Richwoods High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1960 volume:

EXCALIBUR RICHWOODS COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL 6301 N. UNIVERSITY ROAD PEORIA HEIGHTS, ILLINOIS Excalibur Staff Editor-in-Chief.Linda White Assistant Editor .. Janet Mcrrificld Associate Editors Faculty Editor . Mary Kay Schupp Senior Editor ... Sharry Schneider Junior Editor...Sandy Hughes Sophomore Editor .. Steve Dunlap Freshman Editor .... Pat Garstad Sports Editor......Don Knopf Art Art Editor.............Anita Scoggins Assistant Art Editor ... Sue Becker Permission granted by Walt Disney Stu- dios to use ehar«ttBf_adaptations. Origi- nally drawn by Anfi Scoggins, Art Editor. Assistant Typist ..............Judy Rader Janet Futhey Student Photography Corps — Advisor, Mr. Clayton Fawkes Professional Photography by Tichenor Studios Helpers Janeral Kimble Sharon Lokowich Business Joel Suffield James Tamkin Advisor Miss Elsie M. Engelhaupt Contents Introduction .................................. 1 Administration and Faculty.....................10 Classes........................................28 Seniors......................................30 Juniors......................................69 Sophomores...................................92 Freshmen....................................107 Activities................................... 116 School Life.................................. 153 Sports........................................158 Index........................................ 185 We Dedicate This Book to: Mr. RICHARD ERZEN Assistant Superintendent and Dean of Boys We, the Excalibur staff of 1960, would like to dedicate this book to a man who most amply illustrates the Richwoods spirit and school citizenship. With untiring energy he has advised and counseled the student body to better understanding of themselves and the world in which they live. Whether it is 7 A.M. or 11 P.M.; whether it is an administrative situa- tion, student council work, a Dean of Boys’ problem, or a student or teacher wishing to speak to him, he is eager and ready to give of his time. His energy is perpetual along with his enthusiasm. Under his guidance the student council has executed its responsibilities for the betterment of the school. He has aided in its Mid-State Eight affiliation, social functions, and the American Field Ser- vice Student Exchange Program. He has given unselfishly of his time and effort in helping Richwoods obtain the high recognition it has achieved in the past three years. You are a fine Knight. In appreciation we now dedicate this book to you, Mr. RICHARD ERZEN. Ready advice when it is needed. General Conference Room — Meeting place of both Student Council and Board of Education. The Spirit of Education Reigns A glimpse of our guidance wing. In Fact They Do Most Everything. 7 With the Brand New Study Hall, and Wing . . . 8 The Halls of R. C. H. S. Will Really Sing. This Is Our R. C. H. S. Mr. WHEELER McDOUGAL President Mr. WILLIAM O. LOWERY Treasurer Mrs. GEORGE MEYER. Jr. Secretary Dr. FRED ENDRES Mr. RALPH HOERR Mr. CHARLES PATTISON Mr. L. EDWARD ROBY Mr. CHARLES B. ULLRICK Attorney Our Board of Education The Board of Education has endeavored for the past eight years to make possible the educational facilities and the educational program which you now have. Al- though this has been a long and arduous task, it is only the beginning. Next year’s freshman class of five hundred students will be the beginning of a cycle which will bring the enrollment of the Richwoods Community High School to two thousand students within four years. The members of the Board of Education will continue their efforts to maintain the quality of education as they have established it in the past, and will appreciate the counsel and advice of anyone living in the District. 12 MR. RICHARD ERZEN Assistant Superintendent and Dean of Boys 0 u R A D M I N I S T R A T O R S MISS HELEN CURRAN Director of Guidance and Dean of Girls MR LEON H PERLEY Business Manager Our administrators worked diligently to gain for Richwoods Community High School a place of respect and excellence in the community, state, and nation. Now, this year, our administra- tion was faced with the task of maintaining this position and moving on to more glorious heights. With the Assistant Superintendent, Mr. Richard Erzen, aid- ing him, Mr. Fred McDavid has directed this project and has spent many long hours for the betterment of R.C.H.S. Not only does Mr. Erzen aid Mr. McDavid with many administrative tasks, but he is also kept busy as advisor of the Student Council and as Dean of Boys. He has done a fine job. Miss Helen Curran, Director of Guidance and Dean of Girls, directed the entire guidance program and organized numerous activities, such as Campus Capers, Susie Secretary, Merit Scholarship Testing, Hall Monitors, and many other school functions. She too has done an efficient and excellent job. Mr. Leon Perley, Business Manager, very ably has handled his job in this field. The various business contracts and the innumerable tasks connected with the business side of Richwoods Community High School, including the direction of the cafeteria, buses, and maintenance has given him a very busy year. For their diligence in accomplishing their never ending duties in making Richwoods the school that it is, we thank our admin- istrators. 14 MISS HELEN CURRAN Director of Guidance and Dean of Girls Miss Helen Curran, Director of Guidance and Dean of Girls is director and central co-ordinator of the Guidance Pro- gram at Richwoods Community High School. Miss Curran plans and directs the activities and functions of the Guidance Department. Mrs. Mary Brown, Girls’ Counselor, this year aided the Freshman and Sophomore girls in planning their program and also helped them with any personal problem they might have. Next year Mrs. Brown will counsel Sophomore and Junior giris- Mr. Donald Henderson, Counselor for the Freshman and Sophomore boys this year planned their academic program and also aided these boys in solving any personal problems they might have encountered. Mr. Henderson also took care of the vocational and occupational materials in the Guidance Office. Mr. Henderson will counsel Sophomore and Junior boys next year. Mrs. Ruth Hughes, Girls’ Counselor, during the past year assisted the Junior and Senior girls this year in their personal program planning, college and vocational counseling, personal counseling, took care of college catalogues for student ref- erence, and bulletin boards. For the 1960-61 school year Mrs. Hughes will counsel Freshman and Senior girls. Mr. Claude Cunningham, Boys’ Counselor, helped the Junior and Senior Boys this year with programming and in per- sonal college, and vocational counseling. Mr. Cunningham planned the testing program for the Guidance Department. Next fall Mr. Cunningham will serve as Freshman and Senior Boys’ Counselor. Richwoods Community High School’s Guidance program actually begins on the eight grade level. When an incoming Freshman is in the eighth grade, a battery of tests is administered to him. Recommendations from his eighth grade teachers are also considered in curriculum placement. The incoming Freshman student comes to school in the spring with his parents to register for the classes. In a personal interview with a Rich- woods Community High School faculty member or counselor the student and his parents receive information which enables him to register for a program of studies best suited to his inter- ests, needs, abilities, and goals. Another phase of the Richwoods Guidance Program is the annual college night. Fifty-two colleges and universities sent col- lege admission counselors to attend Richwoods College Day and Night. These representatives discussed with students and parents college costs, scholarships, curriculum, entrance requirements, and college life in general. A Susie Secretary Party and College Capers Dinner are activities which are planned for the Senior girls. One half hour per day is set aside for a group guidance study hall period. During this period a student might meet in a group to receive information concerning colleges and universities, vo- cational infonnation, armed service information, results of occu- pational or interest inventory testing, or perhaps the student may meet during this Guidance Period to learn more effective way to study and improve his study habits. We are fortunate in having new and improved physical fa- cilities in our Guidance Department this year, and each member of the Guidance Staff has his individual private office which he may use for private interviews with students, parents, and teachers. All in all we feel that our Guidance Department here at Rich- woods Community High School, under the very capable and excellent leadership of our Guidance Director, Miss Curran, is one of the finest anywhere. Our Guidance Department is sup- plementing and enriching the curriculum in preparing better citizens of tomorrow and a better world of today. MR. CLAUDE D. CUNNINGHAM Boys’ Counselor MR DON HENDERSON Boys’ Counselor Mrs. JOYCE PALUSKA Office Manager and Secretary to Mr. McDavid Miss JANET ENSLOW General Stenographer Mrs. VIRGINIA LEE Chief Bookkeeper Mrs. ELLEN BLUMENRADER Attendance Clerk Mrs. MARJORIE PUTMAN Receptionist Mrs. HARRIETT BALL Library Clerk As our school has grown the last three years, so have the duties of our office staff. Under the capable management of Mrs. Joyce Paluska, office manager and personal secretary to Mr. McDavid, the eight members of the staff work efficiently. They are never too busy to offer a friendly smile and help to the students. Whether your problem is large or small, and even if it is inconvenient at the time, they will do their best to solve it. Speaking for the student body to the office staff, we, the Excalibur Staff, say “Thank You.” Mrs. COLLEEN POGUE General Clerk Mrs. URSULA YOUNG Assistant Bookkeeper and Clerk Our Office Staff 16 MISS WINIFRED ANDERSON Advanced Typing, Clerical Prac- tice, Business Survey, Record Keeping. Bradley University B.S. and M.S. Faculty MR. MAX BRIGGS Arts and Crafts. Eastern Illinois State University B.S. MR. ROBERT BAIETTO Physical Education, Industrial Arts, Swimming Coach, Assistant Varsity Football and Track Coach. University of Illinois B.S. MISS ANN BODINE English III. Illinois Wesleyan Uni- versity B.A. MR. KENNETH BARTON Exploratory Electricity, General Electricity — II, Electronics — III, General Woodworking — II, General Drafting — II. Illinois State Normal University B.S. and MS. MR. GEORGE BRIGGS Choral Music. Eastern Illinois State University B.S. and M.S. MR. PHILLIP J. BECKER Physics, Senior Science, Freshman Class Sponsor. Bradley University B.S.S. and M.S. MR. ROGER BLOOMQUI ST Chemistry, General Science. Illinois Wesleyan University B.S.; Illinois State Normal University M.S. 17 MR. JOHN T. BROWN U.S. History, Citizenship. Sopho- more Football and Basketball Coach, Assistant Track Coach. Eastern Illinois State College B.S. MISS MELVA CROISANT English II, Northwestern University B.A. MR. WILLIAM F. BYAR Social Studies Department Chair- man, U.S. History; Economics, Geography, Augustana College A.B.; Bradley University M.A. MRS. KAREN EGGED Homemaking I, II and Senior Homemaking. Montana State Col- lege B.S. MISS ELSIE ENGELHAUPT General English IV, Journalism EXCALIBUR Advisor, SHIELD Advisor, Future Publicity Chair- man. Northern Illinois University B.S.; University of Colorado M.A. MRS. CONNIE DEATHERAGE Latin. University of Iowa B.A. MISS SIMONE DRAKE Girls' Physical Education, G.A.A. University of Illinois B.S. MR CLAYTON FAWKES Chemistry, Advanced Chemistry, Photography Corps. McKcndrcc College B.S.; University of Illinois MS. MR. RICHARD L. FOX Biology, General Science, Indiana University B.S. MR. TY FRANKLIN Physical Education, Varsity Cross- Country, Basketball, and Baseball Coach. Eureka College A.B.; Uni- versity of Illinois A.M. MR. EDWIN FERREE Drafting, Boys’ Intramurals, Illinois State Normal University B.S. and MS. MR. RONALD HAFER MRS. BETTY J. FISIIBECK Algebra II, Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Illinois College B.A. MRS. NORMA FRANKLIN Shorthand I, and II, Personal Typing, Secretarial Practice, Na- tional Honor Society, University of Illinois B.S. and M.S. U.S. History. Sociology, DePauw University B.A.; University of Illinois M.A. MR. DALE HOLLOWAY A. P. Biology. General Biology. Ad- vanced Biology. Assistant Junior Class Sponsor. University of Illinois B. S.; Bradley University M.A. MR. DONALD A. JOHNSON Plane Geometry. Algebra II, Sophomore Class Sponsor, Augus- tana College B.A.; State Univer- sity of Iowa M.A. MISS DOROTHY HEITHOLD Girls Physical Education. G.A.A. Western Illinois University B.S.; Illinois State Normal University MS. MR. WILLIAM HUGHES Director of Physical Education and Athletics; Physical Education. Wes- tern State University BE.; Uni- versity of Illinois M.S. MR. ESTEL JONES Algebra I and Plane Geometry. Western Illinois University B.E. University of Illinois M.A. MRS. BETTY HITCHCOCK Study Hall Supervisor. University of Missouri B.S. 20 MR. GEORGE M. JOHNSTON American Government, Varsity Tennis Coach, Assistant Sopho- more Football and Wrestling Coach. MR TONY JUSKA Physical Education, Varsity Foot- ball, Wrestling and Golf Coach, Purdue University B.P.E. and M.P.E. MR. LEONARD KORGIE U.S. History, World History, As- sistant Senior Class Sponsor, Uni- versity of Notre Dame B.A.; Uni- versity of Illinois M.A. MISS MARY LOU McGANN Nurse, St. John’s Hospital R.N.: University of Michigan B.S.P.H.N. MRS. FERN LAWLIS College Preparatory English, Sen- ior Class Sponsor, Western Illinois University B.E.; University of Illinois M.A. MR. HERBERT J. LEE Band Director, Eastern Illinois State College B.S.; University of Illinois M.S. MR. ARNOLD H. KNIEF German I, II, and III, Iowa State Teachers College B.A.; Graduate Work, State University of Iowa} Iowa State. .■'Ir- 1 MISS BONNIE LITWILLER Algebra, Plane Geometry. Illinois State Normal University B.S. MR. DON MARINE Speech. Drama, Debate, Dramatics, Forensics. University of Iowa B.A. MR. WILLIAM A. PATTON Chairman, English Department, English I. Millikin University A.B. and M.S. MR. ALLEN METTERNICH General Mathematics, Pre- Algebra, Algebra I, Carthage Col- lege, B.A.; University of Illinois M.S. MR. STEPHEN A. POWER Algebra I, General Mathematics, Assistant Freshman Football and Varsity Basketball Coach, Fresh- man Baseball Coach. University of Notre Dame B.A. MRS. NANCY L. MYATT English I and II. Illinois State Normal University B.S. MR. GEORGE CASSIUS RICHARDSON Chairman, Business Education Department, Bookkeeping, Typ- ing, Business Survey, Adult Edu- cation. Eastern Illinois State University B.A.; University of Illinois M.A. MRS. MARGARET ELLEN RICHARDSON Chairman, Homcmaking Depart- ment, Homcmaking I, III, and IV, Junior Class Sponsor. Eastern State University B.A; In- diana State M.A. MISS KATHLEEN REIDY Librarian, Audio Visual Aids Butler University B.A. 22 MISS CECILE RUKGABER Freshman Speech, English II, Iowa Wesleyan College B.A; Uni- versity of Wyoming M.A. MR. JOHN SCHILLING History, English, International Re- lations. University of Illinois B.A. MISS RUTH RUPPENKAMP Business English. Business Survey, Typing II. Marycrest College B.A. MR. WILLIAM RYDWELS English I and II. Northern Illinois University B.S. MR. JONATHAN SHARP Spanish, Language Department Chairman. Greenville College A.B.; Univer- sity of Illinois E.D.M. MRS. AM ELINE STEPHAN French I. II, and Spanish I. Southern Illinois University B.S. MISS JOYCE SUYDAM Typing I, Personal Typing, Office Machines, Business Survey. Western Illinois University B.A. 23 MR. DANIEL G. SWANSON Chairman. Industrial Arts Depart- ment, Woodworking. Western Illinois University B.S.; Stout In- stitute MS. MRS. FLOYDINE TOMKINSON English II and III. Syracuse Uni- versity B.O.E. MRS. MEDIA TOTTEN Study Hall Supervisor. Bradley University B.S. MR. DAVID L. WILLIAMS Biology, Physical Education. Freshman Football and Basketball Coach. Assistant Varsity Baseball Coach. MR. J. ROSS YOUNG Chairman, Science Department, General Science, Audio Visual Aids Behind the Wheel-Drivers Education. Northwestern Univer- sity B.S. and M.S. MRS. DOROTHY ZINSER English III and IV. Bradley Uni- versity B.A. 24 Is it really that bad??? ♦ Faculty This is the way it should be. 25 Mr. WILMER FISHER Maintenance Superintendent Mrs. LYDIA LEHMANN Cafeteria Manager Mr. WILLIAM H. MILLER Chief Bus Driver and Bus Maintenance FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Wes Collins, Mr. De Witt Coates, Mrs. Carolyn Feleccia, Mrs. Anne Easter, Mr. Bill Herchenbach, Mr. Everett Bell, Mr. Phil Atte- berry. SECOND ROW: Mr. Marvin Jones, Mr. Everett Cooper, Mr. Milton Roberts, Mr. Fred Schurtz, Mr. Wilmcr Fisher, Maintenance Superintendent, Mr. Andy Masters, Mr. Lloyd Camp, Mr. Lcs Collins. Left to Right: Dale King, Phillip Jordai., Wil- bert Cranford, William Roberts, James Lindley, and Frank Noirot. 26 Special Services The cafeteria, bus, and maintenance crews are included under the title of spe- cial services. The members of these three groups have devoted many hours for the benefit of Richwoods students and staff members. Mrs. Lydia Lehmann, cafeteria man- ager, and her staff have not only provided us with our daily school lunches, but they have also treated us with special meals at Thanksgiving and Christmas. Our bus drivers render us service daily. Mr. William Miller, head of the bus driv- ers and in charge of bus maintenance, works diligently to see that we have prompt and efficient service. Mr. Wilmer Fisher and his maintenance crews are on duty both day and night maintaining the building and grounds. For their many contributions to our school, we thank the SPECIAL SERV- ICES. Left to Right: Mrs. Lydia Lehmann, Cafeteria Manager, Mrs. Ann Kochendorfer, Mrs. Millo Durflingcr, Mrs. Esther Billerbeck, Miss Lena Ebcrle, Mrs. Lorcne Dod- son, Mrs. Dorothy Drysh, Mrs. Dorothy Haynes, Mrs. Emma Knapp, Mrs. Dorothy Hursey, Substitute, Mrs. Marie Higham, Mrs. Shirley Lindcnfelser, Mrs. Edith Kent, Mrs. Agnes Kohl. Substitute, Mrs. Mildred Ohl, Mrs. Frances Saluto, Substitute. Left to Right: Leo LaFebcr, John Garrison, Ross Lewis, Druillc Escue, Francis Samuelson, and William Mil- ler. Left to Right: Jim Tamkin, President, Bob Rodes. Vice- retary, Mr. Leonard Korgic, Assistant Sponsor, and Mrs. President, Penny Forman, Treasurer, Sally Spencer, Sec- Feme Lawlis, Sponsor. Seniors Three years ago, we Senior Knights came to R. C. H. S. as sophomores and united. Our first task was to elect our officers and student council members. Our first officers were Clyde Van Ant- werp, President; Ernie Bschor, Vice-President; Sally Spencer, Secretary; and Dave Van Lanen, Treasurer. Our capable sponsor was Mr. John- son. Our junior year we once again elected class officers. Those chosen to serve us were Duke Zeller, President; Bobette Furst, Vice-President; Sally Spencer, Secretary; and Susan Leach, Treasurer. Our sponsors were Mrs. Richardson and Mr. Barton. We had several tasks that year including the Junior-Senior Prom, which was fab- ulous. All the juniors believe the prom was the best yet. We also selected our class rings, which most of us now wear proudly. Once again, in our senior year, we selected our officers. This years officers were Jim Tamkin, President; Bob Rodes, Vice-President; Sally Spencer, Secretary; and Penny Forman, Treas- urer. Mrs. Lawlis and Mr. Korgie were our spon- sors. Those of us planning to further our education attended College Day and Night under the guid- ance of Miss Curran and Mr. Fr en and Cam- pus Capers under the guidance of Miss Curran. Those of us planning to enter the business field attended the “Susie Secretary Pot Luck.” As the year progressed we looked forward to the Senior Dinner-Dance and graduation, which were both very successful and wonderful. I am sure that in the future all the seniors will return to their alma mater to relive their high school days. To our fine faculty, we seniors say “Thanks” for the understanding and help they have given us. 30 Queen Sally! ADKINS, EDWARD O. Ed” Rifle Club; Intramural Bowl- ing; Football; Wrestling; and Baseball. AMBLAD, ROBERT S. “Bob” Bridge Club; Spanish Club-El Circulo Espanol; English Pan- tomime Quiz; Student Coun- cil, Parliamentarian; Shield, Reporter; Junior Class Play; A Cappella Choir; and Mid- State Eight Student Council, President. ANDRIS, LINDA L. Jazz Appreciation Club; Eng- lish Pantomime Club; Hall Monitor; and G.A.A. APACKI, KENNETH C. Foreign Affairs Club; French Club-LeCercle Francois: and Caterpillar Co-op. ATTEBERRY, JOAN M Art Club, President; Bridge Club; Shield. Art Editor; and A Cappella Choir. ANDERSON, GLORIA J. Biology Club. Secretary; Dram Club: Medical Careers Club; Hall Monitor; and A Cappella Choir. AUGSBURGER. J ANNETTE E. “Jan” Art Club; Biology Club; and Library Club. 31 BAGLEY. GARY M. German Club, Die Deutsche Derbunding; Square Dance Club; Intramural Bowling; Football; and Wrestling. BAGLEY, NANCY A. Biology Club; Medical Careers Club; and Girls’ Choir. BALL, SUZANNE “Suzie” Bridge Club: Spanish Club-El Circulo Espanol; and G.A.A. BARBER, SANDRA L. “Sandie” Photography Club; Photogra- phy Corps, Vice President; G.A.A.; Girls’ Chorus, Vice President; and Girls’ Choir. BARRETTE, JOHN B. “Jo” French Club, LcCercle Fran- cois; Rifle Club; Lcttcrmcn’s Club; Dramatics Club; Foot- ball, Co-Captain; Swimming; and Baseball. BARTHOLOMEW, JAMES H. “Jim” Rifle Club; Stage Crew; Let- termen’s Club; Cross Country; Track; and Swimming. BARTHOLOMEW, LINDA I. “Barty” Future Homemakers of Amer- ica; Square Dance Club; and G.A.A. A serious conversation??? 32 BARTOLOMUCCI, BATH, JEFFREY MARGARET A. Photography Club. “Mag” Square Dance Club; Hall Mon- itor; Cheerleader; G.A.A.; Dra- matics Club; and Homecoming Queen Candidate. BATY, SHELLEY A. “Fuzzy” Bridge Club; Jazz Apprecia- tion Club; G.A.A.; A Cappella Choir; and Dramatics Club. Go Team Go BELSTERLING, JANICE DEE “Muzzy” Bridge Club; Jazz Appreciation Club; Hall Monitor; and Dra- matics Club. BECK, SHEILA D. Future Homemakers of Amer- ica; German Club-Die Deut- sche Dcrbunding; English Pan- tomime Quiz; Shield, Business Manager; and Junior- Class Play, Properties. BECKER, SUE M. “Susie” Art Club: Bridge Club; Excal- ibur, Assistant Art Editor; and Hall Monitor. BEECHLER, PHYLLIS J. Knitters ’N Purlers 33 BELL, SHARON M. Secretarial Club; and A Cap- pella Choir. BENSON, LARRY L. BERGER. ROBERT K. Amateur Radio Club. Amateur Radio Club; and Band. They did their best! It OoNy BLACKFORD, DIANA D. “D D” Bridge Club; English Panto- mime Quiz; Shield; Junior Class Play; Youth Fellowship; P.E. Leader; G.A.A.; A Cap- pella Choir; Dramatics Club; and Royalettes. BLISS, TOM “Blister” Bridge Club; English Panto- mime Quiz; P.E. Leader; and Basketball. BONTJES, KATHRYN E. “Kathy” Future Homemakers of Amer- ica ; Secretarial Club — Vice President; and Hall Monitor. BOODNER, PERRI J. “Per” Bridge Club; Spanish Club — El Circulo Espanol, Recording Secretary; English Pantomime Quiz; Junior Class Play; Hall Monitor; and Girls’ Choir. BOUR, DIANNE M. “Dc De” Medical Careers Club; and Hall Monitor. BRAYSHAW, DAVID E. “Dave” Amateur Radio Club, Presi- dent; Youth Fellowship; Audio- Visual Aids; and Band, Secretary-T reasurcr. BRINEY, JUDY E. BROCKMEYER, LINDA “Lulee” Secretarial Club. Jazz Appreciation Club; Latin Club; and G.A.A. BROWN, FINLEY W., JR. “Fin” Bridge Club; French Club — LcCercle Francois; Shield; Lettermen’s Club; Audio- Visual Aids; Quill and Scroll; Dramatics Club; Swimming; and Golf. BRUBAKER. ROBERTA “Bert” Medical Careers Club; G.A.A.; and Senior Chorus. BRUCE. SAM Checker Club; Chess Club; Physical Science Club; and Golf. BSCHOR, ERNEST M. “Ern” German Club — Die Deutsche Dcrbunding: Rifle Club; Let- termen’s Club; Sophomore Vice President; Cross Country; Track; and Swimming. BULACH, BOB Biology Club, Vice President; Checker Club; Judo Club; and Sophomore Football. 35 BULLOCK, STEVE CALLEAR, CAROL A. CAMPBELL, WILLIAM S. “Clcart” “Bill” Future Homemakers of Amer- French Club — LeCercle ica; and Jewelry Making Club. Francois; Rifle Club; and Audio-Visual Aids. CARTER, GERALDINE M. “Gerry” Medical Careers Club; Music Listening Club; A Cappclla Choir; Girls’ Choir; and Girls’ Chorus. CARTWRIGHT, CLIFF L. Checker Club; Lettermen’s Club; Football; Basketball; Cross Country; Track; and Swimming. CHEATHAM. CAROL A. Square Dance Club. CLARK, KAY L. Square Dance Club. Co-operative education! 36 CLARK, THOMAS F. “Tom” Bridge Club; Jazz Apprecia- tion Club; Student Council; Lettermen’s Club; A Cappclla Choir, Vice-President; Foot- ball; Track; and Swimming. COLLINSON, TERRY P. “Territory” Photography Club; Intramural Bowling; Stage Crew; Let- termcn’s Club; P.E. Leader; Audio-Visual Aids; and Base- ball Manager; Athletic Train- ers and Managers. COLLINSON, TORRY P. Territory” Photography Club; Intramural Bowling; Stage Crew; Letter- men’s Club; P.E. Leader; Audio-Visual Aids; Baseball Manager; Athletic Trainers and Managers. COX, HERBERT W. “Herbie” German Club — Die Deutsche Derbunding; Rifle Club; Square Dance Club; Junioi Class Play, Publicity; Letter- men’s Club; P.E. Leader; Foot- ball; Cross Country; and Track. Don’t you think it’s funny, Sue? CROWDER, KAREN C. “K. C ” Future Homemakers of Amer- ica; and Square Dance Club. CULVER, ARTHUR L. “Art” Junior Class Play, Lighting and Audio Crew; All School Play, Lighting and Audio Crew; Audio-Visual Aids, Chief. DALL, JOHN R. Chess Club; Square Dance Club; and Wrestling. DAWSON, BARBARA A. “Bobbie” Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, President; Office Worker; P.E. Leader; Library Club; G. A. A.; Student Librarian; and Prom Chairman. DAWSON, RICHARD C. “Dick” Checker Club; Square Dance Club; Stage Crew; P.E. Leader; and Audio-Visual Aids. DEAMES, CAROLYN Richwoods Gymnastics; Span- ish Club — El Circulo Es- panol, President; English Pantomime Quiz, President; Student Council, Secretary; Mid-State Eight Student Coun- cil, Secretary; Shield, Assistant Editor; G.A.A., President; A Cappella; Choir President; Quill Scroll; and Homecom- ing Queen Candidate. DAY, STEPHEN M. “Steve” Bridge Club, President; Letter- men’s Club; Basketball; and Baseball. DAY, JUDITH A. “Judy” Medical Careers Club, Sec- retary; Hall Monitor; and Youth Fellowship. Listen closely Jay. DENTINO, BONNIE R Square Dance Club; Shield; Hall Monitor; P.E. Leader; G.A.A; and Dramatics Club. DEPOLIS, STEPHEN A. “Steve” Checker Club; Rifle Club; Shield; Intramural Bowling; and Band. 38 DE VOS. WAYNE E. Checker Club; Rifle Club; In- tramural Bowling; Intramural Football; and Intramural Bas- ketball. DIXON, JOHN D. Checker Club; Intramural Bowling; Judo Club; and Swim- ming. DUNHAM, RUSSELL K. “Charlie” Jazz Appreciation Club; Square Dance Club; English Panto- mime Quiz; Intramural Bowl- ing; P.E. Leader; Basketball; and Wrestling. DUNLAP, STEVE A. Bridge Club, Treasurer; Eng- lish Pantomime Quiz; Excali- bur; Audio-Visual Aids; Foot- ball ; and Swimming. U'4|+ DURSTON, ERNEST A. “Ernie” EAGLE. BARBARA A. “Barb” Spanish Club — El Circulo Espanol; Square Dance Club: English Pantomime Quiz; Hall Monitor: P.E. Leader; and G.A.A. EASTER, ROBERT A. Checker Club, President; Rifle Club; Lcttermen’s Club; P.E. Leader; Football, Co-Captain; Basketball; Track and Wres- tling. EASTERBROOK, WENDY J. Biology Club, President; Bridge Club, Vice President; English Pantomime Quiz; Stu- dent Council, Corresponding Secretary; Hall Monitor; G.A.A.; and Royalcttes. EDWARDS, GLADYS L. Secretarial Club; Square Dance Club; P.E. Leader; G.A.A.; and Geography Club. ELLENWOOD, LARRY L. The Blue Notes; Intramural Bowling; Youth Fellowship; Band; and Wrestling. ENGELKING, FRED S. German Club — Die Deutsche Derbunding; Physical Science Club, Chairman, Astronomy Section; Lettermen’s Club: and Track. ESTES, SANDRA J. “Sandy” Future Homemakers of Amer- ica; Medical Careers Club; Stage Crew; and G.A.A. EVANS, ROBERT O. “Bob” Investment Club; Physical Sci- ence Club; Band and A Cap- pclla Choir. Advanced Biology prepares for a lab exercise. FANGMEIER, KAREN L. Square Dance Club; G.A.A.; and Dramatics Club. 40 FINNEY, MICHAEL J “Mike” Bridge Club; Basketball; and Golf. FORD, MARTHA K “Corky” Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Vice President; Richwoods Gymnastics; Square Dance Club; Hall Monitor; and G.A.A. FORMAN. PENNY Art Club; Future Teachers of America; Spanish Club — El Circulo Espanol; G.A.A.; Sen ior Class Treasurer; and Home- coming Queen Candidate. FOSTER. FLOYD C. Checker Club; Judo Club; Lettermen’s Club; Football; Track; and Wrestling. FREEMAN, BARBARA J. “Barb” Bridge Club; German Club — Die Deutsche Derbunding; English Pantomime Quiz; and A Cappella Choir. 41 FRIEDLANDER, GEOFFREY Z. “Jeff” Biology Club, Bridge Club; English Pantomime Quiz; In- tramural Bowling; Debate; Lettermen’s Club; National Forensic League: and Golf. FURST, BOBETTE G. “Bobbi” Bridge Club; Square Dance Club: Shield Staff; G.A.A.; Junior Class President; and Dramatics Club. FUTHEY, JANET E. “Jan” Future Homemakers of Amer- ica: Square Dance Club; Shield Staff; and Quill and Scroll. GARDNER. ROSE M. Biology Club; and Medical Ca- reers Club. GARRISON, JANET L. “Jan” Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Vice President; and Excal- ibur Staff, Assistant Business Manager. GAUWITZ, BONNIE L. “Shorty” Bridge Club; English Panto- mime Quiz; Hall Monitor; Cheerleader; Girls’ Choir, President; Girls’ Chorus, Presi- dent ; and Dramatics Club. GEBHARDT. PAULETTE C. GILLETT, REBECCA A. GOBLE, LYNN R. “Doodic” “Becky” Rifle Club. Future Homemakers of Amer- Bridge Club; English Panto- ica; German Club-Die Deut- mime Quiz: A Cappella Choir; sche Dcrbunding; Knitters ’N Drill Squad Leader; and Dra- Pearlers; and Girls’ Choir. matics Club. Aw, come on, try a little! GOODLAD, JOHN H. Investment Club, Vice Presi- dent; Physical Science Club; Lettermen’s Club, President; Football, Track; Golf; Swim- ming, Co-Captain; and Base- GORMAN, LAWRENCE R. “Larry” Amateur Radio Club. ball. GOSNELL, NANCY I. French Club-LeCerclc Francois; and Secretarial Club. GRINDLE, CAROLYN A. Jazz Appreciation Club; Med- ical Careers Club; Spanish Club-El Circulo Espanol; Li- brary Club; G.A.A.; and Dra- matics Club. HAGERTY. ROBERT F. “Rick” Jazz Appreciation Club; Swim- ming. HARDING, MICHAEL B. “Mike” Checker Club; Sophomore Bas- ketball; and Cross Country. HARGADINE, JOHN F. “Hargie” Industrial Arts Club, Vice President; Stage Crew; Letter- men’s Club; P.E. Leader; Foot- ball; Track; and Wrestling. HARRIS, GENE E. “Geno” Checker Club; German Club- Die Deutsche Derbunding; Jazz Appreciation Club; Lettermen’s Club; Football; Basketball; and Track. Lunch-time conversation. HARRISON, GLORIA E “Glory” Future Homemakers of Amer- ica; Square Dance Club; G.A.A.; and Girls’ Chorus. HARTTER, GARY W. “Harry” Industrial Arts Club; Square Dance Club; Lettermen’s Club; P.E. Leader; Football; Track; and Wrestling. HATHAWAY, RANDALL J. “Randy” Music Listening Club; and Stereo Club. HAUN, ORVILLE G. HAUSAM, SUSANNE E. HEADLEY, JIM HELBLING, RUDY A. “Orv” “Susie” “The Jinx” Chess Club, President; and Industrial Arts Club; Square Dance Club; Intramural Bowl- ing; Intramural Basketball, Captain; and A Cappella Choir. Swinging Knights; Future Homemakers of America; Square Dance Club; Youth Fellowship; G.A.A; Girls’ Choir; and Mixed Chorus. Student Council. HENDRYX, JULIE K. Square Dance Club; Hall Monitor; Cheerleader; Girls’ Choir; and Dramatics Club. HERMANN, GLORIA D “Glo” Bridge Club; Music Listening Club; Hall Monitor; A Cap- pella Choir; Girls’ Choir; and Drama Club. HOEMANN, HOWARD H “Howie” Bridge Club; Lettermen’s Club; Football; and Basketball. HOERR. LINDA A. “Lin” Bridge Club; Music Listening Club; Junior Class Play, Make-up Committee; G.A.A.; A Cappella Choir; and Girls’ Choir, President. HOHENBARY, JAMES L. “Cherokee” Chess Club, Secretary-Treas- urer; Foreign Affairs Club; Lettermen’s Club; Football; Track; and Wrestling. HOLMES, TOMMY Football; and Intramural Bas- ketball. HORNING, SANDRA K “Sandy” Bridge Club, Secretary; Future Teachers of America. Presi- dent; G.A.A; Band. President; A Cappella Choir; Senior Com- mittee ; and Homecoming Queen Candidate. Be sure to smile! 45 HORSTMAN. SUE A. HUISMAN. LOIS K. HULETT, FRED R. Square Dance Club. “Louie” Band. Future Teachers of America; Square Dance Club; Youth Fellowship; G.A.A.; Girls’ Cho- rus; and Junior Prom Commit- tee. HUSHAW, DENTON W. “Denny” Jazz Appreciation Club; Eng- lish Pantomime Quiz; Shield Staff; Lettermen’s Club; Golf; and Wrestling. INGRAM. CAROL E. “Inky” Bridge Club; Secretarial Club; Student Secretary. JACOBS. TERRANCE L. “Terry” Science Research Seminar; Square Dance Club, Intramu- ral Bowling: and Audio-Visual Aids, Chief repairman. JOHNSON, BRUCE L. Investment Club; and Intra- mural Bowling. 46 JOHNSON, DONNA L. JOHNSON, JAY D. Chess Club. Biology Club; Industrial Arts Club, President; Junior Class Play; and Swimming. JOHNSON, KAREN M. French Club-LeCercle Fran- cois, Vice President; Medical Careers Club; Shield Staff, Business Manager, and Re- porter; Hall Monitor; Band: and Quill and Scroll. JONES, ROBERT L. “Bob” Future Teachers of America; and Shield Staff, Assistant Sports Editor. KATZ, MARCIA KAUFFMAN, JOY E. “Jo” Medical Careers Club; Hall Monitor: Mixed Chorus; and Dramatics Club. KEIL, SANDRA L. “Sandy” Secretarial Club; Spanish Club- El Circulo Espanol; Excali- bur Staff, Assistant Subscription Manager; Girls’ Choir; and Mixed Chorus, Secretary. KIMBLE, JANERAE “Rae” Bridge Club; Jazz Appreciation Club; Spanish Club-El Circulo Espanol; Excalibur Staff: Shield Staff; Hall Monitor. P.E. Leader; G.A.A.: Girls’ Chorus: Homecoming and Prom Com- mittees. KING, JACQUELINE S. “Jackie” Bridge Club; Secretarial Club; Shield Staff, Typist; Royalettes; Student Secretary; and Dra- matics Club. KING, ROLAND R. “Rol” Judo Club; Cross Country; and Track. KIRK, DAVID B. “AI” Stage Crew; Judo Club; Jew- elry Making Club; Cross Count ; and Track. KNAPP. FRED T. KOEHL. MAX F. KRANTZ. BARBARA A. “Nap” Checker Club; Intramurai Bowling; Stage Crew; Audio- Visual Aids; and Judo Club. “Wuzzy” Bridge Club; Square Dance Club; Hall Monitor; G.A.A.; A Cappella Choir; Dramatics Club; and Narrator for Home Economics Style Show. KRUECK, SUSAN E. “Sue” Bridge Club; and G.A.A. KUTZ, ROBERT W. “Bob” Foreign Affairs Club; Physical Science Club; and Rifle Club. 48 KUYKENDALL. DORIS I. “Dorie” Future Homemakers of Amer- ica; Knitters ’n Purlers; Y-Teens; G.A.A.; and Girls Chorus. KYNASTON, DON D. “Gorko” Physical Science Club, Vice President; Photography Club; and Intramural Bowling. LACKEY, CHARLES S. “Chuck” Chess Club; English Panto- mime Quiz; Lettermen's Club; Basketball; and Baseball. That’s the truth Mr. Holloway! LAMM, CARYL R. “Sheepie” Bridge Club; Jazz Apprecia- tion Club; G.A.A.; and Dra- matics Club, Vice President. LAUKITIS, MICHAEL W. “Zeke” Checker Club; German Club — Die Deutsche Derbunding; Rifle Club; Intramural Bowl- ing; Lettermen’s Club; P.E. Leader; Basketball; Golf; and Baseball. LEACH, SUSAN A. Biology Club, Secretary-Treas- urer; Bridge Club; English Pantomime Quiz, Secretary; Student Council, Correspond- ing Secretary; G.A.A.; Girls’ Chorus; Junior Class Treas- urer; Royalettes; and Home- coming Queen Candidate. LEHMANN. DENNIS C. Denny” Chess Club; Latin Club: Eng- lish Pantomime Quiz: Letter- men’s Club; Band: Football: Wrestling; and Baseball. 49 LEWELLEN, THOMAS D. “Tom” Foreign Affairs Club: Square Dance Club; Intramural Bowl- ing; P.E. Leader; and Wres- tling. LEWIS, JOHN F. “Fred” Checker Club; Rifle Club; In- tramural Bowling; P.E. Leader; and Football. LIPP, CAROLE J. “Sniffles Jazz Appreciation Club; Span- ish Club — El Circulo Es- panol; Shield Staff, Typist; Hall Monitor; Cheerleader; and G.A.A. LOGAN, STEVE L. Checker Club; Intramural Bowling; and Intramural Bas- ketball. The Boys!! LOSSMAN, SALLY E. Bridge Club; Medical Careers Club; and Photography Club. LOTTS, KEN M. “Hooker” Checker Club; Rifle Club; Football; and Track. 50 LYLE, BARBARA E. “Barbie” Photography Club; English Pantomime Quiz; Shield Staff, Photographer; Excalibur Staff, Photographer; and Hall Moni- tor. LYNGE, MORGAN J. “Morg” Jazz Appreciation Club; Mu- sic Listening Club; Judo Club; Student Council, Treasurer; Lettermen’s Club, Treasurer; A Cappclla Choir, Secretary- Treasurer; Football; and Swim- ming. 0‘� Aiy McAllister, dianne Music Listening Club; English Pantomime Quiz; Youth Fel- lowship, Vice President; A Cappella Choir; and Girls Chorus. McDonough, james m. “Jim” Biology Club; Photography Club, President; Photography Corps, President; Basketball; Tennis; and Swimming. McEVERS, DANIEL E. “Dan” Rifle Club; English Panto- mime Quiz; Intramural Bowl- ing; Lettermen’s Club; P.E. Leader; Football; Basketball; and Baseball. McGHEE, JO ANN McGHEE, LAWRENCE McKINNEY, MARY J. “Prime” “Larry” Art Club; Y-Teens, Treasurer; Future Teachers of America; Checker Club: Lettermen’s and G.A.A. Secretarial Club; Hall Moni- Club; P.E. Leader: Football; tor; Youth Fellowship; P.E. Basketball; and Baseball. Leader; Y-Tcens; G.A.A.; Girls Choir; and Mixed Cho- rus. McNUTT, PATRICIA J. “Pat” Medical Careers Club; Shield Staff; Junior Class Play; Youth Fellowship; Library Club; G.A.A.; Girls’ Choir; and A Cappella Choir. McKUNE, THOMAS B. “Tom” Bridge Club; English Panto- mime Quiz, Vice-President; Student Council, Vice-Presi- dent; Lettermen’s Club, Secre- tary; Football; Basketball; Cross Country; and Baseball. MADSEN, JUDITH K. “Judy” Secretarial Club, President; English Pantomime Quiz; and Hall Monitor. MAHRT. GLADYS P. “Marty” Art Club: Spanish Club — El Circulo Espanol; Youth Fel- lowship; G.A.A.; and Girls’ Choir. MARSHALL. VELMA J. “Bobbie” Bridge Club; Knitters N Purlers; Hall Monitor; And Drama Club. MARTIN, JERI K. “Red” Bridge Club; Latin Club, President: English Pantomime Quiz; Shield Staff, Editor-In- Chief; Junior Class Play; G.A.A.; Girls’ Choir, Secretary- Treasurer; A Cappclla Choir; Quill Scroll; and Junior Prom Chairman. MAURER. MIKE L. Checker Club; Spanish Club — El Circulo Espanol; Intra- mural Bowling; and Golf. MEES, CHRISTINE G. “Christie” Bridge Club; Music Listening Club; G.A.A.; A Cappclla Choir: Girls’ Choir; and Royalettcs. MEISTER, STEPHEN L. “Moose” Really Barb! 52 Well ... I don’t know? MELVIN, NANCY J. Square Dance Club. MENDENHALL, LARRY J. MERRIFIELD, JANET “Jan” Bridge Club; Dramatics Club; Future Teachers of America; Excalibur Staff, Assistant Edi- tor; G.A.A.; A Cappclla Choir; and Quill Scroll. METZ, TOM L. MILES. JOHN H. MOORE. JOHN G. MULDER. MARY JO “Tink” Bridge Club. Checker Club; Track; and In- Bridge Club; English Panto- Foreign Affairs Club; and In- tramural Basketball. mime Quiz; Hall Monitor; A tramural Bowling. Cappella Choir; Girls’ Choir, Secretary-Treasurer; Royal- ettes; and Homecoming Queen Candidate. 53 MYERS. RODNEY H. “Rod” NASH. GORDON W. Modem Math Club; Spanish Club — El Circulo Espanol; Photography Club; and Intra- mural Bowling. NIEHAUS, ANN Bridge Club; Dramatics Club; Music Listening Club; Shield Staff, Reporter; Junior Class Play, Student Director; G.A.A.; A Cappclla Choir; Girls’ Choir; Girls’ Chorus; and Junior Prom Chairman. PALUSKA, ROGER C. “Rog” Checker Club; German Club — Die Deutsche Dcrbunding; Rifle Club; Lettermen’s Club, Vice President; P.E. Leader; Basketball; Cross Country; and Track. PATTERSON, JOHN S. Spanish Club — El Circulo Espanol. Treasurer; and A Cappclla Choir. PENDLETON, KAY L. Art Club: Future Homemakers of America; Knitters ’N Pearl- ers; Hall Monitor; Youth Fel- lowship; Y-Tccns. Vice Presi- dent; Library Club; and Girls’ Chorus. 54 PERRY. JACK D. “Perry” Biology Club; Richwoods Gym- nastics; Square Dance Club; Intramural Bowling; Audio Visual Aids; and Track. PETERSON, CAROL A. “Petie” Bridge Club: Medical Careers Club; English Pantomime Quiz; Shield Staff; Hall Monitor; G.A.A.; Girls’ Choir; Mixed Chorus; and Office Page. PETERSON. LARRY W “Pete” Square Dance Club; Intra- mural Basketball; Youth Fel- lowship; and Cross Country. PHILIPS. LINDA A. Biology Club; Bridge Club; and Teen Age Book Club. PHILLIPS, GARY L. “Skcctcr” Chess Club, Secretary; Science Research Seminar; English Pantomime Quiz; Shield Staff: Lettermen’s Club; Basketball; Cross Country; Track; and Baseball. One of our queen candidates PHILYAW, LARRY L. Science Research Seminar; A Cappella Choir; and Golf. POKORNY, PHIL “Bones” Bridge Club; English Panto- mime Quiz; Lettermen’s Club; Band. Vice President; Float Committees; Prom Commit- tees; Basketball; Cross Coun- try; and Baseball. POKORSKI. JUDY A “Porky” Jazz Appreciation Club; Eng- lish Pantomime Quiz; Hall Monitor; G.A.A.; and Drama Club. 55 PURFIELD, THOMAS P “Pcrtaters” Stamp Collecting Club. Presi- dent; Stage Crew: and Mixed Chorus. RADER, JUDITH K. “Judy” Future Homemakers of Amer- ica; Knitters N Purlers; Eng- lish Pantomime Quiz; Shield Staff, Head Typist; Excalibur Staff, Typist; Junior Class Play. Make-up Committee; G.A.A.; Girls’ Chorus, Presi- dent: Girls’ Choir, Vice Presi- dent; and A Cappella Choir. RAHMEYER. JAMES A. “Ramer” Jazz Appreciation Club: Square Dance Club; Junior Class Play; A Cappella Choir: Dramatics Club; and Track. REARDON, MICHAEL R “Shark” Chess Club; Square Dance Club: Intramural Bowling; Mixed Chorus; A Cappella Choir; Intramural Basketball; Intramural Football; and Swimming. REYNOLDS. BARBARA K. “Barb” Bridge Club; Music Apprecia- tion Club; G.A.A.; Girls’ Choir, President; A Cappella Choir; Dramatics Club; and Royalettes. RIGG. CHARLES S. “Hoot” Square Dance Club; Intramu- ral Bowling; Drama Club, Treasurer: Intramural Basket- ball: and Sophomore Football. ROBBINS. JAMES L. “Jim” Music Listening Club; Rifle Club: Stage Crew: P.E. Leader: Band; Intramural Football, Captain; Intramural Basketball; Cross Country; Track; and Wrestling. ROBERTS. DAVID G. “Dave” Chess Club: Square Dance Club: Intramural Bowling; and Intramural Basketball. ROBISON. CAROL A. Square Dance Club; Shield Staff, Typist; and Student Secretary. RODES. ROBERT A. “Bob” Biology Club: Bridge Club; English Pantomime Quiz: Lettermen’s Club; Vice Presi- dent, Senior Class; M.C. Jun- ior Prom; and Swimming, Co- Captain. ROEHRIG. FREDERICK K “Fred” Biology Club; Physical Science Club: Science Research Semi- nar; and Wrestling. ROPERS. LINDA “Rompers” Bridge Club: Dramatics Club: Junior Class Play: Hall Moni- tor: and G.A.A. ROTH. JOHN H. “Jack” Bridge Club; French Club — LeCercle Francois; Photogra- phy Club: Lettermen’s Club; Tennis; and Swimming. RUDE. LARRY F. Industrial Arts Club: Shield Staff. Advertising Manager: Stage Crew; and Audio-Visual Aids. RUMMEL, CLIFTON G. “Gregg” Photography Club; Rifle Club: and Intramural Bowling. SANDERS. LARRY L. Judo Club; Stage Crew; In- tramural Basketball; Football; and Track. The Senior Homemaking class makes corsages. 57 SCHMIDT, SALLIE J. Art Club, Secretary; Future Homemakers of America; Fu- ture Teachers of America; Youth Fellowship; Library Club, Librarian; Mixed Cho- rus, Girls’ Choir; and A Cap- pella Choir. SCHNEIDER, SHARON F. “Sharry” Spanish Club — El Circulo Espanol: English Pantomime Quiz; Excalibur Staff, Senior Editor; Hall Monitor; G.A.A.: Quill Scroll; Dramatics Club; and Music Apprecia- tion Club. SCHUCK, ROGER R Biology Club; Square Dance Club; Intramural Bowling; and Audio-Visual Aids. SCHUPP, MARY KAY “Judge” Bridge Club; French Club — LcCerclc Francois, Vice Presi- dent; English Pantomime Quiz; Excalibur Staff. Faculty Editor; Hall Monitor; Student Secretary; and Homecoming Queen Candidate. SCHWENK. DOUG L. Spanish Club — El Circulo Espanol, Vice President; Eng- lish Pantomime Quiz; and Baseball. SHAFER. LINDA S. Secretarial Club; Mixed Cho- rus; and Student Secretary. SHAW. STEVEN L. Amateur Radio Club; Medi- cal Careers Club; A Cappella Choir; Mixed Chorus; and Track. The pause that refreshes. 58 SHEETS, LORNA L. “Skeets” Future Homemakers of Amer- ica; Music Listening Club; Secretarial Club; Shield Staff. Typist; and Girls’ Choir. SHERMAN, JACK R. Amateur Radio Club; Indus- trial Arts Club; Rifle Club; and Intramural Bowling. SHINE. SHARON K Bridge Club; French Club — LeCercle Francois; English Pantomime Quiz; G.A.A.; Girls’ Choir; A Cappella Choir; Roy- alettcs and Home Room Rep- resentative. SHRUM, JOYCE A. Medical Careers Club: Music Listening Club; Girls’ Choir; and Mixed Chorus. Don’t forget to wave! SINGER, JAMES M “Twanger” Checker Club, President; Dra- matics Club: Jazz Apprecia- tion Club; Intramural Basket- ball; Lettermcn’s Club; Foot- ball; and Track, Captain. SMITH. ORVILLE J. Rusty” Amateur Radio Club; Indus- trial Arts Club: Rifle Club; and Intramural Bowling. SNARR. JOHN W. Joanie” Bridge Club; Chess Club; In- tramural Bowling; Lettcrmen’s Club; P.E. Leader; and Base- ball. 59 SNIDER. DAVID L. Preacher” Checker Club: Jazz Apprecia- tion Club; Lettcrmen’s Club; P.E. Leader; Football; Bas- ketball; Track: and Wrestling. SOURS. DON E. Photography Club; Rifle Club; Excalibur Staff; Stage Crew; and Swimming. SPENCER, SALLY J. Jazz Appreciation Club; Span- ish Club — El Circulo Espanol; English Pantomime Quiz; Hall Monitor: Cheerleader; G.A.A.; Shield Staff. Typist: Junior Class Play, Publicity Commit- tee; Class Secretary — Sopho- more, Junior, and Senior; Homecoming Queen A STEHMAN, PHYLLIS E. Future Homemakers of Amer- ica; Medical Careers Club; Youth Fellowship; and A Cap- pella Choir. SUFFI ELD, JOEL LeCercle Francois, President; Student Council. Junior, Presi- dent 1959-60; Excalibur Staff, Business and Subscription Manager; Shield Staff, Sports Reporter; A Cappella Choir: Quill Scroll; Senior Variety Show; Cross Country; Track; Swimming; and Bridge Club. = w - Our tying float. 60 SULLIVAN, LARRY H. “Sully” Checker Club; German Club — Die Deutsche Derbunding; and Rifle Club. TAMKIN, JAMES A. Bridge Club: Medical Careers Club, Treasurer; Excalibur Staff; Junior Class Play; All School Play; Intramural Bowl- ing ; Quill Scroll; Senior Class President; Sophomore Planning Committee; Chair- man Senior Class Float; ’59 Prom Committee Chairman: and Tennis. TAYLOR. SAM D. Bridge Club; German Club — Die Deutsche Derbunding; Let- termen’s Club; and Golf. TRUSIK, CATHY J. THOMPSON, ROBERT W. “Bob” Square Dance Club; Intramu- ral Bowling; and Social Stud- ies Club. THRAWL. PAT E. Bridge Club; Modem Dance; G.A.A.; and A Cappella Choir. TRAMEL, MARCIA L. Bridge Club; Blue Notes; Dra- matics; G.A.A.; and Band. TYLER, VIRGINIA J. “Ginny” Foreign Affiairs Club; English Pantomime Quiz; Shield Staff; Debate; G.A.A.; and Dramatics. VAN ANTWERP. CLYDE E. “Van” Foreign Affairs Club, Presi- dent; Rifle Club; Square Dance Club; Intramural Bowl- ing; P.E. Leader: Sophomore Class President; and Basket- ball. VAN BEUNING. RONALD L. “Ron” Art Club; Rifle Club: Intra- mural Bowling; Youth Fellow- ship; Band; Social Studies Club; and Track. Don’t you like it. Barb? 61 VAN LANEN. DAVE L. “Van” Checker Club; Jazz Apprecia- tion Club; Latin Club, Secre- tary; Photography Club; Shield Staff; Intramural Bowl- ing; Lettermcn’s Club; Sopho- more Class Officer; Football; Basketball; and Golf. VEVIG, JUDITH A. Judy” Future Homemakers of Amer- ica ; Secretarial Club, Secre- tary; Social Studies Club, Sec- retary ; and Hall Monitor. VIEHMEYER, LARRY A. “Allen” German Club — Die Deutsche Verbunding; P.E. Leader; Richwoods Gymnastics; Band; Intramural Manager; and Track. VOLLENTINE, ROBERT “Rudy” Jazz Appreciation Club; Span- ish Club — El Circulo Es- panol; Square Dance Club; Intramural Bowling; and Soph- omore Football. WALLACE, EUGENE J. German Club — Die Deutsche Dcrbunding, Vice-President; Modern Math Club, Secretary: Spanish Club — El Circulo Espanol. Secretary; Letter- men’s Club; P.E. Leader; Golf; and Wrestling. WALLACE. SUSAN Richwoods Gymnastics; Span- ish Club — El Circulo Espanol: Modem Dance; Hall Monitor: P.E. Leader; G.A.A.; and Mixed Chorus. Tell me more Roger. WATSON. RICHARD J. Photography Club; Audio- Visual Aids: and Swimming. 62 WEBER, GLENDA L. Jazz Appreciation Club; Sec- retarial Club; Hall Monitor; G.A.A.; and Girls’ Chorus. WEHNES, ELOUISE “Sis” English Pantomime Quiz; and Social Studies. This is the way to do it. WELCH, SHARON E. WELTER. JAY F WESTHOFF. YVONNE F. WHIPP, JOHN W. Bridge Club; Future Home- Checker Club, Vice-President; “Bonnie” “Bill makers of America; Square and Square Dance Club. Future Homemakers of Amer- Dance Club; and G.A.A. ica; Square Dance Club; and G.A.A. 63 WHITE. LINDA S. Jazz Appreciation Club; Med- ical Careers Club; and Excali- bur Staff, Editor. Quill Scroll. WHITTAKER, JOHN R. “Ronnie” Checker Club; Square Dance Club; Intramural Bowling: P. E. Leader; Intramural Basket- ball ; and Basketball. Look who is the center of attention! WILDAY, WILLIAM R. Chess Club; Shield Staff; Jun- ior Class Play; Debate; and Tennis. WILDFONG. SHARON K “Sheri” Biology Club; Science Re- search Seminar; and Youth Fellowship. WILHITE. GARY D. Amateur Radio Club; Photog- raphy Club; and Intramural Bowling. WILLIAMSON. CAROLYN Medical Careers Club; Music Listening Club; and Youth Fellowship, Secretary. WOLF, PATRICIA Wolfctta” Bridge Club: Jazz Apprecia- tion Club; Hall Monitor; Y- Tcens; and G.A.A. 64 WOODRUFF. RISE D “Butchie” French Club-LcCcrcle Fran- cois. Treasurer; Latin Club, Vice-President; English Panto- mime Quiz; Shield Staff, Re- porter; and Hall Monitor. WRIGHT. BARBARA A. “Barb” Secretarial Club; Student Sec retary; G.A.A.; and Band. YVUNDER, BERNARD J. “Butch” ZWEIFEL, CAROLE G. Future Teachers of America; German Club — Die Deutsche Dcrbunding; and Band. ZWEIFEL. RICHARD D. Checker Club; A Cappella Choir; and Basketball. YAUNK, JANET R. “Jan” Photography Club; Photogra- phy Corps; Youth Fellowship; and G.A.A. YEAST. ALLAN J. “Al” Square Dance Club; Judo Club; Intramural Bowling; Audio-Visual Aids; Sopho- more Football; Intramural Bas- ketball; and Wrestling. Doesn't it hurt Sharon? 65 Pete Meachum (March 5, 1942—May 30, 1959) LIFE AND DEATH So he died for his faith. That is fine. More than most of us do. But, say, can you add to that line That he lived for it, too? In his death he bore witness at last As a martyr to the truth. Did his life do the same in the past, From the days of his youth? It is easy to die. Men have died For a wish or a whim — From bravado or passion or pride. Was it harder for him? But to live — every day to live out All the truth that he dreamt. While his friends met his conduct with doubt, And the world w'ith contempt. Was it thus that he plodded ahead, Never turning aside? Then we'll talk of the life that he lived. Never mind how he died. Earnest Crosby 66 Barb Lyle Bonnie Gauwitz Judy Pokorski Janet Yaunk BTV iff ‘Vi • John Snarr Caryl Lamm Barb Eagle Terry and Torry Collinson Mary Kay Schupp Rusty Dunham Janet Mcrrificld Barb Reynolds Steve Dunlap and Joel Suffield. Sis Wehnes Chuck Lackey Young Knights Sue Krucck A1 Yeast Christie Mees Left to Right: Mrs. Margaret Ellen Richardson, Spon- sor, Mrs. Dale Holloway, Assistant Sponsor, Jackie Page, President, Sandy Hughes, Vice-President, Susan Mathis, Secretary, and Mike Lciner, Treasurer. Junior Class The Juniors have finally reached that wonderful year of the Prom and class rings. The class, under the guidance of our two advisors, Mrs. Margaret Ellen Rich- ardson and Mr. Dale Holloway, has oper- ated the concession stands for both foot- ball and basketball games. Our Junior Play, “Ten Little Indians,” which was capably directed by Mr. Donald Marine, proved to be a tremendous suc- cess. The Junior Class was led very capably by our officers; Jackie Page, President, Sandy Hughes, Vice-President, Susan Mathis, Secretary', and Mike Leiner, Treas- urer. Well, next year is our last year, and we will be proud to say that we arc the first class to complete our entire four years of high school at Richwoods Community High School. 69 ✓ Ingrid Alameda Nancy Applegate Kenneth Barber Gloria Abner Judith Adams How much are my fees? Irene Ball Eugene Bccchler Janet Belsley Frank Bcnningfield David Bicc Ronald Bickel Martha Binkele Susan Blender Linda Bertels Allen Bishop Norman Blcmlcr Richard Blines Larry Boone Carol Borchclt Steven Briggerman Karen Butler Sandra Carson Richard Bosch James Burdin u Janice Camp James Cartwright Thomas Bower Juniors Bruce Canterbury Gary Carver Stephen Burroughs Larry Capranica Beverly Churchill Donna Breckenridge Anne Bryan Joe Bussman Joanne Carrington Larry Claudin James Conley Richard Cooper Danny Conn Joann Connor Kathy Coologeorgen David Coons Clifford Dalrymple Raymond Dawson Charles Daly Robert Deames vu 0 y Jenny Draper Donald Downing Carole Davis Dan Dement Pat Deuell Jack Dixon Jerry Drazin Leslie Davis Dan Dewey Morris Dovey Charles Duncan Aldine Durston Paulette Ehrat Nancy English Step right up please! Georgette Engler Carol Frisk Wayne Frison Ronald Funk Charles Furness I Phillip Garrett Susan Goodman Patricia Garstad John Gauf Cathy German Bill Geurin Russell Grove Judith Hall Joseph Harris Torn Hauser Gerald Gunter Joe Gury Joe Haefelin Sharon Hagel Mike Hamrick Carolyn Hart ‘‘Looking for something?” Marsha Hartter Raymond Hartwell n 77 Dawne Hayes V Jeneen Hayes George Hecrman Robert Hessling Dennis Houghton Gordon Houghton Donald Hughes Donald Hill Judy Hodgson , • Judy Honness Charles Howard Johnny Hopple Donald Hughes Clark Hughes 78 Sandy Hughes U? a K-V -' ) 4 m Harold Humphrey Charles Imes Graham Jackson Willard Jeffries Danny Jones Juniors Mary Ann Jennings Nancy Kahl Judy Johnson Edward Kaps Marcia Johnson Mike Kauffman Helena Kelch Marilyn Kendall Gary Jameson Ted Johnson John Kaveney Linda Kent Gary Kepley Terry Kepley Jcannine Key Jim Kisner Linda Knapp Judith Kosted Karen Kreiter Albert Kretz Doug Krog Madclyn Kuhlman Sally Kunz Ann Kurz 80 Dale Kuykendall Jim Kuzel Christie Leu Pam Litchfield Sandy Long Diane Lee Cathy Lamm Sandra LaVaux Judy Lemkemann Jeff Lewis “Hurry up so we can get this float done on time!” Marilyan Love Shirlee Lovcstrand Sharon Lokowich Judy Lucht Linda Lyon Lewis McClaskcy Russ McDavid Shelia McGuire Connie Marquardt Bonnie Masters Gary Mark Judy Maholland Jacquelyn Meredith Gary Miller Susan Mathis Jeanette Menold Sandra Meyer Gloria Miller William Miller Brenda Moore Robert Mount Jerry Miller This is one of the winning floats?” Carol Moreland Ellen Moreland Lynn Morrow Jo Ann Nckola Daniel Nelson Melinda Miller Jack Mohlcr Larry Mott Darlene Nelson Gloria Nichols Jim Nicol Doug Nordvall William Nutt Richard Orth Judith Page Tom Phillips Vivian Osborne Margaret Owen Alfred Pascoe Charlene Pattison Phillip Picton Paul Pitsch Donna Platt Jacqueline Page Eddie Platt Terry Powley Michele Proctor Jerry Pruett 84 Judy Pycll Patrick Rairden John Randall Ronald Rcathcrford . V «i “What do you have second hour?” Larry Reents Alex Reid Robert Reynolds Carol Ridgway Cheryl Rimington William Rice Bill Rice Judy Randolph Stephen Rhodes Dick Rist Nancy Rogers William Rogers John Rosa Robert Rutherford Brenda Sanchez Marilyn Sanders Mary Satterfield Raymond Saul Patricia Sayre Stephen Scalzo Roland Sanders Ronold Schisler 86 Anne Schnellbacher ■� I Nancy Shamrock Judy Shirley Don Smith Analce Spriggs Beverly Smith “Let’s get that chicken wire stuffed, girls.” George Smith Edward Stanford Sherill Spencer Linda Steeg Diane Sprague Billie Stein Launa Stevenson Richard Stewart Dale Stout Nancy Sundberg Nancy Swisher Richard Stoneburner I John Tober Kenny Trotter Susan Van Deman Bcjie Triebel Joseph Van Kerkhove Sharcn Wakeley Karen Wall Larry Wcinecke Bill White Roger Vogel Sandi Ward Kay Warner ■■■■■I Bonnie White Janice Wasson Bruce White Steven Vonachcn Grover Walkup Joyce Watt Marjorie Whalen Donna White Sandy Wieland Gary Winston Marisue Wolford Dixie Young i Philip Williams Robert Wiley Diana Wilson Marcia Wilson Sandra Wilson Fred Wisner Linda Wipert Susie Wiseman Juniors Not Pictured Larry Alton James Lawrence Virginia Meade Karen Repsumer Johnnie Rishel Donna Wittmer Mary Wunder 90 Nita Zeller Autographs 91 Left to Right: Lynne Ames, Treasurer, Jacque Breese, Secretary, Joan Potter, Vice-President, Vic Pavlenko, President, and Mr. Donald Johnson, Sponsor. Sophomore Class Here we are again, Sophomores this time! What a wonderful memory this year will make. I was sure glad when we elected Vic Pavlenko president of our class. Joan Potter made a great vice-president. Every- one was happy with Jacque Breese as secretary and Lynne Ames as treasurer. Remember the class mixer? Everyone had a great time. I didn’t realize there were so many Sophomores! I can’t wait till I get my ring. Everyone thinks we chose a beautiful style. Now we can only anticipate the arrival of our rings and the Prom, but I am sure our Junior year will bring many exciting events. 92 Richard Applegate Jeff Barham Janet Bartolomucci Judith Becker Raymond Ashley Donald Ashurst Jenny Atkinson Sandra Averell Diann Baldwin Have your money ready please! Beverly Bass Barbara Bayless Carla Bays George Beard Catherine Beattie Eric Bergstrom Leif Bergstrom Robert Best Marlene Blackburn Cheryl Blender Mary Bouton Michael Boyle Deborah Brandt JoAnn Brandt Mike Brayton Jacquelyn Brcesc Remember, it will save you thirteen dollars! Jerry Callear Terry Callender David Campbell Cheryl Capello Maxine Carter Glenn Casto ; Gary Clark Thomas Clark Shelia Clarkson Tom Cole Gloria Collins Thomas Common Larry Cook Don’t worry; he is in my class. I’ll keep an eye on him. Timothy Corcoran Kenneth Coric Mildred Coombs William Cox Cheryl Cullen Susan Curtis David Dali Stanley Darr Craig Davis Robert Deathcrage Emily Dilts Diana Drysh Joan Dudden Nancy Duke Joan Durfce Maryanne Ebling Kathleen Edwards Ricard Eflfner Brenda Elliott Judy Ellis Steven Ellwood 95 John Estes Margaret Evans Marilec Farwcll Mary Feleccia Thomas Finch Walter Fink Patrick Finnegan James Fischer Beverly Flcischauer Robert Flowers Ronald Fouts Shirlee Fragel Kathleen Frank Clara Frazee Anne Ford Robert Foust 96 Jane Gardner Larry Garrison Eillien Gross Ann Gustafson Judith Gutierrez Man, arc they convincing! Randall Haefli Michael Hagerty Connie Hailey Joseph Halpin Barbara Hanauer Linda Harney Barbara Harris Judith Harris Roger Harris Clifford Hawkins Samuel Heer Michael Hermann ✓ Richard Huff Michael Hursey - V. . tXti, Judith Johnson Marvin Higginson Frederick Hill Cheryl Hinds Carolyn Hohcnbary Kathleen Holmgren Ethel Howard Carol Huber Brenda Huckabee Charles Hudnall Bonnie Hudson Look who is working! Margaret Ingles Michael Jones Rebecca Jones Victoria Jones Pamela Joos Walter Jordan Patricia Kallner Kay Kaylor Michelle Keith Douglas Kelley Toni Kelly Dwane Kepler Margo Knepp Agatha Knief Donald Knopf Larry Koger Wayne Krantz Marvin Krause 99 Karen Kunkle James Landers How much arc they, Mrs. Putman? ftf Michael Lee Gary Lcich Terry Lemoine Kathleen Lester Robert Linne Terry Linne Harold McGhee Larry Maharry f f Judith Martin Deveric Leach Jessie Lee Ann Livengood Tanya Lohnes Jack Lawrence Douglas Lossman Charles Lundquist r Annabelle McAllister Linda McCartney Michael Maier Craig Mandel Mclodye Marion Robert Leas Dorothy Meinders Judy Melling Jerric Meredith Carolyn Miller David Miller Joyce Miller Leota Miller Margaret Miller Raymond Miller Sharon Miller Steven Miller Thomas Mills Susan Muir Janet Myers Theodore Naffzinger Andrea Ncaveill Anne Nicol Jane Noonan Float Committee: floating around! Steve Nordvall Howard Nott Mary Jo Oakford Julie Oldham Larry Ornett Carol Owens Karen Patterson Susan Pavclka Victor Pavlenko Nancy Payne Carolyn Pearson Sharon Petarde Robert Phelps David Philips Barbara Phillips Michael Phillips Ronald Phillips Jim Philyaw David Pierce Del Porter Joan Potter John Powell Judy Poynter Suzanne Prosser Daniel Purfield Charlotte Ramsel Rose Ranney Linda Rasar William Rath Joseph Raya Linda Reatherford Terry Reid Lillian Rendleman Deborah Rians Robert Richeson Sharon Rigg Delbert Riggs Robert Ringcnberg Robert Robbins James A. Roberts Doris Robertson Joan Roby Ronald Royer Vera Rudd Cheryl Runkel John Rutherford Ronald Saletzki John Schad Terry Schad Norman Schaer Norbert Schneider 103 Nancy Schooley Steve Schunk Linda Schwabe John Schwarzendruber Mary Scipcl Robert Semlow Betty Sherman Peggy Shilling Larry Shirley John Shore Diane Simpson Christy Skow Susan Smith Nancy Sommer Kermit Stahl Alberta Statkus Harry Steinbach Alfred Stem 104 The finished product: dripping wet! Patricia Ufen Michael Ulrich Michael Underwood Marion Van Bcuning Linda Volovitz John Wagner Jerry Welch Marcia Welter Donald Westaphcr Sharon Wildermuth James Wiley Sharon Wiley Scott Winston Thomas Wolf William Wright Joseph Yoches Cheryl Yocum Annie Zwickcr Sophomores Not Pictured Richard Bessler Shirley Lewis 106 Foreground: Deraid Williams, Secretary. Bottom to Top of Stairs: Dave Semlow, Treasurer, Bill Sudow. President, Pete Huber, Vice-President, and Mr. Philip Becker, Sponsor. Freshman Class In September of 1959, the halls of Richwoods Community High School were filled with 343 eager Freshmen, anticipating the coming year. During this past year, we have had many new experiences and many firsts. Among these were our first high school football game and the thrill of working on our class float. Student Council members and class officers were chosen with care. We all appreciated the help our class sponsor Mr. Philip Becker, gave us. Now as our first year comes to a close, we look forward to the next three wonderful years at Richwoods. 107 Cynthia Adams Annette Albright Richard Allcock Charles Asher Sharon Ashley Katherine Austin John Alley Sandra Allison Connie Anderson Judi Anton Lee Applegate Shelia Bachtel Robin Backus Joe Bailey Lawrence Ball Kenneth Barber Judy Bernard Richard Bickel Richard Bittner Suzanne Blair Terry Barnes Gayland Barnes Randall Bartlett Mary Belfcr Diane Bowker Barry Briggs Sharon Brissendcn Diane Britten Doris Brumbaugh Pat Brummer 108 Douglas Cassidy David Conn John Crystal Bob Cockficld Ruth Davis Julie Dixon Eva Casto Kathryn Cation William Churchill Lcannc Clemons Virginia Close Richard Cohen Ronald Coleman Colette Corbin David Cordes Jerry Cottingham Jim Coulton Wilburt Cranford Shelia Creighton Jerry Creel Mike Dailey Sandy Danlcy I-ois Danzer Margo Davis Randy Dawson Craig Dean Bill Desmond Gaye DeTrempc Edward Dickinson David Dilts Lillie Dishman Deanna Downing Rebecca Doyle Pat Drugmand Richard Duncan Mike Dyer Nancy Easton Stan Ellwood 9 n 109 Pat Enriquez Sandra Errion Mike Erwin Sharon Ethridge Barb Evans Ronnie Evans Altheia Farney Walter Feeser Barb Fuller Larry Gann Paul Gardner Kendra Garrett William Gaskill Marta Gaskins Mike Friedlander Gregory Fulford -..i Linda Gauss Linda Gebhardt Rosanne Geils John Gentry Mike German Jane Giebelhausen Roberta Gilbertt Lorraine Gillespie David Grandcll Mary Grawcy William Grawey Barb Gray Judy Gray Margaret Green Robin Greenwood Russ Greenwood 110 ■■1 Chery Gutierrez Stanley Hafley Gweneth Hall Karen Hall Elizabeth Hargadine Ruth Harris Judy Harrison Richard Hart Phyllis Heggie Henry Gordon Janet Hensley Robert Hindert Pamela Hudson Sandra Huff Genevieve Huffman John Hughes Q u� «tt 0«� «y Amu 111 Richard Hoadley Sheryl Hoffman Julie Honnold Linda Hulett Gloria Humphrey Cathy Imes Sharon Isom Allana Janes Judy Jacobs Carol Jcncson W f Bonnie Hazzard I Pete Huber ' J Kristin Jacobson Connie Jcneson Kathy Johnson Barbara Johnson William Johnson Dean Kaetzel Marianne Kastncr Bennett Katz Rene Knapp Steve Kochi Janet Krisman Dennis Lipp Mary Liston Linda Loomis Sandra McKinney Jo Maharry Joe Maharry James Mantz Kay Marion Dennis Martin Cheryl Johnston Sharon Jones Sherry Jones Marie Joseph Patricia Junker Donatus Kelch Charles Kcltner Delbert Kendall Phyllis Kendall Barbara Ketcham Constance Lamm Jim Lamprecht Cheryl Lane Pat Lindsay Pamela Lindstrom Elizabeth Louison Patricia Lynn Denis McCann Lillian McCoy Kathleen McGrath Sharon Maxwell James Mces 112 Joan Moredock Stephen Moreland Pat Moore Robert Mueller Robert Moushon Joyce Newell Charles Nibbelin Judy Norman James Oakcy Sharon Oberholtzer George Piper Sheryl Planck Pat Poland Rosemary Powell Sherry Powley Tena Powley David Prince Douglas Proctor Carl Rager John Reardon Charles Reeve Frances Reinholtz Peggy Rice Pamela Richart Jerry Richter Jim Riddle 113 Richard Rieger William Roth Carl Samuelson Deanna Smith Barry Switzer LaDonna Roberts Gary Robertson Randy Rodes Susan Roland Lana Rose Stacey Ross Lee Rosser Gary Schneider Howard Seaver Lucilee Selvy Dave Semlow Donna Sheets Bob Shimmin Melvin Sicks Bob Steiner Bill Stevenson Gary Stiers Jerry Stuart Bill Sudow John Steele Theresa Stephens George Traicoff Jim VanLanen v t Y Rosemary Williams Margaret Wundcr Cheryl Tribble Bonnie Trotter Roncll Tucker KenTullctt Phillis Turner Joan Ulcvitch Susan Vichmcyer Deborah Walker Linda Wallace Gary Warner Joann Wascm Sue Welton Mary White Mary White Bob White Joe Whitehouse Deraid Williams Ken Williams Jim Wilson Bob Wilson Bob Wilson Joe Wittmer Bob Woolley Linda Woracr Tom Wyman Mary Wyss Bcrnie Young Jim Zweifel Freshmen Not Pictured Terry Benson Mike Braten Fred Schccl 115 Activities TOM McKUNE CAROLYN DEAMES Secretary JOEL SUFFIELD President As President of Student Council this year, Joel Suffield has illustrated the many fine qualities that obtained the Presidency for him last spring. We feel that Joel has truly been a credit to Richwoods and the class of 1960. MORGAN LYNGE Treasurer 118 SEATED: Bob Amblad — Parliamentarian, Carolyn Dcamcs — Recording Sec., Joel Sufficld — Pres., Tom McKunc — Vice Pres., Susan Leach — Corresponding Sec., Morgan Lynge — Treas., Miss Helen Curran — Sponsor, Mr. Richard Erzcn — Sponsor, Mr. Claude Cunningham — Sponsor, Rudy Hclbing STANDING: Alberta Statkus, Joe Whitehouse, Christie Leu, Tom Clark, Joan Durfcc, Mitzi Owen, Judy Goodlad, Marta Gaskins, Bill Geurin, Flip Szold, Billie Stein, Lesley Swords, John Ruther- ford, Donald Knoph, Wayne Krantz. Richwood Student Council The members of the Student Council, the stu- dent representative body of our school, have con- sidered it a great honor to have been elected by the Richwoods students this past year. The Knights of Richwoods have put their faith in the Student Council by selecting these people to represent and serve them. These students must have high scho- lastic standings and unusual and outstanding characteristics because they set the example of our school. The members of this student governing body, guided by Mr. Erzcn, sponsor, and Miss Curran, assistant sponsor, and Mr. Cunningham, assistant sponsor, have planned many of the activi- ties and social events of the year. They scheduled the Christmas and Spring Dances, the After-Game Dances, and the Vice Versa Dances, the Home- coming celebrations, which included the dance, the parade, and the football game, all of which were a great success. All of the credit for the world clothing drive, and the food baskets project, and the clean up week, goes to these fine students. These people have also taken care of the selling of the school supplies, the printing of the student directory, and the lost and found department. This year we sponsored a foreign exchange student Rudy Helbling which was very profitable and enjoyable. The Richwoods Knights have been very proud of their Student Council this past year. Mr. RICHARD ERZEN Sponsor Miss HELEN CURRAN Assistant Sponsor Mr. CLAUDE CUNNINGHAM Assistant Sponsor ROW 1: Linda White, Janet Merrifield. ROW 2: Sharry Schneider, Sandy Hughes, Mary Kay Schupp, Pat Garstad. ROW 3: Jim Tamkin, Don Knopf, Steve Dunlap, Judy Rader, Anita Scoggins. ROW 4: Joel Suffield, Janerae Kimble. Excalibur Staff Miss ELSIE M. ENGELHAUPT Publications Adviser LINDA WHITE Editor JANET MERRIFIELD Assistant Editor Wc, the EXCALIBUR staff, speaking for ourselves and the SHIELD Staff, want to extend our deepest appreciation to our adviser, Miss ELSIE M. ENGEL- HAUPT. She has devoted many hours of her time and energy to work on Rich- woods’ two publications. Without her help, knowl- edge, and understanding, the accomplishment of our goals would have been next to impossible. For this and for the many things that each individual on the staffs will recall, wc thank you, Miss ENGELHAUPT. ROW I: Jcri Martin, Bobette Furst. ROW 2: Dave Coons, Joan Attc- berry. Janet Futhcy, Shelia Beck. ROW 3: Denton Hushaw. Bob Jones, Steve DcPolis, Ginny Tyler, Karen Wall. ROW 4: Russ Wilday. Jim Nicol, Jim Babrowski, Larry Rude, John Seiz. Shield Staff ROW I: Jenny Lu Draper, Ann Nicol, Carole Lipp. ROW 2: Diana Blackford, Carolyn Deames. Carol Robison, Lorna Sheets, Sally Spencer. ROW 3: Bill Gaskill, Teresa Todd, Nancy Easton. Jill Breese, Jacque Brecsc. ROW 4: Wanda Jacob, Karen Johnson, Susan Muir, Joan Roby, Jackie King, Kay Warner. ROW 5: Carla Bays, Finley Brown, Janet Bel- sley, Judy Rader, Ann Niehaus, Geraldine Carter. nfYvy Left to Right: Doug Friend, Harriett Ball, Irene Ball, Carolyn Grindle, Barbara Stone- burner, Jan Augsburger, Kay Pendleton, Mary Wunder, Sallie Schmidt, Sue Curtis, Mary Klaas, Jessie Lee, Connie Waldschmidt. Library Workers With the supervision of our very capable librarian, Miss Reidy, the library workers of R.C.H.S. have been helpful to all of us. Their main job is to assist Miss Reidy throughout all periods of the day with cir- culation and charging of books. They also help with the processing of books. Girls and boys who have an interest in how a library is run are well qualified for becoming a member. The officers are: President, Irene Ball; Vice President, Ingrid Alameda; Secretary, Sally Schmidt; and Treasurer, Douglas Friend. Audio Visual Aids One of our school’s most helpful clubs is that one sponsored by Miss Reidy and Mr. Barton. These boys deliver and service all equipment for audio visual service. Each boy in A.V.A. must go through a training period of learning how to run all equipment and re- pair each item. After the training period, a final ex- amination is taken by the boy to prove his ability in handling this very expensive equipment. For doing a great job R.C.H.S. is grate- ful to you of A.V.A. The of- ficers are: Chief, Arthur Culver; Co-Chief, Bill Nutt; Co-Chief, Steve Scalzo; and Assistant Chief, David Pierce. ROW I: Miss Kathleen Reidy, Co-Sponsor, Jerry Callear, Bill Nuth, Co-Chief. Bob Lias. Mr. Kenneth Barton, Co-Sponsor. ROW 2: Cliff Hawkins, John Gauf, Raymond Fink. David Brayshaw. Leslie Davis. ROW 3: Stephen Scalzo, Daniel Nelson, Arthur Culver — Chief, Terry Jacobs — Chief Repairman, Larry Rude. ROW 4: Fred Knapp, Roger Schuck. John Gentry, Finley Brown. Willian Campbell. ROW 5: Jack Perry, Johnnie Rishel, Mike Erwin, Torry Collinson. Terry Collinson. ROW 1: Judy Day, Secretary, Charlene Pattison. Vice- Sanchez. ROW 4: Alan Switzer. Analee Spriggs, Nancy President, Sandy Long. President, Miss Mary Lou McCann, Swisher, Sherill Spencer, Carol Phillips, Pete Huber. ROW Sponsor. ROW 2: Mary Jo White, Sandy Wilson, Judy 5: Beverly Smith, Linda Stceg, Vivian Osborne, Nancy Nelson, Bill Sudow. ROW 3: Phyllis Stehman. Bob Rob- Shamrock. Mary Wunder, Sharon Petarde. bins, Joyce Watt, Joyce Shrum, Peggy W'undcr, Brenda Under the fine supervision of our school nurse, M iss Mary Lou McGann, the Medical Careers Club has developed into an important club for those interested in medicine. The members have become acquainted with different medical and allied professions so as to have the basic knowl- edge needed in helping them decide on their Medical Careers Club own careers for the future. Guest speakers from various medical fields have given them the first- hand information that has also helped many de- cide their future careers. Films have been an- other source of information that has been help- ful. ROW 1: Kathy Coologcorgcn, Judy Day. Secretary, Char- lene Pattison, Vice-President, Sandy Long, President, Miss Mary Lou McGann, Sponsor. ROW 2: Cliff Hawkins. Norma Glenn, Sandra Avercll, Patricia McNutt, Claudia Hicks. Diane Cassidy. Micky Keith, Virginia Close. ROW 3: Pat Brummer, Sheila Creighton, Sandra Huff, Mary Hictter, Lorraine Gillespie. Joy Kauffman, Sharon Mon- agle, Cheryl Capelio. ROW 4: Kathy Austin, Jane Gie- bclhausen. Pattie Cassel, Janet Hensley, Kaye Kaylor, Su- san Gray, Mary Jo Jeffery, Carla Bays. ROW 5: Judy Mil- ler, Betsy Louison, Dick Bittner. Dianne Bour, Nancy Bag- ley, Sharon Ethridge, Judy Jacobs. Penny Fredrickson. ROW 6: Donatus Kelch. Bert Brubaker, Gloria Anderson, Judy Livengood. Sharon Lokowich. Pat Enriquez, Lee Ap- plegate, Connie Haynes. ROW I: Linda Lyon, Cathy German, Gloria Hermann, Sallie Schmidt, Patricia McNutt, Sandy Wilson, Karen Kunkle, Mary Jo Mulder, Sandy Homing, Mr. George Briggs, Director. ROW 2: Ebba Jean Freeburg, Christie Mecs, Pat Hughes, Deverie Leach, Marilyn Love, Sharon Bell, Barb Reynolds, Sharon Shine, Carolyn Wilson, Pat Sayre, Vice-President. ROW 3: Karin Repsumcr, Diana Blackford. Sandy Blackwell, Becky Gillett, Pat Thrawl, Launa Stevenson, Barb Krantz, Marilyn Sanders, Linda Hoerr, Ann Niehaus. ROW 4: Judy Rader, Sandy Hughes, Susan Vandcman, Joan Attcbcrry, Geraldine Carter, Gloria Anderson, Carolyn Deame, President, Phyllis Stchman, Mary Ann Jennings, Dianne McAllis- ter, Jeri Martin. ROW 5: Eillien Gross, Judy Harris, Billie Stein, Jeanne Selvy, Orville Haun, Larry Garrison, Susie Whalen, Sharon Franzen, Mike Reardon, Nancy Applegate, Janet Mcrrifield. ROW 6: Jim Rahmcyer, Steve Shaw, Dick Crone, Joel Suffield, Don Hughes, Morgan Lynge, Secretary-Treasurer, Bruce White, Dave Bice, Wayne Krantz, Judy Maholland, Tom Bower, Dan Hoerr. ROW 7: Roger Cox, Gary Carver, Dave Tomkinson, Jim Buck, Dick Zweifel, Joseph Harris, Ted Johnson, Wayne Frison, Tom Clark. Bob Amblad, Robert Evans, Steve Smith, Kenny Andris. A Cappella Choir Because this choir sings much of it’s music with- out piano accompaniment, it is called the A Cap- pella Choir. Consisting of Freshman, Sophomore, Junior and Senior girls and boys, chosen because of their vocal abilities, the choir has gained much noted recognition since it has been in operation during the past three years. Such organizations as: Rotary Club, Teacher Institute, the P.T.A. of Woodrow Wilson and many others have asked the choir to sing for some of their meetings, and have complimented the choir highly on their fine pres- entations. Because of the increased membership within the last year, the choir has accomplished many things which could not have been possible with a smaller choir. The choir is directed by R.C.H.S.’s choral director, Mr. George Briggs. The officers for this year include: President, Carolyn Deames; Vice-President, Pat Sayre; and Secretary-Treas- urer, Morgan Lynge. 124 FIRST FLUTE: Diane Lee, Jane Noonan, Barbara Fuller, Wanda Jacob, Rebecca Doyle. SECOND FLUTE: Judy Kru- singcr, Shirley Fragcl. Janet Myers, Diane Dallrnan. SOLO Bb CLARINET: Dave Miller, Annie Zwicker, Jerry Cottingham, Judy King. THIRD Bb CLARINET: Bill Gaskill, Barry Briggs, Jerry Anderson, Carole Zwiefel, David Cordes, Robert Wilson. E FLAT ALTO CLARINET: Richard Bonncy, Michael Tobin. Bb BASS CLARINET: Linda Murrie, Connie Anderson. FIRST ALTO SAXOPHONE: Warren Watkins, Marcia Tramel. 2ND ALTO SAXOPHONE: Linda Hulett, John Gauf, Fred Hulett. TENOR SAXOPHONE: R. Keith Berger. BARITONE SAXO- PHONE: Richard Cooper, Theodore Naffziger. SOLO COR- NET: Chuck Geyer, Dennis Lehmann, Larry Ellcnwood. SEC- OND CORNET: Frances Reinholtz, Gary Hamrick, Charles Kcltncr, Jerry Sprague. THIRD CORNET: John Wagner, Joe VanKerkhovc, Gary Payne, Robert Shimmin, Michael German. FRENCH HORN: Pam Lindstrom, Randy Bartlett, Deanna Downing, Barbara Evans, Mike Hamrick, Larry Capranica. BARITONE: Philip Pokorny, L. Allen Viehmeyer. FIRST TROMBONE: Ed Stanford. SECOND TROMBONE: Michael Dailey, Robert Evans. THIRD TROMBONE: William B. Rice. SOUSAPHONE: James Robbins, Barry Switzer, Bennett Katz. TYMPANI: Gweneth Hall. SNARE DRUM: Beryl Gish, Gary Sticrs, Robert Wooley. CYMBALS: Ray Fink. BASS DRUM: Carla Bays. HERBERT J. LEE, DIRECTOR. Charlene Pattison, Drum Majorette. Band Janet Meyer, Darlene Nelson, Shirley Fragel, Char- lene Pattison, Twirlcrs. ROW I: Mr. George Briggs, Director, Mary Jo Oakford. Delores Allcock. Jan Smith, Brenda Elliott, Sandra Averall, Lana Moore, Pat Garstad. ROW 2: Sheila McGuire, Jeannine Key. Mary Bur- dick, Sandra Barber. Susanne Hausam, Maxine Carter, Nancy Bagley, Joyce Watt. ROW 3: Nancy Grantham, Kay Kaylor, Rose Marie Ranney. Margaret Miller, Susan Pavelka, Andrea Neaveill, Joan Dudden, Pat Lindsay. ROW 4: Joyce Shrum, Nancy Payne, Marilyn Willis. Dixie Young, Sharon Rigg. Joan Durfcc. Margaret Evans. Jill Brccse. ROW 5: Bonnie Gauwitz, Pres., Karen Stokow- Girls’ Under the direction of Mr. George Briggs, our choral director, the Girls’ Choir of R.C.H.S. has become one of the best choral groups Rich woods has had. Singing for such organizations as: The Peoria Heights Grade School Mother’s Club and all of the school assemblies, this group has gained high recognition and honor. The choir consists of ski, Diane Sprague, Diane Wilson, Carolyn Pearson, Nanci Fer- guson, Carol Owens, Jeanne Ingles, Judy Hall, Ruth Knapp, Jacquc Brecse. ROW 6: Nancy Duke, Sharon Miller, Tory Jones, Nancy Sommer, Lynne Ames, Carol Frisk, Sec.-Treas., Linda Bertels, Debbie Rians, Kay Warner, Alberta Statkus, Lcota Mil- ler. ROW 7: Gladys Mahrt, Sandy Wieland, Christy Skow, Barb Bayless, Pam Litchfield, Nancy Swisher. Jo Ann Brandt, Irene Ball, Jolcen Barnes, Sharon Monaglc, Michele Proctor, V. Pres., Marilyn Kendall. Choir sophomore, junior, and senior girls interested in music. Many of the girls will later become mem- bers of the A Cappella Choir in their remaining years at R.C.H.S. The officers for this year are: President, Bonnie Gauwitz; Vice-President, Mi- chele Proctor; and Secretary-Treasurer, Carol Frisk. 126 ROW 1: Mr. George Briggs, Director, Lee Rosser, Linda Wallace, Linda Womer, Tena Powley, Bonnie Hazzard, Joan Ulcvitch, Sheila Bachtcl. ROW 2: Cynthia Adams, President, Mary Wyss, Barbara Ketcham, Secretary, Mary Liston, Phillis Turner, Allana Janes, Carol Jeneson, Gaye Detrempe. ROW 3: Sherry Hoffman, Cheryl Tribble, Randie Rodcs, Ruth Ann Davis, Vice- President, Janet Fishcr? Judy Gott, Julie Dixon, Sue Welton. ROW 4: Pam Richart, Terry Stephens, Virginia Close, Billie Peterson, Janet Hensley, Sharon Brisscndcn, Jane Giebelhauscn, Susan Blair. ROW 5: Elizabeth Hargadinc, Gayland Barnes, Rosemary Williams, Mary Belfer, Kit Cation, Linda Rude, Pam Hudson, Jean Swardenski. ROW 6: Teresa Todd, Lucilee Sclvy, Gloria Humphrey, Joann Wasem, Karen Blumcnradcr, Peggy Wunder, Mary Jo White, Janice Mahler, Barb Carver, Joyce Newell. Freshman Girls’Chorus? Senior Mixed Chorus Under the leadership of Mr. Briggs, the fresh- man girls who are interested in singing may par- ticipate in the Freshman Girls’ Chorus. This group meets two days a week and has gained valuable experience for choral work in one of the advanced choirs. They have sung in most of the assemblies for the student body given by the choirs. Chosen as officers for this year were; President, Cynthia Adams; Vice-President, Ruth Ann Davis; and Secretary, Barb Ketcham. The Senior Mixed Chorus of R.C.H.S. directed by Mr. George Briggs consists of Sophomores, Jun- iors, and Seniors, who have a vital interest in mu- sic. They have sung at a few of the school concerts such as the Thanksgiving assembly and also the Winter Concert. This chorus meets three days a week. President, Barb Gaul; Vice-President, Joan Potter; and Secretary-Treasurer, Margo Knepp served as officers for the chorus this year. ROW I: Barbara Gaul, Cheryl Rimington, Judy Pyell, Bert Bru- Godfrey. Joyce Frcmaux, Marianne Kepler. ROW 4: Maryanne baker, Sherry Stuart, Susie Gray, Sue Smith, Mr. George Briggs, Ebling, Shirley Lewis. Joan Potter, Marlene Blackburn, Sharon Director. ROW 2: Sally Kunz, Agatha Knief, Bill Rath, Mike Lokowich, Marilec Farwcll, Carol Hohcnbary, Margo Knepp, Hermann, Mike Boyle, Linda McCartney. ROW 3: Mclodyc Betty Sherman. Marion, Brenda Sanchez, Cheri Runkcl, Ficlda Thomas, Lynda ROW 1: Joann Wasem. ROW 2: Rose Marie Ranney. Marlene McCoy. ROW 3: Teresa Todd, Sherry Powley, Marta Gaskins. ROW 4: Bill Rath, Bob Woolley. ROW 5: Mr. Donald Marine, Sponsor. Junior Varsity Debate Team Consisting of underclassmen who are interested in debate, the Junior Varsity Debate Team has learned to improve their speaking skill. Hoping to go into the Varsity Debate Team, many of these members have cultivated an appreciation and even a talent for critical thinking. The Junior Varsity Team is also sponsored by Mr. Donald Marine. Our Varsity Debate Team Sponsored by Mr. Donald Marine, the Richwoods Varsity Debate Team has been extremely active in the past three years. This year the members have succeeded in «inning many important trophies. Meeting several nights after school, the debators have earned the trophies and rec- ognitions they have won. In debate many desirable speaking and character traits are adopted by the participants. 128 ROW 1: Ted Naffzingcr. ROW 2: Judy Robinson. Mary Ann Jennings. ROW 3: Merritt Meyer. Terry Powley, Ted Johnson. ROW 4: Mr. Don- ald Marine, Sponsor, Dick Rist. Square Dance Club. The members of the Square Dance Club have a lot of fun learning the different calls and methods of square dancing. Sponsored by Mr. William Hughes and Miss Simone Drake, the club has had much recreation and fun. ROW : Orville Haun, Karen Butler, Marcia Welter, Gloria Nichols, Sandy La Vaux, Yvonne WesthofT, Linda Knapp, Larry Garrison, Miss Simone Drake, Co-Sponsor. ROW 2: Judy Lemkemann, Bonnie Dentino, Margaret Bartolomucci, Julie Hcndryx. Marisue Wolford, Linda Thomp- son, Dave Roberts, Kenny Andris. ROW 3: Gloria Harrison, Carol Cheat- ham, Barb Eagle. Linda Volovitz, Carol Robison, Susanne Hausam, Karen Fangmeier, Sue Horstman. ROW 4: Rusty Dunham, Tom Lewellen, Bob Thompson, Steve Rigg, Linda Bartholomew, Sharon Wiley, Barbara Stone- burner, Leslie Davis. ROW 5: Bob Turner, Jim Rahmeycr, Pat Dcuell, Cathy Lamm, Bonnie Masters, Ken Barber. John SheafFer, Kermit Stahl, Harold Humphrey, John Dali. ROW 6: Gary Bagley, Janet Futhey, Jim Landers, Jim Hulin, Gerald Gunter, Mike Hamrick, Larry Peterson, Jim Stotlcr. ROW 7: Gary Harttcr, Roger Schuck. Kay Clark, Gary Briscoe, Steve Smith, Irene Ball. Ken Coric, Mike Reardon. SEATED: Dennis Lipp, Treasurer, Roger Harris, Secretary, Raymond Fink, Vice-President, David Brayshaw, President. ROW I: Mr. Kenneth Barton, Co-Sponsor, Howard Scaver, Bcmic Young, Jim Riddle, Barry Briggs, Mr. Herbert Lee, Go-Sponsor. ROW 2: Don Bonney, Norman Blender, Dave Nafziger, Bob Wilson. ROW 3: Larry Maharry, Larry Gor- man, Bennett Katz, Terry Barnes. ROW 4: Steve Shaw, Raymond Hart- well, Robert Berger, Larry Benson. Amateur Radio Club The Amateur Radio Club has offered to Richwoods students interest in the expand- ing fields of electronics. Under the spon- sorship of Mr. Lee and Mr. Barton, the members have learned much about be- coming a “Ham.” Sfij Richwoods Girls Have Fun . . . ROW I: Beverly Churchill, Pat Garstad, Kathy Austin, Colette Corbin, Margo Davis, Jane Giebelhauscn, Sue Curtis, Mary Burdick, Nanci Ferguson. ROW 2: Nancy Easton, Linda Gauss, Anne Bryan, Margaret Bartolomucci, Bonnie Dentino, Gaye Detrempc, Rosannc Ceils, Jan Garrison, Bobbie Dawson. ROW 3: Roberta Gilbertt, Gladys Edwards, Martha Ford, Jenny Lu Draper, Barbara Eagle, Carolyn Deames, Virginia Close, Kit Cation. ROW 4: Sandc Carson, Diane Britten, Karen Blumenrader, In- grid Alameda. Suzanne Ball, Diana Blackford, Wendy Easterbrook, Pat Barth, Mary Ann Fe- lcccia, Sharon Ethridge, Sheila Creighton. ROW 5: Bert Brubaker, Shirlee Fragel, Nancy Duke, Paulette Ehrat, Robin Greenwood, Karen Butler, Judy Daily, Pattie Cassel, Penny Fred- rickson, Barb Fuller. ROW 6: Becky Anderson, Gay Barnes, Judy Adams, Peachy Cummings, Janet Belsley, Joleen Barnes, Carol Frisk. Kathy Coologeorgen, Kathy Edwards, Joan Dudden, Judy Goodlad, Cynthia Adams. ROW I: Sherry Hoffman, Judy Johnson, Shir- ley Lewis, LoAnn Jams, Carol Huber, Karen Kunkle, Mary Liston, Carole Lipp, Sandra Homing. ROW 2: Carolyn Miller, Linda Hu- lctt, Kristin Jacobson, Kay Kaylor, Linda Mc- Cartney, Ruth Kncpp, Linda Hocrr, Christie Mees, Barbara Harris. ROW 3: Judy Norman, Joyce Miller, Marianne Kepler, Pat Lynn, Judy Honness, Carol Moreland, Barb Kctcham, Ann Niehaus, Janet Krueck, Susan Leach. ROW 4: Jeanne Ingles, Anne Nicol, Joan Nekola, Judith Kosted, Judy Lemkcmann, Sue Krucck, Janet Krisman, Janerae Kimble, Pat Junker, Jean Meier. ROW 5: Kathi Holmgren, Andrea Neaveill, Marianne Kastner, Pat Hughes, Gwencth Hall, Joyce Newell, Bonnie Masters, Kathy Lamm, Mary Jo Jeffery, Sharon Maxwell. ROW 6: Jeri Meredith Pam Lindstrom, Devcric Leach, Judy Livengood, Julie Honnold, Janet Hensley, Phyllis Hcggic, Connie Haynes, Phyllis Hayes, Janet Merrificld, Sherry Hoffman, Eliza- beth Hargadinc, Sharon Miller, Brenda Huckable. And Recreation in G. A. A. G. A. A. ROW I: Lee Rosser, Joan Uleritch, Connie Waldschmidt, Mary Jo Oakford, Jan Smith, Sally Spencer, Sue Smith, Miss Dorothy Heith- old, Sponsor. ROW 2: Billie Peterson, Doris Robertson, Darlene Nelson, Linda Wallace, Diane Simpson, Glenda Weber. ROW 3: Judy Rader, Susan VanDeman, Sandy Hughes, Char- lotte Ramsel, Connie Marquadt, Teresa Todd, Sherry Powley, Rose Marie Rannie. ROW 4: Sharon Wiley, Marcia Wcitcr, Pat Ufen, Laurie West, Becky Off, Tena Powley, Judy Mahol- Iand, Carol Owens, Marsha Wilson, Melinda Rosso, Rosemary Powell. ROW 5: Roberta Timmerman, Randie Rodes, Marlene Taylor, Sharon Rigg, Nancy Payne, Karen Stokowski, Joan Potter, Alberta Stakus, Joan Peterson, Jean Swardenski. ROW 6: Fielda Thomas, Barbara Phillips, Linda Steeg, Sherrill Spencer, Analec Spriggs, Nancy Sewser, Pat Poland, Sandy Wieland, Susie Whalen, Judy Page, Susie Wiseman, Carol Phillips. Modern Dance To help those interested in modem dance gain a better understanding and appreciation of modem dancing as a creative art and individual activity are the functions of this organization. Under the supervision of Miss Simone Drake, the girls are taught to compose and perform a modern dance together. Advanced techniques of this type of dancing are also worked on by the girls. Many girls have found that this club can be both a learn- ing and recreational activity. ROW I: Miss Simone Drake, Sponsor, Kathy Austin, Eva Casto, Karen Kunklc. ROW 2: Carol Borchelt, De Anna Burdin, Jenny Atkinson, Jan Smith. ROW 3: Cheryl Johnston, Pat Poland. Cheryl Lane, Charlene Bartholomew. 131 mma Photography Corps Only advanced students in the field of photography are qualified to become mem- bers of this club. Supervised by Mr. Clayton Fawkes, the club enables the members to gain experience in the use of cameras, de- veloping methods, and the printing equip- ment of photography. The Club has photo- graphed many events about the school for the publications department and also for the other publicity purposes needed for the school. Club members are available to photograph any events occurring around R.C.H.S. on a cost-of-materials basis throughout the year. ROW — Sandy Barber ROW 2 — Gloria Gabriel and Janet Yaunk ROW 3 — John Seiz. Bill Rath, and Logan Eubanks ROW 4 — Doug Friend, Ray Saul, and Jim McDonough ROW 5 — Mr. Fawkes, Advisor. Photography Club For those interested in the different techniques of photography this club has been a great help. The club consists of underclassmen that are planning to go into the Photography Corps. Training and experience are necessary for the Photography Corps and these members are getting much of this experience under the adviser, Mr. Don Johnson. ROW I: Barb Freeman, Susie Grawey, Kay Marion. Ruth Ann Davis, Janet Fisher, Sharon Oberholtzer, Mr. Don Johnson, Sponsor. ROW 2: Mike Boyle, Richard Burtlc. Bob Brem, Tom Hauser, Mike Hermann, Bob Leas. ROW 3: Joe Maharry, Bill Hamilton, Ron Fomer, Scott Winston, Bob Stevenson, Cheryl Lane. ROW 4: Peter Brown, Mike Hursey, Bill Traicoflf, Dave Miller, Richard Watson, Ronnie Grimm. ROW 5. Joe Whitehousc, Fred Scheel, Randy Bartlett, Jerry Cottingham, Bill Thomas, Jerry Callear. ROW I: Miss Suydam, Linda Brockmeycr, Loma Sheets, Jo Anne Carrington, Janet Farruggia, Cathy Trusik, Nancy Gosnell, Mrs. Norma Franklin, Sponsor. ROW 2: Judy Vevig, Secretary, Mary Satterfield, Barbara Wright, Sharon Bell, Judy Hall. ROW 3: Phyllis Eppy, Cathy German, Judy Madsen, President, Kathy Bontjes, Vice-President, Dawn Hayes. ROW 4: Karen Crowder, Linda Bertels, Sharon English, Madelyn Kuhlman, Marsha Harttcr. ROW 5: Sandy Keil, Gladys Edwards, Jo Ann McGhee, Joann Con- nor, Linda Shafer. Secretarial Club For girls interested in the secretarial field, this club is of great value. With the help of the ad- visors, Mrs. Norma Franklin and Miss Joyce Suy- dam, the girls have learned what some of the things which will be expected of them are in the business world, and, also, they have learned the different office procedures used in interviews by prospective employers. Grooming habits and man- ners are also very essential for a successful secre- tarial career. All these and other important details are stressed in this club to help the girls in future secretarial careers. The officers are: President, Judy Madsen; Vice-President, Kathy Bontjes; and Secretary, Jydy Vevig. Pantomime Quiz Pantomime Quiz, advised by Miss Melva Croisant and Miss Cecile Rukgaher, en- ables the members to learn the different parts of speech and have fun at the same time. Different activities held by the members throughout the year have encouraged the members and increased their fun. A club party was held in the school cafeteria on January 13. ROW 1: Sandy Wieland, Mindi Miller, Lee Ann Wasson, Judy Shirley, Christie Leu, Miss Melva Croisant, Sponsor. ROW 2: Joleen Barnes, Sue Mathis, Sharry Schneider, Carol Frisk, Mitzi Owen, Connie Marquardt. ROW 3: Doug Schwenk, Judy Page, Judy Maholland, Susie Whalen, Billie Stein, Sandy Hughes. Die Deutsche Verbindung To achieve and create a deeper interest and a better understand- ing of the German language is the objective of the German Club. Mr. Arnold Knief, the advisor, helps provide an atmosphere for the members which aids them in the study of the German language and of Germany itself. A variety of extra curricular activities and in- terests provide enjoyment for the members. The officers include President, Robert Best, Vice-Presi- dent, Gary Richter, Secretary, Jim Zweifel, Treasurer, Joe Harris. Latinus Circulus ROW I: Gwcneth Hall, Rosemary Powell, Pat Lynn, Sally Mlaker, Mar- lene McCoy, Mrs. Connie Deatherage, Sponsor. ROW 2: Brenda Hucka- bcc. ROW 3: Sharon Miller. ROW 4: Janet Krueck. ROW 5: Judy Good- lad. Associated with the National Junior Classical League, our Latin club is designed for those interested in the Latin language. Roman civilization and mythology are the main features investigated in the Latin club. Sponsored by Mrs. Connie Deatherage, the club has gained much useful information and material from the Latin Club. The of- ficers are: Consuls, Craig Mandel and Patricia Lynn; Quaestor, Janet Krueck. ROW I: Mr. Arnold Knief, Sponsor, Jim Salzenstein, Jim Zweifel, Sec. Rod Burrell ROW 2: Ladd Ruther- ford, Barbara Evans, Marianne Kastner, Judi Anton, Agatha Knief, ROW 3: David Scmlow, Bob Best — Pres., Gerhard Richter — V. Pres., Greg Garner. Steve Briggcrman, Gary Staser ROW 4: Melvin Sieks, Doug- las Kelley, Bill Wright, Parliamentarian, Tom Bower, Phil Gould. ROW 1: Susan Blender, Eden Brennan. Mary Liston, Secretary, Billie Peterson, Mary Belfer, Mrs. Amaline Stephan, Sponsor. ROW 2: Judy Krusinger, Nancy Payne, Sharon Brissenden, Karen Wall, Carol Huber, Barbara Ketcham. ROW 3: Joe Wittmcr, Barbara Har- ris, DeAnna Budin, Gary Finch, Joyce Fremaux. ROW 4: Genevieve Huff- man, Teresa Todd, Rise Woodruff, Treasurer, Dave Coons, President, Ray Ash- ley. ROW 5: Karen John- son. Vice-President, Janice Mahler, Judy King, Sharon Maxwell, Karin Minehart. Le Cercle Francais El Circulo Espanol Creating a better understanding and apprecia- tion of the French language is the main purpose of this club. With the help of Mrs. Amy Stephan, the adviser, discussions have been held on famous French painters, writers, sculptors, and compos- ers. Guest speakers that have traveled to France have informed the members on the various towns, and cities. Much has also been learned about the standard of living and life of the French peo- ple. The officers are: President, Dave Coons; Vice-President, Karen Johnson; Secretary, Mary Liston, and Treasurer, Rise Woodruff. The purpose of the club is to broaden the knowledge of the culture of the different Spanish- speaking countries. It has brought an under- standing to the students that there is more to studying a language than the language itself and that it is necessary to understand the people who speak it and their culture. Advised by Mr. Sharp, the club members have gained much information. The officers for the club are: ROW I: Terry Lemoinc, Barbara Tokarz, Barbara Ellen Gray, Sandy Danley. ROW 2: Mike Underwood. Nancy Easton, Merrilly Box- er, Robin Greenwood, Linda Wipert. ROW 3: Di- ane Lee, Susan Nelson, San- dra Buck, Harry Steinbach, John Powell. ROW 4: Cyn- thia Adams. Barb Carver, Roberta Gilbertt. Joe Yo- ches. Dale Stout. ROW 5: Rick Hart, Robert Hindert. Ronald Schooley, Dean Kaetzel, Tom Cole. ROW I: Bruce Johnson, Joe Gury, Rob- ert Reynolds ROW 2: Gordon Bailey, Sec-Treas. ROW 3: Ted Johnson, Pres. ROW 4: Robert Evans, John Randall, John Goodlad, V. Pres. Investment Club To educate members in the ways of free enterprise economy is the purpose of this club. Advised by Mr. Perley, the group has made theoretical purchases of certain common stocks. Reports given by the different members on visits to various market places have also proved to be very interesting and enjoyable. ROW I: Mr. Max Briggs, Sponsor. Kristin Jacobson, Bonnie Hazzard, Jessie Lee, Delores Allcock, Georgette Engler. ROW 2: Anita Scoggins, Maxine Carter, Di- ane Britten, Kathy Johnson, Paula Smith. ROW 3: Nancy Kahl, Barbara Phil- lips. Gladys Mahrt, Jan Augsburger, Mary McKinney. ROW 4: Cheryl Tribble, Bill Gaskill, Deanna Smith, Luce Weil, Christy Skow. ROW 5: Ruth Ann Har- Arts and Crafts ris, Mary Wyss, Allana Janes, Suzanne Prosser, Joan Peterson. ROW 6: Gary Jameson. Wilburt Cranford, Bob Cockficld, Robert Gholston, Richard Huff, Bob Phelps. Club Under the supervision of Mr. Max Briggs, the Arts and Crafts Club provides instruction, mater- ials, and the use of equipment for the students to create art objects. Students enrolled in this club may pursue areas not covered in class work. During the meetings, mem- bers work on their individual proj- ects including many of different phases of art. ROW 1: Janice Camp, Ingrid Alameda. Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. Totten, Sponsors ROW 2: Janet Cohen, Jackie Page. Pat Garstad, Janet Myers, Janet Clements, Judi Hodgson, Sharon Hagel. ROW 3: Diane Wilson, Kit Cation, Karen Blumenrader, Carolyn Hart, Karen Kreiter, Marcia Wil- son, Jenecn Hayes. ROW 4: Diane Sprague, Emily Dilts, Judy Honness, Wanda Jacob, Phyllis Bcechler, Doris Kuykendall, Paulette Gebhardt. ROW 5: Launa Stevenson, Judy Patterson. Jane Gardner, Susie W'iseman, Alberta Statkus, Charlotte Ramsel, Judi Becker. ROW 6: Barb Baylcss, Linda Rasar, Maryannc Ebling, Judy Rader, Kay Pendleton, Kay Warner, Linda Gabhardt. Knitters and Purlers Interesting the girls in knitting and teaching them to knit are the main purposes of this club. Each girl, with the help of Mrs. Media Totten and Mrs. Margaret Ellen Richardson, the advisers, has knitted at least one article as a proj- ect. The interest of many girls has been so great that several have knitted as many as four different projects. The officers are: Hall Monitors Our hall monitors serve as an essential group and part of Rich- woods Community High School. Greeting visitors, collecting attend- ance slips, checking hall passes, act- ing as pages in the guidance office, and guiding visitors through the building are a few of the many du- ties of the R.C.H.S. monitors. Un- der the direction and guidance of Miss Curran, Director of Guidance, and Dean of Girls, this group is of much service to the school. Being a hall monitor requires a great deal of responsibility, and only outstand- ing students can successful serve in this capacity. ROW 1: Carol Miller, Linda Andris, Margaret Bartolomucci. ROW 2: Gloria Col- lins, Sandy Long, Rise Woodruff, Mary Jo Mulder, Sally Spencer, Loma Sheets, Pat Ufen, Carole Lipp, Midge Coombs. ROW 3: Perri Boodner, Glenda Weber, Jo Ann McGhee, Pat Wolf, Kathy Bontjes, Pam Joos, Mary Kay Schupp. Anne Ford, Judy Pokorski. ROW 4: Carol Ingram. Gloria Hermann, Karen Johnson, Joy Kauffman, Janerae Kimble, Linda Volovitz, Susan W'allace, Marion Van Beun- ing, Judy Day. ROW 5: Kay Pendleton. Jackie King, Barb Krantz, Linda Ropers, Carol Borchclt, Sharry Schneider, Emily Dilts, Bonnie Dentino, Wendy Easterbrook. 137 ROW I: Miss Ann Bodine, Sponsor, Pat Thrawl, Shelley Baty, Jackie Meredith. Mitzi Owen, Susan Van Deman, Wendy Eastcrbrook, Becky Gillett. Mrs. Dorothy Zinzer, Sponsor. ROW 2: Bejic Tricbcl. Minoi Miller, Billie Stein, Barb Reynolds, Linda Ropers, Mary Kay Schupp, Bonnie Gauwitz, Bobette Furst. ROW 3: John Snarr, Sharon Shine, Pcrri Boodner. Diana Blackford, Mar ’ Jo Mulder, Caryl Lamm, Sandy Homing, Janet Merrifield. Gloria Her- mann, Christie Mccs. ROW 4: Jeff Friedlandcr, Ann Ni- chaus, Suzanne Ball. Joan Atteberry, Sam Taylor, Bob Rodes, Carol Ingram, Howie Heomann. ROW 5: Steve Day, Mary Ann Jennings, Pat Robison, Janet Belsley, Mar- cia Tramel, Janerai Kimble, Linda Phillips, Jackie King, Sue Becker, Susan Leach. ROW 6 : Tom Bliss, Jim Tam- kin, Bob Finch, Bob Amblad. Pat Wolf, Sue Krueck, Barb Krantz, Janice Belsterling, Finley Brown, Linda Hoerr, Steve Dunlap. Bridge Club Using the Gorcn system, Mrs. Dorothy Zinser, Mr. Allen Mctternich, and Miss Ann Bodine, the ad- visors have given the students in this club who are college bound a knowledge of the fundamentals of bridge. Extra sessions on Tuesdays and Fridays, be- fore and after school have enabled the members to practice and improve their game. Exhibition games by experts have proved to be most helpful. Also the supervision from parents who are experienced bridge players has proved helpful. Chess Club The Chess Club is composed of those students in- terested in learning the game of chess. Advised by Mrs. Ruth Hughes, the members have become ac- quainted with the complicated rules of the game. Tournaments held between the members of the club prove to be most interesting. The officers include President, Rudy Helbling; Vice-President, Bill Roth; Secretary-Treasurer, Jim Hohcnbary; Pro- gram Chairman, Don Hughes; and Tournament Director, Fred Roth. 138 Although bridge is the most difficult game of cards most of the strdents have become very well versed on how to play it. The spring tournament held determined whether or not the club has any professional bridge players. The officers of the Bridge Club are: President, Steve Dav; Vice-Presi- dent Wendy Easterbrook; Secretary, Sandy Hom- ing, and Treasurer, Steve Dunlap. ROW I: Jim Hohcnbary, Secretary-Treasurer, Fred Roland, Tournament Director, Don Hughes, Program Chairman, Bill Roth, Vice-President, Rudy Helbling, President, Mrs. Ruth Hughes, Sponsor. ROW 2: Donna Johnson, Louis Desmond, Rusty Greenwood, Richard Bonncy, Robert Flowers, Dennis Leh- mann, Charles Kiltner. ROW 3: Carl Sievers, John Schwarzen- druber, Marvin Higginson, Kenneth Barber. ROW 4: Gary Ham- rick, Ronnie Evans, Dick Gamble, Paul Gardner, Ron Royer. ROW 5: Terry Callender, Mike Friedlandcr, Russel Wilday, Barry Switzer, Dennis Martin, Richard Meyer. ROW 6: Jim Wil- son, Jim Philyaw, Chuck Lackey, Denis McCann, Dick Cooper, Ronnie Fouts. STANDING, BOTTOM TO TOP: Mrs. Feme Lawlis, Sponsor, Dorothcy Meinders, Phyllis Hcggie, Susan Glidewell. Bob Jones. ROW 1: Joyce Miller, Midge Coombs, Allen Bishop, Sallie Schmidt, Connie Anderson. Future Teachers and Homemakers of America The Future Teachers Club enables members to: (1) study the qualities and aptitudes basic to teach- ing; (2) acquires an understanding of the history and development of schools, their purposes, objec- tives and contributions to society; and (3) to se- cure information on vocational opportunities in education. The club is advised by Mrs. Fern Law- lis and Miss Elsie Engclhaupt. Officers installed this year were, President, Joyce Miller; Vice-Presi- dent, Allan Bishop; Secretary, Phyllis Heggie, Treasurer, Dorthy Meinders; and Librarian, Carole Zweifel. The Future Homemakers of America is designed for girls interested in the different phases of home- making. Advised by Mrs. Karen Egged, the group has accomplished many things throughout the year. Speakers on mental health and juvenile delinquency have helped the girls become acquainted with the many problems of America today. Also, speakers on interior decorating and other careers relating to homemaking have helped the girls greatly. To be eligible for this club, a girl must be enrolled or have taken one year of homemaking. A new member ceremony then takes place. At the end of the year new officers are elected and a banquet is held to install these new officers. The officers for this year are: President, Bobbie Dawson; Vice- President, Jan Garrison; Secretary, Dianne Dall- man; Treasurer, Pam Litchfield; Parliamentarian, Carol Borchelt; Chairman of Projects, Gloria Mil- ler; Chairman of Public Relations, Shelia Beck; and Chairman of Recreation, Shirlee Lovcstrand. ROW 1: Mrs. Karen Egged, Sponsor, Altheia Farney, Eva Casto, Connie Hailey, Connie Waldschmidt. ROW 2: Pam Litchfield, Treasurer, Gloria Mehl, Jan Garrison, Vice-Pres- ident, Cheryl Rimington, Bob- bie Dawson, President. ROW 3: Dianne Dallmann, Secre- tary, Becky Anderson, Linda Womer, Lana Rose, Judith Gray. ROW 4: Elizabeth Har- gadine, Sharon Franzen, Shei- la Beck, Public Relations Chairman, Shirlee Lovcstrand, Recreation Chairman, Mari- lyan Love, Historian. ROW 5: Linda Reathcrford, Nancy Schooley, Mary Seipel, Judy Gott, Shirlee Fragel. ROW 6: Sandy Estes, Carol Borchelt, Parliamentarian, Norctta Buck- les, Ann McAllister, Karen Patterson. ROW 1: Lynne Ames, Jenny Atkinson, Mary Beth Bouton, Diana Drysh, Sue Curtis, Mr. Byar, Sponsor. ROW 2: Nancy Duke, Martha Binkcle, Beverly Churchill, Joan Durfee, Charlcen Bar- tholomew, Linn Anderson. ROW 3: Carole Davis, Bill Brock- meyer, Sande Carson, Marlene Blackburn, Bob Deatherage, Carol Callear, Leanne Clemons. ROW 4: Georgia Cummings. Debbie Brandt, Anne Bryan, Donna Breckcnridgc, Gary Carver, Pat Barth, Bev Bass. ROW 5: Jill Brcese, Mary Burdick, Jacque Breese, Janet Bartolomucci, Gay Barnes, Joan Dudden. Jazz Appreciation Club Interests Many ROW I: Bev Fleischauer, Tory Jones, Barbara Hanauer, Nanci Ferguson, Carole Lipp, Connie Jcncson, Phyllis Hayes, Jean Meier, Mr. Byar, Sponsor. ROW 2: Linda Harney, Pam Joos, Margaret Evans, Anne Ford, Karen Kunklc, Sherry Hoffman. Barbara Fuller, Pat Junker. ROW 3: Jack Lawrence, John Estes Sandra Meyer, Margo Knepp, Diane Meyer, Carol Hohenbary, Marsha Gobert, Michele Proctor. ROW 4: Toni Kelly, Sam Heer, Bob Foust, Eillien Gross. Linda Kent, Ann Gustafson, Kathy Ed- wards, Susan Goodman, Ruth Knapp. ROW 5: Kathy McGrath, John Flynn, Steve Moreland, Pat Finnegan. Denton Hushaw, Claudia Lester, Susan Muir, Melodye Marion, Paulette Ehrat, Marianne Kepler, Brenda Elliott. ROW 6: Marilyn Kendall, Gary Gcbaucr, Dennis Murray, Judy Harrison, Tanya Lohnes, Lynda Godfrey, Judy Ellis, Dcverie Leach, Chuck Hudnall, Lynn Franks. ROW 7: Don Hughes, Gene Harris, Robert Hagerty, Judy Harris, Pat Hughes, Barbara Gaul, Kathi Holmgren, Doug Kisner, Jerry Anderson, Tom Finch. ROW I: David Ohl, Don Staub, Sherry Stuart, Nancy Sommer, Anne Nicol, Mr. Byar, Sponsor. ROW 2: Mary Jo Oakford, Su- san Pavelka, Sharon Rigg, Jim Nicol, Darlene Taylor, Jane Noonan, Pat Sayre, Mimi Rosso. ROW 3: Doris Robertson. Julie Oldham. Larry Shirley, John Schad, Sue Smith, Nancy Sundbcrg, Lesley Swords, Carol Owens. ROW 4: Dave Snider, Ron Funk, Sally Spencer, John Rutherford, Joan Potter, Diane Simpson, Joan Roby, Karen Stokowski, Becky Off. ROW 5: Charles Nib- belin, Judy Pokorski, Jim Singer, Carol Ridgeway, Fielda Thomas, Linda Schwabe, Sheryl Planck. Tcna Powley. ROW 6: Larry Or- nett, Richard Stewart. John Ringcl, Dave Van Lanen, Terry Schad, Dave Tomkinson, Dick Orth, Robbie Rutherford, Jock West. As one of the larger clubs, Jazz Appreciation has enabled many of the students of R.C.H.S. to enjoy and listen to an authentic American musi- cal art form — Jazz. Headed by Mr. William Byar and assisted by Miss Winfred Anderson, and Miss Ruth Ruppenkamp, the club mem- bers have learned to appreciate the many differ- ent forms of jazz. Early in the year the programs of the club were based of the idea of instructing the various members in the schools or eras of jazz, beginning with rag-time, and ending with progressive jazz. Later on the club members in- vestigated a certain era, a certain type of jazz, or a certain jazz instrument and based the pro- grams on discovering the many different qual- ities and aspects of that certain phase. ROW 1: Sharon Wakcley, Mr. Byar. Sponsor. ROW 2: Linda Wallace, Debbie Walker. ROW 3: Laurie West, Joan Ulcvitch, Sue Welton. ROW 4: Pat Ufcn, Sharon Wildcrmuth. Bonnie White, Linda White. ROW 5: Sandi Ward, Deraid Williams, Glenda Weber. 141 ROW I: Miss Bonnie Litwiller, Sponsor, Mrs. Betty Fischbeck, Sponsor. ROW 2: Al- fred Weaver, John Alley. ROW 3: Chuck Geyer, Diana Rickie, Gordon Nash, Jeff Barham, Frank Stout. ROW 4: Don Knoph, President, Ron Phillips, Wayne Krantz, Gene Wallace, Secretary. Modern Math Club Sponsored by Miss Bonnie Litwiller and Mrs. Betty Fischbcck, the club helps to create an interest in an understanding of modem mathematics. Operation of the slide rule has been learned by the members Through movies and supple- mentary materials which the club purchased, much con- cerning modern math is learned. Officers for this year include President, Don Knoph; Vice-President, Vic Pavlenko; Secretary-Treas- urer, Gene Wallace. Industrial Arts Club To provide opportunities for the development of leadership in civic, social, and industrial pursuits is the main purpose of this group. Club members have attended leadership confer- ences and some of them at- tended the state convention at Springfield. Our club is a member of the state organization which in- cludes about 1500 student from throughout the state. Mr Daniel G. Swanson and Mr. Edwin Ferree are the sponsors of this activity. The officers are: President, Jay Johnson; Vice-President, John Harga- dine; Secretary, Steve Ell- wood; Treasurer, Larry Koger; and Parliamentarian, Dale Fletcher. ROW 1: Daniel G. Swanson, Sponsor, Arthur Dair. Jeff Tundle, Larry Koger, Treas., Mike German, Mr. Edwin Ferric, Spon. ROW 2: Ron Schisler, Steve Ellwood, Sec., Gary Wehnes, Mike Maier, Rick Duncan ROW 3: John Hargadine, V. Pres., Bob Hessling, Reporter, Dale Kuykendall, Jim Runklc, Fred Backus ROW 4: Dan Nelson, John Kavcncy, Mike Erwin, Richard Rieger, Larry Rude. ROW I: Mr. Leonard Korgic, Sponsor, Jan Smith, Larry Hafley, Virginia Tyler. ROW 2: Alan Goble, Sheila Clarkson, Danny Jones, Vice-President, Doug Bock, President. ROW 3: Dick Crone, Merritt Meyer, Secretary, Buzz Jackson, Edward Kaps. Foreign Affairs Club Studying the causes and background of present-day in- ternational tensions is one of the many purposes of this club. Discussions of the remedies of these problems which might bring about world peace and harmony also interest these club members. Advised by Mr. Leonard Korgie, surveys of guest speakers from foreign na- tions and films of present-day conflict areas are all part of the programs held during the club’s meeting time. The major conclusion adopted by the club is that young Americans must become better acquainted with what is going on in the world today. Our future secur- ity as an independent nation depends on it. The officers of the Foreign Affairs Club are: President, Doug Bock, Vice- President, Danny Jones, and Secretary, Merritt Meyer. Stamp Collectors ROW 1: Gordon Henry ROW 2: Stephen Scalzo, Richard Jamieson ROW 3: Dick Miller, Tom Purficld, Ronald Saletzki ROW 4: John Steele, Donald Downing ROW 5: Mr. Hafcr, Sponsor. Club Furthering the interest of stamps and the knowledge about stamp collecting are the main purposes of this club, ad- vised by Mr. Ronald Hafer. Discussions by different mem- bers of the club and visits by outside authorities on stamps have both enabled the stamp club to gain much information concerning stamp collection. A spring showing of these col- lections has proved the knowl- edge and interest of these club members. ROW : Terry Linne, Steve Linne. ROW 2: Mike Jones, Steve Miller. ROW 3: Terry Jacobs, John Wagner. ROW 4: Tom Mills, Gary Phillips, Fred Roehrig. ROW 5: Larry Philyaw, Sharon Wildfong. ROW 6: Mr. Fox, Sponsor. ROW I: Mr. Richard Fox, Sponsor, Jim Mantz, Chuck Feldman, Chuck Asher, Bill Johnson, Pam Lindstrom. ROW 2: Dave Camp- bell, Gary Jacobs. Gary Graham, Sherry Powley, Susan Roland. ROW 3: Bill Inman, Jerry Stuart, Johnnie Rishel, David Moore, John Wilson. Science Research Seminar Biology Club To faster research in the various fields of science and to give students an opportunity to carry out individual investigations in this held -of their choice is the main objective in this club. The adviser, Mr. Richard Fox, has helped many students select their future vocation as a result of this club. The Biology Club is planned for those students interested in furthering their knowledge of biology. Advised by Mr. Richard Fox, the members have learned to appreciate the value of biology in every- day life. Guest speakers have informed the students of the different specialized fields of the vocations of biology. Physical ROW 1: Rose Marie Ranncy. ROW 2: Greg Crystal, Fred Engclking. ROW 3: Clark Hughes, Judy Johnson, John Gauf. ROW 4: Don Kynaston, George Smith. ROW 5: Mr. Blooinquist. Science Club Mr. Roger Bloomquist, the advisor of this club, has helped provide additional op- portunities for those interested in the field of physical science. The club members have planned group projects and have had guest speakers talk on the many different phases of physical science. Through the field trips the members have also gained considerable knowledge in physical science. Quill and Scroll Quill and Scroll is an Interna- tional and national honorary group. Students in the upper third of their class and either a member of the newspaper or the annual staff for two years are eligible for membership to this group. Miss Elsie M. Engelhaupt is the sponsor of Quill and Scroll at R.C.H.S. Youth Fellowship Under the sponsorship of Mr. Jones, the Youth Fellowship Club of Richwoods helps stress the need of brotherhood and fellowship in the world today. Meeting after school, Bible sessions, speakers, and other interesting programs have been planned. Students are en- couraged to attend the meetings. The members of the club have also enjoyed parties and other social events held through the year. ROW 1: Sandy Hughes, Sharry Schneider. ROW 2: Carolyn Deames, Diana Black- ford. ROW 3: Karen Johnson, Janet Belsley. ROW 4: Janet Futhey, Mary Kay Schupp. ROW 5: Jcri Martin, Janet Merrificld. ROW 6: Joel Sufficld, Dave Coons, Steve Dunlap, Finley Brown, Jim Tamkin. ROW I: Mr. Estcl Jones, Sponsor, Judy Randolph, Jeanne Ingles, Diana Blackford. Deanna Downing, Marlene McCoy, Carla Bays. ROW 2: John Shore, Ron Van Bcuning, Bob Finch, Joyce Newell, Bar- bara Evans, Pancla Lindstrom, Karen Patterson. ROW 3: Lorraine Gillespie, Carolyn Williamson, Annie Zwicker, Judy Jacobs, Wanda Jacob, Ellen Moreland, Mary Rosenbergcr. ROW 4: Dianne Mc- Allister, Marion VanBeuning, Sharon Monagle, Ann McAllister, Sheri Runkel, Joan Peterson, Linda Mc- Cartney. ROW I: Mr. Power , Sponsor, Larry Boone, Bob More- land, Ann Jacobs, LoAnn Jarvis, Karen King, Judy Fe- leccia. ROW 2: Jerry Pruett, Gary Leich, Jim Burdin, Howard Nott, Mike Ehrlich, Becky Jones. ROW 3: Joel Haefelin, Chuck Lundquist, Steve Nordvall, Larry Reents, Jim Buck, George Hecrman. ROW 4: Don Holtz- man, Russ McDavid, Larry Claudin, Bill Geurin, Phil Picton, Dick Dawson. R. C. H. S. Checker Club . . . During the meetings of the Checker Club, the members have learned to play or improve their game of checkers. Tourna- ments held between these students often prove to be very exciting and a lot of fun. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Stephen Power , Mr. John Schilling, Mr. John Brown, and Mr. Cassius Richardson, the club members have enjoyed their games of checkers. The officer for this year is Presi- dent, Jim Buck. ROW I: Mr. John Brown, Sponsor, Dick Bessler, Judy Adams, Fred Wisner, Jim Fischer, Jack Dixon, Jim Logan. ROW 2: Ronnie Whittaker, Eric Bergstrom, Jim Conley, Terry Reid, Phil Williams. ROW 3: Larry Weinecke, Lewis McClaskey, Ron Bickel, Gary Kepley, Bob Wiley, Roger Cox. ROW I: Mr. John Schilling, Sponsor, George Piper, Jerry Miller, Larry Ball. ROW 2: Larry Maholland, Larry Gann, Bruce Carlson, Doug Gibb, Gary Miller. ROW 3: Walter Feeser, Gary Robertson, Bob Semlow, Tom Common, Nor- bert Schneider. ROW 4: Mike Kaufmann, Grover Walkup, Steve Logan. Jeff Lewis, Larry Cook. Is Enjoyed by Members. ROW 1: Mr. Richardson. Sponsor, Kim Hopkins, Mary Klaas, Nadine Anderson. ROW 2: Rick Effner, Patrick Rairden, Tim Corcoran, Mary Ann Feleccia. ROW 3: Richard Zwcifel, Sam Bruce, Bob Weise. Dwane Kepler, Fred Hill. ROW 4: Charles Howard, Eddie Green, Gary Welch, Marvin Krause, Walter Jordan. ROW 1: Mr. David Williams, Sponsor, Bob Moushon, Dave Phillips. ROW 2: Paul Trusik, Doug Cassidy, Randy Hacfli, Ed Smith. ROW 3: Torry Collinson, Terry Collinson, Joe Ferric, David Prince. Athletic Trainers and Managers Under the guidance of Mr. Dave Williams this club pro- vides an opportunity for boys interested in athletics, to work with the Richwoods Athletic teams as either team managers or trainers. These boys have such advanced training as: basic first aid, the prevention and care of athletic injuries, and finally the proper care given to athletic equipment. Through this club, R.C.H.S. is proud to have the best qualified trainers and managers that a school could possibly want. The Blue Notes Advanced musicians who are sincerely inter- ested in the combo type music are welcome in this club. Mr. Marine, the advisor, helps familiarize the students with the different types of dance music. All in all this club succeeds in learning and playing the different types of music and they have lots of fun doing it. ROW I: Mr. Don Marine, Sponsor. ROW 2: Frances Reinholtz, Larry Capranica, Judith Kostcd. ROW 3: William Rice, Dick Blines, Ken Trotter, Beryl Gish. ROW 4: Ed Stanford, Jim Coventry, Larry Ellenwood, Glenn Casto. 148 ROW J: Jenny Lu Draper, Ebba Jean Freeberg, Judy Martin, Carol Miller, Phillis Turner, Deanna Downing, Mr. Briggs, Spon- sor. ROW 2: Carolyn Wilson, Carolyn Wil- liamson, Murray Solomon, Nancy Grantham, Geraldine Carter, Becky Doyle, Michael Dyer. Linda Gauss, Marta Gaskins. ROW 4: Judy Melling, Bonnie Trotter, Lucilce Selvy, JoAnn Brandt, Carolyn Pearson. Pat Lind- say. Dixie Young. ROW 3: Dianne McAllister, Music Listening Club Our choral director, Mr. George Briggs, advises this club in the study of music itself and composers of ma- jor musical compositions by means of phonograph records. The differ- ent types of music investigated are oratoria, Broadway Musicals, Band music and pipe organ music. All in all the students who are participants in this club have become acquainted with the different types and phases of music. This has been fine for developing an appreciation for good music and music listening. It might well become an avocation with these students. Freshman Mixed Chorus Any freshman student interested in choral work is encouraged to enroll in the Freshman mixed chorus. Participating in several of the school con- certs, the members have been introduced to the various types of music. In their following years at R.C.H.S., many of these members will be chosen to become members of A Cappella and Girls’ Choir. This group is also under the direction of Mr. George Briggs. Chosen as officers for this year are: President, Tay Brayshaw; Vice-President, Judy Goodlad; and Secretary-Treasurer, Rose- mary Powell. ROW I: Kathy Austin, Tay Brayshaw. Becky Off, Judy Bernard, Deane Cassidy, Judy Nelson. ROW 2: Kristin Jacobson, Judy Mellert, Betsy Louison, Julie Hannold, Sandra Huff, Judi Anton, Mr. Briggs. ROW 3: Dc Anna Burdin, Carol Phillips, Robin Greenwood, Mcrrilly Boxer, Lois Danzer, Paula Smith, Eden Brennan. ROW 4: Phyllis Hayes, Loirainc Gellespie, Marta Gas- kins, Clare Blossom, Judy Goodlad, Rosemary Powell. ROW 5: Nancy Easton. Sandy Danlcy, Jean Meier, Jim Zweifel, David Ohl, Linda Gauss. Susan Nelson. ROW 6: La Donna Roberts, Sharon Maxwell, Doug Cassidy, Gary Graham, Chuck Asher, Kent Snowden, Ron Tucker, Rosannc Geils. Connie Jeneson. ROW 7: Diana Brumbaugh, Karen Minehart, Michael Dyar, Jim Mees, Jerry Stuart. Kenneth Barber, Dave Semlow. Roberta Gil- bertt. ROW I: Herbert Cox, William Campbell, Mr. Baietto, sponsor. ROW 2: Ron Van Bcuning. Ernie Bschor, Jim Robbins, Jim Bar- tholomew, John Barrette. ROW 3: Jack Sherman, Orville Smith, Don Sours, Wayne DcVos, Bob Kutz. ROW 4: Bob Easter, Mike Laukitis, Clyde Van Antwerp, Fred Lewis, Gregg Rummel. ROW 1: Mr. Juska, sponsor, Fred Adkinson, Jerry Sprague, Jim Thomason, Harold Wilkerson, Steve Rhodes, Leo Sulaski, Robin Backus. ROW 2: Delbert Kendall, Joe Raya, Jim Traenkenschuh, Steve Koehl, Stan Willis, Chuck Duncan, Dave Dali, Douglas Loss- man. ROW 3: Chuck Reeve, Raymond Dawson, Fred Knapp, Larry Gobert, Charles Furness, David Dilts, Donald Wilson, Roland King. ROW 4: Larry Sanders, Jim Menton, Craig Dean. Eugene Beechler, Boyd Wiley, Dick Applegate, Del Porter, Dave Kirk. ROW 5: Bob White, Bob Bulach, John Rosa, Dick Booker, Tom Wolf, Tom Clark, Dean Rager, Michael Dailey, Jim Lamprccht. Rifle Club, Judo Club, The Richwoods Rifle Club, sponsored by Mr. Bob Baietto, is open to any student interested in fire- arms. The object of this club is to learn the proper care and use of guns, and good marksmanship. Tournaments are held to provide competition and to improve their skill. The Judo Club’s main purpose is to teach self- defense. Different holds and techniques for disarm- ing and assailant carrying a gun, knife, chain, or club. After a year of this training, the members will and Gymnastics Club be capable of protecting themselves and others who arc involved in any foul play. Members of the Gymnastics Club attempt to develop skill, balance, and body agility through the use of gym apparatus. Beginning and advanced work on parallel bars, horizontal bars, rope, tram- poline, and tumbling arc among the activities of the club. The sponsors are Miss Lois Harriss and Mr. Don Henderson. ROW 1: Miss Harriss, sponsor, Carol Moreland, Dee Baldwin Yocum, Dave Carpenter, Rene Knapp ROW 4: Scott Swords ROW 2: Carolyn Deames. Linda Rude, Marilyn Willis, Annette Mary Halpin, Ted NafTzigcr, Chery Gutierrez, Randie Rodes, Albright, Martha Ford, Linda McCartney ROW 3: Bill Miller, ROW 5: Craig Davis, Gary Payne, Jerrie Meredith, Chuck Lee Rosser, Debbie Rians, Jeanne Ingles, Diane Bowker, Cheryl Smith, Susan Wallace, Allen Viehmeyer, Donald Hill. The Boys’ physical education senior leadership program consists of the outstanding boys in the sen- ior class. The program provides further opportunity for leadership responsibilities in physical educa- tion and helps these students de- velop initiative and a greater knowledge of procedures and skills in sports activities. All boys in the leadership pro- gram must meet certain qualifi- cations relative to scholastic stand- ing, physical education aptitude, leadership ability, and personal conduct. ROW I: Larry Viehmeyer, Tom Lewcllen, Rusty Dunham, Ronnie Whit- taker, Gene Wallace. ROW 2: Mr. Franklin, Jim Robbins, Torry Collinson, Terry Collinson, Fred Lewis, John Hargadine, Bob Easter, Mr. Juska. ROW 3: Clyde Van Antwerp. Mr. Baictto, David Snider, Michael Laukitis, John Snarr, Thomas Bliss, Herbert Cox, Gary Hartter, Mr. Hughes. P. E. Leaders TOP TO BOTTOM: Miss Simone Drake, Miss Dorothcy Hcithold, Miss Lois Harris� , Sponsors, Gladys Edwards, Susan Wallace, Barb Eagle, Janerae Kimble, Diana Blackford, Bonnie Dentino, Bobbie Dawson. The girls’ Physical Edu- cation leadership program has provided further oppor- tunity for leadership respon- sibilities for senior girls who meet the qualifications of the program. These leaders learn various organizational procedures in Physical Edu- cation classes. They also learn to aid the other stu- dents with skills and rules, and to improve their own officiating techniques. Some of their other responsibilities include handling equip- ment, making bulletin board displays, and aiding in the organization of class squads, drills, games, etc. These girls are interested in the many activities included in the many activities in- cluded in Physical Educa- tion and some desire to plan their vocation in this field. LEFT Jcri Meredith, Sandy Hughes, Susan VanDeman, Michele Proctor. Jackie King, Irene Ball. RIGHT Mary Jo Oakford, Judy Ellis, Jeannine Key, Carol Huber, Kay Warner, Nancy Payne. MIDDLE ROW 1: Diane Blackford, Jackie Page, Judy Shirley, Sandy Long, Jenny Atkinson, Diane Simpson, Mary Jo Mulder, Barbara Reynolds, Mitzi Owen. ROW 2: Wendy Eastcrbrook, Susan Leach, Janet Clements. Deveric i cach, Marcia Wilson, Diane Sprague, Christie Mces, Becky Gillette. ROW 3: Linda Rasar, Nancy Ferguson, Connie Marquardt, Sharon Shine, Pat Hughes. Kathi Holmgren, Mary Ann Jennings. ROW 4: Char- lotte Ramsel, Joan Potter, Linda McCartney, Helena Kelch, Karen Stokowski, Sandy Wicland. Royalettes Under the leadership of Miss Harriss, the Royalettes, wearing their green and white uniforms, have performed at many of the basketball and football games. The girls are chosen for this group on their ability to march and also their coordina- tion. They must be at least average in their scholastic ability. The girls have developed poise, rhythm, and coordination, and have learned marching formations and pre- cision dancing. 1959-60 School Life at R. C. H. S. Mr. McDougal takes time from his business life to dis- cuss R.C.H.S. school life with Superintendent Mc- David. . . . and soaked to the skin!” It’ll only hurt for a little while! “The title of my speech is-er-ah.” Friends, Romans, Countrymen See what I mean! Has anyone seen Mrs. Lee? If the string doesn’t break . . Coffee, tea, or milk? Paluska starts studying for those exams! Of course we’re doing our trig! dramatic Sports Coach John Brown Coach Bob Baictto Coach Ty Franklin Coach George Johnston Director of Athletics William Hughes Coach Stephen Power I Coach Tony Juska Coach Dave Williams j i [ ii ROW : Joe Bussman, Dave Snider. Morgan Lynge, Ray Dawson, Floyd Foster, Dennis Lehmann, John Barrett, Jim Singer, Jim Hohenbary, Gary Bagley, Tom Clark. ROW 2: Bob Baictto, Assistant Coach, Gary Hartter, Gene Harris, Dave VanLanen, Tom McKune, John Goodlad, Ken Lotts, Howard Hoemann, Bob Easter, Cliff Cartwright, John Hargadinc, Larry Sanders, Dan McEvcrs, Tony Juska, Head Coach. Varsity Football Richwoods . ... 12 Pekin 32 Richwoods . ... 0 Spalding ... 13 Richwoods . ... 6 Galesburg . 13 Richwoods . ... 0 Manual .... 40 Richwoods ... 0 Quincy .... 13 Richwoods . ... 12 Woodruff .. 0 Richwoods ... 12 Central ... 0 Richwoods . ...26 Limestone . 6 Richwoods . ... 41 East Peoria 6 Head Coach Tony Juska and Assistant Coach Bob Baietto. The 1959 season proved to be a year of re-build- ing for the Knights. With a record of 4 wins against 5 losses and one cancellation due to inclement weather, Head Coach Tony Juska’s and Assistant Varsity Coach Bob Baietto’s men gained valuable experience for future years. The Knights also de- feated four of the Mid-State Eight conference members to gain a 4th place in Mid-State Eight competition. Bob Easter, first string tackle, was tackle on the Champaign News Gazette and the Mid-State Eight Journal Star team. The state honor brought fine recognition throughout the area and state for Richwoods Community High School. John Barrette and Bob Easter served as Co-cap- tains for the varsity squad this year. Co-captains Bob Easter and John Barrette. 161 Knights and Irish break from the line of scrimmage. Above: The Knights stop a Spalding bid to score. Below: A lone Knight throws the opposition into con- fusion. 163 John Goodlad Gary Bagiev Ray Dawson Floyd Foster Ken Lotts Dave Snider Morgan Lynge Dan McEvers Jim Singer Tom McKune John Barrette Howard Hocmann Larry Sanders Joe Bussman Tom Clark Cliff Carl Varsity Cheerleaders ROW I: Sally Spencer, Marcia Johnson. ROW 2: Margaret Bartolomucci, Linn Anderson, Jackie Meredith. ROW 3: Bejie Triebel. Carole Lipp. By giving their full support to the football and basket- ball teams, the cheerleaders have added much to our school spirit. Sponsored and advised by Mrs. Mary Brown, the girls have worked out several new cheers to add to ones already popular with the student body. We want to congratulate and thank the cheerleaders and Mrs. Mary Brown on a very fine job in creating pep and enthusiasm among the students and faculty of Richwoods Community High School. Fresh-Soph Cheerleaders Alberta Statkus, Joan Durfee, Mary Jo White, Barbara Hanauer, Carol Jeneson, Connie Jeneson. STANDING: Mrs. Mary Brown, Sponsor. RICHW'OODS 14 Pekin 7 Richwoods 0 Spalding 6 Richwoods 13 W'oodruff 27 RICHWOODS 45 Washington 0 RICHWOODS 14 Central 7 RICHWfOODS 40 Limestone 0 Richwoods 14 Galesburg 27 RICHWOODS 13 Manual 7 Richwoods 13 East Peoria 21 ROW I: Dick Applegate, Sam Heer, Gary Leich, Charlie Lundquist, Jim Stotler, Tom Wolf. Joe Halpin, Dave Miller, Steve Shunk. ROW 2: Leif Bergstrom. Bob Ringenberg, Harold McGhee, Eric Bergstrom, Doug Lossman, Dave Campbell, Ray Ashley, Larry Shirley, ROW 3: Steve Ellwood. Tom Finch. Leo Sulaski, John Rutherford, Dave Phillips. Bob Moreland, Paul Trusik. Sophomores Football ROW 1: Scott Swords, Jerry Sprague, Howard Sicvers, Charles Nibbelin, Jim Van Lancn, Ron Evans, Dick Hartter, Mike Friedlander, Gary Warner, Gary Staser, Dave Grande], Jim Oakley, Bob Moushon, Mgr. ROW 2: Larry Maholland, Bill Sudow, Steve Moreland, Mike Erwin, Phil Gould. Ken Barber, Paul Bussman, Ed Dickinson, Greg Fulford. Dave Dilts, Bob Hindcrt, Doug Proctor. ROW 3: Bcmic Young, Bob White, Bill Traicoff, Richard Rieger, Dave Semlow, Dave Tompkinson, Bennett Katy, Lee Applegate, Dick Miller, Craig Dean, John Steele, Bill Inman. Richwoods 12 RICHWOODS, 18 RICHWOODS 12 Richwoods 6 RICHWOODS 19 RICHWOODS 32 RICHWOODS 28 Pekin 22 Spalding 0 Woodruff 0 Galesburg 13 Central 7 Limestone 0 East Peoria 0 Freshmen ROW I: Jeff Lewis, Gary Phillips, Walt Jordan, Jim Kuzel. Herb Cox, Jim Bartholomew, Steve Nordvall, John Powell. ROW 2: Mike Maicr, Don Kelch, Rusty Greenwood, Boyd Wiley, Dave Kirk, Gary Richter, Jim Menton, Gary Hamrick, Denis McCann, Larry Maharry, Coach Ty Franklin. ROW 3: Ricky Effner, Larry Roger, Dick Hoadlcy, Steve Kochi, Jerry Welch, Dennis Lipp, Tim Corcoran. RICH WOODS ... 19 RICHWOODS ... 23 RICHWOODS ... 15 Richwoods ... 28 RICHWOODS ... 22 RICHWOODS ... 15 RICHWOODS ... 15 RICHWOODS ... 26 RICHWOODS ... 26 RICHWOODS ... 21 RICHWOODS ... 22 Pekin ............ 53 Limestone..........33 Washington ....... 40 Central............27 Tremont............35 East Peoria.......50 Roanoke-Benson .. 44 Limestone ........ 29 Woodruff ......... 29 Low Pt.-Washburn . 38 Manual ........... 33 Cross Country This year’s cross country squad, coached by Ty Franklin had a very successful season. They had a 10—1 record in dual meets, and finished first and second in the two triangular meets which they participated in the year. They finished first in the Illini Conference, fourth in the Mid-State Eight, second in the District, and seventeenth in the state. 168 ROW I: Bill Churchill, Jerry Miller, Gary Miller, Ron ROW 2: Dave Snider, Dennis Lehmann, Floyd Foster, Funk, Jim Fischer. Gary Winston, Tony Juska, Coach. Mike Ehrlich, John Hargadine, Bob Easter. Varsity Wrestling A TEAM Richwoods..... 13 RICHWOODS .. 26 Richwoods..... 11 Richwoods..... 13 RICHWOODS .. 36 RICHWOODS .. 30 RICHWOODS .. 30 Richwoods..... 16 Richwoods..... 26 RICHWOODS .. 34 RICHWOODS .. 25 RICHWOODS .. 42 RICHWOODS .. 42 RICHWOODS .. 25 Richwoods....20 RICHWOODS .. 29 Pekin ............ 34 Woodruff.......... 23 Sterling ......... 37 Rock-Falls....... 38 Central........... 14 East Peoria...... 16 Streator.......... 14 Pekin ............ 32 Galesburg ........ 26 Canton............ 14 Limestone ........ 15 East Peoria...... 5 Central........... 6 Woodruff.......... 15 Limestone ........ 20 Trcmont........... 13 B TEAM Richwoods.... 25 RICHWOODS .. 34 RICHWOODS .. 43 Richwoods.... 19 RICHWOODS .. 43 RICHWOODS .. 29 RICHWOODS .. 25 RICHWOODS .. 33 RICHWOODS .. 48 Pekin ............ 29 Wroodruff......... 13 East Peoria....... 13 Pekin ............ 29 Galesburg......... 13 Limestone ......... 8 East Peoria.......10 Central........ .. 10 Woodruff.......... 10 J-V Wrestling ROW I: Larry Roger, Rick Effner, Ed Stanford, Ray Kuykendall. Ron Schooley, Joseph Harris, Roger Cox, Miller, Dan Jones, Jim Oakey. ROW 2: Jim Hulin, Dale Bill Rice, Ron Van Beuning, George Johnston, Coach. ROW I: Torry Collinson, Mgr., Bill Geurin, Chuck Lackey, Roger Paluska, Sieve Day, Howie Hocmann, Jeff Lewis, Ty Franklin, Coach. ROW 2: Terry Collinson, Mgr., Russ McDavid, Jim Buck, Larry McGhee, Mike Finney, Phil Pokomy, Tom McKune, Steve Power, Assistant Coach. ROW 3: Joe Feme, Dan Dement, Larry Wcincckc, Raymond Dawson, Bill White, Dan Dewey. Varsity Basketball Our basketball squad, coached by Ty Franklin, won their way to a very successful season of 20 wins and 6 losses. Near the beginning of the season, the team took 1st place at the Canton Holiday Tournament. The team worked very hard throughout the year and advanced to the finals of the Regional Tourna- ment in the State Tournament elim- ination games. In Mid-State Eight competition they finished third. 171 Jeff Lewis Howard Hoemann Varsity Scores RICHWOODS..... 80 Richwoods ... 49 RICHWOODS..... 91 RICHWOODS..... 34 RICHWOODS..... 75 RICHWOODS..... 65 RICHWOODS..... 81 RICHWOODS..... 64 RICHWOODS..... 64 RICHWOODS.....67 RICHWOODS..... 75 RICHWOODS..... 74 RICHWOODS..... 61 RICHWOODS..... 65 Richwoods ... 44 RICHWOODS..... 69 RICHWOODS..... 51 Richwoods ... 57 RICHWOODS.....68 RICHWOODS.....64 Richwoods ... 54 Richwoods ... 38 RICHWOODS.....58 RICHWOODS.....97 RICHWOODS.....67 Richwoods ... 52 St. Edwards-Elgin ... Manual............. Quincy ............ Limestone.......... East Peoria........ Woodruff .......... St. Edward-Elgin___ Rich Township..... Springfield Lamphier Canton ........... Spaulding......... Canton ........... Pekin............. Central........... Manual............ Limestone......... Kewanee........... East Peoria....... Woodruff ......... Spalding.......... Pekin............. Galesburg......... Central........... Metamora.......... Central........... Manual............ 54 60 61 27 60 49 57 59 55 50 62 52 60 62 52 48 36 63 56 57 59 74 50 60 52 63 Phil Pokorny Steve Day Roger Paluska Chuck Lackey Bill Geurin Head Coach Ty Franklin Assistant Coach Steve Power n The Varsity in Action y cMY o £ WHAT! He fouled me! R” Club To be eligible for membership in the “R” Club, a boy has to earn a varsity letter in one of the sports at Richwoods. The members have several activities throughout the year including their annual steak fry and the “R” Club-Faculty basketball game. They also help at various athletic events. Their sponsor is Mr. William Hughes, Athletic Director. ROW 1: Jeff Friedlander, Sam Taylor, Finley Brown. Joe Buss- man, Vice-Pres., Tom McKune, Sec., John Goodlad, Pres., Mor- gan Lynge, Treas., Clark Hughes, Bob Ringenberg, Joe Ferrie. ROW 2: Mike Ehrlich, Jim Livcngood, Torry Collinson. Terry Collinson, Herbert Cox, Jack Roth, Victor Pavlenko, Ernie Bschor, Bob Rodcs, Gary Leich. ROW 3: Gary Phillips, Gene Wallace, Dick Rist, Jim Bartholomew, John Barrette, Dennis Lehmann, Ken Lotts, Joseph Harris, John Snarr. ROW 4: Joel Haefelin, Walter Jordan, Floyd Foster, Bob Easter, Gene Harris, Mike Laukitis, Dave Snider, Denton Hushaw, Cliff Cartwright, Jim Singer. ROW 5: Mr. William Hughes, Sponsor, Dan Mc- Evers, Dave Van Lanen, Chuck Lackey, Phil Pokorny, Roger Paluska, Jeff Lewis, Jim Buck, Ron Schooley, Mr. Tony Juska, Sponsor. ROW 1: Ed Smith. Mgr., Terry Schad, Ray Ashley, Gary Leich, Bob Semlow. John T. Brown, Coach. ROW 2: Larry Cook, Craig Mandel, Tom Cole, Joe Halpin, Gary Welch. Sophomore Basketball RICHWOODS .. 44 Chillicothc . 40 RICHWOODS .. 48 Manuel ... 53 Richwoods 39 Quincy .... 49 RICHWOODS .. 37 Limestone . 36 RICHWOODS .. 44 East Peoria 55 RICHWOODS .. 50 Woodruff 37 Richwoods 31 Spalding .. 48 RICHWOODS .. 62 Canton ... 53 Richwoods 48 Pekin 53 Richwoods 49 Central .... 62 Richwoods 64 Manuel ... 65 (OT) RICHWOODS .. 48 Limestone . 26 RICHWOODS .. 51 Kewancc . . 47 (OT) Richwoods 61 East Peoria 65 RICHWOODS .. 40 Limestone . ... .. 38 RICHWOODS . . 46 Roosevelt ...., ...41 Richwoods .... .. 35 T rewyn .. 40 RICHWOODS .. 43 East Peoria . .. ...36 Richwoods .... .. 45 Wroodruff . ..., ...59 RICHWOODS .. 48 Spalding RICHWOODS .. 62 Pekin ... 51 Richwoods .... .. 48 Roosevelt ...., ...53 RICHWOODS .. 60 Trewyn . . 41 Richwoods .... . . 44 Central . .. 60 RICHWOODS .. 49 Limestone . ... .. 36 Richwoods .... .. 51 East Peoria . . ...70 RICHWOODS .. 60 Canton ...55 RICHWOODS .. 75 Woodruff .... ...68 RICHWOODS .. 61 Spalding .. . 42 Freshman Basketbal ROW 1: Dave W'illiams, Coach, Gary Finch, Ron Evans, Paul Bussman, Steve Moreland, Jerry Cottingham, Morris Hafley, Bill Sudow. ROW 2: Gerhard Richter, Jim Menton, Pete Huber, Craig Dean, Dave Dilts, Rusty Greenwood. Larry Maholland. ROW 3: Bob Moushon, Bob White, Dick Miller, Dave Semlow, Dave Tomkinson, Jim Runkle, Dave Prince. Swimming ROW I: Morgan Lyngc. Flip Szold. John Rutherford. Peter Brown, Jay Johnson, Jack Roth, Joel Suffield, Mike Maier, Mike Underwood, Tim Corcoran, VVilburt Cranford. ROW 2: Joe Whit chouse, John Schwarzendruber. Tom Wyman. Steve Dunlap, Bill Roth, Jim Bartholomew, Doug Proctor, Jack Mohlcr. ROW 3: Tom Clark. Ernie Bschor. Jim Coventry, Bob Rodcs, John Goodlad, John Dixon, Joe Bussman, Chuck Daly, Finley Brown, Coach Bob Baietto. RICHWOODS ........47 RICHWOODS ....... 65 RICHWOODS ....... 65 RICHWOODS ....... 72 RICHWOODS ....... 64 RICHWOODS ....... 51 RICHWOODS........ 88 Richwoods ....... 39 RICHWOODS ....... 61 RICHWOODS........ 52 RICHWOODS ....... 52 RICHWOODS ....... 52 Ottawa......................39 Lasalle ................... 21 Strcator .................. 21 Pekin ..................... 14 Kewanee ................... 20 Central ................... 35 Central.....................44 Champaign ................. 42 Kewanee .................... 4 Bloomington ............... 47 Streator .................. 25 Danville .................. 34 Central ................... 34 Pekin ..................... 34 ROW I: Dave Snider, Gene Harris, John Koehendorfer, Bill Rutherford, Howard Fulford, Bob Camp, Gary Harttcr, Ray Daw- son. ROW 2: Gary Lcich, Floyd Foster, Dan Dewey. Jim Singer, Fred Engclking, Gary Phillips, Mike Ehrlich. ROW 3: Assistant Varsity Track (Spring 1959) RICHWOODS .. 70 2 Woodruff .. . 47 2 RICHWOODS .. 96 2 Pontiac .... . 21 2 Richwoods • 51% East Peoria . 66 3 Kewanee Relays — 3rd RICHWOODS .. 93 2 Central .... . 24 2 RICHWOODS .. 77 Limestone . . 41 Illini Conference Track Meet — 3rd Normal Relays — -7th RICHWOODS .. 82 Pekin . 36 District — 1st RICHWOODS .. IOI 3 Manual ... • I62 3 Mid-State Eight Conference Track Meet — 1st Coach Bob Baietto, Paul Pentecost, Mgr. Bob Easter, John Harga- dine, Dennis Pitcher, Del Porter, Larry Viehmcyer, Manager Coach William Hughes. Frosh-Soph Track ROW I: Mike Hermann, Larry Shirley, Jerry Mike Maicr, Phil Williams, Paul Pentecost, Mgr. Crawford. O. D. Sledge, Walter Jordan, Dick Huff. ROW 4: Assistant Coach Bob Baietto, Ron Zim- ROW 2: Jay Beste, Don Moody, Ron Bickel, Ray merman, Jim Hinder, Gary Winston, Jerry Pruett, Ashley, Mike Phillips, John Powell. ROW 3: Phil Marvin Brown, Coach William Hughes. Picton, Ron Vickery, Steven Burrows, Alex Reed, (Spring 1959) 1 w ; RICHWOODS . Woodruff .. RICHWOODS . East Peoria . . 73 41 . 66 52 ■ : - I RICHWOODS . . 97 Central .... 21 RICHWOODS . • 912 3 Washington 26 3 RICHWOODS . . 82 V! Roosevelt .., 31 in 1 Jim Moushon Phil Pokomy Mike Laukitis Varsity Baseball (Spring 1959) RICHYVOODS ... 4 RICH WOODS ... 5 RICHYVOODS ... 8 Richvvoods ..... 2 RICHYVOODS ... 6 Richwoods ...... 3 RICHYVOODS ... 6 Richwoods ...... 0 Richwoods.......0 Richwoods ...... 8 Richwoods.......4 Richwoods ...... 1 Richwoods ...... 2 RICHYVOODS ... 6 RICHYVOODS ... 3 Richwoods ...... 6 RICHYVOODS ... 6 Richwoods ...... 2 RICHYY'OODS ... 8 Spalding........... 2 Canton............. 2 Canton ............ 5 Central............ 3 Limestone.......... 0 YVoodruff ......... 7 East Peoria........ 2 Manual............. 8 Limestone.......... 3 Spalding...........13 Manual............. 8 Galesburg.......... 2 Galesburg.......... 6 Washington ........ 1 Central............ 2 Manual............. 7 Pekin.............. 3 YVoodruff ......... 6 East Peoria........ 0 ROW 1: Tom McKune, John Snarr, Jeff Lewis, Jim Moushon, Howard Yates, Dennis Lehmann, Doug Nordvall, Steve Giddan, John Barrette, Ron Schooley, Sam Hcer, Dan McEvers. ROW 2: Coach Ty Franklin, Torry Collinson, Chuck Lackey, Mike Laukitis, Dale Oakley, Jim Novak, Phil Pokomy, Marshal] Leich, Coach Dave Williams, Terry Collinson, Joe Fcrrie. ROW I: Jeff Friedlandcr, Bob Weise, Norman Blemlcr, Larry Sam Bruce, Jim Livingood. Ron Meliza, Sam Taylor. ROW 3: Garrison, Terry Lemonine, John Schad, Bob Moreland, Peter Larry VVeineckc, Dale Fletcher, Finley Brown, Terry Schad, Dave Brown. ROW 2: Steve Ellwood, Larry Maharry, Bill Desmond, Van Lanen, Dave Mueller, Coach Tony Juska. Golf (Spring 1959) Richwoods 2 Woodruff 7 Richwoods 0 Pekin 9 RICHWOODS . . 4 East Peoria 3 Richwoods 1 Central 8 Richwoods 4 Woodruff 5 Richwoods 3 Pekin 6 RICHWOODS . . 5 East Peoria 4 Richwoods 4 Central 5 RICHWOODS . . District — 4th Mid-State Eight — Illini Conference — 4th -3rd 6 Streator 3 Richwoods ....... 5 Richwoods ....... 2 RICHWOODS....... 9 RICHWOODS....... 11 RICHWOODS....... 8 Richwoods ....... 5 RICHWOODS....... 10 Richwoods ....... 6 RICHWOODS....... 12 RICHWOODS....... 12 RICHWOODS....... 12 RICHWOODS....... 12 RICHWOODS....... 7 Illini Conference — 3rd District — 2nd State — 15th Pekin 5 Woodruff 8 Spalding ..... 3 Manual 1 Central 4 East Peoria 5 Limestone 0 Pekin 6 Woodruff 0 Spalding 0 Manual 0 Limestone 0 Central 5 Tennis (Spring 1959) Jim Nicol, Jack Roth, Merritt Meyer, Dick Rist, Joel Ilafclin, Jim Buck, John Randall, Mike Few, Buzz Jackson, Jack Mohler. ROW 1: Wayne Frison, Terry Jacobs, Mike Jones, Steve Miller, Greg Crystal, Bruce Carlson, Larry Ball, Chuck Asher. ROW 2: Gregg Rummel, Tom Lewcllen, Bob Vollcntine, Ronnie Whittaker. Ed Adkins, Joe Gury, Jim Hohenbary, Don Hill. ROW 3: Denton Hushaw, Sam Taylor, John Snarr, Don Kynaston, Gary Wilhite, Gordon Nash, Richard Allcock, Leslie Davies, Ronnie Tucker. ROW 4: Gary Phillips, Mike Mauer, Fred Lewis, Bruce Johnson, Phillip Picton. Bob Finch. Steve DePolis, Edward Kaps, Larry Capranica, Bill Thomas, Steve Scalzo, Gary Jacobs, Michael Dyer, Bill Gaskill. Intramurals Bovs' Intramurals, sponsored by Mr. Edwin Fcrree, provide for the boys who do not play intcrscholastic sports an opportunity to participate in athletics. Besides bowling, which is pictured here, the program includes basketball, which has a Frosh-Soph and a Junior-Senior league, ping pong, volleyball, and spring sports. Bowling Team Standings Average Bombers 139.2 Timber Wolves 137 Jarcs 131.6 Gutter-Ball Guys 131.2 Knighties 127.5 Freda fra ts 126.4 Yogis 114.9 Top-5 113 Cool Ones 109.9 Rolling Knights 109.8 Pin-Smashers 106.5 Alley Cleaners 105.3 Beatnixs 104.2 Black Knights 99.4 Poobahs 98.7 ROW 1: Carl Samuelson, Steve Picton, David Ohl, John Hughes, Fred Hill, Harold Wilkcrson, Don Westapher, Gary Clark. ROW 2: Charles Reeve, Joe Gury, Larry Maharry, Michael Boyle, Bill Brockmeyer, John Estes. ROW 3: Mike Hamrick, Bob Brem. Ron Funk. Orville Haun, Gary Hamrick, Ronnie Grimm, Larry Philyaw, Bob Foust, Jim Tamkin, Rusty Dunham, Tom Bliss, Clyde VanAntwcrp, Steve Rigg. 181 J. V. Basketball RICHWOODS .. 53 Limestone . .. .. 51 Richwoods 45 . 51 Richwoods 42 . . . 44 RICHWOODS .. 51 Limestone . .. .. 49 Richwoods 52 East Peoria . . .. 66 RICHWOODS .. 61 Canton ...40 ROW I: Ty Franklin, Coach, Stephen Power, Coach. Dan Dewey, Dan Dement, Torry Collinson, Terry Collinson. ROW 2: Ray Dawson, Jim Buck, Russ McDavid. Larry Wineckc Bill White, Joe Ferrie. Frosh-Soph Baseball ROW 1: Lynn Franks, John Estes. Larry Boone, Ed Stanford, Howard Yates. Bruce White. ROW 2: Joe Ferrie, manager, Gary Jameson, Rich Bosch. Bill Geurin, Russ McDavid, Frank Benningfield, Coach Dave Williams. (Spring 1959) Richwoods...... 4 Richwoods...... 7 Richwoods...... 7 RICHWOODS . . 7 RICHWOODS .. 8 Richwoods...... 4 Richwoods...... 9 RICHWOODS .. 24 RICHWOODS .. 6 Central............ 5 Pekin ............ 10 East Peoria....... 8 Woodruff........... 0 Limestone ......... 7 Spalding...........11 East Peoria.......10 Central........... 15 Limestone ......... 2 Frosh ROW I: Eric Bergstrom. Rick Effner, Leif Bergstom, Tom Finch, Roger Harris. Bob Turner. Bill Brockmcycr, Bob Best, Mike Ulrich. ROW 2: Pat Finnegan, Howard Nott, Chuck Lund- quist, Steve Nordvall, Bob Semlow, Dick Applegate, Joe Yoches, Coach Dave Williams. Basebal (Spring 1959) RICH WOODS . . 4 Richwoods 5 RICH WOODS .. 10 Richwoods 3 RICHWOODS . . 10 Richwoods 0 Richwoods 0 RICHWOODS .. 6 Trewyn....... 2 Central...... 11 Limestone .... 9 Spalding..... 7 East Peoria ... 9 Central...... 6 T rewyn...... 1 Woodruff .... 4 183 Do You Remember . . . Abner, Gloria (11) 70 Berger, Robert (12) 34,123,125 Callear. Carol (12) 36.67.140 Darr. Arthur (10) 95,142 Adams, Cynthia (9) 108,127,135 Bergstrom, Eric (10) 93,146,167, Callear. Jerry (10) 94,122,132 Davis, Carole (11) 74,140 Adams, Judy (11) 70,146 183 Callender, Terry (10) 94,137 Davis, Craig (10) 95,150 Adkins, Edward (12) 31 Bergstrom. Leif (10) 93,167,183 Camp, Janice (11) 72,137 Davis, Leslie (11) 74,122,129,181 Adkinson. Fred (10) 93,150 Bernard, Judy (9) 108,49 Campbell. Dave (10) 94,144,167 Davis, Margo (9) 109 Alameda, Ingrid (11) 70,137 Bertels, Linda (11) 71,126,133 Campbell, William (12) 36,122, Davis, Ruth Ann (9) 109,127,130 Albright, Annette (9) 108,150 Bessler, Dick (11) 106,141 150 Dawson. Bobbie (12) 38.139,151 Allcock, Delores (10) 93,136 Best. Robert (10) 93,134,183 Canterbury, Bruce (11) 72 Dawson, Randy (9) 109 Allcock, Richard (9) 108,181 Bice. Dave (11) 71,124 Capello, Cheryl (10) 94,123 Dawson. Raymond (11) 74,150. Allen, Don (11) 70 Bickel. Rick (9) 108 Capranica, Larry (11) 72,148,125, 160,164,170,178 Alley, John (9) 108,142 Bickel, Ronald (11) 71,146,178 181 Dawson. Richard (12) 38,146 Allison, Sandra (9) 108 Binkele, Martha (11) 71,140 Carlson, Bob (9) 108 Day. Judy (12) 38,123,137 Alton, Larry (11) 90 Bishop, Allen (11) 71,139 Carlson. Bruce (9) 147,181 Day, Steve (12) 38,138,170,172 Amblad, Bob (12) 31,119,124,138 Bittner, Dick (9) 108,123 Carpenter, Dave (9) 108,150 Deames. Bob (11) 74 Ames, Lynne (10) 92,93,126,40 Blackburn, Marlene (JO) 93,127, Carr. Fred (9) 108 Deames, Carolyn (12) 38,118, Anderson, Becky (10) 93,139 140 Carrington, Joanne (11) 72,133 119,121,124,150 Anderson, Connie (9) 108,139,125 Blackford, Diana (12) 34,121,124, Carson, Sande (11) 72,140 Dean, Craig (9) 109.150,167,176 Anderson. Gloria (12) 31,123,124 138,151,152 Carter, Geraldine (12) 36.121.124. Deatherage, Bob (10) 95,140 Anderson. Jerry (11) 70,140,125 Blackwell, Sandy (11) 70,124 149 Dement, Dan (11) 74,170,182 Anderson, Linn (11) 70,140,166 Blair, Suzanne (9) 108,127 Carter, Maxine (10) 94,126,136 Dentipo, Bonnie (12) 38,129,137, Anderson, Nadine (10) 93,147 Blemler, Marlys (9) 108 Cartwright, Cliff (12) 36,160,165, 151 Anderson, Sue (11) 70 Blemler, Norman (11) 71,123,180 175 De Polis, Steve (12) 38.121,181 Andris, Kenny (10) 93,124.129 Blender, Cheryl (10) 93 Cartwright, Jim (11) 72 Desmond, Bill (9) 109,180 Andris, Linda (12) 31,137 Blender, Susan (11) 71,135 Carver, Barbara (9) 108,127,135 Desmond, Louis (11) 74,138 Anton. Judi (9) 108,134,149 Blines, Dick (11) 71,148 Carver, Gary (11) 72,124,140 De Trempe, Gaye (9) 109,127 Applegate, Dirk (10) 93,150,167, Bliss, Tom (12) 34,138,151,181 Casley, Elmer (9) 108 Deuell, Pat (11) 74,129 183 Blossom, Clare (9) 108,149 Cassel, Pattie (9) 108,123 De Vos. Wayne (12) 39,150 Applegate, Lee (9) 108,123,167 Blumenrader, Karen (9) 108,127, Cassidy. Diane (9) 108,123,149 Dewey. Dan (11) 74.170,178,182 Applegate, Nancy (11) 70,124 137 Cassidy, Doug (9) 109,148,149 Dickinson. Edward (9) 109,167 Apacki, Ken (12) 31 Bock. Doug (11) 71,143 Casto, Eva (9) 109,139,148,131 Dilts, Dave (9) 109,150,167,176 Asher, Chuck (9) 108,144,149, Bonney, Don (11) 71,123 Casto, Glenn (10) 94 Dilts. Emily (10) 95,137 181 Bonney, Richard (9) 108,138, Catian, Kit (9) 109,127,137 Dishman. Lillie (9) 109 Ashley, Ray (10) 93,135,167,176, 125 Cheatham, Carol (12) 36,129 Dixon. Jack (11) 74.146 178 Bontjes, Kathy (12) 34,67,133, Churchill, Beverly (11) 72,140 Dixon. John (12) 39.177 Ashley, Sharon (9) 108 137 Churchill, Bill (9) 109.169 Dixon. Julie (9) 109,127 Ashurst, Don (10) 93 Boodner, Perri (12) 34,67,137,138 Clark, Gary (10) 94,181 Downing. Deanna (9) 109,149,125 Atkins, Ed (12) 181 Booker, Richard (11) 71,150 Clark, Kay (12) 36,129 Dovey. Morris (11) 74 Atkinson, Jenny (10) 93.140,152, Boone, Larry (11) 71,146,182 Clark. Tom (12) 36,119,124,160, Downing. Donald (11) 74.143 131 Borehelt, Carol (11) 72,137,139, 165,175,177 Doyle. Becky (9) 109.149.125 Atteberry, Joan (12) 31.67,121, 131 Clark. Tom (10) 94,150 Draper. Jenny Lu (11) 47,121,149 124,138 Bosch, Rick (11) 72,182 Clarkson. Sheilah (10) 94,143 Drazin, Jerry (11) 74 Ausburger, Jan (12) 31,122.136 Bour, Dianne (12) 34,67,123 Claudin, Larry (11) 72,146 Drugmand. Pat (9) 109 Austin. Kathy (9) 108,123,149, Bouton, Marybcth (10) 94,140 Clements. Janet (11) 73.137,152 Drysh, Diana (10) 95.140 131 Bower, Tom (11) 72,124,134 Clemons, Leanne (9) 109,140 Dudden, Joan (10) 95,126,140 Averell, Sandra (10) 93,123,126 Bowker, Diane (9) 108,150 Close, Virginia (9) 109,123,127 Duke. Nancy (10) 95,126,140 Boxer. Alan (11) 72 Boxer, Merrilly (9) 108,135,149 Cockfield, Robert (9) 109,136 Cohen, Dick (9) 109 Duncan, Chuck (11) 74,150 Duncan. Rick (9) 109,142 Bachtel, Sheila (9) 108,127 Boyle, Michael (10) 94,127,132, Cohen, Janet (11) 73,137 Dunham, Rusty (12) 39,68,129, Backus, Fred (11) 70,142 181 Cole, Tom (10) 94,135,176 151,181 Brandt, Debbie (10) 94,140 Coleman, Ronald (9) 109 Dunlap, Steve (12) 2,39,68,120, Bagley, Gary (12) 31,129,160,164 Brandt, JoAnn (10) 94.126,149 Collins. Gloria (10) 94,137 138,177 Bagley, Nancy (12) 32,123,126 Bratcn, Mike (10) 94.115 Collinson, Terry (12) 37,68,122, Durfee, Joan (10) 119,95,126,140, Brayshaw, David (12) 34,122,123 148,151,170,175,179,182 166 Brayshaw. Tay (9) 108,149 Collinson, Torry (12) 37,68,122, Durston, Aldine (11) 75 Baldwin, Dee (10) 93,150 Breckenridge, Donna (11) 72,140 148,151,170,175,179,182 Durston, Ernest (12) 39 Ball. Dave 150 Breese, Jacque (10) 92,94,121,126, Common, Tom (10) 94,147 Dyer. Michael (9) 109,149,181 Ball, Irene (11) 70,122,126,129, 152 140 Breese. Jill (10) 94.121,126,140 Conley, Jim (11) 73,146 Conn. Danny (11) 73 Eagle. Barb (12) 39,68,129,151 Ball, Urrv (9) 108,147,181 Brem. Bob (10) 94,132,181 Conn, David (9) 109 Easter. Robert (12) 39,150,151, Ball. Suzanne (12) 32.67,138 Brennan, Eden (9) 108,135,149 Connor, Joann (11) 73,133 160,161,165.169,175,178 Barber. Ken (11) 70,167 Briggerman, Steve (11) 72,134 Cook, Larry (10) 95.147,176 Easterbrook, Wendy (12) 40,68, Barber. Kenneth (9) 108,129.138. Briggs. Barry (9) 108,123,125 Coologeorgen, Kathy (11) 73,123 137,138,152 149 Briney, Judy (12) 35 Coombs. Midge (10) 95,137,139 Easton, Nancy (9) 109,121,135, Barber. Sandra (12) 32,68.126 Briscoe, Gary (10) 94,129 Coons. Dave (11) 73,121,135 149 Barham, Jeff (10) 93,142 Brissenden, Sharon (9) 108,127, Cooper, Dick (11) 73,138,125 Ebling, Maryanne (10) 95,127,137 Barnes. Gayland (9) 108.127.140 135 Corbin, Colette (9) 109 Edwards, Gladys (12) 40,133,151 Britten, Diane (9) 108,136 Corcoran, Tim (10) 95,147,177 Edwards. Kathy (10) 95,140 Barnes, Terry (9) 108.123 Brockmeyer. Bill (10) 94.181,183 Cordes, David (9) 109,125 Effner, Rick (10) 95,147,169,183 Barrette, John (12) 32,150,160 Brockmcyer, Linda (12) 35,133, Coric, Ken (10) 95,129 Ehrat, Paulette (11) 75,140 161,164.175,178 140 Coventry, Jim (11) 73,148,177 Ehrlich. Mike (11) 75.146,169.175, Barth. Pat (10) 93,140 Brown. Finley (12) 35,121,122, Coulter, Jim (9) 109 178 Bartholomew, Charleen (10) 93, 138,175,180,177 Cottingham, Jerry (9) 109,132, Ellenwood. Larry (12) 40,148,125 140,131 Brown, Peter (10) 94,132,180,177 125,176 Elliott. Brenda (10) 95,126,140 Brubaker, Roberta (12) 35,67,123, Cox. Bill (10) 95 Ellis, Judy (10) 95,140,152 175,177 127 Cox, Herbert (12) 37,150.151,175 Ellwood, Stan (9) 109,142 Bruce, San. (12) 35,147,180 Cox. Roger (11) 73,124,146.169 Ellwood, Steve (10) 95,167,180 Bartlett, Randy (9) 108,132,125 Brumbaugh, Diana (9) 108,149 Cranford, Wilburt (9) 109,136,177 Engelking, Fred (12) 40,144,178 Brummer, Patricia (9) 108,123 Crawley, Fred (12) 37 Engler, Georgette (11) 75,136 Bryan, Anne (11) 72,140 Creel, Jerry (9) 109 English, Sharon (11) 75,133 129,137,166 Bschor, Ernie (12) 30,35,150,175, Creighton, Sheila (9) 109,123 Enriquez, Pat (9) 110,123 Bass, Beverly (11) 93.140 177 Crone, Dick (11) 73,124.143 Eppy. Phyllis (11) 75,133 Bath, Jeff (12) 33 Buck. Jim (11) 72,124,146,170, Crowder. Karen (12) 37,133 Errian, Sandra (9) 110 Baty, Shelley 33,138 180,182 Crystal. Greg (9) 109,181 Erwin. Mike (9) 110,122,142.167 Bavless, Barb (10) 93,126,137 Buck, Mike (10) 94 Cullen, Cheryl (10) 95 Estes. John (10) 95,140,181,182 Bays, Carla (10) 93.121,123,125 Buck. Sandra (10) 94,135 Culver, Arthur (12) 37,122 Estes, Sandy (12) 40.67,139 Beattie, Candy (10) 93 Buckles, Noretta (9) 108, 139 Cummings, Georgia (11) 73,140 Ethridge, Sharon (9) 110,123 Beck. Sheila (12) 33,121,139 Bulach, Bob (12) 35,150 Curtis, Sue (10) 95,122,140 Eubanks, Logan (11) 75 Becker. Judi (10) 93,137 Becker. Sue (12) 2,33,138 Bullock, Steve (12) 36 Burdick. Mary (10) 94,126.140 Dailey, Michael (9) 109,150,125 Evans. Barbara (9) 110,134.125 Evans. Margaret (10) 96,126,140 Beechler, Eugene (11) 71,150 Burdin, DeAnna (9) 108,135,149, Daily, Judy (11) 73 Evans, Robert (12) 40,124,136, Beechler. Phyllis (12) 33,137 131 Dali, David (10) 95 145,125 Belfer, Mary (9) 108,127,135 Burdin. Jim (11) 72,146 Dali, John (12) 37,129 Evans, Ronnia (9) 110,138,167, Bell. Sharon (12) 33,124,133 Burell, Rod (9) 108,134 Dallmann, Dianne (11) 73,139, 176 Belsley, Janet (11) 71,121,138 Belsterling, Janice (12) 33,138 Buroughs, Steve (11) 72,178 Burtle, Richard (10) 94,132 125 Dalrymple, Cliff (11) 74 Fangmeier. Karen (12) 40,129 Benningfield, Frank (11) 71,182 Bussman, Joe (11) 72,160.165,177 Daly, Chuck (11) 74,177 Farney, Altheia (9) 110,139 Benson, Larry (12) 34,123 Bussman. Paul (9) 108,167,176 Danley, Sandy (9) 109,135,149 Farruggia. Janet (12) 41,67,133 Benson, Terry (9) 115 Butler, Karen (11) 72,129 Danzer, Lois (9) 109,149 Farwell, Marilee f 10) 96,126 Feeser, Walter (9) 110.147 Feldman. Chuck (9) 110,144 Feleccia, Judy (11) 75,146 Feleccia, Mary Ann (10) 96.147 Ferguson. Nanci (10) 96.126,40, 152 Feme. Joe (10) 96.148.170,175, 179,182 Finch, Cary (9) 110,135.176 Finch. Robert (12) 41,138,145, 181 Finch, Tom (10) 96,140,167,183 Fink. W. Raymond (10) 96.122, 123,125 Finnegan. Pat (10) 96,140,183 Finney, Mike (12) 41,170 Fischer. Jim (10) 96.146.169 Fischer, Joe (11) 75 Fisher. Janet (9) 110.127.130 Fleischauer, Bev (10) 96,140 Fletcher, Dale (11) 75,180 Flowers, Robert (10) 96,138 Flynn. Eddie (10) Flynn, John (9) 110,140 Ford, Anne (10) 96,137,140 Ford. Martha (12) 41.150 Forman. Penny (12) 30,41 Formhals. Jan (9) 110 Fomer, Ronald (9) 110,132 Foster, Floyd (12) 41,160,164,169, 175,178 Foust, Bob (10) 96.181 Fouls, Ronnie (10) 96,138 Fowler, Linda (9) 110 Fragel, Shirlee (10) 96,139,125 Frank. Kathy (10) 96 Franks. Lynn (11) 75,140,182 Franzen. Sharon (11) 75.124.139 Frazee, Clara (10) 96 Fredrickson, Penny (9) 110)123 Freeberg. Ebba Jean (11) 75,124, 149 Freeman, Barbara (12) 41,132 Fremaux, Joyce (10) 96,127,135 Friedlander. Jeff (12) 41,138,175, 180 Friedlander. Mike (9) 110.138.167 Friend. Doug (11) 75,122 Frisk. Carol (II) 75,126,133 Frison, Wayne (11) 75,124,181 Fulford, Greg (9) 110,167 Fuller, Barbara (9) 110,140,125 Funk. Ron (11) 75,141,169.181 Furness, Charles (12) 75,150 Furst. Bobette (12) 30,42,121,138 Futhey, Janet (12) 42.68,121,129 Gabriel, Gloria (11) 76 Gamble, Richard (10) 96,138 Gann, Larry (9) 110,147 Gardner, Jane (10) 96.137 Gardner, Paul (9) 110,137 Gardner, Rose (12) 42 Gamer, Greg (11) 76,134 Garrett, Kendra (9) 110 Garrett, Phillip (II) 76 Garrison, Jan (12) 42,139 Garrison, Larry (10) 96,124,129, 180 Garstad, Pat (11) 2,120,76,126. 137 Gaskill, Bill (9) 110,121,136,125. 181 Gaskins, Marta (9) 119.110,128, 149 Gauf, John (11) 76,122,144.125 Gaul, Barbara (10) 97,127,140 Gauss, Linda (9) 110,149 Gauwitz, Bonnie (12) 42,67,126, 138 Gebauer, Gary (10) 97,140 Gebhardt, Linda (9) 110.137 Gebhardt, Paulette (12) 42,137 Geils. Rosanne (9) 110,149 Gentry, John (9) 110,122 German, Cathy (11) 76,124,133 German, Mike (9) 110,142.125 Geurin, Bill (11) 119,76,146,170. 172,182 Geyer, Charles (10) 97,142,125 Gholston, Robert (10) 97,136 Gibb, Doug (11) 76,147 Giebelhausen. Jane (9) 110,123, 127 Gilbertt, Roberta (9) 110,135,149 Gillespie, Lorraine (9) 110,123, 145,149 Gillett, Becky (12) 42,124,138,152 Ginsberg, Janet (11) 76 Gish. Beryl (9) 110.148,125 Glenn, Nora (10) 97 Glenn. Norma (10) 97,123 Glidewell, Susan (9) 110,139 Glover, James (11) 76 Glover, Walter (9) 110 Gobert, Larry (9) 110,150 Gobert, Marsha (11) 76,140 Goble, Alan (11) 76,143 Goble. Lynn (12) 42 Godfrey, Lynda (10) 97,127,140 Goodlad, John (12) 43,67,136, 160,164,175,177 Goodlad, Judy (9) 119,110,134, 149 Goodman, Susan (11) 76,140 Gorman, Larry (12) 43,123 Gosnell, Nancy (12) 43,133 Gott, Ed (11) 76 Gott, Judy (9) 110,127,139 Gould. Phil (9) 110,134,167 Grady, Kay (12) Graham. Gary (9) 110,144,149 Grandeli, Dave (9) 110,167 Grantham, Nancy (10) 97,126,149 Grawey, Bill (9) 110 Grawey, Susie (9) 110,130 Gray, Barb (9) 110,135 Gray, Judy (9) 110 Gray, Susie (10) 97,123,127,139 Green, Eddie (10) 97,147 Green, Margaret (9) 110 Greenwood. Robin (9) 110,135, 149 Greenwood, Russel (9) 110,138, 176 Greer, Linda (10) 97 Grimm, Ronnie (10) 97,132,181 Grindle, Carolyn (12) 43,122 Gross. Eillien (10) 97,124 Grove, Russell (11) 77 Gunter. Gerald (11) 77,129 Gury. Joe (11) 77,136,181 Gustafson, Ann (10) 97,140 Gutierrez, Chery (9) 111,150 Gutierrez, Judy (10) 97 Haefelin, Joel (11) 77,146,175, 180 Hacfli, Randall (10) 97,148 Hafley, Larry (11) 77,143 Hafley, Stanley (9) 110 Hafley, Morris (9) 176 Hagel, Sharon (11) 77,137 Hagerty. Mike (10) 97 Hagerty, Rick (12) 43,140 Hailey, Connie (10) 97,139 Hall. Gweneth (9) 111,134,125 Hall, Judy (11) 77,126,133 Hall. Karen (9) 111 Halpin, Joe (10) 97,167,176 Halpin, Mary (9) 111, 150 Hamilton. Bill (9) 111,132 Hamrick, Gary (9) 111,138,125, 181 Hamrick, Mike (11) 77,129,125, 181 Hanauer, Barbara (10) 97,40,165 Hankins. Wade (10) 111 Harding, Mike (12) 43 Hargadine. Elizabeth (9) 111,127, 139 Hargadine. John (12) 43,142,151, 160.165.169.178 Harney, Linda (10) 97,140 Harris, Barbara (10) 97 Harris, Gene (12) 43,140,160,165, 178 Harris, Joseph (11) 77,124,169,175 Harris, Judy (10) 97,124,140 Harris, Roger (10) 97,123,183 Harris, Ruth Ann (9) 111,136 Harrison, Gloria (9) 44,129 Harrison, Judy (9) 111,140 Hart, Carolyn (11) 77,137 Hart, Rick (9) 111,135 Hamer, Dick (9) 111,167 Hamer, Gary (12) 44,129,151,160, 165.175.178 Hamer. Manha (11) 77,133 Hartwell, Raymond (11) 77,123 Hathaway, Randy (12) 44 Haun, Orville (12) 44,124,129,181 Hausam. Susanne (12) 44,67,126, 129 Hauser. Tom (11) 77,132 Hawkins. Cliff (10) 97,122,123 Hayes, Dawn (11) 77, 133 Hayes. Jeneen (11) 77,137 Hayes, Phyllis (9) 111,140,149 Haynes. Connie (9) 111,123 Hazzard, Bonnie (9) 111,127,136 Headley, Jim (12) 44 Heer, Sam (10) 97,167,179 Hcerman. George (11) 77,146 Heggie. Phyllis (9) 111,139 Heibling. Rudy (12) 44,119,138 Hermann. Gloria (12) 45,124,137, 138 Hermann. Mike (10) 97,127,138, 178 Hendryx. Julie (12) 45.67,129 Henry, Gordon (9) 111,143 Hensley, Janet (9) 111,123.127 Healing, Robert (11) 78,142 Hicks. Claudia (11) 78,123 Hietter, Mary (10) 98,123 Higginson. Marvin (10) 98,138 Hindert, Robert (9) 111,135,167 Hill, Don (11) 78,150,181 Hill, Fred (10) 98,147,181 Hinds, Cheryl (10) 98 Hoadlcy, Richard (9) 111 Hodgson, Judi (11) 78,137 Hoemann. Howie (12) 45,138, 160,164,170,172 Hoerr, Dan (11) 78,124 Hoerr, Linda (12) 45,124.138 Hoffman. Sherry (9) 111,127,140 Hohenbary, Carol (10) 98,127.140 Hohcnbary, Jim (12) 45,138,160, 165.181 Holmgren. Kathi (10) 98,140, 152 Holmes, Tommy (12) 45 Holtzman, Don (11) 78,146 Honness, Judy (11) 78,137 Honnold, Julie (9) 111.149 Hopkins. Kim (10) 98.147 Hopple, Johnny (11 )78 Homing, Sandy (12) 45,124,138 Horstman, Sue (12) 46,129 Houghton, Dennis (11) 78 Houghton. Gordon (11) 78 Howard. Charles (11) 78,147 Howard. Ethel (10) 98 Huber, Carol (10) 98,135,152 Huber, Pete (9) 107.111,123,176 Huckable, Brenda (10) 98,134 Hudnall, Charles (10) 98,140 Hudson. Bonnie (10) 98 Hudson. Pamela (9) 111,127 Huff. Richard (10) 98,136,178 Huff. Sandra (9) 111,123,149 Huffman, Genevieve (9) 111,135 Hughes, Clark (11) 78,144,175 Hughes. Don (11) 78,124,138,140 Hughes, Don Perrine (11) 78 Hughes, John (9) 111,181 Hughes. Pat (10) 98.124,140.152 Hughes, Sandy (II) 2,120,69.78. 124,133,152,131 Huisman, Lois (12) 46 Hulett, Fred (12) 46,68,125 Hulett, Linda (9) 111,125 Hulin, Jim (11) 78,129,169 Humphrey, Gloria (9) 111,127 Humphrey, Harold (II) 78,129 Hurdemer, Judy (10) 98 Hursey, Mike (10) 98,132 Hushaw. Denton (12) 46,121,140, 175.181 Imes, Cathy (9) 111 Imes. Charles (11) 78 Ingles, Jeanne (10) 98,126,150 Ingram. Carol (12) 46.68.137,138 Inman. Bill (9) 111,144,167 Isom, Sharon (9) 111 Jackson. Buzz (11) 79,143,180 Jacob. Wanda (10) 98,121,137, 145.125 Jacobs, Ann (10) 98,146 Jacobs, Gary (9) 111,144,181 Jacobs, Judy (9) 111,123,145 Jacobs. Terry (12) 46.122,144,181 Jacobson, Kristin (9) 111.136,149 Jameson. Gary (11) 79,136,182 Jamieson. Richard (9) 111,143 Janes. Allana (9) 111,127,136 Jarvis, LoAnn (10) 98,146 Jeffery, Mary Jo (10) 98,123 Jeffries, Willard (11) 79 Jeneson, Carol (9) 111,127,166 Jcneson, Connia (9) 111,140,149, 166 Jennings, Mary Ann (11) 79,124, 128.138.152 Johnson, Barbara (9) 112 Johnson. Bill (9) 112,144 Johnson, Bruce (12) 46,136,181 Johnson, Donna (12) 47,138 Johnson, Jay (12) 47,177 Johnson, Judith (10) 98 Johnson, Judy (II) 79,144 Johnson, Karen (12) 47,121,135, 137 Johnson, Kathryn (9) 112,136 Johnson, Marcia (11) 79,166 Johnson, Ted (II) 49,124.128,136 Johnston, Cheryl (9) 112,131 Jones, Becky (10) 98.146 Jones. Bob (12) 47,121,139 Jones, Danny (11) 79,143,169 Jones, Mike (10) 98,144,181 Jones, Sharon (9) 112 Jones, Sherry (9) 112 Jones, Tory (10) 98.126,140 Joos, Pamela (10) 98.137,140 Jordan. Walter (10) 98,147,175, 178 Joseph. Marie (9) 112 Junker, Pat (9) 112,140 Kaetzel, Dean (9) 112,135 Kahl, Nancy (II) 79,136 Kallencr. Patricia (10) 99 Kaps, Edward (11) 79,143 Kastner, Marianne (9) 112,134 Katz, Bennett (9) 112,123.125,167 Kauffman. Joy (12) 47.123,137 Kauffman. Mike (11) 79,147 Kaveney, Jack (11) 49,142 Kaylor, Kay (10) 99,123,126 Keil, Sandy (12) 47,133 Keith, Micky (10) 99,123 Kelch, Donatus (9) 112,123 Kelch, Helena (11) 79,152 Kelley, Douglas (10) 99,134 Kelly. Toni (10) 99,140 Kcltner, Charles (9) 112,138,125 Kendall, Delbert (9) 112,149 Kendall, Marilyn (11) 49,126,136, 140 Kendall, Phyllis (9) 112 Kent, Linda (11) 80 Kepler, Dwane (10) 99,147 Kepler, Marianne (10) 99,127,140 Kepley, Gary (11) 80,146 Kepley, Terry (11) 80 Ketcham, Barbara (9) 112,127,135 Key, Jcannine (11) 80,126,152 Killam, Carol (10) 99 Kimble, Jancrae (12) 47.67,120, 137,138,151 King, Jackie (12) 48,121,137, 138.152 King. Judy (10) 99,135,125 King. Karen (10) 99,146 King. Roland (12) 48,150 Kirk, David (12) 48,67,150 Kisncr, Doug (11) 80,140 Klaas, Mary (10) 99,122,147 Knapp. Fred (12) 48,122,150 Knapp, Linda (11) 80,129 Knapp, Ruth (10) 99.126,140 Knapp, Rene (9) 112.150 Kncep, Margo (10) 99,127,140 Knief, Agatha (10) 99.126.134 Knopf, Don (10) 2,119,120,99, 142 Koehl, Max (12) 48 Koehl, Steve (9) 112,150 Koger, Larry (10) 99.142,169 Kosted, Judith (11) 80,148 Krantz, Barb (12) 48,124,137,138 Krantz, Wayne (10) 119,99,124, 142 Krause. Marvin (10) 99.147 Kreiter, Karen (11) 80,137 Kretz, Albert (11) 80 Krisman, Janet (9) 112 Krog. Doug (12) Krueck. Janet (10) 99,134 Krueck, Susan (12) 48.68,138 Krusinger, Judy (10) 99.135,125 Kuhlman. Madclyn (11) 80,133 Kunkle, Karen (10) 99,124,140, 131 Kunz, Sally (11) 80,127 Kurz, Ann (II) 80 Kutz. Bob (12) 48.150 Kuykendall, Dale (II) 80.169 Kuykendall. Doris (12) 49.142 Kuzel, Jim (11) 81 Kyle. Leonard (11) Kynaston. Don (12) 49.144,181 Lackey, Chuck (12) 49,68,138.170, 172.175.179 Lamm. Caryl (12) 49,67.138 Lamm. Cathy (11) 81,129 Lamm, Connie (9) 112 Lamprecht, Jim (9) 112,150 Landers. Jim (10) 99.129 Lane. Cheryl (9) 112,132.131 La uk it as, Mike (12) 49.150.151, 175.179 LaVaux, Sandy (11) 81,129 Lawrence, Jack (10) 100,140 Lawrence, Jim (11) 90 Leach, Deverie (10) 100,124,140, 152 Leach, Susan (12) 30,49,118,119, 138,152 Leas, Bob (10 ) 100,132 Lee, Diane (11) 81,125.135 Lee, Jessie (10) 100,122,136 Lee, Michael (10) 100 Lehmann, Dennis (12) 49,138,125, 160.165.169.175.179 Leich, Cary (10) 100,146,167,175. 176 Leiner, Mike (11) 69 Lcmkemann. Judy (11) 81,129 Lemoine, Terry (10) 100,135,180 Lester, Claudia (10) 100,140 Leu, Christie (II) 119.81.133 Lcwellen, Tom (12) 49,129,151, 181 Lewis, Fred (12) 50,150,151,181 Lewis, Jeff (11) 81.147,170,172, 175.179 Lewis, Shirley (10) 106,127 Lindsay, Pat (9) 112,126,149 Lindstrom, Pamela (9) 112,144, 145,125 Linne, Steve (10) 100,144 Linne, Terry (10) 100,144 Lipp, Carole (12) 50,67,121,137, 40,166 Lipp. Dennis (9) 112,123 Liston, Mary Kay (9) 112,127, 135 Litchfield, Pam (11) 81.126,139 Livengood, Jim (11) 81,175,180 Livengood, Judy (10) 100,123 Logan, James (11) 81,141 Logan, Steve (12) 50,147 Lohnes, Tanya (10) 100,140 Lokowich, Sharon (11) 81,123, 127 Long. Sandy (11) 81.123,137,152 Loomis, Linda (9) 112 Lossman, Douglas (10) 100,149, .67 Lossman, Sally (12) 50 Lotts. Ken (12) 50.160.164.175 Louison, Betsy (9) 112,123,149 Love. Marilyan (11) 81,124,139 Lovestrand. Shirlee (11) 81,139 Lucht, Judy (11) 81 Lundquist. Chuck (10) 100,46, 167,183 Lyle, Barb (12) 50.67 Lynge, Morgan (12) 50,118,119, 124.160,164,175,177 Lynn. Patricia (9) 112.134 Lyon. Linda (11) 82,124 McAllister, Ann (10) 100,139, 145 McAllister, Diane (12) 51,124,145, 149 McCann. Denis (9) 112,138 McCartney, Linda (10) 100,127, 130,145,150,152 McClaskey. Lewis (11) 82,146 McCoy, Lillian (9) 112,128,134 McDavid. Russ (11) 82,146,170, 182 McDonough. Jim (12) 51 Me Even, Dan (12) 51,160,164, 179 McGhee, Harold (10) 100,167 McGhee, JoAnn (12) 51,133,137 McGhee, Larry (12) 51,170 McGrath. Kathy (9) 112,140 McGuire, Sheila (11) 82,126 McKinney, Mary (12) 51,136 McKinney, Sandra (9) 112 McKune, Tom (12) 51,118,119, 160,164,170,172,175 McNutt, Pat (12) 51,67,123,124 Madsen. Judy (12) 52,133 Maharry, Joe (9) 112,132 Maharry, JoAnne (9) 112 Maharry, Larry (10) 100,123,180, 181 Mahler, Janice (9) 112,127,135 Maholland, Judy (11) 82,124,133. 131 Maholland, Larry (9) 112,147, 167,176 Mahrt, Gladys (12) 52,126,136 Maier, Mike (10) 100,142,178,177 Mandcl, Craig (10) 100,176 Mantz, Jim (9) 112.144 Marion. Kay (9) 112,132 Marion, Melodye (10) 100,127,140 Mark, Gary (11) 82 Marquardt, Connie (11) 82,133, 152,131 Marshall. Velma (12) 52 Martin, Dennis (9) 112,138 Martin. Jeri (12) 52,67,121,124 Martin, Judy (10) 100,149 Masten, Bonnie (11) 82,129 Mathis, Sue (II) 69,82,133 Maurer. Mike (12) 52,181 Maxwell. Sharon (9) 112,130,135, 149 Meade, Virginia (11) 90 Mees, Christie (12) 52,68,124,130, 138,152 Mees, Jim (9) 112.149 Mehl, Gloria (9) 113,139 Meier, Jean (9) 113,130,140,149 Meinders, Dorothy (10) 101,139 Meister, Stephen (12) 52 Meliza. Ron (11) 82.180 Mellert, Judy (9) 149 Melling, Judy (10) 101,149 Melvin, Nancy (12) 53 Mendenhall, Larry (12) 53 Menold, Jeanette (11) 82 Menton. Jim (9) 113,150,176 Meredith, Jackie (11) 82,138,166 Meredith, Jerric (10) 101.130,150, 152 Merrifield. Janet (12) 2,53,68, 120,124,130,138 Metz. Tom (12) Meyer, Diane (11) 82,140 Meyer, Merritt (11) 82.128,143, 180 Meyer, Richard (9) 113,138 Meyer, Sandra (11) 82,140 Miles, John (12) 53 Miller, Bill (11) 82,150 Miller, Carol (10) 101,130,137, 149 Miller. Dave (10) 101.132,125,167 Miller, Dick (9) 113,143,167,176 Miller, Gary (11) 82,147,169 Miller, Gloria (11) 83 Miller, Jerry (11) 83,147,169 Miller, Joyce (10) 101,130,139 Miller, Judy (9) 113,123 Miller, Leota (10) 101,126 Miller. Margaret (10) 101,126 Miller, Mindi (11) 83,133,138 Miller, Raymond (10) 101,169 Miller. Sharon (10) 101,126,130. 134 Miller, Steve (10) 101,144,181 Mills, Tom (10) 101,144 Minchart, Karin (9) 113,135,149 Mlaker, Sally Jo (9) 113,134 Mohler, Jack (11) 83,180,177 Monagle, Sharon (10) 101,123, 126,145 Monari, Bob (10) 101 Moore. Brenda (11) 83 Moore, David (10) 101,144 Moore, John (12) 53 Moore, Lana (10) 101,126 Moore, Patsy (9) 113 Moreland, Bob (10) 101,146,167, 180 Moreland, Carol (11) 83,130,150 Morcdock. Joan (9) 113 Moreland, Ellen (11) 83,145 Moreland, Steve (9) 113,140,167, 176 Morgan, Joe (10) 101 Morrow, Lynn (11) 83 Mott, Larry (11) 83 Mount, Bob (11) 83 Moushon, Robert (9) 113,148,167, 176 Mueller, Robert (9) 113 Muir, Susan (10) 101,121,140 Mulder, John (9) 113 Mulder, Mary Jo (12) 53,124,137, 138,152 Murray, Dennis (9) 113,140 Murrie, Linda (9) 113,125 Myers. Janet (10) 101,137,125 Myer. Rod (12) 54 Naffzinger, Ted (10) 101,128.125 Nafziger, David (9) 113,123 Nash, Gordon (12) 54,142,181 Neaveill, Andrea (10) 101.126.130 Nekola, JoAnn (11) 83,130 Nelson, Dan (II) 84,122,142 Nelson, Darlene (11) 83,125,131 Nelson. Judy (9) 113.123,149 Nelson, Susan (9) 113,135,149 Newell, Joyce (9) 113,127,130,145 Nibbelin, Charles (9) 113,141,167 Niehaus. Ann (12) 54,121,124 130,138 Nichols. Gloria (11) 83,129 Nicol, Anne (10) 101,121,130, 141 Nicol, Jim (11) 83,121,141,80 Noonan, Jane (10) 101,141,125 Nordvall, Doug (11) 83,179 Nordvall. Steve (10) 101,146,183 Norman, Judy (9) 113 Nott, Howard (10) 101,146,183 Nutt, Bill (11) 83.122 Oakey, James (9) 113,167,169 Oakford. Mary Jo (10) 101.126, 141.152.131 Oberholtzer, Sharon (9) 113,132 Off. Becky (9) 113,141.149.131 Ohl. David (9) 113,141.149,181 Oldham. Julie (10) 102,141 Ornett, Larry (10) 102,141 Orth. Richard (II) 84.141 Osborne, Vivian (11) 84.123 Owen, Mitzi (11) 119.84.133.138, 152 Owens, Carol (10) 102,126,141, 131 Page, Jackie (11) 69,84,137,152 Page, Judy (11) 84,133,131 Paluska, Roger (12) 54,170,172, 175 Pascoe, A1 (11) 84 Patterson, Judy (9) 113,137 Patterson, Karen (10) 102.139.141 Patterson, Steve (12) 54 Pattison, Charlene (11) 84,123, 125 Pavelka, Susan (10) 102,126,141 Pavlenko, Victor (10) 92,102, 175 Payne, Gary (9) 113,150,125 Payne, Nancy (10) 102,126,135, 152.131 Pearson, Carolyn (10) 102,126, 149 Pendleton, Kay (12) 54.122,137 Penn, James (9) 113 Perry, Jack (12) 54,122 Pctarde, Sharon (10) 102,123 Peterson, Billie Kay (9) 113,127, 135.131 Peterson, Carol (12) 54 Peterson. Joan (11) 84.136.145,131 Peterson. Larry (12) 55,67,129 Phelps, Bob (10) 102,136 Philips, Dave (10) 102,148,167 Philips, Linda (12) 55,138 Phillips, Barbara (10) 102,136.131 Phillips, Carol (9) 113,123,149, 131 Phillips, Gary (12) 55,144,178 Phillips, Mike (10) 102.178 Phillips, Ronnie (10) 102,142,181 Phillips, Tom (11) 84 Philyaw, Jim (10) 102,144 Philyaw. Larry (12) 55,138,181 Picton, Phillip (11) 84,146,178. 181 Picton, Steve (9) 113,181 Pierce, David (10) 102 Piper, George (9) 113,147 Pitsch, Paul (11) 84 Planck. Sheryl (9) 113,141 Platt, Donna (11) 84 Platt, Ed (11) 84 Pokorny. Phil (12) 55.68.125,170, 172.179 Pokorski, Judy (12) 55.67.137,141 Poland. Patricia (9) 113,131 Porter, Del (10) 102,150,178 Potter. Joan (10) 92,102,127,141, 152,131 Powell, John (10) 102,135,178 Powell, Rosemary (9) 113,134,149, 131 Powley, Sherry (9) 113.128.144, 131 Powley, Tena (9) 113,127,141, 131 Powley, Terry (11) 84.128 Poynter, Judy (11) 102 Prince, David (9) 113,148.176 Proctor, Doug (9) 113.167,177 Proctor, Michele (11) 84,126,140 152 Prosser, Suzanne (10) 102,136 Pruett, Jerry (11) 84,146,178 Purfield, Dan (10) 102 Purfield. Tom (12) 55,143 Pyell, Judy (11) 84,127 Rade., Judy (12) 2,56.68.120,121, 124.137.131 Rager, Carl (9) 113,150 Rahmeyer. Jim (12) 56,124,129 Rairden, Patrick (11) 84,147 Ramsel, Charlotte (10) 102,137, 152.131 Randall. John (II) 85,136.180 Randolph, Judy (11) 85 Ranncy, Rose Marie (10) 102, 126.128.144.131 Rasar, Linda (10) 102,137,152 Rath, William (10) 102,127,128 Raya. Joe (10) 102,150 Reardon. John (9) 113 Reardon, Michael (12) 56,124, 129 Reatherford. John (11) Reatherford, Linda (10) 103,139 Reatherford, Ron (11) 85 Reents, Larry (11) 85,146 Reeve, Charles (9) 113,150,181 Reid, Rusty (11) 85,178 Reid, Terry (10) 103,146 Reinholtz. Frances (9) 113,148, 125 Rendlemen, Joyce (10) 103 Repsumer, Karen (11) 90,124 Reynolds. Barb (12) 56,68.124, 138,152 Reynolds. Phyllis (12) Reynolds. Robert (11) 85,136 Rhodes. Steve (11) 85.150 Rians. Debbie (10) 103,126,150 Rice. Bill (11) 85,148 Rice, Peggy (9) 113 Rice, William (11) 85,125,169 Richart, Pam (9) 113,127 Richcson, Bob (10) 103 Richter, Gerhard (9) 113,134,176 Riddle, James (9) 113,123 Ridgway, Carol Ann (11) 85,141 Rieger, Richard (9) 114,142,167 Rigg, Sharon (10) 103,126,141, 131 Rigg, Steve (12) 56,129,181 Riggs. Delbert (10) 103 Rimingion, Cheryl (11) 85,127, 139 Ringel, John (10) 103,141 Ringenberg, Robert (10) 103,167, 175 Rishel, Johnnie (11) 90,122,144 Rist. Dick (11) 85,128,175,180 Robbins, Bob (10) 103,123 Robbins. Jim (12) 56,67,150.151, 125 Roberts. Dave (12) 56,129 Roberts, LaDonna (9) 114,149 Roberts, Jim (10) 103 Robertson, Gary (9) 114,147 Robertson. Doris (10) 103,141, 131 Robinson. Judy (11) 85,128 Robison. Carol (12) 56.121,129 Robison, Patricia (11) 85,138 Roby, Joan (10) 103.121,141 Rodes, Randy (9) 114,127,150, 131 Rodes, Bob (12) 30,57,138.177 (12) 86 u (11) 86,133 Roehrig. Fred (12) 57,144 Rogers, Bill (11) 86 Rogers, Jack (9) Rogers, Nancy (11) 86 Roland. Fred (11) 86.138 Roland. Susan (9) 114,144 Ropers. Linda (12) 57.137,138 Rosa, John (11) 86,150 Rose. Lana (9) 114,139 Rosenberger. Mary 145 Ross, Stacey, (9) 114 Rosser. Lee (9) 114,127, Rosso. Melinda (9) 11 141,131 Roth, Bill (19) 11 Roth, Jack (lit! Royer. RoitJ 10)i )3,138 Ruckle('©jarLt |) 114 RuddxpfyeVlO) 103 Rude.iajy (12) 57.1 Ruae. Bind (9) 114,1 RummeV Gregg Runkel, Cheri (10) Runklc, Jim (9) Rutherfoi 141,167 Rutherford, jR 0( 11) Rutherford Ladd (9) Sales, Roger (9) 114 Saletzki, Ronald (lO) 103,143 Salzenstein, JitarfS) 114,134 Samuelson. Cia (9) 114,181 Sanchu. [Menda (11) 86,� 2lj27 Sanderl tyrry (12) Sanders, Marilyn 11) 86 24 Sanders, Rollie (1 Satterfield, Mary Saul, Ray (11 )W6 Sayre, Pat (M 86,124,141 Scalzo, Stephen (11) 86,143,181 Schad, John (10) 103,141,180 Schad, Terry (10) 103,141,176, 180 Schaer. Norman (10) 103 Scheel. Fred (9) 115,132 Schisler, Ron (11) 86,142 Schmidt, Sallie (12) 57,122,124, 139 Schneider, Gary (9) 114 Schneider, Norbert (10) 103,147 Schneider, Sharry (12) 2,57,68, 120.133.137 Schnellbacher, Anne (11) 86 Schooley, Nancy (10) 104,139 Schooley, Ronald (11) 87,135 169,179 Schuck, Roger (12) 57,122,129 Schunk, Steve (10) 104 Schupp, Mary Kay (12) 2,57,68, 120.137.138 Schwabe, Lynn (10) 104,141 Schwarzcndruber, John (10) 104, 138.177 Schwcnk, Doug (12) 58,67,133 Scoggins, Anita (11) 2,120,87,136 Seaver, Howard (9) 114,123,167 Seipel, Mary (10) 104,139 Seiz, John (11) 87,121 Selvy, Jeanne (11) 87,124 Selvy, Lucilee (9) 114,127,149 Semlow, Bob (10) 104,147,176.183 Semlow, Dave (9) 107,114,134, 149.167,176 Shafer, Linda (12) 58,133 Shamrock, Nancy (11) 87,123 Shaw, Steven (12) 58,123,124 Sheaffer, Johnny (11) 87,129 Sheets, Donna (9) 114 Sheets, Loma (12) 58,121,133,137 Sherman, Betty (10) 104,127 Sherman, Jack (12) 59,150 Shilling, Peggy (10) 104 Shimmin, Robert (9) 114,125 Shine, Sharon (12) 59,67,124,138, 152 Shirley, Judy (11) 87,133,152 Shirley, Larry (10) 104,141,167, 178 Shore, John (10) 104,145 Shrum, Joyce (12) 59,123,126 Sieks, Melvin (9) 114,134 Simpson, Diane (10) 104,141,152, 131 Singer. Jim (12) 59,141,160.164, 175.178 Skow, Christy (10) 104,126,136 Sledge, O. D. (10) 178 Smith, Beverly (11) 87,123 Smith, Charles (10) 104,150 Smith, Deanna (9) 114,136 Smith. Don (11) 87 Smith, Ed (10) 104,148,176 Smith, Geo?ge (11 87,144 nith. Jan (10 4,126,143, Smith, OrviltJfa) 59,150 Smith, PauU{ 9) 114,136,149 Smith'ReBecca (9) 114 lithJsteve (10) ia$j£ 4,129 Sue (10) 1«4r7,I41 r. John (124 � 9(67,138,1 175,179,181 Y ( $ ineeden. Rorinief9) 114 VI Snider, Dap (12) 59 41,151,160, 164,1 0,175,178 U SnonAKn. Kent (9)Ul4.149 � n, Murrftyy(9 114,149 NandLflO) 104,126,141 un, Don ( 1zjl60,150 I Spencer. SalK m) 30,60,68,121, 137,141,1ml 66 Spenyr, SWrill (11) 87.l23.V3jl Sprj ue. Diane (11) 8f rB6, f?ue, Jerry (9) 114,1 T67 sprigg dee (11) 87,123,131 Stahl. Kermit (10) 104,129 Stanford. Ed (11) 87,148,125,169, 182 Staser, Gary (9) 114,134,167 Statkus, Alberta (10) 119,104,126, 137,131,166 Staub, Don (9) 114,141 Steeg. Linda (11) 87,123,131 Steele, John (9) 114,143,167 Stehman, Phyllis (12) 60.123,124 Stein, Billie (11) 119,87,124,133, v 138 Stcinbach. Harry (10) 104,135 Steiner, Bob (9) 114 Steinmetz, Dave (10) 105 Stephens, Teresa (9) 114,127 Stem, Fred (10) 104 Stevenson, Bill (9) 114 Stevenson. Bob ( 0) 105,132 Stevenson, Launa (11) 88,124, iw - jV Stewart, Richard (11) 88.J41 Stiers, Gary (9) 114,125 ’ Stokowski. Karen (10) 105,126, 141,152,131 Stonebumer, Barbara (11) 88,122, 129 Stonebumer, Richard (11) 88 Stotlcr, Jim (JO) 105.129.167 Stout, Dalt ll) 88.13V Stout, Frank (10) 105,142 141,167,176 Tracnkcnschuh, Jim (10) 105,150 Traicoff, George (9) 115 Traicoff, Bill (9) 132,167 Tramel, Marcia (12) 61,138,125 Trcndie, Jeff (11) 88 Tribble, Cheryl (9 115,127,136 Triebel, Bejic (11).®. 138,166 Trotter. Bonnie (for 115,149 Trotter, Ken 88,148 Trusik, Cyl fl2) 61,133 Trusik, PmK((10) 105,148,167 Tucket. Ronnie (9) 115,149,181 Tullcijjfcen (9) 115 Turner, Bob (10) 105,129,183 •Turner, Phillis (9) 115,127,149 '‘mer, Thomas (10) 105 r, Virginia (12) 61,121,143 Ufen, Patricia (10) 105,137,141, 131 JJlcVjrh, Joan (9) 115,127,141, Ulrich, Mike (10) 105,183 Underwood, Mike (10) 105,135, 177 Van Antwerp, Clyde (12) 30,61, 150,151,181 Van Buening, Marion (10) 105, 145,169 Van Beuning, Ron (12) 61,137, 145,150 Van Deman, Susan (11) 88,124, 138.152,131 J Van Kerklove, Joe (11) 89,125 Van Lanen, Dave (12) 30.62,141. V£0,165,167,175,1 Van Lanen, Jim (9 Vevig, Judy (12) ,133 v Viehmeyer, Allen 150 V Viehmeyer. Larry (12) 62,151. Viehmeyer, Stisan (9) 115 Vogel, Roger (11) 89 A VoUentine, Bob (12) 62,181 Volo u, Linda (10) 105,129,137 Vonachen, Rudy’fl 1) 89 yF Wagner, John (10) 105,144,125 Wakeley, Shairn (11) 89, lU Waldschinidt, Connie (M) l6 J 122,139,131 rV Walker. Debbie (9) 1 IB, 141 Walkup, Grover (1(1X69,147 Wall, Karen ($1) 99.121,135 Wallace,'-Eugene(12) 62,142,151, 173 k V Wallace, Linda (9) 115,127,141, ■J Wallace. Susan (12) 62,68,137, N Stuart. Jerry (9) 114,144,149 Stuart, Sherry (JO) 105,127.141 Sudow. Bill (9) 107,114,123,167, 176 Suffield. Joel (12), 119,120,124, Sulaski, Leo (i Sullivan, Larry (12) Sundberg, Nancy (11).88-; 141 Swardenski, Jean (9) |j 14,127,131 Swisher, Nancy (H) 88.123.126 Switzer, Alan (11) 88,123 . (V Switzer. Barry (9) 114.138,125 Swords. Lesley (11) 88,119,1 1 Swords. Scott (9) 114,150 167 Szold, Flip (9) 119,114,177 Tamkin, Jim (12) 2,30,60,120, 138,181 Taylor, Darlene (10) 141,131 Taylor. Evan (11) 105 Taylor, Eugene (9) Taylor, Sam (12) 60.138,175,180, 181 Thomas, Bill (11) 88,132,181 Thomas, Fielda (10) 105,127,141, 131 Thomason, Jim (10) 105,150 Thompson, Bob (12) 61,129 Thompson, Linda (11) 88,129 Thrawl, Pat (12) 61,124,138 Timerman, Roberta (9) 114,131 Tober, John (11) 88 Tobin, Mike (10) 105,125 Todd, Teresa (9) 114,121,127, 128,135,131 Tokarz, Barbara (9) 114,135 Tomkinson, Dave (9) 114,124 6,137, ,-«0,151 Wjsrd. Sandi (11) 89,141 Warner. Gary (9) 115,167 Warner, Kay (11) 89,121,1 152 Wasem, Joann (9) 115,127,1! Watkins, Warren ( IQ) 105,1! Watson, Richard (12) 62,132 Wasson. Lcann 89,133 Watt. Joyce (11) 89,123.126 Weaver. Alfred'( 10) 105,142 Weber, Glenda (12) 63,68,137, 141,131 Wehnes. Sis (J2) 63,68 Wehnes, Gary (10) 105,142 Weinecke, Larry (11) 89,146,170, 180,182 Weil, Luci (11) 89.136 Weise, Bob (10) 105,147.180 Welch, Gary (10) 105,147,176 Welch, Jerry (10) 106 Welch, Sharon (12) 63 Welter, Jay (12) 63 Welter, Marcia (10) 106,129,131 Welton, Sue (9) 115,127,141 West. Jock (11) 89,141 West, Laurie (9) 115,141,131 Westapher, Don (10) 106,181 Westhoff, Yvonne (12) 63,129 Whalen, Susan (11) 89,124,133, 131 Whipp, Bill (12) 63 White, Bill (11) 89,170 White, Bob (9) 115,150,167.176 White, Bonnie (11) 89,141 White, Bruce (11) 89,124,182 White, Donna (11) 89 White, Linda (12) 2,64,68,120, 141 White. Mary Beth (9) 115 White, Mary Jo (9) 115,123,127, 166 Whitchousc, Joe (9) 119,115,132, 177 Whittaker, Ronnie (12) 64.67.146, 151,181 Wieland, Sandy (11) 90,126.133. 152,131 Wilday. Russ (12) 64.121,138 Wildermuth, Sharon (10) 106,141 Wiley, Bob (11) 90,146 Wiley, Boyd (10) 150 Wiley. Jim (10) 106 Wiley. Sharon (10) 106,129,131 Wildfong, Sharon (12) 64,144 Wilhite. Gary (12) 64,181 Wilkerson, Harold (10) 106,150, 181 Willetts, John (11) 90 Williams. Deraid (9) 107,115, 141 Williams, Gary (10) 106 Williams. Kenneth (9) 115 Williams. Phil (11) 90,146,178 Williams. Rosemary (9) 115.127 Williamson, Carolyn (12) 64,145 Willis. Marilyn (10) 106,126,150 Willis. Stan (10) 106,150 Wilson, Bob (9) 115,123,125 Wilson, Carolyn (11) 90,124,149 Wilson, Diane (11) 90,126.137 Wilson, Donald (10) 106,150 Wilson, Jim (9) 115,138 Wilson. John (10) 106,144 Wilson, Marcia (11) 90,137,152, 131 Wilson, Terry (10) Wilson. Sandy (11) 90,123,124 Winston, Gary (11) 90,169.178 Winston. Scott (10) 106,132 Wipert, Linda (11) 90,135 Wiseman. Susie (11) 90.137,131 Wisner, Fred (11) 90,146 Wittmer, Donna (11) 90 Wittmer, Joe (9) 115,135 Wolf. Pat (12) 64,137,138 Wolf, Tom (10) 106,150,167 Wolford. Marisuc (11) 90.129 Woodruff. Rise (12) 64.135,137 Woolley, Bob (9) 115,128,125 Womer, Linda (9) 115,127,139 Wright, Barbara (12) 64,133 Wright. Bill (10) 106.134 Wunder, Bernard (12) 65 Wunder. Mary (11) 99.122.123 Wunder, Peggy (9) 115,123,127 Wyman. Tom (9) 115,177 Wyss. Mary Lee (9) 115.127.136 Yaunk. Janet (12) 65.67 Yeast, Allan (12) 65,68 Yoches, Joe (10) 106,135.183 Yocum, Cheryl (10) 106.150 Young, Bemie (9) 115.123,167 Young. Dixie (11) 99.126,149 Zeller. Nita (11) 99 Zimmerman. Ron (11) 178 Zweifel, Carole (12) 65.67,125 Zweifel, Jim (9) 115.134.149 Zweifel, Richard (12) 65.124.147 Zwicker, Annie (10) 106.141,125