Marion High School - Memory Kit Yearbook (Marion, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1966 volume:

E 3 .f sl' , I' 1 H 5 , 253: , E. lim E.5'u,:L , 'V W. 55+ ' iii . ny' il gy, y, 1. Q, -f M W- . ,k,, Q .,,,,m, fx s , I 4 'T' 1 if . 1 u If i AJ ff I I, , ,ff QQ fi Memory Kit Marion Senior High School Marion, Illinois l966 muff l Table of Contents DEDICATION IN MEMORIAIVI RECOGNITION TRANSITION SCHOOL and PERSONNEL ACTIVITIES SPORTS CLASSES Sophomores Juniors Seniors Senior Activities f, ,r.. ADVERTISEMENTS INDEX AUTOGRAPHS 6- II-L 31-u 69-E I 150-I 155-2C 204-20 207-20 f 8 3 R ...,,., 5 ff ,,11fW ' 4 NW fu., K sf V, .ff .g,1 m K f l 'U'T M Q, .,,. 5, .L Y If 741 rf uf 1 ff www. ,.w4f.: 7, f ,- K, z f 'f , 9 , 153-vKf'5,3w.6:,f . ., , g ,V M, x ,- Aw-' 4. Quia .. M ww - 'f -w .f Q, var 'N jq,::,,.fN,,, K, , L qw? 1 VF 'igfeif-4U ' X if ,.5,,k . 1aff. 2 ...L L14-xr, 0 Y In Memoriam On November 11, 1965 sorrow came to our school when we learned of the death in Berryville, Virginia, of our former principal, Allan R. Edwards. Mr. Edwards became principal in 1933 and served until 1952, with an interyal between May 22, 1942 and July 1, 194-6 when during World War II, he served in the armed forces of the United States, in the South Pacific. He was principal of our school during a period of transition. When he became principal in 1933 our area was deep in depres- sion, Under his guidance as principal the faculty co-oper- ated to provide a good school despite limited finances. During his tenure the financial status of the school im- proved, and the ground work was laid for our present efficient system. Mr. Edwards is remembered for his efficient administra- tion. But he is remembered for more than this. His rela- tionship with students had a personal character, and his students remained his friends long after the teacher-pupil relationship was ended. Students liked him because he liked the students and was glad to discuss their affairs with them. Our school and our community mourn his passing, and the grief is intensified in the hearts of those who were students during his tenure, and who through the years, have continued to call him Hfriendf' Our School Crest Our school crest in gold medalet on the cover of this 1966 Memory Kitj' was designed by Allan R. Edwards, a former principal of Marion High School. The background of the crest is a French shield' because this country was first owned by France. Superimposed on the top of the shield is a representation of the sphinx rep- resenting this part of the country known as Egypt. Running diagonally across the shield is a broad band representing the Logan Highway flfioute 131 on which Marion is lo- cated. On one side of the road agriculture is represented and on the other side of the road mining is represented be- cause our area is roughly divided in like manner. In the lower part of the shield is the lamp of learning indicating both industries are maintained and supported by knowledge. The date in 1885 in Roman numerals indicates the founding date of the school. The motto His Vivimusi' translated means, By these we live. 4 Miss Mary W. Arford retires after 4-3M years of teaching. 'Teaching has occupied a great deal of my adult life. As a child, I knew I wanted to teach French in high school. When I started to college, I added Spanish to my repertoire. Soon after graduation from the University of Illinois, I came to Marion High School to teach and liked it so well I never moved. It gives me a great amount of pleasure and satisfaction when students return after ten, twenty, thirty, or even forty years ,and tell me they still remember my class and still remember what I did for them and mean to them. It has been a good life, but I am happy to reLire.', Miss Mary W. Arford School has been my life. I played school before school age, I went to school, then I taught school. I always wanted to be a teacher. There has always been a great satisfaction in helping young people to learn. There is also a lot of pleas- ure in meeting those who have been my pupils and in learn- ing of their successes. These are some of the rewards of teaching. Mr. W. S. B. Dean SO DEAR TO OUR HEARTS- Certainly these words truly express the sincere feelings of both faculty and students toward Miss Arford and Mr. Dean. Both, by their examples in living and teaching, have demonstrated the best standards for all of us. Their kind and patient attitudes-their devotion to duty-to fellow workers-and to students who have sat under their tute- lage for many years will long be remembered. Would that more of us might follow in their footsteps. Recognition Mr. W. S. B. Dean retires after 41 years of teaching. 5 OUR HIGH SCHOOL DAYS BEGAN HERE. WE LISTENED TO THE COMMENTS ON CROWDED NEW SCHOOL BUILDING, THE PLANS TO CHANGE CURRICULUM, AND THE BUILDING OF A NEW OUR CLASS HAS MANY TREASURED WHILE IN THIS OLD BUILDING, CONDITIONS, THE NEED FOR A TO A SIX-THREE-THREE BUILDING. MEMORIES OF ACTIVITIES THAI I I H I A ' PI . N X, ,5 L 313 , 4 V . 'A Q, xg Ig F I , TOOK PLACE DURING OUR FIRST THREE YEARS IN THIS HIGH SCHOOL. DURING OUR SOPHOMORE YEAR, LEGAL PROCEDURES AND PLANS FOR A NEW SCHOOL WERE FINALIZED. THIS LOCATION WAS SELECTED. ,.4. ,.-, Q Q Q N A HWESQH A ,Ng ww 'A-fe. , Q 1 . wmgfs . 114, ,. AI .. NF... . Aww? , - L- A 'H' ,, I -1 1: ,Y A Qfwys'-mr , -, - ff .4 A- ' - v:W 'wf-f Nw- -- -2 . A - -.414 -': I 'Wm' -A . ' ' J 1 If 0 W 1 1 ' 'J 'Ja' ag' ,I 'w ':'ff -J: Q4 ,, 'Univ Q ' I MC A A A AT THE BEGINNING OF OUR JUNIOR YEAR, THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE BUILDING WAS WELL UNDERWAY. IT HAD GONE THROUGH THESE VARIOUS PHASES. min - f?Q.1I I q g I ,Q , 1 H- x , WIIH KNOWING THAT MANY THINGS HAD TO BE MOVED, WE SPENT A GREAT DEAL OF THE LATTER PART OF OUR JUNIOR YEAR PACKING BOOKS, SUPPLIES, AND LABELING EQUIPMENT AND FURNITURE. ,---ii AT THE END OF OUR JUNIOR YEAR, THE BUILDING WAS NOT COMPLETED. THEREFORE, DURING SUMMER SCHOOL IT WAS NOT UNUSUAL FOR US TO SEE CARTONS OF BOOKS ' AND DESKS AND CHAIRS PILED HIGH IN THE HALLS. 6 ANY OF US ATTENDED SUMMER SCHOOL AMONG THE STORED FURNITURE AND JAM-PACKED ALLS. NEAR THE CLOSE OF SUMMER SCHOOL, WE WERE RELIEVED WHEN WE SAW OUR FURNISHINGS AND EQUIPMENT BEING LOADED ON TO THE MOVING VANS. AS THE VANS BEGAN THEIR NUMEROUS TRIPS TO THE NEW BUILDING, WE BECAME ANXIOUS TO SEE 'THE INTERIOR OF OUR FUTURE SCHOOL. ONE MORNING SOME OF US, ACCOMPANIED BY OUR YEARBOOK SPONSOR AND A MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION, TOOKAWALK THROUGH THE IBUILDING. WE WERE EXCITED WHEN WE SAW THE SCIENCE DEPARTMENT, AADDLAI THE HOME ECONOMICS ROOM, M A E Q WHICH WAS PARTIALLY FURNISHED, THE INCOMPLETE AUDITORIUM, THE CAFETERIA, AND MANY OTHER SPECIAL FEATURES OF THE BUILDING. AS WE WERE LEAVING THE BUILDING, IT WAS A REAL,PLEASURE FOR US WHEN WE SAW OUR FAMILIAR FURNISHINGS BEING MOVED INTO THE NEW BUILDING. AS WE RETURNED TO OUR SUMMER SCHOOL CLASSES, WE WERE THRILLED TO KNOW THAT WE WOULD GET TO ATTEND OUR LAST YEAR IN A I I MODERN SCHOOL BUILDING WITH THE FINEST I PM EQUIPMENT. THE FOLLOWING TWO PAGES ARE A PIC TORIAL REVIEW OF SUMMER SCHOOL- OUR FINAL DAYS AT OLD MARION HIGH. 7 Summer School Last summer our School District conducted a si mer session for the second successive year. A total 323 students were enrolled. Many favorable comme from both students and faculty were made at the of the summer session and most students said t welcomed the opportunity to take additional courses to make up work. Below: Mr. Nolen and Mr. Reid's Drivers Education Classe Above: The organs of a frog are very similar to the organs of a human being. Dissection of a frog is one of many projects of the biology class in summer school. Below: Mr. Hunter's American History Class. Mr. Manier and Mr. Gotway taught these Biology classes W' During summer school of 1965 the Biology students we given an opportunity to study the development of the chit embryo. Chicken eggs were incubated and broken opt each day for a period of twenty-one days. During th course of study the students were given a chance to wah the development of the embryo gradually over this peric of time. Several of the eggs were allowed to hatch and wei observed by the students. This section on embryolov proved to be very interesting to the students since they hd never before seen the development of an embryo. At the close of summer school, Lelynna Soldner, a men ber of the biology class, took the baby chickens home wit her and pictured at left shows the development of tk chickens after six months. T S urwf , U g N Q NW' PHYS : Mess. ., on L Y'f English classes pause for relaxation. Mrs. Whitacre illustrates manuscript typing by Bulletin Board display. O O Summer School IS enjoyable Civics and Government Classes close summer school with a Below: Summer school faculty and administration and families enjoy picnic at the close of summer session. L we 1' M . ,, -' - t N 4 V y,, J A Above: Government and Civics classes leaving for a trip to State Capitol in Springfield. 9 AT LAST SEPTEMBER ROLLED AROUND AND IT WAS TIME FOR US, THE CLASS OF 1966, TO BEGIN OUR FINAL YEAR IN HIGH SCHOOL. BEAMING WITH CURIOSITY THE FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL, THE STUDENTS GOT OFF THE BUSSES AND HURRIED TO SEE THE INTERIOR OF THE NEW BUILDING. WITHOUT HESITATION, THE STUDENTS MADE USE OF THE LOUNGE AREAS 'x AND THEN BEGAN ROAMING DOWN THE HALLS ' SEARCHING FOR THEIR LOCKERS. ,,.: Q,- , :IJ ..,: ., a .Ik 3 V. I I EVEN THOUGH THE BUILDING WAS NOT FINISHED WHEN SCHOOL BEGAN WE ANTICIPATED A GOOD YEAR. WITHIN A SHORT TIME WE FOUND OUR PLACES IN CLEAN, MODERN EQUIPPED CLASSROOMS. ALTHOUGH THERE WERE SEVERAL WINGS NOT COMPLETED, DURING AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK THE PUBLIC WAS INVITED TO SHARE IN SEEING THE NEW SCHOOL IN OPERATION. THE NEXT PICTURES DEPICT THE INTEREST SHOWN BY THE PUBLIC ATTENDING OPEN HOUSE. .K I I ki , X f-sw mv 4 NM I WORK IS STILL BEING DONE ON THE BAND AND CHOIR ROOMS AND IN A FEW PARTS OF THE BUILDING AS THIS HMEMORY KIT' GOES TO PRESS. AS MEMBERS OF THE FIRST GRADUATING CLASS FROM THIS NEW SCHOOL, WE FEEL THAT IT IS A PRIVILEGE TO HAVE BEEN A SENIOR IN THIS NEW BUILDING WITH A NEW CURRICULUM. I0 ,, , , Y BARI LYNN CLARK EDITOR nf' M,,.,,.qf-'W ,N Jmww ,.......vvN 'W W Scllool fd Personnel Viibi-. .W . in K 3 m.,: ., A 4: 5, :ff g 1. gi 3 , . A - T a a f-:4 'A2z N' Z jf rw X M i 1 it ff if it t - .,,.. ,Q A Q MR. RICHARD LAMBERT President of the Board Board of Education MR. ORLAND STANLEY, Superintendent A-,Nxt ff M'-49 MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION: Standing left to right: Mr. Clyde Robertson, Mr. Melvin Felts, Mr. James Sanders, Seated left to right: Mr. William Parks, Mr. Ray Harris, and Mr. Emil Feurer. Need for additional classroom space and the desire of this Board of Education and Administration to offer a better educational program are the reasons for us having the opportunity to attend high school in this new building. Without the in- terest and concern of the Board members, our schools would not continue to progress. -11 I MR. W. s. ARMSTRONG Board Secretary and I Business Manager . ur S 'T Q Sip. ,lil-Q.. M K. as .af-'L '. 5. 1 , , , ,. ,,L Lf.- s:, 'Members of Unit Board discuss items on the agenda at one of their regular meetings SUPERINTENDENT AND BUSINESS OFFICE PERSONNEL C1 Q Mrs. Leo Fries, Unit Treasurer and Secretary to Mr. Stanley Mrs. Robert Feurer, Secretary to Mr. Armstrong Mrs. Lester Peterson, Secretary and Treasurer of the Imprest Fund Right: DR. ROBERT WALLACE Director of Special Education and Gifted Program ,F is MRS. HILDA WANDLING Unit Lunchroom Supervisor Left to rzght Mrs Madge Fisher Mrs Dorothy Jones Mr Marie Drury Mrs Mary Nelson, f Modern Cafeteria The cafeteria and kitchen are newly equipped and provide facil- ities to feed the entire student body and staff. The main dining area will seat 342 and a separate room for staff members will seat about 20 persons. . M L is ,,. . . Shown above in the picture are drivers of our school buses. At the extreme right is Mr. Raymond Owens, Superintendent of Transpor- ion. chool transportation plays a vital role in almost all school districts today, thirty-three per cent or more of our pupils are transported school buses. ometime between 6:45 and 8:15 each morning across our school unit, one hundred fifty-nine square miles of area, nineteen school ses form a large spider web of school bus routes, picking up and delivering to our unit's schools some 1600 school children. TERIA a Q A1-on f - 'Se JSTODIANS left to right: Mr. James D. Meece, Mr. Max Hudgens, STUDENT HELPERSg Mike Pippin, and d Mr. Leslie Chamness William Smith Y Vwifff ,,9i 9f -- '. Ray Browder, custodian, helps set up maps in cial Studies department. PRINCIPAL ,zwmffMf.m.N . K 5 . ,,.., , I 1 I i I N' li ,. Q HS' M 53 'f I il f f MR. A. C. STORME n n ii I I 1Q f Q nii i I I1 I an I . i 2 .ii -:Aw Ia? -1:19-xy In the picture below-Mr. Storme is explaining the layout of our new high school building to the faculty. X--W N. I 1PQg.,:1 ,.,1- xx, N.-Nw . NX- ' .Q , ' X kkk,:l L N L R.. L ., i X Q MR. VIRGIL WILSON Assistant Principal Director of Athletics MRS. JANET GEORGE Secretary and Registrar MRS. WANDA BOYD Secretary Left: Mrs. George and Mrs. Boyd were kept busy with summer school and preparing to move the records from the office to the new high school. Standing be- hind Mrs. George is Mr. Nichols from the guidance de- partment who found plenty to do during summer school. ALLAN L. McCABE B. S., M. S. Director of Guidance Vocational Counselor , X x VL Xi.- FILOMENA RAICH B. S., M. S. Senior Counselor Guidance Department The Guidance Department at Marion Senior High School consists of The Director of Guidance Services and two other full time Counselors. The student-counselor ratio goal of 300:1, as recommended by The State Department of Guidance, has been reached at the senior high level. An additional service has been added to the guidance depart- ment. The Director of Guidance was appointed The Voca- tional Counselor by the state office, and he must work with all vocational students in the various vocational departments in the high school. Guidance serves as a liaison between student needs and school objectives. The department is a service branch of education rather than an instructional unit. The department renders its services to the students through school, parent, and community relationships. The major functions of the department are student per- sonnel services, Cpersonal and socialj a unified testing program beginning in the elementary schools and contin- uing through senior high school, occupational information services and career data, pre-registration and educational placement, and student attendance and drop-outs. J ACK NICHOLS W. EVERETT LYNCH B. S., M. S. A. B., B. D., M. S. in Education Junior Counselor Sophomore Counselor l gr ' S Social Studies Department . '5?fv- f-h er,-. . .. ,, ,. time ' . 7' o yi , ir t tt if-3 l Nw' X CX Et? M MR. CLAY HUNTER, B.Ed., M.S. MR. LEROY ANDERSON, BS., M.S. American History, World History Civics, Sociology t y PY , i ii A ,,,, ' , 'A . s . i . T7 ii, ,,, - it A A 'fr' if iooe toii .L fzzg V .QQ MR. ROBERT W. HOWARD, B.S., M.S. MR. GARY NOLEN, HS. American History, World Geography Economics, World Geography, Drivers' Training Q fi H . ,,... V . y T yy 15. . ,,.., ,,.. . . .. .... , ,.,, . . V V.. W 3 ll ,z.,i.-wi ll ! ,A .,, by ga .. EQ is ,, , .5 .gy,. ,.-. - s , ., , Qi, ,,.-- ,, .,,, ., W : 5 211, ,,fgg. 7 ' W? M MR. VERNELL BURNS, B.A. Government, Physical Geography I 1, R -.. . MR. LOUIS FLUCK, B.A., M.S. Psychol0gY. Sociology, American History . , ,H 3 . Civics classes conduct the school election. English Departmer MISS MARGARET MCNEILE, B.Ed., M.A. MRS. JANET ASH, B.Ed. MRS. MABEL BRACEWELL, B.Ed., M.A. MRS. GALE EMERY, B.Ed. English and World History Q' ' 7 '35 af f 2 ,f , - , .-'ffm ,, 1 'Z I MR. RAY HANCOCK, B.S. MRS. SUE GLASCO, B.S. MRS. VALERIE GILLAM, B.S. English and Sociology Speech English and Journalism E , l Shown above are members of the Latin Club practicing on the stage of the new auditorium for the Foreign Language Christmas Party. The auditorium is air conditioned and can be partitioned into 3 separate rooms by the use of folding walls. This area is designed to handle school plays, concerts, showing of films, etc. lt seats about 471 persons. Foreign Language Department MISS MARY ARFORD, A.B., M.S. French, Spanish MISS EVELYN PATTERSON, B.Ed., B.A., M.S. Latin MR. W. S. B. DEAN, E.Ed., M. S. MR. HUBERT W. FOX, B.S., M.S. Science, Mathematics ,lfff MR. GERALD GOTWAY, B.S. X O , ... . R ii clence De artm ent p R ' .. ... RRRRR .K bi : .Ji 1 ...J .. .... ... . M f MR. CARL MANIER JR., B.S. -. ..., Wh.. I New equipment in our chemistry lab. Mathematics Department Behind JoAnne DiPietro is shown the Elliptical Board Compass. Glenda Short is shown with the Trigtracker. MARION HIGH MATH LABORATORY Marion Senior High School is one of the few schools in the state which has a math laboratory. The math lab is a room which incorporates a totally new concept in furniture. It combines both functional purpose and beauty. More problems can be worked in less time, and more important, the student feels a degree of manipulative skill in the heretofore un- appealing task of using math tables. This room also contains an overhead projector, projection models, various solid metals, a device for measurement of inscribed and central angles, a slated globe for spherical trig, metal Compasses for the board, magnetic T-squares, triangles, and protractors. However, such a modern lab, cannot insure mathematical success or comprehension to every student. Many factors make for understanding of mathematics concepts such as self-initiative good teaching, motivation, and others. The Marion Senior High students do have the many devices needed for understanding and computing skill if they will take advantage of the opportunity. MRS. HELEN CAGLE, B.Ed., M.A. MRS. ALICE MANN, B.Ed., M.S. The large sloped por- tion of the desk has the tables of common loga- rithms, natural func- tions, logarithms of trig- onemetric functions, and proportional parts lam- inated to the top. The log and trig top com- pletely eliminates the waste of time and effort in tuming to the back of the book. The small flat portion of the desk includes squares and square roots, cubes and cube roots, common area and volume formulas from plane and solid geometry, and the Greek alphabet. J 23 I 1: ' .,,, , Business Education Department N.. , 4 f': X' md Q f. 11 Wff, Durin MRS. MILDRED SMITH, B.S., M.S. '-.,.,.,-I' DMRS. PHYLLIS HILL, B.S., M.S. 24 . '- T I 1 . , g Open House visitors observed demonstrations on new machines in the advanced typing room Cliff' I A A MRS- CLE-TA WHITACRE, MISS LITA PHILLIPS, B.S. B. Ed., M. S. V 4lUl'4 r'4W'4W! r MRS. SANDRA BARRA, B.S. MRS. PAT BARKER, B.S., M.S. 'uf Wi 2 1 Vit X 1 , : . sssl - it , Home Economics Departmen The Home Economics area is newly equipped with the latest in appli- ances and other equip- ment. Different qualities of appliances are used to give diversity in training. The Home Economics kitchen is accessible to the cafeteria so it may be used for banquets and so- cials if needed. Below: MRS. ELLEN K. SNYDER BS., M.S., Homemaking t MR. JAMES H. GEORGE, B.S., M.S. General Shop, Auto Shop, Vocational Automotive Shop 'ifiiiiiiiifwie .gli lx., -I .,E G 1o h G, A if' .. J, 'Z 11, I ' 'AAE I MR. WESLEY DEATON, B.S. General Shop, Wood, Metal, Crafts Vocational an MR. WILLIAM MURPHY, B.S. Industrial Arts 5 ef Electrical Systems 26 Boys enjoy working in new spacious shops. dustrial Arts epartment boys hear lecture and see pictorial demonstration on latest methods of corn pro- Ection by Specialist from U of I. Drafting class utilizes new equipment. L E . MR. HERBERT KOBLER, B. Ed., M. Ed. Agriculture 'F' 5 I 'Wu- fl..,,.a. MR. CLARENCE DeMAT'l'EI, B.S., M. S. Vocational Building Trades, Drafting, Foot- ball Coach, Assistant Track Coach Vocational Education and Industrial Arts classrooms and shops provide fa- cilities for education in Electricity, Metal, Auto Agriculture, Mechanics, Wood Working, Building Trades and Drafting. Four spacious shop areas make possible expanded education in these areas. 27 ,., ,Z az Miss Burnctt 'iSwun Balances on high bar June Ann Power is doing a StraddIe Toe Touch Dismount' 'viwmplwf MRS. DORIS BAKER, B.S., M.S., Physical Education 28 Physical Education, Heal 3 r ' 5 ,, Jw no ww MISS LINDA BARNETT, B.S. MR. JIM REID, JR., B.S., M.S. N Pl1y5iua1E-ducution Health, Drivers' Training, Freshman ke-thall Couch 32 MR. BILL MILLER, B,S. Physical Education, Drivers' Training, Soph- omore Football Coach, Track nd Safety Department A boys, and girls' gymnasium provide facilities for phys- ical training only. No spectator sports will be played here, as seating in these areas is omitted. A rolling wall separates the two gymnasiums and can be opened to provide a large area for all school social and educational functions. la w A Qtn, - C MR. JACK FLETCHER, B.S., M.S. Physical Education, Freshman Basket- ball Coach, Assistant Baseball Coach MR. DICK JONES, B.S., Drivers' Training, Health, Basketball Coach, Track Coach Barbaro adds 2 points to P-E- team SCOTC Merrell waits for free throw r 29 MRS. AUDREY ASHLEY, B.S., M.S. Art, Ensemble Director Fine Arts X Cathy Smart and Mike Emery from the second hour art class are shown working the Southern Illinois mural in the cafeteria. ,wal-axmgy, nnoo i oo,noonn nnnn ..nn 1 ,l 'iv' ,..,'.' MR- PHILLIP EICENMANN, B-M- in Ed- MRS. YOLONDE PETERSON, B.Mus.Ed. Band MR. WILLIAM WHITE, B.S. 30 Librarian Choir Librarian The library is newly equipped and provides seating for about ninety students. Separate rooms are provided for magazine storage, work room, office, individual or group study, audio-visual materials storage, and preview. Two folding walls make it possible to use the library for three different purposes at the same time. There are approximately 6,500 volumes in the library at the present time, with facilities for 2,000 to 3,000 more volumes. If f -W ,zy,,,,w,,, -, vm- W- 1 lf H ,,, ,,M,,, ,V Maw, V. Vmmw HH ,. .,,, Mk, ,,VA ,ll v I VVV A A My . , 4 N WN fh W,,, ., .E W. . AM , K H N Activitie V, ' ,1 ' 15 w L I , Q f,..',.' , , : ' H r ,? 5IfZfG2:ii: J 'i , 5 J I 9 L YQ I ,x Q eg BEC x . x Y-. KY MILLER 5 was-ee Q Queen Marion's defeat did not dampen the spirits of Homecoming hex.. Tears of Joy Q vw . qs M 'wt B' -, , ss - v ss s f bu, A -s, BOYS: Farris Twins: Don and Ron X IYIQXRIQRZ Niairk Klint' CIRLS: Kuykcnrlall Twiusg ,Io .ind .lvnnifcr 4 1 --4-Y N 'ZX' r U' ' QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS: Standing left to riglztg Franccy Lokersey, Debbie Rix, Jo Rana Water- bury, Susie Shoot, Carla Anderson, Bari Lynn Clark. Seated, Becky Miller i Quecn's Court lends thc Homvcoming Danvc i ,. :W K Queen's Court 'rev Jo Rana Waterbury Susie Shoot Carla Anderson Bill Walker ,lim Shillinger Leon YOUIIS Q '27 Danny Travelstead Becky Miller Gene Pritchett Bill Christopher Bari Lynn Clark John Rehack ,-Q N'-I Debbie Rix Francey Lokerse George Kline Darryll Krumrev fww X SL. .hd i A i :ii - -A rf 5g 't 4 w Aj.v ii, , 1 in L1 ,gif 4343? .ina -,Jw Right: Most Original French Club 5 x: hx 21' YC ir' 1 Right: Suits the Occasion Art Club Prize Winning Homecoming Float Left: Best-All-around Float Chesterfield Club A i 'in ii - ..- - - ' 'gf' , - on n s i as 4 , 3- I in , M 2 52 K JR- in V , , ,Wi A ,Q ' ' 9 - - 4 I ' M, I iaii 'I a a 1 1 .. 2' ' '1qz ,,z ff -Q K , fe,-fg -' K' -5, '-Q QQ iv if i iii' T ,, 4+ , 5'-X n 1 1 'Q'-1 ,. , af' Nw .M , ' .B ,.. M' ,,-.' 1 5 ' 'i f 4 , 2, .W , A l ,,,, Q , M , i'jgjj. ' V, ff' 752 4 'I , 5 is . ,, . , A F USKET A TASKET GST EM IN iii BASKET l +P Nu E M - Qggfsg 1 1245 ik Q- Vg, ,,x'+' - i ' l VFDF Pl Left: Prettiest Annual Staff A XX i. 'Q K iw 1 JUNIOR CAST to Frank ith Frank nrgot Frank line Frank . Van Daan 's. Van Daan ter Van Daan David Melvin Aimee Reel Susan Steffen Paula Pulley John Johnston Patti Cain Tom Anderson P Dussel Jolm Giles 'ep Pam Kelley 7. Kraler Bob Ledbetter :rector Mrs. Sue Glasco chnical Director Dr. Robert Wallace ident Director Nancy Eckols wx, THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK SENIOR CAST Otto Frank Alan Chamness Edith Frank Susie Sneddon Margot Frank Nancy Melliges Anne Frank Joanne DiPietro Mr. Van Daan Mike Cook Mrs. Van Daan Jo Rana Waterbury Peter Van Daan Steve Collier l Jan Dussel David Reynolds l Miep Jackie Pease Mr. Kraler Bob Ledbetter his KZ K C7 ,ff-. 11 The Diary of Anne Frank by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett is based on the diary of a young Jewish girl who with her family and friends hid in an Amsterdam attic during the Nazi occupation of Holland. .USE If ng 5 E 'O AUXILIARY CREWS 37 BOY'S OCTET This is a flashy appeari group that goes over bi every place there is singing do. Having won Superior t last four years, it will be t ing again this year for a perior. Many of these ho have been with the gro three years. Left to right: Jerry Dunn, Tim Wheeler, Ricky Stowers, Alan Chamness, John Giles, Greg Davis, David Cilley, and Tom Anderson. 153 Mrs. Audrey Ashley Seated left to right: Peggy Lundemo, Blenda Fuson, Marcia Harris, Marlene Baccus, Dee Croft, Barbara Lyerla, Paula Pulley, Kitty McCormick. Standing left to right: Jerry Dunn, Tim Wheeler, Ricky Stowers, Alan Chamness, Greg Davis, David Gilley, Tom Anderson, and Sam Askew. MADRIGALIANS These sixteen singers are specialists of fifteenth century madrigal songs. They have a wide selection of music sometimes light and gay and sometimes sad and slow, With their traditional costuming, they are most heartily received when they sing. For the past nine years this group has won Superior in the State Music Contests. This year they will be trying for the tenth straight win. 38 Director of Ensembles and Madrigalians 3, 32: i A GIRLS OCTET I Left to right: Paula Pulley, Brenda Johns, Blenda Fuson, Jeralyn Webb, Marlene Baccus, Janet Rich, Marsha Dunn, and Peggy Lundemo. This is the older group of the two girls octets. Most girls have been in the group at least two years. The last five years this group has rated Superior in State Contests. Their singing ranges from light popular work to more serious music. They sing for school events and service clubs in the area. This year they sang at the Small Ensemble Festival at Shryock Auditorium, Southern lllinois University. o - 1 .gg 'mf I . . 5 i . I .E gk F.. GIRLS OCTET II Left to right: Elizabeth Allen, Mary Alice Hutchinson, Carol McAlpin, Nancy Melliges, Carol Williams, Cherylann Kelly, Mar- lene Carnaghi, Patti Cain, and Mrs. Ashley. This group is composed of all new singers -this year. None were in last years ensembles. It is progressing satisfactorily, has flashy white and gold costumes, and is good musically as well as in appearance. We hope they are winners their first year at the State Contest. 39 tv -'Q .P MIXED CHOIR Elizabeth Allen, Raylene Allen, Tommy Anderson, Sam Askew, Marlene Baccus, Carol Boatright, Kathy Bratzel, Pat Brandner, Patti Cain, Marlene Carnaghi, Karen Carter, Alan Chamness, Nancy Chase, Shari Chestosky, Carol Cogdill, Diane Cook, Adra Corder, Brian Corder, Dee Croft, Greg Davis, Jerry Dunn, Marsha Dunn, Joanna Edwards, Sherry Felts, Suellen Fredman, Paula Frick, Roger Frick, Jeri Fuller, Blenda Fuson, Melinda Gentry, John Giles, Linda Giles, David Gilley, Don Glick, Marcia Harris, Roberta Holtzman, Camille Hubbard, Mary Alice Hutchison, Sally Irwin, Brenda Johns, John Johnston, Jackie Keller, Cherylann Kelley, Kay King, Linda Koonce, Francey Lokerse, Peggy Lundemo, Barbara Lyerla, Carol McAlpin, Kitty McCormick, Cheryl McWhirter, Nancy Melliges, Jim Merrell, Melinda Miller, Linda Mosley, Janet Parrnley, Judy Pothoff, Jane Ann Power, Paula Pulley, Terry Ragain, David Reynolds, Linda Reynolds, Janet Rich, Jerry Roper, Jane Ellen Sanders, Rick Stowers, Mary Jo Teague, Cinda Thompson, Jan Vest, Jeralyn Webb, Jon Wheeler, Tim Wheeler, Brenda White, Carol Williams, Margie Williams For the first time the Annual Christmas Concert was pre- sented in the new acoustically treated auditorium. The sev- enty-five voiced choir is divided into a Boys, Glee Club and Girls, Choir. The attire of the Boys, Glee Club consists of black trousers and blazers emblazoned with white lyres on the breast pockets. This group appears before many civic organiza- tions. The girls, occasionally sing as an independent choir, also. Their varied repertoire consists of both sacred and sec- ular works including music of the masters interspersed with some semi-classical and popular music. One of the big projects of the Choir is to present an X annual Broadway musical. Mrs. Yolonde Peterson Choir Director 40 2 12 V? 22 2 MALE GLEE CLUB Tom Anderson, Sam Askew, Alan Chumness, Brian Corder, Greg Davis, Jerry Dunn, Roger Frick, John Giles, David Gilley Don Glick, John Johnston, Jackie Keller, Jim Merrell, Terry Rugain, David Reynolds, Jerry Roper, Rick Stowers, Jan Vest Jon Wheeler, Tim Wheeler. Accompanistsz Marcia Harris and Cherylann Kelley. i' if rf+'fWTfi'e- 1-27 --'J-W1-ff-R GIRLS CHORUS Girls from mixed choir make up the Girls Chorus. Names are listed on opposite page. I if 3 Q I I 5 H : 1 I 4 Ledbetter Bill Marks Jasper Melvin Skip Merritt Cheryl Mifflin Sherri Nemeth Mike Pate Roberta Phillips Bob Rains une Richey Ronnie Scott Cayla Short Sue Skaggs Bill Sneddon Steve Snider Randy Snyder Sandra Smith Ricki Stowers Tolley Marilyn Turnage Tim Wheeler Larry Wheeler Jo Ellen Wolaver Susie Woods TWIRLERS: Kneeling: Ruth Ann Johns, Cheryl Mifflin, Sue Skaggs. Standing: Mary Jo Harlan, Marsha Henson, Marena Atwood, Sandy Smith. .Samsung Ex QQ ,I f 1 V Lx. fi r o r o xx iff! X in Work and pleasure on our yearbook started in August at the home of the editor, Bari Lynn Clark. At this initial meeting, representatives from the publishing com- pany showed slides to the members of our staff on How to Compose a Yearbook. The color, design, and grain of the cover was decidedvupon. General plans for the layout for the 1966 Memory Kit were discussed. Refreshments and a social hour concluded the meeting. Memory Kit Staff and Their Gues Memor Kit Staff Poses for Informal Picture Standing left to right: Cheryl Rix, Advertising Staffg Patti Hertz, Typistg JoAnne DiPietro, Advertising Staffg Paula Pate, Ad- vertising Editorg John Bundy, Art Editor, ,lim Makurauskus, Assistant Sports Editor, Mary Walker, Senior Editor, Ann Feurer, Co-Feature Editorg Ruth Ann Johns, Feature Editor. Second Row: Becky Miller, Cluli Editor, Debby Burgener, Sophomore Editorg Carol Sue Thompson, Junior Editorg Linda Atnip, Typistg Lelynna Soldner, Assistant Editor, Mrs. Cleta Whitaere, Sponsorg Bari Lynn Clark, Editor. Front Row: Karl Nelson, Sports Editorg Steve Collier, Subscription Editor. Deanna Me- Cabe not present. Guests included Sandra Clark, l965 editor of the Memory Kit, Peggy Whitaere, editor of the 1964 yearbook, and Ron- nie Joyner, sports editor in 1965. Wu Ev A 'il ef .H J njoy nnual Holiday Dinner. 45 Members of the Student Council are: First Row, left to right Senior members Cheryl Mifflin, Becky Miller, Paula Mitsdarffer, Geor Kline, Bari Lynn Clark, Donald Glick, and John Reback. Second Row, left to right, Junior, members Jim Powless, Jeralyn Webb, Sha Chestosky, Peggy Lundemo, Mike Miller, Tom Anderson, Robin Grassinger, and Tom Dibble. Third Row, Sophomore members Pat Mifflin, Carla Skelton, Jane Ann Power, Jackie Bearden, Jennifer Kohler, Jim Makarauskas, Jan Vest, and Mark Fredman. Student Council By sponsoring social events and service projects the Student Council promotes the tradition of Marion High. Cor posed of twenty-four members, Marion High Student Council co-ordinates many of the social activities of the school ar serves as an important bridge between the administration and the student body. This year the Student Council sponsored the traditional one-day Homecoming which was enthusiastically accepted the student body. Some other annual events directed by the Council are the Spring Dance, and Honors Day when outstanding boy, girl, and athlete are chosen by the Council. On graduation night a one hundred dollar scholarship presented to some deserving senior by the Student Council. President- Commissioner of Public Relations- Ceorge Kline Mark Fredman SECTQEZQTQV- Sponsors- Bari Lynn Clark Commissioner of Finance- Robin Grassinger Commissioner of Entertainment- Tom Dibble Mr. A. C. Storme Miss Margaret McNeile 'fi' fi , at Q, ,, - I l r 4 4' E .W C 'i The Editorsv- Standing Left to Right John Christ, Sportsg David Cilley, Assistant Sportsg Randy Snyder, Newsg Bob Whitacre, Photographyg Karl Nelson, Editor-in-Chief. Seated Left to Right Jeanne Steffen, Assistant Feature Editorg Pam Rose, Assistant Ciroulation Managerg Mary Zimmerman, Art Editorg Karen Williams, Circulation managerg Jo Rana Waterbury, Feature Editorg and Linda Moss, Business Manager. Reporters The Student The STUDENT, Marion High School's news- paper, is published under the supervision of Mrs. Valerie Gillam. Members of the newspaper staff are selected from the Journalism classes. Left: Karl Nelson Editor-in-Chief as ...MW ., M ,,,.V,,W K i Teenarian Club The Teenarian Club, founded in 1932, has as its goal a further learning about different business professions. This done through visitation and discussion with sponsors of the local mother club, Rotary Intemational. The club is spo sored by Mr. Storme. I Campus Press Club This being only the second year in existence of Campus Press Club, they have sponsored many projects to help finance The Studexi The only requirement for membership is to have a genuine interest in journalism. Standing left to right: Tom Merrow, Karl Nelson, ,Icl Christ, Randy Snyder, Raetta Wilkins, Bill Marks, Alice Phillips, Susan Short, Arna Fetters, Barbara Stoup, Mary Zimmerman, G: Weber, Linda Moss, Larry Bratten, Mary Alice Hutchinson. Sealed left to right are: Valerie Gillam, Sponsorg Steve Bond, President, George Richardson, Treasurer, Jeanne Steffen, Vice-Presider' Susan Wilson, Secretary, and Tommy Edwards, Program Chairman. 48 Libra ry Club The members of the Library Club voluntarily serve the students and faculty by working in the library during their free time. In so doing, they gain a better understanding of the library and its policies .ind procedures. The sponsor of the club is Mr. Bill White. , lf, ,yi my Q N lil ll i I l ' 1 s I R I X l , '. M L,x,',l l 1 ' y Q B, K ly r't l'ti221-Q+1l l l HI : i 1-f,e, ill r Lgftl ' , if l ' 1 -95' Q N .l . i 3 he i in E 'WN I Mi, R V xl if I r l ' ll l il sk if f i Em l 1 1 l i l lf y F 3 'I l ,yr .. -MTX ,S ln llll X! lx , l Y ,l 1 j r r ,B 4 if r X l LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS: Standing left to right: Joy Burgess, Treasurerg Mike Rix, Parliamentariang Paula Gower, Historiang Nancy Eckols, 2nd Semester President and Reporterg Seated left to right: Pam Kneezel, Secretaryg Annetta Salzman, lst Semester Presiclentg Karen Ozment, Vice President. Social Studies Club The Social Studies Club was organized this school year to meet the needs of students who desire to become more competent in Soc Science. The impact of numerous social problems in our society is explored with a view to understanding and applying this knowledge develop a better understanding among all mankind. The members of the club want to be qualified participants in helping to shape ' world, to make a better place for all of us to live, and to work in peace under our cherished liberties. Officers seated left to right: Sec tary-Treasurer, Donna Phalpg President, John Bundyg Vice-President, Donna Thompson. Slrznding left to right: Mr. Hunter, sponsor, Susie Sneddon, Barbara Rich, Jackie Keller, ,lohn Giles, Tom Merrow, .lcrry Vaughn, Da llarris, Sain Lambert, .lan Vest, Toni Parrigin, Tom Dibble, Emily Anderson, Tom Marshall, Cheryl Mifflin, Murray Fredman, Bill Par The members of Math Honor Society, who must maintain a 3.0 averz G R in mathematics, enjoy programs given by visiting engineers and mathen O rl ticians. The purpose of the club is to stimulate interests in mathematics a ' C related field of study. Math Honor Society is sponsored by Mrs, Alice Mar ,f 1 Officers are: President, Donald Glick, Vice-President, George Klineg Sec QX 6 tary, ,lan Turczyng Treasurer, Roger Frick. 'X s A Y- -L i so y I 3 F i 1 'S-Wx iw! 'Mg xc' was H1 ff?vl ' Qsiff YUUQNAHEF ass nv' f Key Club The Key Club founded 1n 1951 IS eponsored by Mr Herbert Kobler It IS patterned after the lVlar1on KIWHHIS Club and IS a member of Key Club In ternatlonal The objecte of thls OfgHl'l1Z3llOIl IQ to develop 1n1t1at1ve and leaderQh1p prov1de experlence 1n l1Y1I1 and workmff together Qerse the school and communlty, cooperate mth the Qchool prmclpal and prepare for useful cltlzenshlp Presldent Steve Fratllm Vzce President Dxck Morgan Secretary Treasurer Steve Strobel Historian- Mark Drake E, 2 lIlIft!Wl.Wf, at ' 1fqQ K ' Wie A Stix, 'TM il on ,ff . 5, ,ssl my 'Adm , - J n-.-4, l 1 s if 1 ' lex ,, I' 0 l G33 N O l Uwe:-at it as -1 Standing left to right: Mrs. Braeewell, Sponsorg Nancy Chase, Chaplaing Ann Feurer, Treasurerg Mrs. Ash, Sponsor. Seated left to right: Blenda Fuson, Vice Presidentg Kathy Bratzel, Prcsidentg Lynn Highlander, Secretary. Developing and maintaining high standards of Christian clntructcr is the chief purpose of this organization. The members participate by attending church together, contributing food baskets to the needy at Thanksgiving and Christmas Seasons, and taking part in the Youth and Government program. .am Members of the Hi'Y Club seek to make living better for themselves by creating, maintaining, and extending high st ards of Christian character throughout the home, school, and community. Officers are: President, Sam Askewg Vice-P dent, Joey Grovesg Secretary, Roger Frickg Treasurer, Keith Bain, Chaplain, Alan Chamnessg Sergeant-at-Arms, K Stokes, Sponsors: Mr. Gary N olen Mr. Robert Howard 52 tl ,,...,.,M,w M hesterfield Club 11.35 l 'div-Q? an Chesterfield Club founded in 1934, was named after Lord Chesterfield, a gentleman famous for his many letters of advice and manners to his son. The objectives of the club are to make the girls aware of developing a winning personality, to aid them in good grooming, and to teavh them social eti- quette. There are one hundred and twenty-seven members in the club which is sponsored by Mrs. Helen Cagle. President- 'Dee Croft Vice President-Nancy' Chase Secrelary,Sl1erry Felts Tf8llSllfCf7Rf'bt?CCZ1 Reback 53 LATIN HONOR SOCIETY All Latin students who have made all A's in Latin on their grade card for one year may be accepted into Latin Honor Society. Their main project is to plan the activities of Latin Week. President-Kitty McCormick Vice PresidentfPatti Cain Secretary+Susan Reed Treasurer-Shari Chestosky Sponsor-Miss Evelyn Patterson Wg, , T Latin Club This year eighty-six mem- bers came at eight o'clock a. m., twice a month to hear reports, readings, or plays relating to Latin. The major projects were the Initiation Picnic, the Christ- mas Party, and the Spring Ban- quet. President-.lo Rana Waterbury Vice President- Peggy Lundemo Secretary-.I im Powless Treasurer-Christy Russell -Sponsor-Miss Evelyn Patterson 54 X K EXECUTIVE BOARD This is u group of Latii Club members who have earner over 1000 points. Their projec is preparing the club booklet. Left to right: Mary Kay Can ter, Lelynna Soldner, Davit Melvin, David Reynolds, Joh: Giles, Steve Collier, and Shari Chestosky. E I I 'Q 4 ' 1 lll'll'lll'lIllllllllHl ' French Club The French Club'-Amis Toujours was established at Marion High School in 1928 and has been active ever since. Those taking courses in French, those who have taken them, and those having a knowledge of French are eligible to join. The pur- pose of the club is to encourage an interest in France, its people, geography, his- tory, customs, art, and music. 'ZF gi l pd Q FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS O Preszdent Alan Chfnmness 0 Vzce Preszdent Paula Frxck Secretary Susan Sneddon O Treasurer Steve Collier ' Q Sponsor Miss Afford Xe. llllllllllll 9 f. Q J ' 4 we ,I QQKQBIIIIIB 65 v' f T, N P' y . ' f g ' . iii. 'it . F fl A VI ' IQ ff ,W it , in, K A Lji, V' l 1: X , , lfsz, . I M .sc L, , 'i,' ta lex n it 1 L 4 The French Honor Society was establish at Marion in March, 1951, and received 2 national charter as Chapter 99521 on April 2 1951. About forty members have been initiatn since its organization. Its purpose is to honor high-ranking s dents in the French Department. To be eligi for membership a student must be in lr fourth quarter of study in French, have mai tained an A average in French, and a C pl in all subjects, and be of good character. President, Kathy Peters Secretary-Treasurer: Joanna Edwards Sponsor: Miss Arford French Honor Society Spanish Honor Society The Spanish Honor Society was established at Mar- ion in 1951, and became a member of the national organization-Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica-in 1953. In 1960 it was granted a charter as Circulo Egipciano -Egyptian Chapter. Since 1954 about thirty-six mem- bers have been initiated. To become a member, a student must be in his third semester of Spanish, have an A average for the past two consecutive semesters, have a C plus average in all subjects, and be a worthy school citizen. Spanish Honor Society is sponsored by Miss Arford. Pictured left to right are: Gary Jones, Treasurer, Beverly Neisen, President, and Mike Pippin, Secretary. 56 l l ab :gy 7 X E A , -,,, 154,54 qt- ' - v,.. . ,,, We Mike Pippin President .f -- ., ,--, Anita Groves Jgdy Bethel Put Campbell Vice'President Treasurer Spanish Club - Los Amigos J s, , Mg, .- Nancy Hestand Point Keeper Standing left to right: Anita Groves, Cary Jones, Cary Buttrum, Jolm Browning, Greg Roberts, Larry Deming, Bill Smith, Pat Campbell. Second Row: Nancy Hestand, Jody Bethel, Miss Arford, Sponsor, Jackie Eldridge, Beverly Neiscn, Vir- ginia Baker. Front Row: Dennis Weaver, Joe Gooden, Mike Pippin, Gene Merritt. The Spanish Club-Los Amigos-was established at Marion High School in 1941. Its purpose was to bring together the members of all the Spanish classes, to establish a rapport among them, and to inten- sify their interest in the Spanish-speaking countries of the world, their problems, their ways of living and thinking, their history, geography, arts, and customs 57 Camera Club Standing left to right: Sandy Eckols, President, Claudia King, Jeanne Steffen, Cheryl McWhirter, Cathy Feldkamp, Anita Curley, M lyn Turnage, Mr. Louis Fluek, Sponsor. Seated left to right: Dianne Griffin, Secretary-Treasurer, Nancy Eckols, .l0yce Sims, l Thompson, Glenda Short, Marita Neber, Paula Gower, Mary Allen. The Camera Club was organized this year, 1965, to enable students interested in photography to participate in acl ities that will teach them more about it. Future Teachers of America l The F. T. A. is a club composed of students who plan to teach. F. T. A. supplies the members with information c cerning the teaching profession and helps them decide which field of teaching they would prefer. l ,. 3 s t y 'Q 1 A ' I l Standing: Mrs. Gale Emery, Sponsor, Sharon Neisen, Kathy Reed, Lynn Perschbacher, Secretary, Ann Woolcott, Loren Taylor, Ragain. Seated: Robbie Davis, Vice President, David Reynolds, President, Susan Wilson, Gary Weber, Mary Kay Carter, Susan Kay Edwards, Not pictured: Mike King, Treasurer, and Diana Smith. 58 e -ts-if is 5 H us.-:isa-E! X . gg gig.: 4 Art Club i 5:3 it 1- fi ?.,,....1 '3'ff?'i 'I-A - mf! ' S' The Art Club serves to further art in and around the school. It serves as a social Q factor in school life. Outside activities include Werner roasts, selling at games, visits S to exhibits, and outdoor sketching tours. This years' club has been active in all of X these respects. Art Club sponsor is Mrs. Ashley. , -1' ' ,, - -f-:-- -- ' 'ir 5 Z3 4 ,ff-jf' FS -.if-354 -, QW v L At, -V f V My J 42, YV - ig VJ! Y Y-A ,Y-- :M . i-fe Y ff e f i fist e -- ,ll ,.-- -f -T , ' C-.iif l ' . if 1-w' Ll Treasurer ,xy 5 PfeSlUle'1f Vice-President -g:?. Secretary X Elimbeth Allen F5 Nl X , Jerry Roper Mike King W Aimee Reel ' ' X f 5: f fi. ' - ' Q, ' f 2: ,ff :' X t S T 5 5 .L r Q1 llnlr Aa L 'yi -,, - , 'L' 4.A-.-f'.- --ix 7 Q ' . ' -, - if-, ' Q A V2 ' ig H121 E-f l ,A AA 1'1 -2-.-P9 -fr , xlm 5: t C Standing left to right: Mrs. Ellen Snyder, Sponsorg Deanna McCabe, Vice President of Degreesg Carol Thompson, Vice President of Public Relationsg Diana Smith, Historiang Debbie Roe, Vice President of Projectsg Donna Phalp, Secretaryg Pam Kelley, Vice Presidentg Jofiana Waterbury, Treasurerg Dianna Griffin, Presidentg Jennifer Meneese, Second Vice Presidentg Nancy Melliges, Vice President of Recreation. of America The Future Homemakers of America, a national organization, was founded in 1902. The Marion chapter has been active since 1951. The theme of this yearis activities is 'ufhrough the Door of Educa- tion Lies-Individuality, Good Health, Jobs, Careers, and Good Family Relations? Standing left to right: Cherylann Kelley, Mr. W. S. B. Dean, Sponsor. Cinda Thompson, David Gilley, Pat Brandner, Jani Rich, David Reynolds, George Cooper, Karen Kelley, Steve Collierg Sealed: Diana Zoeller, Diana Hearn, Program Chairmar Alan Chamness, Secretary-Treasurerg Sue Skaggs, Vice Presidentg Nancy Melliges, President. The Bible Club, organized in 1943 at lVl.H.S.. is an interdenominational organization composed of student who wish to further their Christian education. The purpose of the Bible Club is to establish better understandg ing between the students and faculty and to encourage Christian ideas and Christian living among the studen body. The Sponsor is Mr. W. S. B. Dean. 0 I1 6 . p n 3 6 I S 4 ,yin gp, , . 5 i tanding left to right: Robin Woodard, Southern Area Secretary, Mary .lo Teague, Historian, Linda Atnip, State President, Patti Hertz ays and Means Chairman, Mary Walker, Secretarial Pool Chairman, Barbara Lyerla, Song Leaderg Brenda Johns, Program Chairman elynna Soldner, Refreshment Chairman. Sealed left to right: Miss Lita Phillips, Sponsor, Dee Croft, Secretary, Bari Lynn Clark, Treas xrerg Linda Cole, President, Jeanne Richey, Vice-Presidentg Mrs. CletaWl1itac-re, Sponsor. Future Business ilobin Woodard, iouthern Area Secretary fl W 7 fl, 'YP ,jew , K U I Q J, ,,, ,, , ,,,,,, ,,, , we '4q.fv'1 f ,say Z 5,3 . , F.,,w,, , may ,f .,, , ,tg , , W sw- f- f .f 'T' ,,,, 'N-9 - W .,,,, ,,'i FBLA Secretarial Pool assembling Yearbooks for Parents' Club. ln the thirteen years that Wiarion FBLA has lreen an active organization, the Chapter has always tried to Carry out the Leaders of America Linda Atnip State President , t S . 9. ,,.,. sv 3 s ,L kj a k t ,f s N QR 3 V., 5 , K' twelve purposes of the FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA and has entered all types of activities and events on the local, state, and national levels. For the past eight years Marion FBLA has been named a Gold Seal Chapter by the Na- tional ofiice. This year the niemhers are striving to maintain the high standards set hy former l7BLA7ers. .- f Biology Club The Biology Club was formed this year to allow students to pursue their individual interests in Life Science by means of long term experiments. All members are re- quired to have at least one project and to prepare and give a report to the group. All members have had, or are taking Biology. Officers are: Terry Hill, Presidentg Bill Walker, Vice President, Claudia King, Secretary, Sam Askew, Treasurerg Mr. Gotway and Mr. Fox are the sponsors. Ju 1 0 ., 3. 1 t' L The Science Club was formed in 1937 and is sponsored by Mr. Carl Manier, Jr. The club's aim is to encourage scientifically inclined students to pursue and cultivate their different fields of interest. The club participates in various activities, such as the Science Fair in Carbondale each year. ,Cy i-My 5, i '71l C is I 1 Plant Cultivate Harvest Courtesy Safety Happiness Future Farmers of America nding left to right: Carnie Parks, Dick Stone, Bob Whitacre, Jerry Whitt, Kenneth Blumenstock, Bob Binkley, Kenneth Kelly, Wally ay, Sentinel, Mr. Herbert M. Kobler, Sponsor. Second Row: Steven Strobel, Bob Pritchett, Tommy Robertson, Treasurer, Jerry Cadle, ze-President, Richard Clark, President, Bill Hearn, Ernie Jack, Steve Chamness, Gene Whitehead, Secretary, Jerry Boner. First Row: zrrles Bell, Bernard O'Connor, Bob Roe, Charles James, Keith Evrard, Ted Rush, Malcolm Cline, Reporter KNot picturedl. AGRICULTURE-MOREJTHAN FARMING lln addition to the traditional production agriculture, areas of education for employment in agricultural supplies, agri- tural mechanics, agriculture sales and services, and ornamental horticulture are being incorporated into the curric- I1m of many high schools. The farmer and his off-farm agriculture partners must work together closely if they meet the challenge of feeding a ion. his throws a new light on the Future Farmer today. Agriculture is growing up. It is now more than production agri- lture. It includes any occupation which requires the knowledge and skills involved in agriculture. l 63 .i-. Xsssxx Xxx .:.- Cxfxo - .X Left to right: Kitty McCormick, Secretary: Mr. Ray Hancock, Sponsorg Shari Chestosky, Presi- denlg Joanna Edwards, Treasurerg Mrs. Doris Baker, Sponsorg and Raylene Allen, Vice President. Pep Club J r The Pep Club this year boasts over 200 members. It has become one of the largest in school being co-educational 1 the first time. The volume created by the male voices really adds to our pep and enthusiasm. The meetings are usedl carry on our business, to leam new cheers, and to propose worthwhile projects to raise and maintain a high school spi and to back our athletic teams with our support both at home and away. Standing left to right: Jennifer Murphy, Mike Rix, Presidentg David Simpson, Patty White, Vice Presidentg Bob Tottleben, Marilyn Johnson, Secretary Treasurerg Tom Murphy, and Karen Kelley. The Square Dance Club is a newly organized club at our school this year. Our membership is great and our enthusiasm is even greater. 64 Our diet purposes are to learn to square dance and to learn the proper etiquette of dance. Square Dance Club 'still ' . x S 'X 3 . , , K, . 1 Q Let to right Patty White President Barbara Griffin Reporter Cathy Smart, Vice Presidentg Judy Hilliard, Secretary Treas- urer The planning board 1S ,lanlce White Senior Llnda Cl1r1d1 luniorg Marena Atwood, Sophomore. GirI's Athletic Association many new activities to it's calendar this year. One of the each Monday uftcr school. The group has learned more ud- good sportsmanship has been stressed. Awards are given on CAA is sponsored by Mrs. Doris Baker and Miss Linda Q I' V' Y Chess Club Thls is the second Veir for an organized Chess Club. Its purposes are to develop skill 15 an mtellectual game althoufrh sexeral members join just for recreation. A tournament 15 held once 1 xerr to determine the most skillful players. The President is Fred St1rr Vice President Phil BI lIlI'llH , Secretary-Betty Barton, Treasurer! 65 ,g . , Y- -Ill -I:-K -Y-,swf - -Ya: -- .. ,:,2 -T V , x ' A 15 - i iw X will . J f, f ' 'ill as P O A 'u I 'Q I Q' it . 9 l 'Q fl f 1 1,5 EA ,. IN if 3. Q H, -W 5 YVW V Y YY , 1 ,.:- ' . Dramatics Club Dramatic Club Officers are: Left to right: CherylAnn Kelley, Treasurer, Mrs. Sue Clasco, Sponsor, Steve Collier, Presidentg Susie Sneddon, Vice-President, an Jo Rana Waterbury, Secretary. The Dramatics Club of Marion Senior High is comprised of approximately forty members this year. These members ar active in several of the fields of drama which are offered here at the school. Several of our members participate in th school productions and the speech contests. Mrs. Sue Glasco is the sponsor. ' n ,iw -.. if N , 0' f. ni .Sox fi- ' 5' 'fi'-as. 7 fn ' ' I yiaawifwif- in 1 al Industrial Education Club The Marion Industrial Education Club, formed in 1961, is an active member of the state organization. This d l t e ear of Industrial or Vocation Educational courses. club is open to any boy who has complete at eas on y The club includes in its yearly activitiesg a float in the Homecoming Parade, the maintenance and operation of two football concession stands, and participates in intermural basketball. The Club sponsors a project for the betterment of the school at the end of the year. Mr. W. D. Deaton is the sponsor of this club. Officers are: ' ' ' - D ' U' Ser- President, Bruce Hicks, Vice-President Bill Brown, Secretary, Mike Pippm, Treasurer, Larry emmg, geant at Arms, Wesley Throgmorton. :n 'KXt'x X V! As Standing left to right: Charles Daum, Presidentg Ron Emery, David Fozard, Wesley Throgmorton, Ron Phillips, Tim Van Roekel, ' B H' ks Seated left to rightg Charles Murphy, Bruce Burres, Pat Pulley, Secretary Treasurer Mr. W. Deaton, Sponsor, ruce 1C . , Terry Ditterline, Parliamentariang Ron Evans, Bob Tottleben, George Barekman, Bob Connett, Wendell Hood. Not Pictured is Ham Radio Club The purpose of the Ham Radio Club is to stimulate interest and increase knowledge in the field of amateur radio and to obtain an amateur radio license. The club plans to eventually build and maintain a ham radio the electronics lab at the high school. Any high school boy interested in learning more about amateur Steve Frattini, Vice President. station in 6 radio operations may belong to this club. E b Y ,W 7 STUDENTS HAVE OPPORTUNITIES TO LEARN ABOUT CAREERS A series of vocational and occupation proqgrams, the ' reer Showcase, was a new and different approach to ena students to get information about various occupations z careers at Marion High School this year. These programs were presented twice monthly and r resentatives from various industries, colleges or uniw sities, and occupational or vocational areas spoke to ini ested student groups. There were about sixty differ programs on twelve separate program dates. Attendance by the students at the programs Was volt tary, but interest in the programs was evidenced by total attendance of nearly 4,000 and an average attendal of more than 60 students at each program. The programs were planned on the basis of student nem and interests as expressed by them in questionnaires a evaluations of previous vocational programs. I Students attending the Career Showcases are pictured left top to bottom: COSMETOLOGY, Mrs. Nora Re Marion Beauty College, SOCIAL WORKER, Mr. Edw Guy, Department of Mental I-Iealth, Carbondale Cent ELECTRONICS, Mr. Stanley Cunningham, United E tronics Laboratories, Inc., RETAIL SELLING, Mr. M shall Bedford, Marion Merchants, Association, and bell NURSING, Mrs. Sylvia Contessa, Supervising Public He Nurse, Carbondale. Sports Jan Turczyn Joanne DiPierro Dee Croft Carla Anderson Varsity Cheerleaders R Linda Giles Chris Caldwell SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS: Left to right: Christy Russell, Sherry Felts, .lane Ann Power, Patty Mifflin, and Rebecca Reback. Cross Countr Lowest Score Constitutes Winning Team Benton Invitational-Ninth WE THEY 27 Benton 28 30 Benton 26 West Frankfort Invitational-Sixth 33 Carbondale 25 38 West Frankfort 17 40 Herrin 32 34- Carbondale 25 40 West Frankfort 17 32 Herrin 27 34 Tfico 25 District-Bil1Tolley 16th -J on Wheeler 17th Standing Left to Right: Jim Souza, .lon Wheeler, John Bundy, Greg Starrick, Randy Palmer, Gary Atchison, Lee Hurt, Bob Whitacre, Eddie Lee Thompson, Coach Dick Jones. Front Row: Jim Wheeler, Russell Allen, Darrell Anderson, David Melvin, Mike Broeking, Jerry Kuykendall, John Childers, and Bill Tolley. t wr.. A .3 kj- Standing Left to right: Ted Eadie, Tom Antonini, Steve Rix, Girard Barbaro, Bill Walker, Mike Miller, Tom Hester, Randy Snyde' Mike Filer. Second Row: Couch Clay DeMattei, Darryll Krumrey, Bill Christopher, John Heback, Danny Travelstead, George Klin Willie Sullivan, Assistant Couch Leroy Anderson. First Row: Leon Young, Gene Pritchett, Jim Powless, Fred Starr, Bill Chaney, ,Ii Shillinger, Robin Crassinger, Manager ,lim Sears. WE THEY , X 19 Johnston City . .... 13 ' 7 Harrisburg . . . . . 7 , N13 Benton ...... .... 1 11- 5 6 West Frankfort . . . . . 6 , , ' 13 Carbondale .... .... 1 ll 432 Mt. Vernon ....13 0 Centralia . . .... 20 ' 20 Eldorado . .... 19 2 7 Herrin .. ....... .. 0 Seasonis Record 4--3-2 FOOTBALL COACHES: left to right: LeRoy Anderson, Assistant Varsity W Vernell Burns, Freshman Coach, Bill Miller, Sophomore Couchg Clay 4 ' Varsity Conch. ..... 4 Y E 9 DANNY TRAVELSTEAD Fullback GEORGE KLINE Halfback BILL CHRISTOPHER Halfbfwk 'W '12 8 GIRARD BARBAR0 Fullback JOHN REBACK Quarterback DARRYL KRUMREY Quarterback we., I nr... GENE PRITCHETT Tackle FRED STARR Center BILL WALKER Tackle 73 fl gil 'Q ii! ES JIM SHILLINGER Tackle JIM POWLESS Guard LEON YOUNG End V STEVE RIX Halfhack 74 TED EADIE End MIKE FILER Halfback BILL CHANCY Guard JAMES FRANKS Halfback ROBIN GRASSINGER End ,I c RANDY SNYDER Tackle TOM ANTONINI Halfback TOM RESTER Guard PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE ii was 'ffm X' MIKE MILLER Guard WILLIE SULLIVAN End JIM SEARS Manager We made it Headed for a touchdown Coach watches practice pay off Back Row: Jim Makarauskas, Bill Love, Ken Hurt, Bob Hughes, Jim Hilliard, Steve Snider, Steve Malone, George Herring, Coach Miller. Se ond Row: Steve Bond, David Moake, Kenneth McAnelly, Steve Barbaro, Joe Neely, Sam Spiller, Jim Fosse, Albert Evans, First Ron Richard Choate, Robert Smith, Chuck Rushing, Howie Joyner, Larry Hudgens, Bill Kinsey, Mark Fredman. Sophomore Squad 4 he f. isis, , .-vm, ' ,, 5519 . 'Y'gfE'5il? - . , ,I :Lf .. Q 'tv . E,,,,,, A26 Johnston City .. ., . . Harrisburg . . ',,,,.K . 19- Q Benton ...... . .iiwi 2,6 it ,JLV V ,zit ii'i tWest Frankfort . . .... C Carbondale . . . . .27 Z iefe w,,,, tyernon . . . . . . .13 M . . . . . .l9 . . , . .33 Sgasoiiys 2-7 'in' L we Etmezrf-. 5 5 if ' 'I 'Liu' r?QS?7lhl1 Elie-QE, WE THEY 52 Johnston City . .. 7 14 Harrisburg . . . . . .25 13 Benton ....... . . .14 14 West Frankfort . . . . . .13 V 13 Carbondale . . . . . .14 19 Eldorado . . . . . 7 41 Herrin ...... . . .21 V Record 4-3 V Freshman Squad zck Row: Larry Doughty, David Jones, John Scudder, Gary Carruthers, Gordon Richey, Billy Bethel, James Farris, Kurt Stowers, David x, Gary McCarty. Second Row: Coach Burns, Ronnie Graves, .lim Key, Bob Snyder, Jamie May, Larry Broeking, Richard Lowe, Ben- ll: Harlan, Dennis Taylor, Jerry Walker, Allen Lenee, Jim Felts, Manager. First Row: Vince Whitman, Hank Counts, Darrell Cannon iekey Richardson, Charles Travelstead, Ronald Raney, Kent MattoX,C-corge Soldner,,l0e Phalp. 77 1 Standing, Left to Right: David Gilley, Gary Atchison, Greg Starrick, Gene Pritchett, Randy Palmer, Robin Grassinger, Edward Lee Thompson, Manager .lim Sears, Manager Howie Joyner. Seated: Bill Walker, Willie Sullivan, Mike Broeking, Danny Travelstead, Durryll Krumrey, John Childers, James Franks. Varsity Basketball Squad. Coaches Jack Fletcher and Dick Jones 78 . E Gene Pritchett Danny Travelstead Below: Pritchett lays in two. Randy Palmer Palmer shoots as Pritchett waits N Ill 'M .1 . 1 d. Bill Walker In ea mg John Childers Starrick puts in two of the many points he scored the Wildcats. - K Edward Lee Thompson Greg Starrick N David Cilley Darryll Krumrey Willie Sullivan l Jamfrs Franks Robin Crussingcr Travelslc-ad hangs in a basket so y Q, N BASKETBALL TEAM PROUD OF THEIR PYRAMID TOURNAMENT TROPHY. Standing left to right: Mike Broeking, John Childers, Bill Walker, Darryll Krumrey, Coach Dick Jones, Willie Sullivan, Randy Palme Greg Starrick, Edward Lee Thompson, Robin Grassinger. Front row: Gary Atchison, Jim Sears, Mgr. Danny Travelstead, Gene Pritche' Howie Joyner, Mgr. and David Gilley. VARSITY SCORES WE THEY WE THEY CARBONDALE TOURNAMENT 77 DuQuoin ..... 62 68 Centralia .............. 80 WE THE- 67 Harrisburg . . ..... 62 58 BCHIOH ------ - - -93 63 -Alton Q . . G . . . .87 75 Cemralia ' ' '72 73 Johnston City ' ' ' ' ' '59 47 Jacksonville .... . . . . . . . .61 69 Johnston City .... ..... 5 0 67 Carbondale - - - - -73 I 69 Benton ....., ..... 7 2 80 Mr. Vernon .... .. .69 PYRAMID TOURNAMENT 72 Carbondale ..... ..... 7 5 59 WSH Frankfort - - - - - - 61 WE THE? 79 West Frankfort . . . ..... 68 63 Murphysboro - - - - - 64 82 Jfohnston City . . . . . . . .581 71 Herrin ................ 74 63 Herrin ...... . . . 45 80 Vlfest Frankfort ......... .60 80 Harrisburg ............. 82 73 Mt. Vernon . . . 51 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 86 Carterville .............. 59 65 Herrin . . . . . .611 62 Carbondale ............. 68 Greg Starrick, a Junior, has an outstanding season's record. Greg set the South Seven scoring record with 428 points and Marion7s Individual seasonas record with 759 points. In two years, Greg has made 1204 points and will need to make 222 points to beat the school record of Benton Odum which is 1426 points. Greg was selected as a member of the following all-state teams: Associated Press, Chicago American, Chicago Daily News, and Champaign News Gazette. He is also on the first team all confer- ence. l w lst lwvl lnl tanrlrn Lejz to Right: Manager, Howie .loyner, Steve Bond, Darrel Anderson, Albert Evans, Gary Atchison, Edward Lee Thompson fllkc Broekln Bill Kinsey, Couch ,lack Fletcher. Front Row: Jim Merrell, Roh Smith, Truman Graves, Chuck Rushing lVl1ke Jones lim llnkzirnuskus. SOPHORIORE SCORES WE WE THEY 65 DuQuoin . . . 43 Benton ..... . . . .62 53 Hurst Bush . . 66 Johnston City . . . . . .49 13 Centralizi . . . 62 Carbondale . . . . . .66 TT Johnston City 33 Mt. Vernon .... .... 6 4 7-L Benton .... 72 West Frankfort . . . .... .53 63 Carbondale . 68 Murpliyshoro . . .... 58 53 West Frankfort 64 Herrin ..... ..... 4 4 61 Herrin ..... 42 Mt. Vernon ................. 53 62 Hum Bush - - soPHoMoRE ToURNAMENT sCoREs '10 Ceumlla 55 Meridian ................... 44 49 Mt. Vernon . ......... 50 Xnderson chalks up ll two-pointer Marion wins tip to get the hall and 3 ba ktt liter WE THEY 51 Benton ............ 53 55 Johnston City ...... 19 71 Harrisburg ........ 44- 58 Herrin ..... .... 44 Benton ...... . ..... 66 54 57 West Frankfort ...... 55 66 Carbondale ........ 42 44 Mt. Vernon ........ 53 77 Johnston City ...... 54- 70 West Frankfort .... 57 51 Harrisburg ........ 49 74 Herrin ..... .... 5 2 55 Carbondale . . .... 50 58 Benton ............ 45 53 Mt. Vernon ........ 50 1 FRESHMAN PYRAMID TOURNAMENT 62 Johnston City . ..... 30 46 Herrin ............. 50 Mike Malin and Larry Broeking await the out- David J ones looks on as Doughty scores come of Doughty's shot. Eg K Standing, left to right: Coach Reid, Norman Quertemxous, Danny Robertson, Gordon Richey, Kurt Stowers, Larry Doughty, Mike Malin, David Jones, Manager, Johnny Will. Front: Don Taylor, Raymond Gibbons, Roger Holmes, Jackie McCabe, Jamie May, Larry Broeking, George Soldner, Roger High 84 K L 4 1 s it 5 4 -A, f J 2 1 X? gi 2 S --15 i .E 5,14 T fin M S P 7 . f Q -A 'Aff i x ,X A K n iii 4 V. , afi i. 1 EQ 2 f'-1, Q53 ' ' 9 I ,gg i. H Q 'Q 'S . L 3 5 5.1 1 f 2 A V r Q -iq xi' ' 1 my ,QM wsbfx I Q3 Q i' , . Q ...N V ' f kr? 5?' gif, .. QTLLI ' L K ' I fi 22 'PN Q in in 1 'Z , 3 , K ' X ggi A 'Ji' R37 1 -. ,f - 0' 'w-- .:, J ' x'n gf 4, t Q., ' gil , , ' , ' A H 'Q' P Csss s 3 3 v Sophomores Use Cur School Library New V, W YN. O.. . J1 s., SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS ,ff President ....................... Steve Snider Vice President ............... Jim Makarauskas , Secretary-Treasurer ...... Patty Mifflin Violet Adams Karen Addison Darrell Anderson Cary Atchison Marena Atwood Steven Barbaro George Barekman Kathleen Barton Maurice Bathon L Carlotta Bearden We 41 Jackie Bearden L Dennis Blankenship . 1 , 's an , A 1 'I' Karen Aaron David Adams Lynn Adams Sue Ellen Adams ,Q ? ' l Z' A A A71 9' Earl Blankenship Jeri Blankenship Kenny Blumenstock Carol Boatright ,, .abs- Gloria Cannon Mary Carrier Mike Carter Jodi Cassidy Ragenea Charnness Toni Chase Bob Chenoweth Richard Choate Terri Christ Becky Clark Ron Clark Joyce ,lean Clay Sandy Collier Lila Connell Adra Corder Steve Craig Steve Bond Jerry Boner Kenny Bradley Mike Broeking Doug Brown Bob Browning Debby Burgener Ron Campbell ll lr 2 'Q K 4 u VM Ricky Evrard g 4 Clyde Farthing ,lerrv Felts Sherry Fclts VZIAVL A sl Arna Fetters ME g an lg., 'Runs Izettu Cripps BilI'liL1l'll Cullum llriszvtta Damron Karin Davis Frunvis De-nis 3IL!I'Flli:l Drennan Clmrlvs Drew Don Durham Dall: Radio Cliurlcne Edwards Kuv Edwards Tommy Edwards Jackie Eldridge PCEHV Ellis Albert Evans Kcitli Evrard Ann Fcurcr Rivliard Fofar Jim Fosse Za 13 V f,h A H s EegN ' Mark Fredman Jim Freeman Jeri Fuller Donna Garner J im Ghent Tom Gooch .loe Gooden Don Gower Truman Graves , . A Carol Green Patty Gresham K U W H Barbara Griffin ., T - 3 rjffji' .A V i Anita Groves Y Greg Gunterherg. ,V ' Garv Hamilton Y .r H 'lar Mary Jo Harlan I! H Marcia Harris TT ' IV ,- Charles Hartwell A V B111 Hebmef i Linda Heilig Marsha Henson George Herring Nancy Hestand ' Lindell Hickey Q I Jackie Hilliard Jim Hilliard Judy Hilliard Chris Hollifield Richard Holmes Terry Hope Jerry House Phillip Houston 'sf J it f'5 , 'li Es Camille Hubbard Larry Hudgens Bob Hughes Kenny Hurt Sally Irwin Charles James Dan Jenkins Torn .Jeter Mike Jones Sandra Jones Howie Joyner Dick.Kaeser Jackie Keller Brenda Kelley Cherylann Kelley Karen Kelley y y y H ,, 41: 41 J as 1 'F' ,j,f!f . Frankie Kent Janice Kerley Judy Kesler Kay King VV b,l, , . 37,1 I f X Bill Kinsey Susan Kipp Kathryn Kirkpatrick Jennifer Kohler Ed LaBotte Sheila Layne Peggy Lee Charles Leonard Bennie Little Joe Lockard Francey Lokerse Anita Love William Love Sherry Lowe Martha Ly nch Patsy Lynch Carol McAlpin Dale McAnelly Ken McAnel1y fiffii ' ws ji' Mike McDonough J, if V ,,f' 2 ,L QQ K I I. ' IJ NN He -Q. .,i. r gt. 4 ,gl H15 n 5 ui 5 E 'Sim ftfivattmk v 1 'mf ,S t Qs 3,2 J . xg Q .Q Ep at , H1 571 I Q 5 ' ri. r Bruce Mitchell David Moake Jovee Moore Tom Murphy Perrv Murry .loc Neely Beverlv Neisen .ludy Newbold Roger Newlin April Nichelson Steve Nicholson Daina Odom un... in K ' Tom Mvllowell 5 Jennifer McGee Jim Mnkuruuskas Steve Malone Donald Marks Judy Marks .lim Martin Jennifer Meneese Y .lim Morrell T r- , Patty Mifflin Susan Miller . Stanley Miskelly Y XX 'ww x F K Q wt 1 , , CME? is y P l 5 , i .. 'Hu- if 1' R we-iv.. 41-Ns f , K.. :L f' .pw- .2lP5igw'?'5gi sy! Y jg! 3, P ie. it f L' ,, 1 f K 'f 4 'L- i W! 1 , E A IIAF , , Q. P Debbie Phillips Mike Phillips Roberta Phillips Ronnie Phillips Vickie Phillips Judy Potthoff Jane Ann Power George Quayle .lean Radcliffe Rickey Ragain Lauralyn Rains Carolyn Rametta Beck Reback Kathy Reed Nancy Rhoades Gary Richardson Susan Orf Sharon Ozment Carnie Parks Diane Patterson Cheryl Rix Cary Rix Debbi Roe Brenda Rose John Roth Chuck Rushing Christy Russell Terry Russell V - V .lane Sanders Marti Sears , - my V ,,,,, George Sharpe ii S. g 'R' Gayla Short 1 I 'l Z X I X Sam Short - Mike Smgler - 11 , 13 ii Susan Short , -.. I V Mike Smart ii 'Q Rift' Bill smith 1 Bob Smith ' ' V Bruce Smith Carla Skelton ,V :E ' ' eg Diana Smith A I ' Mike Smith V rwf VL Sandy Smothers 2 ' S Beverly Snider Carol Snider Steve Snider Jim Souza Greg Sparks ws . 1' Allen Spiller W Q -L Sam Spiller or ,, A 9 Q ,lim Spitzncr i Steve Stapleton A ., X NX Q N ' x 'EW . will w if -.Q of ,z A E .-,Q ,W N R 4 if K K f. N f T I 4 T i ! , E is in K. 1 , . X Y i Q ASH wk J? 4 J- Cary Stephens Jerry Stewart George Stokes Marv Stone Ric Stowers Linda Strickland Debhy Summers Maxine Sutton Priscilla Sutton Nancy Tanner Mary Jo Teague Suunne Temple Bob Tepovich Carla Thompson Cinda Thompson Edward Thompson Daniel Tondini Bill Turley Cynthia Turner Brenda Vaughn ,, a 94 52 'fix PF' .lun V4-st Cary Wvlwr Rivky Wm-II5 I.2ll'l'X XVlll'Cll'I' Bromlu While Cuil Whin- 1wii'lliI4'I Wlliic Sl'll4'1'l'il' Wllilc Sherry WIliIl'lll'Llil John W1vl1lw1-11d .ln Elk-11 Wcylavcr Carnl Wuolcolt ss t, ' Q N 5' , 'K J ,fa if . , ,. x 44 5 S w , A 1- h ,, n ff Qf.i J1 - Q Dianne Zoeller Dianne, who is a Fre-shman,Lenj0ys the conveniences of our new high school. Juniors Enjoy School Life iq oo'. 4? ,ri li -1 MPP' JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ............... Robin Grassinger Vice President .... ............ I im Powless Seerelary-Treasurer ...... Debby Riy fo QW, 64, X R1 is Alice Abercrombie Sharon Adams Raylene- Allen Rusty Allen Valorio Allen Emily Anderson Toni Anile-rson Tum Antunini fm , 4 ' K L 3 Alan Baker Jim lluriniliy A0 gy Harold llukvr Virginia Bakr-r Girard llurburo Alfred Burnaby liunnis llutllon Kulliic Bvurclvn Kathy B1-usluy Cl:-ndu Bcthcl 99 E Z lrro f fr ',,, ' H -1f2 Wifi ? hw 4 , ff! , ,lody Bethel Robert Binkley Jerry Bloodworth Alun Boestcr Fred Boester Sue Boyd Thala Boyt Debbie Bradley Linda Bradley Mark Bradley Donna Broeking Glenn Buckner I00 p ,M .1 ,V W 'I . I' 4 Junior boys enjoy an informal chat before school. ff .iff in 211' .ugfga l ,f B 1 F :gary 'ivw , ,94 r .r ff' z ,V fn . ff!!! Gwen Buckner Barbara Bundr Carolyn Cagle Patti Cain Karla f,LlI'lt'l' Sam Cait nf ig. , n I GU Bruce Burrcss Carla Byrd Chris Caldwell Marlene Carnaghi A x 1 . 4 Jann-S Cartvr Stew Cll.lIHIlCS: YK 4 , , Killxvll CHITCI' Marv Kav Carter Grave ffasvv lhll Cllanvy 101' fllxapman Nancy Chase lOl LZ fi Sllllfi Cl1l'5'USkY Larry Chicon Johnnie Childers DMU? Cmlk Doll Cnopur Cllil CHX my Q Paul Crawford Charles Daum Bob Davis Ruhbic Davis Bill Douton Tom Dibhle Terry Ditterline Mark Drake Ruth Drune Mursliu Dunn I02 Linda Cluricla Nancy Cox f N X qw fr my an 'I f ' ,. lv . I in 1, I ' Xa, I M 1 5 N: 275 N UN U ivy n wr 53312 ? Frank Dunning Viviun Dunning Bulmru IVJllSCh Tvd Eufliu Jmumng Edwards Hill Elliutt Min-key Emery Rivhard Emery mem n Y 'llmm gmd ,Inn prepare to raise the flag Rnnuld Emery Ronnie Im: Evans Lu--tru Evrard Cmhy Fuhlkump P IO3 John Fells Miki: Filer David Fozard James Franks Murray Frcdman Sui-iivn Frctiman Blwfiil FUSOII Mviinria Gentry 1 issss 23.22 , Juiln Ciics I-ind?-1 Ciifxsl .i0y4'C CillSl'0 Rolnin Crussingcr Ciirislinv Cl't'g01'Y Ruin-rt C1-idgr DUHHY Crlffln Duviml Griffin Dennis Griffin Cuii Griffin IO4 N l Kvnt Cullcy llulc Harris Cary Harris Linda Hayes Diana Hcurn Rllllt'FlLl llclllwrg Clwri Hs-nclrivkson Dun Hvnclrivkson 'UST Q it Elf ' uf a Limiu lIl'I1tlI'iCkSOH 'llmmnly llill 1 X X X ljlllllly llorrcn 1:4lIH'I'lll lflullxlnurl I IM-an H4-mvg Bruce Hicks lynn Highlander XVx'I14h-ll lluml 'fum' llllclgvlls David Jun-k I05 Brenda Johns Erma Johnson Marilyn Johnson John jnlmsmn David Jones Cary Jones Ccorgc Jones R, J. Jones it 3 A x ki f Judy Jordan Pam Kelley KCHH6lll Kully Jirn Kclton Rick King Pam Knggzel Jerry Kuylqpndall Dann l.3lTlpl1G1'C Larry Larson llolj l.CdlJettzf1' IO6 if n ' 3 - 'H 'ff ...M 22: f 2 fv- Z l Danny Linck Blflllilll Little Peggy Lundcmo Ronald Malcom Murjuric Marks Tum Marshall Uurlnlra Mathcny Viulctt Muttlmws Steve Maxwell Mary May Larry Mayer IJl'LlI1Ili1 McCabe Kitty 3ll'CU1'I11lCk SUZCIIHHE Mvllonald ,lulenc lNlL'Keigl1Cn Charles McKinney flt'01'Ql' M4'Kinnies CllLll'lCS Mvlliges IO7 EL I David Melvin Slicrry Mcrucle Bill M1'1'l'ilt B011 Miflflvll Mike Miller Clyde Moake Bfiffldfl MOFSUU Dick MOTQHH Lucey Morgan Cllarlvs Murphy IO8 ff A . M H Linda Mosley Terry N :ill A ,. , I fd V ' ' ,wr ii i i f '55, ,,,'i 7 -Y - , Juniors bus-li the team X 5 I -F' W xx SllLlTIlH Nviscn Pllyllis Nvwull Bllllisgil N01'fiS RL-rico Norris Sllurwn Odum Sillnsry OIL-y Bill PLlTliS Bill Purki Janet Purmlcv Linda Phillips U-'r Randy Pulclictt Lynn Perscllbacher Kalhy Pgglerg Alice Phillips Barbara Poe: Karr-n Polak Sheila Pundcr jim Powlcss IO9 Q Patsy Prater Bob Pritchett Put Pulley Paula Pulley Eddie Raines Bob Ruins .llllliv RPCU11' Sandy Reed 5 ' 1 h Susan Reed Aimee Reel Tom Rester Janet Rich George Richardson Jeanne Richey Suzanne: Richey Dehhy Rix 'Steve Rix Ralph Robertson H0 1 ' W Sum Ruse C11l'4lIj'Il Rowe Tod Hugh . G11-nn gillllfflfll Danny SEIIIIIJIPS Margurm-t Samples Pulripiu Fglmpleg Jimmy Surmmn . . f , Jumors LIITIWC early for breakfast. Surah Suurldcr Ste-vc Shafer Cvncf Shanks Sarah Simmons David Simpgfm Joy:-c Sims Sue Skaggs Catherine Smart Richard Smith Sandy Smith Kathy Smool Marsha Smout gf sa Q' Pat Smothers Bill Snreddon Loslif- Snvclcr Randy Snyder Lclynna Soldner Greg Starrick Susan Steffen Shirhwy Slvphcns Margarot Sump Stcphcn Strobel lI2 Willie Sullivan Carol Sue Thompson Gloria Thrugmorton Wcsliwy Tllrogmorton up--... .Iciincttc Thompson Randy Thompson Rvginu Truvclstcad Mike TUTHS ' x W Victor Tllmimpson A lii 1 K' 'K fwfr -M, g+Q:,-X S uw Tim Van Rockcl Danny Vaughn Susan Wall Wade Wall Pdmg 1,1 Wdlkms Ncllic Watson Chester Yvcblm ,lm-rulyn Wcblm Dennis Weaver Blrbdrd Wfllnjrn ,A 'gain .',. 1. E,,,: IVZVV K T Z A W i James Welborn .lim Wheeler Jonathan Wheeler Tim Wheeler Bob Whitacre Ractta Wilkins Karen Williams Lyle Williams Margie Williams Vic Williams Dale Wilson Susan Wilson Sandy Wolaver R b' W d S ' W ' ' ' 0 m 00 ard uzy oods Anne Woolcott Mary Zimmerman Ronald Zoeller II4 ,yy A if SI NIOR CI ASS OFFICERS Seniors Flnlsh School With a Smile :QM K X .. George Kline Paula Mitsdarffer Bari Lynn Clark 'iv A fuk' Elizabeth Allen Mary Louise Allen Carla Anderson Sam Askew Linda Sue Atnip Robert A. Avripas Marlene Baccus Keith Bain Ronald E. Baker Wharf-' Se S X i X ,,11 ' ' 7 I, L Rosemary Baker Lavonia J. Bankston Betty ,lean Barton Charles Bell Larry D. Bloodwortll Janice Eileen Boles Senior Cheryl McWhirter,has an out standing talent for playing the piano II7 . , Carolyn Boyd Larry Brzltten Beverly Brownin II8 Pat Brandner Phillip Brannin Kathy Bratzel Bill Brown Senior Autographs 'EFQ Mary Anne Rue, Mike Pippin, and Don Click are science-minded Seniors. Uk if 5 pp. i A 'A 5512, war V li i ,,,, . .v 4:5-4,.,.., QQ i i i gm' Wftntlf Wk , at M y , , ' 5 f ' f Cinda Bryan John Bundy John U. Browning Gary Butlrum jerry Cadle Joy Kay Burgess Joe Campbell .l Seniors head the Student Council. 'N ,,1A,, ,,:, K .. R i 1ff Patricia Ann Campbell Calvin Leon Carter James ll. Cash John Alan Chzunness Richard Dale Chamness John Christ w , umm 3 FA V W ' 'QW' ,, , 5 .41 ',-' f, -. Bill Christopher l:il'h2ll'll Clark Lllilllll Close Avis 1Bennettx1 Christy Bari Lynn Clark Hill Clay Mah-ulln Cline Cm-01 L1 Cogdill Linda S. Cole I l I22 Senior Autographs , 1 ' 1 , .V Bonnie Conley Robert L. Connett Stephen Collier George A. Cooper Vicki Copher Mike Cook Brian L. Corcler 'WW' 151 fi? 'ml Dec Croft Lois Davis Carol Ann Deaton Patrick Dare James Gregory Davis Jimmy Dawes Vicky Lynn Dawson The boys in FFA duvuluplagricultural lcadcrship and cooperation. Pictured are Tommy Robertson, Rivhard Clark, und Jerry Cudle. -f VW i 'X yu U A ' V J 1 .as ,.., gf . :li Peggy Louise Deaton Larry Deming Joanne Dipiellro Steve Douglas Jerald W. Dunn Nancy Eckols Sandra Eckols Dale Emery Mike Emery Q- 24 1-rv iw Ron Fisher Gordon Fowler Betty fAbsherj Fox Steve Frattini Alex Frey Ann Frick .2 Ella Thompson, Paula Gower, and Bar- bara Stoup assist Mr. White in the library. I25 WW UU? Riding on our Senior flour arc Patti Hertz, Phil Branning, and Linda Frost. 3 ,..W 'I A..kb I' 'QTTY it -V' Wu Roger FfiQk Linda Frost Donald Gllck Robin Jean Coepfert I26 l K,,,,w,.-,k-,M Paula Frick David N. Gilley Paula Gower W e Wm! Q 2 F w Kenneth Graul Paulette Griffiths Anita Gurley Janet Green Dianna Lynn Griffin Cheryl Groves Phillip Joel Grovei Senior Autographs ' , f Seniors Mike King and Jerry Roper show an outstanding interest and ability for art. l28 Lowell Hale Dale Hanks Mike Harris Jani Hart Tom Hartwell Bill Hearn 4 n fi 5' ' .pa gs, 'Pwwfwff 5:3 mi, . ru ,. 1 Q qua ,far Www- 2 WN' J ,4 S .ir l 1 raaaa , JN- V ,,., ,Z la ji , A.. .w,rff.1,.Wf , -,m N Barbara Hellberg Shelba Jean Henderson William Henshaw Patti Ann Hertz Terry Hill William Hill Judy Kay Hodge Terry L. Hood Janet Housely Senior Autographs ik 3, i l .li QQ Lloyd-Lee Hurt Mary Alice Hutchison Robert Hughes Shirley Jennings Ruth Ann Johns Ernie Jack Brenda Kay Jolly RM' wh Devlfayne C. Jones Nina Kelly Darlene King , I rf Lorraine Jordan Bill Kelly Gary' Kelton Claudia Seniors conduct school elections. J ' 1 - . . - , 9 5 , 3 51 X . xi 4 H kg 3 . ,gd 3 A W .-r - , S, el r r N , ,..: Wiley E- King George Kline Brenda Koonce Linda Koonce Darryll V. Krumrey Herb Krumrey Sam Lambert Terry Layne Mike Linck l32 -- Senior girls assist the Main Office and Guidance Office in various ways, . ,. E an Paulette Sue Lueker Karon Lyerla Marsha McKinney Barbara Lyerla Michael M. McCabe Cheryl McWhirter l33 1 Senior Autographs L iff! Oscar W. Marks Denny Marks Sharon Lynn Masndrell Alice Faye Meade Nancy Melliges Pam May Arthur F. Melvin 'Nbr vi 'i f if R i 'V A , vw . 455521 sie: w 'm f ' A - M ,f 7199 1 Mig H If Uavicl Meneese Cheryl Lynn Mifflin Melinda Sue Miller ai' , is-r--f A Clarence Eugene Merritt TOITI MBTTOW Donna Miles Becky' Miller Seniors in this Homernaking Class enjoy a demonstration by Mrs. Snyder. ie: rf Shelhina Montgomery Donna Phalp Robert A Miller P l M' d ff , , , au a 1tS ar er Patty White, Jennifer MUTPPW ,Pegg Shelbina Rae Montgomery Linda Irene Moss Deaton, and Pam May asslst m the - Girls, P.E.C1aSSes. Jenmfer T. Murphy Pat Murphy I36 ' l f' 'M' ff, 'K mr. 4' ff 15:7 a WVWNWQ. Marita Neber Karl Nelson Mary Ann Nelson . . Y. h 1 ShCl'1lyI'l K. Nemeth .loc Nlcllolls Eva Sue NIC oson Bernard O'Connor Brenda Osman Harriet Osman 1, zf' ,,,, 2 ? .1 qi , f 'Y5':' W rs 1 ,fiyfyf ,few 7 if ,hh 5 t My wifi' 2 ,Z ,fix 4 :QVV 'fff g r ':-, r ft n i 1, V 'ffff1.,, lm K igi ' fix , ll i Waiiy' Otey Karen Oznlent Antoinette Parrigin Leanne Pate Carolyn Boyd, one of the English Department secretaries, takes an assignment from Mrs. Emery. ijt enum Randy Palmer Mike Pate Paula Pate l. Senior Autographs iw' Jacqueline Sue Pease Carol Denise Phillips Donna J. Pllulp Jacqueline Pciole Mike Pippin Tlimnus Pic-kens Dianna Powell at like 'Y 21 eg.. . gif- . -, . in r rr .,, .,.,Q, i 'N- use X N Q 4 , :gun 1 P-O 1 x I n ' .. i, H J' iii 4 'vnIn-nuff :WV JL A A av '- Gene Pritchett Terry E. Ragain Linda Lee Rains Darlene Kay Ramsey John Reback Robbie Reel Beverly Reese Jennifer Reese David Reynolds l4O XXXL ,s .5 ,fig J Q 4 egg Q--N.,.....,, X .. -w A Y 'W s - R - R m ' 25? A ,Y , fQs Fx X- Q dur' K Hai, i' x QS we 8 wk' In . L . - S, i, i H .II I in wax I Linda Reynolds Barbara Diane Rich Mike Rix Greg Roberts Mike Robertson Tommy Robertson xl? 6211. gtw CIP CD Seniors work on Newspaper Staff. ..i...nl E i Y I4l ' I ,,,,,, - ,. in , z ,,,f fb rrro o ,,: ,, o f's'X jawn? W 1 e :,, .535 -Q,,, .1-z,,,.vffy wwf- ,i,,,,, . ,, ..,, ,, M... 4L1,, ,,,,, gr H vfw, i, f' X .fm k on Q iii . f- bfi? 'Q P 2 W 7 I IA A iifiiii X '1' V f .,,,. ' - ,f , iie l Robert J. Roe Pamela Jayne Rose Linda Samples Linda Rogers Jerry Roper Mary Anne Rue Annelta Salzman if if , Senior girls work in Duplicating Service. f ,fi . Q 3 if f . Viy ' f xg fc! H .v kyfwi .,,' f fl! -9 TQ' ' ,jf ,gf W? HQMm'QzK My F qgpi g , f. 1 my, !q pAf ' , W' 'I - i , ,fy , .-3, 1 9 7 KAW: i ? Linda Rae Sandlin Brenda Kay Samson Sears James Segers 1' W ' qfin Z Senior Autographs , , 'MQ' l gf' 9, 5 Www , ' M , 7 ' li 'fiiwkw - W 'I Ronnie Scott Judy K. Sheer Jim Shillinger alive lL Egena Eyrard welcomes new students Nancy Susan Shoot Glenda Short Donna M1165 and Sharon OIT- Vicki Marie Shotton Tom Simpson Susan Eileen Sneddon Linda Stahlhut 144 ,rf- ,Q vii? 'LIT W' we-f K ' 1 X. If .rs vi' y E..v3 ?q, . Q-ft 11.. W ' ,S 1' if a S A , f Q, S tnrr S S -lu' 'kllluunv' L K R Q ff'-' in Fred Starr Jeanne Steffen Janet Deaton Stilley Kenneth Stokes Dick Stone Barbara Jean Stoup Ralph Sullins Linda Summers Charles Richard Sutton WUHIUI WHY ' 'iw '.., 4 l , Sharon Tanner Roger Swan John Tanner Ella Thompson Loren Taylor Donna Marie Thompson Bill Tolley Bobby Tottleben ,f . .. .1 'Rf g L qw, '-Hwwr S- udfiw' Robert H. Trammell Marilyn Turnage Robert llale Vaughn lN - r wQnnm.,m,i,i, Danny Travelstead J an Turczyn Darrell Owen Turner .lerry Vaughn 3' ' f . Seniors work on the Annual Staff. 1 Y, -M .,.,Wk gf 4 3 l , , A . J f lf , , f' W j ralr 4 , al f ,- N Q-rlL.'w Donald Glick is an outstanding Math Student. l48 Qweq K ...::- , tiz.. kr' Hilda Waldron Bill Walker Lorrain Walker Mary Walker Jo Rana Waterbury Wanda Webb ,- xsl .bg -r 5 fr U . , f' K . . 1? ,1fLL 1 i mEi QW! 1:1 .,.. . - I W 'lfsfff gi,1'1.,.N, i - 12. 1 ik, . LLV, -ig, '-Jfzllf gil, ,-- ,af J, . Q5 ' hge. , f , , ,- K V,-W . Jn. ., f 12.1 , i 4 - is L-.L .,-- . . ,L '73 Qu- qw. 1 m 1: .gy f. L. Li fin Beverly White Janice Ann White Patty White Gene Whitehead Carol ,lo Williams Karen ,lane Williams Sally Hay Wilson June fDoetChl Wollard Troy Leon Young X iw .fri III: f , S' Senior School Activities ALLEN, ELIZABETH Art Club 3, 4 Treasurer 3, 43 Sub- Chesterfield lg Tri-Hi-Y 13 Pep Club lg French Club 1, 2, 3 Awards 33 FBLA 2, 3, 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls Octet 3, 43 Knitting Cl. 43 Prom Comm. 33 Hcmg. Fl. Comm. 2, 3, 4g Typ. Awards 2, 33 Shorthand Awards 33 Candystriper 1, 2, 33 Award 3 Bkpg. 4. ALLEN, JERRY Library Club 13 Prom Committee QM. of CJ 2, 3g Master of Homecom- ing Ceremonies 3, 43 Debate Squad 3, 4 ALLEN, MARY LOUISE Art Club 43 Pep Club 1, 43 Awards 13 FHA 13 Cheerleader 13 Camera Club 43 Attended Crab Orchard High School 13 Typing Award 2. ANDERSON, GARLA Sub-Chesterfield 13 Chesterfield 43 Tri- Hi-Y 13 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 FBLA 43 Cheerleader 1, 2, 43 Hop Comm. 1, 23 Prom Comm. 33 Hmcg. Fl. Comm. 1, 3g Hmcg Attendant 43 Typ. Award 2. ASKEW, SAM Dramatic Club 43 Hi-Y Club 4, Presi- dent 43 Biology Club 4, Treasurer 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Contests 43 Madrigal Singers 43 Hop Comm. 23 Prom Comm. 3g Homecoming Float Comm. 3, 43 Jun- ior Play Comm. 33 Musical 2, 3. ATNIP, LINDA SUE Chesterfield 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 43 FBLA 1, 2, 3, 43 V. Pres. 3, State Pres. 43 Annual Staff 43 Hmcg. Fl. Comm. 3, 43 Typ. Award 2, 33 Shorthand Award 33 Duplicating Ser. 3, 43 Candystriper l, 2, 3, 43 Treas. 33 Awards 3. AVRIPAS, TONY BACCUS, MARLENE Typing Awards 33 Shorthand Awards 33 Choir 1, 3, 4, Contests 3, President 4g Madrigals 3. 4, Girls Octet 3, 43 Mu- sical lead 33 Library Club 23 Chester- field 43 Pep Cl. 3, 43 Spanish Cl. 33 FBLA 4. Knitting Cl. 43 Prom Comm. 33 Homecoming Float Comm. 3, 4. BAIN, KEITH Hi-Y 1, 2, 43 Treasurer 43 Math Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Science Club 4, Vice Pres. 43 Cross Country l, 23 Awards 23 Track 13 Hop Comm. 23 Homecoming Float Comm. 43 Teen Town Board Mem- ber 3, 43 Pep Cl. fBoysJ 1. BAKER, RONALD E. BAKER, ROSEMARY BANKSTON, LAVONIA J. Dramatic Club 13 Sub-Chesterfield lg Pep Club 1, 23 French Club 1, 2, 33 FHA 43 Choir 13 Knitting Club 43 Newspaper Staff 43 Typing Award 2g Shorthand Award 3. BARTON, BETTY JEAN Library Club 2, 33 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 1, 2, 33 Chess Club 43 Secre- tary 43 Latin Honor Society 2, 33 FHA 1, 23 FBLA 43 Hop Comm. 1, 23 Prom Comm. 3g Homecoming Float Comm. 1, 2, 33 Jr. and Sr. Play Comm. 2, 3. BELL, CHARLES FFA 4. BLOODWORTH, DAN BLOODWORTH, LARRY Hi-Y 1, 23 Key Club 3, 43 Pep Club 43 Chess Cl. 43 Football 1, 23 Awards 2g Track lg Awards 13 Hop Comm. 23 Prom Comm. 33 Homecoming Float Comm. 3, 43 Sum. Sci. Tng. Prgm. 4. BOLES, JANICE EILEEN '50 Bible Cl. lg Pep Cl. 2, 3, 43 Latin Cl. 43 GAA 3, 43 FHA 43 Shorthand Award 3. BOYD, CAROLYN LEA Pep Club 2, FBLA 1, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Knitting Club 43 Typing Award 2, 33 Shorthand Award 33 BRANDNER, PAT Bible Club 43 Choir 43 Attended Prince- ton High School 1, 2, 3. BRANNING, PHILLIP Teenarian 43 Math Honor Society 3, 4g Chess Club 4, V. Pres. 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Prom Comm. 33 Hcmg. Fl. Comm. 3, 43 Attended Princeton H. S. 1, 2. BRATTEN, LARRY Library Cl. 43 Press Cl. 43 Newspaper Staff 43 Homecoming Float Comm. 4. BRATZEL, KATHRYN Sub-Chesterfield 13 Chesterfield 2, 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, President 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club l, 2, 3, Awards 23 Latin Honor Society 23 FBLA 33 Choir 2, 3, 43 Hop Comm. 1, 23 Prom Comm. 33 Hcmg. Float Comm. 2, 3, 43 Jr. and Sr. Play Comm. 33 Math Field Day 33 Rotary Awards 1, 2, 33 Musical 2, 33 Youth In Gov- ernment 3, 4g Office Girl 4, Youth World 3. BROWN, BILL Industrial Arts Club 1, 23 V. Pres. 3, 43 French Cl. 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 23 Awards 1, 23 Band 1, 3, 43 Homecom- ing Float Comm. 3, 4g Typing Awards 2. BROWNING, BEV Library Club 43 Math Honor Society 3, 43 Science Club 1, 4, Sec.-Treas. 43 Chess Cl. 33 FBLA Cl. 13 Band 1, 23 Twirlers 1, 23. Homecoming Float Comm. 43 Typing Awards 2, 43 Short- hand Awards 3. BROWNING, JOHN D. Industrial Arts Club 43 Math Honor Society 2, 33 Pep Cl. 13 Spanish Cl. 2, 3, 43 Homecoming Float Comm. 2, 3, 4. BRYAN, CINDA Art Club 43 Library Cl. 43 FBLA 3. BUNDY, JOHN Teenarian 1, 2, 33 Science Club 13 Pep Club 43 Spanish Club 2, 33 Latin Club 3: Chess Club 43 Cross Country 4g Social Studies Club 43 Annual Staff 2, 3, 43 Assistant Sports Ed. 3, Art Ed. 43 Hop Comm. 23 Homecoming Float Comm. 1, 3, 43 Musical 3. BURGESS, JOY KAY Library Club 3, 43 Treasurer 43 Pep Cl. 23 FBLA 43 Homecoming Float Comm. 33 Typing Awards 2, 33 Short- hand Awards 33 Duplicating Service 4. BUTTRUM, GARY Dramatic Club lg Hi-Y Club 43 Chess Club 3. 43 Spanish Club 4. CADLE, JERRY Hi-Y Cl. 1, 23 FFA 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 23 Awards 1, 23 Basketball 1, 23 Awards 1, 23 Hcmg. Fl. Comm. 3, 4. CAMPBELL, JOE Hi-Y 43 Teenarian 3, 43 Science Club 33 Latin Club 2, 33 Chess Club 3, 43 Cross Country 2, 33 Prom Comm. 3g Hcmg. Fl. Comm. 43 Spr. Dance Comm. 2, 3. Tr. 2, 33 Hop Comm. 1, 2. CAMPBELL, PATRICIA ANN Sub-Chesterfield 13 Chesterfield 2, 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 43 Pep Cl. 1, 2, 43 Spanish Cl. 3, 43 Choir 1, 2, 33 Homecoming Fl. Comm. 33 Jr. and Sr. Play 33 Candy- striper 2, 3, 43 Musical 3. CARTER, CALVIN LEON Pep Club 13 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Typing Awards 2. CASH, JAMES R. Library Club 4g Chess Club 4. CHAMNESS, JOHN ALAN Bible Cl. 2, 3, 43 V. Pres. 33 Sec.-Treas. 43 Dramatics Cl. 1, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Chaplain 43 French Cl. 2, 3, 43 Treas. 33 Pres. 43 Awards 23 Choir 3, 43 Mad- rigal Singers 43 Boys' Octet 3, 43 Boys' Christian Cl. 3, 43 Annual Staff 23 Homecoming Float Comm. 3, 43 Jr. and Sr. Play 2g Rotary Awards 33 Music Camp 33 Musicals 3, 4. CHAMNESS, RICHARD DALE CHRIST, JOHN Key Club 43 Pep Club 43 Press Club 43 Newspaper Staff3 Homecoming Float Committee 43 Attended Lompoc Junior High School 1. CHRISTOPHER, BILL Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Teenarian 43 Pep Club 33 Chess Club 43 Athletic Club 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2: Awards 1, 23 Track 1, 23 Baseball 33 Hop Comm. 1, 23 Hcmg. Fl. Comm. 2. CHRISTY, AVIS QBENNETTJ FHA 1, 3, 43 Hop Committees lg Typ- ing Awards 2, 3. CLARK, BARI LYNN Sub-Chesterfield lg Chesterfield 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 33 Pep Club 1, 2, 43 Latin Club 1, 23 FBLA 2, 3, 43 Secretary 33 Treasurer 43 Annual Staff 3, 43 Club Editor 3, Editor 43 Student Council 3, 43 Sec. 43 Hop Comm. 1, 23 Prom Comm. 3: Jr. and Sr. Play Comm. 33 Class Off.: V. Pres. 3, 43 Typing Awards 2, 33 Rotary Award 33 Musical 33 Homecoming Attendant 3, 43 Dupli- cating Service 43 FBLA State Conven- tion 2, 3, 43 Stu. Co. St. Convention 3. CLARK, RICHARD FFA 1, 2, 3, 43 Vice-Pres. 33 Pres. 4. CLAY, BILL Key Club 43 Pep Club 43 Football 13 Baseball 1, 2, 33 Awards 13 At- tended Sandstone, Minnesota 1, 2. CLINE, MALCOLM FFA 2, 3, 43 Reporter 3. CLOSE, LUANA Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 43 Latin Club 23 Typing Awards 2. COGDILL, CAROL L. Tri-Hi-Y 33 FHA Club 43 FBLA 1, 2, 3, 43 Photog. 23 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Knit- ting Cl. 43 Typing Awards 2, 3. COLE, LINDA S. Dramatic Club 1, 23 Sub-Chesterfield 13 Chesterfield 1, 2, 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 FBLA 2, 3, 43 President 43 Choir 2, 33 Hop Commit- tees 1, 23 Prom Committees 33 Home- coming Float Comm. 1, 2, 3, 43 Jr. and Sr. Play Comm. 33 Typing Awards 3, 43 Shorthand Awards 3, 4. COLLIER, STEPHEN Bible Club 3, 43 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 43 President 43 Library Cl. 1, 2, 33 Key Cl. 43 French Cl. 3, 43 Awards 33 Treas. 43 Latin Cl. 2, 3, 43 Awards 2, 33 Executive 3, 4g Chess Cl. 33 Boys' Christian Cl. 33 Annual Staff 43 Sub- scription Ed. 43 Homecoming Float Comm. 1, 2, 3, 43 Jr.-Sr. Play Comm. 23 Cast 33 Typing Awards 23 Rotary Awards, Pin 23 Gold Key 33 Musical 2, 33 FBLA 4. CONLEY, BONNIE Newspaper 2g Typing Awards 43 Short- hand Awards 3. CONNETT, ROBERT L. Industrial Art Club 2, 3, 43 Library Cl. 13 Football lg Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Ham Radio Cl. 43 Hop Comm. 2g Chess Cl. 4. COOK, MIKE COOPER, GEORGE A. Bible Club 43 Industrial Art Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 43 Latin Club 13 Boy's Christian Cl. 3, 43 Sec.-Treas. 43 Homecoming Float Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4. COPHER, VICKI Sub-Chesterfield 13 Pep Club 1, 2g FHA 1, 2, 43 FBLA 43 Typ. Awards 4. CORDER, BRIAN L. Hi-Y Club 13 Kev Club 3, 43 Pep Club 43 Chess Club 43 Football 1, 2, 33 Awards 1, 23 Choir 43 Homecoming Float Committees 43 Typing Awards 2. CRAIG, CAROL Pep Club 1, 23 French Club 1, 2. CROFT, DEE Sub-Chesterfield 13 Secretary lg Ches- terfield 2, 3, 43 President 43 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4g FBLA 2, 3, 43 Secretary 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Contests 43 Madrigal Singers 43 Cheer- leader 43 Hop Comm. 1, 23 Prom Comm. 33 Homecoming Float Comm. 1, 2, 43 Jr. and Sr. Play Comm. 33 Typing Awards 2, 33 Musical 2, 33 Lead 33 Valentine Queen Attendant 3. DARE, PATRICK Teenarian Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 33 Awards 1, 2, 33 Basketball 1, 23 Awards lg Track 1, 2. DAVIS, JAMES GREGORY Dramatic Club 43 Hi-Y 1, 23 Key Club 43 Chess Club 4g Band 13 Choir 2, 3, 43 Contests 2, 3, 43 Madrigal Singers 2, 43 Boy's Octet 2, 3, 4g Newspaper 43 Junior-Senior Play Cast 33 Music Awards 2, 3, 43 Musical 2, 3. DAVIS, LOIS Choir I3 Typing Awards 3. DAWES, JIMMY DAWSON, VICKI L. DEATON, CAROL Pep Club 1, 23 FHA 1, 2, 43 FBLA 2, 4. DEATON, PEGGY LOUISE Library Club 1g Pep Club 3, 43 Award 33 Square Dance Club 43 GAA 43 Typ- ing Awards 3, 43 Shorthand Awards 3. DEMING, LARRY Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 43 French Cl. 1, 2, 3, 43 Chess Cl. 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Homecoming Float Comm. 3, 4. DIPIETRO, ,IOANNE Sub-Chesterfield 33 President 33 Ches- terfield 43 Math Honor Society 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club I, 2, 33 V.-Pres. 2g GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Awards 1, 2g FBLA 4g Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 An- nual Staff 3, 43 Hop Comm. 2g Prom Comm. 33 Hcmg. Fl. Comm. 1, 2, 3, 43 Rotary Awards 2, 33 Musical 2, 3. DOUGLAS, STEVE Hi-Y Club 4g Science Club 13 Latin Club 33 Biology Club 43 Chess Club 3. DUNN, ,IERALD W. Football 1, 23 Choir 3, 43 Madrigal Singers 3, 43 Boy's Octet 3, 43 Camera Club 43 Homecoming Float Comm. 43 Typing Awards 23 Music Awards 3, 4. ECKOLS, NANCY Lib. Cl. 43 Reporter 43 GAA 33 Awards 3g FHA 43 Cam. Cl. 43 V.-Pres. 4. ECKOLS, SANDRA Library Club 3, 43 FHA 43 Camera Club 43 Homecoming Float Comm. 4. EMERY, DALE Hi-Y 43 Teenarian Club 43 Biology Club 43 Football 13 Youth World 3. EMERY, MIKE Industrial Arts Club 4. FERGUSON, BOB FISHER, RON Dramatic Club 43 Hi-Y 43 Attended Metropolis Community High 1, 2, 3. FOWLER, GORDON FOX, BETTY QABSHERJ Art Club 33 Sub-Chesterfield Club 13 Chesterfield 1, 23 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 23 Pep Club 1, 2, 33 FHA 43 FBLA 3, 43 Choir 13 Accompanist 13 Knitting Club 43 Annual Staff 1, 2, 33 Class Editor 1, 23 Assistant Editor 33 Student Council 1, 2, 33 Hop Committees 1, 23 Prom Committees 33 Homecoming Float Committees 1, 2, 33 Class Officer, Presi- dent 23 Typing Awards 3, 43 Bookkeep- ing Awards 33 Rotary Awards 1, Pin. FRATTINI, STEVE Dramatic Club 1, 2, 33 Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 33 Key Club 2, 3, 4g Historian 33 President 43 Science Club 43 French Club 2, 33 Awards 33 Chess Club 33 Cross Country 3g Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Contests 23 Ham Radio Club 43 Vice- President 43 Prom Committees 33 Homecoming Float Committees 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior-Senior Play 2, 3. FREY, ALEX FRICK, ANN Girls Pep Club 1, 23 Band 1, 2, 33 Twirler 1, 2, 33 Typing Awards 2. FRICK, PAULA Sub-Chesterfield 13 Tri-Hi-Y 13 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 French Club 2, 3, 4, Awards 3, Secretary 3g Vice-President 43 Pin 3g FBLA 2, 3, 43 Reporter 33 Southern Area Treasurer 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Homecoming Float Committees 2, 3, 43 Typing Awards 3. FRICK, ROGER Hi-Y 2, 43 Secretary 43 Math Honor Society 3, 4 Treasurer 43 Pep Club 1, 3, 43 French Club 2, 3, 4 Awards 33 Choir 43 Homecoming Float Committees 1, 3, 43 Senior Play Committee 3, 4. FROST, LINDA Sub-Chesterfield 43 Chesterfield 43 Pep Club 43 French Club 13 Latin Club 3, 43 FBLA 43 Choir 1, 23 Prom Com- mittee 33 Homecoming Float Commit- tee 43 Bride of Roman Banquet 33 National Latin Exam 3g Attended Tay- lorville High, Belleville, Township High. GILLEY, DAVID N. Bible Club 2, 3, 43 Program Chairman 33 Pep Club 13 Football 1, 2, Awards 1, 23 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Awards 1, 2, 43 Track 1, 2, Awards 1, 23 Baseball 3, 4, Awards 3, 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Octet 43 Boys' Glee Club 3, 43 Boy's Christian Club 3, 4, President 3, Program Chairman 43 Madrigals 3, 4. GLICK, DONALD Teenarian 2, 33 Math Honor Society 2, 3, 4, President 43 Science Club 43 FBLA 43 Cross Country 1, Awards 1: Track 13 Choir 3, 43 Student Council 43 Homecoming Float Committees 1, 2, 3, 43 Math Field Day 1, 2, 3, 43 Typing Awards 2g Rotary Award 1: Musical 33 Pep Club 2, 4. GOEPF ERT, ROBIN JEAN Library Club 43 Student Librarian 3, 43 Choir 3, Girls Chorus 1, 23 Attended Belleville Township High School, Belle- ville, Illinois 1, 2, 3. GOWER, PAULA Library Club 4: GAA Club 3, 4, Awards 33 Camera Club 43 Homecoming Float Committees 4. GREEN, JANET Sub-Chesterfield 13 Chesterfield 43 FBLA 43 Choir 2, 33 Sextet 2g Mad- rigals 2, 33 Girls' Octet 33 Knitting Club 43 Prom Committees 3g Home- coming Float Committee 43 Typing Awards 2, 33 Shorthand Awards 33 Music Awards 2, 3. GRAUL, KENNETH Industrial Arts Club I, 2, 3, 43 Home- coming Float Committees 1, 2, 4. GRIFFIN, DIANA LYNN Tri-Hi-Y 23 Math Honor Society 2, 33 Girls Pep Club 1, 3, 4g GAA Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Awards 1, 2, 33 FHA 1, 2, 3, 43 Vice President 3, President 43 Camera Club 4, Secretary-Treasurer 43 Hop Committee 23 Homecoming Float Committees 3, 43 Lions Club Award fCrisco Awardl 1. GRIFFITHS, PAULETTE Sub-Chesterfield lg Chesterfield 1, 2g Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2g Pep Club I, 23 FBLA 23 Choir 2, 33 Homecoming Float Com- mittee 23 Typing Awards 2, 33 Musical 33 Valentine Queen Attendant 2. GROVES, CHERYL Girls Pep Club 3, 43 FHA 43 Typing Awards 2, 3. GROVES, PHILLIP .IOEL Hi-Y 4, Vice-President 43 Math Honor Society 43 Science Club 43 Cross Coun- try 2. GURLEY, ANITA Math Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 33 Girls Pep Club 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Camera Club 43 Homecoming Float Committee 4. HALE, LOWELL Football 2, Award 2. HANKS, DALE HARRIS, ERNEST HARRIS, MIKE HART, ,IANI Subchesterfield I, Chesterfield 1, 2, 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 23 Girls Pep Club 1, 2, 33 FBLA 1, 2, 43 Choir 2, 33 Knitting Club 43 Hop Committees 23 Prom Com- mittees 33 Typing Awards 23 South Pacific 33 Oklahoma 2. HART, .IERRY HARTWELL, TOM Library Club 43 Football 1, Award 13 Typing Awards 2. HEARN, BILL FFA Club 4. HELLBERG, BARBARA Library Club 3, 43 FHA 43 Square Dance Club 4. HENDERSON, SHELBA JEAN Girls Pep Cl. lg Latin Cl. 13 Typ. Awards 2, 33 Shorthand Awards 3, 4. HENSHAW, WILLIAM HERTZ, PATTI ANN Sub-Chesterfield 13 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Chesterfield 2, 3, 43 Girls Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2, 4, Awards 43 FBLA 3, 43 Choir 2, 33 Annual Staff 43 Hop Committees 1, 23 Prom Com- mittee 33 Hcmg. Fl. Comm. 1, 2, 3, 43 Jr. Play Comm. 33 Class Off. V.-Pres. 23 Typ. Awards 3, 43 Shorthand Awards 3, 43 Office Girl 43 Musical 2, 33 Val- entine Queen Attendant 2. HILL, TERRY Hi-Y 43 Teenarian 43 Biology Club 4, President 43 Football 1, Awards 13 Baseball 3, 43 Awards 43 Hcmg. Fl. Comm. 2g Jr. Pl. Comm. 33 Sr. Pl. Comm. 4. HILL, WILLIAM A. Key Club 43 Boys Pep Club 4g Football 2, 3, Awards 2, 33 Basketball 2, 33 Awards 2, 33 Track 2, 3, Awards 2, 33 Attended Belleville Township High School, Belleville, Illinois 1. '53 HODGE, JUDY Girls Pep Club 1, 45 Choir 1, 25 Typing Awards 2, 3. HOOD, TERRY L. Science Cl. 3, 45 Boys Pep Cl. 45 Hcmg. Fl. Comm. 35 Typ. Awards 25 Chess Cl. 3. HOUSLEY, JANET Library Club 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Typing Awards 2, 3. HUGHES, ROBERT Art Club 45 Key Club 45 Pep Club 45 Homecoming Float Committee 45 At- tended Richfield High School, Waco, Texas, 1, 2. HURT, LLOYD LEE Library Club 45 Athletic Club 45 Cross Country 3, 4 Awards 3, 45 Basketball 2, Award 25 Track 1, 4, Award 45 Homecoming Float Committee 45 Typing Awards 35 Attended Glenridge Jr. High School, Hyattsville, Maryland 1. HUTCHISON, MARY ALICE Tri-Hi-Y 45 Press Club 45 FHA 15 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Octet 45 News- paper Staff 4, Proof Editorg Hop Com- mittees 1, 25 Prom Committees 35 Homecoming Float Committees 2, 3, 4: Shorthand Awards 35 Musical 2, 3. JACK, ARLIE JACK, ERNIE FFA Club 4. JENNINGS, SHIRLEY Girls Pep Club 2, 45 Choir 1, 25 Typ- ing Awards 2, 45 Shorthand Awards 35 Bookkeeping Awards 4. JOHNS, RUTH ANN Subchesterfield 15 Chesterfield 45 Tri- Hi-Y Club 15 Girls Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 2, 35 FHA 15 FTA 35 FBLA 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Twirlers 1, 2, 3, Head Twirler 45 Annual Staff 45 Hop Committees 1, 25 Prom Commit- tees 35 Homecoming Float Committee 45 Jr. Pl. Comm. 35 Typ. Awards 2. JOHNSTON, OTHELLA JOLLY, BRENDA KAY Art Club 2, 45 Dramatic Club 1, 45 Square Dance Club 45 Choir 3. JONES, DEWAYNE C. Library Club 45 Football 1. JORDAN, LORRAINE GAA 2, 3, 45 Awards 2, 35 Typing Awards 3. KELLY, BILL KELLEY, N INA FHA 3, 4. KELTON, GARY KING, CLAUDIA Science Club 1, 2, 35 Vice President 3, Second Place Award 25 Girls Pep Club 45 French Club 2, 3, Awards 35 Biology Club 45 Sec. 45 Camera Cl. 45 Hop Comm. 25 Hcmg. Fl. Comm. 2, 35 Jr. Pl. Comm. 35 Sr. Pl. Comm. 3. KING, DARLENE Girls Pep Club 15 FHA 45 FBLA 1, 2, 3, 45 Letter Girl 2, 3, 45 Knitting Cl. 45 Hop Comm. 25 Spr. Dance Comm.5 Hcmg. Fl. Comm. 35 Typ. Awards 2, 35 Shorthand Award 3. KING, WILEY E. Art Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Awards 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y Club 45 French Club 3, Awards 35 Chess Club 35 FTA 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 3, 45 Prom Commit- tees 35 Homecoming Float Committees 2, 3, 45 Typing Awards 25 Rotary Awards 35 Allerton Park Scholarship 35 Homecoming Committee 3, 4. KLINE, GEORGE Hi-Y Club 1, 2, Secretary-Treasurer5 Teenarian 3, 45 Math Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 45 Latin Club 2, 3, 4, President 35 Chess Club 45 Athletic Club 4, President 45 Latin Honor Society CSPQRJ 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Awards 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, Awards 1, 25 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Awards 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, District V.-Pres. 3, 4, Pres. 45 Hop Comm. 1, 25 Prom Comm. 3, 45 Class Off., Pres. 1, 3, 45 Math Field Day 1, 2, 35 Rotary Awards, Gold Key 1, 25 Silver Key 35 Homecoming Escort 4. KOONCE, BRENDA Pep Club 15 Square Dance Club 45 GAA 1, 25 FBLA 15 Choir I, 2, 35 Knit- ting Club 45 Hop Committee 15 Prom Committee 35 Homecoming Float Com- mittee 25 Sr. Pl. Comm. 2, 35 Typ. Awards 2, 35 Shorthand Awards 3, 4. KOONCE, LINDA Square Dance Club 45 GAA 15 FBLA 15 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Knitting Club 45 Hop Committee 25 Prom Committee 35 Typing Awards 2, 35 Shorthand Award 35 Oklahoma 25 South Pacific 35 Home- coming Float Committee 35 Duplicating Service 4. KRUMREY, DARRYLL V. Hi-Y 35 Latin Club 3, 45 Teenarian 45 Biology 45 Athletic Club 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Awards 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Awards 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Awards 1, 2, 3, 45 Homecom- ing Escort 4. KRUMREY, HERB Dramatics Club 45 Key Club 45 Chess Club 45 Newspaper 4. LAMBERT, SAM Teenarian 35 Latin Club 3, 45 Chess Club 45 Football 1, 25 Awards I, 25 Basketball 15 Awards 15 Track 1, 2, Awards 15 Social Studies Club 45 Hop Committee 25 Prom Committee 35 At- tended Bridgeport High School, Bridge- port, Illinois. LAYNE, TERRY LINCK, MIKE LUEKER, PAULETTE SUE Tri-Hi-Y Club 45 Math Honor Society 1, 25 Pep Club 1, 3, 45 Band 1, 25 Homecoming Float Committee 25 Con- tests 25 Attended Metropolis High School, Metropolis, Illinois 1, 2. LYERLA, BARBARA Dramatic Club 3: Pep Club 1, 45 FBLA 1, 2, 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Contests CSolol 2, Madrigals 2, 3, 45 Homecoming Float Committees 45 Junior Play Committee and Cast 35 Typing Awards 25 Music Awards 2, 3, 45 Oklahoma 25 South Pacific 4. LYERLA, KARON FHA 2, 35 Attended Johnston City High School 1. MANDRELL, SHARON LYNN Library Club 35 Math Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 45 Math Field Day 1, 2, 35 Honorable Mention 2. MARKS, DENNY Library Club 45 Science Club 35 Latin Club 2, Ouaestor5 Science Club 35 Biology Club 45 Chess Club 3, Presi- dent 35 Homecoming Float Committee 35 Boys' Christian Club 35 Attended Carbondale Community High School 1, 2. MARKS, OSCAR W. Bible Club 3, 45 Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 2, 3, 45 Press Club 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Contests 1: Boy's Christian Club 3, 4, Pr6SidCIlt 42 Newspaper Staff 45 Hcmg. Fl. Comm. 3, 45 Music and Youth at SIU 3. MAY, PAM Pep Club 1, 45 FBLA 3, 45 Prom Com- mittee 35 Typing Awards 3, 45 Attended Bay County High School 2, Panama City, Florida. MCCABE, MICHAEL IVI. Key Club 45 Pep Club 45 Chess Club 45 Track 15 Hop Committees 25 Prom Committee 3. MCKINNEY, MARSHA Pep Cl. 35 Typ. Awards 2, 35 Shorthand Awards 3, 45 Bkpg. Award 4. IVICWHIRTER, CHERYL Art Club 35 Sub-Chesterfield 15 Tri-Hi- Y Club 15 Executive Board 15 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 Choir 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Ac- companist 3, 45 Cam. Cl. 45 Hcmg. Fl. Comm. 35 Jr. Pl. Comm. 35 Music Award 3. MEADE, ALICE FAYE FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 FBLA 45 Knitting Club 45 Typing Awards 3, 4. MELLIGES, NANCY Bible Club 3, 45 President 45 Dramatic Club 45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Pep Club 35 Latin Cl. 25 FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 V.-Pres. 2, Sec. 3, V.-Pres. of Recreation 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Contests 45 Girls' Octet 45 Hcmg. Fl. Comm. 35 Jr. Pl. Cast 3. MELVIN, ARTHUR F . Math Honor Society 35 Science Cl. 3, 45 Spanish Cl. 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Cam. Cl. 45 Hcmg. Fl. Comm. 3, 4. MENEESE, DAVID Pep Club 25 Typing Awards 2. IVIERRITT, CLARENCE EUGENE Industrial Arts Club 45 Math Honor Society 3, 45 Science Club 3, 45 Span- ish Club 45 Chess Club 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Boy's Christian Club 3, 45 Vice- President 4. MERROW, TOM MIFF LIN, CHERYL LYNN Sub-Chesterfield 2, President 25 Math Honor Society 2, 35 Latin Club 25 FBLA 1, 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Contests 25 Twirlers 1, 2, 3, 4, Drum Majorette 2, 3, 45 Social Studies Club 45 Student Council 3, 45 Hop Committees 1, 25 Prom Comm. 35 Hcmg. Fl. Comm. 2, 35 Jr. and Sr. Pl. Comm. 35 Typ. Awards 2, 45 Shorthand Awards 3, 45 Rotary Award 2 CPinJ. MILES, DONNA Chesterfield 45 Latin Club 3, 45 FBLA 45 Attended Century High School, Ullin, Illinois 1, 2, 3. Library Club 2, Presi- dent5 Cheerleader 1, 2, 35 Class Presi- dent 1, 2. MILLER, BECKY Tri-Hi-Y 1, 25 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Executive Board 25 French Club 3, 4, Pin 45 FBLA 45 Annual Staff 3. 45 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 45 Hop Commit- tees 1, 25 Prom Committee 35 Home- coming Float Committee 1, 3, 45 Home- coming Attendant 2, 35 Homecoming Queen 45 Rotary Award I, 2, fPinJ5 Math Honor Society5 South Pacific 3. MILLER, MELINDA SUE Dramatic Club 15 Library Club 15 FHA 2, 3, 45 FBLA 1, 3, 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Knitting Club 45 Hop Committees 2: Homecoming Float Committee 45 Typ- ing Awards 25 Musical 2, 3. MILLER, ROBERT A. Hi-Y 15 Teenarian 45 Key Cl. 45 Pep Cl. 45 Football 1, 2, 35 Awards 1, 2. MITSDARFFER, PAULA Tri-Hi-Y Club 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Awards 2, Sec- retary 35 Latin Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, FHA 3, 4, FBLA 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Off.: Sec.-Treas. 4, Typ. Awards 2, Rotary Award 1, 2, Musical 3, Hop Comm. 1, 2, Prom Comm. 3, Hcmg. Fl. Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4. MONTGOMERY, SHELBINA RAE FHA 3, Typing Awards 2, 3. MOSS, LINDA IRENE Press Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y Club 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, President 3, Vice-President of Projects 2, Choir 1, 2, 3, Newspaper 4, Business Manager, Sterling Silver Awards for Outstanding Homemaker 3, Typing Awards 2. MURPHY, JENNIFER T. Sub-Chesterfield Club 1, Chesterfield 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Awards 2, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Square Dance Cl. 4, GAA Cl. 4, Hop Comm. 1, 2, Prom Comm. 3, Hcmg. Fl. Comm. 1, 2, 4, Class Off.: V.-Pres. 1. MURPHY, PAT NEBER, MARITA Art Club 4, Library Club 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 4. NEMETH, SHERILYN KAY Dramatic Club 2, 3, Sub-Chesterfield Club 1, Chesterfield 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, FBLA 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, Lettergirl 2, 3, 4, Hop Comm. 1, Prom Comm. 3, Hcmg. Fl. Comm. 1, 2, 4, Jr. and Sr. Pl. Comm. 3, Class Off.: Sec.-Treas. 1, Typ. Awds. 3, Candystriper 2, 3, Musicals 2, 3. NELSON, KARL Pep Club 1, 4, Press Club 4, Baseball 3, 4, Manager, Awards 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 3, Sports Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4, Awards 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Sports Editor. , NELSON, MARY ANNE NICHOLSON, EVA SUE Lib. Cl. 1, 2, 3, 4, Typ. Awards 2, 3. NICHOLLS, JOE Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, Track 1, 2, Attended Galva High School 1, 2. NORRIS, RONNIE O'CONNOR, BERNARD Library Club 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, Awards 1, 2, 3. OSMAN, BRENDA Typing Awards 4. OSMAN, HARRIET Typing Awards 3. OTEY, WALLY FFA 3, 4, Homecoming Float Comm. 3. OZMENT, KAREN Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, V.-Pres. 4, Hcmg. Fl. Comm. 3, Typ. Awards 2, 3, Shorthand Awards 3, 4. PALMER, RANDY Teenarian 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Athletic Club 4, Vice-President 4, Cross Coun- try 2, 3, 4, Awards 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Awards 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Awards 1, 2, Homecoming Float Committee 1. PARRIGIN, ANTOINETTE Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 4, FBLA 1, 2, Choir 2, Social Studies Club 4, Hop Committees 1, 2, Prom Committees 3, Homecoming Float Com- mittee 2, 3, 4, Typing Awards 2, 3, Shorthand Awards 3, Bookkeeping Awards 4, Musical 2. PATE, LEANNE Dramatic Club 1. 2, 3, Sub-Chesterfield Club 1, Chesterfield 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 3, FHA 4, FTA 1, Hop Comm. 1, 2, Prom Comm. 3, Hcmg. Fl. Comm. 1, 2, 3, Jr. and Sr. Pl. Comm. 2. PATE, MIKE Chess Club 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Typing Awards 2. PATE, PAULA Dramatic Club 2, Sub-Chesterfield Club 1, Chesterfield 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Awards 1, 2, Latin Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Junior Editor 3, Advertising Editor 4, Hop Committees 2, Prom Committees 3, Homecoming Float Committee 3, 4, Junior and Senior Play Committee 3, Typing Award 3, Candystriper 2, Musical 2. PEAS, JACQUELINE SUE Math Honor Society 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, PHALP, DONNA J. Dramatic Club 2, Sub-Chesterfield 1, Vice-President 1, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, FHA 1, 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 4, FBLA 1, 2, Social Studies Club 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Knitting Club 4, Student Council 1, 2, Hop Committees 1, 2, Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior and Senior Play Committee 3, Class Officer: Secretary-Treasurer 2, 3, Typing Awards 2, Rotary Award 1, fSilver Keyig Teen Town Board mem- ber 1, Secretary-Treasurer 1. PHILLIPS, CAROL DENISE Press Club 3, FHA 4, Choir 1, 2, Knitting Club 4, Newspaper 3, Typing Awards 2. PICKENS, THOMAS PIPPIN, MIKE Industrial Arts Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4, Math Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Span- ish Club 2, 3, 4 President 4, Spanish Honor Society 3, 4, President, Chess Club 3, 4, President 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Math Field Day 2, 3. POOLE, JACQUELINE GAA 2, 4, FHA 1, Typing Awards 3, 4. POWELL, DIANNA Sub-Chesterfield 1, Chesterfield 2, 3, French Club 2, FBLA 2, 4, Prom Committee 3, Junior Senior Play 4, Typing Awards 2, 3, Homecoming Dec- oration Committee 4. PRITCHETT, GENE Teenarian 4, Athletic Club 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Awards 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Awards 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Awards 1, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Awards 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Queen Escort 4. RAGAIN, TERRY E. Biology Club 4, FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 4, Homecoming Float Committees 3, 4, Typing Awards 2. RAINS, LINDA LEE Library Club 1, 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Awards 3, Square Dance Club 4, Typ- ing Awards 2, 3, Shorthand Awards 3, 4. RAMSEY, DARLENE KAY Library Club 3, 4, FBLA 4, Typing Awards 2: Shorthand Awards 3. REBACK, JOHN Teenarian 1, 2, 4, Math Honor Society 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, President 2, Awards 2, 3, Chess Club 4, Athletic Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Awards 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Awards 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Hop Committees 1, Prom Entertainment Committee 3, Homecom- ing Float Committee 1, Homecoming Escort 4, Rotary Award 1, Homecoming Entertainment Committee Chairman 4. REEL, ROBBIE Hi-Y Club 2, Key Club 4, Football 1. REESE, BEVERLY FTA 3, Typing Awards 2, 3. REESE, JENNIFER Chesterfield 4, Typing Awards 2, 4. REYNOLDS, DAVID Bible Club 2, 3, 4, Program Chairman 3, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Executive Board 3, 4, Awards 2, 3, 4, Latin Hon- or Society 3, 4, FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4, Band 1, 2, Choir 3, 4, Ac- companist 3, 4, Boys' Christian Club 3, 4, Program Chairman 3, Homecom- ing Float Committees 2, 3, 4, Junior Senior Play 2, 3, Typing Awards 2, Rotary Awards Pin 2, 3, Music Awards 4, Homecoming Committee 4, Musical 2, 3. REYNOLDS, LINDA Sub-Chesterfield 1, Chesterfield 2, 4, Tri-Hi-Y Club 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 3, FBLA 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Hop Committees 1, 2, Typing Awards 2, 3, Musical 2, 3. RICH, BARBARA DIANE Chesterfield 4, Math Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Awards 2, Latin Honor Society 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, Choir 3: Social Studies Club 4, Homecoming Float Committees 4, Math Field Day 1, National Latin Exam Award 2, Candystriper Award. RIX, MIKE Library Club 4, Parliamentarian 4, Foot- ball 1, 2, Square Dance Club 4, Presi- dent 4, Homecoming Float Committees Chairman 4, Junior Play 2. ROBERTS, GREG Industrial Arts Club 3, 4, Hi-Y Club 4, Math Honor Society 4, Spanish Club 3, 4. McCluer High School, Fer- guson, Missouri. ROBERTSON, MIKE Industrial Arts Club 4, Key Club 3, 4, FBLA 2, Cross Country 2, Prom Com- mittees 3, Homecoming Float Commit- tees 1, 3, Typing Award 2. ROBERTSON, TOMMY FFA 2, Homecoming Float Committees 2. ROE, ROBERT J. FFA 4, Ham Radio Club 4. ROGERS, LINDA DARLENE ROPER, JERRY Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Awards 2, 3, Vice President 3, President 4, Key Club 4, Pep Club 4, Choir 4, Prom Commit- tee 3, Homecoming Float Committees 3, 4, Lions Club Award 3. ROSE, PAMELA JAYNE Art Club 1, Library Club 4, Press Club 3, FBLA 1, Choir 1, Newspaper 3, 4, Typing Awards 2, Shorthand Awards 3. RUE, MARY ANNE Math Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2. 3, Latin Honor Society 2, 3, GAA 1, 2, Awards 1, Letter Girls 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 1, Freshman Editor 1, Hop Committees 1, 2, Math Field Day 1, 2, 3, 4, Rotary Awards 1, 2, Silver Key, National Merit Exam Award for upper 227. SALZMAN, ANNETTA Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4, Typing Awards 2, 3, Shorthand Awards 3, 4, Bookkeeping Awards 4. SAMPLES, LINDA Press Club 4. SANDLIN, LINDA RAE Sub-Chesterfield 1, Chesterfield 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Awards 2, I53 FHA 35 Choir 15 Hop Committees 1, 2, 45 Prom Committees 35 Homecoming Float Committees 1, 2, 45 Junior Senior Play Advertisement Committee5 Typing Awards 2. SANSON, BRENDA KAY Typing Awards 2, 35 Shorthand Awards 3, 45 Duplicating Service 3, 45 Out- standing Shorthand Pin 3. SCOTT, RONNIE Art Club 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. SEARS, JIM Teenarian 45 Key Club 2, 35 Latin Club 45 Athletic Club 45 Football Manager 2, 3, 4, Awards 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, Manager 3, 4, Awards 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 15 Baseball 3, 4, Manager 2, Awards 2, 4. SEGERS, JAMES E. An Club 1. SHEER, JUDY KAY FHA 15 Choir 1. SHILLINGER, JIM Hi-Y Club 1, 25 Key Club 45 Pep Club 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Awards 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 25 Homecoming Escort 45 Teentown Board Member 2. SHOOT, NANCY SUSAN Sub-Chesterfield 15 Chesterfield 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Math Hon- or Society 25 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Awards 25 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, State Convention 3, Summer Workshop 45 Hop Committees 1, 25 Prom Committees 35 Homecoming Float Committees 1, 2, 3, 45 Homecom- ing Attendant 45 Girls' State 45 Typing Awards 35 Rotary Awards Pin 1, 3, Silver Key 25 Musical 2, 35 Latin Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Choir 1, 2, 3. SHORT, GLENDA Math Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Twirler 1, 25 Camera Club 45 Home- coming Float Committees 3, 45 Typing Awards 25 Office 4, Girl Scouts 1, 2, 3, 4, attended Little Roundup 4. SHOTTON, VICKI MARIE Tri-Hi-Y Club 15 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 FHA 1. SIMPSON, TOM SNEDDON, SUSAN EILEEN Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 45 Tri-Hi-Y Club 25 French Club 3, 4, Secretary 45 GAA 15 Band 1, 2, 3, Contest 1, 25 Choir 1, Contest 15 Social Studies Club 45 Homecoming Float Committees 3, 45 Junior and Senior Play 35 Brazil High School Brazil, Indiana 1, 2. SMOTHERS, JAMES STAHLHUT, LINDA Chesterfield 45 Tri-Hi-Y Club 1, FBLA 1, 2, 3, 45 Typing Awards 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 3. STARR, FRED , Pep Club 45 Biology Club 45 Chess Club 45 President 45 Athletic Club 45 Foot- ball 4: Homecoming Float Committee 45 St. Francis High School 1, 2. STEFFEN, JEANNE Dramatic Club 1, 25 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Press Club 4, Vice President 45 FTA 1, 2, 35 Camera Club 45 News- paper 4, Assistant Feature Editor 45 Junior-Senior Play 3. STILLEY, JANET CDEATONJ FHA 15 Choir 1, 2. STOKES, KENNETH Hi-Y Club 45 Teenarian 45 Key Club 35 Math Honor Society 45 STONE, DICK FFA 3, 4. STOUP, BARBARA JEAN Library Club 45 Press Club 45 Square Dance Club 45 Newspaper 45 Typing Awards 2. SULLINS, RALPH SUMMERS, LINDA FHA 2, 45 Band 1, 25 Pep Club 45 Choir 1, 2, 35 Girls' Octet 25 Typing Awards 2, 3. SUTTON, CHARLES RICHARD SWAN, RODGER Press Club 3, 45 Newspaper 35 4, Co- Sports Editor 3, Advertising Manager 45 Homecoming Float Committees 3. TANNER, JOHN TANNER, SHARON Typing Awards 3, 45 Shorthand Awards 3, 4. TAYLOR, LOREN Science Club 45 FTA 45 Typing Awards 4. THOMPSON, DONNA MARIE Tri-Hi-Y Club 35 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 FHA 45 Social Studies Club 45 Prom Committee 35 Waverly High, Waverly, Ohio 1. THOMPSON, ELLA Camera Club 4. TOLLEY, BILL Athletic Club 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Awards 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. TOTTLEBEN, BOBBY Chess Club 45 Square Dance Club 45 Ham Radio Club 4. TRAMIVIELL, ROBERT H. Key Club 45 Football 1, 2, Awards 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2, Awards 1, 2. TRAVELSTEAD, DANNY Hi-Y Club 35 Key Club 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Awards 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Awards 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, Awards 15 Hop Committees 1, 25 Homecoming Escort 45 Typing Awards 3. TURCZYN, JAN Chesterfield 4: Math Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 2, 3, 45 Latin Honor Society 3, 45 FBLA 45 Twirlers 2, 3, Head 8: Feature 2, 35 Cheerleader 45 Hop Com- mittee 25 Prom Committee 35 Homecom- ing Float Committees 3, 45 Junior-Sen- ior Play 3, Prince George High School, Prince George, Virginia 1. TURNAGE, MARILYN SUE Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 45 FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Camera Club 45 Newspaper 45 Prom Committees 3. TURNER, DARRELL Industrial Arts Club 45 Teenarian 45 Biology Club 4. VAUGHN, JAMES FFA Club 15 Vienna High School, Vi- enna, Illinois. VAUGHN, JERRY Science Club 45 FFA 15 Social Studies Club 4. VAUGHN, ROBERT DALE Industrial Arts Club 45 Band 1. WALDRON, HILDA WALKER, BILL Teenarian 45 Biology Club 45 Athletic Club 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2. 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Typing Awards 25 Homecoming Escort 4. WALKER, LORRAIN Square Dance Club 4. WALKER, MARY Sub-Chesterfield 35 Pep Club 1, 25 GAA 25 FHA 15 FBLA 45 Annual Staff 4, Senior Editor5 Hop Commit- tees 25 Homecoming Float Committees 45 Typing Awards 2, 3, Outstanding Typist 35 Shorthand Awards 3, 45 Du- plicating Service 3, 45 Bookkeeping Awards 4, OGA Exhibit Award CPinJ 3. WATERBURY, JO RANA Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 45 Sub-Chesterfield 15 Chesterfield 15 Tri- Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Latin Club 3, 4, President 4, Awards 45 FHA 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Newspaper 4, Feature Editor 45 Hop Committees 2, Prom Committees 35 Homecoming Float Committees 3, 45 Junior Senior Play 2, 35 Homecoming Attendant 45 Oklahoma 2, South Pacific 35 Rotary Award 3. WEBB, WANDA Sub-Chesterfield 1, Treasurer 15 Ches- terfield 1, 25 Tri-Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 3: Pep Club 1, 25 FBLA 1, 2, 3, 45 FHA 3. 45 Knitting Club 45 Hop Committees 2, 35 Prom Committees 35 Homecoming Float Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, Chairman 35 Teenage Recreation Board 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 2, Vice President 35 Typing Awards 2, 35 Shorthand Awards 3. WHITE, BEVERLY Pep Club 15 GAA 45 FHA 45 Knitting Club 45 Newspaper 45 Typing Awards 2. WHITE, JANICE ANN Bible Club 15 Pep Club 1, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Awards 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Planning Chairmang Homecoming Float Commit- tees 1, 2, 3, 45 Typing Awards 2, 35 Shorthand Awards 35 Bookkeeping Awards 4. WHITE, PATRICIA JOANN Square Dance Club 45 Vice President 45 GAA club 1, 2, 3, 4 Awards 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, President 45 Knitting Club 45 Prom Committee 3, Homecom- ing Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. Typing Awards 2, 3, Shorthand Awards 3, 4. WHITEHEAD, GENE FFA 1. WILLIAMS, CAROL JO Sub-Chesterfield 15 Chesterfield 25 Tri- Hi-Y Club 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Awards 25 Latin Club 45 Latin Honor Society 3, 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Octet 45 Student Council 1, 25 Hop Committee 25 Homecoming Float Com- mittee 3. WILLIAMS, KAREN JANE Sub-Chesterfield 1, Chesterfield 1, 2, French Club 2, 3, Vice President 3, Awards Pin 25 FBLA 3, 45 Hop Com- mittees 25 Prom Committees 35 Home- coming Float Committees 35 Typing Awards 2, 35 Shorthand Awards 3. 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Main Marion . kgs, -rsh t f -stty' W 1 x MARION'S HOME OF DEPENDABLE REAL ESTATE SERVICE f . ., f,,,X: Complimenfs of: HARDWARE 81 FURNITURE Home of Ihe Gourmer Shop On Ihe Square MARION, ILLINOIS ,. .. ,M -,.,,. if 1, W'11m.,,-W-dwwmwmzf..wf.fr... - JACKSON 81 GRAY COMPANY INC. 4I3 N. Marker S+. Marion, IIIInoIs INSURANCE 4 Phone 993-430I 993-6337 L. C. CAVANESS BARNEY R. BOREN SADIE M. GRAY PEST CONTROL TERMITE CONTROL Terms 'Io Fif Your Budgei' r 'xo ' wi INSPECTION Jaxx FREE 1 Wa' -8I74 J L ,gin 993 WORLD'S LARGEST PEST CONTROL COMPANY KELLY PLUMBING 8: HEATING SERVICE I300 Nor'Ih Logan Phone 993-46I0 MARION, ILLINOIS Res.: 8I0 E. DeYoung Office: 206-A E. Blvd. BILL PRESSLEY 81 SON Painring ConI'rac'Iors Commercial-Ins'I'I'IuI'ionaI-Resic.Ien+IaI-Indus'I'riaI I66 Free Esiimafes FuIIy Insured MARION, ILLINOIS Telephone 993-80 I 5 ,,,,,, ,..,,. i Sfeaks Sea Foods Ifalian Food Sandwiches IOS Souih Markei Phone 993-2774 o r., fxxavsx A Wv,.. -k::1'a4q'llE': ag ' AB.. ,mA .Q . mmjff f, i, l . E W.fv':551. k Cf 4 A Zh Q U N 5 T 53? Congratulations Graduates From CLINE-VICK DRUG 403 W. Main Marion, Illinois STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE STATE FARM LIFE J. W. BILL YOUNG Banlr of Marion Building Marion, Illinois Phone 993-4965 DEON COLP 406 S. Carbon Marion, Illinois Phone 993-3373 Represenhng STATE FARM INSURANCEQ The Sign of a Careful Driver ORVAL LEU KERING AGENCY I3I3 Norfh Glendale Marion, Illinois Phone 993-3838 993-4 I 24 .11-if f r i ,,.,,. ', ' STATE FA RM F RE STATE FARM CASUALTY Careful Driving is No Accidenl Jusl as Good Grades are No Accidenl Your S'Ia'I'e Farm Agenr is Your Friend for Life. See Our Famous Junior ProI'ecI'or and Family Pro'I'ec'Ior Life Insurance Plans Before You Buy. I69 :Qi i 'iM A I DAVE'S WEST SIDE DRUGS our V1 5,-,.,f Lf.'-'on fs.- Q . JA ISEPENDABLE gi D R U G G I S T Free ' Delivery 75 LJ Food I Free Parking 52I Wesi' Main Marion, Illinois PI1. 993-2 I 66 Professional Service N SUPPLIES 41 rl E Q E' ,mMy 4 . -Q -Q , -Q i Monday Thru Safurday 9-9 Sunday I2-6 Convenienf Credi+ Plans Available Plwone 993-2I08 BRINGS YOU EVERYTHING EOR FAMILY, HOME AND CAR. SELECTIONS ARE UNBELIEVABLY LARGE. WE'RE TRULY A ONE-STOP SHOPPING CENTER. TEMPO CARRIES ON OUR THRIFTY MIDWEST TRADITION. WE CUT STORE KEEPING COSTS WITH LOW OVERHEAD, BIG VOLUME, FAST TURNOVER AND SELF-SERVICE. TEMPO SELLS ONLY FIRST OUALITY MERCHAN- DISE-AND STANDS BEHIND IT WITH A MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE ON EVERY ITEM. YOU MUST BE SATISFIED. I7I I MIG Efrlvl RESTAURANT .sufowasaoeo I LITTLE EGYPT SMORGASBORD AND RESTAURANT On New Roufe I3--4 Blocks Wes'r of Roufe I3 and Rouie 37 S'rop Ligh+s PHONE 993-8529 MARION, ILLINOIS A Large SeIecI'ion of Eruifs, Salads, MeaI's and Vege'IaI:Ies From Which To Choose ALL YOU CAN EAT NOON LUNCH SI.00 Children 65c Evening Dinner SI.40 BREAKFAST SERVED 6:00 A.M. Io 8:30 P.M. Closed Tuesdays Seafing CapacI+y I70 BanqueI' Room COMMUNITY SAVINGS AND LOAN SAVINGS INSURED, BY AN AGENCY OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT cARL's CAMERA SHOP ' BAINBRIDGE JEWELRY See 'l'I1e New Swinger- Polaroid Camera 808 Public Square MARION, ILLINOIS Since I882 Jewelry-Diamonds and Brides' Service MARION. ILLINOIS GENE SPIRES SHOP A'-BR'GHT'5 Sm, Fashions cLoTHlNG STORE . JV- and RGQUIGI' SIZBS CIo'I'I1ing for Men and Boys 2 I 5 Nor'II1 Marlref 993-8268 Wesi Side Public Square MARION ILLINOIS PHONE 993 3646 I ev- if ILIL Nh ziy L7 CAMPBELL email PHARMACY 200 NorI'h Markei' SI'ree'I MARION, ILLINOIS Four Regisfered Pharmacisis ROY CAMPBELL CHARLES INGRAM BILL CIARK JIM WELLS There Mus+ Be A Reason xff' 'wi f ,, I YI ,k.' .,g 5fg I . .. , x ff I S. Buchanan l We Icnow we are I'I1e NEWEST Some mi+e say we are SMALL THAT SUITS US JUST FINE BECAUSE WE KNOW WHEN YOU WANT YOUR PORTRAIT MADE YOU KNOW WHO TO CALL. YOUR so-G0-STUDIO DUNNING'S I ,en H- Phone Marion 1n1 '- 4.4 CHILDREN ARE OUR SPECIALTY 993-8367 , I I f I , I I WGGH MARION, ILLINOIS II50 Radio One in Soulhern Illinois Serving Six Million People- in Six SI'aI'es THE FAIR FU RN ITU RE CO. Locafed V4 Mile Easl' of 'I'he Marion Fairgrounds PARK EASY-SHOP EASY PAY EASY Sourhern Illinois' Larges'l' KROEHLER DEALER Complimenrs of THE UPTOWN MOTEL V2 Block From Public Square Behind Orpheum Thealre Head of DownIown Phone 993-2I68 Complimenls of JOYN ER BROS., INC. Disfriburor of Box Chocolafes lwhglegale '05 535+ Main Cigars-Tobacco MARION' ILLINOIS Foun'I'ain Service Vending Machines Marion, Illinois Phone 993-3803 ai Mfr' Q.: A W. T. GRANT CO. Wont More for Your Money? Keep Your Eye on Gronts. II02 Public Square PHONE 993--2664 MARION, ILLINOIS Compiimenfs of MARION FINANCE COMPANY, INC. MARION FINANCE COMPANY, INC. Is +he OnIy Loan Office in Marion Owned by People Who Live in This Area. L. C. CAVANESS, Pres. BARNEY BOREN, Sec.-Treas STELLA MEZO, Vice Pres. PAT CRUM, Cashier I Complimenfs of: DeYoung Cenfer Congrafularions and Much Success in 'Ihe Fufurel Make One of Your Fufure FS FARM SUPPLIES Resolufions-+o Ea+ Here Offen. 50' Norm Monroe Breakfasf-Lunch-Sfeaks MARION- II-I-INOIS Complimenfs of FABICK MACHINERY COMPANY MARION, lLuNols .52-L2 W -is Q I A Honey of a Piace fo Shop and Save 908 Soufh Courf-Lof of Parlring Space-Phone 993-8430 Open 7 Days a Week-Open 8 A.M. 'l'o 7 P.M. Monday ihru Sa'IurcIay EVERET AND BERNICE MADDUX 'wr MARION ILL YQ f' , .z 5 57? N W- - -.,.32ff54QiX:,.a , , A if X, 'GRI DUST' Rf f ,W s ., - A ' H Q, , N 4 f. . ,I . f ' Q 'vi' ix' ,' , I . K .k,, A 5,18 I Q' ,- , ' K A 45' 5 gui' L ,IN .. I J COU RTN EY'S Moving - Packing - Shipping OIdesI . . . Mosi Reliable MARION, ILLINOIS 5I3 NORTH MARKET 993-2667 ABSHER MOTOR SALES CITY HWY. I3-EAST Your American Mo+orslRamblers Dealer v Q I I AMERICAN MOTORS . . . WHERE QUALITY IS BUILT IN NOT ADDED oN. MONROE CLEANERS The Home of Beau+ifuI Dry Cleaning Phone 993-4740 405 Wes'I Main Marion, Illinois GREEN'S I-louse of Color Inferior Decoralor Service 9 Carpels 9 Wall Covering Painl' 9 ArI'is1' Supplies 9 Draperies 400 Norfh Marlcef Dial 993-625I ONE STOP DECORATING Complimenfs of WINTER'S BARBER SHOP Complimenfs of BRACY FOODS RAYMOND cnews 303 wesf Main Manage' Marion, Illinois MARION ICE AND COAL SERVICE C MAR-LEN all Us For Ice and Coal Beauly Nook Phone 993-38I3 509 Wesi College l I8I MITCHELL FUNERAL HCME Ambulance Service Air Conditioned Oxygen Equipped 800 NORTH MARKET PHONE 993-2095 MARION. ILLINOIS WILLIAMSON COUNTY FARM BUREAU LegisIaI'ion Public ReIaI'ions Co-Opera+ive Purchasing H PAYS and Informafion Co-OperaI'ive Markefing +0 Belong-I Ac-Hvhies for -Hqe Enfire Farm Family THE FARM BUREAU WAY IS THE AMERICAN WAY CompIimen'I's of I Complimenis of GREYHEIJIPAD BEN's OUTLET BUS ST N SHOE STORE II08 Soufh Couri' Marion IIIinois Larges+ SeIecIion In SO. IIIInOIS HERTZ-RENT A CAR TEEN FASH IONS Pre-Teens-Juniors Complimenfs of C. R. BROWNING PHILLIPS 66 STATION soo w. Main Phone 993-6557 Junior PeIi+es I03 E. College Marion IIIinois Marion, IIIinois ONE HOUR Firsi' in Qualiiy Faires+ in Price Fasfesi' in Service I08 NOFII1 Jackson Marion, IIIinois J K FOX'S FLOWERS Sz GIFTS 993-4048 419 S. COURT MARION, ILL. 09' - - QQ XS almnunv-'SQ ll ll Flowers and Service the BEST LAURA SIMPSON POOR BOYS MARKET TAX 81 ACCOUNTING Wholesale and Re+aiI Fruifs and Vegefabies AII Kinds of Groceries and Meais Roufe I3 Easf-Phone 993-4876 509 Eau De Young MARION, ILLINOIS MARION, ILLINOIS Phone 993-6I93 LA RRY'S DON UT SHOP Open 7 Days a Week From 6 A.M. Io I0 P.M. Phone 993-3906 50I DeYoung Cenier Marion, Illinois Phone 993-4885 Bmw is IRWIN TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Sfandard and Poriabie Typewri'I'ers Adding Machines IIOI Norih Courf Phone 993-2997 MARION, ILLINOIS Our Business WIRING AND FIXTURES PHONES 993-5628 ELECTRIC HEAT 993-8570 BRUCE ELECTRIC SERVICE EIec+ric Coniraciing MARION. ILLINOIS HWY. I3 E. MAIN ST. Enioy Ihe Magic of MODE O'DAY'S CONVENIENT LAYAWAY A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY ITEM 806 Public Square MARION. ILLINOIS BILL BUTLER'S Marion Insurance Agency ZOI So. MarIce'I S+. MARION, ILLINOIS Complimenfs of FLUCK'S MARKET 4I2 Norfh Marlcef Phone 993-3073 CALL FOR DELIVERY STYLART SHOPPE Marion's Mos+ Exclusive Ladies' Ready-fo-Wear Exclusive-Bur Noi Expensive' MARION, ILLINOIS ADAMS SHOE STORE Shoes and Shoe Repairing 4I8 Norfh Marixei' Sf. MARION, ILLINOIS 62959 CompIimenI's of HOTEL STATE BANK or MARION A Service Institution for Permanent Security Courteous Service-Ample Facilities Drive-In and Walk-Up Windows tor Convenient Banking THE BANK OF MARION ON THE SQUARE MARION, ILLINOIS InstaIIment Loan Department I06 N. Market St. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION oscAR SOHAFALE J. L. HILL Pres. Executive Vice Pres. MISS MARGARET BROEKING, Cashier CompIimen'Is of Goss ToM's BARBEQUE I Mile hIor+h on Rou+e 37 40' North Markd We Appreclafe Your Pa+ronage MAYTAG-RCA VICTOR-RCA WHIRLPOOL MiIgrSN99?f3:2IS PHONE 993-5I8l MARION, ILL. ' QUA I L R- . C L OT H I E R HENSWEA S S :ORNER 'N CE I 8 4 LiL J. V. WALKER AND SONS BILL HADFIELD, Manager PUBLIC SQUARE MARION, ILLINOIS ILES ARMATURE MARION MOTORS, INC. G Your Ford, Lincoln, Mercury 81 Deale' ELECTRIC WORKS, INC. 408-4IO Norfh Cour'I' Sfreei' Phone 993-2l6I ArmaI'ure MO'rOr MARION, ILLINOIS Winding PHONE Rebuilding 993-268I I88 f -A-A I MAYER BROS. E IQQODY S MOTOR SALES I OIdsmoEIIi1-Pon+Iac 603 Nor+I1 Markei' I 3 MARION, lLuNols ,Q ,E Phone 993-3610 A N ELECTRIC cooKlNG... 6' 1 In cool: nu Fab! E Q It's Flamelessl I cfNmALlLuNa1s Pusuc SERVICE CUMPANY Compliments of DR. E. T. BURWELL -OFFICES 503 Eas'r Broadway JOHNSTON CITY, ILLINOIS 983-4946 NELSON E. ASH III Wesf Main MARION, ILLINOIS 993-4996 PXWQME ml' PARKS IMPLEMENT COMPANY, INC. Dealers for: ALl..lS-CHALMERS GMC TRUCKS MASSEY FERGUSON NEW IDEA NEW HOLLAND McCULLOCH CHAIN Marion, Illinois Phone 993-2298 Highway I3 Easi' :VU l :Uma I Complimems of MARKS HARDWARE I ,, BOATRIGHT and 'QW' REAL ESTATE DECORATING CENTER - 5l5 W 'I' M ' 'Q Bank gfdrarlon Marionfslllinoiisn FEURER'S IGA MARKET Parficular People Prefer Across From High School A+hle'ric Field y GROCEMES AND MEMS -FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY- 3 Soul Ruijflionl ,,,im2 'e 993'5 0 Phone 993-6285 aol wee Main y Low Prices Every Day Marlon' Illinois I90 BANK OF EGYPT 2 I O Wes'r Main Marion Illinois IT PLEASES US TO SERVE YOU MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ,R ' A W'Af:, fi f , R f-:fig . 3 BAYS TH RIFTWAY STORE STORE HOURS 8 A.M. TO 8 P.M. - MON. THROUGH SAT Big enough to serve you! Small enough to know you! 805 NORTH COURT PHONE 993-6585 MARION ILLINOIS ODUM CONCRETE PRODUCTS READY-MIX CONCRETE AND CONCRETE BLOCKS 303 NorII1 Russell 993-2696 Marion, Illinois For Ihe La+es'I in Hairslyling Go 'Io DARLENE'S 3I5 S. Fourih SY. Dial 993-2438 KAESER LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Goods of Ihe Woods 602 Norfh Marlcei' MARION, ILLINOIS 993-3895 MARY S. DUNGEY, Realior 8: Insurer DUNGEY REALTY 905 Wesi DeYoung Sfreei' MARION. ILLINOIS SMALL'S FOOD STORE I005 Easl' Main PHONE 993-2735 Congratulations Graduates DR. A. N. BAKER DR. B. E. BAGBY DR. C. E. BOYD DR. H. C. DIBBLE DR. BEN FOX DR. J. W. JOHNSON DR. H. T. MERRELL DR. R. D. MORGAN DR. DONALD R. RIPLEY DR. WILLIAM L. RIPLEY DR. D. A. WATERBURY I ,I as , - ' I Xa 'Q YKQQ3 NMR 'vu QI H H ' 4 . 1 f , I 63 fvn' Ijvina 2195? IN DWI qw - Peipxz nun If DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER 2200 W. Main S+. MARION, ILLINOIS Phone 993-4I80 Hours II A.M.-II P.M. CompIeIe Carry Ou'r 5 Service IIIIIIRQ: II? f , I' I . J gg ' Sundae s fi IIurgers ' Fries ' U0 Q A... - I.. ..eA Ier,. , ,L,,,...-W., f f ,,.wf kr, ,Y . S splits ' shak ,,., 5tN,l'? '-'G MARION BOWL I2 AuI'omaI'ic AMF Pinspo'Hers I MILE WEST DOWNTOWN-MARION. ILLINOIS PHONE 993-67I6 Bowl Where You See The Magic Triangle Special Par'I'y RaI'es Io Schools and Organizafions 0 iennimn 'NW H! 1 . 3 :fP+'3'i 1 L n iw- -. X' 'I'J I' E I ii :ef 1 mai I f4. .iH'i ,'-, .'iIi'. I,5I 3.5 ! , 7 A R M Z. . ' :, .- JAMES R. WILSON FUNERAL HOME DIAL 993-2I3I I04 S. VAN BUREN MARION, ILLINOIS Congra'IuIa+ions, High SchooI Graduaies ROBERTS INSU RANCE AGENCY MABLE TODD ' OWEN J. COX RAYMOND E. ALLEN RAYMOND L. McCORMICK 2I0 Easf Union Phone 993-5373 THE UPTOWNER I03 N. MARKET Coffee Shop French Dining Room Private Parties Catering Featuring Breakfast Lunch Dinner WOHLWEND MOTOR EQUIPMENT CO.. INC. ew ou e Wesf 'Q'-11 I97 4 PULLEY AND SONS BARBECUE Easf Hard Road MARION, ILLINOIS Phone 993-4225 KIMMEL AUTO SUPPLY SouIhern Illinois' Leading Jobber 302 Norfh Couri' 993-8I26 MARION, ILLINOIS ZWICK'S SHOES On 'I'he Square MARION ILLINOIS Phone 993-6842 Foofwear for 'Ihe FamiIy. TURNER INTERIORS ArmsI'rong FIoors-Experf Ins'I'aIIa'I'ion Carpefs-Ceramic Tile Draperies-Porier Pain'I' Free Esfimafes New Rouie I3 Qffgce and Johnson 9Q7,l007 MARION. ILL. CompIimen+s of EDWARDS OIL CO. Disfribufor of DX Producfs 4II NorIh Cour+, Marion, III. Phone 993-4507 Complefe Line of DELCO PRODUCTS GASOLINE HEATING OILS MOTOR OIL GREASE BILL EDWARDS, Owner MARION LUMBER CO. 5I0 W. Main SI'ree+ MARION, ILLINOIS Phone 993-2653 . YOUR COMPLETE BUILDING SUPPLIER PARKS PHARMACY WALGREEN AGENCY CompIe+e Prescripfion Service George Johnson, R.P.H. COSMETICS SUNDRIES HALLMARK CARDS DRIVE-IN PRESCRIPTION WINDOW WE GIVE EAGLE STAMPS Phone 993-3743 MARION ILLINOIS Best Wishes! I From These Marion Attorneys ROBERT L. BUTLER AUGUST L. FOWLER RALPH HARRIS ROBERT HOLBROOK GORDON LAMBERT GEORGE E. MORGAN KENNETH POWLESS JAMES W. SANDERS CHARLES D. WINTERS THOMAS EARL WHITACRE DETECTIVE AGENCY Licensed-State of IIIinois-Bonded I vestigations--Patrol and Guard Service PHONE 993-5034 409 N. Markei' Phone 993-4936 ENNIES ftadwc I Marion, Illinois 0 Y awe! MW A ou're in +he eps: AA. IIW II2 E M SI' I' Marion, IIIinois T v w Mews WEAR, mc. here Marion Trades I WiI'I1 ConficIence Phone 993-8496 Herrin IIIino BEST WISHES ALLEN INDUSTRIES INC. is THANKS TO OUR Absher Molor Adams Shoe Slore AIbrigh+'s Clolhing Slore Allen Induslries, Inc. Bagby, Dr. B. E. Bainbridge Jewelry Baker, Dr. A. N. Bank of Egypl Bank of Marion Bays Thriflway Slore Bell 81 Zoller Coal Company Ben's Oullel Shoe Slore Bennie's Ilalian Food Biedermans of Marion, Inc. Boalrighl Real Eslale Bowman Tire Marl, lnc. Boyd, Dr. C. E. Bracy Foods The Bridal Haven Browning, C. R., Phillips 66 Slalion Bruce Eleclric Service Burger Chef Burwell, Dr. E. T. X: Nelson E. Ash Busy Bee Markel' Bu+Ier's Marion Insurance Agency Buller, Roberl' L. Byassee, Howard, Slandard Oil Dislribulor Campbell Rexall Slore Carl's Camera Shop Cenlral Illinois Public Service Char Pil' Chrisl' Eleclric Company Cline-Vick Drug Communily Savings 8r Loan Courlney's Cox's Hardware 8r Furnilure Dairy Queen - Brazier DarIene's Beauly Shop Dave's Wesl Side Drugs Dibble, Dr. H. C. Dungey Really Dunning's Sludio Ealon, Dr. O. A. Edwards Oil Company Fabick Machinery Co. The Fair Furnilure Slore Farmer's Produce Sr Implemen-I Co. Feurer's IGA Marker FIuck's Markel' Fowler, Augusl L. Fox, Dr. Ben Fox's Flower Shop Giles Armalure 8r Eleclric Works, lnc. Gospel Book Slore Goss Home Furnishings Green's House of Color Greyhound Bus S+a+ion Harris, Ralph Carl Harvel Agency Real Eslale Holbrook, Roberl Hood's Sludio Holel Slale Hudgens, Dr. Roberl Irwin Typewriler Exchange Jackson Xr Gray Co., lnc. Jeler, Dr. Everell' E. Johnson, Dr. J. W. Joyner Bros., Inc. Kaeser, Dr. John L. R. Kaeser Lumber Company, Inc. PATRONS Keller, Dr. L. E. Kelly Plumbing 8: Healing Service Kimmel Aulo Supply Kroger Slore Gordon Lamberl Larry's Donul Shop LiHle Egypl Smorgasbord Marion Bakery Marion Bowl Marion College of Beauly Cullure Marion Daily Republican Marion Finance Company, Inc. Marion Ice Sr Coal Service Marion Lumber Co. Marion Mo+ors, Inc. Marion Pepsi-Cola Dislribuling Marks Hardware 8r Decoraling Mar-Len Beauly Nook Mayer Bros. Molor Sales McAlpin, Dr. Joseph Merrell, Dr. H. T. Milchell Funeral Home Mode O'Day Monroe Cleaners Morgan. George E. Morgan, Dr. R. D. Odum Concrele Producls, Inc. Odum's Jewelry Orkin Exlerminalion Co., Inc. Parks Implemenl Company, Inc. Parks Pharmacy Peerless Cleaners Planfer Poor Boys Markel' Kennelh B. Powless Pressley, Bill, 8: Son Pulley 8r Sons Bar-B-Que Reach 8r Son Ripley, Dr. Donald R. Ripley, Dr. William L. Rober'I s Insurance Agency Rodd Agency Rolh Cleaners Sanders, James W. Cenrer Simpson, Laura, Tax and Accounling Service SmaII's Food Slore Spires' Shop Slafe Farm Insurance Slylarl Shoppe Summers, LaVeIle, Beauly Shop Teen Fashions Tempo T. V. W. Men's Clolhing Slore Tom's Bar-B-Que Turner lnleriors Twin Counly Service Company WGGH W. T. Granl Co. J. V. Walker 8: Sons Walerbury, Dr. D. A. Whilacre Deleclive Agency Williams, Dr. W. E. Williamson Counly Farm Bureau Wilson Funeral Home Winl'er's Barber Shop Winlers, Charles D. Wohlwend Molor 8: Equipmenl Co., U plown Molel Uplowner Zwick's Shoes Inc Evans, Aaron, Karen B7 Abercrombie, Alice 99 Adams, David 87 Adams, Lynn 87 Adams, Sharon 99 Adams, Sue Ellen 87 Adams, Violet 87 Addison, Karen 87 Boyt, Th ala 100 Brac ewull, Mabel 20 Bradley, Bradley, Bradley, Debbie 100 Kenny 88 Linda 100 Bradley, Mark 100 Brandner, Pat 40, 60, 118 Branning, Phillip 65, 118 Browning, Bob 88 Allen, Allen, Elizabeth 39, 40, 59, 116 Mary 58, 116 Allen, Raylene 40, 64, 99 Allen, Rusty 71, 99 Allen, Valorie 42, 99 Anderson, Darrell 71, 83, 87 Anderson, Emily 50, 99 Anderson, Garla 34, 70, 116 Anderson, Leroy 19, 72 , Bill 26, 102 Anderson, Tom 37, 38, 40, 41, 46, 99, 103 ANNUAL STAFF 44, 45 Antonini, Tom 42, 72, 75, 99 Arford, Mary W, 5, 21, 55, 56, 57 Armstrong, William 13 ART CLUB 59 Ash, Janet 20, 52 Ashley, Audrey, 30, 38, 39 Askew, Sam 38, 40, 41, 52, 62, 116 Atchison, Gary 71, 78, 82, 83, B7 Atnip, Linda 45, 61, 116 Atwood, Marena 42, 43, 65, 87 Avripas, Robert A. 116 Baccus, Marlene 38, 39, 40, 116' Bain, Keith 52, 116 Baker, Alan 99 Baker, Doris 28 Baker, Harold 99 Baker, Ronald E. 116 Baker, Rosemary 117 Baker, Virginia 57, 99 BAND 42, 43 Bankston, Lavonia J. 117 Freeman Barbaro, Girard 29, 72, 73, 99 Barbaro, Steven 76, 87 67 Carruthers, Gary 77 Barekman, George 67, 87 Barker, Pat 24 Bratten, Larry 48, 118 Bratzel, Kathy 40, 52, 118 Broeking, Donna 100 Broeking, Larry 77, 84 Broeking, Mike 71, 78, 82, 8 Browder, Ray 15 Brown, Bill 42, 67, 118 Brown, Doug B8 Browning, Beverly 118 Browning, John D. 57, 119 Bryan, Cinda 119 Buckner, Glenn 100 Buckner, Gwen 101 Bundren, Barbara 101 Bundy, John 45, 50, 71, 119 Burgener, Debby 45, 88 Burgess, Joy 49, 119 Burns, Vernell 19, 77 Burress, Bruce 67, 101 Buttrun, Gary E. 57, 119 Byrd, Carla 101 Cadle, Jerry 63, 119, 123 Cagle, Carolyn 101 Cagle, Helen 23 Cain, Patti 37, 39, 40, 101 Caldwell, Chris 70, 101 CAMERA CLUB 58 Campbell, Joe 119 Campbell, Patricia 57, 120 Campbell, Ronald 88 CAMPUS PRESS CLUB 47 Cannon, Darrell 77 Cannon, Gloria 88 Carnaghi, Marlene 39, 40, 101 Carrier, Mary 88 Clark, Richard 63, 120, 123 Clark, Ron B8 Clay, Bill 121 Clay, Joyce Jean 88 Cline, Malcolm 63, 121 Close, Luana 121 Cogdill, Carol 40, 121 Cole, Linda 61, 121 Collier, Sandy 88 Collier, Stephen 37, 45, 54, 55, 60, 66, 122 Conley, Bonnie 122 Connell, Lila 88 Connett, Bob 42, 67, 122 Cook, Diane 40, 102 Cook, Mike 37, 65, 122 Cooper, Bob 102 Emery, Dale 124 Emery, Gale 20, 58 Emery, Mickey 103 Emery, Mike 30, 124- Emery, Richard 103 Emery , Ronald 67, 103 Evans, Albert 76, 86, 89 Ronnie Lee 67. 103 Evrard, Keith 63, 89 Evrard, Luetta 103 Evrard, Ricky 89 Farthing, Clyde 89 Farris, James 77 F. B. L. A. 61 Feldkamp, Cathy 58, 103 Cooper, George 60, 122 Copher, Vicki 122 Corder, Corder, Adra 40, 88 Brian 40, 41, 122 Counts, Hank 77 Cox, Gail 102 Cox, Nancy 102 Craig, Steve 88 Crawford, Paul 42, 102 Cripps, lzetta 89 Croft, Dee 38, 40, 53, 61, 70, 123 Cullum, Barbara 89 Dare, Patrica 123 Damron, Brigetta 89 Daum, Charles 67, 102 Davis, Bob 102 Davis, Karin 89 Davis, Lois 123 Davis, Greg 38, 40, 41, 123 Davis, Dawes, Robbie 58,102 Jimmy 123 Dawson, Vicky Lynn 123 Dean, W. s. B. 5, 22, 60 Deaton Felts, Jerry 89 Felts, John 104 Felts, Melvin 12 Felts, Sherry 40, 53, 71, 89 Fetters, A1-na 48, 89 Feurer, Ann 45, 52, 89 Feurer, Emil 12 Feurer, Hilda 13 F. F. A. 63 F. H. A. 60 Filer, Mike 74, 104 Fisher, Madge 14 Fisher, Ron 125 Fletcher, Jack 29, 78, 83 Fluck, Louis 19, 58 Fofar, Richard 89 Fosse, Jim 76, 89 Fowler, Gordon 125 Fox, Betty Absher 125 Fox, Hubert 22, 62 Fozard , David 67, 104 Franks, James 74, 78, 81, 104 Frattini, Steve 42, 51, 125 Fredmant, Mark 46, 90 Fredman, Murray 50, 104 Deaton, Carol Ann 123 Fredman , Suellen 40, 104 , Jim 90 Deatony, Peggy 124, 136 Deaton, Wesley FRENCH CLUB 55 1 FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY 56 A 125 Denis, Francis 89 nn Barnaby, Alfred 99 Barnaby, Jim 99 Barnett, Linda 28 Carter Carter Carla 101 James 101 Barra, Sandra 24 Bathon, Dennis 99 Bathon, Maurice 87 Barton, Betty Jean 65, 117 Barton., Katheleen 87 Bearden, Carlotta 87 Bearden, Jackie 46, 87 52, 55, 60, 120 Linda 40, 70, 104 Bearden, Kathie 99 Beasley, Kathy 99 Bell, Charles 63, 117 Bethel, Billy 77 Bethel, Jody 57, 100 Bethel, Linda 99 BIBLE CLUB 60 Binkley, Robert 63, 100 BIOLOGY CLUB 62 Blankenship, Dennis 87 Blankenship, Earl 87 Blankenship, Jeri 87 Bloodworth, Jerry 100 Bloodworth, Larry 117 Blumenstock, Kenny 63, 87 Boatright, Carol 40, 87 Boester, Alan 100 Boester, Fred 100 Boles, Janice Eileen 117 Bond, Steve 48, 76, 83, 88 Boner, Jerry 63, 88 Boyd, Carylon 42, 118, 138 Boyd, Sue 100 Boyd, Wanda 17 BOYS OCTET 38 204 Carter, Karen 40, 101 Carter, Leon 4-2, 120 Carter, Mary Kay 54, 58, 101 Carter, Mike 88 Casey, Grace 101 Cash, James R. 120 Cassidy, Jodi 42, 88 Cast, Sam 42, 101 Chamness, John Alan 37, 38, 40, 41, Chamn ess Chamness Chamn ess Chamness , Leslie 15 , Ragena 88 , Richard 120 , Steve 63, 101 Chaney, Bill 72, 74, 101 Chapman, Joe 101 Chase, Nancy 40, 52, 53, Chase, Toni 88 101 DeMattei, Clarence 27, 72 Deming, Larry 42, sv, 67, 124 Dibble, Tom 102 DiPietro, Joanne 23, 37, 70, 124 Ditterline, Terry 67, 102 Doughty, Larry 77, 84 Douglas, Steve 124 Drake, Mark 51, 102 DRAMATIC CLUB 66 Drennan, Marsha 89 Drew, Charles 89 Drone, Ruth 102 Drury, Marie 14 Dunn, Jerry 38, 40, 41, 124 Dunn, Marsha 39, 40, 102 Dunning, Frank 103 Dunning, Vivian 103 Durham, Don 89 Dusch, Barbara 103 Frey, Alex 125 Frick, Frick, Paula 40, 55, 126 Frick, Roger 40, 41, 50, 52, 126 Fries, Leo fMrs.J 13 Frost, Linda 126 F. T. A. 58 Fuller, Jeri 40, 90 Fuson, Blenda 38, 39, 40 52, 104 G. A. A. 65 Garner, Donna 90 Gentry, Melinda 40, 104 George, James H. 26 George, Janet 11, 17 Ghent, Jim 90 Gibbons, Raymond 84 Giles, Giles, John 37, 38, 40, 41, 50, 54 104 Chenoweth, Bob 88 CHESS CLUB 65 CHESTERFIELD CLUB 53 Chestosky, Shari 40, 46, 54, 64. 102 Chicon, Larry 42, 102 Childers, Johnnie 71, 78, 81, 82 Choate, Richard 76, 88 Christ, John 47, 48, 120 Christ, Terri 88 Christopher, Bill 35, 72, 73, 121 Christy, Avis 121 Clarida, Linda 65, 102 2 Clark, Bari Lynn 35, 45, 46, 61, 115, 121 Clark, Becky 31, 88 Eadie, Dale 89 Eadie, Ted 72, 74, 103 Eckols, Nancy 37, 49, 58, 124 Eckols, Sandra 58, 124 Edwards, .Allan R. 4 Edwards, Charlene B9 Edwards, Joanna 40, 56, 64, 103 Edwards, Kay 58, 89 Edwards, Tommy 48, 89 Eigenmann, Phillip 30, 43 Eldridge, Jackie 57, 89 Elliott, Bill 103 Ellis, Peggy 89 Gillam, Valerie 20, 47, 48, Gilley, David ss, 40, 41, 41, so, 78, 81, 82, 126 GIRLS CHOIR 41 GIRLS OCTET 39 Glasco, Joyce 104 Glasco, Sue 20, 37, 66 Click, Donald 40, 41, 46, 50, 119, 126, 148 Goepfert, Robin 126 Gooch, Tom 90 Gooden, Joe 57, 90 Gotway, Gerald 10, 22, 62 Gower, Don 90 Gower, Paula 49, 58, 125, 126 rassinger, Robin 46, 72, 74, 98, 104 raul, Kenneth 127 raves, Ronny 77 raves, Truman 83, 90 reen, Carol 90 reen, Janet 127 regory, Christine 104 resham, Patty 90 riffin, rider, riffin, riffin, riffin, riffin, riffin, Robert 104 Barbara 65, 90 Danny 104 David 104 Dennis 104 Dianna 58, 60, 127 Gail 104 riffiths, Paulette 127 roves, roves, Anita 57, 90 Cheryl 127 roves, Phillip Joel 52, 127 ulley, Kent 105 MIXED CHOIR 40 unterberg, Grq 90 urley, Anita 42, 58, 127 ale, Lowell 128 AM RADIO CLUB 67 amilton. Gary 42, 90 BIICOC anks, arlan, arlan, arris, arris, arris, arris, a-rris, art, J k, Ray 20 Dale 128 Bennie 77 Mary Jo 42, 43, 90 Dale 105 Gary 105 Marcia 38, 40, 41, 90 Mike 128 Ray 12 ani 128 ick, Kitty 38, 40, 54, 107 artwell, Charles 42, 90 artwell. Tom 128 ayes, Linda 105 earn, Bill 63, 128 earn, Diana 60, 105 ebbler, Bill 90 eilig, Linda 90 ellberg, Barbara 129 ellberg, Roberta 105 enderson, Shelba 129 endrickson, Cheri 105 endrickson, Dan 105 endrickson, Linda 105 enshaw, William 129 ensnn, Marsha 43, 90 erren, Danny 105 erring, George 76, 83, 90 ertz, Patti 45, 61, 129 erzog, Dean 105 estand, Nancy 57, 90 ickey, Lindell 90 icks, Bruce 67, 105 igh, Roger 84 igblander, Lynn 53, 105 ill, Phyllis 24 ill, Terry 62, 129 ill, Tommy 105 ill, William 129 illiard, Jackie 91 illiard, Jim 42, 76, 91 illiard, Judy 65, 91 I-Y 52 odge, Judy Kay 129 ollifield, Chris 91 olmes, Richard 91 olmes, Roger 84 oltzman, Roberta 40, 105 ood, Terry 129 ood, Wendell 67, 105 ope, Terry 91 ouse, Jerry 91 ousley, Janet 42, 129 ouston, Phillip 91 78, 82, Howard, Robert W. 19, 52 Hubbard, Camille 40, 91 Hudgens, Larry 76, 91 Hudgens, Max 15 Hudgens, Tony 105 Hughes, Bob 91 Hughes, Bob 130 Hunter, Clay 10, 19, 50 Hurt, Kenny 76, 91 Lambert, Richard 12 Lambert, Sam 132 Lamphere, Deon 106 Lane, Terry 132 Larson, Larry 106 LATIN CLUB 54 LATIN HONOR SOCIETY 5-l Layne, Sheila 92 Ledbctter, Bob 37, 42, 106 Hurt, Lee 71, 130 Hutchison, Mary Alice 39, 40, 48, 130 INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB 67 Irwin, Sally 40, 91 Jack, David 105 Jack, Ernie 63, 130 James, Charles 63, 91 Jenkins, Dan 91 Jennings, Shirley 130 Lee, Peggy 92 Leonard, Charles 92 Lance, Allen 77 LIBRARY CLUB 49 Linck, Danny 107 Linck, Mike 132 Little, Bennie 92 Little, Beulah 107 Lockard. Joe 92 Lokerse, Francey 35, 40, 92 Love, Anita 92 Love, William 76, 92 Lowe, Richard 77 Melvin, David 37, 54, 71, 108 Meneese, David 135 Menees Jennifer 60, 93 ev Meracle, Sherry 108 Merrell, Jim 29, 40, 41, as, 93 Merritt, Bill 108 Merritt, Clarence Eugene 42, 5 Merrow, Tom 48, 50, 135 Midgett, Bob 108 Mifflin, Cheryl 43, 46, 50, 135 Mifflin, Patty 71, 86, 93 7, 135 Miles, Donna 135, 144 Miuer, Becky 31, 32, 34, 35, 45. 46, 135 Miller, Bill 29, 72, 76 Miller, Melinda 40, 135 Miller, Mike 46, 72, 75, 108 Miller, Robert A. 136 Miller, Susan 93 Miskelley, Stanley 93 Mitchell, Bruce 93 Mitsdarffer, Paula 46, 115, 136 Lowe, Sherry 92 Jeter, Tom 91 Johns, Brenda 39, 40, 61, 106 Lueker, Paulette 133 Lundcmo, Peggy 38, 39, 40, 54, 107 Moake, Clyde 108 Moake, David 76, 93 Johns, Ruth Ann 31, 42, 43, 45, 130 Johnson, Erma 106 Johnson, Marilyn , 64, 106 Lyerla, Lyerla. Barbara 38, 40, 61, 133 Karon 133 Lynch, Everett 18 Johnston., John 37, 40, 41, 106 Jolly, Brenda 130 Jones, David 106 Jones, David 77, 84 Jones, DeWayne 131 jones, Dick 29, 11, 7a, B2 Jones. Dorothy fMrs.J 14 Jones, Gary 56, 57, 106 Jones, George 106 Jones, Mike 83, 91 Jones, R. J. 106 Jones, Sandra 91 Jordan, Judy. 106 Jordan, Lorraine 131 Lynch, Martha 92 Lynch, Patsy 92 MADRIGALIANS 38 Makarauskas, Jim 45, 46, 76, 83. 86. 93 Malcom, Ronald 107 MALE GLEE CLUB 41 Malin, Mike 84 Malone, Steve 76, 93 Montgomery, Shelbina 136 Moore, Joyce 93 Morgan, Brenda 108 Morgan, Dick 51, 108 Morgan, Lacey 108 Mosley, Linda 40, 108 Moss, Linda 47, 48, 136 Murp11y, Charles 67, 108 Murphy, Jennifer 64, 136 Murphy, Pat 136 Murphy, Tom 64, 93 Murphy, William 26 Murry, Perry 93 Mandrcll, Sharon Lynn 131 Manier, Carl 10, 22, 62 Mann, Alice 23, 50 Marks, Bill 42, 48, 134 Nall, Terry 108 Neber, Marita 58, 137 Neely, Joe 76, 93 Joyner, Howie 42, 76, 78, 82, 83, 91 Kaeser, Dick 9l Marks, Denny 134 Marks, Donald 93 Marks, Judy 93 Marks, Marjorie 48, 107 Kelley, Brenda 91 Kelley, Cherylann 39, 40, 41, 60, 66 91 Marshall, Tom 50, 107 Martin, Jim 93 MATH HONOR SOCIETY 50 Neisen, Beverly 56, 57, 93 Neisen, Sharon 58, 109 Nelson., Karl 45, 47, 48, 137 Nelson, Mary fMrs.1 14 Nelson, Mary Ann 137 Nemeth, Sherilyn K. 42, 137 Keller, Jackie 40, 41, 50, 91 Kelley,- Karen 60, 64, 91 Matheny, Barbara 107 Matthews, Violet 107 Kelley, Pam 37, 60, 106 Kelly, Bill 131 Kelly, Kenneth 63, 106 Kelly, Nina 131 Kelton, Gary 131 Kelton, Jim 106 Kent, Frankie 92 Kerley, Janice 92 Kesler, Judy 92 KEY CLUB 51 King, Claudia 58, 62, 131 King, Darlene 42, 131 King, Kay 40, 92 King, Rick 106 King, Wiley E. 59, 128, 132 Mattox, Kent T7 Maxwell , Steve 107 May, Ja mie 77, 84 May, Mary 107 May, Pam 134, 136 Mayer, Larry 107 McAlpin, Carol 39, 40, 92 McAnelly, Dale 92 McAnelly, Ken 76, 92 McCabe, Allan I8 McCabe, Deanna 44, 60, 107 McCabe, James 84 McCabe, Michael M. 133 McCarty, Gary 77 McCorm Newbold, Judy 93 Newell, Phyllis 109 Newlin, Roger 93 Nichelson, April 93 Nicholls, Joe 137 Nichols, Jack 17, 18 Nicholson, Eva Sue 137 Nicholson, Steve 93 Nolen, Gary 10, 19, 52 Norris, Malissa 109 Norris, Renee 109 O'Connor, Bernard 63, Odom, Daina 93 Odum, Sharon 109 0rf, Susan 94 Kinsey, Bill 83, 92 Kipp, Susan 58, 92 Kirkpatrick, Kathryn 92 Kline, George 35, 50, 72 132 73, 115, Kneezel, Pam 49, 106 Kobler, Herbert 27, 63 Kohler, Jennifer 46, 92 Koonce, Brenda 132 Koonce, Linda 40, 132 Krumrey, Darryll 35, 72, 73, 78, 81, 82, 132 Krumrey, Herb 132 Kuykendall, Jerry 71, 106 LaBotte, Ed 92 McDonald, Suzanne 107 McDonough, Mike 92 McDowell, Tom 93 McGee, Jennifer 93 Ml:Keighen, Jolene 107 McKinney, Charles 107 McKinney, Marsha 133 McKinnies, George 107 McNeile, Margaret 20, 46 McWhirter, Cheryl 40, 58, 117, 133 Meade, Alice Faye 134- Mecce, James 15 Melliges, Charles 107 Melliges, Nancy 37, 39, 40, 60, 134 Melvin, Arthur 4-2, 134 Osmen, Brenda 137 Osman, Harriet 137 Otey, Sidney 109 Otey, Wally 63, 138 Owens, Raymond 15 Ozment, Karen 49, 138 Ozment, Sharon 94 Parks, Bill 50, 109 Parks, Parks, Parks, Bill 109 Carnie 63, 94 William 12 Palmer, Randy 71, 78, 79, 82, 138 Parrnle y, Janet 40, 109 205 Salzman, Annctta 49, 142 60, 65, 148 Teague, Wohlw l,., Y, l , Parrigin, Antoinette 138 Patchett, Randy 109 Pate, Leanne 138 Pate, Mike 138 Pate, Paula 45, 138 Patterson, Diane 94 Patterson, Evelyn 21, 54 Pease, Jacki 37, 139 PEP CLUB 64 Perschbacher, Lynn 58, 109 Peters, Kathy 56, 109 Peterson, Mildred 13 Peterson, Yolonde 30, 40 Pllalp, Donna J. 50, 60, 136, 139 Phalp. Joe 77 Phillips, Alice 48, 109 Phillips, Carol Denise 139 Phillips, Debbie 94 Phillips Linda 109 Phillips Lita 24, 61 Phillips, Mike 94 Phillips, Roberta 43, 94 Phillips Ronnie 67, 94 Phillips, Pickens Vickie 94 Thomas 139 Pippin, Mike 15, 56, 57, 67, 119, 139 Poe, Barbara 109 Polak, Karen 109 Ponder, Sheila 109 Poole, Jacqueline 139 Potthoff, Judy 40, 94 Powell, Dianna 139 Power, Jane Ann 28, 40, 46, 71, 94 Poweless, Jim 54, 72, 74, 98, 109 Prater, Patsy 110 Pritchett, Bob 63, 110 Pritchett, Gene 32, 34, 35, 70, 73, 78, 79, 82, 140 Pulley, Pat 67, 110 Pulley, Paula 37, 38, 39, 40, 110 Quayle, George 94 Quertermous, Norman 84 Radcliffe, Jean 94 Ragain, Rickey 94 Ragain, Terry 4-0, 41, 58, 140 Raicll, Filomena 18 Raines, Eddie 110 Rains, Bob 43, 110 Rains, Lauralyn 94 Rains, Linda Lee 140 Rametta, Carolyn 94 Ramsey, Darlene Kay 140 Raney, Ronald 77 Reback, Beck 53, 71, 94 Reback, John 35, 46, 72, 73, 140 Rector, Judie 110 Reed, Kathy 58, 94 Reed, Sandy 110 Reed, Susan 54, 110 Reel, Aimee 37, 59, 100 Reel, Robbie 140 Reese, Beverly 140 Reese, Jennifer 140 Reid, Jim 10, 28, 84 Rester, Tom 72, 75, 110 Reynolds, David 37, 40, 41, 54, 58, 60, 140 Ritchey, Dr. W. 3 Rix, Cheryl 45, 94- Rix, David 77 Rix, Debby 35, 98, 110 Rix, Gary 94 Rix, Mike 49, 64, 141 Rix, Steve 72, 74, 110 Roberts, Greg 57, 141 Robertson, Clyde 12 Robertson, Danny 84 Robertson, Mike 141 Robertson, Ralph 110 Robertson, Tommy 63, 1-ll Roe, Bob 63, 142 line, Debbi 50, 94 Rogers, Linda 142 Roper, Jerry 40, 41, 59, 128, Rose, Brenda 94 Rose, Pamela Jayne 47, 142 Rose, Sam 111 Ross, Edna 14 Roth, John 95 Rowe, Carolyn 111 Rue, Mary Anne 119, 142 Rush, Ted ss, 111 Rushing, Chuck 76, 83, 95 Russell, Christy 54, 71, 95 Russell, Terry 95 Samford, Glenn. 111 Samples, Danny 111 Samples, Linda 142 Samples, Margaret 111 Samples, Patricia 111 Sanders, James 12 Sanders, Jane 40, 95 Sandlin, Linda 14-3 Sanson, Brenda Kay 143 Sandson, Jim 111 SCIENCE CLUB 62 Scott, R onnie 43, 143 Scudder, Jolln 77 Scudder, Sarah 111 Snider, Beverly 95 Snider, Carol 95 Snider, Steve 43, 76, 86, 95 Snyder, Bob 77 Snyder, Ellen K. 25, 60 Snyder, Leslie 112 Snyder, Randy 43, 47, 48, 72, 75, 112 SOCIAL STUDIES CLUB 50 Soldner , George 77, 84 Soldner, Lelynna 10, 31, 45, 54, 61, 112 Souza, Jim 71, 95 SPANISH CLUB 57 SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY 56 Sparks, Greg 95 Spiller, Allen 96 Spiller, Sam 76, 96 Spltzner, Jim 96 SPORTS 69-84 SQUARE DANCE CLUB 64 Stalhut, Linda 144 Stanley, Orland 12 Stapleton, Steve 96 Starr, Fred 65, 72, 73, 145 Starrick, Greg 11, 18, ao, 82, 112 Steffenl, Jeanne 47, 48, 58, 145 Steffen, Susan 37, 112 Stephens, Gary 96 Stephens, Shirley 112 Stewart, Jerry 96 Stilley, Janet Deaton 145 Stokes, George 96 Stokes, Kenneth 52, 145 Stone, Dick 63, 145 Stone, Mary 96 Storme, A. C. 11, 16, 46 Stoup, Barbara 48, 125, 145 Stoup, Margaret 112 Stowers, Kurt 77, 84 Stowers, Rick 38, 40, 41, 43, 96 Strickland, Linda 96 Strobel, Stephen 51, 63, 112 STUDENT COUNCIL 46 Sullins, Ralph 145 Travelstead, Danny 35, 72, 73, 81, 32, 147 Travelstead, Regina 113 TRI-HI-Y 52 Turczyn, Jan 50, 70, 147 Turley, Bill 96 Tuirnage, Marilyn 43, 58, 147 Turner, Cynthia 96 Turner, Darrell Owen 147 Turns, Mike 113 Van Rockcl, Tim 113 Vaughn, Brenda 96 Vaughn, Danny 113 Vaughn, Jerry 50, 147 Vaughn, Robert Dale 147 Vest, Jan 40, 41, 46, 97, Waldron, Hilda 148 Walker, Bill 34, 62, 12, 13, 78 82, 148 Walker, Jerry 77 Walker, Lorraine 148 Walker, Mary 45, 61, 148 Wall, Susan 113 Wall, Wade 113 Wallace, Dr. Robert 13, 37 Wandling, Hilda 14 Waterbury, Jo Rana 34, 37, 47, Sears, Jim 72, 75, 78, 82, 143 Sears, Marti 95 Scgers, Jim 143 Shafer, Steve, 111 Shanks, Gene 111 Sharpe, George 95 Sheer, Judy K. 143 Shillingcr, Jim 34, 12, 14, 143 Shoot, Nancy Susan 34, 141. Short, Gayla 43, 95 Short, Glenda 23, 58, 144 Short, Sam 95 Short, Susan 48, 95 Shotton, Vicki 144 Simmons, Sarah 111 Simpson, David 64, 112 Sullivan, Willie 72, 75, 78, 81, 82, 113 Summers, Debby 96 Summers, Linda 145 Charles Richard 145 Sutton, Sutton, Maxine 96 Sutton, Priscilla 96 Swan, Roger 146 Tanner, Nancy 96 Tanner, John 146 Tanner, Sharon 146 Taylor, Dennis 77 Taylor, Don 84- Taylor, Loren 246 Mary Jo 40, 61, 96 Watkins, Pamela 113 Watsony, Nellie 113 Weaver, Webb, C Dennis 57, 113 hester 113 Webb, Jeralyn 39, 40, 46, 113 Webb, Wanda 148 Weber, Gary 48, 58, 97 Welborn, Barbara 113 Welborn, James 114 Wells, Ricky 97 Wheeler, Jim 43, 71. 114 Wheeler, Jonathan 40, 41, 71, 1144 Wheeler, Larry 43, 97 Wheeler, Tim ss, 40, 41, 114 Whitacre, Bob 47, 63, 71, 114 Whitacre, Cleta 9, 24, 45, 61 White, Beverly 149 W'hite, Brenda 40, 97 White, Gail 97 White, Janice Anln 65, 149 White, Michael 97 White, Patty 64, 65, 136, 149 White, Scheerie 97 White, William 30, 65 Whitehead, Gene 63, 149 Whitehead, Sherry 97 Whitman, Vince 77 Whitt, Jerry 63 Wilkins, Raetta 48, 114 Will, Johnny 84 Reynolds, Linda 40, 141 Rhoades, Nancy 94 Rich, Barbara Diane 50, 141 Rich, Janet 39, 40, 60, 110 Richardson, Gary 94 Richardson, George 48, 110 Richardson, Mickey 77 Richey, Gordon 77, 84 Richey, Jeanne 42, 43, ,61, 110 Richey. Suzanne 110 206 Simpson, Tom 144 Sims, Joyce 58, 112 Singler, Mike 95 Skaggs, Sue 43, 60, 112 Skelton, Carla 46, 95 Smart, Catherine 30, 65, 112 Smart, Mike 95 Smith, Bill 15, 57, 95 Smith, Bob 76, 83, 95 Smith, Bruce 95 Smith, Diana 60, 95 Smith, Mike 95 Smith, Mildred 24 Smith, Smith, Richard 112 Sandy 43,112 Smothers, Pat 112 Smothers, Sandy 95 Smoot, Kathy 112 Smoot, Marsha 112 Sneddon, Bill 43, 112 Sneddon, Susan 37, 50, 55, 65, 1-ll TEENARIAN CLUB 48 Temple, Suanne 96 Tepovich, Bob 96 THE STUDENT 47 Thompson, Carla 96 Thompson, Carol Sue 45, 60, 113 Thompson, Cinda 40, 60, 96 Williams , Carol 39, 40, 149 Williams, Karen Jane 149 Williams Karin 47 114 Williams: Lyle 114, Williams, Margie 40, 114 W'illiams, Vic 114 Wilson Wilson , Dale 114 , Sally Hay 149 Wilson, Susan 48, 58, 114 Wilson, Virgil 17 end, John 97 Thompson, Donna Marie 50, 146 Thompson, Edward 71, 78, 80, 82, 83, 96 Thompson, Ella 58, 125, 146 Thompson, Jeanette 113 Thompson, Randy 113 Thompson, Victor 113 Throgmorton, Gloria 113 Throgmorton, Wesley 67, 113 Tolley, Bill 43, 71, 146 Tondini, Daniel 96 Tottleben, Bobby 64, 67, 146 Trammell, Rusty 147 Travelstead, Charles 77 Wolaver, Jo Ellen 43, 97 Wolaver, Sandy 114 Wollard, June fDoetchJ 149 W'oodard, Robin 61, 114- Woods, Suzy 4-2, 43, 114 Woolcott, Anne 58, 114 Woolcott, Carol 97 Young, Leon 34, 72, 74, 149 Zimmerlnan, Mary 47, 48, 114- Zoeller, Dianne 60, 97 Zoeller, Ronald 114 78, 80 54 103, J Autographs Autographs TAYF95 'LUELl5':, !'9 F9M.,?ANY