Vandalia Community High School - Vandalois Yearbook (Vandalia, IL)

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First Row: A. Fink, E, Stapp, I. LeDuc, W. Deal, I. Staff, L Mabry, D. Strickland, S. Bass, D. Hourigan, B. Williams. Second Row: B. Brooks, I, Feery, I. Lawler, I. Deering, N Hartman, R. Yarbrough, B. Carrico, M. Hasler, R. Moore, I Durdel, E. Ewbank, P. Mclfeithan, D. Burtschi. Third Row: N. Pryor, I. Knebel, V. Papes, R. Miles, D. With ers, C. Hampton, B. Clark, D. Torbeck, B. Kains, D. Gates B, Smith, I. Metzger, D. Freeman, D. Prouty, B, Staff, N Wright, N. Perry. Fourth Row: A. Spinner, B. Chandler, C. Richardson, B. Aug ustme, E. Papes, G. Stombaugh. Fifth Row: D. Culbertson, G. Crickman. Standing: Director R. Dale Harrod, I. Hilboldt, B. Welch, M Mahon, M. Shellabarger. K 56 2