Pittsfield High School - Saukee Yearbook (Pittsfield, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1963 volume:

CAVKBB 1963 I VOLU UE 25 Spcwfe 5 21 39 59 71 107 Twenty-five years ago the Saukee was created. Its purpose was, as it is now, to present a pictorial record of the events of the school year. These twenty-five books have preserved for each successive class the memories of a school year. The memories of one year are many, some happy—some not so happy. A book of this type is not to replace those mem- ories, but to refresh them with pictures. The Saukee staff has tried to improve the content of this book so that it will be more enjoyable to the reader in the future. We then respectfully submit this, the twenty-fifth issue of the Saukee, to the students and faculty of Pittsfield High school. CHARLES D. WARNER Acnvmes Elwood hangs the portrait of Harvey and himself, which was painted by Carolyn CaT-roll. Harvey, the story of Elwood P. Dowd and his pooka friend, is an ex-Broadway production that also appeared on T. V. Harvey was presented on April 26 and 27 by a cast of 13. Many of the cast members were old hands at dramatics, but there were a few newcomers, these were: Martha Shaw Marjorie Foster, Lonnie Watkins, Elizabeth Schimmel, Charles Buddy Beal, and Larry Bowman. B COiw S UotoCMJuj I wrote it on tHe back of this card ' is the line which leads Dr. Chumley and Wilson on a merry chase after Elwood and Harvey. ' - HARVEY CAST Vela Louise returns after she was mistakenly treated at the sanitarium. Myrtle Mae Simmons Veta Louise Simmons Elwood P. Dowd ________ Miss Johnson __________ Mrs. Ethel Chauvenet Ruth Kelly, R. N. Ruth Kelly, R. N. Duane Wilson —......... Lyman Sanderson, M. D. William Chumley, M. D. . Betty Chumley ...... _ Judge Omar Gaffney E. J. Lofgren ......... Kristy Berry Cherryll Gaffney ..... Stan Ballinger Jeanie Cockrum Martha Shaw Marcia Hammitt ___ Marjorie Foster John Pennock __________ Steve Harry Lonnie Watkins Elizabeth Schimmel Charles Buddy Beal Larry Bowman jhe bicuu Rrife Uu Qm i PQcy Mrs. Chauvenet is about to be introduced to Harvey, the tall white rabbit who is partly obscured by the telephone stand. 7 Cast sings riotous 7V,2 cent-finale song. Thespians Cam Ct ash Success Scene 2 of act 1 ends with fast paced Racing with the Clock scene. Babe and Sid look over Pop's stamp album. You'll never get my key! Wlilv FVi t tyu ttxrfl As their first project of the year the National Thespian Society produced and presented the Broadway hit Pajama Game. Expenses and profits were split between the Thespian Society and the band. This was the first time at P.H.S. for a play that was open to all students. The turnout at tryouts was very good. Work on the play started immediately with a reading rehearsal. Then came singing, dancing, and acting rehearsals. Because of the way the play was written there were a great number of scene changes required. This was done by chorus members who doubled as stage hands. The final rehearsals were during and after Christmas vacation. As January 31 came around, the play was shaping up well; a controversy arose over certain parts of the play, but rehearsals went ahead on schedule. January 31 finally arrived; until curtain time the cast had not seen or heard how large the audience was. The opening night audience was the largest ever seen at any play—but the Saturday night audience was even larger. ’Ein, zwie, drei ..says Professor Vernon Hines in his world famous knife throwing act. POjCtfvtfo CUM CctSfc 37 Directed by Jon Robb Musical direction by Paul Rosene Dances Staged by Marcia Hillebrenner Hines Prez Joe . Stanley Ballinger Mike Boren Charles Warner Hasler Ronnie Johnson Sid - Jim Robinson Gladys Nancy Watson Mabel Cherryll Gaffney 1st Helper Spencer Mink 2nd Helper Craig Findley Charlie John Pennock Babe ... Gloria Grigsby Mae Miki Irving Brenda Kristy Berry Poops ie Marcia Hammitt Max ... Steve Harry Pop Carl Seymour Steam Heat dancers Shirley Bauer Nancy King and Nancy Knapp Sandra Zimmerman Wanda Franklin Susan Sloan Mary Lindsay Jeff Emrick Vickie Wombles Mike McGann Diana Jeffries Dan Hayden Karen Dennison Bob Groom Sharon Voelker Joe Hoover Patty Haun Norman Shaw Connie Moody Earl Peters Beverly Baughman 10 I Remember Mama is a play taken from the book Mama's Bank Account. Mama Papa ... Gloria Franklin Joe Miller Katrin Beverly Baughman Ne s Larry Herrick Christine Sonja Beattie Dagmar Bette Peecher Mr. Hyde Mike Collins Edna Burns Sign'd Gail Hubbard Jenny Laurel Fulmer Unde Chris Ronnie Johnson Mr. Thorkelson Gary Shinn Doctor Spencer Mink 1st Nurse - Linda Hooper Another Nurse Patty Witty Bell Boy Roger Stephenson Miss Morehead Christine Moore Soda Clerk ... Ronnie Willsey A Wo man .... Patty Haun Arne - Ron McLaughlin Madeline Sandra Spellman Dorothy . Beverly Capps Juntos f M t 6j On November 16-17 the class 1964 presented its first attempt at dramatics. This play, I Remember Mama was presented at two night performances and one each to the grade school and high school audiences. This was the third play presented at P.H.S. with the aid of the flats and lights bought last year. After the play on Saturday night a party was held for the cast and backstage workers. Student director, Judy Peecher, reads Gail Hubbard's part during the last dress rehearsal. II Raui Spoxfe UoMAOtodkg PomA 12 but D ogsk 6 DautjDen QjpVut Sue Lowe, Rick Lippencott, Judy Weil, Jim Farrell, Carol Fesler, Steve Harry, Dan Boyd, Marcia Hammitt, Mark Bauer, Kris Berry. Attendants not pictured: Jane Kraybill, George Goodin, Dee Ann Fisher, Bill Hammitt, Jean Shipley, Lonnie Watkins, Jean Cockrum, Bill Henderson, Jim Robinson, Mary Schuster, Estill Ator, Karen Dean, David Pfeiffer, Patty Haun, Dan Hayden, and Karen Collver. 13 John Litvan, Karen Dean, Carol Fesler, and Curt Fudge. LARRY HENTHORN, Emcee CkusttMXS DanCfij QpcmSovd I The Juniors served refreshments 14 Eric Peters, Mike Boren, Nancy King, and Gregg Carnes. 15 Sandra Lowry and Vinton Pease. Q. C. S(3MtS(w5 QOO Hops During the basketball season the Student Council held soc hops following the home basketball games. 16 FW4-FFA Pt ettfc Qw etiumJb B John Engle, Barbara Batz, Don Wenneker, Mary Batz, Jim Robinson, June Christian, Jean Shipley, Bill Benz, Marjory Foster, Ed Lewis, Evelyn Batz, and Bob Browning. 17 BEV CAPPS and MIKE DIMMITT, King and Queen of the 1963 Prom. Dee Ann Fisher, Gregg Carnes, Patty Lynn Haun, Jim Miles, Bev Capps, Mike Dimmitt, Joe Miller, Laurel Fulmer, Bill Hammitt, Sandra Spellman. 18 Senior Vice President, Dan Hayden, joins the court in leading the Grand March. PtOfti PxG Mtfe Ou The Twist 19 Breakfast at 2:42 Hifi PlOtov, Ou PctrdxJ, W Bieatyast Still awake for the movie Twisting at the After the Prom party. SPORTS 21 OdAd M - AJ mj 4, 7t fod C kicking, pateUtg, backing THE VARSITY TRAVELING SQUAD FIRST: Jim Johnson-manager, Gregg Pressey, Paul Ransom, Carl Shulmao, S. D. StroHeker, Steve Claus, Steve Bergman, Estill Ator, Ron Dell-l. - L DO Pollard-coach- GarV CaPPs- Dan Hayden, Dennis McCartney, Mark Bauer, Bill Henderson, Steve Sealock, Dennis Dodd. THIRD: Coach Inck, Lonnie Watkins, Rick Lippincott, Jim Robinson, Dan Boyd, Jim Farrell, Mike Lowery, Jim Grote, Bing Lowe. FOURTH: Coach Worley, Chuck Lowry, Chuck Pine, Terry Reel, Don Ghrlst, Carl Cunningham, David Pfeiffer, Steve Harry (absent when picture was taken). r 22 2, Lorn 2 23 The. PicuutZopi BM ycutdlfotg TecWques Line up for the varsity Saukees—Mark Bauer, Jim Farrell, David Pfeiffer, Chuck Lowry, Dan Hayden, Terry Reel, Dennis Dodd, Bill Henderson, Bill Ham-mitt (behind Henderson), Carl Cunningham, Dan Boyd. £ouk } Jib Ifa lu)Q b 24 The Saukees do battle with the Brown County Hornets. V SAUKEE SCOREBOARD PHS Opponent 13 Louisiana .................-............ 13 31 Winchester -.................-.........- 12 25 Palmyra 6 6 Rushville -............. 6 19 Christian Bros. 46 6 Beardstown 0 12 Brown County ......................... 6 6 Jerseyville ..........—................. 20 Coach Worley explains a new play to the eager team. 25 Jv. Vowtity RtftbcM FIRST: Jim Johnson-manager, Gary Capps, Paul Ransom, Carl Shulman, S. D. Stroheker, Don Ghrist, Steve Claus, Steve Bergman, Mike Lowry, J.m Grote, Ron Dell-manager. SECOND: Bob Allen, Lynn Ator, Chuck Pine, Dennis Me Cartney, Steve Sealock, Stan Lowe, Bing Lowe, Bob Browning, Donald Davis. THIRD: Millard Freeman, David Grogan, Walter Schimmel, J. A. Lowe, Leo Willard, Paul Crowder, Jimmy Funk, Chuck Aldrich. FOURTH: Don Pollard-coach, Terry Callihan, Charlie Giger, Butch Anderson, Greg Smithers, Dick Peebles, Rick Lloyd. J.V. Workout 26 Ftoslv-Qoplv. BasketboM THE FRESHMAN TEAM Richard Wendler, Danny Butler, Steve Bergman, Bob Browning, Doug Oakly, Gary Capps, Coach Don Mellon, Butch Anderson, Rick Loyd, Mike Lowry, Jim Grote, Don Grist, David Daniels. THE SOPHOMORE TEAM Scott Yaeger, Gary Allen, Dennis McCartney, Stan Boyd, Gary Triplet, Bruce Bryant, Gary Wilder, Coach Don Mellon, Paul Ransom, Roger Reel, Bob Bergman, Clyde Shaw, Bing Lowe, Bruce Fowler, Gary Butler, Manager Ron Dell. 27 kooU shot, (jjubb iMj , sot shot THE VARSITY SQUAD Coach T. Smith, Bill Henderson, Mark Bauer, Dan Boyd, Terry Denison, Terry Reel, Vinton Pease, John Steuart, John Litvan. Ronnie Luster, Jim Miles, David Pfieffer, David Jenkins, Steve Theobald, George Goodin 28 Denison and Reel team up to get the ball. 29 QctukeGS Ftejltfe lj(w BASKETBALL SAUKEE SCOREBOARD PHS Opponent 68 Hannibal ........................ 48 78 Barry .......................... 45 65 Griggsville ....................... 63 57 Rushville ........................ 53 69 Brown County ....................... 52 54 Quincy ............................. 64 55 Beardstown ....................... 65 57 Winchester _........................ 56 66 Central ___________________________ 64 59 Christian Bros. .................... 60 50 Pleasant Hill ...................... 60 71 Central ............................. 57 43 Winchester ........................... 65 54 Brown County ......................... 46 58 Rushville 68 64 Beardstown ........................... 58 69 Jerseyville ........................ 78 75 Jacksonville ....................... 59 Holiday Tournament 7A Northwestern ______________________ 54 68 Macomb _............................ 60 53 Christian Bros. ______________________ 70 Midwest Tournament 60 Beardstown ......................... 55 72 Rushville ........................ 60 Regional Tournament 70 Brown County ........................ 44 63 Dosh-Burg ............................ 42 51 Rushville ........................... 43 Sectional Tournament 64 Winchester _______________________ 45 47 Lamphier .......................... 60 30 19-9 RacW (xdcUinq, battutg, pifoWg Qctuk b BoSiboMlMm - THE BASEBALL TEAM F|RST ROW: Greg Pressey, Mark Bauer, Roger Ellison, David Jenkins, Ed McCoy. SECOND ROW: Paul Ransom, Dennis McCartney, Larry Herrick, Gary Jeffr.es, Steve Sealock. THIRD ROW: Dick Peebles, David Pfeiffer, Jim Miles, Bill Hammitt, Coach Smith. Stan Boyd prepares to hit a homerun! lA utS 14, LoSOS 9 PHS 9 9 5 8 3 3 2 2 3 2 11 2 7 4 26 13 0 8 3 1 5 5 5 SAUKEE BASEBALL SCOREBOARD Opponent Liberty —............ Rushville Rushville Routt Routt _.............. Beardstown Brown County .........— Central ............. C entral Christian Bros. Griggsville Jacksonville -------- Jacksonville ........ Christian Bros........— Payson ..... Payson —............. Quincy ......... Brown County Quincy .......-...... Griggsville ......... — Beardstown .......... 2 8 1 2 2 10 0 6 8 3 14 9 .... 6 .... 6 1 0 1 0 2 .... 0 ... 1 Regional Tournament East Pike ........... Griffin .................... luqh biocuLjumf)ing Tutck W t U uv Ptk Couaty OM i me IKMV N ICMW amST: n°a nHirSCh' °rrT!!n 5HaWA °an B°yd' R°n Luster' Terry Denison' BMI Henderson, Steve Bergman, Coach Mitchell. SECOND: Gary ni! d n,o . mCJ ' Y, GcafV Sutler Charles Giger, Gary Hittner, Bill Bonnett. THIRD: Spencer Mink, Clyde Shaw, Carl Shulman, Dav.d Daniels, Mike Lowry Larry Schaffer, Dick Biddle, Donald Davis. FOURTH: Ron Mitchell, Roger Stephenson, Dennis Whittaker, Don Ghrist, Jim Farrel, Lyndle Offenbacker, Dennis Dodd, Ed Knight, Don Schaffer. 34 Dennis Dodd hands Dave Bonnett the baton in the mile relay. Ron Luster, seen at right, clearing low hurdles, broke two records in the Pike County Meet. He ran the high hurdles in 15.9 and the low hurdles in 20.3. Uidwest CouAmtvce Ueefe Bill Henderson, experienced miler, pulls hard on the last lap to come in first. Dan Boyd, broad jumper, aims for the handkerchief and the county record. Coach Hirsch gives the boys last minute instructions. chipping, dnioing, putting Gotym T k stk In Distnidb THE GOLF TEAM FIRST ROW: Gary Wilder, George Goodin, Dan Brass, Chuck Aldrich, Ron McLaughlin, Bob Allen. SECOND ROW: Steve Sealock, Jim Miles, Jeff Blake, Ed Knight, Dennis Knotts. 37 Sandra Spellman, Carol Fesler, Bev Capps, Khris Berry, Marcia Hammitt, Sue Lowe. Ju Vcw itij Jill Curtis, Sandy Lowry, Jane Kraybill, Shirley Bauer. OR ANJf mOMC FIRST ROW: Norman Shaw, Larry Henthorn, S. D. Stroheker. SECOND ROW: Mike Boren, Dee Ann Fisher, Connie Moody, Nancy King. THIRD ROW: Miss Harpole, sponsor; Mary Schuster, Susan Sloan, Mark Bauer, Joe Miller, Janice Hunter, Vickie Graham. QtuAmb Couactfi LocoJl flFQ Ckcbpt t This year the Student Council was left very busy. The most important project the Student Council accomplished was to organize a local American Field Service Chapter. This chapter sponsors foreign exchange students in the U. S. Next year P.H.S. will have a boy from the Philippines in its enrollment. The Student Council started the year out with Freshman Day. Following this was the annual Brunch for Pittsfield teachers. Homecoming activities were next. Hobo Day was held again. A parade was organized and floats were decorated. The dance was held in the gym the night after the game. The Student Council again sponsored the Food and Toy Drive. There were enough toys for 130 children. New evergreens purchased by the Student Council decorated the school building. At the Student Council dinner the 63-64 officers were installed. 40 FIRST ROW: Gary Wilder, Wayne Giger, Charlie Giger, John Litvan, Mike Dimmitt. SECOND ROW: Judy Bergman, Connie Hall, Marilyn Bauer, Carolyn Ransom, Peggy Helm, Ruth Still. THIRD ROW: Beverly Grimes, Edna Burns, Christy Booth, Gail Hubbard, Sharon Voelker. Ucmfij Assist SWewfc Council FOOD AND TOY DRIVE FIRST ROW: Roberta Ransom, Gary Hartman, Beverly Grimes, Charles Duggins, Arretta Williams, Marjory Foster, David Jenkins, Janice Hunter, James Robinson. SECOND ROW: Steve Theobald, Mark Bauer, Evelyn Bonnett, Kris Berry, Cherryll, Ed Lewis, Karen Dean, John Litvan. THIRD ROW: Chuck Warner, Elizabeth Schimmel, Sheryl Shaw, Judy Voelker, Edna Burns, Judy Peecher, Gregg Carnes, Sandra Spellman, Mike Boren. FOURTH ROW: Maurice Neese, Gary Dunham, Don Wenneker, David Pfeiffer, Carol Collver, Gary Gaffney, Gary Shinn, Peggy McComber. FIFTH ROW: Gloria Franklin, Laurel Fulmer, Gail Hubbard, Patty Haun, Ronald Johnson, Jim Miles, Carl Seymore. SIXTH ROW: Linda Dunham, Judy Bergman, Gloria Grigsby, Irlyn Little, Janet Bradburn, Margaret Greene, Linda Baker, Miss Bueker. NWS Adopts Now ChoptoA N ute This year the National Honor Society adopted the name of their sponsor, Lorena Bueker, for the name of their chapter. This name was chosen in appreciation of the time and effort she has so willingly donated to the assistance of young people. The Society sponsored a talent show and donated the money from this to the American Field Service. There were 35 new members inducted into the club this year. A bake sale was held in April. There was enough money made at this sale to purchase certificates to award to each member at the end of this year. In May a banquet was held at the Steak House with Neil Clark as guest speaker. The NHS also donated and packed cookies for the Student Council Toy and Food Drive. 42 FIRST ROW: Mr. Robb, Cheryll Gaffney, President; Sonja Beattie, Secretary; Ronald Johnson, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Roxy Fudge, Mary Lindsey, Mary Schuster, Sandra Zimmerman, Nancy Watson, Susan Sloan, Gloria Grigsby, Connie Moody, Wanda Franklin. THIRD ROW: Judy Voelker, Gloria Franklin, Laurel Fulmer, Judy Peecher, Diana Jefferies, Miki Irving, Janet Bradburn, Beverly Baughman, Peggy McComber. FOURTH ROW: Kris Berry, Jeannie Cockrum, Patty Haun, Gail Hubbard, Patty Witty, Ronnie Willsey, John Pennock, Mike Boren, Charles Warner. FIFTH ROW: Elizabeth Schimmel, Marcia Hammitt, Larry Henthorn, Gary Shinn, Mike Collins, Dennis Dodd, Spencer Mink, Stan Ballinger, Joe Miller, Bette Peecher. SIXTH ROW: Karen Dennison, Vicky Wombles, Nancy King, Steve Harry, Mike McGann, Bill Fields, Gregg Carnes, Larry Herrick, Victor Hubbard, Carl Seymour. Although the National Thespian Society started our third year with only nine members left from last year, we had our most successful year. Our biggest project was the production of the first all-school musical, THE PAJAMA GAME. The proceeds from this play brought a much needed spotlight and an electric saw. Because of the large cast of this production, our After the performance membership was boosted to 56. At the annual awards party, we presented a-wards for acting performances to four seniors, two juniors, one sophomore, and one freshman. Stan Ballinger received the best Thespian award. The Thespians look back at the 1962-1963 year with pride but look forward to next year with a large group and plenty of enthusiasm. 43 FIRST ROW: Peggy McComber, Lois Willard, Sheryl Shaw, Patty Witty. SECOND ROW: Ginger Royalty, Sue Lowe, Carol Fesler, Marcia Hammitt. THIRD ROW: Nancy King, Carolyn Foster, Janice Hunter, Roxy Fudge. FOURTH ROW: Cindy Wombles, Linda Taylor, Sharon Gully, Gloria Franklin, Cheryl Duggins. FIFTH ROW: Judy Voelker, Connie Jennings, Barbara Butler, Beverly Capps, Christy Booth. SIXTH ROW: Sonja Beattie, Mrs. Killebrew, Judy McGinley, Christine Moore. FNC qm L J't . R Aj Cmss Fomw C w fy Qbup is The biggest project the Future Nurses Club and Jr. Red Cross did this year was to form the Candy Stripers Program at the lllini Hospital. Each night of the week three candy stripers work 2! 2 hours. This program continues through the summer months as well as during the school year. The duties of the Candy Stripers are to cheer up patients, take food trays and water, run errands, wheel patients, and make beds. FIRST ROW: Miss Grubbs, Marjory Foster, Judy Weil, Mike Collins. SECOND ROW: Nancy Watson, Laurel Fulmer, Gloria Franklin, Ginger Royalty, Roxy Fudge, Judy Voelker. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Roberts, Elizabeth Schimmel, Libby Brummell, Mary Schuster, Marcia Hammitt, Sue Lowe, Carol Fesler. FOURTH ROW: Gloria Grigsby, Sonja Beattie, Peggy McComber, Patty Witty, Gale Hubbard, Linda Butler, Gregg Carnes. FIFTH ROW: Carl Seymore, Janice Hunter, Linda Johnson, Carolyn Ransom, Carolyn Foster, Wanda Franklin, Linda Taylor. SIXTH ROW: Alana Priest, Billie Oonkright, Ronnie illsey. 44 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Sealock, Mary Batz, Sharon Ramazzini, Laurel Fulmer, Joan Johnson Moffit, June Christian, Lillian Martin, Jean Shipley, Cheryl Davis. SECOND ROW: Elaine Shelton, Joyce Troutner, Barbara Minear, Doris Greene, Barbara Maricle, Janet Clendenny, Majory Foster, Linda Baker, Wanda Franklin, Rosemary Wagner. THIRD ROW: Carlene Graham, Glenna Ballinger, Wanda Greene, Martha Chamberlain, Ginger Royalty, Carolyn Roberts, Virginia Looper, Vicki Kattleman, In a Horton, Gayle Smith. FOURTH ROW: Brenda Garner, Barbara Batz, Judy McGinley, Evelyn Batz, Elaine Lemons, Arretta Williams, Linda Butler, Sue Lowe, Carol Fesler, Carol Baughman. FIFTH ROW: Carolyn Foster, Lynda Johnson, Lynn Bonds, Edna Burns, Bette Benjamin, Alana Priest, Ruth Ann Niffen, Ruth Ann Garrett, Janet Niffen, Billie Conkr.ght, Linda Ator. SIXTH ROW: Iva Loutzenhiser, Pat McGinley, Loretta Wright, Pat Hayden, Donna Hibbard, Barbara Johnson, Barbara Loyd, Evelyn Staggs, Becky Orrill, Sandra Cannon, Sharon Garrett-Absent: Donna Dolbeare, Sharon Gerard, and Peggy Cummings. FH4 f-f©sfe Fast WotW-Doag Idpjs Banquet This year the Future Homemakers of America hosted the first Mother-Daughter Banquet. The FHA Chapter was also host to the Pike County FHA Leadership Conference. The club served the annual FFA Banquet and helped with the Basketball Banquet, fixed tray favors at Christmas for the hospital patients, and had a style show in conjunction with the Home Economics classes. The main money-making project was selling meat and dessert cookbooks. The FHA along with the FFA sponsored the annual Sweetheart Ball. 45 FIRST ROW: Mr. Fisher, Ed Lewis, Bill Benz, Steve Grimes, Mike Dimmitt, Don Wenneker. SECOND ROW: Robert Weaver, Ronnie Daniels, Larry Brokaw, John Glecker, Roger Reel, Steve Lowe, Kent Baker, J. A. Lowe, Bob Browning, John Patterson. THIRD ROW: Gene Scranton, Jerry Cress, Jim Johnson, Emmett Bagent, Terry Reel, Estill Ator, Steve Neese, Stan Lowe, Ron Long, Don Peck, Greg Smithers. FOURTH ROW: Bill Ruble, Larry Conkright, David Cooley, Charles Brown, Steve Martin, Louis Orr, Lyndel Taylor, Gerald MacDonald, Gerald Crossman, Jim Franklin, Duane Yackley. FIFTH ROW: Bill Henderson, Dennis McCartney, David Englemann, Jay Shelby, Bill Fields, Vic Hubbard, Gregg Carnes, Lyndle Offenbacker, Don Elledge, Estill Heavner, Dwight Mitchell. SIXTH ROW: Willard Lynch, Mike Rowley, John Pennock, Mike Garrison, Jim Griffeth, Lynn Ator, David Daniels, Charles Fletcher, Don Ghrist, Gary Hubbard. Absent: John Engle, Bill Hoskins. FFA Piesettfcs R xctto Du ti tC| Nft oWl FFA W ek This year the Future Farmers of America club participated in the sectional land judging, livestock judging, and grain judging contests and had entries in the Grain Show. The members having entries in the production awards contest were: farm mechanics, Lyndle Offenbacker; beef production, Gregg Carnes; swine production, Mike Dimmitt, sheep production, Ed Lewis; corn production, Bill Benz; poultry production, Estill Ator. In observance of National FFA Week the FFA chapter presented two radio programs. The annual Parent-Son Banquet was also held at this time. In co-operation with the FHA chapter, the Sweetheart Ball was co-sponsored. Money was donated to the American Field Serv- ice for the foreign exchange student. Mike Garrison was high-point man in the pest-control contest and sales campaign. Gregg Smithers was awarded the Star Green Fland pin which is given to the freshman having the best supervised farming program. 1962-1963 OFFICERS President ____________________________ Ed Lewis Vice President ______________________ Bill Benz Secretary .......................... Steve Grimes Treasurer____________________________ Bing Lowe Reporter .......................... Don Wenneker Sentinel ..................................... Mike Dimmitt Advisor ___________________ Mr. Charles Fisher 46 FIRST ROW: Mike Hartman, Bette Peecher, Patty Haun, Carol Collver, Maurice Neese. SECOND ROW: Richard Stauffer, Ronnie Willsey, Cherryll Gaffney, Karen Dean, John litvan, Dan Butler. THIRD ROW: Gary Shanahan, Ron McLaughlin, Sandra Lowry, Janet Bradburn Judy Peecher, Elizabeth Schimmel, Sharon Ramizzini, Arretta Williams, Gary Dunham, Ron Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Clyde Shaw, Terry Predmore, Vicky Kattleman, Martha Shaw, Roberta Ransom, Sandra Apellman, Peggy Helm, June Galloway, Wanda Pruett. FIFTH ROW: Jim Christianer, Vickie Womble, Eric Peters, Vickie Graham, Ruth Ann Hayden, Terry Dietzman, Margaret Green. Du ung WctttiwAjI! Edu wtiOM; Weak During National Education Week, the Future Teachers helped the teachers and gave each one an apple. They also held a tea in the cafeteria for them. This year the juniors and seniors made their teacher observations in Quincy High and Griggsville High, while the sophomores stayed in Pittsfield. Patty Haun, Carol Collver, and Sandra Spellman attended the state FT A Convention in Springfield. Janet Bradburn and Cherryll Gaffney attended a special education program in Jacksonville. At the annual night meeting a foreign exchange student from Java spoke to the members and guests. There were also other guest speakers during the year who spoke about the teaching field. 47 FIRST ROW: Norman Shaw, Larry Henthorn, Cheryl Herron, Carol Baughman, Mrs. Schimmel. SECOND ROW: James Pearson, Mary Wade, Elizabeth Schimmel, Jo Ann Chitwood, Barbara Mericle. THIRD ROW: Sharon Applegate, Marilyn Neese, Beverly Grimes, Lois Willard, Mary Lindsey, Bob Groom, Fred Englemann. FOURTH ROW: Elaine Lemons, Nancy King, Sheryl Shaw, Nancy Knapp, Earle Peters, John Aiken, David Englemann. FIFTH ROW: Wanda Franklin, Linda Taylor, Donna Stauffer, Suzanne Otto, Vickie Womble, Sue Bergman, Linda Goldman, Judy McGonley. SIXTH ROW: Kay Harrison, Trudy Applegate, Pam Dodd, Gregg Carnes, Danny Hayden, Bill Benz. SEVENTH ROW: Beverly Bradley, Dinah Smith, Cinda Wombles, Mike Boren, Gary Gaffney, Loe Willard. EIGHTH ROW: Mary Carroll, Linda Hammitt, Ruth Ann Hayden, Vic Hubbard, John Pennock, Mike Lowry. CltfWuS PtfiSeafe Qckoot Clvu ttviM Ptogtcuw The Girls' Chorus, Boys' Chorus, and Mixed Chorus went to the Calhoun County High School on November 6, for the Pike County Choral Festival. Mr. James Brinkman of Quincy College was the guest conductor. This year the choruses presented the Christmas assembly. This was interspersed with readings appropriate for the Christmas season given by the speech students. Our annual Spring Concert was May 7, during National Music Week. Many students participated in the music contest at Carlyle. We were proud of their fine performances. These same soloists and students singing in ensembles have also sung for various clubs and local organizations during the school year. FIRST ROW: John Stewart, Jerry Orrill, Gary Jeffries, Mr. Mitchell, Larry Henthorn, Jim Christianer. SECOND ROW: David Pfeiffer, Jeff Coultas, George Hammitt, John Litvan. THIRD ROW: Doug Motley, Carl Grimes, Larry Bergman, Terry Callihan. FOURTH ROW: Roger Stevenson, David Bonnett, Steve Jones, Bob Hall. IndusbUotlA Club 49 FIRST ROW: Roxy Fudge, Marjory Foster. SECOND ROW: Peggy McComber, Christine Moore, Lillian Martin, Karen Dean. Dan Boyd, Dan Hayden, Charles Duggins UcM pJAurtojt$ Rjuw Bwtuds James Christianer, Ron Luster, Terry Dennison, John Pennock, Gary Hartman, Eric Peters, Larry Henthorn, Paul Grable, James Johnson, Ed Lewis, Mr. Fesler. 50 Pl0]M 0 d6ts uuv PiUtoS Gayle Smith, Wanda Scranton, Mary Walston, Janet Bradburn, Jean Hansell, Mrs. Prentice (sponsor), Carol Phillips, Patty Stout, Linda Harlow, Beverly Bradley, Doris Green, David Griffith, Wanda Green, Sharon Kirk, Linda Hammitt, Elaine Shelton, Barbara Johnson, Bing Lowe, Lee Lightle, Jeannie Cockrum. Defeats LMnctAiciHS Q W Students FIRST ROW: Miss Harmon, advisor; Dennis Knotts, negative-debate; Richard Stauffer, radio; Carl Seymore; Joe Miller, radio; Larry Herrick, radio; Jim Miles, extempore. SECOND ROW: Miss Grubbs, advisor; Jeff Blake, radio; Miki Lrving, comedy: Janet Clendenny, oratorical declamation; Patty Witty; Mike Boren, affirmative-debate; Peggy McComber. THIRD ROW: Beverly Baughman, verse; Linda Taylor, verse; Sonja Beattie; Laurel Fulmer, affirmative-debate, alternate; Gloria Franklin, affirmative-debate; Larry Henthorn, radio; Ronald Johnson, original monologue. FOURTH ROW: Janice Hunter, negative-debate; Roberta Ransom, original oration; Janet Bradburn, serious; Ron Willsey, comedy. FIRST: Donna Stauffer, Roxy Fudge, Nancy King, Pam Dodd, Sharon Garrett, Cheryl Davis, Cherryll Gaffney, Carol Collver, Lynn Hobbs, Nancy Athey, Sandra Zimmerman, Joyce Harshman. SECOND ROW: Mary Bat2, Donna Newborn, Jean Cockrum, Dee Ann Fisher, Christy' Booth, Joan Johnson Moffit, Judy McGinley, Roberta Ransom, Peggy McComber, Christine Moore, Connie Jennings, Mary Lindsey, Patty Witty. THIRD ROW: Janice Hunter, Karen Dean, Judy Voelker, Gloria Grigsby, Barbara Butler, Linda Goldman, Sue Bergman, Nancy Knapp, Vickie Womble, Diana Jefferies, Marilyn Bauer, Charlotte Fudge, Connie Moody, Susan Sloan, Patty Haun. FOURTH ROW: Janice Hammitt, Sharon Voelker, Carol Baughman, Linda Ator, Barbara Batz, Linda Johnson, Sara McCann, Carolyn Ransom, Carolyn Foster, Miki Irving, Nancy Watson, Carol Collver, Irlyn Little, Sharon Gully, LouAnne Theobald. FIFTH ROW: Gloria Franklin, Beverly Baughman, Ruth Ann Garrett, Ruth Ann Niffen, Donna Hibbard, Pat Hayden, Vickie Kattleman, Martha Shaw, Sharon Ramazzine, Arretta Williams, Elizabeth Schimmel, Carolyn Roberts, Eileen Ellis, Judy Peecher. Pep Club Boosts Caukm hv QumhUds This year the Saukee Pep Club looked uniform in their new pep club sweatshirts. The school colors were represented with the red sweatshirts, black skirts and white shoes. The Pep Club made a good showing at the games and added to the Sauks' spirit. The Pep Club easily learned the new cheers the cheerleaders taught them and encouraged the spectators to yell too. The Saukee Pep Club faithfully followed the fighting Saukees all the way from the triumph over Hannibal to the defeat at Springfield. FIRST ROW: Linda Hammitt, Judy McGinley, Cheryl Davis, Sue Lowe, Carol Fesler, Marcia Hammitt, Arretta Williams, Lynn Hobbs, Miki Irving, Sandra Zimmerman, Marjory Foster, Sonja Beattie, Beverly Baughman, Peggy McComber, Mrs. Chamberlain. SECOND ROW: Martha Chamberlain, Sharon Ramazzini, Roberta Ransom, Linda Goldman, Barbara Butler, Caren Collver, Sue Bergman, Donna Stauffer, Pam Dodd, Nancy King, Connie Jennings, Patty Witty, Mary Batz. THIRD ROW: Elizabeth Schimmel, Lois Willard, Sheryl Shaw, Irlyn Little, Janie Kraybill, Jill Curtis, Vicky Kattleman, Carolyn Roberts, Jeannie Cockrum, Kris Berry, Evelyn Bonnett, Sharon Applegate, Beverly Lynch, Elaine Lemons. FOURTH ROW: Donna Giger, Sharon Voelker, Janice Hammitt, Carol Baughman, Christy Booth, Beverly Capps, Dee Ann Fisher, Christine Moore, Vicky Bransom, Betty Benjamin, Alana Priest, Nancy Watson, Gloria Grigsby, Marilyn Bauer, Diana Jeffries. FIFTH ROW: Judy Weil, Vicky Braham, Sharon Gully, Caren Collver, Roxy Fudge, Karen Dean, Judy Voelker, Charlotte Fudge, LouAnn Theobald, Carolyn Foster, Susan Sloan, Nancy Athey. SIXTH ROW: Joyce Troutner, Janet Dell, Mary Chamberlain, Evelyn Batz, Connie Winkleman, Laurel Fulmer, Martha Shaw, Becky Orrill. _____________________Classes BaiUk ah CflA Nfokfe FIRST ROW: Mr. Smith, Mark Bauer, Dennis Dodd, Carl Cunningham, Terry Reel, Ron Luster, Jim Farrell, Charles Lowery. SECOND ROW: Larry Bowman, Jeff Blake, Dan Boyd, Vinton Pease, Stan Boyd, Dan McCartney, Gary Allen, Dick Biddle, Charles Beal. THIRD ROW: Dan Hayden, Rick Lippincott, Lonnie Watkins, David Pfeiffer, Gerald Crossman, John Stewart, John Hittner, Dennis Whittaker, George Goodin, Steve Harry, Absent: Ed Dolbeare, Steve Sealock, Roger Ellison, John Litvan, Lyndle Offenbacker, Bill Hammitt, Larry Grimes, Bill Henderson. Twos Cow Quit us. PiiisIjiMi Pacuity Such was the headline for an evening of riotous fun sponsored by the Letterman's Club. The gym was packed and the audience really roared when Coach Mellon got hog-tied in the middle of the court! BASKETBALL BANQUET Terry Denison, free throw champion; Vinton Pease, most valuable player; Dan Boyd, captain; Coach Toby Smith, Bob Vannatta, guest speaker; Glenn Smith, toastmaster; Coach Don Mellon. 53 FIRST ROW: Jeff Emerick, Mike McGann, Ronald Eugene Dell, Dennis Knotts, Richard Stauffer, Carl Shulman, Vice President; Charlotte Fudge, Secretary-Treasurer; Dan Brass, President; Linda Dunham, Reporter. SECOND ROW: Clyde Shaw, Richard Biddle, Gary Hartman, Mike Collins, Dennis Dodd, Joe Miller, Gary Shinn, Joann Goewey, Gloria Franklin, Lee Lightle. THIRD ROW: Louanne Theobald, Mary McGinley, Pam Dodd, Vickie Womble, Suzanne Otto, Bette Peecher, Linda Taylor, Vickie Graham, Mrs. Beckenholdt; sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Jane Kraybill, Irlyn Little, Connie Moody, Susan Sloan, Jill Curtis, Gloria Grigsby, Nancy Watson, Caren Collver, Donna Giger, Margaret Greene. FIFTH ROW: Cinda Wombles, Sharon Voelker, Connie Hall, Mary Richards, Diana Jefferies, Dinah Smith, Joyce Harshman, Judy Bergman, Mary Carroll, Carolyn Ransom. R-0S IaaOu Speaks oJb SpOidsh OW) POJl£tj This year the Spanish Club went Christmas caroling little lake. This was enjoyed by all, especially those around town, singing the carols in Spanish. who got tadpoles put down their backs. Their last event of the year was a picnic at the new Steve Theobald, Peggy Helm, David Engelman, Dan Hayden, Wanda Pruett, Virginia Looper, Lillian Martin, Diana Jefferies, Gloria Franklin, Connie Hall, Linda Butler, Carol Fesler, Gloria Grigsby, Walter Schimmel, Ronald Johnson, Evelyn Bonnett, Mrs. Meyer. Qtodvts Pfeas i WtfhTh fo Last Qajukm Scoops The Saukee Scoops was published monthly throughout the year through the efforts of the staff, the editor, Evelyn Bonnett, the assistant editor, Gloria Franklin, and sponsor, Mrs. Myer. The newspaper kept the school up to date on the activities of the organizations, 54 classes, sports, and important happenings on the school besides providing amusements with the joke section and humorous articles. The last edition was the senior edition, make up of senior wills, history, prophecies, and future plans. Bond 0(}(jto i6 Look Ov ty U.uStC Jim Miles, treasurer; Gary Gaffney, vice president; Roxy Fudge, president; Judy Voelker, secretary; June Galloway, head librarian. Qouke CM ddttcj Bond FootboM Show PICCOLO: Jean Cockrum; FLUTES: Jean Cockrum, Laurel Fulmer, Judy Peecher, Alana Priest, Martha Chamberlain, Karen Dennison, Bette Peecher, Carolyn Ransom; OBOES: Kay Harricon, Lu Theobald, Carl Cunningham; BASSOONS: Janice Hunter, Suzanne Otto; SOPRANO CLARINETS: Gail Hubbard, Ronald Willsey, Lois Willard, Evelyn Bonnett, Cherryll Gaffney, Roberta Ransom, Arretta Williams, Ronald Johnson, Sharon Voelker, Mary Chamberlain, Sue Daniels, Vicki Graham; ALTO CLARINETS: Paul Grable, Linda Baker; Librarian; BASS CLARINETS: Sheryl Shaw, Robert Wearer; CONTRA BASS CLARINET: Jim Miles, Treasurer; ALTO SAXOPHONES: Roxy Fudge, President, Gary Gaffney, Vice President, Linda Butler, Jeff Emrick, David Calvey; TENOR SAXOPHONES: Judy Voelker, Secretary, Joe Miller, Linda Dunham, Vickie Womble, Donna Newborn; BARITONE SAXOPHONES: Terry Predmore Cmapjii BojmL SfcWiog The Pittsfield High School Band began the 1962-1963 school year as the 86 member Saukee Marching Band. Headed by Drum majors Bill Fields and Joe Miller, the band received 2nd place in the highly competitive invitational marching band contest in Jersey-ville. Joe received the high honor of the award for the best drum major of all bands entered. Four home football half-time shows, the exciting Homecoming parade (in the rain), and the trip to Beardstown for the football game rounded out the fall season. The Black Band and the Red Band provided pep music for the many home basketball games. The annual Pops Concert by the concert and stage bands featured the superior-rated Clarinet Choir, directed by Roxy Fudge, student director. Then the Stage Band began the Dennis Knotts; FRENCH HORNS: Gary Dunham, Dan Brass, June Galloway, Head Librarian, Charlotte Fudge; CORNETS: Gregg Carnes, John Geisendorfer, Lyndle Offenbacker, David Bonnett, Ray Anderson, Larry Mays, Mike Collins, Norman Shaw, David Lacy, Roger Stephenson, Larry Sapp, John Glecker; BARITONE HORNS; David Jenkins, Eileen Ellis; TROMBONES: Dennis Whit-taker, Carl Shulman, Larry Brokaw, Robert Browning, Robert Clark, William Shotts, Beverly Grimes; RECORDING BASSES: Gary Allen; SOUSAPHONES: Richard Loyd, Bill Fields, Lynn Ator; STRING BASS: Vic Hubbard; PERCUSSION: Dennis Dodd, Jim Moore, Spencer Mink, Mike McGann; TYMPANI: Eric Peters; BELLS: Beverly Ov tUwS OivTOu o intensive rehearsals for the first all-school musical Pajama Game. The Concert Band then left on the Fourth Annual two day spring tour providing assembly programs for the high schools of Jerseyville, Litchfield (overnight stay in Decatur), Cerro Gordo, and Lamphier (Spring-field) to audiences totaling 4,000 students and teachers. The first professional recording was made of the concert band by the R.C.A. corporation. The 12 inch LP record was available to the Public. The spring concert featured the Sousa presentation to David Jenkins. Back to Marching Band for the Quincy All-American Parade and the Memorial Day parade completed a very busy and very successful school year. Mr. Pinkerton, sponsor; Linda Butler, activities editor; Cherryll Gaffney, ads and organizations editor; Chuck Warner, editor; Carl Seymour, assistant editor, Elizabeth Schimmel, sports editor. The Annual Staff this year was organized differently than it had been before. Usually the staff was composed of two editors; editor-in-chief and assistant editor, but this year we divided the book into five sections and assigned an editor to each one. This new system proved to be more efficient than the old one. This year's book marks 25 years of Saukees for Pittsfield. The annual was originally named the Hig-B until 1939 when it was changed to the Saukee. The staff has worked many hours during and after school to produce the 1963 Saukee, but they were worth it. SEATED: Sue Lowe, Judy Voelker, Roxy Fudge, Sharoa Gully, Sharon Garrett. STANDING: Carol Fesler, June Galloway, Carolyn Roberts, Karen Dean, Fred Englemann, Alana Priest, Beverly Baughman, Dennis Knotts, Janice Hammftt, Pat McGinley, Iva Loutzenhiser, Ron McLaughlin. 58 fACJOY DONALD MELLON, M.S. CLARABELLE BOUDREAU, B. Ed. GLADYS HARPOLE, B. Ed. Sophomores reading senior level books? Juniors playing Chase ? Freshmen discussing dating? Seniors discussing the question Are We Hollow Men? Sounds incredible, but it is true. Though these things seem unusual for English classes, they are part of the agenda for all classes. Some times we think of English as boring, then, small things make them lively. MISS HARPOLE, PATRICIA CORDER (student teacher) 60 JON ROBB, B.A. Home Ec. girls prepare for the future. f ECOiiO iu£$ JAMES HIRSCH, B.S. f Om L Scte tC CLAY L. IRICK, B.S. 62 JACK WESTERFIELD (student teacher) VIRGINIA MAYS, B.A. Some of the math classes experienced something entirely new at P.H.S. A student teacher, Mr. Jack Westerfield, from Western Illinois University at Macomb, taught for twelve weeks. Also used this year was the Delineascope. With this the teacher can write any problem on a clear plastic sheet. Then the problem is projected onto the wall. The bug hunt in the various biology classes was the first field trip this year. It was a contest between groups in different classes to see who could find the most bugs on the football field. There was a little excitement in chemistry class when a student accidently caught the wastebasket on fire. It was quickly extinguished by an asbestos blanket. 63 JUDD WORLEY, B.S. Ed. ELDON FESLER, B.A. MARGARET MEYER, B. Ed D. CHARLES PINKERTON, M.A. BuSutGSS hjuCX)rfl(Hv Qjwh Business education is designed to help students prepare for earning a living. This department offers typing, bookkeeping, shorthand, and general business, and gives, specialized training to students who wish to enter vocations pertaining to business. It is a very rewarding course because a would-be secretary's future depends upon it. Did you ever see such concentration? 64 JAMES SANDERSON, B.S. HELEN HARMAN, M.S. Cocial Qtudies Social studies teaches students to face problems that they must handle as adults. For example, American history classes witnessed the choosing of a grand jury, held a conference with our county judge, Winthrop Anderson, and visited the jail. Civics classes visited a trial and, also, saw the grand jury being chosen. Through these visits they were shown the processes of the law. V. A. COLLINS, M.S.Ed. 65 ATHENE SCHIMMEL, B.S. PAUL ROSENE, M.S. Ed. UuSfo and Vo riioncd Arts WILMA CHAMBERLAIN, B.S. DALE SMITH, B.S. Otodj Physic !!; PdujCaiiOU; Physical Education strives to build healthy bodies and healthy minds for today's youth. In P. E. students learn co-operation, fair play, and leadership as well as co-ordination and endurance. Driver's Education teaches students safety and courtesy on the highway and better knowledge of traffic laws. This is achieved through classroom study and actual driving. THOMAS JOHNSON, B.S. Ed. 67 PATRICIA BECKENHOLDT, B.S.Ed. LtiW uj an L Spanish BOARD OF EDUCATION SEATED: Dean Sneeden, Virgil Parks, A. C. Holloway, Wade Grimes, and Tom Troutner. STANDING: Merle McLaughlin, Warren Brown, and J. H. Voshall, Superintendent. Principal RICHARD HEITHOLT, M.E. Mr. Rosene gets a helping hand from Mr. Prentice, Curriculum Co-ordinator. HELEN HOLLEMBEAK and FERN HEITHOLT, secretaries. BETTY KILIEBKEW, R.N. Tttey Keep Us Cham, F l, ami -feMuj MR. FRANKLIN and MR. HUBBARD Mrs. Houchins, Mrs. Hayden, Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. White, Mrs. Ator, and Mrs. Fisher. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Mary Richards, secretary; Ruth Anne Hayden, president; Steve Bergman, vice president-absent was Gary Capps, treasurer. Clm 1966 Charles Aldrich John Akin Bob Allen Ray Anderson Trudy Applegate Linda Ator Lynn Ator Barbara Batz Marilyn Bauer Shirley Bauer Carol Baughman Frank Cawthon Jo Ann Chitwood Robert Clark Janet Clendenny Larry Conkright David Cooley Paul Crowder Patricia Cummings David Daniels Ronald Daniels Jean Dark Cheryl Davis Linda Bergman Steve Bergman Bill Bonnett Beverly Bradley Larry Brokaw Charles Brown Bob Browning Barbara Butler Danny Butler Sandra Canon Betty Capps Gary Capps Donald Davis Janet Dell Karen Dennison Pamela Dodd Jeff Em rick John Engle Ruth Ann Fisher Charles Fletcher Janice Foster William Fox Millard Freeman Bill Fuhrman James Funk Donald Ghrist Charles Giger Wayne Giger Linda Goldman Carlene Graham Vickie Graham Doris Green David Griffith James Griffith Marfh$ Griggs Bob Groom James Grote Sharon Gully Connie Hall Janice Hammitt Linda Hammitt Rex Harpole Laurel Harris Kay Harrison Joyce Harshman Mike Hartman William Hoskins Larry Hayden Ruth Ann Hayden Cheryl Herron Gary Hittner Bill Hobkirk Larry Joe Hoover Linda Hoover Richard Houchins Miki Irving Walter Irwin Diana Jeffries Jacob Johnson James Johnson 75 Robert Johnson Richard Jones Nancy King Donald Kirby Nancy Knapp Richard Knutson David Lacey Larry Lemons Stan Lowe Steve Lowe Mike Lowry Sandra Lowry Richard Loyd Willard Lynch Sharon McDonald Judy McGinley Randy Lemons Mary Lindsay David Lowe J. A. Lowe Barbara Maricle Jerry Mays Larry Mays Barbara Minear 76 'i Mary Jane Richards Mike Rowley Larry Ruble William Ruble Janet Niffen Steven Neese Douglas Oakley Suzanne Otto Linda Patterson Richard Peebles Bette Peecher Eric Peters Carol Phillips John Plummer Robert Rankin Elizabeth Reeder Lester Rush Larry Sapp Larry Schaffer Walter Schimmel Cynthia Schumann Gary Shannahan Norman Shaw Elaine Shelton Bill Shotts Charlene Smith Dinah Smith Greg Smithers Judith Splain Jesse Staley Donna Stauffer Patricia Stout Linda Taylor Joyce Troutner Sharon Voelker Mary Walston Robert Weaver Richard Wendler Leo Willard Linda Wilson Cinda Wombles Vickie Wombles Joe Yackley 78 Standing by the water fountain in the main hall are the sophomore class officers; Steve Sealock, president; James Pearson treasurer; Dennis Knotts, vice president; Wanda Pruett, secretary, was absent at the time the picture was taken. Gary Allen Sharon Applegate Nancy Athey Kent Baker Evelyn Batz Bette Benjamin Judith Bergman Larry Bergman Robert Bergman Richard Biddle Dale Black Stanley Boyd Linda Baker Glenna Ballinger Janet Bradburn Vickie Branson Danny Brass Robert Browning 80 Jerry Cress Gerald Crossman Peggy Cummings Jill Curtis Ronald Dell Terry Dietzman Linda Dunham Warren Eisenburg Richard Ellis Mike Ellison Fred Falk Barbara Fehr Good Citizenship Award Bruce Bryant Gary Butler Terry Callihan David Calvey Mary Carroll Martha Chamberlain Mary Chamberlain Robert Chitwood Steve Claus Caren Collver Jeffrey Coultas Bruce Crawford Carolyn Foster Bruce Fowler Jim Franklin Wanda Franklin Charlotte Fudge Sandra Fuhrman June Ann Galloway John Geisendorfer Sharon Gerard John Gleckler Margaret Greene Gloria Grigsby David Grogan George Hammitt Peggy Helm Cheryl Hobkirk Ina Horton Stella Hull Kenneth Ingram John lonson Sharon Jacobs Dennis Johnson Lynda Johnson Gene Jones 81 Steve Jones Vickie Kattelman Eddie Knight Dennis Knotts Jane Kraybill Rose Lara Elaine Lemons Connie Lierly Irlyn Little Ronald Long Bing Lowe Beverly Lynch Delbert McCann Sara McCann Dennis McCartney Gerald McDonald 82 Mike McGann Mary McGinley Peggy Mclntire Sharon Martin Steve Martin Mike Minear Ronald Mitchell Connie Moody Jim Moore Gary Morrow Linda Neese Lewis Orr John Patterson Donald Peck James Pierson Charles Pine Joanne Plummer Alana Priest Wanda Pruett Mary Jane Pryor Carolyn Ransom Paul Ransom Roger Reel Charles Reeves Carolyn Roberts Ginger Royalty David Scranton Steve Sealock Clyde Shaw Linda Shaw Carl Shulman Leroy Sidwell 83 Steve Simmering Susan Sloan Larry Smith Linda Splain Richard Stauffer Carolyn Stewart Ruth Still S. D. Stroheker Lyndell Taylor Lou Ann Theobald Wanda Thornton Marsha Torrens Gary Triplett Brenda VanNatta Rose Mary Wagner Nancy Watson Marshall Wells Dennis Whittaker Gary Wilder Lenard Wilson Connie Winkelman Harry Wynder Scott Yaeger Sandra Zimmerman 84 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Gregg Carnes, president; Carol Collver, secretary; Gary Shinn, vice president. Not Pictured: Ron McLaughlin, treasurer. CMS, off 1964 Emmett Bagent Mary Batz Beverly Baughman Sonja Beattie Jeffrey Blake Lynn Bonds David Bonnett Christy Booth _Larry Browning Edna Burns Gregg Carnes Beverly Capps Mike Collins Carol Collver Billie Conkright Wanda Crossman Carl Cunningham Sue Daniels Gene Dark Mike Dimmitt Dennis Dodd Ed Dolbeare Cheryl Duggins Gary Dunham Don Elledge Eileen Ellis Roger Ellison David Engelmann James Farrell Mike Fenton Bill Fields Dee Ann Fisher Gloria Franklin Laurel Fulmer Gary Gaffney Dale Galloway Brenda Garner Ruthanne Garrett Joann Goewey Linda Gooud Paul Grable Wanda Green Carl Grimes Robert Hall Larry Herrick Donna Hibbard John Hittner Lynn Hobbs Linda Hooper Larry Horton Gail Hubbard Gary Hubbard Victor Hubbard Fred Irv in Gary Jeffries Connie Jennings Barbara Johnson Ronald Johnson Sharon Kirk Carol Long Charles Lowry Barbara Loyd Peggy McComber Rita McElfresh Ronald McLaughlin James Miles Ronald Joe Miller Spencer Mink Dwight Mitchell Christine Moore Douglas Motley Marilyn Neese Maurice Neese Donna Newbern Ruth Ann Niffen Lindle Offenbacker Becky Orrill Jerry Orrill Judy Peecher David Pfeiffer Greg Pressey Minnie Roberts Kathryn Ruble Charles Sealock Carl Seymour Jay Shelby Gary Shinn Virginia Smith Sandra Spellman Evelyn Staggs Theresa Staley Roger Stephenson John Steuart Donald Wenneker Gary Joe White Shirley Wilder Ronald Willesy Everett Witty Patricia Witty Lorette Wright Good Citizenship Award Estill Ator Stanley Ballinger Harry Bateman Mark Bauer SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Jean Cockrum, secretary; Elizabeth Schimmel, president; Dan Hayden, vice Charles Beal Mike Benjamin William Benz Kristy Berry president; Earle Peters, treasurer. Evelyn Bonnett Mike Boren ‘Good Citizenship Award John Brown Elizabeth Brummell Steve Burbridge Linda Butler IA Q(M CtfWy Duytutg Gary Cantwell June Christian 11 James Dawson James Christianer Jean Cockrum Luuidv f-f OUA Karen Dean Terry Denison Donna Dolbeare Charles Duggins Roger Ellison Carol Fesler Good Citizenship Award Fred Engelmann qm L R ttv tft Marjory Foster Roxy Fudge Judith Fuhrman Jerry Grammer Stephan Grimes Marcia Hammitt Patrick Gresham Beverly Grimes Elva Jean Hansell Steve Harry Larry Grimes Gary Hartman Dan Hayden William Heyworth James Johnson Joan Johnson Moffit Janice Hunter Edwin Lewis Lee Lightle i Ricky Lippincott 'Nr Virginia Looper John Litvan 92 SWiUife PtOiw Sue Lowe Eddie McCoy Larry McCann Ronald Luster David Lynch Lillian Martin Dennis Minear Ronald Orrill Vinton Pease Pop C Wj ffiJo John Pennock Earle Peters Terry Predmore Sharon Ramazzini BaskfstboM Gcme Terry Reel James Robinson Wayne Rowley Donald Schaffer Martha Shaw Elizabeth Schimmel Mary Schuster Wanda Scranton Jean Shipley Q tofru cui f-louM6 - A - ESTILL ATOR-FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4 - B - STAN BALLINGER—Football 1, 2; Track 1, 2; FFA 1, 2, 3; Thespians 3, 4; Junior Play; Senior Play HARRY BATEMAN-FFA 4 MARK BAUER—Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 4; FFA 1, 2; Home Room Representative 3; Pep Club 1, 2 BUD BEAL—Track; Senior Play; Lettermen's Club 4 MIKE BENJAMIN—FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 BILL BENZ-FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; Stage Band; 3, 4 KRIS BERRY-Cheerleader 2, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Junior Play; Senior Play, Pajama Game 4; Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 2, 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Prom Attendant 3; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Society for Academic Achievement EVELYN BONNETT—National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Spanish Club 2; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3; Saukee Scoops 2, 3, 4, Editor 4; Citizenship Award 4; Honor Student; Society for Academic Achievement MIKE BOREN-Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 1, Vice President 3, President 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Dramatics Club 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Speech Contestant 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Citizenship Award 1, 2, 3; Pajama Game 4; Junior Play; SAR Award; Society for Academic Achievement LARRY BOWMAN—Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Harvey 4 DAN BOYD—Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3; Letter-men's Club 1, 2, 3, 4 LIBBY BRUMMELL—FHA 1, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross 4; Pep Club 1, 2 STEVEN KENT BURBRIDGE-Band 1, 2, 3; FFA 2, 3 JUDY BUTLER-No Activities listed LINDA BUTLER—Freshman President; Spanish Club 2; FHA 2, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross 4; Annual Staff 4; Saukee Scoops 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 - C - GARY CANTWELL-Industrial Arts Club 3, 4 JUNE CHRISTIAN—FHA 3, 4; Pep Club 2 JIM CHRISTIANER—FTA 4; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3; Projectionists 4 JEAN COCKRUM-Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 4; Saukee Scoops 2, 3; Senior Class Secretary; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Stage Band. - D - JAMES DAWSON-Industrial Arts Club 2; Class Officer 1, Football 2; Basketball 1; Track 2 KAREN ANN DEAN—FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, President, Vice President, Secretary-Treasurer; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Hall Monitor 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 4; Annual Staff 4; Spanish Club 2; Homecoming Attendant 4; Danforth Foundation Award TERRY DENISON—Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 4; FFA 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 4; Pep Club 2; Projectionists 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Play Committee CHARLES DUGGINS-Student Council 1, 2; Class President 3; Spanish Club 3; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, president 4; Hall Monitor 4; Citizenship Award 4; Danforth Foundation Award; Society for Academic Achievement - E - ROGER ELLISON—Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 FRED ENGELMANN-Chorus 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; FFA 1 - F - CAROL FESLER—Cheerleading 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Future Nurses Club 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Attendant 3; Homecoming Queen 4, Attendant 2; Junior Red Cross 4; Annual Staff 4; Saukee Scoops 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 4 MARJORY FOSTER-Library Club 2, 3; Annual Staff 3, 4; GAA 4; Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4; FHA 2, 3, 4; Sweetheart Ball Attendant 2, 4; National Honor Society 4; Hall Monitor 4; Saukee Scoops 3, 4; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow ROXY FUDGE-Pep Club 1, 2, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Thespians 4; Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4; FNC 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Hall Monitor 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Freshman Vice President 1; Band President 4; Pajama Game Stage Band 4 - G - CHERRYLL GAFFNEY—National Honor Society 3, 4; National Thespians 3, 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; All-School Play 4; FTA 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 SHARON GARRETT-Pep Club 1, 2, 4; Annual Staff 2, 4; FNC 2, 3; FHA 4 MIKE GARRISON-FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 DONNA GIGER—FTA 1; GAA 3, 4; Saukee Scoops 4; Spanish Club 4; Twirler in Band 2, 3 GEORGE GOODIN—Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket-ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 1, 4; Track 3; Baseball 2; Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Spanish Club 1, 2; Homeroom Representative 3 PAT GRESHAM-Industrial Arts 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2 JERRY GRAMMAR-No Activities Listed BEVERLY GRIMES-Band 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; FNC 3; Spanish Club 2; Citizenship Award 1, 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Music Contest 1, 3, 4; Society for Academic Achievement LARRY GRIMES-Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3; Spanish Club 2; FTA 2; Saukee Scoops 1, 2 STEPHEN GRIMES-FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3 - H - MARCIA HAMM ITT—Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Secretary of Class 1; Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4; Future Nurses 2, 3, 4; National Thespians 4; Pajama Game 4; Senior Play 4; GAA 1, 2, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 4; Homecoming Attendant 3; Honorary Attendant 4; Junior Senior Prom Queen 3; Band 1; Citizenship Awards for nine Weeks 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4 JEAN HANSELL-Junior Red Cross 4; Library Club 2, 3, 4, President of Library Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President of Library Club 3; Future Nurses 2, 3 STEVE HARRY—Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Spanish Club 1, 2; Letter-man's Club 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Hall Monitor 3; Class Officers 2, 3; National Thespians 4; Senior Class Play; Pajama Game GARY HARTMAN-FFA 1, 2, 3, Officer 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Projectionists Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 4 105 DAN HAYDEN—Football 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3; Chorus 3, 4; Senior Class Vice President; Lettermen's Club 3. 4; Hall Monitor 4; Saukee Scoops 4; Prom Attendant 3; The Pajama Game WILLIAM HEYWORTH-No Activities Listed JANICE HUNTER-Student Council 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; GAA 1; Future Nurses Club 2, 3; Junior Red Cross 2, 3; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Saukee Scoops 2; Stage Band - J - JEANNE JEFFRIES—GAA 1, 2, 2, 4; Future Nurses Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 DAVID JENKINS—Basketball 2, 4; Baseball 4; Spanish Club 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; John Philip Sousa Award Stage Band 3, 4; Music Contest 4 JAMES JOHNSON-FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Projectionists Club 4 - L - ED LEWIS—FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; President 4; Projectionist Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; DeKalb Agriculture Award LEE LIGHTLE—GAA 3; Library Club 1, 2, 2, 4; Band 3; Saukee Scoops 2, 3; Thespians 3, 4; Home Room Represenative 4; Spanish Club 4 RICKY LIPPINCOTT-FFA 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Letterman's Club 3, 4 JOHN LITVAN—FTA 1, 2, 2, 4; Basketball 1; Football 1, 2; Basketball Manager 3, 4; Baseball Manager 2, 3; Letterman's Club 3; Sophomore President; Spanish Club 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 4; Homeroom Representative 4; Projectionist Club 2 VIRGINIA LOOPER—FHA 3, 4; FNC 3; Saukee Scoops 4 IVA LOUTZENHISER—Annual Staff 4; FHA 3, 4 SUE LOWE—FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; FNC 2, 2, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross 4; Homecoming Attendant 1, 4; Prom Attendant 3; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 4; Senior Play, Student Director RON LUSTER—Spanish Club 2; Projectionist Club 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Junior Play; Pajama Game; Basketball 4; Lettersman Club 4 DAVID LYNCH—No activities listed - M - LILLIAN MARTIN—FNC 1, 2; FHA 2, 3, 4; Saukee Scoops 4; Pep Club 4; Hall Monitor 4 LARRY McCANN -Play Committees; Intramural Basketball EDDIE McCOY—Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 3, 4; Track 2; FFA 1, 3; Boys' Chorus 2 PAT McGINLEY—FHA 3, 4; Annual Staff 4 DENNIS MINEAR—Griggsville High School, Baseball 1; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 2 JOAN JOHNSON MOFFIT—FHA 1, 3, 4; Pep Club 4 - O - RON ORRILL—Industrial Arts 2, 3; Spanish Club 3 - P - VINTON PEASE—Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Golf 1, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Letterman Club 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Representative 3 JOHN PENNOCK-FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Projectionists 3, 4; Hall Monitor 3 EARLE PETERS—Football 2; Band 1, 2, 3; Projectionists 2, 3; Pajama Game 4; Chorus 3, 4; State Music Contest 1; Senior Class Treasurer; Spanish Club 2; Bausch and Lomb Science Award LOIS PHILLIPS—No Activities Listed TERRY PREDMORE-Band 1, 2, 3, 4; FTA 1, 2, 3, 4; Track Manager 4 - R - SHARON RAMAZZINI—FHA 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 4; FTA 4 ROBERTA RANSOM-Band 1, 2, 3, 4; FTA 3, 4; Pep Club 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Spanish 2; GAA 3, 4; GAA 3, 4; Speech Contest 4; Honor Student; Society for Academic Achievement TERRY REEL—Football 1, 2, 4; Basketball; FFA 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3; Track 2 JAMES ROBINSON—Football 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3; Thespians 4; National Honor Society 4 WAYNE ROWLEY—No Activities listed - S - ELIZABETH SCHIMMEL—GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; FTA 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish 2; Saukee Scoops 2, 3, 4; Thespians 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Senior Play; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Vice President Junior Class; President Senior Class; Speech Contest 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; DAR Award; Society for Academic Achievement MARY SCHUSTER-Spanish Club 1; Future Nurses 2, 3; Twirling 2; Dramatics Club 2; Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4; National Thespians Society 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 2, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 4; Junior Class Play 3; Student Director 3 WANDA SCRANTON-Chorus 1; librarian 2, 4 DON SHAFFER—Track 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 2, 3 MARTHA SHAW-Chorus 1, 2; GAA 1, 4; FTA 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 3, 4; Senior Play 4 SHERYL SHAW-Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4; Spanish Club 2; Future Nurses 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; GAA 3, 4; Contest Work 1, 2, 4 JEAN SHIPLEY—FHA 1, 3, 4 GAYLE SMITH—Vice President of Librarians Club 4; Pep Club 4; FHA 4 WILBUR STEININGER—No Activities Listed - T - STEVE THEOBALD—Clinton Community High School 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 4; Saukee Scoops 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Baseball Manager 1; Track 3 BURDETTE TURNBEAUGH-Industrial Arts 1; - V - JUDY VOELKER—GAA 1, 4; Spanish Club 2; Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; National Thespians 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Secretary 4; Stage Band 3, 4; Hall Monitor 3; Annual Staff 4; Pajama Game; Stage Band 4 - W - MARY WADE-Chorus 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1; FHA 1 CHUCK WARNER—2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Junior Play 3; Pajama Game 4 LONNIE WATKINS—Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Track 2; Senior Play 4 JUDY WEIL—GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Red Cross 4; FHA 1; Saukee Scoops 1; Homecoming Attendant I, 4; Prom Attendant 3; Citizenship Award 3 GENE WHEWELL-Saukee Scoops 4 DICK WICKERT—Industrial Arts 1, 2, 3; Track 3 LOIS WILLARD—FNC 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4; GAA 3, 4 ARETTA WILLIAMS—Band 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 2, 3, 4; FTA 4; National Honor Society 4; Pep Club 1, 4 106 AVQ 107 SUPER FOOD MARKET Saukees take the Griggsville Regional Tournament. West Washington Street PITTSFIELD ILLINOIS 108 FLOYD'S JEWELRY CARL'S SERVICE SUPPLY BENSON MOTOR CO. WOOD'S SKELLY SERVICE PITTSFIELD 109 TRUMANS TEXACO SERVICE Complete Lubricating Service and Wheel Balancing Phone 285-4236 PITTSFIELD, ILLINOIS IDEAL HARDWARE The Ideal Place to Shop Phone 285-2260 PITTSFIELD ZIMMERMAN BROS. BUICK if) PfAvrnr In Pittsfield Since 1915 EAST SIDE SQUARE PHONE 285-2196 APPS' SUPER MARKET 312 Clarksville Road PITTSFIELD CAROLE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone 285-2777 PITTSFIELD, ILLINOIS DONALD FRANCIS 0IGER Bookkeeping and Tax Service PITTSFIELD, ILLINOIS BAIT, TACKLE, GIFTS Highway 54 NEW HARTFORD, ILLINOIS SUTTER FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service 320 W. Washington PITTSFIELD 110 Step into Dainty . . . Step out in Style DAINTY DRESS SHOPPE BRANTS PIKE COUNTY GLASS CO. FLOYD HARIG — Owner Hallmark Cards School Supplies Office Supplies Cameras and Gifts Glass Contractors Auto Glass — Wholesale-Retail — Installed Window Glass — Plate Glass Mirrors — Storefronts PITTSFIELD PHONE 285-4275 1 15 South Monroe Street PITTSFIELD, ILLINOIS STANDARD 1 YOUr nJetxndrnt 1 SMITH'S STANDARD SERVICE BARBER AGENCY Insurance since 1926 PITTSFIELD Phone 285-2111 PITTSFIELD 112 O. B. DELL SON V-Belts V-Joints Roller and Stamp Steel Chain PITTSFIELD Best Wishes From C. OWENS GROCERY Phone 285-3424 PITTSFIELD Best Wishes From LEWIS TRACTOR CO. PITTSFIELD V CAPPS' CONOCO SERVICE GEORGE SCHUSTER GARAGE Magneto Service PHONE 285-2466 Highway 36 PITTSFIELD BONNETT TRUCKING SERVICE Local and Long Distance Phone 285-2663 PITTSFIELD Congratulations From DARI RIPPLE The Refreshing Ice Cream That's High in Protein and Low in Fat. PITTSFIELD WATSON'S PLUMBING HEATING ■The Finest in Quality Plumbing Products Soft Water Rental Service PHONE 285-4272 PITTSFIELD 113 G W FURNITURE Complete Ethan Allen Stock NIEBUR'S INSURANCE Best Wishes from CURTIS CONSTRUCTION CO. 114 Our Congratulations and Best Wishes to The Class of '63 R. C. GRAY CHEVROLET CO. Yours in Sales and Service Since 1927 THE PIKE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. ABSTRACTS OF TITLE AND TITLE INSURANCE THE ONLY COMPLETE SET OF ABSTRACT BOOKS IN PIKE COUNTY 115 PHONE 285-3940 PITTSFIELD, ILLINOIS C. MARSHALL FORD ART COWDER TRUCK SERVICE PEARSON MARKET DETROIT 16 SPURGEONS RUBLE’S CLEANERS PITTSFIELD Phone 285-3772 ELITE BEAUTY SHOP Phone 285-3050 PITTSFIELD STILWELL TRUCK SERVICE DETROIT DR. DEAN ARTMAN optometrist CALVEYS D-X STATION DETROIT CASTEEL COLOR WHEEL We sell color PITTSFIELD ORRILL'S PRODUCE PITTSFIELD FRANCES' BEAUTY SHOP We curl up and dye for you WEST END FEED STORE Kent Feed McCULLOCK CHAIN SAWS PITTSFIELD HOSKINS BARBER BEAUTY SHOP We need your head in our business BILL'S RADIO SHOP PHONE 285-3271 FASHION BEAUTY SALON PRIM BEAUTY SHOP PITTSFIELD FRANCES' FLORAL SHOP For the finest in flowers PITTSFIELD 117 118 RAMAZZINI SHOE REPAIR 520 E. Perry Street PITTSFIELD, ILLINOIS DEEDER ERVIN'S BARBER SHOP West Washington PITTSFIELD BARTON OLDSMOBILE NU-WAY CLEANERS For Fast Cleaning Service Phone 285-2265 PITTSFIELD 800 West Washington PITTSFIELD CHUCK'S SINCLAIR PITTSFIELD RADIATOR GLASS The Best In Radiator Repairing And Automotive Glass Installing Phone 285-2022 Pittsfield CLIFF WILLENBURG Sinclair j«J Phone 285-2616 E. L. DAMON ROCKPORT THE 36 DRIVE-IN Highway 36 — 54 WEST PITTSFIELD Everything for the Automobile 119 CARDINAL INN Famous for Fine Food Banquet room for private parties GRUBBS' STANDARD SERVICE Complete Car Service Open 24 hours Chicken, Steaks, Seafood Best Wishes From CAMPBELL CAR CO. RAMBLER DEALER PITTSFIELD ALDRICH DRUG CO. C. W. ALDRICH, R.Ph.G. G. R. RHODES, R.Ph.. Phone 285-2569 Pittsfield 120 Our 100th Year 121 TOWN AND COUNTRY DIMMITT'S SERVICE Phone 285-4351 Washington TANNER'S JEWELRY BIDDLE DAIRY Expert Watch Repair Sifts for All Occasions 122 . Service PITTSFIELD MISSISSIPPI VALLEY PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSN. Intermediate Capital Purpose Loans PHONE 285-3361 PITTSFIELD (standard ) ARVIS JENNINGS Standard Service 316 W. Washington PHONE 285-8011 PITTSFIELD BEN FRANKLIN STORE Your Dime Store North Side of Square PITTSFIELD JACK JILL SHOP Headquarters for your child PHONE 285-2072 BROWN'S FLORIST QUALITY DESIGN SERVICE PHONE 285-3563 RUSS' 66 Ingersoll and Walker DISCOUNT BARGAIN BARN PITTSFIELD WEST WASHINGTON 123 MILES DRUG CO. BUY KING FEED DIRECT SAVE FRIDAY'S FURNITURE Everything for the home Everyone likes to listen to WBBA 1580 on your dial 124 COUNTY OFFICIALS AUSTIN ALTIZER, Circuit Cleric BRICE IRVING, State's Attorney WINTHROP B. ANDERSON, County Judge ELDON ATWOOD, Superintendent of Schools LLOYD MINK, County Treasurer WAYNE FREDDIE LIGHTLE, County Clerk LE VOY COULTAS, County Coroner CHARLES LOWRY, Sheriff MARSHALL ROBERTS, Supervisor of Assessments ELECTRICITY is your biggest bargain. What else gives you SO MUCH ... 1 CENTRAL ILLINOIS PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY HOOPER INSURANCE ndependent AGENT DAVID C. WILLIAMS, JR. WALTER A. MUELLER EVELYN A. ROBINSON 107 East Washington PITTSFIELD, ILLINOIS PHONE 285-2186 125 IAA INSURANCE SERVICE 9 Pike County Farm Bureau Office Insurance as good as the best and the cost Is less. PHONE 285-2151 K 1 4 ■ mi ClRai(|3)8RAND ATOR'S GARAGE Phone 437-2591 ROCKPORT Compliments of A Friend GRIGSBY IRVING Lawyers 118 East Adams PITTSFIELD WEIL AND COULTAS RED AND WHITE GENE BURBRIDGE INSURANCE Phone 285-3651 WEAVER T.V. SERVICE SEAR'S STORE Rockport ATTORNEY CECIL J. BURROWS PIKE COUNTY DEMOCRAT TIMES Phone 285-2427 OTTO'S JEWELRY HILLTOP TRUCK STOP AND CAFE PITTSFIELD FLOWER SHOP PITTSFIELD HOTEL BARBER SHOP 126 To Record That Wonderful Day Remember to Call Us. SANDIDGE STUDIO 113 W. Adams PITTSFIELD NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. SERVING THE PUBLIC FOR 118 YEARS R. J. Lee 917 Myers Building 216 East Washington SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS PITTSFIELD, ILLINOIS TELEPHONES: Springfield 522-7756 127 Pittsfield 285-2679 RUBY KIRBY’S CAFE ROCKPORT Best Wishes From NIEBUR'S SHOE STORE PITTSFIELD SHOPPER'S CENTER House of 10,001 Items Phone 285-3482 WEST PITTSFIELD For the Most Complete Coverage of School Events Read the PIKE COUNTY REPUBLICAN Pike County's Oldest Newspaper TEENIE WEENIE MARKET NORTH JACKSON PITTSFIELD RURAL COMMUNITY INVESTMENT COMPANY PITTSFIELD TROUTNER GARAGE Phone 285-2736 PITTSFIELD, ILLINOIS Best Wishes From C. E. GALLOWAY Dentist PHONE 285-3735 PITTSFIELD 128 SUPERWAY GERARD BROS. TRUCKING ZOE THEATRE For an evening of entertainment PIKE COUNTY SERVICE COMPANY Petroleum — Feed — Plant Food PITTSFIELD KINDERHOOK M D FOOD STORE 130 FARMER'S STATE BANK TOM'S TOASTED PEANUTS STEAK HOUSE Best Wishes from MARINE SERVICE STATION featuring Steaks and Broasted Chicken Try us BANQUET ROOM 131 KIENTZLE'S Good Shoes Since 1876 DICK ASPAUGH BEAR BARN PIKE COUNTY CHEESE COMPANY 132 FREDERICK BERRY JIM WILSON Dentist Masonry and Plastering WENDELL JOHNSON IMPLEMENT COMPANY HARRISON IMPLEMENT Allis Chalmers Sales and Service HUFFMAN SINCLAIR SERVICE TOM TROUTNER 24-hour wrecker j service sU,l|R ,Uty General Contractor Phone 285-2371 PITTSFIELD KELLY ELECTRIC P. H. S. STUDENTS: Complete Wiring Service and Electric Heat PHONE 285-2515 PITTSFIELD Trade with merchants who buy ads in your annual. 133 This will soon be our new home, but we will be giving the same complete banking service. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Pike County's Oldest Bank Compliments of LIVESTOCK AND C D POULTRY FEEDS DR. G. W. KENNEDY DUSTIN FEED MILL PLEASANT HILL Phone 285-2582 PITTSFIELD 134 Best Wishes from ALLEN'S DX KAMAR GIFT SHOP HAMMITTS PLUMBING HEATING 2 Mile West of Pittsfield Join the Knights of the Round Table at ROODHOUSE NEWS AGENCY More games are won and lost at this table than . . . 135 % TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made I X {