Peoria High School - Crest Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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I 4. , A' My L .wx ,A Vvflgiww , ,. ?v,,gi!i.,., ,I-re, va, , X Q. ,t X is l. -vl,QSg,,r xii. 1. 4,-g Q i'-' ' V . - -. 0 5 f ze A -V' 'ff' P L- 'W--'-P '-V -...m-Z -Q4 V r V . . . ' 1 -Ez-if,.:-,'.31VV.. gE L-.1 w V icy 4 'H 72 .flfg X 'K N25 'E f X I m 'Kg pig? Q K0 C1 w.22ff,, T-6 , f 1' M uf ,X 4 7 ' A S4 .' 'f 4 ' 1' f -V , . j fs ' I f THE CREST. ..1952 THE YEARBOOK OF PEORIA HIGH PUBLISHED BY THE CREST STAFF Peoria, Illinois . . . 1952 SCHOOL K 1 J J' fi-ja R' n fx x ' f 9 EX LIBRIS - . . . . . .,...'1- g.......,.... H.. ..L- . , , Q il, -.....-. COME WITH US DOWN TO THE DEPTHS OF THE KINGDOM UNDER THE SEA! 'wx T 4 Xxwxx E, A ,wiv 'I DEDKAUON MISS INE1 RHOPADES We, lhe students of Peoria High School, want to thank you, MISS INEZ admirable work you've done for us. The help you've ' d and our school will, because ol you A houl, we grateiully decli OADES for the b appreciate, ldn r do wit RH given us will long e remain on lop. To you, whom we cou cate this l952 CREST. Xxx :W J si ! 1 li , F ,W ..-- ' We-mwl 4 A ,- K -,wwf ' THE AQUARIUM N jf, TABLE OF CONTENTS THE CREST FOR T952 I MERMAIDS . . . FA TROPICAL FISH . . . SEN GAME FISH...w . . . som-no Res I ODD CREATURES OF THE SEA...m SCHOOLS -OF FISH . ..ACT S ACTIVE INHABITANTS OF THE SEA... X DAVEY JONES' LOCKER . . . ADV :W fa, - If f,, S, ,T L I' ' MQ, -If 4 5'1 I I Lf I I fl I I I Q1 SG QW v,..N awww 'M'--. 5 5 g QE X ? i if . '3 ai , wi . Q 2 ,:.,,5 N 5 k, S A H i THE LIGHTHOUSE THE T952 CREST STAFF Co-editors . T..TTTTTT... ...TTTT M iriam Domnitz, Joan Howard Business Manager TTTTTT . T T TT TT .T Joan Rosenburg Advertising Manager T TT T Frances Oechsle Art Editor ,s.., T T TT T Shirley Stever Associate Editors Aff T TT s.sss ....s T . TT Karen Murry Faculty .sss T TT Marilyn Durham, Nancy Sanders 5Gf1i0f T T . TT Carol Borders, Anne Swedell UGSSGS T .TT.TT .T TTTT Mary Ann Armbruster, Jeanne Perkinson Activities T TT T T T. T Jill Knoblock, Shirley Stuber Afhl9flCS -T T T T TT T TTTT T Jeanne Behm Calendar T Carol Sibilsky, Leanne Stone PhOf0Qf0Pl'lY T T TTTT T Jackie LaRowe TYPlSf TT T T T T Jacky Hayes Photographers Orainlee Heuermann, Whit Joslin, Jim Matheny, Mike Negley, John Van Deventer, Robin Whitmore Assistant Editors Gary Bonties, Margaret Deobald, Joan Hall, Frances Harker, Sylvia Jones, Joan Kraus, Bette McDonough, Nancy Moore, Nancy Roake, Jan Saville, Jo Sweney Art Staff Judy Binkele, Barbara Deitrick, Gordon Haeger, Ginger Hale, Fred Hazelrigg, Sylvia Jones, Deanna Litterst, June Marshall, Carol Pierce, Janet Reece, Gerald Swank, Warren Willems, Natalie Williams Business Staff Sondra Boring Gerry Brown, Louise Duff, Mary Ann Frye, Jayne Fultord, Jackie Furst, Ann Gaskins, Judy Hawkins, Ann Landwirth, Janice Locher, Barbara Marr, Eleanor Mayne, Judy Reesman, Mary Lou Rowlette, Caro- line Shinkle, Janann Smith, Ann Taylor, Marilyn Whittaker Advisors Miss Ada Mae Albright, Miss Florence Giles, Mr. Ernest Koepping, Mr. Harlan Suffield SEE WORTHY ,Qs rAq uuv ,rx Nunn! T .V ,.,, M M ,,.', I 5 k'.,' gi1119,ff'f To M E R M A I DS IFACULTYD The faculty are the students' helpers as the mer- maids are King Neptune's helpers. They not only teach the students but also make them better citi- zens by helping them to understand others. The students need the teachers, helpers of the school, as King Neptune needs the mermaids, helpers of the sea. Dr. Melvin G. Davis Dr. John H. Harris Dr. Anthony Marinaccio John L. Carson Superintendent of Schools Assistant Superintendent Assistant Superintendent of Schools of Schools Wentworth C. Jacquin L, R955 Johnson Joseph O. Malone il-Q JUXUN f-N A xx: Lx 'N 1-N N. N 'flxlx iv- , N N5 , . A-.N Mm. f ,Ar . r O I ' 0 O f Q, N . ' 4-Y N 3? George Mules Edward Saurs O H M N RQ L ' . C wa H wma x ill w V I7 fl I-1 H3 N SN UQ ' QV 1129, L L 2-Nl Q-It Lvixixt-si1.rt,W k. X -3 U 124' ' .XID , . gb O Q ,yx5,3Q-N ,if f we -' -was e- -- , l'-- f C J yr i 1 s q l WY4 , y , . , f, . fn' 'rw 'h ga Lg iff! ' - md ,www , . X ,E . 4, H - . X ?a?Qm-: ru C, if L A A ,,. Lx 1 1' J' ,f n- f, ' f ig. J ,f Qs . . X f-1a24,.:4z,gQgsgi :bKis., ,, 75 9.1 -zgypugp .-.,, , f- Clyde L. Schwyhart BOARD 4 f A ':-'vw .. . . . gg, , v:wf..'.j..K,0-0. ' - ' .2 2 ' k 'HF' - is-ai A-.--:ifv-i-7 -. XE--if 3 Q, 'DL OF EDUCATION Page 9 ADMINISTRATION I Page 10 HOWARD A. HUNTER, M.A. Principal ri, Bernard F. Swedell, M.A. BES5 D- HAI-E, M-A Deqn Qf Boys DSGI1 of Girls tt , , if im 1,-wr p ,V -Q 3'g1Qf,fg. . Y V' iff, ffl . .7 9721 ' ,f',fAWl4 :f?:ll54! -' sz rw?-1 1 -I 4 Lila! 5 ' :Q ' IZA if -' 2 ' - .xzsilhfr J 1. -2,4 34 Albflghfi Ad'-1 M091 Bauder, Harry Bibo, ANNO, M.A. Vocational Machine Shop B.A. Math . . . Algebra - - Home Economics . . . CREST . . . Quill and He shows us how things junio, Ncfgonci Homo, 50. Scroll llfk- ciety . . . Class of '55 shels UlWUYS f9adY tv She teaches us to Sew hand. Bielema, Martin, M.A. Algebra , , . Geometry . . . Student Council He gives the right angle to the acute and the lend a 'A Bunch, Irene, Ph.B. French . . . Spanish . . French Club She speaks English too. f 2 ...fx ,- If' ,QI s X f Xl Burns, George, Just So. A.B. Civics . . . Sociology . . . cue Club FACULTY He likes accent. f If C iw 2' Q . XX e X -9 W 4 six 'ff 1 i 3 NX X77 W4 UH ,- !.Pl il il x A A ll'1 l l I ' li f, xi, ' i hy. W . Conway, Helen, M.A. English She enioys travel and its rewards. obtuse. sf, JI 1 I. li lx f C A '1'? Chamness, Theoline, Cockm,-,I Willard, Ph.B.' B.Ed. Orthopedic Room - - - Distributive Education Cue Club . . . Student Dlleclory A quiet and efficient Nothing is impossible is her philosophy. person. Coppock, Georgia, A.B. Latin . , . Latin Club . . . Policy and Planning Com- mittee She brings life to Latin. Deal, John W., Deppe, Edna, M.A. B.S. Algebra Art . . . Class of '54 sponsor . . . Red Cross It's good to see you back this year. She enjoys dabbling with paint. Page 1 1 as VR' Echard, Bonnie, B.S. Physical Education , y , o.A.A. U O Her cheerful nature X W makes her popular. ' V Q 1 . -5 - , G 2 x l Fx li i .S ,V . - 3-iP. 'S'?f'-, N-'Ii5'f2:ssgai3gc ,' - ef- lg,-' W--'iw'-4 1 M-ll' l l 93' Fieselman, Elizabeth, B.S. Home Economics . . . Li- brary Assistant . . . Li- brary Club make Her duty is to good housewives out of Fluegel, Theodore, M,5, M.A. Chemistry . . ' Algebm Trigonometry . . . Geome- I . . p,-oiedion Crew try . . . CREST . . . Junior National Honor Society It might be CHH2 lCHJl fN0,j, ,O him bu, WS We welcome you to the TN1' ,Q us. CREST Staff. our girls. ?r-X Hurst, Nelson Radio and Television He likes radio and is annoyed by short cir- cuits. Kinhofer, Garma, M.A. Biology . . . Senior Na- tional Honor Society A Doctor ol Frogology is her favorite degree. Page 12 Juska, Tony, M.Phy.Ed. Physical Education , . . Social Science . . . Var- sity Football He is a great addition to our coaching stall. FACULTY Hawkins, Dawson, B.A. Physical Education . . . History . . . Varsity Bas- Heghin, Yervant, M.A. History Social Science Club lcetball . Assistant Football . . ASSiSlGf1l History is his story. Baseball Basketball is his very life. U I 0 I ,gf,g4s:--zgffeief Ly, ,IW - liifr? ,f , ill' E 5' WJ ,iii f' 'Q MHZ lr' jf ' SJ' V r-.A .,s,, ,-s.-f,- Koepping, Ernest, M.A. A Bookkeeping , , , Gen. eral Business . . . Eco- nomics . . . CREST He helps us balance the CREST books. mg.,- J Lamberton, Margaret, M.S. Shorthand . . . Typing . . . Dramatic Honor So- ciety . . . Publicity Speed and accuracy make a hit with her. Logan, Raymond, B.Ed. Building Trades . . Stage Crew He's handy with a ham- mer. M.S. Mechanical Drawing . . Committee of Forty . , Cheer Leaders A merry man is he. Myers, Joseph, A.B. English . . . Track . . Cross-Country . . . Letter- men's Club A mighty man! MUSOCCO, Tressiet Matson, Frances, M.A. M.A. Physical Education . , . Sight Conservation . . . G.A.A. , . . Policy and Cue Club . , , Social Planning Committee Committee I ' - Class of '53 Sponsor Competition for Babe Didrikwh? We hope she likes us as.welI as we like her. 7 1 Pacey, Jack, M.A. Biology . . . Stage Crew . . . Talent Board He has lun on field trips, too. FACULTY o ri .A 0 il ,gig ,, X 1 new no f Afkxs ' 5 X538 If . 5 F3522-.55 fs- fee- ' 1 f EF'25'i: fc ,11o?'-1'-115:15 L, ' :ff 1132552212: J f, , -f - - -f 'TT ff 4-54195: I' ff ' 4 - I' -. 53' ,...a- E UW Reynolds, Lester, Rice, Emily, M.S. M.A. Vocational Auto Mechanics English He knows his nuts and Hey ghqym makes Eng- bolts. lish interesting. McCormick, James, B.A. English . . . History . . . N Senior National Honor So- ,' ciety , . . Class of '55 ' Sponsor , , . Social Cam- - mittee His tests are tough if you don't study. Tsar ,QT X ' fills , ' 15 'Q' I. X H4 . 4 ,E 412 4 .y W E , '7 .,:':- , , X ,-' 5x ,X S Q -Y' , EY. n. i i Ni Pc Zyl' Jia I ' t 73, I I t is X , N i . . A. . l fl? ft if ,, ,E P . J ' E N. il Xllx f f4f7l x X . F, V 'Huw V I 1 1 f' l IJ 9 f i W' ff ff y it O ., W! 1 tt f ti X X 'I Jud X i i 'Ui-- U Cl V- 'P N 'Q l XX I' J ! l is V ' J X KH i Pearson, Eleanor ' Social Committee . , Cosmetology She makes us beauti- full?l H iv' T 'J .,, at if L' Q. lifts-1-- 3 ' is iii' 'fiifsiss -5 fi., X , ' 5717 ii , 2,1 ' 1 iw yr? 21 A - , it L W, 'wwe ,v M Runkle, Lewis Vocational Auto Mechanics He knows what makes the wheels go 'round. ,Hwy i' Poshard, Florence, M.M. Choral Music . . . Music Workshop , . . Pep Club Gum chewers-Beware! Saurs, Bruce, B.S. Physical Education . . . Varsity Baseball. . .Foot- ball End Coach . . . Assistant Basketball He rates a cheer in any sport. page 13 Schubring, William, M.A. English . . , Opinion . Quill and Scroll Quiet, but a capable leader. rl f F.. PQ ff? ff? eff' I rr .1- v 'gi - v- A-fa,n 0,0 F4 N' Spickard, Elma, B.A. Speech . . . English . . Jusendra Our favorite actress. f' 4- -Z X Fmsmf N -e eg SC - 2 r - ,- -Zi. FACULTY 7V,V i n V. K .1 .,,, .. f g 8 V . . QM, ,W T, x . ' .4 QYY' W. . ff is' A.-. i.:,I'st, 6 .g ltr tv - f 24295 l it P 4 V 'W me ffitf' .' WW ffnsfw. ' C, Q' J inn ta in J K ,K K 5 Q, , 0 si 5 gg my r A x g! ,J 3 53 T' si are Ji r K it r I.. 1 Q , iStai ge , Eugene , A i i B.S. English . . . Library Club Welcome to Peoria High. Suffield, Harlan, M.S. Physics . . . General Science . . . CREST . . . Policy and Planning Com- mittee Gu-f' Suffield, Lyle, B.S. Vocational Art . . . Ce ramics . . . Art Lyle Suftield-our twen- tieth-century Rembrandt. Sullivan, Mary, M.S. Office Occupations Oh! For a world with- out stop signs. - 'l i Qi C an 4 .rf 4.1. 1 I - 'T trial Y, N f-'P l' ji 'X f V ll l Z7 it J it l lui Y ex ll . i say.-f -y' J i- Swisher, Glyda, Szepessy, J. Elmer, 'T - , Tu L s , J M.A. M.A. -1' !.9:1 ' 'Z' x ,.9K 4 , English . . . Y-Teens Orchestra ' Cl I J. , . Ambition-to be a law- Who said musicians yer. were tempermental? Troth, John VanDeventer, John, VUNDYRGI Erma Typing . . . Junior Na- M.S. Cosmetology tional Honor Society Mathematics I Hec- Q Q . tricity . . . Ticket Com- we hope you llke P'H's' He would like to live rn mmee ' ' I POHCY and a log cabin. Page 14 Planning Committee A man of many abil- ities. Wallace, Leverett, B.S. Social Studies . . . Fresh.- Soph. Football Coach Teaching Social Studies is less nerveracking,isn't it? Pl'l.B. English , . . Senior Class Sponsor . . . Faculty Flaw- er Fund Her sunny smile is known by all. -ve' fl Yuhause, Joseph, M.A. U, S. History . . , Citi, zenship . , . Varsity Swimming Congrats to the swim- ming team. Westhoff, Wilbur, B.S. Waodshop . . . Class of '52 Sponsor What was that secret ambition? ' -af ff' Ziegler, Charlotte, M.A. German . . , English , . . Policy and Planning Com- mittee . . . German Club The Golden Rule is her motto. Si' it ' , 2 e r 1 , ' l .9 f r. If .A 111114 -4 5.3, ' V' -. V' x 1-,x t x Wilde, Merida, A.B. Spanish . . . Latin Stamp Club Reading mysteries favorite pastime. l 'Q FACULTY is her Woodman, Forrest, M.A. Band Don't ask Mr. Woodman to fix your flat tires! 0 F n . Q as M . f vrfl , fin H ff I N ' 4 1 fin. 5,1 . I 1 f I Filpxkne lm Indo y A rf, ,ts F f GH 'J-'Q if K If if I! ff' f- -f ,.:,.f A, 4 Dyslin, Loretta Accompanist What would the choral department do without her? ,J KW McMilIen, Hazel Records Clerk Don't loose those locker combinations. Parker, Leona lnel Ziegler, lilly Attendance Clerk Seclelorl' B00klreeper, Treasurer Cut and she'Il catch you. Mr' Hunlefs Hgh' mm' MWUY5 h9lPfUl- Page I5 014 'HQ CAFETERIA Page I6 CUSTODIANS 4 f AQ, Y .2 QPR. ' L R. ,, , , Ex NV 'x Q'sfai- f' N. me X Q WEL! K I 'bvf , 1 X , rf Y , X N . - f X ' ' Xf' ,Q X N214 V X m ' . 2 E XX fi , 1 I ' 1 SENIORS ITROPICAL FISH! J r TRUPICAL FISH ISENIORSD The Tropical Fish are the most colorful in the sea. The Seniors, just as the Tropical Fish, are prominent among the classes. The examples they set will either help or break down the co-operation, school spirit, and good sportsmanship of the other classes It is up to the Seniors to create good color in school just as the Tropical Fish create good color in the sea. lg C C g g, , .. milf ',,,,..' 5 'Hf f. -,:: L, ni I Wife - Z ffl-aifgw f lj: 2 'lf W f if , 5 0 if 5 , 1: 4 ,- f 'ff-7.'2f i, f' 4l2i', , K A,.. My ,VVV ,.,. , Gordon Selkirk Pal PowleY Pfesideny Vice Presidenf SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS In ?,i ff- S,Qk W, ix? SfSS Carmen Klaus Howard Taylor Secrefary Treasurer SPONSORS A Lucille Walfmire Wilbur Wesiholf Advisor Advisor Graduation day has come for the seniors. Page I7 N033-A EDB L DAT E -' NUV. 30 TIME-STD lIP.M. PLACE.-'RE.C PR'LCE '15' CDUFLE 595759 D ll J k k f fo the Worm wobble. Alexander, Colleen Music Workshop . . . Ger- man Club . . . Opinion . . . Pep Club . . . Office Assistant , . . Dean's Assistant . . . Senior Service Club . . . Cue Club . . . Jusendra . . . Musical Extravaganza . . . G.A.A .... Stunt Shows Puddy is a peppy, friendly gal-we hope she can always have a good time. Armbruster, Mary Ann CREST . . . Pep Club . . Junior Red Cross . . . Cue Club . . . G.A.A. . . . Jusenclra . . . lne dian Captive . . . Stunt Show . . . Musical Ex- travaganza . , . Music Workshop . . . Senior Service Club . . . Pink Magic Mary Ann's bound to be successful and she'll have a good time do- ing it. Batz, Don Fresh.-Soph. Baseball . . . Fresh.-Soph. Football . . . Varsity Football . . . ln- tramural Basketball . . . Page and Office Assistant , . . Opinion Don is always seen buzzin' around in his little black convertible. Anderson, Esther Glory Airs We hope when Esther goes to college she'll find time for just hav- ing fun. Balzer, Bill Fresh.-Soph. Football . . . Fresh.-Soph. Baseball . . Fresh,-Soph. Basketball... Varsity Football . . . Var- sity Basketball . . . Var- sity Baseball . . . Ger- man Club , . . Letter- men's Club Wee Willie will be known always for his three favorite words Where's the party? Alspector, Donna Pep Club . . . Cue Club . . . French Club . . . Page . . . Jusenclra . . . Opinion . . . Stunt Show . . . G.A.A .... Social Science . . . Pink Magic We'll all remember Don- na as Estrelita in the Senior Class play. X G ld Fisk XX xxkhlll Nw Q X X .F Xxx - it Q V. .,. e X153 - sly.. RAW Cel: 1-'al Telescope. i XA 5 ' . XXX i il ' ' XXX iii Y PQ X' Q -I X x :J . 'ignite .- .win . ,, ,,.., , if Egan i f--xt ez.-.. Nerf.: l , -5.-A , in cr ,lr . , , -r , . il S X X! fix, '25, , x , i XX K ' a X Y l -i' .nn -f - Y. SENIORS Bean, Louis Hermitage Springs High School, Tennessee Central was glad to welcome Louis Bean. Anderson, Wayne Fresh.-Soph. Football . . . Fresh.-Soph. Baseball . . . Fresh.-Saph. Basketball... Varsity Baseball . . . Var- sity Faotball . . . Com- mittee ot Forty . . . Let- termen's Club . . . Stunt Show Wayne's content playing or talking about base- ball. sinh Barton, Don Fresh.-Soph. Baseball . . . Fresh.-Soph. Football . . . Fresh.-Soph, Basketball... Varsity Football . . . Var- sity Basketball . . . Var- sity Baseball . . . Stunt Show , , , Lettermen's Club' With Don's wonderful sense of humor and athletic ability he'll be a star baseball player. Anderson, Barbara Spanish Club . , . Latin Club . . , Jusendra . . . Pep Club . . . Musical Extravaganza , . . Stunt Show . . . Cue Club . . . G.A.A. Barb's spirit has added a great deal to our school. Babcock, Chuck Stamp Club . . . Social Science Club . . . l.0tIf1 Club Chuck is one of the many whose life ambi- tion is to be a success. Beard, lberville Intramurals . . . Football Manager Though his destination is unknown, we know he will be a success in anything he does. Page 19 Beck, Lowell Committee of Forty . . . Council Vice-Pres ,... Pres. Illinois Association of Student Councils . . . Musical Extravaganza . . . Fresh.-Soph. Track . . . Intramural Bowling . . . Latin Club . . . Key Club . . . German Club . . . Cue Club . . . Jusendra . . . Office Assistant Will always be remem- bered for being an out- standing leader at F.H.S. Borders, Carol CREST . . . Latin Club . . . Cue Club . . . G.A.A .... Musical Ex- travaganza . . . Red Cross . . . Pep Club Carol will make a won- derful private secretary. Bultemeier, Dave Intramural Bowling . . . Intramural Basketball . . . Opinion We know Dave, who is a friend of many, will be happy in the future as a writer. Page 20 Biggs, Tom Latin Club . . . Key Club . . . Fresh.-Soph. Football . . . Intramural Basketball . . . Intramural Bowling ...CueClUb...ln- tramural Football Varsity Golf Stunt Show Jr National Honor Society Tom did a lot for Cen trals golf team Brian, Don Fresh.-Soph. Football . . . Key Club . . . Stunt Show , . . Intramural Bowling . . . Latin Club . . , Varsity Golf Between eating and golf Don's time is practically used up. C Behm, Jeanne CREST . . . G.A.A. . . . Pep Club . . . Jusendra . . . Senior Service Club . . . Fashion Shows We hope her wish to get married comes true. L 1 l 1 itll' t It , 4 Gotd Gush SENIORS Burns, Bill Fresh.-Soph. Football . . Intramural Baseball . . . Intramural Basketball . . . Transferred from Wash- ington High School Where there's a good time, there's Bill. Binkele, Judy German Club . . . French Club . . . Page . . . Counselor's Assistant . . . Jr. National Honor So- ciely A really sweet girl who always excels in any- thing she does Brown, Gerry Pep Club . . . Spanish Club CREST Stunt Show . . . Musical Ex- travaganza . . . Jusendra . . , Rhapsody in Blue . . . Senior Service Club Gerry has represented the class of '52 in homecoming for four years. We all are proud to know her. Behrman, Bruce Spanish Club . . . Stamp Club . . . Social Science Club . . . Intramural Bowling Bruce will have to work hard to become a chem- ical engineer since his pastime is sleeping. Braswell, Genevieve Cue Club . . . Latin Club . . . Musical Extravaganza . . . G.A.A. Genny's sincere ways will help her in her career as a nurse. Button, Gene Bugs will someday leod a famous Dixie- land band. Remembered for his fine trumpet playing. Case, Gerald Stunt Shows . . . Spanish Club . . . Fresh.-Soph. Football . . . Fresh.-Soph, Baseball . , . Fresh.-Soph. Golf . . . Cross-Country . . . Varsity Football . . . Varsity Golf . . . Intra- mural Sports We're sure Jerry will make a success in lite. Corne, Sally Talent Board Assembly . .. Cue Club . . . Stunt Show Pep Club . . . Jusendra A peppy gal who will be remembered for her hard work at P.H.S. ts 13 ct iw 'tra' ,,ps222r+ii,r1 fi 9,9-Ji 31 We 4 25' 2 1 Fifi 'tn-fs ,vw .r ' J M, W-eww ew, to A --fe A ,,rtg,g,, ,.L. , r:e 1: ,ispeei A,--,, - ,r,e,Er,5Ld ,H ,iw - -- ' - ii -W if ' 'rs' . '..if' 'rr' 11,33 .,55'5:, 'iii i A ' ififii-L -'fi . -- . 1 -25.151572 f-fs:ff s'g- :gg ' I X -zfwilillffr ,is Daily, Genevieve Cue Club . . . G.A.A. . . . Musical Extrava- ganza We'll remember Jenny for her beautiful singing voice. i? Cohen, Gloria Latin Club . . . Cue Club . . . Jusendra . . . Pep Club . . , Opinion , , , Musical Extravaganza . . . Stunt Show . . . Red Cross Gloria's a swell girl who wants to be happy and will always have fun. Cramer, Tom A good-looking boy who wants to make a million dollars quick. Clark, Steve Key Club . . , Committee of Forty . . . Latin Club , . . Intramural Basket- ball lt super - salesman Clark can't sell you a magazine, no one can. I I I ,ff 1' If , In I 1 ' 1 f Kgs, i- , y un. X I 1 --iii i f ' x rl X ' -1 DQTYL ' -me-of SENIORS Daniels, Adrian Fresh,-Saph. Football . . Fresh.-Soph. Baseball . . . Musical Extravaganza . . . Stunt Show . , . French Club . . , Intramural Football . . . Intramural Basketball 4 . . Intramural Baseball . . . Red Cross . . . Cue Club Before too long we'll be tuning into Adrian's program an the radio. Coogan, Nancy Spanish Club . . . Cue Club . . . Jusendra . . . Pep Club , . . Social Science Club , . . Dean's Assistant . . . Cheerleader . , . Indian Captive , , , Musical Extravaganza . . . Stunt Shows . , . Cam- mittee of Forty . , , Senior Service Club . . . Soph. Class Officer We'll remember Nancy for her wonderful job of cheerleading and for her sparkling personal- ity. Cunningham, Richard Track . . . Lettermen's Club Keep on reading, Dick, and you're sure to achieve that Ph.D. Clopper, Rich Varsity Swimming . . . Varsity Golf , , . Fresh.- Soph. Baseball . . . Span- ish Club . . . Cue Club . . . Intramural Basketball ...Stunt Show . .. Lettermen's Club Richy will always be re- membered for his feats in swimming. Craggs, Claire Latin Club . . . French Club . . . Jusendra . . . Committee of Forty . . . Pep Club . . . G.A.A. . .. Page . . . Stunt Shows Opinion . . . Music Work- shop . , . Senior Service Club . . . Student Coun- cil Claire is well known throughout P.H.S. halls for being so capable in everything she does. Davies, Jim Track . . . Spanish Club . . . Jr. Class Officer . . . Talent Board Jim is certain to became a dependable dentist. Page 21 Page Davis, John Fresh.-Soph. Football . . . Fresh.-Soph. Basketball . .. Fresh.-Soph. Baseball . . . Junior Red Cross . . . French Club . . . Junior Hi Y . , . Senior Hi Y . . . Transfer from Wood- ruff ' lt was a Woodruff loss and a Central gain when John came to P.H.S. Dixon, Sam Fresh.-Soph. Football . . . Fresh.-Soph. Basketball... Varsity Basketball . . , Lettermen's Club Sam will be remember- ed for his basketball playing. Edwards, Carolyn Ticket Committee Carolyn worked dili- gently on the Ticket Committee. 22 Della Donna, Raymond Bowling . . . Fresh.-Soph. Baseball . . . Intramural Basketball . . .Stunt Show Ray will be a prosper- ous engineer, when he isn't sleeping, his favor- ite pastime. Domnitz, Miriam CREST . . . Committee of FortY . - . Cue Club . . . Jr. National Honor So- ciety . , . Ticket Com- mittee . . . Jusendra . . . G.A.A .... French Club . . . Art Club . . . Social Scicence Club . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Stunt Show . . . Indian Cop- tive . . . Pink Magic A very able co-editor of the Crest known for her friendly smile. Dees, Sara Ellen G.A.A .... Latin Club , . . Cue Club . . . Office Assistant . . . Jusendra . . . Musical Extravaganza . . . Junior Red Cross We hope someday to see Sara's name on a great novel. -f-' g:ij2f-.E'fL-ziif-A li , WC 5 ff l'ifif'- f - 7-I jg1:3j',',. ' zfvsf c if B? ,ffl 57 - ffs -. ef f-5 Q X X 5 I Pllvr 01' Fi sh SENIORS Farwell, Chester Chester's another one whose pet peeve is women drivers. Denny, Evalyn Evie is so friendly we all enjoy knowing her. if .ff Douglas, Paul Fresh,-Soph. Football . . . Fresh.-Soph. Basketball . . , Fresh.-Soph. Track . . . Varsity Football . . . Var- sity Basketball . . . Var- sity Track Everyone who knows Paul will remember his wonderful bass voice. DeGaris, Sally Cue Club . , . Spanish Club . . . Jusendra . . . Stunt Show . . . Talent Board Assembly . . . Pep Club P.H.S. will remember Sally for what she has done around school. Dodds, Dorothy G.A.A .... Pep Club , , . Music Workshop . . . French Club . . . Cue Club . . . .lusendra . . . Stunt Show . . . MuSiCGl Extravaganza Dorothy is one of Cen- tral's favorites. Feser, Darlene Pep Club. . . G,A.A. . . . Music Workshop . . . Cue Club . . . Social Science Club . . . Musical Ex- travaganza Anytime you see Dee streaking by you'll know she's on her way to the record shop for the latest hot platters. Flagg, Janice Pep Club . . . Spanish Club . . . Opinion . . . Style Show . . . Musical Extravaganza We remember .lani for her beautiful red hair and sweet voice. Frye, Deloris G.A.A. Deloris can always be found listening to rec- ords by Billy Eckstine. Graves, Jay Fresh.-Soph. Basketball... Fresh.-Soph. Baseball . . . Varsity Basketball . . . Cross-Country . , . Stunt Show. . .Cue Club... Committee of Forty . . . Social Council , . . Let- termen's Club , . . Fresh- man Class Officer .lay is remembered as a skilled basketball play- er. Fowler, Joan Stunt Show . . . Opinion Joan's smile and sweet personality have won the hearts of everyone. 'L Goelz, Warren Fresh.-Soph. Football . . Fleener, Betty Jo Ticket Committee Betty .lo has done a lot for P.H.S. since com- ing trom Iowa. 5' 1- lil ua. Phill mu Franklin, Mary Ruth Latin Club . . . Cue Club . . . Jusendra . . , G.A.A .... Music Work- shop . . . Social Science Club . . . Pink Magic Mary Ruth we are sure w be a success whatever she does , ,il if is , E, SENIORS FfeSh--50Ph- Tfvfk - - Goodapple, Jeanette Fresh.-Soph. Basketball . .. Varsity Football . . . Var- sity Track . . . Lettermen's Club . . . Pink Magic A really friendly person who dreams of being a millionaire. Green, Jim Stage Crew . . . Varsity Track . . . Jusendra . . . Cue Club . . . Stunt Show Music Workshop . . . ln- tramurol 'Football Jim is always on the stage and works hard. Maiorette lk We know Jeanette will go far as a beautician. Fouts, Kay Student Council . . . Ju- sendra , 4 . Pep Club. . . Latin Club . . . Musical Extravaganza . . . Cue Club . . . Music Work- shop . . . Pink Magic . . . Stunt Show , . . Opinion . , . G.A.A ,... Jr. Nat'I Honor Society , . . Rhap- sody in Blue . . . Quill and Scroll . 4 . Office Assistant Here is a girl, who can be depended on for get- ting things done right. Gaskins, Ann Latin Club . . . Cue Club . . . Jusendra . . . CREST Pep Club . . . Musical Extravaganza . . . Stunt Shows . . . Rhapsody in Blue . . . Quill and Scroll Ann will be remember- ed for her sweet and sincere ways. Greene, John Student Council . . . Cue Club . , . Spanish Club . . . Stunt Show . .. Jusendra . . . Committee of Forty . . . Key Club . . . Varsity Gall . . . Fresh.-Soph. Baseball John's characteristic of good school spirit will undoubtedly lead him to success. Page 23 Greenwood, Ronald Intramural Football . . . Intramural Basketball . . . Intramural Bowling Ronald enjoys all sports immensely. we..-up Grote, Gloria G.A.A ..., Pep Club . . Cue Club . . . French Club . . . German Club . . . Latin Club We know Gloria will be a success. I Gunther, Richard Diclr's ambition is to make money and his pastime is to spend it. use fn-' -im-1-rv Haeger, Gordon Sacial Sciencce Club Gordon is one of the many Cardinal fans. Hale, Roland Committee of Forty . . . Lettermen's Club . . . Cross-Country . . . Stunt Shaw . . . Intramural Basketball You might find Rol- and studying if he's not getting into trouble. 'ago 24 --as Gregg, Tebby Cheerleading . , , Junior Class Ollicecr . . , Latin Club. . , Pep Club... G.A.A .... Stunt Show . . . Musical Extravaganza Tebby is a peppy l'il cheerleader. r, f s .,.s e' 1 , ,l , I ,I in 3 -V V v J is S - v .V 1 C Gqurrml hah SENIORS Hamilton, LaVerne Pep Club . . . G.A.A. LaVerne excels in sports ot all kinds. 0 Guenther, Frank Latin Club . . . Opinion . . . Swimming Team . . , Jusendra . . . Golf Team . . . Lettermen s Club . . . Stunt Shows . . . Key Club . . . Science Club Frank's a great addition to our swimming team. MNH' H-1-...-I Hale, Hester CREST . . . G.A.A. Ginger is bound to be a success as a beauty operator. '04 Griffin, June G.A.A ..., Office Page . . . Musical Extravaganza June loves to eat and sleep. Haddick, Phillip Track . . . Musical Ex- travaganza We hope Phil enjoys his hobby-repairing cars. 'ik' Hanback, Richard We can picture vividly what fun Dick has tear- ing up his car. Hanse, .lonquil Maiorette When Jonny isn't twirl- ing her baton you can find her roller skating. Hayes, Jacky CREST . . . Jusendra . . . Spanish Club . , . G.A.A. . . . Page . . . Stunt Show . . . Music Workship . .. Musical Extravaganza . . . Pep Club Jacky is known for her sunny personality. 5' Heuermann, Carol G.A,A .... Cue Club , , , Pep Club . . . French Club . . . Music Worshop Jusendro . . . Musical Ex- travaganza Who will forget Carol and her all-around per- sonality? 'Y 'f'7 ' 1319. , i Hartwell, Shirley Cue Club . . . Junior Red Cross . . . Latin Club . . . Spanish Club . . . G.A.A .... Pep Club. . . Jusendra . . . Opinion We hope Shirley will be able to broadcast a maior league baseball game some day. Heinzman, Helene G.A.A .... Cue Club Helene's eyes are one of her greatest assets. 1' C VW 'G Harrel, Nadeene G.A.A ,... Girls' Swim- ming . . . Team . . . Pep Club . . . Latin Club . . . Stunt Shows . . . Pink Magic We know Dennie will go through life being successful in anything she attempts. l fx Siamese ff3i,i,,f,5 if 44 'QB NX -r ?+A 'i p-,. dum. 1 5-.Nil it J-'Giga if Harsch Sonia Jusendra Opinion French Club Social Science Club Stunt Show e C ub Cue Club G A A Musical Ex trcivaganza Jr tional Honor Society Senior Service Club Music Workshop Sonia has a wonderful sense of humor Her ambition is to swim to the English channel Hawthorne, Robins Social Scicence Club . . . Latin Club . . .Junior Red Cross , . , Stunt Show . . . Opinion Remembered as a good student and friendly person. sm X fy MJ lj-J x ' . ' ' 1 , if wi ' !1,0c,Ul4,v' , Heitzman, Ronald !4W ' Fresh,-scph. Football . . . , l ' I' J Cue Club . . . Proiectian X rv 'llifx - Crew I - ' pink Music ' if . , I L V ,V fe I Ron will always be re- , -f b d f ' IH' N a n Arwgfflllffviioex W ogdfjvying, ,ff - ns . . . Jr, Natiorialnlflfj f V , .fp onor Society fill' ar, ' ,I - !..sf Norma's gentle ways v-4 f will bring her happiness 4 V ' S -' as a secretary. ' Qizfud- if 'Wav' 1 t-..' . ',' ,s-mf P,' ,M- Hazelrigg, Fred Fred's art work proves he won't have trouble getting a iob as a com- mercial artist. Hoffman, Barbara Ann Y-Teens . . . Transfer from Woodruff lf you're looking for a guitar lesson go to Bar- bara. Page 25 Hooton, D. Terry Projection . . . Cue Club .. .Latin Club . . . Musical Extravaganza Terry is versatile in many fields and will be remembered for singing in June Fantasy . Howard, Joan CREST . . . Rhapsody in Blue . . . Talent Board . . , Student Council . . . Spanish Club . . . CUB Club. . .Pep Club. , . Jr. Red Cross . . . Stunt Shows . . . Dean's Assist- ant . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Jusendra . . . Opin- ion . . . Page A very capable co- editor of the Crest, Joan never slows down. Jonas, Roy Track Manager . . . Let- terman's Club Roy would like to marry a beautiful woman and have lots of money. Pa ne 26 Houk, Donald Committee of Forty . . . Latin Club . . . Pres. of Student Council . . . Varsity Baseball . . . Var- sity Basketball . . . Fresh.- Soph. Basketball . . . Cross-Country , . . lntra- mural Sports . . . Key Club . . . Social Council . . . Lettermen's Club. . . Counselors Assistant . . . Jr. National Honor So- ciety . . . Boys' State Delegate Being capable, friendly, and a hard worker made Dan an excep- tional President. Johnson, Mary Jo Jusendra . . . Cue Club . . . Spanish Club . . . Pep Club . . . GAA , .. Stunt Show Mary Jo is remembered for Soph. stunt show. IAF Hope, Mary Pep Club . . . Cue Club ...RedCross... G.A.A .... French Club . . . Library Staff We know that Hoppy, with her sweet smile, will make a good nurse. -.55' gd 'Rf Avuq y fb ll Y 'Ay ,fy I i I ' W I l 1 l llii L ..,-. , li A..2f'j5 '-if! ' SSW ' S . C 'T 'MCT ' C. 'S .. U. . I 4 Jn. I, he SENIORS Jones, William Spanish Club . . . Fresh.- Sophomore Basketball . . . Varsity Basketball . , . Stunt Show . . . Student Council . . . President Junior Class . . . Presi- dent Letterman's Club Bill is always successful in all he undertakes. Hovenden, Garry lntramural Sports Mgr. Garry is one of our leading tenors in A Cappella. Johnson, Rita Spanish Club . . . G.A.A, Cue Club . . . Jusendra . . . Committee at 40 . . . Social Council . . . Opin- ion . . . Orchestra . . . Pep Club . . . Musical Ex- travaganza . . . Stunt Show . . . National Honor Society . , . French Club . . . Dean's Assistant . . . lndian Captive . , . So- cial Science Club Reet is remembered for her role in the indian Captive. Houghton, Darrell Nothing irks Darrell more than a wrong' number while he is asleep. Jamison, Kermit Fresh. - Soph. lntramural Football . . . Fresh.-Soph. Football . , . Fresh.-SOPl - lntramural Basketball . . . Jr.-Sr. lntramural Basket- ball Kermit loves hunting and fishing. Jordan, Virginia Opinion Virginia is liked by all for her sincere ways and sweet personality. Kidd, Ramona Latin Club . . . Pep Club . . . Jusendra . . . Stunt Show . . . Musical Ex- travaganza . . . G.A.A. . . . Cue Club . . . Social Science Club . , . Senior Service Club . . . Music Workshop Known for her -soft voice and big brown eyes. Klepfer, Charlene Cue Club . . . French Club . . . G.A.A. . . . Stunt Show . . . Music Workshop . . . Jusendra ...Pep Club. . . Page , . . Office Assistant . . . Opinion We hope Chards is able to take her trip around the world some- day soon. Kupfer, Robert Fresh.'Soph. Track . . . Fresh,-Soph. Golf . . . Stunt Show . . . Social Science Club . . . Stage Crew We hope Bob is through with his favorite past- time of cutting classes. sw ' -gr ret' Kitchell, Jim Key Club . . . Stunt Shows . . . Student Coun- cil . . . Varsity Swimming . . . Cue Club . . . Jusen- dra . . . Latin Club . . . Varsity Tennis . . . Fresh.- Soph, Football Jim has done a lot to promote school spirit at P.H.S. King, Charles Transferred from Morgan County High School in Alabama Charles has gained many friends in his short time here. HL- :le l l ,,,---5+-k li K ff llllllllllll l' l H1 il li , V . , ..,, g L, K Y 1 . A C i ff .?429QjgV' Q ff A VV van 'Lig A M . is fi S lg ' 1-W Qi - .991 Kroesen, Gerald Jerry would like to be a millionaire. So would we! TQ WCUCSQQ 9 . ' Qgold can SENIORS LaBarr, Ernest Fresh.-Soph. Football . . Fresh.-Soph. Baseball . . lntramural Sports Ernest will be a success- ful forest ranger. 'nib 't , inf? fl .Vie P? tiiifi iifj Klaus, Carmen Cue Club . . . Jusendra . . . Opinion . . . Ger- man Club . . . Spanish Club . . . G.A.A. . . . Stunt Shows . . . Student Directory . . . Sec. of Senior Class . . . Pink Magic . . . Talent Board We know Carmen will always be happy. Krumpe, Elsie Latin Club . . . Pep Club . . . Music Workshop . . . G.A.A .... Cue Club . . . Jusendra Elsie played a great cello in our orchestra. Kirchner, John Musical Extravaganza . . Fresh.-Soph. Football Long John wants to re- tire at 21. ,,' Ae ww' ww Knost, .lan Opinion . . . Pink Magic . . . Transfer from T. R. Mills High School in Brew- ton, Alabama We remember Jan for being lots of fun. Lancaster, Sandra French Club . . . Cue Club . . . Jusendra . . . Pep Club . . . G.A.A. . . . Committee of Forty . . . Senior Service Club . . . Stunt Show . . . Jr. National Honor Society . . . Social Science Club . . . Red Cross . . . Opin- ion . . . Music Workshop Sandra is known for her clever ideas. Page 27 Landwirth, Lynne Pep Club . . . French Club. . .Cue Club . . . Jusendra . . . Stunt Show . . , Musical Extravaganza . . . Page . . . G.A.A, . . . Jr. National Honor Society . . . Senior Serv- ice Club . . . MusicWork- shop She's a friend of every- one. Lautenschlager, Marie Latin Club . . . G.A.A. f. . Music Workshop She'd be a good nurse or social worker with such a helpful attitude. Lippman, Walter Maybe some day lle'll inherit the furniture busi- ness. Page 28 Lauderdale, Pat Latin Club , . , Cue Club . . . Jusendra . . . Music Workshop . . . G.A.A, . . . Pep Club . . . Stunt Show . . . Musical Ex- trovaganzc P. H. S. will remember Pat for being peppy and well liked. Lewis, Patricia G.A.A .... Pep Club Pat likes to read, swim, and spend money. Larence, Dick Latin Club . . . Social Science Club . . - P099 , . . Cue Club Our 'little round man is a favorite with everyone. i l. t 1, . i t I all f S lm 1 IA Jil S L .i 'T' ig- ., X 1 . 6 Us-. xx ll? , g ttfwljg g T l T . .fn-,r1'i ?,4'9'5-Eifih 'Ts . 1. v:5zi'f,q.qgg.fg.'gE ,:1ggf.:ff5-,. T' Ss:-.1 :w -T f Milf' f ' -P N z X i if f, l ri - 4 f V ob T1 xl' GN 'irq' uh C co nn' Us '51 r ' , Z A f ' r f-mt. ll X ' ugh Nh! -ynsh SENIORS Little, Judy Latin Club . . . G.A.A. . . . Jusendra , . , Cue Club . . . Committee of Forty . . Pep Club . . . Stunt Shows . . . Musical Extravaganza . . . Page . . . Red Cross . . . Senior Service Club There's never a dull moment when Judy is around. Laughland, Lanny We all know Lanny will be a success in a busi- ness career. Lewis, Richard Varsity Track . . . Cross- Country . . . Lettermen's Club . . . Intramural Bowling I Rich has an outstanding ability in track. if LaRowe, Jacqueline Spanish Club . . . Music Workshop A very friendly girl and talented flute player who has done well in competitive musical con- tests. Legg, Irene Pep Club . . . Transferred from Eagle Grove High School in Iowa We know our iunior Sherlock would make a fine F.B.l. assistant. Locher, Janice CREST . . . Pep Club . . . latin Club . . . Cue Club . . . lusendra . . . Stunt Shows . . . G.A.A. . . . Spanish Club . . . Musical Extravaganza We remember .Ian con- stantly driving her cute little car around. Looft, Jo Ann G.A.A .... Cue Club... Spanish Club . . . Musical Extravaganza .lo Ann has quiet ways and pleasing personal- ity. Malone, Dorothy Pep Club , . . Opinion . . . Musical Extravaganza Dorothy is one ol the lew people who likes to write letters. Martin, Todd Fresh.-Soph. Football . . . Jusendra . . , Latin Club , . , Tennis Team . . . Stunt Show . . . lndian Captive Todd will make a line lawyer someday. Lupton, Jeanne Transferred from Belleville, Illinois Jeanne is a girl we would like to know much 'better. 1 ' Q f K Q Marr, Barbara CREST. . .Cue Club . . . Jusendra . . . Spanish Club. , . Pep Club... Musical Extravaganza . . . Stunt Show . . . Page . . . Opinion . . , Pink Magic Remembered for her ex- cellent portrayal ol Carney in the Senior class play. Louck, Shirley Opinion . . . Spanish Club. . . Pep Club . . . Stunt Show , , . Rhap- sody in Blue Shirley is a friendly girl who is always busy and can say she enfoys it. l l i l., ,, X , ff 4111 dll . fp ' S n Gris X if A ' TU f M Qji fiigsfgei f 11 4 'll , ' 549 S R' 9,0 J 'EiQie: 2'?i l 'h SENIORS Matarelli, Nancy Spanish Club . . . G.A.A. Pep Club , . . Cue Club . . . Stunt Shows We wonder how Nan- cy is coming along with her fascinating hobby ol collecting bubble gum wrappers. K if Luthy, Charles Stage Crew . . . Spanish Club . . . Social Science Club . . . Jusendra . . . Stunt Shows . . , Jazz Band . . . Opinion . . . Pink Magic P. H. S. will miss their Shoe Shine Boy . m QFHQ ... I Martin, John Stage Crew . . . Music Workshop . . Latin Club John is a member of the hardworking stage crew. Lowery, Sally Spanish Club Remembered lor singing St, Louis Blues in Rhapsody in Blue. Margetis, Pennie CREST . . . Musical Extra- vaganza . . .. Jr. Red Cross . . . G.A,A, . Cue Club Pennie will work as a secretary but will even- tually get married. Matheny, James CREST Jim has done line work on the Crest photogra- phy staff. Page 29 Mayne, Eleanor CREST . . . Opinion . . . Jusendra . . . Musical Extravaganza . . . Stunt Show . . . French Club . . . Latin Club . . . Pep Club . . . Red Cross . . . Cue Club . . . G.A.A. Talent Board . . . Pink Magic Eleanor will always do her best for everyone. McCormick, Everett Latin Club . . . Cue Club . . . Social Science Club . . . Science Club Everett is really excep- tional when it comes to radios. McMorris, Marilyn Stunt Show . . . Pep Club . . . Musical Extravaganza We hope you will al- ways be happy. Page 30 McClintock, Reed Letterrnen's Club . . . Pink Magic Reed is remembered for dancing so well. McCarthy, John Transfer from Monon High School in lndiana P. H. S. is glad to see him this year. g .5 ei 1 yt L if '.tA . to . -' 'A , 4 F , : mf,- 1,-...Q ,M-vi ,X Ti.: uilv-A illxliv SENIORS McClugage, Margaret CREST . . . Jusendra . . . Cue Club . . . Pep Club ... Jr. Red Cross . .. Latin Club . . . French Club . . . Library Club . . . Opinion . . . Music Workshop . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Jr. National Honor Society . . . Opin- ion . . . Pink Magic Margaret will make a fine iournalist. Mclntire, Raymond McGhee, Nellie Mae F h,-S h.F bll.,. G.A.A .... Pep Club . . . Y-Teens Nellie will become a well - known singer someday. Meier, Lorraine Latin Club . . . French Club. . .Cue Club . .. Library Club . . . G.A.A. Rhapsody in Blue . . , Stunt Show , . . Pep Club . . . Musical Extravaganza Lorraine has a really lovely voice. i res op oot a Fresl'i.'S0pl'1.' Golf . , , Varsity Golf . . . Letter. men's Club . . , Stunt Shows Buddy will always be remembered for his work in our stunt shows. McCarty, Bill Cue Club . . . Spanish Club . . . Social'Science Club . . . Opinion . . . Committee of Forty Bill will become a great sportscaster. McCluskey, Milton Red Cross . . . Latin Club . . . Science Club . . . Social Science Club . . , Opinion . . . Intramural Football . . . Stunt Show Milton wants to work every other week. Merritt, Diane Cue Club . . , Jr. Red Cross . . . Spanish Club . . . Jusendra . . . Science Club. . .Pep Club... G.A.A .... Art Club Diane will make a cute little airline hostess. Miller, Janet Pep Club . . . Transfer from Syracuse, New York We are glad to have Jan with us this year. Nauth, Dave Football . . . Fresh.-Soph. Basketball . . . Varsity Baseball . . . Intramural Basketball . . . Intramural Football . . . Lettermen's Club . . . Intramural Bowling Who will fill Dave's shoes in the baseball team? Oechsle, Frances CREST . . . Opinion . . . Quill and Scroll . Musical Extravaganza . . . Stunt Show . . . Pep Club . . . Spanish Club . , . Cue Club . , , .lusendra . . . Oftice Assistant . . . Page . , . Music Work- shop . . . G.A.A, . , . Girls Club . . . Pinlr Magic You'll always have fun when Frances is around. I Murry, Karen CREST. . . Cue Club . . . Musical Extravaganza . . . Stunt Shows . . . Jr. Red Cross . . . G.A.A. . . . Social Science Club . . . Spanish Club . . . Page . . . Jusendra . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Science Club . . . Art Club Karen is a sweet girl who enioys being friendly to everyone. Suze' Newell, Norma Jo Pep Club Normie will always be remembered for her quiet ways. Miller, Jerry Stunt Shows . . . Cue Club We remember l.ouigi for being boiled in oil in the Sophomore stunt. XT., ue. V . ' x I f-1' - 0 ', , as lr ' N, lu is lf' Xl i ff Anitlfitlt SENIORS Perkinson, Jeanne CREST. . . Cue Club. . . lusendra . . . Pep Club . . . Social Science Club , . . Musical Extravaganza . . . Spanish Club . . . Opinion , . . Library Club . . . G.A.A .... Red Cross . . . Music Work- shop...Page... Office Assistant . . Science Club . , . Senior Service Club If you want a fob done Jeanne will do a bang- up fob. Myers, Jack Stage Crew . . . Varsity Track , , . Varsity Foot- ball . . . Fresh.-Soph. Football . . . Varsity Ten- nis . . . Fresh.-Soph. Bas- ketball . . . Stunt Show Jack is a behind the scenes man on the P. H. S. stage. Oakford, Dick Student Directory. . . Cue Club . , . .lusendra . . . Swimming Club . . . Key Club . . . French Club . . . Student Council . . . Stunt Shows . . . Opinion . . . l.ettermen's Club It should never be hard for Oakey to be a success. Murphy, Larry Intramural Sports . - Latin Club Murph should be suc- cessful as a restaurant owner. Neumiller, Mary Louise Latin Club . . . Cue Club . . . Social Science Club . . . French Club . . . Jusendra . . . Stunt Show Mary Louise is an ex- ceptional student. Perrine, Barbara CREST . . . G.A.A. . . . Page . . . Red Cross . . . Art Club . . . Library Club Barbara is our future commercial artist. Page 31 Pierce, Marilyn Christmas Capers . . . Li- brary Club Marilyn is our roller- skating gal at P. H. S. Reck, Shirlee Style Show . . . Musical Extravaganza Shirlee is never happier than when she is hav- ing fun. Rosenberg, Joanie CREST. . .Pep Club . . . French Club . . . Red Cross . . . Stunt Show . . . Quill and Scroll , . . lr. National Honor So- ciety . . . Cue Club Rosie will be remember- ed for her sharp ward- robe and ability to wear any color well. Pa ga 32 Powley, Patricia Opinion . . . Talent Board Assembly . . . Spanish Club . . . Rhapsody in Blue . . . Stunt Show . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Sophomore Class Officer . . . .lunior Class Officer ...CueClub... Jusendra . . . Dean's Assistant Pat is known for her hard work on many of our major productions. Reuling, Pete Spanish Club , , . Cue Pittenger, Ann Latin Club . . . French Club . . . Jusendra . . . Cue Club . . . Science Club Pep Club . . . Stunt Show . . . Extravaganza Ann has a disposition we all envy. 51' egg ffilxiy C , ' 0 Zi? 3443, V Cklrit :Vw SENIORS Rasmussen, Frank Social Science Club . . . Stamp Club . . . Latin Club intramural Bowling . . . Jr. National Honor Society . . . Opinion . . . Key Club Frank is one of Cen- tral's really intelligent students. W ww- Club . . . Fresh.-Soph. . Football . . . Varsity Rose' Melvln Swimming , . . Varsity Spanish Club . . . Musical Golf . . , Musical Extrava- Extravaganza GONZO . . . Intramural His favorite pastime is Basketball . . . Letter- men's Club Pete is an all around great guy. Rotes, Joan G.A.A ,... Pep Club . , , Opinion . . , Trans- fer from Fairview High We are glad Joanie chose P. H. S. universally popular - loafing. X 5 Y xy- sf. 1 :flu Plummer. 50m Opinion . . . Social Science Club . . . Ger- man Club The editor - in - chief of our school newsPUPe r the Opinion. Reichel, Donald Social Science Club . , , Stamp Club. . . Cue Club Intramural Bowling , , , Jr. National Honor So- ciety . . . Music Work- shop Girls wha gossip don't rank high on Don's list of friends. Saville, .lan CREST . . . Latin Club . . . Pep Club . . . Jr. National Honor Society . . . Jusenclra . . . Jr. Red Cross . . . Senior Service Club Punk is always lots of lun. Saxton, JoAnn German Club . . . Cue Club . . . G,A.A. . . . Musical Extravaganza We hope Jo achieves her ambition and be- comes a fine nurse. ihvdv' Shield, Beverly G.A.A .... Musical Ex- Havaganza Beverly has hopes of becoming a star enter- tainer. Smith, Ruth G.A.A .... Style Show . . . Library Club Ruth has pretty blond hair and starry eyes. 'C Selkirk, Gordon Cue Club . . . Key Club . , , Spanish Club . . , Fresh.-Soph. Basketball... Fresh.-Soph. Football . , . Varsity Track . . , Cross. COUfitry . . . intramural BOWlir1g . . . Intramural Basketball . . . Musical Extravaganza . . . Pres. Senior Class A really swell guy and a fine Senior class pres- ident. r-QP Smith, Ezra Fresh.-Soph. Football . . Fresh.-Saph, Basketball... lntramurol Baseball . , intramural Basketball . . . Varsity Track . . , Var- sity Football . , . Varsity Basketball Ezra's a hard worker with the characteristics that will make him suc- cessful. fu nik Schwyhart, Janet G.A.A ,... Cue Club. . . iusendra . , . Pep Club . . . Latin Club . . . Music Workshop , , , Page . . . Indian Captive She made a cute little boy in the Indian Captive. X we S iii EP cw Eg SQ mi. 5' y 'S , ? ' 0 E52 . 'fi' gl' f as ' ? M, . if 'N lvmp1',Qi5Vs I SENIORS Steenrod, Dick Stage Crew . . . Track Mgr. Lettermen's Club , . . Stunt Shows . . . Extrava- ganza . . . Cue Club. . . Pink Magic A fella with a won- derful sense of humor and personality. Shawgo, Patricia Cue Club . , . G,A.A, . . . Music Worshop . . . Pep Club . . . .lusendra . . Latin Club . . , Red Cross . . . Library Club . . . Musical Extravaganza ...Stunt Show . .. Pink Magic We'll remember Pat for her beautiful long hair. Smith, Janann CREST . . . Opinion . . . Cue Club . . . The In- dian Captive . . . Dramat- ic Honor Society . . . Latin Club . . . Pep Club G.A.A .... Musical Ex- travaganza . . . Stunt Show . . . German Club . . . Social Science Club We hope that all ol Janann's troubles will be small ones. 9341771 S Selburg, George Key Club . . . Fresh.- Soph. Baseball . . . Fresh.- Soph. Football . . . Var- sity Baseball . . . Intra- mural Bowling . . . Intra- mural Basketball . . . Let- termen's Club The California sun did wonders for his hair. Silverstein, Janet Pep Club . . . German Club. . . Cue Club . . . Stunt Shows . . . Talent Board Assembly . . . Spanish Club . . . Jusen- dra . . . Rhapsody in Blue .lan has a unique per- sonality. Stever, Shirley CREST . . .Cue Club. . . Art Club . . . G.A.A. . . . Jusenclra , . . Jr. National Honor Society . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Musical Extravaganza Shirley is known for her fine drawing and her hard work. Page 33 Stoecker, Sylvia G.A.A .... Cue Club , , . Pep Club . . , Latin Club . . . Musical Ex- travaganza . . . SYUNT Shows Sylvia has no pet peeve. She loves everyone. Sweney, Jo CREST. . .Cue Club... Stunt Shows . . . Talent Board Assembly . . . Pep Club . . . .lusendra . . . Spanish Club . . . Rhap- sody in Blue . . . G.A.A. . . . Musical Extravaganza ...Jr. Red Cross . . . Senior Service Club Jo enioys working up a good chorus line. Thomas, Helen G.A.A .... Latin Club ...Cue Club ...Pink Magic Helen's favorite pastime is having a good time. Page 34 Swank, Gerald CREST , . . Transfer from Washington, Illinois An unusual ambition- to become a magician. Taylor, Howard Key Club . . . Red Cross . . . Fresh.-Soph. Basket- ball . , . Fresh.-Soph. Baseball . , . Varsity Football , . . Varsity Basketball . , . Varsity Football . . . Lettermen's Club . . . Senior Class Treasurer A valuable player in most any sport. Stubbs, Joel Transfer from New Trier High School Why don't you ali like Northemers, Joel? K H7 Z' , , ,A , ' 'aging otr:sfo'ts',l.0,g'n1:5,: f f J it''rule'-vivgtliittlialari f, xlxlllbff' i vi X , i r' 1 Wi , Q 'iff' , , C li fl y M , sem ' 'P ' 'W SENIORS Timmes, Doris Y-Teens Doris would like to take a trip around the world. ft., Swedell, Anne CREST. . .Cue Club . . . Jusenclra . . . G.A.A. . . . French Club . . . Pep Club . . . Jr. National Honor Society . . . Musical Ex- travaganza . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Music Workshop . . . Stunt Show . Senior Service Club Anne is a success in no matter what she under- takes. Tegg, Clara Bell Transfer from Woodruff Whether Clara is a beauty operator or a hair stylist, she is bound to be a success. Stuber, Shirley CREST. . . Cue Club . . . Jusendra . . . Pep Club . . . German Club . . . Library Club . . . G.A.A. . . . Councilor's Assistant . . . Music Workshop . . . Jr. National Honor So- ciety . . . Musical Extrava- ganza . . . Senior Service Club Shirley has quiet, gentle ways that we all like. Talley, Ronald Varsity Baseball . . . ln- tramural Basketball . . . lntramural Football . . . Lettermen's Club Ron wants a fob with good money. We hope he makes it. Tindall, Gary German Club . . . Fresh.- Soph. Football . . . lrt- tramural Basketball . . . lntramural Baseball . . . lntramural Bowling . . . Varsity Football . . . let- termen's Club . . . Stamp Club Gary is remembered lor his quick wit. 4 Tinges, JoAnn G.A.A .... Pep Club . . . Library Club . . . Ger- man Club Jo will be a good gym teacher because ot her love ol sports. Vaughn, Delores G.A.A ..., Stunt Show . . . Rhapsody in Blue Dee is loyal supporter ol P. H. S.'s basketball and football teams. Watkins, Charlene Spanish Club . , , Pep Club . . . Musical Ex- travaganza We hope Charlene may someday visit lreland. Ulm, Aldyne Transferred from Spoon River Valley High School One of our new stu- dents who knows how to play a great saxo- phone. mis Wallace, Gordon Intramural Basketball . . . Intramural Bowling . . . Latin Club . . . Fresh,- Soph. Basketball With Gordon's winning ways he'll become an outstanding engineer. Turow, Elmer CREST . . . Assistant Edi- tor of Opinion . , , Latin Club . . . Jr. Na. tional Honor Society , , , Stunt Show Elmer is responsible for some of the gqgd Opinions this year. MKII' 'la -isisffiliiilifffsf' f' - e L! A 'E?f.-l.,g1q -'Inn ,f -,f -Q--frm ,- ' 5 ' Milf- U L -4 Y i F 5 F 0 J , . '.a.'2.-,. .----sf.. - K 0 s..,g,,-, . .'sIr35:i:ef.-:gf ,s , Q 3 - ', - '- 'ii XA smtf' L, ls Nu! SENIORS Weddle, Gary Intramural Softball . Intramural Basketball . , . Intramural Bowling . . . Cross-Country . . . Golf Gary is a luture pro golfer we'll be reading about. Van Deventer, John CREST . . . Science Club . . . German Club . . . Cue Club . . . Opinion . . . Committee of Forty .lohn is a hard-working, serious student. Walters, Kenneth Intramural Basketball , , , lntramural Bowling , , , Fresh.-Sopli, Golf . . , Varsity Golf . . . Key Club . . . Lettermen's Club . . , Latin Club.. . Cue Club . . . Cross- Country . . . Stamp Club . . . Stunt Show . . , Musical Extravaganza Ken's always saying clever things. Ullman, Dick Spanish Club . . . Var- sity Basketball . . . Var- sity Tennis . . . Fresh.- Soph. Football . . . Stu- dent Council . . . Cross- Country 1 Dick is capable ol get- ting the iob done. Vrell, Edwin Transferred from Lewis- town, lll. Ed is interested in all sports. Weidner, Wayne Opinion , . . Intramural Football . . . Intramural Basketball . . . Social Science Club . . . Trans- fer from Racine, Wiscon- sin Wayne really loves his drums. Page 35 Weisert, Jacqueline Pep Club . . . .lusendra . . . Cue Club . . . Latin Club . . . Spanish Club - - . Page . . . G.A.A. . . . Social Science Club . . . Stunt Show Jackie hopes to have o happy life. Wilson, Sam Varsity Baseball . . . Cross-Country , . . Fresh.- Soph. Baseball . , . Let- termen's Club . . . Intra- mural Sports Sammie is all out for sports. Williams, Natalie CREST . . . Jusendra . Pep Club . . . Page . . Music Workshop She will make a fine fashion illustrator. Zipprich, Dale Zip will make a good commercial pilot. Wheeler, Joseph Joey, like lots ot others, wants to be a million- SENIORS York, Glenda G.A.A .... Cue Club Stunt Show . . . Talent Board Assembly . . . Head Maiorette . . . Opinion . . . Page Easily recognized by her sweet smile and natur- ally curly hair. Wilson, Jack Latin Club . . . German Club . . . Fresh.-Soph. Football , . . Varsity Football . . . Intramural Basketball . , . Intramural Bowling , . . Varsity Track One who likes sports whether participating or spectating . Hoepfner, Patricia CREST . . . Cue Club . . . Jusendra . . . Latin Club . . . German Club . . . Musical Extravaganza . . . Rhapsody in Blue . . . Stunt Shows . . . Junior Red Cross . . . G. A. A. . . . Music Workshop . . . Pep Club W Pat will be remembered for her sott-spoken voice. Williams, Joyce Spanish Club . . . Pep Club Joyce will be a good secretary. Ziegler, Burnell Letterman's Club . . . Fresh.-Sophomore Baseball . . . Varsity Baseball . . . Fresh.-Sophomore Football . , . Varsity Football . . . Fresh.-Soph. Basketball... Committee of 4O . . Stunt Show No group would be com- plete without his con- tagious humor. Pa go 36 Jumo ns if S ,s A-,N-W' KGAME FISH! QQ M5 ,K F k is x 6 1, .M 5 W 'x. mr V' 9'-as and ' Ov- W, G A ME FISH uumonsi These students,the juniors, have started their level- ing oft. They have become upper classmen and, as the game fish, have more time for outside activities. They can devote more time to the extra curricular activities because by now they have learned to study and budget their time. The seniors are nearer to the top of their school career just as the game fish are nearer the top of the water. Roy Kern Bryan Bunch Presideni Vice Presidenf JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Tom Kennedy 5 b KI 0 cus Secfewff Treasurer SPONSORS Frances Matson Dawson Hawkins Advisor Advisor The big day for the Juniors arrived when lhey choose lheir class rings. Page 37 Page 38 The King and Queen of the Junior Prom -- Roy Kern and Theresa Williams Ackerman, Carol ,V 4 1 8345 4 it Hier? Q :--: 'ffv V g ig ggi ig' - -,. Aw . 4, , 'J A ff? i 52 'vs wean' f ,W K :lvl '..: 1' , , as Vg -. : . H . . ,: L JM 1 1-2 A ' ew Q R A 22 sf S 4 A wg M ff Z W, 4 .-' 1 ui ll. A NW i Armbright, Joan , Mzfzfqi-zzfa fffw ff A 1, yy 3. fam .-j.1:,..i f. Y X. ,.,. , ,,4, A . -if iff- I-.Lf-flfffr'-.5 Q-,, , s-if l if? U,z,Lf Q me 'fl , , 'W . l W WE, X E Bell, Agnes ,N Bagan, Joan Bradshaw, Chuck J eval - ' - 1 Q11 ' , 1 zz ' w-gzaaw-:rp . Liiipfiil' - K - QW. 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A235953 4,3 1 4 ,V - , 11 ' 'U' 1-Y?EE??i , ' .flffif 5 ' N ' ,jk 13- 41.2 K Bunch, Bryan , wisfii if S ,iv V ta . 4 HQ- zfiifitizfifiift .i .mf 4 Ma A W. --4-.. , K -v -fx g W 4 ,, .,, f 3 . ,L,, ,W W , Carrlgan, Kenny Andersen, Janet 5 5 'ffl' -5 K A fo Ee ww, S i , ,Y ami, -lf' 'VSSEZW I H 1 gg, . 3. Barrer, Joan .wi f Eifffi? I i w i , :JM ilu' X 1 inf 'T Q J 3, ? 5, f K 'S .. W is. nr Y Be xson, Joe Borin,Sondra Burroughs, Margaret Anderson, Jess Y A S W A-2 1 A , ,, L W , ,, V, U mg A we is , w. , , ew . - 5-.iisna I Xa, A ' Viglii Q flag' ,gi 1. , U 'Q x 'R Q ? '? Batz, Tom Anderson, Sandra k fx b ff, we an-X nhl.. ex., of B X R Xu ill A 1 , Baumgardner, Tom J 4 - we -I ' Ql.6v...,- 5 ' . ,. 7'4 wx. V L. ,. . iw, Blake, Bob Blumenthal, Marion -abs 5 2 1 . . , , 1 I Brackett, Denise u J O 0 ----A--xx- A Q' 1' ?- - . ff . We . 4 0 ..,'f 5'v -....,Q'IL M4 ,. 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I 'Msn Sail 'Hgh .IUNIORS Cohen, Avie Daker, Penny lr' Dockins, Jackie Easlon, Helen Esslg, Ronald Q Y 7 4 Q 1 ,ff 5 I A X N Q 1 ,I . SJ- F X x JJ Cook, Joy Anne Cornelius, Dlck 1 7 1 U4 Qi f '1 f .-, ' L if 'E 1'E 41 ,, ,,., gy . M.. 1 gf, w . Q iw-v .M f 1 -,J .f W5 L' Court, .lack 4 v- ,.. -.. I v ,C Davis, Jack Day, Mufivfie Deal, John 1 , m ?'f'i1m' ' ff'-1 V , 'r , ' A53 f-S 1 f,:f.'- . fi f N---w sw , I Va T-NV if ,X - A y: -6 . J K, , ' 'E , ,. ff -.o H f Til my L :-Qi I' we , fa we, Drummond, Don Duff, Lo,,i,e Dumermuth, Nancy ' 1 ' 7 2 ,'f' Gan al V 1 r N . ..-A , 'fb ,J if 3 X I N. six!! ifw, Edwqrds, Shirley Enright, William Qgiw, 'E ,,- , , , ,yy l fn, - K A Fehr, Bob Fehr, Madalyn 2 l' ,W A .,-,.,,,.., 1 . 6 no 'X 5, Q, 7? Fletcher, Dona Foster, Jock 2 Y '13-qi 5 2 u X, 2 1 fi 2 f or Q Q' fb f K fx. A T fi i - ',-- gi Eppy, Roberta 5, Q' Amin lk' iw' 1 -Amr vo 'av ....u,c Y'- x 'QW Fehrmann, Norbert Friederich, Larry J if t f z 1 K ' '6 yi wf fy X 4 A ,Bl i 'Q V wk :Q . 1 M , ,.-jfff ' H 'fr . jgzzazf- , . wb... if . Fursf, Jackie K ' X - ., , Q 'sy X ff fwflfgasv 1 it ,W , A W , , f T gif io -1 5 ,E 51,410 X x X 5 2 , X sz? X iw? ' K fx, X' ,wr Y Q1 xv '- ':':' 'WP u K 'Q , U 1,56 S 3 VV Hal 'MQW Ei Gosch, Rodger Harman, Larry M ...N inn' -.W as Herman, Sandra Hoag, Phil fb Hoppe, Rosemary -A 'TF f A Gumlin. Marilyn Gen-des, Howard , 4 JC ' 7 Q , sp- Q. wfi f ,- 'Q xi:- -if Graves, Ronald Green, Mary nm -.e Ein AY Xa Harms, Thora Harpman, Jacqueline ' ' A f xQ,3c'7bGy -RF.: ' , 172' Z A ., W.- .,kQ.,,f54 I ,,,,,, R , ... 1 -sp Q ' 1ifa35lEff - . 9-' P-f ff we Hergef, Priscilla Herzog, Doneta 1 ada Q any ,,. i ' V o lg from my y i 4-' -, G3 fu! Hofherr, Barbara gohgmvel paul Q.- Hubble, Tracye HUM, pa, 'fneg1 'E' , 1, , ,,,, uk 3 Getz,.Ioan 2 l lr' 'nj' fd' I K zeal' n 1'-K ,. X I 7 I.. .el I itlgfx 0,s'.l. ifj 1 is Ifllzil V Wlllsysl' nf' . lggyrp I-ls' C - na- 1 W Griffith, Robert fry, SCI - - Q Harrison, Dick ,...W,.,.,,... NA: A ,ffl - 5. L 3 ml lv .Ms W i J, 5 'Y Q, ix 5 S fl Sw ,r 1- fl, 1 iii, 5 W i ,W - 1: ,Arima '- -:vm--,a,z-p, ,, AMW .... fig 1 'Wy Y K L f Heuermann, Orainlee Egjgg 1 W N171 Tie: Q4 2,w11,,1HfA- f W i,fr5iif's?f215fi fy ' K,3fg55g5l:gQ-liga Nw , , ' ..f If f . we :H 'L V, ew 'wg ' :Will K- f 1 Hopkins, Ned 5355? ' rf 'M' N . Gibbs, Suzanne Glasford, Bob Gl'0V9, HONG' Hansen, Jerry ' Mx ff A-7fA in , ' ' . -X' ' i A ' 1 fif .v-45 J' au.-.hr A ,WV H av? 5 'i Q ' Huwfhorne, Ken Henning, Alberto Hill, Floreffa L s 5w-al movq, bass fgilf .IUNIORS Page 41 Hunter, Jackie Sue Jones, Howard Kennedy, Tom , R Jackson, JoAnne Jacobus,Bob Jacquin, Nick Kammorer, Connie Konftel, Clarence Kingsland, Sharon aff . ,J 1 fx pn, Tflouf J -5-Q - We v l vx l W . XX J mall 1 5 'Sn 'Q ly- ull -,X . it XWIIIIU X 5' M H , 'X lx RH. H, JUNIORS Page 42 -C. ,gf 3, Maia? Kafaoka, Rlchard wf E Kern, ROY Kolch, Allen Q -c,. f Q5 if ,mass ya H fs- e, ,f . L 1 3 . , ., U .9 1 H ij ul M M ji K 3,3 N , M, Ogg L'1-3gi1.1l'.1 Vex' ,,ck,k is il c., 4 Ia J' Korswill, Debby Kinkade, Karen W Q My , fsifi ' S32 as , i - P Qu ia , .M A ,,,- W ,,,,,, , 9, 3 ,il 5. ., , fwi?ffaf,f I M 7 f All a w w -fgifnzfgif M-F'G If 5 225 F , jg g Q S ,Q 9 1 8 'X 'Sm 5 in 135 ww 5 44 43,15 f, , 3 s H ,Q km 4 2 J 4 ii-. , 1 2 -nl L Knoblock, Jill x Q 1 Klaus, Bob Kowalske, Carol f 4 s J sri' iq wifi, me ai T9 ple-f ., 1, X3 , - Mx, 5 A ef. ,A W . QM K, , J ' 4, gf :ge l - 1 ,V K f I , o,,,,g',:w ., K . K A .. 5 fm Lange, Dean Jimison, Frank Keller, Shlrlee ,. A , Johnson, Charles Kennedy, Shlrley Kidder, Dianne ' f , e 'W' ' 'V ' no R ,, , ,A W +-ff 'V A D fa .3 5 C3 f H X Q . M, ,...,. ,H Q A 3 ,fo me 5, jf? Y ,era N , R303 'Q P2 X f if Us f 44' if K 2 . Q M .if 'fic-V Lw zve' Sv- ., , 'I-'J 115322 5, elif, 1521, V Q . lx, V H -f if , V ,ik in , Klaus, Shirley 10' Kreeb, Richard larimore, Nancy King, Xanfha 4 53 ,..,, A , J Q sl M? www Q. gf if H 55 9' 'f so Q if X Jima Q K 'mf AN? f Klepfer, Kay ' Wi l iff ., is ,ss , ,.,, ' :am-H H V- ,PY -reifsf . , q xr 595 4? ' sm 'J : AS 'in 'gm X ' df A Kroll, Nancy Larson, Carol ','?'Qq5ffff+',X', ,Siu , 3, Larson, John Lewis, Elwood , , if ww fi-fy, . ' 'i k isdn ' egqiflefg Lobberechf, John 1 l 353 'J-if' - ESR 1, , ' x N , l . , ' X Manuel, Joelle Marx, Judy McCoy, Charles Laughlin, Scott Lewis, Yvonne rf ev .-.4 fig QE 2 is dl Losch, Bill ' 5 Q j 7 gm: tl e l x V, X Q 2, , Ei ' - Vi d e ,f '33, 1355 135 xl M- E l ' ' .ze Z, fl' fl llrla Margulius, Rissa mv 'S Q . , Marx, Shirley McKinney, Judy -gl Leahy, Raymond i Ve: Llle, Bob Kg i' gl: . l,,. el f ,,,. - .QM 25 ' we e: 3-'-',l4-'e:l,,ee.gy-E '49 X f i g M l . ,, l, Love, Bill wan le x-q.3,13-tv:-l-f-eqyflf Qegfenyk ,K m,,w,-- www: el f- new .,,, no Q , jg W - f 1 4? :r'?:',..-1 lf X fi High, wx . , Y ifrgg ' A ' ix L gi L f A Marks, Flora ll c 2fi5'?L!4SQ5iQQggigF l5 l5Efp'fff1?f' 15 522 ,, 32,25 Sig -g 'l,Ilfl: if ,V ,.:, I ...,. , if f J'. - . ...,. ,, 1 5 ,Sl lf 5 fl 4 , ,l 2. 1 I W' y Wy Q WK 7' , A 275 X ggi, M gg 5 Q 'f l W,-5,w,, ,L , , Mason, Bonnie f2Lgl'gf4 We ,f,l .l,l, . , ,,,, ...,, el f , lg . J V, , 7 if. l ' Mcbonna, Sharon Lee ' Ledien, Marian Lelloy, Darlene , sys-s fl- - - QM, .Q ,Vx T, l 3 6 x l he , f Mi av 1. l 5 1 ..-an I it Lipkln, Lenoro , .xl X X, J f ' Q l ll'-s,Qewfg: - 1 f gtqziw ' -f ' '.:P2fi'r' . El. J Q Lucas, Bob tp-r Marshall, June ,N r f O McConnell, Bruce -' 5 ' K If M SYS? ER? A' iff 46 E wig, ill z 'Ll NM bln ' uae ei ggi ' lf rg 7 ' .5',1.:f.51,g A A l l ill Loar, Jerry 'WHIWI . M, , , 1 'WL I Mahoney, Mary Ann Hfilffi 195329 liilmlff gifs i ,HDQQX - ' 2244 51 - - 'hTli'J3Lff 1 'QHSSRYKS ,iffik : 4, g ggw. V 3. N I F,g,,.,,,',ge.if'-1 ' ,WFT . Marvel, Charlene 9 LoSourd, Marlon ir Q i . Loar, Ned . M ... ' wiv- - ' S f S W ' l- Q5 2 ,e m ,nfl ., ' I-wl'fi37,l f!fii!?fi 5' 1555? 2.5 , -lm ,, -V, 5 . gee ., 'T l 2' ef an ,pk 2 X X ' lr ,X Q x M5 fx 5 e If l 1 gf? M14 X ' il rf jf' 'Pg A K ll , , 4 , 5 N Y S W ,Q v-2-.:f,,a2El2?' I' M, Mannion, Dodee 0 W md f D 0 if- Salrfo rx ,.z -C JUNIORS Page 43 Mead, Susie X , X S, K X . i Z . .ri lv Mugge, Bob fy --'. ' if' ,ii A,VA 1 M-sw.: f - i j 4 g K X J ' .. , ff, '1 1 . 1 LK', . , K' I A ' . ,Zia Qi. V, .l f Panos, Nick Page 44 Miller, Eddie Nellas, Jim X ,, - ,M ,fy J thgv- 1 - fax. gif -' ,a ff 7 - ,W ,A A ' 'J Patterson, Lorraine i f 'Sk V . QQ' Pierce, Carol I Qxgx A D so au fb a. fb I C l u O 1 o ll N Ee, X au o an ll 3 n I . I- C n. N4 ffQ r' X ff We? 5 J , NNT1 2254- Av w,, j X 'aj'f'-.1:'f.fff IT' 24,1 X1 X 91 X can ' fe-'ifi - 1-. 0 it X 3XXw,4:Q,v , M xx xx Q vu ' Q I W Law--31 lv- B545 H, Miller, Jim Nelson, lynn s a ia Payion, Carolyn Pildifch, Bill gi, Milligan, Tom . on Nixon, Nancy .V fgy'fQf?sQff .- Q' Aix f gi W . i ,... 2, X fx W, .. 5' ' Y - ' vrrs J 'K 7 ,f 1, . ,YN , ,xinfgy , ,, Pelini, Georgene Pople, Viola Riffschof, Lou Monk, Stephene Norris, Joy Q no .. Penny, Sande Powell, Ken Reiman, Jim i Roake, Nancy Mordue,Revie Norton, Tom Pfeiffer, Arlene 5 Raber, Nancy Rihmiller, Dave Rodgers, Jean Rogers, Marilyn Sanders, Carol if f ff. R, A ilt' W' f ' f I rr r l l S , Selburg, Judy ELT' g5?5iii U7 , R L rvw TRR f I2 . gg , Q Shore, Edward ,C EL R if -rv! 1. 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R A ' ff??i5gi 0 'z:1::?1R9wg R K 5:51-I .R PRR jp V A 1 Rui' wg Riff ' F 'f i -R 'di' ,R V R ,Rm -Ri, Scovil, Ronald Shively, Steve IN 'lm' pr X ' I Q,,49'y 43+ .R r7R 1-J ff x lx X my ,I ji, Y XX 'fl' 1 XW,, f' ' ' ,f A ' X 'fu in- , ' 2 2 QL' S MSN Mug Kurt KN JUNIORS Page 45 52 Strathman, V Stroibich, Roger Mariorie Taylor, Ann TUYIOIU Bob Page 46 ,ff ii iifls TSN ' , Mi.-m,,w:1e f A fisisxglv W X '.-im 1, f'3' N' T, 4' Tyrrell, Don UPPOISI ,ack 523351-,i?5k'ils'zzQ,'1it 4 , ' ' I iilcpijljfi: : izgzmfafxiisggQs4s1'w, A - fp we ww wi. N?,,,s,?k5..,f6Lg2.,. , Y A H' B bw. 41 M n . A i guy. w,5v,g.,g 1 fy, M, W- . if . -view, f wi - i ' X ff a ,xx X Walls, George -il wx ' x 1 . N!! W X ,, 'B ffiza ' N , EIR-W Q ' ,f ' fi-2' 'x I u f s 'ulfgg fx ggi' . if 'Db K Zhi N T .IUNIORS Sturtevant, Shirley Sutton, Wayne 5Yl'l'l0lldS1 Bill 'Lf' it A x g .f,1.zfjf1':f221' M aw g ,ann f1???Ii Y N, 'Iwi' 1 so G ' ,.. , F 4 , S to in V ff i In M5 at ,Q v Thompson, Deane Tinges, Janice T U9e r Bill was V7 vunsundy, Jean Verdoes, Gwen Vrell, Thornton I A inf '1,Lfftifkggghzxgtif,gfgiitg -f- mn? ' MT fe' i'iiQ5Tg,ygiiwl B Qz.'fi,Ji?E4 aff .1 1 :i'ff2,5I- r' C 'Ab T. li f v N, QA, , , :QF,p'5k'f'!i lady G y fl 'Sim 'Q 'gmt if Vg .. 1 2 if, If L 1 VIS: v, O , .1:..1.,F-W' -dawn wufkim, sgon Watts, Virgll Weod, Marian ,-. , W W i: eg, -M mr- v' .iq QM K? t ti 1 ,zf1'i'Qf ' -.J 2' W-mv H A ' zz' ,. -u--W g,,3sggg- , A ,,.,, ,,.:5 g W ? :V . , ii? Effie Qjigf' T Nr! i ' . X- X ' f ia, 4 1, ze U: 2-5 1. ,eff -2 V wf K it , n ' f.1f'-fwlzfa ' .f if '- , - Q , f MH,.5g5 ff, fs Wheeler, Gary Whitcomb, Sondra Whiffukeff Marilyn Ev Taggart, Bob V Triplett, Darlene Waibel, Bob K f, . 1 L 1 G G if W5,f55?iVlV:f:ilIU5f' ' g f- - -f att' 1 I M445 ' -,-, A l3fS.?iE2iZ'ffi i'i' Lfzssixfei 3 .... , iii -.. M V , an 'Q MH nv . pai of ' ' ' :xiii . V- ' fllzlifkw Q X , . V -Ei ii-Ef: 2 ff ,J 1, -A .. w ' Y U ' 'S X f 3 S L A Weiler, Marilyn , e 1. Whitten, Mary Willems, warren Williams, Beverly Williams, Ed R - 4 williams, james Williams, Theresa Wohlfarth, Barbara WOW, Janet Wood, Frank Zweifel, Marilyn f '-JQX fi ?. 1 4 .I ffqfi f..-s :,.1:J, IE. ,' ,',, :,? Z 'f - -f fp-gf '4f'fz,2' ' 't ' .-1-:,-' ,,, ,- iiZ 7?'297fZ!7.f- X 7 I-if-Z :i::'1f-'Q fp'-11,131.1-'-'..!k,.z5 ,-ns: 9. .13 ,V -1 253,- fg . - .2 g A ,gran X 4 . as - -.f--.-.,.. , 'fr , ' J - 'a?4'P 7'tx ' 2.11. -Iv Q' ' 1 f -E. ,PL51-JEFQQ Q ! -7t'S3'1ii'35.v:r7'5. 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Q 'q I VC 135 W 1 .WM l 54 X ff' .ff I :Eff s his A , 1 I ,,. f jjj' kg W ig fw v L DEEP-SEA FISH isori-iomokesi The sophomores, like the deep sea fish are more accustomed to their surroundings. By the second year the sophomores are deeper into the swing of things and have decided on their studies and friends. They, just as the deep sea fish, know more of their school. Harry Hoffman Jan Hartman President Vice President Jayne Fulford Secretary SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Edna Deppe Advisor SPONSORS Stephanie Koch Treasurer Yervant Heghin Advisor - The Sophomore chorus line, hard at work for June Fantasy . Page 49 Page 50 Dan Damon receives his T.B. sho! while David Balzer eagerly awaits his lurn. 9 IIAL X X V 4 X 1 Anderson, Alan Anderson, Barbara Bqrbgur, Kay Barkey,Sandra fr-fr X 1 Binder, Ruth Bodine, Anne ,X F f K xxx Anderson, David Barneif, Michael Bonties, Gary ,-, X Baer, Nancy Baies, Joe Brass, Gary x TX Bair, Lee Balzer, Dave Bean, Sandra Bergsfr0mf -'On Bruninga, Karen ZTWJYSI ES?3xfgwS!LyzzZ,v , A X ywagwwwwmm e uwngnwwmr wwwvwmw- Brust, Pauline 1 fn .q:+ uif 3 42: ii 'A ' all ' ,, ,, xy Nr ' 'Q' flag 1 5' fi! , N . , 1 Lf Buck, -lim Byerly, Larry Carlson, Judy Carney, Howard Castle, Roger 1 m W7 .i?7?5?1zb 1 ff' '11 ,V a, U 5 X . K D5 wr-.Li - 5' 92 r Ib' R 11 1, .6 A'.,f1 1 ' 1. I , W. J , V, I, Chapman, Sheila Chesney, Carol Christian, Donna Clark, Gordon iii I if-. 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Nr X H , N Harvel, Jean Havera, Herb Hawkins, Judy Hendrichs, John 5 ' .-'J -he -1 T, AJ xi xgbi K X 1 ':3:i, .,: eff, ky Z pf a .- -. ,.,1' ,gf ' fin'-3-. 'J :fit-?x,' O NHLFAG - 5T.yXp A , Qi ' -r V11 ,1 4 - -Q-'43 Q- 7,1 E QLJ D' rf 9 ' -::i2'- .. ' wx , :rg-3 . iii? ' ,- 3'.jJ1.l'1'.4 . . ,'- ' , '--'- .m- 'gills' ' gl Sibu 1'oaTheJ 'Du-Awysvx I-:sh Henning, Robert Hess, Phillip Hewitt, Page Page 53 Hi'-th, Eleanor Hitchcock, Charles Hodgson, Leah Page 54 Hill, Bob F, Hill, Bob K. Hill, Jeanette Hillyer, Bob Hines, Gerald Hines, Bill it Hoehne, John Hoffman, Harry Hohulin, Jim 4' -. , -Q-:ff 1 Hope, John Horton, Bob Howard, Charles Hupperich, John Hunan, Gary Innis, Janet Jacob, Janice Jacobson, Jerry Jadd, Terry J0l1l1SOf1f ROSE' Johnston, Beverly X. . . I vs .., nm' 1. llyll v-ll', - . 1, A Q' uv., vf. 1 'gl ' J V l' ,, '.-'. ' W' f' ' fl' ed ? :',LLr- It - I v L- 'l ' 'i , x S.. w.,'Pt.'i 4' Q . .fx-,itlf,'. ' 'iii I J Joneg, Digk Jones, 5YlViU Joslin, Whitman Jucker, Jim x K -Pgiiifgf V: i VB L' hx- J 1 ,.A', ., M A t m L.a5wlTj4M La U Jury, Michael Kahl, Charles M K1-Irl, Janet Keller, Jlm Kraus, Joan Landwirlh, Ann Lazarus, Bill Lifteresl, Ronald l Lyle, Levincenl Keller, Phyllis Kennedy, Carolyn l , M VV., ,. A 'n'. QQ- ,, , ,vf Krei, Nancy Krog, Theodore 1 n lang, Bm Bob Langfels -, ff. Leahy, Jack l-eel MUVY ,l,, 2 Llnlef Alun Luchsinger, John Markman, Valerie Marlin, Joy . .,....... ..,, N of WP lu 'la g' f Kg 'Eg 4 l QE lv5'7?Sg , ggi, wa ff- 5 1 3 1, Knosf, Pele Koch, Stephanie Kramer, Ari 1-1.1:-5,47 Kupfer, Anne Kyle, Lois Lancaster, V F, .Ui ' 4, 5 L, Y kj ,ng 371 1 ' 3: ,f ' f. ,J :I , Lauderdale, Laughary, Violet Laughland, Jerry Barbara 1 K K 4 I Lewis, Janet Liffersf, Roland 9 A' !fXXl gl ll Ll V V7 Lueriof, Joe X N ws XX NM l rf 4' will L - f 422 ff , 'f Y, ,I ff' Z l 'fm L4 VV . , ,l I 5 in I Ha1ckgTfigh J M SOPHOMORES h Page 55 Mcilwee, Beth Mecqughevf Means, Margalee Melzer, Helen Page 56 McAdoo, Carol McCulloch, Joan McDonald: -lim Mavity, Bill McGinnis, Dirk Ronald Michelsf Donna Miller, Dave ' 5 Mitehener, Sara Moore, Corky Moore. Jack 1 ,e , A-n X S ,I ' -f .2 X VA W. ,tx 1 f , at , Va W V , K . ' A ' A 4 Z ' ' ,Q H K, 'tx' 2+ M ' ' . U? 1 N , X , K 5 ' , Wx X X Qllllig v MQ., a rv V , J, Yi N hvfiglf I MW ' 'Z 'S - ,A .1 ' ,X ' -' -' --K Mountz, Eugene Mountz, Tom , tg- xy, , M - XXX X .X , F ' XL X 5.1, X , . ,yflili -:Z i' V i ' A q 9- S- Ser peut Dritgoyg GH- ' ' .., ' gf Nelson, Connie McDonough, Bette Mclver, Sandra Miller, Jerry Moore, Katherine ' V' , A 7 2 ,45 ? YQff?44S???5Q ga M wwwm' , H Mowder, Barbara 5 Nelson, Dorothy McDonough, Donald 1 s, in McKnight, Kenneth Mills, Phil Moore, Nancy Murphy, Joyce l Nelsbn, Jon l . K. Newsam, Jan Pappas, Pat Porter, Bill Reece, Jim Ridlbauer, Merritt Roth, Patsy Nurss, Joanne Pelini, Louis Price, Rosalind wan Reese, Benny 'Sa Risk, Norma 'nrt' Rowlette, Mary Lou 'YT' in fly! nf h Viliz ll 'L 5 1 if it x EV . K Joline Nutter UWBII, Tom Palmer, Sharon Pannabecker, Don mfs Af ! . I P9P'9Wf BCVBYIY Perks, Paul Petersen, John power, Ann H5253 ,'l'iEi, -QJ4f'm- Q W iw ,fy ss 4- wwf v ef A-.Kes Meer, , ,,,,,,, ,, iigfwjelifq, ..,,. , gwvfdiqzzi A 1. b V , i NW' 6 4' , ' i L . . 5 ,. Vi' If' PM u 5 1 F ff Gerald Raistrlck Ramsay, Rosemary Ransom, p,-esfon Rapp, Bm 'T' if are Rice, Gary Rice, Gilbert Richey, Ann ,s-ff B... X Rist, Charlotte Rates, Joyce Kerri ig? W Giaantura. Chuni Russell, Vera Page 57 Ryan, Roger Sauder, Eleanor M-9 Q, 'X Schuller, Gary 5'h '9'f'eY2l', Jim Shively, Jim Silverstein, Sonya EE,Q4: -if ' sw 11, f , 5 '-133. Qffiiy ' N! S S 'sf' Smooi, Jo Ann Q Sea Devil SOPHOMORES Page 58 Saurbaugh, Jan Schenck, Susie Sfhneblilh 5UHY sung ' :ii A z Lyj,.ss ,:J21: ffl, 'Q ' 'V jf: . s H 3,2',f7'f,,'ff2s'1?,? Y 22 9' 51 X .qw .WT Us 5 SFU 2 M, A Gif fi 2 vii Ku L3 H ,,4,,i , S iff A scoff, Dick Seaman, Jack Seward, Bob 1-M 'aff' ,fu Y, Q 5imPki 51 lewis Sldfeff 10710 Slechta, Sharon E Q Solomon, Jim Sours, Mariorie Sewers, Beverly f -:: Qi XQ , yi-xv N: Y . , - fa A fi K 514 if X -. , j ,- y - 'J Spraelz, Paul Springston, Dick Stiles, Marilee g1'fffm-Q - - -X-wqgg. H S ,. 7 mfiisfii iff: 5 i Q31 Eg, if ' ' 3 MT - V -m.,f:-- f ' . f Q Suffield, Audrie Suffield, Jim Schneider, Ruth Sherman, Barb Smiih, Brandon Speck, Judy Streibich, Ronnie Swanson, Alan 5W0b0I'9, KIIY Tackman, Bob Tablock, Barbara TYUYHOF, JCUI1 Trebesch, Merlita Trotter, Gary 1 M! lill 2 -114 gf' s ,Q 'S 1 ..... I we Ng 1 ' 5, We iw Venezky, Gary Verkler, Dick Voelpel, .lohn Walters, Nancy Weiler, Joyce Weiss, David it f . A Willis, Diane Wilson, Bob winger, Walter P '41 ' so I 4' i is avr' Tia, ,Q 4,1 Jw . , ff ' g 'rggw-c.,11i, 5,553 3 A is ' eyiis - . - ' 4..- 'fX. f12. 'fff ci.-1: Wyatt, Donald Yeomans, Murray Ziegler, Chet H ,,,,1, ,, VLVK i . 7 fgfgw W wg x ,aid 5 Xian vim sch 'f ':51s:-' ,' Y. 'L 'L Y' , W , .2 3 A 'W vi' f ali is Z is 5 gi S 1 X s 'Qt 55351 ,XXV , K : I i Temple, Roger Tucker, Richard Voigt, Ray Welch, Charles 3'k,-l: 0 Wolf, Max , Zimmerman, Eleanor Thornton, Rosemary Underwood, Alice Ann Vanlanen, Pa 1 Voss, Ruth Wagenbach, Donald Ronald Wheeler Wright, Joe SOPHOMORES Tosetti, Anita f Page 59 Page 60 ,ami U' A . Inside Willie Si, Gauahad Our Cheerful Cherub H can't be that bad! Zh, W. ,W M 5 ekwgkjh' A F Q ,S . f L FRESHMEN M ,. ffl' ,V 1' K ,nr tooo cneuunss or THE SfEA1f ' i w3M ' Nw if W. X Aw M. X, l A v I v. .ig W u f 5' 'S , . I! J fag L J k fd W f an 1 f 4 ' if ,k if , 5: Y gf. I , , nj a , ge f gr. , 8 K Q' K 5 Ks-Q f g ' , W X we ' lfl S5 ' ,, ,,,,,o mf f Aka 1 M129 f s W , Q A- ly ' ff f kia, Wag w Wl wg W bk Vf'f -in 'lik Fig, . M ' N V ft? f f? ,,1!w2lJf'2iWl 'E I X A L ,:. 'V H.. , , ,Il Q wk? 91 ODD CREATURES OF THE SEA lFRESHMENl These are the freshmen. They, like the odd creatures of the sea, come from different schools and take awhile to fit themselves into the new type of school life. Even though they aren't exactly settled, they still belong to our school just as the odd creatures which aren't exactly fish belong to the sea. Jim Garrott Sandro Underwood President Vice President FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Benny Ziegler Gene CUFF gecrefa,-y Treasurer f ,, 'Ep ts SPONSORS Anna Bibs James McCormick Adviso, Advisor '-s The Freshmen await their turn at lunchtime. Page 61 Ackerman, Owen Andersen, A hd l Marilyn lee rc ue' Anna Mae wg ,.. 5X5-,, Bahney, Victor Bard, Richard Baumflek, Bill Bell, Marvin Bessler, David Biederbeck, Judy 4 M or 13 500595, -ll-'Iii Booker, Wayne Bollier, Collette Bowan' carol Bowman, Suzane BOYIBI Paffifia Brakehill, Jerry 3,-aunagell Joan Bremer, Dave Ausbrook, Eugenia Baumflek, David Birkett, George 5-4 Borders, Jack Axelrod, Steve Bacon, Barbara Beck, Dennis Behm, Carol Bittner, Bob Boucher, George Bliss, Edlth XA 4 I ' my in .s ' . 1 a , p, N 'iw , 71 ffQ ' V , . . . ff: 7,4 7, 271. - AR, fi ,-j ,. , umkfpx-QB12 A 5- : . : . , 1 4 1 I .- .u?. Y C. I I . f. -' .P :., -Q 3, - ' 1:-rf 1 a: f f- Wg f' Braden, Bob ' 1' 9 ' 2.15 x ag ' ' 5 X K X, fflxxg . KA 'Q' Xi , J- MX? VL bl x , xi , , f-mx, X Q Vi- , B A..-nrniaan Sa N-wwe FRESHMEN Page 63 1 nz? . Q l Qing ' gli M xl, ggi T, W' if 'c an T gi K mg,w:g'.f- f - 1 '52, Q 'M' K 9 1 we ., filf , M J f 4, , fig? f V 1? 3 4 fx M X gif.: V .,. if -1' ,lv 1. 1 .,, . ..4v' .1 1 1 Bremer, Dan Brewster, John Brian, Lynne Briney, Carol i Brown, Suzanne Bruninga, Mary BU05Chel'1 5Cl1df0 Brownell, Jean Burnham, Ruth Burroughs, Bob Cameron, Sondra Caniwell, Richard f . , ' ' ifii, B 1 , o l f curve,-I Digk Casper, Richard Cassulo, Jim '41 , Af! .2' Q g 31 Li: 'f. Iv. l'. J C all V' ' 4 . 'P I ' . fl U .' ', I Qi 't tg: 1 l Z ,-A QQ- 1 K G, f,V I Y if IANQTN, L A lf, 1 -M Q I f - if .H 'w . .7 X 4-js,-. j I 17 l 'JX jf f' -1 .j Church, Connle Clark, Pat fl 1 f 599 X- g.':j:i1f,j' -A. . ,v :Mi 5211 hntuuvne. FRESHMEN Coker, Clyde Page 64 Brown, Anne Brown, Barbara ,J , ' J , 1 If .Jn Burke, Judy Burling, Ron Carle, Helen Carr, Gene Checklin, Margaret Christensen, Jane Clarke, Ann Cochran, Wanda i I Collins, Leslie Campion, Melva Couden, John c 1 Dawson, Florance Dentino, Marianne Downing, Patrgcia K , ' ' D M 3' w s 'fi 1 1 , gg, A-f t - xt: - I L-,.,, , 6 2 v 'W' 'g I .V A , . X Ellis, Cozetter li K . VV K ,, Ewing, Robert Cragheacl, Dick f sr fx, ni be P ' if AWA fini! Crook, Frank Dqn, Lois -Jn V-1 .An Dawson, Marilyn Derby, Barbara Dearcos, Phillip Deisslor, Chris , 157 45 ,. V- 7- ' '.h,f 4-'W ' Afr- ' .gi ' 'Q . V, f I - A X V A , de Revey, Janet DeVoss, Kenneth -1 Drain, Joyce Lfif Q -.L :gil 950, Bob Erickson, Michael -nf Drury, Stephen Eastman, Marilyn p nf, .W ,- Ewing, Charles Farrell, Mlchael Follows, Rod Y vicar E al ex ' l , HU U11i-if ' lx v f kk V ill ' , N 1 41 jwxx rf we ,, Hg' X1.':X of' ' M !6 A ' 1, X f ' ', I x V I Q I , is ' K Q H. E Dargel, Ronda Davies, Nancy Deloriea, Tom Denny, Margaret NW' Dixgn, Ray Doolittle, Don -J Eldred, Emily .NN X xNN A ' . K P, N 1 , P zllq 'hgh FRESHMEN Page 65 Fern, Leon Finch, Don Fisher, Fred ,av 9 F ' x Forsythe, Bill Foster, Valerie Frank, Norma Garen, Joann Gliffefff Jim Gideonsen, Arthur Goodrich, Sallie GOSHCHI JUNE rm so X ki? 'desi -X I 7 ' l Q .- -----14 t - ' -- ', .i'5,9yb' W ' yi Greenbaum, Don it HQ! ff .. - 'Nw-fgffi- F- f ' B SEQ Snails 'ml -i Cl? Page 66 FRESHMEN 7 k , Flanagan, Margaret Franks, Don Giese, Nlarlynn 'Ni wi Grant, Lois Grote, Michael Flynn, Betty Freeman, Richard Gilbert, .lack . .K k M WEE? ff V we V 1 5' I Q. Gray, Helen , .. , , , .l,, ?Wiz,,M 11221 Z4 fi . ,,,: .,r, V Mwgfliy ' W k W2 '53 w R V if fl ? vw V K y rg Jfgfgifqpg 5 X 2 ff W a P V K :wwf f,,.,w- M, ,-.--w.- -,H f ff' f MAP 3, 9 ze ,Sig Ig' is sq ff . f L. it 1 'x in X1 ,L i ' . M SW v,.v , k,h, Gueber, Larry BQ, ,,.,,n ,:,::. , 2fe4g5QiLm55l I 5- fr , - 1, 5 W . . ,wfriili saggy Flynn, Leonard Galbreath, Patricia Goodale, Charles Green, Gerald Gunn, Harry Guniher, Arvella Hackett, BUFDUYU Haddick, Nancy Hamilton, Patricia x X 4 M Harper, Mark Harper, Shlrley Haskin, Jerelyn 3 ' x ., Haven, Jerry Heinrich, Rosalie Hepfer, Mildred Hill, Bill fly' ' f' if- Hi. Nfl , ' ' , ' x-,:531'5'93t N M. E V.f.,.,, fi A M--. wwf., L . if'f'fH ' i 2' f--'e B 'Q-fi 4, of f fa fi ' Sw' i UZ, l lg 'QQ R 1 i' M' l A 5, 1,5 1 4 Q X g ff f if M N, V Holland, Gregory Hyde, Anne 'YE' 17 Herr, 5l1ClfYl1 Hessing, Brock M33 . . B :f.':, ik , ll t Hillenburg, Carol Hines, Virginia F' Y i g ,.. K iq, .. .Eli Q' K lg, QI 41 Houghton, .lane Howarter, Gary Jackson, David Jackson,Vanlta Harrer, Tom Heinz, Sharon . .,1 , vi-2.721 f f ,L my - ...ft gnu-uf, di ' ESQ . .5 .55 Q V MIEEEEY it y as . N, , X G 1 X X x 1 v Hewitt, Pam Hoehne, Roberta Harris, Arthur Hartnett, Richard 11- T'?i?'5i 2 'ilsgfsj , 245 I . :A ,,, f ' ..T . 'Qw 'S ,' f 2 ' ,wa K, s-ff K '15 I ' A. .1 l .ffhl I L. 5 i. X 1 ' - . - M V I4 1--V 3 I + xl:-mv . Heinzman, Bill Heiser, Gene ,Q W , 'Q' er' 13 ..,m,- Heymann, Hicks, .lack Mary Elizabeth K fx 'SPL -2' M K G .,T,, 'Y , Z Hoffnagle, Barbara Ann L 1 .W 5 .351 l 1 r filslv ll fx' ,G Q .Q ,jx G lllsx, P xxx: X Ns xx. K ,lk e, i R W - wx G-Ni M. if L 7 0 .Q Hurst, Leon flgiffiit Q, 'XX mf' I, lv, , ld: I lf! H lx V IM WU . Pfii- G 14. H l gif' - K ig- z ' A sua'-QYIW3 Tuffll FRESHMEN Page 67 ffiws,v-ws4- 7 ' ' lm I f V fggwwgs V ,.,:: : c , .f 'f lg g, I, I S L xjr 1 it i Ya it sf ., 0- S ,EQ A ' ' ' 3 f b iq iff I V I, if 1 ' l,2mi' ,' 9? Jackson, Willard Jamieson, Dick ai , uw ws u : 1211-mf: fp ,, n it .Q-.Q f 1.,,,,4 Q,, gm, .V , em u f' 1522.255 A2531 ' - . 53335, 22222, Qi?i . W s f ly-. . 5, mass, ' , Z, 'john,,n, Johnston, Mary Mary Frances Janssen, Jay Jones, Catherine jgiifii 1235 :gfjg ' f fflj' gf! ' V ' ., ,gf y Q? ' H' ,f,-,A '- ' , H - SP1 A e41,,fji1Q -' , ' mmaii f7?RVaQEif -fL4fi2TIbz?'9F ' ' Wf7ffWf5gisi,, W V o i ,. , Q I Kqlleyl 'fed Kamarer, Ann Kent, Tom JQI X :f ' at X-X 1 1 Ks I Krog, Bill 1, y J 1 . rf A M f , Ng Q Knupp, Cynthia Ktch, Paul . A jo ' H . 'E X sho-A.. X . T 0 , 'J 5, 14- if x xx ix 1. vax 'H r ,,, N7 vi I I K4 1 ws..--1 oq,19YvS FRESHMEN Page 63 Janssen, Jerry M 2 we J 2, , j Johnson, Cheryl Jones, Dean , .. Jones, Donna xref? M 1 V - iwzxxt 03913217 .s A ' - WW ' L iiiiigiferi 2 f 7 2 3:- c ' -i Y ' , -in A A f , , Yi' ' W L ' ml' . ,,W,, , K ' 1 x i , K 7 law A k Z ,wiv 'LW A ' '- A ,gg-fy f gz i 1 rw fl '-im Q. + 'M like? 5 s if 3 Kilgus, Andy Kilgus, Laurel ,W,,,, mm.. ,f1,f,,sxm21ff's5gsz1f-'.s,' '-gi f J' 51g3g ff2H5?,f'1 f J .-L ' V 4' ' ig, Ziiri, fi' 55 'iw:f.'..,,N.J5f..f: , 2 5 ,,,. ,f M nf l' A1 ft 1' if' , ,L of 'ii A H N J ' A . ,- f' fm 1- ' i 5:25 Koppenhoefer, Lyle Kuecker, Jim landwehr, Paul Kowalske, Fred Laird, Marcia larence, Bob Johnson, Karen i ' . 3 . Klump, Sally Kramer, Charles Landi. Judith Larison, Rolland 5-:f:',..., . 5' ff' l- f. ,, ,V - W' ' F? , ss ff , w ,ijt f Y 1 x my Q. rin 'Q 5, . S H 5 f wi 'pf' A Larson, Jim A-:.f:?i9V55i fJ71iff4eYi t ' :E':1:':C: ' NH ' s T473 D 4 of, ,iygim A , 15- 2221 -f 1 - 5 if, V i Sfflgywi' V ' ,, a' iv E , ,. ALm,. W, A ,, lk - iff-ffrwg 3- Lewis, Jerry Lucy, Martha Jane l ai Marks, Arnie McClintock, Marilyn McDougal, Kathleen Larson, Roy Lindsey, Marllyn MacDonald, Dlck Marshall, Clayton McCIugage, Kathryn 1 W e aw , ,A , 21' few, E z ! j li' ' , ,X f X4 :W - ,1,4, ' 1. it J M, ,,. ,K W f V . , , 1 M, McGhee, Evelyn Laughland, Joanne Litterst, Doanna Maher, lernard Mathis, Mike n , - ,, if . 5'L:'k Teal ffl 5' Sl ri-7 - - . ,, fl V1 . .5 ii iw .vw V Q -T fi L FW, ,sygfflp X s 'Sli Y Ya at 5 .44 25369 W ' I v A we w ,.,,,.,..i, QL. ss -ra Q. X .4 all K bg' 7, .yr 354 'A ' ,l . , . 4' 25 V 5 ,af .3 , we 'Q 5 ff? '15 VW Vs ,ES McDonald, Mary : , 131, jp ,.., A ' fmzggg ,1'1,11z,:, fglf: .uf Q' gggiiii H T5 V., LEE ' 7'l'P ??Li'7ELLi7 ' : an -I Y my K , rfxhgl ' , f, iggflffiii if .w f'Q?f4.li.V 5 . ' 'i 7 1 - 1 f 2 25151126 A - . J2i?ss53'X . M . ja, f . I , ' .- , . 2: I McGrew, Bob 'N-fkis M L Leary, Bart Livengood, Darlene ifgfa ' C , A312 lv F 'fr , Y '53 v- 5 ,EM fe 1, .f 1 f Q fi '-iff . V 7, haf-ff i ' 'l -if ,, 2 JL L ' N' ' il - ,A Leatherw Beverl Loar, Rogor SPE f ood, Levy, Barbara Y Mahl, John Mahnke, Carole Xt, Matson, Phyllis l Mauerm an, Charlotte : :YK Luchslnger, Kathy Mansfield, Dorothy F N? f . ef 7- 4' .' , x -RX .' If ln-'elf ,X ibm ff Wx, Q4 it ' ' '-C 1 ,1 'Ib-QL' ,'.. - -T5 ..,. 9- 9 L11-- 1 - ,-,7f3.f.,Y.. 1-1 f. ' fa-Q, '-. ,,-,Z - ..ef .41 -' Y, I N r If' . ' X nr 1' A2 4,1 - 1 ' ft. 45 ' U,,, , , -, Aff LJ-Cm -free: 'Z X S-dw ' ' BD 5' ' fm . ...., Q - f r .,f:f ' , ' McDonough, John H- - nl- sim, nik FRESHMEN Page 69 McHenry, Mary f' . 1 xml Mehl, Rodney hr-W... MCKUYI BBNY McKinney, Luther Q Q Meidinger, Jim Melzer, Bette ,. 'lf -I ,-5. r r.w.,.,A.v. v Miller, Marilyn Mitchell, Tom Mfifflffl MWY all ill' Mulvaney, Roger Murphy, Larry uN - . ' gf' - 17993 9 V ff, e 8e 'ef51fR.1:fe.2i,e ' ' ' 1 520 ,Qu-A ff I- Nfl- We gfflfii. f' 'riff -J' QP- g M Page 70 'L-C'w f5k Negley, Mike FRESHMEN 'T McKinney, Ralph McKune, Sharon Meskimen, Jim Miller, John M9 '90me Yf Sue Morrison, Ann gy A Mustard, James Nash, J'-'mei -N, .. Nelggn, Leger Neumann, Wilbur Newcomb, JoAnna No,-gon, J,-meg M McNamara, Brooks 4 Miller, Lorraine Muhl, Zane Needham, Rita Neumlller, Tom 0'Day, Kenneth Ohlsen, Bill LQ Q f 1 ' I , ea zfW p,1'1 1' gi fi gig A Kanji ' z ', 1 , I .,, , 1 , ,,,. .ZX Y. W 7 4 18. Y l' Pentecost, Lynda Powell, Davld Relnmann, Gerald Risser, Ronalee Rosenthal, Walter gwgn, Phyllis Owens, Donald Peplow, Jones Pierson, Corwin Q Q '. f Powell, Pat Pullen, Gerald Rice, Marilyn Rice, Rum '75-'W ,. ','. ,ly Ritter, Judy Roby, Barbara Roszell, Byron Roth, Ronnie at X. Paul, Leslie Pohlman, Bob I Rabold, Diane l rl v J, lx of Richart, Judy Rocholl, Sally Pearce, Arleen Penn, Caula Pople, Bob Reums, Reece, Janet Mary Kathleen ,Q Popletto, .lorry f Rippel, John ' C 1- B 1 1 YR Sclvil J. FRESHMEN Page 7l x-,av Russell, John Sawicki, Don Schneider, :award Sfhvfleff SUS 'X Shaklee, Barbara Shaw, Millard 'i :A fix - cf' . 1-'M ' - mx? iff. . - Mak, lf: u ig' siegqn, Judith 3.-1 'Vi'-H Hsfi J T. 4,- i55Tf: .K .f .5-f2lFa'21i5i5. A '.f-3 4262 QUT: I' , .g4r:'s:':I1,5rP il - -' .., '.i1Q:, , LQ Q slQrQu5k ' Page 72 FRESHMEN ww ' X , Y in sal jxgfqugalk I I. ' S 1' Sawyer, Jack Schwartz, Barbara N Sherwood, Ruth Siegfried, Donna Small, Myrna , Im. I Schad, Catherine -X K vm vu Scoofakes, Maria Shinkle, Chuck Silberstein, Bob Smiley, Karl Smith, Terry C 4 Scherff, Donna Scott, Jackie Shrier, Sandra Simpgn, Fred smifh, sin .A KM, A , Sqn: I- Na M f I ,rw- 'N t .fav fs .45 0' 'ff 5 H , L vc, I 5, ,Yeti ,. 'ff A 1 A Snyder, Tom Schneider, Charles F 1 Scurry, Janice Shroyer, Janet Miles Sluser Smith, Peggy Stamm, Glenna .J Stevens, Dolores Statler, Dorothy gmffl Run, Sutter, Karen 5Wllil1f NUMY Therkildsen, Alice Tucker, Judith Turner, Gerald Ufen, Jack fi' X752 -4 , 1 Q Z1 't' ,A ' if ,. Ma U 14-9 2' ' ,LL K 1 x J 5 Ji' s X ' 5 ig mfg is , 1 . ' Sv ui I' 'U Q ' if Ilia KI El Volpini, Sandra Vrell, Yvonne Waihle, Richard Weerts, Janet Weidner, Bethel Weisert, Fred -QW 2 f 1 T Wells, David Whitmore, Robin Whittaker, Dick Sulaski, Ron Summers, Judy Sumner, Jerry Th0mS0l1, ROSEI' Tiarksen, Donald Tobias, Allan 1 U d9 W00'-if Vasconcellos, Bill Versly, Harry Sandra WGIIGCBI Joann Wareham, Janet -' ',1 - 1 al h' V-4. 1' . ' r-' ' '.',. ..JI.' R- '71 ' :Eff-, -Raigyiil -:-Mia. ,- W Q--fy -'Q' ,Z . , ' H' zr'h' z. 'f' :zo ,--,.X f Xl. .F Q , any X :Q 1 ff C-me 4a-.u ' Weiss, Joel x FRESHMEN Page 73 w ,xv X Wlmllmif MOCK Wiss, Barbara Woerner, Don Woodley, Carol Wrighf, Connie Wright, Phyllis X Wifi t1ff5!t,lii54, ,f pg Egg? 9 Y . M 9 S fx, ,Q af ig ,l,.gl3 19 5 6 4 f ,393 fr , fi -fqgfg' :K .S:7liij ', Wyss, Joanne Young, Margie Young, Ronald Zehff June Ziegele, .lon Ziegler, Benny Ann FRESHMEN l 'U X if f L .-, rl 35: ,V:. V fx' 1 M- -, e , .y,,f ,W ,, New N., 4.4 Aw QW -if ACTIVITIES XX Q M ,--ff ,J N M ,I , Inf! I I an ...X ' x If gk W ,jiyjfk X1 NX X667 X SCHOOLS OF FISH CACTIVITIESD In activities the students work together in groups, as the fish swim together in schools or groups. The different clubs try to teach the students to combine their ideas, which creates good feeling and all around friendliness. PRESIDENT DON HOUK One of the school's ablest workers is Student Council President Don Houk. Don has been active in many school affairs: sports and the Committee of 40 as well as Council. We will long re- member the successful year under this President. Page 75 Lowell Beck Vice President Dick Oakford Bill Trager Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Phil Hoag Treasurer 1 3' , 'P vs. vu Q , 1 ,','u. i ROW ROW ROW ROW Page 76 4 If 'f l-P, H , D. O ki rd, L. Beck, B. Trciger, D. Houk. ll-T. Cgifgg, J. lgilclliiell, D. Powell, S. Mitchener, M. C, Croggs, A. Suffield, lll-J. Sullivarr, J. Greene, J. Howard, M. Mathis, K. Fouts, T. Hubble, F. Fisher. lV-P. Knosl, F. Rubey, Mr, Bielema, ' 1 W es,,.,,. 4 'fs 4 in s,,'Q is .. if ...la- STUDENT COUNCIL Our group is the governing body ot Peoria High School. We bring you so' cial affairs such as the Christmas tor- mal, and also we publish the Student Directory for your use. Don Houk is President and Lowell Beck, Vice Presi- dent. Us Don and Lowell fake over The homecoming queens appear to have company. K N. Q 'Q- , ,, A . .- ' ,':'5f:' . ' l ,' The bonfire, another popular homecommg achvny The Homecoming Dance, Q big success. pw few gm The winner - Riftschol! Page 77 I TV for Lou AH of these beavers and gophers support Trager FQ X X ,Q , rtre tr N Characters from Ann Taylor's storybook DF! Flu' A typical schoolroom backs Hoag for Prexy Page 78 -Q 'l-sg. + Stone backers use theme of l.S.M lower Slobbovia backs Rubey W Something New TALENT I 2 June Fantasy -the story of c bride's dream. Something Old ' BOARD 2 ,K Something Blue Something Borrowed Page 79 Anne Swedell Shirley Stever RO ROW ll-F. Rasmussen, C. Klaus, P. Shawgo, P. Powley, E. Mayne, A. Swedoll, J. RO - . , . . - . - 9 , - , - , - , - ROW IV-M. McCIuggage, S. Plummer L. Beck J. Greene, D. Brian, D. Reichel, E. Turrow, D. Houk. Page 80 'wht .1 'fn--dvr wwf' ' V ,. 3., L. lx E Judy Binkele Kay Fouts Sonia Harsch Norma Hill Valedictorian Valedictorian Valedictorian Sqlufqforiqn SENIOR HONOR STUDENTS Jeanne Lupton Sandra Lancaster Frank Rasmussen Natalie Williams Don Houk Margaret McCluggage GTI Sc hwyhart. Parkinson, J- Binkele, We seniors are chosen for this society on the basis of scholarship, character, leadership, and service to our school. This is a great honor. W l-N. Hill, M. Domnitz, S. Horsch, J. Locher, R. Johnson, J. Hayes, S. Stover, J. J. Lallowe. W lll K Fouls J Rosenburg T Gregg C Cra gs N Coogan J Smith E Krumpe S Stuber. 5 sf lt i S i l I I i. f SENIOR NATIONAL 5 HONOR SOCIETY 5 , 'l , X 4 v'ML i 1 511 ggi! .N it .5 3 Q 5,1 I . A Q t r it 'O l 1 . . I s zfr fri ta ROW I-A. Tosetii, A. Suliield, S. Jones, D. Field, S. Schneblin, J, Foote. ROW 2-T. Mountz, J. Fulford, 1, Harvel, N. Moore, C. Rist, R. Voss, N, Krei, B. Mowder. ROW 3-B. Sowers, M. A. Frye, S. Mitchener, M. Sours, B. Detriclc, M. Deobald, J. Nurss, P, Cotfingham. ROW 4-M. Means, H. Havera, D. Tucker, B. Muvity, A. Swanson, J. Voelpel, M. Wolf. Q ROW I-R. Johnson, J. Smith, B. Marr. ROW II-C. luthy, K. Fouts, R. McClintock. JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Members of this group are sophomores. Unlike Senior National Honor Society, our only membership requirement is a good scholastic record. ' +-aw DRAMATIC HONOR SOCIETY We have done outstanding acting in a school play. To be a member of this society is an honor, for one must work hard to earn a place in it. Page 8I , i, Ak Miriam Domnitz Joan Howard Co-editor Co-editor ,fm-, ,W Frances Oechsle Advertising Manager Page 82 Ada Mae Albright Advisor CREST EDITORS The editors of our school yearbook have done much work and deserve a good deal of credit. They were chosen for their ability shown by previous work on the staff. if 'Q' Shirley Stever Art Edilor A it iric 7 it A A iiio oooott . - 1,5512 1. Q3 A 1 . jig ' ,535 , 'Q ' 'T 42.1 i ,Q ,Lk A :,. .,,, is ig: v,,, F ei f , : 2 - . eitt Qi A f W, ' Ernest Koepping Harlan Suffield Business Advisor Photographic Advisor F Q .loan Rosenburg Business Manager Florence Giles Advisor Karen Murry Marilyn DUl'hUm Nancy Sanders Carol Borders Art Co-editor Faculty Co-editor Faculty Co-editor Senior Co-editor Anne Swedell Mary Ann Armbruster Jeanne Perkinson 59'1lOf C0'BClfl0f Classes Co-editor Classes Co-editor Mew, i,1,,,,5Wn ,L . Q, M . , .,,.. V, 'wi' fml Ag 'if':5'z f xx N - ?M:'f,f' 'M 'X ' .- ' 1 ' A . at l'e E' , ' 5 Q if Jill. linoblock Shirley Stuber Jeanne Behm Activities Co-editor Activities Co-editor Sports Editor if ii-i if ir' ,, .-1115-f ' . E . ,. M Jackie Lakovye Jacky ljlayes Ann Taylor Marilyn Whittaker Photography Editor Typist Ass't. Adv. Mgr. ASS't. BUS. Mgr. Page 83 .Wi , P ..-X .ef Mm- , 'ZF F4 4-MA.. ..,..,. ,,,.,-v --.U mf is E I 31 'G' F' 9 ', I assign , I I K V T.. . i 9 M Q i , vim 0' .. v '71, + , , . M 'V r ii IN' .th Q X f if I '-'lv' . W K t , ,.,.. Q -if . X' A I f .V K-' Y A A ' N i .. l I v PM in 1 ROW l7N. Roake, M. Domnitz, C. Borders, C. Sibilsky, L. Stone, J. Holl, B, McDonough, J. Kraus. ROW Il-J. Sweney, J. Perkinson, M. Durham, K. Murry, J. Hayes, N. Moore, F. Harker. -fi .,,, . , . ROW Ill-S. Stuber, J. Howard, J. Saville, G. Bonties, J. Knablock, M, A. Armbruster, M. Deabald, A. Swedell. 5 CREST EDITORIAL STAFF We are the students who are responsi- ble tor our annual yearbook, the Crest, We put much time and effort torth to bring you the final product each year. Gr if P. dl' as ,A ,,,, .mp wrt Qu '-0' JM! AP ,Q ww I 1 t ROW I-G. Brown, A. Gaskins, J. Smith, A. Landwirlh, M. L. Rowletle. ROW ll-J. Lacher, L. Duff, A. Taylor, M. A. Frye, J. Fulford, S, Borin. ROW lll-J. Reesman, F. Oechsle, J. Hawkins, Mr. Koepping, M. Whittaker, C. Shinkle, B. Marr. Page 84 CREST BUSINESS STAFF We are the ones who bring you the advertisement section by selling as many ads as possible to stores and business concerns, and in doing so we help finance the Crest. UMW' W P i .. meg- . Q ff- at ., ' ,iff T. m ers. 4 r Q v-If f I I 45 i G V? J-l is' R 4 .Y 'Nxt A--A l - -i J' t i v. . . . yFH lggSSt e DLHerst. SJ CP W l .I Marshall, N Wil'iams,K Murr , . azeri , . ev r, . i W lIfG. Hale, J. Binkele, G. Haeger, . ones, . ierce. W lll7M. N gley, R. Whitmore, O. Heuerrnann, J. Matheny, W. Joslin. K, tri!! I-as CREST ART STAFF AND PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF All Crest illustrations come from our willingness and ability to work to- gether. We, who are the photog- raphers, spend much time in taking interesting pictures of lite around Peoria High School. Nil ,. -- :blip , .444 'l'ii A . it si it .iz Zi fwflfll' l 'l .59-T . p .A awitttlifiltt tlililllllll ttirw . ou., sewiffglWlii.,iiilll.illilii-iiiiiiii i A W Zee. 'fZ'wi3flQll?'lf ZZ? ll1.fEl5l-. ., 'V' ill? M A 'tflllttr A if ,ow 'invests flfizift' QP There's always something to do. . rhlamail? ,xi SEEN K ' ' Put the lid on Lucy. 'lwu.. Page 85 Sam Plummer Pqf Pgwley Edifvf-in-Chief Business Manager OPINION EDITORS We head the editing of the Opinion, the newspaper you receive every two weeks and which helps you keep up to date on all the latest events and gossip around the halls of Peoria High School. it9.M i Elmer Turow Ginger Covey Margaret McCIugage Assistant Editor Feature Editor Ediforiql Edifor Page 86 EE. r p E , ws, . i i is . .7 1 'issfiziiiim Bill MCCQYIY Frank Rasmussen Robins Hawthorne William Schubring SPOT'-V Ed'i0 Sports Editor Circulation Manager Advisor mf' J yv ..-. wr 7' 'bi' A.. '3- Q. .a sa , -46 ROW l-M. McClugcge, G. Covey, E. Turow, S. Plummer, R. Hawthorne, B. McCarty, F. Rasmussen, P, Powley. ROW ll-S. Schwartz, A. Tosetti, N. Walters, A. Bodine, S. Milchener, J. Dockins, P. Hergel, Mr. Schubring. ROW lll--A. Suffield, B. Sowers, J. Reesmcn, D. Kerswill, J, Nurss, C. Marvel, L. Duff, L. lipkin, K. Barbour. ROW IV-B. Shoklee, B, Marr, l. Brian, J. Fowler, K. Fouls, E, Moyne, R. Johnson, J. Scott, X. King, F. Harker, B. McNamara. ROW V-C. Luthy, M. McCuskey, N. Hopkins, T. Neumiller, B. Bunch, G. Carlson, J. Knost, G. Selburg, D. Batz, R. Gosch. .-sq i .argl Pj' ' .,Z:,,. 1 V 3 S- Q ll.. 3 Cf . 1? iw fm L . ,,,, 4- 4? . v' ' K 1 ii 5 I 5' W a 1 'fr , i' li i V ' ' ' if 4' t'L. L 'W' H51 J 1 3 Q T -1 4. r ., ' an lf C.. ' - . 435 .. --r ' 'R' -it , ,t 1, nm.- 'QQ' 2 me , wi, .meg 19 -'div 56 HT OPINION Our staFl brings you the student news- paper, which is a very vital part of Peoria High School. The students who are interested in journalism work to- gether to produce it. 30 ai? ,L SGH ann. 'QF ,- wa -2:9 ROW l-J. Behm, N. Williams, J. Hayes, J. Smith, S. Stever, J. Marshall. ROW Il-J. Perkinson, S. Sfuber, V. Covey, J. Knoblock, J. locher, A. Guskins, M. Domnitz, P. Herget. ROW III-M. McCIugage, M. A, Armbruster, A. Taylor, M. Durham, K. Murry, G. Brown, N. Sanders. ROW IV-F. Rasmussen, C. Shinkle, E. Turow, J. Rosenberg, M. Whittaker, K. Fouls, F. Oechsle, J. laRowe. ROW V-P. Powley, B. Marr, S, Plummer, J, VanDeventer, J. Knost, J. Howard, A. Swedell. 4-of QUILL AND SCROLL We are students who are elected to this society according to the work we have done on Crest or Opinion. Many of us will go on in college with iour- nalism. Page 87 ...qs 7,5 ,'3 G55 :uc .. .1 Dad? sa Q--N I7 11? .l iC,n'l2 F' ROW ROW ROW ROW I ROW ROW ROW ROW Page 88 I-R. Johnson, M. McClugage, L. Meier, R. Voss, A. Pittenger, M. Day. ll-C. Rist, E. Mayne, S. Marx, L. Patterson, S. Edwards, L. Lipkin. lll-A. Pearce, J. Norris, X. King, C. Sibilsky, C. Marvel, J. Horpmun, J. Rodgers. IV-K. Fouls, G. Small, R. Streibich, R. Roszell, L. Lundwirth, D. Michels. 'te ul an EZPALIE M at 'P F I-S. Shrier, D. Christian, J. Richart, A. Sumeld, J. Hill, R. Heinrich. N. FRENCH CLUB All interested in French are invited our meetings. We enioy talking French and discussing French customs and literature. to in tes. .4- t sz my -rt' rV.Ghau. L We Y K FRENCH CLUB All interested In French are invited to our meetings. We enjoy talking in French and discussing French customs II-P. Brusf, J. Cook, B. Mowder, K. Bruninga, S. Koch, C. Chesney. . in-L. sum, M. Neumiller, c. Mauna, M. A. Fry., M. som, D. Jamieson, Miss Bunch. .and literature. IV-P. Hewitt, J. Shroyer, N. Jacquin, S. Monk, D. Anderson, A. Cahill, J. Nelson. Y E ,pin L , .al +5ifff.l- G :+- Q R. 1 X, ROW I-D. Damon, Z. Muhl, B. Leary, L. Koppenhofer, B. Sluser, D. McDonough, 1. Meidinger, R. Temple. ROW II-D. Balzer, B. Balzer, C. Ballier, M. Zweifel, J. Biederbeck, S. Slurtevanl, G. Grote, M, Ledien, P. Hergel, H. Easton, R. Harisan. ROW lll-P. Daker, T, Harms, J. Silverstein, J. Smith, S. Eiermann, P. Koch, E. Sceiller, J. Poplefle, A. Bell, C. Klaus, C. Alexander, 1. Binkele. ROW IV-J. Saxlon, J. Tinges, R. Schneider, J. Miller, J. Raislrick, G. Clark, H. Carney, J. Saville, P, Keller, M. Fehr, J. Clark, J. Smith. ' ROW V-R. Essig, E. Riftschaf, M. Wolf, L. Harman, L. Friederich, A. Kelch, J. Voelpel, D. Pannabecker, S. Plummer, T. Mitchell, M. Grole, B. Ohlsen, ROW Vl-B. Smith, D. Wogenbach, J. Anderson, B. Lucas, J. Hupperich, E. Rapp, B. Enrighl, S. Clark, N. Fehr- mann, L. Nelson, R. Raszell, D. Drummond. ,yi ggi? -if we SU? I fiiin? z wfss GERMAN CLUB We are sludenls taking German or T who are inleresled in German. Al our meetings vvelearn of The cusloms and everyday life of the German people and we also sing German songs. -ESV , l 1 5- LIBRARY CLUB We work in the library during our free ROW I-B. Schwariz, V. Jackson, R. Price, H. Carle, D. Sievens, B. Derby. ' ROW II-Mr. Slanger, M. Cline, C. Church, R. Ramsay, S. Volpini, P. Powell, S. Herr. hours Check out books and Row in-1. Greenbaum, R. Eppy, J. Num, iz. only-nie, D. Rancid, is, oummun, J. smuci. collecting slips. We are always ready to help you find books or magazines. Page 89 CDW W I M omnitz errilt Dergins C Kammerer Murry, M, McClugage, J. Roles, G. Brown W ll awgo N arrel ruggs Kin M Wea e Redenius, M. Green, M. Gamlin, J, Silver W lll rm ruster p er was e . Coogan, F. Oechsle, R. Kidd, D, Dodds W 'V R MlCl '1'OCk C l'1Y eenro asf J. Green, J. Saville, J. Lupton, L, land M, ,.---- 1 W I S chwariz J Furs! J Marshall N Roake J Wolf F Marks Miss Spickard. ROW ll M Le len Weiser B Hofherr J Harpman M Durham, A. Taylor, S. McDanna, S. Herman, ROW Ill S Kingsland C Marvel J Manuel L Stone D Kataaka B Shaklee, B. Mason, L. Duff. W IV J Reesman C Shinkle N Matarelli B Mugge B Bunch T. Baumgardner, J. Knobloch, S. Borln, we .IUSENDRA Ours is the dramatic club at Peoria High for iuniors and seniors interested in acting or anything that goes along with the plays we put on. JUSENDRA We presented our play, Follow the Dream , in May. Besides having open- ings for actors and actresses, we use people for ushering, scenery painting, properties, make-up, and publicity. Jig W. NN 3 . . fir? 0 ii' 'KJ W Q-L in til .IUSENDRA This year our officers were: President Jacky Hayes, Vice President, Phil Hoag, Secretary, Marilyn Durham, Treasurer, Verle Saliord. 1 ROW I-K. Klepter, H. Thomas, S. Edwards, S. Hartwell, D. Kidder, Y. Lewis, R. Margulius, D. Fletcher, J, Hayes, J. Schwyhart. ROW ll-G. Cohen, B. Marr, A. Swedell, S. Stuber, J. Little, M. Neumiller, S. Gibbs, B. Anderson, E. Mayne, C. Larson, R. Johnson. ROW Ill-M. Day, A. Gaskins, J. Marx, V. Covey, B. Glastord, K. Hawthorne, M. Whittaker, E. Shore, C, Klaus J. Locher, S. Lancaster. ROW IV-A. Cahill, K. Fouts, D. Drummond, D. Rittmiller, G. Hovenden, L. Nelson, R. Roszell, V, Salford R. Kern, T. Williams, E. Turow, D. Kerswill. V1 so my Y xf' iW v..f ' . A a I Student directors for the .lusendra play, l'd like to slap your faces-hard . FOLLOW THE DREAM, Virginia Covey, Carmen Klaus Bill Luthy, and Reed McClintock confer with Miss Spickard. I Page 91 A - L - JL Page RO freshmen ond sophomores. If is one of W I-J. Bonties, B. Schwartz, J. Gosnell, E. Bliss, N. Frank, S. Heinz, S. Herr, L. Dori. The lor Csf Clubs in fhe SCHOOL We ive W Il-C. Knupp, N, Swain, E. Ausbrook, B. Bacon, J. Scott, B. Ziegler, B, Hackett, J Tucker. Q 9 W Ill-C. Wright, L. Grout, K. Jones, J. Roistrick, J. Shroyer, L. Brion, J. Drain, C, Church, K. McDougal, C1 EVGVY l'TlOl'lii'l. Miss Matson. W WAR. Whitmore, M. Show, J. Gilbert, B. McNamara, B Mcwity, J Gorrott, R. Streibich, T. Neumiller, B. Smith, A. Little. , . rs i i ,W ,,.. Q, is i it h C B ton V Jackson R Hurisan 1 3 'Q ROW l-B, LevY, R. Heinrich, C. Schad, K..Jo nson, . ou , . . 4 - F S W ld BI Mcaweel ROW ll-M. K, Cline, B. Peplow, J, Colfinghcm, C. Hrllenburg, V. Russell, S. Brown, A u ie , Di Jones' E Eidfed M Hepfer J Hall N. nw, A. Clarke, 1. deizevev. ROW lll-S. Montgomery, J. Richcrt, A. Hyde, . , - . - 1 Mrs Chomnessi B R b C, Mohnke, A. Kumcirer, R. Risser. ROW lV-M. Miller, B. Weidner, M. McHenry, J. Landis, C. Woodley, . o Y. 92 -an ..- ,A- CUE CLUB We have presented mysteries, come dies, ond o religious ploy. This experi ence in directing, producing, ond oct ing makes o foundation for more od vonced drcimolics. 1 Q', ' 4 G Ns F'NF7 H 14 Wfai min . new .I wx' we ROW I-C. Frasco, A. Tosetti, R. Binder, S. Schenck, J. Murphy, S. Mclver, C. Chesney, D. Willis, Mr. Burns. ROW II-W, Winger, K. Barbour, C. Rist, J, Suffield, R. Wright, J. Wareham, P. Galbreath, B. Sewers, J. Foote. ROW III-D, Damon, G. Bonfies, J, Hendricks, R. Thornton, J. Nurss, S, Barkey, N. Krei, N. Detrlck, A. Bodine, ROW lV4R. Casper, D. Jones, P. Mills, J. Voelpel, M. Woll, D. Verkler, R. Voight, R. Johnson, M. Mathis, J. Keller. 'rpm 1 r-aww A f .. ,, nv W- A- M .HV . C ' II 1? 5 Nj pgwrkyen p- ,fy ,K H '22, f 9'FTY,r 1' f , ...M -Muff' CUE CLUB Our ofticers are as Follows: President, Audrie Sufffieldg Vice President, Kay Barbour, Secretary, Nancy Swain, Treasurer, Tom Neumiller, Reporter, Mary McHenry. ,mmf ,P f ,f W. W ,fr ,mwx ,.-., M.. SOCIAL SCIENCE Our club is composed of students who are interested in world and civic at- ROW l-S. Harsch, M. Domnitz, J. Smith, M. Franklin, F. Rasmussen, D. Mannion, Mr. Heghin. fairs our meetings We ponel ROW Ilil. Stone, A. Bell, S. Plummer, R. Hawthorne, B. McCarty, C. Luthy, C. Marvel. Row in-M, Mccmey, C. Johnson, N. Hopkins, w. Willems, R. Rmeil, G. Haeger, J. Knosr. digquggiong and debates, Page 93 ak .5 -L ,W rr C' . .wr hte f .5, : 1 Hqfgk , .. 7 ... . L eq. 'ft L our director Mr. Woodrnon. brfvenunre ROW I-J. Gosnell, L. ,ppenhofer, K. Smiley, C, Coker, B. Roszell, Z. Muhl, S. Slechta. ' Row ll-J. Qeanmum., 5. shame, D. whmukef, D. frank., L. Penn, B. Borghese, M. Franklin. have one of our own members direct- POW l'l-C. Luihy, T. Boumgordner, L. Ritfschof, D. Bullemeier, E. Vrell, J. Fosier, J. Tucker. in I th' . R'7W IV-J. Martin, J. Anderson, J. Knosf, D. Reichel, B. Enright, B. Bunch, W. Booker. n IS Way We get good musical experience. l. Page 94 The band forms a harp. Lester Nelson, CenIral's drum major MAJORETTES B. Burchum, C. Brewer, G. York, S. Kennedy, J. House. Il' 531 ww Al. AWK L ' A M . , M V- 14, wf M . .. n .... fi . U H ' Ll 'ff w f.. .'f'. Q1 .N , 4 x , .of -'LQ ROW ROW ROW ROW .-V ,............ ... ,Joy uaacmuurca WIIII our director Mr Woodman Often w 1 - . 9 I-B. Shaklee, M. Eastman, D. Scherli, J. LaRcwe, M. Compton, S. Bowman. - II-G. Rice, J. Deal, G. Birkelt, K. McClugage, J. Martin, M. Gumlin, C. Ewing. have' Oni of our Own members direct' Ill-J. McDonald, M. Dawson, A. Harris, J. Moore, R. Cunningham, W. Forsythe, W. Washington. In . D i is WC we et A IV-J. Kuecker, J. McCarthy, B. Henning, B. Rapp, D. Lange, G, Button, E. Schneider, M. Ridlhauer. 9 . Y g good muslccl SXPSFICUCG. l The clarinet section busy at rehearsal. The Sm00lh-Sliding lfombones- Q . A clarinet foursome. A symbolic formation. V Page 95 an ROW 1-B. Roszell, J. l.aRowe, S. Slechta, P. Powell, B. Wiss, K. Johnson, M. McDonald, A. Gunther, J Binkele. ROW Il-J. Martin, S. Barkey, C. Rist, M. lautenschlager, J. Jacob, M. Lucy, J. Weerls, V. Foster, L Hamilton, E. Krumpe. ROW III-R. Wheeler, D. Freeman, M. McCIugage, D. Casper, D. McGinnis, M. Wolfe, D. Pannabecker, C Babcock, R. Cunningham, W. Booker. ROW IV-Mr. Szepessy, J. Martin, D. Weiss, J. Knost, B. Luthy, D. Reichel, J. Jucker, J. McCarthy, E. Mc Cormick, E. Schneider. The violin sections warms up. Page 96 195' '49 ORCHESTRA We are one of the hardworking groups around Peoria High School. Each year we present a concert that is open lo the public. We also perform for as- semblies, plays, and concerts. BP--ll ua-10 V- sk ,F as ...Q , aw - QW .air ,sf Sf- .fu Ja. J' ,,. QQ, 5 , S JC 'HI' 5' K-1 ... .. f W R Q H sur 'N my M 6 'wiv ,G 3 . f Fi in- 4' x K? eww: is ,U ' ,K L N .4 r ,H y 8 Q .wiv as ,SM V , W1 of Q ,515 ,aw -H 'IU' 7 f W I, vw Q Q ni POW l-B Sl1ermuri,C Nelson, O, Chris? on, A Roberls, P.Vcr1lcmen, B Todloclc. POW ll--M. Sliles, B laude-vdc e, J EH riser, S Jones, E Zimmerman, J Foole, M. Rowlelle, l? Binder ROW lll--B Mowder, J HO' B Arvffevsoo D Dervnes A Bodine S Korlv 1 Murphy, D Willis, B Mtooriouqlw POW W--YM Fur- N Kvoi M Deoho d, P Tl-icwfafw l Hawkins, S Boil-rw, H Melzer, S Milchener. ROW IV-M A. Frye, N Krei, M Deobuid R Thcrriforv, J Hawlfivs, S Burley, H Melzel, S. Miltliener O l 'L N L- s-iw-we QQ 'L 'SHI' .fi L 49 K x K MA -1. gl , l J 3 ROW ROW ROW ROW v in 1 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Our group is composed of sophomore girls ond is llwe basic' vocol music group for girls. We who Sliow promise will eventually rcoclw A Cappella clwoir. .F, ik -Q4 gf , 'ff' .M h M,i?,, K Q .r ar ' Qs fx-Y , 1 , 1' , V Q L I I Z , fn if or , .4 4 W. ,. J, 'NT .QI , ,ni sf G., Q 'l wif? wmv' f 49 4 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB We also participate in the fall and Chrislmos concerts here of Peoria H' lu I-B. Peplow, P. Harrison, A. Porter, C. Chesney, J. Karl, C. Fresco. lg ii-c. Jones,-A. A. uudefwood, K swebofq, c Hair, J. weiief, 1. img, P. Pappas, N, aw, School. Every ollwer yeor we fake port III-S, Schenk, J, Hcrvel, M Lee, L. Clough, M. Sours, B. Johnsfon, S, Schneblin, A. Elli I. O, , . iv-J cinfi., s. Eiefmmn, B. Detrick, D. Nelson, J, Nurss, v. Grimlh, L. Kyle, M. Means, R. sfhneidef. ln llle Muslml Exllovogonzo- 1 Pnn 35.34 A H'-f iii my 31:51 .QW - K ' i R' . f V- - if cfm. 'B' W -ii' B 4 in.. , , f2 .,f . H . . , I A, Y-1' V., ff- ,f Q '-at as Q. W.. .' 3 -W 3 W' -.6 Y f.'f:1' fi-i 5 I .. ' I 443' 5 ' . g R K, . K A ap 1 ,. , ' 'ei , Q A- -s, 3 're 'fi ' mf-' . may 'M .. if Ev , ROW ROW ROW ROW .Xian ROW Row ROW - . ROW l l-S. Silverstein, A. Suffield, J. Hill, Y. Young, S. Palmer, M. Cross. ll-J. Fulford, C. Kennedy, M. K. Cline, S. Chapman, A. Toselli, M. B. McElvfee, N. Woliers. ran! S Daily S Mclyer V Russell, N. Cullen, J. Smool, J. Marlin, K. Brunlnga, J, Roles. lll-B. G , . , . . . , IV-N. Risk, K. Barbour, F. Harker, M. Trebesch, C. McAdoo, J. Speck, L. Hodgson, A. lundwirvh. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB We sing solos to try out for this posi- tion and are chosen by our director, Miss Poshard. Next year many of Us will belong To Girls' Choir. ii f. 2 - - 1 'fs' s. i , 9' , s M .ni . sm 1, 1. Aga , K L. , Win 1 QW? I-K, McKnight, T. Mouniz, D. Damon, J, Hohulin, L. Pelini, B. Wilson, W. Bowen, J, Dolen. II-J. Sultan, R. Temple, D. Jones, L. Simpkins, D. Garrelr, J. Saurbaugh, R. Voight, C. Moore. III D e I C K hl B f I Mill r, J. Raislrick, R. Lillersr, R. Ryan, R. Johnson, D. Lancasler, L. Bair, A. Little, J. Schwogmeyer. lV-B. Lazarus, J. Seamon, P. Sprae z, J. Hupperich, . a , . Lunges, M. Ridlbauer, R. Streibich, P. Hewill. . Page 98 K 1231? it BOYS' GLEE CLUB We freshman and sophomore boys are learning the fundamentals of choral singing. We work diligently on our music each day. A Q C17 fam? -WG 5 RQ L iir fl M ' at Q 5 -f -M V. I7 -Q HOF' u W I J Wolf, J. Dockins, J. VcnG-undy, N. Racke, K Klepfer M Ledlen C Larson W ll cker, N, Barnes, C. Paylon, D. Sfegner, Ed s N x S Herm l Ing Gnd l'TlUSlC Gnd GFS always V90dY W lll ngslond, B. Mason, T. Harms, N, Raber ers I Tlnge S Gibbs J Harpm to Im I-Ove Vocal technlques N Newell p W lV S Donna, B. Holherr, J. Marx, M. Wh: on o ar! an K Kmka e Norms Z Pease. .WRX my pr ' 1 . ROW I P Perks R. Springsion, J. D. Williams, B. Glasford J Sumeld C Ziegler D Wyatt G Schuler w an me v, L. ayefly, D. Tucker, H. Henman, G Clark K Hawthorne 1 Peterson R McGaughy 5'n9 9 and bfmg honol' fo OUF SCIWOOI J Nelson b W lll J Ree e, J. Slcler, B. Smith, J. Solomon, B. Seward L Frnedrnch R Kern C McCoy J Voe e Y domg so W IV O Heuermcnn, B. Dyslln, R. Roszell, A. Anderson A Swanson S Luughlnn E Wnlluams B Mav R Slrerbuch D Wogenbuch. Je: ay 5.2. ROW I-E. Mayne, D. Mannion, J. Miller, G. Cohen, J. Locher, J. Jackson, J. Hayes, G. Brown, N. Williams. h f ROW Il-D. Dodds, L. Patterson, A. Gasklns, P. Lauderdale, S. Lancaster, D. Frye, J. Smith, J. Tinges, M. Muller, are C Osen rom the Olhel' Cl1OlGl J N groups, Each year we present concerts . e as. ROW Ill-K. Fouts, L. Landwirth, D. Tucker, D. Cameron, T. Batz, R. Gunther, B. McConnell, J. Kitchell, R. Tar- rant, M. A. Armbruster. ROW IV-R. Hawthorne, K. Walters, D. Drummond, N. Cover, L. Nelson, F. Rubey, G. Hovenden, B. Trager, B. Symonds, P. Hoag. J M QQ .1-Q lm 'Q N..-dy me -G, Page ti . QQ, -W: sew ROW I-L 5CltVfYl10ff. l- I-Q99. J- Cook, P. Shnwgo, J. Little, B. Shield, S. Lowery, C. Heuermann. ROW II-L. Meri, J. Perkrnson, M. Green, J. Silverstein, A. Swedell, J. Manuel, R. Kidd, C. Alexander, J. Flagg. ROW III-S. Stu er, G. Swank, B. Jacobus, L. Beck, C. Bradshaw, J. Graves, T. Hooton, P. Haddick, J. Saxton, S. Borin. ROW IV-R. McClintock, D. Rittmiller, W. Goelz, B. Ziegler, P. Douglas, J. Kirchner, J. Myers, V. Petty, J. Kunst, S. Shively. 100 the choral department. Our members for the school and the public. A N pq... W an X W? K-4.2 A CAPPELLA In the tall we present a tall concert. At Christmastime we sing in the annual Christmas program. Although this year Big l2 was presented in Peoria, our members usually travel by bus to dit- ferent cities for this occasion. .. Q A ..... , U ,l -.. ....,, in music. Eaclw monllw our 1 l POW l-B Derby, H Yhomus, M McClugaqe, C. Mchnke, J. Scott, M. Rogers, N Williams, K Jones, J. Gosnell. I . . ,O Grilled Row ii-M ogy, D Mmmn, s schnebi n, A Clone, K Lmimqer, L. anon, 1. Num, A. sweden, s. sinner. VTWCVTW DCVS provide Us with magical en. ROW lllfS Slechva, M Wand, M Lauvensqhlnqer, M Franklin, X. King, M Slrolhmun, D. Redenius M. Green ' ROW ROW ROW POW M comm. 1 ' lorlainmcnl. V 7 . '5 ' -.Q K 1m V 33. N11 A V MUSIC WORKSHOP Some of Us lust enioy listening to all kinds of music. Many of us ploy the I-J. Schwyhari, R. Binder, L. Grcmf, C. Woodley, B. Defrkk, B. T dl k, ' ' ' II-R. Shaklee, S. Brown, J. Landis, D. Golbreavh, J. Binkale, N. gaeijci Krumpe, plone or Instruments' Whlle We also iii-M. A. Afmbwsref. D. memes, s. surrey, N. ma, r. Harker, 1. Marian P shuwgo M oeosoid, have some vocalists. iv-D. Karaoke, D. Dodds, K. form, B. Manny, B. Bunch, R. R051eu,M. woli, r. saumgdrdnier, l l i l Page 101 3, fi R MAJ if fl , I WJ' if I Betty Jo Fleener Bill Symonds C0'ChUlVfT1Gf1 Co-chairman J. B. VcnDeventer 'HQGE' Q an , K xfv C' ,Q . U Q' . , 1 s ff' fi W I 5. f. 'Q' ,gnar-.ill AY vgy fy .gin fi 14. The most important part of ticket committee - selling tickets 37' WY Qi Advisor if - . -f .. '53 V .4-nam fha EQ. -be nn- TICKET COMMITTEE You have probably seen Us often in the ROW I-S. Palmer, M. Zweitel, S. Edwards, J. Dockins. llckel booth dU,l-llrlg lunch hoursz We Row ll-B. J. Fleener, A. Elliott, s. Herman, B. raduock, N. Kroll, Mr. VunDevenler. help to sell ocflvlfy books cmd Tickets ROW III-B. Mowder, Y. Lewis, B. Mugge, B. Mcvity, M. Wolf, B. Symonds. To the games' Page 102 ,. -J ff, -f -mf, . A ,,.,, , Q... ... . s eg f-my W , W E fe, -...M ,H gp' . , an psf- fu-Y 'WX an vw -.v 'auf fa 77- f' M J -vi. 1- if KEY CLUB We are o service club sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, the city ol Peoria, ROW I-H, Hoffman, K. Wolters, l. Rilhchof, J, Solomon, P. Hoag, J. Kitchell, F. Rasmussen. ROW ll-1. Greene, D. Ookford, L. Beck, G. Selkirk, J. Arehorl, B. Troger, N. Shuberf. ROW lll-D. Rillrniller, D. Brian, B. Mavify, F. Guenther, N. Loaf, G, Selburg, T. Biggs. ,j i'w--.ff 1' XV . H ik John Greene Dick Ookford President ond Peorio High School. Our purposes and objects ore like those of the Ki- wonis Club. .Kiley I 'ash T? -0-if Vice President Secremry Tfgqsufer ,l G .gur- xxx- Key Club checks cools af June Fanlasy. Tony Juska Advisor ., K ig if-wr' f Phil Hgqg Gordon Selkirk Page I03 ROW ROW ROW ROW Page 104 -mv Q T? '99 COMMITTEE OF 40 .MF-V gm! We ore mode up of len represenlollves from each of The four classes. We help I A. Toselfr, B Lauderdale, D Lriversv, R Movgul-us, J. L1HIe,R.lohnson,B Lnrence. I d . ll B. Burroughs, A mere, A. Hyde, s Mrvmefwr, B Gram, 5 Lommrer, R Rrsser, M. Morvm l0 P OVW CWC95, DGVNC5, Oflfl WOW' Ill-A. Brown, Q Shrnlxle, W amrmlm, N Comm, L aww, C Zrvqler, D Kerwr-rr, x Krnq other SOOO' GCMVWCS Wil. Green, T. Wrllroms, D. RrNmrller,J Greene-,J,Cvc1ves, L Hurmorw,T Boll, N Shubevl he iii JFS' 'jf el ef 5 fr John Greene Rita Johnson Chef Ziegler President Vice President Secrelory Jerry Green John Maflln Treasurer Ad 50' COMMITTEE OF FORTY Important services of the Cornminee of Forty ore toking care of the Rec and sponsoring dances. They open The Rec offer school and some evenings. . . . wwf-W 1 , K V r N V I T .. K V .. . .nf s 'Q ' 4493 ' ff 5 ' ' L4 Y is ri, ifgahk. ,L If X, Q Time for refreshments. A gab session affer school hours. Sandra Lancaster Social Chairman Some Commihee of Forly members gather at the Rec. Page 705 .1 .1 E ...ma-,Q-i 'nf . '-- 44 , er' .4 A W. M t i-ez! 42 STAGE CREW STAMP CLUB ROW I-J. Hendricks B. McNamara C. Howard P. Knox! Mr Pacey RCW I K 0-Day B Bwden V Buhne - 1 ' ' ' ' ' - - . , . , . y, G. B rkett. ROW ll B. lufhy, D. Sleenrod, J. Myers, J. Green. ROW It-A, Harris, N. Jacquin, R. Roszell, N. IFehrmann, J. Knos We are the students behind the scenes Our meetings are tor anyone who col- who make assemblies possible by set- lects stamps or who is interested. We ting up props and working the public study and trade foreign and domestic address system. stamps. 1 .nw 'A ,ax 4 J il so if 5 lun R 1 i 2 'IX 'sg . -i 1 'V ei -.U 7 .. 'T' r pf li' l mix . its 'gk 0 i 3 L e ' s PROJECTION CREW We make school lite and classes more ROW I-J. Newsom, J, Hartman, B. Pildirch, F. D Hy, R. Wheele. - - ' ROW ll--Mr. Fluegel, D. Anderson. U r lnleresllng and pleasant Operallng Alhble-B'B'cke' the machines tor audiovisual aids: Page 106 slides and movies. ,W Wi -veg, .K-QQ i ifst ,--an uv Ni 'G'-? '7 'ifmglf' t 2 t ROW l-S, Silverstein, S. Harsch, H. Melzer, S. Barkey, L, Nelson, J. Weisert, A. A. Underwood, B. Peplow, R. Harisan. ROW ll-N. Risk, S. Marx, P, Shawga, S. Anderson, M. Small, N. Frank, L. Meier, Miss Deppe. ROW lll-S. Schneblin, J. Tracy, D. Sanders, N. Fehrmann, J. Savilie, T. Neumiller, B. Smith, B. Klaus. ROW ROW ROW ROW A ag ,V .. ,JL , If pu fur I-J. Weisert, R, Johnson, D. Fletcher, C. Alexander, N. Williams, A. Tasetti, M. Day, ll-C. Craggs, J. Rates, J. Binkele, T. Biggs, S, McDonna, S. Herman, N. Harrel. Ill-Mrs. Hale, D. Kerswill, C. Klaus, B. Marr, C, Shinkle, J. Reesmon, C. Klepfer, B. Sewers, Mrs. Parker, IV-R. Fellows, E. Share, M. Yeomcns, K. Fauts, J, Andersen, J. Knoblock, A. Cahill, D. Kidder, J. Rodgers. JUNIOR RED CROSS This worthy organization is composed of representatives from each home- room. We sponsor drives and do what we can to help those less fortunate. 1 i . if -am 3-'H H--sf PAGES AND OFFICE ASSISTANTS We are pages, office assistants, and deans assistants, who give one hour of our time each day to serve Peoria High School. Page 107 ROW l--P Lewis, C. Edwards, B. Shield, Dr. Anthony Marinaccio, R. Smith, D. Malone, M. McMorris. RO Mlhso SC eSRekC Bd RO 'S' ,M ,ibn f-cv all .--vi' W OFFICE OCCUPATIONS CLUB Our class is students interested in busi- ness atter high school, We work in of- fices part ot the day and have o spe- cial class in the morning, We receive credit for the otltice work we do. W ll--- , o n n, , crn , . c , .Wcltklns, P. Powley, C. or ers. W Ill--l. Flogg, H. Heinzman, D. Batz, l. Laugbland, E. Denny, J. Lcolt. f Q F' is Q 'Q M L, f, Mr. and Mrs. Prowder and Lambie, from the Senior Class Play, PINK MAGIC. The pause that refreshes H, R Page 708 Ab . 9 - . Wm ze 'Q 45 . I wee! Seng.-i1q, Look at the delicious sundae. a 'ff 1 Our Rec is the mos! popular place al Cenfral. FALL ' f:aKf,f..g4c. pi , - , ' ff J L,,. ffiqg j:1'y::', ',,- gffiljii? . H ' Q 1, , K' ' 'Q f , f 3,1 gf - ' - f ,Q :sl H 'N x. f M1 11 Queen Gerry reigned over week-end Homecoming aclivifies. gs, D v, I 4 we '53 if? 9, 1' Jim and Hiles' Alice in Wonderland imifalion was delightful. Everyone enioyed the Senior class play. We're all very proud of our band. Page l09 WINTER Show Your Colors! Joan and Jackie are proud of their colors. Pflles for 'he hafd workers On H10 magazine campaign. Y 4 wr , . 1--.Q EQ e Z Rough, tough, and ready-and beaulilul! GENERAL ,STUD 'iii College Day Snowball maker par excellence. Page 110 A H T of hm ., '- r L. .0 Fi: 5 as-13 'lf 5 CHRISTMAS 1 435 4lP QI German Club observes the season. The fp,-Sf formal of the school year. The choirs present their annual concert. .' ,4-V-.f J o 2 QS J 1. ia k sal -f--W T H-rl... - w 1 i VV, ff The orchestra entertains. Cue Club presents No Room at the lnn . Page Page H2 WINTER Lx ,--,A Q-Q, sf' Larry and Bob gave us a good show. Valerie and Ann have a good time at the All School Party. xf,r'-3' Q Happy Birihday fo Mr. George Washington Burns. Knock it over for a prize. Open wide, 5059! 4-I sz: SPRING I7 1-Q Seniors being measured for graduation robes. EVGFYOHS 9l'li0YS the new shumeboard at the Rec. V , .lo was something blue in June Fantasy. Kenny demonstrates how it is done. Spring fever af 5,5 height i ' vs.,-aff Sfilim-ii yiilwf a!5'.i,'zf'ffw I .- r, M, r atfm 4 Page H3 ,4MN, Page 114 FACULTY Mr. Weslholf shows Jim lhe new Pldns- Whar's the formula? asks Miss Albright . K ,, , Ywg : L-xi 1 Mr. Hunler and Miss Rhoades confer. ,Vx gs, YRS? O ' I f h . Mr. Myers explains the lesson. Ur congema gym eat ers S P 0 R T S IACTIVE INHABITANTS OF THE SEA! 3 fqf ACTIVE- INHABITANTS OF THE SEA lSPORTSl Sports have their active players as the sea has its active fish. ln the sports around school the mem- bers learn sportsmanship and teamwork. They work together in a manner that says We'll win, if not in points, in other ways . VARSITY FOOTBALL FIRST ROW-R. Flanigan, J. Bergstrom, J, Court, D. Jamieson, C. Ziegler, B. Adkins, J. Dismuke, D. Mc- Donough, J. Arehort, G. Tindall, D. Batz, R, Whitmore tMgr.l. SECOND ROW-J, Ashby, G. Boucher, B. Tiager, H. Taylor, D. Barton, B. Ziegler, C, Fitch, G. Small, J. Wilson, J. Uppole, J. Shively. THIRD ROW-Coach Saurs, E. Smith, J, Beard, J. Green, J. Case, J. Myers, J. Tracy, R. Collins, C. Bradshaw, D. Harrison, T. Milligan, Coach Hawkins, Coach Wallace. FOURTH ROW-Coach Juska, M, Dawson, B. Losch, H Stout, P. Douglas, R. Grover, B. Taylor, W. Sut- ton, R, Berwick, A. Kelch, B. Porter. VARSITY FOOTBALL Through the efforts of hardworking coach Tony Juska and his Qble assistants, Bruce Saurs and Dawson Hawkins, the Central Lions' toot- ball record this year showed six wins against tour losses. The Lions QOT bGCl4 to Winning ways this year, so lots all work together for another successful season next year. Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central 27 39 19 7 l2 l3 6 26 45 6 Won 6 i los . Canton . Lamphier Woadruft . . Spalding . . Streator Springfield High . , , Pekin . East Peoria . Lincoln Manual Coach Juska goes over some plays VARSITY FOOTBALL . f .I .sf , it A Q In X W F, ' lp-AS .T ' ' T , ill? N Y . Ll? 7 B, Ziegler H. Taylor 'NV V N G. Tindall FL? of , A .5 i C. Fitch rw X fn ,V Sfoul races around ugh! end. H. Sfouf . ..',. E 1 W' 5 J. Wilson 92 . ,, P Y' Y 4' tk , . . .1 f fl- 1 J. Ashby , V V ' R. Berwick if 'K 1 E Q-.A -W-f o 116 I Burien W. Sutton VRKDII I IWJKJI DRLI. I 3 B. Trager fQ. J. Tracy M. Dawson an g yi' ' ff: ' 3 E. Cage i A f , ,w , .L f fl X3 Ashby forges on. 5, , 23 ? ... J. Dismuke D. McDonough J. Myers H.-rm-A. X.. k 1 f ' . A if D. Harrison M b 3 g -4 v- J. Green Puge H7 FRESH-SOPH FOOTBALL 1. FIRST ROW-H. Carney, D. Jamieson, J. Green, C. Ziegler, D. McDonough, M. Yeamans, M. Mathis. SECOND ROW-J, Laughland, J. Doubet, P. Dearcos, L. Kilgus, J. Lewis, M. Bell, D. McDonough, R. Miller, L. Hurst. - THIRD ROW-P. Knutson, J. Nash, B. Maher, W. Smith, R. Streibith, J. Shively, B. Knox, T. Deloriea, L, Lyle, Coach Wallace. FOURTH ROW-J. Turner, J. Porter, F. Kowalske, F, Fisher, G. Boucher, C. Goadale, G. Carr, R. Whit- more lMgr,l. FIFTH ROW-S. Drury, P. .Landwehr, B. Lazarus, J. Saurbaugh, R. Litlerst, B. Hessing, W. Ohlsen, L. Flynn. page 118 N '-'me Mr. Wallace works out a new play FRESH.-SOPH. FOOTBALL Central's Fresh.-Soph. football squad under the able leadership of Lev Wallace posted three wins while they dropped Eve games and battled their opponents to two ties. The young Lions, who are hoping and are working For better things next year, put up a valiant tight against their opponents until the final gun sounded. Central , Farmington J.V. 6 Central . . . Trewyn 0 Central . Woodruff Soph. 59 Central . Woodrult Frosh. 6 Central . Washington J.V. O Central . Chillicothe J.V. 'l5 Central . . Roosevelt 35 Central . East Peoria 7 Central ....., . . . Pekin 35 Central ....,... I3 Won 3 -Lost 5 -- Tied . . Spalding 2 VARSITY BASKETBALL 5 xg . - it ,K h W - :Q it '19 A 15 S A I C Xf p ' , 6 I df: 2. ' l 'W' 1' ,I W S N M ' .tl W- A ' T W x V T QQ , : 0 3 6 , e 'Q' ' x . l , , . Lil Av ua, . . FIRST ROW-B. McConnell fMgr.l, C. Ziegler, N. Panos, 1. Green, M. Green lMgr.l. SECOND ROW-J. Graves, D. Houk, D. Barton, D. Cornelius, H. Taylor. THIRD ROW-Coach Hawkins, J. Ashby, H, Stout, A. Swanson, H. Douglas, D. Ullman. VARSITY BASKETBALL The varsity cagers, fighting hard all season, won T3 out of 27 games. Hiles Stout was chosen for the all city team, and both Don Barton and Jay Graves were given honorable mention . Hiles laid in 488 points, while Graves followed with 290, Barton l82, and Jim Ashby l43. Although Dick Ullman was only able to play in lo games, he was given the honor by his teammates of being chosen honorary captain. With a group of up and com- ing under classmen, Coach Hawkins' future looks bright. Central . Quincy Central . Spalding Central Champaign Central , Rushville Central New Trier Central Wethersfield Central Mid-County Central . Glasford Central East Peoria Central . Canton Central . Manual Central , Pekin Central . Danville Central , Mattoon Central Springfield Central . Woodruff Central East Peoria Central . Streator Central . Spalding Central . Woodruff Central Bloomington Central . . Pekin Central . Manual Central . Streator Central Springfield Central . . . . Morton Central . . . . Minier on l3-Lo -5... Hawkins works over basketball tactics Page H9 VAKDIIAY BASKETBALL K3 45' H- Douglas A. Swanson C' Ziegler wha' cha doin, Hnes Ashby up for fhe rebound. Page 120 J' Green H. Taylor D. Cornelius i , 4 'gd 4 N -A ,ink I'Kl3l'I'3LJl l'l DRDIKI I BALI. , H K, ,. ,,,.f... s gg .,. 'QE gu-: g2g 71 if il, l W . YA A A jf' 1 a ' Xt I li l 1 'V X lie i f LJ l J mj . 1 tty 7 U y ..1 ' I if N lr 't li Q FlR5T ROW-ll MCDUM-lU9l1 lMsr.l. C. Ziegler, D. McDonough, G- Carr, L. Hurst, R. Jamieson, J. lewis. SECOND ROW-Coach Saurs, .l. Slater, G. Boucher, A. Anderson, A. Swanson, H. Douglas, J. Peplow, J. age 12 Mesklmen, G. Trotter. Lk... FRESH.-SOPH. BASKETBALL The Fresh.-Soph. Basketball team this year compiled an excellent record of 20 wins against only three defeats. The underclassmen coached by Bruce Saurs showed great improvement over last season and therefore we all anticipate a great season again next year. The fourth game of the season was the opening ot the Canton Fresh.-Soph. Invitational Tourney, in which Central was an entry. Central got off to a tlne start by knocking oft East Peoria 50-33. They then got past Canton and went into the finals where they won over WoodrufT's underclassmen 41-36 to bring home the championship. Central 35 . . Quincy 33 Central 43 . . Spalding 35 Central 49 . Champaign 45 Central 50 . East Peoria 33 Central 36 . . Canton 29 Central 41 . Woodruff 36 Central 26 . . Manual Ql Central 37 . . Pekin 48 Central 37 . . Mattoon 36 Central 39 . . Clinton 'l7 Central 73 . East Peoria 38 Coach Saurs goes over the records Cent.,-,I 55 , gpfgngneid 40 Central 51 . Woodruff 40 Central 3B , East Peoria 32 Central 61 . . Streator 44 Central 39 . . Spalding 37 Central 41 . . Woodruff 43 Central 43 . Bloomington 38 Central 45 , . DePue 44 Central 56 . . . Pekin 36 Central 56 . . Manual 74 Central 56 . .... . Streator 39 Central 49 . ..... Springfield 30 2 Won 20 - Lost 3 FIRST ROW-L. Byerly, G. Selkirk, K. Walters, B. McConnell, 1. Deal, S. Wilson, R. MacDonald. SECOND ROW-Coach Myers, F. Rvbey, J. Simpson, H. Gerdes, J. Foster, P. Knost, R. Lewis, L. Friedrich. CROSS COUNTRY The Cross Country team, with Coach Joe Myers in the lead, ran up a total of four wins while they lost none. The boys compiled four consecutive wins over Lincoln, Pekin, Streator, and Manual. They placed second in the Geneseo Invitational and District, and third in the Big l2. Three Central boys competed in the State Meet for individual honors, John Deal, James Simpson and Sam Wilson. Central 23 . . Lincoln 34 Central 20 , , , Pekin 37 Central 24 . . . Streator 33 Central l7 , , , , Mgnuql 42 Central 2nd . . Geneseo Invitational Central 3rd . , . , . Big l2 Central 2nd . , , , District State Meet . ......... J. Deal, J. Simpson, S. Wilson Won 4 -Lost 0 Simpson, Wilson, and Deal listen as Coach Myers gives a few instructions Page TRACK 41' an vw Zminnlj. Dgal, J. Dismuke, G. Heilborn, J. Nellas. - . aey, . Dixon, J. Luecht, D. Dommitz, D. Miller, J. Ashby, J. T'nthotf, R. C ' h . THIRD ROW-Coach Myers, W. Goelz, J. Green, D. Seitzberg, T. Williamson, D. Helster, B. Kell:Jml5rigD1rii- nelly, J. Tracy. FOURTH ROW-R Hvrlsofk. R. lewis, G. Selkirk, J. Myers, P. Douglas, J. Simpson, R. Collins, J. Davies, B. Trager. Page 124 Mr. Myers and Dick take time out TRACK The 1951 track season was opened with a 71 to 42 triumph over Chillicothe. The thin-clads captained by Dave Miller went on to win three out ot four ot their meets. ln the P.H.S. Quadrangular, Central placed first. They captured second place in the Delavan Track Carnival and in the District Meet, while in the Greater Peoria they won third position and later placed eighth in the Big 12. Among the standouts were Dave Domnitz, who holds the all school shot-put record, and Earl Haley, who specialized in the 100 yard dash. Both boys qualified for the State Meet. . Chillicothe 42 Central 71 Central 55 - - Pekin 58 Central 66V1 . Streator 46'l, Central ao .... Abingdon 53 Central 94 .... Washburn 19 Quadrangular, Peoria High, Canton, East Peoria, Mor- ton. Central 2nd . Delavan Track Carnival Central Qnd .... Dislricl Central 3rd . . . . . Greater Peoria Central am . . . . . . . . Big 12 Won 4 Lost 1 TRACK Dismuke in 'he bmad iump' Haley and Tinfholf coming down the svrelch. Ashby gunning for home. D I xv, 5- :S Domnilz adds anolheraward to his collechon. , I 4 M V N fkiwiwilr EAW ,gs Hard work paid off for John Deal. The fake-off. Page 125 BASEBALL FIRST ROW-J. Green, J, Arehart, J. Hartmann J. Slater, J, Miller, D. McDonough, C. Ziegler. SECOND ROW-J. Solomon lMgr.J, D. Houk, B. Baller, S. Wilson, H, Taylor, D. Barton, B. Ziegler, D. Cornelius, H. Corbin lMgr.l, ' THIRD ROW-W. Anderson, P. Rice, D. Nauth, G. Selburg, H. Stout, R. Tally, R. Streibich, D. Seitzberg, B. Jones, Coach Saurs. Page 126 Coach Saurs and Howard Taylor at a practice session BASEBALL The 1952 baseball season was brought to a close after a season of 13 wins and 16 defeats. The team, bolstered byqthe fine pitching of Senior Phil Rice and .luniors Don Barton, Bill Balzer and Sam Wilson, turned in many creditable performances, among them wins over Pekin, Woodruff and Spalding. Leaders in the batnng Hehi were Don Sehzburg .3l4, Sam VVHson .282, and Don Barton .25O. As many of this year's starting nine were underclassmen, Saurs' prospects are bright for several seasons to come. 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SWIMMING Coach Joe Yuhauses swimming team this year ended another very successful season. The Lions splashed their way to 5 wins and 2 losses in their 7 duel meets. Among their victories were wins over LaSalle-Peru and a win over Bloomington. Their two losses were at the hands ol East Rockford and Bloomington. Later on in the season the Lions, captained by Frank Guenther and Rich Clopper, moved on to the Big l2 where they were defeated by Bloomington by two points tor the championship. Congratulations for a job well done and the best of luck next season. Central 2nd . . Practice Meet lWinnetkal Central 31 .. . East Rockford 44 Central 40 , , Bloomington 35 Central 53 LaSalle-Peru 22 Central 45 . Danville 29 'Central AA . . LaSalle-Peru 3l Central 22 . . . Bloomington 53 Central 48 South Shore of Chicago 27 Central 2nd . . . . . Big l2 at Danville Central lOth . . . , State Meet at Winnetka Won 5 Lost 2 GOLF FIRST ROW-J. Greene, P. Hoag, B. Kellstedt, B, Wesselhalt, Coach Dailey. OND ROW-D. Brian, T. Biggs, K. Walters, J. Case, B. Mclntire. GOLF The 1951-1952 QOH teaniis one of which Peona hhgh can weH be proud. The hnknersrnade then enorm pay oh asthey won aH 12 at then duel meets Coach DaHeys boys made a very good showdng at all the post season tournaments. They walked oft with first place in the City race, Greater Peoria, and the Quincy Invitational. They also captured second place in the District and third in the Big 12. Much success was due to the tact that the team was very well balanced. That was proven in the fact that every member of the team was at one time or another a medalist, We all think they did a nice iob and areloohngtoranomergoodseason Central lllf, , Manual IW, Central 12 Spalding 6 Central lllfz , Woodruff 6 Central 11 . Bloomington 4 Central 10 Woodruff 8 Central ll . . Manual 10 Central 27 . Jacksonville 3 Central 30 . Jacksonville O Central 17 . . Manual 4 Central 17 . Quincy 4 Central 11 . Pekin 4 Central 11117 . . Manual 9111 Central 1st . . . . City Central lst . Greater Peoria Central 3rd . .... Big 12 Central 2nd ........ District Central lst . ..... Quincy Invitational Won 12 - Lost 0 ff? oach Dailey l t 190 TENNIS at My K 4, ,lc 4' U ' Q-wi V Cy. egg, 'L 'ti 'ist . , ,aifeegw N, .4 W LW- , t is A if ,xml iilii 1 , ' ' We ' , A ,E2,i, , , ' i t U -' tbl. ' X V A314251 TQ . Avzggqz' ' it QQ ii 'V lui 4,,.t,f,-4, ,-1 , , A LVV L7 ,V iv, , gl i ts i Q mx ' K' .41 4 ... at , ' V ls. A f L s 'Ct i FIRST ROW-B. Van De Veer, T. Fleming, N. McCorvie, N. Giddan, SECOND ROW-D. Ullman, D. Tucker, B. Enright, Coach Hawkins. . - X., I 'S ' A ' -- i- : V t 45. ...LW ff c N iiii i - ,- Eddie gets some helpful advice from Mr. Hawkins TENNIS U The l95l tennis team headed by six returning lettermen compiled a seasons record ot 4 wins and 6 defeats in their l0 matches. Al- though the wins and losses were none too impressive, the team showed improvement throughout the year. The team got oft to a bad start by dropping their first two matches to Pekin and Lincoln, but they got on the win track by trouncing Woodruff in their next match. Later on in the season while competing in the .post-season play they placed fourth in the Big 12 and third in the District meets, With several members graduating the job of rebuilding will be tough but no doubt they will pull through with a very successful season to come. Central O . . Pekin 7 Central 3 . . Lincoln A Central 9 . Woodrul? 0 Central l . Danville 6 Central 7 . Woodruff 2 Central O . . Pekin 7 Central 2 . Danville 5 Central 9 . Bloomington O Central 7 . Woodruft 2 Central 2 . Lincoln 5 Central 4th . . . , . . Big 'l2 Central 3rd . ....... District Won 4 - Lost 6 vu :xl-cl l lnll19 l 4 in T now-c. a is k, J. c i. J. sam, C. Beard. gECzND ROW-T? rlgzoon, J.oAllimin, W. Sutton. M- Yeomfms. B. Lvthv. JACK KOCH MEMORIAL TROPHY The Jack Koch Memorial Trophy is awarded each year to the out- standing athlete ot the senior class. This beautiful memorial was presented to the school by members of the Class of l944 of which Jack was president in his senior year. Jack was known for his able leadership and was voted, by the members of his class, as the boy most likely to succeed . After graduation Jack was called into mili- tary service and was killed within one year after his induction. The awarding of this trophy is awaited anxiously each year. The fortunate ones to have had their names inscribed tor the past tive years were: Salen Herke, John Schefelbein, William Robertson, Keith Kelly and Don Seitzberg. The winner this year will be announced at the Honors' Day Assembly. 1 .-1 -J if Q ' 4 fi, .l f' 'Z yn -X Er 4-in T X ... - luttuiii 1 T , l malt . ' Mevoruu i 7 1-izpvuv '. i Q, I In dldwf riff L- , lm MW' 1, l l fwdwf-VfW 0 '. i r' mwwmvmqvvm j fl 1f4fWWf diff ' I l V X l l 1 K ' i , 1 i 1 T Zlfl' ' A ,atm ' r A ttgtb. i ,, ,, i l 'y Rh 4' .r 1, I . As F? -.5 ,. , , . i rw: ft?-' 'XX ' 21 t:i .fif1f'-'--'11 X-:g,. 7 44,411 .. m x Lf.. ,A f- -f- ' ' wfiiitf- ' ' A i-Y'4- A -V-,-.-3 3.,-1 -. - A-n 'gk A 1 :flu - , r' -' -- TQ ff r - - .fiL'1fi.-'5'E'lii-Hia- A ii T 5 . rr: It ,l7lll! l m 'lmam i X .--J..s.,v H .. , Page 131 FII LLUB ' Q? 5 ROW I C arson er Vu Gundy S e er Fume M Zwe S Hors: R Johnson J Mars ROW II crre omcs or u :us M Pu on GI 5 Ho e Ml ROW III pecfor vey wa I Marx J Reesmon C Shun e J, Rodgers ROW IV S wnrfz S :Donna T ubble N uurelln Begun D Feser N Dumermu F Oec se L. Hcmxlton ROW ROW ROW ROW Page 732 PEP CLUB wr has gd' g. is lam WE' m-wing 7 6 Q,- M. 5 ' fi 1. .k,,,.k ,iff V Q ,L wg 'winery .MM K- ' wJ' . V? i ROW I-J. Furst, S. Louck, T. Gregg, C. Alexander, J. Weisert, F. Marks, B. Williams. ROW II-A. Pittenger, B. Anderson, J. Locher, E. Mayne, B. Marr, S. Lancaster, G. Cohen, A. Gaskins. RO-W Ill7J. Silverstein, S. Mead, J. Hayes, P. Lauderdale, C. Craggs, N. J. Newell, B. Mason, D. Mannion D L. ufl. ROW IV-M. A. Armbruster, S. Ruck, K. Fouts, L. Landwirth, N. Coogan, D. Dodds, R. Kidd, J. Smith. PEP CLUB Pep Club is one of the most active groups, of iunior and senior girls at PHS. They cheer at all the games held here in Peoria. Their main function is to promote school spirit at the games, and at school, as well as be an organized cheering body. Miss Poshard is their sponsor, while Lynne Landwirth was elected President, and Jacky Hayes, Vice President. Pep Club has proven that they will go on being one of the most spirited groups at school. 94,58 UM 3 mawq . v milf' . 7 rm ,.,ggg if Nw, Jacky, Miss Poshard, and Lynn make final plans Pep Club Chatter Page 133 LETTERMEN'S CLUB km: uf' F , a x ROW l-R. Clopper, B. Trager, B. Baller, D. Houk, W. Anderson, D. Burton, B. Jones, J. Davies. ROW ll-K. Walters, S. Wilson, R. MacDonald, D. McDonough, J, Kitchell, J. Green, J. Wilson, R. Berwick. ROW Ill-J. Myers, P. Reuling, D. Ullman, B. Smith, B. Adkins, G. Boucher, J. Deal, D. Harrison, P. Hoag. lVJGr SIkkHT BMltirH erd an .i'Mw C r 1? , ,gut ROW -. een, G. e ir, . aylor, . c n ' e, .G es, B. Ziegler, R. Talley, D. Tucker, R. McClintock. ROW V-Mr. Myers, R. Lewis, R. Cunningham, B. Lile, L. Friedrich,-R. Hale, J. Simpson, L. Byerly, J. Graves, J. Greene, D. Oaktord. ROW VI-W. Goelz, J. Foster, N. Jacquin, D. Nauth, H. Stout, P. Douglas, F. Guenther, F. Rubey, J. Loar, N. loar, W. Sutton. CHEERLEADERS if-'Q LETTERMEN'S CLUB The Lettermen's Club is composed ot boys who have won a varsity letter. Their school spirit has been shown in many ways. During lunch hours the members have sold school supplies to earn money for their treasury. It is an honor to be a member of Lettermen's Club and all the boys, who are inter- ested in participating in sports, work to achieve. so-9' Standing Left to Right-M. L. Rowlette, J. Nellas, S. Keller. Standing Left to Right-J. Miller, G. Schuller, F. Marks. Kneeling Left to Right-T. Gregg, N. Coogan. Kneeling Lett to Right-J. Reesman, A. Taylor. Page T34 G.A.A. I ffl t. gil - va 'EP' Janann Smith LaVerne Hamilton OFFICERS SEATED: Janann Smith, president, Ramona Kidd vice-prefdent STANDING: Mary Hope, treasurer, Priscilla Herget, secretary. '-'fi 43, 'wus 'IL tm... A55 r r 4.3 .,v ax ri 3 4 CABINET ROW l-J. Rates, B. McDonough, S. Mitchener, J. Clark, P, Pappas, G. Heuermann. ROW ll-S. Jones, J. Tinges, S. Stuber, X. King, J. Jackson, L. Lipkin, P. Vanlanen. ROW III-V. Pople, M. Reeves, L. Hamilton, D. Dodds, D. Feser, B. Detrick, C. Ackerman. nun.-4-QQ . X Badminton is a popular favorite. Janann Smith and LaVerne Hamilton received the Senior Awards. - Aiisgisri Nfiitfaffq.. ' . ' ,'.,'Mmrvm FQ! , , a . : . . -f Aerial darts are a lot of fun, Priscilla Herge' is G ping pong champion. S5 Page 135 UoI'loI'lo ROW ROW ROW ROW ARCHERY l-B. Levy, J. Houghton, P. Matson, S. Schneblin, S. Stever, M. A. Denlino, D. Siegfried, B. Shaklee. Il-B. Burcham, B. Schwartz, S. Heinz, M. Lindsey, C. Wright, P. VanLanen, A. Gunther, S. Bowman. lll-J. Christensen, N. Frank, E. Bliss, S. Volpini, C. Briney, J. Burke, S. McKune, S. Klump, L. lipkin. lV-C. Pierce, S. Buescher, W. Cochran, S. Harper, M. Miller, D. Rabold, B. Hohnagle, C. Hillenburg. l I 1 FIELDBALL WINNERS BQWI-'NG ROW I-B. Derby, S. Bowman, S. Jones, M. J. Johnston, S. McKune, M. F. Johnson. ROW 'YS' MCKUHQJ A- Gunnlefr S' Bowman 5 Hump E Sauder C He e c ' ROW II-B. Levy, M. Cross, P. Powell, B, Detrich, M. lee, E. McGhee, B. Flynn. ROW ll-M. Compton, J.. Wallace, S. Stever, J Shroycr ROW III-J. Drain, C. Sched, J. Smith, J. Siegan, K. Luchsinger, W. Porch, J. Summers. ROW 'H-L Jones, V' Hlnes' P- BOYIBI C' Sch'-id J Cla' J Tm an An.. .. M A A Page 136 FIELDBALL C ROW l-C. Heuermann, K. Sutter, M. Cross, E. McGhee, N. McGhee, J. Devine, M. J. Johnston, B. Derby. ROW II-P. Herget, B. Flynn, S. Jones, P. Boyle, M. Compton, P. Powell, K. Jones, S. Bowman, B. Levy. ROW lll-1. Jackson, M. Lee, J. Smith, V. Hines, W. Porch, J. Summers, P. Pappas, J. Rotes, D. Jones McKune. ROW IV-A. Morrison, J. Drain, B. Detrich, J. Lupton, R. Schneider, J. Tinges, J. Siegan, K. Luchsinger, Schad. , G.A.A. A BASKETBALL ROW I-B. levy, L. Pentecost, M. Cross, E. Sauder, J. Devine, S. Schusler, S, McKune, D, Siegfried, J. Houghton, S. Bowman. ROW Hill. Flynn, K, Jones, J. Rotes, D, Jones, S. Klump, N. Frank, N. McGhee, B. Schwartz, ROW Ill-S. Jones, B. Haddick, M. Reeves, J. Jackson, M. Compton, P. Boyle, K. Schad, J, Smith, A. Henning, H. Norris. ROW VV-B. McDonough, S. Rocholl, W. Porch, M. Lee, J, Summers, M. Miller, J. Shroyer, M. Hepfer, B. Wlss, J, Siegan, J. Scurry ROW VQK. Luchsinger, B. Deitriclw, E, McGhee, T. H , . , . , , , , qrpef, J, Drain, A, Morrison, J, Tinges, C. Ackerman. ubble L Hamilton R Schneider J Lupton S H BASKETBALL WINNERS VOLLEYBALL WINNERS BACK ROW-J. Summers, R. Schneider, L. Hamilton, J. Siegan, A. Henning. FRONT ROW-B. FI nn D. J Y I ones L. penfecos, J- Hangman ROW I-B. Levy, J. Devine, J. Smith, P. Powell, K. Sutter. ROW Il-E. McGhee, A. Henning, N. McGhee, K. Jones J. Jackson. Row in-M. Reeves, D, Dodds, w. Cochran, L. Hamiltoh, M. Lee. VOLLEYBALL 'We if we My , . ,J . A . Q 3 , H M ,W iii f - -i.- . 532530. , rf .. new ,-.' We ,1 ,f ' ..,, . ft ii., v - -J . . , ,,., , -. . ,fvzi r V 4, hit 4 ig . Q VS. L,Vg....,7l, A - U , ' ' :L -A ., ' A it ' 'r.- .. E - 2 it J ... WDJJHLZQYEQSK ni gW.'-V gr iiQ.'DEg 5? 33555 SLw,vi3lBi?FwP Q .M 2,Q!gmgQ'fE: Agiyy' . V,,. 9 H ..,,,, ' U V A f l... +.. 1771- , . A 1- 1: 'E Q ' w .4 ,. - T ' . i t. iii.-5151-lt'5fifi 'i 1 ' '53 , kiiisef f H F . .,,. 'F - Q 'A seei it E. . . 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Page 137 3 2 1 if 1 f i if Y 3 ig f 3 P , X ? if Y F wi 9 ix' f Hawkins and Saurs are given the championship irophies The Coaches confer Q WE ' 2 2 i 1 S L i l How's 'he wwe, ujoen? An oulslanding freshman squad ' i g ..5 S. if ii 5 5 3 Q ! E 3 ., i..,,,W The first-aid room is invaluable fo P.H.S. The G-A-A- Moihefsy Tea Page 138 ADVERTIS 3 I7 gift. fn V ,fa X ' ,f . ' :fly 4 ? X A Z! 1 if ss Q 4 MTB, DAVEY JONES' LOCKER lADVERTISlNGl Davey Jones' Locker symbolizes all the treasures of the sea. As you look through the following pages you will see our Davey Jones' Locker , fhe aclver- fising which helped us presenf fhis CREST fo you. JOHN F. SNIDER FRED C. LANDIS EDWARD J. JACOB Og Ol VL PRINTING CCMPANY PRINTERS - LITHOGRAPHERS O oMPANY I 1313 12 12 3? E ig ig I . 105-107 Fourth Avenue Four Phones: 41-9167 Peoria 2., Illinois Pg 139 1 LW. Hmm I UJUMEF5 FF ll Lhonea-avr I Compliments and C on gwztuslations to the Class of SZ Mr. and Mrs. julian Venezky Igl- WW I'Iome Offices g STORE MANAGEMENT ir.u1 A EI r Ct, it ,R X PERSONNEL W ' MERCHANDISING 'J i f SELLING Peoria, IIIinois DECATUR ROCKFORD Hess Bros. AURORA JOLIET MOLINE QUINCY DANVILLE ELGIN KEWANEE ROCK ISLAND WINNETKA GALESBURG OTTAWA DAVENPORT, IA. BURLINGTON FREEPORT DANVILLE DanviIIe Home Store g w ri? H 5 35 Mmnu iiit gg ll Mm EUHR w i: ,E. ' ' I 'KN Q v -'ft .A A 3 TITK' his Xl' in 1 '. - A l X .fs Q si . 4 ,N A my A 35 T .L .4 gi Ia f Q 1 'f Zz Lviviw f' T iii.:i:.::.,i.. tr i- ... it 4 ml! 'lli ' . 11 .. ' I , .L-bg. .,,,,, , , .ii,. , l ,4 ' A pportunity Unlimited... or You Q IILIIQN TJ I fri at U R I . if SECRETARIAL fx X 2 X X' si FEE- T 5: T YM 1 . 2 DISTRIBUTION , In ly JIU I5 ' 7.1- .XJ i,, I- db DISPLAY if? E7 I r Viv TALENT in department store retailing Want excitement? Want to meet peopIe'? Want a good job, regardless of your training or taIents7 Then get into department store retaiIingI Few careers offer more to those with patience, ability and wiII. This is particuIarIy true of BIOCI4 8t Kuhi Co. progressing from one store, in 1879, into a Statewide, 530,000,000 business with nineteen stores, BIocIc 84 KuhI has consistently heId to the policy of promotion from within. Key positions throughout the Company are heId by persons who have come up through the ranks. As we continue to grow, we continue to need men and women who are interested in earning whiIe they Iearn any of the speciaiized fieIds that comprise the compIex operation of a department store. Wont you write us, or come in? Our personnei director will be happy to acquaint you with the detaiIs, benefits and opportunities that await you at BIOCI4 81 KuhI's. Page 'I42 lllfffilflf fill!! U5--VD- samwf .5 Frances Oechsle shows the new '52 Oldsmobile Rockef 8 fo Steve Clark, Kay Fouls ond Jack Myers. EGOLF MOTORS 33 YEARS YOUR OLDSMOBILE DEALER 1313 Main St. Page 143 Compliments of cz Friend P9144 1 Page H5 The Path To Your Success Is Here At BRADLEY UNIVERSITY! Bradley, as one of America's strong medium-sized universi- ties, combines the advantages of the very large university with the personal attention provided by smaller colleges. Dr. Ralph McDonald, chief of the division of higher education, National Education Association, recently stated Bradley has the highest accredited rating that an institution can achieve in the United States. Extracurricular activities at Bradley surpass those of all but the very largest universities. Bradley has more than a hundred clubs, sororities, and fraternities catering to a wide range of interests. Bradley University offers over 1000 courses in over 60 areas of study. Irs free lecture-arts series is not surpassed in any university in the United States. The University is accredited by all the major accrediting agencies. Under the new Bradley Plan, a student is given the oppor- tunity to combine his regular college education with military training in the university's Air ROTC. If his college and mili- tary work is creditable, he has a chance for deferment until graduation and for gaining a reserve commission, upon grad- uation, as a ground forces oflicer in the Air Force. REGISTER NOW . . SUMMER SESSIONS, 1952 june 12 - July 17 July 18 - August 21 FALL TERM BEGINS . . . September 15, 1952 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION . . SECRETARY OF ADMISSIONS Comstock Hall BRADLEY UNIVERSITY Peoria 5, Illinois Page 146 fluuniuiiugqrn 7213 ffffi 0M2'fbaf , 9oa'z1rw'!MZf9v7Pffpe f 5 3 ' X UM? GABON UQUHJ fr? X. wemml W W, WA ' I . ,MWMQ R ,WM-4w'f'fA..N-f ' , MW, k , V f X' ,M ,ww HOMOGENEEHQ SOFT CURE vnmmm D I LK wi, 15 5 if Lswyis w Q, x ,Azul w,,e,3v12!32SX:g,' , I , A0446 PM ,gm-W -- . 'QA ray-img, K . m -:annum Y I A h 'IQ ff If 1i1fgQ i.A fggwh ? RO9995R5 ?hf3Y rf,-tg3,7,. . . , . H ,,,,.,L , . f .',kr M XV . N ,, .. i ' - 1- V ., NM. ,, I. aiff 7 Badly ian' Wdyau qefgodmfi , rgg' , zi. -' -'H ' Congratulations Class of SZ Compliments of Peerless Wallpaper and Paint Co .1 C,- id:-, N f 5 'X Q Alt!! Weafwwwl H CBSIT.. Y10Y'I'I'3 ...3oo'I'l'1 ,Cool Frontiers have changed. Generations ago, Westward Ho! was the cry. Today, newer, bigger frontiers have opened up . . . east . . . west . . . north . . . south . . . everywhere! But human characteristics have not changed: now, as then, the man with knowfhow, ambition and the willftofwork, wins! True, geographic boundaries no longer identify a frontier. Yours may be in medicine . . . industry . . . agriculture . . . research . . . a business of your own! How can you recognize your frontiers? Take a tip from the pioneers. They saw their frontier as a challenge to overcome obstacles . . . they knew that an honest day's work brought them an honest day's return. They found that freedom . . . happiness . . peace . . . wealth , . . the right to be somebody, had to be earned . . . and were well worth earning! Choose a worthy frontier for your goal. Then, be willing to work as hard for it as did your forefathers. On the other side of your frontier is success. Bon voyage! CATERPILLAR TRACTOR CO., PEORIA, ILLINOIS Reed McClintock, Jo Sweney, Sandy Schwartz, and Kenny Walters choose their favorites from Jay's large selection of albums. .lAY'S RECORD DEPARTMENT Central Illinois' LARGEST Record Store Whatever your record preferences may be, Jay's is equipped to serve you with the latest selections in both single records and albums - on ALL SPEEDS of Records! Choose needles, storage albums, record hassocks, carrying cases and other accessories from our complete stock. Make JAY'S your Record Headquarters Today! Peoria's Leading Radio and Service Store Since 1926! J A Y ' S RECORDS . . . APPLIANCES . . . FURNITURE 530-32 S. Adams Street Phone 4-9293 0me7ncuwl?zaaa4ez4fzauad., mftdmef Page l5O N e . ,W 1 t .,, P M an lv! If. N ', Q, 1 A-w .. 4 9 SJ if . . vw Mai' Q vnu T. .M-,,. K, Q ' f ' E3 f i 445.81 5 v f t ,V ,z Wx. . , , V, 1 .T-Q -A -',' ' 'V H . .J.'aL.. kxz :Z'6r V.,' 5115, q fwf X 7 ,-A ,, ,3,,v,,'1., N 'M V Ae vltgh if Hx 1: KU . ' ' .Q ,.- ' ' w, - ., WM. ,K 4 N. . g .yy -J. ,KX Rf N fx N, ,x x ' w x ,Hyun Q .4' . wry' al' fwm, N -vs, , Mx v mx 5 Q- ' .A , 'f x M ,hu , igx, AIv.i5ee,, K Q' 1 X,t?x,,, W. ,Ami xx. W' W WA Ava.. Mfr. G W 'Q ' . NW wk. 1 w WW 2 M 199+ Q ::.fLg.4 ,X A . ww' V . . n- -.F V , V is ,A-,Q v 5. r. ff w, Y , Y X ,A 1 qpgm ' ,Am H' 4' gm 1- , K, 'N , av- 'W ' 1 . , 1 H. an .Q F :Q Wx nv yfk K, M Q-fn 'W Q Q wr 'Mmm H- af x.. , , .JZ 'lj Q , vain, 'fm Wi. .JH 'G-. if-H' .M Aim 'gnyh , -an '- qw Jim' gf 'L f 3, ' MJ? 4 W CENTRAL BOOSTERS MR. AND MRS. JOHN BALZER MR. AND MRS. A. B. BUNCH MR. AND MRS. E. B. CARLYLE GEORGE E. CUMMINGS M. T. DEAMES MR. AND MRS. JAY DRUMMOND EGOLF MOTORS P. E. FULFORD PAUL G. FUHLMAN F. T.'S MR. AND MRS. JACK FURST DONALD GLOS HENRY H. HOWARD IMP'S MR. AND MRS. THOMAS KENNEDY KEY'S MR. AND MRS. KNOBLOCK BEN R. KOCH L.O.C.K.'S MARKMAN PRODUCE CO. W. V. MCADOO, JR. WILLIAM C. MCCLURE C. L. MCGINNISI D.V.M. M.C.'S W. D. MITCHENER MRS. JOHN OECHSLE MR. AND MRS. WM. PILDITCH C. A. POWLEY HAROLD E. REESMAN GEORGE ROSE MR. AND MRS. GORDON A. SELKIRK JACK SHUBERT DR. AND MRS. CARL SIBILSKY MR. AND MRS. EDGAR SMALL GALE STOUT M. L. UNDERWOOD MR. AND MRS. ORVILLE UPPOLE KENNY WAHL MR. AND MRS. K. N. WALTERS MR. AND MRS. FRED WEISERT MR. AND MRS. GERALD WHEELER MR. AND MRS. J. W. WILSON g I52 l Sondra Borin and Joan Fowler choose with distinction from the new stock of formols at Q 604 Vz Main Street Peoria 2, Illinois Rosemary Russell Telephone 6-6702 14 3466 -4656 ' JEFFEHSII B H JEFFEIISIIN TIIIISI MIII SAVINGS IIINII III PEIIIIII. PEIIIILIIIINUIS 0ne Two Three S. Jefferson Ave., Phone 6-0831 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Page 153 GP' W' .5 J J Janet Sllverstem and Burnell Ziegler are shown the finest in Oriental Rugs and Carpets at James Demanes 81 Sons Free Appraisals and Estimates Central Illinois Leading Oriental Rug Specialist 615 Knoxville Ave. Phone 2-4242 Congratulations fo the cl.Ass or '52 GRAVES MOTOR COMPANY PRINCEVILLE CHILLICOTHE Page 164 HI N 'H ililiiiiiiiiiiiIiiiiiiiiiiiil Iiil.Eifiiiiifiiiifiifiiiiiii Iiiiiiiilliiiiiliiiiiiliiiiiii SiBill!!!iiililiiiiliiiiiiiii flag., bww --.X -.R 'Hu .......,,, lIv 'nv Ann Swedell cmd Judy Little choose with discrimination from the fresh stock of cos- meficsaf WORLD DRUG wmv' -Nu U--I . . rrp. , K - -A v SEN , u P S Service Ruaronti, Les Q fiwffhi 312-314 SO. ADAMS M--uv' Page HIG IN FOOD VALUE -AND 'FUN VALUE Barbara Marr, Jay Graves and Jake Jacobus, this happy threesome, know the fun value of Roszell's Sealtest Milk and Ice Cream - dairy foods unequalled for fresh- ness, flavor, purity and nutrition. That's why Roszell's Seal- test is first in preference. l ,--4' ,.'M ' Q Page 156 MW TRAVIS fwgie ,fJCADlllAC vouilfxc co. , , in get-5 Lucien wal. , 0 7 Nl ovja.a,eLlllX5l.om Qwm Bob Glasford, Debby Kerswell, Jim Kit- chell and Ann Gaskins leave for an en- ,,,...w- H ,,,..--H ilu '70' MN SWEET ioyable ride in the new Cadillac. PEOIIIALILLINOIS . , , .wi '-Y' A ' 'va' i . V We , ,M A ,K A ,W :-'. I Q1 'lf- gg, Q W ,wwf .Y I ' VALL ilk ' W LW J Whyf 7 7 ,5 Q4 .M-gg n -y -, ,n-if 5 ,-. 'y 'W Peoria office located at 1001 South Adams St. mg U . Peoria'sna1iunaIIu famous dress manufacturer ww Smcweg ' md Compliments of ROBINSONS 2'IOSo.Adams Ginger Covey and Jill Knoblock model fhe finest in spring fashions from Robinsons. -6 . ogy as 1 W Page I58 X I I Z 1 vw 'X LYl.E SUFFIELD S ART I02 S MONROE SUPPLIES PEORIA ILLINOIS Peonuvs omv - ' 17 I Nw WALT'S ICE CREAM SHOP 1525 Main Sfreef The Hrs? stop on the way home fro school. Frank Rasmussen, Jean Behn, Car ng sundae. Sibilsky and Sam PI er h e a ef esh- CQNGRATULATIQNS to the CLASS of '52 RQBERT SILBERSTEIN Pg 159 DISTINCTIVE APPAREL P9160 Qgggnn most PLEASANT Msmomeg wma A CAMERA PEOI2lA CAMEIZA SHOP W55' -'f 5 559 MMM -'- CPP DOST OFFICE I? I 5 508 MAIN STREET E Opposite Pere Marquette Hotel ff: ' . ,g ' 'Y vi ,,- lELCO T0 ' 343555 . - 6 ,.-M , , -f AwA is ' rm W sm H i if ,L f A'f'H'h M ' K :m ix . 5- l ssr ,Q sf V f' iw ,,- ' L K - 'WMV 'aku' l 1 -'Wu - 9. fy l I l L U S li 11., V mv W i Ja - 3 X -...ssl 3,..,.....-..........-V--M -W-- ' ' 1'-'M 0 h M X. N ,.-g in l,- Gordon Selkirk, Deenie Harrel, Barbara Anderson, and Jack Wilson are shown arriving al H U N T S Where the high school crowd refuels EAZNA I Page 161 MK vf, 's carl Lowell Beck and Elsie Krumpe interrupt 4 their game of tennis to greet Janann Smith and Bill Burns, who have just arrived in the new Buick convertible available at J. T. BOWER MOTORS, Inc. Peoria's only authorized Buick dealer Ruesch Electric Sign Co. Sega 41,4 7: Em! Neon Signs - Cold Cathode Lamps - Fixtures and Ultra-Violet 1011 S. Adams St. Peoria, Ill. Page 162 52 125'-+ Don Houk watches Gerry Brown pin on a corsage from KNOLLAIRE FLOWERS 3205 N. Sheridan 2-6643 Individual and Different Royal Haeger 81 Registered California Ceramics - Brass and Copper Novelties - Mantel Arrangements - Crestcraft Greeting Cards and Wayside Candles. ., 32, k L ,, f ' Ii' A f'!x'l 'k . ' ' fa QV., '1 v-w.,.:- ' ,gut Y D 212 :fa-fri , Eigwigg-x.,..,-.A. K, V wwfwx , . ,. .W w,.,,gF LOWENSTEIN S 218 South Adams Nancy Coogan, admire the fine Tom Biggs and Jim Green quality and workmanship in a Lane Cedar Chest available at Lowenstein's . , . the place to go for the names you know. 'mf ,Jie if uf ifZ??'f.6t?7:1.6' iff ffffffn flfff fc Nr uw. wr -V M. my me ya ' WZ Q- ,L A RW W 7 2 'ik 'im Page 163 ii 3 , T 4 M, E Qi nf, si Q 5 ' 0 manual: . rg A . A mf... W 'U ifQ 4 'G Visit our completely refurnished and newly appointed fur salon where the young dis- cerning woman buys her furs. You will find a satisfying selection to choose from, such as this beautiful sheared beaver modeled by Ann Pittenger. D. Sclwlil, Peoria's Oldest Exclusive Furrier . Dick Harrison, Flora Marks, Janice Locher, and Howard Taylor are shown ordering at Original M U R P H Y ' S Famous for Excellent Food Phone 6-4942 'I00'l Farmington Road Page 165 Heftl JEAN RODGERS . . . frim in ca perfect- for-spring R 8K K Junior Original of crease resisfcmf linen. irighfi ELEANOR MAYNE chooses rayon iersey in ci Minx Modes bolero dress designed to breeze goily through busy days RERG Eli Page 166 J . G - M- , fL,IAt NJA: you . '11vSS2f-vt., I' ff .as I .1 ,Q 1111- ,fift QQ ' W2 , , Eff' 3'4'?f1. 2 N vwavst 3' FRETZES . 1:.:t:s'aess , xg. gg it ffqfi ::,t .I-iifl'-5229? USM X FRITSCHES Don Drummond and Jock Uppole go over X to greet Charlene Klepfer, Jon Saville, gk Rissc Morgulius, and Karen Murrey at X , Fritsches, where all the high school crowd I meet. 9 I militias GDPK J 73 I'M RIIIIIT BY YOIIII SIDE As you take those first confident steps on the broad road of life, you'II soon find that Reddy Kilowatt is a mighty handy little fellow to have by your side. The magic of modern g eleetricity Inns widened opportunities for work and play. .-In t0day's graduate, you can look forward to an era of eottlfortable and profitable eleetrieal living. soon LUCK! 51 CENTRAL ILLINOIS LIGHT 00. P' 5 Page I67 Page 168 G LJ Sam Wilson, Sonia Harsch, Roy Kern, and Theresa Williams are preparing to spend an enioyoble evening at The BELLEVUE DRIVE-IN THEATRE on Rt. 116 - 3 miles West of Peoria The place to go for your outdoor entertainment . For a happier . . . more comfortable . . . more attractive Home . . . buy the right Home Furnishings at . . . FURNITURE - CARPETING DRAPERIES -- uPHoLsmuNs 1712 No. Sheridan Rd. Ph. 2-4521 Open Monday and Thursday Evenings A ,ff T4 '.A Af44'N,-5 ETZJ1 , V llllllift the - I ff FIRST bank YOUR bank I tai E- 3 I frfanf 5 INNER! I gf' S 0'-Dfsr THE rmsr NArloNAL BANK or Prom l I 'I 1 , illillffa I--ii' 5 'IIII --ul 5 IHFQ .......:::::l:.:.L::: ll:::::::: lllll ll 'Ill I Q l l lllll A 5 ll: . Fl Ii I-IEHPP. , :El FEJTH in ' E' :Ml ll : fx XIN I X K f' Eirallgll EE!! pi r , iff l IEE in l X I Y W L J V XXI ll lm Q O O 4 D 05 N 0.0 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION PUTATU CHIPS M4 71124 P U P C U FI N CHILLI Pwfbirfw, oRiA Foabiwiii l l OO O C IO O PEORIA, ILL. . Bill Luthy, Miriam Domnitz, Marilyn Dur- M' ham, and Jan Knost are shown sampling potato chips from Peoria Food Specialty E Company. Manufacturers of TRI-MEE BRANDS Potato Chips ' Pop Corn ' Canned Chilli 336 Machin - Phone 2-3717 K v-.......,,, .W Vg , 'mx , f A Ili, J, 'I I Pg I69 George Selberg and Pat Powley enjoy the comfort of a showroom at Geo. W. Sclburg 84 Son Interiors 2802 N. University St. Phone 2-5242 NURSING The Career with u future for you! . . . Inquire NOW! Address All Inquiries to Miss Mary Frey, R.N., Director of the School of Nursing THE MET Q-li I at ul N HODIST HOSPITAL OF CENTRAL IllINOIS , 221 North Glen Oak Avenue in Peoria . . . Phone 2-6621 eff sv I rf fl F' W .. M., I ' wh, ' . , O 'Z V. A V ., I -Y rw, In N A . ,bt v in ww' Q t! .,,r. 4, 2 N yn eu vw Y1. 'P 'zo 1 , wr A '- fl ,1 I ,tes Ti I I, fi if ' if 5 Q ., -r gt :ft Q P., -E 3, y- , FA 1. , -f-I 'Q ' 2 gf, is lg Y., N. H My .jest fr 3 I5 if if .. ' I' 'K 2: If E e 1 'I' ., .. ,. 'P 'W 1 it 1' ' I 'W We 5' .. I' i if : - ' : 122 3 ' ' fi3'PFi:' 5 'f t A , I 'f 1 g Q35 I s 1 -'- 'I 'T W if7f'-' I -- ?i2fff Y ...II 1 5 -rw 'mee ,, ' E' of t P 211 11' ' Q' ttrr yssrr I 'Exif it I tr FI 7 rr 5- - ,, ,, , - Q -'Q 'Q F I te-so .. ,.. P I 2 Q I 1 ' ' N -1 --fa--P it o iff Tim iuiig Q' irq,-,.,,,'q,,..-. .H yi ..so ,-,. . V , 1 ,, :,+.,,,,,,, , Am tea m., 4 f- 1 - -, ,' ,, aixxcyr N .- worth I 'g,,:,,l.. Q r 4 V F f' K -W: if ,gg . is I 3 35 I srrre ir. ur. T T G' ' 7,':f,,.1':-ew 'fe' ,rrs .. ' in f 1, of I A i+ E -A-of---we - rr ' ' .E Q gmt' -- 'Z I fr .z,,.wm.,f Lu - ' 4 f ?w 5's ysi P 'I rr S' 1 I 2 li if ff f I' ne w - yi Uv I , 'A' D ,.,, riwqgzzfy gy P 'k if 1 ' ---ff-' . W -,far-w5',,22q,... -'War w - 'M ,fmnffef ,I we on wt f ..sw . A P oe., ,, Nrrs srrer N , , is P' P O L , , by - - -V. 1 -'gk . .. ,X -M ' Mme fm..M,i dv- I 1 'I on my . 'MmfM ,.-W if ., V VI L , Jameson .M muuksson ., We P J rw 4 I .orr, K I tx.. W. Page T70 M-in TQ ...NN Q QM swat! K R A M E R S DRIVE IN Cor. Western and Moss Ave. Jerry Case, Ruta Johnson, Nancy Sanders, and John Greene meet in the pleasant atmosphere of Kramers Dmlng Room where good refreshments and 'fun are common. 'x- str ,fqa . so ,A f - W , fe ,fm 4 ,f-,J ,ze Q f Y- . u ,- . , ,t ,. 9 A 2 3 3 1 f , l tffmiki: af' is S K ff Q 5 fa tk Jr! js 9 , .15 ,f S f 5 C 1 , K 9 ,QQ 4 v s S 5 I 5 1 M ,, ff A bi 3? 5 U? PQ' '12 ,wr i fn , i t -. '7' 2 g f W ' gf' ,aol 45, ' X, favs f' s s 222' sw., , -fx 1 --i..il. .- 1 , ,W rm-vm w r' Page 171 today's best home buy . . Why Pay Rent? Modern at- tractive Best Homes offer more for your money. Many sizes and styles to choose from. BEST HOMES' Inc. 628 W. Lake St. Peoria Ei FE Double coursed cedar shingles Weather-stripped doors and windows Insulated sidewalls and ceiling ATURES Beautiful Youngstown kitchen cabinets Long-life, light-weight aluminum screens It's today's best home value! Compare! You've seen the rest, now buy the BEST! iffes p,.. - 1 Mary Ann Armbruster examines the mod- ern appliances at Peoria Sanitary Supply Co The Modern Homemakers 1410 So Adams Phone 4 1505 Everything for the Modern Kitchen Page 172 .. .., . 'M' E l ,'-'.. f...,1 , ,l ,,.., -,.g.A. g. II or 1 , :egg exe g ggzm ,,,: jj, E x ,l,,Uf,xNlgQjI 55 2M 5 .Twill Z A:,- gcj IE fizvbii X iiiiii f iwff ri. I Q ig fs 1-1: :1:1 -I 1 I f 5 es 2 Y ew I - ff' ..., I Z.. N ell 1 : N.-W I jig fr. , 2 f s f . :ZIQ .5 :,l- so ge 1 1 .V-.-, i .I H , .,, ..34:::5g2g'g.f:.:-1. SINCE 1879 FAMOUS FOR DEPENDABLE SERVICE BRAND NAME RETAILER OF THE YEAR equipment here or KEENAN sPoRnNG Gooos Peoria, Illinois Phones 4-9165 - 4-9166 Here of All Times. Frank Guenther and Hiles Stout fry the golf clubs from the Iorge selection of golf You are Cordicxlly Invifed Io Visif and Shop Page 173 RCIAI. Nahonal Bank WU! A or P on 4, ME CE CORP, Going fo college? whom pay the bills? wishing won'1' do if, but SAVING WILL! GIVE TO THE RED CRDSS Congratulations to the Class of '52 GAMBLES 3108 Prospect Rd. Peoria Heights, III. Hardware - Auto Supplies Sporting Goods CARVER 8. TRAUB QUALITY GROCERIES AND MEATS 3420 PROSPECT ROAD International Refrigerators and Freezers, SPORT GOODS Whirlpool Washers and Dryers MILLER HARDWARE PORTMAN 2218 N. umvefsify Phone 2-4412 A F h C th Ad Peoria, III. cross rom i e our ouse-on cms Electrical, Plumbing and Builders' Supplies, Roofing Du Pont Paints - Household Hardware - Glass Compliments To The IVE LEANERS DR IN C Class Of '52 1713 Knoxville Phone 2-3221 Peoria, Ill. We Operate Our Own Plant SAM ROTHBERG FOR GOOD FOOD KERNS 2112 MAIN STREET Compliments of DICK'S SHELL STATION Loucks and McClure Phone 2-7522 Congratulations to a fine coach, Tony Juska! BEN SCHWARTZ FOOD SHOP The Store With Everything In Finer Foods! Compliments of A FRIEND Page 175 Compliments of a ARMATO'S MARKET ATTORNEYS comer cooper and Fredonia 905 Central Natl. Bk. Bldg. Phone 4-3163 Peoria 2, Illinois BUILDING SUPPLIES WAHLFELD MFG. CO. THE LENS 81 CAMERA SHOP Everything in Fine Photo Equipment 114 South Jefferson St. Phone 9266 Phone 3-4421 Peoria, Ill. Peoria' HI- DITTO .I 81 J STYLE SHOP DUPLICATINO MACHINES feminine Fashions AND SUPPLIES Where The Smart Gals Shop 105 S. Jefferson Ave. Phone 3-9421 PBOTICI, C I' t f 0 men S 0 Eouz DRUG STORE Prescriptions -- Rexall Products phone 5,2811 411,13 W' Rithmond 3416 Prospect Rd. Peoria, Illinois Compliments of EARL JOHNSON Compffmenfs of YOUR LOCAL CHEVROLET DEALERS LUTHY 3, LQCHER 1618 Main Street Peoria, Illinois CRAWFORD'S SHOE STORES SHOE SALON FAMILY STORE OUTLET STORE 340 Fulton Street 321 Fulton Street 211 Fulton Street Jim Crawford, Manager W. J. Crawford, Manager Bill Crawford, Manager We stock only Nationally Advertised Brands from 32 Leading Shoe Manufacturers Page 176 BOGARD DRUGS No. 2 R. H. Bogard, R.Ph. Take Your Gal to THE CORRAL Sandwiches - Chilli- French Fries - Fountain OPEN YEAR AROUND 1615 Prospect Rd. Phone 2-8236 P90501 Illinois Phone 2-0316 3209 N. University G A s o I L MAIN STREET FLOWER SHOP CMS D- A e'1bf'Cl' u WIGHT SWENEY SERVICE 1500 Main St. Peoria, III. 409 Main Street Phone 9109 Peoria' 'WHOIS FIRESTONE TIRES ExIoE BATTERIES BEN FRANKLIN PRINT SHOP BUSINESS 5-7511 RESIDENCE 5-1548 Progressive Printers For Over CI Quarter ofa Century 228 South Madison St. Phone 6-6861 SUPER MARKETS PEORIA, ILLINOIS Compliments of GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE BRUNINGA PLUMBING COMPANY Cor, Fulton-Franklin and Monroe 1606 Columbia Terrace Phone 4-3840 Tires - Tubes - Batteries Cc, gl Home Supplies GAS HEATERS, WATER SOFTENERS General Electric Appliances MILO'S PARK N SHOP 3500 NORTH SHERIDAN FOR GOOD FOODS SHERIDAN ROAD LUMBER CO. 5700 SHERIDAN ROAD Phone 2-5858 5 A 3 THE WILTON MORTUARY Experienced - Dependable -Considerate Page 177 , helarfs l A... PA I N T S se mm M.. m.q.1' Disfribured by BORN PAINT COMPANY PEORIA CREAMERY CO. 521 s. WASHINGTON ST. Makers of Fine lce Cream and Buffer Phones 4-7116-7-8 POTTER 84 ANDERSON FROSTY'S MARKET FORREST CRAGHEAD Jewelers - Silversmiths 1202 Starr Sfreet V Phone 7-2711 Phone 6-6575 334 Fulton Qualify Meals and Groceries PRESCRIPTIONS EXCLUSIVELY HCHUCKH .I A C K S Mom SERVICE STATION PRESCRIPTION LABORATORY The Home of Friendly Service Third Floor Lehmann Building MOBILGAS MOBILOIL TAKE YOUR GAL TO ANDWS DRIVE-IN WILKINS PIPE s. suPPLY 1611 KNOXVILLE COMPANY DRINK R - 0 ' X compnmenfs of ' LEONARD LANDWIRTH T Good' ii iii -TIT T - 0 T.T, TTT TTTT TTT Page 178 For Good Food Its SHADY OAKS Chicken Shrimp Steaks VAN DE VEER'S Farmington Road F. V. Binder, Prop. 1620 SHERIDAN ROAD 1014 MAIN ST. CENTRAL OPTICAL CO. Complete Optical Service PEORIA MUTUAL AGENCY R. A. AND R. R. MEAD 120 S. Jefferson St. Peoria, III. HOW ABOUT YOU? Want A BETTER JOB and FUTURE? JOSEPH If so, you must PREPARE AHEAD! Pfesenfs- to You Training for Business IS Our Business , Our graduates H'5 have business know how and are in constant demand. P Stenography 0 Secretarial 0 Accounting 0 Comptometer 0 Typing 0 Comptometer 2512 Western Ave. Ph. 4-3517 , prelndudion Course Peoria's finest pastry shop Browns Pe0l'iC SCLIOOI of BUSil1eSS 240 S. Jefferson Ave. Phone 3-1256 Y S 81 S BUILDERS HARDWARE CO. 1506 MAIN STREET LES GRIMM MARKET Peoria 5, III. Phone 6-0828 QUALITY BUILDERS HARDWARE 3500 Prospect Rd. Phone 2-6661 DRIVE-IN LAUNDER-RITE 1407 MAIN STREET RUESCH SASH 81 DOOR CO. Self Service Laundry n . 1007 SOUTH ADAMS ST. Complete Drying Service Phone 4-0702 Phone 4-5508 MERCANTILE MORTGAGE COMPANY sos LEHMANN BUILDING Peoria ,Hingis Page 179 THE FLOWER BOX 3601 Prospect Road Corsages and Football Mums Phone 2-5571 ENJOY WONDERFUL CATERING TO PARTIES AND BANQUETS up to 150. Fon DINNERS AT THE RESERVATIONS PH. 4-8257 505 FARMINGTON ROAD AI Lasister, Prop. Roast Turkey and Chicken Dinners lfull coursel 51.75 OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK DAILY FROM A P.M. TO I A.IvI. SLINDAYS AND HOLIDAYS, I2 NOON 'TIL I A.M. P.S. CLOSED ON TLIESDAYS FAVORITE DINNER COCKTAILS RUSS REMMELE AT THE HAMMOND Commercial - Residential UNDERWOOD ELECTRIC Electrical Contractors Telephone 3-1117 TOM UNDERWOOD, Owner 414 Rohmann Ave. Peoria, Ill. Phone 2-2657 Building Lots A Specialty SCHAD REAL ESTATE CO. For Real Service, Call Us! Chas. F. Schad, Broker - Ph. 2-0227 General Office 808172 N. Sheridan Road Peoria, Illinois Office Ph. 2-5443 GLEN OAK BEAUTY SHOP Specialists in STYLING - SHAPING - TINTING - PERMANENT WAVING Paulina King, proprietor 508 WISCONSIN AVE. Compliments of A FRIEND ,QJL-75 177' N- BILOIE Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company Springfield, Massachusetts Organized 1851 Agency for Central Illinois REULING AND WILLIAMSON, GENERAL AGENTS Sixth Floor Lehmann Building, Peoria, Illinois OPAL HALL SHOPPE 244 s. JEFFERSON STREET lPeoria's Smartestl Phone 3-9321 MODEL WALLPAPER AND PAINT CO. KlNGSLAND'S Color is our Business K 8- W SUPER MARKET Wallpaper Varnish A Home Owned Market Ample Parking Space 'mp'i,'l?'l,W Shob'eLZ:ggE2pe'S 2216 N. university 404 South Adams St. Phone 3-3761 HA Slofe C0mPlele-'F'-'ll of Good Tl l'195 Compliments of BOGARDS DRUG STORE University and McClure Ave. Peoria, Illinois PEORIA SPRING CO. 215 IcNoxvILLE AVENUE Phone 3-3831 Page 180 GRIMM BROS Peoria s Leading Store for Everything to Eat FINE MEATS GROCERIES Fruits Vegetables Poultry REG U S PAT OFF i Y I . I I I 1 1 620 Main St. Phone 3-3671 Keep n 9 - itil f - 'flier' I - A I I GRIMMS FAMOUS SAUSAGE E. G. HOFFMAN 8g SONS Compliments of CONTRACTORS 8- BUILDERS PEORIA HEIGHTS LUMBER CO. Phone 6-6926 609 Laura Ave. 333 WEST GLEN Quality Baked Products Since 1920 COMPLIMENTS OF BAKE-RITE BAKERY CARTY STANDARD SERVICE 215 Main Street Phone 4-4402 MOSS 8. WESTERN Peoria Concrete Construction Co. Manufacturers of Concrete Blocks Washed Sand and Gravel House Stone 315 BROADWAY PHONE 2-2720 COMPLIMENTS OF JAMES L. HACK NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE PEORIA, ILLINOIS J. H. BONTJES O'BRIEN-JOBST co. Correct Campus Clothes REALTORS Leisure Jackets and Sport Coats Wide Spread Collar, Oxford Cloth Shirts Homes, Commercial Property 81 Appraisals Casual Red Stripe Windsor Ties 113 SOUTH JEFFERSON AVE. 507 CENTRAL BK. BLDG. PHONE 9111 Page 181 B 81 L PHARMACY The Complete Drug Store PRESCRIPTION 1 DELIVERY SERVICE Open 9 A.M.10 I1 P.M. Dany Registered Pharmacist In Charge At All Times Parking Lot For Your Convenience Compliments of PROSPECT COFFEE SHOP Cosmetics Nationally-Known Drugs Sundries 1703 P Ph - 1601 N. Sheridan at Mfciure Dial S-1196 'aspen one 5 9890 GUNNS FOOD MARKET 1803 N. UNIVERSITY Phone 2-5644 Free Delivery VIOLA NICHOLS BEAUTY SHOP 619 KNoxv1LLE AVENUE Phone 2-8511 E. M. SMITH 84 COMPANY, INC. First Quality Maintenance Work Flowers For All Occasions BECK'S FLORIST DIES TOOLS PATTERNS 310 E. Corrington 105 E. Washington SPECIAL MACHINERY Phone 2-5462 Phone 6-4681 Peoria, Ill. E. Peoria, III. Earn a Preferred Return on Savings! PEOPLES FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION or PEORIA 111 North Jefferson Ave. Phone 6-0811 The Place for Savings WARE-ANDREEN COMPANY MEN's sHoP - cLoTH1ERs - FuRN1sHERs 127 S. Jefferson Peoria, III- C. T. ANDREEN ART NORDWALL Compliments ALTORFER BROS. CO. ALTORFER BROS. COMPANY Peoria, Illinois ,.., .,., , , ,,,,..,.,g,,.,..N-,....,., . f L OAKFORD CO. .,,mm..,,,,., , ,,,,.,......,,.,.,-f, ,.-. ,,.,,..,,. 1. ge 182 BRADLEY SPORTS 81 CAMERA SHOP Everything for the Sportsman 2122 MAIN STREET Peoria, Illinois CHRIS' PLACE 415 MAIN STREET PHONE 3-1804 Peoria, Illinois Compliments of .IUDITH BEAUTY SALON 323 FULTON PHONE 3-1123 MICHAEL A. SHORE Your STATE'5 ATTORNEY DODD'S BAKERY 2104 MAIN ST. PHONE 4-4388 OPEN SUNDAYS COMPLIMENTS OF ZA! 97 A FRIEND KIDDIE KAMPUS Mandel and June Barnett INFANTS' AND CHILDREN'S APPAREL Shoes - Toys ond Furniture Open Daily 9 A.M. Until 9 P.M. Including Sunday 2311 WESTERN PHONE 8843 COMPLIMENTS OF PEORIA MACHINE 8g PARTS CO. 603-5 FRANKLIN STREET AUTOMOTIVE PARTS 8. MACHINE SHOP Courle31' of BERNARD DISTRIBUTING CO. Page 183 BALZER 81 GARDNER STOKERS 3. GASBURNERS SIDNEY HARRISON CO. RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT 506 Parkside Phone 5-1213 ARRI R EW R LOUSIG-NONTS C E J EL Y 317 S. JEFFERSON ST. 313 FULTON Upstairs Phone 8225 Peoria, Illinois Phone 4-1721 A. Mason and Son Travel Bureau Cgmplimentg of AND INSURANCE A 206 Lehmann Bldg. Office 3-5469, Res. 6-1500 Peoria, Illinois A A mVAV TT I Tr i g ff 22 srl' 5 'L J at lvnnffgj Compliments of PEORIA NEWS STAND Finer Greeting Cards for Every Occasion 500 MAIN PHONE 4-1485 Lighting Fixtures Fireplace Fixtures C m liments of CENTRAL FIXTURE coMPANY O P 208 Main Street Peoria, Illinois THE BRIGHT SPOT ON MAIN STREET SIEG PEORIA COMPANY 521 Fulton Street Phone 6-7694 Peoria, llli RISSER 81 COMPANY 933 First National Bank Building nois Phone INSURANCE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES 4-3165 Page 184 SMITHS SUPERIOR T.V. 84 APPLIANCE . . CHARLES F. CREMER Prompt T.V. 8- Radio Repair Automobile, Fire and Windstorm 1841 PROSPECT ROAD lnsum,-,Ce Phone 5-1252 Peoria, lll. PAY AS YOU ENJOY 401 Lenfnnnn Building Phone 3-5451 FLEMING-Ponca co., INC. We Congm,U,0,e,he U'h09'f'Phl 9 P, 1, Class of 1952 rin ing Embossing H. R. MANDEL CO. 1028 S. Adams St. Phone 4-7165 COmPllmef1fS Budget Fashions Merchantss candy a Tobacco co Women's Children's, lnfant's Apparel Wh I I 0 Budget Prices o esa e 1613 PROSPECT ROAD 103-105 Sanford St. Open Daily, 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Phone 2-2269 Peoria, Illinois Ample Free Parking Space I 1' ' , i 4:5 . I .ki .1-v. K . I JACK EKSTRUM BILL KUREK Authorized Wilson Dealers Inc' JACK 8. BlLL's SPORTING Gooos , 4 N- ADAMS Peoria, Ill. Phone 4-2075 AWARD SWEATERS 206 MAN PHONE 6-9068 ASPHALT-RUBBER-LINOLEUM MURPHY-CLARK, Inc. CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Sales and Service 433 FRANKLIN PHONE 4-6101 Page 185 COOK MOTOR CO. JOSEPH E. cooic SMITH'S DRUG STORE W. R. smifh, R.Ph. Prescriptions FORD SALES and SERVICE 1800 Knoxville Ave. Phone 5-5221 1816 MAIN ST. PHONE 8947 GEORGE H. BAKER COMPANY , Complimenfg Qf Draperies - Window Shades - Kirsch Drapery Hardware co. 1521 Main Street Phone 6-7637 Compliments of DOCTORS AND HOSPITALS CREDIT OFFICE JOHN BEE FOOD SHOP 2115 MAIN STREET Peoria, Illinois 705 JEFFERSON BUILDING I New Cars New Trucks FINLEY RENT-A-CAR CO. Lower Rates Compliments of I. BORK 81 SONS, INC. Waste Material Dealers 225 S. Madison Phone 6-6630 . FRED HOLDERMAN, JR. Compliments of Agency Mgr. STANDARD INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS GREATER ILLINOIS AGENCY EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY I OF PEORIA, ILLINOIS JOHN PROCTOR LEE LUMBER CO. CHARLES A. BRYANT AGENCY 200 NORTH WASHWGTON STREET PERSONAL INSURANCE SERVICE Peoria, Illinois CUII fhe Lumber NUmb9 3'5I2I 302-303 Lehmann Building Peoria, Illinois Quality Lumber - Quick Service - Low Price TeIePI'10ne2 OTTICC 3-3785: Residence 2-4400 Page 186 PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY BAER, DAVIS 8. WITHERELL DRS. BARBOUR, HART 8. EASTON DR. WILBER L. BOWEN, M.D. D. L. BURHANS D. D. BURROUGHS, M.D. SURGEON E. V. CHAMPION ATTORNEY AT LAW ISAAC S. EASTON, M.D. GENERAL PRACTICE 8. SKIN DISEASES K. C. EDMONSON, D.D.S. COMPLIMENT OF A DENTIST FRIEND G. M. FRYE, M.D. GALBRAITH 8. BAYMILLER ATTORNEYS AT LAW WILLARD B. GASKINS ATTORNEY AT LAw WM. D. GRIFFIN, M.D. ROSCOE HERGET ATTORNEY AT LAW E. E. HOAG, D.D.S. HARRY B. HOFFMAN ATTORNEY AT LAW ROY P. HULL ATTORNEY AT LAW HUNTER, KAVANAUGH, MCLAUGHLIN 8. BOND L. H. JOHNSON, D.D.S. FRIEND J. FLETCHER LANKTON JOHN N. ZIEGELE AND ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS EUGENE LEITER ATTORNEY AT LAW MAX J. LIPKIN ATTORNEY AT LAW DR. OTTO B. LITWILLER FRED A. MARTIN CASUALTY ADJUSTER RICHARD R. MARTIN, M.D. A. L. McDONOUGH, M.D. C. L. PANNABECKER, M.D. MUNTON W. PARKER, O.D. PHYSICIANS 8. SURGEONS EXCHANGE VERLE W. SAFFORD ATTORNEY AT LAW G. L. SANDY, D.D.S. JAMES W. SOURS, M.D. LAWRENCE L. STRONG, D.D.S. JOSEPH Z. SUDOW LOUIS TINTHOFF, D.D.S. W. D. ULRICH, D.D.S. DR. HARRY WARREN LORIN D. WHITTAKER 8. BILL HART SURGERY ROBERT A. WILHELM Pg I87 Ackerman, Carol 39, 135, 137 Ackerman, Owen 63 Adkins, Bill 39, 134, 115 Adkins, Ramona 39 Alexander, Colleen 19, 80, 90, 100, 1 Alspector, Donna 19, 132 Andersen, Janet 29 Andersen, Marilyn 63 Anderson Anderson Anderson ,Alan 51, 99, 122 ,Barbara A, 51, 91, 97 , Barbara J. 19, 132, 162 Anderson, David 51, 88, 106 Anderson, Esther 19 Anderson Anderson , Jess 39, 98, 94, 107 , Sandra 39, 99, 107 Anderson, D. Wayne 19, 126, 134 Archdale, AnnaMae 63 Arehart, Jon 103, 115, 126 Armbright, Joan 39, 132 Armbruster, Mary Ann 19, 87, 90, 100, Ashby, James 115, 116, 121, 124, 128 Ausbrook, Eugenia 63, 92 Axelrod, Steve 63 Babcock, Chuck 19, 96, 131 Bacon, Barbara 63, 92 Baer, Nancy 51, 97, 101 Bahney, Victor 63, 106 Bair, Lee 51, 98 Balzer, Bill 19, 89, 126, 127, 134 Balzer, Dave 50, 51, 89 Barbour, Kay 51, 87, 93, 98 Bard, Richard 63 07, 132 Barkey, Sandra 51, 93, 96, 97, 101, 107 Barnes, Norma 39, 99, 132 Barnett, Michael 51 Barrer, Janet 39 Barrer, Joan 39 Barton, Don 19, 115, 116, 119, 121,1 Bates, Joe 51, 131 Batz, Don 19, 87, 108, 115 Batz, Tom 39, 100, 104 Baumflek, Bill 63 Baumgardner, Tom 39, 90, 94, 101 Beam, Louis 19 Bean, Sandra 51 Beard, Clyde 131 Beard, lberville 19 Beard, James 115 Beck, Dennis 63 Beck, Lowell 20, 76, 100, 103, 163 Behm, Carol 63 Behm, Jeanne 20, 132, 160 Behrman, Bruce 20 Bell, Agnes 39, 89, 93 Bell, Marvin 63, 118 Bender, Bob 39 Bergstrom, Jon 51, 115 Berwick, Ron 39, 115, 116, 134 . Bessler, David 63 Bexson, Joe 39 Biederbeck, Judy 63, 89 Biggs, Tam 20, 103, 107, 129, 164 Binder, Ruth 51, 93, 97, 101 Binkele, Judy 20, 85, 89, 96, 101, 107, 169 Birkett, George 63, 95, 106 Bittner, Bob 63 Blake, Robert 39, 106 Bliss, Edith 63, 92, 136, 137 Bodine, Anne 51, 87, 93, 97 Bogan, Joan 39, 133 Bohnsach, Carol 39, 96 Bolliger, James Bonties, Gary 51, 93 Bonties, Julia 63, 92 Booker, Wayne 63, 94, 96 Bollier, Collette 63, 89 Barchelt, Bill 39, 94 Borders, Carol 20, 108 Borders, Jack 63 Barin, Sondra 39, 84, 90, 100, 153 26, 127, Boucher, George 62, 63, 115, 118, 122, 134 Bauton, Carol 63, 92 Bowen, Wayne 98 Bowmen, Susane 63, 95, 136, 137 Boyle, Patricia 63, 136, 137 Breckett, Denise 39 Braden, Bob 63, 106 Bradshaw, Chuck 39, 100, 115 Bragg, Gary 51 Brakebill, Jerry 63 Braswell, Genevieve 20 Braunagel, Joan 63 Bremer, David 63 Bremer, Don 64 Page 188 101, 132, 170 134, 167 INDEX Brewer, Carol 39, 95 Brewster, John 64 Brian, Don 20, 103, 129 Brian, Lynne 64, 87, 92, 101 Briney, Carol 64, 136 Brown, Anne 64, 104 Brown, Barbara 64 Brown, Gerry 20, 84, 87, 90, 100, 164 Brown , Suzanne 64, 92, 101 Brownell, Jean 64 Bruninga, Karen 51, 88 Bruningo, Mary 64, 98 Brust, Pauline 51, 88 Buck, Jim 51 Buescher, Sandra 64, 136 Bultemeier, David 20, 94 Bunch, Bryan 37, 39, 87, 90, Burcham, Barbara 95, 136 94, 101 Burke, Judy 64, 136 Burling, Ron 64 Burnham, Ruth 64 Burns, Bill 20, 163 Burroughs, Bob 64, 104 Burroughs, Margaret 39 Button, Gene 20, 96 Byerly, Larry 51, 99, 104, 123, 134 Cahill, Anita 39, 88, 91, 99, 107 Cameron, Dick 39, 100 Cameron, Sondra 64 Cantwell, Dick 64 Carle, Helen 64, B9 Carlson, Gene 87 Carlson, Judy 51 Carney, Howard 51, 89, 118 Carr, Gene 61, 64, 118, 122 Corrigan, Kenny 39 Carver, Dick 64 Case, Jerry 21, 115, 117, 129, 172 Casper, Dick 64, 93, 96 Cassulo, Jim 64 Castle, Roger 51 Chapman, Marian 40 Chapman, Sheila 51, 98 Cheatham, Mary 40 Checklin, Margaret 64 Chesney, Carol 51, 88, 93, 97 Christensen, Jane 64 Christian, Donna 51, 88, 97, 136 Church, Connie 64, 89, 92 Clark, Gordon 51, 89, 99 Clark, Joan 51, 98, 97, 135, 136 Clark, Pat 64 Clark, Steve 21, 89, 143 Clarke, Ann 64, 92, 101 Cline, Mary Kay 51, 89, 92,98 Clopper, Rich 21, 128, 134 Clough, Laura 51, 97 Cochran, Wanda 64, 136, 137 Cohen, Avie 40 Cohen, Gloria 21, 91, 100, 132, 147 Coker, Clyde 64, 94 Colbolh, Gary 52 Collins, Leslie 64 Collins, Ronnie 115 Compton, Melva 64, 95, 136, 137 Coogan, Nancy 21, 90, 104, 132, 134, 164 Cook, JoyAnne 88, 100 Corey, George 52, 99 Corne, Sally 21, 108 Cornelius, Dick 40, 119, 120, 126 Cattingham, Joan 52, 92 Cattingham, Patsy 52 Couden, John 65 Court, Jack 40, 115, 131 Cover, Nate 40, 100 Covey, Ginger 40, 87, 91, 133, 158 Craggs, Claire 21, 76, 90, 107, 132, 157 Craghead, Dick 64 Cramer, Tom 21 Crook, Frank 65 Crooks, Ozell 52 Cross, Marylyn 52, 98, 136, 137 Cullen, Norma 52, 98 Cunningham, Jack 52 Cunningham, Dick 21, 95, 96, 124, 134 Daily, Jenny 21 Daily, Shirley 52, 98 Daker, Penny 40, 89, 99 Damon, Dan 50, 52, 89, 93, 98 Dan, Lois 65, 92 Daniels, Adrian 21 Dargel, Ronda 65 Davidson, Wayne 52 Davies, Jim 21, 124, 134 Davies, Nancy 65 Davies, Rowland 52 Davis, Jack 22 Davis, Jack 40 Dawson, David 52 Dawson, Flaronce 65 Dawson, Marilyn 65, 95 Dawson, Marshall 115, 117 Day, Marjorie 40, 88, 91, 96, 101, 107 Deal, John 40, 95, 96, 123, 124, 134 Deames, Diane 52, 93, 96, 97, 101 Dearcos, Phillip 65, 118 Debourge, Paul 52 Dees, Saraellen 22 DeGaris, Sally 22 Deissler, Chris 65 Della Donna, Ray 22 DeLoriea, Tom 65, 118 Denny, Evalyn 22, 108 Denny, Margaret 65 Dentino, Marianne 65, 136 Deobcld, Margaret 52, 97, 101 Derby, Barbara 65, 89, 101, 136 DeRevey, Janet 65, 92 Dergins, Nancy 40, 90 Detrick, Barbara 52, 93, 97, 101, 135, Devine, June 40, 136, 137 DeVoss, Kenneth 65 Dismuke, John 115, 117, 124 Dixon, Ray 65 Dixon, Sam 22, 124 Doane, Phyllis 52 Dockins, Jackie 40, 87, 99, 102 Dodds, Dorothy 22, 90, 100, 101, 132, Dolen, John 52, 98 136, 137 135, 137 Domnitz, Miriam 22, 83, 87, 90, 93, 170 Doolittle, Don 65 Doornbosch, Alma 52 Doss, Bob 52 Doubet, Joe 52, 118 Douglas, Harold 52, 119, 120, 122 Douglas, Paul 22, 100, 115, 124, 134 Downing, Pat 65 Drain, Joyce 65, 92, 136, 137 Drummond, Don 40, 89, 91, 100, 168 Drury, Stephen 65, 118 Duff, Louise 40, 84, 87, 90, 99, 132 Dulty, Frank 106 Dumermuth, Nancy 40, 133 Durham, Marilyn 40, 87, 132, 170 Durston, Eddie 90 Dyslin, Bill 52,99 Eastman, Marilyn 65, 95 Easton, Helen 40, 89 Edwards, Carolyn 22, 108 Edwards, Shirley 40, 88, 91, 99, 102 Eiermann, Suzanne 52, 89, 97 Eldred, Emily 65, 92 Elliott, Ann 52, 97, 102 Ellis, Cozetter 65 Enright, Bill 40, 89, 94, 96, 130 Eppy, Roberta 40, 89 Erbe, Bob 65 Erickson, Michael 65 Essig,'Ronald 40, 89 Ettinger, Joyce 52, 97 Ewing, Charles 65, 95 Ewing, Robert 65 Fallerius, Faye 52 Farrell, Michael 65 Farwell, Chester 22 Fehr, Bob 40 Fehr, Madalyn 40, 89 Fehrmann, Norbert 40, 89, 106, 107 Feiler, Dorothy 52 Fellows, Red 65, 107 Fern, Leon 66 Feser, Darlene 22, 133, 135 Field, Darlene 52 Finch, Don 66 Finnie, Louise 99, 133 Fisher, Fred 66, 76, 118 Fitch, Clyde 115, 116 Flagg, Janice 23, 100, 108 Flanagan, Margaret 66 Fleener, Betty Jo 23, 102 Fletcher, Dona 40, 91, 107 Flynn, Betty 66, 136, 137 Flynn, Leonard 66, 118 Foote, Joan 53, 93,97 Forsythe, Bill 66, 95 Foster, Jack 40, 94, 123, 134 Hillyer, Robert 54 Foster, Valerie 66, 96 Fouts, Kay 23, 76, 81, 87, 88, 91, 100, 101 Fowler, Jock 53, 87 Fowler, Joan 23, 153 Frank, Norma 66, 92, 107, 136, 137 Franklin, Mary 23, 90, 93, 94, 101 Franks, Don 66, 94 Frasca, Carolyn 53, 93, 97 Freeman, Richard 66, 96 Friederich, Larry 40, 89, 99, 123, 134 Frye, Deloris 23, 100 Frye, Mary Ann 53, 84, 88, 97 Fulford, Jayne 49, 53, 84, 98 Furst, Jackie 41, 90, 132 Gaiennie, Rene 28, 53, 89 Golbreath, Pat 66, 93, 101 Gamlin, Marilyn 41, 90, 95, 101 Garen, Joann 66 Garrett, Dick 53, 98 Gorrott, Jim 61, 66, 92 Gaskins, Ann 23, 84, 87, 91, 100, 132, 156 Gathmann, Betty 53, 89 Gerdes, Howard 41, 123, 134 Getz, Joan 41 Gibbs, Suzanne 41, 91, 99, 133 Gideonsen, Arthur 66 Giese, Marlynn 66 Gilbert, Jack 66, 92 Glaslord, Bob 41, 91, 99, 156 Goelz, Warren 23, 100, 124, 134, 165 Goodale, Charles 66, 118 Goodopple, Jeanette 23 Goodrich, Sallie 66 Gosch, Rodger 41, 87 Gosnell, Jane A. 66, 92, 94, 101 Gouveia, Gayle 53 Graham, James 53 Grant, Beverly 98, 104 Grant, Lois 66, 92, 101 132, 143 INDEX Hartman, Jan E. 49, 53, 106, 126 Hartnett, Richard 67 Harvel, Jean 53, 97 Hartwell, Shirley 25, 91, 132 Haskin, Jerelyn 67 Haven, Jerry 67 Havera, Herb 53 Hawkins, Judy 53, 84, 97 Hawthorne, Ken 41, 91, 99 Hawthorne, Robins 25, 87, 93, 100 Hayes, Jacky 25, 87, 91, 100, 132, 172 Hazelrigg, Fred 25, 85 Heinrich, Rosalie 67, 88, 92 Heinz, Sharon 67, 92, 136 Heinzman, Bill 67 Heinzmon, Helene 25, 108 Heitzman, Ronald 25 Heiser, Gene 67 Hendrichs, John 53, 93, 106 Henning, Robert 53, 95 Hepter, Mildred 67, Herget, Priscilla 41, 92, 87, Herman, Sondra 41, 90, 92 Herr, Shoryn 67, 89, Herzog, Doneta 41, Hess, Phillip 53 90 137 89, 132, 135, 136, 99, 102, 107 Hessing, Brock 67, 118 Heuermann, Carol 25, 100, 135, 136, 137 Heuermann, Orainlee 41, 85, 99 Hewitt, Pom 67, 88 Hewitt, Peter 53, 98 Heymann, Mary Elizabeth 67 Hicks, Roosevelt Jack 67 Hill, Bob F. 54 Hill, Bill 67 Hill, Foretta 41 Hill, Jeanette 54, 88, 98 Hill, Norma 25 Hill, Robert K. 54 Hillenburg, Carol 67, 92, 136, 137 Graves, Jay 23, 100, 104, 119, 121, 134, 136 Graves, Ronald 41 Gray, Helen 66 Green, Gerald Dean 66 Green, Jerome 53, 104, 115, 117, 118, 119, 120, 126, 134 Green, Jim 23, 90, 106, 124, 134, 164 Green, Mary 41, 90, 100, 101, 132 Greenboum, Don 66 Greenboum, Joan 89 Greene, John 23, 76, 103, 104, 129, 134, 172 Greenwood, Ronald 24 Gregg, Griffin, June 24 Griftith, Robert 41 Griffith, Vero 53, 97 Grote, Grote, Grove, Gloria 24, 89, 132 Michael 66, 89 Homer 41 Tebby 24, 132, 134, 157 Grover, Roger 115 Gueber, Larry 66 Guenther, Frank 24, 103, 128, 134 Gunn, Harry 66 Gunther, Arvello 66, 96, 136 Gunther, Richard 24, 100 Hackett, Barbara 66, 92 Haddick, Nancy 66, 137 Haddick, Phil 24, 100 Haeger, Gordon 24, 85, 93 Hale, Ginger 24, 85 Hale, Roland 24, 134 Hall, Carol 53, 97 Hall, Joan 53, 92, 97 Halvorson, Rollen 53 Hamilton, LaVerne 24, 96, 133, 135, 137 Hamiiton, Patricia 67 Hanback, Richard 24 Hanse, Jonquil 25 Hansen, Jerry 41, 95 Harisan, Radko 53, 92, 107 Harker, Frances 53, 87, 98, 101 Harmon, Larry 41, 89, 104 Harmon, Louise 53 Harms, Don 53 Harms, Thora 41, 89, 99 Harper, Mark 67 Harper, Shirley 67, 136, 137 Harpman, Jacqueline 41, 88, 90, 99 Harrel, Nadeene 25, 90, 107, 133, 162 Harrer, Tom 67 Harris, Arthur 67, 95, 106 Harrison, Dick 41, 89, 115, 117, 134, 166 Harrison, Peggy 53, 97 Harrison, Steve 53 Harsch, Sonia 25, 90, 93, 107, 133, 169 Hines, Gerald 54 Hines, Virginia 67, 136, 137 Hines, William 54 Hirth, Eleanor 54 Hitchcock, Charles 54 Hoag, Phil 41, 76, 100, 103, 128, 129, 134 Hodgson, Leah 54, 98 Hoehne, John 54 Hoehne, Roberto 67 Hoeplner, Pat 36 Hoffman, Don 25 Hoffman, Harry 49, 54, 99, 103, 128 Hofherr, Barbara 41, 90, 99 Hotinagle, Barbara Ann 67, 136 Hohulin, Jim 54, 98 Holland, Gregory 67 Holtgreve, Paul 41 Hooton, Terry 26, 100, 131 Hope, John 54 Hope, Mary 26, 133, 137 Hopkins, Ned 41, 87, 93 Hoppe, Rosemary 41 Houghton, Darrell 26 Houqhton, Jane 67, 136, 137 Houk, Don 26, 75, 76, 119, 121, 126, 127, Hovenden, Garry 26, 91, 100 Howard, Charles 54, 106 Howard, Joan 26, 76, 83, 87, 161 Howarter, Gary 67 Hubble, Trocye 41, 76, 133, 137 Hunt, Pat 41 Hunter, Jackie Sue 42 Hupperich, John 54, 89, 98 Hurst, Leon 67, 118, 122 Hutton, Gary 54 Hyde, Anne 67, 92, 104 lnnis, Janet 54, 97 Jackson, David 67 Jackson, JoAnne 42, 100, 135, 136, 137 Jackson, Vanita 67, 89, 92 Jackson, Willard 68 Jacob, Janice 54, 96 Jacobson, Jerry 54, 137 Jacobus, Bob 42, 100, 156 Jacquin, Nick 42, 88, 106, 128, 134 Jodd, Terry 54 Jamison, Kermit 26 Jamieson, Dick 68, 88, 115, 118, 122 Janssen, Jay 68 Janssen, Jerry 68 Jimison, Frank 42 Johnson, Charles H. 42, 93 137 134, 164 Johnson, Cheryl 68 Johnson, Karen 68, 92, 96 Johnson, Mary Frances 68 Johnson, Mary Ja 26, 108, 136 Johnson, Rita 26, 81, 87, 88, 91, 104, 107, 133 Johnson, Roger 54, 93, 98 Johnston, Beverly 54, 97 Johnston, Mary llene 68 Jonas, Roy 26 Jones, Bob 42 Jones, Catherine 68, 97 Jones, Dean 68, 98 Jones, Dick 54, 92 Jones, Donna 68, 136, 137 Jones, Howard 42 Jones, Kathryn H. 68, 92, 101, 136, 137 Jones Sylvia 54 85, 97, 135, 136, 137 Jones Jorda f William is, 76, 126, 127, 134- n, Dave 68, 96 Jordon, Virginia 26 Joslin, Whitman 54, 85 Jucker, Jim 54, 94, 96 Jury, Michael 54 Kohl, Charles 54, 98 Kalley, Ted 68 Kamarer, Ann 68 Kammerer, Connie 42, 90, 92 Karl, Janet 54, 97 Kataoka, Richard M. 42, 90, 96, 101 Kelch, Allen 42, 89, 115 Keller, Jim 55, 93 Keller, Phyllis 55 Keller, Shirlee 42, 89, 133, 134, 165 Kennedy, Carolyn 55, 98 Kennedy, Shirley 42, 95 Kennedy, Tom 37, 42 Kent, Tom 68 Kentzel, Clarence 42 Kern, Roy W. 37, 38, 42, 91, 99, 169 Kerswill, Debby 42, 87, 91, 104, 107, 133, 156 Kidd, Ramona 27, 90, 100, 132, 135 Kidder, Dianne 42, 91, 107 Kilgus, Andy 68 Kilgus, Laurel 68, 118 King, Charles 27 King, Xantha 42, 87, 88, 90, 101, 104, 133, 135 Kingsland, Sharon 42, 90, 99 Kinkade, Karen 42, 90, 99, 132 Kirchner, John 27, 100 Kitchell, Jim 27, 76, 100, 103, 128, 134, 156 Klaus, Bob 37, 42, 107 Klaus, Carmen 27, 87, 91, 107, 162 Klaus, Shirley 42 Klepfer, Charlene 27, 90, 107, 133 Klepfer, Kay 42, 91, 99, 133, 168 Klump, Sally 68, 136, 137 Knoblock, Jill 42, 87, 90, 107, 132, 158 Knost, Jon 27, 87, 90, 92, 93, 94, 96, 1 Knost, Pete 55, 123 Knox, Bill 118 Knupp, Cynthia 68, 92 Knutson, P. 118 Koch, Paul 68, 89 Koch, Stephanie 49, 55, 88, 97 Koppenhoefer, Lyle 68, 89, 94 Kowalske, Carol 42, 90 Kowalske, Fred 68, 118 Kramer, Art 55 Kramer, Charles 68 Kraus, Joan 55 Kreeb, Richard 42 Krei, Nancy 55, 93, Kroesen, Jerry 27 Krog, Bill 68 Krog, Theodore 55 97, 101 Krall, Nancy 42, 102 Krumpe, Elsie 27, 96, 101, 132, 163 Kuecker, Jim 68, 95 Kupfer, Anne 55 Kupfer, Bob 27 Kyle, Lois 55, 97 LaBorr, Ernest 27 Laird, Marcia 68 Lancaster, David 55, 98 Lancaster, Sandro 27, 91, 100, 104, 132, 145 Landis, Judith 68, 92, 101 Landwehr, Paul 68, 118 Landwirth, Ann 55, 84, 98, 167 Landwirth, Lynne 28, 88, 90, 100, 132, 161 Long, William 55 Lange, Dean 42, 95 Longfels, Bob 55, 98 Larence, Dick 28 00, 106, Larence, Robert 68, 104 Larimore, Nancy 42 Larison, Rolland 68 LaRowe, Jackie 28, 87, 94, 96 Larson, Carol 42, 91, 99, 133 Larson, Jim 69 Larson, John 43 Larson, Roy 69 Lauderdale, Barbara 55, 97, 104 Lauderdale, Pat 28, 90, 100, 132 Laughary, Violet 55 Laughland, Lanny 28, 108 Laughland, Joanne 69 Laughland, Jerry 55, 118 Laughlin, Scott 43, 99 Lautenschlager, Marie 28, 96, 101 INDEX McCarty, Bill 30, 87, 93 McClintock, Marilyn 69 McClintock, Reed 30, 81, 90, 100, 134, 150 McClugage, Kathryn 69, 95 McClugage, Margaret 30, 87, 88, 90, 96, 101 McConnell, Bruce 43, 100, 119, 123 McCormick, Everett 30, 96 McCoy, Charles 43, 99 McCullock, Joan 56 McCuskey, Milton 30, 87, 93 McDonald, Jim 56, 95 McDonald, Mary 69, 96 McDonna, Sharon Lee 43, 90, 99, 107, 133 McDonough, Bette 56, 97, 137 McDonough, Donald 56, 89, 115, 117, 118, 1 127, 134 Litterst Lazarus, Bill 55, 98, 118 Leahy. Jack 55 Leahy, Raymond 43 Leary, Bart 69, 84 Leatherwood, Beverly 69 Ledien, Marian 43, 89, 90, 99 Lee, Mary 55, 97, 136, 137 Legg, lrene 28, 100, 132 Le Roy, Darlene 43 LeSourd, Marion 43 Levy, Barbara Dee 69, 92, 136, 137 Lewis, Elwood 43 Lewis, Janet 55 Lewis, Jerry 69, 118, 122 Lewis, Patt 28, 108 Lewis, Richard 28, 123, 124 Lewis Yvonne 43 91 102 Lile, Bob 43, 134, I Lindsey, Marilyn Jean 69, 136 Lipkin, Lenore 43, 87, 88, 132, 135, 136 Lippmann, Walter 28, 169 Litterst, Deanna 69, 85, 104 Roland 55, 76, 98 McDonough, John David 69, 118, 122 McDougal, Kathleen 69, 92 McElwee, Beth 56, 92, 98 MCC-aughey, Ronald 56, 99 McGhee, Evelyn 69, 136, 137 McGhee, Nellie 30, 132, 136, 137 McGinnis, Dick 56, 96, 128 McGrew, Robert 69 McHenry, Mary 70, 92 Mclntire, Raymond 30, 129, 134, 147 Mclntire, Ralph 56 Mclver, Sandra 56, 93, 98 McKay, Betty 70 McKinney, Judy 43 McKinney, Luther 70 McKinney, Ralph 70 McKnight, Kenneth 56, 98 McKune, Sharon 70, 136, 137 McMorris, Marilyn 30, 108 McNamara, Brooks 70, 87, 92, 106 Mead, Susie 44, 132 Means, Margalee 56, 97 Mehl, Rodney 70 Litterst, Ronald 55, 118 Little, Alan 55, 92, 98, 104, 128 Little, Judy 28, 91, 100, 104, 132, 155 Livengood, Darlene 69 Loar, Jerry 43, 128, 134 Loar, Ned 43, 103, 128, 134 Loar, Roger 69 Lobberecht, John 43 Locher, Jan 28, 84, 87, 91, 100, 132, 166 Looft, JoAnn 29, 108 Losch, Bill 43, 115 Louck, Shirley 29, 132 Love, Bill 43 Lowery, Sally 29, 100 Lucas, Bob 43, 89 Luchsinger, Kathy 69, 101, 136, 137 Luchsinger, John 55 Lucy, Martha Jane 69, 96 Lueriot, Joe 55 Lupton, Jeanne 29, 90, 136, 137 Luthy, Charles 29, 81, 87, 90, 93, 94, 96, 106, 131 Lyle, Levincent 55, 118 ' ' MacDonald, Dick 69, 123, 134 Maher, Bernard 69, 118 Mahl, John 69, 94 Mahnke, Carole 69, 92, 101 Mahoney, Mary Ann 43 Malone, Dorothy 29, 108 Mannion, Dodee 43, 90, 93, 100, 101, 132 Mansfield, Dorothy 69 Manuel, Joelle 43, 90, 100, 133 Margetis, Pennie 29 Margulius, Rissa 43, 91, 104, 133, 168 Markman, Valerie 55 Meidinger, Jim 70, 89 Meier, Lorraine 30, 88, 100, 107 Melzer, Bette 70 Melzer, Helen 56, 97, 107 Merritt, Diane 30, 90, 140 Meskimen, Jim 70, 122 Michels, Donna Jean 56, 88 Miller, David 56, 98 Miller, Eddie 44 Miller, Gerry 31 Miller, Jim 44, 89, 126 Miller, Janet 31, 100, 133, 134, 165 Miller, Jerry J. 56, 118 Miller, John 70 ' Miller, Lorraine 70 Miller, Marilyn 70, 92, 136, 137 Milligan, Tom 44, 115 Mills, Phil 56,93 Mitchell, Tom 70, 89 Mitchener, Sara 56, 87, 97, 104, 135 Moffitt, Mary 70 Monk, Stephene 44, 88, 99, 132 Montgomery, Sue 70, 92 Moore, Moore, Moore, Moore, Corky 56, 98 Jack 56, 95 Katherine 56 Nancy 56, 81, 84 Mordue, Revie 44 Morrison, Ann 70, 136, 137 Mountz, Eugene 56 Mountz, Tom 56, 98 Mowder, Barb 56, 88, 97, 102 Mugge, Bob 44, 90, 102 Muller, Marsha 100 Muhl, Zane 70, 89 Marks, Marks, Arnie 69 Flora 43, 90, 132, 134, 166 Marr, Barbara 29, 81, 84, 89, 91, 107, 132, 156 Marshall, June 42, 85, 87, 90, 133 Martin, John 29, 94, 96, 131 Martin, John 95 Martin, Joy 55, 96, 98, 101 Martin, Todd 29, 90 Marvel, Charlene 43, 87, 88, 90, 93, 96 Marx, Judy 43, 91, 99, 133 Marx, Shirley 43, as, 107 Mason, Bonnie 43, 90, 99, 132 Matarelli, Nancy 29, 90, 133 Matheny, Jimmy 29, 85 Mathis, Mike 69, 76, 93, 118 Matson, Phyllis 69, 136 Mauerman, Charlotte 69 Mavity, Bill 56, 92, 99, 101, 102, 103 Mayne, Eleanor 30, 87, 88, 91, 100, 132. McAdoo, Carol 56, 88, 98 McCarthy, John 30, 95, 96 Page 190 167 Mulvaney, Roger 70 Murphy, Joyce S. 56, 93, 97 Murphy, Larry 31 Murphy, Larry 70 Murry, Karen 31, 85, 87, 90, 168 Mustard, James 70 Myers, Jack 31, 100, 106, 115, 117, 134, 143 Nash, James 70, 118 Nauth, Dave 31, 126, 134, 137 Needham, Rita 70 Negley, Mike 70, 85 Nellas, Jim 44, 100, 124, 134 Nelson, Connie 56, 97, 137 Nelson, Dorothy 56, 97 Nelson, Jon 56, 88, 99 Nelson, Lester 70, 94, 107 Nelson, Lynn 44, 89, 91, 100 Neumann, Wilbur 70 Neumiller, Mary Louise 31, 88, 91 Neumiller, Tom 70, 87, 92, 107 22, 126, Newcomb, Jo Anna 70 Newell, Norma 30, 99, 132 Newsam, Jan 57, 106 Nixon, Nancy 44, 99 Norris, Joy 44, 88, 99 Norris, Helorus 137 Norton, Janet 70 Norton, Tom 44 Nurss, Joanne 57, 87, 89, 93, 97, 101 Nutter, Joline 57 Oaktord, Dick 31, 76, 108, 128, 134, 162 O'Day, Kenneth 70, 106 ' Oechsle, Frances 31, 84, 87, 90, 133, 143 Ohlsen, Bill 71, 89, 118 Owen, Phyllis 71 Owen, Tom 57 Owens, Donald 71 Palmer, Sharon 57, 98, 102 Pannabecker, Don 57, 89, 96 Panos, Nick 44, 119 Pappas, Pat 57, 97, 135, 136 Patterson, Lorraine 44, 88, 100 Paul, Leslie 71, 94 Payton, Carolyn 44, 99, 133 Pearce, Arleen 71, 88 Pease, Zelma 99 Pelini, Georgene 44 Pelini, Louis 57, 98 Penn, Coula 71 Penny, Sandra 44 Pentecost, Lynda 71, 137 Peplow, AI 71 Peplow, Beverly 57, 92, 97, 107, 123 Perkinson, Jeanne 31, 87, 100, 132 Perks, Paul 57, 99 Perrine, Barbara 31 Petersen, John 57, 99 Petty, Vernon 100 Pfeiffer, Arlene 44 Pierce, Carol 44, 85, 136, 158 Pierce, Marilyn 32 Pierson, Corwin 71 Pilditch, Bill 44, 106 Pittenger, Ann 32, 88, 132, 166 Plummer, Sam 32, 87, 89, 93, 160 Pohlman, Bob 71 Pople, Bob 71 Pople, Viola 44, 135, 137 Poplette, Jerry 71, 89 Porter, Ann 57, 97 Porter, Bill 57, 115 Porter, Jim 118 Powell, David 71 Powell, Ken 44 Powell, Patricia 71, 76, 89, 96, 136, 137 Pawley, Pat 17, 32, 87, 108, 171 Price, Rosalind 57, 89 Pullen, Gerald 71 Raber, Nancy 44, 99 Rabold, Diane 71, 89, 136 Raistrick, Gerald 57, 89, 92, 98 Ramsay, Rosemary 57, 89 Ransom, Preston 57 Rapp, Bill 57, 89, 95 Rasmussen, Frank 32, 87, 93, 103, 160 Reams, Mary 71 Reck, Shirlee 32, 108 Redenius, Dorothy 44, 90, 101 Reece, Janet 71 Reece, Jim 57, 99 Reese, Benny 57 Reesman, Judy 44, 84, 87, 90, 107, 133, 134 Reeves, Marcia 44, 132, 135, 137 Reichel, Don 32, 94, 96 Reinmann, Gerald 71, 94 Reuling, Pete 32, 128, 134 Rice, Gary 57, 95 Rice, Gilbert 57 Rice, Marilyn 71 Rice, Ruth 71 Richart, Judy 71, 88, 92 Richey, Ann 57 Ridlbauer, Merritt 57, 95, 98 Rippel, John 71 Risk, Norma 57, 98, 107 Risser, Ronalee 71, 92, 104 Rist, Charlotte 57, 88, 93, 96 Ritter, Judy 71 Rittmiller, Dave 44, 91, 100, 103, 104 Rittschof, Lou 44, 89, 94, 103 Roake, Nancy 44, 90, 99, 132 Roberts, Amelia 97, 137 1 Roby, Barbara 71, 92 Rocholl, Sally 71, 137 Rodgers, Jean 44, 88, 99, 107, 133, 167 Rogers, Marilyn 54, 101 Rose, Melvin 32 Rosenberg, Joanie 32, 87, 145 Rosenthal, Walter 71 Roszell, Byron 71, 94, 96 . Roszell, Roger 45, 88, 89, 91, 93, 99, 101, 106 INDEX Smith, Janann 33, 81, 84, 87, 89, 90, 93, 100, 132, 135, 136, 137, 163 Smith, Janet 45, 89 Smith, Peggy 72 Smith, Ruth 33, 108 Smith, Sharon 72 Smith, Terry 72 Smoot, JoAnn 58, 89, 98 Snedden, Duane 45 Rotes, Joan 32, 90, 107, 132, 135, 136, 137 Rates, Joyce 57, 98 Roth, Patsy 57 Roth, Ron Rowlette, nie 71 Mary Lou 57, 84, 97, 134 Rubey, Fred 45, 75, 100, 123, 134 Ruck, Shirley 45, 132 Russell, John 72 Russell, V era 57, 92, 98 Ryan, Roger 58, 98 Saettler, Erhard 45, 89 Saftord, Verle 45, 91 Sanders, Carol 45 Sanders, Nancy 45, 87, 172 Sanders, Dick 45, 107 Sauder, E Saurbaug leanor 58, 136, 137 h, Jan 58, 98, 118 Saville, .lan 32, 89, 90, 107, 132, 168 Sawicki, Don 72 Sawyer, J ack 72 Saxton, Joann 33, 89, 100, 137 Schad, Catherine 72, 92, 136, 137 Schenck, Susie 58, 93, 97 Scherft, Donna 72, 95 Schneblin ,Sally 58, 97, 101, 107, 136 Schneider, Charles 72 Schneider Schneider , Edward 72, 95, 96 , Ruth 58, 89, 97, 136, 137 Weisert, Whitten, Mary 46 Schuller, Gary 58, 99, 134 Schusler, Sue 72, 137 Schwogmayer, Jim 58, 98 Schwartz, Barbara 72, 89, 92, 136, 137 Schwartz, Sande 45, 87, 90, 133, 150 Schwyhart, Janet 33, 91, 100, 101, 132 Scoofakes, Maria 72, 137 Scott, Dick 58 Scott, Jackie 72, 87, 92, 101 Scoutaris, Milton 45 Scovil, Ronald 45 Scurry, Janice 72, 137 Seaman, Jack 58, 98 Selburg, George 33, 87, 103, 126, 127, 171 Selburg, Judy 45 Selkirk, Gordon 17, 33, 103, 123, 124, 134, 162 Sellars, Joyce 45 Seward, Bob 58, 99 Shaklee, Barbara 72, 87, 94, 96 Shaklee, Bob 45, 90, 95, 101, 136 Shaw, Millard 72, 92 Shawgo, Pat 33, 90, 100, 101, 107, 132 Sherman, Barb 58, 97 Sherwood, Abiiah 45 Snyder, Tom 72 Solomon, Jim 58, 76, 99, 103, 126 Sours, Mariorie 58, 88, 97 Sowers, Beverly Ann 58, 87, 93, 107 Sowers, Ray 45 Speck, Judy 58, 98 Spraetz, Paul 58, 98 Springston, Dick 58, 99 Stamm, Glenna 72 Stanley, Verdie 45 Steenrod, Dick 33, 90, 106 Stegner, Danna 45, 99 Stevens, Dolores 73, 89 Stever, Shirley 33, 85, B7, 136 Stewart, Cornelia 45 Stiles, Marilee 58, 97 Stoecker, Sylvia 34 ' Stone, Leanne 45, 88, 90, 93 Statler, Dorothy 73 Stout, Hiles 45, 115, 116, 119, 121, 126, 134 Strathman, Marjorie 46, 90, 101 Streibich, Roger 46, 92, 126 Streibich, Ronnie 58, 88, 98, 99, 118 Stubbs, Joel 34, 128 Stuber, Shirley 34, 87, 91, 100, 101, 132, 135 Stutt, Ruth 73 Sturtevant, Shirley 46, 89 SuF11eld, Audrie 58, 76, 87, 88, 92, 98 Suffield, Jim 58, 93, 99 Sulaski, Ron 73 Summers, Judy 73, 136, 137 Sumner, Jerry 73 Sutter, Sutton, Sutton, Swain, Karen 73, 136, 137 Jack 98 Wayne 46, 115, 116, 131, 134 Nancy 73, 92 Swank, Gerald 34, 100 Swanson, Alan 58, 99, 119, 120, 122 Sweborg, Kay 59, 97 Swedell, Anne 34, 87, 91, 100, 101, 132, 155 Sweney, Jo 34, 150 Symonds, Bill 46, 100, 102 Tablock, Barbara 59, 97, 101, 102 Tockman, Bob 59 Shively, S Sherwood, Ruth 72 Shield, Beverly 33, 100, 108 Shinkle, Charles 72 Shinkle, Caroline 45, 84, 87, 90, 104, 107, 133 Shively, Jim 58, 115, 118 tephen 45, 100 Yeomans, Murray 59, 107, 118, 131 Shore, Edward 45, 91, 107 Shrier, Sandra 72, 88 Shroyer, Janet 72, 88, 92, 136, 137 Shubert, Norman 45, 103, 104 Sibilsky, Carol 45, 88, 90, 160 Siegan, Judith 72, 136, 137 Siegfried, Donna 72, 136, 137 Silberstein, Robert 72 Silverstein, Janet 33, 89, 90, 100, 132, 154 Silverstein, Sonya 58, 98, 107 Simpkins, Lewis 58, 98 Simpson, Fred 72 Simpson, Jim 123, 124, 134 Slater, John 58, 99, 122, 126 Slechta, Sharon 58, 94, 96, 101 Sluser, Miles 72, 89 Small, Gene 45, 88, 115 Taggart, Bob 46 Talley, Ron 34, 126, 127, 134 Tarrant, Rosemary 100 Taylor, Ann 46, 84, 87, 90, 99, 132, 134 Taylor, Bob 46, 115 , 172 Taylor, Howard 17, 34, 115, 116, 119, 120, 126, 127, 134, 166 Tegg, Clara 34 Temple, Roger 59, 89, 98 Therkildsen, Alice 73 Thomas, Helen 34, 91, 101, 133 Thompson, Deane 46 Thomson, Roger 73 Thornton, Rosemary 59, 93, 97 Timmes, Doris 34 Tindall, Gary 34, 115, 116 Tinges, Janice 46, 136, 137 Tinges, JoAnn 35, 89, 100, 132, 136, 137 Tiarksen, Don 73 Tobias, Allan 73 Tosetti, Anita 59, 87, 93, 98, 104, 107 Tracy, Ambrose 107, 115, 117, 124 Trager, Bill 46, 76, 100, 103, 115, 117, 124, 128, 134 Traynor, Jean 59 Trebesch, Merlito 59, 98 Tripplett, Darlene 46 Trotter, Gary 59, 122 Tucker, Dave 99, 100, 128, 130, 134 Tucker, Judith 73, 92 Tucker, Richard 59 Turner, Gerald 73, 118 Turow, Elmer 35, 87, 91 Tyrrell, Don 46 Small, Myrna 72, 107 Smiley, Karl 72, 94 Smith, Bill 72, 118 Smith, Brandon 58, 89, 92, 99, 107, 124, 134 Smith, Ezra 33, 115, 117 Ulm, Aldyne 35 Underwood, Alice 59, 97, 107 Underwood, Sandra 61, 73 Uppole, Jack 46, 115, 168 Ullman, Dick 35, 76, 119, 121, 130, Ufen, Jack 73 VanDeventer, John 35, 87 VanGundy, Jeanie 46, 99, 133 Van Lanen, Pat 59, 97, 135, 136 Vasconcellos, Bill 73 Vaughan, Dolores 35 Venezky, Gary 59 Verdoes, Gwen 46, 96 Verkler, Dick 59, 93 Versly, Harry 73 Voelpel, John 59, 89, 93, 99 Voigt, Ray 59, 93, 98 Volpini, Sandra 73, 89, 136 Voss, Ruth 59, 88 Vrell, Edwin 35 Vrell, Thornton 46 Vrell, Yvonne 73, 94 Wagenbach, Donald 59, 89, 99 Waibel, Robert 46 Waible, Richard 73 Wallace, Gordon 35 Wallace, Joann 73, 136 Wall, George 46 134, 165 Walters, Ken 35, 100, 103, 123, 129, 134, 150 Walters, Nancy 59, 87, 98 Wareham, Janet 73, 93 Washington, Wm. 95 Watkins, Charlene 35, 108 Watkins, Scott 46 Watts, Virgil 46 Wead, Marian 46, 90, 101 Weddle, Gary 35, 106 Weerts, Janet 73, 96 Weidner, Bethel 73, 92 Weidner, Wayne 35 Weiler, Joyce 59, 97 Weiler, Marilyn 46 Fred 73 Weisert, Jackie 36, 90, 107, 132 Weiss, David 59, 96 Weiss, Joel 73 Welch, Charles 59 Wells, David 73 Wheeler, Gary 46 Wheeler, Joseph 36 Wheeler, Ronnie 59, 96 Whitcomb, Sondra 46 Whitmore, Robin 73, 85, 92, 115 Whittaker, Dick 73, 94 Whittaker, Marilyn 46, 84, 87, 91, 99, 133 VVillems, Warren 46, 93 Williams Beverly 46, 132 Williams, Edward 46, 99 Williams, James 47, 99 Williams, Joyce 36, 132 Williams, Mark 74 Williams, Natalie 36, 85, Williams, Theresa 38, 47, Willis, Diane 59, 93, 97 Wilson, Bob 59, 98 57, 90, too, ioi, 107, 132, s 91, 104, 132, 169 Wilson, Jack 36, 115, 116, 134, 162 Wilson, Sam 36, 123, 126, 127, 134 Winget, Walter 59, 93 Wiss, Barbara 74, 96, 137 Woerner, Don 74 Wohlfarth, Barbara 47, 99 Wolf, Janet 47, 90, 99 Wolf, Max 59, 89, 93, 96, 101, 102 Wood, Frank 47 Woodley, Carol 74, 92, 101 Wright, Connie 74, 92, 136, 137 Wright, Joe 59 Wright, Phyllis 74, 93 Wyatt, Donald 59, 99 Wyss, Joanne 74 York, Glenda 36, 95 Young, Margie 74, 98 Young, Ronald 74 Zehr, Jane 62, 74 Ziegele, Jon 74 Ziegler, Benny Ann 61, 74, 92 Ziegler, Burnell 36, 100, 115, 116, 1 Ziegler, Chet 59, 99, 104, 115, 118, Zimmerman, Eleanor 59, 97 Zipprich, Dale 36 Zweifel, Marilyn 47, 89, 102, 133 , 169 26, 127, 134, 154 119, 120, 122, 126 127 Page191 J... 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