Reynolds Community High School - Yearbook (Reynolds, IL)

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'MSTAF M EDWARD MOFFITT Proof-reader I JOHN I-IAWN Organizafions al Ss ROBERT NICE Mimeographer Organizedions O . O . O 0 g Q Q Q '31 - -T I 1 .Jr 4 f 'Tiff 3 . 'T ' ', MERESECSSFRTIS q JANET THOMAS ' Co-Edifor R I - Q-2:5 I C M 3 , RACHEL MUELLER Assisfenf Eddor MRS. TINSLEY Advisor DARLENE DE MOULEN I I PATRICIA CURRY Organizaiions S+encIIer HELEN DENNISON Organizafions KATI-IRYN I-IOFER RACE KRAKLOW S+enciIer Orqanizafiorw IDA MAE I-IANSEN Organizefions VIRGINIA ARMSTRONG Art DepurImenI X ROYCE PETTIT Organizafions 5 v 1 ,2 . ii: CHARLOTTE SWARTOUT Organizaiions SIenciIer O O O C 0 0 ' O O '

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Staff To most of the students, the press room at the north end of the stage is just a catch-all corner. Oddly enough, it Was in this little room that the yearbook was compiled One cold day last January we began our yearbook, and this little room became the scene of glue, cardboard, and 'millions' of pictures. Needless to say, the first page we made1 was the heartthrobs, and those heartthrobs that ever were true were slightly out of date by the time the book was finished. Q Finally, the scenery in the press room was changed from pictures to typewriters and mlmmeographs. Yes, but probably the happiest day in the life of the press room was the day that the yearbook was completed, for it was then that it could once more become the scene of peace and quiet. - We, the staff of the yearbook, want especially to thank Shirley Miller, John Mack, Jim Doonan, Jean Martin, Bob Lindduist, Lucille Johnston, Mary Eloise Weiss and Vernon Seitz, all of whom wrote articles for the yearbookg the Ag boys for bringing us equipmentg Mrs. Neylon, Mrs. Tinsley, Mr. Brldgofordg Mrs. Schlueter, and the 'rest of the faculty for their cooperation, and the other members of the student body who helped in any way.