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

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Clubs seasoned our lives Students activities brought fun-filled times to fall tor to add spice to student life routine. Robert Bowen Distributive Education Sue Cantanzaro Brenda Rickett Marsha Wiss Future Nurses Future Homemakers Girls Athletic Association Dave Fogler Scott Kringer Vicky Smith Student Council International Thespian Society VANDALOIS 41 warmth and happiness to winter, and fresh, envi- gorating spirits to spring. Hard work and dedica- tion enabled the club presidents and yearbook edi-

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Student Activities Band .,i...i..i. .... 5 6 Bi-Phy-Chem ...i... ..,. 4 7 Choruses .......,..... 56-57 Distributive Education ..... 55 French Club ...,,..,...... 53 Future Farmers of America ---- '-'4AAA44 54 Mike Gidcumb Becky Satterthwaite Future Homemakers of Band Bi-Phy-Chem America ...,,...,...... 54 Future Nurses of America .,.... .... 5 2 Girls, Athletic Association . . . . . . . . 73 Librarians ...,.........,, 52 National Honor Society .,., 46 Student Council ........... 46 Spanish Club .,.. .... 5 3 Thespians ,.,.. ,.., 4 9 VANDALOIS . .. , , , . 48 Donna Williams Randy Meseke French Future Farmers Cheryle Slater Dennis Hutchison LuAnn Wollerman Librarians National Honor Society Spanish 40

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Rally and parade highlighted Homecoming activities for ,7l Fall arrivedg the bustle of Homecoming returned. Floats, campaigns, and a football game were a few of the numerous events that occurred during this exciting time. Student Council was the sponsor of this whirlwind activity. A big pep rally was held Thurs- day night. The coaches and for- mer football players gave pep talks to the team and Vandal fans. Then the cheerleaders led a snake dance on the football field. Our spirit reached its peak when ev- eryonejoined hands. Student imagination went wild as they thought of new float themes. Bi-Phy-Chem's Darn Near Annihilatedf' represented a DNA molecule, and Thespians' circus s'The Greatest Show on Earthw caught the viewer's eye. The Vandal returned under the theme 'tVandal Rekindles Fiery Spirit. Remember Miss Barr, 'fBeware of wagon tongues? A fractured wrist can really slow one down. Only one could have the honor of winning first place. For the third straight year VANDALOIS received that honor. An unusual situation arose when a three-way tie occurred among the class floats. g'Sail on to Victory' was the theme of the all-knowing se- niors' float. Experienced juniors expressed their ideas with Gold- en Victoryf' Sophomores demon- strated their ability in We're Expecting Tlwinf' Even though the Vandals were defeated by the Litchfield Panth- ers, spirit remained for the up- coming dance. The Robinson High School Band played for the traditional Homecoming dance. Homecoming came to an end when Ann was announced Queen, but the memories had only just begun. x l i M,-W, 2 ..,,,.i,1mir-is ,zm:.,...Jmm is First place winning VANDALOIS float rekindles the spirit by returning the Vandal. an X Believe it or notg this year the Senior, Junior, and Sophomore class floats tied for first place.