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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1958 volume:

VALLEY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Fairview, Illinois CAROLYN PETERSON, EDITOR Valley School Song Oh, when those Valley Vikings take the floor. We know that they are going to raise the score, And for the Valley Vikings' team I yell. And for the Valley team I yell, I yell, I yell; Then we will strive to win for Valley High; We'll fight for V-l-C-T-O-R-Y, And then we'll fight, fight, fight For Orange and Black—Orange and Black, Valley High. 2 Compliments of OBIL MYERS STATION — Fairview VALLEY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL PROUDLY DEDICATES THE 1957-58 ANNUAL TO MARY KENNELLY The Vall-ee-hl annual staff would like to dedicate their 1958 year- book to one of the nicest teachers at Valley Senior High School---Mary Kennelly. She is never too busy to give her unhurried and courteous attention to anyone who wanders into her English room. Through her willingness to help, her cheerfulness, and friendliness, Mrs. Kennelly has won the admiration and the confidence of Valley's students and faculty. 4 Compliments of LONDON MILLS FARMER'S CO-OP — London Mills FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Leo Utslnger, John Lafferty, Roben Sherman, Claude Jones, John Markley, Harold Omer. Kenneth Hamman. Administration To the Board of Education, we give thanks for their time, effort, and work, which is generously donated, so that Valley Senior High School will become a better school for students to attend. H. E. WOOD - SUPERINTENDENT Culver-Stockton, B.S, University of Missouri, M.A. J. B. RODEFFER - PRINCIPAL Monmouth College, B.S. Western Illinois State College, M. A. Algebra and Physics 6 Compliments of TRUAX-TRAER COMPANY; CRICK'S GROCERY — Fiatt HENDRY BENNETT Illinois Wesleyan, B.S. Physical Education, Coach Drivers Training, World History ROYCE DAVIS Knox College, B. M. Ed. University of Colorado Instrumental Music Compliments of WETHERBEE SPORTING GOODS — Galesburg Faculty CHARLES HARN University of Illinois, B.S. Vocational Agriculture KARLENE GULLBERG Western Illinois State College, B.S. Home Economics EUGENE KEITHLY Western Illinois State College, B.S. Industrial Arts, Biology MARY KEN NELLY Western Illinois State College, B. Ed. English, Latin Compliments of TOMPKINS STATE BANK F. D. I. C. — Avon Faculty ERCIL LITTLE Western Illinois State College, B.S. Assistant Coach, Bookkeeping General Business LOUISE PICKREL University of Illinois, A.B. English 8 SARAH RASMUSSEN Indiana State Teachers College, A.B. Physical Education, English JOY ROBERTS Western Illinois State College. B.S. Business Education Compliments of DOROTHY SMITH (Avon Rep.) — Maquon; VALLEY CAFE — Fairview Faculty MARVIN SI BERT Indiana Central College, A.B. Western Illinois State College, M. Ed. Mathematics, Science GARLAND TAYLOR Knox College University of Minnesota, A.B. History, Chemistry, Current Problems GENEVA THURMAN BERTA LOU WOLFORD Western Illinois State College, B.Ed. Vocal Music Compliments of CHURCHILL CO. , INC. — Galesburg BERTA LOU WOLFORD Secretary to Superintendent CLAIRE RODEFFER Secretary to Principal 10 Compliments of LOZIER AND FENGEL GARAGE; DON EKSTRAND'S STORE — Fairview 11 Compliments of LYLE'S SERVICE STATION — Maquon Faculty Snaps FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Homer. Treasurer; Mr. Ketthly and Mrs. Kennelly, Advisors; W. Anderson. S. C. Rep. SEATED: D. Wilmot, President; S. Miller, Secretary. Class history Forty-nine eager seniors are preparing to board Rocket '58 from Valley Senior High School which will take them into the future. During the three year preparation period these students had some enthusiastic leaders who led them in many memorable experiences. The first year Wayne Anderson, president; Carolyn Peterson, secretary; Roger Reed, treasurer; and Barbara Pauli, S. C. Rep., headed the class. At the annual homecoming celebration Sally Miller and Arlen Mason represented the sbphomore class as their King and Queen candidates. During the eventful second year the class delegated Alan Harler as president; Joyce Beck, secretary; Ann Sullins, treasurer; and Dean Wilmot, S. C. Rep. The junior King and Queen candidates were Carolyn Peterson and Wayne Anderson. The juniors put their acting abilities into the class play Dotty arid Daffy. Aiming to realize these ambitions the class built a Stairway to the Stars for the prom. On May 25 the students put aside the chaos of their junior year to enjoy a trip to Chicago. As the time for the take-off neared the senior class was led forward by Dean Wilmot, president; Sally Miller, secretary; Janice Homer, treasurer; and Wayne Anderson, S. C. Rep. Barbara Pauli and Dean Wilmot were proclaimed King and Queen, ruling over the homecoming events. The Family Nobody Wanted was put on the stage at V.H.S. during this last year. The date of graduation brings the preparation period to an end and the graduates board the rocket, decorated in the class colors of ice blue and silver. A large banner which has the class motto Knowledge is Power written on it flies from the ship. The faculty sincerely hope that these adventurers have acquired that knowledge which will serve them well. As the rocket prepares to leave, Mrs. Kennelly and Mr. Keithly, the class advisors, say good-by to the graduates who are each wearing a gardenia. As they leave V.H.S. the graduates are confident of a successful journey into the future because Knowledge is Power. 14 Compliments of KEITH EDMONSON — London Mills; SPOON RIVER CAFE — Fairview WAYNE ANDERSON DAVID CHARLES BAKER Compliments of MAQUON VARIETY STORE -- Maquon Seniors LARRY NEIL BAKER KENNETH DWAYNE BALL ROBERTA KAYE BARKER JOYCE ANN BECK Compliments ot WILSON SALE CO ; STANDARD SERVICE STATION — tairview Seniors CARL BOCK LARRY ELDEN BROADFIELD EVA ELLA COMBS LETHA JANE COMBS Compliments of FORNERIS GROCERY — Ellisville Seniors JUDITH KAY DONALDSON RICHARD DUNN ALAN EUGENE HA RLE R JANICE LOUISE HOMER Compliments of COLONIAL GRILL; GRAVES GRAIN FEED — Maquon Seniors JAMES HUMPHREYS LeROY THOMAS KEENER NORMA JEAN KINZER ARLEN RUSSELL MASON Compliments of MEADE BROTHERS GROCERY — Prairie City Seniors MARVIN KEITH MATHIS SARA JANE McWILLIAMS SALLY ANN MILLER KENNETH DALE MIXER Compliments of SCRIPPS McCARTNEY; SINGER SEWING CO. — Canton Seniors ROBERT ADEN MORSE DEANNA ALDYNE PAINTER LOIS ESTHER PAVELKA BARBARA LOUISE PAULL Compliments of DR. ALBERT BAGGE; ROBERT M. GORDON, D.D.S. — Avon Seniors CAROLYN JOAN PETERSON JUDITH ANN POINTER ROGER WAYNE REED BETTY ALICE REMER Compliments of C. B. VARNOLD, EXCAVATI ON-DRAINAGE-FORMED CONCRETE — Maquon Seniors HERBERT MARNELL ROCK GARRY DEAN SCOTT JERRY GENE SCOTT SHARON ROSE SHEWELL Compliments of DENNY DRY CLEANERS ; JONE'S-RUSH FORD JEWELERS — Canton Seniors CAROL LEE SHOVER KAREN JO SULLIVAN KERMIT LEE VOLLMAR ROBERT LEROY VOLLMAR Compliments of PAULINE'S BEAUTY SHOP — Yates City; ELLISVILLE GARAGE — Ellisville Seniors CAROL DIANE WALDRON STEPHEN WATTERS WESLEY GEORGE W1DGER SHARON KAY WTLCCOCEN Compliments of SIMPSON POWELSON LUMBER COMPANY — Maquon Seniors LARRY WILLIAMS MILDRED MAXINE WILLIAMSON RICHARD DAVID WILLIAMSON CARL DEAN WILMOT Compliments of JOHNSON MOTOR CO.; LLOYD ALLISON'S TRUCKING — London Mills Seniors THOMAS EUGENE ZEGLEN CLAUDETTE KAY ANDERSON Class of 1958 Prophecy June, 1978, Everywhere In the town of Valleyville are huge banners reading Old Home Week. Invitations had been sent to all former residents urging them to attend and stressing particularly this first evening when a wonderful entertainment is to be given. All the talent have graduated from Valley High School. The great hour has arrived and the new auditorium, designed and built by Roberta Barker, is filled. As we look around us, we see many celebrities, many of them our old classmates. The ladies in the front seats are dressed in the latest Paris fashions created by Kay Donaldson. the leading designer in Paris. Most of these ladies had had their hair styled by Carol Shover. who has her own chain of beauty salons now. As we sit behind these ladies, we overhear them talking of Claudette Anderson's sanitarium where fat people are made thin and scrawny people are made pleasingly plum. Deanna Painter and Letha Combs, as we knew them, came in with their families. We remember reading in the papers of their awards. Deanna was voted Mother of the Year of 1978, and Letha has been made honary member of the Mother of Triplets Association. The first number of the program is announced and Tanlce Homer steps onto the stage. She is universally known as an opera star. Janice has a good strong voice and can sing two songs at the same time without losing the tune. Next on the program we have that famous lecturer of homemaking, Eva Combs. She tells how to make front porches out of packing boxes and how to feed ten people seven days on twenty-three cents apiece. Larry Williams and Thomas Zeglen, two of the world's foremost diplomats also speak. They just returned from a world's conference for the prevention of adult delinquency. Just before intermission we have the presentation of the latest Betty Crocker award which is an ultra-modem kitchen. This award is presented to Sharon Wllcoxen, leading Home Economist. Following the Betty Crocker award, the Pulitzer Prize is awarded to Sally Miller, famed doctor of Psychology, for her two latest best selling books, So You Think You're Sick and I Guess You Were. Sally has been working with Lois Pavelka who has her own hospital in Minnesota. During intermission we see some more of our classmates and we reminisce. We find that LeRoy Keener, as head of the Air Force, is especially in charge of keeping track of Roger Reed. Roger is home on one of his rare visits from his paradise on the moon. From his excellent work in Physics, we always knew Roger would be the first man to the moon. Tane McWilliams recently quit her job as a stewardess on the Space Planes to marry the multi-billionaire owner of the Space Lanes. Betty Remer. traveling out West a few years ago broke Las Vegas, and has been traveling around the world on her yacht the “Viking. Looking around, we notice the checked coat of Larry Baker, well known private investigator. Larry just finished solving his latest thriller, The Case of the Bloody Fingerprint. As we talk of Valley Days, we hear that Sharon Shewell, Barbara Pauli and Tudy Pointer have graduated from Yale. The first three girls ever to attend the all boys' college have graduated with honors and now are successful lawyers. Arlen Mason has had a shocking experience in his field of electronics. Arlen has now invented an electric pocket size lie detector. Maxine Williamson has been a great help to the teenagers with her newspaper column Advice to the Lovelorn. When the farmers get together, talk of the market reports seems to be the main subject. Richard Williamson has been Inaugurated the President of the Farmers' Grain Association, with Carol Waldron as Business Manager of the Association. Kenneth Mixer has been rough competition for Robert Morse. It seems the stockyards and grain elevators can only take care of them one at a time. With such big farmers, guess we'll have to have more stockyards. Marnell Rock . the great architect is designing and building a schoolhouse with a first grade classroom with 21 corners. This classroom is designed especially for Carolyn Peterson who just doesn't have enough corners for each oi her twonty-one first grade pupils. Compliments of CONLON'S GARAGE — Rapatee 27 Marvin Mathis is owner of the Wake Up pill factory. He makes pills to help you wake up in the morning. Intermission in over and everyone hurries back to his seat for the rest of the program. The first performer is the famous recording star Terry Scott, who began his career as a barber, but followed in the footsteps of another barber, Perry Como. Accompanying Jerry is the orchestra leader and composer of distinction, Alan Harler. For the last five years Alan has conducted the Phildiscordant Orchestra and the Space Patrol Band. OaanWilfflQt, coach of the leading football champions in the Universe Football League, has just been called forward to accept the team's latest trophy. He is praising his star half-back, Wesley Widger. Wes owes his giant 200 pound build to a discovery made by the mad scientist Bantam Bob Vollroar. Dr. Vollmar is better known for his discovery of multi-flavored nail polish for ladies who chew their nails. In the front row taking pictures of the ceremonies is Tim Humphreys ■ the famous photo- grapher who recently won the interplanetary medal for the best photographic study of cheese- cake. Before we go home for the night, Wayne Anderson has invited all his old classmates to eat at one of his restaurants. Andy prides himself on his rise from a waiter in his brother's restaurant to the owner and manager of his own chain of restaurants known all over the world as the Eat and Run. The next day, we begin the festivities by attending an art exhibit. The main attractions are the masterpieces of Kenny Ball. Kenny also helps Walt Disney and as a hobby designs crossword puzzles, magazine covers, and necktie patterns. Also on exhibit are stuffed animals shot by the big game hunter Richard Dunn. For relaxation, Dick goes hunting with his Martian Wolfhounds on Venus tracking down the furry Venacoon. During the afternoon, we stroll over the new country club golf course and meet Tovce Beclc, instructor in plain and fancy golf. Charging $5 a lesson, she is now very well to do. Joyce also gives bridge and oil painting lessons between golfing efforts. To conclude our day, we are going to see an Academy Award Winning Show, Get A Job adapted from the best seller, The Story of My Life by Stephen Watters. It seems Stephen ran away into space soon after graduation and became a pirate. Known as Satellite Steve, he plundered for years before he was captured. After serving a prison term he was pardoned by the governor, Carl Bock. an old school chum. Steve is now employed writing adventure stories for movies. Starring in the lead of his films is the Casanova of stardom, David Baker. During the movie we spot a few more of our classmates. Down front we see Garry Scott, accompanied by Charles Swlse. Garry, famed space explorer, recently brought back some Plutonian cattle for Charles. Charles, now a dairy farmer, crossed them with some of his dairy cows, and the hybrid offspring give pure cream. Sitting in the balcony is Kerroit Vollmar. Not long ago, Kermit bought the newly discovered planetoid Sirus. The planetoid has conditions ideal for raising Kermit's hybrid hogs. As we are leaving the theater, we run into that outstanding athletic star, Karen Sullivan. Karen has Just received a trophy for being the best girl athlete of the year. We say good-bye to Karen and hurry back to our hotel for our last night in Valleyville. Entering the lobby, we learn that the owner, Larry Broadfield. has Just returned from an inspection tour of his 99 other hotels. The last person we see before we board our sky planes is Norma Kinzer. Norma is the cab driver taking us to the Spaceport. Flying home, we turn our thoughts to the future and wonder what the next ten years will bring in the lives of our friends. Perhaps at another Old Home Week we will meet with them again. 28 Compliments of GREENWALL GREY; GAMBLES — Canton SALLY ARMSTRONG LYLE BALL SHERKYLL BARKER DOROTHY BEARCE JANET BECK LARRY BEVARD JERRY BROWN BOB BURK HE AD GORDON CAMERON DONALD CECIL Juniors BOB CQX BECKY DALLE FELD KEITH DURDLE MAUREEN ESSEX JACK FAYHEE GARRY FLASHER DOROTHY FOLKENROTH GARRY GROVES JOYCE HAHN BILL HAHN 30 Compliments of WIDMER DREDGE — Maquon CAROL HILTON SHARLENE HOLMES AVIS HOWERTER JOYCE KEMPS TER RICHARD KEMPS TER KAY KIDWELL LUCILLE LAFARY MILDRED MARLETTE DALE McATEE KATHLEEN LAFFERTY Juniors GLEN MELTON KAREN LATIMER MARION LAWSON HAZEL MORSE JUDITH MORSE DARLA NESBIT GEORGIA NESBIT BEVERLY NORVILLE DONALD RAY RUTH ROTH Compliments of SWEARINGEN WHOLESALE CO. — Canton 31 ) ROSE RUSSELL ROGER SHAWGO LINDA SLATER MARILYN SOPER BILL SOPER LORETTA SORRELLS ROGER TINDER BEVERLY TRACEY JEAN UTSINGER Juniors JOAN VOLLMAR RICHARD VOORHEES BILL WAGNER DIANE WALKER WARREN UTSINGER PAT WEAVER LINDA WILLIAMS HAZEL WILLIAMSON CAROL YOUNG Compliments of FAIRVIEW FEED STORE — Fairview LARRY ANDERSON CARL BAKER JOYCE BAKER ALICE BARKLEY MARY BIRD CAROLYN BOCK BOB BOGARD BILL BRQADFIELD CAROLYN CHATTERTON RUTH COMBS Sophomores EILEEN DANCY DUANE DALEY RODDY DEUSHANE GERALD Du MARS DIANE DUNN RUTH FRANKLIN STANLEY GOODING ARLENE GRABILL CARRY HAHN Compliments of SIBERT'S DRUG SUNDRIES - London Mills SAM HARSH BARGER 33 SHARRON HARTSTIRN SANDY HOLLISTER KARL JONES LARRY KIDWELL GEORGE KREIDER JOE LAFFERTY ELLEN LEFLER MYRON MASON ARLENE McMAHON Sophomores BARBARA MELVIN JEAN MILLER ROGER MIXER JACK MOONEY JOAN MOREY LONNIE MORSE PAT MORSE CAROL MULICA JANET MURPHY MARY JO MYERS MARY NEVILLE 34 Compliments of MIDLAND ELECTRIC COAL CORP. — Farmington UNDA NOTT BILL PAULL IRENE PICKREL ANN PHIPPS VIRGINIA ROCK ANN RODEFFER GARY ROHRER DONALD SAMPSON DIANE SMITH PAT STIARWALT Sophomores EUGENE STUCKEY BONNIE STUFFLEBEAM PATTY SNYDER RONALD TAYLOR KAREN VOORHEES MARY WAGNER JOHN WATKINS BONNIE WELKER UNDA WESTGVER KAREN WILCOKEN Compliments of CHARLES N. FOLKENROTH, GENERAL INSURANCE — Maquon 35 Busy! Busy! has been the year for fifty-seven students of the Junior Class of Valley Senior High School. Elected officers for the year were President—Glen Melton; Secretary—Janet Beck; Treasurer—Roger Tinder; S. C. Representative—Richard Kempster; and Reporter—Darla Nesbit. Advising the class were Miss Gullberg and Mr. Little. The juniors were put to work immediately at the beginning of the year with the concession stand. Fall Favorites was the theme of our homecoming float that was entered in the parade. Candidates, who were first attendants to the Queen and King, were Maureen Essex and Roger Tinder. The Junior Class Play was presented November 8, 1957 at the Valley Senior High School. The three one-act plays, Mixed Dates, Star Baby-Sitter, and Dickey Bird were directed by Mrs. Pickrel. Proud faces were seen on the juniors around the latter part of November, when they received their class rings. Before Christmas, an extra activity was performed by the juniors—selling ribbon candy to increase our treasurey. The highlight of the Junior Class was May 16, 1958, when they presented the Junior-Senior Prom. The Junior Class trip concluded the busy year for the juniors. Everyone had fun and we are now ready to tackle our final year. Sixty sophomores started their first year at Valley Senior High School. At the first class meeting, George Kreider was elected as President. To aid him to lead the class are: Vice- President—Myron Mason; Secretary—Joan Morey; Treasurer—Mary Jo Myers; and S. C. Representative—Joe Lafferty. At homecoming time, the sophomores decorated a car for their candidates for king and queen, Bill Pauli and Ruth Combs to ride in during the traditional homecoming parade. In March the sophomores sponsored an all-school skating party. As the year ends all the class members are looking forward to a full year of junior activities. Sophomores FRONT ROW: Joan Morey, Myron Mason, George Kreider, Mary Jo Myers. BACK ROW: Mrs. Roberts, Mr. Slbert. 56 Compliments of DUNN'S FLOWER SHOP — Canton SEATED: STANDING: Carol Young, Jane McWilliams, Carolyn Peterson, Judith Morse, Jim Humphreys. Mrs. Roberts, Karen Sullivan, Judy Pointer, Kermit Vollmar, Dorothy Folkenroth, Pat Weaver, Barbara Pauli. Not Shown: Marvin Mathis. Vall-ee-hi Staii As in the past few years a lot of time, work, and fun by all concerned has gone into the preparation of the VALL-EE-HI. We first sold subscriptions for our annual to the faculty and students. Next we solicited the neighboring towns for advertisements to finance the 1957-58 VALL-EE-HI. Our next steps included the taking of group and single pictures, the organization of our dummy, and the cutting, placement, and pasting of pictures. We also had a great deal of copy writing and proofreading. At last we were ready to send the VALL-EE-HI to press. Now we can relax and await the arrival of our annuals. The annual staff and advisor of the VALL-EE-HI sincerely hope you enjoy this, your 1957-58 annual. Editor............. Business Manager.. Ass’t. Editor....... Ass't. Bus. Mgr... Photographer....... Ass't. Photographer Advisor ............ Typists............. 1957-58 OFFICERS .........................Carolyn Peterson ..........................Jane McWilliams ............................ Judith Morse .............................. Carol Young ...........................Jim Humphreys ............................Kermit Vollmar ...............................Joy Roberts ................Karen Sullivan, Judy Pointer Dorothy Folkenroth, Pat Weaver Barbara Pauli, Marvin Mathis 38 Compliments of BROWN'S SNAPPY LUNCH; A P FOODS STORE — Canton ROW ONE: D. Painter, A. Harler, Mr. Harn, W. Anderson, S. Shewell. ROW TWO: K. Vollmar, J. Humphreys, R. Kcmpster, G. Melton, D. Wilmot. ROW THREE: S. Wllcoxen, J. Lafferty, K. Donaldson, G. Kreider, C. Peterson. Not Shown: M. Mathis. Student Council The Student Council sponsored many activities for the education and entertain- ment of the student body. Some of the more important activities were: Sophomore Initiation Bon-Fire, Parade, And Homecoming Dance Attended S. C. Convention Christmas Party Courtesy Week Locker Clean-Up Dancing Lessons Student Council President Election Besides these activities the Student Council sponsored several assembly programs during the school year. They also, approved and recommended dates for activities sponsored by other organizations. There were also several improvements for the school and student boyd acted upon. Compliments of F. L. BODEN AGENCY — London Mills SEATED: Janet Beck. Karen Sullivan, Deanna Painter, Glen Melton, Darla Nesbit, STANDING: Kay Kidwell, Carol Young, Linda Slater, Sally Armstrong, Barbara Pauli, Joy Roberts. Compliments of NEIGHBORHOOD BEAUTY SHOP; DR. RUSH FORD, OPTOMETRIST — Canton Voice Staff Rush! Rush! Rush! That's the way the Journa- lism students go during the last few days before each issue of The Voice comes out. Everyone has to hurry to get their articles written, then comes thety typing of the rough drafts and finally the stencil is cut. The next item is getting the stencil run off the mimeograph machine. The job is not finished until we have an assembly line to put the paper together. The next to last item on the agenda is the distributing of the paper. Last of all, we address and send out The Voice to all the board members and surrounding schools. There is always a lot of work to putting out a paper but really--- It's a lot of fun. BACK ROW: Jean Utsinger, Avis Howerter, Georgia Nesblt, Hazel Williamson, Carolyn Bock, Joyce Kempster. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Kennelly, Advisor; and Judith Morse. Library Staii The library staff this year initiated a new procedure by coming a half day in advance of the other students for some instruction and preparation. They catalogued new books, rebound old ones, and were ready to begin work when school opened. Jean Utsinger reorganized the card catalogue to make it accurate. Thanks to these girls for a most necessary, though often a tedious service. Compliments of KENNETH RUNYON, F. S. FEED DISTRIBUTOR — Yates City Latin Club ROW ONE: R. Barker, R. Roth, S. Barker, P. Weaver, Mrs. Kennelly, K. Donaldson, H. Williamson, M. Marlette, S. Wllcoxen. ROW TWO: P. Stlarwalt, D. Dunn. S. Hartstlm. J. McWilliams, J. Pointer. K. Lafferty, J. Beck, A. Howerter, G. Nesbit. ROW THREE: L. Nott, B. Melvin. A. Harler. J. Fayhee, L. Broadfleld, A. Phipps. K. Voorhees, J. Vollmar, J. Utsinger. The Latin Club of Valley High School was organized in 1956 and recognized in 1957. The purpose of the Latin Club is to preserve for future club members, a better understand- ing of Latin and a closer relationship with the Roman way of life and with each other. The initiation was held in September, and the new members were required to do a number of things among which were: Wear a white toga and sandals, carry a scroll to be signed by all the old members, act as slaves to the old members. The Latin Club Float for Homecoming was a chariot depicting Caesar's triumphant enter. This chariot was pulled by the slaves dressed in colors of the opponent's team. The spring attraction is the Roman Banquet. 1957 — 58 OFFICERS President...............Kay Donaldson Vice-President............Pat Weaver Secretary-Treasurer . . Hazel Williamson Advisor.................Mary Kennelly Compliments of STRODE'S GARAGE -- Maquon ROW ONE: C. Shover, C. Anderson, B. Pauli, L. Combs, K. Lafferty, C. Peterson, J. McWilliams, S. Wllcoxen, M. Essex, L. Slater. S. Shewell, D. Painter, K. Donaldson, J. Pointer, K. Sullivan. ROW TWO: Miss Gullberg, R. Barker, J. Beck, M. Williamson, C. Young, J. Murphy, M. Myers, C. Mullea, D. Smith, J. Beck, R. Russell, K. Voorhees, J. Utsinger. ROW THREE: S. Hollister, R. Combs, K. Kid well, G. Nesblt, K. Latimer, M. Bird, D. Nesblt, S. Armstrong, A. Rodeffer, K. Wllcoxen, C. Bock, D. Folkenroth, P. Morse. ROW FOUR J. Homer, A. Barkley, P. Stlarwalt, S. Hartstim, L. Nott, A. McMahon, B. Melvin, A. Gravill, A. Phipps, V. Rock, J. Vollmar, D. Dunn. P. Weaver. Compliments of MURPHY'S GARAGE — London Mills; CHARM BEAUTY SHOP — Fairview F. H. A. STANDING: J. McWilliams, Historian; S. Shewell, Chm. of Rec.; K. Donaldson, Chm. of Public Relations; C. Peterson, Pari; Miss Gullberg, Advisor. SEATED: L. Slater, Treasurer; S. Wllcoxen, President; M. Essex, Vice-President; K. Lafferty, Sec- retary. Dear Diary, While leafing through your pages we find many memorable events that we will never for- get. September was a busy month with our for- mal initiation and the FHA-FFA Dance. We gave a skit entitled UNWANTED at the Section 12 Fall Rally. A home economist highlighted our first meeting by giving an illustrated talk on CYREERS IN HOME ECONOMICS. Other demonstrations were parliamentary procedure by the FFA and a hair stylist. A wiener roast was held at Karen Latimer's and when we left, we were stuffed with wieners and marshmallows. The FHA float entitled BEAT'EM was a lot of work but a lot of fun. For the Christmas festivities we made Christmas corsages, and a talk was given on HOW TO WRAP AND DECORATE CHRISTMAS PACKAGES. The first grade Christmas Party was a lot of fun with the Chapter Father, Dean Weaver, acting as Santa Claus. Our Chapter Mother, Jane Weaver, entertained us with a Christmas party which we all enjoyed. Our moeny-making schemes were a chili supper and selling Valley Viking sweatshirts. All the fathers enjoyed a date with their daughters at the Daddy Date Night in February. Many beautiful fashions were displayed at the annual spring style show. National FHA week rolled around and we went to church together, gave a gift to a shut in, fixed a window display, got fined for speaking to boys, and had a Ma, Pa, and Me Night. During May was the Senior Honor Party, Mother-Daughter Banquet, and installation of new officers. We have worked and played together this year. Dear Diary, and have had quite a successful year. With fond remembrances The F. H. A. Girls. Compliments of FAIRVIEW BARBER SHOP; FAIRVIEW HATCHERY -- Falrview UNDA SLATER Treasurer MAUREEN ESSEX Vice-President SHARON WILCOXEN President KATHLEEN LAFFERTY Secretary JANE MCWILLIAMS Historian KAY DONALDSON Chm. of Projects DEAN WEAVER Chapter Father SHARON SHEWELL Chm. of Recreation Compliments of FAYHEE IMPLEMENT CO.; RAY'S ZEPHER SERVICE — Prairie City 45 ROW ONE: M. Mason, S. Harshbarger, G. Cameron, K. Mixer, A. Marson, M. Lawson, K. Vollmar R. Shawgo, C. Bock, J. Watkins, B. Bogard, G. Kreider, G. Rohrer. ROW TWO: E. Stuckey, L. Hahn, G. Fleisher, B. Hahn, R. Taylor, C. Jones, R. Deushane, J. Lafferty, L. Kidwell, Mr. Ham. ROW THREE: B. Wagner, W. Utsinger, B. Burkhead, J. Brown, R. Tinder, B. Morse, R. Williamson, B. Cox . ROW FOUR: J. Mooney, J. Scott, W. Anderson, T. Zeglen, K. Durdle, D. Daley, J. DuMars. F. F. A. FRONT ROW: Roger Shawgo, Kerroit Vollroar, Marion Lawson, Arlen Mason. BACK ROW: Carl Bock, Mr. Ham, Kenny Mixer. Spoon River Valley F.F. A. Chapter The Future Farmers of America is an organiza- tion of boys, for boys, and by boys studying agriculture. The Valley chapter has many activities during the year. These activities are State Convention at Springfield, county and state fairs. Sectional training camp, greenhand initiation, all-school dance with F. H. A. selling of bait station for rats, Kansas City convention, sectional grain show, pest-killing contest, chili supper, garden seed sales, parlimentary procedure contest and Father-Son Banquet. Sectional awards were won during the year by Larry Postin on swine, Garry Melvin on corn and Jerry Lafferty on sheep. Jerry Lafferty took honors as state farmer. Section 12 star farmer, district star farmer and vice-president of Section 12. We wish to thank Mr. Ham,.our advisor, for the advice he has given us during the year. ROW ONE: S. Wllcoxen, C. Young, K. Voorhees, K. Lafferty, G. Nesblt, B. Pauli, S. Shewell, k. Russell. J. Pointer, B. Remer, A. Phipps, P. Stiarwalt, S. Hartstim, C. Mullca. ROW TWO: J. Beck, M. J. Myers, C. Bock. C. Anderson, D. Dunn, D. Smith, J. McWilliams, C. Peterson, L. Pavelka, J. Morse, H. Williamson, L. Slater, M. Essex, A. Rodeffer, L. Westover, P. Snyder, J. Miller, K. Wllcoxen. ROW THREE: Mrs. Rasmussen, B. Stufflebean, P. Morse, J. Murphy, M. Bird, R. Combs, K. Kidwell, K. Latimer, L. Combs. N. Klnzer, S. Hollister, D. Nesblt, J. Kempster, H. Morse, S. Armstrong. ROW FOUR: K. Donaldson, D. Painter, V. Rock, L. Nott, B. Melvin, A. Grablll, K. Sullivan, S. Miller, J. Vollmar, J. Beck, J. Hahn, D. Folkenroth, P. Weaver. BACK ROW: Rose Russell, Vice-President; Mrs. Rasmussen, Advisor; Sharon Shewell, President. FRONT ROW: Barbara Pauli, Pari.; Georgia Nesblt, Secretary; Judy Pointer, Treasurer The purpose of the Valley Girls' Athletic Association is to promote athletics and good sportsmanship. This year there are sixty-four girls in GAA. For the summer meeting a picnic was held at Canton Park. The ninth grade girls were the guests. In the fall we had a float in the Home- coming Parade. The new members tried very hard to carry out their informal initiation. The impressive formal ceremony was held later making them full-pledged members. The theme of Around the World was carried out very successfully. On March 14, the GAA and Letterman's Dance was held. Two play days were held during the year with Valley girls attending. Several girls attend- ed an Overnight Camp at Peoria. All during the year the girls have been earning points toward their awards by participating in basketball, volleyball, swimm- ing bowling and ice skating. Two girls were picked to represent Valley at the GAA Leader- ship Camp at Bloomington during the summer. 48 Compliments of MR. MRS. GLEN TRUAX AND FAMILY — Fiatt G. A. A. Snaps Compliments of BILL LITTELL, STANDARD AGENT — London Mills 49 ROW ONE: J. Homer, R. Russell, K. Lafferty, A. Phipps, L. Nott, B. Vollmar, J. Vollmar, S. Wllcoxen. J, Kemps ter, J. Pointer. ROW TWO: K. Sullivan, C. Peterson, L. Slater, W. Utsinger, S. Hartstim, D. Folkenroth, P. Weaver, G. Kreider, S. Armstrong, M. Essex. ROW'THREE: K. Voorhees, M. Bird, B. Welker. A. Rodeffer, K. Wllcoxen, M. J. Myers, J. Murphy. J. Beck, J. Morey, J. Fayhee, S. Shewell, M. Lawson, K. Donaldson, J. Beck, D. Daley, P. Stlarwalt, G. Melton, R. Kempster, J. McWilliams. ROW FOUR Mr. Davis, D. Dunn, A. Harler, C. Anderson, A. Mason. NOT SHOWN: M. Mathis, M. Neville. DRUM MAJORETTE: Carolyn Peterson Compliments of AVON DRUG STORE — Avon; COWPERTHWAITES — Bushnell Band The Valley High School band, under the direction of Royce Davis, has had a very busy year. The marching band performed at all the home football games and gave a very special showing at the homecoming game on October 11. This band was invited to the Macomb Homecoming game but the Flu Bug prevented their going. A Christmas concert was given with the chorus in December. The pep band played at all but two home basketball games. On February 10, the band traveled to Canton to participate in the annual band festival. On March 29 they again traveled to Canton for the district band contest. Several solos and ensembles also went to Canton to district contest. MAJORETTES: Carol Young, Sandra Hollister, Judy Pointer Chorus ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW A Mrs. Thurman, C. Young, R. Barker, B. Remer, C. Waldron, C. Anderson, J. Homer, C. Peterson, J. McWilliams, J. Pointer, S. Wilcoxen, J. Beck, S. Miller, M. Williamson. C. Hilton, D. Dunn, D. Smith, K. Voorhees, S. Hartstirn, P. Stiarwalt, L. Nott, A. Grabill, V. Rock, A. Phipps, R. Roth, M. Bird, J. Baker, R. Combs, K. Wilcoxen, L. Slater, M. Essex, K. Lafferty. A. Howerter, R. Russell, J. Morse, H. Morse, C. Bock, A. Barkley, B. Tracey, C. Mulica, C. Chatterton, A. Rodeffer, I. Pickrel, J. Morey, J. Miller, G. Nesblt, P. Weaver, D. Folkenroth, K. Kldwell. L. Ball, J. Mooney, M. Lawson, G. Krieder, A. Harler, ]. Humphreys, B. Vollmar, R. Taylor, D. Dailey, G. Melton, K. Vollmar, R. Shawgo, J. Lafferty, R. Deushane. Not Shown: M. Mathis. ROW ONE: Avis Howerter, Irene Pickrel, Janice Homer, Joan Morey, Rosie Russell, Kathleen Lafferty, Sharon Wilcoxen. ROW TWO: Marlon Lawson, George Kreider, Jim Hlmphreys. Bob Vollmar, Alan Harler, Glen Melton. Kermlt Vollmar. Robed Choir The Valley chorcb had a busy year with one activity following another at a dizzy pace. In December they presented an operetta, The Pirates of Penzance, then on into rehearsals for a joint Christmas concert with the band. In January we began getting ready for the chorus festival at Lewistown in March, and at the same time a select group of twenty-one members was preparing for the District contest at Canton. Twenty-one students took part in a preliminary vocal contest to select our representatives to the solo contest at Canton. At this writing contest ratings have not been determined, but we're hoping for some good ones and for a fine formal concert in the spring. ROW ONE: ROW TWO: ROW THREE: Arlen Mason, Dean Wllmot, Jerry Brown, Donald Ray, Jim Humphreys, Roger Reed, Larry Broadfleld, Kenneth Mixer. Garry Flelsher, Joe Lafferty, Roger Shawgo, Roger Tinder, Dale McAtee, Glen Melton, Donnie Cecil, Marlon Lawson. Roger Mixer, George Krelder, Jack Fayhee, Roddy Deushane. Not Shown: Marvin Mathis. Lettermen's Club To be a Letterman you must have a major letter earned by participating in football, basketball, base- ball, or track. The money raising project of the year was selling Valley Vikings car plates. Lettermen's initiation was held. A Sadie Hawkins Dance was co-sponsored with the G. A. A. The concession stand at the home basket- ball games was sponsored by the Lettermen's Club also. 1957-58 OFFICERS President........................... Vice-President........................ Secretary-Treasurer................. Reporter............................. Jim Humphreys ,.. Donald Ray ... .Roger Reed ,.. Jerry Brown Compliments of PARLI IMPLEMENT CO.; MAQUON CAFE — Maquon Football This season proved more successful than the previous one. Our record was four wins and two losses. Due to the flu bug some of our games were canceled, and our pictures of the team are few. We would like to pay tribute to the following seniors: Dean Wilmot, Arlen Mason, Bob Vollmar, Kenny Ball, Wayne Anderson, Larry Broadfield, Marvin Mathis, Terry Scott, Garry Scott, Roger Reed, Kenny Mixer, and Jim Humphreys. These boys did a fine job, and we are sorry to lose them. Let's hope for an even better season next fall. 1957 SCHEDULE VALLEY 19 ELMWOOD 6 VALLEY 18 BUSHNELL 19 VALLEY 19 LEWISTOWN 6 VALLEY 26 AVON 7 VALLEY 13 CUBA 39 VALLEY 42 INDUSTRY 20 V. I. T. CANCELED ASTORIA CANCELED 56 Compliments of KEITH H. FRANKHOUSER, M. D. — Avon Compliments of COLEMAN CLINIC — Canton 57 VALLEY. ...58 YATES CITY 36 VALLEY 35 ASTORIA VALLEY, ...56 MACOMB . 66 VALLEY 34 FARMINGTON , ..61 VALLEY ...46 LEWISTOWN ... 64 VALLEY .47 V. I. T . 89 VALLEY ...41 BUSHNELL 51 VALLEY .70 BUSHNELL .. . .61 VALLEY ...46 CUBA 53 VALLEY 45 LEWISTOWN . ..75 VALLEY ...53 NAUVOO 44 VALLEY 67 CUBA . 63 VALLEY. ...55 AVON 66 VALLEY 68 KNOXVILLE .. ..53 VALLEY ...68 BARDOLPH 92 VALLEY 63 ASTORIA ..75 VALLEY .. . 46 ABINGDON 66 VALLEY ,41 AVON . 50 VALLEY ...70 ROSEVILLE 72 VALLEY 71 INDUSTRY... . 44 VALLEY ... 73 INDUSTRY 42 VALLEY 66 V. I. T 103 VALLEY ...53 AVON 67 VALLEY ,53 FARMINGTON. . 77 Compliments of DR. H. P. MAXWELL, D. D. S. -- Canton; FAIRVIEW CAFE — Fairview Varsity Basketball Schedule FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Vollmar, Richard Kerrpster, Kenny Ball, Gordon Cameron, Donald Cecil, Dean Wilmot, Arlen Mason, Marlon Lawson, George Krelder, Roger Tinder, Donald Ray, Glen Melton, Roger Reed, Dale McAtee. ROGER REED Senior 5 11- - Center DONNIE CECIL Junior 5' 9 - Forward DOANLD RAY Junior S' 10 - Forward GEORGE KREIDER MARION LAWSON DEAN WILMOT Sophomore Junior Senior 5’ 8 - Guard 5 8 - Guard 5' 7 - Guard Compliments of NORMA JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOPPE — Fiatt; JOE'S MARKET — Fairview 59 ARLEN MASON Senior S' 8 - Guard GLEN MELTON Junior 5' 9M - Guard ROGER TINDER Junior 5' 7 - Guard FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Hahn, Larry Kidwell, Joe Lafferty, Duane Daley, Ronald Taylor, Lonnie Morse, Billy Broadfleld, Myron Mason, Roddy Deushane. Coach Little kneeling. Junior Varsity Basketball Schedule VALLEY 51 YATES CITY ... 42 VALLEY .. . 33 MACOMB 73 VALLEY ... 51 LEWISTOWN . . .43 VALLEY .. . 40 BUSHNELL 41 VALLEY . . . 47 CUBA 59 VALLEY . .. 22 ABINGTON 63 VALLEY .. . 48 ROSEVILLE 55 VALLEY ... 37 INDUSTRY .... 53 VALLEY ... 40 AVON 52 VALLEY . .. 53 ASTORIA 56 VALLEY . . . 42 FARMINGTON . . 51 VALLEY ... 55 V. I, T. ••••••• 62 VALLEY 61 V. I. T 71 VALLEY 46 BUSHNELL VALLEY 44 LEWISTOWN... 59 VALLEY 56 CUBA 67 VALLEY 33 KNOXVILLE 56 VALLEY 43 ASTORIA 60 VALLEY 43 AVON 75 VALLEY .... 65 INDUSTRY 52 VALLEY 69 V. I. T 58 VALLEY 37 FARMINGTON. . 56 Compliments of HECHT'S STORE — Canton 61 Football Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Joan Morey, Letha Combs. Kay Kidwell, Darla Nesblt, Ruth Combs, Irene Kay Plckrel. ( Homecoming Snaps Compliments of L. and O. SUPER MARKET — London Mills Junior Play Snaps Class Will We, the members of the senior class of Valley High, being of sound mind and memory and knowing that our days at Valley are limited, hereby make, and declare this to be our last will and testament. I, Claudette Anderson, do will my ability to laugh anytime to Dorothy Folkenroth. I, Wayne Anderson, do will Valley's good football record to next year's football team. I, David Baker, do will my wavy hair to Warren Utsinger. I, Larry Baker, do will my baseball glove to Bobby Cox. I, Kenneth Ball, do will my artistic ability to Joe Lafferty who already draws flies. I, Roberta Barker, do will my place in Bookkeeping to anyone who'll have it. I, Joyce Beck, do will my Bookkeeping Practice Sets, Mr. Little won't let us have, to my sister Janet. I, Carl Bock, do will to Keith Durdle all my extra-gin friends because I think he could use a few more. I, Larry Broadfield, do will my chemistry book to Darla Nesbit. I, Eva Combs, do will my seat in Study Hall by Gordon Cameron to anyone who can stand it. I, Letha Combs, do will my ability to get a diamond my senior year to my sister, Ruth. I, Kay Donaldson, do will my many fouls in basketball to Karen Voorhees, I, Richard Dunn, do will my old locker to Dorothy Folkenroth. I, Alan Harler, do will my black shrunken head I adopted at the State Fair to Pat Weaver.. I, Janice Homer, do will my ability to argue with Mr. Little to Joan Morey. I, James Humphreys, do will my bed in the Canton hospital to anyone that doesn't like to go to homecoming football dances. I, Leroy Keener, do will my seat in 4th hour English class to anyone that wants it. I, Norma Kinzer, do will my natural short hair to Sally Armstrong. I, Arlen Mason, do will my scientific attitude I haven't got to anyone who wants it. I, Marvin Mathis, do will my ability to get along with the teachers to Bobby Cox. I, Jane McWilliams, do will my gym suit to Linda Nott, as I know she'll appreciate having one that doesn't snap all the way down the front. I, Sally Miller, do will my sister, Jean, to all the boys. I, Kenneth Mixer, do will my height to Sam Harshbarger. I, Bobby Morse, do will Mr. Little to any unfortunate girl that wants him. I, Deanna Painter, do will my job as Editor of the Voice to anyone who can put up with the gripes of the students. I, Barbara Pauli, do will my ability to keep out of trouble to Bill Pauli and Roddy Deushane. I, Lois Pavelka, do will the hot rod that Jerry Lafferty willed to me to Joe Lafferty. I, Carolyn Peterson, do will two good referees and a PE class that doesn't argue to Mrs. Rasmussen. I, Judy Pointer, do will my noiseness in PE to Ruth Franklin. I, Roger Reed, do will my chair in Mr. Rodeffer's office to Jerry Brown as he will be needing it next year. I, Betty Remer, do will my sunny seat in Mr. Little's Bookkeeping class to my little sister. I, Marnell Rock, do will my seat in 1st hour English calss to Garry Fleisher. I, Garry Scott, do will my seat in the balcony to Coach Bennett. I, Jerry Scott, do will my good behavior to Billy Pauli. I, Sharon Shewell, do will my ability to run out of gasoline to Linda Slater. I, Carol Shover, do will my Shorthand book to anyone that wants it. I, Karen Sullivan, do will willingly, my brother, Roger, to Mary Wagner for keeps. I, Charles Swise, do will my PE locker to Lyle Ball. I, Kermit Vollmar, do will my good time in Kansas City to Marion Lawson. I, Bob Vollmar, do will my ability to get into mischief to Bill Soper. I, Carol Waldron, do will all my school books to anyone that wants them. I, Steve Watters, do will my ability to get pneumonia to anyone that wants it. I, Wesley Widger, do will my good behavior in Mr. Keithley's classes to Stanley Gooding. I, Sharon Wilcoxen, do will my ability to argue with the referees in 1st hour PE class to my sister, Karen. I, Larry Williams, do will my ability to let Garry Scott copy off me in Physics and Geometry to Bill Soper. I, Maxine Williamson, do will my bright remarks in Home Ec. class to Marilyn Soper. I, Richard Williamson, do will my shotgun to Warren Utsinger. I, Dean Wilmot, do will to Jenry Brown and his cracked head, my cracked football helmet. I, Tom Zeglen, do will all my puppy love to Mr. Bennett. To Mrs. Kennelly, we do will an orderly class meeting. To Mr. Keithly, we do will a peaceful study hall. To Mr. Rodeffer, we do will another class like ours to carry on our traditions. To Dale Pauli, we do will a new incinerator to replace the old one. To the faculty, we do will the memories of our three years at Valley. To the underclassmen, we do will the ability to get our homecoming float done' before any of the other organizations. In witness whereof we, the class of 1958, testator, have set our hand and seal on this 27th day of May in the year of 1958. 10 Compliments of ALLEN PRUETT, LIVESTOCK TRANSIT — Maquon JUDY POINTER Senior Baby Pictures Senior Activities 72 CLAUDETTE ANDERSON FHA 2, 3. 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Operetta 2, 4; Class Play 3, 4. WAYNE ANDERSON Basketball 2; Football 2, 3« 4; King Candidate 3; Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4; Class President 2; Student Council 2, 3, 4. DAVID BAKER LARRY BAKER Baseball 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Sports Manager 2. AALEN MASON Football 2, 3. 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; ttack 2; Band 2, 3, 4; Band Presi- dent 3; FFA 2, 3, 4; Letterman’s Club 2, 3, 4; FFA Secretary 4; Class Play 3; Student Council 3, 4. MARVIN MATHIS Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 4; ttack 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; An- nual Staff 4; Letterman's Club 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Band President 4; All State Band 3; Oper- etta 4; Student Council 4; Class Play 3, 4; Chorus and Band Solo 3, KENNETH BALL Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3« 4; Basketball 2, 4. ROBERTA BARKER FHA 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Latin Club 3,4. JOYCE BECK Band 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; FHA 2, 3, 4; GAA 3, 4; Latin Club 3, 4; Class Secretary 3. CARL BOCK FFA 2, 3, 4; FFA Reporter 4. LARRY BROADFIELD Ttack 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 4; Foot- ball 2,3; Basketball 4; Letterman's Club 3, 4; Latin Club 3, 4. EVA COMBS Chorus 2, 3; Operetta 2; FHA 2; GAA 3. LETHA COMBS Chorus 2, 3; Operetta 2; GAA 2, 3, 4; FHA 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Voice Staff 3. KAY DONALDSON Chorus 2, 3; Band 2, 3, 4; FHA 2, 3, 4; FHA Historian 3; FHA Projects Chairman 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; Latin Club Vice President 3; Latin Club Resi- dent 4; Class Play 3, 4; Student Council 4. JANE MCWILLIAMS Band 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; Operetta 4; FHA 2, 3, 4; FHA Par- liamentary 3; FHA Historian 4; FHA Leadership Camp 3; Latin Club 3, 4; Latin Club President 3; Annual Staff 3, 4; Vall-ee-hl Business Manager 4; Class Play 4. SALLY MILLER GAA 2, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Chorus 4; Operetta 4; Class Secretary 4. KENNETH MIXER FFA 2, 3, 4; FFA Sentinal 4; Basket- ball Manager 3; Basketball 4; Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4. ROBERT MORSE Chorus 2, 4; FFA 2, 3, 4; Operetta 2, 4; Football 3, 4. DEANNA PAINTER Band 2, 3; Band Ensembles 2, 3; Chorus 2, 3; Operetta 2; FHA 2, 3, 4; FHA Projects Chairman 3; FHA Public Relations Chairman 4; Stu- dent Council 4; Student Council Secretary 4; Voice Assistant Ed- itor 3; Voice Editor 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3. PAVELKA LOIS Band 2, 3; Band Solo 2; GAA 2, 3, 4; FHA 2. RICHARD DUNN ALAN HARLER Band 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; TTack 2; Plano Contest 2, 3, 4; Operetta 2, 4; Latin Club 3, 4; Letterman's Club 2, 3; Class President 3; Class Play 3, 4; Student Council President 4; All-State Chorus 3; Assistant Editor of Annual 3. JANICE HOMER Band 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Band and Chorus Contest 2, 3, 4; Oper- etta 2; FHA 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 4; Music Camp 4; All State 3; Cho- rus Librarian 3; Robed Choir 2, 3, 4; Student Play Director 4. JAMES HUMPHREYS Chorus 2, 3, 4; Letterman's Club President 4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Track 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Band 2; Class Play 3, 4; Oper- etta 2, 4; Student Council 4. BARBARA PAULL GAA 2, 3, 4; GAA Parliamentary 4; FHA 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2; Band 2, 3; Student Council 2; Homecoming Queen 4; Voice Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3, 4. CAROLYN PETERSON Class Secretary 2; FHA 2, 3, 4; FHA Parliamentary 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; GAA Treasirer 3; Band 2,3,4; GAA Camp; Class Play 4; Band Librarian 4; Majorette 2, 3; Head Majorette 4; Chorus 3, 4; Cheerleader 3; Home- coming Queen Candidate 3; Vall- ee-hi Assistant Business Manager 3; Vail-ee-hi Editor 4; Librarian 2; Student Council 4. JUDY POINTER Band 2, 3, 4; Band Ensemble 3, 4; Chorus 4; Operetta 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; GAA Treasurer 4; FHA 2, 3, 4; Li- brarian 2, 3; Latin Club 3, 4; Class Play 4; Majorette 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4. LEROY KEENER NORMA KINZER Chorus 2; FHA 2; GAA 2, 3, 4. ROGER REED Basketball 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Letterman's Club 3, 4; Letterman's Club Secretary-Treasurer 3,4; Compliments of LYONS GREENHOUSE - Class Treasurer 2; Sports Manager 2. BETTY REMER GAA 2, 4; Chorus. GARRY SCOTT Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Class Play 3. JERRY SCOTT Football 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2; Oper- etta 2; Class Play 3; FFA 2, 3, 4. SHARON SHEWELL Band 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3; Voice Staff 3; FHA 2, 3, 4; FHA Treasurer 3; FHA Chairman of Recreation 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; GAA President 4; Student Council Treasurer 4; Band Duet 3; GAA Reporter 3; GAA Camp 3; Class Play 4. SHOVER CAROL FHA 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3; Operetta 2,3. KAREN SULLIVAN FHA 2, 3, 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Voice Staff 4; Class Play 4; An- nual Staff 4. KERMIT VOLLMAR Chorus 2, 3, 4; FFA 2, 3, 4; FFA Vice President 3; FFA President 4; Cho- rus Solo 2, 3, 4; Operetta 2, 4; All State 3; Class Play 3, 4; Student Council 4; Annual Staff 4; Track 2; Robed Choir 4. ROBERT VOLLMAR Band 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 3, 4; Football 3, 4; TTack 2, 3, 4; Baseball 4; Robed Choir 3, 4; Operetta 4. CAROL WALDRON Chorus 2, 3, 4; GAA 2, 3; Operetta 4. STEPHEN WATTERS Class Play 4. WESLEY WIDGER Basketball 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Li- brarian 3. SHARON WILCOXEN Band 2, 3, 4; Band Solo 2; Band En- semble 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Robed Choir 3; Operetta 2, 4; FHA 2, 3, 4; FHA Vice President 3; FHA Presi- dent 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Latin Club 3, 4; Class Play 4. LARRY WILLIAMS MAXINE WILLIAMSON FHA 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3. 4; Operetta 2. RICHARD WILLIAMSON FFA 2, 3, 4. DEAN WILMOT Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4 DEAN WILMOT Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3,4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; Class Play 4; Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4; Home- coming King 4. THOMAS ZEGLEN Chorus 3; FFA 3, 4. - Cuba futoijxafih: 74 I