VIT High School - Vitorian Yearbook (Table Grove, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1960 volume:

onMUt 0p%e4 u te t 0ZOe ‘DecUc tiott to TTfany (£axf who has so faithfully executed her duties as Annual adviser, we, the Seniors of V.I.T. High School of 1960 dedicate this book. Goodbye, Miss Cox, we hope you find as much happiness outside of V.I.T. High School as our happiness in having you with us. 2 Sincerely yours, 1960 VITorian Staff SeetCOKA 'P'ie tde tt Sue We - MARSCHA CHENOWETH Chorus 1, Girls' Sextet 1, Vocal Contest 1; Band 1,2,4; GAA 1,2, 3,4, Sports Head 2, President 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2,4, Vice President 4; Class Play 3,4; Newspaper 4; Annual 4; Latin Club 2,3, Latin Contest 2; Librarian 4; Valedictorian 4. I, Marscha Chenoweth, will my old black Ford to anyone who can get it started. SUE RENEAU Band 1,2,3,4; Ensemble 3, Officer 4, Dance Band 4; Chorus 1; Speech Contest 2;'Latin Club 2,3; FHA 1,2,3,4, Degree Chair -man 2, Vice President 3; GAA 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Librarian 4; Class Play 3,4, Class Vice President 2, President 3; Salutatorian 4. I, Sue Reneau, will my ability to keep quiet in band class to Jeff Hatch and Elaine Barker who could certainly use it. LARRY WATERS Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Spring Dance King 4; Class President 2; Student Council 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Good Citizenship Award 4. I, Larry Waters, will one quarter to Mr. Vanko who says the price of pencils has gone up. 4 Section, _------ JACK BAILY Baseball 1; Track 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2,4; Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 4. I, Jack Baiiy, will my ability to tear out rest room petitions to Jim Weese who hasn't been in any trouble lately. MARY BAIR FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 3; Class Play 4, Class Reporter 1; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4. I, Mary Bair, will my practice sets in Bookkeeping to any Junior who thinks he can figure it out. GEORGE CRAFT Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 3,4; Baseball 2; Track 2; FFA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3; Band 1,2,3, Ensemble 1,2,3; Student Council 2; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3,4, Vice President 3. I, George Craft, will my long hair to Mr. Hunter who seems to be thinning a little on top. 5 o£f ?60 MARGO RIMINGTON FHA 1,2,3,4, Projects Chairman 4, Section Secretary 4; GAA 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4, Girls' Octet 3, Vocal Contest 1,2,3,4, Officer 3,4; Band 1; Latin Contest 2; Speech Contest 3; Librarian 1; Class Play Student Director 4; Class Reporter 2; Secretary-Treasurer 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. I, Margo Rimington, will my first hour P.E. class to any girl who would like to come late to school every morning and with her hair pinned up. DENNIS ABERNATHY Basketball 2,3; Track 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4, Drum Quintet 1; Chorus 1; Class Play 4; FFA 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4. I Dennis Abernathy, will my ability to get my English themes in on time to Charles Brock. SHERILL ANDERSON FHA 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4; GAA 3; Annual Staff 4. I, Sherill Anderson, will my trips to Flavanna to Sharon Abernathy so she won't have to write so many letters in study hall. 6 aotatcC - - - BOB COOK Annual Staff 4; Sports Manager 4; Football 4; Speech Contest 4. I, Robert Earl Batley Cook, will my ability to make out in the halls to Edwin Seasley. LUCILLE RICHARDSON FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,3,4; Student Council 4; Chorus 1,2; Librarian 1,2; Class Play 3; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4. I, Lucille Richardson, and Lynne Dunn, leave our Astoria visits to Sally Current and Jane Jackson who will enjoy them. BILL SCHAVONE Football 2,4; Track 1,4; FFA 1,2,3,4. I, Bill Schavone, will my black Plymouth to anyone who will give me a new white thunderbird in trade. 7 tncttcC aetct OtCcf, - - - ALCINDA RICHMOND Chorus 1, Sextet 1, Vocal Contest accompanist 1,2,3; FHA 1,2, 3,4, Freshman Representative 1, Public Relations 2, Treasurer 3, National Convention 3, Sweetheart Attendant 2,4; GAA 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 1, Vice President 2, President 3; Student Council 2,3; Class Play 3,4, Class Secretary-Treasurer 4; Librarian 2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Magazine Drive Captain 4; Homecoming Attendant 2,3, Homecoming Queen 4. I, Alcinda Richmond, will my nickname A.J. to my sister De and Jim's basketball ability and my shop class to Beverly Steele. JIM BOHANNON Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,4; Track 1,2; Baseball 1,2; FFA 1,2,3,4; Agricultural Soil Judging Team 4; FHA Sweetheart Escort 2,3; Homecoming Attendant 3, Homecoming King 4; Student Council 3; Class Play 3,4; Class Vice President 1,4. I, Jim Bohannon, will my interest in a certain Table Grove family to George Craft who already has an interest. JOHANNA HOWELL FHA 1,2,3,4, Freshman Representative 1, Project Leader 2, Recreation Leader 3, Secretary 4, Sweetheart Attendant 4; Latin Club 3,4, Latin Contest 4; GAA 1,2,4; Chorus 1,2,3, Mixed Chorus 1, Sextet 3; Vice President 3; Class Play 3; Student Council 1; Annual Editor 4; Prom Queen 4. I, Johanna 'Smokey' Howell, will my cigarettes to Chuck Brock and my big purse to Carol Speer. 8 MAX KESSLER Football 1,2,4; Baseball 2; Basketball 2. I, Max Kessler, with Don Derry, will our diet to anyone who thinks they can stand it. MIKE HULVEY Football 1,4; Basketball 1; Track 3,4; Class Vice President 3; Student Council 1; Homecoming Attendant 1,4; FHA Sweetheart Escort 1,3,4. I, Mike Hulvey, will my ability to get straight A's in American History class to anyone. KAREN KOPP FHA 1,2,3,4, Parliamentarian 3; GAA 1,2,3,4, Winter Sports Head 4; Cheerleading 1,2,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4, Sextet 1,2,3,4, Vocal Contest 1,2,3,4, Trio 4, Librarian 3,4; Magazine Drive Business Manager 4; Class Play 4; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Track Queen 4. I, Karensue Kopp, will my bottle of liquid sunshine to Sandy Mayall as she seems to be interested in the same subject. 9 oust tutyeCtc co cf - - - DON DERRY FFA 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3. I, Don Derry, with Max Kessler, will our diet to anyone who thinks they can stand it. GARY FAWCETT Football 1,2; Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Track 1,2; Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3,4, Vocal Contest 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4, Vice President 4; Student Council 4; Class Play 3,4; Class President 4. I, Gary Fawcett, will my nickname 'Frosty' back to my namesake. CHARLOTTE HOWELL Chorus 1,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 1, Sextet 1,2,3,4, Vocal Contest 1,2,3,4, Librarian 3, President 4; Band 1,2, Band Contest 1,2; FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4. I, Charlotte Howell, will my interest in a certain Junior boy to any girl who thinks she can get it. 10 fo t£e c t {enc£ti44 He i JANET McFADDEN FHA 1,2,3,4, Vice President 4; GAA 2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Librarian 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Class Secretary-Treasurer 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4. I, Janet McFadden, will my ability to get parking tickets for parking on sidewalks to Carol Weaver who I'm sure will use it. }N HORWEDEL , 0 . D . c otball 4: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,3,4; Prom King 4; Sweet art Escort 4. I, Ron Horwedel, will my training habits to the 60-61 basketball team. LYNNE DUNN Band 1,2,3,4, Ensemble 2,3, Officer 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4, Points Chairman 4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Public Relations 4; Sweetheart Court 1,2,4; Latin Club 3; Student Council 2,3,4; Treasurer 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; I, Lynne Dunn, with Lucille Richardson, leave our Astoria visits to Sally Current and Jane Jackson who will enjoy them. 11 V 1 . }. 7------------------ MICKEY HARRIS Chorus 1,2,3,4, Librarian 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Recreation Chairman 3, President 4, Sweetheart Attendant 4; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 4; Class Play 3,4. I, Mickey Harris, will my ability of ball playing to Esther Sherman who could use a little knowledge of softball. JOE PALMER FFA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Track 2,3; Basketball 2,3. I, Joe Palmer, will my ability to stay out of trouble to anyone who needs it. JOAN WALTON FHA 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4; Newspaper Staff 4. I, Joan Walton, will my American History-grades to anyone who wants to take them. 12 ut - - - KAREN TAYLOR Homecoming Attendant 1; Librarian 2; FHA 4; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4. I, Karen Taylor, will my blonde hair to Linda Harris who would look better with blonde hair. LESLIE BELVILLE FFA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; I, Leslie Belville, will my ability to day dream in English class to Ralph Malott who I know will make good use of it. LARRY LAFARY FFA 1,2,3,4; Sports Manager 2,3,4. I, Larry Lafary, will my good friend, Mr. Jim Elam, to whoever needs a good and loyal friend. 13 t£ecf evM 6e - - KERMIT EASLEY FFA 1,2,3,4, President 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Band 1; Baseball 2; Agricultural Soil Judging Contest 3,4; FHA Sweetheart Escort 4; I, Kermit Easley, will my ability to get into trouble to anyone. JANET HUMMER Chorus 1; Librarian 3,4; Latin Club 4; I, Janet Sue Hummer, will my body, when I die, to Janice Thompson's mortuary. DALE MALOTT Football 1,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,3; Baseball 1,2; Class President 1. I, Dale Malott, will my little yellow Studebaker and all its contents to my little brother, Dean. 14 faitfyccC - LOIS NOBLE Librarian 2; Chorus 1; FHA 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4, Ensemble 1,2; Newspaper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. I, Lois Noble, will my ability to flunk American History quizes to Mary Jane Schleich in hopes that she will be as good in that as in Economics. JAN HAYES GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,4; Band 1,2; Chorus 1. I, Jan Hayes, will my ability to be good to my brother Tom who can make good use of it. RUSSELL PILGER FFA 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Football 2; Chorus 1,2. 15 a uC ieCt z le PEGGY AGANS FHA 3,4; Annual Staff 4. I, Peggy Agans, will science. DON BAIR Band 1; FFA 1,2. I, Don Bair, will my Ford to anyone who thinks they could drive it as many miles as I have. my great mind to STEVE HELLER Football 1; FFA 4; Baseball 2; Track 3. I, Steve Heller, will my ability to drive to Norm Guilliams who ought to be able to use it. 16 a cue 6 ve ee t SANDY LEE Pep Club 1,2; Chorus 1; Band 1; FHA 2,3,4; GAA 2; Class Play 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Librarian 4; Accompanist at Band Contest 4. I, Sandy Lee, will my mathematical mental block to any one who thinks they are strong enough physically, mentally, and morally to cope with it. HAROLD ROYER FFA 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1. “I, Harold Royer, with Darryl Waters, will our swimming hole to Nancy Atwater and Elaine Barker. JULIA ELLISON FHA 1,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Class Play 3. I, Julia Ellison, will my willingness and ability to get into trouble to any- r 17 7 OC V. ?. 7. DARRYL WATERS HUGH THOMAS Track 3. I, Darryl Waters, with Harold No Activities Royer, will our swimming hole to Nancy Atwater and Elaine Barker. Occt z td S Uutaton6z t OoVl TftidA 'pcutA tyxnovi TH'I y 6 'I omAo T frt . 'Ztel t 'KuyAtA dccaCcuciecUe (? K Ke tce Ke tt THcuf 22. 7960 Processional.................Miss Nancy Atwater Invocation...................Rev. Paul Lee The Green Cathedral .... Girls’ Sextet Sermon.....................Rev. Charles Spier Growing UP The Lord's Prayer ........ Gary Fawcett Modotte Benediction................Rev. Paul Lee Recessional..................Miss Nancy Atwater Class Colors............... Blue and White Class Flower................Red Rose Class Motto ... To find happiness, you must concern yourself with what you owe the world--not with what the world owes you. 27. 7960 Processional................ Miss Nancy Atwater Invocation................... Rev. H. H. Hughes Salutatory.................. Sue Reneau Now is the Hour ........... Girls’ Sextet Valedictory..................Marscha Chenoweth Introduction of Speaker .... Supt. Duane Beck Address..................... Dr. John W. Henderson WIU Presentation of Class........Prin. Duane Montgomery Presentation of Diplomas . . . Everett Hammond Benediction..................Rev. H. H. Hughes Recessional................. Miss Nancy Atwater 19 m EH m ....■� -.-. 'Ztcatony ??e He t e i We would like to take you back, first to 1942—that wonderful year when most of the class of 1960 became active members of the Safety-pin Set of our own V1T community. Do you recognize baby Dennis Abernathy as he enjoys a ride out in the fresh air? It was in 1942 that most of you were sending friends or loved ones off to war, and the nickelodeons were pounding out such tunes as We Did It Before and We Can Do It Again. In 1942, VIT was still Vermont, Ipava, and Table Grove, and the ground on which our lovely building stands became a part of Camp Ellis--a major project which stamped its imprint on the community and certainly had much influence on our future. Now come forward with us six short years to that wonderful year 1948. The war had been over almost three years. You could have all the sugar, butter, and gas you wanted. Cars were beginning to wear shiny chrome again, and come September, the class of 1950 skipped gaily off to school. Here's little Sherill Anderson on way to Vermont Grade School, and little Mike Hulvey on his way to Table Grove, and little Ronnie Horwedel on his way to Ipava. Oh, yes, here comes Mary and her lamb. Song hits of the year, popular with we first graders, were such as All I Want For Christmas Is My Two Front Teeth. Time marches on, so now we take a look at that wonderful year 1956 when we entered high school in the building at Table Grove. Dale Malott was elected president of the class; Jim Bohannon was vice-president; Janet McFadden was secretary and treasurer; and Jack Baily and Johanna Howell became our Student Council representatives. Our class sponsors were Mrs. Clendenny and Mrs. Highes. One of the big events, for us, was Freshman Initiation. I can just see Joan Walton and Kermit Easley now. Scrub hard, kids! To the high and mighty seniors we said You ain't nothin' but a hound-dog. Now we come to that wonderful sophomore year, the year we chose Larry Waters for president; Janet McFadden was secretary and treasurer again; Sue Reneau was vice-president; Margo Rimington was reporter; and Marscha Chenoweth, George Craft, Alcinda Richmond, and Jack Baily were Student Council representatives. Did I say wonderful year?!! That was the year of the Asiatic flu epidemic. No Homecoming celebration! And do you remember scenes such as the manager giving the football boys a pill during games? We all lived, though, and hoped for a more wonderful 1958. The year 1958 was when we moved into our lovely new building. It was with some nostalgia that we left the crowded halls of our old building. How we would miss the flying snowballs and the dashes through the rain when classes passed to lunch. Our officers were Sue Reneau as president, Mike Hulvey as vice-president, Margo Remington as Secretary and treasurer, and Alcinda Richmond and Jim Bohannon as Student Council representatives. Our sponsors were Mr. Montgomery, Mrs. Montgomery, and Mrs. Hughes. Our junior class play, coached by Mrs. Baily, was The Able Miss Cain. Remember Sandy Lee in that well remembered scene as she pushed the wheel barrow for tea service. Now we come to the fall of 1959, that wonderful year that we become SENIORS! We start off the calendar of highlights with Freshman Initiation, planned under the guidance of our sponsors Mr. Vanko, Miss Garver, and Mrs.Hughes. This is the year WE get OUR shoes polished and WE administer green persimmons in large doses. Our president is Bary Fawcett; vice-president is Jim Bohannon; secretary and treasurer is Alcinda Richmond; and Student Council Representatives are Lynne Dunne and Jack Baily. This is the year Miss Brown and Mrs. Hughes convinced us we should attempt a dramatic play, and so we produced the mystery drama, The Red House Mystery. It was well received and the cast enjoyed putting it on under the capable direction of Miss Brown. We will all put May 14, 1960 down in our memory books--the Junior Senior Prom, when the royal court was ruled by Queen Johanna Howell and King Ron Horwedel. A fitting climax to our social life at VIT and that wonderful, wonderful year 1960--OUR Graduation year!! w GEORGE CRAFT went to college and took his degree in agriculture. Upon graduation he went into partnership with STEVE HELLER, JOE PALMER, and RUSSELL P1LCER. Ceorge supplied all the brain power and went out with girls while the other boys worked all day and half the night. JOAN WALTON ended up as everyone expected--a Ward. She married Ronnie Ward after she graduated from high school. She was kept so busy looking after Ronnie and the five little Wards that in desperation she ran away from home and was never heard of again. TED NEHMELMAN joined the Marines and won the Distinguished Service Medal for not re-enlisting after his first enlistment expired. CHARLOTTE HOWELL and KAREN KOPP declared in high school that they were going to be professional bachelorettes but Karen was married six months after graduation and Charlotte got married as soon as Cordy graduated. RON HORWEDEL went to college and upon receiving his degree, went back to V.I.T. where he achieved a lot of fame. It was never certain whether he became famous because he coached the VIT Hornets to become the International Basketball Champions or because he discovered that smoking was helpful to athletes. KAREN TAYLOR got a Job as receptionist for a veterinarian. The blonde bombshell of VIT didn't pick just any vet. She picked put the cutest one in the state and eventually married him. JIM and ALCINDA (RICHMOND) BOHANNON got married after they graduated from college. They both had their dreams come true. Jim had his basketball team with a squad of cheerleaders. Alcinda realized her dream of being a primary teacher by teaching the little Bohannons. JANET McFADDEN went to business school and became a bookkeeper. I don't know if she was very good or not; she worked for DON DERRY, who was the only failure of the class of 60. He was always in trouble with the government for evading income taxes because they couldn't understand that all those nicknames were for Don. He was in and out of prison all his life. SANDY LEE became a medical social worker and traveled around the country-side in her dispensary trailer. LYNNE DUNN became an excellent dental nurse. She spent most of her time making false teeth for Liberace. SHERILL ANDERSON married an interne while she was in Nurses Training and together they set up a clinic where Sherill was kept busy showing patients to the doctor and raising young doctors along with parakeets and dogs. PECCY ACANS became a noted psychiatrist but no one could ever understand her because she never spoke in the same language twice for any patient. LESLIE BELV1LLE did quite well for himself. He joined forces with the Flynnes in more ways than one. When he wasn't repairing Television sets, he was taking care of all the little Bclvilles. DENNIS ABERNATHY rivaled the Rockefellers' fortune. They made their money with Standard Oil and he made his with his Super Ab Rocket Fuel. His slogan was 'You can't be had with Super Ab.' SUE RENEAU got a degree in English from Western and went to England where she taught the British how to speak without an accent. LARRY WATERS became an ag teacher at VIT and upon retiring, went to farming. He was voted the Best Farmer of 1989. MARSCHA CHENOWETH went to the University of Illinois and majored in physics. In two years she knew more than the professors so they let her teach the class. She wrote a thesis for a degree but they could never find a degree for it. She worked at Cape Canaveral and just before she committed suicide she launched the five millionth astrounaut in the five millionth unsuccessful space ship. MARGO RIMING TON received her Bachelor of Law degree from the University of Illinois. She was the corporation attorney for John Creen's Department Store. Her most famous case was the Case of the Stolen Night Carb. JANET HUMMER took ten years to get the Bachelor of Arts Degree that most students get in three or four years. She couldn't break the habit of skipping classes that she picked up in high school. JOHANNA HOWELL went to college to study English but she was the queen of so many dances that she finally gave up the English and became a professional dance queen. MIKE HULVEY became a forest ranger but lost his Job because he didn't follow Smokcy Bear's advice. He forgot to crush out his cigarette one day in late September and started a multi-million dollar forest fire. MAX KESSLER joined the Navy and contrary to popular opinion, he didn't have a girl in every port; he had two or three. DARRYL WATERS won the Nobel Peace Prize by solving the racial problem in the south. He did this by devising colored glasses which made everyone the same shade of gray whether they were black or white. LUCILLE RICHARDSON finally achieved her dream of flying to Germany. She worked in the Waters (Ed) Travel Agency and made regular trips to Germany to check up on things there. The firm finally went bankrupt because she made so many trips to Germany to see Ed. MARY BAIR became a famous Hollywood beautician. She was most noted for her styling of Yul Brynncr's toupee. JAN HAYES and LOIS NOBLE established the internationally famous Noble-Hayes School of Business located In Bcmadotte, Illinois. BOB COOK went to work for the State Department at Ambassador to Timbuktu but resigned that post to run for United States Senator from Illinois. He set the record for a one man filibuster of 137 days. He talked about World War II. JACK BAILY became an international play-boy but that's understandable. He soon owned the MG Company and had a different MG for every girl he dated. They were in the girls' favorite colors. BILL SCHAVONE made a lot of money by selling notes to history students for exams. He had different types for different people. GARY FAWCETT bought up the old Camp Ellis area and began farming on a big scale. He spent his time raising hogs, horses, and little Fawcetts. MICHAEL1NE HARRIS married Carl Jocklsh in June, 1960, and they moved into their trailer. They were the only people in lpava with six trailers. Mickey and Carl enjoyed trailer life so well that instead of moving into a larger house as their family grew, they just bought more trailers. HAROLD ROYER, HUCH THOMAS, and DON BAIR enlisted in the Army after school was out and earned the undying devotion of all draftees when they convinced the Pentagon that it was cheaper to use Instant potato flakes. It took them 25 years of peeling potatoes and crying over onions, however, to do this. NORMAN GU1LLIAMS spent most of his time in the guard house. He enlisted in the Air Force upon graduation from high school and was assigned to driving trucks and that was how he got into trouble. He was always being arrested for flying without a license. He drove the trucks so fast that they took off the ground. JULIA ELLISON was the only woman to win the Indianapolis 500 eight years in a row. She credited her success to the driving she did while In high school. LARRY LAFARY built up his own fleet of long distance hauling trucks. His favorite run has been from Table Grove to Sciota. KERMIT EASLEY spent years trying to become a Master Carpenter. He would get on a Job and Just as his three yean were up, he'd be fired and had to start all over again. Finally he formed his own construction company where he couldn't be fired and eventually became a Master Carpenter. Senior “Pia t iC 7etu u(A vi ed ‘rtyouae 7 te te MISS BROWN Director What's the commotion? 'Tfiy it tUtcC 'P'lOrtt fa « -£ 4t 'pitKip Zcceett flofauuML — “Tittup o t First day of school Take this pill, Son. . . ff 23 24 •dcttCe s4 tyel — 7'uM Ce 2 Janet's I'm tough, see! ! The Maverick Brothers Guess whose . . . Seem to have lost something Steadiest couple at VIT Don't mind us. We just work here. Boy and Friends . . win what?? Nosey! Hold on thar'! 25 Congratulations Class of 1960 BADER AND COMPANY Elevators at Vermont, Rushville, Adair, Prairie City, Walnut Grove, and Swan Creek Your Headquarters for: Feeds — Seed Fertilizers and Other Farm Supplies VERMONT OIL COMPANY Tank Truck Service Phone: ST 4-3441 WILSON HARDWARE Plumbing and Heating Supplies Vermont Illinois VERMONT STATE BANK Member F.D.I.C. Vermont Illinois Compliments of V. I. TRIB UNION Vermont Illinois WORSDELL IMPLEMENT COMPANY Case Farm Equipment Phone ST 4-4238 Vermont Illinois SMITH’S STANDARD SERVICE Dale Smith Table Grove Illinois TABLE GROVE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Systematic Saving and Home Financing Table Grove Illinois TABLE GROVE HERALD Verne and Frances Keeney Publishers Table Grove Illir V.l.T. CAFE Junction 136 MEALS AMD SHORT ORDERS Bert Moran, Owner Original FARMER S ELEVATOR COMPANY THOMSON BROTHERS INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DEALER Wholesale and Retail Grain — Feed — Fertilizer Seeds — Gasoline and Oil Phone PLateau 8-7201 Table Grove Illinois Phone PLateau 8-7965 Table Grove Illinois LIFE CASUALTY FIRE MYRON HOWELL I. A. A. INSURANCE SERVICE COUNTRY LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY COUNTRY MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY Phone 8359 Ipava, 111. MILLER’S STORE Groceries Meats “If You Don’t Trade Here, We’ll Both Lose Money” Phone 4-3041 39 Years of Dependable Service Compliments of DR. 0. M. WOOD SOWERS AUTO APPLIANCE SERVICE General Electric Appliances Roper Ranges Firestone Dealer Franchise Texaco Products Pittsburgh Paints Dri-Gas Cylinder and Bulk Service Automobile Service Ipava, Illinois VELMA’S MARKET Quality Groceries, Meats, Vegetables and Notions Phone 8421 Ipava Illinois Compliments of STONEKING’S LOUNGE Cecil and Vera Stoneking Cocktails and Short Orders Sccfe uHteKcCeKt Duane Beck ‘P'UHCtfiajt Duane Montgomery Science ? 95 9 SWW Donald Derry, Ipava Everett Hammond, PRESIDENT, Table Grove Albert Cook, Vermont Paul Parks, Vermont Ernest Vaughn, Ipava Marilee Burgard, SECRETARY, Ipava Bill Cassidy, Table Grove Donald Derry, Ipava Everett Hammond, Table Grove Albert Cook, Vermont Paul Parks, Vermont Charles Brummett, Ipava Kenneth Easley, PRESIDENT, Ipava Wendell Harris, SECRETARY, Table Grove 960 3WW 29 Business Education Agriculture Home Economics Coach Boys' P.E. Mathematics MARY ANN COX RALPH HUNTER NEVA PEAK PAUL CONNOUR HELEN HUGHES Band Social Science Librarian Industrial Arts Driver Training Vocal Music Science, Coach ROBERT EVANS BEVERLY BROWN DON CARY VESTA WILCOXEN TOM WILLIAMS Girls' P.E. Practice Teaching Business Education English Math I, Guidance Latin, English I MARILYN DEKOSTER MAX SCOTT SECRETARIES OF PRINCIPAL GLORIA MERCER JOHN VANKO FAITH GARVER SECRETARIES OF SUPERINTENDENT Oux @0064 z tct VERMONT COOKS IPAVA COOKS TABLE GROVE COOKS Mrs. Martin Mrs. Burgett Mrs. Azbell Mrs. Pickering Mrs. Hollenback Mrs. Howard HIGH SCHOOL COOKS fa t6e TtCeal cutd 0KcefuK p t6e School Tt zt Mrs. Chenoweth Mrs. Galliher Mrs. Huivey HIGH SCHOOL JANITORS Myron Frye Landa Griffith Carl Craft Clifford Mercer TABLE GROVE JANITOR Lee Jackson 31 Uuh, oh, your calories are showing. The just eat Clean up your mess! ‘rtyacv t£e The BOSS a busy man and loaf! IT MUST BE NICE! ! Cold when the furnace is down You tell 'em, 'Splain it to me. Coach! 32 These are teachers??! THE Annual Staff Toots and her kids You do this every day Let's go elephant hunting! Drink up and be merry utie Cozy? Eating again BATH BROTHERS MEN’S AND BOYS’ WEAR Lewistown BAVERY’S COFFEE SHOP North Side Square Lewistown AT LEWISTOWN WATER TOWER BEEHIVE CAFE Fried Chicken a Specialty IRVIN’S TRIPLE “A” SERVICE Greasing and Oil Change Batteries and Tires Car Washing Lewistown Lewistown CHURCHILL’S Men’s — Women’s — Children’s Wearing Apparel Dry Goods North Main Phone 65 Lewistown, Illinois DICKSON FURNITURE AND SALVAGE Bedroom Suites Livingroom Suites Dinettes Chairs of All Kinds Floor Coverings South Main Lewistown, Illinois Phone 34 FARMER’S STATE BANK OF LEWISTOWN Member F.D.I.C. Lewistown Illinois JACK’S LUNCH Open 24 Hrs. Short Orders Fountain Service Lewistown Illinois ALEXANDER LUMBER COMPANY Astoria Illinois ASTORIA FOOD CENTER Astoria Phone 193 WILLIAM AND CHARLES CASSEL, PROP. 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Walton L. Beam A. Beans G. Counselman R. Simpson C. Cox K. Haines L. Anderson Cell Block I was about I stand on the Fifth Amendment! New fashion It's a deal. Shake! What a difference 12 years make Eeek! A mouse! I got a pain Lucky guy! The Party's Over This is for me? Go! Go! ! Go! ! iWlMt! Straight mean Over my dead body! TABLE GROVE STATE BANK “Friendly Banking Service” Your Account Solicited Table Grove Illinois MAE’S TAVERN MAX’S 66 SERVICE Good Food Phillip’s 66 Gos and Oil Free TV Washing — Polishing — Lubrication Table Grove Illinois Table Grove Illinois Compliments NULL’S SEED CORN of Dealer - Willima Gorsage 1. 0. 0. F. LODGE Phone PLateau 8-7974 Table Grove Illinois Table Grove Compliments of SENN’S ALL STAR DAIRY Canton 111 ir Home Cooked Foods Smorgasbord Every Sunday 11—3 P.M. HILDA’S PANTRY Lewistown Illinois Compliments of BERNARD W. SMITH Circuit Court Clerk and Fulton County Recorder DR. V. S. 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SECOND ROW — Julia, Lucille, Sue, Margo. THIRD ROW-Charlotte, Mickey, Karen, Lois, Joan. 48 s4. Left to Right, TOP ROW--Damaris, Janet, Lucille, Joyce, Marscha, Beverly, Janice, Sandy, Elaine, Joanne, Theresa, Mary, Lola, Sue, Linda, Nancy, Verla, Mary. SECOND ROW--J0, Ann, Esther, Nancy, Nancy, Pam, Karen, Lois, Vallerie, Kathy, Julia, Joyce, Linda, Alcinda, Mary, Janice, Elene, Mary. THIRD ROW--Nelda, Shiela, Bonnie, Sherilyn, Vicky, Donna, Cheryl, Sharon, Phyllis, Lita, Bonnie, Mary, Mary, Cheryl, Joyce, Karen, Karen, Amy. FOURTH ROW--Rose, Phyllis, Donna, Judy, Mary, Joan, Pat, Charlotte, Joylene, Kay, Sandy, Linda, Mimi, Barbara, Beth, Peggy, Kay. FIFTH ROW--Rita, RoseEtta, Sherry, Linda, Lynne, Carol, Beth. SIXTH ROW--Margo, Carol, Janet--Vice President, Mickey-President, Johanna--Secretary, Sherrill--Treasurer, Mrs. Peak--Advisor. Margo Sec. 12 Secretary 49 Installation of Officers Christmas Party s4. s4 Left to Right, TOP ROW--Mary, Nancy, Verla, Linda, Theresa, Elaine, Joanne, Janet, Janice, Sue, Kathy, Janice. SECOND ROW—Joylene, Charlotte, Sharon, Mickey, Sherry, Julia, Vallerie, Linda, Alcinda, Bonnie, Joyce, Rita. THIRD ROW-- Peggy, Bonnie, Johanna, Vickey, Donna, Nancy, Mary, Ann, Joyce, Beth, Rose. FOURTH ROW--Karen, Kay, Damaris, Lucille, Carol, Karen, Elene, Mimi, Amy. FIFTH ROW--Mrs. DeKoster--Advisor, Carol--Treasurer, Beth--Secretary, Marscha--President, Beverly--Vice President, Pam, Lynne. 50 Fall RoundUp . . . Yippee! 7- 7- j! u Left to Right, TOP ROW--Ralph, Bill, Don, Harold, Richard Steve, Kenton, Jim, Ron, Gary, Eugene. SECOND ROW--Leslie, Harold, Wayne, Ed, Leon, James, Don, Jim, Norman, Russell, Larry. THIRD ROW—Mr. Hunter-Advisor, Loren, Larry, Dennis--Secretary, Kermit--President, Gary—Vice President, George--Treasurer, Mike. Left to Right, TOP ROW—Janet, Bob, Mary. SECOND ROW—Mary, Cheryl, Cheryl, Sheila, Miss Carver--Advisor. THIRD ROW--Beth, Stanley, Elene, Damaris. Not Shown--Sharon, Linda. Zt UZrU4SUt4, Left to Right, TOP ROW--Mimi, Julia, Marscha, Sandy, Sue, Nancy, Donna. SECOND ROW--Alcinda, Janet, Miss Brown--Advisor, Janet, Ann. Ti Zux SatcC s4Cl Ti onA 52 Available transportation Does everyone drive to school? Left to Right, TOP ROW—Donna, Joyce, Theresa, Joanne, Carol, Beverly, Sharon, Bonnie, Janice, Mary. SECOND ROW--Judy, Esther, Mary, Kathy, Nancy, Verla, Mary, Ann, Mimi, Joylene, Mrs. Wilcoxin. THIRD ROW--Mickey, Carol, Karen, Charlotte, Margo, Pam, Jo, Rita, Rose. Christmas Concert Sextet Gary Trio Boys' Trio Accompanist Nancy 53 54 cutcC Our Vocal Department, led by Mrs. Wilcoxin, received the following ratings at the District and State Contests. DISTRICT--SUPERIOR OR FIRST Rita Fawcett—Voice Solo Gary Fawcett—Voice Solo Ann Marshall--Piano Solo Sextet (Rita Fawcett, Pam Harris, Karen Kopp, Charlotte Howell, Mickey Harris, Carol Speer) DISTRICT—EXCELLENT OR SECOND Girls' Chorus Mickey Harris--Voice Solo Charlotte Howell—Voice Solo Margo Rimington--Voice Solo STATE CONTEST—SUPERIOR OR FIRST Ann Marshall--Piano Solo STATE--EXCELLENT OR SECOND Rita Fawcett, Gary Fawcett, Sextet Director Mr. Kathy and Pam High-steppers Evans led the following students to victory in the District and State Band Contests. GRADE SCHOOL BAND DISTRICT--SUPERIOR OR FIRST Twenty-three members in Ensembles DISTRICT—EXCELLENT OR SECOND Band consisting of forty-three students. High members in Ensembles HIGH SCHOOL—District HIGH SCHOOL BAND--Excellent or 2nd DISTRICT and STATE Superior-First Pam Harris, Kathy Long—Flute Duet, Sue Reneau-- Accompanist 55 fu Uon. PCcuf, Left to Right, TOP ROW—Eugene, Jim, Ed, Jeff, Wendell. SECOND ROW-Gordy, Linda, Joanne, RoseEtta Pam, Rodney. THIRD ROW.-Mary, Kay, Chuck, Carol--Student Director, Phyllis. Not Shown--Miss Brown--Director. 56 ' antecontctup ‘Dance HOMECOMING COURT--Freshman Attendants—Mimi, Dean. Sophomore Attendants--Rita, Kenton. Junior Attendants- -Sandy, Ronnie. Senior Attendants --Charlotte, Gary, Karen, Mike. KING--Jim, QUEEN--Alcinda. 57 Don't talk. Dance! SoveetJteasit 'Dance THE COURT, Left to Right--Jack (Not Shown) and Alcinda, Gary and Pam, Ron anc Johanna, Kermit—FFA President, QUEEN DAMARIS and George, Julie Peak and Tommy Williams--Crownbearers, Pat Farr--1959 Sweetheart Queen, Ed and Lynn, Larry and Mickey, Mike and Beth. 2,uee t Da na U ff ScucetAeant Dance fin t6e4e 58 dKCCKty t t e Z ««A ? (?aulcC ‘ttylUAC 0D t tcetC s4tl The Voice I’m a Shmoo Love that Congo Rock Dancing shoes?! Wanta' fight, huh! Get with it, Mike I'll take that gip slip, Bill! No! No! No! THINK New heating System? Lineup: Okay, who did it? £ Look, Ma, no hands! Exam Day '20ilCitUH4' 'PootfcUC, 7'utc6 Ou% (?o ze6e6 “Paul OKK MSl S z46et zlC '7959-60 zpt zi t Coo WILCO CHAMPQ TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ron, Jim, Bob, Steve, Jerry, Fred, George, Bill, Jack, Phil, Marshall. 2nd ROW: Jim, Mike, Kenton, Dale, Norman, Larry, Harold, Bob, Gordy, Gene. 3rd ROW: George, Max, Ronnie, Ralph, Kermit, Jim, Don, Dean. VJ.T, 7 . . . . 0 14 . . . 12 25 . . . . 0 20 . . . . 0 0 . . . 19 45 . . . . 0 30 . . . . Valley . . 7 33 . . . . 12 33 . . . . 0 s4 {food. Season, The hornets completed the 1959 football season by winning the WILCO conference championship with an 8 win and 1 loss record, the best in the history of V.I.T. This year's team also compiled a season's record for the most points scored, amounting to 209 to the opponents 54. The team was led in scoring by Jim Bohannon and Gordon Cornelius with 49 points each. Gordon led the team in total yards gained with 772 yards and a rushing average of 9.6 yards per carry. He was followed by Jim who had 6.5 yards per carry, George Carft with 6 yards per carry, Dale Malott with 5.3 yards per carry, and quarterback Mike Hulvey who threw for nine touchdowns, totaling 623 yards. Mike also received special mention in the Chicago Tribune. Outstanding linemen this year were Larry Waters, Ron Horwedel. Jack Baily, Fred Bulmer, Harold Thompson, Kermit Easley, Marshall Farr, Bill Schavone, and Jim Weese. Some other players which showed promises are Kenton Hawkins, George Bottenberg. Jerry Carrison, Bob Howard, Jim Chockley, Gene Walker, and Phil Icenogle. This year’s team captain was Jack Baily. 62 Sfteci C TftetttaM Best Tackier Best Blocker Most Improved Kermit Bill Dale Larry Fred Bob Max George Steve 63 Manager Larry WILCO CHAMPS ROW: Gordy, TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry, Dan, Jeff, Fred, Ronnie, Ed, Marshall, Mr. Connour. 2nd Jim, Jack, Larry, Harold, George, Steve. flctKt l Lcft to right, TOP ROW: Don, Curt, Mike, Norman, John, Kenton, George, Denny, Mr. Williams. 2nd ROW: Kent, Loren, Bill, Dean, Mike, Gary, Wayne. Not shown--Tom Hayes. 64 The 1959-60 basketball team had a successful record of 18 wins and seven losses, also winning the WILCO Conference championship. Ron Horwedel led the team in all statistics. He attempted 470 field goals and made 236, totaling 472 points. He made 161 free throws out of 243 tries, missing 82. He got 183 offensive rebounds and 216 defensive making a total of 399 rebounds; which is a new school record. This year's team captains were Jim Bohannon and Ron Horwedel. The following earned a Varsity letter: •Horwedel •Waters Bulmer Councelman •Bohannon •Craft Cornelius Hatch •Baily •- -Seniors •Heller Farr Thompson I. T. OPPONENT V. I. T. OPPONENT V. I.T. OPPONENT 66 Colchester 48 39 Valley 57 36 Bardolph 48 48 Bushnell 54 69 Astoria 63 71 Valley 69 68 Astoria 60 51 Valley 52 54 Avon 45 68 Lewistown 62 61 Lewistown 65 47 La Harpe 39 49 Augusta 50 77 Northwestern 68 66 Northwestern 55 78 La Harpe 26 66 Bushnell 57 68 Astoria 45 58 Avon 48 78 Industry 41 54 Roseville 44 77 Industry 53 48 Lewistown 44 54 Monmouth 66 46 Western 44 65 Occt (?6ee'ile4u(e'i Varsity Girls: Cinda, Karen, Linda, Mary Track Queen Karen VIT candidate for District Track Meet 66 Well, a Royal Flush Brrr, cold out here Oh, my aching back! We won! Full house tonite You're flat Wish I understood this game. Ow, tummy ache Gather round, cats, I'll tell Compliments of HOOPES NURSERY Astoria Illinois Compliments of GORDON CLEANERS Astoria Illinois Compliments of HOWARD MARX, D.D.S. Compliments of OSMAN JEWELRY STORE Astoria Illinois Astoria Illinois KESSLER’S SKELLEY Phone 101 Astoria, 111. Service and Auto Supply General Repair Work on Trucks Tractors Gas Welding Car Washing and Greasing Batteries Accessories Cars Electric Ti Compliments of POOLE PRODUCE Buyer of Cream, Eggs, and Poultry Astoria Illinois Congratulations to the Class of ’60 SKILES FERTILIZER SERVICE L. J. Skiles, Proprietor Compliments of BECHERER’S JEWELRY Lewistown Illinois Astoria Illi GRACE LEIGHTY Cards for All Occasions Agent for Lefler Cleaners Table Grove Illinois C AND L REPAIR SHOP H. J. Ritter Owner and Operator Compliments of We Make and Repair Canvas Goods MACKEMER AND MEANS LUMBER COMPANY Phone PLateau 8-7412 Table Grove Illinois Table Grove Illinois PAUL’S AUTO BODY Complete Auto Body Repairing Auto Glass Installed — Painting Bear Wheel Alignment 24 Hour Wrecker Service Du Pont Paint PL 8-7104 Table Grove, Illinois SPEER S SUPERETTE Compliments of JACK HUGHES SHELL SERVICE Creel and Ken Speer Phone PLateau 8-7951 Table Grove Illinois Table Grove Illinois ULMER S FORD SALES IPAVA FARMERS ELEVATOR COMPANY Processing Plant Duane D. Ulmer AZBELL HARDWARE Hardware Paints Appliances Bottle Gas BUBB’S MENS WEAR Ipava Illinois Ipava, 111. Phone 8525 CARTER’S DRUG STORE Prescriptions, Drugs Medicines Ipava, 111. Phone 8512 'paculty EARL COOK Math ELAINE MONTGOMERY English Girls' Physical Education HAROLD HOWE Principal Math ASCHA MITCHELL Science BEN SALISBURY Social Science Boys' Physical Education LESKA MERCER English Social Science Smith, M. Marshall, C. Cook, L. Keller, G. Malott, C. Clemens. THIRD ROW--B. Saville, J. Haney, C. Ladd, R. Wilson, E. Dennis, R. Flynn, S. Wickert. FOURTH ROW--M. Richey, G. Morse, L. Shinberger, D. Elliot, S. Hunter, J. Lafary, Mrs. Mercer. Not Shown--M. Bowman, C. Burgett, D. Graham, C. Wren, D. Wren. $ — Left to Right, TOP ROW--R. Krider, J. Hughes, L. Hutson, B. Heylep, T. Thomp- son, J. Dillow, C. Matheny, J. Gilson, D. Rimington. SECOND ROW--W. Baumgardner, J. Heller, M. Danner, W. Carithers, L. Young, M. Ingles, S. Connor, A. Palmer, G. Snowden. THIRD ROW--C. Clemens, M. Speer, P. Brock, J. Craft, P. Baker, J. Lafary, B. Ferrell, R. Greenplate. FOURTH ROW--J. Thompson, A. Abernathy, J. Coatts, J. Blemler, V. Ragan, R. Woods, D. Reedy. Not Shown--V. Foster Mr. Howe. 72 Left to Right, TOP ROW--C. Baumgardner, L. Burgard, V. Rutledge, H. Agans, G. McDonald, C. Wright, G. McDonald, J. Horwedel. SECOND ROW--V. Thomson, C. Butcher, S. Simpson, G. Kydell, D. Danner, J. Derry, S. Gillenwater. THIRD ROW--S. Nehmelman, W. Hummer, M. Crabtree, J. Kost, B. Beans, D. Colston, P. Morris. FOURTH ROW--H. Crossman, T. Atwater, L. Richey, S. Shaw, W. Smith, R. Fewks, Mr. Salisbury. Not Shown--M. Bowman, A. Devore, L. Doifglas. 7 Left to Right, TOP ROW--K. Mulligan, S. France, L. Bohannon, G. Czepiwesky, r K. Ellison, C. Derry, K. Mytich, S. Burgard. SECOND ROW—M. Reed, N. Gamm, K. Walters, N. Smith, D. Aten, R. Chenoweth, L. Perry. THIRD ROW--J. Yeaste, C. Poppleston, F. Current, L. Moses, K. Dunn, D. Basset, J. Henderson. FOURTH ROW--D. Robertson, C. Brinton, N. Engle, W. Haines, R. Speer, G. Green, L. Hammond, Mrs. Montgomery. Not Shown--C. McMullen, C. Steele. 73 uuCe 7- Left to Right, TOP ROW--C. Smith, L. Robertson, E. Bohm, S. Churchill, N. Heflin, K. Jacobus, J. Dildine, N. Bubb. SECOND ROW--D. Taylor, S. Fawcett, B. Parr, B. Hunter, R. Cripe, R. McCarty, B. Abernathy, E. Wherley. THIRD ROW--T. Mason, W. Colston, G. Hop pings, M. Easley, J. Slayton, B. Cook, D. Gray. FOURTH ROW--G. Rebling, R. Olson, B. Baily, M. Bevard, J. Connor, V. Saville, J. Hickle, Mr. Cook. Not Shown--D. Danner. Left to Right, TOP ROW—Carolyn, LenaJo, Susan, Marilyn, Kathy, Tommy, Karen, Sue, Carol, Ketra, Cecilia, Betty. SECOND ROW--Janet, Wanda, Vivian, Barbara, Nancy, Gloria, Luann, Connie, Sue.Annalee, Donna, Linda. THIRD ROW--Rosemary, Joyce, Martha, Carol, Kathy, Brenda, JennaSue, Janet, Marilyn, Peg, Connie. FOURTH ROW--Rosemary, Gloria, Vera, Susan, Pat, Karen, Wanda, Barbara, Judy, Marla, Janet. FIFTH ROW--Becky, Violet, Mary, Linda, Sue, Joyce, Susan, Donna, MaryAnn, MaryAnn, Lita. 74 4ctcvitte 75 Spring Concert Christmas Concert ' etUAyo Aecy6t f Left to Right, TOP ROW—David, George, Don, Richard, John, John, Mr. Salisbury. SECOND ROW--Lynn, Ed, Joe, John, Mike, Dan. Left to Right, TOP ROW--David, Wendell, Dennie, Lanny, Roy, Chuck, Jon, Roger, Fred, Don. SECOND ROW--Greg, Dennie, Clyde, John, Phil, Nathan, 76 tyuidea 'pacuCty Mildred Ralston Eloise Cook Manda Anderson Lyle Anderson Maude Salisbury Merri Kennedy 'pacuCfy Ida Donavon Louise Ellison Percy Yard Leska Atwater Irene Barkley Genevieve France (not shown) 7cMe tyiooe 0? zccctty Gertrude Jackson James Parr Gladdys Yard Ilene Icenogle Mary Tingley Mae Howe 77 f£ Ven Ko tt i uuCe i uuCe 6— 5— Left to Right, TOP R.OW--J. Kingery, K. Kessler, M. Gallibee, D. Parsano, M. Demott, V. Harris, L. Baker. SECOND ROW--Mr. Anderson, J. Beaver, B. Walton, K. Worsdell, S. Weld, N. Elliot. THIRD ROW--T. Tingley, R. Snowden, C. Palmer, J. Dutton, J. C. Baumgardner, P. Kinne. i tctenyasite t Left to Right, TOP ROW--B. Smithe, M. Embree, L. Bowman, S. Douglas, B. Gallibee, L. Hunter, J. Abernathy, M. Current, M. Dohner, J. Heflin, L. Snowden. SECOND ROW--Mrs. Anderson, S. Beaver, V. Cable, D. Smithe, B. Heaton, J. Abernathy, C. Demott, L. Cook, C. Weld. THIRD ROW--D. Vance, G. Beaird, J. Heaton, J. Jones, J. Richey, C. Selby, R. McCarty, R. Noe. Not Shown--C. Wren. 78 Left to Right, TOP ROW--R. Ellison, R. Kost, J. Dalton, R. Ferrell, J. Lilly, H. Crossman, L. Cuson, R. Simpson, M. Neilson. SECOND ROW — Miss Ralston, L. Heaton, K. Vaughn, S. Elliott, J. Icenogle, P. Dutton, D. Wickert, P. Hendrichs, D. Smith. THIRD ROW—G. Baker, C. Lynn, J. Palmer, B. Herink, M. Horwedel, R. Pilger, J. Abernathy. atcCen cintett Left to Right, TOP ROW--L. Hunter, G. Tingley, R. Parsano, K. Cox, M. Mercer, S. Kinne, D. Parsano, K. Richey, B. Hampton. SECOND ROW--Mrs. Salisbury, D. Stambaugh, P. Heaton, J. Krider, B. Dutton, D. Kost, W. Ferrell, B. Cripe. THIRD ROW—G. McMillen, M. Snowden, J. Bucy, D. Gale, J. Dalton, J. Smith, J. Neilson. 3 79 tyu tcCe 2— uuCe — Left to right, TOP ROW--S. Haney, R. Carithers, P. Czepiwesky, S. Galliger, G. Groff, J. Weese, C. Kingery, D. Bowman, D. Ohner, B. Mercer, M. Hollenback, R. Harris. SECOND ROW--Mrs. Kennedy, M. Butcher, M. Lilly, J. Miller, L. Hampton, M. Danner, F. Beever, C. Shaw, D. Waller, P. Cable, J. Herink. THIRD ROW--G. Lilly, G. Wil-coxen, D. McCurdy, J. Simpson, R. Young, J. Marshall, C. Horwedel, T. Richey. Not Shown--P. Puttman, K. Kost. 0?Ct tcCeny ite t Left to Right, TOP ROW--G. Glover, R. Stambaugh, J. Carithers, D. Frakes, M. Dohner, K. Groff, M. Martin, H. Snowden. SECOND ROW-- L. Sheilds, J. Dalton, L. Weld, D. Bucy, C. Creasy, M. Abernathy, R. Smith, D. Luttin, D. Reibling. THIRD ROW—B. Bowan, B. Baker, S. Hollenback, H. Demott, C. Neilson, E. Lilly, B. Curths, R. Heaton. Not Shown--Mrs. Beaver, Mrs. Cook. 80 'l e'ttfuutt 06 vui4. Left to Right, TOP ROW—Melisse, Janet, Jerry, Terry, David, Phil-T . lip, Charlie, J.C., Brenda, Marilyn. SECOND ROW--Lucy, Sandra, Joyce, Letty, Kathy, Mary, Linda, Vicki, Marilyn, Nancy, LuAnn, Carolyn. THIRD ROW--Joann, Dixie, Candace, Vickie, Sandra, Karolinda, Sheryl, Barbara, Bonnie, Bessie, Linda, Martha. FOURTH ROW--Jimmy, Donnie, Joe, Randy, Gary, Robeil, Jim, Charles. i KZcCe Left to Right, TOP ROW--T. Danner, S. Mulligan, C. Chenoweth, B. Kessler, R. Fleming, K. Engle, B. Burgard. SECOND ROW--Mr. Yard, B. Mayall, L. Hoppings, D. Heslep, J. Atwater, S. Easley, P. Wagahoff. THIRD ROW—S. France, J. Keefauver, P. Shinburger, S. Bulmer, G. Burgett, K. Foster, R. Sears. 81 tyuzde 5— tade 4— Left to Right, TOP ROW--K. Danner, D. Perry, J. Woods, J. Smith, S. McMullian, R. Howard, E. Bennett, P. Slaton, R. Beard. SECOND ROW--Mrs. Ellison, E. Shinberger, G. Gray, M. Easley, J. Tanery, C. Wick-wire, R. Easley, R. Danner, G. Lundeen. THIRD ROW--J. Lannery, S. Vaughn, J. Poen, J. Wooddell, J. Keith, P. Coleman, B. Nehmelman, H. Robertson. Left to Right, TOP ROW--E. Bubb, R. Robertson, W. Fisk, I. Bennett, R. Hoppings, T. Gamm, J. Beaird. SECOND ROW—Mrs. Barclay, K. Howard, B. Brumett, T. Danner, M. Howell, C. Connour, D. Danner, B. Colston. THIRD ROW--T. Shinberger, J. Parry, J. Smith, M. Fawcett, J. Derry, J. Stutesman. 82 Left to Right, TOP ROW--D. Cieer, J. Morse, H. Moses, D. Bubb, E. Morrison, D. Danner, M. Hollenback. SECOND ROW--J. Mayall, E. Keith, M. Kessler, D. Wickwire, K. Clannen. THIRD ROW—P. Heaton, K. Fisk, N. Burgett, R. Mayall, J. Baumgardner, R. Sowers, W. Wooddell. Not Shown--Mrs. France. — tyuzeCe 3 Left to Right, TOP ROW--D. Danner, S. Bubb, S. Blue, R. Rimington, K. Ogden, R. Ruark. SECOND ROW--Mrs. Atwater, L. VanKeuren, J. Woods, P. France, C. Webb, J. Buswell. THIRD ROW—L. Smith, J. Slayton, T. Fawcett, C. Lannery, J. Hoppings, M. Williamson. — uuCe 2 83 tcuCe ?— Left to Right, TOP ROW—J. Colston, T. Smith, M. Shawgo, R. Con-nour, W. Willison, D. Thompkins, K. Mayall, R. Webb. SECOND ROW — Mrs. Donovan, B. Schisler, B. McMullen, R. Woods, J. Wheriey, D. Danner, N. Yazvec, S. Strode, J. Derry. THIRD ROW--M. McCormick, V. Fisk, W. Moses, B. Lundeen, J. Hoilenback, N. VanFossen, J. Hammond, S. Robertson. C utenyafUe t Left to Right, TOP ROW—Sally, Sylvia, Shirley, Terry, Barbara, Connie, Becky, Brianna, Patty, Gloria, Patricia. SECOND ROW--Kenny, Danny, Jimmy, Jackie, Sammy, Ernest, Paul, Ricky, Robert, Jerry, Dannie. THIRD ROW--Earl, Gregory, Marshall, Jerry, Ronnie, Richard, Gregory, Keith, Steve, Larry. FOURTH ROW—Judy, Judy, Sharon, Judy, Joyce, Jeannie, Peggy, Beverly, Hila. 84 7aSie tytove tyiacle Left to Right, TOP ROW--E. Nelson, D. Wherley, B. Demott, J. Marshall, R. VanPelt, L. Rutledge, J. Dennis, C. Wise, B. Wherley, D. Farr, S. Smith. SECOND ROW--Mrs. Tingley, D. Fewkes, A. Cassidy, S. Ritter, N. Abernathy, D. Walker, C. Lee. THIRD ROW—G. Wright, J. Bair, M. Beck, G. Hick, K. Thomas, L. Hopping. Left to Right, TOP ROW--M. Dildine, D. Rutledge, R. Weinberg, C. Harris, N. Hughes. SECOND ROW--Mr. Parr, S. Carpenter, P. Yeaste, J. Ragan, V. Reedy. THIRD ROW--S. Ritter, W. Demott, C. Richmond, R. Waters, L. Wherley. — tfalcCe 6 — tffuute 5 85 d uuCe 4— tytcute 3— Left to Right, TOP ROW--A. Steele, S. Workman, J. Hughes, R. Heller, D. Seward, M. VanPelt. SECOND ROW--Mrs. Yard, S. Hopping, W. Ruthe, J. Speer, R. Reedy, R. Stracker. THIRD ROW--S. Montgomery, M. Ulmer, D. Heller, K. Nelson, S. Weaver. Left to Right, TOP ROW—P. Thompson, M. Ruthe, C. Bair, B. Stracker, R. Dildine, R. Fredrich, C. Weinberg, M. Wilson, J. Pollitt, D. Sne-decker, C. Blansfield. SECOND ROW--Mrs. Jackson, N. Reedy, L. Ritter, L. Demott, M. Raudabaugh, C. Ritter, B. Beck, P. Workman. FIRST ROW--J. Fewkes, C. Walters, J. Waters, L. Abernathy, S. Montgomery, N. Wise, F. Jones. 86 Left to Right, TOP ROW--J. Waters, J. Jones, L. Beam, K. Farr, D. Malott, A. Rutledge. SECOND ROW—Mrs. Icenogle, E. Savilie, J. Davis, L. Abernathy, E. Abernathy, P. Demott. THIRD ROW--J. Abernathy, M. Hickle, K. Azbell, R. Carpenter. —tcuCe 2 Left to Right, TOP ROW—J. Weaver, R. Heitz, P. Reedy, B. Snowden, P. Batterton, F. Simpson, J. Ritter, P. Parks, D. Workman. SECOND ROW--Mrs. Howe, D. Sable, P. Reedy, S. Billingsly, C. McMullen, L. Kessler, M. Beam, J. Beck. THIRD ROW--G. Pritchard, J Ragan, C. Weber, J. Davis, T. Dennis, D. Chenoweth, P. Pollitt. — uuCe ? 87 Left to Right, TOP ROW--Steve, Dennis, Ricky, Bobby, John, Charles, Leroy, Gary. SECOND ROW--Keith, Ann, Nancy, Celia, Diana, Beverly, Mina, Delores, Sheila, Ed. THIRD ROW--Patty, Connie, Nancy, Dianne, Viola, Joyce, Sandra. FOURTH ROW--Larry, Curtis, Mike, Gail, Wayne, Steve, Johnny, Tom. (Concent ASTORIA SUNSHINE STORE “Everything for Everybody 1 Furniture Groceries Hardware Dry Goods Max Lehman, Proprietor Astoria Illinois 88 AMERICAN LEGION POST 413 We Welcome All Old and New Members Table Grove Illinois Bottenburg Slaughter House COZY CORNER GIFT SHOP Gifts for All Occasions Mrs. Grace Gibboney Table Grove Illinois Compliments of CHESTER BOONE Lewistown 111. 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