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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1956 volume:

1956 ‘Unity, 9tigA Sdhoxit Mendon, JMinaia Volume VIII Shirley Cantrell Deanne Daugherty Marjorie Pittman William Knapp Dianne Daugherty Merlyn Jones Marilyn Ward Judith Peter “George Evans Bill Moore Sandra Holtman Judy Warning Grant Baecker Edwin Carolan EDITOR David Grimmer MANAGER Publisher Inter-Collegiate Press, Incorporated Kansas City, Missouri Photography Hostetter of Quincy The Camera Club of Unity High School Joan Koontz PHOTOGRAPHER Larry Ward ART Dorothy Tenvorde SPONSOR Zenith Wood 0lr£ 9 59-15 9S U? w ¥s 9trlP V � HC Op-1£ � y n£ 9£-S£ v� w°y4°s 2£ 29-19P� � gg-tl vu� ?s 01-5 p vpv� � y vjrudptOQ Cluuvah VALEDICTORIAN Ethel Myers SALUTATORIAN Mary Belle Smith CITIZENSHIP Connie Woolsey CITIZENSHIP Dick Moore BABE RUTH Juliann Cramm BABE RUTH Bill Fessler STUDENT COUNCIL Dick Moore AMERICAN LEGION Linda McClelland AMERICAN LEGION Dave Grimmer DANFORT H Kay Hudson DANFORTH Larry Ward D. A. R. Rosemary Tenvorde GIRLS STATE Pat Donley BOYS STATE Wayne Wyatt Hubert Staff SCIENCE Ethel Myers r AGRICULTURE Dick Porter HOME ECONOMICS Rachel Baker COMMERCIAL Elma Wessinger ATHLETIC Dave Grimmer MUSIC Linda McClelland GOOD CITIZENSHIP (American Legion) Myrna Frazier CONSERVATION Sharon Christner 3 MARYBELLE SMITH ETHEL MYERS JOHN MURPHY State Science, 1st HUBERT STAFF State Science, 1st Sec. Stock Judging, 2nd JOANNE HAISTINGS ANITA RHINBERGER ETHEL BEELER State Science, 2nd RACHEL BAKER State Science, 2nd Dist. Orig. Oration, 2nd LARRY FESSLER State Science, 3rd JULIANN CRAMM Betty Crocker SANDRA MC CLELLAND Dist. Ext. Verse Read., 3rd JACKIE WORMAN Dist. Comedy Play Read., 3rd Dist. Girls' Low Voice, 2nd BILL FRAZIER DON DEDERT Sec. Livestock Judging, 1st RONALD CRAMM LA VERNE SHAFFER GEORGE EVANS Sec. Livestock Judging, 3rd LARRY POINTS 100 yd., Wenois, 1st Lamoine Valley, 2nd 220 yd., Wenois, 2nd Lamoine Valley, 3rd STATE LIVESTOCK JUDGING TEAM, 1st SECTION GRAIN JUDGING TEAM, 1st CLwxvtdd, DICK RAND A11-Lamoine Conference 3 years Guard, Football 1955 Honorable Mention Chicago Daily News A11-State Football DAVE GRIMMER All-Lamoine Conference Basketball 1955-56 Honorable Mention All-State 1955-56 Lion's Club Free Throw, 1955-56 DICK MOORE BILL FESSLER DICK PORTER ALLEN DIERKER Honorable Mention All-Lamoine Conference Football, 1955 (District, Excellent) BETTY ASH, French horn CONNIE WOOLSEY, Baton twirling MARY ELLEN CAROLAN, Clarinet SHIRLEY BRICKMAN, Clarinet DARYL PRIEPOT, Bass horn LARRY CORNWELL, Snare drum KENT HALSEY, Boy's low voice GERHARD JUNG, Boy' low voice PANCHETTA GROTZ, Flute JANEEN BAKER, Baritone horn JOHN HENDRICKSON, Tenor solo KEN JOHNSON, Bass horn MARY BAKER, Girl's high voice CLARINET TRIO, QUARTET MADRIGAL SINGERS UNITY 8 TRUMPET QUARTET BRASS QUARTET, QUINTET, SEXTET, SEPTET GIRLS’ OCTET (District Superior, State Excellent) FLUTE DUET 4 3Jfi Jiacvul Education, KENNETH FRAZIER President CHARLES STARR Secretary Paul Koontz Arthur Schroeder Arthur Kuntz Maurice Conover Clarence Simon Charlotte Knapp Unit Treasurer Dolores Buhre, Secretary Lea trice Dedert, Secretary Cyril Waters, Prin., Unity High -4 Earl Hudson, Supt., Unit 4 Sacuity, JOAN HA GERMAN Home Ec. HOWARD HAGERMAN Science Student Senate MAURICE HILL Music, Band Senior Sponsor MERLIN JONES Coach, Dr. Training Boys' PE, History Sophomore Sponsor MARIAN KENDALL Home Ec., F. H. A. RUSSELL LEWIS Agriculture, F.F.A. Junior Sponsor ROY NELSON Coach, Drafting Boys' P.E., V.K. Klub RAMAH PEEK Girls’ P. E., Commercial G. A.A., Social Science GERALDINE SPEARS English, Math Freshman Sponsor HOPE TENHAEFF English, Spanish Play Coach HARRISON UNDERWOOD Science, Math Camera Club ZENITH WOOD Commercial Yearbook Sponsor Eighteen regular bus drivers, five substitute drivers, and one mechanic keep Unit 4 school buses in operation. Approxi- mately 700 pupils are trans- ported to and from school daily. Allen Dierker Vice-President David Grimmer President Ethel Myers Treasurer Bill Fessler SS Representative Mary Belle Smith Secretary Elma Wessinger Reporter Juliann Cramm Rosemary Tenvorde Jackie Wor man Margie Vonderheide Claudiae Caley Jean Mitchell Dwight Shupe Terry Forrest Dan Leckbee Roean Crabtree Bertha White Ron Harness Joan Koontz Myrna Frazier Dick Moore Bob Phillips Linda McClelland Jim Frazier Adalene Miller Helen Wemhoner 16 Connie Merker Rachel Baker Joan Harms Kay Hudson Harold Doyle Bob Harms Larry Ward Ethel Beeler Connie Woolsey 17 Karen Dedert I O most gentle Heart of Jesus ever present in the Blessed Sacrament, ever consumer with burning love for the poor captive souls in purgatory, have mercy on the soul of Thy servant, bring him from the shades of exily to the bright home of heaven, where we trust Thou and Thy Blessed Mother have woven for him a crown of unfacing glory. Charles Gene Carolan April 12, 1938 - November 2, 1955 Thy Will Be Done Amen QLom Miitofu During our four years at Unity High, we were directed by a number of class officers-and sponsors. Our presidents were Connie Merker, Dorothy Henerhoff, Larry Lewis, and Dave Grimmer. Our vice- presidents were Juliann Cramm, Linda McClelland, (2 years) and Allen Dierker. Gene Carolan was our secretary-treasurer in the first year. Later secretaries were Dwight Shupe, Rachel Baker, and Marybelle Smith; treasurers were Richard Porter, Bill Fessler, and Ethel Myers. Representing us on the Student Senate were Ruth Hufendick, Dorothy Henerhoff and Bill Fessler. Dwight Shupe, Bill Fessler, Shirley Cantrell and Elma Wessinger were our reporters. Miss Heitholt, Mrs. Morgan, Mr. Dolan and Mr. Waters assisted Mr. Hill as sponsors. When we were Freshmen and Sophomores, our Homecoming Floats won 3rd prize in the parade but we improved and won second with our Junior and Senior floats. In the fall of 1952, sixty-three green freshmen entered the doors of Unity. We held two parties during that year--a Christmas party and a Skating party. September, 1953 found sixty-two sillySophomores returningtoUnity. A Skating party and a Scavanger Hunt were held. Dave Grimmer was selected to represent the class at Boys' State. Fifty-seven jolly Juniors enrolled in the fall of 1954. We sold magazines amounting to $1448.70 in the fall and sponsored the annual Holiday Dance in December. We presented our Class Play, GRANDAD STEPS OUT, in ApriL In May we were hosts to the Seniors, Faculty, and Board Members at the annual Junior-Senior banquet and dance at the Lincoln-Douglas hotel in Quincy. In the spring of this year, we chose Rachel Baker to represent us at Girls’ State; Larry Lewis to represent us at Boys' State, and Elma Wessinger at Conservation Camp. Dick Moore was elected president of Student Senate. He was elected to this office again in our Senior year. Fifty-three studious Seniors came back for their last year. Early in the fall we were saddened by the tragic death of one of our popular classmates. Gene Carolan. Gene was instantly killed in a car accident. The class, sponsors, as well as many other students and teachers, attended his funeral at St. Edward’s church on November 7. We presented our class play, NO BOYS ALLOWED, in November, sponsored the annual Valentine dance in February, and were guests of the Seniors at the banquet held at Rushville. As a gift to the school, we left one hundred dollars to be used for a water cooler for the gym. The remaining money will be added to the Quarterback Fund for lights for the football field. The theme of our class night was “Backwoods, and we spent delightful days in the Ozarks on our Senior Trip. Class Mono: THE PAST FOREVER GONE; THE FUTURE STILL OUR OWN Colors: Pink and Mint Green Flower: Pink Rose 18 (iltvM [i'jwpfieaf Report of the tenth reunion of the class of 56 held in May, 1966 at the Meetin’ House in Dogpatch: JOAN ALGER, the great singing star of Grand Old Opry in Nashville, Tennessee, teaches yodling as a side line. BETTY ASH now owns the Wrigley Chewing Gum Company located in Marcelline, Illinois. Betty always gives generous samples to those who employ her as a nurse. RACHEL BAKER has returned to Unity as a Home Economics teacher. Of course, the biology teacher is Mr. W. Speck. ETHEL BEELER is now putting her Home Economics into practice bymanaging her Four Finlay Farmers.” CLAUDINE CALEY, president of the Saddle Club, has just entered Sardini into the Kentucky Derby. Riding Sardini will be none other than the famous jockey, Harold Doyle. PAT STARR and CONNIE WOOLSEY are trumpet and clarinet players for the Harmels All Girl Orchestra.” Their first appearance was when they played for ROEAN CRABTREE'S wedding. Roean is now training her children to be sheepherders like their father. Mrs. Wayne Orr, the former JULIANN CRAMM is now owner of the Quincy Beauty Academy. Juliann gets no business from her husband and three little boys as they have naturally curly hair. Mrs. Ronald Likes, the former KAREN DEDERT, is busy taking care of her 6- year-old twins--boys. JEANIE DEDERT, Unity's 1955-56 Homecoming Queen has grown in popularity and is now holding the title of Mrs. America.” BILL FESSLER has come out with a new rocket to the moon that goes a thousand million billion trillion miles per minute. SANDY MC CLELLAND was the first passenger to land on the moon and now runs a hot dog stand there. MAURICE FLINT has an important job lighting the three candles on MYRNA FRAZIER'S piano for her nightly T V program. Myrna’s motto is “ Anything Liberace can do, I can do better.” Patrolman TERRY FORREST is selling dual pipes to all teenagers at wholesale price and arresting them later. JIM FRAZIER, manager of the No-Sink-Um-Boat Club which is located in Ursa, has quite a business from tourists. Coach DAVE GRIMMER has taken on the Harlem Globe Trotters. Dave has a slightly different angle which is mostly curves, meaning of course, the players are all girls. RON HARNESS, manager for the St. Louis Cardinals, has for a talent scout, Janet Homan, who travels extensively each winter. KAY HUDSON, head nurse at Mendon Community Hospital, works side-by side with Dr. Bob Harms who is a well-known surgeon. DOROTHY HENERHOFF and CONNIE MERKER have their own TV talent show for the World’s Outstanding Pantomimics. JOAN KOONTZ owns a fleet of trucks and services candy machines for all schools in Unit 4. Her latest candy bar is Harm’s Heavenly Haven named after that sweet girl, JOAN HARMS. By the way, Joan perfected the recipe. LINDA MC CLELLAND has a full-time job at Murphy’s Service Station where she presents jazz concerts every Monday night to promote business. ADALENE MILLER and SHIRLEY CANTRELL are co-owners of the Showboat Hotel in Myer where JEANIE MITCHELL is chief cook and bottle washer. MARCIA MURRY patronizes this nationally known hotel because she is defending her champion- ship as National Speedboat Champion in the P-38 class in the races held on the Mississippi there each year. HELEN WEMHONER has a beauty salon in this same hotel and spe- cializes in REAL blonde rinses. ETHEL MYERS is now Dean of Women at Southern Illinois University where DICK MOORE continues to attend because the Dean gets him dates with the Co-eds. JIM NIGHTINGALE has quite a demand for his new invention, the honey dispenser. BOB PHILLIPS is writing a new book entitled, Man’s Second-Best-Friend—Teeth.” 19 RICHARD PORTER is a carpenter, his first job was building a new high school at Unity. The Bond issue FINALLY passed. DICK RAND is no longer running into trees because he joined the navy and is running into WAVES. RON RICHMILLER, state representative, has a bill before the house to increase the speed limit in the state of Illinois. DWIGHT SHUPE has become so popular that Eddie Fisher had to seek new fields. MARYBELLE SMITH finished her Science Project on Evolution using a chicken as a model and is now working on a new project--a film entitled, “The Egg and I.” DON SPALDING is now an Air Force Recruiter urging all to study while they are in high school. ROSEMARY TENVORDE, a student of the Patricia Stevens School for models in Chicago, has taken over Bess Myerson’s position on the “Big Payoff.” JUDITH VANCE is now U. S. Good Will Ambassador to China. MARGIE VONDERHEIDE has just released her new hillbyilly record of “Hey Joe.” It’s quite a hit. LARRY WARD has taken over the Bob Cummings TV show employing a 1958 graduate as his modeL Y ou will like this. ELMA WESSINGER was elected the FIRST lady President of the United States in the last election. BERTHA WHITE now has a column in the Windsor newspaper entitled, “Bert’s Lovelorn.” JACKIE WORMAN has taken over the Arthur Murray School of Dancing. Her star pupil is ALLEN DIERKER, who is still training for footbalL MR. HILL, our class SPONSOR, is directing a sextet composed of the little “Mory Hills.” 20 OomWM WE, the Senior Class of 1956, Unity High School, Mendon, Illinois in the County of Adams, being of sound mind and good memory, do hereby declare this to be our last Will and Testament. To the entire faculty, we leave a sincere thanks and appreciation for all they have done for us during our four years. To Bert Brackenseick and Lloyd Waite, we leave our thanks for keeping our school clean throughout our years here. To the Juniors, we leave our dignity and cherished name, Seniors.’ To the Sophomores, we leave our sense of school loyalty. To the Freshmen, we leave our sincere hope that they will enjoy their future years at Unity as much as we have. Personal bequests: I, JOAN ALGER, will my love for hillbilly music to Sharon Christner. I, BETTY ASH, will my chewing gum to Mrs. Peek. I, RACHEL BAKER, will my democracy speech to President Eisenhower. I, ETHEL BEELER, will my ability to go steady to Judy Warning. I, CLAUDINE CALEY, will my bowling ability to Mr. Hagerman. I, ROE AN CRABTREE, will my good attendance record to Dianne Daugherty. I, JULIANN CRAMM, will my pony tail to Maureen Caley. I, KAREN DEDERT, will my wedding bells to Pat Rutledge. I, JEAN DEDERT, will my Homecoming queen crown to Karen Andrew. I, HAROLD DOYLE, will my curly hair to Larry Miller. I, ALLEN DIERKER, will all the fun I had in speech to anyone who thinks they can have more. I, MAURICE FLINT, will my nickname, Ichabod to Wayne Wyatt. I, BILL FESSLER, will my corner in the hall to John Emmert. I, JIM FRAZIER, will my driving ability to Daryl Waite. I. TERRY FORREST, will all the fun I had at Harry’s to Judy Mitchell. I, DAVE GRIMMER, will my ability to play basketball to Butch Brady. I, MYRNA FRAZIER, will my ability to play the piano to John Reiter. I, JOAN HARMS, will my sports ability to Janeen Baker. I, BOB HARMS, will all the fun during the Senior Play practice to Bob Frazier. I, DOROTHY HENERHOFF, will my cheerleading ability to Nancy Daugherty. I, RONNIE HARNESS, will my cast to anyone who wants it. I, KAY HUDSON, will my many trips to Loraine to Marilyn Ward. I, JANET HOMAN, will my knowledge in American Problems to Merlyn Jones. I. SHIRLEY CANTRELL, will my dimples to Phil Wittier. I, DAN LECKBEE, will my 41 Chev to Steve Woolsey. I, JOAN KOONTZ, will my love for school to Ray Ellis. I, SANDRA MC CLELLAND, will my class ring to Panchetta Grotz. I, LINDA MC CLELLAND, will my love for Junior boys to Deanne Daugherty. I, ADALENE MILLER, will my love for barn dances to Janice Parrick. I, CONNIE MERKER, will my snare drum to Charlie Homan. I, DICK MOORE, will my place as president of SS to Bill Steiner. I, JEANNE MITCHELL, will my love for Chevvies to Barbara Daugherty. I, ETHEL MYERS, will my position in the Library Club to Richard Agard. I, MARCIA MURRY, will my love for shorthand to Lee Cantrell. I, ROBERT PHILLIPS, will my two front teeth to Pat Donley. I, JIM NIGHTINGALE, will my graceful walk to Mary Ellen French. I, DICK RAND, will my humorous ideas to Dorothy Tenvorde. I, DICK PORTER, will a 55 graduate to anyone who thinks they can get her. I, DWIGHT SHUPE, will my singing ability to Judy Simon. I, RONNIE RICHMILLER, will my cowboy boots to John Murphy. I, DON SPALDING, will my love for Marcelline to Gary McAllister. I, MARY BELLE SMITH, will my A’s to Denver Echternkamp. I, ROSEMARY TENVORDE, will my long hair to Sue Agard. I, PAT STARR, will my little feet to Gerhard Jung. I, MARGIE VONDERHEIDE, will my ability to eat to Beverly Weidmyer. I, JUDY VANCE, will my pleasant smile to Coach Nelson. I, HELEN WEMHONER, will my love for Warsaw boys to Janet Tieken. I, LARRY WARD, will my height to Roy Points. I, BERTHA WHITE, will my trips to Shelbyville to Loretta Vandermaider. I, ELMA WESSINGER, will my typing ability to Tom Tribbett. I, JACKIE WORMAN, will my dancing ability to Arthur Murry. I. CONNIE WOOLSEY, will iny red hair to Peggy Murry. Sjeniox CIcum •‘NO BOYS ALLOWED” TOP ROW, Left to Right: Harms, Ward, Spalding, Porter, Dierker, Shupe, Worman, Mitchell. LOW ROW: Alger, McClelland, Merker, Hudson, Koontz, McClelland, Mrs. Tenhaeff. John Emmert Roger Voorhis Jack Jones President Reporter Vice-President Connie Heubner Karen Andrew Carol Heubner Student Senate Treasurer Secretary Sue Agard Lee Cantrell Sharon Christner Deanne Daugherty Dianne Daugherty Donald Dedert Marilyn Dedert Pat Donley Dale Ellerbrock Larry Fessler Evalyn Flint Richard Frazier Q n Q •f 4 o Ip lj Bob Frazier Bill Frazier Mary Ellen French Joanne Haistings Jerry Heineman Leyland Henze Nancyann Hyer Sarah Jacques Kenneth Johnson Merlyn Jones Bill Knapp Gary McAllister Dorothy McCready Larry Miller Mary Lou Miller Bob Miller Ronald Monroe Leonard Morley John Murphy Peggy Murry Paul Myers Lawana Nichols Marion Parrack Marjorie Pittman John Reiter Anita Rhinberger Bill Robbins Patsy Rutledge Eula Rae Sill Judy Simon James Skirvin Hubert Staff Bill Steiner Joe Tanner Janet Tieken Tom Tribbett Loretta Vandermaiden Daryl Waite Beverly Wiedmyer W.y.i.i- v,i”______ Junima, Jiwiox Play, “Sxunetfutu}’ Qaakin” Don Dedert, Daryl Waite, Bill Frazier, John Reiter, Judy Simon, Bob Miller, Sharon Christner, Lee Cantrell, Deanne Daugherty, Karen Andrew. Dianne Daugherty, Ron Monrow, Peggy Murry, Bob Frazier, Loretta Vandermaiden. Nancy Ann Hyer, Joanne Haistings. Mrs.Tenhaeff, Sponsor. 30 n Junior Homan Sapfiemmea, Sandra Schafer Jane Hunter Vice Ruth Tenvorde Fred Stockhecke Secretary-Treasurer Student Senate Janeen Baker Reporter Carol Ash Mary Baker Linda Bowers Charles Bradbury Shirley Brickman Phylis Brown Ronnie Caley Don Campbell Don Cogbum Connie Cornwell John Cramm Ronald Cramm Rosetta Cramsey Barbara Daugherty John Ellerman Frances Elston George Evans John Freese SxxpAommea, Lloyd Goehl Jim Gooding Panchetta Grotz Ralph Graff Mary Hemming John Hendrickson Helen Heubner Charles Homan Ralph Howell Gerhard Jung Kermit Koontz Ruby Lucking Larry Luker Lowell McClelland Lynn McClelland Fred Meyers Judy Mitchell Bill Moore Raymond Morley Bill Parrack Janice Parrick Lois Parrick Judy Peter Larry Points Ila Jean Poling Bob Porter Marilyn Price Nancy Rutledge Marilyn Seals Karen Shipe Judy Shriver Jerry Stone Ronnie T erry Carol Tribbett Ferdie Vonderheide Marilyn Ward Ronnie Warning Beverly White Sandra Wiedmyer Teresa Wietholder Patty Woodworth Steve Woolsey Science C•, (State Firsts) Judy Warning Reporter Sondra Baker Secretary - Treasurer Maureen Caley Vice -President Grant Baecker President Nancy Daugherty Student Senate 5 Richard Agard Norma Alger Janice Appledorn Marian Ballard Larry Beeler Larry Beverly Richard Bradbury Butch Brady (not pictured) Lanny Burke Ed Cardan Mary Ellen Cardan - Joyce Conover Leigh Conover Larry Cornwell Nancy Dedert Sharon Duke Kathleen Duncan Sbteafimm Denver Echtemkamp Barbara Emmert Judith Evans Joan Ewen Carlene Frese Pat Gooding Betty Gregory Kent Halsey De wayne Harms Lois Harms Gary Hemming Anna Henze Sandra Holtman Jerry Houdyshell Larry Jenkins Ronnie Jones Norma Kimbrell Max Koontz Carolyn Laeding Don Lanning Pat Leeper Bob Lubker Benny Miller Dolores Miller Karen Muegge Wayne Myers Lyle McClelland Marcia Nightingale Bob Northrup Kyle P arrack Roy Points Eddie Powell Daryl Priepot Larry Tanner Rosealie Taylor Dorothy Tenvorde Gary Sellers Katherine Schenkel LaVern Shaffer Anita Shippey Glen Smith Bill Sparrow Glen Spory Lois Steiner Jay Vandermaiden Dolores Watts Sue Wear Charles White Conard White Jerry Wiley Phil Wittier Muaic BACK ROW, Left to Right: Mary Ellen Carolan, Mary Ellen French, Connie Woolsey, Karen Muegge, Bill Sparrow, Mr. Hill. CENTER ROW: Nancyann Hyer, Joan Koontz, Judy Warning, Lanny Burke, Glen Smith, Ken Johnson, Bob Northrup, Jerry Houdyshell, CarolynLaeding, DarylPriepot, MaxKoontz. FRONT ROW: Linda McClelland, Shirley Brickman, Sandra Schafer, Marilyn Dedert, Teresa Wietholder. UNITY EIGHT: Ward, Evans, Jung, Johnson, Graff, Cramm, Northrum, Hemming. BACK ROW, Left to Right: ConnieMerker, Larry Cornwell, John Reiter, Nancy Dedert. Barbara Daugherty. Joyce Conover, John Murphy. CENTER ROW: Ronald Cramm. Dorothy Henerhoff, Judy Simon, Rachel Baker, Pat Starr, John Hendrickson, Gary Hemming, Janeen Baker, Kathleen Duncan, Ruby Lucking, Ron Warning. FRONT ROW: Juliann Cramm, Carol Ash, Panchetta Grotz, Ed Carolan, Nancy Daugherty, Sandra Holtman, Betty Ash. GIRLS' OCTET: Dedert, Simon, McClelland, Lucking, Brickman, Cramm, Shipe, Andrew. 43 The CHORUS sings at the all-school Christmas Party MADRIGAL SINGERS Larry Ward, Ken Johnson, Linda McClelland, Kent Halsey, Mary Baker, Dave Grimmer, Betty Ash, Dwight Shupe, Rosemary Tenvorde, John Hendrickson, Jean Dedert, Gary Hemming, Margie Vonderheide, John Cram. NOT PICTURED: Janet Tieken, Jackie Worman, Judy Simon. Connie Woolsey The Music Department had an active and successful school year during 1955-56. While the chorus was getting prepared to give their Christmas Choral Concert on December 15 and to participate in the annual Choral- Festival Clinic at Macomb, the Unity marching band played and marched at our home football games. They also marched in the Culver-Stockton College and Western College Homecoming parades, and the Red Feather parade in Quincy. Formations were performed at half-time during home football games. During basketball season, the Unity band played for pep meetings and for the home games. The annual midwinter band concert was played February 19 and featur- ed Kenneth Johnson, bass horn solo with accompanist Myrna Frazier; Panchetta Grotz, flute solo with accompanist Wilford Nelson; Janeen Baker, baritone horn with band accompaniment; trumpet quartet with freshmen Max Koontz, Jerry Houdyshell, Glen Smith, and Lanny Burke; brass sextet with Rachel Baker, Dorothy Henerhoff, Betty Ash, Gary Hemming, Ronnie Warning, and Kenneth Johnson. This year, the Music Boosters Club was organized with Mrs. Julia Grotz as president. This organization was formed to help with the pro- motion of music and good will among the people living in this school dis- trict. They financed anewpiccolo, and provided refreshments at our Spring Concert. The district contest was held in Bushnell-Prairie City. We had 25 entries and although the Superior ratings were few, all contestants received an award. We had 25 Excellent ratings and one Superior, the latter re- ceiving an Excellent rating at State. The Spring Concert with band and chorus was a fine climax to the year’s work. The concert was on the modern side--“Joshua,” “Colorama,” “Rock-a-round the Clock,” “Oh, John,” etc. The band and chorus with the absence of the graduating seniors provided music for Commencement. This year’s band officers were: JuliannCramm, President; Janeen Baker, Vice-P resident; Judith Simon, Secretary-Treasurer; Connie Merker, Re- porter; Dorothy Henerhoff, Student Senate. Officers for the chorus were: Linda McClelland, President; Karen Dedert, Vice-President; Jackie Worman. Secretary-Treasurer; Karen Shipe, Re- porter. Janet Tieken 46 Judy Warning foot aM TOP ROW, Left to Right: B. Moore, Lowell McClelland, Stone, LynnMcClelland, Mr. Nelson, Mr. Jones, Woolsey, Ellerman, J. Cramm, Steiner. SECOND ROW: Beeler, Sellars, Emmert, Bob Frazier, Murphy, Lubker, Reiter, L. Points, Baecker, B. Parrack, J. Jones, Stockhecke, Cogburn, P. Myers. THIRD ROW: Rand, Nightingale, B. Harms, Flint, Dierker, Grimmer, D. Moore, D. Porter, B. Fessler. BOTTOM ROW; L. Conover, Vandermaiden, Northrup, Agard, R. Bradbury, Priepot, Sloniger, Conard White, CornwelL 48 Cfie dead id FRESHMEN Nancy Daugherty, Maureen Caley, Judith Evans, Judy Warning Vanity SEATED, Left to Right: Knapp, Wyatt, Dierker, Grimmer, Leckbee, Nightingale. STANDING: Emmert, L. Fessler, Staff, Murphy, Lowell McClelland, Mr. Nelson. StHe funeti KNEELING: Paul Myer, Mr. Jones. STANDING: Houdyshell, Conard White, Agard, Conover, Sellers, Priepot, Lubker, R. Points, W. Myers, Baecker, M. Koontz, Cornwell, Smith, Vander- maiden, Beeler, Lyle McClelland. 50 Siaadkdl BASEBALL PLAYERS Dick Porter Dick Moore Allen Dierker Bob Harms Lowell McClelland Bill Steiner Bill Fesslet John Murphy John Emmert Wayne Wyatt Gary McAllister Larry Cornwell Jerry Houdyshell Leigh Conover Dave Grimmer Larry Fessler Richard Agard Larry Beverly Ron Harness Roy Points The football record for 1955 was very satisfactory with three wins, three losses and two ties. In basketball, the Varsity team won 18 and lost 6. In the Regional Tournament they beat Barry but lost to Notre Dame. In the Payson Holiday, they came in second, beating Notre Dame and losing to Pittsfield. Also, they won second place trophy in the Wenois by beating Barry and losing to Central. In the Freshman Tournament, our boys won second, losing to Quincy Junior High after defeating Augusta and Plymouth. In baseball, the Mustangs won five and lost eight. The sports season was closed with a very successful Athletic Banquet in the Gym on May 19. Alex Saudargas, coach of the West Rockford High School teams (State Winners in both 1955 and 56) delivered an inspiring address; the ‘‘free throw” trophy was presented to Dave Grimmer by the Lions Club; and Coach Nelson, toastmaster, introduced each player on the Mustang teams. Plans are now underway for the installation of lights for night football during the coming season. 52 The Girls Athletic Association, called Unity Unicorns, boasted a membership of 90 this year. They sponsored a number of activities, the following in Quincy: Bowling at the Casino lanes on Monday evenings for eleven consecutive weeks with 80 girls or 16 teams participating; swimming at the Y M C A on the same evenings with 45 girls participating in the beginners and intermediate group. At school, the group sponsor- ed a mixed doubles badminton tournament and a mixed volleyball tournament during the noon periods. On April 14 a very successful minstrel and carnival was held in the gym; earlier in the year, the girls enter- tained the school with an assembly program. The 4-year award was earned by eight seniors--Betty Ash. Rachel Baker, Dorothy Henerhoff, Kay Hudson, Sandra McClelland, Connie Merker, Marybelle Smith, Rosemary Tenvorde. The 3-year award was given to five seniors and nine juniors; the 2-year letter to 19 sophomores, 8 juniors and 4 seniors. Twenty-four freshmen, four juniors and one senior qualified for the first year numerals. In swimming the second Red Cross test was passed by Claudine Caley, Betty Ash, Ruth Tenvorde, and Rosemary Tenvorde. The following passed the first Red Cross test; Claudine Caley, Carol Tribbett, Sandra Baker, Janice Appledorn, Nancy Daugherty, Marilyn Seals, and Kathleen Duncan. The noon period volleyball winners were Marilyn Dedert (c), Rosemary Tenvorde, Carol and Connie Heubner, Patsy Ruthledge, John Frese, Jerry Stone, Dick Porter, Jack Jones. The badminton winners were Dorothy Henerhoff and Coach Jones over Joanne Haistings and Bill Fessler. In bowling, the Round Robin Intramural Tournament ended with first place going to Marybelle Smith (c), Joan Koontz, Carol Tribbett, Claudine Caley. Rosemary Tenvorde (c), Adalene Miller, Shirley Cant- rell, Marcia Murry, Jean Mitchell won second place. The third place winning team was composed of Sharon Chrismer (c) Deanne and Dianne Daugherty, Lee Cantrell, Karen Andrew. Fourth place winners were Joan Haistings (c) Dorothy Henerhoff, Connie Merker, Anita Rhinberger, Rosealie Taylor. 53 SiaudmA 2nd Place 3rd Place 1st Place 4th Place Student Sponsors, Mr. Waters and Mr. Hagerman; President, Wayne Wyatt and Dick Moore; Vice-President, Juliann Cramm; Secretary, Rachel Baker; Treasurer, Linda McClelland; Members; Dave Grimmer, Bill Steiner, John Emmert, Connie Heubner, Jane Hunter, Fred Stockhecke, Grant Baecker, Nancy Daugherty, Sandra Schafer, Connie Merker, Hubert Staff, Dorothy Henerhoff, Paul Myers, Deanne Daugherty, Eula Rae Sill, Rosemary Tenvorde, Bill Fessler. The Student Senate is made up of four elective officers and representatives from each class and organizations. They meet at least once each week to consider the welfare of the student body and suggest desirable policies. Homecoming each year is sponsored by this group as well as a number of assembly programs on which both students and outside talent appear. Student Senate members manage the outside bulletin board and this year at Christmas time, they built a very effective manger scene on the front lawn. A Homecoming Queen is elected each year. Six Junior girls and seven Senior girls are chosen by their classes and from this group, a queen and her court are elected by popular vote. The 1955 Queen was Jeanie Dedert and her court members were as follows: Rachel Baker, Karen Andrew, Connie Merker Marjorie Pittman, Connie Woolsey, and Beverly Weidmyer. Other members of the original group were Shirley Cantrell, Linda McClelland, Rosemare Tenvorde, Connie and Carol Heubner, Sharon Chrismer, Karen Andrew. Dana and Teresa Jones were crown - bearers. Members of the football squad acted as escorts. 58 I Prize winners in three classes of the Homecoming Parade. Popular Songs -- theme. 1 UBHT ; TffiqriHfl. WHEW you WISH UPON A STAR ' ' ' UNIJy WILL WIN By Ftk SDPMrr- HR© 60 3£aata, The annual Christmas Tea sponsored by the Home Economics Department. SEATED: Mrs Hagerman and Mrs. Kendall, teachers. STANDING: Mrs. Woolsey and Mrs. Donley, chapter mothers. 3c. a. ! r-E •i—Upp The children who visited school during CHILD CARE projects in Home Economics. . ,■■■ . 62 4 q ,w , «v $ 7H Ready for the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet. OFFICERS OF THE F.H.A. President .... Vice-President . Secretary .... Treasurer.... Parliamentarian . Public Relations . Recreation Leader Project Chairman Student Senate . Chapter Mothers. . . . Rachel Baker . . Karen Andrew . Connie Woolsey Sandra McClelland . . . Jean Dedert . . Sandra Schafer . . Juliann Cramm . . Nancyann Hyer . . Connie Merker Mrs. Dale Donley Mrs. Chet Woolsey Adult Class in Home Care of the Sick. Freshman members of the F.H.A. 63 Science Club-Yearbook dance, Sherwood Shuffle,” with Robin Hood Knapp, Maid Marians Dianne and Deanne Daugherty and the freshman, sophomore and senior representatives. Smxox WAo ’d Wha JOAN ALGER F.H.A. and Chorus4 years; TAB 2; Dramatics 4. BETTY ASH Band and G. A. A. 4 years; TAB 2; Science 4. RACHEL BAKER Band, G.A.A., F.H.A., 4 years; F.H.A. Vice-President 3,-President 4; Girls' State 3; Science 4; Dramatics 3,4; Secretary SS 4; Homecoming Queen's Court 4; Home Econom- ics Award 4. ETHEL BEELER Band and G.A.A. 4 years; Chorus 2,3,4; TAB 2; Science 4; SS 2. CLAUDINE CALEY F.H.A. 1,2; G.A.A. 2,3,4; TAB 2; Science and Newspaper 4. SHIRLEY CANTRELL F.H.A. 1,2; G.A.A. 2,3,4; TAB 2; Chorus 1; Yearbook 4. ROEAN CRABTREE Chorus 1,3,4;G.A.A. 2,3; TAB 2; Dramatics 3; Newspaper 4. JULIANN CRAMM F.H.A., Chorus, Band, G.A.A., 4 years; President Band G.A.A. 4; Dramatics 3,4; Science 4; SS 3; Vice-President 4; Babe Ruth Award 4. JEAN DEDERT F.H.A., Chorus, 4 years; G.A.A. 2,3,4; TAB 2; Newspaper 3,4; Homecoming Queen 4. KAREN DEDERT F.H.A. 4 years; Chorus 2,4; TAB 2; Band 1,3; G.A.A. 2,3,4. ALLEN DIERKER VK., Football, Basketball, Baseball 4 years; Chorus 3,4; TAB 2; Dramatics 4; Science 2,3.4. HAROLD DOYLE Band; Basketball 1; TAB 2; Camera 4. BILL FESSLER F.F.A., VK. 2,3,4; Chorus 1; SS 4; Baseball 4 years; Basketball 1,3; Football 3,4; Babe Ruth Award 4. MAURICE FLINT VK. 2,3,4; Sports 4 years. TERRY FORREST TAB 2; Dramatics 3; Science 2,3,4. JIM FRAZIER F.F.A. 4 years; TAB 2; Dramatics 3; Science 1.2. MYRNA FRAZIER F.H.A., Chorus (accompanist) 4 years; Band 1,2,3; TAB 2; Yearbook 1,2,3; Newspaper 3, 4. DAVE GRIMMER Boys’ State 2; F.F.A. 1; VK., Chorus. SS, Basketball, Baseball4 years; Football 2 years; TAB 2; Science 1,2,3; Yearbook 1,2,3, Edi- tor 4. JOAN HARMS F.H.A. 4 years; TAB 2; Newspaper 4. BOB HARMS VK., Football, Baseball4 years; Dramatics 4. RON HARNESS VK., Basketball, Baseball 4 years; Football 1; TAB 2. DOROTHY HENERHOFF F.H.A., Band, G.A.A. 4 years; Cheerleader 1,3,4; TAB 2; SS 2,3,4; Queen’s Court 3. JANET HOMAN F.H.A. 4 years; TAB 2. KAY HUDSON F.H.A., Chorus, G.A.A. 4 years; Band 1,2; TAB 2; Library 1; Dramatics 3,4; Danforth Award. JOAN KOONTZ TAB 2; F.H.A. 1,2; G.A.A. 3,4; Band 4; Dramatics 3,4; Yearbook 1,2,3, Manager 4. DAN LECKBEE F.F.A. 1,2,3; VK. 4 years; TAB 2; Science 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Basketball 4 years; Baseball 2,4; Football 1. LINDA MC CLELLAND Band 4 years; Chorus 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2, President 3,4; Cheerleading 1; TAB 2; News- paper 3; Dramatics 4; SS 3, Treasurer 4. 67 Senio Wfm SANDRA MC CLELLAND Chorus, G.A.A., F.H.A. 4 years; TAB 2; Science 2; Dramatics 4. CONNIE MERKER F.H.A., Band, G.A.A. 4 years; Cheer - leading 1; TAB 2; Dramatics 3,4; SS 1,4; Queen's Court 3,4. ADALENE MILLER F.H.A. 4 years; TAB 2; G.A.A. 3,4. JEANNE MITCHELL F.H.A. 4 years; Chorus 1; TAB 2; G.A.A. 4 years; Dramatics 3,4; Science 1; News- paper 4. DICK MOORE F.F.A. 2,3, Treasurer 4; TAB 2; VK. 2,3, 4; SS 2, President 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Bas- ketball 1,2,3; Track 2; Baseball 3; Citizen- ship Award; SS Award. MARCIA MURRY F.H.A., G.A.A. 4 years; TAB 2. ETHEL MYERS Valedictorian; Library 4 years; Dramatics 3; TAB 2; Science 3,4; Science Award. JIM NIGHTINGALE VK. 1,2,3, President 4; Basketball, Foot- ball 4 years; Track 1; F.F.A., TAB 1,2. BOB PHILLIPS Baseball 4 years; Transfer Bowen High. DICK PORTER F.F.A. 1,2, Vice-PresidentS, President 4; VK., Football, Baseball 4 years; TAB 2; SS 1; Dramatics 4. DICK RAND VK., Sports4 years; Lamoine Valley all-star Football 2,3. RONALD RICHMILLER Science 1,2,4; F.F.A. 4 years. DWIGHT SHUPE Chorus 4 years; Basketball, Football 1; Dra- matics 4; SS 1; F.F.A. MARY BELLE SMITH Salutatorian; G.A.A. 4 years; Band 1; F.H. A. 1,2; TAB 2; Science 3,4. DON SPALDING Science 4 years; Dramatics 3,4. PAT STARR F. H.A., Band 4 years; TAB 2;G.A.A. 2,3, 4; Chorus 4. ROSEMARY TENVORDE G. A.A. 4 years; Band 1,2,3; Library 1; TAB 2; Chorus 2,3,4; Newspaper 2,3, Edi- tor 4; SS 3,4; Citizenship Award 3; D.A.R. Award 4. JUDITH VANCE Chorus and G.A.A. 2,3,4; F.H.A. 4; TAB 2. MARGIE VONDERHEIDE F.H.A. and Chorus 4 years; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Dramatics 2; SS 3. LARRY WARD Chorus 4 years; Dramatics 3,4; Football 1; Baseball 2; Danforth Award; Science and Yearbook 4 (photographer). HELEN WEMHONER F.H.A. 4 years; TAB 2; Science 1; News- paper 3,4. ELM A WESSINGER F.H.A. 4 years; TAB 2;Newspaper 4; Com- mercial Award. BERTHA WHITE F.H.A., G.A.A. 1; Chorus Library 2,3,4; Transfer from Windsor. CONNIE WOOLSEY F. H.A. 1,3, Secretary4;Band 3, Majorette 4; TAB 2; Science 3; G.A.A. 3,4; Queen's Court 3,4; Basketball Queen 3; Citizenship Award 4. JACKIE WORM AN G. A.A. and Library 4 years;G.A.A. 1,2,3; TAB 2; Dramatics 3,4; Newspaper 1,2,3, Co-Editor 4. 68 3nd Agard, Richard 38, 48, 50, 51 Dedert, Karen 17, 43 Heubner, Connie 28, 58, 59 Agard, Sue 28 Dedert, Leatrice 7 Heubner, Helen 35 Alger, Joan 15, 22 Dedert, Marilyn 28, 42, 53 Hill, Maurice 8, 9, 42 Alger, Norma 38 Dedert, Nancy 38, 43 Holtman, Sandra 1, 38, 43 Anderson, Jo 8-9 Dierker, Allen 4, 12, 22, 48, 50, Homan, Charles 35 Andrew, Karen 28, 30, 43, 58, 59, 51 Homan, Janet 13 63 Donley, Pat 3, 28 Homan, Junior 34 Appledorn, Janice 38 Donley, Mrs. Dale 62, 63 Houdyshell, Jerry 38, 42, 50, 51 Ash, Betty 4, 14, 43, 45 Doyle, Harold 17 Howell, Ralph 35 Ash, Carol 34, 43 Duke, Sharon 38 Hudson, Earl 7 Baecker, Grant 1, 38, 48, 50, 58 Duncan, Kathleen 38, 43 Hudson, Kay 3, 17, 22 Baker, Janeen 4, 32, 34, 43,49 Echtemkamp, Denver 38 Hunter, Jane 34, 53, 58 Baker, Mary 4, 34, 45 Eller brock, Dale 28 Hyer, Nancyann 29, 30, 42, 63 Baker, Rachel, 3,4, 17, 43, 58, 59, Ellerman, John 34, 48 Jacques, Sarah 29 63 Elston, Frances 34 Jenkins, Larry 38 Baker, Sondra 38 Emmert, Barbara 38 Johnson, Ken 4, 29, 42, 45 Ballard, Marion 38 Emmert, John 28, 48, 50, 51, 58 Jones, Dana 58-59 Beal, Ruth 8-9 Evans, George 1, 4, 34, 42 Jones, Jack 28, 48 Beeler, Ethel 4, 17 Evans, Judith 38, 49 Jones, Merlin 8, 9, 10, 48, 50 Beeler, Larry 38, 48, 50 Ewen, Joan 38 Jones, Merlyn 1, 29 Beverly, Larry 38, 51 Fessler, Bill 3,4, 12, 48, 51, 58 Jones, Ronnie 38 Bowers, Linda 34, 49 Fessler, Larry 4, 28, 50, 51 Jones, Teresa 58, 59 Brackenseick, Bert 10 Flint, Evalyn 28 Jung, Gerhard 4, 35, 42 Bradbury, Charles 34 Flint. Maurice 13, 48 Kendall, Marian 8, 9, 62 Bradbury, Richard 38, 48 Forrest, Terry 14 Kimbrell, Norma 38 Brady, Butch, 38 Frazier, Bill 4, 29, 30 Knapp, Bill 1, 29, 50, 66 Brickman, Shirley 34, 42, 43 Frazier, Bob 29. 30, 48 Knapp, Charlotte 6 Brown, Phylis 34 Frazier, Jim 16 Koontz, Joan 1, 16, 22, 42 Buhre, Dolores 7 Frazier, Kenneth 6 Koontz, Kermit 35 Burke, Lanny 38, 42 Frazier, Myrna 3, 16 Koontz, Max 38, 42, 50 Caley, Claudine 14, 53 Frazier, Richard 28 Koontz, Paul 6 Caley, Maureen 38, 49 French, Mary Ellen 29, 31, 42 Kuntz, Arthur 6 Caley, Ronnie 34 Frese, Carlene 38 Laeding, Carolyn 38, 42 Campbell, Don 34 Frese, John 34 Lanning, Don 38 Cantrell, Lee 28, 30 Goehl, Lloyd 35 Leckbee, Dan 14, 50 Cantrell, Shirley 1, 15, 58, 59 Gooding, Jim 35 Leeper, Pat 38 Carolan, Edwin 1, 38, 43 Gooding, Pat 38 Lewis, Russel 8, 9, 31 Carolan, Gene 18 Graff, Ralph 35, 42 Lubker, Bob 38, 48, 50 Carolan, Mary Ellen 4, 38, 42 Gregory, Betty 38 Luker, Larry 35 Christner, Sharon 3, 28, 30, 58, 59, Grimmer, Dave 1, 3, 4, 12, 45, Lucking, Ruby 35, 43 64 48, 50, 51, 52. 58 McAllister, Gary 29, 31, 51 Cogbum, Don 34, 48 Grotz, Panchetta 4, 35, 43 McClelland, Linda 3, 16, 22, 42 Conover, Joyce 38, 43 Hagerman, Howard 8, 9, 58 45. 58. 59 Conover, Leigh 38, 48, 50, 51 Hagerman, Joan 8, 9, 62 McClelland, Lowell 35, 48, 50, Conover, Maurice 6 Haistings, Joanne 4, 29, 30 51 Cornwell, Connie 34, 49 Halsey, Kent 4, 38, 45 McClelland, Lyle 38, 50 Cornwell, Larry 4, 38, 43, 48, 50, Harms, Bob 17, 22, 48, 51 McClelland, Lynn 35, 48 51 Harms, Dewayne 38 McClelland, Sandra 4, 13. 22, 43 Crabtree, Roean 14 Harms, Joan 17 63 Cramm, John 34, 42, 45, 48 Harms, Lois 38 McCready, Dorothy 29 Cramm, Juliann 3, 4, 13, 43, 53, Harness, Ron 15, 51 Merker, Connie 16, 22, 43, 58, 58, 63 Heineman, Jerry 29 59, 63 Cramm, Ronald 4, 34, 43 Hemming, Gary 38, 42, 43, 45 Meyers, Fred 35 Cramsey, Rosetta 34 Hemming, Mary 35 Miller, Adalene 16 Daugherty, Barbara 34, 43 Hendrickson, John 4, 35, 43, 45 Miller, Ben 38 Daugherty, Deanne 1, 28, 30, 58 Henerhoff, Dorothy 14, 43, 49, 58 Miller, Bob 29, 30 Daugherty, Dianne 1, 28, 30 Henze, Anna 38 Miller, Dolores 38 Daugherty, Nancy 38, 43, 49, 58 Henze, Lanny 38 Miller, Larry 29 Dedert, Donald 4, 28, 30 Henze, Leyland 29 Miller, Mary Lou 29 Dedert, Jean 15, 45, 58, 59, 63 Heubner, Carol 28, 58, 59 69 Mitchell, Jeanne 14, 22 Mitchell, Judy 35 Monroe, Ron 29, 30 Moore, Bill 48 Moore, Dick 3, 16, 48, 4, 51, 58 Morley, Leonard 29 Morley, Raymond 35 Murphy, John 4, 29, 43, 48, 50, 51 Murry, Marcia 13 Murry, Peggy 29, 30 Muegge, Karen 38, 42 Myers, Ethel 3, 4, 12 Myers, Paul 29 , 48 , 50 , 58 Myers, Wayne 38, 50 Nelson, Roy 8, 9, 48, 50, 52 Nichol, Lawana 29 Nightingale, Jim 15, 48, 50 Nightingale, Marcia 38 Northrup, Bob 38, 42, 48 Parrack, Bill 35 Parrack, Kyle 38 Parrack, Marion 29, 48 Parrick, Janice 35 Parrick, Lois 35 Peek. Ramah 8, 9. 53 Peter, Judith 1, 35 Phillips, Bob 16 Pittman, Marjorie 1, 29, 58, 59 Points, Larry 4, 35, 48 Points, Roy 38, 50, 51 Poling, Ila Jean 35 Porter, Bob 35 Porter, Dick 3 , 4, 13 , 22, 48 , 51 Powell, Eddie 38 Price, Marilyn 35 Priepot, Daryl 4, 38, 42, 48, 50 Rand, Dick 4, 13, 48 Reiter, John 29, 30, 43, 48 Rhinberger, Anita 29, 53 Richmiller, Ron 15, 64 Robbins, Bill 29 Rutledge, Nancy 35 Rutledge, Patsy 29 Schafer, Sandra 32 , 34 , 42 , 49 58, 63 Schenkel, Katherine 38 Schroeder, Arthur 6 Seals, Marilyn 35 Sellers, Gary 38, 48, 50 Shaffer, LaVern 4, 38 Shipe, Karen 35, 43 Shippey, Anita 38 Shriver, Judy 35 Shupe, Dwight 14, 22, 45 Sill, Eula Raye 29, 58 Simon, Clarence 6 Simon, Judy 29, 30, 31, 43, 45 Skirvin, James 29 Smith, Glen 38, 42, 50 Smith, Mary Belle 3, 4, 12, 53 Spalding, Don 13, 22 Sparrow, Bill 38, 42 Spears, Geraldine 8, 9 Spory, Glen 38 Staff, Hubert 3, 4, 29, 50. 58 Starr, Charles 6 Starr, Pat 15, 43 Steiner, Bill 29, 48, 51, 58 Steiner, Lois 38 Stockhecke, Fred 34, 48, 58 Stone, Jerry 35, 48 Tanner, Joe 29 Tanner, Larry 38 Taylor, Rosalie 38 Tenhaeff, Hope 8, 9, 22, 30 Tenvorde, Dorothy 1, 38 Tenvorde, Rosemary 3, 13, 32, 45, 58, 59 Tenvorde, Ruth 34 Terry, Ronnie 35 Tieken, Janet 29, 45 , 46 Tribbett, Carol 35 Tribbett, Ton 29 Underwood, Harrison 8, 9 Vance, Judy 15 Vandermaiden, Jay 38, 48, 50 Vandermaiden, Loretta 29, 30 Vonderheide, Ferdie 35 Vonderheide, Marjorie 14, 45 Voorhis, Roger 28 Waite, Daryl 29, 30, 31 Waite, Lloyd 10 Ward, Larry 1, 3, 17, 22, 42, 45 Ward, Marilyn 1, 35 Warning, Judy 1, 38, 42, 46, 49 Warning, Ronnie 35, 43 Waters, Cyril 7, 58 Watts, Dolores 38 Wear, Sue 38 Wemhoner, Helen 16 Wessinger, Elma 3, 12 White, Bertha 15 White, Beverly 35 White, Charles 38 White, Conard 38, 48, 50 Weidmyer, Beverly 29, 58, 59 Weidmyer, Sandra 35 Weitholder, Teresa 35, 42 Wiley, Jerry 38 Wittier, Phil 38 Wood, Zenith 1, 8, 9 Woodworth, Patty 35 Woodworth, Sharon 38 Woolsey, Connie 3, 4, 17, 42, 46. 58, 59, 63 Woolsey, Mrs. Chet 62, 63 Woolsey, Steve 35, 48 Worman, Jackie 4, 13, 22, 45 Wyatt, Wayne 3, 29, 51, 58 70 NTER- COLLEGIATE PRESS Publishers Cover Monulocturers Book Binders FACTORY HOME OFFICE Kansas City