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M9w fgsifgg W f S The CRES. Of1 1957 Publish CRES' PEORIA H in 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,1 . 1 1 1 E ,J JfL' R 4 X 1' 1 'X L :XX fkx 5' ry- .rfix !Ni.X f M 6' 5 XvUl ' .. , A , f ' V ' ,A X - flf Y' fi , f' A If ,-. N i J 4 uf 5,, 1fCffQ! f '5 f wb- ,4wwJ,cf M WL ,, 1 W2 ' W 5 Q , if ,I Lift-.fra fuCA'A'Vq I EAA! 1 SX X fl A J, Us ffifwljwlfnuxg Q' 'V :N 1 Q4 1 W .-'I N fi I' 'I ' ,fig J 5, fxf x fy yy, lx Q! ' A JW iff' rj . fl V1 7 f 4 XX X , .fx f, Q C' ' V L L 5f5'7b?CU3 Q www w+2 fM02 J f H ' , ' ,V FN v , ,ff i U f ,ff 5 ,Q , . 1 M7 ,MQ U4 4Lyf'V1VKDkf V ,rj dwg 5,5vlQ.,,, 'J 2 ,Ja f 4 Page 2 ' A .M X . WM I N jg . if Jul , f . 1 3 if-f' M T av 2 A .5 4 f 5 F e- a Q QA? ,E 'AL Ra M My if Q' if . ' MC? ff . , ' VK4, 2 ff I 9 f f .x V, , if W' ,' ' 1 'Lf QM X- ,,.,'-V! ff' A, ith M M5 'f M ,ff Tvf gf .fy 'A Q ' ff ff-efff. 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A xxx P M NW QAM N Cy KJ g Xxx 3 u ' A J I K I 1 J k v 1 P 4 Q X ff., , , in ' , V 1' Q vu 1 -N dj g H , I N QV t. .yi K: , N x .Y 1' lu f fqf X H ' ' 5 With Memories Of ime Q fQ'?'i. q4,,ixfl.,1fFes,,'q5,.f qg 4 Q ,,4,,,,A,,6mf,,f3 M, jfygm W H QiJj -1517? V if tf,.f'fJ , Page 5 T- L fx W? Tai 555212 QL Af, My ,W dsOfcmgiiizzjgfogiofnd W' 93 W m,E502f?ECSf:?6v:s MFYJKSQW Q , N W fi? ,9fW'UfWM Y M My 42 W M W v X QQSW fy WM qw W W U X ' ' X Of ff? J Kfiwif K , , X q WM ' MQWW PN mf ' Ill 4 fx Q35 J li. DEDICATION xx Silky 5 The fun, recreation, and social life of the students of Central are important ingredients in the attainment of their scholastic goals. Among the several plans for Widening the circle of friends for each student is the Recreation Building, commonly called, The Recf' Behind all the fun and fellowship provided by our Rec is a daily task of planning and work. The CREST STAFF believes' they are expressing the gratitude of every Centralite by paying honor to the man Who manages the Rec. Wle, therefore, in appreciation, dedicate this book to one of Central's best Lions: Mr. Radi Russeff Page 7 5 P TABLE UE CONTENTS P E E SPORTS . . . ADVER Mffff, 1 ' ff FACULTY . . . ..... PAGE 10 LIFE .... ..... P AGE 86 F PAGE 24 GE 106 GE 154 AGE 180 MRM l ,fl M , M1957 C4 st Staff fwfr! 79 ll 0 ff My f X E ITQJRIDAL W 'l A fvgqfog- C . '. P . . Q . . Editor-In-Chief M 1 E Jerry tafford . .... Assistant Editor A Q f4 Associ ' ditors 4 wp U olgaeulty Q ........ . Judy Gilmore 5 Senionjf . . . Klary Claire Clark, Carol llavity Mi!! JV Classes . ' .... llarilyn VVeerts, Lance VVilloek Wy!! I Activities . . .L .5 jon Christensen, Julian Cannell U 1 K Schoo Life ...... A udrey Dutton, Ralph Greener Q1 i My W t etics .... Jack Fahnestock, Joy lVlcCallum hotogr y . ......... Tom Grimm WN i Assistants ,Q Ellen ltton, Susan Freed, Jerry Horn, Jane Howard, Bill x ly l fl i llc key, Klary Jo Newcomb, Phil Schmidt lv A 1 ART f X I llarilyn Klarshall, Judy Naylor M dj WW PHoToGRAPHY , Tom Grimm, George Endres, Paul Endres K , ily BUSINESS Barb Shore . . . . . . Business lylanager Harriett Kessling . . C0-Business Nlanager Pat O,Day . . .... Co-Business llanager Assistants Betsey Burhans, Barb Getz, Lynn 1XIcCorvie, Susie Brown, Ruth Grimm, Cathy Hill, Nancy Slagell, Julie Buck, Linda Davis, Jeanne Janssen ADVISORS lNIr. Fluegel, llr. Koepping, llr. Stepping 4 V Page 9 22 El an Q2 ,s 1 1 f P! N 5 E QA Q 9 if fi ig, wmwmufwu wwAwmmxmdzfmwmmwwxmwmaxmgmwwmpmm,mgL,1ammwmmmQum.wmxw Am mwwxmawwmafmsz wff,.w.qmww N... mwamwwswewesgwmmmsm ,mm wwwmwwmwww-:4 ' . W,m.W,m,..,a.1 mumwwmff - A ' .J HOWARD A. HUNTER Principal In the fifteen years Mr. Hunter has been the principal of Peoria High School, he has done his best to im- prove and further the accomplish- ments of the student body. We shall always remember his leadership in the face of difficulties, his foresight in Page 12 planning the future, and his desire to promote the success of each and every class. Peoria High School has re- tained its excellent standing through the fine efforts of our principal, Mr. Hunter. Our Able FLORENCE POSHARD Dean of Girls lXliss Poshard has made every student feel at home at Central. Her musical talent is reflected in the harmonious Way she blends kindness and friendship With her counseling and useful ad- vice every day of the year. f , 3 ls ' 1 xx gr X 1 A Page 13 N! .aim it Xl' . 2 ic W Y. Pi . lg-I f IFF K Il Kiev 'l5?1g1dliinistrators, E x , .f X' :V l l l NJ H M . J. BYRON DURHAM Assistant Principal hir. Durham Will never be forgotten by the students at Cen- tral. His smiling Ways have pro- jected vvarmth and vigor into the halls of Peoria High, and he Will not cease to be the object of many admirable thoughts. Our Interested School Board, DR. MARK W. BILLS Superintendent George Miles Mariesta Bloom F. M. Bourland President of Board Robert A. Jamieson W. C. Jacquin Mrs. Nyal Roszell Warren J. Wemple Page 14 FACULTY , A , 1 fl , .N lf, I g, fd' Qi Ag lc' 7.f if f V. is ff A, lf ELL , 'll , ,,. f 5713 M V jkfg' H83 Cv ' limo-welll 'U ' . ff' 'if A fl U Mo- .fee wif 'l EH ll Q1 .vi 1 off fe., . ,HF gygylf. ff ...PM .af E QV A nj ,l'.,,f'E 3 V: jM,0l:1 foijld fix V e. wus 5' S My ' Xl flfilfi ,f 5653 - ij1,li.,. , V, iijkyke el? F g-.X qwwlfllbl ll ,riff ,A , ,Md fl,.ff-lf! Lf gm M 'infix fi We so W iff? ,lqlflmlll I EW' l gl? All HA ' Vf' Ll' 1 ,. ,eu Q' fill aff? ffl! EN C lf 5 L Q 1 CIENCE Fink, Walter R. M.A., Iowa 8: Colorado General Math, General Sci- ence, School Banking Bubble-gum blowers dix- turb IVRF. Sommer, Joseph B. M.S., Michigan Biology, Counselor JBS dislilaex people fwho pro- erastinaie. . . . and this is the end that catches the fish. and Our Loyal Faculty Fluegel, Theodore B. M.S., Iowa State Chemistry, CREST, Quill sl Scroll Jllention attraflerx are TBF's pet peefve. Stepping, Henry M.S., Eastern Ill. State Biology, CREST, Chess Club Girls who talk in class annoy HS. Kinhofer, Garma G. M.A., Michigan Biology, Pre-Med Club People fwho are ne-ver prompl dixguxt GGK. Suffield, Harlan W. M.A., Bradley Physics, Class of l59 People f-who the-w gum irri- tate HWS. 'W FACULTY MA T HEMA TIC Remember, I said tangent, not tangerine. Bielema, Martin M. M.A., Illinois Algebra, Plane Geometry, Policy Sc Planning, Class of '60 Tri-vial arguments are a headarlze of MMB. Higgins, Rudy Lovell B.S., Murray Algebra, Plane Geometry, Key Club Egotistival people disgust RLH. combine to Bockwitz, Carroll F. M.A., Iowa Algebra, Golf Team, Class of '58 CFB's pet peefve . . . lazy individuals. 0'Toole, Eugene E. M.S., Drake General Math, General Sci- ence, Counselor, Committee of 40. To meet a tractor on the lzighfway is 'very disturbing to EEO. Deal, John W. M.A., Iowa Algebra, Math, Cross-coun- try, Tennis, Class of '60, Youth Fellowship Club People who ehefw gum agi- tate J W D. Van Deventer, J. B. M.S., Indiana Mathematics, Ticket Com- mittee Girls fwlzo swear Bermuda shorts annoy JBD. Page 16 Giles, Florence I. M.A., Columbia Trigonometry, College Alge- bra, Geometry, Sr. National Honor Society. Noisy Gum-ehewing perturbs FIG. Williams, Lucile B. Ph.D., Rochester Algebra, Geometry, Math Club Misspelled fwords aggravate LBIV. FACULTY SOCIAL STUDIES give ui S Albright, Ada Mae Bauder, Harry E. M.A., Illinois B. Eel., Southern Illinois U. S. History, World History, Counselor People fwho do not keep promises are pet peesves HMA. Robertson, Wm. C. B.S., Bradley History, Citizenship, Fresh. Football and Basketball, Soph. Basketball Freshman boys -who ha-ve figarelles in their pockets are a pet peefve of PVCR. ary, Geography, Projec- Crew HEB dislikes people fwho Con't read . Wallace, Leverett K. B.S., Monmouth Citizenship, Visiting Coun- selor People you ean't depend upon disgust Lefv. VVhiJ can tell me where . . . Burns, George M. A.B., Knox-Lombard Civics, Economics, Class of '57 Drivers not signaling fwhen turning trouble GMB. Wood, Camilla M.A., Illinois History, Social Science Club People rwho do C work and expert .-1 or B irritate CIV. Page 17 Herke, Jane H. A.B., lllinois Wesleyan English, Citizenship, Class of '60 To JHH, tardy people are preposterous. Yuhause, Joseph M.A., Iowa History, Civics, Swimming Lame exruses are 'very light fwith JY. FACULTY LANG UA GE Well, at least he'll make second honor roll. guidance I in Conway, Helen V. M.A., Illinois English, Faculty Flower Fund, Publicity HVC dislikes people :who talk fwliile others are talk- ing. in AA Coogan, Nancy E. B.A., Bradley English, F.T.A. People talking fwlzile she is talking aggravate NEC. Eisele, Beverly A. Fiesilman, Eliz. R. Kellogg, Helen M. Kent, Gretchen J. B.S., Bradley B.S., Bradley M.S., Chicago B.S., Bradley English, Debate English, Library, Library English, VVriters' Club English, Sociology, Cue Pushing and showing in Club People 'who mistakenly Club the halls disgusts BAE. People fwho elzew bubble fvofw they did their lessons Cum-l'rafkers are ob- gum annoy ERF. annoy HMK. jerted by GJK. Kirkhus, Harold P. M.A., Illinois English To HPK, late papers are abhorrent. Livesay, M. F. M.S., Oregon Reading Counselor, Opin- ion, Quill and Scroll Crarking gum greatly an- noys MFL. Londergan, M. J. M.A., Bradley English, Speech, Debate, Forensic Club MJL dislikes people -who forget that it takes a speaker and a listener to rommunzrate in speeeli. Myers, Joseph E. B.A., lllinois Wesleyan English, Track, Letter- man's Club, Class of '59 JEM dislikes people who are neat at lzome and sloppy at srlzool. Page 18 v wxlv l 1-i l.,PeleiQnn, Mnlfie Rice, Emily E. M.A., Blmlllej, 1 lvl.A., Michigan English, C246 Ji. English, Class of fsv Naflonmd OQOEA, C1693 People fwlzo do not keep Pollalxa Planlnng their fword annoy EER. ME loatll a messy f007ll. , AQ F CULTY Schneider, Ailene B.S. Ed., lll. Normal English, Class Sponsor Driving in had fweather perturbs AHS. RT Spickard, Elma M. B.A., Bradley Speech, English, jusendra, Cheerleaders, Sr. Class Play People -who cannot listen annoy EMS. for our Shall I try them on? Stanger, Eugene J. B.S.L.S., Minnesota Librarian, Library Club Waltmire, Lucille Ph.B., Chicago English, Class of '58 Uneooperati-ve people dis- An untidy room is loathed gust EJS. by LM. Whitaker, Harry B.S., Bradley English, Student Council, Baseball, Basketball assist- ant HFW abhors insineerity. Wise, Beulah B.A., Iowa. State English, Cue Club Unnefessary noise is dis- liked by BW. Coulos, James S. A.B., Illinois Spanish, Spanish Club JSC dislikes people fzpho repeat the same question. Gall, Malcolm J. B.A., Iowa. State Latin, Latin Club Smania., Josephine M.A., Illinois French, French Club MJG dislikes fwhispering. Insineerity is frst on the list of JPS's pet peefves. Swisher, Glyda M. M.A., Northwestern Latin, Latin Club, Class of '58 GMS dislikes people fwho do not do what they say. Page 19 Titus, Marjorie L. Ziegler, Charlotte M.A., Bradley Spanish, Spanish Club M.A., Michigan German, German Club People fwho neglect to Irresponsible people annoy listen and follolw diree- CMZ. tions disgust MLT. l believe this is about your size. FACULTY ART Suffield, Lyle K. B.S., Bradley Art, Poster Publicity LKS is annoyed by dirly rig- nrrlle snzolevrs. Use your imagination! Linder, Dorothy N. M.M., Illinois Wesleyan A Cappella, Girls' and Boys' Choirs, Boys' Glee Club, Mu- sic Vvorkshop UNL is disgusted by peoplf' who study while llzey sing. Young, Wanda B.M., Hardin-Simmons Freshman Music, Girls' Glee Club IVY dislikes S111az't-Jlfffsu. Page 20 Stoskopf, Herbert M.M., Northwestern Band HS dislikes pvoplz' :who do not pirk up Ihvir fvel. Szepessy, J. Elmer M.A., Iowa Orchestra Pfople not prarticing are promimvnr pet peefvvs of JES. FACULTY PHYSICAL ED U CA TI O ltls determination that wins the game. Brown, Dee H. B.S. Ed., N.E. Mo. State Teachers Girls' P. E. and Health, G.A.A., Girls' Tennis DHB frofwrzs upon people :who have dislikcs instfad of lilzcs. One . . . 'liwo . . . Three . . Masocco, Tressie M.A., Chicago Girls' P. E. and Health, Class of '57 Pfoplv fwlzo arf' dilnlory ag- grafualc TIM. Page Z1 .GOI Hawkins, Dawson B.A., Nebraska Wesleyan Boys' P. E. and Health, Basketball, Football Assistant DH loallzws pfoplr who don'l kovp prollziszxv. and knowledge Q wbhn M --.t. t .-... ', f:55?5 P Y . . i,'- n-,Bm X f H im Q f 4. 4' cz' F6639 eff 9-1 ei 'U in? 1? 5: Q54 I as M .' 525. 'f 1 1:25 : '-'I.I:If 1'25232-':.i221 . '':::.1!7'ir.-IrZr'E:Z?5 Boys' P. li., Social Science, Football, VVrestling People who do1z'l follow di- l'L'l'fi07lJ annoy Tony. First connect these two wires and then . . . Lurie, Allan H. B.S., Bradley Electricity, Machine Shop, Amateur Radio Club, Stage Crew AHL dislikes rofwdy homerooms. for our FACULTY VOCA T 0 S and C MER CE Cochran, W. J. M.A., Bradley Coordinator of distribu- tive Occupations, General Business IVJC frofwns upon people who ha-ve per peefves. Rainey, Charles Vocational Auto Mechanics CR dislikes students fwho take srhool lightly. Runkle, Lewis C. Vocational Mechanics People fwho say that our young people today are inferior to the ones in for- mer years disgust LCR. Westoff, W. F. B.S., Bradley Woodwork, Stage Crew Sandwiches of ralw li-ver and onzons are WFW's pet peefve. Logan, G. R. B.E., Illinois Normal Building Trades GRL loathes the type of dass that takes a subjeet to get out of something else. W :: , 2 leee Q, I 4 'iffiifi A l ' il. 2535- X L ' H ' ..,. 2 Eff- . 51 :C ii ali .. . fvfgll. .2 W Wolpert, Wesley L. M.s., Bradley Mechanical D r a w i n g, Machine Drawing, Ar- chitectural Drawing, In- tramural Director, Sr. Nat'l Honor Society Grading papers 50771K- times aggralvates WLW. Byers, Paul R. lVl.S., Eastern Illinois Typing, Opinion People fwho leafue gum :wrappers around bother PRB. Koepping, E. R. M.A., lllinois Bookkeeping, G e n e r al Business, CREST ERK allhors . . . fwomen. Lamberton, Margaret M.s., lllinois Shorthand, Typing, Dra- matic Honor Society ML dislikes poor spelling. Page 22 Pappas, Katherine M.A., Michigan Typing, Cue Club KPP dislikes persons de- -'void of manners and gra- elousness. Pocklington, L. B.A., Bradley Ofhce Occupations, Of- fice Occupations Club People laelzing school spir- it disgust LP. FACULTY OUR S ECIALIS T SUCCQSS Help . . . to aid our handicaps. Keithley, Jean B.S., Bradley Foods, General Homemak- ing, F.N.A. JK dislikes people who drink eoffee with a spoon. McClanathan, H. M.S., Minnesota Clothing, Coordinator of Homemaking for Peoria schools Gum-che-wing girls are disliked by HFMC. Ross, Jeannette L. B.S., Bradley Clothing, Family Living, Jr. Red Cross People iwho are late for appointments disgust JLR. Turley, Barbara Chamness, B. T. B.S., Bradley M.S., Bradley Homemaking, F.N.A. Orthopedic, Student Coun- People fwho talk during Oil Booth, POHCY and floss irrilate BT. Planning People :who spread gossip disgust BTC. Matson, Frances M.S., Illinois Sight Conservation, U.S. History, F.T.A. FM is annoyed by having to fwazt on people. McMilIen, Hazel Parker, Leona Rhoades, Inez M. Ziegler, Lilly Records Clerk Attendance Clerk Secretary to Principal Bookkeeper, Treasurer Page 23 Z 6 Qs is i Q 2 1 K S K Tn 5. E 5 5 2 S 4 2 X E 2 2 i E s s i i r K V w i I 1 v I , ie' fi' V- .. 11 1 .,J.f . 1 In . , 1 , , P 5 , fl V l Y r W :V , v. 1 J 4 ' 1 1 A ' J f fi f i if J ,, 4 w fa L' 7 ,, If Standing: Gary Bass, Secretaryg Bob Nlaloney, Vice-President. Seated: Pat Evans, Treasurerg Bliss Rice, Don Essig, Presidentg Bliss llflassocco, lylr. Burns. The Senior Class of 1957 . . . i Adams, Bernie Albee, Judi A. Anderson, Rosalyn C. Ansorge, Joyce Anton, Louise E Armour, Sally 'ffl'-3 Ausbrook, Karen Babcock, Carolyn Bahney, Joyce 'VJ V i i W X f X, , l i fy 'Jeanne Bass, Gary D. Beck, Carol Beil, Diane Belsley, Margaret F-W-wgntler, Robert Bontemps, Alex Bowen, Sue Bown, Gary Bowton, Dennis S. '0E,,..3.4,vE 'BQKWLQN al-70 !..x....,-4. fix 001+-Wu HM? I6 0 9 '5- dumb Brashear, Gary Broadhurst, Dorothy Brown, Barbara Brown, Janet Buck, Susan ,ly ., nr Burhans, Betsey Burrows, Carl Byars, Carolyn Cafferty, Patricia Cannell, Julian y cmd mm cafe 67W an fowl, WM Cymru l Remember all those sleepless nights? -will carry with them precious memories of P.HS. . . l Canterbury, Barb Cheatham, Guy Christensen, Jon Christian, Callie Clampitt, Larry 'Es-L Q-aeemsar JM, KJMDLM yJfCeZ,4 Clean, CL4.,LLg..e iw? C7 eyed Clark, Mary Claire . Cochran, Jim Cochran, Marvin Cohen, Richard Coley, Lavester Collinson, Nadine Colwell, Thomas Cook, Sandy Couch, Ray iwml ww CAJWLLQ, ,fini ff-7 C Crawford, Josephine Creighton, Val Curry, Keith ' Curtis, Sandra Danley, Babs - J 40.5.41 ALA., 2 j, glwjgwf mg Oy?-Afrggw ,AMW MZ? Dargel, Terry Dewey, Bill Diamond, Janet Dikos, Stella Donovan, John Doyle, Harry Drury, Mary Ann Duffy, Mary Ann Dunn, John Dutton, Audrey C D W, ,Q,,,,,44,Q?, W AQMWJ A wonderful night for Queen Barb. their last homecoming . . Fxilahl, Suzanne Eckley, Jeanne Essig, Donald Evans, Pat Fehr, Ruth QZMMZZAMZ 0g,,,.,..5.4.e?, ,QMMQ aw? YZ im.. ZA-fiw Fern, Michael Fitzpatrick, Sharon Flynn, Joan Fogelstrom, David Foote, Roger Foster, Charles Foster, Russell Frailey, Ann Freed, Maris A it WM' lFreidinger, Luann Friedlander, Burt Garnett, Donna Garren, Vivian G.arrett, Edith +o , .. 7:,4.Q,..' 1.4, QW www' ,oimfaww msn AMW Jwfifvgwf Garrison, Paul Getz, Barb Getz, Tom Gilkerson, Martha Glass, Robert Glazebrook, Susan Godfrey, Barbara Goodale, Alan Gordon, Leon G.ouveia, Larry A future Cat chemist in the making. football, basketball, and, baseball games . . . Green, Sondra Greenwood, Thomas Greiner, Madelyn Grimm, Judy Gueber, Trudy J,,,.L4L ,dave ZZ.,-,..,. fSz.,,.W.,L magwgwhf Z4 AJAM 1. 'L DL ,Q Aff CL gl ff A,Lfv if Zfgffftvq ffffg, L I, X ,-G A A 5 A ,. ff 7,l1,Z!?cli ki 1 1- -2 Gloria Gutfreund, Paul Hager, Sally Hall, Connie I , Hall, Roger Haller, Clark Halliday, Sandra Harms, Richard Harrer, David as E4 75? I Hartsock, Robert Hathway, Robert Heineman, Jerry Henderson, Flostine Hendricks, Gretchen GJ - A V - . , ,,,f,-.4.4,,,,4,.,, .Wa.,,M.,,,,..',., Q MW f2,t245L4,wfffwr,z30, of 1 N li AA -.n - A l Hermann, Arthur Herman, Charles HermS tn1J Herman, Stephen Herzog: Patricia Wham JAM JWMM MW WWW JM ZQWWM Qifffffiyy 1 ma, , , E Hewitt, Gene Higdon, Shirley Hill, Betty Hines, Richard Hines, Judith 'M My .424 47,64 Qu? 01,40 LLL-.e saw ff-17 iw . ,, , , 5 v VV-':'re blocking, Dick-now run! the final class picnic . . 2, 5 2 Holmes, James Horner, Rodney Hosler, Robert Howard, Ann Howard, Carolyn W E Howe, Thomas Huisman, Patricia Inman, Jane Isgren, Carl Ising, Thomas Jakoby, Gary Johnson, Jerry Johnson, Judith Jones, Cecilia 2 22 l Jones, Robert Jones, Valerie Jones, Walter Joyner, Marilyn Kahl, Connie Ei Kamarer, Jean Keller, Lyle Kellerstrass, Donald Kessling, Harriett Ketay, Robert 5 .1 . ii' Kimball, Jim Kincheloe, Gordon King, Tom Klein, Fred Klein, John ' ' LM 44.4.1.4 f Adj W ' 77104 Lf.. 4m.9c-4-4 Hold still, Burton! an outstanding class play . 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Risk, Penelope Risser, Mardee Ritson, William Roberts, Paul Robinson, Jessie ffwydao Wfwzw Qaida wmaygbb QJQM Roehm, Carole Rogers, Tom Roth, Charles Roth, Judy -!W,,4Q,, ,J AMW ,?,7M MWA QM !,,9,29MJg,Z Kay Ruckle, Richard Samples, Susan Samuelson, Diane Sanders, Essie Wy 9442 iX?M,LlL .dawg-,afyflfdf ,e4.,.,,z.,,, 5,440.4 ,LAW Sandy, James Schaumburg, James Schearer, Joyce' Scheuermann, Ted Schneider, Mike 02066 Schuhert, Sylvia Schwartz, Joel Seedorf, Ellen Seghetti, Donald Semlow, Sally J7f,.4.,Je4.1M fm4,,.Qp,JQ.,4,f mm, ,ALQYQXJLL K QI AMW, Shannon, Ron Shelby, Violet Shepherd, Mary Shore, Barbara Silverstein, Beverly Sure that show's worth all that dough? when with diploma in hand . . . Sloop, Sharon Sluser, Richard Smith, Dorothy Smith, Shaun Snedden, Roger ,AW ,MW s MM ,Jaw p,4,Q...z,,,,:,e ,ZLW45,.,a,6 WWJMJA Solomon, Marty Sommer, Kristin Spence, John Stalcup, Betty Stafford, Jerry Staub, Henry Staub, Maureen Steinbach, William Steinberg, Jerry Stevenson, Ann Stott, Hubert Streibich, Robert Stuber, Fred Sulaski, William 4-6 .zum Auf-Jzsfe Mlmxw afaflniwe HLLJAMQ Sutter, Marilyn Sumner, Donna Swain, Tim Swardenski, Jay Tapp, Richard Taylor, James Taylor, Sue Teder, Ando Terence, Lois Thomas, Arvella ff r dz ,gi ff ,lZM4,f:i7y,,4fQ ,fab jo7,L,- xldff fQ1,,.,CL d20..zLfJZ.-.41 a fs. NHM :wk me .feeav ,K N, as-ea M 'Q' ,. L ff H , ' ,11,'-:.', :fi Four yea come to a close. they step from the stage to face their future . Thompson, Robert Timm, Miriam Trilikis, Maria Trope, Carol Ullman, Don I Ulrieii, Gerald Ulriehi, Nancy van Cleave, Gary vaadagrifl, Dori pei ZMUQJ3 7674 Xie, We LAM., ow v.,..4.,.p Van Winkle, Steve Voelpel, David Vonderheydt, Richard Walter, Carol Ward, Richard Jem MM it-A UMM flaw!-fm,-W fggggagp- LAJWZJ Washington, Charles Webber, Judith Weddle, Roger Weerts, Marilyn Wehnes, Ralph I Weinstein, Herb Weishoff, Paul Welch, Dave Wells, Georgia Westbrook, Barbara ffwlww an Www ba. med, XZVA., Zlfzw wW!pZZ,w,,,,g , Wheadon, David White, JoAnn White, Mitchell White, Ronnie Whiteside, Patricia E,...m,Q..,Q.., Q5 Qwn JUJRQGZ, MMMWQL gm J,,4z..44, Wild, Art Williams, Lynne Willock, Lance Wilson, Gaye Wilson, Pamela df Wg!! e,c,M..wea.:Ww zs,.,.4.,W,1,,,, I 5 Wilson, Ruth Ann Wilton, Richard Wiss, Gordon Witt, William Woosley, Patsy E Qjma Mm. mimi? aww MW M6 wwe Q27 ,f,.,..A7 Worman, Joy Wyarcl, Jane Wykoff, Margaret Yentes, Sharon Yerby, Hazel Yocum, Joan Young, Dale Zinkhon, Jim Zipper, Barbara Zweifel, Marcia Senior Activities ADAMS, BERNIE Band ALBEE, JUDI Sr. Service Club, Stunt Shofw, Music Workshop, Jusendra, Cue Club ANDERSON, ROSALYN Girls Glee Club, Music Workshop, Jusendra, F.N.A. ANSORGE, JOYCE Opinion, Page, Jr. Red Cross, Sr. Service Club, Sr. Class Play, Stunt Shofws, Band, French Club, Latin Club, Jusendra, F.T.fI. ANTON, LOUISE Opinion, Counselor's flsst., Sr. Service Club, Stunt Shofws, Greetings of '54 , Musical Extravaganza, Music Workshop, German Club, Social Science Club, Jusendra, Cue Club, F.T.A. ARMOUR, SALLY Opinion, Jr. Red Cross, Sr. Class Play, French Club, Cue Club, Jusendra AUSBROOK, KAREN Opinion, Page, Sr. Service Club, German Club, Social Science Club, Jusendra, Cue Club, F.T.i4. BABCOCK, CAROLYN Sr. Service Club, Girls Glee Club, Music Workshop, Spanish Club, Jusendra, Cue Club BAHNEY, JOYCE G.f4..f4. BALLANTYNE, JEANNE Page, Sr. Service Club, Stunt Show, Music Workshop, Spanish Club, Social Science Club, Jusendra, Cue Club, F.N.fI. BASS, GARY Committee of Forty, Key Club, fl Cappella, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball Mgr., Varsity Baseball Mgr. BECK, CAROL Opinion, Sr. Service Club, A Cappella, Music Workshop, Latin Club, Jusendra, Cue Club, F.T.i4. BEIL, DIANE , Ojfice Occupations, Musical Extravaganza, A Cappella, Latin Club, Jusendra, Cue Club, F.T.AI. Page 49 BELSLEY, MARGARET CREST, Opinion, Jr. Nat'l Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, .J Cappella, Music Workshop, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Social Science Club, Jusendra, Cue Club BINDER, ROBERT Boys Glee Club BONTEMPS, ALEX Jr. Nat'l Honor Society, Spanish Club, Stamp Club BOWEN, SUE Stunt Shofws, Girls Choir, Music Workshop, Spanish Club, Jusendra, Cue Club, F.T.fl. BOWN, GARY Transfer from Deer Creek, MdfklUdQU,' Basketball, Baseball BOWTON, DENNIS Transfer from Spalding BRASHEAR, GARY Stunt Shofws, Boys Glee Club, Varsity Football, Freshman Basketball, Freshman Baseball BROADHURST, DOROTHY French Club, Cue Club BROWN, BARBARA Co-op Club, Stunt Shofws, G.H.,4., Intramural Bo-wling BROWN, JANET Committee of Forty, Opinion, Stunt Sho-ws, Musical Extravaganza, A Cappella, Spanish Club, Jusendra, Cheerleader BUCK, SUSAN House of Representatives, Opinion, Sr. Service Club, Stunt Shofws, Varsity Varieties, Spanish Club, Social Science Club, Jusendra, Cue Club, Cheerleader BURHANS, BETSEY CREST, Opinion, Stunt Shofw, Variety Shofw, Girls Glee Club, Music Workshop, Spanish Club, Jusendra, Cue Club BYARS, CAROLYN Stunt Shofws, Musical Extravaganza, Girls Glee Club, Cue Club CAFFERTY, PAT Nlusical Extravaganza, Girls Glee Club CANNELL, JULIAN CREST, Latin Club, Cue Club, Chess Club, Caterpillar Co-op, Wrestling CANTERBURY, BARB Spanish Club, Cue Club CHEATHAM, GUY Key Club, Projection Crefw, Football Mgr., Baseball Mgr. CHRISTENSEN, JON CREST, Stunt Shofws, Spanish Club, Caterpillar Co-op CHRISTIAN, CALLIE Library Club, Stunt Shofw, Musical Extravaganza, Cue Club CLAMPITT, LARRY Transfer from Spaldingg Band CLARK, MARY CLAIRE CREST, Opinion, Quill and Scroll, Sr. Service Club, Stunt Shosws, 44 Cappella, Musical Extravaganza, French Club, Social Science Club, Jusendra, Cue Club COCHRAN, JIM Transfer from Spalding COCHRAN, MARVIN Varsity Basketball, Frosh-Soph Basketball, Fresh. Baseball, Fresh Basketball, Fresh. Football COHEN, RICHARD German Club, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Golf COLEY, LAVESTER Chess Club COLLINSON, NADINE Music Workshop, Latin Club, Jusendra, Cue Club, F.N.f5l. COLWELL, THOMAS Projection Cresw COOK, SANDRA Music Workshop, Cue Club, G..4.:I. CRAWFORD, JOSEPHINE Musical Extravaganza, Girls Glee Club, Cheerleader, G..4..4. CREIGHTON, VAL Opinion, Jr. Red Cross, Stunt Shofws, Greetings of '54 , Social Science Club, Jusendra, Cue Club CURRY, KEITH Freshman Football Sing, Sing, Sing! CURTIS, SANDRA Opinion, Jr. lVat'l Honor Soriety, Library Club, Jr. Red Cross, Sr. Serfvire Club, Sr. Class Play, Stunt Shofws, Musir Work- shop, Latin Club, German Club, Jusendra, Cue Club, Pre-Med Club DANLEY, BABS Opinion, Stunt Shorws, Band, Spanish Club, Jusendra, F.T..iI., F.N.fl. DARGEL, TERRENCE Opinion, Sr. Class Play, Stunt Shofws, Varsity Varieties, Jusendra DEWEY, BILL Key Club, Boys Glee Club, Latin Club, Letterman's Club, Varsity Football, Frosh-Soph Football DIAMOND, JANET Opinion, Sr. Serfvire Club, Stunt Shofw, :I Cappella, Musie llforkshop, Spanish Club, Jusendra, F.N..-I., G.fI.J. DIKOS, STELLA Band, llflusir llforkshop, Frenrh Club, F.T..-I., G.,1I.J. DONOVAN, JOHN D. Transfer from Clinton Community High Sehool DOYLE, HARRY E. Band, Trark, Golf, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Bofwling DRURY, MARY ANN CREST, Opinion, Stunt Shofws, Musie Workshop, German Club, Jusendra, Cue Club DUFFY, MARY ANN Opinion, lllusiral Extravaganza, Girls Glee Club, Cue Club, F.T.,-I. DUNN, JOHN Jr. Nat'l Honor Sofiety, Latin Club, Cue Club DUTTON, AUDREY CREST, Jr. Nat'l Honor Soriety, Quill and Srroll, Sr. Serfuife Club, Stunt Shofw, Musiral Extrafuaganza, Music Workshop, Freneh Club, German Club, Jusendra, Cue Club, F.T.fI., F.N..4. ECKDAHL, SUZANNE KAY lllusiral Extravaganza, Girls Glee Club, Latin Club, Cue Club, F.T..4., F.N..eI. ECKLEY, JEANNE L. Musifal Extragafvaganza, .4 Cappella, Musir Workshop, Frenrh Club ESSIG, DONALD Soph. Class Ofirer, .Ir. Class Olflfff, Sr. Class Ojieer, Jr. Nat'l Honor Soeiety, Key Club, Stunt Shofw, Spanish Club, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Bolwling EVANS, PAT Jr. Class 0-gifff, Page, Stunt Shofws, Freneh Club, Jusendra, Cue Club, Cheerleader, Intramural Bofwling FEHR, RUTH MARIE Co-op Club, .Musiral Extrafvaganza, Stunt Shofw, Girls Glee Club, German Club, Library Club FITZPATRICK, SHARON C. Spanish Club Page 50 FLYNN, JOAN Jr. Red Cross, Spanish Club, F.N.pI., G..'I..'I. FOGELSTROM, DAVID Band, German Club, Spanish Club, Pre-Med Club FOOTE, ROGER Band, .-'Imateur Radio Club FOSTER, CHARLES M. Transfer from San Leandro High Sfhool, San Leandro, California ,' Frenrh Club, Tennis FOSTER, RUSSELL C. Fresh-Soph Baseball FRAILEY, ELIZABETH ANN .Musiral Extrafvaganza, .-I Cappella, Musir llforkshop, Spanish Club, Cue Club FREED, MARIS L. Opinion, Quill and Seroll, Talent Board, Greetings of '54 , Klflusiral Extrafvaganza, ,-I Cappella, Musif IVorkshop, Spanish Club, S0l'llllSl'I1'7ll'l' Club, Cue Club FREIDINGER, LUANN Co-op Club, Girls Glee Club, Musiral Extrafvaganza, Latin Club FRIEDLANDER, BURT Student Couneil, Opinion, Key Club, Stunt Shofw, Boys Choir, Spanish Club, Frosh-Soph Football GARNETT, DONNA J. Spanish Club, G..-I..-I. GARREN, VIVIAN Girls Choir, .Musif Workshop, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Cue Club GARRETT, EDITH ROCHELLE Girls Glee Club, Spanish Club, F.N.yI., G.fI..-I. GARRISON, PAUL S. Transfer from Torroa High Sfhool, Toefoa, Georgia GETZ, BARB Committee of Forty, CREST, Stunt Sho-ws, fl Cappella, Musir Workshop, Spanish Club, Cue Club GETZ, TOM Jr. Nat'l Honor Soeiety, Boys Choir, Musie Workshop, German Club, Stamp Club, Chess Club GILKERSON, MARTHA Jr. Red Cross, Mizsiral Extravaganza, .'I Cappella, Musif Workshop, Frenrh Club, Jusendra, Cue Club, F.T.fI. GLASS, ROBERT WESLEY Stunt Shows, .4 Cappella, Musir llforkshop, Spanish Club, Pre-.Med Club, Varsity Traek, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Bofwling GLAZEBROOK, SUSAN Opinion, Sr. Ser-vife Club, Jr. Red Cross, Frenrh Club, Sorial Seienre Club, Jusendra, Cue Club GODFREY, BARBARA CREST, Opinion, Stunt Shofws, German Club, Jusendra GOODALE, ALAN F. Jr. Red Cross, German Club, Freshman Football, Sophomore Football Girls are Safe Teens, too? GORDON, LEON Transfer from Clzicago Jefwish .4Icademy,' Football Mgr. GOUVEIA, LARRY Freshman Football, Sophomore Football, Track, lVrestling GREEN, SONDRA Co-op Club GREENWOOD, THOMAS Stunt Shofws, Letterman's Club, Track, Cross Country, Intramural Basketball GREINER, MADELYN LOUISE Sr. Service Club, Majorette, Music IVorkshop, Jusendra, Cue Club GRIMM, JUDY Student Council, Opinion, Stunt Shofws, Greetings of '54 , Musical Extravaganza, .4 Cappella, Spanish Club, Cue Club GUEBER, TRUDY Office Occupation Club, Stunt Shofws, Musical Extravaganza, Girls Choir, Music Workshop, Cue Club GUNN, GLORIA Talent Board, Stunt Shofws, Girls Glee Club, Jusendra, Cue Club, F.N..fI. GUTFREUND, PAUL D. u Opinion, Jr. Nat'l Honor Society, Sr. Class Play, Orchestra, Music Workslzop, Latin Club, Social Science Club, Jusenclra, Chess Club, Intramural Bofwling HAGER, SALLY A. Sr. Service Club, Girls Glee Club, Spanish Club, G..'I..il. HALL, CONNIE Sr. Service Club, Musical Extravaganza, .4 Cappella, Music Workshop, Jusendra, Cue Club HALL, ROGER D. Latin Club, Spanish Club, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Bofwling HALLER, CLARK C. Spanish Club, Jusendra, Cross Country, Intramural Basketball HALLIDAY, SANDRA Jr. Red Cross, Stunt Shofw, F.N..4. HARMS, RICHARD N. lllusical Extravaganza, 1-I Cappella, Lettermans Club, S-wimming HARRER, DAVID Boys Glee Club, French Club, Pre-Med Club HARTSOCK, ROBERT L. Latin Club, Cue Club, Caterpillar Co-op, Wrestling HATHWAY, ROBERT Jr. Nat'l Honor Society, Key Club, German Club, Intramural Bowling HEINEMAN, JERRY Transfer from Unity High School, Mendon, Illinois HENDERSON, FLOSTINE Girls Glee Club, Spanish Club, G.Al..fI. Page 51 HENDRICKS, GRETCHEN CREST, Page, Stunt Sho-ws, Greetings of '54 , Jusendra, Cue Club, French Club HERMAN, CHARLES Transfer from Jamestofwn Higlz School, Jamestoswn, North Dakota, Varsity Basketball HERMAN, STEPHEN Key Club, Stunt Shofw, Letterman's Club, Sfwimming HERMANN, ARTHUR Letterman's Club, Varsity Football, Wrestling HERMANN, RON Committee of Forty, Spanish Club, Letterman's Club, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Fresh-Soph Baseball HERZOG, PATRICIA Co-op Club, Library Club, Musical Extravaganza, Girls Glee Club, Music Itforkshop, Jusendra, Cue Club, F.N..'l. HEWITT, GENE Varsity Football, Wrestling HIGDON, SHIRLEY Opinion, Page, Library Club, Sr. Service Club, Stunt Shofws, Greetings of '54 , Girls Glee Club, Music IfVorkshop, Spanish Club, F.N.fI. HILL, BETTY Latin Club, Cue Club HINES, RICHARD Freshman Football HOLMES, JAMES Freshman Football, Sophomore Football, Intramural Bofwling, Intramural Basketball HORNER, RODNEY Band, Latin Club, Chess Club HOSLER, ROBERT Transfer from Grossmont High, San Diego, California,' Intramural Bofwling, Latin Club HOWARD, ANN Opinion, Committee of Forty, Social Council, Jr. Nat'l Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Stunt Sho-ws, Greetings of '54 , Girls Glee Club, Music Workshop, Spanish Club, Jusendra, Cue Club HOWARD, CAROLYN Latin Club, F.N.Al., GMA. HOWE, THOMAS Photography Staff, Band, Orchestra, Latin Club, Pre-Med Club, Bridge Club, Jazz Club HUISMAN, PATRICIA Sr. Service Club, A Cappella, Music Workshop, German Club, Jusendra, F.N.fl., Pre-Med Club INMAN, JANE House of Representatives, Opinion, Jr. Nat'l Honor Society, Sr. Service Club, Stunt Shofw, Talent Board, Music Workshop, Latin Club, Spanish Club, German Club, Social Science Club, Jusendra, Cue Club, F.N.Al. ISGREN, CARL Key Club, Jr. Nat'l Honor Society, German Club ISING, THOMAS French Club, German Club, Cue Club, Chess Club, Letter- man's Club, S-wimming JAKOBY, GARY Latin Club, Letterman's Club, Wrestling JOHNSON, JERRY Wrestling JOHNSON, JUDITH Opinion, Sr. Service Club, Sr. Class Play, Stunt Shofw, French Club, Spanish Club JONES, CECILIA Page, Library Club, Stunt Shofw, Spanish Club JONES, ROBERT Student Council, Jr. Nat'l Honor Society, Stunt Shofws, .-I Cap- pella, Band, Latin Club, Jusendra, Sophomore Football, Intramural Basketball JONES, VALERIE Sr. Service Club, Girls Glee Club, Music Workshop, Spanish Club, Jusendra, Cue Club JOYNER, MARILYN Page, Sr. Service Club, Talent Board, Stunt Shofws, Greet- ings of '54 , llflusical Extravaganza, Girls Glee Club, French Club, Juesndra, Cue Club Nun, in Deutschland sagem sie dass wenn. . . . KAHL, CONNIE Sr. Class Play, ,Musieal Extrafvaganza, .-I Cappella, Band, German Club KAMARER, JEAN Ticket Committee, Stunt Shofws, lllusifal Extra-vaganza, fl Cappella, Spanish Club, Jusendra, Cue Club, F.N.fI. KESSLING, HARRIETT CREST, Sr. Serfvire Club, Stunt Shofws, gl Cappella, Jusendra, Cue Club KETAY, ROBERT House of Representati-ues, Jr. Red Cross, Stunt Shofws, Boys Glee Club, Latin Club, Fresh-Soplz Football lVIgr. KIMBALL, JIM Freshman Football, Sophomore Football KINCHELOE, GORDON Band, Orrhestra, Juesendra KING, TOM Spanish Club, Sophomore Football KLEIN, JOHN Intramural Bofwling KLINE, JAN Key Club, Tieket Committee, .J Cappella KNUEPPEL, KAREN Page, Jr. Red Cross, Stunt Show, Musiral Extravaganza, II Cappella, Musie Workshop, German Club, Latin Club, Jusendra, Cue Club KNOBLOCK, JUDY Talent Board, Stunt Shofws, Greetings of 54 , Musifal Extraevaganza, .rl Cappella, Musif IVorkshop, Spanislz Club, Sorial Seienfe Club, Jusendra, Cue Club, Cheerleader KOPPENHOEFER, MILTON Sophomore Football KRAMER, SUSAN Sr. Serfoire Club, Stunt Shofws, Musiral Extravaganza, Girls Glee Club, Spanish Club, Sorial Sfienee Club, Jusendra, Cue Club KRUFT, JOHN German Club, Letterman's Club, Golf, Intramural Bowling LARGENT, JUDITH Sr. Serfviee Club, Stunt Shows, Musiral Extrafvaganza, Latin Club, Cue Club, F.N.fI., G.fI.fl. LARSON, DORELLEN Orehestra, Musir Workshop, Latin Club, Jusendra, F.N..fl. LEE, KAREN Library Club, Stamp Club LIGHTFOOT, ROBERT Transfer from Pomfret High Srhool, Connez'tirut,' CREST, Opinion, Jusendra LILE, CHARLES Transfer from Limestone LITTELL, BILL Projeetion Crefw LITTERST, DARRELL German Club, Football, Baseball, Hfrestling LOER, ROGER Freshman Football, Sophomore Football, Sfwimming, lffrestling LOLLI, ROBERT Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball LUCY, WILLIAM German Club, Pre-Med Club, Baseball Manager Page 52 MAASS, GEORGE Transfer from South High Srhool, Indianapolis, Indiana Opinion, Spanish Club MACK, LOWELL Orehestra A v - - W ' -MAH-ONEY, MAHLON f German Club, Chess Club, Letterman's Club, Cross Country MAIBACH, ANN Sr. Serfuife Club, Stunt Show, Girls Choir, Freneh Club, Soeial Srienre Club, Jusendra, Cue Club MALONEY, ROBERT Freshman Vife-president, Sophomore Vire-president, Junior Viee-president, Senior Viee-president, Jr. Nat'l Honor Soeiety, Talent Board, Stunt Shofws, Band, Spanish Club, Caterpillar Co-op MANFIELD, SANDRA Talent Board, Stunt Shofw, Girls Glee Club, Musie lVorkshop, Spanish Club, Jusendra, Cue Club, F.lV..I. MANIAS, EMANUEL Latin Club, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Football MARCUS, JEROME German Club MARGETIS, PETER Transfer from Missouri Military mIrademy,' Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball MARSHALL, CHARLES .-I Cappella, Latin Club, Sfwimming MAUERMAN, WILLARD Spanish Club MAY, ROGER Opinion, Stunt Shoiws, Boys Choir, German Club, lVrestling McCORMICK, JUDITH Opinion, Jr. Nat'l Honor Soriety, Page, Sr. Serfvire Club, Sr. Class Play, Stunt Shosw, Orehestra, German Club, Jusendra, Cue Club, F.N.,AI. McCORVIE, LYNN CREST, Opinion, Stunt Shows, Variety Shofws, Girls Choir, Musie lVorkshop, German Club, Latin Club McDANIEL, BROOKS Stunt Shofws, Band, Orehestra, Latin Club McDERMOTT, DICK Stunt Shofws, Boys Choir, German Club, Letterman's Club, Football Mgr., Wrestling McDOWELL, BRUCE Band McDUFF, STEPHEN Projeetion Cre-w McELWEE, JOHANNA Page, Jr. Red Cross, Sr. Serfvife Club, Musie Workshop, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Jusendra McINTYRE, JOYCE Offife Oeeupations Club, Band McNULTY, MARY LU Jr. Nafl Honor Soriety, Page, Sr. Ser-vire Club, Stunt Shofw, Freneh Club, Latin Club, Cue Club, F.N.:I. MEARKLE, WALTER Transfer from Harisburg, Pennsylfoaniaj Stage Crefw, Jusendra MELZER, JOHN Jr. Red Cross, Wrestling MEYER, DAVID V Distributifve Orrupations MILLER, GREGORY Spanish Club, Intramural Bofwling MIXELL, DONNA Distributiive Oerupations, Spanish Club, Jusendra, Cue Club, F.N.fI. MONTAG, CAROL LYNN Opinion, Page, Sr. Serfvire Club, Stunt Shofws, Girls Glee Club, Musii' lVorkshop, Spanish Club, Jusendra, F.T.fI. MOODY, MARILYN G..-IJ. MOORE, RICHARD Chess Club MORGAN, JOHN Frenfh Club, Spanish Club, Jusendra Unrle Elizabeth, what a silly name for a eat! MUEHLENBRINK, CAROLYN Opinion, Library Club, Sr. Service Club, Musie lVorkshop, Spanish Club, Jusendra, Cue Club, F.N..+I. MYERS, RICHARD Band, Traek NEFF, SHARON Opinion, Jr. Nat'l Honor Society, Page, Sr, Class Play, Stunt Show, Girls Glee Club, Music Workshop, Freneh Club, Latin Club, Jusendra NELSON, KAREN Transfer from Springheld, Illinois, Ojfiee Oeeupations Club NELSON, DICK Boys Glee Club, Varsity Football, Wrestling NESTLER, ILSE Student Council, Jr. Red Cross, Sr. Serviee Club, Girls Choir, Musir Workshop, German Club, Jusendra, F.N..-I. NEUMILLER, ANAMARIE Opinion, Stunt Show, Girls Glee Club, Spanish Club, Jusendra, Cue Club O'DAY, PATRICIA CREST, Stunt Shows, Variety Shows, Girls Glee Club, Masif Iffforkshop, Freneh Club, Cue Club, Jusendra PAGE., MARJORIE Girls Glee Club PAGE, TOM Transfer from Roadhouse High Sehool,' Letterman's Club, Basketball, Traek PARK, MARSHA Transfer front Galesburg, High Sehool,' Band, Musir lVork- shop, Spanish Club, F.T.14. - PATTERSON, DIANNE Page, Band, Latin Club PEARS, JOYCE Opinion, Band, Orchestra PEERLESS, TERRY Opinion, Jr. Natjl Honor Society, Quill and Seroll, Sr. Class Play, Stunt Shows, A Cappella, Music Workshop, Freneh Club PERRY, JOYCE GAA. PFEIFFER, ROBERT Opinion, Jr. Red Cross, Sr. Class Play, A Cappella, Music lVorkshop, German Club, Sofial Seienre Club, Jusendra, Stamp Club, Pre-Med Club, Intramural Bowling PLACE, ROBERT Boys Glee Club POLK, JAMES Varsity Basketball POWELL, TED Transfer from Connersville High, Connersvflle, Indiana PRIER, RAYMOND Jr. Nat'l Honor Soeiety, Stunt Shows, Orehestra, Musie lVork- shop, German Club, Latin Club, Jusendra, Cue Club, Stamp Club, Chess Club, Pre-Med Club, Bridge Club PRINCE, FRED Stunt Show, 1-I Cappella, Spanish Club PRUGH, A. ROY Transfer from Eminenre High Sehool PUGSLEY, LARRY Stunt Show, Band, Intramural Basketball RADLEY, BRUCE Committee of Forty, .-I Cappella, Varsity Football, lVrestling RASOR, DONNA JEAN Sr. Serviee Club, Stunt Shows, Varsity Varieties, lllusic lVorkshop, Spanish Club, Jusendra, Cue Club, F.T..-I. READDY, EILEEN Jr. Red Cross, Sr. Servife Club, Girls Glee Club, Music IfVorkshop, Jusendra, Cue Club REDENIUS, SHIRLEY Sr. Servife Club, Girls Glee Club, G..-IA. REYBURN, BECKY Opinion, Sr. Serviee Club, Stunt Shows, Spanish Club REYBURN, SUSIE Sr. Servire Club, Stunt Shows, Variety Show, Spanish Club, Jusendra, Cue Club RIEBEL, BILL Intramural Basketball RILEY, KIRK Stunt Shows, Letterman's Club, Swimming RINGEL, RICHARD Jr. Red Cross, German Club, Wrestling RISK, PENELOPE Stunt Show, Latin Club, Jusendra, Cue Club RISSER, MARDEE Committee of Forty, Opinion, Jr. Nat'l Honor Soeiety, Quill and Stroll, Stunt Shows, Talent Board, Greetings of '54 , .4 Cappella, Musie Workshop, Musifal Extravaganza, Spanish Club, Jusendra, Cue Club, F.N..'I. RITSON, WILLIAM HUGH German Club, Fresh-Soph Football, Intramural Basketball ROBERTS, PAUL D. Varsity Football, Fresh-Soph Basketball ROBINSON, JESSIE Transfer from Du Sable High Srhool, Chirago, Illinois ROEHM, CAROLE A. Committee of Forty, Sofial Counril, Jr. Nat'l Honor Soriety, Sr. Class Play, Stunt Shows, Greetings of '54 , Musieal Extravaganza, .4 Cappella, Spanish Club, Jusendra, Cue Club ROGERS, TOM Transfer from Spalding ROTH, CHUCK Transfer from Spalding,'Stunt Show, Boys Glee Club, Swimming ROTH, JUDY LYNN Stunt Shows, Musiral Extravaganza, .4 Cappella, Musie Workshop, Spanish Club RUBIN, KAY Jr. Red Cross RUCKLE, RICHARD Boys Choir, Spanish Club, Pre-Med Club, Freshman Basket- ball, Intramural Basketball SAMPLES, SUSAN Stunt Shows, Greetings of '54 , Spanish Club, Juseizdra SAMUELSON, DIANE R. Opinion, Stunt Show, Musieal Extravaganza, A Cappella, Musie Workshop, Spanish Club, Cue Club SANDERS, ESSIE Co-op Club, GAA. SANDY, JIM .4 Cappella, Spanish Club, Pre-Med Club, Varsity Football, Varsity Trark SCHAUMBURG, JIM Varsity Football SCHEARER, JOYCE Co-op Club Z SCHEU ,, ,Hill ,X - Xin, Al Cappella, Latin Club SCHNEIDER, MIKE Opinion, Page, Talent Board, Music Workshop, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Jusendra, Cue Club, F.T.fl. SCHUBERT, SYLVIA German Club, Jusendra SCHWARTZ, JOEL House of Representatives, Stunt Shofws, Boys Glee Club, Spanish Club, Freshman Football, Sophomore Football, Fresh- man Basketball, Tennis, S-wimming SEEDORF, ELLEN Transfer from East Peoria High School, Spanish Club, Jusendra SEGHETTI, DON Committee of Forty, German Club, Freshman Basketball, Intramural Basketball SEMLOW, SALLY Sr. Service Club, Stunt Sho-ws, Musical Extravaganza, fl Cap- pella, Music Workshop, German Club, Jusendra, Cue Club, F.T.A. SHANNON, RON Freshman Baseball, Sophomore Football SHELBY, VIOLET Page, Sr. Srevice Club, Talent Board, Stunt Shofws, Girls Choir, Music Workshop, French Club, Jusendra, Cue Club SHEPHERD, MARY Latin Club, Pre-Med Club SHORE, BARB CREST, Opinion, Jr. Nat'l Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Stunt Shofw, Spanish Club SILVERSTEIN, BEV Committee of Forty, Social Council, Opinion, Student Council, Page, Stunt Shot-ws, Talent Board, Girls Glee Club, Music Workshop, Spanish Club, Jusendra, F.T.H. SLOOP, SHARON Page, Stunt Shofws, Girls Glee Club, Music Workshop, Spanish Club, Jusendra, Cue Club SLUSER, RICHARD German Club SMITH, DOROTHY Jr. Red Cross, Musical Extravaganza, Girls Choir, Spanish Club SNEDDEN, ROGER Projection Cre-w SOLOMON, MARTY Vice-President of Student Council, CREST, Opinion, Stunt Shofws, Greetings of '54 , Music Workshop, French Club, Cue Club SOMMER, KRISTIN Library Club, Sr. Service Club, Stunt Shofws, Musical Ex- travaganza, H Cappella, Music Workshop, German Club, Social Science Club, Jusendra, Cue Club, F.T.5l. SPENCE, JOHN Musical Extravaganza, Boys Choir STALCUP, BETTY Transfer from Baker High School, Columbus, Georgia, Page STAFFORD, JERRY Committee of Forty, CREST, Jr. Nat'l Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Amateur Radio Club, Intramural Bofwling, Intramural Basketball STAUB, HENRY Music lfVorkshop, German Club STAUB, MAUREEN 0-aff Occupations Club, Jr. Red Cross, Stunt Sholw STEINBACH, WILLIAM Stage Crefw, Stunt Shofws, Band, German Club, flmateur Radio Club STEINBERG, JERRY Stunt Shofws, A Cappella, Spanish Club, Sophomore Football STEVENSON, ANNIE Opinion, Stunt Shofw, Talent Board, fl Cappella, Music kVork- shop, Spanish Club, Jusendra, Cue Club, F.T.fI. Page 5-1- STOTT, HUBERT Opinion, Stunt Shofws, Latin Club, Wrestling STREIBICH, ROBERT Golf g v gg Y g g gsTuBER, FRED lbfusical Extravaganza, Boys GW C7uHGW1n'arTCIEbfVLarFt'y Football, Track, Golf SUMNER, DONNA Sr. Service Club, Sr. Class Play, Stunt Shofw, A Cappella, Music Workslzop, Spanish Club, Jusendra, Cue Club SUTTER, MARILYN Opinion, Library Club, Sr. Service Club, Stunt Shofw, Greet- ings of '54 , Musical Extravaganza, fl Cappella, Music IVorkshop, German Club, Jusendra, Cue Club, F.T.fI. SWAIN, TIM Committee of Forty, Opinion, Key Club, Latin Club, Fresh-Soph Football, Sfwimming SWARDENSKI, JAY Freshman Class Officer, Stunt Shofw, Latin Club, Freshman Basketball, Sophomore Basketball, Golf TAPP, RICHARD Freshman Football, Sophomore Football, Freshman Baseball, Varsity Track, Wrestling TAYLOR, JAMES Transfer from Manuel TAYLOR, SUE Co-op Club, Library Club, Cue Club TEDER, ANDO German Club, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball TERENCE, LOIS Transfer from San Jacinto High School, Houston, Texas, Jr. Red Cross, Jusendra, Special Writers, Club, F.T..4. THOMAS, ARVELLA Girls Glee Club, GJIA. TIMM, MIRIAM Transfer from Woodruff, Page, Sr. Service Club, Latin Club, German Club, F.N.H. TRILIKIS, MARIA Band, Music Workshop, Jusendra Intramural Bofwling TROPE, CAROL CREST, Opinion, Student Council, Jr. Nat'l Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Sr. Service Club, Sr. Class Play, Greetings of '54 , Musical Extravaganza, Spanish Club, Cue Club, Jusendra, F.T.fI. ULLMAN, DON Stunt Shofw, Boys Choir, Spanish Club, Varsity Football, Wrestling ULRICH, GERALD Key Club, Varsity Football, Freshman Basketball, Sophomore Basketball, Sophomore Baseball ULRICH, NANCY Opinion, Girls Choir, Music lVorkshop, German Club, Social Science Club. Jusendra. Cue Club VAN CLEAVE, GARY Band VANDAGRIFT, DORIS Greetings of '5-tl , Musical Extravaganza, Spanish Club, Jusendra, Cue Club VAN WINKLE, STEVE I French Club, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Freshman Football VOELPEL, DAVID Opinion, Music IVorkshop, Band, Orchestra, Spanish Club WALTER, CAROL Jr. Nat'l Honor Society, Stunt Shosw, Girls Glee Club, Music Workshop, Latin Club, French Club, Jusendra, Cue Club WARD, RICHARD Transfer from Mt. Vernon High School WASHINGTON, CHARLES Student Council, Committee of Forty, Social Council, Stunt Shofw, German Club WEBBER, JUDITH Transfer from Clinton High School, Opinion, Sophomore Class Secretary, Stunt Shofw, Talent Board, Musical Extrava- ganza, .VI Cappella, Music llforkshop, Spanish Club, Jusendra, Cue Club WEDDLE, ROGER Band WEERTS, MARILYN CREST, Jr. Nat'l Honor Society, Sr. Service Club, Musical Extravaganza, A Cappella, Music Workshop, Latin Club, Social Science Club, Jusendra, Cue Club, F.N.fI., Bridge Club WEHNES, RALPH Varsity Football, Baseball Mgr. WEINSTEIN, HERB Key Club, Opinion, Stunt Sho-w, Talent Board, Musical Extra- - vaganza, fl Cappella, Latin Club, Pre-Med Club, Stamp Club, Tennis, Fresh-Soph Football, Intramural Golf WEISHOFF, PAUL Letterman's Club, Varsity Baseball, Freshman Basketball WELLS, GEORGIA Page, Ticket Committee, Library Club, Stunt Shofw, Musical Extravaganza, Music Workshop, Social Science Club, French Club, Jusendra, Cue Club WESTBROOK, BARBARA Jr. Red Cross, Stunt Shofws, Greetings of '54 , Talent Board, Musical Extravaganza, Girls Glee Club, Spanish Club, Cue Club WHEADON, DAVID CREST Photography Sldf, Baseball Mgr. WHITE, JO ANN Library Club, F.N.1-Y., G..-1.14. WHITE, MITCHELL French Club, Jusendra, Cue Club, Pre-Med Club, Math Club WHITE, RONNIE Jr. Nat'l Honor Society, Caterpillar Co-op, Varsity Football WHITESIDE, PATRICIA Transfer from Academy of Our Lady WILD, ART Key Club, French Club, Tennis WII..LIAMS, LYNNE Sr. Service Club, Intramural Bowling WILLOCK, LANCE CREST, Band, German Club, Jazz Club WILSON, GAYE Student Council, Opinion, Stunt Shofws, Talent Board, Spanish Club, Cue Club WILSON, PAMELA Transfer from Duluth, lllinnesotaj French Club, Spanish Club, Jusendra WILSON, RUTH ANN Page, Ticket Committee, Library Club, Musical Extravaganza Music Workshop, French Club, Social Science Club, Jusendra Cue Club WILTON, RICHARD Spanish Club, Jusendra, Freshman Football, Intramural Bowling WISS, GORDON President of Student Council, President of Freshman Class President of Sophomore Class, President of Junior Class, Key Club, Stunt Shofws, Projection Crew, Letterman's Club, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football Mgr., Varsity Basketball Mgr. WITT, WILLIAM H Cappella, Latin Club, Fresh-Soph Football WOOSLEY, PATSY Stunt Shofw, Spanish Club WORMAN, JOY Student Council, Opinion, Greetings of '54 , Musical Extra- vaganza, Talent Board, XI Cappella, Latin Club, French Club, Cue Club, F.T.H., F.N.Al. WYARD, JANE Opinion, Quill and Scroll, Musical Extravaganza, A Cap- pella, Music Workshop, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Social Science Club, Jusendra WYKOFF, MARGARET Opinion, Stunt Shofw, Spanish Club, F.T.1-I. YENTES, SHARON Page, Ticket Committee, Stunt Shofws, Social Science Club, Jusendra, Cue Club YERBY, HAZEL Co-op Club, Library Club, Cue Club YOCUM, JOAN Co-op Club YOUNG, DALE Stunt Sho-w, Varsity Football, Freshman Basketball Mgr. ZINKHON, JIM Key Club, Stage Crew, Stunt Shofw, Musical Extravaganza, A Cappella, German Club, Jusendra, Cue Club, Sophomore - Football ZIPPER, BARBARA Opinion, Page, Sr. Service Club, Stunt Shofw, Spanish Club, Jusendra, F.T.cl. ZWEIFEL, MARCIA Opinion, Sr. Service Club, Stunt Shofw, Music Workslzop, German Club, Jusendra, Cue Club i--- K -'--- :,,:g:3:j A E 1 'f x,,, , ., 1.11 ' A Page 1 J Standing-Tony Marmon, Vice-Presidentg Jack Fahnestock, Secretaryg Mike Nleehan, Treasurer. Seated-john Brown, Presidentg Miss VV:1ltmire, Miss Swisher. J U IOR CLASS hiany interesting and exciting things have happened to us this year. From our class, one person was chosen to travel to Europe. Next, We took the never- to-be-forgotten English and Mathematics tests as Well as many other tests that helped us decide our future. Then, We received our class rings, which constantly remind us of our pride in Peoria High. The traditional Junior Prom vvas a tre- mendous success due to the help and cooperation of the class sponsors, the offi- cers, and the entire junior class. As We look back over the three years spent here at P.H.S., We remember the fine education received, and the fun that Was had. Now We are seniors! Adler, Jacki Allen, Rick Alspector, Mike Anderson, R. Anderson, Stephen Arata, Midori Augustine, Larry Page 56 Axmann, Richard Axtell, Dave Ayres, Margie Bacl-les, James Bahney, Dave Barnes, Judy Bateman, Davicl Beyer, Jon Batten, Phyllis Beaty, Pat Bell, Nancy Bengtson, Ann Benson, Allen Best, Tom Blake, Pat Blaylock, Roger Bliss, Betsy Bollier, Renard Bower, Brenda Bowers, Spencer Braslielrl, Bob We began our junior year by . . . Breed, Suzy Bremer, Dave Briggs, Sue Bulman, Sandy Burgeson, Andy Burlison, Leslie A. Brown, Fred Brown, John Brown, Susie Brummett, Bill fe Yi Q , X F ' F , A K -I 'a ..., V 5, v.-- . i. -.: 5? e e f wfr' 2Pi:f?ifsN2S Caho, .loan Caho, John Carlin, Sharon Carlson, Marilyn Carlson, Norman Carlson, Paul Carson, John Carter, JeTaun Carter, Rodney Chamberlain, Dick Chance, Donna Page 57 Now where did you hear that, Bev? .. ,zi f222sZ255s: x i. 44, .,,E,.,. Q g.-gi N '- . -:aj :gl -me K' AP-A 4 ' A ,r ,.,. 0 1-- - -'--- -2: :-2:2., s,:-.Lf:z1:':a1f'f'- - Ww v -- -E-:-:--7:3-,.-f.--:P-:-E1-: -,-., ,- .-.-, - I.. ..I?Z,,:- E2Ii'EI:Z I:I ' Q L. '- EI'5I?3I'I5'I'I' -'-'A P '- A- 'e - ' Y i ' ' . ..,..., . A A i 4 N4 N Cheatham, Ed Christensen, Ruth Christopher, Dick hugh Churchill, Marianne Claude, Robert Clauss, Sharon Coker, Bob Cole, Sandy Conley, Bonnie catching up on the news . . . Connelly, Roberta Cook, Judi Cooper, Patricia Cromelin, Robin Crutcher, Susie Cupples, Clyde ey 4 f so - L. WZTW K WF? W A W . 4 gi, E is 'K Deatherage, W. DeCremer, Doug Deissler, Emil Cordell, Tom 1 5, .,..: g, X 4 -1-.. .Z i f Q Q A I 5, rw , 4 :,: ,iw , im. ,W Q W . :, 'T i A -: ez' '1'25-'Iii' I' . ,:...:.., Q, - 'E'fa. :, Coryell, Barbara Cottingham, Ron Courtney, Steve xl eg l , 7 4 W- ,,44 ' Q 'X ,V . , . .... in g sn if 'fx I ' Y ik fx is Q9 is A sig T 255' 222321, V F222 A , , SW it Mar, 5? ii - fi. ' + f 'Sh Q A 'fm as...--he Dahl, Jerry Damasco, Jack Day, John Dean, Fred ,. ... . :E?s:.'f,::,'I, H142 if 21 M .. . E ,,,1fm,, .:,5::5E .:5 :,5: V Li . J 155 U' ..,. z .- A I 4 ,.., . . . - Q, Zn. qi ' ' g 5Q.::.w:. :jj ':' .lIl:. vI'.::i'I:E 2,2 ,4 5 .,.,, , .,..,,.,,.. . . H 'Nf , 1 siS'- ss 515' ii NTB A 5 ,um il ,-. 1 1 QS sf DeLong, Julie Page 58 Dennis, Ronald Dobbins, Dale Doering, Glenn 1 4, ,. ' , Z - Sf W 1, J ff 3 Ailfiif wiifiifibs gs . N L::?i'b7'1S?f213L55E Dornaus, Barb Duke, Judy Duke, Tom Eads, Jack Easterbrook, Judy Eastman, Darell Eiermann, Janet Elson, Robert Endres, George Eoff, Bonnie Eskridge, Jackie Ewe, Douglas Fahnestock, Jack Farley, Mary Ann Fehl, Marie Fehr, Bud Fields, Richard Fleming, Sande Flower, Charlene Freeman, Betty Fugitt, Bonnie ' cheerzng at the games . . . gf. 5:,:':3- yffffx gg,yg,gwr - ,, 'i 7 QE is x ,U . ., L ..'.. V ' , ,sr .Mp Z aa 3 + W 4, W '4' wg f Y' f Q 'ifilieizi-2-. ' A: 2 i if Z ': ' ' 1 Gardner, Georgia Gaskins, Tom Geist, Otto Gilmore, Judy Godfrey, Rolla Golden, Patricia Goulden, Jeanne Grant, Linda Green, Norm Greener, Ralph Grimm, Ruth Grimm, Tom Gruskin, Denis Habbinga, Judy Hale, Betty Hall, Ray Hallam, Dick Hamlin, Sharon Hanlon, Chuck Hardy, Sue Harpman, Janice Page 59 VVC don't need your opinion-just your money! 'al 'W i.-N' 5? 'M 1 , ,W fi Q? 512, . W'f4 M.:Sw g,g,55 Ai ,g i Wg ,rpiiggggfiiggzsyflfsgiegfjigewgi 7 , Y .1 Q ..... ...W-as H4111 Iiiflifvifvez 2 Harrison, Bruce Hawks, Margaret Heller, Richard Hieronymus, Carol Hill, Cathy Hofstetter, Ralph U NIWMNQ , Hohulin, Vera Holland, Val and sponsoring cand sales. Hun We .riff ff his Hopkins, Bud Hartter, Allen Hotchkiss, Heidi Houser, Mary Lou Huff, Margy , 'I:21a::Z f' fi 'F f my ,. ,,,,....,.,,.. sg N52 Qi? f K ,R ,.,., on lmes, Ronald Inman, Bill Jibben, Sandr 55 5 .E1:1-9. ---'- 1 '- ..::2': i- ' - 52 Josenhans, George Jury, Bill Kamp, Gene 8. Johnson, Janet fs J 'A 1 3 3 .W 'i ,K . .,.,.... 5 ,ww A 'A - t 2rIIf3::'f:'f:I'5'-I:.iSfI.IfZfIfZs:-' w'0 ', Kauffman, Page 60 g...r John : Q. L, K, Holling, Janice Hulson, Fred Hunter, Annie Mae K gag-eiszgsii r K ..,. - l i' i wb., V .,,. - - ,, Johnston, Jim Jones, Don :'r' I f' V 1 , . Q5 ,,,.: ' e A if Hof 'Win f :-- -- - i - 5 g ., ..,,. . f .ofa 'H 1'2-11-,Ii1 fE ' ' 3 E -1 -. RWM.. Keller, Alice Keller, Dick Jones, Marva Kelley, Clare Q, 215:-g ff .. 1. V,A, V LEM, - J ii ,,.. .,.,.,.,.. A :I J ,r ,. 'A L U ' 33' 724 ' U 5 9 hy 'vi 1 E 2 kg W 2 I, M .. Q 5 F 92 , , if sf is .. .....,. . sw?-:gy 5, , f m A , 3 few ,K Kelly, Lori Kibler, Kenneth King, Helen Kingsland, Robert en l 1 -.-QA :': .,, J w ifi S . S ' '-:- :1':'w'E ::?2f ..1. ' f 'i I:'E5?' .:,:. fiIf'f'EI ' Wh .':II 55,1 - 5:':':511 , 7 ..-. ff5'Ef:5.. ,.55::i gall' J fv 321 5 1, YL is - K if . In :gg .Z on ,K 2 gk V? :ay E ex L f K .9 Kirtley, Paula Kizer, Jerry Klepfer, Charl ZZ Klepfer, Larry Knoblauch, John Kolb, Marilyn Krieger, Ray Krueger, Bob Kruse, Dick Kuhn, Carol - A : ' ' - e. '.,,gI1::+:k. Kunkle, John Kyle, Virginia Laird, Karen Lambert, Virginia One year is left at S12 a w .7553 H ' - ' -V ' 9925 P' -'figs - 2 Q 1 M '55 ..f5,,,,,p., A ' 777 U wife 5:5I5'f5?'QI:5E.Ef fi 5 U, ., ' wan Mm f 459 1 Landis, Bill Lane, Pete Langford, Tom . H .... Langjahr, Tom Larence, Jim Larson, Jean Lee, George Lee, Tom Lerman, Bev Lev, Mike Levy, Sherry Lisenby, Donald Lizer, Linda Loar, Randy Loheide, Gary Look, Lincoln Loomis, Joyce G K we , ,ri -f3'.i : ' nm 28 25, 'E fi: Jlz: may Q yi F: , W Lowe, Marvin Luehr, Bruce Luthy, Tom Major, Barbara Mallory, Alan Manual, Becky Marberry, John Q Page 61 Don't breathe! v we we ,gg 3 ff ' E5 1 A - 5:55:55 i View ik if ,,A, 3 M, Z if Y. QQ? xg A, we 5 W M.. .,..,:.:.... ,4f..mw ig ,sqm I A , .... J or , N f-A 1 Q J gi E ., A I V - --4- ,. k 9 V' i f Wijf'fj'f'?f-75 Markevitch, Mike Marmon, Tony ...M .,,.,..,- me lr QQ, Jizz: 71'-'wr' :9 M if si Martin, Erin Martin, Shannon N .. ,,, .... Q We . , X 3 1 5 12 , X gk X J' I Maroon, Judy ,ni, ir 1 H Q., f 1 1- L 4. ri 1 1m t xg Q ...., , .i,,,.,:., Masters, Tom Mathis, Jerry Mattocks, Judie realizing this, 'we studied hard . . . Mavity, Carol McBride, Pat Mccaddon, Dean Mccaddon, Kathie McCallum, Joy McDaniel, Jean McDonald, Gene Mclillhiney, Sharon McGraw, Mike McKee, Pat McLaughlin, Tom Mead, Mary Meehan, Mike Mehl, Judi Mehlenbeck, J 'WM rw. 5 2 -- -Wfw-gggmg img, - 2f,,,,,..i:f ,W V. W ,W mf, J, fa H3 n i in -I JQSQEEE 3 3 ' ' 2 - ii Wm' Melone, Larry Metcalfe, Dave Meyer, Barbara Meyer, Dirk Miller, Bob Miller, Marilyn Miller, Sharon Page 62 'NP ,, g54,,,..,,,. . .,.. Z 12. ...,. :-':-::: g. - Milliner, Virginia Mills, Malcolm Mohler, Jill Morgan, Jim 1: , ,vvw ' 5-g, . 53 9. .,,. ,.. :,: f ' H ' 5 I IIQEII 3 q 5 Sffff' J af 5 .. 'H X., Morris, Anita Muhl Judith Nash Dennis Naylor Judy Nelson Gene :-if H1- 1551: Y H2 3 ' f f, J J S QE,2iIf:2f:f,5-152 .,.... .f f ' -' Nelson, Jack S an Morrison, Kay Mosher, Beverly Nelson, Jerry Nelson, Nancy Noble, Gary Norton, Jeanne Pannalaecker, Dan Parker, Carlean Partridge, Pat Passwaters, Juanita Patrick, Jim making plans for the future. Patton, Carol Peck, Virginia Pelini, Marijean Peplow, Gary Peplow, Mary Jean Perry, Ruth Phillips, Don Pierson, Perry Portman, Pete Potter, Nancy Powell, Larry Price, Judy Pursell, Ann Louise Reams, Tom Reid, Adrienne Richter, Rich Roach, Sharon Roberts, Pat Robinson, Doug Roe, Bob Rogers, Dick Page 63 l . . l . . I think I'd better leave now, Nancy! Ross, Dlane Ross, Marilyn wx Seattler, Alfred Sanders, Linda t 5' ' .ew tw ,Q 2, 12 Q ,W Q J' , Sharp, Phil Schmidt, Dana Schuller, Sandie We had fun, too, climaxed by . . . ,Rm Roth, Bonnie , , .,.., , ,,.,,,,3-3 ...., K, MW K -fn is ff' Q, -. Q if H i -f :xi M ?,gz5:f.sEwQa:sf: Sauder, Kenny t ... Eff- v- 'D Q 'af fi? X K , X wie -.i,, ..i,, Pi--' Q5 ix l ' A i, ,Q 4 Scroggins, Earl Sheets, Karen Skinner, Elaine Slagell, Nancy Smith, Bob Smith, Bob Smith, Ed ff, ,,... 2 ,E :Ez ,....., 1 ., 1 :.E:,E.,-5. 2. ,gang 1. ,i,,: if Q V ,N , ....... H. 5' ' ' Jlzlfm- 22- Smith, Jeff Smith, Phyllis Snyder, Gail Snyder, Mary Jane Soderquist, Robert Solomon, Jerry Solomon, Ted ww nf? Qi? .,,..,.. A ..,.,.. i f wer .,.,.,?,.. E..5.. ., , :,:.. .,1, A-BE Spencer, Robert Spiess, Friedhelm Squires, Sandy Stamm, Tom Stein, Melinda Sterneck, Norton Sternfield, Scott Page 64 - .. - , 4 E V: :bmw I Sterrett, Susan Stoll, John Stone, Mike Stone, Pete Stuart, Mike Stuart, Nanette ee af Sumner, Jim Swanson, Rita Tamplin, Pam Tate, Evelyn Thomson, Joan Tilley, Bob wr 'Q X: 3 5 MM 934g .,:,.::' E :EE ,,E. Lasyk? , qw. Q A., . Sturte n , gill N ,iii gg . , sf M xi 3 , S QQ' Tilly, Larry Trenclle, Wesley Triplett, Wilbur Triplett, Willis Tucker, Don Urban, Ronald VanGundy, Dave Varney, Gay the fabulous Junior Prom! 3 Sf! ' . ,...,. f , . S f Q4 ,.,. ,.., -'-' w ..., b I y X yy ic .V,.:,.,. 4 ' ,.,,.,.o,.,,..r . ' ' A 'Lf 'f My X v W A Wi. F! 35 Voegele, James Vollmer, Carl Voss, Barbara Wagler, Kenny Walker, Gary Walker, Marilyn Waller, Emelia FE Welch, Fred Wheadon, Bill Wheeler, Carol E Wheeler, Porte Wheeler, Sandy Wilkinson, Pat Wilson, Dorothy Wood, John Wykoff, Sharon Wyss, Janet Yates, Gary Younge, Glo Youngman, Rosalie, Zummwalt, Glenn Page 65 Aeatcdf Anne Maple, Presidentg Miss Peterson, Carole Stone, Treasurer Yfanding Rutherford, Secretaryg Mr. Myers. eff? li Ni- ff A ' ALR ff W f We FJJ PHO ORE CLASS if A wily? . an Q Ugg. .-VN This year has been a busy one for us, the class of l59. Our geom- etry classes proved to be both interesting and challenging, While Susie'l and 'lOscar'l helped to keep us busy in Biology class. We'll never forget those 'fdays of dissectionf' or the feeling of accomplish- ment When a fevv of us obtained our Doctor of Frogology degree. Then came our TB. shots, which we will again receive as seniors. Our efforts during the magazine campaign paid off-the sopho- mores had the highest percentage! Our fine class oilicers and sponsors helped to make this year a success. We hope that our remaining years at Peoria High will be as happy as the first two. Page 66 25 ,,-, Adams, Kay Albright, Andy Alcorn, Jim Alexander, D. Allen, Howard Altorfer, Jim Anderson, Jerry Anderson, Ron 'aw ,T .gf Ansorge, Ellen Applegate, C. Augustine, Ron Axelrod, Gary Babb, Charles Babcock, R. Baker, Bobi Barnes, Ann at fi 125 , s., A J ..,,, ,ff a no Uv Q B . , J V . it ' Z.. ...... ': A 4 .- A ' .,-, 23 :zu , . :k vll' .-:l Z EE:-521: . I .,.,.. : ..,. Z :,g--!::::EEE-:-- . - 7 2: .,-. I-,tit :VAV . zl' Bass, Gay Bassett, Gordon Baymiller, B. Beattie, John Bennett, Judy Bensing, B. Bingamon John Binkele, Jane 1 E f I? 4' Z W , l l 'fr C.5L..,gAgYfff'lyl 723L'21f67c'fQ e Te 1107.0 upper 011737 C 61881118 11., ffififww, J ,ff Bixby, Jim Blanton, Steve Bloch, Brian Bodine, Beth Bond, Shirley Boster, Sheila Bourland, Pete Bouton, Bonnie Breese, Terry Bricker, Ella Britton, George Brock, Bill Brown, Bob Brown, Kathleen Brownell, M. Bruett, Norm -,',1 , - 2 is as Bryant, Max Buck, Chuck Buck, Julie Q Buckner, Willie Burt, Chuck Butler, Jeanette Butler, Sharon Byerly, Bob ' , A flaw' Calvert, Kay Canterbury, J. Carlson, Karen Carter, Mike Cassulo, Don Chance, Carol Church, Lynn Claasen, Betty 1 Page 67 Clark, Nancy Q is 1 A i 1?-bfi' Comerford, Bill if C nish L n Watch those toes, Jack! or ' ore 0 l I We entered activities with vim are , fe ' Q sg 53 'W' Collier, Wm. iifig s' 5 '- 45' mv T -4 it 'Q Cornell, Steve 33 , 7 , N ,Ein wi, Y Costello, Denis Covey, Frank Cowan, Karen Cox, Vicky Culmer, Lee A. Dallach, Bob Davidson, Jerry Davis, Linda Degenford, S. Dennis, Martin Dennison, S. DeRevey, Diane DeVore, Benny Dierker, Mary Dinkins, Janice - fi Dodds, Janet Daker, Jon Downing, Robt. Duffy, Judy I, 'Duncan, Peggy Dutlinger, Judy Dutton 1 ia i if , Jo if 2'-ff' 1 is D ,,:, ' t ' W --- , 11 fi: -.1:-- . SM --1:: i X A , 5 A it is s if is wi-it R '- i Q f5:ZjIj:E5EEI':EsQ:s-'V ..::: :talk - Y- -5.3: 1. 1 1 .ey , A fk Sf-M235 1 , 'ff ee 3 1211355-,fi.iB.SQ f f , f- X ,... H Eastman, Dotty Eilers, Wayne Elias, Shari Elson, Judy Ely, Becky Endres, Jack Endres, Paul wg will -f' 1, Page 68 if ' fx X DeBolt, Grace Nr ,sf L 5 ..,.,..,, so fflinf 3 f Dittmer, Carol Q1 1 ts -l Duty, Sandra. English, Barclay VV 1-'L . L. , ., , 9 W as as .r , x vga' , 3 'if' 5? 1. 5- . , fl 3119. Errion, Phil Evans, Mike Evans, Nancy Favus, Murray Ferdinand, B. Ferleman, D. Few, Mike Fischer, Frances ,.i,..: . ii- 2 ,,.-i- M .4 e-en .Q Fleck, Nancy Franks, Camille Frazee, Bonnie Freed, Susan Fulford, H. Garnett, Mickey Garrett, Jack Gauwitz, Chas. n -- ' .W . e ,... 'r 1- F r ' J' 55' ii., 'QI .-., lll 4 --AA H H .. .::,s3 5 'iii 5 5 -:f-: f A ..-- .. ,, ' V B 'i':' H ,n ., J J ccsh s --- 2- ..... ,lil ' ' J 'i'ii I k A r i B J fu.. r :. E :- 2:5 3153 5 U lll- : '.., .:,.E,Q .,,,. Q ..,.,. : .... - I W? A '- f ' Y, f'?,Qs....sg , -:1' '--. 1 'ii -... -' 2-, 5 .::- - ..,,, ' A 9' ' Q F- si f 3 51: it -' ' 1 E 5 J Gauwitz, Bflph Gayton, Jimmy Gerard, Walt Giddan, Steve Giddens, Sandra Gilliland, Joan Goetz, Mildred Goldstein, D. 'X' vi' I U 1 UA 0 Ji . 1 o PM 1 0 r, y sold lots of magazines . . . f f A Greene, Bob Hall, Sharon Harlan, Dick Grove, Jeff Haluska, Carole ii 35 W ,jEea. 5,,z Q i i . ! I Harrison Wm. Grussemeyer, M. Hackett, E. J. Hackman, Susan Haeflin, Kathy Hain, Connie Hall, Duane Halvorson, Dave Hampy Dick Hanchette, Mike Hany, Ron Har rave, Jean Hargrave, Joan 1 g I- , , ,rsny .. 3 54'iE'ff .Sf 3 Harvel Pam Hawkins, J. Heathman, Mary Heedt, Alan Heller, Meyer Heninger, Judie Herbstrith, B. Herman, Milt Herrmann, Geo. Hessing, Bryce Hirth, Bill Hogate, Roy Hooste, Sharilyn Horn, Jerry Page 69 Hunter, Monica ,, .,,,- A .,..,........ , ,. Q ,Z ... .52 'jk' ...It in Zn, -L wr K M 2 W 1 N ,, ..,. ,.. .l 1 i f .Q is 6 mg ' z :: Asn X g . ,.,..., , . 0 1 Joyce, Burt ' fl , , lg, We ' Keyster, Linda V . ,Tia . ew ,- an if , Kuerth, Donna , Q ,E Q 'Y M Wafer' S :EFI-5.5ZI'Z.fI:3Z 2 -- f -35:5-1-::3:C f.'.f1.LIEL'IQIES2I?If tb- A ii? W 9 Y HN get .:-'fi l- 'l ' Horton, Nan Howard, Jane 2 J ooo Hudgens, Steve Hughes, Larry -nl . -,--- QQAQ E .:1g.s 3fsll :.. .,:..., llz. I II- E l 1 - . .. , 'ADO I 1'-C-21-lly look like thz1t?'l Hunt' Donald Hunter, Georgia had our class pictures taken . . . ff A ,, Hunter, Tom Inman, Chris Inman, Jeanette Innes, Terry Janssen, Jeanne Jones, Alvey Jones, Ruth lf I -:hgh I -. ' ' ' X? I 5' V x :EQ . .,.,:.gf-: , . ,F , 1 'YK H zfrzi SI2' E 22E2EsE222E,2:2Z zrpz :r2:r:: :14: ..2,f:-2 : - Judkins, S. Kammerer, S. Kamp, Norm Kastner, Roland Kauffman, Judy Kerr, Darlene Keyster, Karin I , ew ilwmwlif fl A-his V221-,1. S' I .... ' if if Half awww We Engl f K 1 11 fa, Kiesow, Barbara Kirkhus, Mary Klein, Nancy Koch, Janet Koehler, Wm. Kraft, Tedd Krei, Elaine , Kuntz, Dina Langanis, Paul Larimore, R. Lawe, Chuck Lee, Bill Lee, Earl Leiter, Martha Page 70 Leman, Jerry Lipkin, Lois Litchfield, Lynn Livengood, S. Loar, Valerie Linda Longmire, Phil Losch, Terry Luthy, David Maloney, M. A. Manuel, Diane Maple, Anne Marshall, Bob Marshall, M. Mason, Bradley Mason, John Mason, Marian Mattern, Bonnie May, Johnnie Mccaddon, C. J. McConnell, Bill McConnell, S. Mccready, R. i u v and went to the new Rec. if? l . .1 jiftglf! ., Mcculla, Jim Mccuskey, Bill McDonald, Jim McElwee, Pat McFarlane, Art McGlade, Judy Mclntyre, David Mclntyre, S. McLaughlin, D. Mearkle, Alan Meier, Bill Menees, Sharon Merkle, Sandy Meyer, Greg Meyer, Lucia. Michel, Gary ,.3 ', Middleton, C. Miles, Bruce Miles, Helen Miles, John Miller, Genevive Miller, Sherrill Moore, Terry Moreland, Jan Moreland, Sally Morgan, Tom Morris, Bob Mueller, Dave Munns, Ted Munns, Tom Musselman, L. Myers, Joanne Page 71 4-. .4. . EQ ,Qalgfifj .1 t Naffziger, Joyce B W, , .1 , . ,, . , Z Nelson, C. Nelson, Linda Neuhaus, Jean H 1 A A vw ' .. .,,,. . ,.,.,., ,.-2 ff W 4 2 be NYVIIO invented exams, anyway P , Neumluer' Paul Then came exams---what fun! A 2 xi .f . .L .M Nothdurft, S. Novak, Jim Oakley, Dale . mr 5 ' .A Patterson, Pat iw W wi ,V ' ' qggggygkvz f ibszgr 15275 E , ,, N 5, Newcomb, M. J. '2 A ' r' 3, fi V 7 ...I .,-e A e ' W Q? 11 P .-.. ..,,, ffl: 51225-1--1 W Qfksmm' be X wg, fi .. 5 5' fag P Overpack, S. Owens, Frank Pa e, Sally Parker, Jerry Patterson, K. g ,.,.,., ...... , ... o t' .J .J A ,Q REQ .P 535515 --.' 5 ,:., Paul, Judie Pepper, Peggy Peyer, Robert Phillips, Barbara Place, Carol Polich, Fred Dallach, Bob Pople, Steye Poppen, Carla Pratt, Sue Price, Donna Pritchard, C. Pritzker, Ira Duffield, Jim Radebaugh, Bob EQ? WF' 2 f g Q fs, - .14 . -' . ' if - -,..::.:.. - - - A r .5 ,. eww, S Q X M, . .zz ik f f 4,,f,3 M:w-m ,... .wngg K Q 5 1,-,,.,.,,,.,. X w y 4 N '4i.5,,'ifRadley, Dave' nson, Lee Ratcliff, Beverly Reber, Carol Reed, Jim Rees, Harry Reeves, Kay Richmond, G. Auf' Tre. ., f . ,Q X RQ fjn-5: V ' NN, ,Pye 4 X -W l eff,-v.f.,w. M 1 1 'f ' f y Af,-.V A . . . ,ya ie 1. F , L 1, :' .X ' , - ' ,L ,-ggxfvffiil' XS, Wifi Page 72 Y . . me as 2 l Av Ring, David Risk, Antonia Roark, Tom i 1 Lb z 4+ 4 ff W. l Ruckle, Carol Rundle, Carol Russeff, C. ,, ' 13' .1 M ,, .Z wx' 3, 'ww if W.. , . in' ,, 5 ai, -X-:I-N. ..., H, Schalikaschwili Scharp, Larry Schmidt, Phil xx E Roby, Polly Rodgers, David Rohner, Carol Roll, Carol v .'.'-' Q 5? 1 -. vjf, - :, ' 1,-.1:.: -..- f -' ' QQ W I H? llxl if Y ,Q il l 6' M 3 Russell, Jim Rutherford, Bill Ruvinsky, T. Samuelson, B. Ruecking, H. M ,- S 2 8 u.-if BQ in 35 ri eff? -ff,-.ff W s I -2 L was Schaffer, Allan .- Schearer, I... A. Schuller, Grant Schuller, Sally Scroggins, Louis See, Diane , ,, 4 , 11 5 . Q w I 'i'- 'L' , f 1 ' L, 1. mf I M I Elven WE hqve to study it ii y ,ima y 'L f i, , , mt J! Seelye, Robert Seiler, Mary A. Seward, Karen Shannon, Ginger Shipp, Sally Shively, Janice Shoemaker, G. Short, Ron Skinner, Henry Smith, Bill Smith, Richard Smith, Robert Sneed, Sharon Sones, Helana Songer, Paulette Sosamon, Janet ' gli, 1 L. vi ' - if A 2565351 - fQ3f? U' 5 , ,.,. 1 ,Z 1,f3sff1-V 2 ' f :E,5Es:igE'gE- EELI' QM' nl F: jzfz' f ig Z N if M, r E +-10f!,. 7 7 Spalding, Linda Speers, Fred Sperry, Janet Sprenkle, Joyce Stahlheber, D. Steiner, Cleo I . Q1 l, Qi ,. Q , . ,M az: ef-5:41 '11-, , ,.,.... .,,.,, E. .zzwif A , Stephens, Jerry Stoecker, Earl Stone, Carole Struben, Carol Summers, Julie Sumner, Bonnie Sutton, Karen Szepessy, David Page 73 A J ' S if? of yt a 4 J . f A fr Stewartson, L. 'J -iw 'f r 5 W' 4 , writ? 2 I H '3::i:Zf:i':21:s :' .i . gig Vgggggff gin , ,. mgw Tart, Bill No kidding? . . . Then what did he say ?,' . .i mp dl, .WK 'S-4 Taylor Stella Teague, Edythe A i,,,,i iiiw Qf A ?e 5' y id: W i.d, 2 ...i, ,V.-, , ,Q Thomson, Gale Thornburg, S. E gy ww: 1 ff N im , '- Tilley, Phil Timerman, E. Eagerly, we tell others of P. Ii S .... l rf , ,K if wi gs. 4-1 as it ,N , 49 Q M fi? 2,- , Xe 1 Tjarksen, N. Tomkinson, Earl Towles, Dick Treadway, Lynn Tucker, Dennis Tucker, Steve Tully, Larry Ufen, George Vanzandbergen Vaughan, Linda Vaughan, Roger Virgo, Judy VonAch, Karen Voegele, JoAnn Velpel, Jerry Venesky, Diane Z1 'fm D I A K W' M3532 air R X, 5 .yyi ,i,,:,,,i,, yy Waldschmidt Walker, Susan Wallis, Jean Wasson, Jean Watkins, Cheryl Watts, Carol Weaver, Linda Weddle, Judith Welch, Carol Welch, Thomas Welsh, Mary A. West, Beverly West, Robert Weyeneth, H. Wharton, Janet Whitcomb, S. Page 74 I Doctors of Frogology Seated: Dennis Tucker, Robert Dallach, Miss Kinhofer. Firxt Rofw: Mr. Stepping, DavicliRing, Huh Marshall, janet Koch, Judy Dufiy, Joyce Sprenkle, Peggy Pepper, Lynn Litchfield, Ann Barnes. ' T . K A Sefond Rofw: Dznge Szepessy, john Gnulden, VVayne Eilers,fl,im5Mc6X4,rLla, Johiiolg-Zriturlnlry, Jerry Davidson, Tom Hunter, Mr. Sommer. l H W1 x , , w W 3 u .rr V W V f .4 .f I X . . AML., i :xx XJ! ,yyxuj , Sybil 1 E:-. XJ f f N f if ,iw fvf .L .1 f P . if ' V viii , ,X --1,19 1-ft f lv CHQ' ' v If ,J , A :V A f X ,J W N, , ' Nl' if Q' 13 J ..- x . . X fe L. - ' H Q, ,1,',,VJ A X, ,J , rj., .p ' Y ., . fx OX . .1 1, XL i ' ' ' X MQ l' ' l'p , - yr and the happy hours spent here. 1 E Z g E..,:: gif M iw ff? LQ, Q is ia: i f Q li i 'E White, Dave White, Julia. Whitmore, M. Whitten, Bill Wickersham, D. Wilson, Dean Williams, Kay Williams, Suzan if M . M Wi ft: .' ,,'1 K J l Q , - f::1g5.f1 ',,. ,:' , - ' - 3 'Q 'v-f ,,,, , 'f fgzwfez -fzvfgg ,2 ff', ' i gfgg r'- w 315.342 ,gm 2: S p Y ga- --'- f fl S2125 Wife 13,42 I f ' 2 5 Witt, Trina Winston, Kim Wineland, Seth Witzig, Shirley Wolland, Judith Wools-ey, J. Ziegele, Linda Zimmerman, J. Zipper, Bonnie Page 75 7 1 Seated: Mrs. Herke, Linda Dickerson, Treasurerg Mrs. Schneider, Carolyn Deames, Secretary. fgelf' Standing: Mr. Deal, Mr. Bielema, Dave Sufheld, Vice-Presidentg Jay McCormick, President. ,,M,,f , lil fl rj Q ,. I, ff I i .1 ? f Q + f f ff ,, , ,,f'fQ ,f'zf6,Tl,.f1 fill f'VC 'L ' K ff --'sr 0' ac , or ee 4 .r'r f ' 4 X f ' if , an l 'ffl , If 1 ! 4 1 ,ff ff' f!,l.'742 . e r an an a a a awe Z2 M . , ' I . 4 eff, ,i4qfWk,Qj' :algal f'ff'54 Zi'L'cj'?Qs7'L: ,av 'IWQXLQZZ4 V f 6 0 9 aww r 4 a L X .iff if I . V- A 7 ffjfrvff 7 f-'effrfilei 720 fkvffv - 'ff ., A 5 5 x f' F I-re-4 L - P f ' ff f , W WJ fwawe af fr We in . l 910 WL l '- 1 il M1040 K P ' 7 1- f fwdj 'wyv A 0l 5ETk!W9 t X. IWZZZZQ V member now onl as lim es of fel ow freshm 1 lo' Vg t' A764 Y P Q Aff,-,ff 4,0 QJal129fL3ll'r . aigffft-lfrflo-r1'gf'l'i?1g,'1'l's VV1 an endles er of doors. ' A J' 2 E am i fO to uf Q1aSSQfo0qp5yfB?41 MQ. Ci? I en f'.Sp' 'of Ij.H.S. entere , and W found our lves fee N . I I 5 'ff' ' 'l a- H 'ff lected class olhcers as our leaders, aiyidisome Hne ass sp n-- sors Were chosen to help us. yi ,Maud ,e4,e!'h, ' ,Z r This year has been an expe ence We Won't forget. The class of 60 looks forward to our three remaining years at P.H.S.! Page 76 .gall B 1 X? f iss. 4, 'W , he 1 H I Aberle, Frieda Alcorn, Dick Allen, Evelyn Allenspach, Jim Amblggw Arata, Carol Armstrong, Paul Armstrong, P. 5. Ashton, David Augspurger, Bill Bagley, Gary Bahney, Tom Baker, Bruce Baker, Cheri Ball, Suzanne Bzdw Barnes, Charles Barrette, Barrett, Sue Batchelder, J. Baumgardner Baurer, Ron Beck, Sheila Beckwith, Joyce VVhat a wonder high school is! y gif! Bell, Beverly Benson, Larry Bergstrahl, John Binns, Nancy Blanco, Connie Bach, Cindi Boodner, Perri Booker, Boclie .,j:f lvulv . , ,wif ,L 'gi at , H i gf V , 1 ZW 'V ,gi TQ Branson, Tom Brasfielcl, Larry Bremer, Steve Bown, Richard Boyer, Eloise Bradshaw, Ann Briney, Judy Bringer, Carol Britton, Kay Broadhurst, S. Brooks, Dennis Brown, Bill Brown, Finley Brown, Nancy 'f f i ' ,gm fi ,.,, 4- 12 i 'iii , A ,f , 21? W Q. ' 4 - 22 A ' 1 Braun, Shirley Brown, Thomas Bruce, Sam Bschor, Ernie Burke, John Butler, Nancy Callaway, June Calvin, Dick Page 77 Donit let Bliss Rlacfllillan see youl Our first problem was that 5:2 , . ,C 1 X A at X 2 if 'W 1 Q. is if Q . xi? '--- Canterbury, R. Carrigan, M. C. . . . .. ,vi se t l W f A,.,..:,., ,. ' f 35: 12 '.'7: I : - 3535 'L ' ,' Casselman, B. Caughey, Dave i E 5 1 1 3 1 14 Q 1 A, Q ,Q E x 5:5 1 3 1 A Chambers, Jim Cheatham, Carol lock . . . Child, Leilani Christoher, D. Clark, Donna Clark, Tom Coe, James 14 We lg 'iff . wg, Coker, John Cole, Terry Collinson, Terry X1 3' 4- YQ: ,359 , X YN? if ., Q3 ie . ff W ,igx Collinson, Torry Couden, Dave Conners, Pat Cooley, Susan Cordell, Joyce Crosten, Ralph Cumming, Alan Curtis, Eddie 'i ' , , V 4 5 X -e , .,.. f ix A a all : il 1,--E? ,.., ...: v:E,E-5:35 -- , x V Km ii: -- f. it L' 5 g ' I A -, ......, e , s ee-' .,l.... C . W' 1 Q A it -4 A w w it Q tw - A , - L ' if ' ' mf Sf lil? ie 1 i f'fQE3 w 'f3 Him' LV C 15 it I F- ' ? . - . if .22 -,I ' DeCremer, Dan Dawson, Dick Day, Patricia Deames, C. DeBolt, Cathy .+:-: :- -----1 : i. ' , , - tal ,.f,w.u.-,L -ri' - -... ..,, ig -- iille . 'cz 'nn 1 , 'ff' 'wo M ,E Q Q , 5 E SKI: ay? if ETS D xiii! xx K ,f x K, X s mage 'ff 22 E .ala C , Dentino, Steve DeVault, B. DeVore, James DeVos, Wayne Dickerson, L. Page 78 DeLong, Ellen Denny, lDavicl Dentino, Bonnie t -: ' w., em., .2 X M J M 4 xf X 3 if ss Mix gi M xx ,,,.,., l W ..,. K x S Q, ww 'rms 1 ' 1 -I L G' 5 , W , ll as l Dielien, Roger Dimond, Sue Doubet, Fred 1 F 4 .Ag fi, 1 .41 'r D Q Doubet, Nan Duffy, Sandra Dunlap, Steve Durham, Sarah Eagle, Barb Easter, Bob Easterbrook, W. Edwards, M. Eliason, Garland Elko, John Elson, Jack Engelking, Fred Eveland, Larry Fangmeier, K. Fehr, Carol Fehr, Doris ,g .f V 4- . 1, . ,.gQ..:,QQ, L - : , 1' ff: 1 ,I ' I L '.., . ,., .. ,Z ...V I - ','1---' , fi ,I.,.. . .,.v, ,S t,w .,, fu, ' Finch poly, Finney, Mike Fish, Mary Fntton, Gail Flanagan, Bill Fleming, Bob Fleshman, Linda, r r f ,aff that nefver seemed to open. ,J ,f-L V VLH Foley, Donna Ford, Chuck Foster, Jaclne Fox, Pat Freeman, Barb Fllege, Robert Frledlancler, J. Fries, Alex Gardner, Rose Gaskins, E. Geyer, Jeannie Gillett, Becky Glazebrook, .lim Goetz, Geoffrey Goodlacl, John Gouveia., Chic Grant, Martha Greener, Ken Gruskin, Steve Guinclon, Bruce Hagemeyer, K. Hain, Betty Hall, Dorothy Halperin, Tom Halterman, S. Hamlin, Susie Hamrick, C. Harding, Mike Harrer, Diane Harker, Lynn Harris, Gene Page 79 IS it about your girl, Jerry? Harrison, Sidney srrt 1Q-, s I Hartnett, Terry I.-ff' - J i , 21' we if . ,,., .,,.. I ' Hastings, Sandy Uneasily, we wrote to Toodles . . . 2: -,ig - A A -V 1. - J. r-'r I Harrison, Stu I . .:,:5E,:,,' ' ma., gig Hartter, Gary , - , '3 iiiiiw A r'1r' Hausam, S. Headley, Jim Healy, Donna Joan Heiser, Russ Hermann, Gloria Hermann, Rich Herweg, Doris Hevesy, Mike 1 F' Hickey, Don Hill, Lou Hitchell, Kay Hobson, Sharon Holling, Henry Holmes, Tom Houser, Janice Hopple, Q, in Q Y . ' ' as ,, E Hoerr, Marilyn Hoerr, Sandra Joe Huber, Kathy Hornung, Beth 1' -' 31 .. , H, 1.1, -.:, E ,:,, i.. rr in 2 i 4.55 . - fi' - ' is Hupprich, Dian Hyler, Sharon Inman, Penny Irving, Philip Jackson, Rodney Jacobs, Dave Jacobs, David Jacobs, Terry Jennings, Dale Page 80 Q 5,32 Kaiba! ' H I AL Il fi ',eil'LV 0- ,R n, Johnson, B. Jolly, Don Jordan, Betty Jordan, Sandra Katz, Marcia Keil, Sandra Kimble, Janerae Kimbrel, Carl Kimple, Sharon Kinderman, L. King, Larry Kirkpatrick, T. Kizer, ,1 . .1 .1 ,K -----..--..--., --. WNW, , ...WW , ,, W, H, , , , Kramer, Pat Klecker, John Klepfer, Gary Knell, Dorothy Judy Krei, Neal Kruse, Donna Kuecker, Cindy telling about our sorry state. Kynaston, Don Ladd, Jerry Lane, Valerie Lang, Benny Langanis, B. Langle, Carl Lansford, Joe Largent, Mike Larson, Larcia Laukitis, Mike Lawless, Mary Leach, Susan Lev, Gary Lewey, Richard W Lewis, Fred Lien, Dick ,W ..,. XJTS Ll yi 9' x 4' 5? ' S 4 at 1 , .5 NN f ' ji . .2.'E'2' s:555:' .,, gg ,-.. a. L ff W. ,sg x 'im ig. .. ev, 1 . ...,. A s ,fa a ?gMw'fxi?S,35 Hier if 0 ..iE? 'l-nfs Lindig, Suzanne Livingston, K. Long, Sarah Jo Lonsdale, Jim Lufih , Alice xy , Morgan Maclay, Ronnie Maddox, Dick l ffm. ML mr'11'li3N Maibach, Tom Mifor, Ann Manias, Theo Manuel, R. Martin, C. Matthews, Gary Maurer, Mike McAllister, D. Page 81 'X R W L W is ix? .,.,.,.. , ..-.::.-.,:., ,-,-v ----1 - , .,.. .-.,,.- : , E A.:.., ,A.:A..,...,..... ,,:::.?..fi.:fS:. , . ,. , , -.--.- ,sq McCain ., -W 'lfiiiflny W-1 McCormack, D. McCormick, Jay 7 , ,ci IG . X ,xl ' a s . f K f ,fi . ' f P ,E sf Wg . McDonald, E. 4 i jgi.fi'fi'i' Y 1 5 ' l ,.,.. fi? no Q ,A,. xJ 1 if 5 ' so , 1 , ' is, , w if : i:'ii5?:f2fiff'f: Q L , W 'm i ,.,. a - . Y .Q if The freshnlen dig deep. McDowell, Betty MCG:-xuglmey, S. At Christmas, we gave money . . . -: 3'-fi ..,. : .:., g,, gm, J .,j'-:z5,.5:gEZf...:., EIEEIEEQQQQ. - or - ' ,ff , fs- if ' ' , ' fig 9? EA i. - :5Z,f:,-QQ:jjQjj:,, - 55 'fiwiligfi f ' : Z' N , 5- .,,... 1,722 P' A N to -- . -if - -..,, 4 'h'--n- 1. 5 ' 3r 'fs5:f 'f Q, ' Y Vg : K Q P 'Q .ffff --- TNQ , L' ? -. W 'ef' H if Z i nis, Mike Medlock, Betty Me-es, Christine Meister, Stephen Mendenhall, L. Merrifield, Jan Miller, Kathie Mixell, Sandra ,Mg , . . it mr Modgli Musgro n, Sidney Monce, Toni Moody, Sally Morgan, Kathy Morton, Jenny Motteler, Joyce Mulder, MaryJo Muntz, Kathy ve, Lynne Nelson, Barb Nelson, James Nelson, Pete Niehaus, Ann Neuwirtlx, Jim Noe, Vicki Noel, Sharon Norval, Wm. Nurss, Jim Olson, Ray Oxner, Shelby Paluska, Roger Parker, Karen Parks, Penny Parrett, Bob ff . x l . K ,,: '7, 3 L iw fk.w.4.f .J Q, fl. A 1 H Patrick, Dan Patton, Patti Patterson, Steve Penny, Paulette Pentecost, John Perdun, Jerry Perkins, Scott Peterson, Carol ,,,,', 5 E V ' gf A . ,,, ...ggi -'.- . ...- .--., -2 In ..,., --,--'- Q, ..:.,. E -t,. -2-V 'S ...,-1 rr . . Q ...-.. . zlalz.. : 2-- V , 1, I I .3 Q A angbl fy: V .i A 2,1 V ' -5 YM . W ,.. j . f 'fil l f ,, ' a.,,,2: YQ 3 2 .M 1 V 1, ..,' .6 E A A ' 2 1 xfit ,, A if Pettitt, Ron Phillips, Tom Pierson, Dave A 5 fi 5, ML., Pitcher, Dennis Plummer, Pat Polk, Ann Pope, Stanley Portman, Sissy Pottinger, N. Pueschel, C. Quasebarth, K. Raehn, Pam Rahmeyer, J. Rains, Kathy Raynett, Bob Reedy, Nathan and helped suppont our school. K' 5 N U Reighart, Lee Resnick, Mike Reynolds, Paul Riley, Becky Rocholl, Vicki Rodes, Bob Rodes, Sandy Rogers, Joyce Linda Riisenthal, Peter Rubin, Georgene Ruckle, Gary Sanders, Nancy Satchtield, C. gif S -- A J .,,.- '- anf, 'r,.Q s e i 1'-3 , Sayles, Sonclra. Schaeffer, Sally Schonewise, R. Schultz, Cary Schwahacher, J. Schwenk, Doug Scott, Hazel Seamon, JoAnne is it 4 2' Seedorf, R. Selby, Richard Sharp, Willy Shaw, Steve Shellabarger, S. Sherman, Jack Sherman, Sally Shine, Sharon 'l Page 83 14 4 bk Cut the wood, not your Hngcrs, Ray! ,iixf - r ijwifff .. .f'Z'i 6f f, fc A ,f '-:: .. 4 1 he . 1 1' , : lf! 13 be ' ' ,, , 1 Vw 5 -f ' ' ' R f' gaeai f m .e Shively, Weezy Short, Bill f e 'iii' fl-iiiiffi' i 'V ian ., ' ri -':::: , 5 1 f w i e if k' ' ' ' e 'W ' 4 45,,,,w-V 5 .:.,,::: I Sievert, Barbara .,,. 1 ff? 5m .-..-V- ,ZW A x X.-if 11' if Singer, Jim -f ,W , Simpson, R. gg Q-gg we 'F M , N f ' 3 . Q if 2 uf G 1 war? lx RK 'Y J, wk. , . :am X f rt- wr. gli!!! X' X as 6 f. I :,,:g5Uii15 ra rg 2.5 1 Flacksbart, M. Our, c W w--. ailfxluiff' :gf Sei. R '-K, Sleight, Pat qsxnith, Donna Smith, Earlene icky . is f X 2 : ,,.,. rrr 4 --'1 fr' e M , , it jfiiiifiiijifg ' .,.. : e f k - E 1 ,.-. . WS 'Z'f!5iIEff3 if f Steiner, Gary Stewart, Mary Stodola, Steve 2 .fa 3345, 6 5 Q F 1 K Q, -Y ',, b if 7 . , ii' cs s' S 0 . J stopped being a mystery . . . Smith, Juclyb' Snyder, Steve Sauers, Marty Sours, Don Stangeland, Jeff MJ A Q' ' Y 4' , ,., S , ESE' Stokes, Pat A 5 . Stufflebean, B. Stuttle, Ellen Suffield, Dave Sullivan, Larry Swadley, Sharon Swanson, Ruth Swardenski, J. Swedell, Joyce Taflgg A .'ff 1a 1 - e iv' W' ' 5 3:5 Ann Tamkin, Jim Taylor, Sam Taylor, Tom 5391 - Vw' Timm, Eunice Titus, Shannon Towns, Judith Trilikis, Estelle Trope, lgiyha Ulrich, Pat VanAntwerp, C. VanLanen, Dave Page 8-P X I WWI K ,gqwwxxi fi' will J, 0 itgxlwgdks i WW W1 39, , Q X t y ELL ,vw 9 N! ff EQ ' jqblfolglgrxx lk My 4 , w NIS' . my X W S- I 3.59 ' W VanMatre, Don Voellcer, Wm. Voegele, Janet Vollentine,Boh Vonderheydt,P. and -we look forward to the future. re yt v 'L M wb ? 3 2: , Q I-: ' 'I' r v w ' 4 i',l3 bg? vzl, 55,925 3 3 K t' ku - o'r- Walker Ann Walker Joe Waller Patsy Wallace Susan Wallis lan Walter, Bob Walters, Nancy Watkins, Dan N-.1 ,, r , .tr Watson, Richard Weber, Glenda Wehnes, Elouise Welch, Dinah Wellbrocli, Kent Wellner, Geo. Wentz, Jerrie Wessels, Dick White, Linda White, Mike Whitley, Starr Whitlock, Scott Whitt, Ivy Whitten, Dave Williams, Lynn Witt, Suzy Woodward, J. Wyard, K. Wysong, Corky Younge, Zweifel, Carole Zweifel, Richard Page 85 ' 1 i E x E E 5 3 3 2 :Q S? S ,K 2 m '1 E S P31 Q H W q , W +, . , ,A W , 4 Um I Let This Year Begin. 45 5 Ai! J gf? fo Yu N ,- .,L 4 X K r A - IQ Q QM Z. i. ' r-',., NM V rn. , a,.: 5 45, . Q, gf!! Eg V' 1 ig 22515 1 PP The start of a full year for Gordon and llarty. 'NUPAL .LPN y-ff ,---v1 'gE' N ,, 1 ,, . . . ,,.,. 1 l 'P -- A ' ' it- 'f h ?'.,'f. 'A fri .. Q fi' iv -'PJ- ,mf ww' 7,1 wgignf. 1 QQ H .i,,..-- Sz ' :sfili 5' If Em ,ff 1 ,J I -xl' ,:. 1 Z' 'frrg' '51 1 1, ,' .1 341 H' f'b fD'1z1f M2 I 5 ax- Q :I rifw ' ff , ' 0 1 0 sag, 551364. vsvfra 152547 A ,vrgx Tiki? B , 1.5 g'::'WK r 814' M1 J Y 'Kp is i7 ' .. ..:2aif,fEi,fi.S:1' 'Z af-if .1 1,152-. M -..L:i25:25f51,. 1 '.:::- is , 5 Page 88 We welcomed Friedhelm to Peoria. Studies Enter I Remember, itys due in two weeks, Barbf, Food for thought! wo Page 89 Doesn't anyone elbe know Homecoming Ingredients '56 Varsity Varieties-a new word in Central's Homecoming vocabulary- started the Homecoming weekend of October l8, l9, and 20. Varsity Varieties was the title of a new idea-a variety show using some of Central's talent to entertain a delighted audience. During the Thursday night intermission, the four candidates for Homecoming Queen, Sydney Harrison, Jan hloreland, Kay Morrison, and Barb Godfrey, were announced. Friday night after the finale of the successful Varsity Varieties, Central fans trooped to Herke Field. Cheerleaders, silhouetted by a gigantic bonfire, led the students in an exciting Pep Rally. Saturday night found Centralites gathered at the stadium for the Holme- coming game against the Springheld Senators. At half-time the decorated cars of each class carried their candidates to the crowning platform where Gordon Wiss crowned Barb Godfrey Queen of 1957 Homecoming .The second half brought a 19-0 victory for the Lions. In triumph we proceeded to the Legion where we danced to the music of Bill Hardesty--then home to dream of a terrihc Homecoming. Candidates for Queen Jan Moreland, Barb Godfrey, Sydney Harrison, Kay Morrison Page 90 HSt1'aighten that line, boysf, Variety Sho Vaudeville returns. Page 92 Lucky photographer I ling - ,..-, E ggtpgcsewffb Is that school coeducational ? any Things Interrupt Each Lull Need we say more? Page 94 A new home for HllllgHl'j',S Betty Varga. V . l Donna talk wxth your mouth full. E? Never Let School Life Grow Dull ' 1 i I 1 The old bagn race. Page 95 Christmas Them Jo for All As the halls of Central resounded With Christmas Carols, in addition to having fun, students contributed in time and money to help the less fortunate. Senior Service Club gave parties for the aged and collected clothing for Lincoln Institution, Student Council gave a party for South Side Mission, and students donated enough money and canned goods to fill many Christ- mas baskets. Friday arrived at last, and after an inspiring Christ- mas assembly, students left for a long-awaited vacation. 65 baskets being filled to the brim. Santa Clausls little helpers Cnr carolers enlighten Christmas for others. Page 96 V' E 1 VVhat's in there for you, Carol? A welcome inte1'1'upti0n. Echoed And Down Each Hall. Council lncmbers enjoyed the party, too. Page 97 Spirits Are High, Hopes The Same l Football excitement claims Friedhelin. l When the Weather turns chilly, and the leaves change color, it's 21 special time around P.H.S. Foot- ball Season! ln slacks and bermudas, students ilock to the stadium every Weekend to support the Lions. Fans cheered the I Lions on to victory in seven out of ten games. An im- pressive record! not he, hand. Hmlust punch her ticket, lllr. VVolpert, ' W A front-row seat has its advantages. lt's Rodney's turn to lead the cheers. Page 98 Naturally, We Won The Game K'Here's to thee, Peoria High . . f' Touchdown ! Page 99 Lulu hiv' X' 'qi' 1'3 w - F33 2421 sae., JS' f gi fr X 4 'sw Q 2 bv, X If dreams were only reality, huh, Gary? Mr wwqu N Spring Fever In The Air, Aftermath: Bruises galore! Page 100 H0111' junior Prom Queen tonight Ladles and Gentlemen, is . . .H un and Dances Without Care Cupid's night of glory. Page 101 Classes For twenty-three years, Cen- tral has provided special aid to handicapped students. This year, aid Was threatened by a possible t'No tax vote, but thanks to the HYes,', Central is able to continue these special helps: sight-saving rooni, read- ing center, and orthopedic room. Are Found For Every Needg Bliss lWatson's sight-saving class uses many aids. Students await the results of our schoolis fate. Ilrs. Chamness helps her students to obtain a better education. Page lO2 5 Honors For Central, Word And Deed. i Tom llorgan speaks for Democracy. Jerome llarcus, recipient of the Rens- selaer mathematics award. Page 103 Klitchell VVhite, recipient of the Bausch and Lomb science award. Stage-Struck Students Prove Their Skill SR e. ee e L DI DECTQD ' p 4e Page 1 -I- Sorrow turned to A New Rec Gives All A Thrill Tragedy struck on Saturday, September 22, 1956, when the inside of the HReC was gutted by Hre. The charred interior forbade after-school and after-game gatherings, so Central stu- dents suffered. For three long months redecoration was in prog- . . . Joy. ress-then ings, juke VVe enjoy our Rec W3 AMI: sf 5 bf w E E I 1 i K 4 2 3 E E 2 2 2 3 3? i I 5 2 E E s 3 F I . .,,i , 1 i 5 5 2 3 5 S S E R 5 if F 3 E A 2 if Q Z 5 5 Table of Contents The Lion Symbol, King, Beast A symbol is a sign of unity, and it should represent the common goals and aspirations of a group. The Lion, with all his majesty, represents the proud past and present of Peoria High School. Cen- tral has dominated many areas of scholarship and sportsmanship in the same fashion that the Lion has dominated his natural home. Gordon Wiss . . . Student Council . . Committee of Forty . Crest Staff . . . . Page 109 . Pages 110-111 . Pages 112-113 . Pages 114-115-116 Future Nurses . Pre-lied Club . Chess Club . . Bridge Club . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Page 117 Social Science Club . Dramatic Honor Society . Page 117 Debate Team .... Opinion Staff . . . . Pages 118-119 Pages and Office Assistants Ticket Committee . . . Page 120 Co-op Club . . . Orchestra . . . . Page 121 Junior Red Cross . A Cappella . . . Pages 122-123 Jazz Club . . Boys Choir . . . Page 122 Nlusic Workshop . Girls CllOl1' . . . Page Spanigh Club , A Girls Glee Club . . Pages 124-125 Cue Club . i Boys Glee Club . . . Page 125 ' Band and lvlajorettes . . Pages 126-127 Eiilgaglgiub i Amateur Radio . . . Page 128 d ' Math Club . . . . Page 128 lm fa ' ' ' Special Writers Club . . Page 128 Freflch Club ' ' Stage Crew I t 0 . page 129 Senior Service Club . . Projection Crew . . Page 129 TOD TCU -'-- - Future Teacherg , , Page SClliO1' NZ11Il0Il3l HOIIOT Society . . Library Club . . . Page 131 junior National Honor Society Page 108 Page 131 Page 132 Page 132 Page 133 Page 133 Page 134 Page 134 Page 135 Page 135 Page 136 Page 137 Pages 138-139 Pages 140-141 Pages 142-143 Pages 144-145 Pages 146-147 Page 148 Page 149 Page 150 Page 151 Page 151 Gordon Wiss President of Student Council Gordon Wiss, the President of our Student Council, is an outstanding and active student at P.H.S. He gained his experience by being President of his class for three years. Besides his duties on Council, Gordon finds time for Key Club, Letterman's Club, baseball, stunt shows, and managing the football and basketball teams. Gordon has done much during his four years at Central and will long be remembered for his leadership and determination to keep P.H.S. on top. Judy Grimm Bob Coker . Recording Secretary Treasurer ,X i l Marty Solomonx i -K,-o iceZPresiden5t , fs - X T , , i , Ilse Nestler T , X All 'N If X Corresponding Secretary 7 1 N E I4 , ,MT V MX f 1, if :gf fd i 1 J , V C N f X arrf C' q ,z M A if V ,, A ig 1 irfxfu. V o V o 0 .M . ,Student Councll Is The Govermng er ,f D ,Q , s H f i l Top Rofw-I. McCormick, T. Solomon, B. Jones, C. Buck, F. Patton, D. Hall, C. Trope. Bottom Ro-w-I. Nestler, Corresponding Spiess, T. Luthy, J. Brown. Third Rofw-Mr. Whitaker, B. Fried- Secretaryg J. Grimm, Recording Secretaryg Gordon Wiss, Presidentg lander, N. Horton, J. Worman, D. Essig, T. Clark. Serond Row- Marty Solomon, Vice-President, Bob Coker, Treasurer. G. Wilson, M. Maloney, A. Maple, S. Giddan, J. Friedlander, P. Council members again prepare for Clean-Up VVeek. ody of Peoria High School Peoria Highis Student Council under its new sponsor, Mr. Harry Whitaker, is the governing body of the school and sponsors such activities as the Student Direc- tory, the Student Supply Booth, and the New Year's Eve Dance. Along with these projects, Coun- cil handles the flower fund, all elections, a party for the less for- tunate children at Christmas, and the filling and delivering of the Christmas baskets. The Council consists of eight- een members who are elected ev- ery Spring. Along with th e elected members and the ofiicers, there are four class presidents and representatives from all major ac- tivities who serve as ex-oflicio members. House of Representatives .. inn 4... 4. M V,- Top Rafw-J. Altorfer, B. Lolli, D. Segretti, B. Pfeiffer, B. Glass, B. Coker, J. Steinberg, M. Meehan, K. Greener, P. McKee, R. Bollier, T. Hunter, J. McDonald, D. White. Third Ro-w-B. Amblad, S. Stodola, S. Buck, J. Diamond, J. Ballantyne, R. Crome- lin, J. McDaniel, S. Brown, M. Whitmore, J. Eiermann, V. Lambert, D. deRevie, J. Inman, P. Wheeler, Kline. Second Rafw-C Trope, S. Leach, L. Dickerson, J. Seamon, B. Nelson, K. Cowan, A. Barnes, J. Sperry, J. Shively, M. Gilkerson, J. Grimm, V. Lane, J. Briney, R. Trope, D. Herwig. Bottom Rofw-L. Reighart, D. Mc- Donald, B. Marshall, W. Easterbrook, I. Goulden, J. Price, A. Maibach, I. Inman, N. Potter, H. Hotchkiss, B. Johnson, G. Baum- Committee of 44 Top Rofw-R. Canterbury, J. Endres, D. Radley, P. Bourland, D Seghetti, A. Howard, C. Washington, D. Bremer. Third Rofw-R. Hermann, M. McGinnis, R. Hermann, A. Schaffer, J. Worman, C. Kuecker, B. jury. Sfrond Ro-w-S. Harker, L. Nelson, J, Moreland 1 R. Allen, L. Grant, B. Bodine, B. Peters, M. Risser. Bottom Row- Mr. O'Toole, N. Bell, G. Young, J. Easterlnrook, D. Kuntz, P. Parks, S. Portman, G. Lee. Sealed-C. Roehm, B. Silverstein, T. Swain. Bev Silverstein President Tim Swain Vice-President Page 112 Carole Roehm Secretary A Don Seghetti Treasurer lan ur Social Activities ,,,. ..,, I ip ' i,,, 1 a- ,. , f- t :SFI ggjilililtfefgifgigtczf W 'Le av , swfwnhmn w'f' at , ,law ,, we Linda Grant Social Chairman Committee of Forty members sell refreshments at one of their dances. Mr. Ovlloole Sponsor Page ll3 The Committee of Forty is constituted of eight students from each of the classes and an ex-oliicio member from Student Council, CREST, and the Opinion. They are responsible for the Rec and for many of the social activities of Peoria High. They back athletic and other extra-curricular organizations to create a better school spirit. This year terminates Mr. O'Toole's fourth successful year as sponsor of Committee of Forty. The Crest Staff Carol Trope Jerry Stafford Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor if 9 g- ,. . Q was m ., ., : Z Z , , ' rs 2 QYWWHF Top Rofw-C. Hanlon, j. Horn, B. McCuskey, P. Schmidt, J. Rofw-J. Fahnestock, T. Grimm, J. Christensen, J. Gilmore, M. Howard, M. Newcomb, M. Marshall. Middle Row-C. Mavity, J. Weerts, A. Dutton, M. Clark. Seated-C. Trope, Mr. Fluegel, J. Cannell, J. Naylor, L. Vllillock, J. McCallum, S. Freed. Botlom Stafford. Barb Shore Harriet Kessling Pat OlDay Business lllanager Co-Advertising Nlanager Co-Advertising Nlanager Klary Claire Nlarilyn Weerts Audrey Dutton Jon Chi-isteiisen Clark Classes Editor School Life Editor Activities Editor Senior Editor Top Rofw-S. Brown, J. Janssen, B. Burhans, B. Getz, L. Davis. Koepping. Seated-P. O'Day, B. Shore, H. Kessling. Boltom Rofw-N. Slagell, C. Hill, J. Buck, L. McCorvie, Mr. Tom Grimm judy Gilmore jack Fahnestock Photography Editor Faculty Editor liir. Koepping Mr. Fluegel Business Advisor Editorial Advisor NIL Stepping Photography Advisor Sports Editor Hard at work? Every day of the school year unti the CREST is in the hands ofthe studen body, the Staff Works hard to product a yearbook that appeals to everyone All the hard Work of the editorial staf under Mr. Fluegel, the business staf under hir. Koepping, and the photog raphy staff under hir. Stepping, arf combined to produce a Utop-notch' CREST. It is no wonder, therefore, tha the CREST staff deserves to take a bovi when another chapter of P.H.S. his tory is placed upon the shelf. The Crest Photography Staff Slanding-G. Endres, P. Endres. Seated- T. Grimm, Mr. Stepping. Page ll6 P. OlDay, M. Belsley, H. S. Briggs, C. Mont:-ig, D. Voelpel. Middle Rofw- M. VVeerts, A. Dutton, T. Swain, M. Clark, uill and This society is composed ior and Senior journalists Opinion staffs who rank in Tap Rofw-J. VVyard, Mr. Fluegel, Kessling, J. Fahnestock, A. Howard, Scroll of outstanding Jun- on the CREST and the upper third of their class. They are installed in a special as- sembly at which time they are presented a pin and a one year membership to the exclusive Quill and Scroll publication. N. Ulrich, T. Grimm, J. Stafford. Boifom Ro-w-I. T. Peerless, Inman, il. Gilmore, L. Grant, S. Glazebrook, S. Sterrett, M. Freed, B. Shore, M. Risser, Mrs. Livesay. Dramatic Honor Society Everyone who participates in one of Peoria High's plays strives to be chosen for member- ship in Dramatic Honor Society. Members are selected by individuals no way connected with Peoria High. These individuals were chosen this year by lN'Iiss Lamberton. To this year's thespians We say HCongratulations! Seaied-J. McCormick, A. Neumiller, S. Reyburn, S. Armour, B. Reyburn, B. Freidlander. Page ll7 Ann H owa rd Editor-ln-Chief J ane Wya rd Assistant Editor Terry Peerless Business llanager The Opinion Brings Us School News A , 4. - Top Rofw-A. Evans, I. Harpman, S. Sterrett, S. Page, N. Horton, C. Kuecker, C. Watkins, S. Armour, B. Burhans, S. Buck, R. Trope, J. Long, L. Musgrove, K. Miller, K. Williams, M. Ayers, S. Harker. Third Rofw-C. Trope, D. Welch, J. Grimm, J. Johnson, S. Neii, G. Gunn, J. Webber, V. Creighton, B. Meyer, S. Breed, J. Naylor, S. Hardy, P. Cooper, B. Dornaus, J. Gilmore, J. Barnes, L. Dicker- son. Serond Row-J. Swedell, C. Blanco, W. Easterbrook, D. Hall, Page C. Deames, S. Leach, K. Wyard, B. Dentino, N. Brown, L. Culmer, B. Phillips, J. Kauffman, L. Litchfield, J. Dodds, V. Lane, C. Middleton. Bottom Ro-w-M. Happe, M. Shively, S. Long, B. Guindon, J. Brown, B. Getz, B. Silverstein, G. Wilson, M. Sutter A. Stevenson, J. DeLong, E. DeLong, S. Fleming, S. Reyburn, P Ulrich. dn... .- Standing-T. Grimm, Photography Editor, T. Peerless, Business Manager, Mr. Livesay, Editorial Advisor, Mr. Byers, Business Advisor, T. Swain, Sports Editor. Seated-C. Montag, Exchange Editor, M. Risser, Feature Editor, J. Inman, Editorial Editor, A. The Opinion is a bi-monthly newspaper pub- lished by Peoria High students interested in journalism. The Opinion Room is the center of all activity that concerns accurate coverage of Howard, Editor-In-Chief, J. VVyard, Assistant Editor, N. Ulrich Circulation Editor, H. Hotchkiss, Ass't Feature Editor, M. Belsley News Editor. school news and features interesting to the stu- dents. The Editorial advisor is Mrs. Margarete Livesay, and hir. Paul Byers is the Business Advisor. Top Rofw-T. Clark, G. Maass, B. Pfeiffer, D. Bateman, D. Voel- pel, H. Weinstein, B. Lightfoot, J. Hawkins, R. May, H. Stott, D. Axtell, R. Baurer, D. Lien, B. Friedlander, J. Altorfer. Third Rofw-S. Rodes, J. Seaman, E. Allen, C. Burt, A. Hunter, K. Hoerr, C. Russeff, J. Wasson, C. Poppen, J. Inman, D. Herweg, B. Nelson, M. Younge, P. Boodner, S. Higdon, S. Manfield. Second Rofw-K. Haefelin, T. Ruvinsky, D. Kuntz, J. Moreland, A. Polk H. Miles, P. Harvel, S. Whitcomb, J. Sperry, J. McCormick, M. Freed, P. Gutfreund, A. Maple, C. Peterson. Bottom Rofw-C. Rohner, P. Roby, C. Arata, J. Shively, J. Elson, B. Baymiller, J. Gilliland, S. Bond, M. Seiler, G. Thomson, B. Ely, J. Virgo, L. Anton, J. McGlade, C. Stone, S. Freed. Page 119 v I Don,t you have any smaller change? Our Ticket Committee Operates With Great Efficiency t'Tickets on sale in the ticket booth during all lunch hours is a familiar an- nouncement to all. Those who make that statement possible are a hard-Working group called the ticket committee. They sell tickets for athletic games and almost every other school event. Any student at Peoria High School is eligible for mem- bership on this important committee, which is sponsored by Mr. Van Deventer. These students, Working together, do much for our school. Top Roiw-B. Major, C. Patton, A. Benson, B. Ritsori, J. Kline. Third Rofw-M. Stein, M. Fehl, R. VVilson, Mr. Van Deventer. Second Rofw- B. Mosher, S. Yentes, P. Partridge. Bottom Rofw-P. Kirtley, G. VVells. Page 120 iidgqi-'xi Top Rofw- R. Prier, G. Kincheloe, D. Fogelstrom, L. Mack, B. Sfrond Rofw-Mr. Szepessy, J. Cordell, J. Buck, M. Newcomb, McDaniel, B. Mason, R. Bryant, B. Amblad, D. Pannabecker, J. Lord, M. Trilikis, J. Morton, S. Sterrett, J. Pears, J. Muhl, McDonald, D. Szepessy, F. Saettler. Larson. Third Rofw-J. Merrifield, W. Sharp, J. Mathis, B. Radebaugh, Boitozn Ro-w-S. Hamlin, E. Timerman, S. Long, C. Bach, N. Carlson, T. Nelson, J. Taylor, J. Kauffman, VV. Trendle, P. Conner, C. Stone, C. Taft, J. Naffziger, K. Cowan, K. Keyster Gutfreund, R. Cromelin, D. Larson. Litchfield, J. Binkele. Our Orchestra Provides Music and Entertainment The Peoria High School Orchestra participates in two spring concerts, one at Peoria High and one at Bradley Fieldhouse. The big achievement of the year, and one that takes a great deal of practice and preparation, is the Big 12 Festival. The orchestra is ably directed by Mr. Szepessy. Practice l Practice I Practice l Top Rofw-T. Peerless, J. Smith, T. Scheuermann, D. Tucker, F. Prince, J. Sandy, C. Washington, C. Marshall, R. Bollier. Third Rofw- C. Beck, C. Hall, K. Sommer, D. McDermott, D. Harms, W. Witt, A. Frailey, S. Semlow. Serond Row-B. Manual, J. A Cappella Choir is an advanced music class meeting every day. All voices are selected by the director, Mrs. Linder. They appear in 3 major concerts every year: the Fall Concert, Christmas Vespers, and the VVinter Concert, as rm. Diamond, M. VVeerts, M. Clark, R. Grimm, M. Belsley, J. Grimm, M. Stuart, P. Huisman. Bottom Rofw-K. Sauder, D. Rasor, B. Hale, M. Gilkerson, D. Sumner, M. Shannor, J. Inman, M. Farley, K. Knueppel. Cappella, Girls, and Boys Well as outside programs. The oflicers of A Cappella are: Bruce Radley, President, Annie Stevenson, Vice-President, Herb Weinstein, Secretary, Gary Bass, Treasurer, and Jane Inman, Accompanist. Q me-.5, no Top Rofw-J. Knoblauch, D. White, D. Keller, E. Fehr, G. Brun- Anderson, M. Stuart, J. Johnston, D. Halvorson, L. Scharp, B. iga, S. Hudgens, W. Eilers, J. Canterbury, M. Stone, J. McCulla. Hessing. Bottom Rofw-L. Church, L. Ranson, P. Sharp, J. Davidson, R. Page 122 was . W , Top Rofw-D. Axtell, H. VVeinstein, P. Stone, B. Hathway, G. Eiermann, C. Roehm, C. Kahl, J. Kamarer, J. Wlorman, J. Roth Bass, B. Jones, J. Zinkhon, J. Steinberg, B. Pfeiffer. Third Rofw- J. Knoblock, J. Wyard. Bottom Rofw-B. Getz, L. Grant, R. Perry, E. Smith, G. Peplow, J. Kline, B. Radley, J. Marberry, C. Hanlon, J. Brown, A. Stevenson, M. Sutter, D. Samuelson, J. Eckley, M. P. Wheeler, B. Glass. Second Rofw-J. VVebber, M. Freed, J. Risser, Mrs. Linder. hoirs - ur Robed Choirs Boys Choir is a robed singing group of Sophomore and Junior boys who meet every day. These boys are selected from Boys Glee Club. They participate in three major con- certs during the school year as well as several outside pro- grams. They are directed by lklrs. Linder. The officers in- clude Mike Stuart, Presidentg Jim Johnston, Vice-Presi- dent, Jerry Davidson, Secretary, Dick Keller, Treasurer, and Janet lfiermann, Accompanist. Girls Choir is composed of selected girls' voices. They sing in all school concerts as Well as outside programs. The class meets every day under the direction of Mr. Linder. The oflicers include Kay lVIorrison, President, Judy Easter- brook, Vice-Presidentg Jeanne Norton, Secretary, and Carol VVheeler, Treasurer. Top Rofw--M. Fehl, K. Laird, B. Major, P. Beaty, B. Bliss, J. Hamlin, B. Roth, J. lN1cDaniel, C. Mavity, E. Skinner, J. Gilmore, Duke, B. Voss, L. Kelly, J. McCallum, J. Adler. Third Rofw-P. B. Freeman. Bottom Rofw-C. Kuhn, J. Barnes, M. Stein, J. Batten, B. Coryell, M. Houser, J. Norton, K. Morrison, C. Wheeler, Easterbrook, J. Goulden, P. Partridge, P. Kirtley, B. Meyer, G. N. Bell, S. Fleming, P. Tamplin. Second Rofw- S. Martin, S. Snyder. Page 123 Top Rofw-B. Kiesow, P. Patterson, J. Gilliland, H. Miles, S. C. Reber, I. Virgo, N. Evans, I. Long, B. Bodine, K. Sutton, M. Whitcomb, H. Ruecking, L. Meyer, C. Chance, S. Hall, S. Hooste, Seiler, C. Russell, Mrs. Young. Bollom Rofw-J. Wallis, R. Jones, M. V. Shannon. Third Ro-w-L. Vaughan, C. McCaddon, I. Wharton, Marshall, T. VVitt, B. Sumner, C. VVatts, K. Seward, S. Shipp, J. C. Poppen, D. Goldstein, N. Tjarkson, I. Inman, P. Harvel, D. Wasson. deRevy, S. Nothdurft, B. Ely. Second Rofw-S. Taylor, L. Nelson, ' l d B Gl Cl b Off Girls Glee Club is a large group of Sopho- ances is dark skirts and White blouses. These more girls interested in group vocalization. girls are under the direction of Mrs. Young. The common dress of this group at perform- Tojn Rofw-I. VVhite, L. Long, S. Thornburg, K. Reeves, S. Williams, I. Redlich, K. Adams, S. Hackman, V. Loar, T. Risk. Third Rofw-S. Pratt, S. Dennison, Nl. Bennett, J. Koch, M. Kirk- hus, I. Shively, D. Venesky, S. Witzig, G. Hunter, I. Myers. Second Pa ge l2 Rofw-L. Musselman, K. Calvert, D. Drake, I. Dutton, J. VVeddle, A. Schalikaschwili, B. Bouton, S. Elias, I. Voegele, S. Butler. Bottom Rofw- C. Pritchard, S. Moreland, L. Keyster, J. Elson, G. Thomson, -l. Zimmerman, S. Krei, bl. McGlade C. Struben. T011 Rofw-C. Watkins, C. Place, M. Dierker, S. Judkins, N. Fleck, C. Haluska, J. Dodds, S. Schuller, G. Bass, C. VVelch. Third Rofw--D. Kucrth, S. Sneed, C. Middleton, B. Phillips, J. Janssen, V. Lane, J. Sosamon, L. Spalding, S. Merkle, M. Goetz. Second Vocal Entertainment to P. The Boys Glee Club, consisting of sophomore boys who enjoy singing, meets three days a Week. The club sings in the Fall Concert, sgg r31E is 'Y Q Rofw-D. Ferleman, J. Dinkins, P. Pepper, B. Herbstrith, K. Cox F. Fischer, S. Bond, C. Applegate, M. VVelsh. Boiiom Rolw-M Garnett, J. Dutlinger, K. Patterson, K. Carlson, T. Ruvinsky, C Rohner, S. Miller. H. S. Christmas Vespers, and the Winter Concert. Their director is lN1rs. Linder. Top Rofw-B. Lein, T. Roark, R. VanZanberger, T. Losch, G. Meyer, J. Brockway, J. Altorfer, K. Saletzki, P. Sanders. Third Rofw-T. Hunter, R. Dallach, L. Hughes, R. Smith, T. Lapsley, R. Vaughan, B. McCuskey, B. Byerly, P. Langanis. Szrond Row- M. Carter, R. Peyer, VV. Buckner, B. Seelye, B. Brock, J. Ryan, B Poshen, J. VVilliams, D. Towles. Boifom Rofw--D. Costello, S Pople, J. VVasson, B. Miles, S. Tully, H. VVeyeneth, T. Welsh, C Stoecker, F. Polich. Page 125 The Peoria High School Band I A A Top Rofw- G. Kincheloe, D. Hall, D. Bateman, S. Pope, B. McDaniels, K. Greener, N. Reedy, B. McDowell, D. Pannabeeker. Third Rofw--O. Geist, li. Radebaugh, H. Skinner, J. Mathis, L. VVillock, VV. Harrison, B. Tarr, T. Collinson, J. Solomon. i r i , if EX W 'S if-is ' ' sw T ra ff. 4 A., . , ..,. s 52 y zl 2. Page 126 Svrond Rofw-T. Howe, B. Lord, A. Barnes, K. Cowan, C. Stone, D. Van Matre, K. Taylor, G. Baumgardner. Boffom Rofw-R. Christensen, S. Dikos, B. Conley, M. Trilikis, J. Buck, P. Fox, A. Luthy. The l956-57 Peoria High School Concert and biarching Band consists of eighty musicians and their director, hir. Stoskopf. This year the band had the distinguished honor of being se- lected to play for the five county teachers' insti- tute. The band played for all home football and basketball games. After the annual Thanksgiving day game, the band reorganized into a concert unit. The con- cert band gave several performances in our auditorium for students and friends. The Pe- oria High Band Completed its year by being an important part of the all city Instrumental lX1u- sic Festival held at Bradley University. The Pride Of The Student Body ,4-in I I Top Row-J. Mason, H. Godfrey, T. Masters, D. Fogelstrom, E. Sffonaf RIIQU-R. Schonewise, C. Gouveia, Chambers, -l. Pears Tomkinson, P. Bourland, F. Speers, M. Schneider, P. Newcomb. R. Swanson, B. McDowell, VV. Trendle, Mr. Suoskonf, director. Third Row-J. McDonald, F. Saettler, W. Sharp, Reed, Burke, Botfom Rofw-E. Trilikis, Cordell, B. Riley, -I. Nalfziger, S R. Smith, J. Stephens, T. Collinson. Blanton, L. Hill. Kneeling- M. Greiner, B. Danley. Slanding- G. Rubin, Page 127 S. Livengood, N. Walters, K. Britton Top Rofw-B. Bambrick, A. Nelson, L. Tilly, G. Nelson. Middle Row-W. Triplett, A. Benson, VV. Tripplett, G. Axelrod. Bottom Rofw-Mr. Lurie, L. Benson, S. Bremer. Seated-B. Steinbach fK9BNKj, G. Endies CK9EHFj B. Sturtevant QK9CDCj. Amateur Radio Club The Amateur Radio Club has offered to Pe- oria High School students interest in the ex- panding field of electronics. Under the sponsor- ship of Mr. Lurie and hir. Randall, the mem- bers operate the school's own station, WQJVR. Although most of the members are licensed ra- dio amateurs, anyone with a real interest in be- ing a Ham may come to the meetings. Standing-N. Evans, C. Russeff, S. Harker, B. Comerford, S. VVhit- lock, S. Roach, M. Welsh. Seated-S. Livengood, Vice-President, Miss Kellogg, Advisor, S. Cornell, President. Page l28 Standing-C. Struber, V. Cox, B. Fleming, C. VVelch. Seated- R. Prugh, C. Chance, M. Brownell, Mrs. VVilliams. ath Club Students with a desire to further their math- ematical abilities are invited to join the Math Club. The members meet regularly to discuss mathematics and play cards, which develops their reasoning power. The sponsor of Math Club is Mrs. Williams. Special Writers Club The Writers Club was formed this year to stimulate original articles for the Opinion. These students, under the guidance of Miss Kellogg, have done an exceptionally fine job and should receive a lot of credit for their Work. . Ti Standing-D. Metcalfe, T. Branson, T. Ennes, B. Steinbach, W. Mearkle. Sealed-J. Stoll, I. Wellner, S. Degenford. V l l Stage Crew Projection Crew The Stage Crew is the group of boys who are The Projection Crew is the nucleus of educa- responsible for the lighting, sound, and me- tional movies around Peoria High School. chanics of our auditorium. They keep our stage These dependable boys give up their study pe- in shape as well as do all the lighting for plays, riods to make classes more interesting with concerts, musicals, and assemblies. They are films. Their sponsor is Mr. Bauder. under the sponsorship of Mr. Lurie. l Top Row-L. Brastield, A. Berry, D. Drake, 1. Belden. Middle Rofw-I. Carson, F. Brown, D. Brooks. Bottom Rofw-R. Baurer, D. Wilson. Seated--B. Brown, Mr. Bauder, G. Schuller. Page 129 F - 4 I A..A . fs- Q... ,W . Top Ro-w--J. Howard, M. Dierker, C. Peterson, I. Caho, M. Mead, M. Walker, R. Trope, C. Montag, M. Schneider. Third Rofw-L. Hill, M. Park, A. Dutton, I. Nestler, J. Dodds, L. Flesh- man, K. Patterson, A. Pursell. Second Rofw-M. Maloney, L. Future Teachers Gain The Future Teachers of America is a group of students interested in the teaching profession. Some of their activities this year included spon- soring an assembly for American Education Week, Christmas corsages and pins, and spon- .5 Terence, B. Silverstein, S. Nothdurft, S. Bond, L. Anton, I. Inman. Bottom Ro-w-S. Semlow, Secretary, J. Ansorge, Vice-President, K. Sommer, President, J. Worman, Treasurer. umerous Experiences soring numerous candy sales. Any student in- terested in the teaching profession is Welcome to attend the meetings. Miss hiatson and Miss Coogan are the sponsors of this line group. Top Rofw-Miss Coogan, S. Bower, B. Zipper, G. VVilson, M. Sutter, C. Kuecker, L. Dickerson, D. Smith, D. Hall. Illiddle Rofw -E. Tate, C. Blanco, S. Rodes, M. Miller, S. Miller, S. Miller, Miss Matson. Bottom Row-J. Seamon, D. Hupprich, K. Hage- meyer, C. Wysong, K. Huber, P. Forman, E. DeLong, I. Johnson, C. Trope. Page 130 Top Rofw-T. Risk, R. Trope, M. Katz, P. Boodner, L. Kinder- Bottom Rofw-I. Muhl, S. Jibbens, L. Litchfield, E. Skinner, A. man, S. Duffy. Middle Rofw-Miss Fieselman, K. Sommer, G. Waller. Shoemaker, M. Brownell, K. Hagemeyer, A. Polk, Mr. Stanger. Library Club Library Club consists of thirty-five Peoria High School students Who assist in the function- ing of the school library. Each of these library assistants Works one period a Week performing the duties necessary for the operation of an eHi- cient library. Their sponsors are Mr. Stanger and Miss Fieselman. Future Nurses The Future Nurses Club is a group of girls who are interested in nursing as a profession. Field trips through the hospitals and clinics are taken for their benefit. The Future Nurses Club is under the sponsorship of Mrs. Keithly and Mrs. Turley. Top Roiw-J. Ballantyne, P. Anderson, C. Howard, J. Motteler, Mrs. Keithley, F. Aberle, M. Koerner, I. Krause, B. Freeman, C. J. Callaway, D. Herweg, S. Manfield, M. Carlson, D. Larson, M. Wysong, P. Wilkinson, S. Hardy, I. Passwater, Mrs. Turley. Timm. Middle Rofw-M. Sauers, A. Barnes, K. Morgan, M. Fish, Seated-V. Hohulin, Secretaryg P. Batten, Presidentg V. Peck, B. Freeman, E. Skinner, P. Huisman, I. Nestler. Bottom Rofw- Treasurer. Page 131 Top Rofw-A. Schaffer, R. Prier, B. Pfeiffer, C. llanlon, D. Ruckle, T. Howe, B. Jones, J. Goodlad, S. Curtis. Middle Rofw -S. Harker, C. Bringer, D. VVilson, P. Huisman, P. Parks, S. Pre-Med Club Pre-Med Club originated at the request of students last year. Its purpose is to acquaint its members with the various fields of medicine. This year Pre-Med Club visited the Forest Park Foundation, the Michael Reese Hospital in Chicago, and the Museum of Science and Industry. Miss Kinhofer is Pre-Med Club's sponsor. Barrett, K. Del-Bolt. Boifom Rofw-Miss Kinhofer, T. Solomon, Secretary, B. Lucy, President, B. Coker, Treasurer, B. Glass, Vice- Chess Club The Chess Club of Peoria High met every Thursday night during the school year. All stu- dents interested in chess were encouraged to participate. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Step- ping, the various techniques of the game Were discussed. The officers were Phil Schmidt, President, Alvie Jones, Vice-President, and Jane Binkele, Secretary-Treasurer. President. Top Rofw-S. Pope, C. Isgren, B. Coker, P. Schmidt, R. Prier, I. P. Gutfreund, C. Martin, I. Binkele, Mr. Stepping. Seated- Hunter. Middle Rofw-P. Endres, B. Dallaeh, T. Munns, J. Can- B. Marshall, A. Schaffer. terbury, B. Greene, J. Daker. Bottom Rofw-A. Mearkle, A. Jones, Page 132 Top Rofw-B. Jones, B. Glass, P. Schmidt, T. Hunter, R. May, T. Risk, N. Horton, E. Ansorge, T. Howe. Third Rofw-L. Ranson, M. VVeerts, C. Roehm, J. Dutton, C. Poppen, S. Page, M. New- comb, P. Harvel, M. McNulty. Serond Rofw--A. Barnes, L. Nel- son, K. Seward, J. Gilliland, D. Venesky, J. Elson, S. Whitcomb, Bridge Club This is the first bridge club that has been organized at Peoria High. They meet every Wednesday after school. Anyone interested in playing bridge is welcome to come to the meet- ings. Miss Kinhofer sponsors this new club. A. Schalikzischwili, J. Moreland, S. Bond. Bottom Rofw-D. Kerr, K. Patterson, J. Shively, S. Nothdurft, B. Bodine, L. VVeaver, A. Maple, D. Kuntz, L. McCorvie, S. Reyburn. Seated--R. Prier, Secretary-Treasurer, I. Grimm, Presidentg Miss Kinhofer, Sponsor Social Science Club Looking into the Little Theater after school some Wednesday, you may see a group of stu- dents in spirited debate over a topic of local, national, or international interest. Perhaps they are being entertained by a prominent Peoria citizen, or it's very likely that they may be lead- ing the discussion themselves. This is the Social Science Club. On the agenda will always be an interesting topic which will probably provoke a question and answer period after the talk. The sponsor for this active club is hliss Wood. Top Rofw-B. Coker, J. Zinkhon, C. Isgren, M. Solomon, D. Wil- ton, R. Cohen, S. hflanfield, S. Buck, J. Knoblock, M. Peplow Third Rofw-C. Trope, S. Semlow, D. Wilson, J. Norton, R. Swan- son, M. Houser, N. Bell, G. Gardner, J. Mohler, V. Lambert. Second Rofw--G. Peplow, S. Brown, K. Sommer, I. Ballantyne Page 133 I. Nestler, V. Creighton, J. Adler, L. Burlison, A. Pursell, B. Ler- man. Bottom Rofw -- J. Thomson, N. Slagell, B. Bower, B. Meyer C. Martin, J. Inman, E. Tate, C. Hunn, L. Anton, J. DeLong, G VVclls, Miss Wood. Top Ro-w-J. Carson, T. Morgan, J. Mason, A. Schaffer. Middle Rofw-bliss Eisele, C. Martin, J. Callaway, D. VVilson. Bottom Rofw-J. Norton, J. Horn, S. Freed, D. Kruse, Miss Londergan. Debate Team Peoria High School's debate team, in its third year since it Was reorganized after a lapse of 75 years, has been extremely active. The team, under the direction of Miss Eisele and Miss Londergan, has gone to numerous tournaments throughout the year. The debaters meet several nights a Week after school to plan their cases. In debate many desirable speaking and character traits are adopted by the participants. Pages and fflce Assistants The Pages and Office Assistants are a group of girls Who give up a study hall to help one of the Deans or Counselors. They handle the switch board, run various errands for the teach- ers and ofiice Workers, and do filing and secre- tarial Work. They are under the guidance of Mr. Durham, Miss Poshard, Mrs. Parker, and hir. O'Toole. Top Rofw-S. Kramer, S. Higdon, J. Ansorge, C. Montag, M. Timm, M. Mead, M. Walker, J. Inman, B. Roth, S. Breed, M. McNulty, J. McCormick. Third Ro-w-R. Swanson, J. Price, N. Collinson, S. Curtis, S. Neff, M. Peplow, L. Burlison, M. Churchill, L. Lizer, S. Bulman, B. Bodine, B. Godfrey, Mr. O'Toole. Second Page Ro-w-Mr. Durham, D. Beil, L. VVeaver, J. Koch, B. Zipper, P. Evans, B. Bower, A. Maibach, D. Patterson, M. Joyner, S. Yentes, Mrs. Parker. Bottom Rofw-Miss Poshard, D. Chance, B. Stalcup, S. Sloop, L. Anton, J. McElwee, V. Shelby, B. Lord, G. Younge, N. Slagell, C. Hill, B. Silverstein, G. VVells, J. DeLong. Top Rofw-J. Heninger, S. Higdon, E. Ansorge, N. Potlinger, P. Guthrie, C. Rusself, J. Wasson, J. Bechwith. Third R0-w-I. Nestler, B. Nelson, B. Manuel, R. McGhee, C. Mavity, P. Cooper, L. Fleshman, C. Pieschel, M. Hawks. Second Rofw-S. Rodes, Junior Red Cross The Junior Red Cross is a group of students representing each home room. They inform the students of the Red Cross activities in which the school participates. They take part in an annual Red Cross Drive. They are under the sponsor- ship of Mrs. Ross. S. Squires, L. Litchfield, K. DeBolt, D. Garnett, E. Tate, I. John- son, N. Potter. Boiiom Rofw-J. DeLong, J. Goulden, President, S. Armour, Secretary, D. Wilson, Vice-President, T. Morgan, Treasurer, Mrs. Ross, Sponsor. Co-Op Club Keeping with its purpose of gaining a better understanding of the business World by actual training-on-the-job, the Peoria High Co-Op Club adds to the knowledge of its members Who plan a business career. The club is aliiliated with the Illinois Gflice Occupations Association and often attend conventions pertaining to their business careers. Their sponsor is Mrs. Pock- lington. Top Rofw--S. Green, L. Freidinger, B. Brown, J. Schearer, J. D. Beil, J. Yocum, T. Gueber, P. Herzog, G. Sanders, Mrs. Pock- Mclntyre, S. Taylor, R. Fehr, M. Staub. Bottom Rofw-H. Yerby, lington. Page 135 Top Rofw-M. Leiter, S. Armour, B. McDaniel, B. Jones, B. Comerford, P. Newcomb, I. Dahl, R. Hofstetter, M. Edger, T. Howe. Third Rofw-G. Peplow, A. Benson, I. Endres, J. Tamkin, M. Resnick, bl. Damasco, S. Giddan, J. Ryan, J. Ansorge, M. Schneider. Second Rorw-I. Larence, J. Naylor, P. Smith, M Younge, S. Rodes, S. Whitley, S. Swardenski, S. Breed, R. Heller Bollom Rofw-B. Baymiller, S. Klecker, J. Gilmore, S. Martin, P Cooper, B. Dornaus, M. Pelini, C. Blanco, J. Kauffman, Mr. Burns P. H .S. Welcomes The .lass Ed' odern Music Club The Jazz and Modern Music Club, spon- sored by Mr. Burns, promotes an interest in all types of music. By hearing talks and recordings at the meetings, the members are able to discuss al. and evaluate the material. This is a new club at Central this year and is a great success With the students. Top Rofw-B. Tarr, L. Davis, E. Ansorge, C. Watkins, C. Wash- ington, P. McKee, B. Brock, B. Byerly, H. Miles, J. Taylor. Third Rofw-J. Gilliland, S. Thornburg, J. McGlade, M. Newcomb, L. Nelson, G. Thompson, J. Sperry, M. Sauers, B. Nelson, I. Zimmer- man, G, Baumgnrdner. Second Rolw-K. Sutton, S. Nothdurft, B. Page Bodine, D. See, D. Clark, G. Fitton, A. Brown, A. Schalikaschwili, B. Zipper, P. Patterson, D. Price. Bottom Rofw-L. Willock, N. Slagell, L. Weaver, M. Trilikis, P. Fox, D. Stahlheber, A. Luthy, C. Rohner, I. VVolland, S. Fleming. Top Rofw-K. Knueppel, L. Litchfield, J. Sperry, M. Schneider, Farley, B. Hale, M. Park, V. Garren, N. Slagell, Mrs. Linder. C. Flower, J. Ansorge, M. Leiter, C. Poppen, D. Larson, J. Norton. Bottom Ro-w-P. Huisman, I. Gilmore, L. Anton, S. Halterman, Third Rofw-C. Muehlenbrink, S. Sterrett, A. Barnes, L. Nelson, I. D. Sumner, J. McElwee, C. Stone, E. Seedorf, E. Timerman, M. Dutton, J. Eiermann, K. Laird, B. Bliss, J. Duke, N. Ulrich. Sutter. Sealed-M. Gilkerson, R. Prier, I. Inman, D. Voelpel. smmd Row-J. Mum, B. Dornaus, c. Mavity, B. Lerman, M. Music Workshop is for Central's Music Lovers Music Workshop presents vocal, instrumen- citals. Everyone is Welcome at their programs tal, and piano programs plus group singing, a whether a member or not. Mrs. Linder is their Christmas program, and Junior and Senior re- sponsor. 515355 .f. I A ' Top Ro-w-B. Pfeiffer, C. VVashington, T. Peerless, B. Burhans, N. Bell, C. Hill, J. Naylor, G. Younge, S. Squires, I. McGlade, E. I. Knoblock, C. Hall, S. Semlow, C. VVatkins, S. Shipp. Third Ansorge, J. Webber. Bottom Rofw-B. Roth, M. Trilikis, C. Ro-w--D. Hall, J. Diamond, K. Sommer, C. Kahl, M. Weerts, V. Haluska, M. Maloney, E. Skinner, C. Roehm, B. Getz, M. Risser, Jones, I. Nestler, J. Inman, C. Walter. Serond Rofw-S. judkins, M. Freed. Page 137 Standing-Mr. Coulos, Mrs. Titus, Advisors. Seated-M. Park, dent, J. Grimm, Corresponding Secretary, M. Whitmore, Treas- Recording Secretary, P. Wheeler, Vice-President, J. Mathis, Presi- urer. Spanish Club Creates Greater Interest In Spanish Language Top Roiw-J. Holling, K. Reeves, S. Wykoff, B. Manuel, A. Reid, N. Butler, S. Halterman, C. Middleton, L. Kinderman. Bottom A. Bengtson, R. Risk, N. Fleck, N. Klein, J. Thomson, S. Duffy, Row-C. Blanco, S. VVhitley, P. Boodner, K. Livingston, D. Kruse, L. Culmer. Middle Rofw-B. Bowton, J. Swardenski, L. Mus- B. Sumner, N. Potter, J. Schwabacher, M. Miller, J. Johnson, D. grove, B. McDowell, C. Deames, L. Ropers, M. Hoerr, P. Kramer, Smith. Page 138 Top Ro-w-S. Giddan, L. Ronson, R. Dennis, B. Byerly, I. Grove, I. McCulla, J. Hawkins, J. McDonald, P. Longmire, D. Lien, B. Jones. Third Rofw-S. Bond, S. Nothdurft, J. Wolland, J. Smith, P. Forman, T. Halperin, G. Lev, J. Perdun, T. Collinson, T. Col- linson, C. Trope. Second Roiw-J. McElwee, S. Martin, P. The Spanish Club is one of the largest Clubs at Peoria High School. Its purpose is to create a greater interest in the Spanish language and to acquaint its mem- bers With the customs and Culture of the Span- ish-speaking people. Some of the programs in- Cooper, B. Dornaus, A. Pursell, L. Sanders, M. Pelini, B. Danley, V. Garren, M. Risser, I. Inman, M. Schneider. Bottom Row- B. Guindon, J. DeLong, S. Reyburn, S. Whitcomb, J. Sperry, T. Ruvinsky, M. Seiler, G. Thomson, C. Rohner, J. VVallis, S. Freed. clude movies, songs, skits, and fiestas. The Spanish Club is also an aliiliate of the Illinois Federation of Pan-American Leagues, a state-Wide organization of high school Span- ish Clubs. The club sponsors are Mr. Coulos and Mrs. Titus. Top Rolw--M. Meehan, B. Burhans, J. VVyard, M. Stone, E. Tom- R. McCormack, J. Morgan, J. Johnson, P. VVilson. Bottom Rofw- kinson, D. Essig, D. Ullman, B. Glass, G. Cheatham, C. Haller, M. Houser, M. Stein, N. Slagell, C. Hill, R. Trope, D. Goldstein, D. Wilton, T. Swain. Middle Ro-w-P. Portman, F. Speers, J. I. Kimble, M. lvlead, C. Poppen, C. Flower, S. Shipp, N. Horton. Knoblock, C. Roehm, B. Amblad, T. Cole, B. Augspurger, G. Bassett, Page 139 I' an is A it o 4 ,pn Top Rofw -T. Risk, J. Merrifield, C. Hamrick, S. Hornung, D. Herwig, J. Swardenski, L. Dickerson, B. Nelson, M. Younge, D. Smith. Third Rofw- S. Whitley, P. Boodner, B. Gillett, C. Blanco, B. Free- man, L. Fey, L. Kinderman, S. Duffy, E. Boyer. Second Ro-w-J. Jans- 316 'Wg sen, B. Phillips, V. Lane, C. Middleton, M. Hoerr, R. Hagemeyer, P Raehn, C. Mees, G. Eliason, S. Schaeffer. Bottom Rofw-B. Reynolds, J. Kimble, S. Shine, S. Hooste, S. Braun, S. Long, M. Brown, E. De- Long, S. Halterman. Cue Club - Drama Workshop for Freshmen and Sophomores 4 - Top Rofw-T. Hunter, P. Schmidt, B. Amblad, B. Tarr, G. Baum- K. Haefelin, P. Roby, T. Ruvinsky, B. Bodine, K. Keyster, L. gardner, M. Newcomb, N. Fleck, H. Miles, B. Ely, M. VVhitmore, Keyster, L. Weaver, I. VV0lland, C. Martin. Bottom Rofw-P. H. Ruecking. Third Ro-w-M. Seiler, B. Clausen, A. Maple, S. Patterson, I. Gilliland, S. Bond, C. Rohner, C. Poppen, J. Morgan, VVhitcomb, J. Sperry, P. Harvel, J. Elson, K. Seward, S. Walker, M. Sauers, D. Hall, B. Guindon, A. Cumming, D. McDonald. A. Schalikaschwili, R. Finch. Second Rofw-D. Kuntz, J. Wallis, Page 140 Q WWW Top Rofw-M. Leiter, S. Page, B. Baymiller, S. Sherman, S. Hob- son, M. Brown, M. Lawless, C. Welch, C. Russell, N. Horton. Third Rofw-Miss Kent, D. Kruse, K. Livingston, E. Allen, P. Kramer, K. Patterson, E. Trilikis, J. Smith, J. Wasson. Second Cue Club is an organization for Freshmen and Sophomores interested in dramatics. An outstanding program of dramatic presentations Rofw-J. Inman, C. VVysong, G. Thomson, L. Nelson, S. Nothdurft, J. Virgo, J. Neuhaus, J. VVitt, C. Watts, M. Grant. Bottom Row -P. Armstrong, P. Parks, C. Arata, S. Hamlin, P. Ulmh, J. Dutton, K. Sutton, B. Zipper, J. Zimmerman. were given during this past year. The advisors of Cue Club this year were Miss Kent, Mrs. Pappas, and Mrs. Wise. Top Rofw-J. Howard, S. Judkins, L. Meyer, N. Evans, R. Trope, M. Katz, J. Callaway, S. Cooley, E. Ansorge. Third Rofw-B. McDowell, C. Muntz, G. Fitton, L. Ropers, N. Doubet, J. Seamon, S. Portman, S. Rodes, J. Houser, S. Harker. Second Rofw-M. Edwards, S. Shipp, N. Butler, C. Bach, M. Koerner, P. Patton, C. Stone, L. Lipkin, J. McGlade, L. Davis, C. Kuecker. Bottom Rorw -E. Timerman, L. Culmer, S. Sneed, W. Easterbrook, K. Wyard, S. Wallace, S. Thornburg, M. Maloney, S. Freed. Page 141 Way. Second Rofw-R. Swanson, L. Larson, C. Peterson, I. Jans- sen, D. Kynaston, L. Reighart, S. Harker, L. Dickerson, M. Younge D. Smith, S. Cooley, S. Broadhurst. Bottom Ro-w-N. Doubet, S VValker, J. Buck, P. Roby, N. Evans, J. Seamon, S. Portman, F Brown, B. Marshall, M. Carter, L. Meyer. Latin Club Features a Roman Saturnalia Play Top Rorw S Whitlock B Rodes I Tamkm M Hmnen S field. Serond Rolw-N. Bagley, B. Reynolds, S. Hobson, K. Hage- Dunlap R Dleken B Yoelker, T Morg'1n S Stoclola C Howard meyer, L. Fey, K. Miller, S. Sneed, J. VVoolsey, G. Bass, J. Allen- M Malonex V Lambert A BlggS Tlzzrd Rau C Mees L spach, P. Irving, Miss Swisher. Boltom Rolw-K. Morgan, C. Hill I Swedell S Schaeffer G Eliason R YanZandbergen S Pueschel, B. Phillips, V. Lane, L. Schearer, J. Wentz, E. Stuttle, McGaughe5, M Grussemeyer T Remes H Ruecking L L1tch M. Koerner, J. Neuwirth, 1. Briney, R. Finch. , .- ,.-. , il Top Row-I. Elson, M. Jinney, M. Katz, A. Polk, N. Horton, S. Schuller, D. Clark, G. Fitton, C. Taft, S. Hyler, K. Wyard, J. Mills. Third Rofw-M. Newcomb, V. Noe, J. Long, D. Kerr, S. Braun, S. Barrett, J. Krause, L. Lipkin, S. Livengood, A. Luthy, M. Grant, Mr. Gall. Second Rofw-S. Lindig, B. Baymiller, I. Inman, J. Latin Club, a large group of pupils presently and formerly enrolled in Latin classes at Peoria High, meets monthly. Highlights of our ae- tivities this year Were a Roman Saturnalia play and party at Christmas time, original skits pre- Hargrave, A. Barnes, M. McNulty, A. Maple, D. See, I. Sprenkle, N. Hardy, J. Shively, E. Ansorge. Bottom Rofw--J. Heinz, J. Horn, K. Seward, I. Gilliland, D. Hall, S. Page, M. Shively, D. Venesky, B. Bodine, L. VVeaver, L. McC0rvie. senting Roman schools, festivals, and govern- ment, colored slides of Italy, and a long-hoped for Roman banquet. The sponsors are Bliss Swisher and lN4r. Gall. 'llo Saturnalia,', shout the Roman slaves receiving gifts during the Latin Club Christmas play. Stand- ing-F. Brown, S. Whitlock, B. Finch, B. Dallach, S. Schaeffer, T. Innes, E. Ansorge. Kneeling- KL Carter, Horn. Page 143 QSM' MW Top Rofw-S. Sternfield, A. Nelson, R. Paluska, S. Anderson, R. Caho, B. Bower, B. Rutherford. Bottom Rorw-A. Dutton, Secre- Prior, P. Schmidt, O. Geist, T. Ising, F. Spiess, D. Bateman. tary, C. Washington, Treasurer, J.Eierm:1nn, President, F. Saet- Third Rofw-D. Keller, C. Isgren, B. Roe, M. Lev, G. Ufen, M. tler, Vice-President, P. Huisman, Accompanistg Miss Ziegler, Schneider, W. Harrison, S. Wineland, R. Morris. Second Rofw- Sponsor. M. Timm, C. Watkins, K. Laird, B. Bliss, E. Timm, D. Fehr, J. Der Deutsche Derein Welcomes All German Students - nn-L. l Top Row--T. Marmon, D. Pannahecker, Johnston, T. Langjahr, ten, S. Sterrett, M. Lawless, A. Niehaus, I. Bixby, L. Nelson, V. D. Axtell, T. Best, J. Dahl, P. McKee, S. Judkins. Third Rofw- Hohulin, S. Beck, H. Sones. 120110111 Rofw-M. Favus, E. Bschor, F. Engelking, R. Peyer, I. hiarcus, R. Anderson, B. Claasen, P. S. Kammerer, K. Kirkpatrick, C. Christopher. Krebs, R. Kreiger, G. Peplow, S. Semlow. Second Rofw-P. Bat- Page 144 Top Row-P. Sharp, G. Herrman, T. Hunter, B. Greene, S. Curtis, V. Garren, B. Lerman, L. Anton, J. Inman. Third Rofw- P. Partridge, S. Fleming, J. Koch, B. Samuelson, K. Keyster, L. Keyster, C. Reber, K. Cox. Second Rofw-J. Binkele, G. Rubin, Der Deutsche Verein, that is, the German Club of Peoria High provides some of the most interesting programs to be found in any club. At every monthly meeting, German songs are sung by all. In December, the annual Christmas party Was held at the Rec. Talented members enter- Top Rofw-G. Harris, J. McCormick, IVI. McGinnis, T. Clark, R. D. McDermott, J. Stoll, T. Branson, M. Wolff, J. Walker, G. Lee Bottom Row-E. Stoecker, M. Evans, B. Sturtevant, C. Wysong, K. Huber, P. Ulrich, F. Aberle. tained and games Were played. At their last Christmas party they also celebrated the birth- day of their Exchange Student from Dussel- dorf, Germany, Friedhelm Spiess. German Club is under the fine leadership of Miss Ziegler. Sleight, B. Freeman, T. Moneo, B. Riley, M. Brown, I. Nestler, K. Hermann, M. Laukitis, D. Schmidt, D. White, B. Peterson. Third Knueppel, M. Heathman, D. Price. Bottom Rofw-J. Zimmerman, Rofw-J. Davidson, J. Carson, T. Nelson, D. Halvorson, J. Sum- M. Sauers, P. Parks, J. Naylor, J. Nluhl, J. McCormick, C. Mavity. ner, G. Doering, W. Sharp, B. Radebaugh. Sefond Ro-w-P. Page l45 Top Rofw-R. Prier, B. Hathway, R. Greener, B. Steinbach, T. L Nestler, P. Huisman, P. Wilson, V. Lambert, P. Batten, C. Dargel, B. Jones, R. Bollier, C. Isgren, G. Cheatham, B. Brashear, Montag. Bottom Rofw-B. Freeman, C. Babcock, D. Sumner, S. S. Armour. Third Rofw-J. Morgan, E. Skinner, R. Cohen, H. Neff, S. Yentes, J. Grimm, M. Gilkerson, A. Maibach, S. Martin, G. Doyle, J. Ulrich, D. Axtell, G. Miller, J. Larence, A. Benson, B. Peplow. Seated-I. Brown, Secretary, K. Morrison, Vice-President, Jury. Serond Rofw-A. Dutton, J. Inman, L. Powell, M. VValker, I. Zinkhon, President, D. VVilton, Treasurer. Junior and Senior Drama Enthusiasts J oin J usendra tl M W it H W as 3 S .asa era Top Rofw-S. Semlow, B. Zipper, C. Vllashington, B. Lightfoot, VVhite, J. Ballantyne, J. Albee, S. Schubert, B. Danley, L. Anton, S. Higdon, J. Norton, S. Manfield, J. Mohler, K. Laird. Third B. Lerman, P. VVilkinson, R. Perry. Bofiom Rofw-B. Dornaus, R0-w-J. McDaniel, C. Mavity, R. Grimm, J. Duke, B. Bliss, L. P. Cooper, S. Hardy, C. Flower, S. Squires, M. Churchill, S. Bul- Sanders, C. Wheeler, S. Freed, I. Ansorge. Second Rofw-M. man, A. Reid, L. Lizer, P. Smith. Page 146 Top Ro-w-I. Larson, A. Ayres, B. lylanuel, J. Diamond, S. Bowen, C. Beck, N. Ulrich, E. Seedorf, L. Grant, M. Houser. Third Row-B. Hale, S. Brown, B. Roth, M. Stein, I. Naylor, C. Hill, N. Slagell, B. Meyer, J. Price, B. Baldwin. Sctozzd Rofw Jusendra is a dramatic club which consists of Junior and Senior students at Peoria High. It gets its name from the Words Junior, Senior, and Dramatics. The club gives short plays and . mm, a , 2 tkw M241 'S . ...jd -B. Getz, M. Risser, C. Muehlenbrink, C. Hall, H. Kessling, V. Holland, R. Swanson, G. Gunn, S. Sloop. Boliom Ro-w-G. Younge, D. Vandagrift, G. Wells, P. Gutfreund, M. Arata, J. Mehlenbach, I. Mattocks, P. Partridge, J. Harpman, M. Pelini. skits at their meetings and assemblies, and they put on one large production in the spring for everybody under the direction of their sponsor, Bliss Spickard. . A A ' Ai .mama ..... Top Row-B. Pfeiffer, B. Glass, J. Steinberg, T. Ising, C. Haller, Burlison, S. Samples, L. Terence, V. Creighton, B. Silverstein, C. A. Bengtson, P. Risk, T. Peerless, J. Wyard, P. O'Day. Third Byars, M. Trilikis. Bottom Rofw-J. DeLong, J. Goulden, V. Rofw-C. Trope, D. Essig, R. Hall, S. Kramer, S. Buck, C. Roehm, Shelby, P. Evans, M. Joyner, G. Wilson, L. McCorvie, S. Reyburn, M. Clark, M. Zwiefel, J. McCormick, J. Knoblock, B. Burhans. A. Stevenson, S. Fleming. Second Row-G. Snyder, M. Snyder, P. Tamplin, J. Webber, L. Page l 47 Top Rofw-J. VVhite, S. VVentworth, C. Fehr, P. Day, S. Leach, W. Easterbrook, S. Rodes, B. Nelson, A. Major, P. Armstrong. Third Row-P. Vonderheydt, M. Fish, B. Lord, J. Easterbrook, L. Grant, B. Meyer, K. Cowan, C. Stone, J. Dutton. Sefond Rofw- Le Cercle Francais est Anyone Who takes or has taken French is Wel- come to the monthly meetings of Le Cercle Francais. Their interesting meetings include touring France via slides, singing French songs, Q64 L. Burlison, B. Hale, J. Goulden, C. Gouveia, B. Gillett, M. Mulder, N. Brown, B. Dentino, C. Kelley, J. McGlade. Bottom Ro-w-E. Timerman, C. Arata, S. Harrison, lvliss Smania. presente Z1 la France and giving parties. One of their Well-known speakers Was lN1iss Bunch, a former French Club sponsor. Their sponsor now is Miss Smania. Top Rofw-J. Duke, K. Williams, I. Howard, M. Dierker, S. Kuerth, J. Seamon, D. Wilson, E. Martin, F. Davis, J. Kauffman, Armour, M. Leiter, C. Buck, B. McDaniel, R. Swanson, J. Worman, J. Dodds. Bottom Rofw-J. Summers, P. Harvel, J. McDaniel, H. Miles. Third Rofw-J. Johnson, S. Neff, C. VValters, R. Crom- well, J. Gilmore, M. Solomon, G. Gardner, G. Snyder, J. Miles, D. Luthy. Serond Row-S. Breed, J. Mohler, P. McBride, D. K. Sutton, J. Moreland, P. Patterson, E. Skinner, A. Schalikasch- wili, K. Haefelin. Page 148 Top Rolw-S. Kramer, S. Buck, B. VVestbrook, V. Jones, F. Hen- -D. Beil, B. Zipper, P. Evans, V. Shelby, E. Readdy, A. Maibach, derson, S. Hager, J. Diamond, M. Zweifel, J. lXlcCormiek. Third J. Albee, S. Bowen, M. Sutter, G. Gunn. Bottom Row-L. Anton, Rofw-M. Clark, K. Ausbrook, C. Kahl, C. Beck, K. Knueppel, B. G. Wells, D. Samuelson, A. Stevenson, B. Silverstein, C. Babcock, Stalcup, B. Hill, J. Webber, Miss Poshard, C. Trope. Serond Rofw -I. Inman, B. Reyburn, E. Seedorf, S. Reyburn. Senior Service Club Improves Our School and Community Senior Service is an active service organiza- tion at Peoria High School. They have volun- teered their services for various duties around school and also in the community. All senior girls are eligible for membership. Among their various activities this year, they ushered for the Senior Class Play, did volun- teer Work at Neighborhood House and the T.B. ollice, and gave a Thanksgiving basket to one of Peoria's needy families. Their Christmas project Was a clothing drive for Lincoln's State Children's Institution. They also played Santa Clausi' and caroled to three of the Senior Citi- zensl homes. Their sponsor is Miss Poshard. Top Rofw-S. Higdon, C. Hall, S. Nlanheld, C. Montag, J. An- McNulty, A. Dutton, S. Curtis, R. Wilson, R. Anderson, I. Nestler, sorge, M. Timm, D. Larson, H. Kessling, K. Sommer. Third Rofw P. Wilson, P. Huisman. Boitom Rofw-C. Muehlenbrink, L. Wil- -J. Ballantyne, I. Johnson, M. Park, N. Collinson, D. Rasor, S. liams, M. Greiner, D. Sumner, J. MeElwee, S. Cook, D. Garnett, Neff, S. Semlow, D. Patterson, I. Largent. Serond Rocw-M. M. Weerts. Page 149 Sharon Neff Raymond Prier Valedictorian Salutatorian Eleven Seniors Place In The Top Ten The Senior Class has a valedictorian and a salutatorian. The fourth high was a tie and the tenth place Was a tie. The CREST Staff Wishes to congratulate our top Seniors. Audrey Dutton Carol Jane Inman Carol VValter Jerry Stafford Third Place Fourth Place Fourth Place Sixth Place Sandra Jo Curtis Carol Ann Roehm John Dunn Carl Isgren Barbara Shore Seventh Place Eighth Place Ninth Place Tenth Place Tenth Place Page 150 SENIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Top Rofw-T. Peerless, C. Montag, M. Timm, R. Prier, S. VanWinkle, B. Hathway, C. Washington, A. Teder, J. Swardenski, A. Howard. Third Rofw-I. Stafford, S. Curtis, I. Nestler, B. Radley, R. Hermann, M. Solomon, T. Ising, C. Isgren, G. Wiss. Second Row- C. Walters, A. Dutton, S. Neff, K. Sommer, M. Weerts, J. Worman, B. Maloney, D. Essig, J. Dunn. Bottom Row-M. Gilker- son, I. Inman, B. Shore, J. McCormick, M. Clark, M. Belsley, C. Roehm, P. Evans, M. White. Not present for picture-J. Grimm. ational Honor Societies Recognize Outstanding Seniors and Sophomores JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Top Rofw-L. Stewartson, J. Parker, P. Schmidt, W. Reedy, T. Morgan, B. Comerford, VV. Eilers, P. Bourland, T. Hunter, D. Mueller, I. Howard, T. Risk. Third Rofw-D. Halverson, P. Endres, J. Hawkins, G. Ufen, P. McElwee, D. Tucker, S. Tucker, T. Nelson, B. Smith, M. Carter, B. Baymiller, S. Page, S. Shipp. Sefond Roiw-S. Schuller, N. Fleck, N. Horton, M. Newcomb, ul. Dutton, C. Haluska, S. McIntyre, J. VVhite, J. Inman, j. Binkele, N. Evans, N. Klein, L. Davis. Bottom Rofw-J. Kauffman, C. Stone, J. McGlade, C. Applegate, M. Nlaloney, J. Horn, C. Rohner, A. Maple, C. Middleton, I. Weddle, C. Reber, E. Timerman, S. Freed. Page 151 Top Rofw-B. King, R. Russeif. Middle Rofw-L. Marchand, A. Sprague. Baffom Rofw-L. Nessman. Janitors and Cafeteria Workers Top Rofw-O. Clark, D. Palumbo, B. Habben, E. Benazet, L. VVilliams, H. Finch. Middle Rorw--L. Ervin, M. Tyler, J. Hall Seated-E. Shess, A. Ziegler, V. Thomson, M. Snyder. Page 152 Future Teachers meet the administrators Just let your eyes follow the phrase. Page 153 3 S, A 4 J g52, H552 Don Ullman, end ' fm. 'ix i Ron Hermann, backiield 1 Q Ralph Wehnes, backfield Bob Lolli, backfield Bill Dewey, backiield 1956 co-captain Y W? Dick Nelson, end WON 7 Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Football . l3 . 33 . 7 . 7 , . 0 . 19 . l3 n . 48 . 33 . 26 7 Gary Bass, tackle I A P I llllqvi 4 nf as 3 3 rlrr 3 3 , Q: A, . A , gg Scores Rock Island Limestone Woodruff Spalding . Streator Springneld Pekin . East Peoria Urbana . Manual . L..-' 1 LGST 3 . 6 O . lZ 0 7 0 6 6 .6 .27 Dale Young, tackle 'A ff 4- Qx 10 r Q Jn, 6 'X 12:9 ,.' v Gene Hewitt, guard Bruce Radley, backlield 1956 co-captain 'YT' Gary Brashear, end K ? '1w Ron White, end Pete Margetis backfield INDIVIDUAL HONORS lXlost Valuable Back . . . Bruce Radley hlost Valuable Lineman . . Gary Bass hlost Improved Player . . Allan hlallory Best Attitude . . . . Bill Dewey 'ALev spots one on the gridiron. Rugged Lions Show Pigskin Prowess Central's high spirited football team, demon- strating their drive and ability, inaugurated their l956 season by jarring Rock Island, l3-6. This yearls team, although small in stature, moved on to an excellent season of seven Wins and three losses. Peoria High's line defense accounted for the Pa ge l58 exceptionally low amount of points their oppo- nents made. Central piled up l99 While their opponents were held to 70. Led very capably by co-captains Bill Dewey and Bruce Radley, Peoria High's sparkling eleven completed a fine homecoming Weekend by tripping Springheld, l9-0. ALL CITY SELECTIONS lst Team Offense: Gary Bass, tackle Ron Hermann, quarterback lst Team Defense: Gary Noble, tackle Bruce Radley, backneld Pete hlargetis, halfback Znd Team Defense: Bill Dewey, halfback The drive toward victory. VARSITY FOOTBALL Top Row-Babe King, E. Cheatham, J. Nelson, I. Backes, D. R3dlC5',JY.CHl1Cl, R. VVehnes, T. Marmon, Jack Nelson, G. Hewitt, D. Bahney, G. VViss Fourth Rofw-D. Hawkins, Asst. Coach, J. Johnston, R. Bagley, M. Meehan, D. DeCremer, C, Noble, R. Urban, J. Kunkle, M. Alspector, L. Augustine, G. Yates, T. Juska, Coach. Third Rofw-B. Jury, LI. Novak, B. Hessing, T. Langjahr, G. Kamp, S. Bowers, D. Pannabeeker, B. Lolli, M. Stuart, B. Smith Snofzri Rofw-D. Ullman, B. Dewey, J. Morgan, G. Bass, D. Nelson, R. VVhite, D. Young, D. Chamberlain, R. Stamm, D. Keller, D. Bremer Bottom Rosw-G. Brashear, A. Mallory, P. Margetis, R. Hermann, B. Radley Hard Work Molds a Sturdy Squad On one frosty Thursday morning, the annual Turkey Day clash brought about a tremendous amount of excitement. This contest between hdanual and the Lions of Peoria High saw Manual eke out a one point decision. Co-captains for next year's team Will be Dan Pannabecker and Gary Noble. Tony Juska therefore ended a period of fine accomplishment at Peoria High of Which he can be justly proud. Congratulations, Tony, and best Wishes in your future coaching career. Page 159 WW w W , Mem, Y -M, -mm 51? W la, Maw? ' 'flM1'fwEWwYm.,1. V3 za tim? V ffl. 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S -, ' v ' , 'C -i,fg ,' N, ' 'slligf fy-,V m l n.- il Vx , F ,Q d' a I 1 ' 5 ,441 -. xl ? X?-If r lr l Q a E 3 4 2 Q 1 ri , A 3 l N if ' 5 Steve VanWinkle, Ando Teder, forward ' forward . ' Scores East Peoria Mattoon . Spalding . Springfield Quincy . Manual . East Rockford West Rockford Spalding . Pekin . . Decatur . Woodruff . Streator . East Peoria Champaign Woodruff . Lincoln . jacksonville Danville . Manual . Urbana . Pekin . . Bloomington TOURNAMENT Metamora . Manual . Woodruff . TOURNAMENT Colchester . Pekin . . V' PQ O ,p to 19 ' 1 V 1 1 1 f I ri 55N LOST 6 . 71 . 40 . 68 . 53 . 62 . 51 . 44 . 59 . 49 . 45 . 59 . 52 . 38 . 56 . 56 . 53 . 42 . 64 . 55 . 61 . 45 . 86 . 62 . 31 51 i57 .45 .48 .,.. 1 an ig , 13 as , 1 if f 1 f ffiiti ' 3 1 2 -3 .a sig ,dlp it Sr 1 tus if 11, , 1 as' Marvin Cochran, forward Ni 5 5 Ron Hermann, guard 'gi M Coach Dawson Hawkins ww fm p , ,1,.A ST .E .g 1 W A X , . 2, 2 ,.,.. Z , ' G an 2 fi f , Chuck Herman, forward 9 .QQ VARSITY BASKETBALL Top Rufw-R. Loar, mgr., P. Margetis, j. Nelson, R. Hermann, B. West, G. Yates, P. Mclilwee, H. VVl1itaker, assi. coach, D. Hawkins, coach. Boliom Rofw-B. DeVore, T. Munns, C. Herman, M. Cochran, VV. Gerard, S. VanVVinkle, J. Polk, A. Teder, T. Kraft, G. VViss, mgr. Precision Ball-Handling Gains Sectional Finals ficrnuann, author of accuracy. Page 164 Basketball Stays on Top at Peoria High Peoria High's basketball status Was superbly upheld by this yearls rim and net squad. Compiling an outstanding record of twenty-two Wins and six losses, the Lions gave out a barrage of points to capture the City title along with being eo-champs of Big Twelve. Fine performances were given by this year's seniors? Pete Alargetis, blarv Cochran, Ron Hermann Ando Teder, lim Polk and Steve Van VVinkle. lim Polk, an all-state 9' Y , . 7 member, took honors as the top player for this year's team totaling 394 points for a 21.6 average in all games. Peoria High Captured the Regional title and were victors in the first contest of the Sectional, being nudged by Pekin in the Finals. INDIVIDUAL HONORS ALL CITY lim Polk . . . . . . lst Team Ron Hermann . . Znd Team Steve Van Winkle . . 2nd Team Pete blargetis . , 2nd Team ALL GREATER PEORIA lim Polk .....,...... lst Team Ron Hermann . . Honorable blention The tip off! Page 165 Our no. l man in action T FRESH MAN-SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Top Rofw-R. Dennis, mgr., S. Giddan, P. McElwee, S. VVineland, R. Bingnman, G. Velpel, R. Hermann, J. Lansford, H. VVhitaker, coach. Boftom Rofw-J. McCormick, G. Harris, T. Cole, T. Kraft, VV. Gerard, L. Stewartson, R. Canterbury, T. Munns, B. VVest. nderclass Teams Reveal utstanding Records FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Top Rofw--B. Parrett, mgr., B. j. Batchelder, J. Nurss, T. Cole, B. Voelker, R. Canterbury, R. Dieken, L. Eveland, VV. Robertson, coach. Bottom Rofw-R. Baurer, K. Greener, M. Harding, J. 1VIcCormick, G. Harris, J. Lansford, B. Johnson. A well-executed slide. Batmen Have Exceptional Season Peoria High's stickmen contributed to Cen- tral's athletic prosperity by submitting a fine twenty-one Wins, six loss record. Their main sparkplug of the '56 season being captain Bill Malone having a .4-l6 batting average, followed by Steve VanYVinkle and Paul VVeishoff, with .34-l and .338 averages respectively. Pitchers donating best efforts the past season Were Ando Teder, Joe Suflield, and Gary Yates, With earned run averages being 9375, 1.42, and 2.30 respectively. Coach Harry Whitaker did a commendable job in piloting his crew as his first year as head baseball coach. VARSITY BASEBALL Top Rofw-J. Stowell, assistant coach, G. Noble, D. Chamberlain, G. VViss, G. Yates, S. VanWinkle, T. West, P. Weishoif, A. Teder, B. Malone, H. Whitaker, coach. Bottom Rofw- C. Fern, manager, J. Nelson, R. Allen, T. Duke, B. Churchill, J. Suffield, B. Lolli, D. Litterst, L. Wood. Bottom Rofw-B. VVest, J. Fahnestock. Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Downer's Grove . East Peoria Princeville . VVashington Pekin . . llanual . Canton . . Champaign . Limestone . FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE BASEBALL Top Rofw--J. Stowell, coach, M. Meehan, T. Duke, G. Noble, J. Nelson, N. Green, M. Bryant, R. Allen, D. Chamberlain, Cheatham, C Kites VARSITY BASEBALL SCORES 2 Central 2 S Central 0 Q Central 7 Central 0 Central 2 Central 2 Central 11 Central O Central . . l6 VVoodland . . . . . -1- Farmington . . . . 10 Streator CDHD . . l0 Streator. . . . . . 6 Princeville . . . 8 East Peoria - - ,6 Spalding ,L ,- l . . Nfanual . . . 3 St. Bedes . DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Central . . . O Limestone Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central 4 Limestone Canton . . x'VOOd1'lli:f . Spalding . VVoodruff . La Salle-Peru Farmington Pekin . lt might be . . . it could be . VARSITY TRACK Top Rofw-B. Ferdinand, H. Bauder, asst. coach, I. Kauffman, F. Saettler, P. Longmire, J. McDonald, VV. Buckner, J. Alcorn, D. 7 lfd Mb M h.S dR C'AlrdMAl ctorTMarmnPArm Deflremer, J. Vlasson, H. Fu or , J. ar erry, El. eyers, coac . 'fron ofw- 1. xe o , . spe , . o , . - bright, R. Urban, D. Pannahecker, R. Imes, 1. Morgan, P. Lane, mgr. Bottom Ro-w-J. Bradford, H. VVall, P. Dalton, B. Wilson, A. Huff, S. Hull, G. VVood, S. Swank, R. Tripp, J. Davidson, mgr. Tape Breakers Find The track trodders of Peoria High showed their skill and speed throughout the '56 season by grabbing four of their six dual meets. Paced by speedsters Bernard Wall and Pat Dalton, the Centralites excelled not only on the oval, but in field events as Well. Both Pat and VARSITY TRACK SCORES Niorton Pekin . Streator . Chillicothe Limestone Canton . . . 401f6 . 71 . 67 . 373,f+ . 53113 . . 39 TRIANGULAR MEETS 96 .................... . ............ .....,.... l st 33 1f3.... ..... .......... 2 nd 18 273 ......... ...... 3 rd 63 5X6 ......... ...... l st 49 lf3 ......... ..,.... 2 nd 26 sys ..,,.,.,. MAJOR MEETS Central . . . 72 576 Central . . 47 Central . . 51 Central . . 75 lf-l Central . . 64 2X3 Central . . . 79 Central Spalding Lowpoint-VVashburn VVashington Central Delevan Decatur Open ...........................,..........,.................,... Carnival ......... Delevan Track District Greater Peoria.. Big Twelve ..... 3rd .......7th .,,.....lst ........7rh ,.......4rh .........1Orh ictory To Their Liking Bernie were consistent Winners in the mile and half-mile. The latter performer established a new all-time school record in the mile. His time Was four minutes, thirty-six and six-tenths seconds. Huff takes over on the inside. M 'L 45' 3' Tony Juska Dawson Hawkins Head Football, VVrestling Head Basketball, Asst. Football ur Coaching Staff ll Joseph IWYCYS Harry Whitaker Head Track Head Baseball, Joseph Yuhause Swimming Carroll Boekwitz John Deal Golf Tennis Cross-countrv Eugene O'Toole VVilliam tCorkyj Junior Robertson V3f5if5' F00fbf1ll Freshman Football Freshman Basketball Freshman Baseball F resh-soph Basketball N Wesley Wolpert Head Intramural VARSITY GOLF SCORES I J J .H.S. .H.S. .H.S. I I , 1 .H.S. .H.S. .H.S. '.H.S. '.H.S. '.H.S. D J J 7 D .H.S. .H.S. .H.S. .H.S. .H.S. ,Quincy Invitational .... . ....................,.. lst place Peoria High Invitational .......... l.H.A.A. District ................... ,..... l st place Sig 12 ................... .......... l st place l.H.A.A. State ....... ......,. 2 nd place Won l3 Lost l . . 18 Pekin .... O . . Z9 lllanual . . . l . . l-l Limestone . l . . 15 East Peoria . . 0 . . -l VVaukegan . . l6 . . ll Pekin .... 9 . . 17M Pekin-Freeport . ZZ . . IZM VVoodruff . . ZH . . 12 Spalding . . 3 . . l5 East Peoria . 0 . . 15 Canton . 0 . . l-l Limestone . l . . l-l lllanual . . l . . ll VVoodruff . . . -l- .,,...lst place Golf Squad Not to be outdone by other athletic teams, our Peoria High clubmen compiled an outstanding record. Teamwork paid off as the Centralites smashed opponents in all but one of their seven- teen exhibitions. Mr. Bockwitz's crew, led by l9S6 co-captains Larry lylarkman and Mike Klein, chalked up First place honors in both thc Quincy Invita- Swardenslci calculates, as Brown and Streibich witness. Collects Honors On Fairways tional and the Peoria High Invitational. At Quincy Larry Nlarkman grabbed second place, while teammate hlike Klein received fourth place. Outstanding performances were also sub- mitted in the Peoria High Invitational, with -I ay Swardenski, Pres Seckel, and Larry hlark- man collecting first, second, and third places respectively. VARSITY GOLF Toll Rorw-H. Doyle, M. Klein, J. Swardenski, L. Lipkin, L. Markman. Second Rofw-E. jones, D. Habhinga, P. Seckel, -I. Brown. , , I ,J , ' ' ' Botlom Row- C. Bockwitz coach . Kruft . Newsam B. Stl'E1blCl'l WON 4' LOST 6 Central . . . -ll lfast Peoria . . . 18 Central . . 35 Limestone . 21 Central . . 31 Lincoln . 26 Central . . -15 .Cialesburg . 15 Central . . 35 Limestone . 22 Central . . 26 lllanual . 33 Central . . 19 Streator . -13 Central . . 26 1VIanual . 31 Central . . 22 Pekin . . 37 Central . . . 33 VVoodruff . . 22 TRIANGULAR MEETS Central . . . 23 . . . Roanoke . . . 40 . . . VVashburn . . 72 Wootiriiff . . 31 . . . Central . . . 39 . . .Springfield . 54 Big Twelve .................... ......, ....... ...,... ............. 3 1 ' d District ...................... .... ......... 2 i id Invitational ....... .......... 9 th State .,....................,.,..........,...,.,....,,..,.........................,......... 13th JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES WON 2 LOST 3 TIED l DUAL MEETS Central . . . 35 Roanoke . . . . 20 Central . . -l-2 East Peoria . 16 Central . . 39 Limestone . 25 Central . . 28 IVoodruff . . 28 Central . . 27 Limestone . 28 Central . . 25 Streator . . . 30 lyiahlon and Tom tour the countryside. Hill Trotters Speed Toward Victories The Cross Country team coached by Mr. Deal achieved more success than had been ex- pected from a comparatively young team. In All-City competition the team had a four wins and six loss record. They captured a fine third in the Big Twelve and Were second in Dis- trict. The overland squad finished thirteenth among all teams in the State Tournament. Taking top honors for P.H.S. this year were hlahlon Mahoney, John Beattie, John Kaul?- man, Bernard Ferdinand, and Tom I-lalperin. This year's captain Was Tom Greenwood. VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Top Row-R. Heiser, G. Schultz, J. Wasson, R. Olson, M. VVhite, T. Halperin, D. Brooks, S. Courtney, R. Smith, G. Axelrod, P. Longmire, D. Costello, D. McDonald. Sefond Rofw-B. Ferdinand, F. Speers, R. McCormack, P. Portman, J. Kauffman, J. McDonald, I. Beattie, J. Hawkins, J. May, M. Mahoney. Bottom Rofw-I. Deal, coach, T. Greenwood. ley and Bass look t Ullman watches, as Rad- o coach uska for approval. Wrestlers Produce Outstanding Squad 'l'his year's wrestlers sent forth the best of competition in all matches with their opponents. Glancing at the wrestling data for the past season, reveals a superior record of eight wins, three losses, and one tie. In the Big Twelve race the Lions captured fifth place. Tournament action, this year, saw Gary Bass and Don Ullman both get second places in the 175 and 165 pound classes in the Sectional matches to qualify for State. Leading men on the mats this year, With won- lost records in parentheses, included Dick Ble- Dermott C14-65, Bruce Radley Cll-4--ZH, Don lfllman Q22-35, Gary Bass U3-llj, Gary No- ble Q10-7-lb, and Gary Jakoby Q9-65. VARSITY WRESTLING Top Rofw--J. VVhite, K. Sauder, G. Britton, U. Costello, G. llewitt, ll. Stott, R. Kingsland, D. Bahney, li. Dewey, G. Jakohy, D. Couden, mgr., D. McDermott, T. Juska, coach. Hollow Rofw-B. Radley, B. Hessing, D. Fllman. G. Bass, G. Noble, A. Hermann. 1 . .cn .4 ' L i fs. Q' X VY,4: :7 i ' s Ula ', '-1 nf'li,' I ff!!! if 1. :FW-'.' W ' 'foil' -I Coker amazes his opponent. , Courtsters Submit Fine Record Our racket men finished strong as they swept the last three meets in a row in the '56 season, and they remained undefeated in city competi- tion to become City Champs. Finishing the season with a Hne record of ten Wins in seventeen matches, the team also placed second in District and sent our doubles team to State, Where they unfortunately lost in the first round. Last year's captain Was Bob Brown. Chosen to lead this year's squad was Joel Schwartz. TENNIS TEAM Top Rofw-H. Weinstein, P. Portman, T. lyloore, G. josenhans, D. Schmidt, F. Speers, I. Hawkins, B. Coker, G. Meyer, T. Wahlfeld, B. Jury, T. Tingwull, J. Schwartz, K. VVitt, L. Mciilade, C. Inman, A. VVild, J. VVilson, S. Tucker, M. Heller, J. Knoblauch, K. Sauder. Iioiiom Rofw-B. Brown, J. Deal, coach. M. VARSITY SWIMNIING Top Rofw-T. Swain, B. Montgomery, T. Roark, F. Dean, F. Brown, D. Yuhanse. Middlf Rofw-I. Yuhause, couch, F. Hnlson, C. Marshall, B. Harrison, T. Luthy, D. Tucker. Bollom Rofw--D. Harms, T. Ising, S. Herinan, K. Riley, R. Allen, R. Bollier. Swimming Squad Strokes To Fine Season The frogmen of Peoria High have made themselves recognized by their line perform- ances this year. Their outstanding accomplish- ments include winning seven of their twelve swimming meets. Several records were established the past sea- son, including many by Tom Ising. At the State Fleet, Tom received fourth place in the l5O yard individual medley. This feat also estab- lished a new school record, the time being one minute, thirty-live and four-tenths seconds. Also bringing home honors from State this year was the 200 yard free relay team filled by Richard Harms, Bruce Harrison, Kirk Riley, and Steve Herman. The time was a new school record, and it got them a seventh place in State. FRESHBIAN-SUPHONIURE SVVTBIBIING Top Rofw-S. Stodola, B. Joyce, T. Vvade, M. McGinnis. 130110111 Rofw-D. Suf'l'ield, R. Rodes, Nl. Hinncn, T. Clark, Russell. Varsity Swimming Scores Central . . 50 Waukegali . . 27 Central . . l4 New Trier . . 63 Central . . 43 Bloomington . . 34 Central . . 45 Danville . . 32 Central . . 36 Danville . . . 4l 5 LaSalle-Peru . . 3l Central ' G 56 Urbana . . . ll Central . . 43 Bloomington . . 34 Central . . 57 LaSalle-Peru . . Z0 Central . . 37 Champaign . 40 Central . . 3l Burlington . . . 46 Central . . 44 East Rockford . . 33 Central . . 31 Culver M. A. . . 46 Big Twelve .... ....... 2 nd State .....,.... ,..... l lth Don Tucker, showing superb diving form. Letter1nen's Club Honors Athletic Participants LETTERMENB CLUB Top Ro1w-- S. Bowers, Nl. Alspector, J. Polk, S. VanVVinkle, A. Teder, J. Swardenski, G. Bass, R. Hermann, D. Ullman, M. Cochran, P. VVeishofT, K. Riley, J. Schaumburg, T. Ising, F. Stuber, P. Portman, J. McDonald, M. Stuart. Third Rofw-VV. Deatherage, G. Jakoby, T. Greenwood, J. Bridson, G. VViss, D. Nelson, B. Streibich, E. Cheatham, R. Stamm, J. Morgan, G. Brashear, D. DeCremer, J. Novak, B. Coker, B. M. Smith, J. May, T. Grimm. Serond Rofw-G. Kamp, S. Courtney, D. Keller, J. Davidson, M. Mahoney, J. Brown, J. Kruft, R. Imes, B. Dewey, A. Mallory, D. Chamberlain, J. Johnston, J. Melzer, B. Hessing, L. Augustine, D. Bremer, J. Kunkle, G. Hewitt, D. McCormack, J. Kauffman. Bottom Row-T. Langjallr, T. Halperin, J. Beattie, J. Bixby, R. Dennis, B. Ferdinand, D. Harms, D. McDermott, H. Stott, J. Meyers, sponsor, P. Margetis, D. Young, D. Bahney, J. Cahn, T. Mormon, G. Noble, B. Smith, D. Pannabecker, B. Jury, R. Urban, R. Allen, J. Schwartz, A. Hermann. P f -- f - - ' 4 f -: News U www rr- -. -,v, M--T-1 . s Ufvf .., -. Q. , . ., . . s, rm .. . . , gl, ms... , ,..A,r.....,..,.,,.....,M,, new J ear: w ' Champions! - lntra-City High School League Lvfl to Right-VV. VVolpert, sponsor, B. Glass, D. Essig, B. Hathaway, J. Sandy, J. Stafford. Intramurals Develop Interest And Ability Eight hands and only one ball! miie xi W .,u1 m L The intramural program at Peoria High, under the well-handled sponsorship of Nlr. VVolpert, has Created mueh enthusiasm and well rounded competition. This program includes football, baseball, basketball, bowling, and other contests between boys anywhere from a freshman to a senior. The games are usually held after school on week nights. The basketball season brings about the intramural tournaments which everyone looks forward to. The intramural program in- terests everyone and is enjoyed by all. Standing-Judie Heninger, Vice-President. Seated-Mary Anne Farley, President. G. A. A. This year a state organization of high school girls that belong to G.A.A. par- ticipate in different sports and activities after school. It is sponsored by heirs. Brown. By selling pencils at the begin- ning of the year they raise money to pay for the parties during the year. They meet every Thursday after school in the girls, gym. Top Rofw-B. Voss, A. Bengston, J. Bahney, M. Farley. Third Rofw-Pl. Butler, C. VVelch, J. Heninger, J. Dinkins, E. Teague, J. VVhite. Sefond Rofw-S. Hooste, N. Clark, K. Cox, D. Manuel, L. Litchfield. Bottom Rofw-J. Rogers, S, Hyler, J. VVoodward, A. Lnthy, R. Manuel. Standing--S. Hooste, A. Walker, A. Bengston, B. Voss, D. Welch, C. Zweifel. Kneeling-L. Litchfield, A. Luthy, R. Manuel. just like Van Winkle does it! Page 179 N S 5 Q s 5 5 5 3 s , 3 E 3 5 3 E 3 2 U s S 0 A 3 . 4 ii 4 3 5 5 S l 1 Q i 1 3 1 Enwiemfmmwifsvw1Ssm3.M?5QMIf92wSQiw?ewB : 25,Ymf'Si?m'w:4fzims4 vfsswimzisez .as MK sBawm2f:S:Y?mi.msm.we9fw.v:52r swwifimaaAMsQwki WQ.SQEi?.?m91e YSEQKQX 2 aLZ2Lfq.u,3a5amW'2vHiiK ASf.Q11,22is Q 'Sf:?2 1 Q A zvmaif wiiWASiS?5YLS.33wmnsM5a2YiI5F2553 bi-E3s?iiwLQiif,ZL lfifii iiiiliivyrelfm 1954 VL fl F533 84 x wb? 4 B' i'5'ZSlsff W M55 1 fx s x W, N' .,.. . '-'v ..V. . 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Bradley University maintains the highest accreditation, a distinguished faculty, and a broad curriculum with more than sixty major fields of study. Bradley University has more than a hundred clubs, sororities, and fraternities, offering a Wide range of activities and interests. Bradley University possesses an excellent Air Force ROTC unit. Bradley University has a cosmopolitan student body, personal student-faculty associations, and a highly cultural free lecture-arts program. Bradley University has a place for you. SUMMER SESSION. 1957 IUNE 17, 1957 FALL TERM BEGINS SEPTEMBER 16. 1957 For additional information: DIRECTOR CF ADMISSIONS BRADLEY UNIVERSITY Peoria. Illinois Page 188 - ., - Q- .. v- .-, ..- ..- up ,n.-.- - -.- lt alll I WELCOME . . . to shop I First with the new . . look first at your Bloclc Everything for you! I DUI' PUIPOSC . so you will always want to 8m Kuhl Store Everything for your home! our pledge to please you our guarantee WELCUME . . . to work Opportunities in every field: buying advertising Cli5Pl0Y merchandising selling food services traffic office functions PefS0rtnel store management M operations accounting ' interior decorating 1 wW U9 . 'h. ,J . '. r --.. M rsldtlillm -' I- '- , n,, r t UW W 'lit l ' ' . - I' lil ll 'ill .-' - - ' '4'. : V llll' ll 5 ru' ' GENERAL OFFICES: . ,l y ill 124 S. Adams St., Peoria, lll. ...L im JI M S ui r lllll -- P i D 'll J l' Ml' H B -KR kf dl 20 stores 51211, giggctf k g,e155,if d tgzilaiiiftcttgaiedgi form, O O O ' f ' OC S an Of I OWU In cltles A323 Kswisngeg Rggffilrda Danville Store for Homes Bxiilsigrion, Iowa Page 190 PRQCTOR COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 73 Yea s of Co t uous Service A proud addition to Peoria's Hospital facilities, made possible by Community Generosity. For occupancy in 1958. Pg 191 ,cvs AQ, f fy L' gl 1 ii adding up your future Mistake in arithmetic? NO. This is a for- mula showing the financial benefits of a college education based on today's salaries. It shows simply that for an investment of S2000 per yearf and 4 years of your time you may net about 31021000 more in your lifetime than the man whose formal educa- tion stops at high school. The typical high school graduate will earn 5l5165,000 in his lifetime compared to the typical college graduate who will earn S5268,000. These are average figures, and, of course, you can do much better, or much worse. Yet it points out one way you can help assure yourself of 553000 a year more than you could have earned otherwise. This extra income can mean a better home for you . a complete education for your children . a full and more reward- ing life for you and your family. Other rewards a college education can help you achieve may be even more signifi- cant than a higher income: a deeper under- standing of people . . . a greater ability to get along well with others . . . a fuller life, to mention but a few. When you add up the years of your learning, remember that you are adding up your future. And education is an invest- ment in the future which will return to you many advantages. 'tEstzmated average cost of attending college in- cluding tuition, 'room and board, books, and inci- dental expenses. CATERPILLAR TRACTOR CO. Page 193 Ierry Steinberg is telling Mary Claire Clark, jane Wyard, and Steve Herman how envious hc is of SIeve's new stationxvagnn lrom Bower Buick. 1. T. BOWERS MOTOR INC. 828 Main Street Peoria's only authorized Buick dealer Gaye Wilson and Iirn Cochran, decked out in their ivy-leaque outfits, are set for an informal date. THE SCIIIIHDSKI CO. 215 S. Adams Since 1854 Page 19-l Don Ullman, Margie Belsley, Barb Sealtest Dairy Products Get the Best! Get Sealtestl GRAHAM HARDWARE Hardware - Housewares - Glidden Paints Sporting Goods - Barbecue Supplies Scott's Lawn Care Procluctsv Page 195 arun . no 1, Dlck McDermott, Ann Fnjaxley, and nm 'owe a a ree its Ed and Al's ior prompt Sh Sl 1 T Cl ll ll g ourieous scrvlcc ED 81 AL'S TEXACO SERVICE Corner of North and Richmond WOODWARD'S INC. Sheridan Village Showing off striking summer Wear from WoodWard's, specializing in Women's fine clothes, are Iudy Knob- lock cmd Iudy Roth. Page 196 Realizing the quick efficient service at Iohnstorfs, Greg Miller and his friends, Iani Diamond, Terry Peerless, and llse Nestler, always stop there. D 1ohnston's Standard Service Hom col' 601 West Main Peoria. lll. Dealer in Standard Oil Products 5'7...2'Q' SINGER S JEWELRY CO. Jewelry of Distinction Peoria. Illinois Looking over many of the Watches at Singers Iewelry Co. are Ann Mai- bach and Ioel Schwartz. -me Nt Page 197 fin , 7f'ES,- U 1' ,ff- THERE EXISTS NO BETTER EX- AMPLE OF WHAT CAN BE ACCOM- PLISHED UNDER THE AMERICAN SYSTEM OF INDIVIDUAL INITIATIVE THAN THAT WHICH IS CONTAINED IN THE LIFE AND WORK OF THOMAS ALVA EDISON. Thomas A. EDI 0 1847-1931 Central Illinois Q .Light Co1n,pany Preparing io order fx delicious meal ai The Origi- nal Murphy's are luck Melzer, Marilyn Ioyner, Carol Byars, cmd Huberl Stott. THE ORIGINAL MURPHY'S Famous for Excellent Food Page 198 fl if wi f- , 5 1 - .4 . :JRE aa, ,7U.L.tg,v'f Ml ,g5,vtM.tfu amlt,, if r - pf, fa 1-eg O. O 7 ,flJN'l,CJUK..L,'Li-, f t,lu.z5.S Ui 73 v -, X x . ff,, I fi W ,T J yuR3QoLfx,' 'U f 'O ' tl-CI' Ck! x K x i 4f f 5 l a , ,J 1 'f Lftgt'tjtwk,gy1.,xff'i,i,l4-.., LWQQL W YK e wumo AL O M,iiit, O iw i fl Mi i C' ' ' ,Ui , V , me , Ll,f'uQ,, A' ' ,fl ' V. Q ,I Cf ' Q 'QM L,-L,L'L'v7fM'Xy2' ' 'O' ii ' K ,f HGOI So. Adams., f if ,.LiiQ 5-'ilflliwfivcx ci f3fYK-1Jw-i'llQ4ef ' I' Depostinq money fi their ccounts ot Co - merciol Nortionul Bunk are Bob Moloney ond Bev- erly Silverstein. K A t 1 i 'S f 'F jr rt 'Y fl-AJ fvf'N 4- I f M- My- Mix -JV I-YL K X .l , ' ' ' Member of Federqlg eposit f lnsurci-ujle Corpoifation I cf f V R V ' 'J ,! 1 OJ ,O we-LJQ, ti fbi Q-MU' iff ' . W I 4 K A L U! 1' Ml AVfg! I II 1 tw? Page 199 KEENAN'S SPORTING GOODS 514 Main Sporting Goods for the Entire Family Looking over the fine selection of guns at Keenc1n's are Pete Mctrgetis and Ron Hermann. After driving to the golf course in their new Chevy from Downtown Chevrolet, Kris Sommer, Fred Prince, Sally Semlnw, a Ll Bob Pfeiffer are getting ready for a day of golfing. DOWNTOWN CHEVROLET Compleie Auiobody Repair 9l4 Morin Street Peoria, Illinois .. 9 5 7 A ei 0 gn 55 7 gpm 5, NX 25 :IW V:..:rr,,,, . A f fl E' 5 . . . for 77 years ,ig i KY' V W ':i'4:i ' ,,,,M :.. YOUR DEPENDABLE yr ey hih 1'i' r 4? ' :I V HOME FURNISHINGS - i u. --- -f.- r-tin ff' it X Ef i q sg s zisiigsi 1215 11 :., 2,:fQi3iQi sQa2s2sfe5a342s22 .iii-lil 5: U s :f,.: V N ,.b. :y gilzisffi :- F U R N I T U R E C 0. lf You Dorff Know Furniiure IIOIIA-Ml I ADAMS PEKIN - UI COUR1 Know Your Furniiure Dealer Page 200 Pai Evans and Barb Godfrey add qlarnor and finesse to the new spring fashions frorn Berqners. Bergnefs Corner of Adams 6. Fulton Sheridan Village Page 201 CARVER'S LUMBER CO. Complete One-stop Store 603 War Memorial Drive Everything for the Builder Showinq Carol Boehm one of the fine lawn mow- ers sold ai Carver's Lum- ber Co. is Dick Carver. ILLINOIS MUTUAL CASUALTY COMPANY Protect your education - Protect your future 1910 - An Insurance Company Built on Service - 1957 Insure your income - Insure against hospital, medical, surgical, Cancer and Polio expense. It pays to insure with Illinois Mutual- because it PAYS! Home Office - 411 Liberly SI., PEORIA, ILLINOIS E. A. MCCORD, President GEORGE KREI MEN'S SHOP 411 Main D S h tiisshowi BbL1I ne-of h f A Sh I K Page 203 Witnessing cz first-rote oil chcrnge crt DlCK'S SHELL STATION ore Herb Weinstein, Marilyn Sutter, Roger Moy, ond Iudy McCormick. DICK'S SHELL STATION 508 W. Loucks Ave. Peoria. Illinois BRIDES LANE 710 W. Main Peoria, Illinois Vol Creighton ond Pot O'Dcty ore modeling two of the rnony beautiful gowns from Brides Lorne. Page 205 Mcrrthcx Gilkerson and Bob Litiell are viewing one of the many fine displays at Illinois Valley Gloss. ILLINOIS VALLEY .GLASS AND MIRROR 1324 N. Knoxville Ave. Auto Glass Installed While You Wait HUNTS DRIVE - IN Farmington Road Phone 3-7408 for Pick-up Orders Driving into Hunts for C1 tasty snuck are llll y H ylly a nlnllylllvllbyln I Witlmmvmdmlw Donna Rcrsor, Dick Nelson, Fred Stuber, cmd wmlsslsbismwriisswwi 'T A ' hS3 Carol Montaq. Page 206 JACK AND BILLS SPORTING GOODS 206 Fulton Phone s-9068 Dlstrlbutor for Wilson Sportmg Goods - lim Polk, Gary Brashear, anal Chuck Herman are l king over the fine baseball equipment at lack and cg-L,.'Xf2::,, I-H- E e ff ,432 F' E K ,M THE WILTON MORTUARY S ' Q EXPERIENCED - DEPENDABLE - CONSIDERATE Wishes Cenlral Sludenls Every Success Page 207 Reliable service is always true at Blewss Standard Service says Bob Streibich to Mary Lou McNulty, Allan Cormdale, and Mary Ann Drury. BLEW'S STANDARD SERVICE 2200 N. Universily While john Krult is sizing up a mrikc at Peoria Bowl, Dale Young and Art XVilnl are adding up the scores. PEORIA BOWL, INC. 228 N- lefferson Peoria, Illinois Page 208 Rifggggffl ,A Page 209 W fs M 2535 S we WQQKL l 'gl Rm lo Crawford, Don Essiq, lane Inman, and Guy Cheatham always go to HAGERS STI-XGECOACH INN when they want a delicious meal. HAGERS STAGECOACH INN Mt. Hawley Road CRAWFORD FAMILY STORE 201-203 S. Ieiferson To accent their wardrobes Susie and Becky Rayburn are shoppinq for shoes ai Crawford Family Shoe Store. Sue Samples and Roger Loer realize ihat any pharmaceutical need they have will be quickly iilled ai Lizer's. lIZER'S VISTA DRUG 3102 N. Gale Ave. Serving E1 Vista. Hamilton Park. and Vicinity lIZER'S PHARMACY 721 N. Western Ave. Serving the West Blufi and West Peoria We fill any Doctor's Prescription Page 210 Ron Shannon 13 GSSISIIIIQ Mcxrdee Rlsser ln plccmq GTIICISS m her Lune Cedar Chest LOWENSTEINS FURNITURE 218 S. Adams Peoria, Illinois Getting ready to drive out of the showroom in their new Oldsmobile are Bill Witt, Marilyn VVeerls, Art I-Ie 512 rmann, and Valerie Innes. EGOLF MOTORS INC. Y mllz r Oldsmobile dealer for 38 yearsn W. MAIN PEORIA, ILLINOIS Page 211 West Bluff Cleaners PEORIA SAVINGS AND LCAN ASSCCIATION 107 S. Iefferson Street Phone 3-4405 PEORIA, ILLINOIS P g 1 Clark KRAMERS RESTAURANT 6. DRIVE-IN 117 Western Peoria, 111111013 are enjoying ci mouth-Wcrkerinq ck t K mer's Drive-ln. The Nicest Place in Town to Eat Holler, Shcrren Neff, HQ t Kes ling, and Dick Wilton awe' ' N U 5 l ll 4l.l ,:l:1' Q9 l ,l .: i Peoria 's nahunallq famous ll dress manufacturer ,...5:., ,.,..... ,,,.- -. ,.,.,...,.,.,,.:.,.. -.-. ,.:.,.,,g:., -. ' ' 'rr15.r,-:1- i:::E:2:r:z1:::::14s:?3S15, xffrzrff V ' ' ' '-2-'-111:11-rag-2s:3:g:,::1ggg,1- gf-- 9' '-'P - ' 1 OUR 50th ANNIVERSARY Peoria Office Located at 1001 South Adams St. Summa? Wand Emwmwfwihg Page 213 PEORIA HEIGHTS PLUMBING 3503 Prospect Road Peoria Heights 2-3784 Shirley Hiqdon and Darrell Litterst are examminq just one of the fine pieces of kitchen equipment from Peoria Heights Plumbing. Herb Heinz 66 Service Station is Carl Isgren, Audrey Dution, Sandy Halliday, exciting evening. HERB HEINZ 66 SERVICE is 617 W. Loucks Peoria, Illinois Hg, f 1 and Bob Hartsock's first stop before an RX M lil Page 215 A BANK YOU'LL LIKE Page Ieiierson Trust and Savings Bank of Peoria Peoria, Illinois 123 S. Iefferson Ave. Phone 6-0831 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation While Brooks McDaniel is recording their scores, Dick Harms and Charles Washington are intensely finishing their game. AUTO PARTS BOWLING LANES 817 S. Adams Peoria, Illinois by Qu, W If My If all 67 may I wild bb jf5!XdBt!grB w u y e er n ex ur S are qe i recu,iQ for t Sym mqgftktg My My I fxin j'Q! WJ Di ct'v 1 in Iunior nd J W is es Sizes M ww C OMPLIMEN TS OF F REDMAN BRCS. FURNITURE SI BROWN 620 S. Adams Phone 4-3772 PEORIA. ILLINOIS P 7 AETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO. Receiving some friendly advice from Aetna Life Insurance Co. concerning their future investments are Ioy Worman and lay Swardenski. SUPPER CLUB 602 W. MAIN PEoRiA, ILLINOIS Ordering some of that incomparable food at the SUPPER CLUB are Marvin Cochran, Penny Risk, Steve VanWinkle, and ludy Larqent. They certainly know where to head for delicious dinners. Private rooms for banquets and parties, Page 218 ,CL ' f WL L L f A fl MJ QU A Maul' X ky bl , 36 L C A R L T 0 N S E L L M 4 Tl R E C 0 - MLWJTQ '-OLfj .,,',,-,, ., Af if , ' 322 L HAMILTON 'BLVD L . , ' 4: 4 UAI: PEOhlA ILL ' N Q Y Page 219 CRAWFORD SHOE SALON 340 Fulton Exclusive Women's Footwear Marcia Zweifel and Georgia Wells are having CI hard time decidinq which of the lovely styles of shoes to buy from Crcrwford's Shoe Salon. ILLINOIS APPLIANCE INC. Foot of Main Peoria, Illinois Bill Steinbach, Sally Armour, and Terry Darqel look admiringly at the beautiful Sylvania Television sei from Illinois Appliance. B 81 L PHARMACY 2503 Sheridan Road 924 Main Peoria. Illinois Bob Hathway and Ana Neumiller get iheir pre- Scripiions experily filled at the BGL Pharmacy. Page 220 CASH S LESS On the Corner - 2201 South Adams - Since 1880 cn th L d C mera Shop. LENS AND CAMERA SHOP 135 S. Ieiierson Phone 6-1321 Peoria, 111. Page 222 Z , X iflfff 9 - .-:rg ,. X X Q fm X, t v e ' ffl HECHT'S BCJNNY SHCP Vi Shelby and Sue Buck give the right touch to the new spring fashions from Hecht's. e y, Seniors! We Want Your Auto raph, Too! X S 1-----1-1--s-v-s Sign your autograph where it will really pay off- on a Kroger Employment Application. We have excellent positions for intelligent young men and women. . .positions with good starting pay. We'll train you for promotions, too. A Kroger job is more than just a place to work! Our modern Food Department Stores offer a wide variety of interesting, stimulating occupations. You get to move around and meet people . . .you have new experiences every day. . . you enjoy freedom from monotony in clean, pleasant surroundings. If office Work is your preference, Kroger also offers training and opportunities in this field. You'l1 find many unusual benefits at Kroger, too. A free retirement program, a liberal profit-sharing plan, steady work with regular income-these are among the many reasons why it's smart to consider a Kroger career. So come on in before graduation, Seniors. We'l1 be glad to explain how you can sign up for a worthwhile future with Kroger! Act now-phone or see Personnel Manager 111 Persimmon St. Peoria, Ill. Phone 3-3633 Part-time people see nearest Kroger Store Manager Page 223 l r AL HALL'S STANDARD SERVICE Western at Moss Avenue Peoria, Illinois Roger l-lull, Eileen Reocldy, cmd Barb Zipper look on cis Paul Roberts purchases cr fine Atlcrs Tire from Al Hclll's Stand- grd'Service, 5029512551 Q . iii iw sw 253:25 A ifgmtlwssfiff , M1f:iQ5?22:::gg p zeiihzziffki ' , ,viiamzilwz f M' . V . i2E?2T12faii1 fi- -57'-- 2-. V. U i .r .... . .,.- --'- w1a7 iifg:'a 7 7 f ..., ,154 ,... V ww-bwaauurdligziigwsimf N, Q 5 ' 4 Tom King, Doris Vcmclergrifi, Karen Knueppel, cmd Dick Ringel know that the Farm is the best plgce to remedy or growling stomach. FARM DRIVE-IN Glen and University Page 225 BEN SCHWARTZ FOOD SHOP SHERIDAN ROAD NURSERY THE STORE WITH EVERYTHING IN FINER Eoons hffezdzlifjgi 215 W' Mcclme 3823 N. sheridqn Road SM1TH'S DRUG STORES PEoRIA MUSICAL INSTRUMENT co. 2502 Knoxville 617 Main sneei 114 Stratford Drive Phone 4-2195 4615 Prospect Road POTTER 6. ANDERSON Compliments Of IEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS DR. PEPPER BOTTLING CO. Phone 6-6575 334 Fulton 1006 W. Main Phone 4-1277 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES!! DANCE TO THE NAME BANDS AT B A T Y ' S B A R N STATE RT. 29, GALENA RD. PEORIA. ILLINOIS BUSINESS EQUIPMENT CO. PORTMAN 126 S. Ietterson St. sport goods Zmpe' Ring Bmders 122 N. Adams Phone 3-3745 Pen Sets WALKER 6. WERNER IACKSON P. NEWLIN RAYMOND I. FRASER C0 1P'efe, U ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Auto Res 332 Ears: National Bank Building 207 Fayette Phone 4-2134 Phone - - - 3-5147 Page 226 Compumems of MooRE's IEWELERS MONARCH and ENGINEERING G MFG. CO., INC. Tools, Dies, Fixtures, Gauges 6: SILVERSMITHS SPeCiff1 Machinew CORNER MAIN AND MADISON 2728 N. Adams St. Peoria, Illinois MIGUEL'S HAIRDRESSING SALON 'Q ,D 3307 Prospect Rd. CE Open Evenings Phone 8-3659 45394, ' of lr: msuu-9 ANDREEN - NORDWALL 1826 N. University MENS SHOP - CLOTHIERS - EURNISHERS 127 So. Ieiferson Peoria, Illinois Dale Dixon - Phillips 66 COMPLIMENTS OF CALENDAR 31 WESTERN A FRIEND BIGGS AWNING 6. WINDOW CO. ADAMS STREET MARKET Products of Aluminum 6. Fiber Glass Completely Remodeled Wrought Iron 63 Ialousie Windows WE R CLOSE 2301 s. Adams sf. Phone 4-0869 I Compliments of CENTRAL EIXTURE co. CITIZEN REAL ESTATE CC FIREPLACE FIXTURES 0 LIGHTING FIXTURES 708 Main Street Cor. Main and Knoxville Realtor Ben I. Weinstein P . . . eona, Illinois Page 227 Phone 3-1422 CUT-N-CURL BEAUTY SALON 107 North Madison Avenue LLOYD'S IEWELRY Keepsake Diamond Rings Home Owned Peoria, Illinois Robert Congress 335 S. Adams O h d D LANKTON - ZIEGELE - TERRY E1e7Liif'Z,p.,'Q,1'jfs Radio Controls for and Associates A11 Doo,-S Architects 0 Engineers RUSSELL E. KAUFFMAN 1100 Main Street Phone 2-5441 710 Fayette 51, phone 3.0244 Be Wise-See Heiser Mm me Up OPAL HALL sHoPPE , General Automotive Repair 244 S. IEFFERSON STREET Complete Line of SHELL Products Peorids Smartest HEISER'S GARAGE 6. MACHINE WORKS Phone 3-9321 1728 N. Sheridan Rd. Phone 5-6055 Phone 8-1205 Peoria. 111. DOYLE'S DRUG STORE PINE 6: SUPPLY CO. 1830 N' Sheddan Edward I. Doyle. R.Ph. Free Rx Delivery PEORIA, MILO'S PARK N SHOP BLOOMINGTON' 4306 N. Sheridan MOLINE. ILL. For Good Foods CHARLES A. BRYANT AGENCY BROWN'S CLYDE R. PARRISH. Associate Personal Insurance Service PEORIA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS 240 S. Ieiierson Avenue Th ly hool in Peoria specializing in qualifyi q hgh h l Member of the Peoria Association of Insurance Agents q d f top business posit s of all kind Page 228 REULING AND WILLIAMSON MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Phone 5-9926 KNoLL'S STANDARD SERVICE COMPUMENTS OF Cor. Knoxville cmd Lake TIRES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES A FRIEND We Give SGH Green Stamps PHOTOGRAPHY IS FUN PEORIA CAMERA SHOP 3530 N. Adams Street 539 Main Si. OPP- POST OH Peoria, 111. Phone 5-2712 SCHIERER'S DAIRY CAMERA AND PROJECTOR RENTALS R1'1'A'S SALON SWORDS 6. DIETZ 101 West Samuel Road EXCag:1C?IE1gL3nVni1iIdRSITEXjI Products Comer of Prospect 5' Samuel RELIABILITY MEANS SATISFACTION Phone 8-1101 Peoria Heights, I11. 107 S. Jefferson phone 6,2861 VVAIBEIIS 5C to 51.00 STORES The big stores with the biggest values EL VISTA MODERN MARKET 3108 N. Gale Phone . . . 4-2622 Phone 2-4643 119 E. wqshingio SI - E. PECRIA, ILL - 1215 west Main Ph . . . 3-3538 Bm E,vERLY,S KAUFFMAN LETTER SERVICE BR Mu11i111h-DIISICI -Mimeo 1235 Main Streei 1213 W. Bradley PEORIA, ILLINOIS Phone 4-8440 Page 229 MALLOW'S SHOE REPAIR 1223 W. Main 4-1816 First Grade Guaranteed Shoe Repair Compliments of BOGARD'S DRUG STORE University and McClure Ave. Peoria. Illinois Office 5-7623 Gravel Yd. 9-2721 Stone Yd. 9-3514 Peoria Concrete Construction Co. C tcSrWl'tBlk0B'ld' St WALLPAPER 5. PAINT co. WQZKQHQSQESZGIQVZ11 1515 Broadway Street Peoria. Ill. 404-06 s. Adams s1. Phone 3-3761 ALUMINUM WINDOWS Sheridan Village Phone 2-0422 SINCE 1889 A GOOD PLACE TO BUY PAINT 6. WALLPAPER EARHART'S I. G. A. 901 N. Sheridan Road Open 7:00 I-LM. to 11:00 P.M. Finest in Meats, Produce 6 Groceries COIVIPLIMENTS OF GOURAN'S STANDARD SERVICE 3626 N. Sheridan Rd. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND RUESCH SASH 6. DOOR CO. 1007 SOUTH ADAMS ST. Phone 4-5508 WILBUR D. DERSCH ATTORNEY AT LAW 1000 First National Bank Building 6-5533 Phone COMPLIMENTS EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE OF IOWA of Commercial National Bank FERN'S MOTEL Harold Ryan Page 230 BUCK REALTY COMPANY Real Estate Insurance CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF '57 PEORIA 7-UP BOTTLING CO. Compliments oi WEE - WASH - IT - LAUNDERETTE See Us for Your Laundry Needs Shirt Finishing - Dry Cleaning 1720 North Street F RITCH'S HARDWARE 931 N. University Phone 3-3522 Compliments of HUB ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. 908 West Main Compliments of PEORIA FINANCE and THRIFT COMPANY A. L. Kilgus, Mgr. 315 S. Ieiferson Peoria. Illinois TILTON'S BAKERIES Complimenfs Of 807 W. Lake 1924 N. Wisconsin A 6. I LUMBER CO. Phone 5-8042 Phone 5-8431 114 Voss Phone 5-8321 Open Sundays Peoria Heights, Ill. TRAVIS CADILLAC PONTIAC CO. Sales cf: Service 826 West Main Compliments of Peoria, Illinois S 6 S D-R-U-G-S Always at Your Service DEKROYFT-METZ 61 CO. INC. 126 N. Adams sh Phone 3-8741 - Free Chy Delivery Eric Sundeen Ph0ne 2-9137 Glenn Metz L d H 1 ka Al Iakoby Page 231 MATTHEWS MUSIC CO. Gambles Phone 645247 The Friendly sfofe Bqgfmfflgfestgglfgsgggilfegfd 4414 Prospect Road Gibson, Vega and Mmm smnq Instruments AUT0 SUPPLIES - HARDWARE 525 MAIN ST. Selmer and Olds Band Instruments PEORIA 2' ILL. PAINTS - HOUSEHOLD GOODS RISSER 6 COMPANY 933 First National Bank Building Peoria. Illinois Phone 4-3165 INSURANCE IN ALL ITS BRANC1-IES Comphmems of HITCHELL SINCLAIR Sheridan and McClure BRASS FOUNDRY COMPANY Phone 5-9868 Peoria, Illinois We Give SGH Green Stamps IERRY'S SUPER MARKET 2504 Rohmann Avenue at Sterling LADI LEE BEAUTY SALON 2nd Floor. 401 Hamilton St. Peoria Illinois Proprietor LOW PRICES ON QUALITY FOODS LEEADEL KARRICK ALL PHASES OF HAIR FASHIONS SEND IT TO ' - - B I E H L ' S MEMBER OF PEORIA UNIT STLYE BODY CLEANING AND DYEING SERVICE Phone 4-4806 Phone 6-6156 706 Main St. Pe-oria's Master Cleaner TOBIN DRUG STORE 700 W. Main Street PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS A FRIEND Phone . . . 3-8563 COMPLIMENTS OF Page 232 A Aberle, Frieda, 77, 131, 145 Adams, Bernie, 26 Adams, Kay, 67, 124 Adler, Jacqueline, 56, 123, 133 Albee, Judi, 26, 146, 149 Albright, Andrew, 67 Alcorn, James, 67, 169 Alcorn, Richard, 77 Alexander, Dean, 67 Allen, Evelyn, 77, 119, 141 Allen, Howard, 67 Allen, Rick, 56, 112, 167, 168, 175, 176 Allenspach, James, 77, 142 Alspector, Michael, 56, 159, 160, 169, 176 Altorfer, Jim, 67, 111, 119, 125 Anlblad, Robert, 77, 111, 121, 139, 140 Anderson, Gerald, 67 Anderson, Randy, 56, 122 Anderson, Rosalyn, 26, 131, 149 Anderson, Ron, 67, 144 Anderson, Stephen, 56, 144 Ansel-ge, Ellen, 67, 133, 135, 136, 137, 141, 143 Ansorge, Joyce, 26, 130, 134, 136, 137, 146, 149 Anton, Louise, 26, 119, 130, 133, 134, 137, 145, 146, 149 Applegate, Carol, 67, 125, 151 Arata, Carol, 77, 119, 141, 148 Arata, Midori, 56, 147 Armour, Sally, 26, 117, 118, 135, 136, 146, 148 Armstrong, Paul, 77 Armstrong, Priscilla, 77, 141, 148 Ashton, Dave, 77 Augspurger, Bill, 77, 139, 160 Augustine, Larry, 56, 159, 176 Augustine, Ronald, 67 Ausbrook, Karen, 26, 149 Axelrod, Gary, 67, 128, 169, 178 Axmann, Richard, 57 Axtell, David, 57, 119, 123, 144,146 Ayres, Margie, 57, 118, 147 B Babb, Charles, 67 Babcock, Carolyn, 26, 146, 149 Babcock, Richard, 67 Bach, Cynthia, 77, 121, 141 Backes, James, 57, 159 Bagley, Gary, 77, 160 Bagley, Nancy, 77, 142 Bagley, Ron, 159 Bahney, Dave, 57, 159, 160, 173, 176 Bahney, Joyce, 26, 178 Bahney, Thomas, 77, 160 Baker, Barbara, 67 Baker, Bruce, 77 Baker, Cheri, 77 Baldwin, Barbara, 147 Ball, Suzanne, 77 Ballantyne, Jean, 27, 131, 133, 146, 149 Bambrick, Edward, 111, 128 Barnes, Ann, 67, 75, 111, 126, 131, 133, 137, 143 Barnes, Charles, 77 Barnes, Judith, 57, 118, 123 Barrett, Sue, 77, 132, 143 Barrette, John, 77, 160 Bass, Gary, 27, 123, 156, 159, 173, 176 Bass, Gay, 67, 125, 142 Bassett, Gordon, 67, 139 Batchelder, Joseph, 77, 160, 166 Bateman, David, 57, 119, 126, 144 Batten, Phyllis, 57, 123, 131, 144, 146 Baumgardner, Gabe, 111, 126, 136, 140 Baurer, Ronald. 77, 119, 129, 166 Baymiller, Bonnie, 67, 119, 136, 141, 143, 151 Beattie, John, 67, 172, 176 Beaty, Patricia, 57, 123 Beck, Carol, 27, 122, 147, 149 Beck, Sheila, 77, 144 Beckwith, Joyce, 77, 135 Beil, Diane, 27, 134, 135, 149 Belden, Joe, 129 Bell, Beverley, 77 Bell, Nancy, 57, 112, 123, 133, 137 Belsley, Margie, 27, 117, 119, 122, 151 Bengston, Alln, 57, 138, 147, 178, 179 Bennett, Judith, 67, 124 Bensing, Barbara, 67 Benson, Allan, 57, 120, 128, 136, 146 Benson, Larry, 77, 128 Bergstalh, John, 77 Berry, Andy, 129 Best, Tom, 57, 1,44 Beyer, Jon, 57 Biggs, Alice, 77, 142 Binder, Robert, 27 Bingaman, John, 67, 166 Binkele, Jane, 67, 121, 132, 145, 151 Binns, Nancy, 77 Bixby, Jim, 67, 144, 176 Blake, Patricia, 57 Blanco, Connie, 77, 118, 130, 136, 133, 140 Blanton, Jon, 67, 127 Blaylock, Roger, 57 Bliss, Elizabeth, 57, 123, 137, 144, 146 Bloch, Brian, 67 Bodine, Beth, 67, 112, 124, 134,133, 136, 140, 143 Bollier, Renard, 57, 111, 122, 146, 175 Bond, Shirley, 67, 119, 125, 130, 133, 139, 140 Bontemps, Alex, 27 Boodner, Perri, 77, 119, 113, 138, 140 Booker, Boydie, 77 Boster, Sheila, 67 Bourland, Pete, 67, 112, 127, 151 Bouton, Bonnie, 67, 124, 138 Bowen, sne, 27, 130, 147, 149 Bower, Brenda, 57, 134, 133, 144 Bowers, Spencer, 57, 159, 160, 176 Bown, Gary, 27 Bown, Richard, 77 Bowton, Dennis, 27 Boyer, Eloise, 77, 140 Bradshaw, Elizabeth, 77 Branson, Thomas, 77, 129, 145 Brasfield, Larry, 77, 129, 160 Braslield, Robert, 57 Brashear, Gary, 27, 146, 157, 159, 176 Braun, Shirley, 77, 140 Breed, Sue, 57, 118, 134, 136, 146, 148 Breese, Terry, 67 Bremer, Dave, 57, 112, 159, 160, Bnek, Julie, 67, 115, 121, 126, 142, 148 Buck, Susann, 27, 111, 118, 133, 147, 149, 161 Buckner, 1Villie, Bulman, Sandra, Burgeson, Andy, Burhans, Betsey, 139, 147 Burke, John, 77 Burlison, Leslie, 148 67, 125, 169 57, 134, 146 57 27, 115, 118, 137, 127 160 ,57,134,133,147, Burrows, Chuck, 27 Burt, Charles, 67, 119, 142 Butler, Jeannette, 67, 178 Butler, Nancy, 77, 138 Butler, Sharon, 67, 124, 141 Byars, Carolyn, 27, 147 Byerly, Bob, 67, 125, 136, 139 C Calferty, Patricia, 27 Caho, Joan, 57, 130, 144 Caho, John, 57, 159, 160, 176 Callaway, June, 77, 134, 131, 141 Calvert, Kay, 67, 124 Calvin, Richard, Cannell, Julian, 77, 160 27, 114 Canterbury, Barb, 28, 75 Canterbury, John, 67, 122, 132, 142 Canterbury, Ross, 78, 112, 142, 166 Carlin, Sharon, 57 Carlson, Karen, 67, 125 Carlson, Marilyn, 57, 131 Carlson, Norman, 57, 121 Carlson, Paul, 57 Carrigan, Mary, 78 Carson, John, 57, 129, 134, 145 Carter, JeT:iun, 57 Carter, Michael, 67, 125, 142, 143, 151 Carter, Rodney, 57 Casselnlan, Barbara, 78 Cassulo, Don, 67 Caughey, Dave, 78 Chamberlain, VValter, 57, 159, 167, 168, 176 Chambers, James, 78, 127 Chance, Carolyn, 67, 128, 124 Chance, Donna, 57, 134 Cheatham, Carol, 78 Cheatham, Edward, 58, 159, 168, 176 Cheatham, Guy, 28, 139, 146 Child, Leilani, 78 Christensen, Jon, 28, 114, 115 Christensen, Ruth, 58, 126 Christian, Callie, 28 Christopher, David, 78, 144 Christopher, Richard, 58 Church, Lynn, 67, 122 176 Bremer, Steve, 77, 128 Bricker Ella, 67 Bridson, Jim, 176 Briggs, Susan, 57, 117 Briney, Judy, 77, 142 Bringer, Carol, 77, 132 Brittoll, George, 67, 160, 173 Britton, Kathern, 77, 127 Broadhurst, Dorothy, 27 Broadhurst, Sherry, 77, 142 Brock, Bill, 67, 125, 136, 142, 160 Brockway, Gerald, 125 Brooks, Dennis, 77, 129, 172 Brown, Barbara, 27, 135 Brown, Bob, 67, 129 Brown, Finley, 77, 129, 142 Brown, Frederick, 57, 77, 143, 175 Brown, Janet, 27, 110, 118, 146, 161 Brown, John, 56, 57, 123,171, 176 Brown Kathleen 67 Brown? Marilyn, 77, 140, 141, 145 Brown, Nancy, 77, 118, 136, 148 Brown, Susie, 57, 111, 115, 133, 147 Brown, Tom, 77, 160 Brown xAYiiii3.111 77 Brownell, Martha, 67, 128, 131 Bruce, Samllel, 77, 129 Bruett, Norm, 67 Brummett, 1Villianl, 57 Brnninga, George, 122 Bryant, Max, 67, 168 Bryant, Ronald, 121 Bschor, Ernest, 77, 144 Buck, Chuck, 67, 110, 160 Churchill, Marianne, 58, 134, 146 Claassen, Betty, 67, 140, 144 Clampitt, Larry, 28 Clark, Donna, 78, 136, 143 Clark, Mary Claire, 28, 114, 115, 117, 122, 147, 149, 151 Clark, Nancy, 68, 178 Clark, Theinae, 119, 145, 170, 175, 178 Claude, Robert, 58 Clauss, Sharon, 58 Cochran, James, 28 Cochran, Marvin, 28, 163, 164, 176 Coe, Jame, 78 Cohen, Richard, 28, 133, 146 Coker, Bob, 53, 110,111, 132,133, 174, 176 Coker, John, 78 Cole, Sandra, 58 Cole, Terry, 78, 139, 160, 166 Coley, Lavester, 29 Collier, NVillianl, 68 Collinson, Nadine, 29, 134, 149 Collinson, Terry, 78, 126, 127, 139 Collinson, Torry, 78, 126, 139 Colwell, Tom, 29 Comerford, William, 68, 128, 136, 151 Conley, Bonnie, 58, 126 Connelly, Roberta, 58 Conner, Joanne, 121 Connors, Pat, 78 Cooks, Judi, 58 Cook, Sandy, 29, 149 Cooley, Susan, 78, 141 Page 233 Cooper, Patricia, 58, 118, 135, 136, 139, 146 Cordell, Joyce, 78, 121, 127 Cordell, Thomas, 58, Cornell, Stephen, 68, 128 Cornish, Loren, 68 Coryell, Barbara, 58, 123 Costello, Denis, 68, 125, 172, 173 Cottinghanl, Ronald, 58 Couch, Ray, 29 Couden, David, 78,'173 Courtney, Stephen, 58, 172, 176 Covey, Frank, 68 Cowan, Karen, 68, 111, 121, 126, 148 Cox, Karen, 125, 145, 178 Cox, Virginia, 68, 128 Crawford, Josephine, 29, 161 Creighton, Val, 29, 118, 133, 147 Cromelin, Robin, 58, 111, 121, 148 Croston, Ralph, 78 Crutcher, Sllsan, 58 Culmer, Lee Ann, 68, 118, 138, 141 Cumming, Alan, 78, 145 Cupples, Clyde, 58 Curry, Keith, 29 Curtis, Edward, 78 Curtis, Sandra, 29, 132, 134, 145, 149, 150, 151 D Dahl, Jerry, 58, 136, 144 Daker, Jon, 68, 132 Dallach, Robert, 68, 75, 125, 132, 142, 143 Damasco, Jack, 58, 136 Danley, Babs, 29, 127, 139, 146 Dargel, Terry, 29, 146 Davidson, Jerry, 68, 75, 122, 145, 160, 169, 176 Davis, Linde, 63, 115, 135, 141, 148, 151 Dawson, Richard, 78 Day, John, 58 Day, Patricia, 78, 148 Deames, Carolyn, 76, 78, 118, 138 Dean, Fred, 58, 175 Deatherage, VVarren, 58, 176 DeBolt, Grace, 68 DeBolt, Katherine, 78, 132, 135 DeCremer, Dan, 78, 159 DeCrenler, Doug, 58, 160, 169, 176 Degenford, Steve, 68, 129 Deissler, Enlil, 58 DeLong, Ellen, 78, 118, 130, 140 DeLong, Julie, 58, 118, 133, 134, 135, 139, 147 Dennis, Ron, 58, 139, 166, 176 Dennison, Sharon, 68, 124 Denny, David, 78 Dentino, Bonnie, 78, 118, 148 Dentino, John, 78 deRevey, Diane, 68, 111, 124 DeVault, Barbara, 78 DeVore, Ben, 68, 164 DeVore, James, 78 DeVos, NVayne, 78 Dewey, Bill, 29, 156, 159, 176 Diamond, Janet, 29, 111, 122, 137, 147, 149, 173 Dickerson, Linda, 76, 78, 111, 118, 130, 140, 142 Dieken, Roger, 78, 142, 160, 166 Dierker, Mary, 68, 125, 130, 148 Dikos, Stella, 29, 126 Dimond, Deanna, 78 Dinkins, Janice, 68, 125, 178 Dittmer, Carol, 68 Dobbins, Dale, 58 Dodds, Janet, 68, 118, 125, 130, 148 Doering, Glenn, 58, 145 Donovan, John, 29 Dornaus, Barbara, 59, 118, 136, 137, 139, 146 Doubet, Frederick, 78 Doubet, Nan, 79, 141, 142 Downing, Robert, 68 Doyle, Harry, 29, 146, 171 Drake, David, 129 Drake, Deborah, 124 Drury, Mary Ann, 29 Duffield, James, 72 Duffy, Judith, 68, 75 Duffy, Meri, 29 Duffy, Sandra, 79, 131, 138, 140 Duke, Judy, 59, 123, 137, 146, 148 Duke, Tom, 59, 167, 168 Duncan, Peggy, 68 Dunlap, Steven, 79, 142 Dunn, John, 29, 150, 151 Durham, Sara, 79 Dutlinger, Judy, 68, 125 Dutton, Audrey, 29, 114, 115, 117, 130,144,146,149,15O,151 Dutton, Jo Ellen, 68, 124, 133, 137, 141, 148, 151 Duty, Sandra, 68 E Eads, Jack, 59 Eagle, Barbara, 79 Easter, Bob, 79 1 Easterbrook, Judith, 59, 112, 148, 161 Easterbrook, Wendy, 79, 111, 118, 141, 148 Eastman, Darell, 59 Eastman, Dotty, 68 Eckdahl, Suzanne, 30 Eckley, Jeanne, 30, 123 Edger, Mike, 136 Edwards, Marilyn, 79, 141 Eiermann, Janet, 59, 111, 137, 144 Eilers, Wayne, 75, 122, 151, 160 Elias, Shari, 68, 124 Eliason, Louise, 79, 140, 142 Elko, John, 79 Elson, John, 79, 124 Elson, Judy, 68, 119, 133, 140, 143 Elson, Robert, 59 Ely, Rebecca, 68, 119, 124, 140 Endres, George, 59, 116, 128 Endres, John, 68, 112, 136, 142, 160 Endres, Paul, 68, 116, 132, 151 Engelking, Frederick, 79, 144 English, Barclay, 68 Eoff, Bonnie, 59 Errion, Phillip, 69 Eskridge, Jackie, 59 Essig, Donald, 30, 110, 139, 147, 151, 177 Evans, Alice, 118 Evans, Mike, 69, 145 Evans, Nancy, 69, 124, 128, 141, 142,151 Evans, Patricia, 30, 134, 147, 149, 151, 161 Eveland, Larry, 79, 166 Ewe, Douglas, 59 F Fahnestock, Jack, 56, 59, 114, 115, 117, 168 Fangmeier, Karen, 79 Farley, Mary Ann, 59,'122, 137, 178 Favus, Murray, 69, 144, 160 Fehl, Marie, 59, 120, 123 Fehr, Bud, 30, 59 Fehr, Carol, 79, 148 Freed, Susan, 69, 114, 119, 134, 139, 141, 151 Freeman, Barbara, 79, 131, 140, 145 Freeman, Betty, 59, 131, 146 Freidinger, Luann, 31, 135 Friedlander, Burt, 31, 110, 117, 119 Friedlander, Geoffrey, 79, 110 Fries, Alex, 79 Fugitt, Bonnie, 59 Fulford, Howard, 69, 169 G Gardner, Georgia, 59, 133, 148 Gardner, Rose, 79 Garnett, Donna, 31, 135, 149 Garnett, Mickey, 69, 125 Garren, Vivian, 31, 137, 139, 145 Garrett, Edith, 31 Garrett, Jack, 69, 160 Garrison, Paul, 31 Gaskins, Elizabeth, 79 Gaskins, Harry, 59 Gauwitz, Charles, 69 Gauwitz, Ralph, 69 Gayton, James, 69 Geist, Otto, 59, 126, 144 Gerard, Walt, 69, 164, 166 Getz Barb,3l,115,118,123,137, 147 Getz, Tom, 31 Geyer, Euna, 79 Giddan, Steve, 69, 110, 136, 139, 166 Giddens, Sandra, 69 Gilkerson, Martha, 31, 111, 122, 137, 146, 151 Gillett, Rebecca, 79, 140, 148 Gilliland, Joan, 69, 119, 124, 133, 136,140,143 Gilmo1'e, Judy, 59, 114, 115, 117, 118, 123, 136, 137, 148 Glass, Robert, 31, 111, 123, 132, 133, 139, 147, 177 Glazebrook, Jim, 31, 79, 117 Glazebrook, Sue, 31 Godfrey, Barbara, 31, 127, 134 Godfrey, Rolla, 59 Goetz, Geoffrey, 79 Goetz, Mildred, 69, 125 Golden, Patricia, 59 Goldstein, Dorothy, 69, 124, 139 Goodale, Alan, 31 Goodlad, John, 79, 132, 142 Gordon, Leon, 31 Goulden, Jeanne, 59, 111, 123, 135, 147, 148 Goulden, John, 75 Gouveia, Charles, 79, 127, 148 Gouveia, Larry, 31 Grant, Linda, 59, 112, 113, 117, 123, 147, 148 Grant, Martha, 79, 141, 143 Green, Norman, 59, 168 Green, Sondi, 32, 135 r nrehrfin ia 79,122,144 Y Fehr, Ruth, 135 Ferdinand, Bernie, 69, 169, 172, 176 Ferleman, Donna, 69, 125 Fern, Mike, 30 Few, Mike, 69 Fey, Linda, 79, 140, 142 Fields, Richard, 59 Finch, Robert, 79, 140, 142, 143 Finney, Michael, 79, 143 Fischer, Frances, 69, 125 Fish, Mary, 79, 131, 148 FUMon,GaU,79,136,141,143 Fitzpatrick, Sharon, 30 Flachsbart, Mark, 84 Flanagan, Bill, 79 Fleck, Nancy, 69, 125, 138, 140, 151 Fleming, Robert, 59, 79, 128 Fleming, Sande, 59, 118, 123, 136, 145, 147 Fleshman, Linda, 79, 130, 135 Fliege, Robert, 79 Flower, Charlene, 59, 137, 139, 146 Flynn, Joan, 30 Fogelstrom, David, 30, 121, 127 Foley, Donna, 79 Foote, Roger, 31 Ford, Charles, 79 Forman, Ethel, 79, 130, 139 Foster, Charles, 31 Foster, Jacqueline, 79 Foster, Russell, 31 Fox, Patricia, 79, 126, 136 Frailey, Ann, 31, 122 Franks, Camille, 69 Frazee, Bonnie, 69 Freed, Maris, 31, 117, 119, 123, 137 Hall, Duane, 69 Hall, Ray, 59, 160 Hall, Roger, 33, 147 Hall, Sharon, 69, 124 Hallam, Richard, 59 Haller, Clark, 33, 139, 147 Halliday, Sandra, 33 Halperin, Tom, 79, 139, 172, 176 Halterman, Sharon, 79, 137, 138, 140 Haluska, Carole, 69, 128, 137, 151 Halvorson, David, 69, 122, 145, 151 Hamlin, Sharon, 59 Hamlin, Suzanne, 79, 121, 123, 141 Hampy, Richard, 69 Hamrick, Carolyn, 79, 140 Hanchette, Michael, 69 Hanlon, Charles, 59, 114, 123, 132 Hany, Ronald, 69 Happe, Marjean, 80, 118 Harding, Mike, 79, 166, 160 Hardy, Sue, 59, 118, 131, 143, 146 Hargrave, Sharon, 69, 143 Hargrave, Shirley, 69 Harker, Lynn, 79, 112, 118, 128, 132, 141, 142 Harlan, Richard, 69, 160 Harms, Richard, 33, 122, 175, 176 Harpman, Janice, 59, 118, 147 Harper, David, 33 Harper, Diane, 79 Harris, Gene, 79, 145, 160, 166 Harrison, Bruce, 60 Harrison, Sidney, 80, 148 Harrison, Stuart, 80 Harrison, William, 69, 126, 144, 175 Hartnett, Terry, 80 Hartsock, Bob, 33 Hartter, Allen, 60 Hartter, Gary, 80 Harvel, Pamila, 69, 119, 124, 133, 140,148 Hastings, Sandra, 80 Hathway, Robert, 33, 123, 146, 151, 177 Hausam, Susanne, 80 Hawkins, Jim, 69, 119, 139, 151, 172, 174 Hawks, Margaret, 60, 135 Headley, Jim, 80 Healy, Donna, 80 Heathman, Mary, 69, 145 Heedt, Alan, 69 Heineinan, Jerry, 33 Heinz, Joan, 80, 143 Heiser, Russell, 80, 172 Heller, Meyer, 69, 174 Heller, Richard, 60, 136 Henderson, Flostine, 33, 149 Hendricks, Gretchen, 33 Heninger, Judith, 69, 135, 178 Herbstrith, Bonnie, 69, 125 Herman, Charles, 33, 164 Herman, Milton, 69 Holling, Janis A., 60, 138 Holmes, James, 34 Holmes, Tommy, 80 Hooste, Sherry, 69, 124, 140, 178, 179 Hopkins, Bud, 60 Hopple, Joanna, 80 Horn, Jerry, 69, 114, 134, 143, 151 Hornung, Elizabeth, 80, 140 Horton, Nan, 70, 118, 133, 139, 141, 143, 151 Hosler, Robert, 34 Hotchkiss, Heidi, 60, 111, 119 Houser, Janice, 80, 141 Houser, Mary Lou, 60, 133, 139, 147 Howard, Ann, 34, 112, 117, 118, 119,151 Howard, Carolyn L., 34, 131, 142 Howard, Jane A., 70, 114, 130, 141, 148,151 Howe, Thomas J., 34, 126, 132, 133, 136 Huber, Joe A., 80 Huber, Kathryn F., 80, 130, 145 Hudgens, Stephen L., 70, 122, 142 Huff, Margy C., 60 Huges, Larry N., 70, 125 Huisman, Patricia L., 34, 122, 131, 132, 137, 144, 146, 149 Hulson, VVilliam F., 60, 175 Hunn, Connie M., 133 Hunt, Donald F., 70 Hunter, Annie J., 60, 119 Hunter, Georgia R., 70, 124 Hunter, Monica, 70 Hunter, Thomas O., 70, 75, 111, 125, 132, 133, 140, 145, 151 Hupprich, Diane, 80, 130 Hyler, Sharon Kay, 80, 143, 178 I Imes, Ronald L., 60, 169, 176 Inman, Bill D,, 60 Inman, Chris C., 70, 174 Inman, C. Jane, 34, 111, 117, 119, 133, 137, 145, 146, 150, 151 Inman, Jeanette L., 70, 111, 124, 130, 134, 139, 141, 143, 149, 151 Inman, Penny L., 80 Innes, TerryJ., 70, 129, 143 Irving, Phillip Lee, 80, 142 Isgren, Carl E., 34, 132, 133, 144, 146, 150, 151 Thomas J., 35, 144, 147, 151, 175, 176 J Jackson, Rodney G., 80 Jacobs, David L., 80 Jacobs, David R., 80 Jacobs, Terrance Lee, 80 Jakoby, Gary E., 35, 173, 176 Janssen, Jeanne L., 70, 115, 125, 140,442 , Y Ising, Greene, Robert 69332, 145 f Greener, Kenneth, 79, 111, 126, 142, 166 Greener, Ralph, 59, 146 Greenwood, Thomas, 32, 172, 176 Greiner, Madelyn, 32, 127, 149 Grimm, Judy, 32, 110, 118, 122, 133, 138, 146, 151 Grimm, Ruth, 59, 122, 146 Grimm, Tom, 59, 114, 115, 116, 117, 119,176 Grove, Jeff, 69, 139, 160 Gruskin, Dennis, 59 Gruskin, Steven, 79 Grusselneyer, Mike, 69, 142 Gueber, Trudy, 32, 135 Guindon, Bruce, 79, 118, 139, 140 Gunn, Gloria, 32, 118, 147, 149 Gutfreund, Paul, 32, 119, 121, 132, 147 Guthrie, Patricia, 135 H Habbinga, Judith, 59 Hackett, E. J., 69 Hackman, Susan, 69, 124 Haefelin, Kathy, 69, 119, 140, 148 Hagemeyer, Karen, 79, 131, 130, 140,142 Hager, Sally, 32, 149 Hain, Betty, 79 Hain, Connie, 69 Hale, Betty, 59, 122, 137, 147, 148 Hall, Constance, 32, 122, 137, 147, 149 Hall, Dorothy, 79, 110, 118, 126, 130,137,140,143 Herman, Stephen, 33, 163, 175 ' Hermann, Arthur, 33, 173, 176 Hermann, George, 69, 145 Hermann, Gloria, 80 Hermann, Rich, 80, 112, 145, 160, 166 Hermann, Ron, 33, 112, 151, 156, 159, 163, 164, 176 Herweg, Doris, 80, 111, 117, 131, 140, 142 Herzog, Pat, 33, 135 Hessing, Bryce, 69, 122, 159, 173, 176 Hevesy, Michael, 80 Hewitt, Gene, 33, 157, 159, 173, 176 Hickey, Donald, 80 Hieronymus, Carol, 60 Higdon, Shirley, 33, 119, 134, 135, 146, 149 Hill, Betty, 33, 149 Hill, Cathy, 60, 115, 134, 139, 147 Hill, Lou, 80, 127, 130, 142 Hines, Judith, 33 Hines, Richard, 33 Hinnen, Michael, 142, 175 Hirth, Bill, 69 Hitchell, Kay, 80 Hobson, Sharon, 80, 142 Hoerr, Karen, 80, 119 Hoerr, Marilyn, 80, 138, 140 Hoerr, Sandra, 80 Hofstetter, Ralph, 60, 136 Hogate, Royal, 69 Hohulin, Vera, 60, 131, 144 Holland, Valerie, 60, 147 Holling, Henry, 80 Page 234 Jennings, Dale Lee, 80 Jibben, Sandra K., 60, 131 Johnson, Brewster B., 81, 111, 160, 166 Johnson, Janet M., 60, 138 Johnson, Jerry, 35 Johnson, Judith, 35, 118, 139, 148, 149 Johnston, Jim, 60, 122, 130, 135, 144, 159, 160, 176 Jolly, Donald, 81 Jones, Alvey, 70, 132 Jones, Bob, 35, 110, 123, 132, 133, 136,139,146 Jones, Cecilia, 35 Jones, Don, 68 Jones, Marva, 60 Jones, Ruth, 70, 124 Jones, Valerie, 35, 137, 149 Jones, Walt, 35 Jordan, Betty, 81 Jordan, Sandra, 81 Josenhans, George, 60, 174 Joyce, Burton, 70, 175 Joyner, Marilyn, 35, 134, 147 Judkins, Shelmadine, 70, 125, 137, 141, 144 Jury, Bill, 60, 112, 146, 159, 174 K Kahl, Connie, 35, 123, 137, 149 Kamarer, Jean, 35, 123 Kammerer, Steve, 70, 144 Kamp, Gene, 60, 159, 160, 176 Kamp, Norman, 70 Kastner, Roland, 70 148 Katz, Marcia, 81, 131, 141, 143 Kauffman, John, 60, 121, 148, 169, 172, 176 Kauffman, Judith, 70, 118, 136, 151 Keil, Sandra, 81 Keller, Alice, 60 Keller, Dick, 60, 122, 144, 159, 160, 176 Keller, Lyle, 35 Kelley, Clare, 60, 148 Kelly, Lori, 61, 123 Kerr, Dorlene, 70, 133, 143 Kessling, Harriett, 35, 114, 115, 117, 147, 149 Ketay, Robert, 35 Keyster, Karin, 70, 121, 140, 145 Keyster, Linda, 70, 124, 140, 145 Kibler, Ken, 61 Kiesow, Barbara, 70, 124 Kimball, Jim, 35 Kimble, Jane, 81, 139, 140 Kimbrell, Carl, 81, 160 Kimple, Sharon, 81 Kincheloe, Gordon, 35, 121, 126 Kinderman, Lynette, 81, 131, 138, 140 King, Helen, 61 King, Larry, 81 King, Tom, 35 Kingsland, Robert, 61, 173 Kirkhus, Mary, 70, 124 Kirkpatrick, Thomas, 81, 144 Kirtley, Paula, 61, 120, 123 Kizer, Jerry, 61 Kizer, Mary, 81 Klecker, John, 81 Klein, Frederick, 35 Klein, John, 35 Klein, Nancy, 70, 138, 151 Klepfer, Charles, 61 Klepfer, Gary, 81 Klepfer, Joseph, 61 Kline, Jen, 36, 111, 120, 123 Knell, Dorothy, 81 Knoblauch, Harold, 81 Knoblauch, John, 61, 122 Knoblock, Judy, 36, 123, 133, 137, 139, 147, 161 Knueppel, Karen, 36, 122, 137, 145, 149 Koch, Janet, 70, 75, 124, 134, 145 Koehl, Duane, 81 Koehler, Bill, 70 Koerner, Mary, 81, 131, 141, 142 Kolb, Marilyn, 61 Koppenhoefer, Milton, 36 Kraft, Tedd, 70, 164, 166 Kramer, Patricia, 81, 138, 141 Kramer, Susan, 36, 134, 147, 149 Krause, Judith, 81, 131, 143 Krebs, Peter, 144 Krei, Elaine, 70, 124 Krei, Neal, 81, 160 Krieger, Ray, 61, 144 Krueger, Robert, 61 Kruft, John, 36, 171, 176 Kruse, Donajean, 81, 134, 138, 141 Kruse, Richard, 61 Kuecker, Cynthia, 81, 112, 118, 130, 141 Kuerth, Donna, 70, 125, 148 Kuhn, Carol, 61, 123 Kunkle, John, 61, 159, 160, 176 Kuntz, Dina, 70, 112, 119, 133, 140 Kyle, Virginia, 61 Kynaston, Don, 81, 142 L , Ladd, Jerry, 81 Laird, Karen, 61, 123, 137, 144, 146 Lambert, Virginia, 61, 111, 133, 142, 146 Landis, William, 61 Lane, Pete, 61, 142, 169 Lane, Valerie, 81, 118, 125, 140 142 ' Lang, Benny, 81 Langaflis, Barbara, 81 Langanis, Paul, 70, 125 Langford, Tom, 61 Langjahr, Themes, 61, 144, 159, 160, 176 Langle, Carl, 81 Lansford, Eddie, sl, 160, 166 Lapsley, Thomas, 125 Larence, James,'61, 131, 146 Lafgerlt, James, 81 Largenf, Judy, 36, 149 Larimore, Ronald, 70 Larson, Dorellen, 36, 121, 131, 13 149 Larson, Jean, 61, 147 Larson, Larcia, 81, 121, 142 Laukitis, Michael, 81, 145 Lawe, Chuck, 70 Lawless, Mary, 81, 141, 144 Leach, Susan, 81, 111, 118, 148 Lee, Earl, 70 Lee, George, 61, 112, 146 Lee, Jolene, 37 Lee, Karen, 37 Lee, Tom, 61 Lee, NVilliam, 70, 125 Leiter, Martha, 70, 136, 137, 141, 7, Leman, Jerry, 71 Lerman, Beverly, 61, 133, 137, 145, 146 Lev, Michael, 61, 144 Lev, Gary, 81, 139 Levy, Sherry, 61 Lewey, Richard, 81 Lewis, Fred, 81 Lien, Richard, 81, 119, 139 Lightfoot, Robert, 37, 119, 146 Lile, Charles, 37 Lindig, Suzanne, 81. 143 Lipkin, Lois, 71, 141, 143, 161 Lisenby, Donald, 61 Litchfield, Lynne, 71, 75, 118, 121, 131, 135, 137, 142, 178,179 Littell, Bill, 37 Litterst, Darrell, 37, 167 Livengood, Sharon, 71, 127, 128, 143 Livingston, Karen, 81, 138, 141 Lizer, Linda, 61, 134, 146 Loar, Randy, 61, 164 Loar, Valerie, 71, 124, 142 Loer, Roger, 37 Loheide, Gary, 61 Martin, Dennis, 68, 160 Martin, Erin, 62, 148 Martin, Shannan, 62, 136, 139, 146 Mason, Bradley, 71, 121 Mason, John, 71, 127, 134 Mason, Marian, 71 Masters, Tom, 62, 127 Mathis, Jerry, 62, 121, 126, 138 Mattern, Bonnie, 71 Matthews, Gary, 81 Mattocks, Judy, 62, 147 Mauerman, Willard, 38 Maurer, Mike, 81 Mavity, Carol, 62, 114, 123, 135, 137, 145, 146 May, Johnnie, 71, 172, 176 May, Roger, 38, 119, 133 McAllister, Phyllis, 81 McBride, Patricia, 62, 148 Miles, Helen, 71, 109, 124, 136, 140 148 Miles, John, 71, 143, 148 Miller, Miller Genevieve, 71 Gregory, 39, 146 Miller? Katherine, 82, 118, 142 Miller, Marilyn, 62, 130, 138 Miller, Robert, 62 Miller, Sharon, 62, 130 Miller, Sherrill, 71, 125, 130 Milliner, Virginia, 63 Mills, Malcolm, 63 Mixell, Donna, 39 Mixell, Sandra, 82 Modghin, Sidney, 82 Mohler, Jill, 63, 133, 146, 148 1 McCaddon, Carol, 71 McCaddon, Dean, 62 McCaddon, Kathleen, 62, 124 McCallum, McConnell, Joy, 62, 114, 123 Bin, 71 McConnell, Sharon, 71 McCormack, Richard, 81, 139, 172, Lol1i,Bob, 36, 111, 156, 159,167 Long, Jeannie, 71, 118, 124, 143 Long, Linda, 71, 124 Long, Sarah, 81, 118, 121, 140 Longmire, Phil, 71, 139, 169, 172 Lonsdale, James, 81 Look, Lincoln, 61 Loomis, Joyce, 61 Lord, Rebecca, 126, 134, 148 Losch, Terry, 71, 125 Lowe, Marvin, 61 Lucy, William, 37, 132 Luehr, Bruce, 61, 160 Luthy, Alice, 81, 126, 136, 143, 178, 179 Luthy, David, 71, 148 Luthy, Tom, 61, 110, 175 Lynge, Morgan, 81, 142 M Maass, George, 37, 119 Mack, Lois, 37 Mack, Lowell, 37, 121 MacLay, Ronald, 81 Maddox, Richard, 81 Mahoney, Mahlon, 37, 172, 176 Mahrley, Ellen, 37 Maibach, Ann, 37, 111, 134,146 Maibach, Tom, 81, 149 Major, Ann, 148 Major, Barbara, 61, 120, 123 Major, Shirley, 81 Mallory, Alan, 61, 159, 176 Maloney, Bob, 37, 110, 151 Maloney, Mary, 71, 130, 137, 141, 142, 151 Manlield, Sandra, 37, 119, 131, 133, 146, 149 Manias, Emanuel, 37 Manias, Theodosia, 81 Manuel, Diane, 71, 178 Manuel, Rebecca, 42, 135, 138, 147 Manuel, Roxanne, 81, 122, 179, 178 Maple, Anne, 66, 71, 110, 119, 133, 140, 143, 151 Marberry, John, 61, 123, 169 Marcus, Jerome, 37, 103, 144 Markevitch, Mike, 62 Marmon, Tony, 56, 62, 144, 159, 160, 169, 176 Maroon, Judy, 62 Marshall, Bob, 71, 75, 111, 132, 142 Marshall, Charles, 37, 122, 175 Marshall, Marilyn, 71, 114, 124 Margetis, Pete, 37, 157, 159, 162, 164, 176 Martin, Christopher, 81, 123, 132, 134, 140, 142 176 McCormick, James, 76, 82, 145, 160, 166 McCormick, Joyce, 38 McCormick, Judy, 38, 110, 117, 119, 134, 145, 147, 149, 151 McCorvie, Lynn, 38, 115, 133, 143, 147 McCready, Roger, 71 McCulla, James, 71, 75, 122, 139 McCuskey, William, 71, 114, 125 McDaniel, Brooks, 38, 121, 126, 136, 148 McDaniel, Jean, 62, 111, 123, 146, 148 , McDermott, Richard, 38, 122, 145, , 173, 176 McDonald, Dave, 82, 111, 140, 172 McDonald, Ellen, 82 McDonald, Gene, 62 McDonald, James, 71, 111, 121, 127, 139, 169, 172, 176 McDowell, Betty, 82, 127 McDowell, Bruce, 38, 126, 138, 141 McDuff, Stephen, 38 McElhiney, Sharon, 62 McElwee, Johanna, 39, 134, 137, 139, 149 McElwee, Patrick, 71, 151, 160, 164, 166 McFarlane, Arthur, 71 McGaughey, Stanley, 82, 142 McGhee, Rose Ann, 135 McGinnis, Michael, 82, 112, 145, 160, 175 McGlade, Judy, 71, 119, 124, 136, 137, 141, 148, 151 McGraw, Charles, 62 McIntyre, David, 71 McIntyre, Joyce, 39, 135 McIntyre, Sharon, 71, 151 McKee, Patrick, 62, 111, 136, 144 McLaughlin, David, 71, 142 McLaughlin, Tom, 62 McNulty, Mary Lu, 39, 133, 134, 143, 149 Mead, Mary, 62, 130, 134, 139 Mearkle, Alan, 71 Mearkle, YValter, 39, 129, 132 Medlock, Betty, 82 Monce, Antonia, 82, 145 Montag, Carol, 39, 117, 119, 130, 134, 146, 149, 151 Montgomery, lVilliam, 175 Moody, Marilyn, 39 Moody, Sally, 82 Moore, Richard, 39 Moore, Terry, 71, 174 Moreland, Jan, 71, 112, 119, 133, 148 Moreland, Sally, 71, 124 Morgan, Jim, 63, 139, 140, 159, 169, 176 Morgan, John, 39, 146 Morgan, Kathleen, 82, 131, 142 Morgan, Thomas, 71, 103, 134, 135, 142, 151 Morris, Anita, 63 Morris, Bob, 71, 144 Morrison, Kay, 63, 146, 161 Morton, Jenny, 82, 121 Mosher, Beverly, 63, 120 Motteler, Joyce, 82, 131 Muehlenbrink, Carolyn, 39, 137, 147, 149 Mueller, David, 71, 142, 151 Muhl, Judy, 63,121,131,137, 145 Mulde1', Mary Jo, 82, 148 Muntz, Cathy, 82, 141 Munns, Ted, 71, 164 Munns, Tom, 71, 132, 142, 166 Musgrave, Linda, 82, 118, 138 Musselman, Leann, 71, 124 Myers, Myers, Joanne, 71, 124 Richard, 39 N Naffziger, Joyce, 72, 121, 127 Nash, Dennis, 63 Naylor, Judy, 63, 114, 118, 136, 137, 145, 147 Neff, Sharon, ,39, 118, 134, 146, 148 149, 150, 151 Nelson, Allen,,39, 128, 144 Nelson, Barbara, 82, 111, 119, 135, 136, 148 Nelson, Charlotte, 72 Nelson, Eugene, 63 Nelson, Gerald, 63, 128, 142, 159, 164, 167, 163 Nelson, Jack, 63, 159, 160 Nelson, James, 82, 160 Nelson, Kay, 39 Nelson, Linda, 72, 112, 124, 133, 136, 137, 141, 144 Nelson, Nancy, 63 Nelson, Peter, 82 Nelson, Richard, 39, 156, 159, 176 Nelson Tony, 121, 145, 151 Nestler, nee, 39, 110, 130, 131, 133, Meehan, Mike, 56, 62, 111, 139, 159, 160, 168 Mees, Christine, 82, 140, 142 Mehl, Judi, 62 Mehlenbeck, Jeanette, 62, 147 Meier, NVilliam, 71 Meister, Stephen, 82 Melone, Larry, 62 Melzer, Jack, 39, 176 Mendenhall, Larry, 82 Menees, Sharon, 71 Mensendike, Gene, 39 Merkle, Sandra, 71, 125 Merrifield, Janet, 82, 121, 140 Metcalfe, David, 62, 129 Meyer, Barbara, 62, 118, 123, 133, 147, 148 Meyer, David, 39 Meyer, Gordon, 62 Meyer, Gregory, 71, 125, 174 Meyer, Lucia, 71, 124, 141, 142 Michel, Gary, 71 Middle 140, ten, Carol, 71, 118, 125, 138, 151 Miles, Bruce, 71, 125 Page 235 135, 137, 145, 146, 149, 151 Neuhaus, Jean, 72, 141 Neumiller, Anamarie, 40, 117 Neumiller, Paul, 72 Neuwirth, Jim, 82, 142 Newcomb, Mary Jo, 72, 114, 121, 133, 136, 140, 143, 151 Newcomb, Paul, 40, 127, 136 Niehaus, Ann, 82, 144 Noble, Gary, 63, 159, 167, 168, 173, 176 Noe, Vicki, 82, 143 Noel, Sharon, 82 Norton, Jeanne, 63, 133, 134, 137, 146 Norval, William, 82 Nothdurft, Sharon, 72, 124, 130, 133, 136, 139, 141 Novak, Jim, 72, 159, 160, 176 Nurss, James, 82, 166 O Oakley, Dale, 66, 72, 160 O'Day, Pat, 40, 114, 115, 117, 147 Olson, Ray, 82, 172 Overpack, Sherry, 72 Owens, Frank, 72 Oxner, Shelby, 82 P Page, Marjorie, 40 Page, Sally, 72, 118, 133, 141, 143, 151 Page, Tom, 40 Paluska, Roger, 82, 144 Pannabecker, Dan, 63, 121, 126, 144, 159, 169, 176 Park, Marsha, 40, 130, 137, 138, 149 Parker, Carlean, 63 Parker, Jerry, 72, 142, 151 Parker Karen, 82 Parks, Penny, 112, 132, 141, 145 Parrett, Bobby, 82, 160, 166 Partridge, Patricia, 63, 120, 123, 145, 147 Passwaters, Juanita, 63, 131 Patrick, Danny, 83 Patrick, James, 63, 160 Patterson, Dianna, 40, 134 Patterson, George, 40 Patterson, Karen, 72, 125, 130, 133, 141 Patterson, Pat, 72, 124, 136, 140, 148, 149 Patterson, Steve, 83 Patton, Carol, 63, 120 Patton, Patti, 83, 110 Paul, Judith, 72 Payton, Sonja, 40 Pears, Joy, 41, 121, 127 Peck, Virginia, 63, 131 Peerless, Terry, 41, 117, 118, 122, 137, 147, 151 Pelini, Marijean, 63, 136, 139, 147 Penny, Paulette, 83 Pentecost, John, 83 Peplow, Gary, 123, 133, 136, 144 Peplow, Mary Jean, 63, 133, 134 Pepper, Peggy, 72, 75, 125 Perdun, Jerry, 83, 139 Perkins, Scott, 83 Perry, Joyce, 41 Perry, Ruth, 63, 123, 146 Peters, Barry, 112, 160 Peterson, Carol, 83, 119, 130, 142 Peterson, Robert, 145 Pettitt, Ronnie, 83 Peyer, Robert, 72, 125, 144 Pfeiffer, Robert, 41, 111, 119, 123 132, 137, 147 Phillips, Barbara, 72, 118, 125, 140 142 Phillips, Donald, 63 Phillips, Thomas Stanley, 83 Pierson, Dave, 83 Pierson Perry 63 Pitcherf Charles, 33, 142, 160 Place, Carol, 72, 125 Place, Robert, 41 1 9 Radley, Bruce, 41, 123, 151, 157, 159, 173 Radley, Dave, 72, 112, 142, 159, 160 Raehn, Pamela, 83, 140 Rahmeyer, James, 83, 160 Rains, Kathryn, 83 Ranson, Lee, 72, 122, 133, 139 Rasor, Donna, 41, 122, 149 Ratcliff, Beverly, 72 Raynett, Bob, 83 Readdy, Eileen, 41, 149 Reams, Thomas, 63, 142 Reber, Carol, 72, 124, 145, 151 Redenius, Shirley, 41 Redlich, Judith, 124 Reed, Jim, 72, 172 Reedy, Nathan, 83, 126 Reedy, NVa1do, 151 Rees, Harry, 72 Reeves, Kay, 72, 124, 138 Reid, Adrienne, 63, 138, 146 Reighart, Richard, 83, 111, 142 Resnick, Michael, 83, 136 Reyburn, Becky, 41, 117, 149 Reyburn, Suzanne, 41, 117, 118, 133, 139, 147, 149 Reynolds, Barbara, 83, 140, 142 Richmond, Geraldine, 72 Richmond, Virgil, 83 Richter, Richard, 63 Riebel, Bill, 41 Riley, Becky, 83, 127, 145 Riley, Kirk, 41, 175, 176 Ring, David, 73, 75, 129 Ringel, Dick, 41 Risk, Penny, 42, 147 Risk, Toni, 73, 124, 131, 133, 138, 140, 151 Risser, Mardee, 42, 112, 117, 119, 123, 137, 139, 147 Ritson, 1Villiam, 42, 120 ' Roach, Sharon, 63, 128 Roark, Tom, 73, 125, 175 Roberts, Patrick, 63 Roberts, Paul, 42 Robinson, Jessie, 42 Robison, Alan, 42 Robison, Doug, 63 Roby, Polly, 73, 119, 140. 142 Rochall, Vicki, 83 Rodes, Robert, 83, 142, 175 Rodes, Sandy, 83, 119, 130, 135, 136, 141, 148 Rodgers, David, 73 Roe, Robert, 63, 144 Roehm, Carole, 42, 112, 123, 137, 139, 147, 150, 151 Rodgers, Joyce, 83, 178 Rogers, Richard, 63 Rogers, Thomas, 42 Rohner, Carol. 73, 119, 125, 136, 139, 140, 151 Roll, Carol, 73 Rolnberg, Patricia, 83 Ropers, Linda, 83, 138, 141 Rosenthal, Peter, 83 133, Roth, Plummer, Pat, 83 Polich, Fred, 72, 125 Polk, Anne, 33, 119, 131, 143 Polk, Jim, 41, 162, 164, 176 Pope, Stanley, 83, 126, 132 Ross, Diane, 63 Ross, Marilyn, 63 Roth, Bonnie, 63, 123, 134, 137, 147 Roth, Charles, 42 Judy, 42, 123 Sauers, Martha, 84, 131, 136, 140, 145 Sayles, Sondra, 83 Schaeffer, Sally, 83, 140, 142, 143 Schaeffer, Allan, 73, 112, 132, 134, 142 Schalikaschwili, Alex, 73, 124, 133 136, 140, 148 Scharp, Larry, 73, 122 Schaumburg, Jim, 43, 176 Schearer, Joyce, 43, 135 Schearer, Lee, 73, 142 Scheuermann, Ted, 43, 122 Schmidt, Dana, 64, 145, 174 Schmidt, Philip, 73, 114, 132, 133 140, 144, 151 Schneider, Melvyn, 127, 139, 144 Schneider, Mike, 43, 130, 136, 137 Schonewise, Roger, 83, 127 Schubert, Sylvia, 43, 146 Schuller, Grant, 73, 129 Schuller, Sally, 73, 125, 151, 161 Schuller, Sandie, 64, 143 Schultz, Gary, 83, 172 Schwabacher, Jan, 83, 138 Schwartz, Joel, 43, 174, 176 Schwenk, Douglas, 83 Scott, Hazel, 83 Scroggins, Earl, 64 Scroggins, Louis, 73 Seamon, JoAnne, 83, 111, 119, 130 141, 142, 148 See, Diane, 73, 136, 143 Seedorf, Ellen, 43, 137, 147, 149 Seedorf, Richard, 83 Seelye, Robert, 73, 125 Seghetti, Don, 43, 111, 112 Seiler, Mary, 73, 119, 124, 139, 140 Selby, Richard, 83 Semlow, Sally, 43, 122, 130, 133 137, 144, 146, 149 Seward, Karen, 73, 124, 133, 143 140 Shannon, Ron, 43 Shannon, Virginia, 73, 124 Shannor, Mary, 122 Sharp, Philip, 64, 122, 145 Sharp, Vlfilliam, 83, 121, 127, 145 Shaw, Steven, 83 Sheets, Karen, 64 Shelby, Vi, 43, 134, 147, 149, 161 Shellabarger, Steve, 83 Shepherd, Mary, 43 Sherman, Jack, 83 Sherman, Sally, 83, 141 Shine, Sharon, 83, 140 sliipp, Sally, 73, 124, 137, 139, 141 151 Shively, Janice, 73, 111, 119, 124, 133, 143 Shively, Mary Louise, 84, 118, 143 Shoemaker, Gaylene, 73, 131 Shore, Barbara, 43, 114, 115, 117, 150, 151 Short, Bill, 84 Short, Ron, 73 Sievert, Barbara, 84 Silverstein, Bev, 43, 112, 118, 130 134 147, 149 Simpson, Richard, 84 Singer, Jim, 84, 160 Pople, Steve, 72, 125 Poppen, Carla, 72, 119, 124, 137, 139, 140 Portman, Denise, 83, 112, 141, 142 Portman, Peter, 63, 139, 172, 176 Poshan, Robert, 125 Potter, Nancy, 63, 111, 135, 138 Pottinger, Nancy, 83, 135 Powell, Larry, 63, 111, 146 Powell, Ted, 41 Pratt, Sue, 72, 124 Price, Donna, 72, 136, 145 Price, Judith, 63, 111, 134, 147 Prier Raymond 41 121 132 133 137, 144, 146,, 1530, 15,1 I 133, 174, 4 Sneed, Prince, Fred, 41, 122 Pritchard, Carrol, 72, 124, 135 Pritzker, Ira, 72 Prugh, Roy, 41, 128 Pueschel, Carolyn, 83, 142 Pugsley, Larry, 41 Pursell, Ann, 63, 130, 133, 139 Quasebarth, Karen, 83 R Radebaugh, Robert, 72, 121, 126, 145 Rubin, Georgene, 83, 127, 145 Rubin, Kay, 43 Ruckle, Carol, 73 Ruckle. Dick, 43, 132 Ruckle, Gary, 83 Ruecking, Helene, 73, 124, 140, 142 Rundle, Carol, 73 Russeff, Charleen, 73, 119, 128, 135, 141 Russell, Jim, 73, 175 Rutherford. XVilliam. 73, 66, 144 Ruvinsky, Thelma, 73, 119, 125, 139, 140 Ryan, Jerry, 128, 136 S saemei-, Alfred, 34, 121, 127, 144, 169 Saletzki, Ken, 125 Samples, Sue, 43, 147 Samuelson, Bobbie, 73, 145 Samuelson, Diane, 43, 123, 149 Skinne 146, r, Elaine, 64, 121, 123, 127, 148 Skinner, Henry, 73, 126 Slagell, 136, Nancy, 64, 115, 133, 134 137, 139, 147 Sleight, Patricia, 84, 145 Sloop, Sharon, 44, 134, 147 Sluser, Richard, 44 Smith, Donna, 84, 130, 142 Smith, Dorothy, 44, 138 Smith, Earlene, 84 Smith, Ed, 64, 123 Smith, Jeffry, 64, 122 Smith, Judith, 34, 139, 141 Smith, Phyllis, 64, 146 Smith, Priscilla, 136 Smith, Richard, 73 Smith, Robert, 64, 159, 176 Smith, Robert Lee, 73, 125, 160 Smith, Robert M., 64, 127, 172, 176 Smith, Shaun, 44 Smith, VVilliam, 73, 151 3 Snedden, Roger, 44 Sharon, 73, 125, 141,142 Solomon, Ted, 64, 110, 132 Sommer, Kristin, 44, 122, 130, 131, 133, 137, 149, 151 Sones, Helena, 73, 144 Songer, Paulette, 73 Sosamon, Janet, 75, 125 Sours, Don, 84 Spalding, Linda, 73, 125 Spee1's, Fred, 73, 127, 139, 172, 174 Spence, John, 44 Spencer, Robert, 64 Sperry, Janet, 73, 111, 119, 136, 137, 139, 140 Spiess, Friedhelm, 64, 110, 144 Sprenkle, Joyce, 73, 75, 143 Squires, Sandy, 64, 135, 137, 146 Staford, Jerry, 46, 114, 117, 151, 177 Stalcup, Betty, 44, 134, 149 Stallheber, Darlene, 73, 136 Stamm, Thomas, 64, 159, 176 Stangeland, Jeffrey, 84 Staub, Henry, 45 Staub, Maureen, 45, 135 Stein, Melinda, 64, 120, 123, 139, 147 Steinbach, Bill, 45, 128, 129, 146 Steinberg, Jerry, 45, 111, 123, 147 Steiner, Cleo, 73 Steiner, Gary, 84 Stephens, Jerry, 73, 127 Storneck, Norton, 64 Sterntield, Scott, 64, 144 Sterrett, Susan, 65, 118, 121, 137, 144 Stevenson, Ann, 45, 117, 118, 123, 147, 149 Stewart, Mary, 84 Stewartson, Larry, 73, 151, 166 Stodola, Steve, 84, 111, 142, 175 Stoecker, Earl, 73, 125, 145 Stokes, Patricia, 84 Stoll, Johnny, 65, 129, 145 Stone, Carole, 66, 73, 119, 121, 126, 137, 141, 148, 151 Stone, Michael, 65, 122, 139 Stone, Virgil, 65, 123, 160 Stott, Hubert, 45, 119, 173, 176 Streibich, Robert, 45, 171, 176 Struben, Carol, 73, 124, 128 Stuart, Michael, 65, 122, 159, 176 Stuart, Susan, 65 Stuber, Fred, 45, 176 Stuftlebean, Bonnie, 84 Sturtevant, Bill, 65, 128, 145 Stuttle, Eileen, 84, 142 Sutheld, Dave, 76, 84, 160, 175 Sulaski, XVilliam, 45 Sullivan, Larry, 84 Sumlners, Julie, 73, 148 Sumner, Bonnie, 75, 124, 138 Sumner, Donna, 45, 1.22, 137, 146, 149 Sumner, Jim, 65, 145 Sutter, Marilyn, 45, 118, 123, 137 Sutton, Karen, 73, 124, 136, 141, 148, 149, 161 Swadley, Sharon, 84 Swain, Tim, 45, 112, 117, 119, 139, 175 Swanson, Rita, 65, 133, 134, 142, 147, 148 Swanson, Ruth, 84, 127 Swardenski, Jana, 84, 136, 138, 140 Swardenski, Jay, 45, 151, 171, 176 Swedell, Joyce, 84, 118, 142 Szepessy, David, 73, 75, 121 T Taft, Carol, 84, 121, 143 Tamkin, James, 84, 136, 142 Tamplin, Pam, 65, 123, 147 Tapp, Richard, 45, 169 Tarr, Bill, 73, 126, 136, 140 Tate, Evelyn, 65, 130, 133, 135 Sanders, Essie, 43, 135 Sanders, Linda, 64, 139, 146 Sanders, Nancy, 83 Sanders, Primus, 125 Sandy, James, 43, 122, 177 Satchfleld, Charleen, 83 Sauder, Kenny, 64, 122, 173, 174 Snyde1', Gail, 64, 123, 147, 148 Snyder, Mary Jane, 64, 147 Snyder, Steve, 84 Soderquist, Robert, 64 Solomon, Jerry, 64, 126 Solomon, Marty, 44, 110, 133, 148, 151 Page 236 Taylor, James, 45 Taylor, Jeffrey, 121, 126, 136 Taylor, Sam, 84 Taylor, Stella, 74, 124 Taylo1', Sue, 45, 135 Taylor, Steve, 45 Taylor, Tom, 84 Teague, Eclythe, 74, 178 Teder, Ando, 45, 151, 162, 164, 167, 176 Terence, Lois, 45, 130, 147 Thomas, Arvella, 45 Thompson, Robert, 46 Thomson, Gale, 74, 119, 124, 136, 139, 141 Winela Thomson, Joan, 65, 133, 138 Thornburg, Sherry, 74, 124, 136, 141 Tilley, Bob, 65 Tilly, Larry, 65, 128 Tilly, Phil, 74 Timerman, Elaine, 74, 121, 137, 141, 148, 151 Timm, Eunice, 84, 144 Timm, Miriam, 46, 131, 134, 144, Varney, Gay, 65 Vaughan, Linda, 74, 124 Vaughan, Roger, 74, 125 YVehnes, Elouise, 85 1Vehnes, Ralph, 47, 156, 159 Weinstein, Herb, 47, 119, 123, 174 VVeishoff', Paul, 47, 167, 176 149, 151 Titus, Elizabeth, 84 Tjarksen, Nancy, 74, 124 Tonlkinson, Earl, 74, 127, 139 Towles, Richard, 74, 125, 142 Towns, Judith, 84 Treadway, Lynn, 74, 142 Trendle, Wesley, 65, 121, 127 Trilikis, Estelle, 84, 127, 141 Velpel, Gerald, 74, 166 Venesky, Diane, 74, 124, 133, 143 Virgo, Judy, 74, 119, 124, 141 Voegelc, James, 65 Voegele, Janet, 85 Voegele, JoAnn, 74, 124 Voelker, VVilliam, 85, 142, 160, 166 Voelpel, David, 47, 117, 119, 137 Vollentine, Robert, 85, 142 VonAch, Karen, 74 Vonderheydt, Patricia, 85, 148 Vonderheydt, Richard, 47 Voss, Barbara, 65, 123, 178, 179 YVelch, Carol, 74, 125, 128, 141, 178 VVelch Dave, 47 YVelch 1 Dinah, 84, 118, 179 VVilson, Dorothy, 65 129, 133, 134, 135, 148 XVilson, Gaye, 48, 110, 118, 130, 147 VVilson, Pamela, 48, 139, 146 VVilson, Ruth Ann, 48, 120, 149 VVilton, Richard, 48, 133, 139, 146 nd, Seth, 75, 144, 166 1Velch, Fredrick, 65 1Velch, Thomas, 74, 125 1VelIbrock, Kent, 85, 160 1Vellner, George, 85, 129 Trilikis, Maria, 46, 121, 126, 136, 137, 147 Triplett, Wilbur, 65, 128 Triplett, VVillis, 65, 128 Trope, Carol, 46, 110, 111, 114, 118, Susan, 85, 141 White 130, 133, 139, 147, 149 Trope, Ryne, 84, 111, 113, 130, 131, 139, 141 Tucker, Dennis, 74, 75, 151, 175 Tucker, Don, 65, 122 Tucker, Stephen, 74, 151, 174 Tully, Larry, 74, 125 U Ufen, George, 74, 144, 151 Ullman, Don, 46, 139, 156, 159, 173, 176 W NVade, Terry, 175 VVagler, Kenneth, 65 VValdschmidt, WVarren, 74 1Valker, Ann, 85, 179 VValker, Gary, 65 VValker, Joseph, 85, 145 VValker, Marilyn, 65, 130, 134, 146 YValker, Susan, 74, 140, 142 XVallace, VVells, Georgia, 47, 120, 133, 134, 147, 189 VVelsh, Mary, 70, 125, 128 YVentworth, Sally, 148 VVentz, Jerrie, 142 1Vessels, Dick, 85 VVest, Beverly, 74 VVest, Robert, 74, 164, 166, 168 VVestbr0ok, Barbara, 47, 149 VVeyeneth, Harold, 74, 125 VVharton, Janet, 74, 124 Wheadon, David, 47 VVheadon, 1Villiarn, 65 VVheele1', Carol, 65, 146 VVll6Bl61', Porte, 65, 111, 123, 138 1Vheeler, Sandy, 65 VVhitcomb, Sharon, 74, 119, 124, 133, 139, 140 VValler, Emelia, 65, 131 VValler, Patsy, 85 1Vallis, Jan, 85 VVal1is, Jean, 74, 124, 139, 140 1Valter, Carol, 47, 137, 148, 150, 151 VValters, Nancy, 85, 127 NVard, Richard, 47 VVhite, David, 75, 111, 122, 145 VVhite, JoAnn, 47 1Vhite John, 85, 172, 173 VVhite, Julie, 75, 124, 148, 151, 178 VVhite Linda, 85 Whimei Mitchell, 47, 103, 146, 151 VVhite, Ronnie, 47, 157, 159 side, Pat, 47 XVinston, Kim, 75 VViss, Gordon, 48, 109, 110, 151, 159, 164, 167, 176 VVitt, Hersha, 85 Witt, Trinia, 75, 124, 141 VVitt, VVilliam, 48, 122 Vifitzig, Shirley, 75, 124 XVolff, Martin, 145 XVolland, Judy, 75, 136, 139, 140 1Vo0d, John, 65 VVoodward, Judith, 85, 178 1Voolsey, Joanne, 75, 142 VVoolsey, Patricia, 75, 142 XVorman, Joy, 48, 110, 112, 123, 130, 148, 151 W'yard, Jane, 48, 117, 113, 119, 123, 139, 147 VVyard, Katherine, 85, 118, 141, 143 Vilykoff, Margaret, 48 XVykoff, Sharon, 65, 138 Wysong, Corasue, 85, 130, 131, 141, 145 NVyss, Janet, 65 Y Yates, Gary, 65, 159, 160, 164, 167, 168 Yentes, Sharon, 48, 120, 134, 146 Yerby, Hazel, 48, 135 Yocum, Joan, 48, 135 VVashington, Charles, 47, 112, 122, Ulrich, Gerald, 46, 146 Ulrich, Nancy, 46, 117, 119, 137, 147 Ulrich, Patricia, 84, 118, 141, 145 Urban, Ronald, 65, 159, 160, 169, 176 136, 137, 144, 146, 151 VVass0n, Joe, 169, 172 Wasson, Jean, 74, 119, 124, 135, 141 1.Vatkins, Cheryl, 74, 118, 125, 136, 137, 144 YVatkins, Dan, 85 Watson, Richard, 85 VVhitley, Starr, 85, 136, 138, 140 Whitlook, Scott, 35, 142, 143 Vifhitmore, Mariana, 75, 111, 138, 140 VVhitt, Ivy, 35, 160 VVhitten, David, 85, 160 NVhitten, William, 75 Vlfickersham, David, 75 VVild, Art, 48, 174 Young, Dale, 48, 157, 159, 176 Younge, Gloria, 65, 112, 134, 137, 147 Younge, Melanie, 85, 119, 136, 142 Youngman, Rosalie, 65 Yuhause, David, 85, 175 Z V- W'atts, Carol, 74, 124, 141 1Veaver, Linda, 74, 133, 134, 136, VVilkinson,Pat,65,131,146 ziegele, Linde, 75 Van Antwerp, Clyde, 84, 160 140, 143 VV1111af11S, Joe, 125 Zinllnerniall, Julie, 75, 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