Mount Vernon High School - Vernois Yearbook (Mount Vernon, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1959 volume:

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A. 111Vz S. 10th Street 3556 End Sheets AMERICAN LEGION POST 141 816 Main Street 4561 End Sheets ANCHOR COAL COMPANY 1701 Perkins Avenue 884 End Sheets ANSLEY, DR, J, R, 712 Main Street 1673 End Sheets ALTA SEAL STORM-WINDOW AND AWNING COMPANY 1703 Perkins Avenue 2708 Cover BAR-B-QUE HAVEN 1403 Main Street 2985 Cover BAYER'S GROCERY 1601 S. 12th Street 1359 Cover BAYER MOTOR COMPANY, INC. 211 N. 10th Street 5100 1, 2 BAYER PETROLEUM COMPANY 1002 Main Street 2028 3, 4 BEAN'S STANDARD SERVICE 6th G' Main 421 Cover BEASLEY MOTEL Salem Road 772 Cover BEN FRANKLIN STORE 118 S. 9th Street 4850 Cover BENOIST BROS. ACE HARDWARE 18th Cr Broadway 344 Cover E. BLANKENSHIP fr CO., INC. 801 BYOWIWUY 5040 COW BRANSQN, E, Ru GEOLOGIST 715 Main Street 5505 Cover BREHM-HANNA CHEV. CO. Salem Rd. 3120 5, 6 BROWNING COAL Cr OIL CO. 421 S. 12th Street 1031 Cover BU-rCH'5 331 S. 7th Street 3579 Cover CLIFF CAMPBELL SIGNS 1701 S. 14th Street 140 7 CAMPBELL, MR. AND MRS. HOWARD 1881 Richview Road 2538 8 CANTER DRILLING COMPANY 324V2 Main Street 4644 9 CLAUDE'S SHELL SERVICE 'l0fl1 5' Main 1200 10 COLLINS CLEANERS 112 S. 11th Street 363 11 COLLINS BROTHERS OIL COMPANY Mitchell Bldg. 1093 4, 5 12 COOPER PLUMBING G' HEATING 500 Fairfield Road 3206 13 COURTNEY'S MAYFLOWER MOVING AND STORAGE COMPANY 1204 S. 10th Street 1001 14 CUMMINS ORCHARD Dix, Illinois 43 15 DAVIS DRUGS 918 Main Street 123 16 DELO PHOTO CRAFT 820 Main Street 280 17 DON DeMENT T.V. TOWER SERVICE 815 S. 21st Street 1643 18 DeWITT MAXEY MOTOR COMPANY 318 S. 10th Street 715 19, 20 WALTER DUNCAN OIL PROPERTIES 815 Broadway 504 21 EAST SIDE LUMBER COMPANY 406 Main Street 1524, 5 22 OLEN EATER HEATING AND SHEET METAL 1500 Park Avenue 849 23 ELECTRONICS SALES Cr SERVICE 1406 Broadway 682 24 ELLIS FINE FOODS 207 S. 10th Street 1233 25 ELLIS HELP-YOURSELF LAUNDRY 519 S. 12th Street 4406 26 EPPERSON, DR. E. B. 727 Broadway 4690 27 FARTHING If MOSS SHELL SERVICE 14th Cr Broadway 2467 28 FENTON'S MUSIC SERVICE 300 S. 4th Street 5165 29 FIRST NATIONAL BANK 101 S. 10th Street 268 30, 31, 32 FIRST STATE BANK OF DIX Dix, Illinois 33 NAME FORE, MR. AND MRS. CLIFFORD FRAZIER, MR. CLYDE, OIL PRODUCTION FIELDS, MR. AND MRS. CLIFFORD R. GAMBER, WILLIAM A. GATEWOOD, J. G. GENTLE'S DRILLING COMPANY GLADYS' FLOWER SHOP GLADYS SHOP INCORPORATED GINGHAM KITCHEN RESTAURANT GLASSMAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES GRAVITT, JAMES O., MFG'S. AGENT GREEN GATES FARM HARLOW MOVING AND STORAGE SERVICE HARP, CLIFTON IPAINTERI HAWKINS BAKERY FRED HAWKINS FRUIT FARM HAWKINS MILLION DOLLAR HEN, INC. HAWKINS OFFICE SUPPLY H fr H PLUMBING, HEATING AND ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS HINMAN AND WARD INSURANCE CARROLL HOLLOWAY RETIPPING SERVICE HOSIERY AND INFANT SHOP HUNT'S RESTAURANT HURST, DR. CLAUDE H. ILLINOIS BROKERAGE ILLINOIS LEASE OPERATING, INC. INA STATE BANK INDEPENDENT THRIFTY M. E. JACKSON JEWELRY CO. JAMISON REAL ESTATE JAX COAL AND MATERIAL CO. JEFFERSON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. JEFFERSON ASPHALT COMPANY JEFFERSON COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION JEFFERSON COUNTY DENTAL SOCIETY JEFFERSON LUMBER COMPANY JEFFERSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL JEFFERSON SERVICE COMPANY JENKINS RADIO 8' T.V. JOHNSON THE FLORIST JOHNSON'S INSURANCE AGENCY KELLEY'S BOWL ADDRESS 1917 Jefferson 1007 Broadway Fairfield Road 116 N. Main 701 N. 12th Street Waltonville Rd. 809 Jordan 900 Main 306 Perkins 104 S. 9th Street 328 S. 10th Street Fairfield Road Route 4 423 Casey 1605 Pace 1 108 Main Dix, Illinois Box 216 906 Main 1233 Tolle Road 426-27 Rogers Bldg. 1100 Perkins 1008 Main Street 120 N. 9th Street 1104 Jordan 108 S. 9th Street Carter Bldg. Ashley Rd. Ina, Illinois 2210 College 913 Broadway 1116 Main 18th 8' Water Works Road 107Vz S. 10th Street 1209 Casey 13th Cr Broadway 909 Shawnee Ave. 9th 8' Pauline 432 Perkins 2020 Broadway 313B S. 10th Street 218 Main PAGE PHONE SPONSORED 2211 34 1810 35 195 37 1111 36 4399 38 837-863 39 469 40 167 41 4090 42 612 43 1101 44 2289 45 4575 46 2517 47 1450 48 246 49 48 50 1404 51 369 52 665 53 701 54 1074 55 2285 56 5025 57 2875 58 3695 59 4807 60,61,62 110 63 1510 64 1485 65 372 66 500 67 1519 68 2110 69 70 71 621 72,73,74 3400 75,76,77 1469 78 3407 79 420 80 955 81 802 82 NAME KING CITY FEDERAL KING CITY LUMBER CO. KING CITY MOTORS KORACH, MR. AND MRS. SAMUEL E. LAIRD JEWELERS LANG FURNITURE 8' APPLIANCES LASCO TRIM SHOP L Cr N CAFE LAWRENCE MOTEL LAWRENCE RESTAURANT LUCILLE'S BEAUTY SHOP THE LURA FLOWER SHOP MORGAN WHOLESALE FLORISTS MACK'S PIZZA HOUSE THE MAMMOTH DEPT. STORE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL PHARMACY VERNON L. MENDENHALL INSURANCE AGENCY MIDSTATE CHEMICAL CO. MODE O'DAY CORP. MODERT, DR. AND MRS. ALSON W. MODERT, DR. A. W. MODERT, DR. J. M. MOM'S CAFE MONTGOMERY BROS. EQUIP., FEED fr ELEVATOR MONTGOMERY WARD MOORE MOTORS MOOSE LODGE NO. 755 MORGAN, MR. DONALD A. GEOLOGIST MOTEL MT. VERNON MOUND CITY FURNITURE CO. MT. VERNON A G STORES MT. VERNON AUTO DEALERS ASSN. ELKS LODGE 819 MT. VERNON DISTRIBUTING CO. FOX MT. VERNON THEATERS MT. VERNON FROZ-N-FOODS MT. VERNON LUMBER CO. MT. VERNON NEON SIGN CO. REGISTER NEWS THE MUG MUSGROVE SHOE STORE MYERS FUNERAL HOME NEAL BROS. ROOFING NELSEN CONCRETE CO. NIEKRENZ NURSERY ADDRESS 117 N. 10th Street 12th G' Casey 1600 S. 10th Street 810 Columbia Avenue 1007 Broadway Bonnie, Illinois 1415 Broadway 1500 Main 1319 Salem Road 1319 Salem Road 600 Broadway 808 S. 137th Street Ashley Road 901 Broadway 909 Shawnee 1020 Jordan Waltonville Road 16th 6' Herbert 15 Northbrook Drive 909 Shawnee Richview Road 223 S, 10th Street Waltonville, Illinois 10th 8' Broadway 1305 S. 10th Street 800 Broadway Emmerson Hotel 800 E. Main 819 Broadway 501 Jordan 11th Cr Harrison 408 S. 10th Street N. 9th 2413 Broadway 318 S. 9th Street Salem Road 112 N. 9th Street Salem Road 916 Main 122 N. 10th Street 421 Broadway 7th G' Brickyard Road Ashley Road PAGE PHONE SPONSORED 5200 83 216 84 5810 85 5636 86 1849 87 3929WV1 88 1356 89 4700 90 5665 91 2035 92 4437 93 4921 94 3822VV2 95 115 96 209 97 1962 98 4310 99 1090 100 2855 101 900 101.102, 3300 104 1272 105 BL 9-4277 106 518 107 3642 108 4110 109.110, 2950 112 3551 113,114, 655 116 4030 117 118,119 7 120 198 121 175-300 122 3630 123 28-29 124,125, 645 127 117 128 5677 129 4065 130 604 131 805 132 3510 133 1603 134 NAME NORTH SIDE SHELL SERVICE 1-HOUR MARTINIZING DRY CLEANERS OSBORN'S PAGE INSURANCE PEARSON, CHRIS PEER'S SMART SHOP DR. PEPPER BOTTLING CO. PEP DRILLING CO. P. 6' M. WELDING THE PRESCRIPTION SHOP PULLEY FUNERAL HOME RANMAR'S STANDARD TIRE REDWINE, NASH REMNANT HOUSE ROSS DRUGS ROTH'S DAIRY COMPANY, INC. RUTHERFORD, MR. HOMER GEOLOGIST SCHROEDER'S WHOLESALE MEAT COMPANY SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. SECURITY BANK SETZKORN, K. H. ENGINEER SIMMON'S 66 SERVICE AMOS F. SMITH TRUCKING CO. SOUTH SIDE DRUG STORE STARR BROTHERS STEWART GRAIN CO. STROUP CONSTRUCTION CO. THE SUB SUSAN SHOP THOMPSON, DR. HARRY G. J. V. WALKER G' SONS, INC. WALKER'S MARKET WALL, MR. AND MRS. T. E. WEBB'S BOOK STORE fr OFFICE SUPPLIES WEBB, ROGER G., AND SON WELBORN 8' CARR INSURANCE COMPANY E, F. WIELT CO., PLUMBING, HEATING AND ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS GERALD WILLIAMS INSURANCE WILSON, D. C. WILSON MOTORS D. H. WISE CLOTHING CO. WOOD, DR. AND MRS. EDWIN S. WOOD LOAN COMPANY ADDRESS 808 Salem Road 1006 Main Street Dix, Illinois 2124 Perkins No. 5 Turner Drive 114 N. 9th Street 1402 S. 10th Street 1002 Main 1406 S. 10th Street 1010 Main 1314 Main 1014 Broadway Stumpp Building 115 N. 10th Street 10th Cf Broadway 820 Harrison First National Bank Bldg. Room No. 302 516 S. 7th Street 111 N. 10th Street 119 N. 9th Street 814 Main Street 1225 Salem Road 1301 Perkins Avenue 901 S. 10th Street 12th Cr Broadway Benton Road Dix, Illinois John B. Rogers Bldg. 922 Main Street 112 N. 11th Street 120 S. 9th Street 2507 Perkins 922 Taylor 908 Main 121 V2 S. 10th Street 1111 Broadway 116 N. 9th Street 1005 Jordan 1115 Harrison 9th fr Casey 100 S. 9th Street 112 N. 11th Street 918Vz Main PAGE PHONE SPONSORED 429 135 4949 136 28-R-3 137 5191 138 3760 139 263 140 1212 141 2205 142 4170 143 375 144 349 145 50 146 1850 147 5554 143 549 149 1277 150,151,152 956 153 272 154,155 3000 156,157,158 4000 159,160,161 794 162 476 163 3356 164 366 165 202 166 186 167 33 168 169 1422 170 4800 171 161 172 346 173 4660 174 1056 175 516 176 1190 177 3360 178 1071 179 292 180 3088 181 150 182 4800 183 922 184 1959 VERNOIS Page Presenting Mt. VTHS - - 8 Activities - ' ' - 23 Departments - - - - 61 Clubs - - - 73 Faculty - - 81 Classes Senior - - 93 Junior - - 125 Sophomore - 147 Freshman - - 167 l' N..- 1 1 To the student body of Mt. VTHS This Vernois is a story in words and pic- tures of a year in your high school. These are the scenes you observed and the activi- ties you joined. These are the classes you attended and the friends who shared your good times. This is your record. This is your book. This is your life at the Mt. Vernon Town- ship High School. THEY TA EET T0 EE The Beauty in Truth Miss Vtfmxm XE'oon E lttilzenttzties I . EE e ltwget the mein ntnnher, the elgtss Q, hour, the length ol' the ilSSlgl1lltCI1Ifl5lll txt retnemher the tetteher. Vl'e remetnlmet' tht exeellenee that was expeetetl in l7Ltl'l'Ul'lll atnee atncl the l'2lll'l1CSS with whieh the Pu lnrmztnee was iuclgecl. Wle retnetnher tht cliseipline4not so inueh to holtl etteh sltl clent in eheeli tts to insure to ezteh his equ tl right to express himselli. EVe remetnher th' tetteherehersell' the seltolttt'-xvlto worlt quietly to nourish within her stutlents 'tll llllll XYQIS SL'llUlll l'l . Miss AllLDRliD Whxtttzliw I,,i17l'tTl'itll7 The Truth ill Beauty She taught us the aesthetic as well us the uezlcletnie. litem het' we lettrnetl to CVLll' LIQIIC the hoolt, the painting, the piece ol' musie. EEK' leurnecl that life wus itselli un nrt, with its own stttmlurcls nl' exeellenee, ttntl that the right net in at soeitil situation was as itnportunt us it eorreet answer in ti elussmotn. Lezttling us in our quest lot' the itlettl, she heetnne it sytnluul ol' our setirelt lm' maturity. THIS IS YIIIIII LIFII AT MT. VEHHHH THW HIP HIGH HHHHL 9 fgofwnfff Q 4 0 5 LQ 3, Q f' 1 .R X xxx Z-I-fl 513 VFPNDVS O - Exam News wnds - 'bxrf-K' TNTQXWHO 2- P H H ,Q-sf ' ni 7 ,J S XO, fi J i Senior Editorial Staff Harriet Schroeder, Editor-in-Chief Iudy Pigg, Associate Editor Judy Phillips, Senior Assistant, typist Larry Stroup, Photographer U LW X QQ UU gil '54, Friends You Made Personalities You Met You met with your lricmis fourth hour in the girls' gym and fifth hour in the hoys' gym. You WCDt with them to thc many plays, musical events, and games. Vvhen you cntcrcci your classroom your lilic took on a more serious note Cat least most ol thc timcl, but with you QIIXVLIYS was thc secu- rity and thc companionship ot your Irit-mls. 5. fi THIS IS YIIUR LITE AT MT. VTHS The Hours You Spent in Library 14 A 'ff 1: I And in Classrooms ln the library you wrotc term papers . . . browsed through nulguzines and newspapers . . . were introduced to some of thc wo1'ld's best books. Your classes included language, math, science, industrial courses, English-subjects that worked togctlmcr to prcparc you for u full, happy life. E 'Wk e Attending the Many . . . Wonderful Social Events You attended the Homecoming Dance at the close of each football season. This year, the dance was held November 1, and the queen was Miss Ida Sue Flora. After the many football and basketball games you went to dances at the Moose Lodge. You anxiously waited for the prom, and it was the high point of your junior and senior years. THIS IS YUUII LIFE 1-IT MT. IITIIS Attending Assembly . . . I IJ, I WI I JI I ,N 4 Ijf I ' A 'XJ Listening to Concerts, Announcements, Talks N-QQ! X sh, KN X N A ' ' as px fx ,- fx fx x1 fx ,Q as 'N 'x fx I M. Cheering at Victories . -'-'NWMQ Groaning at Defeat ffq gf Q? 4539-fi S ju ig!! il 3 IQ FIIUM THE Allin- Mt. VTHS, With All it Stands For Cn I I .A...N . R . P 1 ,, 90 A i'...m.-.nn-wwfmmnw ww R 1 311,103 8 sg: 2 Q as ., . - ff m As sw 1. Q if? 'EXE '25 . 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'V N Q ws M ' A H, ' i:2aef'13QQnlQ155 ' 1 f.. .-,-- , 6 1 5' . ' .. Q, . f x - --A1-V- f I, A -1 .t h, V L THIS IS YUUR LIFE As You ,loin in A t t J I C . I xv ff L' - O W7 f 24? U Z ' ' ma Y j f Q , limi L X Mmm ski ff? 1 t 'ya Q ,,.....,,.-f t N6- Betty Bushcm Carol Cowen Ida Sue Floto Bonnie Gregory Majorettes l I t Frances Laird Mary Lynne 1 Plemon Peggy Stover Sharon Sullivan gt ,..--' Football - I958 l1LlIllS 11111115 11211118 11111115 11111118 11111115 11111115 11211115 11111115 YARSVI Y lfOOTBAl,l, SCORES 38 '10 If I9 I2 -12 14 O 26 f'l1c'stc'1' l lvr1'i11 Xvcst lim I1 11111 ll'1 I l111'risl1L1rg Fairfield 1Xllll'l0I1 130111011 C1-nrrult S11lc'111 l CO-CAPTAINS Bob Reininger, Jim Skelton Jock Crocker 1'e'hc1sh the week end game. f ,sf ,ff Mgy 'Wm 1 .. 3, :,, H x 1' zf g :? A s f NN if K xv 3 l .aft rg-2 'V SNMP in li I sl , Wi , x li X I Q ' I' ' .. ,A - . Qi, e ,,., e 'ye e ix lf :V is ff 'Q 1 l A , 'l XX i. A is Paul ,lmws llzlvicl MCVQ5' -lziclx lN'liluuu'cl Framlx Kloorc Managers C-lcnn Kluurc lim lX lworc Athletic managers are left to right: Bill Moore, Robert Cooper. Ihmlv NL'iIl llclwaircl Ohms DIXIINCS Pcoplcs 414 Danny Kotter, Bill Bender, -lginics Pictu' Thmnns Pierce Don Recd Jack Shelton Harry Lynn Shields Lynn Snyder Mickey Sumner Larry Stewart Arnold Todd Art Turner Sky Vaughan Mike VVuters Luc Ycarwowd Sophomore Football Row l: John Snodsmith, John Wooley, John Hungate, Bill En- gelmann, Nipper Milward, Dove Keen, Hamilton McCowen. Row 2: Manogers Keith Stroup, Roger Wagner, John Scott. Terry lngram, Donnie Green, Gene Clark, Eddie Smith, Garry Rockett, Terry Cross, Ed Hogan, Bob Crosnoe, Coach Hutchins. Row 3: John Moore, Odie Farris, Rodney Crawford, Sam Ma- B SQUAD SCORES Mt. Vernon O Herrin 13 Mt. Vernon 34 West Frankfort O Mt. Vernon 28 Harrisburg 14 Mt. Vernon O Fairfield 7 Mt. Vernon 21 Marion 7 Mt. Vernon 6 Benton 6 Mt. Vernon 6 Gentralia 43 There proved to be numerous highlights and many brightspots in the Vernois Ram- lets' attack during the course of the year. Line coach Harold Hutchins and backfield instructor Scott Gill produced many fine prospects for the Ram Varsity in the com- ing seasons. Among the more outstanding performers for the local sophs included Dee Rutherford, a powerful 6,-I , 180 pound freshman fullback, Leon Simmons, a 5'-11 , 170 pound sophomore who was a defensive stand-out as well as a fine fullbackg soph leer, Dee Rutherford, John Fleming, Dale Murphy, Richard Smith, Bob Setzekorn, Coach Gill. Row 4: Kenny Holding, Roger Yates, John Show, Kenny Hunt, Jim Leeck, Larry Korch, Paul Downey, Ted Phelps, Mike McClure, Leon Simmons, Bob Robinson. quarterback Terry Gross, frosh end Roger Yates, and Dale Murphy, a 6'-2 162 pound sophomore pass-catcher. Defensive stars were Ted Phelps, John Shaw, Boh Setzekorn, Nip- per Milward, Eddie Smith, Donnie Green. Terry Ingram, Gene Clark and Sam Matecr. M x ' f 4 Q., I '11 f ' ry bk. K , QKW. . W an ,tw dig 43 A 5 2 -r 5 fi? Wmww if 1' 4 Baseball - l958 Track - I958 Row lf Coach Thomas, Jim Lockwood, Mike Waters, Lynn Sny- der, Bill DeMent, Robert Walter, Jim Peoples. Row 2: Ronnie Wagner, managerg Larry Drury, Larry Smith, Larry Clay, Bob Hollman, Eugene Lewis, Coleman Carradine, Jerry Gold, Coach Gill. ue, Raw 1: Ed Hogan, Manager: James Thomas, Manager, Leon Simmons, Frank Wilson, Frankie Phelps, Odie Farris, Tom Carlton, Jarvis Bailey, Robert Gilbert, Manager. Row 2: Dale Murphy, Harry Gunt, Don Reed, Glen Moore, Bob Reininger, Mark Marlow, Jock Shelton, Larry Cross, Kenny Hunt. Row 3: Jim Edson, Marlin Pennington, Bill Randall, Jack Randall, Lee Yearwood, Terry Ingram, Willie Brown, Clarke Schulles, David McVey, Arnold Todd, Mr. Hutchins, Coach. Row 4: Mr. Chornak, Coach, Rodney Crawford, John McGill, Paul Jones, John Hun- gate, Allen Burton, Coleman Carradine, Harry Shields, Larry Clay, Bob Neal, Lynn Snyder. 31 tx 1 IANET BLACKARD, JOHNNY LATTA M .f' JUDY QTARPENTER, JIM AIANION Ium' WEBB, BUD VVEBB f 958 ,Homecoming Jdffemlanfb LINDA KIRK, IIARVEY IILINGATE Q X 5 W ' ff Al - 11515 SIL' J 0,617 N Olfleflllflllfg' IIUUII Iisciomy BOBBY FLOTA , ..., 'sk' as The Emperor's New Clothes 34 DRUM MAJOR Larry Henry Dance Band Music Student Conductors Frank Stewart, Senior, Benny Moses, Junior, Charles Gregg, Band Director, Ronnie Becker, Junior, Ronnie Garbers, Senior. Row 1: Meri Glass, Ronnie Garbers, Harriet Schroeder, Benny Moses, Dan Bailey, Judy Pigg. Row 2: Arnold Todd, Don Heffinglon, Mike Carroll, Frank Stewart. Row 3: Ronnie Becker, Mike Waters, ,g 3, ik f Dick Carroll, Karl Kaufman. ag, I 4 i . R ??i1iS:2, .2 0 X 'U C N CQ P- 3: V5 in CU X o o Cn.. 'Hi Zv. 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Row 2: Nancy Hertenstein, Dorothy Harmon, Sandy Gill, Ann Sutherland, Carl Tub- besing, Gary Fuller. Row 3: Peggy Austin, Barbara Anderson, Linda Anderson, Marsha Wagner, Don Harlow, John Snodsmith. Row 4: Myrtle McKenzie, June Russell, Joyce Owens, Joyce Barthall, Rob- ert Davis, David Locey. Row 5: Susie Whitaker, Johnetta Rash, Syd- ney Storment, Mary Ann Walker, Jewell Wiehn, Phyllis Bayne, Susan Collins. Row 1: Harlene Newell, Jan Carpenter, Reba Hawkins, Nancy Char- leton. Row 2: Robert Cooper, Jack Monfort, Earl Highsmith, Patty Dillingham, Jane Forst, Carol Carnahan, Paulette Pelletier. Row 3: Jerry Knight, Jerry Carpenter, Dave Overturf, Michele Mitchell, Lynda Flanagan, Aradith Thomas, Lois Haley, Karen Richardson. Row 4: Ralph Connelly, Tom Duncan, John Murray, Mary McLaughlin, Royetta Abbott, Jane Estes, Alice Ann Payne, Audrey Owens. Row 5: Sue Parker, Susan Hayman, Sally Hayman, Marilyn Levall, Elizabeth Balt- zell, Ruth Ann Parker, Joyce Grant. Absent: Barbara Carnahan. 40 5 3, 5 PQ B E 5: X 'Q -53 Q Sophomore Girls' Chorus 2 - 5 Left lo righl, Row i: Quanelle Flanagan, Marilyn Boyer, Teresa ner, Madelyn Ranmar, Sue Russell, Susan Chambers, Sandra Hale, Julie Harl, Harrielle Hirons, Karen Colvin, linda Medlin, Fleener, Peggy Harrison, Doris Harlow, Gloria Dowdell. Row 4: Suzy Holder, Barbara Rainey. Row 2: Janice Roth, Ramona Mariorie Foreman, Carolyn Nichols, Mariela Schwenninger, Lin- Derry, Joyce McDonald, Mary Hawkins, Belly Carpenler, Bar- do Mays, Jean Davison, Sharon Porler, Pal Higgins, Peggy bara Dull, Susan Kaufman, Ellen Morgan, Beverly Marlin, Manion, Shirley Howard, Kay Sweelin. Absent: Danna Braddy. Billie Bakel. Row 3: Sharon Hall, Pam Hursl, Rulh Ann Skin- Piclure I: Music assislanls slanding are: Charon Calron, Ida Piclure 2: Boys' double ensemble rehearsing for conlesl. Pic' Sue Flola, Barbara Hensler, Judy Pigg, Linda Goss, Mary lure 3: Saxophone quarlel rehearses wilh Mr. Gregg. Picture Ann Slewarl. Kneeling are Belle Gruenwald and Joan Harlow. 4: Usual scene al 3'll F. Q 'R A 'vy gag -, I 1 ., Kuff il fr yup- D--. Sophomore girls' trio performs for other members of Sophomore for photographer . . . Typical rehearsal of the varsity bond, Chorus . . . Woodwind duet in rehearsal after school . . . directed by Charles Gregg. Music assistants in filing chose music . . . Girls' trio in tune Cadet Band ii? Row lf Carla Su?ton, Dana Prince, Marie Karl, Joyce Bethard, Susan Moreno, Mike Thurn, Andy Reid, Julia Mullinax. Jacque- lyn Rightnowar, Gale Mack. Row 2: Robert Sumner, Linda Ward, Barbara Green, Mike Schwartz, Jimmy Niekrenz, Jerry Gulley, Jerry Volkert, Larry Hayes, Jon Webb, David Ellingsworth, David 42 Render, Rosalie McKenzie, Sandra Pigg, Ruth Ann Johnson. Row 3: Clarence Grothoff, Margaret Varney, Kenneth Boleriack, William Spitler, David Cutrell, Rickey Alt, Steve Rogers, Ed Misker, David Locey, David Campbell. Not Pictured: Harold Palmer, Johnny Browder. 5 if S Q , s x, E P m Q, .XFX 54524 x Sa N WGN. 9 Senior Class Play - The Glass Menagerie Frank Stewart, 1mr1'a'tor, clzanicter. Linda Jenkins, Amamla, and Janet Gawler Laura. But where did you go if you diclnlt go to Rubicanls Business College? . . Sell is all l ever think of? F. Stewart and Jim DUl2lDCy.g1lCSl. Vernois I959 v fx K M rr as ms K5 x ff XX 12. Y . . i , , , A llAllBAllA BRIEN Arrisf AlARY LYNN AIARTIN Senior' .flssistmlt LARRY STROUP l,l1OfUgl'llI7ll6l' ww. , UDITH ANN PHILLIPS 'lwvpisl I .lllDl'I'Il ANN Plum: flssnviiiic lfililm' llAlXR1ET Scmzonman Ezlit.01'Aii1-Cxlzicf , A, 'K 'Q i - N at ll Y' mr ' - . bbf - - l if x . , if 2 F 3-fig I '35 ii ,A 1 xx ,,-x r ll :galil Y 41 , ' 5 ' 3 A ,gr lD'XNIELLE IDEVVITT BARBARA ANSLEY KAlll,iN XVAUGIVI' flrtist flrtisi Illlllllll' fl55lSlillll DAY STAFF-Row lf Sydney Pigg, Linda Goss, Karen Vcughl, Sue Campbell, Carol Campbell, Peggy Harrison. Row 2: Barbara Ansley, Elaine Gorbers, Julie England, Charlotte Dixon, Polly Fitch. l959 Vernois Advertising Staff DON CARPENTER Business and Advertising Ma11ager N s K ,. ' .A . .. is QS'- - C : -. . . , 4es.,:.N , - . ,eat ,ww .. Q Www YJ, . . , A I ' K -:fx ' 57. eg t 3 We . SUSAN CAMPBELL Assistant Row I: Sharon Porter, Carol Campbell, Karen Vaught, Sue Campbell, Kathy Fore, Pat Hol- man, Patty Fitch, Claudia Price, Danielle DeWitt. Row 2: Peggy Stover, Sandra Morgan, Mar- iorie Foreman, Jim Eater, David McMullen, Jerry Carpenter, Glen Moreton, Thelma Carpen- ter, Dorina Briscoe, Shirley Gold, Elaine Garbers. An Early Planning Session iii? ' ' 'fa I Mg , o s , H ,i C' w1-V' i p s M a. 9 X -.-I . V ,V , i C LARUNL CARIPBELL Assistant Row 1: Sharon Calron, Jeanne Sharpe, Pal Rainwaler, Jean Ann Davison, Barbara Brien, Judilh Ann Phillips, Sandra Morgan, Shirley Gold, Elaine Garbers, Claudia Price. Row 2: Jim Moore, Ed Curfis, Glen Morelon, David McMullen, Ro- land Webb, Jim Ealer, Susan Campbell, Karen Vaughl, Carol Campbell, Sharon Porler, Kathy Fore, Danielle DeWitt, Thelma Hughey, Penelope Marlin, Do- rina Briscoe. GLENN Cnoss Cirr'1llatio'1fz Iwamzger Circulation Staff Business Staff of the Full Organization l lf Step 7: Claudia Price, Lindo Lehman, and Glenn Moore check bulletin board for as- signments. X . 5? 9 Step 3: Sue Brown, Penelope Jean Martin, David McMuIlin, and Jimmy Griffith check printer's proof. 'lawsuit -all' Step 2: Geraldine Cooksey, Gary Sneed, Marilyn Gibbs, Sue Smith, Dorino Briscoe, Glenn Cross, Don Carpenter, and Benny Moses begin working on assignments. Stories may be illustrated with pictures by Larry Stroup, photographer, or drawings by Ted Mitchell, artist. omni VW . X. My Step 4: Sandra Roderick, Mary Lee Duncan, Larry Sledge, and Julie England distribute papers. awp? sf-'g sw wwwazxw , f We ,img ff 12 sq Mrs. Priest, Sponsor, Bill DeMent, Assistant Editor. Rfibefl HOYNUH. Editor- The Vernois 'llzc l'7C'l'1ZOlS News, a member of the Illinois State High School Press Association and the Southern lllinois lligh School Press Association, is published 2-l times a year by the journalism Department of the sehool. 'lhere are four general steps through which the paper must pass before each publication date. Step one: The stories are assigned to the members of the journalism class. Step two: lt is the responsibility of the reporter, with the assistance of the meinbei's of the senior staff, to find all the information neces- sary for the writing of the stories assigned. Step three: After the pages are laid out by the senior staff, the proof is returned by the printers and is read by the staff and reporters. The proof is sent back to the printers, where it is corrected, and then sent back to the l7Cl'1If1iS News a second time, where it is again read and L'or1'CcfCLl. Step four: 'lhe paper is distributed the seventh hour of publica- tion dates by students who have that hour free. Once a month the Seliolnstie Roto is distributed with the paper. Frank King, John Krebs and Elaine Hindman, Page Editors. til' si Business Managers Karen Adams and Glenda Rector, -is cgJ0LI .L Linda Jenkins and Sharon Medders, Darlene Mifflin, Circulation Manager. M' S-sm. AWE A ' 0 Typistsp -'Ni ...ii G., lfigfirfl-ie . ?i Q li K Ne.s9Hisfe. 2:23 :sa rsfxs - 4-DM? was 1 . - V X -'fir' ffl, lest' 555,95 S -sy I. S 2 s ss wait! Q .. rv , wr-sr,-A ,iss N -..mWwm n . 'X ,J is C K 1958 Junior-.gjenior prom .fgffenclanb B Squad Cheerleaders 3 r 3 E 5 - S gfr Beity Carpenier Susan Chambers Doris Harlow Peggy Manion Mary Ann Walker Marsha Wagner Varsity Chee Missie Arthurs rx ' it X Carol Campbell Judy Carpenter Miss Dinah Tanner Q 2 Q i. if , a Sponsor Pally Filch Shirley Gold Mary Lynne Meffernick Basketball Q 1 , sz 9 N's'i'fM .- 5: '-2:1-:n .Q Q' - xx fm., -1-sf:-ss:- Q . .. zvz i o.... . , - Qaz' Larry Burkett Tom Carlton Frank Carr Coleman Carradine Wi-1 fn Ram 6'-SW eenter Tom lleiden- reieh and Vernois husky forward XVillie The Bullv Rodgers, tussle for a rebound with lerry VVyatt GU, 6'-4 reserve, who banged in 21 marliers in the tilt. Other Or- phans are Bobby Steptoe, C321 5'-ll forward, and Rod Linder, 5'-10 star guard. The Orphans won the contest at Vernois Gym on Feb- ruary 16, edging the locals 65-68. despite a spectacular 30 point out- put by Sl-10 phenomenon Coleman Carrodine. Centralia also took hit. Vernon 74-62 in an earlier meeting on December 5 at Trout Gym in Centralia. Rod Linder sparlced the Orphans throughout the entire sea- son as he posted a tremendous 23 point per game average for the campaign. Linder amassed 271 scores in Conference competition, a fine 22.7 clip, but his total fell one short of the South Seven record of 272 markers, set by lim Stokes of the Rams during the V352-53 season. -+ :I f f' 9' , CAGE SEASGN-'59 Coleman Carrodine, 5'-10 Vernois sensational scorer and floor- man, fires a long jump shot in the Springfield Lanphier game. Other Rams watching the shot as it flies through the air are Bob Neal C44D, and Larry Clay C521 Lions Bong Benfre, 6'-2 forward who tallied 20 of the team's 44 points, Bill Bokamp C111 Bichard Caffigan C551 and Tom Bay C-153, also observe the shot. The Bains although only advancing to the finals of the Regional Tourney in tournament competition, enjoyed a successful cage season in compil- ing a 17-9 mark for the season. Despite some heart-breaking loss- es, the Mt. Vernonites knocked off some fine ball clubs and con- sistantly gave the fans more than their money's worth. However the Vernois recovered well with a commanding 57-46 mauling of the Harrisburg Bulldogs. Unfortunately the Barns suf- fered defeats in the next three contests. They lost to the Centralia Orphans for the second time 65-58, and then failed to win a couple of one point verdicts, as they fell to the Benton Rangers 57-56, and to Carbondale Attucks by a 57-56 count. But in their succeeding three encounters, the Vernois handed the Springfield Lanphier Lions a 61-44 pasting, eeked out a 58-55 victory over the West Frankfort Redbirds, and walloped the Marion Wildcats 62-31, before clashing with the powerful Herrin Tigers again and absorbing a 68-51 loss, their worst defeat of the cam- paign. In their final four games of the year, they Whipped the Salem Wildcats 72-51, dumped the Harrisburg Bulldogs for the third time of the season 69-63, and then literally tore the Mt. Carmel Aces limb from limb, bouncing the Aces 83-52. The final game was lost to the Marion VVildcats 65-62. After the regular scheduled game the Mt. Vernon quint lost the final game with a heart-breaking 65-60 decision in an overtime. XX. Jetta It 1' J 5 3 . Larry Clay Tom Heidenreich Bob Holtman David McVey Basketball Bob Neal James Peoples Willie Rodgers Lynn Snyder Mt. Vernon Pivotman, Tom Heidenreich dumps in a bucket in the Springfield Lanphier ball game. Willie Rodgers waits under the basket getting position for the rebound along with big 6'7 Lanphier center Terry Ransom C221 and 6'2 forward Richard Gaffingan C551 The Gillmen blasted the Lion crew from the 'Capitol City 61-44 to capture the best two out of three series with Lanphier. In the first encounter at Vernois Gym in '57, the Rams lost 72-71 in a hard-fought battle. However, they regained the loss and evened up the series last year, as they knocked off Coach Arlyn l..ober's quint in another thriller, 56-50 up at Springfield, and of course won the final game this year. l Varsity Basketball 58 Row l: Bob Neal, Larry Burkell, Tom Carllon, Coleman Car- Kotler, managers, Larry Clay, Frank Carr, Bob Hollmon, David rodine, James Peoples, Lynn Snyder. Row 2: Bill Bender, Dan McVey, Torn Heidenreich, Willie Rodgers, Mr. Gill, Coach Mt. Vernon Mt. Vernon Mt. Vernon Mt. Vemon Mt. Vernon Mt. Vernon Mt. Vernon Mt. Vernon Mt. Vernon Mt. Vernon Mt. Vernon Mt. Vernon Mt. Vernon VARSITY SCORES 52 Nashville 61 Fairfield 5 5 Salem 62 Centralia 47 Alton 57 Benton 56 West Frankfort 48 Herrin 5 8 Harrisburg 5 8 Centralia 56 Benton 5 8 Carbondale 6 1 Springfield Mt. Vernon 58 West Frankfort 55 Mt. Vernon 62 Marion 41 Mt. Vernon 51 Herrin 68 Mt. Vernon 72 Salem 54 Mt. Vernon 69 Harrisburg 63 Mt. Vernon 83 Mt. Carmel 52 Mt. Vernon 61 Marion 64 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT SCORES Mt. Vernon 87 Wayne City 38 Mt. Vemon 65 Grayville 46 Mt. Vernon 60 Carmi 65 Freshman Basketball Row 1: Robert Cooper, Gary Fuller, Bill Moore, Managers. Row 2: John Rhynes, Steve Rogers, Slephen Bell, Richard Ellis, Mike McClure, Gene Davis. Row 3: Harold Smilh, Jerry McAdoo, Danny Jones, Larry Necomb, John Snodsmilh, Virgil Robinson Q J Varsity Thriller Two high poinls of Cenlralia game. Rodgers connecls for jump shol as a crowded gym of Ml. Vernon roolers yells its approval. Ricky Mason. Row 4: Mr. Hutchins, Coach, Dee Rutherford, Sam Maleer, Roger Yales, John Ham, Palrick Mossholder, Roger Woodrome. Sophomore Basketball Row l John Scott, Manager, Clark Schulles, Richard Hood, Paul Orrick, Willie Brown, Bob Charleion, Bob Selzekorn, Terry Cross, Tom Moore, Leon Hall. Row 2: Mr. Chornak, Coach, Charles Healer. B SQUAD BASKETBALL SCORES Vernon Vernon Vernon Vernon Vernon Vernon Vernon Vernon Vernon Vernon Vernon Vernon Vernon Vernon V ern on 52 71 53 39 42 57 65 38 37 47 38 58 68 50 62 33 26 47 42 48 55 50 49 51 45 29 47 48 44 32 Mr. Gill, Mr .1 ,:.?. rx Q .Qi Q , 4 y i S 5 Q R ,mxmmm f 2 4.45, 7 eww 153613 im - we L ,ig 156: a 5 3 ' 3 1 ai 6 Qx 'Yrs if ix X 1 iff? N. 1 '1 EV f XA wig: gi' ff 1 ekg f I - Yiiw K M yppwwwffgiaw Y Q 1 w Q a , 2 ei 1 w 2 .-V' 'imp Y: J i f .mwwwm MW ,nf-1-u . gfv cv' 1 , Si is it .,, H 3.3 H gn. . ff, ,mf g ' fx . Q ,E+ +R --, ii':?'?:x'a 'gl , 1. Xzmff X rf' 1 f X Q .. . 2 1 J E .Q-ax,-up f Lux 3 5 1 Q , QM Kg wwf 1 rf A 1 fs? , if in . M 'IIIIS IS YUUII LIFE As You Work in Departments fi. X A I' V, blnllimvug, I g g I -2.- N Gm!- ? T 1-5 I 'I' 19' I 7 ! ' 'Z Ll Classroom Mrs Biagis third hour class Art assistants. I feel within an impulse, perhaps that divine impulse which has moved all races in all ages and in all climes, to record in an induring form thc emotions that stir within. I may model these emotions in clay, carve them in wood, hew them in stone, or forge them in steel. I may weave them in textiles, paint them on canvas or voice them in song: but whichever I do I must hearken always to the song of the lark and the melody of the forest and stream and respond to the color of the rose and the structure of the lily, so that my creation may he in accord with Gods law and the universal laws of or- der, perfect fitness and harmony. over, I must make my creation good honest and true, so that it may he a to me and live after I am dead, re- to others something of the pleasure which I found in its making. Then will my creation he Art whether I he poet or painter, hlaelc-smith or eohhler, For I shzill have labored honestly and lov- ingly in the realization of an ideal. -Anonymous. l'op left-Ceramics room, Mrs. Biogi's third hour class. Bottom left-Students working on mural. English ll, Mrs. Thompson's third hour class. Correct your themesl Check that spellingl Watch your punctuationl Three years of English are required, and students who are planning to do advanced study are urged to take English lV. All classes work to de! velop slaills in speaking and writing. English courses divide their time hetiveen literature and grammar. juniors with a B average may suhstitute journalism for English lil. journalism gives practical training in newsa paper work. For the unusually gifted stu- dents, there are honors classes in three years of English. Records and movies pertaining to English are given in all four years of study. Speech is something everyone needs, lse- eause it's in continuous use, says Roy Beck, speech instructor. Speech, a separate def partment lrom English, offers two years to students who wish to learn more ahout SPL'CCl1'IllLlliil'lQ. ln the first year, the hasic methods ol' puhlic speaking speech prepara- tion are taught. Speech II gives advance study in the way ol' drama and actual pulm- lie speaking. Lower right: English IV, Miss Luchsinger's sixth hour class. Bottom right: Speech l, Mr. Beck's sixth hour class. English ,n --r 5' gg r Q by .I Sal Us lm givin ri Journalism, Mrs. Priest's sixth hour class. 63 Industrial Arts Drafting, Mr. Ames's fifth hour class. i -5' rr s - . :kv 'ik il ' is-:is-.... ' 1.3.23 .LQ..2N,,J by ,Sw K , K . ' ' p4'1TVE9N0 ' ., ' . 5 TUWQP ,Q., 3. A. .1 f-: L - ., Q HIGHSCH it , fy 6 152 N ,E W f ,. w-M!,,?..nQ M A K A MSM K A m www 1 H si . a ls Y pw Q V VM, -0- Ns : - w xp H 5.3.-QW,-W 4v:' ,Z W , i . V I .- r N' :L 3055 2,31 W if gi.. 4 ' 'f m. rmaklfi- 6-l I v. Q , . If l l X Auto Mechanics, Mr. Bourlcnd's sixth hour class. llenry Ford once said, f'Education is not something to prepare one for life. Ir is part of life. Since earning a living is part of life, it should also he a part of education. One ol' the main ohjectives of education is to prepare the individual for his vocation, so that he may become a happy member of society and a good citizen in the commu- nity in which he lives. ln the various trade classes and part-time programs, the vocational department strives to give the high school students actual work experiences that will narrow the gap hetwecn school and employment. The department also has a major responsi- hility to the adult people in the eoinnnlnity. This has brought ahout an adult education program which offers some courses in ap- prenticeship training and eontrilmutes to the upgrading in various trades and occupations. The course also provides hohhics and en- courages hettcr use olf leisure time. Lower left-Machine Shop, Mr. ReichIing's fifth hour classy Bottom left-House Building, Mr. Stel- zer's fifth hour class. Everyday Living, Mrs. CIux1on's first hour class. Read, Measure, Beatg Layout, Cut, Baste. Stitch - familiar words in the Homemaking Department. About 220 students are enrolled in the llomeinaking Department. lflomemaking I in- troduces vocational home economics. This course is required before students can take any advanced course except everyday living. lloinemaking I offers units in foods, cloth- ing, personal development, personal and family health and family relationships. llomeinalcing II is an advanced course in general hoinemaking. A nursery school is maintained during the child care unit. Construction is the main aim in advanced colthing. A girl learns to fit, buy, and care for clothing, and she makes such things as suits and party dresses. She learns also ahout the career opportunities in clothing and textiles. ln advanced foods students learn to pre-- Pare and serve foods correctly. They also have projects in entertaining. Everyday Living, for seniors, is designed to meet the needs of the hoineinalter, and it is taught with the assumption that in the Future the students will he the heads of homes. Upper right-Advanced Clothing, Mrs. Body's first hour classy Lower right-Homemuking Assistants. Agriculture Jerry Martin checks tractor for spring work. JBFYY 5l'00lU1'I0n 00 his fllfm vt Dlx- Any boy who is interested in farming or related occupations and has the facili- ties to carry on a related practice program may take agriculture. The vocational ag- riculture department has an offering of four years for these boys. The introduc- tory class, Agriculture I, deals with farm- ing as a vocation, problems concerning establishment of a farm, elementary study of live stock, the relationship between the soil and the crop, and world patterns of agriculture. Principles of feeding, im- provement, selection, and breeding are all included in the livestock unit. The soil and crop study includes both cereal and forage crops. Special emphasis is placed on efficient use of the land. Agriculture ll is concerned with a more advanced study of soils, soil testing, fertilizer, live stoclc, and farmshop skills. Agriculture III and IV is divided into one class that meets on the regular basis while the other, the on-farm section, requires the three after- noon periods. Those in the three hour section are in class from December l un- til April lg at other times they are at home. Both sections study farm account- ing, insurance, credit, farm management, shop skills, and shop practice. Thomas Hayes and Guy Randall in a Soil testing experiment. A typical day in Ag. Shop. 66 Mr. Greenlee's first hour Record Keeping. Mr. Wagner's fourth hour Clerical Training The Business Education Department en deavors to train vocationally-competent busi- ness employees in both the necessary skills and in the social-business areas. It provides adequate business training for personal use by the teaching business information which is necessarv for every-day living, and gives a basic Foundation lor those business students who Wish to go on to college to obtain a pro- fessional degree in some field of business. With the establishment of our Community College and the keen interest in the business administration curriculum, the high school department must nurture this desire for col- lege training. lhe enrollment of the department has steadily increased through the vearsg and at the present time, our enrollment is deter- mined not by the number of students inter- ested, but bv the amount of physical space available. Seven full-time teachers are em- ployed in the department. Villien additional space is available, future plans would include curriculum changes to add a course in l'undamentals of salesman- ship, to offer personal typing on the fresh- man-sophomore level, and to provide a typing library so that students would have a place to tvpe their work. Center, Mr. Yates third hour Typing I, Lower right, Mr. Wogner's second and third Office Occupations. eff Mathematics Pkg! if I' LSIJL' ' idle hlathematies is one of the most essential and thorough of our departments in school because it supplies a needed baelagrountl for other courses taught in our school. The hit. Vernon Township lligh School hlath De- partment offers two years of algebrag in the First year, students stutly funtlalnental operations with positive :incl negative numbers. Algebra ll is an atlvaneerl course of Algebra I. Plane geometry inelucles the standard list of theorems and eonstruetiens. Math IV consists of one semester of trigonoinetry anrl also of college algebra. Gen-w eral math is offered to those students who do not plan to major in math, but neecl one ererlit to liullvill graduation recpiireinents. Upper left, Algebra I, third hourp Upper right, General Moth, third hour: Center, Plone Geometry, third hourg Lower left, Algebra ll, third hourg Lower right, Trig, first hour. .E-me It Science, Whatniks, and Mt. VTHS M319 Upper left, General Science, third hourg UPPGF fight. Bi0l09Y, third h0UI': General seienee, il survey eoiurse, places empliusis on the unnlerstzmcling anal use of lumlnnientnl principles limi laws of science. ln lmiulugv, nn nltempt is mantle to give atualents .1 lmmcler unclerstnmling of life. lhlntinn pietures, living :incl preserved speeilnens, and ll gznne similar to BINGO :ire usetl to supplement the text. 'lo teneh ai seientifie uttitucle is tlie most ilnpurtzmt mini ol' the eheinistrv ClCPLl1'fl'llL'1lI. Applieution ul elicinistrv to CYL'I'yLlilX' living is ililportant, also. Physics, n sulijeet for Seniors, involves tlie physical sicle of inzitter. llezit, light, sound, and eleetrieity ure studied. Experiments, involving pntienee and ueeuruey. ure il lmsie part nl this eluss. Center, Biology Assistuntsg - - l Lower left, Physics, third hourg Lower right, Chemistry, third hour. 69 The Ilistory Departlnenfs chief goal is to prepare students to hecome lnetter informed citizens. A good understanding olf the past malies for a hetter interpretation of the pres- ent. illhe courses of world history and Amer- ican history give the students of these def partments this vital and helpful background. Social Studies l is an orientation course NVllC1'C an effort is made to adjust the stu- dent to his surroundings at school and in lille. This course is taken the Freshman year sz: that it will enable the new student to adjust lnore rapidly, than if he waited until his sophomore or junior year in high school. Several half-year courses are offered for the further study of social relations and gov- ernment funetions. Une ol these half-year sulxjeets is eivics, which is a study of our local, state and federal governments and how they operate. Another is economics, dealing with the laws of exchange. Latin American history is also a half year suhjectg it includes the geography, exploration, colonization, and independence of Latin America. ln this class a study is also made of the Problems ol' Latin America and its relations with the United States. So you can see why the history depart- ment plays an important part in the lives of Mt. Vernon Township lligh School students. Upper lefi--Latin American History, Miss Hagey's sixth hour class. Lower leff-American History, Miss Hopper's seventh hour class. World Hns'ory Mrs Echolss second hour class. Foreign Language lhlllll se hahla espanol: Vive la langue liraneaiseg Cogitci, ergo sum. Our lnust important aiin is to stress oral wurlif' says hliss llinily Kelley, head of the Spanish Department. In the Spanish II class there is no English spoken. 'llhis is the first time anything of this type has heen attempt- ed, and su lar it has heen a sueeess. ln this class students are given a inure intimate un- clerstancling ul' our Latin American neigh- hurs. Spanish hanquets, South lxl11Cl'lCltI1 teas, and a speeial Christmas party help illusf trate the Spanish way of life. In l9reneh I antl II stuclents learn to speak. unclerstancl, read, and write the language. Anyone ean learn a phrase, says hir. Na- rion Yarher. cleparunental heacl. ive want stuclents to he ahle tu earry on a sensible conversation. 'lhrnugh rho French eourses a elearer unclerstancling ull liranee, a eounf try, anal its people is gained. ilihe lnain purpuse ul' liatin is lu huilcl X'llC2ll5Llllll'y. llut it also helps tu develop gnml stumly hahits anti thinking. Upper right-French I and ll, Mr. Yarber's seventh hour :lossy Lower right-Spanish I, Miss Kelley's second hour class. Spanish II, Miss KelIcy's fifth hour class. Latin II, Mr. Yurber's sixth hour class. F-5.43 . .-., ' I g gi Q 55:1 Physical Education Roll Call! Hut! Two! Three! Four! So starts a day in gym class. The Physical Education Department strives to supervise thc development of the best pos- sible physical, mental, and emotional health in the interest and welfare of the students enrolled in the gym classes. Boys participate in basketball, wrestling, boxing and volleyballg while the trampoline, basketball, soccer, and individual sports are among the girls, activities. The health classes work to give the students a scientific background to help them deal with their own health Problems and try to show thein how to face their problems which may arise later on. The goal is to carry this vital instruction into adult life. Upper left: Girls' Health, Mrs. Schuh's third hour class. Upper Girls' gym, Miss Tunner's fifth hour class. Bottom left: Boys' ri ht: Bo s' Health, Mr. Lee's second hour class, Bottom right: gym, Mr. Changnon's fourth hour class. 9 Y 72 , i s 5 THIS IS YIIIIII LIFE As You Attend Club Mee J . QQ? Wx Jw I 43 , ix I A I -V A7Q -7 L12 l J A Clubs DIVERSIFIED EDUCATION- Row if Mr. Greenlee, John- ny Jackson, Carolyn Faulk- ner, Everett Pierce, Larry Jones, Keith Painter, Donnie Bond, Mary Ann Smith. Row 2: Gary Spillman, Curtis Adams, Frank Bonner, Abe Hawthorne, Ron Ryan, Gary Boles, Kenneth Oathout. NURSES ASSISTANTS-Row 1: Mrs. Ruther- ford, R.N, Beulah Grooms, Billie Bakel, Janice Sampson, Helen Reed, Sherry Wilfong, Lois Ellis. Row 2: Judy Kelley, Joyce Bethard, Carolyn Zeigler, Phyllis Strain. QUILL AND SCROLL lbelowl Row 1: Darlene Mifflin, Harriet Schroeder, Karen ams, Billy DeMent, Robert Harmon, El ine Hindman, Linda Jenkins. Row 2: Penny Martin, Dorina Briscoe, Sue Brown, Barbara Ansley, Judy Phillips, Mary Lynn Martin, Bar- bara Brien, Judy Pigg. Row 3: Sandra Rod- erick, Julie England, John Krebs, Larry Stroup, Glenn Cross, Don Carpenter, Gary Sneed. Vendors Row I: Barbara Witt, Roberta Gaines, Glenda Overby, Jeanne Sharpe, Susan Cooley, Pam Rockaway, Carolyn Morgan. Row 2: Patty Higgins, Danna Hughes, Pam Hurst, Karen Brehm, Janet Anderson, Gymnasium Ushers Row 1: Kai Aw, Claudia Price, Susan Campbell, Ruth Ann Woodrome, Janet Blackard, Pen- ny Martin, Jane' Cox, Janice Sampson. Q N. so 1 4, It g K X gb. 1 ' - C,u,,rr l J sf its Auditorium Ushers Row lr Karen Adema' Sharon Jones, Loretta Cinfan, Ann Chaney, Lois Settle, Jackie Lynn. Row 2: Donna Hughes, Daniele DeWitt, Sue Cald- well, Bette Gruenwald, Linda Leh- man, Emma Segel. 7 Biology Club 'y f , fff l a 3 Eff 51 2.2 ' Rfk, W ,. L .. xt r Q- ,. if .W , Vernois Rocket Club Stage Crew Biology Club, always a large group, is assem- hled here to hear a talk on polio. A Christmas party, a tree planting project and monthly meet- ings that range in topie from a talk on polio to a demonstration of Extra-Sensory Perception make up the elub's activities. Eddie llugill, Odie Farris, lXlike Strickland, and Mr. Kownaelti cheek models for Vernois Rocket Club. This year the Rocket Club rein- forced the launching site and rebuilt baraeades for their new roelaet which is 50 inches in height and is the longest one they have launched so far. On the 1HLlI'Cl1 toward one of their many du- ties are Benny Moses, lim Eater, Bill Dehlent, john Murray, Clark Sliulres, Gene Purdy, Clen Moon, Clen Featherstun, and Clenn Cross, who are all inemhers of the stage Crew. Spanish Club 'l he aim of the Spanish Club is to help the students learn more about the lives of the Span- ish people. The Latin Club gives students an opportunity to learn about early Roman history. Left to right the elub members are: Paulette Pelletier, Judy Pigg, Barbara Brookman, Iohn VVessel, Suzy lloltler, Sandra Morgan, Susan Kaufman, lanet Anderson, Carol Campbell, Barbara Cave, Kathy Fore, Ron Becker, Sue Campbell, Mr. Yarber. The French Club which is sponsored by Mr. Yarhcr is open to all French I, ll, and HI classes. Posecl members are: Pam Raekaway, Pat Rain- water, Susan Classman, Cail Roane, Clen More- ton, Richard Morrison, Tom YVooclwarcl, Joe Ash- lwrozult, Glenn Cross, Don lleffington, lX'l1'. Yarber. Latin Club French Club 5 Mr. Cross' Assistants G m Assistants In the picture above are Mr. Cross' Assistants, Elaine Rollin- Pictured are the gym assistants who do various iobs in the dif- son, Kathy Fore, Joyce Sledge, Darlene Mifflin, and Janice ferent gym classes. They are: Row 1: J. Smith, R. Creed, B. Stratton, Moore, seated at the typewriter. These assistants do many nu- P. Smalley, L. Lehman, J. Wells. Row 2: Miss Hamilton, J. Turner, S. merous tasks such as, answering the telephone, taking care of Brumley, B. Carpenter, J. Betleiewski, Miss Tanner. Row 3: B. Witt, D. tardy slips, filing, typing and taking messages to be delivered. Hughes, B. Gilbert, L. Williamson, B. Bourland, W. Peacock, R. Gaines, J. Beal, P. Martin, B. White. Row 4: R. McMahon, J. Cooper, D. Conner, P, Pelletier, S. Barrow, V. Shelton, J. Carpenter. Mimeograph Operators Switchboard Gperators Mimeographing tests and review work for the teachers and doing work Good Morning, this is your high school, are the familiar for non-profit organizations outside the school is the work of Sarah Jones, words of Jackie Lynn, Carolynn Blessin, Gwenn Williams, and Janetta Henry, Linda Williford, Linda Simmons, Margie Gaddis, Barbara Jane Marlowe, the Switchboard Operators, whose duties are Andrews and Peggy Crawford, the Mimeograph Operators. to answer incoming calls and take care of outgoing calls. 78 GAA Library Assistants' Club sy, i?'l3'y ' L A sieiif' is , ., .a a . e Wi t . A ,. ' gs! 1 ifgiixijll' -L' . 1 -f , - ..lr s ,Q sm ,R A We V, Na 11: ' . sv x N s, 1 Y . S 3 i wax. - 0 3' X' Yi? . T . '49 1 gr 4' I - , Y i .LK sy: ' The GAA is open to all of the girls in our school and it is This is the first year for a library club at Mt. Vernon High School. under the sponsorship of Miss Hamilton. The girls participate lt has been very successful, the members certainly enioy them- in many varied sports such as, basketball, softball, volleyball, selves! Here we see them after a hike and weiner roast in the and they play on the trampoline. fall. Future Nurses' Club Future Teachers' Club airway, , . ld Future Nurses' Club-Row lf Billie Bakel, Bernice Edwards, Janet Hayes, Glenda Future Teachers Club-Row 1: Kay Sweetin, Judy Overhy, Wanda Baltzell, Rita Keiser, Row 2: Pat Philips, Rasa Lee McKenzie, Sarah Fry, Diane Mays. Row 2: Pat Rainwater, Judy Pigg, Jones, Carolyn Nichols, Harriet Schroeder, Susan Kaufman, Beulah Grooms, Sharon Jeannette Cooper, Darlene Bruell, Sharon Callahan, Leathers. Row 3: Geraldine Cooksey, Louise Johnson, Barbara Chambers, Janet Barbara Brien, and Mrs. Garrison. Anderson, Karen Brehm, Bertha Edwards, Mildred Ramsey, and Mary Lynn Martin. 7 9 i Hi-Tri Council 1211 fv- 6' Mrs. Jane Dycus, Sponsor Row l: Judy Carpenter, Ida Sue Flota, Mary Jo Smith, Linda Kirk. Row 2: Carol Cowen, Janet Blackard, Karen Adams, Janet Cox, Missie Arthurs. Hi-Y Council Mr. Arthur Samford, Sponsor Row l: Jerald McCann, Kenny Shoemaker, Jim Tapp, Kendall Heinzman, Bill Greer, Kent Purcell. Row 2: Jim Moore, Richard DeMent, Gaylord Shehorn, David Shehorn, James Skelton, John Skelton. 80 'I'lIlS IS YUUR LIFE In Your Class Group FACULTY SENIIIIIS JUNIUIRS SUPHIIMURES FRESIIMEN 4 4, 4, 4, L Mrs. Helen Turner, President Gilberl N. Wood Guy Wood Jr. Board of Educahon Earl Hanes Clarence McCauley D. M. Rutherford George R. Heidenreich Paul Fitch, Treasurer Administration in i 'S Kenneth Cross, fhiuziiiixtrative Assistant :mm in ,, D-fr f in Howard Jones, Voentirzizni Dirvemrg Marjorie Eilingswnrth, Seeremrj' fur ' ...,f 'A W 'lu Bliss Edith Cates, Secretary llilli Registrar Mrs. Betty Lung. Secretary .vi Arthur iXiiiVK'k11'Li, S1ll7C'l'ilIiU!IliC'l7f Howard Rnwlinson, C Fix , George Kuhn, l Miss Janice uiieks, Ki Nliss ixiilffilll Ciunnluersg :'1liti!l7ICC Director V1-i1'!1I7SP01'il1fiOl7 Director rs. Deanna Rziwlinsun Secretaries Clifford M. Amos Drafting Robert E. Anderson Electricity Roy A. Beck Speech Mrs. Louesa Beckmeyer English VV. H. Beckmcyer Music Mrs. Alma Biagi Art Mrs. Ruth Body Homernaking lXlrs. Imogene Book Librariarz Charles C. Bourlund Auto Shop Stanley A. Changnon Director of Athletics Driver Eciucation Frank Chornuk Driver Education Social Studies Mrs. Nellie Claxton H omemaki ng Everyday Living Kenneth Coppin' A iutlicnmtics Geology Mrs. fXllmci'tii Croy Bzisiiwss Ifdzicutimi Miss lX'li1rgurct Ann Cummings lfiiglislz -lziincs N. Cummins Science Mrs. Duiwmtliy Dare Slmiviit Sziycrrisov' lllcnn I-. Dan' llistrzrli' Lloyd R. UCVVitr Hiiglislz Xlrs. Izmc Dycus Gziidmzce Cozmselor Sociul Studies Hrs. Miirylxiitc Euliols llistmfy sliss Um Fishcl fiufcteriu AItIlI1ItLfL'V iirs. Mary liurciniin English ilrs. Uunnii Czirriscm English W.,,,L 4 , 1 IK X J' 5,,., in ,,Aq,qV b 4 S 'kv' ii, ' ki, fl f N ss if sayin gg is is R. , V is '90 'NH-wh. W.. -Haus. SDN Av , Carl Gaston Agriculture Edwin C. Gieselman Ir. Diversified Occupations Scott P. Gill Physical Education Warner Greenlee Business Education Charles VV. Gregg Music H. C. Griffith Business Education Miss Ruth Hagcy Social Studies Miss Alberta Hamilton Physical Education Mrs. Isabel Harmon, English Miss Roberta Hopper History Harold Hutchins Social Studies Frank W. Kassner Mathematics 86 Miss Emily Kelley Spanish Edward Kownueki Flzerviistry Will E. Lee Health Eaiueation Mrs. Drusilla Logan English James Love Seieuec' Miss Burlmrn Luclisinger English VV111. Il. Myers Muthenmties Robert Nucl Simian! Supervisor joe Ostermzm lllatlzcnmtics Science Mrs. june Priest English journalism joe Reicliling Mneliirzc Shop Miss Eleanor Rielmrdson Mathemzztics LiLfm4 . '5 fee C f,,oQXJL-AH-V7 JW F nf' 87 Mrs. Katherine Rutherford School Nurse Arthur A. Samford H istovy Mrs. Ruby Sanders Business Education lXlrs. Ann Schmidt Biology Mrs. Anna Mae Schuh Health Education Robert Schultz Science J. D. Shields English Talmaclge Smith Music Earl E. Stelzer Building Trades Melvin Stoltz Mathematics Miss Dinah Tanner Physical Education Noble Thomas Physical Education Mrs. Lcta Thompson English William Thompson Business Education Charles E. Wagner Business Education Hrs. Betty Ann Ward A Iathenmtics Archie E. VVood1'ome Science Vlarion F. Yarber French Latin iames F. Yates Business Education Cafeteria Staff George L. Beck Robert Beck Mrs. Letha B. Beekman Forrest Byard Mrs. Ninn Byurcl Bus Driver Bus Driver Cafeteria Staff Mainterzarzcc flLIfUfL'l'il7Sil1ff Gerald D. Chesley Charles Edwards Mrs. Mildred Crailey Leo Gregg James llzmd Bus Driver Maintenance Cafeteria Staff Maintemmce Mairztenance Lester Keller Claybourn Lampp Herman Mays Kenneth Mays Mrs. Minnie Milton Maintenance Bus Driver 13145 Driver' Bus Driver' Cl!1fClL'l'lllSlHff Don Williams Head Mai n renamce Bus leaves cl? 3:45! Destination-Dix. s.. Maintennce, Bus Drivers A-MN... f rx I E. f lx 5 -L':.X Mrs. Ann Pace loc Pu Cafeteria Staff R145 D11 r llarl lllvdcr Tom Slmrt Ilflairzterzmzce Il1f1i1lfC'Hl7i'lCC Roy VVingl'iclcl Mrs. Alinc York ilflaiutcnnncc Cafeteria Staff lQnQX ,wmmwqw Q M N X by hugs? Mrs. Irma l'ittmun Cafeteria Staff Clgludc Smith illlfIiIIiL'lIllIICL' liCl't Ycxrli Mzfilztwzmlca' Mr. Wingate In building F Mrs. Milton Dolene Malcolm Mrs Pullman and Mrs Russell greet the dolly noon rush E a . I if ? '1 C EWMJMM , my Qjgmjifgw obclvxwf Qpwfwf 626 IMQZW QZQQQQQZZEZZQ X 'J ENIURSZQWZQ L1 IU EN ff c f C f fc L 7 U u Z S- ln Memoriam AVIS Row 1 Janet Gawler, Sue Caldwell, Linda Malone, Judy Pigg, Martin, Glen Moon, David Anslinger. Row 3: Roland Webb Brenda Dalby Carol Cowen, Harriet Schroeder, Missie Arthurs, Kirby Dixon, David Greer, Larry Lee, Frank King Glen Feather Judy Carpenter. Row 2: Elaine Hindman, Larry Jones, Frank stun, Ronnie Garbers, Brent Gregory, Larry Stroup Stewart Robert Harmon, Karen Adams, Billy DeMent, Mary Lynn ational Honor oviely To be elected to the National Honor Society is the highest honor a high school can bestow upon its seniors. Not more than ten percent of the graduating class can become members. The cardinal principles of this national organization in order of importance are scholar- ship, character, leadership, and service. No student can qualify unless he is in the upper one-fourth of his class, and, since scholarship is the most important principle of the society, students with scholastic averages of 3.5 CB plusl, or better, automatically be- come members unless there is a reflection on their character. In most cases these students also have ranked high in leadership and service to their school. Seldom is a student who has less then a 3.0 IBD average even considered unless he is thought to be especially deserving because of leadership and service, and, even then, he must be within a very few points of 3.0 CBD in scholarship. In the latter case, a faculty member may nominate him, but this student, as well as all the other candidates, must receive the majority vote of the faculty. This year's members of the Honor Society are, then, the elite of their class in scholar- ship, character, leadership, and service. ,af 11111111 Bill DeMent, President. Judy Carpenter, Secretary, David Anslinger, Vice President, Ann Roane Bullock, Treasurer. Curtis Lee Adams Karen Lou Adams American Legion Award 2: l7Cl'7I0iS News Business hlanagcr 45 Hi-Tri Coun- cil 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Head Auditorium Usher J 3' 4' ll nfl, u Lowell Eugene Allen Future Farmers of America 2 Perfect Attendance l5 Diver sitied Occupations 3, 4. Linda Dianne Anderson Style Show 2, 3, 45 Lihrar Assistant 45 llomeinaking A' sistant 45 Cafeteria Assistar 2, 3, 45 Future llomemakei of America, 3, 45 Officer - Barbara Sue Andrews Christmas Musieale l, 25 Sc ence Assistant 25 TrifCil Chorus 25 hlimcograph Ope ator 4. Amelia Louise Ansley Operetta 3, 45 Christmas Mi sicale 1, 2, 3, 45 Variety Sho' 2, 45 Prom Committee i Music Assistant 2. David Lawrence Anslinger llonor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Stuclex Council Vice-president f American Legion Award ' Biology Cluh President First Place in State Mus Contest-Solo, Ensemble l. Deanna Arnold Style Show 1, 45 Library A sistant 35 llomemaking Assi: ant 45 Future llomcmakers America 4. J'nita Elizabeth Artllurs Cheerleader 1, 2, 45 Captain 45 Prom Attendant 35 Oper- etta 3, 45 Hi-Tri Council 45 District and State Music Con- tests 3, 4. Owen Leon Bailey Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3. Jackie Wayne Bain Diversified Occupations 3, 4. Kenneth Beal Hi-Y 15 Future Farmers of America 2, 3, 4. Henry Edward Bean Janet Ann Blackard Prom Attendant 35 Class Offi- cer l, 25 I-li-Tri Council 45 Operetta 2, 3, 45 Variety Show 2, 3, 4. Gary Howard Boles Perfect Attendance 15 Dis- tributive Education 4. Donald Ray Bond Football 15 Projectionist I, 2, 35 Distributive Education 45 Perfect Attendance 1, 2. Frank Wyman Bonner Centralia High School 1, 2. Mary Ellen Border Variety Show 3, 45 Operetta 3, 45 Christmas Musicale 1, 2, 3, 45 State Music Contest 2, 3, 45 World History Assist' ant 2. Betty Lou Borland Gym Assistant Kenneth Claude Bowdler 97 Jack York Bowen Barbara Jean Brien Future Nurses' Club 15 Chalk Talks 2, 3, 45 lcffco Future Teachers' of America Club 3, 45 Senior Artist 45 Christ- mas lX'lusieale 4. Joyce Darlene Brieseacher Future Nurses' Club 25 Of- fice Occupations 45 Physical Education Assistant 3. Larry Lee Browder Norma Jean Brown Loren H. Brumley Ann Roane Bullock Student Council 45 Illini Girls, State 35 Associate Editor Verwois News 45 Quill and Scrollg All School Play 3. Gary Owen Burgess Judy Sue Carpenter Prom Queen 3g Homecoming Attendant 3, 45 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4g Secretary 4, Hi-Tri Council President 4. Michael 0. Carroll Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Cer- man Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4g Football 2, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. John Lawrence Carter Carlyle High School lg Bas- ketball lg Track 1. Willie Mae Carter Gale Edward Catron Sharon Jeanette Catron Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, Yearbook Circulation Staff 3, 4, Opcretta 3, 4, Music As- sistant 4g Christmas Musicalc 1, 2, 3, 4. Gerald Allen Burroughs Nina Mae Bushong Martha Sue Caldwell Junior All School Play 35 Nurse's Assistant 35 Library Assistant 2, Auditorium Ush- cr 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2. Howard Williams Campbell Projectionist 3, Biology As- sistant 4, Prom Committee 3, Yearbook Advertising Staff 4, Homecoming Decorating Com- mittee 2, 3, 4. Mary Frances Capps Mimeograph Operator 35 Of- fice Occupations 4. Robert Barry Carnahan Cafeteria Workers lg Diversi- fied Occupations 4. 99 Cecil 'Stanley Clark Operetta 3, Hi-Y 2g Basket- ball 2. Robert Paul Conner Thomas Dale Cooper Carol Gay Cowen Majorette 4, American Legion Award 29 Hi-Tri Council 4, Band Council 1, 2, 3, 45 Hon- or Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Janet Rae Cox Vendor 3, 4, Yearbook Circu- lation Staff 34 State Contest 3, 4, Hi-Tri Council 4g Prom Decorating Committee 3. Thomas Lee Cox Senior Class Treasurer, Dis- trict Band Ensemble 2g Music Under the Stars 23 Bookkeep- ing Assistant 4. 100 Ronald Keith Crabtree Ruth Leo Creed Jack Wayne Crocker Football l, 2, 3, 45 Stage Crew l, 2, 3. Larry Gene Cromeans Christmas Play 2, Perfect At tendance 1, 2. James Fredrick Cummins Lloyd Eugene Dogg Brenda Jo Dalby Library Assistant 25 Coops 45 President 4. Judith Ann Deitz Future Homemakers of Amer- ica 3, 45 Style Show 3, 45 Art Painting Crew 35 Cirls' Ath- letic Association 1, 3, 45 Biol- ogy Club 2. William Donald DeMent Student Council 3, 45 Presi- dent 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Ver- uois News Reporter 35 Staff 45 American Legion Award 25 llonor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Donald Lee Denham Future Farmers of America 15 Perfect Attendance 2, 3. Robert Lee Dennis Basketball 1, 2. Donna Kay Derry Future Homemalicrs of Amer- ica 3, 45 Cfficer 3, 45 Switch- board Operator 35 Honors Day VVaitrcss 35 Perfect Attend' ance l: Style Show 3. PN Roberta Ann Dethrow Future Nurses' Club 1, 2, 35 Variety Show 2, 35 Opcretta 35 Christmas Musicale 1, 2, 35 Honor Roll 1, 2, 4. William West Dillingham Football 1, 25 Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4. Gary D. Dillow Pcrfcct Attendance 1, 2, 35 Opcrctta 2, 3, 45 Christmas Musicale 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri-City Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 District and State Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 4. Kirby Trent Dixon Honor Roll 1, 2, 45 Perfect Attendance 1, 2. Joe David Dodson J. L. Doggan 101 Wanda Kay Eller Style Show 2, 3, 43 Future Homemakers of America 43 Homemaking Assistant 43 Honor's Day Waitress 33 Bus Assistant 4. Forrest Kent Ellingsworth Joyce Ann Ellis Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3. Margie Lee Ellis Physical Education Assistant 33 Style Show 33 Co-Ops 43 Office Occupations 4. Jo Ann Engleman Diversified Occupations 43 Nurse's Assistant 23 Future Nurses' Club 2, 33 Prom Dec- orating Committee, 3g Speech Contest 3. q Linda Sue Estes! Future Homemalcers of Amer- ica 3, 43 Future Nurses' Club 2, 33 Co-Ops 43 Secretary 43 Office Occupations 43 Music Festival 1. 102 Sue Ann Dorris Seller 43 Style Show 2, 3, 43 Ilomemaking Assistant 43 Fu- ture llomernakers of America 2, 3, 43 Honors Day Wziitrcss 2, 3. James Larry Drury Football 13 Jeffco Future Teachers of America Club 3, 43 Baseball 3, 4. James Swinton Dulaney junior Class Playg Senior Class Play3 Variety Show 43 Latin Club 2, 3. James Roy Duncan Football Manager 13 Basket- ball Manager 13 Perfect At- tendance 43 Ptadio Foreman 4. James Philip Eater Yearbook Circulation Staff 1, 2, 43 Yearbook Advertising Staff 1, 2, 43 Yearbook Photo grapher Assistant 43 Vernois News Photographer 43 Year- book Picture Staff. Bertha Edwards Future Nurses' Club 2, 3, 43 Girls, Athletic Association 1. 5 l Brenda Lee Floyd Variety Show 3: Operetta 3, 4: Christmas Musicale 1, 2, 3, 4: State Music Contest 3, 4: Southern Illinois University Choral Clinic 2, 3, 4. Ronald Dean Fowler Judith Lynn Fry Perfect Attendance I: Home- inulting Assistant 4: Jeffco Fu- ture sl-C2lCl1CI'S0lZ.fhI11CflCil Cluh 3, 4: President 4: Style Show 3, 4: Future llomemalicrs of America 4. A Winston Marshal Fullerton lauturc Farmers ol America 1, 2, 3, 4. Frederick Ray Galloway Ronald Clarence Garbers Projectionist l, 2, 4: Dance Band 2, 3, 4: Music Ensem- hles 1, 2, 3, 4: Variety Show l, 2, 3, 4: llonor Roll l, 2. Carolyn Sue Faulkner Future Nurses' Club I: Dis- tributive Education 4. Glen Arthur Featherstun Stage Crew l, 2, 4: Orches- tra 3, 4: Thespian Society l, 2, 3, 4: State Music Contest 1, 2, 3: Band Council I, 2, 3, 4. Gary Wayne Flanagan Arthur Lee Flota Basketball l, 2, 3. Bolrby Alfred Flota Class Officer I, 3: Student Council 2: Operetta 2. Ida Sue Flota Majorette 2, 3, 4: Head Ma- jorette 4: Class Officer 1, 4: Prom Attendant 3: Hi-Tri Council 4: Vice-President: State Music Contest YVinner 2. 103 Cora Sue GaVette Christmas Musicale 1, 2, 35 Operetta 35 State Music Con- tcst 2, 35 Style Show 15 Tri- City Chorus 2, 3. Robert Lee Gentry Betty Ann Gilbert Style Show 3, 45 Girls' Ath- letic Association 25 Gym As- sistant 4. Mary Lou Gilbert Girls' Athletic Association 25 World History Assistantg Mim- eograph Operator 35 Office Occupations 4. William Theodore Gorrell Latin Club 35 President 35 Vernois Rocket Society 35 Per- fect Attendance 1, 2. Janet Eileen Gowler Perfect Attendance 1, 25 Style Show 25 Library Assistant 2, 3, 45 Library Club 45 Honor Roll 3. 104 James Roland Green Basketball 15 Track 25 Biology Club 25 French Club 2. Jesse M. Green Football 1. David Earl Greer Webber Township High School 15 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Benton Brent Gregory Operetta 1, 2, 3, 45 Christ- mas Musicale 1, 2, 3, 45 Dis- trict Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 45 State Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 2. Beulah Pearl Grooms Future Nurses' Club 2, 3, 45 Nurse's Assistant 45 Library Assistant 45 Girls' Athletic As- sociation 1, 3, 45 President 45 Illinois District Science Fair 2. Kenneth Ray Hall Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Richard Logan Ham Future Farmers of America 1, 2, 35 Christmas Musicale 1, 2. Willie Hardin Joan Kay Harlow Music Assistant 45 Mimeo- graph Operator 45 Operetta 3, 45 Make-Up Committees 2, 3, 45 Southern Illinois Univer- sity Choral Clinic 3, 4. Robert Dole Harmon Editor-in-Chief, Vernois News 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Ver- nois News Reporter 35 Stu- clent Directory Staff 45 Junior All School Play 3. John Dale Harris Robert Eugene Harris Football 1, 2, 3. :iff 's asa, I 1 . .gi 5'., i i fs '- Riffs. ' Johnny Oliver Harvill Office Assistant 4. David Allen Hawkins Christmas Musicale I, 2, 3, 45 Projcctionist l: Stage Crew 2. Larry Don Hawkins Football 1, 2, 3g V-ll'2lCli l, 2. Abraham Hawthorne James Barlow Hayes Football l, 2, 3, 4. Laurel Annette Hays Cliristmus Musicals: l, 25 Ver- nois Rocket Society 3g Biology Club 25 French Club 35 Div- ersified Occupations 4. 105 Peggy Jo Howell Style Shaw 2, 3, 4g Future llomemakers of America 4. Loren Dean Huffstutler Donna Sue Hughes Future Homemakers of Amer- ica 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Style Show 2, 3, 43 Operetta 25 Prom Committee 3: Perfect Attendance l, 3. Lloyd Wheeler Hughes Jr. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Cho- rus l, 25 Operetta 1, 2g Vari- ety Show l, 2, 4, Christmas Musicale 1, 2. Charles Edward Hughey Future Farmers of America 2, 3, 4. Mildred Faye Hughey Perfect Attendance 23 Physi- cal Education Assistant 33 Vice-President Co-Ops Club 45 Office Occupations 4. 106 Sue Ann Hays Style Show 3. Wallace Lee Higgins VVoodlavvn High School 1, 2. Judith Elaine Hindmon Vernois News Feature Editor 4g Vernois News Reporter 34 Biology Club 2, 35 Costume Committee 3g Honor Roll 1, 2. David Anthony Hoffman Lydia Kaye Hogue District and Sectional Speech Contest VVinncr lg Wmirld Ilis- tory Assistant Zg Science As- sistant 23 Debate Club l, 3, 43 Southern Illinois Univer- sity Choral Clinic I, 2, 3, 4. . Tommy Carrol Holloway Diversified Occupations 4. Charles Leon Johnson lli-Yi 4. Denny Lee Johnson Jacqueline Johnson Louise Malynea Johnson Christmas Musiealc lg Future Nurses' Club I, 2, 3, 4, Nurses Assistant 3: Nurses Aicl l, 2. Charles Oscar Johnston James Martin Jones AHFUV' Edmund Fink Hugill Library Assistant lg Speeelm Assistant 4: Spanish Clulu gl Vernois lloelcet Society 3, 4. Frankie Gene Huston Projeetionist 4: Stage Crew 4: Perfect Attendance 1. Karen Marie Ignatowski Future Nurses' Clulw 3: Our Lady of Perpetual l lelp Selmml l, 2: All Class Plnv l, 2: llonor Roll l, 2. 1 Bernard Mearl Jackson Lilmlury Assistant -lc Art As' sistunt -la Boolilteeping Assist! :mt 3. John William Jackson Football lXl1tnnger lg Future llistriluutors ol' fhll1Cl'lL'1l -l: Vilorlcl llistory Slitle Projec- tionist 2: l7ive1'sil'iecl liclueu- tions 4. Linda Ruth Jenkins Operettu 3, -lg Clirislmns Mu' sieule l, 2, 3, -lg llCl'lIUlS News Stuff -iz l'ernois News Reporter 3: Student Directory Stull -l. 'ext 107 Larry Wayne Jones Latin Club 35 Future Distrib- utors of America 45 Distribu- tive Education 45 Honor Roll 2, 4. Nelson David Jones Future Farmers of America l, 2, 3, 45 Perfect Attendance 1. Paul Willie Jones Richard Eugene Jones Operetta 2, 3, 45 Variety Show 3. Sharron Kay Jones Vendor 45 Style Show 1, 2, 45 Future Homemakers of America 1, 2, 45 Homemalcing Assistant 45 Perfect Attend- ance 1. Gary Dean Karch Ili-Y 3. 108 Marilyn Kay Karch Style Show 1. Karl Richard Kaufman Projectionist 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 2, 3, 45 Operetta 2, 3, 45 Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 45 Christmas Musicale 1, 2, 3, 4. Carl Lee Keef Rita Marianne Keiser Future Nurses' Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Christmas Musicale 1, 2, 3, 45 Music Festival 2, 3. Paul Eugene Kelley John Bouidnol' Kemp Future Farmers of America 3, 4. Frank William King Vernois News Re orter I 2 P 1 r 35 Vernois News Staff 45 Op- eretta 2, 35 Stage Crew 35 Honor Roll I. James Bedford King George Carl Kirk, Jr. Perfect Attendance 1, 25 Hi- Y2, 3. Linda Ann Kirk Prom Attendant 35 Cheer- leader 1, 2, 35 Class Officer 3, 45 Hi-Tri Council 45 Sec- retary 45 Honor Roll 3. John Thomas Krebs Basketball Manager 1, 25 Football Manager 1, 25 Ver- nois News Reporter 35 Vernois News Staff 4. James Rolph Laur Alice Faye Learned H Yearbook Advertising Stall 25 Perfect Attendance 14, 25 Style Show 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 25 Prom Committee 3. Otis Leon Leathers Sharon Lee Leathers Future Nurses' Club l, 2, 3, 45 Nurse's Assistant 1, 25 Fu- ture Homemakers of America 2, 3, 45 Honors Day Banquet Waitress. Jerry Ray Lee Ili-Y 25 Rocket Club 3. Judith Ann Lee lli-Tri 1, 2, 3, 4. Lorry Eugene Lee Biolov Assistant 35 Vernois ny Rocket Society 35 Prom Com- mittee 35 Perfect Attendance l5 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. 109 Gale Eugene Loss Clifton Roger Loss Golf Team 3, 45 Cafeteria Patrol 2, 3, 45 Drafting As- sistant 3. Roy Marshall McAdoo Glenda Fay McCann Physical Education Assistant 3, 45 Cirls' Athletic Associa- tion 3, 45 Prom Connnittce 3. Jerry McCombs Nina Rose McCombs Girls' Athletic Association 3, 45 Future llomernakcrs of America 45 Gym Assistant 25 Art Assistant 25 Art Painting Crew 3. 110 Gary Wayne Levall Basketball l5 Football lg Di- versified Occupations 4. Carl Eugene Lewis Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball l, 2, 35 Football l, 25 Hi-Y l, 45 Library Assistant 3. Deena Yvonne Lewis Girls' Athletic Association 3, 45 Future Homemalcers of America 45 Art Painting Crew 3. 1 Nora Marie Liles Caleteria l, 2, 3, 45 Sesscr High School, l, 2. Sandra Lindermann Style Show l, 25 Physical Education Assistantg Usher 3. Shirley Lisenby Cirls' Athletic Association 15 Future lrlounemakers of Amer- ica 35 Style Show 35 Co-Ops 45 Office Occupations 4. Laura Roselyn McMahon Bus Assistant lg Style Show 2, 35 Honors Day Vvaitress 35 Physical Education Assistant 4. Gary Phillips McVey Biology Assistant 45 Biology Club 2, Perfect Attendance 3. Linda Kay Malone Biology Assistant 3, 4, Biol- ogy Clulm 2, 3, 4: Library As- sistant 3, 4, Office Occupa- tions 4: Ilonor Roll 2, 3, 4. Jimmy Manion Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Foot- lmll l, 25 Student Council 1 2: llusclmll l, 23 Perfect At- tendance l. Elizabeth Jane Marlowe Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Switch- board Operator 4, Operettu l, 2. 3, 4: Music Assistant 25 Future Nurses' Club 4. Doris Ann Martin llomelnakinv Ass istnnf. 4- D Girls' Athletic Association 3 4: Style Show 2, 3, Bus At- tendant lg Future Homemak- ers of America 4. r 1 v Nelson McCormick Barbara Dilladean McGehee Style Show 2. Deloris Sharon McGehee Style Show 2, 3. John Wesley McGill Truck 3. Linda James McKinney Style Show 2: Gym Assistzm 3, 4. Richard Thomas McLain Projcctionist l, 2, 3. I' 111 Jerry Dee Martin Future Farmers of America 2, 3, 4. Judith Martin Wcmrld History Assistant 25 Nliincograph Cperator 35 Of- fice Occupations 4. Mary Lynn Martin Vernois Senior Assistant 45 Nurses Assistant 2, 35 Chem- istry Assistant 45 Future Nurs- es, Club l, 2, 3, 45 Vice-Pres ident 45 Honor Roll l, 2, 4. Vernus Roger Marvel Ellen Diane Mays VVo+rld History Assistant 25 Physical Education Assistant 35 llonors Day Waitress 35 Style Show 35 Future Home- makers of America 4. Sharon Medders Opcretta 3, 45 Perfect Attend- ance l, 2, 35 Vernnis News Staff 45 Verinois News Re- porter 35 Verwois News Typ- ist 4. 112 L Gary Melton Darrel Wayne Mezo Perfect Attendance 1, 2. Judith Ann Mick Nurses Assistant 25 Prom Committee 35 Christmas Mu- sicale l, 25 Perfect Attend- ance 1, 25 Future Nurses' Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 3. Linda Ann Mick Perfect Attendance 15 Library Assistant 25 Vernois News Pte- porter 3. Patricia Darlene Mifflin Vernois News Staff 3, 45 Ver- nois News Reporter 3, 45 Stu dent Directory Staff, 45 Mr Cross' Assistant 45 Christma: Musical 2, 3, 4. Darryl Eugene Miller French Club 2, 3, 45 Spanisl Club 4. Mary Irene Miller Pana High School l, 2, 35 Future Homemakers of Amer- ica I, 25 Cheerleader lg llomecoming Court 2. Jerry Lee Minor Pcrlect Attendance l, 2, 3. Alice Mitchell Alma Mitchell Memerie Monfort Yearbook Circulation Staff 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Future llomemakers of America 2, 3, 45 Christmas Musicale l5 Style Show 2, 3. Glenn Moon National Thespian Society 2, 3, 45 Cerman Band 45 Chem- istry Assistant 35 Operetta 2, 35 Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. James Richard Moore Basketball 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 35 Track 4. James Robert Moore Perfect Attendance lg World History Projectionist 2. Janice Eileen Moore Mr. Cross' Assistant 45 Op- eretta 35 Junior All-School Play 35 Perfect Attendance 15 Yearbook Advertising Staff 3, 4. Jim Harold Moore Joe Frank Moore Football l, 2, 45 Future Farm- ers of America 1, 2. Berlie Morgan Jr. Perfect Attendance l. 113 Charles Ray Neal Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. Dewayne Neal Roger Alan Neal Basketball 15 Perfect Attend- ance 1, 25 Library Assistant 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Library Club 4. Linda Sue Newell Physical Education Assistant 35 Future Homemakers of America 35 Co-Ops Club 45 Office Occupations 45 Future Nurses' Club 2. Melvin Terrill Newton Karen Blaine Nichols Style Show 2, 4. 114 Bobby Gal Morgan Carolyn Morgan Homemaking Assistant 2, 35 Vendor 3, 45 Usher 35 Library Assistant 25 Future l'lOl11C11lLlliCI'S of America 2, 3, 45 Vice-president. Donna Jean Moutrie Operctta 3, 45 Variety Show 15 World History Assistant 25 Christmas Musicale 1, 2, 35 Tri-City Chorus 2, 3, 4. Leo Gene Murphy Cafeteria Worker 15 Future Farmers of America 1. James Murphy, Jr. Football 15 Cafeteria Wcmrker 15 Future Farmers of Amer- ica 25 Diversified Occupations 3, 4. Connie Ballard Myers Prom Decorating Committee 35 Bookkeeping Assistant 35 Future Homemalcers of Amer- ica 45 Library Assistant 3. E 1 2 5 Z Jean Paisley Future Homemakers of Amer- ica 2, 35 Homemaking Assist- ant 2, 3, 4. Linda Ann Palmer Nurse's Assistant 2, 3. James Lyndel Paris Projectionist 2, 35 Variety Show l, 25 Perfect Attend- ance 35 State Music Contestg Boys' Chorus 3. Richard Arlen Parr Ronnie Gale Parrish Ili-Y l, 2, 4. Ann Sue Pasley Verrzois News Reporter 35 Of- fice Occupations 45 Honor Roll 1, 2. Jack Oathout Kennel-h Wayne Oathout Alta Jean Oufland Christmas Musicalc lg Car- bondale Music Festival lg World History Assistant 23 Library Assistant 39 Office Occupations 4. Jerry Eugene Overby Billy Duane Pace Riverside - Brookfield High School, Riverside, Illinois, 2, 3. Keith Allen Painter Perfect Attendance 1, 25 Fu- ture Distributors of America 4. 115 Bob Earl Patterson Mary Jo Ann Patton Library Assistant 25 World History Assistant 2. Fred Richard Payne Wanda Doris Peacock Style Show 2, 3, 45 Physical Education Assistant 4. Marlin Alvia Pennington Football l, 2, 45 Track 1, 3, 45 Future Farmers of Amer- ica l5 Perfect Attendance l. James Peoples Football l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 Track l, 2, 45 Perfect Attend- ance l. 116 Joyce Ann Peoples Future Nurses' Club 1, 25 Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 35 CcrOps 45 Art Assistant 35 Office Occupations 4. Angelica Kaye Phelps VVorld History Assistant 25 Li- brary Assistant 25 Freshman Party Committee lg Sopho- more Party Committee 2. Barbara Kaye Phelps Style Show 35 lhfllll'lC0gI'LlPll Operator 4. Judith Ann Phillips Vemois Senior Assistant 45 Vernois Yearbook Typist 45 Vernois Circulation Staff, 3, 45 Vernois Picture Staff 3, 45 Optimist Club Essay Winner 4. Everett Lee Pierce Football 15 Diversified Occu- pations 4. Judy Stewart Pierce Play Committee 25 Physical Education Assistant 35 Future Homcmakers of America 45 Style Show 2, 35 Auditorium Usher 2. Judith Ann Pigg Associate Editor Vernois 4 sistant 4, Band Council 2, 3 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Mary Lynne Plemon Majorettc 3, 4, Variety Show l, 3, 4, State Contest 3, 4, Music Assistant 3g Perfect At- tendance 2. Gale June Porter Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 35 Officer 1, 2, Biology As- sistant 3, Biology Club 2g Di' vcrsificd Education 4. Leslie Arlen Porter Perfect Attendance l: Biology Club 2, 4g Spanish Club 3, 4: Rocket Club 3: llonor Roll l. Gale Ivan Poston William Glenn Price Biology Assistant 3, 4g Vcruois News Reporter 3: Vernois Rocket Club 3. 1 Dance Band 3, 43 Music As- a Peggy Jo Ann Puclcett lruture llomemalicrs ot Amer- ica 2, Honors Day YVaitrcss 3, Style Show 2, 3, 45 Physical Education Assistant 3, 4. Gene Edward Purdy Projectionist l, 2, 3, lloinc- coming Committee l, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Vernois Rocket Society 3, Stage Crew 4. Larry Jae Ratliff Perfect Attendance 3: llonor Roll 1. H Vern Roger Ratliff Pcrtcct Attendance 1, 2, 3. Glenda Faye Rector Science Assistant 2g llistory Assistant 2: Perfect Attend- ance l, 3g Vcrnois News As- sociate Busincss Manager 4g llonor Roll l, 4. Robert Eugene Rector 1 17 John Robert Riley Darwin Everett 'Roach Diversified Occupatlons 4, Of- fice Assistant 2. Lyndale Sue Roberts Future Nurses' Club 2, 3, 4g Latin Club 25 Prom Commit- tee 3, Office Assistant 45 Play Committee 2. Willie Richardson Rogers Football l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 4, Baseball 1. Ronald Ray Roeder Perfect Attendance 1, 2. Donald Alfred Rogers Hi-Y lg Stage Crew 3. 118 Martha Elizabeth Redwine Yearbook Circulation Staff 3, 45 Prom Committee 3, Future Homelnakers of America 4, Iflomemaking Assistant 4. Donald Elton Reed Football l, 2, 3, 45 Track l, 2, 3, 4g Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, Senior 'Class President 4, Basketball l. Janet Lavada Reed Future Homemakers of Amer- ica 4. Trena Lois Reed Robert Lee Reininger Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 4. Larry Duane Richardson Harriet Jane Schroeder Verrzois Yearbook Editor-in- Chief 45 Vernois Yearbook Advertising Manager 35 State Music Contest Winner 1, 2, 35 Opcrctta 3, 45 Variety Show 2, 3. Larry Loren Scrivner Football lg lli-Y l, 2, 3, 4. Emma Stewart Segel Future Nurses' Club 2, 3, 4' Officer 45 Nursc's Assistant 2, 35 junior Class Play Commit- tcc 35 Chemistry Assistant 4- liiology Club 2. 2 n Lois Florence Settle Library Assistant 35 Bus As- sistant 35 Co-Ops Club 45 llnnor Roll 2, 45 Office Oc- cupations 4. Barbara Jo Shelton Christmas Musicale 1, 25 Chalk Talks 2, 35 Switch- board Opcrator 35 Co-Ops Club 45 Honor Roll 3, 4. Sandra Kay Shelton Robert Eugene Rollins Norma Elaine Rollinson Office Occupations 45 Li- brary Assistant 25 Bus Assist- ant 4. Ronald Jay Ryan Football 1, 35 Basketball 15 junior Class Play 35 Boys 10 35 Diversified Occupations 4. Janice Kaye Sampson Variety Show 2, 3, 45 Oper- etta 25 Vendor 3, 45 Yearbook Circulation Staff 3, 45 Nurses Assistant 3, 4. George Sargent James Austin Schill Variety Show 15 Christmas Musicale l, 2, 3, 45 District Music Contest 2, 3, 45 State Music Contest 2, 3, 45 Oper- Ctta 2, 3, 4. 119 Viola Shelton Bobby Lee Sheridan Perfect Attendance 1. Byford Alan Sherman James Robert Skelton Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling Team 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4. John Ernest Skelton Hi-Y 3, 45 Officer 4, Base- ball 3. Patsy Jane Skinner Operetta 3, 4, Southern Illi- nois University Choral Clinic 1, 2, 4, Christmas Musicale 1, 2, 3, 4, District and State Music Contest 2, 3, 4. 120 Thomas Leon Slamons Future Farmers of America 3, 4. Joyce Ann Sledge Mr. Cross' Assistant 4. Larry David Smith Perfect Attendance 25 World llistory Assistant 2. Mary Ann Smith Christmas Musicale 1, 2, Car- bondale Music Festival 1, 23 Tri-City Chorus 29 Style Show 2, 3, State Music Con- ICSL Mary Ja Smith Hi-Tri Council 4, Operetta l, 2, 3, 45 State Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, All School Play 2, 3, Thespian Society 2, 3, 4. Myrna Ruth Smith Future Hornemakers of Amer- ica 4, Style Show 45 Prom Committee 33 North High School, Phoenix, Arizona 3. Jerry Lee Sodders David Leonard Spelbring Operetta 2, 35 Football lg Christmas Musicale 2, 3, 45 Marshall Community High School, Chicago 15 Southern lllinois University Music Fes- tival 2, 3. Gary Dwain Spillman Charles Spitler Football l, 25 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Florence Stanford Style Show 25 Office Occu- pations 45 Co-Ops Club 4. i Barbara Ann Stevens l'uture llomemakers of Amer- ica 45 Style Show 2, 35 Prom Committee 3. Frank Arthur Stewart Orchestra 3, 45 Dance Band 2, 3, 45 lVlusic Under the Stars 2, 35 Operctta 3, 45 All School Play 2, 3. Rodney Larry Stewart Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball l, 25 Class Officer 1, 2, 3. Phyllis Hefner Strain Style Show 2, 3, 45 Future Homemakers of America 45 Nurses Assistant 3, 45 Future Nurses' Club 3. Arthur Strand Rebecca Josephine Stratton Future Homemakcrs of Amer- ica 2, 35 Officer 2, 35 Per- fect Attendance 1, 2, 35 Phys- ical Education Assistant 45 World History Assistant 2. Larry Dale Stroup Yearbook Photographer 3, 45 Newspaper Photographer 35 45 A11 School Play 35 French Club 1, 35 Projectionist l, 3. 121 Sidney Rae Taber Prom Attendant 3, Style Show 3, 45 Prom Committee 3, Homcmaliing Assistant 4g Future Holnemalcers of Amer- ica 49 Officer 4. Audrey Mae Todd Girls' Athletic Association 1, 4: Art Assistant 2, -lg Orches- tra 3, 4: Perfect Attendance l, 2, 3g Future Nurses' Club 4. Arthur Wayne Turner Football l, 2, 3, 4, Brazil Sen- ior High School, Brazil, Indi- ana, l, 2, Track 1. Gary Warren Perfect Attendance 2. James Michael Waters Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, Dance Band 3, 4g Orchestra 3, 4, Football 4, Baseball 4. Julia Susan Waters Future Nurses, Club Ig Nurse's Assistant 2, Nurses Aide 1, 2, Style Show 3g Fu- ture llomemakers of America 4 122 Michael Ray Sumner Football I, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Foreman in Electricity 45 Per- fect Attendance 2, 3. Evelyn Arvella Sursa Physical Education Assistant 35 Girls' Athletic Association 25 Office Occupations 4g CcrOps Club 4. Jackie Paul Sweetin 'Raymond Walter Swift Perlect Attendance l, 2, 3, 43 Ili-Y 2. Carolyn Tate VVorld History Assistant 25 Mimeograph O p e r a t o r 3, Homemalcing Assistant 4. Donald Temelcoff Gwendolyn Williams 'Switchboard O P e r a to r 45 llealth Assistant 45 Girls' Athletic Association 4. Sue Ann Williams Operetta 3. 45 Christmas Mu- sieale l, 2, 3, 45 Southern lllinois University Music Clinic l, 25 Tri-City Chorus l, 2. 3, 4: Music Under the Stars l, 2. Carolyn Sue Wilson Operetta 3, 45 Tri-City Chor- us l, 2, 3, 4: Music Under the Stars l, 2, 3, 45 South- ern Illinois University Music Clinic l, 2, 3, 4. Clarence Melvin Wilson Pcriect Attendance l. Robert Eugene Wilson Shirley Lee Wilson Christmas lhlusicale l5 Ver- rmis News Reporter 35 Future llomcmakers of America 4. Charles Roland Webb Biology Assistant 35 Biology Club 2, 35 Make-Up Commit- tee l, 2: All School Play 2: llonor Roll l, 2. David Webb 1 Lola Mae Weld' lauture llomcmakers ol Amer- ica 2, 35 Perfect Attendance 3. Frances1Maxine Wheeler Physical lzducation Assistant 3, 45 Style Show l, 3, 4. James Robert Wilkey Delores Ann Williams Future llOll1CI1llll'lCl'S of Amer- icag Officer 25 Style Show 2, 4: Perfect Attendance l, 2. 123 Sondra Jean Winfree Hi-Tri 1, 2, 3, 4. Shirley Ann Wingfield Girls, Athletic Association lg Art Assistant 4. Barbara Katherine Witt Physical Education Leader 35 Vendor 3, 45 Perfect Attend- ance 2, 34 Style Show 3, 4g Prom Committee 3. Judith Moy Wood Future Nurses' Club 25 Southern Illinois University Music Festival 1, 25 Tri-City Chorus 25 State Music Con- test 2g Christmas Musicale 1, 2. Lyle Wood William John Young Track lg Basketball 1, 2g Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Perfect Attendance 1, 3. 124 Not Pictured Jerry Brookmon Evelyn Forthing Future Nurses' Club 3, 4 Future Homemakers of Amer- ica 4g Style Show 2, 3. Edward Steele Harold Vuichord Vocational Machine Shop 4 l0Ii -,tr fb P - , YJ . . We V WX I M 1pfLL?w ,u' W H' , j I. U' ,I ww' ,, ,A 1 K' A . Q ' wv I! X ' ' A . 4 Aj I I! xl jlfl UV' V F-V Viv LL I J l M , , PV ' ' Q L U! Q f J pf A X -N V hp nb, .YW8 f' l I f tg M16 ML- xy WW -ivy U f' , ' ' sl' ', , wk I rn Q LL Ubi' J V ijt? Ll A L5 bv! ffm Y 7 v X .U CL My 'My my 3 if O 0 61 V fx 1 ,Q M 5 'fl-'wlv V-L fx , - ' lr , L-Q V Ll! 151' N ' X LV JK ,W W A W5 ff 5 , 1' gf AQ L1 ,Will 0 .Qlw S x I A A I 6 ' U' I S I I KL' VM Ehlfb I 5 V1 nf 1 ff 4 X W ,fm Uv My Z1 C- A -I v U7 Emu - ' S ' 'Jw U 3 av W r 2 1 s Mvllyd fglf'L M Cwlfif ' s I V K , w' wk , ' ' Jw Q UL VC! W!! 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BUDDY BAKER WANDA BALTZELL IJONNA BANES BETTY BASHATXI BILLY BASS KAY BAYER A -A wg -A- f2A 1 A NE 5 X ,,qq': 1 A Hg ....,' ,VQQAP ,,.: 5 V A in ',., :': 2 X Yxx EA V .:,, Q JANICE BLA :ggi ivan 21: J 'lhurvu-gp New uf- 14 A . . 0 A A JEAN DENNIS Nag if 7 Q FN 'HK x Juniors RONALD BECKER ITOINIIVIY BELLAIXIY VVILLIAM BENDER CLARENCE BENNETT JUDY BETLEJEWSKI CHARLES BEHRLE KAYE BIGHAJX1 LINDA BLANTON CIAROLYN BODINE CJARY BOHLEN SIIERRY BOHLEN RILLIE BOOK R194 XVILLIAIXI BORDER JOHN BOYD KAY BOYER DONNA BRADDY DORINA BRISCOE 127 .,!'Lv- ,-fm wyfbix-Y W M JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS are Treasurer, Robert Wolieg Sec- retary, Mary Lynne Metternichp Presideni, Clcualc Frnceg Vice- Wzsadenr fsQ?'?leul. OJ ,. MU. JZJA L 7 A R if Q 4 4w 4 ' W , BROWN DONNA BRUCE - , . . BRUELL Sun BRUMLEY If . A Z:A l1-6' '7z,4,g',c ' Z , , , 1 Q RUSSELL BULLOCK IJARRY BUMPUS BEVERLY BURGESS LARRY BURKETT ALLEN BURTON LINDA BUSKOOL CAROL CAMPBELL CAROLYN CAMPBELL SUSAN CAMPBELL LARRY CARLTON 128 Juniors 'THOMAS CARLTON JAMES CARNAHAN BETH CARPENTER DONALD CARI-ENTER FRANK CARR 5 COLEMAN CARRODINE RICHARD CARROLL JOHN CHAIXIBERS ANN CHANEY CLIFFORD CHRISTENSEN BILLE LEE CLARK RICHARD CLARK SAMUEL CLARKE LARRY CLAY LORETTA CLINTON SANDRA SUE COBERLY LENDELL COCKE JIMMIE COCRRIIM DEAN CCJFFBIAN LARRY COLLINS 129 t Juniors 4 PHYLLIS COLLINS GILBETT CONNER CTARY Cooxc GERALDINE COOKSEY JEANNETTE COOPER ROSE COOPER JOE Cov1Nc:ToN CAROLYN COWAN ALBERT Cox PEGGY CRAWFCJRIJ GLENN CROSS EDWARD CURTIS IDARRELL DAVIS ROBERT DAVIS MELVIN DELANEY 1 1 1 v DANIELLE DEVVITT JANE DILLINGHAIXI KENNETH DILLINGHAM CHARLOTTE DIXON IVIARLIN DEAN DIXQN 130 -L K Juniors :S GENE DIXON DONALD Domus YVONNE DRENNAN IXf1ARY LEE DLINCAN FRED DIINHAM JUDY DYCUS PIIYLLIS DYEL BERNICE EDWARDS NIATTIE EDWARDS INDA ELLIOTT X SIIAIION ELLIOTT JAINIES ELLIS LOIS FAYE ELLIS RONALD ELLIS IULIE NCLTND LYNNE ENGLE ROSE ESKEW IVIARY FICKLE RUSSELL FIELDS PATRICIA Frrcu Juniors VVALTER FITZJEIIRELLS EDDIE FLOTA KIARY FLOYD IDENNIS FORD KATIIRYN FOIIE DAVE FREDRICKS MARGARET GADDIS ROBERTA GAINES BETTY GALLOWAY HARRY c:ANT ELAINE GARBERS PEGGY CQARRISON IDONALD CQENTRY DIARILYN GIBBS DOROTHY CZLOVER SHIRLEY GOLD LARRY GOLDMAN JERRY GOSNEY LINDA Goss JERRY GRAHAM 132 Juniors .:' R JIIANN GRANT REA SUE GREEN IXIARLIN CIREER XR7ILLIANl CYREER BONNIE CIREGORY tw I wx S : TED GRESIIAM JIINHNIY GRIPEITII ELSIE GRISIIARI IACKIE CIRISIIAINI ROBERT Clnooms LARRY GROTHOFF BETTE GRIIENWALIJ SIIJNEY PIALE PEGGY HALL DENNIS IIAMSON OLIVER PIARDIN CLETLIS I1ARLOVV IHVIN IJARLOVV JANICE HARRIS AIARY JANE IIASTINGS Juniors BETTY IIATCHETT ELAINE HATEIELD IXRLA I'IAUK CALVIN HAYES DONALD IIAYES JANET HAYES JANET KAY HAYES jum' PIAYES SHARON HAYES TOM III-LIDENREICII CARL IIELVERSON IDARRELL IIENN IANETTA HENRY LARRY HENRY BARBARA HENSLER BILL PIERTENSTEIN BEVERLY PIESKETT SHARON HESTER SUE IIESTER IXIARSIIALL HIGHSMITII 134 Juniors SHARON IIILLIARII CZARY IIODGE SHARON IIODGE LARRY PIOLMAN PATRICIA IIOLMAN BARRY IIOLT ROBERT PIOLTMAN PHILIP HOPKINS IACQUELINE HOUSE JUDY PIOUSEWORTH -lOYcE HOWELL JIMMY IILIGHEY KATHRYN PIUNTSINGER RONNIE IIUTCHINSON CHARLES IRVIN hull PIIYLLIS ISIIMAEL FREDDIE JARRELL LARRY IENNINGS BERNEDA JOHNSON DOROTHY JONES 135 ,fjfjif -J A J f M , T 'J Juniors NQLA Q-fy! SARAH JONES VVAYNE JONES CAROLE SUE JORDAN XMCHAEL KARL CHARLOTTE KEEP A, V I 2 LEON KEHRER JANE KEISER JUDY KEISER CAROL ANN KELLEH' JAMES KELLEY JUDY TROUT KELLEY LINDA KINCAID PETER KOMASA JUAN KOTTER MYRON KUWVNACKI AIILINE LATHAM XVILLIAM LAWVRENCE LINDA LEHIWAN SUSAN LEWIS CARY LIGON 136 Juniors A Q I3 I TJWE . . .I.I1-- I -of K 3 , IX -IAINIES Locxwoon CAROLE ANN LOWERY EVELYN LUSBY JACQUELINE Sue LYNN LARRY '? R wa... IJORIS IWCCOWAN CONNIE IVICKINNEY IJAVID IXICMLILLIN JERRY IVICQLIEEN DAVID MCVEY PATRICIA BIAIERHOFFER CTLENDA IXIANNEN LOGAN IVIARLOVV DAVID IX1ART1N PATRICIA MARTIN PENELOPE IXIARTIN CURTIS MASCIIGER V. WX DANNY AICVEY DLILCY 1X1ARSl'IAl.I, XVILMA IXIATIIEWS Juniors I JUDITH MAYNOR RICHARD MAYS JANET MENDENHALL SHIRLEY IVIENDENHALL MARY L. METTERNICH LOIS METZCER CIERALDINE MIEREK JACK MILWARD BARBARA MINOR DONALD MITCHELL 'TED MITCHELL IAMES MODLIN XAIILILIAM MONTFORT GLENN 1X'100'RE RUTH ANN IVIOORE TERRY MOORE JAMES LEE MORGAN PAUL MORGAN CIARY WAYNE MORRIS AY MORRIS ,yy-442uOMyg. 'x,.ILf.wz ,DWWAZQSQS A, V1 Ar I ' 138 0-MASI,v.4,U1Ju-1-Idfcwr. ' Ha, AMA ,LIL-sr NM 1.1, J ..,. Gigi! 'Nl I9 N o LEM Juniors 'u N WILLIAM NIORRIS BEN MOSES RONNIE AIOYER JERRY IVIIILLIGAN MICHAEL NIURPHY KIDAVID NIYERSJ ELIZABETH ANN MYERS NIARJORIE MYLIIIS MICHAEL NEAL ROBERT NEAL LARRY NEXVTON LINDA NEWTON DONNIE NICHOLS DORIS O,BLOCK EDWARD cJHlWS QQ? ffwfffz? 1-'Cf jeg, , Ae1f4QI,,W W W AM 5 'M 3?C dmv! .vfffm ,yd-fl-4 A 'T ,ALjL:l,L1.c't'i7 jf Lf E if 1 MAE ORRICK XVILLIANI OSLAGER GLENDA OXVERBH' CAROLYN PAGE A QSQNDRAI AI.E1fw f I ' f I, X yy, 1 i 1 4 , I A ' ' l - I, , . . f If ' 1 ' f , 1 X S Lf , GD I W Q5 Q JI '1 J , N! I L 4 A 'JL fl 3 ,'l7 rj DJL5 Qui!! I Uva C 4' I 1,56 F .' ' n W W A . .l K, I I Ii NL I Y l J . .,1 M NX N A, -1 ., Q K 'NN Nz' A U I I x . I J , Q. Y , Ig I Rib N E X .,I Q .Y V .L A ws I. :Q I Q I I W? TNQ? N , V E .xxx N 5 I2 140 RAYBLIRN PATE SYLVIA P PEARSON CQARNETT PEEK MQW Mflf' M PAUL PERAK IDONNA PETERSON PAUL PHILLIPS SUSAN PHILLIPS ROBERT L. PICKETT FVIIOMAS PEARCE LAURA PIERCY KAREN PICG SYDNEY PIGI: LENDELL POSTON CTHARLES POTTER CLAUDIA PRICE ALLEN KENT PURCELL IVIICHAEL RAINEY PATRICIA RAINWATER W I i NILDRED RAMSEY Guy RANDALL .IAM Juniors RKQQ 'CTD' ES Rox' RATLIFF IIELEN REED CONNIE IXIIYNES NANCY RICHARDS JERRY RISLEY MARVIN ROBERTSON SANDRA RoDER1cK SYLVESTER Rusn SHARON RUSSELL KENNETH RUTHERFORD HELEN RYAN IAIXIES SAMIXIONS BARBARA SANDY DOUGLAS SAPPER XVILLIAM SCHELOSKY ALTA ARLENE SCOTT KAREN SECHREST GERALD SETTLE Juniors QL V, U-'X I Mgljjw JACK SH PEGGY I MdN JEANNE S Ayf'Ex ak X 'gfxf SKYNEWOSQ SHEHORQN SAI Q WILLIAM SHEHORN LINDA LEIGH SIMMONS GER DEAN SMITH Af! I WX Iv'f,4IViE4m WSP vi? X S5 J IQKSV X gif? I JEAN SMITH JERRY SMITH ROBERT SIVIITH RONALD SMITH SUE SINIITH Juniors I DENNIS SMOOT CTARY SNEED KENNETH SNEED LYNN SNYDER DANIEL SPELIIRINI: JOIIN SQUIBB ERNEST STANFORD SIIZANNE STANGER SYLVIA IXNN STEELE IJAVID STEVVART A1ARY IXNN STEVVART PAMELA STONE PEGGY STOVER MICPIAEL STRICKLAND I..ORET'l'A SNVEE'I'lN RONALD SWEETIN x7ICKY TALBERT JUNE TATE PATRICIA TATE CALTON TAYLOR 143 Juniors CAIIKDLYN 'TERRY PETER 'TINDLE CTORDON 'TITLE SANDRA -ITITTLIZ ARNOLD TODD EDWARD TITOEDTE JANET 'TURNER SKY X7AUGHAN KAREN XIAUGHT CLYDE WADDELL DALE WALKER JANET VVALKER JOHN VVARD KENNETH WARNER DIANNA WARREN TXTARY LYNN WARREN JDDY WEBB BETTY WEEMS Jo IXNN VVEHIXIEYER JEANIE WELLS 144 ff ,q S 714 J EDWARD A. XAZIIEELER EDVVARD LEE VVIIEELER BEVERLY XVIIITE IEANNE WII,DEllB1AN SHERRY VVILFONI: .Eff ,J Q X L, ' lj I lf xv ,Alf aff 1559294 CAROLYN WILLIAMS KENNETH WILLIAMS KAY VVILLIAINISON PATRICIA WINDER IDONALD WI1 l'ENBRINK ROBERT XVOLTER RUTH ANN XVOODROME EARL WOODS LUTISHA VVOODS LINDA WILLIFORD RIONTY LARRY VVOOD JUDITH CHARLES VVRIOHT RONALD GENE 145 I 1 f . Juniors E K I K ' ,n.Qf'0'. ll! LEE YEARWOOD EMILY YORK VINCENT YORK CAROLYN ZEIGLER Not Pictured NELLIE Io ANN CLARK EUGENE O,DELL DENZEL CONNER JERRY SKINNER THOMAS RAY HAYES CAROLYN WARREN Christmas Queen ANN CHANEY JUNIOR Seated in an old-fashioned sleigh, Ann Chaney received her crown from Santa Claus at 11 o'clock on Decem- ber I3 at the Christmas Dance. This semi-formal dance, sponsored by the FHA, was held in the Girls' Gymna- sium. The attendants to the Christ- mas Queen were Sue Estes, Donna Hughes, Carolyn Morgan, Sydney Tober, and Barbara Witt, Seniorsg Linda Lehman, Junior. in , - 4 2 Sovnowwonms f vw' W Wg Sophomores SOPHOMORE STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBE RS, John Scott and Betty Carpenter, glance ot the camera before the next blow. K l ,o Le In ry Adams Stephen Aitken Duane Allison Edsel Anderson lanet Anderson Roberta A. Armstrong Carl Arnaud Howard loc Ashbrook nnie Ashley Patricia Iune Austin Danial Bailey Wilmzi June Bukel slie Banos Glen Barnes Donald Barnett Micheal Burr Sophomores Charles Rodger Bassett Sharon Bayer Leland Rayne lieroy Real Micheal Bean joseph Beckham Fredrick Bcclcmeyer Dean R4 '1'1 iard .loyee Ann Bcrhard Carolynn Rlessin Carol Book Jerry Rowdler Sheri Boyd Marilyn Boyer Ronald Braddy Karen Kay Rrehm Raymond Rroela llarhara Broolunan Wlillic Brown Ryford Bruce Retry Bryant Sue Rueli Richard Burgess Richard Rurgin 'FSTP X 'lu l Www- R., 5 Q L all x ' - ,,i. I 3 R i R , .,,E. x . L, X 5 X X a lv 'ia' ra-an x lllii 'f i eyl' i ,ns-5, 11 Sophomores Ernest Burnett Meridith Burnett Iames Burroughs Judith Burton Linda Byron Sharon Callahan janet Campbell Betty Carpenter Sharon Casey Dean Cates Stanley Cato Thomas Causer Barbara Nell Cave Christine Chamberlain Barbara Chambers Susan Chambers inn UNK QYF SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS ore George Myers, President Paul Snider, Treasurer, Charlotte Thompson, Vice-President and Kay Purcell, Secretory. Q57 T Sophomores Sliairron Cluunlaliss john Daw id Clmpman XVi llolucrt Cliairlcton Roy Com' Clark lmu Uzlrlcn C Clark Cary Clurkc lloy Cockrum Kay Coffcy Iolm R. Collins J unc Collins Kaircn Colvin Wlilliam Conncl Clicryll Cook Eva Lana Cook Ceo L Susan Coolcv Don n ic Cox rgv l.L'roy Cox imln Crnlwtrcc lloclncy clI'1lN'llOI'll llolwrt Crosnoc crry Cross lcnn Culli llonulnl Cummings 'l4l1L'llklUI'L' Durclcn 151 Sm- pf-ef if Sophomores Glen Dare Roy R fu11:1 ld Dare Diane Darnell Clarolml llaokselme l lerman Davis Jllilifll Ann Davis 'lean Ann Davidson lieverlv Deitl llielmarcl llenlent Neva Denham llamona Derry Clinton Derlirow llonalcl llellmrow Karen Devel Uarlvara Dicgel Patricia Dietz llolmert Dodson Ciloria Dowclell Paul Downey Larry Uulany liarlmara Dull Frank Eeliols Connie Edlninson Everett Elkins Sophomores Donna Ellis Dorothy Ellis Larry Ellis Linda Ellis Stephen Ellis Charlie Emmons VVilliam Engclmann Ccralnl England Glenda England Beverly Eplcy Oclic Farris Larry Fartliing Kallilccn Fauglit Frank Faullcncr Noel Fazckas Jack Flanagan Nancy Flanagan Quancttc Flanagan Sandra Flccncr lolm Fleming Marjorie Foreman Gerald Fowler Phyllis Garofolo Cary Cillxcrt if 'M' ii 'b -v ,I f S gl f hr vf','fx1-:E 1 ax . .Q X QM, Ast ,I WK J E 3 QE is YQ' nw NF' , in F . s rin k F 5 F 3- x i, if 5 if Xu l F Sophomores Kay Gilbert Carol Gladson Meri Glass Susan Glassman Thomas Glover james Gorrell Douglas Gowler Brenda Grady Garroll Graham Phyllis Grant Gharles Green Donald Green Donald E. Green Mazie Lynne Green Richard Gregory Robert Hailey Teresa Hale Wayne Haley Larry Hall Leon Hall Sharon Hall Donna Haimnent Patricia Hampton Gloria I Ianey 154 Dc Sophomores iris Harlow Rex Harper jesse Harris Peggy llarris Peony E. llarrison Db. julio llart llieliarcl llatllielcl Mary llawlxins llnnalcl l lawkins VV Da Ge Pauline llawtlnzrne Nona llayes llonalcl llayes alter Hayes Bobbie llays Monica Lynne llays Charles lleater mn lleffington Kendall Ilcinzman Robert Ileltan Guy llcnry urge Hicks Robert Ilicks Patricia Higgins llarrictte l lirom V55 Sophomores Putrieiu llircmns Ed llogzm Carolyn Sue Iloldei Kenneth llulcling -luelith Holland Richard Lee llnml Billy ll 411' ton Kenneth llousley Puulettzi llowurcl Shirley lluvx fzli' cl 'l 'hcl iiiqi I lughey Keith llulhert ,luhn llungnte V-lil1U1lHlS Kenclzlll llunt Pznneln lame llurst Lzirry llutchins lim' llutsun llelmn lgnutuwslti Terry lnginun Cnrolvn lsS.ie Ronulcl Leslie Issues llimlu Iennings Curl johnson llunalcl lolmson Sophomores IDL-lows -Innes -lnnct Ann -loncs Kurvn .Iuncs l.a1rl'x' Run' KLll'L'll Susan Kllllflllllll David Kccn Kzlrcn Kemp Karon Kincaid I'l'2ll'ICL'S Ann lglird David l,n1'cmn .lulnvs I1-ck Harold lemons llulnurt Lcsurc Kcnny Lewis xvillilllll Lcitx RcJ1lmc1't Lilcs ljmln Lugun Mary -lame Loss Roy Loss Judy l-uu'cry Ilvnnls l.uwry Clrruld McCann Joycc Mcllunnld Cu1'nly11 AICCICIILL Sophomores Rosalec McKenzie Iames McLaughlin Robert McMullen Betty Io Mabry Sharon Malone Peggy Manion Sandra Marlowe David Marsh Diane hlarshall Beverly Martin Billy Martin Charles Martin Nancy Martin Ronnie Martin Roy Matherly Sharon Matthews ilary Maynor Linda Mays Linda Mecllin Donna Melton Ilclcn Merritt Paula Kay Merritt Larry Mick Albert Mifflin 158 'W' 'F' 'Wx 'Eno 'ka at 'RUS' Sophomores Leslie Miller Sidney Milliner Mary A 1111 Missuvnge Robert Muclglin Tliniims Moore Susan Moreno Glenn lXlm'eton Ellen lX'lorgnn Szlnclru Morgan VVilliiun AlUl'g.lI'I Alulin lXlurgzimlo Rielinrcl Morrison Muriel Mclrtcm Paula Mosley David Mullinax Ioyee Murlizlrgci Dale Murphy Limlzi Murphy ,Iucly Murray Gloria Musgrnr C leurge lXlvers Minnie Neal Eugene Nelson James NL'XX'lIlkIl1 159 Sophomores llrcncla Nichols Carolyn Nichols Patricia Nichols james Niclircnl Lindcll Oathout Charlotte Kay O'Bricn Paul Orrick D mmlmz ild Osborn Dallas Parlxci' Rohcrt Payne' Nancy Punk Franlcic Pliclps Vicci Phelps Patricia Phillips Pcggy Phillips Larry Picrcn llrcncla Picrcy lgrcncla Pigg Harold Pigg Sandra Pigg Farrell Pitclil'o1'Ll ,loycc Poole Stanley Poole Sharon Porter Sophomores Ester Poston Ronald Pressgrovc Thelma Prinnell Sue Putney Kay Purcell Patty Quinn Pamela Raeliaway Rarbara Rainey CQ ryl- ge Ralph Madelynnc Ran rrmz ir Mary Rcdwinc Phyllis Recd Paula Reininger Glenda Reynolds Henrietta Richardson Michael Riley Mickey Riley Gail Roane Todd Roberts Robert Robinson Gary Rockett Mary Rogers Peggy Rogers Barbara Roeder iq-1, Stl QT vgy..?w 1 fx .. 558-f R-5' 'e1 if , 1- 1, -Q .,,,,,,.l is H ,- lb quam-0 ,nn-. -ul' SQ! au--'O' A 'L Sophomores Linda Rollinson Icrry Roney Janice Roth Terry Rueffer Annette Russell Sue Russell Clayton Sammons Douglas Savage Philip Schlag Michael Schwartz Marieta Schwenninger john Scott Barbara Scrivncr Richard Scrutchfield Robert Setzekorn Philip Shafer Calvin Shaw Larry Sheridan Iacqueline Shewmake Clark Shultes Mary K. Shultes Glenna Simmons Iohn Simmons Leon Simmons 162 Sophomores Ruth Ann Skinner Dennis Smith Douglas Smith Edward Smith Clcnda Smith Karel Smith Karen Smith Linda Smith Richard Smith Robert Smith Skyline Smith Stephen Smith Paul Snider Charles Snow jackie Sodders Betty Solomnn Carolyn Spurlock jerry Staley Marilyn Kaye Standcrfcr Fern Steward Sidney Stormcnt Charles Stroupe Keith Stroup Sharon Sullivan 163 Sophomores Eddie Wziync Sursa Ann Sutherland Carla Sutton Nora Mae Swadcr ludy Swectin Deanna Svvofford Darlcnc Szpcrra Barbara Talbott Wllllllllll Talbott james 'l-app Larry Tate Judy Teal David Tcrhune Charlotte Thompson Victor Tindall George Tinsley johnny 'liollcy jt-fry Waddell Roger Wagner Dennis Walker 1 loycc Wangler Lindabcth VVa1'd jerry Webb Kay Welmb l Sophomores Kay Vllclwlm lXlary VVclnlJcr Frank VVcl1mL-yor lulm YV c'ss cl Cclcstia VVhiscnl1unt lXlicl1acl Karl VVl1itc Tc rlrm Vxflxittcnlmcrg luscpll Vlliclis Pat Vllildcrman Gerard VVillxcr:1on Dunalcl Vvilliams Jacque Vlfilliams Kay Vl'illiams Ucorgc Xllilliz 1111 son Frank VVilscm Glcmla Vllilson lurry lVilson Alnlcnc Vllilson llarlmara XR7l1lCl11lllCI' Karon Vlfittcnlvrinlx llummas llcx XVuoclwarcl john Woulcy -lcannc Vllriglut Donald Ycarwoml ws- 'YK 'diff' aug, 165 Sophomores jerry Yearwoocl William Ziegler Not Picmrezl llenry Laswell Larry Manson Fred Peoples 166 FRESHMEN 1 5 ' -I N 2 :W Freshmen Royetta James Michael Richard Abbott Adams Adams Janice Walter James Ansley Armstrong Arnold Judy Peggy Mary Sue Atchison Austin Badgett FRESHMAN STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS, John Snod- smith and Mary Ann Walker, during the lunch hour in the girls' gym. Sharon Allison Kay Arnold Barbara Bain Louis Barbara Linda Alt Anderson Anderson Rosanne Ronnie David Arnold Ashley Ashlock Caroline Elizabeth Lester Baker Boltzell Baltzell Raymond Suzanne Carolyn Baril Barrow Bartolomucci Don Phyllis Nyla Basham Boyne Beaman Paula Beaman Dorothy Berry Ruth Ann Bodine Wendell Bravard Danny Burroughs Charles Duane David Carpenter Carpenter Royal Buckham Rita Betleiewski Mary Borland Anita Browder Lonnie Bullram Janna Sue Carpenter Wanda Stephen Buckham Bell Sharon Marion Bevis Bibb Charles Glenda Braddy Braddy Johnny Leroy Browder Brown Samuel David Caldwell Campbell Jerry Shirley Carpenter Chambers Joyce Benthal William Loyd Blackwell Roy Dean Bradford Diane Brubaker Barbara Carnahan Linda Chombliss in have wud X as y l ll eg '- M 1 . N X Freshmen Dale Bernard Bonnie Bodine Neal Brake Charlotte Bruce Sue Carnahan Wendal Chambliss qv-S hw 13' X C' 5 169 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS are Kathy Stewart, President: Sandy Gill, Vice-Presidentg Roger Woodrome, Secretaryg and David Campbell, Treasurer. Ralph Edward Clark Ralph Connelly Donald Creed Bobby Earl Clayhourn Delilah Conner Henry Crim Deanna Clemins Jimmy Conners David Cutrell Ann Ronnie Judy Ann Charleton Chrisman Clark ' Larry Dean Lonnie Mary Judith Clark Clark Clark Barbara John H. Sue Susan Collins Collins Collins Collins Larry Robert Wayne Thomas Robert Cooper Cooper Courtney Cox Janet Sue Doris Darlene Eugene Dalby Dare Davey Davis 170 Freshmen Laura Davis Gloria DeVivo Nancy Elliott James Flint Annette Funkhouser Joyce Grant Robert Davis Patricia Dillingham Richard Ellis Richard Folsum James Gaines Barbara Green William Davis Mary Dillow Jane Estes Jane Forst De Ella Gan! Judith Greenwalt Sandra Lou Denham Tommy Glen Duncan Linda Estes Darline Fowler Sue GaVette Charles Gregory Kay Denton Ella Durbin Glenn Eveland Harry Frisby Sandra Gill Canna Grothoff Mehl Derry Doris Jean Edwards Archie Lee Ferguson Gary Fuller McKemie Glass Clarence Grothoff Ronald Derry David Ellingsworth Lynda Flanagan Douglas Fullerton Larry Glenn Gerald Gulley lT1 Freshmen Georgia Hale Rodney Harper Larry S. Hayes Marlin Helsing Cecil Holland Judilh Jackson Lois Haley Ruth Harrell Sally Hayman Carolyn Herriman Billie Howell Maxine Johnson John Ham Jean Harl Susan Hayman Nancy Herlenslein Nancy Hughes Carolyn Jones Anila Harlow William Halhaway James Heaney Dorris Hess Glenda Hughey Danny Jones 5 1 l l i Don Harlow Pheba Hawkins linda Heck Kay Hesler Phyllis Hughey Donald Jones Dorolhy Harmon Gary Hayes Norma Hefner Earl Highsmilh Roberta Husledde Ellis Jones Robert Harman Larry E Hayes Sandra Heil David Hill Diane Huston Marie Jones 172 Michael Jones Robert Kern Charles Ludcl Susan Lomax Michael McClure Shirley McKay 'C-TP' v Carolyn Sue Joslin Darrell King Kaye Leathers Dolly Larance Archie McCombs Mrylle McKen1ie Fr ieda Marie Karl Artie Kluck Marilyn Levall Floyd Lass Hamilton McCowen Gary McKinney Donald Kehrer Jerry Knight Sharon Linker Richard Lusby Keith McCutcheon Mary McLaughlin Freshmen Kenneth Patricia Rex Keller Kelley Kelly Joe Tony Brenda Kohut Komasa Ladd Joyce David Linda Faye Lisenby Locey Lomax Jerry Edward John McAdoo McCandrew McCarthy Linda Ronnie Edward McDonald McGill McGuire Charles Russell Linda McMilIin McPherson McVey 999 'QQ' -36 sm: V '33 . ' I N 4 ' .il - A' .. hu 'i I , ' 1 X I h L ,.t, 0, ' 5 g J' A' M Tr-- ?NW- .-:'.': 26:3 ii xx .au uid. L Q s i, 41- ,I K , . N . J ,-., G, 'Q 'tl -I . 173 Freshmen Barbara Mabry Carolyn Maschger Eileen Merritt McKinley Miller Charlyan Mooney Alice Morgan I7-l Gale Mack Rickey Mason Marcella Meyers Marie Margaret Miller Donald Dwayne Moore Aline Morgan Henry Mannen Sam Mateer Mary Mezo Willard Gene Miller Gary Moore Larry Morgan Donna Marlowe Gale Mathis Rosa Lee Mezo Newell Milward George Louis Moore Marilyn Morgan Charles Martin Janice Matthews Jerry Mifflin Edward Mislzer James Moore Patsy An n Morgan Larry Martin Carol Meader Larry Wayne Miller Michele Mitchell John Moore Robert Morton Violet Martin Neal Melton Loreva Miller Jack Monfort William Moore Pat Mossholder lit? -w 'br . P me if L hh ' I UI O ig l 'ill -qm- LPQ f sm... 'he Freshmen 'Q' ix -ir -M1 ,, ' 'JEQ -5 Q ' 4 QM? ,eq mn q.5Ql5q, . 1 . . Q fi r -: ,,,, , Q M Q is W eb. if R Q'-4 James Mognce Larry Musgrave Michael Oliver Sue Parker Janis Payne Larry E. Pierce Julia Ann Mullinax Sandra Jean Myers David Overlurf Charles Parsons Nina Payne Janice Piss Ronald Mullins Ervin Nadolski Audrey Owens Jerry Paflerson Paulelle Pellelier Terry Piss Marie Mulvaney Freeman Neal Joyce Marie Owens Carol Patton Barbara Pellil Cheryl Pilson Carolyn Murphy Larry Newcomb Howard Wayne Paisley Larry Patton Larry Phelps Nancy Sue Piper Jack Murray Harlene Newell Ray Panzier Alice Ann Payne Theodore Phelps Harry Pogue Jerry Musgrave Larry Newell Ruth Ann Parker Deloris Payne John Robert Pierce Jacqueline Kay Poole ITS Freshmen Erwin Dana Porter Prince Johnetta Donald Rash Rector Robert John Rew Rhynes Larry Marvin Rightnower Rightnow Stephen Lester Rogers Rush Terry Lee Patsy Sandusky Sandy el' Troy Puckett Melinda Redwine Larry B. Rich Betty Roberts June Russell Ronald Schuh Phil Putter Marsha Reed Richard Richards Dean Robertson Rebecca Jean Russell Judy Carolyn Schultz Martha Quillman Andrew Reid Karen Richardson Virgil Robinson Dee Rutherford Sammy Schultz Russell Jeannie Rainey Randall Gary David Scott Reininger Render Garry Jacqueline Rightnowar Rightnower Mavis Phyllis Robinson Robinson Redmond Jerry Ryan Sammons Donald Wanda Lee Schwenninger Schwenninge 176 :nfl Barbara Phyllis Scott Scott Robert Terrell Sharpe Sharp Betty John Ronald Simpson Slamons David Brent David Wesley Smith Smith Richard Colleen Snyder Sparks Kathleen Eugene Stewart Stewart John Scrivner David Shehorn Samuel Slamons Harold Smith Beverly Spillman Robert Storment Bertron Sech rest Terilyn Shelton Gary Sledge Joyce Smith William Spitler Carolyn Story Judy Severs Gloria Jean Shoemaker Betty Smallwood Poralee Smith Howard Staley Eddie Sullivan 'Qi qu, 'Q -'OD Francis Shaetfer Claudette Schultes Calvin Smith Rebecca Smith Linda Staples Robert Sumner Freshmen Carolyn Shaffer Gary Sim mons Carolyn Smith John Snodsmith Gary Stevens Gary Tate 69 id! fix F'f' i ik. 'C' Sf IY5 f 11' inf I t i' 'ax' L 0? 1 .,,, f ,.,,, .,5. 1 E NNQ XX, 177 Freshmen Anna Fay Taylor Sammy Lee Toney Margaret An Varney Harry Waller Linda Sue Whitakcr Linda Williamson 178 ,pd Dianna Taylor Dale Treat Jerry Valkert Linda Ward Jewell Wiehn Linda Willmore James Temelcoff Nancy Trusty John Vowell Sarah Jane Warren Darrell Williams Joseph Wilson Aradith Thomas Carl Tubbesing Deanne Vuichard Curtis Watkins Germaine Williams Ronald Dean Wilson 'lt- wr' xi g we., .,., Us J may ,L U, .2 .,.5: A e f if : by .: t , la. 21 qv we A fl s aww if Lana Thompson Helen Turner Marsha Lee Wagner Jon Robert Webb Howard Patrick Williams Agnes Winkler Martha Thurn Janet Sue Turner Mary Ann Walker Leon Webb Jimmy Neal Williams Widney Wood Michael Thurn Sherry Underwood Mary Alice Wall Sue Whisenhunt Patricia Kay Williams Linda Woodland ffl .. -1 Z7 D, ry: . ,rgmz 5 5 M . ' H n ,ffggz j'1 'z':cff'9fii7 J f '.,,Q?a5,,5iw 46 Roger Woodrome David Ronald Robert Roger Judith Ann Woods Woods Woodward Yates Yeager No! Pidured-June Farihing O J Senior Activities Continued Karen Lou Adams Vernois News Reporter 35 Biology Club 2, 35 Costume Committee 35 Bus Secretary 15 Vemois Circulation Staff 2, 35 Library Assistant 25 Chemistry Assistant 35 Gymnasium Usher 45 Spanish Club 45 President 45 Press Conference 3, 4. Linda Dianne Anderson Honors Day Banquet Waitress Amelia Louise Ansley Southern Illinois University Choral Clinic 2, 3, 45 Music Under the Stars 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri-City Chorus 2, 35 Operetta Dancing Chorus 35 Library Assistant 45 Make-Up Committees 2, 3, 45 District Solo-En- semble 'Contest 3, 45 Homecoming Decorating Com- mittee 3, 4. David Lawrence Anslinger Biology Club Vice-president 25 Vemois Rocket So- ciety5 Vice-president 35 Biology Assistant 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Latin Club 35 Student Council Con- vention 3. J'nita Elizabeth Arthurs Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 45 World History Assistant 25 Christmas Musicale 1, 2, 3, 45 Biology Club 25 Span- ish Club 45 Prom Committee 35 Homecoming Com- mittee 2, 35 Vernois News Staff 15 Play Committees 1, 25 Southern Illinois University Choral Clinic 1, 25 Vernois Assistant Circulation Manager 3. Mary Ellen Border Homecoming Committee 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Tri-City Chorus 2, 3, 45 District Music Contest 2, 3, 45 State Music Contest 2, 3, 45 Make-Up Commit- tee 2, 3, 45 Freshman Party Committee 15 Latin Club5 All School Play 35 Southern Illinois University Choral Clinic. Janet Ann Blackard Variety Show 2, 3, 45 Vernois News Reporter 35 Christmas Musicale 1, 2, 3, 45 Biology Club 25 Bi- ology Assistant 35 Vernois Circulation Staff 25 Ven- dor 3, 45 Serving at Prom 25 Prom Committee 35 Freshman Party Committee 15 Sophomore Party Com- mittee 25 Southern Illinois Choral Clinic 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri-City Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Make-Up Committee 2, 35 Homecoming Committee 3, 4. Ann Roane Bullock Gymnasium Usher 35 Hi-Tri Council 45 Library As- sistant 2, 35 Vernois News Reporter 35 World History Assistant 25 Play Committee 25 Latin Club 25 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. Martha Sue Caldwell Latin Club 35 Biology Club 25 Perfect Attendance 2, 35 Future Nurses' Club 2, 45 Girls' Athletic Asso ciation 3. Howard Williams Campbell Christmas Musicale 15 Latin Club 3, 45 Biology Club 25 Latin Assistant 45 Homecoming Committee 2, 3, 4. 180 Judy Sue Carpenter Operetta 1, 2, 3, 45 Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 45 Nation- al Thespian Society5 Play Committees I, 2, 3, 45 Christmas Musicale l, 2, 3, 45 Serving at Prom 25 Prom Committee 35 Homecoming Committees 1, 2, 3, 45 Chairman 45 Student Council Conventions I, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Circulation 1, 2, 35 Yearbook Ad- vertising 45 Yearbook Staff 15 Freshman Party Com- mittee 15 Sophomore Party Committee 25 Tri-City Chorus 3, 45 Music Festival 1, 2, 35 World History Assistant 25 Physical Education Assistant 3, 45 South- crn Illinois Choral Clinic 1, 25 District and State Music Contest 1, 3. Michael O. Carroll District Contest 1, 2, 3, 45 State Contest 1, 2, 35 Mu- sic Under the Stars I, 2, 3, 45 Christmas Musicale l, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 35 Rocket Club 35 Music and Sololinsembles 1, 2, 3, 4. A Sharon Jeanette Catron E Southern Illinois Choral Clinic 2, 35 Prom Commit- tee 3. Carol Gay Cowen Music Assistant 2, 35 Variety Show 15 Christmas Musicale 1, 2, 35 Tri-City Chorus 2, 35 State Music Contest 1, 2, 35 Operetta 35 World History Assistant 25 Prom Committee 35 Band Council 1, 2, 3, 45 Sec- retary 45 Music Under the Stars 1, 2, 35 Southern Illinois Choral Clinic 2, 3. Janet Rae Cox Future Nurses' Clubg Biology Club 25 Christmas Mu- sicale 1, 2, 3, 45 Southern Illinois Choral Clinic 1, 2, 45 Latin Club 35 Operetta 3, 45 Homecoming Com- mittees 3, 45 District Music Contests 2, 3, 45 Tri- City Chorus 2, 3, 4 . William Donald DeMent Quill and Scroll Society5 Biology Club 25 Latin Club 35 World History Assistant 35 Yearbook Circulation 15 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3. Donna Kay Derry Perfect Attendance 15 Style Show 35 Prom Commit- tee 35 Future Homemakers of America Delegate Meet- ing 3, 4. Roberta Ann Dethrow Biology -Club 25 Perfect Attendance 1, 25 Southern Illinois University Choral Clinic 25 Diversified Occu- pations 4. Ga D. Dillow Bidliogy Club 25 World History Assistant 2. Sue Ann Dorris .Perfect Attendance 1, 25 Prom Committee 3. James Philip Eater Yearbook Picture Staff 25 Biology Club 25 Prom Committee 3. Jo Ann Englemann Library Assistant 2, Girls' Athletic Association 1, Make-U Committee 2, Future Nurses' Club Hos- pital Aide 2, Variety Show Committee 1. Linda Sue Estes Christmas Musicale 1, Library Assistant 2. Glen Arthur Featherstun District Music Contest 1, 2, 3, Music Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Solo 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3, Christmas Musicale 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 3, Variety Show l, 2, 3. Ida Sue Flota Southem Illinois Choral Clinic 1, 2, 3, 4, Variety Show l, 3, 4, Operetta l, 3, 4, Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Christmas Musicale l, 2, 3, 4, State Music Contest 2, World History Assist- ant 2, Music Assistant 4, District Music Contest 2, 3, 4, Tri-City Chorus, Freshman Party Committee 1, Sophomore Party Committee 2, Homecoming Com- mittee 4. Brenda Lee Floyd District Ensemble Contest 2, 3, 4, Music Under the Stars 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Committee 3, 4, Make-Up Committees 2, 3, Tri-City Chorus 2, 3, 4. Ronald Clarence Garber: German Band 2, 3, 4, Music Under the Stars 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, Orchestra 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Rocket Club 3, Operetta 3, 4, Christmas Musicale 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, District Music Con- test l, 2, 3, 4, State Music Contest 1, 2, 3, Band Council 3, 4, Student Conductor 4, All-State Band 4. Cora Sue GaVette Future Homemakers of America 2, Music Festival l, 2. Benton Brent Gregory Spanish Club 4, Vemois News Reporter 3. Beulah Pearl Grooms Perfect Attendance 2, 3, State Music Contest 2, 3, 4, Illinois District Science Fair 2, Operetta 4, Christmas Musicale 4. Joan Kay Harlow Southem Illinois Choral Clinic, Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-City Chorus 2, 3, 4, Christmas Musicale 1, 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 1, State Contest 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Class Party Committee 2. Robert Dale Harmon Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, National Thespian Society 4, Debate Team 3, World History Assistant 2, Southern Illinois Speech Conferenoe 3, University of Illinois Press Conference 3, 4, Illinois Traffic Safety Edi- torial Winner 3, McKendree Writers' Essay Con- test 3, Voice of Democracy Contest 2, 3. Laurel Annette Hays Music Under the Stars 2, Music Contest 2. Judith Elaine Hindman Latin Club 3, Vemois News Advertising Staff. Lydia Kaye Hague Operetta 3, 4, Variety Show 3, State Music Contest 2, 3, 4, Christmas Musicale 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses' Club 2. Donna Sue Hughes Yearbook Circulation Staff 2, 3, Auditorium Usher 3, Physical Education Assistant 4, Yearbook Picture Staff 2, 3, Honors Day Waitress 2, 3. Linda Ruth Jenkins World History Assistant 2, Class Play Committee 3, Sovuthem Illinois Choral Clinic 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Tri-City Chorus 2, 3, 4, State Music Contest 2, 3, 4. Sharron Kay Jones Honors Day Waitress 2, 3, Chester High School 1, Prom Committee 3. Karl Richard Kaufman Cerman Band 3, 4, Music Under the Stars l, 2, 3, 4, District Music Contest 2, 3, 4, State Music Contest l, 2, 3, 4, Music Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Music Solo 3, Student Director 2, 3. Frank William King Variety Show 1, Biology Club 2, Rocket Club 3, Mu- sic Under the Stars 1, State Music Contest 2, Christ- mas Musicale 1, 2, 3, Music Ensemble 2, Thespian Society 3, journalism Club 1. Linda Ann Kirk Yearbook Circulation Staff 2, 3, Freshman Party Com- mittee, Sophomore Party Committee, Prom Commit- tee, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 2, 3, 4, Christ- mas Musicale 1, 2, 3, 4, World History Assistant 2, Biology Club 2, Tri-City Chorus 2, 3, 4, Play Com- mittees 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Festival 1, 2, Homecoming Committees 2, 4, Music Contests 3, 4. Larry Eugene Lee District Music Contest 2, 3, Biology Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Perfect Attendance l. Linda Kay Malone Library Club 4. Elizabeth Jane Marlowe Music Assistant 2, Future Nurses' Club 4, Library Assistant 1, Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4. Mary Lynn Martin Biology Club 2, 3, Latin Club 3, Library Assistant 4, Prom Committee 3. Ellen Diane Mays Cirls' Athletic Association 4. Sharon Medders Future Nurses' Club 1, 2, 4, Biology Club 2, 4, Southern Illinois Choral Clinic 2, 3, 4, Christmas Musicale 1, 2, 3, 4, Cirls' Athletic Association 1, 2, Mimeograph Operator 1, 2, Prom Committee 3, Tri- City Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Contests 2, 3, 4, Southern Illinois Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Southem Illinois Press Conference, Verwois News Advertising Staff, Vernois General Staff, Future Teachers' of America Club 3. 181 Judith Anne Mick Style Show 35 Tri-City Chorus 2. Patricia Darlene Mifflin Girls' Athletic Association 45 Make-Up Committee 4. Glenn Moon Projectionist 1, 25 Spanish Club 3, 45 Vernois News Reporter 1, 2, 3, 45 Rocket Club 35 journalism Club 15 World History Assistant 25 Stage Crew 2, 45 Vari- et Show 1, 25 Master of Ceremonies 35 All School Pllay 35 Speech Contest 15 Music Contest 1, 2, 35 Music Under the Stars 2, 3. Janice Eileen Moore Perfect Attendance 15 World History Assistant 25 Yearbook Advertising Staff 3, 45 Business Assistant 1. Carolyn Morgan Bus Secretary 15 Honors Day Waitress 35 Prom Com- mittee 35 Future Homemakers of America 2, 3, 45 Library Assistant 25 Make-Up Committee 25 Cirls' Athletic Association 1, 25 Councilor 2. Donna Jean Moutrie 'Christmas Musicale 1, 2, 35 French Club 35 Tri-City Chorus 2, 3, 45 Future Nurses' Club 25 World His- tory Assistant 2. James Lyndel Paris Operetta 35 Football 15 Basketball 15 Biology Club 25 Prom Committee 3. Joyce Ann Peoples Southern Illinois Choral Clinic 1, 25 TriJCity Chorus 25 Christmas Musicale 1, 25 District Music Contest 1, 2. Judith Ann Phillips Biology Club 25 Music Under the Stars Festival 25 Homecoming Committee 35 Future Nurses' Club 45 State Contest for Band 2, 3, 45 Hospital Aide 3, 45 Hi-Tri 1, 2, 3, 4. Judith Ann Pigg Library Assistant 3, 45 World History Assistant 25 Tri- City Chorus 25 Future Teachers' Club 3, 45 Music Under the Stars 2, 35 Latin Club 45 Southern Illinois Choral Clinic 2. Mary Lynne Plemon Christmas Musicale 2, 35 Music Assistant 35 Prom Committee 35 Operetta 35 District Music Contest 2, 3. Gene Edward Purdy Christmas Musicale 1, 2, 3, 45 Biology Club 2. Lyndale Sue Roberts Biology Club 25 Future Homemakers of America 4. Acknowledgments: Janice Kaye Sampson Homecoming Committee 35 Music Festival 1, 25 Tri- City Chorus 25 Christmas Musicale 1, 25 Hi-Tri State Conference 1, 2. James Austin Schill Stage Crew 3. Harriet Jane Schroeder District Music Contest 1, 2, 35 State Music Contest 1, 2, 35 Music Solo 1, 2, 35 Music Ensemble 1, 2, 35 Christmas Musicale 2, 3, 45 Southem Illinois Choral Clinic 25 Music Under the Stars 1, 2, 35 Music As- sistant 35 Orchestra5 Variety Show Committee 25 Prom Committee 35 Vernois Yearbook Advertising Staff 25 Vemois Circulation Staff 25 Southern Illinois Press Conference 2, 35 Press Conference-Champaign 4. Barbara Jo Shelton Music Festival 15 Office Occupation 45 Perfect At- tendance 15 World History Assistant 2. Mary Ann Smith Perfect Attendance 15 Diversified Education 4. Mary Jo Smith Music Under the Stars 1, 25 Christmas Musicale 1, 2, 3, 45 Southern Illinois Choral Clinic 2, 35 Prom Committee 35 Music Assistant 25 Variety Show 1, 2, 35 Vendor 45 Homecoming Committee 45 Tri-City Chorus 2, 3, 45 Tihespian Society 2, 3, 4. David Leonard Spelbring Biology Club 25 Tri-City Chorus 2, 3. Frank Arthur Stewart Music Solo 1, 2, 3, 45 Music Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 45 Southern Illinois Science Fair 25 Student Band Direc- tor 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Biology Club 2, 35 Dis- trict Solo Contest 1, 2, 3, 45 State Solo Contest 35 District Ensemble Conest 1, 2, 3, 45 State Ensemble Contest 2, 35 Debate Club 3, 45 Variety Show 2, 3, 45 Christmas Musicale 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 'Council 4. Rebecca Josephine Strattan Honors Day Waitress 35 Future Homemakers of America Conference 2, 35 Style Show 2, 35 Cirls' Athletic Association 1. Larry Dale Stroup I n Perfect Attendance 15 Rocket Club 3, 45 Projection- ist 1, 3. 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