Mattoon High School - Riddle Yearbook (Mattoon, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1956 volume:

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W3i '21, M, syn . 1 , any P.,,,,-v- .JW 'tw l SQ I 's Compliments of Julia Senteney, lnsurglce ...- f 4 4 PAGE 2 ' 3 it , . X,,,wf1w Mm 955, W W, ,fr f .' , vzwaiig. '7 - 7 If h S T55 R. .3 Best wishes from Etog Bowling Alley. 4 PAGE 3 - --ff 3 AQ .-,, 1 , ond presenting o reminiscing record ' 1 5 of the foct, feeling, ond foces, gornes, groups, ond grounds of Mottoon High SchooI's 66th yeor in . . . The 1955 HIIIIILE A f 1'- K K L . , X . x , i .W , , J MQATTIJIJ ' HIGH ,SIIHUIJL i ,' ' I - . , X. 4 x . , Maltnnn, Illinnis W. Dail. lg, . ,inf Mrs. T. I1 Freeman To you, Mrs. T. O. Freeman, who so generously donated the land upon which our new high school is now being built, we, the students of Mattoon High School, gratefully dedicate to you this 66th edi- tion of the Mattoon High School Riddle. The plan sketched below is Mattoon High School's dream you made Come true. W2 ' im Q-We xc - fefuefl 00,41 fe 4017-'dll ,1 K' jj A ffifjf' ,r ,Ze11fgzZQff?f2jQig4ff fdeek R e R '4 fl A ,Kyle ' MO' X x , ' rt A contents 3552 s.,,i..,,, f!INX clubs fSh WII P15 '14, ' V: Clk. . a kr lf 1 A , 2 ' , 4, A PAGE 'S -fi fall By! Q I . I 1 x. A 99? winger A J. C, school M5 sports PG6 Pj 1 sfjffw 'GCQFMY P Cp fubus c V lg!!-J my , lj' N , f -L7 X LU 'W J E, Lyffvjy l MV f ,ff LVD vfiffljv 'V if flfajl W xl ' 0 -l Ty 1 Rf L M V Af WL -fy Rl iq If f L ,M fs Af N b QA., X X Q X 4 QL PAGE fn Uni' flntnrnn View Brings Fnzhnnl Hnqistrntinn, Schnnl Carnival, and Fnnthall Activities I wonder if I'Il be in the same English class as Joe? ., we an -is gum it L gl H.. 'Wg 1' -'-A as A +-tw , ,,, , if? ,,- WM, . 'Q WR ' Q ' x, ,X c t XX gr A 'N -fx ' - ,W 1 x X- X X See the prize I won by tossing a ring around that good looking leg. Compliments of Dr. Podesta and Dr. Glenn. . -vial i Nr. X an X ,M ,1 There Is an Activity For Everyone Looking through the window at M. H. S., the first thing we see is fall registration, Oh, how we worked to get our schedules co-ordinated with those of our friends. Among the many fall activities were football games, the Fall party, and the Homecoming celebration, Our first school carnival was a complete suc- cess and found both students and par- ents enjoying themselves and winning prizes from booths usually found on a carnival grounds. Ray's Rendevouz, with its dancing beauties and candle- lit room, lent an atmosphere of excit- ing night club life. If you had a lZ:OO lunch hour, you could dance, participate in intra-mural basketball, or just sit on thefbleachers and hold hands with your favorite guy or gal. Have some cider and donuts. M .Q ,f u iii iii iii ,S sn xrllwvflrw ' A? fs X xf S ei F s A' sg III If 12 xnxx V U Q E.. 5. v! f g 5 Q Shiv! W hi-ESM is nu. ML , is '- . -1 PAGE IO Compliments of Hnmelznminq clivities Lurnljl Danville Tn Their Simpson's Cape Cod. Bob says, We'lI skunk 'um . Fve lbs. of crackers, big boy Our local hicks perform. Friends meet at Homecoming Te N Dlfshlvw 5 will WW C r-ArKgf5 3 A50 47' sm. 'Q I ..a ' Downfall 14 . .ii .444 x . . ..., ,5 si 'x .'f.- , Queen Thalin Rcigns Over Homecoming Festivities, Paffy Winfield, Carol Sempsrote, Jim Branson, Queen, Thalia Brandenburg Jean Ann Judge, and Nancy Gaines. The parade, pep assembly, floats, and enthusiasm of the Green Wave fans all lured the Danville players to their downfall, for this was Homecom- ing, and mayhem was our rule. The Senior Class had the right combination to cop first place for the prettiest float entered in the parade, as did the Junior Class which placed first in the cleverest division. Compliments nf Dilsaver and Gilkerson ff? ggi A fl, ' - - 51-Q71 . QU L ' V 'L W - 211451 E., A . x, A . Q , Q- fi, ' - I - Q f 5:41111 , I K f ' 1 A A A f lj 15' A ,. , 4 f - M 1 Q -fvf-uf l .. , -- - ': l wm- M 1' , , y ,Q 5 .,.... . ,.,.. V -:-,.:?5gg-:h.::i:Z2:':- -. .. ggmxf, V fx i 1-2: f n -' ' J: -': ?:?, ,K fvW,,.,M ' - -- Best wishes from Smiths' Machine Shop. Our third annual Homecoming Queen, Miss Thalia Brandenburg, was crowned in a different fashion this year than from the past two years. The Queen and her Court were presented to the football fans during the half of the Mattoon-Danville game. They entered the field riding in Cadillac chariots and were dressed in flowing gowns, They made their appearance again at the Homecoming dance, where Jim Branson, our football captain, crowned Miss Thalia as our i956 Homecoming Queen. Hmnelznminq Hnyalty Illl Display Miss Thalia Brandenburg Homecoming Queen Carol Sempsrote Senior Attendant Jean Ann Judge Junior Attendant Patty Winfield Sophomore Attendant Nancy Gaines Freshman Attendant qv ,,, .,, ., ,. Wes V, ,l 5.- 72, QQ? m wBs3ff'1m?lHMife.:m wi: ,ma5fIw.m: H-an Q, Ms ef W . Theme, AUTUMN LE HVES Huqe Success Recipe For One Wonderful Evening: Take one lovely evening, blend well with an abundance of Joe l3ern's Or- Cbestra. Add your favorite guy or gal . Result: A perfectly scrumptious evening. This year's Fall Party, Autumn Leaves , was a huge success. Dancing, Can-Can girls, a one-act play, and a lovv-voiced beauty was the entertain- ment, which was provided by the Dramatics Club. i i'Qu1'LLa !2l.l1r9llIlil-hill' I 1 ,Ili-I A R RQ EE 3 if ff SE wx if ggi' X M x ,Q - X , pm ff Qu R1 - E , ..,. , 555 Q -X. 1 T. . ' .ei ii 1 Nm xv? '3- 'N X Best wishes from I-lomecraft Specialty. PA 1 .un 1 3 4 3 , 2 va., ' Q T ,Y A W ,u GE I7 If I ever catch you using my razor again . . .... ! Now sit down and listen to the story. The highlight of every Christmas Assembly is the play given by the Dramatics Club. This year the play was under the outstanding su- pervision of Mr. Fischer, dramatics coach. The i955 Christmas play, Pop Reads the Christmas Carol, was a timely and amusing one-act comedy. lt concerned a typical family whose father insisted that the reading of the Christmas Carol should be a family tradi- tion, Between Junior's hanging mistletoe and Paul's shaving and cutting himself, Father finds it -a very difficult task to get his family together to read the Carol. Co plimenrs of the J. C. Penney Company. Pup Heads Thi The cast is as follows: Mr. Jones, father ......... Mrs, Jones, mother ....... Paul Jones, older son .......... Junior Jones, kid brother Carl Bostic Judy Howard Bob Clark Jim Nighswander Mary Jones, daughter ............ Annetta Scales Jane, Paul's girl friend ..... Jack, Mary's boy 'friend . Sonja Zike Bob Hornbeck ' 1 I v- 4 PAGE I9 .---K X ,,j . 1.,f-f 1 gi Qi ics if, C' fi i wg C, C I' .4 if r , 4 t', z- . 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Miss Carolyn Ealy Miss .lean Ann Judge PAGE PAGE Z2 , , , 'M' - I 1 V ,, XE xl 1- hi f--- s.x E i I 5 5 Jean Ann Judge - Dick An- Thalia Brandenburg - Jim Branson Judy White - Kenny Diepholz Sally Weber - Bud Karpus dnfws Most Popular Friendliest Best Athlete Best Personality Whn's Whn nn M. H. 5. Campus s 0 ' If J 3 A G Jo Poftenbarger -- John Cain Sonia Zike - Jim Baker Judy Brown - Jack Tootliman Judy Brown - Jack Toothmar Best Dancer Best Dressed , Best Looking Cutest Couple QWXM l 5 fff ,we J 4 M4 f M ,s . I Good luck to '56 Seniors from Montgomery Ward Cv Company. Marilyn Shirley - Don Donley Witfiesf Suzanne Summers - Ed Berkowitz Mos? Likely to Succeed Compliments of The National Bank. Sonia Zike - Ronnie Davidson Preffiest Hair Mr. 8. Miss M. H. S. i i i Carol Sempsrole - David Townley Prerliest Eyes . 5 i - ' :,.n, ruff. Carolyn Ealy - Jim Baker Prehiest Complexion 23' Thalia Brandenburg - .lim Branson Preftiest Smile Judy Brown - Bud Karpus Best Figure PAGE 24 With the Homecoming activities over, everyone was eagerly looking forward to the winter season. With win- ter came new skirts and shirts around M. l-l. S., as well as snow, winter sports, and those delicious hot lunches. As in the past, the M. H. S. students supported and backed the Green Wave basketball team throughout their excellent season and on through the Regional Tournament, where Mattoon took first place by beating Sullivan. The team went on to the Sectional where they were beaten by a very powerful St. Anthony ot Effing- ham. We wish we could have gone all the way, but we still believe we have one of the finest bunch of boys in the state. E211 Winter Winter Brings Snnw, Winter We're mighty proud of this l956 tournament team. M. H. S. students supported their basket- ball team. Best wishes from the Raef Cv Beall Tin Shop. Y s I 1 A r , ,MM tj ,MK 7' Compliments of the Edward F. Ritter Drug Store. PAGE ,W MQ- .........-uw -QS. Sports, and Hal Lunches ,nf nu. 611.1 . - A if ,Q Mwbii T x 'wiv-3 ,XXX A hy! . Q Q1 ff Q fi, 1 , 1 , mi, , ., ..-7 .Av V ' J ' ffkggy IN' 65 i ' , x V e'?1g,?gg 1.1 ly X V . A 4,,,f5,Lg5g, f QM-A xi X gifs: i v . . ,.-, .. F' Af -2,3154 x, Ld 4? 'X via: ., W x in-Zvrswh '- 'Q Q vm. Compliments of HaroId's Cleaners. .A Y' HK Lgkiafsf gg :L -. M3 ,gui 1 .mx ffw Tk if-SLA-u. I ,:- , f N f -.1 .A 'Mgg,gla.: Q8 fx I Rf M Q ,A ,. M , x 4, ....,...,,-:N . ,.V,.,,,,. fy , 4, f,, QQQ.. ,N N ff-1 1 Q- . L. .w V 'f My ' az. 3 1- N 'ffl ,W X, 4 ,-Q, me SK A . 3Q,Mi,,w,ff- - 'afgryf Q. kg ' Q'M' A' ww' 4, 'Q f 1' H A x ' fd- .3 , 'i??SQQf Q 55 '!ii1EfQXT' :.f 'fm HK flaw! -33 .1595 kxfgffpyii-.yang , , ,Q - V . Mi'-V - .b '?+iFv?5'xQ?X- . 5, X ,. 5 4 EQ , fdsgwgfkimxgwwqhfb . W wx? m 7 g wwf :QQQQLQQ-,gSg,,Ls fwggw, X in c .iw 4 K4 ,Q JWMJNU ? wlyggiy. eva: K, .3 WV, my v W4 -gm X W,?Qw,gR?igf,,?,5,9k . :I lp. Tn, Q W My -in w.,QS,. we Q 'I-,eiv ,. Assy.-QQ. Wjm-'jkf 'wss',f,-. '?f5',i, fdwgs M, . J2.,.YI'3f ll sm A .M Mx u A -N A f' A f Compliments of A Cr B Transfer. Rx if Viv 4 ww f . if Wo. QD Actors and actresses relax while make-up artists apply the make-up. Illl S Hll I'lllI S H la il E lf. Please don't shoot, I surrender. This desk is as soft as a bed. Best wishes from John McBride. What happens to a high school when two crooks knock out the principal? l-lere's a newstlash from a radio broadcast after the incident occurred. Flashl l l l Two crooks take over high school -- one imper- sonates principal. They buy new band uni- forms with money stolen from bank, They were successful, at least for a while, because of the tact that the crook, Darsal Katon, and the principal were almost identi- cal. The other crook, Rex Roberts, was also involved in the incident. The love interest was played by Dick Record and Eva Martin. Humor was supplied by Ron- nie Seeley. new A ef ,Q,, snssnssnwmmv.x:s'xm'1msinul!1Q7' R Qi The principal?? or 4 1 R PAGE I9 no e puncnpa. Sfudenfs eavesdrop on crooks' conversation. you Success, Class of i956 N81 to I .,,a-.,.f-van. veA -,v,- . --::f'f :' 'Q -I -V - - E fi-qi-Q, I i e Y V ol ugl- --r-A--sal-vnllduuqll The dulcef tones of Ben BradIey's Orchestra provides the mood music. A Mist nf Melodies Atmosphere Was Spring - when a young man's fancy turns to - - - the most outstanding event of the year, the Jr.-Sr. Prom. With Ben Bradley providing mood music in a Mist ot Melodies atmo- sphere, the Juniors, Seniors, and their guests had one ot the most enjoyabie times ot their years Q who could ask tor more? One ot the many comments that was floating around during the evening was that the 1955 Juniors had put on one ot the most elaborate Jr.-Sr. Proms in his- tory of M. H. S. Compliments of HamiIton's 66. pw. AQ? fa? I , 32124 Let's sit this one out, Gary, says Carol. PAGE A refreshing pause between dances. W- , Revolving Created h the 1955 Graduating Class The end of the and Gene taking a last look at the decorations. H51 record entrance. evening found Lola Compliments of S. S. Krcsgc Co -W 9 ,qv Qin! ' W ima I PAGE 33 Miss Thalia Brandenburg Miss Sallie Weber Miss Sonia Zike Miss Marilyn Shirley 1 nd Her Ilnurt Q s v' 5 'if I .L -qmg,,m.q,W wmsfww-Bziliismi Exe 'M it -I if H 7 Law SQ-H, in f :lg , X' 1 W I' 8 Z Ag 'VW as 5 , ' ' if Wu ' 5 SH ' Q W 5? use g K 3 1 3 sr :P 9 4 wmgwmgwf F .Us :QV A I SEV ia . Maw. . .X Www I X K4 mn w w...y..mrfwwwm.f+ W W? If ' .Ma 1 an o :-..,,, . xi c V 'P :X ,gg . zip, fn.-,Q-an .wpi-,,,,... The Juniors bid the 1955 Seniors a fo PAGE 35 M H 5 Wlll always remember ynu, nur 1955 qraduates The climax of each high school career is graduation when the sheepskin, a symbol of scholastic achievement, is awarded each graduate. A few students graduate with honors, many do not. But for each, this is the end of the carefree high school days, and there is a little sadness with all joy. The smiling friends and families, the picture taking, and the caps and gowns make this occasion an unforgettable ex- perience. Best wishes from Spitz Clothiers. nd farewell. PAGE A ,. Q wi 533' F4522 L' 5 T -wwg 5. 1 THLETIIIS PAGE 38 You gotta F-I-G-H-T -- You gotta F-I-G-H-Tu You gotta F-I-G-H-T -- You gotta FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! f ww V M, Q W -5-.-.M . Creators nf Row I - Mary Harshbarger Row 2 Left to Right - Carolyn Ealy, Sallie Weber Row 3 Left to Right - Judy White, Jean Ann Judge Compliments of J. Logan Gover, Insurance - v tr. be ' u P5 is yy,-1--1 -...af K ::4 wifi: Q lx B Y' R. I Q S x 3. PAGE 40 We Were Successful at Fnnthell ii yt' .64 7l aa, e TIN ll lk' l .J 5 G i :5- lst row, left to right - Roger Misenheimer, Bruce Wisner, Phil Becker, Larry Meyer, Bobby Joe Arthur Richard Piatt, Bob Bartlett, Bill Severns, Dennis Fickes, Lance Jones, Bob Checkley. 2nd row, left to right - Gene Frazier, Tony Johnson, Jim Horn, Ed LaMasters, Jim Branson, Jerry Bragg Mike Whitley, Kenny Diepholz, Bud Karpus, Joe Matherly, Harry Janssen, Charles Scott, Ed Berkowitz 3rd row, left to right - Head football coach, Roy Colin, Backfield coach, Chuck Oylerg Ronnie Kerns Gordon Smith, Jack Toothman, Ronnie Orr, Gene Miller, John Morman, Elmer Douglas, Dick Lindsay Gary Courtney, Dick Andrews, Football manager, Warren Hambyg Line coach, Howard Johnson. Howard Johnson, Line coach, Chuck Oyler, Backfield coach, Jim Branson, Captain, Roy Colin, Head football coach. Good Luck from Mack's Tire Shop. The cool frosty autumn air found Kinzel field filled with excited and uproarious Green Wave fans. The team, of course, was tops whether winning or losing, but there were other attractions too - the cheerleaders and formations of the band. Although the season ended with a record of 4 wins, 4 losses, and l tie, anyone who watched the players of the team through the season realized that they were watching a bet- ter than average football team. Our physical strength may have come from the boys, but it was the mental ability and strength of our head Coach, Roy Colin, who made this record possible. This year, for the first time since l947, the Green Wave won its Homecoming game by topping the Danville Maroons l3-O, lt was one of the most enthusiastic games of the season. PAGE 41 Checkley gains ground. Kg j Pile up on the thirty yard line. ,ff 4 xjff '-.ifcgz iff C, Kg, L 7 , ff JD r -f Ja Lfvifgf K fd- 7 1' x W 7 ' Q A V f O 2 My - fs UU' 15:59 , fl f KA 1 'aim-fz,cL9 Hifi!! ' . 1 Qi , W -- n , N !1X 5 C9 jf 57' c'7i i'l 7 Z -s1sff'LZ'Wf44' First touchdown of the year. Best Wishes from your Massachusetts Mutual Agency. H, 'K . A.f Q f P T nk was W ip- f 7 kia 8 Q .J I I' , ,vii I 1 W 9' A gf 'isa X551 35 2 fxkf W V l K ' f ' Q 1 2 A 2 ima L, L W, , A X -iff? R' x 'ff' f 2 fl .S 1 55. ,L Ti wsi1Q wF A , f - .. V. H S :ZVE 1, 12' V.-.:. :H A E 'Q fi A k s. X J if is S- . ' S .f ywf? ,,i, . f ' ' .iwffxgai-H - -. W 3 cc C ' WQCC' ' 'g..csc.cr'? - gs'Qiib ' C. C C .W VJSWY-sf' gk' L' ' ,W ,dw EX: Q+e gfg,cA 42, C C C C' C .W ,N f C c -C , A 0 L W 5521-sg-,, xiii? f cf KA , X, 5 Q C X A Rf , g CCL4 C C MS. Q L C C C ' c, C' c ' CCQCC K. -WWA ' . f ,pci ffm, M 'N W' ix C 1 kk X L, ,.,., -'TYQW ' C C ,.., .. C C C C ML ' :CfQ.Q.'f , cJwf1i ,i'1,iw ff affiiiipxigrrsfi-412:LQ'f3cLCc' 5 Av EB , 1- A' 'AWN ' -S-'iiffi-.g-..c...L C L L G ,M 243. 1. C. bc CC C f CLC L . Y ge, , 4,9 L A w. . Lggf C N M ,weksbfifsi fa C LEC F Cyp .als , ' ' X .X.cc.fc'Eii,.n+wsf 1 M C C C' Q ,,, f j L Q C' is Q3 A A C Q C . Kfffci-4sreg,ggr,., C, 1 C, 5 . A ,QC . . x l fl Maw I M- Q r, Q ff my -Q 'iff - -fu. six -, . 1 rx , n l. PAGE 44 Play Begins. The Green Hipplesn Hume Hui Un Tap The Frosh-Soph football team, better known as the Green Ripples, had a better than average season this past year. The experience they gained with each game was unlimited, They defeated Champaign, Charleston, and Villa Grove. They lost to Decatur and Urbana. The Frosh-Soph team was coached by Mr. Andy Sullivan and lt's a struggle to hold the Mattoon team. W35 assisted ,Vllf Vvall' Storm. F - Tl-. ' ' f5?i5S?3?2 . .,:,' . ,. . 3: ..:, V t...,s. - .. ,. M... ills ,., Row 'l, left to right - Tom Helm, Bob Frazier, Tom Cox, Tom Snow, Bill Hutchison, Rod Carlyle, Art Kuphish, Darwin Daugherty, Jack Callahan, Lee French, Ken Zike. Row Z, left to right - Gary Phillips, Gary McKee, Jerry Kilman, Orville Penrod, Dennis Tracy, Pat Sul Iivan, Bob Brown, Lannie Neal, Larry Mathews, Rick Duncan, Ronnie Walker, Bob Whitley, Larry Atkinson. Row 3, lett to right - Ass't. Coach, Walt Storm, Phil Flemming, Gary Courtney, Larry Stewart, Larry Fuller, Dan Greene, Bruce Bergman, Dan Duncan, Bob Barnes, Dennis Hayes, Ken Nelms, Bob Schwartz, Coach, Andy Sullivan. Compliments ot Higgins Oil Company. Coach Ed Lash talks things over. Left to right - Coach Ed Lash, Dick Kragler, Joe Orndorff, and Nolan Sims. PAGE 45 Good luck fo Class of 1956 - SchilIing's Funeral Home Coach Ed Lash's l-larriers led by Nolan Sims, completed the season with a 6-3 rec- ord, This squad was predicted to have a good season and as each meet progressed, this tact was soon realized. Nolan Sims was the outstanding boy as he placed first in seven meets. However, without the help of his running mates, the season would not have been a success. Coach Ed Lash had three returning let- termen, Dick Kragler, Leroy Kramer, and Joe Orndorff. Looking toward next year, the team will be supported by three returning lettermen. arrilfzrs Have Successful Season Below left: llpper right: Lower iight: Nolan Sims on way to another victory. Joe leads the way. Leroy Kramer nears finish. viifhi PAGE 46 This year the Green Wave basketball squad ended the season with a l7-lO record. This is the third best record that any Green Wave basketball team has had in the history of our school. The Wave's main claim to fame this year was the upset of Quincy Sl -SO. The Blue Devils were then ranked the number five team in the state. Mattoon had a standout this year as guard Bob Mc- Dowell was leading scorer in the Big l2, and also broke two of Mattoon's school scoring records. Bob scored 33 points in one ball game, and he got a total of 479 points for the season. Again this year, Mattoon came out on top in the regional tournament. They defeated Villa Grove and Ar- cola in the first and semi-final rounds and went on to defeat Sullivan in the championship game by the score of 53-37. Although the Wave lost their first game of the sectional to St. Anthony of Effingham, their season showing was exceptional. Compliments of Stewart Memorials. Andy Sullivan, Varsity Coach and Athletic Director. H 97 Breen Wave Turns Top row, left to right - Joe Matherly, Brint De Villing, Bob Morgan, Bob Checkley, Gale Garbe, Joe Orndorff. Middle row, left to right - Fred Hirsh, Ken Diepholz, Jim Horn, Dick Andrews, Mike Whitley, David Townley. Front row, left to right - Bud Karpus, Nolan Sims, Harry Janssen, Bob McDowell, Ed LaMasters, Jim Baker. L., PAGE 47 Ed Lash, B Team Coach Walt Storm, Freshman Conch inln Tidal Wave H Team Row l - Jeff Gaines, Steve Kimery, Dean Eastin, Dan Duncan, Roger Tomkins, Dick Ping. Row Z - Jerry Specht, Larry Mathews, Paul Carmen, Bill Clark, Dick Lindsay, Ken Peak. Row 3 - Lannie Neal, Jerry Kilman, Less Brown, Leon Jones. .-,Q .44 f:.g1 Q21 455 Green Ilipples Row I - Miko Good, Kent Milam, Gary Courtney, Dan Greene, Jim Mulholland, Dick Moutray. Row Z - Bill Savely, Jim Ireland, Harold Stiff, Tom Cox, Pat Sullivan, Phil Lampert. Row 3 - Bob Shriver, Dale Vangundy, Larry Atkinson, Art Kupish, Clarence Stil- lions, Tom Snow, Manager, Larry Stewart. Compliments of Hcmm's Radio Cr TV Service. XY T H3?f'5'W'mw '5r'4 Ui'f K V .QQ f , x 1 Ei '21 1 I f 'A 3 1 , li gp Y N I HLRA . A Q '.,'.--': sir' i A ,.-.lu--fa.. , T ff' f 2 X ,P 'm fa! Sei fy bu Q. Z W ...,,,,,,a .g , Qi Y f 7- 53 4 3 , xi Q , 5 MR X A Z W Q S?- s Q 'f R s x If E -1-www-..,..,,.,. ff N 2 f 5 1' 'X ' X X HE R53 A vi. J., K Sgwm . vm 'ax is X 5 ' V7 4 J N-...,,N B r A R X X i k ., .,.x,:.,i., , .,.,,,.q,,.,.. 3? Ei www 4, -wwzg,mr gg PAGE 50 The '56 version of the Mattoon High School track team will have five returning lettermen. The distances are fairly well covered as we have lettermen back from the 440, 880, and the mile. These are Dick Kragler, Joe Orndorff, and Ed Berkowitz. M. H. S. has lettermen Gene Miller and Jeff Gaines back in the high jump, with Miller also competing in the dis- cus. The broad jump is taken care of adequate- ly by lettermen Dick Lindsay and John Crum, who run the hurdles. Three of the four team members on each of the two relay teams re- Brnen Wave Thinclads Have turn this year. Orndorff, Berkowitz, and Krag- ler are back this year for the mile and Miller, Lindsay, and Crum are back for the half mile squad. ln a Freshman-Sophomore meet at Ol- ney last year, Mattoon set two records. Dick Lindsay made a 20' 3 Vz broad jump and Gene Miller made a l26' throw with the discus. The squad consists of thirty boys, but the main weakness of this year's team will be in five positions, but with some luck, M. H. S. will probably discover a dark horse in these fields. Row l, left to right - Joe Oirndortf, Bill Hutchinson, Ed Berkowitz, Larry Mathews, Dick Lindsay, Gary McKee, Leroy Kramer. Row 2, left to right -- Phil Schreck, Bob Balch, John Crum, Dan Green, Jim England, Clarence Stillions, Marvin Letfner, Rick Dun- can, Lannie Neal. Row 3, left to right - Coach Walt Storm, Don Wells, Gene Miller, Dave Townley, Dick Kragler, Jeff Gaines, Charles Bullard, Dan Duncan, Bob Barnes, Assistant Coach Howard Johnson. ji 'tk Compliments of Standard Neon Manufacturing Company. mulzuessful Season MilIer's up and over. Jerry comes in ahead. KragIer's ready to break the tape Berkowitz gains ground. Dick iumps the broad iurnp. I Q ' . -if .... Q , : Q. ,,1Q'S2i 1.QQS eg g . , f S.. N we H . L s...g,- - 3 s 'f . ,, L :if K-ei-ggi M ..... a 4 5 Joe gets ready for a quick start. Compliments of W. C. Graham 6 Son. PAGE 52 Green Wave Grapplers Best wishes from Subway Pharmacy. Front row, left to right - Manager, Dave Young, Bob Walker, Kenny Zike, Bruce Ellingson, Gerald Hatfill, Mick McFarland, Ed Berkowitz. Second row, left to right - Coach Chuck Oyler, Richard Piatt, Tony Johnson, Bob Barnes, Larry Meyer, Dennis Fickes, Bob Michaels. P!! Will it be a pin? Green Wave Grapplers , slightly hampered by the lack of experience, finished the season with a not too impressive record of four wins and six defeats. But the won and loss record is a minor part of the story, many times the only difference between winning and losing was the loss of one or two matches. Butch McKee, Bob Michaels, and Dennis Fickes all placed in the Big Twelve, as well as in the sectional meet. Dennis Fickes was the only wrestler the Green Wave sent on to the State Wrestling Tournament. Next year's team will be strengthened by eleven re- turning lettermen. Row l, left to right - Gordon Fuqua, Rod Carlyle, Art KUPiSll, R3 dY l-Undeenr Bob Wilder, Richard Wright. Row 2, left to right - Coach Ed Lash, James Leslie Baker, Nolan Sims, Jon Tolle, Clark Nelson, Bob Clleckley. Mallnnn High Sl:hnnl's Banquet Squadmen Our tennis squad this year has four experienced lettermen that Coach Ed Lash is heavily counting on. The returning letter- men are .lim Baker, Nolan Sims, Clark Nelson and Bob Checkley. Last year in the Big Twelve tournament, Mattoon's racquet squad placed third. Baker and Nelson who played in the doubles of the Big l2 tournament took first place. Along with the lettermen that Coach Ed Lash will count upon is an ample supply of Freshmen. This is the first time at M. H. S. that Ed Lash has tried his hand at coaching tennis. We wish him and his squadmen the best of luck. Compliments of J. C, Hamilton Standard Station. PAGE S3 Sims is set to return serve. gf w i C . Q3 7 X .S - A if 355 - . - 5 , N - , T C S img, Q is N2 - ssyfs..,ssw- . N, .C , to lwxxrf-QEw?.i+'rW,rQw t'S5':iF'sf: -3 -Mm sm CS? ws--Qin i X: Ye iw ef .X-as 'ss 'Y Nelson goes into his powerful serve .55 ,gl,.,,t,e, . ' x -s Row 1, left to right - Dick Andrews, Bob Morgan, Ronnie Orr, Bill Tomlin, John Reich, Leo Welch, Gale Garbe, Ed LaMasters, John Morman. Row 2, left to right -- Fred Wright, Bruce Ellington, Verne Belt, Bill Savely, Lee French, Fred White, Les Brown, Larry Meyer, Bob Michaels, Dan Wheeler, Bob Arnold, Jerry Storm. Row 3, left to right - Chuck Gilbert, Kent Milam, Dale Van Gundy, David Wells, Bill Adams, Dick Moutray, Larry Atchinson, Lee Metcalf, Dick Ping, John Keller. Row 4, left to right - Coach Chuck Oyler, Joe Matherly, Jim Hoback, Chuck Scott, Dick Whitley, Dennis Vickes, Tim Hani'ord, Gerald Hatfill, Paul Boyd, Gary Courtney, Mike Carter, Richard Myers, Tom Cox, David Sheeks, Kent Peak. llaauh U lar Has Larqa Turn Uut Far Baseball When Coach Oyler called for baseball play- ers, forty-five turned out. Out of this number five were returning lettermen. Leo Welch, a junior, covered first base bag as he had done for the last two seasons. Dick Andrews played second, John Morman pitched and Ed LaMas- ters and Bill Tomlin played in the outfield. The l955 squad had a record of six wins and eight losses. Among the highlights of the season was the winning of second place in the Best wishes from Cadillac-Oldsmobile. Charleston Invitational Tournament, They de- feated Charleston in the first round and played St. Anthony of Effingham to an eleven inning tie. Darkness came and the game was replayed on a later date with the Bulldogs coming out on top. The Green Wave eleven won their Sub-Dis- trict Tournament as they defeated Sullivan, Cumberland, and Charleston. ln the District Tournament they were defeated by Danville. 'fy -Q: ,V PAGE 55 Slide, but don'r skin those elbows! You're out at first! Batter up! 'bfi '3f 'ff::' - Q af ' .,,-kgw ,, Us.. -.sa , ' Baller Huw .Aa Left to right - Ed LaMasl'ers, Bob Morgan, Dick Andrews, Ronnie Orr, Leo Welch, John Morman, Bill Tomlin, Gale Garbe, John Reieh. Congratulations from Sears, Roebuck Cr Company. linlfers Tn The Tee l 21' 2, N fu Gordon loosens up. Jia' 135' Row 1, left to right - Harold Stiff, Tom Beason, Gordon Smith, Dave Walker, Mike Sweeney. Row 2, left to right - Phil Becker, Bill Severns, Warren Garbe, Charles Dudra, Duane Bryan, Fred Hirsch, Coach Roy Colin. This year's golf team will have four Iettermen boasting a last year's record ot 8 wins and l loss. The team placed sixth in the District which had seven Big IZ teams entered. The number one man this year will either be Phil Becker or Gordon Smith. Number three man will possibly be Duane Bryan, number tour, Fred Hirsch, and number tive, Charles Dudra. The team practices twice a week at the Mattoon Country Club, This year's squad was a fine squad under the coaching of Roy Colin. The team this year had experience as well as style, and it showed that it had good coaching. Although spring sports have not been backed very enthusi- astically in the past, this cannot be because of lack of good teams, because Mattoon has had some very fine golf teams. Best wishes from Construction Materials. Pre-game warmup. 4. 'ei .3 Lsffi in W' at 5 ei sg. .Q How far, Phil? Letle1'man's llluh Starts Hall nf Fame The Letterman's Club was founded in l95O by those boys who had earned a letter in one of the major sports at Mattoon High School. The prime pur- pose ofthe club is helping the high school in its ath- letic program and should be the goal for boys am- bitious enough to earn a letter in athletics. The Activities sponsored by the Letterman's Club this year were a dance for the students, a stand at the school carnival, and a banquet held in the spring for all members of the Letterman's Club. Boys who have earned six letters in two sports, seven letters in three sports, or a total of nine letters or more are elected to the Hall of Fame, This is the first year of its existence and the club intends to make it an annual affair. Row I - Nolan Sims, Gene Miller, Sponsors, Ed Lash, Andy Sullivan, Chuck Oyler, Roy Colin, Howard Johnson, Walt Storm, Dave Young, Ed Berkowitz. Row 2 - Kent Peak, Harry Janssen, Mike Whitley, Dick Andrews, Gale Garbe, Ed LaMasters, Bob McDowell, Bob Micheals, Bob Clark, Dean Duncan, Leroy Kramer. Row 3 - Dennis Fickes, Lannie Neal, Jeff Gaines, Bill Tomlin, Jerry Bragg, Bob Checkley, John Crum, Phil Becker, War ren Hamby. Row 4 - Chuck Dudra, Duane Bryan, Gordon Smith, Gerald Hatfill, Carl Owens, John Morman, Clark Nelson, David Soren- sen, Leo Welch. Row 5 - Dick Kragler, Joe Orndortf, Jim Horn, Dick Lindsay, Jim Baker, Bud Karpus, Jim Branson, Kenny Diephulz, Phil Schreck, Bob Arthur. PAGE 57 f i t Shui i f ' nv Congratulations to the 1956 Class from Hampton's Jewelry PAGE 58 . .FL and M llluh Have nnlllur The hours spent in the cold and rain at the football G. A. A. refreshment stand will long remain in the memories of the G. A. A. girls that helped there. As usual, the annual mop sale was held before homecoming, and we're sure they helped to make that long-deserved winning of the Homecoming game come true. The girls also attended a play day, where they met many new friends and found them- selves enjoying many of the events that were planned for them. Again this year, as in the past, they held their annual Mother-Daughter Banquet where the girls honored their mothers and presented them with a wonderful, delicious meal. The M Club was again as active as it has been in the past. Twenty-six girls participated in the bowling provided by the Club. The Club entered five girls in the all-state G. A, A. bowling tournament. They selected the girls on the basis of the highest average in a three- game series. The year was a success for all, thanks to the assistance of the G. A. A. sponsors, Miss Pfeiffer, Mrs. Witherbee, and Mrs. Ulmer, Sallie Weber, President Carol Dee Cox, Program Chairman PBNY Behfend, SGCYUBVY-TVGGSUVQF Raenota Storm, Vice-President Good luck, Class of '56 - Paul Harris. Successful Year Lett to right - Mrs. Witherbee, Miss Pfeiffer, Mrs. Ulmer. Row I - Left to Right - Carol Sempsrote, Nancy Mat- thius, Donna Barger, Martha Jones. Row 2 - Lett to Right - Judee Sweet, Patty Behrend, Judy Howard, Lynn Richardson, Dixie Dawson. Row 3 - Left to Right - Cleda McFarland, Sandra John- ston Kurkendall, Marilyn Shirley, Sallie Weber, Sharen Kragler, Carolyn Goodwin. Row 4 - Left to Right - Marilyn King, Carol Dee Cox, Margie Van Scyoc, Carolyn Ealy, Janet Fuller, Norma Mc- Gahan. Row 5 - Left to Right - Patsy Naab, Bev Storm, Virginia Ferris Brown, Rochelle Williams. Compliments of Parish's Quality Cleaners ...ln...., 55. ,Eg .I . hx 'Qfrx X PAGE ,-WM R 1 V4 rrxk ix M, 3 1 -- Q... -. 2 if ,gf .,.. guexrkf :., ' Q 2 ,. .1. 'ffm :Ls , lf , 1 W x 1?-Q x 5 WS . ix, k 351 my : gz-' . as , ' ,. A , 1 . :fm Qi ' - 5. .- 4 Q M-my .MQ ,mtv N max my f, SN QSM r Jw 5?,i,,,, Best wishes from Thompson-Rose. Compliments of T. V. Janes. , , Uv' ' I O Fifi! O AJLL 1 x L uf I X I PA E Ju' A - 41 f 7 ,V yd - - Lf 1 W K My , W . L, if I. f, L af .4--' L , ff' . , I H, Q. JM , ' 14 ! L0 you Lk-If gfgffx- 'A VA ,Vbf I 77 . L I ,-lx Qfk K In 15,1 L 'V I U ,LA ' 1 4f,f if . 61.141 ,K 4 tr I I ,v I L 'V u- X u ML' rr ,f N L 77 QL- V ' -fy 4 L!! f L Af ' 5,0 ' HZVL' xrly U f' '1 ' ' ,., XNVX 2 f 'X 1 ' f f f' za! -f f A ff V' LQ 1, I XL, 1. L ,, ,-- K L, L- A H U L JU, k J ,Ji Ox, Af' 5. ' V E KU If V xg' ok J ll,-1 ,, L 5 I, Wk K ' - x f 'L -T' ' - f ' . f f V' 1 . .7 ., lin,f LL, 1 ly L I 1771 ,jj ' Vx . 1 1 df 1' -W I . if 1. I I ML I, ll I 6 X Urqanizatinns PAGE 64 Among the many school organizations in M. l-l. S., there is one that stands out most. That organ- ization is the Student Council. The l955-l956 school year found the Student Council busily maintaining activities of long stand- ing, as well as adding many new activities for the benefit of the student body. One of the new activities was the sale ot war stamps. The Council buys and sells the stamps once a week. When they decided to sell stamps, they felt that they would not only be helping the country, but the students as well. Again as usual, the Student Council made the l-lomecoming and Spring Party a complete success. They also helped the students save money around Christmas time by selling show tickets at half the usual price. Many thanks and a lot of credit go to the Student Council for guiding the student body through the year of l955-l956. Row I - Shirley Rumold, Marge Van Scyoc, Raenota Storm Mary Willard. Leaders Un lVI. H. S. Campus, Student Council members receive honors for leadership. Decorating for Homecoming. 'si i in .Q-01 Compliments of 5chudel's Incorporated 1 Row 2 - Mr. Green, Sponsor, Thalia Brandenberg, Carol Semps- Row 3 - Jim Tonium, Dave Rhine, Steve Kimery, Gary Court- rolc, Nancy Wilson, Carolyn Henry, Suzanna Summers, Patty ney, Dean Easfin, Phil Becker, Jim Baker, Dick Andrews, Ron- Winfield, Miss Bowman, Sponsor, Dave Eorensen. nie Davidson. pmlsnrs uf Hur Wonderful Hnmenuminq Sponsors and members both worked. Compliments of Inland Supply Company. Whn's Hespnnsihle? Business Managers, Martha Weaver - Jack Kellerp Circulation Editor, Judy Brown: Sports Editor, Jack Shatter: Copy Editor, Thalia Brandenburg: Editor-in- Chief, Carolyn Ealy. Compliments of Thrifty Drug Stores U-W ,ls 31-N Judy Brown Circulation Editor John Shatter, Sports Editor. The Puddle The High 5l3hnnl's Mus Riddle Assistants Row I left to right Carole Daly Bev Taylor Bob Knollenberg, Jan Kelly, Martha Jones, h M l Kin Carol Dee Cox Sue Prlrlemore Patty Behrr-nrl. Donna Wallace. ffl.-3 Thalla Brandenburg, Copy Editor ldely Used Reference Hunk During the year, especially just before dead- lines, it would be hard to find a more appro- priate name for our yearbook than the Rid- dle. It is difficult to envision the piles of photo- graphs, proofs, and reams of typewritten copy actually being put together into one compact volume and being ready by May. lf in the years to come you should happen to pick up your old Riddle and you discover that things have changed since l956, don't be disappointed, for it's our hope that a picture or a name will recall to your mind an event that will be the starting point for an evening of fond reminiscing. Carolyn Ealy, Editor-in-Chief. Int wishes from LamperYu, Jeweler and Optometrist. PAGE 68 The Mirror Frnln Where We linl Finish writing that copyl Set that machine! Hurry and run off those copies, or we'll never get the paper out on time! The Mirror staff has lived within these rules for the last nine months. Under the supervision of Mr, Don Shields, this capable staff of reporters, writers, typists, and printers has done a very fine iob of compiling the school news, humorous stories, and serious articles, and promptly presenting them to the students and teachers of M. l-l. S. Thanks, Mr. Shields and the Mirror Staff, for the fine job you did of providing the student body with all the school news in the M. H, S, Mirror of '55 and '56l Pictured here are Judy Marston, Liz Hunt, Sandra Heath, Bob Clark, Betty Wallace, Claudia Leonard Don Donley, Mick McFarland, Alan Harnack, Duane Bryon, Jerry Cizek, Gerald Hatfill, Sharon Nelms Compliments of Meadow Gold Dairy The 'ews I .4 i.,,, if ,Y 5. gs -of Gerald Bubby Haffill, Editor-lnfCh1cf ir wp 34-F ' Judy Marston, Feature Editor A-,V PAGE 69 'U Q 5 ,....1..3 Don Donley, Co-Editor Bob Clark, Sports Enirtor Best wishes from Monarca Oil Company. CAMERA CLUB MEMBERS Row 1, Ie't to right - Sponsor R. E. Sheppard, Hermien Lembrechtse, Lois ihields, David McClellan, John Keller. Row 2, left to right - Sandy Heath, Mary Ann Shoot, Beverly Mowell, Linda Noles, JoAnn Pygott, Betty Wallace, Linda Lockhart, Christine Townley, Den- ny Mullenix. Row 3, left to right - Dave Mongold, Barb Decker, Judi Eaton, Lynn Patter- son. Sarah Smith, Harold St.ff, Bill El- liott, Maxine Douglas, Sharon Nelms. Row 4, left to right - Delbert Dowell, Ed Berkowitz, Lance Woodard, James Brumm, John McBride, Gerold McAch- ran, Bob Clark, Russell Reinhart, Bob Spaulding. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA CLUB Row l, left to right - Katie Dawson, Jean Williams, Janice Kidwell, Julia Sims, Nancy Madeira, Marge Van Scyoc, Judy Howard, Dixie Dawson, Raenota Storm, Connie Ellis, Marilyn Homann, Linda Miller. Row 2, left to right - Carol Benton, Margo Orndorff, Joy Degler, Carolyn Schoch, Carol Sempsrote, Kay Herman, Kay Kennedy, Nancy England, Peg Ad- ams, Peggy Ingram, Susan Grantham, Sandra Hickman. Row 3, left to right - Sara Nelmeier, Judy White, Linda Phipps, Alice Rex- roat, Regina Welsh, Judy Jones, Betty Hunt, Ardeth Clawson, Maxine Douglas, Carol Pattin, Ann Evans, Karolyn Baugh- er, Mrs. Wayne Neal. Row 4, left to right - Judy Benton, Carolyn Orndorff, Sue Pridemore, Carol Homann, Shirley Johnson, Pat Jenkins, Peggy Vandiveer, Donna Baker, Ollie Wiebe, Carol Flora, Janet Rominger, Janice Martin, Barbara Brumm. Camera llluh Future ursig-is nf America Photography is becoming one of the many favorite hobbies of the people of today. Here at M. H. S., the membership the Camera Club now holds shows that it is becoming more and more popular with the students. At the dances, assemblies, proms, etc., you will always find the Camera Club at work. They have participated in many activities dur- ing the past year. Many of the pictures taken by the Camera Club can be found in the year- book. The Club is looking forward to a new dark room in the new school where they can de- velop pictures more effectively. The Future Nurses of America is a newly organized club at M. H. S. The purpose of the club is to better acquaint the girls interested in nursing with the nursing profession. The club meets once a month. Several mov- ies are shown on nurses training and various nursing schools have sent representatives to give informative speeches at the club meet- ings. The officers of the club are Judy Howard, President, Nancy Madeira, Vice-President, Dixie Dawson, Secretary, Raenota Storm, Trea- surer, Carolyn Henry, Reporter, and Connie Ellis, Librarian, Mrs. Wayne Neal is the club advisor. Compliments of Neumode FOOTLIGHTERS Row l, left to right - Mr. Fischer, Marilyn Shirley, Jovce Davidson, Gene Frazier, Bev Storm, Sandra Sefton. Row Z, left to right - Rochelle Wil- liams, Nancy Ashworth, Judee Sweet, Sallie Weber, Judy Hood, Nancy Mat- thius, Marjorie Kern, Sharon Nelms. Row 3, left to right - Sue Campbell, Ramona Hopkins, Annetta Scales, San- dra Kroenlein, Janet Broyles, Shirley Hooker, Francis Hopper, Sonia Zike. Row 4, left to right - Dean Duncan, Bob Clark, Joe Matherly, Ronnie Kearns, Max Balch, Bob Hornbeck, Jim Nighs- wander, Gerald Hatfill, Don Donley. LJAFMVH, J! W .J f ffl . 'xii' if 'L llramalins llluh The purpose of dramatics is to encourage and stimulate active participation in stage work. People in dramatics learn all phases of stage mechanics, including scenery building and make-up, as well as the details and funda- mentals of acting. The dramatics class this year put on three one-act plays, several plays for assembly pro- grams, participated in the school carnival and climaxed the year with a three act Senior Class Play. The Dramatics Club is a social function of the dramatic classes which provides enter- tainment for themselves as well as for others. The Dramatics Club is under the fine super- vision of Mr. Fischer. RADIO EXPERTS Row l, left to right - Gerald McAch- ran. Tony Richards, Bob Clark, Jim Tonjum, Mr. McPeak. Row 2, left to right - Bob Easton, Art Willaredt, Steve Ruster, David McClel- lan, Jerry Cooper, Russell Reinhart, Peg- gy Montague. Row 3, left to right - Kim Hopkins, Jim Mulholland, Gary Finley, Phil Spangler, Orville Penrod, Denny Mullen- ix, John Schwarz. Ham Eluh If you are looking for an unusual hobby of extra-curricular activity, you need look no further than the l-lam Club. Not only is it one of the most popular and most useful hobbies in the school, but it is a lot of fun, too. The Ham Radio Club is a firmly established club at M, l-l. S. and has as its instructor Mr. Mcpeak. After passing an examination the members may apply for a license from the Federal Com- munications Commission, With their equip- ment they are able to talk to other l-lam en- thusiasts in other states and countries. Best wishes of Moore's Wholesale. Row 1 left to right - Lynn Patterson, Judy Eaton, Carol Ann Gibson, Nancy Madeira Tim Gover, Nancy Furry, San- dr1 Miller, Roger Rominger, Jim Brumm. Row 2 left to right - Jean Mullenix, Liz Hunt, Roxann George, Peggy Monta- gie Judy Haskell, Claudia Leonard, La- Don Cole, Susie Weiss. Row 3 left to right - Linda Kimery, Jana Hopper, Linda Spaulding, Kathie OLeary Donna Shields, Ed Berkowitz, Barbara Brumm, Lois Shields, Marge Kennedy. Back row - Mr. Fischer, advisor and PAGE 72 llchalc Eluh The Debate team, under the supervision of Mr. Fischer, took many high honors this year. The debators who were responsible for this excellent and outstanding record are Lois Shields, Nancy Madeira, Carol Ann Gibson, and Judy Eaton. These debators made it pos- sible for Mattoon High School to take first place in both the District and Sectional tourna- ments. Due to the late date of the State tour- nament, we are unable to give the results from it, but we are hoping they do as well at the state as they did at the other tournaments. Debate is just as important as any other contest, The only difference is that it is a bat- tle of brains instead of brawn. DIEBATORS -ag, M, Social Science llluh Under the guidance of Mr. Pat Young, the members of the Social Science club discuss and debate the most important occurances ot the year. During the year the club discussed such varied topics as regulations of state high- way speed limits, desegregation of Negro schools, and the Geneva spirit. The purpose of the club is to investigate, discuss, and sometimes make recommenda- tions on various problems of modern living. Mr, Young says, One might say that the So- cial Science Club is a gentleman's debating society. This year's officers were Tom Hightower, president, Jerry McDowell, vice-president, and Tim Gover, secretary. E .1 Qu-rllif .1 E is i ti v oung, om ig o e, ry Tim Gover, Kathie O'Leary. SOCIAL SCIENCE MEMBERS Row l, left to right - Ann Record M Y T H' ht w r Je r McDowell Row Z, left to right - David Blystone Mike Sweeney, Conrad Blew lm Brumm. Compliments of Sally Ann Bread French lfluh Parlez vous Francais? Do you speak French? lf you were a member of the French Club, you would, for French is the only language spoken each month at Club meetings. Under the lead- ership of Miss Hazel Lutz, a good time is had by all the members, second year French stu- dents, with games, plays, general discussions, and refreshments. Many times a guest speak- er also attends these meetings. With a pot luck dinner, entertainment, and a gift exchange, the Christmas party was a tremendous success. Parlez vous Francais? Try it, you'll like itl PAGE 73 Spanish ljluh The Spanish Club, under the guidance of Miss Hazel Lutz, is composed entirely of sec- ond year students. With Spanish being the only language spoken, Club meetings are held each month in the homes of the members. A different theme being carried out with games, plays, quizzes, and refreshments. As Spanish rapidly becomes one of the more popular languages being spoken in today's world, it is actually becoming more fun to study and to speak this versatile language of the Spaniards. Just ask any member of the Spanish Club, they'll tell you the same thing! SPANISH CLUB MEMBERS Row I - Linda Ford, Jim Clark, John Reich, Linda Watson, Martha Weaver, Judy Richardson. Row 2 - Jon Tolle, Miss Lutz, Martha Schageman, Stephanie Schilling, Hermien Lambrechtse, Sid Hanley, Nancy Moritz. Best wishes from Provinzano Studios. FRENCH CLUB MEMBERS Jim Baker. Gary Phipps. Row I - Miss Lltz, Mickey Eaton Sue Hamilton, Marilyn Stilgebauer Row 2 - Lannie Neal, Susan Gran tham, Sue Davidson, Holly Drake Carolyn Goodman, Marge Mayhew as -W' if' mme .y .ff x 1 Q' , K 'N' 1 A, M war. Compliments of Pleasant's Studio. Officers - Nancy Se bert, Vice-President, Frances Jeffers, Presi- tlcntg Sandra Wclch, Secretary, Marie Weibe, Treasurer. Kewl: l-lm The Future Hnmemakers PACE One ot the busiest and most outstanding organizations on the M. H. S. Campus is the Future Homemakers ot America. As usual the F. l-lt A, helped the Student Council with the annual Alumni Tea, sponsored the Kiddie Christmas Party, and held a MothcrfDaughter Banquet. One ot the biggest events ot the year that the F. l-l, A. girls look forward to is the F. l-l. A. Sweetheart Ball. Each school in this dis- trict sends an F. l-l. A. candidate to run tor F, l-l, A. Sweetheart Queen. This year Mattoon was proud ot the tact that Frances Jeffers of Mattoon was given this honor. During the basketball season when most of us got thirsty we went to the refreshment stand which was sponsored by the F. l-l, A. These activities are just a few ot the many that the F. l-l, A. girls enter into each year. Row l, lett to right - Mary Ann Shoot, Sharon Epperson, Diana Arthur, Beverly Andrews, Sandra Heath, Liz Hunt, Henrietta Walls, Linda Basham, Rosetta Szhagaman. Row 2, left to right - Karen Biurstrum, Beverly Dovglas, Ramona Burns, Janet Hines, Virginia Shrivcr, Marie Wcibc, Joyce French, Jo Poffenbarger, Carolyn Bence, Donna Welch, Frances Jeffers. Row 3, left to right - Judy Ritter, Sally Alvis, Janet Fuller, Betty England, Phyllis Shadow, Sandra Burch, Nancy Tcnnison, Jenn Atchly, Carolyn Dvnlap, Nancy England. Row 4, left to right - Frances Hopper, Carolyn Orndorff, Sharon Miller, Carol Smith, Donna Ruland, Sue Maxcy, Barbara Arthur, Sharon Jef ers. PAGE 76 Latin liluh Qui non proficit, deficit. He who does not advance, falls behind. This motto of the M. H. S. Latin Club has in- spired many a student to study and make bet- ter grades in all his subjects. Since it is so closely connected to the English language, everyone should know something of Latin. The Club was organized in l955. This year we joined the Junior Classical League - a national organization of Latin Clubs. Such subjects as Roman life and customs are discussed at meetings. Many times movies and slides are shown. The Club has held a Christmas party each year, but the highlight of the year was the Roman Banquet, held on April llth of this year. All in all, Mrs, Goodfellow, we think you've done a very fine job with the Latin Club these last two years! Future Teachers ef America These students, Mattoon l-ligh's solution to the teaching problem, take their pledges by candlelight in the fall, after which monthly meetings are held to introduce them to the teaching profession. Individual records are kept and a merit certificate is given to those who have given 50 or more hours of service to the school and community. Senior members do cadet teaching in elementary schools in close co-operation with an elementary teacher, They are under the supervision of Miss Dor- othy Bratton, 4 F. T. A. MEMBERS Bottom row, left to right - Suzanne Summers, Ramon: Hopkins, Janet Ful- ler, Sue Campbell, Betty England, Mur- iel Lampert, Alice Rexroat, Ramona Burns, Linda Campbell, Shirley Rumold. Row 2, left to right - Saundra Miller, Marty Weaver, Shirley Fentress, Linda Letner, Judy Carter, Dixie Dawson, Lin- da Donnell, Carol Young, Judy Richard- son, Susan Grantham, Frances Jeffers. Row 3, left to right - Miss Bratton, Dora Wetzel, Edith Jenkins, Carol Semp- srote, Marilyn Shirley, Karen Biurstrom, Ann Price, Iona Ruland, Carole Lilley, Virginia Harrell, Rochelle Williams. Row 4, left to right - Kathleen Fer- ree, Linda Basham, Beverly Storm, Mar- gie Van Scyoc, Jean Hance, Jane Knol- Ienberg, Cleda McFarland, Sandra Bern- ardini, Gerry Adrian. Row 5, left to right - Judy Harrell, Judy Howard, Sharon Kragler, Sue Ham- ilton, Mona Horn, Elyn Eastin, Regina Welsh, Gary Robertson. Best wishes from Warner's Office Equipment. TRUE ROMANS Connie Ellis. Winfield, Jane Wilson. Hayes, Richard Phelps. Bottom Row, left to right Mrs Goodfellow, Ardeth Clawson Shirley Livesay, Lynn Pleasant, Ramona Burns Nancy Wilt, Carolyn Schock, Jane Ping Row 2, left to right - Myron Dice Fred White, Betty Hunt, Judy Jones Janice Kidwell, Julia Stallard Patty Row 3, left to right - Jean Hance Marilyn Homann, Karolyn Baugher Barbara Brumm, Carol Gibson Linda Miller, Don Fleming, Phil Spangler Row 4, left to right - Kent Capps Bob Bartlett, Vic Sempsrote Dennis PAGE 77 Bottom row, left to right - Jerry Brown, Jack Strong, Larry Hendrix, Kenneth Logan, Don Metcalf, Don Pinnell, Barkley Mills, Robert Ham ilton, Fred Hite, Oliver Scott. Row 2, left to right - Mr. Erwin, Eugene Herrick, Roger Rominger, Paul Wetzel, Bill Donnell, Alvin Alwardt, Bob Knollenbcrg, Mr Ewbank Row 3, left to right - Jim Wallace, Duane Lawson, Kent Peak, Wayne Brummitt, Steve Hardwick, Joseph Speer, Dick Ping, Tom Donnell Bob Rathe. Top row, left to right - Jim Hildreth, John Abell, Phil Fleming, Douglas Tracy, Richard Collins, Sam Walker, Pat Sullivan, Norman Probst Wayne Logan, Harley Taylor. Inlrniluizinq Tn Ynu, Uur Future Farmers Bottom row, left to right - Mr. Erwin, Sentinel, Paul Wetzelg President, Bill Donnell, Vice-President Alvin Alwardfg Top row, left tu right - Reporter, Eugene Herrick: Secretary, Roger Romingerp Treasurer, Bob Knollenberg. Our nation needs lO0,000 new farmers each year if we are to maintain a rate ot agricultural production sutticient to keep up our expanding population. One ot the most effective training organizations for our tue ture leaders in agriculture is the Future Farmers of America. They are training to- day tor the important role in farming and rural leadership that they must assume to- morrow. Best wishes from Peers Memorial Chapel PAGE 78 DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS CLUB MEMBERS Row I, left to right - Charles Croft, Phil Manley, Charles Brown, Jerry Ham ilton, Alva Patrick. Row 2, left to right - Max Balch, Gary Clifton, Terry Monroe, Ronnie Wickiser, Charles Bullard. Row 3 - Mr. Charles Crites. FUTURE BUILDERS Row I, left to right - Tom Welch, Bob Lawhorn, Don Tucker, Ronnie Orr, Dick Hatchett, Larry Trexler, Joe Pesha. Row 2, left to right - John Boyle, Dar- rel Well, Roger Gass, Danny Fickes, Jerry Lindsay, Harold Huckstead, George Humes, Mr. Elliott. Diversified Ileeullatinns Under the capable leadership of their ad- visor, Mr. Charles Crites, the members of the D. O. Club are given an opportunity to become acquainted with such fields as radio work and mechanics. As they work at the various jobs to which they are assigned and in which they are most interested, they can see whether or not they would be suited for employment in that field. By working a few hours a day besides their regular class period, these boys gain both the experience of working with fellow employ- ees and a better understanding of their chosen field. Good luck from Earl Ross. Building Trades This year the Building Trades Class, under the supervision of Mr. Leon Elliott, finished a new modern home at 202 Circle Drive, Westview Place. This is the third house that has been built by the Mattoon High School Building Trades Class. These classes, consist- ing of juniors and seniors, build a complete home during a two-year period. The present house was finished and an open house was held in the spring. The house was planned by the Architectural Drawing Class under the su- pervision of Mr. Charles Crites. Lett to r ght - Nancy Cobb, Carol Ann Wall Lorene Tynan, Sandra Welch, Nancy Siebert, Doris Johnson, Jo Adams, Mr Swearingen, Jane Newby, Gay Furry. PAGE 79 llislrihulive Edunallnn lf you are interested in salesmanship and are planning to enter some line in that field, D. E. is a very educational organization in which to enter. Mr. Jones, the advisor, finds job opportun- ities for the students, then they are inter- viewed and placed in a local store to work three hours a day. Again this year, the students in D. E. repre- sented Mattoon at the State D. E. Convention, held in Springfield, Illinois. Besides working in retail stores they operated the popcorn mach- ine at the football and basketball games and sponsored dances during the year. Ufflce llccupallnns The girls in the Office Occupations Club attend two classes at school in the morning and enter the business world for the remain- ing part of the day, working at least fifteen hours a week and receiving the beginning of- fice worker rate of pay. The Office Occupations Club tries to create interest in office work as a vocation, provide exploration of vocational opportunities, and develop leadership. They attended the Area Ill Convention at Charleston, Illinois, and the State Conference at Springfield, Illinois. Each member's Qoal is to learn about office procedure and to be a good office worker. O. 0. MEMBERS B,est wishes from the Ryan Bros. Conoco Service Station. D. E. MEMBERS Row l, left to right - Phyllis Emery, 0 Harry Janssen, Carolyn Hattill, Nancy Ward. Row 2, left to right - Charlene Nor- man, Janet Strong, Shirley Clodfelder, Virginia Brown, Wanda Campbell, Mar- ilyn Barnett, Patty Lane. Row 3, left to right - Mr. Joncs, Mike Daugherty, Frank Spencer, Jake Woods. PAGE SO M. H. S. GLEE CLUB Row l, left to riht - Shirley Livesay, Nancy Holscher, Marilyn Hamann, Jean Williams, Linda Miller, Judy Marston, Rebecca Barrow. Row 2, left to right 1 Marilyn Stilge- bauer, Judy Macy, Carl Bostic, Tony Johnson, Mikc Kress, Karen Spaulding, Deanna Martin, Mary Maxey. Row 3, left to right - Judy Eaton, Jo Potfinbarger, Sue Stansberry, Joy Deg- lcr, Dorothy Oakley, Mary Ballinger, Mariivn Groves, Sharon Whitley, Judith Richards. ,ea r M. H. S. CHOIR lilei-1 Elllll Students of Mattoon High School, who en- joy singing tor pleasure, register for Glee Club in the spring. In this class they enjoy singing popular, folk, classical, semi-classical songs along with many others, Like any other class they meet tor a period each day. Glee Club is one of the halt credit courses that Mattoon High School offers. Many M. H. S. students take Glee Club instead ot a study hall as they have a very enjoyable year singing with Miss Julsrud. Row l, left to right - Shirley Livcsay Joy Deglcr, Jean Williams, Marilyn Ho- mann, Dorothy Oakley, Juanita Wager, Miss Julsrud, Edna Kay Wagner, Joyce Ellis, Judy Marston, Karen Spaulding, Judith Richards, Sylvia Brumleve. Row 2, left to right - Mary Ballinger, Nancy Holscher, Jo Poffinbarger, Ma- donna Malone, Tony Johnson, Mike Kress, Tony Abel, Marilyn Groves, Shar- un Whitley, Deanna Martin, Mary Maxey. Row 3, left to right - Lynn Patterson, Sue Stansberry, Marilyn Stilgebauer, Judy Macy, Kent Kapps, Joe Speer, Carl Bostic, Sharon Nelms, Carol Liley, Norma McGahn, Judy Eaton. M H 5 Ehnir The Robed Choir gave its beautiful Candle- light Christmas Concert again this year, It al- so lent its voice to an assembly program as it did at Christmas time and the last day of school. The highlight of the year was the Big l2 Music Festival at Decatur which under the direction of Miss Julsrud the choir attended, There they were directed by Don Craig of New York City and the one thousand singers were accompanied in their final number by a l25-piece orchestra. Compliments of Pleasant's Studio Best wishes from Tom Purvis, Your Friendly Ford Dealer. Il U T ll Teaches the Fundamentals nf rmeil Fnrees Reserve Officers' Training Corps is a three year course offered to boys interested in mil- itary training. Under the excellent leadership of Major Penfield, M Sgt. McDowell, M!Sgt. Browning and Sgt. First Class Jones, these boys are taught all the fundamentals of armed forces. Left to right - M Sgt. Browning, Major Penfield, MlSgt. Mc- Dowell, A Federal Inspection is held in May. Near that time of the year, you'll hear them all talk- ing about proper uniforms, polished brass, drills and all the other things which must be perfect for them to get a superior rating. We want to congratulate the boys and their advisors for the wonderful Ball they gave. The highlights of the evening were the presenta- tion of the newly appointed Cadet Lieutenant Colonel, Ronnie Davidson and the crowning of Miss Judy White as R. O. T. C. Queen. Row l, left to right - Major Penfield, M Sgt. Browning, Ron- nie Davidson, John Morman, Kenl' Nunamaker, Edward Berko- witz, Harold Huckstead, George Weemer, M Sgt. McDowell, Sgt. lst Class Jones. Row 2, left to right - Ken Diepholx, Alvin Alwart, George Rawlings. Row 3, left to right - Don Donley, Jim Branson, Mike Whitley, Jack Keller, Dave Baldwin. Row 4, left to right - Jim Peterson, Ed LaMasters, Warren Hamby. gs, ., A - f ,N Y fQZ.A T A.. 4 fi X 1? , Q' ' ff 3 EQ I ,ia M ,f 4 X -A ' 'AI - 'V an 'agar uf-sf 2525 M-if 4 M dig 4 , 'www ' f -MJ' y J' :Q 'N' -A mf 9 Y . ,fn .1 My-up W .Saw L , A A, iff' iii? ,, i W A 4 5 A - . WM - .W .a W M , I , ,, ' UI , +-farm' f 4. 'i'j-'fffi-we 4 ff' f A is .. 51 -Q' 1 MM S F '31 i W9 1.5 if gg? .. J '1 s:r2ff ..f 7 h , 1 we z : 4-4,9554 gf ' 1 A Q if 527 Q V f -53355 'Q , , if f :V ' 'fi -f i 7 4' F K WX f ffif ,, V .1 5 . . 'was sf as N...-- F mm v I VAX gi TQ A' M l NA ff .K f-, ,sq .fi fg fr Mi x A W in Q 4 Q I ' i- '--N . ,..y W L, .5225 1- X ,.5' in., ff' X' QA L.,' xxtimg' aff T' V I 1454 N -A-.NX - ' w ' ' WF V ' vi fp , if an W ' g G' 1- . af P .. ,.:,.,.... K ,, Ezgigwkwwmw V V M.. ie' Nia , , 5' W W, f V Ly' J-ry. f- ...W ' 5 gr Vg-M1-IE ..'.-.ii I 1 , , , I WI gg! ' 5, ' 5, , , , - ,Jr 'ws LMQ ...I N' f i'QJ'W,.1Z 1 Z if M v , ' ' 1 fi Ah PAGE 83 Marilyn and Janice lead the way. Carole Daly Our drum l'I13lGl'CllC' Our high-stepping maiorettes - Carole Daly, Marilyn King,' Deann Ward, Mary Harshbarger Nancy Gaines, Janice Sherman, Karolyn Baugher, Sharon Hall, and Judy Shores. Compliments of the Matloon Association of Commerce. PAGi ,,:','-2 1 5 2 5 n .ww 51 , fggg Fw .f,. Qt ' 5 KV 'V , H f N 5.1 mittyv ,if M3 M My m H4 1 V. .4:4I:I'w:'. , , - f X :- ,, Lf - . , L , -, Q if t V Vfq' A. f mf ' ima :E , -V . WM MQMMXINHW f- A . Y 'fjglh-lsifgjsig, A, V 71. gli: 'M K . 'TLLT'-V L M fg..i. . . ,. Q-mfrgf 2 W . ' -wW.4Q,T 3- f fy' Jifszf Jw' 1 V 4, - , M t 'f'2 , .M , wwg, g , ' V -.e1.fg.,g-,gg I A W 52 I , f E2 L. li ,. ',,,. X ,h .. Affifgf E 1 ' ,L R -Q Vw j 'Fl . ,Q-1 . if '- I , ' ' af - 'La , . , A , . L J QI 5 MQ, V, 1, ., as ' , ' 5 ' Avi 'Q A D f X I Y . ff f ' Y ' FV .T 3 2 5 1 fs Q 1, f ? .1 X ,X '-s..,NN ,iff 1 LM ,,, L, x 'T S A W-, ,, A 5 42 , . -eff . M., - 4 x . , X 2 , ,WM N K f K . V .L A x.., . . . P ., ' , 1 ' A , . - f A i ' ' Mfr .. . ' ' f . WM . ., -'H ' wifi Q.-fx-'Q11-::.av3'v-'fvfis U, ,N-f' ' 'SME A ., I A- A' ' 'S , ,..: C'l'?3Y5Ay ' x, -' , 21 ' i A ' ,....--.'- 51',.. H..-M ,-,A,,S:ggsXH5ievq21ws.2s'uqgQ3' 'fx ,.,.V--E.-:r1,':s1f,'f,.12f: , f. ' ' -. ..N fy 1 V- - fy - ' Best wishes from Wilb Walker. EY-Fi' 'airy-f-,vw f - w. 392,- ,mu Lanz, 5, ,A ,.,,. .. v.:!.:.5iA2.:.Q.Qig,.. A. 2 Nw S 3 if E 3 2 Z 1 E 1' 0' 5 if f .av N, , , S s SSS V5 Q s 5' ,... gf' , -Y ,111 in. Best wishes from Walters Sc and IO: Store. Q-SQ PAGE 85 FAEULTY EL SSES PAGE 86 M. H. S. Sizhnul Bnaril Mr. Virgil H. Judge, Superintendent This is to be our last year in the present high school. Next year we will move into a new and much larger building, equipped with more modern and scientific equipment - the result of years of tireless effort on the part ot the Board of Education and Mr. Judge. It has been a very busy year on their part. There has been many hours spent and the only remuneration received has been the enjoyment ot a task well done. Their interest has been the best education for the youth of the Mattoon Area. We, of the Riddle staff, thank you. Top Row, Ielt to right - Mrs. Edna Kizer, Secretary: Mr. E. C. Bauer, Presidentg Mr. W. E. Stewart: Bottom Row, left to right -- Mr. W. L. Podesta, Mr. Jack Chaney, Mr. R. D. Bills Jr., Mr. Carl Ozee. W f . 5., 'g,,,..f '5 ' Compliments of Okaw Building and Loan Uur Principal, Mr. lllawsim Mr. Clawson has guided the school through another successful year, put- ting aside all the minor difficulties and trivialities which always arise dur- ing a school year. l-le must be commended for the ex- cellent way with which he worked out the year under such crowded condia tions and helping each and every one of us to obtain a good education. We are sure he is especially looking forward to next year when the stu- dents and faculty move into the new school. bf aw 3 . Xbw, jfs QTQLJ , I l ssislant Principal Mr. John Weyrauch has done a very fine job of handling his end of the business and social affairs of the school this year, Congratulations, Mr, Weyrauch, on another successful year as the assistant principal of M. l-l. S. lui-W QW' xy 'i Guidance lfiliunsizlur Under the capable leadership of our guid- ance counselor, Mr. William Hooper, many a student has solved the perplexing problems of school and social life. Our thanks to you, Mr. Hooper, for helping us find our way and purpose in life. ---F PAGE S Best wishes from O'DelI's Auto Wrecking Glenna Albers Mathematics Jeaneffe Baker Business Education Farzult English Complimenfs of Fred White, Plumbing and Hearing Dorothy Bratton Mf'Sgf. LeRoy Browning Roy Colin English R. O. T. C. Mathematics, Football Coach Charles Crifes Leon Elliott H. P. Erwin Diversified Occupations Building Trades Director of Agriculture Compliments of While Owl Lois Fifxgerrcll English Harry Gaines Social Science Wayne Ewbank Dircclor of Agriculfure Gerald Ferguson Boys' Physical Education Truck Stop. ljalzull Raymond Fischer Speech Dramatncs ff Q E p. Richard B. Foster Eleanor Franklin Music flnsfrumenfall Business Education Velta Goodfellow Everett Green Latin Mathematics ., ,sn ' 'L Esther Grimes English Luella Harden Business Educalion Good Luck, Class of '56 - Young's De Helen Heath English Falzull J X -v 1 N 'x 1 , X. k , P: pt. Store Us A S ul I m X Charles Jenkins Howard Johnson Borghild Julsrudt Business Education Social Science, Biological Science, Music lVocaI'I K Assistant Football Coach Betty Knapp Oren B. Lackey Jane Lahey V X Business Education Biological Science Business Education Y K. J .A if hiv Dick Ed Lash Biological Science, Drivers' Training, Reserve Basketball Coach M!Sgt. Vern A. McDowell R. O. T. C. Best wishes from Maftoon Texaco Service - Charles McGinness, Owner. Carolyn Miller English Bernard Ohm Distrnbutive Education Kenneth McPeak Physical Science, Electricity Palzull Joyce T. Neal Howard Nelms English Wood Vfork Charles Oyler Major Walter A. Penfield Boys' Physical Education, R, O. T. C. Wrestling Coach, Assistant Football Coach ,av Q. Sue Pfeiffer Girls' Physical Education Merfice Pyle Librarian Gene Rea Machine Shop Compliments ol Maltoon Loan Co Carolyn Rockabrand Roy V. Sheppard Don Shields Home Economics Chemisfry English, Publications Robert Shields Norma Siegel Witherbee Walter Storm Social Science Girls' Physical Education Director of Physical Educahon, Freshman Baskefball Coach ik? ,. XJ a s Dorothy Slruthers Llhrarian Andy Sullivan Social Science, Director of Athletics, Basketball Coach Clark Sullivan Compliments of Matfoon Theatres. Art William Swearingen Jackie Ulmer Grace Whilesel Office Occupations, Commerce Girls' Physical Education Home Economics Henrielta Worrell John P. Young Mary Zimmerman Mathematics Social Science Home Econom cs PAGE 94 Many thanks to our marvelous and understanding sponsors Mr. Lackey ami Mrs Viforreli. Best wishes from Industrial Roofing Co. Hals uff ln the 1955-55 Class Uffitzers Emma favfg 500 M esfwf s mis 427-If! Max Leroy Balch - Dramatics Club 45 D. O. Club 45 Football l, 2, 35 R, O. T. C. 2, 3, 45 Donna Marie Barger - GAA l, 2, 3, 45 Captain 45 M Club 45 Latin Club l, 25 Debate l5 Rifle Team l, 25 Glee Club l5 Robed Choir 2, 3, 45 Marilyn Jean Barnett - GAA l, 2, 3, 45 M Club 3, 45 Capta.n 35 FHA 2, 35 D. E. Club 45 Linda Lou Basham - FHA l, 2, 3, 45 Scicnce Club 45 F. T, A. Edward Howard Berkowitz - Spanish Club 35 French Club 25 Debate l, 2, 3, 45 Camera Club 2, 3, 45 Science Club l, 2, 3, 45 Letterrnan's Club l, 2, 3, 45 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling l, 2, 3, 45 Track l, 2, 3, 45 R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 45 R. O. T. C. Officer 45 Sylvia Jo Boyd - GAA l, 2, 35 FHA i5 French Club 35 Science Club 25 Glee Club l, 25 F. T. A. 2, 35 Robed Choir 35 Compliments of Automotive Repair Service Class nf 1955 PAGE 95 Norma Jean Alexander - Glce Club l, 45 Billie Joe Alvis Alvin Henry Alwardt - FFA l, 2, 3, 45 FFA Officer 45 R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 45 Drill Tc-arn 35 Nancy Carolyn Ashworth - FHA l, 25 FHA Officer I5 Dramatics Club 45 Mixed Chorus l5 Band l, 2, 35 Art Scholarship 35 Top Ten 45 Beverly Ann Baker - GAA l, 2, 3, 45 M Club 4, FHA 2, 3, 45 Latin Club l5 Camera Club 25 Science Club 35 Mixed Chorus 45 Leslie James Baker - French Club 45 Latin Club l5 Science Club 3, 45 L.ctterman's Club l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Tennis l, 2, 3, 45 grois Country l, 35 Student Council Officer l PAGE 96 Albert Carl Bostic John Edmond Boyle - Industrial Arts Club l, 2, Jerry Wayne Bragg - Dramatics Club 4, lndus- trial Arts Club l, Letterman's Club 3, 4, Football ly, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, Track l, 2, R. O. T. C. -, 3, 4: Thalia Lynn Brandenburg - Riddle Staff 3, 4, Riddle Editor 4, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4, Latin Club l, Debate 4, R. O. T. C. Court 2, 4, R. O, T. C. Queen 3, Class Officer l, 2, 3, Student Council I, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Court 3, Homecoming Queen 4, Sophomore Class Queen 2, Tcp Tcn 4, Sweetheart Court 4, M Club 3, 4, James Earl Branson - Industrial Arts Club 2, Lefterrnarrs Club 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4, R. O. T. C. Officer 3, 4, Class Officer 4, Nancy Carolyn Branson - GAA l, 2, 3, FHA l, 2, 3, Latin Club l, Camera Club l, 2, i i l lllass nf 1955 John Bridges -- R. O. T. C. 3, Drill Team l, Rifle Team l, Judy Lee Brown - Riddle Staff 3, Riddle Editor 4, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Top Ten 4, Janet Marie Broyles - GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, FHA l, Drarnatics Club 4, James Allen Brumm Everett Duane Bryan - R. O, T. C. 2, 3, 4, Cross Country l, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, Track l, 2, Golf 3, 4, Letlerman's Club l, 2, 3, 4, Mirror Staff 4, Charles Robert Bullard - FFA l, Band l, Compliments of Automatic Heat C ..,yf i 5 z Shirley Ann Clodfelder - FHA l, D. E. 4, Nancy Berniece Cobb - FHA l, Latin Club 2, O. O. Club 4, O, O. Club President 4, Michael Reed Daugherty - Camera Club 4, D. E, Club 4, lndustrial Arts Club l, Football l, 2, Baskelball l, 2, Joyce Ann Davidson - Dramatics Club 4, Ronnie Eugene Davidson -- Basketball l, 2, 3, Cross Country 2, R, O. T. C. 2, 3, 4, R. O. T. C. Officer 3, 4, Class Officer 2, 3, Student Council 3, 4, Kenneth Ray Diepholz - Lefterman's Club 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4, R. O, T. C. Officer 4, Junior Class Officer, Student Council 2, Compliments of Anderrnan's lilass nf 1955 PAGE 97 Phyllis Sue Campbell - French Club 3, Drama- tics Club 4, F. T. A. 2, 3, 4, Wanda Lee Campbell - D. E. Club 4, Jerome Lee Cizek - Mirror Staff 4, Football lg Basketball l, 2, Baseball l, Track l, 2, Mixed Chorus l, Robert Stephen Clark - Mirror Staff 4, Drama- tics Club 4, Camera Club 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Industrial Arts Club l, Letter- man's Club 2, 3, 4, Football Manager 4, Basket- ball Manager 2, 3, 4, Baseball Manager 2, 3. 4, Band l, Christmas Play 4, School Eleclrurian 3, 4, Ham Club l, 2, 3, 4, Ham Clulv Serrctary 2, Ham Club Vice President 3, Ham Club President 4, Usher 3, D. Dean Claxon Gary S. Clifton - D. O. 3, 4, R. O. T. C. I, 2, 3, 42 PAGE 98 Don Donley - Mirror Staff 45 Mirror Editor 45 Debate l, 25 Dramatics Club 45 R. O. T, C. 2, 3, 45 R. O. T. C. Officer 45 Christmas Play 45 Homecoming Play 45 Senior Class Play 45 William Kenneth Donnell - FFA l, 2, 3, 45 FFA Officer 45 Football l5 Basketball l5 Track l5 R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 45 Band l, 2, 35 Cheerleader 3, Charles Micheal Dudra Carroll Dean Duncan - Drarriatics Club 45 Let- terman's Club 3, 45 Football l, 2, 35 Basketball l, Baseball l5 Track l5 R. O, T. C, 45 Band l, 2, Carolyn Ann Ealy - Riddle Staff l, Z5 3, 45 Riddle Editor 45 GAA l, 2, 3, 45 M Club 45 B Team Cheerleader 35 Varsity Cheerleader 45 Sophomore Class Queen Court 25 Top Ten 45 R. O. T. C. Court 45 Elyn Argola Eastin - FHA l, 25 FHA Officer i5 Mixed Chorus l5 F. T. A. 45 Class nf 1955 Marvel Yvette Eaton - GAA l, 2, 3, 45 Captain 45 M Club 45 French Club 2, 3, 45 ,Debate 25 Science Club l, 25 Phyllis Joan Emery - FHA l, 3, 45 D. E. 45 D. E. Officer 45 Betty Sue England - GAA 35 FHA l, 3, 45 F. T. A. 3, 45 Virginia Ellen Farris - Mirror Staff 35 GAA I, 2, 3, 45 Captain 3, 45 M Club 3, 45 FHA 25 D. E. Club 45 Girls' Rifle Team 25 F. T. A. 35 Shirley June Fentress - Latin Club l5 Debate 25 Band I, 2, 35 FTA 45 Kathleen Frances Ferree - Spanish Club 35 Span- ish Club Secretary 35 F. T. A. 3, 45 F. T. A. Vice-President 45 Compliments of Arcade Drug Store - We Deliver Donald Keith Gerkin - Football 2, William Earl Gillespie - Wrestling, R. O. T. C., R. O. T. C. Officer, Rifle Team, Timothy Daniel Gover - Latin Club l, 2, Debate l, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4, Sci- ence Club 4, Golf l, 2, Boys State 2, 3, 4, Governor 4, Boys Nation 4, Social Science Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3, 4, Speech Club l, Scott Green - Wrestling 2, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Marilyn Mae Groves - Band l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Choir 3, 4, Dennis Eugene Hamma - Science Club 4, In- dustrial Arts Club l, Basketball l, R. O. T. C. 2, 3, Rifle Team 2, 3, Band l, 2, 3, Good Luck From Belt's Delivery Service 6 HSS 'lr' 'ae.,r nf 1955 PAGE Lester Eugene Frazier - Dramatlcs Club 4, Scl- ence Club 3, Industrial Arts Club lg Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Letterman's Club 4, R. O. T. C. 2, 3, Dramatics Club Officer 4, Donna Jeanne Froese - FHA 4, FTA 3, Janet Grace Fuller - GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, FHA l, 2, 4, Girls' State, FTA Z, 3, 4, Gay Ella Furry - FHA 3, O, O, Club 4, Vice President 4, Ham Club 3, Secretary 3, Warren Murray Garbe - Spanish Club 3, Science Club 4, Roger Dean Gass - Camera Club 2, Industrial Arts Club l, 2, Track l, l E ., l PAGE 100 Kenneth H. Hampton Barbara Leah Hanley Carolyn Sue Hatfill - GAA 1, 2, 35 D. E. 45 Gerald Wayne Hatfill - Mirror Staff 3, 45 M rror Editor 45 Dramatics Club 45 LetTermar1's Club 2, 3, 45 Football 25 Baseball 45 Wrestling 2, 3, 45 R, O. T. C. 2, 35 Christmas Play 45 Home- coming Play 45 Senior Class Play 45 Virginia Kay Herman - FHA 1, 25 Future Nurses Club5 Jackie A. Higgins - Camera Club 35 Industrial Arts Club Z5 Class nf 19 Judith Ellen Hood - FHA l, 25 FHA Officer 15 Dramatics Club 45 Mixed Chorus 15 Christmas Play 15 Cheerleader 15 Shirley Jean Hooker - Dramatics Club 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Ramona Joan Hopkins - Latin Club 15 Dramatics Club 45 F. T. A. 3, 45 F, T. A. Officer 45 Frances Louise Hopper - FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 15 Dramatics Club 45 Mona Lee Horn - FHA 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, F. T. A. 3, 4, Robert' D. Hornbeck Compliments of C. L. Hence Commercial Photographer 'is his Charles Robert Karpus - Letterman! Club Z, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Z, 3, 4, Base- ball 2, 3, Senior Class Officer, Elinor Rose Kastl - FHA l, Glcc Club -lg John Edward Keller - Riddle Staff 4, Riddle Editor 4, Camera Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Football l, R, O. T, C. 2, 3, 4, R. O. T. C. Officer 4, Rifle Team Z, 3, 4, Drill Team 3, Boys State 3, 4, D. A. R. Award 3, Ham Club 2, 3, Treasurer 3, School Electrician 3, 4, P. A. System Operator 3, 4, Kathryn Mae Kennedy - GAA 2, 3, 4, FHA l, 2, 3, Latin Club l, Camera Club l, Science Club 4, FNA 3, 4, Doris Jo Anne King - GAA l, FHA 2, Latin Club l, Mixed Chorus l, Choir l, Marjorie Eileen Kern - Dramatics Club 4, Bidwell's Candy - Makes Folks Happy 'i 'Jw - lf PAGE Judith Ann Howard - GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4, M Club 4, M Club Officer 4, FHA If Dramatics Club 4, Science Club l, FTA 2, 3, 4, FNA 3, 4, FNA President 4, GAA Ritle Team 3, Harold Eugene Huckstead - lnltustrml Arts Cluli l, 2, Basketball l, R. O, T C. 2, 3, 4, R. O. T. C. Officer 4, Harry James Janssen - D, E, Club 4, Letterman x Club 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, -l, Basketlmll l I 3, 4, Track l, R. O. T. C. 2, Frances Jane Jeffers - FHA l, 2, 3, 4, FHA Officer 2, 3, 4, Latin Club l, Science Club l, Student Council l, FTA 4, Juanita Joyce Adams Jeffers Doris Jean Johnson -- Riddle Staft 3, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4, M Club 4, FHA 2, O. O. Club 4, O. O. Secretary -l, Class uf 1955 .i d i ,, , ,n :yi Qu, xx PAGE lO2 Nora Jane Knollenberg - GAA 3, 4, FHA l, Science Club 4, FTA 4, Janet Anne Kolbus - Band l, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus l, Dick A. Kragler - Debate l, Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, Track 3, 4, Cross Country l, 2, 3, 4, R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4, Drill Team 3, Leroy Matthew Kremer - Letterman's Club 4, Wrestling 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, 4, R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4, Sandra Kay Kroenlein Edward Reid LaMasters - Letterman's Club Z, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketba ll 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, R. O. T. C, 2, 3, 4 Class nf 1955 af' mv! Betty Jane Lane - GAA 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Patricia Lane Robert Edward Laughhunn - Football l, 3, 4, Track l, 4, Tennis 2, 3, R. O. T, C. 2, 3, John Elmer Lawhorn Robert Floyd Lawhorn - Industrial Arts Club l, Duane Marquette Lawson - Camera Club 4, Sci- ence Club 4, R. O. T. C. 2, 3, Mixed Chorus I, Usher l, Compliments ot BIukweIl's We John Edward McBride - Debate 45 Camera Club 2, 3, 45 Science Club 2, 45 lndustrial Arts Club l5 Boys State 25 Ham Club l, 2, 3, 45 Robert Dean McDowell - Industrial Arts Club l5 l.etterman's Club 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Cross Country 2, 3, 45 R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 45 R, O. T. C. Offcer 45 Drill Team 35 Letterman's Club Officer 45 Bas- ketball Captain 45 Jerry Eugene McDowell - Science Club 3, 45 Football l5 Basketball l, 25 R, O. T. C. 2, 3, 45 Drill Team 35 Social Studies Club 45 Vernon Franklin McFarland - Mirror Staff 45 Letterman's Club l, 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 35 Wrestling l, 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 45 R. O. T, C. 2, 3, 45 Norma Elizabeth McGahan - GAA l, 2, 3, 45 M Club 3, 45 Pep Club 35 Choir 45 Nancy June Madeira - GAA I, 2, 3, 45 Debate 45 Dramatics Club 25 Sophomore Class Officer, Christmas Play l, 25 Student Council 25 Music Club 25 Yearbook and Newspaper Staff 25 FNA 3, 45 Compliments of Bob's Market Q Class nf 1955 PAGE lO3 Beverly Frances Lehman - FHA 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Linda Sue Lerner - GAA 2, 3, 45 Band l, Z, 3, 45 FTA 45 Carole Ann Lilley - GAA 45 French Club 35 Band 45 Robed Choir 45 Acappella Choir 35 FTA 35 Library Club 2, 35 Red Cross 2, 3, Roy Eugene Linder - R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 45 Drill Team 35 Jerry Dean Lindsay - Industrial Arts Club l, 25 Basketball l5 R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 45 Drill Team l5 Gerald Eugene McAchran - Science Club 45 In- dustrial Arts Club l5 Ham Club 45 . 'SX t 't 1 E PAGE lO4 Madonna Faye Malone - Latin Club I5 Pep Club 35 Robed Choir 45 Phillip Harold Manley - D. O. Club 45 Baseball l, 2: Judith Marie Marston - Mirror Staff 45 GAA 35 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Press Club 35 Nancy Carol Mafthius - GAA l, 2, 3, 45 Cap- tain 35 M Club 3, 45 FHA l5 Dramatlcs Club 45 Glee Club l5 Homecoming Play 45 Top Ten5 Robert L. Michaels - Science Club 45 Letfermarfs Club 45 Baseball 45 Wrestling 3, 45 Cross Country 45 Kenneth Duane Michaels - FFA l, 2, 35 Science Club 45 Class nf 1955 Barclay Ervin Mills - FFA l, 2, 3, 45 Roger Keith Misenheimer - Dramatics Club 35 Letferman's Club 45 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Base- ball l, Z5 Wrestling l, 2, 3, R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 45 Rifle Team 25 Christmas Play 35 Nancy Carol Moritz - Spanish Club 45 Spanish Club Officer 45 John Harlan Morman - Letterrnan's Club 2, 3, 45 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, 25 Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 45 R. O, T. C. Officer 3, 45 Rifle Team 25 Senior Class Of- ficer5 Dickinson A. Mulholland Carolyn Ann Musgrave - GAA l, 2, 3, 45 Cap- tain 45 M Club 3, 45 Latin Club I5 Compliments of Robert F. Fuller Mary Charlene Norman Kent E. Nunamaker - R, O. T. C. 2, 3, 4, Dorothy Janell Oakley Carl Leroy Owens - Lel1'ermen's Club l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, Baseball l, 2, 3, Cross Country l, 2, 3, Baseball Award, Alva Dwane Patrick - D. O. Club 4, Industrial Arts Club l, R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4, Ph Ilis Jean Perry - GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Majorette Y 2, Mixed Chorus l, 2, Best Wishes From Bradley's Tire Shop. Class nf 1955 PAGE 10 Patsy Ann Naab - GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4, M Club 4, FHA l, 2, Latin Club l, Usher- effe l, Clifford Keith Nale - Basketball l, R. O. T, C. 4, Clark Morrow Nelson - Spanish Club 3, Letter- man's Club 3, 4, Tennis l, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 4, Jane Rosamond Newby - FHA I, 2, O. O, Club 4, O. O. Club Vice President, Mixed Chorus l, Varsity Cheerleader 2, B Team Cheerleader 3, Judith Ann Nichols - GAA l, James Kenneth Nighswander PAGE l O6 Jim E. Peterson - Industrial Arts Club l, 2, R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4, Gary William Phipps - Latin Club l, 2, Class Officer l, Larry W. Price George Oasler Rawlings - R, O. T. C. 2, 3, 4, R, O. T. C. Officer 4, Rifle Team 4, Josephine Raymer Donald Lee Rose - Basketball l, Track l, R, O. T. C. 2, 3, 4, fi Class nf 1955 we Annetfa Jean Scales - GAA l, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, FTA 3, Carolyn Ruth Schwarz Sandra Sue Se't0n - GAA 4, FHA 2, 3, Drama- tics Club 4, Dramatics Club Secretary 4, Nancy Joellen Pygotl' Seibert - FHA l, Z, 3, 4, FHA Officer 2, 3, 4, O. O. Club 4, O, O. Club President 4, FTA 3, Carol Sue Sempsrote - Riddle Staff lg GAA l, 3, 4, Captain 3, M Club 4, Latin Club l, 2, Class Officer l, 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Student Council Officer 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, His- torian 3, 4, FNA 3, 4, Senior Attendant for Homecoming Queen, B Team Cheerleader 2, Sophomore Queen Court 2, Top Teri, Sweet- heart Court 4, R. O. T. C. Court 4, Phyllis Ann Shadow - FHA 4, Latin Club l, Mixed Chorus 3, Compliments of Bridges Drug Store f Frank E. Spencer - D. E, Club 4, lndustrial Arts Club l, R. O. T. C. 2, Marilyn Kaye Stilgebauer - French Club 4, French Club Officer 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, Robed Choir l, 2, 3, 4, FTA 3, Beverly Jean Storm - Riddle Staff l, 2, 3, GAA l, 3, 4, Captain 3, M Club 4, Latin Club l, Dramatncs Club 4, Dramatics Club Treasurer, B Team Cheerleader 2, FTA President 4, FNA 3, Janet Ruth Strong - FHA l, 2, D. E. Club 4, Marion May Suffer Judee Lynn Sweet 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4, M Club 4, FHA I, Dramatics Club 4, Homecoming Play, - Riddle Staff l, 2, GAA l, Compliments of Ben Franklin. Class nf 1955 PAGE Jerry Wayne Shafer - D, E. Club 4, Freshman Basketball Manager l, Speech Club l, Josephine E. Sherer - D 1 1 GAA -4, Maporctte l, 2 ramatics , L, Marilyn Joyce Shirley 4, M Club 4, Latin 1 GAA l, 1, 3, Al, Captain Club l, 2, Dramatlcs Club 4, Girls' Rnfle Team 3, Class Officer 4, Student Council 3, FTA 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Play, Top Ten 4, Sweetheart Court 4, Richard C. Shriver - lndustrnal Arts Club l, Foot ball 2, R. O, T. C. 2, 3, 4, Nolan Kent Sims - Lettermen's Cluh 3, -l, Bas- lfetlgall l, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Cross Country Charles C. Spelman - D, O. 3, -l, Football l, 2, R, O. T. C. 2, Si- PAGE l O8 Barbara Ann Sydenstricker - FHA 25 Latin Club 25 Mixed Chorus 25 FNA 35 Jackie Jerome Thomas - Science Club 45 lndus- trial Arts Club l5 Ham Club 25 Lois Eileen Thompson - FHA l, 2, 3, 45 FHA Officer 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Betty Imogene Tingley - GAA 25 GAA Officer 25 FHA 2, 35 Maiorette lg Mixed Chorus 25 Varsity Cheerleader 25 B Team Cheerleader 35 John William Tomlin - Letterman's Club 3, 45 Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 R. O. T. C. 25 Boys State l, David Leslie Townley - FFA l, 2, 3,5 FFA Officer 2, 35 Dramatics Club 2, 35 Lettermarfs Club 45 Football 35 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Track 35 Band l, 2, 35 Sophomore Class Officer5 Student Council 35 Student Council Officer 35 Hobby Club 25 Mirror Staff l, 2, 35 Class nf 1955 Betty Lorene Tynan - FHA l, 25 FHA Officer I5 O. O. Club 45 O. O. Club Treas. Margie Sue Van Scyoc - Riddle Staff I5 GAA l, 2 3 4 Captain 2 3 4' M Club 3 ' tin 4La Club'l5'Student Council 4,5 Pep Club FTA 45 FNA 3, 45 Top Ten 45 Carol Ann Wall - GAA i5 O. O. Club 45 O. O. Club Secretary 45 Mixed Chorus l, 25 Nancy Jo Ward - FHA l, Z, 3, 45 Camera Club l, 25 D. E, 45 Martha Ellen Weaver - Riddle Staff 3, 45 Riddle Editor 45 GAA l, Z, 3, 45 M Club 3, 45 M Club Officer 45 Spanish Club 25 FTA 45 Sallie Bobb Weber - GAA I, 2, 3, 45 GAA Of- ficer 3, 45 M Club 45 FHA 25 Dramatics Club 45 Class Officer l5 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Girls' Rifle Team 25 Compliments of Brokerage Q7 Shelby Jean Woodard - Mixed Chorus l, 25 Jake Ray Woods - D. E. Club 45 Track 35 R. O. T. C. 2, 35 Boys State 25 E. David Young - Industrial Arts Club l5 Let- terman's Club 2, 3, 45 Football Manager 3, 45 Wrestling Manager 2, 3, 45 Boys State I, 25 Ham Club l, 25 Joyce JoAnn Young - GAA l5 Sonia Paula like - GAA l, 25 Dramatics Club 45 Top Ten 45 Sweetheart Court 45 Compliments of Buick Gauge. ww fbi Class nf 1955 PAGE IO9 George Edward Weemer - FFA l, 2, 35 FFA Of- gicer 35 R. O. T. C, 2, 3, 45 R. O. T. C. Officer 1 Sandra Jean Welch - GAA I5 FHA l, 3, 45 FHA Officer 45 Darell Well - Basketball l5 Track l5 Paul Harry Welzel - FFA l, 2, 3, 45 FFA Officer 45 Football l5 Track l5 R. O. T. C. 2, 45 Don Miles Wilbur - R. O. T. C. 2, 35 Rochelle Elaine Williams - GAA l, 2, 3, 45 Cap- tain 45 M Club 45 Dramatics Club 45 FTA 45 tiff! PAGE NIO v .t ...... . ww A W 5 Mrs. Knapp and Mr. Gaines Our faithful sponsors. f l Q:-fa.: M L Bcsf wishes from General Eledrlc Ni KQVQQ? e x grf 'if A M: K .ww ,, .0 s 1, 'iii ,Swv W , ,www We Ennqratulale the .Iuninrs nn Their Uutslamlinq Juninr-Senior Pram mums- 1 nl' mx John Abbott Joyce Abercrombie Dick Andrews Robert Arthur Hub Balch David Baldwin Anna Belle Ballinger Donavan Banks Robert Bartlett Loretta Bean Phil Becker Patty Behrend Carolyn Bence Judy Benton Karen Blurstrom Ruth Ann Blue Juninr Class PAGE lll Charlotte Bown Kenny Bragg Roger Bridnman Terry Broers Leo Campbell John Cain Jeanie Fetters Carter Judy Carter Bob Cheekley Jack Clark Jim Clark Norma Collins Janet Cornell Carol Dee Cox Best Wishes from Ethington Transhr. PAGE ll2 Juniors take care of the Record Playing. John Crum Mary Alice Daily Carole Daly Holly Drake Wilene Eaton Joyce Ellis l Linda Ford Gale Garbe Bob Gass Susan Grantham John Ground Warren Hamby Bob Hardwick Marshall Harnack Virginia Harrell Dick Hatchett Mildred Hickman Sandra Hickman Glenda Hendrickson Jim Horn Frances Hovis Mike Huddlastnn George Humes Peggy Ingram Bob James Pat Jenkins Compliments of Freedman's. ,J 5 n F 'E 3 ine Davidson Dixie Dawson Brint DeViIling lnn Evans Carlaine Ferguson Sandra Ferguson Jon Gibbs Carol Ann Gibson Charles Gilbert lobert Hamilton Sue Hamilton Jean Hance .arry Hendrix Carolyn Henry Eugene Herrick ihirley lollneon Tony Johnson Sandra Johnston PAGE ll3 Elmer Douglas Maxine Douglas Ronnie Fleisher David Folly l Carolyn Goodman Sarah Grantham Sid Handley Martha Hardin Q6- Fred Hirseh Fred Hite Caqol Homann Wllllam Hopper Lance Jones Martha Jones lean Ann Judge Jan Kally Compllmenh of Flnt Fedaral Savings and Loan. PAGE ll4 Juniors enioy the Coke machine. Rollerl Kenley Ronnie Kcrzlns Jo Ann Kibler Muriel Lamnert Claudia Leonard Frances Linder I Deanna Marlin Joe Malherly Mary Muay Sharon Millar Eugene Miller Szumdra Miller Sharon Nolms Carolyn Drndorlf Joe Orndurfl Lloyd Parkhurst Carol Patton Phyllis Phelps Richard Piait John Reieh Alice Rnxrba! Lynn Richardson Gary Robertson Ruler Rominur Iona Rulnnd Gary Russell Coiripllriuintfof Funk into Supjly Company. 4 PAGE l I5 Marilyn King Bob Knnllenheru Carol Knontz Snarun Kragler Mike Kress Kenneth Logan Cleda McFarland Herman MeGnhan Judy Macy Dave Mangold l Don Metcalf Lee Metcall Larry Meym Sharon Michaels Eunice Millar Bob Morgan Elaine Morgan Terry Mnnrne Dick Montague Sara Neimeier Rita Pierce Dun Pinnell Jo Pnftinbarler Sue Pridemore Mary Prutz Dslnres Pygott Bob Rnthe Eileen Samnson Margaret Sawyer Marilyn Sawyer Rosetta Schagemann Phil Sclwreek Charles Scott Bill Severn: Compliments of Gehl's Hardware Stan. .-4' U, ., ., . PAGE H6 Oh, those Junior tests. Larry Shadow lohn Shaffer Richard Sorenson Karen Spaulding I Suzanne Summers Robert Swank Nancy Jo Towle David Tracy David Sheeku Joe Slleer Barbara Taylor Larry Trexler DeAnn Ward Joyce Washburn Linda Watson Leroy Weaver Martha Weaver Bill Webster Dirk Weemer Judy White Marcella White Mike Whitley Ronnie Wickiser Bill Wilcoxen Dane Williams Lnrry Williams Congratulations and Best Wishes from Kenneth A. Green. .il -J i' Q ' Q ' PAGE 'll7 8 -Q xi' H. l 5. : 5 ,c X J .1 3 ' 46 . e V 'W x I, 9 4 ,O My Q PY M 1, W, Q. In 1 L.,- a w- gr , 1 1 +34 , AH A ti 3. rg 'i .QQ i I i . 3 l Lois Shields Carol Smith Gordon Smith David Sorenson Jim Snelman Sue Stanslxorry Jack Storm Anna Mao Sullivan Eeverly Taylor Jon Tolle Carol Tooley Jack Toothman Bill Turney David Walker Donna Wallace Henrietta Walls Larry Welch Leo Welch Dick Welch Tom Welch Judy Wells Regina Welsh Dara Welzel Sharon Eemn Bruce Wisner Lance Woodard Leland Wright Carol Young Larry Zachow Janice like Jerry Hart Ruth Joachim Complimenis of Grobelny Motor Company. vi 3' 1 1 - M I ':'TEFv2.E::f l A X Q, 4 1. I gl' ,f l L x if A' 7 ff 2 x Q ig 3 M3153 WW? 1 ig sw' -W wmv gf SA -V .y-1. ff n , I II, MWXEEATZQQ iff 55.3,-X,f x Wa 52, w ap 4 Q R iw P Us w 5:23 ff , W M li fgzgge-51,5 8' aw new ' iii ' N1 QQ ,'ifQi3.4 ii! I 1 '1 7? J Q y Wi ak 4 MQW 4 V 3. , ,K . W 1. l X X ww- a W Y K, , -. . K , A Q J , S ' ' ' S N , ,R , . , 51 , r wx V ,M . 2 4 'MT ' -1 NL I ' . M X' - 1 'S ' ' f , ,X ,yy -, v ' K Q ' 2 M N L , b Q4 ' W A , ' - 1' x' 4 'tx 13. Q.. Q x N: 1 x . A X f ,v , .. r 5' N m 1 ' w 'fu N y .ff PAGE ll9 Q Larry Abel Connie Abell Bill Adams Peony Adams Beverly Andrews 'Fuse Bah Arnold Diane Arthur Donna Baker Karolyn Bnugher Tom Beason David Blyslone Sandra Bernardini Gerald Bonkman Jerry Brown Leslie Brown Bclva Broyles Sylvia Brumleve Barbara Brumm Barbara Bullard Ramona Burns Snphnnmre Class mny Campbell Lantz Camnhell Linda Campbell Kant Cano: Paul Carman Judy Gheukley Willlam Clerk Ardeth Clalrson na Claxon Stuart Closson Cary Colbert Larry Colbert LuDon Cole Phyllis Cook Jaan Counts Carol Courtney lrl Colfer Esther Davis Patty Davis Barbara Decker Myron Dice Linda Donnell Beverly Douglas Harry Dubets lest wishes from your A. C. dealer. John Davis, lmplcmenil. PAGE 120 Sophomora-s arc interested in the Trophy Case. Snpllnmnre Class 5 Dan Duncan Dean Eastin Bob Easton Jnfli Eaton Mary Fetters Gary Finley David Flaherty Don Fleming Jefl Gaines Jim Garhe Janice Gavis Albert Gilbersol Janice Hardwick Beverly Harris Mary Harshharqer Tillie Hash ,v-wt mg: Q30- 'iv- f .ze 131-a 'Q is-'X Ur Tom Hightower Janice Hillerby Janet Hines Jim Hohack Marilyn Hamann Kim Hopkins Jana Hooper Jackie Horton Judy Jones Leon .Iones Karol Kelly Janice Kidwall Jerry Kilman Stove Kimary Rose Knott Sharon Kraqlei Glenda Linder Linda Linder Dick Lindsay Steve Littleton Shirley Livesay David McClellan Jack McClellan Norma Mccona Compliments ot Roy Eaton. PAGE I 2l Tom Eaton Bill Elliott Connie Ellis Nancy England Sharon Ennerson Linda Farmer Carol Flora Chester Faster Brenda Freeman Joyce French Jeanette Frisch Nancy Furry Richard Ginder Priscella Gregory Jim Griffith Herb Hunt Myrna Handley Tim Hanitord Joyce Haskell .limmielyn Hntfill Sandra Hatfill Dennis Hayes Sandra Heath Lyle Henderson i Snplmlnnre Illass Phyllis Hubbard Betty Hunt Liz Hunt Harold Hurst Ken Ingram Virginia Janes Troy Jeyrue Sharon Jeffers Roger Kramer Pat Kress Hermien Lambreehtse Juanell Layton Marvin Leffler Karen Letner Gary Lewellen Gary Linder Martha McFadden Ken MacMorran Larry Maffet Diek Marshall Helen Martin Janice Martin Larry Matthews Linda Mexedon Courtesy of Roy Adrian. PAGE th 9 1 1 4 1 l 122 What a polite Sophomore Class. Snphnlnnre Class Joanna Miller Linda Miller Sandra Miller Janet Molnu Linda Noles Judy 0'DelI Patsy Packer Lynn Patterson Lynn Pleasant Gary Post Ann Price Nance Purvis Lynda Rhor Janet Rnminger Mary Rose Sandra Russell Janice Sherman Donna Shields Frances Shook Mary Ann Shoot Joanne Short Chuck Siegel Julia Slms Francis Slaughter Larry Stewart Letty Stewart Jerry Storm Raenota Storm Jackie Stronl Stuart Swayxe Mike Sweeney Roger Tomkins Michael Welch Sandra Welton Don Wheeler Fred White Bob Whitley Sharon Whitley Jean Williams Judy Williams Best wishes to the Class of 56 - Crawford Shoe Company. PAGE l23 Judy Morrison Beverly Mowell Jean Mullenix Karen Nash Lalmie Neal Shirley Newby Kent Peak Beverly Peterson Lydn Peterson Judy Phelps Dick Phelps .lone Ping Mike Pyle Ann Record Mike Rhodes Tony Richards Judy Richardson Rose Rogers Rose Sallee Mary Sawyer Stephanie Schilling Carolyn Schoch Bot: Sedgwick Vic Semnsrote Sophomore Class QQ fkflfv Sarah Smith Phil Suangler Joyce Snarling Linda Snaulding Jerry Specht Jim Tonlum Doug Tracy Marjorie Trower Juanita Wager Edna Waggener Julia Stallard Brenda Starwalt Sarallee Stevenson Morris Williams Jane Wilson Nancy Wilt Patty Winfield Chunk Wright Betty Wallace Howard Walker Russell Walls Best' wishes from the Cross Furniture Mart. PAGE lf-1 Bcsl wishes from Mzlfloon Produce Mrs. Neal and Mr. Nelms. Wheeling Tnwarll ew llventures Linda Kimery, Nancy Gaines, Bill Elliolf, Margo Orndorff. ' ' If m - uw.. A XM www Xx. , ww amor Q swam haul. MMM PAGE l 25 Tony Abel John Abell Nnnna Abercrombie Virginia Adams Gerrie Adrian Sally Alvis Judi Armstrong Sidney Arnett Barbara Arthur Verne Belt Jeanne Atchley Larry Atkinson Jimmy Ayers John Baker Mary Ballinuer Rebecca Barrow Jayno Benslay Bill Benton Carol Benton Bruce Bergmann Freshman Class Sandra Butch Billi Rae Blackwell Verma Bookman Donna Borror Rebecca Bouek Pete Bowen Stephen Bowen Louise Boyd Paul Boyd Lloyd Bradbury June Breningmeyer Sue Bridges Ellen Brotherton Bob Brown Joe Bulhue John Callahan Llnda Campbell Victor Campbell Roderick Carlyle Lloyd Carter Martha Clayton Janet Clouon Judy Coatel Madonna Cohle Compliments of The Central National Bank. PAGE l26 freshman Class Fred Cahoori Richard Collins Mnrvella Conenhnver Gary Courlney Tom Donnell Darwin Daugherty Paul Dowell Barbara Dougla Richard Epnerson Bill Erwin Bohhy Evans Joe French Ken! Ghast Jurly Giberson Susan Glenn Shirley Gurdon his WH Fw - bt ls fa: 'mf fi .A , X -, 1 FW v-.JP Iary Ann Hana Jim Hall Sharon Hall Karen Hamhy Bon Hardin Steve Hardwick Judy Harrell Sondra Harris hrisline Howes Judy Huckslead Bill Hutchinson Jim Hutchinson Judie Jawnll Mary Johnson Judy Jones luyca Jordan rthur Kuuisch Philip Lamnert Yvonna Lefller Lyona Lexsa Lualla Lilley Terry Linder Linda Lackharl Wayna Logan Ccmplimenls of Central Radio lr Television. PAGE 127 Doris Cowler Tom Cox Michael Crenn Katie Dawson Duane Dean Joy Deqler Carol Dunlap Josephine Edwards Patricia Edwards Bruce Ellinqsnn Bill Elliott Sharon Elliott Lee French Susan Frizzell Larry Fuller Gordon Fuqua Nancy Gaines Roxanne George Kay Gordy Jackie llosset Phil Gover Gary Groff Delores Gruhe Sam Guyette M Freshman Class Charlea Hash Betty Herrick Dennis Hlaains Nicki HIII James Hildreth Nancy Hoelxeher Janet Horn June Hoyle Sarah Junk Vincent Katz Dorothy Kearney Marge Kennedy Janice Klhler Donna Kllman Linda Kinlmery Linda Kull Daniel Lole Randy Lundeen Judy Ann McCoy Phil ltefiinneae Gary McKee Heverly MeKil1ben Bill Meliittrick Curtis Melahan -Ceniplllnontrel Celes Ceuneyieeker On. PAGE IZ8 sg! Freshman Class Judy Mangold Billy Manley Sue Maxey Harold Ohm Margo Orndorff Carol Parsons Phyllis Pickering Gail Posey Barbara Prahl Judy Richards Judy Ritter Sharon Robinson Carol Michaels Orville Pen-od Uon Price Joan Rogers , I John Schwarz Robert Schwarz Larry Shadwick Tom Sherman Judy Shores Bnb Shriver Madonna Sieben Johna Smith Sandra Swank Nancy Tenison Ivan Thomason Carol Tulle Christine Tavnley Judy Tooley Richard Tracy Richard Trau David Wells Don Wells Madonna Welsh Kenneth like Joyee Zaehov Meredith Zeller: Naomi Yoeum Jean Wright Congratulations from Checker Top Cab Ce. 3 PAGE l29 Kent Milam Penny Montague Alien Moore Dwight Mulvaney lerry Nclf Kenneth Nelms Barry Phelps Joan Phelns Gary Phillips Judy Phillips Linda Pliinns Mary Phiuus Norman Probst Dorothy Protz Judy Pyqott David Qunckenbush Russell Reinhart Dnvid Rhine Donna Rohr Donna Ruland Shirley Rumold Steve Rusler Nancy Sanders Bill Sovelry Freshman Class Visa- 'gl U5- arilyn Smith Tom Snow Boh Spaulding Larry Stewart Page Stewart Sharon Strohl Harold Stiff Pat Sullivan aren Tucker Sandra Watson Ronny Walker Carolyn Weiss Bob Walker Sam Walker Martha Warren Susie Weiss 'od Wright Nancy Wilson Judy Williams Arthur Willaredt Mary Willard Larry Wildman Patti West Compliments of Mattoon Coca-Cola Bottling Ch. Y 1 QMQ' f . 'QE H, P l Q R 'f2.s,S ill ll Mau Places PAGE I si . ' 311923 I Q Yr 5 if 1 'A Compliments of Niemeyer's Coal Company. PAGE l32 1 1 11 l '1 1 1 1 1 '1 11 11 'l l1 l1 11 1 1 1 11 .1 11 l1 11 1 1 1 '1 1 l1 1 '1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 '1 1 .1 .1 11 1 1 1 '1 1 11 1 1 l '1 '1 '1 1 t1 .1 l 1 11 1 ly . 11 li A Ely Ki X 1, 1:N '1 '1 I 1 1 1 t1 1 11 11 t1 1 '1 '1 l1 1 1 l1 l1 'u Professional Directory ACCOUNTANTS Don Bouck V. Glenn Stilgebauer ATTORNEYS AT LAW Jack Austin Craig C1 Craig W. K. Kidwell Willis Ryan O PTOM ET R I STS L. R. Cantwell L. C. Cantwell N. H. Berkheimer CHIROPODIST Dr. Patterson lg yi gi h u For Your Donations V Ingle Brothers Broomcorn l General Steel Gr Metals as QR Mr. Don Shields, Riddle Advisor gqf Thank You Mr. C. L. Bence, Photography Mr. Joseph L. Scronce, Peoria Engraving Company Gazette Printing Company Eaton, Judi-Soph., 70, 72, S0, 120 Abbott. .lohu-Jr., 111 1 Abel, Larry-Soph., 119 Abel, Tony-Fr.. 80, 125 Abell, Connie-Soph., 119 Abell, John-Fr.. 77. 125 Ahercrombte, Joyce-Jr., 111 Abercrombie, Nonna. 125 Gerrle-Fr.. 125. 76. 74 Adams, B111-Soph., 119, 54, 79 Adams. .lo-Sr.. 101 Adams, 1'ea'tn'-Soph., 70. 119 Adams. Vlrglnia-Fr., 125 Adrlan. Kent-Sooh., 76, 119 126 Alexander, Norma-Sr., 95 Alvls, B111-Sr., 95 Alvls, Sally-Fr.. 75, 125 Alwardt. Alvln-Sr.. 95. 81, 77 Andrews. Beverly-Sooh.. 75, 119 Andrews, Dlck'.1r., 22. 40,, 43. 46, 49, 54, 55, Armstrong, .ludl-Fr.. 125. 74 A rnold S1dney'Fr,, 125 Amett. , Bob-Soph. , 119, Arthur. Barbara- Fr., 75, , Bob-Soph., 40, Arthur. Diana-Soph., 75. Arthur 54 125 57, 111 119 Ashworth, Nancy-Sr., 15. 34. 71, 95 Atkinson. Larry-Fr.. 44. Att-hley, Jeanne-Fr.. 75. 125 47, 54, 125 Closson, Ayers, Baker, Baker, Baker. Baker, Balch, Balch, Jimmy-Fr., 125 Beverly-Sr.. 95, 74 Donna-Soph.. 76, 119 46', 49, 53, 57, 64, 73, 95 James-- r.. 22, 23. John-Fr., 125 Bob-Soph., 111 Max-Sr., 50, 71, 78. 95 Baldwln. David-Jr.. 14. 81. 111 Ballinzer, Anna Belle-Jr.. 111 Balllnger, Mary-Fr., 80, 125 Banks, Donovon, 111 Barger. Donna4Sr.. 58. 95 Barnes, Bob-Soph., 44, 50, 52 Barnett. M'artlyn'Sr.. 79, 95 Barrow, Rebecca-Fr.. 80, 125. 74 Bartlett. Bob-Jr., 40. 76. 111 Basham, Linda-Sr.. 75. 76. 95 Baugher, Karolyn-Soph.. 70. 76, 119 Bean. Loretta-Jr.. 111 Reason, Tom-Fr., 56, 119 Becker, Phll'Jr., 40. 56, 57, 64. 111 Behreml. I'att.y-Jr., 58, 59, 61, 66, 111 Belt, Verne Eugene-Fr., 54, 125 Bent-e. Carolyn-Jr., 75. 111 Benslay, Jayne-Fr., 125 Benton, Blll-Fr., 125 Benton. Carol-Fr.. 70, 125 Benton. Judy-Jr., 111 Bemann, Bruce-Fr.. 44. 1 Berkowitz. Ed-Sr., 23.40. Bemartllnl, Sandra-Sovh.. Bom-h. Sandra-Fr.. 125 Bjurstrom, Karen-Jr., 75. Blackwell. Billie Rae-Fr.. 25 64, 57 42. 50, 51, 52, 57, 70. 72. Bl. 95 60, 76, 119 76. 111 125 Blew, Conrod-Soph. 72 Blue, Ruth Ann-Jr., 111 Blystone, David-Boph., 72, 119 Bookman, Gerald-Soph., 119 Bookman. Verma-Fr., 125 Barrar. Donna-Fr. . 125 Hostlc, Carl-Sr.. 18, 80, 96' Baut-k, Rebecca-Fr., 125 Bowen, Pete-Fr., 125 Bowen, Stephen-Fr., 125 Bown, Charlotte-Jr.. 111 Boyd, Loutse-Fr., 125 Boyd, Paul-Fr., 54, 125 Boyd, Sylvia-Sr., 95 Boyle, John-Sr.. 78. 96 Bradbury, Lloyd-Fr., 125 Bragg, Jerry-Sr.. 40, 42, 57. 96 Brass. Kenny-Soph., 111 Brandenburg, Thalia-Sr.. 96 Branson, Nancy-Sr., 96 Branson, Jim-Sr., 11, 22, 11.12, 21. 22. 23, 33. 3 23, 40, 43, 57, 81, 96 Brennlngmeyer, June-Fr., 125 Brldges, Jolm-Sr., 96 Bridges, Sue-Fr., 125 Bridgeman, Roger-Jr., 111 Broers, Terry-Jr., 111 Brotherton. Ellen-Fr.. 125 Brown, Bob-Fr, 44, 125 Brown, Charles, 75 Brown, Jerry-Soph.. 77, 119 Brown, Judy-Sr.. 22, 23, 34, 66 Brown Leslie-Soph., 47. 54. 119 Broylol. Belva-Sonll. , 119 Broiler. Janet-Sr., 71, 96 Brllmitt, Wayne-Soph., 77 Brumleve, Sylvia-Soph., 60, 80, 119 Brumm, Barbara-Sonh.. 70. 72, 76, 119 4, 64. 67. 1 Brumm, James-Sr., 70, 72, 96 PAGE Ilryann, Dorothyelr., 56, 57, 68, 96 Bullard, Barbara-Soph., 110 Bullard, Charles-Sr., 50, 78, 96 f- Burch, Burns, Ramona-Soph. , 61, Sandro, 75 75. 76, 119 Eaton, Eaton, Eaton, Eaton. Mlrkty-Sr., 73, 98 Sharon-Jr., 117 Tom-Soph., 121 Wlleue-Jr., 112 Bnshue, Joes Fr., 125 Edwards, Josephlne-Fr.. 127 Edwards, l'atrlcla-Fr.. 127. 74 Cain, John-Jr., 22. 111 Vallahnn, John-Fr.. 44. 125 Campbell , Uamphe Denny-Soph., 119 ll, Lantz-Soph., 119 Ellingson, Bruce-Fr., 52. 54, 127 Elliott, Blll-Fr., 124 Elliott, Blll-Soph., 121 Elliott. Sharon-Fr., 127 Ellis, t'onnle-Soph., 70, 76, 118, 121 Pampbell, Lee-Sonh., 111 Campbell, Linda-Pr., 125 Campbe Uamphe ll, Linda-Soph.. 76 ll, 1'l'u'llls-Sr., 71, 76, 97 Campbell, Victor-Fr., 125 Campbell, Wanda-Sr., 79, 97 Panos. Carlyle, England, Betty-Sr., England, .llnl-Fr., Ellis, .loyt-e-Jr., 80, 11 Elm-ry, Phyllis-Sr., 79 75 76, 98 50 England, Xzlnvy-Soph.. Emmerson , Richard - Fr. , SP8 70 75 l l Roderick-Fr.. 44. 53, 125 Carman, Paul-Soph., 47, 119 Carter, Judy-Jr., 76, 111 Carter, Lloyd-Fr., 125 Carter, Michael-Fr., 54 Cher-kley. Judy-Soph., 119 Chet-kley, Robert-Jr.. 40, 42, 46. 53, 57, llll, 111 Epps-rson, Sharon-Soph., 75, 121 Erwin, B111-Fr., 126 Evans, Ann-Jr.. 70 Evans, Bobby-Fr., 126 Farmer, Linda-Soph., 74, 121 Farris, Vlrglnln-Sr., 59. 61, 79, 98 Pizek, Jerry-Sr., 68, 97 Plark. Jar-lr-Jr., 111 Clark. Ulark. .llm-Jr., 73, 111 Bob-Sr., 18, 47, 57, 68,4 69, 70, 71 Clark, 1v111137l1-s0D1l.. 119 Flawson, Ardeth-Soph., 70, 76, 118, 119 C laxon . C laxon. Dean-Sr., 97 Tlna-Soph., 119. 74 Clayton, Martha-Fr., 125, 74 Flltton. Gary-Sr., 30, 78, 97 Clodfelder. Shirley-Sr., 79, 97 .P Janet-Fr., 12.5 Ulosson, Stuart-Soph., 119 Foates. Judy-Fr., 125. 74 Cobb, Nancy-Sr., 79, FIT Cohle, Madonna-Fr., 125 Fohoon, Fred-Fr.. 126 Colbert, Cary-Soph., 119 Colbert, Larry-Soph., 119 Cole, La Don Joan-Sonh., 72, 119 Collins, Norma-Jr., 111 Collins, Richard- Fr., 77, 126 t'ook, Phyllis-SODh., 119 Cooper, Jerry-Soph., 71 Fopenhaver, Marvella-Fr., 126 Cornell. Janet-Jr., 111 Counts, Nelda Jean-Soph., 119 t'ourtne3'. Carol-Soph., 119 4'011l '-l193'. Gab'-Fr.. 40. 44, 47. 5-1, 64, 126 Cowger, Doris-Fr., 127 Fowger, Earl-Souh., 119 Cox, Carol Dee-Jr., 58. 59, 66. 111 Cox, Tom-Fr., 4-1, 47. 54, 127 Crean, Michael-Fr., 127 Croft, Charles-Jr., 78 Cmm, John Jr., 50, 57, 112 Daily. Mary Alice-Jr., 112 Dalv. Parole-Jr., 30, 39, 66, 112 Daugherty. Daravin'Fr., 44, 126 Daugherty, Mike-Sr., 79, 97 Davidson, Joyce-Sr., 71, 97 Davidson, Karen .Sue-Jr., 73, 113 Davidson. Ronnle-Sr., 23, 64, 81, 97 Davis. Esther-Snph., 74, 119 Davis, Patty-Sonh., 119 Dawson, Dixie-Jr.. 59. 70, 76, 113 Dawson. Katie-Fr., 70, 127 Dean. Duane-Fr., 127 Decker, Barbara-Soph., 70. 119 Degler. Joy-Fr., 70, 80, 127 Devllllng, Brlnton-Jr., 46, 113 Fentress. Shirley-Sr., 79, 98 Ferguson, Carlalnc-Jr., 113 Ferguson, Sandra-Jr., 113 Fcree, Kathleen-Sr., 76, 98 Fetters, .1eanle'.lr., ttfarterl 111 Fetters, Mary-Soph., 120 Flckes, Dennis-Jr., 40, 52, 54, 78 Finley, Gary-Soph., 71, 120 Flaherty, David-Soph., 120 Flelsher, Ronnie-.lr., 113 Flemming, Donald-Sonh., 76, 120 Fleming. Phll-Fr., 44, 77 Flora, Carol4Sunn.. 70 Folly, David-Jr., 113 Ford, Llnda-.lr., 73, 112 Foster, Chester-Soph., 121 Frazier, Robert-Fr., 44 Frazier, Gene-Sr.. 40, 43, 71. 99 Freeman, Brenda-Soph., 121 French, .loe-Fr., 126 French. Joyce-Soph., 61, 75. 121 Frenz-h, Lee-Fr.. 4-1, 54, 127 Frlsrh, Jeannette-Suoh.. 121 Frlzzel I, Susan-Fr., 74, 121 Fmeso, Donna-Sr., 99 Fuller, Janet-Sr.. 59, 75, 76, 99 Fuller, Larry-Fr., 44, 127 Fuqua, Gorrlon'Fr., 53, 127 Furry, Nancy-Soph., 72, 121 1-'u rry. Gaines. Jeff Garbe. Garbe, Garbe, Gans Gay-Sr., 79, 99 -Soph., 47, 50, 57. 120 Galnes, Nancy-Fr., 11, 13. 124, 127 Gale-Jr., 46, -18, 54. 55. 57. 112 Jim-Soph., 120 Warren-Sr., 56. 99 oh Jr 78 112 . . B - -. . Gass, Roger-Jr., 99 Gavls, Janice-Sopll.. 120 George, Roxanne-Fr., 72. Gerkln, Donald-Fr.. 99 Ghast. Kent-Fr., 126 127 Dice, Myron-Soph., 76, 119 Dlepholz, Kenny-Sr., 22, 40, 43, 46. 57. Sl. 97 71 81 '18 Donley, Don-Sr., 23, 68, 69. , Donnell. Blll-Sr., 77, 98 Donnell, John Thomas-Fr., 77 Donnell, Linda-Soph., 76, 119 Douglas, Barbara-Fr., 126 Douzlas . Beverly-Soph.. 80. 119 Douglas, Elmer-Jr., 40. 113 Douxlas. Maxine-Jr., 70, 113 Dowell, Delbert.-Soph., 70 Donell, Paul-Fr.. 126 Drake, Holly-Jr.. '73, 112 Duhetz, Harry Thomas-Soph., 119 Dudra. Chuck-Sr.. 56. 57, 98 Duncan. Dan-Soph., 44, 47. 50, 120 Duncan, Dean-Sr., 57, 71, 98 Duncan, Rick-Soph., 44, 50 Dunlap . Caiul Ann, 75, 127 Gllvhs, Don-Jr.. 113 Glherson, Albert-Soph., 120 Glberson, Judy-Fr., 126 Gibson, Carol-Jr., 72, 76, 113 Gilbert, Charles Ray-Jr.. 54. 113 Glllesple, Blll-Sr., 99 Ginder, Richard-Soph.. 121. Gleen, Susan-Fr.. 126 Good, Mike-Fr.. 47 Goodman, Carolyn Leo-Jr., 59. 73, 113 Gordon. Shirley-Fr., 126' Gordy, Kay-Fr.. 127 Gosscrt, Jackie-Fr.. 127 Gower, Phll-Fr.. 127 Gover, Timothy D.-Sr., 72, 90 Grantham, Sarah-Jr., 113 Grantham, Susan-Jr., 73. 76, 112 Green, Sr-ott-Sr., 99 Greene, Daniel-Fr., 47, 50, 64 Gregory, Prlscella-Soph., 121 Grlfflths, .11m, 121 Groff, Gary-Fr.. 127 Ground, John-Jr.. 112 Groves, 11'ar1Lvn Mao-Jr.. 80, 99 Grube, Delores-Fr., 127 Guyette, Sam-Fr., 127 Haga. Mary Ann-Fr., 126 Hall, Jlm-Fr.. 126 Hall, Sharon-Fr.. 126 Enly. Carolyn-Sr., 21, 23, 34, 38, 39, 59, 67, 98 Eastin. Elyn-Sr., 76, 98 Eastln. Dean-Soph., 47, 64. 120 Easton, Bob-Soph.. 71 120 I-lamby, Karene Fr., 126 Humby. Warren-Jr., 40, 57, 81, 112 1-lamllton. Jerry-Sr., 78 Ilamllton, Robert-Jr., 77, 113 PJKGE 134 Hamilton, Sue-Jr., 73, 76, 113 Hanuna, Dennis-Sr., 99 Hampton, Kenneth-Jr., 100 Hance, Jean-Jr.. 76, H3 Handley, Myrna-Soph., 60, 12 Hanlford, Tim-Soph., 54, 121 . Handley, Barbara-Sr., 100 Handley, Sid-Jr., 73 1 Hardin, Bob- r., l 1IanY1n,'xMarf. a-Jr., 71. 113 Hardwick, Bo -Jr.. 112 Hardwick, .lanlca-Soph., 12 Hardw ek, tevo-Fr., 77, Harnac Marshall-Jr., 68, 2 If I X lone uc 1 Qoph 11es Leo So Jones Mart a r S Jordon Jo 'c . J lj-. ., 70, 12 , Jo s, Judy- , TG 126 . -P ., 7 20 I , - 61, 11 ' . .1 r, 6 1 1 Judge, Jean Ann' 11, 13l il -L, 38, 110. 113 aral n r 0 Ii' tz Vincent-Fr ' arney, Dorothy . 2 eller. J n-Sr., 54, 06, , 81 101 Kelly. Ja -Jr. 6, 113 J1 , S r 27 a s, ' t-J ., 8 DIIS. Bud-Sr., 22, 3 , 43, , , 57, 94, tl, Elinor-Sr., 10 , i 1-7 k!i Malone. I onna-Sr., 80, 104 In old. J ith-FY., 74, 12S ', Bl y-7 ., 128 Ianley, Phillip-Sr., 78, 101 Marshall, Dick-Jr., 121 Marston, Judy-Sr., 03, 011, 80, 101 Martin, Deanna-Jr., S0, 111 M l Tl 115 Ir Martin. Helen-Soph., lil, 7-1, 121 Martin, Janice-Soph., 70, 7.1, 121 Matherly, Joe-Jr., 40, 42, 46, 54. 71. 114 Mathews, Larry-Soph., 4-l, 47, 50, 121 Matlhlus, Nancy-1Sr., 15, 3-1, 511, 71, 104 Maxedone, Sandra-Soph., 74. 121 Harrell, Jud' -Fr., 76, 126 Kelly, opl1., Maxey, Mary Erelyn-Jr.. 80, 111 Harrell, Virg 1111-J ., 70, 112 Kenn , ay-Sr., , 101 , Maxey, Sue-Fr., 75, 123 Harr s, Beverl -S 11. 1 Kc ', Marjorxe-Fr., 72 l -lIl.l'1l0W, Marjorie-Jr.. 73 Harr , sonar Fl., 26 Ixe -, R error.. 114 Me 1-slr, , 71. 115, Harsl arger Lam' Eliza ell S h., 38,120 K ans, 11 e-Jr., 740, 114 .I calf, Lee Ed 'ard-Soph., 5-l. 115 Hart, J y-Jr., 117 Kern, M .-Sr., 1, eyer, Larry-J ., 40, 52, 5-l. 115 Hash, Charles-1 . 127 Kldwell nice Sue-Son 39, 70, 76, 20 511 -llaels, Ca -Fr., 128 Hash, Tlllle-.So ., 120 Kina onna-Fr 1- Mizlaels, ' meth-Sr., 10-1 Haskell, Joyc Suph,. 74, an, Jerry-Sou . 44. 47, 120 ichaels, obert L.- Sr.. 52, 54. 57, 10-1 Hatchet, D -Jr., 78 cry, Llncla-Fr 2, 74, 124, 27 haels Sharon-.lr., 115 Ham , C 1-plyn , ,, 100 lmery, Steve-Q ,, 47, 61, 1' 1 lam Kent-Fr., -17. 54. 129 I-Iatlll, erald- , 2, 54, 57, 68 0, 71, 00 King, Ju An ., 101 Iill . Sharon-Jr., 75, 11-1 Hatflll Jimmie 'n Soph., 74, 1 King, Mar Jr., 39, 59, 1 .5 1 , 11' Mi er, Eugene-Jr., -10, 43, 50, 51, 57, 114 Hatflll Sandra-Soph., 121 nber Robert G.- 7 15 , ller, Eunlr-e4Soph., 115 Hayes, Dennis-Soph,, 44, 76 121 nolle her , Jam'-Sr, 6 I .1'11ler, Joanna-Soph.. 30, 122 Heath, 7Sanrlra4Soph., 8 , 75, 121 9 1 tt, ose-Soph., 0 Miller, Larry-Soph., 42 Helm, om-Snph., 44 ' us Janet-Sr. 120 f Miller, Linda-Soph.. 70, 76, 80, 122 Henderson, Lyle-Soph., 121 I - n , Carol-J., 11 ' Miller, Sandra .lcan'.So11l1., 122 Hendrickson, Glenda-.1r,, 112 ,!.ragler, Die r., 50, 51, 57, 102 Miller, Saunclra Sue-Fr., 72, 70. 114 Hendrix. Larry-J , 77, 113 Kfasler. 1. on-Jr 1 , 76, 115, 120 111115. Barclay Erwln-Sr., 17. 101 Henry, Caroly ,, 64, 11 V Kramer, oger-Suph., 121 Mlsenheimer, Roger-Sr., 40, 43, 10-1 Herman, r., 70, 10 Kreme Leroy-Sr., 45, 50, 57, 102 Molno, Janet-Fr., 122 Herrick ty-Fr., 127 Kres Mike-Jr, 80, .115 Mlonroe. Terry-Jr., 78, 115 Herrlrlr one-Jr., 7 , 113 'r s, Pat-Soph., 121 Morgan, Bob-Jr., 46, 54, 55, 115 Hickman, Mlldre 112 enlein, Sandra-Sr., 71, 102 Morgan, Elaine-Jr.. 115 Hickman, Sandra , 112 ull, Linda-Fr., 127 Moritz, Nam-5-Sr., 73, 104 Higgins, Denn r., 127 Kuplsch, Arthur-Fr., 44, 47, 53, 126 Morman, John-Sr., 40, 42, 54, 55. 57, 81, 9-1, 104 Higgins, .1 ., 100 L4Masters, Ed.-sr., 40, 43, 46, 43, 54. 55, 57 2 Momasue. Dick-Jr-. 115 Hightower, -Soph., 72, Lamhrechtse, Hermien-Snph., 70, 73, 121 Montague, Penn'-Fr.. 71. 72. 199 Hildreth, a es-Fr.,177 121 Lampcrt, Muriel-Jr., 76, 114 Moore, Alice-Fr., 129 Hill, Nic 1-Fr. 74, 1 Lampert, Philip-Fr., 47, 126 Morrison, Judlth-Fr,, 129 Hlllerby, Janice S011 20 Lane, Betty-Sr., 102 Moutray, R1ehardAFr.. 47, 51 Hines, Janet-S0 ,, , 120 Lane, Patricia-Sr.. 79, 102 Mowell, Beverly-Supl1., 70. 123 Hirsch, Fred-Jr., . 50, 113 Laughhunn, Robert-Sr., 102 Mulholland, Dick-Sr.. 104 HUB, Fwd-Jr-. 77. 13 Lawhorn. B011-Sf.. 73. 102 Mulholland, James-Fr.. 47, 71- Hoback, Jlm-Soph., 54, 120 Lawhvrn. JDIIHASF-. 102 Mullenix, Denny-Fr.. 70. 71 Hoelscher, Nancy-Soph,, 3 12 Lawson, Duane'.Sr,. 77, 102 Mullenlx, Leah Jean-Sonh.. 72, 123 I-Iomann, Carol-Jr., 0, 1,1 Layton, Juanell-Soph., 121 Mulvaney, Dwight-Fr., 129 Homann, M'arllyn-S 1 76. 80, 120 Lvffler. MHVIH-SUDH-. 50. 121 M11sgro1'e. Carol1'n'5l'-. 104 Hood, Judyesr., 1' Leffler, Yvonna-Fr., 126 Myers. Richard-Fr., 51 Hooker, Shirley r, 00 Lehman, Beverly-Sr., 74, 103 Nash, Patsy-Sr., 551 Hopkins, Klmfv- h.. 1, 120 Leonard, Claudia-Jr., 60, 61. 68. 72, 114 Neal, Lennie-Soph., 73 Hopkins, Ramona-Sr., 71, 70, 100 Lerner, Karen-Soph.. 121 Neff, Jerry-Fr., 129 Hopper, Francis-Sr., 71, 75, 100 Lerner, Linda-Sr., 76, 103 Ngimejgr, Sam-Jr., 70, 115 Hopper, Jana-Soph,, 72, 120 Lewellen, Gary'Soph., 121 Nelms, Kenneth-Fr.. 44. 120 Hopper, Wllllam-Jr., 113 Lyons, Lexsa-Fr., 126 Nelms, Sharon-Jr., 68, 70, 71. 80. 114 Horn, Janet-Fr., 127 Lilley. Carole-Sr., 76, 80, 103 Nelson, Clark-Sr., 53, 57, 105 Horn, Jlm-Jr., 40, 43, 46, 57, 110, 112 Lilley. Lllella-Fr-. 126 Newby, Jane-Sr., 79. 105 Horn, Mona Lee-Sr., 76, 100 Linder. Frances-Jr.. 114 Newby, ShirleyAS0pl1., 123 1-Iornbeck, Bob-Jr., 18, 71, 100 Linder, Gary-SODh-. 121 Nichols. Judy-Sr., 105 Horton, Jackie-Soph., 120 Linder, Glenda-Soph., 120 Nlghsvrander, J1111-Sr., 13, 71. 105 Hom, Frances-Jr., 112 Linder. Linda-Sonlr.. 120 Nuns, Linda-soul... 10. 122 Hovls, June-Fr., 127 Linder. R0Y'S!'-. 103 Norman, Charlene-Sr.. 79. 105 Howard, Judy-Sr., 18, 59, 70, 76, 101 Linder. Tffrry-Fr.. 126 Nunamakar, Kent-Sr., 81. 105 Howes, Chr1g1,1ne.12'1-,, 125 Lindsay, Dick-Soph., 40, 47, 50, 51, 57 120 Oakley, 'Dorothy-Sr., 80, 105 Hubbard, Phylus Ann-snpn., 74, 121 Lindsay. Jerry-S1'n 78- 103 0'De1l. Judy-Seah.. 122 Hnckstead, Harold-Sr., 78, 81, 101 Littleton, Stephen-Sonh.. 120 0'Leary, Kathie, 72 Huckstead, Judith-Fr., 14, 126 Liveslv. Shirley-Seah-. 39. 763 80. 118. 120 ohm, rmom-1fr., 128 Huddleston, Mike-Jr., 112 Llwkhart. Llnda-Fr., 70. 125 Orndnrff, Carolyn-Jr., 70, 75, 114 Humes, George-Jr., 78, 112 Losan. Kenneth-Jr., 77, 115 Orndorff, Joe-Jr., 45, 46, 50, 51, 57. 114 Hunt, B9tgy.Sgph,, 121 Logan, Wayne-Fr., 77. 126 Omdorff, Margo-Fr., 30, 70, 7-1, 124. 128 Hum, Ellzanetn-soph., es, 10, 72, 15, 76, 121 Lowe- Daniel-Fr-. 127 on, Ronnie-Jr., 40, 42, 55- TS Hunt, Herb-Soph., 121 Llmdeen. Rillldy-Fr.. 53, 127 Owens, Carl-Sr., 57, 105 Hum. Haroldfsouh.. 121 Mfeifhmn- GGFHWSIA- 70. 71. 103 Packer, Pansy-soph., 122 Hutchinson, James-Fr., 126 McBride' J0hn'Sf-- 70- 103 Parkhurst, Lloyd-Jr.. 114 Hutchinson, William-Fr., 44' 50, 125. MCCIPIIHH. David-S0Dh.. 70. 71, 120 Parsons, Carol-Fr., 74. 123 Ingram, Kenny-Scph., 121 Mcclellln' -1fl0k'S0Dh-. 120 Patrick, Alva-Sr.. 78, 105 Ingram, Peggy-Jr., 70, 112 Nfvllonaha, Norma-Soph., 120 Patterson, Lynn-Soph., 14, 70, 72, 80. 122. Ireland, Jim-Fr., 47 McDowell. Jerry-Sr., 72, 103 Patton, Carol-Jr., 70, 114 James, Bob-JL, 112 McCoy. Judy-Fr., 127 peak, Kent-sqplr, 47, 5-1, 57, 77. 123 -731193. Vfl'K1IliB'S0ph., 121 McDowell, Robert.-Sr., 46, 49, 57, 103 128 ' Janssen, Harry-Sr., 40, 43, 46, 40, 57, Jayme. T1'0Y's0Dh., 121 Jeffers, Frances-Sr., 75, 76, 101 Jeffers. Sharon-Soph., 75, 121 Jenkins, Edith-Soph., 76 Jenkins, Pat-Jr., 70, 112 Jewell, Judie-Fr., 74, 126 Joachlms, Ruth-Jr., 117 Johnson, Doris-Sr., 79, 101 Johnson, Mary-Fr.. 126 Johnson Shirley-Jr., 70, 113 Johnson, Tony-Jr.,' 40, 52, sn, 113 Johnston. Sandra-Jr., 59, 113 Jones, Lance-Jr., 40, 113 79, 101 McFadden, Martha-Jr., 121 McFarland, Cleda-Jr., 59, 61, 76, 115 M'cFar1and, Vernon-1Sr., 52, 68, 103 Mctlahan, Herman-Jr., 115 McGahan, Norma-Sr., 59, S0, 103 McG1nness. Phil-Fr., 127 Mc-Kee, Gary-Fr., 44, 50, 127 Mc-Klbben. Beverly-Fr., 127 McKitt1'lck, Bill-Fr., 127 McM'ahan, Curtis-Fr., 127 MacMorran, Kennethesoph., 127 Macy, Judy-Jr., 80, 115 Madeira, Nancy-Sr., 70, 72, 103 Maffett, Larry-Soph., 121 Penrod, Orville-Fr.. 44, 71. 10 Perry, Phyllis-Sr., 53. 61. Pasha, Joseph-Soph., 78 Peterson, Beverly-.Sop11., 123 Peterson, Jim-Sr.. 81, 106 Peterson, Lycia-Sopl1., 123 5 Phelps, Barry-Fr. . 129 Phelps, Joan-Fr.. 74, 129 Phelps, Phelps. Phelps Judy-Soph., 123 Richard-SODI1.. 70. 127 Phyllls-Jr., 114 Phillips, Gary-Fr., 44, 129 Phillips, Judy-Fr., 74 Phipps, Phipps, Gary-Sr.. 73, 106 Linda-Fr., 70, 129 Phipps, I Mary-Fr., 61, 12 9 Platt, Richard-Jr., 40, 52, 114 Pickering, Phyllis-Fr.. 128 Pierce, Rita-Jr., 115 Ping, Dick-Soph., 47, 54, 77 Ping, Jane-Sooh, 76. 123 Plnnell. Don-Jr.. 77. 115 Pleasant, Lynn-Soph,. 76, 122 Pofflnbarger, Jo- Jr., 22, 75, 11:1 Posey. Gall-Fr.. 123 Post, Garyesoph., 122 Prahl, Barbara'Fr.. 128 Price, Donald-Pr.. 128 Price, Ann L.-Sopls., 76, 122 Price, Larry-Sr., 106 Prldemore, Sue-Jr., 66, 70, 115 Prohst. Norman-Fr., 77, 129 Pmtz, Dorothy-Fr., 128 Protz, Mary-.Yi-., 115 Purvls, Nance-Soph., 118, 122 Pygott, Joanne-Sr., 70. 115 Pygott. Judy-Fr., 129 Pyle, Michael-Soph., 123 Quakenbush, David-Fr., 129 Bathe, Boh-Jr., 77, 115 Rawlings, George-Sr., 81, 106 Reymor, Josephine-Sr., 106 Record, Ann-Sonh., 72, 123 Balch, John-Jr., 54. 55. 73. 114 Relnhart, Russell-Fr.. 70. 71, 129 Rexroat, Alice-Jr., 70, 76, 114 llhlne, David-Fr., 64, 129 Rhoades, Mike-Soph.. 123 Illchards, Tony-Sooh.. 71, 123 Richards. Junllth-Fr.. 80, 28 Richardson, Judy-Soph., 73, 74. 76, 1 Richardson, Lynn-Jr., 59, 114 Ritter, Judy-Fr., 80, 128 Robertson, Gary-Jr., 76, 114 llohlnson, Sharon-Fr., 128 Rogers, Joan-Fr., 128 Rogers. Rosetta-Sonh., 123 Rohr, Donna-Fr., 129 Rohr, Lynda-Soon., 122 Romlngcr, lauet-Soph.. 74, 70. 122 Romlnger. Roger-Jr.. '72, 77, 114 Rose, Donald Lee-Sr., 106 Role, Mary Margaret-Soplx., 122 Rauma, Damn-Fr.. 75. 129 lluland, Iona-Jr.. 70, 114 Rum 0, shmey-Fr., o4, 74, 70, 129 YIVKYHI, Gary-Jr.. 114 Ruilill, Sandra-Soph., 122 Buster, Steve-Fr., 71, 129 Sallee, Rose Mary-Soph., 123 Sampson, Elleen-Jr., 115 Sanders, Nancy Jane-Fr., 74 Sanders, Nancy Lee-Fr., 129 Saveley, Bill-Fr., 47, 54, 129 Sawyer, Margaret-Jr., 115 Sawyer. Sawyer. Marilyn-Jr.. 115- Mary-Soph., 123 Scales, AnnettawSr., 15, 18, 71, 106 Schpch, Carolyn4Soph., 70, 76, 123 Schagemann, Martha-Jr., 73, 115 Schallemann, Rosetta. 75 Schllllng, Stephanie-Soph., 73, 123 Schreck. Phil-Jr.. 50, 57, 115 Schwarz, John-Fr., 71, 128 Schwarz, Robert-Fr., 44, 128 Schwarz. Ruth-Sr., 106 Zlko, Sonia-Sr., 15, 18, 23, 33, 34, 11, 109 Scott, Charles-Jr., 40, 54, 115 Scott. Ollver-Soph., 77 Sedwick. Bob-Soph., 123 Sefton, Sandra-Sr.. 71, 106 Selhert, Nancy fPygottl-Sr., 106, 79 Semnsrote, Carol-Sr., 11, 13, 21, 23, 76, 106 Sempsrote, Victor-Soph., 76, 123 Severna, B111-Jr.. 40, 56, 115 Shadow, Larry-Jr., 116 Shadow, Phyllis-Sr., 75, 106 Shadwlck, Larry-Fr., 128 Shafer, Jerry-Sr., 107 Shaffer. John-Jr., 66, 116 Sheeks, David-Jr., 54, 116 Sherer, Joe-Sr., 107 Sherman, Janice-Soph., 122 Sherman, Tom-Fr., 128 Shields, Donna-Soph., 72, 122 Shields, Loll-Jr., 70, 72, 117 Shlrley, Marilyn-Sr., 23, 83, 34, 59, Shook, Frances-Sqoh., 122 Shoot. Mary Ann-Sonh.. 70. 75. 122 Shores, Judy-Fr., 60, 128 Short, Joanne-Soph., 122 Shriver, Bob-Fr., 47, 128 Shriver, Richard-Sr., 107 Shriver, Vlrglnla, 75 23 32. 34, 59, 64, 70, 71, 76, 94, 107 i 1 DEX Siehen, Madonna-Fr., 128 Siegel, Phunk-Boph., 122 Sims, Julia-Soph., 70, 122 Sims. Nolan-Sr.. 45, 46, 48. 53, 57, 107 Slaughter, Frances-Soph., 122 Smith, Carol Jean-Jr., 75, 117 Smith. Gordon-Jr., 40, 56, 57, 117 Smith, Johna Lee-Fr., 128 Smith. 'tlarllyn-Fr., 129 Smith, Sarah-Soph.. 70, 123 Smyser. Judy-Sr., 72 Snow, Tom-Fr., 47, 120 Sorenson, David-Jr., 57, 64, 117 Sorenson, Richard-Jr., 116 Spangler, Phil-Soph., 71, 76', 123 Snarllng, Joyce-Soph.. T4 Spaulding, Bob-Fr., 70, 129 Spaulding. Karen-Jr., 60, 80, 113 Spaulding, Linda-Sonh., 70, 123 Specht, Jerry-Soph., 47, 123 Speer, Joe-Jr., 77, 80, 116 Spolman, Charles-Sr., 107 Spelman, Jim-Jr., 117 Spencer, Frank-Sr.. 79, 107 Stallard, Julia-Soph., 76, 123 Stansberry, Sue-Jr.. 80, 117 Starwalt, Brenda-SODh., 123 Stevenson, Sarallee-Soph., 123 Stewart, Larry-Fr.. 47, 129 Storsrt, Larry-Soph., 44, 122 Stewart, Letty-Sonh., 122 Stewart. Marlon Page-Fr., 120 Stiff, 'Harold-Fr., 47, 56. 70, 129 Stllgehauer, Marilyn-Sr., 73, 80, 107 Stllllons, Clarence-Fr., 47, 50 Storm, Beverly-Sr.. 59, 71, 76, 107 Storm, Jackelr.. 117 Storm, Jerry-Soph., 54, 122 Storm. Raenota-Scoh., 58, 6-1, 70, 122 Strong, Strong. Jackie-Soph., 77, 122 Janet-Sr., 79, 107 Sullivan, Annu Mae-Sooh.. 74, 117 Sullivan, Charles Patrlek-Fr.. 44, 47, 77 Summers, Suzanne-Jr.. 23, 64, 76, 116 Sutter, Marlon-Sr.. 107 Swank, Bob-Jr.. 116' Swank, Sandra-Fr., 128 Swayze, Stuart Michael-Soph., 122 Sweeney, Mlchael-Soph., 58, 72, 122 Sweet, Judee'Sr., 15, 50, 71 Sydenstrlcker, Barbara-Sr., 108 Taylor. Barbara-Jr,, 116 Taylor, Beverly Euln-Jr., 66, 117 Taylor, Harley-Fr., 77 Tennlson, Nancy-Fr., 75. 128 Thomas, Jack-Sr., 108 Thompson. Ivan-Fr., 128 Thompson. Lois-Sr., 74, 108 Tingley, Betty-Sr., 108 Tolle. Carol-Fr., 128 Tulle, Jon-Jr., 78, 53, 117 , Tomkins, Roger-Soph., 47, 122 Tonyum, Jim-Sonh.. 71, 123' Tomlin, Bill-Sr.. 54. 55, 57, 108 Tooley, Carol-Jr., 117 Tocley. Judy-Fr.. 128 Toolhman, Jael:-Jr., 40, 117. 22 Towle, Nancy-Jr., 116 Townley, Christine-Fr.. 70, 128 Townley, David-Sr., 49, 50, 46, 23, 108 Tracy, David-Jr., 116 Tracy, Richard-Fr., 128 Tracy, Douglas-Fr., 44, 77, 123 Trexler, Larry-Jr., 78, 116 Trout, Richard-Fr., 53, 128 Trowor, Marjorie-Soph., 123 Tucker, Don-Jr.. 78 Tucker, Karen-Fr., 129 Tnrney, William-Jr., 117 Tynan. Lorene-Sr., 79, 108 Vandeveer, Peggy. 70 Van Gundy. Dale-Fr., 47, 54 Van Scyoc, Mar1z1e'Sr., 34, 59, Wager, Waggener, Edna-Soph. , Juanita-Sonh., 80, 123 Walder, Bob, 53 Walker David-Jr., 56, 117 VValker: Howard-sopn., 123 Walker, Room-Fr., 52, 129 Walker Ronny-Fr., 44, 129 129 PAGE 4 I aft Ward, Nancy-Sr.. 70, 108 Warren. Mart1n'Fr., 74. 129 Washburn, Joyce-Jr., 116 Watson, Linda-Jr.. 73. 116 Watson, Sandra-Fr., 61. 129 Weaver, Martha-Sr.. 66, 76, 108 Weaver, Leroy4Jr.. 110 ' Weaver, Martha K.AJr., 60. 73, 116 Weber, Sallie-Sr., 22, 33, 34, 38, 39, 58, 50, 71, 108 Webster, Blll-Jr., 116 Weemer, Dick-Jr., 116 Weemer, George-Sr., 81, 109 Weiss, Carolyn-Fr., 129 Weiss, Susie-Fr., 72, 129 Welch, Donna, E0 Welch, Larry-Jr., 117 Welch, Leo-Jr., 54, 55, 57, 117 Welch, Michael-Soph., 122 SVelch, Richard-Jr., 117 Welch, Sandra-Sr., 79, 109 Welch. Tom-Jr., 78, 117 Well, Daroll-Sr.. 78, 109 1Vells, D0nlldAF'r., 128 Wells, David-Fr., 54, 128 Wells, Judy-Jr., 117 Welsh, Madonna-Fr., 128 Welsh, Regina-Jr., 70, 76, 117 Welton. Sandra-Fr., 122 West, Patti-Fr., 129 Wetzel, Dara-Jr.. 76, 117 Wetzel. Paul-Sr.. 77. 109 Wheeler, Don-Sonh., 54, 122 White. Fred-Soph., 54, 76, 122 White, Judy-Jr., 20, 22, 38, 39, 70, 115 White, Marcella-Jr., 116 Whitley, Mike-Jr., 40, 42, 46, 48, 57, Whitley, Robert-Soph., 44, 54, 122 Whitley, Sharon-kph., 80, 122 Wicklser, Bonnie-Jr., 78, 116 Wlebe, Marie-Soph.. 70, 75 Wilbur, Don-Sr., 109 Wllcoxen. 1V1lllam-Jr., 116 Nvlldman. Larry-Fr., 129 Willard, Mary-Fr., 64, 129 81, 116 Willaredt, Arthur-Fr., 71, 129 Wllllams, Dena-Jr., 116 Williams, Jean-Soph., 70. 80, 122 Williams, Judy-Fr., 122 Williams, Judlth-Soph., 129 Wllllams, Larry-Jr., 110, 116 Williams, Rochelle-Sr., 59, 61, 71, 76, 109 Wllllams. Morris-Sodh., 123 W1 I son. Wilson. Jane-Soph., 76, 123 Nancy-Fr., 60, 64, 129 Wllt, Nancy-Soph.. 78, 123 Winfield, Patty-Soph., 11, 13, 64, 76, 123 Wisner, Bruce-Jr.. 40, 117 Woodard, Jean-Sr.. 109 Woodard, Lance-Jr.. 70 Woods, Jake-Sr., 70. 109 Wright, Charles-Soph., 123 Wright, Fred-Fr.. 54, 129 Wright, Jean-Fr., 128 Wright, Leland-Jr., 117 Yocom, Naomi-Fr.. 128 Young, Carol-Soph., 76, 117 Younl. David-Sr., 52, 57. 109 Young, Joyce-Sr., 109 Zachow, Joyce-Fr.. 128 Zachow, Larry-Jr., 117 -Zellers, Mereditll-Fr,, 128 '14, 70, 76, 108 80, 123 Walker, Sam-Fr., 77. 129 Wall, Carol Ann-Sr., 79, 108 Wallace, Betty-Sooh., 68, 70, 123 Wallace, Donna-Jr., 61, 66, 117 Wallace, Jim-Soph., 77 Walls, Henrietta-Jr., 75, 117 Walls. Russel-Soph., 123 Ward, Bonnie Jean-Soph., 74 Ward, Deann-Jr., 116 Zlke. Janice-Jr.. 117 Zlke, Knenneth-l1'1'., 44, 52, 128 514 , , .L ' .z 7 's 1- Ag' AUTUGHAPHS of ? - p Vmafj rl! ' v 'f ,u, , If I 57 ' vu V - D ff fi 'QMW f - fgfkj fyf of! W fffff WW My W M ff Q 1 f i f ' X -N , RQ, YQ x E5 Kwai? ' L4 i QWQYSQQESWJ l Q Z 'X 951 - 1 n 751 m e V was I A I:- , ' K ' ,, .V .. 53322 Pg 'q?w?qfw1 UQUWR' BMW ? ' u , , . , H' V 5 ' 4 2 4 ' V A11 g A --- - ? 7 Y 'p-'.,.- 1 'I J ' ' ' - ' ,- 1 ' -' ' f- u...1gJ....L.M... LQA.,4u. :ld.kwi.L... .-L... 1 a. .fm-4. 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