Valley High School - Vall Ee Hi Yearbook (Fairview, IL)

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JUNIORS DALE ANDERSON RUTH ANDERSON ELEANOR BALL NAOMI BARKER LARRY BARKLEY EDWARD BURKHEAD WILLIAM CANNON CLEN CLUTS GENE COLVIN RONALD COZAD JOHN CRAVER CAROL DALLEFELD DORRANCE DOUBET TERRY DOUGLASS CHELLA MADGE DUNBAR FREDDIE EHRENHART DOROTHY ELLIOTT STANLEY ETTER CAROL FOLKENROTH JAMES FORD PHYLLIS HAGAMAN RICHARD HAHN HELEN HIGGS ROSEMARY HOLLIS DAVID HOLLISTER ROBERTA JAGGARD OWEN JONES ROGER KEMPSTER JANET LATIMER ROGER LUMAN SONIA KAY MARTIN MILDRED CRUMLEY

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CLASS HISTORY Why the senior class has been this way! They left their footprints. We would know their footprints anywhere—in Afganistan or Sheboygan. These tracks were made by shoes worn in service and useful activities. They come from Valley High School and lead out into the world These seniors walked firmly showing they knew where they were going Finding these footprints brings back memories to us We are reminded of the good old times we had as students of Valley High That first memorable day began with 72 sophomores excited and eager to begin their first year of high school We came from various schools but that made it quite lolly and interesting as it gave us a chance to make new friends We selected Clinton Cannon as president; Jim Norris, vice-president; Pat Schulthes, secretary; Sandra Cook, treasurer; and Bill Cluts served on the Student Council Mr Pogue and Miss Trautman were class advisors. We |Oined the different organizations here and there and did our best to make ourselves useful. The main event of the year was our box supper and program We didn't make too much history as we were too busy watching the clock But we had the time of our lives just being green and newish. Time flies, and we all passed our subjects and became |umors With all the wis- dom gained thus far we elected the following officers Gerald Spenny, president; Carol Kreider, secretary; Clinton Cannon, treasurer; and Bill Cluts again represented us on the Student Council We were guided through our |umor year by Mrs. Warfield and Mr. Bennett. Money was raised for our many activities by hard work in the con- cession stand Mid-winter brought the excitement of our junior class play We gave our play, Broken Dishes, before a capacity crowd in the high school auditorium We climaxed the year with our Junior-Senior Prom, the theme of which was “Paradise of the Pacific.” But time, that thief, stole our eleventh year in school and at last we became seniors. We entered the halls of Valley High with Janis Ross leading the class as president; Sharry Weber, secretary; Larry Knott, treasurer; and Bill Cluts, later re- placed by Larry Nesbit, Student Council representative Leon Suydam served as class parliamentarian Homecoming fell on October 16 It was a real thriller1 We tied the score with Cuba, 6-6 Marilyn Durdle reigned as our Homecoming Queen and Jim Norris shared the throne as Homecoming King Our next memorable moment came when we had our senior pictures taken There were days of anxious waiting but at last our proofs arrived and we decided they weren't so bad after all The seniors gave their annual class play March 26 and 27, the title of which was Mag- nificent Obsession. It seemed that the school year came to a close all too soon for suddenly it was time for class night on May 21. Baccalaureate service on May 23 was an impressive sight. Commencement exercises were held on May 31 in the high school auditorium bringing to a close a three year high school career This page sponsored by . . • The F. L. Bodcn Agency. London Mills. III. 15

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JUNIORS DAVID MASON CAROLYN McDONNOUCH RICHARD McMAHON ROSE ELLEN McMAHON ALFRED MOREY BARBARA MYERS LARRY MYERS BEVERLY PAULL TERRY SCOTT CARY SHELLCROSSLEE JAMES SHOVER RONALD SIMPSON HAROLD SMITH WANDA TINDER SHIRLEY TRACEY ARKIE UTSINCER SHIRLEY VAN TINE NEVA VOLLMAR GENE WATKINS DEAN WATTERS EVELYN WIDCER MARILYN WILLIAMSON GILBERT WOLFORD MARLENE WOOD FAYRENE WOODS RICHARD WOOLSEY KAY YOUNG