Oakwood High School - Acorn Yearbook (Fithian, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1963 volume:

V s' THE 1963 ACORN AI Presented by the OA KWOOD TO WNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL ACORN STAFF FITHIAN, ILLINOIS THE 1963 ACORN STAFF Editor ................................... Assistant Editor.......................... Secretary ................................ Business Manager ......................... Photographers ............................ Advisors ................................. Janice Neff Wayne Crawford Flo Anne Fuller .Lois Headlee Joe Miller Dona Jenkins Mr. Wasson Mr. Eyestone 00 s DEDICA TIOJV We, the Annual Staff of 1962-1963, wish to dedicate this year's Acorn to Mr. Flener. This man has spent ten years of his teaching career at Oakwood Township High School. Many of these ten years, he has served as an advisor to the Sophomore Class. Mr. Flener always has a smile and a friendly thought to give to all of the students at O. T. H. S. Students who haven't taken mathematics in high school, probably haven't gotten to know Mr. Flener; however, those to whom he has taught Algebra, Geometry, Advanced Algebra, or Trigonometry, will never be able to thank him enough for the understanding he has shown in helping them. 2 3 A Message from Our Superintendent The real test of an educational institution is the quality of its graduates. The opposite page is offered in evidence for your school. It lists some of the many fields where OTHS graduates have won recognition. Your Board and staff deserve recognition and support for work well done. The community's gratitude is the only reward the board can receive, and a few words of appreciation can transform a sometimes difficult task into a pleasant and rewarding experience of democratic civic duty. 4 OAKWOOD TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL IS RECOGNIZED AND APPROVED BY STATE OF ILLINOIS AND NORTH CENTRAL ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGE AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS. IT TRAINS FOR ITS COMMUNITY. HONORS and SCHOLARSHIPS University of Illinois Eastern Illinois University Illinois State Normal Univ. Southern Illinois University Bradley University County Scholarships State Scholarships National Merit Scholarships Teacher Scholarships Esco Scholarships Tee-Pak Scholarships DRAMATIC AWARDS District Winners Sectional Winners District Championships Sectional Championships All-State Actors University Actors National Recognition J MUSIC AWARDS State Festival Winners Band Ensemble Solo Vocal Solo Instrumental District Championships Vocal Instrumental Ensemble Baton, State and District Radio Performance County Wide Music Festival LEADERSHIP F.H.A. District President F.H.A. District Secretary F.H.A. District Historian F.F.A. Section President F.F.A. Section Reporter Student Council District Treasurer ATHLETICS All-County Teams All-Conference Teams An Occasional Championship Individual Trophy Winners County Record Holder State Finalist College Scholarships Major League Candidate 5 ANN ALLISON Typing, Office Practice, Shorthand; Northwest Missouri State, B.S., University of Illinois. NORMA SADLER Girls' P.E., Driver Training, Greenville College, A.B. GERTRUDE FISHER Latin, Librarian, Penn College, A.B., University of Illinois, M.A. OAKWOOD SHIRLEY SHARPF Spanish, American Literature; Speech, University of Illinois, B.S. JOE WASSON Chemistry, Physics, Geometry; Monmouth College, B.A., University of Illinois, M.Ed., University of Denver. HOLLIS EYESTONE Biology, University of Illinois, B.S., Illinois Wesleyan University, University of Illinois. ETHEL OAKWOOD English II, English Literature; Business English, University of Illinois, B.S. University of Illinois. ROBERT SCHNELLE Bookkeeping, Typing II, Commercial Arithmetic, Illinois State, Normal University, B.S., University of Illinois. DENNIS LEWIS Driver Education, Basketball Coach, Western Illinois University, B.Ed. JOHN GREGORY Mechanical Drawing, Shop I, II, III. University of Illinois, B.S. in Ed. WILLIFORD HOCKETT Agriculture, University of Illinois, B.S., University of Illinois, M.S. FACULTY LEONARD MENGWASSER Social Science, Football Coach, Northeast Missouri State Teachers College, B.S., M.A. RICHARD CANNON American History, Art, University of Illinois, B.S. GEORGE HARRIGAN Music, Guidance Counselor, Assistant Principal, University of Cincinnati, B.S., Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, University of Illinois, M.S. Ed. 7 LOWELL FLENER Algebra I, Trigonometry, Southern Illinois University and University of Illinois, B.S. E. M. SWENGEL Social Problems, World History, American Literature, University of Illinois, B.S., M.S. Arthur Grimm Orville Gutterredge 0 T H S Frank Hayes Harold Dolbee BOARD OF EDUCATION yaw SENIOR ■ Q O Ray Stringfield, V. Pres.; Gary Trimmell, President; Nancy Grimm, Secretary; Dick Martoglio, Treasurer; Mr. Swengel and Mr. Schnelle Senior class advisors. SENIOR HISTORY Kl In September of 1959, ninety-five wild and scared Greenies entered Oak-wood Township High School. We entertained the upperclassmen on initiation day with our gunny sacks and bib overalls and the rest of the year with our ridiculous antics. It didn't take us long to figure out where to go next, but it took a lot of effort to figure out something to do next to get in trouble. As Sophomores, it was OUR turn to initiate and everyone had a smearin' good time at the initiation party. Also that year, our part in the Homecoming Assembly was Past and Present Proms.” Our Junior year was, at the very least, an active one. Our Junior Play, Bells on Their Toes, was quite a success as was our magazine sales campaign. All the money that we had earned that year went into the Junior-Senior Prom. Our theme was Moonlight and Roses and we don't know whether there was any moonlight that night, but there were roses by the dozen. As Seniors, we have sold candy, Christmas cards and washed cars to earn money for our Senior trip. Our class has been well represented these past four years. Our officers were: Presidents; Bill Sharpf, Steve Meade, and Gary Trimmell; Vice-Presidents Presidents; Steve Meade, Gary Timmell, Judy Sloan, and Ray Stringfield; Secretaries; Linda Gutterridge and Nancy Grimm; Treasurers; Leonard Hathaway and Dick Martoglio. As a Junior, Dona Jenkins was Vice-President of the Student Council and Leonard Hathaway was Parliamentarian, and now as Seniors, Judy Sloan is President and Flo Anne Fuller is Parliamentarian. Our boys are quite active in sports as is witnessed by the number of letter-men. They are Marvin Duden, Dale Miller, Bill Sharpf, Frank Schafer, Dick Martoglio, Daryl Smith, Steve Arnold, Steve Meade, Joe McGlaughlin, Ron Presswood, Clyde Corzine, Dave Slade, Sam Wynn and C. J. Oakwood. It should also be mentioned that Marvin Duden holds the Vermilion County high jump record of 5 foot 11 1 2 inches and Ron Presswood won the State pole vault contest with a vault of 12 foot 6 inches. Our Homecoming attendants were: Freshman; Dona Jenkins; Sophomore, Dona Jenkins; Junior, Linda Gutterridge; and Senior Attendants, Linda Gutterridge, Nancy Grimm, and Charlene DeRay with Dona Jenkins reigning as Miss Victory. Dona Jenkins and Pat Tanner represented our class for three years as cheerleaders, and Judy Sloan for one year. We, the class of '63 have had a lot of fun and learned a lot and wish all future Seniors the best of luck at Oakwood Township High School. 10 STEVE ARNOLD Arnie O' Club 2,3,4; Football 3,4; Baseball 2, 3,4; Basketball 3,4. SHARON CONLEY G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1; Librarians 3,4; Girls' Chorus 1. SENIOR POEM Always busy as can be, That's the class of 63. Ardith Embree, her favorite is Bill; In class she really is a pill. Dave Slade, you can bet; Is always driving Ray's Corvette. Always talking is Judy Sloan, Whether in class or on the phone. Charles J. Oakwood, better known as C. J., Is feeling his oats all through the day. Deanna Hendricks' favorite color is black Since Johnnie got his new Pontiac. Frank Schafer, everyone's beau; He's our gas station Romeo. Janice Neff, little but cute; For her there is no substitute. Bill Sharpf is most athletic, And in class quite energetic. Dona Jenkins, our Homecoming Queen; She's lots of fun, and we think she's keen. Joe McGlaughlin is not very nosey, But at certain times his cheeks are rosy. Flo Anne Fuller is might slow, But when Ralph comes home she'll go, go, go. Steve Meade, when not in a wreck, Is always catching heck. Connie Sharp, the talkative type; But she's lots of fun, we never gripe. Dick Martoglio, his hair black as night, Is quite a guy in spite of his height. Georgia Lewis is hard to beat, When at the table ready to eat. Dale Miller, a friend of all, Was a captain in football. Linda Gutterridge, not very tall; We all think she's a ball. Ray Stringfield is quite a cat; We all know he's a Democrat. Linda Davis is a lot of fun; When she's around, work doesn't get done. Gary Trimmell, dark and tall, Can always be found in the freshman hall. Linda Downing likes to run around; You always see her south of town. Daryl Smith hates to study, But about basketball he's real nutty. Sharon Flannery lives in the Heights; At school she sticks up for her rights. Gary Divan is not very tall, But in a fight he'll never fall. Marie Hawkins is really gone, Especially when she's with John. Mike Thompson never takes a beating, Except when he gets a ticket for speeding. Carolyn Buck is always around; She's a girl with both feet on the ground. Charles Mercer is tall but not stout; The Pine Room is his favorite hangout. Glenda Tellier pays attention in class; She never gives the teachers sass. San Wynn lives on Kickapoo road; When work is handed out, he takes his load. Erma Hawkins lives on a farm; She's a girl with a lot of charm. 12 CLYDE CORZINE Hoax Basketball 1; Track 1; O' Club 1,2,3,4. CHARLENE DeRAY Band 1,2,3,4; Music Contest 1,2,3, 4; G.A.A. 2,4; Dramatics 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Oak News Staff 4. LINDA JEAN DAVIS G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1; Girls' Chorus 2; F.H.A. 1,2; Pep Club 2,4; Librarians 3,4; Music Contest 3; Oak News Staff 4. GARY DIVAN Industrial Arts 2,3,4; F.F.A. 4; Track 2; Baseball 1. SENIOR POEM Kent Young never has much to say, But he will be a success some day. Sue Wheeler, we all know; Would never cut anyone low. Carl Wheeler, not too tall; Can always be found in the hall. Helen Hazelbaker, nickname Lou, Always has a smile for you. Tom Sturtevant, tall and thin; You never see him without a grin. Sharon Block, quiet and shy; Picks Mike B. for her guy. A real nice guy is Leonard Claypool; We are sure that he isn’t a fool. Charlene Redenbaugh can always be found, In the kitchen messing around. Clyde Corzine, better known as Hoax, Is always telling funny jokes. Mary Stuebe is very quiet; A lot of us could profit by it. Steve Arnold in his sports car will fly, But around school he's rather shy. Mary Jo Swan works hard for our band; We think she deserves a real big hand. Roy Durbin is a real sharp guy; That's how he managed to catch Nancy's eye. Nancy Grimm, quite a lass, Is secretary of our class. Jr. Dolbee in his Corvette, Will go down the road like a jet. Joyce Ingram, a lot of fun; Always has her work well done. Sharon Conley, the quiet type; From her we never hear a gripe. All around sportsman, Marvin Duden, Is especially good when it comes to shootin'. LoisHeadlee, the quiet type, Tries her best to do what is right. Mike Mattis is quiet and shy, And he is a mighty smart guy. Judy Sanders, President of G.A.A., Is quite energetic every day. Leonard Hathaway likes to brag, Especially how his Plymouth will drag. Charlene DeRay, timid and sweet, Always looks very neat. Ron Presswood is quite a star; In dancing and track he can really go far. Carol Smith, the studious kind, Is very helpful you will find. Phil Lee, he's all right; He's got a Chevy of red and white. Pat Tanner, a friendly blonde, Of whom we all are very fond. Larry Gutterridge's reasons are often sound, At an argument he usually can be found. Dana McVey, She's in band; And with her cornet is really grand. Quiet at school is Rick Pankow, As far as we know he is never slow. Dona, Deanna, and Flo Anne have been on the run, Trying to get this poem done. 14 LINDA ALICE DOWNING Dimples G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Girls' Chorus 1,2; Mixed Chorus 3; Dramatics 1- Red Mask 3,4; Pep Club 2,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Music Contest 3. MARVIN DUDEN Marv Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; O'Club 2,3,4; F.F.A. ARDITH JEAN EMBREE Tiger G.A.A. 2,3,4; Danville High 1,2; Dramatics 3,4; Play Belles on Their Toes. i SHARON FLANNERY Sherry G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 3,4; Librarians 3,4; Oak News 4. NANCY GRIMM Nan Girls' Chorus 1; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Secretary 4; Point Chairman 3; Dramatics 1, 2,3,4; Red Mask 2,3,4; Class Secretary 2,3,4; Office Worker 3; Homecoming Attendant 4; Queen Attendant 1; Pep Club 1; Oak News 4. LINDA ANN GUTTERRIDCE Secretary 1; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Secretary 4; Librarian 2,3,4; Secretary 4; Thespians 3,4; Red Mask 1,2,3,4; Light Opera 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Student Council 2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Oak News 4; Homecoming Attendant 3,4; The Stronger Sex. LARRY CUTTERRIDGE FFA1,2,3,4; Reporter 2; Speech Contest 3,4; Speech Contest Play 3; Student Council 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Too True To Be Good ; Time Out For Ginger. LEONARD HATHAWAY Goose Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 4; Science Club 1,2,3,4; Pres. 3; Student Council 1,3,4; Parliamentarian 3; Dramatics 3,4; Class Treasurer 1; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Pres. 3; Section V. Pres. 4; Star Greenhand 1; Best All-Around Ag Student 3; Oak News 4; Red Mask 3,4; Light Opera 3,4; Thespians 4; Speech Contest; Belles on Their Toes, The Stronger Sex ; Time Out For Ginger. ERMA HAWKINS F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1. FLO ANNE FULLER Floful G.A.A. 1,2; Annual Staff 2, 3,4; Secretary 4; Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; President 4; Girls' Chorus 1; Librarian 1; Band 1, 2,3,4; Head Librarian 3,4; Student Council Representative 3; National Honor Society 3,4; National Thespians Society 3,4; Student Council Parliamentarian 4; Oak News 4; Pep Club 2,4; Play: Many Loves of Dobie Gillis. LOIS HEADLEE Rosie Chorus 1; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1; Annual Staff 1,2,3,4; Business Mgr. 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Red Mask 2,3,4; Oak News 4. HELEN HAZELBAKER Lou Librarian 3,4; President 4; G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4; Point Chair. 4; F.H.A. I; Chorus I, 2. MARIE HAWKINS F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Project 3; Chorus 1,2,3; Librarian 3,4. DEANNA KAY HENDRICKS Dee Red Mask 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1; Music Contest 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Pres. 4; Annual Staff 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Secretary 4; Sweetheart Ball Attendant 3; Pep Club 2; Student Council 4. JOYCE INGRAM Pep Club 1; Girls' Chorus 1,2,3; Librarians 2,3,4; Vice President 4; Oak News 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4. LINDA ISENHOWER NAME LIKES DISLIKES PASTIME AMBITION Steve Arnold Convertibles Squares Baseball Good Time Sharon Block People Gossip W.L.S. Beautician Carolyn Buck Everyone Gossip Drawing Mrs. Rutan Leonard Claypool Dragging Furys Making Money Barber Sharon Conley Reading Snobs Goofing Off Secretary Clyde Corzine Corvettes Girls Pool Dentist Linda Davis Doublemint Gum Cadillac, Glasses Tucks Mrs. ??? Charlene DeRay George Arguments Swimming English Teacher Gary Divan Fast Cars Furys Having Fun Barber Harold Dolbee Cars Girls Some Girls Having Fun ???? Linda Downing Phone calls Flat Tires Being Late 5' 1 Marvin Duden Hot Rods Overhauls Cars Drivers Roy Durbin '56 Chev converts Slow '56 Chev converts Ardith Embree Sports Getting Up Writing Letters Mrs. Maire Sharon Flannery People Snobs Doing Nothing Nurse Flo Anne Fuller Alumni visits Grouches Writing Letters Teacher Nancy Grimm Roy D. Humilating People Dating Mrs. ??? Linda Gutterridge Ray Party Lines Telephoning Special Ed. Teacher Larry Gutterridge Weekends Dead Audiences Sleeping Vet Leonard Hathaway Sports Cars Trains Working Own an MG Erma Hawkins To eat School Sleeping Housewife Marie Hawkins John Beat up Fords Going Steady Housewife Helen Hazelbaker Dale Liggett Serious People Writing Letters Secretary Lois Headlee Jolly people Grouches Sleeping Teacher Deanna Hendricks Johnnie Competition Losing Temper Mrs. Sec. Joyce Ingram Boys Mondays W.L.S. Secretary Dona Jenkins Boys Unfriendly People Flirting Nurse Phil Lee '55 Chev. Parked Cars Girls Own a 409 Georgia Lewis Pontiacs Oat Seeders Trouble Beautician Dick Martoglio June Stuck-up-girls Muncie Coach Mike Mattis New Cars Week nights Baseball H.S. Teacher 18 PHILLIP A. LEE Phil Basketball 2: Baseball 2. GEORGIA LYNN LEWIS George F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; President 4; Sweetheart Ball Attendant 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Red Mask 2,3,4; Plays-City Slicker and Our Nell; Chorus 1,2; Music Contest 2; Oak News Staff 4; Pep Club 2; Office Help 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Librarians 2,3,4; Thespians 4. DONA DAE JENKINS Donner G.A.A. 1,2,3,4: Dramatics 1,2,3,4: Jr. Varsity Cheerleader 1,2: Varsity Cheerleader 3; Thespians 3,4: President 4: Band 1,2,3,4: Vice-President 4: Annual Staff 1,2,3,4: Photographer 4: Homecoming Attendant 1,2: Homecoming Queen 4: Oak News Staff 4: Chorus 1,2,3; Music Contest 1,2,3,4: Speech Contest 1,2,3,4: Student Council Rep. 1,4; Vice-president 2,3: Plays-Belles on Their Toes, Many loves of Dobie Gillis, Meet Me In St. Louis, Too True To Be Good, Andromache, Time Out For Ginger: Pep Club 2, Vice President 2: Red Mask 1,2,4. RICHARD MARTOCLIO Togi Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; O'Club 2,3,4; Science Club 3,4; Oak News 4; Class Treasurer 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3; Red Mask 3,4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4. MICHAEL MATTIS Mike Science Club 2,3; Industrial Arts 2,3,4, Secretary 3; O'Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2. NAME LIKES DISLIKES PASTIME AMBITION Joe McGlaughlin Soc. Problems Snobs Hunting Cure Mono. Dana McVey Dancing Snobs Working Med. Technician Charles Mercer Friendly People Snobs W.L.S. Accountant Steve Meade Music Discipline Dancing Ain't got none Dale Miller Texas Loud People Doing Nothing Teacher Janice Neff Boys Empty Steak Shake Dancing Med. Technician C. J. Oak wood Fillies Sat. Night Date Rack-on-Ranch U. of Colorado Graduate Rick Pankow Corvettes School Working Drive new car Ron Presswood K of C Lectures the Bug Track Star—Olympic Charlene Redenbaugh Skating Going steady Writing Letters Civil Service Sec. Judy Sanders P.E., Lunch Libraries Sissies Goofing Off P.E. Teacher Frank Schafer Urbana, 111. Stubborn Girls Work on Car Architectural Drafter Bill Sharpf Interstate Cornfield Alley Dyed Hair Fithian Coach in Texas Connie Sharp Barbers Big Red T alking A Barber's Wife Dave Slade Corvettes School Driving Drag Racing Judy Sloan Long Weekends Poor Sports Going Places Be Successful Carol Smith Boys Snobs Music Nurse Daryl Smith Food Work Loafing Sailor Mary Stuebe Being Busy Eating Radio Secretary Tom Sturtevant Weekends Mondays Girls Millionaire Ray Stringfield Linda Flat Tires Blount Twp.! Own a Corvette Mary Jo Swan Friendly People Studying Having Fun Nurse Glenda Tellier Friendly People Snobs Radio Beautician Mike Thompson 4-speeds Steak Shake Own a Corvette Gary Trim me 11 Danville Working Messing Around Not Working Hard Sue Wheeler Writing Letters Gossip Going Places Mrs. Hutton Sam Wynn Hot Rods Some Foods Radio Construction Worker Kent Young Sports Working Playing Cards Heavy Equip. Engineer 20 JOE ALLEN McGLAUCHLIN Jose Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Thespians 3,4, Vice-President 4; Science Club 3,4j Mixed Chorus 3j O'Club 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Speech Contest 2,3,4; Oak News--News Editor 4; Red Mask 1,2,3,4; Light Opera 3; Homecoming Escort 4; Plays— Andromache j The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis } Belles on Their Toes ; Too True To Be Good. Congratulations Seniors! DANVILLE CAR SALES Danville, Illinois MATERIAL AND FUEL CO. Danville, Illinois MARY KING'S BEAUTY SHOP Fithian, Illinois OAKWOOD I.G.A. Oakwood, Illinois STEVE MEADE Football 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 2; Annual Staff 3,4; Oak News 4; O'Club 3,4; Chorus 3; Red Mask 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Class Vice-DANA McVEY Big D President-1, Class President-2,3. GAA 1,2,3,4, Sports Chairman 2,3; Student Council 4; Dramatics 1,3; Red Mask 3,4; Light Opera 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Contest 1,2,3,4; State Contest 3; Chorus 3; Oak News Staff-Editor 4; Pep Club 4. DALE MILLER Dolly Football 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; O'Club 2,3,4; Oak News 4; Music Contest 1,2,4; Band 3,4. CHARLES DALE MERCER Chuck Basketball 1,2,3; Industrial Arts 1,2, 3,4; Science Club 2; Time Out For Ginger. — JANICE NEFF Jannie Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Treas. 4; Annual Staff 1,2,3,4; Asst. Ed. 3; Editor 4; Student Council 3; Pep Club 2,4; Sec. 4; G.A.A. 1,2; F.H.A. 3; Chorus 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Pres. 3; Music Con. 1,2,3; Office Help 1,2,4; Thespians 3,4; Sec. 4; Red Mask 1,2,3,4; Plays: Many Loves of Dobie Gillis, City Slicker Our Nell. CHARLES JAY OAKWOOD C. J. Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; O Club 2,3,4; Red Mask 1,2,3,4; Stud. Council 3; Band 1; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; V.P. 3, Pres. 4; Sect. Reporter 4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Thespians 4; Many Loves of Dobie Gillis. RICK PANKOW Fred F.F.A. 3. RONNY PRESSWOOD Ron Football 1,3,4, Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Captain 2,3; Science Club 1,2,3,4; O Club 1,2,3,4; President 4; Student Council 3; Dramatics 1; State Pole Vault Winner 3. JUDY FAYE SANDERS Sam G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Sports Chairman 3; President 4; Dramatics 3,4, Play The Stronger Sex ; Librarians 2,3; Pep Club 2; Oak News 4; Red Mask 4. DAVE SLADE Shotgun O Club 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Basketball 2; Industrial Arts 2,3,4; Band 1,2. WILLIAM PATRICK SHARPF Bill Class President 1; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; 0 Club 2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2; Office Help 2; Chorus 2,3,4; Music Contestant 2,4; Oak News 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Track 1,2,4; Baseball 4; Student Council 3,4; Red Mask 2,3,4; Light Opera 3,4; Homecoming Escort 2, 3,4. FRANK KARL SCHAFER Francis Dramatics 3,4; Student Council 2; O Club 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,4; Oak News 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Science Club 2. CONNIE LARAINE SHARP Con F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Secretary 3, Treasurer 4; Librarians 2,3,4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Red Mask 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,4; Chorus 1,2; Pep Club 2; Oak News 4. CAROL JANE SMITH Carol Librarians 3,4; Office Help 3; Chorus 1, 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Music Contest 2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Oak News 4; Dramatics 2,3,4; Red Mask 2,3,4; Light Opera 3,4; Speech Contest 3. MARY STUEBE Mary F.H.A. 1,2; G.A.A. 1; Dramatics 1; Chorus 1. JUDITH KAY SLOAN Jude Student Council 3,4; President 4; National Honor Society 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3, 4; Treasurer 3; Section Secretary 3; Sweetheart Ball Queen 1; G.A.A. 1,2,3, 4; Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Treasurer 4; Many Loves of Dobie Gillis 2; Red Mask 2,3,4; Librarians 2,3,4; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 2; Pep Club 2; Chorus 1,3; Office Help 4; Oak News Staff 4; Class Vice-President 3. RAY STRINGFIELD String Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2; Baseball 3,4; Student Council 1,4; Dramatics 1,4; O Club 3,4; Class V. President 4; Oak News 4; Bells on their Toes ; Time Out For Ginger. MARY JOANNA SWAN Mary Jo Chorus 2,3; Pianist 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Librarians 3,4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Annual Staff 1,4; Pep Club 2,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Sec-Treas. 4; Oak News 4; The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis ; Red Mask 2,3,4; Light Opera 3,4; Music Contest 1,2,3,4. PAT TANNER G.A.A. 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Dramatics 1,2; Cheerleader 1,2,3; PepClub 1; Chorus 1,3; Music Contest 1; Student Council 1,3; Class Secretary 2. MIKE THOMPSON Angelo Football 1,2; Basketball 1,3; Track 1; Industrial Arts 4. GLENDA TELLER F.H.A. 1; Chorus 1; Kitchen Help 3. GARY TRIMMELL Butch Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2; Student Council 1,2,3; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Thespians 4; Class V.-Pres. 2; Pres. 4; Science Club 1,2,3,4, Treas. 3; Red Mask 1,2, 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Light Opera 3,4; Many Loves of Dobie Gillis ; Belles on their Toes ; Oak News, Asst. Editor 4. SAM WYNN O Club 2,3,4; Industrial Arts 2,3,4; Football 4; Track 1,2,3,4. SUSAN ANNE WHEELER Sue Chorus 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1. KENT YOUNG This Page Sponsored by SQUARE DEAL HARDWARE AUTO SUPPLY Danville, Illinois HOUSE OF JAMES BEAUTY COLLEGE Danville, Illinois SENIOR WILL I, Steve Arnold, will and bequeath to Don Gary my bent rims from driving a sports car down a ditch. I, Sharon Block, will and bequeath to Patti Wilson my ability to sit still in 4th hour library. I, Carolyn Buck, will and bequeath to Jane Harper all my fun and ability to get into trouble at O.T.H.S. I, Leonard Claypool, will and bequeath to Don Gary all my happy days at O.T.H.S. and locker 361. I, Sharon Conley, will and bequeath to my sister, Linda, my ability to stay out of trouble or at least look that way. Good luck! I, Clyde Corzine, will and bequeath to Denny King my dreams of a Corvette. I, Linda Davis, will and bequeath to Sandy Harrison and Lauren Sisson my ability to stay away from Armstrong boys. I, Charlene DeR'ay, will and bequeath to Mary Jane Cole my ability to get into problems. She has a good start. I, Gary Divan, will and bequeath to Mike Hart all my good times at O.T.H.S. and all the trouble I have had. I, Jr. Dolbee, will and bequeath to my brother, Shorty, my good times at O.T.H.S. and all the things that I did that I thought I got away with. I, Linda Downing, will and bequeath to Lauren Sisson my ability to get the car whenever I want it. I, Marvin Duden, will and bequeath to Denny King my good and bad times in Social Problems. I, Ardith Embree, will and bequeath to Sue Oakwood my ability to write long letters. I, Sharon Flannery, will and bequeath to Marilee Hill my ability to get into trouble with teachers and not be expelled. I, Flo Anne Fuller, will and bequeath to my sister, Marva, all my good times at O.T.H.S. I, Nancy Grimm, will and bequeath to my brother, Barry, all my success and enjoyable times I have had at O.T. H.S., and my ability to get along with the teachers. I, Larry Gutterridge, will and bequeath my ability to speak extemporaneously, at any and all times, to whomever Mrs. Sharpf is able to con into the job, next year. I, Linda Gutterridge, will and bequeath to Gae VanAllen all the fun I have had at O.T.H.S. I, Leonard Hathaway, will and bequeath to George Decker my ability to get late passes into 5B Library. I, Erma Hawkins, will and bequeath to Vickie Gaydos my ability to get along with Carl. I, Marie Hawkins, will and bequeath to Jimmy Deon my ability to write letters during class to his girlfriend. Good luck, Jim! I, Helen Hazelbaker, will and bequeath to Vickie Gaydos my ability to worm out of tough situations. Good luck! I, Lois Headlee, will and bequeath to all underclassmen my ability to listen to everything the teacher says without hearing a thing. I, Deanna Hendricks, will and bequeath to my sister, Sandy, my ability to be a safe driver and set new records going to Armstrong and back. I, Joyce Ingram, will and bequeath to Carolyn Greer and Connie Hobbs my ability to study in library instead of talking all hour. I, Dona Jenkins, will and bequeath to Sue Oakwood my ability to have fun in class and at play practice without getting caught. Good luck Sue, you'll need it. I, Phil Lee, will and bequeath to Ed McClure my banged-up red '55 Chevy. I, Dick Martoglio, will and bequeath to June Gary my four wonderful years at O.T.H.S. and my hot temper. I, Joe McGlaughlin, will and bequeath my ability to get along with Mr. Wasson to my brothers. They'll need it! 27 SENIOR WILL I, Dana McVey, will and bequeath to Sandy Harrison and Ruth Grimes my ability to get along with Mr. Harrigan. They are going to need it. I, Charles Dale Mercer, will and bequeath to Dave Fletcher my height, bad grades, and awkwardness. I, Steve Meade, will and bequeath to Don Gary everything I learned in my Senior year -------nothing. I, Dale Miller, will and bequeath to Kenny Miller my ability to get kicked out of football games. I, Janice Neff, will and bequeath to Marsha Miller my good use of Clarks' and Steak and Shake” parking spaces. I, Charles Jay Oakwood, will and bequeath to any future horsemen my 2 dollar saddle at Rack on Ranch. I, Rick Pankow, will and bequeath to Betty Satterlee my ability to have a good time at Oakwood. I, Judy Faye Sanders, will and bequeath to Starr Gritten my old worn out holey tennis shoes and baggy P. E. shorts, may she take good care of them. I, Frank Karl Schafer, will and bequeath to Ed McClure 10 easy lessons on how to run forward with a football. I, William Patrick Sharpf, will and bequeath to Donna Cunningham my ability to keep my temper down in class but watch it when you're cheering for the team. I, Connie Sharp, will and bequeath to Penny Saunders my Rhetoric Vocabulary lists. May she have better luck with them than I did. I, Dave Slade, will and bequeath to Wayne Brown my great abilities to play pool and to get thrown out of the Steak and Shake 10 times a week. I, Judy Sloan, will and bequeath to Sandi Tucker my community locker, if she is foolish enough to let everyone use it. I, Carol Jane Smith, will and bequeath to Diane Miller and Ruth Grimes my ability to keep quiet in class and to stay out of trouble. They need it. I, Daryl Smith, will and bequeath to Bob Tucker my great thinking ability and my feeble attempts to keep my mouth shut. I, Mary Stuebe, will and bequeath to Wilma Claypool my experiences in the pop room. I, Tom Sturtevant, will and bequeath to my sister my driving ability which she needs desperately. I, Ray Stringfield, will and bequeath to Denny King my ability to win at poker. I, Mary Jo Swan, will and bequeath to my sister Nancy and Carolyn Clark all the good times I have had at O.T. H.S. I, Glenda Tellier, will and bequeath to Linda Rohrer my ability to get to third hour library on time. I, Mike Thompson, will and bequeath to Denny King my ability to outrun city cops and also be able to corner Cadillacs. I, Gary Trimmell, will and bequeath to Ronnie Renfer my ability to chew gum in Mr. Schnelle's class. I, Sam Wynn, will and bequeath to Ron Presswood my ability to run. I, Kent Young, will and bequeath to Gary Bussey my ability to eat a lot and not gain any weight. I, Pat Tanner, will and bequeath to Carole Sturtevant my ability to write and ask questions. I, Charlene Redenbaugh, will and bequeath to Marilee Hill and Judy Bloomfield my ability to get extra goodies while working in the kitchen. I, Roy Durbin, will and bequeath to my cousin Larry Durbin all of my flat tires. May he have fun changing them. I, Mike Mattis, will and bequeath to Don Morman and Jim Seyfert my ability to keep out of trouble. Good luck! 28 JUNIOR HISTORY The Junior class began the year by electing class officers. They are President, Ed Me Clure; Vice-President, Tom Goodwine; Secretary, Lockie Swengel; and Treasurer, Margaret Hayes. We received our class rings the last of September which delighted us all. We sold magazines to sponsor our Prom. It was a lot of work, but we all agree it was worth it. In the fall we gave our Junior Play called Time Out for Ginger.” It was a success with the help of the Dramatics Club. Lockie Swengel was elected District Treasurer for Student Council. We are all very proud of Lockie. All of our Varsity Cheerleaders are Juniors. They are Sue Oakwood, Brenda Cox, Marsha Miller, and Lockie Swengel. Steve Barnes Bob Beauvois Martha Block Judy Bloomfield Norma Boyd Tonda Brinegar Charlotte Brown Wayne Brown Carolyn Clark Mollie Clatterbuck Wilma Claypool Mary Jane Cole Brenda Cox Larry Crawford Wayne Crawford George Cunningham Charles Cushwa Madonna Davis Mike Davis Mike Divan Virginia Duke Steve Embree Colleen Flannery Tom Flener Don Gary Vicki Gaydos Tom Goodwine Raymond Hadley Carl Hafner Lowell Hall Dale Hasler Glenda Hays Larry Hays Margaret Hays Dennis Hess Marilee Hill Sam Johnson Denny King Melvin Langford Tom LaValle Sue Livingston Wade Martin Eddie McClure Glen Melton Diane Miller 31 Joe Miller Marsha Miller Nancy Miller Robert Miller Curtis Moore Don Morman Donna Moulton Sue Oakwood Wayne Pi chon Barbara Richards Mary Samuels Penny Saunders Fred Schafer Jim Seyfert Lauren Sisson Larry Smith Jerry Snider Larry Sperry Carole Sturtevant Ken Swallow Nancy Swan Lockie Swengel Gloria Thompson Mary Trinkle Gae Van Allen Larry West Richard Wilson Lee Wright Carl Young 32 OPHOMORE SOPHOMORE HISTORY The sophomore class has been represented very well this year in school activities. Marva Fuller, Debbie Damery, and Marsha Hammon were Junior Varsity cheerleaders. Marsha also had a major part in the Junior Play; two of the minor parts were played by Starr Gritten and Vicki Vinson. Janis Hamilton was our lovely attendant to Miss Victory at Homecoming. The band majorette was Bonnie Mauck. Our representatives on Student Council were Bill Trankina, Becky Rogers, Donna Cunningham, and Judy DeMoss. With ninety-seven students, our class is the largest in school. We elected as our officers. Bill Trankina, President; Starr Gritten, Vice-President; Sandy Cunningham, Secretary; and Donna Cunningham, Treasurer. The advisors were Mrs. Oak-wood and Mr. Flener. Terry Adamson Ron Anderson Merv Bantz Mary Block Gary Bussey Linda Conley Donna Cunningham Sandra Cunningham Debbie Damery Wanda Daniels Charles Davis Phil Davis Rose Davis Nick DeCanto George Decker Judy DeMoss Sue Divan Larry Dukes Larry Durbin Deanna Engelmann Denny Erwin Chris Faldt David Flessner Mark Flessner Terry Flessner David Fletcher Glenda Fletcher Marva Fuller Virginia Grant Carolyn Greer Ruth Grimes Starr Gritten Janis Hamilton Marsha Hammon Mike Hart Carl Hawkins John Hazelbaker Judy Hazelbaker Kay Hazelbaker Gary Henk Connie Hobbs Barbara Howie Terry Hume Lewis Johnson Bob Jones Wesley Kamplain Betty Koontz Eddie Lane Rick Lane Lora Lamb Julaine Landers Nolan Leamons Rita Lee Larry Leverenz Bonnie Mauck Bob Marble Gene Martin Carol McQueen Kenny McQueen Carole Meade Gene Megenhardt Peggy Michner Charlie Miller Larry Mitchell Larry Mullins Bill Musson Charlene Nelson Bob Plater Sylvia Redman Ronnie Renfer Becky Rogers David Sadler Betty Seyfert Steve Sims Carolyn Smith George Smith Steve Smith Ken Stuebe Jim Sullivan Richard Sullivan Paula Swallow m v Terry Swick Jon Thompson Jim Tibbets Bill Trankina Linda Turner Sandra Van Vickie Sandy Verhoeven Vicki Vinson Bridget Walton Dick Warner Joy White Linda Williams Arlene Winslow Myma Woodard George Yarusinsky FRESHMAN FRESHMAN HISTORY In August of 1962, ninety-six starry-eyed freshmen entered OTHS. We met a few obstacles, such as a few upperclassmen trying to sell us locker insurance, we managed to struggle through the first weeks of classes. We chose the following officers: Ken Miller, President; Patti Wilson, Vice-President; June Gary, Secretary; and Vickie Atwood, Treasurer. We were entertained by the sophomores at the annual initiation party, and plan to return the favor in the spring. We are proud of classmates Sandy Hendricks, the only freshman junior-varsity cheerleader, and Clemma McQueen who represented our class in Miss Victory's court. Steve Cessna, Neil Young, Jeff Francis, and Vicki Atwood were chosen to represent the class on the Student Council. We are very grateful for the help of our advisors, Mrs. Dodson and Mr. Mengwasser. John Anderegg Vicki Atwood Kenny Baker Barbara Bensyl Betty Bernard Sandy Brazelton Peggy Brinegar Joellyn Brothers Evelyn Calton Dave Calvert Diane Cannon Jim Cary Rick Casteel Anita Cessna Steve Cessna Linda Clouse Jerry Cockrell Linda Collom Cheryl Creech Jim Dalbey Rita Darr J. D. Davis Ray Davis Leroy DeMoss Mickey Divan Nancy Doney Sharon Engle man Eddie Flannery Jeff Francis June Gary Gary Goble Gene Goble Rex Gross Cathy Hammon Larry Hansbraugh Eddie Harden Jane Harper Sandy Harrison Gary Hasler Clark Haynes Sandra Hendricks Gary Hess Patty Huntt Marilyn Langford Bill La Pierre Mary Lee Judy Lippert Jim Livingston Larry McBride Clema McQueen Ken Miller Steve Miller Janice Mitchell Diane Moore Linda Moran Roberta Morgan Christy Mosher Gladys Musson Linda Musson Richard Musson Charlene Nelson Tom Pals Peggy Pepping William Pflugmaker Alice Powell Steve Powell Donna Priest Roger Pryor Pamela Ray Linda Richards Connie Roberts Linda Rohrer Beverly Roulane Larry Ruggs Helen Sage Betty Satterlee Sue Schramm Linda Sigler Paul Sims Larry Sisson Jim Stephens Danny Swisher Connie Todd Marlene Todd Ronda Trees Robert Tucker Sandra Tucker Steve Vinson Pete Wheeler Robert Williams Danny Winkler Lester Winslow Patti Wilson Connie Winkler Gene Woodard Neil Young 43 CTIVITIES This Page Sponsored by INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY HADDEN'S TRUCKING Danville, Illinois Oakwood, Illinois CAST AND WOLFE HARDWARE AND LUMBER Oakwood, Illinois 1st ROW: Mr. Wasson, N. Miller, S. Johnson, G. Trimmell, W. Crawford, R. Hadley, T. Flener, Mr. Eyestone. 2nd ROW: D. Miller, M. Swan, C. Smith, L. Leverenz, T. Goodwine, C. Moore. 3rd ROW: L. Mullins, L. Hathaway, R. Presswood, S. Barnes, J. McGlaughlin, R. Wilson, W. Pichon. OAKWOOD KNIGHTS OF SCIENCE Since science is so important to man and his existence, it is necessary that we realize and understand this. This is only one of the purposes of this club. Another is to increase our knowledge of science, which is the reason for our having projects, guest speakers, and occasional tours for scientific observation. Next, we must learn to perfect our skills in science by using past knowledge and experience in combination with our new ideas and theories. Lastly, we must give service in our community and nation which can only be done by encouraging others to become interested in the work that is yet to be done in the field of science. This is the Oakwood Knights of Science. Raymond Hadley .... President Tom Flener.............Vice President Sam Johnson............Treasurer Gary Trimmell .... Secretary Wayne Crawford . . . Librarian Nancy Miller...........Reporter NATIONAL HONOR LOCKIF. SW ENGEL JOE MILLER SOCIETY NANCY MILLER ANA MCVEY RAY HADLEY FLO ANN FULLER OAKWOOD CHAPTER VIRGINIA DUKE NANCY SWAN LARRY GU’ITKRRIDGE MARY JO SWAN TONDA BRIN EGA R GARY TRIMMELL CAROLYN CLARK LINDA GUTTERJUDGN TOM FLENER LINDA DOWNING DEANNA HENDRICKS JOYCE INGRAM 46 The National Honor Society of Secondary Schools was founded by the National Association of Secondary-School Principals in 1921. Since that time, secondary-school administrators throughout the United States have approved its objectives and have established over 8,500 local chapters in their schools. The founders of these school organizations established the National Honor Society to stimulate the high scholarship, constructive leadership, purposeful service, and worthy character of the students in the secondary schools of this country. To be a candidate for the National Honor Society, a student must have a scholastic average of B or higher and be considered outstanding in character, service, and leadership. The list of candidates is presented to the faculty or faculty committee who then elects'those individuals whom they feel are qualified to membership in the society. No students are allowed to vote for or against a candidate. The Oakwood Chapter of the National Honor Society was established in 1948 with twenty-one charter members. To date one hundred ninety-four students have been chosen to membership. The members of the Oakwood chapter serve their school by acting as official greeters, escorts, and ushers at various school functions such as a Career Day, and other events when large groups of people are touring the school property. With these things in mind, we of the Acorn” staff salute this group of good citizens of O.T.H.S. 47 STUDENT COUNCIL President................Judy Sloan Vice-President...........Sam Johnson Secretary................Lockie Swengel Treasurer ............... Brenda Cox Advisor..................Mr. Harrigan The Student Council began its year of activity by sponsoring the annual Homecoming Dance, September 28. Student Council members devoted a great deal of time and energy toward making the dance a real success; and we think it was. November 3 was the Champaign District Student Council Convention at Decatur -Eisenhower High School. Besides bringing home new ideas and new Student Council material, Oakwood was honored to bring home the new District Treasurer, Lockie Swengel. The Student Council is planning many more projects for the year, including a new savings-stamp program, a CARE Drive, a spring dance, a Dress-Up Day and Bermuda Day, and a Know-Your-School campaign. We also are revising the Constitution. By spring we hope to have enough money to send three Council representatives and Mr. Harrigan to the State Convention. We wish to extend our sincere thanks to our advisor, Mr. Harrigan, for without his help and expert guidance, the Student Council could not operate successfully. Seated: Brenda Cox, Sam Johnson, Judy Sloan, Lockie Swengel, Mr. Harrigan. SECOND ROW: Flo Anne Fuller, Gae VanAllen, Margaret Hays, Donna Cunningham, Vicki Atwood, Judy DeMoss, Linda Gutterridge, Jeff Francis. THIRD ROW: Steve Cessna, Becky Rogers, Bill Trankina, Dana McVey, Virginia Duke, Deanna Hendricks, Ray Stringfield, Pat Tanner. FOURTH ROW: Dona Jenkins, Steve Meade, Ed McClure, Bill Sharpf, George Yarusinsky, Fred Schafer, Joe Miller, Neil Young. 1st ROW, L.-R.: Dona Jenkins; LoisHeadlee, Business Manager; Flo Anne Fuller, Secretary; Janice Neff, Editor; Wayne Crawford, Asst. Editor; Joe Miller, Photographer. 2nd ROW: Mr. Wasson, Advisor; Carole Meade; Virginia Duke; Diane Miller; Carole Sturtevant; Mary Jo Swan; Carolyn Clark; Raymond Hadley; Nancy Swan; Mr. Eyestone; Advisor. 3rd ROW: Margaret Hayes; Nancy Miller; Steve Meade; Joe McGlaughlin; Larry Crawford; Deanna Hendricks; Nancy Grimm; Glen Melton. Each year the Annual Staff puts forth its best effort to publish a better annual than it has ever sold before. This involves much more than the majority of students think. Each fall we, the members of Annual Staff, spend two afternoons soliciting advertising throughout this area in order to sell the annual to you at the lowest price possible. After receiving ads and selling annuals, pictures are taken, both individual and group. Then our work really begins. Between November and February we must meet four deadlines to the printers. Meeting these deadlines is seldom easy since so much work is needed to prepare the pages that must be sent in. These pages must have the pictures drawn on them, be typed, and have all pictures numbered to correspond with the number on the page. In addition, advertisements must be placed on these pages. As you can see Annual Staff is busy most of the year whether it be noticeable or behind the scenes. Thus, we are able to present this book to you. Editor........................Janice Neff Assistant Editor..............Wayne Crawford Secretary.....................Flo Anne Fuller Business Manager..............Lois Headlee Photographer..................Joe Miller STATE BANK OF OAKWOOD Oakwood, Illinois Compliments of WOODBURY DRUG CO. J. T. Gulick, R. Ph. Danville, Illinois ACORN STAFF OAK NEWS 1st ROW, L.-R.: Mrs. Dodsen, Advisor, Dick Martoglio; Bill Sharpf; Dana McVey, Editor-in-chief; Gary Trim-mell, Assistant Editor; Joe McGlaughlin, News Editor; Miss Allison, Advisor. 2nd ROW: Linda Downing; Erma Hawkins; Marie Hawkins; Mary Jo Swan; Lois Headlee; Nancy Grimm; Connie Sharp; Helen Hazelbaker; Charlene Redenbaugh; Charlene DeRay; Flo Anne Fuller; Linda Gutterridge. 3rd ROW: Glenda Tellier; Carolyn Buck; Mary Stuebe; Linda Davis; Larry Gutterridge; Steve Meade; Judy Sloan; Deanna Hendricks; Georgia Lewis; Pat Tanner. 4th ROW: Dona Jenkins; Sharon Conley; Sharon Flannery; Joyce Ingram; Carol Smith; Charles Mercer; Daryl Smith; Frank Schafer; Dale Miller; Judy Sanders; Ray Stringfield. This year the Oak News has seen many new changes. In years past, the same thing over and over has appeared until a routine was set. Several new sections have been added and, we hope, have been making the Oak News more readable. The Coach's Column was added at the beginning of basketball season and has proved very entertaining as well as informative. Editorials are also a new addition and have expressed many opinions about varied subjects. Also, this year, we are proud to say that underclass participation has been asked for and received. The Oak News, we hope, is no longer a senior paper, it's the whole school’s. Of course, the Rhetoric class is the writing part of the Oak News, but few people realize that an Oak News would not exist if it were not for the Office Practice class and Miss Allison. A special thanks goes to these people and to our advisors, Miss Allison and Mrs. Dodson. OFFICE HELP 1st ROW, L.-R.: Judy Sloan, Georgia Lewis, Mrs. Dalbey, Mrs. Andrews, Janice Neff. 2nd ROW: Linda Sigler, Virginia Duke, Rose Davis, Linda Clouse, Paula Swallow, Tonda Brinegar, Diane Cannon, Sandra Verhoeven. KITCHEN HELP 1st ROW, L.-R.: Betty Satterlee, Diana Moore, Ray Hadley. 2nd ROW: Gladys Musson, Mervin Bantz. TAYSTEE BREAD Compliments of UTTERBACK-BROWN BUSSINES COLLEGE 113 S. Hazel 214 N. Vermilion Danville, Illinois Danville, Illinois and and MISTER DONUT AMERICAN ENGRAVING CO. 434 N. Vermilion 30 Jackson Danville, Illinois Danville, Illinois F.H.A. SEATED L. to R.: Mrs. Mickelson, Connie Sharp, Treas.; Georgia Lewis Pres.; Deanna Hendricks Sec. FIRST ROW: Mary Lee, June Gary, Martha Block, Gloria Thompson, Marlene Todd, Connie Todd, Vicki Atwood, Patti Wilson, Linda Clouse, Carolyn Smith. SECOND ROW: Jane Harper, Nancy Doney, Rhonda Trees, Linda Moran, Lora Lamb, Nancy Nelson, Carolyn Clark, Gae Van Allen, Marie Hawkins, Patti Hunt. THIRD ROW: Betty Sey-fert, Sharon Englemann, Sandy Tucker, Becky Rogers, Erma Hawkins, Rita Lee, Vicki Gaydos, Anita Cessna, Marilyn Langford, Kathy Hammon. FOURTH ROW: Joellyn Brothers, Sandy Hendricks, Peggy Michener, Marsha Hammon, Sue Schramm, Paula Swallow, Ruth Grimes, Marsha Miller, Judy Sloan, Sandie Harrison, Pam Ray, Barbara Bensyl. TUCK’S DRIVE IN Oakwood, Illinois DOLBEE LUMBER SUPPLIES Oakwood, Illinois This Page Sponsored by: BRIDGEMAN'S AUTO SERVICE Oakwood, Illinois MADGE'S BEAUTY SHOP Danville, Illinois The purpose of F.H.A. is to promote homemaking, to emphasize worthy home membership, encourage democracy at home and in the community, to work for good home and family life, to promote international good will, to foster the development of creative leadership in home and community life, to provide individual and group recreation, and further interest in Home Economics. At the beginning of the year we entertained the new members at a hobo party. Our next main activity was preparation for our Mother and Daughter Tea. In the month of December we had a Christmas Party and in the spring we are planning a style show and several other activities. We would like to thank Mrs. Mickelson, our advisor, who has done a wonderful job. 52 F.F.A. SEATED: C. Hawkins, S. Meade, L. Hathaway, C. J. Oakwood, K. Swallow, Mr. Hockett. SECOND ROW: D. Flessner, G. Decker, W. Kamplain, R. Musson, W. Pflugmacker, S. Vinson, R. Pankow, B. LaPierre, J. Francis. THIRD ROW: G. Smith, G. Martin, T. Flessner, R. Lane, G. Divan, C. Moore, R. Anderson, L. Gutterridge. FOURTH ROW: J. Seyfert, L. Claypool, L. Wright, M. Flessner, M. Davis, L. West, J. Snider, M. Bantz, C. Cushwa. The Future Farmers of America is a National organization that reaches from the State of Washington to Puerto Rico and from the State of Maine to Hawaii. The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is the development of leadership, character, sportsmanship, cooperation, service, trust, scholarship, improved agriculture, citizenship, and patriotism. The Motto consists of only four lines, but these four lines are filled with practical philosophy, reflecting a spirit and sincerity that shows the true viewpoint of farm youth, the Backbone of a Nation. Learning to Do Doing to Learn Earning to Live Living to Serve During this past year the Oakwood Chapter has been very busy. We sent delegates to our state conventions, representatives to our National Convention, and the IAA-FFA conference. Curtis Moore and Kenneth Swallow attended Soil Conservation schools at Eastern Illinois University and the University of Illinois. Carl Hawkins attended Forestry school in Southern Illinois taught by the University of Illinois. Leonard Hathaway has been active as section 18 Vice-President. C. J. Oakwood is section 18 reporter and has been busy with publishing a news letter and a weekly Radio Program. 53 This Page Sponsored by RAY GENE SINCLAIR STATION Hillery, Illinois PAPE FUNERAL HOME Danville, Illinois ESCO CORPORATION Danville, Illinois LUCILLE COLLINS INSURANCE Oakwood, Illinois The Industrial Arts Club had its first night meeting and initiation in January. To raise money, the club will try to sell the large supply of foot scrapers left over from the previous year. New projects will include trivets and other small items for the home that are easier to sell. Extra money is used to buy equipment for the shop and the club. The officers are: President--Mike Mattis Vice President--Dave Slade Secretary--Larry Sperry Treasurer--Ken Burruss Student Council Representative--Roy Durbin FRONT ROW: Roy Durbin, Larry Sperry, Ken Burruss, Dave Slade, Mike Mattis, Mr. Gregory. SECOND ROW: Larry Dukes, Wade Martin, Phil Davis, Gary Henk, Bob Tucker, Ed Lane, Larry Durbin, Steve Embree. THIRD ROW: Tom Goodwine, Carl Young, Bob Miller, Dale Hasler, Tom Sturtevant, Steve Smith, John Hazelbaker, Gene Megenhardt, Denny King. FOURTH ROW: Wayne Brown, Junior Dolbee, Lee Wright, Sam Wynn, Charles Mercer, Larry West, Larry Crawford, Larry Hays, Bob Beauvois. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB Judy Sloan Gary Trimmell D.A.R. S.A.R. The 1963 D.A.R. and S.A.R. citizenship awards have been presented to Judy Sloan and Gary Trimmell. They were chosen on the basis of the following qualities: Dependability--Truthfulness--Honesty--Punctuality--Service--Cooperation--Helpfulness--Responsibility--Leader ship--Personality--Self-Control--Initiative--Patriotism--Unselfish loyalty to American ideals The aim of these awards is to pay tribute to youthful character and to call attention to those qualities which determine good citizenship. D.A.R. WINNER--Judith Kay Sloan, is president of the student council, is active in FHA, GAA, librarian and dramatics. She is a member of Thespians and the National Honor Society. She was cheerleader her sophomore year and has participated in mixed and girls' chorus. Following her graduation she plans to go into business administration. S.A.R. WINNER--Gary Ralph Trimmell is president of the senior class and secretary of the Science Club. He has been very active in Dramatics and has been on the student council for three years. He is a member of the National Honor Society and the Thespians . During his freshman and sophomore years he participated in football and basketball. His future plans include going to Butler University, majoring in pharmacy. 55 Seated: Sandy Cunningham, Joyce Ingram, Helen Hazelbaker, Mrs. Fisher, Advisor; Linda Gutterridge. SECOND ROW: Sharon Flannery, Linda Williams, Virginia Duke, Rose Davis, Jane Harper, Judy DeMoss, Janis Hamilton, Connie Hobbs, Mary Samuels, Donna Moulton, Deanna Engelmann, Carol McQueen, Carol Smith, Kay Hazelbaker, Judy Sloan, Marie Hawkins, Linda Davis. THIRD ROW: Nancy Swan, Mary Jo Swan, Georgia Lewis, Connie Sharp, Sharon Conley, Diane Miller, Carole Sturtevant, Lauren Sisson, Linda Moran, Lora Lamb, Carolyn Smith, Joy White, Mary Jane Cole, Sandy Verhoeven, Myrna Woodard. President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . Helen Hazelbaker Joyce Ingram Linda Gutterridge Sandy Cunningham The Librarian’s Club is an organization that was set up to serve the whole student body of Oakwood High School. These volunteers assist in the duties of checking out books, replacing cards, and returning books to the shelves. They also help to provide reading materials. In order to purchase books and equipment for the library, the librarians raise money by sponsoring a Bunny Hop Dance with a local T. V. personality as master of ceremony. As the organization progressed, more and more students became interested in taking care of the library. This year 35 girls are working under the guidance of the Librarian, Mrs. Fisher. For the benefit of the members, there is a Christmas party; the members decorate a tree, present a small play, have refreshments, and sing Christmas songs--then Santa arrives. OTHS students benefit greatly from the assembled library materials through the diligent efforts of these willing helpers. W. W. McVEY This page sponsored by MILLER MACHINE TOOL CO. Oakwood, Illinois 801 Cunningham Ave. Danville, Illinois PICHON AUTO SERVICE GOBLE WHOLESALE MEATS 807 Cunningham Ave. 1010 Warrington, Danville, Illinois Danville, Illinois GAA ROW 1: Molly Clatterbuck, Sue Oakwood, Lora Lamb, Linda Williams, Gloria Thompson, Sylvia Redman, Judy DeMoss, June Gary, Linda Rohrer, Patti Wilson, Diana Moore. ROW 2: Nancy Grimm, Secretary; Carole Sturte-vant, Vice President; Judy Sanders, President; Gae Van Allen, Treasurer; Mrs. Sadler, Advisor. ROW 3: Martha Block, Marva Fuller, Brenda Cox, Carolyn Greer, Julaine Landers, Peggy Pepping, Gladys Musson, Charlene DeRay, Mary Lee, Diane Miller, Rita Lee, Linda Downing, Diana Cannon. ROW 4: Glenda Hays, Sandy Harrison, Lauren Sisson, Connie Sharp, Wanda Daniels, Helen Hazelbaker, Rita Darr, Jane Harper, Carolyn Smith, Dana McVey, Nancy Swan, Barbara Richards, Carolyn Clark, Bonnie Mauck. ROW 5: Sharon Flannery, Marilee Hill, Linda Davis, Linda Richards, Lois Headlee, Linda Conley, Becky Rogers, Sandy Tucker, Nancy Doney, Nancy Miller, Cheryl Creech, Mary Jo Swan, Judy Bloomfield. ROW 6: Glenda Fletcher, Tonda Brinegar, Peggy Brinegar, Deanna Engleman, Peggy Michener, Donna Cunningham, Judy Sloan, Judy Lippert, Marilyn Langford, Carole Smith, Ruth Grimes, Dona Jenkins. ROW 7: Joellyn Brothers, Linda Collom, Vicki Vinson, Anita Cessna, Linda Musson, Janis Hamilton, Georgia Lewis, Debbie Damery, Connie Roberts, Star Gritten, Marsha Miller, Marsha Hammon, Sharon Conley. GAA is a girls' organization that promotes sportsmanship, leadership and initiative. Fun is always in store for the members, such as sports, play days, bowling and parties for all occasions. This year it is one of the largest active clubs in school. Mrs. Sadler, our advisor, has helped our club achieve this and we feel she deserves our thanks. We participate each year in the state bowling and basketball contests. Last year our school ranked 1st in the district and 6th in state out of 130 schools in basketball. 57 MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW: Donna Moulton, Mary Jane Cole, Margaret Hays, Judy DeMoss, Rose Davis, Nancy Swan, Pianist; Mr. Harrigan. SECOND ROW: Gae VanAllen, Barbara Richard, Gary Hess, John Anderegg, Steve Cessna, Kenny Baker, Nancy Miller. THIRD ROW: Deanna Engleman, Glenda Fletcher, Jim Dalbey, Denny Hess, Dale Miller, Joe Miller, Virginia Duke, Charlene DeRay. FOURTH ROW: Pat Tanner, Debbie Damery, Paul Simms, Frank Schafer, Bill Sharpf, Tom LaValle, Mike Divan, Janis Hamilton, Sharon Flannery. GIRLS’ CHORUS FIRST ROW: Mr. Harrigan, Bonnie Mauck, Pianist; Patti Wilson, June Gary, Linda Clouse, Vicki Atwood, Diana Moore, Roberta Morgan. SECOND ROW: Linda Sigler, Linda Rohrer, Nancy Nelson, Betty Saterlee, Linda Musson, Donna Priest, Linda Moran. THIRD ROW: Sandy Brazelton, Rita Darr, Diane Cannon, Janice Mitchell, Sandy Tucker, Cheryl Creech, Peggy Pepping, Cathy Hammon. FOURTH ROW: Peggy Brinegar, Pam Ray, Anita Cessna, Beverly RouLane, Sue Schramm, Marilyn Langford, Connie Roberts, Sharon Engleman, Sandy Hendricks. I This Page Sponsored by KAMP MUSIC STORE Danville, Illinois PINE ROOM Danville, Illinois MUNCIE GARAGE Muncie, Illinois JENKINS STANDARD STATION Fithian, Illinois 1st ROW: L. Clouse, P. Wilson, C. Nelson, L. Lamb, C. Smith, G. Van Allen, B. Richard, C. Clark, D. Moulton, L. Musson, M. Hays. 2nd ROW: R. Davis, C. Meade, R. Darr, N. Miller, N. Swan, C. Creech, N. Doney, M. Swan, S. Flannery, B. Rogers. 3rd ROW: S. Redman, F. Fuller, L. Swengel, D. Priest, B. Mauck, R. Lee, G. Fletcher, G. Hays, N. Nelson, D. Cannon. 4th ROW: J. Landers, J. Brothers, K. Hammon, P. Pepping, M. Cole, D. McVey, D. Cunningham, D. Hendricks, C. Roberts, P. Michener. 5th ROW: D. Jenkins, R. Grimes, S. Gritten, S. Johnson, L. Leverenz, L. Crawford, D. Miller, B. Sharpf, J. Miller, R. Hadley, R. Davis. MAJORETTE MUSIC CONTESTANTS OAKWOOD BAND 1st ROW: M. Hays, M. Swan, H. Hazelbaker, N. Swan, R. Hadley, B. Rogers, S. Gritten, D. Cunningham, C. Creech, L. Swengel, D. Hendricks, F. Fuller; 2nd ROW: P. Michener, G. Hays, S. Redman, J. Landers, C. Smith, L. Lamb, C. Meade, R. Darr, N. Doney, D. Miller, C. Yarusinsky, D. Jenkins, P. Wilson, L. Leverenz, C. Nelson, C. Smith; 3rd ROW: G. Thompson, T. Brinegar, L. Clouse, D. Cannon, L. Davis, L. Downing, R. Davis, L. Musson, P. Pepping, AND TWIRLERS J. Francis, S. Cessna, L. Mulleins, S. Johnson, D. Sadler, L. Crawford; 4th ROW: D. McVey, S. Harrison, D. Hasler; STANDING: Bonnie Mauck, C. Clark, C. DeRay, R. Lee, D. Priest, B. Richards, J. Brothers, C. Roberts, J. Hamilton, G. Fletcher, R. Casteel, G. Melton, M. Fuller, J. Miller, Mr. Harrigan. In the beginning (1917) there were only eleven members in the O.T.H.S. band. Since then, that number has tripled twice to its present enrollment of sixty-six. Mr. Harrigan has directed the Band for the last fifteen years. Our band sponsored the half-time entertainment at all home football and basketball games and also produced the half-time ceremonies at the annual Homecoming game. The Band also took part in State Solo, Ensemble and Band Contest. This year several people represented O.T.H.S. in a new High School Band Festival at Hoopeston. Our officers as elected were: President; Deanna Hendricks Vice President; Dona Jenkins Secretary-Treasurer; Mary Jo Swan Drum Majorette; Bonnie Mauck 61 DRAMA TICS FRONT ROW: Patti Wilson, June Gary, Gloria Thompson, Judy DeMoss, Rose Davis, Sandy Brazelton, Lora Lamb, Carolyn Smith. SECOND ROW: Jeff Francis, Deanna Hendricks, Linda Gutterridge-Secretary, Flo Anne Fuller-President, Joe McGlaughlin-Vice-President, Janice Neff-Treasurer, Mary Jo Swan, Nancy Miller, Sandra Harrison. THIRD ROW: Barbara Bensyl, Glenda Fletcher, Marva Fuller, Bonnie Mauck-Point Chairman, Dina Cannon, Carolyn Clark, Donna Moulton, Gae VanAllen, Brenda Cox, Sue Oakwood, Rita Darr, Carole Sturtevant, Diane Miller. FOURTH ROW: Tonda Brinegar, Carole Meade, Mary Jane Cole, Margaret Hayes, Nancy Swan, Cheryl Creech, Sandy Tucker, Lockie Swangel, C. J. Oakwood, Connie Sharp, Lois Headlee, Nancy Grimm, Dana McVey, Peggy Pepping, Sandy Hendricks. FIFTH ROW: Glenda Hays, Joellyn Brothers, Becky Rogers, Sam Johnson, Connie Roberts, Don Gary, Dick Martoglio, Larry Leverenz, Neil Young, Peggy Michener, Linda Collom, Peggy Brine-gar, Sharon Flannery, Donna Cunningham. SIXTH ROW: Marsha Miller, Dona Jenkins, Georgia Lewis, Carol Smith, Terry Swick, Chris Faldt, Terry Adamson, Vicki Vinson, Debby Damery, Marsha Hammon, Starr Gritten, Sue Schramm, Judy Sanders, Judy Sloan, Tom Flener. SEVENTH ROW: Ray Hadley, Larry Mullins, Joe Miller, Wayne Pichon, Ray Stringfield, Fred Schafer, Gary Trimmell, Bill Sharpf, Frank Schafer, George Yarusinsky, Steve Meade, Steve Barnes, Larry Sperry, Charles Davis, Wayne Crawford. Each year Dramatics members work very hard to meet requirements for Thespian membership. They do this in many ways. Memberships to Red Mask and Light Opera are offered each year. This year about half of Dramatics attend the University of Illinois presentation of Richard II. The group enjoyed an Easter Egg Hunt and the assemblies that were presented in cooperation with Speech Class. We have also presented two plays in cooperation with the Junior and Senior classes. This year we not only represented our school at District Speech Contest, but we also participated in an invitational contest at Champaign. Many changes have been made in the Dramatics Room this year. It has been thoroughly cleaned, dressing table mirrors hung, wardrobes made, and a flat holder installed so our scenery will not warp. All this has been done by students from Speech Class. 62 JUNIOR PLAT CAST Seated, L.-R.: Gae VanAllen, Lizzie; Sue Oakwood, Ginger Carol; Leonard Hathaway, Howard Carol; Dona Jenkins, Agnes Carol; Marsha Hammon, Joan Carol; Virginia Duke, Jeannie Carol; Standing: Ray Stringfield, a teenager; Steve Bames, a teenager; Marsha Miller, a teenager; Charles Mercer, Mr. Wilson; Starr Gritten, a teenager; Larry Gutterridge, Ed Hoffman; Vicki Vinson, a teenager; Denny King, Eddie Davis; Don Gary, Tommy Green. On October 20, 1962, Time Out For Ginger was presented by the combined efforts of Dramatics and the Junior Class. The play, directed by Mrs. Sharpf, was a great success thanks to a lot of hard work. The proceeds from this play helped finance the annual Junior-Senior Prom. SYNOPSIS OF THE PLAY Mr. and Mrs. Howard G. Carol were prominent citizens in their town until he gave a simple little speech to the high school students. This speech caused his fourteen-year old daughter, Ginger, to go out for the football team and almost lose Tommy Green, her boyfriend. It caused some friction between Joan, his oldest daughter, and her boyfriend, Eddie, who was captain of the football team. The bank where Mr. Carol was working became the national laughing stock of the country and he was about to lose his job. He decided he would uphold his statement rather than see his daughter denied her basic rights! Ginger makes the team, but shortly afterward she realizes how much trouble she has caused and that she can be treated as an equal by acting as a young lady should. Mr. Carol kept his job, Ginger and Tommy went back together, and Joan and Eddie patched up their quarrel. 63 FIRST ROW: J. Francis, G. Thompson, L. Gutterridge, G. VanAllen, B. Cox, M. Fuller. SECOND ROW: S. Oak wood, F. Fuller, J. Neff, L. Swengel, D. Martoglio, Connie Sharp, M. Hays. THIRD ROW: D. Cunningham, V. Vinson, G. Lewis, R. Hadley, T. Adamson, B. Miller. FOURTH ROW: S. Johnson, W. Pichon, L. Hathaway, J. McGlaughlin, D. Miller, J. Miller, W. Crawford. SPEECH PLAT “THE LOTTERY” INDIVIDUAL SPEECH CONTESTANTS FIRST ROW: S. Harrison, D. Cunningham, L. Swengel, J. Sanders. SECOND ROW: D. Jenkins, L. Hathaway, S. Gritten, J. McGlaughlin, V. Vinson. STANDING--Dona Jenkins, Joe McGlaughlin. 1st ROW--Linda Gutterridge, Janice Neff, Mary Jo Swan, Flo Anne Fuller, Judy Sloan. 2nd ROW—Georgia Lewis, Tom Flener, Carolyn Clark, Sue Oakwood, C. J. Oakwood, Lockie Swengel. 3rd ROW--Mrs. Sharpf, Gary Trimmell, Leonard Hathaway, Ray Stringfield. THESPIANS The Oakwood National Thespian troup number sixty-two officers are: Pres. Dona Jenkins Vice Pres. Joe McGlaughlin Sec. Janice Neff Treas. Judy Sloan Advisor Mrs. Sharpf Nine new members were initiated at the first of the year. Each of the old Thespians are producing a short one act play this year. This will give more people a chance to be in a play and help them gain experience in acting. The Thespians have been busy doing odd jobs and selling hand cream to earn money for their trip. On December 26 and 27 the Thespian troop went to Chicago where they saw two stage plays: Carnival and Mary, Mary. They stayed in the Sheridan hotel where they saw the Don McNeil Breakfast Club. This spring they will have another initiation thus ending their year. 65 66 1st ROW: J. Landers, L. Gutterridge, P. Wilson, G. Thompson, S. Redman, L. Williams, R. Davis, J. DeMoss. 2nd ROW: B. Mauck, D. Miller, B. Cox, A. Embree, C. Meade, D. Cunningham, C. Clark, M. Fuller, S. Oakwood. 3rd ROW: C. Nelson, R. Lee, D. Moulton, N. Doney, R. Darr, C. Sturtevant, L. Swengel, F. Fuller, C. Roberts, S. Hendricks, M. Lee, J. Mitchell. 4th ROW: M. Hays, D. McVey, M. Swan, J. White, M. Cole, L. Sisson, M. Langford, B. Rogers, W. Daniels, S. Johnson, C. Greer. 5th ROW: N. Miller, L. Collom, S. Flannery, C. Sharp, B. Richard, N. Swan, M. Hill, T. Brinegar, D. Engelmann, B. Miller, S. Cessna. 6th ROW: J. Sanders, R. Grimes, M. Miller, D. Damery, M. Hammon, V. Vinson, S. Gritten, L. Richards, D. Hendricks, C. Smith, P. Saunders. 7th ROW: W. Crawford, F. Schafer, F. Schafer, G. Yarusinsky, S. Barnes, G. Melton, S. Meade, L. Hathaway, R. Hadley. PEP CL UB The pep club is an important part of athletics. The purpose of the club is to support the team, boost school spirit, and promote good sportsmanship. We have cheered our team on to many victories, the most coveted one being the County basketball championship. A point system was established, and at the end of the year the ten members with the most points received awards. Clever tags to be worn to games were designed by various members. Pres..............Donna Cunningham Sec.-Treas. . . . Carole Meade Tag Chm..........Ardith Embree Advisors......... Mrs. Sadler Mr. Lewis 68 “0” CL UB SEATED, L. to R.: Coach Mengwasser, Ron Presswood, Tom Flener, Ken Stuebe, Dick Martoglio, Don Gary, Coach Lewis. 2nd ROW: Larry Leverenz, Wayne Crawford, Ray Stringfield, Charles Davis, Fred Schafer, Ken Burruss, Mike Mattis, Dave Slade, C. J. Oakwood. 3rd ROW: Dale Miller, Larry Sperry, Mike Divan, Steve Meade, Frank Schafer, Rich Wilson, Clyde Corzine, Bob Plater. 4th ROW: Larry West, Daryl Smith, Bill Sharpf, Sam Wynn, Marvin Duden, Tom LaValle, Joe McGlaughlin, Ed McClure, Steve Arnold. This Page Sponsored by FITHIAN GRAIN COMPANY JERRY'S HOLIDAY AUTO SALES Fithian, Illinois Danville, Illinois GOBLE GROCERY MEATS ACTON, BALDWIN, BOOKWALTER MEYER Danville, Illinois Danville, Illinois The O Club was the sponsor of the Comet Classic Holiday Tournament held during the Christmas vacation. They also sponsored the Freshman-Sophomore basketball tournament in March, the grade school track meet, and an athletic social event. Pres.............Ron Presswood Vice Pres........Steve Meade Sec.-Treas. . . . Tom Flener Advisors.........Coach Lewis Coach Mengwasser 69 MISS VICTORY AND HER COURT Dona Jenkins was crowned Miss Victory of 1962 by one of our football captains, Bill Sharpf. By tradition Miss Victory was a senior girl. She was elected by the football team to represent the Spirit of Oakwood High School at the annual Homecoming festivities. Her attendants were: Senior: Nancy Grimm escorted by Dale Miller Charlene DeRay escorted by Bill Sharpf Linda Gutterridge escorted by Dick Martoglio Sophomore: Janis Hamilton escorted by Joe McGlaughlin Junior: Gloria Thompson escorted by Sam Wynn Freshman: Clema McQueen escorted by Steve Meade 71 Coach Leonard Mengwasser, Captains Dale Miller, Bill Sharpf, and Dick Martoglio. NOT PICTURED--Assistant Coach Dennis Lewis. 1962-63 FOOTBALL VARSITY Sept. 14 Oakwood . . .... 13 Westville . . . 7 21 .... 0 Paxton . . 12 28 11 .... 0 Gibson City .... . . 46 (Homecoming) Oct. 5 . . . . J2 Georgetown .... . . 19 12 .... 0 Catlin . . 19 Won Lost 19 ft .... 14 Rantoul . . 47 1 7 26 11 .... 6 Hoopeston . . 13 Nov. 2 .... 13 Watseka . . 53 FRESHMAN -SOPHOMOR E Sept. 14 Oakwood . . .... 13 Westville . . 6 21 .... 0 Paxton . . 44 28 M .... 0 Gibson City . . . . . . 32 Won Lost Oct. 5 .... 6 Georgetown .... . . 36 2 7 12 . . .... 6 Catlin . . 0 16 M .... 0 Danville . . 34 19 .... 0 Rantoul . . 46 26 .... 0 Hoopeston . . 44 Nov. 2 .... 0 Watseka . . 47 Compliments of FRONTENAC COAL CO. Hillery, Illinois 74 VARSITY FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: Bob Plater, Mgr., Sam Johnson, Dave Slade, Steve Meade, Dale Miller, Bill Sharpf, Dick Martoglio, Steve Arnold, Joe McGlaughlin, Lowell Hall. SECOND ROW: Dennis Hess, Don Morman, Ken Swallow, Sam Wynn, Marvin Duden, Ed McClure, Ron Presswood, Frank Schafer, Ken Stuebe, Coach Mengwasser. THIRD ROW: Coach Lewis, Bill Musson, Gary Bussey, Gene Megenhardt, Wayne Pichon, Fred Schafer, Ed Lane, Richard Wilson, Mike Divan, Bob Miller, Lewis Johnson, Jim Sullivan. FLOYD LEE, INC. Compliments of KENNETH CRAWFORD El. 4-2311 General Trucking Oakwood, Illinois Oakwood, Illinois and ANDREWS INSURANCE Oakwood, Illinois RESERVE FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: Bill Musson, Gary Bussey, Gene Megenhardt, Ed Lane, Ken Stuebe, Lewis Johnson, Jim Sullivan. SECOND ROW: Coach Lewis, Bill LaPierre, Gene Woodard, Neil Young, Tom Pals, Lloyd Hansbraugh, Gary Hess, Mickey Divan, Coach Mengwasser. THIRD ROW: Ray Davis, Jim Livingston, Kenny McQueen, Kenny Miller, Roger Pryor, Pete Wheeler, Bob Anderegg. VERMILION COUNTY BASKETBALL CHAMPS FRONT: Larry Leverenz, Mike Davis, Tom LaValle, Don Gary, Dennie Hess, Larry Sperry, Tom Flener. STANDING: Coach Lewis, Larry West, Ed McClure, Marvin Duden, Bill Sharp!, Daryl Smith, Coach Mengwasser. Hard work, sacrifice, and determination brought the 1963 County Championship to our Campus for the third time in the 34 year history of the Tournament. Much credit goes to Sharpf and Duden for their terrific rebounding ability and torrid tournament play; Smith for clutch playing and shooting ability that stymied the defense; LaValle for his deadly one handed jump shots and play-making techniques; McClure for his fad away jump shot and trickery under the basket; Gary for his passing manuevers and poise when the chips were down; High praise for Davis, West and Sperry who filled the gap when needed, and to Morman and Hess who graciously and eagerly made themselves available to meet all emergencies, regardless of circumstances. 77 Coach Lewis Steve Arnold (C) Hon. Mention all county and all conference. Marvin Duden (E) Hon. Mention all county and all conference. Joe McGlaughlin Very agressive linesman. Compliments of ROGERS GRAIN CO. STALLINGS MOTOR CO. ALEXANDER'S SPORTING GOODS Oakwood, Illinois Ford-Falcon 115 N. Vermilion Fithian, Illinois Danville, Illinois L. to R. Wayne Crawford, Larry Lev-erenz, Tom Flener, Bob Plater, Managers. Dick Martoglio (Fb) 1st team all county, 1st team all conference, Hon. Men. all state Leading rusher 890 yds. in 105 carries. Steve Meade (G) 1st team all county Hon. Men. all conference, Leading tackier. Dale Miller (T) 1st team all county Hon. Men. all conference. Bill Sharpf (HB) Hon. Men. all conference, Most agressive ball player. Sam Johnson (QB) Hon. Men. all county Hon Men. all conference. Ed McClure (QB) Hon. Men. all county, Hon. Men. all conference. Don Morman (HB) A fine back, missed 2 games because of injury. Compliments of WEESE SPORTING GOODS 816 N. Vermilion Danville, Illinois and CRAMER BARBER SHOP 109 N. North St. Hillery, Illinois Ron Presswood (HB) Good Speed, hampered by injuries. Compliments of CLYDE HENDRICKS SUPERWAY Muncie, Illinois and DANVILLE SCALE CO. 814 Warrington Ave. Danville, Illinois Frank Schafer (E) Dave Slade (G) Good hands for an end and fine de- Hon. Men. all conference. Leading Richard Wilson (T) fensive halfback. tackier until he broke his hand. Improved Blocker. Mike Divan (G) Should be a real Lowell Hall (FB) Showed real good Dennis Hess (C) A real comer for bruiser next year. improvement. Provisional letter next year. Provisional letter winner. winner. This Page Sponsored by DODSON SEED STORE Danville, Illinois PATSY'S AUTO SALES Danville, Illinois HUNTER LUMBER COAL CO. Ogden, Royal, Fithian, St. Joseph, Homer, Illinois MORAN'S DITCHING SERVICE Danville, Illinois Fred Schafer (G) Showed promise for the future. Ken Swallow (E) Showed some Ken Stuebe (HB) Showed good development. Played End and ability. Tackle. Sam Wynn (E) Mr. Utility Man. Sue Oakwood, Brenda Cox, Marsha Miller. Lockie Swengel, Debbie Damery, Marva Fuller, Sandi Hendricks, basketball cheerleader, and Pat Tanner, football cheer- and Marsha Hammond, leader, Not pictured. Varsity Jr. Varsity CHEERLEADERS The Varsity Cheerleaders for the 1962-63 season were elected on May 9, 1962. The election was early to allow the newly elected cheerleaders to attend the summer cheerleading camp held every year at Illinois State Normal University. At this camp we learned new cheers and a new style style of cheering; we brought home ideas for improving our cheering section. Also, there is a one day clinic, held every year at State Normal University, in the fall, which has the same purpose. At the football games the cheerleaders have the coffee concession. Their profits will send next year's cheerleaders to camp. The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders are elected in the fall of the year. They also attend the one day clinic. The purpose of the cheerleaders is to promote school spirit and the goal of the cheerleaders is to lead the best cheering section O.T.H.S. has ever had. The cheerleaders wish to extend their appreciation to our sponsors, Mrs. Sadler and Mr. Lewis. This Page Sponsored by SWISHER BARBER SHOP SCHAFER BROTHERS Oakwood, Illinois LOGAN LAUNDERETTE Main and Logan Ave. Danville, Illinois SON-RAY CLEANERS Danville, Illinois 81 Left to right: Bill Sharpf, Daryl Smith, Larry West, Tom Lavalle, Don Gary, Coach Lewis, Denny Hess, Larry Sperry, Mike Davis, Ed McClure, Marvin Duden. VARSITY BASKETBALL November 20 Oakwood--64...............Ridgefarm--63 November 27 Oakwood--81...............Jamaica--35 December 4 Oakwood--35...............Rantoul--59 December 7 Oakwood--47...............Brocton--46 December 11 Oakwood--59...............Catlin--70 December 14 Oakwood--90...............Gibson City--65 December 21 Oakwood--48...............Watseka--64 January 4 Oakwood--51...............Potomac--56 January 8 Oakwood--53...............Georgetown--55 January 11 Oakwood--70...............Gibson City--67 January 18 Oakwood--63...............Hoopeston--54 January 21-25 County Tourney Oakwood--69..............Henning--32 Oakwood--64..............Catlin--49 Oakwood--78..............Hoopeston--67 --VERMILION COUNTY CHAMPIONS-- February 1 Oakwood--52...............Paxton--53 February 5 Oakwood--54...............Scottland--40 February 8 Oakwood--47...............Rantoul--49 February 11 Oakwood ..................Westville February 15 Oakwood--48...............Paxton--6l February 19 Oakwood--54...............Hoopeston--6l February 22 Oakwood--45...............Watseka--38 82 1st ROW—Ken Baker, Larry McBride, Jim Livingston, Mick Divan, Larry Ruggs, Gary Hess, Jim Dalbey. 2nd ROW--Steve Miller, Neil Young, Roger Pryor, Ed Flannery, Tom Pals, Pete Wheeler, Chris Mosher, Ken Miller. 3rd ROW--Gene Woodard, Dave Sadler, Terry Swick, Lee Wright, Bill Trankina, Ken Stuebe, Steve Cessna. 4th ROW--Dave Fletcher, Larry Mitchell, Jon Thompson, Dick Warner, Bob Marble, Charles Davis, Coach Mengwasser. 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BEN CARSON PHARMACY Danville, Illinois Danville, Illinois November 20 Oakwood--19 .............Ridgefarm--32 November 27 Oakwood--54 ..............Jamaica--47 December 4 Oakwood--41 ..............Rantoul--48 December 7 Oakwood--40 ..............Brocton--45 December 11 Oakwood--37 ..............Catlin--54 December 14 Oakwood--48 ..............Gibson City--45 December 21 Oakwood--44 ..............Watseka--50 January 4 Oakwood--31 ..............Potomac--33 January 8 Oakwood--46 ..............Georgetown--43 January 11 Oakwood--32 ..............Gibson City--59 January 18 Oakwood--42 ..............Hoopeston--51 February 1 Oakwood--44 ..............Paxton--42 February 5 Oakwood--27 ..............Scottland--41 February 8 Oakwood--32 ..............Rantoul--59 February 11 Oakwood .............Westville February 15 Oakwood .............Paxton February 19 Oakwood .............Hoopeston February 22 Oakwood .............Watseka 83 V A R S I T r Tom LaValle--Guard and Forward Daryl Smith—Forward and Center Bill Sharpf--Forward Ed McClure — Forward and Center Don Gary--Guard Larry West--Center Mike Davis—Forward Marvin Duden--Center and Forward Larry Sperry--Guard Dennis Hess — Guard ORAL-LONGS TRETH-DON General Insurance Oak wood, Illinois BURGER CHEF Danville, Illinois DANVILLE COCA-COLA, CANADA DRY BOTTLING CO. Danville, Illinois DAVE'S T.V. SERVICE Fithian, Illinois 86 CRYSTAL SPRINGS PARK Tom Nellie Don't Miss the Free Movies Every Sunday During the Summer. Muncie, Illinois f jjJ GRANT'S CITY SERVICE Muncie, Illinois CROMWELL'S GROCERY Fithian, Illinois TRACK SCHEDULE 9- March 28 April 4 April April 18 April 23 April 27 -Henning--Here -Rossville--There -Georgetown - - There - Hoope ston - - There -Westville--Here -Potomac Relays--There (15 Schools) -Hoopeston- -Here -County Meet--Georgetown -Conference Meet--Watseka -District Meet--Urbana -State Meet--University of Illinois BA SEBA LL SCHED ULE April 24 Seegar Memorial..........There April 25 Danville.................Here April 29 Perrysville..............There May 1 Attica......................There May 3 Perrysville .............Here May 6 Danville ...................There May 8 Attica...................Here May 9 Seegar Memorial..........Here May 13-15 District................... May 16 Covington................ Here May 20-23 Sectional.................. June 6-7 State ...................... 88 H A L L 0 F MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Flo Anne Fuller and Larry Gutterridge F A M E MOST STUDIOUS Carol Smith and Mike Mattis FRIENDLIEST Linda Gutterridge and Ray Stringfield BEST ARTIST Lois Headlee and Dale Miller This Page Sponsored by THOMAS YOUNG TRUCKING CO. RAYMOND MILLER, MASON CONTRACTOR Danville, Illinois Danville, Illinois MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIO LL. LENOVER SALES SERVICE Danville, Illinois Danville, Illinois MOST COURTEOUS Charlene DeRay and Marvin Duden MOST MUSICAL Dana McVey and C. J. Oakwood 3 4 91 MOST TALKATIVE Connie Sharp and Joe McGlaughlin CLASS CUT UP Judy Sloan and Steve Meade BEST DRESSED Gary Trimmell and Deanna Hendricks BEST DANCERS Jan Neff and Ron Presswood DEPKE WELDING SUPPLIES, INC. Compliments of THOMPSON'S RESTAURANT 628 E. Williams Fithian, Illinois Danville, Illinois K1 8-3601 and and EDMUND AND DICKSON WEAVER REFRIGERATION SERVICE 440 N. Vermilion 1420 E. Main Danville, Illinois Danville, Illinois 92 BIGGEST FLIRTS Dona Jenkins, Frank Schafer MOST ATHLETIC Judy Sanders, Bill Sharpf O'CONNELL INSURANCE AGENCY Compliments of ACE IRON METAL 101 W. Harrison 140 Warrington Ave. Danville, Illinois Danville, Illinois and and BELTON CANDY CO. RUSS LEVERENZ GIFT SHOP 43 N. Jackson 1011 E. Main Danville, Illinois Danville, Illinois BIGGEST EATERS Georgia Lewis, Gary Divan WITTIEST Linda Downing, Mike Thompson 93 STANDING: Joe McVey, John Duden, Fred Montgomery, Layton Liggett and hidden behind his gleaming windshield Trinnie McPherson. MAINTENANCE STAFF Maintenance is essential to keep any building in good and presentable condition. We at OTHS feel that our staff of maintenance men do a good job of keeping our school building and campus grounds neat and presentable. In addition to their maintenance duties, the men operate the daily bus runs that bring the students to and from school, and provide responsible operators to transport the students to athletic events and contests. THE SENIORS IN NEW ORLEANS BASEBALL 1st ROW: Ken Stuebe, Steve Arnold, Joe McGlaughlin, Dick Martoglio, Don Gary, Dave Slade, Leonard Hathaway, C. J. Oakwood. 2nd ROW: Dale Miller, Bob Marble, Daryl Smith, Dave Sadler, Mike Davis, Mike Divan, Bob Jones, Dave Fletcher, Steve Barnes, Bill Trankina, Ed Lane. BASEBALL SCHEDULE April 24......... Oakwood-- 1.......Seeger Memorial -- 4 April 25.........Oakwood-- 0........Danville --11 May 1..........Oakwood-- 9.......Armstrong --4 May 2..........Oakwood--13........Perrysville --4 May 3..........Oakwood-- 4.......St. Joseph -- 7 May 8..........Oakwood-- 9.......Armstrong --8 May 9............Oakwood--Forfeit . . .Seeger Memorial May 14...........REGIONAL Oakwood-- 6.......A.B.L. --16 May 16..............Oakwood-- 5.........Covington -- 7 II 1 9 6 3 Valedictorian Flo Anne Fuller OUTSTANDING A WARDS Agricultural Awards Best All-Around Ag. Student.......................................C. J. Oakwood Best Showman......................................................C. J. Oakwood Best Scholar...................................................... David Flessner Chapter Star Farmer...............................................C. J. Oakwood Star Green Hand...................................................Jeff Francis Dekalb Award......................................................Steve Meade State Farmer......................................................C. J. Oakwood Production Awards.................................................Leonard Hathaway C. J. Oakwood Lee Wright Curtis Moore Board Award Best All-Around Citizen............................................Linda Gutterridge GAA Award.............................................................Judy Sanders Home Ec. Awards Outstanding Member.................................................Sandy Tucker Betty Crocker Homemaker............................................Flo Anne Fuller Outstanding F.H.A. member..........................................Judy Sloan Librarians Honor Librarians...................................................Judy Sloan Linda Gutterridge Connie Sharp Student Council Outstanding Members................................................ Judy Sloan Lockie Swengel Attendance Perfect for four years............................................. Marvin Duden Nancy Grimm Gary Trimmell Dramatics Awards Best Thespian...................................................... Flo Anne Fuller Dramatics Award....................................................Dona Jenkins Best Actress.......................................................Dona Jenkins Best Actor.........................................................joe McGlaughlin Leonard Hathaway Athletic Awards Best Athlete and Student...........................................Marvin Duden Most Tackles.......................................................Steve Meade High Free Throw Ave................................................Tom LaValle CLASS OF ’63 FRONT ROW: Lois Rose Headlee, Linda Jean Davis, Sharon Glee Flannery, Sharon Rae Conley, Judy Faye Sanders, Mary Joanna Swan, Georgia Lynn Lewis, Gary Lee Divan, Joyce Nadine Ingram, Dana Lynn McVey, Nancy Anne Grimm, Judy Kay Sloan, Dona Dae Jenkins. 2nd ROW: Frank Karl Schafer, Leonard Allen Hathaway, Kent Allen Young, Joe Allen McGaughlin, Clyde Berton Corzine, Jr., Michael David Thompson, Charles Dale Mercer, Daryl f Wayne Smith, Samuel Robert Wynn, Gary Ralph Trimmell, Harold William Dolbee, Jr., Elmer Stephen Arnold, Leonard Andrew Claypool. 3rd ROW: Connie Laraine Sharp, Raymond Eugene Stringfield, David Lee Slade, Michael Eugene Mattis, Deanna Kay Hendricks, Steven Allen Meade, Dale LeRoy Miller, Carol Jane Smith, Thomas Gregory Sturtevant, Roy Duane Durbin, Larry Gene Gutterridge, Fredrick Lee Pankow, Roberta Charlene Redenbaugh. 4th ROW: Linda Ann Gutterridge, Charlene Ann DeRay, Charles Jay Oakwood II, Helen Louise Hazelbaker, Phillip Allen Lee, Glenda Mae Tellier, Flo Anne Fuller, Mary Ellen Stuebe, Marie Ann Hawkins, Sharon Allene Block, Janice Carol Neff, Linda Alice Downing, Ardith Jean Embree. Other members of the graduating class are: Marvin John Duden, Richard Lynn Martoglio, Ronald Kent Presswood, William Patrick Sharpf. INDEX Adamson, Terry 62,64 Anderegg, John R. 39,58,75 Anderson, Ronnie 34,53 Arnold, Steve 11,69,75,78 Atwood, Vickie 39,48,52,58 Baker, Kenny 39,58,83 Bantz, Mervin 34,51,53 Barnes, Steve 30,45,62,63,68 Beauvois, Robert 30,54 Bensyl, Barbara 39,52,62 Bernard, Betty 39 Block, Martha 30,52,57 Block, Mary 34 Block, Sharon 11 Bloomfield, Judy 30,57 Boyd, Norma 30 Brazelton, Sandra 39,58,62 Brinegar, Peggy 39,57,58,62 Brinegar, Tonda 30,46,51,57,61, 62.68 Brothers, JoEllyn 39,52,57,59,61,62 Brown, Charlotte 30 Brown, Wayne 30,54 Buck, Carolyn 11,50 Burruss, Ken 54,69 Bussey, Gary 34,75 C alt on, Evelyn 39 Calvert, David 39 Cannon, Diane 39,51,57,58,59,61, 62 Cary, James 39 Casteel, Ricky 40,61 Cessna, Anita 40,52,57,58 Cessna, Steve 40,48,58,61,68,83 Clark, Carolyn 30,56,49,52,57,59, 61.62.65.68 Clatterbuck, Mollie 30,57 Claypool, Leonard 11,53 Claypool, Wilma 30 Clouse, Linda 40,51,52,58,59,61 Cockrell, Jerry 40 Cole, Mary Jane 30,46,56,58,59, 62.68 Collom, Linda 40,57,62,68 Conley, Linda 34,57 Conley, Sharon 11,50,56,57 Corzine, Clyde 13,69 Cox, Brenda 30,48,57,62,64,68,81 Crawford, Larry 30,49,54,59,61 Crawford, Wayne 30,45,49,62,64, 68,69,78 Creech, Cheryl 40,57,58,59,60,62 Cunningham, Donna 34,48,57,59, 60,62,64,68 Cunningham, George 31 Cunningham, Sandra 34,56 Cushwa, Charles 31,53 Dalbey, Jim 40,58,83 Damery, Debbie 34,57,58,62,68,81 Daniels, Wanda 34,57,68 Darr, Rita 40,57,58,59,60,62,68 Davis, Charles 34,62,69,83 Davis, J. D. 40 Davis, Linda 13,50,56,57,61 Davis, Madonna 31 Davis, Mike 31,53,77,82,85 Davis, Phil 34,54 Davis, Ray Bill 40,59,75 Davis, Rose 34,51,56,58,59,61,62, 68 Decanto, Nick 35 Decker, George 35,53 DeMoss, Judy 35,48,56,57,58,62, 68 DeMoss, LeRoy 40 DeRay, Charlene 13,50,57,58,61, 71.91 Divan, Gary 13,53,93 Divan, Mickey 40,75,83 Divan, Mike 31,58,69,75,80 Divan, Sue 35 Dolbee, Harold 13,54 Doney, Nancy 40,52,57,59,60,68 Downing, Linda 15,46,50,57,61,93 Duden, Marvin 15,69,75,77,78,82, 85.91 Duke, Virginia 31,46,48,49,51,56, 58,63 Dukes, Larry 35,54 Durbin, Larry 35,54 Durbin, Roy 15,54 Embree, Ardith 15,68 Embree, Steve 31,54 Engleman, Deana 35,56,57,58,68 Engleman, Sharon 40,52,58 Erwin, Denny 35 Faldt, Chris 35,62 Flannery, Colleen 31 Flannery, Eddie 40,83 Flannery, Sharon 15,50,56,57,58, 59.62.68 Flener, Tom 31,45,46,62,65,69, 77,78 Flessner, David 35,53 Flessner, Mark 35,53 Flessner, Terry 35,53 Fletcher, David 35,83 Fletcher, Glenda 35,57,58,59,61, 62 Francis, Jeff 30,48,53,61,62,64 Fuller, Flo Ann 16,46,48,49,50,59, 60,62,64,65,68,90 Fuller, Marva 35,57,61,62,64,68,81 Gaydos, Vicki 31,52 Gary, Don 31,62,63,69,77,82,84 Gary, June 40,52,57,58,61 Goble, Gary 40 Goble, Gene 40 Goble, Raymond 43 Goodwine, Tom 31,45,54 Grant, Virginia 35 Greer, Carolyn 35,57,68 Grimes, Ruth 35,52,57,59,68 Grimm, Nancy 10,16,46,49,50,57, 62,71 Gritten, Starr 35,57,59,60,62,63, 64.68 Gross, Rex 40 Gutterridge, Larry 16,46,50,53,63, 90 Gutterridge, Linda 16,46,48,50,56, 62.64.65.68.71.91 Hadley, Raymond 31,45,46,49,51, 59.60.62.64.68 Hafner, Carl Hall, Lowell 31,75,80 Hamilton, Janis 35,56,57,58,61,71 Hammon, Cathy 40,58,59 Hammon, Marsha 35,52,57,62,63, 68,81 Hansbraugh, Wm. 40,75 Harden, Eddie 40 Harper, Jane 40,52,56,57 Harrison, Sandra 40,52,57,61,62,64 Hart, Mike 35 Hasler, Dale 31,54,61 Hasler, Gary 40 Hathaway, Leonard 16,45,46,53, 63.64.65.68 Hawkins, Carl 35,53 Hawkins, Erma 16,50,52 Hawkins, Marie 17,50,52,56 Haynes, Clark 40 Hays, Glenda 31,57,59,60,62 Hays, Larry 31,54 Hays, Margaret 31,46,48,49,58,59, 60.62.64.68 Hazelbaker, Helen 17,50,56,57,60 Hazelbaker, John 35,54 Hazelbaker, Judith 35 Hazelbaker, Kay 35,56 Headlee, Lois 17,49,50,57,62,91 Hendricks, Deanna 17,46,48,49,50, 52.59.60.62.68.92 Hendricks, Sandra 41,52,58,62,68, 81 Henk, Gary 35,54 Hess, Dennis 31,58,75,77,80,82,85 Hess, Gary 41,58,75,83 Hill, Marilee 31,57,68 Hobbs, Connie 35,56 Howie, Barbara 36 Hume, Terry 36 Hunt, Patricia 41,52 Ingram, Joyce 17,46,50,56 Isenhower, Linda 17 Jenkins, Dona 19,48,49,50,57,59, 61,62,63,64,65,70,71,93 Johnson, Lewis 36,75 Johnson, Sam 31,45,46,48,59,61, 62,64,68,75,79 Jones, Bob 36 Kamplain, Wesley 36,53 King, Denny 31,54,63 Koontz, Betty 36 Landers, Julaine 36,57,59,60,68 Langford, Marilyn 41,52,57,58,68 Langford, Melvin 31 Lane, Ed 36,54,75 Lane, Rick 36,53 Lamb, Lora 36,52,56,57,59,60,62 LaPierre, Wm. 41,53,75 La Valle, Tom 31,58,69,77,82,84 Leamons, Nolan 36 Lee, Mary 41,52,57,68 95 Lee, Phil 19 Lee, Rita 36,52,57,59,61,68 Lewis, Georgia 19,46,50,51,52,56, 57,62,64,65,93 Leverenz, Larry 36,45,59,61,62,69, 77.78 Lippert, Judy 41,57 Livingston, Sue 31 Livingston, Jim 41,75,83 Marble, Bob 36,83 Martin, Gene 36,53 Martin, Wade 31,54 Martoglio, Dick 10,19,50,62,64, 69.71.74.75.78 Mattis, Mike 19,46,54,69,90 Mauck, Bonnie 36,57,58,59,61,62, 68 McBride, Larry 41,83 McClure, Eddie 31,46,48,69,75,77, 79,82,84 McGlaughlin, Joe 21,45,49,50,62, 64.65.69.71.75.78.92 McQueen, Carol 36,56 McQueen, Clemxna 41,71 McQueen, Kenny 36,75 McVey, Dana 21,56,48,50,57,59,61, 62,68,81 Meade, Carole 36,49,59,60,62,68 Meade, Steve 21,48,49,50,53,62, 68.69.71.75.78.92 Megenhardt, Gene 36,54,75 Melton, Glen 31,49,61,68 Mercer, Charles 21,50,54,63 Michener, Peggy 36,52,57,59,60,62 Miller, Charlie 36 Miller, Dale 21,50,58,60,64,69,71, 74,75,78,81 Miller, Diane 31,45,49,56,57,59, 62,68 Miller, Joe 32,46,48,49,58,59,61, 62,64 Miller, Kenneth 41,75,83 Miller, Marsha 32,52,57,62,63,68, 81 Miller, Nancy 32,45,46,49,57,58, 59,62,68 Miller, Bob 32,54,64,68,75 Miller, Stephen 41,83 Mitchell, Janice 41,58,68 Mitchell, Larry 36,83 Moore, Curtis 32,45,53 Moore, Diana 41,51,57,58 Moran, Linda 41,52,56,58 Morgan, Roberta 41,58 Morman, Don 32,75,79 Mosher, Chris 41,83 Moulton, Donna 32,56,58,59,62,68 Mullins, Larry 36,45,61,62 Musson, Bill 36,75 Musson, Gladys 41,51,57 Musson, Linda 41,57,58,59,61 Musson, Richard 41,53 Neff, Janice 22,49,51,62,64,65,92 Nelson, Charlene 36,59,61,68 Nelson, Nancy 41,52,58,59 Oakwood, C. J. 22,53,62,65,69,91 Oakwood, Sue 32,57,62,63,64,65, 68,81 Pankow, Ricky 22,53 Pals, Tom 41,75,83 Pepping, Peggy 41,57,58,59,61,62 Pflugmacher, Wm. 41,53 Pichon, Wayne 32,62,64,75 Plater, Bob 35,69,75,78 Powell, Alice 41 Powell, Steve 41 Presswood, Ron 22,45,69,75,79,92 Priest, Dona 41,58,59,61 Pryor, Roger 41,75,83 Ray, Pamela 42,52,58 Redman, Sylvia 36,57,59,60,68 Redenbaugh, Charlene 22,50 Renfer, Ronnie 37 Richard, Barbara 32,57,58,59,61,68 Richards, Linda 42,57,68 Roberts, Connie 42,57,58,59,61,62, 68 Rogers, Becky 37,48,52,57,59,60 62,68 Rohrer, Linda 42,57,58 Roulane, Beverly 42,58 Ruggs, Larry 42,83 Sadler, David 37,61,83 Sage, Helen 42 Samuels, Mary 32,56 Sanders, Judy 23,50,57,62,64,68, 93 Satterlee, Betty 42,51,58 Saunders, Penny 32,68 Schafer, Frank 23,50,58,62,68,69, 75.79.93 Schafer, Fred 32,48,62,68,69,75, 80 Schramm, Sue 42,52,58,62 Seyfert, Betty 37,52 Seyfert, Jim 32,53 Sharp, Connie 23,46,50,52,56,57, 62.64.68.92 Sharpf, Bill 23,48,50,58,59,62,69, 71.74.75.77.78.84.88.93 Sigler, Linda 42,51,58 Sims, Paul 42,58 Sims, Stephen 37 Sisson, Lauren 32,56,57,68 Sisson, Laurence 42 Slade, Dave 23,54,69,75,79 Sloan, Judy 24,46,48,50,51,52,55, 56.57.62.65.92 Smith, Carol 24,45,46,50,56,57, 61,62,68,90 Smith, Carolyn 37,52,56,57,59,60, 62 Smith, Daryl 24,50,69,77,84,88 Smith, George 37,53 Smith, Larry 32 Smith, Steve 37,54 Snider, Jerry 32,53 Sperry, Larry 32,54,62,69,77,82,85 Stevens, James 42 Stuebe, Ken 37,69,75,80,83 Stuebe, Mary 24,50 Stringfield, Ray 10,25,48,50,62, 63,65,69,91 Sturtevant, Carole 32,46,49,56,57, 68,62 Sturtevant, Tom 24,54 Sullivan, James 37,75 Sullivan, Richard 37 Swallow, Kenneth 32,53,75,80 Swallow, Paula 37,51,52 Swan, Mary Jo 25,45,46,49,50,56, 57.59.60.62.65.68 Swan, Nancy 32,46,49,56,57,58, 59.60.62.68 Swengel, Lockie 32,46,48,59,60, 62,64,65,68,81 Swick, Terry 37,83 Swisher, Danny 42 Tanner, Pat 25,48,50,58 Tellier, Glenda 25,50 Thompson, Gloria 32,52,57,61,62, 64,68,71 Thompson, Jon 37,83 Thompson, Mike 25,93 Tibbetts, James 37 Todd, Connie 42,52 Todd, Marlene 42,52 Trankina, Bill 37,48,83 Trees, Rhonda 42,52 Trimmell, Gary 10,26,45,46,50,55, 62,65,92 Trinkle, Mary 32 Tucker, Robert 42,54 Tucker, Sandra 42,52,57,58,62 Turner, Linda 37 VanAllen, Gae 32,48,52,57,58,59, 62,63,64 VanVickle, Sandra 37 Verhoeven, Sandra 37,51,56 Vinson, Stephen 42,53 Vinson, Vicki 37,62,63,64,68 Walton, Bridget 37 Warner, Richard 37,83 West, Larry 32,53,54,69,77,85 Wheeler, Carl 26 Wheeler, Pete 42,75,83 Wheeler, Susan 26 Wheeler, Vicki 57 White, Joy 37,56,68 Williams, Linda 37,56,57,68 Williams, Robert 42 Wilson, Patti 42,52,57,58,59,61, 62.68 Wilson, Richard 32,45,69,75,79 Winkler, Connie 42 Winkler, Danny 42 Winslow, Arlene 37 Winslow, Lester 42 Woodard, Gene 42,75,83 Woodard, Myma 37,56 Wright, Lee 32,53,54,83 Wynn, Sam 26,54,69,71,75,80 Yarusinsky, George 37,48,61,62,68 Young, Carl 32,54 Young, Kent 26 Young, Neil 42,48,62,75,83 96 ' • _ H Y VV ' ! -rv� • - - , v - «-v . -■ .-v - ' • X ' ' ‘ H - .. --, '„,' ' V - -i'S Ak V N .. ■. . ■ ■ J Y v; Hx Y . 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