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

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NHS FRONT ROW: Mr. Blythe. Mr. Neil Clark, Dennis Hutchison, Sue Low, Judi Hartwick, Terry Davis, Donna Wil- liams, Dennis Ehrat, Cheryle Slater, Gary Brown. SECOND ROW: Rita Reuscher, Marsha Hamilton. Elaine Fisher, Martha Dees, Vicky Smith, Kar- en Doyle, Martha Crye. Paula Filer, JoAnn Sasse, Celesta Coates, Candace Moeller. BACK ROW: Dan Dooly. SECOND YEAR NHS FRONT ROW: Cheryle Slater, Dennis Ehart, Donna Wil- liams, Gary Brown, BACK ROW: Dennis Hutchison, Sue Low, Terry Davis, Judi Har- twick, Mr. Blythe, Scott Kringer, Steve Stombaugh, Jill Bennyhoff, Pat Street, Susan Tarter, Elizabeth Harrison. Smiles are a part ofa NHS invitation. STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT ler, Lundy Cearlock. Becky Satterth- Sasse, Martha Crye, Randall Duff ROW: Dennis Hutchison, Cheryle Sla- waite, Karen Doyle, Terry Osborne. Chris Barenfanger, Gail Dugan. Ulli ter. Terry Davis, Mr. Wells, Dave Fog- BACK ROW: Candace Moeller, Jo Ann Rollinger, Gay Brown, Kim Reams. 46

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Ann Rames relates thrills of coronation Ann Rames -f l97l Homecoming Queen Homecoming this year was a very exciting time for me. From the moment I learned I was a candidate. I began a whirling se- ries of activities. The big day finally arrived and I awoke feeling somewhat nerv- ous. As the day progressed the butterflies increased and by l0:30, they were fluttering uncon- trollably, Watching the girls tak- ing their bows, I hoped that I would do as well as they. Finally, Stan and I were walking onto the floor. My name was called as Home- coming Queen, I was stunned with disbelief and joy, and promptly burst into tears of happiness. The fun and excitement and great honor that I have had this year will remain a wonderful memory of mine forever. Signed, Ann QUEEN AND COURT: Greg Oldfield, bie Meseke, Stan Cuppy, Queen Ann lbhil Cocagne, JoAnn Sasse, Bruce Mill- Judi Hartwick. Steve Stombaugh, Deb- Rames, Lundy Cearlock, Kim Reams, er, and LuAnn Wollerman.

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NHS, Council, and Bi-Phy-Chem aimed high Student government was seen in action this year at Student Council meetings advised by Mr. Wells. Sponsoring Home- coming was one of their main activities. Various other projects included lyceums, Christmas charity drive, election of cheer- leaders, nickel-dime-quarter marquee fund drive, the foreign exhange student, and selling candy at noon. Topics on ecology, nuclear power, and civil defense were discussed at the Bi-Phy-Chem meetings sponsored by Mr. Synder. At one of the meetings everyone watched an interesting movie about crystals. Dan Moore represented the club at the science fair in Charleston, Illinois and received a first place. Accepting an invitation tojoin National Honor Society was a thrill that the l9 new initiates Bl-PHY-CHEM FRONT ROW: Scott Kringer, Becky Satterthwaite, Mr. Sny- der, Karen Doyle. SECOND ROW: Vicky Smith, Sharon Rush, Nancy Donnals, Linda Arndt, Connie Opfer. Candace Moeller, Celesta Coates. THIRD ROW: Martha Crye, Margaret Harum, Vicki Roller, Kathy Green, Steve Stombaugh, Craig Goodbrake. FOURTH ROW: Jon Phillips, Gary Brown, Randy Straub, Danny Arndt, Mark Fossberg. Brad Tedrick, BACK ROW: Ken McDonough, Mike Clymer, Ted Caldwell, Ron Schaller, Daniel Moore, Mike Reeter. , 'Ma 6 W .Q is 'ii 'Q if experienced. They were selected on the basis of their abilities in leadership, scholarship, and service to the school. Mr. Neil Clark gave an inspiring speech during the initiation. He then joined both the old and new members in a traditional treat - a dinner at Robbins. As their money making projects they presented the movie Me, Nati lie and also held a bakesale. ff, Energy was released playing volleyball. .. i, 6 I i Food, food, food - ready to bringjoy to the needy --just waiting to be delivered. Candi sat in trash can and campaigned. 47