Niantic Harristown High School - Echo Yearbook (Niantic, IL)

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Not Pictured MR. H. LEE ANGUS B.S., M.A. Northeast Missouri State Teachers College; Carthage College; Quincy College; Northern Michigan State College; University of Southern California. Mathematics, Physics. MRS. RACHEL ASH B.A., Millikin University; Illinois State University. English IV, Latin I and II. Faculty This year’s faculty has lived up to the tradition of all of the past teachers at Niantic High School. These teachers have all been an in- tegral part of the students’ lives and we hope that they have all of the possible luck in their futures. MR. BENSON L. FINFROCK B.S., Ed. Asbury College; Eastern Illi- nois University. Industrial Arts. MR. TOM HOPKINS B.S., Ed. Eastern Illinois University. Chemistry, Biology, Jr. High Basketball and Baseball Coach. MRS. KENDRA KAY HURD B.S., Western Illinois University. Bookkeeping I, Shorthand I, Business Math Law, Consumer Economics. MISS KATHERINE AIM EE’ BELOTE B.S., Memphis State University. English I and III. Not Pictured MR. MARSHALL GRANT B.S., Ed. Eastern Illinois University; University of Illinois. Driver Ed., Jr. and Sr. Physical Edu- cation, Football and Baseball Coach. MR. RONALD E. JUMP B.S., Western Illinois University. Social Studies, World History, Physical Education I,II; Cross Country Coach, Track Coach. 8

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Superintendent To Mr. Carlton we owe immeasur- able thanks for his tireless efforts in the advancement of Niantic-Harristown School system. His interests reach out also into the community and for his inspiration, we are extremely grateful. Mrs. Ruth Rambach served ably again for Mr. Carlton, keeping the of- fice running efficiently and smoothly. Mrs. Ruth Rambach Secretary Miss Virginia Caldwell Secretary Principal Mr. John Foy, as principal of the high school, has shown his competence and leadership again in all situations. His guidance has been an inspiration to both students and faculty and for this we wish to express our appreciation. Miss Virginia Caldwell served as Mr. Foy’s secretary and was most compe- tent in her assistance to him.

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f , A MRS. MARILYN MAFFETT B.S., Eastern Illinois University; M.S., University of Illinois. Librarian. MR. R. S. McCORMICK A.B. Hanover College, University of 111- inois, Indiana University. American History, American Govern- ment, Social Studies. MISS JOAN STILLENS B.S. Home Economics Education, Uni- versity of Illinois, Northern Illinois University. Home Economics I,II,III, Family Living. MRS. SHARON MALONE B.S., Physical Education, Illinois State University. Jr. and Senior High Physical Edu- cation. MR. GERALD E. MARSHALL B.S. Ed.; M.S. Eastern Illinois Univer- sity. Guidance Counselor, Psychology and Physiology. MR. DONALD RIEGEL B.M. Ed. M.A. State University of Iowa. Band, Chorus. MR. EARLE A. SMITH B. Ed. Illinois State University; Lincoln Jr. College; Upper Iowa University; Bradley University; Northern Illinois University. English II, Speech, Dramatics. MISS NANCY STONE B.S. Olivet Nazarene College; Brown’s Business College, Millikin University. General Business. Personal Typing, Typing I, Office Practice; Business English. MR. ROGER A. VON LANKEN B.S. in Ed., Eastern Illinois University. Algebra I, General Math, Physical Sci- ence. 9