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'K' W- 5 S Vf , ' -V If if R ,f fr ,fi ' 5 lf ' 'V P ffe2,ggi5ifgiesQ.4s,gg3,5.. U LN. Q . V ,- 1 'X . Q --tr : .- -- .5-as-, K, .x ff- 4 ve' 5 M wi sggf . N , is 6 I 'WWW 1 , -, 37.57 K sf ,ga ar MW gjqvf' A . j age W . Wage so Wpage, as . flfage gage 116 Pa.ge il 4ii SG :gag , 1 tart in the Right Direction Obtaining good grades is an essential step in preparing for the future. The conscientious student,after entering high school, must start in the right direction. A good education can not be attained merely by attending school the minimum number of required days. A conscious and determined effort must be put forth by every individual student. This conscious effort must include studying with indebted earnest, if a student is to develop himself to his fullest capacity. Through continued learning the student develops his own personality and insight. 'This assimilation of knowledge enables the student to find solutions to tedious problems. To obtain an accumulation of knoWledge5 the student must drive himself to learn - to look into - to find out.. VFR A good education can only be attained by studying with indebted earnest, as shown by Larry Plowman 'A .,, f Nl -ii? , ' , Mx? T -' it 31 Guidance and counseling help the student to find himself and to develop his capacities to their fullest extent. Nancy Abel asks for the competent advice of the girls' counselor, Mrs. Tucker. Look Ahead We must look ahead - accept, Welcome, and adapt new and better ideas and then, and only then, will our inquiring minds be challenged. Let go of the old and reach out for the newg reach out to success. We, as Manual students, must gain the desire to excel. Once out of high school, we will have to look ahead - take a road to somewhere, whether it be going to college, finding a job, joining the armed services,or getting married. The important thing is to do the best we possibly can. While we are here We must secure Worthwhile and lasting interests as well as attain skill in apar- ticular field. Thus, as maturing young adults we will expand our abilities and accept our limitations. For ma.ny people graduation will mark the time to be thinking of wedding bells and white lace. Nancy Steinbach holds up a lacey bridal gown so that Chris Martin can examine it more closely. Practical working experience prepares us for the future. Linda Wynn is an example of the many Manual students who are gaining this experience. ' SW ADM Choosing a college is one of the biggest steps a student will have to take in his life time Larry Trollop enters the administration building at Bradley University Senior, Dennis Tracy, appears to be pondering over the op- portunities and advancements which the Army may offer him in the future. 5, 2 Q I 3 1 K it .F f W ' W' '- -- i B K mulls af X , .mrs s -we-n Our minds must grow spiritually and our hearts must be and Chris Martin admire the new Lake Avenue Baptist open, if we are to live with our fellow men. Nancy Steinbach Church. Pursue Endless Horizons Is there a final horizon-a limit to our vision-a boundary to our thoughts and growth? No! First we see a new horizon-then another- finally we catch a glimpse of endless horizons. We are able to pursue these hosizons for as long as we are willing to learn, to help, to achieve. To reach these horizons we must grow spiritually and culturally as well as intellectuallyg with this growth comes an awariness of our civic responsibilities. Our minds have no boundaries, neither have our hearts. Our minds will expand with each day as long as we are willing 'to 'struggle to consume knowledge and to sympathize with our fellow men. By learning to understand and to appreciate cultural advancement one can easily see that boundaries of the mind and thoughts do not exist. Lydia Sljusar and Maryanne Shatkus strive to understand a Bradley student's point of view. Humanism and an awariness of civic reponsibilities are demonstrated by Lynn Traenkenschuh, who has been a Candy Striper for two years at Proctor Hospital. Dedication get -,SE-5 ff-tn: ' -g1l..siz'?50 ' l. fltyresffxs Q1 ff - za ffl '-'.fK:',5 ,5??fi1xxf 5,-fyii L5 's f -aa,-ns, 5, , - at V f if ef' '22-in Mr. George Mason, Assistant Principal Humor - the quality that any educator needs to deal with the constant problems of young people - humor to meet the daily demands of such a challenging job, a job to be handled with firmness and discipline. A few students remember with mixed emotions that expulsion interview. All students, however, will recall those wry tardy hall messages, electronic parking lot checks, and an un- forgettable stunt show performance of our assistant principal, Mr. George Mason. Tell me more, please tell me more! Your alibis just make me roar. That story's nice, but it's no dice. It sounds as if you had a ballg I'l1 see you, then, in tardy hall. With all your problems to him you hastened So - we dedicate this yearbook to - GEORGE MASON vk1mW,r,s-4-YdN'ff U , K JQ ' if '--ll? -lf' V 7 ' , My Z i ff A A V Sk vk., , , 5 MQ: aw , K P k . is .,, -45, mf QM WS K Q Q5 A L :sp Activities Lynn Schlis instructs two eager young pupils at the new Logan rink. This summer Sandy Morse was crowned Miss Majorette of the Peoria area at the Chicago Music Festival. Sandy won a trip on the yacht of the Pick and Pick Compa.ny. After an exhausting ride through Bradley Park, Jean Schepke and Carol Kamin stop to rest. X 1 wx ff gg KX 'fly xxx 14 GLLINOQS STATE FAI R 66The Lazy, A cool, refreshing swim on a sultry summer day .......... a painful sunburn ........ ,. . tandem bicy- cling--teamwork is essential ...... . . . . hum-drum routine of a summer job .........fore.........sun- bleached hair .' .....,... those un- avoidable Water holes at miniature golf . . . . . . . . . . and, oh, those freckles! . all . sm Things look mighty hot at the Illinois State Fair for Kenny l 5 Slater and his sister. Marilyn Crotz and Pixie Gadden show their form in water skiing. Hazy, razy Days 0 ummerv Pixie Gaidden prepares for' an afternoon of water skiing. As Sue Street and Jim Anderson slowly drift along the lake, we wonder Is it true blondes have more fun? 1 w 1 l f. 66When Autumn Leaves Saying good-bye to those leisurely summer pleasurer . . . . . . . . long, tedious hours of homework---back to the ol' grind ......... the excite- ment of our first touchdown , , . . . . . . cheering football fans . . . . . . . . the fragrant smell of burning leaves ........ masquerade parties and Halloween pranks ........ burnt hotdogs at Weiner roasts . . . . . . . . a luscious turkey dinner ........ a harvest moon ends a perfect autumn day. What is this? Perhaps, Manual druids are envoking that old victory magic by the light of the harvest moon. Dave Anderson rolls a perfect strike. .nn f we f , - N Manual fans cheer the team to triumph Manual at Nancy Steinbach's house. tart to Fall students gather for a night of witchcraft 4' wr I , , 55 fig , 1549 ' e, P -N af- M ,X Em N . f M .,-, pies? ,5 rips., K , L Wi? A .uw K i f x fran fl Z 'Wx Nancy Steinbach and Lynn Traenkenschuh help promote Xu J i the firehouse referendum of February 9. ' y , y. xx' Hail to the Ch1ef The Manual Band played for President Johnson during his campaign tour through Peoria. 1, X, . P,,.,,g -,.'- k ,.,. 5 , H Mkt. . 5 5 A l U 'i 4 L- Q I A 5 .Q ' ' A V ' ' I kr Qi .k., +15 , i -JNMJQ M 1 I f I '65 u L U ...ff- MMJ,,,..-' P-as-,,,., Vfkws af if L X , ' .ieqaug-,,.w A A J ' :wwaf ffget-fav-zAs1a:1:sg2f?a:,fg12, Ngsfsiif- : fa - 2' 2 M.s,,M1,4,w ,,. . . . - amhg - f- 12712-,if-'z s w .,-'.f - '-sw 1 , . ' - V f ,5f',i1'i1r'?'i':px-'Qs -' '-' 31.-,.. , .- 4 ' ' - 1 H qf ffgw gggky ,. . . .... .. .. . , ..,, ,, .,o. ,.:: .,.. , ,..:,!,., N Q ' . Here Again ..... g After many Weeks of preparation and hard work, Homecoming Weekbegan with the zany stunt shows on Wednesday and Thursday nights. With the theme South Pacific , the Senior Class stunt won first place on October 23, The same evening Sue Tucker was crowned Queen. The following afternoon, preceding the game, our Homecoming parade, inwhich Joyce Sprehe won first place for the best decorated car, was held. That evening Manual engaged in a thrilling but disheartening game with Spalding, in which we lost by only one point with a score of 27 to 26. The Homecoming festivities were hi-lighted by the jubilant Homecoming Dance held in the Pere Marquette ballroom. The winning car, Let's Sway , was driven by Mr. Sprehe Sue Tucker, Pa.m Rothenbuehler, andSandy Morse were announced as the finalists for Homecoming Queen on the first night of the stunt shows. ,iytgj M ia K f Our good natured principal, Mr Weldin, participates in the frolics Watch it! That thing is sharp, says Dan Kasper as Gary Dutro prepares to skew him during the Student Council Stunt. ueens, and Football Howard Standerfer attentively watches two Polynesian dancers, Sandy Morse and Kris Lucas, in the winning Senior Stunt. In the Junior Stunt Joe Zerwekh and Brad White seemed to be tied up for the moment. During the Sophomore Stunt Charles Linwood, Tim Stevens, and Bob Bybes showed how easy surfing is. '6Walking In A The fantasy of Winter ,,,, snowball fights .... those dreary mornings of s h o v e lin g snow .... the glistening of a million snowflakes .... bright colored lights on a Christmas tree .... the opening of the many presents .... mistletoe, holly, and caroling .... the crunch of snow be- neath our feet .... snowflakessoftly drifting down .... jewels of ice dangling from the roofs .... and the breathlessness of a starry sky on a cold winter night. Wanted: boys with lots of muscle! In the car, Charles Perryg left to right: Joy Kumps, LindaC1ark, Gary Hale, Loren Johnson, John Lopez, and B111 Rutherford. Janis Jordan is one of the finalists in the first National Achievement Scholarship Program for Negroes. Winter Wonderland 99 5 Who said that women are the weaker sex?!- ----- Now, it's my turn, says Georgia Savage as she washes Bob jr Styvesant's face with snows while Don Ward looks on. 'iq-:auf X' 0.8 , , aialffe ?vf1'ff:w Q'-'Q'.zQl .f'lf 4 a'gf,l'-o-faitsq 15.5. Ulf W Q. , herself. 'xii Ni wh t'o,fh ' I Q 'L 5 A as 4 r ,4 r' jr 1 D is i K ,ws K Q was 'QS If -'v'i'v ' 'dk' rithfw 1 n -f N f- V - -' f h QIQQ-'Ragga Y ?mf.'aQ Q 5 'Qs' is S L9 Georgia Savage laughs wickedly as she prepares to defend Teenage Interests and F ads Brighten Gregg Allen watches a. run-off of our student directory in our own printing shop. During the long, dull winter days Manual students find many activities to brighten their days. Some of these activities are Boys' and Girls' Intramurals and sophomore andVarsitybas- ketball. The Beatles fad is one that seems to last all through the year. Girls brighten up their winter days by filling their school lockers with hundreds of pictures of their favorite singing groups. The school's directory is apopu- lar book used by students to call their friends on many a winter evening. Though the winter was long, it could not be considered dull because of our many varied school activities. islslli SCHOOIQT e mu Joe Zerwekh, Mary Jane Mosburg, and Gary ,Dutro are shown in a scene from the successful all-school play, THE DIARY OF ANN FRANK , which was directed by Mr. Gary McCann. Uur Long Dull Winter Days exif F12 f 2? e 1 sy 1? Many boys spent winter evenings participating in r mtramurals. E Polly Vinovich and Denny Crowell prepare to begin a duet in a scene from' the Junior-Senior musical. Pajama Game. Many football victories were celebrated at the after-game dances. Ellvfj ef les, -.fg Helen and Ellen Shrode take an inventory of e- their ma.ny'Beat1e pictures. Cflust Singing In The Rain S p r i n g remembrances ..., the c r i s p March winds .... Athe soft April rains . . . . the sweet smell of May flowers . . , . picnics in the park . . .. . excitingbase- ball games .... colorful frillyhats' .... splashy car washes .... daydreaming in study hall .... spring study slump . , , , finals again .... yearbook autograph hounds .... one last look ----- the sudden lump in your throat ----- graduation. l , c Rain storms herald the approach of spring As anyone can see Sue Street and Calista McDowell get a lot done at a car wash. What A Wonderful Feeling ..... Autographing yearbooks was an enjoyable highlight which took place at the end of May. Manual students wait in line to turn in their receipts to receive their Mirror . After the '65 Mirror has gone to press, Sheila Stoops and Bob Modgljn enjoy the beauty of a spring day. I , 'Q A1 Smith gets reach to catch a fly to put the runner out. The Year Closes With Gaiet The spring prom adds a touch of fun and excitement to the year end activities here at Manual. Graduation brings a climax to the three years of hard work the students have put forth. No matter what they may choose as a goal, the graduates will take with them knowledge, memories, and friendships acquired here at Manual. Denny Crowell talks with queen and princess candidates Sandy Morse, Karen Zang, and Nancy Vaughn about the prom. This yea.r's Junior princess candidates are Kathy Lowry, Falatko, Carolyn Moak, Mary Harrison, and Nancy Yvetta- Dailey, Joy Arndt, Patsy Smith, Karen Zang, Dianna Vaughn. The Prom And Solemnit of Graduation Judy Glowacki, Sandy Morse, Ella Daivs, Charlotte Wright, which will give one of them the honor of being Prom Donna Labanowski, and Carol Blount display the beauty Queen. Life-long friendships have been shaped in the years at Manual. The .seniors nervously. await the beginning of the procession. ,s f Q, Xl 1 9 1 ' -': M. in nr Aww ., M . f M ,A 1 '.,wZgN:f.., 5 -A , fw I 139 gy 1- as 1 T Wt? xnxx qv Y E 'I ,X f ff if ff 'lk am -M KW' K Q 6,54 M , ww: uf W lf' 'Sv' wifi' 'KL - wb 111: 3: fu f 5- K f 1 ' wwf .N 4 Q. JP Z1 lasges Georgia Savage, Don Ward, Charles Randle, N a n c y Steinbach, and Bob Styvesant fro lic in the snow. Q Scholastic Honors Are Bestowed As Lorraine BardezBanian Patrick Barron DAR Awards The two students selected by the senior class for the D.A.R. citizenship award were Lorraine BardezBanian and Pat Barron. They were chosen on the basis ofpersonality, leader- ship, and popularity. Manual is very proud to be represented by these two fine students who have shown outstanding qualities in school and community life. Sterling Merit Awards The purpose of the Sterling Merit Awards' Banquet is to honor the graduates in the top eight per cent from each of the Peoria area high schools. These students , who have continued to search for quality in all their endeavors, have attained high scholastic achievement for which honored at this dinner, N HHCY West Barbara Wright Elvis Jones ' Lydia Sljusar The Top Ten, Manua1's top ten is composed of senior students who have the highest scholastic average in their class. These students have earned almost straight A's throughout high school. Valedictorian of the class of '65is Joyce Sprehe, while Janis Jordan has the honor of being Salutatorian. Hard work and endless determin- ation are the factors to these students' success. Janis Jordan Salutatorian Joyce Sprehe Valedictorian Teddi Schermer Patrick Barron Karen Hand Sharon Schoff uddenl We Reallze We Are Seniors The Class of '65 is proud to be one of the largest graduating classes Manual has ever had. Under the supervision of Mrs. McCarthy and Mr. L aird, the Senior Class won this year's stunt show and also the open house attendance award. Its -contributions to our s chool will make it one of Manual's most outstanding grad- uation cl a s s e s. The officers, Denny Crowell, p'residentg L o r a i n n e Bardezbanian, vice- presidentg Lynn Schlis, secretaryg and Carol Blount, treasurer, directed many functions. The officer faculty tea was a huge success and the prom was the highlight of the entire year. The musical Pajama Game was also a big hit with the aduience. To top the entire year, a gift was presented to the school to commemorate the old Manual High School. It is truly evident that the Class of '65 will remain in the memories of Manual High School as one of the largest and most successful classes tograduate. NANNETTE ABBEY - Art Clubg Mirror gSenior Girls Club. JANET ALLEN - Choirs. CONNIE ANDERSON - ChoirsgACappellag Health Careers 9 Intramuralsg Leadership Conferenceg Y, F, C,g School Playg Senior Girls Clubg Student Advisory Council Stunt Show. DAVE ANDERSON - Footballg Intramuralsg Stunt Showg Wrestlingg Student Council. DAVID ANDERSON - Bowlingg Golfg Intramurals. TOM ANDERSON - Baseballg Bowlingg Footballg Geography Club 5 Intramuralsg Stimt Show. JAMES ANDERSON - Baseballg Footballg Intra- muralsg Leadership Conferenceg Mirror 5 Key Club 5 Basketball. MARILYN ASHBURN - Senior Girls Club. SANDRA AUGSBURGER - F. T.A.g Intramuralsg Leadership Conferenceg Literary Clubg Manual Editor-in-Chief 1964-65 5 Open House Committeeg Quill 81 Scroll gSenior Girls C1ubgStudent Advisory Councilg Junior Red Crossg Pep Club. MARCIA AVINO - Intramuralsg Student Advisory Council. GEORGE BAILEY - Art Clubg Footballg Wrestlingg Track. ROBERT BAILEY Looking Back Over Uur Exciting Three Years THOMAS BARCLAY LORRAINE BARDEZBANIAN - F. T.A. Secretaryg Intramuralsg Leadership Conferenceg Literary Clubg Senior Class Vice-Presidentg Senior Girls Clubg Service M g Student Advisory Council Vice-Presidentg Stunt Showg Student Council. RITA BARNES - Bandg lntramuralsg Office As- sistantg Senior Girls Clubg Student Advisory Councilg Tennisg Intramurals. MICHAEL BARRON - Art Clubg Basketballg Golfg Intramuralsg Leadership Conferenceg Literary Clubg Service M 5 Stunt Showgi Key Clubg Student Council. PATRICK BARRON - Art Clubg Basketball g Golfg Intramurals Leadership Conferenceg Literary Club 5 Open House Committee 5 School Play 5 Service M g Stunt Showg Key Clubg Student Councilg Mayor of School. DARLENE BARNHART - Intramuralsg Office As- sistantg Senior Girls Club. CAROLE BLOUNT - Band Secretaryg Intramurals 5 Senior Class Treasurerg Senior Girls C1ubg,Stunt Show. R JOHN BOESCH - Audio Visualg Bandg A Cappellag Footballg Service M . FRANCES BOONE - Bowlingg Choirsg F.T.A,5 Geography Clubg Health Careersg Intramuralsg Office Assistantg Pan American 3 Senior Girls Clubg Service M g Stunt Show. BRUCE BAUGHER - Debate Clubg Geography Club Intramuralsg Leadership Conferenceg Office Assistantg School Playg Service M 3 Student Advisory Councilg Red Cross Treasurerg Track. CYNTHIA BASFIELD - Intramuralsg Leadership Conferenceg Senior Girls Clubg Student Advisory Councilg Stunt Showg Red Cross. BARBARA BEHRENS - Intramuralsg Office As- sistantg Open House Committeeg Senior Girls Clubg Pep Clubg Red Cross. ROGER BELL - Intramuralsg Lab Assistant. LARRY BENTZ MARRIANNA BERGER - Choirs 3 Office Assistant 3 Pan Americang Y.F.C,g Senior Girls Clubg Stunt Show. LINDA BERKEY - Choirsg Health Careersg Leadership Conferenceg Office Assistantg Pan Americang Y. F. C.5 School Playg Service M g Stunt Show. EDDIE BETSON ALICE BERRY - F. T.A. 3 Geography Clubg Senior Girls Clubg Student Advisory Comicilg Stunt Show. LEONARD BORNEMAN - Art Clubg Geography Clubg Trackg lntramuralsg Lead ershi p Con- ferenceg Literary Clubg Service M g Student Advisory Councilg Stunt Showg Key Clubg Student Council. SHERYL BRADY JACK BREMER - Bdwlingg Intramuralsg Pan Americang Wrestling. Memorable High School Hardships and uccesses SYDNEY BREWER - Art Clubg Choirsg French Clubg Intramurals. RICHARD BROWN - Intramuralsg Stage Crew. J UDITH BUETTNER - Senior Girls Clubg Student Advisory Council. PENNIE BURTON FRANKLIN BURK - Cross Countryg Geography Clubg Golfg Intramuralsg Leadership Conferenceg Pan Americang Basketball. DANNY BUHR - intramurafsg Tennis. SANDRA CAMPBELL - F. T.A. GARY CAPE - Cross Countryg Footballg Track. DAVID CARLOCK - Bowlingg Intramurals. JANET CARROLL - Geography Club Vice Pres- identg Intramurals 5 Library Staffg Pan Americang Senior Girls Clubg Service M g Junior Red Cross. EDWARD CATCHINGS THOMAS CHRISTIAN - Art Clubg Golfg Intra- murals 5 Leadership ConferencegStudent Advisory Councilg Key Clubg Latin Club. LINDA CHRISTMAS - Bowlingg Intramuralsg Library Staffg Office Assistantg Y. F. C. Presidentg Service M , THELMA CLOSEN - Stunt Show. WILLIAM COKER - Bandg Cross Coxmtryg Trackg Intramurals 3 Pan American. ROBERT COSTIC DONALD COLLINS - Cross Countryg Footballg Intramuralsg Track. NANCY ANN COPE - Bowling Secretaryg Intra- muralsg Office Assistantg Open House Committeeg Service M , LESLIE CRISS CHERYL CROTZ - Orchestrag Senior Girls Club 9 Stimt Show. BARBARA CROOKS - Debateg Intramuralsg Library Staffg Office Assistantg Senior Girls Clubg Service M g Student Advisory Council. ur Homecoming Excitement Passes DENNIS CROWELL - Bandg Baseballg A Cap- pella Presidentg Footballg Intrarnuralsg Senior and Junior Class Presidentg Leadership Con- ference 3 Pan Americang Y. F. C. 5Student Advisory Councilg Key Club President. CHERLYN CRUMP - Bowlingg Choirsg F,T.A.g Intramuralsg Y, FLC. Senior Girls Club. ROBERT CULLEN - Band. JAMES CUPPLES - Bowling. JEAN DALEY - Choirsg Geography Clubg Senior girls Clubg Student Advisory Council. DONNA DANLEY - Bowlingg Y. F. C. GLORIA DAVIDSON - F. T.A.5 Geography Clubg Library Staffg Office Assistantg Pan Americang Y. F. C.g School Playg Service M 3 Stunt Show. ELLA MAY DAVIS - ChoirsgACappellag Fostersg Senior Girls Clubg Service M g Student Advisory Councilg Stunt Show. LARRY DAVIS - Audio Visualg Baseballg A Cap- pellag Footballg Intramurals 5 Service M 5 Stage Crewg Student Advisory Councilg Key Club. PAMELA DEAN - Bandg Bowlingg German Clubg Intramuralsg Junior Achievementg School Playg Stunt Show. MARY DAVIS - Choirsg A Cappellag Y.F'.C.g Senior Girls Clubg Red Cross. DIANA DEARMAN - Bowlingg Debateg F. T.A.5 Intramurals 3 Library Staffg Office Assistantg Pan Americang Y,F.C.3 Senior Girls Clubg Service M g Stage Crew. KATHRYN DENNY - Leadership Conferenceg Office Assistanty Open House Committee 3 Senior Girls Clubg Service M 3 Student Advisory Council. VALLA DENTINO - Mirror 3 Stunt Showg Grad- uated in the Summer of 1964. GARY DEMMIN - Bowlingg Cross Countryg Foot- ballg Geography Clubg Golfg Intramuralsg Stunt Show. ROBERT DESUTTER - Intramurals. MOURINA DHAESE - Choirsg A Cappellag Jimior Achievementg Senior Girls Club. VIVIAN DIDIUK - Choirs 5 Pep Clubg Health Careersg Open House Committee. SYLVIA DIVERT - Bandg Geography Club 5 Health Careers Vice-Presidentg Intramurals 5 Leader- ship Conferenceg Pan Americang School Playg Senior Girls Club 3 Student Advisory Council 5 Stunt Show. NANCY DOBBINS - Choirsg A Cappellag Orchestra. DANNY DONALD as Scholastic Pressures and Demands Mount GARY DUTRO - Debateg Intramuralsg Leader- ship Conferenceg School Playg Service M g Stage Crewg Stunt Showg Key Club3Student Council Vice-Presidentg Track. WILLIAM DUTTON - Audio Visualg Baseballg Footballg Stage Crewg Track. HELEN EARLEY - Bowlingg Leadership Con- ferenceg Office Assistantg Pan Americang Senior Girls Clubg Service M 5 Student Advisory Council 5 Stunt Show. CHARLENE EDENBURN - German Clubg Junior Achievement. TRUMAN ELLIOTT - Stunt Show. CHRISTINE EMERSON - Leadership Conferenceg Office Assistantg Pan Americang Open House Committeeg Senior Girls Clubg Service M 3 Stunt Showg Drama Club. JUDITH EVERETT - Art Clubg Pep Clubg Glee Clubg Health Careersg Open House Committeeg Service M , ROBERT EVERETT CYNTHIA FACKER - lntramuralsg Office As- sistantg Senior Girls Clubg Service M , MORRIS FIERCE - Baseballg Footballg Intra- murals 3 Pan American 5 Student Advisory Councilg Basketball. WILLIAM FLINN - Intramurals. JAMES FLINT - Audio Visualg A Cappellag Bowlingg Library Staff 3 Office Assistantg Y. F. C.3 Service M 3 Stage Crewg Stunt Show. DIANA FISHER - Art Clubg Choirsg Geography Clubg Health Careersg Intramuralsg Office As- sistantg Open House Committeeg Senior Girls Clubg Service M g Student Advisory Councilg Stunt Showg Pep Clubg Latin Club. NANCY FRAZELL - Choirsg Junior Red Crossg Open House Committeeg Pan Americang Pep Clubg Senior Girls Clubg Service M 3 Student Advisory Councilg Stunt Showg Tennisg Ticket Staff. JOHN FOOTE TOM GABRIEL ROBERT GAILLIAERT - Intramurals. CHARLENE FULLILOVE - Choirsg Senior Girls Club 5 Stimt Show. VICKI GARRABRANT - Choirsg A Cappellag Fostersg Mirror g School Play, STEPHEN GASPAROVICH - Leadership Con- ferenceg Student Advisory Councilg Key Clubg Basketball. DARLENE GETTINGS - Bowlingg Choirsg A Cappellag F.T.A.3 Geography Club Treasurerg Intramuralsg Leadership Conferenceg Library Staff Treasurerg'Literary Clubg Pan Americang School Playg Stunt Showg Senior Girls Clubg Student Advisory Council. In 1 Yalesn. the Midst of Dail chool Routine Senior Larry Trollope reflects the seriousness of the thought of his approaching graduation. J UDITH GLOWACKI - Choirsg A Cappellag Senior Girls Clubg Student Advisory Councilg Stunt Show. RONNIE GOODWIN - Intramurals. ORA GORDON - Choirsg A Cappellag Health we Careersg Pan Americang Stunt Showg Junior Red Cross. DIANE GRAVAT - Cheerleading-Captain 1964- 653 Choirsg Intramuralsg Office Assistantg Open House Comimitteeg Senior Girls Clubg Stunt Show. GLADYS GORT - Choirsg Intramuralsg Spanish Club. BESSIE GRAYSON - Gir1's Choirg A Cappellag Intramuralsg Junior Achievementg Senior Girls Club 5 Stunt Show. LINDA GWALTNEY - Choirsg Geography Clubg Pan Americang Y, F. C. MARILYN GRUBBS - Art Clubg Bowlingg Choirsg A Cappella g Geography Club 3 Intramurals 5 Library Staffg Senior Girls Clubg Service M g Student Advisory Coimcilg Stunt Show. GAIL GUNZENHEISER - Office Assistantg Senior Girls Clubg Service M . KAREN HALE - Leadership Conferenceg NOMA Spelling Awardg Office Assistantg Pan Americang Service M . ROBERT HALL - Intramuralsg Library Staffg Stunt Showg Tennis. PAULETTE HAMAN -Libra.ryStaffgService M , ur Thou his KAREN HAND - Art Clubg Bowlingg Geography C lub 5 Intramuralsg Leadership Conferenceg Literary Clubg Manual Business Managerg Pan Americang School Play 3 Senior Girls Clubg Service M 3 Student Advisory Councilg Stunt Show. GARY HARRIS - Intramurals. CHARLES HARKNESS - Pan American. BEVERLY HASTINGS - Bowling. LONNIE HASTY - Audio Visualg Foofba1lgGo1f3 Intramuralsg Student Advisory Councilg Wrestling. BETH HAWTON - Senior' Girls Clubg Student Advisory Council 5 Stunt Showg Junior Red Cross. MARILYN HAYWOOD - Intramurals 3Senior Girls Club. MARY LOU HEBERER - Bowlingg Choirsg A Cappella. PATRICIA HENDERSON- Art Club 5 Debateg Intra- muralsg Junior Class Treasurerg Manual Pan Americang School Playg Service M g Student Advisory Councilg Stunt Show. CAROL HILST - Junior Achievementg Library Sta.ff5.Pan Americang Service M , RALPH HENDERSON - Golfg mtramuralsg Pan Americang Stunt Show. WILLIAM HINTHORN - Audio Visualg German Club Treasurerg Service M . WILLIAM HOLFORD - Footballg Intramuralsg Basketballg Wrestlmgg Track. DANNIE HOFFMAN PAUL HODGE - Art Clubg Service M , CHRISTINA HOLZINGER -.Choirsg A Cappellag Fostersg Open House Contmitteeg Senior Girls Club Presidentg Service M 5 Student Advisory Council. MICHAEL HOPWOOD - Art Clubg Bowlingg Geo- graphy Clubg Golf Mgr.3 Leadership Conference 3 Literary Club Vice-presidentg Manua1 5 Pan AmericangSchoo1P1aygService M 3 Stunt Showg Key Club. THOMAS HULTING - Intramuralsg Leadership Conferenceg Service M 5 Stage Crewg Student Advisory Councilg Stunt Showg Key Club Treasurer. RICHARD HUMES - Cholrsg Cross Countryg Foot- ballg Track. JUDY HUNT - Geography Clubg Open House Com- mitteeg Senior Girls Clubg Service M 3 Student Advisory Councilg Stunt Show. MICHAEL HUSON - A Cappella Vice-Presidentg Pan Americang Boy's Quartet3Service M 5Stage Crewg Stunt Show. Tum Toward the F uture r, 3- .1 x Q . . f'.,,:..5::'--lf? A I 'IYEYZEV-I-Z: ' Q .s T ii' Q i vis gd. Q x 2 ,Ai sw X t X . U 4 it ni 'Q M Hai H Q 8 I . s Paruelpatwn ln College Da Encourages, KATHERINE HUTCHINGS - Bowllngg Geography Clubg Intramuralsg Y.F.C. Presidentg Library Staffg Service M , FRED HUSTON -Intramurals. DENNIS HURT JOYCE INN ES - Choirs 3 Library Staff. CHARLES INGOLIA CHARLOTTE JOHNSON - A Cappellag Leader- ship Conferenceg Orchestrag Senior Girls Clubg Stunt Show. EL VIS JONES - Baseball 5 Leadership Conferenceg S e r Vic e M g Basketballg Sophomore Class President 5 Stunt Showg Key Club 5 Student Council. MARGURIE JOHNSON - Choirsg Geography Club. NANCY JOHNSON - I F. T.A. Treasurerg Intra- rnuralsg Leadership Conferenceg Literary Clubg Office Assistantg Pan Americang Service M 5 Student Advisory Council 3 Stunt Show. PATRICIA JONES - Mirror 5 Latin Clubg Senior Girls Clubg Service M g Student Advisory Council. LARRY JONES RUBY JONES - Choirsg A Cappellag F.T.A.3 Intramuralsg Junior Achievementg Leadership Conferenceg School Playg Senior Girls Clubg Stunt Show. THELMA JONES - Choirs 3 Orchestra. JANIS JORDAN F.T.A. Presidentg Geography Club 5 Intramuralsg Leadership Conferenceg Library Staff Presidentg Literary Club Secretaryg Manual 5 Office Assistantg Orchestrag Y. F.C.3 Quill and Scrollg School Playg Senior Girls Clubg Service M g Student Advisory Colmcilg Stunt Show. OSSIE JORDAN - Footballg Intramuralsg Track. RICHARD JORDAN - Audio ViSu2.13 Baseballg Debateg Basketballg Trackg Intramuralsg Jtmior Achievementg Open House Committeeg Pan Amerlcang Service M 3 Stunt Show. LYNDA JOSEPH - Senior Girls Club. CONNIE JULIEN- F. T.A. 3 Geography Club 5 Junior Achievementg Senior Girls Clubg Stunt Show. DAN KASPAR - Baseballg Basketballg Intra- muralsg Latin Clubg Leadership Conferenceg Service M g Stunt Showg Key Clubg Student Councilg Track. GENE KEENER - Baud Presidentg Intramuralsg Junior Achievementg Stunt Show. ROBERT KELLAR - Bafnd. In orms and rystallzes ur Course 0 Actwn CAROL KIMLBROUGH - Senior Girls Clubg Stunt Show. PAULA KING - Art Clubg Bandg F.T.Ag Ge- ography Clubg Leadership Conferenceg Office As- sistantg Pan Americang Orchestrag School Playg Senior Girls Clubg Service M 3 Student Advisory Councilg Stunt Show. WALTER KINSMAN FRANK KIRCHER - Footballg Pan Americang Trackg Wrestling. SANDRA KLINGER - Choirs 3 A Cappellag French Club 3 Latin Club. DIANA KRUEGER - Junior Red Cross. DONNA LABANOWSKI - Choirsg Junior Achieve- ment 3 Office Assistant 9 Senior Girls Club 5Service M 5 Stunt Show. BARBARA LAMON - Choirsg Jtmior Achieve- mentg Y. F. C.y Senior Girls Club. RANDY LACEWELL - Bowlingg German Clubg Intramuralsg Tennis. UDELL LANDRUM - Art Clubg Intramuralsg Junior Achievement 5 School Play. ROBERT LEE - Audio Visualg Art C1ub3Bowling5 A Cappellag Intramurals 3 Y. F. C.3 School Playg Stage Crewg Stunt Show. MARY LEE - Geography Clubg Leadership Con- fer enceg Library Staifg Literary Clubg Pan Americang Y. F. C.-Vice--President, P r e sid e n tg Service M . TERESA LEHMAN - Latin Club. JOHN LEMONS - Band Vice-Presidentg Bowlmgg Intramurals 5 Orchestra. JAMES LIPPERT - Intramuralsg Leadership Con- ferenceg School Playg Service M g Stage Crewg Stunt Showg Key Club. KRISTINA LUCAS - Art Clubg Cheerleadingg Ge- ography Clubg Intramuralsg Library Staff Vice- Presidentg Y. F. C. 3 Senior Girls Clubg Service 1vr'5 Stunt Show. PRISCILLA McCARTHY - Geoyaphy Club 5 Leadership Conferenceg Office Assistantg Pan Americang Senior Girls Clubg Service M 5 Stunt Show. RICKEY McCARTHY DAVE McCLOSKEY - Intramuralsg Latin Club. HARTHENA MCDANIEL - Health Careers. CALISTA McDOWELL - Art Clubg Bowlingg Choirsg A Cappellag F. T..A. 5 Geography Clubg Dramatics Clubg Health Careersg Intramuralsg Pan Americang Leadership Conferenceg Literary Club 5 Mirror 5 Open House Committee 5 Pep Club 5 Y. F, C,g School Plays 5 Senior Girls Clubg Service M g Stunt Shows 5 Red Cross. Job and Service pportunities DENNIS MANGAN - German Clubg Intramuralsg Service M , DIANE MANLEY - Bowlingg Debateg F.T.A. Vice-Presidentg Geography Clubg Intramurals Presidentg Leadership Conferenceg Open House Committeeg Pan Americang Y. F. C.: Senior Girls Club 5 Student Advisory Council SUSAN MARPLE - Office Assistantg Open House Committeeg Pan Americang Senior Girls Clubg Service M g Spanish Honor Societyg Student Advisory Council. SHEILA MARSH - Senior Girls Club. CHRISTY MARTIN - F.T.A.g Leadership Con- ferenceg, Literary Clubg Office Assistantg Pan Americang Senior Girls Clubg Service M 5 Red Crossg Student Advisory Councilg Stunt Show. PATRICIA MARTIN EZ - Intramurals 5 Open House Committeeg Senior Girls Clubg Student Advisory Council. RONALD MARVIN - lntramuralsg Stage Crew. ROBERT MAY - A Cappellag Pan Americang Trackg Wrestling. PETE MELONIS DAWN MERVIS - Audio Visualg Intramuralsg Leadership Conferenceg Library Staffg Literary Clubg Office Assistantg Open House Committeeg Pan Americang Spanish Honor Societyg Service M g Stunt Show. SHARON MEYERS - Choirs. MARILYN MILLER - Girl's Choirg A Cappellag Senior Girls Club. NELLIE MITCHELL - Art Clubg Choirsg A Cap- pellag Red Crossg Intramuralsg Senior Girls Club. PAM MILLER WILLIAM MOAK - Pep Clubg Leadership Con-g ference 5 Stunt Showg Wrestling. ROY MODGLIN - Footballg Service M . ALLEN MOHR - Cross Countryg German Clubg Intramurals 3 Wrestlingg Track. JEAN MOORE - Student Advisory Council. ROBERTA MORGAN - J tmior Achievement 3 School Play. SANDRA MORSE - Bandg Cheerleadingg Intra- muralsg Jtuiior Class Secretaryg Leadership Con- ferenceg School Playg Senior Girls Clubg Sophomore Class Secretaryg Stunt Showg Home- coming Attendant. MARY JANE MOSBURG - Geography Clubg Leadership Conferenceg Pan Americang Literary Club Presidentg Office Assistant, School Playg Senior Girls Clubg Service M g Student Ad- visory Councilg Student Council. hallenge Us to Become Responszble Adults DEXTER MOSIER - Intramurals. JEANNE MOSS - Bandg Majoretteg F. T.A.5 Ge- ography Clubg Junior Achievementg Library Staffg Pan Americang Orchestrag Stunt Show. ROBERT MURPHY - Intramuralsg Junior Achievementg Pan Americang Key Clubg Basket- ball Mgr.g Track Mgr. JANET MULLINEAUX - Intramurals 5 Latin clubg Open House Committee 3 Stunt Show. PHILLIP NEPTUN - Audio Visualg Footballg German Clubg Basketball lntramuralsg Mirror g Service M 5 Student Councilg Key Clubg Track. PATRICIA OESTERHELD - Art Club Vice- Presidentg Geography Clubg Senior Girls Clubg Service M , KATHLEEN OMMEN - Geography Clubg Health Careersg Intramurals 5 Latin Clubg Leadership Conferenceg Library Staffg Literary Clubg Office Assistantg Red Crossg School Playg Service M 3 Stunt Showg Student Advisory Council. CILERSTENE PENNY - Junior Achievementg Senior Girls Club. SHIRLEY O'NEAL - Girl's Choirg Junior Achieve- ment- Pan American- Senior Girls Club. J 2 BARBARA PETERSON - Office Assistantg Senior Girls Clubg Service M g Stlmt Showg Pep Club. LARRY PLOWMAN - Bandg Cross Countryglntra- muralsg Track. JERRY PLOWMAN - Cross Countryglntramuralsg Library Staffg Trackg Service M g Wrestling. 5 A M 5 T-5721 Yffeiiiffff A ,K 11 . 1' f. J,g,,.53,. 455: A '. -A 3 ai E 2 A 317. .A 5 3 ' if! ' 5 I ..... tri W, 1 I E K 2 lei E 2, A,s-1: it -lun., x Dennis Tracy is attracted by the army service poster at the local Post Office At Manual We Have Been Given the ROBERT PHELPS SHARON PURHAM PATRICIA PUTMAN - Geography Clubg Office Assistantg Open House Committeeg Latin Clubg Pep Clubg Red Crossg Senior Girls Clubg Service M 5 Student Advisory Council 5 Stunt Showg Student Council. DAVID RAMSEY - Intramuralsg Latin Club. CHARLES RANDLE - A Cappellag Intramuralsg Wrestling. MICHAEL REED - Footballg F.T.A.3 Baseballg Intramuralsg Leadership Conferenceg Latin Clubg School Playg Service M g Student Advisory Councilg Wrestlingg Key Clubg Student Cotmcilg Track. JOSEPH RATHBURN - Art Clubg Baseballg Ge - ography Clube intramuralsg Open House Com- mitteeg Student Advisory Coimcil. N OMA REESE - Senior Girls Club. SUSAN RENKEN - Future Nurses Clubg Intra- murals. RUSSELL RIGG - Intramuralsg Open House Com- mitteeg Trackg Latin Club. ALBERTA ROBINSON - Bowlingg Choirsg Health Careers 3 Leadership Conferenceg Office As- sistantg Student Advisory Council. LINDA ROBERTS DONNA ROGAN - Intramuralsg Student Advisory CO1111Ci1j Stunt Show. DIANA ROCKEY - Choirsg Orchestra. JACQUELINE ROGER - Senior Girls Club. JAMES ROL LINGS - A Cappellag Pan American. ROBERT ROUTT - A Cappellag Footballg Trackg Intramurals. P A M E L A ROTHENB UEHLER - Cheerleaderg Choirs 3 A Cappellag Stephen Fosters gSenior Girls Clubg Service M 3 Student Advisory Councilg Stunt Shows. LINDA RUDLOFF - Art Clubg Geography Clubg Ma.nua1 5 Office Assistantg Open House Com- mitteeg Senior Girls Clubg Service M g Pep Clubg Red Crossg Student Advisory Councilg Stunt Showg Ticket Staff. RALPH SAMP - Bowlingg Golfg Intramuralsg Stunt Show. GEORGIA SAVAGE - Geography Clubg Open House Cornmitteeg Senior Girls Clubg Student Advisory Councilg Stunt Showg Pep Clubg Red Cross. Privilege to Develop as Citizens TEDDI nSCHERMER - Bowlmgg Choirsg F.T.A.3 Geography Clubg German C1ubgIntramuralsgLatin Clubg Leadership Conferenceg Literary Clubg Mirror g Office Assistantg Honor Roll Awardg NOMA Spelling Awardg School Playg Service M g Sttmt Show. LYNN SCHLIS - Bowlingg Intramuralsg Leader- ship Conferenceg Open House Committeeg Manual 5 Office Assistantg School Playg Senior Class Secretaryg Senior Girls Club Treasurerg Service M 5 Stunt Showg Latin Club Vice- President. RONALD SCHLIS - Audio Visualg Bandg Ge- ography Clubg Latin Clubg Intramuralsg Leader- ship Conferenceg Service M gStunt Showg Track. SHARON SCHOFF - Bowling' Treasurerg Choirsg Fosters 3 Geography Club 3 Leadership Conference 3 Literary Clubg Open House Committeeg Pan Americang School Playg Senior Girls Club 3 Service M g Stunt Showg Student Council. ALICE SCHURTZ - Bowlingg Choirsg Manual 3 Senior Girls Clubg Service M g Stunt Show. SHARON SCOVIL F Choirsg A Cappellag Senior Girls Clubg Student Advisory Council: Stunt Show. LINDA SCOVIL - Art Clubg Bandg Intramuralsg Senior Girls Clubg Student Advisory Councilg Stunt Show. MARYANNE SHATKUS - F. T.A. gGeog'raphy Clubg Leadership Conferenceg Literary Clubg Mirror Editor 1964-653 Pan American3Senior Girls Clubg Service M . SHARON SHAW - Leadership Conferenceg Pan American Presidentg Service M 5 Student Ad- visory Councilg Spanish Honor Society. HATTIE SHIPMAN - Band Secretaryg F. T.A. 3 Intramurals 3 Leadership Conferenceg Open House Committee 3 Pan Americang Orchestra Secretaryg Student Advisory Councilg Sttmt Show. CAROL SHOREACK - Geography Club Presidenty Intramuralsg Leadership Conferenceg Library Staffg Office Assistantg Open House Committeeg Pan Americang Senior Girls Clubg Service M 5 Student Advisory Cotmcilg Red Cross. JOHN SHORTY - Choirs 5 Intramuralsg Track. SHERRY SHREFFLER - Red Crossg Senior Girls Clubg Student Advisory Council. JANE SIEWERT - Art Club Presidentg Choirsg A Cappellag German Clubg Leadership Con- ferenceg Office Assistantg Senior Girls Clubg Service M . LYDIA SLJ USAR - Cheerleading 5 Geography Club 3 German Clubg Leadership Conferenceg Literary Clubg Mirror 3 Office Assistantg Hall Moniterg Pep Clubg Senior Girls Clubg Service M 3 Stunt Showg Student Advisory Counc1l3Transferred- Chicago. ALAN SMITH - Baseballg A Cappellag Footballg Basketball. NATHAN SPRATTLING - A Cappellag Debate 'Clubg Intramuralsg Junior Achievementg School Playg Stunt Showg Track. SARAH SMITH - Girl's Glee Club 3 Jimior Achieve- mentg Leadership Conferenceg Student Advisory Council. JOYCE SPREHE -Bandg Cheerleadingg Geography Club 3 Latin Club Secretary 5 Health Careers Presi- dent 3 Intramurals 5 Leadership C01'lf9I'6I1CSjOff10B Assistantg Open House Committeeg School Playg Senior Girls Clubg Service M 5 Stage Crewg Stunt Showg Student Council. JAMES STAFFORD - A Cappe1lagFootba1lgIntra- murals 3 Leadership Conferenceg Student Ad- V1S0I'Y COUI1Ci13 Key C1l1bjSf.11dG.I1fCO1l11C113 Track. KAREN STAGE - Senior Girls Club. ies H' ite- rr t ' l V.,:, f I ' if-: 'i w a s 4 f' We Welcome the pportunity to That happy, yet sad day has arr1ved at long last. HOWARD STANDERFER - German Club Vice- Presidentg Leadership Conferenceg Library Staffg Photography Staffg Service M 3 Stunt Show. SUE STARCEVIC - Intramurals 5 Leadership Con- ferenceg, Office Assistantg Pan Americang Senior Girls Clubg Service M 3 Student Advisory Councilg Stunt Showg Student Council. ROBERT STEAR - Basketballp Intramuralsg Pan Americang Tennis. THOMAS STOCKWELL SHARON STEAR - Choirsg A Cappellag F.T.-A.3 Open House committeeg Y.F.C.3 Pep Club. NANCY STEINBACH - Art Club Secretary- Treasurerg Bowlingg Choirsg Geography Clubg Health Careers Vice-Presidentg Intramuralsg Junior Achievementg Library Staffg Mirror g Photography Staffg School Playg Senior Girls Clubg Service M 5 Stunt Show. JAMES STRATE - Audio Visualg German Clubg Football Mgr.3 Intramurals. SUSAN STREET - Bowlingg Intramuralsg Junior Achievement 3 Junior Class Vice-Presidentg Office Assistantg Pan Americang Senior Girls Club Vice-Presidentg Service M 3 Student Advisory Councilg Stunt Showg Student Council. CINDY STREIBICH - Choirsg A Cappellag Office Assistantg Stunt Showg Transfer-Central. HENRY STRUBE - Intramuralsg Wrestling. JOHN STRUM - Bandg Bowling. ROBERT STUYVESANT - Intramuralsg Track. WILLIAM SULLINS - Pan American. LINDA SUDDETH - Bowlingg Girl's Glee Clubg Red Crossg Open House Committeeg Senior Girls Clubg Student Advisory Council. BETTY SULLINS - Geography Club Secretaryg Leadership Conferenceg Library Staffg Service M g Red Cross President. 'ravel New Roads a ter Graduation DARE LL SWANSON - Intramuralsg Pan American. LESLIE TATE - Bowlingg Intramurals. GLORIA THOMAS - Library Staffg Office As- sistantg Senior Girls Clubg Service M , CALDONIA TRACY - Choirs. PATRICIA THOMASON - Leadership Conferenceg Office Assistantg Senior Girls Club. ROGER THORNTON - Bowlingg Golfg Intra- murals. LARRY TROLLOPE - Leadership Conferenceg Photography Staffg Service M g Stunt Show. DENNIS TRACY -. Library Staff Presidentg Ser- vice M , LINDA TUCKER - Leadership Conferenceg Office Assistantg Open House Committeeg PanAmerican3 Senior Girls Clubg Service M g SpanishHonor Societyg Student Advisory Councilg Stunt Showg Homecoming Queen. LINDA VAN WASSENHOVE - Bandg Intramuralsg School Playg Senior Girls Clubg Stunt Show3NOMA Spelling Award. SHIRLEY TURNBOW - Choirsg A CappellagOffice Assistantg Senior Girls Club. KATHLEEN VELPEL - Choirsg F.T,A.3 Leader- ship Conferenceg Library Staffg Literary Clubg Manua1 3 Pan Americang Senior Girls Clubg Service M g Student Advisory Councilg Spanish Honor Society. NORMA VINCENT - Choirsg Geography Clubg Latin Clubg Leadership Conferenceg Office As- sistantg Pep Clubg Senior Girls Clubg Service M g Student Advisory Council. PEGGY VON HOLLENBECK - Library Staffg Office Assistantg Senior Girls Clubg Service M 9 Stunt Showg Pep Club. KENNETH WAID - Cross Countryg Intramuralsg Basketballg Stunt Showg Key Clubg Track. ANGELA WALZ - Office Assistant. EILEEN WATKINS GEORGE WATKINS - Baseballg Bowlingg Cross Countryg Footballg Geography Clubg Basketballg Intrarnuralsg L e a d e r s h ip Conferenceg P an Americang Y,F,C,3 Service M 3 Stunt Showg Pep Club. ALICE WEGNER - A Cappel1a5F.T.A.g Geography Clubg German Club Secretaryg Dramatics Clubg Leadership Conferenceg Office Assistantg Open House Committeeg Senior Girls Club Secretaryg Service M , LINDA WEBB - Senior Girls Club. ROBERT WENZEL - Bowlingg Intramuralsg Leadership Conference. Y ur World Expands NANCY WEST - Art Clubg F,T,A,g Geography Clubg Leadership Conferenceg Literary Clubg Manua1 g Office Assistantg Open House Com- mitteeg Pan Americang Quill and Scrollg Senior Girls Clubg Service M g Student Advisory Councilg Stunt Show. SHARON WHITAKER - Junior Achievementg Pep Club. RONALD WHITE - Baseballg Intramurals. DANNY WHITTIMORE - Art Clubg Leadership Conferenceg Literary Clubg School Playg Stunt Show. PAUL WILLE - A Cappellag Pan Americang Key Clubg Student Council-Honorary Memberg AFS Representative from Costa Rica. KAREN WILLI - Geography Clubg Latin Clubg Pep Clubg Health Careersg Leadership Con- ferenceg Office Assistantg School Playg Senior Girls Clubg Service M g Stunt Show, SUSAN WILLIAMS - Choirsg A Cappellag Library Staffg Senior Girls Club. MARION WILLINGHAM BARBARA WILLIS - Choirsg A Cappellag Pan Americatng Senior Girls Club. BARBARA WRIGHT - Geography Clubg German Clubg Latin Clubg Red Crossg Intramuralsg Leadership Conferenceg Literary Club3 Mirror g School Playg Senior Girls Clubg Service M g Stunt Showg Student Councilg Noma Spelling Awardg Honor Roll Award. MARY WITT - Art Clubg Intramuralsg Stunt Showg Pep Club. CINDY WOODEN - Open House Committeeg Pa.n Americang Senior Girls Clubg Service M g Red Cross. CHARLOTTE WRIGHT - F.T.A.3 Geography Clubg Dramatics Clubg Pep Clubg Leadership 'Con- ferenceg Library Staff-Secretaryg Literary Clubg Open House Committeeg Pan Americang Senior Girls Clubg Service M 5 Student Advisory Councilg Stunt Showg Student Council Secretary. DELOYCE WRIGHT - Intramuralsg Leadership Conferenceg Library Staffg Literary Clubg Manual g Open House Committeeg Service M g Pan Americang Spanish Honor Society. JAMES WRIGHT - Footballg German Clubg Intra- muralsg Wrestlingg Track. ' LINDA WYNN - Literary Clubg Manual g Pan Americang Quill and Scrollg Service M , HATTIE YOUNG - Choirsg A Cappellag Pan Americang Senior Girls Club. ROGER ZIEGENHORN FRANK ZAPUSHEK - Audio Visualg Bowlingg German Clubg Intramuralsg Science Club3Y.F.C.g Student Advisory Councilg Tennisg Varsity Bowling. GARY CRISS - Bandg Leadership Conferenceg Pan Americang Sophomore Class Vice-President. DAVID PICTON - Mirror g Student Advisory Councilg Stunt Show. Opposite page: Lydia Sljusar looks out and dreams of the future. gin. is 5? 5 . mmmli, fs: : ...wfifmw 5 . ,Wv, 1. I ,F sf f -. . . f ' ' L 5 I f. K 6 xi .gs - 'fa Q. fs QQ. ig 'if'f5'f?L Q: .Agy . if H+ -. . x 152 5 hm gif ' z .SEZ ,, A N s H5 B 4 Wm 61' Ui 'iv . Q' is ai, W K if-. 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R y, ... . at , ,, if . 1 . 4. . glsafzg Sa A nz. Q N. . . N Dianne Blumenshine Terry Blair Mary Blunk Peggy Boseke Bill Bosivell Kathie Bradle Class of 1966 The Junior Class of 1966 has acquired one of the better records in its two years at Manual. In the hard-fought competi- tion of the Homecoming stunt shows, we present- ed one of our best efforts and were barely edged by the seniors. Under the leadership of Mrs. Short and Mr. Booth we present- ed the musical Pajama Game and did much to further the confidence and spirit which marks a Manual Student. it E ..- ' 1 K Ab i ,Mi A 12 f d iiis M 1 ffevcv - fi45gagg,,s:f'f1Qfl -Wy: 4,3 - saaegfgs .. . : gym 3-WE' - ' . gawk -. H 1. , seg wg 4 , wh . - Q . f A irmail a im, G: - f :ii,i. .g?S3+5g2ii2s 'V ., iff .- .e f.:: . em- A - - - fgiaiaiire' ' , i'iai4?25lii5i5'?1ssu KW' . 5 5 'lj' . ':: I . 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Ll, c .,,I'. .- K v x it NX? , 5' as Q Josie Sanders Roosevelt Sanders Carol Sank Diane Schaefer Ralph Schafer Jean Schepke Ed Scherer John Schoenheider Barbara Schrader Harold Scurrah Lydia Scurrah Janet Shoreack Cheryl Shoup Ellen Shrode Helen Shrode Larry Siebenthal Linda-Siebert Carol Sinnett Kenneth Slater Dale Slater Sandra Slater Edward Smith Herbert Smith Patsy Smith Kattie Smith Jerry Sparks Lynn Spencer Warner Stevens Cheryl Stevensor Linda Stephensor Mickey Stewart Judith Stockwell Larry Stokes Sheila Stoops Dana Stout Louise Steinbach Sandra Stout Linda Strickler Linda Strubhar Michael Stuart Sheila Stuart Joyce Suter Eva Taylor James Taylor Sandra Thomas Uliaher Thomas Patricia Threw Mary Tjarks ,,X K rv if ,:: . .,, I 4' 59' 'HN' 442'-'Z.ll,'.,, ISLSSH i5fSV'W'3sfl3V'25 X it X t XX, JMX, . . XXX XX X, X X 5 Z 1 Pi? f' 3:3 lf P 4 t 'KY ' X 1 I 53 E ,, , ,X HX E 2 J ' is-M' ..,,,. , . ,- uw-m.X.rj SH , wg' 1 Run A, ix H ,Uyfk r A S. N' Lynn Traenkenschuh Larry Vance John Van Ausdall Nina Van Lingen Nancy Vaughn Sheila Victor Polly Vinovich Barbara Vogler Aaron Wade Jerome Wallace Emery Walters Donald Ward Janice Washburn Mary Jo Waters Nancy Warren Ly'nn Wescott Diane Westbrook Brad White Georgia. White Robert White Sue White Diane Whitehead Patricia Whitehead Terry Whitlatch Clark Wilson Joseph Willi Ronald Wolford Danny Workman Robert Wyss Joyce Young Lginda Yocum Karen Young Karen Zang Joseph Zerwekh Gary Zinser Gregg Hasty wa Q7 aging, iwfa 55355 S2 SQ, J- it Qi' 1- , 'aku ape 5 I -' ' XFTH' : -f , ,QI ,dv , az' - ' ' ' , s 1 ' 'S-+.'1 9hkf33zetw'. ,,.::'g,. - , Aafviy, , ,. .awp 5' ffitig-5Y?i2fTiiv ag:C.':',1- V - - 1: i1e??:XQ', 'fl fww:aZ2f:i2se , s at ig ' ' ft- ' W ' X . y , ,i.,,,. yyyyo , f'g:g'r ,Y 'igz lgg ,L A . ya 1 Y .V w Junior Louise Steinbach romps in the snow. Q il swam 34 WWW ROW 1: Jim Empson, President: Linda Cravens, Vice-President: Alma Kataoka, Secretary: Linda Augsburger, Treasurer: Mrs. Clauson, Advisor. ROW 2: Council Representatives--Marian Watkins: Tracy Humesg Sue Horningg Linda Whitey Sue Denton: Jacki Jones. ROW 3: Mike Brown: Odessa Wallace: Monica Lowe: Mr. German, Advisor. ' ' .Ks-W: It er 5 X si A2 F it Y M Mn YA: me me K E gs , we ag g 5 .- igmyf. .V f .., Mamzfsffxzim Q V- smifmxaat .. fi.. ,..,. S ,, .. ,, :.o..,.., M . , ,8,,....m A . vers' ' 3: . x i GS' i A Q -sf-ws S- - is . A me 2 S , -,:.- . J .Z ,A k 5-1 19: 1, Q E 115:55 t ea wut' Q S' . z v :' zwieggi ,V In 4 - i z, L 11211 'Q Class of 1967 We the Sophomore Class are the largest ever to attend Manual. We realize new roads lie before us, and We are striv- ing for great achievements. With the help of our advisors, Mrs. Clauson and Mr. Gorman, we will reach our goals. The stunt show gave us an opportunity to work to- gether. Now at the end of our first year, We have mem- bers on the student council, the Mirror staff, athletic teams, and in various other organizations. Nancee Abel ..g:'t 1 3 H I ..,. Pearl Abel l Terry Adams t Q , l Ron Ade il. y I' Steve Albritton .- ' Zelma Alexander E -',: fs? '-' . . 5 zzz N .i.' . -.Sf . . t.., .. ' X' Don Anderson g .H - , Sherry Anderson g Terry Anderson l lll Q 5 ,-- Susan Arndt rygy rp Ron Atwell ' A .:i.: A? 'it i V . , f 0 2 , s - 1 -lri ig Linda Augsburger iiil , Byron Baker Susan Baker John Bigger Jana Barrett Rita Beard Arthur Bell Paula Bell Keith Berry Dixie Best Robert Bite Gerald Bloom Bill Bocian Linda Boland Buddy Bond Raymond Bowden Patricia Bradle Kenneth Bradley . Qi if :Lf -zgiiiiisi - f gaps-asa: is 5'3:.'-LE: EIN: ' - ' L, .. . 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Douglas Evans Bob Facker Charlotte Felker John Ferguson Leola Ferguson David Fisher Anna Marie Fosco Bob Fragd Joan Friling Linda Fulton Robin Funches George Gaines Marsha Ganion Rita Garrett Deloris Gary Mike Gay James Gayles Paul George Bobby Jones Charles Gilmore Linda Gilmore Charles Gobart Garry Goett Issic Gordan Jeanette Grant Suzie Grant John Gresham Betty Griffith Lois Grisham Larry Gyorkos Ronald Hall 'f A ,X E - at -,gg ' af, - ,. iw ' ' ' sf , ,wgjgf mrs 5 'f alex -iwgiixgtl 'ims2's3 f Us ms,m 1 M ,W -i ,.,..,. W S, tri W H, --,www .: nm V ....,., - -.- M mm. Y, malt, .a f .W--' V- ,- r.,w,,8. .M F- Ms -1 My - 5 ,2g,sl1Qz mf' ,J i ,law 4, ,gsgggss t, . ,. ,at ,S 5 W' ax -. f 5 3 , W Q . 2, 5 4 M- .. . ' :if-wif 2 42? in 1 is I S55 H if W , 5? X z fran A 5 ,SZ 9 fy 1' ML J J fai r W J. 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Diana Jordon Eugene Jordon Alma Kataoka Linda Kaufman Michael Keenan Mark Keith Elma Kelly Diane Kent James Kincade Judy King Norma King Kathleen Kinloch Kathryn Kissner Richard Klaason Steve Klobucker Judy Knowles Roberta Koch John Kramer Joan Krause Robert Kupper Barbara Labanowski Dorothy Lakota Willie Landrum Lenora Landwehr Candy Lasco Sandra Lauer Katherine Leach Steve Leach Patrick Leatherwood Shirley Lee Gregory Leitner Connie Lentz Clark Levitt Kay Lightbody Charles Linwood Gary Lisman Daisy Lou Little Carl Lobdell Darrel Lofton John Lopez Monica Lowe Roger Lowe Alphonso Lyons Melba McFall Linda McGuirk Patricia McHerd Fred Magnuson Susan Maher it :- P, an W 1 1 2? ig at K 1 fy I- E . Q, '-may mwi 1 ,I qgrw 1 1 A- as A, Q me I New -- Lai new . ... W a me fi ff 0:33-1 5 -4 it ,as 4 .- Y U! '5',5 x y yy M T fi. Ja' 4 ,QQ 'gel fi Q T? L if R fr' r 1 Q 1 Q me , r qu, '5 S ,R , if i 1 2 wh sw. E-sr K Elouise Malone Linda Manley Rebecca Marple Loretta Marsh Terri Martindale Evelyn Martin Rick Mason Michael Masters Emily Maston David Meister Pa.mela Meyers Robert Michael Jerry Miller Leroy Miller Michael Miller Connie Mohn Linda Mohn Kenny Mohn Armette Moore Bobbie Moore Loretta Morris Stanton Morris Brenda Mosier Patricia Mosier Kathy Moss Barbara Murray Michael Nakken Robert Nelson Barbara Noble Robert Norton Virgil Coker and Terry Anderson listen as instructions are given on bowing. ! 'f iwssef R MW MUN ri ,A - f X 1 Q? 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Q. , ..., MV- ag K K K A' ' , ' fzisiifgf. , L-'h, L, 'V W- K L V :T az -- On- all Becky Stone Mary Storry Ronita-Streeter Elizabeth Streviles Don Strothers Charles Stuckey Bonnie Sullins Rebecca Taylor Darlene Thrawl Charles Thomas Levi Thomas William Thomas Pamela Thrush Teresa Tornaezewski James Tranchitella Rosemary Triplett David Tripp Evelyn Turner Leonard Traenkenschuh Caroll Vaughn Michael Wade LeRoy Wallace Odessa Wallace Ann Walsh Guy Ward Leo Wasson Marian Watkins Jennifer Watters William Weaver Shirley Weeks Robert Wegner Deborah Wehrli Garey Weisser Jim Weitkamp Danny Welch Steve Wells Eunice Flatt Bonnie White Gloria White Linda White Linda Whitehead Richard Whiteman Ladona Wilburn Deborah Williams Leslie Williams Lillian Williams Mary Williams William Willingham , , , ' 1 P I a LVN J . x I L.-at rx 1.21: f xf' Y -in lx , 1' Hill, 41 A xi , . ., as yi H , s afes M 2 A - - .t ksayxif 1,f'j'f,a 2 3 XXX 2 2 ,L a ,R . Q, N70 rr A va lxigwiiffjgigi ' ' Q .f 5 L,-IJ HM f , 5 q 53:5 X , 1. i f egs3'?efs,,, 3 1 Ma S fa 3 mega Wi sw 2 Q, A .H ei? l ff i f ttv i f Z r Zuii ,. qbr u zhi fi Cheryl Opper, Sue Arndt, and Loretta Marsh demonstrate their sewing abilities in sewing class. Richard Wilson Carolyn Winkler Vickie Winter Rickie Winter Connie Wade Joyce Wolfmeyer Lorraine Wong James Wright Chaquawana Wyatt John Wyatt Bonnie Vance Bernice Vikouski Carol Yocum Linda Wilson Richard Wooden Pat Yard Theresa Young Walter Young James Richardson Jim Zeman Linda Zinser Sue Zipper 1 ,Sy fd ' I l . n. , tgp 15, Q Uutstanding Administrators Dr. Mark Bills, Peoria Superintendent of Schools, provides leadership for school per- sonnel and strives continually to improve the school system. The School Board, which consists of seven elected members, is a vital part of the com- munity. The School Board meets bimonthly to discuss vital school policies concerning bud- gets, personnel, supplies, repairs, and future school needs. Jackson Newlin is President of the Board. Dr. Mark Bills--Superintendent of the Peoria Public School system. From Left to right: Row 1-Mr. Jackson Newlin, Mrs. Virginia Robe rt Jamieson, Espey Williams, not pi c tu re d-L eo Newell, Mrs. Elizabeth Cleaver. Row 2-F. M. Bo rlan d, Sullivan. - Guide Our Public Schools As Principal of Manual High School, Mr. Harold Weldin has shown his capabilities as an administrator. His efforts to maintain high standards has resulted in many new enriched programs. By taking an interest in school activities, he displays enthusiasm for high academic achievement and for good sports- manship. Manual has greatly benefited from his fine leadership. Mr. John Wilkinson, Head Counselor -- W seg, 'Z F e sf r f ,. -- me , in N, L,.,,,r M . e t -vu Q 'k ' f F91 15 , , S- ,: WWE ' glefigferf' K 5,11 -T ' if .- tl s ss 9 s s Q 6 s A V Q ...: VA Mrs. Margaret Tucker, Mr. Franklin Dale, Girls' Counselor Boys' Counselor Mr. Harold G. Weldin, Principal Mr. George Mason, Assistant Principal, Miss Irene Mullan, Dean of Girls Wt s il. 'K if-I' YffLf':YLf r - - tx' .1 ftsvf. ,-g,c. - .,,- pa' , if- n 2-Ek . '- 'r,?:!2fii9i-,M -- -5.:5.,.1s'f :L-: .lj -A .,.f,jf':.e ws! Paul Caywood Bee Cluts Timothy Gorman Virginia Harker Robert Henry Gary McCann English and Speech English E11g1iSh English Speech English 2-Hd Latirl Language -- The Basic In English '7 Richard Jordan diagrams a simple sentence. The basic purpose of the English Depart- ment is to train the student to express his ideas by speaking and Writing clearly, cor- rectly and effectivelyg and to receive or absorb ideas by reading and listening with comprehension, appreciation, and enjoyment. In addition to these fundamental aims each English course has its own goals and objectives. Included also are the development of a sense of values, independent thinking, recognition of poor or faulty reasoning, and discrimination in the selection of reading and' audio-visual material. Through speeches, themes, term papers, and outside reading, the English courses encourage interest in the subject matter of almost every course in the school curriculum, Among the activities associated with the English Department are dramatics, the Manual , and the Literary Club. The depart- ment also represents the school by partici- pating in various contests and projects spon- soredby local, State, and national organi- zations, Maryanne shatkus struggles cheermiiy tm-align the Spanish novel Ainalia. Albert McCasey Helen Munsterman Sandra. Olson Janet VanAr5da1e Mildred Wallace Sue Zerban English English English English English and Speech and Communication Debate Element of Education New this year is the reading program to increase reading skills. Also new though still in the planning stage, is, the project of the Literary Club to publish a compilation of students' writing-poems, essays, and stories. The Speech Department's primary aim is to give the student poise and assurance when speaking before others. The versatility of the English language is shown and the student is given an opportunity to learn the importance of listening and comprehending what is being said. The Language Department offers French, German, Latin, and Spanish. These languages enable students to expand their knowledge of other nations. They help create a bond among the countries of the world and increase interest in world affairs. Jean Klmes Mary Van Dyke French Spanish we fr S y tnty n A Norm Johnson presents a well-planned speech if JI it i B S- gi in A ' it - I Richard Barthell Stuart Becker John Dieken Ronald Geurin Charles McCumber Dale Whitehurst Chemistry Geometry, Algebra Chemistry, German Algebra Biology Math and Science Challenge the The science department offers basic courses in biology, chemistry, and physics. These courses challenge the Manual student to expand his knowledge in this rapidly growing field of study. Advanced study in biology-is available and advanced chemistry and physics are being planned for the near future, Sufficient laboratory equipment is being provided. This equipment will enable students to further expand their knowledge of the sciences because they will actually be able to see a chemical reaction or 'the anatomy of animals. This will help the student prepare himself for even higher education which lies ahead. The math department enables the Manual student to program his courses to suit his needs, He may stop with Algebra I or continue his study through Trigonometry. Each course contains something new and different which challenges the mind of the student. These various courses of algebra, geometry, and trigonometry show how math is applied in one's everyday experiences. The enriched math program is provided for those who wish to expand their knowledge according to their ability. These prepare one for the difficulties of the college math pro- grams. Mr. Barthell instructs his students in finding the specific gravity of zinc. Gary Wooley P hy sic s, Advanced Algebra tudenfs Abilit Solving geometric problems are Cathy Presley a.nd Linda Mohn. Oliver Moocw increases his scientific knowledge by dissecting a fish. fan ,, .wld n .Arif , NYM' w Q 2 'Hi A. Q, A .ss f Mrs. Okerberg hands the library Passes to Mrs. Sprehe and Mrs. Cavanagh, our librarian. kiwi? 29358 iw 2 QE' Vtrei -Z - ,, . f, A g,g,ia,i2i,3aP1s?tg mv ,fm is - .I - ' V , . . gwaasegi 'fi in safest A , . f ': 1 ':':: -i -' ,.Zfi'zaf'ifV?Sf ,M ffii-255755 . .iaitih V :- . - -':Ef'. ' , ,, .7551 ' ' -sv- ' Han. 5525131 ' ., '-,wwf '.w5i5::::Ef'-f': W 'sxy ':- ng: L.-14:2 .:,.:, - :P f, 'iiilifrifiml . - H 11112.-: W . . YF 'f ieiisigii' - ' r 'K . ' fiffl' W' we , . Aw ,. 5 4' tif - :Heinz V V t Q ' . ' L K 31 fi H i, . iff' S 1, A W -, ,: . fame? : Vw ,ex QSM ' r: g.EE 'asi',:?zNr3..f'., . 1 - ' , i,g3'. , risk 'E ? li' 4 f ,V John Alello Ted Bruington William Durr H9-P015 FUSOH Mary Krull Presley Laird American Geography U.S. History U-S- HiSf0I'Y Ancient and Geography Government Modern History Social tudies Develop In armed Citizens Danny Whitmore discovers that reading current events in the American Observer is interesting. The social studies department pro- vides many different courses in which students may learn more about their own country and other nations of the world. Juniors are required to take American government in which they learn the functions of our government and the varied law processes. They also take economic geography. This acquaints them with the climates, land forms, and regions of the United States and other world nations. Seniors enrich their knowledge of the heritage and problems of America by taking U.S. History. After following the paths of the United State history, they have been prepared to face the issues ahead for our country. Finding Peoria on the United States map seems to be easy for Rita Robinson. Thomas Booth ' Art Hazel Wolf U.S. History Visual Arts and Music The art department develops the creative qualities which the students possesses. Their ideas are carried out in many mediums. During the three years students gain skill and knowledge through increasingly challenging projects. Students display their work at the high school exhibit at the Art Center and at our Art Festival in May. More students are going on to college to major in art, but all profit from this cultural experience. The music department, consisting of both instrumental and vocal, offer various aspects of music to students. The instrumental department consists of a band and an orchestra. The vocal depart- ment offers Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, and Girls' Choir. A Capella Choir and Stephen Fosters are available to the gifted students. These courses enrich the musical background of the student. Miss Lers instructs her orchestra class on a new piece. Betty Calkins Fred Huber Martha Lers Art Band and Band and Orchestra Orchestra ,gan i , ,JCM Paul Powell in specialized advanced artkcompletes his oil painting. 'QF -A , hw . , ,.,..s.1fiP3fM Twfsmkfm k r k .7 aww ...aaaatfff--fe -f I . ,p ef' M kLup,g .,,: I- .,., ,saw K - -f was Robert Parks Marjorie Szepessy Robert Ward Choir Choir Art A i, , i L 'v -' - ,,.m53'v new 21 Q' g g 1 is , mx., 1 Q- E 1, ef' - IQZA. , ,y,,-Y1W My -L P, is, K are y Harriet Clauson Maynard Davis Otto Geist Betty Gustin John Kernp Ruth Lebrecht Typing and General Business General Business Typing and Bookkeeping Secretarial Shorthand and Typing Shorthand TPS-illlflg Business Students Develop Pro iciency The business department is composed of many different courses. These courses prepare students for careers in the busi- ness world after high school grad- uation. The typing and the accounting courses teach the importance of efficiency, accuracy, and speed. W Throughout the year skill is de- veloped in these areas, .and the student becomes familiar with the different office procedures. Short- hand is taken by those who wish to increase their rate of taking dictation and notes. A bookkeeping course is also provided. Office machines is offered to those who wish to become ac- quainted With the various machines found in business offices. Business law is introduced as a beginning for further study. Bessie Grayson practices on the adding machine. Jo Helen Arterburn Conrad Pyle Occupational Occupational Training Training ,W Peggy Von Hollenbeck develops typing skills. J sr sqm va 4 Q .. in . WWW James Peifer Sam Richardson Typing General Business Vocational Arts The industrial arts department contains many facets of vocational courses which give specialized training. The workshops, which are equipped with hand tools, power machines and printing presses, give the students actual experience. Machine shop teaches them to recognize mechanical failures and to learn how to repair them, Fields of architecture and engineering are open to students taking mechanical drawing. By practicing and improving themselves in these various skills, the students prepare themselves for work in these fields in the future. X' Lomile Hasty, Mike Winters, and Ken Wade inspect the wiring of a radio. Greg Allen operates a printing press. George Guindon Donald Holmes John Norton L. W. Pugh Arthur Schulz Fred Trumpold Printing Electronics Mechanical Machine Shop' Woodshop Mecha-H102-1 Drawing Drawing S 11 f , 1 Wi f' i 1 T P ' t or r i r i - s V ,iw V I' q, T , M R Q K em. W H it fe K it f 3? ,, .. ,gigs Q, 1 1 yf .H if Us 'X . 8 i Judy Short Ken H1I1dI'1ChS Edward Stonebock LHPY W00d P E Health P E Drivers P E Drivers P-E-, H99-Uh MHS Students Strive or Physical Fitness A look into the Manual Physical Education Depart- ment will reveal many equipment additions. New ropes , traveling rings, and chinning bars have been per- manently installed in the boys' gym. New stall bars and chinning bars have also been placed in the girls' gym. Other additions in physical education equipment for boys and girls include mats, a side horse,a power rack, and a mini-tramp. This equipment will enable the department to offer a broader, more challenging program. It is the aim of this department to give every Manual student an opportunity to develop a strong healthy body, to establish good health habits, to develop skills that can be used now and after they leave, and to teach him to get along with his fellow students through the media of games and other physical activities. While Ossie Jordan lifts a weight, John Davis and Bob Routt look on. Not Shown: Jo Ann McCarthy Clothing Barbara Turley Foods Karen Larson M9-I'fh2 Th0mDS0I1 Home Nursing C10fhiI1g kills The Home Economics Department offers courses in foods, clothing, home nursing, and family living. These have been planned to develop the personal growth of the individual. It is the goal of this department to afford opportunities for practice in classroom and experience to give the student a sense of per- sonal worth and self-confidence. The educational experience, such as con- structing a garment or preparing a well-balanc ed meal, provided in these classes, are stepping stones essential to teenagers who Wish to become more responsible, mature adults. The knowledge gained from these classes will pro- duce better homemakers for tomorrow. Homemaking 2 2 Kathy Bradle and Betty Henry hope to bake aprize-winning dish. H Iii: I ' I tg .gsm Consulting their text books, Cheryl Schafer and Cynthia Flemming decide on the best technique for sewing a sleeve. 5 'Mu l , T W-W. .. MQ X wi ' I I ,, 4, ' fi .,,, L ,J gn ,L M ntil Mrs. Dooley Mrs. Coe Mrs. Reith Mrs. Van Houten Secretary to Treasurer Receptionist Attendance Clerk Principal ffiee Personnel Effieientl F ul ill Their Duties The Manual office personnel is respon- sible for the efficient operation of Manual. By each performing their separate duties , these four women strive for perfection in handling school affairs and business. Mrs. Dooley is Mr. Weldin's secretary. She does all his secretarial work. Handling the distribution and payment for books is the job of Mrs. Coe, the treasurer. Mrs. Beith is the receptionist. She answers the telephone and transfers calls to the proper persons. She also handles receptioning in the front office. In charge of keeping accurate records of absences is the job of Mrs. Van Houten. She issues class admits and is the receptionistfor the student center, Mrs. Van Houten records the absences on the permanent records. ll, l i -ff . L : Aff GQ T , Q 02' ' L . L 1 - - ' ,E Y-as I P' I + l M1 1 .m l ,L - ,ug tw ,L L g KL Lf- WL ,Lfa,LLw, LKLL, , gy ,g,,gf2s,y,L,Lm, -,M , , L:-v.:- V-qw ,, - , ,f 3 . 'ELL L ff, I I -vs: , -Hay ,- as , ,V - , . 'WL-,f4i,4 Q w wvgrlm,-Qm3 f gz: g wg, -fk' Lg-jm3i?V j 5, ,Q i , 7 f, 73' I g fm-H, , L, , L , ' 'A K , ,: ik, , L,,,s,l, , I 2 -V ,X mf .,,. -fn -f, Law K L L, ,H K . - ff'-- -f f A - I 4: , - 7 ' ,wzf .,.L , L MB ,,',, - L L 1 4, ,L Q W., S' H W-ff' , WL ' 5 J ff 2 ,, , L U V, 4 , L, , ,, i iffy L ,L-- at ROW lg Gertie Canter, Alvina Lansford, Ann Cassulo, Anna Rose, Wilda Smith, Nona Emerson, Madel Thomason, Helen Schulewitz, Isabell Thomas. Row 25 Vera Knott, Phyllis Jones. ur Custodial and afeteria taffs ROW 15 Thermon Albriton, Dick Sutton, De1ma.r Schalk, Fred Hayes, Stanley Harvey, Elsie Janssen, J ack Howard Williamson, Lucille Tapp. ROW 23 Bill LeMay, Keefer. iff A ,-5 fi S si fb 252 . 4 ,.-, - 1 4 1 vEf'Q1!':'i'j1 'Eitic-1'Z?JF '!Mif' 2 -HEY .-ffivft:' ,Wifi ,,'x.m5 ' - I-,ff-u 'fiiszil TIF' -'W 21, . .1- 1' 2- ' f-G? 1,2225 5- N-1 :W.1: 'aU:,vfK-Ml 14- -11.?wkf+5lffi5 v-ff :Jw - '12 5,22 ' 1w'fimMI,i'h-NuI-'H4'if12m ,,f1i w4D' ' :E-'IHHDQVIVEM 1?.119milfi0ZA' .W13,4f4'- .Wi Our Varsity Cheerleaders: Kneeling--Kri Lucas, Pam Rothenbuehler, Diane Gra- vat. Standing--Rita Barn- hart, Sue Keith, Sandy Morse. Pat Barron Manual Mayor Pat Barron, this year's Mayor, has the responsibility of presiding over Manual's Stu- dent Council. Leadership is a trait which Pat possesses, Previously serving as an active member of the Student Council for the past two years has given Pat a firm foundation to serve as Mayor of Manual. Pat is a good student and an active member of many -of the numerous clubs around Manual. Some of these include the Literary Club, the Key Club, the Art Club and the Student Council. He is also a member of the Mid-State Eight Championship Golf Team. With Pat's guidance, and through the cooperation of the students and faculty at Manual, many improvements have been made around school this year. The Council, which 'contributes much to Manual, serves the school, and Pat serves the Council. if E Row 1--Pixie Gadden, Elvis Jones, Leonard Borneman, Charlotte Wright, Barbara Wright, Gary Dutro, Pat Barron, Earl Hinton. Row 2--Ulisher Thomas, Pat Putman, Dan Kaspar, Paul Wille, Mike Barron, Sharon Schoff, Mary Jane Mosburg. Row 3--Mr. McCann, Richard Hunter, Rex Brown, Tim Marks, Don Dippold, Odessa Wallace, Marian Watkins, Mike Brown, Sue Denton, Sue Putma.n, Joe Zerwekh. Row 4- Linda White, Sue Hornung, Tracy Humes, Penny Reed, Dianna Falatko, Monica Lowe, Patsy Smith. V Student Council Represents and Serves Manual Student Council, along with being one of the most active organizations, is the governing body of the students at Manual High School. Under the leadership of our Mayor, Pat Barron, and our vice-president, Gary Dutro, the Council, supervised by Mr. Gary McCann, stimulates the activities around Manual. The student body, consisting of all three classes, elects this group of students as their repre- sentatives. The Student Council sponsors many dif- ferent services to our school. Some of their widespread activities include' A,F,S., the Homecoming Activities, and Christmas Bas- kets. Tim Marks and Rex Brown take advantage of the services available to them through the Student Council Sales Cage operated by Cotmcil members Pat Putman and Don Dippold. u Student Council Officers: Seated--Leonard Borneman, Charlotte Wright, Barbara Wright, Gary Dutro. Standing--Elvis Jones, Pat Barron. Students Council Successfully Stimulatcs .fl i One of the fine Student Council sponsered assemblies which proved to us that a handicap doe-sn't necessarily hinder one's ambitions. Student Council, being a very vital organi- zation at Manual, necessitates our need for the best available leaders. This year we feel that the officers of the Council are well equipped for the leadership bestowed upon them, Pat Barron, our Mayor and President of the student body, has accomplished excellent results. Gary Dutro has attributed much to our school with his hard Work and devotion to his position as Vice-President, The remaining officers, Barb Wright, Charlotte Wright, Leonard Borneman, and Elvis Jones have con- tributed their best in serving Manual. t W F 5 One of the advantages for the Ma.nua.1 student body is the Student Council sponsored suggestion box, located -- f' just outside the Sales Cage. Here Tim Marks unlocks the Box to take the suggestions to the Student Council for discussion. .ts-V-M.t - f -5fhS'S-51-ffffaiwstrzw ,ga-.fw,-sg satan: -efg23wr'!f2'Qezw :Q 'ir ,ix lQqyl4',f:3 fi5QZQVf Z 1 1 3: s A ,Q 4551 Q. a 4 asf it P 1 E l 9 4 X' -1 3 1- V '::.: 551 . A Wide Variety 0 Manual Activities it 51. 4. ,W Everyone enjoyed themselves at the Costa Rican Party, given in honour of our foreign exchange student, Paul Willi. Q. Wcsgaiig he im Q5 . if 5 ' af if I C, C i ,w sf iis, n, 'iz s-. ,ww ji The Manual girls really go for our Costa Rican friend. Our Costa Rican Friend This year Manual's foreign exchange student is seventeen year old Paul Willi from San Jose, a city of 250,000, in Costa Rica. Paul's American brother is senior Dan Kasper, Paul says that the thing he likes best about Manual is the variety of sports We have, such as football and ,basketballg in Costa Rica their main sport is soccer. Paul likes physics, music, steak, out football and basket- ball games, thevcolor red, and the Andy -William's Show. Paul hopes to become an electrical engineer. The high school Paul at- tended in Costa Rica was the L.J.J. Vargas Calvo High School. The thing he misses most about Costa Rica is the two hour lunch period he has there as compared with his half hour lunch period here at Manual. Paul's American brother is senior Dan Kasper. - 4 XL! 4, QJ 4'1-,ig I '72, wiisvfjfih NO, 7, its URN 4 2 4 Z 4 COSTA RICA Pau1's home, San Jose, is clearly shown on this map of Costa Rica.. Manual Sends Student Abroad Under the A.F.S. Summer Program, Manual hopes to send their first teenager abroad this summer. These young people represent the schools, communities, and the United States while living with families abroad for six to ten weeks.In becoming the son or daughter of a host family, sharing in its daily life and usual summer activities, Cwhich in some cases may include attending schooll, Summer Program participants learn about the life and people of another country. The summer program takes place during Jime, July, and August. Ma.nua1's four candidates were Ruth Betteridge, Judy Draksler, Rex Brown, and Don Dippold. Out of these four students two finalists were chosen by the New York office of the American Field Service. The committee worked hard and long to finally arrive at these four teenagers. Out of these four students two finalists were chosen by the New York office of the American Field Service. We are proud to announce that Don Dippold and Rex Brown were their choice. The Manual faculty and students hope that one of these fine boys will represent us in a foreign country this summer. Row 1--The four candidates: Don Dippold, Ruth Betteridge, Juch' Draksler, Rex Brown. Row 2--Dick Isaacson, Mr. Mason, A.F.S. Committee, Miss Mullan, Mrs. Van Dyke, Mr. McCann, Mr. Booth-Chairman. Rex Brown Don Dippold The two finalists Don Dippold and Rex Brown discuss to which foreign country one of them will be sent. Greg Hasty, Mr. Booth, and Jim Green discuss possible prospects for the advertisements. 66 irror Wins First Place Award This year's top staff members Maryanne Shatkus, this year's yearbook advisors, Mrs. Betty Calkins, Editor and Greg Hasty, Business Manager pose with Editorial Advisor a,ndMr.'Tom Booth, BusinessAdvisor. tow 1 Mr. Booth, M.Shatkus,C.Hasty, Mrs.Calkins. Row 2-- C. Divert. Row 4--T. Goett, Y. Petty, J. Schoenheider, R. 3 Moore, N. Abbey, C. McDowell, N. Steinbach, D. Facker, S, Stokes, J. Burke, B. White, J. Anderson, J. Russell, J. Green. toops, D. Porco. Row 3--L. Sljusar, T. Shermer, P. Boseke, For The Third Consecutive Year What is a yearbook? How much work is exerted just to put a yearbook together? Many people never stop to think about these questions. A yearbook is not just aconglomeration of unrelated pictures and class histories, but is a memory book and a reliable record of the academic year. A great amount of thought and work are needed to put out a good yearbook. Y'Mirror Advisor Mrs. Calkins, Editor Maryanne Shatkus, Sports Editor Bob Modglin, Art Editor Nan Abbey, and all the members of the editorial staff have many tedious but fulfilling jobs. These consist of choosing a theme, designing the cover, laying out the book, arranging for pictures, writing copy, and checking copy before publication. Again as in the three previous years, we are pleased to announce that the '64 Mirror received another first place rating. We were all proud to be members of the '64 Staff and we hope we can be as proud of our '65 Mirror . The beginning of the school year marks the be- ginning ofthe never ending work of the Manual Business Staff. For without their attempts at selling advertise- ments to local business firms we could not put out a yearbook in the spring. Under the direction of Mr. Boom, staff advisor, and Greg Hasty,business manager, the Business Staff promote the sale of the book. In addition to this promotion the staff sells Rams at Christmas and 'sells plastic yearbook covers in the spring. This year the two staffs are working together so that we might put out an even better book. We are proud of both our staffs and we sincerely hope that we have succeeded in filling the'65 book with memories of the year. 1 l U if An informal shot of the Mirror staff working on the '65 yearbook. Calista McDowell and Nan Abbey look over one of the layouts for this year's yearbook. What would our yearbook have been without the enduring efforts of our faithful typist, Lydia Sljusar. Our Yearbook La outs and Co y Are Our wonderful. advisor, Mrs. Calkins, gives con- structive critisism to our Sports Editor, Bob Modglin. Rufus Stokes, senior class editor, works diligently on the senior section. Row 1--Louise Steinbach, Lola Ferguson, Nancy Steinbach. Row 2--Mr. Ward, Stan Morris, Paul Atkinson. Standing--Larry Trollope, Head Photographer. Highlighted by the Photo raph Staff Under the supervision of Mr. Ward, the members of the Manual Photography Staff not only take, but also develop and print the pictures for our yearbook and other s c ho ol organizations. T h e s e pictures includingthose on the division pages, informal snaps, and some of our sports pictures. Much experience was gained by our photostaff when they attended a profes- sional photography workshop for one week this summer given by Mr. Paul Strongberg.. New darkroom equipment was purchased this year. This spring an in-service photography training pro- gram for sophomores and juniors will be started to provide trained people for the coming year. Photo Editor, Larry Trollopejexperiments with the new enlarger a Row 1--Mr. Timothy Gorman,L.Augsburger,S.Augsburger, J. Schepke, L. Wynn, J. Kenser, P. Suits, B. Noble, C. Lasco King, L. Schlis, A. Shurtz. Row 2--D. Wright, J. Jordan, K. Row 4--K.Ve1pel, S. Bridges, V. Coker,E.Jorda.n, L. Pomeroy Hand, M. Hopwood, A. Kataoka, L. Schreiber. Row 3--J. N. Vaughn, N. West. . l The 66Manual Contmues to Members of the Manual editorial staff are responsible for compiling and .editing the news, laying out the- pages, and proofreading the copy before it goes to press. The Manual business staff, although small, has great responsibilities. This Staff solicits advertising and keeps the books onthe newspaper funds. It takes on the responsibility of the papers' circulation and in general, sees to it that the advertisers and creditors are content. The Manual , our newspaper is pub- lished monthly by the students of Manual High School. The advisors are Mr. George Guindon and Mr, Timothy Gorman. Working on the Manual has its rewardsg namely, the pride in accomplishment, and the awarding of Ser- vice M 's to the reporters editors who contribute' 125 or more hours a year to their staff 's work. Nancy Vaughn proofreads one of the pages from the Ma.nua1' E Left to right--Sandy Augsburger, Editor-in-Chiefg Mike Hopwood, Associate Ediyorg Karen Hand, Business Manager In orm the Student Bod is f '? Jean Sh ep k e, Manual reporter interviews Mr. John Wilkinson, Head Counselor. I 2 'xr Row 1--Mrs. Calkins, Georgia White, Patricia Oesterheld, Nancy West, Judy Everett, Kris Lucas,Louise Steinbach, Diana Fisher. Row 2--Jane Siewert, Nancy Steinbach, DorothyLa.kota, Ellen Shrode, Mary Olson, Pixie Gadden. Row 3--Mary Potter, Paula King, Leonard Borneman, Gary Smith, Ruby Fouse, Lona McDowell. Row 4--Earl Hinton, Dave Mathias, Paul Hodge, Danny Whittimore, Pat Barron. Creative Interests Are Encouraged Throu h Danny Whittimore and Ruby Fouse, advanced art students, look at their ex- perimental design projects for Christmas. A rt lub The activities of the Manual Art Club encourage self -develop- ment in the arts. This year the members decorated the Children's Ward at St. Francis Hospital for Christmas, work- ed on a new craft, and designed the project used to decorate the library. The members visited the opening exhibit at the Arts and Science Building in-Lakeview Park, the Biannual Fine Arts Festivals at the University of Illinois, and assisted inthe hang- ing of the Fine Arts Exhibit at Manual High School. Row 1--Mrs. Van Dyke, Mary Alice Powell, Sharon Shaw, Pablo Willi, Nancy Johnson, Deloyce Wright. Row 2--Dawn Mervis, Karalyn Grigsby, Chris Martin, Rita Barnhart, Sue Tucker, Susan Marple, Judy Draksler, Ruth Betteridge. Row 3--Charlotte Wright, Sue Keith, Calista McDowell, Frank Burk, Kathleen Velpel, Carol McDa.niels, Mary Jane Mosburg, Pixie Gadden. Manuafs First Members of the Sociedad Honoraria The National Spanish Honor Society is agroup composed of select- ed Spanish students. Selection is based on each student's scholastic record in Spanish over a period of at least twc years. Manual was granted its chapter, Velasquez, in the National Spanish Honor Society on May 13, 1964. This year the Society consists of twenty- one members. The officers are Sharon Shaw, Presidentg Mary Alice Powell, Vice-Presidentg Deloyce Wright, T I' e a s ur e rg and Nancy Johnson, Secretary. Deloyce Wright, Nancy Johnson, Mary Alice Powell, and Sharon Shaw, officers of the Spanish Club, plan the year's activities. , f W 3 K.. ,Y . Q26 Qin, ll! From left to right, Row 1-Frances Boone, Linda Lauer, Linda Manley, Linda Barry, Betty Sullins, Sally Oberheizer, Bruce Baugher, Rita Robinson, Paula Bryson, Carolyn Helm, Lona Cooley, Willie Nathan, Janet Carroll. Row 2-Sue Hornung, Pearl King, Pat Miller, Diana Krueger, Joyce Suter, Allen Landis, Cliff Johnson, Ulisher Thomas, Eileen Watkins, Charlotte Johnson, Carol Shoreack, Bernice Vikouski, Kathy Leach, Linda Fulton. Row 3-Paula Schoch, Sue Putman, Junior Red Cross When this club undertakes special pro- jects, service is its main object. Some of these services include working at hospitals, making favors and tray covers for the disabled veterans, and promoting the Jr. Red Cross enrollment drive. This service organization consists of one elected member from each advisory. Mrs. Gustin is the advisor. Margaret Chiunmy, Pat Johns, Sandy Augsburger, Linda Rudloff, Pat Putman, Sandra Houston, Gladys Rutherford, Ruby Culverson, Margaret Davis, Lynn Traenkenschuh, Barbara Raines, Rita Beard. Row 4-Janet Hinthorn, Kathy Ommen, Janis Jordan, Mrs. Gustin, Georgia Savage, Nancy Frazell, Paula King, Diane Whitehead, Earl Hinton, Queen Emmerson, Elma Kelly, Ladona Wilburn, Joyce Dixon, Bonnie Sullins, Cindy Wooden. German lub Under the supervision of Mr. Dieken, the GermanClub learns many interesting things during the year. Each meeting coin- cides With the regular class work. The activities of the German Club are closely connected with the activities of the German people. As its main project this club sells pictures of the football team. From left to right: Row 1- Mr. Dieken, Sponsor, Libby Smith, Joanne Braun, Lynn Traenkenschuh, J ohannah O' Donnell, Kathy Gray. Row 2-Loren Banik, Frank Zapushek, Don Strothers, Dave Heid, Bill Norton. Row 3-Charles Cullen, Gregory Nance, Al Juergsns, Jerome Wallace, Rex Brown. Row 4-Kenneth Bradley, Larry Harbin, Dave Martirias, Bob Wegner, Ron Pacey, Larry Siebenthal, Stephen Eyman. ROW ONE--Maryanne Skatkus, Nancy West, Lorraine BardezBania.n, J a n i s Jordan, Nancy Johnson, Charlotte Wright, Mrs. May Krull. ROW TWO--Chris Martin, Teddi Schermer, Lois Lovekamp, Sandy Augsburger, Calista McDowell, Alice Debate Team The Debate Team displays and per- forms many scholastic talents. These talents include logical reasoning, research, poise, and self-confidence. Our debate coach and members work hard to achieve these talents. Every member profits from these expe- riences. Although many of the debates are lost, some are won. The Debate Team is one of Ma.nua1's finest scholastic endeavors. Wegner. ROW THREE--Gloria Davidson, Allen Landis, Mary Tjarks, Kathy Velpel, Diane Parris, Carol McDanie1s, Mary Ann Davis. ROW FOUR-Terry Whitlatch, Darlene Gettings, Lynn Wescott, Lona McDowell, Paula King, Diane Manley. Future Teaehefs Association The F.T,A, is an organization which consists of all students who intend to become teachers. The main purpose of this club is to promote and make known the rewards and responsibilities of being a teacher. The President of the F.T.A. is Janis Jordan and the Advisor is Mrs. Krull. ROW ONE-Carolyn Helm, Kathy Lowery, Dianna Falatko, Alma Kataoka, Ira Thompson. ROW TWO-Sue Zipper, Loren Banik, Paul Prill, Jim Empson. ROW THREE-Dav1dSchmutz, Bobbi Moore, Miss Zerban. ROW ONE--Pat Burton, wLyndaMo1ek, Cathy Lowry. ROW TWO--Linda Husby, Na.ncy Frazell, Carolyn Moak, Linda Rud1off,. Mr. Davis. Not Shown--Linda Strickler. Ticket irls The Ticket Girls, under the super- vision of VMr. Davis, have done an out- standing job this year. These girls have the essential requirements of knowing how to count money with speed and accuracy and take care of records of ticket sales. Audio-Visual Throughout the year, under the direction of Mr. Trumpold, the Audio-Visual staff handles all the A. F.S, movies sponsored by the Student Council. They also schedule and show films for the various classes in relation to the subject they are taking. ROW ONE--B111 Schell, Terry Farwell, John Boesch, Barbara Neptun, Paul Atkinson, B111 Hinthorn, Russ Saathoff, Mark 100 Schrader, Richard Jordan. ROW TWO--Mr. Trumpold, Phil Varichak. ROW THREE--Larry Davis, Ronald Schlis. ROW ONE--Frances Boone, Lona Cooley, Linda Berkey. ROW TWO-Kathy Ommen, Rita Barnhart, Sylvia Dlvert, Mrs. Larson, Cheryl Egan. Health areers The Health Careers Club is an organ- ization for those girls at Manual who are interested' in a career in social science nursing, or other fields of health. Through- out the year the club invites speakers of various fields such -as registered nurses and professional Red Cross workers. These speakers and the experience received from the club activities enable the girls to ex- plore and guide their interest in a health career. Geograph lub The Geography Club, under the super- vision of Mr. Laird, promotes interest in various fields concerning geography. Among the varied activities held by this club are picnics, aftergame dances and an annual field trip. ROW ONE--Jackie Houlihan, Nancy West, Lona Cooley, Kay Hutchings, Lydia Sljusar, Kristine Lucas, Louise Steinbach, Kathy Ommen, Janis Jordan, Gladys Davis. ROW TWO- Dana Stout, Priscilla McCarthy, Linda Barry, Pat JOTUIS, Linda Manley, Teddi Schermer, Gloria Davidson, Norma Vincent, Karen Sue Willi, Bonnie Sullins, Janet Carroll, Mr. Laird. ROW THREE--Barb Schrader, Mary Ellen Kerker, Pat Oesterheld, Sharon Schoff, Sharon O'Donnel1, Nancy Steinbach, Paula King, Mary Ann Davis, Carol Shoreack, Billy Sullins, Darlene Gettings. ROW FOUR: Diana Jordan, Janice Washburn, Pat Miller, Karen Jackson,CalistaMcDowell, Lona McDowell, Bruce Baugher, Mike Hopwood, Karen Hand, Frank Burk, Earl Hinton. 'lOl 102 ROW ONE--Mrs. Sprehe, Janis Jordan, Darlene Gettings, Dennis ' Tracy, Kris Lucas, Gladys Davis, Alma Kataoka, Mr. Cavanagh. ROW TWO--Susan Williams, Marilyn Grubbs, Edythe Eads, Kay Hutchings, Lois Grisham, Lona Cooley, Library Staf The Literary Club is made up of stu- dents Who would like to learn to appreciate good literature. Under the competent leadership of Miss Munsterman they do just that. Every year the Literary Club par- ticipates in an essay contest. This year they will edit- a lit er ary magazine which contains good literary works, such as essays, poems, and short stories, written by Manual students. Paula Bryson. ROW THREE--Louise Steinbach, Jim Flint, Ruth Lowery, Mickey Dixon, Lydia Scurrah, Sally Oberheizer. ROW FOUR--David Flint, Howard Standerfer, David Schmutz, Jerry Plowman, Roberta Koch, Carol Hilst. Literar lub The Library'StaII members help Mrs. Cavanagh maintain a Well-organized library. They work before, during and after school. Their jobs include keeping the library neat and clean, checking books in and out, shelv- ing books, setting up the displays and assist- ing fellow students in the use of the library. The members receive a service M for 125 hours of faithful service. ROW ONE--Miss Munsterman, Chris Martin, Nancy West, Lydia Sljusar, Nancy Johnson, Lorraine BardezBa.nian, Kathy Ommen, Jan i s Jordan. ROW TWO--Pixie G a d den, Teddi Scherrner, B a r b a r a Wright, Da rl e n e Gettings, S an d y Augsburger, Dawn Mervis, Mary Jane Mosburg. ROW THREE- Maryanne Skatkus, Charlotte Wright, Sharon Schoff, Kathy Velpel, Mary Tjarks, Deloyce Wright, Carol McDanie1s. ROW FOUR--Calista McDowell, Dave Mathias, Pat Barron, Danny Whittimore, Mike Barron, Mike Hopwood, Karen Hand, Lona McDowell. ROW ONE-Bill Schell, Larry Stokes, Mike Stein, Joyce Sprehe, Barbara Schrader, Janice Washburn, Terry Farwell, Mr. Trumpold, Bruel Rollins. tage Crew Under the guidance of Mr. Schultz, the stage crew helps make possible the success of each assembly held. The stage crew also participates in the productions of the stunt show,A school plays, and other school functions. The crew is responsible for the setting and cleaning of the stage, and opera- ting the lights. and the curtain. We are highly indebted to them for this service. Bowling Club The Bowling Club has grown even larger and' more popular this year. Under the super- vision of Mr. Laird, the students enjoyed a happy bowling season at the Peoria Auto Parts Bowling L ane s. For those who par- ticipated, transportation was provided to the lanes. At the end of the year a-banquet was held for all of the bowlers, and on Awards Day trophies were given to the high scorers. no Randy Lacewell strives for the winning strike in the match against Richwoods. 103 104 Seated--Chris H ol z i n g e r, President, S u e Street, Vice- Presidentg Alice Wegner, Secretary, Lynn Schlis, Treasurer. Row l--Nancy West, Susan Marple, Sure Tucker, Pam Rothenbuehler, Sharon Scovil, Marilyn Ashburn, Lynda Joseph, Kristina Lucas, Rita Barnes, Barbara Lamon, Sheila Marsh, Mrs. Turley. Row 2-Pat Jones, Priscilla McCarthy, Sandy Augsburger, Karen Willi, Norma Vincent, Donna Labanowski, Lydia Sljusar, Charlotte Wright, Darlene Barnhart, Janet Carroll, Linda Van Wassenhove, Lorraine BardezBanian. ROW 3--Sue Starcevic, Diane Gravat, Kathy Velpel, Connie Richmond, Nannette Abbey, Mary Ann Davis, Mary Jane Mosburg, Marilyn Miller, Carole Blount, Jane Siewert, Sylvia Divert. Row 4-- Sandy Morse, Chris Emerson, Karen Hand, Barb Peterson, Gloria Thomas, Gail Gimzenheiser, Jackie Roger, Sharon Schoff, Judy Buettner, Sue Crump, Barbara Behrens, Karen Stage. Senior Girls' Add parkle to Activities Kneeling--Sue Street, Chris Holzinger, Lynn Schlis, Alice -Wegnerg Row 1--Susan Williams, Jean Daley, Cormie Julien, Alice Berry, Kathy Denny, Frances Boone, Ruby Jones, Nellie Mitchell, Charlene Fullilove, Mrs. Turley. Row 2--Shirley Turnbow, Ella Davis, Diana Fisher, Janis Jordan,Beth Hawton, Cindy Facker, Peggy Van Hollenbeck, Cindy Wooden, Marilyn Grubbs. Row 3--Joyce Sprehe, Barbara Wright, Nancy Steinbach, Maryanne Shatkus, Diana Dearman, Pat Martinez, Darlene Gettings, Georgia Savage, Nancy Frazell, Judy Hunt, Carol Kimbrough. Row 4--Paula King, Pat Thomason, Pat Oesterheld, Chris Martin, Calista McDowell, Linda Rudloff, Pat Putman, Alice Schurtz, Vickie Garrabrant, Cynthia Basfield. Row 1--Sue Tucker, Judy Glowacki, Georgia Savage, Linda Rudloff, Nancy Frazell, Pearl Abel, Jeanette Chambers, Cathy Holzinger, Theresa Young, Lois Grisham, Willie Nathan, Mary Harris, Gladys Davis. Row 2--Pat Putman, Colleen Powers, Susan Arndt, Linda Cravens, Edythe Eads, Phyllis Pauls, Eileen Watkins, Susan Baker, Mickey Dixon, Nancy Gannon, Ruth Betteridge. Row 3-:Stanton Morris, Leonard Traenkenschuh, Jean Ray, Mary Kerker, Janice Washburn, Barb Schrader, Judy Stockwell, Janice Reinhart, Carol McDa.niels, Rita Robinson, Mary Lowell. Row 4--Doug Anderson, Steve Roggy, Charles Linwood, David Schmutz, Dave Slater, Tim Hurley, Karen Zang, Ellen Shrode, Cynthia Basfield, Mary Jane Mosburg, Karen Hand, Kathy Ommen, Rita Barnes. tudent Representatives Are the Advisor Council I 1 Row l--Mr. Richardson,Lorra1ne BardezBanian, Chris Martin, Diana Fisher, Kathy Denny,Lydia Sljusar, Joe Rathbun, Michael Reed, Linda Fulton, Lona Cooley, Mr. Holmes. Row 2--Kathy Presley, Sandy Augsburger, Judy Hunt, .Pixie Gadden, Sue Starcevic, Sue Street, Christine Gibson, Bill Norton, Bob Facker. Row 3--Linda Molm, Kathryn Ferre, Sandra Slater, Carol Shoreack, Norma Vincent, Candy Lasco, Mary Potter, Larry Martin, Sandy Shannon, Marilyn Ogle, Betty Harrison, Joan Frilirig. Row 4--Mary Fouse, Sharon Shaw, Jean Moore, Diane Manley, Paula King, Bob Wegner, Bob Michael, Janice Hatton, Sue Kaufman, Carolyn Winkler, Steve Gasparovich, Tom Christian. 105 rm, Rowll-J. T. Peifer, Linda Suddeth, Alberta Robinson, Marion McCarthy, Karen Hale, Pat Jones. Row 3--Gerry Earley, Willingham, Donna Rogan. Row 2--Marcia Avino, Priscilla Charlene Edenburn, Sherry Shreffler, Linda Wynn. fice ccupations Office Occupations is a state-Qsponsored program to help students gain experience in the business world. The class consists of twelve girls chosen for their scholastic stand- ings in both academic and business courses. The students were recommended by teachers from the business department and selected by the guidance counselors. These students are placed in offices throughout the com- munity. They attend school in the morning and work in the afternoon. 'ce Assistants Our counselors are assisted by members of the Manual student body. Their duties include running errands, answering the telephone, collecting the attendance slips, helping the counselors schedule and fill out program cards, type, file, deliver messages, and deliver attendance sheets. In doing these different activities they not only learn office procedures but also give valuable aid to office personnel. Row 1--Mrs. Van Houten, Frances Boone, Jeanette Chambers, Lynn Schlis, Sue Street, Sue Tucker, Nancy West, Kathy Denny, Kathy Grauer, Kathy Ommen, Gladys Davis, Ruth Betteridge, Debby Blumenshine, Kay Roloff, Mrs. Dooley. Row 2-Rita. Barnes, Linda Christmas, Janis Jordan, Diane Gravat, Phyllis Pauls, Cindy Facker, Donna Labanowski, Carol McDaniels, Diane Parris, Darlene Barnhart, Gloria Thomas. Row 3-- Pat Thomason, Carol Shoreack, Susan Marple, Barbara Behrens, Nancy Claver, Jeanne Lipp, Karalyn Grigsby, Judy Draksler, Gail Gunzenheiser, Diana Fisher, Norma Vincent, Gloria Davidson, Peggy Von Hollenbeck. Row 4--Alice Wegner, Joyce Sprehe, Carol Kamin, Jean Schepke, Anglea Walz, Cheryl Egan, Mary Tjarks, Betty Jo Eden, Joanne Braun, Joyce Dixon, Barb Peterson, Karen Willi, Priscilla McCarthy. if 5? Row 1--Mr. Weldin, Denny Crowell, Tom Christian, Kenny Waid, Michael Reed, Steve Gasparovich, Jim Lippert. Row 2--John Kramer, Tom Hulting, Jim Stafford, Leonard Borneman,Bob Everett, Paul Wille, Mr. Fuson. Row 3--Dick Isaacson, Joe Zerwekh, Mike Barron, Dan Kaspar,Gary Dutro, Don Dippold, Rex Brown. Row 4--Mike Hopwood, Pat Barron, Bob Murphy, Ray Huff, Larry Davis, Ed Scherer, Jim Russell, Tim Marks. Key lub Members Serve the Communit Under the direction of -the Peoria Kiwanis and Mr. Fuson, the Key Club is one of the most outstanding organiza- tions for young rnen in the school. During the year they are engaged in such activ- ities as s elling cheese, and peanuts, holding car Washes, and gathering soap for the D ix on Home for Retarded Child- ren. Every Thursday Mr. Weldin and two boys from the Key Club attend the Kiwanis luncheon at the Elks Club. Mr. Laird and Larry Davis unpack cheese for the Kiwanis Christmas sale. 107 108 Vocal Groups Brin Us En 'o ment Manual is represented by many fine vocal groups this year. Through participation at school assemblies,Christmas assemblies, special perf'ormances, and graduation, these groups help us to appreciate and enjoy music at its finest. There are various types of music presented, and there are great variations in the pre- sentations. The music department is under the excellent leader- ship of Mr. Robert Parks and Mrs. Szepessy. Stephen Foster Singers The 'Stephen Foster Singers is a group of girls with poise and personality. They are under the direction of Mr. Parks and put on programs at various places throughout the city. Many of the girls have advanced from Girl's Choir and A Cappella. Each ye ar they look forward to a new and wonderful experience. Girls' Choir The Girls' Choir is under the excellent leadership of Mrs. Szepessy. Composed of selected sophomore, junior, and senior girls, the Choir performs at student assemblies during the school year. Many of the girls advance to the.A Cappella Choir and some may become Stephen Foster Singers. From Marie Linda Linda Olsen, left to right: Row 1 -Judy Jackson, Anna Fosco, Becky Dobbins, Nola Brown, Ellington, Cathy Holzinger, Diana Brown, Schrieber, Peg Carpenter. Row 2-Cindy Marilyn Ogle, Joy Huson, Judy Stockwell, Marian Watkins, Odessa Wallace, Sandy Shannon, Jeanette Davis, Carol Dudley, Mrs. Szepessy. Row 3 - Margurie Johnson, Josie Sanders, Deloris S ocha, Lois Lovekamp, C yndy Young, Judy Ellington, Earner Williams, Patti McLead, Ronita Streeter, Kathryn Kissner. Row 4 - Karen Young, Lenora Landwehr, Kathy Kinloch, Shirley O'Neal, Loma .lVLcDowel1, Sharon Anderson, Sue Kaufman, Pat Threw, Jonetta Saylor, Serry Euons. Row 1,,Pam Rothenbuhler Row g,..D1anng Fglatko, Edythe Helen Shrode, Polly Vinovich Row 4--Ella Davis, Vicki Eads Ruth Betteridge, Jeanne Lipp Row 3 Bobbi Moore, Garrabrant, Sharon Schoff, Chris Holzmger 7 Mixed Chorus The Mixed Chorus is composed of students who- enjoy singing. Under the direction of Mr. Parks, many of the students ad- vance to A Cappella or Gir1's Choir. This group practices daily every seventh hour happily an- ticipating the day Whenthey will join one of the ad- vanced choirs. Row l--Sherry Anderson, Mary Samuels, Beckey Roser, Queen Emmerson, Martha Henry, Pamela Thrush. Row 2--Gladys Gort, Carol Czerwinski, Joy Randle, Marsha Ganion, Linda Brown, Cathy Hemp, Diane Edmonds. Row 3--David Washington, Octavio Gonzalez, Jim Smith, Isaac Nelson, Darnell Pollard, Wayne Stear, Mike Masters. Row 4--Bill Weaver, Bob Taylor, Lee Wallace Cliff Johnson, Larry Stockes, Walt Yoimg, Sam Jefferson, Guy Ward, Gary Smith. Row 1--Sharon Stear, Ruth Betteridge, Bonnie Allen, Jane Siewert, Grace Crowder, Mitchell Turner, Paul Wille, John Kramer, James Flint. Row 2--Calista McDowell, Alice Wegner, Linda Roddy, Ellen Shrode, Darlene Gettings, Diane Whitehead, Cornilius McGruder,Ronnie Wolford, Willie Cooley, Charles Rogers, Guy Bibbs. Row 3-Sue Williams, Lynn Traenkenschuh, Thelma Jones, Linda Husby, Edythe Eads, Ruby Jones, Mary Davis, Donald Dauley, Mike Huson, Dave Parris. Row 4--Ella Davis, Sandra Klinger, Jeanne Lipp, Janet Cole, Lynn Spenser, Barbara Willis, Pat Leatherwood, Charles Perry, Alan Smith, Joe Jackson. A Cappella and Glee Club Bring Us 110 Row 1--Barbara Murray, Peggy Sebens, Sally Jackson, Sharon Combs, Betty Griffith, Rosemary Triplett, Clara Ware. Row 2--Janet Mullineaex, Linda McGuirk, Ruth Jackson, Rickie Winter, Shirley Weeks, Deborah Williams, Ruth Johnson. Row 3--Liz Randle, Gloria White, Linda Whitehead, Libby Smith, Wanda Lawson, Evelyn Martin, Ladona Wilburn, Phyllis Hamlin. Row 4--Connie Wade, Linda Rudd, Becky Marple, Eunice Flatt, Katie Elston, Linda Hasty, Josie Shoemaker, Elma Kelly, Marty lnman, Loretta Marsh. S Q S Row l--Hal Slaughter, John Wyatt, Odell Johnson, Charles Gobart, Mary Heberer, Lela Baker, Ora Gordan, Pam Rothenbuehler, Marilyn Miller. Row 2--Larry Burnett, Charles Randle, Denny Crowell, Robert Craig, Mourina Dhaese, Diane Parris, Helen Shrode, LaVonne Pomeroy, Carol Wright. Row 3--Jim Stafford, John Little, Robert May, Ernest Thomas, Barbara Vogler, Chris Holzinger, Charlene Fullilove, Hattie Young, Marilyn Grubbs. Row 4--Oscar Wilson, Bob Routt, Robert Lee, David Meister, Roger Pearson, Bessie Grayson, Connie Anderson, Polly Vlnovich, Charlotte Johnson, Cindy Streibich. Musical ,lo All Year Long Row 1--Linda Fulton, Janet Bundy, Connie Lehman, Gloria Parkinson, Sandy Heaton, Barb Labanowski, Mattie Baker. Row 2--Melba McFa.ll, Patricia Brown, LaVerne Duncan, Mary Williams, Bonnie Vance, Margaret Davis, Theresa Young. Row 3--Sandra Campbell, Leola Ferguson, Pearl Abel, Diane Kent, Pam Meyers, Janet allen, Sharon Little. Row 4-- Chaquawana Wyatt, Pat Whitehead, Dorothea Thomas, Patricia Stephenson, Sharon Eastin, Sharon Bridges, Beverly Dunnigan, Betty Henry. 111 5 E F Z 5 a E S 3 ,,,., 113 Q ,NW-f 1 nw-QL -A , M . , 1' f, 'L -an -,,,: - w,,.,,M.,.,,, bpm: 1, ,.,,. , wk M K W ,V mi F ,, ,M ., ,mm ubm ,,.W,,...,,N,.,,.....,,,,,,, M, Row 1--S. Keith, S. Morse, B. Coker, T., Breen, D. Anderson, L. Plowman, M. Powell, N. King, B. Sullins, K. Ferre, M. Fouse, C. Siddall, P. Schoch, T. Tomaszewski, R. Barnhart, C. Blount, S. Divert,S. Van Wassenhove,M. Potter, V. Winters, P. Yard, J. Moss, K. Moss. Row 2--Mr. Huber, S.'Pope, C. Petit, C. Hickey, S. Baker,K. Pres1ey,M.Purke1, M. DeWeese, M. Davis, R. Koch, J. Sprehe, H. Davis, C. Linwood, P. King, B. Bocian, J. Lentz, P. Kerley, Mr. Vosicky. Row 3--J. Lemons, D. Heid, G. Lisman, W. Kurth, S. Roggy, D. Kaspar, B. Cullins, H. Curtis, S. Cullins, M. Stein, A. Stokes, M. Waters, B. Hurt, L. Zinser, G. Criss, G. Green. Row 4--D. Perrilles, J. Wallace, G. Keener, J. Campbell, G. Davis, C. Levitt, H. Shipman, P. Dean, D. Chatman, D. Strothers, A. Cooksey, S. Morris, C. Thomas, L. Gilmore, A. McLennon, D. Cape, R. Ade. One of the most impressive moments Manual members of the summer band remember was the wreath laying at J .' F. Kennedy's grave. ' GT .Q gl ' . H G'-1-if-iid Q 1 F 'WF 113 114 The Manual orchestra practices continually to perfect their musical talents. Manual Urchestra Sttmulates Musto Manual 's orchestra consists of thirty members who meet during second hour every day. The group, which is under the direction of Miss Lers, performed for Christmas Vespers and two Fine Arts Concerts. Other activities of the orchestra include playing for school assemblies, participating in district contests and festivals, and performing for the junior high schools and various grade schools. Row 1--L. to R.--Linda Fierce, Cheryl Crotz, Samella Pope, Thelma Jones, Zelma Alexander, Doris Ellis, Janis Jordan, Rita Garrett, Diana Rockey, Paula Bryson. Row 2--Virgil Coker, Terry Anderson, Charles Linwood, Hattie Shipman, Harold Davis, Mary Davis, Paula King, Kathryn Ferre, Mary Powell, John Lemon, Steve Roggy, Mary Waters, Jerome Wallace, Ron Ade, Susan Baker. Row 3--Charlotte Johnson, Carolyn Holcomb, Bill Harmon, Nancy Dobbins. Row 4--Larry Henry, Don Perrilles, Stanton Moris. Row l--Mary Alice Powell, Sylvia Divert, Linda Van Wassenhove, M a r y W ate r s, X Cheryl Pettit, Jeanne Moss, Thelma Jones, Janis Jordan. Row 2--Paula King, Bill Coker, Larry Plowman, Steve Roggy, Joyce Sprehe, Carol Blount. Appreciation is ag-f 9 Modern Music Masters The Mode rn Music Masters National Honor Society is agroupcompos- edof selected band and orchestra members. Selection depends on their musicianship, personality, and scholastic ability. Although this society is a national group. Manual is the only school in this area which participates. The members of this group meet on the third Thursday of every month. This year the officers are Paula King, President, Bill Coker, Vice-Presidentg Janis Jordan, Secretaryg Sylvia Divert, Treasurerg and Joyce Sprehe, Historian. M' 115 59,4 his ,,,-4,-www'-Q Sports The Rams Complete Another Fine Season 1 o Boa 51 26,85 W 70 5955 A5 as 5 34 at S s '5 We ROW 1--George Bailey, Denny Crowell, A1 Smith, Phil Neptun, Jim Anderson, Bob Routt, Ossie Jordan, Larry Davis, Jim Stafford, Mike Reed, Lonnie Hasty, Dan Dibler, Bill Holford, Greg Allen, Richard Humes. ROW 2--Steve Eyman, Ron Pacey, Aaron Wade, Dick Isaacson, Jim Green, Tim Marks, Jim Russell, Herb Smith, Greg Hasty, Ed Sherer, Brian Nutter, Rich Hunter, Rex Brown, Don Dippold, Frank Kircher, Ray Hinton, Bill Dutton, Phil Hichs. ROW 3--Asst. coach Bruington, Asst. coach Wood, Dan Crooks, Levi Thomas, Bob Nelson, Steve Albritton, Bob Terrell, Roosevelt Sanders, Gary Autman, Asst. coach Fuson, head coach Ken Hinrichs. N 118 J1m'Anderson, aided by Dan Dibler, puts a stop to Pekin ba1'1-carrieI'- Taking Third Place In Mid-State 8 A sea Dix-57,365 Manual 2 5 Manual 20 M anual 20 Manual 59 M anual 3 1 Manual 2 6 Manual 1 2 Manual 3 2 M anual 2 7 M anual 0 East Peoria Freeport Limestone Lincoln QE, Pekin Spalding Woodruff Richwoods Streator Central St, Louisj As in the past years Manual's football squad was considered a constant threat all season long. Sporting a fine season record of 7 wins, 2 losses, and 1 tie, the Rams captured third place in Mid-State 8 play. Under the able coaching of Ken Hinrichs and his staff, The Rams started the season with an im- pressive 26 to 7 Win over East Peoria. After going on to tie Freeport, they again triumphed by defeating Limestone, Coming from behind in several matches the Rams ended with many well-earned vic- tories. Jim Anderson prevents Pekin gain. 119 120 Manual Boasts M standing and P 121 Although Putting Forth Great Determination - ixft 1 W 122 Dan Dibler C502 and Gary Autman curtml Central gain in Turkey Day c1ass1c Ed Sherer C639 and Larry Davis stop East Peoria halfback to only a few yards. i Spectacular Plays Sparked the A1 Smith upsets ball-carrier cutting off Pekin gain. Assistant coach Larry Wood closely watches action of game with Limestone. 124 E f n v eason Augmenling its Success '0 5' is 5 if- ' A , N . - f, 4 ,, X W ,V W 'Q K ji 2 ll c , ,LQ, I 1 f J tn 7 if-'tvs 2 . ki 1 1 y L' W V s ,M UQ:-H, I at t 3 of fs., uf 1 M N i , . f k ..4. y ld, , H, Y, 5 lx 'W W ' V' 7 ' 1 , f V ' H' s iq vp, fy ,K A ' new ...tt 15 'WJ-3' ee Jf- C SP hwy V ROW 1--Danny Welch, Dave Slater, Steve Albritton, Bob Nelson, Kenny Ensor, Bob Terrel, Barry Donald, Tommy Cassidy, Pat Leatherwood, Colen Peterson, Gene Saunders. ROW 2--Ken Bradley, Gerald Bloom, Bob Reed, Mike Ibeck, Larry Burnette, Doug Evans, Danny Crooks, Dave Winters, Coach Ken Hinrichs shows the strain of an important game. f -J fl tiff? be , li Q M A K '.-, an ,I s Wh.. Donnell Pollard, Butch Willingham. ROW 3--Coach Bruington, Steve Leach, Donny Anderson, Sylvester Hughes, Carl Lobdell, Al Jackson, Levi Thimas, Walter Young, Ron Atwell, Tom Stiepp, Coach Wood. Quarterback Tim Marks skirts around right-end picking up yardage. 125 126 Basketball 1964-65 After a slow start early in the season, the mighty Rams, under the s up erb management of Coach John Wildinson, came back With a flying finish to take the Regional Championship and end up with a 16 and 7 record for the year. One of the highlights of the season was the 67-57 Win over the number-one Pekin Chinks. During many tight games, the Rams were led to victory by our three year veteran Al Smith, who was aided by Junior Jones, John Fiers, Al Williams, and Al Jackson. Alan Smith shows his rebounding skills against Richwoods. Manual Richwoods M anual C entral Manual Pekin Manual Spalding Manual Auburn Manual Main South Manual Limestone Manual Alumni Manual Gale sbur g Manual East Peoria Manual Woodruff Manual Richwoods Manual C entral Manual Pekin Manual Larlphiel' Manual Spalding Manual Limestone Manual East Peoria Manual Woodruff Manual Matamora Manual Richwoods Manual C entr al Manual Wenona ROW 1--John Fiers, Cal Archibald, Yukio Petty, Junior Jones. ROW 2--Ray Huff, A1 Williams, Alan Smith, Tom Bell, A1 Jackson, Coach John Wilkinson, Jim Green. courtesy Peoria Journal Star. Alan Smith and John Fiers scramble for the ball against Pekin. 127 128 The Action Shows Fierce Competition 4 Who has the ball? A1 Williams tries a block against court sy eoria Jour al S Woodruff. ui? R ., x ,fa . mi Q2 L gif- . 91 Y if 130 A ainst I m ible dds---the Guarded by two Metamora players, Al Williams tries for a. tip in. Although boxed in by two Limestone players, A1 Smith fights for the rebommd. courtesy Peoria Journal Star Rams Were Victorious in the Regionals A1 Smith out rebounds Mike Nelson in the Regional Championship game. i eoeei Q -oe,' A ie,o ij John Fiers battles for the basketball. courtesy Peoria Journal Star. 131 Rams Win District in '64 The Rams, under Coach Ed Stonebock, again enjoyed a winning season with 14 wins and 8 losses. Only tying for fourth place in Mid-State Eight contention, they finished the conference with a record of '7-7. The Rams used the competent pitching of Dave and Al Smith, the consistent hitting of Arndt and Barberis, and the fielding of Rathbun and Davis to sweep double victories from Woodruff 4-0, and Spalding. The victory over the Spalding Irish wasanextra inning affair with the Rams finally taking it 1-0. Successive plays by Rathbun helped the Rams stave off the defeat. After this victory, the Rams moved on to Regional play losing to Richwoods 15-12. Non-conference foes also felt the power of the Rams. Toluca lost a double header to the Rams by the lopsided scores of 10-0 a.nd 16-2. The offensive and defensive playing the Rams displayed was combined wih great team effort. Much of this effort was encouraged by Coach Stonebock' and his coaching staff. Coach Ed Stonebock First Row, left to right: Harry Beck, Dennis Crowell, David Standing: Mr. Bruington, Assistant Coach, Morris Fierce, Jones, Ronnie White, Mike William. Row 2: Jim Anderson, Aaron Wade, Tim Marks, Joe Rathbun, Ronald Frye, Larry Al Smith, Dale Warner, Dave Smith, Jim Barberis, Ted Arndt, Davis, Jim Russell, Dick .Isaacson,gMr.Stonebock, HeadCoach. Jerry Anderson, Floyd Knollenburg, Carl Mathias, Junior Jones. 1 32 Joe Rathbun, who had the second best hitting average for the Rams this season, led the Mid-State Eight Conference in RBI's with 21. Displaying great maneuvering, Jim Barberis has proven his worth and ability in playing second base for Mr. Stonebock. Scores in '64 M anual Manual M anual Manual M anual Manual M anual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual M anual Manual Woodruff Richwoods Spalding Toluca Toluca Limestone East Peoria Pekin Spalding Peoria High Springfield Springfield Woodruff East Peoria Richwoods Pekin Limestone Galesburg Peoria High District Tournament Manual 4 Woodruff Manual 1 Spalding Regional Tournament Manual 12 Richwoods 133 134 Dave Smith, starting pitcher and senior letter Winn waits impatiently for the catcherfs signal. A1 Smith, used as a starting pitcher and first baseman, shows great form as he is just about ready to control a wild throw. er, Catcher and senior letter winner, Jerry Anderson poses willingly for the Mirror staff photographer. One of the most feared hitters in the conference this season is Ted Arndt, show1ng.h1s bunting form. Junior letter winne r a.nd shortstop for the Rams this season is Junior Jones. 135 Manual Traeksters Meet Ubstacles Scores Limestone 65 East Peoria 58 Washington 49 Richwoods 75 Pekin 92 Woodruff 44 Richwood Relays 4th 2nd City Meet 3rd Mid-State-8 4th Woodruff Relays 11 136 Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Track '64 Although the Manual Track- sters didn't enjoy a very pros- perous season, they met the op- posing teams with the tradi- tional Manual Spirit with the help of Coach John Wilkinson. David Beard 1125, captured the City Low Hurdles title, and tied the school record with a time of 20.3 seconds. Buddy Rose 4127, took the Mid-State -Eight title for the 220 yard sprint. Gary White f12l, holds the school re- cord for the discus with a dis- tance of 130 feet and 8 3X4 inches. Our only state qualifier was Bill Dutton 1111, who went to state in the high jump. Richard Stambaugh is head over heels about pole vaulting. Buddy Rose sprints to another victory. With the Traditional Manual, pirit Row 1--Coach John Wilkinson, J. Plowman, R. Sanders, O. Jordan, R. Humes, J. Prescott, M. Reed, S.Co11ins, L. Lovell, C. Ellis, Mgr. R. Pacey. Row 2--Y. Petty, A. Prescott, G. Steenberger, D. Collins, G. Dutro, B. Dutton, J. Bryson, J. Stafford, L. Plowman, D. Beard. Row 3--B. Rose, P. Neptim, R. Kenser, W. Holford, R. Stuyvesant, J. Green, J. Fiers, B. Marquist, J. Coker, B. Coker. Row 4--S. Eyman,R. Stambaugh, R. Smith, L. Siebenthal, F. Kircher, H. Smith, G. White, M. Baker, D. Kasper, T. Goett. Ossie Jordan learns the ropes in the weight room. Mike Reed illustrates the form for the starting blocks. 137 138 John Davis shows weight lifting is an important part of training. Herb Smith whirls the disc again. Bob Routt, and John Davis assist Ossie Jordan with his bench pressing. Harriers Compile 3- Record in 964 M. 5 'E an 5 M.. ,, ai.. 5 3 Left to Right: B111 Coker, Larry Plowman, Paul Kerley, Don Collins, Gary Johnson, Jerry Ogle, Steve Collins, Jerry Plowman, Bob Navarro, Mr. Aiellu. The Rams, under Coach John Aiello, had a trying season of 3 wins and 7 losses. Al- though not in the running for the conference crown, they were considered a threat Q Manual 37 Manual 31 Manual 38 Manual 20 Manual 18 to the C entral Lime stone Pekin Tremont Spalding better running schools. Hard work and six returning lettermen help make the outlook much brighter for the Rams in '65, 22 Manual 3 1 Washburn 2 6 25 Manual 31 Washburn 26 23 Manual 1 8 1 X 2 37 l East Peoria 371f2 3 7 Manual 50 Richwoods 15 Manual 43 Woodruff 18 fl S Pointing the way around the Richwood's track to Jerry Ogle, is Paul Kerley. Don Collins, in close pursuit, is followed by Navarro, Johnson, and Plowman. 139 140 Mid-State Eight GOU Champs Last year's golf team, coached by Tim Gorman, captured the Mid-State Eight golf title. Their conference record was 13-1, losing their last conference match to Pekin. Although they captured the title, the team lost the District by one stroke. Highlighting the year was the winning of the Mid-State Eight crown by John Schoenheider. The senior lettermen who were among the main stays of last year's team Were' Ron Clark, Jerry Colgan, Bud Look, and Denny Thomas. Returning lettermen this year are seniors, Pat Barron, Dave Anderson, and Ralph Samp, Next year's team should have a good chance of retaining the Mid-State Eight crown again for there will be four lettermen re- turning. --1 l - if . , 1, tigwg P ' ,tggp,, ting , if A 11 if - fn' wa- Y - . ami. 1 anis, W, t T if A. , il sg :3g'f.W3figm - ., 3'-rf it , .13 ff. or--7 ig-3:1 r is mm A A gm, r s VV ,it ,wi -If , A 1s.QS m W L, i 151 ,.,. 4 M A 1-5, . if ,gyda FS is t We 1 - .. I '- , ' , 1 W itll K ji Ag: H .gif 7192-Sus - 5 H A A -P-272 fit'-5'ii s?Wf'i'iffQgiffi 'fit L 5 J ' T' ,Lt gfijfg , - -as ,, -Wiki -wi. . st .ft ,..,, . '- 'If . We i fs lsQifi'Xfwm fmfiimfgffyigs , ai .- . ' - ,W .,., E . -- ' 15 Mid-State E igh t Champ, John Schoenheider, demon- strates his powerful drive. Row 1--Tom Christian, Mike Barron, John Schoenheider, Pat Barron, Ralph Samp, Dave Anderson. Row 2--Mr. Gorman, Paul George, Allan Cooksey, Mike Brown, Frank Burk. Record 18-1-1 Limestone 1X2-9 1X2 1-9 Central 3-7 6 lf2-8 1X2 Richwoods 2-8 4-ll Woodruff 0-10 2-8 Spalding 2-8 6 1X2-8 1-X2 East Peoria 0-10 0-15 Pekin 2-8 6 1X2-5 1X2 Washington 4-6 3 1X2-6 1X2 Canton 1-9 41f2 51f2 Eureka 4lf2-5lf2 71f2 71f2 1' S e nio r letterman, Ralph Samp, exhibits his master- ful putting stroke. Row 1-Kneeling: John Christian, Charles Linwood, Randy Lacewell, Steve Collins. Row 2-Mr. Henry, Jim Wright, Terry Tennis Team Ties The '64 tennis squad captured fourth place in the Mid-State Eight Conference by breaking even with a record of 6-6. They tied with Central for first place in the District com- petition. Dick Gates, a senior letterman, competed in the State Tennis Meet in Champaign last spring. The squad had an overall record of 11-6. Senior lettermen, Dick Gates, Tom -sswmmnsa.gswwm,mf . A was 'W k ' 4' ' ' Q an,ffsll,,us,f1mfwith-fill-, w,aep'3m asQlssaL:ff mwah 1 1 A ' i l ' V T i Glen Hutchinson 5 demonstrates his A Q back-hand in it p J practice. f ' ' J .wi , :- 12' John Kramer sets he ,5, up his s e r v e my up during practice. iii' . Reardon, John Kramer, Ron Stear, Frank Zapuschek, Glenn Hutchinson, Leonard Traenkenschuh. or District Title Mullins, Tom Rossetti, Terry Mohn, Gary Zuercher, and Roger Hoerr, under the leader- ship of Mr. Funk, helped lead the team to its 11 victories. This spring Mr. Henry replaced Mr. Funk as coach, Our one returning letterman, John Krammer, along with our new members hope to win the Mid-State Eight Conference next year. 142 Rex Brown displays his skill in wrestling. Manual's 1964-65 Wrestling Team Clark Wilson escapes from his opponents hold. The grapplers for the 1964-65 season tried very hard to improve their record. Although their record wasn't as good. this year as it has been in the past, the Manual Rams had some very fine individual per- formances. Robert Terrell, Gary Jones, Danny Cape, Stev.e Albritten, and Rex Brown per- formed very well for their lack of experience. These boys along with Herb Smith, Ron Hall, Danny Welch, and Don 'Dippold will be back next year. With their, abundance of ex- perience the Manual Wrestling team should be much improved over this year's team and possibly may possess the finest record in Manual's wrestling history. .xdcluerfiding : Rsm NAMQNMLBANK :cm Ppmzwmm 101 Years of Banking Excellence 1863-1965 --After the Dance -- Pe.T?Z','Tl'7iiffIl'fH?l,SUfElffLUTLnf VONACHEN'S JUNCTION Knoxville at Prospect 144 Let's Go Bowling H t . IHS ITIO Q 'YNRIK KW? 30 AMF Automatic Pin Spotters 815 S. W. Adams ST' Home of the Manual Bowling League Phone 6744.104 X for mforrnutzon wrzte: Deon Brcdl fy Peoria, lllin Q,QfUNf1fm BRADLEY UNIVERSITY 260 0! 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Western Ave. Flottops--Children's Hoircutting Otto Meischner 1960--Elmer Schoufelberger Mgr. 1955 PEORIA DISCOUNT FURNITURE 1311 So. Adams Phone 673-1851 Furniture ot Discount Prices 147 148 Congratulations to the Class of '65 George O. Pcisquel Co. INSTITUTIONAL FOODS Telephone 673-7467 1416-18 South Adams Street Peoria Illinois f 'fm. v-. Peoria Savings CG? Loan Ass0cz'atz'0n 107 S. Jefferson Big Enough to Serve You, Small Enough to Know You. FRANK SCUDDER INSURANCE AGENCY Tuul u Ginn. 1302 S . Western Ave. llU 1 , Office: 637-7932 -1 The New Corinthian Court Lounge 8 Beautiful Rooms H H 5 Private Rooms Be Sure Insure 5720 N. Knoxville Ph. 685-0631 Ph. 685-4621 MIDSTA TE COLLEGE OF COMMERCE 240 S. W. Jefferson Avenue Phone 673-1256 THESE ADVANTAGES AT MIDSTATE College-grade business courses . . . nonessential subjects 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 149 l ARV ELLA' S BEAUTY SALON 32l6 W. Kenwood West Peoria 2217 S, Adams Phone 673-T l I3 Gifts--Housewares--Tools SPeCl0llZlW9 in Problem l'l0l More Than Just a Hardware Store Jack gl BiII's 150 325 Fulton Ph . 676-9068 CENTRAL FIXTURE 8. PLATING CO. OPAL HALL BEAUTY SHOPPE Lighting Fixtures, Fireplace Fixtures and Fine Gittwares l60l W. Lincoln Ave. Ph. 676-7432 708 Main St . Complete Plating 8: Refinishing Service Phone 673-7l0l for Appointments A CE AMB ULANCE SER VICE Rental 8g Sales Oxygen l'lOSpil'Cll Beds Tlqerqpy Wheel Cl1GlI'S Rentals Crutches BLB Masks Walkers Phone 674-3322 923 N. Knoxville STUDIOS AND PLANTS: Owafonna, Minn. Hannibal, Mo. Princeton, Ill. Santa Barbara, Calif. Chicago, Ill. I Ridgetown, Red Wing, Minn. Topeka, Kan. Shelbyville, Tenn. Glendale, Calif. Cambridge, Md. Oni., Can. MR. JOE GARDNER II8 Eclsl Greenwood Morlon, Illinois Dial 267-764i FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS YEARBOOKS AWARDS asm Since I897 151 5 ,ii No maffer where i :YQ Q Ln L, , T TETC C T, f 2 U you mm-- M T V ,: L I 1 T TA , A E , ,L y0U're always it E I Y - , 'O HOME' ,T I , i I ,,,,,,,,,,,.,W, .L ,, A, . :L 4 ,nw 'W W' ' ' ' SAVE FOR YOUR FUTURE THAT BEGINS AT YOUR FAMILY SAVING CENTER II-III ME , SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION A 2232 S . W. Adams Phone 674-3I2I Peoria, III. 152 Compliments of ILLINOIS MUTUAL LIFE AND CASUALTY COMPANY Where Protecting your future is our tradition ILLINOIS MUTUAL ISM mzafgg X if EP 011700131 Home Office, Peoria, IIIinois E. A. McCord, Chairman of the Board Phone 674-8255 4I T Liberty Sfreef HINDERT'S Appliances 607 S. Western Ave. WILKINS PIPE 8 SUPPLY CO. Patronize Your Licensed Plumbing Contractor I004-IOI0 S. Adams St. SOUTH SIDE WORM RANCH 3403 S. W. Adams Hunting Supplies 8x Tackle 24 Hour Service Bob Presley 8x Sons ILLINOIS FURNITURE 2023 South Adams Joe Ulevitch Phone 673-3735 Anxious to Please You . . . CROTTY'S WASHOMATIC 230I S. Ligoner Off 4200 Block S. Adams Ph. 637-9589 6 A,M, TO 10:30 P.M. GLEN'S BARBER SHOP 602 S. Western Mothers can be sure that their children are getting the best in the School Cafeteriag so why don't you get the best by getting-- SWL 153 154 'I'I-IIE! EEST I S r.er i ca. . wa s , d it - , ::-: - A'1:. 1 YE , 5' f ' Fai 'Ni Mft f we . iw X . . 'EJ j JJ pledged to Progressn means tar N X W than the slogan of a city . . . it should JN Qld' N mean a dedication ot the graduate to achieve greatness through his or her own progress. We live in a continuing period ot de- velopment and advancement. No grad- uate can attord to be satistied with the achievement at his diploma. There are many, many avenues tor progress . . . in a wide variety at occupations. This is a land ot opportunity tor those who are willing to advance in the tield ot their choice. 1965 Carson Pirie Scott 84 Co. has great con- tidence in the strength and growth at the Peoria area and in you . . . the graduates ot l964. Pledge yourselt to personal progress . .. don't stop now . . . the pest is yet to come. xg . rv, S iv ,l xx lbw up N iN cl! yi QT' ,su ,pw ,, Qi yy wi tb ly A Q, l My Q ' U pf J of .xi M y iixltgijix llll llw lliiiyitljiii li , 9' Qld ii My ,W e gy we fl WW X V K I bl W U fk ' sy, . 'sry x l Xi X url' ,M c X XQQQ it Sin-f . nluve-IN Cf oN ON RoAo AT B0 Now Open Daily from 11:30 A.M. the Year Around Curb Service Coffee Shop A31 4+ IN 24 1 Complimenfs of Good and Fresh! Puggyf MOLEK'S RESTAURANT 1520 W. Garden For Carry Our Orders Ph . 637-821 1--637-9533 MR. QUICK DRIVE IN Top of Main Street Hill Delicious Charbroiled Hamburgers Interstate Bakmy Crisp Golden French Fries Creamy Thick Milkshakes 1511 W. Lincoln Roof Beer, Orange, Pepsicola Quick lnsfanr Service 155 Photography is Fun om iments 0 I C pl f SOUTH sine BEN FRANKLIN STORE PEORIA CAMERA SHOP Joe Kilton Huber S 2139 South Ada Ph 674 6126 hone 674 3090 539 ,VI S Coke? Barber Shop , I503 W. Livingston Coke Sutherland Marv W 156 FOR CONVENIENT DRIVE-IN BANKING AND PARKING IE COMNNEIERIRE IE3!li'52XIN EK? EK 300 Block S. W. Jefferson St. Peoria Illinois MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. T- Crawjbrds Famibz Shoe Store Exclusive Distributors For 23 Nationally Famous Brands For Men, Women and Children 201-3 So. West Jefferson Ave. . Curb, Counter, and Carry Out Service Complimenfs of WESTERN COAL a FUEL co. 915 W. Lincoln Ave- Ribs--Pork--Beef--Chicken 2628 S. W. Adcms Sf. Open Daily 12:00 Noon to 6:00 A.M. Phone 674-9171 Prompt Delivery A Peoria, lll. Phone 676-6783 BLUM FURNITURE COMPANY ig f r' E For the Finest in Home Furnishings I 2105-07 scum Adams sneer Phone 673-3894 sv q,,,,,,,,,,, pw? Coffee 1 1 U 1 ' h ti 51 55 W y Q E FE Q9 Fancy Brown 7 mm Klwwa l X J A 7 crm Hoerr 3. son Co. P in COMPLEMENTS OF GENE'S BARBER SHOP 2202 S. Adams open Fri. 3. Sgr. Nighfs Till 9:00 PM. 1019 South Western 157 A ckerman is KLEAN-RITE CLEANERS C-9 Shirt Launders 3917 S. W. Adams 26l7 N . E. Adams Peoria's Progressive Cleaners The Mirror Staff would like to thank the Peoria Journal Star For its Downtown and assistance in the production of the Sheridan Village i , s MI I'I'OI' . H in we E ' . vi 158 P F ll, - 'LX ' f -ff f m' ff fi' ,' f 1 qv I 1 KJ 'fir' in X , Y 1 Of' IE, 3 V g 1 -- g, W u X, V - n 3 W A V F 1 It X ,Atv ,V 5, wx If by fx G X UV fl M an li ll: '1 ' l ll A f 1 Il!-I 6 K 'Ag' 5 V l A All ffl E vw' M QQ' Aj! If PM flxol ssblw Z J EXWJJ' L. f, A Cyuf A r of K A I , F v is to QQ! v UN Ur if -. A my .--1 i xx, , . e f s, fi or L ir - vi, WU Mll' N i x V fix , , KA t MZJV V - i f fl l f ' VII J . A ty V , H Qn the Comer - 2201 South Adams - Since 1880 'V ,, V 1 r ll: f , v,ji,u i ,An Xxj, X f 'l,, ' x Xiu K :ai s if ,EXW r .Vu .X . Q 'xxx . ld Y l 1 A xv l . X K l J N21 iw v if in, .Ri x 0 Congratulations Graduates f' 211' '- E. . sf'wll- . gf3tmg1 ra'Qg: . jrif' f - 25135 . - ' 'f'1v'f w'f.:Q,. ' Y I L s ' . L I . . ..- y fr r 'ff-4, X' ,'2z9s:5'IW22f+.fts!t'f'fvfQ-?wx'fi , ' 42 'gm 'A' - tr - 11' . . X- r 4 ' ' ,twig ' N w e A vi,-r,f.:GHgz'v1Lt?: 3f,5g1-sfi QW' Y f L, .- 1 fl 3, . -'fav'-J ' e, ' 1 146 f ' ' .1 X Q14 ff 71-fr J H- 4. A ' fu' ,J V iw 'X v' s . ,H-ff ,. ug-:fs -'f ,. v w.q , - i ' ' ,lf ' if 'cf'-5 If ff if 93? I 'QQ me V I J Q 1 .2 Rh aw A . -. - Y. 1 . Q - A ,,f 4--4 ai fiil- a . .M k e 5 P - I W. ' - ' 1-.iw 1 1 N V I h f ,ig We Eg 1 ss '-1' 'f ' . ' 1-' 1 1 - f q f Emi. E . Q... - look for the golden arches... MCIIUIIUIIIISQ Western at Rohmcnn Our Our ancestors left many good things to America's youth . . . a country of abundance to live in . ,. . full opportunity to achieve. .'.'and the wise guidance of great Americans of the past These leaders Inhefi tance knew that a nation thrives best when its people are independent-free to work and dream-alone, or with others who share their aims. As Abraham Lincoln put it, In all that the people can individually do for themselves, government ought not to interfere. This principle of independence, or free enterprise, has made America a land of plenty. It must be guarded continually, if the future is to bring still greater progress and increasing strength. CENTRAL ILLINOIS LIGHT COMPANY 159 160 ! HORIZONS unlirnifed... 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 MR 2 'fm PARTNERS IN PROGRESS COMMON SENSE BAN K I- A 2119 S 'VV FKDAIWS A S ' x I A utograp hs 1 Af y,,' if ,J MKS U f ,V in fbi , U I T U xikx 'X Agyfkj U 1 V 7!xj W F 'X x ' , , I 2 ' Y 7 P VX' 1 h 1 film W 32 ff f NJ ' J diff? Xqjoa f A w 10 ,6 WW 4 DX' Lf' W jvcyi ff 'IU VVIXA W 1 l U f A l D 5+ W W f ax bf , v fvfvpylx J ff 0 VJ f N X 1 3, I 161 FOLLOW THE FIGHTING MANUAL RAMS KEENANS SPORHNG f X 514.-516 K f X A , .x fi ffN M am Street Dial 674 9165 674 9166 1, -,'. 1 ' , 1. ' -4 ' Q, 255514. I -' f .V Q, iw'-'s 'bm' 7.2 - l -sg , ' ,Zi y c. p so e 4 f A 7 ll .. 70 K 41 I ax am Lf-A jyffl sl it sw' fi Lx T ' AMX T ' ,..L 2 f 1 , 1 Travis C adillac Pontiac 826 Main Phone 673-0551 Peoria, Illinois 1 Rapp The Blindman Window Shades-Venetion Blinds Adsms Ph. 674-1915 THE T SQUARE Artist Materials Picture Framing 1110W. Main St. Peoria, Illinois Phone 674-1311 162 Potter and Anderson Jewelers-Silversmiths Registered Jewelers RXJ American Gem Society 344 Fulton St. Dial 676-6575 Loyd' s B arber Shop 905 South Western We Patronize Men, Women, and Children A Abbey, Nanette . . 33,9l,92,104 Abel, Nancee ........ 58 Abel, Pearl .... 58,105,111 Adams, Terry . . .....58 Index Becker, Susan L. .....50 Beetschen, Terry E, . , 62 Behm, Dan . . . Behrens, Barbara . .... 51 L. . . 34, 104,106 Bell, Arthur ....... 58 Bell, Paula . . . . . . 58 Bell, Roger L. . . . . 34 Bell, Thomas ..... 50,127 Bennett, Sharon K. ,,,, 50 Bennett, Vernon . . 99 Bentz, Larry E. .... 34 Berger, Karen . . . . . . 50 Berger, Marrianna L. . , 34 Burton, Pennie . . . . 35 Buslong, Norma . . . 59 Bybes, Bob . . . . 21 C Cain, Patricia . . . . . , 59 Caldwell, Nancy L. . . . . 51 51 Callahan, Patrick . Q . Campbell, David . . . 59 Campbell, John . . . 113 Campbell, Roy . . . . 51 Campbell, Sandra . . 35,111 Cape, Danny . . . 113,142 Cape, Gary D. . . . . . 35 Carlock, David B., .... 35 Carpenter, Peggy . . 59,108 Carr, Larry ....... 51 Carrigan, James ..... 59 Carrington, Royal F. . . . 51 Carroll, Janet L, , , , 35,98, 101,104 Cassettari, Ronald .... 51 Cassidy, Linda ...... 51 Cassidy, Tom ' ..... 59,125 Crotz, Cheryl A, . . . 35,114 Crowder, Grace .... 51,110 Crowell, Dennis J. . . 25,28, 33,36,107,111,118,132 Crump, Cherlyn S. . . 36,104 ..... 59 Cullen, Charles Cullen, Robert L, .. ..36 Culverson, Rubbie .... 59 Cupples, James ..... 36 Curtis, Harry .... 59,113 Curtis, Neah ...... 63 Czerwinski, Carol . . 59,109 D Dailey, Yvetta . . . . 28,51 Daley, Jean S, .... 36,104 D' Alphonso, Nick ..... 51 Danley, Donald .... 59,110 Danley, Donna . . . . . 36 Dantone, Sam .... . . 59 Darling, Pamela J. . . . 51 Darrow, Carol . . Davidson, Gloria J. . . . . . . . 59 3e,99, Ade, Ronald . . .' 58,113,114 Albrittan, Steven . 58,118, 125,142 Alexander, Zelma . . 58,114 Allen, Altus Z. . . . . . 50 Allen, Bonnie L, , , , 50,110 Allen, Gregory B, . . 9,24,77, 118 Allen, Janet L, ,.,, 33,111 Allen, Rhonda L. . . . 50,100 Allen, Sharon . . . . . . 50 Anderson, Constance . . . 33, 111 Anderson, David A. .... 33 Anderson, David L, , , 16,33 Anderson, Don ..... 58,125 Anderson, Douglas . . 62,105, 113 Anderson, Jim M. . . 15,33, 91,118,119,120,132 Anderson, Joe ...... 58 Anderson, John M. .... 50 Anderson, Sharon L. . . 50, 108 Anderson, Sherry . . . 58,109 Anderson, Terry . . 58,63,114 Anderson, Tom J. .... 33 Archibald, Cal . . . . 127 Arndt, Joy A. . . . . 28,50 Arndt, Susan . . . 58,6'7,105 Arnold, Ronald . .... 50 Ashburn, Marilyn J. . . 33, 104 Askew, Linda L. . . . 50,87 Atkinson, Paul ., . 50,93,lO0 Atwell, Ron ..... 58,125 Atwood, Marsha ..... 50 Augsburger, Linda . . 58,94 Augsburger, Sandra K, . . 33, 94,95,99,102,104,l95 Autman, Gary . . 50,118,l21, 122 Avino, Marcia . . . 4 33,106 B Babcock, Ronald R. . . . . 50 Bailey, George E, . . 33,118 Bailey, Henry C. .... 87 Bailey, Ira Gene . . . 50 Bailey, Robert G. . . . 33 Baker, Byron . . . . . 58 Baker, Lela M. ...... 50 Baker, Baker, Mattie L. . . . 50,111 Susan . . 58,l05,1l3, 114 Ballard, 50 Banik, Loren . . . . 99 Barber, Penny S. .... 62 Barclay, Thomas S, , , , 34 Bardezbanian, Lorraine . . 32 33,34,99,102,104,105 Barett, Robert ...... 51 Barnett, Diana ...... 50 Barnhart, Darlene . . 34,104, 106 Sandra K. . . . Barnhart, Rita . . 50,83,97, . 101,113 Barnhill, Patricia D. . . 50 Barnes, Rita . . 34,104,105, 106 Barret, Jana ...... 58 Barron, Michael P. . . . 34, 85,102,l07,140 Barron, Patrick I. . . 32,34, 84,85,96,102,107,140 Barry, Linda . . . 50,98,101 Bergstrah, Susan .... 50 Berkey, Linda S. . . . 34,101 Berry, Alice L. . . . 34,104 Berry, Keith . . . . . 58 Berry, Rebecca S, . . 50 Best, Dixie .... . 58 Betson, Edward J. . . . 34 Betteridge, Ruth . . . 50,89, 97,105,l06,l09,110 Bibbs, Guy L, . . . 50,110 Bigger,- John . . .... 58 Bite, Robert . . . . . . 58 Blair, Terry W. Bloom, Gerald . 50 ... . 58,125 Blount, Carole L. . . 29,33, 34,104,113,115 Blumenshine, Dianne . . 50, 106 Blunk, Mary ....... 50 Bocian, William . . . 58,113 Boesch, John J. . . . 34,100 Bohm, Robert L. . . 51 Boland, Linda . . . 58 Bond, Buddy ....... 58 Boone, Frances 34,98, Borneman, Leonar B. .. 100,104,106 d c. . . 34, 85,96,107 Boseke, Margaret I, . . 50,91 Boswell, Billy J. ..... 50 Bowden, Raymond ..... 58 Bradle, Kathleen .... 50,79 Bradle, Patricia ..... 58 Bradley, Kenneth . . . 58,125 Brady, Sherly . . . . . 34 Braten, Jack L. ,.,., 51 Braun, Joanne .... 51,106 Breen, Terry R, . . . 51,113 Bremer, Jack E. .... 34 Brewer, Sydney J. .... 35 Bridges, Sharon . . 63,94,11l Bristol, Cynthia Brogan, William Brooks, Sherrilyn ..... 51 ..... 51 F. .. 63 Brown, Diana L. . . . 51,108 Brown, Donald . . . . . 51 Brown, Gerald ...... 59 Brown, Linda .... 59,109 Brown, Mike . . 58,59,85,140 Brown, Nola . . .1 . . 59,108 Brown, Patricia A. . . . 111 Brown, Rex . . 50,51,85,89, 107,118,142 Brown, Richard L, . . . 35 Brown, Roberta . ..... 59 Bryson, Paula J. . . 50,51, 98, 102,114 Buerke, Cindy . ..... 59 Buettner, Judy C. . . 35,104 Buhr, Da.nny K. . . . . 35 Buley, Ronald . . . .,. 59 Bundy, Janet . . . . . 59,111 Burgess, Dennis . ... 59 Burgess, Terry . . . . . 59 Burk, Frank W. . . . 35,97, 101,140 Burk, James . . . . . 51,91 Burnett, Larry . . 59,111,125 Catchings, Edward E. . . 35 . . 63 Catchings, River L. . Catteral, John ..... . 59 Chambers, Jeanette . . 51,105, 106 Chapai, Barbara .... . 59 Chatman, Donald C. . . 51,113 Cheatham, Mary Lou . . . 59 Christian, John . . . 59,141 Christian, Thomas V. . . 35, 105,107,140 Christmas, Linda . . . 35,106 Chumney, Margaret R. . . 63, 89 Clark, Eleanor E. . . . . 51 Clark, James L, , , , , , 51 Clark, Linda .... 22,63,96, 98,101 Clark, Larry . . . . 59 Clark, Ruby L. . . . 51 Clausen, Cathy . . . . . 59 Claver, Nancy .... 51,106 Clines, Mary Anne .... 59 Clingan, Barbara . . . . 59 Clingan, James . . . . 51 Closen, Thelma I. . . . 35 Cody, Glenda J. ..... 51 Coffman, Dave ...... 59 Coker, Virgil . . 59,63,94,114, 115 Coker, William R. . . 35,113, 137,139 Cole, Janet F. .... 51,110 Cole, Rosle L. ...... 51 Collins, Donald E. . . 35,137, 139 Collins, Steve . . 51,l13,l37, 139,141 Colvin, Clifford W. . . . 52 Colvin, Phyllis A, .... 63 Combs, Sharon ..... 59,110 Comerford, Robert F, . . 51 Compton, Myrtle ..... 51 Compton, Raymond N. . . . 99 Cook, Sharon .... '. . . 51 Cooksey, Allen . . 51,113,140 Cooley, Lona . . 63,88,98,99, 101,102,105 Cooley, Willie . . . . . 110 Coons, Richard V. . . . , 52 Cope, Gary ....... 51 Cope, Nancy A, ..... 35 Costic, Robert E, , . 63,89,101 Cotton, William . . . Cox, Phyllis . . .... 51 Crack, Susie . . .... 59 Craig, Robert L. . .' . 51,111 Cravens, Linda ...59 . . ss,59,1o5 Barry, Sandra ..... 50 Basfield, Cynthia . . 34,104, 105 Baugher, Bruce . . 34,98,101 Beard, Reta ....... 58 Beck, Harry . . . 25,62,132 Burrel, Pamela S. . . 51,80 Burrell, Michael . . . 59 Burton, Karen ..... . 59 Burton, Patricia D. . . 51,100 Crawford, Teresa .... 59 Criss, Gary L. . . . 48,113 Criss, Leslie L. ..... 35 crooks, Barbara J. .... 35 Crooks, Daniel . . 118,125 101,106 Davis, Duane ...... 59 Davis, Ella M. . . 29,36,104, 109,110 Davis, Gladys . . 51,101,102, 105,106,113 Davis, Harold . . . 51,113,114 Davis, James E, ..... 89 Davis, Jeanette .... 59,108 Davis, John H. . . 51,79,123, 138 Davis, Larry W. . . 36,100, 107,118,120,122,132 Davis, Liily . . . . . . . 51 Davis, Margaret . . 31,111,113 Davis, Mary A. . . 99,101,104, 114 Davis, Mary L. -. . . 36,110 Dawson, John . . . 51 Dean, Karen . . . . . . 51 Dea.n, Pamela .... 36,113 Dearman, Diana L, , , 36,104 Delgadillo, Manuel ..... 63 Demmin, Gary D. . . 36 Dennis, Clara . . . 51 Dennis, James . . . . 51 Dennis, Matt . . . . . . 54 Denny, Kathryn J .... 36,104, 105,106 Dentino, Valia D. .... 36 Denton, Sue .... 58,59,85 Deppolder, John F. .... 63 DeSutter, Robert L. . . . 36 DeWeese, Brenda .... 59 Deweese, Marcia . . . 59,113 Dhaese, Maourina D. . . 36, 111 Dibler, Danny .... 118,122 Diduik, Vivian N. .... 36 Dike, Martina .... . . . 51 Dippold, Donald . . 5o,51,a5, 89,107,118,142 Divert, Catherine . . . 51,91 Divert, Sylvia L. , , 36,101, 104,113,114,115 Dixon, Joyce ..... 51,106 Dixon, Michele M. . . 52,102, 105 Dobbins,'Nancy S, , , 36,114 Dobbins, Rebecca . . . 59,108 Doering, Irene . . . . . 52 Donald, Barry .... 59,125 D033-ld, Danny L. ..... 36 Donaldson, Connie Donaldson, Ronald Donowak, Margaret Douglas, William E .....52 .. ..60 ....60 ...87 Downes, Charles .. . . 60 Downes, William D. .... 52 Draksler, Judy . . . 52,89,97, 1 106 Dudley, Carol ..... 52,108 Duncan, Christopher . . . 52 Duncan, La Verne . . . 60,111 Duncan, Lee . . . 60 Dunlap, Lottie . . . . . 89 Dunne, Robert M. .... 51 Dunnigan, Beverly . . 64,111 Dunnigan, Dennis ..... 60 Durr, James . . Dutro, Gary . . 20,24,37,85, 107,137 Dutton, Cynthia ...... 60 Dutton, William . . l18,136, 137 . . . . . 60 E Eads, Edyth . . 52,102,105, . .. . 53 65,100,101 Green, James J. . . 52,90,91, 109,110 Earley, Helen G, , , , 37,106 Eastin, Sharon . . . 52,111 Eastin, Teresa ..... 52 Eden, Betty Jo .... 52,106 Edenburn, Charlene E. . . 37, 106 Edenburn, Karen ..... 60 Edlen, Steve ....... 64,99 Edmonds, Diane . . 64,89,109 Edwards, Charles L. . . . 89 Ega.n, Cheryl . . . 52,101,106 Eichhorn, Janie Eichorn, Kenny . Eichorn, Paula M, Elgar, Harry . . Ellington, Judy . Ellington, Linda . Ellingsworth, Sand Elliott, Truman J, Ellis, Doris . . . Ellis, Eddie D. . Emerson, Christin Emerson, Queen . Empson, James . Empson, Linda J. Ensor, Ken . . . Connie . Estes, Evans, Douglas Evans, Teresa M. Evertt, Judy L. . Everett, Robert J. Everett, Robert L, Eyman, Steve . . F .....60 .....60 ....64 .....52 . 64,87,l08 . . . 60,108 ra . . 64,88 . . . . 37 . . . 60,114 . . . . 137 e . . 37,104 . 60,109 . . 5a,60,99 ..52 ..125 .- -.- . . 60 60,125 . . ae 37,96 52,107 ....3'7 , 52,118,137 Facker, Cynthia A, . . 37,104, 106 Fulton, Linda . . . 60,105,111 Funches, Robin . ..... 60 G Gabriel, Thomas . . . . . 37 Gadden, Pixie . . 15,50,85, 96,97,102,105 Gailliaert, Robert .... 37 Gaines, George ..... 60 Ganion, Marsha .... 60,109 Gannon, Nancy .... 52,105 Garrabrant, Vicki J. . . 37, 104,109 Garrett, Rita . .... 60,114 Gary, Delores ...... 60 Gasparovich, Stephen . . 37, 105,107 Gay, Mike ... 60 Gayles, James . . . 60 George, Paul ..... 60,140 Gettings, Darlene . . . 37,99, 101,102,104,11O Gettings, Earl T, ..... 64 Gilmore, Linda .... 60,113 Gilmore, Shirley . . . . 52 Glowacki, Judy M .... 29,38, 105 Gobart, Charles . . . 60,111 Goett, Gary . .. .....60 Goett, Terry L. . . 52,91,137 Facker, Dianne L. . . 52,53,91 Facker, Robert .... 60,105 Falatko, Dianna M. . . 28,50, 52,85,99,109 Farwell, Terry . . 52,100,103 Felker, Charlotte ..... 60 Ferguson, John ...... 60 Ferguson, Leola . . 60,93,111 Ferre, Kathryn . . . 52,105, 113,114 Fetch, Sterling K. . . . 53,92 Fierce, Linda ..... 52,114 Fierce, Morris .... 37,132 Fiers, John . . 52,127,131,137 Finley, Lola M. .... 53,80 Fisher, David ...... 60 Fisher, Diana L. .. . . 37,96, 104,105,106 Flatt, Eunice M. . . . 66,110 Flemming, Cynthia M. . . 79 Flinn, William ...... 37 Flint, David ...... 52,102 Flint, James . . 37,102,110 Foote, Gary ...... 52 Foote, John E, ...... 37 Fosco, Anna Marie . . 60,108 Fourdyce, Phyllis J. . . 53 . 52,105,113 Fouse, Ruby A. . . Fouse, Mary J. . Fragd, Bob . . . Frazel, Nancy . . Friling, Joan . Frye, Ronald Fuller David . . . 52,96 . . . . 60 37,l00,l04, 105 . . . 60,105 . . 52,132 , .... . . . 52 Fullilove, Charlene . . 37,104, 111 Golley, Paul ....... 52 Gonzales, Hartemia .... 52 Gonzales, Octavio . . . . 109 Goode, Sharon E, . . 52 Goodwin, Ronnie L. . . . 38 Gordan, Issic . . . . . 60 Gordon, Annie . . . 89,101 Gordon, Ora L. . . . 38,111 Gort, Gladys . . . 38,109 Grant, Dorothy J. . . 64,89 Grant, Jeanette . . . 60 Grant, Suzanne Grauer, Kathleen M. . . 52, 106 Gravat, Diana L. . . 38,83, 104,106 Gray, Kathleen . . . . 52 Grayer, Charles . . . . 64 Grayson, Bessie E, . 38,76, 111 Green, Gwendolyn C. . . 52, 113 118,127,137 Greenhood, Jayne A, . . . 52 Gresham, John . . . . . 60 Gresham, Paula M. .... 52 Griffith, Betty .... 60,110 Griffin, Sharon . . . . . 60 Grigsby, Donna K. . . 52,97, 106 Grisham, Lois Grubbs, Marilyn L, , 38,102, 104,111 Gully, Paul E, ...... 64 Gunzenheiser, Gail . . 38,104, 106 Guthrie, :sharon K. . . 52 Gwaltney, Linda L. . 38 Gyorkos, Larry . . . 60 H Hagan, Linda . . . . 64 Hainlane, Patricia I ..... 52 Hale, Gary ......... 22 Hale, Karen D. . . . 38,106 Hall, James . - - . 69 Hall, Robert F. . . . . 38 Hall, Ronald . . . 60,142 Hama.n, Kate . . . . . 60 Hamb, Montell R, . . . 53,86 Hamen, Paulette E, . . 38 Hamlin, Patricia E. . . . 52 Hamlin, Phyllis . . . 61,110 Hamon, Katherine ..... 52 Hand, Karen E ,... 32,39,94, 95,101,102,l04,105 Hansen, Maren J. . . . 53 Harbin, Larry . . . . . 61 Hardesty, Paulette . . 61 Harkness, Charles G. Harmon, William . . . . 39 . . 61,114 Harris, Gary K. ..... 39 Harris, Mary L. .... 52,105 Harrison, Bernard .... 65 Harrison, Betty .... 61,105 Harrison, Mary A. . . 28,53 Hastings, Beverely .... 39 Hasty, Gregory . . 62,65,90, 91,107,118 Hasty, Linda ..... 61,110 Hasty, Lonnie D, , , 39,77, 118,121 Hatton, Ja.nice . . . 61,105 Haveison, Glenn H. .... 53 Hawton, Beth L ..... 39,104 Haywood, Marilyn .... 39 Heaton, Sandra ..... 61,111 Herberer, Barbara .... 61 Hebert, Omer ....... 54 Heberer, Mary .... 39,111 Heid, David . . . . . 61,113 Heim, Helen ....... 61 Helm, Carolyn D, , , 53,98,99 Hemp, Cathy ..... 53,109 Henderson, Patricia' .... 39 Henderson, Ralph L ..... 39 Hendrix, Elizabeth .... 61 Henry, Betty Jean . . . 61,79, 111 Henry, Larry ..... 61,114 Henry, Martha E .... 61,109 Herbert, Annie L. ..... 65 Herod, Pamela M. ..... 65 Heynen, Randy ...... 61 Hickey, Charlene . . . 61,113 Hicks, Brinda . . . . . . 61 Hightower, Melvin . . . 61 Hill, Charles . . . . 65 Hill, Mike A, . . . 65 Hill, Richard . . . . . 65 Hillyer, Michael ...... 61 Hilst, Carol L. .... 39,102 Hinthorn, Janet ..... 61 Hinthorn, William J. . . 39,100 Hinton, Earl .... 85,96,101 Hinton, Nolan . . .... 61 Hodge, Paul M. . . 39,96 Hodson, Alan . . . 61 Hoffman, Dan . . . . . 39 Hogge, Dana R. ...... 65 Holcomb, Carolyn . . . 61,114 Holford, William . . 39,118, 137 Holly, Annida . . . . . 61 Holmes, Michael . . . 61 Holzinger, Catherine . . . 61, 108 Holzinger, Christina . 39, 104,105,109,111 Hootman, John .... 65,101 Hopwood, Michael D. 95,1 . .BQQ4 01,102,107 Hornung, Sue . . 58,61,85,98 Hosbrough, Angela M .... 53 Hostetter, Cheryl ..... 61 Houlihan, Jacquelin . . 53,101 Houston, Charha . . . 54,87 Houston, Sa.ndra . . . 53 Hovey, Vickie . . . . 53 Howard, Joanne . . . . 61 Howell, Frances E, . . . 53 Howes, Brends ..... 61 Huff, Raymond L. . . 53,107, 127 Huff, Rita M. . . . . . . 54 Hughes, Sylvester . . . 61,125 Hulting, Thomas . . . 39,107 Humes, Richard . . 39,118,137 Humes, Tracy . . . 58,6l,85 Hundt, Harold ....... 61 Hunt, Judy K. . . . 39,104,105 Hunter, Richard L. . . 53,85, 118 Hurley, Patricia ..... 54 Hurley, Timothy . . . 61,105 Hurt, Brenda ..... 61,113 Hurt, Dennis L. ...... 40 Husby, Linda L. . . 53,100,110 Huson, Joy ....... 61,108 Huson, Michael S. , , 39,110 Huston, Diana L. ..... 53 Huston, Freddy L. ..... 40 Hutchinson, Glen A. . . 53,141 Hutchings, Katherine . . 40, 101,102 I Ibeck, Michael .... 61,125 Ingolia, Charles E. .... 40 Inman, Marty ..... 61,110 Innes, Joyce A. ...... 40 Irvin, Vicki .... 65,99,100 Isaacson, Richard D. . . 50, 53,107,118,132 Isbell, Merlin ..... 65,89 J Jackson, Albert . . . 125,127 Jackson, Alice . . . . . 53 Jackson, Buddy . . . . . 54 Jackson, Edward R. .... 53 Jackson, Gwendolyn .... 53 Jackson, James ...... 54 Jackson, Joe L ..... 86,110 Jackson, Judith E. . . 53,108 Jackson, Karen L, . . 53,101 Jackson, Leonard .... 54 Jackson, Ruth ..... 61,110 Jackson, Sally ..... , 53,110 Jackson, Vicki ..... 54 Jefferson, Samuel . . 61,109 Jefferson, Sonny ..... 61 Jester, Mary R, . Johns, Patricia . . Johnson, Barbara R. . . . 53 Johnson, Charlotte A. . . 40, 111,114 Johnson, Clifford D, . . 65, 89,299,109 Johnson, David ..... 65 Gary .... 65, 139 Johnson, Johnson, Georgia M. . . . 53 Johnson, Loren . . . 22,61 Johnson, Messiah .... 54 Johnson, Margurie . . 40,108 Johnson, Nancy L. . . 40,97,102 Johnson, Odell .... 53,111 Johnston, Patsy L. .... 65 Johnson, Ruth .... 61,110 Johnson, Shirley . . . . 61 Johnson, Victory . . . . 61 Jones, Bobby . . . . . 60 Jones, Cheryl . .... 53 Jones, David .... 53,132 Jones, Elvis L. . . 32,40,85, 127,132 Jones, Gary L. . . . 53,142 Jones, Jackie ..... 58,61 Jones, Judith A, . . . 65,100 Jones, Larry C. . . . . 40 Jones, Lynda ...... 61 Jones, Patricia A, . . 40,104, 106 Jones, Ruby V. . . 40, 104,110 Jones, Sa.ndra ...... 53 Jones, Thelma P. . . 40,110, 114,115 Jordon, Diane . . . . 62 Jordan, Diana K. .... 101 Jordan, Eugene . . . 62,94 Jordan, 99 Janis E, . . 32,40,94, ,101,102,104,106,114,115 Jordan, Ossie . . 40,79,ll8, 120,137,138 Jordan, Richard L. . . 40,70, 100 Joseph, Lynda L. . . . 40,104 Joseph, Patricia A. .... 54 Juergens, Albert ..... 65 Julien, Connie S, . . . 40,104 K Kamin, Carol . . 14,54,106 Kaspar, Da.11W. . . 20,40,85, 88 107 113 137 Kataoka, Alma 5'6,62',94, 99,102 Kaufman, Linda Sue . . 62, 105,108 Kaufman,Nancy J. . . . 54 Keenan, Michael ..... 62 Keener, Gene L. . . 40,113 Keith, Mark . . . .... 62 Keiun susdh . . 54,83,97,112, 113 Kellar, Robert Z 40 Kelso, Alice J. . . . 65,69 Kelly, Elma . . . . 62,110 Kent, Diane .... . 62,111 Kenser, Janet A. , , , 54,94 Kerker, Mary E. . . . 54,10l, 105 Kerley, Paul . . 54,113,139 Kimbrough, Carol . . . 41,104 Kincaide, James ..... 62 Kinlock, Kathy ..... 62,108 King, Judy ....... 62,94 King, Norma ..... 62,113 King, Paula . . . 41,104,113 King, Paula J. . . 55,92,96, ,98,99,101,105,l14 King, Walter R. ...... 55 Kinsman, Walter W, .... 41 Kircher, Frank . . 41,118,137 Kissner, Kathryn Klaason, Richard Klinger, Sandra . Klobucker, Steven .... 62 Knott, Joseph . Knowles, Judy ...... 62 Kobylanski, Eugenia .... 54 Koch, Roberta . . . 62,102,113 . . . 62,108 . . . . . 62 . . . 41,110 .. . 65 May, Robert . . . . . . Kounse, Nancy J. .... 65,85 Krakel, Sharon ...... 54 Kramer, John H. . . 62,107, 110,141 Krause, Joan . . Kreps, Romona . Krueger, Diana . Krus, Gloria . . Kuhm, Esther . . Kumps, Joy . . . Kupper, Robert Kurth, Eric C. . L Labanowski, Barba Labanowski, DOnna Lacewell, Randy . Lakota, Dorothy . Lamon, Barbara . Landis, Allen . . Landis, Raymond Landrum, Udell Landrum, Willie Landwehr, Lenora Langford, Paul . Langley, Robert . Lasco, Candance . Laur, Sandra . . Lauer, Linda . . Q e e . . . 62 . .. . 54 . . 41,98 . . 66 . . . . 54 . 22,54 . . 62 . . 55,95 ra . . 62, 111 J. . . 29, 41,104,106 . . . 41,141 . . . 62,96 . . . 41,104 . . . 54,99 . ..66 . .41 ..... 62 . . 62,103 . . . . . 54 . . . . . 66 . 62,94,105 . . . . . 62 .. 5498 Lawson, Wanda . . 110 Katherine . . . . 62 Leach, Otis . . . Leach, Stephen . Leatherwood, Patr Lee, Mary L, , Lee, Reginold . Lee, Robert . . . Lee, Shirley . . Lehman, Constance S, . . Lehman, Teresa L. . . . Leither, Gregory Lemons, John . . Lentz, Connie . Lentz, Joseph . . Levitt, Clark E, . Lewis, Bob . . . Lightbody, Kay . Linane, Patricia Lindlow, Lloyd , Linwood, Charles 105 Lipp, Jeanne M. . . . . . . . 55 . . 62,125 iek . . 62, 110,125 41 . . 54 . . 41,111 62 ...ee 54, 111 41 . .. . 62 . 41,113,114 62 . . 54,113 . 62,113 . . 66 . . 62 .. .54 54 . . . 2l,62, ,1l3,l14,141 53,54,106 109,110 ! Lippert, James . . . . 41,107 Lisman, Gary . . . . 62,113 Little, Daisy ....... 62 Little, John . . . 66,87,l11 Little, Sharon . .... 111 Lobdell, Carl ..... 62,125 Lofton, Darrell . . . . 62 Lohn, Ronald . . . . . . 54 Lopez, John ...... 22,62 Lovekamp, Lois J. . . 54,99, 108 Lovell, Lester . . . . 54,137 Lowe, Monica . . . 58,62,85 Lowe, Roger ........ 62 Lowery, Gertrude D. . . . 55 Lowery, Ruth E, .... 54,102 Lowry, Kathleen S, . . 28,54, 99,100 Lucas, Khristine L. . . 21,41, 83,96,l0l,102,104 Lunsford, James ...... 9 Lunt, Gary D. ...... 55,89 Lyons, Alphonse . . . 62 M McArthur, Larry K. . . . 66 McCa.11ister, Robert . . . 66 McCammon, Arthur A. . . 54 McCarthy, James .... 55 McCarthy, Kristine E, . . 54 McCarthy, Priscilla . . 41, 101,104,106 McCarthy, Rickey .... 41 McCawley, Mike .... 120 McCloskey, David . . . 41 McDaniel, Harthena . . . 41 McDaniels, Carol . . 54,97,99, 102,105,106 McDowell, Calista F. . . 26, 41,91,92,97,99,101,102,104, 110 McDowell, Lona R. . . 54,96, 99,101,l02,lO8 McFall, Melba ..... 62,111 McGovern, Patricia .... 54 McGruder, Harvey C. . . 54, 110 McGuirk, Linda .... 62,110 McHerd, Patricia . . . 62 McLennon, Dall A, . . . 113 McLeod, Patty . . Meivniien, Betty J. . . . 108 . . 55,98 54 McMullen, Judy . . . . . McNeese, Linda W, McVeitty, Carol L. Magnunson, Fred Maher, Sue . . . Mallicoat, Judy . Malone, Douglas Malone, Elouise . . . 86 . . . 54 . . . 62 . . . 62 ..54 .. ..54 . ..63 Mangan, Dennis . . . . . . Manley, Diane L. Manley, Linda . . Mansfield, Carl J. Mansfield, Sandra 42 . . . 42,105 63,98,99,101 54 L....54 Marinich, Andrew .... 54 Marks, Timothy . . 50,54,85, 87,107,1l8,120,125,132 Marple, Rebecca . . . 63,110 Marple, Susan M. . . 42,97, 104,106 Marsh, Loretta . . . 63,67,l1O Marsh, She1iaD. . . . 42,104 Martin, Christy, L. . . 6,8,42, 97,99,102,104,105 Martin, Evelyn . . . 63,110 Martin, Larry .... 54,105 Martin, Peggy L. . . . 54 Martindale, Terry .... 63 Martinex, Patricia A. . . 42, 104 Marvin, Ronald . . . 42 Mason, Rick . . . . 63 Mason, Shirley . . . . . 54 Masters, Mike . . . 63,109 Masters, Thomas . . . . 56 Maston, Emily ...... 63 Mathias, David R. . . 54,96, 102 Mathews, Maxine . . . 42,56 42,111 Means, Charlene A. . . . 54 Meister, Dave W. . 63,111 Melonis, Pete ...... 42 Mervis, Dawn R. . 42,97,102 Metts, Elizabeth J. . . . 56 Meyers, Pamela .... 63,111 Meyers, Sharon L. . . . 42 Michael, Bob A, .... 63,105 Miller, Jerry . . . . . 63 Miller, Leroy ....... 63 Miller, Marilyn L. . 56,87, 104,111 Miller, Mike . . . . . 63 Miller, Patricia . . 54,98,101 Miller, Phyllis . - . . 66 Minish, Anita . . . . . 54 Miller, Pamela J. . . . 42 Mitchell, Nellie L .... 42,104 Moak, Carolyn R, . 28,55,l00 Moak, William ....... 42 Mobley, Thomas E. .... 55 Modglin, Robert . . 27,55,81, 92 Modglin, Roy . . .... 42 Mohn, Connie . . . 63 Mohn, Edward M. ..... 55 Mohn, Ken . . .A. . . . 63 Mohn, Linda . . . 63,'73,105 Mohr, Doug ........ 42 Molek, Lynda J. . . 55,100 Moody, Oliver P. . . . 73 Moore, Annette . . . . . . 63 Moore, Bobbie . . 63,91,99,109 Moore, Jean . . . . . . 42,105 Moore, Joyce L. . . Morgan, Roberta M. Morris, Loretta . 87 42 .....63 Morris, Stanton . . 63,93,105, 113,114 Morse, Sandra K. . . 14,19,2l, 28,42,83,104,1l2,113 Mosburg, Mary J. . . 24,42,85 97,102,194,195 Mosier, Brenda . . . Mosier, Dexter . ee. ...63 ..43 Mosier, Patricia .... 63,66 Moss, Jeanne L. , . 43,112, 113,114 Moss, Kathleen . . 63,112,113 Mounts, Sharon sen. . . 55 Mullineaux, Janet S. . . 43,110 Murphy, Beverly . Murphy, James W, ....55 . 66 Murphy, Robert . . 56,103,107 Murray, Barbara . N Nakken, Michael . . Nanthan, Willie B. Navarro, Robert Neal, Curtis . . . Nelson, Isaac . . Nelson, Lanny R. 9 Q . . 63,110 . . . 63 . 56,98, 105 . 55,139 .. 89 .. 109 . . . . 66 Nelson, Robert . . 63,118,125 Neptun, Phillip A, . . 43,100, Newtson, Robert L. 118,120,137 . . . . 55 Noble, Barbara . . . 63,94 Norton, Robert . Norton, William . Nutter, Brian L. . O ...63 . . 105 . 55,118 Oberheizer, Sally . . 55,98,l02 O' Donnell J ohannah I I O Donnell, Sharon . Oedewaldt, Theresa Oesterheld, Patricia . . . . 55 . 55,101 . . . . 55 . . 43,96, 101,104 Ogle, Jerry . . . . . . 55,139 Ogle, Marolyn . . . . 105,108 Olsen, Cindy ...... 108 Olson, Mary ........ '96 Ommen, Kathleen S, . . 43, 10l,102,105,106 O'Neal, Shirley M, . . 43,108 Opper, Cheryl . . . . . 67 Osborn, Fred . . . 66 P Pacey, Ronald R, . . Parkinson, Linda Parris, Diane . . Parris, Diane J. . Pauls, Phyllis . Pearson, Roger . Peddicord, Larry . 55,118, 137 . 55 . . . 106 55,99,110, 111 55,105,106 . . . 111 ....66 Penny, Cilerstene ..... 43 Perrilles, Donald . . 55,113, 114 Perrine, Cheri ...... 55 Perry, Charles E, , , 22,66, 86,110 Peterson, Barbara L. . . 43, 104,106 Peterson, Colin . Pettit, Cheryl L. . . Petty, Yukio . . Phelps, Robert . . Phillips, Barbara Phillips, Russell . Picton, David . . Pierce, Ray N. . . Plowman, Jerry . Plowman, Larry . . Poindexter, Marian Pollard, Darnell . Pomeroy, LaVo'nne Pope, Sa.nella . . . Porco, Debra M. . Potter, Mary . . . Powell, Linda A, . Powell, Mary A. . Powell, Paul . . . Powers, Coleen . . Prescott, John Presley, Kathy . . Pribble, William . Purham, Sharon . Purkle, Michael . 4 6 . . . 125 55,ll3, 115 91,127,137 . . . . 44 .....55 . . 55 . . . . 48 . . . . 99 . 43,102, 137,139 43,113, 137,139 . . . 55 . 109,125 . . 57,87, 94,111 . . 113,114 . . 55,91 96,105,113 . . 66,101 55,97,113, 114,115 . . . . 75 . . . 105 24,66,95, 137 73,105,113 .... 44 . 66,113 Pusey, Dormey L. . . . . 66 Putman, Patricia M. . . 44, 85,104,105 Putman, S11san ...... 85 Pyatt, Jerry R. . . . 55 R Ramos, Judith A, . . . 57,95 Ramsey, David, ...... 44 Randle, Charles . 31,44,11l Randle, Elaine E, . . 57,87 Randle, Joy . . Randle, Lizzie 109 . . . . . . 110 Rathbun .... 44,105,l32,l33 Ray, Jean ..... . . 55,105 Reardon, Terry L .... 55,141 Reaves, James ..... 66,95 Reddick, Fern L. ..... 57 Reed, Michael . . 44,105,107, Reed, Panarisha . Reeves, Jim . Reese, Norma G. . Reinhart, Janice . Reith, Judy . . . Renken, Susa.n . . . Richardson, Erne Richardson, James 118,121,137 . 50,55,85 ...... 55 . . . 44 . . 55,105 . . . 65 . .. . 44 stine . . . 55 ....6'7 Richardson, Patricia .... 55 Richmond, Constance L. . . 57, 86,99,l0l,104 Rieder, Christie A, Rigg, Russell . . Robb, Joyce . . Roberts, David Lee Roberts, Jancie . . Roberts, John . . Robertson, LaDon M. . Roberts, Linda . . Robinson, Alberta S. . ....5'7 .44 ..... 55 ....65 . ..65 55 . 66, 101 . . . . 44 . 44,106 Robinson, Cheryl . . . 65 Robinson, Joan D. .... 55 Robinson, Rita L. . . . 55,74, 98,105 Rockey, Diana K. . . 44,114 Roddy, Linda F. . . 67,88,110 Rodgers, Lowell ..... 55 Rogan, Donna ..... 44,106 Roger, Jacqueline K. . . 44, 104 Rogers, Charles . . . 65,110 Rogers, Myrtle . Rogers, Sandra . Roggy, Stephen . . 65 .. .. . 65 55,105,113 114,115 Rolett, John . . . . . . . 55 Rollings, James . Rollings, Mike . Rollis, Bruel ..44 86 . . . . . 103 Roloff, Kay B. . . . 55,106 Roser, Rebecca . . . 65,109 Rothenbuehler, Pamela . . 19, 44,83,104,109,111 Routt, Linda L. ....57 Sheppard, Linwood Shipman, Hattie B, Shoemaker, Josy . Shoreack, Carol A, Shoreack, Ja.net . Shorty, Jolm . . . Shoup, Aleta . . . . . . . 65 . . 45,113, 114 . . 65,110 . . 45,1o1, 105,106 . . . 56 . . 45 . . . . 56 Shreffler, Sherry L. . . 45,' 106 Shrode, Ellen . . 25,56,96,ll0 Shrode, Hellen . . . 25,56,105, 109,14 Siddall, Cheris .... 65,113 Siebenthal, Larry . . 56,137 Siebert, Linda ...... 56 Siegwarth, Robert .... 65 Siewert, Jane A. . . 45,96, 104,110 Singleton, Helen J. '. . . 58 Sinnett, Carol A. . . . . 56 Skaggs, Sandra . . . . 58,86 Slater, David . . Slater, Dale . . . Slater, Joseph M. . Routt, Robert . . 44,79,111, 118,120,138 Rudd, Linda . . . . . 65,110 Rudloff, Linda . . 44,100,104, 105 Russell, James . . 50,55,91, 107,118,121,132 Russell, Kathy ...... 65 Russell, Larry ...... 57 Rutherford, Ernest . . 22,57, 107 Rutherford, Gladys .... 55 S Saathoff, Russell A. . . 55,100 Samp, Ralph . . . 44,140 Sample, Helen . . . . . 55 Samsa, Darrell . Samuels, Mary . Sanders, Eugene . . . Sanders, Josie J. . . . . . 67 . . 65,109 65,125 . . . 56,108 Sanders, Roosevelt . . 56,118, 120,137 Sanford, James . . . . 65 Sank, Carol . . . Savage, Georgia L. . .. . 56 . . 23,31, 44,104,105 Schafer, Cheryl .... 65,74 Schaefer, Diane . Schafer, Ralph N. 56 .... 56 Schell, Bill . . . . 65,100,103 Schepke, Jean . . 14,56,94,95, 106 Scherer, Edward M. . . 56, 107,118,122 Schermer, Jenna ..... 65 Schermer, Teddi H. . . 32,45, 91,99,l01,l02 Schlis, Candace . . .... 65 Schlis, Lynn . . . 13,33,45,94, Schlis, Ronald . . Schmeilski, Carol 104,106 . . 45,100 . . . . 65 Schmutz, David . . 99,102,105 Schoch, Paula . . Schoenheider, John E. . . 65,113 . . 56, 91,140 Schoff, Sharon L. . . 32,45,85, 101,102,104,109 Schott, Bob ........ 65 Schrader, Barbara J. . . 56, 100,101,103,105 Schreiber, Linda . . 65,94,106 Schurtz, Alice R. . . 45,94,104 Schwerer, Marylyn J. . . . 79 Scovil, Linda L. . Scurrah, Harold . 45 56 Scovil, Sharon L. . . . 45,104 Scurrah, Lydia L .... 56,102 Sebens, Peggy ..... 65,110 Shannon, Sandra . . 65,105,108 Shatkus, Maryanne B. . . 8,45, 7o,91,99,102,104 Shaw, David L. . . . . . . 67 Shaw, Sharon K. . . 45,97,105 Shelby, Frederick 67 65,105,125 x56 .. '. .. .. 68 Slater, Kenneth ..... 14,56 Slater, Sandra ..... 56,105 Slaughter, Hal . . 58,89,111 Sljusar, Lydia . . 8,32,45,91, 92,101,102,104,105 Smith, Alan C. . . 27,45,110, 118,121,123,124,127,130,131, 132,133 Smith, Dianne .... 65 Smith, Edward .... 56 Smith, Gary . 65,96,l09 Smith, Herbert . 56,118, 137,138,142 Smith, Jack . .... 65 Smith, James . . . 65,109 Smith, Katie L. .... 56 Smith, Libby ...... 110 Smith, Patsy S, 28,50,56, 85 Smith, Sarah L. . . . 45 Snell, Larry ....... 68 Socha, Deloris . . 65,108 Sollberger, Kathy ..... 65 Songer, Julie . . . . 65 Sparks, Gerald L. . . 56 Speer, Robert ...... 55 Spencer, Lynn S, , , , 56,110 Sprattling, Nathan -. . . 45 Sprehe, Joyce E, . . 32,45,103, 104,106,l13,115 Stafford, James . . 45,107, 111,l18,121,137 Stage, Karen L .... . 45,104 Stahl, Donna ....... 65 Stambaugh, Norman .... 65 Stambaugh, Richard . . 136, ' 137 Standerfer, Howard . . 21,46, 102 Starcevic, Jo Ann .....65 Starcevic, Suzanne K. . . 46, Stear, Gregg . . . Stear, Robert . Stear, Ron .... Stear, Sharon A. . Stear, Wayne . . . Steele, Cheryl . . 104,105 . . . . 65 .. . 46 . .. . 141 46,110 . . 65 . . 68 Steenbergen, Gerald . . 58,99, Stein, Mike . . . 137 .,65,103,113 Steinbach, Louise M. . . 56,57, 93,96,1o1,102 Steinbach, Nancy A, . . 6,17, 31,46,91,93,96,10l,104 Steipps, Thomas . . . . 65,125 Stephenson, Linda J . Stephenson, Pat . . . . . 56 . . 65,111 Stevens, Jimmy . . . . 21,65 65 Stevens, Mary . . Stevens, Warner L. ' . ' I 56 Stevenson, Cheryl J. . . . 56 Stewart, Mickey . Stobaugh, Diana . .. .56 .65 Stockwell, Judith A, . . 56,105, 108 Stockwell, Thomas .... 46 Stokes, Annette .... 65,113 Stokes, Larry . . .,56,l03,109 Stokes, Rufus . 48,91,92 Stone, Beckey . .... 66 Stoops, Sheila G. . . 27,56,91 Storry, Mary Lou .... 66 Stout, Dana ...... 56,101 Stout, Darrell . . . . 58 Stout, James . . 68 Stout, Sandra ....... 56 Strate, James W. ..... 46 Street, Susan K, , 15,26,46, 104,105,106 Streeter, Ronita .... 66,108 Streibich, Cindy .... 46,111 Streviles, Elizabeth . . . 66 Strickler, Linda S, , , 56,100 Strothers, Don . . . . 66,113 Strube, Henry ,. . . . 46 Strubhar, Linda . . . 56 Strum, John P. . . . 46 Staurt, Michael C. . . . 56 Stuart, Sheila . . . 56 Stuckey, Carey . . . 29,58 Stucky, Charles . . . . 66 Stumpf, Diane ...... 68 Stuyvesant, Robert . . 23,31, 46,137 Suddeth, Linda E. . . 46,106 Suits, Bobette M. . . 68,87 Suits, Pat .... .... 9 4 Sullins, Betty J ...... . 46 Sullins, Bonnie . . 66,101,113 Sullins, Ernie W. . . . 46,98 Suter, Joyce . . .... 56,98 Swanson, Darrell . . . . 47 T Tate, Leslie . . . . 47 Taylor, Bob . . . . . 109 Taylor, Ernest . . . 68 Taylor, Eva S. . . . 56 Taylor, James E. . . . . 56 Taylor, Janetta A, . . 86,108 Taylor, Rebecca . . . . 66 Terrell, Robert ..... 118, 125,142 Teufel, David ....... 68 Thomas ....... 59,66,113 Thomas, Dorthea .... 111 Thomas, Ernest . . 59,89,111 Thomas, Gloria J. . 47,l04, ' 106 Thomas, James ...... 59 Thomas, Levi . . . 66,118,125 Thomas, Marie A. . . 59,88 Thomas, Sandra L. .... 56 Thomas, Ulisher . . 50,56,85 Thomas, William ..... 66 Thomason, Patricia . . 47, 104,106 Thornton, Roger ..... 47 Thrawl, Darlene ..... 66 Threw, Patricia S. . . 56,108 Thrush, Pam . . 66,109 Tiarks,naary J.. Tomaczewski, Teresa . . Tracy, Caldonla f 56,39,102, 106 66, 113 . . . . . 47 Tracy, Dennis . . 7,43,47,10l Traenkenschuh, Leonard . . . ..........66,105,141 Traenkenschuh, Lynn . . 9,17, 57,110 Tranchitella, James . . . 66 Tripp, Dave . . . . . . . 66 Tripplett, Rosemary . . 66,110 Trollope, Larry . . 7,38,47, 93 Tucker, Linda S, . . l9,47,97, 104,105,106 Turnbow, Shirley LJ Turner, Evelyn . . Turner, Georgia M. Turner, Mitchell . . . 47, 104 . . . 66 . . 68,69 . . 68,110 V VanAusdale, John M. . . . 57 Vance, Bonnie .... 66,111 Vance, Larry ..... 68,107 Van Hollenbeck, Peggy ,. . 59, 76,98,l04,106 VanLingen, Nina . 57 Van Wassenhove, Linda . . 47, 104,113,115 Vaughn, Caroll ..... 66,68 Vaughn, Nancy . . . 28,57,94 Velpel, Kathleen A, . . 47,94, 97,99,102,104 Victor, Sheila . . Vikouski, Bernice 57 67 Vincent, Norma L. . . 47,l01, 104,105,106 Vinovich, Polly . . 25,57,109, 111 Vogler, Barbara J. . . 57,111 Von Hollenback, Peggy . . 47, 106 W-Y-Z Wade, Aaron J. . . 57,118, 121,132 Wade, Connie .... 66,110 Waid, Kenny . . . 47,77,107 Wade, Michael . . . . . 66 Wallace, Jerome . . 57,113, 114 Wallace, Lee Roy . . 66,109 Wallace, Odessa . . 58,66,85, 108 Walsh, Elizabeth ..... 66 Walters, Emery M. . . . 57 Walz, Angela J. . . . 47,106 Ward, Donald G. . . 23,31,57 Ward, Guy .... . . 66,109 Ware, Clara . . . . 110 Ware, Ida P. . . . . . 59 Warren, Nancy ...... 57 Washburn, Janice L. . . 57, 101,103,105 Washington, David .... 109 Wasson, Leo . . Waters, Mary Jo . . . . . 66 . . 57,113, 114,115 Watkins, Eileen L. . . 60,105 Watkins, George ..... 47 Watkins, Marlon . . 58,66,85, 108 Watters, Jennifer .... 66 Weaver, Bill ..... '66,109 Webb, Linda F. ..... 47 Weeks, Shirley .... 66,110 Wegner, Alice . . 47,99,104, 106,110 Wegner, Bob .... 66,105 Wehrll, Deborah .... 66 Welsser, Garey ..... 66 Weitkamp, James . . . 66,69 Welch, Danny . . 66,125,142 Wells, Steve .... '. . . 66 Wenzel, Robert ..... 47 West, Nancy L. . . 32,48,94 96,99,101,102,104,106 Westbrook, Diane .... 57 Westcott, Lynn .... 57,99 Whitaker, Sharon .... 48 White, Bonnie ...... 66 White, Brad . . . 21,57,91 White, Georgia C. . . 57,96 White, Gloria .... 66,110 White, Linda K. . . 58,66 White, Linda S. . . . 85 White, Richard . . . . . 69 White, Robert . .... 57 White, Ronald . . . 48,132 White, Susan E. . . . . 57 Whitehead, Diane . . 57,110 Whitehead, Linda . . 66,110 Whitehead, Patricia . . 57, 111 Whltlatch, Terrance . . 57,99 Whitman, Richard .... 66 Whlttimore, Danny . . 48,74, 96,102 Wlenderle, Linda ..... 59 Wilburn, Lodona . . . 110 Willi, Joseph ....... 57 Willi, Karen S, . . 48,101,104, 106 Wim, Paul . . 48,85,88,97, - 107,110 127,130 Williams, Al ..... Williams, Carol A, . . 69,98, 101 Williams, Deborah .... 110 Williams, Earner M. . . . 59,108 Williams, Mary ..... 111 69,132 Williams, Michael . . Williams, Robert T. . . 69,89 . 48,102, 104,110 Willingham, Bill ..... 125 Willingham, Marion . . 48,106 Willis, Barbara J. . . Williams, Susan . 48,110 Willis, Clester . Wilson, Ann . . . Wilson, Clark . . 69 98,101,102 . . 57,142 Wooden, Cindy L. . . . 48,104 Wooden, Richard . . . . 67 Workman, Dannie . . . . 57 Wilson, Lynda ...... 67 Wright, Barbara A, . . 32,48, Wilson, Oscar . . . lll 85,102,104 Wilson, Richard . . . . . 66 Wright, Charlotte A, . . 29,48, Wilson, Woodrow .... 59 85,97,99,lO2,lO4 Winkler, Carolyn . 66,105 Wright, Deloyce . . 48,94,97, Winter, Rickie . . . 110 102 Winter, Vickie .... 66,113 Wright, James ..... 60,67 Winters, David ..... 125 Wright, James W, . . 48,141 Winters, Michael E, . . 69, Wright, Linda K. . . . . . 60 77,107 Wyatt, Chaquawana . . 66,111 Witt, Mary A, . Wolfmeyer, Joyce . .... 48 .... 66 Wolford, Ronald . . . . 57,110 Wyatt, John . . . . . . 66,111 Wyatt, Yvonne R . . .... 69 Wynn, Linda M. . . 6,48,94,l00 Wong, Lorraine . . . . 66 Wyss, Richard . . . . . . 69 Wood, Charles . . 59 Yard, Pat . . . . . 67,113 Yocom, Linda . Yocum, Carol . . Young, Christine Young, Cincy . . Young, Hattie M. Young, Joyce A, Young, Karen K. . Young, Theresa . Young, Walter . . Zang, Karen M. . Zapushek, Frank . Zeman, Jim . . Zerwekh, Joseph . . Ziegenhorn, Roger Zinser, Gary . . Zinser, Linda . . Zipper, Susan . . . . 57 . . 66 . . . 69 . . . 108 . . 48,111 . . . . . 57 . . 57,108 67,105,111 67,109,125 28,57,lO5 .. 48,141 . . . . . 67 21,24,50, 57,85,107 ....48 57 . . 67,113 . 67,99 The members of the Mirror Staff of 1965 wish to acknowledge their sincere gratitude to all who have contributed their time and effort to make our publication possible. Mr. Paul Stromberg Mrs. Hoffman Photo-Reflex Studio at Carson Pirie Scott gl Co. C. 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