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

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,L lla L FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FRONT ROW: Danny Gable, Joe Law- son, Dwight Dothager, Debbie Hoff- man, Randy Meseke, Dennis Ehrat, Steve Collier, Ron Lawler, Mr. Grin- nell. SECOND ROW: Randy Frailey, Carl Roberts, Terry Jerden, Jerry Sasse, FHA, FFA, Gene Devore, Randy Straub, Nick Bre- see, Ed Thoman, Max Branum, ,lim Flood, Ken Cripe, Gary Alsbury, Del- mar Denning. THIRD ROW: Mike Martin, Danny Jackson, Steve Largent, Leslie Tate, Mike Hall, Chris Meador, Warren Benson, Kevin Straub, Randy Smith, Steve Sparks, Ed Smith, James Robbins. .lack Arndt, BACK ROW: Bob Devall, Dodie Carroll, Rocky Thacker, Rodney Sherrell, Bob Bowen, .Ioe Darnell. Steve Bone, Rick Eyman, Melvin Smith, Carlie Morton, Rick Hill, Bill Davison, Dale Olmsteacl. and DE varied their activities FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FRONT ROW: Kay Wes- tendorl, Brenda Westendorli, Mrs, Sehupp, Nancy Williams, Eileen Dunn. Joyce Eyman. SECOND ROW: Lugene Brazel, Melody King, ,lan Pryor, Paula Oldham, Denise Francois, Betty John- stone, BACK ROW: Debbie llimes, Candy Carnes, Trudy Wright, Christy Perkins, Barbara Kern, Tanya Yarbrough. 5-41 ,f rf' 1 ,,f, , If ec.- ,, Installation at the mother-daughter banquet brought memories to past ollieers. 2 :S

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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.

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DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION FRONT ROW: Mary Campbell, Rob- ert Bowen, Ed Haas. SECOND ROW: .lan Pryor, Rita Reuscher, Fred Warden, Denise Francois. Jim Wall, Cathy Mc- ' 'E ir . E233 fx? ' 2 - we was Wg fr f tg LQ Lf W zum! is -1, Q-.f l5w,,-5 7 WJ Q ei '3 J fy wx: fm aft ww t . up vii-ff':,2g, 5 - .ff 'zggfigg f lfifwzfvw fe .MZ if UTY' . -i g . ' .MQ I . ar f f wi - .fa .fm DE displays hats from Mr. Finn's shop. K E Kinney, Candy Carnes. BACK ROW: Joe Darnell, Sandy Durbin, Keith Moeller, Teena Cvathe, John Elam, Cheryl Donnals. Jim Blankenship. Stop littering, buy a DE waste basket. FFA boys sell drinks and candy to hungry Vandal fans during the halftimes. 55 This year was a very active year for the members of F.H.A. and their sponsor, Mrs. Schupp. Dur- ing the summer and early fall the girls got into the spirit of prepar- ing for the North Central Evalua- tion. They bought green curtains and colorful furniture for the liv- ing center. At football and basket- ball games, these girls were busy making and selling popcorn to the hungry fans. ln March the Annual Mother-and-Daughter Banquet was held. Under the superb leadership of Mr. Grinnell, the F.F.A. mem- bers not only learned many differ- ent ideas of farming but also promoted worthwhile school pro- jects. They were constantly busy at the concession stand during games selling candy, hot dogs, coke, and coffee. The annual chili supper in February was a big suc- cess. Then in March the members prepared a delicious dinner for their parents. During the evening Mr. Grinnell presented awards for outstanding work throughout the year. Moving and cleaning was a task that the members of D.E. and their sponsor, Mr. Finn, accom- plished this year. The club moved to the new vocational building where better facitilites were pro- vided. The halls were brightened with advertisements in the display cases which they changed once a month. The displays were fur- nished by various businesses in the area. Learning new methods of business helped the members persuade the students to buy Tom Watt articles, candy, wastebas- kets, and Christmas candles.