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

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Service to others was their accomplishment LIBRARIANS: FRONT ROW: Lu Ann Wollerman, Cheryle Slater, Mrs. Mayor, Karen Doyle, Kim Brown. SECOND ROW: Lois Kelley, Nancy Fields, Candace Moeller, JoAnn Sasse, Debby Meseke, Connie Opfer, Teena Gathe. BACK ROW: Diane Sampson. Sandy Helm, Brenda Westerdorf Rick- ett, Nancy Francis, Christy Perkins, Tanya Yarbrough, Sandy Schaal. 'i m W.. . T raw we . FUTURE NURSES: FRONT ROW: Terry Smith, Sue Catanzaro, Mrs. Whitten, Linda Arndt, Vicky Smith. SECOND ROW: Marlene Blankenship. Patty Grandt, Susan Meseke, Connie Opfer, Martha Crye, Christy Perkins. THIRD ROW: Cathy Catanzaro, Cathy Barth, Diane Tarter, Vonnie Schultz, Melissa Tessman, Elizabeth Harrison, Karen Etcheson, Sherry Harrison. BACK ROW: Betty England, Martha Filer, Elizabeth Luallen, Tanya Yar- brough, Melody King, Eileen Dunn, Paula Denton. 52 Checking out books for students is a duty oflibrarian Sandy Schaal. Enthusiastic students dedicat ed precious study hall time to accomplish the tasks ofa librari an. Some special duties were lil ing library cards, checking out and shelving books, dusting the shelves, and decorating the bul letin board. For enjoyment Mrs Mayor, the school librarian, in vited her helpers to her home for a Halloween party. Energetic girls of FNA with Mrs. Whitten as their sponsor brought happiness to hospital patients. They devoted spare time to work in the new nursing home and the hospital. At Christmas time, FNA remem bered the residents of the Fay ette County Nursing Home by making Christmas cards. A rep resentative from Kaskaskia Ju nior College talked with club members about nurses' training

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Gle West was setting for Deadwood Dick Drink up boys. lt could easily' be your last! says Wild Bill and Calamity. Seniors presented the first Western melodrama at VCHS. Thrilling, romantic, and dash- ing was the only way to describe Deadwood Dick. The play took place in the Man Trap Sal- oon which was owned by Calam- ity Jane. Everything imaginable happened: shootouts, hangings, card games, and entertainment between acts. Everyonejoined in and made the play a big success. Please don't die, Rose!'l says Lily. Dennis Hutchison .. ,.. Ned Harris Dave Fogler ,.. ..., Wild Bill Hickok Kathy Green .......,..., Lily Blossom Becky Satterthwaite ,,... Rose Blossom Greg Oldfield ,,.... Blackman Redburn Danny Arndt .,....,..,,... Judge Nix .ludi Hartwick . .,,. Calamity Jane ,.... La Paloma Gladys Guevara . . . Karen Doyle ,,.. ,...,.. P ong Ping Mark Fossberg ,.....,,,.. Chet Pussy Roger Schaller . .... Sheriff Loveless .ludy Tieman . . . . Molly Loveless Fun and headaches come with all plays. Debbie Rowley ........ Teetotal Tessie Nancy Britt ..,,....,..... Piano Annie Marsha Wiss, Rita Reuscher ........,. Bar Maids Kent Evans, Randy Edwards ..,, Miners Lundy Cearlock, Dale Boatman, Mike Reeter, Bob Bowen, Randy' Woolsey' . , Toughs Terry Davis, Melody King . . . Crusaders Mr. Stephen Oldfield ...,..... Director Sue Low ..,. ,....,. S tudent Director You're kidding! You mean there's not one good hangin' tree in this here town? 51

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Foreign foods featured at annual dinners SPANISH CLUB FRONT ROW: Candace Moeller, LuAnn Wollerman, Miss Suits, Marsha Wiss, Becki Mabry. SECOND ROW: Sue Catanzaro, Von- nie Schultz, Debbie Pruitt, Sandy Slaga, Candace Lash. THIRD ROW: Debby Meseke, Ulli Rollinger, Jo Ann Sasse, Kathy Wollerman, Kim Deverick, Den- ise Sparks. FOURTH ROW: Phil Kuehn, Barbara Branum, Kim Reams, Teri Merriman, Vicky Roller, Lora McDonough. BACK ROW: Bob Gro- gan, Melinda Thompson, Peggy Ritter, Joe Wiess, Roger Paul, .lack Arndt. FRENCH CLUB FRONT ROW: Ter- ry Davis, Donna Williams, Miss Suits, Elaine Fisher, Marsha Hamilton. SEC- OND ROW: Vicky Smith, Diane Mill- er, Susan Tarter, Cathy Catanzaro, Ann Rames. THIRD ROW: Elizabeth Lual- len, Becky Jones, Diane Sampson, Cher- yle Slater, Teresa Johnson. BACK ROW: Marsha Calvert, Betty England, Rhonda Doyle, Doug Gupton, Cheryl Horn. 53 Unique ideas filled the minds of the Spanish Club members. Under the leadership of Miss Suits, they sold stationery as their money-making project. During the winter they planned a Spanish dinner and served Spanish rice, tacos, and hot tamales. The guest of honor was Gladys Guevara, the foreign exchange student, who spoke about her home in El Salvador. It-fwfr? 'fSwing and break the pinata, Gladys. Working together, the French Club members and their spon- sor, Miss Suits, made their club interesting. Cooperating with Spanish Club, they sold station- ery and later held a bakesale at a football game. A highlight ofthe year was the spring progressive dinner at which time beef stro- ganoff, hors D'oeuvres, and bird cages were enjoyed by all present.