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

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 RICHARD INGRAM General Science, Biology A majority of the men faculty enjoy sports and Mr. Dick Ingram is no exception. Sports of every kind are popular with him as proved by the fact that he officiates at many of LCHS games. A Christmas present that adds variety to his recreation is his new hi-fi set, which he enjoys with his family. Mr. Kenneth Storm spends his hours away from school collecting stamps and keeping up a foreign correspond- ence. His knowledge of biology is apparent in his home by the many beautiful plants he raises. He also takes part in his wife's hobby of weaving rugs for their home. KENNETH STORM Biology KENNETH OSWALD General Science HI-FI RATES HIGH Mr. Ken Oswald is the hardy, athletic type science instructor. Besides sports, he enjoys fish- ing and hunting. Being a conscientious hunter, Mr. Oswald frequently disassembles his gun for inspection and cleaning. He also spends free time bowling, reading, and listening to good music with his family. Mr. Frank Bailey, another of our faculty in the process of home-build- ing, is busily finishing the interior of his home. Unknown to many, one of his hobbies is playing the piano for his own enjoyment. Bowling, golfing, and reading also rank high on Mr. Bailey's list of entertainment. This summer on a crowded golf course, it is very likely that you will run into Mr. Jerry Wyzlic, an ardent golf fan. Golfing could become more than a hobby since he has won two tournaments already. His dream vaca- tion would be spending a month in Arizona. When not on the golf course, he enjoys good movies. 10 FRANK BAILEY General Science JERRY WYZLIC Chemistry, Physics

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COUNSELING SERVICES BENEFIT STUDENTS Few people realize the long hours and the variety of work done by the Guidance Depart- ment. These people plan for, administer, and score the many tests which we take each year. The results of these tests are used in individ- ual conferences for the purpose of planning school courses, deciding vocational plans, choosing a college, and discussing many other problems. Through their efforts, the benefits of Career and College Days are brought to the students of LCHS. Jack Clinton, Jean Risen, Gloria Schmidt, and Frank Bailey. The girls below are the counselors' able as- sistants. They choose to give up their study hall to help in many ways. Among their many jobs are: to do typing and filing, to make ap- pointments and deliver appointment slips to the class rooms, and to act as receptionists. To sum it all up, these girls are Jacquelines of all trades. An important task facing Seniors is the se- lection of a college. Kacthe Kruse and Mr. Jack Clinton consult the college guide to learn more about college requirements. COUNSELING ASSISTANTS Carol Penn, Genny Neyrinck, Evelyn Grafel- man, Rosemary Copeland, and Carol Bailey.

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FLASH! PREDICTION! MRS. LOIS MASON WILL BE THE FIRST WOMAN TO REACH THE MOON BY PRIVATE PLANE! This summer she is planning to take flying lessons (her husband has other ideas). Mrs. Mason's imagination doesn't stop there, but goes on to higher stakes—to be PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. A variety of hobbies and interests keep Mrs. Elaine Sommerfield from ever becoming bored with life. Read- ing and playing the piano are her favorite indoor pastimes. When the weather permits, she and her husband enjoy archery and target practicing. It is rumored that she is a good shot, too. LOIS MASON English I, U.S. History ELAINE SOMMERFIELD English I, General Math IN TEACHERS' EYES Mrs. Walker enjoys a variety of activities when she is away from the hub-bub of school life. She is very interested in dramatics and attends many plays and musicals in the Peoria area. At home, caring for her dog, decorating her beauti- ful new home, and landscaping her yard require a great deal of time. MARY MARGARET WALKER English III, IV Mrs. Caryl Stewart shares her in- terest in dramatics with her husband, Bob. During their college days, they were both very active in the Bradley theater. For relaxation at home, Mrs. Stewart selects her favorite record for he hi-fi and settles back to read a good book. Mrs. Gloria Schmidt is an example of today's modern working wife. She divides her time between her home and her school work. Her interests at home include reading, cooking, and collecting salt and pepper shakers. She and her husband travel to many famous spots during the summer. CARYL STEWART English II II GLORIA SCHMIDT English III