Robinson High School - Robinillo Yearbook (Robinson, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1958 volume:

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A student body of 1,000 passes through the doors to class 185 days of the year. RHS is ranked as one of the highest centers of learning in Southern Illinois. In times gone by and as time passes, RHS advances to meet a growing community's needs. Introduction Administration Faculty Personnel Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Activities Sports 7th and 8th Grade Senior mel OF=1 bo Pai 1A4-119 Pe T20-325 Six minutes from now the silence of this hall will be broken by the rushing of students to 6th hour class. Page 4 The crowning of Susie Shepard, senior queen candidate, was the high- light of the 1957-1958 carnival. We will always remem- ber our senior mascot, Susie the cow, and our senior queen, Susie Shepard. i : Reverend Kenneth L. Brooks was speaker for the Thanksgiving program. The winter concert is presented annually by the RHS music department Page 6 Dorothy and Fred Smythe, playing twin pianos, gave an ejoy- able lyceum in Decem- ber. The Drama Club production this year was “‘East Lynne’’ a melodrama. The Christmas tree in the | cafeteria, furnished by Mr. | Newlin, cafeteria super- | visor, added extra zest to the holiday season and Christmas dinner at RHS. Doncing in the foyer of the gymnasium was one of the activities available at the Christmas Dinner. Reverend Adolf Unger gave the message at the annuai Christmas program. Page 8 Career Day proved very helpful to many seniors. Seniors from all over Craw- ford County were invited to attend the Senior Career Day at RHS. Of course, we can't all be completely satisfied when grades come out. There are always a few of us who wish we had © studied harder. Page 9 Preparation for the big game. Did it go in? All we need is one little point. Everyone seemed to enjoy the pepsi dances after the home games. Page 10 Bocudly Time cannot erase the excellent records RHS teachers have made and continue to make. We, Seniors, can always have our troubles straightened out and can al- ways obtain guidance from these worthy counsellors. We will always remember the good times we have had in their classes. Ivan R. Miller, President; Scott Funkhouser, Superintendent; Carl H, Zwermann, Secretary; Earl Bush; T. B. Steele, Jr.; Bayard E. Heath, Jr.; Paul Murray. Mayo Tohill was absent, These capable men make up the cornerstone of our school system. The members of the Board of Education are citizens of the Unit who are interested in the schools and render their time and efforts without compensation. These men, who are elected by the people of the Unit, work with the superintendent to better our school. Page 12 Our guidance counselor, Mr. John Parker, is always willing to help us solve our problems here at school. He is one of the busiest men in the school. Mr. Scott A. Funkhouser, Superin- tendent of Schools, strives to make our school better. His sin- cerity and dignified manner has won him the respect of the RHS students. Everyone has come in contact with Mr. E. O. May, principal of RHS. He tries to give the students a fair deal in all things concern- ing them. Mr. May returned to RHS after an absence of several years, during which time he worked in a teacher placement bureau. Page 13 FACULTY Page 14 DONALD L. BROUGH Eastern Illinois University B. S. Degree General Science Biology Algebra I Concessions Manager VICTOR F. BROUGH University of Illinois B. A, and M: A; Degree Algebra I General Science Physics Visual Aids CHARLES M,. CAULEY University of Illinois Notre Dame B. A, and M. A. Degree High School Band and Choruses Musical Moods Director BYRON CHRISMAN Bradley University B. S, Degree Speech I, II English I Sponsor—Drama Club, Thespians Co-ordinator of Radio and TV Pub- licity MERLE E, CROSBY Culver-Stockton College University of Illinois B. S and M. S. Degree Athletic Director Physical Education Football Coach Track Coach Lettermen’s Club Adviser RUE Ea bOs Bowling Green College of Commerce B, A, Degree Bookkeeping Personal Typing Business Arithmetic-Geography Key Club Sponsor BARBARA J. HASKELL Indiana State Teachers College B. S. of Ed. Degree Physical Education Health Science Director of Junior Varsity Cheer- leaders G. A. A, Sponsor ROBERT E, JONES Indiana State Teachers College B. S. and M. S. Degree English II, III Athletic Ticket Manager Junior Class Play Director FACULTY HARRIET KOOPMANN Southern Illinois University B. S, Degree Shorthand I General Clerical Secretarial Practice Director of Am. Ed, Week Activities JOHN LAFIEF Southern Illinois University University of Illinois B. S. and M. S, Degree Chemistry I, II Biology Junior Class Dean Science Club Sponsor EUGENE LEMAY Millikin University Indiana State Teachers College Drivers Training Asst. Football and Basketball Coach MARION McDONALD Eastern llinois University B. S. Degree Metal Electricity Diversified Occupations Wood II SARAH G, MEFFORD Western College for Women B. A, Degree College Prep Everyday English English II Senior Class Dean Director of Commencement Adviser for Senior Girls HAROLD MIEURE Eastern Illinois University Southern Illinois University B. A. and M. S. Degree Auto Mechanics Advanced Wood Building Trades Director of Vocational Education WILMA NUTTALL Eastern Illinois University University of Colorado B, S. and M. A, Degree Advanced Algebra Solid Geometry-Trigonometry Latin I, II News ’N’ Everything Director Latin Club Sponsor HELEN M. PRICE Northwestern University University of Missouri B. A. and M, A. Degree American Problems School Calendar Page 15 FACULTY MACALENE RIEGEL University of Illinois B,. A, and M. A. Degree English I Spanish I, II Robinillo Adviser Spanish Club Sponsor RUTH SCHELLER Southern Illinois University B, A. and M. A. Degree Art Eighth Grade Crafts Art Club Sponsor Crafts Club Sponsor ESTALENE SMITH Eastern Illinois University B. S, Degree Physical Education Pep Club Sponsor Director of Varsity Cheerleaders CONAN SMITH Southern Illinois University Indiana University B. S. and M. S. Degree Physical Education Health Science Head Basketball Coach Assistant Football Coach GENE SPRATT Southern Illinois University B. S, and M. S. Degree Crafts Mechanical Drawing | Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Club Adviser L. EDMOND WAGONER Eastern Illinois University B. S. and M. S. Degree American History Hi-Y Club Sponsor Freshman Class Dean RUTH WILSON MacMurray College B, A, Degree English I, II | “Q Tri-Hi-Y Club Sponsor | ahees Class Play Director | JOCK WILSON Indiana State Teachers College B. S. and M. S. Degree English III Publicity Director JOANN WONDROK Eastern Illinois University B. S, Degree Business Survey Advanced Typing Shorthand I Student Council Adviser Carnival Director MARGARET YORK Cook County School of Nursing Public Health Nurse MARY K, POWDEN Secretary to Superintendent Treasurer of Central Community Unit No. 2 WALTER NEWLIN Cafeteria Supervisor BURL A, HOCKING University of Illinois Colorado State College B. S, and M. S, Degree Vocational Agriculture F. F, A. Adviser Sophomore Class Dean MARY NEWLIN University of Chicago Ph, B,. and M. A. Degree Librarian WINSTON OWEN University of Mississippi B. A. and M, A. Degree World History American History ROBERT SINCLAIR Eastern Illinois University B.S. and M, S, Degree Beginning Typing, Record Personal Typing Keeping FACULTY Page 17 FACULTY GLENADINE WEAVER B. S. Degree MacMurray College for Women Home Economics I, II, III, IV F. H. A, Adviser FLORENCE GATTON Secretary to Principal LILA M. SNODGRASS Registrar ye oe During the first quarter, some of our students were fortunate to have a student teacher part of the time in their classrooms. They were Mr. Pinkstaff, Mrs. Van- Tassell, and Mr. Conley. Miss Newlin gave a fea for the faculty in November before she retired. The art classes did a fine job of decorating our front hall bulletin for American Education Week. A tea was given for the faculty and parents at the close of American Educa- tion Week. FACULTY INFORMALS AN EDUCATED PEOPLE HOVES FREEDOM FORWARD Page 19 Page. 20 The dependability and efficiency of the bus drivers is greatly appreciated by our many student passen- gers. Thanks to our custodians, we, the students of RHS, may be proud of our build- ings. They are bottom row: Clay- son Hippensteel, Clara Shack- lee, Everett Graham, Second row: Lewis Dunlap, Everett Herter, John Battershell, Jess Hare. The preparation of lunch for the faculty and 1,000 students is in the hands of these capable women. They are bottom row: Mable Lowe, Beulah Smith, Flora Frakes, Elizabeth Ten- nis. Second row: Alma Moore, Merle Buskirk, Birdell Skid- more, For nine months out of every year, students and faculty members spend much time at RHS. Fall, with its beginning days of school, football season, and carnival, brings much excitement. The winter sea- son brings an untold story of tradition and good will to all of the patrons of Robinson High School. Spring, with a hidden beauty, carries thrills to all the student body and the teachers for all know that they are approaching a new season of excitement and a long term of the future. Senior Class Officers Sitting: Chloe Noblitt, Secretary, Sue Ellen Colliflower, Treasurer. Standing: Joe Harper, Vice President, David Wilkin, President. 1958 SENIORS In the spring of our high school career we, as freshmen, began our four year stay at RHS with much enthusiasm. We started earning money for our future years by actively par- ticipating in the annual school carnival. Chloe Noblitt was our freshman representative in the carnival queen race. As the summer of our high school came, we were well represented as the sophomore class. We sponsored a class dance known as the ‘‘Sophomore Subject Swing.’ Represent- ing our class as carnival queen candidate was Carolyn Stin- son. The autumn of our high school career approached and we, as juniors, participaied in many activities. Carnival was one of our major activities with Kay Alexander as our queen candidate. We presented the junior musical ‘‘Girl Crazy’’ with the co-operation of the music department. The combined ef- forts of these two organizations made the musical a tremen- dous success. The highlight of our junior year was our pre- sentation of the annual Junior-Senior Prom. A garden and fountain setting was perfect for the theme ‘‘Moonlight and Roses.’ In the December of our high school years, we had much success. The queen of the 1957 carnival was our senior candi- date Susie Shepard. Susie was escorted to the throne by David Wilkin, senior class president. Lynda Daron and David Wilkin were honored by being chosen DAR and SAR recipi- ents, respectively. As winter falls upon this four year stay at RHS, we, as departing seniors, find it hard to say good-bye to a place that has held so many happy memories for us. Carrying with us these wonderful memories, we bid the school and the faculty au revoir then turn to face the future. Page 22 Donald LeRoy Acord LeRoy Adams Carole Kay Alexander Connie Lou Alumbaugh Lloyd Alan Barrett Paul Eugene Beard Page 23 Rodney Kent Bogue Richard Gene Boyd Phyllis Joanne Burris John Jackson Carpenter Beverly Jane Chapman Pearl Mae Clark Sue Ellen Colliflower Larry Alan Dedrick Joyce Nan Franklin Ronnie Leon Collins Charles Calvin DeWeese Virgil G. Frost Karen Lynn Conrad Floyd Earl Doyle Charles’ Wilmer Gatton Donald Lee Cooper Jack LeRoy Eaton Donald Max Gatton Donald Richard Culbertson James LeRoy Fisher Charles F. German 1958 SENIORS Jerry L. Custis Lynda Kay Daron Harry DeBelle David Patrick Foote Roger Ray Ford Jo Ann Franklin Joene LaDon Guyer Marie Guyer Rosanna Jane Harrison Joseph McGarvey Harper Callie Mae Hayes Jeanette Kay Hightshoe Sharon Sue Hildbrand 1958 SENIORS Robert Arnold Hoagland Jackie Lee Kilburn Phyllis Annette Lloyd Jerry Hoagland Laird W. Knapp Linda Morine Lorance Whayne Miller Hougland Ernest Kohl Sarah Kay McClure | Phyllis M. Huchel Myrna Francis Johnson Robert Dean Kaiser Rose Marie Kamplain ry D. Kennedy Jerry Leon Lamb Leo Bernard Landsbaum Raymond E. Lawhead Emella Dee Leonard Bonita Kay Lingafelter Mary Agnes McCord Beverly Ann McCoy Ronald Wayne McCoy Donald Lee McCrory Gene LeRoy McDaniel Patrick Siler McIntosh LeRoy Eugene Meese Judy Janielle Mikeworth Jackie F. Miller Jerry Dee Miller Neil LeRoy Mowell Paul Everett Murray Phillip James Murray Larry Wayne Myer Dorothy Louise Myles Edwin Jackson Poorman Sheila Raye Prout Norma Sue Putnam John David Rankin Jackson Custer Reavill 1958 SENIORS Sandra Lynn Miller Harrietta Ann Montgomery — Sarah Kathryn Moore Chloe Rae Noblitt Jerry Keith Plummer Larry Joe Plummer Charles Filmore Rich Darrell Lee Rich Garold Gene Rich Okey Leavon Rich Doris Ann Richardson Page 29 Margaret Rodgers Lowanna Sue Ruddle Robert Dennis Seigel, Jr. Ruth Elaine Shackleford Betty Irene Shedelbower William Edwin Spade Darrell Dean Sparks Harold E. Sparks Jerry Duane Tennis Lois Ilene Thompson Joseph Cameron Titsworth 1958 SENIORS Sue Ann Shepard Barbara Jean Short Beverly Ann Smith Ruby Jane Snider Harriet Alice Snodgrass edene Emerance Stanley Lois Kathryn Steele Sharon Rhea Stevenson Nolan Stewart Iris Joan Tedford Sharon Anne Tracy Frank Douglas VanWinkle Kenneth Ray Watts Max Duane Weger Stephen Adlia Weger Page 31 Joesph William Wesner Juanita Sue Wheeler Donna Kay Whipkey | Richard Lynn Whitmer Joan Marie Whitten David Cleon Wilkin | Shirley Daphine Wilkins Donald Wayne Wilson Victoria Joyce Young Glenda Kaye Zellars - Page 32 Lynda Daron was honored by her class- mates and the faculty when she was selected to receive the DAR award. This is an award pre- sented by the Daughters of the American Revo: lution and is primarily a good citizenship award, although many other factors help de- termine the recipient of the award. Lynda has actively participated in many school activities during her four year stay at RHS. She served as secretary of her class her junior year and also helped on many committes. Lynda was also an active member of Latin Club, Drama Club, Band, and Tri-Hi-Y. Lynda has been an active member of the newspaper staff also. For the past two years she has held the posi- tion of feature editor. Her work on the news- paper staff earned for her membership in the honorary newspaper club, Quill and Scroll. Too, Lynda has been active in Student Council work. By this outstanding record, it is easy to tell why Lynda received this DAR award. David Wilkin was presented the SAR award by the Daughters of the American Revo- lution with the permission of the Sons of the American Revolution. During his high school career, Dave has been active in football cand basketball, receiving his letter in football dur- ing his junior year. He has been an active mem- ber in the Student Council, Latin Club, and Lettermen’s Club. Dave also was a member of Science Club. During his last and senior year in high school, Dave served as president of the senior class. Through his hard work and driving ambition, Dave has well earned this SAR award. JUNIORS Junior Class Officers Seated: Gladys Pease, Secretary; Joyce Brantley, Treasurer Standing: Jim Mieure, Vice President; Richard Ruddell, President Page 34 The Junior Class, under the leadership of Ricky Ruddell, completed many worth while ac- tivities during the school year of 1957-1958. The Junior-Senior Prom which was the _ high- light of the year’s activities, proved to be very successful. The junior class members sold sta- tionery and sponsored other means of raising money that was used for prom decorations and entertainment. Barbara Highsmith was selected junior queen candidate for the 1958 carnival. The junior class also sponsored a play which was enjoyed by the faculty and students of RHS. Susan Abernathy Janice Adams Pat Adams Shirley Adams Sue Adams Carolyn Alumbaugh Donna Bahr John Baker Lyle Baker Judith Battershell Larry Beabout Kay Bennett Alan Blair Joyce Bond Lana Bond Robert Boyd Richard Boyd Joyce Brantley Dorothy Browning Gordon Browning Robert Burks Earlene Bush Patty Carter Tommy Carter Norman Cary Kenneth Catt Lois Christine Sandra Chronic Mary Kay Coddington Sondra Correll Irene Crawford Shirley Culver David Darnold Susan Darnold Maralie Davis JUNIORS JUNIORS Phillip De Lorme Larry Demarois Pam Dennis Tam Dennis Barbara Drake Ronnie Dix Judith Dollahan Joyce Elmer Leonard Evans Barbara Faith Wayne Faught Phillip Freeman Ca rolyn Gilliatt Bruce Gould Carolyn Hadfield Dora Ann Harrison Mary Hayden Bob Hayes Steve Henderson Sandra Hendricks Jack Higgins Barbara Highsmith Judith Hightshoe Ned Hippensteel Paul Hocking Frank Hummel Ronald Hyre James Ireland Dick Irvin Carolyn Jewell Jerry Jones Charles Jourdan John Kelly Sandra Kenderdine Charles Kennedy Judy Kerins Judy Kerr Bob King Larry King Charles Knoblett Revene Lindsay Vicki Lindsay Rosalie Lingafelter Dene Love Janice Lowrance Keith McCall Bob McCarter Ronald McCord Sharon McGovern Janet McKee Don McKinney Terry Manning David Martin Linda Meese James Metheny Jerry Middleton Jim Mieure Ricky Mikeworth Danny Miller Jerald Miller Carol Montgomery Mary Lou Mitchell Wayne Montgomery Rosemary Moore Sherrod Moore Coreta Murphy Donald Murphy Sharon Murphy Loma Myer Marilyn Osborne JUNIORS JUNIORS Page 38 Danny Otey Joyce Paddock Linda Parker Patty Parker Gladys Pease Margie Pinkstaff Marianne Poorman Jack Randolph Harry Redman Steve Reinoehl Warren Rich Judith Richards Frank Roberson Joseph Rogers Glenda Roseman Richard Ruddell Reba Servison Terry Simons Leonard Sisil Carl Skaggs Gretchen Slick Ann Sloan David Smith Cozette Stantz Jerry Stephens Ronnie Swaner Stuart Tilton Sue Tracy Judy Trimble Forrest Turnipseed Irene Van Winkle Jim Waldrop Katie Waldrop Ann Weaver Ralph Weger JUNIORS Donna Wesley Larry Wesley Nancy Willard David Willenborg David Wilson Eleanor Wilson Raymond Wilson Allen Winger Sharon Wood Eugene Wright Gareth Wright Judith Wright Lyle York Mary York ROY si “I've got to get these problems done! think the students in the 6th hour Ad- vanced Typing class as they work industriously during the allotted study time. Paga 39 SOPHOMORES Class Officers Sitting: Janet Haag, Secretary-Treasurer Standing: Mike Elliott, President Van Lewis, Vice President The main purpose of the sophomore class this year was to make money that will be needed for the Junior-Senior Prom next year. We made money by working the concessions at the basketball games, and having bake sales. We are also very proud of our queen candidate this year. Jane Chamblin was se- lected to represent us. Page 40 Larry Abels Jeanne Adams Pat Alexander Eddie Bahr Pauletta Bailey Stanley Batman John Battershell Pat Baxter Rita Bayes Caroline Bell Ronnie Bennett Beverly Bonesteel Donna Boyles Nancy Bradbury Garry Branson Dennis Brown Jerry Brown John Brown Sharon Brown Edward Carpenter Mary Catt Jane Chamblin Louise Christine Alma Clark Jack Clements Judy Coombes Ronnie Cooper Dana Correll Mervyn Correll Bob Cox Roger Crampton Sandra Cummins Donna Cunningham Lyla Currie Charles Darnold SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES LaDonna Darnold Jack Daron Steve Daron Lana Decker Larry Dennis Wallace DeVore Wayne Dollahan Frank Draper Linda Ducharme Jim Dunlap Larae Dunlap Bob Dunn Mike Elliott Hazel Elmer Nadine Fitts Janice Floyd Lawrence Forbes Barbara Fox John Franklin Lynne French John Frost Sue Frost Virginia Frost Steve Fry Robert Gaddis John Goff Harley Goff Becky Gower Connie Grissom Janet Haag Richard Haught Yvonne Hayse Connie Helvie Marjorie Henderson Pat Henry Bobbie Herrin Carolyn Hightshoe James Huchel Russell Inboden Vaughn Johnson Jamie Johnston Susan Jones Linda Jordan Bob Kelly Barbara Kent Doug Knoblett Glenda Kchl Ralph Lathrop Bob Lawry Van Lewis Pat Love Yvonne Lynn Bob McCallister Lynn McCord Sharon McCoy Carolyn McGovern Sue McIntosh Charles McKee Judy Martin Robert Maus Nina Meek Margaret Mendenhall Joann Mette Leon Midgett Bob Milam Donna Miller Wilma Miller Bill Mills Nancy Minnick John Montgomery SOPHOMORES Page 43 sosacowunve ananoneSaanceuestenteieron in semenecSteeteyOOvERA SOPHOMORES Pege 44 Judy Montgomery Robert Moore Violet Moore Jack Morris Charles Morrison Earl Murphy Lillian Murphy Linda Myles Charles Newell Donna O’Dell Bob Offill John Oxley Duane Parker Ken Patterson Dwain Peak Willard Pritts Jane Pulley Rheta Reinoehl Patty Rich Joe Robinson Sandra Robinson Judy Rush Geraldine Schlosser John Seitzinger Barbara Skaggs Susan Slick Tom Sloan Myron Smith DeEtta Snider Loretta Snider Karen Spence Arthur Stanley Alice Stantz Ruth Steele Wayne Stevenson Linda Sydnor Sue Thompson Sue Tohill Norma Tracy Lynette Trout Carlene Tuttle Linda Uhlir Barbara Venatta Beverly Waite John Watts Iona Wesley Keith Wesley Larry Wesley Judy Whitaker Kay White Donnie Woodard Warren Wright Sharon Wright Judith York SOPHOMORES ‘Thank goodness those lines meet,’’ say these three members of Mrs. Whisennand's 7th hour Plane Geometry class. Pag 43 FRESHMEN Class Officers Sitting: Ray Weger, President Standing: John Rooney, Vice President Judy Dart, Secretary Victor de Vlaming, Treasurer Page 46 All freshmen feel that we had a very fine year and we are grateful to the faculty and up- per classmen for their help. We have taken part in several high school activities this year and we are looking forward to many more in the remaining three years ahead of us. This year we selected Janie Kerr as our carnival queen candidate. We sponsored a dance in January and the class has also had a bake sale. Pat Adams Larry Albert Phyllis Antonio Rebecca Aten David Bahr Danny Bailey Joyce Bailey Loretta Bailey Evelyn Baker Lois Baud Rebecca Beabout Jackie Beard Carol Bennett Janet Bennett Janice Bennett James Birch Trudy Birch Richard Bollinger Jerry Branson Annette Browning Anita Bryan Shirley Burris Tom Carrow Karen Carter Kenton Carver Paul Chilcote Bill Clark Sherrell Cochran Jack Connours Neil Coward Judy Cooley Virgil Cornwell Alyce Correll Keith Correll Judith Crampton Ella Crum Raymond Crum Marlin Culp Judith Dart Connie Dav is FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Vic de Vlaming Roberta Doyle Steve Ducey Ronnie Ducharme Carol Dunlap Keith Dunlap Sue Faith Beverly Fancil Robert Farrer Bill Faught Mary Jane Ferguson Larry Fitts Linda Fitts Molly Flynn Vernon Freeman Robert Fry Bill Fuller Clayton Garrard Sharon Gifford David Goodwin Bill Gower Judy Gower Ronnie Gower Martha Hadfield Carol Hanley Norma Jean Harris Philp Haskell David Hayes Mary Jane Hayes Susan Hays Judi Hays Ronnie Henderson Sharon Highsmith Billy Hightshoe Kenneth Hill Joe Hoke Warren Houghland Richard Hutchinson Sara Inboden Charles Ireland Gary Jenkins Emery Johnson John Johnson Larry Jordan Don Kennedy Janie Kerr Janet Kinney Bernice Knoblett Bill LaFief Hugh Langworthy David Lawhead Alan Legg Bette Leonard Lyman Lindsay Janice Lingafelter Barbara McCall Dick McCoy Mary Jo McKee Judy Martin Ruth Martin Danny Mason Janet Meeks Larry Mickler Ricky Mikeworth Marsha Minnick Ronnie Murray Carolyn Musgrave Richard Musgrave Howard Myers Pat Neely Shanna Neidigh Martha Newman Dennis Palmer Warren Parker Richard Pethtel Allen Phillippe Tom Phillippe Jackie Pinkstaff John Poorman Marilyn Putnam FRESHMEN Page 49 eet een ee a FRESHMEN Reba Randolph Norma Rehm Alice Anne Rich Brenda Rich Coleen Rich Sam Richey Carmen Ritch Robert Ritchie Sandie Roberts John Rooney Steve Rooney Donald Schnake Florence Shedelbower Carole Shipman Windell Simmers Teresa Skidmore Connie Smith Marjorie Snider Gene Staley Warren Stephens Marilyn Stinson John Sutfin Martha Tilton Roger Tohill Mary Lee Toliver Darrell Tracy Carl Tuttle Bill Utley Marion Wagner Tom Wampler Nancy Watts Roger Ubaudi Karen Weger Ray Weger Linda Wesley Hugh White Joann Whitmer Jacqueline Wilson Norman Wiman Judith Woodard FRESHMEN Bill Wright Elaine Wright Gary York Bill Young d- These freshmen in Mr. Donald Brough’s general science class are taking vantage of their study period to prepare tomorrow's assignment. Page 51 Al ti ted Extra-curricular activities play a big part in the lives of RHS students to make the four high school years memorable ones. Each month contains its own activi- ties which provide opportunities for re- laxation from studies, and leave behind many happy memories. From September, when school first starts complete with “green freshmen,’ until May when the “sophisticated seniors’ depart, is crowded with many activities planned and pre- sented by the numerous clubs. When we, as alumni, reflect on our years spent in Robinson High School, the activities in which we participated will remain as happy memories. S WV) ‘O AS’ @ 0 CUC ster November September 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 February December 18 19 Zo 3°45 8 91011 12 5 16 17 2 23 24 25 26 ROBINILLO The Robinillo staff is made up of junior and senior students who are interested in pro- ducing the best yearbook that RHS has ever had. Under the guidance of Miss Macalene Riegel, the staff has spent much time and ener- gy to compiete this book which you now have. We sincerely hope that all of you find the 1958 Robinillo very interesting. ROBINILLO CO-EDITORS AND BUSINESS MANAGER M. McCord, Co-Editor; R. McCoy, Co-Editor; L. Thompson, Business Manager, STAFF BOTTOM ROW: R. Kamplain, R, Lindsay, R. Stanley, E. Wilson, S. Moore. SECOND ROW: J. Guyer, L. Thompson, J. Brantley, N. Willard, J. Trimble, D, Love, THIRD ROW: P. De Lorme, J, Oxley, J, Harper, B. Smith, Miss Riegel, M. McCord, R,. McCoy, B. Lands- | baum, J. Moorhead, Page 54 Co-Editor Ron McCoy and some Robinillo staff members During the yearly drive, plan the dummy for the 1958 yearbook. Through the hard work of the juniors and seniors who compose the Robinillo staff, the book is compiled which contains a year's mem- ories at RHS. As juniors, the students learn the duties which their position holds, and in the next year, they help teach the newcomers to the staff. After much planning, the Robinillo is presented for the student's approval. Up to this time, the theme of the book is kept secret. The money for the yearbook is provided in many ways. Two of these are the sales to the students, and the annual all-school carni- val. The yearbook staff, along with the Drama Club and Student Council, share the responsi- bility of the carnival by taking charge of the election of queens. many sales are made, sucn as this one by Lois Thomp- son, business manager. Each year, as a climax of the carnival, the finale is held, at which time the queen is crowned. This corona- tion is planned by the Robinillo staff. Page. 55 BOTTOM ROW: J. Kerins, S. Shepard, S. Faith, S. Darnold, B, Kaiser, R, Harrison, D. Palmer, B. High- smith, M. Elliott, J. Chamblin, SECOND ROW: H. Langsworthy, K. Zellers, C. Shipman, S, Colliflower, R. Weger, J, Rooney, F, Roberson, B. Moore, A. Stanley, M, Coddington, B. LaFief, L. Midgett. THIRD ROW: Miss Wondrok, L. Daron, J, Haag, B. Smith, D, McCrory, E. Poorman, P, McIntosh, D, Wilkin P. Murray, J. D. Seitzinger, B, Short, N. Hippensteel, B, Gould, G. Pease. STUDENT COUNCIL Paik During cold weather, the foyer of the boys’ gym is a place for students to gather and dance. This noon hour activity is sponsored by the Student Council. Pege 56 Student Council Officers Standing: B. Kaiser, President; F. Roberson, Vice President. Seated: K. Zellers, Treasurer; R. Harrison, Secretary. The Student Council is an organization at RHS whose purpose is to promote a better rela- tionship between the faculty and the student body. The membership is made up of four of- ficers, four class presidents, six hold-over mem- bers, and one representative from each activity FLOWER COMMITTEE Seated—J. Kerins, S. Burns, M, Poorman. Standing—B, Farrer, J. Hoagland, Mrs. Mefford room. The Student Council sponsors an all- school carnival, lyceum programs, pepsi dances, noontime activities, and a Christmas dinner. This year thirteen members of the Student Council attended the district convention in De- cember. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Seated—Mrs. Koopmann, J. D. Seitzinger, M. Davis, Standing—R, Snider, R, Shackelford, G. Wright, M. Eliiott, K. Carver. SPORTS STAFF Seated—L. Trout, J. Baker. Standing—L, York, W. Montgomery, R. Ruddell, The News 'N’ Everything staff is the group of people who publish our high school news- paper. This is the 36th year RHS students have published a paper. It is issued by-weekly. The qualifications for being on the staff are to have an interest in journalism and be willing to work. This year there are about 50 students on the staff. The purpose of the paper is to inform the NEWS 'N EVERYTHING high school students and the people of Robin- son about all RHS activities. The paper is a member of the National Scholastic Press Association and the Illinois State High School Press Association. Under the direction of Miss Wilma Nuttall, the staff participates in many activities other than the publishing of the newspaper. One of these is the publishing and selling of programs during football season. Seated: J. Custis, Assistant Advertising Manager; C, DeWeese, Business Manager; J. Wheeler, Circulation Manager. Standing: L. Daron, Feature Editor; B, Gould, Assistant Feature Editor; D, McCrory, Advertis- , ing Manager; S. Shepard, News Editor; J, Whitten, Assistant News Editor, Page 58 Miss Nuttall helps J. Wheeler, L, Thompson, and D. Wood “Here’s one of my pictures!” shouts Bernard as as they fold papers for distribution. Sharon muses, “Hmm, wonder where my story is?” NEWS ‘N’ EVERYTHING STAFF BOTTOM ROW: R. Stanley, S. Adams, R. Ruddell, V. Lewis, R. Randolph, J, Wheeler, B. Gould, L. Daron, C, DeWeese, J. Whitten, S. Shepard, S. Cochran, S. Moore, C. Alumbaugh, D, Wood, M. Elliott, T. Sloan. SECOND ROW: M, Mitchell, P. Haskell, B, Drake, J. Mette, B. Chapman, C. Hadfield, M, McCord, B. Kent, A Flynn, R, Harrison, G. Slick, C. McGovern, B. Ritchie, G. Wright, R. Boyd, Miss Nuttall. THIRD ROW: J. Guyer, D. Miller, M. Catt, S. Tracy, W. Montgomery, R. Lathrop, L, Thompson, D. Mc- Crory, J, Baker, A. Barrett, J. Custis, L, York, S. Weger, L, Trout, B. Waite, J. Whitaker, J. Moorhead. coigatootagoaneancaeneaneroenneantennganec saan no: 0002 RES sree omenegeccererneremeeneernernanecte: MEMBERS | BOTTOM ROW: N. Wiman, P. Haskell, V, Lewis, B. Fuller, R. Musgrave, H, Langworthy, B. Maus, J. Rooney, J, Connours, B, Cox, R. Weger, J. Johnson, T, Sloan, D. Tracy, M. Elliott. SECOND ROW: J. | Cooley, H. Dunlap, J, Dart, S, Cummins, S. Adams, B. Wisdom, S, McCoy, J. Gower, J, Woodward, S. Burris, K, White, M, Flynn, S. Wright, B. Fox, A, Correll, M. Hayes, E, Wright, B. Rich, M, Putnam, Y. Hayse, C. Ritch, P, Antonio, S. Hayes, B. Gower, J. Bailey, L. Sydnor, J. Wilson, M, Wagner. THIRD “ai ROW: S. Slick, H. Elmer, J. Tedford, B. Drake, J. Elmer, T, Dennis, V. Lindsay, J. Brantley, S. Culver, | D. Harrison, A, Stantz, M. Catt, R. Shackelford, D. Snider, C. Helvie, B. Aten, J. Crampton, M. Poorman, | Miss Nuttall, FOURTH ROW: B. Young, B. Farrer, J. Jones, D. Willenborg, D. Irvin, P, Dennis, R. Hyre, J. Daron, J, Moore, S. Daron, L. Trout, B, Waite, J. Whitaker, J. Morrison, J. Mette, H. Montgomery, B. Ritchie, R. Boyd, B, Frye, P, Henry, P. Love, LATIN CLUB This year there are approximately 80 members in the Latin Club under the direction of Miss Wilma Nuttall. The qualifications for entering Latin Club, one of the oldest clubs in the school, is to have had at least one semester of Latin. The purpose of the club is to familiarize members with phases of Roman life which can- not be considered in class because of lack ot time, and to create an interest in Latin. The club reflects in its organization the poliitical set-up of ancient Rome. Everyone is a Roman citizen—Latin | students are ‘‘slaves’’ until after initiation. The officers have Roman titles. There are two consuls who take the place of a president and preside over the meeting. The club is a member of the Illinois Jun- ior Classical League. LATIN CLUB OFFICERS Seated: D. Irvin, Prateor; L. Trout, Counsul, Standing: M. Elliott, Censor; S, McCoy, Quaestor; V, Lewis, Consul; R. Boyd, Tribune, Page 60 SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club is one of the smaller clubs of the school. This year there are 26 mem- bers under the direction of Miss Macalene Riegel. The qualifications for the members is to have had or to be enrolled in a Spanish class. The purpose of the club is to learn more of the custom s, games, and songs of the Spanish speaking countries. Since our Spanish Club is affiliated with the state, the money we earn is used to send our Spanish Club officers to the State Spanish Convention. eae SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS D, Love, Vice President; L. Thompson, President; J. Oxley, Secretary-Treasurer. SPANISH CLUB CHRISTMAS PARTY SPANISH CLUB MEMBERS BOTTOM ROW: S, Jones, J, Adams, E, Wilson, R. Lindsay, D, Palmer, B, Faught. SECOND ROW: W. Hougland, M, Toliver, K, Carter, L. Uhlir, J. Whitmer, N. Rhem, J, Pulley, S. McGovern, J. Trimble. THIRD ROW: J. Oxley, D. Brown, B. Smith, P. DeLorme, R. Bollinger, J, Kolter, J. Floyd, M. Hender- son, L. Thompson, D, Love, Miss Riegel. Page 61 i JUNIOR AND SENIOR TRI-H-Y MEMBERS BOTTOM ROW: R. Stanley, S. Adams, S. Tracy, M. Osborne, S. Shepard, N, Putnam, A, Sloan, J. Burris, R. Shackelford, J. Tedford, E. Wilson, L, Parker, C. Alumbaugh, J. Battershell, L. Meese, J. Wheeler, J. Whitten, M. Coddington, C. Jewell. SECOND ROW: L., Lorance, G, Roseman, A, Snodgrass, B, Drake, J. Elmer, V. Lindsay, S. Chronic, J. Brantley, T. Dennis, P. Carter, S, McClure, C. Gilliatt, J. Kerr, A, Flynn, C. Hadfield, M. Poorman, D. Harrison, L. Christine, R. Harrison, M, Hayden, THIRD ROW: J. Guyer, K. Conrad, M. Johnson, S. Tracy, S. Prout, D. Bahr, S. Murphy, J, McKee, B, Smith, J. Bond, C, Mont- gomery, J, Trimble, A, McCoy, B. Short, D. Love, L. Thompson, M, McCord, J, Dollahan, S, Colliflower, K. Alexander, P, Adams, R. Lingafelter, L. Daron, ‘(rare : FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORE MEMBERS BOTTOM ROW: M. Putnam, C. Musgrave, M, Tolliver, S, Inboden, S. McCoy, R. Randolph, S. Highsmith, K. White. SECOND ROW: E, Wright, M. Flynn, T. Skidmore, J. Martin, J. Crampton, C, Hightshoe, L. | French, S, Brown, J, Pulley, THIRD ROW: M. Hadfield, C. Bennett, B, McCall, A. Bryan, J. Whitaker, B. | Waite, J, Floyd, J, Rush, C, Davis, S. Tohill, K. Spence, Mrs. Wilson, TRI-HI-Y | The Robinson Chapter of Tri-Hi-Y was es- | tablished in 1956 by some interested faculty and students. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Gerald Wilson, the club has climbed in import- ance until it is one the leading clubs in the school. Tri-Hi-Y is a club for any young Christian girl who believes in the club’s purpose ‘‘To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character.” The club is affiliated with the Y. M. C. A. and the National Hi-Y Association. This yecr the club is supported by 75 high school girls. Some of the activities in which the club participates are: presenting a Thanksgiving Seated: R. Harrison, President. Standing: D. program forsthersiudent spocy aking’ parain | Harrison, Secretary; S, Tracy, Treasurer; J. the carnival, and helping with the Easter pro- on Wheeler, Vice President, gram. Page 62 TRI-HI-Y OFFICERS HI-Y The Robinson Hi-Y Club is affiliated with the National Y. M. C. A. The club’s purpose is to “Create, maintain and extend throughout the home, school, and community high stand- ards of Christian character. ’ The motto of the club is ‘‘Clean speech, clean scholarship, clean sportsmanship, and clean living.'’ The emblem on our Y. M. C. A. triangle stands for, ‘‘The life, service, and sacrifice of Jesus Christ.” This year the club has approximately 50 members. Any high school boy who believes in and wishes to live up to the ideals of the club may join, Our adult sponsorship is Mr. L. E. Wag- oner, and the outside sponsor is Rev. L. Clarke Grandfield and the First Baptist Church. The Hi-Y Club is a very active club and participates in many activities. CARNiVAL CONCESSION HI-Y OFFICERS Seated: F, Roberson, Vice President; D. McCrory, Presi- dent; R. Ruddell, Secretary. Standing: J. Custis, Treasurer; D. Cooper, Sergeant-at-Arms; J, Baker, Program Chairman; N, Hippenteel, Chaplain. BOTTOM ROW: B. Gould, J. Brown, R. Ruddell, B. Kaiser, S, Weger, V. De Vlaming, P. Adams, K. Catt, L, Adams, K. B. Correll, G. Branson, L, Baker, SECOND ROW: N. Mowell, P. Murray, R. Weger, E. Kohl, N. Hippensteel, F. Roberson, J. Jones, S. Tilton, D, Darnold, D. McCrory, B. Hoagland, R. McCoy, T. Simons, J. V, Rogers. THIRD ROW: Mr. Wagoner, J, Custis, J. Harper, J. Wesner, J. Baker, A, Barrett, R. Bogue, J. Reavill, J, Metheny, D, Irvin, O, Rich, W. Hougland, D. Cooper, J. Rankin, R, Swaner. Page 63. DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS One of the scheduled meetings of Drama Club Seated: J. Guyer, President; M, Guyer, Treasurer. Standing: D. Wood, Vice President; S. Moore, Secretary. The Drama Club is one of the largest and one of the most active clubs in the school. The purpose of the club is to try to train its members in the theatrical arts. Anyone in the high school that has an in- terest in drama may join the club. This year D R A M A G L U B there are about 83 members. Some of the many activities in which the club participates are: the Drama Club play which was ‘‘East Lynne’’ this year, the speech contest, the carnival finale, and the Christmos program. The club is affiliated with the National Thespian Society. The faculty sponsor is Mr. Byron Chrisman. LS LTTE Se JUNIOR AND SENIOR DRAMA CLUB MEMBERS BOTTOM ROW: J. Fisher, E, Bush, S, Adams, S. Chronic, L, Boyd, J. Paddock, J. Elmer, V. Lindsay, S. Culver, N. Willard, E, Wilson, C. Noblitt, S. Moore, C. Alumbaugh, D. Wood, M. Mitchell, R. Stanley. SECOND ROW: J. Guyer, D, Miller, S. Ruddell, B. Highsmith, S. Murphy, B, Drake, G, Slick, S. Dar- nold, M. Coddington, D. Browning, T, Dennis, S. Hendricks, M, Guyer, J, Brantley, A, Flynn, K. Alex- ander, A. McCoy. THIRD ROW: M. Davis, S. Moore, S. Helvie, P. Dennis, K, Bennett, P. Adams, I. Craw- l ford, J. Trimble, F, Doyle, P. Hocking, P. McIntosh, D, Irvin, J, Metheny, V, Young, S. Colliflower, S. tI Tilton, J. Jones, J, V. Rogers, Mr. Chrisman. LAE TNT Page 64 a FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORE DRAMA CLUB MEMBERS BOTTOM ROW: R., Doyle, L. Sydnor, M, Minnick, J. Wilson, B. Aten, S. Hays, M. Hayes, S. Gifford. SECOND ROW: S, Slick, A, Browning, B, Fox, S. Jones, C. Ritch, J. Bennett, S, Brown, D. Snider, S. Inboden, M. Flynn, T, Skidmore, THIRD ROW: Mr. Chrisman, L. Uhlir, H. Elmer, D. Lawhead, B. Ritchie, L, Trout, A, Legg, M, Henderson, M. Hadfield, J. Bennett, J. Crampton. One of the main projects of the Drama for the queen, her court, and the audience. Be- Club is the annual carnival finale. At this time, low is a picture of a group of junior girls various types of entertainment are provided dancing to ‘Mean Woman Blues.”’ J, Brantley, S. Moore, T. Dennis, M. Davis, P. Dennis, G. Slick, S, Darnold. Page 65 THESPIAN OFFICERS (Seated): R. Stanley, President; I, Crawford, Secretary, (Standing): M. Guyer, Treasurer; F. Doyle, Vice President. “Act well your part, there all the honor lies,’ is the motto of the honorary dramatic so- ciety, Thespians, at RHS. The National Thespian society is an edu- cational honor and service organization of teachers and students, established for the ad- vancement of dramatic arts in the secondary schools. The goals of the society are: (1) to establish and advance standards of excellence in all phases of dramatic arts, and (2) to create an active and intelligent interest in dra- ’ THESPIANS matic arts, among boys and girls in the high schools. Membership into Thespians is granted to Drama Club members who have performed meri torious work in dramatic arts and have met qualifications set up by the Thespian organiza- tion. A formal banquet is held each spring ai which a dignified ceremony is conducted for installation of new members. THESPIAN MEMBERS BOTTOM ROW: S. Moore, R. Stanley, M. Guyer. SECOND ROW: J. Guyer, V. Young, I. Crawford, THIRD ROW: F. Doyle, P. McIntosh, Mr. Chrisman. Page 66 SCIENCE CLUB MEMBERS BOTTOM ROW: D. Schnake, D. Tracy, R. Mikeworth, R, Ubaudi, R. Musgrave, N. Wiman, P. Haskell, R. Ruddell, D. Miller, B, LaFief. SECOND ROW: Mr. LaFief, R. Ruddell, M. Culp, J. Gower, M, Wagner, J. Morrison, D, Correll, H. Elmer, M. Hayden, J. Dollahan, J. Clements, B. Frye, THIRD ROW: W. Mont- gomery, J. Mieure, J. Metheny, D, Willenborg, R. Wilson, F. Roberson, E, Kohl, B. Kaiser, S. Weger, J. Harper, J, Kilburn, B. Landsbaum, R. McCoy, P, Hocking, J. Moorhead. FOURTH ROW: A. Winger, L. Dedrick, G, McDaniel, C. DeWeese, J. Rankin, P, McIntosh, J. Custis, D,. Culbertson, J. Kolter, J. Reavill. R, Bogue, D. Wilkin, J. Moore, S, Daron, R. Whitmer, P. Freeman, The Robinson Science Club was organized in 1936. The purpose of the club is to stimulate greater interest in science, to further scientific knowledge, and to create better quality sci- entists for the future. Members of the club must have taken or be taking at least one year of science. Also, S G | FE N C E C L U B everyone must have a science project to be en- tered in the Science Fair next spring. There are 43 members this year that are looking forward to the Fair. The club, under the guidance of Mr. John LaFief, is affiliated with Science Clubs of America and the Junior Academy of Science. “Do you understand now?” asks P, Me- SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS Intosh, President of the Science Club Seated: J. Johnston, Secretary; P. Mc- Intosh, President; Standing: J, Reavill, Vice President; R. McCoy, Treasurer. Page 67 PEP CLUB The Pep Club was first organized in 1953 with the help of Mrs. Delno Smith and Mrs. Bill Campbell. The purpose of the club is to spread enthusiasm, sportsmanship, and school spirit. The pep of the members helps to make a better school and to back our teams. We have approximately 50 members, and the dues are 50 cents a year. The only qualifi- cations for becoming a member are that you must be in high school and be interested in helping our school. Mrs. Smith, who is our sponsor, has helped a great deal with the club’s progress. This year we have had several money making projects. Among these are selling license plate plaques and having a bake sale. This money is spent to better the club, and we hope to make a trip or have a picnic at the end of the year. The Pep Club has paid the extra expenses of taking the pep buses to the games. Marie Guyer served as President of the Pep Club this year. JUNIOR AND SENIOR CLUB MEMBERS BOTTOM ROW: J. Rogers, R. Wilson, D. Irvin, S, Tilton, D, Darnold, J. Jones, D. Willenborg, R. Me- Coy, C. DeWeese, C. German, S. Weger, SECOND ROW: E, Kohl, B. Kaiser, N. Willard, S. Moore, Ss. Darnold, M. Coddington, L. Boyd, J. Paddock, S. Shepard, S, Chronic, J. Burris, N. Putnam, S. Adams, R. Stanley, E. Wilson, D. Wood, J, Guyer, THIRD ROW: P, McIntosh, O. Rich, J. Harper, V. Lindsay, J. Elmer, S. Murphy, A, Weaver, P, Carter, J. Brantley, C, Murphy, P. Adams, J. Kerr, B. Drake, C, Noblitt, M. Guyer, G. Pease, C. Gilliatt, C. Jewell, M, Hayden, C. Stantz, B. Gould, D. McCrory, J. Metheny, J. Kolter. FOURTH ROW: J. Custis, J. Rankin, Mrs. Smith, K, Bennett, A. Snodgrass, T. Dennis, G, Slick, S Hendricks, M. Davis, S. Helvie, S. Moore, P, Dennis, K. Alexander, S. Colliflower, A, McCoy, B. Short, S. Prout, M. Johnson, J. Trimble, D, Love, J. Reavill, D, Cooper. FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORE CLUB MEMBERS BOTTOM ROW: M. Flynn, A. Correll, S, Inboden, S. Gifford, T, Skidmore, D. Snider, B, Gower, C. Helvie, S. Cochran, L, Sydnor, R, Reinoehl, S. McCoy, S. Burris, J. Kinney, J. Kerr, R. Randolph, M. Ferguson, SECOND ROW: B. Fox, C. Rich, C. Ritch, J. Dart, J. Martin, K. Carter, S. Hays, B, Aten, J. Wilson, J. Bailey, M. Wagner, B. Leonard, N. Rehm, J, Pulley, B. Herrin, N. Harris, B. Fancil, S. Jones, C, Musgrave, THIRD ROW: S. Burns, Mrs. Smith, L. Uhlir, D. Tracy, C. Shipman, C. Bell, B. Wisdom, S. Thompson, H, Elmer, N. Minnick, C. Davis, M, McKee, J. Coombes, S. Brown, T. McIntosh, A. Bryan, J, Whitmer, S. Slick. G, A. A. MEMBERS BOTTOM ROW: J. Franklin, J. Franklin, M. Putnam, J. Wheeler, J. Woodard, M, Weger, S. Correll, M. Pinkstaff, M, Hayes, S. Gifford, J. Kerr, M. Minnick, M, Ferguson, E. Wright, S. McCoy, N, Harris, B. Gower, C, Murphy, D, Snider, J. Pulley. SECOND ROW: P. Baxter, J. Elmer, C. Shipman, B. Aten, J. Gower, C. Rich, J, Bailey, S. Hays, C. Smith, J. Crampton, N. Rehm, C, McGovern, S. Darnold, S. Hen- dricks, C, Bennett, B. McCall, C. Helvie, D. O’Dell, K. Zellers, R. Harrison, K, White, M. Stinson. THIRD ROW: C, Tuttle, M, Hayden, A. Snodgrass, M. Tilton, R, Martin, D. Cunningham, J. Floyd, J. Martin, C. Bell, L, Uhlir, M. McKee, L. Trout, S. Moore, S: Helvie, C, Gilliatt, N. Minnick, C. Grissom, A, Clark, T. McIntosh, J, Rush, M, Johnson, P. Alexander, Mrs. Haskell, GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Robinson High School G. A. A. was started in 1933 under the leadership of Miss Helen Price and Miss Mary Newlin. The club has grown from a small membership to one of the largest of any of the clubs at RHS. The local club is affiliated with the Illinois League of High School Girls Athletic Association. Any girl at RES who is interested in sports may become a member of G. A. A. Through ai- tending meetings and participating in sports, they receive points to earn numerals, letters, and other awards. The purpose of the club is to attain high standards of sportsmanship through activities, to provide an organization in which girls can acquire new friends, and to stimulate inter- est in sports. We attended the playday at Marshall this fall and will attend another this spring. The club is under the sponsorship of Mrs. Myron Haskell. Seated: K. Zellers, President. Standing: P. Alexander, Business Manager; M, Johnson, Vice President; S. Hendricks, Secretary. Page 69 BOTTOM ROW: J. Hoke, C. Kennedy, C, Newell, W. Stevenson, L. Sisil, L. Knapp, S, Wesley, C. Rich, J. Plummer, F, Draper, D, Parker, E. Carpenter, S. Batman. SECOND ROW: R. Weger, L. Beabout, R. Haught, K. Watts, R. Collins, J, Carpenter, P, Murray, J. Battershell, A. Blair, J, Eaton, P, Freeman, D. Peak, THIRD ROW: Mr. Hocking, D. Wade, E, Bahr, G. Meese, L. Plummer, S. Henderson, K, McCall, R. Dix, P. Murray, L. Myer, C, German, B. McCarter, P, Hocking, A. Winger. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The National Organization of the Future Farmers of America was formed in 1928. The aim of the Future Farmers is to de- velop co-operation, citizenship, brotherhood, and agricultural leadership among the mem- bers who will be farmers and leaders of tomor- | row. : Our creed in short says that we believe in the future of farming, working on a farm, even in the hours of discouragement, in leadership and in the ability of organized farmers to serve our own and in public interest, in marketing the product of toil, playing square with those whose happiness depends upon me. To become a member of the F. F. A. the TRL IRON IIIT TTS NSIT i student has to be enrolled in an agriculture t course. This year there are 52 active members i under the direction of Mr. Hocking. Some of the projects of the club are the annual pest control contest, the selling of Christmas cards, and a concession at the RHS Seated: L, Plummer, Sentinel; L, Sisil, carnival. President; J. Plummer, Reporter. Standing: P, Murray, Vice President; S. ' Henderson, Treasurer; P. Hocking, Secre- | tary. Page 70 The Art Club is one of the newer clubs at RHS. It was organized in 1956 under the di- rection of Mr. Max Rennels. During the first year the membership was 27. These members went to Chicago in April 1957, where they visited the Art Institute and the Museum of Sci- ence and Industry. The membership this year is also 27. Each member must either be enrolled in an art class or have been, at some time. The club’s purpose is to further the inter- Seated: J. Chamblin, Secretary; S, Burns, est of the students in art, and to give the stu- Treasurer; Standing: E, Murphy, Presi- dents a chance to visit different museums. The dent; L. Myer, Vice President. creed which the club supports is: All ye art minded, come.” The concession at the carnival was the most important accomplishment this year. The Scheller, is the sponsor of the club. A R T CL U B instructor of the art classes, Mrs. Raymond CLUB MEMBERS BOTTOM ROW: L. Dennis, J. Martin, B. Shedelbower, S. Cantwell, J. Chamblin, S, Jones. SECOND ROW: Mrs, Scheller, J. Dunlap, R. Kamplain, S. Ruddell, C, Bell, P. Beard, B, Gaddis. THIRD ROW: S. Burns, P. Clark, K. Watts, L. Myer, E. Murphy, J. Battershell. Page 71 SORE OCT RETNA TE ANNE RSS UPITE NRHN OHHH TNs egegeST TT BOTTOM ROW: N. Mowell, R. Crum, F, Doyle, P, Beard, D. Wilson. SECOND ROW: E. Poorman, L. Evans, B. Seigel, J, Miller, J, Kilburn. R. 1. E. A. The Robinson Industrial Educational As- sociation was organized in 1948 with its pur- pose to stimulate a high class of workmanship; to assist in guiding members into vocations which best suit their needs, interests, and abilities; to promote a higher scholastic stand- ing; and to promote recreational activities. The sponsor this year was Mr. Gene Spratt, and the president was Jerry Miller. Page 72 Seated: N. Mowell, Vice President; J. Miller, President; F. Doyle, Treasurer; P. Murray, Secretary. CE This house is one which was built by the boys who are in Building Trades. BUILDING TRADES Building trades class, under the direction of Mr. Harold Mieure, is made up of 12 stu- dents. The purpose of this class is to enable its students to have a better understanding of the skill involved in the actual building trade. Also, through this class they gain experience in such fields as plumbing, masonry, carpeniry, elec- tricity, and painting. After their experiences in these fields, they can better choose the one they would like to follow as their life’s work. BOTTOM ROW: V. Frost, F. Turnipseed, J. Ireland, D. Murphy, J, Neely, Mr, Mieure. SECOND ROW: C. Knoblett, J. Higgins, H. DeBelle, D, Rich, J. Lamb, D, McCormick, R. Lawhead, Page 73 KEY CLUB MEMBERS BOTTOM ROW: R. Ruddell, F. Doyle, W. Montgomery, R. McCord, T. Sloan, G, Wright, SECOND ROW: D. Culbertson, L. Meese, C. DeWeese, L. Dedrick, R. Bogue, J. Baker, D. Smith, R. Hyre, Mr, Foe. Key Club is a newly organized club this year at Robinson High. All the members are boys, preferably sophomores, juniors, or sen- K E Y G L U B iors. The membership this year numbered six- | teen. The objects of the club are as follows: 1. To develop initiative and leadership 2. To provide experience in living and work- ing together. t 3. To serve the school and community. i | 4. To cooperate with the school principal. 5. To prepare for useful citizenship. 6. To accept and promote the following ideals: A. To give primacy to the human and spiritual, rather than to the material values of life. B. To encourage the daily living of the Goiden Rule in all human relation- ships. aq C. To promote the adoption and the ap- : : plication of higher standards in schoi- i arship, sportsmanship, and _ social contacts. D. To develop, by precept and example, a more intelligent, aggressive, and serviceable citizenship. E. To provide a practical means to form ! enduring friendships, to render un- selfish service, and to build better ' communities. i F. To cooperate in creating and main- tain ing that sound public opinion and high idealism which makes possible E the increase of righteousness, justice, 43 ; : ve patriotism, and good will. Seated: R. pet lire J. Baker, : M71 Oh tits ey edt tes SN lieth Laer . Vice President. Standing: C. DeWeese, tion under the leadership of the sponsor, Mr. EY Treasurer; D, Smith, Secretary. Rue Foe. Page 74 DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS Students may elect to work during half of the day through their senior year. In this way, they gain experience for a job which they may follow after graduation. Seated: C. Hayes, P. Huchel, R. Ford. Standing: J, Kennedy, F. VanWinkle, H, Sparks, Mr, McDonald. Roger Ford learns to Callie Hayes sets a small cus- set type at his job at tomer’s hair at Alice Hout’s the Daily News, Beauty Shop. Jerry Kennedy while at work at the Ford Harold Sparks is employed Motor Company. at Spark’s Body Shop. NER Page 75 In Eleanor Kolter’s Beauty Shoppe, Phyllis Huchel learns hair care and styles, Frank VanWinkle, working for Mr, Bill White, is learn- ing the carpenter trade, LOE LS TL TTT IRN HE LENIN FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Robinson Chapter of F. H. A. has 80 members this year, all having qualified by hav- ing completed one semester of homemaking and having the willingness to help others. The motto ‘Toward New Horizons” ex- presses the purpose of the Future Homemakers of America. This purpose is to bring together the activities in homemaking classes and relate them to home and community life. The program of work for this year included a wiener roast which was the initiation held October 8 for new members. Previous to this, we held a picnic at the city park for all prospective members. We also served at the uptown carni- val bean supper, October 5, and made a float for the parade. Members sold mums the week before the iast home football game which was November 8. Two pepsi stands were F. H. A.’s contribution to the annual Carnival. December Santa Claus visited all F. H. A. members and their smali guests during the Christmas party. On December 21, the F. H. A. sponsored an all school dance. National F. H. A. week was the week of March 23-29, with a host of activities taking place. Seated: B. Short, President; K, Zel- lers, Vice President. Standing: S. Tohill, Secretary; L. Christine, Treasurer. JUNIOR AND SENIOR MEMBERS BOTTOM ROW: L. Meese, R. Reinoehl, J, Franklin, C, Noblitt, J. Burris, R. Stanley, M. Osborne, J: Adams, L, Steele, S, Hildebrand, S. Cantwell, E. Leonard. SECOND ROW: R. Kamplain, C. Montgomery, D. Browning, J, Lowrance, J. Franklin, D, Myles, S. Knotts, S. Tracy, S. Prout, P. Lloyd, K, Zellers, J. Battershell. THIRD ROW: S. McClure, P. Clark, J. Bond, C, Jewell, J. Elmer, Alexander, B. Short, A. McCoy, B. Smith, S, Stevenson, R. Lingafelter, S. Culver, M, Davis, K, 1 E Christine, J, Mikeworth. FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE MEMBERS BOTTOM ROW: R, Doyle, B. Beabout, F. Shedelbower, P. Antonio, M, Hayes, J. Kinney, M. Ferguson, J. Kerr, P. Rich, I Wesley, W. Miller, N. Fitts. SECOND ROW: J. Meeks D. O’Dell, A. Browning, M, Menden- hall, J. Lingafelter, C. Bennett, L, Ducharme, B. McCall, B, Leonard, M, McKee, L. Myles, C. Hightshoe, B. Skaggs, L, Snider. THIRD ROW: J. Spade, M. Newman, M. Tilton, B. Knoblett, V. Moore, R. Steele, M. Henderson, J. Rush, C. McGovern, M. Hipp, S. Griffith, P. Bailey, S. Tohill, K. Spence. 4 i A typical meeting of the F. H. A. with An annual project of the president Barbara Short presiding. F. H. A. is the pepsi stand at the all-school carnival. Page 77 ——— SAR EE RETR NATH STN: ANN ENDS ONERTETINARGRBRONANME INRA TE ae A = Each year, the Betty Crocker Homemaking test is given to each senior girl who has had at least one year of home economics. Above are some of the seniors as they answer the questions on the exams, under the supervision of Miss Glenadine Weaver. Page 78 Some of the children who are guests of the members of F. H. A. wait expectantly for Santa Claus at the Christmas party. There are many bright eyes and big smiles as Santa fin- ally arrives and distributes the gifts. F. H. A. Creed We are the Future Home- makers of America We face the future with warm courage and high hopes For we have the clear con- sciousness of seeking Old and precious values For we are the builders of homes Homes for America's future Homes where living will be the expression of everything That is good and fair Homes where truth and love and security and faith Will be realistic not dreams We are the Future Home- makers of America We face the future with warm courage and high hopes. hopes. RHS ACTIVITIES There is an annual Christmas program spon- sored each year for the students before the va- cation starts. The read- ers are J. Elmer, D. Kin- ney, S. Chronic, M. Hen- derson, and L. Sydnor. They are backed by the Mixed Chorus. A typical view of the main hall on carnival night. This year the car- nival was held on No- vember 7. The Mixed Chorus per- forming during the an- nual Thanksgiving pro- gram. Rev. Kenneth Brooks was the guest speaker this year. The Junior Varsity cheer- leaders urging their team on to victory. Each year, a turkey din- ner is shared by all stu- dents. The dinner was held this year on De- cember 20, in the school cafeteria. During Senior Career Day, some boys listen to the recruiters from the various branches of the service. RHS ACTIVITIES Page 80 The full cast of the an- nual Drama Club play. This year the club pro- duced a- melodrama, Seastaelynne, ‘for a change in pace from the regular plays. “| didn’t do nutt’in mam,’’ states L. Sydnor in her part as a hired girl. ‘Hee, hee, hee. My plan is working. The beautiful lady will be mine,” is the thought of villain, B. Ritchie, as the heroine S. Brown falls into his trap. Susie Shepard, queen of the 1957-58 Annual Carnival HT After much hard work and many anxious Ali moments, Miss Susie Shepard, senior candidate, was crowned queen of the all-school carnival by the Student Council president, Bob Kaiser. NNN SSRN ANSehANgesSnanNoH EAN ¥. Janie Kerr, freshman candidate Jane Chamblin, sophomore Barbara Highsmith, junior lI candidate candidate Page 82 sescdepsceica RD An example of the seniors’ campaign- Some of the ‘‘Senior Cuties’ in the senior style show. ing for their queen, Susie Shepard. The theme this year was a ‘‘Carribean Cruise. This was patterned after the much- : : 7 : Bublidizeds RussianisatellitesMuttnik: The Junior Sextet performing at the carnival finale. The girls are, from left to right: S$. Darnold, J. Kerins, V. One of the concessions in the cafeteria Lindsay, S. Moore, J. Paddock, and S. Hendricks. during the carnival. An annual attraction around RHS each fall is t he all-school carnival which attracts people from near and far. Highlighting the carnival is the finale, at which time the queen is crown- ed, climaxing much hard work by all the classes for their respective candidates. Shown here are some views which will be remembered always by all who attended the 1957-58 RHS carnival. The queen, Susie Shepard, escorted by the senior class president, Dave Wilkin, enter- ing the gym for her coronation. Prom night is a magical night looked for- ward to by all students, and each year it is the job of the junior class to plan and present the prom for the seniors. In 1957 the juniors choose ‘‘Moonlight and Roses”’ for their theme | and carried it out with the name written in roses on one wall against a white background. The centerpiece was a three-tiered fountain with blue lights under the falling water. Donna Sue Glenn reigned as queen of the 1957 Junior-Senior Prom. Her attendants are Deanna Starwalt, Ann McQueen, and Mary Sue Willenborg. SATO EL TA RAEN ARTN NOLEN TENE SEEN AE During the prom, some students dance, as others relax for a while and talk with their friends. Page 84 Miss Donna Sue Glenn and her court during the coro- nation at the 1957 Junior- Senior Prom. She was crowned by junior class president, Don McCrory. Some of the students ‘‘live it up’’ during a fast num- ber by the band. Music was furnished by Don Lawrence and his’ orchestra’ from Champaign. Prom night is long-remem- bered, and each moment, whether it’s spent dancing or talking, is also recalled for a long time afterwards. Mutic Time marches on—so does the RHS Band, ‘‘The Marching Maroons,’ as they strive to make our school more outstand- ing. Both the “‘Mixed Chorus’ and the ‘Girls’ Chorus’’ have also played an im- portant part in attaining this goal. Many hours of hard work have not been in vain, as shown by the recognition received by the RHS Music Department for their many activities. CONCERT BAND FRONT ROW: N. Rehm, M. Catt, M. Toliver, P. Hocking, E. Wright, S. Wright, T. Carrow, R. Harrison SECOND ROW: C. Wright, R. Aten, M. Hayden, M. Minnick, C. Alumbaugh, J. Wheeler, B, Drake, C. Hadfield, C. Bennett, P,. McGovern, L. Daron. THIRD ROW: A. Winger, A, Stantz, S. Helvie, D. Brown, J. Kerr, R. Murray, D, Miller, K, Correll, K. Carver, C. Alumbaugh, R. Musgrave. FOURTH ROW: J. Whitmer, G, Browning, D, Bailey, R. Whitmer, C. Grissom, P. DeLorme, J. Hoke, D, Lawhead, R. Ritchie J. Gower, R. Boyd, D, McKinney, R, Lathrop, Drum Major, Mr. Cauley, Director, P, Haskell, M. Had- field, L. Trout, The Robinson High School Band, under the direction of Mr. C. M. Cauley, furnished entertainment for spectators attending home football games by performing spectacular rou- tines preceding games and during halftimes. MAJORETTES The majorettes, under the leadership of head majorette, Sharon Tracy, added an extra note of attraction to the Marching Band. ey | . Mt (cl L. Sydnor, D. Snider, -P. Love, S, Tracy, head majorette, J. Haag, S. Brown, G. Kohl. Page 87 | , ROBINETTES S. Darnold, Head Robinette; S. Jones, S. Inboden, C. Helvie, B. Herrin, J, Martin, M. Davis, S. Burns, J, Coombes, D,. Cunningham, C. Bell, L. Boyd. tt The Robinettes, headed by Susie Darnold, | Pp E Pp B A N D were a picturesque group of high-steppers who | performed with the Marching Band. FRONT ROW: G. Wright, R. Musgrave, J. Whitmer, S, McGovern, L. Daron, C. Alumbaugh, R. Harrison, J, Wheeler. SECOND ROW: J. Kerr, D, Miller, K. Carver, K. Correll, C. Stantz, P. Hocking, R, Lathrop, L. Trout. THIRD ROW: R. Whitmer, L, York, R. Boyd. Rally music at pep meetings and basketball games was provided by the RHS pep band. This group consisted of select members of tie Concert Band. DANCE BAND FRONT ROW: I. Crawford, Pianist; G. Wright, R. Musgrave, J. Whitmer, C. Bennett, S., i McGovern, L. Daron. SECOND ROW: D. Miller, K. Carver, K, Correll, R. Lathrop, L. Trout, R, Whitmer. THIRD ROW: R, Boyd, C. Hadfield. Music for many school activities was supplied by the RHS Dance Band. Members of this group were selected from the Concert Band. The officers of the organizations within the Music Department have co- operated with Mr. Cauley in an effort to help the department give supreme performances. GIRLS’ CHORUS BAND MIXED CHORUS S. Brown, Librarian; C. Alum- L. Daron, Secretary; L. Trout, L. Daron, Librarian; R. Lath- baugh, Vice President; R. President;. C, Alumbaugh, POD EV Cem EeIhesS ce Tits ahs Harrison, Secretary; J. Vice President; R. Lathrop, Hoagland, President, N. Put- Wheeler, President, Librarian. nam, Secretary, Page 89 i | CONCERT BAND The Winter and Spring Concerts highlighted the year for the Concert Band. The great success of the two events was the result of many hours of hard practicing. WW CHORUS The choral group which performed at the Winter and Spring Concerts this year | ae consisted of the Girls’ Chorus and Mixed Chorus. This group also provided choral | entertainment for various other musical programs during the year. = —_ Page 90 ‘ ] RHS CHORUSES NOS SS Rie MIXED CHORUS L, Trout, Pianist; FRONT ROW: R. Moore, S. Wright, L. Meese, S, Richey, R, Mikeworth, T. Carrow, J. Fisher, J. Guyer, P. Carter, D. Harrison, SECOND ROW: Mr. Cauley, Director; S, McGovern, S, Aber- nathy, N, Putnam, J, Kerr, R. Boyd, C. Alumbaugh, V. Young, P. Haskell, D. Tracy, P. Murray, J, Hoag- land, B, Kelly, P. DeLorme, C. Hadfield, J. Watts, A. Stantz. THIRD ROW: A. Legg, R. Burks, D, Brown, B. Wright, R. Bollinger, D. Schnake, D. McCrory, R. Lathrop, G. Browning. I, Crawford, Pianist; FRONT ROW: D, Correll, P. Bailey, S. Gifford, S. Jones, C. Musgrave, B. Fancil, N. Harris, S. Neidigh, SECOND ROW: Mr. Cauley, Director; R, Harrison, S. Brown, C. Hightshoe, C. Krise, M. Flynn, B. Herrin, M, Toliver, C. Alumbaugh. THIRD ROW: B, Knoblett, C, Ritch, A. Bryan, M. GIRLS’ CHORUS Hadfield, C, Bennett, T. McIntosh, L, Uhlir, J. Whitmer, B, McCall, L. French. Page 91 vPoveyp RENN OUI ULEUSVEW i REIN NM: RMR 8 MUSICAL MOODS One of the outstanding events of the RHS Music Department is the musical production ‘‘Musical Moods.”’ This year the production fea- tured three moods: the religious mood, the Hawaiian mood, and the modern mood. A church was the setting of the religious mood. An elaborate feast was the setting of the second mood, the Hawaiian mood. The modern mood was pre- sented as a stage performance. S. Darnold, J. Brantley, T. Dennis, S, Helvie, S, Moore, S, Hendricks, M. Davis, and P. Dennis doing a modern jazz number in the Modern Mood. A scene from the Hawaiian mood includes S. Jones, S. Brown, K. Alexander, J. Coombes, and M. Flynn. Page 92 CONTEST ENTRIES The more advanced students in the mu- sic Department represent RHS at the district contest held in the early spring. Winners of this contest are eligible to participate in state ¥ Be BAND CONTESTANTS contest. This year the music department did a very fine job at contest and credited RHS with eight firsts, twenty seconds, and three thirds. atl, FRONT ROW: B. Drake, N. Rehm, M. Catt, M. Toliver, C. Hadfield. SECOND ROW: C. Alumbaugh, §. Brown, J, Whitmer, C. Stantz, C. Bennett, S. McGovern, L, Daron. THIRD ROW: E. Wright, J, Crampton, C. Alumbaugh, K. Carver, K, Correll, R, Lathrop, M. Hadfield, L, Trout. FOURTH ROW: D. Bailey, G. Wright, R. Boyd, J. Gower, P. Hocking, R, Musgrave. CHORUS CONTESTANTS FRONT ROW: L, Meese, S. McGovern, C, Hadfield, V. Young, L. Trout, L. Daron, J. Guyer, P, Carter, C, Alumbaugh, SECOND ROW: R. Mikeworth, B. Wright, R. Boyd, B. Burks, D, McCrory, G. Browning. THIRD ROW: D. Brown, R, Ritchie, R. Lathrop, R. Bollinger, J. Hougland, B. Kelly, P, Murray, _ Page 93 a BAND REHEARSAL Members of the band begin the day at RHS with a period of hard work. The band meets each morning during first period, and, in addition, rehearsals are often conducted at night. Page 94 Mr. C. M. Cauley, Director, and Ralph Lathrop, Drum Major, fre- quently discuss routines before a performance. Sports This year a sign has been placed above the door of the locker rooms. This sign reads: ‘‘Through these portals pass the finest gentlemen and the greatest ath- letes in the state of Illinois. ’ We, the stu- dents of RHS, believe this statement to be true. We are very proud of our ‘'‘Fight- ing Maroons.” Sree FRANC RRRIRERET ARSON AN RANE NNR RHF vew Ne nnayTAnnen owners FOOTBALL Coach Merle Crosby Coach Gene LeMay Coach Richard Walker Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Page 96 (a ee 222s, Mattoon nh 3 es eee ete Charleston Sule aed ee Marshall tek: at elie eae Newton 2 ak eh ees oe Noe Casey 2 ee Lawrenceville Pept sr = Garfield Get that man! 34 20 19 21 23 A7 26 45 FOOTBALL BOTTOM ROW: Coach Pullen, L, Plummer, H, Goff, B, King, G. McKee, M. Weger, J. Reavill, G. McDaniel, R. Wilson. J. Mieure, J. Miller, F, Hummel, Coach Smith. SECOND ixKOW: L, Baker, M, Correll, W. Hougland, T. Simons, D. Otey, D. Cooper, G, Rich, S. Weger, F. Roberson, R. Bennett, J. Morris, R. Ruddell, L, Beabout, N, Hippensteel, Coach LeMay, THIRD ROW: Coach Pinkstaff, Coach Conley, V. De Vlaming, D, McCoy, T. Wampler, R. Musgrave, D. Hayes, B. Dunn, R, Weger, R. Henderson, D, Tracy, P, Henry, D, Parker, E, Carpenter, J. Goff, R. Ubaudi, J. Daron, L. Ables, Coach Walker, K. Correll, and Coach Crosby. First down in Marshall game Page 97 Neen ae medintinuniataniaiauniuaiasaseucaiacnian Tanne ee nana FOOTBALL Co-Captains: J. Reavill, B. King Managers: K. Correll, V. De Vlaming Junior Varsity Football Scores Robinson’ 26s eee ae Vincennes 34 Robinsond bs Lawrenceville 13 RObINSON . | Owe eee Charleston 20 Robinsone:0 1S. ore eee Sullivan 14 Robinson 20a i eee ee Bridgeport 0O Robinsone26. 2 ce ee Effingham 14 Page 98 First Row: N. Hippensteel, B. King Second row: B. Lawry, J. Mieure Third Row: J. Miller, D. Parker Bottom row: J. Reavill, T. Simons Page 99 Coach Conan Smith Coach Gene LeMay Coach Richard Walker Page 100 BASKETBALL Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson BOTTOM ROW: K. McCall, C. Skaggs, N. Hippensteel, T. Simons, SEC- OND ROW: R, Wilson, J, Custis, J. Reavill, J. Kolter, G. Rich, J. Ireland. Hutsonville eee een Cn Grieston _._. Casey Se Ors __ Danville Schlarman Oblong Palestine _ Newton __ Albion Mt. Carmel Norris City ___ Olney Effingham Vandalia jt eee Lawrenceville Madison 105 See Alton Charleston __. Wiley _ Sullivan 42322. MY Garmel Cumberland Collinsville Bridgeport Hutsonville _______ Lawrenceville 79 34 54 a2 A7 60 60 67 58 85 73 Ss) 51 51 35 oe ay, 67 60 86 73 72 54 66 PAS Bridgeport Holiday Tourney E, I, Tourney Regionals Custis sinks a jump shot against Kolter shoots while Reavill looks on Oblong jet bat ORE IT ; SERSeaReKeeseeses SERSASRASSRAeeR RRLARAKSKKR BARTS. 2SSESRT ASRS S se SRISS Ae eesesee SRSREVSRS SALAS Rae SSSSe kee seevasess RSSTLSRSSARVARRS: Saseaaseaseeees saaaee S22ee88 asanesene aw Soe ree negeamanenremmemennmen raf First Row: J. Custis, N. Hip- 3 pensteel, J. Ireland Second row: J. Kolter, K. McCati Third row: G. Rich, J. Reavill, T. Simons Fourth row: C. Skaggs, R. Wilson Page 102 fs nr aOR ne ee BOTTOM ROW: E. Mur- phy, M. Elliott, B. Maus, D, Parker, F,. Turnipseed, L. Forbes, G. Jordan. SECOND ROW: R. Bol- nn gern Kem lVi c:Crarl Ieee Huchel, J. Seitzinger, D. Knoblett, J, Ireland, R. Cooper, J. Baker, B-TEAM BASKETBALL SCORES Robinson Hutsonville Robinson Charleston Robinson __ Casey Robinson Paris Robinson Danville Schlarman Robinson eee, Oblong Robinson Palestine Robinson Robinson Robinson : Effingham Robinson Vandalia Robinson Lawrenceville Robinson Robinson Madison Robinson Alton Robinson Sullivan Robinson Mt. Carmel Robinson Cumberland Robinson _ Collinsville Robinson Bridgeport Page 103 BOTTOM ROW: G. McKee, N,. Hippensteel, R. Wilson, J. Reavill, S. Weger, F. Hummel, T. Simons, SECOND ROW: D, Woodard, J. Mieure, M. Weger, D. Parker, R. Crampton, J. Goff, W. Rich. THIRD ROW: D. Knoblett, L, Plummer, G. Rich, D. Cooper, J, Kolter, J, Custis, D, Wilkin, C, Skaggs, B. King. LETTERMAN ’S CLUB Letterman's Club Officers Sitting: G. Rich, President; S. Weger, Vice President. Standing: J. Reavill, Secretary; T. Simons, Treasurer. Page 104 SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS Rich hits against Oblong Although the Maroons closed the season with a 9-17 record, they showed determination and fighting spirit everytime they appeared on the floor. This is what it takes to make a good team. “‘Small but Mighty!” Roberson passes against Garfield Page 105 Our cheerleaders have given much encourage- ment to our ‘‘Fighting Maroons” throughout the year. Varsity | Cheerleaders J. Kerins G. Pease M. Guyer S.. Shepard JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS C. Musgrave, B. Herrin, C. Helvie, S, Cochran, Page 106 7th 8th GRADE DOROTHY BRADBURY MacMurray College Ba: Physical Education Pep Club, and Cheerleaders JUNIA GILL Indiana State Teachers College B. A, Language Arts Student Council MAX LESLIE Southern Illinois State College B. A. Language Arts PHYLLIS JANE MARSHALL Indiana State Teachers College Bas: Home Economics Junior F, H, A. CAROL PULLEN Eastern Illinois State College M. S, Physical Education Junior High Basketball Team IDA MARIE SCHRAUT Eastern Illinois State College B. A. Degree Mathematics RICHARD WALKER Eastern Illinois State College By Sy Science and Geography Freshman-Sophomore Football and Basketball Teams ROBERT ORR Indiana State Teachers College Bigs. Mathematics Seventh and Eighth Grade Dean ADALINE OXLEY Eastern Illinois State College IB} pst Language Arts LORNA SELIGMAN University of Illinois BA. Language Arts MARY HELEN WELTON University of Wisconsin B, A. Degree English Page 107 et TEPPER ENTERED MRS, BRADBURY’S 7TH GRADE BOTTOM ROW: A. Turpin, G. Crampton, P, McCormick, C, Reinoehl, L. Devore, R. Bush, T. Berry, R. Beabout, J. Barnbrook, SECOND ROW: R. Legg, L. Mikeworth, I. Menden- hall, J. Walters, D. Miller, S, Hightshoe, D, Skidmore, R. Smith, N. Garrard, M. Miller. THIRD ROW: H. Jewell, W. Waggoner, J. Coddington, I, Meyers, B. Taylor, J. Mont- gomery, B, Leonard, R. Utley, N. Provines, R. Cunningham, C, Catt. : MRS, GILL’S 8TH GRADE BOTTOM ROW: J. Owen, J. Wright, P. Breen, L. Smith, R. Mikeworth, S. Tuttle, R. Meeks, J. Hayse, R. Walters, F, Osborn. SECOND ROW: E, Frost, J. Jourdan, V. Watts, J. Correll, R. Fuller, G, Dennis, M, Swartz, D. Mendenhall, E. Clark, A. Johnston, THIRD ROW: W. Griswold, N. Brotherton, S. Richards, F. Smith, J. Beard, J, Baird, B. Crozier, J, Quinn, A. Johnson, S. Lorance, G. Abernathy. Page 108 MR. LESLIE’S 7TH GRADE BOTTOM ROW: S. Sanders, W. Tracy, M. Kachner, T. Towell, K. Spade, I. Stewart, R. Myers, R, Pritts, SECOND ROW: O. Bowen, J. Schnake, S. Dart, P. Osborne, D. Palmer, G, Hill, D. Musgrave, J. Graves, D. Miller, L. Baud. THIRD ROW: R, White, R. Stephens, S. Grissom, B, Knoblett, L. Kamplain, E. Meese, M. Wesley, J. Chapman, J. Warner, B. Osborn, R. Shedelbower, | MRS. MARSHALL’S 8TH GRADE BOTTOM ROW: D. Parker, C. Miller, A, McIntosh, J, Culbertson, M. Price, J. Beard. SECOND ROW: J. Shields, F. Garrard, C, Connett, B. Huchel, J, Hall, D. Biggs. Page 109 MRS. OXLEY’S 8TH GRADE BOTTOM ROW: M. Connor, C. Sisil, S, Knoblett, D, McKeighan, L. Patten, J. Trimble, D. Brubaker. SECOND ROW: L., Culp, J, Dollahan, C. Newlin, B. Burress, L, Mett, J. Mc- Laughlin, W. Wiman, P, Newman. THIRD ROW: P. Lathrop, H, Moore, A, Bonesteel, P. Hawkins, J. Meese, D. Welker, F. Jewell, S, Reinoehl. MRS. SELIGMAN’S 8TH GRADE BOTTOM ROW: E. Pritts, P. Rich, E. Cornwell, S$, Maxwell, C. Barnbrook, J. Williams. SECOND ROW: §S. Stanley, F. Gatton, J, Dunlap, J, Davis, B. Watson, O. O’Dell, W. Van- Winkle. THIRD ROW: M. Pruitt, L. Mendenhall, E, Crouch, R, Leonard, L. Martin, N. Biggs, L. Mickey. Page 110 MRS. WELTON’S 7TH GRADE BOTTOM ROW: S. Watts, L, Hoagland, H. Osborn, C. Bailey, E. Kinney, S. Hightshoe, J. Rich, H, Allison, B. Pritts, J. Sutfin. SECOND ROW: A, Stantz, J, Sheese, M. Pritchard, L, Metheny, S; Neidigh, B. Franklin, J, Kilburn, C. Culp F. Wademan, I. Allison, THIRD ‘ ROW: R. Weck, M. Miller, J. Pritchard, M. Patterson, L. McCormick, L. Walters, C. Graham, R, Allison, C, Shafer, L. Lamb, C. Plummer, S. Fitts, W. Hess. MR. WILSON’S 7TH GRADE BOTTOM ROW: J. Wilson, K. Tilton, D. Whittinghill, S. Custis, J. Mullins, S. Rodrick; D, Lawhead, B, Dennis, D. Frost, W. Ritch. SECOND ROW: M. McGovern, C. Slick, S. Brown, C, Inboden, P. Tuttle, D, Fritchie, R. Maus, R. Jones, G, Rodgers, N. Harper. THIRD ROW: M. McWhirter, A. Darnold, C. Love, C. Crebs, S. Sparks, E. Young, M. Baxter, A, Welton, B. Wilson, L, Faught, J. Jones. Page 111 ee a eee ee STUDENT COUNCIL The Junior High Student Council has been organized for four years. Under the direction of Mrs. Junia Gill, they have sponsored activities for the Seventh and Eighth Graders. They sell refreshments at the basketball games to earn money to buy a gift tor the Seventh and Eight Grade. They decorate the bulletin board in the Seventh and Eighth Grade Section. The Christmas dance which they sponsored this year was very nice. BOTTOM FOW: C. Koopmann, W, Tracy, D, Miller, J. Suifin. SECOND ROW: D, Whit- tinghill, R. Bush, K. Tilton, F, Frost, M. Cardinal, P. Graves, D, Fritchie. THIRD ROW: R. Floyd, M. Tennis, J, Morrow, J. Jones, Mrs. Gill, L, Tohill, B, Daron, D. VanTreese B. Stepp, A. Johnston. ae ; BOTTOM ROW: M., Baxter, G, Love. L. Faught, J. Jones, Editors. SECOND ROW: N. Harper, V. Swinger, K. Tilton, D. Frost, S, Rodrick, S. Custis, D. Whittinghill, M, Shepard, C, Inboden, THIRD ROW: M. McGovern, B. Fenton, M, Culver, M. McWhirter, A. Dar- nold, A. Welton, C. Slick, Mr. Wilson, B, Wilson, S. Sparks, S. Brown, C. Crebs, J, Mor- row, P. Lathrop, G, Rodgers, D. Stout. NEWSPAPER STAFF This year, the Junior High Journalism staff was organized to publish news of Junior High activities. The members of the staff have assisted in publishing seven in- sert pages covering all Junior High activities. The purpose of the staff is to afford Junior High students the opportunity to learn all phases of journalism; to publish a one page insert in alternate editions of the Senior High paper. Under the direction of Mr. Jock Wilson, the thirty members of the staff did a fine job. Page 112 BAND BOTTOM ROW: L. Mullins, J. Schuch, I, Stahl, P. Kerr, R. Bush, B, Cody, I. Carrow, K. Johnson, J. Paddock, M. Shepard, D. Holmes, B. Sempsrote, R. Cornwell, T. Burns, R, Bell, D, Rosenfield, J. McCoy D2 Dix Ds Smith. M. Mitchell, J. Frauli. SECOND ROW: D. Graves, P. Swinger, N, Staley, I. Holmes, M. Tennis, J. Morrow, D. Garrard, M. Burress, M, Ridenour, L, Pully, F. McDaniel, C. McKee, A, Bline, C. Germann, C. Koopmann, N. Tracy, R. Fox, C. West, D. Hayden, THIRD ROW: C. Beeman, D. Bahr, D, Beabout, D. Stout, B. Fenton, M. Culver, M. Cardinal, P. Phillippe, K. Fenton, L. Cra vens, J, Payne, L, Tohill, R. Floyd, B. Daron, D, Van Treese, I. Batman, D. Drake, B. Antonio, F. McWhirter, B. Stepp, P. Graves, B, Carr, A. Moore, L, Cornwell, F. Leach. The Junior High School Band participated in many activities this year. They marched ai two home football games, and the Pep Band played at the home basketball games. The band presented two very fine performances at their Spring and Fall Concerts. Our band per- formed for large audiences when they marched BASKETBALL TEAM in the Robinson Fall Festival Parade, and in the Palestine Labor Day Parade. The band par- ticipated in the Crawford County Band and Choral Festival, which was a very successful event. As a climax to the year’s work, they went to band contest, where they did excep- tionally well. BOTTOM ROW: S. Neidigh, R. Maus, C. West, C, Koop- mann, W. Tracy, J. Graves, J, Beard, G. Dennis, D. Miller, D. Rosenfield, SECOND ROW: D. Lawhead, Manager, D. fritchie, P, Graves, P, Lathrop, V. Watts, Coach Pullen, C. Germann, F. Wiman, R. Floyd, B. Watson, F, Gatton, D, Frost. THIRD ROW: H. Jewell, M, Baxter, R. Randolph, J. Baird, B. Huchel, J. Hall, A, Johnson, L, Mickey, D, Van Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson HEAVYWEIGHTS Palestine Newton Sullivan Paris Lawrenceville Oblong Sullivan Newton Palestine Robinson Robinson Robinson Lawrenceville SECTIONAL TOURNEY Robinson : Effingham 2 Robinson Casey Robinson pa we eee a Greenup Robinson eee eee ee D1 Prairie LIGHTWEIGHTS CHEERLEADERS . Faught, M, Shepard, E, Frost, D. Palmer Page 113 Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Palestine Newton Sullivan Paris’ Lawrenceville ; Oblong Sullivan Newton Palestine ptt oe tae Oblong Paris Lawrenceville SECTIONAL TOURNEY Oblong SENIOR INDEX ACORD, DON LD st PS ALUMBAUGH, CONNIE Drama Clupsise2 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Civics Club 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4 Chorus 4 Flower Committee 1 ReSH Ar Lone Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Musical Moods 4 ALEXANDER, KAY Latin Club 1, 2 BS Fe eAGr4 Gr ARAL ote: Band) lz Pep Clubrl, 2) 3,4 Drama, Clube 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2) 3, 4 Junior Musical Prom Entertainment 2 Civics Club 4 Musical Moods 2, 3, 4 , 4 BARRETT, ALAN Drama Club 1 Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 1, 2, 3 Band 1 Newspaper Staff 3 Junior Musical Civics Club 4 BOGUE, RODNEY Basketball 1, 2 Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 4 Key Club 4 atin’ Clubman Civics Club 4 BOYD, DICK Science Club 1 Football 1 BURRIS, JOANNE Byer Ace eee. Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Program Chairman 4 Pep Club 4 Student Council Committee 2 CARPENTER, JOHN F. F, A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3 CHAPMAN, BEVERLY POH S As 22,3 G ASA 3 Newspaper Staff 3, 4 Librarian 2, 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2 Page 114 CLARK, PEARL ‘EAD ee ing aan Art Club 2 BL HeAwl COLLIFLOWER, SUE ELLEN Flower Committee 1 Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Pepe Clubela2 eon’ Secretary of Class 2 Class Treasurer 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 Student Council 4 Senior Class Play Prom Server 2 COLLINS, RONALD BY Ee Al oat. Civics Club 4 Track 2 CONRAD, KAREN Chorus ela2io Tri-Hi-Y 4 Junior Musical 3 Musical Moods 2 CULBERTSON, DONALD Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Career Day Committee 4 Civics Club 4 CUSTIS, JERRY Newspaper 2, 3, 4 Science Club 1, 2, 3 Latin, Club 1; 2 Hi-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 4 Lettermen’s Club 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 ‘Tracks L203 Vice President of Class 1 Quill and Scroll 4 Junior Musical Boy’s State 3 DARON, LYNDA Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4, Editor 3, 4 Quill and Scroll 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, President 2 Secretary of Class 3 Student Council 1, 4 Latins Cliab ll u2 3 Peps Club ts, 2730 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 3, 4 Musical Moods 2, 3, 4 Junior Musical Prom Server 2, 3 D. A. R, Award 4 Carnival Finale 2, 3, 4 DEDRICK, LARRY Science Club 3 Key Club 4 Civics Club 4 Musical 1 DEWEESE, CHARLES Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Business Manager 4 Football 1 Latin. Club: 17°2)°3- Science Club 3, 4 Key Club 4, Treasurer 4 Boy’s State 3 Quill and Scroll 4 DOYLE, - FLOYD Latin Club 1, 2 Spanish Club 3 Drama Club 2, 3, 4 RIEA 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4 Key Club 4 Thespians 3, 4, Vice President 4 Football 1, 2 Track 2 Drama Club Play 1, 3 EATON, JACK NM es es CANE Se! FISHER, JIM Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Drama Club Play 2, 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Chorus sie2.s004 Track 1 Science Club 1, 2 Latin Club 1, 2 Speech Contest 3 Class Play 4 Lawrenceville Exchange 1 Musical 1 FOOTE, DAVID Football 1 Latin Club 1 Civies Club 4 GATTON, DON Football 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2 GERMAN, CHARLES Bee AMM. 2 304 Pep Club 1 GUYER, JOENE Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4 Thespians 3, 4 Robinillo Staff 3, 4 Newspaper 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3 Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1, 2 Girl’s State 3 Latin Club 1, 2 Pep ‘Club 15.2; 3, 4 TrisHi-¥ -2,.3; 4 Civics Club 4 Junior Musical Class Play 4 Page 115 GUYER, MARIE Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4 Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Head 4 Junior Varsity Cheerleader 2 Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4 Thespian 4 Lally: val! Creal wl eo ona OLicer oS Tri-Hi-Y 2 Civics Club 4 Junior Musical Deck Council 3 Musical Moods 4 Carnival Finale 3 Prom Entertainment 2 HARPER, JOE Newspaper Staff 2, 3, Editor 3 Quill and Scroll 3, 4 HisyYe tee. 4! Latin Club 1, 2, President 2 Pep Club 4 Science Club 4 Class Vice President 4 Honorary Usher 3 Senior Play 4 Basketball 1 Boy’s State 3 HARRISON, ROSANNE Latin Club 1 Drama Club 1 Pep Club 1, 3 Traffic Committee 1 Flower Committee 3 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, President 3, 4 Student Council 3, 4, Secretary 4 Oe et Tay Newspaper Staff 3, 4 Junior Musical Musical Moods 3, 4 Band ee eo 4. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 HIGHTSHOE, JEANETTE GAT AS 12553 1h ANS le ee a Trisha Yo, tou Chorus 1 HILDEBRAND, SHARON Meee Awe one. Latin Club 1 HOAGLAND, JERRY Band 3 Chorus 2, 3, 4, President 4 Student Council Committee 4 Junior Musical HOAGLAND, BOB Football 2 Basketball 1, 2 Hiey e204 Spanish Club 3 Science Club 3 Chorus 3 Junior Musical Senior Class Play Civics Club 4 HOUGLAND, WHAYNE Eli Ye le oa 4: Football 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2 Civics Club 4 Spanish Club 1 Pep Club 1, 3, 4 JOHNSON, MYRNA ie Yee tot Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 G, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4 Latin Club 1, 2 KAISER, ROBERT Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3 Drama Club 2 Pep Club 4 Speech Club 3 Basketball 1 Junior Musical Class Play 4 Boy’s State 3 Honorary Usher 3 Newspaper 3 Class Officer 3 Class President 1 KAMPLAIN, ROSE MARIE Lek eee Oe Robinillo Staff 3, 4 Art Club 4 KILBURN, JACK Football 2 Junior Musical 3 Student Council 2 Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 1 RIEA 4 KNAPP, LAIRD He Hy A se er KNOTTS, SANDRA MILLER Band 1552 BHA ls KOHL, ERNEST Hi=Y 92.03, 4: Science Club 3, 4 Spanish Club 3 Pep Club 4 Junior Musical 3 LANDSBAUM, BERNARD Spanish Club 1, 2 Science Club 2, 3, 4 Football 1 Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4 Annual 3, 4 Basketball Manager 1 Page 116 LEONARD, EMELLA Pep Club 1 Drama Club 1 Tri-Hi-Y 3 opr eA. on: G. Ay A, 1 Student Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4 LINGAFELTER, BONITA Latin Club 1, 2, 3 | Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3 : Pep Club 2 | Civics Club 4 | LLOYD, PHYLLIS | FH. A. 12,3, 4 | Tri-Hi-Y 2 Go Ate Aaele 2, | Librarian 2, 3, 4 | Latin 1 LORANCE, LINDA Tri-Hi-Y 4 Art Club 4 Junior Musical Chorus) £ 2,3 Musical Moods 2 Civics Club 4 McCLURE, SARAH Eee AN ee oe Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Civics Club 4 McCORD, MARY Latin Club 1, 2 Drama, Clubsig 2 Tri-Hi-Ye2s3.4 Robinillo Staff, 3, 4, Editor 4 Senior Class Play Honorary Usher 3 Civics Club 4 Flower Committee 1 Assembly Committee 3 Librarian 2, 3, 4 McCOY, ANN Cero, wale I: Ee HAS eon: Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Clube 2a304 risa veor ows: igatin, Clubels 2 Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4 Musical Moods 4 Prom Entertainment 2 Civics Club 4 McCOY, RONALD Scien ce Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4 Pep Club 4 Civics Club Chairman 4 Latins Clubeiiee Hi-Y 4 Senior Class Play Robinillo Staff 3, 4, Editor 4 Boy’s State 3 Band 1, 2 Musical Moods 1, 2 Honorary Usher 3 McCRORY, DONALD Class President 3 Hi-Y 3, 4, President 4 Boy’s State 3 Student Council 3, 4 Newspaper Staff, 1, 2, 3, 4 Quill and Scroll 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2 Pep Club 4 Science Club 2 Junior Musical Musical 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 4 Honorary Usher 3 McINTOSH, PATRICK Hi-Y 1 Basketball 1 Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3 Drama Club Play 3 Speech Contestant 1, 2, 3, 4 Thespians 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 1, 2 Science Club 2, 3, 4, President 4 Civics Club 4 Honorary Usher 3 Student Council 3, 4 Quill and Scroll 4 MEESE, LEROY Football 1 Civies Club 4 Key Club 4 Art Club 4 MIKEWORTH, JUDY Er Ar ge ee 2.) Sa Drama Club 2, 3 Pep Club 2, 3 MILLER, JACK RIEA 2, 3 MOORE, SARAH Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4 Thespians 3, 4 Ga AR Aes 2 5 Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4 Robinillo Staff 3, 4 Junior Musical Student Director Pep Club bo 220,-4 Latin Club; 2 Prom Server 2 Senior Class Play Musical Moods 4 Career Day Committee 4 Civics Club 4 Quill and Scroll 4 MOWELL, NEIL Hi-Y 3, 4 Civics Club 4 RibAy 1 22 53.4 Band 1 MURRAY, PAUL Band 1, 2, 3 PR Age lec? os 4 Track 1 Civics Club 4 Page 117 MURRAY, PHILLIP Chorus 1, 2, 4 Hohe Avtl, apo. 4 RIEA 3, 4 Junior Musical Musical Moods MYER, LARRY EEA 23, 4 Officer: 3 Art Club 3, 4, Vice President 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 MYLES, DOROTHY (Transfer From Palestine) Rae lieeA a bees Chorus 1 Pep Club 1 Student Council 1 NOBLITT, CHLOE Carnival Queen Candidate 1 Prom Entertainment 2 Chorus ise2 Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1 Hat AL oe A Tri-Hi-Y 3 Drama Club 2, 3, 4 Class Play 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Secretary of Class 4 Career Day Committee 4 Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3 PLUMMER, JERRY We As) 2 oes Basketball 1 Football 1, 2 PROUT, SHEILA Drama Club 1, 2, 3 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Ee Ame ae Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 1 Robinettes 3 Prom Server 2 PUTNAM, NORMA Latin Club 2 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 Junior Musical Drama Club 2 Pep Club 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4 ESCH SAS 3 Civics Club 4 Musical Moods 3, 4 RUDDLE, SUE Latin Club 1 Drama Club 1, 2, 4 Drama Club Play 2 Prom Server 2 Civics Club 4 RICH, OKEY Hi-Y 3,4 Science Club 3 Civics Club 4 Pep Club 4 Basketball 1, 2 Football 1 Track 1 SHACKELFORD, RUTH Drama Club 1 Latin Club 17253 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 SHEDELBOWER, BETTY Art Club 4 SHEPARD, SUSIE Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1 Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Quill and Scroll 2, 3, 4 Student Council 1, 2, 3 Honorary Usher 3 Carnival Queen 4 Class Secretary-Treasurer 1 Class President 2 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Pep Clube23..4 Senior Class Play Prom Server 2 Drama Club 1 4 ’ SHORT, BARBARA FH, All, 2,3, 4..President: 4 Tatin, Mabie 2 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3 Prom Server 2 Student Council 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 SMITH, BEVERLY 1 eter e eek PR at: Latin Club 1, 2 Spanish Club 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 Student Council 4 Robinillo Staff 4 Drama Club 1, 2 SNIDER, RUBY Pen Aye SNODGRASS, ALICE GeeAG AS Ie ores. Band elin2.nc Science Club 2, 3, 4 Art Club 3, 4, Secretary 3 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 , Pep; Clubi2Zy 3,4 STANLEY, RAEDENE EO H Ald. 2)3;°4. President, 3 Dramas Glup i220, 64 Thespians 4 : Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2 Latin Club 1, 2 Newspaper Staff, 2, 3, 4 Robinillo Staff 4 Band 1, 2, 3 Pep Club 1,2) 3) 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Senior Class Play Drama Club Play 2 Prom Server 2 Civics Club 4, Secretary- Treasurer 4 STEELE, LOIS Ee Ange a core Drama Club 1, 2 Tri-Hi-Y 2 Chorus 1 Junior Musical STEVENSON, SHARON He dee, Pater tha oR Me: TEDFORD, JOAN Drama Club 1 Pere Atl ae Latin Club 2, 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 Civics Club 4 Honorary Usher 3 TENNIS, JERRY Basketball 1, 2 Prom Server 2 Drama Club Play 3 THOMPSON, LOIS Latin Club 1, 2 Drama Club 1 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Robinillo Staff 4 Newspaper 3, 4 Spanish Club 3, 4, President 4 Junior Musical Student Director Honorary Usher 3 TRACY, SHARON Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4 Latin Club 1, 2, 3 Majorette 2, 3, 4, Head 4 Drama Club 1, 2 Class Play 4 Musical Moods 4 EH, Ame Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4 Prom Server 2 Quill and Scroll 4 WEGER, MAX Tracks 2a. Basketball 1, 2, 3 Football 2, 3, 4 Lettermen’s Club 2, 3, 4 Science Club 3 Ishiand wah ets Musical Moods 3, 4 Senior Play Prom Server 2 WEGER, STEPHEN Lettermen’s Club, 3, 4, Vice President 4 Newspaper Staff 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 EracCiknaccs Basketball 2 Science Club 2, 3, 4 Basketball Manager 4 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Page 118 WESNER, JOE WILKIN, DAVE | DN Was at | Football 1, 2, 3 Civics Club 4 Student Council, 2, 4 Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 1, 2 WHEELER, JUANITA Senior Class Play Lettermen’s Club 3, 4 Newspaper Staff, 2, 3, 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, 4 WILKINS, SHIRLEY Bando. 2 3.4 Junior Musical (Transfer from Oblong) GAA 2834 G. A, A. l Chorus 4, President 4 Ly lle Prom Server 2 EatingClap 1, 2.53 Drama Club 1, 2 YOUNG, VICKI Peps Clube les2so Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3 Tri-Hi-Y 3 WHIPKEY, DONNA Thespians 3, 4 Chorustiy2 3.4 eee Le Age oro Latin Club 1 Tri-Hi-Y 2 Pep Club 1 Junior Musical Class Play 4 WHITMER, RICHARD Drama Club Play 2, 4 Musical Moods 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2 Prom Server 2 Banda laa sos 4 Band 1, 2 Music Contest 2, 3, 4 Civics Club 4 Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 1 Civics Club 4 ZELLARS, KAYE Musical Moods 2, 3 G, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4 F, H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4 WHITTEN, JOAN Tri-Hi-Y 2 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4, Assoc. Treasurer 4 Editor 4 Class Treasurer 2 Quill and Scroll 3, 4, President 4 Prom Server 2 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3 atmeCluby lees Drama Club 1, 2 Bang ine2.o Junior Musical Prom Server 2 Honorary Usher 3 Page 119 INDEX SA Abels, Larry 41, 97 Abernathy, Susan 35, 91 Acord, Don 23 Adams, Pat 47, 63 Adams, Patricia 35, 62, 64, 68 Adams, Shirley 35, 59, 60, 62, 64, 68 Adams, Sue 35 Adams, Janice 35, 61, 76 Adams, Jeanne 41, 61 Adams, LeRoy 23 Albert, Larry 47, 63 Alexander, Carole Kay 23, 62, 76, 77, 92 Alexander, Pat 41, 64, 68, 69 Alumbaugh, Carolyn 35, 59, 87, 89, 91 Alumbaugh, Connie 23, 62, 64, 87, 89, 91, 93 Antonio, Phyllis 47, 60, 76, 77 Aten, Rebecca Ann 47, 60, 65, 68, 69, 87 ok te Bahr, Donna 35, 62 Bahr, David 47, 70 Bahr, Eddie 41 Bailey, Danny 47, 87, 93 Bailey, Joyce 47, 60, 68, 69 Bailey Pauletta 41, 77, 91 Baker, Evelyn 47 Baker, John 35, 58, 59, 63, 74, 103 Baker, Lyle 35, 63, 97 Barrett, Alan 23, 59, 63 Batman, Stanley 41, 70 Battershell, John 41, 70 Battershell, Judith 35, 62, 71, 76 Baud, Lois 47 Baxter, Pat 41, 69 Bayes, Rita 41 Beabout, Larry 35, 70, 97 Beabout, Rebecca 47, 77 Beard, Jackie 47 Beard, Paul 23, 71, 72 Bell, Caroline 41, 68, 69, 71 Bennett, Carol Sue 47, 62, 69, 77, 87, 89, 91, 93 Bennett, Janet 65 Bennett, Janice 47, 65 Bennett, Ronnie 41, 97 Birch, James 47 Birch, Trudy 47 Blair, Alan 35, 70 Bogue, Rodney 23, 63, 67, 74 Bollinger, Richard 47, 61, 91, 93, 103 Bond, Joyce 35, 62, 76 Bonesteel, Beverly 41 Boyd, Lana 35, 64, 68 Boyd, Richard F. 35, 60, 87, 89, 93 Boyd, Richard G, 23, 59, 88, 91 Boyd, Robert 35 Boyles, Donna 41 Boyles, Oscar 23 Bradbury, Nancy 41 Branson, Garry Lee 41, 63 Branson, Jerry 47 Page 120 Brantley, Joyce 35, 54, 60, 62, 64, 65, 68, 92 Brown, Dennis 41, 61, 87, 91, 93 Brown, Jerry 41 Brown, John O. 41. 63 Brown, Sharon 41, 62, 65, 68, 81, 87, 89, 91, 92, 93 Browning, Annette 47, 65, 77 Browning, Dorothy 35, 64, 76 Browning, Gordon 35, 87, 91, 93 Bryan, Anita 47, 62, 68, 91 Burks, Robert 35, 91, 93 Burns, Shirley 47, 57, 68, 71, 88 Burris, Phyllis J. 23, 62, 68, 76 Burris, Shirley A. 60, 68 Bush, Earlene 35, 64 ca gM Carpenter, Edward 41, 70, 97 Carpenter, John 23, 70 Carrow, Tom 47, 87, 91 Carter, Karen 47, 61 Carter, Patty Ann 35, 62, 68, 91, 93 Carter, Tommy 35 Carver, Kenton 47, 57, 68, 87, 88, 89, 93 Cary, Norman 35 Catt, Kenneth 35, 63 Catt, Mary 41, 59, 60, 87, 93 Chamblin, Nita Jane 40, 41, 56, 71, 82 Chapman, Beverly J. 23, 59 Chilcote, Paul M, 47 Christine, Lois 35, 62, 74, 76 Christine, Louise 41 Chronic, Sandra 62, 64, 68, 79 Clark, Alma 41, 69 Clark, Pearl 23) 19 16 Clark, Bill 47 Clements, Jack 41, 67 Cochran, Sherry 47, 59, 68, 106 Coddington, Mary Kay 35, 56, 62, 64, 68 Colliflower, Sue Ellen 23, 24, 56, 62, 64, 68 Collins, Ronnie 24, 70 Connours, Jack 47, 60 Conrad, Karen 24, 62 Cooley, Judy 47, 60 Coombes, Judy 41, 68, 88, 92 Cooper, Don 24, 63, 68, 97, 104 Cooper, Ronnie 41, 103 Cornwell, Virgil 47 Correll, Alyce 47, 60, 68 Correll, Mervyn 41, 97 Correll, Dana 41, 67, 91 Correll) Keith B, 47, 63, 7,-88; 89) 93; 97, 98 Correll, Sondra 35, 69 Coward, Neil B, 47 Cox, Bob 41, 60 Crampton, Judith A, 47, 60, 62, 55, 69, 93 Crampton, Roger 41, 104 Crawford, Irene 35, 64, 66, 89, 91 Crum, Ella Ruth 47 Crum, Raymond E. 47, 72 Culbertson, Don 24, 67, 74 Culp, Marlin 47, 67 Culver, Shirley 35, 60, 64, 76 Cummins, Sandra L, 41 Cunningham, Donna 41, 69, 88 Currie, Lyla 41 Custis, Jerry 25, 58, 59, 63, 67, 68, 100, 101, 104 a5 pe Darnold, Charles 41 Darnold, David 35, 63, 68 Darnold, LaDonna 42 Darnold, Susie 35, 56, 64, 65, 68, 69, : 88, 92 Daron Jack 42, 60, 97 Daron, Steve 42, 60, 67 Daron, Lynda 25, 33, 56, 58, 88, 89, 93 Dart, Judith M. 47, 60, 68 Davis, Connie 47, 62, 68 Davis, Maralie 35 ,57, 64, 65, 92 DeBelle, Harry 25 Decker, Lana E. 42 Dedrick, Larry 24, 67, 74 DeLorme, Phillip 35, 54, 61, 87, 91 Demarois, Larry 36 Dennis, Larry 42, 71 Dennis, Pam 35, 60, 64, 65, 68, 92 Dennis, Tam 35, 60, 62, 64, 65, 68, 92 DeVlaming, Victor 46, 48, 63, 97, 98 DeVore, Wallace 42 DeWeese, Charles 24, 58, 59, 67, 68, 74 Dix, Ronnie 36, 70 Dollahan Judith 36, 62, 67 Dollahan, Wayne 42 Doyle, Floyd 24, 64, 66, 72, 74 Doyle, Roberta 48, 65, 77 Drake, Barbara 36, 59, 60, 62, 64, 68, 87, 93 Draper, Frank 42, 70 Ducey, Steve 48 Ducharme, Linda 42, 77 Ducharme, Ronnie 48 Dunlap, Carole 48 Dunlap, Helen F. 60 Dunlap, Leo Jim 42, 71 Dunlap, Keith 48 Dunlap, Larae 42 Dunn, Bob 42, 97 $28 je Eaton, Jack 24, 70 Elliott, Michael W. 40, 42, 56, 57, 59, 60, 103 Elmer, Hazel 42, 60, 65, 67, 68 Elmer, Joyce 36, 60, 62, 64, 68, 69, 76, 79 Evans, Leonard 36, 72 Ses Faith, Barbara Sue 36 Faith, Sandra 48, 56 Fancil, Beverly 48, 57, 60 Farrer, Robert J, 48, 57, 60 Faught, Bill 48, 61 Faught, Wayne 36 Ferguson, Mary A. 48, 64, 68, 77 Fisher, James 24, 64, 91 Page 121 Fitts, Larry 48 Fitts, Sara Nadine 42, 77 Fitts, Linda 48 Flynn, Ann 59, 62, 64 Floyd, Janice 42, 61, 62, 69 Flynn, Molly 48, 60, 62, 65, 68, 91, 92 Foote, David 25 Forbes Lawrence 42, 103 Ford, Roger 25 Fox, Barbara 42, 60, 65, 68 Franklin, Jo Ann 25, 69, 76 Franklin, Joyce 24, 69, 76 Franklin, John 42 Freeman, Phillip 36, 67, 70 Freeman, Vernon 48 French, Lynn 62, 91 Frost, John 42 Frost, Sue 42 Frost, Virgil 24, 73 Frost, Virginia L. 42 Fry, Steve 42 Frye, Robert 48, 60, 67 Fuller, Bill 48, 60 pig TRS Gaddis, Robert 42, 71 Garrard, Clayton 48 Gatton, Charles 24 Gatton, Don 24 German, Charles 24, 68, 70 Gifford, Sharon 48, 65, 68, 69, 91 Gilliatt, Carolyn 36, 62, 68, 69 Goff, John 42, 97, 104 Goff, Harley 42, 97 Goodwin, David 48 Gould, Bruce 36, 56, 58, 59, 63, 68 Gower Judy 48, 60, 67, 69, 87, 93 Gower, Rebecca 42, 60, 68, 69 Gower, Ronnie 48 Gower, William 48 Griffith, Sue 77 Grissom, Connie 42, 69, 87 Guyer, Joene 25, 54, 59, 62, 64, 66, 68, 91, 93 Guyer, Marie 25, 64, 66, 68, 106 ay se Haag, Janet 40, 42, 56, 87 Hadfield, Carolyn 36, 59, 62, 87, 89, 91, 93 Hadfield, Martha 48, 62, 65, 87, 91, 93 Hanley, Carol 48 Harper, Joseph 23, 25, 54, 63, 67, 68 Harris, Norma 48, 68, 69, 91 Harrison, Dora Ann 36, 60, 62, 91 Harrison, Rosanne 56, 57, 59, 62, 69, 87, 88, 89, 91 Haskell, Philip. 48, 59, 60, 67, 87, 91 Haught, Richard 42, 70 Hayden, Mary 36, 62, 67, 68, 69, 77, 87 Hayes, Callie 25, 75 Hayes, Mary Jane 48, 60, 65, 69, 76 Hayes, Cecil Bob 36 Hayes, David 48, 97 Hayes, Judi 48 Hays, Susan 48, 60, 65, 68, 69 Hayse, Yvonne 42, 60 Helvie, Connie 42, 60, 68, 69, 88, 106 Helvie, Sara 64, 68, 69, 87, 92 Henderson, Steve 36, 70 Henderson, Marjorie 42, 61, 65, 77, 79 Henderson, Ronnie 48, 97 Hendricks, Sandra 36, 64, 68, 69, 83, 92 Henry, Patrick 42, 60, 97 Herrin, Bobbie 48, 68, 88, 91, 106 Higgins, Jackie 36, 73 Highsmith, Barbara 36, 56, 64, 82 Highsmith, Sharon 48, 62 Hightshoe, Billy 48 Hightshoe, Carolyn 48, 62, 77, 91 Hightshoe, Judith 36 Hightshoe, Jeanette 26 Hildebrand, Sharon 26, 76 Hill, Kenneth 48 Hipp, Marie 77 Hippensteel, Ned 36, 56, 63, 97, 99, 100, 102, 104 Hoagland, Bob 26, 63 Hoagland, Jerry 26, 57, 89, 91, 93 Hocking, Paul 36, 64, 67, 70, 87, 88, 93 Hoke, Joe 48, 70, 87 Hougland, Whayne 26, 48, 63 Hougland, Warren 61, 97 Huchel, James 43, 103 Huchel, Phyllis 27, 75 Hummel, Frank 36, 97, 104 Hutchinson, Richard 48 Hyre, Ronald 36, 60, 74 Sey te Inboden, Russell 43 Inboden, Sara Jo 48, 62, 65, 68, 88 Ireland, Charles 48 Ireland, James 36, 73, 103, 102 Irvin, Dick 36, 60, 63, 64, 68 a Jenkins, Gary 49 Jewell, Carolyn 36, 62, 68, 76 Johnson, Emery 49 Johnson, John 49, 60 Johnson, Myrna 27, 62, 68, 69 Johnson, Vaughn 43 Johnston, Jamie 43, 67 Jones, Jerry 36, 60, 63, 64, 68 Jones, Susan 48, 61, 62, 68, 77, 88, 91, 92 Jordan, Gary 103 Jordan, Larry 49 Jordan, Linda 43 Jourdan, Charles 36 ey a Kaiser, Robert 27, 56, 57, 63, 67, 68, 382 Kamplain, Rose 27, 54, 71, 76 Kelly, Bob 48, 91, 93 Kelly, John 36 Kenderdine, Sandra 36 Kennedy, Charles 36, 70 Kennedy, Don 49 Kennedy, Jerry 27 Kent, Barbara 43, 59 Kerins, Judy 37, 56, 57, 83, 106 Kerr, Janie 46, 49, 68, 69, 77, 82, 91 Page 122 Kerr, Judy 37, 62, 68, 87, 88 Kilburn, Jack 26, 67, 72 King, Bob 37, 99, 98, 97, 104 King, Larry 37 Kinney, Janet 49, 68, 77 Knapp, Laird 26, 70, 77 Knoblett, Bernice 49, 91 Knoblett, Charles 37, 73 Knoblett, Douglas 48, 103, 104 Kohl, Glenda 438, 87 Kohl, Ernest 26, 63, 67, 68 Kolter, John 61, 67, 68, 100, 101, 102, 104 Krise Claudette 91 ae Bert LaFief, Billy 49, 56, 67 Lamb, Jerry 27, 73 Landsbaum, Bernard 27, 54, 59, 67 Langworthy, Hugh 49, 56, 60 Lathrop, Ralph 48, 59, 87, 88, 89, 91, 92, 93 Lawhead, David 49, 65, 87 Lawhead, Raymond 27, 73 Lawry, Bob 48, 99 Legg, Don Alan 49, 65, 91 Leonard, Bette 49, 68, 77 Leonard, Emella 27, 76 Lewis, Van 40, 43, 59, 60 Lindsay, Lyman 49 Lindsay, Revene 37, 54, 61 Lindsay, Vicki 37, 60, 62, 64, 68, 83 Lingafelter, Bonita 27 Lingafelter Janice 49, 77 Lingafelter, Rosalie 37, 62, 76 Lloyd, Phyllis 26, 76, 77 Lorance, Linda 26, 62 Love, Dene 37, 54, 61, 62, 68 Love, Patricia 438, 60, 87 Lowrance, Janice 37, 76 Lutz, Sharon Cantwell 71, 76 Lynn, Yvonne Marie 43 Vii McCall, Barbara 49, 62, 69; 77, 91 McCall, Keith 37, 70, 100, 102, 103 McCallister, Bob 438 McCarter, Robert 37, 70 McClure, Sarah 26, 62, 76 McCord, Lynn 43 McCord, Ronnie 37, 74 McCord, Mary 27, 54, 59, 62 McCormick, Darrold 73 McCoy, Ann 27, 62, 64, 68, 76 McCoy, Richard 49, 97 McCoy Ronald 27, 54, 55, 63, 67, 68 McCoy, Sharon 48, 60, 62, 68, 69 McCrory, Donald 27, 56, 58, 59, 63, 68, 91, 93 McDaniel, Gene 27, 67, 97 McGovern, Carolyn 43, 59, 69, 77 McGovern, Sharon 37, 61, 87, 88, 89, 91, 93 McIntosh, Patrick 28, 56, 64, 66, 67, 68 McIntosh, Twila Sue 48, 68, 69, 91 McKee, Charles E. 43, 97, 104 McKee, Janet 37, 62 McKee, Mary Jo 49, 68, 69, 77 McKinney, Donald 37, 79, 87 reg.) Asa Manning, Terry 37 Martin, David 37 Martin, Judy 43, 62, 68, 69, 71 Martin, Judy Kay 49, 88 Martin Ruth 49, 69 Mason, Dan 49 Maus, Robert 43, 60, 103 Meek, Nina 43 Meeks, Lynn J, 49, 77 Meese, Linda 37, 62, 76, 77, 91, 93 Meese, Garry 70 Meese, LeRoy 28, 74 Mendenhall, Margaret 43, 77 Metheny, James 37, 63, 64, 67, 68 Mette, Joann 43, 59, 60 Mickler, Larry W. 49 Middleton, Jerry 37 Midgett, Leon 43, 56 Mieure, Jim 37, 67, 97, 99, 104 Mikeworth Judy 28, 76 Mikeworth, Ricky 37, 49, 67, 91, 93 Milam, Bob 43 Miller, Danny 37, 59, 64, 67, 87, 88, 89 Miller Donna 43 Miller, Jack 28 Miller, Jerald 37, 97, 99 Miller, Jerry Dee 72 Miller, Sandra 29, 76 Miller, Wilma 43, 77 Mills, Bill 43 Minnick, Nancy 43, 68, 69 Minnick, Marsha 49, 65, 69, 87 Mitchell, Mary Lou 37, 95, 64 Montgomery, Carol 37, 62, 76 Montgomery, Harrietta 29, 60 Montgomery, John 43 Montgomery, Judy 44 Montgomery, Wayne 37, 58, 59, 67, 74 Moore, Bob 44, 56 Moore, Jerry 60, 67 Moore, Sarah 29, 54, 59, 64, 66, 68 Moore, Sherrod 37, 64, 65, 68, 69, 83, 92 Moore Rosemary 37, 91 Moore, Violet 44, 77 Moorhead, Jack 54, 59, 67 Morris, Jack 44, 97 Morrison, Charles 44 Morrison, Joanna 60, 67 Mowell, Neil 28, 63, 72 Murphy, Coreta 37, 68, 69 Murphy, Donald 37, 73 Murphy, Earl 44, 71, 103 Murphy, Lillian 44 Murphy, Sharon 37, 62, 64, 68 C— Murray, Paul 28, 70, 72 Murray, Philip 28, 56, 63, 70, 91, 93 Murray, Ronnie 49, 87 Musgrave, Carolyn 49, 62, 68, 91, 106 Musgrave, Richard 49, 60, 87, 88, 89, 97 Myer, Larry 28, 70, 71 Myer, Loma 37 Myers, Howard 49 Page 123 Myles, Dorothy 28, 76 Myles, Linda 44, 77 Neo Neely, James 73 Neely, Patricia 49 Neidigh, Shanna 49, 91 Newman, Martha 49, 77 Newell, Charles 44, 70 Noblitt, Chloe 23, 29, 64, 68, 76 2 ae g ta O’Dell, Donna 44, 69, 77 Offill, Bob 44 Osborne, Marilyn 37, 62, 77 Otey, Danny 38, 97 Oxley, William John 44, 54, 61 sed = eee Paddock, Joyce 38, 64, 68 Palmer, Dennis 49, 45, 61 Parker, Harold Duane 44, 70, 97, 99, 103, 104 Parker, Linda 38, 62 Parker, Patty 38 Parker, Warren 49 Patterson, Ken 44 Peak, Dwain 44, 70 Pease, Gladys 38, 56, 68, 106 Pethtel, Richard 49 Phillippe, Allen K. 49 Phillippe, Tom 49 Pinkstaff, Jackie 49 Pinkstaff, Margie 38, 69 Piummer, Jerry 29, 70 Plummer, Larry 29, 70, 97, 104 Poorman, Edwin 28, 56, 72 Poorman John D, 49 Poorman, Marianne 38, 57, 60, 62 Pritts, Willard 44 Prout, Shelia 28, 62, 68, 76 Pulley, Jane 44, 61, 62, 68, 69 Putnam, Marilyn 49, 60, 62, 68, 69 2aces Randolph, Jack 38 Randolph, Reba 50, 59, 62, 68 Rankin, John 28, 63, 67, 68 Reavill, Jack 28, 63, 67, 68, 97, 98, 99, 100, 101, 102, 104 Redman, Harry E, 38 Rehm, Norma 50, 61, 68, 69, 87, 93 Reinoehl, Rheta 44, 68, 76 Reinoehl, Steve 38 Rich, Alice Ann 50 Rich, Brenda 50, 60 Rich, Charles F, 29, 70 Rich, Coleen 50, 68 Rich, Darrell 29, 73 Rich, Garold 29, 97, 100, 102, 104 Rich, Okey 29, 63, 68 Rich, Patty 44, 77 Rich, Warren 38, 104 Richards, Judith 38 Richardson, Doris 29 Richey, Sam 50, 91 Ritch, Carmen 50, 60, 65, 68, 69, 91 Ritchie, Robert 50, 59, 60, 65, 81, 87, 93 Roberson, Frank 38, 56, 57, 63, 67, 97, 101 Roberts, Sandra 50 Robinson, Joe 44 Robinson, Sandra 44 Rodgers, Margaret 30 Rogers, Joseph V, 38, 63, 64, 68 Rooney, John 46, 50, 56, 60 Rooney Stephen 50 Roseman, Glennda 38, 62 Ruddell, Richard Leon 58, 67, 74 Ruddell, Richard 38, 59, 63, 67, 97 Ruddell, Sue 30, 64, 71 Rush, Judy 44, 62, 69, 77 Facies 4 ber, Schlosser, Geraldine 44 Schnake, Donald 50, 67, 91 Seigel, Robert 30, 72 Seitzinger, John 44, 56, 57, 103 Servison, Mrs. Reva N, 38 Shackelford, Ruth 30, 57, 60, 62 Shedelbower, Betty 30, 71 Shedelbower, Florence 50, 77 Shepard, Susie 5, 31, 56, 58, 59, 62, 68, 82, 83, 106 Shipman, Carole Ann 50, 56, 68, 69 Short, Barbara 31, 56, 62, 68, 76 Simmers, Wendell 50 Simons, Terry 38, 63, 97, 99, 100, 102, 104 Sisil, Leonard 38, 70 Skaggs, Barbara 44, 77 PPA 7g7t- pack aa -_, Pom SE. e wy Skaggs, Carl 38, 100, 101, 102, 104 Skidmore, Teresa 50, 62, 65, 68 Slick, Gretchen 38, 59, 64, 65, 68 i ) Slick, Susan 44, 60, 65, 68 1 Y Sloan, Billie Ann 38, 62 i ay Sloan, Thomas P, 44, 59, 60, 74 i } Smith, Beverly 31, 54, 56, 61, 62, 76 | x Smith, Connie 50, 69 { Smith, David 38, 74 Smith, Myron 44 Snider, DeEtta 44, 60, 65, 68, 69, 87 Snider, Loretta 44, 77 N “SY Snider, Marjorie A. 50 Snider, Ruby 31, 57 ‘ Snodgrass, Alice 31, 62, 68, 69 eo og ee fa Spade, Julia 77 | Spade, William 30 A N Sparks, Darrell 30 . eS Sparks, Harold 30, 75 5 ‘ y pS J) Spence, Karen 44, 62, 77 . 7 Staley, Gene 50 mR Stanley, Arthur 44, 56 Stanley, Raedene 31, 54, 59, 62, 64, 66, 68, 76 X Stantz, Alice 44, 60, 87, 91 ‘ Stantz, Cozette 38, 68, 88, 93 uk Steele, Lois 31, 76 Steele, Ruth 44, 77 Stephens, Jerry 38 Stephens, Warren 50 ‘S Stevenson, Sharon 31, 76 Stevenson, Wayne 44, 70 Stewart, Nolan 31 Stinson, Marilyn 50, 69 Sutfin, John 50 mr i, fed LP fo “ye Lif Zy— a2 cc an Ao iV ae eee _2 Se FST? jo op fg , 4 Vine ce’ oe Page 124 Swaner, Ronnie 38, 63 Sydnor, Linda 11, 45, 60, 65, 68, 79, 81, 87 fits hve Tedford, Joan 31, 60, 62 Tennis, Jerry 30 Thompson, Lois 30, 54, 55, 59, 61, 62 Thompson, Susan 45, 68 Tilton, Martha 50, 69, 77 Tilton, Stuart 38, 63, 64, 68 Titsworth, Joe 30 Tohill, Don Roger 50 Tohill, Sue 45, 62, 76, 77 Toliver, Mary Lee 50, 61, 62, 87, 91, 93 Tracy, Darrell 50, 60, 67, 68, 91 Tracy, Norma 45 Lracy, sharon 31) 59) 62, 76; 87 Tracy, Sue 38, 62 Trimble, Judy 38, 54, 61, 62, 64, 68 Trout Lynette 45, 58, 59, 60, 65, 69, 88, 89, 91, 93 Turnipseed, Forrest 38, 73, 103 Tuttle, Carl 50 Tuttle, Carlene 45, 69 wag {pe Ubaudi, Roger 50, 67, 97 Uhlir, Linda 45, 61, 65, 68, 69, 91 Utley, Billy 50 eee VanWinkle, Frank 31, 75 VanWinkle, Irene 38 Venatta, Barbara 45 es Wade, Dennis 70 Wagner, Marion 50, 60, 67, 68 Waite, Beverly 45, 59, 60, 62 Waldrop, Daisy K, 38 Waldrop, Jim 38 Wampler, Tommy 50, 97 Watts, John 45, 91 Watts, Kenneth 31, 70, 71 Watts, Nancy Lou 50 Weaver, Ann 38, 68 Weger, Karen 50, 69 Weger, Max 31, 97, 104 Weger, Ralph 38, 54, 70 Weger, Ray 46, 50, 60, 63, 97 Weger, Stephen 31, 59, 63, 68, 92, 97, 101, 104 Wesley, Donna 39 Wesley, Howard 45 Wesley, Iona 45, 77 Wesley, Keith 45 Wesley, Larry 39 Wesley, Linda 50 Wesner, Joe 32, 63 Wheeler, Juanita 32, 58, 59, 62, 69, 87, 88, 89 Whipkey, Donna 32 Whitaker, Judy 45, 59, 60, 62 White, Hugh 50 White, Judith Kay 45, 60, 62, 69 Whitmer, Sara Joann 61, 68, 87, 89 Whitmer, Richard 32, 67, 87, 88 89 Whitten, Joan 32, 50, 58, 59, 88, 91, 93 Wilkin, David 23, 32, 33, 56, 67, 83, 104 Wilkins, Shirley 32 Willard, Nancy 39, 54, 64, 68 Willenborg, Dave 39, 60, 67, 68 Wilson, David -39 Wilson, Don 32, 72 Wilson, Eleanor 39, 54, 61, 62, 64, 68 Wilson, Jacqueline 50, 60, 65, 68 Wilson, Raymond 39, 67, 68, 97, 100, 102, 104 Wiman, Norman 50, 60 Winger, Allen 39, 67, 87 Wisdom, Betty Lou 60, 68 Wood, Sharon 39, 59, 64, 68 Woodard, Donnie 45, 104 Woodard, Judith 50, 60, 69 Wright, Billy 51, 91, 92, 93 Page 125 Wright, Elaine 51, 60, 62, 69, 87, 93 Wright, Eugene 39 Wright, Gareth 39, 57, 59, 74, 87, 88, , Wright, Judith 39 Wright, Sharon 45, 60, 87, 91 Wright, Warren 45 8 York, Gary 51 York, Judith 45 York, Lyle 39, 58, 59, 88 York, Mary 39 Young, William 51, 60 Young Vicki 32, 64, 66, 91, 93 = Oly fi Zellers, Glenda Kaye 32, 56, 57, 69, 76 Oy aed T pre alice ae cmmealadea Bes ne rf, yo Oe oe Ee oma forget Ze_€.2 Tha. eet Cres ene. ee Te (Petey Oa ee oe ee 2 e128) DD ee AC Ae et a sae eS Lek, dprd— S05 est tl ae coe, 4. oe IO I BON, 4) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS , Our thanks to: es OU SS St 7 ‘ay i fo Ke The Class of 1958 for sponsoring the Robinillo Mr. E. 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