Toulon Township High School - Tolo Yearbook (Toulon, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1961 volume:

THOMAS C. HOTZ IN MEMORIAM .... O GOD, OUR HEAVENLY FATHER, WE REVERENTLY DEDICATE THIS YEARBOOK TO THE LASTING MEMORY OF THOMAS CLAUDE HOTZ. AS THE EVENTS OF LIFE HAVE LEFT US SADDER, WE WOULD RECALL ALL THAT WAS GOOD AND FAIR WITH HIM. WE THANK THEE FOR THE GRACIOUS MEMORIES WHICH GATHER ABOUT HIS LIFE, FOR KINDLY DEEDS AND THOUGHTS. FOR THE LOVE FREELY GIVEN AND THE LOVE MODESTLY RECEIVED, AND NOW AT LAST WE WOULD REMEMBER IN A COMMON SORROW THY SOLEMN MESSAGES OF LIFE AND DEATH. THE MORE WE PERCEIVE THAT THE THINGS WHICH ARE SEEN ARE TEMPORAL, SO MUCH THE SURER MAKE US THAT THE THINGS WHICH ARE NOT SEEN ARE ETERNAL. TEACH US THAT COMFORT IN THE WORDS OF JESUS, LET NOT YOUR HEARTS BE TROUBLED; MY PEACE I LEAVE WITH YOU. AND NOW, O GOD, WE INSCRIBE THIS YEARBOOK IN THE MEMORY OF A FRIEND AND COMPANION. JUDY TURNBULL IN MEMORIAM .... AH, SWEET MYSTERY OF LIFE, AT LAST I'VE FOUND THEE. NOW I KNOW THE SECRET OF IT ALL. ALL THE LONGING, SEEKING, STRIVING, WAITING, YEARNING. THE BURNING HOPE, THE JOY, THE TEARS THAT FALL. FOR 'TIS LOVE AND LOVE ALONE THE WORLD IS SEEKING. FOR 'TIS LOVE AND LOVE ALONE THAT CAN REPAY. 'TIS THE ANSWER, 'TIS THE END OF ALL OF LIVING; 3 FOR 'TIS LOVE AND LOVE ALONE THAT RULES FOR AYE. TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE 2-3 DEDICATION 5 STUDENT LIFE 13 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION 17 STUDENT BODY 19 SENIORS 35 JUNIORS 37 SOPHOMORES 38 FRESHMEN 39 ATHLETICS 51 MUSIC 59 ACTIVITIES 60-61 STUDENT COUNCIL 62-64 HOMECOMING 65 F. T. A. 66-71 SENIOR PLAYS 72-75 F. H. A. 76-77 G. A. A. 78-79 F. F. A. 80 DRAMATICS CLUB 82-83 TOULONICLE 84-85 TOLO STAFF 86 LIBRARIANS 87-90 SENIOR PAGES 4 98 CONCLUSION WE RE IN A WHIRL . . . . BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. H. B. Carlock, Principal; Mr. Clyde Ham, Mr. Harvey Jackson, Mr. Joel Wilson, President; Mr. Hayden Heaton, Mr. Willard Price, Mr. Roy Dutton, and Mr. Dean Blair. H. B. Carlock Principal THE ADMINISTRATION Mrs. Helen Williams Office Secretary FACULTY New improvements in the band room are apparent to Mr. Vicini and Mrs. Kidd of the commercial department. Tour guide is Mr. Cooke, the new band director for 1960-61. The new aft department is the pride and joy Qf KV. ' Joley. our aft instructor. His admirers are Mr. Davies the science department and Mr. Hampton, our Math structor. — V to � Modern kitchen conveniences for all are viewed byl Mrs. Keller, librarian and Social Studies instructor; Mrs.I Carlock, home economics instructor; and Miss Skelley of] the English and language departments. Mr. West, head coach, thinks the new gym offers a great many opportunities. Mrs. Davies of the English department looks forward to the plays on the big stage, while Miss Newton, girls' Physical Education can see two volleyball games going at the same time. PERSONNEL CAFETERIA WORKERS, Left to right: Mrs. Pansey BUS DRIVERS, Left to right: Paul Smith, Wayne Edwards, Mrs. Alta Elliot, Mrs. Florence Parker, Winans, Forest Lewis, and Otto Paulson, and Mrs. Marjory Eltzroth. CUSTODIANS, Left to right: George Bort and Graham Franklin. 16 STUDENT SENIOR OFFICERS OFFICERS FOR '60-'61--President, John Milburn; Vice President, Sue Slygh; Secretary-Treasurer, Paula Pyle; Reporter, Dave Talbert. The following were officers of the freshman, sophomore, and junior years. FRESHMEN SOPHOMORE JUNIOR JOHN MILBURN F.F.A. 1,2 Dramatics Club 3, 4 Class President 4 Student Council 4 Class Play Senior Basketball 1, 2 Football 1, 2 Baseball 3, 4 Mr. Vicini PAULA PYLE F. T.A. 4 G. A.A. 1,2, 3,4 F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 3, 4 Music Camp 3 Tolo Staff 4 Toulonicle Staff 4 SUE SLYGH Band 1,2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4 Dramatics 2, 3, 4 F.T.A. 2,3,4 President 4 Homecoming Queen 4 Tolo Staff 4 Toulonicle Staff 2, 4 Librarian 3 Class Plays 3, 4 Class Officer 2, 4 i TERRY ADKINS Basketball 1, 2 Track 1 Art Club 2, 3, 4 SENIORS ANITA ARMSTRONG F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 F. T. A. 4 G. A. A. 1, 2 Girl's Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3 Toulonicle Staff 3, 4 Tolo Staff 4 Senior Class Play 4 Student Secretary 4 Student Librarian 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 ROBERT S. BAKER Class President 3 Tolo Editor 4 Student Council 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Boys Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Class Play Senior Class Play Dramatics Club 3, 4 ROBERT GORDON CAMEY Student Council 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Track 2, 4 Football 4 Radio Science Club 2, 3 Dramatics Club 3 Homecoming King 4 F. F. A. 1. 2, 3, 4 GALEN BALLENTINE Football 1, 2 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 F. T. A. 1. 2, 3. 4 Boy's Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Dramatics Club 3, 4 Class Officer 3 Toulonicle 4 Band 1, 2 STEVE BOLDMAN Football 1, 2 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Boy's Chorus 4 Mixed Chorus 4 ROGER COLLINS Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2 Boy's Chorus 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Tolo Staff 4 Radio Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4 RONALD COLLINS Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Boy's Chorus 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Baseball 4 Radio Science Club 1, 2, 3 Sue Bob : Homecoming Royality ANITA GARVIN JOYCE DURBIN F. H. A. 1, 2. 3, 4 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 F. T. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics Club 3, 4 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Girl's Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Music Camp 3 Junior Class Plays Senior Class Plays Toulonicle Staff 3, 4 G. A. A. Camp ROGER FELT Transfer from Kewanee Football 3 Dramatics Club 3, 4 F. F. A. 3, 4 Boy's Chorus 4 Mixed Chorus 4 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Class Plays Senior Class Plays Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Girl's Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Librarian 4 Toulonicle Staff 3, 4 JOHN GERARD F. F. A. 1. 2. 3, 4 Basketball 4 a rink o i LINDA LOU GERARD Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Music Camp 2 Band Majorette 3, 4 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. 2, 3. 4 F. T. A. 2, 3. 4 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4 Toulonicle Editor 4 Junior Class Play Senior Class Play Student Librarian 2, 4 Student Secretary 4 Girl's State 3 ELIZABETH ANN HALEY Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Girl's Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4 Junior Class Play Senior Class Play F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 F. T. A. 4 Student Librarian 3, 4 Our Booth Won 2nd JANET HAND G. A. A. 1, 2 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Librarian 4 Toulonicle Staff 4 PAUL HARVEY HANSEN Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Boy’s Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4 F. F. A. 1, 2 Radio Science Club 1, 2 Track 1 Tolo Adv. Mngr., 3, 4 Junior Class Play Senior Class Play SUSAN KAY HAMPTON Band 1, 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. 1,2, 3, 4 F. T. A. 2, 3, 4 Dramatics Club 3, 4 Senior Class Play Junior Class Play Toulonicle Staff 1, 3 MARILYN HEATON Class President 2 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleading Camp 3 F. T, A. 1, 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. 1. 2, 3, 4 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Class Play Senior Class Play Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Girl's Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Student Council 2 Student Librarian 3 DONALD L. HENDRICK Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 4 Track 1, 2, 3 Boy's Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 F. F. A. 1. 2, 3, 4 Dramatics Club Boy's Chorus 1, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 4 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 MADA LINE KAE JACKSON Band 1.2. 3.4 Music Camp 3 Girl's Chorus 1, 2, 3 Dramatics Club 3,4 Student Librarian 3.4 F.H.A. 1 Toulonicle Staff 3 Student Secretary 4 Tolo Staff 4 We Smiled For Senior Pictures suzy LEE G.A.A. 1.2 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Student Librarian 4 Toulonicle Staff 4 CAROL LEE F. H.A. 1.2.3,4 G. A.A. 2 Junior Class Plays Senior Class Plays Dramatics Club 1,2, 3,4 F.T.A. 1,4 Girl's Chorus Student Librarian 3,4 CHRISTOPHER LEE MC MILLAN Mixed Chorus 4 Toulonicle Staff 3 Senior Class Plays Dramatics Club 3 F.F.A. 1,2,3.4 Football 1,2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3,4 Track 1.2, 3.4 Baseball 2, 3 Band 1,2, 3, 4 Boy’s Chorus 1, 3, 4 LARRY FRANCES MEAKER F.F.A 1.2.3,4 Boy's Chorus 1,2 Band 1,2 SHIRLEY EILEEN MOATS F.H.A. 1.2, 3.4 Toulonicle Staff 3 Everyone Worked Hard To BONNIE KAY MORRELL F. H.A. 1.2,3,4 G. A.A. 3 Band 1,2 Gill's Chorus 1. 2, 3,4 Mixed Chorus 4 Toulonicle Staff 4 Junior Class Plays PAT MUCKEY F. H.A 1,2,3,4 G. A.A. 1.2,3.4 Band 1,2,3, 4 Girl's Chorus 1,2, 3,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4 Dramatics Club 3,4 Student Librarian 3 Class Officer 2 Cheerleader 3,4 Tolo Staff 4 Make The Senior Plays A Success JUDY MUCKEY Girl's Chorus 1, 2, 3 F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4 Toulonicle Staff 4 JUDY NEWMAN F. H.A 1,2,3.4 G. A.A. 1,2,3,4 Dramatics 1,2, 3,4 DARLYNE OLMSTED Transfer from ROVA G.A.A. 1.2,3,4 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Girl's Chorus 1, 2, 3,4 Mixed Chorus 3,4 Toulonicle Staff 4 Cheerleader 1,2 Student Council 1 Class Secretary 1 Tri-M 3 LINDA OMANSON Girl's Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 3,4 Band 1,2, 3,4 F. H.A. 1,2,3,4 G. A.A. 1,2,3,4 Toulonicle Staff 4 Tolo Staff 4 SANDY ORWIG G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Dramatics Club 1,2, 3,4 Girl's Chorus 1, 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3 Twirler 4 Student Librarian 4 Victory Followed Gym Dedication Cheerleader 1,2,3 Class Plays 3,4 Toulonicle Staff 4 CAROLYN PITEZEL BILL PARROTT Track 1,2,3 Football 2 Band 1,2, 3,4 Music Camp 3 Girl's Chorus 1,2, 3,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4 Junior Class Play G.A.A. 1,2,3.4 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 F.H.A. Camp 4 Tolo Staff 4 Student Council 3 RANDALL REED Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Baseball 3,4 Football 1, 4 Track 2 F.F.A. 1,2,3 Class Plays 4 BETTY LOU ROACH F.H.A. 1,2. 3,4 Twirling 1,2, 3,4 Toulonicle Staff 4 Spring Gave Music MARVIN SHULTS Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Baseball 4 Dramatics Club 4 Class Plays 3,4 Toulonicle Staff 4 Tolo Staff 4 DONALD SCHMIDT Football 1,2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1,2,3 Track 2,3,4 Class Plays 3,4 Dramatics Club 2, 3,4 Class Officer 1,3 Student Council President 4 Toulonicle Staff 3,4 Tolo Staff 4 Boy's State 3 Summer Science Program 3 Chorus 4 Sports A SHARON STANDARD F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Girl's Chorus 1,2, 3,4 Mixed Chorus 4 F.T.A. 4 LYNN SHEARER Dramatics Club 1,2, 3,4 F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4 F.T.A. 2,3,4 Band 1,2, 3,4 Girl's Chorus 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 3,4 Librarian 3,4 Toulonicle Staff 3,4 Class Plays 3,4 Fresh Start EDWARD SWEDEEN Boy's Chorus 1,2, 3,4 Mixed Chorus 3,4 F.F.A. 1.2.3,4 %■ DAVE TALBERT Band 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Football 2,3,4 Chorus 4 Dramatics Club 3,4 Class Plays 3,4 Tolo Staff 4 Track 1 JOY TALBERT F. H.A. 1,2,3,4 G. A.A. 1,2,3,4 Dramatics Club 1,2, 3 Toulonicle Staff 3, 4 Student Secretary 4 Librarian 3,4 STERLING THOMPSON Football 1,2 Chorus 1,2,3 Art Club 3,4 May Saw The Senior Trip, Prom, And Exams CAROLYN THRASHER Twirling 1, 2, 3, 4 F.H.A. 1,2,3.4 % •FT l x SANDY WARREN F. H.A, 1.2,3,4 G. A.A. 3 Band 1,2, 3.4 Girls Chorus 1,2, 3,4 Mixed Chorus 3,4 Toulonicle Staff 3 Class Play 4 LARRY WHITE Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1,2, 3,4 Track 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Plays 3, 4 Band 1, 2. 3, 4 GORDON WHITTAKER F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4 Football 4 DONNA SUE WHITTEN Boy's Chorus 4 Mixed Chorus 4 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Dramatics Club 1,2, 3,4 Toulonicle Staff 3 Tolo Staff 4 TERRY WICKEY Basketball 1.2 Football 2 Track 1,2 Radio Science Club 4 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 'The Long Walk’Brought Memories � ,'rf,c T3 4 Of Four Years 28 JUDY ANN WINN Band 1,2, 3,4 Music Camp 1 Girl’s Chorus 1, 2, 3,4 Mixed Chorus 3,4 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Dramatics Club 2, 3,4 Tolo Staff 3, 4 Toulonicle Staff 4 NICK WOOLSEY Transfer from Williamsfield F.F.A. 2,3,4 Track 3 Basketball 1 Student Council 1 Football 4 Baseball 1 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1957 sixty-one very green little “freshies started out on the first lap of our four-year relay of bettering ourselves. We chose Don Schmidt to carry the president’s baton around the first lap. Keeping up his morale were Sharon Curley, Vice-President, and Sue Slygh, Secretary-Treasurer. Our representatives to Student Council were Bob Carney and Joyce Durbin. Reporting on our standing was Linda Gerard. Marilyn Heaton and Sandy Orwig were cheering in the Junior-Varsity cheering section. Judy Winn represented the freshman girls as attendant at the F.H.A. Formal. Mrs. Keller and Mr. Vicini coached us around the track. We started the second quarter with the determination of eager Sophomores. Six members of the class dropped out of the race after the first lap. The relay baton was passed on to Marilyn Heaton. Right behind her were Sharon Curley, Vice-President, and Pat Muckey, Secretary-Treasurer. Our press agent was again Linda Gerard. Our Student Council members had done such a fine job on the first lap that the team” retained them in their office. Marilyn and Sandy also remained in the cheeringsection.Sharon Curleydropped out of the running briefly to represent us as sophomore attendant at the F.H.A. Formal. The coaches withstood the strain and tensions of their second year as advisors. In 1959, our third quarter of the relay, fifty-seven self-assured Juniors returned to the starting point of a new year. Leading us were Bob Baker, President; Paula Pyle, Vice-President: and the ever-hard working council members Joyce Durbin and Bob Carney. The rest of the class followed shortly behind. Don Schmidt reported the prominent events in the race to the local paper. Cheerleaders from our class included Marilyn Heaton, Sandy Orwig, and Pat Muckey. Larry White and Sandy Orwig represented us as attendants in the Homecoming Court. Mrs. Keller and Mr. Vicini helped us heal our charley-horses during the year. The greatest of our achievements was the Junior-Senior Prom. We held the long-to-be-remembered banquet-dance at the beautiful Hub Ballroom, with music provided by Bill Hardesty. Another accomplishment this year was the successful production at the Elmira Grade School of our three one-act plays: “Sweet? Sixteen , Butch , and Meet the Wife”. The year 1960 brought fifty-five veteran seniors rounding the home-stretch. In the lead were John Milburn, President; Sue Slygh, Vice-President; Paula Pyle, Secretary-Treasurer; and Dave Talbert, our mild-mannered” Reporter. Our two Student Council representatives were Bob Baker and Joyce Durbin. In the cheering section from our class were Pat Muckey and Marilyn Heaton. Mr. Vicini obtained a new assistant coach in the person of Mrs. Kidd. Sue Slygh and Bob Carney sat upon the royal thrones at the Homecoming celebration. In the fall, under the directorship of Mrs. Davies, the Senior Class became stage-struck and gave three more one-act comedies: “Father Says No! Don’t Kiss Her Now”, and Oh Baby . These plays were the first to be produced on our new stage in the new gymnasium. I think that we ordained it well. In the winter, nine senior boys led the basketball team, to its first undisputed Blackhawk Conference Championship in twenty-three years! We used our new facilities to the utmost advantage by not losing a game on our new home court. Finally, after four years of struggle and training, all the seniors crossed the “finish line (graduation). When the officials handed us our diplomas ( milestones in our lives), we knew that all our learning, friendship, sportsmanship, and endurance had been well worth the effort. A large percentage of the class are going to college to run another mile. We wish each other the best of luck in whatever we do in the future. I’m sure that we shall all remember our wonderful “race” at T.T.H.S. in which everybody won! 29 CAN YOU IMAGINE Adkins, Terry - Going to a dance Armstrong, Anita - Not at the library Baker, Robert - Driving a '31 Chevy Ballentine, Galen - Short and fat Boldman, Steve - Without Donna Carney, Bob - Liking English Collins, Roger - Liking Ronnie Collins. Ronnie - Liking Roger Durbin, Joyce - Not studying Felt, Roger - Without Benette Garvin, Anita - Unconcerned about other people Gerard, John - Noisy Gerard, Linda - With time on her hands Haley, Elizabeth - Dishonest Hampton, Susan - Missing a ball game Hand. Janet - Not talking to Betty Hansen, Paul - Not pursuing a girl Heaton, Marilyn - Not a cheerleader Hendrick, Donald - Quiet in English Hotz, Thomas - Without friends Jackson, Madaline - Hating books Lee, Carol - Disagreeable Lee, Suzy - Single McMillen, Chris - Quiet Meaker, Larry - Not in the Ag shop Milburn, John - Quiet in Math class Moats, Shirley - Noisy Morrell, Bonnie - 6 ft. tall Muckey, Judy - Without Bill Muckey, Pat - Home on Saturday night Newman, Judy - Quiet Olmsted, Darlyne - Not going to Peoria Omanson, Linda - Causing a riot Orwig, Sandy - Not arguing in Home-Ec. Class Parrott, William - Not complaining Pitezel, Carolyn - Not helping someone Pyle, Paula - Without some pink champaign Reed, Randall - Liking school Roach, Betty - Paying attention Schmidt, Donald - Dumb Shearer, Lynn - Not giggling Shults, Marvin - Wild Slygh, Sue - Disagreeable Standard, Sharon - Wild and noisy Talbert, David - Quiet in Math class Talbert, Joy - Without Dean Thompson, Sterling - Staying home Thrasher, Carolyn - Being an only child Warren, Sandy - Not going steady White, Larry - Not playing football Whittaker, Gordorl - Being prepared Whitten, Donna Sue - Not being prepared Wickey, Terry - Without Marge Winn, Judith - Fat and sloppy Woolsey, Nick - Unlikeable Swedeen, Edward - Not talking about cars CLASS WILL I, Terry Adkins, will my excellent penmanship to Mary Luckett. I, Anita Armstrong, will my clothes to Mary Ann Mahany so she won’t have to wear the same old things all the time. I, Bob Baker, will my 30 Chevy to John Perkins. I, Galen Ballentine, will my physique to Milo Streitmatter. I, Steve Boldman, will my curly hair to Art Winn. Toni does the trick, I, Bob Carney, will my huge ’Mow-cuts” to Chilly Chilausky. 1, Roger Collins, will my ambition and determination to Jim Nicholson. I, Ronald Collins, will my “little black book” to Bob Grant. Go, Go, Go! We, Joyce Durbin and Susan Hampton, will our golf scores to Sharon Montooth. Fore! I, Roger Felt, will my long speeches in class to Dick Colver. I, Anita Garvin, will my long pony tail to any girl who misses the long hair she once had. I, John Gerard, will my shyness to Cheryl Clark. All you have to do is grin. I, Linda Gerard, will my clarinet ability to Dan Newman. I, Elizabeth Haley, will my red hair to Jim Hoppock, who would look very dignified with it. 1, Janet Hand, will my ability to go with just one boy to Dixie Krans. You simply MUST make up your mind, Dixie. I, Marilyn Heaton, will my crazy antics at slumber parties to Pat Parker. We, Paul Hansen and John Milburn, will our trips to Peoria and our adventures in that burg to Bob Anderson. I, Don Hendrick, will my long black hair to Carolyn Smith. I, Madaline Jackson, will all the books I’ve read back to the library. I, Carol Lee, will my sewing ability to Mary Richards and Phyllis Durbin. I, Suzy Lee, will my flips to Kathy Jackson, so she won’t have to fool around with those slow, back-breaking hand springs next year in P.E. I, Chris McMillen, will my organized mind and my ability to conceal my emotions to Willis McRell. It’s not good for you to get so excited. Will. I, Larry Meaker, will my speed and hustle to Connie Sornberger. We, Shirley Moats and Donna Whitten, will our quiet, calm manner to Vanita Ballentine. We, Bonnie Morrell and Judy Muckey, will our stature to Evelyn Roark. I, Pat Muckey, will my suburban home to Linda Reed. The wear and tear of life in the city seems to be showing on poor Linda. 1, Judy Newman, will my serenity to Carol McKenzie. You can’t expect good grades in conduct when you’re causing all those riots, Carol. I, Darlyne Olmsted, will my late hours to Mary Allen. It’s fun, once you find a way to stay awake in class. I, Linda Omanson, will my flute music to Sue Edwards. You can probably make as much out of it as 1 can. I, Sandra Orwig, will my golden soprano voice to Donna Dustin. Do you suppose a few lessons might help you, Donna? I, Bill Parrott, will my “dizzy fingers” to Judy McWilliam. Practice, girl. I, Carolyn Pitezel, will my chair in the coronet section to anyone who will sit by Drinda. I, Paula Pyle, will my giggle to Ann Webster. Stay Happy, Ann. 1, Randy Reed, will my special “jump shot” to Ron White. All great inventors receive criticism, Ron. I, Betty Roach, will my dancing ability to Lois Franks. I, Don Schmidt, will my hot-rodding to Dave Reeves. I, Lynn Shearer, will my little sister, Ann, to Mary Sams. Please give her advice, keep her out of trouble, and help her with her Latin, Mary. I, Marvin Shults, will my aggressiveness toCliff Knowles. Stay away from walls--they’re cold and clammy. I, Sue Slygh, will my grades, boyfriends, and anything else 1 won’t be needing next year, to my sister, Barb. I, Sharon Standard, will my bicycle to Jim Winslow, so he won’t have to ride the bus any more. We, Dave Talbert and Eddie Swedeen, will our driving ability to John Reed. I, Joy Talbert, will my high-pitched voice to Russell Thompson. They say that higher sounds are more penetrating and therefore are more easily heard, Russ. I, Sterling Thompson, will nothing to nobody. I need all I’ve got. 1, Carolyn Thrasher, will my seat in “World’s Problem class’ to anyone who wants it. 1, Sandy Warren, will my contact lenses to Rodney Richards. 1, Larry White, will my ability to date just one girl to Leon Heaton. We, Gordon Whittaker and Nick Woolsey, will our derbys to Noel DeBeir and Keith Alien. They don’t help much toward keeping the ears warm, but they’re “purty.” I, Terry Wickey, will my stereophonic automobile to Bonnie Carrington. A “must” for all music-lovers. I, Judy Winn, will my big fancy green car to Venette Webster. CP DT LG 31 SENIOR PROPHECY Hello, ladies and gentlemen. This is Paul Hansen coming to you from the NBC television studio in Toulon. Tonight on my show, “An Evening with Paul and His Guitar,” I plan to talk about, and possibly interview, the members of the sensational class of’61. Before we went on the air, we received a phone call from the President of General Motors, Robert S. Baker, saying that he would be unable to make it tonight because he couldn’t get his 1930 Chevy started. The last words from Bob were, “They told me if I raised my two fingers and said 7’s, it would start.” Don’t give up yet, Bob. I read in the paper the other day that the almost famous Dave Talbert blew his chances at stardom, when during his solo drum jazz recital at Carnagie Hall, he got so carried away that he forgot the last score of his own composition “Sweet Pea Blues.” As he bravely ducked the tomatoes, he said to the audience, “Don’t worry world, you haven’t lost me yet. Susan Hampton and Joyce Durbin evidentally haven’t been told that this is a formal affair, for here they come now in their Olympic outfits. Isn’t it a good thing that Anita Garvin always carries the materials needed to create one of her famous dresses at a moment’s notice? The girls will undoubtedly knock ’em dead, figuratively speaking, of course. The Marblestone Three, otherwise known to you as Sterling Thompson, Bill Parrott, and John Milburn, have recently recorded and later will sing for you, “I Knew You Didn’t Love Me When I Found the Fleas in My Bed,” or “I’ve Got You Under My Skin.” Those boys seem to have a sound all of their own. Galen “money isn’t everything but it helps Ballentine, the great Hollywood playboy, has just arrived in his long black car. Everyone is anxiously waiting to see who his date will be. Galen says he is keeping the secret of his success to himself. Looking into the audience, I see the tall dashing figure of Don Schmidt. This brings to mind his new found success in the men’s clothing business. Don has recently opened up a chain of clothing stores for petite men. Now at last, he will have no trouble in finding clothes to fit him. Roger Felt, recently acclaimed the world’s champion food taster, may later show us his until now “hidden talent. At the moment he is busy at the snack bar. Will he never tire of work, work, work? Those two famous Latin professors have just arrived. Of course, I am referring to Lynn Shearer and Roger Collins. Their great love for Latin in high school led them to decide to share their knowledge with the poor unsuspecting college students. Asked for a few choice words, they replied, “Like we dig this Latin jazz the most.” And who says the Latin language is dead? Here’s a surprise for you. Larry White and Marilyn Heaton have finally become engaged. I hear Larry has been playing hard to get. Once they get to know each other a little better, they may even take the fatal step. Larry Meaker, the farmer’s farmer, has revolutionized agriculture. He has invented a jet-propelled tractor. Heard in passing, was the comment, “This thing never touches the ground, but man does it travel!” I hear Terry Wickey is really quite a cut up these days. He has opened up his own meat market and is making quite a business of it. In the recent Kentucky Derby, Eddie, “The Shoemaker,” Swedeen came sliding in to a glorious first place. During one of their twirling exhibitions, Betty Roach and Carolyn Thrasher had first place all wrapped up until they accidentally hit one of the judges with their baton. When he regained consciousness, he gave them a third. Well, girls, all I can say is try using foam rubber batons. Marvin, “Love ’em and leave ’em” Shults, after marrying his third millionairess, was quoted as saying, “GIRLS are the best thing that ever happened to me! I wonder where he got that line? Alas! Misfortune struck Sharon Standard. She was just beginning to enjoy her new-found wealth inherited at the death of the president of the Standard Oil Company, when it was discovered that the money had been left to the wrong Standard. If you were to visit the TTHS cafeteria today, you would immediately notice a remarkable change. In the little window you would see the smiling faces of the newly employed chefs, Don Hendrick, Steve Boldman, Bob Carney, Gordon Whittaker, and John Gerard. Of course, the food hasn’t improved, but they do look dashing in their tall white hats. There has been a sudden boom in the female enrollment at Toulon. Could it be because of the newly 32 hired principal, Chril McMillen? Donna Sue Witten and Shirley Moats have just signed the largest contract in the history of women’s soccer competition. That slapstick comedy team of Sandy Orwig and Judy Newman have hit the big time. When asked to whom they owe all of their success to, they replied, “To Z Babes, naturally.” Terry Adkins, Professor of Hot Rod-ology, at Princeton University, was forced to retire his position due to circumstances beyond his control. He is now recovering from his mishap. The student who pulled the jack out from under the car, is no longer attending the University. The results of the latest Mrs. Homemaker contest are final. There has been a four-way tie between Judy Muckey, Janet Hand, Joy Talbert, and Suzy Lee. How about that! The Toulon industrial firm, that makes Little Lulu Lollypops, has just been taken over by that business tycoon, Randy Reed. When asked why he ventured into such a deal, he replied, “I just love lollypops.” These rich people can afford to be eccentric. Ronnie Collins won’t be able to make it tonight since he hasn’t been heard from in fifteen years. He entered the air force soon after he graduated from high school. Since the day he took his first solo flight, he has not been heard from, Nick Woolsey has just made the headlines by running away with that sweet little starlet, Kandy Kane. How does he do it anyway? Latest news flash from Puerto Rico! American ambassadors Carolyn Pitezel and Linda Omanson unexpectedly returned home. When asked for an explanation, the girls informed reporters that they had forgotten their Spanish dictionary; and, without them, they couldn’t speak a word of the language. Madaline Jackson, operatic contralto, recently made her debute in the Metropolitan opera house. She had the audience near tears with her interpretation of the “French Onion Song.” Sue Slygh has been chosen to be the first female to travel to the moon. They always said she would go far. At the international speed typing contest, the three finalists were Pat Muckey, Paula Pyle, and Darlyne Olmsted. Before the final contest, Pat was getting a manicure at Sandy Warren’s beauty salon, when the scissors slipped and she was unable to compete in the contest. Darlyne got her finger caught between the x and the z and couldn’t carry on. Paula won by default. Linda Gerard, lady scientist, has discovered a new formula for overweight people. She says she has found from experience that the best thing to do is to quit eating. To look at Linda, you would never guess she used to weigh two hundred pounds. Her idea really must work. Still in the world of science, Elizabeth Haley and her lab assistant Carol Lee have been working on the increasing problem of tomato worms. The girls say they may come up with something any day now. In one of their recent flights, airline stewardesses Judy Winn and Anita Armstrong were awarded medals for quick thinking. One of their passengers, Bonnie Morrell, got her finger caught in her seat belt and needed the girls to help her out of her predicament. Well, folks, I see that it is about time for me to say good-night. I hope you have enjoyed tonight’s special show. 33 SENIOR PERSONALITIES Athletic Ability Larry White Susan Hampton Musical Ability Bob Baker Joyce Durbin Citizenship Marvin Shults Sue Slygh Scholastic Ability Don Schmidt Lynn Shearer Best Dressed Steve Bold man Pat Muckey SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna Dustin, and Leon Heaton, Student Council Representatives; Judy McWilliam, Reporter; Mary Ann Mahany, Secretary-Treasurer; Ann Webster, Vice-President; and John Perkins, President. LEADERS OF TOMORROW Dick Noel Phyllis Sue Colver DeBeir Durbin Edwards Knowles. Dixie Krans Mary Luckett Russell Thompson JUNIORS Jim Winslow CLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORES Albertson, Phil Allen, Florence Baker, Bruce Ballentine, Ardene Booker, Carol Booker, Drinda Brooks, Carolyn Cation, Patty Davis, Chuck Day, Leland Dunn, Mike Field, Howard Fortman, Donna Garvin, Priscilla Griffin, Dianne Hand, Becky Holmes, Pat Hunt, Norma lies, Ginger Jackson, David Jackson, Nan Keckler, Don King, Sandy Lee, Patty Milburn, Sandra Miller, Roger Moats, Carolyn Myers, Scott Puckett, Georgia Reed, Dan Reed, Sandra Schmidt, Ernie Seckman, Dean Shearer, Anne Smith, Arland Smith, Marilyn Smith, Merlin Standard, Cheryl Stewart, Shirley Thompson, Howard T udder, Bruce Ublauer, Suzanne Van Dran, Russell Van Duyn, Gerald Vincent, Larry Woolsey, Sue Young, Connie CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT --Walter Anderson and Alexis Schmidt, Student Council Representatives; Bob Williamson, Secretary-Treasurer; Craig Webster, Vice President; and Donna Drake, President. FRESHMEN Anderson, Roger Arnold, Steve Briggs. Jacquie Cantwell, Delores Carrington, Becky Chilausky, Rita Cinnamon, Tom Cox, Janice Creasey, Connie Dutton. Karen Fell, Teri Gerard, Steve Gould, Alan Ham, Eddie Hartley. Dave Hostetler, Nancy Huckaba, Mike Jackson, Elizabeth Jackson, Tom Langdon, Jane McMillen, Vickie McRell, Wilma Milburn, Glenna Newman, Mary Jo Nichols, Nancy Nolan, Carolen Olmsted, Joe Omanson, Roger Parrott, Ron Perkins, Delores Peterson, Jerry Price, Mike Pyell, JiU Pyle, Lee Roark, David St. John, Rosemary Smith, Bob Smith, Larry Summy, Larry Swank, Sharon Talbert, Roger Thomas. Gary Thomas, Sharon Thompson, Norma Turnbull, Judy Tuttle, Jim Voss, Dale Whitten, Sharon Wilcox, Betty Wilson. Diane Witte, Mike 38 Zeigler, Vickie THE TROIANS” FRONT ROW, Left to Right: AlexisSchmidt, ConnieYoung, Ann Webster, Marilyn Heaton, Pat Muckey, Bonnie Carrington, Ann Shearer, Jackie Briggs. SECOND ROW: Rod Richards, manager, Leon Heaton, Roger Collins, Bob Baker, Dave Reeves, Dave Talbert, Russell, Thompson, Ron Collins, Milo Streitmatter, Dean Seckman. THIRD ROW: Coach Roger West, Dick Colver, Chris McMillen, Larry White, Dan Newman, Don Schmidt, Don Hendrick, John Perkins, Dick Chilausky, Wethersfield 18 Toulon 20 Dunlap 6 Toulon 7 Walnut 14 Toulon 7 Elmwood 32 T oulon 6 Wyoming 6 Toulon 12 Galva 7 Toulon 20 Princeville 34 T oulon 6 Bradford 26 Toulon 19 Manlius 0 T oulon 28 Dave Talbert RUSHING Net Gain Average L. White 961 4. 5 B.Baker 257 5. 0 R. White 49 4. 9 D. Seckman 3 3. 0 D. Talbert 2 0.25 D. Reeves 1 1. 0 W. Anderson -9 -4. 5 1246 4.46 PASSING Att. Com . Gain L. White 126 47 641 D. Talbert 3 1 33 t (( p Don Hendrick Chris McMillen All Conference End r Jf t V RECEIVING Rec. Gain D. Schmidt 21 229 C. McMillen 17 231 B. Baker 8 177 D. Talbert 1 30 D. Hendrick 1 7 SCORING L. White 83 B. Baker 19 C. McMillen 13 D. Schmidt 7 D. Talbert 1 B. Carney 1 D. Newman 1 Don Schmidt Honorary Captain Bob Baker Best Sportsman Larry White Most Valuable All Conference Back Chilausky Streitinauer R. White Seckman Thompson Reeves Perkins Newman Colver FR. - SO. KNEELING, Left to Right: Dave Roark, DeanSeckman, Bob Williamson, Tom Jackson, Mike Dunn, Ernie Schmidt, Craig Webster, Larry Summy, Tom Pitzer, Chuck Davis, Mike Witte. STANDING: Coach Vicini, Lee Pyle, Roger Talbert, Roger Miller, Steve Sams, Roger Anderson, Eddie Ham, Alan Gould, Jim Tuttle, Dale Voss, Mike Hukaba, Dave Hartley, Steve Gerard, Manager; Claude Webster, Manager. Toulon 0 Wethersfield 18 7 Dunlap 0 0 Kewanee Frosh 27 19 Elmwood 13 0 Wyoming 48 13 Galva 34 0 Bradford 33 The Freshman-Sophomore Football team started out the year fairly well by winning two of their first four games, but then things happened and they ended up with a 2 won, 5 lost record. Outstanding for the team this year was Dean Seckman, who should make a fine contribution to the varsity next year. Letterwinners for the year included five sophomores and thirteen freshmen. The lineup usually included the following boys: ENDS, Roark and Witte; TACKLES, Pitzer and Sams; GUARDS, Jackson, Williamson, and Webster; CENTER, Schmidt; BACKS, Dunn, Seckman, Anderson, Summy, Ham, and Pyle. Knowles and Arnold The team is in a huddle . . . The coach . . 43 Randy Bob Don Reed Carney Hendrick 45 Marvin Shu Its SENIOR Galen Ballentine John Gerard PLAYERS Larry White TOUtou PRIMCEVILU 10 4 MAWOtD 10 i |f GALVA 8 6 MANLIU5 WETH£B5FIELD ilM ’0’ This season was one of the most successful ever for Toulon. By capturing the Blackhawk Conference, a twenty-three year jinx was broken. Although a record of 16 wins and 2 losses was compiled in conference play, a complete about-face was performed in tournaments with only 1 win and 4 losses. The team this year gained a reputation of becoming involved in “cliff-hangers.” Many times a defeat was looming overhead when their well-executed halfcourt squeeze went into effect and turned the contest into another victory. Seven times the half-court press reversed the tide. Toulon was involved in two overtime games, a one-point difference game and many other close affairs, winning all except the last one. Having a good gym madea definite improvement. The gym got a good start in that not one varsity contest was lost there. Many times the 1200 seats were jammed full. The enthusiasm generated from adults was higher than many previous years. Often at away games Toulon fans would outnumber the opponent’s followers. The pep band at home games and the cheerleaders at all games did a great job this year. We Opponent They 56 Wethersfield 44 55 Dunlap 42 60 Elmwood 41 52 Walnut 65 55 Wyoming 54 72 Manlius 47 72 Galva (overtime) 67 58 Princeville 42 64 Bradford (overtime) 62 63 Manlius 59 71 Wethersfield 44 49 Dunlap 37 58 Walnut 46 67 Elmwood 61 64 Wyoming .53 72 Galva 48 68 Princeville 62 50 Bradford 60 Elmwood Tourney 52 Brimfield 45 40 Elmwood 48 45 LaFayette 53 Princeville Tourney 54 Chillicothe 56 Regional Tourney 45 Annawan 50 Games Won (17) Games Lost (6) I. V. BASKETBALL w, 24 SEATED; Jerry Peterson, Walter Anderson, 41 Don Keckler, Mike Dunn, Dean Seckman, 23 Phil Albertson, STANDING: Mr. Vicini, 33 Coach; Lee Pyle, Mike Witte, David Jack- 31 son, Steve Sams, Scott Myers, Roger Oman- 43 son, Bill Nicholson, Eddie Ham. 32 26 30 JUNIOR VARSITY Wethersfield They 31 We 30 Bradford They 54 Dunlap 49 37 Wethersfield 43 Elmwood 42 31 Dunlap 45 Walnut 50 54 Walnut 64 Manlius 62 33 Elmwood 89 Wyoming 50 29 Wyoming 35 Galva 71 27 Galva 60 Princeville 48 31 Princeville 64 Manlius 55 41 Bradford 53 30 Dunlap 35 CHEERLEADERS Alexis 48 Schmidt Jacquie Briggs Connie Young Anne Shearer 49 VARSITY BASEBALL--LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry White, John Milburn, Bob Camey, Mike Dunn, Roger Collins, Randy Reed, Chris McMillen, Galen Ballentine, Don Schmidt, and Richard Chilausky, The potential for this year’s Baseball team is very good because of the number of returning letter-men. Last year, this same squad won only one game due to lack of experience, but this year, they intend on doing much better. In Track, our team chances are not as good, but, individually, Dan Newman in the discus and Chris McMillen in the hurdles, can conceivably be potential medal winners in the conference. TRACK--LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Schmidt, Dan Newman, Larry White, Chris McMillen, and Bob Baker. MUSIC DRUM MAJORETTES CONCERT BAND Linda Gerard led the Marching Trojans in our football half-time shows. Roger Talbert was our faithful Trojan head, and followed the proud stepping white feet. Homecoming was the highlight of football season. The king and queen were escorted onto the field in Mr. Cooke's black Thunderbird. The band formed a football around their majesties and saluted them with •• Fascination. All three choruses, the band, and the girls sextet took part in the Christmas program in the gym. Everyone liked the variety of songs and the style in which the program was put on. After the performance, every band and chorus member enjoyed the party sponsored by Mr. Cooke. Toulon joined Princeville in a series of exchange good-will concerts. Thirty-six students attended the vocal festival at Elmwood in March. The Trojans hosted the Blackhawk Conference Bands in our gym April 18. Our three choruses and band attended the contests. Some brave solo and ensemble groups tried their hand at contest, too. 53 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mary Jo Newman, Pat Muckey, Janice GIRLS’ CHORUS Cox, Rosemary St. John, Becky Carrington, Judy Turnbull. SECOND ROW; Sue Edwards, Judy Winn, Elizabeth Haley. Wilma McRell, Sue Slygh, Marilyn Heaton, Paula Pyle, Alexis Schmidt, Anita Garvin. THIRD ROW; Venette Webster, Ann Webster, Beth Jackson, Mary Richards, Phyllis Durbin, Pat Parker, Suzanne Ublauer, Jane Langdon, Priscilla Garvin, Sharon Standard. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Nichols, Carolyn Pitezel, Jacquie Briggs, Donna Dustin, Delores Perkins, Bonnie Carrington, Kathy Jackson, Mary Luckett, Jill Pyell, Vickie McMillen, Evelyn Roark. BOYS’ CHORUS FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Sharon Whitten, Barb Slygh, Georgia Puckett, Sharon Lewis, Cheryl Standard, Sandy Reed. SECOND ROW: Carol Lee, Lynn Shearer, Darlyne Olmsted, Pat Holmes, Delores Cantwell, Nan Jackson, Ginger lies, Connie Young, Anne Shearer, Teri Fell. THIRD ROW: Cheryl Clark, Dixie Krans, Vanita Ballentine, Anita Armstrong, Connie Sornberger, Mary Sams, Linda Reed, Vicki Ziegler, Glenna Milburn, Sandy Warren, Bonnie Morrell. FOURTH ROW: Drinda Booker, Ardene Ballentine, Nancy Hostetler, Linda Omanson, Joyce Durbin, Sharon Swank, Mary Ann Mahany, Judy McWilliam, Linda Gerard, Sue Woolsey, Sandra Reed. FRONT ROW: Mr. Cooke, Bob Anderson, Bruce Baker, Dave Talbert, Claude Webster, Bob Baker, Don Hendrick, Chris Me Millen, Barry Warren. SECOND ROW: Milo Streitmatter, Art Winn, Tom Hotz, Dick Colver, Dan Newman, Roger Felt, Dick Chilausky, Ron White, Ronnie Collins. THIRD ROW: Dave Reeves, Leon Heaton, Tom Pit-zer, Gordon Whittaker, Galen Ballentine, Don Schmidt, Larry White, Jim Hoppock, Steve Bold-man, Paul Hansen, Roger Collins. MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mary Jo Newman, Sue Edwards, Pat Muckey, Janice Cox, Rosemary St. John, Becky Carrington, Judy Turnbull, Claudius Webster, Art Winn. SECOND ROW: Venette Webster, Judy Winn, Elizabeth Haley, Sue Slygh, Marilyn Heaton, Mary Richards, Paula Pyle, Alexis Schmidt, Anita Garvin, David Reeves, Chris McMillen, Don Hendrick. THIRD ROW: Nancy Nichols, Ann Webster, Beth Jackson, Wilma McRell, Phyllis Durbin, Patsy Parker, Suzanne Ublauer, Jane Langdon, Priscilla Garvin, Sharon Standard, Milo Streitmatter, Dick Colver, Roger Felt, Larry White. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Pitezel, Jacquie Briggs, Donna Dustin, Delores Perkins, Bonnie Carrington, Kathy Jackson, Mary Luckett, Jill Pyell, Vickie McMillen, Evelyn Roark, Paul Hansen, Leon Heaton, Tom Pitzer, Jim Hoppock, Don Schmidt. THE MELODIC TONES RISING FROM FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Eddie Swedeen, Barry Warren, Sharon Whitten, Barb Slygh, Georgia Puckett, Sharon Lewis, Cheryl Standard, Sandy Reed, Teri Fell, Mr. Cook. SECOND ROW: Bob Baker, Bruce Baker, Dave Talbert, Carol Lee, Lynn Shearer, Darlyne Olmsted, Pat Holmes, Delores Cantwell, Nan Jackson, Ginger lies, Connie Young, Anne Shearer, Bonnie Morrell. THIRD ROW: Dan Newman, Richard Chilausky, Ron White, Tom Hotz, Cheryl Clark, Dixie Krans, Vanita Ballentine, Anita Armstrong, Connie Sornberger, Mary Sams, Linda Reed, Vicki Ziegler, Glenna Milburn, Sandy King, Sandy Warren. FOURTH ROW: Galen Ballentine, Gordon Whittaker, Steve Boldman, Roger Collins, Ronnie Collins, Drinda Booker, Ardene Ballentine, Nancy Hostetler, Linda Omanson, Joyce Durbin, Sharon Swank, Mary Ann Mahany, Judy McWilliam, Linda Gerard, Sue Woolsey. THE CHORUS ROOM . . . SAXOPHONES AND FLUTES SEATED: Sharon Lewis, Connie Young, Sandy Warren, Mary Luckett, Drinda Booker, Carolyn Pitezel. STANDING: Ronnie White and Chris McMillen. Roger Anderson, Dave Talbert, Susan Hampton, Terry Wickey, Donna Dustin, Delores Perkins, Donna Drake, BAND GROUPS Paul Hansen, Jim Hoppock, Bob Baker, Pat Holmes. SEATED: Tom Jackson, Bruce Baker, Tom Pit-zer, Dick Colver, Vicki Ziegler, Joyce Durbin. STANDING: Madaline Jackson, Roger Talbert, Alexis Schmidt. Roger Talbert 58 A new project for 60-61 Filling the new trophy cases STUDENT COUNCIL ACTIVITIES Proud members view bulletin board T.T.H.S. mock national elections Deck the halls with boughs of holly--etc. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is off to a “booming start again this year. It has taken the initiative of obtaining the conference banners for the new gym. Tiie Homecoming dance and Christmas party, sponsored by the Student Council were both very successful. For the first time the Student Council has their own bulletin board in the study hall. It consists of the Minutes of each monthly meeting, people in the spotlight, jokes, and special information for the students. With the last part of the school year approaching, the Student Council plans to carry out many more projects for the improvement of Toulon High School. The officers of the Student Council are as follows: President, Don Schmidt: Vice-President, Bob Baker; Secretary, Joyce Durbin: and Parliamentarian, John Perkins. Our advisor is Mrs. Keller. The standing committees are as follows: Scholastic--Bill Nicholson, chairman; Leon Heaton, Barry Warren, and Alexis Schmidt. Election--Donna Dustin, Chairman; John Milburn, Leon Heaton, and Tom Pitzer. Homecoming--John Perkins and Tom Pitzer, Chairman; Barry Warren, and Donna Dustin. Public Relations--Bob Baker, Chairman; Bill Nicholson, Joyce Durbin, and Walter Anderson. Constitution--Joyce Durbin, Chairman; John Perkins, Bob Baker, and Donna Drake. FRESHMEN--Third Prize Top honors for decorations this year went to the Sophomores. Their giant shoe was stuffed completely with napkins and is shown giving the Indians a big boot. Second spot went to the Seniors. Their idea was to brush the Indians off the field by using a huge hairbrush. Third place was awarded to the Freshmen. Their idea was to bowl the Indians over with a bowling ball. The Juniors had a very good idea but only three prizes were awarded. SOPHOMORES--First Prize JUNIORS HOMECOMING DECORATIONS HOMECOMING ROYALTY The king an J his court were right to left: Bob Carney, Richard Chilausky, Mike Dunn, and Craig Webster. Bob and Sue gave us pep talks at the bonfire the night before the big game. The crowning moment came when John Milburn made Bob Carney and Sue Slygh our homecoming king and queen at the dance following the game. The queen and her court were lefttoright: Sue Slygh, Ann Wevster, Donna Fortman, and Alexis Schmidt. HOMECOMING Are all freshmen enthusiastic?? Advice from a teacher?? 64 You'll need your Wheaties next year! Seniors sweating through their last year in competition FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA SEATED, Left to Right: Paula Pyle, Linda Gerard, Anita Armstrong, Kathy Jackson, Mary Mahany, Mary Luckett, Evelyn Roark, Barbara Slygh, Mrs. Keller, Sue Slygh. STANDING: Suzanne Ublauer, Carol Lee, Sue Hampton, Barry Warren, Joyce Durbin, Art Winn, Elizabeth Haley, Sharon Standard, Marilyn Heaton, Galen Ballentine, Mary Allen, Lynn Shearer, Carol McKenzie, Vickie McMillen, Mary Richards, Alexis Schmidt, Ardene Ballentine, Cheryl Standard, Pat Holmes, Rita Chilausky. F.T.A. F. T. A. has twenty-nine members this year. Seven of these joined at our regular initiation meeting. Our club has had several projects. We have had an entire program on each of the state colleges at our meetings. Some members have been observing and practice teaching in the grade school. This is a valuable experience for them. To make money, we sold basketball pencils. F.T.A. has had a busy, successful year. Our officers for 60- 61 were Sue Slygh, President; Barbara Slygh, Vice-President; Evelyn Roark, Secretary-Treasurer; and Mary Luckett, Reporter. Mrs. Keller is our sponsor. 65 SENIOR CLASS PLAYS OH BABY ! CAST OF CHARACTERS Percy, Paul Hansen; Jimmy, John Milbutn; Linda Lou, Anita Garvin; Mary Jane, Lynn Shearer; Ters, Elizabeth Haley; and Mrs. Dreh, Anita Armstrong. DIRECTOR Mrs. Katherine Davies DON’T KISS HER NOW CAST OF CHARACTERS Bernie, Don Schmidt Paula, Sue Slygh Alice, Joyce Durbin Wally, Marvin Shults Bob, Dave Talbert Jean, Linda Gerard Dinah, Sandy Warren FATHER SAYS NO ! CAST OF CHARACTERS Candy, Marilyn Heaton Mr. Mitchell, Randy Reed Mrs. Mitchell, Carol Lee Granny, Susan Hampton Dibs, Sandy Orwig Harold, Larry White Chester, Chris McMillen George, Bob Baker Joyce Durbin Treasurer Joy Talbert Reporter Linda Reed Parliamentarian Carolyn Pitezel President Judy McWilliam Vice-President Mrs. Carolock Advisor Carol Lee Secretary Pat Muckey Historian Anita Garvin Recreation 72 JUNIOR AND SENIOR MEMBERS FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Pat Parker, Linda Omanson, Cheryl Clark, Lynn Shearer, Donna Whitten, Shirley Moats, Vanita Ballentine. SECOND ROW: Mary Allen, Suzy Lee, Janet Hand, Sue Edwards, Sandy Warren, Judy Winn, Bonnie Morrell. THIRD ROW: Ann Webster, Venette Webster, Carolyn Thrasher, Judy Newman, Anita Armstrong, Marilyn Heaton, Elizabeth Haley, Judy Muckey. FOURTH ROW; Sue Slygh, Mary Sams, Connie Sornberger, Carolyn Smith, Paula Pyle, Donna Dustin, Linda Gerard, Betty Roach. FIFTH ROW; Sandy Orwig, Darlyne Olmsted, Sharon Standard, Dixie Krans, Bonnie Carrington, Lois Franks, Sharon Montooth, Mary Ann Mahany. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Vickie McMillen, Connie Cresey, Sharon Whitten, Carolyn Brooks, Drinda Booker, Diana Wilson, Marilyn Smith. SECOND ROW: Florence Allen, Mary Jo Newman, Betty Wilcox, Anne Shearer, Ginger Isles, Glenna Milburn, Teri Fell, Sandy Reed. THIRD ROW: Norma Hunt, Sharon Lewis, Karen Dutton, Connie Young, Nancy Nichols, Delores Cantwell, Georgia Puckett, Donna Fortman, Cheryl Standard. FOURTH ROW: Sue Woolsey, Sandra King, Delores Perkins, Rosemary St. John, Janice Cox, Sandy Milburn, Wilma McRell, Patty Lee. FIFTH ROW: Sharon Swank, Beth Jackson, Carolyn Nolan, Carolyn Moats, Patty Catton, Becky Carrington, Sharon Thomas, Carol Booker. SIXTH ROW: Diane Griffin, Becky Hand, Suzanne Ublauer, Nancy Hostetler, Shirley Stewart, Jill Pyell, Pricilla Garvin, Jane Langdon, Vicki Ziggler. F.H.A. ACTIVITY REPORT The Toulon Chapter of F.H.A., consisting of approximately ninety girls, had a very busy year under the supervision of Mrs. Laura Carlock, our advisor. We had a party September 2 to welcome the freshman girls and to interest them in joining F.H.A. The annual F.H.A. rally was held at Wenona on October 1. Sixty of the Toulon members attended. Our biggest event of the year was the Christmas formal held December 17. The music was furnished by the Royal Tones of Kewanee. The theme, “Sleigh Ride,” was carried out in the decorations. The queen was Sandy Warren. Her attendants were DarlyneOlmsted, senior; Bonnie Carrington, junior; Anne Shearer, sophomore; and Becky Carrington, freshman. Our annual family night was February 23; all the parents were invited to attend the potluck dinner, and the program. The new members were initiated that night. The girls working on their junior homemaking degrees are Delores Cantwell, Janice Cox, Teri Fell, Jane Langdon, Nancy Hostetler, Vickie McMillen, Glenna Milburn, Nancy Nichols, Delores Perkins, Jill Pyell, Sharon Swank, Sharon Whitten, Becky Carrington, Connie Creasey, Karen Dutton, Beth Jackson, Wilma McRell, Mary Jo Newman, Carolen Nolan, Rosemary St. John, Sharon Thomas, Diana Wilson, and Vickie Ziegler. The girls working on their chapter homemaking degrees are Sandy King, Marilyn Smith, Patty Lee, Norma Hunt, Shirley Stewart, Priscilla Garvin, Georgia Puckett, Florence Allen, Becky Hand, Donna Fort-man, Dianne Griffin, Sue Woolsey, Sandy Reed, Patty Catton, and Sharon Lewis. F.H.A. week was April 9 thru April 15. There was a different event planned for each day of the week. The potluck dinner in honor of the seniors was May 8. This was our last event of the year. The installation of new officers is performed at this time, and the girls are given their degrees they earned. Our officers this year were Marilyn Heaton, President; Dixie Krans, Vice-President; Mary Luckett, Secretary-Treasurer; Judy Winn, Reporter; Mary Sams, Points Chairman; Susan Hampton, Sports Chairman; and Joyce Durbin, Historian. The sports we participated in were divided among the nine months we had school. In September and October, we had archery, softball, and soccer; November and December, volleyball and swimming; January and February, bowling and trampoline; February and March, bowling and basketball; April, tennis and badminton; and May was make-up month for those who needed extra points. We participated in bowling, archery, basketball, and swimming postal tournaments. The classes had tournaments in softball, volleyball, and basketball. All of the officers and the advisor, too, feel that G. A. A. was very successful this school year. 0 ft • . t n 12 ■ A_____________!__________ ft A ft ft G. A. A. MEMBERS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mary Jo Newman, Glenna Milburn, Ginger lies, Norma Hunt, Nan Jackson, ConnieYoung, Judy Winn, Sharon Lewis, Anne Shearer, Teri Fell, Sandy Reed, SECOND ROW: Delores Cantwell, Pat Muckey, Marilyn Heaton, Judy Newman, Linda Gerard, Sue Woolsey, Ann Webster, Pat Lee, Nancy Nichols, Carolyn Pitezel, Rosemary St. John. THIRD ROW: Miss Newton, Phyllis Durbin, JaniceCox, Donna Drake, Carolyn Smith, Delores Perkins, Sandy Orwig, Connie Sornberger, Jacquie Briggs, Mary Sams, Karen Dutton, Carol Booker. FOURTH ROW: Paula Pyle, Sue Hampton, Joyce Durbin, Darlyne Olmsted, Vickie Ziegler, Becky Carrington, Sharon Montboth, Mary Richards, Rita Chilausky, Carol McKenzie, Linda Reed. FIFTH ROW: Dianne Griffin, Judy Turnbull, Pat Parker, Bonnie Carrington, Marilyn Smith, Mary Luckett, Vanita Ballentine, Kathy Jackson, Dixie Krans, Alexis Schmidt, Patty Catton. SIXTH ROW: Linda Omanson, Nancy Hostetler, Jane Langdon, Pat Holmes, Joy Talbert, Cheryl Clark, EvelynRoark, Drinda Booker, Ardene Ballentine, Vickie McMillen, Diana Wilson, Jill Pyell, Connie Creasey. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Joley, Sponsor; Leon Heaton, Reporter; Tom Hotz, Secretary; Chris McMillen, President; Larry Meaker, Vice-President; Nick Woolsey, Treasurer; Jim Winslow, Sentinal. SECOND ROW: Mike Price, Keith Allen, Roger Anderson, Merlin Smith, Ernie Schmidt, Jerry VanDuyn, Bob Williamson, John Reed, Bob Smith. THIRD ROW: Ed Swedeen, Bruce Tudder, Don Keckler, Craig Webster, Howard Thompson, Steve Arnold, Dean Seckman, Roger Miller, Noel DeBeir, Bob Carney. FOURTH ROW: John Gerard, Terry Wickey, Gordon Whittaker, John Perkins, Roger Felt, Don Hedrick, Tom Pitzer, Steve Boldman, Willis McRell. OUR NEW SHOP! ! The F.F.A., with 34 members, was a very successful group this year with the leadership of our advisor and the officers. The officers were Chris McMillen, President; Larry Meaker, Vice-President; Tom Hotz, Secretary; Nick Woolsey, Treasurer; Leon Heaton, Reporter; and Jim Winslow, Sentinal. Mr. Joley was our advisor. These officers attended a leadership school at the beginning of the year. The main money making projects this year were selling rat bait and returns from our gilt chain. The gilt chain is a program mainly for helping boys get started in hog projects. This year approximately five boys were started. This year we continued our community service activity of giving Christmas baskets to needy families. For community co-operation we attended church together during F.F.A. Week. We were always willing to work for our community. The F.F.A. had three new and very successful activities this year. First of all, we started the year with a weiner roast and hayrack ride. Then came the night we had the Greenhand (formal) Initiation. At this meeting our parents were invited and after the meeting we showed them our great new well-equipped shop and also the rest of the new building. The third and really big addition was the Plow-Boy Prom. Don Hendrick worked all year toward that night and it was a big success. This year at our Annual Parent-Son Banquet we had one thing that should be mentioned, a yearly award placque was dedicated to our Secretary, Tom Hotz, who was killed in an auto crash during the school year. Activities done by parts of the boys this year were attending the International, showing at livestock shows and grain shows, testing mild and the State F.F.A. Convention. SEATED, Left to Right: Paul Hansen, President; Kathy Jackson, Vice-President; Mrs, Davies, Sponsor; Carol Lee, Secretary-Treasurer; Don Schmidt, Reporter. FIRST ROW: Mary Jo Newman, Glenna Milburn, Charyl Standard, Judy Winn, Connie Young, Elizabeth Haley, Sue Edwards, Karen Dutton, Nan Jackson, Sharon Lewis, Ann Shearer, Teri Fell. SECOND ROW: Nancy Nichols, Ann Webster, Carol McKenzie, Marilyn Heaton, Linda Gerard, Delores Perkins, Connie Sornberger, Donna Dustin, Sharon Swank, Sue Slygh, Sue Woolsey, Judy Newman, Pat Muckey, Rosemary St.John. THIRD ROW: Mary Sams, Sandy Orwig, Sue Hampton, Joyce Durbin, Madaline Jackson, Sharon Montooth, Dixie Krans, Bonnie Carrington, Judy McWilliam, Mary Mahaney, Barbara Slygh, Diane Griffin, Alexis Schmidt, Rita Chilausky, Donna Drake. FOURTH ROW: Merlin Smith, Vanita Ballentine, Donna Whitten, Sharon Whitten, Cheryl Clark, Lynn Shearer, Evelyn Roark, Drinda Booker, Anita Garvin, Pat Holmes, Mary Luckett, Lois Franks, Suzanne Ublauer, Barry Warren. FIFTH ROW: Bruce Baker, Ronnie White, Dave Talbert, Terry Wicky, Dick Colver, Roger Felt, Danny Newman, Galen Ballentine, Larry White, Jim Hoppock, Marvin Shu Its, Bob Baker, David Reeves, John Milburn, v F H B T n h STANDING, Left to Right: Mary Allen, Linda Reed, Vanita Ballentine, Janet Hand. SEATED, Left to Right: Betty Roach, Sandy Orwig, Paula Pyle, Pat Muckey, Judy Newman. TYPING, STENCILS, PRODUCTION AND RESULTS......... TOULONICLE PRODUCTION STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: David Roark, Priscilla Garvin, Scott Myers, Sharon Lewis, Claudius Webster. f m STANDING, Left to Right: Pat Parker, Phyllis Durbin, Judy Muckey, Bonnie Morrell, Lois Franks, Darlyne Olmsted. SEATED, Left to Right: Carol Lee, Sue Edwards, Linda Omanson, Suzy Lee, Sue Slygh. STANDING: Judy McWilliam, Dixie Krans. SEATED, Left to Right: Leon Heaton, Mary Ann Mahany, Cheryl Clark, Mary Luckett, David Reeves. The 1960-61 TOULONICLE staff had much to work for. With a few additions and improvements we hope to again win an award for excellence from the STUDENT BULLETIN. This year we had co-assistant editors instead of just one. The voting in the election was so close that we decided to make both Kathy Jackson and Connie Sornberger assistant editors--a common practice in many schools. Another major change was in thecover; weused a nameplate (selected by T.T.H.S. students) with articles on the front page. The staff was composed of nine seniors, seven juniors, four sophomores, and one freshman, with production by thetypingll class.Thesponsor was Mrs. Kidd; the editor, Linda Gerard. Everyone did his best to bring you an interesting and informative publication every six weeks. Staff members pictured clockwise from upper left hand corner are Linda Gerard, Connie Sornberger, Kathy Jackson, Mrs. Kidd, Marvin Shults, Joy Talbert, Galen Ballentine, Joyce Durbin, Judy Winn, Anita Armstrong, Don Schmidt, Lynn Shearer, Dave Talbert, and Anita Garvin. LAYOUT MANAGERS Barb Slygh, Donna Dustin, Dave Talbert, Roger Collins, Marv Shults, Pat Muckey, Linda Omanson, Anita Armstrong, Sue Edwards, Mary Luckett. PLANNING WORKING AND FINALLY RESULTS Madaline Jackson , .Senior Manager Donna Whitten . Activity Chairman Judy Winn.Senior Manager Don Schmidt . , , Sports Chairman Rodney Richards, . , Photographer Sue Slygh .... Music Chairman Paula Pyle . . . Activity Chairman THE TOLO Paul Hansen . . Bob Baker Dixie Krans . . Carolyn Pitezel . STAFF . . Publicity . . Editor , . Assistant Editor . Business Manager SEATED, Left to Right: Lynn Shearer, Sandy Orwig, Mrs. Keller, Janet Hand, Bruce Baker. FIRST ROW: Carol Lee, Elizabeth Haley, Linda Gerard, Suzy Lee, Joy Talbert. SECOND ROW: Sue Edwards, Mary Sams, Sharon Montooth, Barbara Slygh, Bonnie Carrington, Dixie Krans, Judy McWilliam, Connie Sornberger. STUDENT LIBRARIANS SPECIAL ASSISTANTS LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Webster, Anita Armstrong, Anita Garvin, Madeline Jackson. Under the direction of Mrs. Keller, our faculty librarian, and with the assistance of twenty-one student librarians, the library has been made available to the student body. The library has a large variety of reading with approximately four thousand books. There have been about one hundred and fifty new books added during the year. Two Chicago papers, the Star-Courier, the Galesburg Register, and the Stark County News are available to everyone. There are thirty magazine subscriptions, which are very popular. A new set of World Books has been added to the library. Another new addition this year is two sections of metal shelves. 86 Terry Adkins Make Money Georgia Puckett Rod Anita Armstrong Air Line Stewardess Democrats Stereo Robert Baker College This study-hall desk with a top that won't stay up. My 1930 Chevrolet that usually runs. Galen Ballentine Teach High School History Unattended Study-hall teachers Friends Steve Boldman Have a hot Ford Assignments Donna Bob Carney Unknown Loud-mouthed, stuck-up girls. My '51 Ford Roger Collins Become a chemist with a B.A. Degree Noisy people What I've learned in High School. Ronald Collins Air Force Richards Class Ring Joyce Durbin Elementary Teacher Susan’s Johnny Mathis records. My Stereo Hi-Fi Roger Felt Farmer People who interrupt me during noon hour. Venette's ring. Anita Garvin Fashion designer Carol Lee Carol Lee John Gerard Farmer Bradford Friends Linda Gerard Graduate from U. of I. Steve Friends Elizabeth Haley Nurse Insincere people My red hair Susan Hampton Teacher People who don't like Johnny Mathis. Friends Janet Hand Marriage Betty Lou Roach Diamond Paul Hansen Medical Doctor People with no ambition Friends of the opposite sex. Marilyn Heaton Teacher End of all athletic seasons. I wonder! Donald Hendrick Agriculture Underclassmen Car Thomas Hotz Something to do with agriculture, or being different. Turnbull's Isetta Take a big guess! Madaline Jackson Bookkeeping or accounting Republican Party My class ring and brother's school sweater. Carol Lee Help others Blatant people Anita Garvin Suzy Lee Marriage and Receptionist. '59 Chevrolet Impala Jerry and wedding ring. Chris McMillen Agriculture Specialist Women Smokers Friends, Key-Club award and cattle. Larry Meaker Farming Rodney Richards Friends and relatives. John Milburn Become a Certified Public Accountant Republicans Friends Shirley Moats Office work Doing dishes Typewriter Bonnie Merrell Beautician and getting married. Two-faced people John's ring Judy Muckey Get Married Gossipers My diamond Pat Muckey Office work Judy Ann Friends Judy Newman Secretary BDN’s Parents and friends Darlyne Olmsted Become a beautician None ROVA class ring Linda Omanson Undecided Two-faced people Friends Sandy Orwig Secretary People who are never on time. My friends Bill Parrott Retire English reports Dad's '61 Pontiac Carolyn Pitezel Undecided Two-faced people Friends Paula Pyle Commercial Work Myself Mom, Dad, Brother, and Sister. Randy Reed Attend College Last year's basketball season Betty Roach Don Schmidt Lynn Shearer Marvin Schults Sue Slygh Sharon Standard Eddie Swedeen Dave Talbert Joy Talbert Sterling Thompson Carolyn Thrasher Sandy Warren Larry White Gordon Whittaker Donna Sue Whitten Terry Wickey Judy Winn Nick Woolsey Beautician Master's Degree in Science Find out my ambition Go to College Become educated Nurse Build a street rod Hold the World's Land Speed record To get married Get a job Beautician Manage a beauty shop and get married Be a coach Mechanic Office work Meat cutter Go to business college To elope Stuck-up people To lose a game Somebody I ride to school with Reckless drivers Howard Field Sandy Warren Loud-mouthed, stuck-up girls 65 M. P. H. speed limit School Galen B, Betty and Janet Bonnie Cheerleaders Junior girls People who think they know everything School Pat and my brother- in -law Orwig Knowing a certain Williamsfield cheer leader Ring Family and friends Contacts Friends Friends Class ring My '54 Chevy My trusty little '56 green Ford Diamond Food Friends and trophies Jim's ring Friends 1956 black white Pontiac Class ring Marge and my car Friends My '59 Impala T Phone Compliments of STARK COUNTY NEWS COMMERCIAL PRINTING Toulon, Illinois Phone 2531 Compliments of COVER INSURANCE AGENCY Real Estate - Farm Loans Surety Bonds 107 West Main Street Toulon, 111inois Phone 4371 Compliments of TOULON GRAIN § FEED CO. 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