Limestone Community High School - Amulet Yearbook (Bartonville, IL)

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s e 0 c a % Myrna Small Joyce Smith Leroy Smith “Another one of our girls soon to be Mrs.” “Liked by all who know her.” “If you lack knowledge, took wise at least.” Lucille Smith “There's mischief in this girl. Elizabeth Stallings “No truer friend ever to be found.” Clinton St. Clair ''K:e need a Horseman s Club at LCHS.” V Beverly Stegens “Always willing to do her part.” Viola Stuaan “Always shining with friendliness. Catherine Sweet “A studious girl with personality, too.” Carol Taylor “As effervescent as champagne.” Wendy Tjarks “A loyal Rocket fan.” Fred Traub “And what would life be if we took it seriously?” N

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Marlys Ollic Patricia Overturf Annette Pfister Larry Pierce “While you're alive ... “A fri nd to air Live! Never a dull moment” You've heard the saying ‘little but mighty' ” Judie Powell The kind of girl you al- ways look at twice” Janet Price Life is too short for her to accomplish all she is capable of doing” Larry Rhoads Let the other guy work for awhile Joanne Rogers Her smiles flow like water Marlene Schick If silence were golden she'd own Fort Knox” Sally Seffer A friendly smile for everyone” Myrna Seiler Talent in every inch of her” Barbara Semelroth A diamond crowns her third finger, left hand” Judith Sholl Friendliness and brains combined into one” Sharon Slane Not every redhead has a temper”

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Sally Trotter “Slender, studious, and sincere. Holland L'phoff “A little man oj few words.” Jay Vandak “There's always mischief in his eyes.” Patricia Venyak Harry Vesely John Walters “Twice as friendly as her size.” He could smile his way- out of anything.” “He ruins the saying ‘you have to be dark to be handsome'.” Phyllis Wheeler It’s nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Barbara Williams “IThat's life without laughing?” Mary Ella Williams She makes friends, not acquaint- ances.” Melvin Williams He doesn't say much, but he’s always a gentleman.” Robert Williamson 7 don't think much, but I talk a lot.” Donna Wipperman A firm spoke in the senior wheel.”