Lanphier High School - Lan Hi Yearbook (Springfield, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1953 volume:

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' ff: wp- - - .W 5 N' M wb at 'wif - mm yw vwwzsew Q- ii Q Y LAN HI OF 1953 PUBLISHED BY LAN-HI STAFF LANPHIER HIGH SCHOCL 'WWW 'W 'wwf f -wwf? .1 L ' N . ' '- ' - 4 1 ' ' ' wx , gh , 4 -. Qi, Y- 1 1 . ' I U j . r i, A 4 bg H fi .M -f K 41 .Y A t -A zz , F o RE2W R D These. . zthe pagqsi ' On which we hope to capture , A , An instant, a dayg Or a memorable chapter. These. . .the pages :Qu which-.there if a measgref Q 0f fkf wSSi1ie.hvirfi-j, ' j wwhkik we sliall- clinic tof treasurg. f' V Tkw-' - .uw may I On whjph than arqviretorded A Om: jajii, .our sofrouzs, A '- ly-'. , 4, Qu: effbrts well-rqwanlgd, 'I frzm . .mg pagisx 4 f PQ?i3f x SBe7eii K wifh 1n0me' ' n!.f,, frich airdff 'uf x If UW? fillfu YW' QJEPBS' ' ku L Qurlaims will nofjasgve perished. 5 lv , .4 a .' L 'I i t 4 is 1. '17 V K 1' J X V V T :'-V. . VL v1i'Sf-Iii-N - -:Mi 4. '-'4 R-'31 s W ,f AA., 7,:-Hbyf . H' X v S f Mi 3 P , R1 X .-511 9, ,V Nw, ,.Wfs1w.,,..,m-.,..f-s-. ,V Vlvfltxt' 'P , , , K , ,A ..A.mvu. thu fntllllflftlf, lln' Sl't'i1t'S 111' l F51 is T , ., . T A .1 ' V Yi . paw j 'K , ,qlyuwww ' W q,Ql,X....f,.,2..Q...m,..,w--'WWW g H1141 I lL'llI', Ill our lzumfs will I'L'lll11i!I M vnu sm' IIIUIII lluru. gg? 541 ,fa VW' 4 . ff , , D , 'fav-1.,,, A ' wh' 11 C tu f . MISS FMMA F. PAl?FrO'l l'F DEDICATION tlie Senior Closs oi tune, l953, def nve fire-ot scttistoction trorn the dedicdtion und f'JIf'PSGYllClllOIl ol tliis our l953 Lon-Hi to you, Miss Puirotto, cmd to you, Mr. Sorrells. Miss Porrotte, tlie ine-rnbers ot tlie stu- dent body osteern liiqlily your Co-operation find your willingness to ctssist whenever lielp if: needed. Vlfe believe tliot you liove lived up to tlio critoricr ol your profession, Wlticli roqniiro tlirxt you dive ol yourseli ond ol your time :rs well us ot your knowledge. We, tlie sztuclwntit cxt Lfxrnaliior ore very ctppreciotive oi your eornest endeovors to produce dt Ldnplxier Hiqli Scliool on lionor study bdll und we ure deeply indebted to you tor your ddvice ond encouroqeinent. Tlirouqli your understondinq oi students ond interest in their weltdre, you liove won tlie ddniirotion of dll tliose wlio liove been guided ond in- tluenoed by your liiqli ideols. Tlirouqli tlie dedicdtion ot tliis Lon-Hi to you, Miss Pdrrotte, advisor oi Y-Teens, teoclier, ond friend, we, tlie Senior Closs ot l953 ure rttiorded drool pledsure. Mr. Sorrells your unlimited efforts and steadfast loyalty have served to convince all who know you of the value of your friend- ship. You have proved your ability as a coach in the past years and have shown that you are a good sport both on and off the floor. The students respect you as a teacher, as a coach, and as an individual. Althouah we witness your teaching and your coachinq we realize also that many of your contributions, publicly unknown, have helped to maintain our school's repu- tation. While coachina the team consumes most of your spare time, you are always one of the first to extend your assistance in help- ina to make a success of any extra-curricular activity. And We, the Lan-Hi Staff, wish to be tho first to express our appreciation for these very qualities which have merited you this recognition. As a teacher, coach, and friend, your presence on the faculty is indeed a credit to Lanphier. MR. HOLLA C. SORHELLS LAN-HI STAFF Production Staff Co-Editors-in-Chief-Donna Stinnett, Io Ann Olivetti Assistant Editors Literary-Ioyce Lewellen, Barbara Monahan Art-Gary Drone, Ron Saathoif Photography-lack Siebert, David Komyathy Class-Robert Spring, Shirley Dunham Departments-Gary Piper Sports-Leroy Pavlik, Velcla Rutledge Club-Harry Cowan Activities-Carol Smith Typists-Norma Hollinsheacl, Barbara Rimkus Elaine Murphy Mounting-lack Phillips Finance Staff Circulation-Gloria Conway Patrons-lack Meidel, Kathryn Coleman Faculty Advisor-Nell A. Plain E61 TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction - Administration - - Class Seniors - Juniors - Sophomores Freshmen - Departments - Clubs - Sports - Patrons - - Acknowledgments Directory - - 1-9 10-19 20-41 42-51 52-57 58-63 64-85 86-1 13 114-136 138-139 139 14-U-144 :jg QL .fl as es' Q ar ,Cr fr rr Tiric' 9'rt'2I?i f,F,l',-ff-n ffl?-fr ,N- ,Q rrfffg, rr f J' rgggrfy r Ig ff! HH' la ..,, f- 5 ' 1?-F31 E M mf if f A 'V : ,jg ' 5 + . - f y:Q,ps1M1w'fSfr-,g. 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The larqe enrollrnent this year has made it very ditiicult to find ci room in which the Lan Hi staii could work. Printing costs are hisrher oach year. Many Senior students are employed after school which prevents them from Working on the paper and yearbook. The otiicers ol the present lunior Class which will have tho ro- sponsihility for puhlisirinq the Light and Lan Hi next year are already studying these problems and may he able to iind a solu- tion. A faculty committee made up oi former advisors ot the publi- cations is also considerinq ways of meeting the diiiiculties. We otior lull cooperation to the luniors in Whatever solution is reached and teel sure that the students will accept their decision araciously. We congratulate the Seniors and their advisors for lravinrr carried on successfully with the publications this year. Sinc:e:roly, C. ll. fg3'lllCKNl'fY li2l P R I N C I P A L H18 Q6 'U' wiv A-Q, If 5 1' Vi, 1 'Q MRS. DOROTHY BOEHNER Mlitfi. lllNl7 till-L Mrs, Dorothy Boehner, secretary-treasurer, and Mrs. time Hill, attondctnve ilerk, have served Lanphier loyally and efficiently this past year. Mrs. Boehner acts as secretary to Mr. Stickney and to the deans. An- Jther of her duties is that of keeping an accurate account of the financial status of the school's organizations. ln addition to these tasks, she willingly Dffers her assistance to any of the faculty who ntight have need of her secre- arial talents. Mrs. Hill performs the very irnportant job of keeping the attendance rec- Drd of each Lanphier student. Each term she prepares the honor roll for tho school. Mrs. Hill is always willing to assist the teachers in any clerical duties Nhich are Within her capacity. By their Willing cooperation these two skillful workers have become ndispensahle to Lanphier. STUDENT OFFICE ASSISTA NTS C OFFICE fiwo 'hckefs f ?teo.ae 0 Lf sg its ,-Qsxv f ff X ' , T, 3 I 'fu Ili - QQ' H' Il U ip ...... , . i ww. 1 I . im. 1 , -Lal 'ff' A ' ' 5 v . 33,4 Q ! X DtUNlT O.. LG' f I DEAN OF GIRLS Dr. Ruth O. Walker, dean of girls, performs many jobs at Lanphier. She offers her assistance to any student who is interested in going to college, finding a job, or seeking guidance in personal affairs. One of the most important jobs bestowed upon her is the supervision of all psychological testing that is ap- plied to the students. She devotes a considerable amount of time to the preparation of the school social calen- dar. ln addition to these numerous ac- tivities, she also advises the Radio Guild. The cordial manner in which she operates her office makes working with her a pleasure. lt5l DEAN OF BOYS Mr. Coby, Lanphier's dean of boys, spends many hours advising Student Council, Key Club, and City Student Council. To the members of these or- ganizations, he is an indispensable consultant and friend. He has yielded much of his leisure time to chaperoning the social activities of these organiza- tions. Lanphier's Dean of Boys issues ad- mits, arranges schedules, secures partf time jobs for ambitious boys, and coun- sels those seeking advice. l-le checks credits and keeps permanent records, also. Even though Mr. C-oby has sufficient duties of his own to perform, he is ever- ready to assist whenever he is needed. Owing to his congenial smile and his endeavors, both during and after school, Mr. Goby has made a friend of every student and faculty member at Lanphier. . . . ,f' -1. at vi -,q .,.7 -R fs lUl.IA MUDRA MQNLL iJt,'t'i'llf IOtINI1l4t,RltY ANNFI'l l'A BROOKS Hit JHKSIA Vv'tlALlIN RUSH DPCA'l'OIHE CAFETERIA STAFF Tluirx your, W53, the cafeteria stall of lmtmiliier is C'C'lE'3l7fCIllIl1l its tenth anniversary. Azz a result ol the efficient cafeteria staff om- iiloyed at luariptiifirr, students and faculty have easy awieszs to one of the reauisites fri hriallliy, IvYOClllCllVF? minds hot, nourish- miy Ittflfllil at norm. ln addition to the cafe- teria, where Hilti may zrmrtlrw a hot plate Ol lunch, the staff maintains a lunch line and also a milk line for those students who prefer to bring their own lunches. All students and faculty members able to take advantage of the wholesome fare pro- vided by these skillful cooks are areatly ap- preciative of the valuable Service which the cafeteria staff rondvrss to Lanphier. MAINTENANCE Lanphier's spotless halls, sanitary wash- rooms, and neatly arranged classrooms can be credited to the school maintenance staff. It is their duty to keep the school in perfect repair and to see that a healthful atmosphere prevails here at all times. They have done their job well, because Lanphier is noted for its cleanliness, On duty constantly, they supply Lanphier with ample reason to take pride in its enviable appearance. ALICE REFINE GEORGE EALEY FRANK OSBORNE HERMAN MESTER I the 'tl B x GARLAND GARRISON , tj 1- mlvug ,l Huy 555 . 6 Q Q . . , E,i,pcv.tt.cl --4 - f -..- ,uw .WM E 1':tAl't't 1 fililbn WJA. 1X 'tlwow O00-l'roSlfN. 071- 1 S6 Us 'che '? Je rf' +0 reef' NURSE llofidrtclies, teruporcirtures, sproins, burns our conrpetent school nurse, Mrs. Veto Cooruer, is prepored to cope with dll of them. Also, under her direction, the students ore yedrly furnished the opportunity of subject- inq themselves to such tests os will dtford the eorly discovery oi tuberculosis ond suqor diobetes, ond ruolce possible the prompt tredtrnent oi these disedses, should they bo present. For dll Mrs. Coorner's indispensoble serv- ices to Ldnphier, both students ond toculty ore exceedingly qrotelul. wg 5 . 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W1 ff:-1 'W' 1454 Q, '54 1 mg 'E gi Q63 f fm 4 Gm Qfm M41 CG! has 4-:ss Q can iff? WG' K9 wa S, C4515 W' ws Q C64 QW lat: 6 G' KW' em wx 1-sf Q 4 1 v .+4 .R gy r :V ff ,I v . ' In , V1 ' I 'x N f 7? 1 ' ,,.nq'f' ' ' ' Q-I--' .' 4 ' .- . .h 1 'fr X 1 ,--. v , r . - - 'r' . ' I ,'f K . HH K' Z h A' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS l,5o1xnr1 Sllrmell, 'l-IEZISUIEPII Elaine Murphy, Secrcluryy Ioe Borcrolt, Vice-President ,lim Clark, PI'GSldE1I'll, lunge 535 Wlrlt VVwQ1l, lVllf1SlCVlFIll, llm. 54g Shirley Needlmrn, VlC'O-l3QS1OlE'Hlj lvluxine Orme, Sevretaryg Willis Vlflxite, lrsmsurer. VIVIIUSL' 1111' II11' SL'lli0I'S fool: ut 1110111 111111 pride Tllvsc' 111'c tlw Sc'IIiUl'S Ll'111lc1'1'111ss1111'11, slvp 11si1l1'. UllAlHlvll:QN OF Gl'lADUA'l'lON UOMMl'l l'l5lj ll-yr,-.X l.f',v1'1llc211, DOHIM1 lilrczillslci, Leroy Pfxvlik, lim Clark, Borlwru Rimlzus, Shirloy Dllflllillll, Curolyrl Lymx V 1 I 1 3 X ki I7. Arifxms M. Adelmrm D. Baron M. Iivxlxluvf B. Bf1iIf'y M. Builoy wsu lwrlals of 'Wlllfll fm' l'lnsc'1I My flrcuuzs fm' zrmlllz Ulllillgll for mv. ff? AMX 1 Q '9 .GHLbL0lXIL '?JI3 l I If-I I IEALL, IULIA MAIIIII IIAIICIIOII, IOE IIAY I3uSfNIu1II 2,3,fI, Key 391. Class Olhvur 4, IIAIILO'0.', II,II,lA ANN I-lAXI,IfY, NANCY I. IILIII Bur AIWAMS, DON IE:mIIn1II I,f2,fI. 4. II:1yL'Ix, 4. AIQDELMAN, MARILYN IUNE Yffoons I, Psyvh. 4. ISACQON, IJELOIIES MAE 'I'rnmsIur S.II.S. 4. BAI ILOW, MAIIIAN I, Lcme-con I. A CuppeIIc1 Choir 2. Psyvh. 4, BAILEY, BARBARA IEAN Psych. 4. BAILEY, MARTIN EUGENE A CL1ppoIIu Choir 2,3,fI. I. Bmxrrmfl N. BuxIoy Q i 5 -Y BEARD, DAVID Stu. Count-il l Intramural l. Hi-Y 1.2.3. Math 2. A Cappella Choir 2.3.4. BOKAMP, BOB Stu. Council 2. DE. 4. Psych. 4. BOLLM A N, DON LSOURLA ND. MARILYN Band 3.4. Lanocon 4. N.H.S. 4. Psych. 4. BRIDGES, MARIAYNE Art l,2.3. Lanecon 1.2. Radio Guild 2.3. A Cappella Choir 3. Liqht Staff 4. Psych. 4. Fall Play 4. BROWN, BOB LEROY Intramural 2. Golf 2. Band 2.3.4. Key 3.4. I. Butz R. Callarrnaii F. Carbonneau B. Carver BUTZ, IEANNIE ELAINE Art l.2,3.4. Mixed Ensemble 2. Girls' Ensemble 3.4. Psych. 4. CALLARMAN, RON Basketball 1.2. Math 2. Stu. Council 3. A Cappella Choir 3.4. Boys' Ensemble 3.4. 'Icnnis 3.4. CARBONNEAU, FRED CARVER. BURT Basketball 1.2. Football l. A Cappella Choir 3.4. Psych. 4. Fall Play 4. ZW- We : IV A Cappella Choir 2.3.4. 'R fs D. Beard B. Bokamp D. Bollman M. Bourland M. Bridges B, Brown I Ilan' no riches but my tlzouglzts. l bl II KIIIIZZIII W. Chiti A. f.flI'lIIfJ I- CIIIIIC I'I,INIf, IANII I.. fu! I. Tim. Kfmlm-iI I. IJ.If. 4. f'OI.IfI'JIAN, KATIIIIYN I.zm II1 4. I'Sy4'Il. 4. I'f1iI I'I:1y 4. 1ff.1I.I.IIIIK, GLORIA MAHI.IfNIf . . , I . Il'IIIlf1.I'I Wcxva-:Iy IIMII C'UIvIII11, VONNIII IDI. fI. I'::yI'Ix. fl. VC JNI JIIY, CQAIIC JI.I'f A lhxpyv-II11 CTImir 4. Ari fI,I. f2.A.A. I. Inn II1 fI. Y 'IV-om: I. I+1II IIIIIY 4, VUNNI DI,.I', I'!IAIIGAI'II I' IIIIIIIQIPI II.A. 3. I 'V+ I CIIISM, RAYMOND IiOI5I'fIw I CrrI1m:I1w1 2,3,'I. CHI! I, GEORGE WAYNE Trunsfer Virdml High 3. A Ccppe-III1 Choir 3.4. CIHILLO, AMELI A G.A.A. IQ. CLARK, IAMFS G. Class Officer 3,4. I-IifY 1,2. MUII1 2. N.H.S. 4. Siu. Council I,2. Band 1,2,3,4. Orchestra 4. Key 3,4. K. Colpmcm 4 Lo xox G. Combs C. Condry M Lonnolo fm'- CONWAY, GLORIA G.A.A. 12. Lanuvon 2,34 Lall-I-Il 4. NILS. 4. Band 1,2,3,4, Orvhcslra 4. O. 6-S. 4. LOOK. llM EDWARD Intramural l,2,3,4. Ari l,7,3,4. Ili-Y 3,4 L. 2,3,4. lui IIIL IIIIS mn 1 psyd, 4, L Baseball l,2,l3,4. CHARLES W. CCDURTWRIGI-IT Foollnall 1. Track l. A Cfrghpella Choir 4. COVELL, SHIRLEY Y-Teens l. A Cappella Choir 3,4. G. Conway 1. Cook C. Courtwriqht S. Covell H Cowa A Darran D. Davenport S Denton 1-I Dernoncourl l. Dissen COWAN, HARRY LEE Basketball lp Football 1, Track lg L 2,3,-4. Key 3,4 Lan'I'Ii 4. N.I-LS. 4. Q. 6 S, 4. Manager F 6- B 2. DARRAN, ALBERT Basketball 1. l-li-Y l. Malh. 2: Baseball 3,4. Football 45 L 4. DAVENPORT, DELORES MARIE Transfer S.l-LS. 3. Psych. 4. DENTON, SHIRLEY 1, G.A.A. l. Math l. Lib. 2,3,4. A Cappella Choir 4. DERNONCOURT, HARRY EDSELL Intramural 27 Tumbling 3. A Cappella Choir 3,4. I-li-Y 3,45 Psych. 4. DISSEN, IOHN R. 1 77 I III-II NI1I.I., IIIIAIII DN I'::yf'I1. fi, IIIII INIQ, CSAIIY AI.AN Art I,7,3,f1. Kriy 2341. I.IlII iIi fi. I'r1II Iwlfiy fi. N.II.S. 4. Sim, Cfwilivil I, 1.1. 61 fl. 4. I1IIKII'I I', IM JN IJIINK TAN, AIII.IINIl IOYI TI. IJIINIIAM, SHIRLEY ANN A 671151514-IILI Choir 3,4. 4.IirIS' I7'iisvriiIuIfr 4. f1,A.A. I, I,1xl1IIi fi, IIII1, ffmiriril 4, Y 'lbviis I. N.II.fS. 4. IJIINLAIJ, I.II,LIAN If. I':syf'I1. fi. S, Drondd G. Drorio A. Diin-.wiri S. DLIIIIILIIII IVI. Inlwriiflzz I- FI1'if'I II. I'.W1-II II. Iiirlrw' EDWARDS, MAIKIANNII Lunovon 2. Psych. 4. Y-Icons I,2,I5,4, ENGEL, FRED I. Truck I. Inirumurui 2,3,fI. Band I,Z,3,4. Orc'IiesI1'c1 3,4. Key 3.4. HWIIIII, DOIIOTIIY RUII A Ccippollfx Choir 3,4. G.A.A. I,2,3. Lrmecon I,2,3. Radio Guild 2. IIsIiQroIIQs 2,3,4. N.I'I.S. 4. Siu. Ccmnvil I. FAIIIJEY, DUN A Iyffipiwilfx Choir fi. A Cuppolhx Choir 2,3,fI. I D. Dukolt L. Diiiihip ey lliflc in our lzcarls and sim' v S Ferchow D Finley B Piclllwaek E Flieqe FROMM, FRED Basketball l,2,3. Football I. Track l,3,4. Art l,2. L 2,3,4. Psych. 4. FEORGE, LARRY Band l,2,3,4. At 1. IHIIIUII the tcm 1111 r Psych, 4. GIGANTI, ANTHONY I. Intramural 3,4. A Cappella Choir 2. Psych. 4. Baslcetliall l,2,3. VENS, DELORES S. FERCIIOW, STUART GALE Band 12.3. D.E. 4. Psycli. 4. FINLEY, DAVID Intramural 2. FIRTI-I, PRISCILLA IANE Art I,2,3. Lanecon l,2. Lib. 3. Psych. 4. Stu. Council 2,3. FISHBACK, BILLIE LOU A Cappella Choir 3,4. Psych. 4. Y-Teens I. FLIEGE, EDWIN E. Band I,2,3,4. Key Club 4. N.H.S. 4. FORD, I-IUGIIETTA A Cappella 3,4. L. George D. Givens I2l.A:1i I 'I Il 'I, NNI lhsyviz. AI. Immm Q1111InI 3,4 LJOISLEIVI AN, DON Buskwtb :ll I ,fI. Efay-'IL 4. GOIVIES. IACK W. Golf 2. Hand I,2,3,f1. III Y 12. GREEN, LOIS ELLEN Lfmnevon I,'2. Lib. 3. IDSYVII. Hrxdio CvuiIfI 2. Fcxli Plrly 4, . Guy . IIFIILIY I nw N. Ghxsscouk D. Golwlenum I. Gomvs L. Gwen GRIFFIN, URSULA CATHERINE Transfer U.A. 3. Psyuh 4. GUY, IFIENE Psych. 11. IIAIVIMONS, SIIIRLEY IIANKINS, IIM Rulskullwll I. Pszywh. 4. Slu. Cmlnril Ili. HARDY, CHARLES I341::eImll 3. Imocllulll I. 'I'mcI-c I. Hmmd l,2,3. III Y I. Slu. Cmmuil 3. I'IA'I'CjIIEII, KEN IVI. A CiVII7l'Vf'IIxI Choir Psyvh. 4. I HU 1 I. Henry V. Henson N. Henterseher R. Herron IIOLLINSHEAD, NORMA Stu. Council l. G.A.A. l,2,3,4. F.T.A. 3g Y-Teens 3. Lonecon 2.3.4. Light Stoll 47 Psych. 4 Nl-LS. 4: Lon-Hi 4. Q ci S. 4. IIUDSON, DONALD K. Tmcl: lp L l,Z,3,4, Bosoboll 2,3,4. licisketbcll I,2,3,4g Psyc HUGHES, IETTA G.A.A. l,2. Alt 2. llmiio Guild 2,3. A Ctippoiln Choir 2,3. Lila. 45 Psych. 4. IRWIN, GENE Psych. 4. IACZKSON, DON ELDON A Cunpellu Clioir 3.4. IOIINSON, BETTY LOU Psyvli. 4. VII I IILNI-KY, IOIIN Tirtck lp llootlrull Ig Bosketlnflll l,2,3. HENSON, VENITA Moth 2. HENTERSEHER, NANCY LOU Stu. Council l,2. G.A.A. l,2,4. Bond l,2,3,4g Psych. 4. Class Officer 3. HERRON, RICHARD ALLEN Football ly Intramural l,2. Tumbling l,2,3. D. Hudson D, lorclcson ffbism - -lf-' I lc lillszlnmf- K1f4'l1ll11l11 Url zvrs bring Illc' PNN D, lowes M. Kovlixinxli l'fO1viYIx'l'llY. DAVID Bcmcl 1.2.3.4 Oicfhesircx 4. l'livY 1. Lim-lli 4, N.l'l.S. 4. O. ci S. 4, KRATZER. SHIRLEY AILEEN All 1.2. lxflfllll 2. l'::yul1. 4. KRONZ. OTTO 'I'mf'k 4. Irilmmuml 1.2.3.4 A Ccrppellu Choir 2.3.4. Ho 6' Ermemble 34 ya . . . Mixod Erismulilo 2.3.4. Ari 1 P 3 4 KUTZORA. FLORENCE Lrmmton 1.2. Mcitli 2. Psyuh. 4. M. lOllN131'l'OlXll3. 111X1 ljllslcullmll l. Golf 1.2.3.4 lONES. DWAYNE Swim T. 2. Truck 2.3.4. Crosscouritry 2. Immmuml 1.2.3.4 Stu. Couuvil 1.2.3. L 3.4, Art 1.2. KACZINSKI. DONNA IEAN A Cmppellu Choir 3.4. Girls' Erxseuilvlv 3.4. Art 3. Psych. 4. Tmnslcr S.11.A. 3. KOCHMAN. ARNOLD E. 'lwmck 4. Crosscouutiy 2.3.-1. lf'lll'l1!HUI'OIl 1.2.3.4 Lan-Hi 4. lVlcI1li Club 2. Radio Guild 3. KOCHMAN. MARGARE1' G.A.A. 1.2.3. Psyvli. 4. KODR1C1'1. PATRICK Baseball 2. Basketbcxll 1.2. Fooibnll 1.2.3.4 Trcivlc 1. P. Kodrivh 2.3.4. D. Kuvziiiski D. Komylxllly S. Krulzeir O. Kionz 12 Kulzorii 5. -ml : 1 LAMRERT, GEORGE LEE Siu. Council l. Intramural l,2,3,4. A Cappella Choir l,2,3,4. Boys' Ensemble Z,3,4. Key 2,3,4, Track 4. Fall Play 3. N.H.S. 4. LANDIS, ROBERT K. LARGE, DAISY EMELINE Psyvh. 4. LEWELLEN, lOYCE G.A.A. l,2,3. Art 2,3,4. Uslxereltes 2,3,4. Class Officer 3. Lan-Hi 45 N.I-LS. 4. Q. 61 S. 4. P Loveless C Lynn D. Maisenbacher T Malhcoat M Marler C. Mason G. Lambert R. Landis D. Larqe I. Lewellen LOVELESS, PATTY Psych. 4. LYNN, CAROLYN LOUISE Y-Teens lg Uslrerettes 3,4 Choir 2,3.4. Mixed Ensemble 3,4. MAISENBACHER, DON Tumlxlinq l,2,3. A Cappella Choir 7,34 MALLICOAT, TOM lntramural l,2,3,4. Psych. 4. MARLER, MARIAN HELEN Art ly G.A.A. lg D.E, 4. A Cappella Choir 4. MASON, CECILE l33l lJl1'Kll'iAlJY. DE E'l l'A M1-CJULLOUGH, BARBARA IO ANN llllllflfllfxl Cifulcmmclo 3. MEIDEL. lACK liimrl l,7.3.4. lfm-lli 4. O 6. 0 4, U Nllb, 4. MERNIN, GEORGE P. Stu. CC!l1lll'll 3. 'l'r11c'lc 4. Psych. 4. N.l LS. 4. MEYER, LOUISE A. C.A.A. l,2, Mrxtli 2, A ffiiympellmi CliOir 2.3.4. llzlrlio Guilcl 4. Llqhl Stull 4. N.ll,S. 4, CJ. 6. S. 4. MEYER. SHEILA M. Ari 2.3.4. Rfiriio Guilcl 3. Lila. 3.4. A Crlppelu Choir 2.3.4. Mixvrl EIlSOIlllJlL 2.3. Girls' Emsvuxllln- 4. N.ll.f5. 4. R. Milvhvll ll. lVlonulm11 Ci. lVlOf1lO Mggyrp D. McCmCly B, MCCullouql1 G. Mfwrniu L. Meyer MITCHELL. EE'l l'Y LOU Siu. Council l, D. E, 4. MONAHAN. BARBARA LEE Stu. Council l, A Cappella Choir 2.3.4. Owls' Ensemlnlo 2.3.4. Lon-Hi 4. N.H.S. 4. Psyvll. 4. O. 6- S. 4. MONTO. GEORGE Tulck l.2.4, Rille Teum l. Cross-Country 1.2.4. I11tmu1u1'ul l.2.4. A Cappella Choir 2.4. Ari 1.2.4. Key Club 3.4. . Boys' Ensemble 4. Hi-Y 4. Radio Guilfl 4. N.H.S. 4. MOORE. IACK Art l.2.3.4. Psyrlm, 4. M. Moreland W. Moslce IVIUENCI-I, GEORGE MURPHY, ELAINE Class Officer 4. Lanecon l,2,3,4. N.l-LS. 4, Lan-Hi 4. Ushereties 3,4. Q. 6 S, 4. NEECE, CONNIE NEEDHAM, SHIRLEY LORAINE Class Officer 4, G.A.A. ly Psych. 4. Siu. Council 2. Y-'l'eeris 2. NELSON, NONA G.A.A. l,2,3,4. Light 4. Psych. 4. Y.F.C. 4. Q. :S-S, 4. NEVILL, BARBARA LO Psych. 4. Y-Teens l,2,3,4. I35l MORELA ND, IVIARLE Lanecou l,2,3. Y-Teen 1. MORRIS, DONNA ANNE G.A.A. I. A Cappella Choir 2,3,4 Math 2. N.l-LS. 4. Stu. Council 2,3,4. Usherelles 2,3,4. MOSKE, VVILEY ROGER MOTTAR, BOB G. Muench E. Murphy C Neoce S. Needham N. Nelson B Nevill H. Nmfvitl L. Olive I, Olivwlli CXZHCURNII, f3llllll..EY lOY A Uxppeellfx Crlllfllf 4, 'llf41l'lSlf?l' Wyzxrmcrl, lll. UV FIHMAN, BEVERLY A Cfuppollll f,fllO1f l,2,3,4. Psyvll. 4. l A'l l'ON, IOYCE CAROL ff l.LlI1C?i'fJll Z,.4,fl. llsywll. fl. l'A VLIK, LIIROY STEVE lhxsfrlwlll l,Y,li,fl. llf,1::kf-lla-xll l,Z,Il,4, lllllfllllllflll lj. lnnlli 4. 2,fi,fl. fllll, ffmxrlvil l, CJ, 6. S. 4. l'l'l.llll, llRl.lS l'3OllliNli A flrlpllvllll Cfhrflr' 23,4 G.A.A. I. Lf1r1fw'r+r1 IQ. l'1sywI1. 4. l'llILl,.lPS, HXFIK LEE llfxfavlmll l,2,f3,4. llllfikplllllll I,2,1i,fI. llflfllllllll Ii. L 2,3,4, l'::yc'l1, 4. lun H1 4. ffl6l NEVVI 'lj BEVERLY LOHRAINE Art 2. G.A.A. l,7,3,4. Lcxzlmfun l,2,3,4. Lilw, l. OLIVE, LEONARD Baseball 3. Bnsketlmll l,7,3,4 Truck l,2,4. L l 7 3 4 OLIVETTI, IO ANN Tumbling l. Class Oflirer 3. Lunecou l,2,3,4, Lam-Hi 4. Lilv, 27 O, 6. S. 4 ORME, MAXINE Atl l,2,3,4. Psych. 4. Cluss Olficor 311. S. Osborne B. Overmcm P1 wu L. Puvlik U Pfluq I Phxlllps PIIILMON, RON Stu. Council l,2,3. A Cuppellu 3,41 Psych. 4. Liqlit Stuff 4. PIPER, GARY LEE Eootbull I, 2. Intrczmurul l,2,3,4. A Cappella Choir Z,3,4. Art I,2,3,4. Clctss Officer 35 Key 4. Lon-Ili 41 Psych. 4. POWERS, MARILYN IOYCE G.A.A. Ig Y-Teens I. Art 2: Rudio Guild 3. A Cuppellu Choir 3. Psycli. 4. RESSLER, IO Transfer, S.I-LA. 2. Art I,2p Lon-I-Ii 4. Psych. 4. Stu. Council 4, Eoll Plcly 4. RIBAR, PEGGY LOU Lonecon I,2,3,4. Light Stctif 4. RICIITER, R. RANDY Art I,2,3,4. EEA. 2, D. E. 4, Psych. 4. B. Rimkus M, Rirmug P. Roberts D. Robinson R. Philmon I. Ressler G. Piper P. Ribcir RIMKUS, BARBARA Tumbling Ip Art I. Lonecon l,2,3,4. A Cappella Choir 3,4 Poll Ploy 4. RINNUS, MARILYN Tumbling I. A Cappella Choir Z. ROBLIRTS, PATRICIA ANN Lcznecon I. ROBINSON, DELORES MAE M. Powers R. Richter lint 111' arc still quita' poor l157l IIOCJIIIIS, RQSITMARIEI G.A.A. l,2. Siu. Cwunwil l,2,3,4. YI:-rms 3. I.lqhl Slrlfl fl. I'syf'l1. 4. ROSS, ROR All l,2,:I,4, Busfelmll 2,3,4. L 2,3,4. Lxrglll Stuff fl. Psyrlx. 4. Q. 6- S, fl. RUSSELL, LQAROLIQ Psyvll. fl. Full Plrxy 4. RU'I'I.EDGE, VIQILIDA L, Art Ig Y-Teens I. G.A.A. I. A Cuppollu Choir 3,4. Psycll. 45 Lon-Hi 4. SAAIIIOFF, RONALD LIIE I Inlmmurcxl l,2,3,4. , Art I,2,3,4. I Siu. Council 213: Key 2,3,4, Class Officer 35 Lan-Hi 4. N.H.S. 4: O. G S. 4. SACCOMANO, VIRGINIA R. Rocfers E, Ross l,lIHl'1'OI1 lg Psych. 4. V. Rullvclqe R. Sunlllofl Ii. Sf'l1wf1rl,f:rfx F. Soovoxs G. Sell I. Srhlvuqqio SCllWAl'II5lll-IG, ISAR BARA RUTI'-I G.A.A. I. Lcmeron l,2,3,fl. Lib. 3. Psych. fl. SERVERS, FAl'l'll ERNA Moth 2. Psyrh. 4. NIIS. 4. SEIZ, GARY KIINI Foollmll l. Iixsolmll l,3. lIlll'C1ZTlUILIl I,2,l3. A Ccippollax Lllmlr lI,fl. SIQLVAGGIO. IASPEII Busolncxll 2. A Cuppolln Choir 3. Key 3,4. C. Russell V, Sacvorxxllno lfm tl1vrv'ru llI'L'llHIS wt to In' fonml I SIEBERT. IACK Key 3,4, Lan-Hi 4. NI-LS. 4. O. 6- S. 4. SMI'I'H, ALBERT ERNEST Band lg Baseball l,2,3,4. Basketball I,2,3. Football l,2,3. Track ly L 2,3,4. Psych. 4. SMl'l'll, CAROL ANN Transfer U.A. 2. Lan-Hi 4g Psych. 4. SMITH, SHIRLEY Lanecon l. G.A.A. 2,3,4. Psych. 4. SPRAGUE, SHIRLEY Lanecon lg Psych. 4. SPRING, BOB Intramural 2,3,4. Key 3,45 Lan-I-Ii 4. Psych. 4. Q. :St S. 4. S Steiiimutz I. Stewart D Stirmett I. Tanner A 4 I. Siebert A. Smith C, Smith S. Smith S. Sprague B. Spring STEINMETZ, SANDRA IO G.A.A. l. Lariecan lg Psych. 4.- STEWART, IOHN Stu. Council 2. Radio Guild 2,3. Math 2. Class Officer 3. A Cappella Choir 3,4. Key 4. STINNETT, DONNA Art ly Ushers-ties 3,4. Lariecon 3,4. Class Officer 4. Lan-Hi 45 N.I'I.S. 4. O. 51 S. 4. TANNER, IOHN 50 I39l Il'L' svcl: the rom lzappiucss if -WR V' il il as lt sl. 'l'l'lOMPSON, UXCK L. A Cappollux LillC7llk l,Z. Faskotlwall l,7,3. Foatlmll l,2,3,fl, L SA. TOBIN, SHLILA Transfer S.l-LA. Z. Radio Guild 3: Psych. Lan-Hi 45 Fall Play 4. 4. 'liliS'l'liNSKY, l-'RA NCES 'l'UIlLlQY, HM ll. Tumbling 2. Baskelball 3,4. Hi-Y 3,45 L 2,3,4. Baseball l,2,3,4. lrliramural l,2,3,4. UMBENHOWER, LEWIS lR. Football 1,45 Psych. 4. J WAINWRIGHT, HM If iiii W Football lg Math 3. Art l,2,3,4. A l 1. l 'l'lirm1p:son S. Tobin F. Trslensky N4I.?gPLg?1G Chou 2'3'1 J. 'luilrry L. Umliczriliowcr, lr. I. Waiiiwriqlil Fall Play 4. M. Watkins W. Wood li. Woicllor B. Woiiiiruli VVfX'l'l'flNf5, MAl'iVlN L. A Cayiircllsi Clioll fl. Vv'l'ElD, WALTFYR RONALD llmllifxll l,flg rlvfllkqli l,4. lntmmurfxl 2,3,4. All l,2,3,4. lioys' Prismnlwle f3,4. Mixcid Erisemlvlo 2. A Cappella 2,3,4. lilly 3,45 Class Officer 4. L' Iruwl rrvll mul fax! Wl ll Plllll, liO53ALllf KA'l'I ILIINNE li Cfififwllil Cliull lirzclio Guild 2. lniiiwvrin l,2,I3. 3111. Cfmirivil I,Z,f5,fl. Vily f:OL1l1L'il I,7,Ql,fl. I. WlIlN'IllUB, BAlil5AliA 1 , lixriw-ori l,Z,J,4. l-'.:vc'l1. 4. ANN l-'llll WENLE, ALICE D. E. 11. WHITE, VVILLIS A QTGDIBCHYI Cjhljil 2,34 3,47 Tootlhull 3,4. Tmck 47 Clcxss Officer WISE, BARBARA IOAN Trcmsfer Athens 4, Fcxll Play 4. N.Ii.S. 4. YANNONE, MILLIL A Cf411vprJ1lL1 Choir 3,4 YUNG, G. ALLEN Buskotbull l,2. P1111 Play 4, YUHOPF, BILL L. PSYVLL. fjlll' IIIL'HI0l'iL'S will 401111 11'i1l1 IIS As long as ll'l.' 11111l:v II A vvemp W whiff: B Wm IIISI M Yunmm G Yung Yum A 4 6 0 Hai u - 4 asf? ig 'grlll -ini! ,fx . su 1 I Q xi A E! 'lf lf? N X ,J-ff t l , , A 2 f 7 R , l ff if V X W 2 QM . ' - . :eg -Y , Z if s L X L ' ' 1 K ' 'vu S . L W ' U - - ,. A f--W ,. I W , Y - 's .. f 2 M I . .' A . I V TT I. 1 - Q. ' K w i' . as 'N .- , 'Q ,w ', ' 1,371.1 . 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KREPPLRT, CAROLYN KUHN, DAVID LQBRIER, CAROL LANHAM, IOYCE LAVIN, PAT LAURENT, RAY LAURENT, BOB LEE, IO ANN LITTLE, LARRY LOFBOOM, PAT LUCASEY, RAYMOND LYNCH, ELAINE MALSBEURY, RETA MARTIN, RAY MARTIN, ROBERT MARTIN, ZELLA MASLAUSKI, BILL MATEIKA, PATRICIA MCCARTY, IEANNE MCCARTI-IY, IO ANN MCCLURE, DONALD MCCORMACK, SHARON MCFARLAND, RAY MCMULLEN, CHARLES MEADOR, DALE METZGER, DOLORES MILLER, MARILYN MITTS, KENNETH I 47 I MOATS, MURIITL MOHR, PAT MONSON, IO ANN MONTONYE, TANYIA MOORE, JOHN MOROZ, DRURY MOSKE, CHARLES MURRAY, HAROLD NAPIER, ROBERT NAUMANN, CLAUDIA NELSON, IAN NELSON, FRANK NESBITT, MARILYN NEVITT, IEANETTE O'CONNOR, RHETA OLMSTEAD, VIVA O'NEILL, BOB PADGET, GLEN PARKS, BARBARA PARNELL, BOB PATTON, NORMAN PIERCE, BETTY PRINZAVALLI, VITO PURVES, I.ARRY RAMEY, PATRICIA REDDING, PAT REES, SONDRA REESE, LELAND I 48 I Iilf'I1ARlJt7, CAROL RIMINI, ELEANORE ROBERTS, IOE ROY, BEVERLY RUMBLE, IUDITH RUSH, RICHARD RYAN, IOSEPH SANDS, GORDON SCHEUERMAN, DAVE SCHMIDT, MARY SERVERS, SYLVIA SHARP, ALLAN SHEPARD, IEANETTE SHERROCK, CAROL SKODA, KENNETH SMITH, LAWRENCE SMITH, STU SMITH, TOM SPENT, BOB SOUIRES, WILDA STANBERRY, DELORES STARLING, CHUCK STEWARD, LINDA STOUTAMYER, HARRY SUTER, PATRICIA SUTTON, IOHN SUTTON, GARY TAYLOR, RICHARD T491 TIIIIISSIIN, IIAIIIIAIIA THOMPSON, DOLORES THOMPSON, ELEANOR THOMPSON, MERLE THORNBURGH, PAUL THORNBURG, SUE TINSLEY, FRED TRAYLOR, VINCENT TRIPPEL, CHARLES TUCHMA N, ROBERT VALENTI, BOB VANCE, CHARLES WALL, ROBERT WASHINGTON, LILLIAN WATERS, SANDRA WEIDLER, VERNA WEISSBERG, NANCY WEST, MELVIN NVI-IALEN, SHARON WHEELER, MARILYN WIIEELING, LUCILLE WHITMORE, IAMES WHITNEY, KING WI IITTAKER, LIZABETH WHITWORTH, CHARLENE WILCOXON, KENNY WILLIAMS, DEAN WILLIAMS, PAT I 50 I X '5 , is , ,CT wif .J 9' .NWVX Wi pb 4: 1 uf 'la i 7 v u,,,. A I M I -4 J ?fE i i'if ROW l Bailey, lack L., Ballard, Bev- erly Sue, Bartoloniucci, Nancy Io, Baker, Ronald Leo. ROW 2 Adams, Aileen Alice, Bartlett, Dorothy leanne, Barliclc, lohn Louis, And- orson, Georgia Marie, Barrow, Nancy Lou. ROW 3 Baines, Marqie leanette, Bart- lett, Helen Agnes, Anderson, Don T,, Ani tonacri, Vick Eugene, Ankroni, Gloria Anno, Ball, Io Ann. ROW' l Brunner, Patrick I., Burtlo, Charles Edward, Callarinan, Ianico Sue, Burton, Marie Catherine. ROW 2 Burris, Mary, Burns, iarkie, Brooks, Ron, Bauqh, Marcella Dolane, Campo, Carrie Catherine, ROV! 3 Bushnell, Eleanor, Campo, Ann- otte, Cain, Edward Allen, Broch, Richard Lire, Bunch, loe E., Bryant, Roe Nan. ROW 1' Bresler, Ellen Ann, Blis- set, Rose Mary, Beard, lvlaiy, Bolt, Charlotte Mae, ROYN 2 Beja, Steve, Behl, Shir- ley Eloise, Bourland, Rohert Lowell, Bedolli, Charles, Barron, Barbara. ROVV 3 Boyle, Bruce, Borhness, Robert, Bray, Charlotte, Bressan, Louis P., Bratz, Bill, Bentley, Darryl Eugene, l53l ROW l COX, Vicltili Cfzriy, In Ann, Ccxstleinan, Patsy Mario, Cllr pranica, loanne Theresa, ROW 2 Capranira, losupli Mi- chael, Craiq, Helen, Crawford, lfiifk Lee, Daniels, Barlvrira Ann, Clam, Don. RONV 3 Cordier, Marilyn lean, Crirtwriqlit, Eddie, Clark, Drive L., Carrier, Norman K., Cory, Franlzlin Gene, Cloud, Arlan, ROW l lUQ1'c1toir1v, C11ml1v Dil I1-y, P11t1i1ri11, Ffnlmw, l11111r1::, Elrlvr, l.11 VVIUVF. HOW 2 Dodd, lDo1111:1, l'P1Gi1o l1111111, 111111057 lD1?11111111'o111t, N11111'yg lJ11111'1111, Wlllllllllj Fllillfll, D1'1n11l1'l. HOW 3 FOr1.1us1111, R 11 s 11 I 1 og Vlieqo, Arthur, Duko, Gorrlony His: rv11k11tf, Ri1'l11.111ly Dwlfroix, Hi-'l11111'ly lJiGi1nv11111111, FV11. HOW l ll11y111-us, Elf,-111101, llutrh, MfIlllf'I, ll11tl1111111, Mmryg H111l111i11, lwlm. HOW 2 HD111lG11::011, H11rl111r11, ll11ll, Mf11y, llmgvlo, BG1'r111r1l, ll1,11t, M111ilyn, ll11111111o11s:, V11lon1l111. HOW 3 ll1111sto11, Nflfllllf l-l11rr1s, Hfmlwrty l'l1ll, Nwttmp H O Tl Tl cr S S 11 y, Il11w1111t, lllltlfllbffltlfl, P11t1'11'i11g llill, llfllttlllff. is ROW l lonos, l111'l-:log longs, D1:1'1'0ll K11s11, luli1111117 l111'11w11y, N1111. RCW 2 Knox, B11rl111r117 Kflnlfbp, l?o1111l1ly l'lud1ll12St1v11, 'lhrwrosin Cl11111, lohng lulius FtosPtt11, ROW 3 Ki11c11i1i, Earl, Nlkn, Robert, lot111so1'1, l.11u1'9111'ey Hudson, Normg Know ski, lolmy Downey, Iemy, ROW l Goxlncttt, l111'l-1, Gutton, Clur 01110, FQlQ1'Ci11, lvluryg Gil111o1'0, Fr11r11:Gs. HOW 2 Furmw, P1,1t1iri11p Fritslmr NOfI11kIHQ Furry, Mvrlvg Gorlwott, Tom: Gaither, P11t. HOW 3 H11l11, ltllllfxilj Gmxcl, L1l11p Gerdinq, H11111y, ll111vQy, DO11: G1,11'fl11 Kathy, Guy, Ch1,11lo11o. 1541 ROW' l Lael, Mrrrrrie, Krrrppert, Bery Lazar, Gary, Krrnr, Carolyn. ROW 2 Landers, Clara, Marbold, Doris Mrlrelsir, Steven, Lcecly, lonnie lo, Large, ? Laura. ROVV 3 Mari, Deanne, Koonlz, Iuno Howard, Madison, Muclra, lanies, Malen- sky, Marilyn, Luke, Hazel. ROW 1 Prscilelli, leanne, O'Conner, Carol, Owens, Marrorieg Pierce, Victor. ROW ll Painter, loan, Reed, Roberi, Orrne, lcanne, Pialorsi, Frank, Price, Ernrrra. ROW 3 Porry, Rosolla, Ray, Prank, Powell, loyce, Nolson, llarry, Randall Anfrsrrep Rinnus, Vlfilliarrr. ROW lf Moore, linr, Napier Carol, Montgomery, lohn, I-liblns Rose Mary. ROW 2--Minder, Anna, Mcliain Rick, Miller, Ioyce, Nevitt, lim, Neal, Shirley. ROW 3fNaTion, Georgia, Fin dorff, Richard, Mayer, Patricia, Kovalik, lrv, Mathis, Dorothy, Mil ler, Larry. E551 ROW lf-Schroeder, Mary, Riech Iohn, Sanders, Angie, Ramey, Carl ROW 2 -Scherf, Marjorie, Schull? Don, Schmidt, Barbara, Robinson Woodrow, Sanders, Sherril. ROW 3--Rowland, I-larry, Roh- erts, Joanne, Richter, Larry, Schlos- ser, Dolores, Robinson, Don, Rich- ards, Lois. 1 4,1111-I Aung :ANI I 'I'1IIIImI, Iv IIIII-I11, IIIII, -uI4fII1', 1IIirI1'y, L,'I1I1:s1, IIIII, IIIIW 7 llIuIwr, IIII,m1Ixg f9II1III1':s, I IIIIII: iTIf-wwrl, IIIIIIII, MIIMIIIIIIII, I wrfyfg llmfplzc, IIIIIIIIII-1. IIIJW II M C,fIunfII, I-III, I'lIr 1111 xIIyg C'l::IvI, II11Iwg N1r'w'wI1I, IIIIUI I III fs, i?yIv11 I1III1II,f III. ixi We In I-1'T1'lI.' I V ,I 11, IIII14' 'N111-', IH -.'1-:Ivy YI lm III l'Ixl1'I1IIg IYVI 'III' If II, ICIVJ fl IIIIf1Ivf1fIi II zlvwyp I'xI I II, IvII1r1vg VI.'lI,Iffr1, I-I IIIIII, YI1::I:vI1-:, lmivg I.I'4IIII'lIII.I, WIIII mm. 'IIIYX' ,I XNIII1, IM, IIII:1IIf Ig II1'Il' IIIIIIII, Ivf-Ik'l.' !.I1f1Ix1, II IWII: 'III-I I I II- II I IIIf IHIII HOW I ScvwIv, I'I:IrivIc5 Smith, XXIII-I Imam, SIIIIIM, IIIIIMI Iwmxmvisg SIIHIUI I,o1,1i::v M. RCW fl SimImoIII1, IQAIIII, Smith, SIIIX IIIIQ Sivffvrxnclm, BQIN SvIIOIIIOr, H. Iuhn Svxiwn, NCIIIIII. HOW 3 Sims, Vimil Lon, Sxrtwut, IIOIOII Srlnwfvr, Ifmwfly SIIIQIIIIIISIQI, Mntllww Symmslmy Immivg SIIQQIO, CQPII0. I 4. ROW I VVQIIS, IIIAIIII, Vusv, IIIxmIIIr Tlsvkcns, H1II, VVVIIIIIIUIII, Slmmu. IIOXIV 2 VVQOII-11, SIIKIIUIIQ 'WIIII-, I,-I vvmg VVf1inw1iqI1I, Iv'In1ry IijII1'II, VIVIIIIIILIIII Infhm, VVI1iIwSOIl,I?vIIy. ROW 3 Thomxs, SImmII, VVIIIIIIIIIS I3I1vif,Iy Vunvv, Llnvhx, Twnsky, PIII, VVM mfr, Ruth, VIIOII, IMI: i561 ROW lf'-Black, Marion: Stroble, Ioyceg Drake, Delores. ROW 2- -Cczhill, Foresty Drenqwitz, Margaret Smith, Shirleyp Park, Stuart Col. rl Ruzic, Robertg ROW 3-- Pietsek, Cc 1 Wilson, Geroldg Shepard, Bill. so 5 'vo QQ +2 Ga XOOXSX' These our photographs May they in future years Renew the memories which we share OIU' CCSfllSiUS, Olll' IUIITS. CLASSMATES' AUTCGRAPHS 'X M' f t ,gf J 65 E571 I 5 K sir, L fd!! ,inf , .,. ,za 5 f ff 5 li ui9 , ,sm K 4 H i I : F Tr -1g.'f.i2sfym.x + --, I+ -www wi mwQ+ QS x we is ,f . Q y 5 Q L. Y H I, 't J' Q - gqc fl M 1. fi Q 3 Q . 3 3 5 - -.gi . L Q. YFHFH . V Q, . f Q ' ' f i ug -. , . - w .f 2 .v ' A , E w F Eff fi Tis, -1 11 'P' r Q. 'sn ,S 'MP L. Xi .k1,F, ' 1 i g1q!?N -0. .fx A ' :ll -uL Wv:JQf! f 5. BOVV l Anderson, Bicliard, Allen, George, Arn, loyve, Baron, Paul, Barlow, Mary. BOW 2 Baker, Gale, Arqanlnriqht, Don, Balilow, Editli, Baily, Mary Lou, Baker, Kenneth, Baker, Kenneth, Bailey, Barbara. BOW 3 Alley, loyce, Allen, Delores, Andrews, lolin, Adamski, Donald, Ander- son, Ed Ellis, Avart, Bill, Ball, Lawrence, Barrington, Carol. HOW l Burns, Shirley, Brown, Betty, Blown, Artliur, Catron, Pliylliss, Caruso, Boln, Burns, liinniy. BOVV 2 Boston, lolin, Bosticy Enola Butler, Louise, Burt, Anna, Carter, Mary Cain, Carol, Burns, Patty. BOW 3 Cellini, Franlc, Brantner, Carc- lyn, Cantrall, David, Broekrnan, David Bray, Iolin, Bouvet, Guy, Boston, Bobert Brown, Zoe Ann. r59i BOW l Bee, Donna, Blue, Bai- bara, Beers, lohn, Bolcanin, Gary, Bolt, Lois, Benson, Iarnes. BOW 2 Belil, Betty, Bart, loan, Beard, Evelyn, Bateman, Patriuia, Bartlett, Violet, Barrow, Bruce, Bishop, Eileen. BOW 3 Bolina Carolyn, Boll' man, Robert, Be-lil, Mary, Barrow, Ronald, Bartels, LaRue, Barrow, Carolyn, Berry, David, Boone, Mor- TIS. BOW l Clark, Iolin, Chezoin Verna, Clark, luditli, Clooton, Eve lyn, Clern, Beverly, Cole, Peaay. BOW 2 Cowan, Mary, Custer le-rry, Clark, VVill1arn, Coontz, Bifih ard, Croll, loAnn, Cox, Mary, Co rea, Lisa. BOWV .3 Cro n i 5 t Q r, Conlon, Charles, Theodore, Curry, Buaene, Collins, Merrill, Coon, C., Cleaver Iosepli, Cousin, Vinvrin!, Cm'-lcayrie Billy. nzuretg Gund, Kenneth, F ri t 1 li e r lvlruyg Grithfxrcl, Hivlifirfl, HOW 2 Gutzwiller, Drive, Green zzltiflff, Dfivid, Gmrnlivh, Lawrence, Ilillfi, Clrimlg Foster, Suzfinne, Free mtzn, Arlene, Cwirlils, Clicxrles. HUVV 3 Gore, Sliirleyg Griffith Iiiciith, Gilluf-rt, Rose, Green, Melvin, Green, Dfrvift, Grrvc-ntielfl, Ronrrlfl, Crifyfq, Gerald, Griqslny, Clifirles, HOW l lliivktrlfy, lioluyilg Hurl- cllfiuton, Ncinvy, lluclson, luditlig Izmvfs, Gemlrlg Huulies, Shirley, Kf'll1ty,K4xl'6Hl. HQVV 2 Kencil, Allvertg Klfisinriy, l'I4IlIt'l'f1f Ifillcis, loltnng Inrkson, loling llUlllTlilli, LeeRoy, ltrvliino, Vf'IIttlj Ifirvis, IoAnri. HUVV fl lflrlfxlllor, Hrvlirvrty Klint, littntilflg liuntfir, Ctufwlyn, lonvs, Iltnitlitny lflllltll, livtty, Kwlly, Vtftm fl-if lftttnzaori, Willitimg johnson ltr lifuil. HOW l Gosfainun, F I't,Ii'1lfP s g Cjfivin, Eontiftollg Gls.1sSc'0c:k, lvlrir- HOW l Ecliniston, Kaye, Eclvvords, Sliir leyg Dowllur, Louis, Deilil, Dole, Ford Georgia, Ekis, Gulie. ROW H Elmore, ,lumesg Ecistep, Dong Forsyth, Bcrrlmru: Durrnn, Iudyg Fulzone Richard, Field, Edmond: Ford, lunot. ROW' 3 Dopron, Loo, Firth, Bill, Dourici Roberto, Erp, Marilynn, Derroix, George, Eqnot, Eddie, Denton, Clurk, Dietrivll Loren, HOW l Hout, ludyp Holfrnun, Doiotliyy Hennessey, Muryy Hull, Cliurlesg Hull, Robert, Herchy, Don. ROW 2 Hayes, Mnrthuy Hurvoll, ltln, Howell, Connieg Horndon, Ronnie, Hula-y Robert Holzworth, Ionicsg Hollis, Pot. ROW 3 Henterseher, Mcxryg Henderson limmy, Fillion, lerryg Hinds, Hubert: Hurnpl son, Ronniep Herqett, Alum Hull, Kenneth, Harlan, Wayne. E601 lit tW I lwtut-r ltlty, lttlllttltt-, l.t1l'ttltt, lwltxty, Ltwtli, Nancy, lotfwis, Lllittotxl, Lu pttivll, lOSGiJlllllO, Krska, Patsy. ROW 2 Leimhach, Darrell, Lehman, Charles, Loeser, Nanny, Manning, Tony, Lane, Marilyn, Kotowslci, Esther, Lona, Rona. ROW 3 Leonard, Sandia, l..LIlllClO1'Cl, Harry, Mantle, Russell, Latonis, Charlie, Kuvhar, lack, Knowski, lack, Kuizin, lohn, Maratrron, Shirley. ROW l Poontelc, Nancy, Propst, Ar thur, Picktord, Bob, Pierce, Patricia, Pia qozt, Marilyn, Peontelc, Bonnie. RCW 2 Pirtle, Judy, Ozyurt, Ellen, Philrnon, Roda, Peirella, Donald, Pittman Carol, Painter, Lillian, Parish, Moqene. ROW 3 Peterson, Roger, Poehlrnan Edward, Pittman, Belo, Perkinton, Ioe, Petschauer, loyce, Parrish, Mary, Pearce, Mary, Nelson, Iainos. E61 ROW l Midiri, Anqela, Miller, lohn, Martinez, Patricia, Miner, Shirley, McCormack, Ianet, Ma- thies, Larry. ROWV Z Medley, David, Mc:Cur- ley, Grace, McAllen, Margaret, McCullough, Narnia, McCoy, Bar- bara, Markillie, Marilyn, Matejka, Vincent. ROVV 3 Meaclor, Donna, Mathis, Don, McMullen, Harry, Marks, Nancy, McFarland, Ronald, Mt:- Cann, Betty, Miller, Ronnie, Meyor, Gerald, ROVV l Oliver, Willitrni, Neoce Marilyn, Needham, Delton, Ovor man, Betty, Moshacher, Ianot, Oliver, Perry. ROW 2 Nichols, Thomas, Molir Marilyn, Maloney, Carole, Norman Alberta, Moats, Marilyn, Mituholl Robert, Monroe, Noreocla. ROVJ 3 Napier, lanies, Mayes Mathis, Nation, Francis, Motzaor Ioe, Motley, Rita, Neal, Kenneth Moslce, Tom, Nelson, Alive. HOW I fil1y1111111sl-ti, CTI1-Ulf'-sg '11111I1111, Im-7 S--XI1111, iw I11 1 I1 y 1-'I11 mwlf-1, llfnlwrlg Si1111vsc111, H111 l111111q fw1'I111I111, llllllllll 1 IICJVY Li S1f1jI1HII11, 'llf1l1y7 Sfllllff 1.1 . IIIILII, vv1II1c1111g fu1f11,1r111!, IJl1l1I11'-fly Ii11IIwI111-, IJI11rIf-11115 LS1'I1r'111vcI111, Inn ,1 111111111, IUA11117 SIIIIIIIIII, Dfzmllxy. IICJW LS S1'I1l11lf'1', Phyllis: Sff1111' I1lf IJ11111f1 '11I111lI7 K1Il1I1111 Plcl ,, 1 ,. 1 rI:1, Kf111r11-Il'1y SI11-11111111I, Iwflllf 'I1 wlxrlu-111, Ilf1I1r1r'7 flI1i1ll1111sl-ii, I 11111-11:13 SI11111111 1lcf ,1 1 1, N-11: 11 -1 1 IAMI I I111!I1l111111, l.11111113 I111l11-1111, Illll vip Iie111sI11,1w, lvl111'1t11y Hmsvelti, H1111l11'1111 R11II1mI1142, IVI1111Iy1'1: R11'I'1111o11d, Iuvliw. HOW 7 Rmlly, C,'l11114l1111111g l'l1.1luI9, Flor 0111-97 Pcl1111:4m11, R1yg Ho1:111':s, Kemnalhy ll111111'1luw, I'lI'I1+'SII I'l11V1'-ul, Pollyp R-IY SIIIIIQY. HOVV 3 Reyxmlcls, Ray: RiuI111rGIs, S1111 drug Rulnle, loyvey R1111k+1ls, llwky Rul-:P Rong Pulmos, D1.1111o111I11p RIIIXIP, IVl111'yg R11l1111Is, Cul. HOW H, 1, - 1 I IIIIIIIJIIII, lwvw l IYILI ' X II I II11 111 IS IVI1:11Iv11 I111 111 1Iv1111gII11,', 111111Iy11. I-IWW lf 'I'1:1I1111::I-cy M IJf111g Vc1:s11, I11111f-:Q Il I1111 111 l1v 1I'f4 '1'v'11I1I11:2, Ur All 1 I 1111 5 111yy V11 I 111111117 'II11111111s1111 .111111I111 ' 'f .1 11 , 1111I' I111--l1I11111I IMI-111-:sg IIILIIIIII , . , ,111 1lyg .1I11II1fl11-1111, H1-11 I4 111I111 I .-f'1'1I1. is RCW l Stooqc, Sl1111'u117 flpovks, Murqkug 'I'c111k, AIIIIILUIIYI SIIIIIVII, D111I1-1111: S11n11slo1' RLIIIII Spears, W1ll111111. ROW I2 SI-111d111Ic10, lc1I111g S1111Il1, Dwn- 11115 Squires, Dorisg SIQGNI11, Shlrlffyy Snr Iells, Li11cl11y SIc2vw11Su11, lo1111y S111iIl1, Drmmlcl. HOW 3 II,lE3llIl4IIlI, Vlltllllj Suggs, H1115 'l'111vin, l71c1y111c,111uIp S111iIl1O1s, Galyy SIQIY- liuq, Imlmp Nivwnlal, Wef11.I1111g Suvlcbl, Rc1111'1lcI7 Sutton, R:'1111iu. E621 lJ17'vl. I 'Wti.tll-'n, Willitnn, 'l1n.1,:.-li Mtirllyrip Elliotte, Netira, Willituns, Riuh aid, Wilkin, Gerald: Yannone, Marie. ROW 2 White, Virginia, Young, Dave, llVOOCiS, Mary, Wilson, Robert, Williams Doris, Wilson, Phyllis, Vvlillouqhby, Noah ROW' 3 Vlfatson, Charlotte, Zimmer mann, Beverley, Willett, Donald: Young David, Zelle, Donald, Vvlieelinq, Carol, White, Bt,II'lUCIINIj Vtfallafe, Marilyn. RCW l- Young, Wanda, Smith, Pat: Tisckos, lim. ROW 2' Burris, Janet, Renfrow, Elmer, Cox, Ralph, Haley, lim, Zink, Ramona. ROW l Boehne, Adolph, West Betty, Vtfashinqton, Michael, Wer ner, Roberta, Watts, Richard, Wein hoeft, James. ROVV 2 Vtfatson, K a t h r y n, Wheeler, Donna, Werner, Roherl, Cisfo, Donald, Watson, Recyintrltl, Cisco, Ronald, Watkins, lanies. ROW l Cooper, Praether, lack- son, lcseph, lenkins, larnes, ROW 2- Redpath, Arlene, Gal schenberqer, lohn, Roberts, Ernis- tine, Cruise, Sharon. ROVV 3 Wilson, Taniq Crissey Warren, Grisbey, lohn. H331 s Wy :XR T 047410 or.: 0 1 x ' u ' su ,alfa rf A .gn 1, .V , . H .nl ., Z' L 4 7 4 V, , v. 7' . 1 N Q, Avxx 15+ ery E ' '. ,cmncfe ' : 'M i -of fig f. - 1 .-9 .Ag .4 f-Ll .H 1 4 4 .gym-Jff ., ' l .X , .--,f '. . . , . . -- . -fw- , A f .Y -1, , mx Q1 , A 5 , . .IJ V L A 2 Q l??: R I ' . 1 I A 1 f nf, F -Q J Q, .X I gg ' , 'Z ' R. , 1 . ' fe: 4 ' ' ,33 3 1 ,I .V x vga- x W, X11 N n . ,:.X ,V 1 .xg 1 1 ' ' J J 4 M, . gig- gi A ' - 5. u -:.gg'Qj R. 'G 1 , . 1 A f . ,, 1 X, ,, . , ,,,. Y., .X 1- .,j. f .vfl ,. ' . . , . . ,. . ,. .. .. f . .H ., . V ' i',.y-. , - V H-L, w , 4 .. . H -. , fffsl- -.,--J' X .ve m .ff ' .. ,f - ,F-. x V , ryfiy A ' 'Q . 1-1 K Nam K -,Q I 1 1 - r -. -' , ,I 5 U 11 x ' , , B kb .4, f1A,h.4 , -Y , , 1, X1 .... 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Qs' 'M-R QZQJA ,er 9W '1i'iv MISS MILDBED NORTON teaches the fresh- ies the fundamentals of English. She ob- tained her B. A. in Ed. at the University of Michigan. Miss Norton advises 93 girls. MBS. SALLY BEHI. joined the faculty of Lanphier as a freshman educator this year. ln this one year Mrs. Behl has taught social studies, mathematics, and English. She earned her B. A. Degree from Barshall Col- lege. 7 . 1 MBS. IOSEPHINE OBLINGEB earned her B. S. at the University of Illinois and her L.L.B. from the University of Detroit Law School. A portion of the freshmen English classes this year were taught by Mrs. Ob- linger. ftltil raft? 'if Xi. S fi ? .5 Ct Gain' isplff. W0 lm gif I , tl It l It ll- P GG '71 ff 671 MISS MARIE E. FREUND, sophornore Enq- lish teacher, earned the degree ot B. ot Ed. trorn Illinois State Norrnal University. Miss Freund is a homeroom advisor to llf girls. MISS EMILY LAMEY is a graduate ot both the University of Chicago and the Teachers College ot Columbia, New York, where she was granted an M. A. Degree. She is a teacher ot junior and senior English. Twenty- Iive senior girls are counseled by Miss Larney. MISS IMQGENE SCIINEITER, instructor of parts ot the junior and senior classes in English, earned her tirst degree at Mac- Murray College and her second degree, M.A., was conferred by Michigan Univer- sity. Miss Schneiter acts as technical ad- visor in preparing the makeup of charac- ters in the speech plays, and counsels a homeroom ot ll: girls. gs. MISS ELIZABETH P. BBANT, instructor oi Speech and English, is sitting in the drivers seat of the dramatic department. The Uni versity ot DePauw is Miss Brant's alrnc mater where she obtained her B. A. Degree Twice a year she directs two assemblies which give delight and pleasure to the stu- dent body. Her talents, too, are shown in the plays which are presented in the spring and fall. Miss Brant is homeroom advisor to the lU: girls. MBS. MILDBED DIETZ received her B. A. Degree from Hanover University and her advanced training was taken at lndiana U. Meeting the deadline is one ol Mrs. Dietz's many responsibilities as she and her stat publish the school newspaper, The Light. ln addition to teaching her many freshmen English and Latin, she also finds time for the organization ot the writer's club, Quill and Scroll. Some junior girls are under Mrs. Die-tz's directing hand. osivxgla, gp Q. xx W., P 0301- 8 Q I Light U S Ititll l RS. IEAN T. ANDERSON, Lanphiers li- arian, received her B. of Ed. Degree at inois State Normal University and was aduated with a Degree in Library Science the University of lllinois. ln addition to aintaining order in Lan1ohier's very com- ete library, Mrs. Anderson also acts as ivisor tor a homeroom of senior girls. QISS EMMA E. PARROTTE is the senior udy hall supervisor. Miss Parrotte at- nded Vlfestern lllinois State where she stained her B. E. Degree. Later she ace Aired her MA. at Butler University. Be- des being the homeroom advisor ot 93 .rls, Miss Parrotte is also advisor to the -Teens. bi X05-B5 K UQC Coos? .15 Xl 0x , I 535' zboovl ef xt , Qgo'-a '1 6 5 f U I L? i MISS ETHEL FURLICH is our foreign icin- guoge teociier ot Loinptiier. I-fciving o ricii background of foreign customs ond ways, Miss Furlicii offers the lgnguoge students nigny interesting cuiturcxl fgcts. Miss Fur- lich egrned her BA. gt the University of Chicago ond finished tier cidvonced troin- ing ot Michigan where site merited her M. A. Degree. Usiierettes, Notioncii Honor Soci- ety, ond C1 group of 93 giris are gdvised by Miss Furiich, f7UIl , .. af ? Q? 4 p- f . 4. 1 .I 14- 1 :ti X- Q 1 2 QQ x f 53 K af, W 3 5 . cy.,,A fzTf Y W- - 7 1 f A-,gf1'-i','4+1 ik Q 3. ,kg . ,pg , . ti ,,, 35' S4NUQ...s, 'HON' hx . QQ' Ls ' L. P I y K xg xg Y . 1 ,xx Q xiii' 'FUR Z 43, 1 L .. ml , Q ye 3 Q-535' is F f ,-Q K fiihlnv QQ!- A 52-w K x f -S., X- . 'v -Q my 3, ., . iw, A Q. i ,xi . .. :Egg ww, X 2 .h . ,kyfl Q Q - .q,wgs:.-:sf 31 Q X W., ., Y :?21Sg,g- . 4 ix ' , L L -Q? Vw Sf w tf.M,' 1 x ni .ix ef.. z!:sA ,, m ' i E X V QM X Q I MR. CLEO DQPP helps Ldiiphier students develop knowledge ot the history of the United Stories. He sponsors the trock teorii gnd is line cocich tor the tootboll boys. Ad- vising ll' boys is onother of his riiony ref sponsibilities. Mr. Dopp otcquired his B, A. Degree dt Western Michigdn Siote College. MR, HOLLA SORRELLS hos not only pro- duced ct tine bosketboll sguod but olso mctny enioygble clotss periods in coniiiierf cigl low ond United Stgtes history this yecir. Mr. Sorrells holils from Eureko College where he grodudted with his B. A. Degree. He cic- quired further education gt the Universities oi illinois cmd lowci. Mr. Sorrells counsels freshmen boys. MlSS MARY ANN MORSE is one ot Lun- phier's newest teachers. Miss Morse eorrned her B. S. Degree ot illinois Stgte Norrndl University. She teoiches socicil studies. L 'ffl l 31-J MIN 0. comvflss? I 'ml .flag MR. CLARENCE S. COE earned his B. S. Deqree at the University of Illinois. Mr. Coe instructs freshmen in the fundamentals ot aeneral niath and supervises the educa- tional proarain ot a group ot ll' boys. MR. ARLYN LOBER, new this year, came to us from Litchfield, He earned his B.A. and M. S. Degrees in Education from the University ot Illinois. Mr. Lober teaches lreshmen mathematics, coaches the junior Varsity basketball team, and is advisor to a hoinorooni ol lreshincn boys. of GQ X I Know the way Yxomz! MR. EDWARD T. BOYLE, instructor of fresh- rnon olqebro, received his BA. Deqree ot Centre College. f-fe Coolches votrsity loose- boill ond freshnidn footboll. The 121 boys ore indeed lucky to hove Mr. Boyle os their sonior udvisor. Yi-up-f MISS FRANCES CHATBURN Qrdduoted from the University of Nebroskd and mer- ited her M. A. from Columbio University. Closses in ploin ond solid geometry, triq, ond Colleqe olqebro profit by the excellent trdininq offered by Miss Chotburn. She sponsors o homeroom of 123 girls. -ffT 'B MR. MILTON DIRST ocuiiod tiis B. DQ- fxroo from Aiirorci Coltocyo cmd tits M.S. Dofyroo from ttio Uiiivorsity of tttiiiois. Ho iiisztriiotg, soiiio ot ttie oeiioiot scioiice Ctcisses mid is ttio cldvisor ot ttio Future Teoctiers Cftiib. Ito cxdvisos ci tioiiiwrooiii ot tU3 boys. MISS OPEL. M. RIPPEY instructs ci portion of ttiv :soptioiiioio ctcissess iii biology, mid ridvissos Q girls. Stie ocxriiod tio! BS. mid M. S. Dot1i'rNo:: mt ttic' University of illinois. rata V 'I'S' iw, s'iQ Ei3? 53 ?i'ifi,.2 MR. ALBERT M. TAYLOR teaches bioloqy, and clurinq the second semester he has as- sumed the duties oi Mr. Wetzel. Mr. Taylor secured his BS. and lVi.S. Deqrees from the Univ. ot Illinois, He is advisor to 102 boys and serves on the social activities committee. MR. I. C. WETZEL, who secured his B. A. from Carthage Colleqe and his M. A. from the Univ. of Colorado, is a member ot the NHS committee. The chemists and physicists at Lanphier have Mr. Wetzel for their in- structor. He is a treshrnan advisor. MR. OHELL VANDERVVATEB obtained his B.A. and M.A. from the Univ. of illinois. He helps the ireshies explore the tield of qen- eral science. The Science Club and the crosscountry track team are nianaqed by Mr. Vanderwater. I 1 qree ot the University oi IIIiriois. She CI vocdtioriol Iioriieriiukiiiq deqree crrid ond co-od vises I.cmecor i . MISS RUTH WINEMAN took her qrcrduote troiriiriq ot I.S.N.U. cmd her hiqhe education wus received ot the Univ. c Mimiesotd where she ecirried her M.A. She tectches second oiid third year Foods. Mis: Wirieriidri is on ddvisor for junior qirIs cmc is one of the three advisors oi I.cmecori.' MISS LOIS HOPWOOD compIeted her uri derqrdduote trdiriiriq dt I.S.N.U. cmd her dd vomced trcrinihq ot Cohiriibid Uriiv. wher she ectrried her M.A. Degree. She tedchej odvoriced clothing, home cmd idrriily Iiie cmd first yeor I-Ioriieriiukiriq. Miss I-Iopwoocl odvises IO! qirIs mid Ldriecori. MRS. IUNE NESBITT received her BS. structs the treshriieri iii both Ioods cmd iriq. Mrs. Nesbitt coiiiisels ireshiiieii 3. HARRY MORGAN acquired his B. Ed. Eastern lllinois State College. He teaches nting and blueprint reading and is a srnber ol the safety committee. The iun- hoys are counseled by Mr. Morgan. t. CHARLES MILLER is chairrnan oi the fety Committee. l-le holds his B. S. from rdley University. Woodwork and me- rnical drawing are Mr. Millers teaching ijects. He advises lUf boys. . SAM WlLLlAMS instructs the fresh- i boys in industrial arts. Mr. Williams -nded l.S.N.U. and earned his BA. Degree G. Vftll MR. DQN T. ANDERSON, lieud lootbd Coocli, merited liis B. A. Degree ot St. Vic tor College quid liis M. A. Degree fit llliiioi University. Mr. Anderson teciclies botti els iiieritciry mid odvuiicged lwoolikeepiiiai. ll is ci iliiiior lioiiierooiii ddvisor. MR. LESTER BROOKS is ntdvlsor to tl clieerleodeis, instructs lvotli typiiiti cmd slioi liorid Closses, oiid is ct lresliiiioii-Sopliorrioi btiidy lioll supervisor. lVlr. Brooks qrot uoted lrom Vtfesterii llliiioie Stote Colleq wliere lie received lwotli liis B. lid. iiiid MJ Deqrees. Mr. Brooke counsels tlie ll: boy MRS. RUBY STRAKER olvtdiiied tier B. Degree iii ljdiicutioii ot Soiitlierii llliiiois U1 versity. Slio dives ltei fible dssistoiice tlie Ndtioiictl Hoiior Society coiiiiiiittee. Mi Stroker is lioiiierooiii Counselor to lOf dir 1 1-:ii i It. RALPH MASQN, hedd oi Distributive ucotion in Springfield, sends students ni his classes into business houses ectch y ior employment. Mr. Mason ottended nois Stote Normol University ond goined s B. Ed. Degree there. At Northwestern iversity he received his MA. Degree. SS NELL PLAIN, Commerciol Depotrtf ent Chairman, received o B. of Ed. from estern Stote College ond ctdvotnced trcxin- 1 irom Vtfisconsin University, ond Gregg llege ot Chicdgo. Together with instruct- J closses in ordvonced shorthdnd ond ot- 9 mochines, Miss Ploin crdvises the stdtt the yeorbook. Groductting o cldss oi l2f iiors lost lonuory, she hos no homeroom s semester. Wake Q Miss Xqix Qi? 1 1 LJ Xfayf Mill MISS ESTHFR DUNCAN liecicls Luxi- pliiflfs limo vocqul music depcxriirieiii, liwccviviriq lieu' B, M. cxi illinois Colf lfriyc-2, Miss Duricuii iurllierecl lier liciiiiirwg by olaiciiimiiiq lier M.A. C11 fliliniiiliiri Uiiiveisily. lu mddiiiori io lwi ioqulcir isufrliiriq duties, Miss lmiicqfui spuiisors vuriuus qlee clubs find llimo Qriseiiilules. Slie is Gd- viuwr ul ci lresliiiiciii homeroom cmd 1:1 fi riioiiilver of ilio cissembly Com- mitlme. 'l'lm11Q choir Coricerisg one vliriius rind seiiiwr Clioii Cciiceri Urs firmly pmt ml tlio mcxiiy Qxlrcr cuiricu- lfii flK'llVlllfli1 ol llw vwvfil music: dof lr1llllllf?IIl. .rf VFX X me Nw'- BE-BOP i Q9 l MR. EDWIN SACH obioiried iiis M. A. dt Coiorcrdo Siote. irisiru- rrientoli music hos qiveri riioriy Lori phier students couriiiess hours of erie joymeut due to Mr. Socirs direction. He is odvisor to iU! boys cmd is o member oi the cissembiy coruiuittee. Mr. Soch iriciudes iri his exirocurri- cuior ociiviiies the supervision of iiie oudioevisucri equipriienip two concerts ci yeor, orid directs tile bond ot ioolboii drid bosketirvoli qomes. H4141 ,X .av i 6 'Q A-.f FI Z f ' -I Q 4, 1 I v 1 T. 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Blunt, D. Burns, I, Clark. ROW 3- D. Stinnett, B. Monahan, I. Lewellen, V. Iohnson, Mrs. Stroker, Mr. Wetzel, Miss Chatburn, Miss Lamey, Mr. Lober, Miss Bell, I. Penneman, G. Nolting, D. Komyathy. ROW 4 B. Shadicl, F. Seevers, E. Murphy, D. Morris, E. Fleiqe, l-l. Cowan, G. Monto, I. Siebert, I. Stewart. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society is an honorary schol- astic group, the objective of all conscientious students. Its members are persons who rank in the upper fifteen percent ot their class, and who excel in character, service, and leader- ship. This society devotes itself to improving cer- tain phases of school life. Each year it under- takes a Worthwhile project. This year, contrary to usual form, both initiations were held at surprise assemblies, where candidates were summoned from the student body in impres- sive tapping ceremonies. ROW l D. Ewert, N. I-lollinshead, L. Meyer, S. Meyer, B. Overman, B. Wise, E. Murphy, Miss Chatburn, I. Siebert, B. Yurotf, I. Wainwright, R. Saathoff, G. Mernin, I. Meidel, G. Lambert, G. Drone. I 1 e I Lswe en I Civet ROW' l K. Coleman, C, Smith, D. Stirmvtt, N, Nelson, L lklurpriv N, liollinsliead. lwit t vu lc ROW' 2 D. Komyatliy, H. Spring, G. Drone, B. Pcs QUILL AND SCROLL The Robert C. Lanphier chapter oi Quill 6- Scroll is the local chapter ot an international journalistic society. The purpose oi this society is to promote better scholarship, better creative writing among students, and also to provide a greater appreciation tor the better things ot the pro- iession. Membership in the organization is confined to juniors and seniors with a scholastic aver- age in the upper one-third ot their class. They niust also be on the stait ot the Lanphier Light or Lan-Hi. Each member ot Quill 6 Scroll has written an article acceptable for publication. This article has also been approved by a comf mittee oi judges at International Headquarters. During the year, the club sponsors various activities, among which are a picnic in the spring and two impressive initiation cere- inonies. G. CToi'1'vvt1y, I. lvlmdwl, b. lvlonilsiii. wi 5 , .sw f Wars ROW I. Clark, presideiitp B. Maslauski, secretaryg Mr. ROW 1 I Barcroft F Engle G Piper K Whitney frlmy G. Lcmiltert, vivo presidentp I. Siebert, treasurer. RQW 2 R Sgmhoff M West F Wlison p 'rhombmqh W 2 F, Hill, 'l', Griffith, lt. Wall, I. Fisher, H. Cowan. E Flieqe I Selvaqqio R ft! 5 G. Paflfyf-t, D. Sc'lioi1c'riiiaii,C. Dunn, B. Henderson, ROW O B Spring G Drone B Martin I Stewart R. lloiiinrger, B Brown L Reese KEY CLUB The Key Club is one ot the most active clubs at Latiphier. lt is part ol an international group ol service organizations sponsored by Kiwanis Clubs. Some of its protects this year included plantina trees and shrubs on the campus, put- tinq naine plates over the doors in the build- itiq, paintinq the posts in the driveways and about the premises, and sponsoring the noon dances. ln order to become a niernber, a boy must bo an upperclassman possessing qood charac- ter arid qood scholarship. He is excluded troiii the club it he does not retain the same liiqh standards which previously qualified him lor membership. Mr. Lee Goby is the Clubs trusted advisor and devotes much time in seeing that the club lurictions srnoothly. i i5 t ROW 1---M. DiPasquale, R. Rogers, S. Dunham, D. Bryant. ROVV l-I. Roberts, I. Watts, R. Huckeby, M. Rutledge Row zeev. weafiier, R. weifiier, 1. Hyun, B. WG11, 1. Bart A- Mldlfl- croft, M. Gaio, Mr. Gaby. ROW 2 N. Dcrnoncourt, I. Enlow, G, Ford, I. Tomlin now 3 T. Grimm, 1. Kessler, 1. Clark, E. Fuego, D. Moms, R- Hemdm M' MCAHQH1 K- Bflksfi 1- Piscitelli L. Reese. ROW 3-T. Moske, M. Carter, B. Siefferman, L. Richter L. Dietrich, R. Greenfield, S. Ionos. STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council is an organization through which the students are able to voice their opinions in the school administration. It is composed of delegates from each homeroom who suggest and help to enforce all rules adopted by the administration for the good of the student body. In its desire to support and maintain all worthy school activities, the members yearly decorate the Christmas tree, sponsor after- game dances for the enjoyment of the stu- dents, provide funds for entertaining and edu- cational assemblies, and also publish a stu- dent directory With detailed information about each student. The organization meets twice each month with other school student councils in an intra-city discussion ot various problems. ln connection with these activities, they take part in helping to obtain donations for the Red Cross, funds for Polio, and for the Clothing Drive. 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Nelson. 1, fn I , ' vw- ,,,,ff , LANPHIER LIGHT Well known to the faculty and the student body is the Lanphier Light, Whose staff is corn- posed of seniors. All members of the staff must have for their qualifications a B average in English and must be enrolled in the jour- nalism class. THE LANPHIER LIGHT Member of Scroll Society llli1'1OiS State I TEDN TIUN and l-iigh School Qu f 4 Scholastic Association: 7. Press Quill and Association Apfii 2, WL Ns. 4. i953 Vol. XXXH Lfihpiiief Tnliqidl lslchasi. Pspfmgtiefd, Piiilolg High School Principal, George E. Stickney Faculty Advisor .......................... Mildred M. Dietz Student, 35cg Public, 55C Published every other Thursday of the school year by the journalism class of Lanphier. Make-Up Editor, Ron Philmong Production Manager, Peggy Ribarg Feature Editor, Louise Meyer, Advertising Manager, Bob Ross, Busi- ness Manager, Norma l-lollinsheadg Circulaf tion, Nona Nelson, G. l. and Mailing, Reta Malsbury. The Light is published bi-monthly and anxiously awaited by students and faculty alike. ln the journalism class students are able to use their imagination and express themselves skillfully. They also have the opportunity of taking two field trips a year. At Christmas time, through the generosity of the staff, each student is presented with a candy cane from Santa Claus, Also on St. Patrick's Day, telegrams are exchanged by the students through the efforts of this staff. lournalisrn students recognize as their goal the honor of being elected into Quill and Scroll, which is an international journalistic organization. XX ghi' il ,5 CL YCQI '05 doPe X PCJJXQIQ N ,GDL-DCD, 539 I MP9 an - ., ff w! ',! '-' Q Y' : gf - -1 -- , , fi. A Kama i 5 1 N W f,,4 - 1 HL, l 32 I - f' , . i , Q? , .Eqfwwiki XX v Q MQ 'cf' ,, A - I a 2 , :?.-'Z 5 ' N332 -TH li , - J. 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'Te-rtel, G. Seiz D, Wilctoxon, Ft. Philmon, B. Martin, I-I. Stoulaniyor, I. Wainwright. CHOIR One source of great enjoyment to Lanphier is its A Cappella Choir, directed by Miss Dun- can. This Choir is Well known throughout the city and state for its outstanding musical abil- ity. Its talented members are selected from the ranks of both freshman and senior choir. Out of the cho1r's lO7 members, Miss Dun- can Chooses the exceptional voices which make up the three ensembles. Acting as pub- lic relations groups, they give many perform- ances in the community, to the understandable delight of their listeners. The A Cappella Choir fulfills many engage- ments during the year, including the Mid- Winter and Spring Concerts. During the Christmas vacation the choir goes caroling, an activity which affords much pleasure to shut-ins. MIXED ENSEMBLE Settled: M. Wesk Standing: S. Sniitli, B. 'tVall, B. Parks, P. Cunnirlqliani, I. Alwtqgtt, C. Lynn, O. Kronz, L. 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J uf A 47 1 - . ,, . - s X A Bl . 5 .5 L I ' 5 W' Q' Ii F x n -. .i . ,gm jg' 5 . ' In If V If W - f F Q! if? Kzlkgigi CEE - o :J ,df 3 -sr - 1 Q' i f M n i 1 . ... f ' .. F3 y , I . 'TQ Q 1 , ff i f 'E' 'W , 'ww f E ,, L M, I f i i W W-.: V f A ww. .. 2. xcxfxfl if In 1 IJ 1 1 L C 'H 4 '11 . fi ig . 5 5 X A E e aww'- P. The Parent-Teacher's Association, which is more commonly known as the P.T.A., is an organization which works for the benefit of the school. Many worthwhile activities were carried out durinq the year, such as their scrap drive, which proved to be very successful and profits able. They also held a pot luck in which the teachers were quests and open house was pro- vided for the parents. T. H011 for 'CDG my A. ln addition to all the work the P.T.A. accom- plishes, they present awards and scholarships to those students who have brouqht honor to their school through their scholastic accom- plishments durinq the past year. The P.T.A. officers for 1953 and 1954 are as follows: president, Mrs. Adam Sockel, tirst vice-president, Mrs. Williarii Engel, second vice-president, Miss Frances Chatburn, third vice-president, Mr. Charles Clark, secretary, Mrs. lohn Enlow, treasurer, Mrs. Samuel Harn- mons. ROW l I. Iones, I, Hudson, E. Haynes, I. Clark, I, Pirtle, I. Capranira. ROW 2 C. Vespa, M. Morris, C. Thorne, I. Yuskus, S. Rivh- ards, M. Mfilei-risky, M. Cowan. W 3 Mrs. Nesbitt, M. Carter, M. Cordier, L. Vance R. Motley, M. ltart. S. Ionos, M. VVa1nwrifiht. HOW l- N. I-lollinshead, L. Washington, M. Culp, I. Olivetti, B. Ftimkus, D. Stinnett. ROW 2 B. lNeintrub, P. Ribar, S. Foraker, I. Patton B. Nevitt, E. Rimini, C. Rivhards. ROW 3 Miss llopwood, E. Thompson, E. Murphy, M. Bout land, B. Sctiwurbora, G. Conway, N. Carter, Miss Wineman LANECON CLUB The Laneeon Club is primarily rnade up oi airls who have had a semester of horne eco- nomics and who are interested in the further- ance ot better honie and Cornrnunity lite, boy and qirl relationships, and social rnanners. The activities ot the club are Daddy Date Night, a torrnal initiation tor all new nienibers, Mother and Dauahter Banquet, interestina prof :grams on datina and social behavior, and Courtesy Week, durinq which they sponsor an assembly on courtesy and short talks on the PA. each day. This organization is just one branch oi a taraer organization which is Called the Future llonieniakers ot America. The District aroup, in which Lanphior is represented nieets twioe a year at diiteront schools around Springfield and gives its nicnibors a chance to nioot other airls troin Illinois who are interested in home- inakinq. I I-' 'rr an 1,-' ROW l-S. Cruise, V. Cox, S. McCormack, I. Richmond, ROW l-B. Clem, D. Thompson, E. Lynch, B. Nevill P. Lofboom, D. Bryant. A. Minder, K. Kelley. ROW 2-L. McCormack, I. Piscitelli, D. Williams, M. Nesbitt, ROW 2-R. Bryant, I. Simanella, I. Leedy, D. Man S. Foraker, N. Loeser, D. Komyathy. P. Ramey, S. Gore, M. Scherf. ROW 3-V. Weidler, M. Gaio, E. Bahlow, R. Motley, ROW 3-E. Thompson, S. Strain, C. Wheeling, C. Bedolli M. Edwards, F. Hussey, I. Pirtle, R. Long. M. Bodenhamer, I. Roberts, I. Yuskus, L. Wheeling Y-TEENS High on the list of worthwhile organizations is the Y-Teens, sponsored by Miss Parrotte. The sole purpose of this club is to promote fellowship and cooperation among its many members. The girls in Y-Teens are kept busy all year round engaging themselves in community and school projects. During Thanksgiving and llO3l Christmas the Washington Street Mission re- ceives a basket contribution from Lanphier's very generous Y-Teens. Although the girls are active in community affairs, they do not forget the students. Fre- quently, they have cake sales to build up their funds and at the same time, provide the student body with very delicious cakes. Each year the members participate in an all-city potato chip sale to raise money for the opportunity to send several girls to camp and to permit a few girls to attend the national convention of Y-Teens. This year Lanphier's Y-Teens took the laurels for selling the most potato chips. Besides their school projects, this group also prepares a Mother-Daughter banquet and often mothers of other clubs come as guests. The meetings of the club vary from time to time. Some of the programs are discussions on improvements that might be made for the school, While others are purely social. lt is indeed a credit to the school to have such an organization of girls promoting so much for their school and community. RADIO GUILD Radio Guild serves two purposes. Primar- ily, it exists to encourage any student who may have the desire to enter the field of radio as an occupation. Secondly, it is educational even for those who have joined its ranks merely to study the techniques of radio. Membership, open to all students, does not require any specific age or grade qualifica- tions. A pleasant speaking voice and a flair for drarnatics constitute sufficient requirements. Our radio guild broadcasts every Monday evening over W.C.V.S. at 7:15 P.M., under the able direction of Dr. Walker. Their productions vary with each program. Often a light drama is presented, while other programs are dedicated to the discussion of contemporary problems. During this year, the guild completed a series of thirteen broadcasts. Rambling Around Illinois and Youth Talks It Over were prepared as topics for dramati- zation. HCVN l N. Glftsscofk, P. Sutcr, I. Watts. ROW 2 l. Miller, M. Wlicoler, D. Svlllossvi, Miss Walkci', ROVV 3 G. Monto, L. Meyer, R, Eisenkoff. , 1 ,, kiwi ,za-:e..s',m if ,,.....-n-1 ,4 S. A. Barker Store, C. Combs, Clerk. A. Wente, Clerk, Mr. Sciqlo, llflflllfifilflf, Floyds IVIERCHANDIZING Each student of the Distributive Education Class is employed outside ot school. As a result ot attending the special D. E. classes which begin at 8:00 A.M., they are tree to leave for their respective jobs after fourth hour. Educational activities are by no means the only function of this up and coming club. lts members also participate in many recreational activities. On February l8-l9, the club held its annual Convention at the Abraham Lincoln Hotel. They also sponsored an Employer- Employee Banquet on April 21, a step toward better business relations. ln addition, busi- ness meetings are called every Friday morn- ing by the club's advisor, Mr. Mason. HOW l lj. M1lf'ti4'll, ll. Cfoinlss, l. Clinc, ll, Riclitcr, M. Marlcr, G. Fcrcliow. HOW 2 B. Bolcuinp, l. Ball, A. Wenle, V. llenson, .tx -'kr -. I I ' I r t 5 ' ROW l B. Huddleston, S. Rees, C. Richards, V. We-idler, ROW l I Clark I Miller I Koontz M Trstensky P. Cunningham, P. Lotboom. V Pierce I Benson ROW 2 I. Clark, P. Matejlca, M. Nesbitt, S. Hammond, ROW 2 B Schmidt A Campo M Hatch S Strain C. Whitworth, M. Gaia, C. Starling. R Staples S Rlchards G Lazar ROW 3 A. Iackson, I. Monson, C. Sherrock, G, Sands, ROW 3 I Knowski C Bray F Ray L Bressan E 'lurn r L Richter, A. Erickson, S. Vtfaters, Mr. Vanderwater. D Unsbee D Mathis THE LANPHIER SCIENCE CLUB This was the second year ot operation tor the Lanphier Science Club, which otters mem- bership to any student who is interested in its program. Of chief interest to this qroup is the study of Hopewellian culture, which is the dress, customs, and living habits ot the prehistoric men who inhabited this section ot the coun- try. On field trips, under the supervision ot their advisor, Mr. Vanderwater, they have un- earthed relics as old as 2,350 years. Included in the club's scope ot activities have been the topics of taxidermy and hide tanning. Others may be added when a desire for them is shown. -'A' I . 'l if BOW lf-M. I-Xdelman, B, Nevill, L. Dunlap, B. Bailey, DW 3 P. Firth, B. Schwarborq, K. Hatcher, B. Yuroif, BOW l - Miss Bell, M. Orme, B. Monahan, M. Gaio, U. Plug, B. Overman, R. Rogers, B. Weintrub. BOW 2 I. Patton, B. Bokamp, C. Combs, I. Hughes, I. Bessler, I. Ball, l. Cook, N. Henterseher. ROW 3 S. Smith, I. Clutter, B. Spring, N. Giganti, C. Neece L. Little, G. Muench, I. Fischer, M. Edwards. ROW 4-G. Forchow, F. Kutzora, I. Barcrott. PSYCHOLO ' v- V. ' I x Q ROW le---D. Large, C. Smith, D. Dukett, G. Piper, D, Davenport, S. Rose. ROW 2--V. Saccamano, L. Umbenhower, V. Rutledge M. Powers, F. Seeve-rs, D. Hudson, S. Sprague. BOW 3--R. Philmon, D. Adams, I. Phillips, M. Bahlow M. Bourland, I. Hanlcins, A. Smith, D. Eggleston. GY CLUB What is Psychology? Psychology is the study ot human behavior. What is the pur- pose of Psychology Club? The purpose ot the club is to furnish a meeting place tor students who Wish to study further and enjoy together a common interest. Psychology Club is one ot the larger clubs ot Lanphier, having approximately titty--tive members each semester. Regular meetings, which are held once a month, provide speak- ers, tilms, and other entertainment. Also, the Club has an annual Christmas party which includes games and dancing. Under the direction of Miss Bell, the club has always had a successful year. K. Coleman, P. Loveless. ROW 2-f-G. Morrtin, I. Butz, S. Kratzer, G. Irwin, M. Kochman, G. Bailey, U. Griffin. H. Richter, D. Gobleman, B. Iohnson, C. Russell. t l107l IIUVV l I., llrxvlik, A. Slllllll, II. Floss, H. Cowon. ROW l I, Cook, L. Aloxvmrlor, B. Ciiiininrxhriiii, V. Clark IIIUW Ll I. Ilfu-'1uIl, ID. lliiilsson, I . Iwiwiiini, A. lryflffllll, R IVIIISIIIUSICI' ll IIIIIIIIIV- I. llliilliywa. IIOXN 7 B. Mollixr, L. Hof-so, B. llf'I1C'l0l'SOIl, IT Iwiims, UW 3 I- 'I-I1,,,,1l,.,,,Hy II- A,1,m,.5y L' UMW, pr Kuflrivhy M, VVOSI, C. liliimeiito, P. I-IlllUY'IllFllI'Ill. ll. Ifrxixlfxalmi, Mr. liffylfi. NOW14 Mi. llcrmi, W. Wliils-, V. P1'iii7i1vf.1lll, ll. Sllilllillliytjl 'l'l1r: L Clliili is compossod oi citlileles wlio li-:vo cvfxrimd fl vcmrsiiy letler in ony orio oi Iliff zsr:I1ool's mcrjor sports. Tlie prime objective ol llio club is, oi Course, lo promote sporisrriori- zrliip find lo elicit tlio qiicililies oi leodersliip lrom ilu iiioiiiluors bolli on ond oil ilie olllileiic llrilfl. lliiclor lluo :ilvlo supervision oi Mr. Boyle, llie wliiin iiiiclerlolces ilio sole of Concessions ol l.c1iipliior's eveiils. Any member ol llie Club, lioviriq iiioiri- lcriiioci rx scliolcxsllc: civercrqo oi 3.5, is oworded mimi fmlfliiriliori, II frold pin beciriiiq ilio crest ol llioNc1lioi1c1l Allilolicg Soliolqnisliip Socioly. II. Mhllllll, C. Vuiiwi, I. Aiiluom, Mr. AllilCIli1!,7I1. CLUB ,fel Z IIOEEI ..,.. ... c ' HOW I I. Ifillizs, G. Qlcviiigiloii, I. DiG11ol1m1o, li. Borli B. Boyle, ll. Vose. HOW fl I. llfrrlivlc, P. Coin, E. Vllilsoii, I7. AIlCiL'I5SlWll G. Slroclo, A. Irwin, I. Hole. IIOW 3 Fi. RIHIHIS, A. Iriulcszon, L. Ioliiison, II. Clurl. f. I ', '. .ii r, Mr. Sorrwlsl, Mr. l'limSIoI'Ll, ROW l-V -B. Parnell, I. Turley, H. De-rnoncourt. ROW 2--Mr. Hoffman, P. Thornburg, I. Follis, P. Bordiqon, l. Cook, G. Compton. ROW 3 L. Reese, N. Hudson, G. Monte, L. Smith, B. Mottar. HI-Y CLUB The Hi-Y Club is one of the smaller clubs of the school. It would be considered a social club in some respects and a service club in others. The club meets once a week on Thurs- day nights. As a social club, they go to the Y. M. C. A. and enjoy many of its fine facili- ties. As a service club, the boys Work hard in selling basketball tags. The club is advised by Mr. Hoffman. H' cuvH- . so hugh! EL I llO9l HOW I E. Sprinq, Class Editor, H, Montilian, Literary Etlitriry I. l.r'-wr-llon, Literary Eclitorp ll. Cowan, Clnln Editor. HOW 2 I.. Pfivlik, Sports Editor, V. Hutledqo, Sports Editor, S. 'l'oliin, Clulu Editor. HOW l H. Hiinkus, Typist, N. llollinsliead, Typist, A. Koch- intxn, Puliliwityg I, Meidel, Patrons. HOW LIZ C. Contlry, Avtivityg C, Smith, Activity, li. Murphy, Typist, K. Coleman, Patrons. HOW l I, Sieliert, Photoqraplierg R. Stiatliofi, Art Editor I. Phillips, Mountinqg G. Drone, Art Editor, D. Koniyutliy Photographer. HOW l Honor Salosrnen: S. MarqaronA93q D. SCl'lllllff'lO: S, Denton-i235 Cv. Conway, Cirrulation Editor, B. Tliiessen-ll3g B. Boyle-lU3g S, Cruise-93. GROUP V l. Olivetti, D. Stinnett, Co-Editors. LAN-HI Striving diligently in order to produce a yearbook of which we, the stall, can be duly proud, and of which you, the students will be appreciative, we present as the result oi our ellorts tliis 1953 l.anfl'li. However, we have already expressed our sentiments to you, the students, in the fore- word. Now, we wish to acknowledge, with ci deep sense of gratitude, the countless sug- gestions and the invaluable supervision which Miss Plain, our advisor, has contributed to- ward this yearbook we hope it will be iudqed as a noteworthy achievement oi the Senior Class of l953. H101 1 sk . , s it ,- we -tv CO-EDITORS loann Glivetti Donna Stinnett lwO J l hyiiiinski B Kreppt rt L Rich irds I Ausinus ROW l E. Bushnell, R. Sponsler, P. Fbdding, C. Na ner M Mc Allen B lorsytli l. Capranica, B. Whitesell, M. Feleccia, Miss Kitch hu Jv Q hult7 G Bolcainp Koontz F liu sey ROVV 2 E. Wbill, S. Neal, P. lhoniiis, R. Plrilmori, G or le ei u ic 4 it ioti S. Strain, D, Mari. MDN ii R Taylcr L Richter L Smii ROVV 3- B. Maslaiislci, N. Patton, L. Piirvfls, R. R1 li r Mo hc Ss B P rr s G. Monio, G. Padqet, I. NzVvjIinwriqht, L. Alexcmrlei PALETEERS The Paleteers, under the able leadership ot Miss Kitch, holds its meetings twice a month in the art room. Any student who desires a better knowledge and understanding ot art may seek membership in this club. A unique and enjoyable program is pre- sented at the meetings. Sometimes the meet- ings consist of trips to the local art galleries, or other places ot interest in and around Springfield. An annual service of the club is to send toys and cards to the crippled children at Christmas. As a money-making project this year, the club sold colorful school decals. Some ot the lighter activities of this club are the tall initiation, the Christmas party, and the spring picnic. HOW lv Mr. Chili, N. Glusscoclc, D. Sillmon, I. l-Iout, N. Nelson, S. Rees. HOW fl S. Scuitlers, C. Bolling, G, Notion, I. Ptilton, H TllOlll1'SgiI1, lvl. Serqenl. W Xl ll. DINIIIW, S. lvl-xrqtxroli, I. Slieptirti, M. liwtiiltiiicl, G. lmirll-ill, ll. Wlwwlvzy Il. Ptillls. YOUTH FOR CHRIST The Youth for Christ, newly orqonized, have established themselves os CI worthy oddition to Lonphier's clubs. The purpose of the qroup, which meets every Tuesday morning, is to enjoy the fellowship ol one ornother and to promote Christian principles Within the Club. lvlr. Cliiti orcts in the cdpocity ot advisor to these students. F55 K I 5.4 lllil .. ,x -1 ...-hz .' M. ...I-.mm u 'W i QW ' an x A1331 ul 'Z J, f gf Q .. :N in f fa ., 'uq H' as- U ., .-Hg ..- .. ' Q. Z --x f ..-- ' .Al 4 - 44. 1 .-I Y' . . . V V'- V.-.l?' 1 av- - Y' xb- - .-Q' '- liiull 11, .v . K.. nv, ' . 4 , N' I ' I 'GH-Bra L . 1.1 xl- ' W J, fm., I :' 8 P 1 I Il' A ' . , , 4g'.. .. , 1 ,- 0 1' qx r- Wy -1- , x -. Jn. . v 1 1 YE. v .J 5' v- I' .r . 1 'A -. .VP . . 2 .- .H . 1. s' . .. 'if' ' .' 1 f w 5 . I - -... 1 f - ,ai 4 ...Q-. '. . Kr M. A F Q? a '1' ' J , ENVI ' 1. -. A 4 lil' 4 . 1 1 .J 9.. nf .L -ff I li s- . 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Jw wg xi 'Qs Q-fn x D. ANDERSON, Heod Couch - Coll BB FOOTBALL Coochinq cr hiqh school football tecrm no ecrsy job, but Ldnphier is for- inte in hfrvinq five qood mentors who em to ho ohle to moke the job look sy. This is reolly no mystery, GS the couches hcxve o number ol yedrs experience behind them. Mr. Anderson ond Mr. Dopp beqon dchinq for Ldnphier in l936 und .ve since Continued to develop good ntbdll tedmsvdll cz credit to Lcrnphier. tllowinq their usual procedure, Mr. C. DOPP, Line Couch COACHES Anderson worked with the bockiield while Mr. Dopp ond the newcomer to Ldnphier's coorhinq stuff, Mr. Runs- tord, developed the torword wdll. Mr. Boyle hequn his coochinq lor the Lions in l944 but it hos only been in recent yedrs that he took over coaching the freshmen football tedm. This yeor he experienced one of his most successful yedrs, piloting d very talented group of treshies to un unde- ledted season, E, RANSFORD, Athletic Director V TMBOYLE, Freshman Couch VARSITY B, MASLAUSKI P. TRAYLOH N. BALLARD C. Cl-HIVIENTO B. CUNNINGHAM Lanphler Lanphier Lanphier Lanphier Lan phier SCHEDULE OF'52 Opponent , l8p Lincoln, O Lanphier, Og Peoria Central, 39 , 6: Feitshans, 13 , 7g Sprinqlield, 32 l3g Cathedral, 27 B. HENDERSON G. COMPTON V. CLARK TEAM E. WILSON P. KODRICH G. STRODE B, BOYLE I. DI GIROLAMO A. DAHRAN H191 SCHEDULE OF'52 Lcmphier Lcmphier, 12, Lcmphier, 1 Lcmphier, Lcmphier, 2 Xs. Opponent Becmrdstown, 6 Ccrrlinville, U Decatur, 52 Edwardsville, 25 e . , Q A xi awww E, Q E Z . V. V - 'fig ,. ' 5-ex' P? QXOA so 5 C96 LJ S25 A Q x. ...f .. A E 2 . X 41414 ' jf gg, '- gk 3.51, if fmfffaffl 511 1 - VARSITY . ., , , B. MARTIN D. HALBERG A. IACKSON D. ADAMS L. IOHNSON Under the fine coaching of Mr. Ander- ll 201 sort and Mr. Depp, Lanphier has in years past turned out a number of good football teams, and this year's team was no ex- ception. The football team was not the most impressive as far as its won and lost rec- ord was concerned, but it was by far one of the sChool's best in other ways. The team's scholastic standing was one of the best the school has known, its sportsman- ship would have been hard to excel, and its conduct on and off the field was above reproach. Although starting out as an exceed- ingly young team, Lanphier opened the season with an l8-O win over the Rail- splitters from Lincoln, but then succumbed to a powerful team from Peoria Central, 39-U. Still recuperating from injuries sus- tained in the Peoria game, Lanphier lost 1354- ,lf V. PRINZAVALLI J. THOMPSON B. BORTMESS TEAM H. STOUTAMYER D. ANDERSON I. BARLICK W. WHITE the next three games to Feitshans, Spring- field, cmd Cathedral. The Lions, however, bounced back to win their last home game 12-6 from Beardstown. The next three games were road games: the first at Car- linville where the Lions won l2-6 from the Cavaliers. The following week, Lan- phier traveled to Decatur where they suf- fered a stinging 52-6 defeat at the hands of the Big Twelve team. The Lions wound up the year by turning in their best per- formance of the season battling a strong Edwardsville team to a Z5-25 deadlock. Despite a record of only three wins against six losses, Lanphier looks eagerly toward next season. With a host of re- turning lettermen and with high expecta- tions from this year's freshman team, which ended its season with a perfect record, the Lions will be out to win once more. H1211 D. WANLESS 8,5 1 -.4 HCDVV l.'w1fI1 lX111If1resffx1q IJ1Cfiirc1l xmw, I.p Imvksoll, Ag CIUHNIIILIIIIIIII, 3.5 NIVIIIIIW, IN. SIOIIIIIINYVI, I'I.f Prim VIIIII. V4 Ir1IlIlHC rm, I..g II xllwrfq, Dy VVLIHIPSS, Ifhg Smith, A.: Mmslfxuskl, 3.5 Cwxulx Depp, C, IIIIIIJIIQ I-IWW L I mln, I. VV1!::wr1, Hg IVMIH-ul, A4 Traxylor, C4 IIHIIOIIHYSUII, I.. Adcxuxrl, IT: Umlwenhowm, Ln KwcIr1rI1, P Qfhimonto, C4 Boyle, H. IIUNI' Iif'7'V'v' If':1I1'I-1, In I'i:1Ie 1 I.: Vwulylix 11, G4 Andorsnn, D4 Bmmwsfr, Hp IIlkI14IOISf7I1, R5 Bf1III11w.I, N.: Strmlmi f'ILllIi, V.g Trxxylor. V. MANAGERS I'.'ff'?fI:r, IH I3 II' .'.' m, ,Ng Vusv, Hg I1znIII:1, I. I HI IIIVWI Il. I'IHlllIll1, V. I.II1'y'::, H. II1rx'Is, Fi. Avxut, E. ATIYIIOTISVWII, I. NOISQI1, IW. IIIl I'j'4U1I, II. YH .iw V. Ixm-U1 I-2. Ixzrvm, F. Cfvlliui, Ii. Pwxrmw, Boylw, wwxvim. IIII I II. IIIW, I. II'lI'I'lI, I. f'I1lI.r1:, II. I1fI111:4n:1m, I. Vfamf, M. Cfcwllizms, C. I,OIlH1mlIl, Ij. 51'I1VulIIWUI47, VS. XNMQI: If. Qflxxrk, H, Klmi, If. Ecmmt, R. Cori. I H I' IMJVX I-I. I-H :srf rx If 171 -ys, H. IvIvMu!Im1, ID. Yfmufq, H. FlII7TOI'lff, 'If Mfmlmirm, H. Lvvvw, H Pltfm rn, I. Kuvlr xr w H. I-f Inman, B. KLIKDIIIOI. ' 4 1. YY!!! - ' -- 5 X ., I .f.' 'il ffl? an-it Wrig- M ggiilffkgaf ,wg K , V ntaii S 3 ,Q im A In .K Ygrqigvykivqwr J 'E . XM ' ' Q ' my 3' A G . Ll' QQWAH P' A' if Q 1 Am: mga ,sized Qs: fm., K, T Sf' A 1. ww, ' ' 'T , Q4 . 'if a ,. M 4 .N QW'- .-W L 'Q 1. Q . K YL My g P EZHSQQI '- Q A ...wwf 211.1351 , ,V K 4,,4f:f.wE'l .qw W 4 + Nw M wif , 3,154 , . .0 , , 4' 5, In N'lf'f 4, Q. , ,. 1 E, RANSFORD, Freshman Coach R. SORRELLS, Varsity Coach BASKETBALL MR. SORRELLS this year, as in the past, has put forth his energy into constructing a good basketball team. By combining fine material, excellent coaching, and strong school spirit, Mr. Sorrells has again produced a powerful basketball squad. This has been a very ex- ceptional season, as the record will show. Mr. Sorrells has piloted his club through twenty- five wins and only three defeats. Assisting Mr. Sorrells was MR. ARLYN If124J A. LOBER, l- V. Coach Time to get ready, boys! COACHES LOBER. Coaching the lunior Varsity team, Mr. Lober guided his strong quintet to a vic- torious season with only two losses. Also deserving some honors is MR. ED RANSFORD, coach of the Freshman Team. Mr. Ransford and his team have marked a per- fect season by winning all of their games. All of these coaches merit much credit and praise for the hard work and effort that they have put forth this year. in ' W, qs k Wham, F, ' , 5? K 4? X S Fr X ' Af. A N r, fn s , Y A S 5 Q fa Q if Mmp ,, ,N f ' ,Q 5 7 . K A g E 4 t I '44 x an X, 'bg mfgx L: H j i N L II I 'S K 7l H 'I ER I UQ? OWSSTES F1173 '- I musfv '- H 1 ,Mg . - X I-ef M' K 2 -f'f?fQ1i.Q.LN,g,. , t nf.. A , 1. 21 'ff El ,zl ? N s ,L V W ffm? L :Lg L. PAVLIK VARSITY Starting the season by winning six straight games, Lanphier showed an outstanding bas- ketball squad. In the seventh game, the Lions trounced Virginia by a record-breaking score of 104 to 47. With an 8 and O record, Lan- phter entered the Lakeview Invitational Tour- nament at Decatur. After defeating Clinton D. HUDSON P. CLARK BASKETBALL SCORES Lanphier Opponent and Mt. Zion, they met Sullivan in the final game. Lanphier defeated Sullivan 67 to 45 and won its first trophy of the year. Retaining its winning streak, the team de- feated Woodruff of Peoria, Rushville, Hills- boro, and Beardstown before it entered into city competition. Breezing through the City Tournament, Lan- phier ousted Feitshans and Springfield. Play- ing Cathedral in the final game, Lanphier emerged victorious by the score of 57 to 53, and were undisputed City Champions for the first time. The Lions received two trophies for their exceptional play in the Tournament. ........Z1on Benton....... D. CLARK 55 65 5 5 25 57 45 57 46 57 ....... ....... H avana .......... ........ 5 5 87 ....... ....... P etersburg ......... ........ 3 0 l 04 ....... ....... V irginia. ......... ........ 4 7 70 ....... ....... W averly ......... ........ 4 5 69 ' 52 .......Cl1nton........ Lanphier Opponent BASKETBALL SCORES 75 61 67 45 74 ....... ........ P eoria Woodruff ......... ..... 6 2 48 ' 33 67 48 4 L PHILLIPS I 126 l V. CLARK L. lOl-INSON pleted the season by winning its last three games. In the last game, they sewed up the Cen- BASKETBALL After breaking the record of 18 consecutive Wins, Lanphier was defeated by Lakeview of Decatur. Recovering from their defeat, the Lions played excellent basketball and beat Litchfield, Beardstown, and Clinton. Meeting Taylorville proved to be the second pitfall for Sorrell's squad. The hustling team com- H. STOUTAMYER tral Conference by a victory over Carlinville. This was the fourth trophy of the year for the basketball bornbshells. With the superb rec- ord of 24 Wins and 2 losses, Lanphier com- pleted perhaps its best basketball year in the history of the school. Defeated in the second game of the regional by Lincoln, the Lions obtained their third loss. All in all, this was an outstanding season and team. Congratulations Mr. Sorrells, Mr. Lober, and team! D. CANT BASKETBALL SCORES li. ITGNOT Lanphier Opponent 70 ....... ........ B eardstown .......... ...... 5 6 75 ....... ........ F eitshans .......... ..... 7 l 54 ....... ........ S pringfield ........ ...... 4 1 57 ....... ........ C athedral ......... ...... 5 3 61 ....... ........ L akeview .......... ...... 7 8 57 ....... ........ L itchfield .............. ...... 5 4 65 ....... ........ B eardstown .......... ..... 5 2 75 ....... ........ C linton .............. ..... 5 8 59 ....... ........ T aylorville ........ ..... 6 6 BASKETBALL SCORES Lanphier Opponent 84 ......... ......... V irden ................. ....... 7 l 63 ...... ......... M t. Pulaski ......... ....... 6 6 B1 ...... ......... C arlinville .......... ....... 4 O 79 ...... ......... R iverton ........... ....... 5 8 42 ...... ......... L incoln ......... .......... 4 6 L. OLIVE N271 D. BLAKEMAN . f ,V .,. JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM HOW 1 R, li-iyleg V. Antfinitvviy R. VVt1t::ffng L. lohnsong B, Nikaq l. Bunch, RCW 2 -A. Loherg R. Knappy R. Woifg E. Cart- Vlllllilif D. Srhultip D, llinvey. The lunior Varsity Team playing a total ol 2U games, have maintained the record ot l8 wins and 2 losses. The boys responded to the line coaching of Mr. Lober. fl28l The Freshman team wound up their season as City Champs with a record of only 2 losses. These boys displayed fine sportsmanship and co-operation and with additional experience should equal any team Lanphier has ever had. FRESHMAN TEAM ROW l D. Gutzwillerp B. Clark: E. Eqnotg R. lohnsonp l. Vose. ROW 2 B. Schwarberag R. Philmong C. Lehmanp E, Rans- tordg R. Herndong K. Bakery D. Turnbull. ROW 3 B. Pickfordg E' Renfrog D. Adamsl-:ig ll. McMullenq M, Collins: M. Washinqton, K 'fan 33 iw-4.4 .JF i 1,.. .i , ,, ,, , w O Z: M., L, ,Y 59 - Ls- 1 Y' ,A ' XL A, gg -' ,M Q-1fyf W 4 T F Y,, . MIM wx, V M . A LWLQ, L,., W, A M. ., A. if Ns my ,mug 1 4' Y, , A .5,M3,,...,wM,.X,WM.7p.. F A f, V W. fl, X z M fqyq H., , gp, .fx - 1 k X Q V V Q .xl , L ww My , 1 Y .wwf N ww A , rw F M1 K 15453531 3.7, H., YW, X w uw .yy ' . ,ti fv K 1 WW, .V faux - - 4 V z 'E Q 4'-A-it ,N,., 'R 4 av W 'V A ff . , 4 w.,eQ.3',1uw1L,,, X , W , . WZ, , 1 ,-H. - 2 Qfk vu, x X 1'L1Q.WkQ,, . ' ' W. A Q v -Q STS 5 k . 1 f RV .i ,, W Qi . -14 Q' Q MM ' w4.k:'N'w w. ff 7,m W M in r W .Q ,. K , 'Aw' ' as fr' T R A K Vrrrsity Cimrr-h Cleo Dopp DO it this WCW Mr. Dopp returned this spring to coach orn- otlrer talented track team. With the assistance of Mr. Vanderwater, who also acts as cross- country coach, Mr. Dopp is oqain expected to prove his ability to perfect a team of which lrrriplrier can be proud. Freshman Coach Orel Variderwater HUW I H. Klirrt, H. f1vIiWirrlrerir,'l'. lvlrrrrrrirrq, 'l'. Tennant, T. 'llrrril-4, H. Heed, D, Armlezfuvri, V. ffl-rrlc, C . Fliirir-Brita, L. Reese, I. DiGirolarno, G, Lambert, 'l'. Moske, H. Herndon. HIJW Li I. Vlrrrk, ll. lvlvlfllll, ll. Berry, H. Cdrirso, D. Hobirrsorr, D. lltrrvey, I. Hale, W. lvl-rslruirfaki, I. Beers, lf. lfarrwt, I H. IIQIIIIIISOII, G. Wallare, I. Vose, li. Hinrirrs. HOW Ll Mr. Virnderw-.rter, l'. Hay, G. Strode, C. Mayes, W. Weed, I. Arrkrorrr, L. Olive, lf. Anderson, ll. lleririessy, lf. Wilson, M, Howard, D. Strepprrrd, D. Clark, B. Parrot, D. Zelle, C. Deritorr, H, Pittrrrrrrr, L. Hall, lvl. Collins, I. Hurrlcels, K. Baker, C. Dopp. i I KI!! '4. ' I ' lr 1 2 . Ng' r FJ . . a. .'. I xl 2 K, i I ' I f ' , ,, X 3 XX K y i 9 it ,- B x . ,X '43 d X x I vs AMRO x AMES BEN EGNOT DON HARVEY VARSITY TRACK Mr. Cleo Dopp, track coach, has managed to launch what promises to be a successful season for the cinder squad. Displaying a Well-balanced team, the Lion thin-clads defeated Lincoln in their first en- counter. To follow up their initial win, the squad placed fourth in the Decatur Open and first in the Pana-Kincaid triangular meet. ln CHARLES CHIMENTO ERN CLARK X1 city competition, the Lions gave an impressive account of themselves, when, after copping three firsts and trailing by only ten points, they emerged in second place. With the central conference and district meets still in the offing, it is anticipated that this season will witness the Lions' capture of more than their share of laurels. . LA A. fAclffgZT IA sf Qgiii A ms- wwe, ,, ,M K W, kk .. ,V 'Ia . f 1' -I p ' Q JW 1 ' - xg 5, Q -SN! . fx Q in a.psv' qv ?? N-Fi? fg. ,g Q if ' ,A in 'al gsgirail ' Fx QL Xi? A J 5 I 1 Ti 'L - J .mf i4ialQ5hfug,,gYi?',55aQ-up gy wav Ji '- l., U ' Q V a I 7 , Q ul! ww.-tin me hw? Nr P A 55 QW .. H! WE . A , Ah ffwsiwdlifaiwf-saw., 7? ' 1 wpiif' Bud Darran Leroy Pavlik Butch Boyle BASEBALL With fourteen lettermen returning, baseball coach Ted Boyle again is anticipating a suc- cessful season. Coach Boyle, who in the past years has maintained a record of l22 Wins and 35 losses, hopes to preserve his impres- sive record. In the first game of the season against Mt. Pulaski, Lanphier came from behind to edge out the Hilltoppers 7-6. Playing a good de- fensive game, the Lions defeated Beardstown, their second opponent, l-O. Entering into city competition, Lanphier encountered Feitshans. The Lions captured their third win upon down- ing the Flyers 10-5. Retaining their perfect record, the Lions subdued the Springfield Sen- Del Blakeman Bob Henderson ators by a score of 5-2. By the use of Coach Boyle's strategy in the exciting Cathedral game, the Lanphier ball club came through to another victory over a city opponent with a score of 8-6. Bob Ross lack Phillips Robert Martin ,,,......-.- 3 I . .. , ,rx iw V? if W sim 5 9 I 9 v U. fs, fm ww- ff: K, 4 A 1. gi ., fgffff sei Wf 1 X f Y if 5 w,,M, ,,.T A. -- . 'fe , , is Rf ' X fkwwivi. 'Q . xygl Y 1-Q f Rh ,Q-. by , xw ,, .L Vkiv, Wigs -W ,WM w . f A ' 5.5 5' . I .4 is 'U fa QQ' Nr 1 Xxx ROW l Ralph Staples, Tony Tank, Paul Thornburg, Leland Reese, Bob Laurent, George Mernin. ROW 2 Mr. Vanclerwator, Bob Caruso, Lloyd Davidson, Arnold Koclnnan, Howard Honnesscy, George Monto, Don Eggleston. CROSS COUNTRY TRACK Cross Country Track is a sport which has been introduced only in recent years at Lanphier. Last tall, approximately twelve boys went out to com- pose the Lanphier squad. To compete in this sport, one must have great endurance, tor cross-country requires that one have the ability to run a mile and nine-tenths. Following many nights oi practice aiter school, the boys entered into stiit competition with schools such as Lincoln, Tri-City, Peoria, and Champaign. A Korhman D Eggleston G. Mernin -dev 5. Y A 2 ff X ,f V hw ,L ' X ' twill. V 1W' MM 'W 'Sis LAN-HI PATRON S The Lan-Hi Staff recommends to the student body, their parents, and friends, the business firms whose names are listed on the following pages. Their generous support has made possible this publication. The Staff Ace Sign Company Elks Club Ackerman Music Company First NCrtiOnal Bank Adloff's Furnishings Alexander's Dry Goods Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co. Amrhein Bakery 2001 Clear Lake Rd. Bakers of Holsum Bread Arch Wilson, Inc. Fred Astaire Dance Studios Orpheum Theater Building O. D. Atchason 6 Associates Axtell-Kramer Co. Bachman-Kumle Prescription Druggists Sixth 6: Capitol Ave., Tel. 3-2431 Springfield, Illinois Barker-Lubtn Bob's Shell Service The Bowl Bridge Iewelry Co., Inc. Broadwell's Drug Store BroWn's Business College Bud 6: Helen's Flower Shop Bunn Capitol Grocery Co. Camera Shop, Inc. Capital City Leather Co. Capital City Paper Co. Capitol Glass Co. Capitol Pontiac Co. Fifth 51 Sixth at Lawrence Central Illinois Light Company City Water, Light 6: Power Department For Service Phone 5731 Clover Farm Stores Coe's Book Store Cottage Garden Nursery Coutrakon's Confectionery Craig's Auction Sales, Campbell Sales Barn Dal's O. K. Motor Sales Dean's Standard Service Diamond Restaurant A. Dirksen G Sons Dockum G Dawson, Inc. Drew Barber Shop Eastern Packing Co. Electric Motor Shop Fireside Inn Restaurant Fishman Bros. Sporting Goods Flowers by Mary Lou Floyd's F lynn-Hippard Drug Store Compliments of Dr. Ford Don Forsyth Insurance Co. The Franklin Life Insurance Co. 800 South Sixth Street F rank's Barber Shop Frye Printing Co. F risina Amusement Company Herbert Georg Studio Z24V2 South Fifth Street Portraits by Photography Dr. Anton Gerster Hanselmann's Clover Farm Store Harm's Super Market Thomas E. Heinemann, Ieweler Hennessey Florist Henson Robinson Co. A Friend Hobbs Electric and Television Co Holland Your Ieweler Howard Wallpaper 6. Paint Store Hobby Toyland Inc. Hudson's 5c to S51 Store Eighth :S North Grand Springfield, Illinois The Hub Clothiers Illinois National Bank Illinois State Iournal 6. Register Illinois Transit Lines International Shoe Company Irvine-Optometrists Iones Floral Shop 6: Greenhouses Ionny's Rexall Drugs Kool Vent Metal Awning Co. LaBonte's Luggage Shop Lauterbach Press Commercial Printers Frankie Leonard's Orchestra Li-Co Art G Letter Service ll Lincoln Candy Co. Lincoln Souvenir 61 Gift Shop Lindley Floral Co. R. L. McAfee, 711 N. Seventh, 3-0236 Roofing, Siding, Remodeling McCoy Laundry 318-24 N. Fourth Dry Cleaning 6: Storage McDonald Art 61 Book Store 221 E. Adams Meadow Gold Dairy Products Mel-O-Cream Donut Co. Melody Lane Record Shop Metzger Drug Store Modern Motors Inc. Iohn W. Mohay Morgan's Market Morgan Paint Co. Neumode Hosiery Store North-Side Beauty Shoppe Northside Laundromat Noonan's Hardware O'Brien Glass Co. Oqg's Rexall Drug Store One Day Cleaners-Hatters, Cleaners Orpheum Tailor Shop Peabody Coal Co. Pfiles Camera Shop Plain's Food Service Producers Dairy Co. A Friend Radio Station WTAX Raisch's Market Reason Buick Company, 208 E. Monroe When Better Automobiles Are Built Buick Will Build Them Rechner's Bakery 61 Groceries Retail Merchants Council Richter Dairy 51 Grill Russell's Market Sangamo Electric Company Sangamon Dairy Products Co. 4 . 1 Scully's Famous Chilli 1131 North First Ask Your Grocer L. W. Sears Real Estate Co. 516 E. Capitol Ave. Sears Roebuck 5: Company Seck-DeVault Paint Mfg. Co. 211 E. Adams Street Everything for the Decorator Security Federal Savings and Loan Association Sherwin-Williams Co. Spillway Bowling Lanes Springfield Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Springfield Hotel Association Springfield Iunior Chamber of Commerce Springfield Marine Bank Springfield Transportation Co. Steinkuehler Bros. Grocery Stinnett's Grocery Harry E. Stout Ieweler Stuart Horin Drugs Sweet 61 Canterbury Seed Company Seed and Fertilizer for Farms, Gardens, and Lawns Tepee Drive In 1220 E. Cook St. ' Heavenly Hamburgers-Iurnbo Tribune Printing Co. Trutter Plating Co. Tuxhorn Garage Union Ice Service, Inc. Walt Weed Standard Service Watt Bros. Pharmacy Estate of Fred W. Wanless Weaver Manufacturing Co. White Loan Co. Winch Floral Shop Al Wise Gr Co. Wonder Freeze, lOl N. Grand, West Y-B Super Market Second and North Grand Youth-for-Christ Shakes ACKNOWLEDGMENTS For their cooperation and invaluable aid in the production of our 1953 Lan-I-li, we wish to express our appreciation to the firms listed below: r Covers Tl-IE DELUXE CRAFT MANUFACTURING COMPANY of Chicago, Illinois Photography SPRINGFIELD PHOTOGRAPHERS' ASSOCIATION M Faculty Pictures BURCHETT STUDIO - For our senior section MERCURY STUDIO - for all other professional photography Engraving CAPITOL ENGRAVING COMPANY - and Mr. Owen Marsh, our advisor Printing and Binding WILLIAMSON PRESS-and Mr. Minor Smith-the coordinator of all our efforts THE LANVI-II STAFF I 139 I A Abbott, June, 43, 95, 96, 97 Abromaitis, Barbara, 22 Adamo, Phil, 43, 133, 135 Adams, Aileen, 53 Adams, Don, 24, 107, Adams, Millie, 43 Adamski, Donald, 59, 128 Adamskl, Fred, 22 Adelman, Marilyn, 24, Albrecht, Wayne, 43, 98, 99 Alexander, Leon, 108, 111 Allen, Delores, 59 Allen, George, 59 Alley, Joyce, 59 94, 108 108. 120, 122 DIRECTORY Beekman, Helen, 43 Beers, John, 59, 130 Behl, Betty, 59 Behl, Mary, 59 Behl, Sally, 66 Behl, Shirley, 53 Beia, Steve, 53 Bell, Helen, 72, 88, 107 Beneky Lavina, 43 Bennett, Gene, 22 Benson, James, 59, 106 Benters, Jeanne, 43 Bentley, Darryl, 53 Berry, David, 59, 130 Berry, Janet, 43, 96 Beveridge, Don, 43 Anderson, Don, 53, 96, 108, 121, 130 Anderson, Don T., 80, 108, 118, 122 Anderson Ed E., 59, 122, 130 Anderson Edward, 43 Anderson Georgia, 53 Anderson Jean, 59, 94 Anderson, Richard, 59 Andrews, Howard, 43 Andrews, Iohn, 59 Billingsley, Dave, 43 Bishop, Eileen, 59 Black, Marian, 57 Blakeman, Del, 43, 127, Blisset. Rose, 53 Blue, Barbara, 59 Blunt, Eula, 22, 88 Bodenhamer, Marilyn, 43, 103 Boehne, Adolph, 63 133, 134 Ankrom, Gloria, 43, 108 Ankrom, James, 43, 108, 130, 131 Antonacci, Vick, 53, 128 Arganbrlght, Don, 59 Arn, Joyce, 59 Arn Shirle 22 , Y. Ausmus, Jim, 43, 111 Avart, Bill. 49, 122 B Bacon, Delores, 24 Bacon, Paul, 59 Bahlow, Edith, 59, 92, 103 Bahlow, Marian, Bailey, Barbara, Bailey, Barbara. 24, 107 tSr.J, 24, 107 1Fr.1, 59 Boehner, Dorothy, 13 Bokamp, Bob, 25, 105 Bailey, Gene, 24, 97, 107 Bailey, Jack, 53 Baines, Marie, 53 Balty, Mary, 59 Baker, Gale, 59, 92 Baker, Kenneth L., 59. 99 Baker, Kenneth N., 59, 128, 130 Baker, Ronald, 53, 99 Bales, George, 43 Ball, Jo Ann, 53 Ball, Iulta, 24, 105, 107 Ball, Lawrence, 59 Ballard, Beverly, 53 Ballard, Norman, 22, 118, 122 Barcroft, Joe, 23, 24, 90, 91, 108, 133, 135 Barlick, John, 53, 108, 133, 135 Barlow, Julia, 24 Barlow, Mary. 59 Barrington, Carol, 59 Barron, Barbara, 53 Barron, Ruth, 43 Barrow, Bruce, 59 Barrow, Carolyn, 59 Barrow, Nancy, 53, 96 Barrow, Ronald, 59 Bart, Joan, 59 Bartels, La Rue, 59 Bartlett, Dorothy, 53, 92 Bartlett, Gerald, 43, 97 Bartlett, Helen, 53 Bartlett, Violet. 59 Bokamp, Gary, 59, 107, 111 Boling, Carolyn, 59, 112 Bollinger, Allan. 43 Bollman, Don, 25 Bollman, Robert, 59 Bolt, Charlotte, 53 Bolt, Lois, 59 Books, Anetta, 16 Boone, Morris, 59 Bordignon, Paul, 43. 109 Bortmess, Bob, 53, 108, 121, 122, Bostic, Enola, 59 Boston, John, 59 Boston, Robert, 59 133 Burt, Anna, 59 Burtle, Charles, 53 Burtle, Virginia, 44 Burton, Marie, 53 Bushnell, Eleanor, 53, 111 Butler, Don. 44 Butler, James, 44 Butler, Louise, 59 Butz, Jeannie, 25, 97, 107. 111 C Cahill, Forest, 57 Cain, Carol, 59, 92 Cain, Edward, 53, 108, 133 Callarman, Janice, 53 Callarman, Ron, 25, 97 Campbell, Carol, 22 Campo, Annette, 53 Campo, Carrie, 53, 106 Cantrall, David, 59 Capranica, Joanne, 53, 9-2, 102 Carbonneau, Fred, 25 Carrier, Norman, 53 Carter, Mary, 59, 91, 102 Carter, Nancy, 44, 97, 102 Cartwright, Eddie, 53, 128 Caruso, Bob, 59, 130, 136 Carver, Burt, 25, 97 Castleman, Patsy, 53 Catron, Phyllis, 59, 92 Cellinl, Frank, 59, 122 Chambers, Ralph, 44 Charles, Theodore, 59 Chase, Tom, 56 Chatbum, Frances, 75, 88 Chezem, Verna, 59 Chimento, Charles, 44, 108, 131 Chism. Raymond, 26, 99 Chiti, Atile, 72, 112 Chlti, Wayne, 26, 97 122, 130, Bourland, Marilyn, 25, 88, 99, 102, 107, 108 Bourland, Robert, 53 Boussad, Shirley, 43, 96 Bouvet, Guy, 59 Boyle, Bruce, 53, 108, 110, 122, 128, 133, 134 Boyle, Edward, 75, 108, 117, 119, 122, 133 Brancato, Pat, 42, 43, 125 Brant, Elizabeth, 68 Brantner, Carolyn, 43, 59 Brantner, Edward, 43 Bray, Charlotte, 53, 106 BrC1Y, John, 59 Bresler, Ellen, 53 Bressan, Louis, 53, 106 Bretz, Bill, 53 Bridges, Mariayne, 25 Broch, Richard, 53, 99 Brockman, David, 59 Bartolomucci, Nancy, 53 Bateman, Patricia, 59 Baugh, Marcella, 53 Baxley, Nancy, 24 Beard, Dave, 25, 97 Beard, Evelyn, 59- Eeard, Mary, 53 ' Eedollt, Carol, 103 Bedolli, Charles, 53 Bee, Donna, 59 Brooks, Lester, 80 Brooks, Ron, 53 Brown, Arthur, 59 Brown, Betty, 59 Brown, Bob, 25, 90, 98 Brown, Donna, 43 Brown, Gemila, 22 Brown, Ron, 43 Brown, Zoe Ann, 59 Brunner, Patrick, 53 Bryant, Doris, 43, 91, 92, 103 Bryant, Bunch, Roe Nan, 53, 103 Joe. 53, 97, 128 Burns, Donna, 22, 88 Burns, Jackie, 53 Burns, Jimmy, 59 Burns, Patty, 59, 92, lll Burns, Shirley, 59 Burris, Mary, 53 11401 Cirillo, Amelia, 26 Cisco, Dale, 56 Cisco, Donald, 63 Cisco, Ronald, 63 Clark Clark Dave, 53, 108, 126, 130 James G., 23, 26, 90. 98, 99 Clark James H., 44, 91, 106, 122, 130 133 Clark, John, 59 Clark Judith, 59, 102, 106 Clark Paul, 44, 126 Clagk, Vern, 44, 96, 108, 118, 122, 126 0 Clark, William, 59, 122, 128 Clay, Pat, 44 Cleaver, Joseph, 59 Cleeton, Evelyn, 59 Clem, Beverly, 59, 103 Clem, Don, 53 Cline, Jane, 26, 105 Cline, John, 54 Cloud. Arlan, 53 Clutter, Jim, 44 Cockayne, Billy, 59 Cockayne, Roberta, 44 Cody, JoAnn, 53 Coe, Clarence, 74 Cole, Peggy, 59, 92 Coleman, Kathryn, 26. 89, 107, 110 Collier, Marlene, 26 Collins, Merrill, 59, 128, 130 Combs, Connie, 26, 105, 107 Compton, Gail, 44, 108, 109, 118 Conavay, Sue, 22 Condry, Carol, 26, 97, 110 Connole, Margaret, 26 Conway, Gloria, 27, 88, 89, 98, 102, 110 Cook, Jim, 27, 107, 108, 109, 111 Coomer, Veta, 18 Coon, Richard, 59 Coontz, Richard, 59 Cooper, Prather, 64 Cordier, Marilyn, 53, 92, 102 Corea, Lisa, 59 Cory, Gene, 53, 98 Courtwright, Charles, 27, 96 Courtwright, Floyd, 44 Courtwright, Iim, 99 Cousin, Vincent, 59 Covell, Shirley, 27 Cowan, Harry, 27, 88, 89, 90, 109, 110 Cowan, Mary, 59, 102 Cox, Mary, 59 Cox, Ralph, 122 Cox, Violet, '53, 103 Craig, Helen, 53, 97 Crawford, lack, 53, 97 Crissey, Warren, 64 Croll, loAnn, 59 Cronister, Gordon, 59 Cruise, Sharon, 64, 103, 110 Cullen, Eldon, 22 Culp, Mary, 44, 102 Culver, Arthur, 44 Cunningham, Bob, 44, 108, 118, 122 Cunningham, Patricia, 44, 96, 106 Curry, Eugene, 59 Custer, Ierrv, 59 D D'AboY, 1Ohn, 44, 98, 99 Daniel, Richard, 44 Daniels, Barbara, 53 Dapron, Leo, 60, 122 Darran, Albert, 27, 108, 119, 133 Darran, ludy, 60 Davenport, Delores, 27, 107 Davenport, Marilyn, 22 Davidson, Alvin, 44, 99, 136 Davis, Sharon, 44, 125 Day, Don, 22 Deane, Roberta, 60, 92, 112 Decatoire, Carole, 54 Decatoire, Rose, 16 De Croix, George, 60 De Croix, Richard, 54 Deihl, Dale, 60 Deihl, Georgia, 44 Denton, Clark, 60, 130 Denton, Dorothy, 44 Denton, Shirley, 27, 94, 97, 110 Dernoncourt, Harry, 27, 96, 109 Dernoncourt, Nancy, 54, 91 Dietrich, Loren, 60, 91, 99 Dietz, Mildred, 68 DiGiovanna, Eva, 54 DiGirolamo, Gladys, 44, 125 DiGirolamo, Iames, 54, 108, 130 Dilley, Patricia, 54 Di Pasquale, Mary, 44, 91 Dirst, Milton, 68, 76, 99 Dissen, Iohn, 27 Dodd, Donna, 54, 96 Dopp, Cleo, 73, 108, 117, 122, 130 Douglas, Fred, 44 Dowllar, Louis, 60 Downey, Ierry, 54 Downey, Patsy, 22 Drake, Delores, 57 Drendel, Sharon, 28 Drengwitz, Irene, 44, 96 Drengwitz, Margaret, 57 Drone, Gary, 28, 88, 89, 110 Duke, Gordon, 54 Dukett, Don, 28, 107 Duncan, Arlene, 28 Duncan, Esther, 83 Duncan, William, 54 Dunham, Shirley, 23, 28, 91, 97, 1 Dunlap, Lillian, 28, 107 Dunn, Cordell, 44, 90, 96, 133 1 10 DIRECTORY E Ealey, George, 17 Eastep, Don, 60 Eastep, Les, 60 Edmiston, Kaye, 60 Edwards, Marianne, 28, 97, 103, 107 Edwards, Shirley Ann, 60 Edwards, Robert, 45 Eggleston, Betty, 45 Eggleston, Don, 107, 108, 136 Egnot, Ben, 45, 97, 127, 130, 131 Egnot, Eddie, 60, 128, 130 Eisenkofi, Richard, 54, 98, 104 Ekis, Galie, 60 Elder, LaVerne, 54 Elmore, Iames, 60 Engel, Fred, 28, 99 Enlow. Iames, 54, 98 Erickson, Alma, 45, 92, 94, 98, 106 Erp, Marilynn, 60 Estaque, Nancy, 22, 88 Ewert, Dorothy, 28, 95, 97 F Falzone, Richard, 60 Farley, Don, 28, 96 Farris, Larry, 45 Faucon, Tom, 45 Feleccia, Mary, 54 Ferchow, Gale, 29, 105 Ferguson, Rosalie, 54, 92 Field, Edmond, 60 Fillion, Ierry, 60 Findortf, Richard, 55 Finley, David, 29 Firth, Bill, 60 Firth, Priscilla, 29, 107 Fischer, lack, 45, 90, 107 Fishback, Billie, 29, 96 Fisher, Donald, 54 Fliege, Arthur, 54, 98, 99 Fliege, Ed, 29, 90, 91, 98 Follis, Bob, 22, 45 Follis, lack, 108, 109, 122, 133 Foraker, Shirley, 45, 94, 96, 102, 103 Ford, Georgia, 60, 91, 92, lll Ford, Hughetta, 29, 97 ' Ford, Ianet, 60 Forsyth, Barbara, 60, 111 Foster, Suzanne, 60 France, Sue, 97 Freemon, Arlene, 60 Frenz, Robert, 45 Freund, Marie, 67 Fritcher, Mary, 60 Fritcher, Norman, 54 Fromm, Fred, 29, 108 Funk, Dennis, 45 Furlich, Ethel, 70, 88 Furrow, Patricia, 54 Furry, Merle, 54 G Gaio, Mary, 45, 41, 95, 97, 103, 106, 107 Gaither, Pat, 54 Galbiati, William, 22 Gand, Kenneth, 60 Gant, Dave, 45, 127 Garlits, Charles, 60 Garrison, Garland, 17 Gathard, Richard, 60 Gatton, Clarence, 54 Gavin, Bonadell, 60 Gedney, Mary Ann, 96 George, Larry, 29, 98, 99 Gerding, Henry, 54 Gifford, Donna, 45 Giganti, Anthony, 29 Giganti, Paul, 45 Gilbert, Rose, 60 Gille, Carol, 60, 99 Gille, Robert, 45 lfl4lJ Gilmore, Frances, 54 Gilpin, Mary, 42, 45, 95 Givens, Delores, 29 Glasscock, Margaret, 60, 103, 112 Glasscock, Norma, 30 Gobleman, Donald, 30, 107 Goby, Lee, 15, 91 Golden, Carroll, 45 Gomes, lack, 30 Good, Lila, 54 Gorbett, lack, 54 Gorbett, Tom, 54 Gorda, Kathy, 54 Gore, Shirley, 60, 103 Gorenz, Henry, 45 Gossman, Frances, 60 Goulden, Marlin, 96 Gramlich, Lawrence, 60 Green, David, 60 Green. Lois, 30 Green, Melvin, 60 Green, Tommy, 45 Greenfield, Ronald, 60, 91 Greenslade, David, 66 Griest, Iohn, 45 Griffin, Ursula, 30, 107 Griffith, Iudith, 60 Griffith, Tommy, 45, 91 Grigg, Gerald, 60 Grigsby, Betty, 45 Grigsby, Charles, 60 Gross, Richard, 45 Grubb, Donald, 45, 99 Guinn, David, 22 Guinn, Thomas, 45, 99 Gutzwiller, Dave, 60, 128 Guy, Charlene, 54 Guy, Irene, 30 H Hagele, Bernard, 54 Halberg, Don, 22, 120, 122 Hale, Iarnes, 54, 108, 130 Haley, Robert, 60 Hall, Charles, 60 Hall, Kenneth, 60 Hall, Mary, 54 ' Hall, Robert, 60 Hammond, Sandra, 46, 99, 106 Hammons, Shirley, 30 Hammons, Valendra, 54 Hampson, Ronnie, 60, 130 Hankins, Iim, 30, 107 Hardy, Charles, 30 Harlan, Wayne, 60 Harris, Robert, 54 Hart, Marilyn, 54, 102 Harvell, Ida, 60, 92 Harvey, Don, 54, 97, 128, 130, 131 Hatch, Mather, 54, 99, 106 Hatcher, Ken, 30, 97, 107 Hayes, Martha, 60 Haynes, Doris, 22 Haynes, Eleanor, 54, 102 Hays, Don, 46 Haywood, Jack, 46 Hazlett, Bill, 46, 133 Henderson, Barbara, 54 Henderson, Bob, 42, 46, 90, 108, 133 134 Henderson, Iimmy, 60 Heninger, Robley, 46, 90 Hennessey, Howard, 54, 130, 136 Hennessey, Mary, 60 Henry, Iohn, 31 Henson, Venita, 31, 105 I-lenterseher, Mary, 60 Henterseher, Nancy, 31, 92, 98, 107 Herchy, Don, 60 Hergett, Alan, 60 Herndon, Ronnie, 60, 91, 128, 130 Herron, Richard, 31 Hibbs, Rose, 55 Htldebrant, Patricia, 54 Hill, Dorothy, 54 Hill, Frank, 46, 90 Hill, June, 13 Hfll, Nettle, 54 Hinds, Hubert, 60, 122 Hoffman, Dorothy, 60 Hoffman, Joe, 72, 108 Hoffman, Mary, 54 Hoffman, Tom, 46 Hollinshead, Norma, 31, 88, 89, 102. 110 ' Hollis, John, 22 - Hollis, Pat, 60, 92 Holmin, John. 54 Holzworth, James, 60 Hopwood. Lois, 78, 102 - Houser, Sharon, 46, 92, 94, 97 Houser, Shirley, 46 Houston, Norma, 54 Hout, Judy, 60, 112 Howard. Madison, 55 Howell, Connie, 60 Huckeby, Robert, 60, 91 Huddleston, Barbara, 46, 92, 106 Huddleston, Nancy, 60 Huddleston, Robert, 22 f Huddleston, Theresa, 54, Hudson, Don, 31, 99, 107, 92 133. 135 Hudson, Hudson, Judith, 60 Norm, 54, 109 Huffman, Jo Ann, 46 Huffman, Leroy, 60 Hughes, Hughes, Jetta, 31, 107 Shirley. 60 Hunsley, Donald, 46198 Hunter, Carol, 46 Hunter, Carolyn. 60 Hussey, Frances, 46, 92, 103, 111 1 Irwin. Art, 46, 108, 122 Irwin, Gene, 31, 107 I Iacaway, Nan, 54 ' Jachlno, Jackson. Jackson, Jackson, Jackson, Jackson, Vema, 60, 92 Alan, 46, 106. 108, 122 Don, 31 Iohn, 60 Joseph, 60 Ronald, 46, 98 Iallas, Jo Ann, 60 James, Margie, 46, 96 Jarrell, Betty, 60 Jarvis, Jo Ann, 60 Jeske, Helen, 84,92 Johnson, Johnson. Johnson, Johnson. Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Betty, 31, 88, 107 Jerry, 46 Joan, 46 Laurence, 54, 98, 127, 1 Louis, 46 Richard, 60, 128 Verna, 22 William, 60,98 Johnstone, Jim, 32 Iones, Jones, Arlene, 46 Derrell, 54, 98 Jones, Dwayne, 32, 108 ' Jones, Gerald, 60 Iones, Jackie, 54, 102 Jones, Keith, 46, 98 Jones, Sandra, 60, 99, 102 Jones, Sylvia, 56, 91 1 Julius, Rosetta, 54 K Kacztnskl, Donna, 23, 32, 97 108, 124, Kaehler, Robert, 60 Kasa, Iuliann, 54 Keefner, Kathryn, 46 92, 93, 28 126, DIRECTOR Keller, Cathy, 46 Kelley, Darrell, 22 Kelley, Karen, 60, 103 Kelly, Wanda, 60 Kenal, Albert, 60 Kieser, Gladys, 22 Kincaid, Earl, 54 King, Brenda, 46, 125 Kitch, Mabel, 71, lll Klasing, Frances, 60 Kleinschmidt, Shirley, 46 Klint, Ronald, 60, 122, 130 Knapp, Ronald, 54, 128 Knowski, Jack, 61, Knowski, John, 54, 106 Knox, Barbara, 54 Kochman, Arnold, 32, 110, 136 Kochman, Margaret, 32, 92, 107 Kodrich, Patrick, 32, 122 Komyathy, Darlene, 61, 92, 99. Komyathy, David, 32, 88, 89, 99, Koontz, June, 55, 106, 111 Kotowski, Esther, 61 Kovalik, Irv, 55, 99 Kratzer, Shirley, 32, 107 Kreppert, Beryl, 55, 98, lll Kreppert, Carolyn, 47 Kronz, Otto, 32, 96, 97, 111 Krska, Patsy, 61 Kuchar, Jack, 61, 122 Kuhn, David, 47, 97 Kuizln, John, 61 Kunz, Carolyn, 55 Kutzora, Florence, 32 L LaBrier, Carol, 47. LaFura, Mary, 61 - Lambert, George, 33, 90, Lamey, E., 58, 67, 99 Landers, Clara, 55 Landis, Robert, 33 Lane, Marilyn, 61 Langston, Jim, 22 Lanham, Joyce, 47, 125 Lankford, Harry, 61, 99 Large, Daisy, 33, 107 Large, Laura, 55 ' Latonis, Charlie, 61. 122 Laurent, Bob, 47, 136 Laurent, Raymond, 47, 97 Lavin, Pat, 47 Lazar, Gary, 55, 106 Lee, Jo Ann, 47 Leedy, Jennie, 55, 103 Leet, Maurie, 55 Lehman, Charles, 61, 128, 133, Leimbach, Darrell, 61 Leonard, Sandra, 61 Leslie, Fred, 22 Lewellen, Joyce, 23, 25, 33, 88, 110, 111 Lewis, Clifford, 61 Little, Larry, 47, 107 Lober, Arlyn, 74, 88, 108, 124, 1 Lock, Nancy, 61 Loeser, Nancy, 61, 92, 103 Lofboom, Pat, 47, 96, 103, 106 Long, Rena, 61, 103 Lounsberry. Nettle, 16 Loveless, Patty, 33, 107 Lucasey, Raymond, 47 Luke, Hazel, 55 Luparell, Josephine, 61, 92 Lynch. Elaine, 47, 103 Lynn, Carolyn, 23, 33, 95, 96, M Maisenbacher, Donald, 33, 96 97, 130, 1 Y 103 110 135 . 89, 95, 28 97 31 Malsbury, Reta, 47, Mannin Mantle, g, Tony, 61, 122, 130 Russell, 61 Marbold, Doris, 55 Margaron, Shirley, 61, 110 Mari, Deanna, 55, 92, 103, 111 Markillie, Marilyn, 61 Marks, Nancy, 61 Marler, Marian, 33, 96. 105- Martin, Ray, 47 Martin, Robert, 47, 90, 96, 108, 120, 133, 134 Martin, Zella, 47, 96 , Martinez, Patricia, 61 . Maslauski, Bill, 47, 96, 108,.111, 118, 122, 130 Mason, Cecile,'33 ' Mateika, Patricia, 47, 96, 106 Matejka, Vincent, 61. Mathies, Larry, 61 Mathis, Mathis, Mayer, Mayes, Mayes, Mason Don, 61 Dorothy, 61, 106 Patricia, 55 Carl, 122, 130 Mathis, 61 Ralph, 81 McAllen, Margaret, 61, 91 McCann, McCarty, McCarty, Betty, 61 Jeanne, 47, 92 JoAnn, 47 McClure, Donald, 47 McConnell, Bob, 56 McConnell, George, 56 McCormack, Lynn, 61, 103 McCormack, Sharon, '47, 96, 103 . , McCoy, Barbara, 61 - McCrady, DeEtta, 34 McCullough, Barbara, 34 McCullough, Norma, 61 McCurley, Grace, 61 McFadden, Nancy, 22 McFarland, Ray, 47 McFarland, Ronald, 61 McKain, Rick, 55 McMullen, Charles, 47, 98, 128 L McMullen, Harry, 61, 99 Meador, Dale, 99 Meador, Donna, 61 Medley, David, 61 Meidel, Jack, 34, 89, 98, 110 Mercier, Robert, 22 Mernin, Mester, George, 34, 88, 107, 130, 136 Herman, 17 , Metzger, Dolores, 47 Metzger, Joe, 61 Meyer, Gerald, 61 Meyer, Louise, 34, 88. 89, 93, 96, 104 Meyer, Sheila, 34, 88, 94, 97, 111 Meyer, William, 22 Mldiri, Angela, 61, 91, 92 Mihelsic, Steven, 55 Miller, Charles, 79 Miller, John, 61, 106 Miller, Joyce, 55, 104 Miller, Larry, 55 Miller, Marilyn, 47 Miller, Ronnie, 61 Minder, Anna, 55, 103 Miner, Shirley, 61 Mitchell, Betty, 34, 105 Mitchell, Robert, 61 H Mitts, Kenneth, 47 Moats, Moats, Marilyn, 61, 102 Muriel, 48, 89 Mohr, Marilyn, 61 Mohr, Pat, 48 Malensky, Marilyn, 55, 102 Mallicoat, Tom, 33 Maloney, Carole, 61 EP421 Monahan, Barbara, 34, 88, 89, 97, 107, 110 Monroe, Noreeda, 61 Monson, Jo Ann, 48, 106 1 L ..,. ,. .- 5.1, MontgornerY, lohn, 55 Monto, George, 34, 88, ,9 136 Montonye, Tanyia, 48 I Iack, '34, 99, 111 Moore, Moore, lohn, 48 Moore, lim, 55 7, 104, 109 DIRECTORY Parish, Marie, 56 Parish, Mongene, 61 Parrish, Mary, 61 Park, Stuart, 57 Parks, Barbara, 48, 96, 111, 112 Parnell, Bob, 48, 109 Parrotte, Emma, 4, 69 Pavlik, Moreland, Mabel, 35 Morgan, 1-larry, 79 Moroz, Drury, 48 Morris, Donna, 35, 88, 91, 95, 97 Parton, Carl, 56 Patton, loyce, 36, 102, 112 Patton, Norman, 48, 99, 107, lll Leroy, 23, 36, 89, 108, 110, Morse, Mary, 73 Mosbacher, lanet, 61 Moske, Charles, 48 Moske, Roger, 35 Moske, Tom, 61, 91, 130 Motley, Rita, 61, 92, 102, 103 Mottar, Bob, 35, 108, 109, 122 Mudra, Mudra, lames, 55 Iulia, 16 Muench, George, 35, 107 ' Murphy, Elaine, 23, 35, 88, 89, 95 110 Murray, Harold, 48 N Napier, Carol, 55 Napier, Iames, 61, 111 Napier, Robert, 48, 99 Nation, Francis, 61 Nation, Georgia, 55, 112 Naumann, Claudia, 48, 96 Neal, Kenneth, 61 Neal, Shirley, 55, 92, 111, 125 Neece, Connie, 35 ' Neece, Marilyn, 61 Needham, Delton, 61 Needham, Shirley, 23, 35 Nelson, Alice, 61 Nelson, Frank, 48 Nelson, Harry, 55 Nelson, lan, 48 Nelson, lames, 61 Nelson, Nona, 35, 89, 92, 93, 112 Nesbitt, lune, 78, 102 Nesbitt, Marilyn, 48, 97, 103, 106 Nevill, Barbara, 35, 103, 107 Nevitt, Beverly, 36, 92, 102 Nevitt, Jeanette, 48, 92 Nevitt, lim, 55, 98 Nichols, Thomas, 61, 98 Niewold, Errol, 56 Niewold, Weldon, 62 Nika, Robert, 54, 128 Nolting, Gretchen, 22, 88 Norman, Alberta, 61 Norton, Mildred, 66 O Oblinger, Iosephine, 66 O'Connor, Carol, 55 O'Connor, Rheta, 48 Olive, Leonard, 36, 108, 127, 130 Oliver, Perry, 61 Oliver, William, 61 Olivetti, JoAnn, 36, 89, 102, 110 Olrnstead, Viva, 48, 97 O'Neill, Bob, 48 Orme, Don, 22 Orme, Ioanne, 55 Orme, Maxine, 23, 36, 107 Osborne, Frank, 17 Osborne, Shirley, 36, 96 Overman, Betty, 61 Overman, Beverly, 36, 88, 97, 107 Owens, Marjorie, 55, 92 Ozyurt, Ellen, 61 P Padget, Glen, 48, 90, 96, 111 Painter, Ioan, 55 Painter, Lillian, 61 126, 133. 134 Pearce, Mary, 61 Penneman, lanet, 22, 88 Peontek, Bonnie, 61 Peontek, Nancy, 61 Perkinton, Ioe, 61 Perry, Rosetta, 55, 92, 97 Peterson, Roger, 61, 122 Petrella, Donald, 61 Petrella, lo Ann, 22 Petschauer, Ioyce, 61 Pflug, Urlis, 36, 107 124, Phillips, lack, 36, 107, 110, 126, 133, 134 Philmon, Rodg, 61, 128, 133 Philmon, Ron, 37, 93. 96, 107 Pialorsi, Frank, 55, 99 Picktord, Bob, 61, 128 Pierce, Betty, 48, 92 Pierce, Patricia, 61 Pierce, Victor, 55, 98, 106 Pietsek, Carl, 57 Piggott, Marilyn, 61 Piper, Gary, 37, 90, 96, 107, 110 Pirtle, ludy, 61, 102, 103 Piscitelli, Ieanne, 55, 91. 97, 103 Pittman, Bob, 61, 122 Pittman, Carol, 61 Plain, Nell, 81 Poehlman, Edward, 61 Powell, Ioyce, 55 Powers, Marilyn, 37, 107 Price, Emma, 55 Prinzavalli, Vito, 48, 108, 120, 122 Propst, Arthur, 61 Pulizos, Diamonda, 62 Purves, Larry, 48, 111 R Rake, Ron, 62, 98 Ramelow, Ernest, 62 Ramey, Carl, 55 Ramey, Patricia, 48, 103 Randall, Anasue, 55 Ransford, Edward, 85, 108, 117, 128 Rathbone, Laura, 62 Ray, Carol, 22 Ray, Frank, 55, 106, 130 Ray, Shirley, 62 Redding, Pat, 48, 96, lll Redpath, Anne, 63 Reed, Robert, 55, 130 Rees, Sondra, 48, 92, 94, 97, 106 Reese, Leland, 48, 90, 91, 96, 108, 130, 136 Refine, Alice, 17 , Ressler, Io, 37, 91, 107 Reilly, Claudiann, 62 Renfro, Elmer, 63, 128 Renshaw, Marita, 62 Re Veal, Polly, 62 Reynolds, Ray, 62 Ribar, Peggy, 37, 89, 93, 102 Richards, Carol, 49, 102, 106 Richards, Lois, 55 Richards, Sandra, 62, 102, 106 Richmond, ludie, 62, 103 124, 112 109. Richter, Larry, 55, 91, 96, 97. 106, 111 Richter, Randy, 37, l05,,107, 111 Riech, Iohn, 55 11431 Rimini, Eleanor, 49, 102 Rimkus, Barbara, 23, 37, 96, 102, ,110 Rinnus, Marilyn, 37 Rinnus, William, 55, 108, 122, 130 Rippey, Opel, 76 Roberts, Carl, 62 Roberts, Ernestine, 63 Roberts, Ianet, 62 Roberts, Ioanne, 55, 103 Roberts, Ioe, 49, 91 Roberts, Kenneth, 62 Roberts, Patricia, 37 Robinson, Delores, 37 Robinson, Don, 55, 130 Robinson, Ray, 62 Robinson, Woodrow, 55 Rogers, Kenneth, 62, 99 Rogers, Rosemarie, 38, 91, 94 Roscetti, Barbara, 62. Rose, Shirley, 107 Ross, Robert. 38, 89, 93, 107, 111, 133, 134 Rowland, Harry, 55 Roy, Beverly, 49, 96 Ruble, Florence, 62 Ruble, Ioyce, 62 Ruble, Mary, 62 Rumble, Iudith, 49 Runkels, lack, 62, 130- Rush, Richard, 49 Russell, Carole, 38. 107 Rutledge, Marilyn, 62 . Rutledge, Marlene, 62, 91 Rutledge, Velda, 38, 97, 107, 110 Ruzic, Robert, 57 Ryan, loseph, 49, 91 . 5 . , Saathoii, Ronald, 38, 88, 89, 90, 110, lll Saccomano, Virginia, 38, 107 Sach, Edwin, 83, 99 Sanders, Angie, 55' Sanders, Sherril, 55, 99, 112 Sands, Gordon, 49, 99, 106 Santini, Ioe, 62 Sargent, lo Ann, 62, 112 Sattler, Charles .22 Schaefer, Iames, 56 Schafer, Phillip, 62 Schafer, Robert, 56 Scharaiin, Ioan, 22, 88 Scheifler, Iohn, 56 Scherf, Marjorie, 55, 103 Scheuerman, Dave, 49, 90 Schlosser, Dolores, 55, 104 Schluter, Phyllis, 62, 111 Schmidt, Barbara, 55, 106 Schmidt, Mary, 49, 92 Schneiter, Imogene, 67 Schroeder, loe, 62 Schroeder, Mary, 55 Schroeder, Robert, 62 Schurchardt, William, 62 Schultz, Don, 55, 110, 128 Schultz, Kathleen, 62 Schwarberg, Barbara, 38, Schwarberg, Robert, 62, 122, 128, 130 Scott, Iames, 22 Seevers, Faith, 38, 88,-107 Seevers, Sylvia, 49, 97 Seghette, Toby, 62, 99 Seiz, Gary, 38, 96 Selvaggio, Iasper, 38 Senalik, Donna, 62, 99 Sergent, Mildred, 62 Sexton, Norma, 56, 96 Sexton, Shirley, 62 Shadid, Barbara, 22, 88 Sharp, Allan, 49 Shepard, Bill, 57 Shepard, Ieannette, 49, 98, 112 102, 107 Sheppard, Don, 62, 122, 130 Sherrock, Carol, 49, 96, 106 Sheumaker, Naomi, 62 Shtdlauskl, Frances, 62 Shidlauskt, Matthew, 56 Shymanski, Charles, 62, 111 Slebert, Jack, 39, 88, 89, 90, 110 DIRECTORY Tanner, John, 39 Tanner, Reta, 22 Tansky, Bill, 56, 98, 99 Tarvin, Raymond, 62, 122 Taylor, A. M., 77 Taylor, Joan, 62 Ta lor Richard 49 111 Sielferman, Bob, 56, 91, 99 Slllman, Dorothy, 62, 92, 112 Stmanella, Jo Ann, 56, 103 Y 1 1 . Tennant, Tom, 62, 130 Tertel, Don, 56, 96 Thannen, Donald, 22, 88 Weed, Walter, 23, 40, 97, 111, 130 Weedman, Jo Ann, 22 Weidler, Rosalie, 40, 91 Weidler, Verna, 91, 96, 103, 106 llfeinhoeft, James, 63 Weintrub, Barbara, 40, 102 Weissberg, Nancy, 50, 96 Wente, Alice, 41, 105 Werner, Robert, 63 Werner, Roberta, 63 Simpson, Barbara, 62 Sims, Virgil, 56, 94 Sirtout, Helen, 56 Skoda, Kenneth, 49 Skoda, Shirley, 62 Smith, Al, 39, 107, 122, 133, 135 Smith Alice, 56, 108 Smith, Carol, 39, 89, 107, 110 Smith, Donald, 62 Smith, Donna, 62 Smith, Lawrence, 49, 109, 111 Smith, Patty, 63 Smith, Sheila, 56, 98 Smith, Shirley, 39, 57 Smith, Stu, 49, 96, 97 Smith Tom 49 99 Smithers, Gary, 62 Snider, Louise, 56 Snodgrass, Shirley, 22 Sockel, Ronald, 62 Thedtord, Annette, 62 Thlessen, Barbara, 50, 110 Thobum, JoAnn, 56 Thomas, Marilyn, 62 Thoihas, Sharon, 56, 111 Werner, Ruth, 56, 92, 97 West, Betty, 63 West, Melvin, 50, 90, 96, 97, 108 Wetzel, J., 77, 88, lll Whalen, Georgia, 16 Thompson, Dolores, 50, 103 Thompson, Eleanor, 50, 102, 103, 112 Thompson, Jack, 40, 108, 120, 122 Thompson, Merle, 50 Thompson, Sandra, 62 Thornburgh, Paul, 50, 90, 108, 109, 136 Thornburg, Sue, 50 Thorne, Carolyn, 62, 102 Whalen, Sharon, 50, 97 Wheeler, Marilyn, 50, 96, 104 Wheeler, Donna, 63, 112 Wheeling, Lucille, 50 Wheeling, Carol, 63, 103 White, Barbara, 63 White, Virginia, 41, 63 White, Willis, 23, 97, 108, 121, 122 Tinsley, Fred, 50 Tisckos, Bill, 56 Tisckos, James, 63 Tobin, Judy, 62, 92 Tobin, Sheila, 40, 107, 110 Tomlin, Jose h 62 91 Whitesell, Betty, 56 Whitmore, James, 50 Whitney, King, 50, 90, 96 Whltworth, Charlene, 50, 97, 106 Wicks, Kay, 96 Wilcoxon, Kenny, 50, 96 Sorrells, Linda, 62, 92 Sorrells, R. C., 5, 73, 108, 124 Sowle, Patrick, 56 Spears, William, 62 Speaks, Margo, 62, 98 Spent, Bob, 49, 97. Sponsler, Jennie, 56. Sponsler, Ruth, 62, 111 Sprague, Shirley, 39, 107 Spring, Bob, 39, 89, 90, 110 Squires, Doris, 62 Squires, Marie, 49 Stanberry, Delores, 49 Stanctl, Darlene, 62 Standrldge, John, 62 Staples, Ralph, 56, 99, 106, 136 ' Starling, Chuck, 49, 106, 122 Starling, John, 62 Steege, Sharon, 62 Steinmetz, Sandra, 39 Stevenson, Joan, 62, 92 Steward, Linda, 49 Stewart, Flora, 56 Stewart, John, 39, 88, 90, 96 Stickney, George, 12 Stinnett, Donna, 23, 39-, 88, 89, 95, 102, 110 Stone, Shirley, 56 Stoutamyer, Harry, 49, 96, 108, 121, 122, 127, 133, 135 Strain, Sally, 56, 103, 106, 111 Straker, Ruby, 80 Stroble, Joyce, 57 Strode, Gene, 56, 108, 122, 130 Strode, Richard, 22, 119 p f I Tomlinson, Robert, 62 Tonellato, Edward, 62 Traylor, Charles, 22, 50, 118, 122 Traylor, Clement, 50 Trippel, Charles, 50, 99 Troesch, Marilyn, 63 Trstensky, Frances, 40 Trstensky, Mary, 62, 92, 106 Trueblood, Dolores, 62 Tuchman, Robert, 50 Turley, Jim, 40, 108, 109 Turnbull, Dixon, 62, 99, 128 Turnbull, Joyce, 62 Turner, Edwin, 62, 106 U Umbenhower, Lewis, 40, 107, 122 Unsbee, Dick, 56, 99, 106 Ushman, Beverly, 62 Utterback, Harvey, 56 V Valenti, Bob, 50 Vance, Charles, 50, 108 Vance, Linda, 56, 102 Vanderwater, Orell, 76, 106, 130, 136 Vespa, Connie, 56, 102 Viele, Don, 62 Vose, Harold, 56, 108, 122 Vose, James, 62, 122, 128, 130 W Wables, Donna, 62 Wadley, Gary, 22 Wainwright, Jim, 40, 88. 96 Wainwright, Mary, 56, 102 Walker, Ruth, 15, 104 Wall, Robert, 50, 90, 91, 96 Wilk, Ioe, 56 Wilkin, Gerald, 63 Willett, Donald, 63 Williams, David, 56 Williams, Dean, 50 Williams, Doris, 63, 92, 103, 125 Williams, Pat, 51 Williams, Richard, 63 Williams Sam, 79 Williams, William, 56 Willmeth, Sharon, 56, 97 Willoughby, Noah, 63 Wilson, Edward, 51, 90, 108, 119, 122 130 Wilson, Gerald, 57 Wilson, Phyllis, 63 Wilson, Robert Dale, 56 Wilson, Robert Francis, 63 Wilson, Tom, 63, 99 Wineman, Ruth, 78, 102 . Strope, Nedra, 63 Stuiflebeam, Ben, 62 Stuper, Norma, 56 Sudkamp, Bob, 22 Wallace, Carol, 62 Wallace, Glen, 62, 122, 130 Wallace, Marilyn, 63 Wanless, Bill, 56 Wanless Don 22 121 122 Suflern, Bill, 56 Suggs, Earl, 62, 122 Sumpter, Harold, 22 Surgls, Barbara, 56 Suter, Patricia, 49, 92, 104 Sutton, Gary, 49 Sutton, John, 49 Sutton, Ronnie, 62 T Talmant, Yvonne, 56 Tank, Anthony, 62, 130, 136 Washington, Lillian, 50, 102 Washington, Michael, 63, 128 Waters, Sandra, 50, 106 Watkins, James, 63 Watkins, Marvin, 40, 96 Watson, Charlotte, 63 Watson, Kathryn, 63 Watson, Reginald, 83, 128 Watts, Jo Ann, 56, 91, 104 Watts, Richard, 63 15144 1 Wise, Barbara, 41, 88 Wise, Beverly, 56 Witte, Lavern, 56 Wolf, Bob, 56, 128, 133, 135 Wooddell, Lee, 56, 99 Woodrum, Jim, 22 Woods, Mary, 63 Woollen, Sharon, 56 Woollen, William, 63 Wright, Shirley, 51 Y Yannone, Marie, 63 Yannone, Millie, 41, 96 Yates, Darlene, 22 Yeaman, Sandra, 56 Young, Dave, 63 Young, David, 63, 122 Yucus, Pat, 51 Yung, Allen, 41 Yurott, Bill, ,41, 107 Yuroff, Evelyn, 56, 88 Yuskus, Judy, 56, 102, 103 Z Zelle, Donald, 63, 122, 130 Zigler, Dorothy, 98 Zillnski, Dorothy, 51 Zimmerman, Betty, 51 Zimmerman, Beverley, 63 Zimmerman, Jim, 51 Zukas, Robert, 56 Zumrno, Rosalind, 51 . 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