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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1965 volume:

1 7 Amulet 1965 Limestone High School Bartonville, Illinois Bonnie Seiler, Editor in Chief Foreword Throughout our years of high school, experiences and activities come and go like a summer's breeze; but our memories will stay like the beauty of God's world. Nature exists and is ever-present at Limestone High School. It peeks in our windows, halls, classes, and into the individual life of each student. We discover its wonders in our classrooms: in an Eng- lish sonnet about daffodils; in a biology class while dissecting a frog and discovering the wonders of the circulatory system; while wondering about the mysterious pattern of the grain in the board we are planing in woodshop ... When spring comes, student enthusiasm rises like sap in a maple tree. Nature brings forth the desire of all students to be outdoors and under the open sky. The students ideas about summer vacation vary greatly. Some students may be think- ing about that summer job they ore going to have. Others may be dreaming about going on that annual vacation with the family or going on to college. Some stu- dents look forward either with anticipation or regret to the day when they will be- come young adults. As our future unfolds before us in whichever path of life we may trod, nature and the wonders of God's creation will always be around us. We become more and more aware of our environment because of the ideas we learned both in and outside the classrooms of Limestone. Contents Faculty Classes Activities Organizations Sports Advertising 3 Night Scene The lights burn late at Limestone. Track men lap through the warm winter halls, staying in shape. A dedicated teacher spends an extra hour tutoring concepts to a no-longer bewildered sophomore. School board discusses high finances. Boosters Club gathers in the Rockot's Roost for coffee after hearing a thought- provoking speaker from Nepal. • Gymnasium fill with sound of applause after a band concert—a sock hop—an offer game dance. Clock nears twelve as the yearbook staff yawns toward a deadline. The crowd hurries into the night, homo from an excellent dramatic production like Gazebo. Mrs. Clork smiles from the Snack Bar after a basketball victory. Finally, the empty halls hear the lights click off one by one as the custodians finish their final cleamup. The school sleeps. «Ifsill sir 'in Dedication In recogr gratitude promotion It is our innumera student a further dents and activities. ition of and of high that honor will be a fitting reward for the t teaching in the classroom and guiding affairs of the faculty. We would like to your! endless patience in dealing with stu- enriching th ir school days with a variety of outside bio hours sper ctivities and c r years of service to Linestone, with ition for your sincere interest in the Is, we dedicate the 1965 Amulet to you. Mr. Richard Ingram In keeping with the theme of this year's book, I am expressing my annual thought for the student body in the fol- lowing quotation. Sincerely, O Godi w en thou Dost scare the worldwith tempests, set on fire The heavens with falling thunderbolts, or fill. With all the waters of the firmament. The swift dark whirlwind that uproots the woods And drowns the villages; when, at thy call. Uprises the great deep and throws himself Upon the continent, and overwhelms Its cities—who forgets not, at the sight Of these tremendous tokens of thy power. His,pride, and lays his strifes and follies by? Oh, frojTi these sterner aspects of thy face Spare me and mine, nor let us need the wrath Of the mad undioined elements to teach Who rules them. Be ft ours to meditate. In these calm 'days', thy milder majesty. And to the beautiful order of thy works Learn to conform the order of our lives. William Cullen Bryant Mr. Frank Leach Superintendent Administrators Mr. End ley solve� overy problem throughout the school year with a vnile. Left to rights Normon Endtloy, Jerry Ropp, Fred Velpel, Fronk leach, Wlniton Farrow, Jock Duttarer, Donald Comoron, Elmer Houermann, Harold Richords. Board of Education Mr. Horold Richard� Preiident 8 Mr. Fred Velpel Secretary Mr. Donald Cameron Mr. Jo k Outtorer Mr. Winston Forrow Board Sets Policy Upon these progressive educational leaders rests the responsibility of setting our school policy. Decisions made by our Board of Education are based on the best educational in- formation available. These elected officials give unselfishly of their time, meeting twice monthly to discuss and pass policies leading to the best education possible for all stu- dents of our district. We are groteful to these faithful public-minded citizens for the work they are doing. Mr. Elmar Heuermonn 9 Mr. Jerry Ropp Faculty Bonnie Seiler, Editor SL Miu Bonnie Bell Mothemotlc Mn. Lorene Benbow Social Science Mn. Bonnie Blair Mr. Douglai Boweri Phyiical Education InduMrial Arti Go Forth Under 12 Mn. Dorothy Brenton Mothomotia Mr. Robert Churchill Science Mn. Ann Clinton Home Economic Mr. Jock Clinton Sponlih Mr. Ooniel Dul Mothemotics Mr . Nancy Eaton Mg lc Mr. Roger Gerkin Speech Mr. Karl Gottlieb U. S. Hiitory Mr . Donno Horri English Mr. Richard Ingram Scienco Mr. David Johnion Business the Open Sky Mr. Lylo Johnjon Industrial Art Mr. George Kosop Physical Education Mr. John Knerovlch Industrial Arts Mr. Roy Knuppel Science 13 Mo. Elizabeth Krumpe Music Mr� . Vonna Lou lorson Speech Mr. Wllliom Lindgron English Mr� . Rosoraary Lynn Business Mr. Paul Molmgron Science Mr. Jomes Morry Social Sclenco Mr� . Lois Moson English Ohlll Those 7i30 o.m. faculty meetings ... Ughlll Mr. James Mott hews Journolism Mr� . Morlevo Moxwell Home Economic� Mr. Joseph McOoith Industriol Art� Mr� . Bernodlne Meeker Llbrorlon Mr. Wllllom Morse Music ■ ■ Mr� . Wondo Musgrove Butines� Mr. John Myers Business 15 Mr, Kent Ncgloy Induitriol Art� Mr� . Linda Rogaln Homo Economic� Mr. David Notion Social Scicnco Mr. Thomai Rohn Science Mr. Donald Oberle Latin Mr. Tom Ream� Social Scionco Mr. Kenneth Oiwald Scionco Mr� . Marcia Rlggenboch Phy� icol Education ’Let Nature Be Mr. Robert Riggonbach Phyiicol Education Mi� � Jean Riien Buiine� � Mr� . Eileen Roger� Engliih Mr. Mlchaol Rulo Science 16 Mr. Robor� Schmitt Physicol Education Min Elaino Sommerficld English Mr . Gloria Schmidt English Miss Helen Schmidt U. S. History Mr. Larry Stolter Business Mrs. Rosolco Stoefflor Mathematics Miss Janet Sweetin Business Mr. Androw Trotter Industrial Arts Your Teacher’ 17 Mrs. Alico Vinton Physlcol Education Mrs. Mary M. Walker English Mrs. Donna Wells English Mr. Joseph Wilkerson Industrial Arts Deans Serve Twelfth Year at Limestone Office of Student Services is the official name of the place. But Limestone students simply say, the old office when asked where they're heading with their problems. Dean of Girls since Limestone opened in 1953, Mrs. Vangine Meredith has aided countless young ladies with problems of school, heart, home, and career. Mr. Edward Herzog was here in the beginning too, as a history teacher and coach. Appointed Dean of Boys in 1961, he has worked with Limestone lads since then. Working closely with the deans ore the Limestone counselors. These four busy people help students with schedules, grades, admits, vocations, scholarships, personality conflicts, and count- less other problems. The counselors find time to teach home- room groups weekly. Our deant are conitontly on the go. Counselors Always Busy Mr. Fronk Bailey Mr . Voughn Fri k Mr. Conrad Hopp Mr . Clara McCrailh Mr . Vaughn Frijk. left, joined our veteran coun eling itaff thi yeor. Mr . Agno Smlck Mr . Peggy Tjorks Mr . 8ctty Grohom Min Goorglo Aikow Mrs. Emma Plrlle Mi Adeline Rosenbohm Mr . Juno Arronbolr Devotion, courtoiy, and dedication to duty oro tho byword of our outitond- ing offico staff. Efficient Staff Keeps Mr. Rokoo Smick Mr . Virginio Blonquart Mr. Jamc Sholl School Machinery Rolling Classes Linda Schmidgall Sherry Holford, Editors Winter Frolic for Busy Seniors Class Officers Bill Kendo 11, Vice-President Noncy Richards, Secretory Dove Schllepsiek, president, ond Sondy Branch, treosurer, were not on the ice thot doy. Top Ten Each year recognition is givon to the fop ten seniors who lead their class in scholastic honors. Roy Gardner was named Valedictorian; and Salutaforian of the class of 1965 was Margaret Monroe. The following students were ranked in the following positions: Down Wyss, third; Melody Harris, fourth; Janet Guindon, fifth; Nancy Cochran, sixth; Jeffrey Tenney, seventh; Patricia Pitzer, eighth; Nancy Martin, ninth; and Michael Linstrombcrg, tenth. The future looks bright for these scholarly young people as they plan ahead with high hopes and aspirations. Congratulations! Down Wyi� Noncy Cochran Jeffrey Tennoy DAVID ABERIE Riflery, Aviotion, Hl-Y, Conservo- tion, ond Chess Club. FERN ALLEN Pep, Dromotics, FHA, Y-teens, Chorm, ond Monitor. ROBYN ARRENHOL2 Key, Fur Fish Gome, ond Riflery Club. CAROL ADAMS JUDY ABERIE Pep ond Needles Club. CHARLES AMES Key, Bond, Dromotics, Tennis, House of Representatives, Fur Fish Gome, ond Chess Club. ALMA ARRENHOLZ GAA, Pep, Y-teens, FNA, ond Spocottes. SANDY BACH Pop. College Sol, Charm, Dra- matics, GAA, House of Repre- sentatives, Spacettos. TERRY BACH Spocettes, Pep, GAA, College Sol, Choir, Squoro Donee, FHA. and Dromotics Club. GEORGE AHTEN Bond, Fur Fish ond Gome Club. FRED ARRENHOLZ Aviation, Riflery, Key, Fur Fish Gome, Basketball, ond Baseball. LINDA BAILEY GAA ond Slim n' Trim Club. Four Fleeting Years Have Past CAROL BAIL GAA, Spocottes, Rockotto ond Rocketeer� , French, Squoro Oonco, Spanish, Pep, and Varjily Choir. RANDY BALL Bridge, Spanish. Koy, Foreitry Conservation, Rifiery, Hi-Y, and Football. TERI BAUMAN GAA, Pep, Slim n' Trim, Needle , Baby-Sitting, and French Club. BECKY BEAVER Y-teon� , Slim n' Trim, ond House of Representatives. LINDA BEHRENS Pep, Y-teens, Suzy-Q. and Dro- motic� Club. PEGGY BELL GAA, Y-toens, FTA, Pep, Bowling, YFC, FHA, ond Slim n' Trim Club. ROBERT BENNETT Chess Club ond Football. DENNIS BINDER Radio Electronics, Rifiery, Tum- bling. Pep, and Square Dance Club. JUDY BIRKEL Square Donco, FHA, Commereo, Bridge, ond Pep Club. BECKY BIRKETT Dramatic� . Commerce, Pep, House of Representative� , Ycorbook, and FSA. RON BLANQUART Trock, Key, Science, Dramatic� , Football, Blue Thespian� , and Lettermon's Club. LESLIE BLAYLOCK Key, Choir, Riflery, Tumbling, and Blue Thejplan� . KRIS BLEDSOE French, Y-teen� , Square Dance, Bridge, Dromotic , and College Sol Club. DENNIS BOGENHAGEN Key, Scienco, Pep, Riflery, Cross- Country, Track, ond Basketball. LAURA BORGRA FTA, Y-teen� , Slim Trim, and Dramatics. BONNIE BORLAND Music Appreciation, Bridge, FNA, Mixed, Sophomore, ond Varsity Choir. SANDY BRANCH Student Council, Prom Queen, Pep, GAA, FHA, Sophomoro Vice-president, Junior Treosurer, Senior Treosurer, Senior Home- coming attendant, and FSA. Our High Have Gone RON BREWER Key, Chess, Fur, Fish Gome, Football. Basketball, and Base- ball. ED BROOKS Fur, Fish Game, Riflery, and Electronics Club. SHELLEY BROOKS Chorm, Pop, ond Librory Club. LARRY BROWN Bridge Club. INA MAE BROWNING FHA, ond Chorm Club. ELAINE BRUNINGA FHA, Y-te«nj, Pop, Usherettes, Varsity Choir. Sponlsh, and Bridgo Club. JOAN BRYANT FNA, Commerce, Pep, Y-tccns, CKorm, and Cheorleoder. JOHNNY BRYANT Tumbling, Bond, ond Boseball. School Days Too Fast JUOY BURDETT Noodle� , ond Pep Club. BETTY CALLEAR FHA, Needle , and Pop Club. SHEILA CAMERON Tumbling, Y-teens, Charm, ond Pop Club. CAROLLOU CAMPBELL Bond, Stomp, FNA, YFC, French, Latin, Needle , Internotionol Re- lation� , ond Mu� lc Appreciation. I ALVIN CAMPEN Riflery, Key, Fur, Fl h, Gomo, Varsity Choir, Crow-Country, Tumbling, ond Conservation 8. Forestry. RAY CARLILE Chew, ond Science Club. RALPH CARLYLE Commerce, Fur. Fish, Gome, ond Conservation Forestry. PAT CARMODY Dramatics. Key, Fur, Fish, Gomo, Bridge, ond Vorsity Choir. BETTY CASE Varsity Choir, Latin, Debote, Dra- matics, Bridgo, College Sol, No- tional Honor Society, and Art Club. JEAN CHESSER FHA, Y-teens, and Pep Club TOM CHITWOOD Student Council, Fur, Fish, Gome, Football, Basketball, Bose- ball, Dromotics, and Lcttermon's Club. JOHN CLEMENS Bridge. Key, Dramatic . Letter- man's Varsity Choir, Track Cross-Country, Blue Thespians, Studont Council, House of Rep- resentatives, and Rockettes Rocketeers. L. E. CLETCHER. JR. Vorsify Bond, Key, Fur, Fish, Game, Photography. Varsity Choir, and Conservation Fores- try. DIANNE COCHRAN GAA, . Debate, Y-teens, Blue Thespions, Pep, Dramatics, Na- tional Honor Society, House of Representatives, Usherettes, and College Sol. KEN COPELAND Student Council, Chess, Sopho- moro Class Troosuror, Houso of Representatives, Junior Closs President, Hl-Y, Key, ond Pep Club. MIKE CORRELL Spanish, Key, Track, Football, and Cross-Country. LARRY COUCH Riflery. Pop, Square Dance, ond Tumbling Club. Seniors Recall Fond Memories 30 BARB CRAMER Slim 'n Trim, Mu ic Appreeiotlon, Squoro Donco, lolln, Pep, Suxy- a and FSA. LARRY CRUIKSHANK JUDY CULBERTSON Fooiboll, Basketball, Baseball, Chow, Hl-Y, Square Donee, and Lettormon'j Club. RICHARD CURTISS Art, Key, and Newspaper. RON DAULTON Dromotia, Latin, and Trock. NANCY DAVIS GAA, Pop, Cheerleader. Charm, and Junior Attendant. SANDY DEARTH Y-teens, Pep. and Dramatic� Club. MIKE DIECKOW Chew, Spanith, Bridge, and Scienco Club. RICHARD DONELSON Crow Country, Track. Hl-Y, Pop, and Basketball. JAMES DOTY Student Council, Stamp, and Mutlc Appreciation Club. ALVIN DUHS Chew, Hi-Y, Aviotion, and Lot- termon'� Club. TERRY DURHAM Stamp, Art, Scionce, Trock. Con- tervotion, and Photography Club. MARCIA DUTTARER GAA, FNA, FT A, Pep. Spool . Dromolicj. Spoeettes, Yearbook. Newspopor. ond Monitor. CAROL EDDY GAA, Square Donee, ond Tum- bling Club. RONALD EDEN Chou, Riflery, ond Art Club. LARRY EDWARDS Football. DAVE EISELE Pep ond Civil Defenso Club. EVELYN ELLIOTT FNA, Needles, Pep, ond Charm Club. JUDY ENGELGAU GAA, FNA, Bond, Music Appre- ciation, Squore Dance, House of Representatives, ond Student Council. JAN ENGSTROM HAROLD ERNST Football, Track, Science, Square Donee, ond Lettermon's Club. Dave Leads GLENN ELLIOTT Music Appreclolion ond Aviation Club. GERALD ESTEP Track, Football, ond Art Club. Schliepsiek Our Class ANITA FISCHBACHER Pep and Dramatics Club. JEANNIE FITCH GAA. Pep, Dramatics. Y-tcens. and French Club. RON FLOREY Commerce, Science, Spanish, Pep, and Baseball. BARBARA FOGERSON GAA, Needles, Pop, and Spec- eltes. RICK GALL Pep. Commerce, Science, Span, ish, Letterman's, Basketball, Base- ball, Track, and Cross-Country. ROY GARDNER Bridge, Coin, National Honor Society, Golf, Wrestling, ond Letterman's Club. TONY GAVELYS Basketball, Golf, Tumbling, and Lettormon's Club. JIM GETZ Radio Electronics Club. DON GIGGS Football, Track, Golf, Wrestling, Ri fiery. Chess, Bridge, ond Tumbling Club. STEVE GIBBS Football, Wrestling, Trock Rifl- cry. Bridge, and Letterman's Club. CINDY GIBSON FHA, Y-teens, Pep, Dramatics, and Mixed Chorus. DENNIS GILBERT Riflery, Fur, Fish, Gome, Coin, Conservation Forestry, Cross Country, ond Trock. CARLA GOETZ Bend, Pep, GAA, FTA, Dra- matics ond Y-teens. SHARON GRASSMYER Student Council GAA, FHA, Dramatics, Blue Thespions, Y- teens. Debote, College Sol, Na- tional Honor Society, ond Sopho- more Choir. ROD GILLETTE Football, Track, Fur, Fish, Gome, Chess, Spanish, and Li- brary Club. STEVEN GILMORE Band, Chess, Stamp, Bosketboll, Football, and Lettormon's Club. LLOYD GLASFORD Football, Cross Country, Trock, Wrestling, Fur, Fish, Gome, Riflery, Industrial Arts, and Con- servation and Forestry Club. JIM GRAFELMAN Pep, Riflery, Bridge, ond Avia- tion Club. NEIL GRAFELMAN Pep, Spanish, Commorce, Bridgo, and Science Club. LINDA GRAHAM Y.Tcens, Pep, FHA, Spocettes, and Dromotics Club. JIM GRAY Photogrophy, Rodlo Electronics, Bond. Scionco, Stomp, Yearbook. MARSHA GRAY ond Newspaper. Slim 'n Trim Club. ROGER GREENSLATE Sponish, Science, Chess, Music Appreciation, Bridge, Political Scienco, Varsity Choir, Football, and Tennis. LAURETTA GREENWAY Bond. FTA, YFC, Music Apprccio- lion, ond College Sol Club. JOANNE GREGORY Pop, FTA, YFC, Musk Appreclo- tion, ond Vorsity CKoir. JANET GUINDON Lotin, Coin, YFC, Dramatic , Na- tional Honor Society, and Bluo Thespians. JOANNE GUSTAFSON Student Council, Bridge. Houle of Representative� , Slim 'n Trim, Usherette� , and National Honor Socioty. Bill Kendall Assists Our President JACK GUTHRIE Wrestling, Fur, Fish, ond Gome, Photogrophy, Conjervotion ond Forestry, lettermon's, ond Avia- tion Club. On FLOYD HARRIS Boskotball, Cross Country, Bose- boll, Lettermon's, Riflery, ond Aviotlon Club. MELODY HARRIS FNA, GAA, Spanish, Slim 'n Trim, Suzy-Q, Bond, Y-Teens, House of Representatives, and Pep Club. STEVE HASTY Footboll, Wrestling, Tennis. Ri- flery, Fur, Fish, Gome, Chess, Aviotlon, and Pep Club. DANNY HAYWORTH Football, Track, House of Repre- sentatives, Radio Electronics, Avi- otion, Riflery. Choss, Key. ond Coin Club. JOHN HEITZMAN Fur, Fish, ond Gome Club. CAROLYN HEUER DIANE HENDERSON FHA Club. SUE HENSLEY FHA, GAA, Bowling, Y-teen� , ond Pep Club. CHERLY HESS GAA, Need! � , Pep, ond Vanity Choir. BILL HET2EL Riflery, Fur, FUh, Gome, Con- tervotion Fore� iry, ond Avia- tion Club. MARK HEUER Band, WroUlIng. Pep, Key, Radio Electronic, Fur, Fish, Gome, ond Aviation Club. SUE HILL Bridge, Mu� ic Appreciation, Art, Vanity Choir, ond Dramatic� Club. MIKE HOFFMAN For, Fi� h, Gome, Riflery, Mutk Appreciation, Sqoore Donee, ond Coin Club. KEITH HOLLAWAY Che� � ond Coin Club. CINDY HERMAN Student Council, GAA, Fur, Fl� h, Gome, Dromotk� , Debate Frethmon Secretary, Bridge, ond International Club. ALEX HEUERMANN For, Fi� h, Game, Contervotion Forestry, ond Radio Electronic� Club. Senior Inspires STEVE HONOLD Chou, Industrial Arts, ond Coin Club. OIANE HOPPLE FHA, GAA, Riflery, ond Y-Teens. ARDITH HOSP FHA, Dromotics. Y-Teeni, Spocettes, Usherettes, ond Pep Club. KIRK HOULE Basketball and Trock. JIM HOWELL RUSSELL HUFF Football, Trock, Key, Riflory, and Pep Club. SANDI INMAN GAA, FHA, Needles, ond Tum- bling Club. DAVID JACKSON Footboll, Fur, Fish, Gome, and Riflery Club. SUE JOHNS Dromotks, Student Council, Squaro Donee, French, Y-Teens, and Bridge Club. EDDIE JOHNSON LARRY JOHNSON Footboll, Trock, Key, Riflery, ond Photography Club. Spirit Limestone SHAWN JOHNSON Riflery, Phofogrophy. Pep, Fur, Fish, 8. Gome, ond Conservo- tion Forestry Club. DON KEICH Rodio Electronics and Spanish Club. JOHN KETCHAM FTA, Sophomoro Vorsity Choir, library. Pep, Dromotlcs, Bridge, ond Roekettes Rock- eteers. PRANCIS KENDALL Y-teons, Riflery, FHA, Pep, and Charm Club. JANET KEYES GAA, FHA, Pep, Slim 'n Trim, Bridge, College Sal, ond Y-teens. Life’s Future Lies Ahead Bill KENDALL Footboll, Bosketboll, Trock, Wrestling. House of Representa- tives, Pep, Chess, Square Dance, ond Senior Vice-president. VICKI KEYES Slim 'n Trim, FHA, FNA, YFC, ond Bridgo Club. BARB KEPIINGER Pep, Needles, FTA, College Sal, Rockottes Rocketeers, Varsity Choir, ond FHA. BETTY KING Y-teens, Pep, Slim 'n Trim, Charm, FHA. Suiy-Q, and YFC. SHEILA JOHNSON Pep, Y-teens, Spanish, Bridge, College Sol, and GAA. RON KNIGHT Football, Baseball, Basketball, Trock, ond Pop Club. KEN KOELLING Riflery. Spanish, Koy, ond Pop Club. NANCY KOUER Tumbling, Cheerleader, ond Charm Club. FREDERICK KRAMER Spanish. Chess. YFC, Coin, ond International Club. MARSHA KRIDER FHA, Y-teens, Pep, and Slim 'n Trim Club. JOHN IAMBIE Pep, Rlflory, ond Square Danco Club. JULIA LANDESZ Slim 'n Trim, Pep, Art, Baby- sitting, ond Y-feens. GINGER LARSON Commerce, Dramatics, FHA, Y- tcens, ond Bowling. RANDY LAUTERBACH Avlotion, Riflery, Moth, Bridge, Varsity Choir, Square Dance, Golf, Cross Country, Basketball, Notionol Honor Society, and letterman's Club. BOB LAUTERBACH Aviotion, Commerce, Industrial Arts, Houso of Representatives, letterman's. Square Danco, Var- sity Choir, Football, Trock, ond National Honor Society. BETTY LEHMAN Y-teens, Slim 'n Trim, Pep. and Babysitting Club. RICK LEWIS Riflery, Fur, Fish, Game, Chess, Pep, Spanish, and Con- servation ond Forestry Club. MIKE LINSTROMBERG Wrostling, Golf, Math, Bridge, ond Riflory Club. PAUL LITTLE Industrial Art , Pep, and Riflery Club. LORNA LUTHY Houte of Ropresontotivos. Stu- dent Council, GAA, Notional Honor Socioty. Choir, ond Pep Club. STEVE MARICLE Mutic Approclotlon, Hi-Y, Bo - kctball, Baseball, Choir, Rock- ottos Rocketeers, Football, Cros Country. Art, Rlftory, Pep, Tennis, ond Bowling. BOB HVENGOOD Riflory, Koy, Fur, Fish, Gome, ond Selene© Club. Looking with Winter’s WAIDE LOWDER Riflery, Stomp, Fur, Fish, Gome, Conservation and Forest- ry, ond Photography Club. DAN MALONEY Football, Basketball, Baseball, Industrial Arts, Pep. and Letter- men's Club. DIANE MALCOLM Pep, Tumbling. FHA, Y-teens, Squoro Donee, Newspaper, ond Commerce Club. PAULA LITTLE FHA, Y-teens, Chorm, Pep. Slim 'n Trim, House of Representa- tives, ond Bridge Club. RUSS MARSH Industrial Arts, Pep, Basketball, and Baseboll. ANNE MARLIN Squoro Donee, Pep, and Baby- sitting Club. NANCY MARTIN GAA, FTA, Y-teen� , Band, and Square Dance Club. RONALD MARTIN Fur, Fiih Gome Club. SUSAN MARTIN FHA. YFC, Y-teen� , and Pep Club. Ahead Ideas MICHAEL McCABE Sponhh, Chow, Key, Pep, Band, and Newspaper. CAMILLE MeCOY Varsity Choir, FNA, and Charm Club. PEGGY McREYNOLDS FHA, GAA, Needle� , Dromotic� . and Vorjity Choir. JEAN MEIER GAA. Y-teen� , and Pep Club. KAY MILLER Bowling, Band, FNA, GAA, In- ternational, and Library Club. JUDY MATHUS Student Council, GAA. Houie of Representative� , Cheerleader, Pep, College Sal, French, and Dromotic� Club. GREG McCOY Riflcry, Moth, Radio Electronic� , and lndu� trlol Art� Club. JEANETTE MILLSLAGEL FTA. GAA, Spocette� , Rock- ette� Rocketeer� , Notional Honor Society, Blue The� pion� , Va'iity Choir, ond Dramatic� Club. DICK MITCHELAR Ycorbook, Newspapor, Bosket- ball. Golf, Pop, Chou and Span- ish Club. SHARON MOHN Squaro Donco. Babysitting, and Pop Club. LINDA MONROE FHA. MARGARET MONROE House of Representatives, Y- Teens, Slim 'n Trim, FHA, ond Spanish Club. MICHAEL MONTGOMERY Track. Boskotboll, and Key Club. DIANA MOORE Squaro Donco, Dramatics, FTA, Commorco, and Science Club. JOHN MYRICK Hl-Y, Choir, Tumbling, Wrestllog. Track, Pep, ond Scionce Club. ROGER NEAL football, Riflery, and Fur, Fish, and Gomo Club. SHARON NEWTON Y-Teens, Babysitting. Square Donco ond Pop Club. BILL NICHOLS Track ond Fur, Fish and Game Club. LARRY NOBLE Football, Golf, lettermans, Span- ish, ond Choss Club. DARLENE NORMAN GAA, Y-Teons, Pop, and Bridgo Club. WARREN NULL Art, Stomp, Coin, Blue The� - plonj, and Dramatic Club. CAROL OWEN FTA, Pop, Bridgo. Dramatic . Y- toonj. Varsity Choir. Yearbook, Rockotfo and Rocketcor . BILL PAPENDICK Bond, Vorjity Choir, French, Key, Che� , Letterman' . Football, Wroitling, Trock, House of Rep- resentative� , Sophomore Presi- dent ond Notional Honor Soci- ety. VERN PEACOCK Photography, Che� , Square Dance, Hl-Y, Dramatic� , ond Bridge Club. RITA PERKINS LARRY PETERSON Pep, Y-tecn , FHA, GAA, and Vanity Choir. CHUCK PETTY For, Fl� h ond Game, Rodio Elec- tronic� . Sponi� h, Football, and Wrestling. JACKIE PHILLIPS GAA, Tumbling, Pep, ond Needle� Club. Seniors Enjoy 43 LARRY PHILLIPS Rlflcry, Rodio Electronic� , Fur, Fi� h, and Gome, ond Wreitling. TOM PIPKINS Trock, Stomp, Art, Rodio Elec- tronic� , Letterman' ond Riflery Club. LCHS Activities BOB PLATT PAT PITZER GAA, FTA, and Band. Track, Crow Country, Hi-Y, Pep, Riflery, and Lottermon's Club. DOLORES POMEROY FHA, GAA, Pep, Squore Donco, Tumbling, and Dromotici Club. ELLEN POOLE GAA, FTA, FHA, House of Rep- resentative, Slim 'n Trim, Y- teens. Varsity Choir, Dramatics, and Bowling. DIXIE PORTER FNA, FHA. GAA, Charm, and Needles Club. WAYNE PRATHER Bond, Coin, Fur, Fish, Game, Riflery, Conservation and Forest- ry, and Pbotogrophy Club. Seniors Seek Higher Learning SHAWN PROCTOR Science, Fur, Fish, Gome, Ro- dio Electronics, and Conservation and Forestry Club. LINDA PRYOR Suzy-Q, GAA, FTA, FHA, Band, Pep, ond Dramatics Club. LARRY PUMPHREY Chess, Bridge, and Riflery Club. MIKE QUINN Houso of Representatives, Pop, Radio Electronics, Squore Donee, Chess, Riflery, Industrial Arts, Vorsify Choir, and Rockettcs Roekotecrs. ALAN RAGAINS Latin, Stomp, Key, Dramatic , Choir, and Bridge Club. DONNA RAINERI Y-teon� , FHA. and Needle Club. DAVID RAMSEY RANDY RANDLE Track, Cro Country, Football, Baseball, Trock, Wrestling, Chair, ond Spanish Club. JIM REARDON Riflery, Trock, Tenni� , Che , ond lettermon'� Club. SANDY REED GAA, House of Representatives, ond Square Dance Club. KEITH PEUTER Baseball, Pep, ond Spanish Club. LINDA RHOADS Suzy-Q, GAA, FHA, ond Pep Club. NANCIE RICHARDS GAA, FHA, Y-teens, Usherette� , Slim 'n Trim, Var� ity Mixed Choir, ond Sophomore, Junior, Senior Secretory. NANCY RICHARDSON FTA, GAA, College Sol, Dra- matics, Dobato. ond Notional Honor Socioty. WILLIAM RIEKENA Library, Coin, Dramatics, ond Tumbling Club. CAROL RITCHEY Slim 'n Trim, FHA. Y-teens, Boby- lilting, Music Appreciation, and Photogrophy Club. MIKE ROBERTS Hl-Y, Bridge, and Football. BARRY ROBINSON Riftory, Chess, Square Dance, and Tumbling Club. HENRY ROSENBOHM House of Representatives, Chess, Science, lettcrman's. Basketball, and Track. TERRY ROZHART Radio Electronics, Science, Key. Bond, Vorsity Choir, Pop, No- tional Honor Society, ond Avio- tion Club. CLARE ROTEN Photography, GAA, Bobysitting, ond Library Club. PAUL SAEGER Riflery, Pep, Chess, ond Football. CHARLOTTE SALLEE Y-teens, Pep, FSA, Babysitting, ond Music Appreciation Club. KATHY SANTO BARBARA SALRIN Dromotics, College Sal, ond FNA ond Slim 'n Trim Club. Moth Club. GREG SAURS ELLEN SCHICK Bond ond Sponish Club. I Davo Schliepsiok accepts Homecoming award for the senior class float. DAVE SCHUEPSIEK Key, Square Dance, Boskolball, Tumbling, and Pep Club. ED SCHMIDT Baseball, Hi-Y, Riflery, and lot- fermons Club. DIANE SCHULTZ House of Representatives, Choir, Music Appreciation, National Honor Society, Usherettes, Dra- matics, F$A, and Su y-Q Club. ELAINE SCHUMACHER Spaceltos, Choir, GAA, FTA, ond FSA. PAUL SCOLES Footboll, Tumbling, Civil Defense, ond Art Club. cindy scon Nationol Honor Society, Music Appreciation, FTA, Y-Teons, Stu- dent Council, and Usherettes. DON SCHUSTER Notional Honor Society, Basket- ball, and Coin Club. ANTONNE SCHWINDENHAMMER Moth and Dramatics Club. DAVID SEEGER Choir, Bowling, Chess, ond Sci- ence Club. LEE SEGLER Football, 8osketball, Baseball, lettermans, Rockettos ond Rocke- teers, Industrial Arts, ond Pep Club. BONNIE SEILER Yearbook Editor, Suzy-Q, and Spacettes. CORTNIE SEVERNS Freshman Troosurer, GAA, Stu- dent Council, Pop, Spanish, Dramatics, Blue Thespian , De- bate, Varsity Choir, ond College Sol Club. JIM SHRYOCK Photography, Riflery, Fur, Fish, Game, ond Key Club. CAROL SIMMONS FHA, GAA, FNA, Photography, ond librory Club. GARY SIEBENTHAL Football ond Wrestling. JANET SLAMA FTA, Slim 'n Trim, FSA, Suzy-Q. Needles, ond Pep Club. Spring’s Awakening Brings Concentration DAVID SHELABARGER Riflery, Art, FTA, Industrial Arts, Pep, Chess, ond Spanish Club. ANGELA SLEETH Music Appreciation, FNA, Fresh- man. Sophomore, Mixed Choir, and Pep Club. DENMAN SHEPHERD WALTER SMILES Coin and Riflery Club. BEVERLY SMITH FHA, Pep, Dromotici, Sophomore 4 Vorsily Choir, and Y-feons. DON SPILLER Pep, Key, Conservation For- estry, Houso of Representatives, Notlonol Honor Society, Wres- tling. and Lettcrman's Club. CONNIE STEUBINGER FHA, Pep, Choir, Squore Donee, ond Commorco Club. HIIDON SMITH Pep, Science, Chew, Key, Brldgo, ond Tennis. LARRY SMITH Industrial Arts, Tumbling, ond Hall Monitor. JOHN SOUTHEY Football, Riflory, Fur, Fish, Gome, ond Wrosfllng. MARTHA SPRADLING GAA ond Pep Club. MARILYN STECK YFC. FHA, Y-teens. Slim 'n Trim, Music Appreciation, Spanish, Tumbling, ond Varsity Choir. SHARON STEGE Y-teens, Slim 'n Trim, ond Baby- sitting Club. ED STILES DONNIE STREET Industrial Arts, Pep, and Tum- bling Club. PATTY STROUP Y-leens and Riflory Club. College Days PRISCIUA STROUP Y-leens, F HA, and Pep Club. DOUG SULLIVAN Pep, Fur, F'uh, Gome, ond Music Appreciation Club. Loom Ahead RON SUTTON QUENT SWAROINSKY Music Appreciation and Stomp Club. DIAN SWORDS BARBARA TASKER Y-teens, FTA, GAA, Spacettes, and Pep Club. HAROLD TAYLOR Basketball ond Newspaper. SONNY TAYLOR Football, Baseball, Wrestling, Bosketboll, Chess, Pep, Froth- man Vice President, ond Letter- man's Club. JIM TAYLOR Football, Wrestling, Trock, House of Representatives, Key, Student Council, and Pep Club. JUDY TAYLOR GEORGE TEGARD House of Representatives, Indus trial Arts, ond Rep Club. KEN TEGARD Football, Sophomore Choir, In- dustrial Arts, Tumbling, ond Pep Club. JEFF TENNEY Science, Football, Boseboll, Bridge, ond Che� Club. TOM TERRELL Basketball. ROBERT TEST Coin, Industrial Arts, Art, ond Riflery Club. LESTER THEINERT VERNON THEINERT ED TINNON Music Appreciation, Football, Baseball, and Pep Club. DANIEL TOPPING Bowling, Art, Science, Chess, and Bridge Club. DAN TYNAN Industrial Arts, Squore Donee, and Riflery Club. JAKE VANDERGRIFF Industrial Arts ond Tumbling Club. GEORGE VAN DUSEN Koy, Art, Varsity Choir, Square Dance, and Riflery Club. ARTHUR VON BEHREN CRAIG VAN LANINGHAM Photography, Chets, S iorvco. Varsity Choir, Squoro Donco, and Art Club. MELVIN VEATCH Pep, Riflory, Wrestling and Photography Club. LEON VICKERMAN Fur, Fish, Gamo and Chess Club. Key, Bridge, Che� , Tennis, and Bond. TOM WARREN ARION WASSELL Houso of Representatives, Scicnco, Photography, News- poper, Yoorbook, Bond, Cross Country. LYNN WATTS Y-fcens, FHA, FTA, Square Dance, and Babysitting Club. BARB WELSCH Freshman President, Cheerlead- er, Student Council, Yearbook, Newspaper, Spanish, FNA, Slim 'n Trim, Tumbling, Y-toens, and Squoro Dance Club. JODY WENDELIN Pep, Squoro Dance, Homecom- ing Queen, GAA, FHA, Y- teons, and Tumbling Club. CHARLES WIDENER Aviation, Chess, Rifiory, and Let- terman's Club. 52 Fall Brings Complete Fulfillment FRED WILLIAMS Hl-Y, Science, FTA, Wrostling, Squoro Donee, and Aviotlon Club. SUE WILSON Pep, GAA, FTA, Needles, Span- ish, International, YFC, Varsity Choir, ond Squore Dance Club. DAWN WYSS FTA, GAA, ond Spacettes. J. I. WILLIAMS Square Dance, Spanish, Pop, ond Aviation Club. ROBBY WILLIAMSON Football, Baseball, Riflory, Bowl- ing, ond Fur, Fish, Gome Club. TERRY WILLIAMSON Football, Baseball, Radio Elec- tronics, Koy, ond Lottcrmon's Club. JERRY WITTY Fur, Fish, Gomo ond Conser- vation Forestry Club. JOHN WORMER Houso of Representatives, Band, Varsity Choir, Notionol Honor Society, Musk Appreciation, and Aviation Club. DAVE WYNES Wrostllng. KAREN WYTCHERLEY Tumbling, Pop, Commerce, Slim 'n Trim, FTA, and Inter- national Club. BOYD YOCU-M Track, Football, ond Pop Club. RANDY YOUNG Footboll, Track, Wrestling, Hi-Y, Riflery, ond Lottorman's Club. STEVE YOUNG Fur, Fi� h, Gome, Coniervo- tioo Fore� try, ond Science Club. MARY ZAREMBA FHA, GAA, Tumbling, ond Needle� Club. CARLENE AUWARDT Choir, tibrory ond Pep Club. Senior' Homecoming Poodle i oMroctive- ly enhonced by Senior Attendont Sandy Branch. Our Homecoming Queon Jody Wendelin. Mm. Pirtlo ond Joanne Gustafson give Mr. Endsley assistance In word- ing sizes colled off by Tailor Ensley. L. E. Cletcher seems satisfied with tho fitting. Let's see Kip ... Five feet eleven and one half Inches. Ah ... com' on Mr. Endsley, I'm at least six footl Some of Min Schmidt's homoroom boys got In tho Christmos spirit. Seniors onjoy tho Chrlstmos donee. “Pop dancers are dljployod ot the Senior Clow Party. Parent� receive the confidential word from teocher� on Back to School Night. Jovier Sontoyo receive� o 1964 AMULET from Bonnie Seiler, Eritor-in Chief, In memory of his visit to this school. Below, Senior advisor� . Mr� . Benbow, Mr. Boiley ond Mr� . McCroith, foke o few seconds to eotch their breath ot tho exciting Senior Clow Party. Senior ond Junior boy pose for our Candid Comoro. MISS MARCIA DUTTARER MISS PHOTOGENIC 58 Becky Birkett First Runner-Up Cindy Herman Second Runner-Up Mr. Slone The Miss Photogenic contest, open to all senior girls, was judged this yeor by Mr. Henry P. Slane of the Peoria Journal-Star. A native Peorian, Mr. Slane attended Peoria High School, The Choate School of Wallingford, Connecticut, and graduated from Yale Univer- sity with a B.A. degree in political science. He was torpedo officer of the USS Newman, serving in both the North Atlantic and Pacific areos. Following the end of World War II, he spent one year at Georgia Tech in Atlanta, Georgia, as an instructor in Naval ordnance and gunnery. Mr. Slane joined the staff of the old Peoria Journal Transcript in the summer of 1946. He became President and Publisher of the merged Peoria Star Company and Peoria Journal Transcript (The Peoria Jour- nal Sfor, Inc.) in 1956 and is presently holding that position. 59 Juniors on the Trail Clou Officer Bill Smith, President Jock Hrvotin, Vice-President Tommy Jockson, Secretory Jon Schlinder, Treosurer As Our Rings Symbolize Unity Homer A da mi Peggy Ado mi Richard Adomi William Bokcr leilie Auifin Roymond Barger Jomei Barrett Jock Anderion Bruce Barger Robert Adomi Pauline Altum Gary Baldwin Wendell Baldwin Chriitine Barth John Boiiett 61 Juniors Explore David Baumann David Beaver Marcia Becker Karen Benden Cynthia Bejt Russell Bicker Judy Boozer Michoel Bohm Mary Bolton Stephen Bong Alan Bowman Kelly Branch Steven Brignall William Bonnell Thereto Brook Tina Brook Carolyn Bruce Samuel Buh Lillie Bullock Velma Burdette Greg Burk John Burton Jim Bu h Victoria Butt Paul Cody 62 I Pathways of Learning B«nnio Campbell Betty Campen Siberia Compen Wayne Copeland France� Coipito Evelyn Cramer Vicki Crank Undo Curry lorry Doxcnbichler 63 Carolyn Doffron LojIIo Doviion Larry Day Geargo Denton Our Prom Highlights JoAnn Oi'buono Jimmie Dodd DorH Dornberger Carol Duryeo Morlono Dvornicki Holono Dyszluk Jerry Elom Synlhia Elgin Sondra Ellingsworth Chorie� Elliott Albert Elston Vernon Elston Nancy Evans Stephen Ewers Jackie Elliott Mordee Farrow Randall Feagin Jomes Finley Kim Fischbochor Rebecca Fletcher 64 Many Spring Activities Elizabeth Fryer Connie Gard Mary Gouwitz Daniel Gentry John Gibson Stephen Goetz Gilbert Goetzo Jim Goodman Linda Gill Fred Gillott Pat Guppy Carol Graham Cathy Graham Ellen Gustafson Stanley Guthrie Robert Halbert Darlene Hall Kent Hannah Michael Graham Michael Guppy Dorothy Horn Joan Horshbarger Corolyn Hortsoi! 65 Carol Harken Fred Horms Timothy Heinz Beverly Hinners Potrick Hughes lorry Henderson Robblo Hook Gory Heilman Potrlcia Holmon Rolin Hofmann Leadership Jeffrey Hendricks Juniors Robort Holliday Jock Hrvotin Pamela Hoogorworf Pomelo Huntley Lois Hole Francis Hornung Judith Hayworth Jill Houerman Sandra Holloway Mary Hughes Show Rickie Hewitt 66 Pot Innes Lorry Jomes Darrell Jackson David Jockson Joan Jackson Shorey Jaynes Penny Johns Linda Johnson Tommy Jackson Dean Johnson Kim Jordan Patricia Kaliister Robert Kawottky Diane Kendall Jonet Kessinger Dennis lone 67 Thomas Knight Linda Krause Gary lone Val Langenberg Class of ’66 Chris louterboch Patricio LcGrando Barbara lohnhoosen Carol Lewis Leslio Linstromborg Kathy Lockhart Cheryl Lewis Rick Lockwood Nancy Lohr Tonya Loeffel Joe Moxedon 68 Mark Maslon Robert Mathus James McDowoll John McGeo Marches 3 18 Strong! Krlttine MeMoiter Ronald McMullen Potrkla McNeill Sue Moli Danny Meyers Undo Miller Ethol Moldonhauor Robert Miller Shirley Miller Stevon Mltcholl Carol Monroe Connie Monroe Glenda Monroe Stanley Mohn Robert Moore Vicki NkHol Jonot Ogborn 69 Robert O'Donnell Michael Olson Potrlcki Overholt Michael Ozello Richard Peacock Garold Pordlock David Parr Gary Pearson Terry Pecher Gorolyn Parrott Raul Pedroza Gary Pemberton Dean Poyton Robert Pollard Jerry Rapp 70 Gory Poston Dianne Purcell Diana Raymond Norman Ricco Jononne Robbins Vkkl Robertson Barb Roloff Nancy Ritchey Mike Richards Robert Row Jono Roth Joan Rudloff Douglas Russell Alico Salter Our Junior Class Advisers Have Our Gratitude Marsho Sondretto Carol Sours Peggy Saupe Christine Sours Cheryl Savage r L IS 1 Becky Schofer Karon Schaffer Joy Schouwocker Jon Schindler lee Schindler 71 Lindo Schmldgoll Lorry Schwindcnhommer James Southoy Richard Stonloy Bill Smith Leads it. Vicki Schneider Dennis Schumocher Thomos Schuster Martin Schwerer Jeonne Scott Peggy Scott Solly Segler David Shetor Woyno Short Nancy Siddle Betty Smith Bill Smith Gerald Stafford David Stoley Patrick Stoltor Dovid Spitznoglo Gary Steer Gory Stovonson Richard Stewart Mortho Stone 72 Our Class Jorry Sullivan Mary Sullivan Roymond Sweet Cheryl Sword� Bobotto Suit Lynn Tenney Vicki Tlllmon Janet Tjoden Ro� e Updike Stephen Totker Terry Utzinger David Volo Rhydolll Vickormon Harold Vlre Suzonno Weochter Alberto Virden Dovid Watt� Terry Walker Gordon Wa� toll Roger Whitby Judith White Charles Whitehead 73 Karen Welk Becky Weyard Richard Whitehead Terry Whitehurjt William Widonor Jomej William� Duono Wollond Cecil Wyman Undo Yocklo Angela Yannone Lloyd Yocum Above: Mi� Bill Smith bursts Into � or� g o� junior� laugh it up at a French nightclub. Thi� scene i� from the unforgcttoble Can-Con Coper� Variety show. The junior act wo� judged the bo� t. Upper right: Junior John Gibson mokes his campaign speech on April 1. Despite tho dote, voter� knew thot he and Mordee Forrow- (lower right photo) were not fooling. John was elected president and Mordee vice- president of Student Council the next day. Retiring president, Kenny Cope- land, watches the politicians in both pictures. 74 That'i from tilting In th© shodo of a screen I dig thot© sport� cors .. . door. I wosh behind 'em every night ... Our group hod 23% fcwor ... I'll wink Instood. Wow! Did you s«© that blond? Coffo©?? Novor touch the stuffII ■■ Sophomores in Full Sail Clou Officer Terry Wicker, President Notolie Gortgler, Vice-President Shirley Birchler, Secretory lindo Bitner, Treasurer Sophomores 360 Strong Corol Ayrei Phyllij Bailey Wayne Bailey Cherryle Baker Diono Baker Peggy Barr Paul BazHenow Carlo Bcalmer Mlko Bear Vicki Bennott 77 Connie Berkthlor Shirley Birchler Undo Bitner Judy Blit Jomet Bock Joseph Boer Bette Bogenhogen Jomet Bolonder Jock Bolen Lorry Bontz Paul Booe Corol Borland Undo Borland Rickey Bower Paula Branamon Bonnie Brazce Linda Brettner Kevin Brewer Dennis Brinker Kenneth Brinker Nora Bronson Jomie Browder Bonnie Brown David Brown Gory Brown Jomet Brown Steve lee Brown Steve Rond Brown Donna Browning Gregory Bruco Joyce Brummoll Sam Bryan Allan Bryont Bronwyn Bucco Arnold Burger louro Burton Jerry Calleor leo Campen Don Carroll Cynthia Caudill 78 Gwendolyn Caughoy Diona Chamberlain Victoria Chandler Sherry Choate Grogory Clark Cossandro Clorko DiAnn Closen Frank Closen Michael Closen Sandra Closen Earl Cochran Lorry Collier Pomelo Condrc Jimmie Cook Robin Copeland Phyllis Cornell Bill Cowon David Cruikshonk Ralph Dant Karen Dorst Stonley Doulton Terry Dovis Undo DeFroIno George DeMoster Dana Demmin Jeanie Demmin Christine Denson Roberto Derry Barry DoTrempe Dovld DoWltt David Dicckow Jonie Dixon Jolyn Dorick Faedean Dornborgor Beverly Duhs Alice Durham Dennis Duttorer Daniel Edwards David Edwards Mablo Elam 79 Sophomores Enjoy Keith Elliott Sherry Emert Richard Emmon Roy Engjtrom Deborah Evan John Ewer� Kathleen Fairhurit Morel! Farler Thomoj Farrow John FaKion Morrello Fawcett Sue Ferguion Karen Fetter Diano Finck Volorie Fletcher Patsy Franklin Gerald Frederick� Corolyn Fryer $u� an Forlow Penny Gabel Michael Gollion Natalie Gangler Gordon Gorlock Gregory Gormerj Richard Garzee Patti Gotz Lorry Gibb� David Gillette Diona GiIlham Iona Gossett Joyce Goveia Janice Griffin Dlone Groeper John Gro� t Elaine Grove Michael Guilfoyle Marcia Goindon Linda Guppy Darlene Guthrie Don Guthrie 80 Barnyard Bounce Dustin Hacker Melisso Hadley Curtis Hoegelo Dennis Hogerdorn Corolyn Hankins Larry Harmon Darrell Harper Norma Hortseil Stovo Hortseil Craig Hotterman Susan How Miko Howks Kathleen Heisel Michael Holms Susan Henderson Scott Horreid Linda Herring Thomas Houer Lynn Hlott Lorry Higgins James Hildebrand Bobbetto Hill Gary Hiltbold Katherine Hinderlitor Diana Hoffmon Linda Hofmann Linda Hogan Sherry Holford Randall Hon Potrkio Hornung James Hudson Loyd Hum Jackie Hyde Sherry Jackson Pofricio James George Jarbo Connie Johnson Diana Jones Yvonne Jonos 81 We Learn Doboroh Koisncr Delmor Dolly Sharon Kepllnger Suzzetto Kieler Bonnio Kimzey Edward King Loura Kneer Terry Kohlbviw Michael Krus Kevin Kublo Carolyn lamb Alex tambio Shirley lancostor Beverly Lance Maria londosz John lank Pot Loaning Roger Larson Sondro lasater Wando Lauterboch Robert Lehman John lemkomann John Lenort Brenda Lctner Flora Lipscomb Hoyo Look Richard Maddox Larry Moior Bonita Manning Noreen Morkle Loren Marion Larry Marlin Elizaboth Mormion Lynn Mottlln Jorry McDowoll Michael McRoynolds Susan Mehrings Donald Molnders Gale Mcnk Melody Mewcrsmith 82 Scientific Facts Jock Miller Roberta Millsloget Mary Mingoe Undo Monti Beiiie Mun� oy Betty Muniey Stevo Notion Donny Newby Virginio Nicholt Undo Oelien Undo Pogo Diana Polmer France� Porker Richard Parrott Michael Patton Ted Pool Linda Paul� Howord Poorton Sheila Pomberfon Wanda Pemberton Wanda Petty Marcio Phillip� Lynn Phipp� Connio Pier� on Chorie� Pine Bill Pippin Peggy Pitre r Deborah Pogue Darryl Pope Sandy Potter Marlito Proctor Kenneth Pryor Patricio Puckett Margaret Putney Eileen Romsey Sue Reeder Dean Rhoad� David Ricco Janice Richards Carol Richardson 83 We Raise Anchor and Surge Stick Robinson John Rosenbohm Gory Roth Phyli� Rowdon Robert Rowden John Rudloff Joseph Rudloff Virgil Server Jon Schode Juonito Schick Tarry Schmidgoll Theresa Schuster Robert Seoborn David Selburg Joyce Sellers Joyce Selmon Robert Severs Undo Shelabarger Charlotte Shempf Barbara Shopp William Short James Showolter Corol Siebenthal Jackie Sills John Sitzmore Pogct Sleeth Michael Smith Serita Smith Terry Smith Donna Speck Terry St. Cloir Daniol Stolter Jock Stanton Albert Stouthommer Sharon Stecken Eric Steele Christine Stcphonoff Michoel Stevenson Margaret Stiles Steve Stronz Juonito Streeper Pom Street Steve Strubhor 84 Ahead into the Future David Suits Diana Suit� Terry Sullivon Lou Ann Swartz Eileen Tasker Connie Taylor Lonnie Terrell Jo kie Thomas Scott Thomllnson Sue Thompson Chorie� Tlndoll Janet Tjark� David Topping Jimmy Turner Melvin Ulery Linda VanDusen Merlo Van Dyke Brenda Vaughn Dcnni Vicary Brenda Vire� Jomo� Vogol Choryl Volght Willlom Wade Royceonne Weochter Glenda Welch Donna Welker William Welseh Brian Whitacre Thoma� Whitehurst Torry Wicker Gary Wight Lorry Wight Conno Wiley Linda Willlom� Michael William� Undo Williamson Ralph Wing Gory Wlnnetf David Winching Undo Wyfcherley Cynthia Young Sandro Young Rebecca Zilch 85 Freshmen Swing into CIosj Officer Judy Witemon, Prejident Belte Birch'-or, Secretory Poulo Weber, Vice Prejident Jeonie Renner, Treosurer Suton Abole Deborah Adair Jerry Adams Judy Adorn� Violo Agee Chorie� Albritton Wlllo Allgoicr William Allison Cori Allwardt Marlene Altum Mori Jo Anderson Lindo ondrew� Hugh Austin Patti Ayres James Bobon Cheryl 8oker Dorwin EoVcr Horold Baker Robert Boll Somuol Boll Suzanne Boll Judith Barr Margaret Bossett Morit Bozhenow 87 Conoid Beovor Susan Beening Richard Benlloy Mary Billingsley Linda Binder Betty Birchler Thomas Birketf Chester Bishop John Blessing Joyco Bolin Judy Bolin Constance Borland Philip Borland Mary Bostick William Bottono John Boucher Gary Bowers Tom Briggs Freshmen Encounter Many Steve Brown Edword Bryon Georginla Buckloy Otis Bullock Elizobeth Burger Fronk Bury Chorlono Busby Jorry Bush Norma Bush Marjorie Butler Terry Button Alone Byord Noncee Cody Clinton Coglo Gail Carr Virgil Carroll Garland Cotton Vicki Chambers Robert Chance Kothy Childress Dale Chinn Karen Chooto Charlene Clark Dolorovs Classen John Closen Lorry Closon Jacqueline Collins Sondro Condro Karen Cook Lorry Cook Robert Cooling lindo Cooper James Coulson Judith Cowie Richard Crank Morris Cremeens Noncy Crociani Daniel Cruikshank Randy Curless Dale Daffron Mlchool Doy Dovid DeMarini New Experiences Dalene Dommln Rebecca Denton Corman DoTrcmpo Cothy DeWitt Kay 'Dkkens Ronald Dieckow Ray Dornbergor Robert Dugglns Willlom Duncon Robert Duncon Wanda Durham Anna Dysluk Sheldon Eater Chorles Eddy Dlono Edgecomb Everett Eggers Michael Eggers Chorles Elgin Beverly Ellenburg Charles Ellingworth Connio Ernst Susan Estep Brian Evons Robbie Forler too Forror Volcrlo Foiclan John Fawcett Oscar Ferguion Dovid Foster Steven Freeze Torry French Robert Friedrich Becky Frojt Elizabeth Frost Pomelo Goumer Christine Goowitz William Gibson Susan Gilmore Lynn Glodton Vorerie Goodopple loll Goodonough Donald Grober Richord Grofelmon Mkhoel Graham Wayne Gray Jock Grem Linda Griffith Michael Groeper Freshman Football Deborah Guthrie Jamos Hall Marcia Hoisted Shollo Hornby Torry Hampton Steven Hackcn Vlcklo Harm� Cheryl Harper Vicki Harris Judy Hortseil Marilyn Hartioll Patricia Hawk Janlo Hoyden Timothy Heisel Barbara Heller Dale Helmi Melody Hendricki Kothloen Honsloy 90 Jeff Hess Pamela Hess Donald Hibbetts Nancy Hill Richard Hinderliter Glenn Hinners Forrest Hoffmon Amy Hogan Korcn Holliday Roger Holmon Glenn Huff Clyde Huflmon Michael Hughes Potricia Huxtoble Barbara Inman Jomes Jackson Virginio Jockson Nona Jokoby John James Undo Jarrett Gregory Johnson Lorry Johnson Connie Jones Maribeth Jordan Team Undefeated Dlone Koisnor David Kallistor Tom Keith Michael Kestner Mario Keyes Undo Kidder Paula Kirkpatrick Brenda Klotto Robort Koeppcl Fronk Kohl Georgo Krouse Diana Kriner Richard Krus Mark Lambic Poula Lonce Sandra Lance Diana Landes Dorothy Lane 91 Robert lowless Camillo lozisky Deborah leodley Vlckey Lee John LcGrando Stanley lenovor Neal Linder Gory lingenfelter Deboroh linsberg Glorlo livoly Christine Lockhart Joy lovelletto Donald lukens Sharon Maddox Michael Modison Charlene Major Mori jo Moloney Shoron Mangold Freshman Sop Up Jock Morion Jerome Mortln Robert Martin Loo is Mattingly Down Matulis Keith McCabe Roymond McCrary Larry McDaniel Ronnie McGee Shirley McMohill John McMoster David McMeen Robert McMillan Judith McMullen Morgoret Meons Gabriel Medina Willlom Medley Barbara Moinders lance Melnders Charles Messersmlth David Meyers Sandra Mills Walter Mills Cathie Mingee David Mingus David Mitchell Stephen Mohn Gory Monroe JoAnno Monroe Thomas Montorostelli 92 Connie Mooberry Lindo Morri� Michcol Mo� ko Bob Mullen� Dcnnij Mulligan Potrlck Notion Kathy Neal Richard Ne! on Brodloy Nou Torry Nkhol� Janice Noll Jon Norman Carol Nutter Debbie Oder Thomoj Owrcy Karen Paintor Arthur Polmor Jomoj Pordlcck on Sponge Sale Noncy Parrott Daniel Potterion Otto Pond I Michael Penning Dori� Porkin� David Petroki� Deanna Peyton Torry Phipp� Joiophine Plonfettl John Picco Donna Pillman Joyce Pine Sherry Pollard Kothy Poston Cindy Potter Stephen Potter Lloyd Puckott Marvin Purcell Mary Raniey Robert Ropp Juanita Reader Marcia Rceco Jeon Renner Dennl� Ricca Karon Richard Ronald Richords Wolter Richigor Claronco Riden Bonnie Riokono Brenda Robbln� 93 Aaron Robo non Diano Robertson Pomelo Robinson Steven Roof Barbara Rosenbohm Ann Roszhart Katherine Rudd Brenda Seoger Mary Solrin Vivian Schorlach lindo Sehcrtz Eugenie Schindler Julie Schindler Bonnie Schlich Pomola Schultz Rkk Schultz Patricio Schuster Dean Schwlndenhammor Janet Schwlndenhammer John Scott Robert Sc udder William Scuddor Faith Sears Diana Segler Freshman James Sollers Margaret Semelroth Barbara Sovorns Ronald Sevors Donny Sharum Richard Shelobarger Pauletto Shempf William Short Jomcs Showolter Robert Showolter Corlene Shults Michael Simmons Gary Slelster John Small Kofhy Smith Rebecca Smith Rena Smith Carol Snowdon 94 Gerald Southey Lila Stear RIchord Steor Debby Stephanoff Thomas Stockslck Richard Stockstill Cathey Suddeth Nancy Swearingen Patty Tannauser Paula Touto Thomas Taylor Edwin Theinert Donna Thompson Linda Thorne Mlchoel Thornton Cindy Tlllmon Marilyn Tlnnon Stephanie Trapp Harley Utzinger Michael Vonatta Susan Vandiver Elvo Vesoly Horry Virden Volerle Virden 392 Strong Lorry VonBehren Karen Wogoneck Margoref Walker Marian Walker James Walton Ramona Warner Linda Wossi Paula Weber Barbara West Tom West Robert Wight Helen Wiley Cheryl Williams Dovid Williams Dennis Williams Dlona Williams Ronald Williams Shirley Williams 95 Stove Wllliomi Brenda Wilson lonnye Winnetf Judith Wiseman Emma Wittig Vicki Wolschlog Janet Wood Linda Wood Joonn Wright Peggy Wright Marvin Yonkee Rickie Young Robbie Young Dovid Zochmon Dole Schwindenhammer Freshmen burst through the door the first day of school ... Limestone's biggest class, some 393 strong, proved themselves real go-getters during 1964-65. Frosh athletic teams were undefeated in football and baseball. A spring sponge sale wos a sopping success, putting the class treasury in pretty sound shape. Class advisers are Mr. Barnett, Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Bren- ton, and Mr. Rahn. Hungry froihmon scramble to the snock bor for o refreshing after-school break. Frosh boyj co t their penny vote� . Judy Wijemon, Preiident, Poulo Weber Vico Proiident, Bette Birchlor Secretory, ond Jeonie Renner Treoturor leod� our clou. Tom Birkett, Steve Williomi, ond Ron Rlchords stroll down the hall. Activities Pat James, Editor Our students spend a great deal of time ’riding the big yellow busses that take them to and from Limestone's many activities. New Year Brings Many Questions Whot oro you doing? Whot but do I toko? Whot It tho onjwer to this? 00 Senior� ' French poodle won fir� � placo in floor competition. Homecoming Game Brings Victory Ron Knight rocoivc� mo� t Voluoblo Ployor Award for the Homecoming gome. The junior put the finUhlng touche� on their clou floot. Our Queen Jody Wendelin And Court Sophomoro Attendo nt Linda Hofmann Junior Attendant Angle Yonnone Senior Attendonl Sandy Branch 103 Frethmon Attendant Betty Birchler Queen ond entourage ot the bonfire, loft to right: Rolin Hofmonn, Angio Yannonc, Dan Mo- loney. Sandy 8raneh, Mike Quinn. Jody Wendclln. Kim Jordan. Undo Hofmonn, Bill Gibson, ond Betty Birchler. Bill Smith in the winning Junior clou skit. ’Gay Paree’ I could've donccd oil night ... 'Evening in Paree’ Tour Eiffel Queen Jody ond Mike enjoy donclng. Alumni renew Homecoming memories. If was a MERRY CHRISTMAS of Limestone High School. The Student Council was especially active sponsoring the Toys for Tots and the Christmas carols at the Bel-Wood Nursing Home. In class competition for the Toys for Tots drive, under the supervision of Sharon Grassmyer and Judy Mathus, the sophomores were victorious. On December 21 the Student Council members went out to the Bel-wood Nursing Home. They sang carols to the residents and then gave them a little party. Christmas Santa and hi helper mode on appearance at the Chrijtmo dance, Candieglow and Mi tletoe . Mike McCobe, Jeff Tenney, and Henry Roienbohm dUplay fholr A familiar light at Christmas, the nativity secene, wo� «ten In the display eose upstairs, artistic tolents on tho foyer windows. Inspires High School Artists Candleglow ond Mistletoe , the Christmas dance sponsored by the House of Representatives was held on December 22. Being in the Christmas spirit, everyone enjoyed himself. All the choirs in the Choral Department contrib- uted to the glowing Christmas production. The Christmas Pageant, read by Cindi Herman, was performed by the mixed chorus. The school took on a festive appearance. The surprised sophomores were pleased when they received first place in the decoration competi- tion. An added attraction lo the Chriitmai dance wot thli beautifully decoroted tree. Oh, my socrolllocl Below: Undo Gill, Joon Horshborger. Penny John� , Sue John� , and Kolhy Santo model tho clothes In the fashion show spon- sored by Carson, Pirie, Scott and Company. Assemblies Provide Below: In the pre-election excitement the soniors hod a panel discussion on the characteristics of the candidates in the presidential roco. They discussed the various issues, also. Finky Farrow, Pinky Dinky Davis, Blastin' Bryant, Slinky Sours, Moccasin Mothus, and Wild Woman Wendolin perform ot ono of our pep assemblies. FBI firo orms expert, Roy Svllivon, explodo on old lime musket of on early ossembty. At a rousing pop ossembly, Mr� . Krumpe leads the student body In tho school song. Variety in School Day SuffrogcMo Cortnio Severn compoigned for Jerry Ropp, but olos . . . 109 Okoy, Miitor—Whore you hide da body? John Ketcham and Leslie Linstrom- berg played the leads in the Gaze- bo November 19-20. Mr. Roger Gerkin directed the Blue Thespians' fall play, a mystery-comedy filled with bodies, bedlam, and belly Ketcham played the sophisticated author Elliott Nash with a Jack Ben- ny-like comedy skill and was ably supported by Chuck Ames, Fran Co- spuo Sn mstromDergH egg Mc Reynolds, Antonne Schwindonham- mer, Ron Blanquart, Dean Johnson, Larry Higgins, Jack Bolen, Alan Re- gains, Greg Bruce, and Steve Adams. 'Gazebo' I will not hovo him in my freezerl I odoro doncing with you door. 'Medea' Compossionote women pleod for Medea's mercy. Horrible is the best compliment that can be given Cortnio Severns, as indeed she is in the role of Medea, the witch. She was supported in her role by Warren Null as Jason, and Glendo Welch, .Penny Johns, Jackie Elliott, and Leslie Linstromberg. This Greek drama, directed by Mr. Roger Gerkin, was used os the contest play for the District meet held at Rich- woods High School. This intriguing ploy is a first for the Blue Thespians, who hove found it within their scope to include this stirring Greek phe- nomenon. We are proud of our fine dramatics department and appre- ciate their many long hours spent in rehearsal. The cold, cruel, merciless Mcdeo. Jason is grief-stricken at finding thot the horrible Medea has murdered his children. Ill HAWAIIAN HOLIDAY: Pictured obove ore some happy senior In galo South Seo garb. From the left: $. Hasty, J. Mothus, M. Quinn, J. Wendelin, S. Grossmyer, J. William . STUDENT GOVERNMENT DAY, Sharon Grossmyer and Kenny Copeland took over the positions of as- sistant principal and superintendent. Hawaiian Twirp Week VICE-VERSA DAY, The long and tho short of it oro shown os Marsha Becker holds the volumes for Steve Gilmore. PERSONALITY DAY, The winners were.- FIRST ROW (stondlng), B. Wilson, J. Wott, C. Herman, A. Yonnone. J. Mothus, P. Bronoman, J. Keyes, B. Fletcher, B. Birchler, C. Richardson, J. Wiseman, C. Lozisky, C. Scott, I. Bitner, D. Speck; SECOND ROW: (sitting), S. Mitchell, B. Kendall, T. Chitwood, D. Schliepsiek, T. Wicker, M. Patton, B. Pippin, R. Gardner; THIRD ROW (standing): T. Kieth, J. Rapp, B. Gibson, R. Young, D. Boucher, T. Knight, J. Hrvotln, C. Pine. No shoes were ollowed ot the Beor Foot Bounce, o sock hop sponsored by tho Pep Club in the LCHS gym on April 30 from 7:47 to 10:53. lindo Hofmonn displays one of the public- ity posters used to announce the coming of the sock hop. Between the bore fool doncing one could get refrshments. The Vogronts provided exhiloroting music. Bear Foot Bounce Above: Who could this mysterious couple be with tho (notching tootsies? left: Mr. Johnson one of tho odvisors of the Pop Club, helped out on the Coke mochine. 113 t The Femme� Unir club of Bortonville presented tho ichool with o check for $500. Hero Me. looch occepi� in beholf of the school. l.-R. Mrs. Schertz, Mr. leoch, Mr� . Fouber, ond Mr� . Beebe, Election� ploy o very important part in tho livet of ICHS ttudonl� . Do You Remember . . . Above: John Gibton ond Mordee Farrow were cloctod by tho student body to load the '66 Student Council. John it prctldcnt and Mardee vico-pretidenl. left: Mr� . McCraith wot cost at tho heroine in on old fashioned molodramo. Prof- it� from the ITA variety show went to the scholarship fund. 114 Above, Bornyord Bounce , the sophomore clou porty woi pronounced o greet success by oil who ottended. The Vogronts provided the lively music. Right, Becky Mortln ond Bill Smith demonstrate the proper use of stoge rroke up In Speech II. IIS Above: Doctor Ingrom and Nurse Bobs Barkley perform surgery on on unfor- tunotc victim in the LTA variety show Channel 65. Left: Mrs. Krumpe thanks the pianist, Terry Rosihort ot the Eostcr assembly. Lockers never change—They're always messy. These newly inducted member� of the Notlonol Honor Society were choten on the bo� i� of tervlce. leoderjhip, ond chorocter. FIRST ROW: 0. Schumocher. M. Mon- ro. E. Moldenhouer, L. Tenney, M. Forrow, L Gill, J. Gibjon. SECOND ROW: J. Schouwccker, D. Johnjon, J. Mortin. N. Mortin, C. Gord, E. Schumocher, 8. Seiler, J. Horshborger, P. Pitzcr, N. Rlcco, T. Knight. THIRD ROW: M. Richord� , R. Houk, B. Cromer, J. Tjoden, D. Dornbergor. I. linstromberg. J. Heuermonn, S. Melz. R. Adomj, G. Burke. FOURTH ROW: D. Gentry, D. Chondler, J. Rapp, S. Gilmoro. T. Chitwood. K. Copeland. A. Schwlndenhommer. N. Siddle, T. loeffol, A. Von Boh- ren, ond P. Cady were not present. Choten to repretent our school on the Journal Star All-Americon Studont Citizen Team wot Roy Gordner. On the Honor Team were Judy Mathus ond Diono Schultz. Honor Students Judy Mathus ond Roy Gardener display the Sterling Merit Cup which they were oworded ot tho Sterling Merit Award� Banquet. The top eight per cent of the graduating clot� it honored onnuolly ot the Sterling Merit Awards Banquet by tho Pcorio Journol Star. Honored this year wore, FIRST ROW: J. Guindon, M. Monroe, B. Cate, J. Mothut, J. Milltlogel. SECOND ROW: B. Cromer, D. Schultz, N. Martin, S. Grossmoyer, J. Gustafson, L. luthy, D. Wytt. THIRD ROW: M. Sleister, C. Goetz, M. Harris, D. Cochron. P. Pitzer, N. Richardton. P. McRoynolds. FOURTH ROW: R. Gardner, D. Schuster, S. Honold, S. Gilmore, J. Tenney, J. Wormcr, M. linstromborg. D. Pomeroy and C. Scott were not present. 116 A Touch Glamour Chic! Striking! Beautiful! Fabulous! These are only a few of the words used to describe the lovely fashions pre- sented the Home Economic students in their annual style show, A Touch of Glamour. This parade of fashion wos presented in the LCHS auditorium on April 29 at 7:30 P.M. Each girl modeled at least one ensemble she had made during the school year. Garments for every occasion were shown. Advisors of the event were Mrs. Ragain, Mrs. Clinton, Mrs. Maxwell, and Mrs. Lemon. Above; Peggy Bell, Corol Boll. Sandy Inmon, and Judy Burdell model smart afternoon wear. Rights Paula little and Jeannie Fitch, proudly escorted by Bob louter- boch ond Randy Randall, look stunning In their olegont evening attire. Tho Rockeftcs ond Rocketeers provide entertoinment ot the Style show. Penny Gobel. Sherry Holford. and Pot Kollittcr dorcte us with their chic outfits. At the Mardi Gras Jim Hudson and Greg Gormers enjoyed the fun ond games ol the carnival. Undo Hofmann pins a ribbon on Robbie Young. King. Mike Quinn, reigned over the carnival with the help of his court: Robbie Young, Kenny Brinker, Cecil Wy man and Bill Kendall. Oh not yells Paula Little of the senior's booth Dlmo o Dunk. Everyone enjoyed himself at the student council's annuol carnival. Mardl Gras in an atmosphere of gaiety, excitement ond fun. 118 Showers of Flowers l-f, Julio Wott. Marly Stone, Queen Mordco farrow, Tammy Jackson. Showers of Flowers was the theme of the Junior- Senior Prom. The theme wos carried out through the dance programs which every girl received and the centerpieces which consisted of a pastel umbrella decorated with flowers. After the blessing by Mr. Churchill, dinner was served. Couples had their choice of fish or ham. Also served were melon ball cocktails, baked potato, peas, and mocha ice cream with hot vanilla sauce. Miss Mardee Farrow, escorted by Jay Williams was announced Prom Queen. Bill Smith, president of the Junior Class, presented her with her crown and roses. Her court consisted of Tammy Jackson, Marty Stone, Julie Wott, and Angie Yannone. Dancing was to the romatic music of Walt Cough- lin's Orchestra. During the intermission, the Rock- ettes and Rocketeers entertained with selections from Mary Poppins. The magic hours passed all too soon bringing a happy ending to Showers of Flowers . As the morning sun pecks through the window, this is all that remains os evidence of the Prom. Also in ottendonco ot the Prom were Judy Engelgou ond Ken Tcgord. 8«� � Actor of tho year 1965 wot Worron Noll (left) ond 8ett Acfrott for 1965 wot Cortnie Sevcrnt. (right). Mr. leoch acknowledges tho accomplishments of th© limestone itudenti. A facsimile of tho yearbook pre- sented to the student body. Some of the highlights of the awards assembly are shown here. Unfortunately, there is not enough space to acknowledge all recipi- ents or all awards. Congratulations to all persons receiving these awards. Milt Photogenic, Morcio Duttarer. re- ceives her Orchid corsage from Amu- let Editor Bonnie Seiler. dedication tCKM rj •}.) y iCHXC ■ ;� � r -vc ,w. :s '■ -o,t kh c --t •K'y, -j -xki cocso’( r t v..(t -a� oj R RICHARD H INGRAM Fruits of Our Labors At a loti for words Mr. Ingrom receives the dedication. Student Council members served ot the Senior Teo. For mony the Senior Teo wos the lost sociol get together for the doss of 1965. Servers ot the Senior Too included Morty Stone. Mordce Forrow. Roulo Bronomon, Cindi Caudill, ond Lynn Hiett. Tho Vorsily Choir ii together for tho !o� t time beforo the departure of the members of tho doss of '65. As the long train of oges glides away, onother graduating doss marches into history. Wisdom Controls A pensive Tommy Jackson contemplates tho seriousness of this milestone in tho lives of these graduates. Tommy, Junior Closs secretary, was Marshall. Lefti lost minuto finishing touches before the grand entrance. Sunday, May 23, the Reverend W. M. Wittig delivered the ser- mon at the baccalaureate services in the LCHS gymnasium. He spoke about the difference between wisdom and knowledge, saying wisdom controls knowledge. He said the greatest wisdom is self-control. He also listed the three benefits of acquiring wisdom: happiness, honor and security. The Reverend R. Krufz read the scripture passage. Proverbs, 4:7, Wisdom is the principal thing, therefore get the wisdom: and with all thy getting get understanding. Invocation was given by Jeffrey Tenney, the benediction by Patricia Pitzer, both graduating seniors. L A moment of tronqullity In o jco of lowered hood� while Jeff Tonnoy rood� the invocotion. Knowledge Scholorly Jeff Tenney reflecti the inlcniity of the Boccoloureote ceremony. Potior Wiltig delivers hit Boccoloureote od- drett. Above: Morihol� Tommy Jockion ond Bill Smith led tho proccuional. COMMENCEMENT Processional— Pomp and Circumstance ........................ Elgar Invocation .................................................. Janet Guindan Welcome Address..........................................Dawn Wyss Address .......................................... Margaret Monroe Salutator ian Musk— No Man is an Island ..................................Whitney I May Never Pass This Way Again .........................Melsher Senior Choir Wotch your timing ... keep on eye on your partner over there. Address ................ Honors ................. Presentation of Diplomos Class Roll.............. Farewell Address........ Benediction............. Recessional— March .. .............. Roy Gardner Valedictorian .............. Frank Leach Superintendent ..........Donald Cameron President, Board of Education ..........David Schliepsiek President of Class ...............Melody Harris .............Dianne Cochran ................ Mendelssohn Above: Four year of toll ond tweot will be over in ten minufet. The Graduating Make woy for the choir. Senior� ! Noncy Richards and Henry Roienl 126 Class of 1965 127 Organizations Marcia Becker, Editor Council and House Lead STUDENT COUNCIL: BOTTOM ROW- Mr. Ingram, Barb Severn� , Julio on, Lynn Hiatt, Cindy Scott, Paula Bronaman, TOP ROW: Tom Far- Wott, Mardee Forrow, Judy Engelgou, Morty Stone. Debbio Linsberg, row, Denni� Williom , Bob Rapp, Mike Stevenion, Kent Nelton, John Mr� . Schmidt, SECOND ROW: Cortnie Severn� , Judy Mathut, Sue Gibjon, John Turner, Ken Copeland, Jim Doty, Tom Knight, Gordon John� , Sherry Emert, Sharon Gro� smyer, Undo Hofmonn, Ginny Jock- Wauell, Dave Zochmon. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS AND ADVISORS: TOP ROW: Cortnie Severn� —Corresponding Secretary, Sue John� —Recording Secretory, Mr� . Schmidt, John Gib� on—Parliamentarian, Mr. Ingrom, Gordon Wowell—Trea� urer, BOTTOM ROW: Judy Mathu� —Vico Preiident, Ken Copeland—Pretidont. Council member� Judy Mathu� (left) and Shoron Gro� � myer (right) were In charge of the Toy� for Tot� Drive. Peorio Morino Reierve� repaired ond dl� trib- utod fhete toy� to underprivileged children. 130 Government at L.C.H.S HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. BOTTOM ROW: Sherry Pollord, Bonnie S«h- Ikh, Pol Sohustor, Donno Spook. Corol Richardson, Connie Taylor, Diana Ames, Connie Pierson, Carolyn Lamb, Chris Barth, Kay Segler, Debblo Slephonoff. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Schmidt, Juanita Reader, Judy Mathus, Royccanne Weachter, Clndl Caudill, Joni Harshborgor, Diane Groepor, Jill Hcuermann, Sury Ball, Jolyn Dorick, Shirley Lancaster, Janet Martin, Tammy Jackson, Becky Birkett, Carol Owen, Joanne Gustafson, Connie Mooberry, lorna Luthy, Mr. Ingram. TOP ROW: John Rosenbohm, Steve Goetz, Ray Bargor, Mike Adams, Dean Johnson, John Gibson, Jack Small, Jim Taylor, Bill Kendall, Chuck Ames, Jeff Hoss, Dan Gentry, Jack Wormor, Jim Showol- tor. Bob Lawless, John Clemons. Student Council officers for 1964-65 were President Ken Cope- land, Vice-President Judy Mathus, Recording Secretary Sue Johns, Corresponding Secretary Corfnie Severns, and Treasurer Gordon Wassell. Student Council plans the Back to School and Homecoming dances. They sponsor six paid assemblies, and pep, Christmas, and Easter assemblies. They serve as guides for Back to School Night; help with Thanksgiving baskets,- produce the student directory; enter- tain at Bel-Wood Nursing Home and at the State Hospital. Mem- bers also organize school elections, Twirp Week, and Senior Tea. Vice-President of House, Judy Mathus, serves as Speaker of the House. Secretary for the House is Becky Birkett; Parliamentarian is John Gibson. The House decorates the Queens float and decorates for the Homecoming dance. They made and distributed to Bel-Wood Nurs- ing Home, 234 fruit baskets for Thanksgiving. The House organized tno Christmas dance and had a booth in the school carnival in May. The teachers advising Council and House are Mrs. Gloria Schmidt and Mr. Richard Ingram. A few House members prepare Bel-Wood Nursing Home's Thanksgiving baskets. 13� AMULET STAFF: BOTTOM ROW: Morclo 8ecker. Undo Schmldgoll, Terry Pechcr, Borb Wcbch, Undo Wytcherley. Gory Roth. SECOND ROW: Undo Bitnor. Becky Blrkett, Marcia Duttorer, Penny Gabel, Vicki Tillmon, Dove Schllepsiek, Kelly Branch. TOP ROW: Joan Horjhbarger, Connie Gord, Sherry Holford, Bonnie Seiler, Suo Furlow, Pot Jome� , Dick Mitchelor, Ron Knight. Amulet Recalls SECTION EDITORS: SEATED: Dick Mitchelor—Sport� , Dove Schlieptiek—Advertising. STANDING: Shorry Holford—Underclou, Bonnie Seiler— Editor-ln-Chiof, Morclo Becker—Orgonizotions, Linda Schmid- goll—Senior, ond Pot Jome . AMULET Editor Bonnie Seiler. 132 Amulet Advijor Mr. Michael Rule Assistant Advisor Mr. James Mofthews Amulet Staff works hard to moet their deadline. Happy Memories Amulet Photographers! Gory Hillbold, Lloyd Hum, Gory Roth. Yearbook is one of those compound words whose parts really tell a story. It took more than a calendar year to produce the 1965 Amulet you now hold in your hands. In May, 1964, Bonnie Seiler was named editor and Ron Knight was appointed business manager for the 1965 Amulet. Plans for the book wore well underway by the time of the August delivery party for the 1964 Amulet. When school started, yearbook editorial and business staffs began meeting daily. Photographs were taken and developed, copy and headlines were composed, adds were sold, and the day to day routine continued. Lights burned brightly nightly as the staff strove to meet deadlines. We wish to thank our advisors, the administra- tion, teachers, and students of Limestone for their cooperation. You are all a part of the 1965 Amulet; we hope you like if. 133 •JMELIGHT STAFF, BOTTOM ROW: Choryl Lewlt, Gilbert Goetie. Pot Over- bolt, Dlono Malcolm, Harold Toyk r, Dkk Mitchelor. SECOND ROW, Dlono Jones, Potty Franklin, Barb Woltch, Morcla Hobted, Barb Heller, Marcia Duttorer, Debbie Pogue. Judy Taylor, Carol Ayret, Fran CotpHo. THIRD ROW: SECTION EDITORS Carol Lewis ............................. News Editor Cheryl Lewis ......................... Feature Editor Dick Mitchelar......................... Sports Editor Harold Taylor .............................. Business Manager Gilbert Goetze..................Advertising Manager Carol Richardson, Pot Jamet, Marcia Guidon, Pat LeGrande, Ann Marlin, Carol Lewit, Dorothy Peter� , Sharon Newton, Judy Hayworth, Sharon Stocken. TOP ROW: Gary Roth, Loyd Hurn, George Ahten, Kim Jordon, Rick Lockwood, Rick Curti� , Gary Hiltbold, Mr. Matthew� . Limelight Reports 134 Mr. Dove Johnson Editor—Jim Groy Business Monoger News of L.C.H.S. The Limelight reports news of the activities taking place ot Limestone to the student body every two weeks; eighteen times a year. Edited by Senior Jim Gray the school paper is written by the newspaper class and by the jour- nalism class. The business side of the Limelight, advertising and sales, is handled by a student staff advised by Mr. Dave Johnson. The editorial advisor is Mr. James Matthews. Among the most popular features found in the Limelight are Senior Spotlights honoring out- standing Seniors and telling what they have con- tributed to Limestone during their years spent here. Columns on sports, cars, careers, and other topics of interest keep Limelight readers well informed and entertained. 135 Horold Toylor collect money for the Limelight. USHERETTESs DIono Schultz, Cothy Grohom, Joanne GoUofion, Julie Wott, Elaine Bruningo, Connie Gord, Undo Gill Joni Horshborger, Janet Martin, Jill Heuermonn, Dione Co hron, Shelio Comeron, Dori� Dornbergor, Cindy Scott, Ardith Hoip, Noncie Richordi. Usherettes Sixteen junior and senior girls served as Usherettes this year. They were chosen by Mrs. Vangine Meredith, Dean of Girls. These girls ushered at Peoria Players, the graduation ceremony. Limestone plays and va- riety shows, basketball games and football games. The main attire for the Usherettes is white blazers, dark skirts, white gloves, and heels. Formals are also worn on special occasions. The girls voted to have Nancie Richards as head of the Usherettes. Eighteen members of the Rockettes and Rocketeers sang at the Homecoming Variety Show, at various clubs and church groups, and when called upon. Their wonderful singing brings pleasure to those who hear them. The group is led by choral director Mrs. Elizabeth Krumpe. 136 Rockettes and Rocketeers ROCKETTES ond ROCKETTEERS: Pionlst: Wondo Loutorboeh. BOnOM ROW; Eliiabeth Fryer, Margie Monroe, Jeanette Millslagel, Jeanne Scott, Janet Martin, Barb Kepllngcr, Corol Ball, Oorleno Hall. TOP ROW: John Clement, Leroy Segler, Don Gentry, John Ketchom, Steve Maricle, Russel Bkkcrs, Dean Johnson, Greg Burk, Steve Quinn. Mixed Chorus MIXED CHORUS: BOTTOM ROW: Angie Yonnone, Pauline Altum, Carol Eddy, Diana Nichols, Suo Hill, Pam Cates, Ellon Gustafson, Vicki Cronk, Lindo Johnson, Jackie Phillips. SECOND ROW: Pom Hoogerworf, Mory Zorombo, Angelo Sleeth, Cindy Gibson, Jano Corse, Judy Clork, Sandy Holloway, Vicki Schnei- der, Betty Campen. TOP ROW: Homor Adams, Gary Pember- ton, Marty Schwero, Rolln Hofmann, Jim Shryock, Jack Pem- berton, Vorn Peacock, Terry Johnston. VARSITY CHOIR: BOTTOM ROW: Morgl© Monro©, Jody Birkel, Marilyn Stock, Cindl Herman, Connie Severn� . Jeanette Milltlogel, Noncy Davis, Lorna luthy, Peggy Adorn� , Nancy Richard� , Mary Gouwitz, Suzanne Weochtor, Becky Fletcher, Penny John� , Undo Miller, Vicki Robertion, Elizobeth Fryer. SECOND ROW: Corolyn Parrott, Joonne Gregory. Camille McCoy, Peggy McRoynold� , Sue Melz, Sandy Ellingjworth, Ellen Poole, Jill Heuermonn, Shoron Luken� , Eloine Brunigo, Ardlth Hoip, Bonnie Borland, Suo Wilion, Eloine Schumocher, Jananne Robbin� , Rita Per- kin� , Dixie Porter. Betty Co� ©. Volma Burdetto. THIRD ROW: Bill Popendick, Bob Choral Department FRESHMAN CHOIR. BOTTOM ROW. Cothey Suddeth, Vivion Schorlech. Debbio loodloy, Choryl Willlom� , Undo Griffith, Debbie Oder, Donno Thompton, Koy Seglor, Marcio Reece, Deborah Guthrie, Donno Phillman, Judy Harttell, Stephanie Tropp, Noncy Croclonl. SECOND ROW. Marilyn Tinnon, Kathy Smith, Potty Tonnhouter, Mario Keye� , Ann Ro� zhart. Chrijtino Gauwltz, Marilyn Hontell, Borboro Rosenbohm, Vkki Horm� , Vicki Woltchleg, Cothy DeWitt, Kathy Hendey, Margaret Bo� � ett. TOP ROW: Roy Riden, Lorry Von Behren, Clyde Huffman, Randy Hall, Bob McMillan, Jack Small, Ray Albritton, Richard Kru� , Ed Bryan, Jim Coulion, Chuck Krause, David DeMorinl. 138 livongood. Russel Blckors, Roy Cleteher, Jock Wormcr, Jim Reordon, Deon John- son, Greg Burk, Stovo Moricle, Jone� Tjadcn, Peggy Soupo, Jonc� Morlin, Borb Koplinger, Corol Boll, Suo Beomes, Joonno Scott, Dorleno Hall, Hildon Smith, John Myrick, Roy Swoot. TOP ROW: Miko Quinn, Chris Loutorboch, Pot Cormody, George VanDusen, Alon Rogolns, Bob Platt, Stan Mohn, Billy Rcndlo. Dovo Seeger, Dovo Parr, Roger Greensloto, Rondy Louterboch, John Ketchom, Fred Arrenholz, Richard Curtiss, Dan Gontry, Torry Roszhort, Leroy Segler, Alvin Compen, Glen Elliott, John Clemens. Joyfully Sings SOPHOMORE CHOIR: BOTTOM ROW: Chris Denson, Diono Gillhom, Clor- onn Elom, Nora Bronson, Brenda Vires, Sharon Kopllnger, Donna Speck, Bovorly lance, Suo Thompson, Sandy Abrams, Pot lanning, Royceonne Wocch- tor, Golo Monk, Linda Sholaborger. SECOND ROW: Noreon Moriclo, Carlo Bealmor, Diono Ames, Koyo Dixon, Roberto Millslogel, Bronda Lotner, Janet Tjorks, Notolio Gangler, Shirley Birchler, Linda Bitner. Linda Oolsen, Potty Hornung, Bonita Manning. THIRD ROW: Tom Heuer, Shirley Lancaster, Wanda Louterboch, Sondy Potter, Sandy Closon, Dionn Closcn, Linda Borland, Sue Forguson, Keren Dorst, Diane Flnck, Marcio Phillips. FOURTH ROW: John Rosonbohm, Dusty Hockor, Dan Newby. Jock Bolen, Stovo Hartsoll, Rick Bowors, Dove Suits, Greg Bruco, Rolph Wing. TOP ROW-, lorry Higgins, Woyno Bailey, Greg Cormers, Jon Schodo, John Sitxmoro, Jomio Browder, Donny Hogerdorn, Mike Helms, lorry Bontz, Mike Krus. 139 Band Provides Clorinet Section BOTTOM ROW: Karon Paintor, Sown Hall, Jean Renner, Eugonlo Schindler, Kothcrlno Rudd, MIDDLE ROW: Valorie Fletcher, Pam Street, Scott Thom- linjon, Camille lazijky, Sondy loiotor, Karon Holladay, TOP ROW: Corol Borland, Di- ane Palmer, Jack Wormer, Mark Hover, Suion Gilmore, Paula Kirkpatrick. 140 Bran Section: BOTTOM ROW: Dole Hclmj Pam Schultz, Cynthia Bet� , Mike Vanotta SECOND ROW: 80belle Hill, John Bryan Richard Bethel, Robert Severos. THIRD ROW t Palmer, Ronald Allgaler, Kenneth Knight, ■ward, Pcorson. TOP ROW: Mike Denton, Hn Mongis, Mlko Guppy, Jim Gray, Terry szhort, Ron Sutton. Soxophono Section BOTTOM ROW: Carol Duryco, Dorothy Peters, Susy Boll, Carolyn Nichols, Nancy Slddlo, Elizabeth Marmion, TOP ROW: Robert Boll, George Ahten, Bill Guile, Scott Hcrried, 141 Fluto Sectioni BOTTOM ROW: Phil Borland, Koron Wogcneck, Lauretta Groonwoy, Judy Barr. SECOND ROW: Alono Byord, Nancy Evan� , Emma Wittig. THIRD ROW: Melody Hendrick� , Morllsa Proctor, Lillie Bullock. Nancy Cady. FOURTH ROW: Paul Cady, Roy Bullock, Jeff Hendrick� . Best Band in Peorialand is a phrase often used by Mr. Morse to describe the Limestone High School band. One of the biggest events for the sixty-seven mem- bers of our band was playing in a welcoming recep- tion for President Johnson at the Peoria Airport in November. Among the many activities of the band, they par- ticipated in the Mid-State Eight Band Festival, the Fall Concert, the Spring Concert, they sponsored a band festival for the surrounding grade schools, they played at basketball games, they played and marched at football games, marched in the Home- coming parade. Veteran's Day parade, and the Santa Claus parade. They were host to the Mid-State Eight Band Festival on April 9, 1965. The officers of the band are President—Al Duhs, Vice President—Paul Cady, Secretary—Nancy Evans, Treasurer—Nancy Siddle, and Librarian is Lauretta Greenway. Sound of Music Porcuwlon Section: BOTTOM ROW: Dorothy Potor� , Alono Byord, Joann Wright, lauretto Groonwoy, Lindo Pogo, TOP ROW: Paul Cody, Miko 01� en, Alvin Duh� , Som Bryan, John Bry- ant. 142 SPACETTES: SEATED: Carol Harken, Ellen Gustofson, Lindo Graham, Brenda Viro� , Phylli� Bailey, Linda Paul� , Tammy Jockson, Mor� ho Sandrotto, Cheryl Savage, Marcio Duttorer, Cheryl Hess, Wanda loutorboch. STANDING: Terry Bach, Sondi Boch, Diano Sword� , Suianne Weochtcr, Sandy Foster, Cheryl Sword� , Pat LeGronde, Alma Arrcnholz. Solly Segler, Bonnie Seiler, 8orb Fogerson, Dawn Wys� , Elolno Schumocher. Forward March! MAJORETTES Leading Limestone'� fine morching bond in 1964- 65 were the five twirlor� pklurcd to fho right. Thoir skillful manipulation of tho silvor batons, oddod much to tho color and movement of our bond. Tonya. Marcia, and Theresa performed a twirling act to mu� lc of the Homecoming Variety Show. Mojorettes are: Carmen DeTrempe, Tonyo Loof- fel, Marcia Hoisted, Theresa Brooks, and Beverly Ellonburg. 143 NEEDLES: BOTTOM ROW: Diana Gillham, Jane� Keyes, Don- na Welker, Mary Billingsley. SECOND ROW: Barbara Hel- ler, Debbie Evonj, Carol Campbell, Marcy Fowcetf. TOP ROW: Sue Furlow, Vicki Keyos. Advisors: Mrs. Regains, Mrs. Maxwell. Clubs for All MUSIC APPRECIATION: Bottom Row: Angie Yonivone, Marilyn Stock, Marlene Dvornlckl, Lin- da Oelsen, Natalie Gangler, Royceanne Weoch- fer, Linda Cooper, lindo Shelobarger, Debbie Oder. SECOND ROW: Diana Ames, Janet Tjorks, Lana Gossett, Jane Corse, Angolo Sloeth, Bonnie Borlond, Barb Roloff, Jananne Robbins. TOP ROW: David DeMorlnl, Ron Sutton, Paul Cody, Ralph Wing, Larry Bontz, Greg Bruce, Jeff Hendricks, Mike Dentor, Jock Bolen. 144 F.H.A.I BOTTOM ROW: Janice Griffin, Betty Munsoy, Joyce Brummcll, Bonita Manning, Sue Furlow, Darlene Guthrie, Bessie Munsey, Delores Classen. SECOND ROW: Margie Monroe, Oixio Porter, Marilyn Stock, Diane Malcolm, Ina Mao Browning, Fern Allen, Sandy Inman, Janet Kosslngcr. THIRD ROW: Noncio Richards, Fran Kendall, Ellen Poole, Peggy Bell, Ardith Hosp. Bev Smith, Monho Krider. SEATED: Mrs. Rogain, Mrs. Clinton, ond Mrs. Maxwell. Provided Interests CHARM CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: Connlo Taylor. Sheila Comcron, Dixio Porter, Carolyn lamb. SECOND ROW: Sherry Emert, Pam Street, Pot James, Lynn Glodvon. THIRD ROW: Connie Borland, Sharon lukons, Linda Borland, Bctto Bogenhogen. TOP ROW: Mrs. Benbow, Camille McCoy, ond Mrs. Wells. MS FUR, FISH AND GAMEi KNEELING: Don Edwords, Dennis Dultorer, Mike Churchhlll. STANDING: Rick Nelvon, Robbie Pollord. Som.Bryon, Bob Dug- McReynolds, Mike Penning. Lorry Phillip}, Jock Morion, Chuck Kraus©, gins, Jeff Hendricks. Shown Proctor, Richard Gorzee, Rick Lockwood, Roger Brian Evans, John loGrando. Sieve Adorns, Harold Vires (V. Pres.), Mr. Whitby (Pres.), Duone Wollond, Dole Chandler, Lorry Cook. Hunters and Helpers FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA: SEATED: Judy Cowie, Borbora Tjorks, Carol Snowden, Paulo Kirkpatrick, Linda Borland, Vicki Rosenbohm, Kathy Hensley, Moribeth Jordon, Carolyn Simmons, Keyes, Bonnie Borlond, Koy Miller, Angela Sleeth, Connie Ernst, Judy Engelgau, Susan How, Barb Solrin, STANDING: Janet Carol Lou Compbtll, Mr . Barkley. 146 RIFIERY: B«nnie Compbell, Bob Wight, Steve William , Terry Walker, Don Lukens, Tom West, Melvin Ulery, loi Hole, lorry Harmon, Tom Birkott, Arnold Burger, Ronnie William� , Don Patteuon and Denni Melligon. Riflery, Art, and Electronics ART CLUB: SEATED: Lynn Gk)d on ond Cathy Smith. STANDING: Undo Kidder ond Mr. Dull—Advljor. RADIO ELECTRONICS: STANDING: Frank Clojen-VIce Preiident, Joe Mar- tlnox—Secretory, Steve Mohn-Prevdent. Mitchell Compen-Progromor, Gary Roth—Treasurer. SEATED: Mr. Johnton ond Mr. Knuppel, Advitor . 147 Active Interest Limettone siodenf enjoy themtclve ot the Pop Clwb Sock Hop. PEP CLUB OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Mordee Forrow, Secretory,- Ed Tin non, Vlce-Projident; Jody Wendelin, President Sonny Toylor, Treoturer; MU� Boll ond Mr. Johnjon, Advisor� . COLLEGE SAL BOTTOM ROW- Terry Boch, Kathy Sonto, Jody Mothoj, Cortnie Severn� , Betty Co� «, Sheila Johnion, lourotto Greenwoy, Sandy Boch, Mr� . Frl� k. TOP ROW: Lindo Yocklo, Connie Gord, Darlene Nor. man, Kri� Bledioe, Sharon Groumyer, Diane Cochran, Nancy Richordion, Janet Tjoden. 148 Organizations Limestoners G.A.A. members silently soy, Bosketboll pteose 90 In. G.A.A. OFFICERS AND ADVISOR: SEATED: Koren Schaffer, Elaine Schumacher, Carol Monroe, Mr� . Blair, ond Cheryl Sav- ago. TUMBLING: BOTTOM ROW: Kathy Poiton, Marcia Reece, Gwen Coughey, Undo Shcloborger. Judy Hortseil, Cheryl Wlllloms, Mary Billingsley, Diana Edgecomb, Cloronn Elom. SECOND ROW: Phyliss Bailey, lindo Binder, Cheryl Voight, Jecnio Demmln. Maria Landes , Chris Denson, Kay Dixon, Bobbette Hill, Mrs. Musgrove. THIRD ROW: Karen Cook, Vicki Harris, Dana Demmln, Dalene Demmin, Chris Wiley, Undo Guppy, Kathy Salrin. TOP ROW: Pot lannlng, Roberto Millslagel, Gloria Lively, Russel Bickers, Bill Riekeno, Don Gibbs, Jockio Elliott, Kay Segler, Jo- onn Wright. U9 JUNIOR-SENIOR DRAMATICS: BOTTOM ROW: Pom Cot©� , Su« Melz, Undo Schmidgoll, Jeon- ell© Millslogel, Carol Owen, Julie Woll, Marcio Duttorer. SECOND ROW: Peggy McReynold� . Ellon Poole, Vickie Tillmon, Peggy Adorn� , Jockie Elliott. Becky Birkctt, Diane Kendall, Mr. Gerkin. THIRD ROW: Suzanne Weochter, Joni Hor� h- borger, Lillie Bullock, le� li© LinUromberg, Dori� Dornberger, Jill Hcuormonn, Phydoli� Vickcr- mon, Gordon Wauel. TOP ROW: Chuck Ame� , Mike Ozella, Bill Riekeno, John Ketchom, Ron Blonquort, Worren Null, John Clemen� . ISO Y.TEENS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS: STANDING, Cindy Scott-Secre- lory, Noncio Richard}—Vice President, Dorlono Norman—President, Alma Arrcnholz—Treasurer. Linda Hofmann—Program Chairman, Carol Richordson—Service Chairman, SEATED, advisors—Miss Swoetin, Mrs. Stoefflor. Help Us Y-Tcens and College Sol members on their way to meet the Wizard of Oz. and Develop FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE Oromotio, BOTTOM ROW; Jon Schado—President, Mrs. Lor- son, Wondo loutorbach—Vice President. SEC- OND ROW: Marcio Hoisted, Debbie Linsberg. Undo Wytcherley, Brenda Klotto, Diane Kois- nor, Sandy Anderson, Judy Wiseman. THIRD ROW: Penny Gabel, Linda Bindor, Karon Holli- day, Pom Robinson, Natalie Gonglor, Volorio Goodopple, Barb Sevorns, Jeon Renner. FOURTH ROW: Pom Street, Bonnio Rlokono, Yvonne Jones, Marla Keyes, Pom Gaumer, Pat Hawks, Norman Hortsell, Pot Puckott. TOP ROW: David McMeen, Shello Pemberton, Marcia Guindon, Jim Brown, Dobbio Kolsner, Glenda Welch, Becky Zilch, Linda DcFraino. 151 We Work for Limestone IETTERMANS CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Schmidt, lorry Noblo, John Clemen� , Rick Go 11. Jim Reordon. Jock Guthrie. Chock Wldcncr, John Burton ond Mr. Koiop. SECOND ROW: Don Spiller, Bill Popendkk, Don Moloney, lorry Cruikihonk, Ed Schmidt, lorry Gibb� , Joe Boer� , Ron Blonquort. THIRO ROW: Al Duh� , Bill Kendall, Henry Roienbohm, Harold Ern� t, Tom Chitwood. Bob lehmon, Leroy Segler. TOP ROW: Randy Young, Bob lauterboch, Tony Govelyt, Randy louterboch, Tom Pipkin� , Jon Schindler, Bob Platt ond Mr. Riggenboch. KEY CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: Tom Hcuor, Steve Goetz, Bob Seaborn, John Gro� � , Jerry McDowell, Don Stalter. SECOND ROW: Kim Jordon, Mark Houer, Ken Koelllng, Don Gentry, Greg Burk, Bill Papendick. THIRD ROW: Terry Ro� zhort, Jerry Rapp. Kevin Kubie, Rolin Hofmonn, Mike Clo� en. TOP ROW: Mike Montgomery, Jim Shryock, Randy Boll, Mike Notion, Fred Arrenholz. We Develop Skill CHESS CLUB: FRONT ROW: Left lo right: John Mangls, Jock bertson, Hildon Smith. Keith Hollowoy. STANDING: Mr. Bor- Hrvotin, Chock Widenor, Jeff Tennoy, loll Hole, BACK ROW: nett, Advisor. Steven Gilmoro. Rodney Gilletto, Mlko Diokow, Terry Col BRIDGE CLUB: FRONT ROW: Loft to right: Jeff Tenney. Mike Linstromberg, Hildon Smith, MIchoel Roberts, Roy Gardner, Shoron tokens, Leslie Llnstromberg, Tonyo loeffel, Borbora Peters, Elaine Broningo, Jonot Koyes, Mike Dieckow, Shoila Johnson. BACK ROW: Joon Rodloff, Janet Tjadon, Botty Coso, Llndo Yockle, John Kctchom, Chris Laoterbach, Alan Rcgolns, Rondy Boll. STANDING: Mrs. McCraith and Mrs. Rogers, Ad- visors. 153 SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY Margie Monroe Dolore Pomeroy Down Wys� Undo Yocklo Mr . Dobbin Mr. Clinton The Suzy-Q Club consists of girls who intend to be secre- taries after graduation. They investigated office procedures and went on a field trip to the Peoria courthouse in No- vember. FRONT ROW: Marla landc z, Undo Rhode , Pat tanning, Marcia Becker. BACK ROW: Mr . Muigrovo, Dione Schultz, Reno Smith, Barb Cramer, Betty King, Janet Slomo, Nancy Sid- dle. Ml Risen. Bonnie Seiler (SEATED) wo proiident o( tho group thi year. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Senior Cindy Scott served F.T.A. as President this year. The group investigated education and helped with regis- tration at the Back to School Night in November. 80TT0M ROW: Nancy Crociant, Lauretta Greenway, Dobble Pogue, Suo Wiljon, Cindy Scott, Pom Schultz. Laura Borgro, Mr . Mo on. MIDDLE ROW: Linda Wllllom , Dawn Wy , Nancy Martin, Pot Pitzor, Barb Keplinger, Eloino Schumacher, Janet Slomo. TOP ROW: Carolyn Nichol� , Diana Palmer, Llllio Bullock, Nancy Richard- on, Suion Gilmore, Kathy Heijel, Karen Dar t. 154 SCIENCE, BOTTOM ROW: Rkhord Bethel. Gory Roth. SECOND ROW, Sloven Horken, Chri� Gouwitz. Gory Winnott. THIRD ROW: Torry Durhom, Dove Topping, lonnye Winnott. TOP ROW: Stovo Mohn, Rogor Greensloto, Ron Eden. INDUSTRIAL ARTS: BOTTOM ROW: Al Morx. Lorry Smith, Bob leh- mon, Stonloy lonovor, Torry Sullivon, Mr. Trotter, Mr. Bowor� . TOP ROW: Mr. Negloy, Dove Cruikjhonk, Donnio Street, Bill Smith, Joke VondorgrifF, Bill Cowon. CONSERVATION AND FORESTRY, FRONT ROW: Pot Schutter. Pom Gaunt- er, Bonnlo Schlkh, BACK ROW, Denni Gilbert. Shown Proctor, Rick lock- wood. Mike Richard� , Duonc Wollond. ISS SPANISH: BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Dobbins, Lorry Noble. Dlone lorber, Jon Schode, Debbie Pogue, Mr. Clinton. SECOND ROW: Borb Welsch. Corlo Bcolmcr, Betty Blrchler, Morsho Sondrotto, Chrij Borth, Potty Tonnhouser, Chorlene Major, Juanita Reader, Kothy Hensley, Deborah Guthrie. THIRD ROW: Connie Berkshire. Nora Bronson, Noncy Crociani, John Rosenbohm, Merlo VonDyke, Mike Penning, Mike Stevenson, Marla Keyes, Linda Griffith, Pam He� . FOURTH ROW: Karen Welk, Mar- garet Walker, Connio Mooberry, Lindo Brenner, Peggy Pitzer, Shirley Blrchler, Carolyn Nichol� , Wondo Louterboch, Carol Grohom, Corol Snowdon. TOP ROW: Keith Reuter, Lannye Winnett, James Wil- lioms, Dick Grofelman, Randy Randall, Roger Greenslote, Russel Bickers, Chuck Petty, Dick Stew- art, Dean Johnson. SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS AND ADVISORS. Linda Bressner, Corresponding Secretary, Larry Noble, President, Jon Schode, Treasurer, Dkino Lorber, Vice President, Debbio Pogue, Secretory, Mrs. Dobbins, and Mr. Clinton, Advisors. Language Is Important LATIN CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: Stephanie Trapp, Connie Jones, Karen Wageneck, Borb Roloff, Susan Mchrings, Vicki Nichols. SECOND ROW: Alone Byard, Ramona Warner, Frances Porker, Lana Gossett, Melissa Hadley, Vkkey Lee, Mr. Oberle. TOP ROW: Chuck Tindall, Mike Richards. Stan Daulton, Kent Hannoh, Kevin Kubie, Denny Hogerdorn. Ron Doulton, Jack Bo- len. HALL MONITORS: BOTTOM ROW: Fern Allen, Sandy Branch, Wondo Petty, Dione Sword� , Shoroy Joyne . Betty lehmon, Shoron Grossmyer, leille Llnstromberg, Carolyn Fryer. Joon Bryont, Joyco Seller� , Carol Ayre� . Morclo Outtorer, Mor� ho Sondretto, Ethel Moldcnhouor. TOP ROW: David Rlcco, Don Spiller, Don Schustor, Joe Moxedon, Ron Blonquort. Mike Montgam. ery, Steve Honotd, Dick Mitchelor. Jerry Rapp, David Eitele, A. J. Schwin- denhommer, Harold Vire� . Mr. Herzog—Advisor. Don’t Argue with DEBATERS: BOTTOM ROW: Sue Walker. Juonito Reader, Su� on Mohring� , Willo Allgoior, Paulo Weber, Darlene Gutherle, Judy Wiseman, Morione Altum, Kathy Pos- ton. SECOND ROW: Cindy Herman, Shei- la Comeron, Rlchord 8ethol, Louis Matting- ly, Tom Brigg� , Roger Holmon, Mike Madi- son, Cortnie Severn� , Betty Case. Vivionn Scharlach. THIRD ROW: Lynn Gladson, Noncee Cody. Elaino Grove, Melissa Hadley, Dionno Cochran, Doris Dornberg- er, Nancy Richardson, Sharon Grossmyer, Lynn Hiett, Paula Taute. TOP ROW: Neal Linder, Mike Thorton, Charles Messer- smlth, Mike Closen, Chuck Amos, Jerry Rapp, Don Lukens, Hildon Smith, Bob Koep- pel, Normon Ricco. SEATED: Mrs. Larson, Advisor. These Two Groups 157 NATIONAL THESPIANS SOCIETY: BOTTOM ROW: Cortnlo Severn , Gordon Wossell, Cindy Hermon. SECOND ROW: Sue Melz, Peggy McReynotds, Dionne Cochron. Leslie Llnsfromberg, Sharon Grossmyer, Becky Birkett, Jeonette Millslogel. TOP ROW: John Clemens. Alon Rogoins, Antonne Schwindenhammer, Ron Blonquart, Worren Null. Shakespeare and Shekels 158 COIN: BOTTOM ROW: Ted Poul, Ricky Stockstill, Keith Hollowoy, Dovid Ricco, Mr. Negley. TOP ROW: Terry Wicker, Dennis Gilbert, Greg Bruce, Norman Ricco. Bus Drivers BUS DRIVERS) left to right.- Kennoth Heady 4, Coleman Issocs 12, Bill Krus 9, Earl Blond 10, John Warren 8, John Jomes 2, 8ill Sloter 13, Earl Geitrine 3, Horry Gienow 5, Pete Thomos 7, Chorios Ech- ord 1. Drivers not pictured: Fred Stuoon 11, Bill Whiteheod 9, Martin Borgra 9. lynn Hiett mokes her point while Normon Ricco ond Noncy Rich- ords took on. 159 Sports Kelly Branch, Editor Varsity Football Squad BOTTOM ROW: Rim Huff, Stevo Gibb� , Roy Sweet, Bill Widcner, Pot Coughcy, Chris louterboch, Bob Mothus, Ron Brower, Tom Knight, Don Molonoy, Ron McMullen, Jim Pierce. SECOND ROW: Chuck Petty, Bill Smith, Pot Stolter, lorry Crulkshonk, Dick Whitoheod, Dennis lone, Jim McDowell. Robbie Pollord, Greg Burk. Don Gibb� , Bill Popondlck, lorry Edwords. THIRD ROW: lee Schindler, Mike Robert� , Dole Chandler, lorry Johnson, Mike Graham, Steve Gilmore, Bob loutcrboch, Jon Schindler, Bill Kendall, Sonny Toylor, Steve Ho� ty. TOP ROW: Horold Ernst, Steve 8ong, Al Duhs, Rondy Young. Worrcn Null, Miko Rich- ards, Kim Jordan, lee Segler, Ron Knight, Gory Pemberton. COACHES: Mr. Kosop (left), Mr. Riggenboch (right). Homecoming Victory Makes Season Success “let us ot 'em, Rockot Subs seem to mutter. Senior Danny Maloney wo� o consistent ground gainer. Cooch George Kosop and Trainer Miko Rule ossist fallen Rocket. VARSITY FOOTBALL LCHS OPP SPALDING 0 7 CENTRAL 6 29 MANUAL 0 20 •LINCOLN 9 7 E. PEORIA 0 7 WOODRUFF 0 27 RICHWOODS 0 38 CANTON 26 25 PEKIN 0 41 HOMECOMING GAME Student monogers Benny Compbell, Jerry Elam, Steve Goetz. Al Marks. Bob Lawless, and Chuck WIderver are ready for the footboll action. Chuck Widener was invaluable as student trolncr. 163 Piggio-bock pigskin ontics . . . limestone cheerleoders cheer Rockett on to victory in the Homecoming gome. Ron Knight scored oil nine of Rockets' points in HC win over Lincoln. Rocket Gridders Record HC Win The scoreboard tells the story of Limestone's win over Lincoln. These juniors gridders will return next year to form the nucleus of McDowell, J. Pierce, D. Chondler, T. Knight, K. Jordon, R. McMullen, what hopes to be o successful teoton. L-R R. Pollord, B. Widener. J. M. Richards, B. Smith. TOP: l-R 0. Crulluhonk, B. Cowon, J. Cook. R. Emmon� , T. Wicker, D. Ed- ward� , R. Maddox, P. Booe. SECOND: Coach Marry, J. Hyde, M. Short, T. Culbertjon, G. Clark, V. Server, B. Whitoero, J. McDowoll, L. HIggin , Cooch Knezovich. THIRD: J. Sitxmore, B. Pippin, J. Brown, D. Gillette, R. Lehmon, D. Brown, T. Davi� , T. Kohlbu� . BOTTOM: J. Roienbohm, D. Hocker, D. Newby, D. Dieckow, D. Winching, T. Sullivan, F. Clo� en, L. Gibb� , H. Pierson. Sophomores Anxious for Next Year i Cooch Knozovich goe� over on Importont ploy during o holf time conference of Jtrotegy on the open field. Cooch Bob Churchill guided froth footboll team to a perfect seaion. Victorious Season Our Undefeated Freshmen LCHS Frosh grid results Opp 24 Spalding ........................ 20 14 Central .......................... 7 32 Trewyn............................ 6 14 Washington ....................... 7 66 Roosevelt ........................ 0 19 East Peoria ...................... 6 27 Woodruff ........................ 13 54 Richwoods ....................... 27 41 Bergan .......................... 24 20 Pekin ............................ 7 TOP: L-R T. Taylor, T. Owory, 0. Grofelmon, B. McMillon, C. Huffman, C. Schertz, D. Boucher, R. Bentley, J. Heu, R. Albritton. SECOND: J. Pordieck, I. Cook, C. Gottleib (Cooch), G. llngenfolter, M. Penning, M. Egger� , R. Young. D. Kollltter. D. Potterjon, M. Hughe� , R. Richard� , T. Blrkett, B. Glb� on, B. Koeppel, J. Coulton, D. Cruibhank, B. Scudder, R. Churchill (Coach), R. Crank, mgr. THIRD: J. Small, T. Hampton, J. Southey, B. Cooling. R. Young, B. Showalter, T. We� t, M. Doy, G. Slei� ter, J. Martinet:, D. Baker, C. Allwordt, M. Grohom, D. Mulligan. 80TT0M: D. Hinderliter, D. Zockmon, G. Medina, B. Martin, T. Kolth, R. Schultz, R. Nelton, D. Shorum, J. Martin, D. William� . The Varsity ROW I: Jerry Pardieck. Mike Bohm, John Rudloff ROW II: Chuck White- head, Stovo Mitchell, Bob Platt, Rondy Randle. Coach Negley records on outstanding time. Bob Plott wos voted most valu- able player for the past cross- country season. The versify squod It looking forword to having these juniors bock next year. l-R: Mlko Bohm, Chuck Whitehead, Jerry Pordleck. Greet things ore expected noxt ycor from this prom- ising junior, Jerry Pardieck. Limestone's fine cross country squad completed another successful season. Bob Platt paced Mr. Neg- le s Harriers by recording numerous victories for Limestone. In dual meets, the Rockets had a 9—3 record. Junior varsity members, TOP ROW: Q. Swadintky, S. Ooul- K. Brlnkor, R. Mills, R. Hauk, F. Harris, T. Chitwood, R. Gall, D. ton, R. Lauferboch, K. Kubie, T. Pipkins, R. Bullock, 0. Brlnker, Schliepsiek, D. Wotts. FRONT ROW: L VonBerhen, H. Ut- M. Correll, D. Gilbert. MIDDLE ROW: D. Rkca, J. Lemkcmonn, linger, D. Mitchell, L. Closen, B. Rapp, M. Madison. TOP ROW L.Rs 0. Grofelmon, D. Grobcr, D. Cruikshonk, B. Friedrich, R. Bul- lock, R. Bentley, C. Schertr. S. Williams, Cooch Johnson. SECOND ROW: D. Mulligan, T. Blrkeit, T. Owrcy, M. Graham, R. Richards, B. Gibson, B. Koeppcl, J. Showoltor, J. Pordlcck, Monoger. BOTTOM ROW: D. Zochmon, G. Monroe, M. Hughes, B. Rapp. T. Hampton, D. Willloms, R. McGee, Monoger, ABSENT: D. Mitchell. Frosh Cagers TOP ROW: Coach Riggenbach, K. Kubie, J. Foteion, K, Brinker, J. Turner, T. Kohlbut, D. Brown, E. Cochron, C. Tindall. BOTOM ROW: 0. Crulkshonk, J. Lenort, 0. Brinker, B. Pippin, B. Cowan, J. Gross, T. Wicker. Sophomore Basketball Squad Co-Coptoin: Most Voloobl© Bill Pippin Co-Coptoin Terry Kohlbut The sophomore team wrapped up their sea- son with a final 12—9 game record. The Rockets' trajectory for next year is aimed to- ward even greater celestial heights. 171 Mott Improved Denny Brinker TOP ROW. D. Wot� � , R. louterboch, S. Gilmore. S. Mitchell, T. Chitwood. ford, M. Richard� . BOTTOM ROW. R. Hewitt, mgr., T. Knight, 0. lone, F. Har- SECOND ROW: Cooch Schmidt. A. Dvih� , J. Schindler. J. Pordleck, G. Stof- ri� , R. McMullen, R. Gall. 1964-65 Varsity Basketball Squad Stevo Gilmore woj o reol otMl to the � quod—remember the 15 point� in the Spalding game? Varsity You con't beot our Porting line-upl Floyd Horris, Coptoln, roolly hustled —bringing tho boll down Iho court ond tolling up ployt. Squad Congroluloliontl You hove earned ill LCHS OPP. 62 Washington 49 78 Bloomington 60 80 Spalding 60 82 Kewanee 63 49 Richwoods 58 60 Central 71 70 Pekin 95 51 Manual 61 61 Sp. Griffin 51 65 Woodruff 46 65 East Peoria 76 85 Spalding 67 59 Canton 57 61 Richwoods 53 39 Central 45 60 Pekin 64 49 Manual 56 67 Woodruff 46 91 Kewanee 80 61 East Peoria 54 86 Galesburg 81 Al Ouh ployed on Important port ot rellof. All right fellows, ttoy calm . . . 175 Randy lautorboch did an outstanding job for us this season. 1964-65 Wrestling Squad TOP ROW: R. Pollard, K. Jordon, R. Young. M. Heuer, S. Toylor, D. Ronuoy. Stovenjon, J. McDowell. BOTTOM ROW: B. Wol ch, H. Adam� . T. Keith, SECOND ROW: J. Guthrio, R. Gardner, B. Popendkk. M. lln� fromberg, G. K. Holloway, D. Spiller, ln� ef-Cooch Ko� op. Bill Papendick did an oofjtonding job In the 154-pound divi- sion. Randy Young about to pin hi� man in on oction-pockcd match ogaimt a Trinity odver� ory. Randy Young: 180 pounds. Gained second in tho dis- trict, first in the sectional, ond then went to Stoto. Rondy held the title of Mid-Stato Eight 180 Champ. Don Gibbsi 133 pounds. Goined second in tho district, and then went on to the sectionols. Homer Adams: 112 pounds. Gained second In tho district, second in tho sectional, ond went on to state. Homer hold the title of Illini Conforenco 112 Chomp. Gory Stovonson: 127 pounds. Goined socond In the district, and went to tho sectional. Jock Guthriei 145 pounds. Varsity Wrestling two yeors. Added many wins to help the Rockets complete o successful season. 177 Rondy Yeung end Bill Popendlck wore noroed co-coptain� of tho 1964-65 Limestone vorjity wrojtling sqocd. Rondy wo� a dependable polnt-makor for Coach Kotap's grapplerj. The burly tenior won the Mid-Stoto Eight title in the 180 pound diviiion. Senior Bill Popendick came bock strong offer recovering from a knoe Injury inflicted during football season. Whot exciting sport began its season December 1 and didn't end until Lime- stone wos participating in the State Tourney, March 5-6? We're talking about wrestling, that other winter spxDrt, and the one in which the Rockets did surprisingly well. Although the bucketball brigade grow used to the tumult and shouting of sold-out arenas of frenzied fans, the wrestlers usually tangled on a Tuesday or a Thursday night, when their fellow students were home studying Hulabaloo or the Fugative, and when the cheerleaders were busy pressing their pleated skirts for the Friday night basketball gomes. Wrestlers probably don't mind too much. They thrive on the hard-nosed face to face contact of their sport—the quiet satisfaction of an escape, a fall, a pin —man against man—this is enough. Almost enough anyway. Coach George Kosap's varsity grapplers were 4—8 in dual meets, losing some by only one or two team points. In tourneys, they were 6th in the Illini, 4th in the Mid-State 8, 3rd in the District, and 5th in the Sectional, from which 112 pounder Homer Adams and heavyweight Randy Young advanced to the State meet. Working just as hard, for even less of an audience, were the freshman-sopho- more wrestlers under First year Coach Carl Gottlieb. These boys picked up valuable experience in the B team matches that were held right along with the varsity matches. The Amulet would like to say well done to all the wrestlers who work without the roar of the crowd. TOP ROW: I. Higginj, G. SloUtcr, B. Whitocrc, J. lonk, D. Boucher, R. Young. SECOND ROW: Coach Goff- leib, M. Picco, D. Chinn, R. Schultr. J. Hyde. BOTTOM ROWi T. Stockilck, R. Young, S. Adam� . TOP ROW: Cooch Gottllob, I. Crulk honk, F. Horrb, T. Pippin, D. Cruik honk, J. Stafford, T. Chitwood, D. Wotti, S. Toylor, E. Schmidt, 0. Moyer , M. Gro- hom, Manager. SECOND ROW: Cooch Schmitt, D. lane, R. Brewer, R. McMullen, D. Schumocher, T. Knight, C. Wyman, M. Adorn , J. Covtelloni, Monoger. I Denny lone added greot upport to tho team with hit outstanding pitch ing ability. 965 Varsity Baseball Squad lorry Cruikihonk, tho leoding Rocket hitter-pitcher, wind up. Jerry Stafford show greot enthutiotm offer hi no-hitter gome ogoinst Bergon. Thl gove tho Rockots the District Champion- ship. Tom Chitwood, o senior, wos owordod the titlo of Most Volooble Ploycr for the 1965 Vanity Boseboll Season. Ron McMullen, Tom Knight, Denny Schumocher, and Cecil Wyman modo up o lorge force to odd to tho Rockot's winning power. We hope to see these four (union bock on the diamond next year. The joy ond enthusiasm of a win is shown os Coach Schmitt congrotulotes his ployors. 180 Enjoying the gome. LCHS 6 Central 3 7 Havana 4 2 E. Peoria 3 3 Spalding 1 0 Manual 1 2 Woodruff 8 5 Richwoods 15 10 Richwoods 2 2 Central 3 4 Pekin 2 LCHS 1 E. Peoria 0 3 Canton 8 0 Spalding 3 7 Manual 4 1 Quincy 8 2 Quincy 3 7 Pekin 5 2 Woodruff 3 14 Canton 0 1� Limestone District Tourney Limestone 7 2 Glosford Limestone 3 0 Bergen Chock it In thoro boby Manuol Regional Limestone 1 2 Pekin I've got Itlll I've got itlll fomllior word� of Floyd Horri , right fielder. Catcher, Ron McMullen. Mid-State 8 3rd Place Illini 3rd Place Ron 8rewer (left) ond Ed Schmidt (above) were nomed co-captain of the 1965 Var� lty Baseball Squad. Vor ity team discusses strotogy for the final game. BACK ROW: M. Grohom, E. Cochran, M. Short, J. Grow, J. Foscian, G. T. Paul, T. Wicker, B. Ropp, F. Cloton, B. Kocppcl, T. Farrow, 0. Wllliomj, llngenfelter, A. Burger, J. Showalter, B. Gibjon. FRONT ROW: 0. Vicory, D. Zackman. Sophomore Kjuad on the bench. Tom Forrow, pitcher and outfielder. 1965 Sophomore Baseball Squad John Foscion, pltchor. Sophomores at Play John Gross Arnold Burger Belowi Eorl Cochran ond Torry Wicker Mike Short Dennis Vkory BACK ROW: M. Grahom, M. Doy, T. Birkctf, R. Bentley, G. llngonfoltor, I. Glbion, J. Showoltor. FRONT ROW: J. Southey, D. Zockmon, G. Monroo. Wolroven, D. Boucher, T. Owroy. SECOND ROW: Coach Riggonboch, R. D. Wllliom� , B. Martin, R. McGee, R. Hindorlitor. Richard� , T. Hampton, B. Rapp, B. Showalter, M. Hunghe� , B. Koeppel, B. Loft to right: Bob Koeppel, Jim Showoltor, Mike Hughe� , Jerry Southey. TOP ROW: S. Mitchell, T. Plpkln� , M. Hoffmon, J. E tep. B. Plotl, C. White- BOTTOM ROW; K. Jordan, R. Blanquarf, B. Kawolsky, D. Kokh, L Yocum, head, H. Rosenbohm, L Johnson. MIDDLE ROW: J. Pordieck, R. Daulton, D. J. Piorce, B. Popervdlck, H. Adorn . Brown, M. Richards, B. Mooro, V. longenborg, B. Plott, M. Correi, K. Jordon. 1965 Varsity Track Team H. Rojonbohm ond C. Whitehead practise getting out of the block . School record setter Chuck Whileheod ond valuable membor of the mile reloy team Dove Brown. Jim Pierce handing off the boton to 880 relay teammate Kip Jordan. Record This year of 1965 the Limestone High School track team enjoyed a measur- able amount of success, setting five school records. These records were set by Bob Platt, Chuck Whitehead, and Henry Rosenbohm. Bob ran the mile in 4:35.1. He also broke the school record in the half-mile, doing it in 2:05.2. Chuck recorded a time of 51.8 seconds in the 440 and another record in the 220 with a time of 22.1 seconds. In field events Henry broke another Limestone record in the broad jump, of 21' 1% . LCHS 40 E. Peoria 76 57% Woodruff 59% 441h Central 82 61 Manual 57 2416 Richwoods 93% 50 Spalding 68 11% Pekin 106% 56% Chillicothe 66% WON 2 LOST 7 Trock cooeh Negley chores a moment of humor, not o twijt, with tcom ccptoin Bill Popendlck. Mid-State 8 mini Normal Relays Tied for 6th 5th Mile Relay 4th 2-Mile Relay 5th Henry Rosenbohm «leers ihe high jump. BACK ROW: K. Brinkor. 0. Brinker, 0. Grober, S. Adorns, T. Kohlbus, S. mon (mgr). FRONT ROW: R. Mills, J. Rudlofl, G. Roth, B. Lawless, t. Von- Douhon, B. Friedrich, K. Kubie. SECOND ROW: S. Willioms. T. Taylor, S. Behren, M. Modison, M. Picco, D. Newby, D. Hocker (mgr), D. Selburg (mgr). Eoter, D. Gillette, J. Coulson, D. Potterson, J. Sitxmore, R. Willioms, B. loh- 1965—Junior-Varsity Squad Danny Potterson, a novice of the high jump, does not lock the enthusiosm needed for such an individual sport. The Brinker Boys added to the spirit and moral support of the Junior-Vorsity Track Squad. Hero Dennis Brinker is stopped In a sensational jump—though not clearing the bor—while an itchy-knecd brothor, Kenny, looks on. ■ Golf: l-R, TOP ROW: Jim Finley, John Gibson, Bob O'Donnell, Tony Govolys, ler, Tom Stockskk, Joe Boers, Dove Schliepslek, Jack Hrvolin, Cooch Knezo- Stevo Bong, Bob Doggins, Greg Burk, Robert Ball. BOTTOM ROW: Jock Mil- vich. 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The Choral Department would like to give special recognition to these seniors who have participated in choir during their four years of high school. Our sincere thanks and appreciation to these students and to their director, Mrs. Krumpe. 203 FAIRVIEW FARMS Chicken Dinners Between Bellevue Drive-In and Peoria Airport Reservations Only Phone 637-0111 Serving Daily from 5:00 P.M. Sundays and Holidays from 1:00 P.M. JOHN F. WALTERS IMPLEMENT SOUTH SIDE Mapleton Peoria, Illinois PRINTING COMPANY Phone 697-3331 2311 S. W. Adams |E§55si] Moline imuim Peoria, Illinois Phone 674-3259 RICHARDS JACK’S AUTO PARTS 3312 FARMINGTON ROAD PEORIA, ILLINOIS SERVICE OPEN 8 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. 5723 WEST PLANK ROAD PEORIA, ILLINOIS PHONE 673-8529 NEW AND USED PARTS are like stars; you will not succeed in touch- ing them with your hands. But like the sea- faring man on the desert of wafers, you choose them as your guides, and follow- ing them you will reach your destiny. 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The Director BARTONVILLE INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 637-3121 5807 South Adams Street Bartonville, Illinois TINGLIFF DRUG STORE Phone 674-4166 3111 W. Harman Highway College begins at HOME through a steady Savings Program te Save at HOME Today! HOME SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 2232 S. W. Adams • Peoria, 111. • Ph 674-3121 Open Bowling Reservations for Parties PEORIA AUTO PARTS RECREATION The Home of Limestone Bowlers 815 South West Adams Street Phone 674-9104 WHITEY’S SHELL SERVICE STUDENTS THANKS FOR . Firestone Tire ALLOWING US . Delco Batteries TO SERVE YOU AGAIN . Molor Tune Up Phone 637-3408 Bellevue, Illinois ERV KAISNER'S BARBER SHOP I PHONE 673-1141 631 MAIN PEORIA, ILLINOIS Home of Royal Typewriter PEORIA TYPEWRITER COMPANY 50th Year on liberty Street—Good Place to Trade A. H. Kollstedt—P.M. 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Booc, Paul 78,166 Altum, Pauline 61,137 Ball. Robert 87,141,189 149,156 Boozer, Judy 62 Ames, Charles 26,131,150, Ball, Sam 87 Billingsley, Mary 88,144,149 Borgro, Laura 28,154 157 Ball, Suzy 87,131,141 Binder, Dennis 27,196 Borland, Bonnie 28,144,146, Ames, Diana 77,131,139,144 Baldwin, Gary 61 Binder, Linda 149,151 203 222 Borland, Carol 78,140 Borland, Connie 88,138,145 Borland, Linda 78,139,145, 146 Borland, Philip 88,142 Bostick, Mary 88 Bottone, Bill 88 Boucher, Dovid 112,167,178, 184 Boucher, John 88 Bowers, Rickey 78,139 Bowers, Gory 88 Bowman, Alan 62 Branoman, Paula 104,112, 78.121,130 Bronch, Kelly 62,132 Branch, Sandy 24,28,54,103, 104,157 Brozee, Bonnie 78 Bressner, Linda 78,156 Brewer, Kevin 78 Brewer, Ron 28,162,164,179, 181 Briggs, Tom 88,157 Brignall, Steve 62 Brinkcr, Dennis 78,169,171, 188 Brinker, Kenny 78.169,171, 188 Bronson, Nora 78,139.156 Brooks, Ed 28 Brooks, Theresa 62,143 Brooks, Shelly 28 Brooks, Tina 62 Browder, Jomie 78,139 Brown, Bonnie 78 Brown, Dave 78,166,171,185 Brown, Gory 78 Brown, Jim 78,151,166 Brown, Larry 28,196 Brown, Steve L. 78 Brown, Steve R. 78 Brown, Steven 88 Browning, Donna 78 Browning, Ina Mao 29,145 Bruce. Carolyn 62 Bruce, Gregory 78,139,144, 158 Bruningo, Elaine 29,121,136, 138,153,203 Brummell, Joyce 78,145 Bryan, Edward 88,138 Bryan, Sam 78,142,146 Bryant, Allen 78 Bryant, Joan 29,108,157,170 Bryant, John 29,140,142 Bucco, Bronnie 78 Buckley, Georginia 88 Buhs, Sam 62 Bullock, Lillie 62,142,154 Bullock, Otis 88 Bullock, Ray 142,169,170 Burdett, Judy 29,117 Burdetto, Velma 62,138 Burger, Arnold 78,182,183 Burger, Elizoboth 88 Burk, Greg 62,116,137, 138,152,162,189 Burton, John 62,152 Burton, Laura 78 Bury, Frank 88 8usby, Charleno 88 Butler, Marjorie 88 Bush, Jerry 88 Bush, Jim 62 Bush, Norma 88 Button, Terry 88 Butts, Vicky 62 Byard, Alano 88,142,156 C Cady. Nance© 88,142,157 Cady, Paul 62,142,144 Cagle, Clint 88 Callear, Betty 29 Callear, Jerry 78 Cameron, Sheila 29,136, 145,157,197 Campbell, Bennie 147,163 Campbell, Carollou 29,144, 146 Campen, Alvin 29,138 Campon, Betty 63,137 Campen, Elberta 63 Campen, Lee 78 Carlile, Raymond 29 Carlyle, Ralph 29 Carlson, Gory 63 Carmody, Pat 30,138,197,203 Carr, Gail 88 Carol I, Don 78 Carroll, John 63 Carroll, Virgil 88 Carse, Jane 63,137,144 Case, Betty 30,116,138,148, 153,157,203 Castellani, Joseph 63,179 Cates, Pam 63,137,150 Cation, Garland 88 Caudill, Cindi 78,121,131 Caudill, Richard 63 Caughey, Gwendolyn 79, 149 Caughey, Michael 63,162 Chambers, Vicki Jo 88 Chamberlain, Diana 79 Chance, Robert 88 Chandler, Dalo 63,116,146, 162,165 Chandler, Vicki 79 Chesser, Jean 30,197 Childress, Kathy 88 Chinn, Dale 88,178 Chitwood, Tom 30,112,116, 152,169,173,174,179,180 Choate, Karen 88 Choate, Sherry 79 Clark, Cossandra 79 Clark, Charlene 88 Clark, Greg 79,166 Clork, Judy 63,137 Clark, LaVerne 63 Classen, Deloress 88,145 Clemens, John 30,131,137, 138,150,152,158,207,203 Cletcher, L. E. 30,55,138,197, 203 Cliff, Graham 63 Closen, Diann 30,79,139 Closen, Frank 79,147,166, 182 Closen, John 89 Closen, Larry 89,169,189 Closen, Mike 79,152.157, 159,189 Closen, Sandra 79,139 Cochran, Dianne 25,30, 116,136,148,157,158 Cochran, Earl 79,171,182, 183 Cooling, Bob 167 Coolier, Larry 79 Collins, Jackie 89 Colvin, Bill 63 Condre, Pam 79 Cook, Jim 79,166 Cook, Karen 89,149 Cook, Larry 89,146,167 Cooling, Robert 89,167 Cooper, Linda 89,144 Copoland, Robin 79 Copeland, Kenneth 30,112, 116,130,196 Copeland, Wayne 63 Cornell, Phyllis 79 Correll, Mike 30,169,185, 197 Cospito, Fran 63,134 Couch, Larry 30 Coulson, Jim 89,138,167, 188 Cowon, Bill 79,155,166,171 Cowie, Judy 89,146 Cramer, Barb 31,116,154 Cramer, Evelyn 63 Crank, Richard 89,167 Crank, Vicki 63,137 Creemeens, Morris 89 Crociani, Nancy 89,138,154, 156 Cruikshank, Dan 89,167, 170 Cruikshank, Dove 79,155, 166.171.179 Cruikshank, Larry 31,152, 162.164.179 Culbortson, Judy 31 Culbertson, Terry 153,166 Curloss, Randy 89 Curry, Linda 63 Curtis, Richord 31,134,138 D Daffron, Carolyn 63 Doffron, Dale 89 Dont, Ralph 79 Darsf, Koren 139,154 Daulton, Ron 31,156,185, 196 Daulton, Stan 79,156,169, 188 Davis, Nancy 31,108,138 170,196,203 Davis, Terry 79,166 Davison, Leslie 63 Doxenbichler, Larry 63 Day, Larry 63 Day, Mike 89,167,184 Dearth, Sandra 31 DoFraine, Linda 79,151 DeMarini. David 89,138,144 DeMastor, George 79 Demmin, Dalene 89,149 Demmin, Dana 79,149 Demmin, Jeanie 149 Denson, Chris 79,139,149 Denton, Becky 89 Denton, George Miko 63, 140,144 Derry, Roberta 79 DeTrempe, Borry 79 DeTrempe, Carmen 89 Do Witt, Cathy 89,138 DeWitt, David 79 Dibuono, Jo Ann 64 Dickens, Koy 89 Dieckon, Dovid 79,166 Dicckow, Mike 31,153 Dieckow, Ron 89 Dixon, Koye 79,139,149 Dodd, Jim 64 Donelson, Richard 31 Dorick, Jolyn 79,131 Dornberger, Doris 64,116, 136.157 Dornborger, Faedean 79 Dornberger, Ray 89 Doty, James 31,130 Duggins, Bob 89,146,189 Duhs, Alvin 31,142,152,162, 173,175 Duhs, Beverly 79 Duncan, Bill 89 Duncan, Bob 89 Durham, Alise 79 Durham, Terry 31,155 Durham, Wanda 89 Duryea, Carol 64,141 Duttarer, Dennis 79,146 Duttarer, Marcia 32,58,120, 132.134.143.150.157 Dvornicki, Marlene 64, 144 Dyszluk, Anno 89 Dyszluk, Helen 64 223 E Eofer, Sholdon 89,188 Eddy, Corol 32,137.203 Eddy, Chorios 89 Eden, Ron 32,155 Edgecomb, Diono 89,149 Edwards, Danny 79,146,166 Edwards, Dave 79 Edwords, Larry 32.162,164 Eggors, Jerry 89 Eggers, Mike 89,167 Eisele, Dave 32,55,157 Elam, Jerry 64,163 Elam, Clarann 139,149 Elam, Mable 79 Elgin, Charles 89 Elgin, Synthia 64 Ellcnburg, Bcv 89,143 Ellingsworth, Chuck 89 Ellingsworth, Sandra 64,138 Elliott, Charlos 64 Elliott, Evelyn 32,196 Elliott, Glenn 32,138,203 Eliott, Jackie 64,149,150 Elliott. Keith 80 Elston, Al 64 Elston, Vernon 64 Emort, Sherry 80,130,145 Emmons, Richard 80,166 Engclgau, Judy 32,119, 130,146,196 Engstrom, Janet 32 Engstrom, Roy 80 Ernst, Connie 89,146 Ernst, Harold 32,152,162, 164 Estop, Jerry 32,55,185 Estep, Susan 89 Evans, Brian 89,146 Evans, Deborah 80,144 Evans, Nancy 64,142 Ewers, John 80 Ewers, Stephen 64 F Fairhurst, Kathleen 80 Farler, Mareli 80 Farlor, Robbio 89 Farrar, Lee 90 Farrow, Mardee 64,74,108, 116,119,121,130,148,170 Farrow, Tom 104,80,130,182 Foscian, John 80,171,182 Fascian, Valerie 90 Fawcett, Marzella 80,144 Fawcett, John 90 Feagin, Randy 64 Ferguson, Oscar 90 Ferguson, Sue 80,139 Fetters, Karen 80 Finck, Diane 80,139 Finley, Jim 64 Fischbacher, Kim 64 Fischbachor, Anita 33 Fitch, Jeannie 33,54,117 Fletcher, Becky 64,112,138 Fletcher, Valorie 80,140 Florey, Ron 33 Fogerson, Barbara 33,143 Ford, Carl 64 Fostor, Dave 90 Foster, Sandy 64,143 Franklin, Patsy 80,134 Fredericks, Gerald 80 Freeman, James 64 Freeze, Steve 90 French, Terry 90 Friedrich, Bob 90,170 Fries, Larry 64 Fritz, Nancy 64 Frost, Becky 90 Frost, Elizabeth 90 Fry or, Carolyn 80,157 Fryer, Elizabeth 65,137,138 Furlow, Susan 80,132,145 G Gabel, Penny 117,80,132, 151 Gall. Rick 33,152,173,174, 196 Gallion, Mike 80 Gangler, Natalie 76,80,139, 144.151 Gordnor, Roy 25,33,112,116, 153 Gord, Connie 65,116,132, 136,148 Garlock, Bob 80 Garmers, Grog 80,118,139 Garzee, Richard 80,146 Gaumer, Pam 90,151,155 Gauwitz, Christine 90,138, 155 Gauwitz, Mary 65,138 Gavolys, Tony 33,152,189 Gentry, Dan 65,116,131,137, 138.152 Getz, Jim 33 Getz, Patti 80 Gibbs, Don 33,149,162,164 Gibbs, Larry 80,152,166 Gibbs, Steve 33,162 Gibson, Bill 104,112,90.167, 170,182 Gibson. Cindy 33.137,203 Gibson, John 65,74,116,130, 131,189 Gilbert, Dennis 34,155,158, 169 Gill, Linda 65,108,116,136 Gillette, Dave 80,166,188 Gilette, Rodney 34,153 Gillham, Diana 80,139,144 Gillott, Fred 65 Gilmore, Steven 34,112,116, 153,162,173,174,197 Gilmore, Susan 90,140,154 Gladson, Lynn 90,145,147 157 Glasford, Lloyd 34 Goetz, Carla 34,116 Goetz, Steve 65.131,152,162 Goetze, Gilbert 65,134 Goodapple, Valerie 90,151 Goodenough, Lois 90 Goodman, Jim 65 Gossott, Lana 80,144,156 Goveio, Joyco 80 Graber, Don 90.170,188 Grafelman, Dick 90,156,167, 170 Grofelman, Jim 34 Grafelman, Neil 34 Graham, Carol 65,156 Graham, Cathy 65,136 Graham, Linda 34,54,143 Graham, Mike 65,90,162, 179 Graham, Michael 167,170, 182,184 Grassmyer, Sharon 34,112, 116,130,148,157,158 Gray, Jim 34,135,140,196 Gray, Marsha 34 Gray, Wayne 90 Greenslate, Roger 34,138, 155,156,189,203 Greenway, Laurotta 35,142, 148,154 Gregory, Joanne 35,138, 203 Grens, Jack 90 GrifTih, Janice 80,145 Griffith, Linda 90,138,156 Groeper, Diane 80,131 Groeper, Mike 90 Gross, John 80,152,171,182, 184 Grove, Elaine 80,157 Guile, Bill 141 Guilfoyle, Mike 80 Guindon, Janet 35,116,134, 196 Guindon, Marcia 25,80,151 Guppy, Linda 80,149 Guppy, Michael 65,140 Guppy, Pat 65 Gustafson, Ellon 65,137,143 Gustafson, Joanne 35,55,116, 131,136 Guthorie, Darlene 80,145,157 Guthorio, Deborah 90,138, 156 Gutherie, Don 80 Guthorio, Jock 35,152,176, 177 Gutherie, Stan 65 224 H Hacken, Stovon 90,155 Hacker, Dusty 81,139,166, 188 Hadley, Melissa 81,156,157 Haegele, Curt 81 Hagerdon, Denny 81,139, 156 Halbert, Robert 65,189 Hall, Darlono 65,137,138 Hall, James 90,138 Hall, Susan 140 Hoisted, Marcia 90.134.143, 151 Hamby, Sheila 90 Hampton, Terry 90,167,170, 184 Hankins, Carolyn 81 Hannah, Kent 65,136 Harken, Corol 65,143 Harmon, Larry 81,147 Harms, Fred 65 Harms, Vickie 90,138 Horn, Dorothy 65 Harper, Cherly 90 Harper, Darrell 81 Harris, Floyd 35,169,173, 174,175,179,181 Harris, Melody 25,35,116 Harris, Vicki 90.149 Harshbarger, Joni 65,108, 116,131,32,136.150 Hartseil, Carolyn 65 Harseil, Judy 90,138,149 Hartseil, Marilyn 90,138 Hartseil, Norma 81,151 Hartseil, Stove 81,139 Hosty, Steve 35,112,162, 164 Hoferman, Craig 81 Hauk, Robbie 66,116,169 Haw, Sue 81,146 Hawks, Mike 81 Hawks, Patricia 90,151 Hayden, Janio 90 Hayworth, Danny 35,164 Hayworth, Judith 66 Heilman, Gary 66 Heinz, Tim 66 Heisol, Kathy 81,154 Heisel, Tim 90 Heitzmon, John 35 Holler, Barbie 90,134,144 Hcllor, Carolyn 36 Helms, Dalo 90,140 Holms, Mike 81,139 Hendricks, Jeff 66,142,144, 146 Hendricks, Melody 90,142 Hensley, Kathy 90,138,146, 156 Hensloy, Sue 36 Henderson, Diano 36 Henderson, Lorry 66 Henderson, Susan 81 Herman, Cindy 36,59,106, 112.138.157.158.196.203 Herreid, Scott 81,141 Herring, Lindo 81 Hess, Cheryl 36,143 Hoss, Jeff 91,131,167 Hess, Pam 91,156 Hetzel, William 36 Houcr, Mark 36,140, 152,176,197 Heuer, Tom 81,139,152 Heuermann, Alex 36 Heuermann, Karen 66,116, 131,136,138 Hewitt, Rick 66,173 Hibbotts, Donald 91 Hiett, Lynn 81,121,130,157, 159 Higgins, Larry 81,139,166, 178 Hildebrand, James 81 Hill, Bobbette 81,140,149 Hill, Sue 36,137 Hinderliter, Dick 91,167,184 Hinderlifor, Kathy 81 Hinnors, Bovorly 66 Hinners, Glenn 81 Hiltbold, Gary 81,133,134 Hoffman, Forrest Buzz 91 Hoffman, Diano 81 Hoffman, Mike 36,185 Hofmann, Linda 103,104, 113,81,118,130,150 Hofmann, Rolin 66,104,137, 152 Hogan, Amy 91 Hogan, Linda 81 Hole, Lois 66,147,153 Holford, Sherry 117,81,132 Hollawoy, Keith 36,153,158 Hollidoy, Karen 91,140,151 Hollidoy, Bob 66 Holloway, Sandy 66,137 Holman, Pat 66 Holman, Roger 91,157 Hon, Randall 81 Honold, Stephen 37,116, 157,196 Hoogerwerf, Pomelo 66,137 Hopple, Diano 37 Hornung, Francis 66 Hornung, Patty 81,139 Hosp, Ardith 37.136,138, 145.203 Houle, Kirk 37 Howoll, Jimmy 37 Hrvafin, Jock 60,66,112,153, 189 Hudson, Jim 81,118 Huff, Glenn 91 Huff, Russell 37.162,196 Huffman, Clyde 91,138,167 Hughos, Mike 91,167,170, 184 Hughes, Mary 66 Hughes, Patrick 66 Huntley, Pam 66 Hurn, Lloyd 81,133,134 Huxtoblo, Potricio 91 Hyde, Jack 81,166,178 I Inman, Barbara 91 Inmon, Sondi 37,117,145 Innes, Pat 67 J Jackson, Darrell 67 Jackson, David 37,67,196 Jackson, Joan 67 Jackson, James 91 Jackson, Sherry 81 Jackson, Tammy 60,67,124, 131 Jackson, Virginia 91,130 Jakoby, Nona 91 James, John 91 James, Larry 67 James, Pat 81,132,134,145 Jorbo, George 81 Jarrett, Linda 91 Jaynes, Sharey 67,157 Johns, Penny 67,108,138 Johns, Sue 37,56,108,130, 197,203 Johnson, Connie 81 Johnson, Dean 67,116,131, 137,138,156,189 Johnson, Eddie 37 Johnson, Gregory 91 Johnson, Larry 37,91,162, 185,187,196 Johnson, Linda 67,137 Johnson, Shawn 38,148 Johnson, Sheila 38,121,153, 197 Johnston, Francis 67 Johnston, Terry 67,137 Jones, Conni 91,156 Jones, Diana 81,134 Jones, John 67 Jones, Miko 67 Jones, Richard 67 Jones, Yvonne 81,151 Jordan, Kim 67,104,134, 152,162,165.176,185.217 Jordan, Kip 55,185 Jordan, Maribeth 91,146 K Kaisner, Debbie 82,151 Kaisner, Diane 91,151 Kallistor, Dave 91,167 Kallister, Patricia 67,117 Kawolsky, Bob 67,185 Keith, Tom 112,91,167,176 Kolch, Don 38,185 Kelly, Delmar 82 Kendall, Bill 24,38,112,131, 152,162,164 Kondall, Diane 67,150 Kendall, Fran 38,145 Keplinger, Barbara 38,137, 138.154.203 Keplinger, Sharon 82,139 Kessinger, Janot 67,145 Kestner, Mike 91 Ketcham, John 38,110,137, 138.150.153.197.207.203 Keyes, Janet 38,112,144,153 Keyes, Marla 91,138,151,156 Keyes, Vicki 38,144,146,197 Kidder, Linda 91,147 Kiolor, Susio 82 Kimzey, Bonnie 82 King, Edward 82 King, Betty 38,154,197 Kirkpatrick, Paula 91,140,146 Klatfe, Brenda 91 Kneer, Laura 82 Knight, Ken 140 Knight, Ron 39,101,132,162, 165 Knight. Tom 67,112,116,130, 165,173,179,180 Koelling, Ken 39,152 Koeppel, Bob 91,157,167, 170,182,184 Kohl, Frank 91 Kohlbus, Terry 82,166,171, 188 Koller, Nancy 39 Kramer, Frederick 39 Krause, Georgo 91,138,146 Krause, Linda 67 Kridor, Marsha 39,145,196 Kriner, Diano 91 Krus, Miko 82,139 Krus, Richard 91,138 Kubio, Kevin 82,152,156,169, 171,188 L Lamb, Carolyn 82,131,145 Lambie, Alex 82 Lambio, John 39 Lambie, Mark 91 Lanning, Patti 82,139,149, 154 Lance, Beverly 82,139 Lance, Paulo 91 Lance, Sandy 91 Lancaster, Shirloy 82,131,139 Landes, Diann 91 Londesz, Julie 39 Landesz, Maria 82,149,154 Lane, Dennis 162,173,179 Lane, Dorothy 91 Longonborg, Val 185,186 Lank, John 82,178 Larson, Ginger 39 Larson, Roger 82 Lasafer, Sandy 82,140 Lauterbach, Bob 39,117,152, 162.164.203 Lauterbach, Chris 68,138, 153,162 Lauterbach, Randy 39,138, 152.169.173.174.175.203 Lauterbach, Wanda 82,136, 139,143,151,156 Lawless, Robert 92,131.163, 188 Lozisky, Camille 112,92,140 Leadloy, Debbie 92,138 Lee, Vickoy 92,156 LeGrande, John 92,146 LeGrande, Pat 68,134.143 Lehnhausen, Barbara 68 Lehman, Betty 39,157 Lehman, Robert 82,152,155, 166,188 Lemkemann, John 82,169 Lenover, Stanley 92,155 Lotner, Brenda 82,139 Lewis, Carol 68,134 Lewis, Cheryl 68,134 Lewis, Rick 39 Lenort, John 82,171 Linder, Neal 92,157 Lingenfelter, Gory 92,167, 182,184 Linsberg, Debbie 92,130, 151 Linstrombcrg, Leslie 68,110, 116,153,157,158,207 Linstromberg, Mike 25,40, 116,153,176 Lipscomb, Flora 82 Little, Paul 40 Little, Paula 40.117,118 Lively, Gloria 92,149 Livengood, Bob 40,138,203 Lockhart, Christine 92 Lockhart, Kathy 68 Lockwood, Rick 68,134.146, 155 Loeffel, Tonya 68,143,153 Lohr, Nancy 68 Lohr, Susan 68 Look, Heyo 82 Lorber, Diane 68,156 Lovollofte, Joy 92 Lowder, Richard 68 Lowder, Waide 40 Lukens, Don 92,147,157 Lukens, Sharon 68,138,145, 153 Luthy, Lorno 40,116,131,138 225 M Maddox, Sharon 92 Maddox, Richard 82,166 Madison, Michael 92,157,188 Major, Charlene 92,156 Major, Larry 82 Majors, Donald 68 Malcolm, Diane 40,134,144, 196 Maloney, Don 40,104,152, 162.163.164.197 Maloney, Mary 92 Mangis, John 68,140,153 Mangold, Sharon 92 Manning, Bonita 82,139,144 Marion, Jack 92,146 Marion, Loren 82 Mariclo, Noreen 82,139 Maride, Steve 40,137,138, 189,197,203 Marlin, Anne 40,134 Marlin, Larry 82 Marlin. Terry 68 Marmion, Elizabeth 82,141 Marsh, Ross 40 Martin, Bob 92,167 Martin, Janet 68,116,131, 136,137,138 Martin, Jerry 92 Martin, Nancy 25,41,116,154 Martin, Ron 41,184 Mortin, Sosan 41 Martinez, Joe 147,167 Martinez, Sherry 68 Marx, Al 68,155,163 Maston, Mark 68 Mathus, Bob 68,162 170.197 Mathus. Judy 41,56,108, 112,116,130,131,148 Mattingly, Louis 92,157 Mottlin, Lynn 82 Matulis, Dawn 92 Maxedon, Joe 68,157 McCabe, Keith 92 McCabe, Michael 41,107 McCoy, Camillo 41,138,145, 203 McCoy, Greg 41 McCrary, Ray 92 McDaniel, Larry 92 McDowell, Jerry 82,152,166 McDowell, Jim 68,162,165, 176 McGee, John 68 McGee, Ronnie 92,170,184 McMahill, Shirley 92 McMasfer, John 92 McMaster, Kristine 69 McMeon, David 92,151 McMillan, Robert 92,138 McMullon, Judy 92 McMullen, Ronald 69,162, 165,173,179,180,181 McNeill, Pat 69 McReynolds, Mike 82 McReynolds, Peggy 41,116, 138.146.150.158.203 Means, Margaret 92 Medina, Gabriel 92,167 Medley, William 92 Mehrings, Susan 82,156,157, 159 Moindcrs, Barb 92 Meier, Jean Ann 41 Meinders, Don 82 Meinders, Lance 92 Molz, Sue 69,116,138,150, 158,207 Menk Gole 82,139 Messersmith, Charles 92,157 Messcrsmith, Melody 82 Moyers, Danny 69,179,181 Meyers, Dave 92 Miller, Jack 83,189 Millor, Kay 41,146 Miller, Linda 69,138 Miller, Robert 69 Millor, Shirley 69 Mills, Ricky 169,188 Mills, Sandro 92 Mills, Walter 92 Millslogel, Jeanette 41,116, 137.138.150.158.203 Millslogel, Roberta 83,139, 149 Mingee, Cathie 92 Mingeo, Mary 83 Mingus, David 92 Mitchelar, Dick 42,132,134, 157 Mitchell, Dave 92,169 Mitchell, Steve 69,112,150, 168,173,174,185 Mohn, Sharon 42 Mohn, Stan 69,138 Mohn, Steve 92,147,155 Moldenhauer, Ethel 69,116, 157 Monroe, Carol 69,149 Monroe, Connio 69 Monroe, Gary 92,170,184 Monroe, Glenda 69 Monroo, JoAnne 92 Monroe, Linda 42 Monroe, Margie 25,42,116, 137.138.145.154.203 Monterostelli, Tom 92 Montgomery, Michaol 42,152, 157 Monts, Linda 83 Mooberry, Connie 93,131,156 Moore, Diana 42 Mooro, Robert 69,185 Morris, Linda 93 Mullens, Robert 93 Mullens, Steven 69 Mulligan, Dennis 93,147,167, 170 Munsey, Bessie 83,145 Munsey, Betty 83,144 Myric, John 42,138 Muskos, Michael 93 N Notion, Mike 69,152 Nation, Pot 93 Neal, Kothy 93 Neal, Rogor 42 Nelson, Ket 69,118,130 Nelson, Mike 69 Nelson, Rick 93,146,167 Nelson, Stevo 83 New, Brad 93 Newby, Danny 83,139,166, 188 Nowton, Sharon 42,134 Nichols, Bill 42 Nichols, Carolyn 141,154,156 Nichols, Diana 69,137 Nichols, Terry 93 Nichols, Vicki 69 Nichols, Virginia 83 Noble, Larry 42,152,156 Noll, Janice 93 Norman, Darlene 42,148, 150 Norman, Jon 93 Null, Warren 43,111,120, 150,162 Nuttor, Carol 93 O Oder, Debbie 93.138,144 Oelsen, Linda 83,139,144 O'Donnell, Robert 69,189 Ogborn, Janet 69 Olson, Mike 69,142 Owen, Carol 43,131,150, 196.199.207.216.217.203 Owroy, Tommy 93,167,170, 184 Overholt, Patricia 69,134 Ozella, Mike 70,150 P Page, Linda 83,142 Pointer, Karen 93,140 Palmer, Art 93,140 Palmer, Diane 83,140,154 Papendick, Bill 43,138,152, 162.164.176.178.185.203 Pardieck, Jerry 70,168,169, 173,185,186 Pardieck, Jim 93,167,170 Parker, Frances 83,156 Parr, Dave 70,138 Parrot, Carolyn 70,138 Parrot, Nancy 93 Parrot, Rick 83 Patterson, Don 93,147,167, 188 Patton, Mike 112,83 Paul, Gerald 70 Paul, Tod 83,158,182 Pauls, Linda 83,143 Peacock, Richard 70 Peacock, Vern 43,137,203 Pearson, Gary 70 Pearson, Howard 140 Pecher, Terry 70,132 Pedroza, Raul 70 Pemberton, Gary 70,137, 162 Pemberton, Jack 70,137 Pemberton, Sheila 83,151 Pemborton, Wanda 83 Pendl, Otto 93 Penning, Mike 93,146,156, 167 Perkins, Doris 93 Perkins, Rita 43,138,203 Peters, Barbara 70,153 Peters, Dorothy 70,134,140 Peterson, Larry 43 Pctrakis, David 93 Petrokis, John 70 Petty, Chuck 43,156,162 Petty, Wanda 83,157 Peyton, Dean 70 Peyton, Deanna 93 Phillips, Jacqueline 43,137, 203 Phillips, Lorry 43,146 Phillips, Marcia 83,139 Phillips, Lynn 83 Phipps, Terry 93 Pianfetti, Stephine 93 Picco, Mark 93,178,188 Pierce, Jim 70,162,165,185 Piorce, Terry 70 Pierson, Connie 83,131 Pierson, Howard 83,166 Pillman, Donna 93,138 Pine, Charles 112,83 Pine, Joyce 93 Pipkins, Donald 70 Pipkins, Tom 43,152,166, 169,185,187 Pippin, Bill 112,83,171,179 Pitzor, Pat 25,44,116,154, 192 Pitzor, Peg 83,156 Platt, Bill 70,185 Platt, Bob 44,138,152,168, 169,185,186,203 Pogue, Debbie 83,134,154, 156 Pollard, Robbie 70,146,162, 165,176 Pollard, Sherry 93.131 Pomeroy, Dolores 44,154 226 Poole. Ellen 44.138.145,150. 203 Pope, Darryl 83 Porter, Dixie 44,138,145, 196.203 Poston, Gary 70 Poston, Kathy 93,149,157 Potter, Cindy 83 Potter, Sandy 93,139 Pottor, Stophan 93 Prather, Woyne 44 Proctor, Marlisa 83,140 Proctor, Shawn 44,146,155 Pryor, Ken 83 Pryor, Linda 44 Puckett, Lloyd 93 Puckett, Pot 83,151 Pumphrey, Larry 44 Purcell, Dale 93 Purcell, Dianne 70 Putney, Margorot 83 Q Quinn, Mike 44,104,105, 112.121.137.138.189.203 R Ragains, Alan 45,138,153, 158.203 Rainori, Donna 45 Ramsey, David 45,176 Ramsey, Eileen 83 Ramsey, Mary 93 Randall, Jerry 45 Randle, Randy 45,117,138, 156.168.169.189.203 Rapp, Bob 93,130,169,170, 182,184 Rapp, Jerry 70,112,116,152, 157.159 Raymond, Diana 70 Reader, Juanita 93,131,156, 157 Reardon, Jim 45,138,152,203 Reece, Marcio 93,138 Reed, Sandy 45 Reeder, Sue 83 Renner, Jean 86,93,97,140, 151 Reuter, Keith 45,156 Rhodes, Dean 83 Rhodes, Linda 45,154 Ricca, David 83,157,158,169 Ricca, Dennis 93 Ricca, Norman 70,116,157, 158.159 Richards, Janice 83 Richards, Karen 93 Richards, Mike 71,116,155, 156,162,165,173,185 Richards, Nancy 24,45,127, 136.138.145.150.203 Richards, Ron 93,97,167,170, 184 Richardson, Carol 112,83, 131,134,150 Richardson, Nancy 45,116, 148.154.157.197 Richiger, Woltcr 93 Riden, Ray 93,138 Riekena, Bonnie 93,151 Riekena, William 45,149,150 Ritchoy, Carol 46 Ritchey, Nancy 71 Robbins, Brenda 93 Robbins, Jananne 71,138,144 Roberson, Aaron 94 Roberts, Mike 46,153,162 Robertson, Diana 94 Robertson, Vicki 71,138 Robinson, Barry 46 Robinson, Pamela 94,151 Robinson, Rick 84 Roloff, Barbara 71,144,156 Roof, Stove 94 Ross, Bob 71 Roscnbohm, Barbara 94,138, 146 Roscnbohm, Henry 46,107, 126.152.185.187.197 Rosenbohm, John 84,131, 139,156,166 Roszhart, Ann 94,138 Roszhart, Terry 46,138,140, 152,197,203 Roten, Clare 46 Roth, Gary 84,132,133,134, 155,188 Roth, Jona 71 Rowden, Bob 84 Rowden, Phylis 84 Rudd, Katherine 94 Rudloff, Joan 153 Rudloff, Joe 84 Rudloff, John 71,84,168.188 Russell, Doug 71 S Saegor, Bronda 94 Saeger, Paul 46 St. Clair, Terry 84 Sallee, Charlotte 46 Salrin, Barbara 46,146 Salrin, Mary 94,149 Salter, Alice 71 Sondrotto, Marsha 71,143, 156,157 Santo, Kathy 46,108,148,197 Server, Virgil 84,166 Sauers, Carol 71 Saupe, Peggy 71,138 Sours, Chris 71,108,170 Sours, Gregg 46 Sovago, Cheryl 71,143,149 Schade, Jon 84,139,151,156 Schafer, Becky 71 Schaffer, Karen 71,149 Schorloch, Vivian 94,138 Schauwecker, Jay 71,116 Schortz, Craig 167,170 Schertz, Linda 94 Schick, Ellen 46 Schick, Juanita 84 Schindler, Eugenie 94,140 Schindler, Jon 60,71,152, 162,173 Schindler, Julie 94 Schindler, Lee 71,162 Schlick, Bonnie 94,131,155 Schliepsiek, Dove 24,47,112, 132,169,189 Schmidgall, Linda 72,132, 150 Schmidgall, Terry 84 Schmidt, Ed 47,152,179,181 Schneider, Vicki 72,137 Schultz, Diane 47,116,136, 154 Schultz, Pamela 94,140,154 Schultz, Richard 94,167,178 Schumacher, Dennis 72,116, 179,180 Schumacher, Elaine 47,116, 138.143.149.154.203 Schuster, Don 47,116,157 Schuster, Pat 94,131,155 Schuster, Terri 84 Schuster, Tom 72 Schworer, Marty 72,137 Schwindenhammer, Antonne 47,116,157,158 Schwindenhammer, Dale 96 Schwindenhammer, Dean 94 Schwindenhammer, Janet 94 Schwindenhammer, Larry 72 Scoles, Paul 47 Scott, Cynthia 47,112,130, 136,151,154 Scott, Joonno 72,137,138 Scott, John 94 Scott, Peggy 72 Scudder, Bill 94 Scudder, Robert 94,167 Seaborn, Robert 84,152 Sears, Faith 94 Seeger, David 47,138,196 Scgler, Diana 94 Segler, Kay 131,138,149 Scgler, Leo 47,137,138,152, 162.203 Segler, Sally 72,143 Seiler, Bonnie 48,57,116, 120,132,143,154,197 Selburg, Dave 84,188 Sellers, James 94 Sellers, Joyce 84,157 Salmon, Joyco 84 Semelroth, Margaret 94 Severns, Barbara 94,130,151 Soverns, Cortnie 48,109,111, 120,130,138,148.157,158, 197.203 Severs, Robert 84,140 Severs, Ronald 94 Sharum, Danny 94,167 Shelaborger, Dove 48 Shelabarger, Linda 84,139, 144,149 Shelabarger, Richard 94 Shelor, David 72 Shelton, Patsy 72 Shcmpf, Charlotte 84 Shempf, Pauletto 94 Shepherd, Denman 48 Shoop, Barbara 84 Short, Gerald 72 Short, Mike 84,166,182,183 Short, William 94 Showalter, Bob 167,184 Showalter, Jim (9)94,131, 170,184 Showalter, Jim(10) 84,182 Shryock, Jim 48,137,152,203 Shults, Carlene 94 Siddle, Nancy 72,141,154 Siebenthal, Carol 84 Sicbenthal, Gary 48 Sills, Jackie 84 Simmons, Carolyn 48,146 Simmons, Michael 94 Sitzmore, John 84,139,166, 188 Slama, Janot 48,154 Sleeth, Paget 84 Sleeth, Angela 48,137,144, 146 Sleister, Gary 94,167,178 Sleister, Mickie 116 Small, John 94,131,138 Smiles, Walter 48 Smith, Becky 94 Smith, Betty 72 Smith, Bov 49,145 Smith, Bill 155 Smith, Bill R. 60,72,74,104, 124,162,165,217 Smith, Hildon 49,138,153, 157.189.203 Smith, Kathy 94,138,147 Smith, Larry 49,155 Smith, Mike 84 Smith, Rena 94,154 Smith, Serita 84 Smith, Terry 84 Snowden, Carol 94,146,156 Southey, James 49,72,189 Southey, Jerry 95,167,184 Speck, Donna 112,84,131,139 Spiller, Don 49,151,157,176 Spitznagle, David 72 Spradling, Mortha 49 Stafford, Gerald 72,173,179 Staley, David 72,189 227 Sto Itor, Danny 84,152 Stalter, Pat 72,162 Stanley, Richard 72 Stanton, Jack 84 Stauthammer, Albert 84 Steor, Gary 72 Steor, Lila 95 Steck, Marilyn 49,138,144, 145,203 Stecken, Sharon 84,134 Steele, Eric 84 Sfege, Sharon 49 Stephanoff, Christine 84 Stephanoff, Debbie 95,131 Sfeubinger, Connie 49 Stevenson, Gary 72,176,177 Stevenson, Mike 84,130,156 Stewart, Dick 72,156 Stiles, Edward 49 Stiles, Margaret 84 Stocksick, Tom 95,178,189 Stockstill, Ricky 95,158 Stone, Marty 72,119,121,130 Stranz, Stevo 84 Street, Donnie 49,155 Street, Pam 84,140,145,151 Streeper, Juanita 84 Stroup, Patricio 49 Stroup, Priscilla 50 Strubhar, Stove 84 Suddeth, Cotho 95,138 Suits, David 85,139 Suits, Diana 85 Suits, Bobetto 73 Sullivan, Doug 50 Sullivan, Jerry 73 Sullivan, Mary 73 Sullivan, Terry 85,155,166 Sutton, Ronald 50,140,144 Swadinsky, Quent 50,169 Swartz, Lou Ann 85 Swearingen, Noncy 95 Sweet, Ray 73,138,162 Swords. Cheryl 73,143 Swords, Dianna 50,143,157, 196 T Tannhauser, Patty 95,138,156 Tasker, Barbara 50 Tasker, Eileen 85 Tasker, Stephen 73 Taute, Paula 95,157 Taylor, Connie 85,131,145 Taylor, Harold 50,134,135 Taylor, Jim 50,131,207 Taylor, Judy 50,134,196 Taylor, Sonny 50,148,162, 164,176,179 Taylor, Tom 95,167,188 Tegard, George 51 Tcgard, Ken 51,119 Tenny, Jeff 25,51,107,116 Tenny, Lynn 73,116 Torroll, Lonnie 85 Terrell, Thomos51 Test, Robert 51,197 Thoinort, Allen 95 Theinorf, Lester 51 Theinert, Vernon 51 Thomas, Jackie 85 Thomlinson, Scott 85 Thompson, Donna 95,138 Thompson, Suo 85,139 Thorne, Linda 95 Thornton, Mike 95,157 Tillman, Cindy 95 Tillman, Vicki 73,132,150 Tindall, Chuck 85,156,171 Tinnon, Ed 51,148 Tinnon, Marilyn 95,138 Tjaden, Janet 73,116,138, 144,148,153 Tjarks, Janet 85,139,146 Topping, Daniel 51 Topping, Davo 85,155 Trapp, Stephanie 95,138,156 Turner, Jimmy 85 Turner, John 130,171 Tynan, Danny 51 U Ulery, Melvin 85,147 Updike, Rose 73 Utzingor, Harley 95,169 Utzinger, Terry 73 V Vale, David 73 VanAtta, Michael 95,140 Vandergrif, Joke 51,155 Vandiver, Susan 95 VanDusen, George 51,138, 203 VanDusen, Linda 85 VanDyke, Merle 85,156 Vanlaningham, Craig 52 Vaughn, Brenda 85 Veatch, Melvin 52 VonBehren, Arthur 52,189 VonBehron, Larry 95,138,188 Vesely, Linda 95 Vicary, Denny 85,182,183 Vickermon, Leon 52 Vickerman, Phydallis 73,150 Virden, Alberta 73 Virden, Harry 95 Virden, Valerie 95 Vires, Brenda 85,139,143 Vires, Harold 73,146,157 Vogel, Jomos 85 Voight, Cheryl 85,149 V Wade, William 85 Wogeneck, Karen 95,142,156 Walker, Margaret 95,156 Walker, Sue 95,157 Walker, Terry 73,147 Walraven, Lorry 84 Walton, James 95 Wanata, Mike 95 Warner, Ramona 95,156 Warren, Tom 52 Wassoll, Arlon 52 Wossell, Gordon 73,130,158 Wassi, Linda 95 Watt, Julie 73,112,119,130, 136,150 Watts, David 73,169,173,179 Wafts, Lynn 52 Weochtor, Royceanne 85, 131,139,144 Weachter, Suzanne 73,138, 150 Weber, Paula 86,97,95,157 Welk, Karen 73,156 Welker, Donna 85,144 Welch, Glenda 85,151 Welsch, Barbara 52,132,134, 156 Welsch, Bill 85,176 Wendelin, Jody 52,54,102, 104,105,108,112,121,148, 170 West, Barbara 95 Wost, Tom 95,147,167 Weyand, Becky 73 Whifacre, Brian 85,166 Whitby, Roger 73,146 White, Judy 73 Whitehead, Chuck 73,168, 169,185 Whitehead, Dick 74,162 Whitehurst, Torry74 Whitehurst, Thomas 85 Wicker, Terry 112,76,85, 158,166,171,178,183 Widener, Bill 74,162,165 Widener, Chuck 52,152,153, 163 Wight, Gary 85 Wight, Larry 85 Wight, Roborf 95,147 Wiley, Canna 85 Wiley, Christine 95,149 Williams, Cheryl 95,138 Williams, David 95 Williams, Dennis 95,130,167, 170,184 Williams, Diana 95 Williams, Fred 53 Williams, J. I. 53,112 Williams, Jim 74,156 Willioms, Linda 85,154 Williams, Mike 85 Williams, Ronnie 95,147, 188 Williams, Shirley 95,149 Willioms, Steve 96,97,147, 170,188 Williamson, Robby 53 Williamson, Terry 53 Wilson, Brenda 112,96 Wilson, Suo 53,138,154,203 Wing, Ralph 85,139 Winnett, Gary 85,155 Winnetf, Lannye 96,155 Wirsching, David 85,166,18C- Wiseman, Judy 112,86,96, 97,151,157 Wittig, Emma 96,142 Witty, Jerry 53 Wolland, Duane 74,146,155 Wolschlag, Vicki 96,138 Wood, Janet 96 Wood, Linda 96 Wormer, Jack 53,116,131, 138,140,203 Wright, Joann 96,142,149 Wright, Peggy 96 Wyman, Cecil 74,179,180 Wynos, David 53 Wyss, Dawn 25,53,116,143, 154 Wyfcherloy, Karen 53,196 Wytcherley, Linda 85,132, 151,199,216,220 Y Yacklo, Linda 74,148.153, 154 Yankee, Marvin 96 Yannone, Angio 74,103,104, 112,119,137.144 Yocum, Boyd 53 Yocum, Lloyd 74,184 Young, Cynthia 85 Young, Randy 53,112,150, 152,162,164,176,177,178 Young, Rick 96,167,178 Young, Robbie 96,118,167, 178 Young, Sandra 85 Young, Steven 54 Z Zochman, Dove 96,130,167, 170,182,184 Zaremba, Mary 54,137,203 Zilch, Rebecca 85,151 228 ?«“ l8 . cT . ?N a °v ’ Nve y v -' V ® ° V C oo'v v . e liliis 'in 81 r:n My heart is awed within me when I think Of the great miracle that still goes on. In silence, round me—the perpetual work Of thy creation, finished, yet renewed Forever. Written on thy works I read The lesson of thy own eternity. Lo! all grow old and die—but see again. How on the faltering footsteps of decay Youth presses—ever gay and beautiful youth In all its beautiful forms. 230 William Cullen Bryant I The End I i 232 fjti i fffff AUTOGRAPHS . — ' '