. ,..,, NW? QZQMWVWM OJ My ffligp x .m'WWM-imwyfwff HQRQWVQFQJNQ JMSJMJQA 29' NM JEMM Oy ,Q WNQHUQN 3'2iM C'7f+ V' W M QW fffjiw ffv fy W W M91 .pf . O6i6WefMyf'9f QM WWW ' wg,fi My Wwgjy MW , ,Mig fgjjfyiwgznifi WKQQVM fl f R3,gpjf?f' 4:, V M wffi1 'i7ff521fVfi WMF ii f 3Wfzf5'W ,x '3QWwj 0 QVE wwf , Q35 W ww? M . fMmf N v ,gy M4152 gy M 55 W Ag 'W I .Q 1 .1 2555552 5 35g 11 EES Sgiikii Q. 561, vi ' f A 39' W Qfl 5V W Syw W 'JNfLfYy V G1 Aw? f . vw W WW5?A?i? WWMW W5biQfVWf 4- xv u X1 Manual Hzlgh School Peoria, Illinois , Manual is on the Move To the old Manual, where memories will always dwell in the minds and hearts of many Peorians both young and oldg and to the citizens, faculty, former Manualites, who made the new Manual possiloleg we, the Mirror staff, wish to dedicate this l963 Mirror. Our pride is unsurpassed over the beauty and convenience of our new school. Manual is ON THE MOVE toward an exciting future based on the strong spirit and traditions of the old Manual. W I 2 A winter view of our beautiful new Manual. Journal Star On moving day we left the old Manual for the last time. Table QF Contents Introduction . SchoolLJfe. Faculty. . . Classes .. . Grganizations Sports .... Advertising . Index .... Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Manual Move mm la' Halls The halls like this of the old Manual are where the memories will dwell forever. The halls of our new Manual are bigger, brighter, and more beautiful. QM? 11 . .W ig, Qi 2 6 4 , , . lf, 'S-Q, l S41 3 f ,,.z W Xml gg il M uw mx ll . ,M ,,. ,.- ,..- . ,, -f .ff ,, -f' ,... - ,,-.- f, .. Y M L f ,.. M , -'M ,... - ,.,,.- 4, we , mea, S .aa V A ., -: -'Q L V :I ..... I 1 4 , kiiypg 1, a , , ,f-,ml . 1 I a - 5,543 ' Q 1 . 2 , . 9 :J ' '1 li , 55 5 xl. 1 Q i Q 3 N. i 5 A 'Q 4 A fl Y! ' Q fik . 4 'L i ' I Q K ' , , svn? S VN: 9. . Y Q E '-ff au- f. W' K , -an Y, alla Y ' xi a 55fQ- -fi'Li::al? ' ' '31 X , slag s , 1: , gzggg , Eygiff 2 X, . ,x ix - 'lls is eb, bi s, , . , s,,1, WD f iw NX ..,,.. l 'fri M a Y -ul 3 Qlsl if V Q. Q ' .,.. V Z h e - A l l llls 6' fi-a 8. i ,5 I - , , 'J' W, , is QQ ,,-' ,- ,,- Qs ff!! lf! We lg llls 112121 A R. ' -i ' 'isi as ' , 4 x 4 1f0New... During the course of the year, We have been on the move . The climax of it all was when We made our move - fromthe old to the new School . We met the challenges brought about by the move in the middle of My the year and are now Settled with the eyes of the community upon us . V1 x 5311, il X' W Tix Q I - wif' Moving vans like this one moved us quickly to the new Manual. l Mike Able, Terry Steinbach, and Ralph Samp help pack the physics department. Before leaving, the band played. l The seniors were the last to leave the old building. ,W ..-- v 1,7 K - 1 . ' r ' if lg A 1.:fg1ii:g',? f N Q ,A x 1 , 2 b 3 ew Manual Built, ea'z'ca1f6a' and in se R , A525 w The structure of the auditorium Cabove-D was completed in time for the day of dedication Qbelowb. I n Record Time. The construction of the New Manual High Schoolwas finished in record breaking tinie. The dedication took place on january 27, l963, followingthe move two days before it. The dedication was made by the contractor andimportant members of the Board of Edu- cation and school. There were guided tours throughout the day. The buildingwas finally ours! Mr. Bourland,presidentof the Board of Education, accepts the building from the architect, Ivlr. Jameson and the con- tractor, Mr. Heinz. Board members Mrs. Cleaver, Mr. Jameson, Mr. Bourlandg Mr. Mason,Deang and Mr. Greeley, Board Business Mana- ger listens to address from Superintendent Dr. Mark Bills. Mr. Greeley,ourPrincipal Mr. Weldon, and Mr. Adamson, Peoria County Superintendent of Schools and former Manual Principal enjoy the ceremonies. The crowd at Dedication Day numbered 5000 people. QQ. ' .aw f 'ZW xt ' X X W Q sim Q 4554 2 ,W g - -4 . 231, , W- if , A? M- X arvf F' fi 'fl' C+ 5 Q .. 'NL' T' f ' 9 f nw I If H W .4 1 X Q 'wif' Mew School z' e The highlight of our school life this year was Manual's move. Along with this there have been many other activities which will always stand out in our minds. But foremost in our minds will al- ways be the Manual spirit and long-lasting tradi- tions which have been carried from the Old Manual to the New Manual. A loyal Manualite and wonderful friend, Mr. Thomas plans his move to the new chemistry lab, Students, Alumni, and Faculty alike , will miss Mr. Thomas who is an outstanding chemistry teacher in this area. He retires at the end of this year. The Wz'nnz'ng amor Stunt The theme of Hom ecorning this year was Once Upon A Time and the winning Junior stunt took us to the days of the cave man. In their suuit, they presented their Manual Victory Wheel. Beth Slavens hypnotizes Robert Hail in the Invasion by the cave men. Junior stunt. Jim Barberis, John Davidson, and Roger Hoerr in the Junior class stunt, Knightmare. use -M Q-mwmm--e -'W-W-N r...M...Y- - V WMM.. f-ff- mm, M, , , mumnn,,7 , . F acuity Szfunt The teachers presented the days of King Arthur to a capacity crowd. Mr. Wooley, Miss Bennington, Mr. Wessels, Mr. Huber, Mrs. Torre, Miss Kapraun, and Mr. Gorman in the faculty skit. Senior Stunt The Seniorstunt was a flashback to a football game of twenty years ago. Jamie Seherm er, Carol Burke, Larry Giddens, Helen Burroughs, and Al Huber do the Twist. Student ounczt Stunt Robin Hood and the days of Sherwood Forest was the Student Council's theme. This was the skit that led to the most ex- citing part of the evening--the crowning of the Queen. Torn Rossctti, Challo, Sharon Schoff, Julie Varichek, Dan Kasper, Joyce Sprehe, and Richard Fraseo in the Student Council Stunt. 1 ' o-t- 0 f S f' fif, if f it '5!?f3? '3 ' T J 1 - tin, titt i . 2 i if f' i'V.4igf5 llnni. 3 T K -' V . it Aa The Sophomores pre- ' T' , sented Manue1la a take off on the old fairy tale of A ix Cinderella, X ....... i S K Sharon Scovil, Tom Hult- ing, Calista McDowell, Ralph Henderson, and Jean Moss at the ball. Mrs. Calkins as assistant to Merlin the Magician. pw. , ,Ag ,,.'g. , . 35? x Q . . 'I fi Sn! , Q 2 3: .z,,.!..f., as ag -..tg wi 'N ...Nqr Hall to our Queen SANDY HURLEY Stunt Slwwf ueensf Football . . H0172 Our annual Homecoming events started this year on October 31 with the first night of the stunt show. On November lst the winning stunt was announced and the Queen was crowned. The Junior class won the stunt show first place award and Sandy Hurley was crowned Queen. On November 2nd the Manual- Richwoods game was held at the Peoria Stadium. Manual won her Homecoming game with a glorious score of 27-12. Our Homecoming dance was held at Mt. Hawley Country Club on Nov . 3rd . The dance theme was Once Upon a Time. A good time was had by all! The winning decorated car by Joyce Sprehe We see by the attendance that the last homecoming dance while at the Old Manual was a success. 12 Qmzng Our Queen, SANDY HUR- LEY, and her attendants, Carol Tompkins and Judy Miller, ride in the home- coming parade before the football game. Sandy and Marty enjoy one of the few quiet moments in their wonderful evening during the Homecoming dance at Mt, Hawley Country Club. SANDY marches on ! I could have danced all night, Sandy Hurley and Marty Scovil at the home coming dance. 13 School Ploy, Ulooning oy, omo' Aotz'oz'tz'os around School. Mr. Little talks to student and parent at our annual Open I-louse. Our own Kitchen Klowns clown. Mrs. C assulo, and Mrs. Emer- son. Bonnie Bradle jumps high at one of our roaring pep assemblies. Carol Thompkins, John Davidson, and Becky Kasper in Mr. Weldin directs traffic on the first day at the new Onions in the Stew. Manual. 14 Assemblies -K 1 X Q Sharon Tomlison, Coleen Hill, and Bob Seniors gather to say a final farewell to old Manual Adams talks with other student council High. members who make arrangements for our assemblies. 1 'i?1 'r The first assembly in the new Manual. One of our fine paid assemblies featured a professional trumpteer . 15 Peoria JOURNAL STAR Many events occur around the Christmas holidays, Jane Sie- wart, art club member, paints a Christmas scene as little patients of St. Frances Hospital look on. The carnival is always something to lookforward to in the spring. Ron Roos, Guydeen Beckwith, and Rich- ard Frasco in one of the favorite booths, the Hitching Post. ye V. , Z i as 925523 ,Q ,, ,X Seniors Sue Warren, Sue Brown, Kay Scott, Helen Wisher, and Sheila Horn- backer prepare for the senior art show. The Alumni Banquet held in the spring of '62 honored the classes of '13 and '38, At this time Seniors are considered 'Alums' for the first time, Year QF Service, Fun This year has been one of the most eventful, fun and service filled years ever experienced at Manual. The move to the new Manual was the highlight of the year, but We will re- member, too, the plays, dances, assemblies, and other special activities. Signing Colleen I-lill's petition for student council in the spring election are Ron Roos, Butch Kurth, and Barb Gohl. Uur Exchange Student Hom Chile Entering Manual last fall under the Amer- ican Field Service Program was Gonzalo Lopez Venzula. Challo as he likes to be called, has spent his year in the United States at the home of Harold Montville and his parents. Challo's good nature and friendliness will long be re- membered by both the faculty and students. Challo does some reference work in the new library Challo relaxes at adopted American home. Nm: auf Left. Challo opens the door for his Peoria mother, and frightj helps with the dinner dishes. 17 Enjoying watching the dancers are Bill Albrit- Seniors, Jim Thomson and Jean Chumney stop to relax at intennission. ton and Sharon Varichak during the Senior Hop. Senior Hop The Senior Hop this year was held in the foyer at Manual on March 30th. The enter- tainment and food were excellent and every- one had a wonderful time. Dancing to the music of the band are Suzanne Curtis, Gary Zuer- cher, John Davidson, and Betty Koch at our Junior Prom. unior Prom The class of '64 held the junior Prom on May in the Manual cafeteria and our Wonder- ful courtyard. john Davidson was the King and his lovely queen was Betty Koch. The decora- tions carried out the theme of japan with lan- terns, fansiful kites, and pagodas. John crovxms Betty his Queen of the Junior Prom. ma'uaZz'0n Thoughts of graduation are foremost in a senior's mind. Along with these are thoughts and plans for the future. The three years at Manualare never-to-be- forgotten ones filled with fun and hard workg but We look with an- ticipation to the day We receive our diploma and face the world as adults. Life-long friendships have been formed in our years at Manual. Expressions of relief and joy accompany the sadness of graduation night and the last com- plete assembly of the class of '63, Right:Their goal is realized as Marcia Hagerneyer, Winner of the Homemaker of Tornmorrow Award, and Tom Simpson go up to receive their diplomas. Far right:Solemn1y, Kay Scott ac- cepts her passport to the future. , i 2 Q . Ntw slums 5 1-.M An Oplbortunitjz to Expand Our H0rz'50ns. . . Manual has many outstanding stu- dents to be proud of. David Look was chosen as the outstanding news car- rier in the Peoria Area, and was giv- en a trip to Europe by the Peoria journal Star. jim Thomson is another fine Manualite. jim has Worked hard and has earned a position as a can- didate to West Point. David Look, with other Young Co- lumbus winners, placing a wreath at the Christopher Columbus mon- ument. Jim Thomson ' Studying in the school library. Peoria Journal Star A long way to this day V 3 W ffl, - 3, ' gy s gf in D.A.R. Award The class of '63 selected Harold Montville and Becky Kaspar for the D.A .R. citizenship award. The members of the senior class chose them on the basis of leadership, personality, and popularity qualities. We are proud to have these two fine people representing Manual for their leadership and outstanding service to our school and com- munity. D.A. R. winners, Harold Montville and Becky Kasper, look on as Mr. Wilkinson reads. VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATO RIAN Karen Brokaw Charles Voss 0119 Ten Scholars Senior students ranking scholastically highest in their class have the great honor of being in the top ten. These stu- dents have displayed almost straight A's throughout high school. This year's Val- edictorian is Karen Brokaw, and the Sa- lutatorian is Charles Voss. This honor is well deserved by all of the top ten for their determination, concentration, and dedication to the hard work during high school. aww' W v ,cfpafxff ,r i...'j., 13 . 34-,v wif . ' -U' ' .Q-'J Diane Sturges David Look Sylvia Randall James Denton Harry Underhill Marcia Hagemeyer 21 Sarah Weitkamp Eugenia Wilhoit Manual Students ana' Faculty Enjfpf ur English, Speech, ana' F orezgn Languages The EnglishDepartment aims, basically, to teach students to speak and Write clearly, to read with comprehensiong to listen atten- tivelyg and to appreciate good literatureg also, most students can benefit by a study of a foreign language. Above right: Mr, Little and his speech class after a voluntary drop of plaster right before the move. Above: This is a view of one of the new English rooms with Bill Sullins giving a speech. Below: A shot of one of Miss Wo1f's new history classrooms. H zstonf ana' Relatea' Subjects The department of History and Related Subjects offers courses in ancient- medieval history, modern history, United States history, American government, regional geography. These subjects make students aware of the rest of the World and their relation to it. 3 l Q New Faez'!z'tz'es or Classroom Aetz'ez'tz'es. Above :ML Wool- ey's room with his geometry class in the new science wing,seems quite different than at right. Right: Here is the typical old Manual class- rooms with Mr. Wooley conduct- ing a physics class. YSL wi 4 Math and Science This department is here to provide the basics of Science Cbiology, chemistry, and physicsj and Math Cgeneral mathematics, algebra, geometry, and trigonometryb needed forfuture college success aswell as for a full and useful life in this amazing age in which we live. ,i Fine Arts and Cmjifs All the areas of fine arts en- courage appreciation, participa- tion in school and community cul- tural activities. Students are en- couraged to develop creativeness in art media by increasing diffi- cult projects. Joan Coffman, Sharon Pruett, Gennie Bryan, Jane Sewert, Janet Ragan, Richard Chandler and Floyd Knollenberg find they have more and better facilities to create in Mrs. Calkins' ait room. nr Currzeulwn Has Been Wz'denedf0r Jo Lynn Davis and partner experiments in the new modern home economics lab. Business Department The purpose of the Business Department is '50 prepare young people for jobs in business offices and to build an understanding of our economic structure in order to be good citizens. mne Eeonmnies ann' nelustrznl A nfs The Home Economics Department offers a variety of courses in clothing, home nursing, foods, and home decoration for any girl in- terested in a career of or becoming a future homemaker. The Industrial Arts Department helps a boy decide in what field he would like to work. Students wind up the press for the last time in the old school. 24- Thetyping rooms ofthe old school are quite different from the new ones. Vocational, Cultural, ana' Physical Interests The stage is set for various uses in our new auditorium. M asic Department Manual has always been noted for its fine vocal music department, stage band, orchestra, and marching band. Our choir this year, has made a wonderful effort and their wish for new robes will soon be full -filled. The band, also, is working to buy new uniforms. Physical Eclacation Along with the regular Physical Education Classes, all sophomores have Driver's Educa- tion Classes twice a week and seniors have Health classes. With the new facilities the ac- tivities has greatly increased. The old locker room above has been deserted for the last time. Jerry Miller shows his family around in the shower room at dedication day. mmmm T, - , , M, rs g , x W 2 f. qi lr zz iz ral Y .W asf My X X' 2 ur Aa'mz'nsZmZ0rs CZOIDZ School Aa'mz'nz's1fmtz'0n Dr, Mark Bills, Superintendent of Schools, has led us through another successful year. Peoria is truly lucky to have such a competent person as the head of its school system. Dr. Bills, who is dedicated to progress, avidly sup- ported the move to our new school. Through the interest of the Board of Educa- tion, our new school has moved forward. Com- posed of dedicated citizens, the Board serves the communitywithout monetary compensation, The administrative policies which the present Board determines affect the future of our com- munity. Left to right: Mr, Jackson Newlin, Mr, F. M. Bourl and, President ofthe Board of Education, Mrs. Virginia Newell, Mrs. Betty Cleaver, Mr, Robert Jamieson, and Mr. Espey Williamson,pose in their meeting room at the Board of Education Building. 5 Dr. Mark Bills, Superintendent of the Peoria Public School system. 26 Are Interested in M anna! Manual H zlgh Leaders In this message for our '63 Mirror, Mr. Weldin encourages our students to move toward success. He says, The greatest game in the world is success and every man who is a man is playing his cards to win. Success is made up of many attributes and no one element in itself can assure it. The fixed star of ambition is the eternal guide which beckons men on the goal of success. Courtesy and politeness are but rungs on the ladder to success. Our principal, Mr. Harold Weldin is a graduate of Manual High School and exem- plifies the Manual spirit. Mr. Weldin re- ceived his B.S. Degree from NorthWestern University and his M.S. Degree from the University of Illinois . Mr. Harold Weldin, our princip Mr. George Mason, our assistant principal, ale Miss Irene Mullan, Dean of Girls. al, Mr. John Wilkinson, head counselor. N Mrs. Margaret Tucker, counselor. girls' Mr. Franklin Dale, boys' counselor. Mrs. Cavanagh,our librarian, inspects the books as they arrive in the new Library. A goodfaculyz is the kg that VIVIAN CAVANAGH-- A.B. Bradley University, B.S. in Library Science, University of Southern Califomia. Librarian, Li- brary Club. if-Ns 5'm i' 2 8 Mr. McCann discusses Student Council policies with our Mayor, Bud Grimm in his new room. GARY MCCANN--B.S. Western Illinois Univer- sity, English, Latin, Student Council, Pep Club, Latin Club, Alumni Comm., Faculty Adv. Council. JOHN C, AIELLO--B.S. Normal, University of Illinois, Civics, Cross Country Coach, National Honor Society, Faculty Advisory Committee Chairman, Commencement Committee. STUART BECKER--B.S. Bradley University, Geometry, Algebra, Trigonometry. JOAN BENNINGTON--Bradley University, Mid- state College of Commerce fgraduate of Sec- retarial Coursej Spanish, English, American Education Week, Faculty Social Activities. TOM BOOTH--Western Illinois University, Sophomore Art. BETTY CALKINS--B.A. University of Iowa, Masters Degree from University of Texas, Art, Mirror Staff, Quill and Scroll, Art Club. HARRIET CLAUSON--B.S. Bradley, Junior Var- sity and Varsity Cheerleaders, Driver Training, Health, Typing, Gym. BEE CLUTS--B.A. and M.A. Bradley University, English, Faculty Advisory Committee, Senior Class Advisor, National Honor Society. opens doors to learning MAYNARD P. DAVIS--B.S. Austin Peay St., M.B.A. Bradley University, Typing, Gen. Bus., Business Law, Business Manager of Mirror, Quill and Scroll, JOI-IN DIEKEN--B.S. Bradley University, A.M University of Illinois, Geometry, German, Ger- man Club, Language Department, I.E.A. Repre- sentative. ROBERT FUNK--A.B. Bradley University, Eng- lish, French, Debate, Alumni, Debate Coach, French Club, Tennis Coach. TDVIOTHY GORMAN--Notre Dame B,A,, Eng- lish, Golf, Manual, Quill and Scroll, GEORGE GUINDON--Taylor M.A., Bradley, Advisor of the Printing Staff , and of the Manual paper, Quill and Scroll. BETTY J. GUSTIN--B.S. Business Administra- tion, M,S, Secondary Education, Bradley, Amer- ican Junior Red Cross, American Education Week, Head of Business Department. VIRGINIA W. HARKER--A.B. Wellesley Col- lege, M.A. University of Colorado, P.E.A. Rep- resentative, Fmglish. Mr. Fuson and Richard Frasco talk over plans for a Key Club luncheon in the new school. HAROLD FUSON--B.S. Degree Milikin Uni- versity, U.S. History, Assistant Football Coach, Faculty Social Comm., Track fAssist.j, Head Wrestling Coach, Key Club Advisor. SYLVIA HOGAN- -Purdue University, Modern History, Regional Geography. Mr. Hogan, teacher of Regional Geography Modem History admires her new room. and ur teachers encourage KEN HINRICI-IS--B.S. and M.S. Bradley Univer- sity, Head football coach, Ass't Track Coach, Physical Education. DONALD HOLMES--Bradley University, Elec- tronics. Miss Oberle , instructor, discusses the last ye ar at the old school with Mrs. Clauson. FRED HUBER--Music Education, Illinois Wes- leyan, Alumni Association, Music Masters, Music Club, Stage Band. AGNUS KAPRAUN--Illinois State Normal Uni- versity, Foods, Clothing, Future Nurses. MARGARET OBERLE--Bradley University, Intra- mural and Senior Girls' Club, Driver Training, Physical Education. MARLESE J. NELSON--B.A., Uni- versity of Minnesota, F,T,A. Club, Clothing, Foods. Miss Nelson, clothing teacher, shows Sarah Carr how to attach a waistband to a skirt as Marcia Atwood and Mary Avery work on their skirts. intellectual curz'0sz'1Qf . . . Our principal, Mr. Weldin, greets the new mem- bers of the faculty for the 1962-1963 year. They include from left to right, Mrs. Hogan, Mr. Little, Miss Bennington, Miss Kapraun, Miss Mullan, not shown Mr. Booth, and Mr. Kalaus. JOHN KEMP--M.A. University of Illinois, Ser- vice M Committee, National Honor Society Committee, Bookkeeping, PRESLEY LAIRD--B.S. Ed., Northeast Missouri State, M.A. at Teachers College, Kirksville, Geography, and World History Club, Intramurals. DAVID LITTLE--State University of Iowa, Audio Visual Coordinator, Director of Dramatics, Ad- visor to Dramatics Club, Speech Coach for Mid State 8 Speech Meets,Faculty Social Committee. FLORENCE MATHIS--B.S. Bradley University, M.A. Teachers College, Columbia University, Chairman National Honor Society, Home Eco- nomics. The office help:Mrs. Coe, treasurer, Mrs. Reith, receptionist, Mrs. Dooley, Mr, Weldin's sec-- retaryg and Mrs. Van Houten, attendance clerk, admire the facilities in the new office. CHARLES MCCUMBER--Bradley University, B.S. in Biology, M.A. in Education Administration, Science Club, Faculty Advisory Committee, Biology. HELEN C. MUNSTERMAN--A.B. Bradley, A.M. Columbia University, Literary Club, National Honor Society, English. JOHN NORTON--B.E. Illinois State Normal University, M.S. Iowa State, Algebra, Mechan- ical Drawing. ROBERT PARKS--B.M. E. Bradley University, Chaperones, Choirs, A'cappella and Stephen Fosters, Senior Class Advisor. L. W. PUGH--B.S. Bradley, Vocational Machine Shop, Industrial Arts, Chaperones, Open House. ARTHUR SCI-IULZ--B.S. and M.S. Bradley, Ma- chine Woodwork, National Honor Society, Stage Crew, EDWARD C. STONEBOCK--B.S. Bradley, M.A. University of Illinois, Physical Education, Head of Department, American Education Week, Baseball Head Coach, Basketball. MARZIORIE SZEPESSY--B.A. in Music Education. WALTER W. THOMAS--B.S. Knox College, M.S. Univ. of Illinois, Chemistry, Ticket Manager, all Activities, Faculty Advisory Committee. MARTHA THOMPSON--M. Educ. Colorado State University, Clothing, Home Economics Depart- ment, P.E.A. Representative, Open House Co- chairman. MARILOU G. TORRE--Murray State College, Murray, Kentucky, Senior Class Advisor, Secre- tarial Training. FRED TRUMPOLD--B.S. and M.S. Bradley, Drafting, Stage Crew, Faculty Advisory Comm. MARY C. VAN DYKE--A.B. University of Illi- nois, Graduate work at Columbia and University of Chicago and Knox., Spanish, Pan American League, Sophomore Class Advisor. MILDRED WALLACE--B.S. Northwest Missouri Teachers College, M.A., Columbia University, English, Advisory Council. GERALD J. WESSELS Bradley University, Alumni I.E.A. DALE WHITEHURST B.S. Southern Illinois, Mass. Institute of Tech- nology, Harvard University, College of William and Mary, Illinois Institute of Technology, Iowa State College, Un. of Illinois Biology, Science Club. HAZEL C. WOLF A.B. Bradley University, M.A. University of Wisconsin, U. S. History, Commencement Direc- tor, Chairman of History and Related Subjects, Publicity. GARY WOOLEY Eastern Illinois Un. ,Math, Algebra, Physics,Adv. Photography Staff. BETTY WRIGHT B.S. Bradley University, English, Hall Monitors, Spring Open House. LLOYD YENTES B.S. Western Illinois, M.A. Bradley, Track Coach, Ass. Football Coach, General Business, Typing, Math. Occupational Training , In Mem0rz'am ARNOLD R. WAKE Teacher of Speech and Drama 1961-62, Minister, Soldier, Teacher, Director. His life was gentile and the elements so mixed in Him that Nature might stand up and say to all the World This was a manl' by William Shakespeare from Julius Caesar ARNOLD R. WAKE 1920-1962 33 We, the class cj 563 Our years at Manual have been some of the happiest, fun-filled years of our lives. Now, as graduation approaches, We are sobered by thoughts of the future. We will be the first class to graduate from our new school, while others will use the training we have already received on a job or in military service. Our president, Tom Green, along with the rest of the officers helped to make this year a success. The class of '63 sponsored the Senior Stunt, the Senior Hop, the Class picnic, and the Senior class play. The class is especially grateful to Mrs. Torre and Mr. Parks for their help in mak- ing this one of the most memorable years of our lives. Left to right: Our class officers, President, Tom Green, Sandy Hurley, Judy Miller, and Carol Tompkins look ahead to the future from the Bradley University Student Union balcony. PAULETTA ANDERSON Senior Girls' Club, Pep Club. HERMINA ALDRED Library Staff, Literary Club, Manual , Office Assistant, Dramatics Club President, School Play, Senior Class, Senior Girls Club, Service M , Sophomore Class Sec- retary, Leadership Conference. RICHARD ATKINSON Photography Staff, Service M. ROBERT ATWOOD Intramural, Pan American, Orchestra, Student Advisory Council, Track, Pep Club. DAVID AUER Baseball, Football, Open House, Intramural, Junior Red Cross, Mirror , Quill and Scroll, Science Club, Student Council, Track Captain, Key Club, Pep Club. JUDY BAILEY Future Teachers Association,Junior Achievement, Office Assistant, Dramatics Club, Science Club, Senior Girls Club, Student Advisory Council, Senior Stunt. FLOYD BAILEY KENNETH BARBER A Cappella, Football, Intramural, Junior Red Cross, Track, Wrestling, Pep Club. CHARLES BARKLEY Move toward thefuture DAVID BARNWELL Band, Varsity Baseball,Football, Geography Club, Junior Red Cross, Pan American, Stunt Show, Basketball. CYNTHIA BARTH Office Assistant, Senior Girls Club, Student Advisory Council, Art Club, Pep Club, Stunt Show. EMANUEL BARNES A Cappella, Debate, Hall Monitor, Intramural, Latin Club, Track, Basketball. FLOYD BELL J IMMIE BOATR IGHT French Club, Key Club. BARBARA BIRMINGHAM Geography Club, Photography, Senior Girls Club, Service M, Student Advisory Council Vice President, Pep Club, Stunt Show. MARY BOND Choir, A Cappella. SARA BRETTNER Latin Club Vice President, Office Assistant, Senior Girls Club,Service M, Student AdvisoryCouncil, Stunt Show Noma Spelling Honor, Leadership Conference. JOYCE BRADLEY Cheerleading, Intramural, Junior Achievement, Pan American, Senior Girls Club, Pep Club. THOMAS BREMER Wrestling. BONNIE BRENTRUP Choir, A Cappella, F.T.A. , Hall Monitor, Literary Club, Pan American, Science Club, Senior Girls Club, Service lIM.ll KAREN BROKAW Choir, Office Assistant, Dramatics Club , Senior Girls Club, Service M, Pep Club, Spanish Awards, Honor Roll Award, Perfect Attendance Award, Leadership Conference , NOMA Spelling Award. CLIFFORD BROWN Science Club, German Club President, Hall Monitor, Key Club Treasurer, Vice President, Service M, Intramurals. SUSAN BROWN Choir, A Cappella, Art Club, Stunt Show. GENEVIEVE BRYAN Office Assistant, Senior Girls Club, Service M, Pep Club. HELEN BURROUGHS Choir, A Cappella, Fosters, Geography Club, Mirror Advertising Manager, Office Assistant, School Play, Senior Girls Club, Service M. PATRICIA BURTON Intramural, Pep Club. CAROL BURKE Choir, Geography Club, Hall Monitor, Junior Red Cross, Library Staff, Manual, Senior Girls Club, Service M, Student Advisory Council, Pep Club, Stunt Show. --1 w ir' '-.. . - fr, .' .Ask ,, .55 351 . .L Z KV .. ,, ,M 1 : Z., o ,,.,,, ',i' 1 If of -'ln iff. Carving with us the zdeals BETTY CALHOUN Girls' Choirg Pep Club. SUE BUSHMAN Senior Girls Club. MARVIN CAMPBELL BaseballgGeography Clubg Intramuralsg Junior Red Crossg Pan Americang Wrestling. VERMA CASSEL A Cappella Choirg Intramuralsg Junior Achievem entg Latin Clubg Office Assistantg Senior Girls Clubg Service M 5 Pep Club. TONI CAPITANI A Cappella Choirg Health Careersg Junior Red Crossg Office Assistantg Pan Americang Senior Girls Clubg Art Club5 Pep Clubg Stunt Show. DONALD CHAMBERLAIN Varsity Footballg Hall Monitorg Intrarnuralsg Service M g Trackg Wrestling. JAMES CHIARAVALLE Transfer from Spaldingg Intramurals. RICHARD CHANDLER A Cappella Choirg Varsity Footballg Basketballg Junior Achievementg Pan Americang Track. SCHALIENE CHATMAN Bandg Latin Clubg Science Club. JOSEPH CHAVEZ BONNIE CHEESMAN JEAN CHUMNEY Health Careersg Literary Clubg Pan Americang Senior Girls Clubg Student Advisory Councilg Pep Clubg Intra- murals 3 Stunt Show. LILLIE CHUMNEY Open House Cornrnitteeg Junior Achievementg Office As- sistantg Pan Americang Science Clubg Senior Girls Clubg Pep Clubg Stunt Show. JOAN COFFMAN Girls' Choirg Pan Americang Pep Clubg Stunt Show. JENNIE COLVIN Transfer from Dunlapg Junior Red Cross. STANLEY CRAWLEY Audio Visual Presidentg Cross Countryg Geography Clubg Intramuralsg Service M 9 Wrestling. LARRY COON PATRICIA CRAGHEAD Choirg Office Assistantg Pan Americang Senior Girls Clubg Pep Club. and tma'z'tz'0ns gf the past DONNA CURRAN Debateg Intramuralg Drama Clubg School Playg Senior Girls Clubg Service M 5 Student Advisory Clubg Student Councilg Pep Clubg Stunt Showg Secretary of the Latin Club. FRANK CURTIS Pan American Clubg Student Advisory Clubg Track. MILLY DANIEL Girls' Choirg A Cappellag Stephen Fostersg National Honor Societyg Pan American Clubg School Playg Student Advi- sory Clubg Pep Clubg Treasurer of the Junior Class. EDITH DAVANZO Glee Clubg Senior Girls Club. ARLENE DECKARD Bandg A Cappellag Stephen Fostersg Open House Commit- teeg Latin Clubg Orchestrag Y.F.C.g School Playg Senior Girls' Clubg Pep Club. SHARON DAVIS Girls' Choir3 A Cappellag Pan American Clubg Drama Clubg School Playg Senior Girls Clubg Pep Club. CHERYL DEMMIN French Clubg Office Assistantg Y.F.C.5 Senior Girls Clubg Art Clubg Stunt Show. MARK DENNIS Art Club. DONALD DIKE German Clubg Intramural. 'Fai ' J' , ff' i ' Ziiiisiinflsw, Enjoying cokes at the Homecoming Dance are Harold Montville, Mary Gouran, Becky Kasper David Auer Wzth hopes and exlbectatz'0ns PATRICIA DYE DELORES DIXON Choirsg A Cappellag Dramatic Clubg Senior Girls Clubg Student Advisory Councilg Pep Club. VINCENT DRIES Transfer from Spaldingg Audio Visual Staff. J UDITH ELGIN Junior Red Crossg Office Assistantg Senior Girls Clubg Pan American Clubg Service M g Student Advisory Councilg Pep Clubg Noma Spelling Award. MARY EMRICK Pan American Clubg Senior Girls Clubg Student Advisory Council. MIRIAM EPPS Office Assistantg Pan American Club. SHERRY ERTL A Cappellag Fostersg Dramatic Clubg School Playg Senior Girls Clubg Pep Clubg Vocal Cupg Dance Band Vocalist. KATHRYN F OULKS Geography Clubg Open House Committeeg Junior Red Crossg Editor of the Manual g Office Assistantg Pan American Clubg Senior Girls Clubg Service M 5 Student Advisory Councilg Pep Clubg Senior Girls Stunt. JUDITH FRERICKS Choirsg Open House Committeeg Senior Girls Clubg Sec- retary of Advisory Councilg Art Clubg Pep Clubg Stunt Show. JOHN GARVIN A Cappellag Open House Committeeg Library Staffg Dramatic Club5Y.F.C. Clubg School Playg Science Clubg Art Clubg Key Clubg Service M g Award in Scienceg Pin in School Play. JAMES GALLAHER Intramural. CHEARLED GARVIN Dramatic Clubg Y.F.C. SHARON GASPER Choirsg Geography Clubg Intramuralg Senior Girls Clubg Pep Club. CHARLES GATES A Cappellag Intrarnuralg German Clubg Tennisg Boys' Quartet. SANTHA GENOVESE Transfer from Academyg ChorusgJunior Red Crossg Senior Girls Clubg Student Advisory Councilg Pep Clubg Senior Girls Stunt. THOMAS GREEN Varsity Baseballg Varsity Footballg Sports Editor of the Mirror g Senior Class Presidentg Garwitz Memorial Tro- phyg Letters in Football and Baseball. VIRGINIA GILMORE MARY GOURAN Cheerleadingg Junior Class Presidentg Office Assistantg Dramatic Club Vice Presidentg Senior Girls Clubg Student Advisory Councilg Pep Clubg Stunt Show. or the future The class of '63 prepares for graduation BILL GREENWALT Debateg Photography Clubg Y.F.C.g Quill and Scrollg School Playg Service M 5 Key Clubg Pan Americang Open House Committeeg Student Councilg Drama Club. ROGER GRIGSBY Audio Visual Staffg Geography Clubg Intramuralg Service M g Pep Clubg Bowlingg Baseballg A Cappellag Hall Monitorg Student Advisory Clubg Basketball. WILBERT GRIMM Varsity Footballg Baseballg Intramuralg Trackg Bowling Clubg Key Clubg Pep Clubg Pan American Clubg Open House Committee5Junior Red Crossg Drama Clubg School Playg Service M 3 President of the Student Council. JANET HALL Health Careersg Junior Red Crossg Drama Clubg Y.F.C.5 Senior Girls Clubg Service M 5 Bandg Pan American Clubg Pep Clubg Modern Musicg President, Secretary, Treasurer of the Science Clubg Secretary of the Library Staff. GREGORY HANCOCK Cross Countryg Golfg Trackg Key Clubg Intramuralg Ser- vice M g Pep Clubg A Cappellag Open House Commit- tee5Latin Clubg Chess. Clubg Stunt ShowgTreasu.rer of the Student Council. MARCIA HAGEMEYER Latin Clubg Literary Clubg Office Assistantg Drama Clubg Quill and Scrollg Senior Girls Clubg Service M 5 Art Clubg Pep Clubg Co-editor of the Mirror, PATRICIA HASTE Intramuralg Mirror staffg Y.F.C.3 Service M 3 Pep Clubg President of the Seniors Girls Club. CECILIA HEAD Pan American Clubg Pep Club. PEGGY HOPPER Junior Red Crossg Office Assistantg Y.F.C.3 Senior Girls Clubg Student Advisory Clubg Pep Clubg Stunt Show. 95 ww-y W , Hgwln xv' Ifeellying with us our memaries SHEILA HORNBACKER Girls' Choirg Secretry-Treasurer of A Cappella Choirg Senior Girls Clubg Art Club. THEODORE HORNSBY Debateg Open House Committeeg Intramural Sportsg Junior Red Crossg Science Clubg Service M 5 Student Councilg Trackg Key Clubg Pep Club. CAROL HOWELL Bandg Junior Red Crossg Senior Girls Clubg Pep Clubg Stunt Showg Modern Music Mastersg Attendance Award. ROBERT HUSTON Audio Visualg Varsity Baseballg Intramural Sportsg Student Advisory Council. SAUNDRA HURLEY Cheerleadingg Secretary of Junior Classg Office Assistance, School Playg Secretary of Senior Classg Senior Girls Clubg Service M 5 Student Advisory Councilg Pep Clubg Stunt Showg Home coming Queen. ALBERT I-IUBER Treasurer of Bandg Intramural Sportsg Stunt Showg Student Advisory Councilg Student Director of Stage Bandg Bowling Club. ROBERTA HUSTON Latin Clubg Office Assistanceg Pep Clubg Stunt Show. JANICE HUTCI-IINGS Girls' Choirg Y.F.C.5 Senior Girls Club. ROSIE JACKSON Health Careersg Senior Girls Clubg Pep Club. E 5 i S Gary Justice, Kay Scott, and Betty Foreman work on posters. Chuck McCoy entertains at a school dance. qfthe Ola' and New Manual MARCIA JOHNSON Transfer from Peoria High Schoolg Senior Girls Club. RALPH JOHNSON ' A Cappellag Geography Clubg Junior Achievementg Stu- dent Advisory Councilg Tennisg Wrestlingg Art Club. MICHAEL JOHNSON A Cappellag Stunt Showg School Playg Tennisg Track. EDWINA JORDAN Bandg Library Staffg Manual 5 Pan American Leagueg Dramatics Clubg Senior Girls Clubg Service M 5 Student Advisory Councilg Stunt Showg Modern Music Masters. BECKY KASPAR Choirsg A Cappellag Stephen Fostersg Open House Commit- teeg Intramuralg Latin Clubg Library Staffg Office Assist- anceg Dramatics Clubg School Playg Senior Girls Clubg Service M 5 Vice -President of Student Councilg Art Clubg Pep Clubg Stunt Showg Leadership Conference. DIANE KRISHER German Clubg Intramuralg Office Assistanceg Youth for Christg Senior Girls Clubg Service M g Pep Club. LINDA KEY Geography Clubg Library Staffg Pan American Leagueg Youth for Christy Senior Girls Club. DONALD LEACH Bandg Intramural 3 Student Advisory Council 5 Trackg Pep Clubg Baseball. LINDA LACEWELL Hall Monitorsg Intramuralg Junior Achievementg Library Staffg Science Clubg Senior Girls Clubg Service M g Student Advisory Councilg Pep Clubg Stunt Show. PAULETTE LINDSEY Girls' Glee Clubg A Cappellag Junior Red Crossg Office Assistantg Pan American Leagueg Senior Girls Clubg Ser- vice M 5 Pep ClubgStunt Showg Leadership Conference. CLIFTON LOPEZ Cross Countryg Pep Club. DAVID LOOK Bandg German Clubg Orchestrag Science Clubg Key Club. VERONICA LOWE Choirg A Cappellag Intramuralg Office Assistantg Pan American Leagueg School Playg Senior Girls Clubg Pep Clubg Stunt Show. SUSAN McBRIDE Transfer from Academy of Our Ladyg Library Staffg Lit- erary Clubg Dramatics Clubg Student Advisory Councilg Art Clubg Pep Clubg Stunt Show. BEVERLY McCLOUD CHARLES McCOY Choir,A Cappella,Debate, Geography Club, Open House, Intramurals, Mirror, Drama Club,Y.F.C., School Play, Service M, Student Advisory Council,Track, Art Club, Pep Club. SANDRA McGOVERN Pan American Leagueg Senior Girls Clubg Pep Clubg Stunt Show. SANDRA McKELLIP Intramuralg Mirror g National Honor Societyg Youth for Christg Senior Girls Clubg Service M g Art Clubg Stunt Show. Wz'th the memories A trio of senior girlsg Mary Gouran, Cheryl Streibich, Carol Tompkins, The long ride home have fun after school at Cheryl's house. .ur WX mmm ,, a. v-surf ,fi .1 A! L5 ,fr LN-.ri Nuns MQW..- 'nn-cv-f Q MARY MANGAN French Clubg Literary Clubg Office Assistantg Senior Girls Clubg Service M g Pep Clubg Geography award for 2nd highest averageg 3rd place in Literary Club Contest. JOHN MARKSITY Intramuralg Latin Clubg Pep Club. DANIEL MARINICH Audio Visual Staifg German Club. DARRELL MEISENHEIMER JOYCE MARTIN Girls' Choirg A Cappellag Open Houseg Intramuralg Latin Clubg Pan American Leagueg Orchestrag Student Advisory Councilg Pep Club. SONY A MELZ Open Houseg Office Assistantg Pan American Leagueg President of Y.F.C.g Senior Girlsg Service M 5 Pep Club. RAY MILLER ROGER MEYER German Clubg Open I-Iouseg Junior Red Crossg Business Manager ofthe Manual g Science clubg Service M 3 Key Club. JUDY MILLER Cheerleading,Choir, A Cappella,Geography Club, Mir- ror, Drama Club, School Play, Senior Girls Club, Senior Class Vice President, Art Club, Pep Club, Homecoming Attendant. qf thejizends we have made RICHARD MILLER HAROLD MONTVILLE Varsity football and baseball, Open House Committee, Intramural Sports,Junior Red Cross, Pan American Club, Science Club, Student Council, Parliamentarian, Student Advisory Council, Track, Wrestling, Key Club, Pep Club, Basketball, Bowling Team, MS-8 Conference Award for baseball and football. J EWELL MOORE Pan American Club, Intramural Sports, Pep Club, Senior Girls Club, Stunt Show, Transferred from New Trier. SANDRA MORGAN Choir, Office Assistant, Senior Girls Club, Pep Club, Stunt Show. THOMAS NEVELIDA A Cappella, President, Geography Club, German Club, Golf, Hall Monitor, Intramural Sports, Junior Class Vice President, School Play, Science Club, Service M , Stu- dent Council, Tennis, Key Club, Pep Club, Boys' Quartet, Stunt Show. GERALD MOORE Junior Achievement, Library Staff. VIOLA O'NEAL Choir,A Cappella, Pan American Club, Senior Girls Club, Pep Club. ROBERT OPPER Football, Manager, Manual Staff, Track, Wrestling, Manager. MARILYN POWELL French Club, Orchestra, School Play, Senior Girls Club, Student Advisory Council, Pep Club, Stunt Show, Modern Music Masters, President. LOIS PENNINGTON Geography Club, Hall Monitor, Junior Red Cross, Office Assistant, Senior Girls Club, Stunt Show. JOAN PURCELL Band, Pan American Club, Dramatics Club, Pep Club, Stunt Show, Modem Music Masters. DANA RAQUET Geography Club, Latin Club, Office Assistant, Dramatics Club, Y.F.C. Club,School Play, Science Club, Pep Club, Student Advisory Council. SYLVIA RANDALL Audio Visual Staff, Treasurer, French Club, Open House Committee, Office Assistant, Senior Girls Club, Service M , Pep Club, Stunt Show, NOMA Spelling Award. CECIL RASOR Geography Club, Bowling, Office Assistant, Pan American Club, Y,F.C. Club, Service M , Pep Club, Stunt Show, Attendance Award. JOHN RATHBUN Varsity Football and Baseball, Audio Visual Staff, Intra- mural Sports, Manual, Sports Editor, Pan American Club, Key Club, Pep Club, Service M , Bowling. MICHAEL ROCKEY Varsity Football and Baseball, Intramural Sports, Track. JANICE RUSSELL Latin Club, Office Assistant, Senior Girls Club, Service M , Stunt Show, Pep Club, Student Advisory Council. MICHAEL ROUTZON Intramural Sports, Junior Achievement, Student Advisory Council, Track, Pep Club, Transferred from Spalding. 'M if f Gia E X it si r 9 ar, .,,i,,r.- ,ri Our ambdions lead the way MICHAEL SAVAGE KATHRYN SCOTT Open House Comrnitteeg Junior Class Student Councilg Mirror Art Editor5Pan American Clubg Quill and Scrollg Senior Girls Clubg Sophomore Class Vice Presidentg Stu- dent Advisory Council 5 Art Clubg Pep Clubg Stunt Showg Service M 5 Leadership Conference. CAROL SCOVIL Choirsg A Cappellag Geography Clubg Open House Com- mitteeg Intramuralg Junior Red Crossg Dramatics Clubg Senior Girls Clubg Student Advisory Classg Student Councilg Pep Clubg Stunt Showg Senior Girls Mass Meeting. ROBERT SEAY Bandg Cross Countryg Intramuralg Manual g Pan Amer- icang Orchestrag Service M 5 Tennisg Trackg Wrestlingg Bowlingg Vice President of Modern Music Masters. ELLEN SIEKS Junior Red Crossg Office Assistantg Senior Classy Senior Girls Clubg Student Advisory Classg Pep Clubg Stunt Show. THOMAS SIMPSON A Cappellag Geography Clubg Intramuralg Latin Clubg Literary Clubg Mirror Co-Editor5 Quill and Scrollg Sci- ence Clubg Service M g StudentAdvisory Counci1gArt Club. A JOHN SHAW JAMIE SCHERMER Bandg Orchestrag Senior Girls Clubg Stunt Showg Modern Music Masters. MARILYN SMITH Band Treasurerg Choirsg A Cappellag Pan American. JAMES SLATER Intramural 9 Wrestling. VICKI SMITH Geography Clubg Office Assistantg Senior Girls Clubg Ser- vice M 3 Pin for Corresponding Secretary of Geography Clubg Award for high grade in World History. TONY SOMMER WILLIAM STEAR Bandg German Clubg Intramuralg Science Clubg Student Councilg Tennisg Pep Clubg Basketballg Bowlingg Band Awards. l SYLVIA STAFFORD French Clubg Open House Committeeg Junior Achieve- rnentg Library Staff--Vice Presidentg Senior Girls Clubg Service M 5 Student Council--Secretaryg Pep Clubg Stunt Showg Service M for Library,Leadershipg Conference-- Junior Year. JOHN STANTON Bandg Intramuralg Orchestrag School Playg Trackg Honor State Band. HOMER STOUT Bandg A Cappellag Cross Countryg French Clubg Intramuralg Pan Americang Youth For Christy Trackg Wrestling 5 Basket- ballg Bowlingg Track Awardg Cross Country Award. CHERYI. STREIBICH Open Houseg Intrarnuralg Literary Clubg Pan Americang Drarnatics Clubg School Playg Science Clubg Senior Girls Clubg Service M 5 Student Councilg Pep Clubg Stunt Showg Leadership Conferenceg Transfer--Central. SALLY STRICKLER Pan Americang Senior Girls Clubg Pep Club. toward our purpose in ly? DIANE STURGES Geography Club, Office Assistant, Student Advisory Coun- cil, Service M , Attendance Award three years, Manual Business Staff. MICHELE TAYLOR Junior Red Cross, Senior Girls Club, Student Advisory Council, Pep Club, Stunt Shows. RALPH SUTTON Varsity Baseball, Open House Committee, Intramural, Pan American League, Key Club, Basketball, Letter in Baseball. JOHN TERRELL Baseball, Debate, Geography Club, Pan American League, Student Advisory Council, Art Club, Pep Club. JOHN THOMAS Band, Football, Golf, Intramural, Manual , Pan Amer- ican League, School Play, Service M , Student Advisory Council, Pep Club, Bowling Team, Stage Band. THOMAS THOMPSON A Cappella, Mixed Chorus, Intramural, Bowling, Track. JAMES THOMSON Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Co. Captain Track, Mirror Business Manager, Pan American League, Quill and Scroll, Key Club, Pep Club, Jimmy Graham Award, Football All-state, All-conference, Letters in Track, Football, and Basketball. CAROL TOMPKINS Cheerleading, Latin Club, Mirror , Office Assistant, Dramatics Club, School Play, Senior Class Treasury, Senior Girls Club, Service M , Student Advisory Coun- cil, President, Pep Club, President, Homecoming Queen Attendant, Snow Queen Attendant. SHARON TOMLINSON Health Careers,Junior Red Cross, Library Staff,Secretary, Y.F.C., Science Club, Senior Girls Club, Student Advisory Council, Pep Club, Student Council, Service M , Pres- ident, Junior Red Cross, Library. CAROL UNZICKER Office Assistant, Pan American League, Y.F.C., Senior Girls Club, Pep Club, Stunt Show, Directory Staff. GANZOLO VALENQUELA Foreign Exchange Student. HARRY UNDERHILL Open House Committee, Intramural, Junior Red Cross, Mirror , Pan American League, Photography, Quill and Scroll, Science Club, Service M , Key Club, Bowling Team, Photography editor for the 1962-63 Mirror. CAROL VANCE Geography Club, Hall Monitors, Pan American League, Senior Girls Club, Pep Club. JOHN VINOVICH Geography Club, Intramural, Pan American League, Pep Club. SHARON VARICHAK Library Staff, Literary Club, Office Assistant, Pan Amer- ican League, Science Club, Senior Girls Club, Student Advisory Council, Pep Club, Stunt Show. CHARLES VOSS A Cappella, Captain Cross Country, Debate, German Club, Open House Committee., Intramural, Junior Achievement, Latin Club, Manual , Student Advisory Council, Student Council, Track, Key Club, Stunt Show, Chess Club, Original Short Story Award, National Merit Semi-finalist. RUBY WARE Pep Club. SUSAN WARREN fgfigisplf ' ivlww , , ., . , ,,., . , ..... ,A .f,,,,.,we. wqg , . I , -ZW-f f 3-v It has been or us MARY WAUGI-IOP Choir, A Cappella, Fosters, Geography Club, Literary Club President, Manual Feature Editor, Senior Girls Club. FLOYD WEBB SARAH WEITKAMP French Club, Junior Achievement Secretary, Office As- sistant, Dramatics Club, Senior Girls Club, Service M, Perfect Attendance, Leadership Conference. ARTHUR WEISSER Football, Intramural, Track. RUTH WHITE Latin Club. VIRGIL WHITAKER Varsity Football, Intramural, Latin Club, Pep Club. HELEN WISI-IER Geography Club, Library Staff President, Senior Girls Club , Art Club President, Service M, Manual Representative at Art Workshop. GENIE WILI-IOIT Audio Visual Secretary, French Club President, Intramural, Literary Club, Office Assistant, Senior Girls Club Vice President, Service M, Pep Club, Stunt Show, Leader- ship Conference. ALICE WUETTERICH Office Assistant. EARL WYS Audio Visual Vice President, Cross Country, Football, Geography Club, Intramural Captain, Service M, Wrestling. KAREN ZINSER Choir, A Cappella, Senior Girls Club, Student Advisory Council. LORETTA SNODGRASS Intramural, Office Assistant, School Play, Senior Girls Club, Service M, Pep Club, Stunt Show, Noma Spelling Test, Attendance. BARBARA PEARL Junior Achievement, Drill Team. WILLIAM MODGLIN Football, Mirror, Art Club, Mirror Award. ROBERT FRERICKS Geography Club, Intramurals. TERRY GOODE Open House, Intramurals. DENNIS ROUTT A Cappella Vice President,Hall Monitors, Boys' Quartet, Intramurals,Pan American Treasurer, Science Club, Ser- vice M. BIRDA TRAMMELL Right: Tom Green and Marcia Hagemeyer talk over Mirror problems in Glen Oak Park. long enjfyfableyears l I ,V , x HQ? K, ,s as X Y ,x,',g . 1 , F 'K ' ,fl .1 . 1 , hx- V W it r H.. D, E H.: an ag nga! I ,W ai v 1 , fm? meh mx 14 'K il. 4? s J IDOL if A i Qi! f A. ,, 1 fu M 4 S M W x ,M W , if Ellwwflf We, tl2ejunz'01'5, class QF '64 l A , , A fi ,Q v if .f ff as i.. M S .. . 1 WX slr M Q A, .fre ::w2zff.a1ia,gwfagg X . r , f - I Q r R an 2,55 . gwgi f f K , 2 .. .. 4 5 ga A- Fir M A , ziifm- . ' gf'-, fm ew, K Q ns MESH' anuguag, H' f T The Class of '64, under the leadership of Mr. Norton and Mrs. Thompson, have pre- sented the junior Prom, the Turkey Walk, and for two years have Won the Stunt Show. We are proud to say we will be the first graduat- ing class to attend a full year at the New Manual. Left to right, Carolyn Kataoka, Robert Hall, Karl Kasjens, John Davidson. Anderson, Joyce Abel Michael Alms, Carol Anderson, Gerald Atkinson , Marilyn 3 Angle, Lilly Arndt, Theodore Barberis, James e lir ,A Barth, Lola M pp L ' L.-.gk I . xlpp y T '-.- 2 ir 5 Barlow, Robert -- Q Beckwith , Guyde en T ' Q , . V Beck, Maella i A Bonner , John Behm , Daniel Bledsoe , Mary Bollwinkle, Kathleen have ez desire to learn ai rig, Bond, Darlene Brodt, Katie Brown, Sharon Cassidy, Patrici Clark, Ronald Coates, Judith Curtis, Suzanne Bradle, Bonnie Branaman, James Bryson, James Burk, Rosemary Carlson, Mary Cain, Jerry Capranica, Susan Carr, Sarah Casey, James Chavez, Carmen Chittum, Carol Clark, Patricia Clark, Patricia Cleeton, Mary Coffman, Linda Coker, John Colgan, Gerald Cooper, Mike Cox, Karen Czerwinski, Mary Davidson, John -fs j' .R K is J as 5 If We - ,f bi' W., P .. fl Q . fi wiht., iw T i , to , s ,'1 L':f' A f 'f 42 Ana' seek the satzs actzon Davis, Mary Davis, Jo Lynn Denny, William Durr, Ronald Eddleman, Lanetta Eddy, David Eichhorn, Sandra Ertl, Joseph Everett, Thomas Flinn, Mary Frasco, Richard Frericks, Larry Gannon, Kathy Gates, Richard Gray, Terry Goetz, Frank Hagler, Victoria Hall, Robert Harris, Robert. Hauck, Clyde Haughey, Suellyn Dull, Evelyn Ellis, Eva Foraker, Laura Gaffney, Thomas Gunn, James Hagaman, Jack Hering, Diana 0 solzfzng dazbf problems i i Dale Warner and Gerry Anderson sign up for Open House 1n the old Manual on November 13th Hinds, Gerald Hoerr, Roger Hitchcock, Patricia Horne, Frederick lngolia, Philip Janovetz, Marie Jones, Barbara Kataoka, Carolyn Kasjens, Karl We are proud Q' our class Kendall, Gloria Keener, Peggy Kenser, Richard Koller, James Koch, Betty Kreps, Nancy Krornphardt, Roger Labedisf Candace Lawson, Ralph Leucht, Jacqueline Leach, Otis Look, Howard Lopez, Janie Look, Harold Lovan, William Lulay, James Lowery, Gertrude Luenz, Kay Lyons, Jerrilee McFall, Ella Mclntyre, Henrietta King, Romana Krummel, Patricia Lauer, Karen Leitner, Robert Lowe, Janet Lowery, Nancy McMillan, Betty ,5 cmd its many accomplishments Marx, Charlotte Meyer, Sheryl Miller, Charles Miller, Sally Minter, Patricia Miskimen, Diane Mohn, Terry Milsteadt, Richard 1 HHHLI is Moore, Bonnie T : f Moran, Mary ' ' A i gr' Morris , Elaine 3,3 'V Mosburg, Robert X'l ' ' . J Mullins, Thomas J 11 1, s Nelson, Janice Norman, Marjorie SVZVV Neptun, Linda Marquis, William Nussman Carol ish-vf 7 ' 'Sf,f O'Donnell, Mike Ortiz, Concepcion Parish, Bonnie Peace, Sandra Pylant, Shelia Porchie, Joyce Ramsey, John Raschert, Janice Richardson, Richard Reynolds, Wanda I. f-wls.,l'- R Lw:ALZ semis, .. 1 A-2fM.e 1, 2513125522535 wiiifmwl fffmfaems , ,.,, A,,AL. , , ,W W 'vim liiiwkn , ,,...., F ,. ..::,.,. . Q., BF., an wmv ,E Q N V t ,,. Lk rf' 9 ' 5 r ' ' 9 3 it 1 , 'hiv ' i 3 . is 91 amz' H 1 'E 1 :- 612925 ' UL? Zim.. I Wz'nnz'ng the stunt show Roberts, Ronald Robinson, Theresa Ruckle, Lester Rockey, Patricia Rogers, Johnny Rogy, Karen Rossetti, Thomas Rowe, Pamela Scovil, Marty Schreiber, Cassandra Schmitt, Pamela Schoolcraft, Robert Shrode , John Shults, Dorothy Shotton, Steve Sinnett, Martha Slaughter, Betty Slavens, Elizabeth Smith, Dale Smith, Sheila Stevens, Warren Rogan, Dean Rollins, Mildred Rose, Buddy Schmidt, Diana Smith, David Slater, Karen Snyder, Clifford TN + 32. ,,., S 4 - aa 59571 ,aw .. lmesentzhg tfzejunior prom is Steinb ach, Terry Spangler, Shirley Sylvester, Monica Thomas, Dennis .........-Q Thompson, Nancy iz, Thomas, Frances Trammell, Pauletta Tucker, Opal Underwood, J uamt Tucker, Terry Vaughn, Lynn Varichak, Julie Vef Thomas Veach Joyce Vincent, Charles Wall, Glenlce ,, H in M ' i Auf f s -fr f' ,.4,,,,, 5535 A .sf 5- , f , 1 fi'-.s '94 r tx vw-J J gf- mag, wt' ,, lf y W 9 ar iff fr' Y dt' in J +3 U' 'N' saith' X 'T' Mr. Thomas visits with some Sopho1nore's parents at Fall Open House. Junior Kathy Bollwinlcle, dances with Challo, our Foreign Exchange Student, at an after game dance Now we are eagerbz ,bre,barz'ng to become L zf g ' J Class 0 64 fllk' .f ab i?Q?lE'?s,2':1':,-fel Ji: T , may eq -Y sn, J' A S li H M51 is zjzfsffir f 1 F55 n-, .. K M ,. ,.,,, we , an ,Q f 3, S , 'X v N :ggi L 2,5 gs . 1 ,jf V? ld' . 5, ..,:' 9, Wallerwitz, Brenda Warren, Carol Warner, Dale Wonders, Thomas Watkins, George White, Mary White, Gary Whitfield, Mary Williams, Letitia Williams, Susan Winters, Karen Zanders, Rosalind Zuercher, Gary Auen, Pamela Allen, Kathlyn Foreman, Betty Jester, Sandra Keller, Joyce Reith, Susan Miklavic, James Warren, Margaret White , Joyce Williams, Deborah Zapushek, John 'iii , :J J J Sn' 1' 'V I M f ww ,,s,, ,W ,,k,:-kk :f I 2, ig, 4451 Branum, Ora 3i5,,iM5ff , V. , ,,.,i,s,, Hayden, Gene V Vvuu A Right: Patty Haste and Gary Avery Stroll in Glen Oak Park on a fall afternoon. 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MQ ., N ww m i ,, 6 3 . , A -wk uw?-'i ,-'SH Sophomore Class Officers are: President, Elvis Jones, Vice-President, Gary Crissg Sec- retary, Sandy Morseg and Treasurer, Kathy Yard. 2, K lg, '13 --., W. ,yn 3, Anderson, David A. Anderson, James Abraham, Phyllis L. Adams, Robert Allen, Ellen Lea Arnold , Ronnie Ashburn, Marilyn Anderson, Constance Anglin, Dennis Arnold, Johnnie Bailey, Henry Baker, William Atwood, Marsha Augsburger, Sandra K. Avino, Marcia Lynn Barret, Robert Barnhill, Patricia Bardezbanian, Lorraine Barklay, Thomas Barnhart, Darlene 58 Jean Sophomores Our Sophomore Class par- ticipated vigorously in many activities . We did our best in the Homecoming Stunt Show for this year . When it came to Open I-louse, our parents made it possible to win the trophy for bringing more parents to Open House than any other class . We held our Sophomore Dance in the new Manual High School on April 5, 1963 . Our faculty advisors were Mrs . Hogan and Mr. Laird . In thefol! we were the new sophomore class , Barron, Michael . Barron, Patrick R J ZEx ,,f' Berry, Alice Louise f R Berkey, Linda We I Bell, Roger Q lle- S 3 4 , .ele A A V V ' Buhr, Danny my T 5 J' Behrens, Barbara Lynn ,,r,.,-673, . f 'Sis I F 5: M . f , V Barry, Linda Louise j Baugher, Bruce gg, . Becker, Roger . 2 K , ,oc., W, s- Blount, Carole Lynn , ' Boesch, John reeee J T , 2 T Bohm, Brenda Sue 2fiigfxQeyJ fi2 2 1 7 , Bohm, Robert V Boone, Frances Brady, Sheryl Lynn Brakebill, Helen Braten Jack Biegler, Suzanne Burton, Toni Lynn nffilf Buettner Judy Burk, Frank Burton Glenda Burrell Pamela ue Bush, Linda Lou Carlock David Carroll Janet Lynn Christmas, Linda Christian, Thomas Clark Constance J E 'GUY -: .,:,1, rt. f gk 2 -4 re .if vs,-fm , f f , W -M 'T if ' f .eww ., .,.,..,,,. Cody, Glenda Jean Craig, Robert Lee Criss, Leslie Closen, Thelma Irene Coker, William ,aiu Craghe ad , Thomas Crebo, Allen Crotz, Marilyn Lee Crotz, Cheryl Ann Crowell, Dennis 59 Excited 191 the realizjf qi Manual Hzglz School l u' QW ,,r,1 M - wmyn , , 3 f S ...- 52355522 - 'Wiatr . iff!-fig , L:-, , ,lfla e ji 1 'sy Fi,- xl P' , gl if-,,g , ' ,-21 2'5f2eHj',,,v :Q - H Z' 531-5'2 Daley, Jean Sue Davidson, Gloria Jean Cullen, Robert Cupples, James Crump, Carol Dearman, Diana Lynn Dean, Pamela Kay Davis, Ella Davis, Larry Davis, Mary DeSutter, Robert Dentino, Valia Diane Demmin, Gary Diduik, Vivian Nina Denny, Kathryn Jane Doering, Kay Dobbins, Nancy Sue Dhaese, Mourina Denise Dimon, Frances Diane Dixon, John Earley, Helen Geraldine Elliot, Truman Dutro, Gary Dutton, William Divert, Sylvia Lucille Fares, William Facker, Cynthia Ann Emerson, Christine Kay Everett, Judith Lynn Everett, Robert Flinn, William Flint, James Fetch, Sterling Fierce, Morris Fisher, Diana Lynn French, Nancy Jean Frazell, Nancy Flint, Sarena Foote, John F ourdyce, Phyliss Jean 60 ff' 3 2 ii! z 5 .3 sri MQ: ww x ,Q,fi,,i,r gm FL T L ' ,315 we strove to make ez plaeejir ourselves I . 5, K 4 X 'H 2 if fl if K5 ff' an , 5 ,W K, 5, .., . mu f as 225, 3' ' - - -far m ' W sseiifzgi jig :lz V Hk,siaF : 1:::. T X ,QA is Frye, Ronnie Gabriel, Thomas Goins, Penny Louise Garrabrant, Vicki Jean Gasparovich, Stephen Gettings, Darlene Glovacki, Judith Mary Gravat, Diana Lee Goodwin, Ronnie Gohl, Barbara Jean Grazer, Karen Lynn Grubbs, Marilyn Lee Gunzenheiser, Gail Marie Gwaltney, Linda Lee Hall, Robert Hall, Nancy Donette Haman, Paulette Elizabeth Hand, Karen Elaine Hansen, Maren Jo Harris, Gary Hastings, Beverly Hamton, Beth Lorraine Haywood, Marilyn Henderson, Patricia Lynn Henderson, Ralph Heuermann, Judith Ann Hilst, Carol Lynn Hills, James Henthorn, William Holford, William Hodge, Paul Holzinger, Christina Lynn Hopwood, Michael Hunt, Judith Kay Hulting, Thomas Hurley, Patricia Rose Hurt, Dennis Huson, Michael Huston, Freddy Hutchings, Katherine Elaine 61 Q1 Q 2: ,ig .4- 1 1 . , 1 . V I ,E 5 'N 'ze it 'W ST ef Mi i and 'rf , 5 if 1 il? 435 6. E 6' Searchingjnr a classroom . . tlzatjirst report cam' , A W V 'iw J 5' F5 Ezl f 911-1 .-'kf ' 'R Lf! Q ' 3 3 fi . , CQ ...,..'-n,- ,, .... 5 V W ,gf xf is 5, I 3 --, A'.'V 4 , in 111 H fl' ,A- ' 7552, J ,,,, I x 1 3 H 9 cr -' k , H A sv 1 3 V I ,I 5, . -,,' ' r ig: , 5, ,. , '- Jennings, Sue Ann Johnson, Charlotte Ingolia, Charles Innes, Joyce Ann Jackson, Vicki Sue Jones, Elvis Jones, Thelma Joes, Patricia Johnson, Jones, Ruby Verlena Julien, Connie Sue Joseph, Lynda Lou Jordan, Richard Jordan, Janis Evelyn Jordan, Kathleen Sue King, Paula Jean Kinsman, Walter Kasper, Dan Kellar, Stevens King, Walter Lacewell, Randy Lamb, Charles Kircher, Frank Kreyer, Patricia Lee Krueger, Diana L. Lovell, Peggy Jean Lucas, Kristina Irene Lee, Mary Lou Lehman, Teresa Lynn Lippert, James McCarthy, Priscilla Ellen McCarthy, Ricky Lunsford, James McCallister, Robert McCarthy, James Manley, Diane Lynn Marple, Susan Marie McC1osky, David McDowell, Calista Faye Mangan, Dennis 62 Dz's,19Iayz'ng our s,19z'rz't at Ola' Manual's last 019612 House M 3 ,:,:. ire 'Tilt Wy 72? 2, gg Y ,I vw . V,,: it 2. , qggfriwwj .. - , ,,,m,,gg t x A , 1, Marvin, Ronald Martinez, Patricia Ann Marsh, Shiela Diane Marten, Christy Laura Masters, Thomas Moak, William Miller, Pamela Melonis, Pete Meyers, Sharon Lynn Miller, Marilyn Morse, Sandra Kay Moore, Betty Jean Modglin, Roy Mohn, Allen Moore, Larry Mulleneal-IX, Janet Sue Lll WL Moss, Jeanne Louise v az Mosburg, Mary Jane L Mosier, Dexter Murphy, Robert V H Qilx O'Neal, Shirley Mae Patterson, Michael Nelson, Joan Elaine Neptun, Phillip Ommen, Kathleen Sue Picton, David Reed, Michael Peacock, Carolyn Sue Peterson, Barbara Lynn Phelon, James Putman, Patricia Ramos, Judith Ann Plowrnan, Jerry Plowman, Larry Pomeroy, LaVonne Pitcher, Sandra Reese, Noma Gay Ramsey, David Rathbun, Joseph Rech, Emest 63 Y 1 5 , L, ig. A eww 'isis P. vw We gained in knowledge, frz'ena'shz,I9, and Zfyalify al 5 wal 5? tl 5 X Rockey, Diane Kay Robinson, Alberta Richmond, Constance Reider, Christie Riggs, Russell Rudloff, Linda Kay Rothenbuehler, Pamel Rogan, Donna Roger, Jacqueline Kay Rollings, James Schlis, Margie Lynn Samp, Ralph Savage, Georgia Schoff, Sharon Lynn Schermer, Teddi Helena Scovil, Sharon Scovil, Linda Lee Shuler, Darlene June Schwerer, Marilyn Jean Schurtz, Alice Roseine Siewert, Jane Ann Shreffler, Sherry Shatkus, Maryanne Shaw, Sharon Shoreach, Carol Sprehe, Joyce Elaine Skaggs, William Skaggs, Sandra Lou Smith, Tom Smith, Larry Steinbach, Nancy Ann Street, Donnie Stear, Sharon Standerfer, Howard Stear, Robert Street, Sue Strickler, Gary Steinberger, Gerald Stockwell, Thomas Stout, Donald 64- 3 - S fr , 2 Q f ,, Q, via W ff f , -l fr . , L' ,.,,,,, f Q , UK 'W . Q- I f- ' M I R . , ------ ' r S'1.: ?V ' .. i3'?55?:'Q?I5iF 'S ss . to the old tmdz'Zz'0n5 0 our New Manual . s a - V- .E if Q . f ' , -- Q- ,. f- .. A 'iii a+ r ,xr if If A ' -V ' ,fs - if 5 15 -- H K 2 if H, Mia? Q, 'V 54 3 1 ,, .X , ifkgirffgix gr, 41.3-alan - : 44' .'7:Q ':b v,A.,., r . A,X. - ' F5152 I 551 ,, me --meg me N 'x 4 l I VI' ffi ,T , . g .1 i may if ,114 1 'V Strube, Henry Strum, John Suddeth, Linda Sullins, Betty Sullens, Ernie Swanson, Darell Test, Leona Thomason, Patricia Tracy, Dennis Thomas, Marie Trollope, Larry Tucker, Linda Turnbow, Shirley Van I-Iollenbeck, Pe Thomas, Gloria Velpel, Kathleen Van Wassenhave, Linda Von Behren, Arthur Wynn, Linda Vincent, Norma Wright, James Wright, Linda Wright, Barbara Wooden, Cindy Wright, Charlotte Witt, Mary William, Diane Williams, Icyphine Williams, Earns. Mae Willi, Karen Whitaker, Sharon Whittmore, Danny West, Nancy Wegner, Alice Weimer, Vicky Webb, Linda Ware, Ida Pearl Zapushek, Frank Ziegenhom, Roger Yard, Kathy 65 I f 'Qs f Q LJ -5- E ,iz i I1 1 .vziuf , 1.75, 9 . --Y , 1. fvffgirfp r i Fall . ,ba 4 - ,,,, A' f'.gngf,,a.t rf ,ffl .nl ,, 71, 4 ,lffif-'glffim t W' y 'fire ,g37.f, 1'ganz'zatz'0ns All the organizations of Manual contribute to a student's awareness . They give him an opportunity to follow special interests, increase his social life, and prepare him to become an interested citizenof his community. Many of the clubs have offered these opportunities to students since the early day at old Manual. Now with additional facilities for varied activities these clubs move toward a vital future in the new school. Bill I-Ieartsfield, Linda Wright, Ralph Lawson, and Roger Hoerr show that old Manual spirit as the Rams score their second touchdown before their half-time band per- formance at the Richwoods' foot- ball game, ' Elw Bud Grimm receiving the Frank Chizmar Trophy. Student Council Our Student Council under the leadership of Bud Grimm, our Mayor, has the task of planning and carrying out the many extra -curricular activities. The most important of these activi- ties is the Homecoming which consists of the electing of the queen, the parade, and the dance. Among other activities are the after game dances, paid assemblies, and Christmas bas- kets. These are just some of the things which make the Student Council the most outstanding organization at Manual ROW 1--Mr. Wessels, Kathy Bollwinkle, Suzanne Curtis, Chery Streibich, Guydeen Beckwith, Sharon Tomlinson, Charles Voss Bud Grimm, Becky Kaspar, Colleen Hill, Gregory Hancock Sylvia Stafford, Mr. McCann. ROW 2--Lorraine Bardez Ba nian, Joyce Sprehe, Sharon Schoff, Ron Roos, Richard Frasco 68 - Y'- ROW 1--Becky Kasper, Bud Grimm, Charles Voss. ROW 2--Gregory Hancock, Harold Montville, Sharon Tomlin son, Sylvia Stafford. om Rossetti, Harold Montville, Julie Varichak, Ted Arndt. OW 3-- Chalo Valenzuela, Ted Hornsby, David Auer, Dave nderson, John Stenson, Phil Neptun, Dennis McWethy, Dan Kas- 1r, Bob Adams, Sue Street. NOT PICTURED--Pat Barron. I Jim Koeppel and John Stenson being helped at Sales Cage Ted Hornsby. American F iela' Service In 1960 American high schools played host to 1, 847 foreign students from all parts of the free world. These students lived with American fam- ilies and attended school as regular high school students. After graduating from high school, the students were taken on abus trip to different cities in the United States. The trips were climaxed by a visit to the Capitol in Washington D.C . Ships and planes then took the students back to their prospec- tive countries . This year, as you know, We are host to Gon- zalo Lobos fChaloD from Chile. We hope that you have all met Chalo and talked with him . Chalo is a very nice young man, and we are sure he would like to talk and make friends with all of you. FRONT ROW from Left to Right--Bud Grimm, Chalo, Cheryl Strelblch BACK ROW Harold Montville Becky Kaspar Chalo receiving his Manual jacket, presented by his host Harold. Chula in Chile - 1 - '1 ' ' 4 l', L' - A' - - ' ' f' sis' , h e 7 y I . 1 , A V, ti Q f i f Qi , Q f s ': e 1 if A seH:f t ' ' ' , W ,A M-.-:r I ..i. . i . 'v,', 1 K K L ' LT F 2 K A 4am-1 V im , M i ,V grams, 2-,ti Cha1o's soccer team in Chile 71 A View of Volcan Osorno in Chile This is a view of Parroquia San Jose in Tal cahuano, Chile. ROW 1--Kay Scott, Tom Green, Marcia I-Iagemeyer, Tom Simpson, and Pat Haste. ROW 2--Mrs. Calkins, Bill Modghn Joyce Poxchie, Linda Neptun, Margie Norman, Sandra McKellip, Karen Rogy, David Eddy, and Carol Tompkinsg Gary Zercher not pic tured. M 27707 Ed'Z.f0TZ.d! Staff Mirror Staff--The Mirror editorial staff consists of approximately twenty students under the advisement of Mrs. Calkins. This year we had the difficult task of producing another gold medal Winning book like last year's. We were very proud to have been a part of the staff who made the '62 Mirror outstanding, and we are even prouder for the '63 Mirror. Our job includes many hard hours preparing to meet deadlines. We design the cover, layout the book, write the copy, and check the copy before publication.This year we had co-editors, Marcia Hagemeyer and Tom Simpson. at . E. , ,few yinn 72 Our advisor Mrs. Calkins helps Tom Green Mz'rr0r usiness Szfajjf Mirror Staff--During the summer vacation the Mirror business staff begins their work toward the selling of advertisements in order that we might have ayearbookinthe spring.Thisyear'sbusiness manager is jim Thomson with Mr.Davis as their advisor.They not only sold advertisements, but they sold rams at Christmas time, plastic covers for the yearbooks, and the promotion of the actual sale of the book.We should be proud of these two staffs for making possible a fyirmrf' yearbook filled with the memories of 1963, which in- cluded our great new school. Sue Driskell, Jim Thomson, Ted Arndt, and Helen Bur- roughs pose for an ad picture. ROW 1--Pat Krummel, Helen Burroughs, Jim Thomson, Judy Miller. ROW 2--Phylis Hardesty, Vicky Garrabrant, Charles McCoy, Dave Pictin, Robert Hall, Mr. Davis, Pat Clark, Sandra Reeser. 73 ,fi ROW 1--LaVerne Pomroy, John Coker, Roger Meyer, Carol Nuss- man. ROW 2--Mr. Guindon, Dawn Mervis, Karen Hand, Pat Hutchings. ROW 3--Danny Beihm, Tom Mul- lins. ii' air M aaaa! Ed'Z.f0TZ.d! Stajj' This year's newspaper, the Manual has informed and delighted everyone who has read a single issue of it. The Manual Edito- rial Staff has helped to enliven it with jokes and advice columns as well as news of sports, interviews, and glimpses of Senior Sta.ndouts. These reporters and editors have worked hard to produce a good news- paper. M aaaal 1'0a'actz'0n Stajj' The financing of the Manual this year was taken care of by the Manual Business Staff. This group of people sells advertis- ments to local business firms and other in- dividuals. Many of the newspaper's finan- cial problems were met and conquered be- cause of this staff. ROW 1--Jackie Leucht, Kathy Foulks, Sandy Os- bourg, Kay Kataoka, Mary Flinn, Mary Whitfield. ROW 2--Mr. Gorm an, Carol Alms, Lola Barth, Mary Waughop, Herrnina Aldred, Sheila Pylant, Ora Branum. ROW 3--Edwina Jordan, Delores Wright, Mike Hopwood, John Rathbun, John Thomas, Judy. ROW l--Marcia Hage- meyer, Kay Scott, Mrs. Calkins, Mr. Da- vis. ROW 2--Tom Green, Harry Under- hill, Tom Simpson, Jim Thompson, Bill Greenwalt. Quill and Scroll Students from the Mirror staff, Manual staff, and photography staff make up the Quill and Scroll. It is an honorary journalism soci- ety under the advisement of Mrs. Calkins and Mr. Davis. The members of the Quill and Scroll are required to maintain a B average in their subjects. Photo Staff Members of the photography staff take most of the pictures used in the yearbook, school newspaper, and pictures for publicity during and after school hours. They should be con- gratulated for the fine quality of pictures to make the 62 Mirror a medal winner . We are sure this year's pictures used will win another gold metal yearbook for us. The photography staff is under the sponsorship of Mr. Wooley. Couch--left to right--Vicky Jackson, Nancy Steinback, Barb Birmingham. Photographers--front--Mr. Wooley, Mike Abel, Harry Underhill, Terry Steinback. BACK--Bill Greenwalt, Dean Rogan, Dick Atkinson. Af, i' 1,575 T iiifiil ,W f fi, ' il ,gli' fi X ' v as ' J f1,f I ll ig ' f 4 , . , . Varsiyr Cheerleaders Varsity--Without the Var- sity Cheerleaders helping us to coordinate and encouraging our high spirits and good sports- manship, We might not have had the wonderful teams We had. Not only this, but they have the job of leading our fans in tradi- tional and new cheers at pep rallies andgames in all condi- tions. We should be honored and proud of these fine girls under the sponsorship of Mrs. Clauson. ROW 1--Marilyn Hinton, Joyce Brad- ley, and Sarah Carr. ROW 2--Bonnie Bradle, Carol Thompkins, and Sandy Hurley. jr. Varszyz Cheerleaders Pam Rothembuehler, Diane Cravet, Joyce Sprehe, Sandy Morris, Kristine Lucas, and Lydia Sljusar. Leading the cheering section for the sophomore'steams at allpreliminary games is the job of the jr. Varsity Cheerleaders. This year they have done a fine job for a fine team. Their cheerleading experience this year will possibly gain them a Varsity job in future seasons. R-U18 Manual'5 Marchz'ng Bama' Manual is proud of its Marching Band.The great ability and dedication of Mr. Huber, the hard work of the band members, and the style of the majorettes makes our band one of the best in the Mid-State Eight. They perform at football and basketball games, and for school assemblies and concerts. Besides their musical activities they make up and sell the very fine Music Club Calendar. Band director, Mr. Huber, is a credit to both Manual and the community. 77 Ifskk . 1 '- kai A' , ' ,Q ,.. . , I , A , if S' i ff y- i.l5Q'.,,t5 tggvlfx iu,t A - i1E4m.,1 -W M anaa! Stage Bana' Advisor:Mr. Huber. Left to right, SEATEDH U.I-Ieilke, K, Kasjens, D. Smith, J. Tripp, W. Heartsfield, J. Purcell, R. Hoerr, T. Mohn, STANDING--F. Lee, J. Thomas, A. Huber, G. Fetsch, C. Miller. W Orchestra At left from left to right, ROW I --J. Jordan, J.Martin, J. Bryson, T. Coker, C. Johnson, C. Crotz, NI. Dobbins, B. Bohm, T. Jones, KOW 25 U. Heilke, Mir. Huber, 7. Lee, F. Dimon, M. Davis, M. 'owell, K, Winters, R. Burke, C. Irump, T. Mohn. ROW 3, K. Casjens, D. Smith, J. Tripp, D, look, A, Huber, K. Fetch, C. Mil- er. - nm., Modern M usie Masters The Modern Music Masters is another division in the band depart- ment. It is largely a money raising organization and carries out many different activities throughout the year. Below from left to right, ROW l--R. Seay,M, Powell,J. Martin, C. Kataoka, E. Jordan, T. Sommer. ROW 2--Mr. Huber, C. Miller, C. Alms, J. Purcell, M, Sylvester, R, Hoerr, A. Huber. ROW 3--T. Mohn, D. Look, D. Taylor, J. Tripp. The and ruferzfains Manuals' Marching Band enter- tains at half-time at both football and basketball games. Also the band puts on assemblies, per- forms concerts, and sponsors the Birthday Calendar and other fund raising projects. 79 L. , was ,.,, , , , . f l Z, f if A Cappella Choir Manual's main choir is the ACappella, under the direction of Mr. Parks. The choir performs be- fore assemblies at Manual and other schools, and at other important social doings when asked to do so.This year's A Cappella Choir sponsored many extracurricular activities in order to raise money for new robes.The choir exchange assembly this year was with Richwoods High School.The officers, who are proud of one of the best A Cappella Choirs include, Tom Nevlida, President, Dennis Routh, Vice President, Sheila Hornbacker, Secretary-Treasurer. 80 Girls, Glee Club Mr. Parks directs the Girls' Glee Club in learning every kind of music. It is an elective course, and they meet five days a week. They sing mainly for their own enjoyment. They gain valuable experience which will help them achieve a position in more important choirs. 81 Girls' Choir Manual's Girls' Choir is composed of se- lected sophomore, junior, and senior girls, who are under the leadership of Mrs. Szepessy She leads this robed choir in singing before student assemblies as well as other perform- ance. After leaving the Girls' Choir, the girls havea chance of going into the A Cappella Choir and some become Stephen Foster Singers . Mz'xed Choir The Mixed Choir is a fairly new branch of the music department at Manual. ls is made up of boys and girls who have the will and the talent to sing. They are led by Mr. Parks and these students have a chance of someday singing with the A Cappella Choir. STANDING, left to right--Sue Capranica, Sherry Ertl, Arlene Deckard, Pat Clark, Millie Daniels, Helen Burroughs, Betty Koch, Becky Caspar, Mary Waughop, Kathy Bollwinkle, Pat Rocl-cey, SEATED--Cassie Schrieher. Stephen oster Singers The Manual Stephen Foster Singers, a group made up of twelve girls, is organized as an en- tertainment phrase of the music department. A majority of the songs that are sung by this group have been composed by Stephen Foster. The Fosters, as they are called. appear before audi- ences throughout the city. Bcpfs' Octet The boys' Octet, under the supervision of Mrs.Szepessy, is organized in order to provide entertainment, This group sings a variety of songs at special shows, They also sing with the A Cappella Choir at assemblies, programs and other social doings . Left to right--lst ROW--Dean Rogan, Mike Huson--2nd ROW--Mike Abel, Steven Hopwood, Tom Nevlida--3rd ROW--Jim Gunn, Charles Gates. Not present--Dennis Routt. Left to Right: ROW 1--Mr.McCann,M.Stice, T. Robinson, K. Ornmen, P. Jones, D. Herring, L. Everett, C. Johnston, D. Caspar. ROW 2--S.Lehmann, R. King, C. Shrieber, J. Sprehe, N. Vincent, M. Campbell, J. Bryson, M. Reed, D. McCloskey. ROW 3--B. Wallcrwitz, D. Fisher, J. Nlullineaux, K. Willi, K. Yard, C. Nussman, M. White, A. Watt, B. Litner, D. Ramsey. ROW 4--M. Schweir, P. Johnston, S. Pitcher, P. Putnam, J. Nelson, M. Czerwinski, S. Peace, J. Ertle, T. Christian, R. Riggs. Latin Club The members of the Latin Club, sponsored by Mr. McCann, belong to an organization called the junior Classic League. The Latin Club concentrates on the ancient Roman and Greek civilizations. Some of the Latin Clubs activities include films on Roman and Greek civilization, hayrack rides, and a booth for the carnival. The Latin Club studies about landmarks such as the Colosseum in Rom e. 84- Pan American League A View of the National Congress is an impressing part of Cholo's homeland. 85 The Pan American League promotes interest in the Spanish Language and customs. This year there was a conference at Bradley, Illinois to elect state officers. Co- secretaries, Pat Krummel and Betty Koch, Co- Presidents, Rick Smith and Pat Minter and Karen Hand, Treasurer. JN., , ,, X, .EL ee l ' tt A ...e 'MEAT I .A TXxQff'M5T' -. E sw ,iff '. , fy. ,V ll V. X J , ', xi, , , 1 7 5 ,,. , L .V . -WIT Q: ff-fi' ., J ' 1 gs A .Ml t QOH ' f X V, 2' .ff , A Qfffgw W. lf. ,xv r 5:5 if-, fri If , V X, J K. Leftto right--ROW 1--L. Sljusar, B. Wright, A. Wegner, T. Shirmer, L. Foraker, Mr. Dieken. ROW 2--A. Von Behren, D. Mangan, tif J. Wright,P. Schmit, J. Strade, J. Coker, T. Grey, C. Miller. ROW 3: F. Zapushek, D. Taylor, D. Smith, T. Gaffney, T. Mullins, ,f-61 R. Clark, B. Stear, R. Zaboreck. , ,KM K 'T' ,Nui ermcm Club Lizfemyf Club ,ZX , , 1 .X The German Club, under the supervision of The Literary Club of 1963 is under the lead- t Mr. Dieken, learns many interesting things dur- ership of Miss Munsterman. Through this club, Q ing the year. The members investigate many the members have come to appreciate good lit- 1-fl , fields of interest pertaining to Germany. The erature. They alsoparticipate indifferent essay officers are Tom Mullins--President, Ron Clark contests. Mary Waughop is this year's president. 253, --Vice President, Tom Gaffney--Treasurer. Q ifi- ,q , 1. , 2,5,,f I ,X .L J, w. 7, ' :ff If ky, I Ml, ' 'X 'i xiii T T if X. il 'E' . ,T -L 4, fini- Y ,r-:pr 1' J XM, ff x r XX Jw, ff f' Y l at A X- XR ix . X, . , fx N Z Uni, V wx, , ,..., -,LTM 7' A ' V Left to right--ROW l--S. Reith, M. Waughop, C. Nussman. ROW 2--B. Caspar, H. Aldred, J. Wilhoit, B. Brentrup, Miss Munster- J 'fm' man. ROW 3--M. Hagemeyer, S. Mc Bride, K. Gannon, S. Stribeck, M. White, S. Varichalc. ROW 4--T. Simpson, S. Hopwood, J. f Gunn, T. Tucker, R. Hoerr, J. Brannaman. 86 ,Y v -7:2r': ,'! f ,-,f 1 Gy. QM gf .je , . r 1 . x 1 Left to right SEATED--N. Lowery, S. Reith, K. Gannon. STANDING ROW 1--Leucht, S. Cooper, M. Flinn, C. Wall, J. Gunn, v 1 'x 4 Z 1 fl R. ZanderS,, S. Carr, W. Durham, S. Hopwood, S. Pylant, C. Labedis, O. Tucker, J. Haley, F. Bell, Mr. Laird. ROW 2--V. fl l-lageler, S. Smith, J. Branaman, K. Slater, L. Barth, N. Kreps, B. Slavens, O. Branum, K. Cox, G. Kendel, J. Davis,S. Curtis, ,E G. Zuercher, J. Kepple, T. Grismore. ROW 3--R. Hall, C. Schrieber, B. Koch, D. Gettings, M. Campbell, K. Bollwinkle, P. jf- Minter, R. Grigsby, C. Nussman, M. White, J. White, P. Clark, B. Parish, K. Kasjens. ROW 4--J. Barberis, J. Davidson, J. X Coker, T. Tucker, C. Burke, K. Rogy, P. Johnson, R. Grigsby,J. Ertl, R. Roos,G. Zapusher, G.Watkins, G.Avery, P.Crumme1, T. Robinson A. Watt M. Cooper P. Rowe. 5 I J J , .N .A A' , A , v N . , l,,5g2..,u ,m 3 1 Qgtgf , , ,LV ' V 5, , fri .T .W UM, ,V V 6 , wi J 61 2 .N fy, ' I .yi ff... -I Y M Jifixi if .. 1 'wwvwwwuwwi ' A ta f' w k ,,3'f.,L: i jl '-ft ,Q . V 1113, 9 7 HX. f-..,,,,,, I as fjxxxfyfv, 3 iii Y A li. b 6 1 N 'I-Q...-era, 5 ., ' .X g - K ' ' f , 'ly A . . t L... 1 r Q 1. fr- i J eogmjvlgy Cla f V, 1, it ,f M Q. . ' f .14 rl Q ' 1 A. , ,A 1 . , X, l N, , if. , ,, ' ,, . ,Al 956, f The Geography and World History ' v , ,f ' ' ,W X , K, ' Q ,ff ' 'f' , . ' .1 4 - . , -mx, Xl , ld ,M , 'f f X ,ff R., Q if club IS made up of students interested -Q , - ' H ' ,J J , V Rf. if 'W ff 4' L f r , in these fields. The had man ac- K ,-x 'NX 1 , .Iv - ' --f-f77 X. if it .fc P, 1 . . . . Y Y rf . 'E E 5 f' f .fig 3 .P , if 8. N' t1v1t1es durm the ear, The also 4 ' , Y . J fi ,K g Y Y f T. ' in .cE,'f.Gff V up Q .-N, ij' read about current events, and other L, xx 577' ,Hg A T! ' events concerned with these areas. , is T fix V 23. ,Q The officers are Left to rlght A ff - L I lflii , . we . . , SEATED--N, Lowery, s, Reith, K. 1- T . 2 V . pf- , V , GHIIIIOII . r r' , 3 efg. g viva , X F K 'X , . , ' fffsxx 'axis , ,V . .NT .. 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J' 1' 'EK Ng 'i helix 1' S ' N . ff ,L , , . if , ,j ,J gf -ff, 7 44, ,,,,,:,i ,L , aj 5 if kr ,nga . li, , ,H 1 R wb .,KaaZf,,6'j?,f A fi 5, , E i f 7 L, .ff If S ' 2 .4 s. . Y ' ' ii. I X e'.' - y ' M E 5' , ' 1 - ' fl f rxf , P W , fm I , if ,gif ,, ,A-tr ff' ,jr :I f' If u .1 Yxqvl, 4 1 EX nw-7' fhxif ,Z I! , 'I ,ff I Q I 7 V ' 1, I- an K ef , iv, .- ,M MA, ,km , A, ,K x X, X ' fir, ,X I Ziff- , f.. . A ff! 1 ff slug I as ' 59? T- 1 -' SEATED, left to rightg D. Curran, S. Reith, A. Von Behren, B. Greenwalt. lst ROW--Mr. Funk, N. Lowery, K. Gannon, B. Crooks, N Vincent, C. Kataoka. 2nd ROW--S. Peace, D. Manley, S. Hopwood. 3rd ROW--J. Terrell, B. Baughcr. abate Team Our debate team teaches its members reason- ing, poise, and logical thinking through partici- pation in many debates with other schools. Al- though some of the debates which the debate team participated in were lost, many were won. This experience will help many of the members in their chosen careers. mmatics Club The Dramatics Club, under the guidance of Mr. Little, gives an opportunity to students who wish to further themselves in the field of acting. Dur- ing the past year they have produced and per- formed in the play Onions ln the Stew and others. Left to right: lst ROW: H. Wisher, M. Norman, C. Chittum, B. Foreman, T. Simpson, S. Carr, M. Flinn, M. Waid, Mrs. Calkins. 2nd ROW: P. Davis, L. Neptun, O. Branum, S. Crump, B. Bohm, G. Bailey, G. Adams, F. Bell, M. Abel. 3rd ROW: P. Auen, E. Hinton, S. Brown, J. Siewert, B. Koch, S. Hand, P. Henderson, R. Costic. Art Club The Art Club, directed by Mrs. Calkins, once again has had it share of activities. The mem- bers made stage decorations for the all school play Onions in the Stew, hall decorations for the Homecoming, and they decorated thechildren's ward at the St. Francis Hospital on Christmas. They also sponsored the Senior Art Exhibit. Stage Crew The Stage Crew, directed by Mr. Schultz has the responsibility of setting and cleaning the stage and operating the lights and curtain. These are the people behind the scenes who help produce an assembly. They helped with our stunt show, all school plays, and various productions during the school year. Left to right: KNEELING--J. Lippert, G. Dutro. STANDING: Mr. Tmmpold, R. Leitner, J. Davidson, J. Branaman, S. McBride, S. Cooper, P. Melonis, T. Hulting, Mr. Shultz. L., Y H. Left to right, ROW 1: L. Lacewell, S. Tomlinson, N. Lowery. ROW 2: lvirs. Cavanagh, I.. Christmas, R. King. S.Reeser, H. Wisher, E. Jordan, Mrs. Conlin. ROW 3: D. Wright, K. Slater, L. Barth, K. Brodt, N. Kreps, J. Jordan, G. Davidson, L. Key. ROW 4: R. Becker, I-I. Standerfer, A. Crebe, J. White, S. I-laughey, T. Robinson, L. Neptun, K. Gannon. Libmfjy Club Student librarian assistants. who find work- ing with books an enjoyment, make up the li- brary Club. These students help Mrs . Cavanaugh before, during and after school. Meetings are held once a month to share ideas and make dis- plays for the library. A udio- Visual Operating the projectors for films around the school is the main duty of the audio visual staff under the advisorship of Mr. Little. They also handle the scheduling and are responsible for the films on different school courses . FRONT ROW, Left to Right: S. Crowly, E. Wyss, G. Wilhoit, T. Maggio, D. Marinich, T, Altgn, Mr, Little, SECOND RQW: R, Grigsby, B. Parish, S. Randall, B. Hinthorn, B. Slavens. THIRD ROW: B. Schoolcraft, V. Dentino, M. O'Donnell, R. Venzon. Left to right, ROW 1: N. Lowery, P. Minter, T. Robinson. ROW 2: G. Beckwith, V. Hagler, T. Schermer, A. Robertson, R. King C. Scovil, P. Lindsey, C. Howell, D. Williams, M. Mathews. ROW 3: Mrs. Gustin, J. White, B. Wright, M. Dowell, S. Ramos, B Sullins, R. Morgon, S. Genovese, B. Parish, B. Wallerowitz, P. Johnston, J. Flint. ROW 4: R. Costic, M. Beck, E. Hinton, J Leucht, M. Carlson, B. Slavens, N. Thompson, S. Pitcher, P. Schmitt, K. Lauer, P. J. Clark. Rea' ross Manuals jr. Red Cross is a service organi- zation, with helping as their main object when they undertake a special project. They help at hospitals, promoting the jr. Red Cross enroll- ment drive and selling gifts at Christmas after school. The advisor is Mrs. Gustin. Health Careers The Health Careers Club is for girls who are interested in nursing, social science, and other fields of health. During the year they have teas and meetings after school with speakers of vari- ous fields . This year's advisor is Miss Kapraun. FRONT ROW--left to right: M. Cleeton, J. Davis, Miss Kapraun, Judy Evertts, A. Robertson, Glenice Wall, Francis Bloom, R. Jackson, J. Hall, P. Auen. SECOND ROW: Barbara Behrens, Vivian Diduk, Jean Cody, Myrtle Compton, Pat Cassidy, Sandy Pitcher, Mary Carlson, Peggy Kenner. Aa'vz's0U Council The duty of the Student Advisory Council is to link the connections between all school or- ganizations and the student body. The Advisory Council is made of one representative and one alternate from each advisory. Mrs. Wallace is the advisor of this large organization. Hal! M0nz'Z0rs Hall Monitors serve as guides to visitors to Manual. They help guests find rooms they are looking for, and ansvver any questions about Manual that are asked of them. They are under the guidance of Mrs. Wright. Leftto right: 1stROW--B. Brentrup, J. White, M. Kuhn, L. Lacewell, L. Pennington, Mrs. Wright. 2nd ROW--J. Denton, D. Chamb- lin, B. Merriman, J. Gunn, D. Routt, T. Tucker, C. Brown, B. Albritton, D. Smith. Mr. Guindon, advisor, with officers, Sonya Melz, president Qfifth from leftj Jim Branaman, program chairman fsixth from lefty Den- nis Crawell, music chairman ffourth from lefty Patty Haste, publicity chairman Qthird from leftj. Youth JM Christ Y. F.C., whichstandsfor Youth For Christ, is a branch of the international association or- ganized to build spiritual character in the lives of teenagers. Manual's Y.F.C. Club meets every Wednesday morning at 7:50 a.m. Mem- bers unite inprayer, songs, and hymns. They have various types of meetings each week. Future Teachers The Future Teachers of America is made up of students planning to make teaching their career. At regular meetings they discus teaching as a profession and related topics. During the year they make money hy various means such as selling Manual pencils. sf ftn M -an C. Kataoka,P. Crummel, B. Brentrup, J. White, J. Jordan, K. Gannon, R. Burk, Mrs. Nelson. 2nd ROW-HM. Mosburg, L. Neptune, V. D6l1t1HO,P. Clark, K. Winters, M. Whitfield. 3rd ROW--J.Baily, S.Peacc, C. Alms, S. Reith, M. Sylvester, B. Bohm, C. Crump, B. Parish. Pep Club Pep Club Officers--SEATED: Bonnie Bradle, Marilyn I-linton,Joyce Bradley, Sarah Carr, Carol Tompkins, and Sandy Hurley. STANDING: Mr. Wessels, Ellen Albrit- ton, Sue Curtis, John Stenson, and MI. Mc Cann. Pep lub Pep Club--Our enthusiastic Pep Club is re-- sponsible for our fine Sports manship on the side- lines of the football and basketball games. The Pep Club is led by the cheerleaders with help added from Mr. McCann and his student council members. The Pep Club has sponsored some other activities such as after game dances. qm.,,.w.V.,,w,mYm Uwling lub Bowling Club--This year has been a great year for the Bowling Club. It is bigger and better than ever. Mr. Laird and Miss Oberle super- vise the bowling done at the Peoria Auto Parts after school. This year we had a chartered bus especially for the Bowling Club. 95 Left to right, ROW 1: E. Davanzo, J. Hutchings, M. Waughop, C. Striebich, S. McKellip, P. Haste, G. Wilhoit, J. Frericks, B. Bir- mingham, V. Lowe, S. Stafford, D. Krisher. ROW 2: Miss Oberle, M. Emrick, S. Strickler, P. Crooks, S. Brettner, M. Gouran, C. Demmin, R. Jackson, S. Ertl, A. Decker, L. Lacewell. ROW 3: S. Melz, H. Wisher, L. Key, J. Miller, M. Mangan, H. Aldred, J. Elgin, E. Sieks, J. Chumney, J. Morre, S. Thomlison. ROW 4: P. Hopper, C. Burk, K. Zinser, B. Kasper, C. Tompkins, S. Horn- backer, V. Castle, J. Bradley, P. Craghead, M. Hagemeyer, S. McBride. The Senior Girls' Club, which any senior girl canjoin, is organized to serve Manual. They spon- . P . J sor such activities as the Turkey Day mass meeting, abanquet at the end of the second semester, and an Easter egg hunt for orphans at Easter time. For the homecoming game and dance, they sell mums. Pat Haste--President, Genie Wilhoit--Vice Presi- dent, Sanclra Mcliellip--Secretary and Treasurer. Left to right, ROW 1: M. Johnson, J. Hall, S. Randall, T. Capitani, P. Keener, L. Chumney, M. Powell, S. Hurley, K. Scott. ROW 2: S. Weitkamp,L.Pennington, C. Prohaska, C. Vance, J. Russell, M. Taylor, E. Jordan. ROW 3: V. Smith, H. Burroughs, S. Davis, S. Bushman, C. Howell, C. Unzicker, G. Wilhoit, C. Foulks, J. Bailey, K. Brokaw. ROW 4: J. Coffman, S. Morgan, P. Lindsey, C. Scovil, C. Barth, G. Bryan, S. Varichak, L. Snodgrass, S. McGovern, D. Curran. U 1 is .K ui A si, 3 Bud Grimm and Ted Hornsby serve at a Key Club Dance. One of our most important service organizations is the Key Club. It is an all male organization under the sponsor- ship of Mr. Puson. During the year they handled things as the peanut and chesse sell, dances, car washes, school clean up o r at week, and the helping with open house, chilli supper, Youth Farm, and the Foreign Exchange Program. The officers are: President, David Look, Vice-President, Roger Hoerrg Secretary, jim Gtuing and Treasurer, Terry Mohn. ?-W 1 J . Z ROW 1--Mr. Weldon, Gonzalo Labos Valenzuela, David Auer, Jim Thomson, Harold Montville, Bud Grimm, Mr. Fuson, ROW 2-- Tedl-lornsby, Joe Ertl, Ronald Roos, Ulrich Hielke, David Eddy, James Bryson, Bill Greenwalt, Jim Barberis, Ralph Sutton, John Rathbun. ROW 3--Roger Hoerr, Eugene Jackson, Terry Mohn, Karl Kasjens, Jim Gunn, Bill Albritton, John Garvin, Greg Hancock, Harry Underhill. ROW 4--Charles Voss, Dave Smith, David Look, Roger Meyer, and Richard Frasco. 97 President Dave Look sells peanuts. , ima, 1st ROW: Mrs. Tucker, Marilyn Churchill, Marilyn Hinton, Alice Wuetterich, Roberta Huston, Mary Whitfield, Judy l-leilman, Mr. Dale. 2nd ROW: Sally Brettner, Loretta Snodgrass, Pat Craghead, Hermina Aldred, Peggy Hopper, Mary White, Mary Gouran, Vir- ginia Gilmore. UFFICE HELP The office help consists of members of the ' student body who donate their time to run er- rands, take messages, and help the counselors during the school year. Those helping the counselors scheduling and making out programs. Those helping in the general office run errands, pick up attendance, and help in various ways. lst ROW: Mr. Wilkinson,Vicki Smith,Martha Sinnett, Cathi Foulks, Mary Mangan, Nancy Cape, Diana Schmidt. 2nd ROW: Genie Wilhoit, Judy Bailey, Mary Carlson, Ellen Seiks, Judy Elgin, Lillie Chumney. 98 lst ROW: Diane Krisher, Linda Wright, Sonya Melz, Lillie Chumney, Janice Russell, Sherry Ertl, Sara Weitkarnp, Veronica Lowe. 2nd ROW: Gloria Davidson, Silvia Randall, Elaine Morris, Carol Nussman, Marian Epps, Maudee Combs, Miss Mullen. lst ROW: Pat Hitchcock, Phyllis I-lardesty, Sheila Smith, Susan Cooper, Barbara Crooks, Jerry Lyons. 2nd ROW: Lola Bartha Lin da Berkey,Carol Unzicker, Dawn Mervis, Mary Wilson, Sue Mardle, Pat Barnhill, Kathy Denny. 3rd ROW: Evelyn Dull, Sue Reith, Jennie Bryan, Cynthia Barth, Sandra Morgan, Bonnie Bradle, Christine Emerson, Sue Starcevic, Valia Dentino, Bruce Baugher. 99 A Athletics Manual High School has always been noted for its fine athletic teams and good sportsmanship. When our athletic teams have suffered defeats, the student body has always come through with a display of tremendous loyalty. It is this excel- lent backing from the student body, which ex- emplifies the Manual spirit. ManualHigh School moved their many trophies to the new school to continue its display of pride in its many victories and accomplishments of the past. This year Manual recaptured the Mid -State Eight Conference in football and baseball. D 0 Our team honors coach Hinrichs after the turkey day game with Central, with a triumphal ride to the sidelines at the end of another unbeaten football season. ,-.r-v..-q. qu 1C f ff SEEEE. if il.. - -gf llf a Football . . The 1962 football team exemplified the true tradition of the Manual spirit. There have been many teams before and there will be many teams to come, but none have had or will have a more loyal Manual spiritt The complete success story has not been written. The future belongs to the boys who have learned to work together as a team and concentrate their efforts on one goal. Goodluck to each and everyone of you, for you have set the level for future Man- ual teams. Peoria Journal -Star M anaal Rams Regain M lcl-Stale we ,, Rz'ehwooa's ana' Central Gaines Hzglzlzlglzzfea' a Brilliant Season! After recovering from a poor season for Manual in 1961, the Rams with a powerful offense and de- fense regained the Mid-State Eight championship again. Manual, being behind Richwoods most of the season in the state rankings, met Richwoods head on and beat the Knights, 27-12. The Manual Rams, ending the season with a brilliant triumph over the Central Lions, 40-O, completed the season with 9 wins and no losses. Gerald Beard f52j and Henry Faulkner come crashing over Central defenders in Thanksgiving Day to put pressure on the quarterback. 102 Ezghl Tziflejbr the Fourth Time wi f 'Ol T riff P A ws , Maw. 3 r' , , ' , W , k flfljf fff nx ' ffl ...N V- MN M ii V32 , A 3 fr , , gf' J , ff H x h h ,,g1,:vjf W A ,, , s i f '22 'ai 5 V. he J C: w '2 J w ' ' A ' ,.', .-'Mg 4 V A: J f. L f, 31. , 3- X V nu, -gg , ,,,,, 0, , , 1, ., ,, , 'Ti 0? li J ' w -bf 3 A A 5 ti ' Y J 7 E' A , .- 'ip no WF? 9: 5 Q 7 :. fi., M' V L, ' K 0, gg' L 55: ,, ', 4? 'ara-V , K P' T , , 1 fa' ' '- if 31 ef 71 YU E8 FRONT ROW, left to right: Mgrs. Rick Smith and Bob Opper. Players--Bill Gordon, Gene Jackson, John Rathbun, Don Chamber- lain,Bill Albritton,HenryFaulkner, Tom Green, Virgil Whittaker, Bud Grimm, Jim Thomson, Harold Montville, David Auer, mgr. Dave Anderson, and Coach Ken Hinrichs. SECOND ROW: Assistant Coaches Hal Fuson and Lloyd Yentes, Players--Joe Jackson, Alan Smith,James Guthrie, Bob Harris, Cleo Carter, Ted Arndt, Gary White, David Beard, Marty Scovil, Edgar Hinton, Marion Ba- ker,Jim Bryson, Fred Horne, Art Prescott, Gary Zuercher, Tom Craghead. TOP THIRD ROW: Tom Anderson, Roy Modgelin, Osse Jordan, James Stafford, Larry Davis, Jim Anderson, Phil Neptun, Bob Routt, Dennis Crowell, Bill Holford, Mike Reed, Greg Allen, Steve Dibbler, Bob Adams, John Boesch, Larry Dillard, Bill Dutton, Dan Dibbler, Peoria Journal-Star l 1 1-.I Um Manual Rams begin their season Gerald Beard makes flying tackle as Manual gets off to a flying start by defeating East Peoria 46-27. Billy Albritton sweeps end and picks up yardage against the East Peoria Raiders. 104 , 4 4-Ag 'I' 'Q' R J K iii? -.01 ? y ak J I -Q Q-il. , E 0 , WW? ig KN A gms, 139249, 'V Q. I 1 'QVEIKW , 3 i M Jim Thomson, all-state half-back, looks like he is having trouble run- ning. All Manual Is Proud of l Alan Smith looks W at opponent, while waiting to be tackled. , , ,,., ,W Q W. ,,, ft- mn, ,, fm- W N -W--1 ,ax m Fair l ,Lf ag ,,1k fi? 1,. A if sw 1 Y If Hy 77l5!egf.W 2,2 if it , A iii gmt 4 'A' rf? Q? 0 im w f+-1 Wye ,. ,. Q, f- -I VY XA , J.: A L, 5 I 'wg 13, ' A ' I , , A ,., ,-M. ' . , f t .t-34:17 ,ft , t 'H V g.:q.,:, I 5 an lf 5 1. ,Kyla ff e -,mg -I ,, .iAfl,g gf tx. ff sw, junk -,Q gf If of Q ' M ,,. A W , ' ,, J, , ,gm , gg , oh? fwiiny , J gi, 1 g .,w3iVL,.i,t,f.g pl ,, thi 'L ' 'Q 4 ' ' f ff 5' , T M' Q Ti V R ' X - ' wh, A ns , it f,-. ,fl I 5 Q. , 5, Lge ,yg,4d,,,, 57,1 Q fy 5 Q 'Ziggy 4 , ,- . I-4 f t kk, ,KIL ,.,, nw .V k ,JL V 4 iktllrgfik 7, K, f 5.. 4 ,,, r,f E V8 Jim Guthrie leaps on the ball as Allen Smith f66j, Bud Grimm Q68Q, and Jim Thomson Q55j, come up fast to help down the ball. Turkey Day at the Stadium in our traditional game with Central. Our Uutstanding Football Team Harold Montville makes 21 stretching attempt to bring in the pass from Bill Albritton. ww W 107 Ay. K A ws , .Wm A, Uk 1,s im, r ,ti Wy f Torn Green goes for the first touchdown of the game against Central Lions, while Harold Montville supplies the key block. Manual sweeps M z'a'-State Ezlght with Billy Albritton shows his fine pass- ing and fine line blocking. Gene Jackson crushes through the Central line and picks up key yardage, 108 V ' f ' St i?'W W -. - V, .. L. We , if' 53 W 14 'A :V : sl. ' rf H gr'- yay Vg' ,nh H' 5 nfl-f f as 'WNV fn wif in 'EL .355 , ' ML W ' 'ilu' 'SQ W'-my .. K si in-1 ,rg-l.,,,,g?m gh' M - .M Lf 7 .yuh .wxmvwel-.55 I . num ,,MziV ,, ka .' - ,X f , A V,,, e We V U V. -, M. jf Mg, A -'Y fs A . xii. 2,3 W, , X A .. ,gy , ,f . 4 . my , VNV , . , i. . VA 4 W, Q, ,egg 1 A, ,fi ,J-1-3,1 V V , - V 4 L.. A ' , .. W - ff-ng ,A+ ' , x A -W. . .A 'W ws? V Q 'Qs ., W. , V , , 4 V ,M W' . -A 'H th. P W 551 1 q'tM,.,A, 1- f. xp u.. 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Manual crushed the Central team with a 40-O win. -V .ew- i in '49 if X. KNEELING left to right: Junior Jones, Bill Dutton, Gerry Anderson, Dale Warner, James Barberis, Dennis McWethy, David Smith, Harold Montville, Robert Murphy fMgr.j. STANDING: Head Coach John Wilkinson, Allan fliangarooj Smith, David Barnwell, Thomas Craghead, Gary White, Robert Stear, Carey Stuckey, Richard Chandler, and Jerry Colgan fMgr. j. , ,,m,,, rw. r:w.ffsf1iff sMwawnawtQ,:Q..56.f.hi.--'95,-1xvaianiL4.3wSw 4 '-ww Manual Basketball 1962 63 Manual'sbasketbal1 team, forecasted to be a last -place finisher, concluded the 1962-63 season with lone possession of fourth place in the Mid-State Eight. The Rams also captured the Eureka Tourney and were tied with Peoria High for the City Championship with a record of 5 - 1. Allan Smithvvaschosen the most valuable play- er along with the honorary Captain, james Barberis. David Barnwell 1125, Richard Chandler 1125, Harold Montville 1125, jim Barberis 1115, Dale Warner 1115, Gary White 1115, Dennis lVIcWethy 1105, and Allan Smith 1105, were the varsity lettermen. Won 12 Lost 10 Manual 51 Galesburg 39 33 Richwoods 42 40 Central 41 55 Pekin 75 53 Spalding 44 56 Edwardsville 67 56 Marion 57 59 Trinity 57 63 Eureka 48 54 Feitshans 43 43 Limestone 52 47 East Peoria 46 50 Woodruff 39 42 Richwoods 72 43 Central 42 54 Pekin 39 44 Lanphier 42 64 Spalding 56 49 Limestone 59 59 East Peoria 70 45 Woodruff 41 Regional 45 Richwoods 60 Richard Chandler 135 5 leaps high attempting to defend the goal. Pictures courtesy Peoria Joumal Star 111 0- Y 'Q' Y 'X' an 'K' ' 4 'X' if in ' 17 1 1 Q 1 41' Manual ozfches Early Vz'c1f0rz'es Againsl Silva Streaks ana' Sl19a!a'z'ng A1 Smith pops his patented Kangaroo shot against Spalding. iViElIiLlili'Si,1ggI'C5SiVCbLlSiQCIi3L1il team used plenty of husslo and Ll roilgh-ami-tumhiQ defense to pick up their cu fly season victories againstGaloslJu,rg, Spalding, Busta Peoria, and Bloomington. Dale Warner flips in his layup after stealing the bali from Galesburg. ff Allan SmithQ33j pops his patented Kangaroo shot against Richwoods. Central's Craig Alexander f51j and Manual's Allan IUS an arms as A1 Smith c32,' Denny Mcwethy Smith f32j, grapple for the loose ball at the dedica- f2Ojgandg3aryWhite 154, fight off the Raiders for tion of the new gymnasium- a re oun . l WIA C '--5, 5 'QW X iff' ,are if ., ' A Q, -- H Wiatr f-in Dennis McWethy QZOJ, fights for the basket- bail against Central as Jim Barberis f12j looks on. 5 ,QW 3' Pictures from Peoria Joumal Star. iii lu aseball The excellent record and the Winning of the Mid- State Eight Conference is credited to several things . One of the most important factors was the great team hustle. Manual had great pitching from Dave Barnwell and Mike Rockey, and also had good hit- ting from Bill Kessler. These factors, combined with good infield and outfield play, a Wise coaching staff, and desire to win, are the reasons for the 14- 7 record of the Rams. R Y 5: i P 'fn My 5 A MW-4-'- rr. f Ktm, 5 1' if Dave Barnwell, who stands 6'3 , is one of the Mid- State eight pitching standouts. Ralph Sutton is a fine hitter and defensive player at first base. F 2 ff! 'Q Left to right--FRONT ROW: Jim Barberrs Tom Green Mike Rockey, Peyton Harris, Bill Kessler, Steve Hobbs Harold Montville and Ralph Sutton. MIDDLE ROW Coach Ed Stoncbock Russ Bushman, Ted Arndt, Jerry Anderson, Dave Barn well, Dave Smith, Bill Knollenberg, assistant coach John Wilkinson THIRD ROW Manager Rich Smith Phil Ingolra Gary Stevens, Dale Warner, Jim Keoppel John Rathbun, and Tom Gaffney Manual 5 Manual 0 Manual 6 Manual 6 Manual 27 Manual 28 Manual 1 Manual 2 Manual 2 Manual 5 Manual 6 Manual 6 Manual 6 Manual 7 Manual 4 Manual O Manual 2 Manual 3 Manual 7 Manual 3 Manual 6 Manual 5 DISTRICT Manual 12 Morton 3 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Manual 7 Pekin 9 SEASON RECORD Won I4 Lost 7 MID-STATE 8 RECORD Won I0 Lost 4 Woodruff Spalding Central Richwoods Woodland Woodland Limestone East Peoria Pekin Toluca Toluca Woodruff Spalding Springfield Springfield Richwoods Limestone East Peoria Pekin Galesburg Spalding Central Manual East Peoria Steve Hobbs, one of the fastest men in the conference, is a very fine defensive player. Eiga LX X K'-I, 3,- ESE vs in 5 ' i . Q V 1 Bill Kessler, leading hitter in the Mid-State Eight Conference, beats out another single. H.,-ff' ,fs Jerry Anderson, backing up Tom Green, is a fine catcher. Peyton Harris, a senior standout, was a fine utility man. -igjgi ffns ' f X ' ff l aff , -, r hif i W if' 2 .ir .,,. . . , z , . , A -vw, ff.,-'fa ,V . - ff 4 - 4, L K B' , - 5, w w M y v X 4 s .. fi. n g wwf. t , X K 'G - Wi -5 . -b' l,, at E N ,mwgktxf 353255 .. .. J Mr, ., ., . kk , V, r,.,,,.,, K -,-: 'f ' s A 1 . -: A M f ,,.. iw, - ,A-4 ,157 . :.,:fz I 'mx , 'X , - f 1-Y-fs-1'-:x.'az1f:Neg, ri! .pw 1. 1 Y ,ff .,,. ' K :fiifigv , s , . ,. , . A ,, ' -H riff in 1 4 - ,.:'fLPi11,'-'.2 .iiifffil fv-- S ' if 2'l527i f wr. Q , 1'-'El':ff?i544wi?-isfiiffzfif- , M i if ' N. 1 fV1gS3gt3g.f .xiiifigsefgfri-gifting, M5 k .1ww1ggs'-if ,fi 1 ,L t ' - f has ' ' 1 S ,, Q,-5 ,- in x -,flQ35-aiiffaigjfftz1szf:'f.f112,7rqgg2QHQQFSLM22 . - I L g,-,f ff gal , 'N ' - . W-igng-afzrt-iz.I-gr,-.ggi-Lg,1'Wage-a,zsi.f.:w,Lgsgs5,W,ig f . ' 'sl i-I-i',I1fZ,fkjg4iI, V li .viii'flflefussggiggaga,wp, 5 Mike Rockey, a fine hitter, is one of the best defensive men in the conference. , vftfsvg ww., V K, ,, A ,, .,..l.,. , i we . 3? ,HJ - -f wris2'fi. Ja , , . Z t,-,,. ,,,t.. i it , , nf rw H -yfy, Hi it A 1 ' : ',.?x-ii'f i 3 i witzi., -f.57lI- lsiiiiglif f 7 ' T 'M.-we 'FIM ' T31 iii . fe W me ff. ws ,,..- f MA-1 Qwpgff, ,erin , . Ven, V ,l,,., L Wrestlers Chalk 119 Tournament Wz'n5 Despite a mediocre dual- meet season, the Manual grap- plers of Mr. Fuson racked up considerable tournament Vic- tories, mainly by George Bailey and Marion Baker. Beetle Bailey placed fourth in the District Meet and Baker placed third. ln the Mid-State Eight Meet, Baker, wrestling inaweight class fifteen pounds above his usual took a second place ribbon home. l-le was edged in the championship match by Ross of Woodruff on riding time, 3-2. Naturally Marion Baker was chosen Cap- tain and most valuable Wre stler by his teammates at the sea- son's end. Beetle Bailey forces his man to the mat. Senior Ralph Johnson ties up and works Metamora l8 Richwoods 3 Canton 6 Pekin 0 Limestone 9 Tremont 15 Metamora l 1 for a pin. Central 19-33 East Peoria 3-49 Woodruff ll-37 Galesburg O-52 Canton l5-31 Mid-State 8 26 points District 8 points Marion Baker Q9-5-ll racks up his fifth pin of the year and nails the Canton 180 pound- er. ri ev Manual Track in '6 This is the start of the 880, in which Homer Stout, backed up by Jim Bryson and Bill Albritton, beat three Spalding runners for a Manual first place. Q, , - gs Vw Richard Chandler blazes to a Manual victory against Spaulding in the 100- yd. dash. Jim Thomson's leap of 20 feet in the broad jump assures Manual of several more points. Thz'nlies'J Compile 4-6 Record The Manual thinly-clads posted a respectable 4-6 rec- ord in 1962. Losing to all but one of the Mid-State Eight teams, the Rams whipped Limestone, Princeville, Can- ton, and Washingtong while losing to Central, East Peoria , Spalding, Richwoods, Pekin, and Woodruff. Retiring this year from the track scene is Mr. Lloyd Yentes, mentor for thelast three years. Mr. Wilkinson and Mr. Hinrichs will be taking over the track duties this year, and are ex- pecting a much-improved season in '63.' 121 Manual 51 Manual 69 Manual 57 Manual 68 Manual 44 Manual 26 Manual 51 Manual 82 Manual 75 Manual 50 Central 67 Princeville 38 East Peoria 60 273 Limestone 49 172 Spaulding 73 172 Richwoods 92 Pekin 66 576 Canton 26 Washington 43 Woodruff 68 w,,,..-- ,X from :mg 5 Q Fred Warren Manual's hefty shot-put candidate. l Cleother Carter tops five -ten as Mr. Yentes eyes his progress. Manual's track circles saw this year a general influx of bigger, health- ier athlete s who bolstered the coaches' future hopes for a much-improved season. Leading the way will be Fred Warren, hoping to crack the fifty -foot mark in the shot-put, Cleother Car- ter, attempting to vault the six-foot height in the high jump, and jim Thomson, trying for the elite circle of the twenty foot broad jumpers. ,,,ia5sss,,,-4, ,- W f fmmj W ' 0 - iff' . V 1- . , V K jg . V M ' ' 1 K',' A as ,, Q rvw. X 1 - , , .M , A f ,wil-A 1,315 FRONT ROW left to right Coach John Aiello, Homer Stout, Greg Hancock, Charles Voss, Altus Allen,Richard Kenser, Robert Seay, Larry Plowman SECOND ROW Jack Hagaman, Jim Wright, Franklin Burk, Kenny Waid, Richard Frasco, Allan Crepo, Gary Cross Counzfgf Cross Country at Manual enjoyed an up swing in 62 as Coach JohnAiello awarded nine letters to an improved team. The Manual harriers posted a .500 mark C3-35 in Mid-State Eight competition, finishing third in the con- ference. With five of the letter win- ners being underclassmen, next year's team will have experience in sport of strength and endurance. Coach John Aiello KNEELING left to right--Denny Thomas, Harold Look, Jerry Colgan, Ronald Clark, Karl Kasjens. STANDING--Gerald Gratton, Roger Grisby, and Mr. Gorman. Not present Dave McKie. Gay '62 Manual's golf team had one of their most encouraging years in many a season, winning 5 and losing 11. Placing sixth in the Mid-State Eight, after several years in the cellar, Mr. Gorman's golfers can look forward to an even better sea- son next year as four of the starting five players will be back as juniors . Record 5-11 Limestone 13 1X2-1 1f2, 11 1X2-3 1X2 East Peoria 51f2-4 1f2, 9 1f2-5 1f2 8 5 1X2 Jerry Colgan Central 2- , 1X2-9 Richwoods O- 10, O- 12 Spalding 4112-5 1f2, 4 1X2-5 1f2 Woodruff 41f2-6 1f2, 4- 6 Pekin 21f2-121f2, 4 1X2-10 1X2 Eureka 1 1X2-13 1f2, 10- 5 Ronald Clark Denny Thomas sinks a putt. ,'l lls Tennis '5 Tennis in 62 Was, in real- ity, much better than the rec- ord C0-105 showed. Losing only two seniors from the en- tire team, Mr. Funk expects the tennis prospects for 63 to look much brighter. Record-- Pekin 8-1, 7-2 East Peoria 5-4, 5-4 Central 8-1, inc. Woodruff 5-4, 5-4 Richwoods 8-1, 7-2 KNEELING left to right: Ed Dentino, Dan McCann, Thomas Nevlida, Bill Stear. STANDING--Dick Gates, Robert Seay, Thomas Mullins, Terry Tucker, Steve Hopwood, Terry Mohn, Coach Funk, Chuck Gates, Mike Johnson, Lennie Hutchi- son and, Tom Rossetti. Not present--Stanley Burke, Ralph Johnson, and Gary Zuercher. Tom Nevlida--Manua1's top tennis player Dick Cates Gary Zuercher 125 l n..,,.,. . . N..- E. Hinton, B. Grimm and R. Harris assist J. Rathbun as he exercises with weights. Exercise in Fan M eans Intramurals Intramurals provide fun and excitement for any student who wishes to join a team. Basketball, chess, weight lifting, volley- ball, trampoline, and bowling are a few of the many events which the students can join. 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BEAUTY SHOP 913 Western Avenue Flattops--Children Haircutting Elmer Schaufelberger, Mgr. 6 I Crawfnrds Famzbz Shoe Store Exclusive Disfribufors for 23 Nationally Famous Brands for Men, Women and Children 201-3 So. Wesf Jefferson Ave. MR. QUICK DRIVE IN Top of Main Srreef Hill Delicious Charloroiled Hamburgers Crisp Golden French Fries Creamy Thick Milkshakes Roof Beer, Orange, Pepsicola Quick Insfanr Service Compliments of SOUTH SIDE BEN FRANKLIN STORE 2139 South Adams Phone 674-3090 Q! A 11, yy, - ,f,, . I 2411, I f Wy, sf. V f . f 4 J! 'f I ,514 ' , f 1, vs 'N 1, s X. 4-V Q , . ,.,. ', .,I K, Ex- n I' v 4 J 'x . 4 A C 11 0 li k X . A 5 fX , QW I 6 ' V4 A unfit f 13? , ffliin 1 gn, X lui ,. A ., x I f x f N T' I ,. , , -. ' -P - 4 -, , E . sc' f. X if U'4 I ly s 14' , 5 w ,E ,,. I 571 pf .7 .W 3, I'- 45 -QSM 7 - Q . 1,1 av 4 .f lfgira - 'T V' 1 I ' '- nf ,. 1-f .V f ,la 4- r L v . .511 , 1 ig, 51 A , , Xi mlb - I ZIV. .I 1 H N 2-gnu - ff 3 F. 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Adams Peoria's Progressive Cleaners Downtown and Sheridan Village FRITCH'S HARDWARE STORE i024 W. Main Phone 673-3522 Store Hours Monday--Saturday 8:00 A .M . --5:30 P .M . SEER STB!!! rox LESS' 2202 S . Adams Open Fri. 8. Sat. Nights Till 9:00 P.M. Join Edward's Shoe Club l3fh Pair Free 1 674-9165 514-516 Main 674-9166 Compliments of ILLINOIS MUTUAL LIFE AND CASUALTY COMPANY Where Protecting your future is our tradition ILLINOIS MUTUAL I-IOME OFFICE, PEORIA, ILLINOIS - E. A. MCCORD, PRESIDENT PHONE 674-8255 411 LIBERTY STREET The Horizon is nothing save the limit of our sight -R. W. Raymond 084049181 World events have pushed our horizons far into the realm of limitless space . . . we must match these horizons with equally limitless faith in God, in our country, m ourselves. As our forbears faced and conquered uncharted wilderness, so must we meet the challenge of a promising new era. To Americans, challenge has always meant oPPortunity . Let each of us, in his own way, use our opportunities to build toward a more secure and brighter world. kwa Naam My Q 3 W- f its sm 2 gy 'v 1 is l Ii' ft l A X g ,it. E W ,l ff : iw Aga I I s at ' 1' L V A I . f it i i 5 We '- if iff if ' 'r ff'.,-my iw RM . I 2 ' 5, 5 t' g if 5 X at I , .., ' 14-7 MIDSTA TE COLLEGE OF COMMERCE 240 S. W. Jefferson Avenue Phone 673-I256 THESE ADVANTAGES AT MIDSTATE College-grade business courses . . . nonessential suloiects not required . . . wide range of social activities . . . free placement when qualified . . .modernly equipped . . . air conditioned rooms. A MIDSTATE COLLEGE EXTRA Our secretarial courses include the fascinating Nancy Taylor Charm and Finishing course without extra fee . ASK FOR BULLETIN OF COURSES 3 013 FlsHER's 'phillips A SERVICE Cor. Lincoln and Western Phone 637-9526 Phone 637-7744 Hours 8 A.M. to 10 P.M. Oil, Tires, and Batteries Pharmacist on duty at all times. Motor Tune Ups--Road Servlce We give S 81 H green stamps. T'V' Time Tabs 703 S . Western Avenue Peoria, Illinois ' JIM SMITH MOTORS INC. 8 CO. Personal Service Selected Cars Patronize Your Licensed Plumbing Contractor 'Commercial Bank Terms 1oo4-ioio s. Adams sf. I 102 W. Main Ph- 6734542 Worthy of Your Confidence' POTTER 8. ANDERSON CAMPBELL - BEHRENS JEWELERS--slLvERsMitHs COMPANY Brakes - Alignment Registered Jewelers RJ American Gem Society 1200 S. Jefferson Phone 673-8508 344 Fulton St. Dial 676-6575 148 A OGA S Refreshing remembrance - f X l Q , 3- ' 4 x 0 ,QJA 1 N ,- lla w JMX M62 ' m , iff e L -1 , DRINK PEORIA COCA-COLA BOTTLIN G CO 149 HORIZONS unlimifed... Just as there are no boundaries in space, there's no limit to the opportunities that lie before you. You can reach any goal you choose, depending on how diligently you pursue it. This is your heritage as an American: a freedom to seek . . . and to find . . . the satisfaction that comes from fulfilling life's ambitions. It's a price- less birthright. Do your best to use it wisely. Your Community and Caterpillar GATE R P I LLAR Vf 'f 'S PARTNERSZIN PROGRESS 150 Now 2 BIG STORES W5 to Serve You G NE -fy-KE Bl Schradzki s in Sheridan Village and Downtown Peoria Uhgvcim SHERIDAN Complete Apparel for the Family S WU-AGE varsity Qiluh 931111 M 7 S: I Clothing and Furnishings for Young Men READY-TO-WEAR SHOPS For Little Girls Petite Girls and Ladies Juniors Junior Petites and Misses Bill Greenwalt wears a blending Madrass sportcoat S35 and tr'm Dacron and wool slacks at S12.95. Margie Norman models Casual Coord'nates w'th Madrass revers'b1e skirt 8.95' blouse 5.95- jacket 9.95 0 F2 K . I . nffluogf, 1 i,, Q 2 r .43 G U 'wr 1 1 1 1 1 1 x 1 1 ,- A Let's Go Bowling AT ,vwmk AUWPRRTS RYCREITIO' 815 S.W. Adams St. Phone 674-9104- 30 AMF Automatic Pin Spotters Home of the Manual Bowling League 151 ,-..-..l.l.l-ii1 l-i Chuck takes time Out after school for a small Snack and a couple Of glasses of good whole- some milk . Best in Illinois for 14 Straight Years SCHOOL DAYS SCHOOL DAYS SCHOOL DAYS SCHOOL DAY DAYS SCHOOL DAYS SCHOOLHDAVS .'7 SCHOOL DAYS SCI-'O ' f,HOOL DAYS SCHY YS SCHOOL DAY DAYS SCT t' ' L Y , 1 DAYS SCH SCHOOL C,,g, Llf?5P7fHx SCHOOL DA' DAYS SCE ... , DAYS SCH SCHOOL ,AS-4.tSf5giAQ0p,4i3 SCHOOL DA' DAYS DAYS SCH SCHOOL DA' DAYS S--'J DAYS SCH SCHOOL O we Beef Hambuiiers DA. DAYS woxfompgmg Cheeseburilefs DAYS SCH SCHOOL G . G Shakes DAN DAYS Qldlgxisxevtench mes SCH' SCHOOL DAYS Deligmlul Roolrlife it DAN DAYS SCHOOQ coffee AS lguange umm SCH SCHOOL DAYS? Full-Flavored f M W DA' DAYS SCHOO Reffeshmg C0 , A,,.,Y,1,Y,L.1 SCH W ,1.g-1,:1. DA' DAYS DAYS SCH' SCHOOL DAYS SCHOOL DAYS SCHOOL DAN DAYS SCHOOL DAYS SCHOOL DAYS SCHOOL DAYS SCH SCHOOL DAYS SCHOOL DAYS SCHOOL DAYS SCHOOL DAX They go together-school days and eating at McDonaId's. Lunch time . . . snack time . . . before or after the game . . . you'll find it fun eating with your group at MCDOnald's- where food at its best is prepared for you. Convenient . . . quick . . . and when it Comes time to pay-you'll like that, too, when you pick up the change. look for thc golden arches 'E I '-If 3 i n g McDonalds A Western 8. Rohmann Ave. 2 Congratulations from o. frank heinz construction co., inc. 2510 S. W. Adams Peoria General Contractor for the New Manual High School A Abel, Michael 5,48,75,83,89 Abraham, Phyllis 58 Adams, Glorious 89 Adams, Robert 15,58,68,103 Albritton, Billy 18,92,103, 97,104,108,120 Albritton, Ellen 94 Aldred, I-lermina 34,74,86, 96,98 Allen, Altus 123 Allen, Ellen 58 Allen, Gregory 103 Allen, Kathryn 56 Alms, Carol 48,74,79,93 Alton, Terry 90 Anderson, Constance 58 Anderson, David A. 58,68, 103 Anderson, Gerald 48,51,117, 118,111 Anderson, Jim 58,103 Anderson, Joyce 48 Anderson, Pauletta 34 Anderson, Tom 103 Angle, Lilly 48 Anglin, Dennis 58 Arndt, Theodore 48 ,68,73, 103,117,130 Arnold, Johnnie 58 Arnold, Ronnie 58 Ashburn, Marilyn 58 Atkinson, Marilyn 48 Atkinson, Richard 34,75 Atwood, Marsha 30,58 Atwood, Robert 34 Auen, Pamela 56,91,89 Auer, David 34,37,68,91,103 Augsburger, Sandra 58 Avery, Gary 87 Avery, Mary 30 Avino, Marcia 58 B Bailey, Floyd 34 Bailey, George 89,119 Bailey, Henry 58 Bailey, Judy 34,93,96,98 Baker, Marion 103,119 Baker, William 58 Barber, Kenneth 34 Barberis, James 10,48,87, 97,117,114,111 Bardezbanian, Lorraine 58,68 Barklay, Thom as 58 Barkley, Charles 34 Barlow, Robert 48 Barnes, Emanual Lee 35 Barnhart, Darlene 589 Barnhill, Patricia 58,99 Barnwell, David 35,111,117, 116 Barrett, Robert 58 Barron, Michael 59 Barron, Patrick 59 Barry, Linda 59 Barth, Cynthia 35,96,99 Barth, Lola 48,74,87,90,99 Baugher, Bruce 59,88,99 Beard, David 103 Beard, Gerald 104,102 Beck, Maella 48,91 Becker, Roger 59,90 Beckwith, Guydeen 16,48, 68,91 Behm, Daniel 48,74 ndex Behrens, Barbara 59,91 Bell, Floyd 35,87,89 Bell, Roger 59 Berkley, Linda 59,99 Berry, Alice 59 Biegler, Suzanne 59 Birmingham, Barbara 35,75, 96,131,143 Bledsoe, Mary 48 Blount, Carole 59 Boatright, Jimmie 35 Boesch, John 59,103 Bohm, Brenda 59,79,93,89 Bohm, Robert 59 Bollwinkle, Kathleen 48 ,55 , 68,83,87 Bond, Darlene 49 Bond, Mary 35 Bonner, John 48 Boone, Frances 59,91 Bradle, Bonnie 14,49,76,94, 99 Bradley, Joyce 35,76,94,96 Brady, Sheryl 59 Brakebill, Helen 59 Branaman, James 49,86,87, 93 Brannum, Ora Lee 56,74,87, 89 Braten, Jack 59 Bremer, Thomas 35 Brentrup, Bonnie 35,86,93, 92 Brettner, Sara 35,96,98 Brodt, Katie 49,90 Brokaw, Karen 21,35,96 Brown, Clifford 92 Brown, Sharon 49 Brown, Susan 16,89 Bryan, Genevieve 23,96,99 Bryson, James 49,79,84,103, 97,120 Buhr, Danny 59 Burk, Frank 123 Burk, Rosemary 49,79 ,93 Burke, Carol 11,87,96 Burrell, Pamela 59 Burroughs, Helen 11,73,83, 96,130,131 Burton, Glenda 59 Bush, Linda 59 Bushman, Russell 117 Bushman, Sue 36,96 C Cain, Jerry 49 Calhoun, Betty 36 Campbell, Marvin 36,87 Campbell, Mary 84 Cape, Gary 123 Capitani, Antonia 36,96 Capranica, Susan 49,83 Carlock, David 59 Carlson, Mary 49,91,98 Carr, Sarah 30,49,76,87,89, 94 Carroll, Janet 59 Carter, Cleother 105,103, 122 C2-1Sey, James 49 Cassel, Verma 36,96 Cassidy, Patricia 49,91 Chamberlain Donald 36 103 2 , Chamblin , Robert 9 2 Chandler Richard 23 36 111, 9 J : 121 Chatman, Schaliene 36 Chavez, Carmen 49 Chavez, Joseph 36 Cheesman, Bonnie 36 Chiaravalle, James 36 Chittum, Carol 49,89 Christian, Thomas 84 Christmas, Linda 59,90 Chumney, Jean 18,36,96 Chumney, Lillie 36,96,98,99 Churchill, Marilyn 98 Clark, Constance 59 Clark, Patricia Jean 49,91 Clark, Patricia Sue 49,73,83, 87,915,145 Clark, Ronald 49 ,86,124 Cleeton, Mary Jane 49,91 Closen, Thelma 59 Coates, Judith 49 Cody, Glenda 59,91 Cody, Jean 91 Coffman, Joan 23,36,96 Coffman, Linda 49 Coker, John 49,74,79,87 Coker, William 59 Colgan, Gerald 49,111,124 Colvin, Jennie 36 Combs, Maudee 99 Compton, Myrtle 91 Coon, Larry 36 Cooper, Mike 49,87 Cooper, Susan 87,99 Cope, Nancy 98 Costic, Robert 91,89 Cox, Karen 49,87 Craghead, Patricia 36,96,98 Craghead, Thomas 59,103, 111 Craig, Robert 59 Crawley, Stanley 36,90 Crebo, Allen 59,90,123 Crepts, Nancy 90 Criss, Gary 58 Criss, Leslie 59 Crooks, Barbara 88,99 Crooks, Patricia 96 Crotz, Cheryl 59,79 Crotz, Marilyn 59 Crowell, Dennis 59,93,103 Crump, Carol 60,79,93 Crump, Cherlyn 89 Cullen, Robert 60 Cupples, James 60 Curran, Donna 37,88,96 Curtis, Frank 37 Curtis, Suzanne 18 ,49 ,68 ,8 7 , 94 Czerwinski , Mary 49,84 D Daley, Jean 60 Daniel, Milly 37,83 Davanzo, Edith 37,96 Davidson, Gloria 60,90,99 Davidson, John 1O,14,18,48, 49,87 Davis, Ella Mae 70 Davis, Jo Lynn 24,50,87,91 Davis, Larry 60,103 Davis, Mary Ann 79,60 Davis, Paula Mae 89 Davis, Sharon 37,96, Dean, Pamela 60 Dearman, Diana 60 Deckard, Arlene 37,83,96 Demmin, Cheryl 37,96 Demmin, Gary 60 Dennis, Marion 37 Denny, Kathryn 60,99 Denny, William 50 Dentino, Valia 60,90,93,99 Denton, James 21,92 Desutter, Robert 60 Dhaese, Maurina 60 Dibler, Danny 103 Dibler, Stephen 103 Diduik, Vivian 60,91 Dike, Donald 37 Dillard, Larry 103 Dimon, Frances 60,79 Divert, Sylvia 60 Dixson, Delores 38 Dixon, John 60 Dobbins, Nancy 60,79 Doering, Kay 60 Dries, Vincent 38 Driskell, Suzanne 73,130,131 Dull, Evelyn 50,99 Durham, Willester 87 Durr, Ronald 50 Dutro, Gary 60 Dutton, William 60,103,111 Dye, Patricia 38 E Earley, Helen Geraldine 60 Eddlemon, Lanetta 50 Eddy, David 50,72,97,131 Eichhorn, Sandra 50 Elgin, Judith 38,96,98 Elliott, Truman 60 Ellis, Eva 50 Emerson, Christine 60,99 Emert, Bonita Emrick, Mary 38,96 Epps, Miriam 38,99 Ertl, Barbara 38 ,83,96,99 Ertl, Joseph 50,87,84,97 Everett, Judith 60,91 Everett, Robert 60 Everett, Thomas 50 F Packer, Cynthia 60 Fares, William 60 Faulkner, Henry 103,102 Fauser, Jackie 129 Fetch, Sterling 60,78,79 Fierce, Morris 60 Fisher, Diana 60,84 Flinn, Mary 50,74,87,89 Flinn, William 60 Flint, James 60,91 Flint, Sarena 60 Foote, John 60 Foraker, Laura 50,86 Foreman, Betty 40,56,89 Foulks, Kathryn 38,74,96,98 Fourdyce, Phyliss 60 France, Richard 50 Frasco, Richard 11,16,29,68, 97,123 Frazell, Nancy 60 French, Nancy 60 Frericks, Judith 38,96 Frericks, Larry 50 Frericks, Robert 46 Frye, Ronnie 61 G Gabriel, Thomas 61 Gaffney, Thomas 50,86 Gannon, Kathy 50,86,97,90, 93,88 Garrabrant, Vicki 61,73,131 Garvin, Chearled 38 Garvin, John 38,97 Gasparovich, Stephen 61 Gasper, Sharon 38 Gates, Charles 38,83,125 Gates, Richard 50,125 Gettings, Darlene 61,87 Giddens, Larry 11 Genovese, Santha 38,91 Gilmore, Virginia 38,98 Glowacki, Judith 61 Goetz, Frank 50 Gohl, Barbara 16,61 Goins, Penny 61 Gollaher, James 38 Goode, Terry 46 Goodwin, Ronnie 61 Gordon, Billy 103 Gouran, Mary 37,38,42,96, 98 Gratton, Gerald 124 Gravat, Diana 61,76 Gray, Terry 50 Grazer, Karen 61 Green, Thomas 34,38,47,70, 75,108,117,130,103 Greenwalt, Bill 39,75,88,97 Grigsby, Richard 87 Grigsby, Roger 39,87,9O,124 Grimm, Wilbert 28,39,68, 70,97,103,126,107 Grismore, Teri 87 Grubbs, Marilyn 61 Gunn, James 50,83,86,87,92, 97 Gunzerheiser, Gail 61 Guthrie, James 103,107 Gwaltney, Linda 61 H Hagaman, Jack 50,123 Hagemeyer, Marcia 19,21, 47,39,72,75,86,96,131 Hagler, Victoria 5O,87,91 Haley, Judith 87 Hall, Janet 39,91,96 Hall, Nancy Donette 61 Hall, Robert A. 1O,48,50,73, 87,126,143 Hall Robert F. 61 Haman, Paulette 61 Hancock, Gregory 39,68 ,69, 97,123 Hand, Karen 61,74,89 Hansen, Maren Jo 61 Hardesty, Phyllis 73,99,136 Harris, Gary 61 Harris, Robert 50,103,126 Haste, Pat 39,72,93,96,139, 143 Hastings, Beverly 61 Hauck, Clyde 50 Haughey, Suellyn 50,90 Hawton, Beth 61 Hayden, Gene 56 Haywood, Marilyn 61 Head, Ceclia 39 Heartsfield, William 78 Heilke, Ulrich 78,79,97 Heilman, Judith 98 Henderson, Patricia 61,89 Henderson, Ralph 11,61 Hering, Diana 50,84 Heuermann, Judith 61 Hill, Colleen 15,16,51,68 Hills, James 61 Hilst, Carol 61 Hinds, Gerald Hinthorn, William 61,90 Hinton, Earl 91,89 Hinton, Edgar 103,126 Hinton, Marilyn 76,91-1,98 Hitchcock, Patricia 51,99 Hodge, Paul 61 Hoerr, Roger 10,51,78,79,86, 97 Holford, William 61,103 Holzinger, Christina 61 Hopper, Peggy 39,96,98 Hopwood, Michael 61,74 Hopwood, Stephen 51,83,86, 87,88,125 Hornbacker, Sheila 16,40,96 Horne, Frederick 51,103 Hornsby, Theodore 40,68,69, 97 Howell, Carol 4O,91,96 Huber, Albert 11,40,78,79, 142 Hulting, Thomas 11,61 Hunt, Judy 61 Hurley, Patricia 61 Hurley, Saundra 12,13,34,40, 76,94,96 Hurt, Dennis 61 Huson, Michael 61,83 Huston, Freddy 61 Huston, Robert 40 Huston, Roberta 40,98 Hutchings, Janice 40,96 Hutchings, Katherine 61 I Ingolia, Charles 62 Ingolia, Philip 51,117 Innes, Joyce 62 Irons, Gary 51 J Jackson, Eugene 97,105,108, 109,103 Jackson, Joe 103 Jackson, Rosie 40,91,96 Jackson, Vicki 62,75 Janovetz, Marie 51 Jennings, Sue 62 Jester, Sandra 56 Johnson, Marcia 41,96 Johnson, Marjorie 62 Johnson, Michael 41,125 Johnson, Charlotte 62,79,84 Johnson, Ralph 41,119 Johnston, Patsy Lou 87,91,84 Jones, Barbara 51 Jones, Elvis 58,62,111 Jones, Patricia 62,84 Jones, Ruby 62 Jones, Thelma 62,79 Jordan, Edwina 41,74,79,90, 96 Jordan, Janis 62,79,90,93 Jordan,.Kathleen 62 Jordan, Ossie 103 Jordan, Richard 62 Joseph, Lynda 62 Julien, Connie 62 Justice, Gary 40 K Kasjens, Karl 48,51,78,79, 87,97,124 Kaspar, Dan 11,62,68,84 Kaspar, Rebecca 14,37,41, 68,69,70,83,86,96 Kataoka, Carolyn 48,51,74, 79,93,88 Keener, Peggy 52,91,96 Keller, Joyce 56 Keller, Steven 62 Kendall, Gloria 52,87 Kenser, Richard 52,123 Key, Linda 41,90,96 King, Paula 62,91 King, Ramona 52,9O,84 King, Walter 62 Kinsman, Walter 62 Kircher, Frank 62 Koch, Betty 18,52,83,87,89 Knollenberg, Floyd 23,117 Koeppel, James 69,87,117 Koller, James 52 Kreps, Nancy 52,87 Kreyer, Pateicia 62 Krisher, Diane 41,96,99 Kromphardt, Roger 52 Krueger, Diana 62 Krummel, Patricia 52,73,87, 93 Kuhn, Mary 92 Kurth, Leroy 16 L Labedis, Candace 52,87 Lacewell, Linda 41,90,92,96 Lacewell, Randy 62 Lamb, Charles 62 Lauer, Karen 52,91 Lawson, Ralph 52g Leach, Donald 41' Leach, Otis 52 Lee, Fredrick 78,79 Lee, Mary 62 Lehman, Teresa 62,84 Leitner, Robert 52,84 Leucht, Jacqueline 52,74,87, 91 Lindsey, Paulette 41,91,96 Lippert, James 62 Look, Davis 20,21,41,79,97 Look, Harold 52,124 Look, Howard 52 Lopez, Clifton 41 Lopez, Janie 52 Lovan, William 52 Lovell, Peggy 62 Lowe, Janet 52 Lowe, Veronica 41,96,99 Lowery, Gertrude Delores 52 Lowery, Nancy 52,87,90,91,88 Lucas, Kristina 62,76 Luenz, Kay 52 Lulay, James 52 Lunsford, James 62 Lyons, Jerrilee 52,99 M McBride, Susan 41,86,96 McCallister, Robert 62 McCarthy, James 62 McCarthy, Priscilla 62 McCarthy, Rickey 62 McCloskey, David 62,84 McCloud, Beverly 41 McCoy, Charles 40,41,73,152 McDowell, Calista 11,62,91 McFall, Ella Paulette 52 McGovern, Sandra 41,96 McIntyre, Henrietta 52 McKellip, Sandra 41,72,96, 139 McMillan, Betty 52 McWethy, Dennis 68,111,114 Maggio, Anthony 90 Mangan, Dennis 62,86 Mangan, Mary 42,96,98 Manley, Diana 62,88 Marinich, Daniel 42,90 Marksity, John 42 Marple, Susan 62,99 Marquis, William 53 Marsh, Sheila 63 Martin, Christy 63 Martin, Joyce 42,79 Martinez, Patricia 63 Marx, Charlotte 53 Masters, Thomas 63 Matthews, Maxene 91 Meisenheimer, Darrel 42 Melonis, Pete 63 MeTz, Sonya 42 ,93,96,99 Merriman, William 92 Mervis, Dawn 74,99 Meyer, Roger 42,74,97 Meyer, Sheryl 53 Meyers, Sharon 63 Miklavcic, James 56 Miller, Charles 53,78,79,86 Miller, Gerald 25 Miller, Judy 13,34,42,73, 96,129,135,136 Miller, Marilyn 63 Miller, Pamela 63 Miller, Ray 42 Miller, Richard 43 Miller, Sally 53 Milsteadt, Richard 53 Minter, Patricia 53,87,91 Miskimen, Diane 53 Moak, William 63 Modglin, Roy 63,103 Modglin, William 46,72 Mohn, Terry 53,78,79,97, 125,126 Mohr, Allen 63 Montville, Herold 21,37,43, 68,69,70,198,117,107, 193,97,151,111 Moore, Betty 63 Moore, Bonnie 53 Moore, Gerald 43 Moore, Jewell 43,96 Moore, Larry 63 Morgan, Roberta 53,91 Morgan, Sandra 43,96,99 Morris, Barbara Elaine 53,99 Morse, Sandra 58,63,76 Mosburg, MaryJane 63,93 Mosburg, Robert 53 Mosier, Dexter 63 Moss, Jeanne 11,63 Mullineaux, Janet 63,84 Mullins, Thomas 53,74,86, 125 Murphy, Robert 63,111 N -Nelson, Janice 53,84 Nelson, Joan 63 Neptun, Linda 53,72,90,93, 89 Neptun, Phillip 63,68,103 Nevlida, Thomas 43,83,125 Norman, Marjorie 53,72 ,89 Nussman, Carol 53,74,86, 87,84,99 O O'Donnell, Mike 53,90 O'Neal, Shirley 63 O'Neal, Viola 43 Omrnen, Kathleen 63,84 Opper, Robert 43,103 0rtiz, Concepcion 53 Osbourg, Sandy 74 P Parish, Bonnie 53,87,90,91, 93 Patterson, Michael 63 Peace, Sandra 53,93,84,88 Peacock, Carolyn 63 Pearl, Barbara 46 Pennington, Lois 43,92,96 Peterson, Barbara 63 Phelon, James 63 Picton, David 63,73,141 Pitcher, Sandra 63,91,84 Plowman, Jerry 63 Plowman, Larry 63,123 Pomeroy, Lavonne 63,74 Porchie, Joyce 53,72 Powell, Marilyn 43,79,96 Prescott, Arthur 103 Prohaska, Carol 96 Pruett, Sharon 23 Purcell, Joan 43,78,79 Putnam, Patricia 63,84 Pylant, Sheila 53,74,87 R Ragan, Janet 23 - Ramos, Judith 63 Ramos, Sue 91 Ramsey, David, 63,84 Ramsey, John 53 Randall, Sylvia 21,43,90,96, 99 Raquet, Dana 43 Raschert, Janice 5'3 Rasor, Cecil 43 Rathbun, John 43,74,103, 97,117 Rathbun, Joseph 63 Rech, Ernest 63 Reed, Michael 63,84,103 Reese, Noma 63 Reeser, Sandra 73,90,141 Reith, Sue 56,86,87,93,88,99 Reynolds, Wanda 53 Richardson, Richard 53 Richmaond, Constance 64 Rieder, Christie 64 Rigg, Russell 64,84 Roberts, Ronald 54 Robinson, Alberta 64,91 Robinson, Theresa 54,87,9O, 91,84 Rockey, Diana 64 Rockey, Michael 43,117,118 Rockey, Patricia 54,83 Rogan, Dean 54,75,83 Rogan, Donna 64 Roger, Jacqueline 64 Rogers, Johnny 54 Rogy, Karen 54,72,87 Rollings, James 64 Rollins, Mildred 54 Roos, Ronald 16,68,87,97 Rose, Buddy 54 Rosetti, Thomas 11,54,68, 125 Rothenbuehler, Pamela 64,76 Routt, Dennis 46 ,83,92 Routt, Robert 103 Routzon, Michael 43 Rowe, Pamela 54,87 Ruckle, Lester 54,56 Rudloff, Linda 64 Russell, Janice 43,96,99 S Samp, Ralph 64 Savage, Georgia 64 Savage, Michael 44 Schermer, Jamie 11,44 Schermer, Teddi 64,86,91 Schlis, Margie Lynn 64 Schmidt, Diana 54,98 Schmitt, Pamela 54,91 Schoff, Sharon 11,64,68 Schoolcraft, Robert 54,90 Schreiber, Cassandra 54,83, 87,84 Schuler, Darlene 64 Schurtz, Alice 64 Schwerer, Maryln 64,84 Scott, Kathryn 16,19,40,44, 72,75,96 Scovil, Carol 44,91,96 Scovil, Linda 64 Scovil, Marty 13,54,103 Scovil, Sharon 11,64 Seay, Robert 44,79,123,125 Shatkus, Maryanne 64 Shaw, John 44 Shaw, Sharon 64 Shoreach, Carol 64 Shotten, Steve 54 Shreffler, Sherry 64 Shrode, John 54 Shults, Dorothy 54 Sieks, Ellen 44,96,98 Siewert, Jane 16,23,64,89 Simpson, Thomas 19,44,72, 75,86,89 Sinnett, Martha 54,98 Skaggs, Sandra 64 Skaggs, William 64 Slater, James 44 Slater, Karen 54,87,9O Slaughter, Betty 54 Slavens, Elizabeth 10,54,87 90,91 Sljusar, Lydia 76,86 9 sm1rh,A1an e4,1o6,1o3,1o7, 114,115,111,113 Smith, Dale 54,86,92 Smith, David 54,78,79,97, 117,111 Smith, Larry 64 Smith, Marilyn 44 Smith, Richard 117,103 Smith, Sheila 54,87,99 Smith, Thomas 54 Smith, Vicki 44,96,98 Snodgrass, Loretta 46,96,98 Snyder, Clifford 54 Sommer, Tony 79 Spangler, Shirley 55 Sprehe, Joyce 11,64,68,76, 84 Stafford, James 103 Stafford, Sylvia 44,68 ,69 ,96 Stambaugh, Richard 123 Standerfer, Howard 64,90 Stanton, John 44 Starcevic, Suzanne 99 Stear, Robert 64,236,111 Stear, Sharon 64 Stear, William 44,86,125 Steenbergen, Gerald 64 Steinbach, Nancy 64,75 Steinbach, Terry 5,55,75 Stenson, John 68 ,69,94 Stevens, Gary 117 Stevens, Warren 54 Stockwell, Thomas 64 Stout, Darrell 64 Stout, Homer 44,120,123 Street, Donnie 64 Street, Susan 64,68 Streibich, Cheryl 42 ,44,68, 70,86,96 Strickler, Gary 64 Strickler, Sally 44,96 Strube, Henry 65 Strum, John 65 Stuckey, Carey 111 Sturges, Diane 21,45 Suddeth, Linda 65 Sullins, Betty 65,91 Sutton, Ralph 45,97,117,116 Sullins, Ernie 22,65 Swanson, Darell 65 Sylvester, Monica 55,79 ,93 T Taylor, David 79,86 Taylor, Michele 45,96 Terrell, John 45,88 Test, Leona 65 Thomas, Dennis 55,124 Thomas, Frances 55 Thomas, Gloria 65 Thomas, John 45,74,78 Thomas, Marie 65 Thomason, Patricia 65 Thompson, Nancy 55,91 Thompson, Thomas 45 Thomson, James 18,20,45, 73,75,103,97,130,121, 109,106,107 Tomlinson, Sharon 15,45,68, e9,90,96 Tompkins, Carol 13,14,34,42, 45,72,76,94,96 Tracy, Dennis 65 Trammel, Birda 46 Trammel, Pauletta 55 Tripp, James 78,79 Trollope, Larry 65 Tucker, Linda 65 Tucker, Opal 55,87 Tucker, Terry 55,86,87,92, 125 Turnbow, Shirley 65 U Underhill, Harry 21,45,75,97 Underwood, Juanita 55 Unzicker, Carol 45,96,99 V Valenzuela, Gonzalo fChalloj 11,17,45,55,68,70,97 Vance, Carol 45,96 Van Hollenbeck, Peggy 65 Van Wassenhove, Linda 65 Varichak, Julie 11,55,68 Varichak, Sharon 18,45 ,86,96 Vaughn, Lynn 55 Veach, Joyce 55 Vef, Thomas 55 Velpel, Kathleen 65 Venzon, Richard 90 Vincent, Charles 55 Vincent, Norma 65,84,88 Vinovich, John 45 Von Behren, Arthur 65,86,88 Voss, Charles 21,45 ,68,69 ,97,123 W Waid, Kenny 123 Waid, Mary 89 Wall, Glenice 55,87,91 Wallerowitz, Brenda 56,91,84 Ware, Ida 65 Ware, Ruby 45 Warner, Dale 51,56,111,113, 117 Warren, Carol 56 Warren, Freddie 122 Warren, Margaret 56 Warren, Susan 16,45 Watkins, George 56,87 Watt, Alvie 87,84 Waughop, Mary 46,74,83,86, 96 Webb, Floyd 46 Webb, Linda 65 Wegner, Alice 65,86 Weimer, Vickey 65 Weisser, Arthur 46 Weitkamp, Sarah 21,46,96,99 West, Nancy 65 Whitaker, Sharon 65 Whitaker, Virgil 46,103 White, Gary 56,103,111 White, Joyce 56,87,90,91,93, 92 White, Mary Jane 56,86,87, 84,98 White, Ruth 46 Whitfield, Mary Jane 56,74, 93,98 Whittimore, Danny 65 Wilhoit, Eugenia 21,46 ,86, 90,96,98 Willi, Karen 65,84 Williams, Deborah 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