Pekin High School - Pekinian Yearbook (Pekin, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1963 volume:

u J . . M - _7 N Y ' A ' .: - a.L oq ue AU.01 a %nll ' a-0 ?- ? O: CO! 01 = OOi H CD 3- O D -J PEKINIAN 1963 Pekfn Community High School Pekin, Illinois Table of Activities Paee8 Organizations Page 34 Sports Page 58 Contents Faculty and Administration Page 80 Student Body Page 94 Advertising Page 174 Through the halls of learning, knowledge is found From West to East . . . Experience the Old To the 1963 Vekhuan Staff came the hope of presenting a story of student Hfe, a record of the accomphshments of Pekin Community High School. For us, next year ' s East Campus will bring a new home to juniors and seniors while the West Campus will remain for freshmen and sophomores. And yet, beyond these sturdy build- ings comes the endless training of students ' minds and hands. Herein lies the future, and in the future lies better knowledge. Seen from across the circular service drive, the English Building has served since its erection in 1955 as a home for speech, publica- ions, English, Latin, and mathematics classes. liLMM mm At night the glare of building lights reflects upon the gentle fall of rain. Named after Jimmy Doc Lee, the Leeway provides an easy passage between build- ings and is used as the site of the all-school dances. For years the Broadway Street entrance has served visitors to the Old Building. . Anticipate the New Beginning in mid-May of 1962, architects Fo- ley Hackler Thompson Lee teamed with the Kuhne-Simmons Construction Company of Cham- paign to build the new East Campus of PCHS. The structure will house juniors and seniors and may have a capacity for 2000 students. Located across from Building B will be the Little Theater, with a seating capacity of 600 per- sons, designed specifically for drama and small musical groups. Besides the major classroom area, there will also be a cafeteria, kitchen, mechanical plant, and gymnasium. Architects John Hackler, at left, and John Lee, right, confer with Howard Broberg, .irchitectual field repre- sentative. Unique in feature, the new gymnasium roof will be supported entirely by four interior concrete pylons. These pipes, steam lines, chilled water lines, and heat runs, are installed in the series of tunnels surrounding and connecting East Campus Build- ings. Employed by the Board of Education, the Pittsburgh Testing Laboratory constantly checks critical items of construction. Weld- ing tests are tests made by the use of X-rays, and welders, themselves, are to be tested as to their qualifications. Below is pictured Building C which will house the classrooms. Here the steel roof is in place and is reflected in the scattered puddles of water. ACTIVITIES Student Life 10 Fall Play 14 Contest Play 17 Speech 18 Homecoming 20 Frosh-Soph Party . ' . 24 Foreign Exchange 25 Band 26 Majorettes 27 A Cappella 28 Sophomore Choir 29 Christmas Vespers 30 Melody Maids 31 Dance Band 31 Student Council Elections 32 Incoming freshmen somewhat fearfully anticipate their first year of high school life. ■ Upper-classmen help organize plans for registration day. STUDENT LIFE . . . Eager voices ride on silent winds ... a student enters high school and a new door of learning, friendship, and adventure opens. Through the hustle of registration he comes, bedraggled, tired, and possibly frightened, but time mends the way. With the advent of autumn comes the routine of Students arrive in the morning to start another day of learning. 10 In the autumn, a student ' s thoughts turn to studies and the activities of the approaching year. A Time for Learning bus rides and relaxing study upon the cool, fall grass. No one can explain the many complexities of a student ' s life, but they are there . . . the fine balance between personal and public maturity. Semester break finds the student canvassing the library, searching for the knowledge and applica- The Sudent Council operated supply store sells the student manv of his school materials During lunch periods and after school the Dragon ' s Den becomes popular. A Time for Maturing tion so important to his future. Yet, in the passing from class to class, time is expended for an occa- sional pause before a mirror while night time car- ries the fun of adolescence with a call from the favorite boy friend. In winter, work progresses, sometimes extend- ing to the aid of people out of school. And . . . when school ends, the student may shut his eyes, but never his mind to the fun, adventure, and knowledge learned in the year. A students does research for her classes in the wel equipped libran-. These students pause at the mirror to recomb a hairdo before the next class. In the midst of studying, a student talks to a special friend. 12 At Christmas, the students contributed their services to the children of the Holiday Hills School. Boys can ' t resist the temptation of throwing snowballs at girls. A student rests his eyes before continuing his studies. 1 «i fSl From Rou: J. Alessi, R. Schmiechen, S. Singley, R. Dancey, J. Eichelberger, J. Smith (Sitting), C. Netherton, C. Langford, J. Rowan, H. Kahn. Row 2: S. Warren, Miss Harrod, M. Wright. V. Harlan, J. Hannig, C. Vucich, J. Ramey, R. Krannich, 1. Yock, G. Chase, T. Jones, M. Mathias. Back Row; M. Marcus, D. Fredrick, D. Tebben, F. Trumpy, J. Srope, E. Batton, b. Wolfle, D. Atteberry, B. Steakley, B. Smith. FALL PLAY -Ah, Wilderness Ah, Wilderness, Eugene O ' Neill ' s nostalgic look at family life in 1906, was given on the stage of Pekin High ' s auditorium last fall. O ' Neill ' s look at the problems of a youth who is attempting to force his way into maturity has a fresh contemporary view. Ric Dancey played the role of Richard Miller, the rebellious teenager. His father was played by Jim Eichelberger and his mother by Carol Nether- ton. Jim Ramey portrayed the role of Sid, a drunk who hopelessly loves Lilly, played by Carol Vucich. Richard ' s love, who was played by Shar- lyn Singley and Curta Langford was the swift babe from New Haven. The other children in the Miller family were portrayed by Julie Yock, Ronald Krannich and John Smith. Also, John Alessi played the role of a playboy from Harvard. The play was directed by Miss Edith Harrod who was assisted by Gregory Chase, Valarie Har- lan, Marilyn Mathias, Susan Warren, and Mari- beth Wright. The stage manager for the produc- tion was Terry Jones. Gosh, but I love you! Richard! You ' re intoxicated — ! You bad, wicked boy, you! a JI Down with spoons! Leggo of me, you dirty coward! Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert are our successors to this flat, my dear. ' CONTEST PLAY The Broivning Version, Pekin High ' s contest play, won first place at district. Directed by Miss Harrod, the play related the events of a retiring and disliked schoolmaster of backward boys at a private school in England. In the cast were Jim Eichelberger as Andrew Crocker-Harris; Valarie Harlan as his wife Millie; Jim Ramey as Frank Hunter; Joe Ubben as John Taplow; Rich Schmiechen as Dr. Frobisher; and John Rowan and Julie Yock as the Gilberts. But I thought — my %vife thought, that an exception was made some five years ago ... You must forgive this exhibition of weakness, Taplon. The truth is I have been going through rather a sttain lately. I came unto the room this afternoon to find Taplon giving an imitation of you to Frank here. VARSITY DEBATE — Front Row: Kenneth Search, Barbara Busse, John Nelson. B.uk Row: Mr. Floyd Dougherty, Ric Dancey. SPEECH DEPARTMENT The Speech Department, under the direction of Mr. Dougherty, is a member of the National Forensic League. Besides aiding students in ten individual events and three divisions of debate, the department broadcasts 120 radio shows a year. Students also furnish local organizations with about twenty-five club programs. Known through- out state and National competition, last year ' s speakers received twelve trophies and got second in state debate. This summer Jim Eichelberger will go to the Nationals in serious reading. INDIVIDUAL EVENTS— F)0,v Row: Julie Yock, Peggy Gamble, Lynn Zimmerman, Carol iMitts, Susan Warren, Judy W ' ebh. Row 2: Larry Kenney, Valarie Harlan, Becky Martin, Linda Wilson, John Nelson, Ken Search, Brian Taylor, Ric Dancey. Back Rou: Jim Ramey, Jim Eichelberger, BEGINNING DEBATERS— Fro; Row: N.mu Cjlkms, Anna xM.ic Rite, Cheryl Stratton, Donna Caraway, Carol Mitts. Back Row: Bill Franks, John Alesandrini, Brian Taylor, Alan Sisson, David Towne, David Hiett, Don Wilcox, Glen Sea, Wayne Schmidt. Working in the radio room on the interview of Mr. F. M. Peterson are Richard Dancey, Bill Rockliff, Judy Webb, and Dan Dancey. SUB-VARSITY DEBATE— fro; Row: Barbara Meinen, JoAnn Switzer, Diana Stewart, Janie LaSell. B.jfi Row: Vincent Hammond, David Hiett, Rich Schmiechen, Brian Tayor, Frank Foster. 19 QUEEN JINNA BAILEY Jinna Bailey, escorted by her father, walks beneath the arch of batons at her coronation. 20 • SUSAN McMAINS DEIDRE JANSEN HOMECOMING . . . The Queen and Her Court CHERYL THOMAS CHERYL MEYER 21 Beginning With a Bonfire . . . The Homecoming season began with a huge bonfire set off at the Pekin Memorial Football Stadium. While the varsity cheerleaders led a large crowd, the band played victory songs. The Students cheered wildly as the boot and dummy representing the Manual Rams burned to the ground. The following night the Homecoming football game took place with the Rams beating Pekin by a score of 41 to 0. During the half the court running for Homecoming Queen was intro- duced. They were escorted by their fathers. Thad Edmonds, Pep Club President, presents Queen Jinna to her subjects. Student Council members decorate the Lee Way for Home- coming dance. Co-Captain, Norman Lovelace, crowned Jinna Bailey the Homecoming Queen for 1962. x The Pekin Chinks charged onto the field with hopes of winning 1962 Homeconimi; game. Concluding With a Coronation The Homecoming Dance, held in the Lee Way, fit its name. Autumn Splendor. The hired band supplied the evening with good music which pleased the large turn-out. As a highlight of the evening, Jinna Bailey, standing before a huge paper pumpkin made of colored napkins, was The blazing fire spreads its heat to the enthusiasm of the crowd gathered for the beginning of Homecoming. crov ned Queen of the Homecoming. The com- plete court was Jinna Bailey, De De Jansen, Susan McMains, Cheryl Meyer, and Cheryl Thomas. They were escorted by boys who were leaders of various groups around school. The Bonfire festivities ignite the spirit of the students. Princess Susan Hodges and Prince Karl Kaebel led the first dance FROSH-SOPH PARTY Two mad doctors and their nurse insured everj ' one a good time. Harbor Lights, the name chosen for this year ' s Frosh-Soph Party, provided a colorful back- ground for the dancing and fun had by Pekin High ' s underclassmen on October 26, 1962. Princess Susan Hodges and Prince Karl Kaebel, crowned by last year ' s royal couple Christy Pratt and Clayton Parker, sat upon an anchor throne. Their court stood before a backdrop of imagina- tive fish. In the girls ' gym the Student Council entertained with games and a spook house. 24 With sailing as one of her favorite sports. Ranch spends much of her time on Norwegian waters. FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT From the fiords of Norway to PCHS. This describes Randi Sanden, our exchange student. Sent here from her home town of Moide, Norway, through the A.F.S., she has completed more than ten years of study at Norwegian schools where she studied algebra, physics, and French. The year she spends at Pekin High will count in her schooling. Between her six days of school in Norway, Randi enjoys such sports as swimming and sailing. In the winter her family goes to their mountain hut, where they enjoy mountain climbing and skiing. Her town is a tourist attraction and is called the town of roses. Norwegian girls are liked because of their friendliness, and this holds true for Randi. She likes Pekin High, but admits it is easy compared to the harder Norwegian schools. While in Pekin, Randi stayed with the Hilton Johnson family of Audobon Drive. Fro ?t Row: Marlene Strauch (Brazil), Gloria Selebistky (Argentina), Randi Sanden (Norway), Els von Northeim (Netherlands). Back Row: Chalo Gonsalez (Chili), Youchel Arat (Turkey), Dina Hellman (Belgium), Unidentified student (Chili), Bill Sudow from Richwoods. t, .. J l An Expression of the Self . . . BAND— The Pekin High Band has proved itself to be a very versatile group of musicians. The group plays marches, popular music, and concert music. The marching band, along with the ma- jorettes, go to the Argo game and march at all home football games. The band marches in precise and interesting formations. During the pep rallies and home basketball games, the band plays popu- lar music. The Dance band, comprised of mem- bers of the larger band, play at the after-game dances. The band gives Winter and Spring Con- certs for the public and presents an enjoyable auditorium program for the students and faculty. The band meets and practices during the first hour every day. Mr. Lawrence Fogelberg, with the help of assistant director, Mr. Ronald Benner, makes it possible for Pekin to enjoy this fine group of student musicians. 26 ... in Music MAJORETTES AND DRUM UAJOK—Clockwise: Jan Gainer, Rhonda Rowell, Beth Berg, Camille Munge, Kathy Alesandrini, Jerilyn Rowell. Center: David Sorenson. The Blending of Voices . . . A CAPPELLA — The A Cappella Choir is made up of upperclassmen who are directed by Mr. Harry Langley and the assistant director, Mr. Ronald Benner. They meet every day during the third hour to practice. The choir is well known for the annual Christmas Vespers, which is given to the students and teachers during an auditorium period. The most memorable part of the program is the candle procession. Tchaikovsky ' s Nutcracker Suite and ' Twas the Night Before Christmas have become traditional in the program which is also given for the public. The Choir also presents the annual Spring Concert and participated in the an- nual Mid-State Eight music festival held at Rich- woods this year. A CAPPEI-I.A— Fro?; Row: V. Hernan, S. McMains, S. Sellers, S. Hancock, B. Rollins, M. Smith, M. Hundemer, J. Bearden, S. Ward, C. Miget, J. Ogle, K. Burling, S. Warren, B. Robinson, J. Horn, D. Fabry, S. Smith, B. Keil, S. Dumville, S. Samuel- son, S. Prandoni, S. Walbert, S. Williams. Row 2: B. Roberts, J. Youell, B. Thies, P. Flairty, L. Yergler, I. Scott, J. Taylor, D. Dykstra, D. ' Alesandrini, K. Mahoney, G. Michael, P. Reid, C. Parker, G. Hazlett, C. Spurlock, B. Woolsey, S. Moore, J. Lee, D. Jouvenaux, B. Lewis, S. Davis, C. Monroe, M. Piro, J. Reardon, B. Schmiechen, J. Schedler, M. Alder, D. Mclntyre, D. Garber, M. WoU. Row 3: E. Cole, J. Little, E. Franks, S. Smathers, A Meyers, S. Sudberry, P. Vogelsang, P. Hileman, P. Schwinn, G. Schroeder, G. Hellyer, G. Schroeder, M. Hancock, L. Hauser. A. Albertsen, L. VanDyke, J. Pratt, E. Smalley, L. Ashbridge, U. Brown, M. Marcus, J. Niesmann, R. Metcalf, B. Seeling, J. Sudberry, N. Schilling, N. Klien, D. Pratt, L. Wilson, C. Wieburg. B,ick Row: Unidentified, C. Johnson, L. Alfs, S. hoffman, C Netherton, B. Martin, M. Little, L. Neibch, J. Rowan, A. Kiser, U. Robertson, L. Wolters, D. Woelfle, T. Jones, J. Eichelberger, R. Krannich, C. Renner, J. Goins, J, Walsh, G- Franklin, F. Man- chester, M. Sayers, R. Aulenbach, L. Weber, T. Morgan. E. Batton, J. Ramey, J. Waskowski, J. Doren, S. Brosmer, C. Vucich. G. Grant, B. Weakley, V. Zander. rk r ,n ■« , .n n rs i MELODY MAIDS — Fiont Row: Linda Alfs, Sandra Martin, Josephine Bearden, Suellyn Brosmer, Sally Smith. Bjck Ron: Sally Hoffman, Janice Taylor, Linda Wilson, Barbara Keil, Diane Alesandrini, Iris Scott, Susan McMains, Sylvia Samulson, Sally Hancock. In Echoing Harmony MELODY MAIDS— It is thought by many that the Melody Maids is one of the most famous high school entertaining groups of its kind in the state of Illinois. The girls ' director, Mr. Langley, started the Melody Maids fifteen years ago. Since then, thousands of songs have been memorized, 1,000 appearances have been made, and 50,000 miles have been traveled. To become a Melody Maid, a student must be a junior or senior girl with a sincere desire to sing, maintain a B or above average, and must give up all activities that would hinder her activities with the group. The girls meet Tuesdays and Thursdays and during activity periods. 29 SOPHOMORE CHOIR— Front Row: D. Capps, K. Daugherty, S. Newman, V. Munge, L. Priest. M. Hopper, V. Polgioli, C. Law rence, 1. Johns, L. Zimmerman, G, Hough, M. Stout, J. Maas, M. Strubhar, L. Rucker, J. Hill. Rou- 2: L. Glass, L. Thornton S. Thrall, J. Wilson. S. xMontgomery, W. Wiseman, S. Hoelzel, P. Wehrenberg, B. Everett. B. WoUsey, U. Shoemaker, C. Claton C. Shanklin, L. Sheppard, P. Reed. C. Phillips. K. Jarnagan. Row 3: S. Gray, B. Woolard, S. Wald, K. Maquet, S. Seegar, P, Starcevich, S. Royse. I. Rush, A. Rice, D. Davis, R. Tumbull, R. Bell, D. Stewart, K. Brynt, K. Zimmerman, J. Hoyt, J. Imming, D. Taylor. B.ick Row: G. Jones, K. Tassert, A. Miller, J. Yock, T. Dunnington, P. Ashby, S. Fr -man, S. Depeugh, L. Laszio, P. Sil veus. G. Gordon. D. Lighter. B. Davis, G. Nail, L. Betzelb ' erger, B. Negleman, F. Eertmoed, L. Soldwedel, J. Switzcr, P. Olt Aiming for Flawless Performances 30 SOPHOMORE CHOIR— The sophomore choir is made up entirely of sophomore boys and girls. These students meet with Mr. Ronald Benner, their director, every day during fourth and sixth hours. During these hours, they practice songs that they will sing in the concerts they present. The choir gives a spring concert and also presents a concert for the students and faculty during an auditorium period. During the latter part of the year, the group learns songs of the A Cappella Choir and are given the chance to try out for the iunior-senior choir. Throughout the Year SOPHOMORE CHOIR— f)0« Rou:- G. Fitzanko, M. Harwood, B. Saunders, K. Eertmoed, J. Horn. S. Munge, L. Hundermer, R. Reed, S. Lauterbach, S. Singley, R. Noel, R. Bowlby, R. Parker, J. Feltmeyer, M. Evans, L. Johns, L. Godby, C. Mitts, D. Anderson, K. Beres. Row 2: C. Beale, S. Armstrong, J. Neuhaus, C Eyrs, M. Barker, J. Lofthouse, J. Ubben, G. Bonnette, B. Meale, G. Lindsey, R. Rose, K. Mayberrj ' , D. Bachman, A. Eldridge, L. Clark, P. Flynn, T. Zimmerman, J. Hundt. Row 3: G. Larkin, K. Garmen, C. Borsch, A. Pinter, J. Newell, K. Brandt, S. Singley. E. Thomas, D. Hardt, B. Washburn, R. McLean, B. Steakley, C. Gent, D. Carlson, C. Wolfer, V. Meeker, B. Hall, D. Carter, N. Dudman, M. Bong, S. Caulkins. • B j Row: S. Kerrigan, B. Becker, V. Gilliland, L. Richard, P. Brown, V. Fabre, P. Burdette, R. Harmon, R. Schmiechen, J. Strope, B. Garls, B. Seelye, A. Duez, O. Knappenberger, R. Forbes, J. Cdnnett, P. Baysinger, B. Meinen, L. Brown. W. Eertmoed, J. Barra, L. Mefford, M. Alessi, B. Arnett. n i . ' f M df ij|. 1 111 i m „ y 31 1 _ S Hml f , « — 1 1 ■ mM «• _ . Jl z ■ ( 1 ifSI :■ s w , I The candidates and their managers arrange signs before the announcement of the president and t.. ' o vice presidents. Ed Batten, Jim Eichelberger, Charles Renner, and Ron Krantiich, a boys ' quartet, sang during one of the lunch hour skits to promote their candidate. i?- ' - W y m i%f ' 32 STUDENT COUNCIL ELECTIONS In one short week, building blocks for the ne ' Council foundation were laid. Because of the two campuses, a different system had to be used. The plan was to have a vice-president over each school, and one president over both campuses. On the day of elections, enthusiasm ran high. As Mr. Peterson announced the officers, a silence engulfed the crowd. Robyn Worth was elected President, Amel Massa Vice-president East, and Barb Brecher Vice-president West. With tears of joy and sor- row and a great round of applause, the campaign came to an end. Patti Tucker, Vice-president West candidate, gives her campaign speech at election rally. John Nelson congratulates new officers. Amel Massa, Robyn Worth, and Barb Brecher. 33 ORGANIZATIONS Art Club 36 Basketball Club 36 Book Club 37 Boys ' Club 37 Chess and Checkers 38 Football Club 39 Future Farmers 39 Dance Club i 40 Drama Club 42 FGI Club 44 Future Nurses 44 Future Teachers 45 G.A.A 45 Girls ' Club 46 Hunting and Fishing Club 48 Intramural 49 Latin Club 50 Los Conquistadors 50 National Forensic 5 1 Needlecraft 51 Pekinian 52 Record Club 52 Red Cross 53 Student Council 53 Tennis 54 Tumbling 54 Wrestling 55 Y-Teens 56 34 35 Front Row: L. Montgomery, J. Cliurch, M. Kennedy, K. Purd J Newell, C. Chavis, R. Earley, V. Fabry, J. De Groot, Mr. Lyle Anderson. Row 2: S. Van Auken, Sec; B. Seeling, Pres , L EILs, R. Budde, Vice Pres.; L. Lewis, B. Alexander, L. Osterman, A. Krus, R. Higgins, Mr. Bruce Kelly. Bjck Rou D Massey, D. Jordan, M. Robertson, L. Neibch, J. Austin, R. Miller, J. Houston, J. Fisher, j. Endicott. ' ART CLUB Developing talent in art is the main objective of the Art Club. Members may work in any me- dium — either in a modern or traditional style. Lectures, displays, and demonstrations are always on the agenda. Many informative books, news- papers, and magazines are always available con- cerning art news — past and present. BASKETBALL Membership in the Basketball Club, an organi- zation led by Mr. Hawkins and Mr. Reid, is open to any boy interested in learning the rules and strategy of the game. One of the many things they do is show guidance films. If an overcrowded condition exists, members of the basketball teams are given membership priority. Front Rou: A. Beavers, J. Layne, M. Timian, B. Toel, K. Oltman, B. Kennemer, R. Rhoades, J. Weber, J. West. Row 2: M. Silver, R. Hopkins, T. Jones, T. Riviere, B. Heberer, D. Golden, B. Meahl, M. Floyd, B. Schroeder. Row 5: R. Abernathy. J. Rodgers. T. Wiseman, D. McDonald, M. Kleiber, D. Nell, G. Benker, J. Reed. T. Waskowski. Back Row: W. Penn, S. CuUi- nan, J. Sommer. T. Buzick, A. Massa, L. Heflin, J. Coach, L. Painter. 36 Front Row: S. Raymer, B. Rupp, C. Farrow, B. Vineyard, L. Mason, D. Chrisman, D. Davis, B. Foust, D. Chouinard, B. Framp- ton, D. Toland, C. Rushford. Rotv 2: J. Alward, B. Reichert, W. Neavear, C. Kramer, J. Pfeiffer, K. Spencer, P. Eitenmiller, M. Harwood, B. Erxleben, J. Stephens, C. Beale. Row 3: R. Ford, S. Jones, R. Lutz, R. Wilder, S. Ewers, M. Jackson, J. Cook, J. Goldberg, B. Becker, S. DePeugh, L. Glass, and C. Merry. Back Row: L. Dehenlar, B. Dykstra, P. Jones, R. Shore, W. Hood, R. Freidinger, P. Silveus, F. Manchester, F. Trumpy. D. Cochran. R. Fall, and T. Godby. BOOK CLUB There are three Book Clubs meeting each activ- ity period with membership open to all students interested in good books. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Chobanian, Mr. Anderson, and Miss Win- ter, its members buy paperback editions of books designed for teens and discuss these and other current literature. BOYS ' CLUB Pekin High ' s Boys ' Club is a service organiza- tion which meets before school on Wednesday mornings to plan its activities. In the past the Boys ' Club has added to the school the dragon on the English building, installed a permanent P.A. system in the girls ' gym, and has loaned a portable P.A. for school events. From Row: J. Alesandrini, P. Wehrenberg, L. Michaelson, R. Hallowell, J. Ubben, P. Soldwedel (Sec); R. Jenks, and G. Hellyer. Row 2: M. Franks (Treas.); D. Wilson, J. Scott, K. Backes, E. Schimmelpfennig, R. Schmiechen, and R. Knippen- berg. Back Row: A. Sisson, D. Lighter, B. Dykstra, R. Saal, D. Alexander (Pres.); J. Cole, R. Martin, and P. Silveus. 37 From Ron: T. Conroy, J. Lunini, J. Haller, R. Hoerr, D. Null, L. AshbriJge, B. McLean, and R. Jones. B.ick Row: G. Dorsey, L. Long, S. Fitzanko, W. Brown, S. Fisher, J. Lawson, S. Conke, and B. Hogue. CHESS AND CHECKERS CLUB The students who become members of the Chess and Checkers Club are taught an activity that can also be enjoyed during their leisure time. The only requirement for membership is a genuine interest in playing the game or in learning the rules and regulations of the popular pastime. The large club had over sixty members this year under the sponsorship of the faculty advisors Mr. Workman and Mr. Fildes. In addition to indi- vidual games, the members organized tournaments between themselves in which a grand champion was named. From Row: J. Harmon, C, Alesandrini, R. Noel, D. Reed, T. Swearingen, R. Rathbun, S. Norton, S. Waggoner. Roir 2: M. Brown, D. Batterton, J. Just, R. Wicker, A. Patey, P. Herron and S. Burdick. B.ick Ron-: J. Allison, J. Pierce, J. Walsh. L. Wolters, C. Calkins, D. Atteberry, R. Woodmancy, and L. Betzelberger. 38 Fmiil Rou:- R. Washburn, D. Tyler, M. Greene, C. Anderson, B. Lowe, B, Woolsey, N. DeMarine, J. Winstead. Row 2: R, Velde, D. McMullen, R. Hardy, ' S. Strang, R. Bell, D. Ripper, L. Nash, C. Miller. B cJk Rou:- C. Ebert, T. Arnett, R. Waynes, L. Barker, S. Sutton. M. rcDona!d. L. Berardi, B. Davis, D. Zibert, R. Sigler, L. Smith. FOOTBALL CLUB The Football Club ' s main functions are to teach the fundamentals of the game and study thor- oughly Pekin High ' s football program. Each Wednesday they discussed different defensive and offensive plays, conditioning, and character de- velopment. Another activity of this club was to watch movies of past Pekin football games. FUTURE FARMERS The Future Farmers of America participate in numerous activities throughout the year, such as public speaking contests, a livestock and a grain fair, and judging. The members also help needy families and contribute to CARE, besides manag- ing their own projects at home. Mr. Cowell is the advisor for this group. Front Rou: W. Hild, H. Fuelberth, D. Kohlbacher, D. Eitenmiller, K. Maas, M. Shimmelpfennig, A. Hall, L. Stearnes, V. Froxell. Row 2: G. Sackett, J, Puis, D. Hoyland, L. Garman, R. Froxell. D. Nizzia, B. Endicott, B. Genseal. Row 3.- C. Martin, M. Switzer, J. Clark, H. Proehl, D. Montgomerj-, T. Onken, D. Simpson, D. Suengerich, R. Flier, Mr. W. Dowell. Back Row: R. Schrock, B. Severns, D. Hopkins, R. Ahten, B. Severns, R. Frampton, R. Hundt, R. Saal, M. Onken. 39 Fioi:i Row: P. Burdick, S. Hodges, J. Lynch, K. Beres, J. Albntton, L. Barrows, C. Lohnes, K. Boeck, N. Herron, D. Coil, N. Free- man, D. Lockhart, and B. Lewis, Roif 2: T. Budisalich, j. Becker, K. Crawford, P. Howell, S. Hood, J. Carpenter, J. Lenington, S. Dye, M. Fitzanko, K. Johnson, D. Hamm, J. Gumbel, and C. Littlepage. Row i: D. Babb, S. Caulkins, S. Foster, K, Burling, B. Godby, S. Goodrich, P. Hileman, L. Denning, D. Fargher, M. Hering, P. Bargmann, B. Counterman. Back Row: V. Krause, S. Kerrigan, L. Cooper, R, Dean, J. Junker, T. Goodyear, R. Forbes, G. Hoffbuhr, J, Dixon, C. Borsch, B. Hall, and K. Ertmoed. From Row: V, Munge, R. Pratt, P. Conaghan, L. Reynolds, J. Haynes, L. Lyon, L. Martin, C. Ziebold, C. Rosas, and S. Prandoni. Row 2: C, Smith, D. Shaw, P. Flynn, V. Nanninga, I. Rush, M. Stout, A[. Bauman, G. Fitzanko, D, Yentes, and J. Martin. Row 3: J. Alfs, P. Starcevich. C. Howey, P. Cireck, L. Hundemer, C. Eyrse, S. Lauterbach, M. Peline, D. Thomas, B. Woolard, and S. Schott. Bjck Row: C Lawrence, L. Soldwedel, J. Sellers, M, Robertson, J. Sangalli, S. Seegar, B. VanAuken, D. Patterson, M. Brady, J. Rearden, G. Draaen 40 DANCE CLUB Students who belong to the Dance Club are girls who are in either tap groups one, two, three, or four in the physical education classes. Miss Eleanor Francis, Miss Amy Lee Harris, and Mrs. Phyllis Doxstader are the faculty advisors for the large club. Annually the group presents the Spring Dance Frolic. Throughout the year the members work on tap routines and groups one and two create new dances. Modern Jazz Interpreta- tion, a relatively new aspect of the dance program of the club, is also practiced during the Wednes- day activity period. As the date of the Frolic ap- proaches, the members meet after school to perfect the many dances and the dance-interpreted play. The members promote a sales campaign and the proceeds are used to buy records, phonograph equipment, and costumes. A contest is held be- tween the girls and the girl who sells the most tickets receives a prize. Front Row: P. Underwood, D. Taylor, S. Wytcherley, V. Meeker, P. Nelms, M. Well, S. Smith, V. Pogioli, L. Schrock, S. Armstrong. Row 2: P. Sunn, S. Armstrong, M. Shannon, M. Paulson. K. Maquet, P. Goff, G. Sichrieber, A. Miller. Row 3: F. Eertmoed, L. Skogley, C. Williamson, L. Olt, G. Neuhaus, A. Rice, A. Calvert, S. Rodgers. Back Row: P. Ostrom, C Miller, C. Houchens, S. Singley, N. Schilling, P. Olt, J. Newlun, C. Monroe, S. Munge. 41 DRAMA CLUB Drama Club is one of the largest clubs which meets during the activity period on Wednesdays. The membership comes to over one hundred. Un- der the sponsorship of the drama coach, Miss Harrod, the club seeks to further interest at Pekin High in the theater. The members acquire a feeling of self-satisfaction by belonging to the club because they are given the chance to con- tribute their talents to various skits and plays put on by the group for other students. The members enjoy watching movies, listening to lecturers who speak on the aspects of drama, and helping the stage crew build sets for school plays. The club also sells the tickets to these all-school plays and sponsors after-game dances. The proceeds from these projects are used to buy stage equipment. From Row: B. Funkhouser, P. Arnold, M. Brink, P. Curtis, J. Hamilton, D. Bright, J. Hundt, K. Daugherty, W, Ertmoed, A. Eld- ridge, S. Cook, R. Hayn. Row 2: C. Aleshire, C. Hughes, B. Woodruff, J. DuPage, L. Herring, S. Bloom, S. Gerard, J. Bailey, J. Antonini, A(. Evans, J. Hoyt, K. Hoyle, M. Hoffman. Row i: N. Dudman, S. Gasper, L. Gilroy, T. Ashburn, J. Edwards, S. Fryman, M. Fulk, E. Dagit, L. Mauser, M. Franks, M. Alessi. Biick Roiv: M. Barner. J. Abney, G. Chase, C. Clark, J. Dunnington, D. Bachman, J. Hannig, P. Ashby, S. Brown, B. Brown, T. Gebhardt. 42 Front Rnu: T. Madden, J. Minton, S, Kramer, C Phillips J Jones T. Parkin, B. Monn, C. iMitts, P. Nievar. P. Lewis, C. Lawson . Row 2: D. Patterson, S. Martin, N. Mueller, K. Knight, J. Liggett, R. Kehoe, R. Preston, P. Lickiss, L. Lampe, B. Nievar. Row }: C. Myers, S. Kief, J. Peake, C. Netherton, L. Johns, D. Margonis, N. Klien, C. Liescheidt, B. Negleman, J. Montgomer} ' , R. Peak, and L Mathias. B.ick Row: T. Jones, M, Marcus, D, King, J. Alessi, P. Moran, S. Luft. Fioiit Row: S. Sutton, L. Winter, L. Seipel, R. Worth, S. Warren, M. Hancock. Treas.; J. Eichelberger, Pres.; J. Ramey. V Pres.; R. Krannich. Sec; K. Zimmerman, B. Stum, J. Wasion. B. Stephens. Rotf 2: N. Rossi, L. Williamson, B. Thies, B, Rollins. .[. Shoemaker, N. Rivord, S. Thrall, J. Wilson, Miss Harrod, Miss Johnson. Row 5: J. Webber, S. Van Horn, M Quigley, S. Sudberry. S. S; ang, S. Summers, S. Singley. B. Smith, J. L ' bben. P. Wehrenberg, S. Sudberry. C. Vucich. P, Schad. ' B.rc,4 Row: P. Vogeibang, P. Roberts, D. Scamp. P. Sorenson. D. Woelfle. J. Rowan. D. Wilson. B. Steakley. J Strope. J. Worlow. L. Lorrep, B. Weakley. 43 n V From Ron: D. Davidson. G. Affolter, G. Maile, F. Thatcher, G. Ramshaw, T. Brown, J. Pieper, L. Thompson, J. Pratt, and C. Spurlock. Roir 2: J. Haynes, J. Corse, M. Sidell, D. Dancey, S. iMoore, E. Button, J. Howell, T. Collier, R. Pollock, and B. Johnson. Row i: J. Self, S. Swanson, B. Turner, R. Melton, B. Bloom, B. Rockliff, B. Brefeld, B. Vess. R. Williams, B. WoU. Back Row: D. Wieburg, J. Coins, K. Kelso, D. Johnson. G. Conley. R. Simpson, J. Jordan, R. Reardon, J. Swearingen, and R. Anderson. FGI CLUB FUTURE NURSES The Future General Issue Club ' s purpose is to present information on life in the armed forces, requirements of military service, and the oppor- tunities offered for filling these requirements. During the activity period, the members watched films and listened to lectures given by military representatives. This year the Future Nurses, sponsored by Miss Fisher, helped with the Oral Polio Immunization and tuberculosis testing programs. The members, interested in a nursing career, have heard speakers from Peoria area schools of nursing. A scholar- ship for a senior student in professional nursing is given yearly. fiont Row: M. Bimm. J. Eve, S. Williams. R. Burdette (Pres.); V. Herman (V. Pres.); L. Laudenslager, V. Zander (Sec, Treas.); D. Fabry. T. Roberson, C, Noe. Row 2: L. Coverly. M. Piro, J. Mayberry, D. Dykstra, J. Youell, C. Farischon. B. Berchtold, C. Durham. P. Flairty. J. Carver. Row 3: S. Thomas, M. Clinch, R. Metcalf, D. Rush, M, Edger, R. Zahn, D. Thornton, J. Boyer, E. Haas, J. Grube, N. Jones. B.ick Row: M. Little. C. Anske, K. Er tmoed, E. Franks, C. Munge, S. Gay. Fruvt Rou: G. Irby, G. Kohunsky, M. Sennenjjer, G. Michael, K. Mahoney, S. Endicott, C. Langford (Sec); S. Colgin, J. Nelson, D. Joesting, S. Forbes, J. Hodges, B. Smathers, G. Sidell. Rou- 2: T. Norman, K. Backes, L. Godby, M. Senninger, R. Benton, B. Miller, S. Schrock, C. Wikoff, K. Skaggs, S. Traw, K. Sutton, R. Saal. Roiv 3: B. Everett, R. Jenks, J. Lucera, S. Sevier, S. Royse, J. Harris, K. Bryant, S. Dumville, C Wieburg, S. Roberts, E. Broughton, B. Lercher, M. Switzer. Back Row: R. Dearborn, R. Marlin, J. Clark, S. Graham, S. Shonk, G. Hazlett (Vice-Pres.) ; M. Miller, B. Glass (Pres.); D. Johnson (His- torian); C Hymbaugh. S. Davis (Parliamentarian); R. Fines, M. O ' Farrel. FUTURE TEACHERS G.A.A. Helping students know and understand the teaching professioh is the purpose of the Future Teachers of America. Consisting of sixty mem- bers, the George Washington Carver Chapter has had a breakfast for the teachers, a dance, a coat check, Christmas and Easter parties, and has acted as guides at school open houses. Do you know what G. A. A. means.- ' In brief, the Girls ' Athletic Association offers an intra- mural sports program for girls and promotes related social activities. There are approximately fifty-five members participating in such varied activities as soccer, volleyball, and Softball, ending in tournaments. Frot: Row: C. Hill, S. Davis, J. Hundt, J. Brown, T. Spracklen, C. Lawson, K. Bozarth, J. Church, G. Larkin, S. Fox, S. Just, Pres. Row 2: E. Shelton, M. Haram, V. Just, S. Dixon, L. McHenry, J. Wheeler, M. Beach, S. Tomlinson, S. Baker, J. Mc- Ginnis, Treas.; C. Migit, Sec. Row 3: R. Benton, S. Patterson, C. Noe, ' C. Hoover, C. Kettering, B. Woolard, B. Davis, M. Hansen, M. Hansen, R. Hyatt, D. Isenberg. Back Row: K. Hullard, B. Counterman, D. Pitcher, R. i Iaddalozzo, R. Mathias, D. Pat- terson, E. Haas, B. Crady, S. Kerrigan, S. Hoyle, K. Parker. GIRLS ' CLUB In living up to their club ' s purpose, the Girls ' Club members spent the year rendering services to their school and community. Having no set re- quirements for membership, the girls met every other Wednesday. For the public they sent cloth- ing and food baskets to the needy and helped care for the sick children in the pediatrics ward at the hospital. The girls made tray favors for a nursing home, worked in coat checks, and welcomed new teachers by presenting them with flowers on their first day of teaching at P.C.H.S. The girls raised money by selling homecoming mums and having candy sales after school. The girls tried to im- prove student-teacher relations by sponsoring SAKCOTS (Stop at Kitchen Cup of Tea). Front Ron-: L. Thorton. S. ' Warren, K. Beres, J. Minton. B. Long, C. Baldes, C. Alesandrini, K. Gustafson, N. Dudman, L. Johns. Rou 2: J. Tennell. P. Underwood, B. Jones, M. Robertson, P. .Olt, V. Pogioli, K. Zimmerman, S. Munge, C. Wolfer (Sec); N. Rivord, D. Patterson, D. Coil. Roic }: B. VanAuken, D. Thorton, J. Johnson, L. Soldwedel, M. Evans, S. Lauterbach, C. Borsch, S. Singley, L. Glass, R. Higdon. Back Row: S. Morrow, C Myers, J. Sangalli, S. Kief. J. Wasion, M. Wright, J. Hoyt, S. Thrall, B. Berg, T. Camp- bell, J. Niesman, M. Bong, B. Brecher, and B. Ramey. 46 Fioni Ron: K. Laffey, S. Davis, S. Prandoni, M. Woll, M. Matheny, S, Williams, J. Coleman, C. Wald, J. Imming, J. Ma- loney. Ruw 2: J. Fornoff, B. Espenscheid, P. Flairty, J. Youell, E. Franks, R. Worth, G. McNaughton, P. Conaghan, C. Grant, L. Thacker, N. Thomas. Roiv 3; S. Thomas, M. Pelini, P. Simoncini, P. Nelson, S. Hancock, J. Alberts, A. Sanborn, J. Dorsey. Back Ron : L. Lasxlo, P. Couch, M. Lutes, J. Reley, P. Tucker, M. Scarcliff, ]. Johnson, P. Cranwill, D. Chrich, J. Hammond, N. Calkins. From Ron: D. Dykstra (Vice-Pres.); K. Mahoney, V. Hernan, G. Michael, S. MciMains (Pres.); P. Utter. M. Smith, C. Ash- ton. Roil- 2: B. Toomer, S. Baker, M. Mathias, J. Yock, J. Switzer, K. Antonio, B. Copelen, B. Davis. Row i: J. Taylor, M. Piro, R. Burdette, N. Rossi, L. Williamson, D. Patterson, AI. Batton, S. Milford, B. Netherton. Bjck Row: B. Meinen, J. Doren, G. Grant, S. Hoffman, C. Vucich, E. Haas, S. Weichel, J. Hannig. 47 Front Row: B. Beecham, B. Isenberg. R. Fox. D. Hardin, J. Buchanan, J. Dixon, D. Charland, G. Cofer. D. Bedell. A. Draper. Row 2: D. Deppert, G. Bush, M. Cook, T. Barnard, B. Berra, R. Kraeger, Sec.-Treas.; G. Barker, R. Gilchrist. T. Buchanan, Sergeant-at-Arms; C. Johnson. R. Breaden. Row 3: B. Alexander. Sergeant-at-Arms; T. Coryell, B. Hinkle, D. Knaak, E. Bat- ton, Pres.; B. Kraeger, Vice Pres.; D. Clifton. M. Jost, J. Conway, T. Lutz, T. Baer. Bjck Row: S. Huss. E. Kyle, J. Berra, M. Bearden, P. Landrith, D. Bonk. G. Long. D. Heaton, T. Jones. F. Luster. HUNTING. AND FISHING With the Great Outdoors as a setting, the Hunting and Fishing Club of P.C.H.S. strove to teach conservation as well as good hunting and fishing practices. Every other Wednesday the club had either a movie or a speaker to inform them on the latest developments of the nation ' s wild life situation and conservation programs. Among its activities were a Fall Dinner in the school cafeteria and a Spring Fish Fry at Moffet Park. This year as a public service project, the Hunting and Fishing Club also planned to be sponsors for a Boat Safety Program. From Row: R. Schwartz, E. Shafer, D. Pfanz, B. Kahn, J. Saunders, B. Miars, K. TuU. J. Witts, D. Sieger, M. Sheppard. T. Weylon, A. Gonderman. Row 2: C. Rakestraw, R. Shults, A. Thompson, G. Skaggs, D. Shults, R. Fleming, B. Holmes, S. Rankin. D. St. Cerny, D. Morgan, T. Benton. B. Prentice, V. Williams. Row 3: T. Wilhelm, T. Lutz. G. Nail. J. Long, ]. Voll, C. Thomlinson, J. Welch, D. Tortorice, G. Anderson, G. Neavor, H. Sidell. B-wk Row: B. Wilson, G. Wheatley, S. Smith, P. Landrith, R. Williams, J. Weiland, J. Zoayenga, T. Snider, S. Newell, M. Sayers, D. Lichtenberger. T. Souhra ' da. B. Wil- son, R. Krohn. r . rP o t Fionl Row: J. Muburn, S. Penning, D. Pitsch, J. Fardel, J. Lee, N. Gilley, B. Clinch, J. Comisky, B. Snedden, M. Grisson. Row 2: L. VanDyke, F. Farischon, R. Gray, J. Gordon, M. Santanna, W. Musgrave, B. Harvey, T. Duncan, D. McMuUem, J. Covey. Row 3: T. Coryell, R. McClean, T. Ricci, J. Korkcamp, B. Thompson, R. Delay, J. Gardner, D. Nance, T. Sutton, L. Friend. Bjck Row: D. Christie, C. Hauk, S. Madden, M. West, J. Stanberry, G. Lawson, F. Funk, L. Martin, G. Galvin, J. Mason, T. Thomas, J. Janssen. INTRAMURAL CLUB The Intramural Club, which is under Mr. Dan Waskevich and Mr. Robert Richards, is open to boys who are interested in a variety of athletic ac- tivities. The boys meet in the boys ' gymnasium during the Wednesday activity period. After run- ning laps to warm up, they do what they can. Weather permitting, they go out to James Field to play touch football, softball; otherwise, they stay in the gymnasium and play volleyball, basket- ball, or do calesthenics. Sometimes, a few of the boys are allowed to lift weights or wrestle. When the gymnasium is especially crowded, though, the boys enjoy sports movies. Front Row: J. Milburn, S. Penniger, D. Pitsch, J. Fardell, J. Lee, N. Gilley, B. Clinch, J. Comisky, B. Snedden, M. Gris- som. Row 2: K. Moore, B. Heiser, J. Combs, L. Michaelson, J. Sea, D. Wendell, J. Davison, M. Gardner, T. Barr. Row 3: B. Seelye, D. Thorne, J. Roach, C. May, D. Mullen, B. Burns, C. Gent, J. Knappenburger, T. Oltman, E. Bonnette, D. Coun- terman. Back Row: G. Schroeder, F. Trueblood, D. Long, D. Dahlem, J. Arterberry, S. Naveuil, J. Ballou, J. Parmenter, J. Severtson, K. Mayberry. K.i, y ii lli t liLjLi 49 Front Rou: V. Johnson, C. Haller, A. Turney, R. Rowell, J. Lofthouse, S. Davis, K. Laffey, C. Wald, J. Imming, M. Mat- heny. Row 2: L. Mefford, J. Barra, C. Dunkel, V. Chrisman, J. Vidic, C. Knaak, J. Coleman, L. Lindsey, L. Naffziger. Row .5.- J. Tift. S. Patchett, J. Yock, B. Webber, L. Ohlinger, R. SherriU, D. Uebler, P. Burdett, J. Corbett, Mrs. H. Davis. Back Rou: S. Cruikshank, R. Harmon, V. Hammond. LATIN CLUB Although considered a dead language, today ' s Latin remains as a uniform means of expression for our professions and as a key to much of our past history. The Latin Club students pursued their interest in Latin and in the Roman culture. In March the club hosted the highly competitive District Latin Contest. LOS CONQUISTADORES During the years, Los Conquistadores has given financial aid to schools in Ecuador. Their motto is Muchos Pocos Hacen un mucho. This means many little things make a big. The purpose of the thirty-eight members is to learn more about the Spanish-speaking people in accordance with their language and custom. Front Row: P. Reed, P. Smith, C. Budds. Vice Pres.; S. Maelzel, S. Gray. K. Garman, S. Dixon, Vice Pres.; S. Rodgers. Row 2: C. Claton. E. Cole, M. Woodworth. K. Putman, C. Zehren, S. Ward, Treas.; S. Tucker. R. Lichtenberger, Miss Hymes. Back Row: H. Kahn, Sec; C. Cameron, Parliamentarian; D. Carlson. S. Kenney. T. Weyhrich. G. Neuhaus, Pres.; D. Hardt, Miss Metzger. Lf . %. 50 From Row; D. Anderson, P. Allen, K. Knappenburger, Pres.; S. Jones. B. Goodin, S. Fields, J. Farmer, C. May, Sec.-Treas.; K. Green, D. Ewers. Row 2: D. McCart, M. Curtright, G. Jones, M. Hamilton, S. Mullineaux, D. Dingerson, J. Lemon, E. Gibson, S. Kohler, J. Maas. Row 3: S. Johnson, C. Cook, C. Miller, N. Allard, B. Whited, U. Nash, B. Link, J. Connett, Vice-Pres.; M. Gay. Back Row: Miss Wyman, Advisor; K. Boehler, J. Burroughs, Mrs. Rayburn, Advisor. NEEDLECRAFT NATIONAL FORENSICS The Needlecraft Club ' s purpose is to teach its members various skills. There are sixty to seventy sophomores, juniors, and seniors in the club which has been divided into two groups. This past semester, the girls had a choice of either to smock or to knit. At the closing meeting each girl brought her project for showing. The National Forensics League covers a wide variety of speech events. Students may enter com- petition in any of ten individual events of debate. However, not anyone can join. Twenty-five NFL points are necessary for membership. Points are accumulated in speech tournaments or by practic- ing special civic services. Front Row: J. Switzer, B. Van Auden, K. Armstrong, Vice-Pres.; J. LaSell, J. Webb, Historian; K. Alexander. Row 2: D. Lighter, P. Soldwedel, P. Gamble, B. Busse, Sec; J. Nelson. Back Row: R. Bonjean, R. Schmiechen, J. Ramey, J. Eichel- berger, R. Dancey, Pres.; K. Search. 51 Front Row: M. Wright, M. Hundemer, C. Wolfer, G. Hough, S. Fox, S. Swisher, C. Roberts, S. Goetze, L. Yergler, C. Meyer. Row 2: T. Campbell, T. Johnson, J. Elliff, K. Zurhorst, J. Tennell, M. Branchfield, R. Higdon, D. Jansen, J. Waskowski, L. Calvetti. Row 3: T. Edmonds, G. Kauffman, R. Johnson, B. Mason, T. Vogei, G. Hellyer, E. Schimmelpfennig, D. Weimer, A. Harris, M. Leonard. B ck Row: S. Mefford, R. Ziebold, D. Dukes, G. Franklin, T. Svendsen, D. LeRoi. PEKINIAN CLUB RECORD CLUB Approximately forty students met each activity period this year to participate in the production of the 1963 Pekhiian. Their work included lay- out, photography, typing, and proofreading. The members of the club also sold advertising space to the local merchants, which paid for one thifd of the yearbook. This year the club had sixty-six members who met under the leadership of Mr. Benner. The members of the club selected and prepared the various programs throughout the year. All types of music were played so that the members had the opportunity to hear music from classical to jazz and then discuss their opinions of it. Front Row: C. Renner, S. Thomas, M. Dorsey, P. Brackney, J. Saunders, E. Ball, P. Huskisson, L. Bennett, R. Goss, S. Weh- ner, J. Ogle, M. Stolin, C Jester. Row 2: Mr. Benner, B. Miller, N. Schott, A. Evans, R. Woolf, P. Woolf, D. Lawson, P. Brown, K. Snyder, N. Smallwood, S. Phillips, C. Hill, E. Mills. Row 3: L. Beavers, J. Righi, R. Musgrave, S. Venovich, S. WoU, J. Smith, M. Shipley, B. Hackney, L. Richard, R. Sanden, M. Pettit, J. Horn, P. Baysinger. Back Row: D. McCarthy, C. Jolly, A. Flynn, D. Evans, B. Fardel, B. Mason, J. Niesman, C. Miget, R. Lindahl, J. Aimone, K. Park, J. Maynard, T. Hackney, e Front Roiv: B. Bush, E. Davis. L. Sheppard, J. Goodwin, F. Tomlinson, L. Bruner, L. Thornton, D. Carter, K. Lannert. Row 2: M. Robbins, M. Smith, B. Hart, B. Long, C. Kettering, J. Tennell, S. Heflin, L. Hallstein. Rote 3.- A. Denton, S. Anderson, D. King, M. Denton, V. Gilliland, J. Williams, B, Carrick, C. Karagianis, S. Erwin. B.ick Ron: C. Shanahan, C. King. iM. Burdge. RED CROSS STUDENT COUNCIL The Red Cross Club has done many things to live up to their motto ' of A World of Service for Youth. During the year the Red Cross packed Christmas boxes for the children overseas and pre- sented the Bartonville Hospital with a Christmas party. Other students passed a first aid course and formed a disaster team. Consisting of five freshmen, six sophomores, eight juniors, and eight seniors, this year ' s Student Council worked in groups of four committees, each having its specific purposes. With no less than a C average, these members are elected by t]ie students each semester and may not serve two consecutive terms. From Row: R, Lang, B. Moses, G. Court, J. Tennell, S. Hodges, K. Beres, S. McMains, S. Clark. Row 2: R. Jenks, J. Ubben. J. Alesandrini, P. Gamble, R. Worth, Sec; C. Thomas, M. Pogioli, R. Schmiechen, Treas. Row 3: J. Hoyt, B. Taylor, C. Munge, Big Four; R. Sanden, B. Busse, Big Four; B. Schmiechen, D. Barchers. Bjck Row: N. Rossi, S. Hoffman, J. Eichelberger, Big Four; A. Massa, L. Alfs, Vice Pres.; R. Dancey, J. Nelson, Pres. 53 From Row: C. Nash, J. Lally, B. Myers, S. Isenburg, C. Simpson, B. Mylott. Row 2: T. Pfanz, S. Huey, J. Grunloh, J. Yentes, E. Smalley, D, Edwards. Buck Row: R. Klien, R. Pike, L. Lauterbach, R. Broyles, and T. Forbes. TENNIS CLUB TUMBLING CLUB Tennis is a sport which demands strength, speed, and tactical knowledge. Mr. Moss and his Tennis Club spent their time running off inter- mural table tennis tournaments, learning new fun- damentals in tennis playing, keeping up on na- tional and international data, and setting up de- ciding matches for our busy and conscientious tennis team. Although this year ' s club had a fairly small membership, the boys learned to develop their skills in tumbling under the guidance of Coach Vucich. There are no requirements for belonging to the club, only a sincere desire to work hard and learn. The boys also had the chance to improve their skills on the trampoline. Fro it Row: T. Aimone, F. Galloway, D. Buttrum, W. Delzell, R. Hurley, J. Brown, R. Rodgers. Row 2: E. Barr, J. Brooks B. Lewis, J. Golden, D. Toel, D. Reaktenwalt, L. Smith, J. Self. Back Row: Mr. Vucich. 54 Front Ron:- K. Wooding, J, Feltmeyer, D. Faux, R. Armstrong. J. Reynolds, D. Murphy, B. Gustafson, D. Beers. Row 2: K. Schuler, G. Phillips, F. Graham, K. Arnett, D. Kirgan, P. ' oit. Sec, Treas.; P. Stoltz, D. Antrim, G. Harkless. Row 5: J. Eldridge, J. Ziegenbein, D. Gorden, R. Tortorice, J. Dullard, G. Moehring, N. Smith, M. Winstead. Back Row: B. Osborn, J. Fletcher, N. Lovelace, Pres.: R. Harkless, D. Olt, C. Sissom, and C. Moses. WRESTLING CLUB Consisting of forty-five members and a sponsor, the Wrestling Club tries to promote wrestling. Coach Stoudt, the advisor, tries to impress upon these boys the meaning of vv ' restling and why it is important in sports. He trains them in expanding their abilities and skills. Thus, the boys develop themselves physically as well as mentally while training to become a Chink wrestler. Once on the team, the boys receive an enthusiastic talk from Coach Stoudt and then prepare for the wrestling matches. In the spring, after the season is finished, the boys of the club relax by planning to have a picnic and a swimming party. 55 ; ♦ Front Row: P. Meyer (I. C. Council); G. Duey, K, King (V. Treas.); G. Myers (Pres.); M. Rickey, J. Wiemer (Sec); D. Gilbert, B. Arnett, M. Palishen. Bdck Row: P. Washer, P. Peali, J. Haynes, C. Nugen (I. C. Council); M. Hopper, C. Croops, G. Larkin, J. Weber, B. Bonnette, S. Brown. Front Roiv: J. Diegel, S. Ritchie, B. Johnson, L. Westwick, C. Shanklin, L. Zimmerman, K. Poppenga, S. Patterson. Back Row: P. Cremeens. P. Johnson (Treas.); S. Kisel, G. Crafton, P. Reed (Sec); V. Short, J. Weeks (I. C. Council); N. Olson, G. Garnacin (Pres.). From Row: J. Godbey (I. C. Council); K. Kroepel, N. Craine, P. Reid, K. Montgomery (Sec); K. Absker, S. Wolf, J. Her- ron. Bjck Row: S. Glaser, B. Martin, T. Susie (Pres.); A. Gray, A. Meyer (Treas.); G. Hawkins, P. Tucker. op (i ka% Fmn Row: G. Divelev, L. Wernowsky, J. McGinnis, V. Pres.; P. Denning, I. C. Council; V. Luke, C. Banks, S. Lackey, S. Baker, C. Ashton, D. Schaefer. B k Row: S. Diveley, S. DeLand, Sec; L. Brown, C. Rickard, P. Lambert, S. Arnett, L C. Council; K. Dahlin, B. Crady, D. Trowbridge, D. Seelye. Y-TEENS The purpose of the Y-Teens is to establish in the Hves of the girls a sense of responsibility and a desire to help others. Any girl who is a member in the Y.W.C.A. can join Y-Teens. At the beginning of the school year, the officers of all Y-Teen clubs met at the Y.W.C.A. for a Leadership Training Conference, pointing out each girls ' duties and responsibilities to her new office and to the other members of her club. This year there are six Y-Teen groups which are as follows: Mrs. Kirk ' s and Miss Kuntzman ' s sophomores; Mrs. Fogal ' s and Miss Carey ' s jun- iors; and Miss Ruey ' s and Miss Cavins ' seniors. Each of these groups gave a Thanksgiving basket to a needy family. Other service projects were Christmas baskets of clothing to the needy. Some other activities enjoyed by the girls were the Pat- teran, candy sales, and pizza parties. Front Row: G. Michael, Vice-Pres.; L. Washer, H. Holmes, Sec; M. Alder, C. Espenscheid, B. Robinson, N. Schwartz, Pres.; C. Meyer, Sec; E. Chavis. Row 2: V. Sarnes, J. Hamm, S. Nichols, Treas.; S. Smathers, V. Norton, J. Bonk, Inter-Club Coun- cil; J. Brown, C. Brown. Back Row: N. Daley, Pres.; J. Doren, G. Grant, Treas.; J. Bozarth, C. Johnson, C. Batterton, V. Brees, Inter-Club Council; J. Schedler, B. Toomer. SPORTS Football 60 Basketball 65 Cheerleaders 70 Chink and Chinklette 71 Pep Rallies 71 Cross Country : 72 Wrestling 75 Swimming 78 58 59 ' pj .?3 ■). ' ; R.u: J. Covey, R. VelJe, D Switt. C, lihert. L. Xeihch, B. W ' ih.Islv. ( I ' .irkcr, D. Antrim, P. Olt, G. Kauffman, K. Arnett, P. Schwinn. Second Row; M. Brown, M. Winstead, N. De Alarini, N. Lovelace, R. Helden, J. BuUard, T. Arnett, T. Snider, M. McDonald, M. Switzer, E. Smalley, L. Berardi, Doc Lee, T. VogeL Third Row: Coach Wells, R. Sigler, L. Barker, D. Berardi, M. Bearden, N. Smith, S. Strang, L. Smith, J. Winsted, T. Souhrada, G. Fox, J. Ziegenbein, Coach Reynolds. Bjck Roiv: C. Miller, B. Schrock, B. Osborn, B. Ryan, D. Rowan, J. Zaayenga, Coach Baechler. FOOTBALL . . . Frosh Excel -Sophs Falter Mr. Stoudt ' s freshman squad lived up to its rep- utation as being a winner. After, winning their first two games, the freshmen suffered their only loss of the season at the hands of the Washington sophomores. The rest of the games went smoothly as the frosh stayed unbeaten in Mid-State 8 compe- tition, winning the league Championship for the second year. This year the sophomores had a disappointing season. Under Coaches Washkevich and Vuvich, they lost seven of ten games; however, four of these losses were by seven or fewer points. The two wins were the East Peoria and Washington games. A tie with Central finished a season which coaches and team wish could have been better. Front Rou:- L. Gray, R. Peterson, G. Secrest, J. Lyon, G. Barker, B. Van Nattan, S. Coon, P. Leonard, J. McNally, B. O ' Connell, D. Antenore, G. Sciortino, B. Dancey. Second Row: K. Maybeery, Coach Vuvich, E. Little, M. Boeck, J. Adams, R. Thompson, C. Brown, J. Conley, B. Cullen, J. Puis, J. Vucich, B. Flarity, J. Harris, R. Huskinson, L. Grover, N. Tanner. Back Row: B. Goodin, L. Turner, D. Hurley, G. Smith, B. Bauerfeind, J. Laudenslager, M. Howard, T. Monge, D. Hart, S. Smith, Coach Stoudt. k S %f : i ' c :. 60 GUESTS .. • ' a fy 4 52 604sgJ 78jP82 ' j ' - o. Wr ' sf ' 4 y r l? ..4 3 f )o; Rotiv T. Norman, L. Barker, S. Strang, B. Davis, R. Velde, C. Ebert, D. Rowden. Second Row: K. Mayberry, G. McCoy, B. Wilson, B. Flack, C. Vericker, S. Burling, B. Kennemer, B. Lowe, S. Brudick, J. Scott. Third Row: Coach Washkevich, D. Kirgan, D. Swift, L. Betzelberger, D. Tyler, E. Bonnette, L. Michaleson, C. Anderson, J. Homerin, L. Smith, B. Washburn, D. Maquet, J. Kirgan, R. Bell. Fourlh Row: E. Wiebrug, T. Coryell, L. Kenny, D. Ziebert, M. Floyd, C. Welborn, R. Miller, L. Berardi, R. Zimmerman, M. Bartley, T. Gares, S. Sutton, S. Smith. Back Row: D. McCuUen, E. Campbell, J. Zaayenga, R. Haynes. Pekin 6 Argo Pekin - 13 Richwoods Pekin 6 E. Peoria 20 Pekin _ _ Canton 41 Pekin Manual 41 VARSITY SCORES 6 34 Pekin Galesburg 13 Pekin Central 20 Pekin Spalding 25 Pekin 7 Limestone .. 6 Pekin 20 Woodruff 25 FROSH-SOPH SCORES Pekin Richwoods 32 Pekin 14 E. Peoria 7 Pekin 21 Washington Pekin 14 Canton 20 Pekin ...7 Manual 13 Pekin .0 Galesburg 21 Pekin 7 Central 7 Pekin 20 Woodruff 26 Pekin 7 Spalding 38 Pekin .14 Limestone 19 FRESHMAN SCORES Pekin 13 Richwoods 7 Pekin Pekin 33 E. Peoria 6 Pekin Pekin 7 Washington l4 Pekin Pekin..... 6 Trewyn Pekin -20 Central 14 ...7 Spalding 6 -14 Woodruff 13 -48 Limestone 12 MIKE SWITZER 1 DICK BERARDI 1 w«-? DICK ROWAN 2 . TOM SOUHRADA BENNETT WOOLSEY 5 CLAYTON PARKER 4 GARY FOX TIM ARNETT Co-Captain 7 BILL OSBORN I RUDY HELDE 9 JERRY ZIEGENBEIN 10 NICK SMITH 11 4 TOM SNIDER 12 63 Bennett Woolsey makes solo tackle Dick Rowan brings down a Ricliwood Knight Doc Lee and Managers Win at Limestone Pekin High ' s football Chinks ran into another season of bad luck. Starting at Argo, events got progressively worse as they dropped seven straight to tough competition. The only bright spots were a seven to six verdict over Limestone and a five point short comeback during the Woodruff game. It was disappointing to both Coach Wells and the team that Pekin was not on the winning side of the column. Front Row: D. Clifton, D. Hopkins, T. Riviere, Doc Lee, T. Jones, D. Golden, Dan McDonald. Back Row: Coach Haw- kins, S. CuUinan, A. Massa, B. Ryan, J. Sommers, T. Buzick, W. Penn, D. Sarver, Wgr. BASKETBALL Freshman The freshman basketball team had a very suc- cessful season under the auspices of Coach Reid. Compiling a record of seventeen wins and one loss, they had the best win-loss record in the MS8 this year. The only loss was later avenged, and the team won fifteen games in a row making this season a most gratifying one. Frosh-Soph The frosh-soph basketball team under Coach Beachler had a losing year. Winning four out of their first five games, they hit a slump from which they never recovered. They ended their season by losing to Moline. AMEL MASSA DICK HOPKINS DAVE GOLDEN BOB RYAN VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach David Hawkins ' basketbaliers finished up the regular season with a 10-13 record. Being variable throughout the year, the Chinks beat everyone in the Mid-State Eight Conference with the exception of E. Peoria and Limestone, but still ended up in fifth place. In tournament play, the Chinks won their own invitational by beating Washington and Proviso East, but were eliminated in the Centralia Holiday Tournament by losing to Centralia and Marion. STEVE CULLINAN Terry Reviere is surrounded by Rams in a game which Pekin won 75-55. 66 M ISIl .. yW r hj 1. - WlB i _ TONY BUZICK JIM SOMMERS VARSITY RECORD Pekin Opp. Central .. 34 .56 Canton _ __57 44 Woodruff _ 43 -- 44 Manual 75 55 Limestone 48 49 East Peoria 37 52 Richwoods 65 59 Spalding 35 33 Central 51 38 Woodruff 60 58 Galesburg 60 66 Manual _..., __39 -54 Limestone 60 65 East Peoria 60 65 Richwoods . - 64 59 Kewanee 59 58 Spalding _ _ 56 62 Moline 6l 53 WAYNE PENN TERRY RIVIERE TED JONES 67 Terry Riviere receives 1st place trophy at Pekin Invitational Tourna- ment. Bob Ryan grabs a rebound in the E. Peoria game. FROSH-SOPH GAMES Pekin Opp. Central _ - 61 45 Canton 38 53 Woodruff -66 41 Manual - --76 50 Limestone 57 46 E. Peoria 34 35 Richwoods 39 55 Spalding - 50 62 Central 71 56 Woodruff - -50 48 Galesburg - 56 70 Manual 51.. 70 Limestone 56 57 E. Peoria - 46 51 Richwoods - 48 54 Kevvanee - 37 44 Spalding 86 62 Moline - 65 75 Front Row: J. Vucich, R. Garber, G. Smith, M. Johnson, J. Hancock, M. CuUinan, T. Hubbard, X. Arms, G, Sciortino. Back Row: Coach Reid, B. Bauernfeind, R. Gardner, H. Friday, T. Nance, L. Marshall, R. Johnson, S. Mitchell, S. Johnson, R. Zimmer- man, R. Kroepel, Mgr. FRESHMAN RECORD Pekin Opp. Tremont 44 22 Limestone 80 42 Central 42 46 Washington 66 25 Woodruff 51 29 Canton 74 60 E. Peoria 59 40 Woodruff _ 79 29 Central - 43 42 Pekin Opp. Richwoods 62 35 Washington 55 33 Spalding - -75 56 Dee-Mack 55 34 Limestone .40 30 E. Peoria 44 36 Richwoods 41 33 Canton 66 40 Spalding -54 39 Front Row: L. Heflin, J. Couch, T. Waskowski, R. Rhoades, J. Hancock, K. Oltman, R. Zimmerman. Back Row: Coach Beachler, H- Friday, R. Johnson, S. Noreuil, L. Marshall, S. Mitchell, S. Sutton, D. Nance, T. Vogel, Mgr. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS — Dianne Yentes, Janet Becker, Susan Hodges, Christy Pratt, Julie Junker. CHEERLEADERS All cheerleaders seem to agree that their main purpose is to promote the school ' s spirit and to help cheer our team to victory. With this in mind, the faculty and Student Council choose both the frosh-sopii and varsity squads. All girls, under the sponsorship ot Mrs. Doxstader, must have at least a C average. Two freshmen and three sophomores comprise the frosh-soph squad, while the varsity cheerlead- ers have two juniors and three sophomores. Dur- ing practice, the girls use the Dragon ' s Den and room three after school on Tuesdays and Wednes- days. FROSH-SOPH CHEERLEADERS— Fro Row: Barbara Negleman, Victoria Munge, Patricia Starcevich. Back Row: Gay Mc- Naughton, Christine Mahoney. 70 CHINK AND CHINKLETTE At the start of each home basketball game when the lights are dimmed and Chinese music is heard, Pekin fans look eagerly for a glimpse of the Chink and Chinklette. Each year the Student Council spirit committee nominates several junior boys and girls as candidates for this honor. The Student Council then elects one boy and one girl to be the new Chink and Chinklette, who symbolize the warmth, spirit, and good sportsmanship of the students of Pekin High. Max Hancock and Cheryl Thomas. PEP RALLIES This past year pep rallies were held in the boys ' gym before most football and basketball games. At the rallies all students were provided with the opportunity to see the players and hear new cheers the cheerleaders had to present. Students were also given a chance to display their gratitude to the players, coaches, and cheerleaders for a job well done. These pep rallies were planned and presented by the members of the Student Council Pep Committee. The council members also par- ticipated in the short skits. — Cheerleaders and Student Council members present a skit at one of the many Friday rallies. 71 Cross Country Goes to State Front Row: Gene Murphy, Don Hawksworth, Jim Barnard, Roger Cranwill, Denny Boehler, Rich Rodgers, Tom Pfanz, Steve Huey, Larry Bequeaith. Second Row: Ron Beach, Rod Lewis, Scott Fisher, Roger Copeland, Rich Weyrich, Bran- don Meahl, Loren Bussert, Kurt Gent, John Houston, Bob Turnbull, Coach McFeron. Back Row: Richard Aulenbach, Jim Rodgers, Mike Brown. CROSS COUNTRY Again this year the cross country team had an outstanding season. Behind the one — two, punch of Denny Boehler and Rich Rodgers the Hurry- ing Harriers compiled a glittering record by win- ning 11 dual meets, two triangular meets, and capturing three championships. Also for the first time in Pekin ' s history the cross country team placed in the top ten at the State Tournament. Congratulations should go to Coach McFeron and his fine squad for putting Pekin on the Cross Country Map. DENNY BOEHLER 1st. MS8 1st. Illini 10-1 Dual Meets 72 JIM BARNARD LARRY BEQUEAITH DENISni ' BOEHLER TOURNAMENTS Peoria Invitational Pekin 3rd. mini Conference Pekin 2nd. Sterling Invitational - Pekin 1st. MS8 Conference Pekin 1st. District . - Pekin 1st. State - Pekin 9th. ROGER CRANWILL DON HAWKSWORTH STEVE HUEY TOM PFANZ RICH RODGERS GENE MURPHY 73 Denny Boehler overtakes Flynn of Richwoods. CROSS COUNTRY RECORD Pekin 17 Central 46 Pekin 20 Richwoods 41 Pekin 15 Lincoln 49 Pekin _ 15 Manual 4? Pekin 16 E. Peoria 46 Pekin ...19 Central 49 Pekin 19 Springfield 47 Pekin .15 Woodruff 50 Pekin 15 Central .... 49 Pekin 16 Limestone 47 Pekin 22 Galesburg 35 Pekin 15 Tremont 46 Pekin 15 Canton . 65 Pekin 21 Richwoods 36 Chinks flash by the finish at top speed WRESTLING VARSITY WRESTLING Coach Custer ' s wrestlers, always among the best in the state, had another outstanding season. Winning twelve of their fifteen dual meets, they also took first place at the lUini Tourney, MS8 Tourney, District, and Sectional. Congratulations to both coach and team for an outstanding year. TOURNAMENTS mini Conference 1st Place Mid-State 8 1st Place District - 1st Place Sectional -Ist Place VARSITY DUAL MEETS Pekin Opp. Central .__ 44 .0 Galesburg 20 17 Bloomington 42 Jacksonville - - 26 12 Champaign 29 8 Canton 46 Sterling _ _ 23 -. 15 Manual 56 Woodruff _ .._ 38 6 Richwoods 33 13 E. Peoria 37 9 Reavis 15 25 Limestone - -31. 11 Waukegan 6 34 Palatine 10 35 From Row: B. Gustafson. T. Aimone, D. Schrock, D. Faux, D. Murphy, C. Parker. Second Row: J. Ziegenbein, D. An- trim, G. Moehring, K. Arnett, P. Olt, N. Lovelace. B k Row: Coach Custer. P. Stoltz. J. Bullard, B. Osborn, C. Sissom, Kr,ie :er P f .it- iv f r f! 75 i DON FAUX ■ H DENNY SCHROCK KENNY ARNETT CLAYTON PARKER DUANE ANTRIM TOM AIMONE BARRY GUSTAFSON GENE MURPHY PHIL OLT GENE MOEHRING IP It. I ' i NORM LOVELACE JERRY ZIEGENBEIN 76 CHARLES SISSOM PETE STOLTZ JIM BULLARD BILL OSBORN eP- -Q Bf -..™, , -  -,. .JW - • ' - ' ' ■ - f)o;; Row: T. Neylon, J. Feltmeyer, R. Coleman, J. Conley, T. VanNattan, B. Flarity, B. Hurly, R. Haynes. Second Row: J. Reynolds, W. Musgrave, J. Supernowski, J. Eldridge, B. Ashby, iM. Winstead, L. Berardi. Third Row: Coach Stoudt, S. Burling, J. Schwinn, N. Gilly, G. Coffer, G. Seacrest, G. Reynolds, M. Swisher, G. Pollard, R. Stephens, K, Mayberry. Bjck Row: W. Holmes, S. Zigenbein, S. CuUinan, D. Kidd, S. Strang, M. Bartley, T. Smith, S. Burdick, D. Hart, S. Hanning. J. V. SCORES Pekin 0pp. Galesburg 41 9 Bloomington 41 .3 Woodruff - 46 10 111. Braille 51 3 Canton 48 7 FROSH-SOPH. SCox. o Pekin Opp. Central 46 8 Canton 49 3 Richwoods 27 18 E. Peoria 42 8 Limestone 52 FROSH-SOPH. and J. V. Under Coach Jack Stoudt both Frosh-Soph and J.V. squads had perfect seasons. Besides winning all their dual meets, the Frosh-Soph also won the first annual Frosh-Soph Illini Tournament by tak- ing eight out of twelve weight divisions. Neylon, Feltmeyer, Supernowski, Conley, VanNattan, Ash- by, Flarity, and Berardi were the eight champion- ship winners. Clayton Parker gets a takedown at District. 77 dSfc From Ron:- D. Dearborn. A. Dragser, J. Edinburgh. R. Gesell, J. Kirgan, M. Ambrose, B. Woolsey, J. Glassey, J. Evans. Second Row: H. Corsage, S. Fisher. J. Gingrass. J. Just, M. Mylott, J. Hodges, R. Velde, D. McKinley. Third Row: Coach Wells, T. Benton, J. Rjpper, U. Aibertson. S. Conkel. D. Morgan, D. Colgin. T. Turner, J. McCovey. B tck Row: T. Souhrada, A. Sissom, D. Atterberr)-, D. Wilson. B. Mylott. J. Harris. VARSITY RECORD Pekin Opp. Richwoods 24 71 Streator 67 28 Lamphier 79 16 Bloomington 19 75 Macomb 77 15 Richwoods 43 52 Central — 39 56 Macomb 75 18 Normal 6l 33 Bloomington 30 65 Central 43 52 Streator 31 64 Sprmgfield 49 46 Monmouth 59 36 John Ripper: 12th place in 100 yard buttrefly at State Tourna- ment. igiP J 78 RICK VELDE — -■k, - I DAVE ATTERBERRY A STEVE FISHER JOHN HODGES JOE JUST TIM TURNER URB ALBERTSON SCOTT CONKEL SWIMMING The swimming team, under Coach Wells, had its most successful season since the sport was initi- ated at Pekin. Behind John Ripper, who placed twelfth at the State Tournament in the 100-yard butterfly event, the tankers had a .500 season. At district the swimmers took sixth place but at State they couldn ' t break into the scoring column. Help! I ' m drowning! DAVE MORGAN TOM SOUHRADA r - JOHN GLASSEY DON COLGIN 79 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Superintendent 82 Administrative Assistants 82 Board of Education 83 Faculty 84 Office Personnel 92 80 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Mr. Robert D. Cain ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Mr. William H. Holman BOARD OF EDUCATION Clockwise: Mr. Oliver A. Crawford, Mr. Edward Oberle, Dr. Robert G. Rhoades, Mrs. Claude P. Smith, Mr. Frederick Joesting, Mr. John M. Hodges, Mr. Chester G. Hellyer, President. J« | lE-- Superintendent F. M. Peterson SUPERINTENDENT ' S MESSAGE Members of the Pekin Community High School Graduating Class of 1963: You are leaving us at a memorable time — the end of an era. We dare not dwell too long on what has gone before. We must focus our atten- tion on what lies ahead. You are entering a new phase of your educational progress. Your school also enters a new educational progress. In the hectic days of our beginning on the East Campus, we shall think of you and the assistance you gave us with our plans. We urge you to think of us and keep in touch. Remember — you will always be a graduate of Pekin High. , Sincerely, F. M. Peterson Superintendent 83 Mr. Harry Anderson Vocations Mr. L. B. Anderson . . Art Mr. Ralph Anderson - - English Mr. Gilbert Baechler Dean of Boys Mrs. Maurine Barra -- - - Business Miss Bernice Barton Girls ' Counselor I Mrs. Clarence Bayles Home Economics Mrs. Evelyn C. Bennett Social Studies Mr. Glen E. Bergerhouse .... Business and D.E. Mr. Dale Biagi Social Studies Mr. Ronald Boehm Social Studies Mrs. Juditli Bunch English ' ' MdiM Hi - iiAHi jA Mr. Ronald D. Bushue Social Studies Mr. James Cadagin Drafting Mr. Richard L. Capps Social Studies Miss Mary Jane Carey English Miss Anna S. Gavins Mathematics Miss Diana Chiles -- - English Mr. Paul L. Chronic Dean of Boys Miss Jeanne Cleaver Business Mr. Robert Craw __ Social Studies Mr. Roy M. Culp Science Mr. James B. Custer Driver ' s Education Mr. Mollis R. Daniels ... Science 85 Mr. Delmar Davis -- Woodshop Mrs. Henrietta Davis - Latin Miss Elva Dejarnett -- Dean of Girls Miss Florence V. Diers -- English Mr. Virgil C. DoUahon .. -- Science Mr. Floyd Dougherty Speech and Radio Mr. W. H. Dowell Agricidtme Mrs. Phyllis Doxstader ?hp. Ed. Mr. Floyd Dressel German and Spanish Mr. Philip Dust Latin Mr. Nelson Eddings English Mr. Woodrow Fildes Mathematics Miss Lillian Fisher -- School Nurse Mr. William Fogal -- Social Studies Mr. Lawrence Fogelberg - Music Mr. Lester E. Foote ----- Boys ' Counselor Miss Eleanor Francis --- Girls ' Phys. Ed. Mr. Raymond Franz - — Business Miss Edith Gramlich Dean of Girls Mr. Lowell V. Grigg General Metals Mr. Erik Hagen - Social Studies Miss Harris - Girls ' Phys. Ed. Miss Edith Harrod - -. Drama Mr. Max Hiett Mathematics 87 Mrs. Mary E. Hinman Girls ' Coumeloy Miss Frances Howard ...- English Miss Mildred Jabsen Business Miss Letlia Jaggers - Mathematics Miss Nancy Johnson - -- English Mr. Bruce Kelly ---. Art and Social Studies Miss Lin Kilgore French Mrs. Joyce Kirk English Miss Carolyn Konneker _. __ Business Miss Carolyn Kuntzman Business Mrs. Sherrie Lambert English Mr. Harry Langley _.... Music Mrs. Beverly Lawson ___ Librarian Miss Arden Masters Librarian Mr. John McFeron - Mathematics Mr. Phillip McGill Matheiiuitics Mr. Earl Melchers Social Studies Miss Eloise Metzger Spanish Mr. John Moss Mathematics Miss La Rae Muselman Social Studies Mr. Virgil Newlin Social Studies Mr. Marion Newman Mathematics Mr. F. M. Oakley Science Mrs. Carol O ' Donald Assistant Librarian 89 Mr. Dale Pauley Boys ' Phys. Ed. Miss Lorene Ramsey Girls ' Phys. Ed. Mrs. Rozanna Rayburn Home Economics Mr. William Rees -- Mathematics Mr. Melvin Rein - Mathematics Mr. Michael Reynolds Science Mrs. Arlene Ross English Miss Annamae Ruey Home Economics Miss Eloise Schneider English Mr. Robert Sisson — Science Mr. Delmar Smedley English Miss Judith Steele -- Social Studies Mr. Wilbur Steingraber Business Mr. Lawrence Stone --. Boys ' Counselor Mr. Merlin Stratton Boys ' Counselor Miss Juliabel Strauch Business Mr. Don Tozzi Business Mrs. Lela Troupe French Mr. Joseph Vucich --- _ Science Mr. Ken Wells Boys ' Phys. Ed. Mr. Royal Wilson — Machine Shop Mr. Paul Workman Social Studies 91 DEAN OF GIRLS ' OFFICE— Mrs. Minola Maile, Mrs. Grace Jones, Mrs. Hazel Lee. DEAN OF BOYS ' OFFICE— Mrs. Irene Andrews, Mrs. Rita Bonk. 92 OFFICE PERSONNEL MAIN OFFICE — From Kuic: Mrs. Eileen Warren, Mrs. Louise Davis, Mrs. Fern Lalley, Mrs. Marjorie Smith. Back Row: Mrs. Ila Ewers, Mrs. Virginia Youell, Mrs. Norma Smith, Mrs. Helen Lannert. 93 STUDENT BODY Freshman Class Officers 96 Freshman Class 96 Sophomore Class Officers 112 Sophomore Class 112 Junior Class Officers 128 Junior Class :.....128 Senior Class Officers 147 Senior Class 147 94 95 CLASS OFFICERS: Sue Hancock, President; Jody Johnson, Secretary and Treasurer; Greg Smith, Vice President. FRESHMEN Row 1: Vic Kelly Joe Roach Joseph Adarris JoAnn Alberts Row J.- Edward Albrecht Carol Alesandrini John Alesandrini Kathy Alesandrini Michael Ambrose Row 3: Larr ' Anderson Donald Antenore Kay Antonio Tom Arms Jo)Ce Arnett Row 4: Pam Arnold James Arrowsmith Daniel Arterberry Kay Arterberry Jack Ashton 96 CLASS OF 1966 Roiv 1: Jan Bailey Gerr) ' Baker Candy Baldes Jean Baldwin Donna Ball Row 2: William Banks Garry Barker Thelma Barnes Ralph Barnes Melodye Barr Rotr 3: Kenny Bartlett Danny Bartley Karen Bateman Mary Batton Brian Bauernfeind Row 4: Richard Bauman Steve Baumgardner Sandra Bayard Sharon Beaudry Neal Becker Row }: Rose Begeman Albert Beitz Mary Bennett Donna Berchtold Larry Berry Row 6: Michael Bimm Frances Blair Mike Boeck Carol Boldger Chris Bolen Row 7; Scott Bong Brenda Bonnette Thelma Bowman Gloria Boyd John Boyer Row S.- Vickie Boyer Karen Bozarth Randy Bozarth Patty Bracken Alma Brady 97 ' , -  N . ' - r ■ ; r. FRESHMEN Row 1: Mary Bramham Joe Breaden Barbara Brecher Jerrj ' Brees Karen Brickner Row 2: Lyle Bright Tom Brock Danny Brooks Gregorj ' Brosmer Jack Broughton Row i: Carl Brown Suzie Brown Donald Brush Michael Bubb Bettj ' Buchanan Row 4- Judy Budde Ron Burch Bob Burdess Robert Burdette Beverly Bush Row 5: Kay Bush Beverly Byrd Thomas Byrd Connie Calhoun Johnnie Calhoun Row 6: Nanq ' Calkins Gene Calvetti Juanita Canady Donna Caraway Frances Carter Row 7: Michael Chism Linda Christopher Roger Christopher Gloria Clanin Alice M. Clark Row S.- Bonnie Clark Jack Clark Jeraldean Clark Sandra Clarkston Barbara Claton 98 CLASS OF 1966 Row 1: Arthur Clevenger Harry CI or Don Clouse Patrick Cody Steve Coensegen Row 2: Gary Cofer Loverna Cole Rich Coleman Phoebe Conaghan Cheryl Conley Row 3: Jim Conley David Conway Shirley Cooper Barbara Co pelen Pam Couch Row 4: Gail Court Cary Cox Eddie Cox Paul Crabtree Daniel Crafton Row 5: John Craig Pat Cranwill Bill CuUen Michael Cullinan Ricky Cunningham Row 6: Billie Curtright Diane Dalcher Mary Dalcher Burt Dancey Nancy Davis Row 7: William Davis Karen Dean Roberta Dean Janice Decker Janelle Dehmlow Row 8; Welma Delay Steve Dellert Sharon Denman Vicki Denning Steven Denny 99 FRESHMEN Row 1: Keith Deppert Garry Dial Janis Diegel Mar) ' Diegel Michele Dillon Row I.- Sue Dison Linda Diveley Marvin Diveley Terri Dixon Cheryl Dobbs Row 3: Marguerite Doneghue Judy Dorsey Bernard Downing David Drockelman Kathrj ' n Duchesne Row 4: August Duez David Dunn Linda Durham John Edenburn Tom Eertmoed Row 5: Anna Egelston David Eggena Stanley Ehmke Mary Ehrich Dean Eitenmiller Row 6: Paula Eitenmiller Synthia Elgin Barbara Espenscheid Don Estes Gerald Evans Row 7: Jim Evans Sherri Evans Gary Eve Carolyn Ewers Bob Falkingham Row S.- Allen Fardel Dennie Faux Sandra Fischer Mar) ' Fisher David Fisher 100 CLASS OF 1966 Row 1: Robert Flairty Carol Fleeharty Cheryl Flynn Robert Foltz Trudy Forbes Rolf 2: Jeanette Fornoff Linda Frampton Brenda Frazier Mike Fredrick Dale Freidinger Row }: Hugh Friday Harlan Fuelberth Ed Garant Richard Garber Robert Gardner Row 4: Ronald Gardner Michael Garlock Joetta Gentry Rebecca Gilliam Jay Gingras Row }: Claudie Click Connie Godby Linda Qoodwin Herod Gorsage Ronald Gorshe Row 6: Barbara Goss Rodger Graham Colleen Grant Leonard Gray Paul Green Row 7; Kathleen Gregory Kim Grossweiler Lee Grover Kay Gustafson Andy Hackney Row 8: JoLynn Haddix Charreene Hagen Arlen Hall Richard Hallowell Holly Hamann 101 FRESHMEN Rou ' 1: Barbara Hamilton Jackie Hammond Sue Hancock Leon Handegan Steve Hannig Row 2: Margaret Hansen Mary Hansen Brenda Hanson Micki Haram Dawn Hardin Row 3: Barbara Hardt John Harris Jon Harris Bonnie Hart Dave Hart Row 4: Steve Hayes Roberta Haynes Maureen Heberer Joyce Heflin Ralph Helms Row i: Mary Henderson Richard Hendricks Gloria Herrman Dan Herron Patsy Highland Row 6: Mike Hill Ruth Hill William Hill Karen Hillard George Hindahl Row 7: Jonni Hindahl Jacquelyn Hines Danny Hisle Bobby Hoerr Patti Hoffbuhr Row S.- John Holmes Marcia Honeg Cynthia Hoover Marj orie Hopkins Richard Hoskinson 102 CLASS OF 1966 Roiv 1: LeeAnn Houston Mike Howard Larry Howell Peggy Howell Cherj ' l Howey Row 2: Danny Hoyland Becky Hoyle Linda Hoyle Sandra Hoyle Tom Hubbard Row 3. Margie Hudson Vicki Huls Barbara Hundt Franklin Hunter Dennis Hurley Raw 4: Becky Hyatt Wilanna Hyatt Jim Hymbaugh Russ Isbell Carla Isenberg Rotv 5: Larry Isenburg Bill Jackson Karen Jarrett Cheryl Johnson Kay Johnson Roiv 6: Martin Johnson Mary Johnson Roger Johnson Steve Johnson David Jones Row 7: Laura Jones Michael Jones Ralph Jones Vicki Just Judith Kahler Row 8: Donna Karnes Stanley Kennedy David Kidd Toni Kief Bill Killen 103 m k FRESHMEN Row 1: Kathy King Darrell Kinney Becky Koons Donald Kramer Susan Krause Row 2: Roger Kroepel Linda LaMarsh Brenda Landis Ronald Lang Diana Langford Row i: Doris Larson Jim Laudenslager - Donald Lee Robyn Lee Paul Leonard Row 4: William Lercher Gary Liescheidt Russell Lindahl Eddie Little Alberta Littlepage Row 5: Janet Logsdon Carol Logue Gerry Long Diane Lundy Margo Lutes Row 6: Ivy Lutz Louella Lyons Kenneth Maas Robert Mace Jody MacMiUan Row 7: Rikki Maddalozzo Roberta ALadsen Christine Mahoney Donna Maile Jill Malrf)ney Row S.- Pamela Maquet Herbert Marshall Russ Marshall Dan Martin Harrj ' Martin 104 CLASS OF 1966 Row 1: Susan Martin Larry Matheny Kandy Mathias Trudy Mauer Bradley Mayeur Rou ' 2: Louise Mayfield Russ McBride Terry McCSnn John McClure Gary McGinnis Row i: Susan McGinty William McGinty Linda McHenry Dave Mclntyre Rita McKelvey Row 4: Donald McKinley Beverly McKinney Dennis McLaughlin John McNally Gay McNaughton Row 5: Ramon Meeker Gail Meyer James Michaelson Alan Mickle Sally Milford Row 6: Lenora Miller Sue Miller Sue Miller Sylvia Miller Tim Miller Row 7 Steve Mitchell Thomas Monge John Monn Barbara Montgomery Marcia Moore Row S.- Linda Morgan Margy Morrison Carol Moseley Bonnie Moses Sue Mueller 105 FRESHMEN Roir 1: Linda Munson Rich Munson Donald Murphy Ed Murphy Patricia Murphy Row 2: Ronnie Murphy Steven Mylott Terrj ' Nance Thomas Neff Deanna Nelson Row 3: Marjorie Nelson Patricia Nelson Barbara Netherton Dewayne Newell Don Newlin Row 4: Donald Newton Terrianne Nichol Cynthia Nichols John Nimmo Linda Noe Row 5: Barbara Noran John Norton Larrj ' Oats William O ' Connell Gar) ' Oden Row 6: Steven Olsen Leslie Olsson Terry Oltman Terry Onken Gloria Owens Row 7: Kathi Parker Delores Patterson Peggy Payne Linda Peck Marilee Pelini Row S.- Joyce Pel lens Linda Perrett Richard Peterson Diane Pfeiffer Frederick Pfeiffer 106 CLASS OF 1966 Roiv 1: Rita Pfeiffer Steve Pfeiffer Deborah Pitcher Gary Pollard Mary Porter Row 2: Linda Potts Renee Pratt Donald Preston Cheryl Priest Diana Psinas Rou ' 3. Pat Puckett James Puis Henry Pulsipher John Puryear Ronald Radford Row A: Becky Ramey Linda Ranney Bill Rardin Paul Reali Mike Reed Roiv 5: Edith Remmer Guy Reynolds Jackie Reynolds Donald Richardson Thomas Rickard Row 6: Christie Rickelts Jane Riley John Riopell Alvin Ritchey Beverly Roberts Row 7: Joan Roberts Nancy Rocker Sandra Rodgers Judy Rolf Alan Rosiere Row 8: Italo Rossi Janice Rowell Jerilyn Rowell Wanda Royse Jerald Rupp 107 r V 0 FRESHMEN Row 1: Kathy Ruppel Fred Ruschmeyer Bonnie Sackett Vicki Sadler Terry St. Clair Row 2: Alice Sanborn Franzino Santanna Janet Sarnes Gretchen Saurs Shirley Sayers Row 3: Mary Scarcliff David Schappaugh Charles Schermerhorn Michael Schimmelpfennig Wayne Schmidt Row 4: Joseph Schott Rodney Schraub Catherine Schrieber Linda Schrock Paul Schwartz Row 5: Alice Scott Gar) ' Scott Roberta Scott ' Glen Sea Gar) ' Secrest Row 6: Mark Seeling Darrell Seelye Aria Sego Ronald Shallenberger Edythe Shelton Row 7: Paula Sheppard Thomas Shipley Phyllis Short Trody Shults Sharon Sidell Row S.- Patricia Simoncini Roger Simpson Cathie Singley Steven Sisler Alan Sisson 108 CLASS OF 1966 Row I.- David Skaggs Don Skogley Thomas Slaughter Lola Sloan Janice Slusher Row 2: Fred Smiser Cindy Smith Donna Smith Greg Smith James Smith Rou 3: Linda Smith Mary Smith Myrtle Smith Patricia Smith Ronald Smith Row 4: Rebecca Sonderman Terry Spracklen Jill Stallings Robert Stambach John Staten Row 5: Patti Stauthammer Leon Stearnes Walton Steenbergen Joyce Steinheimer Danny Stephens Roiv 6: Linda Stockert Janet Stolin Barbara Stone Dick Stone Bill Stout Row 1: Cheryl Stratton Susan Strubhar Bradley Sullivan Patrick Sullivan Perry Sundell Row S.- Jan Suprunowski Connie Sutton Sharon Sutton Donna Swisher Michael Swisher 109 FRESHMEN Row 1: Carla Talbott Norman Tanner Patricia Tassart Brian Taylor Bob Tennison Row 2: Linda Thacker Don Tharp David Thomas Doug Thomas Kathleen Thomas Row 3: Nora Thomas Penny Thomas Sharon Thomas Cherj-l Thompson James Thompson Row 4: Robert Thompson Edda Todd Narda Tomlinson Linda Trantham Forest Travise Row 5: Gar) ' Traw Dennis Tresch Patricia Tribble Elva Trobaugh Karen Trombley Row 6: Ronnie Troxell Virgil Troxell Patricia Tucker David TuU Lester Turner Row 7.- Larrj ' Turner Larr} ' Turner Patti Utter Sue Vanetten Bill VanNattan Row S.- Janet VanNattan Barbara Vericker Kathy Vogelsang Judy VonAlmen Vincent Vonderheide no CLASS OF 1966 Row 1: James Vucich Sharon Wadsworth Karen Warner Sharon Waters Larry Watson Row 2: Frederick Weber Richard Weddle Sharon Weichel Ramona Wells Regina Wells Row i: Richard Weyhrich Myra White Shirley White Darlene Whiteside Doris Wikoff Row 4: Donald Wilcox Cathie Wildeber Lana Willliams Larry Williams Travis Williams Row 5: Wanda Williams Bill WiUsey Berry Wilson Danny Wilson Kristine Wilson Row 6: Lorraine Wilson Robert Wilson Jane Windle Dennis Winn Terry Woith Row 7: Linda Wooddell Linda Workman Patricia Wright Earnest Wynkoop Connie Yavorshak Row S.- Margaret Young Syrena Young Steve Zaayenga Linda Zahn Ron Zimmerman III CLASS OFFICERS; Susan Hodges, Vice President; Kathie Beres, Secretary; Linda Soldwedel, Treasurer; Rich Schmiechen, President. SOPHOMORES Row J.- John Abel Richard Abernathy Janice Abney Linda Adcock Ginger Aeschlimann Ron 2: Ronald Ahten Monica Alessi Janet Alfs Nanq ' AUard Henry Allison Row i: Joyce Alward Chet Anderson Diana Anderson Gordon Anderson Melvin Anliker Row 4: Ronald Arstrong Sandra Armstrong Sherrie Armstrong Barb Arnett Jay Aterberry 112 CLASS OF 1965 Roiv 1: Theda Ashburn Pamela Ashby Jay Austin Dennis Bachman Keith Backes Row 2: Patricia Bader Clifford Ball John Ballou Peggy Bargmann Larry Barker Row S: Mahala Barker Mary Barner Jim Barr Judith Barra Mike Bartley Row 4: David Batterton Pamela Baysinger Ronald Beach Cathie Beale Linda Beavers Row 5: Barbara Becker Jan Becker Danny Bedell Bruce Beitz Ronald Belk Row 6: Ronald Bell Allen Bellmore Gary Benker Mabel Benton Terry Benton Row 7: Leo Berardi Kathie Beres Beth Berg Bill Berra Larry Betzelberger Row S.- Susan Bloom Margie Bong Betty Bonnette Eugene Bonnette Claudia Borsch 113 A llf SOPHOMORES Row 1: Rod Bowlby Clifford Brandt Karen Brandt Sandra Brantley Edith Brickert Row 2: Dianne Bright Susan Brinkmann Barbara Brown Jerome Brown Judith Brown Rotv 3: Lynn Brown Michael Brown Patricia Brown Sharyn Brown Katharine Bryant Roiv 4: Carol Buchanan Taunya Budisalich Sandra Bulifant Jimmy Burch Pam Burdett Row i: Peggy Burdick Scott Burdick Betty Bush Darrj ' l Buttrum Patricia Callahan Row 6: Ernest Campbell Terri Campbell Diane Capps Paul Carlock Danny Carlson Row 7: Bonnie Carrick Diana Carter Susan Caulkins Bettj ' Chavis Deborah Chrisman Row 8: Vicki Chrisman Dale Christensen Jane Church Lola Clark Steve Clark 114 CLASS OF 1965 Row 1: Carol Claton Bruce Clifton Dennis Coffey John Combs Dave Comer Row 2: Scott Conkel Larry Connett Judy Cook Shirley Cook Judith Corbett Row i: Thomas Cor) ' ell Jim Couch Barbara Counterman Gay Crafton Roger CranwiU Row 4: Karen Crawford Peggy Cremeens Larry Crigger Michael Crompton Carol Crooks Row 5: Janice Crowe Steve Cruikshank Mary Curry David Dahlem Konnie Daugherty Row 6: Bob Davis Dale Davis Elsie Davis Frances Davis Nancy Davis Roiv 7: James Davison Dana Dearborn Dean Dearborn Lynette Dehmlow Linda Denning Row 8: Mahala Denton Sherrill Depeugh Jeanne Diegel Michael Dirst Gail Dragen rf. 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SOPHOMORES Row J.- Allen Draper Nanqf Dudman Albert Duez Robert Duez Dinzel Dukes Row 2: Gayle Duley Terr) ' Duncan Carol Dunkel Tanis Dunnington Gerald Dunniway Row 5.- Rhoda Earley Chuck Ebert Harry Edwards James Edwards Fances Eeertmoed Row 4: Winnette Eertmoed Pamela Eiteruniller Ann Eldridge Don Elliott Floyd Elliott Row .J.- Keith Emmons Bob Endicott David Endicott Karen Ertmoed Bev Erxleben Rou 6: Denny Erxleben Marilyn Evans Bradley Everett Diana Ewers Cindy Eyrse Row 7: Vicki Fabry Rick Fall Carol Farrow Jack Feltmeyer Roger Fike Row S.- Gail Fitzanko Robert Flack Richard Flier Max Floyd Patricia Flynn 116 CLASS OF 1965 Row 1: Charles Foltz Richye Forbes Roberta Ford Gerald Fornoff Franklin Foster Row 2: Ronnie Frampton Bruce Freeman Norma Freeman Roger Freidinger Sandy Fryman Row i: Fred Funk Barbara Funkliauser Jan Gainer James Gardner Joe Gardner Row 4: Michael Gardner Robert Garls Karen Garman Leroy Garman Wanda Garmon Row 5: Sharon Gasper Marcia Gay Curt Gent Rick Gesell Donna Gilbert Row 6: Tim Gillespie Nickey Gilley Vicki Gilliland Linda Gilroy Paul Gingras Row 7 Tom Glaser Linda Glass Linda Godby Pat Goff Judith Goldberg Row S.- David Golden James Golden Barbara Goodin Jeannette Goodwin Turza Goodyear 117 SOPHOMORES Rou ' 1: Dennis Gorden Rita Goss Rebecca Gould Susan Gray Shelia Green Row 2: Michael Greene Carol Gregory William Grogan Ronald Grube Danny Guengerich Rou ' 3: JoEllen Gunbel Belinda Hackney Barbara Hall Martha Hall Carol Haller Rou 4: Lynn Halistein Janice Hamilton Mary Hamilton David Hansen Darrell Hardt Rote 5: Robert Hardy Gar)- Harkless Johnny Harmon Ron Harmon Judy Harris ' Row 6: Robert Harvey Mary Hanvood Joyce Haynes Richard Haynes Bernard Heberer Row 7: Leroy Heflin Kent Heisel Randall Hellyer Stanley Herchenroder Mar) ' Hernan Row S: Jeannie Hickey Ronnie Higgins Joyce Hill John Hilst Susan Hodges 118 CLASS OF 1965 Row 1: Terry Hodgson Shirley Hoelzel Ronald Hoerr Gail Hoffbuhr Nancy Hoffman Row 2: William Holmes Larry Homerin Marilyn Hopper Julie Horn Carole Houchens Row 2: Gail Hough John Houston Jan Hoyt Suzanne Hughes Linda Hundemer Row 4: Judy Hundt Ronnie Hundt Jo Imming Dorothy Janis John Janssen Row 5: Gail Jarnagin Roger Jenks Judy Johns Brenda Johnson Kitty Johnson Roiv 6: Peggy Johnson Tina Johnson Vanessa Johnson Georgianna Jones Judith Jones Row 7: Linda Jones Scott Jones Dean Jordan Julie Junker Karer Just Roiv 8: Karl Kaebel William Kennemer Larry Kenney Cheryl Kettering Kathy King 19 -- ' . SOPHOMORES ' { - Row J.- David Kirgan John Kirgan - ■ Sherryll Kiser M Cheryl Knaak r Jim Knappenburger K J, Row 2: Kay Knight _ Madelyn Knight -K Shirley Kohler Gary Kohunsky - • j. . Bill Kortkamp L Row 3: Bn ' Sl Carol Kramer ' Sandy Kramer Terry Kramer l ' Virginia Krause g; Linda Lampe Row 4: Mike Lance Patrick Landrith Gail Larkin Mary Lasell Laura Laszlo Row 5: Sally Lauterbach Carol Lawson Danny Lawson Donna Lawson Joseph Layne Row 6: Darrell Leitner Judith Lemon Joyce Lemons Wanda Lemons Gregory LeRoi Row 7: Pamela Lewis Rita Lichtenberger Pam Lickiss Don Lighter Gar ' Lindsey Row S.- Laura Lindsey Elizabeth Litik Carol Littlepage Janice Lofthouse Dave Long 120 CLASS OF 1965 Rou ' 1: Robert Lowe Paul Lucas Richard Lutz Linda Lyon Judy Maas Roiv 2: Terry Madden Denny Maquet Karen Maquet William Marion Samuel Marshall Row 3: Carolyn Martin Connie Martin Sheila Martin Leslie Ma son Michael Massa Row 4: William Matheny Barbara Maynard Gregory McCoy Sally McDonald Diane McKinley Row 5: David McMuUen Linda McQuiston Brandon Meahl Verla Meeker Linda Mefford Row. 6: Barbara Minen Gary Meinen Paula Meyer Lonnie Michaelson James Milburn Row 7: Brenda Miller Carol Miller Connie Miller Karolyn Miller Jill Minton n Row 8: Thomas Mitchell Carole Mitts Judy Montgomery Linda Montgomery Stephanie Montgomery 121 Hk ' ' ' ' 7 SOPHOMORES Row 1: Kenneth Moore Sharon MuUineaux Suzanne Munge Vicki Munge Diana Murphy Row 2: Linda Murphy Ward Musgrave Bill Myers Glenda Myers Robert Myers Row i: Linda Naffziger Gary Nail David Nance Vicki Nanninga Charles Nash Row 4: Uldene Nash Barb Negleman Danny Nelan Don Nell Judy Nelson Rou 5: Ginny Neuhaus Jim Neumann Jacqueline Newell Stan Newell Judy Newlun Row 6: Sharon Newman Anthony Neylon Bob Nievar Phylis Nievar Delbert Nizzia Row J.- Roger Noel Steve Noreuil Terry Norman Ruth Norris Shannon Norton Row S.- Camilla Nugen Denny Null Raymond Null Michael OFarrell Laurie Ohlinger 122 CLASS OF 1965 Rou ' 1; Kandee Oliver Leanna Olt Patti Olt Kenneth Oltman Margie Palishen Row 2: Vince Pari Rick Parker Thelma Parkin Joseph Parmenter Shelia Patchett Roil ' 3: Dianne Patterson Shelia Patterson Mary Paulson Rose Peak Judy Peake Row 4: Stephen Penninger Patsy Peoples Danny Pfanz Thomas Pfanz foyce Pfeiffer Row 5: Carole Phillips Judy Phillips Sharon Phillips Richard Pitsch Susan Podowicz Row 6: Vicki Pogioli Gloria Powell Janice Prentice Lynne Priest Karen Putman Row 7: Ben Rahn Sandy Rankin Roger Rathbun Pamela Reali David Reed Row S.- Nancy Reed Patricia Reed Paula Reed James Render Ronnie Rhoades 123 SOPHOMORES Row 1: Anna Rice Linda Richard Wary Richey Dave Rippel David Ripper Ron ' 2. Joyce Ritchie Shirley Ritchie Judy R ord Norma Rivord Cynthia Roberts Row i: Patricia Roberts Carol Rosas Ronald Rose Dale Rowden Rhonda Rowell Row 4: Sharon Royse Lynda Rucker Ida Rush Walter Saal Gail Sackett Row }: Linda Sands Mario Santanna Barb Saunders Dianne Scamp Pamela Schad Row 6: Rich Schmiechen Christene Schrieber Susan Schrock Sandra Schwartz James Scott Row T.- Linda Scotti Shireen Seegar Nanq ' Selby Margaret Senninger Row S.- Bill Severns Bing Severns John Severtson Sandra Sevier Colleen Shanahan 124 CLASS OF 1965 Row 1: Carol Shanklin Maureen Shannon Linda Sheppard Roger SherriU Mitzy Shipley Row 2: Mary Shoemaker Sheila Shonk Virlene Short George Sigler Paul Silveus Row i: Pat Simpson Sharlyn Singley Susan Singley Katherine Skaggs Linda Skogley Row 4: Mary Sloan Nancy Sraallwood Bruce Smith Janet Smith John Smith Row i: Lester Smith Robert Smith Sheila Smith Shirley Smith Steven Smith Row 6: Kathy Snyder Linda Soldwedel Perry Soldwedel Karen Spencer Pat Starcevich Row 7 Steve Starman Karen Stauthammer Bill Steakley Diana Stewart Pamela Stewart Row S.- Jeff Stout Melony Stout Steve Strang Jim Strope Margaret Strubhar 125 f , tP  -• ■ SOPHOMORES Row 1; Theresa Stubblefield Bonnie Stum Steve Sutton Terry Swearingen Danny Swift Roiv 2: Susan Swisher Joann Switzer Karon Tassart Joan Tavernier Donna Taylor Row 3: Jean Tennell Janice Thielbar Eddie Thomas John Thomas Tom Thomas Row 4: Ronald Thomason Robert Thompson Louise Thornton Frank Thousand Sherie Thrall Row 5: Jerri Tift Linda Tompkins Mark Tompkins David Towne Diana Townsend Roiv 6: Sandra Tucker Kenny Tull Robert TurnbuU Tim Turner Anna Turney Row 1: Denny Tyler Joseph Ubben Sharon Van Horn Frederick Velde Sue Venovich Row S.- Clement Vericker Joleen Vidic John VoU Cynthia Wald Robert Washburn 126 CLASS OF 1965 Roiv 1: Pat Washer Tom Waskowski Jonell Webber JiU Weber Judith Weeks Row 2: Shirley Wehner Paul Wehrenberg George Welborn Jackie Welch Jack West Row S: Regina West Loree Westwick Terrj ' Weyhrich Ernest Wieburg Joanne Wieraers Row 4: Lee Wiggins Barrie Wilson Dan Wilson Jane Wilson Wanda Wiseman Row 5: Ann Woelfle Christy Wolfer SharonWoU Mary Woodworth Beverly Woolard Row 6: Rose Woolf Baird Woolsey Freda Wubben Sherilyn Wytcherley Julie Yock Row 7.- Jack Zaayenga Nancy Zears Carroll Zehren Dave Zibert Cheryl Ziebold Row S.- Scott Ziegenbein Paul Zima Karen Zimmerman Lynn Zimmerman Ronald Zimmerman Terri Zimmerman 127 - -V . CLASS OFFICERS: Mike Franks, President; Robyn Worth, Treasurer; Peggie Underwood, Vice President; Dianne Yentes, Secretary JUNIORS Rou 1: Judith Abner Karen Absher Thomas Aimone Janet Albritton Row 2: Chris Aleshire Bill Alexander Pamyla Allen Darlene Armnvak CLASS OF 1964 Row 1: Kenny Arnett Sally Arnett Larry Asbridge John Ashby Row 2: Carol Ashton Karen Athey Richard Aulenbach Donna Babb Row 3. Richard Bailey Sue Ellen Baker Carolyn Banks James Barnard Row 4: Earl Barr Lynne Barrows Mary Ellen Bauman Mike Bearden Row 5: Russell Beaver Dan Beers Delores Bennett Dianne Bennett Row 6: Lois Bennett Dick Berardi Michele Bimm Kathy Boeck JUNIORS Row 1: Karen Boehler Daniel Bonk Tony Bonnette Mary Brady Row 2: Maudi Branchfield Richard Breaden Joe Brooks Ellen Broughton Row i: Kenneth Brown Marvin Brown Shirley Brown Rick Broyles Roiv 4: Mar) ' Burdge Karen Burling Joyce Burroughs Loren Bussert Row i: Toney Buzick Carl Calkins Valeria Calvert Curt Cameron Row 6: Nedra Campbell Judy Carpenter Jo Carver Gregory Chase CLASS OF 1964 Row 1: Doug Clifton Bill Clinch Marie Clinch David Cochran Row 2: Deanna Coil Jill Coleman Don Colgin Jim Comisky Roiv 3 Dave Conner Jean Connett Tom Conroy Carol Cook Row 4: Linda Cooper Danny Counterman Barbara Crady Nancy Craine Row 5: Juanita Crube Stephen CuUinan Penny Curtis Kirsten Dahlin Rou ' 6: Bonnie Dancey Sherral Davis Bob Dearborn Sandra Deland JUNIORS Row I.- Richard Delay Richard Dillow Dave Dingerson Gloria Diveley Row 2: Susan Diveley Joyce Dixon Suzanne Dumville Joan DuPage Row 3: Carleen Durham Shirj ' l Dye Mary Edgar Thad Edmonds Row 4: Donald Eertmoed Carolyn Eggena Janet EidenmiUer Dave Eldert Row 5: Bob Eldridge Linda Ellis Marion Endicott Sharon Endicott Row 6: Donald England Sandra Ewers Karen Fahnders Diana Fargher CLASS OF 1964 Roia 1: Christy Farischon Fred Farischon Don Faux- Steven Fisher Row 2: Myrna Fitzanko Steve Fitzanko Phyllis Flarity Jim Fletcher Row S.- Sue Forbes Suzanne Foster Ronald Fox Gerald Franklin Rott ' 4- Ellen Franks Mike Franks Richard Freeman Mary Friday Row 5: Gary Friederich Larry Friend Roger Galloway Peggy Gamble Roiv 6: Diane Garber Suzanne Gerard Sherry Glaser Judy Godbey JUNIORS Rou ' 1: Timothy Godby Judy Goodlick Sharon Goodrich Bob Gorshe Row 2: Cher} ' l Graham Frank Graham Anita Gray Richard Gray Roil- 3.- Barrj- Gustafson Evelyn Haas Holly Haas Jerry Hall Row 4: Josephine Hamilton Dorothy Hamm Sally Hancock Janie Hannig Row 5: Diane Happach Darold Hardin Ron Harkless Valarie Harlan Row 6: Alan Harris Beverly L. Hart Carl Hauk Gloria Hawkins ii CLASS OF 1964 Row 1: Roseraar) ' Hayn Joan Haynes Gary Hazlett Grant Hellyer Roiv 2: Nancy Herron Rene Higdon Judy Highland Pat Hileman Roiv }: Gar) ' Hill Sally Hoffman Sarah Hood Lee Hottell Row 4: Gary Huey Steve Huey Cindy Hughes Robert Hurley Row 5: William Hurt Marcia Jackson Donna Joesting Diane Johnson Roiv 6: Randy Johnson Ron Jones Danny Jones Michael Jost JUNIORS Ron- 1: Sharon Just Christine Karagianis Gar) ' Kauffmann Rita Kehoe Row 2: Bobbie Keil Sharon Kief Michael Kleiber Nancy Klien Row 3: Ray Klien Ray Knippenberg Karen Kroepel Rick Krohn Row 4: Susan Lackey Kathy Laffey Ron Lahman Jim Lalley Row J.- Patricia Lambert John Lannert Larr)- Lauterbach Janet Lawson Row 6: Michael Leonard Barbara Lercher Don Leroi Barbara Lewis M r . CLASS OF 1964 Rotv I.- Bob Lewis Larry Lewis Dean Lichtenberger Carol Liescheidt Row 2: Janice Liggett Judy Little Darlene Lockhart Trina Logsdon Rotv 3: Cathy Lohnes Dennis Lohnes Linda Lohnes Jerry Long Row 4: Bill Love Joella Lucera Sandy Luft Viola Luke Row 5; Joseph Lunini Sharon Luther Terry Lutz Stephen Madden Row 6: Dennis Madix Linda. Madsen Sharon Manka Diane Margonis JUNIORS Row 1: George Martin Janet Martin Linda Martin Rebecca Martin Row 2: Roger Martin Sandra Martin Bob Mason Bonita Mason Row 3: Amel Massa Marilyn Mathias Carol Matthews Dan McDonald Row 4: Mike McDonald Josephine McGinnis Denise Mclntyre Bill McLean Row 5: Paulette Meixsell Charles Merry Alona Meyer Michael Mieser ! Kp - JsW 1 f% Row 6: Carol Miget Imw w ' ■ Barbara Miller Joyce Miller E|F t T Diana Moehring ' -Si L ▲. CLASS OF 1964 Row I: Carol Mohler Celeste Monroe Kathy Montgomery Richard Montgomery Rou- 2: Stanley Montgomery Pat Moran David Morgan Thomas Morgan Row 3: Nancy Mueller Pat Murphy Rella Musgrave Cheryl Myers Row 4. ' Bob Mylott Leroy Nash Pam Neavear Sharon Neff Row 5: Carol Netherton Robert Nichols Judy Niesman Carol Noe Row 6: Bill Norton Pat Oberle Jackie Ogle David Olt JUNIORS Rolf 1: Patricia Olt Diana Oltman Todd Oltman Sharon Osterman Roir 2: Pat Ostrom Clayton Parker Paulette Payne Omer Peak Row 3: Norman Phillips Gary Piccony James Pieper James Pierce Row 4: Martin Pogioli Patty Polite Susan Prandoni Charles Rakestraw Rou- 5: Danny Ramsey Gary Ramshaw Steve Rankin Don Reaktenwalt Row 6: Elizabeth Rearden Vickie Reed Bonnie Reeise Lynne Reynolds CLASS OF 1964 Row I.- Tom Ricci Connie Rickard Toni Rivord Marsha Robertson Row 2: James Rodgers Richard Rodgers Susan Rodgers Barbara Rollins Row 3. ' Lester Rosiere Norma Rossi Donald Rowell Bethalene Rupp Row 4: Rowland Saal Julie Sangalli Michael Sayers Debra Schaefer Row i: Nancy Schilling Edward A. Schimmelpfennig Edward R. Schimmelpfennig Sandra Schott Row 6: Ken Schuler Phil Schwinn Jim Sea Barbara Seeling JUNIORS Row 1: Donna Seelj-e Lenora Seipel Janey Sellers Eddy Shafer Rou- 2: Deena Shaw Denny Shults Garj ' Sidell Louis Sidell Row i: Donald Simpson Ronald Simpson Bill Smathers Cherie Smith Roll ' 4: Larry Smith Nick Smith Tom Snider James Sommer Rou- i: David Sorenson Thomas Souhrada Beverly Springman Becky Stephens ill 1 R  p Row 6: Pete Stoltz tNJK- ' J 1 i Julie Sudberr)- muBs ' J _ — Sandy Sudberry . Peggy Sunn CLASS OF 1964 Roil- 1: Toni Susie Owen Sutton Sandra Sutton Tom S endsen Row 2: Janet Swords Dave Tebben Jody Tennell Harold Thayer Row 3 Betty Anne Thies Anne Thomas Donna Thomas Susie Thomas Row 4: Sylvia Thornton Rick Thurman Mike Timian Charles Tomlinson Row 5: Elizabeth Torrey Dick Tortorice Sandra Traw Doris Trowbridge Row 6: Pat Tucker Bryan Turner Vic Tyner George Uebler JUNIORS Row I.- Peggie Underwood Barbara Van Auken Sharon Van Auken Larr) ' Van Natten Row 2: Lois Vaughan Gary Velde Evelyn Vess Bonnie Vineyard Row 3 Parn Vogelsang Carol Vucich John Walsh Frankie Ward Row 4: Susan Warren Janice Wasion Barbara Weakley Jerr) ' Wei land Row 5: Mike Welch Donovan Wendell Linda W ' ernowsky Joe West Row 6: Mike West Virginia Whittle Robert Wicker Cherj ' l Wieburg CLASS OF 1964 Rotv 1: Rahn Wilder Thomas Wilhelm Russell Wilkinson Verlyn Williams Row 2: Linda Williamson Bill Wilson Linda Wilson Joe Winstead Row 3: Michael Winstead Terry Wiseman Dean Woelfle Ricky Woith Row 4: Sherry Wolf Tom Wolfer Martha WoU Larry Welters Row ■ : Bonnie Woodruff Janet Worlow Robyn Worth Larkin Wright Row 6: Maribeth Wright Dianne Yentes Janis Youell Ruth Zahn CLASS OFFICERS: David Alexander, President; Susan McMains, Vice-President; Beth Schmiechen, Secretary; Steve Mefford, Treasurer. SENIORS Row I.- Joyce Adcock Cheryl Adcox Row 2: Anita Ade Gary Affolter Janice Aimone ■K.- - ' BiwiP ' CLASS OF 1963 W f Roiv 1: Urban Albertsen Mary Alder Carlo Alesandrini _ K i Row 2: Diane Alesandrini John Alessi David Alexander Roiv 3: Karen Alexander Linda Alfs Dexter Allen Rou ' 4: James Allison Richard Anderson Cheryl Anske SENIORS Row 1: Karen Armstrong Loren Arnett David Atteberry Rotv 2: Terry Baer Jinna Bailey Daniel Barchers Row 3: Judy Barises Nobel Barker Terry Barnard Row 4: Connie Batterton Edward Batton Josephine Bearden CLASS OF 1963 Rotr 1: Alva Beavers Dennis Beecham Grace Beggs Row 2: Larry Bequeaith Barbara Berchtold Coleen Berger Row 3: William Bloom Paul Boehler Ronald Bonjean Row 4: Joe Lynn Bonk Judith Boyer Joy Bozarth SENIORS Row 1: Jerry Branson Ronald Breaden Victoria Brees Row 2: Mary Brink Suellyn Brosmer Carol Brown Row 3: Janet Brown Terry Brown Lois Bruner Row 4: Michael Buchanan Carmen Budds James Buliard CLASS OF 1963 Row 1: Rita Burdette Gary Bush Barbara Busse Row 2: Laura Calvetti Wenona Carter Edna Chavis Row 3: Donna Chouinard Charles Christie Carol Clark Row 4: Jerry Clark Janice Cole Sharon Colgin mi SENIORS Rout 1: James Conway Richard Coon Lana Coverly Roif 2: Everett Dagit Nancy Daley Dan Dancey Row 3: Richard Dancey Kenneth Davidson Diane Davis Rotr 4: Gregory Davis Shirley Davis Joyce DeGroot CLASS OF 1963 Row 1: Santi DeMarini Dennis Deppert Janelle Doren Ron ' 2: Gary Dorsqr Diane Dykstra Loren Eddy Ron 3: David Edwards James Eichelberger Jeannie Elliff Rotr 4: Douglas Endicott Karla Ertmoed C arol Espenscheid SENIORS Roir 1: Doris Evans Janice Eve Donna Fabry Row 2: Jacquelin Farmer Ricky Fines Phyllis Fischer Row 3: Anna Fitzanko Terry Forbes Billie Foust Row 4: Sandra Fox Beverly Frampton Donald Freeman CLASS OF 1963 Row 1: Duane Freidinger David Friedrich Michael Fulk Rotv 2: Sharon Gay Terry Gebhardt Barbara Glass Row 3: Susan Goetze Jerry Goins Michael Good Roiv 4: Billie Goodin Sandra Grabo Sandra Graham SENIORS Row 1: Gloria Grant John Grunloh Thomas Hackney Row 2: Donna Hafliger Janet Hamm Richard Hasselman Rou ' 3: Lyle Hauser Andrew Hawkins Donald Hawksworth Row 4: Danin Heaton Shirley Heflin Rudolph Helden CLASS OF 1963 Row 1: Mary Hering Vickie Hernan William Higgins Rotv 2: William Hild William Hinkle John Hodges Row 3: Robert Hogue Marjorie Holeman Helen Holmes Roiv 4: Wayne Hood Richard Hopkins Judith Horn SENIORS Row 1: William Howard John Howell Melody Hundemer Roiv 2: Stephen Huss Larry Hyatt Claudia Hymbaugh Row 3: Stephen Isenburg William Isenberg Deidre Jansen Roiv 4: Lonnie Johns Carol Johnson Robert Johnson CLASS OF 1963 Roiv 1: Nancy Jones Russell Jones Sharon Jones Rou ' 2: Terrell Jones John Jordan Daniel Jouvenaux Rotv 3: Joseph Just Harold Kahn Constance Karagianis Row 4: Phyllis Key Ronald Kiser Karol Knappenburger SENIORS Row 1: Connie Koch Charles Kocher Jack Kortkamp Roir 2: Richard Kraeger Robert Kraeger Ronald Krannich Row 3: Alvin Krus Curta Langford Virginia Lauck Row 4: Laura Laudenslager Robert Lauterbach Ruth Lindahl CLASS OF 1963 Row 1: Mary Little Ronald Logue Sue Long Row 2: Norman Lovelace Kathryn Mahoney George Maile Row 3: Fred Manchester Michael Marcus John Mason Row 4: Mar) ' Matheny Barbara Matthews Janet Mayberry SENIORS Row J.- Diane McCarthy Mar} ' McDonald Susan McMains Roiv 2: Steven Mefford Raymond Melton Ruth Metcalf Row 5: Randy Meskimen Cheryl J. Meyer Cheryl L. Meyer Row -i-: Gail Michael Gloria Michael Kurt Milkereit CLASS OF 1963 Row 1: Christopher Miller Edward Mills Eugene Moehring Rotv 2: Barbara Monn Steven Moore Charles Moses Roiv 3: Camille Munge Wanda Neavear Gary Neaver Rou ' 4: Larry Neibch John Nelson Gary Neuhaus SENIORS Row 1: Sharon Nichols Vickie Norton Barbara Olt Row 2: Philip Olt Larry Osterman Lynn Painter Row 3: Arthur Patay Marilyn Piro Lorin Pollock Row 4: Ella Poppenga Diana Pratt Howard Proehl CLASS OF 1963 Row 1: Rosemary Prouty Karen Purdy James Ramey Roiv 2: Sharon Raymer Joseph Reardon Anita Reed Rou ' 3. ' Gerald Reed Ehzabeth Reichert Casandra Reynolds Row 4: Charles Renner John Ripper Terry Riviere SENIORS Row 1: Mar) ' Robbins Talona Roberson Sharon Roberts Row 2: Mike Robertson Beverly Robinson Ronald Robinson Row 3: Madonna Robson William Rockliff John Rowan Roif 4: Richard Rowan William Royse Donna Rush CLASS OF 1963 Roiv 1: Carol Rushford Robert Ryan Sylvia Samuelson Row 2: Randi Sanden Judy Saunders Marie Santanna Row 3: Jerry Sarff Vivian Sarnes Janet Schedler Row 4: Elizabeth Schmiechen Dennis Schrock Robert Schrock SENIORS Rou ' 1: Nancy Schwartz Robert Schwartz Iris Scott Rotv 2: Dorothy Sea Kenneth Search Velma Seelye Roiv 3: James Self Jerry Self Michael Sheppard Rou- 4: Paula Sherman Hans Gert Sidell Sue Ska s CLASS OF 1963 Roiv 1: Robert Sidell Michael Silver Charles Sissom Row 2: Sharon Smathers Donald Smith Melody Smith Koic 5: Sarah Smith Jay Snyder Pamela Sorenson Roiv 4: Malcolm Stauffer Byron Stewart Rosanne Stolin SENIORS Ron- I.- Sue Strang Bruce Strasser Sharon Summers Row 2: Helen Swearingen Jay Swearingen Mark Switzer Row 3: Michael Switzer Evelyn Tarren Janis Taylor Row 4: Robert Thatcher George Thielbar Cher) ' l Thomas CLASS OF 1963 Row 1: Patricia Thomas Sarah Thomas Brenda Thompson Row 2: Danny Toel WiUiam Toel Deana Toland Row 3: Fay Tomhnson Bonnie Toomer David Tortorice Roiv 4: Franklin Trumpy Judith VanNattan Bobby Vess SENIORS Rou ' J: Virginia Vol! Karen Washburn Linda Washer Ron- 2: Judith Waskowski Judith Webb Bernard Webber Row 5: John Weber Richard Weimer Cheryl West Row 4: Charles Weyhrich Beverly Whited Carol Wikoff CLASS OF 1963 Rotr 1: Julie Williams Richard Williams Sandra Williams Row 2: Linda Wiseman Brian Woll Peggy Woolf Row 3: Robert Woolsey John Yentes Lanae Yergler Row 4: Vikki Zander Roger Ziebold Kathy Zurhorst ADVERTISING B M Studio - 176 Bordons -176 Bradley University 176 Carp ' s - 177 Central Book ...._ 177 Central Illinois Light 177 Carsons ' - -- 178 Christy Apothecary 179 Comisky 179 Condon ' s 179 Caterpillar - ISO D. D. Dray ' s 181 Derby Plaza 181 Dooley Insurance 181 Ehrhcher Bros - 181 First Federal Savings - 182 First National Bank 182 Fort Schock - 182 Paul Gilpin Equitable Life 182 Harris Realtor — 183 Will Harms --183 Jack Hymbaugh 183 Jansen and Schaefer 183 Jones Bros 184 Keenan ' s 184 K ' s Super Valu 184 Kuecks Funeral Home 184 Larkin Bakery 185 Leo ' s TV 185 McGarvey Welding 185 Middle States Telephone 186 Norma Sutton 186 Reuling ' s 186 Pekin Times 186 Pekin Farmers Auto .187 Pekin Loan and Homestead 188 Pekin Prescription A 188 Pekin Water Works 188 Photoggery 189 Preston ' s . 189 Quaker Oats 189 Schwartz Electric 190 J. Norman Shade 190 Shipman ' s .190 Smith Alsop . 190 Smith Plumbing 191 Russ Strauman _ .191 Tazewell Machine Works .- 191 Waldmeier ' s 191 Trowbridge Florists 192 Unland ' s 192 Vogel ' s - - -192 Velde Ford - 193 Walker Bros 193 Crenshaw and Jost 193 Foley, Hackler, Thompson, and Lee — Architects 194 ! -•• 174 175 B M STUDIO A. E. BOTTOMLEY PORTRAITS Children - Groups Weddings - Candid Commercial and Industrial Res. Phone 346-5331 511 Court 346-5265 MILK AND ICE CREAM PHONE 346-3184 231 Elizabeth Pekin, 111. 176 Congratulations to the 1963 Graduating Class of Pekin Community High School BRADLEY UNIVERSITY Peoria, Illinois CARP ' S DEPARTMENT STORE Complete Shopping Headquarters for the Entire Family Your Extra Saving at Carp ' s is Cash 337 Court Street CENTRAL BOOK TOY STORE Toys and Sporting Goods 345 Court _ _ 346-9364 LINCOLN THOUGHT A HUNDRED YEARS AHEAD Abraham Lincoln was prophetic on many issues facing us today. Nowhere more than when he said: In all that the people can individually do for themselves, government ought not to interfere. CENTRAL ILLINOIS LIGHT COMPANY 177 r 178 CHRISTY APOTHECARY Day or Night Free Delivery Phone 347-2111 328 S. 4th Street [ PPL I AN C COMISKY APPLIANCES AND FURNITURE 132 Court Street CONDON ' S INSURANCE AGENCY Auto — Residence — Casualty Home Owner Policy 12 S. 4th Street 347-2178 179 HOR IZONS unlimited... Just as there are no boundaries in space, there ' s no Umit to the opportunities that lie before you. You can reach any goal you choose, depending on how diligently you pursue it. This is your heritage as an American: a freedom to seek . . . and to find . . . the satisfaction that comes from fulfilling Ufe ' s ambitions. It ' s a price- less birthright. Do your best to use it wisely. CATERPILLAR PARTNERS IN PROGRESS DRAY BUILDERS SUPPLY LUMBER, INC. 100 N. 13th 347-2193 DERBY PLAZA BEAUTY SALON Tinting • Shaping • Hair Cut • Shampoo • Rinse • Hair Dress Bleach • Manicure • Special Hair Treatment Permanent Wave • Scalp Treatment Phone 347-3808 1100 Derby Plaza Pekin, Illinois f ::, DOOLEY INSURANCE AGENCY The Home of Home Owners Package Policies 706 Court 346-2181 PEKIN ' S ORIGINAL : DRUG STORE • Medical Supplies • Baby Supplies • Russell Stover Candies • Photo Finishing and Photographic Supplies l ic ntin BUSINESS EHRLICHER BROTHERS CO., PHARMACY 328 Court 346-7881 or 346-9014 181 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION OF PEKIN Phone 347-3106 434 Court Street FIRST NATIONAL BANK TRUST CO. Phone 347-3131 414-418 Court Street IMPERIAL FORT SCHOCK 201 North Capitol Pekin, Illinois Bus. Phone 347-2115 PAUL E. GILPIN Million Dollar Club Member THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES 1204 S. 4th 346-5994 182 ii il When Buying or Selling or Financing Call or See THOMAS H. HARRIS REALTOR 410 Court 346-2111 WILL HARMS COMPANY School Supplies • Portable Typewriters • Hallmark Cards and Party Goods Sheaffer, Parker Pen and Pencil Sets Scrapbooks • Photo Albums • Stationery ARCADE BUILDING CORNER PHONE 346-8756 JACK HYMBAUGH CHEVROLET, INC. 501 S. 2nd. 347-3101 JANSEN AND SCHAEFER, INC. Highway and Heavy Construction 1 600 Broadway Pekin, Illinois 183 JONES BROS. JEWELERS Phone 346-5807 517-519 Court Street KEENAN SPORTING GOODS CO. Phone 674-9165 514 Main Peoria, 111. K ' S SUPER VALU Phone 346-2037 1013 Derby Pekin, 111. KUECKS FUNERAL HOME ' We Serve Honestly and Well ROBERT B. WOOLSEY LOUIS F. MEYER Phone 346-2115 Capitol at St. Mary Street 184 LARKIN HOME BAKERY 526 Court Street Dial 346-2414 - V McGARVEY WELDING SUPPLIES, INC. Gas or Electric LINDE Oxygen — Acetylene — Carbide Safety Supplies • Medical Supplies • Industrial Supplies 354-364 Margaret Phone 346-3164 185 ' ' ■■ ' -p -- -i. jT L- MIDDLE STATES TELEPHONE COMPANY Brighten Your Home ivith Color Extension Phones 4 16 Margaret Street It ' s Fun to Shop for Separates at THE NORMA SUTTON SHOP 10 S. Fourth Street . iK. m M IMS: _--. «—;£ ««§ 1 HH N. REULING CO. DEPARTMENT STORE Apparel for Students 359 Court Street STEVE iMEFFORD, Your 196:-63 Reporter for the Pekin Hi Lites in the PEKIN DAILY TIMES TAZEWELL COUNTY ' S ONLY DAILY 186 Students . . . Who Drive Carefully 9 Live To Become Old-Time Grads 187 PEKIN LOAN AND HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION 406 Court Street Tazewell County ' s Oldest Home Financing Institution PEKIN WATER WORKS COMPANY Ofc. 417 Court Phone 346-2171 PHOTOGGERY For All Your Photographic Needs Om Night Diop Box 527 COURT 346-1551 PRESTON FUNERAL HOME 500 North Fourth Compliments of THE QUAKER OATS COMPANY 189 SCHWARTZ ELECTRIC CO. 610 North 5 th Street Congratulations and Best Wishes to Chink and Chinklettes From MR. AND MRS. J. NORMAN SHADE Paints for Every Purpose Imperial Washable Wallpaper 190 SHIPMAN SPORT CENTER Headquarters for All Sporting Equipment 346 Derby 346-7018 ARTIST SUPPLIES SMITH ALSOP PAINT STORE Formerly Hortons 431 Court Street Pekin, Illinois SMITH PLUMBING AND HEATING Service is Our Motto 901 Washington St. Pekin, Illinois Telephone 346-7373 RUSS STRAUMAN Outfitter to Men and Boys 329 Court 346-0110 TAZEWELL MACHINE WORKS, INC. Production Work a Specialty 1411 North Second St. Pekin, Illinois Phone 346-9577 t !. WALDMEIER ' S SHOES Ouality Shoes for the Family 405 Court Street 191 TROWBRIDGE FLORISTS NELLE TROWBRIDGE, Proprie tor Corsages • Cut Flowers • Gifts Plants • Pottery • Fannie May Candies 500 Court 346-6394 804 Court St. Pekin, Illinois Phone 346-2195 GOOD INSURANCE SERVICE AT UNLAND ' S J. LOGAN UNLAND — CHARLES P. KARCH — JAMES M. UNLAND Where Parking is a Pleasure For Best Foods Shop at VOGEL ' S 121 S. 2nd 346-2101 ' - Buy Your Ford in Pekin See VELDE FORD SALES 716 Court Street Phone 347-3111 All Types of Hardware Supplies, Including Sporting Goods Free Delivery WALKER BROS. HARDWARE 701 Court 346-5737 CRENSHAW AND JOST Engineering and Architecture 512 Court Street Phone 346-2427 193 ■ liBt_ ' irM — AV : ' f ' iJ? '  t3F 5:5 « = iS FOLEY hACKLER tHOMPSON lEE : ARCHITECT 194 Student Index Abernathy. RicharJ D., 36 Abney, Janice K., 42 Adams, Joseph F., 60 Affolter, Gary ' P., -i-i Ahten, Ronald A., 39 Aimone, Janis. 52 Aimone, Thomas B., 75. 76 Alberts, Jo Ann, 47 Albertsen, Urban J., 28, 78, 79. 147 Albritton, Janet M., 40 Alder, Mary K., 28, 147 Alesandrini, Carlo, 38, 147 Alesandrini, Carol J., 46 Alesandrini, Diane L., 28, 29, 147 Alesandrini, John A,, 19, 37, 53 Alesandrini, Kathy, 27 Aleshire, Christine A., 42 Alessi, John N., 14, 43, 147 Alessi, Monica S., 31, 42 Alesander, David F., 37, 146, 147, 204 Alexander, Karen R., 51, 147 Alexander, William R., 36, 48 Alfs, Janet S., 40 Alfs. Linda K., 28, 29, 53, 147 AUard, Nancy B., 51 Allen, Dexter H., 147 Allen, Pamyla J. 51 Allison, James C, 38, 147 Alward, Joyce M., 37 Ambrose, Michael E., 78 Anderson, Chet F., 39 Anderson, Diana L., 31, 51 Anderson. Gordon, 48 Anderson, Richard L., 44, 147 Anderson, Sally A., 53 Anske, Cherly K., 44, 147 Antenore, Donald E., 60 Antonini, Judy, 42 Antonio, Katherine P., 47, 204 Antrim, Duane J., 55, 60, 75 76 Arms, Tom, 69 Armstrong, Karen S., 51, 148 Armstrong, Ronald I., 55 Armstrong, Sandra L., 4l Armstrong, Sheryl L., 31, 41 Arnett, Barbara J., 31, 56 Arnett, Kenneth D., 55, 60, 75, 76, 129 Arnett, Loren C, 148 Arnett, Sally J., 129, 204 Arnett, Tim-C, 39, 60. 63 ' Arno ' d, Patricia A., 42 Arterberry, Jay W., 49 Asbridge, Larry G., 28, 38, 129 A ' hburn, Theda M., 42, 113 Ashby, Billy W., 77 Ashby, John H., 129 Ashby, Pamela J., 30, 113 Ashton, Carol K., 47, 129 Athey, Karen J., 129 Atterberr ' , David L., 14, 38, 78. 79, 148 Aulenbach, Richard J., 72, 129 Austin, Jay W., 36, 113 Babb, Donna L., 40, 129 Bachman. Dennis D., 31, 42, 113 Backes, Keith J., 37, 45, 113 Bader, Patricia A., 113 Baer, Walter T., 148 Bailey, Janis L., 97 Bailey, Jinna S., 20, 22, 42, 148 Bailey, Richard A., 129 Baker, Gerald D., 97 Baker, Sue, 45, 47, 129 Baldes, Candice J., 46, 97 Baldwin, Betty J., 97 Ball, Clifford W., 113 Ball. Donna F.. 97 Ball. Elberta A.. 52 Ballou, John A.. 49. 113 Banks. Carolyn H.. 129 Banks. William H.. 97 Barchers. Daniel E.. 53, 148 Bargmann, Peggy A., 40, 113 Barises, Judy A., 148 Barker, Garry H., 97 Jarker, George F., 60 Barker, Larry W., 39, 60, 61, 113 Barker, Mahala S., 31, 113 Barker, Noble G., 48, 148 Barnard, James E., 72, 73, 129 Barnard, Terry L., 48, 148 Barner, Mary E., 42, 113 Barnes, Ralph N., 97 Barnes, Thelma L., 97 Barr, Earl L., 54, 129 Barr, Melodye V., 97 Barr, Tim T., 49, 113 Barra, Judith K., 31, 50, 113 Barrows, Lynne A., 40, 129 Bartlett, Kenneth W., 97 Bartley, Danny K., 97 Bartley, Michael C, 77, 113 Bateman, Karen S., 9 ' Batterton, Connie M., 113, 148 Batterton, David L., 38 Batton, Edward D., 14, 28, 32, 48, 148 Batton, Mary J., 47, 97 Bauernfeind, Brian J., 69, 97 Bauman, Mary E., 40, 129 Bauman, Richard R., 97 Baumgardner, Steven C, 97 Bayard, Sandra L., 97 Baysinger, Pamela A., 31, 52, 113 Beach, Martha L., 45 Beach, Ronald L., 72, 113 Beale, Cathie A., 31, 37, 113 Bearden, Josephine A., 28, 29, 148 Bearden, Michael A., 48, 60, 129 Beaudry, Sharon K., 97 Beaver, Russell G., 129 Beavers, Alva L., 36, 149 Beavers, Linda F., 52, 113 Becker, Barbara A., 31, 37, 113 Becker, Janet L., 70, 113 Becker, Neal A., 97 Bedell, Daniel L., 48, 113 Beecham, Dennis M., 48, 149 Beers, Daniel J., 55, 129 Begeman, Rose L., 97 Beggs, Grace E., 149 Beitz, Albert L., 97 Beitz, Bruce F., 113 Belk, Ronald E., 113 Bell, Ronald L., 30, 39, 113 Bellmore, Allen A., 113 Benker, Gary L.. 1 1 3 Bennett, Lois L, 52, 129 Bennett, Mary, 97 Bennett, Sandra D., 129 Bennett, Shirley D., 129 Benton, Ramona M., 45, 113 Benton, Terry L., 48, 78, 113 Bequeaith, Larry H., 72, 73, 149 Berardi Leo E., 39, 60, 77. 113 Berardi, Richard J., 60, 63, 129 Berchtold, Barbara A.. 44. 97, 149 Beres, Katherine M., 31, 49, 46, 53, 112, 113 Berg, Beth M., 27. 46, 113 Berger, Collene K., 149 Berra, James, 48 Berra, William F., 48, 113 Berry, Larry L.. 97 Betzelberger, Larry G., 30, 38, 113 Bimm, Edgar M., 44, 97 Bimm, Lauren M., 129 Blair, Frances J., 97 Bloom, Susan L., 42, 113 Bloom, William E., 44, 149 Boeck, Kathy J., 40, 129 Boeck, Michael E., 60, 97 Boehler, Karen A., 51, 130 Boehler, Paul D., 72, 73, 74, 149 Boldger, Carol J., 97 Bnlen. Christy L.. 97 Bong, Margie A., 31, 46, 113 Bong, Scott D., 97 Bonjean, Ronald D., 51, 149 Bonk, Daniel L., 48, 130 Bonk, Joe L., 149 Bonnette, Betty L., 113 Bonnette, Brenda K., 56, 97 Bonnette, Eugene F., 31, 49, Bonnette, Tony M.. 130 Borsch, Claudia A,, 31, 40, 46, 113 Bowlby, Rod D., 31, 114 Bowman, Thelma F., 97 Boyd, Gloria L., 97 Boyer, John G., 97 Boyer, Judith K., 44, 149 Boyer, Vickie L., 97 Bozarth, Joy L., 149 Bozarih, Karen S., 45, 97 Bozarth, Randal A., 97 Bracken, Patricia A., 97 Brackney, Paula J., 52 Brady, Alma K., 97 Brady, Mary M., 40, 130 Bramham, Mary J., 98 Branchfield, Maudi L, 52, 130 Brandt, Clifford W., 114 Brandt, Karen S., 31, 114 Branson, Jerry L., 150 Brantley, Sandra J., 114 Breaden, Joe M., 98 Breaden, Richard A., 48, 130 Breaden, Ronald P., 150 Brecher, Barbara J., 33, 46, 98 Brees, Gerald E., 98 Brees, Victoria R., 150 Brefeld, William A„ 44 Brickert, Edith F.. 114 Brichner. Karen K.. 98 Bright. Dianne K., 42, 114 Bright, Lyle J., 98 Brink, Mary F., 42, 150 Brinkmann, Susan J., 114 Brock, Thomas G., 98 Brooks, Danny P., 98 Brooks, Joseph A., 54, 130 Brosmer, Gregory K., 98 Brosnier, Suellyn A., 28, 29, 150 Broughton, Ellen J., 45, 130 Broughton, Jack G,, 98 Brown, Barbara J., 114 Brown, Carl A., 60 Brown, Carol D., 98, 150 Brown, Janet AL, 150 Brown, Jerome F., 54, 114 Brown, Judith L., 45, 114 Brown, Kenneth, 130 Brown-, Lynn E., 31, 114 Brown, Marvin L., 28, 38, 60, 130 ' Brown, Michael J., 38, 72, 114 Brown, Patricia J., 31, 52, 114 Brown, Sharyn J., 56, 114 Brown, Shirley J., 130 Brown, Suzanne F., 98 Brown, Terry W.. 44, 1 50 Broyles, Richard E., 54, 130 Bruner, Lois M., 53, 150 Brush, Donald C, 98 195 Bryant, Katharine E., 30, 45, 114 Bubb, Michael J., 98 Buchanan, Betty L., 98 Buchanan, Carol S., 114 Buchanan, Jackie R., 48 Buchanan, Michael E., 150 Buchanan, Thomas L., 48 Budde, Judith L., 98 Budde, Richard C, 36 Budds, Carmen E., 50, 150 Budisalich, Taunya F., 114 Bulifant, Sandra L., 114 Bullard, James E., 55. 60, 62, 75, 76, 150 Burch, James L., 114 Burdess, Robert E., 98 Burdett, Pamela S., 31, 50, 114 Burdette, Rita A., 44. 151 Burdette, Robert D., 47, 98 Burdge, Mary L., 53, 130 Burdick, Jon S., 38, 61, 77, 114 Burdick, Margaret J , 40, 114 Burling, Karen S., 28, 40, 130 Burling. Stephen B.. 61, 77 Burns. Bob, 49 Burroughs, Joyce A., 51, 130 Bush, Betty G., 53, 114 Bush, Beverly S., 98 Bush, Gary M., 48, 151 Bush, Kay F.. 98 Busse, Barbara L., 18, 51, 53, 151 Bussert, Loren, 130, 72 Buttrum, Darryl W., 54, 114 Buzick, Toney E., 36, 65, 67, 130 Byrd, Beverly A., 98 Byrd, Thomas E., 98 Calhoun, Connie M., 98 Calhoun, Johnnie K., 98 Calkins, Car T., 38, 130 Calkins, Nancy A., 19, 47, 98 Callahan, Patricia J., 114 Calvert, Valeria A, 41, 130 Calvetti, Gene S., 98 Calvetti, Laura S., 52, 151, 204 Calvin, Gary D., 49 Cameron, Curtis C, 50, 130 Campbell, Earnest D., 114 Campbell. Nedra J., 130 Campbell, Terri L., 46, 52, 114 Canady, Juanita R., 98 Capps, Diane L., 30. 114 Caraway, Donna M., 19, 98 Carlock, Paul D., 114 Carlson, Danny L., 31, 50, 114 Carpenter. Judith A., 48, 130 Carrick, Bonnie J., 53. 114 Carter, Diana L., 31, 53, 114 Carter, Frances K., 98 Carter, Wenona J., 151 Carver, Jo L.. 44. 130 Caulkins, Susan D.. 31, 40, 114 Caulkins, Nanq ' , 204 Charland, Donald J., 48 Ch.ise, Gregory P., 42. 14, 130 Chavis, Betty C, 36, 114 Chavis, Edna J., 151 Chism, Michael D.. 98 Chouinard, Donna R., 37, 151 Chrisman, Deborar K., 37, 114 Chrisman, Victoria K., 50, 114 Christensen, Dale R., 114 Christie, Charles D., 151, 49 Christopher, Linda L., 98 Christopher, Roger L.. 98 Church. J.ine L., 36. 45, 114 Clanin, Gloria J., 98 Clark, Alice M., 98 Clark, Bonnie B., 98 Clark, Carol A., 42, 151 Clark, Jack L., 98 Clark, Jeraldean, 98 Clark. Jerr) ' R.. 39, 151 Clark, Lola M., 31, 114 Clark. Steven G., 53, 114 Clarkston, Sandra S., 98 Claton, Barbara K., 98 Claton, Carol K., 30, 50, 115 Clevenger. Arthur E., 99 Clifton, Douglas L., 48. 65. 131 Clifton. Robert B., 115 Clinch, Bill, 49, 131 Clinch, Marie E., 44, 131 Clor, Harry W., 99 Clouse, Donald C, 99 Cochran. David F., 37, 131 Cody, Patrick J., 99 Coensegen, Stephen G., 99 Cofer, Gary C, 48, 77, 99 Coffey, Dennis M., 115 Coil, Deanna K., 40, 46, 131 Cole, Janice E., 28, 50, 151 Cole, Lovena, 99 Coleman, Jill S., 47, 50, 131 Coleman, Richard J., 77, 99 Colgin, Donald R., 78, 79, 131 Colgin, Sharon L., 45, 151 Combs, John C. 49, 115 Comer, Clyde D., 115 Comisky, James L., 49, 131 Conaghan, Phoebe A., 40, 47, 99 ' Conkel. Scott G., 38, 78, 79, 115 Conley, Cheryl L, 99 Conley. James D., 60, 77, 99 Conley. Robert E., 44 Conner, David C, 131 Connett, Jean E., 51, 131 Connett, Joanne M., 31, 51 Connett, Larry L., 115 Conroy, Thomas K., 38, 131 Conway, David K., 99 Conway, James H.. 48, 152 Cook, Carol S., 51, 131 Cook, Judy A., 37. 115 Cook. Michael T., 48 Cook, Shirley A., 42, 115 Coon, Richard A., 152 Coon, Stanley E., 60 Cooper, Linda S., 40, 131 Cooper, Shirley D., 99 Copeland, Roger B., 72 Copelen, Barbara J., 47, 99 Corbett, Judith N., 50, 115 Corso, James M., 44 Coryell, Thomas D., 48, 115 Coryell, Timothy L., 49 Couch, James C, 69, 115 Couch. Pamela A.. 47, 99 Counterman, Barbara J., 40, 45. 115 Counterman. Danny R., 49, 131 Court, Gail S., 53, 99 Coverly, Lana M., 44, 152 ' Covey, Joe L., 49, 60 Cox, Gary J., 99 Cox, Eddie L., 99 Crabtree, Paul E.; 99 Crady. Barbara J.. 45. 131 Grafton. Daniel M., 99 Crafton. Gay L., 56. 11 5 Craig. John L., 99 Craine, Nancy J., 131 Cranwill, Patricia A., 47, 99 Cranwill. Roger T., 72, 73, m Crawford, Karen R., 115 Cremeens, P ggy S., 56, 115 Cri.gger, Larry W.. 1 1 5 Cromptcn, Michael F., 115 Crooks, Carol L, 56, 115 Crowe, Janice M., 1 1 5 Cruikshank, Stephen R., 50, 115 Cullen, William D., 60, 99 Cullinan, Michael N., 69, 99 Cullinan, Stephen A., 36, 65. 66, 77. 151 Cunningham, Rickey G., 99 Curtis, Penny S., 42, 131 Curtright, Marian C. 51 Curtright, Billie K., 99 D.igit, Everett C, 42, 152 Dahlem, David M., 49, 115 Dahlin, Kirsten L., 131 Dalcher, Diane L., 99 Dalcher, Mar) ' A., 99 Daley, Nanq ' J.. 152 Dancey, Bonnie J., 131 Dancey, Burt L.. 60. 99 Dancey. Dan C, 19, 44, 152 Dancey. Richard C. 14. 18, 19. 51, 53, 152 Daugherty, Konnie A., 30, 42. 115 Davidson, Kenneth D., 44. 152 Davis, Brenda, 45, 47 Davis. Dale K., 30, 115 Davis, Diane L., 37. 152 Davis, Elsie J., 53, 115 Davis. Frances L., 115 Davis, Gregon, ' E., 152 Davis, Nancy B., 99, 115 Davis, Robert L.. 30, 39, 6I. 115 Davis. Sherral B.. 28. 45. 50. 131 Davis. Shirley H., 45, 47, 152 Davis, William C, 99 Davison, James H., 49, 115 Dean, Karen A.. 40, 99 Dean, Roberta A., 99 Dearborn, Dana F., 78, 115 Dearborn, Dean E., 115 De,i ' rborn, Robert J., 45, 131 Decker, Janice M., 99 De Groot, Joyce G., 36, 152 Dehmlow, Janelle K., 99 Dehmlow, Lynette F., 115 Deland, Sandra L., 131 Delay, Leland R.. 49, 132 Delay. Wilma J., 99 Dellert. Stephen K., 99 Delzell, Wesley R., 54 De Marini, Santi J., 39, 60, 62, 153 Denman. Sharon E., 99 Denning, Linda AL, 40, 115 Denning, Vicki J., 99 Denny, Steven R., 99 Denton, Angela M.. 53 Denton. Mahala J., 53, 115 DePeugh, Sherrill M., 30, 37, 115 Deppert, Dennis L., 48, 153 Deppert, Keith O., 100 Dial, Garr)- R., 100 Diegel, Janice L., 100 Diegel, Jeanene R., 56, 115 Diegel, Mar) ' L., 100 Dillon, Michele N., 100 Dillow, Richard J., 132 Dingerson, David D., 132 Dingerson, Donna K., 51 Dirst, Michael A., 115 Dison, Sue A., 100 Diveley, Gloria L., 132 Diveley, Marvin D., 100 Diveley, Susan D., 132 Dixon, Barbara J., 40 Dixon, Jim L., 48 Dixon, Joyce, 132 Dixon, Sandra J., 45, 50 Dixon, Terr, ' L., 100 Dobbs, Chen-l K., 100 Doneghue, Marguerite J., 100 Doren, Janelle, 28, 47, 153 Dorsey. Garj ' L., 38. 153 Dorsey, Judy K., 47, 100 Dorsey, Mary L., 52 Downing, Bernard D., 100 Dmgen, Gail K.. 40, 115 Draper, Allen J.. 48, II6, 7S Drockelman. David L., 100 Duchesne, Kathryn E., 100 Dudman. Nano ' A.. 31. 43. 46, 116 Duez. Albert v., 31, 116 Duez. August W.. 100 Duez. Robert D.. II6 Dukes. Dinzel L,. 52, 116, 204 Duley, Gayle E., 56. 116 Dumville. Suzanne L. 28, 45. 132 Duncan. Terry L., 49. 116 Dunkel. Carol A.. 50, II6 Dunn, David J., 100 196 Dunnington, Tanis M.. 30, 42, 116 Dunniway. Gerald L., 116 Du Page, Joan, 42, 132 Durham, Carleen J., 4-4, 132 Durham, Linda, 100 Dutton, Edward D., 44 Dye, Shiryl C, 40, 132 Dykstra, Barry W., 37 Dykstra. Diane J., 28, 44, 47, 153 Earley, Rhoda F., 36, 116 Ebert, Charles R., 39, 60, 61, 116 Eddy, Loren S., l i Edenburn, John W., 8, 100 Edgar, Mary L., 44, 132 Edmonds, Thad R., 22, 52, 132 Edwards, David R., 54, 153 Edwards, Harry M., 116 Edwards, James A., 42, 116 Eertmoed, Donald L., 132 Eertmoed, Frances M., 30, 41, 116 Eertmoed, Thomas G., 100 Eertmoed, Winnette L., 31, 116 Egelston, Anna E., 100 Eggena, Carolyn, 132 Eggena, David W., 100 Ehmke, Stanley P., 100 Ehrich, Mary D., 100 Eichelberger, James R., 14, 17, 18, 28, 32, 43, 51, 53, 153 Eidenmiller, Janet L., 132 Eitenmiller, Dean W., 39, 100 Eitenmiller, Pamela J., 37, 116 Eitenmiller, Paula J., 100 Eldert, David J., 132 Eldridge, Ann C, 31, 42, 116 Eldridge, Jeffrey H., 55, 77 Eldridge, Robert E., 132 Elgin, Synthia R., 100 Elliff, JeannieH., 52, 153 Elliott, Donald L., 116 Elliott, Floyd I., 116 Ellis, Linda, 36, 132 Emmons, Keith E., 116 Endicott, David R., 116 Endicott, Douglas R., 153 Endicott, Marion E., 36, 132 Endicott, Robert L., 39 Endicott, Sharon J., 45, 132 England, Donald W., 132 Ertmoed, Karen L., 40, 116 Ertmoed, Karla L, 31, 44, 153 Erwin, Sharon K., 53 Erxleben, Beverly A., 37, 116 Erxleben, Dennis W., 116 Espenscheid, Barbara J., 47, 100 Espenscheid, Carol A., 153 Estes, Don D., 100 Evans, AUyson L., 52 Evans, Doris J., 52, 154 Evans, Gerald L., 100 Evans, James W., 78, 100 Evans, Marilyn F., 31, 42 Evans, Sherri L., 100 Eve, Donald G., 100 Eve, Janice L., 44, 154 Everett, Bradley P., 30, 45, 1 1C Ewers, Carolyn S., 51. 100 Ewers, Diana L., 116 Ewers, Sandra J., 37, 132 Eyrse, Cinda L., 31, 40, 116 Fabry, Donna J., 28, 44, 154 Fabry, Vicki L., 31, 36, 116 Fahnders, Karen L., 132 Falkingham, Robert W., 100 Fall, William R., 37, 116 Fardel, Allen L., 100 Fardel, Barbara J., 52 Fardel, Joseph E., 49 Fargher, Diana J., 40. 132 Farischon, Christy A.. 44. 132 Farischon, Freddie E.. 49, 133 Farmer, Jacquelin L., 51, 154 Farrow, Carol A., 37, 116 Faux, Dennis L., 100 Faux. Donald D.. 55, 75, 76. 133 Feltmeyer, Jackie L., 31, 55. 77, 116 Fields. Shirley A-. 51 Fike. Roger L.. 54, 116 Fmes, Ricky L., 45, 154 Fischer, Phyllis J., 154 Fischer, Sandra F., 100 Fisher, David S.. 72. 100 Fisher. James T.. 36 Fisher, Man ' A,. 100 Fisher. Steven J., 38, 78, 79. H3 Fitzanko. Anna. 154 Fitzanko. Gail L.. 31. 40, 116 Fitzanko, Myrna K., 40, 133 Fitzanko, Steve, 38, 133 Flack, Robert P., 116 Flairty, Phyllis J., 28, 44, 47, 133 Flairty, Robert L., 60, 101, 77 Fleeharty, Carol A., 101 Fleming, James R.. 48 Fletcher. Jimmie D.. 55. 133 Flier. Richard J., 39. 116 Floyd. Max T., 36, 116 Flynn, Aleta V., 52 Flynn, Patricia A., 31, 40, 116 Foltz, Charles A., 117 Foltz, Robert B., 101 Forbes. Richye E., 31, 40, 117 Forbes, Sue A., 45, 133 Forbes, Terry L., 54, 154 Forbes, Trudy, 101 Ford, Roberta E.. 37. 117 Fornoff, Gerald A., 117 Fornoff, Jeanette L, 47, 101 Foster, Franklin E., 19, 117 Foster, Suzanne, 40, 133 Foust, Billie L., 37, 154 Fox, Gary D., 60, 63 Fos, Ronald E., 48, 133 Fox, Sandra L., 45, 52, 154 Frampton, Beverly, 37, 154 Frampton, Linda S., 101 Frampton, Ronald E., 39, 117 Franklin, Gerald W., 52, 133 Franks. Ellen C, 28, 44, 47, 133 Franks. Michael A., 37, 42, 128, 13 ' Franks, William Y., 19 Frazier, Brenda O., 101 Fredrick. Michael D.. 14 Freeman. Bruce E., 117 Freeman, Donald W., 154 Freeman, Norma L., 40, 117 Freeman, Richard L., 133 Freidinger, Dale O., 101 Freidinger, Duane A., 155 Freidinger, Roger M., 37, 117 Friday, Hugh E., 69, 101 Friday, Mary M., 133 Friederich, Gar) ' R., 133 Friedrich, David W., 155, 204 Friend, Larry E., 49, 133 Froxell, Ronnie, 39 Froxell, Virgil, 39 Fn ' man, Sandra K., 30, 42, 117 Fuelberth, Harlan L., 39, 101 Fulk, Michael L.. 42. 155 Funk. Fred L., 49, 117 Funkhauser. Barbara A.. 117 Gainer. Jan S., 27, 117 Galloway, Roger M., 54, 133 Gamble, Margaret, 18, 51, 53, 133 Garant, Edward W,, 101 Garber, Diane M., 28, 133 Garber, Richard D., 69, 101 Gardner, James E., 117 Gardner, Joseph C, 49, 117 Gardner. Mike W., 49. 117 Gardner, Robert D., 69, 101 Gardner, Ronald L., 101 Garlock, Michael E., 101 Garls, Robert E., 31. 117 Garman, Karen K., 31, 50, 117 Garman. Leroy, 39, 117 Garmon, Wanda K.. 117 Gasper, Sh.aron K., 42. 117 Gay, Marcia R., 51, 117 Gay, Sharon A., 44. 155 Gebhardt. Terry L.. 155 Genseal, Robert J.. 39 Gent, Curtis D., 31, 49, 72, 117 Gerard, Suzanne, 42, 133 Gesell, Rickey L,, 78, 117 Gibson, Ethei M.. 51 Gilbert, Donna R., 56, 117 Gilchrist, Ronald J., 48 Gillespie, Timothy M., 117 Gilley, Nickey, R„ 49. 77, 117 Gilliam, Rebecca J., 101 Gilliland, Vicki S., 31, 53, 117 Gilroy, Linda K., 42, 117 Gingras, John J., 78, 101 Gingras, Paul, 117 Glaser, Sherr) ' S.. 133 Glaser, Tom E., 117 Glass, Barbara A., 45, 155 Glass, Linda S., 30, 37, 46, 117 Glassey, John R„ 78, 79 Glick, Claudie A., 101 Godbey, Judith K., 56, 133 Godby, Bonnie J,, 40 Godby, Connie R., 101 Godby. Linda L.. 31. 45, 117 Godby, Timothy, 37, 134 Goetze, Susan K., 52, 155, 204 Goff, Patricia L.. 41, 117 Coins, Jerry T., 28, 44, 155 Goldberg, Judith, 37, 117 Golden, David D., 36. 65, 66, 117 Golden. James A., 54, 117 Gondermay, Anthony, 48 Goodin, Barbara G., 51. 117 Gcodin, Billie, 60, 155 Goodlick, Judith L, 134 Goodrich, Sharon S., 40, 134 Goodwin, Jeannette L., 53, 117 Goodwin, Linda J.. 101 Goodyear, Turza M.. 40, 117 Gorden, Dennis L., 55, 118 Gordon, Gerald R., 30 Gordon, Jackie W., 49 Gorsage, Wilson H., 78, 101 Gorshe, Robert J., 134 Gorshe, Ronald A,, 101 Goss, Barbara L,, 101, 204 Goss, Rita M., 52. 118 Gould, Rebecca D., 118 Graho, Sandra W., 155 Graham, Cheryl A., 134 Graham, Franklin C, 55, 134 Graham, Rodger D., 101 Graham, Sandra G., 45, 155 Grant, Colleen S., 47, 101, 204 Grant, Gloria A., 28, 47, 156 Gray, Anita K., 134 Gray. Leonard L. 60, 101 Gray, Richard A., 49. 134 Gray. Susan A.. 30. 50, 118 Green, Paul A., 101 Green, Sheila K., 51, 118 Greene, Michael J., 39, 118 Gregory, Carol L., 118 Gregon ' , Kathleen A., 101 Gris ' om, Marshall G., 49 Grcssweiler, Kim C, 101 Grover, Lee D., 60, 101 Grube, Juanita J., 44, 131 Grube, Ronald E., 118 Grunloh, John R., 156 Guengerich, Danny R., 118 Gumbel, Jo E., 31, 40, 118 Gustafson, Barry L., 55, 75, 76, 134 Gustafson, Kay D., 46, 101 Haas, -Evelyn INL, 44, 45, 47, 134 Haas, Holly J., 134 ■ Hackney, Belinda R., 52, 118 Hackney, Harry A., 101 Hackney, Thomas E., 52, 156 Haddix, Jolynn, 101 Hafliger, Donna J., 156 H.igen, Charreene L., 101 Hall, Arlen L., 39, 101 Hall, Barbara ]., 31, 40, 118 Hall, Gerald L., 134 Hall, Martha, 118 197 Haller, Carol S., 50. 118 Haller, John A., 38 Hallowell, Richard A., 37, 101 Hallstein. Lynn E., 53, 118 Hamann, Holly J., 101 Hamilton, Barbara J., 102 Hamilton, Janice M., 42, 118 Hamilton, Josephine L., 134 Hamilton, Mary L., 51, 118 Hamm, Dorothy J., 40, 134 Hamm, Janet E., 156 Hammond, Jacklyn K., 47, 102 Hammond, Vincent E., 19, 50 Hancock, James W., 69 Hancock, Max J., 28, 43, 71 Hancock, Sally J., 28, 29, 134 Hancock, Sue A., 47, 96, 102 Handegan, Leon L., 102 Hannig, Janie E., 14, 47, 134 Hannig, Steven D., 77, 102 Hansen, David D., 118 Hansen, Margaret E., 45, 102 Hansen, Marj ' E., 45 Hanson, Brenda D., 102 Happach, Mary D., 134 Haram, Micki D., 45, 102 Hardin, Darold L., 48, 134 Hardin, Dawn L., 102 Hardt, Barbara J., 102 Hardt, Darrel L., 31, 50, 118 Hardy, Robert A., 39, 118 Harkless, Gary, 55, 118 Harkless, Ronald A., 55, 134 Harlan, Valarie J., 14, 17, 18, 134 Harmon, Johnny E., 38, 118 Harmon, Ronald S., 31, 50, 11.8 Harris, Alan W., 52. 134 Harris, John B., 60, 78, 102 Harris, Jon R., 102 Harris, Judith C. 45, 118 Hart, Bonnie, 102 Hart, Ralph D., 60, 77, 102 Hart, Beverly, 134 Harvey, Robert E., 49, 118 Harwood, Mary C, 31, 37, 118 Hasselman, Richard E., 156 Hauk, Carl C, 49, 134 Hauser, Lyle R., 28, 42, 156 Hawkins, Andrew D., 156 Hawkins, Gloria, 134 Hawksworth, Donald E., 72, 73, 156 Hayes, Steven G.. 102 Hayn, Rosemary, 42, 135 Haynes, Joan, 56, 135 Haynes, Joyce R., 40, 118 Haynes, Richard J., 44, 77, 1 18 Haynes, Roberta J.. 102 Hazlett, Gary R., 28, 45, 135 Heaton, Danin W., 48, 156 Heberer, Bernard W., 36, US Herberer, Maureen A., 102 Heflin, Joyce E., 102 Heflin, Lefoy, 36, 69, 118 Heflin, Shirley A., 53, 156 Heisel, Roland K., 118 Heiser, William, 49 Helden, Rudolph A., 60, 63, 156 Hellver, Grant C, 28, 37, 52, 135 Hellyer, Randall R., 118 Helms, Ralph L., 102 Henderson, Marj ' J., 102 Hendricks, Richard R., 102 Herchenroder, Stanley J., 118 Hering, Mary AL, 40, 157 Hernan, Mary S., 118 Hernan, Vickie C 28, 44, 47, 157 Herring, Linda, 42 Herrman, Gloria D., 102 Herron, Daniel L., 102 Herron, Nanq ' AL, 40, 135 Hickey, Jeannie L., 118 Hiett, David E., 19 Higdon, Rene A., 46, 52, 134 Higgins, Ronald E., 36, 118 Higgins, William R., 157 Highland, Judy R., 135 Highland, Patsy L., 102 Hild, William J., 39, 157 Hileman, Patricia, 28, 40, 135 Hill, Cheryl L.. 45, 52 Hill, Gary E., 135 Hill, Joyce E., 30, 118 Hill, Michael W., 102 Hill, Ruth, 102 Hill, William, 102 Hillard, Karen S., 102 Hilst, John D., 118 Hindahl, George W., 102 Hindahl, Jonni L., 102 Hines, Jacquelyn A., 102 Hinkle, William E., 48, 157 Hisle, Danny L., 102 Hodges, John M., 45, 78, 79, 157 Hodges, Susan L., 24, 40, 53, 70, 112, 118 Hodgson, Terry W., 119 Hoelzel, Shirley A., 30, 119 Hoerr, Bobby, 102 Hoerr, Ronald E., 38, 119 Hoffbuhr, Gail L., 40, 119 Hoffbuhr, Patricia A., 102, 119 Hoffman, Nanq ' J., 42 Hoffman, Sally L., 28, 29, 47, 53, 135 Hogue, Robert B.. 28, 157 Holeman, Marjorie A., 157 Holmes, Helen L., 157 Holmes, John N., 102 Holmes, William R., 77, 78, 119 Homerin, Larry W., 119 Honeg, Marcia L,, 102 Hood Sarah, 40, 135 Hood, Wayne, 37, 157 Hoover, Cynthia L., 45, 102 Hopkins, Marjorie C, 102, 119 Hopkins, Richard D., 36, 39, 65, 66, 102, 157 Hopper, Marilyn J., 30, 56 Horn, Judity L., 28, 157 Horn, Julie A., 31. 52, 119 Hoskinson, Richard A., 102 Hottell. Lee W.. 135 Houchens. Joan C, 41, 119 Hough, Gail L., 30, 52, 119 Houston, John P., 36, 72, 119 Houston, Lee A., 102 Howard, Billy J., 158 Howard, Michael T., 60, 103 Howell, John W., 44, 158 Howell, Larr) ' J., 103 Howell, Peggy F., 40, 103 Howey, Cheryl A., 40, 103 Hoyland, Danny E., 39, 103 Hoyle, Becky S., 103 Hoyle, Linda K., 42, 103 Hoyle, Sandra L., 45, 103 Hoyt, Janice E., 30, 42, 46, 53, 119 Hubbard, Thomas J., 69, 103 Hudson, Margie C. 103 Huey, Gary L., 135 Huey, Stephen A., 54, 72, 73, 135 Hughes, Suzanne, 119 Huis, Vicki L., 103 Hundemer, Linda J.. 31, 40, 119 Hundemer, Melody, 28, 52, 158 Hundt, Barbara J., 103 Hundt, Judy L.. 31, 42, 45, 119 Hundt, Ronald L., 39 Hunter, Franklin, 103 Hurley, Dennis J., 60, 103, 135 Hurley, Robert W.. 54, 77 Hurt, William G., 135 Huskinson, D., 60 Huskisson, Patricia, 52 Huss, Stephen R., 48, 158 Hyatt, Larry J., 158 Hyatt, Rebecca K., 45, 103 Hyatt, Wilanna J., 102, 204 Hymbaugh, Claudia L., 45, 158 Hymbaugh, James A., 103 Imming, Jo A., 30, 47, 50, 119 Irby, Gary M., 45 Isbell, Nephi R., 103 Isenberg, William H., 48, 158 Isenberg, Caria D., 45, 103 Isenburg, Larry L., 103 Isenhurg, Stephen F.. 54, 158 Jackson, Marcia J., 37, 135 Jackson, William F., 103 Janis, Dorothy, 119 Jansen, Deidre, 21, 158 Janssen, John F., 49, 119 Jarnagan, Karen M.. 30 Jarnagin, Gail J., 56, 119 Jarrett, Karen R., 103 Tenks, Roger N., 37, 45, 53, 119 Jester, Arthur L., 52 Jester, Connie M., 52 Joesting, Donna L., 45, ,.jj Johns, Judith K., 30, 119 Johns, Linda S., 31, 43, 46 Johns, Lonnie J., 158 Johnson, Brenda L.. 56, 119 Johnson, Carl A., 48 Johnson, Carol L.. 28, 158 Johnson, Cherj-l L., 103 Johnson, Christine A., 52. 119 Johnson, Diane C. 45, 135 Johnson, Kathleen K., 40, 119 Johnson, Kay F.. 103 Johnson, Martin E., 69, 103 Johnson, Marj- J., 47, 103, 96 Johnson, Peggy A., 56, 119 Johnson. Randall L., 52. 135. 204 Johnson. Robert L., 44, 158 Johnson, Roger R., 103 Johnson, Steve L., 69, 10 3 Johnson, Sue E., 51 Johnson, Vanessa L., 50 Jolly, Carol K.. 52 Jones. Danny L.. 135 Jones, David W., 103 Jones, Georgianna, 30, 51, 119 Jones, Judith K.. 43, 119 Jones, Laura K., 103 Jones, Linda, 119 Jones, Michael L., 103 Jones, Nanq L., 44, 159 Jones, Phillip R., 37 Jones, Ralph D., 103 Jones, Ronald D., 38, 135 Jones, Russell T., 67, 159 Jones, Scott K., 37. 119 Jones. Sharon J.. 51, 159 Jones. Terrell R.. 14. 28. 36. 43. 48. 65. 159 Jordan. Daniel L.. 36. 44, 119 Jordan, John, 159 Jost, Michael J., 48, 135 Jouvenaux. Daniel L., 28, 159 Junker Julie K., 40, 70, 119 Just, Joseph H.. 38, 78, 159, 9 ' Just, Karen L., 119 Just, Sharon K., 45, 136 Just, Vicki J., 45, 103 Kaebel, Karl E., 24, 119 Kahler Judith A., 103 Kahn. Ben, 48 Kahn. Harold L., 14, 50, 159 Karagianis, Christine. 136 Karagianis. Constance, 53, 159 Karnes, Donna L.. 103 Kauffmann. Gan ' R.. 52. 60, 136 Kehoe, Rita J., 43, 136 Keil, Barbara R.. 28. 29. 136 Kelso, Karl D., 44 Kennedy, Martha D., 36 Kennedy, Richard S., 103 Kennemer. William R., 36, 61, 119 Kenney, Earn- L., 18, 50, 119 Kerrigan, Sharon L., 31, 40, 45 Kettering, Chen ' l L., 45. 5 3, 119 Key, Phyllis A., 159 198 Kidd, David M., 77, 103 Kief, Sharon K., 43, 46, 136 Kief, Toni K., 103 Killen, Walter W., 103 King, Charles G., 53 King, Daniel L., 43, 204 King, Dorcas J., 53 King, Katherine J., 56, 119 King, Kathy R., 104 Kinney, Darrell E., 104 Kirgan, David K.. 55, 120 Kirgan, John A., 78, 120 Kiser, Ronald I., 159 Kiser, Sherryl E., 56, 120 Kleiber, Michael G., 136 Klien, Nancy M., 28, 43, 136 Klien, Raymond E., 54, 136 Knaak, Cheryl L., 50, 120 Knaak, Darel E., 48 Knappenburger, James E., 31, 49, 120 Knappenburger, Karol S., 51, 159 Knight, Kay L., 43, 120 Knight, Madelyn D., 120 Knippenberg, Raymond L., 37, 136 Koch, Connie L., 160 Locher, Charles E., 160 Kohlbacher, David E., 39 Kohler, Shirley A., 51, 120 Kohunsky, Gary W., 45, 120 Koons, Becky J., 104 Kortkamp, Jack E,, 49, 160 Kortkamp, William C, 120 Kraeger, Richard E., 48, 75, 160 Kraeger, Robert J., 48, 160 Kramer, Carol A., 37, 120 Kramer, Donald W., 104 Kramer, Sandra K., 43, 120 Kramer, Terry D., 120 Krannich, Ronald L., 14, 28, 32, 43, 160 Krause, Susan J., 104 Krause, Virginia A., 40 Kroepel. Karen S,, 136 Kroepel, Roger W., 69, 104 Krohn, Eric W., 48, 136 Krus. Alvin L., 36, 160 Kyle, Earl D., 48 Lackey, Susan K., 136 Laffey. Patricia K., 47. 50, 136 Lahman, Ronald L., 136 Lalley, James E., 54, 136 Lamarsh. Linda S., 104 Lambert, Patricia G,, 136 Lampe, Linda S., 120 Lance, Michael L., 120 Landis, Brenda K., 104 Landrith, Patrick J., 48, 120 Lang, Ronald D., 53, 104 Langford, Curta B., 14, 160 Langford, Diana K., 104 Lannert, John W., 136 Lannert, Karen K., 53 Larkin, Gail A., 31, 45, 56 Larson, Doris L., 104 Lasell, ALiry J„ 19. 51, 120 Laszio, Laura L., 30. 47. 120 Lauck, Virginia L., 160 Laudenslager, James F.. 60, 104 Laudenslager, Laura J., 44, l60 Lauterbach, Larry L., 54, 136 Lauterbach, Robert R,. 160 Lauterbach, Sally E., 31, 46, 120 Lawrence, Carol S., 30 Lawson, Carol S., 120 Lawson, Danny R., 120 Lawson, Donna K., 120 Lawson, Gary L., 49 Lawson, James, 38 Lawson, Janet K., 136 Layne, Joseph M., 36, 120 Lee, Don E.. 104 Lee. John E.. 28. 49 Lee. Robyn A.. 104 Leitner, Darrell A.. 120 Lemon, Judith L, 51, 120 Lemons, Joyce J., 120 Lemons, Wanda L., 120 Lenington, Joylene M., 40 Leonard, Michael F., 52, 136, 204 Leornard, Paul E., 60, 104 Lercher, Barbara L., 45, 136 Lercher, William E.. 104 LeRoi, Donald J., 52, 136, 204 LeRoi, Gregory B., 120 Lewis, Barbara J., 28, 40, 136 Lewis, Larry E., 36, 137 Lewis, Pamela R.. 43, 120 Lewis, Robert W., 137 Lewis. Rod D.. 72 Lichtenberger. Dean A.. 48, 137 Lichtenberger. Rita A., 120 Lickiss, Pamela J., 43, 120 Liescheidt, Carol A., 43, 137 Liescheidt, Gary P., 104 Liggett, Janice M., 43, 137 Lighter. Donald E.. 30. 37, 120 Lindahl. Russell C, 104 Lindahl, Ruth A., 52. 160 Lindsey, Gary H., 31, 120 Lindsey, Laura J., 50, 120 Link, Elizabeth M., 120 Little, Edwin L., 60, 104 Little, Jody K., 28. 137 Little, Mary C, 44, 161 Littlepage, Alberta J., 104 Littlepage, Carol J., 40, 120 Lockhart, Iva D., 40, 137 Lofthouse. Janice A., 31, 50, 120 Logsdon, Janet S., 104 Logsdon, Trina S., 137 Logue, Carol A., 104 Logue, Ronald J., l6l Lohnes, Catherine L., 40, 137 Lohnes, Dennis J., 137 Lohnes, Linda L., 137 Long, Barbara C, 46 Long, David A., 49, 120 Long, Gerald W., 48, 137 Long, Gerry M., 104 Long, Larry D., 38 Long. Sue C 161 Love, William R.. 137 Lovelace. Norman B., 22, 55, 60, 62, 75, 76, 161 Lowe, Robert F., 39, 61, 121 Lucas, Paul A., 121 Lucera, Joella, 45, 137 Luft, Sandra K., 43, 13 7 Luke, Viola J., 57, 137 Lundy, Diane B., 104 Lunini, Joseph A., 38, 137 Luster, Frederick E., 48 Lutes, Margo S., 47, 104 Luther, Sharon S., 137 Lutz, Ivy S., 104 Lutz, Richard J., 37, 121 Lutz. Terrance F., 48, 13 ' Lynch, Janey R., 40 Lyon, Jon L., 60 Lyon, Linda J., 40. 121 Lyons. Louella. 104 Maas, Judy K,. 30, 51, 121 Maas. Kenneth R.. 39. lOi Mace. Robert C. 104 MacMillan, Joellen, 104 Maddalozzo, Rikki L., 45, 104 Madden, Stephen J.. 49, i37 Madden, Terry L., 43, 121 Madix, Dennis J., 137 Madsen, Linda K., 137 Madsen, Roberta A., 10 f Mahoney, Christine A., 70, 104 Mahoney, Kathryn M., 28, 45. 47, 161 Maile, Donna L, 104 Maile, George J., 44, 161 Maloney, Jill E., 47, 104 Manchester, Fred L, 28, 37, 161 Manka, Sharon C, 1 17 Maquet, Dennis D., 121 Maquet, Karen K.. 30, 41. 121 Maquet, Pamela A., 104 Marcus, Michael M., 14, 28, 43. 161 Margonis. Diane L., 43. 137 Marion. William K,. 121 Marshall, Herbert L., 69, 104 Marshall, Russell E.. 104 Marshall. Samuel F.. 121 Martin, Carl L.. 49 Martin, Carolyn F.. 121 Martin, Connie J.. 121 Martin. Daniel L. 104 Martin, George E., 1 38 Martin, Harry M., 104 Martin, Janet L, 40, 137 Martin, Linda AL, 40, 138 Martin, Rebecca L., 18, 28, 137 Martin, Roger A., 37, 138 Martin, Sandra K,, 28. 138, 204 Martin, Sheila A., 43, 121 Martin, Susan J., 105 Mason, Bonita L.. 52, 138 Mason. John K.. 49, 161 ALison, Leslie A., 37, 121 Mason, Robert L., 52, 138 Massa, Amel R., 33, 36, 53, 65, 66, 137 Massa, Michael W., 121 Massey, Danny R., 36 Matheny, Larry D., 105 Matheny, Mary F., 47, 50, 161 Matheny, William L., 121 Mathias, Kandis K., 105 Mathias. Marilyn AL, 14, 43, 47, 138 Mathis, David R., 45 ALitthews, Barbara A., 161 Matthews, Carol J., 138 Mauer, Trudy B., 105 May, Charles D., 49 May, Cheryl L., 51 Mayberry, Janet S., 14, l6l Mayberry, Kenneth L.. 31, 49, 60, 61, 77 Mayeur, Bradley V., 105 Mayfield, Louise A.. 105 Maynard. Barbara F.. 1 . . 1 Maynard, Janie L., 52 McBride, Russell E., 105 McCann, Yvonne T., 105 McCart, Dorothy L., 51 McCarthy, Diane, 162 McClean, Richard, 49 McClure, John i L, 105, 204 McCoy, Gregory A., 61, 121 McDonald, Daniel J., 65, 138 McDonald, Mary S., 162 McDonald, Michael D„ 39, 60, 63, 138 McDonald, Sallv A., 121 McGinnis, Gary L,. 105 McGinnis, Josephine K., 45, 57, 138 McGinty, Susan M.. 105. 204 McGinty, William J.. 105, 204 McHenry, Linda J., 105 Mclntyre, David L., 105 Mclntyre, Denise S., 28, 138 McKelvey. Rita S.. 105 McKinley, David W., 78 McKinley, Diane R., 121 McKinley, Donald D,. 105 McKinney, Beverly A. 105 McLaughlin, Dennis L., 105 McLean, Charles W., 138 McLean, Robert R,, 31, 38 McMains, Susan L., 21, 28, 29. 47, 53, 146, 162 McMullen, David W., 39. 49. 121 McNally, John F., 60, 105 McNaughton, Gay, 47, 70, 105 McQuiston, Linda S., 121 Meahl, Brandon F., 31, 36, 43, 72, 121 Meeker. Ramon A., 105 Meeker, Verla F. 31. 41, 121 Mefford, Linda S.. 31, 50, 121 Mefford, Steven G, 146, 162 Meinen, Barbara A., 19, 31, 47, 121 Meinen, Garj ' R,, 121 Meixsell, Paulette K., 138 199 Melton, Raymond P., 44, 162 Merry, Charles W., 37, 138 Meskimen, Randy L., 162 Metcalf, Ruth A., 28, 44, 262 Meyer, Alona D., 28, 138 Meyer, Cheryl J„ 57, 162 Me er, Cherly L,. 21, 52, 162, 204 Meyer, Gail L., 105 Meyer, Paula K., 56, 121 Miars, Robert M., 52 Michael, Gail S., 57, 162 Michael, Gloria S., 28, 47. 45. 162 Michaelson. James D., 105 Michaelson, Lonnie, 37, 49, 121 Mickle, Alan G., 105 Mieser. Michael, 138 Miget. Carol A.. 28. 45, 52. 138 Milburn, James K.. 121 Milford. Sally A,. 47. 105 Milkereit, Kurt P., 162 Miller. Angela. 30, 41 Miller, Barbara J., 52, 138 Miller, Brenda S„ 45, 121 Miller, Carol J.. 51. 121 Miller, Christopher O.. 39, 60, 62, 163 Miller, Connie S., 41, 121 Miller, Joyce L., 138 Miller, Karolyn S.. 121 Miller, Lenora K., 105 Miller Marsha, 45 Miller, Rex D., 36 Miller, Sus E., 105 Miller, Susan A.. 105 Miller, Sylvia G., 105 Miller. Tim R.. 105 Mills. Edward C, 163 Minton, Jill B., 43, 46, 121 Mitchell, Steven L., 69, 105 Mitchell, Thomas E., 121 Mitts, Carole J., 18, 19, 31. 43. 121 Moehring, Diana L., 138 Moehring, Eugene P., 55, 75. 76. 163 Mohler. Carol L.. 139 Monge, Thomas R.. 60, 105 Monn. Barbara J.. 43. 163 Monn, John E., 105 Monroe. Cleste A., 28, 41, 139 Montgomery, Barbara A., 105 Montgomery, Judith A., 43, 121 Montgomery, Linda I., 121, 36 Montgomery, Mary K., 139 Montgomery, Richard, 39, 139 Montgomery, Stanley D., 139 Montgomery, Stephanie L., 30, 121 Moore. Kenneth D., 49, 122 Moore, Marcia A., 105 Moore, Steven E., 28, 44, 163 Moran, Patricia L., 43, 139 Morg.an, David J.. 48, 78, 79. 1.39 Morgan, Linda M., 105 Morgan, Thomas J., 139 Morrison, Margy A., 105 Morrow. Sharon L., 46 Moseley, Carol R., 105 Moses. Bonnie J., 53. 105 Moses, Charles K.. 55, 163 Muburn. Jim, 49 Mueller, Nancy E., 43, 139 Mueller, Susan M., 105 MuUineaux, Sharon K., 51, 122 Munge, Camille D,, 27, 44, 53, 163 Munge. Suzanne G.. 31. 41, 46, 122 Munge, Victoria L.. 30. 40, 70, 122 Munson, Linda P.. 106 Munson. Richard D., 106 Murphy, Diana L.. 122 Murphy. Donald J.. 55, 75, 106 Murphy, Edward E.. 72, 73, 106 Murphy, Linda L., 122 Murphy, Patricia L.. 106 Murphy. Patrick E.. 76, 139 Murphy, Ronnie E., 106 Musgrave, Rella J., 52, 139 Musgrave, Ward L.. 49, 77, 122 Myers, Billy G., 54, 122 Myers, Cheryl D., 43, 46, 139 Myers, Glenda L., 56, 122 Myers, Rovert A., 122 Mylott, Bob 54, 78, 139 Mylott, Steven M., 78. 106 Naffziger, Linda, 50, 122 Nail, Gan ' L., 30, 48, 122 Nance, David C, 49, 69, 122 Nance, Terry F., 69, 106 Nanninga, Vicki C. 40, 122 Nash, Charles L., 54, 122, 139 Nash, Earl L., 39 Nash, Uldene, 51, 122 Navevil, S.. 49 Neavear. Pamela S.. 139 Neavear, Wanda L., 37. 163 Neavor, Gary W., 48, 163 Neff, Sharon K., 139 Neff. Thomas H.. 106 Negleman, Barbara A., 30, 43, 70, 122 Neibch. Larry E., 28, 36, 60, 62, 163 Nell, Donald L.. 122 Nelan. Danny. 122 Nelms, Pamela J., 41 Nelson, Deanna R., 106 Nelson, John C, 18, 32, 51, 53, 163 Nelson, Judith E., 45, 122 Nelson, Marjorie K., 106 Nelson, Patricia A., 47, 106 Netherton, Barbara J., 47. 106 Netherton. Carol A.. 114, 28, 43, 139 Neuhaus, Gary J., 50, 163 Neuhaus, Virginia K., 41, 122 Neumann, James H., 122 Newell, Berlin D., 106 Newell, Jacqueline J., 31, 36, 122 Newell, Stanley A., 48, 122 Newlin, Donald F., 106 Newlun. Judy M.. 41, 122 Newman, Sharon K., 30, 122 Newton, Donald W., 106 Neylon, Anthony M., 77, 122 Nichol, Terrianne, 106 Nichols. Cunthia S., 106 Nichols, Robert M.. 139 Nichols, Sharon J., 57, 164 Niesman, Judith L., 28, 46, 52, 139 Nievar, Phylis M., 43, 122 Nievar, Robert D.. 43. 122 Nimmo, John A., 106 Nizzia, Delbert L.. 39, 122 Noe. Carol A.. 44, 45, 139 Noe, Linda J., 106 Noel, Roger G.. 31, 38, 122 Noran, Barbara, 106 Noreuil, Steve A., 69, 122 Norman, Terry V.. 45. 60, 122 Norris, Ruth E., 122 Norton, John W., 106 Norton, Shannon L., 38, 122 Norton, Vickie K., 164 Norton, William J., 139 Nugen, Camilla L., 56, 122 Null, Danny L., 38, 122 Null, Raymond A., 122 Oats, Larry R., 106 Oberle. Patrick E., 139 OConnell, William, 60, 106 Oden, Garry W., 106 OTarrell, Michael E., 45, 122 Ogle, Jacqueline S., 28, 52, 139 Ohlinge. Laurel S., 50, 122 Oliver. Kandee L., 123 Olsen, Steven A., 106 Olson, Nancy E., 56 Olsson, Leslie D., 106, 204 Olt, Barbara J.. 164 Olt. David L.. 55. 139 Olt, Leanna D., 31, 41, 123 Olt, Patricia J., 41, 140 Olt, Patricia J., 30, 46, 123 Olt. Philip S.. 55. 60. 62, 75, 76, 164 Oltman, Diana J., 140 Oltman. Kenneth R.. 36, 69, 123 Oltman, Terry L., 106 Oltman. Todd D.. 49, 14C Onken. Allen T., 39. 106 Onken. Marvin L., 39 Osborn, Billv ].. 55, 60, 63, 75, 76 Osterman, Larr ' D., 36, 164 Osterman, Sharon K.. 140 Ostrom. Patricia A., 41, 140 Owens, Gloria J., 106 Painter, Lynn D.. 36. 164 Palishen. Margaret L, 56, 123 Pari, Vincent A.. 123 Park, Karen S., 52 Parker. Clayton A., 28, 60, 63, 75, 76, 77, 140 Parker, Kathleen L., 45, 106 Parker, Richard L., 31, 123 Parkin, Thelma L., 43, 123 Parmenter, Joseph M., 49, 123 Patay, Arthur J.. 164 Patchett. Sheila M., 50, 123 Patterson, Delores J., 46, 41, 106 Patterson, Dianne L., 43, 45, 123 Patterson, Sheila A., 45. 123 Paulson. Mary L., 31, 41, 123 Payne. Paulette J.. 140 Payne. Peggy L., 106 Peak, Omer E., 140 Peak. RoseE., 43, 123 Peake, Judith A.. 31, 43, 123 Peck, Linda G., 106 Pelini, Marilee. 40. 47, 106 Pellens, Joyce D., 106 Penn. Aubrey W.. 36. 65. 67 Penninger, Stephen D., 49, 123 Peoples, Patsy P., 123 Perrett, Linda E., 106 Peterson. Richard A., 60, 106 Pettit, Man- A.. 52 Pfanz. Daniel M.. 48, 123 Pfanz, Thomas P., 54, 72, 73, 123 Pfeiffer, Diane K., 106 Pfeiffer. Frederick L., 106 Pfeiffer, Joyce L., 37, 123 Pfeiffer, Rita F.. 107 Pfeiffer. Steve M., 107 Phillips, Carole J.. 30, 43, 123 Phillips, Judy K., 123 Phillips, Norman E., 55, 140 Phillips, Sharon K., 123 Piccony, Gary G., 140 Pieper, James L., 44. l40 Pierce. James R.. 38, 140 Pinter, A., 31 Piro, Marilyn K.. 28, 44, 47, 164 Pitcher, Devorah S.. 45. 107 Pitsch, Richard C, 49, 123 Podowicz. Susan J.. 123 Pogioli. Martin A.. 53, l40 Pogioli. Victoria C. 30, 41, 46, 123 Polite, Patty J., 140 Pollard, Gajy L., 77, 107 Pollock, Lorin W.. 164 Pollock, Richard E., 44 Poppenga, F ' ln M-, 164 Poppenga, Katherine L, 56 Porter. Mary J.. 107 Potts. Linda F.. 107 Powell. Gloria J., 123 Prandoni. Susan J.. 28. 40, 47, 140 Pratt, Christy J.. 70 Pratt. Diana L.. 28. 164 Pratt, James L., 28, 44 200 Pratt, Renee M., 40, 107 Prentice. Janice A., 123 Prentice, Robert L., 48 Pre.ston, Donald V., 107 Preston, Ruth A., 43 Priest, Cheryl R., 107 Priest, Lynne M., 30, 123 Proehl, Howard W., 39, 164 Prout) ' , Rosemarj ' A., 165 Psinas, Diana M, 107 Puckett. Patricia A., 107 Puis, James W., 39, 60, 107 Pulsipher, Henry W., 107 Purdy, Karen, 36, 165 Puryear, John R., 107 Putman, Karen L., 50, 123 Quisley, Mary C, 43 Radford, Ronald R., 107 Rahn, Ben M., 123 Rakestraw, Charles, 48, 140 Ramey, James W., 14, 17, 18, 28, 43, 51, 165 Ramey, Rebecca L., 46, 107 Ramsey, Danny J., 140 Ramshaw, Gar) ' L., 44, l40 Rankin, Sandra L., 123 Rankin, Stephen L., 48, 140 Ranney, Linda L., 107 Rardin, William H., 107 Rathbun, Roger A., 38, 123 Raymer, Sharon K., 37, 165 Reaktenwalt, Donald C, 54, 140 Reali, Pamela K., 56. 123 Reali, Paul E., 107 Rearden, Elizabeth J., 28, 140 Rearden, Joseph R., 40, 44, 165 Reed, Anita J., 165 Reed, David B., 123 Reed, David R., 38 Reed, Gerald D., 165 Reed, Jennifer V., 140 Reed, Michael J., 107 Reed, Nancy L., 123 Reed. Patricia F., 50. 123 Reed, Paula J,, 30, 56, 123 Reed, Rarriona J., 31 Reeise, Bonnie J., 140 Reichert, Elizabeth J., 37, 165 Reid, Phylis A., 28 Reley, J., 47 Remmer, Edith, 107 Render, James S., 123 Renner, Charles J., 28, 32 5 165 Reynolds, Guy E., 77, 107 Reynolds, Jackie A., 107 Reynolds, James L., 55, 77 Reynolds, Kasandra J., 165 Reynolds, Lynne D., 40, 140 Rhoades, Ronald D., 36, 69 123 Ricci, Thomas J., 49, 141 Rice, Anna M., 19, 30, 41, 124 Richard, Linda K., 31, 52, 124 Richardson, Donald E., 107 Richey, Mary A., 56, 124 Rickard, Connie S., 57, 141 Rickard, Thomas A., 107 Ricketts, Christie A., 107 Riley. Jane. 107 Riopell, John W., 107 Rippel, David K., 39, 124 Ripper, David E., 124 Ripper, John R.. 78, 165 Ritchie, Joyce E., 124 Ritchey. Alvin W., 107 Ritchie. Shirley J., 56, 124 Riviere, Terry A., 36, 65, 66, 67, 165 Rivord, Judy A., 124 Rivord, Norma J., 43, 46, 124 Rivord, Toni L., 141 Roach, Jack R., 49 Robbins, Mary, 53. 166 Roberson, Talona L., 44, 166 Roberts, Beverly J., 28, 107 Roberts, Cynthia A., 52, 124 Roberts, Joan H., 107 Roberts, Patricia A., 43, 124 Roberts, Sharon K., 45, 166 Robertson, Marsha V., 40, 46, 141 Robertson, Richard M., 28, 36. 166 Robinson, Beverly K., 28, 57, 166 Robinson, Ronald D., 166 Robson, Madonna L., 166 Rocker, Nancy J., 107 Rockliff, William D., 19, 44, 166 Rodgers, James P., 72. 141 Rodgers. Richard B., 54, 72, 73, 141 Rodgers, Sandra S., 41, 50, 107, 141 Rolf, Judy L., 107 Rollins, Barbara A., 28, 43, l4l Rosas, Carol R., 40, 124 Rose, Ronald L., 31, 124 Rosiere, Alan, 107 Rosiere, Lester E., 141 Rossi, Italo A., 107 Ro ' si, Norma J., 40, 47, 53, 141 Rowan, John C, 14, 17, 28, 43 166 Rowan, Richard N., 60, 63, 64 166 Rowden, Dale W. ,61, 124 Rowell, Donald G., 124, l4l Rowell, Janice A., 107 Rowell, Jerilyn L., 27, 107 Rowell, Rhonda A., 27, 50 Royse, Sharon K,, 30, 45, 124 Royse, Wanda M., 107 Royse, William E., 166 Rucker, Lynda K., 30, 124 Rupp, Barbara J., 37 Rupp, Bethalene J. , I4l Rupp, Jerald P., 107 Ruppel, Kathy S., 108 Ruschmeyer, John F., 108 Rush, Donna L., 166 Rush, Ida J., 30, 40, 124 Rushford, Carol A., 37, 167 Ryan, Robert S., 60, 65, 66, 68. 167 Saal, Rowland G., 37, 39. 45. 141 Saal, Walter E., 124 Sackett, Bonnie J., 108 Sackett, Gail D,. 39, 124 S,idler Vicki L., 108 St. Cerny, Douglas R., 48 St. Clair, Terry L., 108 Samuelson, Sylvia L., 28, 29, 167 Sanborn, Alice, 47. 108 Sanden. Randi. 25. 52, 53, 167 Sands, Linda, 124 Sangalli, Julie A., 40, 46, l4l Santanna, Franzino, 108 Santanna, Marie A., 49, 167 Santanna, Mario F., 124 Saff, Gerald G., 167 Sarnes, Janet S., 108 Sarnes, Vivian L., 57, 167 Sarver, David L., 65 Saunders, Barbara J., 31, 124 Saunders, James R., 48 Saunders. Judy, 167 Saurs, Gretchen C. 108 Sayers. Michael T„ 28, 48, 141 Sayers, Shirley E.. 108 Scamp, Dianne L., 43, 124 Scarcliff, Mary M., 47, 108 Schad, Pamela J., 43, 124 Schaefer, Debra C, 57, l4l Schappaugh, David R., 108 Schedler, Janet S., 28, 167 Schermerhorn, Charles R.. 108 Schilling, Nancy S., 28, 141 Schimmelpfennig, Edward A.. 37, 52, 141 Schimmelpfennig, Edward R., 141 Schimmelpfennig. Michael H.. 39, 108 Schmidt, Wayne R.. 19. 108, 204 Schmiechen, Elizabeth. 28, 53, 146, 167 Schmiechen. Richard K,, 14, 17, 19, 31, 37, 51, 53, 112, 124 Schott, Joseph A., 108 Schott, Nancy K., 52 Schott, Sondra S., 40, 141 Schraub, Rodney A., 108 Schrieber, Catherine J., 108 Schrieber, Christine A., 124 Schrock, Dennis K., 76, 167 Schrock, Linda E., 41, 108 Schrock, Robert E,, 39. 60. 62, 75, 167 Schrock, Susan K,, 45, 124 Schroeder, Gary H., 28, 49 Schroeder, Robert K., 36 Schuler, Kenneth R., 55, 141 Schwartz, Nancy M., 57, 168 Schwartz, Paul ft, 108 Schwartz, Robert R., 48, 168 Schwartz, Sandra L., 124 Schwinn, James G.. 77 Schwinn. Phillip C, 28, 60, l4l Sciortino, Gary L., 60, 69 Scott, Alice K., 108 Scott, Gary G., 108 Scott, Iris S., 28, 29, 168 Scott, James E., 37, 61, 124 Scott, Roberta D., 108 Scotti, Linda M., 124 Sea, Dorothy Louise, 168 Sea, Glen A., 19, 108 Sea, James E., 49, 141 Search, Kenneth L,. IS. 51, 168 Secrest, Gary D., 60, 77, 108 Seegar, Shireen S., 30, 40, 124 Seeling, Barbara J., 28, 31, 36, 141 Seeling, Mark A., 108 Seelye, Darrell L., 108 Seelye, Donna L., 57, l42 Seelye, Velma J., 168 Seelye, Williams H., 49 Sego, Aria J., 108 Seipel, Lenora A., 43, 142 Selby, Nancy L., 124 Self, James A., 54, 168 Self. Jerry R., 44, !68 Sellers, Jane M., 28, 40, 142 Senninger, Margaret L., 45, 124 Senninger, Mary A., 45, 124 Severns, Everett, 39, 12 4 Severns, William N., 39, 124 Severtson, John L., 49, 124 Sevier, Sandra K., 45. 124, Shafer, Eddy L., 48, 142 Shallenberger, Ronald D., 108 Shanahan, Maria C, 12, 53, 41 Shanklin, Carol A., 30, 56, 125 Shannon, Maureen E., 125 Shaw, Deena L., 40, 142 Shelton, Edythe A., 45, 108 Sheppard, Linda M., 30, 53, 125 Sheppard, Michael L., 48, 168 Sheppard, Paula J., 108 Sherman, Paula, 168 Sherrill, Roger L., 50, 125 Shipley, Mitzy K., 31, 52, 125 Shipley, Thomas P., 108 Shoemaker, Mary L., 30, 43, 125 Shonk, Sheila A., 125 Shore, Richard W., 37 Short, Phyllis D., 108 Short, Virlene G., 56, 125 Shults, Dennis E., 48, 142 ■ Shults, Ronald W., 48 Shults. Trody J., 108 Sidell, Gary R., 45, 142 Sidell, Hans G., 48, 168 Sidell, Louis, 142 Sidell, Michael ]., 44 Sidell. Robert G., 169 Sidell, Sharon K., 108 Sieger, Dennis G., 48 Sigler, George A., 125 Sigler, Ronald A., 39, 60, 62 201 Silver, Michael W., 36, 169 Silveus, Paul A., 30, 37, 125 Simoncini, Patricia L., 47, 108 Simpson, Curtis J,, 54 Simpson. Donald E., 39, 142 Simpson, Patricia A., 125 Simpson, Roger E., 44, 108 Simpson, Ronald E., 142 Singley, Cathie K.. 108 Singley, Sharlyn J., 14, 31, 41, 43, 125 Singley, Susan K., 31, 46, 125 Sisler, Steven J.. 108 Sisson, Charles E., 55, 75, 76, 169 Sisson, Alan L., 19. 37, 78, 108 Skaggs, David D., 109 Skaggs, Elberta S., 168 Skaggs, Gary P., 48 Skaggs. Katherine L., 45, 125 Skogley, Donald C, 109 Skogley, Linda L., 41, 125 Slaughter, Thomas F., 109 Sloan, Lola A., 109 Sloan, Mary A., 125 Slusher, Janice A., 109 Smalley, Ernest P.. 28. 54, 60 Smallwood, Nancy K.. 125 Smathers, Sharon L., 28. 169 Smathers, William G., 45, 142 Smiser, Fred B., 109 Smith, Bruce W.. 14. 43, 125 Smith, Cherie B., 40, 142 Smith, Cindy L.. 109 Smith, Donald L., 169 Smith, Donna K., 109 Smith, Gregory P., 60, 69. 96, 109 Smith, James T.. 77, 109 Smith, Janet E., 52. 125 Smith, John W., 14, 125 Smith, Larr) ' L.. 39. 62. 142 Smith, Lester D., 54, 60, 125 Smith, Linda L., 109 Smith, Mary C, 109 Smith, Melody A., 28. 53, 169 Smith, Myrtle L.. 47. 109 Smith, Nicky L., 55. 60, 63, 142 Smith, Patricia L. 109 Smith. Peggy A,. 50 Smith, Robert C. 125 Sonderman, Rebecca. 109 Sorenson, David H.. 27. 142 Sorenson. Pamela J., 43, 169 Souhrada. Thomas E., 48, 60, 63. 78, 79. 142 Spencer. Karen K.. 37. 125 Spracklen, Terr) ' J., 45, 109 Springman, Beverly A., 142, Spurlock, Clyde M., 28, 44 Stallings, Jill N., 109 Stambach, Robert G., 109 Stanberry, J., 49 Starcevich, Patricia C, 30, 40, 70, 125 Starman. Steve M., 125 Staten, John M., 109 Stauffer, Malcolm L., 169 Stauthammer, Karen A., 125 Stauthammer, Patti L., 109 Steakley, William B., 14. 31, 43, 125 Stearnes. Leon D., 39, 109 Steenbergen, Walton E., 109 Steinheimer, Joyce R., 109 Stephens, Danny R., 77, 109 Stephens. Janet R., 37 Stephens, Rebecca J., 43, 142 Stewart, Byron, 169 Stewart, Diana L., 19, 30, 125 Stewart, Pamela K., 125 Stockert, Linda K., 109 Stolin. Janet S., 109 Stolin, Marlene R., 52 Stolin, Rosanne M., 169 Stoltz, Peter F., 55, 75, 76, 142 Stone, Barbara E., 109 Stone, Richard L., 109 Stout, Jeffrey L., 125 Stout, Melony D.. 30. 40, 125 Stout, William G., 109 Strang, Steve L., 39, 60, 61, 77, 125 Strang, Sue A., 43, 170 Strasser, Bruce G., 170 Stratton, Cherly A., 19, 109 Strope, James R., 14, 31, 43, 125 Strubhar, Margaret Ann, 30, 125 Strubhar, Susan K., 109 Stubblefield, Theresa S,, 126 Stum, Bonnie K., 43, 126 Sudberr)-, Julie, 28, 43, 142 Sudberrj-, Sandra M., 28, 43, 142 Sullivan, Bradley N., 109 Summers, Sharon A., 43, 170 Sundell. Perry L., 109 Sunn, Peggy S., 41, 142 Suprunowski, Jan S., 77, 109 Susie, Tone D., 143 Sutton, Constance S., 109 Sutton. Mary S., l43 Sutton, Owen K., 45, 143 Sutton, Sharon K., 43, ' l09 Sutton, Stephen C, 39, 125 Sutton. Thomas L., 49 Svendsen, Thomas J., 52, 143 Swanson. Stephen, 44 Swearingen, Helen L., 170 Swearingen, J., 44, 170 Swearingen, Terry L., 38, 126 Swift, Danny J., 60, 126 Swisher, Donna J., 109 Swisher, Michael J., 45, 77, 109 Swisher, Susan K., 52, 126 Switzer. Jo A.. 19. 30, 31, 47, 126 Switzer, Mark W., 39, 170 Switzer, Michael D., 60, 62, 170 Swords, Janet M., 143 Talbott, Carla J., 110 Tanner, Norman W., 60, 110 Tarran, Evelyn M., 170 Tassart, Karon M., 30, 126 Tassart, Patricia A., 110 Tavemier, Joan, 126 Taylor, Brian A., 18, 19, 53, 110 Taylor, Donna S., 30, 41, 124 Taylor, Janis R., 28, 39, 170 Taylor. John W., 47 Tebben, Robert D., 14, l43, 204 Tennell, Jean E., 53, 126 Tennell, Jody L.. 46. 53, 143 Tennison, Bobby D., 110 Thacker, Linda U., 47, 110 Tharp, Donald A., 110 Thatcher, Robert P., 44, 170 Thayer. Harold F., 143 Thielbar, George J.. 170 Thielbar, Janice J., 126 Thies, Elizabeth A., 28, 43. 143 Thomas, Anne, l43 Thomas. Cheryl A., 21, 53, 71, 170 Thom.is, David R., 110 Thomas, Don-na R.. 40, 143 Thomas, Doug, 110 Thomas, Eddie L, 31, 126 Thomas. John O.. 126 Thomas. Kathleen R., 110 Thomas, Nora M., 47, 110 Thomas, Patricia J., 171 Thomas. P ' -nnv E.. 110 Thomas, Sarah E., 47, 171 Thomas, Sharon A.. 44, 110 Thomas, Susie L., 52, 143 Thomas, Tommy R., 49, 126 Thomason, Ronald L., 126 Thomlinson, Charles, 48 Thompson, Arlin E., 48 Thompson, Brenda J.. 171 Thompson, Cheq ' l A.. 110 Thompson, James A.. 110 Thompson, Larry D., 44 Thompson. Robert L., 49 Thompson, Robert M., 60, 126 Thompson, Robert R., 110 Thorne, Robert D., 49 Thcrntrn, Louise M., 30, 46, 53 126 Thornton, Sylvia D., 44, 46, 143 Thousand, Franklin R., 126 Thrall, Sheralyn M.. 30, 43, 46, 126 Thruman, Richard E.. 143 Tift, Jerri L.. 50. 121 Timian. Michael L., 36, 143 Todd, Edda J., 110 Toel, Danny L., 54, 171 Toel, William H.. 36. 171 Toland. Deana F., 37, 171 Tomlinson, Charles L., 143 Tomlinson, Fay A., 53, 171 Tomlinson, Narda S., 45, 110 Tompkins, Linda L., 126 Tompkins, Mark T., 126 Toomer, Bonnie L., 47, 171 Torrey, Elizabeth A., 143 Tortorice, David A., 48, 171 Tortorice, Richard V., 55, 143 Towne, David J., 19, 126 Townsend, Diana L., 126 Trantham, Linda D., 110 Travise, Forest W., 110 Traw, Gery A., 110 Tr.aw. Sandra A.. 45, 143 Tresch. Dennis L.. 110 Tribble. Patricia K.. 110 Trobaugh. Elva A.. 110 Trombley. Karen A.. 110 Trowbridge. Doris L. 57, 143 Troxell, Ronnie R.. 110 Troxell, Virgil G., 110 Trueblood. Farrell R., 49 Trump. Franklin D., 14, 37, 171 Tucker, Patricia A., 47, 143 Tucker, Patricia A., 33, 110 Tucker, Sandy, 126 Tull. David R.. 110 Tull, Kenneth R., 48, 126 Turnbull, Robert A., 30, 72, 126 Turner, Bryan D., 44, l43 Turner, Clarence L., 110 Turner, Larrj ' C. 110, 60 Turner, Larry W., 110 Turner, Timothy J.. 78, 79, 126 Turner, Anna R., 50, 126 Tyler, Dennis E., 39. 126 Tyner, Victor, 143 Ubben, Joseph W., 17, 37, 31, 43, 53, 126 Uebler, George D., 50, 143 Underwood, Peggie S., 4l, 46, 128, 144 Utter, Patti, J.. 47. 110 Van Auken. Barbara L,. 40, 46, 144 Van Auken, Sharon S.. 36. 144 Van Dyke. Larry E., 28, 49, 144 Vanetten, Sue A., 110 Van Horn. Sharon K.. 43- 126 Van Nattan, William C, 60, 77, 110 Van Nattan, Janet L., 110 Van Nattan, Judith A.. 171 Vaughan. Lois A.. 144 Velde, Frederick P., 39, 60, 6l, 78, 79, 126 Velde, Gary L., 144 Venovich, Susan J.. 52, 126 Vericker, Barbara A., 110 Vericker, Clement E., 61, 126 Vess, Bobby G., 44, 171 Vess, Evelyn L., 144 Vidic, Joleen F., 50, 126 Vineyard. Bonnie S., 37, 144 Vogel, Terr)- A., 52. 60. 69 Vogelsang, Kathy A., 110 Vogelsang, Pamela S., 28, 43, 144 Voll. John L.. 48. 126 VoU, Virginia J., 172 202 Von Almen, Judy L., 110 Vonderheide, Vincent E., 110 Vucich. Carol S., 14, 43, 47, 144 Vucich, James J., 28, 60, 69, 111 Wadsworth, Sharon, 111 Waggoner, Shirley, 38 Walbert, Sandra L., 28 Wald, Christine L., 47 Wald, Cynthia L., 30, 50, 126 Walsh, John D., 28, 38, 144 Ward, Frankie S., 28, 50, 144 Warner, Karen L., Ill Warren, Susan A., 14, 18, 28, 43, 46, 144 Washburn, Karen J., 172 Washburn, Robert D., 31, 39, 126 Washer Linda L., 57, 172 Washer, Patsy A., 56, 127 Wasion, Janice S., 43, 46, 144 Waskowski, Judith M., 52, 172 Waskowski, Thomas M., 28, 36, 69, 127 Waters, Sharon F., 1 1 1 Watson, Larry E., Ill Waynes, Richard, 39 Weakley, Barbara J., 43, 144 Webb, Judith L., 18, 19, 51, 172 Webber, Bernard A., 50, 172 Webber, Jenell A., 43, 127 Weber, Frederick B., HI Weber, Jill G., 56, 127 Weber, L., 28 Weber, John A., 36, 172 Weddle, Lowell R., Ill Weeks, Judith A., 56, 127 Wehner, Shirley A., 52, 127 Wehrenberg, Paul E., 30, 37, 43, 127 Weichel, Sharon, 47, 111 Weiland, Jerry L., 48, 144 Weimer, Richard P., 52, 172 Welborn, George C, 127 Welch, Jackie E., 48, 127 Welch, Michael S., 144 Wells, Ramona E., Ill Wells, Regina A., Ill Wendell, Donovan J., 49, 144 Wernowsky, Linda S., 57, 144 West, Cheryl S, 172 West, Gerrit J., 36, 144 West, Jack L., 127 Westwick, LoreeA., 56, 127 Weyhrich, Charles H., 172 Weyhrich, Richard D., 72, 111 Weyhrich, Terry L., 50, 127 Weylon, Tony, 48 Wheatley, Garj- L., 48 Wheeler, Carol J., 45 White, Myra R., Ill White, Shirley A, 111 Whited, Beverly A., 51, 172 Whiteside, Wilda D., Ill Whittle, Virginia J., 144 Wicker, Robert R., 38, 144 Wieburg, Cheryl L., 28, 45, 144 Wieburg, Donald L., 44 Wieburg, Ernest R., 127 Wiemers, Joanne C, 56, 127 Wiggins, Lee A., 127 Wikoff, Carol J., 45, 172 Wikoff, Doris M., Ill Wilcox, Donald W., 19, 111 Wildeber, Cathie J., Ill Wilder, RahnK., 37, 145 Wilhelm, Thomas D., 48, 145 Wilkinson, Russell L., 145 Williams, Judy A., 44 Williams, Julie L., 53, 173 Williams, Lana K., Ill Williams, Larry J., Ill Williams, Richard A., 48, 173 Williams, Sandra E., 28, 44, 47, 173 Williams, Travis, 111 Williams, Verlyn L., 48, l45 Williams, Wanda L., Ill Williamson, Cheryl J., 41 Williamson, Linda S., 40, 47, 145 Willsey, William B., HI Wilson, Barrie W., 48, 61, 127 Wilson, Berry K., Ill Wilson, Billy L., 48, 145 Wilson, Danny B., 37, 78,111, 127 Wilson, Daniel L., 43 Wilson, Jane A., 30, 43, 127 Wilson, Kristine A., Ill Wilson, Linda F., 18, 28, 145 Wilson, Lorraine, 111 Wilson, Robert J., Ill Windle, Jane L., Ill Winn, Dennis L., Ill Winstead, Joe D., 39, 60, 62, 145 Winstead, Michael A., 55, 60, 77, 145 Winter, Linda R., 43 Wiseman, Linda S., 173 Wiseman, Terry E., 145 Wiseman, Wanda E., 30, 127 Witts, John P., 48 • ' Woelfle, Ann M., 31, 127 Woefle, Dean A., 28, 43, 145 Woith, Rick7 J., 145 Woith, Terry M, 111 Wolf, Sherry K., 145 Wolfer, Christine R., 31, 46, 52, 127 Wolfer, Tommy A., 145 WoU, Brian J., 44, 173 Woll, Martha M., 28, 41, 45, 47 Woll, Sharon, 52, 127 Wolters, Larry D., 28, 38, 145 Wooding, Ray K,, 55 Wooddell, Linda, HI Wocdmancy, Russell, 38 Woodruff, Bonnie J., 42, 145 Wondworth, Mary A., 50, 127 Woolard, Beverly A,, 30, 40, 45. 127 Woolf, Peggy J., 52, 173 Woolf, Rose E., 52, 127 Woolsey, Edgar B., 30, 78, 127 Woolsey, Robert B., 28, 39, 60, 63, 64, 173 Workman, Linda, 111 Worlow, Janet K., 43, 145 Worth, Robyn A., 33, 40, 47, 53, 145 Wright, Larkin, 145 Wright, Mary E., 14, 46, 52, 145 Wright, Patricia A., Ill Wubben, Freda M., 127 Wynkoop, Earnest G., Ill Wytcherley, Sherilyn D., 41, 127 Yavorshak, Connie S., Ill Yentes, Dianne K., 40, 70, 128, 145 Yentes, John A., 28, 54, 173 Yergler, Lance L., 52, 28, 173 Yock, Julie A., 14, 17, 18, 30, 47, 50, 127 Youell, Jania A., 28, 44, 47, 145 Young, Margaret S., Ill Young Syrena J., Ill Zaayenga, Jack C, 31, 60, 127 Zaayenga, Stephen M., Ill Zahn, Linda M., Ill Zahn, Ruth A., 44, 145 Zander, Vikki J., 28, 44, 173 Zears, Nancy S., 127 Zehren, Mary C, 50, 127 Zibert, David C, 39, 127 Ziebold, Cheryl A., 40, 127 Ziebold, Roger G., 173 Ziegenbein, Jerry A., 60, 63, 76, 75 Ziegenbein, Scott W., 77, 127 Zima, Paul J., 127 Zimmerman, Lynn A., 30, 56, 127 Zimmerman, Ronald D., Ill Zimmerman, Ronald E., 18, 69, 111 Zimmerman, Terri L., 31, 127 Zoayenga, Jack, 48 Zurhorst, Kathy A., 173 203 EDITORIAL STAFF: From Ron: Susan Goetze, Miss Joy Knox, Laura Calvetti. B.ick Row: Mike Leonard. Don LeRoi, Da% ' e Tebben. Denny Dukes. Randy Johnson. Dave Alexander. Dan King. Dave Friedrich. Not pictured: Bonnie Dancey and Cheq-l Meyer. The 1963 Pekinian Staff As the deadline grew nearer, and the fast pace of assembling these pages steadily began to de- crease, we were able to turn our thoughts to every- one who helped to make this publication a possi- bility and a success. We wish to express our gratitude to these people and to you, our readers, for purchasing this annual. W- ' e hope you will derive as much enjoyment from it as we did from editing the 1963 Pekiiiia)!. Sincerely, Susan Goetze, Editor Laura Calvetti, Asst. Editor Miss Joy Knox, Advisor LITERARY STAFF: Front Row: Sandra Martin. Wayne Schmidt. Wilanna Hyatt. Colleen Grant. B.ick Rou: John McClure. Nancy Calkins. Barbara Goss. Joyce Arnett. Susan McGinty. Leslie Olsson. Kay Antonio. Bill McGinty. 204 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY I The Worlds Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made '