Pekin High School - Pekinian Yearbook (Pekin, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1960 volume:

Www f7Z7pwd J PE Edrtor Larry Kranmch Busrness Manager Mary Kay Keller Sports Edrtor Randy Becker P1cture Edltor Barb Huber Artrst Staff Sandy Coley Jan Jackson Janet Baer Bobbr Ball Kathy Schackler Nancy Utech sENloRs... ...p.24... 'h...... Q3 JL ,- W JuNloRs... ...p.54.., sPoRTs. . . . . .p. 65. . . J ACTIVITIES ....... p. 81 . . . soPHoMoREs. .p. 108 FRESI-IMEN ...,.. p. 120 fi fx ij :,.! ,D we X4 ,W Qfffxifw, ,. s Y., f wi ml ww ,- 45 QQ, +6 W. Q m:aw53yfaqQg'WA ' W in f, Fix, V ,, Z V1 1 nw vi 5 9 a f if 43 Y 9 x Q t1.nnP'-f , f f' ,,,.,..M- -MF ' M6320 avr- A E315--' 5 ? '4'5?' Mr. Foote, and Mr. Holman Boys' Counselors Dean of Boys--Mr. Chronic H' -1 - Mrs. Lannert, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Lalley AGRICULTURE Mr. Dowell BUSI N ESS Mr. Bergerhouse TT' Mrs. Buysse, Miss Jabsen, and Mrs Barra Mr. Spaniol Mr. Steingraber Miss Strauch, and Miss Young Mr. Franz ' fe ' iw L i 'Mn .....- :vga . ,, 'MQ f-F A .M s P Q, 1 Y ZW , .Q V in lf' A 53+ A in 2 N WX, Y N QQ' ha Y? '-'M R J , if-Hg' 12:95,- Dan King and Wanda Neavear, two freshmen who are in the reading clinic for a four weeks' period, are using material from the SRA Reading Labora- tory. Miss Eloise Schneider, reading chairman, explains the use made of the tachistoscope during the freshman reading program to Mr. J. B. Good, Mrs. Helen Koring, Mr. Don Lemmer, Mr. Merle Stratton, and Mr. Nelson Eddings. Lonnie Hutchison and Mike Stovall attempt to improve their reading speed and comprehension by using the reading accelerator. ,. , 2 Q, ? 1: a W 'If ,K qxxgf a ,Nw ,Qi 5 w :Jw i'lQ'f zxspi W Mr. McCreight Mr. Workman and Mr. Newlin if ',,fw V . -1' ,. Mr. 'ii' Melchers and Mr. Patzer 13 .X Miss Ruey and Mrs. Zieg 1 Homemaking LANGUAGE Mrs. Townsend, Latin Mrs . Clark, Fam P3 JS ull QI 6 1 If Miss Metzger and Miss Ferguson SPANISH LABORATORY A language laboratory was put into use for the first time at P.C.H.S. This year all Spanish students have worked in the lan- guage laboratory at least two of their five class periods a week. The lab consists of thirty booths each of which are equipped with earphones and fourteen of which have microphones. In the front is a machine which records four- teen voices on one tape at the same time. By means of this equipment all students hear their lesson through their earphones repeating words phrases and sentences Fourteen of the students have their voices recorded and then are able to compare their responses and their pronounciatron with that of the master voice The lab enables a student to recite and practice much more than he is able to in a regular class Iso lated rn his individual booth distractions are at a minimum for the student The teacher can communicate to each rndi vidual directly without disturbing the rest of the class It 15 possible to have as many as three different lessons going on simul taneously thus providing for 1nd1v1dual differences P C I-l S is the first high school to have the advantage of this par ticular laboratory set up L 5X Mr. Fildes, Mr. Dixon, Miss Cavins, Mr. Norwood, Mr. Rein, Mrs. Kalbachen, Mr. Newman, Mr. Hiett, Miss Jaggers, and Mr. Moss. Mr. Norwood, Mr. Fildes, and Miss Jaggers 16 MATH DEPARTMENT The third floor of the English building was completed this year to house the math department, which is headed by Mr. Fildes. Students are arranged in classes according to their ability. Their ability is determined by the tests given upon entrance to P.C.l-l.S. In 1954 Pekin High joined a project for the purpose of improv- ing school mathematics. This is called the UICSM project. We are just one of many schools partici- pating in this program. The teachers are receiving special instruction, and they are collecting manuscripts and co- ordinating reports from partici- pating teachers. A proposal was accepted to make a series of films to be used in preparing teachers for the beginning course in the UICSM program. These films will be used at the conference this summer. The development of new text materials is a phase of this new math project. Pictured at left are the partic- ipating teachers in this new pro- gram. P E DEPARTMENTS Glrls Gym Teachers Boys Gym Teachers Mr Pauley Mt Thomas, Mx Wells, and Mr Reld 17 ' I Miss Harris, Mxs. Miller, Mrs. Tindall, and Miss Francis I 1 , 0 I 0 ' 0 SCIENCE Mr. Oakley, Mr. Sisson Miss Reidelb BIOLOGY PHYSICS Mr. Reynolds Mr D 11 h CHEMISTRY .Q X9 x 5 1 sa, 4 V 3 b 2 5 1, 4, ? J 1 ' -'ii ff' ' 1 A2933 'Q J K KY ... , , fg, 1,14 A 44.1 A ' fL'i13ZfPP? WK i l .. 4 ' 0 I. mi X Pj......--1-4 -V V Ma n wr ff. 1 if feb 'H . , V' ,Q A , .L ye tiff f 1 Q i4 K' ' m 5 Eli? V ,,,., ,--f -nr A 4 W M, 'g O M,.QTW.wq' Fw 1' K ,f. 'fa A W-HW HN Y 'Q A Ili ,, .f . ' QL! :V pf an-wqq....f ' MRP ....-4 Miss Hanod, Drama SPEECH AND DRAMA Mr. Dougherty, Speech DRIVER TRAINING Mr. Baechler and Mrs. Custer 1 L-.A....B mb VOCATIONS AND HEALTH Mr. And Mr. Vuci NURSE LIBRARIANS '7Nl::-N as. M1Fh Miss Master Mrs. Heiple Mrs. Belvill E IOR fda? SEN IO R CLASS OFFICERS Rlck Lopassa Goran W1k1ande1', Bob Brown, and Jerry Trlmmer 24 2 CLA S k M f Mk X x A , f W f f N! W I 72 1 X fy' 1,1 V X W lk , mx Hx . 7 U T--WT ff . ,A,... Iv- 'J 2 ' 'I U ' I fs 4 ' J I J. r- i Byron Adcock Mike Aimone Trudie Alessi . Sheila D. Arnett 32-.W Terry Adkins SENIORS ,IW 1 ff X Larry Allen Judith Anderson Mary Jane Bloom Anderson Connie Sue Ashbrook Ted Babcock Larry Bailey A-'Qi f2.'!.., The Royal Coup1e Queen Julie and King Dean Tom Basco Darrell Becker xg ' -ln.. u' ' B 9 . B . -x, Richard Bailey CLASS OF 6O Roma Batchelder Michael Beers Emily Bauman Jerry Bell Bobbi Ball Ruth Barling Jerry Beasley Mary Christine Bell 4.5- lv Suzan Belville Phyllis Berardi Donna Berchtold Rudy Berg Julie Bergdahl Sharon Birkey Harry Black Tom Bladen Joe Bosse Judy Boston Roger Bowm an in-F SENIORS Caution: School Treasurer at work F Paul Boyer Jim Brown CLASS OF 6O Gary Brecher Shirley Brunner Bob Brush Larry Callahan Betty Camden Connie Carter Rodney Challenger Sandy Coley Barbara Ann C araway f 'i QQ QXCZ A- ? ffl 5' 4 t E C, , i , C SENIORS Walter Champion Kayle en Conaghan in Jack Cinotto Marilyn Conway Sharon Claton Barry Cooper YS'- x 'Uk Dan Crociani Ray Di Donato Sharon Crafton Larry Creglow Judith Dickson Judy Ann Dixon Wur- ,qt R M 38 'P or '1 '1 !f'f'T Bob Dobson Jim Dolen Ellen Dollahon Don S. Doneghue Dick Doren Sharon Domon Karen Duley Nancy Dunruway Karen Durr linda Duthoo Margaret Egert if Llnda Eh1'1Ch Dale Ellmghausen Steve Eyrse Karen Farson Larry Fels Fred Feltner Margaret Fisher Marllyn F1sher CLASS OF 6O Linda Fletcher ir: Cammie Fluegel Bill Fomoff Judy Foster Judy Friedrich Martha Forbes SENIORS D ean Fox Lowell Frigard Arlen Freeman Sandra Freeman Jo Ann Fryman Steve Gambel Wharf We could have danced all night. CLASS OF Carolyn Garhsh Patty Gebhart Pat Go1ns Carol Good D aniel Gannon 60!! Soma Guard Judy Goodln Ray Garber Bill Gardiner Becky Goeken Wllma Goodhck ,L n M y k to id ' U David Goodman Denny Goodman Judy Goss Gerald Graber Danny Gray John Gray Milton Gray Sandra Thompson Gray SENIORS Beverly Grendel Bemadine Groen Keith Groen f. K P XV l fri Bruce Gustafson Judy Hale Georgie Ann Hallowell Clara Hamilton Harlan Hannah Ernest Harkleroad Brenda Harper Betty Harris ki Ml CLASS OF 6O Donna Hayes Lany Hedrick uv -C7 Jerry Hawksworth .A . , i Q, . W , , fl Richard Heisel , 1 L1 Jay Heisel Cary Heiser SENIORS Janet Herrin Carol Herron Etta Hershey Janet Hieser Linda Hild George Hinkle Camilla Hoffman Donald Hogue W' 4' , '--: :gi K Was that four packages of paper? Eddie Howard George Isenberg Q if Alan Hootman CLASS OF 6O Judy Hoyle Donna Ivey Ed Huber Karen Johns Roger Hoover George Hopkms Mick Ingrassi Kenneth Johnson bf 'L' E , ,M Xiffkw I Q 2 gi ax: 55 M ' is ' X 43 ' Micheal Johnson Sydney Johnson Albert Jones Danny Kelch Thomas Keyes Dave K1mes SENIORS Marcxa Knacknuhs R1ta Knackmuhs Larry Krann1ch Karen Keil Sharron K11n S emors DO study' QSomet1mes 'Q . , r , ..wQ?gif av A ,S A H gi - ' - 1. my Q M ,e-aj . '7 1 ' H, , ,, I x f ,kb .. :H F ' ff' 1 , f is W Miaymrv' +R ' 19 fi' X l 'i 'fur' Gary Krohn Charlotte Kumpf Nora Lane Bill Lawson Larry Lelm Phyllis Lemons Sandra LeRoy Diane Lewis CLASS OF 60 Y' A Y- ' Y rv A ffb- - n: :f - -LA ,-- Qi 4 - - I A ig Sharon Lichtenberger Darlene Livingood Sheila Lipscomb f in mn wi W A e 5.1 Judith Look M X EH' 3' -Q11 ,fa K 1' ' ,W ,WK X 0 O ' ls Xyl ,- Q K Ellen Livengood Rick Lopossa SENIORS Joan Lowman Richard Lutes Tim Lyon Eleanor Manchester Hermine Maseman Linda Mathis Betty Mayer Sharon McCue x LaNan McGowan Nancy McK1nney Donna Me ersemar CLASS OF Terry Meine Diane Mervis Larry Meyer Judy Meyers Donna Milford Donald Millard Albert Miller Donald Miller Larry Miller Anita Carol Moore Evelyn Morgan Larry Moss Patricia Mullooly Tom Munson Nancianne Neikirk Carole Nelson Brenda Newell Vicky Nichols Dorean Nievar SENIORS That's a cute idea. Patricia Oberle Tom Orrick Mary Osterman Carol Patrick X Mr mins B111 P1 gman SENIORS Sue Peck Larry Ramsell A1 Randall Penny Ann Reaktenwalt Carol Reeder Marie Reichert Dean Rebuffoni Terry R eilly Nancy Reed Jane Riley Hal' Larry Riviere CLASS OF 6O Jim Sayers Valerie Scotti John Roberts Alan Robinson Gary Schumm Bob Scroggs Suellen Seelye Jim Seward Carol Shawver Ken Sheldon Glenda Sheppard Hugh Simer Carolyn Smith Jerry Smith SENIORS Jim Smith John Smith Dorothy Smock Dennis Snider Carolyn Stranz f fx Cralg Thxes 1 s , x X, x wx 'xl- W 'M , 7 IJ l X , N I gvw Q 3- X Maj: is if Mary Thomas Louella Thompson Richard Thorp Jimmie Lee Trantham Fr' viii'- 3 ln-. Brenda Thompson SENIORS Barbara Timke Judy Trimm Jerry Trimmer Richard Trumpy Donnie Tomlinson Jean Ulrich fl Looking for something? Joanne Vogel Judy Walters Phillip Unzicker CLASS OF 6O Barbara Von Boeckman Annabeth Ward Terry Von Boeckman Graham Wamer Nancy Utech Jeff Velde Ladonna Waggoner Larry Weiland qv' Glenn Weinstein Carol Weiss Dinah Welch Gale Werner Joe Weyhrich Earl Whited Neil Wicker Goran Wiklander Esther Williams Joyce Williams Tom Wiseman SENIORS Oops! That's the way to get them, Judy. 'i fe. , r , ,L ,A me J? . v W f Carole Wooclmancy Pat Workman Byron Young C arole Zehr CLASS O Judy Wytcherly Judy Ziebert F 6O Melody Yergler Gary Zimmerman Darlene Zobel Sally Zuckweiler KS JUNIOR JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: A. C. Heisel, Char Frings, Dick Monge LA wx-mkumyu KXKVM1 IQ W X 1 v- fx Ax ig c c 6 1 9 9 .X Y Y X X l Q X X , 'fn X XiE lx' XX - S Qwm fx Sq ' xf xx A U-xx X XX, M X X , X, 'W W ' T kwin' V HW W 1 , 9 f X JZ' ,A f I, if. O Curtis Boyer Nancy Albertson Lawrence Albrecht Karen Aleshire Sharon Andrews Sharon Antrim Glen Armstrong Sheryl Arnett Penny Arterberry Lillian Ashbrook Victoria Ashworth Robert Bacchesch Janet Baer Geneva Ball Sandra Ball Elizabeth Bearden Donald Beck Donald Becker Jayson Becker Jerry Becker Pamela Beecham Gloria Bennewitz Ellen Benson Patricia Berardi Gregory Bingham Sharon Bledsoe Jack Bloom Elaine Bodeen Martin Bonham Alfred Bonjean Bruce Bowen Roy Charlene Jack Ralph Braksick Brown Brown Bnish Maurice Bullard Sandra Burns Charles Bush Ruth Bussert James Cameron Kay Cannon Daniel Carey Robert Carpenter Tex Carrington Dennis Clifton Carol Clinebell Sharon Cochran William Collander Bonnie Colson Janet Comfort William Conkel Carl Conway Janet Conway Stephen Craig Mary Culshaw Virginia Curry Earl Dagit Barbara Darnaby Warren Davis I : ! r 2: 5 , 'if f Tobi DeKalb Paul Deland Sharon Diegel Michael Dingerson Ronald Doren Vernon Doubet -x 4, 3 K' , ' 1 s. 'E' ,I ,. T Q f . 'Q' .dr ,,r, ,Qf li f Q, E212 i , . 1 .us CLASS OF 6l o-- Richard Richard Gwendolyn Dowell Dragisic Duden 5 it Terry Dui ts I 1 v-ff-L Fi Sara Char Duke Dumville 'N . x .ga 1 Q ni' I Mary James Flo Joanne Durham Duthoo Edgar Eichelberger JUNIORS Bill Eldridge S.. Carole Emmons ,wllgg V, . -- I is ff E 'Q it F S . gf , , we 'li 3 s 'L 1' A ,....f f , F Q' ,f . , ,Q i ,K-v V . Jr 6' 5 f X if 7 5 Ronald Erxlenben Donald Euteneuer Sandra Everett Judy Eye Delores Fields David Fildes Clara Fischer Alfred Floyd Russell Forbes Carol Fornoff Carolyn Frampton Douglas Franks Randy Frazier Paula Fredrich Connie Friederich Charlotte Frings Dennis Fulk Judy Garman Pat Gebhardt Dale Gerber Sandra Goff Ida Good Karen Gosnell Larry Gray Robert Griffiths Gary Grossweiler Wayne Hall John Hall Christy Ham ann Linda Hamm Charles Linda Hampton Hancock IA Linda Harvey Barbara Hayes Sandra Heflin Sharron Heinzelman A. C. Heisel Stephen Heisel Ed Heiser Pat Helmig Lucy Hering Kathy Herring John Hicks Minnie Higgins Constance Hileman Phillip Himmel Michael Hodapp Deron Hoerr George Hoerr Barb ara Hoffman Jo Ellen Hoffman Barbara Hofreiter Barbara Huber Marilyn Hudson Camille Hunter Thomas Imming Carol Jackson Jan Jackson Eddie Jacobs William Jarnagan Margie Joesting Jacqueline Johnson Merrill Johnson Wayne Johnson Ralph Jones David Jorden Judy Karch Mary Kay Kelle Lewis Kerby David Kemey Dennis Kerns Kenneth Kettell Richard Kettell Barbara Kettering Carol King Althea K.nol1 Diane Koch Richard Kochendorfer Robert Konng Dennis Krohn Bernice Lannert Roger Laurent Gary Lawson Daniel Lewis Carol Leaver Judy Linebaugh George Lohman James Lohnes Rebecca Lohnes Patricia Look Carol Louwers Sandra Lowry y urs Larry Ronald Lumley Lutz Maneno Maneno Manning Maquet cc. , ' r li Janet Marrs Constance Martin Donald Martin Glennis Martin Jack Marzoff Janice Massa Carolyn May Joan McClanahan Gary McCulley Susan McDonald David McMillan Marie Messer John Miener David Miller Karl lvliller Marianne Miller Michael Minton Richard Monge , Gb ' LW-- U F l' N A 1 W Sue Montgomery Joyce Moore Willis Moore Sandra Myers George Neavear Randall Neavear Carol Nelson Jerald Nelson Joyce Newberry Sandra Oliver Linda Olt Sharon Sue Ondrey CLASS OF 61 xl, Car-01 Raymond Carol David Gabriel Mike Opper Park Parker Pasley PSIHY Patterson ff W! EW' Shirley Barbara Kent James Peake Phillips Planck Ple asants Margery Poepsel Potter JUNIORS 41 A N if 'M- ri' Cheryl Potts Bill Powers Kathryn Proehl Alta Radford Sharon Ramey Sara Rankin Peggy Reed Charlene Reuling Donald Reynolds Evalyn Richardson Lynn Ripper Rachil Riviere Judith Rogers Shirley Rodgers Everett Roots Dianne Rossi Helen Rossi Gary Ruppel Barbara Rush Wanda Russell Martin Rutledge Dennis Salvador Carole Samms Patricia Samms Carol Sauter Donna Sayers Cheryl Saylor Kathy Schackler John Schad Janet Schneider 1 Cheryl Sewell Shirley Shanklin Judith Shaw Judith Sheppard Penelope Sherman Gaynell Simpson Ronald Skogley laura Slagel Robert Smalley Carolyn Smith Meta Smith Susan Smith Janice Snider Sharon Snow Paula Stake Peggy Starcevich Judy Starrick Sharon Stecker Carol Stone Lillian Stonecipher Richard Story Sandra Stovall Cindy Sumney Shelby Sundell Joan Sutton Patricia Syfert Robert Thayer Janet Thomas Gary Thome Mary Thurwanger Jud Delores Jimmy Larry Judlth Y Schott Schuler Sego Sevier Seward avi av' Y' f CLASS OF 61 'E' 1 Q j ,Rx -, JA . M M 7 v-.MR I 4. 363 if PM 6- S 'ff' 2 55, my 'im Y 54' i 1 ,- , yi 8 ,, .. 1 vs .Q 5 Frank Tincher Barbara Tolbert ' Robert Tortorice - H :wt Arthur Tumilty Q . V Sallie Underwo Yvonne Van , 9 5 . if I Sheila Van Note - Z , ,ig 1 j Mary Venovich Harry Virden Sibyl Vogel Xa' if George Voll 3 Penny Walbert 41 L. 1 if 'Q all John Wall Julie Warren Gerald Waskowski Margo Watson Sandra Watson Sharon Weakley A Earnest Whited Terry Wieburg Sharon Wiemen Jenny Wiley Marcia Willock Marlene Willock if ,b ' A Carol Willsey . L Jeannette Wilson Henry Wiseman Jeanne Wolfer Judy Woodruff Dorothy Yates cLAss or -'61 W ,wif-b Barbara Lelia Terry James Karlene Sandra Becky Yentes Z ' ' ' ' ears Zehr Zregenbein Zimmerman Zimmerman Zinner D I Natten SPORTS xXS VZQJ7-O!? N Z jr AWfl'1xnIV5ll' uf 4,4 if Q K Q ' 1 X! V1 , fx 2 ff cl ' ' ' f Q f ' m fig J V I ' fflfuiff K A X J 5 ,X 1,7 . px ,- ' jgffqlf V fm ist It's warm-up time for the Pekin cheerleaders during a game in 17-degree weather, Sandy Ball, Claire Abbott, Bonnie Von Boeckrnan, Judy Woodruff, Barb Von Boeckman. CHEERLEADERS Fresh-Soph Ag --A Susan Ball, Kay Callahan, Eloise Marshall Wh fw 2 x we NK H55 Ji! E ling pd -cf 1- N Z1 If cn 2 1- CD an ..- N U L5 E O as cn O Q di :Z l-4 .-L' U E bl a :s II .-i vi L-1 1-4 Q3 U A4 O ': I-4 O .E uf 'U ci 4-J x-4 OJ IJ .KZ O -a A1 rd I-1 CCI ni .: GJ I-1 ,-C3 O GJ rd D3 .CI U Gi O 0 3 O od AJ V1 v-1 ,o bx IU 2 1-4 O G' 5 Q3 D5 Q-4 D4 an Q ri' ua 'U 3 GJ m 1-4 O 2 J: V5 ul '-3 .E 0 3 L5 3 O CC 'cs c 51 if TS nson, Coach W D .C O 5 Wicker, K. D. Z Q: vii 3. :Q E CV 4: O0 .E rn lj :5 O va n-4 Q3 4-1 4-I HS D-4 2 o D5 .-i r-1 Sf E CL .-4 :5 KU DD 1- Q L5 if :r o' C5 2 eyri 3 I of 'sf us G5 s- C0 SI v-4 2 H.. Q2 -4 TT-1 2 d nu agi Tim Lyo QS' GJ ...1 'Doc H8 Staker, Jimmy ' Q5 51 P11 ua .Z Q 5 :J l-3 S: cd ... 0 0 :S 2 Q uf cu 5 as E I cu -X -L' an Q J U 3 kel ni .-C I-' Co ni D -C 0 cv 0 O Pauley, ler G HOMECOMING COURT Susan Bclville Quugn Juhg Berg, .1111 Barb XvOI1B.JCC1iH1J1'1 3 , . f, , 1, Mike Bullard Dean Fox race Clark Dlck Dragisic Dale Ellinghausen Dick Doren Don Euteneuer Milton Gray 1 Denny Fulk Gary Crossweiler MEN Mick Ingrassi Gary Stake: Tim Craxg Thless on Gene John Fresh Soph Teams PIR E PEKIN mx P N 1 ' I-L. 3 SOPHOMORES Rhoades Lew1s,Franks Massa Galser Deppert BACK ROW Coach Baechler McCarthy Lucera Brecher Kellogg Hall Coach Reld ABSENT W1ll1ams FRESHMEN Mlller, Swmtzer, Anderson, Shaffer, Mason, Just, Tortor1ce,Nelson,JoneS BACK ROW Coach Baechler Rlvxere, Rowan, Sherock, Melton, Penn, Hopkms, Edwards, Coach Reld, ABSENIT Ryan 75 BASKETBALL I. .' X 1 M W' V X1 in ! f 93 xi, A fungi' 7 'fa :ns 23 h Ya! if Q jx' .f A1 Y , x ', Qu! A x -ff l A 'N X bww I Larry Creglow , Bob Dobson .9 KX 1' a 1 uf? I A ' x Bill Fomoff MANAGERS Bruce Gustafson, Chuck Wey- rich, Doc Lee, Neil Wicker, V Richard Kirgan. Coach Cam 76 Dale Ellinghausen M1 X K i Xf f Arlen Freeman f- t, K X 156 Denny Fulk ...X B111 P1gman Pekm Pekln Pekm Pekm Pekln Pekm Pekrn Pekln Pekm Pekln Pekln Pekrn Canton 59 Woodruff 46 Qumcy 44 W3Sh1HgIOH 51 East Peorla 56 Rrchwoods 61 Central 64 Gale burg 67 'vlanual 61 Lrmestone 59 Kewanee 45 Spaldlng 67 Pekln Pekln Pekrn Pekm Pekln Pekln Pektn Pekln Pekln Pekln Pekln LETTERMEN PEKIQX PEKIR pea 251 X R1Ck Lopossa Jerry Trlmm er XNW' saeafsaeeeessi ' T XJ 5 P X :::::::::::: 'H K - x K df f t . ' . ' h 1. x ' 1 - . ' - J A N rg 'ls' ' I was ' . Q 1 L X 45 st Lx C3 CI' A -J 4 Ji O5 CO UW UD Ji T' 'fp 'T' T' 'T Cf' F ff' ?' T' T' , I I I I I I I I I I I t ' ' ' ' M' Q N . W. ' 'X 112' ff J 1. X - I fy Tying 5 ' ,f 1 3 , - W sf sw X 1 I .. - i K th! wzi V ' n' . , ' ff 'l D X N A A 1 u E37 Jerry Holman Glen Wemstem Central 42 Manual 61 Llmestone 38 Decatur Else 65 Lamphrer 61 Spaldlng 63 Woodruff 67 Llncoln 41 East Peorla '70 Rlchwoods 54 Vlollne 64 Thls year the Pekm Hrgh School Basket ball team took the Reglonal Trtle and won ftrst place ID the Sectronal showlng then outstandlng abrlxty by edglng out 'vlanual ln a thrrlllng over tlrne battle One of the reasons for thls was the ex cellent tralnrng of Coach Cam who drd a marvelous Job whrch IS evrdent from the team s behavlor on the floor He has brought the team through wrth flylng colors when It was vltally needed thus maktng thls years basketball season one the students wlll long remember 77 1 .Z :'0e'f it REGIONAL CHAMPS ,xx of l Us -Q ,. K-7 lr 1 If 4 The Pekin Chinks, a group of young men with a mission to accomplish, set out to do just this the night of February 29 in the Peoria-Limestone gymnasium. Our first opponent was the Deer-Creek Mackinaw 5 and our Chinks rolled over them 60-38. The next game was with the pride of the small schools in Tazewell County, the Green Valley Hornets They were a great little team but again couldn 't handle the Chinks. In the Regional Finals we were to play a team we had defeated twice. ln one game we won by one point and in the other won in an overtime 72-70, but in the championship game the Chinks were Red Hot and ran over the East Peoria Red Raiders '76-48. Sixty Regional Champions were then assigned to 15 Sec- tional Tournaments and these Champions along with the Chicago Champion would make up the Sweet 16. The Kewanee Boilermakers were the first assignment and the Chinks quickly disposed of them '76-44. Then came the unbelievable story of the Championship game with Peoria Manual. 78 SECTIONAL CHAMPS PERKIN IN ACTION Two of the main cogs in Pekin 's 1959-60 basketball campaign, which produced Regional and Sectional cham- pionships along with a shiny 22-7 record, were Rick Lo- possa and Jerry Trimmer. Rick, a smooth and graceful manipulator at 6-3, gave the Chinks the pivot man with all the moves while Trim- mer, a fierce competitor, took charge of the backcourt duties along with Arlen Freeman. The pair combined to pace the offensive attack as LoPossa averaged near 17 points per game and Trimmer 15. Perhaps Rick's finest one-game effort came in the sectional finals when he rammed in 31 points as the Chinks outlasted Manual 81-79 in that never-to-be-for gotten overtime thriller. Trimmer, the southpaw with the deadly 20-foot jumper, enjoyed his biggest night against Woodruff when he pumped in 27 markers. The remarkable LoPossa received much in the way of awards as a result of his tremendous season's effort. The highest of these honors was his selection to the Chicago Daily News' 20-man all-state squad while also being named to the All-Northern all-stars, and a third team berth on the Champaign News-Gazette's all-state team. In his own area, Rick was a unanimous selection on both the Illini and Mid-State Eight all conference squads, and was awarded the Jimmy Doc Lee most valuable player award Trimmer was awarded honorable mention on both the Daily News and News-Gazette's all-state Mid-State Eight Con- ference teams. Jerry was also selected honorary captain of the 1959-60 Chinks. CROSS COUNTRY x my A ,Qi ,Q 1 4- Steve Patay Paul Boyer, Steve Cralg, Doug Franks Bob Gr1ff1th, Ralph Harms Larry Albrecht Lynn Fngard Lowell Frrgard Larry Bequearth Mr McFeron TRIANGULAR MEETS Low Pomt Washburn 19 Pekrn 39 Washrngton 70 Normal 30 Pekm 46 Pekrn 46 Morton 48 Tremont 29 Rrchwoods 36 Pekm 56 Rrchwoods 26 Pekm 36 East Peoua 60 DUAL MEETS Pekrn Peorra 19 Pekm Low Point Washburn 27 Pekm Rrchwoods Pekm Manual 31 Pekrn Woodruff 23 Pekin East Peoua 37 Pekm Peorra 27 Pekm Lrmestone 29 Peorra Invrtatronal 22nd out of 29 schools I111n1 Conference 4th out of 5 schools Vlrdstate 8 Conference 3rd out of 7 schools Drstrrct 5th out of 12 schools 0 Wsix H , . . , . . .y , . , , , . . . 39 . . 29 . - ' 42 ' 18 Pekin 43 Lincoln 20 ' ' 24 ' 35 5 . 20 . X . 28 . .QM H 7 q ' 27 ' W1 .Q 6 ' N X . 8 WRESTLING V A R S I T Y FRONT ROW: J. Roberts, H. Mcrvis, D. Kelch, L. Park, B. Beebout, R. DiDonato, D. Kettell. 2nd ROW: Coach Custer, L. Lutes, M. Beers, D. Millard, B. Carpenter, H. Clark, D. Euteneuer. LIB!! 'X S Q U A D .1- FRONT ROW: C. Moses, A. Hinthom, L. Frigard, M. Dingerson, B. Anderson, R. Breaden. MIDDLE ROW: D Reynolds, P. Olts, B. Eldridge, L. Adcock, B. Hinkle, C. Armstrong, N. Lovelale. TOP ROW: K. Everett-- Manager, J. Croso, D. King, W. Champion, J. Jordan, E. Lennington, D. Pasley. 81 SWIMMING - A5 V I I il 1st ROW: B. Hild, D. Renfrow, J. Ripper, U. Albertsen, M. Wells, J. Hodges, J. Zukweiler, J. Alton, J. Baier, J I-Iawksworth. 2nd ROW: R. Johnson, E. Roth, D. Becker, J. Smith, D. Doneghue, D. Clifton, F. Tincher, D. Hor necker, M. Fisher. 3rd ROW: D. Scroggs, S. Patay, G. Grossweiler, D. Miller, D. Conkel, B. Scroggs, K. Dowell Boyer, Coach Wells. This was the first year that Pekin High had a swimming team. Even though they didn't have a very good record, because of lack of experience ,,.,. the boys put forth a lot of effort and time practicing. SWIMMERS TAKE YOUR MARK--GO lillilllllll v - anna nonnllllanum-an f.w..M.,. . . , 1 ba. 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QW CLUBS XXXQ Gurs Cub 1 It s your move Chess on Checkers Wh ch would you pr fer tea or coffee? x ,xi 42 and that's the tr1gger ' 91 Hunhng on Fishing is Ak Si1me chartam et sti1um Lafin Club CLUBS What you are to be, you are now becoming. Library Club 92 Therefore Ipropose . . . National Forensic League Y 5 v f K '1 fl Lrg N v x :Ax 1 N V -N stitch in time saves nine Needlecrcfi 'I -shit iQue' magnifico! Spanish Club C .fa O I A girls organization for the purpose of developing good social living. Put your best foot forward. Y-TGCDS FfeShfTlen Top Club 93 N . VY'-rw-uszefsw.. vm, V ,,,.-P NATIONAL ig f. 0 . X af mfg ff - 1 1 iff? bike! A EW H Iv-all-sun 1 f as M54-mf Q M153 kg? Jumors Jerry Beasley, Juhe Bergdahl, Ellen Dollahon Manlyn F1sher, JoAnn Fryman, Steve Gamble, Kelth Groen Bruce Gustafson Camllla Hoffman, Donna Mrlford Larry Moss, Patr1c1a Mullooly Namann Ne1k1rk Stephen Patay Ardxs Tebben Jean U1r1ch The Nanonal Honor Socrety was founded ln 1921 by the Natlonal Assocratlon of Secondary School Prmcxpals The purpose of thrs SOCICIY IS to stlmulate the hxgh scholarshlp constructlve leadershlp purposeful servrce and worthy character of the students Ln the 94 I I , - W 4, L! yd,- Q 'W 3' as , Q s n gn I 1 I L' ,WB ,V i X ,Y 5 X 2 E 43 l f 'l l 12 r ' . . , . . . , 7 I Y 7 Y , . . , HONOR SOCIETY Pa Juniors and Seniors Gary Avery, Carolyn Beasley, Richard Beck, Dimitri Beres, Gaylor Bonham, Patricia Bramlage, Lee Brecher, Donita DeGarmo, Barbara DuPage, John Elliff, Albert Foster, Gayle Morgan, Jane Nethery, Cheryl Nugen, Don Patterson, John Rossi, Bruce Sommer, Sandra Strand, Julie Anderson, Barbara Blumenschien, Claudette Bonjean, Sharron Brown, Barbara Clausen, Roger Eggena, James Eldridge, Carol Glass, Eleanor Hall, Patricia Hasselman, Darold Hogue, James Keith, Arthur King, Judith Kirgan, Larry Kirgan, Gerald Kocher, Vicki LeGrande, Yolanda Maquet, Harriet Martin, Richard Nauman, Sandra Peck, Gerald Pescaglia, Jane Reynolds, Diane Rogovin, Ellen Rowan, Agnes Slagel, Kathryn Ubben, Donald Washburn, Wade Weber. secondary schools of the country. These students are chosen by the faculty. The function of this society is to perform useful and purposeful services in the school and community. 95 I . STUDENT COUNCIL I can't believe it! Guess who I'm for? W5 b I rr:-rx 'y gases: ' is Q 4- ., ' ef 5 121 7 my ,s - X 's s I gf gi fl if tl Q ,,sl'Ff?.1-W': snr --r0 l1 mf, Ni, 'V Q lin! Q 'pq'-9'.'N5f 'I Nothing up there nv--he ELECTIONS OF 1959 I ll In , , X J ff 4132- 2 ki ' QWQIF' ex wg, 4 iii N lim X rm A' Down from the bleachels, up to the Big Four. If I'm elected, I promlse to 97 I.et's go on a safarl and fmd the Blg Four My Y -an Ri C37 'at i' - sm., f:::: ,T ' FOREIGN EXCHANGE Different organizations in the United States sponsor foreign students to come to America and American students to visit foreign countries to learn their customs also to gain a better under- standing of the country, which makes better relationships in the world. Steve Gamble, an outstanding student of P.C.l-l.S. is having the privilege of participation QD , , in an eight month around-the-world tour. Steve is with a group of forty students selected from the entire country touring the United States and J' thirteen foreign countries. Because of Steve's participation in extracurricular activities and of his interest and knowledge of the Far East he was chosen for the group. The students are tutored by nationally known professors and will 98 3 'll-.lv ' , u it , Q X v, ' , ,HQ STUDENTS return May 21 to graduate with their own senior class. Steve will stay in the homes of English speaking native families. In Japan he is staying with the Hasebe family. The favorite game for Steve and his foster family is chess, and as for a meal, Steve enjoys fried shrimp and vegetables. This is the first year P.C.H.S. has a foreign exchange student. He is Goran Wiklander, en- rolled as a senior. His home is Halsingburg, Sweden, which is approximately the size of Pekin. Goran's father is a surgeon in Halsing- burg. The E,B. Groen family has adopted him during his stay in Pekin. Goran enjoys American food, and also for recreation, he en- joys playing tennis, golf and is a pianist. M f ,Mi 'Wf ,aw . 'jr ref! , 99 PEKINOIS STAFF ,W SEATED rn front Donna Mllford Julre Warren STANDING left to rlght Bruce Bowen, Nancrann Nerklrk, Gary Brecher, Barb Hofrerter, Barb Brock, Bernadrne Groen, and Advrsor Mr McCre1ght The students who spend many after school hours workrng to put out a good school paper are fortunate to have new machrnes whrch take the place of type settrng and headlrne settrng The staff rs now able to put out a better paper at a lower cost The staff as well as the Journalrsm class and reporters who assrst them, recerve varred experrence rn the frelds of Journalrsm and busrness VOL XXXV No 3 December1B 1959 100 PEKWOXS THE VOICE OF THE STUDENT Ed to Ch ei s a Ad e t g Ma Sno ts Ed tn 1 e r W Mae p8rL:lY Pakm Cammumiy High School SUPERINTENDENT F M PETERSON ESTABLISHED 1925 rw a Head! 9 Ed P C lat rw Mana le Wa Al d D B E tha ge Ed in Pla Phutuq anhe l Z V1 Ja P Q 1 Ty g Na LE D B d REFORTERS AND CLUB MEMBERS Ee eo. K pf Juay w n Bs ba a B Ot Ba b Heir! le Q F ed Z m Mke Rellk N ri R MCC e Bhl 5' YV : , . : : . . 1 - 1 f,F X if , V, 1 3.1 ' YI 1 f-mr y Don M-mm. .fr rm v f f . aww M mu swam Gwen cw.. .D 9 f . f V f rw .aw Jul vm V 5 rr f may fs nah f r f can .mm 1 fr 1 f saws rm mm mt, num pcm rvck V f N I mme mm came rf H any supmwu var- pm new tiki Mme Hayes Ram Jo es vwrypff came mlm u ru -or all f amz owen A mf Mr c . fi V . I De :- .gt av gf S 'M s. fe fm-U mmf E, H wc, r -ts fs- wt- 0 Aw Vuzy 3 JC-lf' De ':':I S sar' Belwlle lata' NJ t SZ Rai. .vo 'J 1- 4 r Y K f - , :-.ab 1: eb Eden D mm vcr:-, P-26+ eww,-. wycavt- -n frsgfrnr,Q.ffavf:a. PEKINIAN STAFF Left to right: Editor, Larry Krannichg Art Editor, Sandy Coleyg Literary Editor, Kathy M K K ll r S orts Editor Randy Becker Picture Editor, Schackler, Business Manager, ary ay e e 5 p , 5 Barb Huber, Advisor, Mr. Franz. Absent: Sports' Writer, Jan Jackson, Art Assistant, Janet Baer. The Pekinian staff meets every day to plan and to compose the annual. The first semester began with a trip to the American Yearbook Company in Hannibal, Missouri. Most of the first semester was spent on planning the book and selling advertisements. The second semester was spent on picture layouts, write-ups and the actual work of putting a yearbook together. The copy was sent to the American Yearbook Company and printed. Deciding on the cover. Taking Frosh-Soph pictures MUSIC MELANGE ,Q !1.n, , Atkxii THE KING BEATS BOYS' QUARTET Overture , , , lt 's A Grand Night for Singing . . Up a Lazy River ........ . . Indian Dance . Concerto for One Armed Paper Hanger , , , Take Me Along ......... . Smoke Gets in Your Eyes , , , , Semper Fide1is The Four Gaybriellos ,,.,,. , , David Evans, Roger Nall, Paul Thank the Good Lord It's Friday. . Show Band Small Choir Rockettes Ed Lenington Ted Babcock Melody Maids Randy Becker Colleen Berger Majorettes Richard Conkel Deland A Few Freshmen THE PROGRAM Undecided Piano Roll B1ues . . . . . . Dance Band . Song of Old Hawaii . . . . . Sandy Ball . Mood Indigo ........... . Melody Maids Ride the Chariot in the Mornin'. Dave Goodman, Loren Jones, Larry Moss, Bob Smalley. . The King Beats ........... Mike Aimone, Bill Budde, Jerry Taylor, Doug Stein. AnChors Aweigh Bubbly Music That's a Plenty Me and My Shadow ,,,, , , FINALE SING HALLELUJAHQ' . , . . TED BAB Rockettes Dance Band Small Choir Band and Choir we A 3 5 we 5? 5 E l, -1 A f-Q fi Q X Eff COCK ED LENINGTON v, 4. ,t THE CAST Horace Vandergelder . . Ambrose Kemper ..... Joe Scanlon ..... . . . Gertrude ..... Cornelius Hackle Ermengarde . . . Malachi Stack . . Mrs. Dolly Levi . Barnaby Tucker . Mrs. Malloy . . . Minnie Fay . . A Cabman . . Rudolf .... August .... The Gypsy . . , Guests .... Assistant Director Stage Manager and .... Crew Head Steve Eyrse Keith Groen Ralph Jones Glenda Sheppard Richard Heisel Jill Harris Larry Moss Kathryn Proehl Bill Eldridge Ardis Tebben Ellen Dollahon Pete Brown Kent Planck Karl Miller Al Bonjean Dave Pasley Diane Goodrich Linda Mathis Trudi Alessi You're protecting a man in there! Ma'am, wc'rc not the people you're Expecting ,gh 71 'af G! X1-KL A s Q5-. PH S lx P v,,s s,Q,..4 ' .p Q.. .g Qtlv sl' Karen Berardi, Ronnie Friederick, Connie Ketcham, Jerry Sangalli, A. C. Heisel, Claire Abbott, Bob Kirkpatrick, Sandy Ball, Jim Kriegsman, Bonnie VonBoeckrnan, Don Mucciante, Rosa Lynn Maddalalozza. Last year's Prince and Princess, A. C. Heisel and Sandy Ball, crown this year's Prince and Princess, Claire Abbott and Bob Kirk- patrick. FROSH - SOPH PARTY f 'A , -.,,, A. .. A. C. Heisel, Claire Abbott, Bob Kirkpatrick, Sandy Ball. in Prince and Princess and their court. ' 1 .cg Mr French showing the Physics students how sounds are shown on a screen This is how it works explains one of the representa tives from General Motors It is a sunmobrle' SCIENCE PROGRAMS Mr. French, the traveling science teacher, shows some t Biology students the dissection of a frog. Anyone for frog legs? Since Russia has advanced ahead of United States rn space explorations science programs have been sponsored by many organizations One of the annual auditorium programs rs the General Motor s Science show This year the program was on the making of a synthetic rubber the uses of the powerful jet engine and how to operate an automobrle by sunlight We also had a traveling science teacher who visited each of the science classes 105 A ' - I y X if ll ' - - ll 7 I - . , SPEECH ACTIVITIES ROW 1 Kathy Proehl Penny Shermmn, Mary Venovlch, Dee Haram, Bonnre Colson ROW 2 Kent Plank Ralph Jones, Bruce Bown Walter Wrnkler Ronrue Fre1der1ch, John Schad Paul DeLand, Gary Brecher ROW 3 Steve Eyres, Al Bonjean, and Al Randall The speech department under the drrecuon of Floyd Dougherty has had an excellent season They won both the 1.nd1v1dua1 events and sweepstakes KafhY Pfoehl and H trophres at East Peorla The debators have won 80070 of then compet1t1ve debates and the speech group won the drstrrct speech utle Kent Plank won f1.rst m extemporary speakrng at N F L and w111 attend N auonals III San D1ego cut from ' Anastasla' ---.ku Varsity Debclfors 106 Sub Varsity Debofors HONOR ASSEMBLY The second honors recognition assembly was held on February 22, 1960, with fifty-seven students receiving certificates of recognition for high scholastic attainment. Dean McNaughton, publisher of the Pekin Dairy Times was the principal speaker and told the students of The Lifetime School. Following are the names of the students who were honored during the assembly: HIGH HONORS: Keith Groen, Nanciann Neikirk, Ardis Tebben, Phillip Unzicker, Goran Wiklander, Alfred Bonjean, Bruce Bowen, Ruth Bussert, Ralph Jones, Kent Planck, Judy Randolph, Mary Venovich, Steve Berg, Emily Goodrich, Carol Lannert, Paula Lopossa, Dennis Massa, Cheryl McWherter, Jim Swendsen, Gary Welch, Walter Winkler, Karen Armstrong, Suellyn Brosmer, Barbara Busse, Ric Dancey, Donna Fabry, Barbara Glass, Lonnie Johns, Susan McMains, Steve Mefford, Gloria Michael, Camille Munge, Robert Ryan, Bonnie Toomer, Judy Van Natten, and Dick Weimer. HONORS: Dorren Niever, Patsy Breefeld, Linda Hamm, Barbara Hoffman, Sarah Cox, Julie Gainer, Tessie Heubach, Rosa Lynn Maddalozzo, Larry McCarthy, Sylvia Monti, Karen Alexander, Carmen Budds, Joel Bussert, Jeannie Elliff, Susan Goetze, Steve Isenburg, Mary Marshall, Mary Matheny, Diane McCarthy, Beth Schiechen, and Sheryll Stephens. SPECIAL AWARDS: DAR award--Ellen Dollohan, SAR award--Roger Bowman, National Merit Scholar- ship Certificate of Merit--Rudy Berg, Betty Crocker award--Linda Ehrich. DAR SAR NATIONAL MERIT BETTY CROCKER Ellen Dollohan Roger Bowman Rudy Berg Linda Ehrich fv- OPHO 0RE naw if X T X X SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: President--Ronald Friederich, Vice President--Claire M' Abbott, Secretary-treasurer--Rosa Lynn Maddalozzo. ' 1 f If NN , X, f'4 Y N LA J X 0 MSU ff NL A Q i 5 C 9 9 iq N , 4 , ,fy M w : 'W Mk gi f X L 1 mf km: i 'lgg in N51 X N in tl . K ! S u F51 Q vt W X X'.X , , M Z qw N N , 51 X I M HMV M Web W Q Zz , if X ikxlmgff 2. ,iff 3277 zknfl' ' Q Z , V! IAM xx 'Z ff if if H Y j'f 7f ! K xx '13 QW Xml, WAN Q1 X iiylafgilk Y X U .L ,Ig R X X, 1 Q X Q ml XL ill X. 4 ,W Clair Abbott Beverly Albritton A-W Connie Absher I l' Anita Ade Michael Aeschllmann Gerry Albritton Betty Alder Dale Allard Bonnie Allen John Alton Buhs Anderson Molly Andrews Cindy Apt Judy Ague Pat Amett Richard Arrowsmith Bob Ashbum Ruth Ashby Marlene Aver Jean Babcock Edith Bachman Karon Backes Rick Bagley Pearlene Bailey Rita Barker , , - 1 I Q., 5, X f Q fa, M X emo l. .lux ,I N 4 Q A A 5 lif1f3wE,i M R2 Carolyn Bishop Theresa Bodine Ruth Bogart Pauline Bohannan Carroll Bond Gary Boothe Larry Boyer Jacquelyn Blumb Judy Brandt Tom Branham Janet Breaden Terry Brecher Barbara Brock Donna Browdy Terry Brown Beverly Browning Janet Buchanan Jo Ellen Buchanan Bobbie Jo Bush Kay Callahan Teri Calvetti Pat Caraway Marcia Clark Linda Clayton Dean Cochram fu -2' 44. , ...CS-' Ka , I ,, ma ' 'W ,jf 'W' U , v,3, ....,.. aan' . ,-. B-in r. rar' ., .5 .juni asf- ff 'Wh if 'WPI . v'- L 2 t ' Z . ,, F. ,,, , 1 5.13, l .ff 'pf ' 3 f 'Q' CLASS OF 62 'M' W ,W i f 'D an ' ,,,, l K 'Q' Denise Conaghan Karen Conway Mary Conway Charles Cornaghie Pamela Costley Carol Counterman Cheryl Cox Sarah Cox Sandy Crafton Merna Creighton Cary Cunningham Janet Custer Don Cutter Lee Daugherty Russell Davidson I' f -.4 ,..p -fw-. Dennis Davis Sharon Davis 2 ' r 2 if YY? Barbara De Golyer 4 -4. ' 5-1 Dennis Deppert ff Dawn De Land 'w X , Mfg Terry Deppert Jo Ellen Dillow Vemie Divel Y Charlotte Dixon Judy Dobbs Betty Draper Gretchen Dunlap Jeannine Dunn Richard Durham Jean Ederer M V., ,7- vv- 4- J if , 1 Mr P- V f 3 ' 'KEQT7 V r - V ,1 -A , 4 555 1- I '..,-,A NA 4 Q LR ff ,- X ,f-Ju . 5 . , ' f 'A I .f-4.-s . L as 4 ' 'O' sux 1 J I , f J f 30 U fs. y ,. ,, Cr f' xl, X. R ag Z 5, . 3 1,3 sf' xi it SCPHOMCRES Dale Ehmke '13, QQ ' ' - 1 Carolyn Ehrlicher . 4 N ' f '-' , G 'l E't 'll Q , tl ,Ja . V . ai 1 enmi er Y E ' P Vi-'T' fiyflfi if 'i John F-ifenmillef ' ' n A Ronnie Eirenmiller ' . A M ' QQ if J- Linda Emery r ' 13' I ' O my A Doug Endicott ,Q '. 7 5? ,A Ai David Evans , ,,. f , P -w gi Leonard Evans Mary Falkingham if A Donna Faux f fy -3 Don Ferguson fn' f 5 Gary Fister b NT' A -3 ' L' Becky Fitzanko - L' .. , . 1 -, fws,y B05 FFHHICS li ,' J E Paul Frazell ' W F A L Sam Frazier l I X N, - 'V' K Williarn Freeman V, i f -if ' V Ronnie Friederich f m, ivj' yi Donna F uelberth 'Q , Q sti,y me a la ff :mth , - -, Janett Funk ' ' 'lah' j , 'N A Jeanette Funk -.J ' A Julie Cainer H A Carl Gaiser Judy Garber l'J- Q-v' T' Jean Gardner -3' John Gay Mary Ann Gibson I Heather Gillespie -Q X Robert codbey 2 Nancy Goeken f -2- Diane Goodrich 9? Emily Goodrich 1 V Carol Graffis Sidney Graffis I ' i MV L Larry Gray - A V' I , f , ,- VV ,V MQ .V Melvin Gray ii K V i 'r N3 l' G MLA is Roger stale -'7' Q '1 l , . axme 'een ' A m ., K5 if is .5 Francis Gregory , 1r,L -is-,Y ly. V V E hit ' V i I QV .V A sin H - '12 i 1 H ii' :' i r X r . L'-N .E . - fn, CLASS OF H62 Clifford Grogan - GC- ' 0 f, -- Karen Gustafson VV as ,- ' 5 V Linda Hackney ' T-7 ' 52 -f ' 'W' ' flg f Roland l-Iagmann il. L , , v 3 ., Frances Hall V V Xf' - ii' 1 re' i f itil .fl,g:'Qf Mike Hall V David Hardin ',- ' A i V V G Q Sandra Hardt -.L Mui I 'K 'bi L 'V V: ' Pamela Harkless ' f - V ' 5 an , ,V fqgi A , L V V Ralph Harris ' A , , if i , ' if W V 'r- is ii V . X XX 160: fi M7 -4 'I 1.2, I V if Tina Harris V . Z ' Richard Hartsock , -f' y, y,y 4' 47 Ella Hed e '17 7 'NT-fel ' 8 V h ,,i0 A f f Lillie Hedge 4 an , Linda Herchenroder Michael Herchenroder - 1 Paul Herren Tessie Heubach r f-1 Billy Hillman 'Q , Q' ,L , ' .4- ,..f 1' N- 7 ., ' 946 . g '- , , 1 1 Larry Hinthom Karen Hodshire f. -3 Carol Hoerr Jo Ann Hoerr I Bill Hoffert 2 , .4 , Q n ar Gly -J ,S -'O o-46 'ir I? i' Bob Kirkpatrick Don Klein Dave Knoll Patsy Kocher Lois Kraeger Jim Kriegsman Dolly Kunz Tom Lampitt Valerie Landi Vittori Jo Ann Lane Dick Langenbahn Carol Lannert Bruce La Rosh John Lauck Ellen Lawson Gary Hootman Daryl I-lornecker Dale Hoyle Peg Hoyle Charm ain Cheryl Hutchason Gary Hyatt Darrel Jackson Joyce Jeffries Gary Jennings Karon Johnson Karon Johnson Ralph Johnson Carol Jones Jeffrey Jones Sherry Jones Kathy Jost Sophia Kahn Pat Keefer Richard Kehoe Scotty Kellogg Pat Kennermer Connie Ketcharn Lewis Klockenga Richard Krrgan Bonnie Layne Dennis Lehman Judy Lewis Ronald Lewis Cherl Liming Mary Lind Bonnie Lindahl Donna Lindsey David Lindsey Richard Lister Gary Little Kathy Littlepage Janey Livengood lrene Loeffelmann Sharon Loeffelmann Grace Loftus Rosemary Lohnes Paula Lapassa Jim Lucera Rosemary Lumley Rosa Lynn Maddalozza Jim Maize Cheryl Mc Mains Carolyn Marzuardt Shirley Marquardt -C' Q49 ' 'uf ,f .',qff J ff ,pu F L. F.: it A x W-195 N-if Yi ', F 1: uv -t 3 y , Ji 'Q '04 N . its 4 sl 'gf' 4907.2 da liele 32 If sw Q ! f ' f , -'L f was fx N95 41' iv 13 ff' UP xy -7 'wht 7 .ug ' CLASS OF 62 QW:-,nv '+- fi? ms 19' 41 sg wa. 4? -wwf Eloise Marshall Margie Martin Dee Mason Dennis Massa Glenn Mason Bill Mathew Jeanette Mc Bride Larry Mc Carthy Alice Mc Cloud Vicki Mc Coy Jerry Mc Donald Dan Mc Laughlin Cheryl Mc Wherter Dan Mc Nally Rollin Meyers Charlene Michel Alice Miller Judy Miller Gordon Mitchell Larry Mitchell Cheryl Monn Sylvia Monti Sue Moody Steve Moore Vic Morrissey 'AD' 'if a ' 5 W .W 2:4 Li gm. Don Mucciante , W VV M2EZ,,T5iuf3'if,Lm. as ae P yk 1- Sugiliyfrlslau A :...:.,' V EEZ Q, . y y i r rtr ry SOPHOMORES 'QM .L 6 hui' , S 0' .Q- -NIM? ,gy 1 - f. fd Q as 2 , UH Lv .1 ,.. , - -- A H, -5 ir 3 .,or M R h Q r i F! fs M if .sf Q. 3. at-if 1 4 3:-'X:12:X':5h'f5'. .ff 53 i f-.. r ,. J KA .iw - ur l ,yi as QW Don Naven Earlene Nash Gene Nash Linda Natterstad Sandy Neely Steve Nichols Bob Nolder Larry Noreuil Sharon Null Ralph Oliver Lloyd Orrick Frank Palishen Dale Pendlond Richard Peters Phyllis Petty Susan Plaster Fred Poepsel Lewis Pollock Beverly Porter Susan Pollock Arthur Potts Tom Potts Donna Preston Jim Pribble Bill Price 44 Q if it 41545- 5 ini: D Ed Roth Sara Rowan Larry Rowden Gloria Rushford Carol Rutledge Carol Saal David Sanbom Jerry Sangalli Susan Sarver David Sayers Don Sayles Bill Scheffler Janet Schimmelpfennig Sherry Schrock Terry Schuler Don Scroggs Myrna Sea John Seipel Joan Selby Pat Shanahan Barbara Shaw Finny Shipman Phyllis Sisk Pat Sisler Susan Skarniket CLASS OF 62 Judy Pryor Debbie Ramsell Sheila Ramsey Raymond Randall Robert Rea Judy Reed Nelda Reed Philip Reichert Mike Rettke Doug Reynolds Dennis Rhoades Mike Righi Walter Rivard Cheryl Robinson Joann Rohlfing 'YI Y if F My V My Rx 3 1 Robert Slack Ernest Sleeter Lois Smallwoo Bobbi Smith Dan Smith 1 Gene Smith Glenda Smith Pam Sorenson ' Mary Spencer Nancy Spencer Bob Springman - 'ik , Larry Stake 'r Janet Staton -f V. 'dv 3 .5 Sue Stecker , T 'V gif ,V Linda Stewart 2 We f , ,, ' , i wigffg, vin 1 T , u .Ri X 'Q ' SOPHOMORES - PU- N ,-1 'l f .V B 41 'nf-... 1.43 R Carol Story Barbara Stubblefiel Margie Svendsen Jim Swendsen Dick Swords Margaret Taylor Linda Thomas Barb Thompson Ted Timke Bonnie Tosi Mary Towl es Dan Townsend Sharon Trobaugh Kay Tucker d Marti Van Auken lflxi '2,...,'-1 1 Harold Wertz Jim Whittenburg Kay Willsey Walter Winkle Richard Wolfe Ann Wooding Kay Woodmacy Paula Woodrow Harold Woolard Sandy Zark Roberta Ziebold Linda Ziegenbein Jay Zimmerman John Zuckweiler ,S tl Q. y CLASS OF 62 Sherry Vander Hayden Judy Vice Gail Vineyard Virginia Voll Bonnie Von Boeckm an ' A Pat Waddelow - Mike Wagle . Jerry Wagenmaker 3 Sue Walters V Joyce Wasion Sandra Weakley Paul Weinstein Bill Weiss Gary Welch Melba Wells W1 'Ss F RESHMA CLASS OFFICERS Max Hancock Presldent Che ryl Thom as VICE Presldent Dave Alexander Secretary Treasurer S X CLA S Wil H 7 J av-.X .- 4 ' 1- - '- N X I I 1. M N 'O 1 . .,..,..f .X 3 1 ':'-'-4- Nx N If , 'A .wx ,Y ' R .. fi iif ' iff - X 4 1 , I Z -nv 1 7 ' I 'N -L x -. 5 r-nt v. x , , x 5 ' ,. i Q Q I f v . 'ff 'f ' ' 4' 1 3 A K I fi. 'v , ,,. 4- - I -, .ZW N w -f Q x - - 5 , . I ' J L '.:.: ' A- I T Ni 4 , Joyce Adcock Cheryl Adcox Gary Affolter Janice Aimone Urban Albertsen Mary Alder Carlo Alesandrini Diane Alesandrini John Alessi Dave Alexander Mike Alexander Linda Alfs Dexter Allen Jim Allison Michael Anderson E J, -3 J f :ii K JN' yeya , ,lee :,. ..,,. ,. ir , I 4 xg zil.'x ' X -.9 6' W X in -Qs in 2 ,QL S fl, R i J , i l FRESHMEN X 5 A Richard Anderson Cheryl Anske Karen Armstrong Loren Arnett Tim Arnett Margaret Arnold Marjorie Arnold Dave Atteberry Jinna Bailey A A 'V . 1 IW' H ' V Dan Barchers ' V - W '3 V Y Judy Barises 'Q' A ayl J- 'Q fe A Gene Barker I lfwf i gv- 3 l N .,, ,V Terry Bamard :. V . 'Tif s A K- .1 ,2 49 W w X 4 gr B 4 ' 1 Q ,J 0,1 ... --..- . Q e Q -4 Y. 'f'1'. . ml if l Ji Etifliff Josephine Bearden Linda Beebout Denny Beecham Bemadine Bell Barb Berchtold Pat Berfield Bill Bloom Dennis Baehler Eddie Batton Larry Bequeath Ronald Bonj ean ,Q-4 Carmen Budds Jim Ballard Rita Burdette Ron Burdick Patricia Burditt John Burson Gary Bush AT Barbara Busse ' 'G' Joel Bussert ..,. Laura Calvettr Kenneth Carpenter Wenona Carter Bonnie Cobb Dorothy Champion Donnie Charland Donna Chouinard Edna Chavis Carol Clark Jerry Clark Donna Clifton Bill Clinch Elaine Cole Sharon Colgm James Conway Lana Coverly sal Judy Crebo Nancy Daley Dan Dancey Richard Dancey Dale Davidson Diane Davis Gregory Davis Shirley Davis David Diepenbrock Janelle Doren Gary Dorsey Loren Eddy Jim Eichelberger Jeannie Elliff Karla Ertmoed Carol Espenscheid Doris Evans Janice Eve Kenneth Everett Donna Fabry Mary Fabry Jacqueline Farmer Mike Ferguson Phyllis Fischer James Fisher sf ' 1' .1 .fa . 4 ' 'mm -eveqe ' A - : .,. , 'l r Peggy Goodin Bob Genseal Roland Gerber Barbara Glass Susan Goetze Jerry Goins Mike Good Jack Gordon Sandra Grabo Sandy Graham Gloria Grant Linda Greenwood John Grunloh Thomas Hackney Donna Hafliger Dick Hasselman Lyle Hauser Evelina Haley Janet Hamm Max Hancock Andy Hawkins Don Hawksworth Shirley Heflin Paul Heiser Rudy Helden 3 ' M fl ' -- 1: - ,. N ,gifiwi N4 frfu, 6 .,-an 1- f ,Q 4' is -O -fr' he 1 rf y ff CSL J Q S, , 1--J 22 N' 'ii 5: -is .. f,,. I M ,V V. I If eg esfvs.1,g,. H .ff q- 2?-if f wig S Ii' W Us T 5 if 3 -M29 fi - We ' ' w x x CLASS OF 63 1 '27 ' 'Q V, ' . J I VV V , ,v g I ' I ' , ' V H if ,M V V I I f , 9 1- f 3' I - V Q Q , J N1 'Q ' if ' af fi ik -5 Q '27 'NJ -nur -WJ, Mary Hering Vickie Herman Dannin Hetion Bill Higgins Judy Highland Bill Hild Bill Hinkle John Hodges Sandra Hodgson Robert Hogue Helen Holmes Judy Horn Billy Howard Sharon Hoyle Steve Huss of J Lonnie Hutchison Larry Hyatt Claudia Hymbaugh Gary Irving Bill Isenbert Steve Isenburg De De Jansen Lonnie Johns Bob Johnson Carl Johnson Carol Johnson John Jordan Jenny Jones Nancy Jones Russell Jones 4 5'-as R' gl? I Q A 3 ea xl Qi 1 nn- f -... il sd X. lL 'xx .X ff, ive 40 1 I 1 I , . Nl- 'Q .,4'a1'-E. X my like et x,Li,,. ' , - .Bil l i s xy gtg if Q . ' I . 'Q , 5, cnt 1' Q 4 ,ff -J' y A .3 E Virginia Lauck N 'Mp - if 14' Mary Matheny Barbara Matthews Judy Maus Janet Mayberry Janie Maynard Diane McCarthy Harvey McClary John McClary Mary McDonald Richard McEwen Bob McKinney Sus an McMains Steve Mefford Raymond Melton Wanda Merry Barbara Messer Ruth Metcalf Cheryl Meyer Cheryl Meyer Gail Michael Gloria Michael Kurt Milkereit Chris Miller Frances Miller Eddie Mills CLASS OF 63 Ronald Logue Larry Long Raymond Long Sue Long Norma Lovelace Sandra Luft Jerry Lusk Sharon Magner Kathryn Mahoney George Maile Toni Major Fred Manchester Mike Marcus Mary Marshall John Mason MQ, W M '53 2' A '77 '12 1-sf, 15? ' , ,, , I X X V 2 .W , Mi ' X was .ang T- 'Oli -.P I ' 1 .Q W hffswzgwgigi Q.. . 5334? JI M K -- -- - - IAN Ella Poppenga Diana Pratt Jim Pratt Howard Proehl Rosemary Prouty Pat Pumphrey Jim Ramey Ray Rearden Anita Reed Jerry Reed Betty Reichert Dick Renfrow Chic Renner John Ripper Terry Riviere i,.,,R and ' 'V , f - .V 4,5454 Q M 1 if Z, ' X 5 ,xi ' if 4 ,L 3-6,1 ir 1 , , r fr' W Y ,: ':,' , ' , .iiaeiffifie , ,V .- .3 .- - Q, 1l,2 g2l2 fs,:i M115 if 'i wg,,wf'iEQf5 1 : H a w V - - ' L '. JWQAQW FRESHMEN -uve-np, Barbara Mitchell Gene Moehring Phyllis Moore Mary Lou Moos Freddy Morrow Charles Moses Camille Munge Gary Myer Wanda Neavear Larry Neibch John Nelson Vickie Norton Jeanne Olt Phil Olt Rita Orions Marvin Onken Larry Osterrnan Karen Park Lynn Painter Arthur Patay Wayne Penn Judy Phillips Marilyn Piro Lorin Pollock Richard Pollock iff ,gi 8 Z , .Qu 151. . ,f4', ai' r-I nba Q Q 'LW at ka QV ' f Carol Rushford 'ff 1-5 n 'R Robert Ryan Q m R 33 ,Qc l 4'N Q Judy S aun de rs 3 I ,Hn , w -5 5 'Y' A Y' , 15 W n. 5 4 2 CLASS OF 63 -'Wd' f 3, '-' 2, , V f y ., ,M A Q H ' . xg ,, ,fl ,, 'U :df Q55 'T 11:-,Q-V-iw ., ' ,, 3 if 5 ew A ..- ... . fl' ii fi M ' ' gg! Q ffm.. 1. F W . 55229 Q . W AEA Q 13.55555 W -. if . V.-Uqtf ff,'f1g.: it U? . .-.5 ...Y Fay Tomlinson Bonnie Toomer David Tortorice yy Frank Tmmpy f Sandra Tucker I 1 e 1 Mary Ann Tyrell Rich Upchurch Judy Van Nattan Jackie Ward Karen Washbum Linda Washer Judy Waskowski V , Judy Webb .-A' Bernard Webber I 11- John Weber ', J X .. .. Y. 1 Dick Weimer Chuck Weyhrich Beverly Whited Carol Whitley Carol Wikoff Julie Williams Sandra Williarns Linda Wiseman Bennett Woolsey Sharon Wright Robert Wotherspoon . Evel Wroblewski K .--' - YU John Yentes 5 , Lanae Yergler Uv W Vikki Zander 5 ff Roger Ziebold Kathy Zurhorst CLASS OF 63 i rj-I ...1 Hg: '01 Y-, S X- I vfm 5.-OX 8 , .2 BRADLEY UNIVERSITY I96 SUMMER TERMS I'1rst Semester Iune 13 Iulv 16 Second Semester IuIs 18 'Iugust 20 Fall Term September 12 1960 Sprlng Term February 1 1960 THF NFWFS I 'I RFNIDS ITF ARF AI WAI S UP TO DATF n11FOURIS'IRIVI B 8 M PFRIN II I INOIS IN PORTRAITPHOTOGRAPHS THF POSES AND LIGHTIWGS THAT YOU SEE IN THE FAMOUS WOVIFN S IN YOUR OWN' PICTURE AT OUR STUDIO STUDIO 0 MAGAZINES, CAN BE DUPLICATED I I I 1960 GRADUATION Baccalaureate Pomp and cxrcumstance - Q I Commencement IS often thought of by the graduateQ as the end of thmgs but 1D stead II IS a com mencmg for whlch hlgh school has only been a preparauon It IS the s1gna1 to begm the great song of 11fe 1960 GRADUATION .ffib A Cappella Choir 1'-uu..5f , :.'fp...m5if:n., r A happy moment! Awaiting the big moment. 1960 JUNIOR SENIOR PROM Enjoying the festivities of the Junior-Senior Prom are Mr. Sc Mrs. John Hodges, Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Peterson. Mr. Hodges is member of school board, District 303, and Mr. Peterson is superin- tendent of PCHS. You didn t Might as well can t dance! The theme of the 1960 Junior-Senior Prom was Aqualand. The marineland background in the girls' gym was created by students in Lyle Andersoi art classes. Bob Baxter 's orchestra played for danc- ing from 8:30 until midnight. Reigning over the Prom were queen and king, Jeanne Wolfer and A.C Heisel. 1960 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM COURT STANDING left to rlght are Dennis Fulk, Judy Woodruff, Don Euteneuer, Penny Sherman, Dean Fox, Julie Berg dahl Kathy Proehl, Dick Conkel, Pat Look, and Dick Monge. SEATED are the 1960 queen and king, Jeanne Wol fer and A C HCISQI 4 A P, , ., ,Ql- IS NL y, Lf' 1 In M s J' N' f Y MW. ' N G , ! 'ef ' 1 X? W -, at ? F L W1 , .4 Rv ', I W t V 7 V f-3 x XE? AL ff' I 2 , 4, X ,gg ......:L.f tl ' ,..-,. 1:1 I . w,,.,,wmrmwmtw,-M-W , , , I , gg-iv, f ' - -rf 1' , 45:55. 04, I 5 zip- , Q 5k'4'2'g4C3 ' 1 f 1 'f A, , f 7'W:v'fi2'l'V Z, I - ' ,181 1 QP' , W1 7 I -I ffl if V159 -f Z9-' ,f ,ff f 1 Z RNQE 'ND Mluurur , 0R 'G nu UH, Somuyt W' 'R Aclng ION: Y 9 mn: rw warm uvnuoxvs llfqe if L Larry Krannich-- Deminera1ization of Water Carol Weiss-- A Study Of the Mechanical Effect of Air In Motion The Pekin Community High School science classes have been affiliated with the Junior Academy of Science, f . - . , . ounded in 1921, by a group of high school and college instructors who believed in the promotion of interest in science since 1953. The 1960, Pekin High science students did an exceptional job this year at Pekin High's Science Fair, April 2, istrict Science Fair, April 9, and State Science Fair, May 6. This year 's students carried off more honors--33 first places--than any other school involved in the annual District Science Fair held April 9, at Illinois State Normal VI THE Q The joint project of Kent Planck and Ralph Jones, juniors, Electrolumine- scence--The Light of Tomorrow, merited an outstanding rating at the state exhibition. The project of Donna Milford, senior, The Basic Principles of Color, Color Measurement, and Color Vision, rated an outstanding at the exhibit at U of I. University. M.. W' 1 THE f3A5rr,mswf.m 4 CMR LLIFRMEANQRQW T CIURV504 W . l , my n 'lr 3-2 QE-'ZS'-3 QJruw'U'T v1'U:'g-'m Z1 'U Sgmgn '--202, ms-1 'fD mmwjho Opin re '5F'3si9., 0 smog 615:50 Hs .,,.,D E.CLr,7,-5 v-15','- O EASE 3 0 us. 5' '- 'i W T 3 use all Those winning first place awards in the district were automatically eligible to enter the state exposition of the lllinois Junior Academy held in the Armory at the University of Illinois campus on Friday, May 6. Of the twenty- six PCIIS science students attending the state exposition, there were two outstanding ratings, fifteen first place, seven second place, and two third place ratings, Y MAY DAY 1' ' Spring flowers and fashions arrive at Pekin High on May Day. Traditionally May Day is sponsored by the Girls' Club with the Sophomore members presenting corsages to Senior girls. For all sen- iors, including senior boys, this day has become dress up day. . 5 4 I lx 5 gi I' '.,:, Y. 4 x ' 1960 MERIT AWARD POTLUCK . i VII NF I The 1960 Merit Award Potluck was held on Monday, May 16, 1960, to give recognition to those students who did outstanding work in some other field than athletics. The following teachers gave recognition to their students: Mr. Fogelburg: band, Mr. Langley: vocal music, Mr. Dougherty: speechg Mr. Dollahon, Mr. Reynolds, Mr. Norwood, Miss Riedelbauch, Mr. Sisson, and Mr. Oakley: scienceg Mr. Fildes: mathe- maticsg Mrs. Ziegle: Betty Crocker award, Miss Metzger: Spanishg Mr. Dowell: Agriculture, and Mr. Holman: scholarship award. K W' fs- J is 1960 STUDENT COUNCIL ELECTION BIG FOUR: Ralph Jones Kathy Proehl Jeanne Wolfcr Dick Monge I 1 s L ik ,PW il-Jiri 'futgfi 5 4, ' if 'bl ' J 1 3 ! . 1960 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Pekin Chapter of the National Honor Society organized in 1925, like the 6,000 other chapters in the United States, selects its members from the top third of the senior class and the top fifth of the junior class. The keystone and the flaming torch are the emblem of this society. The keystone bears at its base the Letters S, L, C, and S, which stand for Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service. As the keystone is placed by the builder to hold the perfect arch in stability, so the virtues represented by this symbol on the emblem hold the structure of education firm and true. On May 11, 1960, sixty PCHS National Honor Society Members were honored at a special assembly. Ardis Teb- ben indicated that the National Honor Society award probably is the highest attainable for a high school student, since it summarizes all the desirable ends of education. Jean Ulrich, Keith Groen, Larry Moss, and Ellen Dollahon discussed the four criteria for determining Honor Society members--character, scholarship, leadership, and service Superintendent F. M. Peterson administered the Society pledge to new members, and presented certificates of membership to senior initiates: Sue Belville, Rudy Berg, Sharon Birkey, Judy Boston, Roger Bowman, Rodney Chal- lenger, Sandra Coley, Marilyn Conway, Larry Creglow, Margaret Ann Fisher, Cameron Fluegel, Patty Gebhart, Bernadine Groen, Judy Hale, Richard Heisel, Karen Keil, Larry Krannich, Charlotte Kumpf, Rick Lopossa, Richard Lutes, Betty Mayer, Terry Meinen, Carol Moore, Dorean Nievar, Bill Pigman, Marie Reichert, Jane Riley, Craig Thies, Jerry Trimmer, Phil Unzicker, Nancy Utech, Neil Wicker, and Carole Zehr. Newly inducted juniors were: Sandra Ball, Alfred Bonjean, Bruce Bowen, Ruth Bussert, Mary M. Culshaw, Char- lotte Frings, John Hicks, Barbara S. Hoffman, Barbara Hofreiter, Ralph Jones, Carol Lutz, Janet Marrs, Gabriel Patay James Kent Planck, Kathy Proehl, Shirley Rodgers, Joan Sutton, May Venovich, Julie Warren, and Barbara Yentes. Elected in 1959 were senior members: Jerry Beasley, Julie Bergdahl, Ellen Dollahon, Marilyn Fisher, JoAnn Fry- man, Steve Gamble, Keith Groen, Bruce Gustafson, Camilla Hoffman, Donna Milford, Larry Moss, Patricia Mul- looly, Nanciann Neikirk, Stephen Patay, Ardis Tebben, and Jean Ulrich. TENNIS The 1960 edition ofthe Pekin Tennis team had a good, well-balanced attack. The team was composed of last year's lettermen: Larry Moss, Ronald Friederich, Arlen Freeman, Bob Smalley, and Neil Wicker. Other members of this year's team were: Jim Swendsen, and Dave Edwards. Along with the previously named squad members, the following boys were also instrumental in Pekin's good season. 'Those boys were: Lynn Ripper, John Gay, Goran Wicklander, Gregg Bingham, Steve lsenberg, Max Han- cock, and Carlo Alesandrini. The tennis team had a good season this year. Their record was 13 wins, 4 losses, and 1 tie. The varsity won every tournament, except the State, and every conference title in which they participated. Their accomplishments include: District Championship, Illini Championship, Ivlid-State 8 championship, and they had four team members qualify for the State Tournament at Cham- paign. Those members were Neil Wicker, Bob Smalley, and teammates: Larry Moss, and Arlen Freeman. VARSITY BASEBALL -A A.. a , Q s Team in Action x.' I W. ti, w MA , My i Qvillxi ,f .., , .V I.. , . b Ex f r -A Safe! Ouch! The Pekin Chinks baseball team had a very fine season with the top-notch coaching of Harry Anderson and the fine material available. The Chinks had a very outstanding record of 17 to the Sectional Finals. Jerry Trimmer, Dean Fox, and most valuable player, Gene Vidoni, were the mainstays of Craig Theis, and John Wall were the outstanding glovemen. af f Q, W . ,JO- . .. few, 1, , , , R Waning, . XIII eady- I D ? 4 M,fw,A . A V , . ,,,1,,,, -f -..,. iv f xi 1 wt 2 ' 'fra 'G' ' -2 5 + if 13 If It 'S W 'Ivf V Q 7 X' 'Q' 4 . 16 y 1 1 ' N YE 'X If ...--: lQ' tx' . 1 Q' xi avi- X l 5 fq 5 5 14 M I' ll 2 W'n,x,f-fi Q? Qi! A ,mam Q'i5fA fmm 4 'ln rff?'1 E fTlQfTV fm u H 'F' F 1 f vw- A V1 ' l V QQ!-M9,'. X ' rn 'I wx Q w u , 4 fl , . 1 w . ff W ...- S 0' nmauctw A 3-an fy... A ' QA fx If . , . ., -.. ' 'xv Q::4sf:. - . A vas-r5imLnf ' 1 1' 7 5 ' IU ' ,N -V, Q , T A , X 3 fsi- , 2 .,.-n-i ' w ......--- 'f -g J 92 l V 'fn 5 'l ' 1 M 1 J 2 V K V 1 I F' 'N oou: The Golf Team won 16 lost 2 and med 2 for then 1960 season They placed second 1n M1d State 8 bemg defeated by R1Ch woods who then became State Gold Cham p1ons Keith Groen The Mld State '8 champlon and wlnner over forty elght entrants Mlke Hall, Ke1th Groen, Coach Bob Cam, Mlke Dmgerson, Jxm Smxth, Bruce Gustafson I ti. ' , ' ' uv I ' Q - 0 y ., Q31-1 ng ' 'Q x T . T , A.,- ,..-K My wrf'- 9 , 1 f - -- 1 1 A ,- 'nf' 'L f ' - I , f 'sf Q. A ,A ' ' K - ' - H u ' f .- . . , . . SPIRIT AWARD XVI Football: Gene Vidoni This year was the first year for the Mr. Spirit awards at P.C.H. The awards were presented to football player, Gene Vidoni, and basketball player, Jerry Trimmer. These boys were considered to have contributed the utmost in ability and effort in the encouragement of other team members. The selections were determined by the votes of the team members. ln each case, the boys did a very fine job in selecting the winners of the first Mr. Spirit awards. Each of two separate bronze plaques were in- scribed with the winners' names. The names of future winners of the Mr. Spirit award will be added each year. These plaques are on display in the trophy show case. 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