Unity High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Mendon, IL)

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DAVID CROW was another agriculture student belonging to the FFA for four yean. Dave spent a lot of time word- ing on motors. CONNIE DEDERT sang alto and second soprano in the Unity High School Chorus. She also joined the GAA for one year. Connie proved herself to be a very conscientious student. ALLAN DAVIS was solo trombonist of his section all four years in high school —a real fine record for Allan. He took part in many music contests, sang with the chorus and belonged to the FFA. NAOMI DEDERT'S activities centered around home economics and she was active in the FHAall four years. Naomi also sang in the chorus and be- came a Camera Club member. DARLENE ELLIS wos a member of the GAA, the FHA, and Camera Club. It seems that Darlene enjoyed chorus more than any other activity because she sang in it during all four years of school. ANNA EVANS, in her quiet manner, always conveyed friendliness to all her classmates. She was mainly in- terested in commercial work and her duties on the yearbook staff. Anna w« assistant editor in her junior year and the business manager in her senior year. BETTY ENSMINGER took three com- mercial courses in her senior year. She also liked home ec and helped in the FHA through all four years. J ARLENE FEATHERINGILL'S interest lay mostly in the field of science and she spent a lot of time in the laboratory. She had a part in the junior class play and was a member of the GAA and Camera Club. 9

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VIRGINIA ALGER is the fourth member of her family to earn the Unity High School diploma. She took all of the commercial courses offered. Virginia sang in the chorus, was active in the FHA and had a part in the senior play. JANET ANDREW, always busy cooking and sewing, was a member of the FHA for three years and president of the chapter in her senior year. She was active in GAA, sang in the chorus and sextette and entered the speech contest. Janet received the Citizen- ship Award in her junior year. PATSY TRIBBETT BOYLES was married during her junior year. FHA and chorus claimed her interests; also the Camera Club. TED COLVIN'S interests were mainly In athletics and he was a valuable member of the football, basketball, and baseball teams each year. He was a member of the VK and played the cornet In the bond. 8 FLETCHER ANDREW played the trom- bone in the band and competed in the music contests. He was also a member of the FFA and the Camera Club. DAVID BOWERS was another sports- minded fellow. He added much to Unity's football team. First base was his position on the baseball team. He was a member of the FFA and VK. Dave joined the class the second year. PAUL BRUENGER was interested in farming and an outstanding member of FFA. He won honors in the soil judging contest. He was also a mem- ber of the Camera Club and sang with the chorus. RALPH CORRIGAN'S interest was in agriculture. He was a member of the FFA for four years where he held the offices of treasurer and vice-presi- dent and served on the grain judging team. He enjoyed photography and worked in the Camera Club.

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JOHN FRAZIER earned four football letters in high school. Being an ath- lete, he belonged to the VK. He was interested in farming and was a FFA member all during school. He also be- longed to the Camera Club. + — JACK FROM AN belonged to the FFA and fought in the Golden Gloves, fly- weight class, at Quincy in his senior year. SUZANNE FURRY has delighted many audiences with her lovely soprano voice. She was a member of the Girls' Sextette eoch year and won recogni- tion in solo contest work. BARBARA GRIMMER, a real fine girl was a four-year member of the Varsity Cheerleaders, the band, the GAA. She sang with the chorus, played parts in three plays, and entered three speech contests. Barb won the Citizenship Award as a sophomore; in her senior year she was editor of the yearbook and treasurer of the SS. I BARBARA HALSEY was a four-year member of FHA ond its president dur- ing her second year. She was given the Home Economics' Award also in her sophomore year. Borbaro edited the school newspoper during her junior year and sang with the Girls' Sextette for three years. WILMA HAMILTON was a faithful trombone player in the band all during her high school days. She also parti- cipated in GAA and FHA; the latter group selected her for their Courtesy Award this year. 9 V JOAN HEINECKE was interested in dramatics; she played a part in two plays and competed in speech contests. Her other activities include SS, GAA, chorus, TAB ond Pep Clubs. 10 MARLENE HENERHOFF'S life in high school certainly wasn't idle. She was active all four years in the band, the FHA, the GAA. She worked two or more years on the school newspaper. Library Club and with the chorus. Marlene was best known for her four years of cheer leading and she had the distinction of being elected HOMECOMING QUEEN twice. She was secretary to the Student Senate last year.