Vienna High School - Illianna Yearbook (Vienna, IL)

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' .ie Belknap Bus-1. L. to R.-Bill Brown, Bobby Treat, Buddy Treat. 2. Edwin Brown, Donald Newman, Joe George. fry sr- , Ozark Bus-'l. Wayne Horner, Cecil Murphy, Bob Taylor, Don Bundren. 2, Earl Haden, Norman Jones, Kenneth Yandell, Jim Hogshead-Manager. lllllllllllUllHl 'ff 0 Q ff J TT New Burnside Bus-Donald Moore, Bob Fowler, Dean Nicholson,Jc1ck Brown, Bill Bell. Granfsburg Bus-I. Val Flora-Manager, James Sanders, Charles Etheridge, Perry Mathis, David Keen, Kenneth Keen. 2, Danny Slack, James Etheridge, Lowell Johnson, Jack Stalcup, Bobby l-lite Buncombe Bus-l, Bob Harris, Frank Strout, Joe Dean Goddard, Clifford Bradshaw, 2 Raymond Shelton, Bill Cypress lus-l. Bernard Davis, Carl Davidson, Jerry Ritchey, Gene Brown. 2. Jerry Farris, Wiley Mathis, George Mullinax-Manager, Paul Turner, George Capron, Ronald Webb. Simpson Bus-l. Richard Rushing, Harold Alsip, Glenn Breeden, Gene Dixon, Loy Breeden. 2. Andrew Kerley, Steve Kerley, Carl Mount, Gene Rushing, Walter Robert- n AA I-Inn' AAQ-vv-nv .-. . . 1-. . n. . if i. -, c.-...--. u......--.. aa- la ,- .,

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First Team Cheerleaders- l.. to R.-Becky Murrie, Esther Ritchey, Gloria Dawes, Mary Ann Caraker, and Helen Huckleberry, llllll llUllllS, llllll UELLS Hllll H BUHIIH' This year for the first time the cheerleaders had a coach too. Miss Amos spent many hours working out new yells and routines with both the first and second team cheerleaders, All the cheerleaders received new outfits this year. A pra X-'Q is ctice sessions 1 Second team cheer- leaders-L. to R. - James Taylor, Carolyn Huckleberry, Shirley Hundley, Eulci Smith.

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Avery, Mary Boyd, Virginia Hennesy. BllllS Hllll lillilS X ,J 7 tn, u No. Bus-l. L. to R, Eugene Hatton, Tommy Benton, Freddie Harper, Ra-y Hester, Garnett Gray. 2. Val Flora- Manager, Don Myers, Ray, Caraker, Jim Corbitt, Harold Gray. First Hour-l. L. to R.-Loretta Tripp, Mary Oliver, Doris Howell, Gloria Dawes, Elsie Goddard, Eula Smith, Shirley Hundley, Patsy Mills, Ma-ry Teal, Georgene Roberts. 2. Rosemary McCall, June Potts, Anita Alsip, June Dal- ton, Jane Ramsey, Loretta Burklow, La-Donna Ruble, Yvonne Dunn, Jo Ann Ruble. 3. Helen Treat, Clara Belle Beggs, Betty Zarecor, Betty Lou Ramsey, Alice Miller, Mary Sue Miller, Betty Alsip. 4. Doris Belcher, Rosalee Third Hour-l. Sue Thomas, Ann Simmons, Sally Horsley, Thelma Parr, Mary Ann Plater, Peggy Taylor, Wanda Wright, Surildai Hundley, 2. Shirley Tanner, Betty Dell, Vernita Dunn, Hazel Murrie, Betty Wallace, Dana Burk- low, Anita Crews. 3. Mary Elliott, Aleta Riley, Phyllis Dis- mukes, Bonnie Rainbolt, Frances Henard, Joyce Roberts, Shirley Tote. l. L. to R.-Carmen Phelps, Dorothy Hileman, Georgene Roberts, Marjorie Moore, Rosemary Taylor, Pat Webb, Edna Baker, Shirley Rainbolt, Clara Lou Moore. 2. Barb- ara Ross, Wanda Dunn, Patsy Jones, Geraldine Rushing, Lola Fa-irless, Grace Taylor, Dorothy Potts, Bonita Kar- raker. 3. Eula Etheridge, Janet Taylor, Dimple Nicholson, Rose Orange, Virginia Lingle, Geraldine Walker, Donna Barn ' A ett, Esther Ritchey, Martha Huckleberry, Wilma Sixth Hour--l. L, to R.-Becky Jane Murrie, Norma Davidson, Bonnie Flora, Georgene Roberts, Norma Hester, LaDora Deaton, Betty Darter, Rosemary Taylor. 2. Dela Johnson, Violet Pierce, Catherine Evers, Alene Felker, Velm amSteele, Mary Elizabeth Johnson, Betty Lavender, Louise Shoemaker. 3. Dixie Hinkle, Melba Cook, Stella Belcher, Doris Simmons, Opal Faulkner, Edith Brian, Nm-nm Smith Wand: Nnlcnn Fifth Hour-l. L. to R.-Barbara Rose, Joan Bethel, Agnes Alford, Mildred Carlton, Betsy Cherry, Gloria Kelt- ner, Virginia Stewart, Geneva Vinson, Alice Russell. 2. Bettajean Cheek, Nellie Evans, Lodema Stewart, Doris Phillips, Carolyn Huckleberry, Katherine McClusky, Shir- ley Craig, Charlotte Mathis, Bobbie Davidson. 3. Barbara Mathis, Delores Horsley, Velma Harper, Anne Bellamy, Ja-net Raiinbolt, Mary West, Virginia Jones, Bonnie Rich- ardson. 4. Glen-na Murrie, Betty Webb, Margaret Racey, June Crawford, Helen Moore, Sue Teal, Amandai Smith. This year, as last year, the intramural sports received the interest of many students during the noon hour. The boys had basket ball teams from each bus and one consisted of boys who didn't ride buses. The girls teams were composed of the five P.E. classes. They played volley ball as well as basketball. Students not interested in organized competition could try their hands at shuffle board and ping-pong in the lobby. its