Pekin High School - Pekinian Yearbook (Pekin, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1964 volume:

a- i . N 9 ' 3 1833 03582 3472 Go 977. 30? P?.6pch 1 964 The peklnian 4 PeKlm IllmoiS PEORIA JOURXAL STAR Helii DEDICATION The 1964 Pekinian staff and students of Pekin Community High School dedicate this year- book to the residents of District 303 as an ex- pression of gratitude for their help in providing expanded and improved educational facilities for the high school students of this district. Allen County Public Libraiy 900 Webster Street PO Box 2270 Fort Wayne, IN 46801-2270 porfs 14 raun I zat I ens over i isements 79 99 Workmen install lighting and acous- tical facilities in the Little Theater. ;WW! « v -jn i ,11, 11- 1 f GROWTH Con truction progresses on the gymnasium. This portion is one of the two foyers. The 1963-64 school year realized Pekin ' s educational dream. In May, 1962, steps were first taken towards this dream when the Illinois Consulting Service met with the school board to establish community needs. A sub-committee located a pos- sible school site, and contractors, Foley, Hackler, Thompson, and Lee drew up preliminary SDecifications. Citizens of district 303 voted upon and accepted the referendum. Construction of the new building progressed smoothly w-th- out major delays, so that by September. 1963, the East Campus was ready for use. The new East Campus consists of four main buildings — ' A building houses the gymnasium, physical education, and ath- letic facilities; B building accommodates the administrative offices, theater, and cafeteria. Floorboards being iii-Jlallcd in the gymnasium A lypkal (■la Mooin showing the movable walls in the C building contains classrooms and the library; and D building contains the art studio, industrial arts rooms, and heating and cooling facilities. Unique to the East Campus complex are its facilities for the future. Designed to handle 2,000 students, movable walls insure adaptability to growth. The locker area, lo- cated at the front entrance, is in one conv , xi 3nt spot, and may be easily expanded. Air conditioning insure= adapta- tion to twelve months usage. Eight teaching stations are available in the new gym- nasium with space provided for a future swimming pool. A seating capacity of 3600 is provided with easy expan- sion accommodations . ' r 5,000. The small theatre places emphasis upon drama produc- tion rather than use as un auditorium. A student lounge and si. ' tck bar provide areas for student relaxation. A student studies in tne new East Campus library. A glimp.se of the art studio and projects of the year. Part of the West Campus structure housing freshmen and soplioniore Adoption of the 2-2 plan places the bulk of PCHS students at the West Campus. Ad- vantageous to this plan are the oppor- tunities for prestige, educational growth, and student maturation and participation. A view of buildings B sections of the complex. lid C which contain classrooms, administrative offices, and theater HHM A side view of tlic Kast Campus gymnasium. It can acconunodate up lo 5.000 persons. ADMINISTRATION Mr F. M. Peterson Superintendent U. of I. B.S., M.S. Mr. Robert Cain Principal — West Campus U. of I B.A.. M.A. Mr. William H. Holman Administrative Assistant U. of I. B.A., M.A. BOARD OF EDUCATION FRONT ROW, left to right. Mr. Oliver Crawford. Mr. John Hodces. (president). Mrs. Claude Smith, Mr. Elmer Widby. Mr. Edward Oberle. BA(.:K RONV, left to right. Mr. James Rees, (Secretary to Board of Education), Dr, R. G. Rhoades, Mr. John Kriegsman, Mr. Frederick Joesting. DEANS Mr. Gilbert Baechler Illinois Wesleyan Unl veisity, B.S.; Illinoi State University, M.S. Mr. I ' iiiil Clironic Bradley Illinois Wesley- an. M.S. Mi Klva D. ' .Iaineii A s b u r y College, A.B .Sonlbern Illinois Unive sity, M.S. in Ed. Miss Editb Grandirli Uniyersity of Nebraska, A.B. : Colnmbia Univer- .sity, M.A. COUNSELORS Miss Buniie Baiton Uni eisit of Illinor A.B., M.A. Mr. Lester Foote Western Illinois Univer- sity. B.S. of Ed.: Col- orado .State College of Edncation, Ed. S. Mrs. Mary E. Hinnian 111. State University, B. Ed.; University of Ill- inois, M.A. Mr. Lawrenee Stone So. 111. Uniyersity, B.S. : University of Illinois, M.S. Mr. Merlin Stratton Kansas State College, A.B. ; Bradley Univer- sity, M.A. Mis. Noinia i 0( k III. Wesleyan Univ., B. Mus.; Bradley Univer- sity, M.A. ENGLISH English is one of the most important subjects on the student ' s schedule. No matter what vocation he plans to enter, his com- mand of written and spoken English will be of unlimited value to him. To provide the maximum of help for all students, the work is taught on varied ' levels. Students are placed according to their abilities either in college preparatory courses or in courses which are chiefly remedial. The over-all program con- sists of functional grammar, usage, punctuation, vocabulary, spelling, writing and literature. Though four years of English are offered, only three are required. Miss Frances Howaid University of Illinois. A.B.: M.A. Mrs. Donna Blevins Bradley University, A.B. Miss M. J. Carey Illinois State U., B.S. in Ed. Miss Diana Chiles University of Illinois B.S. in Ed., M. Ed. Miss Florence Diers Illinois Weslevan School of Music, B. Mus.. M. Mus. Mr. Nelson Eddings Blackburn College, B.A. Mr . Richard Fosco Bradley University, B.A. Mrs. Eleanor Hunt Western Illinois Univer sity, B.S. in Ed. Miss Nancy ,lohn on Illinois Stale Univetsitv, B.S. in Ed. Mrs. Joyce Kirk Eastern Illinois Univer sity, B.S. in Ed. Mrs. Scherrie Lambert Bradley University, B.S. Miss Jann Miller Southern Illinois Univi sity, B.S. in Ed. Mis. Alene Ross East Missouri State Teachers College, B.S. in Ed. Miss Sandra Seegren University of Illinois. B.A. : Northwest- ern, M.A. Mr. Delniar Smedley University of Illinois, B.A.. N r t h w e - t - ern, M.A. Miss Eloise Schneider Bradley University, M.A. AGRICULTURE Miss Martha Winter Illinois State Universitv, B.S. in Ed. A boy who plans to farm for a living will find excellent train- ing and experience in the Agricultural Department. The student is required to have a farm program consisting of a small acre- age of grain or one or more animals of any class of live- stock. Two projects are required the first year with additional projects each succeeding year. Fields of study include soil conservation, rural sociology, farm organizations, and farm mechanics. Mrs. W. H. DoNvell University of Illinois, B.S.: Coloiado State, M.S. SOCIAL STUDIES In this present age of jet transportation and rapidly chang- ing world events, social studies have become a highly im- portant part of the school ' s curriculum. Four credits in social studies are required, two of which must be in American His- tory. Students are urged to have at least six credits. The num- ber of varied and challenging courses available to the student include Community Civics, World History, Geography, Amer- ican History, Economics, International Relations, Sociology, and Advanced Civics. Mr. Paul ' orkman Kiueka College, B.A.; University of Illinois. M.A., Ed.M. Mrs. Evelyn Bennett F astern Illinois Univer- sity. B.A.; University of Illinois, M.A. Mr. Erik Hagen Elmhurst College, B. . Mr. William Fogel Illinois State University, B.S. in Ed. Mr. Dale Biagi Illinois State University, B.S. in Ed., M.S. Mr. Ronald Boelim Monmouth College, A.B.; University of Ill- inois, Ed.M. Mr. Ronald Busline Eastern Illinois, B.S. in Ed., M.S. in Ed. Mr. Robert Craw Eastern Illinois Univer- sity, B.S. in Ed., M.S. in Ed. Mk. Judy Lfiiiberger Illinois State University, B.S. in Kd. Mr. Samuel Long S.I.U., B.S.: Illinois State Univcr itv. .M.S. Mr. Earl Melehers Western Illinois Univer- sity, B.S. in Kd.. M.S. in Ed. Miss LaRae Muselman Illinois State University, B.S. in Ed. Mr. Virgil Newlin Illinois State University, B.S. in Ed.; University of Illinois, M.S. in Ed. Mr. James Palzer Illinois State University, B.S., M.S. HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Marian Bayles Kansas .State University, B.S. in Home Ec. Mrs. Rozanna Rayljujn University of Illinois B.S. Miss Annamae Ruey estern Illinois University, Home Ec. B.S. The importance of the home in society cannot be over- estimated. The Home Economics Department provides excellent training for the homemakers of tomorrov r. The program consists of a one semester general course, two semesters of foods and three semesters of clothing. Family living is an elective for junior and senior girls who are interested in improving good family relations in their homes. BUSINESS The business department offers extensive high-quality pro- grams designed to train students who want to go on in some type of business after graduation. Areas of study include short- hand and typing, stenography, clerical typing, bookkeeping, record keeping, and general business. The student develops practical business skills and gains an understanding of the business world. Miss Mildred Jaljst-n Illinois State University; B.E. western University, M.A. North. Mr. Glen Bergerhoupe Kansas State Teachers College, B.S., M.S. Mis. Maryann Bosrarine Southern 111. U.. B.S. Miss Jeanne Cleaver Northeast Mo. St. Col., B.S. in Ed., M.A. Mr. Raymond Franz Southern Illinois Univer- sity, B.S. in Ed.: Illinois State University, M.S. in Ed. Miss Carolyn Kuntznian Illinois State University. B.S. in Ed.  Sfcm Miss Dorothy Murphy Bradley University. B.S.: University of Illinois. M. Ed. Mrs. Manrine Barra Illinois Stale Universit B. Kd. Mr. W ilhur Steingraber Illinois State University, B.S. in Ed., M.S. in Ed. Miss Juliabel Strauch Illinois State University, B. Ed. : Northwestern University, M.. ' . Mr. Donald Tozzi Illinois State University, B.S. in Bus. Ed. ART The Art Department offers an extensive, interesting program which helps the student to develop his skills and to increase his apprecia- tion of art. During the course of this four-year program, the areas of study are from the simple, basic art elements to advanced oil painting. Various aspects of art covered in- clude designing, commercial art, the crafts, drawing and painting in a variety of mediums, the study of American painters and art history. Bruce K,- I Missouri State B.S. Mf. Lyle Andeison University of Wisconsin, B.S. ; Bradley University, M .A. MUSIC Mr. Harry Langley Nebraska State Teachers College, B.S.C.; Northwestern, M.A. Mr. Ronald Benner University of Chicago, B. Mils. Ed. Mr. Laurence FogeU)erg Northern Illinois Univer- sity. B.E.: Northwestern. B.A.. M.M. The Music Department includes a number of choruses and choirs of various levels in which the student advances according to his ability and dedication. Beginning ' in Freshman Chorus, the student may move on to such groups as Sophomore Choir, Sophomore Voice, Junior Girls ' Voice, or A Cappella Choir. The band, open to any student who plays a wind, reed, or percussion instrument, plays an important and colorful part in school activi- ties such as football games, basketball games, and pep rallies. SCIENCE The Science Department consists of courses in biology, chemistry, physics, and physical science. Lab facilities have been greatly im- proved, especially at East Campus, and the students enjoy wide ranges of research and experimentation. Science courses require a student project due at the year ' s end. The proj- ect is displayed at the annual Junior Academy of Science Fair. 3 ;| Miss Alice Crocker McMurray College, A.l Mr. V. C. Dollahon University of Illinois, B.S., M.S. Mr. Robert Harland Millikin University, B.S.: Western Ill- inois University, M.S. Mr. F. M. Oakley Union University, B.S. : George Peabody College, M.A. Mr. Roy Gulp Eastern Illinois Univer- sity, B.S. Mr. Fred Reader Greenville College. A.B. Mr. Mollis Daniels Eastern Illinois Univer sitv, B.S. Mr. R. H. Sisson Eastern Illinois Univer- sitv. B.S. in Ed. 16 Miss Eloise Melzger Department Head, University of Illinois, B.S., A.M. FOREIGN LANGUAGES The Foreign Language Department is one of the most important and extensive at P.C.H.S. Students may choose from courses in Latin, Spanish, French, or Ger- man and generally complete four se- mesters of one language. The purpose of foreign language study is to enable stu- dents to speak and understand a lan- guage other than his own and to ac- quaint them with other cultures that have contributed to the American life. As Goethe once said, A man who is ig- norant of foreign languages is ignorant of his own. Mrs. Luann Thomas University of Illinois, Certificat D ' Etudes, Sorbonne Miss Judy .Streid Illinois State University, B.S. Mr. Edward M. Scroeder Soutliern Illinois Universitv, B.A. Mrs. Henrietta Davis Mr Floyd Dressel Miss Carole Hymes Miss Lin Kilgore linois State University, U. of I., State Universitv of State University of Iowa B.S. B.S. Iowa, B.S. Certificat D ' Etudes, Sorbonne MATHEMATICS Mr. W. M. Fildes Southern Illinois University, B.S., M.S. All P.C.H.S. students are required to take one year of math to graduate. However, college bound students must complete 2 years in order to meet entrance re- quirements at most colleges. Different levels of moth, taught according to the student ' s capabilities, range from standard algebra and geometry to the UICSM pro- gram. UICSM is prepared by the University of Illinois Committee on School Mathematics for high school. Mr. Paul Dixon University of Illinois B.S., M.S. Miss Ann Ca in Illinois esleyan University, B.S. ; Illinois State University, M.S. Mr. Max Hiett University of Illinois B.S., M.S. Miss Letlia Jaggers Lincoln College. B.S.; Universitv of Illinois, M.S. t M Mr. John McFeron Southern Illinois University, A.B., B.S. Mr. Philip McGill Illinois Stale University, B.S., M.S. Mr. John Moss Southern Illinois University, B.S. in Ed. Universitv of Illinois. ALA. Mr. M. R. Ne nian Southern Illinois University. B.S.: Illinois State Universitv, M.S. Mis. Marilyn Queicia- Mr. James Rees Mr. Melvin Rein Mr. Joe Wuellmer giossa Illinois State University, Illinois State University, University of Illinoi Illino s State University, B.S. in Ed.: Biadley B.S.; Denison Univer- B.S. B.A. University, M.A. in Ed. sity, A.B.; Columbia University, M.A.: Indi- ana University, M.A.T. INDUSTRIAL ARTS K I vs « - - A ,_ , i i Bradley Universitv. M.S. in Ind. Ml. Lov ell Giit;t: Eastern Illinois Univer- sit}, BS.. Biddlej Uni- eisit . M S. Mr. James Cadagin Bradley University, B.S., M.S. The industrial arts program is of great value to boys who plan to work after graduation in- stead of going on to college. It includes ex- perience in woodworking, machine shop, weld- ing, general metals, and drafting. The objective of this thorough and varied program is em- phasis on the study of tools, materials and procedures as well as the formation of work habits. Mr. Roy WiUuii Northeast Missouri State Teacher ' s College. B.S. in Ed.: University of Missouri. M.S. in Ed. BOYS ' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Jack StouJt Southern Illinois University, B.S., M.S. The Physical Education Department is de- signed to fit the needs of the individual stu- dents in a broad health program. Some activi- ties include indoor and outdoor games, calis- thenics, and sportsmanship training. Competi- tion in after-school sports includes baseball, basketball, football, wrestling, cross-country, golf, tennis, and track. Mr. Dawson Hawkins Nebraska Wesleyan University, B.A. Mr. James Peterson Drake University, B.S. Mr. Dan Saskevich Western Illinois University, B.A. Mr. Joseph Venturi Milikin University. B.S., 20 M.S. Mr. Kenneth Wells Bradlev Universitv. B.S.. M.S. GIRLS ' P.E. The importance of possessing physical fitness cannot be overstressed. Four years of physical education are being re- quired now, instead of three. Activities included in this course are calisthenics, dancing, rope jumping, tumbling, indoor and outdoor sports, and marching. This program helps girls to de- velop poise, grace, rhythm, creative ability, sportsmanship and co-ordinated body movements. Miss Eleanor Francis Indiana University, B.S., M.S. Miss Amy Lee Harris Indiana University, B.S., M.S Mrs. Phyllis Doxstader Western Illinois Univer- sity. B.S. in Ed. Mi-s Sharon Johns estern Illinois Univer sitv, B.S. Ed. Mi-s Loiene Ramsey Illinois btale University, B.S. in Ed. Miss Barbara Waddell Illinois State University, B.S. in Ed. DRIVER EDUCATION Mr. J. B. Custer Illinois State University, B. Ed., Uni- versity of Illinois, M.Ed. Driver education is a required course which involves acquaint- ing students v ith traffic laws, safety, and the parts of the auto- mobile. The 2nd semester course is Driver Training, which gives the students actual behind-the-wheel experience. To complete this course, students are required to pass their Illinois State Traffic Exam and obtain their license. Mr. Larry Lavery University of Illinois, B.S Mr. Robert Richards Indiana University, B.S. ; Bradlev Universitv. M.S. Mr. Dale Pauley Western Illinois Univer- .sitv, B.S., M.S. Mr. Duncan Reid Millikin University B.S. ; Bradley University. M.A. VOCATIONS AND HEALTH Vocations, a freshman course, is designed to help students evaluate their talents and interests in regard to future jobs. Different careers are investigated and students find out whether or not they could qualify. Health, also a freshman course, offers guidance and instruction in matters of hygiene and other areas in- cluding safety, nutrition, body functions, and pro- fessional health services. Mr. Harry Anderson University of Illinois, M.A.; Illinois Wesle yan University, Ph.B. Mr. Joseph Vucich Illinois State University, B. Ed.: University of Colorado, M.S. SPEECH AND DRAMA Miss Edith Hanod Eureka College, B.A.; University of Iowa, M.A. Miss Kathy Kelly State University of Iowa, B.A.: Colorado State College, M.A. Mrs. Blanche Andrew Bethanv College, B.A. Courses in speech range from Speech I to For- ensics to Radio Speech. In Speech I, students study the basic principles of speech through presenting various types of speeches to the class. The teacher and the students evaluate the speech and help the speaker gain poise and confidence. Forensics enters into the specialized areas of contest speech and Radio Speech is a combination workshop and study course. All phases of radio such as com- mercials, newscasts, dramas, etc. are presented. Those who complete this course may participate in daily broadcast over WSIV ' s Inside Chinkland. Drama students cover many parts of the theater in Drama I and II. In the first semester, they study theatrical history, stage craft, light- ing, scenery, makeup, production, direction, and acting. Drama II focuses its attention mainly on acting, directing, production, and dramatic literature. These classes spend most of their time presenting scenes from various plays to each other. The goals of the course are to develop the individual talent, to gain control of the voice and body, and to help give students more self-assurance when per- forming for others. 23 LIBRARIANS Mrs. Carol O ' Donald Illinois State University, B.S. NURSES Miss Arden Masters MacMurray College, B.A.: University of Illinois, B.S. Librarv Science Mrs. Marjory Rubinfeld X ' estern Illinois University, B.S. Mr.s. Joyce Birch State University of Iowa. B.S. in Nursing Miss Lillian Fisher Cook County School of Nursing Illinois Institute of Technology, B.S. OFFICE WORKERS EAST CAMPUS SWITCH BOARD ROW 1: Mis. Ila Ewers. Mrs. Pat Bong. Mis. Irene Andrews, Mrs. Helen Lannert. ROW 2: Mrs. Louise Davis, Mrs. Vera Reynolds, Mrs. Margaret Watkins, Mrs. Fern Lallev. WEST CAMPUS— GIRL ' S DEANS Mrs. Minola Maile. Mrs. Grace Jones, Mrs. Hazel Lee. WEST CAMPUS— MAIN OFFICE Mrs. Norma Smith WEST CAMPUS— BOY ' S DEANS Mrs. .Sarah Gumbel, Mrs. Rita Bonk ENGLISH SECRETARY Mrs. Virginia Youell Mrs. Edna Mason MAINTENANCE ENGINEERS WEST CAMPUS ROW 1: Mr. Otto Turner, Mr. Phillip Parsons, Mr. Joe Scogins, Mr. Earl H. Vogel. ROW 2: Mr Ira Earner, Mr. Art Bush, Mr. John Ghidina, Mr. Gene Beecham. EAST CAMPUS ROW 1: Mr. Harvey R. La Coek. Mr. Riehard Ash, Mr. Franeis Warner. Mr. Charles Kertmoed. ROW 2: Mr. Paul DeLand, Mr. Randall Thomas, Mr. Melvin Bever, Jr. ROW 3: Mr. Roy Wil- liams, Mr. Ken Mills. CAFETERIA WORKERS EAST CAMPUS ROW 1: Dorothy Smith, Faye Wall, Marian Warner, Bealiiif Liiry. Vivian Chrisman, Audrey Martin, Ann Renner. ROW 2: Jean Thoniason, Lncille Row den, Andiea Tooiner, Maljel Scliantz, Viola Hyatt, Judy Eedirt, Catherine Robson. ROW 3: Mary Zehren. Betty Williams, Naomi Norris, Mary L. Quarello, June Price, Betty Gilliland. WEST CAMPUS ROW 1: Ruby Moi{;an. ' era Sliannaherjier, Sadie Maruso, Gerniaine Ringwalil. Berniee Shannon, Nellie Kahler, Feme Sniilli. ROW 2: Nellie Jansscn, Annetta Urish, Helen Sangalli, Ruth Milliard, Wilma Brecher, Otiie Hutchison, Louise Reed, Mildred Becker. ROW 3: Maynie Palmer, Ethel Gardner, Beatrice Friend, Lillie Barthel, Lela Rockwell, Rose Maddalozzo, Myrtle Pierce. LIBRARY SECRETARIES WEST CAMPUS EAST CAMPUS BRANCH FINANCE Mrs. Robert Belville Mrs. Cecilia Rahn, Mrs. Phil Fredericli ACCOMPANISTS WEST CAMPUS Mrs. Eleanor Burroff Mrs. Louise Tindal Mr. Art Oberle EAST CAMPUS Mrs. Barbara Uditskv WEST CAMPUS DRAGON ' S DEN WORKERS mpus 28 Mrs. Alice Uiiiiii Mrs. Marge Siuitli Mrs. Doris Phillips L. Ju.ly Abnc E N I O R Jani-t M. Albritton Senior Class Officers left to rijiht are: Jan W ' asion, treasurer: Pat Oberle, vice- president: Mike Franks, president: Dean W ' oefle. secretary. 30 Christine A. Aleshire Krnnrll, I). Alllftt Karon J. Athey n. r i A ' f JH Sue Bakei- Caiolyn H. Banks James E. Barnard Earl L. Barr 31 L -nne A. Barrows Mary E. Bauman Michael A. Bearden Russell G. Beaver Daniel J. Beers Lois I. Bennett S. Delores Bennett Richard J. Berardi L. Michele Bimm Kathy J. Boeck Daniel L. Bonk Mary U. Brady j -T ;: tfi fe Tfc_ Karen Boehler Biggs Richard A. Breade Joseph A. Brooks Ellen J. Broughtoi Marvin L. Brown Richard E. Broyh Richard C. Budde Marv L. Burdge Xaren A. Burling Joyce A. Burroughs lurtis C. Cameron Vedra J. Campbell tudith A. Carpenter [o Lynn Carver Gregory P. Chase Sharon K. Clarkston Douslas L. Clifton Marie E. Clinch David F. Cochran Gary C. Cofer i k Deanna K. Coil Jill S. Coleman James L. Comisky David C. Conner lean E. Connett rhomas K. Conroy inda S. Cooper ?loger B. Copeland Tilden C. Coryell Timothy L. Coryell Danny R. Counterman . d Barbara J. Crady Nancy J. Craine Stephen A. CuUinan (A J- ' ■14? Danny J. Cunningham Penny S. Curtis Marian C. Curtright Bonnie J. Dancey Kirsten L. Dahlin Sherral B. Davis James I. Dawson Sandra L. Deland Pegsv A. Denning Linda K. De ' itt Karen A. De oung Richard J. Dillow Gloria L. Diveley Susan D. Diveley Sandra J. Dixon Suzanne I. Dumville Joan DiiPage Carleen J. Durham Edward D. Dutton Shiryl C. Dye Mary L. Edgar Michael L. Edgcomb Thad R. Edmonds Donald L. Eertmoed ( dKiKn Kk ' seiia Mai Kill K. Kiuli.ott Janet L. Eidenini Sharon J. Endicotl Shiilev A. Fields Ronald E. Fox Phyllis J. Flarity 37 Larry E. Friend Roger M. Galloway Margaret L. Gamble Diane M. Garber Jerry G. Garmann Suzanne Gerard Sherry S. Glaser John R. Glassey Judith K. Godbey Bonnie J. Godby Timothy J. Godby William A. Gonda Judith I. Goodlick Sharon S. Goodrich Robert J. Gorshe Cheryl A. Graham Anita K. Gray Richard A. Gray Jaunita J. Grube Barry L. Gustafson Evelyn M. Haas Holly J. Haas Gerald L. Hall Josephine L. Hamilton Dorothy J. Hamni Sally J. Hancock Janie E. Hannig Mary D. Happach Darold L. Hardin Valarie J. Harlan Alan W. Harris Carl C. Hauk Gloria Hawkins Gary R. Hazlett Grant C. Hellyer Terry A. Henricks Janice S. Herring Linda Herring George C. Herrman Janie R. Herron Nancy M. Herron Michael R. Hieser Rene A. Higdon Judy R. Highland Sally L. Hoffman Lee W. Hottell Sharon F. Hoyle Gary L. Huey Steven A. Huey Cynthia M. Hughes Linda G. Hunt Roljeit . Hurley illiam C. Hurt Marcia J. Jackson Donna L. Joeslinji Diane C. Johnson Randell L. Johnson Danny L. Jones Gaiy R. Kauffmann Rita J. Kehoe Barbara R. Keil Sharon K. Kief Dorcas J. King Charles G. King Michael G. Kleiber Nancy M. Klien Patricia C Lambert John W. Laniifit Karen K. Lannert Larry L. Lauterbach Stephen J. Madden Dennis J. Madix 44 Linda M. Martin Rebecca L. Martin Richard A. Martin Sandra K. Martin obeit M. Miars Carol A . Miget jp-., v iL , ; Marsha Miller Diana L. Moehrin; Carol L. Mohler Celeste A. Monroe 45 Mary K. Montgomery Richard M. Montgomery Stanley K. Montgomery Patricia L. Moran Thomas J. Morgan Sharon L. Morrow Nancy E. Mueller Barbara J. Murphy - H jr . si Hi Donald J. Murphy Bob Mylott Carol A. Netherton Patrick E. Murphy Earl L. Nash Diana S. Newburn Rella J. Musgrave Pamela S. Neavear Robert M. Nichols Cheryl D. Myers Sharon K. Neff Judith L. Niesman u t Carol A. Noe Patrick E. Oberle Jacqueline S. Ogle David L. Ok Patricia J. Olt Diana J. Oilman Todd 1). Oilman Patricio Olvarellos Sharon K. Osterman Patricia A. Ostrom Ruth A. Pagliaio A. Clayton Parker Paulette J . Payne Omer E. Peak Stephen B. Phelps N. Eugene Phillip; Gary C. P iccony James 1,. Pie]ici James R. Pierce Martin A. Pogioli i . % ' 1 Patty J. Polite Susan J. Prandoni Christy J. Pratt h Gary L. Ranishaw Jennifer V. Reed Stephen L. Rankin Phyllis A. Reid Donald C. Reaktenwalt James L. Reynolds Elizabeth J. Rearden Lvnne D. Reynold ' David R. Reed Tiioinas J. Rioci Geort;e E. Psinas Danny J. Ramsey James F. Rodgers Susan J. Rodgers l ' Bethalene J. Rupp Rowland G. Saal Douglas R. St. Cerny James R. Saunders Johnathan C. Saurs Michael T. Sayers Debra C. Schaffer Nancy S. Schilling Edward A. Schimmelpfenning Edward R. Schiiumelpfenning Sandra S. Schott Gary H. Schroeder James E. Sea Barbara J. Seeling Donna L. Seelye Lenora A. Seipel Jane M. Sellers Donald G. Rowell h Donald E. Simpson iflt mk V n Ronald E. Simpson Gary P. Skaggs Ernest P. Smalley Toni L. Rivord William G. Smathers Cherie B. Smith Nicky L. Smith Angelia Denton Smothers Thomas Snider Janet S. Spillman Bever ly A. Springman Rebecca J. Stephens James T. Sommer David H. Sorenson Sandra M. Sudberry Peggy S. Sunn Toni L. Susie O. Keith Sutton Janet M. Swords R. David Tebben Harold F. Thayer Elizabeth A. Thies Anne Thomas Donna R. Thomas Susie L. Thomas Arlin E. Thompson S. Diane Thornton Richard E. Thurman Michael L. Timian Sandra A. Traw Doris I. Trowbridge Patricia A. Tucker G. David Uebler Peggie S. Underwood Barbara L. VanAuken Sharon VanAuken Rosa Larry D. VanNattan Lois A. Vaughan Gary L. Velde Rick J. Venturi Evelyn L. Vess Bonnie S. ineyaid Carol S. Vucich F. Sue Ward Patricia L. Vogel Sandra L. Walbert Susan A. arren Pamela S. Vogelsang John D. Walsh Janice S. Wasion Barljarb J. eakly Jerry L. Wieland Michael S. Welch Donovan J. Wendell Linda S. Wernowski Gerald C. Weitz G. Joe est Michael J. West Robert R. Wicker Cheryl L. Wieburg Raiin K. Wilder Thomas D. Wilhelm Marsha H. Wildinson Russel L. W ildinson Richard A. Williams Verlyn L. Williams Linda S. Williamson Billy L. Wilson 55 Ai d. Linda F. Wilson Joe D. Winstead Michael A. ft instead Ricliaid A. Bailey John P. Witts Dean A. Woelfle Ricky J. Woith Sherry K. Wolf Martha -M. WoU Larry D. Wolters Bonnie J. Woodruff R. Keith W ooding Robyn A. Wortli Mary E. Wright Diane K. Yentes Daniel G. York Janis A. Youell 56 Terry E. Wiseman Ruth A. Zahn 57 m Jim Adwares Ronald Ahlen Janet Alfs Hank Allison Chet Anderson Mel Anliker Slierri Armstrong Jinger Aeschliman Monica Alessi Nancy Allard Joyce Ahvard Diana Anderson Sandra Armstrong Barb Arnett JUNIOR CLASS CLASS OFFICERS Seated left to right are: Don Lighter, president, Kathy Beres, vice-president; Linda Soldwedel, 1 c leljiv I nn Bidwii. treasurer. Theda Ashbuni Bill Ashby Dennis Baclnnan Gregg Baier Pain Asliby Jay Austin Keith Backes John Ballon Peggy Baigmann Judy Barra Mahala Barker Mike Bartley Ron Beach IJnda Beavers Cathie Beale Barbara Becker Janet Beeke Bruer Beitz Ron Belk Gaiy Benke Ron Bell Allen Belbnore Ramona Benton Terry Benton Leo Berardi Katliie Beres Beth Berg Larry Betzelberger Sue Bloom Margie Bong Betty Bonnette Eugene Bonnette Claudia Borsch Rod Bowlbv Cliff Brandt Karen Brandt Ernest Campbell Diane Capps Danny Carlson Bonnie Carrick Diana Carter Susan Caulkins Coleen Chavis Dale Christensen Deborah Chrisman Vicki Chrisman Jane Church Lola Clark Steve Clark Wayne Clark Carol Claton Sandy Brantley Kay Bray Diane Bright Sue Brinkman Chester Brown Jerome Brown Judy Brown Mike Brown Lynn Brown Pat Brown Sharyn Brown Robert Bruns Kathy Bryant Carol Buchanan Tanya Budisalich Sandy Bulifant Jim Burch Pam Burdett Peg Burdick Scott Burdick Bluer Clifton Dennis Coffey John Combs Scott Conkel Joanne Connett Larry Connett Judy Cook Judy Corbett Tom Coryell Jim Coucli Barbara Counterman Gay Crafton Roger Cranwill Karen Crawford Peggy Cremeens Mike Crompton Carol Crooks Janice Crowe Steve Cruikshank Konnie Daugherty A J Bob Davis Dale Davis Frances Davis Nancy Davis Dana Dearborn Dean Dearborn Lynette Dehmlow Linda Denning Sherril De Peugh Jeanene Diegel Mike Dirst Dave Dohlem Mary Dorsey Gail Dragen Nancy Dudman Albert Duez Bob Duez Denny Dukes Teriy Duncan Tanis Dunnington Betty Dupoy Barry Dykstra Rhoda Earley Chuck Ebert Harry Edwards Frances Eertinoed Winnette Eertmoed Duane Eitenmiller Paul Eitenmiller Ann Eldridge Donald Elliott Keith Enimous Dave Endicott Bob Endicott Karen Ertmoed Beverly Erxleven Marilyn Evans Brad Everett Diana Ewers Cindy Eyrse Vicki Fabry Rick Fall Jose Fardel Carol Farrow Jack Feltmeyer Roger Fike Gail Fitzanko (Tj. f . Jan Gainer Mike Gardner Joe Gardner Robert Ganes Karen Garman Wanda Garnion Sharon Gasper Marcia Gay Curt Gent Donna Gilbert Ron Gilchrist Tim Gillespie 63 Nick Gilley Mike Gilliam Vicki Gilliland John Gilroy Linda Gilroy Tom Glaser Linda Glass Linda Godby Pat Goff Judith Goldberg Dave Golden Barbara Goodin Jeannette Goodwin Turza Goodyear Becky Gould Susan Gray Kay Green Mike Greene Carol Gregory Marshall Grissom Pat Grissom W illiam Grogan Danny Guengerich Ron Grube Jo Ellen Gumble Belinda Hackney Barbara Hall Carol Haller Janice Hanrilton Mary Hamilton Vincent Hammond Dave Hansen Buddy Harbourn Darrel Hardt Bob Hardy John Harmon Ronald Harmon Judy Harris Betty Harron Larrv Barker Beverly Hait Robeit Hdi ey Mary Harwood Joyce Haynes Bernard Heberer Kent Heisel Randy Hellyer Slan Heicheniodei Su ' -an Heinan Jean Hickey Ron Higgens Joyce Hill John Hilst Susie Hodges Terry Hodgson Shiilev Hoelzel Ronnie Hoerr Gail Hoffbuhr Nancy Hoffman Bill Holmes Gary Holcomb Larry Homerin Manln Hoppei Julie Horn Carol Houcliens Gail Hougli John Houston Dave Hoyle Jan Hoyt Linda Hundemei Judy Hundt Ronnie Hundt Jo Ann Inuning Gary Irby Dorothy Janis John Janssen Karen Jarnagan Roger Jenks Judy Johns Linda Johns Brenda Johnson Kitty Johnson 65 tr-C JJ C-nX - f) ' - Peggy Johnson Vanessa Johnson Kathi Jordan Tina Johnson Georgianna Jones Scott Jones Julie Junker Karl Kaebel Sandy Kennedy Cheryl Kettering Dave IGrgan Bill Kennemer Kathy King John Kirgan Gary Kohunsky Bill Kortkamp Carol Kramer Sandy Kramer Terry Kramer Virginia Krause Linda Lampe Mike Lance Pat Landrith Gail Larkin Janie LaSell Laura Laszlo Sally Lauterbach Carol Lawrence Joe Layne Kay Knight Madelyn Knight Dave Kohlbacher Shirley Kohler Joyce Lemons Wanda Lemons Rita Lichtenberger Pam Lickiss Laura Lindsey Carol Littlepage Bob Lowe Fred Luster Beth Link Janice Lofthouse Lula Logsdon Paul Lucas Richard Lutz Linda Lyon Mike Maag Judy Maas V Teri Madden Denny Maquet Kenny Mayberry Greg McCoy Randv McCreary Sally ' McDonald Diane McKinley Richard McLean David McMuUen Linda McQuiston Brandon Meahl Linda Mefford Verla Meeker Barbara Meinen Gary Meinen Paula Meyer Lonnie Michaelson Jill Minton Tom Mitchell Carole Mitts Judy Montgomery Linda Montgomery Stephaine Montgomery Kenny Moore Fred Morrow Sharon Mullineaux Suzanne Munge S Vicki Munge Diane Murphy Glenda Myers Robert Myers Gary Nail Vicki Nanniga Charles Nash Uldene Nash Barb Negleman Dan Nell Pam Nelms Judy Nelson Ginny Neuhaus Jim Neumann Jackie Newell Stan Newell Sharon Newman Judy Newlun Greg Neylon Bob Nievar Delbert Nizzia Steve Noreuil Terry Norman Camilla Nugen Raymond Null Laurie Ohlinger Kandee Oliver Nancy Olson Leanna Olt Patti Jean Olt Kenneth Oltman Margie Palishen Vince Pari Rick Parker Joe Parmenter Sheila Patchett Diane Patterson Slieila Patterson Rose Peak Judv Peake ' y( xS . ' , K. ' . ' ••CS- -i Steve Penninger Danny Pfanz Joyce Pfeiffer Carole Pliilli|i ' - Richard Pitsch Vicki Pogioli Katheiine Poppenga Gloria Powell i ynne Prie l Karen Pulman Fred Qur le Ben Rahn Pam Reali Nancy Reed Pat Reed Panla Reed James Render Sue Reynolds Anna Rice Linda Ricliards Marv Ann Rich. Dave Rii.|iel Dave Ripjier Joyce Ritchie Shirley Ritchie Norma Rivord Cynthia Roberts Pat Roberts Carol Rosas Ron Rose Dale Rowden Rhonda Rowell Sharon Royse Linda Riicker Ida Rush Walt Saal Mario Santanna David Sarver Dianne Scamp Pam Schad Greg Schaefer Rich Schmiechen Christine Schrieber Susan Schrock Bob Schroeder Edward Schuster Sandy Schwartz Judy Schwerer Jim Scott Linda Scott Shireen Seegar Margie Senninger Mary Ann Sennin Sandy Sevier Carol Shanklin Mary Sloan Nancy Smallwood Bruce Smith Craig Smith Janet Smith John Smith Lester Smith Prygy Smitli Shirley Smith Steve Smith Aiihrey Sonderman IN MEMORY OF RON ZIMMERMAN Richard Stanbery Steve Starman Pat Starcevich Karen Stauthamme Bill Steakley Janet Stephen; T? Karen Spencer Sue Story Melony Stout Steve Strang Margaret Strubhar Susan Stubblefield Tim Turner Anna Turney Joe Ubben Sharon Van Hoin Rick Velde Susan Venovich Clement Verirker Jo Leen Vidic Terry Vogel John Voll Cynthia W aid Ron Walters Pat Washer Tom Waskowski Jill Weber Dan Swift Susan Swisher Jo Ann Switzer John Tavernier Donna Taylor Jean Tennell Kddie Thomas John Thomas Tom Thomas Ron Thomason Mark Tompkins Mike Thompson Fiank Thousand Sheri Thrall Jerri Tift Judy Tisdale Dave To vne Farrell Trueblood Kenny TuU Robert Turnbull Judy Weeks Shirley Wehner Paul Wehienbeig Jarkie Welch Jack West Terry Weyhri h John Whittenburg Ernie Wieburg Joanne Wiemers Cheryl Williamson Barrie Wilson Dan Wilson Jane Wilson Lee Wiggins Wanda Wiseman Anne Woelfle Christy Wolfer Rose Woolf Beverly Woolard Baird Woolsey Freda Wubben Sherry Wytcherley Julie Yock Jack Zaayenga Nancy Zears Carroll Zehren Dave Zibert Cheryl Ziebold Paul Zima Karen Zimmerman Lynn Zimmerman Terri Zimmerman 73 a SOPHOMORE CLASS d r d. John Abel Joe Adams Terry Adkins Jo Ann Albert Eddie Albrecht Carol John Alesandrini Alesandrini Don Allen Kathy Don Antenore Alesandrini Mike Ambrose Kay Antonio CLASS OFFICERS Sue Ann Hancork President Rich Garber Vice-President Bryan Bauei nfeind Secretary-Treasurer L. r) f Tom Arms Joyce Arnett Pam Arnold Danny Kay Jack Ashton Linda Avery Jan Bailey Candy Baldes Jean Baldwin Arterberry Arterberry Ralph Barnes Theima Barnes Dan Bartley Karen Bateman Mary Batton Bill Banks Gary Barker Steve Sandra Bayard Neal Becker Rose Begeman Al Beitz Brian Richard Baumgandner Mike Bimm Mike Boeck John Bohannan Carol Boldger Bauernfeind Bauman Larry Berry Theima John Boyer Vickie Boyer Karen Bozarth Vee Bennett Donna Brenda Bowman Chris Bolen Berclilohl Bonnette Mary Bramham Rand Bozarth Scott Bong Patty Bracker Alma Brady Barb Brecli Jerry Brees Dan Brooks Greg Brosmer Jack Broughton Sue Broun Ronald Brown Donald Brush Michael Bubb Betty Buchanan Judy Budde Ron Burch Bob Burdess Bob Burdettc Beverly Bush Kay Bush Tom Byrd Connie Calhoun John Calhoun Gene Calvette Juanita Canady Nancy Carr Kay Carter Mike Chism Rosemary Chisni Gloria Clonin Bonnie Clark Jeraldean Clark Marie Clark Sandy Clarkston Barbara Claton Arthur Clevenger Harrv Clor Pat Cody Steve Coensegen fi ft. Sliiiley Cooper Barbara Copeland Nila Copeland Beriiice Cottingham Pain (!ouch Gail Court Cary Cox Paul Crabtree Danny Crafton Patty Cranwill Mike Cullinan Ricky Cunningham BiUie Curtright Mary Ann Dalcher Burt Dancey Brenda Davis Bobbi Ann Dean Janice Decker Janelle Dehmlow ilina DeLay Steve Dellert Sharon Denman Steve Denny Keith Deppert Janice Diegel Mary Lou Diegel Michele Dillon Linda Diveley Barb Dixon Terri Dixon Cheri Dobbs Peggy Doneghue David Drokelman 77 Judy Dorsey Bernard Downing Kathy DuChesne August Duez Gayle Duley Rita Durbin Linda Durham John Edenburn Anna Egelston David Eggena Stanley Ehmke Dean Eitenrailler Paula Eitenmiller Charles Endicott Tom Eertmoed Jeanette Fornoff Linda Frampton Bill Franks Brenda Frazier Dale Freidinger Hugh Friday Jayne Frohling Harlan Fuelberth Richard Garber Ron Gardner Michael Garlock Becky Gilliam Don Hilliam Jay Gingrass Claudia Glick Linda Goodwin Herod Corsage Ron Gorshe Barbara Goss Mary Graffis Rodger Graham Coleen Grant Leonard Gray Paul Green Katliy Gregory Mary Hansen Micki Haram Dawn Hardin Barb Hardt Jon Harris Ron Hatcher Roberta Haynes Maureen Heberer Joyce Heflin Ralph Helms Richard Hendricks Gloria Herrman Dan Herron David Hiett Pat Highland i_ Linda Hills Jackie Hines Patti Hoffbuhr John Holmes Cynthia Hoover Crete Hopkins Rick Hoskinson Lee Ann Houston Peggy Howell Cheryl Howey Danny Hoyland Sandi Hoyle Tom Hubbard Carolyn Hudson Vicki Huls Barb Hundt Brenda Hunt Dennis Hurley Becky Hyatt Jim Hymbaugh Diane Isenburg Bill Jackson Tom Jacobson Bruce Jarnagin Karen Jarrett Cheryl Johnson Jody Johnson Kay Johnson Marty Johnson Roy Johnson Steve Johnson Laura Jones Mike Jones Ralph Jones Vickie Just Judv Kahler Donna Karnes Meile Keefer David Kidd Toni Kief Roger Kroepel Linda La Marsh Brenda Landis Diana Langford Doris Larson Jim Laudenslager Judy Lemon Alan Lawson Paul Leonard Bill Lercher Janet Logsdon Carol Logue Cliff Lohnes Diane Lundy Margo Lutes Diane Lydick Jon Lyon Jody MacMillan Rikki Maddalozzo Roberta Madsen Donna Maile Jill Maloney Para Maquet Russ Marshall Susie Martin David Mathias Kandy Mathias Trudy Mauer Brad Mayeur Louise Mayfield Russ McBride Terry McCann John McClure Claudia McDaniel: Gary McGinnis Bill McGinty Susan McGinty Linda McHenry Dave Mclntyre Shari McKelvey Dennis McLaughlin John McNally Gay McNaughton Jim Michaelson Alan Mickle Tom Monge John Monn Barbara Montgomery Sandy Montgomery Marsha Moore Barbara Moran Becky Ramey Linda Ranney William Rardin Paul Reali Janet Reed Mike Reed Jackie Reynolds Carol Moseley Bonnie Moses Tom Rickard Christie Ricketts Earl Riley John Riopell Gerald Roach Beverly Roberts Sue Mueller Linda Munson Joan Roberts Nancy Rocker Sandra Rogers Judy Rolf Karen Rose Alan Rosier Pat Murphy Ron Murphy Steve Mylott Italo Rossi Janice Rowell Jerilyn Rowell W anda Royse Jerald Rupp Terry Nance Tom ' Neff Marjorie Nelson Barb Netherton Kathy Ruppel Mary Jane Saal Bonnie Sackett Vicki Sadler Phyl Nievar Terri Neville Mike Newburn Steve Newcomb Alice Sanborn Gino Santanna Barb Saunders Shirley Sayers Donald Newlin Don Newton Linda Noe Larry Oats Terry Onken Melinda Scarcliff David Schappaugh Skip Schermerborn Leslie Olsson Terry Oltman Gloria Owens Kathy Parker Delores Patterson Gilman Peak Joe Schott Rod Schraub Linda Peck Marilee Pelini Carol Pellens Joyce Pellens Richard Peterson Diane Pfeiffer Cathy Schrieber Kathy Quigley Fred Pfeiffer Rita Pfeiffer Debby Pitcher Mary Porter Renee Pratt Cheryl Priest Diane Psinas John Puryear ii ' 1 A. £zM, Sophomores hard at work painting for the Frosh-Soph Party. Linda Schrock Paul Schwartz Gary Sciortino Gary Scott Roherta Scott Glen Sea Rita Sears Gary Secrest Mark Seeling Darrell Seelye Edythe Shelton Paula Sheppard Phylis Short Sharon Sidell Walter Silher Patti Sinioncini Roger Simpson Cothie Singley Alan Sisson David Skaggs Tom Slaughter Lola Sloan Jan Slusher Fred Smiser Cindy Smith Donna Smith Linda Smith Mary Smith Myrtle Smith Greg Siuith Pat Smith Tom Smith Jill Stallings Bob Stambach Patti Stauthammer Leon Stearnes Joyce Steinheimer Danny Stephens Linda Stockert Janet Stolin Barb Stone Jeff Stout Cheiyl Stratton Jim Strope Sue Strubhar Brad Sullivan Pat Sullivan Perry Sundell Jan Suprunowski Connie Sutton Donna Swisher Mike Swisher Carla Talbott Norm Tanner Brian Taylor Linda Thacker Dave Thomas Kathy Thomas Nora Thomass Penny Thomas Sharon Thomas Cheryl Thompson Diane Townsend (iary Traw Denny Tresch Pat Tribble Elva Trobaugh Patty Tucker Larry Turner Les Turner Mike Turner Susan Ulbrich Patti Utter Sue Van Etten Bill Van Nattan 85 Janet Vince Richard Karen Warner Larry Watson Fred Yieber Ramona ' ell: VanNattan Vondeiheide Waddle Sharon Waters Twila Webb Sharon Regina Wells Barb Veiickei Jim Vucich Chris Wald Weichel Richard Weyhrich M Ta tt ' hite Darlene Whiteside Doris Wikoff Don Wilcox Kathy Wildeber Connie Godby Karen Hillard Ruth Hill Lana Williams Larry W illiams anda William; Dannv Goldsby Jim Willis Bob Wilson Kristine Wilson Lorraine Wilson Jane kindle Terry Woitli Ernie Joanne Young Linda Zahn Dinnis Wign Patti Wright Wynkoop Susan Young Diana Yates Cynthia Xanos Connie Penny Zierner Yavorshak Ron Emma Zimmerman Ziegenhein IN MEMORY OF Kathy Vogelsang a h Don Ackerman Evon Ackerman Larry Adelsberger Steve Aimone Cindy Albert Steven Aleshire Greg Alexander Pam Allen Sue Althiser Kenneth Alward Kenneth Armstrong Joan Arnold Ina Ash Diane Ashby Wayne Atterberry Charles Baier Bruce Balsano Mike Bass Chuck Bassett Richard Batson Charles Bayard Cathey Beasley Rita Beasley Chris Beaty Alan Bedell FRESHMAN CLASS ,Cj w% H -  lf ■ KRKSHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Sealed left to iiahi illiams, president, and Mark Freidinger, vice-presideiil. Dan Taylor, sec-treas., Debbie Carol Beeney Cynthia Belk Bruce Bennett Janet Bennewitz Linda Berg Tresa Bianclii Barbara Birdsell Kathy Bishop Beverly Bloompott Mary Bohannan Dennis Boldt Susie Bone Dave Bong Rod Bosse Rick Bowlby Richard Boyd Rozanna Boyd Robert Bramham David Branch Bill Brandt Susan Breaden Lynda Brecher Linda Breedlove Randy Broenen Nancy Brink Diana Bioers Joe Brown Lois Brown Mike Brown Roberta Brown Sandy Brown Susie Brown Shirlee Broyles Stephanie Bruekner Ralph Bruner Margie Buchanan Shirley BuUard Jim Burdette Chris Burketta Bill Bush Brenda Bushart Richard Busse Bob Bustle ill Butts ( hristy Caldwell Benita Camden Carolyn Campbell Pam Carlton Fred Carrick Cathy Chalcraft Patty Chism Christy Christensen Carolyn Clark Marilyn J. Clark Ron Coil Mary Collander - f Valerie Cook Marilyn Cooper Carolyn Coryell Dave Cosner David Counterman Robert Cox Nancy Crafton D -f :- fc. Linda Craig Robert C. Craig Harry Cramer Ron Cretaro Georgia Crowther Larry Curry Rod Dal ton Teresa Daugherty Carolyn Davis Kristine Davis c r . Phil Doan i - . ' 1 ) V ' . I Linda Dobbs Charles Doman Becky Dorsey Janice Doss Gary Drake Tony Duez Bonnie Duncan Barbara Eaglen Carol Edmonds Karen Edwards Kathy Edwards Ron Edwards Ron Edwards Christie Eertmoed Diane Eitenmiller George Eitenmiller Russ Eitenmiller Sharon Eldert Jerry Eldredge Carolyn Elliot Dennis Emmons Sheryn Endicott Vickie Epkins Beverly Evans Lois Ewers Mary Ewers Linda Fabry Nancy Fargher Alan Filyaw Sandra Fischer Roberta Fisher Vickie Fitzanko Blaze Fornoff Dave Foster Sue Foster Dorla Frampton Gail Frazier Pat Freag Vicki Fredrickson Jeff Freeman Mark Freidinger Ronnie Friedrich Margaret Fuelberth Cleo Funk Kristy Gaiser Pat Gardner Steve Gardner ' anda Garner Carol Gibson Pat Gleason Janet Godby Dee Goff Harry Goss Lera Graves Sheryl Gray Patty Greene Tim Griffiths Claudia Grover Darlene Guengerich Rosemary Haas Joetta Hackney Wanda Hall Khris Haller George Halstein Barbara Halstead Martha Hampton Joe Hancock Mark Happach Dane Hardt Pat Harmon Ken Harris Niki Harrison Bette Harwood Cindy Hatcher Jerry Hawkins Rich Hawkins Cindy Hayes Dennis Hazlett Sandra Heaton Gloria Hedrick Danny Heilman Linda Hellyer Karen Hicks Larry Higdon Tim Higham Dennis Hill Joyce Hilst Steve Hoak Sharon Hobaugh Linda Hocker Bobby Hoerr Phyllis Hoerr Steven Hoerr Bonnie Hoffman Bill Holman Rhoda Honeg John Horchera LaDonna Hurley Mike Illuzzi Bob Irby A ps r 1 f ,v-v ■ r ' ' i Pat Jackson Jeri Jeffrey Clark Joesting Kathy Johansen Edward Johnson Kirby Johnson Kurtis Johnson Scott Johnson Vance Johnson David Jolly Suzanne Jones Jonna Judd Janice Kahler Terry Karch Diane Kattner Karen Kaufman Bob Keen Terry Keller Sondra Kelso Debbie King Steve Kingdon Ron Kirkhuff Richard Kirkpatrick Ronnie Klien Debbie Knight 94 James Lamb Mike Lancaster Larry Lathrom Chasel Lawrence Marsha Lee on LeRoi Karen Leslie Charles Lewis Greg Liles Don Lindsev Archie Locke Carolyn Lohnes Jeannie Lohnes Kathy Lohnes Peggy Lohnes Eddie Lorentz Pat Love Laurie Lowman Brenda Lucy Darlene Lundy H - :i ?-: % ' :S «• J J. Robin Maddalozze Mark Madden Diane Madison Tom Magnar Judy Mahr Terry Malone Dave Martin Linda Martin Pam Martin Steve Martis Joyce May Vicki May Neva Mayberry Raymond Mayer Debbie Mayhew Richard McCamy Janice McCIain Dave McCloud Don McConnell Bill McCown Michele McCoy Mike McCoy Steve McDuff Susan McGarvey Sharon McGill Paul McGowan Barb McLean Don McLean Linda McMilhan Linda Metcalf Nancy Milburn Beverly Miller Bruce Miller Ken Miller Shirley Millsaps Trudy Miner Connie Miskimen Richard Mitts Ron Monge Gary Monkmen Roger Montgomery Sharon Montgomery Ruth Morris Sandra Morrison Larry Moseley Charlotte Moss Mike Mucciante Cheryl Nash David Nash Ken Nelras f l vUl 95 Florence Newcomb Gaiy Newlin Donna Nichols Uoiis Nielson Marilyn Nizzia Tony Noe Jon Noel Jim Norcutt John O ' Hara Harriet Olson Mark Olt Diane Oilman Terry Osterman Joe Palma Bill Parker Jerry Parker Roger Parker Sandy Parrish Rob Paullin Barb Pennington Christal Perrine Gary Perry Donna Pettit Diane Pfeiffer Kathryn Pierce Ruth Ann Powers Judy Prawner Rose Preston Pat Pritchett Barbara Prytiscosh Frances Pulsiphur Eddie Pumphrey John Pumphrey Gary Purdy Colleen Putman Harold Ramsey Linda Randour Donna Ranney John Rast Tina Rebuffoni Sibyl Reed Stephen Reichert Paula Reifsteck Donald Rendlcmai Terry Reynolds Linda Rhoades Linda Rhodes Gerri Ricci Robert Ricci Diane Richards John Richardson Ron Richardson Joe Richey Charles Rinderknecht Ron Ritchy Larry Rollins Sandra Rose Jill Rowan John Ruch Debbie Rucker Janet Saal Jackie Sackett Bill Sarff Steve Sammis Ray Sams Debbie Schmidgal Andy Schott Rebecca Schwarz Sandy Sciortino Linda Scott Pam Sea Linda Seals Sue Sellers Steven Sego Diana Severtson Carol Sevier Dan Shipman Andrea Shryock Steve Shults Vicki Shutts Chris Sidel l Loretta Sigler Linda Silveus Pete Simon Dennis Simpson Nancy Singletra Mike Sipka Caroline Sisson Jo Ann Skillestad Denny Smith Diana Smith Janet Smith Mike Smith Diane Smyder Barry Soffietti Ellvn Sorenson John Sorenson Joyce Spencer Kay Stallings Sally Stambach Linda Stewart Connie Stiles Jeanne Stolin Jim Story Anita Strickland Dave Sudberry Jolin Sutherland Gaila Sweet Tracy Taubert Dan Taylor Jan Taylor Jim Taylor Tom Tebben Margaret Theis Don Thomas Judy Thomas Mike Thomas 3 ■ n- Mike Tibbs Don Tobias 1 Jerry Toepke 4 -A Valerie Toll . Aubrey Tomlinson Sonja Travis Sherry Tribbett Katliy Trobaugh James Troxell Steve Tumility Bob Underwood Nick Upchurch Nancy Van Dyke o Carol Vaughn Robert Vericker Ronnie Viviano Jim Vogelsang April Volk Mary Volk Kathy WadswortI Donald Wagner Steve Wagemann Kathy Wallinger Lois Weinstein Robert Welborn Pat Wells R £ Craig Welty Ernest ernowsky Don Weyhrich Linda Whitmay Randy Wiemer Chris ' Williams Dave Williamson Vicki Willmoth Juanita Wilson Mike Windle Unice Woelfle Rose ' olfe Martie Wolfer Carol WoU Melba Woolf Pam Worlow Cheryl ' Wright Vickie Wright Richard Wubben Karen ' ytcherley Gary Zander Linda Zehak Cathie Ann Zell Steve Zibert Sandy Ziegenbein Bill Zimmerman Cathy Zobrist ' imm( 101 GROWTH THROUGH CONVERSATION THROUGH MEDITATION THROUGH CHANGE THROUGH DISCOVERY . . . THROUGH CREATION . - . iS5 THROUGH UNITED EFFORT . . . -  ' Queen, Sandra Ceift Christy Pratt HOMECOMING Becky Stephens Robyn Worth ATTENDANTS Dianne Yentes 107 Ibw - J FIVE LOVELY HOPEFULS Standing 1. to r.; Becky Stephens, Clitisty Pjatt, Sandy Luft, and Dianne Yentes. Seated: Roljyn Worth. SoliluJc of [ w dance floor liefoie tlie uu d. Honteeoniing queen Sandy Luft and Iter escort. Bill Oshorn. 108 FROSH-SOPH PARTY On October 13 the annual Frosh-Soph Party was held in the Lee way and Girls ' gym. The underclassmen were enter- tained by the Sophomore Boys ' Quartet under the decorations of Carnival Capers. Last year ' s Princess and Prince, Susan Hodges and Karl Kaebel, crowned the 1963-64 reigning couple — Sue Ann Hancock and Burt Dancy. Other members of the court were: S. Brown, G. Court, K. Gustafson, and G. Mc- Naughton; B. Bauernfiend, B. Cullen, R. Garber, and G. Smith. I Candidates for Piince and Princess were: ROW 1— S. Brown. K. Gustafson. G. Mc- Nanghton, S. Hancock. G. Court. ROW 2— R. Garber, B. Cullen, B. Bauernfeind, C. Smith, B. Dance) . Last year ' s royal couple crown the 1963 couple. Burt Dancey and -Sue Ann Hancock: Su an Hodiies and Kary Kaebel. The Sophomore Boy ' s Quartet. D. Her- ron. A. Sisson, M, Turner, and ,T. Stropes, sang to the ciowd in the Girl ' s Gvm. While P.C.H.S. students busily prepared for the holidays, Student Council planned two new activi- ties — the Hootechord, a combination record hop and hootenanny, and the window painting contest. Money collected from the Hootechord was used to buy food for needy families. Prizes were given to the window painting contest winners. Peggy Uiidi ' i wood and I.arry Kciuiy the Hooteclioid over the P.A. The Lonesome Traveler-:. Dick Biierkle Toiii Morgan, and Bob Leui- singing folk songs at the Hootechoid. Winners of the window painting eontesi- K Franks W arren. N. Ros-i. and P. Cand.le. Freshman Steve Kingdon and Tina Rebuffoni Sophomore Rich Garber and Patti Rucker A Junior Mike Gilliam and Linda Soldwedel Senior Alan Harris and Becky Stephens w E E H E R MARCH MADNESS Anyone for getting hitched ? Squirt guns could not dampen the spirits of Tom Souhrada and Bill Love. March 14 marked another first during the 63-64 school year at PCHS. The success of the Student Council sponsored Carni- val was tremendous! Different types of booths, games, and foods were spread throughout the gym building. Everyone in attendance agreed that it was one of the highlights of the year. The Science Open House was held in the Science rooms at East and West Campuses. Science students demonstrated classroom laboratory procedure for the visitors. The students also exhibited class projects prepared for Chemistry, Physics, Physical Science, and Biology classes. Several of these projects were also shown at the Illinois Junior Academy of Science Exhibition. One of the many exhibits at the East Campus Science Open House. ROW 1: J. Reaidon, C. Vucifli, P. Gamble, S. Hoffman, S. M. Mathias L. Wilson, R. Tluninan, R. Wildrr. ROW 3: P. Warren, M. Edgars, S. Dixon, J. Coleman, P. Ncivai. ROW ' 2: Obeile, N. .Smilli, K. Aiiirii, K. joliii-on. A. Hanis. R. Wicker. R. Freeman, S. Cullinan, M. Pigoili, R. Hifidon, I). JolniMin, d ' 2 ROW 1: G. Gredrichs, S. Endicott, S. Dumville, R. Dearborn, J. Carver, C. Calkins, R. Broyles, M. Brady, D. Armnvak. ROW 2: R. Klien, M. Klieber, D. Jones. M. Jackson, G. Hnev, G. Hellyer, G. Hazelett, B. Gufstason, C. Graham. ROW 3: C. Myers, C. Moran, C. Miget, D. Mclntyre, A. Massa, S. Martin, D. Margonis, D. Loline-. J. Liggt-ll. K. Laffey. ROW 4: J. Sud- berrv, B. Stephens, D. Sorenson, C. Smith. C. Rickard. S. Pra- doni ' . P. Polite. G. Picconv. P. Ostrom. J. Nei-man. ROW 5: J. Voiiell, R. Woilh. C. W.iburi;. B. NanAuken. P. Tiukei. K. Sutton, T. Susie, P. .Sunn. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW 1: L. Hnndemer, C. Houchens, B. Hall, D. Golden, L. Glass, Tnrney, P. Soldwedel. ROW 3: C. Smith. S. Singlev. J. Scott, S. Friedinger. F. Foster, S. Clark, L. Brown. ROW 2: R. Bowlbv, Royce, R. Rowell, C. Niik-en. T. Milchell. K. Liilz. 1). Lighter. J. K. Beres, B. Becker, J. Barra, B. Arm ' tt. C. Zrhicn. ( ;. Wolf.i. A. LaSell. ROW 4 : R. Jenk-. STUDENT COUNCIL ELECTIONS Presidential Candidates: D. Hardt, P. Soldwedel, C. ' olfer 1963-64 Vice President, Amel Massa ad- ministers tlie oath of office to Linda Sold- wedel, newly elected ' ice President East. Perry Soldwedel holds the Presidential gavel as he takes the oath of office from 1963-64 President. Robyn ortli. Vice Presidential Candidates: K. Beres, L. Soldwedel Students listen to campaign speeches between first and second hours. Voting was conducted during the lunch hours in the gym area. Soi histicated Seniors ? Jerry Foi noff and Roger Galloway jazz it up. Patricio g r e e te d by his American brother, Bruce Smith, and his Ameri- can sisters. Pat watches T.V. for llie first time in his Ufe. Pat at work in his drafting class. STUDENTS of PEKIN HIGH— At the time you read these words, I am back in my native land, Chile. Many great things I accomplished during that wonderful year, but perhaps the most im- portant was the friendship I found among you people. None of you could really know how hard it was for me to leave this town. Through the eleven months I spent among you, I learned to appreciate and love Pekin and its people, and the only thing I can say is thanks, thanks for everything you did for me. I don ' t say good-bye forever because only God knows if I will get to see you again some day and in some corner of the world. For a friend I can just say — Adios Amigos Yours truly, PAT Meet my Dutch family, the Kochens. Left to Right: Josii (15), Jan (71, Mama, Papa, and Janka (17). All I have now to remind me of my exciting summer as an American Field Service Exchange Student, are some wonderful memories, 250 colored slides, a continuous correspondence with my Dutch family, and the feeling that somehow I ' ve had a small part in bringing the peoples of the world closer to- gether. When I stop and think about it — that ' s quite a bit! I learned something last summer that I wish everyone of you could know — that people are really the same the world over, no matter what language they speak or what customs they have. My Dutch home or ' huis, and- in front the vegetable man and his cart. The Dutch windmill is a typical sight, yet a fading one. My Dutch father was trying to buy this windmill so that he could convert it into a restaurant. The Leg Game is played at many Dutcli teenage parties. The blindfolded girl is to find a certain boy by feeling legs. Last year ' s queen and king, Robyn oi tli and Amel Massa, anxiously await to crown this year ' s royal couple — Janet Becker and Mike Gilliam — as they walk toward the throne. JR.-SR. SOUTHERN The coronation of our 1964 Junior Senior Prom king and queen — Mike Gilliam and Janet Becker — by last year ' s — Amel Massa and Robyn Worth. The newly ciowned couple lead the first dance after the coronation. The Jr.-Sr. Prom, Southern Splendor, was centered around the theme of a Southern mansion and its formal gardens. A real fountain gave the effect of being out- doors. The coronation area was a miniature flower gar- den, canopied by two large trees. PROM SPLENDOR The decoration ' s committee began work early Friday morning. liiiiii A new addition to tlie Prom was tlie courtyard. ,Ju t aljout finished. The band area was flooded with blue light. Soutliern belles and gentlemen gave an air of the past. BACCALAUREATE Some happy — jome ?ad — all a little older. Reverend Henry C. Soren on telK grad ' not to give up their ideals and principles after high school. COMMENCEMENT AN END AND A BEGINNING Solemn seniors march in to traditional POMP and CIRCUMSTANCE. Grads receive their diplomas Dr. Lowell B. Fisher urges grads to go on with education JMiuMiihi ■ ! - ,.J Senior clioir members sing their la t -on; Mistress of slaves, J. Loftliouse, directs slaves P. Jack on, E. aid. S. Eldert, K. Hicks, L. Rhodes. Guests, tlie mothers of Latin students, enjoying a Latin meal LATIN BANQUET Latin and the Professions was the theme for the Latin Club Banquet with professional symbols as decorations. The slaves served a typical Roman dinner whicfi was eaten with the fingers. Slides of Rome and two humorous Roman plays were the entertainment. Servus Bovd fanning guests GIRLS ' CLUB BREAKFAST The Girls ' Club Breakfast was held before school, May 13, to honor the graduating Seniors. Each senior girl was presented with a small corsage. Claudia Borsch and Dianne Johnson were given the awards for accumulating the most service points during the 1963-64 school year. New Gills Club officers: L. Glass, vice-pres: J. Hoyt, pres; L. Brown, treas. Girls Club members learn what senior girls have left to the club. !pms? m( 125 BAND DRUM MAJOR AND MAJORETTES ROW 1; D. Patteison, J. Rowell, K. Alesandiini. ROW 2: B. Berg, D. Sorenson, R. Rowell ROW 1: S. Dumville, L. Naffiziger, E. Sorenson, K. Alesandrini, L. Houston, J. Patterson, K. Edwards, J. Slusher, C. Hopkins. ROW 2: N. Smith, C. Foltz, S. Denny, J. Lucera, K. Hicks, D. Farger, L. Hottell, G. Pliillips, J. Goldberg, J. Thompson, J. Sutton, G. Kohunsky, F. Ruschmeyer, M. Kleiber, J. Rowell, G. Huzlett, P. Smith. K. Rowell, M. Miller, B. Berg. ROW 3: P. Ostrom, R. Rowell, J. Young, K. Dahlin, J. Hines, W. Mc- Cowen, N. Sinallwood, K. Jarrett, M. Shanon, J. Birch, J. Brown, D. Weyhrick, J. Houston, L. Lauterbauch, R. Kriegs- man, R. Fike, J. Harris, T. Smith, D. Conners, D. Rippel, T. Turner, M. Honeg, J. Taverneir. ROW 4: W. Saal, N. Craine, P. Bargmann, C. Ricketts, J. Fornoff, W. O ' Connell, C. Nash, L. Wiggins, J. Laudenslager, J. Ashley, R. Stanbery, S. Mont- gomery, T. Miller, P. Simon, D. Jolly, S. Hernan, G. Santanna, C. Baies, J. Newmann, D. Jones, S. Eve, E. Riley, N. Farger, L. Peck. ROW 5: M. Santanna, C. Cameron. R. Lahman, P. Allen, R. Honeg, R. Smith, D. Droekelman, D. Hozlett. L. Durham, M. Crompton, T. Gillespie, M. Edgar, D. Sorenson, P. Cody, G. Johnson, D. Rowell. DANCE BAND low 1: G. Johnson, C. Foltz, J. Tavernier. S. Denny, R. Cran- wiU. ROW 2: G. Fornoff, D. Hazlett, J. Houston, T. Gillespie, S. Clark, S. Phelps. ROW 3: L. Wiggins, J. Neumann, T. Smith, G. Eve, D. Jones, E. Riley, D. Rippel, G. Hill. Mr. Larry Fogel- bery, director. fi f ri a n P, - - - A CAPPELLA CHOIR RO S ' 1: L. Hundemer. J. Newell. L. Naffziger. L. Wilson. ROW 2; C. Mitts, S. Hoffman. R0 ' « 3: S. DePeugh, J. Sudbeiry, S. Hancock, B. eakley, C. Lawrence, B. Keil, T. Zimmerman, S. Martin. MELODY MAIDS s p C H H M ' I R R E ROW 1: J. Hundt, P. Reid, J. Lofthouse, J. Johns S. Hanookc, B. Thies, S. Hoelzel, J. Sellers, D. Mclntyre, G. Fitzanko, C. Miget, S. Martin, S. Seegar, G. Hough, C. Shanklin, C. Claton, M. Stout, C. Mitts, B. Lewis, L. Ziminerman, V. Munge, M. Evans, P. Reed, S. Davis, S. Prandoni, S. Walhert. ROW 2: L. Priest, J. Yoek, D. Oltman, J. Horn, D. Babh, A. Miller, K. Lannert, A. Rice, A. Woelfle, B. Keil. P. Flairty, L. Olt. B. Nievar, R. Parker, M. Tiiuian. C. Parker, G. Hazlett, R. Turnbull, S. Starnian, B. Woolsey, R. Harman, R. Washburn, R. McLean, N. Schilling, C. Monroe, C. Smith, N. Dudnian, J. Becker, J. Youell, S. Ward, M. Wood. ROW 3: J. Wilson, S. Munge, B. Mason, S. Goodrich, S. Sudberry, M. Harwood, B. Miller, A. Meyer. J. Connett, J. Reardon, B. Negle- man, G. Hellyer, D. Harot, P. Wehrenberg, L. Wiggins, R. Tortorice, R. Lewis, G. Nail, J. Ubben, C. Gent, M. Patten, W. Steakley, B. Brown, E. Snialley, L. Naffziger, M. Alessi, J. Hoyt, S. Patterson, J. Niesman, J. Newell, S. Kerrigan, C. Lawrence. ROW 4: L. Wil- son, J. Little, S. Hoffman, B. ' eakley, C. Netherton, B. VanAuken, B. Meinen, J. Sudberry, P. Baysinger, B. Everett, L. Wolters, S. Cruikshahk. B. Heberer. D. Lighter, E. Thomas, J. Zaayenga, R. Davis, G. Franklin, J. Walsh. P. Silveus, D. Woelfle, M. Sayers, R. Garls, T. Oltman, R. Bell, R. Aulenbach, L. Betzelberger, R. Forbes, S. DePeugh, J. Peake, L. Johns, C. Vucich, B. Seeling, R. Martin, P. Stewart, L. Hundemer. ROW 1: C. Baldes, K. Arterberry, R. Wells, P. Mur- phy, J. Pellens, B. Clark, T. Barnes, B. Sies, P. Tas- sart, D. Grafton, M. Swisher, B. Claton, L. Thornton, K. King, J. Budde, B. Koons, S. Vanetten, S. Strub- har, J. Weese, D. Wikoff, J. Macmillan. ROW 2; M. Hudson, P. Nelson, C. Howey, L. Dively, M. White, C. Yavorshak, J. Reid, C. Xairos, J. Ashton, G. Scott, A. Clevenger, A. Duez, H. Pulsipher, M. Chism, K. Maas, B. Franks, B. Sullivan, J. Calhoun, R. Hollowell, C. Alesandrini, R. Scott, K. Duchesne. S. Martin. R. Begeman, P. Utter, K. Thomas. ROW 3: Mr. Benner, M. Porter, J. Dorsey, C. Conley, J. Dehmlow. H. Homann, S. Rodgers, B. Saunders. A. Lawson, B. Jackson, V. Vonderheide, M. Turner, B. Rardin. A. Beitz, J. Strope, L. Matheny, K. Vick, R. Brown. L. Turner, J. Willis, H. Martin. C. Bold- ger, C. Stratton, M. Batton, B. Hardt, J. Arnett, K. Rose. P. Tucker, T. Dixon, S. Miller, M. Heberei. ROW 4: C. Grant, M. Dalcher, L. Lamarsh, B. Netherton, M. Haram, C. Priest, A. Brady, K. War- ner, R. Wilson, R. Barnes, P. Sundell, D. Schap- paugh, G. Liescheidt, D. Herron, B. Seeyle, R. Bau- man. R. Mace. A. Sisson, H. Hackney. J. Mono, P. Schwaitz, K. Mathias. S. Milford. P. Sheppard. D. Pitcher. K. Antonio, P. Donehue, R. Nelson, M. Scaicliff. C. Godhy. C. Thompson. 129 RO ' 1: N. Dudman. V. Pogioli. S. Warren. C. Evrse, B. Smith, S. Miinge. P. Orellana. ROW 2: C. Vucich, B. Negleman. T. Ed- monds. J. Ubben. V. Harlan. D. Tebljen, J. Yoik, M. Mathias, S. Singlev, J. Hannig. ROW 3: C. Ricketts. S. Coon, B. Steakley, L. Betzelberger, R. Schmeichen. J. Junker. B. Ramev. K. Backus, B. Martin, G. Chase, C. Wolfer: ROW 4: E. Harrod. B. Kort- camp, H. Clor, M. Leonard, B. Beitcz, P. Schwartz. D. W oelfle, B. O ' Connell. M. Rettke, A. Clevenger, J. Gardner. I REMEMBER MAMA And you Jenny . . . you are a bossy old fool, and you get out of here too, and we take Dagmar to hospital. LITTLE FOXES THE LITTLE FOXES by Lillian Hellman was Pekin ' s prize winning entry in the State Speech Contest competition this year. Two dramatically powerful scenes brought Pekin both the District and the Sectional first place trophies. In the state finals at Champaign the cast scored third in the state and placed first members on the All-State Play Cast. The judges selected Valarie Harlan for the second year and honored jun- iors Sharlyn Singley, Julie Yock, and Richard Schmiechen by placing them in this elite group. The cast was directed by Miss Edith Harrod. Please — Tell Addie ■ hy should I say I took die bonds? ' hy not you? hy not Uncle Ben? Even you won ' t like me now. You won ' t like me any more. ' I love you. I ' ll always love you. CAST Director Miss Edith Harrod Regina Giddins Valarie Harlem Horace Giddins Richard Schmiechen Alexandra Giddins Julie Yock Oscar Hubbard David Tebben Ben Hubbard Larry Betzleberger Leo Hubbard Greg Chase Birdie Hubbard Sharlyn Singley Addie Susan Warren Crew Dean Woelfle Bill Steakley Joe Ubben The Madwomen THE MADWOMAN OF CHAILLOT The opening of a new theatre is always a gala occasion. Pekin can take pride in one of the most beautiful and practical little theatres in the state. It stands as a tribute to the wisdom of the ad- ministration, the Board of Education, and the architects in considering the needs of theatre pro- duction in its broadest sense — drama, music, and dance. Because of their decisions to create this theatre Pekin will be able to enjoy artistic light- ing, excellent acoustics, comfortable seating and a future of stimulating productions. In the search for a play which would express the idea of this theatre and also show some of its varied talents The Madwoman of ChaiUot seemed to be the most suitable. The Play ' s madwoman, a fabulous old frump who holds court in a Paris Cafe, loves and is loved by the humble people. Overhearing four conspirators hatching a plot to dig up Paris to reach oil she embarks on a lunatic but purposeful war against greed. Love of beauty and art conquer the forces of materialism, and the rights of the individual triumph over con- formity. Surely this a hopeful theme for a the- atre ' s baptism. The Waiter Michael Maag The Little Woman Marilyn Mathias The Prospector Lee Wiggins The President David Tebben The Baron Robert Mylott Therese Barbara VanAuken The Street Singer Gary Hazlett The Flower Girl Cinda Eyrse The Ragpicker Richard Schmeichen Paulette Suzanne Munge The Deaf Mute Gregory Chase Irma Julie Yock The Shoelace Peddler William O ' Connell The Broker David Towne The Street Juggler Victoria Pogioli Dr. Jadin Bruce Smith The Little Man Michael Turner Countess Aurelia Valarie Harlan The Doorman Stan Coon The Policeman Dean Woelfle Pierre Joseph Ubben The Sergeant Larry Betzelberger The Sewer Man Robert Lewis, Curt Gent Mme. Constance, The Madwoman of Passy Carol Vucich Mme. Gabrille, The Madwoman of St. Sulsice Susan Warren Mme. Josephine, The Madwoman of LaConcorde Rebecca Martin The Presidents .... David Towne, David Tebben, Robert Mylott The Prospectors . . . Lee Wiggins, Paul Schwartz, Michael Turner The Press Agents . . . Brad Sullivan, Dick Pletche, Dick Peterson The Ladies .... Barbara VanAuken, Julie Junker, Bonita Masons The Adolf Bertants . . Les Turner, Donald Newlin, Arthur Clesinger Stage Manager Dean Woelfle 133 I don ' t worship iiionny. Why, it ' s just the other way around. Money worships me. It adores ne. It won ' t let nie alone. ■H,- ' s not drowned His , loth-s aie (1m II. l.,.n-ln__. Countess: That is the well! Lady: Put out your cigarettes, girls. W r don ' t want any explosion. Not with my brand new eyelashes. 135 PUBLICATIONS STAFF-PEKINOIS AND PEKINIAN Pekinian photographer and editor, Randy Johnson (right) and photographer, Dan Wilson (left) look over prints to be used in the yearbook. Bob Mason, sports editor and headline editor of Pekinoi; Editors. Carol Vucich and Susie Warren, planning one of the Pekinois Suzie Wanen discussing the Pekinois with Pekinian workers, Bonnie Dancey and Peggy Underwood. r Pat Olt, Student Index Editor, and I ' ani Baysinger, Pekinois Business Mgr., look on as othe- ' rush to meet Pekin- ois deadline. N. L. ROW 1: R. Schmiechen, L. Kenney, C. Vucich. L. Wilson, S. Warren. S. Singley. V. Harlan, C. Stiatton, G, Cliase, K. Alesandiini. ROW 2: V. Hammond, J. Yock. A. Rice, J. LaSell, D. Caraway, R. Peterson, J. Alesandrini, B. Dancey, S. McKelvey. ROW 3: S. Milford, B. Martin, D. Hiett, G. Scott, G. Sea, D. Newlin, N. Calkins. ROW 4: K. Kelly, F. Foster, B. Taylor. B. Andrew. NOT PICTURED: S. Hoffman, C. Mitts, B. Dykstra. VARSITY DEBATE Frank Foster, Brian Taylor, Janie LaSell, Dave Hiett SUB-VARSITY DEBATE ROW 1: S. Milford, S. McKelvey, C. Stratton, A. Rice. B. Martin. ROW 2: V. Hammond, B. Dancey, J. Alesand- NOVICE DEBATE ROW 1: S. Milford. S. McKelvey. K. Alesandrini. D. Caraway. ROW 2: G. Sea. R. Peterson. G. Scott, D. Newlin. ROW 3: Mrs. B. Andrew. f ROW 1: L. Kenney, C. Vucicli, L. Wilson, S. Singley, S. J, Al.--andi iiii. ROW 3: Miss Kelly, Mrs. Warren, V. Harlin, C. Straiten, G. Chase. ROW 2: W pictuK-d: .S. Hoffman, C. Mitts, B. Dykstra Hammond. J. York. J. LaSell, D. Caroway, R. Peterson, Andiew. Not INDIVIDUAL EVENTS INSIDE CHINKLAND ROW 1: L. Kenney, G. Chase, B. Mylott. B. mon, V. Harlan. K. Beres. ROW 4: B. Negleman, Dykstra, K. Wooding. ROW 2: S. Singley, M. C. Vucich, J. Yock, D. Towne, B. Martin, P. Sil- Mathias, V. Pogioli, C. Wolfer. ROW .3: L. Zim- vers, J. Junker, merman. S. Warren, J. LaSell. G. Mvers, K. Gar- 139 ROW 1: P. S unn, R. Viorth, B. Stephens. K. Beres. P. K. Backes, G. Hellver. ROW 3: A. Massa. B. Love. K. Undenvood, J. Yuell. L. Glass, L. Soldwedel. ROW 2: Emmons. P. Obeile, T. Edmonds, E. Schimmelpfenning, J. Hannig. C. Smitli. P. Oiellana. P. Soldwedel. S. Clark. R. Schmiechen. u D E N ROW 1: R. Worth, K. Beres. P. Bamhle, S. Cla P. Orellana. N. Rossi. E. Franks. ROW 2; Laiiterba k. S. Singley, L. Brown, J. Junker. Switzer, C. Bor,sch, P. Moran. ROW 3: T. Mor- gan. S. Cullinan. M. Pogioli, D. Woelfle, A. Massa, J. Couch, R. Jenks. ROW 1: S. Sellers. M. Kumpf. T. Rebuffoni. C. Alesandrini. B. Harwood. S. McKelvey. ROW 2: L. Brecher, L. Ewers, S. Hancock. G. Court. R. Basse, D. Newton. ROW 3: J. Alesandrini, T. Forbes. N. Harrison. J. Adams. S. Coon. R. Garber. ROW 4: B. McGinty. L. Hellyer. R. Maddalozza. ROW : 1: C. Click, K. Gustafson, B. Hundt, Moses. M. Volk. G. McNaughton, B. Brecli, ROW 2: D. Hardt, M. Thomas, R. Hawkins, Brown, K. Miller. J. Albert. ROW 3: M. Frei- dinger, R. Maddalozzo, B. Dancy, G. Smith, R, Cretaro, 141 . m- j tDiLBM jli FOOTBALL . . . Rick V e n t u r i re- c e i V e d the Mr. Spirit award and the John Abernathy Most Valuable Player trophy. Jimmy Doc Lee presents Rick Velde with the award for the most tackles. The 1963 football season brought Pekin High a new coach, Joe Venturi; new records; and renewed enthusiasm. Venturi ' s You Gotta Wanna slogan plus his policy, We will never be out-hustled gave incentive to spectators and to the team. In the season ' s first game, Argo was set back by the Chinks who received the annual Starch Bowl trophy. This game ended an era of rivalry between Argo and Pekin in the annual contest sponsored by the Corn Products Company. The gridders defeated East Peoria, Gales- burg, and Limestone. The Chinks set a new record in the Limestone game with the ac- cumulation of 53 points. Disheartening losses for the Chinks were to Spalding and Canton with both games being decided in the last seconds of the game. The success of the 1963 season was not measured by games alone. The enthusiasm of Venturi, his staff, the team, and the students made the football campaign for 1963 a mem- orable one at Pekin High. r- FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Swift, R. Parker, manager, J. Burch, S. Strang, B. Wilson, S. Burdirk, L. Smith, G. Fox. T. Coryell, B. Lowe, D. Kirgan, J. Kirgan, D. Maquet, S. Sutton. SECOND ROW: Coach Lavery, R. Brown, manager, N. Smith. M. Franks, D. Antrim, T. Snider, J. Sommer, C. Parker, R. Venturi, B. Davis, M. Gilliam, M. Floyd, R. Velde, C. Lli.il. M. Hi(. n. nianag.i. 1!. Haiieinfeind. THIRD ROW : G. Vogel, manager, M. W instead. E. Wiebnrg, G. Welborn, L. Barker, D. Berardi, M. Bearden, L. Smith, T. Souhrada, B. Osborn, J. Zaayenga. K. Kaebel, D. St. Cerny, S. Burling, M. .Jones. Manager. Coach Peterson, Coach Venturi. ,-A The coaching staff of the Pekin Chinks piclnred left to right. FIR.ST ROW: Dawson Haw- kins, assistant; Joe Venturi, head coacli; .Jack Stoudt, assistant. B.ACK ROW. same order. Joe Vucich, assistant; Jim Peterson, varsity backfield coach; Larry Lavery, varsity line coach; and Dan Washkewich, assistant. Mi DAN SWIFT Junior Halfback BRIAN BAUERNFEIND Sophomore Halfback JIM SOMMER Senior End All-IUini All Mid-State Eight TOM SOUHRADA Senior Halfback W- ' ■ i CLAYTON PARKER Senior Halfback Co-captain BILL OSBORNE Senior Tackle Co-captain All-State All Mid-State Eight All-Illini MIKE GILLIAM DUANE ANTRIM Junior Quarterback Senior Fullback MIKE BEARDEN Senior Tackle NICK SMITH Senior Guard JACK ZAAVENCA Junior Tackle i,i;o iu:kakiii Junior Center 144 wf ffni RICK VELDE Junior Quarterback MIKE MCDONALD Senior End TOM SNIDER Senior End JOE WINSTEAD Senior Tackle STEVE SUTTON Junior Center MIKE WINSTEAD Senior Guard DOUG ST.CERNY Senior Guard LARRY SMITH Senior Tackle All-Illini VARSITY RECORD Won — 4 Lost — 6 Pekin 25 Argo 7 Pekin 12 Richwoods 14 Pekin 14 East Peoria Pekin 6 Canton 13 Pekin Manual 14 Pekin 19 Galesburg 13 Pekin Central 19 Pekin 7 Spalding 13 Pekin 47 Limestone 7 Pekin 18 Woodruff 27 The Pekin line clears a path for quarterback Rick ' en- turi. The Chinks hurst onto the field before the Homeconiinii Game. 146 ' . ? iA ' :r PifNjm Mlw f T m -y- : i mStM K  P ' fcal ' S ' W- ROW 1: B. Van Nattan, B. O ' Connell, L. Giover, D. Hafchei, D. Antenoie, B. Flaiity, R. Coleman. N. Tanner, and B. Cullen. ROW 2: B. Dancey, R. Peterson manager, G. Smith, I). Gilliam, J. Vucich, I. Rossi, P. Leonard, G. Barker, S. Manning, L. Turner, and D. Hart. ROW 3: Coach Hawkins, Coach W ashkevich. J. Conley, 1). Kidd. D. Hurley, .S. Johnson. P. Green. N. Upcluirch, T. Monge, J. Laudenslager, G. Lie-clieidl. and P. Gray manager. SOPHOMORE RECORDS Won 6 Lost 4 Richwoods East Peoria Washington J-V Canton Manual Galesburg Central Spalding Woodruff Limestone Opponent 13 14 14 d 21 13 19 14 13 Pekin 7 34 13 33 13 27 26 34 20 FRESHMAN RECORDS Won 7 Lost 1 Opponent Pekin Richwoods 13 6 East Peoria 28 Washington F-S 21 46 Trewyn 6 26 Central 19 53 Spalding 7 35 Limestone 14 47 Woodruff 14 51 ROW 1: T. Karch, S. Bianchi. B. Holman, C. .loesting. R. Coil. S. McCoy, W. Coleman. A. Filjaw. J. Hancock, E. Pumprey, R. Hough, B. Rasmussen, B. Sarff. ROW 2: ,1. Wyss, F. Velde, S. Tumilty, R. Hawkins, D. Taylor, L. Hartley, D. Shipman, G. Newlin. L. Han -ock. J. Kldridge, S. Kingdon, B. McLean, J. Land), T. Highajn. N. Upchurch. ROW 3: Coach Sloudl. B. Soffietti. R. Krie--man. S. Hoak. J. W aechter. C. Rinderkneclu. B. Cramer. R. Bosse, J. Taylor, M. Mucciante. B. Welhorn. B. Cottrell, L. W ilhelm, A. Robinson, D. Emmons, K. Harris. D. Harris, D. Martin, V. Johnson, M. Illuzzi, R. Brenian, Coach Vucich. 2.47 CROSS COUNTRY ROW 1: D. Weyhrich, S. Bong, D. Tresli, J. Horchem, B. Bennett, B, Holmes, C. Gent, S. FiJier. RO A ' 2: J. Barnard, G. Sciortino. T. Pfanz. G. Murphv, D. Null. J. Houston, S. Huey, R. Cianwill, M. Johnson, Mgr. D. Grafton. ROW 3: Coach McFeron, R. Hoskinson, R. Williams, T. Norman, A. Sisson, A. Marshall, R. Aulenbach, C. Brown. T. Gillespie, J. Tavernier. ANOTHER OUTSTANDING SEASON The 1963 Cross Country team finished their season with an outstanding record by bettering their previous season ' s excellent performance. Behind the leadership of Richard Rodgers, the harriers remained undefeated for the second consecutive season in both dual and triangular meets and won four championships — the Mid- State Eight Conference, the Illini Conference, the Sterling Invitational, and the District meet. The Cross Country Chinks climaxed their beautiful season by taking nineteenth in the State Cross Country meet held at Urbana. Coach McFeron and his squad deserve praise for their hard work and outstanding achieve- ments. 148 t Dan Null s ta p 1? il Gary Srio ■lino 149 With his eyes glued to his stopwatch. Coach McFcion aiixiouJy waits for the Chink harriers to cross the finish line. Dual Meets Triangular Peoria Invitational Sterling Invitational lUini Conference Meet Mid-State 8 Conference Meet District Meet State Meet Trophies won by the Cross Country team in competition this year. Won 11 Lost Won 2 Lost 2nd 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st lis W 150 • They ' re off and running willi llie finish lini ' only 10.680 feel away BASKETBALL Left to right: Jimmy Lee, trainer: Duncan Reid, assistant coacli : Richard Pitsch, manager: Mike Gilliam: Ron Ahten: Tom Waskowski, Dave Golden: Steve Noreuil: Tony Bnzick; Jim Sommer: Aniel Massa: Jim Coucli; Fied Qiiade; Dan McDon- ald; Rick Venturi: Ron Rhoades; Terry Vogal, manager: Joe Venturi, assistant coach: Dawson Hawkins, head coach. STATE CHAMPS PEKIN BASKETBALL A BIG IF— HAWKINS This headline appeared in the newspaper be- fore the 1963-64 basketball season had begun. This big if was answered on the night of March 21, in the Assembly Hall at the Universi- ty of Illinois. The Chinks had trained for six months aiming for this night. The work was hard and the hours were long, but our team was determined that this was the year. This determination was shown throughout the en- tire season as the Chinks compiled a blazing 30-3 record. On the way to this mark, the Chinks gained many honors including six championship trophies and one runner-up tro- phy. The runner-up trophy was won in the Pontiac Holiday Tournament as Bloom handed the Chinks a heartbreaking 62-61 setback. This loss sparked the boys to fourteen victories in a row before they were headed by the Mo- line five. During this win streak, the Chinks secured the Pekin Invitational Tournament Championship, the Illini Championship, and the Mid State-8 Championship. However, the loss to Moline might have been what the Chinks needed to jar them back to reality and to restrengthen their desire. Our boys went right to work converting this desire into more victories, realizing all along that one slip now that the tournament had begun would mean the end of the season. The tension mounted as the Chinks captured the Regional Champion- ship (remaining undefeated in the new East Campus gym), the Sectional and Supersec- tional Championships (keeping Coach Haw- kins ' record unscarred at Bradley Fieldhouse), and finally the ultimate goal of over seven hundred fihy Illinois High Schools, the State Championship. Yes, the big if was erased from Coach Dawdy Hawkins ' mind, largely through his own efforts. His dream, and the dream of our community had now become a reality. Tony Buzick Mike Gilliam Jim Coutli YOU ' VE MADE US Amel Ma ?a Dave Golden Dan McDonald VERY PROUD Ronnie Klioadi Jim Soniinei ' Tom as kowski VARSITY SCORES Pekin 66 Central 40 Pekin 70 East Peoria 42 Pekin 63 Canton 49 Pekin 50 Richwoods 43 Pekin 44 Woodruff 41 Pekin 55 Spalding 53 Pekin 68 Manual 62 Pekin 70 Central 49 Pekin 61 Limestone 66 Pekin 67 Woodruff 53 Pekin Pekin 72 86 Galesburg Manual 65 60 Pontiac Holiday Tourney 2nd Pekin 78 Princeton 57 Pekin 52 Limestone 47 Pekin 64 Waukegan 56 Pekin 82 East Peoria 59 Pekin 59 Lockport 51 Pekin 64 Richwoods 62 Pekin 61 Bloom 62 Pekin 75 Kewanee 33 Pekin Invitational 1st Pekin 50 Spalding 42 Pekin 68 Argo 54 Pekin 59 Moline 64 Pekin 64 Bloomington 48 Won 30 Lost 3 2nd Place Pontiac Holiday Tournament 1st Place Pekin Invitational Tournament Mid-State 8 Champions Illini Conference Champions Regional Champions Sectional Champions STATE CHAMPIONS! Action from the Pekin Invitational Tomnament. On a beautiful drive, Dave Golden gets two but draws a Auiel Massa goes high for two points as Jim Sommer look. on. charging foul. Dan McDonald scores on a fast break. ' .-... Mr. Hawkins beams proudly as he displays The Apple Tree, planted to Commemorate the Chinks ' Victory over the Cobden Appleknockers to cap- ture the State Basketball title. Self-explanatory. J® ' We ' ve got the trophy to prove it. ' The All-School victory celebration held at the East Campus gym on Monday morning after the Chinks returned from the Assembly Hall at Champaign as the number one basketball team in Illinois. — Picture courtesy of Peoria Journal Star. IrLJ r ' ' mw Vr - TOURNAMENT RESULTS THE CHINKS IN ACTION AT CHAMPAIGN REGIONAL Pekin 87 Eureka 44 Pekin 53 East Peoria 31 Pekin 85 Limestone 80 SECTIONAL Pekin 75 Lincoln 54 Pekin 43 Woodruff 41 STATE Pekin 61 Pekin 84 Pekin 69 Pekin 50 Streator 46 Glenbard East 41 Allemen 36 Cobden 45 SOPHOMORE CAGERS ROW 1: R. Kroepel. niiii.: G. Sciortiiio: T. Arms: J. Hancock; M. Johnson; B. Bauernfeiiid: H. Friday; R. Johnson: L. Mar- shall; Coach Duncan Reid: T. Nance; F. Miller; R. Zimmer- man; T. Hubbard: R. Gardner; U. Gilliam; G. Smith: M. CiiUi- nan: C. Joesting, nigr. The Sophomore basketball team also joins the ranks of the champions at Pekin High for its many fine performances during the past basketball season. Coach Duncan Reid di- rected the underclass cage team to one of its finest seasons, turning in a record of 19 wins against only 2 losses with both of the defeats coming at the hands of the Peoria Central sophomores. The Sophomore team took first in the lUini Conference, first in the Mid-State Eight Confer- ence, and climaxed the season by taking first place in the Pekin Invitational Frosh-Soph Tournament, setting a record for the West Cam- pus Gymnasium by trouncing the Peoria Wood- ruff sophomores 111 to 32. Invitational Frosh-Soph Tourney Champs Mid-State Eight Conference Champs Illini Conference Champs WON 19 LOST 2 Pekin 43 Central 54 Pekin 76 Canton 50 Pekin 86 Woodruff 45 Pekin 58 Manual 39 Pekin 90 Limestone 54 Pekin 58 East Peoria 47 Pekin 83 Richwoods 65 Pekin 59 Spalding 56 Pekin 34 Central 35 Pekin 85 Woodruff 32 Pekin 86 Galesburg 57 Pekin 75 Manual 51 Pekin 77 Limestone 40 Pekin 66 East Peoria 43 Pekin 74 Richwoods 34 Pekin 82 Kewanee 32 Pekin 72 Spalding 49 Pekin 69 Moline 51 Pekin Invitational Frosh-Soph Tourney Pekin 111 Woodruff 34 Pekin 80 Canton 45 Pekin 70 Spalding 44 158 FRESHMAN SQUAD ROW 1: B. Soffietti, mgr. lin: D. Hardt; R. Hawkins R. Biieneii, jiigi. ROW 2 T. Ili;:liain: M. Kividirigcr: C. New- S. Tuiuilit) ; J. Blown; J. aechtei ; G. Link; A. Marshall; I). Martin; D. Smith; N. UpchiuTli: S. Kingdon; J. Eldridge; R. Cretaro; Miller; Coach Ventu ri. UNDEFEATED . . . Pekin High ' s fine freshman basketball squad must also share some of the limelight that has shone on the Chinks ' outstanding athletic teams this year. The yearling cagers, directed by Coach Joe Venturi who is in his first year of coaching at P. C. H. S., compiled an unblemished, 18 and record for their efforts during the 1963-64 bas- ketball campaign. The team has size, speed, de- sire, and potential and could continue to keep Pekin High ranked among the greatest basket- ball powers in the state for several years to come. WON 18 LOST Pekin 55 Limestone 45 Pekin 50 Central 46 Pekin 53 Washington 2i Pekin 55 Woodruff 29 Pekin 72 Canton 33 Pekin 60 East Peoria 32 Pekin 66 Spalding 5- Pekin 67 Bergan 37 Pekin 55 Central 44 Pekin 58 Woodruff 27 Pekin 57 Richwoods 48 Pekin 52 Washington 39 Pekin 52 Bergan 43 Pekin 77 Limestone 44 Pekin 64 East Peoria 61 Pekin 66 Richwoods 29 Pekin 53 Canton 39 Pekin 46 Spalding 45 aisit ( lippileadeis R0 ' 1: Janet Becker. Diane Yentes. Juli Jiinkei ROW 2 Sii-ie Hodges, Vicki Mun :e. CHEERLEADERS Frosli..So|ih cheeilcadfi : Karen W ylclierley. Gail Couit. Katliy Zi ' ll. Chri-ly Malioney. Cay Me Nauahton. CHINK AND CHINKLETTE Cliirik Pat OIkmIc aiiJ Chinklette Peggy (lanililf carried out llie traditional pre- gaiiie cereiiionies at all the lioiiie Ijasket- liall games during the 1963-64 season. PEP RALLIES USHERETTES ROW 1: Joleen Vidir. Linda M o n t g o in e r y. Vicki Pogioli, Stephanie Montgomery. ROW 2 ; Barl) Arnett, Linda Me[- ford. Lynn Brown, Judy Newlin. ROW 1: J. Fehmeyer, D. Muipliy, T. Neylon, T. Aimoine. W. Musgrave, N. Gilley. ROW 2: M. Brown, mgr., C. Parker, B. Gustafson, J. Conley, K. Arnett, J. Eldridge, G. Gofer, mgr. ROW 3: Coach Custer, M. Winstead. D. Antrim. B. Osborn, J. Ziegenbein, D. Hurley, Coach Stoudt. WRESTLING The red and white clad Pekin Chinks ' wres- thng team ended another fine season after being beaten only thrice in dual competition by eventual State Champs Waukegan, by State Runnerup Sterling, and by always- rugged Reavis. These three losses stacked up well against their twelve victories against tough competition throughout the state. The Celestial City grapplers were able to add four more trophies to their ever-growing array of prizes by winning the Mid-State Eight Con- ference, the Illini Conference, the District, and the Sectional tournaments under the expert guidance of Coach Jim Custer and assistant coaches Jack Stoudt and Larry Lavery. VARSITY DUAL MEET RECORD Pekin 20 Pekin 54 Pekin 30 Pekin 54 Pekin 34 Pekin 36 Pekin 13 Pekin 42 Pekin 35 Pekin 10 Pekin 35 Pekin 40 Pekin 38 Pekin 35 Pekin 32 Pekin 35 Sterling 22 Spalding Galesburg 14 Manual Bloomington 6 Woodruff 13 Waukegan 32 Limestone Champaign 13 Reavis 30 Washington 12 Central 5 Jacksonville 7 Ottawa 3 Richwoods 6 East Peoria 4 162 Tom Aimone Jeff Kldridg Denny Hurley Keiinv Anu-ll Jack Feltmeyer Nick Gilley LETTERMEN Don Mm Ward Mu grave t V Jim Coiiley Barry Giistafson { Toiiv Nevlon Jill 0,-l)orn Clayton Parker Mike ' in tea( Jerry Zeigenlii iill Osljoni moves in on opponent (s) Nick Gilley comes up with a pinning and winnini; combination. itli muscles rippling. Diiane Antrim puts canvas to his victim ' s back. 164 JUNIOR VARSITY UNDEFEATED SEASON ROW 1: K. lolinson, M. MucoiaiUe, mgr. ROW 2: D. Hariis, (;. Pollard, I). Steiiliens, M. Swisher, R. Colrman, B. Van Nat- ten. ROW 3: Coach Stoudt, B. Ashby, 1). Kidd, B. Flaiity, S. Strang, L. Sniitli, R. Culh ' n, J. Laudenslager, S. Biirdiek, Coach Lavery. FROSH-SOPH ILLINI CONFERENCE CHAMPS ROW 1: T. Anderson, R. Galloway, T. Reynolds. S. Ainione, J. Story, S. Wagejnan, M, Olt, D. Faux, T. Noe, D. Wilson. ROW 2: M. Mncciante, nigr., D. Harris, G. Pollard, D. Stephens, M. Swisher, R. Coleman. B. Van Natten, M. Dively, D. Kidd, B. Flarity, B. Cullen, J. Landenslager, E. Johnson. ROW 3: R. Hough, K. I.orent ., .1. Stallings, J. Rasmiissen, W. Coleman, R. John.son, B. Underwood. M. Thomas, D. Emmons, V. Johnson, B. Jarnagin, J. Sweeney, Coach Lavery. ROW 4: Coach Stoudt, 1). Simpson, P. Leonard, R. Jones, S. Hannig, N. Tanner, L. Hartley. J. Land). 165 j i iilW ' !i!W. ' !)lb_;H W ' M B « P ROW 1: P. Gingrass, S. Fisher, S. Conkel, F. Pfeiffer, B. Wei- burg, A. Sisson, F. Velde, T. Turner, and Coach Wells. ROW 2: J. Kirgan, R. Velde, J. Edinhurn, D. Colgin, B. Lewis, J. Ruch. ' ■ M. Ambrose, B. Woolsey, D. Atterberry. ROW 3: F. Smiser. B. Duez, B. Colgin, R. Kreigsman, M. Atkins, R. Viviano, R. Busse. D. Williamson. ( ' .. W illiams. SWIMMING This year the swimming team enjoyed one of its best seasons under the instruction of Coach Ken Wells. The team finished the sea- son with a 5-7-1 record with the Chink tankers taking two wins over Ottawa, two wins over Springfield Lamphier, and one win over Mon- mouth. The swimmers placed eight men in the district swimming meet, competing against some of the state ' s toughest competition. Seven school records fell during the season. Tim Turner set a new record in the 100-yard backstroke, John Edenburn took 19 seconds off the old record of 4:58.9 for the 400-yard free- style, and Steve Fisher set a new record in the lOO-yard breaststroke. Tim Turner, Scott Con- kel, Don Colgin, and Rick Velde combined their efforts to set a new record in the 200-yard free- style relay. Scott Conkel set three new records on his own and was elected the team ' s most valuable member. 166 John Edenburn Sieve Fisher Tim Turner Rick elde Baird ' ooIsey 50-yard freestyle lOO-yard freestyle 200-Yard freestyle 400-yard freestyle 100-yard backstroke 100-yard breaststroke 200-yard freestyle relay Old Record :24.8 Old Record :54,9 Old Record 2:05.3 Old Record 4:58.9 Old Record 1:04.8 Old Record 1:14.5 Old Record 1:42.9 New Record :23.9 New Record :52.4 New Record 2:01.6 New Record 4:29.8 New Record 1:03.8 New Record 1:13.8 New Record 1:40.5 Scott Conkel Scott Conkel Scott Conkel John Edenburn Tim Turner Steve Fisher Don Colgin Scott Conkel Tim Turner Rick Velde TRACK niM M IliiiBi,,,,., _ •V VrfA f. i S : ROW 1: A. Tomlinson, mgi.; G. Hindahl, M. Greene. R. Cianwill, R. Rodgers. B. Lowe. C. Parker. C. Ebert, J. Combs, B. Knoll, mgr. ROW 2: R. Parker, mgr.: J. Brooks, B. Dykstra, G. Gilliam, B. Suliroeder. M. Floyd. T. Brock, L. Smith, J. Winstead. G. Anske, B. Love. D. Swift ' . .J. Sea. mgr. ROW 3: Ass ' t. Coach D. Reid. Ass ' t. Coach J. Peterson. C. Brown. F. Miller. S. Strang. T. Buzick, J. Rodgers, D. McDonald. R. Ahten. S. Cullinan. J. Jans- sen, S. Kingdon, M. Johnson. Coach R. Richards, J. Voll, M. Cronipton, T. Hodgson, R. Johnson, T. Norman. J. Tavernier, B. X ' ilson. are absent. Coach Robert Richards and his 1964 track Chinks were out to re-write the record books, and they did just that. While going undefeated in dual and triangular meets, the Chinks set 27 Varsity and Frosh-Soph records. In addition to doing very well in conference competition, the Chinks qualified five cindermen for the State Mee t at Champaign. There, Steve Cullinan placed fifth in the 880-yard run. The Chinks also competed in the Pana Open Track Meet, the Woodruff Relays, and the Richwoods Re- lays in which they always made an excellent showing. DUAL AND TRIANGULAR MEETS Varsity — Won 6 Lost Fresh-Soph — Won 6 Lost Freshman — Won 2 Lost 168 TRACK TEAM RECORD Vr. Fr. S. Vi. Fr. S. Pekin 92 104 Woodruff 26 14 Pekin 98 101 Spalding 20 17 Pekin 79 72 Richwoods 46 55 Central 23 21 Pekin 72 104 East Peoria 46 14 Pekin 86 78 Limestone 32 40 Pekin 92 108 Manual 26 10 Go Bobbv go ! li ' llllilllllllll? ' ! ' 4 Tf 7 7 - ARSITY MILK RKLAY C. Ebert, M. Floyd, T. Brock, S. Cullinan Time: 3:28.6 P.C.H.S. and District Record State Qualifiers ■■rv7« ' il ' -TT 3 W nn M ' lV - • ' 14 ij .--- TWO MILE RELAY R. Rodgers, U. Floyd. R. CranwiU, S. Cullinan Pekiii Hit;li Scliool Record: 8:25.6 Old Richwoods Relays Record: 8:25.6 -f1 l H ' yr ' : V V Vf ■■■■■•: vliwM f ftrhi MILE-MEDLEY RELAY T. Brock, G. Hindalil, C. Ebert, .S. CullinLin Time: 3:38.0 Pekin High and W oodruff Relays Record DLSTANCE MEDLEY MILE M. Floyd. D. Gilliam. R. Rodgers. R. CJanwill Time: 11:01.0 Pekin High and W oodruff Relays Record :i ' Ron Ahten Mi Gary Anske Toney Buziok Tom Brock John Combs Steve Ciillinan Clunk Eljert Max Floyd Don Gilliam Mike Greene fK l Roger Cranwill Georce Hindahl John Janssen Dan McDonald Clayton Parker Jim Rodcers Rich Rodgers Bui, Slirocd. Uaii i!  ifl Ji ' Winstead mtmm Sieve Cullman VaiMty 880—1 54 8 (5tli place in 111 State Tiack Meet, bioke old state record PCHS rec- ord) District Record— 1 :57.3 Illini Conference Record — 2:00.0 PCHS Varsity 440 Yd. Dash— :51.1 • T Roger Cranuill Mile Run— 4:35.2 Pekin High School Re Old Clayton goes up and over ililiir S Blini ) i4 ' A TBr : Don Gilliam Pole Vault— 12 PCHS Varsity F-S Rec- ord KOW 1: D. Hardt. G. Newlum, G. Weltv, G. Hindahl, T. Brock G. Gilliam, S. Fisher. M. Johnson, F. Miller, Mgr. A Tomlinson, ROW 2: Mgr. B. Knoll. J. McClure, H. Goss. C. L. Brown, B, Zinnnennan. J, ' iicirh, H. Friday, S, Kingdon, G. Pollard, D. Lind sev. Mer. R. Parkf-r. Mgr. J. Sea. ROW 3; Coach Duncan Reid S. Deppert, S. Shaffer, B. elborn. S. Bianchi. D. Hiett. P. Greene. D. Herron, M. Howard, L. Grover, C. Schermerhorn, Coach Jim Peterson, Coach Robert Richards, R, Graham, L. Higdon, T. Hig- ham, A. Marshall absent. FRESH-SOPH TRACK ■■■■l? M  H liHiiiMllln - i ' iiaiiiiiaMiiHii FRESH-SOPH MILK RELAY C. Welty, M. Johnson. D. Gilliam, T. Brock PCHS F-S Record: 3:42.6 Mid-State-8 F-S Record: 3:42.6 172 IKI..N||- 01 ' 11 440 M). I;KLA D. Hardt, C. W eltv, T. Brock. G. Hindahl PCHS F-S Record :49.9 Richwood Relays Record: :49.9 95 II pfrIiqd II ROW 1: J. Gaidner, W. Miisgrave. M. Timian, K. Kaebel, K. Oilman, B. Harvev. G. Huey. ROW 2: L. Beraidi, R. Thurman. M. McDonald. D. Berardi, L. an Dyke, R. Ventnri, M. Gil- liam. ROW 3: Coach Harry Anderson, T. Mitchell. D. Clifton, J. Couch, D. Golden, D. Zibert, C. Anderson, Mgr. B. Nichols. BASEBALL The baseball team with a .500 sea- son moved to the 1964 state competi- tion. With a faltering start the first half of the season the Chinks made a steady comeback the second half. In the district playoffs, they defeated Limestone and Richwoods. The Chinks won their first game against Galesburg, who had defeated them twice earlier in the season, in the Sectional play at Canton, Pekin also defeated Macomb Western in the Canton finals to ad- vance to the State contest where they ranked as one of the top four teams in the state. Chinks and faithful fans watch while Chinks bat. 173 Chink running bases in district tournament. Ua i- (joldfu on ihr iiiuunj. Mike McDonald takes a haid swing. Rick Ventuii and laii) an l) ke vii c Chink -lanilirig as Mike Gilliam awaits opponent ' s pitch. 174 i m i : .i■ if ' d , JJB _ - ■t r Dave Golden swings liuid for a lii RECORD District Champs Regional Champs Sectional Champs Won 14 Lost 11 Pekin 1 Central 5 Pekin Woodruff 10 Pekin 6 E. Peoria 7 Pekin 2 Galesburg 4 Pekin Galesburg 5 Pekin 7 Spalding 3 Pekin 7 Canton 3 Pekin 2 Limestone 12 Pekin 4 Manual 5 Pekin 12 Kankakee 7 Pekin 3 Woodruff 8 Pekin 4 Richwoods 5 Pekin 1 Canton Pekin 10 Richwoods Pekin 7 Limestone 3 Pekin 9 Central 11 Pekin 4 E. Peoria 6 Pekin 12 Lewistown 8 Pekin 10 Manual 7 Pekin 11 Forman 1 Pekin 10 Glasford 2 Pekin 13 Spalding 2 Pekin 3 Limestone 1 Pekin 6 Richwoods 3 Pekin 3 Galesburg 1 Confeience between Coach Anderson and Keiniy Oilman during district tournament finals. Dong Clifton swings for base hit in the district finals. 175 p v - V fit, R0 1 I) Shipman, T Mon e, R Gaidnei, S. Tumilty, B. Hubbard, R. Coleman, C. Secrest, B. Flarity, Mgr. R. Kirkpatrick. Baueinfeind, G Smith ROW 2 M Fieidingei, P. Reali, T. ROW 4: Coach Washkevich. Nance, G. Ccioitino, R. Jolmson. ROW 3: Mgr. Williamson, T. t ■ ¥ iM ) Y t V W w V ROW 1 S Hoak D Shipman M Ii ilin i s luiuilii K ixOW K Kiuiid- K M iddi lo y i I 1U D. Sunp ou. J. Bowlh T Andeison ROW 2 M Bas. D Haiu- U Maitin Biohii L) Poitei ROW 4 Co uh Lain Ld en J. Eldiidge L AdeUbeigu W Coleman J Waechtei, B Millei ROW 1: T. Miller. S. Jolinson, R. Hawkins, B. Hammontree, M. R. Vfldf, H. Edwards D. Eitmoed, S. Bong, G. Welborn, V. Parr, Sipka, M. Cullinan, B. Balsono, Coach Dawson Hawkins. ROW 2: Tom Morgan, J. Hall, R. McLean, G. Piccony, C. Smith. GOLF The 1964 golf team proved their over-all power as they completed another successful season. The linksmen, besides being Illini Conference champs, captured sixth in the dis- trict and third in the Mid-State 8. The outstand- ing record was made by Gary Piccony, who shot a 73, making him an Illini Conference medalist. Goach Dawson Hawkins. G. .Smilh. G. Picconv. R. McLean. J. Hall. T. Morgan. V. Pari, R. Velde, R. Hawkins. Mr. John Moss, D. Taylor, R. Murphy, G. Friederichs, R. Cretaro, R. Jenks, T. Arms, S. Denny. TENNIS The tennis team began the season by losing their first three meets — 4-0. They bounced back to defeat 13 teams in a row. The season ended with a 20-5 record and championships in Mid- State 8 and Illini Conference. During the dis- trict match the Chinks received third place with Gary Fiederich and Roger Jinks qualifying for state dual meets. DUAL MATCHES Won 20 Lost 5 1st Mid-State 8 Varsity 2nd Mid State 8 F-S 1st Illini 3rd District L. Johnson, P. .Sullivan. R. Kline, A. Beitz, C. Baier. R. kriegsman. T. W oitli. . Holniar 178 0?( )a 8 ROW 1: C. Caldwell. J. Riley, J. Bennewitz, D Madison, W Gainer, L. Janis, K. Arteibeny, V. Huls, M. Dillon S kiaii e, R. Madsen. K. Wytcherley, S. Crone, J. Stalling P Gilio ROW 2: M. Volk, G. Court, J. Maloney, A. Comisk , S Wateis L. Decker, C. Dobbs, C. Xanos, T. Bianchi, P. Tribble, P. Biack en, C. Talbott. ROW 3: B. Hardt, J. Rolf, J. Bailey, N. Can, S. Brown. P. Hoffbuhr. C. Thompson. (1. Hopkins. C. Howev. J. Roberts, L. Hills, B. Bushart. G. Ricci. RO ' tt 4: L. Berg, J. Hilst. P. W ade, D. Reckentin, P. Gardner, K. Trobaugh. S. Thomas. L. Zehak, J. Harvey, D. Ashby, B. Tandis, D. Ranney, E. Trobaugh, C. Eertmoed. ROW 1: M. Nizzia. B. Kooiis. S. Stubhar. A. Egelston. T. Nirrlle. N. Rocker, R. Pratt, L. Schrock, M. Smith. ROW 2: J. Mac- Millan. M. Lutts. P. Couch, M. Pelini, T. Dixon, P. Tucker, C. Alesandrini, P. Cranwill, S. Millen, M. Diegel. L. Hellyer. ROW 3: L. Goodwin. B. Copelen, T. McCann. J. Frohling. D. Nichols, S. Breaden. C. Beasley. D. Karnes, L. Kwasigroh, C. Christensen, S. Rodgers. ROW 4: B. Moran. S. Hancock. J. Al- berts, B. Dean. D. Pitcher, J. Johnson, M. Scarcliff, M. Haram, B. Eaglen, C. Sevier, S. Althisen, L. Fabry, D. King. ROW 1: L. Randour. U. Kumpf. S. Sellers. T. Tau- bert. L. Brown. ROW 2: C. Lohnes. D. Lvdick. B. Har- wood, K. Parker. T. Rebuffoni. ROW 3; L. Metcalf. D. Pettit, G. McNaughton, K. W ilson. L. Ewers. ROW 4: D. Nielson. P. Strange, L. McHenrv. V. Fitzanko, J. SkiUestad. D A N C E C L U B R0 ' 1: K. Eitnioed, S. Hodges, S. Foster, V. Munge, J. Giiinbel, G. Neuhaus, J. Gainer. ROW 2: J. Sellers, S. Thrall, J. Alls, B. Smith, C. Houchens, S. Seegar, P. Starcevich, P. Goff. ROW 3: P. Hileman, S. Goodrich, E. Torrey, S. Munge, J. Hoyt, B. Godby. ROW 1: S. Wylcherley, C. Littlepage, L. Lyon, S. Dye, D. Coil, J. Alhritton. J. Hamilton. V. Meeker, V. Pogioli. ROW 2: D. Thomas, M. Woll, V. Nanninga, M. Paul on. N. Freeman. S. Arm- strong, D. Hamm, P. Nelms. ROW 3: L. Thornton, P. Sunn. K. King, G. Dragen, J. Rivord, P. Bur- dick. ROW 4: B. VanAuken. S. Fryman, M. Brady, C. Borsch, C. Miller, B. Berg, T. Goodyear. ROW 1: C. Banks, B. Lewis, L. Barrows. K. Boeck, J. Martin, T. Ashburn, T. Madden, B. Funkhouser. ROW 2: S. Armstrong, C. Pratt, D. Babb, S. Schott, J. Newlun, K. Johnson. K. Maquet, P. Olt. L Rush. ROW 3: S. Kerrigon. B. Counterman, M. Stout, P. Bargmann. J. Rearden, L. Martin, F. Eertmoed. ROW 1 : C. Netherton, S. Erwin, J. Godbey, A. Eldridge, J. Ogle, J. Ubben, Treas.: C. Vucich, V. Pres.; J. Hannig, Sec; S. War- ren, Prog. Ch.: R. Sclimiechen, Pres.; L. Gagneron, K. Dahlin, S. Arnett. ROW 2: S. Fryman, S. P yman, S. Gasper, K. Knight, N. Rivord, S. Kief, M. Robertson, B. Woodruff, S. Morrow, L. Zimmerman. ROW 3: S. Savior, D. Janis, S. Van Horn, L. Lampe, J. Wasion, K. Daugherty, J. Du Page, B. Rollins, B. Godby. ROW 4: P. Smith, D. Bright, S. MuUineaux, L. Seipel, C. Claton, F. Davis, « . Garmon. J. SpiUman. J. Little. ROW 1: L. Scott, J. Minton, C. Phillips, S. Kramer, P. Reid, J. Hiindt. K. Burling. H. Haas, B. Maynard, W. Eertmoed. ROW 2: M. Quigley, ' S. Norton, M. Shoemaker, M. Alessi, C. Gregory, R. Benton, S. Venovich, S. Lackey, C. Hughes. D. Margonis, D. Seeley. ROW 3: S. Wolf, J. Junker, R. Lickiss, F. ' «ubben, N. Schilling. R. Peak, D. Gather, B. Smith. S. Thrall. R. Harmon. ROW 4: J. Hilst, D. Bachman. D. oelfle, M. Leonard. T. Edmonds. S. Sudberrv. P. Moran. E. Torrev, P. Orellana, G. Hellyer, G. Chase, J. Whittenburg. ROW 1: L. Soldwedel, C. Eyrse, S. Singlev. G. Mevers. ROW 2: J. Yock. N. Ros,si. R. Worth. M. Alathias. ROW 3: T. Dunnington, P. Gamble. G. Jarnagin. L Clark. ROW 4: L. Johns. M. Bimm. L. Winter. R. Forbes. ROW 1: J. Stolin, P. Lewis, K. Thomas, V. Pies.; C. Godby, C. Wildeber. B- Hiindt, S. Nicliols. ROW 3: G.Herrmann, S. .Sec: C. Baldes, Pres.; B. Ramey, Treas.; T. Barnes, Prog. Cli.; Hancock, K. Gustafson, R. Durbin. M. Saal, J. Reynolds. ROW 4: T. Kief. ROW 2: S. Sidell, M. Heberer, C. Hovvey, B. Clark, T. Shults. J. Caldwell, J. Clark. P. Slieppard. C. Conlev. DRAMA CLUB ROW 1: .S. Dison, P. Smith, K. Mozarth, C. Alessi, K. Johnson. J. Baldwin, L. Stockert, B. O ' Connell. ROW 4: K. Mathias ROW 2: D. Tharp, B. Clor, S. Clarkston, C. Alesandrini, S. L. LaMarsh, J. Strope, K. Brickner, S. Hoyle, A. Clevenger. Martin, R. Hyatt. ROW 3: P. Thomas, J. Arnett, J. Dorsey, ROW 1: J. Wilson, R. Higdon. L. Montgomery, G. Hough. C. Wald, S. Story, S. Walbert, P. Underwood, M. Wright. ROW 2: B. Arnett, P. Olt. S. Hoelzel. M. Shipley, B. Dancey, S. Sing- lev. J. iemers. L. Glass. ROW 3: V. Short. S. Lanterbacii. t. Myers, P. Vogelsang, S. Kief. L. Rucker, J. Switzer, J. Junker, P. Baysinger, G. Kauffmann. ROW 4: G. Grafton, G. Hoffbuhr, C. Zehren, E. Schimmelpfennig, A. Harris, R. Johnson. D. Dukes, B. Mason. R. Harmon. PEKINIAN CLUB ROW 1: L. Sloan, B. Stone. L. Smith, S. Krause. M. Barr. ROW 2: J. Budde, V. Sad- ler. K. Rose. J. Haddix, J. Heflin, W . Hvatt. R0 3: K. Antonio. M. Batten, C. Boldger. S. Milford. S. Montgomery, W. Royse. ROW 4; A. Shelton, H. Hamann, J. Arterberry, B. McGinty, R. Gorshe, L. Olsson. FENCING CLUB ROW 1: D. Grafton. T. Slaughter. G. Eve, J. Asliton. I). Drockelman. Row 2: D. Pletdier. A. Peilz. H. Pulsipher. T. Smith. D. Seelye. ROW 3: B. Stout. E. Albrecht. R. Mace. J. Stout. D. Herron. T. Sondell. ROW 4: R. Weddle. F. T. A. ROW 1: C. Schrieber, J. Windle, ties; T. Forbes, V. Pies; C. Grant, Sec; B. Franks, Pres. ROW 2: B. Clayton, B. Montgomery, B. Sullivan, J. Willis, S. Coon, ROW 3; P, Nelson, A. Sanborn. S. McGinty, C. McDaniels. ROW 4: M, Dolcher, B. Brecher, S, Weirhel, L. Framton, Y. Young, S. Thomas. ROW 1: J. Minton, S. Swisher, J. Harris, S. Hernan. L. Gilroy, M. Senninger, M. Senninger, K. Knight, E. Broughton. S. Dum- ville. R0 ' 2: P. Johnson, P. Ashby, S. Shonk, B. Miller, J. Lucera, C. Lohnes, L. Williamson, K. Garman, J. Connett. L. Olt, G. Myers. ROW .3: D. Lohnes, T. Norman, B. Gorshe, L. bolters, B. Everett, R. Saal, L. Sidell, K. Sutton, G. Sidell, J. Glassey, D. Madix. ROW 1: T. Madden, K. Beres, V. Harlan. Rec. Sec.; G. Hazlett, Pres.: S. Forbes, Tres.: M. Edgar, Co. Sec.; D. Johnson, V. Pres. ROW 2: S. Endicott, J. ' Weber, L. Godbey, J. Nelson, V. Johnson. R. Benton. S. Sevier. ROW 3: S. Ewers. K. Backes, B. Lercher, L. Brown, S. Venovich, K. Bryant. A. ■« ' oefle. ROW 4: M. Miller. S. Traw. A. Miller. R. Earley, K. Skaggs, S. Brinkmann. B. Meinen. GOLF CLUB ROW 1: M. Andei-son. R. Velde, C. Smith. H. Thayer. H. Edwards, L. Homerin. ROW 2: V. Pari. G. Baler. C. Brandt, G. Piccony. D. Eertnioed, J. Hall, R. Garls. l-l ROW 1: M. Ciillinan, G. Smith, R. Garber, R. Kroepel, T. Anne— Treasurer. ROW 2: G. Sciortino, J. Hancock, D. Gilliam, H. Friday, R. Zimmerman, T. Hubbard, M. Johnson. ROW 3: R. Gardner, T. Nance, R. Johnson, L. Marshall, B. Bauernfeind, K. Deppert. A S K C E L T U B B A ROW 1: M. Gilliam, J. Layne, R. Rhoades, J. West, D. Ripper. D. Tyler, B. Meahl, K. Mayberrv. ROW 2: P. Oberle, D. Golden, D. McDonald. M. Timian. R. Thurnian. L. Crisser. T. W isenian. E. Thomas. F. Quade. ROW 3: S. Norenil. T. Bu .iok. R. Wnturi. J. Sommer. A. Massa, T. Waskowski, J. Couch. R. Abernathv. C. Ebert. RO 1: .1. Arnold. B. Dixon, sec • K Mathia , points ch D. PattPison. . Pies.. B. Davis Ties. L Huile , Fi Reji , L Siheiis, Fi Rep.: B. Fraziei ROW 2 F PiiKiphei R Haas, H. Olson. (. Woll. R. Preston I M( H( ni K Diidiesne, D Isenbeig. ROW 3 C Funk, V W illmotli. V. Noel, D. Guenge- iich, P. Thomas, L. K«asigioh, K W allingei. ROW 4: D. .Ashby, S. Bio«n, K I olmes | kalilei P Slanllianimer, S. Tomlinson. K. Jaiiett, L. McMillian, . Just ROW 1: N. Reed, C. Ziebold, B Stephens, Pres. ; L. Hunt, Treas. ; G Wertz, G. Endicott, V. Pres. ROW Alexander, R. Higgins, S Kiser, P. Meixsell, V. Fabry. ROW ' 3: R. Budde, A. Krus. G.A.A. ROW 1: D. Joesting, V. Pres.; S. Patterson, Sec: S. Dixon, Treas.: R. Pagliaio, points ch.; S. Just, S. Buli- fant. ROW 2; K. Laffey. B. Counterman. C. Kettering, J. Herring, C. Hill, E. Haas. ROW 3: S. Diveley, D. Arinnyak, U. Nash, C. Egg- ena, B. Woolard. ART CLUB ROW 1: N. Copeland, A. Rosiere, P. Stone. B. Burdess, B. Vericker. ROW 2: R. Hill. L. Dial, C. Johnson. G. Dial, G. Long. ROW 3: T. Margetich, J. Diegel, Pres.: P. Schwartz, J. .Arnett, D. Arterberry, P. Maquet, V. Pres.; D. McLaughlin. 187 ROW 1: M. Hanvood. V. Johnson, T. Madden. D. Coil, V. Pogioli, S. Warren, P. Underwood, G. Larkin, S. Sevier, C. Roberts. ROW 2: L. Olt. L. Soldwedel, K. Zinniierman, M. Evans. K. Beres. J. Youell. M. Mathias, J. Gumbel, S. Singley. C. Dunkel, T. Dunnington. ROW 3: J. Yock, M. Bong, R. Ben- ton, S. Lauterhach. J. Switzer, C. Wolfer, M. Robertson. L. Glass, B. Meinen. B. Negleman, R. Earley, S. Shonk. ROW 4: J. Hannig, J. Hoyt. E. Franks, C. Vucich, S. Hoffman, C. Borsch, L, Brown, V. Faijry. J. Junker. D. Johnson. GIRLS CLUB ROW 1: J. Rolf, J. Maloney, M. Dillon. S. Jones, J. Alberts, Sec; C. Alesandrini. Pres. ; S. Hancock. V. Pres.; L. Lowman, K. Watson, R. Morris, L. Randour, M. Kumpf, B. Harwood. ROW 2: K. Thomas. K. Gustaf- son. C. Grover. T. Taubert, C. Baldes, B. Hundt, D. Rucker, C. Grant, S. Krause, M. Dalcher. B. Goss. ROV; ' 3: T. Rebuffoni, J. Jeffrey, M. Volk, N. Fargher. V. Fitzanko: C. Edmonds, M. Theis, M. Smith, L. La- Marsh, S. Montgomery, J. Frohling. ROW 4: L. Berg, R. Fisher, S. Brown, L. Hellyer, L. Martin. R. Durbin, M. Saal, T. Dixon, P. Couch, M. Haram, B. Brecher. ROW 1: J. Clark. M. Barr. J. Caldwell, L. Brecher, D. Lang- ford, C. ■ ' ildeber, L. Schrock. C. Yavorshak, M. Lutts. C. Alesandrini. ROW 2: S. McGarvey. C. Caldwell. C. Zell. V. Epkins, C. Chalcraft. S. McKelvey. L. Ewers, J. Reynolds, L. Olsson, N. Thomas. RO N ' 3: G. Grazier, P. Martin, E. Saren- son. B. Eaglen. B. Bloompott. B. Ramey. K. Alesandrini. K. Antonio, C. Click. ROW 4: C. Eertmoed. K. Kaufman. P. Gard- ner, S. McGinty, U. McCoy, N. W arner, P. Tucker, P. Hoerr, A. Sanborn. mwt. in ROW 1: B. Burdette, T. Shipley, D. Skaggs, M. Keefer, B. Jai- nagin, D. Stien, J. McNally, D. Newton (Pies.) ROW 2: D. Antenore, A. Duez, D. Jones, J. Riopell, G. Roach, J. Bioughton, D. Bush, R. Gilchrist. ROW 3: J. Anowsmith, R. Gesell, J. Michaelson, R. Munson, J. Bohannan, M. Boeck, D. Harper, R. Cunningham. ROW 4: A. Hackney, S. Bong, G. Peak, L. Matheny, L. Oats, D. Kinney. HUNTING AND FISHING CLUB ROW 1: D. England, R. Armstrong, R. McCreary, M. Lance, G. Schaefer, G. Neylon, B. Freeman, K. TuU, G. Irby. ROW 2: J. Kirgan, R. Bearden, J. Garmann, L. Connett, B. Wilson, J. Riviere, D. Christensen, B. Berra, J. Harmon, E. Barr. ROW 3: S. Smith, J. Welch, D. Hoyle, D. Lichtenberger, J. Edwards, K. Howe, G. Anderson, D. Massey, R. Dillow. ROW 4: R. Flynn, T. Souhrada, J. Vick, G. Nail, D. Bonk, V. ' RiUiams, T. Coryell, D. Carlson, D. Shults, G. Skaggs. ROW 1: A. Draper, J. Gilroy, M. Franks, T. Ricci. W. Grogan, D. Gorden, T. Kramer, J. Saunders, D. Pfanz, R. Buchanan. ROW 2: S. Rankin, G. Holcomb, C. Hauk, G. Lindsev, L. Rosiere, B. Endicott, J. Winthrop, J. West, T. Snider. ROW 3: R. Tortorice, R. Williams, J. Layne, M. Brown, R. Jones, P. Landrith. S. Newell. R. Fleming. T. Hodgson. D. Knaak. ROW 4: B. Davis. J. oll, M. Cook, E. Kyle, S. Conkel, L. Hottell, J. Weiland, C. Tomlinson, G. Fox, B. Wilson, D. Counterman, M. Sayers. ROW 1: B. Hen-on, E. Vess, C. Shanklin. A. Smothers— President. ROW 2: B. Murphy. D. Gilbert, J. illiams, M. Hopper. R0 3: K. Aksher, D. King, V. Gilliland, M. Burdge. RED CROSS CLUB ROW 1: C. Knaak, D. Shaw, L. Reynolds— Vice Pres. 2nd Semester, E. Haas — Treas., K. Just, J. Youell — Secretary 2nd Semester, D. Mclntyre — Pres. 2nd Semester, P. Neavear, S. Seegar, A. Pinter. P. Vogel. ROW 2: D. Patterson, L. Hall- stein, |C. Monroe, N. Hoffman, J. Weeks, D. Capps, C. Nugen, D. Ewers. S. Royse, T. Rivord. ROW 3: B. Link. P. Flairty, C. Farischon. D. Thornton. L. Lindsev. S. Clarkston. C. Kramer. B. Carrick, T. Susie, P. Ostrom. K. Hovle. R0 ' « 4: B. Martin, J. Carver, E. Franks. R. Zahn, L. Mefford. B. Hall. C. Noe, R. Kehoe. J. Tift. M. Clinch, S. Patchett. F.N.A. ROW 1: T. Spracklen, K. Bush, P. Murphy, J. Hines, B. Clark — Presiden t, M. Heherer — Sec., L. Scotti — V. Pres., J. Sarnes — Treas., D. Langford, S. McKelvey — Program Chair., L. Wil- liams, B. Bonnette. ROW 2: M. Smith, K. Hillard, K. Quigley, B. Cotlingham, P. Pavue, M. Porter, B. Roberts. K. DuChesne. S. Miller, A. Littlepage, J. VanNattan. J. Kahler. ROW 3: J. Steinheimer. B. Gilliam, R. Durbin. V. Farson. J. Dehmlow. I). Pfeiffer. C. Wald, C. Singley, M. Hansen. S. Ulbrich. B. Goss. ROW 4: E. Remmer, M. Childers, L. Houston, M. Han- son, C. Ewer. 1 R E C C L U R B ROW 1: P. Nievar, J. Hindahl, C. Callioun, K. Gregory, R. Wells, C. Hoover, S. Beaudry, J. Pel- lens. ROW 2: L. Workman, K. Carter, C. Flee- liarty, R. Scott, B. Byrd, S. Sayers, V. Denning, B. Espenscheid. ROW 3: J. Brees, R. McBride, S. Ehmke, T. Bowman, B. Hamilton, J. Slusher, R. Pfeiffer. ROW 4: A. Jester, K. Vick, P. Puckett, J. Decker, L. Peck, Donna Swisher. D ROW 1: J. Miller, A. Flynn, T. Parken, C. Buchanan, S. Loft- house, S. Wehner, M. Barker, J. Maas, J. Schwerer. ROW 2: V. Krause, J. Lenington, N. Smallwood, B. Becker, N. Selbv, K. S[iencer, D. Lawson, V. Reed, S. Thomas. ROW 3: L. Beavers, D. Bennett. P. Moran. A. Evans, J. Pfeiffer, M. Bong, R. Woolf. C. Beale. ROW 4: B. Miller, C. Lieseheidt, C. Que- non, J. Knapiienberger, R. Musgrave, K. Crawford, M. Quigley. R0 ' 1: P. Flynn. L. Mason. V. Meeker, S. Osterman. M, Richey, B. Dupoy, C. Farrow, S. Rodgers. ROW 2: M. Shan- non. K. Beres, J. Becker, B. Hackney, M. Hamilton, P. Grisson. P. Lamhert. J. Carpenter, K. Montgomery. ROW 3: M. Pal- ishen. 1). Miiriihv. J. Righi. E. Richard. G. Fitzanko. L. Her- ring. P. Bader. D. Moehring. ROW 4: M. Jackson. C. Graham. J. Miesman. P. Stewart, G. Hawkins, P. Meyer, P. Brown. C. Richard. T. Logsdon. ROW 1: T. Neylon, N. Gilley, J. Felt- meyer, D. Faux, G. Cofer, D. Murphy. ROW 2: J. Ziegenbein, J. Eldridge, P. Stoltz, B. Gustafson, B. Ashbv. R0 3: B. Osborn, D. Antrim, M. Win- stead, E. Smalley. WRESTLING CLUB ROW 1: D. Wilson. D. Faux, G. Reynold?. G. Col- lard, R. Coleman, D. Stephens. R0 ' 2: S. Hannig, J. Vucirh, P. Leonard. M. Diveley. B. VanNatten, M. Swisher. ROW 3: N. Tanner. J. Conley, I. Rossi, B. Flairtv. J. Laudenslager. ROW 4: S. Johnson. P. Green. D. Kidd, D. Cullen. D. Hurley. ROW 1: G. Barker, I. Rossi, L. Grover, R. Hatcher, B. 0 Con- nell, B. Flairty. ROW 2: N. Tanner, L. Turner, J. Vucich, G. Smith. D. Gilliam. J. Conlev. ROW 3: B. Goodin. D. Hart. D. Hurley, D. Kidd, M. Howard. T. Monge. G. Liescheidt. ROW 4: P. Green, J. Laudenslager. FOOTBALL CLUB ROW 1: B. Lowe, S. Herehenroder, D. Hardt, U. Floyd, R. Velde, L. Michaelson, R. Duez, B. Dvkstia. ROW 2: M. Brown, D. Swift, L. Smith. I). Berardi. B. Haidy, K. Kaehel, R. Bailey. N. Smith. ROW 3: L. Nash. M. McDonald. J. Sommer. J. Win- stead, T. Mitchell, C. Anderson. RO W ' 4: L. Berardi. L. Bar- ker, S. Sutton, M. Bartley, G. Welborn D. Zibert. INTRAMURAL CLUB ROW 1 : B. Matheny, M. Santanna, B. Kennenier, T. Stone, M. Giissom, J. Brown, E. Bonnett, F. Tiuehlood. ROW 2: J. Ballou, J. Fletcher, J. Combs, R. McLean, R. Bell, G. McCoy, T. Godby. ROW 3: O. Peak, D. Nell, B. Beitz, D. Nance, J. Parmenter, B. Kortcamp. J. Gardner, R. Martin, R. Nichols. ROW 4: L. Van Dyke, R. Hellyer, E. Wieburg, B. Schroeder, J. Gor- don, M. Maag, B. Burns. F G I ROW 1: M. Hill, R. Lee, J. Lyon, G. Secrest, Fred Funk, P. Reali, D. Mclntyre, J. Schott, C. Lohner. ROW 2: J. Edenburn, S. Schermerhorn, R. Isbell, D. Tresch, G. Brosmer, R. Thompson, M. Turner, T. Schreiter, N. Tanner. ROW 3: M. Seeling, A. Fardel, B. Thompson, G. Santanna, T. Byrd, T. Miller. R. Schraub, D. Eggena, J. Evans. ROW 4: B. Wieburg, I). Schappaugh, E. Murphy, D. Bartley, C. Bolen, L. Berry, R. Hoskinson, R. Weyhrich, T. Barr, R. Rad- ford, D. Dixon. ROW 1: D. Eldert, G. Ramshaw, T. Bonnette, R. Woith, R. Gallo- way, T. Stone, M. Gardner, M. Patten, T. Pfanz, D. Nelson, D. Bedell. ROW 2; P. Gingras, B. Hurt, F. Farischon, G. LeRoi, S. Madden, R. Bailv, R. Jones, J. Haller, L. Hoffert, J. Witts; ROW 3: M. Byrd, D. Wendell. S. Fitzanko, T. Duncan, F. Luster, B. Miars, D. Clifton, K. Schuler. D. Hardin. A. Thompson. ROW 4: J. Rod- gers, J. Baird, G. Herrnian. J. Hayes. J. Barnard, T. Vogel, D. Martin, B. Turner, B. Smathers, J. Sours, T. Wilhelme, D. Cochraw. i 1 i N E 1 E D L E R( L. C R c A L F U T B ROW 1: J. Connett, V. Pres.; C. Cook, Treas.; J. Cook, .: D. Anderson, Pre?.: S. Neff, C. Mohler. C. May, Clark. ROW 2: C. Ashton, J. Burroughs. K. Biggs, K. Kroepel, N. Allard, C. Miller, G. Jones, B. Johnson. ROW 3: D. Trowbridge, D. Carter, M. Curtright, S. Montgomery, L. Cooper, N. Davis, A. Calvert, S. DeLand. ROW 1: K. Collins, M. Nelson, C. Cox, B. Gilliam. V. Pres.; S. White, Sec: C. Lawson, Treas. M Bramham. ROW 2: B. McKinney, C. Logue, k. King, M. White. Pres.; L. Rannev, P. Etenmiller, M. Graf lis. R0 3: J. Canadv. G. Owens. L. Rest, B. Hoyle, W . Williams, B. Sackett, V. Boyer. ROW 1: R. Pagliaro, Treas.; S. Davis, Pari.; J. Coleman, Pres.; A. Turney. V. Pres.; K. Zim- merman. ROW 2: C. Dunkel, J. Barra, J. Loft- house, V. Johnson, J. Vidic, M. Evans. R0 ' 3: B. Holmes, S. Cruikshank, D. Dearborn. LATIN CLUB ROW 1: D. V hiteside. Sec.-Treas.: P. Utter. B. Curt- right, L. Noe, C. Yavorshak. S. Miller. Pres.. ROW 2: L. Durham. M. Honeg, B. Hundt. C. Click. L. Munson. ROW 3: S. Bavaid. A. Bradv. P. W richl. C. Smith. P. Doneiihi.e. J. Hammond. ROW 4: A. Sisson. B. Rardin. LOS CONQUISTADORES ROW 1: S. Ward, C. Wifburfr. J. Ligget. ROW 2: B. Dearborn. Miss Melzger, P. Reed. ROW .3: S. Dixon, S. Gray. ROW 4: L. Kenney, K. Stauthammer, R. Lich- tenberger. ROW 1: M. Morrison. K. Ale- sandrini, B. Moses, J. Rowell. ROW 2: J. Adams, M. Bubb, ,1. McClure, M. Bimm. LE CIRCLE FRANCAIS B. Biicbanan. J. Fornoff. Miss Kilgore, J. Menu, D. Smith. GERMAN CLUB ROW 1 I Lpitmn. d L Lmiicolt. ROW 2: K. War- ner, N. Tlionias, C. Priest. J. Calhoun ROW 1: B. Vineyard, S. Fields, K. Fahnders, P. Simpson, R. Ford. ROW 2: J. Goldberg, S. Glaser. P. Curtis, M. Harwood. B. Rupp. ROX ' 3: D. Eldert, R. ilder, ■ ■. Byrd, W. Saal. BOOK CLUB ROW 1: L. Christopher, K. Hunt. ROW 2: L. Potts, T, Webb. ROWS: R. Sears. BOYS CLUB ROW 1: P. Soldwedel, J. Lalley, R. Wehrenberg, G. Hellyer. ROW 2: K. Emmons. B. Mason, K. Backes, B. Holmes. ROW 3: R. Schmiechen, E. Schimmelpfenning, D. Lighter. ROW 1: A. Sisson, J. Alessandrini. ROW 2: R. Monge, B. Clor, C. Law- rence, J. Giles, J. Donaldson. E. Wynkoop, D. Brooks. D. Friedinger, T. Jacobsen, Mr. Chobanian, J. Hymbaugh. NUMISMATICS CLUB ROW 1: D. Gueiigericli, ' . Pies.; E. Schimmelpfinning, Pres.; D. Nizzia, Sec: C. Martin J. Dawson. ROW 2: R. Alucn, I). Cunningham, D. Montgomery, R. Flier, D. Kohlbacher, B. Severns. F. A. ROW 1: R. Travis, C. Merry, M. Coffey, R. Giiilje, J. Lunini. R0 2: J. Pierce, B. Myers, C. Brandt, J. Walsh, J. Janssen. ROW 1, seated: D. Davis, J. Render. ROW 2, seated: G. Link, L. Karcher. ROW 3: Mr. J. Daniels, J. Lunini, A. Son- derman, S. Fisher, E. Lewis, K. Moore. CHESS AND CHECKERS CLUB 197 ROW 1: B. Wil-on. D. Ripper. M. Gieene. B. Dykstra, D. J. Sea, D. Swift. S. Noreuil, L. Barker. Haidt. M. FIomI row 2 I) M( Donald, (. Gent. J. Winstead. S. Ciillinan. B. Schroeder. J. Conibx. B. Hjid . I). Han-, n ROW 3 M. Leonard, C. Ebert, ROW 4: T. Buzick, TRACK CLUB ROW 1: R. Graliani. T. Brock. ROW 2: J. Vucich, P. Green, B. Bonnette TENNIS CLUB ROW 1: S. Denny, R. Murphy. T. Woitli. ROW J. Holmes, B. Stambach, P. Sullivan, B. Jackson. SCIENCE CLUB ROW 1: T. Turner. P. W eliienber-. R. Lutz. ,1. Scott. M. IMassa. I). Li-liter. M. Pocioli. R. Bolbv. G. Benker. R. Fall. R. Fiiedinger. M. Reader. ROW 2: B. Helierer. J. Thonia . S. Swllon. T. Morgan. G. Franklin. aw itjQg Our ancestors left many good things to America ' s youth ... a country of abundance to Uve in . . . full opportunity to achieve . . . and the l TLT ' wise guidance of great Americans of _ . the past. These leaders inheritance knew that a nation thrives best when its people are independent— free to work and dream— alone, or with others who share their aims. As Abraham Lincoln put it, In all that the people can individually do for themselves, government ought not to interfere. This principle of independence, or free enterprise, has made America a land of plenty. It must be guarded continually, if the future is to bring still greater progress and increasing strength. CENTRAL ILLINOIS LIGHT COMPANY TAYLOR MADE ! HAMBURGERS CALL 347-1666 FOR YOUR CARRY-OUT ORDERS KAEBEL ' S CARRY OUT SANDWICH SHOP 900 Court, Pekin, III. FIRST NATIONAL BANK TRUST CO. Phone 347-3131 414-418 Court Street SMITH PLUMBING AND HEATING Service is Our Motto 512 South Ninth St. Pekin, Illinois Telephone 346-7373 ctt t K ' S SUPER VALU Phone 346-2037 1013 Derby Pekin, III McGARVEY WELDING SUPPLIES, INC, Gas or Electric LINDE Oxygen — Acetylene — Carbide Safety Supplies • Medical Supplies • Industrial Supplies 354-364 Margaret Phone 346-3164 APPLIANCES r 1 ' i niiKK [,■ -- W m Vt- w iil HB J LEO ' S TV AND APPLIANCES Sales and Service 418-420 Elizabeth 804 Court St. IS 3S|, 36?; Pekin, Illinois Phone 346-2195 GOOD INSURANCE SERVICE AT UNLAND ' S J. Logan Unland — Charles P. Karch — James M. 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This is a land of opportunity for those who are willing to advance In the field of their choice. i m m P a m Carson Pirie Scott Co. has great con- fidence In the strength and growth of the Peoria area and in you . . . the graduates of 1964. Pledge yourself to personal progress . . . don ' t stop now . . . the best is yet to come. gonftovt 205 CHRISTY APOTHECARY Day or Night Free Delivery Phone 347-2111 328 S. 4th Street COHEN FURNITURE CO. Congratulations and Central Illinois ' Largest Best Wishes Home Furnishing Institution to Chinks and Chinklettes From Pekin 1101 Margaret Street MR. AND MRS. J. NORMAN SHADE Peoria Adams at Harrison Street 206 FORT SCHOCK 201 North Capitol Pekin, Illinois Bus. Phone 347-2115 Compliments of THE QUAKER OATS COMPANY GHIDINA PAINTING and DECORATING Insured and Union Workmen Spray and Brush Painting EXTERIOR and INTERIOR PAINTING PAPERHANGING EXPERT DRYWALL WORK DIAL 346-0313 A. 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Fourth Street LITTLE STAR CLEANERS WE OPERATE OUR OWN PLANT Quality and Service Since 1912 Phone 346-7588 105 North 5th Pekin, III EHRLICHER BROTHERS PHARMACY, INC. • Russell Stover Candies • Medical Supplies • Baby Supplies • Photo Finishing • Photographic Supplies Pekin ' s Original Rexall Drug Store Vmmrn i IS OUR , BUSINESS , 328 Court 346-7881 or 346-9014 PEKIN LOAN AND HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION 406 Court Street Tazewell County ' s Oldest Home Financing Institution 1 -t CENTRAL BOOK TOY STORE Toys and Sporting Goods 345 Court 346-9364 FRED R. SOLDWEDEL ' SPECIALIZING IN LIFE INSURANCE ' PHONE 346-9382 Courtesy of BURDICK HOME IMPROVEMENTS ALUMINUM PRODUCTS 273 Derby Pekin, Illinois RUSS STRAUAAAN Outfitter to Men and Boys 329 Court 346-0110 346-2714 A Condonism DIVISION MANAGER CAPITAL SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE CO. Arcade No. 203 Pekin Illinois Phone 346-9635 DERBY PLAZA BEAUTY SALON Phone 347-3808 1100 Derby Plaza Pekin, Illinois DRAY BUILDERS SUPPLY LUMBER, INC. 100 N. 13th 347-2193 Itttlttlllltll CROWN DRY CLEANERS 213 North Capitol Dial 346-8663 213 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION OF PEKIN Phone 347-3106 434 Court Street GEORGE SAAL INSURANCE AGENCY Investment Contract and Complete Line of Insurance 1100 Derby Plaza V r CONKLIN ' QUALITY LUMBER ' sutatm! DOWNTOWN SHERIDAN VILLAGE Marty Pogioli East Campus ' Hi-Lites ' Reporter PEKIN DAILY TIMES John Alesandrini West Campus ' Hi-Lites ' Reporter PEKIN BOARD OF REALTORS HAAS HODGES THOMAS H. HARRIS MAURER MATTHEWS MONGE REAL ESTATE RICHARD J. OLT VDGELS For Best Foods Shop at VOGEL ' S 121 S. 2nd 346-2101 MIDSTATE COLLEGE OF COMMERCE 240 S. W. Jefferson Avenue Downtown Peoria • A business career training school for business- minded young men and young women • Offering one-year and two-year business courses with definite employment objectives • Featuring the fascinating Nancy Taylor Charm and Finishing course to make you a secretary with the finishing school look PHONE 673-1256 FOR COLLEGE BULLETIN PEKIN PRESCRIPTION LABORATORY Drugs and Service Only VIRGINIA AND RICHARD SAMS, Owners Corner of Fourth and Elizabeth It ' s Your Turn. . . Today ' s leaders were yesterday ' s gradu- ates: men and women willing to accept their responsibilities to make their community and country strong. Now, it ' s your turn to join them. But you will be a good citizen only if you choose to be — and if you work at it. Then, and only then, will you — and millions like you — help your community and country build a record of progress. CATERPILLAR TRACTOR CO. 217 Compliments Illinois Mutual Life and Casualty Company Protecfing your future ... is our tradition! JANSEN SCHAEFER, INC. Contractors 1600 Broadway Pekin, Illinois GEORGE MURRAY TIRE CO. THE HERGET NATIONAL BANK 33 South Fourth Street Member F.D.I.C. 900 Derby Pekin, Illinois DOOLEY INSURANCE AGENCY The Home of Home Owners Package Policies 706 Court 346-21 PEKIN ONE HOUR AAARTINIZING CLEANERS Fresh as a Flower in Just One Hour Phone 346-6818 433 Court Street I li lr P Ip I a N w COMISKY APPLIANCES AND FURNITURE 132 Court Street PAUL E. GILPIN Member of the Million Dollar Round Table THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES 203 Burning Tree Drive 346-5994 219 Congratulations and Best Wishes CORN PRODUCTS COMPANY Pekin, Illinois F.VonBoeckmann Son Decorating and Painting Contractors 913 N. nth 346-6686 ••■ ' ' ' ' r m ' f : ' ' ' iXj - ' • • .- . . j ' Sm ' -- ' ■;K HHH HHBHIR; : liyniiiiii 1 II ' : ' - lllllllll ' J ?!; W,- ' FOLEY HACKLER THOMPSON PHOTOGGERY For All Your Photographic Needs Our Night Drop Box 527 COURT 346-1551 Buy Your Ford in Pekin 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 ' Borden ' s MILK AND ICE CREAM PHONE 346-3184 Congratulations to the 1964 Graduating Class of Pekin Community High School BRADLEY UNIVERSITY Peoria, Illinois 231 Elizabeth Pekin, III. SPONSOR PAGE Gambles ADM Chemicals Jerry ' s Auto-body Dr. Ward A. Justi Mr. Elmer W. Widby Dr. George K. Thomas Joesting ' s Barber Shop Pekin Police Department William H. Fraley, M. D. Forget-Me-Not Beauty Shoppe Maurer Cash and Carry Lumber R R 1 Pekin, Illinois Schramm Construction Company Cornick Concrete Products Co. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver A. Crawford Haas and Hodges Real Estate Agency Fredman Bros. Furniture Co., Inc. 303 Court Street, Pekin, Illinois Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Oberle Marshall ' s Small Appliance Sales Service Marquette Heights Realty and Swimming Pools Ruth and George Herrman Garrett ' s Bicycles Sales and Repair Service Crawford ' s Family Shoe Store Headquarters for famous brand-name shoes H. A. Schermerhorn, County Superintendent of Schools SENIOR ACTIVITIES INDEX ABNER. JUDY— Needlecraft 8 ABSHER. KAREN— Y-Teens 4.5: Pekin- ian 3; Red Cross 6,7,8: Pekinois Staff 8: Pekinian Staff 8 ALBRITTON. JANET— Girl ' Club 4; Tap Club 8: Pep Club 6: Spring Frolic 7: Senior Class Skit 8 ALLEN, PAMYLA JOY— Needlecraft 2, 8: Band L8 ALEXANDER. ILLIAM ROBERT, JR. —Art L2.3.4.5.6 ANDERSON. MICHAEL RAE— Coin 5.6: Golf 7.8 ARMNYAK. DARLENE— GAA L2.3.4.5.6, 7.8 ARNETT. KENNY— Wrestling 3,4.5.6.7, 8: Wre-tler L2.3.4,5.6,7,8: Football L3.5; National Honor Society 6.7.8 ARNETT. SALLY— Pekinian 3,4: Y-Teens 5.6: Drama 7.8: GAA 2.5,6 A.SBRIDGE. LARRY— Intramural 3: Chess Checkeis 4.5; FGI 6,7,8: Soph. Choir 4: A Capi)ella Choir 5.6 ASHBY. JOHN— Intramural 3: Chess Checkers 4,5: Record 6: Band 1.2.3.4.5.6. 7.8 ASHTON. CAROL— Girls- Club L2.3.4.5: GAA L2.3: Y-Teens 1.2.3: Book Club L2, 3: Needlecraft 1.2 BABB. DONNA— Tap Club, Soph. Choir. .A Cappella Choir. Spring Frolic BAER. WILL.A— Y-Teens 1,2,3,4,5,6; FNA 5: GAA 1.2.3.4 BAKER. SUE— Girls ' Club 3: GAA 3.4; Y-Teens 5.6; Book Club 3.4: Needlecraft 7.8 BANKS. CAROLYN— Dance Club 3.4.5.6. 7.8 BARNARD, JIM— Intramural 4.5: Track Club 6: Football 1.3: Track 4.8; Cross Country 5,7 BARR. EARL— Tumbling Club 3.4; Hunt- ing Fishing Club 5,6,7.8 BARROWS, LYNNE— Dance Club 1,8: .Spiing Frolic 4,6 BAUMAN, MARY ELLEN— Tap Club 1, 2.3: Girls Club 1,2,3,4 BEA ER. RUSS— Intramural Club 3.4,5.6 BENNETT, SANDRA DELORES— Book Club 3.4; Record Club 5.6.7,8 BENNETT. LOIS— Needlecraft 3.4; Rec- ord Club 4.5.6.7.8: Pep Club 3.4 BIGGS. KAREN— Needlecraft 3.4.5.6.8 BIMM, MICHELE— Needlecraft 3.4; FNA 5.6: Diama 7.8 BOECK, KATHY— Girls ' Club 1: Tap Club 1.2.3,4.5.6.7.8: Record Club 6: Spring Frolic 2.4: Pep Club 1 BONK. DAN— Chess Checkers 2.4; Hunting 4.8 BRADY, MARY MARGARET— Girls- Club 1.2,3,4: Pep Club 1,2; Dance Club 1.8: Spring Frolic 1.8 BREADEN. RICHARD— Hunting Fish- ini: ( hib 5.6.7.8 BROUGHTON. E L L E N— Y-Teens 2.3; ' ice-President 3: Y-Teens: FTA 4.8 BUCHANAN, TOM— Hunting Fishing 1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8 BUDDE, RICHARD— Wrestling 1.2; Art Club 3.4.5,6,7, vice-pre-ident 8 BURDGE, MARY LOU— Red Cro.-=s Club 1.2.3,4,5,6,7,8 BURLING. KAREN ANNE— Pekinian Club; Pep Club; Girls ' Club: Tap Club: Drama Club: Sophomore Choir; A Capel- la Choir; Spring Frolic; Pekinois Staff BURROUGHS, JOYCE— Needlecraft 2.3, 4.5.6,7 BUZICH, TONEY— Basketball Club 1.2.3, 4.5.7; Track Club 6,8 CALKINS. CARL— Chess Checkers 2.3.4, 5.6.8: Slide Rule 7 CALVERT. ANN— Dance Club 5.6: FNA 7; Needlecraft 8: GAA 5.6 CAMERON. CURTIS— Los Conq. 7,8, Par- lianientarian; Band 1,2.3.4,5.6.7,8 CAMPBELL. NEDR- — FTA 1: Drama 3 CARPENTER. JUDITH— Dance Club 1,2, 3,4,5.6; Record Club 7,8; Girls Club 1,2; Spring Frolics 3.4.5.6 CARVER, JO— Girls ' Club 1.2.3.4: Tap Club 3.4; FNA 5.6.7.8 Pres. 7: T-Teens 7; Pep Club 1,2,3.4,5.6 CLARKSTON, SHARON— Pekinois Staff 3.4; Future Nurses 5,6,7,8 Secretary 7; Pep Club; Girls ' Club; Sophomore: A Ca- pella Choir CLIFTON. DOUG— Intramural 1: Base- ball 3; Hunting: FGI 1 CLINCH. M A R I E— Y-Teens 1: Future Nurses Club 2.3.4.5.6.7.8; Freshman Choir 1 COCKRAN. D-AVE— Book Club 5.6; F.G.L 7.8 COIL. DEANNA— FTA 1; Pep Club 1.2, 3.4.5.6; Girls Club 3.4.5.6.7.8; Drama Club 1; Tap Club 2,3.4.5,6.7.8: The Rivals ; Solid Gold Cadillac ; Spring Frolics; In- side Chinkland 8 COLGIN. DON— Hunting Fishing 3,4, 5: FGI 6.7.8: Swimming Team 1.2,3,4.5, 6.7.8: Football 1.2.3.4 COLEMAN. JILL— Girls ' Club 1.2,3.4,5.6; Latin Club 3,4,5,6,7,8: National Honor So- ciety: Junior Academy of Science 5,6; Junior Classical League 5,6,7.8; Illinois Latin Contest CONNETT. JEAN— Needlecraft 3,4,5,6,7,8 (President and vice-president); I Remem- ber Mama art crew COOK. CAROL— Needlecraft (vice-pre.si- deiil. President, Secretary-Treasurer, treas- urer ) COOPER, LINDA— Dance 1,2.3,4,5.6; Needlecraft 7,8 COPELAND, ROGER— Intramural Ciuh 1,2,3,4,5,6; FGI 7,8 CORYELL, TILDEN— Hunting Fisliing 3,4,5; Football 1,3,5 CORYELL, TIM— Chess Checkers 2; Intramural 3; FGI 4,5,6.7; Hunting Fishing 8 COUNTERMAN, D A N N Y— Hunting Fishing; Intramural; FGI CRADY, BARBARA JEAN— Y-Teens 3, 4,5; GAA 6,7,8 CRAINE, NANCY— Y-Teens 3,4,5,6 (Pres. — Inter Club Council Representative — Sec- letary); Band 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8; Book Club 7,8 CULLINAN, STEVE— Student Council 7; Track 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8; Basketball 1,2,3,4,5, 6; Track Club 1,2,3,6,8; Basketball Club 3,4,5,7; Dragon ' s Den 5,6: National Honor Society CUNNINGHAM, DANNY— FFA 1,2,3.4,5, 6,7,8 (Treasurer) CURTIS, PENNY— Drama Club 3,4,5,6,8; Book Clul) 7; Y-Teens 1,2 CURTRIGHT, MARIAN— Needlecraft 3, 4,5,6,7,8 DAHLIN, K I R S T E N— Y-Teens 3,4,5,6 (Pies., Vice-President — inner club council representative — Inner Club Council Treas- urer); Drama 7.8: Band 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 DANCEY, BONNIE— Spring Frolic 1,2,3, 4,5,6; Pekinian Staff 5,6,7,8; Girls ' Club; Tap Club 1,3,4,5,6 DAVIS, SHERRAL BERNADINE— Latin Club 3,4,5,6,7,8 Parliamentarian; Girls ' Club 3,4,5,6; GAA 5,6,7,8; Pep Club DAWSON, JIM— FFA Club 1,2,3,4; Foot- ball 1.2: Basketball 1.2; Track 1; Base- ball 1,2,3; Pep Club 3; Letterman 1,2,3 DeLAND, S A N D R A— Y-Teens 3,4,5.6 (President 6, Secretary 4.51; Needlecraft 7,8 DELZELL, WESLEY— Tumbling Club 3, 4,5,6; FGI Club 7,8 DENNING, PEGGY— Y-Teens 1,2,3; Sec- retary, I.C.C; Needlecraft 1; Red Cross 1; Study 1 DILLOW. RICHARD— Tennis Club 1,2,3; Hunting Fishing 4 DIVELY, GLORIA— Y-Teens 1.2,3; Book Club 7 DIVELEY, SUSAN— Y-Teens 1,2,3,4,5,6,7, 8, Inter Club Council Member; GAA 7,8 DIXON, SANDRA JEAN— Spanish Club 3,4,5,6,7,8, (President Vice-President); Girls ' Athletic Association 4,5,6,7,8. Treas- urer; Pep Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society DUMVILLE, SUSAN— Band 1,2,3,4,5,6.7, 8; Sophomore Choir 2,3; A Capella Choir 5,6; Pep Club 5,6; FTA 3.4,5,6,7,8 DuPAGE, JOANNE— Book Club; Drama Club 1.2,3,4 DYE, SHIRYL— Girls ' Dance Club 5,6,7,8 EDGAR, MARY— Band 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8; La- tin Club 3,4; FNA 5,6, reporter; FTA 7,8, corresponding secretary; Girls ' Club 3; Fresh-Soph Party Committee 1; National Honor Societv 6,7.8 EDMONDS, ■ THAD— Student Council 5, 8; Pep Club President 5,6; Pep Club 3,4, 5,6; ' T Remember Mama 7; Pekinian Club 5,6; Los Conquitadores 3,4 EERTMOED, DONALD LEE— Coin Club 1.2,3.4,5,6; Golf Club 7,8; Golf team 8 EGGENA, CAROLYN— T-Teens 1,2,3 4 President; GAA 7,8 EIDENMILLER, JANET— Girls Club 1.2; Latin Club 3,4 ELDERT, DAVID JOSEPH— Coin Club 1, Treasurer; Book Club 2,3,4,5,6.7; FGI 8 ELDRIDGE, JEFF— Wrestling Club 3,4, 5,7 ENDICOTT, MARION EUGENE— FFA 1, 2,3; Art Club 3,4,5,6,7,8; Art Club Pres. Vice-President ENDICOTT, SHARON— Spanish Club 3.4; FTA 5,6,7,8; NOMA Business Student of the Year ENGLAND, DONALD— Intramural 3,4; Hunting Fishing 5,6,7.8 ERWIN, S H A R N— Y-Teens 3: Pep Club: Red Cross Club 4,6; Drama Club 7,8: Junior Achievement 3,4,5,6.7.8, .Sec- retary President; Choir 1,2,3,4,8 EVANS, ALLYSON— Record Club 1,2,3, 4,5.6,7.8: Freshman Orientation 1,2 EWERS, SANDY— Book Club 3,4; Rec- ord Club 5,6: FTA 7.8 FAHNDERS, KAREN— Frohman Orien- tation 1,2; Tap Club 3,4,5; Y-Teens 6; Book Club 7,8 FARGHER, DIANA— Tap Club 2,3.4.5.6; Band 1.2.3.4.5.6.7,8; Girls ' Club 3,4; Honor roll 5 FARISCHON, CHRIS— Latin Club 3,4: FNA 5.6,7.8; Choir 1,2,3,4; Chairman Jr.- Sr. Piom Food Committee; Girls ' Club 1,2,3 FAUX, DON— Wrestling club 1,2,3,4.5.6, 7,8; Art Club 3 FIELDS. .SHIRLEY— Tap Club 2: Rec- ord Club 2: Book Club 2 FISHER, STEVEN JOHN— Swimming 1, 2.3.4.5.6.7.8; Chess Checkers 3,4.5.6.7,8 FLAIRTY, P H V L L I S— Latin Club 3.4; Girls Club 5.6: FNA 5.6.7.8 FORBES, SUE— Tap Club 3,4; FTA 5.6. 7.8 (Treasurer) FOSTER, SUZANNE— Tap Club 1.2.3.4.5. 6.7.8; Pep Club 1,2; Spring Frolic FOX, GARY— Hunting Fishing 3.4.5.6, 7.8; Football 1,3,5,7: Track 2,4; Frosh- Soph Court FOX. RONNIE— Hunting Fishing 4.5. 6.7; FGI 8 FRANKS. ELLEN— Student Council 7; Girls ' Club 1.2,3.4.5.6,7,8: Girls ' Club Council, . dvisory Council: The Rivals stage crew, Ah Wilderness, Future Nur- ses Club 5,6,7.8; Pep Club 1; Mrs. Mc- Thing stage crew, All My Sons stage crew. Drama Club 1,2,3,4; A Cappella Choir 5,6: Soph Choir; Pekinois reporter 7.8: Prom Decoration Committee 6; GAA 1,2 FRANKS, MICHAEL ALVIN— Boys ' Club 1,2,3,4 (Sec-Treasurer); Frosh-Soph Foot- ball Club 3,4; Drama Club 5,6,7; Hunting Fishing 8; Frosh-Soph Court; Student Council 2,3,4; Football (Fresh, Soph, Varsity): Ba.seball (Fresh., Soph); Junior (jlass Pres: Senior Class Pres; Junior Academy of Science FRANKLIN, GERALD WAYNE— Science Club 8; Pekinian 3,4,5,6; Slide Rule 7; Soph Choir 3,4; A Cappella Choir 6,7,8 FREEMAN, RICHARD— Tennis Club 3,4, 5.6.7.8 FRIDAY. MARY— Girls ' Club 1, Book Club 8; Fresh Chorus FRIEDERICH, GARY— Tennis Club 1,2,3, 4,5,6,7,8; Fresh Basketball 1,2; Varsity Tennis 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8; Junior Academy of .Science FRIEND, LARRY— Intramurals 3.4,5,6; FGI 7.8 GALLOWAY. ROGER— Tumbling Club 3. 4.5,6,7; FGI 8 GAMBLE, MARGARET— Girls ' Club 1, 2.3,4; Girls ' Club Council 3; GAA 7; Stu- dent Council 3,5,7; Intercampus council 7; NFL 1,2,3,4,5.6,7,8 (Pre.?. 7,8) Pep Club 1,2,3,4.5,6; National Honor Society; In- dividual Speech Events; Drama Club 8; Chinklette 7,8 GARMANN, JERRY— Intermural 1.2.3,4; FGI 5.6.7; Hunting Fishing 8 GARBER. DIANE— Fresh Choir U; Soph Choir 3,4; A Cappella Choir 5,6; Book Club 3 (Sec); Drama Club 4.5,6,7.8; First in state in vocal ensemble, D. E. (.Sec of Class) : Prom Decoration Committee Prom Court Committee: Home Represen- tative 3 GLASER. SHERRY— Girls ' Club 1.2; Y- Teen 3.4.5.6: Book Club 7.8 GLASSEY, JOHN RICHARD— Hunting Fishing 1; Tumbling Club 2; FTA 1; FGI 1; Chess Checkers 1; Swimming 2 vears GODBY. BONNIE— Tap Club 2.3.4.5.6.7.8 GODBY, TIM— Book Club 1,2.3,4.5; Tum- bling 6; Intramural 8; Football; Baseball GOODRICH, SHARON SUE— Tap Club 3.4.5.6; Drama Club 7,8: Pep Club 7.8; Spring Frolics 2.4.6; Soph. Choir 3.4: A Cappella Choir 7.8 225 GORSHE, BOB— Book Club 5,6; Spanish Club 4.5,6.7.8: FTA 7,8 GRAHAM, CHERYL ANN— Y-Teens 4, 5,6; Secretary Inter-Club Council; Rec- ord Club 7,8; Pekinian Writer 6 GRAY, A N I T A— Y-Teens 3,4,5,6; Art Club 7; Record Club 8 GRAY, RICHARD— Intramural 3,4; Ten- nis, Ping Pong 5,6,7; FGI 8 GRUBE, JU ANITA— Y-Teens 1,2; FNA GERARD, SUZANNE— Girls ' Club 3,4; Pep Club 3,4: FTA 3,4; Drama Club 5,6,7, 8: Freshman Choir; Sophomore Choir GUSTAFSON, BARRY LEE— Wrestling Club 1,2,3.4,5,6.7,8, Sec.-Treas. HAA.S, E ELYN— Latin Club 3,4: GAA 5,6,7,8, (Historian); FNA 5,6,7,8, (Treas- urer); Pep Club 3,4,5; Girls ' Club 1,2.3, 4,5 HAAS, HOLLY— Drama Club 1,2,3; Book Club 1 HALL. JERRY— Golf Club 5,6. (Pres.); 7.8, (V-Pres.); Golf Team 2,4,6,8; Bas- ketball HAMILTON, JOSEPHINE— Record Club 6 HAMM, DOROTHY— Needlecraft 3; Tap Club 4,5,6,7,8 HANCOCK, SALLY— Pep Club; Girls ' Club; Tap Club: Plays 1,2,3,4,5; Student Council; Drama Club; Melody Maids; A Cappella HANNIG, JANIE— Girls ' Club Advisory Council 1.2.3,4,5,6,7,8; Student Council 8; Pep Club 3,4; FTA 3,4; Drama Club 5, 6,7,8, (Sec); Y-Teens 1; Sophomore Choir; Plays; ' Ah Wilderness, All My Sons, I Remember Mama HAPPACH, BERNARD MICHAEL— Coin Club 3,4: Chess Checkers 5,6: Pekinian 7; S.J.K. (President) HAPPACH, MARY— Book Club 1; Tap Club 1.2,3; Spring Frolic 2 HARDIN. DAROLD— Intramural 2,3.5; Hunting Fishing 4,6; FGI 7,8: Baseball HARRIS. ALAN— Chess Checkers 1. 2,3,4; Pekinian Club 5.6.7.8; Pekinian Staff: Pekinois Staff; Golf Team 2,4; Sen- ior Class Sweetheart 8: National Honor Society 6,7,8: Student Council 6 HAUK, CARL CHESTER— Tumbling I; Intramural 2.3: FGI 8; Record Club 7; Frosh.-.Soph. Football HAWKINS. GLORIA— Sewing 3; Record Club 4: Y-Teens 5,6; Girls ' Club 1,2; Pep Club 1.2.3,4 HAYNES, JOAN— Record Club 6; Tap Club 3: Spring Frolic 4 HAZLETT, GARY— Band 1.2,3,4,5,6,7,8: A Capella Choir 5.6,7.8; FTA (Pres., V.- Pres., Treas. ); The Solid Gold Cadillac, The Madwoman of Chaillot HELLYER. GRANT— Freshman Football 1; Latin Club 3,4; Sophomore Choir 3,4; Pekinian Club 5,6; A Capella Choir 5,6, 7,8: Drama Club 7,8; Student Council 8; Bovs ' Club 5,6.7,8; FTA HERRING. J A N I C E— Needlecraft 1.2; GAA 3.4.8: Red Cross 5,6; Pep Club 1,2 HERRING, LINDA— Girls ' Club 1,2,3; GAA (Bowling); Drama Club 3,4,5,6; Rec- ord Club 7,8: Freshman Orientation HERRON, NANCY MARIE— Y-Teens 1,2, 3 (Treasurer); Tap Club 4,5,6; Spring Frolics: Needlecraft 8; Pep Club 5,6 HIESER, MICHAEL— Baseball Team 2, 3.6: Football Team 1 HIGHLAND, JUDY— Y-Teens 2; Record Club 3,4 HIGDON. RENE— Pekinian Club 5,6,7,8; Pekinian Staff 7,8: Girls ' Club 3,4,5,6; Y- Teens 3.4, (Treas. Inter Club Council); National Honor Society 6,7,8 HILEMAN. PATRICIA LEE— Sophomore Choir 3,4; A Capella 5,6,7: Student Coun- cil 3: Drama Club 3; Tap Club 4,5,6,7; Record Club 8; Spring Frolics 4,6: Girls ' Club; Pep Club HOFFERT, LARRY— Hunting Fishing 5,6; FGI 7,8: Football 1: Basketball 2,3 HOFFMAN, SALLY— Melody Maids 5,6, 7,8: Sophomore Choir 3,4; A Capella Choir 5,6,7,8; Girls ' Club Council Cabi- net 1,2,3,4,5,6.7,8; National Honor Society 6,7,8; National Forensic League; The .Solid Gold Cadillac : Student Coun- cil 3.5; Spring Frolic 2,4: Individual Events Team; Inside Chinkland: Senior Stunt Show; Pep Club; Tap Club: Drama Club; GAA HUGHES. CYNTHIA MAXINE— Pep Club 3.4,5,6,7,8; Drama Club 3,4.5,6.7.8: Girls ' Club 3,4,5,6 HUNT, LINDA GAIL— Art Club 7.8: Prom Decorations HURLEY, ROBERT— Band 1; Tumbling Club 4,5,6,7,8 HURT, WILLIAM— Chess and Checker 3, 4: Hunting and Fishing Club 5,6; FGI 7,8 JACKSON, MARCIA— Book Club 3,4.5, 6; Record Club 7,8 JOESTING, DONNA LEE— Y-Teens 3; FTA 4,5; GAA 5,6,7,8, (V.-Pres.); Spring Frolics JOHNSON, DIANE— Girls ' Club 1,2,3,4,5, 6,7,8; Drama Club 3,4; FTA 5,6,7,8 (V- Pres. ); National Honor Society 6,7,8; Pep Club 5,6: Pekinian Reporter 1,2 JUST, SHARON— GAA 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8, (Pres.): Y-Teens 1.2,3,4, (Sec); Girls ' Club 2,3 KAUFFMAN, GARY— Frosh-soph football 1,3; Varsity football 5: Student Council 5; Boys ' Club 1,2; Pekinian Club 3,4,5.6,7,8: ' 64 Pekinian Sports Editor: Senior Home- coming Stunt: Wrestling 2; Track 2.4 KEHOE. RITA— Pep Club 1.2,3,4.5.6; Dra- ma Club 1.2.3.4.5.6; FNA 7.8 KEIL. BARBARA— Spring Frolic 2: Dra- ma Club 3,4; Melody Maids 5,6.7.8; Tap Club 1.2; Sophomore Choir 3,4: A Ca- pella 5,6,7,8 KIEF. SHARON— Drama Club 1.2.3,4,5,6; Pep Club 1; Pekinian Club: Frosh-soph Dance Decoration Committee; Junior-Sen- ior Prom Decoration Committee KING, CHARLIE— Red Cross 4,5,6, (Pres- ident. Sec ) KING, DORCAS— Drama 3.4; Red Cross 5,6.7,8 KNAAK. DAREL— Hunting Fishing 5.6 KNIPPENBERG, RAY— Boys ' Club 1,2, 3.4 (Pres.); Drama Club 3; Himting Fish- ing Club 4.5.6.7: FGI 8; Track Squad 5.6.7.8; Golf Squad 2.4 KROEPEL, KAREN— Y-Teens 3,4,5,6; Needlecraft 8; GAA 1,2,3,4,5,6; Pep Club 1,2.3,4,5,6 LAMBERT. PATRICIA— Book Club 3.4; Y-Teens 4.5,6: Record Club 7.8 LANDRITH, MIKE— Chess Club 5.6.7; FGI 8 LANNERT, KAREN KAY— Needle Craft 3,4: Red Cross 5.6; FNA 7,8; A Cappella Choir 7,8 LARSON. JAMES— FGI, Chess Check- ers, Hunting Fishing. DO Program LENINGTON. JOYE— Tap Club 3,4.5.6; Record Club 7.8: Spring Frolic, GAA 1 LEONARD, MIKE— I Remember Mama 5: Pekinian 3.4: Pekinois 3.4: Wrestling Club 2: Wrestling 1.2 LEWIS. BARBARA— Tap Club 3.4.5.6.7, 8: Girls ' Club 1.2 LERCHER. BARBARA— FTA 3.4.5.6.7.8 LIESCHEIDT, C A R L— Drama Club, Record Club LIGGETT. JANICE MARIE— Drama Club 3,4,5; Spanish Club 5.6.7.8 (Sec 7,8); Pep Club 5.6 LITTLE. JUDY— Girls ' Club 1,2; Drama Club 3.4.5.6.7,8: Soph Choir 3,4; A Cap- pella 5.6.7.8 LOCKHART. DARLENE— GAA 1: Drama Club 3.4.7.8: Dance Club 5,6: Spring Fro- lic LOFTHOUSE. SHARON— GAA 1.2.3.4.5; Pep Club 4.5; FHA 1.2,3.4.5: Record Club 7.8 LOGSDON, TRINA— Y-Teens 5.6: Record Club 7,8 LOHNES, CATHERINE— Dance Club 4,5, 6; FTA 2,7,8 LOHNES, LINDA— Gills ' Club 1,2; Spring Frolic, Pep Club 1,2 LOVE, BILL— Track 2,8; Student Coun- cil 8; Coin Club 3,4,5,6 (Pres. 5,6); FGI 7,8: Frosh-Soph Court 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3.4.5,6; Boys ' Club 1,2; Intercampus Coun- cil 8 LOWERY, PEGGY— Red Cross Club 7 LUCERA, JOELLA— Band 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8; FTA 3,4,5.6,7,8 LUNINI, .lOE— Frosh-Soph Football, Foot- ball Club, Chess Checker Club LUTHER. SHARON— Record Club 3,4,5, 6; Book Club 7.8 LUTZ. TERRY— Intramural. Hunting Fishing 2; FFA 3.4,5 MADDEN, .STEPHEN— Intramural Club 3.4,5,6,7; FGI 8; Fresh Football 1,2 MADIX, DENNIS— FTA 7,8; Fresh-Soph Basketball team 1,2,3,4; Varsity Baseball 5,6 MADSEN, LINDA— Junior Achievement 7,8; Needlecraft 4,5,6,7,8 MARGONIS, DIANE— Girls ' Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2; FTA 1,2; Drama Club 3,4 MARTIN. DAVE— FGI 2,3,4,5,6.7,8 MARTIN, JANET— Drama Club 3.4; Dance Club 5,6,7,8; Spring Frolic MARTIN, GEORGE E.— Chess Check- ers 1.2.3,4.5.6; Drama Club 7,8; All My Sons MARTIN, LIND.A.— Drama Club 1.2; Tap Club 4.5.6.7.8; Spring Frolic MARTIN, RICHARD— Football Club 3.4; Inlranuual 5,6,7,8; Football and Track teams MARTIN, ROGER— Boys ' Club 2,3.4,5; Chess Checkers 3,4,5.6,7.8; FTA 5 MARTIN, SANDRA— Melody Maids 5.6. 7.8; A Cappella Choir 5,6,7,8; Sophomore Choir 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Pep Club 1.2,3.4.5,6; Pekinian Staff 6,8; Pekinois 8; Stage Crew Mad Woman of Chaillot ; Girls ' Club 3; GAA 3,4; Senior Stunt MASON, BONITA— Drama Club 3,4; Rec- ord Club 5,6,7,8; A Cappella Choir MASON, ROBERT— FTA 1,2; Pep Club 3.4,5,6; Los Conquistadores 1,2,3,4; Boys Club 7.8; Pekinian Club 5,6,7,8; Pekin- ian Staff 7,8; Pekinois Staff 7,8; Sports Editor 7.8; Homecoming Skit Committee 7 MASSA. AMEL— Student Coimcil Vice President East 7,8; Student Council 5,7,8; Basketball team 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8; SAR Good Citizenship Award; Baseball team; Ten- nis team; Basketball Club; Baseball Club; Prom King MATHIAS, MARILYN MARGARET- Solid Gold Cadillac ; Ah Wilderness ; I Renrember Mama ; All My Sons : The Mad Woman of Chaillot ; Pep Club 5,6: Pekinois reporter 7,8; Inside Chink- land 5,6.7,8; Drama Club 3,4,5,6,7,8; Girls ' Club 5,6.7,8; Science Fair; Latin Meet: National Honor Society 6,7,8; Sophomore Choir; Junior-Senior Prom committee MATTHEWS, CAROL— Girls ' Club 1.2; Pep Club 1,2: Needlecraft 3,4,5,6; FTA 7.8: GAA 1.2,3 McDonald, mike— Football Club 1,2,3, 4,5,6,7,8; Baseball Club 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8; Baseball team: Football team McGINNIS, JOSEPHINE— Pep Club 3,4; Record Club 7,8; Y-Teens 5,6, Vice-Presi- dent McINTYRE. DENISE— A Cappella Choir 3.4: FN A 3.4; FN A President 4; Year- book 1; School Newspaper 1; GAA 1; FHA 1; Band 1; Girls ' Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Intramural Board 1 MEYER, ALONA— Dance Club 1.2.3.4; Book CInb 7.8; Y-Teens 5.6 Sec. Treas- urer; Spring Frolic 1.2.3.4; Sophomore Choir 3.4 MEI.XSELL. PAULA— Art Club 1,2,3,4,5, 6.7.8 Secretary Treasurer; Choir 1,2,3,4; Prom Decorating Co-Chairman MESKIMEN, RANDY Hunting Fish- ing 3.4; A Capella Choir; Numismatics 3.6.7,8 MIGET, CAROL— Girls ' Club 1,2; Record Club 3.4,5; GAA 1,2,3,4,5 Secretary, 6 Secretary, 7 8 President; Pep Club: Sophomore Choir; A Capella Choir 5.6.7,8 MILLER, BARBARA— Drama Club 3,4,5; Record Club 6.7,8; Junior Achievement 3.4,5.6.7.8 MILLER, JOYCE— Latin Club 1: Record Chib 2.3,4,5,6,7,8 MILLER, MARSHA— FTA 3,4,5,6,7,8; Band 1,2.3,4,5,6.7,8; Los Conquistadores 6; Girls ' Club 3 MOEHRING, DIANA— Pep Club 3,4; Rec- ord Club 7,8; Y-Teens 5,6 (Treasurer) (;irls ' Club 1 MOHLER, CAROL— Y-Teens 5.6: Needle- craft 7.8; GAA 5,6 MONROE, CELESTE— Dance Club 3,4,5, 6: FNA 7,8; A Cappella Choir 5,6,7,8; Sopliomore Choir; Spring Frolic; Even- ing of Music; Girls ' Club 1.2,5,7 MONTGOMERY, MARY— Drama Club 3, 4; Y-Teens 5.6; Record Club 7,8 MONTGOMERY, STAN— The Rivals ; Solid Gold Cadillac ; Red Cross Club 4, 5: Chess Checkers 6; Slide Rule Club 7: Band 1,2,3,4,5.6,7,8 MORAN, PAT— Girls ' Club 1: Solid Cold (Cadillac : Student Council 7: Pep Club 1,2.3,4,5.6; Drama Club 3.4.5.6.7: Record Club 8: Dance Club 1,2: Junior Prom Committee MORGAN, TOM— Student Council 7: A Cappella Choir 5,6,7.8; Sophomore Choir 3.4; Science Club 7; Golf Club 5.6,8 MORROW, SHARON— Drama Club 2,3,4, 5,6,7,8; Book Club 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girls ' Club 1,2,3; Prom Decoration Com- mittee MURPHY, BARBARA— Needlecraft 3; Drama Club 4,5,6: Red Cross 7,8 MURPHY, DON— Hunting Fishing Club 3,4; Wrestling Club 5,6,7,8 (Vice- President); Varsity W ' restling MUSGRAVE, RELLA— Pekinian Club 3; Record Club 4,5,6,7.8 MEYERS, CHERYL— Drama Club 3.4.5; Pekinian Club 7,8: Pep Club 1.2,3,4; Girls ' ' lub 1.2,3,4; Student Council 6 MYLOTT, BOB— Tennis Club 1.2,3,4,5,6, 7,8 NASH, L E R O Y— Football 1.3.5; Boys ' Club 1.2; Football Club 1.3.5.7; Track 2.4 NEAVEAR, P AM— Y-Teens 3,4; Latin Club 5: Future Nurses 6.7.8 (Treasurer) NEFF. SHARON KAY— Needlecraft 3,4,5, 6,7,8: Book Club 5 NETHERTON, CAROL— Spring Frolic 2; Drama Club 3,4.5,6,7,8; Sophomore Choir 3,4: A Cappella 5,6,7,8; The Solid Gold Cadillac ; Ah ' ' ilderness NEWBURN, DIANA— Bowling Club 1,2; GirLs ' Home Economics Club 1; French Club 3,4.5; Typing Club 2 NIESMAN, JUDY— Girls ' Club 1,2,3,4,5,6; Los Conquistadoies 1,2,3,4; A Capella Choir 3,6,7,8; Record Club; Pep Club NICHOLS. BOB— Intramural 5,6,7,8: Pe- kinois Staff 8: Golf 3 NOE, CAROL— FNA 5,6,7; Latin Club 3, 4: Sopb. Clioir 1,2,3,4; GAA 5,6,8; Latin Club Banquet (Decorations Committee (ibairman) OBERLE, PAT— National Honor Society Student Council 6,8; Vice-President Sen- ior Class; - ' Chink for ' 64; Football Club 3; Baseball Club 4,6: Basketball Club 7.8; FTA 5: Pep Club: Freshman Basketball; Sophomore Football; Varsity Baseball OGLE. JACKIE— Record Club 5; Y-Teen 6; Sophomore Choir 3.4: Drama Club 7,8 OLT. DAVE— Boys ' Club; Hunting Fishing Club; Wrestling Club OLT. PAT— Drama Club 3,4.6: Pekinian Club 7.8: Pekinian Staff 7,8: Pekinois Staff 7.8: Pep Club 1,2,3,4,5,6 OLTMAN, DIANA— Chorus 1,2,3,4,5,6; A ( ' apella Choir 7.8; Record Club 7 OLTMAN. TODD— Intramural 3.5; Base- ball 4,6.8: Basketball 7 ORELLANA. PAT— 5th AFS Student: A Capella Choir: Drama Club: Assistant Director T Remember Mama OSBORN, BILL— Wrestling Club 2,3,4,5, 6,7,8; Homecoming Court 8 OSTROM, PATRICIA— Girls ' Club 1,2, 3.4,5,6: Band 1,2.3,4,5,6,7,8; FNA 7; FTA 8; Tap Club 3,4,5,6; Spanish Club 3: Junior-Senior Prom Decoration Committee OSTERMAN, SHARON— Girls ' Club 1; Needlecraft 1; Record 2,8 POGLIARO, RUTH— Latin Club 3,4.5.6. 7,8 (Treasurer); GAA 5,6,7,8 (Points Chairman): Girls ' Club 3,4 PARKER, CLAYTON— Wrestling Club 3, 4,5,6,7,8 (Pres.); Varsity Wrestling; Var- sity Track: Varsity Football; Fresh-Soph. Party (King): Football co-captain PATTEN. MICHAEL— FGI Club 7,8 PAYNE. PAULETTE— Dance Club 3.4.5, 7; Spring Frolic: Pep Club 5,6 PEAK, OMER— Basketball Club 3.4; In- tramural 7,8 PEOPLES. GARY— FGI 8 PHELPS, STEVE— Dance Band 5.6.7.8: FGI 1.2.3.4 PICCONY, GARY— Basketball Club 3,4; Golf Club (Pres.) 5.6,7.8 PIERCE, JAMES R.— Chess Checkers 3,4,5.6,7.8: Prom Decoration POGIOLI. MARTY— Student Council 5.7: Golf Club 5,6; Pekinian Club 3,4; Science Club (Treas.) 7,8 POLITE, PAT— Y-Teens 5; Pekinois (re- porter) 3; (business manager) 4; Record Club 8: Girls ' Club 1,2,3,4,5: Pep Club PRANDONI, SUSAN— Book Club 3; Dra- ma 4; Dance 5,6: Art 7; Choir 3,4,5,6,7,8 PRATT, CHRISTY— Dance Club 1,2,3,4, 5,6.7,8; Frosh-Soph Princess 3; Cheer- leading 1,2,3,4,5,6: Prom Court 6; Home- coming Court 7; Spring Frolic 2,4,6,8 PRENTICE, JANICE— Book Club 6,7,8 PRENTICE, ROBERT— FGI 7,8: Hunt- ing Fishing 6 RAKESTRAW, CHARLES B.— Hunting Fishing 3,4,5.6.7: FGI 1.2,3,4,5,6,7,8 RAMSHAW, GARY— FGI 5.6,7,8 RANKIN, STEVE— Wrestling Club 2,3,4: Hunting Fishing 5,6,7,8 REARDEN, JEANIE— Tap Club 1,2,3,4, 5,6,7,8; A Cappella Choir 5,6,7,8: Soph Choir 3.4: Spring Frolic 2,4,6: National Honor Society 6,7,8 REED, DAVID— Pekinian 1 REED. VICKIE— Y-Teens 2,4,5,6; Record Club 7,8 REID, PHYLLIS— Y-Teens 3,4,5,6; Drama Club 7,8; Soph Choir 3,4; A Cappella Choir 5,6,7 REYNOLDS, JIM— Wrestling Club 3,4,5, 6.7,8: Los Conquistadores 7,8 REYNOLDS, LYNNE DIANNE— Y-Teens (Pres) 2; Soph Choir 3,4; A Cappella Choir 5; Dance Club 4,5,6; FNA (V. Pres) 7,8; Stunt Show 7; Spring Frolic 6: Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girls ' Club 1,2,3,4 RICCI, TOM— -Mrs. McThing, FGL Hunting Fishing RICKARD, C N N I E— Y-Teens 3,4,5.6; Record Club 7,8 RIVORD, T N I— Needlecraft 3,4.5,6: GAA, FNA 7,8 ROBERTSON, MARSHA— Spring Frolic 3.4.5.6: Girls ' Club 1.2.7,8; Tap Club 3.4, 1 nw BJI P ■ 5.6: Drama Club 7.8; Prom Committee 5.6; Senior Skit 7. Junior Class Representative RODGERS, JIM— Track 1,2,3.4,5,6; Cross country 3,4.5,6; FGI 7,8; Basketball 1,2 RODGERS, RICHARD— Frosh-Soph Foot- ball, Track, Crosscountry, Track Club, Tumbling Club RODGERS, SUSAN— Spanish Club 3.4,5, 6; Record Club 7,8 ROLLINS, BARBARA— Record Club 1; Drama Club 2,3,4; Dance Club 5,6,7.8: Spring Frolic ROSIERE, LESTER— Coin Club 3,4,5,6: Hunting Fishing 7,8 ROSSI, NORMA JEAN- Girls ' Club (council cabinet) 1,2,3,4; Student Coun- cil 2.5.7; Sec. of Intercampus Council. Pep Club 1.2.3.4: Drama Club 3.4.5.6.7.8 ROW ELL. DONALD— Dance Band Dance Band Club 1,2,3,4,5.6,7,8; Band 1, 2,3,4,5,6,7.8 RUPP. BETHALENE— Soph Choir 5,6; Book Club 3,4,5,6,7,8 SAGO, GLENDA— Girls ' Club 7,8; Y- Teens 3.4: FNA 5,6,7,8 SAUNDERS, JIM— Hunting Fishing 3,- 4.5,6,7.8 SAYERS, MIKE— Choir 2,3,4,5,6,7; Inter- murals 1; Chess Checkers 2; Hunting Fishing 3 SCHAEFER, DEBRA— Needlecraft 3,4; Y-Teens 5,6; Drama Club i,8 SCHILLING. NANCY— Tap Club 2,3,4; Drama Club 5,6,7,8; Spring Frolic 2,4; Soph Choir 3.4: A Cappella 5,6,7.8 SCHIMMELPFENNIG, ED A.— The Ri- dl ' -, The Solid Gold Cadillac Student Council 4.8: Pekinian Club Staff 3.4, 5.6.7. Drama Club 8; Boys ' Club 3.4.5, 6.7.8. Medical Award, Tazewell County Suence Fair S( HIMMELPFENNIG, ED R.— FFA 3.4, 5,6.7.8 (Pres., Sec, Treas.) SLHOTT, SANDR.4— Tap Club 2.3,4,5,6, 7.8: Spiing Frolic 2,4.6,8 SCHULER, KEN— Wrestling Club 3,4,5; Fro-h-Soph Wrestling 1.2,3,4; FGI 7.8 SCHWINN. PHIL— Football Team 1.3.5; Tennis Team 2,4,6; Tennis Club 1,2.3.4,5, 6.7,8; Wrestling 1,3 SEA, DOTTI— Y-Teens 1.2.3.4: Record Club 5.6 SEA. JIM— Intramural Club 3,4,5,7; Track Club 6.8 SEIPEL, LENORA ANNE— Drama Club 3,4,5,6,7.8 SELLERS, JANE— FTA 1,2: Girls ' Club 1,2; Spring Frolic 1,2.3,4,5.6.7.8; Prom Committee 5,6: Tap Club 1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8: Pekinois reporter, A Cappella 5.6.7.8: 1st place in 111. State music contest 3.4.7.8; Fresh Soph Class Representative SHAW. DEEN. — Book Club 3: Tap Club 4.5.6; Spanish Club 1.2: FNA 7.8 SHULTS, DENNIS— Hunting Fishing 3.4.5.6.7.8 (Pres. 7,8) SIDELL, GARY— Spanish Club 1,2.3.4: FTA 5.6.7,8; Assistant 8 SIDELL, LOUIS— Coin Club 3,4,5,6 (Treas); 5.6: FTA 7.8 SIMPSON, CURTIS— Tennis Club 5.6.7; Intramural Club 8: Band 1.2.3.4 SIMPSON. DON— FFA 1.2.3,4,5.6.7.8 SIMPSON. RON— FFA 1.2 (Sec). 3 (Re- porter). 4 (Chaplain). 5 (Sentinel!. 6 (Historian). 7 (Treas). 8 (V. Pres) SKAGGS, G. RY — Intramural 3: Hunting Fishing 4.5,6.7,8 SMALLEY. E R N E S T— Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1.2.3; Tennis 1,2; Tennis Club, Wrestling Club SMATHERS. BILL— Hunting Fishing 2: FTA 6: FGI 7.8 SMITH. CHERIE— A Cappella Choir. Soph Choir. Girls ' Club 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4.5.6: Spanish Club 1.2; Dance Club 1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8: Spring Frolics. Prom Com- mittee SMITH. NICK— Football 1.3.5.7: Football Club 7; Wrestling 1,3,5; Wrestling Club 1,2,3,4,5,6: Cliess Checkers 8; Band 1,2, 3.4,5,6,7,8: NHS 6,7,8 SMITH, I.ARRY— Hunting and Fishing Club 1,2: Football 3,4,5,6,7; Homecoming Court 7: S ports-Track 1,2,3,4,5.6,7,8: Fool- ball 1,2,3.4.5.6,7,8 SMOTHERS, ANGELA— Girls Club 1: Needle Craft Club 1,2,3,4: Red Cross Club 5,6.7,8: V. Pres. 6; Pres. 7,8 SNIDER, TOM— Hunting and Fishing Club 3,4,5,6,7: F.G.I. Club 8 SOMMER, JIM— Freshman Foolball 1: I ' lcshman Basketball 1,2; Sopli. Basket- ball 3,4; Basketball Club 3,4,5,6,7,8: Track 4: Varsity Football 7; Varsity Basketball 5.6.7,8; Homecoming Court 7 .SOURS, JOHN— Footlight Performers 5, 6; Future G.I. 7,8 SOUREN.SON, DAVE— Band 1.2.3,4,5,6,7, 8: Drum Major 5,6.7.8; Inside Chinkland .SOUHRADA, TOM— Frosh Football 1: Varsity Football 3,5,7; Frosh Baseball 2: arsitv Baseball 2,4,6,8; Swimming: Hunt- ing and Fishing Club 1,2.3,4,5,6,7,8: Stu- dent Council 1; Prom Court 6; Home- coming Court 7 SPILLMAN, JANET— Record Club 1; Drama Club 2,3,4; Dance 5,6,7,8; Spring Frolic SPRINGMAN. BEVERLY— Book Club 3, 4.7: Record Club 5,6 ST. CERNY, DOUG— Football 3,7; Base- ball 4; Fre.sh-Soph Wrestling; Hunting and Fishing Club 5,6; F.G.I. 8 STEPHENS, BECKY— Drama Club 3,4; Art Club (Pres. I 7,8; Tap Club 5,6; Prom Court; Homecoming Court; Student Coun- cil 3,4,5,6,7,8; Elite 8 Queen from Pekin stf:vens, MARJORIE— G.A.A. 4 STOLTZ. PETE— Boys ' Club 3,4,5: Wrest- ling Club 4,5,6,7,8; Football 3,4; Wrest- ling 1.2,3,4.5,6,7,8 SUDBERRY, JULIE— Melody Maids; A Cappella Choir 5,6,7,8; Sophomore Choir; Drama Club 3,4,5,6; Girls Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4 SUDBERRY, SANDY— Pep Club; Drama Club: Sophomore Choir; A Capella Choir; Spring Frolic 2,4; Girls ' Club 3,4; Prom Committee 6; Stunt Show 7 SUNN, P E G G Y— Student Council 8: Spring Frollic 2,4,6; Pep Club 6.7: Y- Teens 3,4: Tap Club 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8: Hos- tess for National Honor Society Stunt Show; Prom Committee SUSIE, TONI— GAA 1,2: Y-Teens 3,4, 5,6 (Pres. V. Pres.); Pep Club 5,6; FNA 7,8 SUTTON, KEITH— FTA 3,4,5,6,7,8 SWORDS, JANET— Sophomore Y-Teens 3.4: Needlecraft 8 TEBBEN, D.WE— Hunting FiJiing 3; Pekinian Photographer 4,5,6,7.8: The Ri- als 3: Little Foxes contest 8; I 229 Remember Mama 7; Mad Woman of Challiot 8; Ah Wilderness sound; Foot- ball Manager 1; BH THAYER, HAROLD— Golf Club 8; Wrest- ling Club 1,2: Football 1,3; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Golf 2,4; Swimming 5 THIES. ELIZABETH ANNE— Tap Club; Pep Club: Drama Club; Sophomore Choir; A Cappella Choir THOMAS. ANN— Drama Club 5; The Old Lady Shows Her Medals THOMAS, DONNA— Danee Club 3,4,5,6, 7.8; Spring Frolic 4,6,8; Pep Club 1; Freshman Choir 2 THOMAS, SUSIE— Record Club 3.5.6,7, 8: Y-Teens4: GAA 8 THOMPSON, ARLIN— Football Club 1.2; Intramural 3,4; Hunting Fishing 5,6; F.G.I. 7,8; Frosh-Soph Football: Swimming team; Track Team THORNTON. DIANE— Girls ' Club 1,2,3; FNA 5,6,7,8; Drama Club 2,3; Sophomore Choir THURMAN, RICHARD— Baseball Club 2,4.6.8; Basketball Club 1,3,5,7; Varsity Baseball 1,2,3,4,5,6.7,8 TIMIAN, MIKE— Baseball Club 2.4.6.8; Basketball Club 1,3,5,7; Baseball 1.2.3.4, 5,6,7,8; Choir 5,6.7 TOMLINSON, CHARLES— Hunting Fishing 8 TORREY, ELIZABETH— Y-Teens 1.2. Pres interclub council; Pep Club 1.2.3.4, 5,6: Drama Club 5,6.7,8: Spring Frolic 6; GAA 5; Girls ' Club 5 TRAW, SANDRA— Book Club 3,4; FTA 5,6,7,8; Stunt Show 7 TRAVIS, ROBERT— Chess S. Checker Club 3,4,5,6,7,8 TROWBRIDGE, DORIS— Red Cross 4; Y- Teens 5,6; Needlecraft 3.7.8 UBBEN, DAVID— Latin Club 1.2.3.4.5 UNDERWOOD, PEGGIE SUE— Pres. Fresh. Y-Teens; Freshman Club Sec-Treas- urer Girls ' Club 1,2.3.4.5,6,7: Girls ' Club Cabinet and Council: Pep Club 1,2,3,4,5, 6; Pep Club Council; Student Council 2, 4.6.8; Vice-President Sophomore Class: Frosh-soph Court; Dance Club 3.4.5.6; Vice-President of Junior Class: Student Chairman of 1963 Junior Senior Prom; Decoration Committee of Prom, Coronation Committee of Prom: Decoration Commit- tee of Frosh-Soph Party: Spring Frolics 2,4,6: Senior Homecoming Stunt; Pekinian Class section editor; Pekinois staff; Stage crew of Mr.s. McThing The Rivals VAN AUKEN. BARBARA— Soph Choir 3,4; A Cappella Choir 5,6,7; Tap Club 1, 2,3,4,5,6: Spring Frolics. Prom Commit- tee, Madwoman of Chaillot ; NFL 1,2, 3,4,5,6,7,8 VAN NATTAN, LARRY— Tumbling Club 3,4,7,8 VAUGAN, LOIS— Latin Club 1.2.3; Fresh Chorus 1,2; A Cappella Choir 7 VELDE, GARY— Football 1,2,3.4; Bas- ketball 6.8 VENTURI, RICK— Football Club 7; Base- ball Club 8 VESS. EVELYN LOUISE— Y-Teens 3.4.5, 6: Red Cross 7,8: Choir 1.2,3 VINEYARD, BONNIE— Pep Club 1,2: Book Club 3,4,5,6,7,8 VOGEL, PAT— FNA 7,8 OGELSA- G, PAM— Girls ' Club 1.2: Y- Teens 1,2; Dance Club 1: Drama Club 1,2,3,4: Pekinian Club 1; Prom Court, Fresh-Soph Court, Spring Frolic. A Cap- pella Choir. Soph Choir. Prom Com. VUCICH, CAROL— Drama Club 5.6.7.8 (V. Pres); Tap Club 3.4; Girls Club (Council Cabinet! 1,2,3.4.5,6.7.8: Stu- dent Council 6: Pep Club 1.2.3.4.5.6 (Treas): Pekinois 5.6 (Editor 7.8) Ameri- can Field Service Exchange Student; Spring Frolic 2.4; Inside Chinkland radio show 7.8; National Honor Society 6,7.8: National Forensic League 7.8; Ah, Wilderness!. All My Sons. I Remem- ber Mama. Madwoman of Chaillot, I lite Eight Queen Candidate, Individual Events Team 7,8; A Cappella Choir 5,6.7, 8; Soph Choir 3,4: 111. Scholarship Final- ist; Pekinian 7.8: Prom Decoration Com. 6; Y-Teens 1,2 WARD, SUE— Spanish Club 3.4.5.6.7.8 (Treas): A Cappella Choir 5.6.7.8; Chorus 1,2,3,4 WASION, JANICE— An Club Treasurer; Pep Club; Drama Club; Homecoming Candidate; Prom Decoration Committee: Prom Coronation Committee; .Y-Teens; Senior Class Secretary W ALBERT. SANDR. — Drama Club 5.6: Tap Club 2.3.4; Pekinian Club 7.8: A Cappella Choir: Spring Frolic 2.4: Pekin- ois Staff 2; Pekinian Art Editor 7; JS WALSH. JOHN D.— Chess Checkers Club 1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8: Football 1: Track 2;. Tennis 4; A Capella Choir; State. Solo 6.8 WARREN. SUSAN— Drama Club 4.5.6.7.8 (Program Chairman); Tap Club 3; Pep Club 1,2,3.4.5,6; Girls ' Club 1.2.3,4.5.6. 7.8; Pekinois Editor 7.8: Pekinois Staff 3,4,5,6,7,8; Spring Frolic 2; Individual Events 4,5,6,7,8; Inside Chinkland 7.8; National Forensic League 7,8; Na- tional Honor Society 6.7,8: Mrs. Mc- Thing ; Solid Gold Cadillac ; Ah, Wil- derness I Remember Mama ; The Lit- tle Foxes ; Mad ' Woman of Chaillot ; PCHS Elite 8 Queen Candidate; A Capel- la Choir 5,6; Sophomore Choir 3,4: - Teens 1,2: Prom Invitations Committee Chairman; Pekinian 7,8 WEAKLEY, BARBARA JEAN— Melody Maids 7,8; A Capella Choir 5.6.7,8; Soph- omore Choir 3,4; Class Plav 63 ; Drama Club 5,6; Y-Teens 1,2; State Music Con- test; Pep Club WEILAND, JERRY— Hunting and Fish- ing Club 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 WELCH, MIKE— Intramural 3,4; Book Club 5,6; F.G.L7,8 WENDELL, DONOVAN— Intramural 1,2, 3,4,5,6; F.G.I. 7,8 WERNOWSKY, LINDA— Y-Teens 3.4,5,6; Book Club 7,8; Choir 1,2,3 WERTZ, JERRY— Art Club .3.4,5.6,7,8 EST, JOE— Chess Checkers 3; Intra- al 4; Basketball Club 5,6,7,8 Intramural Club 2,3,4,6, WEST, MIKE F.G.I. 7,8 WICKER, ROBERT— Chess 3,4,5,6,8; Slide Rule Club 7; National Honor So- ciety 6 WIEBURG, CHERYL— Girls Club 1,2,3,4, 5,6; FTA 5: Pekinian 3,4; Spanish Club 4,5,6,7,8; Sophomore Choir 3,4; A Cap- pella Choir 5,6 WILDER, RAHN— Book Club 3,4,5,6,7,8; National Honor Society WILKINSON, MARSHA— Drama Club 1, 2,3,4,5,6,7,8 W ILLIAMS, RICHARD— Hunting Fish- ing Club 6,7,8; Baseball Club 1,2; Basket- ball Club 1,2 W ILLIAMS, VERLYN— Chess Checkers 3; Hunting Fishing 4,5,6,7,8 WILSON, BILL— Hunting Fishing 3,4, 5,6,7,8 WILSON, LINDA— Melody Maids 5,6,7.8; National Honor Society 6,7,8; The Ri- vals 3; All My Sons 6; Individual Events Team 3,4,5,6,7,8; National Forensic League 7,8; Music Contests; String En- semble; Pekinois Reporter 8; Girls ' Club 1,2,3,4,: .6,7 ,8; Tap Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4,5,6; A Cappella Choir 5,6,7,8; Soph- omore Choir 3,4 WINSTEAD, JOE— Track Club 2,4,6,8; Football Club 1,3,5,7; Fresh-Soph Foot- ball 1: Varsity Football 3,5,7 WINSTEAD. MIKE— Wrestling Club 2,4, 5,6,7,8; Football 1,3 WINTER, LINDA— Drama 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 WISEMAN, TERRY— Basketball Club 3,4, 5,7; Baseball Club 6,7,8; Intramural Club 5; Varsity Baseball Team WITTS, JOHN— Hunting Fishing 1,2,3, 4,5,6; FGI 7,8; Spanish Club 1,2 WOELFLE, DEAN— Forensics 1; Debate 1,2; Pekinian Staff 1; Pekinois Staff 1; Inside Chinkland 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8; Drama Club 3,4,5,6,7,8; A Capella Choir 5,6,7,8; The Rivals ; Ah Wilderness ; Solid Gold ' Cadillac ; All My Sons ; I Re- member Mama ; The Mad Woman of Chaillot ; The Oldy Lady Shows Her Medals ; Browning Version ; ' Little Fo. es ; Senior Class Treasurer; Senior Class Stunt Show; Student Council WOITH, RICKY— Coin Club 5,6; FGI 7.8 WOLF, SHERRY— Y-Teens 3,4,5,6 (Vice- President); Drama Club 7; Record Club 7; Record Club 8 WOLFER, TOM— Track; Football 1,2,3,4 WOLL, MARTHA— Dance Club 3,4,5,6,7, 8: Girls ' Club 1,2,3,4,5,6; Spring Frolic 2,3,4,5,6,7,8; Freshman Choir 1,2; A Cap- pella Choir 5,6,7,8; Pep Club 3.4,5,6 WOLTERS, LARRY— FTA 7,8; Intra- Muual 3,4; Chess Checkers 5,6 WOODRUFF, BONNIE— Drama Club; Book Club: Prom Committee W RIGHT, MARIBETH— The Rivals ; Ah, Wilderness ; Mrs. McThing ; Skin of Our Teeth; Pekinian Staff 7.8: Pekin- ois Staff 7,8 WORTH, ROBYN— Student Council Presi- dent 7,8; Student Council 3,5,7,8; Student Council Secretary 5; Girls ' Club 1,2,3,4,5, 6; Sophomore Class Secretary; Junior Class Treasurer; D. R winner: Frosh-Soph Court; Junior Senior Prom Queen; Home- coming Court; Drama Club; Dance Club YENTES, DIANNE— Tap Club; Record Club; Student Council 7; Junior Class Sec- retary; Prom Court: Homecoming Court; Frosh-Soph Cheerleader 1.2,3,4; Varsity Cheerleader 5,6,7,8; Spring Frolic OUELL, JANIS— Student Council 2,4,6, 8; Spring FroHc 4; Tap Club 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4,5,6; Drama Club; FNA 5,6, 7,8 (Secretary); Sophomore Choir 3,4; A Capella Choir 5,6,7,8; Y-Teens 1,2 (Vice- President) ' 63 Prom Coronation Commit- tee Chairman; Pekinois Typist 8 ZAHN, RUTH-Giris ' Club 1,2,3.4; FNA ic-e President 5,6,7.8: Drama Club 3.4: .Solid Gold Cadillac ; The Rivals ; Mrs. McThing ; Pep Club 1.2.3.4.5.6: Y- Teens 1.2; Decoration Committee of the ' 63 Prom; All My Sons iiMiillljlliJ;HJhiiiliiSliH;iiliW l II