillllil lllIllU'l' Pc-1 rl Purkln 7 v X . 4 I811 M L ff 'f M I 'IU Senior class officers Elvis Anderson Prom Committee 3, Camera Club 1. lane Ellen Armistead Hi-Tri 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Home Room. Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Float Committee 1, 3, 4. Linda Barger HI-Trl 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, I.0.0.A. 4. Ben Barnhill Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Float Committee 3, 4. Harold Beal Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Donald Beggs Junior National Honor Society 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Director 2, Vice President 3, President 4, Chemistry Club 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4. i321 SENIOR CLASS Sophisticated Seniors at last! After three years of hard work, We finally were the big wheels of the student body at Harrisburg High. We will never be able to show our appreciation, as much as we would like to, for the Wonderful activities spon- sored by different elubs and classes and, most im- portant, our appreciation for our education re- ceived here in H.T.H.S. OFFICERS: Joni Upchurch, Secretary, Mike VVoolcott, Treasurer, Donnie Boggs, President, Linda Skaggs, Vice President. SENIORS Denzil Bennett Proloction Club 3, 4, Donna Jean Bennett F,H.A. 2, 3, 4, Hi Tri 2, 3, 4, Float Committee 4. Darrell Biggs Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Track 1, 2, Prom Committee 3, Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. Rita Blackman F,H.A, 1, 2, 3, Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, l.0.0.A. 4, Orchestra 1, 2, Chorus 4, V.F,W. Essay Award 3. Edward Bowles HifY 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Home Room Officer 2, 3, 4, Football and Basketball Man- ageg 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Float Committee 1, Dolores Ann Boyke F.H.A. 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, l,0.0.A. 4, Office Trainee 4. Bob Brackney Marching Banu 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, Projection Club 3, lournalism Club 2, 3. Garles Brantley Paul Brantley Earlene Bristow Hi-Tri 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A,A. 1, Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4, Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, Prom Committee 3, Home Room Officer 1, Bill Brown A. 1. Bryant Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Track 1, 2, 3, Home Room Officer 2, Prom Committee 3. Mary Lou Collins Hi Tri 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H,A. 2, 3, 4, Home Room Officer 3. Ruth Ann Cozart Pep Club 1, 2, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Hi-Tri 1, 2, 3, 4. Ruth Crawford F.H.A, 3, 4, Home Room Officer 4, Keystone Sales- man 3. 33 34 SENIORS Marilyn Sue Day Marching Band 1, 2, Home Room Officer 1, 2, 3, Hia Tri 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Public Relations 2, Vice President 3, Prom Committee 3, Pep Club 1, 2, Clarion Typist 4, Keystone Salesman 3, Clarion Ad Salesman 4, Basketball Sweetheart Attendant 3. Donna Douglas F.H.A. 2, 3, 4. Joann Douglas Darrell Duke Eva Duke G.A.A. 3, Hi-Tri 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, Junior Play 3, Letter Girl 3, Home Room Officer 1, 2, 3. Marion Dunn Hi-Tri 1,2,3,4, F.H.A. 1, 4, l.0.0,A 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, Trainee 4. Grace Ann Dutton Hi-Tri 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2. James Elms F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Home Room Officer 4. Sharon Evans F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Pep Club 1, Hi-Tri 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Cimmittee 3. James Ewell Jeanie Farmer G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, F,H.A. 1, 4, Hi-Tri 1, Float Committee 3, 4. Janet Foster Homecoming Queen 4, Substitute Cheerleader 4: Home Room Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 2, 3, Float Committee 1, 2, 3. June Ellen Fowler F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Hi-Tri 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, G.A.A. 1. Phyllis Fulkerson Transfer from Collinsville 4, Band 4, Chemistry Club 4. Charles Fuller SENIORS Lowell Furlong Home Room Officer 2, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Ohicer 3, Football 1, 2, 4, Track 1. Joseph Gaul HieY 1, 2, 3, 4, Executive Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Parlia- mentarian 2, 3, Library Club 2, 3, President 3, Camera Club 1, Junior Play 3, Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Keystone Book Salesman 3, Prom Committee 3, Clarion Reporter 2, Home Room Officer 2, 3. Sherry Geltosky Cheerleader 1, Junior Play 3, Thespians 3, 4, Secre- tary 4, Hi-Tri 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Room Officer 1, 2, 3, Clarion Staff 3, 4, Journalism Club 3, 4, Keystone Ad Salesmagi 3, Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Com- mi ee . Charles Gidcumb Projection Club 1, 2, 3. Elizabeth Ann Gidcumb Hi-Tri 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, Prom Committee 3, Home Room Officer 4. Judith Ann Goebel I.0.0,A. 4, Secretary 4, Hi-Tri 1, 2, 3, 4, Council 3, 4, F.H.A. 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Thespian Play 3, Latin Club 4, Thespians 4, Prom Committee 3' Home Fgoom gfficer 2, 3, 4, Third Place in W.C.T.U. Alcohol ssay . Linda Gower Donald Guard Library Club 2. Jim Hale John Hale Janet K. Hall Hielri 1, 2, 3, 4, Council 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Senior National Honor Society 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2, 3, Section Vice President 3, Presi- dent 4, State 3, 4, National 1, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Drum Majorette 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Keystone Junior co-editor 3, Senior co' editor 4, Home Room Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Offi- cer 1, 2, Student Council 3, 4, Illinois Student Council Convention 3, Clarion Staff 2, 3. Wilma Jayne Hamby Hi-Tri 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 4, l.0.0.A. 4, Trainee, Tison-Hall Concrete Inc. 4, Home Room Ofticer 4, Junior Play 3, Prom Committee 3. Pat Harlow F,H.A. 1, 3, 4, G.A.A. 3, Hi-Tri 4, Chorus 4. Larry Henshaw Donna Hetterscheidt F.H.A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Tri 1, 2, 3, 4, Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, Clarion Typist 4. 35 1361 SENIORS Charlotte Hicks F.H.A. 1, 29 Library Club9 Hi-Tri 4. Marilyn Hicks F.H.A. 3, 49 Hi-Tri 3, 49 Pep Club 2. Shirlie Ann Hodge F.H.A. 1, 2, 49 G,A.A. 49 Chorus 4. Jean Paul Hollerson Hi-Y 2, 3, 49 Keystone Ad Salesman 3. Terry lrvin Hi-Y 1, 2, 39 President Journalism Club 39 Home Room Officer 1, 29 Chemistry Club 3, 49 Projection Club 49 Prom Committee 3. Dana Darlene Jarrell F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 39 Hi-Tri 1, 2, 3, 49 Home- coming Attendant 49 G.A,A. 1, 2, 3, 49 Pep Club 1, 29 Prom Committee 39 Home Room Officer 3, 4. Lyndell Johnson Projection Club 1, 2, 3, 49 Track 19 Thespians 3, 49 Prom Committee 39 Senior Play 49 Junior Play 3. Phillip Kane Chorus 1, 2, 3, 49 Football 29 Basketball 2, 39 Vocal Sol? fitate and District Contestb 2, 3, 49 Vocalaires Gary Karnes Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, President 49 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, President 49 Senior National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice President 49 Junior National Honor Society 29 Latin Club 3, 49 Chemistry Club 3, 4, Secretary 49 Key Club 49 Clarion 1, 49 Class Officer 3. Lelia Lamb Home Room Officer 1, 49 Hi-Tri 1, 2, 3, 49 Council 49 F. H. A, 3, 49 Pep Club 19 Library Assistant 39 l.0.0.A. 4, Vice President 49 Prom Committee 3. Wendell Lambert Judy Lane Hi-Tri 1, 2, 3, 4, Council 3, Treasurer 49 Keystone Junior co-editor, Senior co-editor9 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 2, 3, 4, F,H.A. 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 49 Chemistry Club 49 Journalism Club 39 Senior National Honor Society 4. Jerry Langlord Latin Club 49 Hi-Y 3, 49 Prom Committee 39 Float Committee 3. Jerry Lauderdale Gary Leverett Football 1, 2, 3, 49 Basketball 19 Track 19 Prom Committee 3. SENIORS Sharon Ann Lindsay Hi-Tri 1, 2, 3, 4, Chemistry Club 4, Prom Com' mittee 3, Float Committee 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Clarion, Reporter 2, 3, 4, Keystone Typist 4, Literary Writer 3, Book Salesman 3, Pep Club 1, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Team Captain 3, President 4, Home Room Officer 2, 3. Mary Loucks Transfer from Carrier Mills, Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4, F.H,A. 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Room Officer 4, Prom Committee 3, Clarion Ad Salesman 3, Keystone Book Salesman 3, Clarion Reporter 3. Jerry Lucas Alice McClusky F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Tri 4, Pep Club 1, 2. Tommy McCullough Phillip McDowell Dewayne Martin Basketball 1, 2, Football 1, 2, Track 1, 2, Home Room Officer 1, 2, 3, Thespians 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. Ron Maynard Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1,.2, 3, 4, Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Com- gitittfeell 3, Home Room Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, Clarion a . Donald Milligan Hi-Y 1, 2, Projection Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Float Committee 1. Kay Mitchell Home Room Officer 1, 2, 3, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, lunior National Honor Society 2, Senior National Honor Society 3, 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Clarion Re- porter 1, 2, Latin Club 3, 4, Chemistry Club 3, 4. Frances Molinarolo grclhelstra 1, 2, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, Letter ir . David Moore Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Basketball Manager 1, 2, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Float Committee 3. Pat Moore Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary 3, 4, District Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, State Music Contest 1, Hi-Tri 1, 2, 3, 4, Council 1, Latin Club 3, 4, Officer 4, Chemistry Club 3, 4, Vice Presi- gefnt 3,1 President 4, Keystone Typist 4, Class icer . Elizabeth Morris Chemistry Club 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Hi-Tri 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Float Committee 1. Charles W. Moyer F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer. 37 38 SENIORS Marjorie Norris Transfer from Crab Orchard 4, F.H.A. 4, Hi'Tri 4. Linda Lou 0'NeaI F.H.A. 1, l.0.0.A. 4, Treasurer. Ronald Owen Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Keystone Literary Staff 3, Marching Band 3, 4, Concert Band 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Clarion Staff 2, 3. Norma Owens Pep Club 1, 2, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, HifTri 1, 2, 3, 4. Barbara Parish Hi-Tri 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, Prom Committee 3. Dorothy Louise Partain Hi-Tri 1, 2, 3, 4, Council 1, 2, 4, Polio Queen 3, F.H.A. 3, 4, Pep Club 1, Home Room Officer 4, Prom Committee 3, Float Committee 3, Keystone Book Salesman 3, l.0.0.A. President 4. Bob Pavelonis Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, Home Room Ofhcer 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 4, Chemistry Club 4. Ronnie Glen Pickering Don Pickford Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 4, Chemistry Club 3, 4, Float Com- mittee 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2. Doris Pierson Home Room Officer 2, Float Committee 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, F.H.A. 4, Hi-Tri 4. Myrna Potts Cecelia Poyner F.H.A. 1, 3, Chorus 1, 2, Hi-Tri 4, G.A,A. 4. John Rann F.F.A. 1, 2. Regenia Rice F.H.A. 1. 3, Hi-Tri 1. 2, 3, 4, Council 4, Chorus 1, l.0.0.A. 4, Office Trainee 4, Pep Club 1. Sheila Rae Roberson F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, G.A.A. 1, l.0.0.A. 4, Trainee 4. SENIORS Alice Roberts Concert Band 1, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 3, 4, Home Room Officer 1, 2, 3, Junior National Honor Society 2, Vice President 2, Senior National Honor Society 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Chemistry Club 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, Hi-Tri 1, 2, 3, 4. Sue R0h8I'tS r.H.A. 3, 4. Carolyn Sue Schroll Donna Shewmaker Linda Simmons Float Committee 2. Mary Jean Sisk Comera Club 1, 2, Officer 2, Clarion Staff 1, 2, 3, Hi-lri 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 4, Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Class Play Manager 3, 4, Thespians 4. Mary Sisky Home Room Officer 1, l.0.0.A, 4. Linda Bride Skaggs Student Council 1, 2, 3, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, Al- cohol Essay 2, Hi-Tri 1, 2, 3, 4, Council 1, 2, Seca retary 4, Homecoming Queen Attendant 1, 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Music Review 3. Larry Smith Football 1, Latin Club 4, HiAY 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Clarion Reporter 1, 2, 3, 4, Keystone Literary Writer, Chemistry Club 3, 4, Secretary 4. Francis Starnes Roberta Steinborn Junior Play 3, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Tri 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 4, Journalism Club 3, Keystone Book Salesman 3, Clarion Ad Salesman 3, Home Room Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, lloat Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Monitor 4. Jim Stricklin Jim Tanner Thespians 3, 4, Officer 4, Junior Play 3, Prom Com- mittee 3, Float Committee 1. Larry Taylor F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, President 3, Soil Conservation Essay Winner 3. Carole Trammel HieTri 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Latin Club 4, Clarion Ad Salesman 3, 4, Home Room Oficer 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H,A. 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Monitor 4. 39 E401 SENIORS Dolly loan Upchurch Transfer from Galatia 2, Keystone Book Salesman 3, Class Officer 4, Home Room Officer 3, 4, F.H.A. 4, Hi5Tri 2, 3, 4, Float Committee 2, 3, 4, Clarion Staff . Delores Vick F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Hi-Tri 1. leri Walker F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A, 4, Officer 4, Chorus 4. lack Walters Chemistry Club 3, 4. Dale Wasson Basketball 1, 2, 4, Track 1, 2, Latin Club 3, 4, Officer 4, Key Club 4, Clarion 4. ludie Wasson Hi-Tri 1, 2, 3, 4, Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 4, Homecoming Attendant 4, Home Room Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Ring Committee 3, Chorus 1, Keystone Book Salesman 3. Joe Wathen Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Baseball 3. Lester Wilson F.F.A. 3, 4. Edward Winters Key Club 3, 4, Chemistry Club 3, 4, Football 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Junior Play 3, Float Committee 4, Band 2, Home Room Officer, Clarion Ad Salesman. Mike Woolcott Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Track 3, 4, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Officer 4, Latin Club 4, Chemistry Club 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Class Ofhcer 4. Ruth Wren F.H.A. 4, Music Contest 2. JUNIOR CLASS Money nsell to sponsor the proni is enrnecl hy the hzircl- worlxing -Inniors selling lllil,Lf2lXlll4'S. jolly Juniors! Well, we are finally in the upper class of Harrisburg High. XVe now have only one inore long year before we gllllllliltl' and hegin collegc. In our three years attending H.T.H.S. we huve sponsored inuny activities for the school. such us dances, on1'z1nnua1l hoinecoining Hour. and the yearly Alnnior Class Play. The last event spon- sored hy the juniors is the junior Senior prom, which is looked Forward to with great anticipa- tion hy ull. Next your we are looking forwurcl to planning our nmny senior activities. Ollicers: Don Henson, Linclu Disney, Penny NVise, Put Easley. 42 JUNIORS Barbara Abhy Jerry Ahney Gloria Abney Harold Abraham Rodger Aldridge Nancy Anderson James W. Arensman Maridell Armistead Ray Ashell Aileen Baker Ronald Baker Larry Baldwin Charles Banks Carolyn Sue Barnhill Jerry Barter Stanley Beck Shirley Bennett Bonnie Billman James Billman Ronald Blades Delane Boatright lane Bond Charlene Boone Elma Brady Nancy Bramlet Hilda Brasher Linda Brankley Caynell Bristow .IUNIORS Maril Richard B yn Brown Carol Ann Butler Danny Butler yrd George Chrisman Rehecca Chrisman Brenda Church Howell Dean Colbert Betty Conrad .leny Cox Larry Conrad lohn Cotton David Dalton Charles D Druary Dalton lames Dardeen avis George Dennis Patricia Dill David Disney linda Disney Sharon Dorris Vernetta Carolyn Douglas Carolyn Duckworth Duke LaDonna Duncan Patricia Easley Rita Edwards 43 I441 JUNIORS John Ellis Sharon Estes Linda Evans Goletta Ferrell Linda Ferrell lean Fleming Don Fodor Steven Frantz Linda Fritts Sally Futrell Rosemarie Garavalia Janet Geltosky Mary Louise Gibbs Beverly Gidcumb Miki Gooch Dennis Goolsby Mary Gray lohnny Gregg Ruby Gribble Mary lane Guard Linda Gulley Laura Hamilton Darrell Hancock James Haney Marita Dawn Hargrave Carolyn Hayes Pete Hays Marion Hefner JUNIORS Donald Henson Ronald Henson Floie Hill Darrell Horton Stanley Howton Linda Hughes Gary Gloria Hurst Hull Margie Humm Judith Irwin Jerry Jenkins Sharon Jenkins Alfred Dale Johnson Gloria Joh IISUII Jack Johnson Marvin Johnson Melvin Johnson Jim Josey Jerry Sandra Kilhurn Dow Gene Kane L. C. Kerley Kincheloe Richard Koch Ann Kuppart Sue Lambert Wendell R. Lambert Myrn a Lane Mickey Lanham 45 46 JUNIORS Linda Larsson Larry Ledford Bonnie Logsdon Larry Lyon Linda Lyon Patty McSparin Gus Maddox Dennis Mahaliey Candace Malone Judith Martin Utha Melton Howard Edward Miller Marvin Miller William Mitchell Michael Mugge Greg Neely Larry Gene Omohundro Dixie Owen Mary Ozee lane Pankey Elaine Parker Howard Patton David Pearson Linda Kay Pelhank loseph Phillips lohn Pickford Ronnie Podoreski Pat Polance JUNIORS Ronald Price Vincent Reynolds Lydia Anne Rice Nena Riegel Murlene Rice Connie Riley Sandra Roberts Bruce Roper Wendell Roberts Suellen Roper Charles Seten Betty Shanks Donald Sheldon Sandra Shelton lohn Simmons Kenneth Smith Brenda Stallins Eddie Steinsultz lohn Stone Patty Sullivan Elizabeth Stout Jerry Swan Betty Swann Dorothy Syres Karen Thetford Jeanie Train Carole Vaughn Beverly Vick 47 48 JUNIORS Charles Whitlock Cheryl Wiley Richard Wiley Carolyn Jean Williams Judy Willmore Shermaine Wilson Fred Winders James Edmund Wise Larry Wise Penny Wise ' Helen Woolcott John Wooten Johnny Wright Harry York Douglas Young ..L.... Soplmmnorm- olfiu-x's: Dick llilliurcl, -lucly Ciclcumlx, Libby Frcslmlcn officers: Sara SlllllVklll, Sum Bm-tlm Riu-, Kaltlly 'l'au1m-r, Linclu Xvilililflllll. Nlmris, Lum Larsson. SOPHOMORES BELIQS HOMEROOM Row l: Bun-I1 Burns, Carolyn lhmlus, Lorcitu Agin, Lon Burnett, .lo Anna- Bvnm'tt, Lillilil Allcn, Ks-rry limcllvy, Cllzlrlvs Bt'lllllll. Row 2: Xvlllllll BL-ul, june- AllllL'l'SllIl, Beverly Boytt. Fruxxn-cs Alam-y, Kam-n Bristow, Linclu Burtmn, Wilma lm- lim-ul, Nlr. Ill-ll. How 3: Bill Almoy, Dzlvicl Adams, lA'0I12ll'll Bmntlvy, Holm Al'l'llSlllilll, Dunn Bull, Clwlsc-11 Atkinson, Dm-wvy Bunt- I'l,Lfllf, Isfllllk Hrmvn. H91 SOPHOMORES NI RS. CADDAS' HOMEROOM How l: -lc-ssic' Uililms, -Iiicly Giclcninlx, Siu- Gm-lu-I, Brviitla cV:lClL'llllIlJ, Ruinona llnglisli, 'll-cl l'lllSlJIl, lfrc-cl Estvs. Row 2: Cvin' Gmmlslmy, -lnlia lfussiv, Pat Evans, Don Garrison, Bob Cantz, Lanny Grilmlmlv, Nlrs. Caclclas. Row 3: Linclvll Cilmlms, Davicl cllJXVl'11, Hugvr Fox, Cliarlcs Farrar, Ilarolcl Ewc-ll, Davicl Gatos, Davicl Estcs. MR. CADDAS' HOME ROOM Row 1: Bill Hopkins, Carolon llatclicr, Sliirlcy H4-ttmscliciclt, Dianv Cnarcl, Sharon llCtllL'I'll1gt0ll, Alillll't llart. Row 2: Don CriHitl1, Vivki Crilulmlv, Rita Crildlnlc, jnclitli Hamilton, Myrna Hvfner, jnrly llaycs, J. B. Hvnsliaw, Mr. Caclclas. Row 3: Ronniv llainilton. Cm-orgc jenkins, Bobby Hill, Artlinr Holland, Str-vvn jainvs, Nicky Hicks, George ll:-nsliaw, E501 SOPHOMORES Nl R. IIUNSINCEBS HOMEROOM Bow 1: Bzuimlull Lunmls, Nilflllil Kvitli, -laxiiicm' Lucas, Gt-mlmlinv Lucas, Lincln lJllYl'Illll'l', Xlr. lliiiisiiigvr. Row 2: Klux Kvn- mlull, jim Norinnn, -lim Kinsvr, Connie Nlillcr, Larry Moorv, Nancy Kin-lliorn, Doris lmcllx-ttm-1', Clinrlvs Nornizni. Bow 3: Bolm Kuriws, Billy Nlc-Km-x'v1', Stvvcii Xlzlszurus, Duvirl Lunclis, .lurk Km-ily, Bill Kiinmvl, llmivvi' Long, Nlurgun Km-cly. MBS. HUNTl'IR'S HOMEBOOM Row l: Danny l,l17l'l',-lllllll'S Patterson, BolJlJyPau'ta1in, Nick Run-tor, Dizuu- l'uL-lwtt, liurcn Oznim-nt, Dixir- Sl'llXYkll'll, Xlnry linlmlmins, Linclu Br-igvl. Row 2: Honnic Runn, David Poolc-, Gvorgc Hi-vmlur, john Blioclvs, Canulyn Owvn, Burlmm Norris, Kurvii Bvynolmls, Vlbiitlc-ll Owvn, Bill Pu1'tui11, Mrs. lluntcr. Row 3: llallc' Rolwrson, Bill Salim, Sinn Puttvr, Cccuigz- l'nvi-lcniis, Nlnry Slim-lclon, Hoxznniv llilftillll. Margie Sclnnitz, Lindam Pricv. l51l SOPHOMORES l MRS. MALAN'S HOMEROOM Row l: Lincla vVO0ClI'lll'l:, Lynda Vauglin, Paralee Vick, Mary YValters, Lonnie XVarcl, Holmert XVl1itlow, Ramona XVillianis, Mrs. Malan. Row 2: Brnee Turner, -laekie Vauglin, Kay NVallaee, Patsy Yaekle, Billy Tucker, Larry XVinters, Mary XVren. Row 3: Ronnie Vinyarcl, .lolin Utter, Roliert Unsell, Don Tnek, llarry YVirtli, Bill Upeluu-eh, ,lolin YVinters, Sain XVoorls, Gene Upelilireli. MRS. MALONE'S HOMEROOM Row 1: jimmy Dillon, Gary Denny, Nelson Collins, Sue Donavon, Ann Clevenger, Rita Davenport, Linda Englisli, Mary Dalneron, Mrs. Malone. Row 2: Rick Cozart, Frank Conover, Mary Bynlnn, Joie Cook, Lenora Enclieott, Peg Douglas, Dar- lene Dnnean, Carolyn Dixon. Row 3: Cary DeNeal, Mike Cliureli, Harold Coeke, Judy DeVar, Beatrice Burrouglls, Sally Davenport, Barbara Dudley, Katliern Clirisman, Betty Elam. l52l FRESHMEN 8 SOPHOMORES M RS. SllUPE'S IIUMEROOM Row l: ljllllllil 'l'l1mllzls, I l'1'clzl Sfl'illSllltZ, Hairy Strickliu, Silllill Spirling, NUYIIILI 'l'alylu1', Bvlly' 'IVIIUIIIEISOIL Lilmlmy' 'l'am1u'r, Clim- 'l'uwlv. Row 2: Nlurlin Stilll'y,Sl1il'll'yStl'iCklill, Sl1c I'11ylc1r, Rita: Stump, C1-cm-lin SU'2ll'llS, Suv Slll'Sil, Cn1'ulyn 'l'r1u'vl- str-ml, BI'l'llKlil TIIOIIIDSOII, Hoy SilllDS0ll. Row 3: Hubwt Sturm-S. Myron Summvrs, Curl Sllvlttlll, B1'I'llit' Slum-xx'l11:1lw1'. Kay Smilln, -Illli1l 'l'f'Hus, Dvllu Smith, Il'lIHlSh1.'VVlllilk4'l'. NIR. BAUNIANS HONIERUOBI How l: Nlbflllklll !xlf'Yillldl'I', Susan Bak:-r, ,Ioycc lhidwvll, Don Ba1r1'c'tt, Ruth Brnlnlvt, Holm-rtu Bvlmllt, Sllirlm-y Bl'1l!lfIl'j'. Row 2: Limlu Amlalluls, ,Indy A111131-rg:-1', l l'illlk lic-xlszxvalgv. Ilnvicl Brmlillx-tts-, Allmvrtu Bcbout, l,aun'n BL-ul, Bob Brown, Larry l3m-un- mul. How 3: Clmrls-s Agin, juluvs Ban'm's, Phillip Brown, Sllfllll Bmcly, YVillizun Blllforcl, Ffllllk Hunks, Holm Banggott, Bnlv Boom-, Xlr. Baumlzln. l5f31 FRESHMEN MRS. BEGC'S HOMEROOM Row l: Barney Bnsli, Sandra Denny, jerry Carnett, Martlia Coker, Brencla Crain, Clue Clayton, Marilyn Davidson, Vera Clark Xlrs. Bm-gigs. Row 2: Donald Collins, Rieliie Clirisinan, Russell Coleman, Larry Cantrell, Jucly Cantrell, Sarah Cotton, jerry Cotton, Donnie Burgin. Row 3: Cliarles Bnsinaro, George Busli, Davicl Darrar, jolin Carlton, Dewayne Cain, Darrell Caven- cler, Nlike Cline, Lewis Cunnnins. NIR. BLANIYS HOMEROOM Row 1: Carl Lewallen, Ecl Foy, Bill Evrarcl, Katy Enclsley, Nancy Eclwarcl, Slierry Eclwarcl, Lyncla Dunn, Carolyn llouglas, Nlr. Bland. Row 2: Lennarcl Duane, Hieliarcl Driskell, Bill Englisli, Peggy Dnnnvan, Mary Evans, Frances Edwards, Sue Fox, Carol lilins, How 3: Gerald Downen, Xvllllillll Fossie. XVL-sley Fossie, Ecl Flannell, joe Foster, Bolm Followell, Terry Fritts, Dennis Ferrell. l 54 l FRESHMEN NI RS. C0'l'HRAN'S HOMEROOM Row l: Sllllfllll flzlilu-s,,Iul1x111y Hzlx'1'm'll, Kn1'ulC11llL-algo, K11l't'Il U1'm'cs, I'ul'illlk llzmliltun, c:Ul'lll'Il llz1l'1'am'uml, Xlrs. Cullu lll llow 2: 'l'vrx'y llc-gglin, Putty Hicks, Stow' llorn, Inc-kiv Ilmtws-ll, llumtlly llcltc-rsc-lu-iclt. Clwistim- llipvs, Hllzl lliclwy, lin llzlmmcl, klulmny lla-v. Row 3: Xlnry Ilumlcl, Sum Cilmlmxms, 'I'l1c'lmz1 Coulslmy, l'vgg1y llumplm-y, Patsy IIl'll!lillQ. llmmiv II ull H1-11l'y llllstfm, -luck llc'tt4'l'scllcicIt. NURS. ffRl'fNll':R'S HUNIEROOBI Row l: l.i11rluSlilh-y, lCa1l'l4'1u' Spamgivr, l'1ml11zlStillvy, Pat Sullixzm, Sum Sllllivaul, Curl Sisvu, Nlrs. f:l'l'lllt'l'. How 2: xljllll Slzu'm's, fjilfillyll St1'wau't, Huy Stvxws, Com- Sittig, XYilliv Unsm-ll, Clmrlvs Stillvy, ,Iulmny YIYXIYHUII. Row 3: Rus4'llmx'i4- Sl un B4-llc 'l'm'm'r. B1-tty Stmw, -Indy 'l'llj'lUl', Ummm St1'icklin,j. R. Sta-upln-ton, jimmy Sursu. I 55 1 FRESHMEN MISS LONCBONS' HOBIEROORI How 1: Miss Longhons, Dcnnis janlcs, Nellc Kupurt, -loycc Ingram, Dulc Irwin, Lura Larsson, Karen Irvin. Row 2: Kenny Ko- lasinski, jerry Kilhnan, jim Jones, Darlene Landis, Sherry jackson, Carol jones, Roger Langford. Row 3: Ronnie Hutchison, Bill Lamb, Lindell jones, Glcndcll jones, Donnie Hutchison, Juanita jenkins, Bill Lehman, Gregg james, Allen Klndiva. MR. PARKHURST'S HOMEROOM Row 1: Dorothy Mitchell, Mac Mugge, Ronnie Morse, jim Pankcy, Sharon McClusky, XVillia1n McClusky, Betty Mitchell, Dor- othy Moorc. Row 2: Modene Melten, Kathy Morris, Rehn Mayberry, Charlotte Mason, Carolyn Morris, Linda Nolen, Carroll Lynn, Nina Milligan, Mr. Parkliurst. Row 3: Keith Murphy, Phillip Moyer, Bill Meadows, Larry Morris, Buddy Meadows, jerry Mycrs, Darrell Owen, Tom Mick, George McGill. l56l FRESHMEN MR. PRICES HOMEROOM Row lx lmuisc NVl1iii-in-zxci, David Wliltcrs, Xviiiilllll Wlitsuii, liclcn Aldrim-ii, Eulmulai XVillkll'lllllll, Bvmiy XVliitl0ck, .Indy NVinn, .lov XVilsmm, Mr. Prim-1-. Row 2: Sandra NVziy11ick, Ella XYright, Donnie- Vinyurrl, lflniiic- York, David NVollcs4-il, Liiuiu VVrigi1t, 7 Ula-mln NVQ-lmlm. Row 3: Duvicl NVv.1tlu-fly, Curt XYollesm-ii. Dale- VK uitv, Stunlvy XVilson, Cnrulu Vinson, Slmrun xvillStUIl, Mary Viliiiilm-li, Curtis Vivk. MRS. SNIDEITS HOMEROOM How l: Larry Pairtaliu, Sum Hicc, -Iam-t SilI1lil'I'S, Danny Reed, jauiws Scimiook, Huym-ll Pivrsou, jounm- lk-azrsmmii, Row 2: Miki Pm-rkins, llniiciy Rc-yiloliis, Butch Pairkc-r, Sue Parrish, Nlurin-lie Perkins, Judy Potts, Ciiicivwilzi Russ, Edin Puri, Xlrs Snicivr. Row 3: David Piper, David S01-ts, Ciiurlvs Rugini, Dem-vu Rose, Com' Sulluie-rim-, -ludy Ristvr, Cumli' Riiliwrfzircl Slmron RAIIIISCQH i571 a li 5 ww it 1 92,1 i f fi V? 5.4. ik WW 1 ,mmwnuwuwlv 1 i 4 4 105, S A and M, 'M aa -. 5 x4,x mf, WNW x ' .N ? lm F , -:aw ,ff M . l59l gm bfi! 13 W' ti ie V Q7 Q C l nfl gl Our mild and its Activities At H.T.H.S. We have many organizations in which to participate. Most of the clubs are open to every interested student of H.T.H.S.g how- ever, a few require certain standards which each student must meet in order to heeome a member. During the school year, the students enjoy numerous annual events, such as Homecoming, the junior and Senior Prom, the Music Revue, and various plays. The students look forward to these activities each year. Janet Hall vi ueen, janet Foster 60 Darlene Iarrell HOMECOMING The Homecoming festivities began with the animal pep session on the square and a lively snake dance which formed on the West side of the square and after going around the square slowly continued to make its Way to Taylor Field. After everyone had arrived, another rousing pep session was held, and the members of the Freshman-Sophomore cheerleading squad huried in efligy, a Centralia Orphan. O11 Friday came the colorful Homecoming parade with the Senior Class taking Hrst place in the class division. That night all the Bulldog fans came to Taylor Field to enjoy the game with Centralia. After the game the yearly Homecoming Dance was held in beautifully decorated Bon- nell Gym. At the dance, the queen, who was elected by the members of the varsity football team, and her attendants were introduced. K . x , lu.,.Q-.P AIIPIIQIIIIIIS 1llAl'Z S0l5llUlllUl'l', Sm- IDUIIUYQIIIL l I'm-slmllmll. Num-y lfmlwzmlg Alunirnr, .l1llli' l'alllkm'3'. Vluclx' XYHSSUII m Lx .3451 I ,. in if 5 Y ,K W , 443' M A , il gg f p? gn. ij gwixjgp' . at . M Q , -':, .1 A J , A. x 5 1 PM G5 suffafw X gf Q ,A TX W K, I Y f , 4 . A ' 1 .Izxfg , ,Q V 1 ,D '.. Nz '4Pr0ud als Ll Peacock was the winning Senior Class Houfs slogan. I 61 I Row 1: Charles Scten, Kay Mitchell, Gary Karnes, Don Beggs. Row 2: Charles Businaro, Janet Hall, Nancy Anderson, Rita Davenport Indy Gidcumb, jill Lasershon, Mr. Bauman. Row 3: Carol Butler, Butch Parker, joe Gaul, Ronnie Henson, Dick Hilliard, Donnie Henson. STUDENT COUNCIL 5 The students take over the city government for a day. l 52 l Our Student Council, the governing body at H.T.H.S. representing the students, is an effective service organization under the able leadership of the oflicers, who this year are: Gary Karnes, Pres- ident, Don Beggs, Vice President, Kay Mitchell, Secretary, Chuck Seten, Treasurer. Attending a workshop at Carbondale in August, they received innumerable ideas which guided them in this yearis projects. Among the annual activities, the Council selects the lyceums for the coming year, sponsors College Day, and started Teacher Appreciation Day. On Government Day, all the members assist in the county oiHces and thus get a iirst-hand view of local government. In addition, this year the Coun- cil aided in the National Education Week pro- gram and promoted the sales of the Keystone. JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY One of the highest honors one :nay acquire while in high school is to he electecl to the Na- tional llonor Society. XVe have two National Honor Societies at our school. The local chapter was organized in 1946 for the purpose of honoring those students who are out- standing in leaclership. service, character, and scholarship. lNTCll1lJ0l'S are electecl hy the faculty on a point system. juniors and Seniors are eligihle. The junior Society is for Freshmen and Sopho- more inenihers that have heen voted into the So- ciety hy the faculty. Row l: Karen NNZIITUIIT, lncly Cicleinnh. Row 2: -Iauel Ilarl. Mary jo Bymnn. Row 3: Charles Norman. Dick Ililliarcl. Row 4: john Utter. Holm Arensinan. SENIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row lx Alice Holwerts, Kay Nlitehell, Lelia 1Jt1lIll7, -lanet llall. How 2: ,llllly Lane, 'l'erry Irwin, Larry Smith. Iilixahetli Morris. How 3: Pat Moore, -loni Upchurch. Row 4: Mr. Bauman, Mike XK'ooIeott, Don Beggs, Clary Karnes. 6:3 I 1 Sharon Lindsay, Linda Disney, Rita Edwards, Judy Lane, Ronnie Henson, janet Hall, Donnie Henson. janet Hall and Judy Lane plan the dummy. 64 KEYSTONE The entire Keystone staff hopes you enjoy your yearbook and that it will he a lasting history of your high school days. The Keystone Was spon- sored hy Dolores Lienesch. This year the co- editors Were janet Hall and Judy Lane. Our edi- tors first selected the theme, cover design and color. Assisting the editors were Linda Disney and Rita Edwards, junior editors. Sports Write-ups were done hy Ronnie and Donnie Henson. NIr.U Foster, our photographer, was assisted hy Ed Miller. Earlene Bristow did the fine art Work while Sharon Lindsay did the yearhookis typing. 'Q X11 .MQW pl 2 S 3 W I 79 E as ffl N 3' Q A ' 'F Q '. W' X b S ' ff: ' 'K y , , A,.- is ::: E I :zb .- . mfs ':-a Y , Q, ,- , 'xv mf ,. ' ' x , I ., is nv .F ,Vx im' iw wr W A wif ef xx NJN 5 695 W if I , gym Row 1: Alice Roberts, Chcryl VViley, Carol Butler, Jimmy VVise, Janet Ccltosky, Larry Smith. Row 2: Donna Hetterscheidt, Ed Miller, Bob Arensman, Iulia Tellas, Floie Hill, janet Hart, Myrna Lane, Mrs. Shupe. PURPLE CLARION The Purple Clarion provides information and entertainment for the H.T.H.S. student body as well as giving training to journalism students. The Purple Clarion reporters play an important role in the quality of the sixteen issues that were published this year. These reporters, who are members of the journalism Club are given assign- ments on various topics of current interest. Stu- dents of any class may become a reporter for this student publication. The ad salesmen are a vital part of the Purple Clarion force. At the beginning of the school year, these students contact businessmen of Harrisburg, who purchase advertisements in the school paper, helping finance our Clarion. 66 The Clarion news bureau is hard at work ws, .Q 'QS CLARION REPORTERS Row l: jimmy Dillon, Laura Ilarnilton, Sara Beth Rice, Lura Larsson, Brenda Craine, Dixie Schwartz, Brenda Gicleurnh. Row 2: Jeannie Train, Margie Humm, Rosemarie Garavalia, Rita Stump, Patty Sullivan, Charles Businaro. Row 3: Mocleen Melton, Shcrinainc Wilson, Judy VVilluiore, Sharon Lindsay, Nancy Anclerson, Pat Easley. Row 4: Danny Piper, Cary Karnes, Dale VVasson, Charles XVhitloek, Marvin Miller, Miki Cooeh, Mary Cray. .M 1 W uw f w:f1-m- CLARION AD SALESMEN Row 1: ,liunuy Dillon, Brencla Crain, Sara Beth Riee, Lura Larsson, Brencla Ciclcurnh, Carol Butler, Boh Arensuiau, Row 2: Dixie Schwartz, Naney Anclerson, Mocleeu Melton, Sheriuaiue VVilson, Myrna Lane, Carol Train- urel, Laura llaulilton. Row 3: Mary Cray, Alucly XVlllIllOI'C, Jeanie Train, Pat Easley, janet llart, Marilyn Brown, janet Celtosky. Row 4: Charles XVhitloek, Marvin Miller, Miki Gooch, NV:-uclell Lanihert, Rita Stump, Marirlell Arlnisteacl, lulia Tellas. i671 HI-TRI COUNCIL jmet Hall, Judy Lane, Linda Skaggs, Carol Trammel, Linda Disney, Sharon Estes, Judy Cidcumb, Ann Clucnger, Elizabeth Tanner. Standing: Linda Brinkley, jane Pankey, Ann Goebel, Reginia Rice, Dorothy l nt lin, Lelia Lamb, Brenda Cidcumb, Mary Ann Barnhill, Ruth Bramlet, Lura Larsson, Marilyn Davidson. Hi-Tri is an organization of all girls at H.T.H.S. The goals are Pleasure, Courtesy, Success, Friend- ship, Character, and Loyalty. These goals are stressed in the Initiation Ceremony and through meetings. The Hi-Tri has a council which consists of four girls elected from each class, Mrs. Dunn and Miss Patterson, the sponsors, and the four capable offi- cers: janet Hall, President, Carol Trammel, Vice President, Linda Skaggs, Secretary, and judy Lane, Treasurer. The council plans the meetings and projects of the club. 68 This year has been filled with many activities. The Hrst project of this year Was a breakfast given for the teachers. Christmas was a busy time for Hi- Tri. Seasonal favors and fruits were taken to the Old F olksi Homes. The Hi-Tri joined with the F.H.A. and took food baskets to selected families. The girls also participated in two caroling parties and sponsored a Christmas program for the stu- dent body. A Carnival Dance was sponsored early in the year and the annual square dance was held in April. SENIOR HI-TRI Row l: -Izuu-t IIa1II, Carol rIQl'ilIlIIll0I, Linda Skaggs, ,Indy Lzuu-, Dor0tIiy I,kl1'IllIll, Ami Cm-In-I, Lvliai IAIIIIII, Pu-gina liicu. Row 2: Slim-1-1'yCh-Itosky, Nlzarjuric- Norris, Ruth Crm-rt, Put Ilurlow, HUIM-rtzl Ste-iiiImurn, SImron l,incIsny, .'XIic'v IIuIw1'ts, Put Nluorc, Mary Lou Collins, Elizulmctlm Morris, Nlury Lou Luucks, Nlurilyn Ijkly, Lindam Blll'f.Ii'l', H4-nitai Ilia-ga-I. Row 3: Cluu-lotto Ilicks, xI1ll'I1lIl Dunn, EIizalIuctIi Click-un1Im, Cllunu- Duttcm, Nlyrnu Potts, Bau'Imm l'urisIl. Nlury -In-an Sisk, ICurIcm- Bristow, Alum- A1'1nist0z1cI, Donna BUIIIIUIIQ Dz11'In-110Ja1rrvII, -Iunv I owIcr. Row 4: Doris I'ic-rson, .-IIivc' NIL-Clusky, Nl5l'lIl2l Owvns. Slnu-fm Iivuns, Eva Dukv, Ruth Crawford, B1'C'lRIkl lIzuu'0uk, Kay NIitvIim'II, -Icmi lI1mc-Illm-Il, .Indy XYHSSUII, XYIIIIHI Ilumliy, Limlu Cowvr. Donna IIQ-th-1'scI1virII. Him Blau-Iumlln. Row l: SQIII3' I'1llIl'I'II,-IC'illl I'IIK'IllIIlj.f, Cmmic- Riley, Flni lliII, Put NIcSpzn'in, Put NVOUIL-ott, cI1lj'lll'II Bristow. Partly I 7 J SuIIiv4u1,'l1u1uIImkvy, Iiincln IJism'y.SIi:11'on listvs, .lame Bmid, Xlurgic Illimm. I..2lNIOI'llI Iuncs, I nt I ulalm-v, lim-My Cmn'ucI, lIlI1z1 XII-Itmi. Ruby Clrilmlmlc, IIIILIL1 Bi'usIu'r. XIu1'yCliIvIhs. SllvIIc'ii liopvr. Row 2: -IIIQIX' YYiIInim'c', SIum'r1lmim' XX'iIsm1, -IucIy Irwin, ICIma1 B1'zuIy, CullcI.ucv XIALIOIIC, Lillllll Ilauniltou, BYCIIKIQI Stnllins, LimI:i Lurssmi, Nancy Iifillll- If-I, Bmniim- I3iIInum, Sm- Lumlu-rt, Clmrlvnu Boom-, livwrly Vick, Linda I c'rr0II, Culvttu I l'l'lAl'II, Vvriivltal Ililkv, XIurIc-nc Hivv, I4IllCILl Ennis, Nlyrnu Lzuiv, Rolvttu Ncwtclu. Row 3: SamIra1RuIicl'ts, Iivcky CI11'ismau1, Rita l'itINY1ll'tIS. , .. . , , . . ., . IMI Mmm-y, Ann Ixuppurt, 1,mcI1l BrinIxIm-y, Nlary -Izuiv Cvllzml, Izuivt 6.4-Itusky, LmcIu IIIIQIIUS, Linda lfritts, I,imIn Iiyllll, KuyI'm-IIuu1I4, l51'm'mIu CIlu1'cI1, SuncIm KiIIiur1i, c:2lI'0IyII Ilouglus, Sumlral Slim-Itun, R0sm'11ia11'ic flaii'alx'uIi:1, Put I'I41sIc'y, -Ii1cIy Niurlin. Row 4: SIl2ll'0ll Alvnkins, S110 I5z11'1iIiiII, LinrIu CuIIcry, Carolyn Ilalyvs, Cz1l'0Iyn XYiIIiau1is, Dawn IIzll'gl'zlx'1', lfhlinm' I,1ll'Ii1'l', I3:11'Imr11 Abby, Lydia Rica-, Miki Com-Ii, Nluricla-II Armistc-ucI, Carol ButIvl', Kam-in 'I'In-aI- IUHI,-Il'1llIlII1' 'I1I'1lIIl, NIZITIIYII Brown, Nancy Al1cIcrso11, Ailvcii Bulxc-1', CI1c'ryI Wiley, Maury Cray. NIIIQI IAIIIINIIL I'cm1y NI'isL', SIiirIc-y 13111111-It. ,, A X , ,,,,.- ,L -.K , A., Q- A,,,,,.- .. ,.',,,.1,-1.-v I u ng ,K I. , , , vfnwvn . .W I , f. -,I mn?-, J 5 yi-amwwLfx',.-.'-il 69 SOPHOMORE HI-TRI Row l: Sarah Spirling, Kerry Bradley, Linda English, Linda Riegal, Sharon Hetherington, Ann Clevenger, Libby 'I'anner, Brenda Cideumb, Judy Cideumb, Lynda Vaughn, Karen Uzment, Linda NVOodrui'f, Sue Coebel, Carolyn Bardas. Bow 2: Loretta Agin, Linda Lavendar, Diane Puckett, Mary Strieklin, Judy Devar, Brenda Celtosky, Betty 'l'homason, Rita Stump, Jackie Vaughn, Mary Dameron, Kay NVallaee, Paralee Vick, Mary Bynum, Myrna Ilefner, Frances Abney. Bow 3: Naney Keilhorn, Judy Hamilton, Margie Sehmitz, Julia Tellas, Judy Hayes, Janet Hart, Joie Lou Cook, Sue Taylor, Connie Miller, Beverly Boyett, Karen Bristow, Norma Taylor, Geraldine Lucas, Rita Daven- port, Dixie Swartz. Row 4: Betty Elam, Brenda Thompson, Shirley Strieklin, Irma Shewmaker, Beatrice Burrows, Vivian llenning, Kay Smith, Sue Donovan, Sally Davenport, Pat Evans, Karen Owen, Sue Sursa, Cecelia Stems, Barbara Norris, Mary YValtcrs, NVilma Beal. FRESHMEN HI-TRI Row 1: Buth Bramlet, Marilyn Davidson, Lura Larsson, Mary Ann Barnhill, Martha Coker, Sara Beth Bice, Joyce Ingram, Linda Nolen, Brenda Crain, Joyce Bridwell, Janet Sanders, Jill Laserson, Sara Sullivan. Bow 2: Susan Baker, Katy Endsley, Judy XVinn, Cloe Clayton, Bay Nell Pierson, Shirley Brantley, Laura Beal, Eulonda VVinkleman, Nancy Edward, Sharon Ram- sey, Kay Stilley, Linda Dunn, Belle Turner. Row 3: Sandra XVayniek, Mary Harold, Sue Parrish, Betty Mitchell, Cinderella Buss, Charlotte Mason, Louise XVhitehead, Judy Cantrell, Karen Irvin, Marlene Perkins, Judy Rister, Kathy Morris, Carolle Lynn, Joan Pierson. Row 4: Reba Mayberry, Glenda XVebb, Juanita Jenkins, Carolyn Morris, Peggy Donavan, Nina Milligan, Patty llicks, Darlene Landis, Nellie Owens, Patsy Henning, Rosemarie Stain, Sara Cotton, Mary Ann Evans, Modeen Melton, Judy Potts. l ' sim y 1-news 1. ,-1-fxwisviw, LATIN CLUB Row l: Mrs. lfostcr, Carol Butlvr, NilIlL'y' Braunlct, CklllClllL'l' Kluloiic, ROSi'lllill'li' f:2ll'llYilllil, llilllillil Boggs. How 2: Boll l'1lx's' lonis, Ann Covlmcl, lflixailwtli Morris, Cary Knrnvs, Slnxron Linclsny, Clivryl XYilm-y. Row 3: Alice' Holwrts, -lucly Laun-, Carrol 'llI'illlIlllK'l, NI:u'icl4-ll AI'llllSlt'ilil, Marilyn Brown. Row 4: Nuiicy Anclvrson, C14-orgc IJ:-nnis, Nlilu' Woolvott, Kay Nlilm-In-ll, Dull XVQISSUII, Pail Hoon-, Alzun-t C14-ltosky, Lurry Sinitli. To lx-coinv ai incmlwr of tlic Latin Clulm il stu- tlvnt must lmvc succvssfully tukcn two ya-urs of Latin with il 90 uvcmgv in tlic svconcl y01ll'. Tlic cluli num-ts twicc il inontli and tlic- annual Romani llzunquct is onc of tht- liigliliglits of tlic ye-ur. CHEMISTRY CLU Tho lllicmistry Clulm is an organization vstzilm- lisln-cl lor tlw sole- purposv of pronioting intvrvst in sciciiu-. During tlic your tlic L-lulm took il fivlnl trip to sonic- place- of scivntific iinpo1'tz1ncc'. and tlns f'l'ill' tht- clulm liclcl ll Scivncv Opcn House in tlu- Spring. Xlvlnlwrsliip in tht- clllCllllStl'y Clulm is linlitvcl to stuclvuts witli 21yttlll'0fCllCll1lSt1'y :mtl 2lSt1lllCllllg0l-L5. Row l: Snvllvn Ropcr, Clwryl XVilcy, licl XVintvrs, Put Nloorc, Larry f,IIl0llllIlCll'0, Miss Longlmons. Row 2: Mary Cuaml, Alivc- Fiolwrts, Myrna Lame, Elizulu-tl: Morris, Dair- rcll llnncock, Slmron Lindsay, Clmrlcs Svtvn. Row 3: Mike VVoolcott, -lncly Lune, Brcmlu Stallins, Iolm Cotton, Kay Nlitclwll, T4-rry Irvin, Pt-tc lluys. Row 4: Don Pit-kforcl, Holi l'au'4-louis, .Invlc NVailt0rs, Cary K1ll'lll'S, Donnic Boggs, L. C. Kc-rloy, Larry Smith. This yc:11 s olficcrs urv: Co-consuls, l,z1t1'it-in more :incl Dailc' XVLISSOIIQ Sl'L'l'l't1ll'j', .-Xlic-0 Holm sg rlwl'0ilSlll'Cl', Slmron Linclsnv. 71 ' 1-fun - YH ff . 1. .K vw A... W , .... W. . YY. FRESHMEN-SOPHOMORE F. H. A. Row l: Johnnye llarrell, Reba Mayberry, Charlotte Mason, Judy Gidcumh, June Anderson, Linda Stilley, Sharon Mc- Clusky, Dorothy Mitchell, Kay Stilley, Linda Dunn. Row 2: Mary Stricklin, Betty Thomason, Geraldine Lucas, Sue Goebel, Paralce Vick, Beverly Boyctt, Marlene Perkins, Rosemary Stain, Carolyn Owen, Barbara Norris. Row 3: Mrs. Snider, Sharon XVinston, Myrna Starns, Frances Ahney, Myrna Hefner, Rita Stump, Mary Jo Bynum, Karen Bristow, Judy DeVar, Norma Taylor, Cecelia Sterns, Mrs. Cothran. Row 4: Ann Clevenger, Modeen Melton, Judy Ristcr, Sue Taylor, Sarah Brady, Nita Jenkins, Sherry Jackson, Pat Hicks, Judy Taylor, Shirley Stricklin. JUNIOR F.H.A. Row 1: Floic Hill, Laura Hamilton, Brenda Stallins, LaMonn Jones, Linda Larsson, Pat YVoolcott, Linda Evans, Judy Martin, Shirley Bennett, Judy Irwin, Caynclle Bristow. Row 2: Beverley Vick, Linda Ferrell, Linda Brinkley, Judy NVihnore, Shermaine VVilson, Dixie Owen, Linda Hughes, Elma Bradey, Ruhy Grihhle, Sue Barnhill. Row 3: Aileen Baker, Dawn Hargrave, Carolyn Douglas, Patty Ahney, Barbara Ahhy, Lydia Rice, Sha1'on Jenkins, Myrna Lane, Elaine Parker, Sally Futrell. l72l F. H.A. Unclcr thc lcuclcrsllip of thcir sponsors, Mrs. Clotlnun nnfl Nlrs. Sniclcr. the F.H.A. girls hzlvc cnjoyccl nmny worth-whilv nctivitics hoth sociul zlncl scrious: ii picnic in Xl1'S.clUtllI'1lH,S spacious lmckyzmlg thc hill rally at which tlw local chap- tcl' zlctcrl as lmstvsscs to inorc than 500 incin- hcrs of Scction Illg il flllI'iStIll2lS clinncr pro- pnrccl anal scrvccl hy thc officers to thcir hoy fricncls :incl chupcronsg il uVVllltCl' XVonclc1'lz11icl,' clnnccg collccting foocl for the nccclyg uncl serv- ing and prcpzning food at the opcn house Nu- tionul Eclncution XVcck and on othci' occasions. ln.Iuly..lunctHz1ll,Scction Ill P1'csiclcnt,uncl Sharon Liiiclsuy, chziptcr Prcsiclent, zlttcnclccl thc Illinois Stutc Lcuclcrsliip Camp at Bloom- ington so that they could gc-t new and hcttcr iclcus for improving F.H.A. SENIOR F.H.A. F fs Olficcrs: ,loni Upchnrcli, lfraniccs Nlolinnrolo, Sharon Linclsuy, Lincln Brinklcy, Linclu Larsson, Bctly Thomason, Juno Fowlcr, Brcnclu Stnllins. Row 1: ,lznict Hull, Nlurilyn Day, Bcvcrlcy Vick, jcri xvllllilxf, Ruth Coxurt, Ifraniccs Nlolinurolo, Nlurcclinc Nloorc, Linrln Skaggs, Lclizl lnnnh, Xlzlry l,Ull llouclxs, Ann Cochcl, Alicc Rohcrts, Donnn llcnncti. Row 2: Carol vllfillll- Illl'l, hlnmly XVusson, HlllN'I't2l Stcinlmorn. Mary Lon Collins, Slinron Linclsny, Dorothy Ijllftillll, -Ioni llpclnxrch, Shirlcy lloclgc, l,zun'n Nlhomls, NYilnn1 llannhy, -lncly Lzlnc. Row 3: Xlzn'goric Nlorris, Ruth fxllllxvl'l'Il,flI'1l4'l' Dutton, Doris 3 Pic-rson, Pant llurlow. Snc lloliwts, Nlzninn Dunn, Eval Dnkc, Myrna Iotts, Nlury .lcun Sisk, l'Ian'lcnc Bristow, jainc Arlnislcaul, Nc-nn llicgzil. Row 4: -Innc lfowlcr, Dalrlcnc jzlrrclls, Alicc NIcClnsky, Donna Douglas, Nornn1Owcn, Ban'- ll2lI'1l ll1lllK'OL'li, -Icunic l'l1ll'Illl'l', lflixzllwlll cllilL'llllllJ, Slnlron l'lVklllS, BLll'lNlI'1l l'an'ish, Ruth Crawl'oral. Donna llcttcr- scllciall. -v ,I-.ur v - pw--ram-W Ar-.J - 4.-.1,-,.- .-ww-ww, nhyv ,nfl-wf..u.+ .ww-f -, 'nf .. , .M Huw,-M W -nil, - -..U -1 73 DEBATE CLUB Row 1: Suellen Roper. Mary Gibbs, Ronnie Henson, Mickey Mugge, Sherry Gel- DEBATE CLUB Nlr. Price has organized a new club this year at H.T.H.S. This club oiters opportunities to anyone in school to try their skill at debating. The purpose of the club is to form debate teams. two for the aflirmative and two for the negative. to compete with other schools in formal debates. The topic for debate this year was, Should America adopt the British System of EdueatiOn?,' i741 tosky, Sara Sullivan. Row 2: Robert Unsell, Nancy Bram- let, Mary jo Bynuni, Druary Dalton, Donnie Henson, Sharon NIL-Glusky. Row 3: Mr. Price, Lydia Riee, Klar- vin Miller, L. C. Kerley, llowell Colbert. I.0.0.A. Row 1: Dorothy Partain, Lin- da Gower, Ann Goebel, Lelia Lamb, Linda 0,Neal. Row 2: Regina Rice, Delores Boyke, Shelia Roberson, Linda Bar- ger, Mrs. Hunter. Row 3: Marian Dunn, Mary Sisley, Vvllllltl llamby, Rita Black- man. I.0.0.A. Sponsored by Mrs. Hunter, the Illinois Oiliee Occupation Association is a business organiza- tion designed for business students who plan to enter the field of business occupation. This organization gives its thirteen members expe- rience in this line. Among its many activities are the publishing of the Student Directory and the selling of Christmas corsages and song books. In February the Spring meeting was held for two days at Springfield. Oflicers: Doro- thy Partain, President, Lelia Lamb, Vice Pres- ident, Ann Goebel, Secretaryg Linda O,Neal, Treasurer. JOURNALISM CLUB How 1: 11llI'Rl 1,2lI'SS0ll, S111-1'11111i110 NYi1s1111, 171010 11i11, Put S1111iv1111, S11111 S1111i1'1111, .l2llll't 11ill't, C2ll'O1l' 1311111-1', 11lI11l 11l'illll1l't, Nlrs. 51111111-. Row 2: S110 1'z1ris11, 5111111-1-11 N101to11, .l111i11 T1-11115, Marilyn Brown, Put 1511511-y, N1lll'g11' 11llllllIl, Sllfil 11100. j:1111- 11111111, 1X1yr1111 L11111-, C1111r10s B11si1111ro, jim Dillon, C115 N1klC1K1OX. Row 3: 1D11r11-110 L111111is, Nliki C11111-11, Mary Cray, 1111101 C1-1tos11y, Nl111'x'i11 Nli111-1, -l1'ilIl1C '111'2l1ll, 111111 1'ip1-r, j1111y NVi11111111'1-, c1111lf1L'S XV11it1o1-k. .lOlll'llil11Slll f11ll17 1110111110rs s1111111it111'tic10s to t110 1,lll'l31l' c111lI'10ll for p11111ic11tio11. T110 C1ll1J1S objec- tiv0s 1110 boosting school spirit, reporting current 111-ws, 111111 f111'11is11i11g interesting 1JCiltlll'9S. A1so, 1Jlll'1D1l' c112ll'1OII stuff 111011111015 11r0 011115011 from t110 '1Olll'Il1l11SIllf11ll1J. HIY 111 Y is 2111 0l'g'llIl1Z2lt10ll for kllly boy 11tt01111i11g 11.T.1l.S. T110 clulfs 11i111s 2ll'O to c1'011t0, ll1Zl1Ilt2l111, 111111 1-xt1-1111 t11ro11g11011t the 11111110, school, 111111 1-o111n11111ity, 1115111 st111111111'11s of Iiving. R11isi11g t111' 1-111t111'111 st111111111'11s of t110 st1111011t 170l1y is 11110 of 11llt1l' 11111111 o11j00tiv0s. Row l: 1111111 H11o110s, 111111 ATl'llSIll1lIl, B111 Al'l'HSlllilll, Cary K111'111's, 1,a11'1'y S111it11, Donnie Boggs, 1lo1111i1' 11l'IlSOl1, Mr. 1,141l'l'. Row 2: B111 llopkins, S11111 Potter, L. C. K1-r10y, 1,11r1'y 15a1111wi11, Sonny Fill'l'ill', B011 1,llVC10ll1S, ,11111113s Bill- lllllll. 1111111111 U11s1-11. Row 3: 1'1ft0 Hays, Bill S11111s, Ronnic 11l'llSlJll, 11kll'l'y Don NVi1't11. A1't11111' 11lJ112lIl11, St1-vu A1l1lllCS, .Io11nny Crcgg, C1111011 S1-t1-11, H111111111 Viny111'11, c111Ill 1'l!XV1l'. Row 4: .lo1111 Cotton, S!111110y 131-ck, N1ilIAN'ill NIi110r, 1low011 1JC2lll Co1110rt, C1-orgc Dcnnis, D1'11111'y 1J1l1f0ll, Mi1-110y x1llggl', St0v1- N1ilSZ1ll'0S, C1I2lT11'S XV11it1111-11, 1D1ll11ly l'ip01', .1110 G11111, vVl'IlL1L'11 L11111111-rt. . , ,vw 'fm '--1, a-11-' A v ll fy . ,, 1115: 4 V 1 1 amp? , ,,. wk' A M 10' N 1, 5 1' .510 P , A - -Y U1 61' xwv' . 1 1- . A ,.-1 Q. 1 - 1-, , H wp, mf bqf inf' i,,,1,,H1 wpW1f,Mw YiS'J-f' --W2 1' Y, , - 1 V L I Je ' 11 1 A X . if F' . 16? , . 7,4 ,' we . s..-,ff ,qu ,, , , ' 1 15' KV 'VJ f ' ' ' T ,. '- 1K5' ... -- 751 G. A. A. Sponsored hy Mrs. Caddas, the Cirlls Athletic Association ineinhership is open to all girls who are interested in participating in athletics beyond class requirement. This organization ineets on Monday afternoon outside of regular school time. Activities include play-days, pot-luck dinners, and other types of parties. Awards are presented to girls who accumulate a given number of points as prescrihed by the State Cirlis Athletic Association. Jeri NValker, ,leanie Farmer, Slrirlie llodgc, Betty Shanks, Carole Vaughn. How 1: Shirley Hettcrscheidt, Sharon Gaines, Iohnnye Harrell, ,leri YValker, Carole Vaughn, Kerry Bradley, Diane Cuard, .Indy Cidcnrnh, Mary jane Daineron, Edna Stilley. Row 2: Diane Puckett, Louise Xlfhitehead, Pat Henning, Floic Ilill, Linda Price, Sue Sursa, Connie Riley, Cecelia Poyncr, Mrs. Caddas. Row 3: Linda Barton, Betty Shanks, Sharon Evans, XVilma Beal, Patricia Dill, Shirley Hodge, Mary VValters, Mary XVadell, Shirley Stricklin. Row 4: Dorothy lletterscheidt, Glenda XVehh, -Indy llarnilton, Bonnie Logsdon, Sandra Kilhurn, Ieanie Farmer, Doris Lcdhettcr, Frances Edwards, Sherry Jackson. l76l Bow l: Nlr. Thompson, Charles Moyer, lames Elms, Larry Taylor, joe Philips, Larry XVise. Row 2: Benny NVhitloek, XYilliam Nh-Cluskey, Richard Driseall, Clayton English, Frankie Bensavage, Benny Bryant, Donald Clarrison, George llenshaw. Row 3: Carl Siseo, Bruce Turner, Bohhy llill, john Tarleton, Nlike Perkins, 'Iolm NYinters, -I. R. Steapleton, George Reeder, Lanny Clrihhle, Row 4: Lowell lfurlong, Charles Agin, ,lames lfndieott, Boy Stevers, james Barnes, Nlarlin Staley, Boh Followell. Nlike Church. Lester XVilson. FUTURE FARMERS OE AMERICA The F.F.A. is an organization for all hoys taking agriculture in high school. Membership in this or- ganization gives a student the opportunity for par- ticipating in many activities, such as, hi-monthly F.F.A. meetings, livestock judging contest, public speaking contest, F.F.A. parties and banquets. contest tour. and livestock and grain fairs. PROJECTION CLUB Nlrs. Nlalan is in charge of audio-visual aids and also sponsors the Projection Club. The Projection Clluh is made up of hoys who show films for the various classes and programs at l'l.T.H.S. The hoys show these movies during their free periods. Besides running the movie pro- jector, the boys also operate thc opaque projector and film strips. 77 Row 1: Denzil Bennett, Charles Partain, Terry Irvin, Airs Nlalan. Row 2: Eddie Steinsultx, jerry Lauderdale, Lyn- dell johnson, Bill Arensman. Row 3: Danny Butler, jerry jenkins, Larry Browder, Don Milligan. Row 1: Xlr. Sehork, Charles Seten, Cary Karnes, Donald Boggs, Robert Pavelonis, Vvlllilllll .-Xrensnian, Nliehael Mugge. Row 2: Robert Arensluan, Richard Scott, Edward NVinters, john Rhodes, Larry Baldwin. Ronald Blades, George Pavelonis, Edward Bowles. Row 3: john Utter, NVendell Lambert, Ronald llenson, VVillia1u Hopkins, Stanley Beck, Donald Henson, Edward Nliller, Douglas Young. Row 4: Donald Piekford, Robert Karnes, Dale Roberson, Diek Hilliard, Dale XVasson, Mike W'ooleott, jerry Barter, Peter Hayes, Alfred Johnson, jerry Kane, Roger Fox. Boys of the Key Club offer their shirts to the needy KEY CLUB The Key Club, sponsored by Mr. john Schork, is one of the most important civic organizations at H .T.H.S. This year the members participated in 'cOpera- tion Shirttailf' They also helped with the Blood Mobile when it Was in town. Members of the Key Club sold peanuts to help Hnance the Play Day. The otlicers are: Donnie Boggs, President, Charles Seten, Vice-President, Gary Karnes, Sec- retary, Donnie Henson, Treasurer. l781 A CAPPELLA CHOIR How l: Laura llaunilton, janet llart, Miki Gooch, Rosemarie Carayalia, Sue Lalnbert, Myra Starnes, Kathleen lind- sley, Marilyn Davidson, Karen Thetford. Row 2: Linda Skaggs, Bonnie Bilhnan, Mary jo Bynuin, Darlene Landis, Linda Lyon, Modeen Melton, Cloe Clayton, Carol Trannnel. Row 3: Don Henson, Ted Fnson, Ron llenson, Charles Seten, NV:-ndall Lainbert, john Gregg, Frankie Conover, Sain Gibbons, Dennis Ferrell. Row 4: Bruee Roper, Lydia lliee, Stanley Beck, llowell Colbert, Bob Keilhorn, Gene Lyon, Bob Braekney, Ceorge jenkins, Mike Cline llilly Bob Upchurch, Phillip Kane. lloselnarie Caravz 'a, ,yd'a R'ee, -Ianet llart, Laura llaun- ilton, Linda Skaggs, Bruee Roper, Stanley Beck, Phillip Kane. A Ted Fuson, George jenkins, Bob Braelxney, Sue Launbert, 1h l 1 1 The A Cappella Choir. under the direction of Xlr. john Schork, had a very busy, but enjoyable schedule the past year. They attended the inusie contest at Mt. Vernon, and performed at the an- nual Christmas Concert. The highlight of the year was their performance at the annual Spring Con- eert. VOCALAIRES The Voealaires, consisting of twelve ineinbers from the H.T.H.S. student body, performed for many organizations throughout the year. They sang at a Rotary Club meeting, appeared on NVSIL TV, and sang for various woinen's clubs during the year. Also, they performed at the an- nual Christinas Concert. T791 it MARCHING BAND The H.T.H.S. marching band, under the direc- tion of Mr. Marshall Cothran, has been a great asset to all of the home football games. With their outstanding marching and excellently executed maneuvers, they thrilled their captive audience at half-time performances. The band also became the center of attraction as it led the annual Homecoming Parade. Playing popular music, as Well as marches and school songs, the band added color to the festivities. I 80 The marching band was also one of the twenty- seven Southern Illinois bands participating in the Southern Illinois Universityis Homecoming Pa- rade at Carbondale. The band spends much of its time and effort in boosting the Bulldogs on to victory, by playing at all home games and pep meetings. Having proved itself many times as a great band, H.T.H.S. students and teachers should be equally proud of this fine organization. DRUM MAJORETTE The darling of parades and football games is our drum majorette, janet Hall. Her job is to direct and lead the hand. Although her job is an exciting experience, it also requires much responsibility, therefore, janet is a vital and respected member ofthe hand. LETTERGIRLS The smiling, highstepping, white-gloved girls in front of the hand are the lettergirls. Dressed in their purple and white uniforms, they spell out our Alma Nlater, Harrisburg. These girls are not members of the concert hand, hut they aid the hand in many Ways. They sell candy, tickets, and serve at many events throughout the year. All of these girls also help the hand as personal boosters. llrinn Nlaiorette, janet llall. ll. Lilmlny Tanner, A. Carol Butler, R. Lynda Vaughn, R B14 nd 1 C liltlllll J 1 L tn o Xl un 1 nnl n Linda Cnlley, U. Frances Molinarolo, R. ,lane Bond, C I li it H ll COLOR GUARDS Mickey Lanham, Sue Donovan, Brenda Geltosky, Sue Bamhill. CONCERT BAND The Concert Band is made up of students who enjoy playing classical and semi-classical music. This year the Concert Band had about 80 mem- hers. The band plays three main concerts each year- the Fall Concert, the Christmas Concert, and the Spring Concert. The band sponsors the annual Music Revue to help raise money for trips and other expenses. An- other main attraction sponsored by the band was the Christmas Dance, an enjoyable occasion for the entire student body. The band also plays for special events at H.T.H.S. such as teachers, meetings, Visitation Day, pep rallies, and basketball games. Many band members enter section and state contests which help improve their playing tech- nique. Special Master Awards are given to stu- dents gaining recognition in music. Row 1: Douglas Young, Nancy Anderson, Ruth Bramlet, Ann Clevenger, Joyce Bridwell, Pat McSparin, Alice Rob- erts, Mary Harold, Sue Fox, janet Celtosky, Rita Stump, Nancy Bramlct, Pat Moore. Row 2: Mary Gray, Bonnie Billman, Mary Lou Loucks, Linda Reigel, Sharon jenkins, Pat Abney, Linda Brinkley, VVilliam Barnhill, Mary Gibbs, Richard Scott, George Dennis, judy Lane, Elizabeth Morris, Norman Alexander, Dixie Owen. Row 3: Margie Schmitz, Druary Dalton, jill Laserson, joe VVilson, Sharon VVinston, Micky Muggc, Dwight Bolcrjack, Reggie H52 h -MM I i L. . . 46.1 Y . M f W f L ,Nl wht af . -X W f - f- l ff of f- K. . if rwlmfks y my ' Sue Lambert, Rosemarie Garavalia, Miki Com-h,'Mary Cray. Blaclvs, Donnim- llc-nson, Chuck Sctcn, Stanley Blick, Mary Barnhill, jimmy Dillon, Ronald Owvn, Crvg jauuvs. jvrry Barter, Sandra VVaynick, johnnyc Harrell, Carol Elms, jackie Vaughn, janet Hall, Miki Gooch, Bt-llv 'l'urnm-r, Rose-iuariv Caravalia, Stanlvv Lamhvrt. Row 4: Pat Sullivan, Kathy Morris, Susan Bakvr, Tvrry llcgglin, Cline Towlm-, Marilyn Brown, Lyclia Rice, Linda Skaggs, Sharon Hcthcrington, Mariclc-ll Armistcacl, V51-nclcll Lamhc-rt, lilmvr Coolshy, Huh Bracknvy, Marvin Miller, Eddie Foy, Ed Miller, john Maszaros, Ronniv llonson, Ilowm-ll Col- hcrt, Ric-harrl Byrcl, Cary Ilull, Charles Fuller, Charles Whitlock. l8f3l DANCE BAND The K-Qis, the HTHS dance hand, has played everything from 'Teen Cha Chav to Glen Milleris In the Mood and has done a marvelous joh. Dancers found themselves floating around the Hoor to their music at the Key Cluh and Christmas Dance. The K-Qls were the highlights of the animal Music Revue where they played such songs as: 'iSepteinher Songf Me and My Shadowf, and the traditional Moonlight Serenadef, XVith much enthusiasm our K-Qis played at many civic engagements Where their services Were needed and appreciated. DANCE BAND BAND OFFICERS: Don Henson, Treasurer: janet Ilall President: Hickey Mugge, Vice Presidentg Pat Nloore, See- retaryg George Dennis, Music Lihrarian. Back row: Charles Fuller, Cary llull, Mickey Nlugge, Reggie Blades, George Dennis. Front row: Rosemarie Caravalii Douglas Young, Cline Towle. MUSIC REVUE This year our annual Music Revue openecl with our tmclitioinil Music Revue theme, Moonlight Si'l'l'llilKll'.u There were several other nuinhers which feu- turecl three solos und two melodies hy the Hi- l.iters. A group of clever skits und colorful clunce routines uclclecl comedy zincl life to the festivities. The llilllll pluyecl several Well-known tunes such als i'l'll Heinemhcr Aprilf, XVhat Is This Thing Culleml Lovef, lNloongloW,'i und other memorable songs. Dances were clone to such songs as jail House Rockf, There,s No Business Like Show llusinessf' ullzllliichyf' and Teen Cha Chaf, As the evening czune to ai close, the hand played Send For Me and then climaxccl the evening with its special theme, Moonlight Screnuclef' C-eorgiunne Tunner, june Davis, Nlnry Cray, Sue Lzunlm Everyone enjoys the skits in the Music Rcvue. Lzuiru lluinilton sings Deep Purple. 85 VW' Karen Skaggs, Eddie Price, Roger XVilcy, George Wfright, Jane Capel, Bill Endsley, Georgianne Tanner, Linda Rude, june Stone. Celt-ste ...... Hurley ...... Amelia ...,,,,,, Drums of Death .......Jtm0 Capel ,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,Eclrlic Price Georgianne Tanner Mrs. Gillette ....,,,.. ..........,.,.,. L inda Rude Eugenia Bowles ,,,,.., Newt Cooper ,,.,. Paula Bailey ,,.... -I tiles ...,,,.,.,,,.... Dr. Gaim-ron ,,,,. .,,.,,,Karen Skaggs ,,,,,,,,,R0gL'I' VViley .,.,,.,.June Stone ,,,,...,.Bill Endsley George YVright Row 1: Sherry Geltosky, Ann Goebel, Kay Mitchell, Mary Sisk, Mrs. Malone. Row 2: jim Tanner, Larry Browder, Dewayne Martin, Lyndell johnson. THESPIANS National Thespian Troop 16 was organized in 1929. In order to become a member, a person must receive a certain number of merits by participating in or helping to promote a play. Besides the junior and senior plays, the Thespians also presented a Christmas play and sponsored a dance in which they presented Oscars to the best actor and actress. l86l I4yfliil Rico, Htl Millvr, :mil llowm-ll Cnlburt rvlwalrsm- il scene from tlu- play, Come Out of the Closet CAST Nlrs. Niall m1114-. Lzumi llzimilton I. 1'11x1 3' l'0tts,,, ,...... Margie llumm In-nv Cla-aismi.. .......... I am- Bond Hilda llziwkins, , ..,,,.... Lycliu Riu: Mr. Cuttm-r.. ,,,, .,......A.., I Eli Millvl' Aliliiv Phillips .,,, ,,Bl'K'llllil Stalllins II:-ruiilf-s -lmu-s ..,. .....,.. S tunlcy Beck C ikxm rgv llimson ,.i,... , ,.,. Larry Balclwin Cntliric- R051-wutvr ....,,. .,Cc-urge Dc-nnis Anmimiia Mull:-ns... , ,,,,...,,,,,,,,,, Lillilll F0r1'0ll Sw:-nic x,...,,,,, H ....... Howell Dcaui Collwrt 87 NVlmt's Clutln-iv cloing in tlu- closl ISS1 lg-'W nMMv,...mw 'wM-'K mwmg k it s 89 l x . fl A rim Our meld and ts Sports On the football Held, in the gym, in our intra- mural sports, at the track field, or in playing hase- ball, we played the game. No matter where we were, how important or how tough the opponent we played the game to the best of our ability. We learned that clean sportsmanship is to be more desired than victory. We improved in team play, co-operation, school spirit, sportsmanship, and respected the rules and our officials. Blocking practice is in session. VARSITY FOOTBALL The Bulldogs. under the new head coach, Chuck Hunsinger, were faced with the problem of rebuilding the line up after it was riddled by graduation. XVith a schedule that included the best teams in the State, the boys fought hard, but were on the short end of the score most of the time. Their best game, scorewise was the 16 to 14 win over Marion. Darrell Biggs, Don Pickford and Bon lNlaynard were the stand outs on the line, while Bob Pave- Ionis, Darrell Duke, and Harold Beal kept the ball rolling in the backfield. Nlost of the time the coaching crew was trying to build the sophomores and juniors into a solid team for the next year or two. A few outstanding lower classmen were Bobby Karnes, Larry NVise, and Larry Conrad in the backfield and john Pick- ford and jerry Kane on the line. XVith the fine players that are remaining and promising players that are being brought up from the Bullpups, the football outlook for the Bull- dogs is very bright. i901 Our co-captains shake hands with Eldoradols eo-captains before the kick-off, VARSITY FOOTBALL '95 my gi 12, uu 005 C0114-lu-S: Mr. -I. Dutson. Xlr. C. Blamcl, Nlr. C. Cimlclus, Xlr. C. llunsingvr. Row l: Lowa-ll Ifurlcmg, l rm-cl xlllllCll'l'S, Larry Conrail, lion l3zll'11l1ill,Stc'w-11 I mntz, IJ1-nmisilmmlslmy,-lolm Iillis, Billy Nliu-lx llogvr :Xlclrimlgu, ,IL-rrp' .'xlJIll'y. Row 2: Nlr. Czulnlzls, IAIITQ' NYisu, l72ll'lxL'll llulw, Lzxrry lizu'm'lt, lluwzlrml l'a1ttm1, l7llfl'l'll Big, 1-airy lA'Y1'l'K'll, Bull l,ilY1'lUIllS, Don l'lclQl0rcl, .lolm lllclilcml. lull llmwlc-s, X111 llllIlSlllQ,'i'l'. How 3: lllbllllllf' llmlmml. l,a1 Brrvwfln-r, llzlmlrl lim-ul. Hun Nlanymml, Kl'IIlll'lll Smith, lm- vV2lllll'Il, -If-rry KZIIIP, Sim-xv ulaunvs. Cin-gg Nc-vly. H111 Q fa, U NYKQV Six morv points for Harrisburg for that T.D. I mi Armisticc Day marks the cud of our football season I 92 I Row l: Darrell Biggs, Cuurclg llnrolcl Beal, Fulllmckg Ben Burnhill, Lino Buckvrg and Cary La-vcrctt, Guard. Row 2: joe xViltl1l'll Enclg 1,011 Pickforcl, Half Buckg and Ron lXIuym1rcl, 'llmklcg Bob Puvclonis, Quurtcrlmuck. How 3: Lowcll Furlong, Lim- Balckvr Darrell Duke, llalf Buck. l93l Butch, cutcli that mam! SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL S - ii ' ' A Ek ,sw Q, ay Row l: CIN-Ism Atkinscm, lloln-rt Simian-s, Billy Alma-y, Dick Hilliurml, Ruger Fox. Artlmr Hullauicl, VIRIIIIOS Lnmls, llLll'I'j' NYi1'tll Paoli Ilill. Row 2: Hr. Dulscm, Ihviil Dull-, lluvicl Immlis, Nlyrmi SIlll1Hlt'l'5,AlOlHI Uttvr, Curl Slwltmi. Dinh- Hulwrsmn. Hulmlvy .luv Karin-s. Bill Sulus. llfmulcl Tliclc. H741 Row 1: llarrm-ll Caxcnclvr, Cliarlvs Stillvy, Bucl Nlvaclows, Sain Parlccr, Ron llntuliison, Curtis Vin-lt, Bill Nloaclows, Stanlvy Xlilson, llavicl NVvatln-rly. Row 2: Steve- Horn, Ronnie Morris, Billy XVatson, -lim Scliniook, Mac' Nlnggc, Don Vina-yarcl, 'l'vrry llt-gglin, Don Collins, jolin Gov, Com- Sittig, Dan Rm-cl. Row 3: Brucv Turner, Dan Pipcr, Bolm Balggott, Cliarlvs Hagan, Don l5an'rc-tt. Holm lioonv. livin-vin Host-, Darrvll Owvns, Franlciv Banks, Linclvll jones, Cc-no Sclinicrlv, Bill La-lnnan, Donaltl 'l'nL'lc. FRESHMEN - SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL Tlu- liullpnps playccl fine lmall most of thc ycar. Stcvvn Frantz pnslics tlic clnnnny. Tllv outlook is good for ncxt ya-arls Bulldogs since' niany of tlu- outstanding llnllpups will lic- l7l'0llgllt up to tlu- varsity. clOilL'llclllt'Stl'l'cl2lilKlilS1lllClfl02lCll4I0llIl Dotson slioulcl ln- praisocl lor tlu-ir work. Also clcscrving E A praisv is our Atlilvtic' Dil'm'c'tor, 6710110 lilancl, wlio Nw liacl tlicf jolm ol' clvvvloping tht- lrvslnnvn into a singlo working unit. Tlu- l'rvslnnc-n playvcl a good lmrancl of liall this yvar. Soinm- ot tht- lrcslnncn who clicl a finc jolx we-rc' Stan XVilson at cncl. Frank Hanks at fullback. aml 'Xlac' xlllggl'iltflll1ll'l'CI'l7llL'li. 'Flu' SO1JllOll1Ol'CS also lookccl finv, with several l of tlu- lmoys sc-cing action on tlu' varsity lx-fore tht- W yn-ar was ova-r. Sonic- of tht- outstanding players fl I i wcrm- Carl Slim-lton at 1-nfl. Stove' blames at vncl, Dick W MM ' K ' 4 llilliarcl at Cnarcl. Xlyron SllIl1IlN'l'S playing tacklc. .Iolin Uttvr starting at llilll liack slot. and Holm Karncs liolcling clown tht- qnartcrluacli posi- I Vw 'I' ' ' C- l' 'i .M tion. llun lust XLIIIIQS Nun .1 1.319 tu xxltli ? W v Zhi Xlarion ancl ll 19-7 Win ow-r Carlmonclalv. 5 l 95 l Anim dw CHEERLEADERS Co North! Go South! Co East! Go West! Youlll End our cheerleaders the very best! These girls have really proved it, too. In contrast to the short period of time spent on the football Held and the gym Hoor, the HTHS cheerleaders have spent many endless hours in drill. They have Worked hard and have gone out in all kinds of Weather to cheer our boys on. Our teams have been supported with the very best in precision and pep. So now it comes time for all of us to give the HTHS cheer- leaders a hearty Rah! i VARSITY Margie Humm, Betty Swann, Roberta Steinborn, Kay Mitchell, Pat Easley, Penny VV isc. SOPHOMORE Karen Ozment, Rita Daven- port, Sally Davenport, Jackie Vaughn, Linda VVo0druf'f. FRESHMEN Sharon Ramsey, Jill Laserson, Nancy Edwards, Linda No- len, Kathy Morris. E961 Row 1: Edward Bowles tMgr.J, Larry Baldwin, Gary Strieklin, Bob Pavelonis, Don Beggs, Steve F1 mtl Row 2 Mr. Dotson, Darrell Biggs CMgr.J, john Stone, Ronnie Maynard, Mike VVooleott, Dale XVasson, Harold B4 il jc y Kane, Ben Bamhill flxlgr. l, Mr. Hunsinger. BASKETBALL The Bulldogs, starting off in superb form, won four hard-fought games. They then traveled to Herrin, who was rated number one in the state, only to be edged out by a narrow margin of four points. The game was hard fought, and the fans could not ask for a better exhibition of basketball. After suffer- ing a defeat, the Bulldogs traveled to john- ston City to suffer another loss. Harrisburg, having an off night, played poorly. Met at VVest Frankfort the Redbirdis height proved to be the deciding factor in the next contest. At this stage, the Bulldogs were hungry for a victory and Centralia happened to be our prey. Playing a hard, fast, and driving game, the Bulldogs Coasted to victory number five. XV ith the season half over our record standing at five wins and three losses, HT HS entered the Egyptian Holiday Tourna- ment at Mt. Vernon. l97l jumping high for two points is a llarrisburg Bulldog The boys on the bench are also in the game heart and soul. Concern is sc-cu on thc faces of the te-am as Coach Dotson looks at Rods hurt arm. 1-lui will - mwmmav 1 lwvail , i1m- 98 Clarys hallet on the haskethall floor proved effective Stone tries to pass off. while ht-low the team receives against Nlarion. instructions at time ont. The Bulldogs drew Du Quoin and in the remain- ing minutes mustered a last drive to come out victorious. Next in our path was Nit. Vernon. This game was the toast of the tournament. In an over- time. the sparky little guard of the Rams, Carro- dine. hit a heantiful shot just as the horn sounded, to spell defeat for the Bulldogs. After the game with Kit. Vernon. llarrishurg lost hy one point to XVest lfraukfort. Though the Bulldogs did not finish too well in the Tournament. the Bulldogs' fans were well pleased with the team. Benton. the giant-killer in the Cfentralia Tournament. proved to he the next test for Harrishurgg hut they were no match for the llill'l'iSl7lll'jl five. Nlt. Vernon and Nlarion teamed together to add two defeats to the Bulldogs, record. The Bulldogs were now up for Herrin, who had won 16 straight games. hut the Tigers showed why they were rated the top spot in the state and came out victorious. After a hard time with Ilerriu. the Bulldogs showed their superiority in the Annual Saline County Tournament. The Bulldogs made short order of the Calatia Bearcats. and for the second time defeated Carrier Nlills to cop the first place trophy. 99 1 Row 1: I. B. Henshaw, Roger Fox, Bill Upchurch, Bill Abncy H rrry Don VV1rth Bow 2 Lynn B rrnc tt Myron Summc rs D xln Roberson, David Landis, Carl Shelton, Bob Kamcs, john Utter 'Xlr Iluns1ng.,cr FRESHMEN - SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL The Bullpups played beyond expectations to Win consistently this year. Under the leadership of Carl Shelton, Dale Roberson, and 1. B. Hen- shaw, the Pups were rated, possibly, the number one Freshmen-Sophomore team in the Southern Illinois Conference. Starting off playing to the best of their ability, the team kept up this trend throughout the season. Also seeing action for the Frcshmen-Sophomore team were Bob Karnes, john Utter, Bill Upchurch, Harry XVirth, Bill Ab- ney, Roger Fox, Stanley Wilsoxi, and Allen Kladiva. Many of the Bullpups will move up to varsity basketball next year. Everyone is looking forward to our next season. l100l Row 1: Darrell Cuvencler, Russell Coleman, Bill Launh, jerry Cotton, Donulcl Tuck, Mue Mugge, john Gee, Ch rrlrs R :gon Holm Buggott, Holm Boone. Row 2: Don Barrett, Stanley NVils0n, Curtis Vick, Frzznkie Blllllii jueli lletterselieiclt Alla n lxl nlclx Darrell Owen, Burl Meadows, Bill Meadows, David Durrur, Charles Stilley. FRESHMEN BASKETBALL The Freshmen hzlskethzlll tezun, under the guid- uuce of Couch Gene Blzuul, proclueecl some fine players this year. The teznn, although they had :ui uneven 2-T record, czune home from the Ben- ton TfJlll'lli1Illl'llt with the third place trophy after being heuten hy Benton. One of the more out- stzuuling players was Allen Kluviclu, 11 big 6' 3 Frosh. Allen's height was ll definite asset to the tezun Zlllll much will he exepctecl of this player in the future. lllgh juniper Holm-rson scores f Row 1: Tommy Syers, Donnie Beggs, Bob Pavelonis, David Nelson, Cary Aldridge, Mickey Stone, Charles Yarber. Row 2: David Moore fmanagerl, Zan Hefner, john Pickford, Don Pickford, joe VVathen, Ron Maynard, Ray Hassett, Ira Logan, Dale Roberson, James Stricklin, Alfred johnson. BASEBALL With the fine pitching of Zan Hefner and Bud Logan, the Bulldogs went through their season undefeated in regular play. The Bulldogs blanked their first three opponents and allowed only 3 runs for the first six games. Harrisburg also scored 47 runs to their opponents 13. Harrisburg Harrisburg -Harrisburg Harrisburg Harrisburg Harrisburg Harrisburg Harrisburg Ridgeway 0 Eldorado O Mt. Vernon, Ind. 0 Pope County 1 Calatia 1 Pope County 1 Eldorado 0 Equality 2 CTournarnentQ l102l Hits like this helped us go through the season undefeated K are w:r'm',if' Q g Row 1: Bill Abney, Bob Hill, Bill Hopkins, VVendell McClusky, john Rhodes, Harry XVirth, Randy Lands, Mike Perkins, Myron Summers, Dick Hilliard, Don Biggs. Row 2: Larry Wise, Ronald Hamilton, Fred XVinders, Gregg Neely, Charles Banks, Gary Hull, Fred Chrisman, Roger Aldridge, Gary Denny, jerry Kane, Larry Ledforcl, Ben Lanc. Row 3: Bill Mclieevcr, Rodger Fox, jim Stallins, Bob Kames, Carl Shelton, Mike Woolcott, Arthur Holland, Harold Beal, john Utter, A. -I. Bryant, Steven Frantz, Kinch Jones, John VVright, Carl Tucker, Larry Baldwin, Bill Yates, Larry Barnett, Ed Steinsultz, Cary Stricklin, Larry Conrad, Ben Bamhill. TRACK The track men of Harrisburg High had a most successful season under the coaching of Mr. Calu- fetti. Although the record did not clearly indicate the seasonis high-points, it did show that Harris- burg was well represented in all meets. Bill Yates, the dash man ofthe squad, left many records broken or tied in his high school career. Bill participated in two-twenty, four-forty, the varsity relay, the high jump, and the broad jump. Another high spot was the varsity relay team composed of Larry VVise, Larry Barnett, Don Pedro Biggs, and Bill Yates. They placed or fin- ished first in every meet of the year. Although the outlook is great for next year, the seniors Who graduated will be sorely missed, and the under- elassmen will be expected to take up the slack where the seniors have left. Yates sets a state record. I 10:3 I 47 elcjisfg I 4, jf I rj, JQZQSTEQIQQQ E EZ Oily. large?-Qyowd cn'-ff-1212 ' gfiuole 1 s Cholcljf K je as M 054. 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Main St. Harrisburg, III. Phone CL 3-7015 for Prompt Delivery DODD BROS. Shell Products Wholesale - Retail 208 SOUTH MAPLE HARRISBURG, ILL. JOHN W. LOCKWOOD A B S T R A C T E R 404-5 Harrisburg National Bank Building Harrisburg, Illinois 11101 I HAVE A COKE Home of Wolf Beverages The Coco-Colo Bottling Company HARRISBURG, ILLINOIS 29 W. Raymond Phone CL 3-7738 HAND PICKED COAL Lump ' Egg ' Nut Washed and Oil Treated Stoker Coal All Sizes I111 SUGAR CREEK PRODUCE FEEDS, SEEDS AND FERTILIZERS Joseph Smith Robert Mugge Walter Mugge Victor Hall WEST ON ROUTE 'I3 HARRISBURG, ILLINOIS PH. CL 3-7210 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '59 GASKINS LUMBER COMPANY PHONE CL 3-7280 324 N. LEWIS BUTTER NUT BREAD Baked Fine Since 1909 PANKEY BROS. BAKERY Congratulations from SCHERRER EQUIPMENT COMPANY Your International Harvester Dealer Service and Sales Eldorado, Illinois To help make better Homes, better Farms, and better Living l112I MILLIGAN Coal and Materials Sahara Washed Coal Phone CL 3-5070 AMMON 8. BLACKMAN Auto Service U.S. HWY. 45 North Phone CL 3-7285 Congratulations .3 I pk Compliments to the 5 ef? viglgifgg-1 '1 of Class of 1959 S, N.5ggKx?i' ,. 'R Davenport's F' T ' P Sh HARRISBURG MOTEL O57 op Compliments of JACKSON'S DRUG STORE Compliments of I'IarveY DeVar 5 , Chas. wright Sa me County ISouthMainStreet COLLEGE CLUB Harrisburg, Illinois 'S ROBERT R. CAVENDER DISTRIBUTOR or GULF PRODUCTS HARRISBURG, ILLINOIS Compliments of Th 6 PYRAMID HATCHERY N. Jackson Ph. CL 3-7047 113 I Our Compliments to the Keystone and to Harrisburg ELLIS TRUCKING CO., INC. INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA POOL PONTIAC, BUICK and RAMBLER SALES, INC RT. 45 HARRISBURG, ILLINOIS Used Car Bargain Center of Southern Illinois HAROLD W. NAVE WHOLESALE Ph. BR 3-7731 1712 LOCUST ST. ELDORADO, ILLINOIS DISTRIBUTORS Tom's Toasted Peanuts Tom's Peanut Butter Sandwiches and Tom's Candies Compliments of Your Oldsmobile - Cadillac Dealer HUMM MOTOR COMPANY SALES and SERVICE 217 E. Poplar Street Phone CL 3-7175 l1141 RAY'S PIT BARBECUE 523 - KING or BARBECUE f-'..'E-: M E-E522 W RAY JOHNSON, Proprietor Custom Barbecuing U.S. Route 45 Phone CL 3 3980 Harrisburg, III Compliments of DONOVAN'S QUALITY Cleaners Congratulations to the Class of '59 from GOODMAN FORD INC. Rt. 45 Ph. CL 3-7151 C on gratulations, Seniors, from GOLISH MUSIC COMPANY Distributors of Coin-Operated Amusement Machines 601-603 W. POPLAR Ph. CL 3-7956 HARRISBURG, ILLINOIS Compliments of WILLIAMS INSURANCE AGENCY Gregg Bldg. Harrisburg, Illinois Phone CL 3-7030 NAVE GREENHOUSE Exclusive Distributors of Stanford and Gilmer Pottery Saline County's Garden Center U.S. 45 WEST WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ELDORADO, ILLINOIS BROWN'S ARMY STORE Best for Less I5 ELM STREET HARRISBURG, ILL. KING GLASS SERVICE HARRISBURG, ILLINOIS I1151 Congratulations to the Class of 1959 PALJXCE CHJDTHIDJG MJ LVOLJSE FASLTHDDJ PALJLCE CONGRATULATIONS to CLASS OF T959 Compliments of HARRISBURG LUMBER COMPANY Home of Mulehiole Roofing ond Beniomin Moore Points Phone CL 3-7926 2 Blocks North of Square on Vine St. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '59 HARTS l1161 Compliments of PALLISTER MILL AND FARM FEEDS Pillsbury Feeds and Custom Milling Congratulations to the Class of '59! from the EGYPTIAN WHOLESALE COMPANY 520 S. MCKINLEY ST. PHONE CL 3-5730 GODARD'S FARM MARKET PRODUCE - FEED - SEED 629 N. Main Sf. Harrisburg, Illinois Phone CL 3-7982 Compliments of THE MARTIN OIL COMPANY SOUTHEASTERN ILLINOIS GAS CO. and METROGAS, INC. PYRAMID LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS INC. los N. JACKSON Harrisburg, nl. Ph. CL 3-7712 NATIONAL WALLPAPER 8. PAINT CO. Phone CL 3-7861 213 N. Main Harrisburg, Illinois The Home of DuPont Paints ROSE-TAYLOR-JOYNER INSURANCE AGENCY INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE General Agent for Pan-American Life Insurance Company I5 W. CHURCH PHONE Cl 3-7852 l1171 ww e.y.e,. Salme An Service :UF-'flag phone Cl. 3 7806 FLIGHT INSTRUCTION CHARTER FLIGHTS' e ' ' ' 40 HARRISBUR6-RALEIBH AIRPORT f - Compliments of RAY DURHAM Lumber Company I 'on HARRISBURG, ILLINOIS Ph R 45 d 34 CL 3 7205 IO IN THE Au'ro IMT! :Lua ill A NON-PROFIT CIVIC ORGANIZATION Leaders in Accident Prevention Work- especially in School Boy Patrol Activities and Active in Driver Training Education in high schools. BOB F. LANE CONSTRUCTION CO. R.R. 2 HARRISBURG, ILLINOIS U81 FACTORY OUTLET FAMOUS BRAND SHOES 27 W. Church Street Hats - Bags Hosiery HARKER MILEY INSURANCE AGENCY 25 S. MAIN WE WRITE ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE Telephone CL 3-7071 Harrisburg, Illinois EVERYBODY EATS AT NICK'S 45 HARRISBURG, ILLINOIS Best Wishes to the Class of 59 HARRISBURG PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Corner of Church and Jackson Harrisburg, Illinois SCHMITZ RUG, UPHOLSTERING 8. CARPET CLEANING SERVICE 311 W. LINCOLN ST. - TELEPHONE 3-9710 HARRISBURG FUNERAL HOME LaVerne and Vernard Clayion PHONE CL 3-7266 17 W. POPLAR ST. Compliments of ENDICOTTVS EXCEL SUPER MARKET Souihern Illinois' Largest and Finest Food Store Harrisburg, Illinois C on gratulations from HARRISBURG ICE COMPANY AND EMPLOYEES H191 TISON 81 HALL CONCRETE PRODUCTS, Inc Concrete - Sand - Gravel - Limestone Metal Windows - Waterproofing The Home of Beauty Stone CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1959 THE HARRISBURG NATIONAL BANK HARRISBURG, ILLINOIS Congratulations to Graduates Best Wfishes for Success ZOLA YOUNG SLOAN Insuronce - Notory Public 221 S. MAIN ST. Ph. CL 3-3622 HARRISBURG, ILLINOIS Phone 2 Gulotio III Compliments of HILL'S TRUCK SERVICE Dealer In COAL- ROAD ROCK - FARM SUPPLIES Arthur A. Hill, Proprietor Compliments 1 HEISTERS We Plumbing and Heating Senior-I 204 E. Locust Ph. 3-7017 COUMY Treasure' HARRISBURG, ILLINOIS WILLIAM T. BARRETT TURNER'S FURNITURE STORE WE BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE NEW AND USED FURNITURE AND STOVES Phone CL 3-3512 200 E. Poplar St. Everything from Scoops to Nuts GREEN BROS. COUNTRY STORE Open Nites and Sunday PHONE BR 3-6146 Congratulations to Seniors County Clerk MAYNARD CANNON STEARNS AND SADLER GLASS CO. 432 WEST POPLAR HARRISBURG, ILLINOIS l121I I Compliments of THE ATHLETIC HOUSE Sporting Goods and Athletic Supplies Compliments from SMITH PACKING COMPANY HOME OF BANNER BRAND MEATS BUCK'S BAR-B-Q Charles Buck Cannon Open 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Phone CL 3-7011 602 S. MCKINLEY HARRISBURG, ll.l. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '59 BARNES LUMBER COMPANY Phone cl. 3-7277 318 w. LINCOLN l1221 George Hart Post No. 167 AMERICAN LEGION Hmuusaune, ILLINOIS Compliments of WILSON TIRE COMPANY Your General Tire Distributors Compliments of FEDERAL LANDSCAPING Compliments of LEROY MITCHELL UNDERWOOD SALES and SERVICE PHONE CL 3-7434 8 S. VINE ST MADDOX MIDWAY MKT. 520 s. Granger sf. Harrisburg, Illinois Fresh Meat Our Specialty FREE DELIVERY CITY COAL YARD 8. TIN SHOP Coal, Kindling, Chat, Guttering Furnaces, Stokers and Air Conditioning Phone CL 3-7155 104 E. Rose Street Harrisburg, Illinois Compliments of HUNSINGER'S GARAGE Compliments of BRIDWELL WELDING SHOP I123I THE DAILY REGISTER News of Saline and Adjoining Counties COMMERCIAL PRINTING Compliments of Dr. W. J. Blackard, Jr. Dr. John Elder Choisser Dr. G. B. Hart Dr. G. R. Johnson Dr. J. J. Klein Dr. D. A. lzehman Dr. B. E. Montgomery Dr. Frank Skaggs Dr. Warren D. TuHle l124l Compliments of WILEY'S D-X SERVICE D-X Lubrication Motor Fuel Phone CL 3-7769 LLOYD L. PARKER'S FURNITURE STORE The Finest in Southern Illinois EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME Phone Clearbrook 3-7103 and 3-7104 HARRISBURG, ILLINOIS Furniture Frigidaire Corner Poplar and Granger PIGIIOS WGSIIGYS Rugs Stoves B R O W N I E ' S Compliments of C L E A N E R S We Give Eagle Stamps I0 West Poplar Street Phone CL 3-7252 THE MARLIN DANCE STUDIO I5 W. Logan Phone CL 3 9530 TZQNNQ3 STUDIO AND CAMERA CENTER So. Illinois Photographic Center Everything Photographic RESHETER'S Lawn and Garden Equipment Famous Gravely Tractors and Roto Hoe Power Cultivators 2 Miles West on Rt. 13 Harrisburg, Illinois Compliments of NUWAY MERCANTILE 4T.t NEWKIRK' coMPANY S EXCLUSIVE YN EVERYTHING FOR EVERYBODY MILLINERY It .43- Eldorado' Illinois Opposite Orpheum Theater Phone CL 3-9845 I125l Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE HARRISBURG, ILLINOIS Phone CL 3-8602 Davis Tires Wizard Outboard Motors Wizard Batteries Trutone Radios IHEIEIIIE Harrisburg, Illinois Compliments Of WALKER'S CLEANERS PHONE CL 3-7930 2'l W. CHURCH ST. Keep Tuned Daily 1 THE PIONEER VOICE OIF SOUTHERN lLLINOlS W E B Q i240 Kilocycles - Established in l923 AND W E B Q - F M 99.9 Megacycles - Established in 1947 FOR ADVERTISING RATES, WRITE I. M. TAYLOR, MANAGER l1261 Compliments of Saline County Attorneys Harold B. Culley Trafton Dennis L. M. Hancock Park at PARKER'S Home of Curb Service George B. Lee ,k MEET THE GANG HERE Attention 7 YOUNG PARKER s MIDWAY PEOPLE! YOU CAN GET Automobile Insurance WITHOUT Compliments of Restriction Dr. B. G. Funkhouser OR I Dr. J. W. Gaskins De ay Dr. William Prusaczyk BECAUSE OF Dr. Bob Pulliam O AGE . OCCUPATION Dr. Charles E. Seten, Jr. 0 Col-OR Dr. John D. Slightom . MILITARY STATUS Dr. A. O. Steinborn G' nf. L. i. Webb Bill Ghent Insurance Brokerage Phone CL 3-7124 Rose Bldg. Harrisburg l1271 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '59 WlLEY'S AUTO SUPPLY Compliments of JOHN MOLINAROLO Congratulations to the Class of 1959 BURROUGH'S GROCERY Phone CL 3-7702 1002 S. Granger CURTIS TV APPLIANCE SERVICE CALL CL 3-5184 313 W. WALNUT RAY BRADDOCK'S GULF SERVICE Class of '28 CORNER CHURCH AND JACKSON PHONE CL 3-7080 . HUMM AND REYNOLDS TE C0 Main cmd Church Tire and Battery Service Marfak Lubrication 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE -' U. S. Royal Tires Late Model Salvage Compliments of DON SCOTT ABSTRACT and TITLE COMPANY Harrisburg National Bank Building Harrisburg, Illinois Compliments of Harrisburg John Dunn Laine Rann Floyd Kimbro E lsham Threet James Matthews Ross Lane, Chief Pat Atkinson L1281 Compliments of AUTO PARTS COMPANY PHONE CL 3 7493 24 so JACKSON BEST WISHES To The Class of 1959 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HARRISBURG TRAMMEL PROPANE GAS CO. COMPLETE L. P. GAS senvlce T fgl h Bulk cmd Bottle Gas Q , J' Phone CL 3-7047 . E3 lf--' 5 Compliments of STANDARD OIL COMPANY 125 W. SOUTH Ph. Cl 3-7832 HARRISBURG l129I Congratulations, Seniors, from JACK'S DRIVE-IN Largest Menu in Southern Illinois 521 W. POPLAR ST. Ph. CL 3-6682 HARRISBURG, ILLINOIS Compliments of GRANT'S JEWELRY JOHN HILL TOMMY FOSIER VINEYARD'S SHOE SHOP NORTH JACKSON STREET THE MAIN TAILORS, HATTERS AND HABERDASHERS PHONE CL 3-3847 8 MAIN ST. HARRISBURG, ILLINOIS Compliments of S. S. KRESGES' I9 N. MAIN ST. HARRISBURG, ILLINOIS YOUR RECORD HEADQUARTERS SKAGGS ELECTRIC CO. ,f'T CALL . . . I 5-gif CLEANERS XX t-'Il Phone CL 3-7981 JAMES E. SCOTT 302 W. Sloan Compliments of CITY NEWS AGENCY 511 s. LAND sr. HARRISBURG, ILLINOIS I 1301 TEE SUPPLY Groceries - Novelties Rugs ond Custom Wecuving Textile Pointing FRE SH vscs TABLES AT ru: L V Lowest Prices f Always ,f YESINKUS 8. SON PRODUCE CO. WHOLESALE ONLY PHONE PHONE w. FRANKFORT Hmzmsauno Route 34 ond 'I45 So. 288 R CL 3-7053 I'IU iSbU 9, IIIiH0iS 216 N. nouol.As st. Rt. 45 AND cnuncn west FRANKFORT, zu. rmmussunc, lu. Compliments of KARL L. WALLACE Awnings - Storm Windows Screens 81 Doors see the LARK by STUDEBAKER 6+ EXIDE SERVICE Harrisburg, Illinois I'IU fi5bU 9, Illinois 9 Compliments of S Hucx and BuD's BARBER sHoP HARRISBURG, ILLINOIS Corner Jackson and Poplar Best Wishes Compliments of OTTO 8. MARVIN BARNETT PQQR BQY'5 MARKE1 D-X Petroleum Products Open 7 days ca week HARRISBURG, ILL. Ph. CL 3-7066 9 nl 9 1 l in 9 N6 'Q SOUTHEASTERN ILLINOIS ELECTRIC CO-OP, INC. Serving All Southeastern Illinois Rural Area - Owned By Those We Serve - RAINBOW'S REXALL DRUG STORE K. 1 Xb .- it if. T'L'i-E Northwes Corner Square - ' ,I Harrisburg, Illinois Phone CL 3-7877 A Graduate Registered Pharmacist on Duty at All Times ILL..- H 1.5 .. ELECTRICITY is your biggest bargain. What else gives you SO MUCH costs SO LITTLE? W I CENTRAL ILLINUIS PUBLIC SERVICE CC. BARTER REXALL DRUG STORE 'I NORTH MAIN STREET HARRISBURG, ILLINOIS Phone CL 3-7932 I 132 I Fine Watch Servicing and Fine Diamonds W and W CLEANERS -,-.,2 In I and zaig SHIRT LAUNDRY 9 407 s. Main CL 3-7891 CARROLL'S JEWELRY REPAIR Harrisburg IIO N. Vine St. Harrisburg, Illinois Compliments HAUPTMANNIS NEWHARD COOK 8. CO. Members New York Stock Exchange ROSE BUILDING Hudson Mugge, Representat Grocery 8. Meat Market Corner McKinley and Church Quality Groceries At Low Cost Phone CL 3-7068 Free Delivery For Complete Auto Service RIEGEL FARM EQUIPMENT SALES . And Accessories Come To Allis Chalmers Dealer F. W. I'IOEHN AUTO SERVICE Parts and Service 109 E. Poplar St. Harrisburg, Ill. Rt. 13 West Phone CL 3-6227 Ph. Cl 3-7254 Compliments of REEDS FLOWER SHOP Flowers and Gifts CURTIS TV For All Occasions g APPLIANCE SERVICE Call CL 3-5184 '30 wi Park 313 w. Walnut Ph' CL 3-7902 B I 133 1 Compliments of RALEIGH PACKING CO. Raleigh Brand Meats gh, III. 7 - R3 Compliments of SKAGGS PHARMACY PARKER OIL CO. Best Wfisbes from HARRISBURG- DORRISVILLE BUS LINES, INC. MCCORMACK COACH CO., INC. I31 INDEX PAGE ADMINISTRATION Bauman, H. B. ............................ .,..v.. 2 9 Beggs, Mary ....... ....... 2 8 Bell, William ..,..... ....... 2 4 Bland, Eugene ..,... ....... 2 7 Caddas, Betty ........ .-...-. 2 7 Caddas, Chester .........Y. ....... 2 9 Calufetti, Lawrence ......... ....... 2 7 Cothran, Louise ........... Y...... 2 6 Cothran, Marshall ....... ....... 2 4 Cremer, Jane ............ ....... 3 1 Davis, Alta ......... ....... 2 9 Dotson, John ........ ....... 2 8 Dunn, Helen ............ .w.---- 2 3 Foster, Lucyella ........... ....-,. 2 5 Hunsinger, Charles ....v.... ...A..- 3 0 Hunter, Wilma .......... .,..... 3 1 Lienesch, Delores ....... ....... 2 3 Longbons, Elizabeth ....... ....... 2 8 Malan, June ..............,.. ....... 2 8 Malone, Sandra ........... ....-.- 2 3 Marquess, Barbara ......... .-..... 2 3 Moifett, Faye ............ ....,.. 2 8 Parkhurst, Gordon ....... ...---- 3 0 Parkhurst, Pearl ..,..... .,..... 3 1 Patterson, Bemice .... ....... 2 3 Price, Bill .............. .-...-- 2 3 Schork, John ........ ....... 2 4 Shupe, Margaret ...... ....... 2 3 Snider, Rosalie .......... ....... 2 6 Thompson, Edwin ................. ....... 3 0 CLASSES Seniors Anderson, Elvis .................. ...4--- 3 2 Armistead, Jane ........ ....... 3 2 Barger, Linda Sue ....... ....... 3 2 Bamhill, Ben ............ ..-.v-- 3 2 Beal, Harold ........ ,--..-. 3 2 Beggs, Donald ...... ..----- 3 2 Bennett, Donna .... ....... 3 3 Biggs, Darrell ...... ....... 3 3 Blackman, Rita ........ ....... 3 3 Bowles, Edward ...... ....... 3 3 Boyke, Delores ........ ....... 3 3 Brackney, Bob ...... ....... 3 3 Brantley, Carlos ........ ....... 3 3 H351 PAGE Brantley, Paul James ......, ...... 3 3 Bristow, Earlene ...... Brown, Bill ........... Bryant, A. J ...,,....... Collins, Mary Lou .... 33 33 33 33 Cozart, Ruth Ann ........ ...... 3 3 Crawford, Ruth ........ 33 Day, Marilyn Sue ...r.... ...... 3 4 Douglas, Donna ........ Douglas, Joann .....,.. Duke, Darrell ....... Duke, Eva ......... Dunn, Marian .,..... Dutton, Grace Elms, James ....... Evans, Sharon ....... Ewell, James ......... Farmer, Jeanie .....,. Foster, Janet ......... Fowler, June ............ 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 Fulkerson, Phyllis ...,... ...... 3 4 Fuller, Charles .......... Furlong, Lowell ........ Gaul, Joseph ......... Geltosky, Sherry ...... 34 35 35 35 Gidcumh, Charles ....... ...... 3 5 Gidcumb, Elizabeth ....... ...... 3 5 Goebel, Ann ................. ...... 3 5 Gower, Linda ......... Guard, Donald ...,... Hale, Jimmie ......... Hale, John ...,..... Hall, Janet ..,........,. Hamby, Wilma ........ Harlow, Patricia ...,. 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 Henshaw, Larry ............... ....., 3 5 Hetterscheidt, Donna ........ ...... 3 5 Hicks, Charlotte ............. ...... 3 6 Hicks, Marilyn .......... ...... 3 6 Hodge, Shirley ........,..,, ,,.... 3 6 Hollerson, Jean Paul ....... ,..... 3 6 Irvin, Terry ....,.,..,........ ...... 3 6 Jarrell, Darlene ........ Johnson, Lyndell ...... Kane, Phillip ......... Karnes, Gary .......,. Lamb, Lelia ....... 36 36 36 36 36 Lambert, Wendell V. PAGE 36 Lane, Judy ................... ........ 3 6 Langford, Jerry ........ 86 Lauderdale, Jerry ....... ....... 3 6 Leverett, Cary .,..,,.... Lindsay, Sharon ........ 86 37 Loucks, Mary Lou ....... ...,... 3 7 Lucas, Jerry .............. ....... 3 7 McClusky, Alice ............. ....... 3 7 McCullough, Tommy ........ ....... 3 7 McDowell, Phillip ..,........ ....... 3 7 Martin, Dewayne ....,.. .,.,... 3 7 Maynard, Ronnie ......... ....... 3 7 Milligan, Don ....... ....... 3 7 Mitchell, Kay ............... ....... 3 7 Molinarolo, Frances ....... .....,. 3 7 Moore, David ..,.....,... 37 Moore, Patricia ...,...., ......, 3 7 Morris, Elizabeth ......, ....... 3 7 Moyer, Charles ........ Norris, Marjorie ........ 87 S8 O'Neal, Linda Lou .....,.,. ......, 3 8 Owen, Ronald ..r....,., Owens, Norma ....... Parish, Barbara ......,. Partain, Dorothy ...... Pavelonis, Bob .......... 38 38 38 Pickering, Ronnie ....... ....... 3 8 Pickford, Don .......... Pierson, Doris ,...... Potts, Myma ........... Poyner, Cecelia ........ Rann, John ......,.. Rice, Regenia ......... Roberson, Sheila ..,... 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 Roberts, Alice .....i........... ....... 3 9 Roberts, Carolyn Sue .......... ....... 3 9 Schroll, Carolyn Sue ....... ....... 3 9 Shewmake, Donna ......, ...i... 3 9 Simmons, Linda ........ Sisk, Mary Jean ........ Sisky, Mary ........... Skaggs, Linda ....... Smith, Larry ,,.,,,,.. Starnes, Lowell ........ 39 39 39 39 39 Steinbom, Roberta ...,. ....... 3 9 Stricklin, James .,...... Tanner, Jimmie ........ Taylor, Larry ........ Trammel, Carole ,..... Upchurch, Joan ........ 39 39 S9 40 I136J Vick, Delores ..,... Walker, Jeri ,...,... Walters, Jack ...... VVasson, Dale .,.,..... Wasson, Judy ......... VVilson, Lester .,.,... Winter, Robert .,..... PAGE 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 Woolcott, Mike ......... .,..... 4 0 Wren, Ruth Ann ....,............ ....... 4 0 Juniors Abby, Barbara ............,.,...,.. ....... 4 4 Abney, Gerald ....... ....... 4 4 Abney, Pat ................. ,...,,, 4 4 Abraham, Harold ........ ,...... 4 4 Aldridge, Roger ...,..... ..,..,. 4 4 Anderson, Nancy .....,. ....... 4 4 Arensman, James ............. ....... 4 4 Armistead, Maridell ......... ....... 4 4 Asbell, Ray ..............., ....... 4 4 Baker, Aileen ......... Baker, Ronald ....... Baldwin, Larry ..... Banks, Charles ....... 44 44 44 44 Bamhill, Carolyn .,.,... .,,,,,, 4 4 Barter, Jerry ......., Beck, Stanley ......... 44 44 Bennett, Shirley .,...,.. ....... 4 4 Billman, Bonnie ........ ....... 4 4 Billman, James .....,. ......, 4 4 Blades, Ronald ........ ...,... 4 4 Boatright, Delane ........ ......, 4 4 Bond, Jane ........,.... 44 Boone, Charlene ...... ...,,., 4 4 Brady, Elma ........... 44 Bramlet, Nancy ........ ...,,,, 4 4 Brasher, Hilda ....... Brinkley, Linda ..... 44 44 Bristow, Caynell .,.... .,,.... 4 4 Browder, Larry .,,,,... ....... 4 5 Brown, Marilyn .....,.. ....... 4 5 Butler, Carol Ann ........ .....,. 4 5 Butler, Danny .......... ..,.... 4 5 Byrd, Richard .......... ...,,.. 4 5 Chrisman, George .,...... ,.,,,,. 4 5 Chrisman, Rebecca ..,... .,,,... 4 5 Colbert, Howell ......., ....,.. 4 5 Conrad, Betty ......... Conrad, Larry .,..... Cox, Jerry ...,......,. Dalton, David ...,.,. 45 45 45 45 Dalton, Druary .....,.. Dardeen, James ...... Davis, Charles ........ Dennis, George ...... Dill, Patricia ....... Disney, David ........ Disney, Linda ........ Dorris, Sharon .......... Douglas, Carolyn ...... Duckworth, Carolyn Duke, Vemetta ........ Duncan, LaDonna .... Easley, Patricia ...,.. Edwards, Rita ...,...i Ellis, John ....... Estes, Sharon ....... Evans, Linda .....,. Ferrell, Coletta ...... Ferrell, Linda ........ Fleming, Iean .......... Fodor, Don ......... Frantz, Steven ........ Fritts, Linda ....... PAGE 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 .. ........ 45 45 45 46 46 46 46 46 46 46 46 46 Futrell, Sally ................. ........ 4 6 Garavalia, Rosemarie ....... ........ 4 6 Geltosky, Janet .......... ........ 4 6 Gibbs, Mary Louise ......, ......,. 4 6 Gidcumb, Beverly ...... ........ 4 6 Gooch, Miki ......,.. Goolsby, George .... Gray, Mary ......... Gregg, Johnny .....,.. Gribble, Ruby ........ 46 46 46 46 46 Guard, Mary jane ,..... ........ 4 6 Gulley, Linda .......... ....,... 4 6 Hamilton, Laura ........ .,.,,... 4 6 Hancock, Darrell ........ ........ 4 6 Haney, James ........ ........ 4 6 Hargrave, Marita ........ ........ 4 6 Hayes, Carolyn ...... Hefner, Marian ...... Henson, Donnie ........ Henson, Ronnie ...... 46 46 .. ........ 47 47 Hill, Floie ............. ,.,,,,,, 4 7 Horton, Darrell ...... ........ 4 7 Howton, Stanley .....,.. ........ 4 7 Hughes, Linda ........ Hull, Cary ........... Humm, Margie ....,. Hurst, Gloria ....... Irwin, Judy ..... 47 47 47 47 47 Jenkins, Sharon ...... johnson, Alfred .,..., johnson, Gloria ....... PAGE 47 47 47 johnson, Melvin ........ ........ 4 7 Josey, Jim ...........,. Kane, jerry ...... Kerley, L. C. ....,. . 47 47 47 Kilbum, Sandra ........,..., ........ 4 7 Kincheloe, Dow Gene .,..... ........ 4 7 Koch, Richard ,..,,,...... ,.,,..,, 4 7 Kuppart, Ann ....... Lambert, Sue .......... 47 47 Lambert, Wendell ...... ........ 4 7 Lane, Myma ....... Lanham, Miki ........ Larsson, Linda ....... Ledford, Larry ....... Logsdon, Bonnie ....... Lyon, Larry ......... Lyon, Linda ............. McSparin, Patty ....... Maddox, Gus ........... Mahaffey, Dennis ..... Malone, Candace ....... Martin, Iudy ....... Melton, Utha ........... Miller, Edward ....... 47 47 48 48 . ........ 48 48 48 . ........ 48 48 . ........ 48 . ........ 48 48 48 48 Mitchell, William ...... ...,.... 4 8 Mugge, Michael ....... Neely, Gregg ........... . ........ 48 48 Omohundo, Larry ...... ........ 4 8 Owen, Dixie ............. Ozee, Mary ...... Pankey, Jane ....... Parker, Elaine ........ Patton, Howard ....... Pearson, David ....... Pelhank, Kay ..,.... Phillips, Ioe .....,... 48 48 48 48 48 48 48 48 Pickford, john ............ ......,. 4 8 Podoriseki, Ronnie ....... ........ 4 8 Polance, Pat ............. Price, Ronald ........... Reynolds, Vincent ..... Rice, Lydia ......... Rice, Murlene .,...... Riegel, Nena ....... Riley, Connie ....... Roberts, Sandra ...... 48 49 . ..,..... 49 49 49 49 49 49 Roberts, Wendell ........ ........ 4 9 I137l Roper, Bruce ..... PAGE 49 Roper, Suellen ....... ...... 4 9 Seten, Charles ....... ...... 4 9 Shanks, Betty ......... 49 Sheldon, Donald ...... ,..... 4 9 Shelton, Sandra ........ ...... 4 9 Simmons, John ........ .A.... 4 9 Smith, Kenneth ........ ...... 4 9 Stallins, Brenda ........ .....v 4 9 Steinsultz, Eddie ...... ...... 4 9 Stone, John ........... ...... 4 9 Stout, Elizabeth ........ A------ 4 9 Sullivan, Patty ....... Swan, Jerry ....... Swann, Betty ...,,.... Syers, Dorthy ........ 49 49 49 49 Thetford, Karan ...... .-4---- 4 9 Train, Jeanie ........ 49 Vaughn, Carole ........ ,...... 4 9 Whitlock, Charles ....... ..-..- 5 0 Wiley, Cheryl .......... ...... 5 0 Wiley, Richard ........ ....... 5 0 Williams, Carolyn ....... ..--.. 5 0 Willmore, Judy ........ ,..,.. 5 0 Wilson, Shermaine Winders, Fred .......... .... Wise, James ....... Wise, Larry .,.,... Wise, Penny .....,. Woolcott, Pat ........ 50 50 50 50 50 50 Wooten, John ........ 50 Wright, Johnny .,...... ....... 5 0 York, Harry .......... ....... 5 0 Young, Douglas ........ ....... 5 0 Sophomores Abney, Frances ........... ....., 5 1 Abney, William ........ ....... 5 1 Agin, Loretta .,..,.... .....,. 5 1 Alvey, James .,.,..... ....... 5 1 Allen, Linda ....... 51 Anderson, June ..... ....... 5 1 Arensman, Bob ........ ....... 5 1 Atkinson, Chelsea .....,. ...,.. 5 1 Bardos, Carolyn ........ ...... 5 1 Barnett, Larry ....... ....... 5 1 Bamett, Lynn ....... ...... 5 1 Barton, Linda ....... ...... 5 1 Beal, Daneen ..,...... .,.... 5 1 Beal, Wilma Lee .... .. 51 l138J Beal, Wilma Rose Bebout, Charles ....... Bennett, JoAnn ....... Boatright, Dewey Boyett, Beverly ....... Bradley, Kerry ......... Brantley, Leonard Bristow, Karen Sue . Brown, Robert ,........ Bums, Francis ..,...... Burroughs, Beatrice. Bynum, Mary Jo ..... Chrisman, Kathem . Church, Michael ..... Clevenger, Ann ....... Cocke, Harold ..,.... Collins, Lewis ....... Conover, Frank ....... Cook, Joie .........,....... Cornaghie, Danny Cozart, James ..,..,.,. PAGE . ....... 51 . ,...... 51 . .,,.... 51 51 . ....... 51 . .,.... 51 51 . ...... 51 51 54 54 . ....... 54 . ...... 54 54 54 . .....,. 54 . ....... 54 54 . ....... 54 Dameron, Mary Jane ....... ....... 5 4 Davenport, Rita ....... Davenport, Sally ..... DeNeal, Cary ...... Denny, Carry ......... DeVar, Judy ........ Dillon, Jimmy ...... Dixon, Carolyn ....... Donovan, Mary ....,.. Douglas, Peggy ....... Dudley, Barbara ..... Duncan, Darleen ..... Elarn, Betty .......... Endicott, Lenora ..... English, Linda ......... English, Wynoma Escue, Charles ......... Estes, David ........ Estes, Eddie ....... Estes, Freddie ...... Evans, Patricia ....... Ewell, Harold ....,. Farrar, Charles ...,,.. Fossie, Julia .......... Fossie, Wilma ....... Fox, Rodger ...,... Fritch, Mike .....,. Fuson, Ted ....... Ganz, Bob ...,.. . ....... 54 . ....... 54 54 54 54 . ....... 54 . ....... 54 . ....... 54 . ....... 54 . ....... 54 54 , ....... 54 . ....... 54 . ....... 54 52 52 52 . ....... 52 52 . .,..... 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 Garrison, Don ........ Gates, David .......... Geltosky, Brenda ..,.... Gibbs, Jesse ......... PAG1: 52 52 52 52 Gibbs, Lyndell ............ ........ 5 2 Gidcumb, Brenda ...... ,..., 5 2 Gidcumb, Judy ...... 52 Gilliam, Charles ........ ..... 5 2 Goebel, Sue ......... Goolsby, Elmer ...... Cowen, David ........ Gribble, Lanny ...,.. Gribble, Rita ....... Gribble, Micki .....,.. Griffith, Don ....... Guard, Carolyn ....,. Hamilton, Judy ...... Hamilton, Ronald ..... 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 Hammock, Connie ......... ..... 5 2 Hart, Janet ................. Hatcher, Coralou ....... Hayes, Judy ........,... Hefner, Myma ........ Henning, Vivian ..,.,.. Henshaw, George ..... 52 52 52 52 52 52 Henshaw, J. B, ............. ........ 5 2 Hetherington, Sharon Hetterscheidt, Shirley ...... ,,... 5 2 Hicks, Nicholas ............. .,... 5 2 Hill, Bobby ......... Hilliard, Dick ..,..,.... Holland, Arthur ......... Hopkins, William ...., 52 52 52 52 James, Steve ............ ..... 5 2 Jenkins, George .......... ..... 5 2 Kames, Bobby Joe ......... ,.... 5 3 Keedy, Jack ............ Keedy, Morgan ...... Kielhom, Nancy ....... Kimmell, Bill ....... Kinser, James ...,.,. Landis, David ........ Lands, Randall ...... 53 53 53 53 53 53 53 Lavender, Linda ........ ..... 5 3 Ledbetter, Doris ....... Long, Denever ........ 53 53 Lucas, Geraldine ........ ..... 5 3 McKeever, William ....... ..... 5 3 Maszaros, Steve ...... Miller, Connie ........ Moore, Dale ......... 53 53 53 I1391 PAGE Norman, Charles ........ ........ 5 3 Norris, Barbara ...... ........ 5 3 Owen, Carolyn ...... ........ 5 3 Owen, Wendell ...... ........ 5 3 Ozment, Karen ...... ........ 5 3 Partain, Bob ......... ......-- 5 3 Partain, Bill ............ ........ 5 3 Partain, Roxanne ........ ........ 5 3 Patterson, James ........ ........ 5 3 Pavelonis, George ...... ........ 53 Piper, Danny .......... ......v- 5 3 Poole, David ....... Potter, Sam ..... 53 53 Price, Linda ............ ....--.. 5 3 Puckett, Dianna ........ ........ 5 3 Rann, Ronald .......... ........ 5 3 Recter, Nicholas ........ -------- 5 3 Reeder, George ...... ---,---- 5 3 Reynolds, John ...... -------- 5 3 Riegel, Linda .,..... .....--- 5 3 Robbins, Mary ........ --.--.-- 5 3 Roberson, Dale ...... ....---- 5 3 Salus, Bill ................ -----.-- 5 3 Schmitz, Margie ........ .....--- 5 3 Schwartz, Dixie ...... -------- 5 3 Sheldon, Mary ........ ..------ 5 3 Shelton, Carol ............ ..------ 5 3 Shewmaker, Bemie ....... -------- 5 5 Shires, Roger .............. ----.4-- 5 5 Simpson, Roy ....... Smith, Della ....... 55 55 Smith, Kay ........... -------- 5 5 Spirling, Sarah ........ ..------ 5 5 Starnes, Robert ...... -A------ 5 5 Starnes, Cecelia ...... .,.----- 5 5 Steinsultz, Freda ........ ........ 5 5 Stilley, Marlin ........ ..-4---- 5 5 Stricklin, Mary ........ ---Y---- 5 5 Stricklin, Shirley ........ -----v4- 5 5 Stump, Rita ............ ..------ 5 5 Summers, Myron .....,.. ........ 5 5 Sursa, Susan ............ ........ 5 5 Tanner, Elizabeth ...... ........ 5 5 Taylor, Norma ........ ........ 5 5 Taylor, Sue ......... Tellas, Julia ......... 55 55 Thomas, Dora ........ ........ 5 5 Thomason, Betty ........ --.----- 5 5 Thompson, Brenda ....... ........ 5 5 Towle, Cline .............. ........ 5 5 Trammell, Fred ...... .....,.. 5 5 PAGE Travelstead, Carolyn ........ ......... 5 4 Tucker, Bill ............. Tumer, Mike ..,.., Unsell, Robert ....... 54 54 54 Upchurch, Bill ........... ...... 5 4 Upchurch, Glendle ...... ...... 5 4 Utter, John ................. ,..... 5 4 Uzzle, Russell ....,.. Vaughn, Jackie ..... 54 54 Vaughn, Lynda ....,.... ...... 5 4 Vick, Paralee ............. ...... 5 4 Vinyard, Ronald ....... ....,. 5 4 Wallace, Ray ...... Walters, Mary ....... Ward, Lonnie ..,.... 54 54 54 Whitlow, Robert ....,.. ------ 5 4 Williams, Ramona ........ , ----- 54 Winters, John ......... Winters, Larry ....... 54 54 Woodruff, Linda ..,.... ------ 5 4 Woods, Samuel .,,...... ------ 5 4 Wren, Mary ........... Yackle, Patsy ........,,..............-- ----'- Freshmen 54 54 Adams, Linda .........,,...........-- ------ 5 5 Agin, Charles ...... Aldridge, Sue ......... 55 59 Alexander, Norman ...... ------ 5 5 Amberger, Judy ......... ------ 5 5 Baggott, Robert ..,...... ------ 5 5 Baker, Susan ...... Banks, Frankie .... Barnes, James ....... Bamhill, Mary ......, Barrett, Don ........ 55 55 55 55 55 Beal, Don .......,....... .-,,.- 5 5 Bebout, Alberta ......... ...... 5 5 Bebout, Roberta ....... ...... 5 5 Bensavage, Frank ........ ...... 5 5 Bluford, William ......l .....- 5 5 Boone, Bob .......... . .v.... 55 Brady, Sarah ...... Bramlet, Ruth ....,.. . ,.... 55 55 Brantly, Shirley ......... ...... 5 5 Bridwell, Joyce .....,.,. ,..... 5 5 Brouillette, David ........ ...... 5 5 Brown, Robert ....... Brown, Phillip ....,.. 55 55 Buchanan, Larry ...,... ...... 5 5 Burgin, Donnie ..... 56 l140l Bush, Barney ....., Bush, George ......... .... Businaro, Charles Cain, Dewayne .... Cantrell, Judy ....,. PAGE 56 .. 56 56 . .,.... 56 . ...... 56 Cantrell, Larry ....... ...... 5 6 Carlton, John ............. ...... 5 6 Cavender, Darrell ........ ....,. 5 6 Chrisman, Richard ...... ...... 5 6 Clark, Kathryn .....,..... ...... 5 6 Clayton, Cloe ...... r..... 5 6 Cline, Mike ........ .,,... 5 6 Coker, Martha ...... Colemen, Russell., Collins, Donald .... Cotton, Jerry ........ . ...... 56 56 56 . ...... 56 Cotton, Sarah ......... ...... 5 6 Crain, Brenda ....... ...... 5 6 Cummins, Lewis ......, ...... 5 6 Darrar, David ....,.,.... ...... 5 6 Davidson, Marilyn ........ ...... 5 6 Denny, Sandra ....... ...,., 5 6 Donovan, Peggy ....... i..... 5 6 Douglas, Carolyn ..... ...... 5 6 Downen, Gerald .,..... ...... 5 6 Driskell, Richard ,,..... ...... 5 6 Dunn, Lynda ........ Duane, Leonard .... Edward, Nancy ,... Edwards, Frances . ...... 56 56 56 Elms, Carol .,............. ...... 5 6 Endsley, Kathleen English, Bill .......... Evans, Mary Ann.. Evrard, William .. Ferrell, Dennis .... F lannell, Ed .......... Followell, Bob ...... Fossie, Wesley ...,.. Fossie, William .... Foster, Joe ..,,,. Fox, Sue ........... Foy, Edward .,.... Fritts, Terry ........ Gaines, Sharon ...... 56 56 . ...... 56 . ...,.. 56 . ...... 56 . ...,.. 56 , ...... 56 56 .. 56 56 56 . ...... 57 Gee, John ............... ...... 5 7 Gibbons, Samuel .,..... ,..... 5 7 Goolsby, Thelma .....,. ..,,,, 5 7 Groves, Karen ....... ...... 5 7 Gulledge, Karol ......... ....,. 5 7 Hall, Donnie ...... ..,... 5 7 Hamilton, Frank ...... Harold, Mary ........ Harrell, Johnnye ...... Harrod, Eddie ............. Harrawood, Gorden Hartwell, Jacquelyn Hegglin, Terry ............. PAGE 57 57 57 57 57 57 57 Henning, Patsy ............... ....... 5 7 Hetterscheidt, Dorothy ...... .....,. 5 7 Hetterscheidt, Jack ......... ....... 5 7 Hickey, Ella ..,........... Hicks, Pat ........... Hipes, Christine ........ Hom, Steven ...,........ Humphrey, Peggy ....... Huston, Henry .......... Hutchison, Donnie ....... Hutchison, Ronnie ...., Ingram, Joyce .......... Irvin, Karen ....... Irvin, Dale ............ Jackson, Sherry ........ James, Dennis ...... James, Gregory ........ Jenkins, Juanita ........ Jones, Carol Ann ...... Jones, Glendell ........ Jones, James ...,.,.. Jones, Lindall ...... Killman, Jerry ....,..... Kladiva, Allen ............. 57 57 57 57 57 57 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 Kolasinski, Kenneth ..,.... ....... 5 8 Kuppart, Nelle ............. Lamb, William ...,.... Landis, Darlene ........ Langford, Roger ...... Larsson, Lura ...... Lasserson, Jill ....., Lehman, Bill ........ Lewallen, Carl .......... Lynn, Carrell .....,..,,., McClusky, Sharon ......, McClusky, William ...., McGill, George ........ Mason, Charlotte ,..... Mayberry, Reba .,...... Meadows, Bill ......,.,. Meadows, Buddy ...,..... Melton, Modene .,,... Mick, Thomas ...... Milligan, Nina ...... 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 I141J Mitchell, Betty ........ PAGE 58 Mitchell, Dorothy ....... ...... 5 8 Moore, Dorothy ...... 58 Morris, Carolyn ........ ...... 5 8 Morris, Morse, Larry .. Morse, Ronald Moyer, Muggee, Mac.. Kathleen ...... ...... 5 8 Phillip ....... ...... 5 s Murphy, Keith Myers, Jerry ....... Nolen, Linda .. 58 58 Owen, Darrell ...,.,. ...... 5 8 Pankey, James .......... ...... 5 8 Parker, Samuel ........ ...... 5 9 Parrish, Sue ....... ...... 5 9 Partain, Larry ....... ...... 5 9 Pearson, Joann ....... ...... 5 9 Perkins, Marlene ...... ...... 5 9 Perkins, Michael ...... ...... 5 9 Pierson, Raynell ...... ...... 5 9 Piper, David ......... ...... 5 9 Potts, Judy ...........,. ...... 5 9 Purl, Edra Lynn ...... ...... 5 9 Ragon, Charles ........ Ramsey, Sharon ........ Reed, Danny ............ 59 59 59 Reynolds, Randall ........ ...... 5 9 Rice, Sara Beth .......... Rister, Judy ....... Rose, Deen .......,,.. Russ, Cinderella ...... Rutherford, Ann ...... Sanders, Janet ....... 59 59 59 59 59 59 Schmook, James .i......, ...... 5 9 Seets, Hazel ....,.... Shewmaker, Glendell Sisco, Carl ..,..,.......... 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