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

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JEAN RISEN Shorthand, Secretarial Training Miss Jean Risen is one of the few women on our faculty who enjoys photography for a hobby.. She takes colored slides while on vacation trips. She has many beautiful remembrances of her trip to South America. Miss Risen appreciates fine music and she spends much leisure time listening to her hi-fi set. Mr. John Morrisey's main interest revolves around his daughter Eliza- beth Ann. She keeps him quite busy changing diapers and fixing bottles. When the baby doesn't have his atten- tion, he sneaks a television program into his evening or listens to records from his collection. JOHN MORRISEY Bookkeeping, General Business EXHIBIT NEW HOMES No, it isn't Tom Sawyerl It's none other than perky Mrs. Rosemary Lynn of our Business de- partment. Weekends and during the summer vacation you'll find her basking in the sun along a river bank enjoying her favorite pastime, fish- ing. Her fish stories are not all imagination either; she has pictures to prove them. ROSEMARY LYNN Office Machines, General Business Mrs. Virginia Mee and her hus- band, Jerry, live in a small apartment where they enjoy listening to records and entertaining guests. The weekends often find the Mees at the theater en- joying a recent movie. At left, Mrs. Mee is shown admiring one of her husband's paintings. Mr. Larry Stalter is a resident of Eureka, and like many of our faculty members is a graduate of Normal University. He is a well-traveled man, having seen both oceans and Canada. Mr. Stalter is also an avid TV fan, but for relaxation his favorite hobby is water-color painting. 15 VIRGINIA MEE Shorthand, Typing LARRY STALTER Salesmanship, Typing

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A former Bradley basketball player, Mr. Fred Reinholt, has further pursued his interest in sports through coach- ing. He has recently moved his family into a new home which he himself designed and built. This summer, Mr. Reinholdt will have more time to spend with his hobby of fishing. An unusual hobby that earns mon- ey for Mr. Joe Wilkerson is a small printing press in the basement of his home. On it he prints all types of programs for organizations and school dances. At present, Mr. Wilkerson's main interest is putting the final touches on his new modern home. FRED REINHOLDT JOSEPH WILKERSON Drawing I, II, III Handcrafts, Wood II, Electricity I JOSEPH McCRAITH Wood I, II, III INDUSTRIOUS TEACHERS Mr. Joseph McCraith, following his vocation outside of school, is a do-it-yourself fan. He uses hiS knowledge of wood-working to make his home more attractive. For relaxation and enjoy- ment, the family listens to their favorite sound tracks from movies. Mr. McCraith and his two sons find Scouting an interesting pastime. Mr. Eugene Gire spends his leisure time reading up on all the many sports he is interested in. Being such a sports fan, Mr. Gire offers his serv- ices as announcer at the football and basketball games. While at home, his four children seem to dominate his time. Mr. Paul Malmgren, a family man, enjoys Sunday trips and cook-outs with his family. With his slide camera he captures the many good times they have had together and the interesting places that they have visited. He also enjoys attending agriculture events and fishing. 14 EUGENE GIRE Metal I, II, III PAUL MALMGREN Agriculture, General Science

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First and foremost on Lois Smith's agenda of things to do after school concerns her little daughter, Kelly. She must also attend to other house- hold tasks such as house-cleaning, cooking, and washing dishes. After these time-taking activities come sports —golf, bowling, and swimming. A recent addition to our P.E. depart- ment is Mrs. Marge McWilliams. She and her family have recently moved into their beautiful new home in East Peoria. Mrs. McWilliams has her hands quite full in her free time caring for her baby girl as well as her pet bull- dog and cat. marge McWilliams Physical Education OUR ENTHUSIASTIC For perfect relaxation after an exerting day of teaching, Mr. Fritz Millard recommends stereo. At left, he is seen selecting one of his favorite albums. Also Mr. Millard, being a family man, enjoys tobogganning in Detweiler Park with his children during the winter. Many a free night is spent attending sports events. FRITZ MILLARD World History, Physical Education LOIS SMITH Physical Education A genuine sports enthusiast, Mr. Ron Little, spends his free time read- ing coaching magazines and attending meetings of the coaches and officials associations. For relief from the ten- sions of coaching, he enjoys relaxing with his wife and two sons and listen- ing to his hi-fi set. After a long hard day of teaching, Mr. Gene Strode selects a quiet corner of his den to relax and catch up on his paper work. Another avid sports fan, his favorite pastime is hunting. Quail, rabbits, and pheasants haven't a chance when this sharpshooter sets his sights on them. 16 RONALD LITTLE Physical Education GENE STRODE Physical Education