Marseilles High School - Panther Yearbook (Marseilles, IL)

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Marilyn Morello, Ellen Willems, and Kay Jones. Czeerdaclerri is 4 This year's group of cheerleaders were probably about as fine as Marseilles fans have ever witnessed. V They were chosen by the student body by popular vote. These excellent cheerleaders were always on hand with l a morale-boosting cheer when things were looking bad for the Panthers. Their cheering also helped the Panthers come through with their wins. Again this year the girls were ably assisted by Butchie Calligaris. ' Butchie Calligaris. Bertha Sigler Maxine Redshaw and Pat Stalker

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FIRST ROW: Richard Hunt, Merle Cox, Jerry Callahan, Ronald Hubbard, Rollin Seaborn, Roger Forth. SECOND ROW: Jerry Kusmaul, mgr. , Richard Norsen, Leo Ingmanson, Lester Close, Coach Nelson. I O lll'll0l' unfit? jfeffklffleli We They We 33 Braidwood 46 17 LaSalle 17 Serena 37 Z6 Streator 48 Ottawa 43 23 Hall 26 Seneca 33 20 St, Bede gg EaSalle-Peru 36 Ottawa treator 26 Streator 31 Ldorris 42 20 I,aSal1e 42 Hall Z5 30 Hall Z7 SL Bede 34 34 Seneca ig Marquette Z3 St. Bede Morris 41 Ottawa 47 Ottawa 60 2,6 Seneca 37 Newark 52 46 LaSalle 48 34 Seneca 36 36 Pontiac 53 40 bdooseheart 39 43 Streator 55 FRONT ROW: Thomas Crum, mgr., David Maland, Ronald Simpson, Darell Hott, Donald Sharp, Kenneth Carder, Coach Baldwin. SECOND ROW: Donald Pufpaf, Hector Andreatra, Robert Girardo, Joseph Tarochione, Charles Watts . They 34 30 Z4 37 44 49 48 40 46 54 56 Z4

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if ri , ddociafion The Girls' Athletic Association, under the direction of Mrs. Ringer, was a very active group this year. Their main event was the Fall Formal to which the entire school body and their guests were invited. This was on November 28. They also sponsored a highly successful square dance, the first all-school party, of the year. After the Streator basketball game on December 3, the girls were in charge of a community dance. Besides sponsoring these social events, the club members were kept busy earning points for health and sports activities in order to win their annual awards. Among those who attended the play-day at Seneca were: Arlene Hanson, Patricia Ganz, Dolores Both, Dorothea Polhemus, June Callahan, Betty Thomas, Cynthia Wheeler and Nancy Johnson. President ....... Patricia Ganz Vice-President . . .Dorothea Polhemus Treasurer. . . . . .Kay Andrews Secretary. . . .Ruth Gage Adviser . . . Mrs. Ringer FIRST ROW: Betty Pallai, Joyce LaRette, Mary Ann Brockman, Barbara Spampanato, Ruth Gage, Kay Andrews, Patricia Ganz, Dorothea Polhemus, Betty Thomas, June Callahan, Agnes LaRette. SECOND ROW: Ellen Willems, Eleanor Rix, Doris Bault, Janet Redshaw, Sharon Gage, Lucille Chiovatero, Jean Olson, Willa Mae Price, Joan Miller, Sarah MCDOI1ald, Sally Scott. Dorothy Hogue, Phyllis Lane, Dolores Both, Florann Wiley. THIRD ROW: Beverly Schultz,Nancy Torkelson, Leona Melton, Eleanor Meinheit, Jolene Perino, June Hein, Marlene Tisler, Beverly Johnson, Carol Kiner, Carol Large, Virgene Bernardi, Sandra Faletto, Carolyn Drackley, Lily Mae Cunningham. FOURTH ROW: Peggy Jones, Carol Carr, Jane Melton, Jean Lamb, Elsie Benckendorf, JoAnn Fenoglio, Rosemary Boetto, Jean Ann Doherty, Shirley Vangelisti, Rose Ann Kilgore, Dolores Bingham, Donna Decker, Mary Jean Mills, Monica Schmanske. FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Ringer, Norma Mann, Patricia Rix, Arlene Hanson, Lucille Ganz, Ann Farrell, Beverly Hill, Sally LaRette, LaRora Gleason, Patricia Glazier, Rozene Pellino, Maxine Redshaw, Kay Jones, Bertha Sigler, Carol Berry, Nancy Johnson. F'