Virginia High School - Virginian Yearbook (Virginia, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1955 volume:

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' vm' O . . :rl 1 n , Annual Staff sv ni 44 V V1 ANNUAL STAFF STANDING Left to Rxght Alxce Haywood Sue Armstrong Mr Anderson Margaret Mondon Donna Rossi, Bxlly Petefzsh, Ethel Peterson Mary E Lang SITTING Larry Barnett, Rosella Anderson, Jack Kmg, Sylvxa Shortrxdge, Donna Petehsh, Freddy Crawford The Annual Staff 15 proud to present the twenty flrst volunqe of the V1rg1n1an to the students and faculty of our school In these pages are recorded the events and assoc1at1ons that have been a part of our expenences dunng the past four years Plctures of classroom scenes, dull as we may have cons1dered them once, of ball games that were Splhe tmghng, and plctures of fr1ends, dear to us, keep ahve for us prec1ous memor1es of our student days To ed1t thls book has been an mterestmg and challeng1ng project and we owe much of 1tS success to the gu1dance and eff1c1ent leadershlp of our adv1sor, 1Vlr Anderson u 'Q Nav' gr-2, wwf? Superintendent My best W1SheS to a very f1ne Sen1or Class Please G H K1mp11ng remember that your happiest and carefree days are over 9 V School Board STANDING Left to Right G H Ku-nplmg Superintendent Lee Edwards Jr , Alfred Harrison, Walter Murphy Bill Dodds SITTING Carl Peterson Secretary Kathleen Snow Harry Devlin, President Phyllis Anderson Office Secretary Our local school board is the symbol and reality of local authority in our school administra tion and school policy The school board keeps Virginia citizens well informed on its standards and decisions Thus it gives parents and citizens a chance to express their approval, concern or disapproval The school board is composed of seven members elected from various parts of our school district It is their duty to decide important questions that might come up concerning students faculty, parents, and citizens of Virginia They must decide how to appropriate money for he upkeep of school buildings, for books and other school supplies, for salaries, for electricity, water heat, and telephone bills for equipment for various activities and organizations in the school for lunchc s, and numerous other necessary expenditures To execute these duties, our school board members put in many hours of work. lt is often difficult to decide which decision is best for the school To come to wise conclusions, the school board members must be familiar with our laws as well as the needs of the school. lt is not an easy job to be a good school board member, and they deserve credit for their efforts in making Virginia School a better one, MARY ANN BOHBRINK B. S. in Education University of Illinois Physical Education Addiville, Illinois STAN WHITLEY Faculty ANTON CERVENY M. M. Education Northwestern Music Education Chicago, Illinois ,f A E s ' -v' PATRICIA TUCKER B. S. B, S, University Of Illinois Eastern Illinois State College Art Education Virginia. Illinois Raymond, Illinois MAX ANDERSON M. A. Q Indiana State College Business Education Virginia, Illinois THEODORE F. LONG B. S. Illinois State Social Science and Music Decatur, Illinois MARJORIE TAYLOR A. B., A. M. University of Illinois History Virginia, Illinois , . . 1 Faculty X-,l,lz V ' v-1 - N DOROTHY SMITH B. Education Illinois State Normal Homemaking Alexander, Illinois A, W. HENDERSON A. B. , Illinois College M. S. , University of Illinois Biology Jacksonville, Illinois .xv-.,,, . SHA ERWILLIGER B. S. M. S. University of Illinois Agriculture Bradford, Illinois PAUL MORRIS B. S. Quincy College Education Quincy, Illinois Faculty , PL V .4 1 WV LOREN MUELLER A. B. Illinois Wesleyan University English Jacksonville, Illinois SLU! RUTH GUSTAFSON B. A. in English M. A. in Education University of Illinois Virginia, Illinois ESM fk Semor Class Ofhcers STANDING Mr Anderson Sponsor Mary Lang Secretary SEATED Jack Kmg Presxdent Sylv1aShortr1dge Treasurer and Larry Barnett Vxce Pres1dent Semor Class H lstory In September, 1951 fxfty one nervous Freshmen entered the halls of V H S to beg1n four years of hxgh school To lead our class that year we elected Larry Barnett, Pres1dent Jack Kmg, V1ce Pres1dent Sylv1a Shortudge Secretary Carol Snow, Treasurer Mr Cerveny was elected sponsor of the class B11ly Petef1sh, Rosella Anderson, and Jrmmy Sm1th represented the class on the Student Counc11 Our carmval queen cand1date was Ruth Sours Forty three Sophomores returned 1n the fall of 1952 to begm another year As our offmcers we elected Jack Kmg, Presxdent, .hmmy Sm1th, VICC Presxdent A11ce Haywood Secretary, Sylv1a Shortr1dge Trea urer Mr Kays was elected to adv1se the act1v1t1es of the class The Student Counc1l members from our class were Carol Snow, Carolyn Krxeg, Larry Barnett, and .I1mmy Smxth As Halloween Carnxval cand1 dates we elected J1mmy Sm1th and A11ce Haywood Two members of the class of '52, 'A11ce Haywood and Donna Ross1, were cheerleaders In September, 1953, th1rty mne conhdent Jumors met to elect off1cers These off1cers, chosen to exe cute the dut1es of our most 1mportant year thus far, were Denny Young, Pres1dent B111 Petef1sh V1ce P1-esxdent Rosella Anderson, Secretary Carol Snow, Treasurer Mr Anderson was our competent adv1sor The Student Counc1l members were Al1ce Haywood, Larry Barnett, B111 Petefxsh, and J1mmy Sm1th Cand1 dates for Carn1valK1ng and Queen were Freddy Crawford and Rosella Anderson Al1ce Haywood, Donna Rossx, and Carol Snow were chosen as cheerleaders Under the d1rect1on of M1ss Gustafson we presented a verv successful class play 'Smarter and Smoother The remamder of the year was spent toward malung the Jun1or Sen1or Prom, held at the Elks Club 1n Spr1ngf1e1d, a great success Before anyone real1zed 1t, the class of '55 had begun thelr Sen1or year at V H S The fol1ow1ng of f1cers led the class through our f1nal year 1n h1gh school Jack Kxng, Pres1dent Larry Barnett, V1ce Pres1 dent Mary Ellen Lang Secretary and Sylv1a Shortndge, Treasurer Mr Anderson was re elected sponsor of the class The fo1low1ng members of the class served on the Student Counc11 Al1ce Haywood, Mary Brxggs, Donna Ross1, B111 Petef1sh Allen Frank, John Shaner, and Larry Barnett Three Semor gn-ls Al1ce Haywood, Donna Rossx, and Rosella Anderson, were elected cheerleaders After three years of fa1l ure, the class of '55 succeeded 1h placmg our carmwal candxdates, Donna Petefxsh and Jack Kmg, on the throne to rexgn as Kmg and Queen of the fourth Halloween Carmval The re st of the year was occup1ed w1th presentmg our class play, workmg on the annual, and completmg several other projects At last the class of 55 had reached the end of four successful years at V H S 1 . . -N A sf 3 - . 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Larry W Barnett the lst, Wlll my car to Gary Sweatman 1n hopes that he can get underclass g1rls home from part1es Denny Young, w1ll my wh1te bucks to Booter Sm1th because I know of h1S secret des1re to own pa1r Jun Sm1th, Wlll my pos1t1on on the football team to Larry Walton Anna Kluckman, w1ll my good luck 1n h1gh school to Carol Armstrong Beverly Mart1n, w1ll my love for DOl'1I'I1e Cox to Ann Marr 1n hopes that someday he w1ll pay at tent1on to her lov1ng ways Bobby Coll1ns, w1ll my b1cycle to Larry Walton 1n hopes that he can take Sue Barber to the prom when he 1S a Jun1or Cl1ffOId Mac McClure, w1ll the shortstop pos1t1on on the basketball team to Ted Albert Sh1rley Crawford, do Wlll and bequeath my mckname, Duck , to Ruby S1ttler Sh1rley Conner, w1ll my ablllty to stay out of trouble to Glenn Mullen 1n hopes that lt w1ll do 1m some good Sue Armstrong, w1ll back to Marc1a McGehee all her troubles that I have accumulated dur1ng the past two years Donna Petef1sh, w1ll my luck 1n keep1ng a Velten through h1gh school to Freda Newberry, and here 's hop1ng they both succeed afterwards Rosella Anderson, do hereby Wlll my ab1l1ty to f1nd holes 1n football f1elds to Bob Sh1elds 1n hopes that he won't fall qu1te as flat as I d1d A1108 Haywood, w1ll my cheerlead1ng ab1l1ty to Nancy Qu1gg Sylv1a Shortr1dge, Wlll my non fllrtlng personal1ty to K B 1n hopes that lt w1ll tame her down Phyll1s Noe, Wlll my Job at the telephone 0ff1CC to Arm Marr 1n hopes that she can f1nd out the town's latest goss1p Freddy Crawford, w1ll my ab1l1ty to be a lad1es' man to John F1shel 1D hopes that someday some g1rl w1ll f1nd hun Jo Ann Cox, Wlll my long lost love for Ronn1e H1bbard to Mar1lyn Anderson 1n hopes that some day she w1ll f1nd lt Donna Ross1, w1ll my hour glass f1gure to T1ppy Cl1ne 1n hopes that someday he Wlll be able to w1n a beauty contest ROI1I'11e H1bbard, w1ll my ablllty to get along Wlth the g1rls to Bud Cramer, hop1ng that someday he and Sally w1ll get along together, and maybe then Bud won't be so l0VeS1Ck that he loses all of h1s pool games Ethel Peterson, w1ll my long, brown, curly ha1r to Carol Armstrong, the cute l1ttle blonde 1n the Freshman Class, 1n hopes that she can put It to a better use than I d1d Margaret Mondon, W111 my love for wr1t1ng letters to Loretta Hughes 1n hopes that she can put It to as good a use as I Mary Margaret Br1ggs, Wlll my fr1endsh1p to a certa1n Ashland boy to Jan1e M1ers Jack K1ng, w1ll to all g1rls 1n h1gh school W1ndy too a p1cture of myself 1n hopes they w1ll be able to keep happy after I leave James Carey, w1sh to w1ll my long blond ha1r to Kay Sm1th 1n hopes that she w1ll use lt Clara Norr1s, w1ll my lost combs and founta1n pens to anyone who can f1nd them Allen Frank, w1ll my ab1l1ty to do algebra to Bob Boyd so that he can f1gure out all of M1ss Tucker's angles Mary Ellen Lang, Wlll my ab1l1ty to blush to Sl1Z1e Petef1sh B111 Petef1sh, w1ll Edd1e Fan' my love for the Ch1cago Cubs so that he may root for the best team 1n the Nat1onal League Ray Murphy, Wlll my curly ha1r to R1ch Thompson 1n hopes that he w1ll make good use of It John Robert Shaner, w1ll my accordxon to Loretta Hughes 1n hopes that she can make good use of Lyle Anderson, Wlll my Nash to Edd1e Fa1r so he won't have to bum r1des the rest of h1s h1gh school days Earl Norr1s, w1ll my love for M1ss Tucker to Gayle Sm1th Tom Damotte, w1ll my spot on the football team to R1Ch Thompson m hopes he w1ll beat Routt for me next year 13 P Ill s .u . n u a . . . . . ,. , . . . it. Pro hecy Upon arrxvmg at my desk at the Inter planetary Corporat1on, I found an urgent message from our representa t1ve on the moon, advlsmg me that our branch offzce there needed help to settle a strxke of the plant personnel gave hurrxed mstructlons to my secretary on Important affa1rs of the home OEICE that m1ght come up during my ab sence and then left to make preparatxons for my tr1p Fortunately, I was able to secure reservat1ons for the flxght, and soon we were zooming through the outer space under the skxllful guldance of our pxlot, B1ll Petefxsh, who just last year recewed a medal for completxng a quadnlhon m1les of flzght wxthout an acc1dent Sue Armstrong, a for er classmate, and the f1rst woman Jet pllot to break the sound barner, was also a passenger on the plane We had a pleasant chat about our classmates of V1rg1n1a I-hgh I stepped off the luxury lmer f1ve hours later and entered the brxghtly l1ghted and commodlous statlon, luxunous ly appolnted and complete wxth every convemence Thxnklng that a cup of coffee would set me up for the arduous task of talk1ng wzth the dzsgruntled employees of our company, I sat down at a table and whxle waltmg for my coffee, I pxcked up the latest edltxon of the Moon Weekly and learned that Mrs Dwlght Kmg Phyllls Noe and Mrs Erland Le1nberger Alxce Haywood , were Jornxng the1r husbands at the Planet Naval Base on the moon At that moment I heard my name called and looked up to see the former Rosella Anderson commg across the foyer of the stat1on Rosella, whose husband, Fred, 15 now owner of the Super Transplanet Air Lmes, had seen rn name 1n the reg1ster of lncomxng passengers and had hurrxed to look me up That even1ng I spent some pleasant hours w1th the famous cattleman, Ronnxe H1bbard, at h1s mterestmng ranch where I toured hxs extens1ve farms, swarmmg, It seemed to me, w1th polled shorthorns Ronn1e saxd that he and h1s secretary, Jo Ann Cox, had recently attended the superson1c VISION debut of John Shaner and hrs famed accordzon I also had the pleasure of meetxng J1.m Smxth, All Amer1can of 2000 A D , and h1s nurse, Donna Rossi., who had just returned from a trxp around the umverse On one of thexr stops they had attended the 'Super Grand Ole Opr , featurxng Jun Carey, who has all the teen agers swoonmg over h1s croonmg and gu1tar playmg Allen Frankis latest contr1but1on to the culture of the outer space 15 a huge lxbrary, whzch IS attractmg space men from all the planets Thxs hbrary, the largest 1n h1story, contams octxlhon books Ethel Peterson, well known clothes deszgner, has desrgned new helmets and umforms for the Planetarzan Army, I was pleased to be 1nv1ted by the Fred Crawfords to attend the prem1ere of the Z1egfeld's Moon Follxes starrmg the Moonbeam Dancers I was enchanted by the dancmg of th1s group wh1ch rncluded a number of my former class mates Mary Ellen Lang, Clara Norr1s, Anna Kluckman, Robert Collms, Earl Norr1s, and Cl1fford McClure Later backstage, we met them and thezr manager, Lyle Anderson Between sessxons of my conference wxth the employees of the Starcraft Company I looked over the bus1ness dxs trxct and, to my delxght, met Denny Young, who runs a cham of grocery stores over the ent1re unxverse I-hs assxst ant manager on the moon 15 Miss Beverly Martm It was my pleasure also to v1s1t the stud1o of the famous sculptor, Jack Klng, but we mlssed lum as he was re sxdmg at hxs summer home on Venus where he was fuushxng a statue of Sylvxa Shortndge Later I met h1m on a short busmess trip to Venus On that plane our attractxve hostess, who dxd much for our comfort durmg the flxght, was Shzrley Crawford She told me that she was enjoyxng her flxghts between Earth, Moon, and Venus As I glanced casually around, I recognzzed a young lady busy wxth reports as we flew smoothly through the a1r It was Bern1ce Boyd, secretary for the Umversal March of Tunes Her Job of vxsxtxng the planets to collect the money was xnterestxng she saxd Ray Murphy and Tom Damotte, who are garnmg a reputatxon as znventors, are res1dents of Venus and are plan nmg to put a new dev1ce on the market that wxll enable one to dlrect a plane from planet to planet by pushxng a button ln h1s offzce We called at thezr OiflC8 but they were not ln In the confusion of present day cond1t1ons It was gratzfyzng to f1nd that efforts were be1ng made to brmg about amicable settlements of the dxsagreements between the planets In Venus we v1s1ted Unxverse Headquarters and were greeted by Slnrley Conner, who IS secretary for the top men of the organxzatxon We were interested nn vlsxtxng a new subdxvislon The collaps1ble houses, des1gned for speedy evacuatmn ln case of axr raids are bunlt by Mrs Donald Needham Margaret Mondon and her husband Returnmg to the moon, I chanced to meet Larry Barnett, who, I learned, had been drxllxng for o1l on the moon Larry has met wlth little success so far, but one well has produced a bnght red, whxch sczentlsts bel1eve w1ll have a defmite use in radar We were happy to meet Mary Margaret Bnggs, who was on location LII Venus for a PlCtl11'C, whmch has all the makings of a supenor production We were fortunate in seezng an unusual basketball performance Dunng our stay the team composed of the f1ve sons of Mr and Mrs Nick Velten QDonna Petefxshl, known for nts fame as the unbeatable Velten Basketball Team, played an equally famous team from Venus Needless to say, the Veltens retamed thexr reputatxon as the best My stay in outer space came to an end all too soon, and soon I was winging my way back to my work a clay world I sxghed with content as I thought of the pleasant reumons with members of my class of '55 . . . . . l I Q . . . - . . . . 'l 1'-'i' rn- L- -il - n . 0 , ' i- . . Y . . T -fi - . ' . , -l 1l yn which include all the items suitable for outer space maneuvers. u ll. i' 1 - - ' ' , : . . . . . ' fi SENIORS SPONSOR THE ANNUALI X Seniors F. F. A..................l,Z,3, F. F. A. Treasurer... F. F. A. President... ... Junior Play......... .. ROSELLA ANDERSON Newspaper..................... Band ....... ...... . .. 1.2.3. District Contest .... . . Z, 3, Drum Major ....... .. 2.3. Homecoming Court , . . , , , . Library Club ,.,., .,. 3, F.H.A....... .... PepClub..... .... Cheerleader .. .. . . Junior Play ... .... AnnualStaif..... .... Student Council... .... .... Class Secretary ................ Candidate for Carnival Queen . . . . Chorus........................ G. A. A. .. ...Z, 4 3 4 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 4 4 3 4 l 3 3 1 3 SUE ARMSTRONG Band.................... . G.A. . Newspaper... . ......... Library Club ............... Library Secretary-Treasurer F. H. A. ................. . F. H. A. Historian . . . Junior Play ........ Pep Club .... Annual Staff . . . Senior Play . . . LARRY BARNETT Basketball Junior Varsity . , . Vatsity........ ...2,3, Football Junior Varsity . . . Varsity Baseball . . . . Student Council . . . . . . .Z, 3, Class President . . . Vice-Pre sident .... Junior Play ...... Annual Staff ,... Varsity Track . . . Carnival M. C. .. Senior Play . . . Seniors BERNICE BOYD F. H. A. .................. Z,3,4 G. A.A.... ... ....1,Z Chorus ........ l,Z,4 Library Club ............... l,Z,4 Pep Club ...................... 4 Junior Class Play Prompter ..... 3 Vaudeville Show ................ 4 MARY BRIGGS Library Club ............... Z,3,4 Girls' Chorus ... .... 1,Z,4 F. l'I.A. ........ ...Z,3,4 Student Council ................. 4 Pep Club ...................... 4 Chorus Secretary-Treasurer .... 4 Senior Play .................... 4 SENIOR CHORUS LINEI l Seniors SHIRLEYCONNER F. F. 1.2.3.4 SENIOR AGRICULTURE BOYS' Library Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 Sang at Homecoming..,. ,,,, l Vaudev-llleShow,.,.,, ,,,.l,2 JIM CAREY Sentinel inF. F. A.... BOB COLLINS Football Junior Varsity . . F. F. A. ................ l,Z,3,4 .......4 . . . . . .3 4 Basketball Junior Varsity . . . . . D Baseball Junior Varsity . . . . . . . . 3 z,3 I, . f 'Q ,1 Q. .- JO ANN COX Attended Waverly High .... .... 1 G. A. A. .............. ..... Z ,3 F. H. A. .................. Z, 3,4 G. A. A. Vice-President ........ 3 Library Club ................. 3, 4 Library President .............. 3 Library Secretary-Treasurer .... 4 Chorus .................... Z, 3, 4 Chorus President .... .... 4 Pep Club ............. . . . 4 Junior Play Usherette Vaudeville Show ...... . . . 3 Seniors FREDDY CRAWFORD AnnualStaff.................. F. F. A. l,Z, F. F, A. Vice-President . .. ... Baccalaureate Usher . . . . . . . . Varsity Basketball ......... . Football ..................... Candidate for Carnival King . . . Transferred from Arenzville High School ................. SHIRLEY CRAWFORD Attended Arenzville High School Chorus ...................... F. H. A. ................ 1.2, ..4 3,4 1. 3. F. H. A. Projects Chairman Annual Staff .................. Homecoming Court . . . . . Library Club ....... . . Pep Club ........ . . Vaudeville Show . . . . . . . SeniorPlay........... . Candidate for F. H. A, Sweetheart........... SENIORS IN AC TION! J, ' , .ff ' . 3 'vw v ,. ., f My J -Q' .,, U S. 'Q-new ., ,e ,Q ,Q fa ew. 3-wo'-A' -.. 1' ' ,',r, ,f 'MPS , if or .361 cg . 6, 1 Seniors ALICE HAYWOOD Glee Club .................. . . Homecoming Usherette .......... Sophomore Carnival Candidate . . . HOLD THAT LINE' SENIOR' Class Secretary ................ Cheerleader .......... . . Z, 3, Graduation Ushe rette . . . . . . . . Homecoming Court .... . . . 3, Junior Play ........... ..... F. H. A. .............. . . Z, 3, ALLE Baseball . . . . . . Student Council TOM DAMOTTE Band ...................... 1, Chorus ............ Varsity Football .... Varsity Basketball. . . Varsity Baseball ......... 1. Z. Newspaper .............. Junior Varsity Football ........ 3,4 3,4 3,4 3,4 3,4 , 4 .1 Junior Varsity Basketball. . . . . . . Z Track...................1.2.3.4 Senior Play . . . . N FRANK F. F. A................. ... Football............... 1,3 2,3 ..2 ..-1 F. H. A. Photographer .......... F. H. A. Recreation Chairman. . Student Council Vice-President . . President ..................... Annual staff ................... PepClub.......... ... Newspaper Staff.... .... Seniors f JPY! A 1 H All ll Y Tl ' ,1 Rv JU , if RoNNu-: HLBBARD jf JV f '7 F. F. A. ................ .l,2,3,4 ' fl 64' 110 F. F. A. Reporter ............. 3 I l Football Junior Varsity ....... 1,3 Candidate for Carnival King ..... 1 Eu SENIORS SPONSOR CARNIVAL JAC K KING Band .................... Chorus ............. Band President ........ Class Vice-President . . . Class President ....... Carnival King ........ Annual Staff ...... Newspaper .............. Junior Varsity Basketball. Junior Varsity Football. . . Band District Conte st . . . . . Senior Play......... ANNA KLUCKMAN -, G.A. LxbraryClub.... Varsity Basketball. . . . . . . . . . . . Varsity Football. . . . . . . . . . .Z, Baccalaureate Usher . . . . . . . . . . 4 4 3 1 4 4 4 4 4 Z I 4 3 4 4 DANCE ! Seniors . ,. .Q fr , 4, ,ff ,,.u .V . 'UIQ' i., - W, . 775 4 I ' CLIFF MCC LURE 9 f. Football. . . . . . . Football Varsity Basketball. . . . . Basketball Varsity . . . . . . SENIOR ON THE ATHLETIC FIELD! Baseball. . . . . . . MARY ELLEN LANG Band .............. Band Treasurer . . . District Contest . . . . . . State Contest ...... Newspaper Staif . Co-editor ..... . . Class Secretary . . . . Annual Staif....,., Junior Class Play LatinAward.............. 1.2.3. 1.2.3. 1,z, 3, . 2, 3, Illinois High School All-State Bam'-l............ D. A. R. Award... an .na BEVERLY MARTIN . 1, Z, 3, District Contest . . . . . . 1, Z, State Contest. . . . . Glee Club...... Library Club . . . President ..... . . . F. H. A. ............... . F. H. A. Degree Chairman Pep Club ........ G. A. A... ...1,Z, 112,32 .. 1, Track . . . ..Z,3,4 .. 1,z,3 ......4 1,Z,3,4 ......Z :wwf 'C s MARGARET MONDON Band.................... 1,Z,3 Band Uniform Manager....1,2, 3,4 BandSecretary....... ......4 G.A.A............... .....1 L1brary................... Z.3,4 Library Vice-President......... 3 AnnualStaff................... District Contest.... ...1,2,3,4 State Contest..... ....1,2,3 Seniors Attended Chandlervillen... F. F. A...........,.....l Varsity Basketball ...... Class Vice-President . . , Student Council ..,,,,,, Carnival Escort . . . PHYLLIS NOE Chorus F. H. A... ...I G. A. A. ... Pep Club.... Senior Play... .1,z,3 ,z,3,4 3 ...1,3 .1,Z,3 .1,3,4 .2.3.4 ....1,z 4 ...4 SENIORS AS CHORUS MEMBERS! Seniors BILL PE TEFISH F. F. A....... ...... ....1,Z,3, Baseball............ ...... Varsity Basketball . . . . . . . SENIOR BAND WORKERS Student Council. . . . . . . . 1, 3, Band.......... Co-editor . . . EARL District Contest . Newspaper . . . . . . CLARA NORRIS NORRIS Football................. Mechanics Club......... l,2,3,4 ..z,3,4 ....2,4 ....z,4 State Student Council Convention.............. ..- Student Council Treasurer ...,., Class Vice-President ....., .... Annual Staff .............. .... Junior Play .... .... Senior Play .... .... 4 1 4 4 3 4 3 4 3 4 DONNA PETEFISH Homecoming Usherette . . . . . . . . . 2 Homecoming Court. . . . . . . . . . . 3, Newspaper . . . . . . . Carnival Queen , . . PepC1ub............ ... AnnualStaff.......... ... Graduation Usherette . . . . . . . Shorthand Award . . . . . . . . Senior Play . . . . . . Seniors ETHEL PETERSON Library Club ........ . .... 1,Z,3,4 Library Vice-President ......... 4 G. A. A. .................... 1,2 G. A. A. Point Secretary . . . . . Z Chorus .................. . . . 3,4 Annual Staff .... .... 4 Junior Play .... . . . 3 DONNAROSSI Ch0rus.................. ...1,3 Cheerleader ... .. Z,3,4 Annual Staff ...... ..... 4 Library Club ..... .. ....4 Homecoming Court ...... .... 3 Homecoming Usherette ........ 1,2 F. H. A. .................. Z,3,4 F. H. A. Projects Chairman ..,. 3 Student Council ................. 4 Newspaper ..... .... 4 Senior Play.,,, ,,,4 STUDIOUS SENIORSI Seniors F. F. A................. l,2,3,4 Student Council... ......4 Newspaper ...... . . .4 Senior Play... ...4 SYLVIA SHORTRIDGE F. H. A. ................ 1,Z,3,4 F. H. A. Vice-President ....... 2 Annual Staff ............ . . . .4 Newspaper ............ .... 4 Homecoming Uuherette . . . . . . . 1, Z Homecoming Court.. . ... 3,4 Homecoming Queen . . . . . . . 4 Class Treasurer .... .... 1 , 4 Class Secretary . . . . . 2 Pep Club ........... .. . 4 Junior Play .......... . . . 3 Graduation Ulherette . . . . . 3 . . 3 TypingAwnrd........ . JI.M SMITH Varsity Football ......... 1,Z,3,4 Varsity Basketball .. , .,.. I,Z,3,4 Varsity Baseball ....... .. 1,Z,3,4 Junior Play .................... 3 Vice-President of Class ......... Z Candidate for Carnival King .,.,, Z Varsity Track ........... l,2,3,4 Student Council....... ...l,Z,3 Baccalaureate Usher .. .. .....3 Senior Play.......... ....4 CAROL ANN SNOW Junior Class Play .......... Usherette, Homecoming . . . . . . 1, StudentCounci1................. Student Council One -Act Play Class Treasurer .,,,,,,,,,, Chorus ............... . . Acting Carnival Queen . , , Cheerleader ............ Attending Northwestern University ........... 26 Seniors DENNY YOUNG Basketball Varsity ...... 1,Z,3,4 Football Varsity . . . .... 1, Z, 4 Baseball Varsity... ... l,Z, 3,4 Class President .... ........ 3 Track Varsity .... .... 1 , Z Annual Staff ......... .... 4 Homecoming M. 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'iv X., Junlor Class Ufflcers STANDING Left to Rxght Robert Jokxsh Vxce P1-esmdent Mr Terwxllxger Sponsor Wayne Gexss, Secretary SITTING Jeanne Fehlhaber Treasurer Janxce Downs Presxdent I umor Class On September 4, 1952, flfty one new Freshmen took the1r places as hlgh school students The off1cers that were elected for the year were Jeanne Fehlhaber, Pres1dent, Wayne GCISS, V1ce Pres1dent, R1chard Thompson, Secretary Carole Nelson, Treasurer, and Rosemame Voros, Sponsor Jeanne Fehlhaber, Carole Nelson, and Patsy Stldman were elected, by the Student Coun c1l, to be usherettes for Homecommg Jeanne Fehlhaber and Ronme I-hbbard were chosen to re present them 1n the Halloween Carn1val Janlce Downs, Wayne GCISS, and Rlchard Thompson were the Student Councll members from the Freshman Class for the year of 1952 '53 On September 1, 1953, forty f1ve students f1led 1n to take then- places as Sophomores for a new year The off1cers for the new year were Edd1e Fa1r, Pres1dent, James Potter, V1ce Pres1dent, Saundra Waters, Secretary Jeane Cox, Treasurer, and Mr 1VIorr1s, Sponsor Carole Nelson and Wayne Ge1ss were the cand1dates for queen and lung from the Sophomore Class Patsy St1dman, and Joanne Launer were homecom1ng usherettes from the class The Student Councll members were Rlchard Thompson, Jeanne Fehlhaber, Wayne GCISS, and Jeane Cox. On September 1, 1954, th1rty n1ne Jun1ors came 1n to take then' places for another year. The off1cers elected were: Janlce Downs, Presxdent, Robert Jok1sch, V1ce Presxdent, Wayne Gelss, Secretary, Jeanne Fehlhaber, Treasurer, and Mr Terw1ll1ger, Sponsor. Joanne Launer and Bob Sh1e1ds were elected to represent the class as Carn1val Queen and Klng. The Student Counc1l members are Jeane Cox, Eddle Farr, Txlford C11ne, Jeanne Fehlhaber, Wayne Gelss, and Marcla McC1ehee Patsy Rxng, Jeanne Fehlhaber, Marcza McGehee, Janice Downs, and Jeane Cox were elected as attendants on the homecommg court Bob Shlelds was a cheerleader from the class On Frlday, November 14, they gave thelr Junlor Class Play, The Great Blg Doorstep, dlrected by Mr Mueller Qu ' . f . :WAX K, , i V Q, f M I - . 2 i ' Q ' fe , 5 is D 5 Q , 4 1 ' , P I ' : ' : ' , ' - ' 2 . , I : , 1 ' - ' - . . . , . ' 1 , - ' U . J l . Y . ' . . . . 5 . . . MARILYN BELL EDDIE BIERHAUS ROSEMARY BOOTH TILFORD CLINE MARY COOPER BUDDY C RAMER RONNIE DARLAND INA DONALDSON JEANIE COX EDDIE FAIR PAT DOOLING JANICE DOWNS .TEANNE FEI-ILHABER WAYNE GEISS ROBERT JOKISCH NORMAN LYNN JOHN FISHEL DOUGLAS GRIFFIN JOANNE LAUNER SUE FISHER GEORGIA HOLMES JAMES LOGUE MARC IA MCGEHEE JACKIE MCNEAL Junior C ass Pla if sfyfjf l?,g2g-,111 TO Left to Rxght Mr Mueller Eddxe Faxr James Logue Pat Doohng Doug Grlffxn I! A, '4 Robert J'ok1sch ,Ml TTING Jamce Downs Marc1a McGahee Patsy Rzng Jamce W1ll1ams Norma Slttler Jeanne ' Fehlhaber Ina Donaldson ., 1 rf 9l1fbljf ',1v I VV!!! I 10' CHARAC TERS 32 Mrs Delacromx The Commodore Topal Arthur Elma Mr Tobm Uncle Dewey TayoShuml1n Mrs Dupre The Great Bug Doorstep Mrs Beaurnont Delacroxx Radlo Announcer G1rl on Rad1O Marc1a McGehee Pat Doollng Jeanne Fehlhaber Edd1e Fa1r Patsy Rmg Bob Shlelds Robert Joklsch James Logue Norma Slttler Jamce W11l1ams Doug Grlfflfl Jamce Downs f ,Lf ' f , .f K9 fl ,1 ' ' 11 -' I' ' K-' ' . . . . . . A gi, 6, RO . . : . , , , , , ' Lf U D , ' . . . . . . . ,I - , .I Lvzi,-4' A E ' 1 1 n 1 9 A .- - I , . 7- 1' I ,.,. V if rff 1' if -Z, K -VU, , ,,' I 1. LJ N 1 .1 , 1 'U' .' fr F i '41 ,ffl 1 lf' 1 ,ft .If EV E 4 - V . Evvie........... . . . . ....InaDona1dson E if Q W!!! fl MESS lfff VE-!H1l'P,'F'l'i ZA-f 4:-Q cf X if 1-'vnu EQUIPMENT Yuan U- A Q 'fi Be fssue Sophomore Class Ufflcers aafaibsgx Sophomore Class Officers STANDING Left to Rxght Deanne Smith Secretary Wayne Walter Vlce President Llflda Rumble Treasurer Charles Brunk Preszdent SEATED Mr Mueller Sponsor On September 5, 1953, thirty eight anxious Freshmen began their high school years Mr John Petrilli was elected as class advisor The officers elected for that year were Don Martin, President, Linda Rumble, Vice President Bill Zillion, Secretary and Gary Sweatman, Treasurer At the Halloween Carnival, the Freshman Class was represented by Patsy Ohrn and Bill Z1ll1on, as candidates for king and queen Gary Sweatman was elected to represent the class on the Student Council Linda Rumble, Patsy Ohrn, and Deanna Smith were elected by the Student Council to serve as usherettes for the annual homecoming game On September 1, 1954, thirty nine reluctant Sophomores entered our high school doors to begin their secondary education They chose Mr Loren Mueller for their class advisor and the following to serve as officers of the class Charles Brunk, President, Wayne Walters Vice President, Deanna Smith, Secretary Linda Rumble, Treasurer The Student Council representatives were Gary Sweatman, Bill Zxllion, Patsy Ohrn, Eleanor Peterson, and Charles Brunk Five new members have been added to the class this year They are Judy and Sally Terwilliger, transfers from Rushville, and Richard Walton, Bill and Gary Ellsworth, from Beardstown The class elected Judy Terwilliger and Donald Martin as king and queen candidates for he Halloween Carnival Homecoming usherettes, chosen by the Student Council, were Judy Terwilliger, Sally Terwilliger, Linda Rurnble, Deanna Smith, and Patsy Ohrn BOB JARRETT JI.M MARR JOHN MONTGOMERY JOHN NORRIS LORETTA HUGHES LUELLA JQNES DON MARTIN CAROL JEAN KRUSE JANE MIERS MERLE NOE PATSY OHRN GLENN MULLENS , as I E 4, 2 , A, f-xx 8 +se ,, 1 n P F iww 425191-fy 5 N1 if if 4 W ff? 'ei f 12355 f . Vifiefk ' --Qfaas .1 pun in M, T X, ., ' L ' t 1 1 V 3' N , 45 W Wi!! P M gg? X 1. , . ., ,, 125 F E 55? Freshman T lass Ufficers FRESHMAN OFFICl:JRb LEFT TO RIGHT: Michael Riemann, Vice-President: Mr. Morris, Sponsor, Mike Velten, President Freda Newberry, Treasurer, Linda McGehee, Secretary. Freshman Class On the first day of school, the forty-two students with the courageous, but rather frighten- ed looks on their faces were easily detected as the new Freshman Class of V. H. S, However, after the first few days, they became more at ease and also a little braver. For their officers they elected Mickey Velten, President, Mike Rieman, Vice-Presidentg Linda McGehee, Secretary, and Freda Newberry, Treasurer. Coach Morris was elected spon- sor. The class placed three members on the Student Council. These members are Carol Armstrong, Vern Herzberger, and Richard Hackman. The candidates for Halloween Carnival King and Queen were Mike Dooling and Linda 1VlcGehee. They also had two concessions, a balloon pop and a flame shoot. The girls from the class of '58 who were elected to serve as usherettes for homecoming were Freda Newberry, Mary Jane Gilbert, and Linda McGehee. 40 ANDREW ANDERSON CAROL ARMSTRONG KAY BARBER SUE BARBER A 42,7 g g! w w W 1,.,Q f'fX4 ,, 31' FRED BARRE TT 'X MELVIN CAREY HELEN BOOTH JAMES BELL MARY ANN BARRETT VERTICAL LEFT BARBARA COX BEVERLY DONALDSON MIKE DOOLING ROBERT DOWNS BOB DRINKWATER L FRED FISHER MARY JANE GILBERT CAROLE GRIFFIN VERTICAL RIGHT RICHARD HACKMAN VERN HERZBERGER LINDA MCGEI-IEE ANN MARR BOB MILLER 'lr- fa CL 9 Cast Susan Townsend . . . ......... . . . Phyllis Noe Buzzy Townsend . . . . . Tom Damotte Chuck Lindley . . . ...... Jim Smith Jennifer Clayton . . . . Sue Armstrong Gordon Hale ..... .......... J ack King Mrs. Townsend . . . . . . Shirley Crawford Mr. Townsend . . . ..... Bill Petefish Nelle Macon . . . ....... Donna Rossi Lucy Macon . . . .... Donna Rae Petefish Buddy ....... ............ J ohn Shaner Joan .... . . . Mary Margaret Briggs George ............ .......... L arry Barnett For as long as she can remember, Susan Townsend has look- ed forward to the day when she will be sixteen. But when that day comes, being sixteen turns out to be the opposite of all that she dreamed. Susan has done too well in coaching Lucy Macon who has never had a boy friend or been to a dance. Under Susan's guidance, Lucy becomes much too popular and soon she has ac- quired Susan's boy friend. Susan's very modern mother and father have their troubles too. One grave mistake they make is in criticizing the manners, the dress, and the dancing of their children, who in turn show up their parents for what they were twenty years ago. As the cur- tain falls, everyone discovers that, after all, wishes do come true. for igdf 1-if X 4 ,Q cl 'Xe 5 V ?7 x.k, , C oz oween amfaiua :wen olfma lzfegja C? f EJ X-Q uf X SOPHOMORE QUEEN Uudy Terwilligerj SOPHOMORE KING fDona1d Martinj 'GSW ff FRESHMAN QUEEN QLinda McGeheeQ FRESHMAN KING fxvuke Doolingj f an . 'L g,,W,, 1 ' -154g ,,..jw ' X ' Me iw - 3 ' , J 3 S X7 7 , r fe JUNIOR QUEEN Joanne Laumer JUNIOR KING Robert Shle lds ig' ? 2 4 is SENIOR KING Mack King, SENIOR QUEEN fDonna Petefishj SENIOR SPONSOR fMr. Anderson, s LEFT TO RIGHT: Joanne Launer, Bob Shields, Larry Barnett, Jack King, Donna Petefish, Linda McGahee, Mike Dooling, Judy Terwilliger, Don Martin. 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Z .5 if 'JP fs K , M ' , fl. 5 A k kv -,Q 4' J, 5? -ff, ' fix' 21 + vi -A M1 QA 5? x 1 :E f J S 'E as ,g 5 A g 7. 1' , ,- v 5 , f 'sg -1 , 'A H My fiiii 2 I' , s Q + A ,E y 5 A 'K ff 4 s 1 1 a w 6+ A +, it , , 'f . x. 1,4 I .1 . k k .fu A K ' - .1 f s Q 93 . f-1. , A r omecommg 1931, The much looked forward to homecom1ng nlght 15 over, leavlng pleasant memor1es behxnd M1ss Donna Ross1 welcomed the alu.mn1 and Mrs Harry Devlm gave the response Denny Young, master of ceremonxes, 1ntroduced the court and the1r escorts The ten couples entered e gym from each door as the V H S band played 'Pomp and C1rcumstance The flower gxrl was Becky Calhoun, escorted by Carroll Sm1th, the crown bearer Usher ettes, dressed 1n red sk1rts and black sweaters, were Lmda Rumble, Patsy Ohrn, Deanna Sm1th, Judy Terwllllger, Sally Terwxlllger, Freda Newberry, Lmda McGehee, and Mary Jane G1lbert The Homecommg Queen of 1954 was Sylv1a Shortndge, escorted by RlCh1e Thompson FO11OW1Dg the ceremony there was a dance 1n the small gym, to the muslc of Boots Brennen Sh1rley Crawford Al1ce Haywood Rose lla Anderson Patsy Rmg MBTCIR McGehee Jeanne Cox Donna Rae Peteflsh Jamce Downs Sylv1a Shortndge omecommg ourt Larry Barnett Fred Crawford Pat DO011Dg B1ll Petef1sh Jack Kmg Jun Smmth Jlm Marr Tom Damotte R1ch1e Thompson l th . . . ' ' . Jeanne Fehlhaber . . i D .. .. .. U ' ... . .Clifford McClure omecoming .fgffendanfd . zmig 1, f' 9 wa: ' ' W 11. , ,ir 9 ss A1 awanan Cruise Iunior - Senior Prom May 8, 1954 Anyone who attended the Junior-Senior Prom of 1954 will no doubt be familiar with the theme of the prom, HAWAIIAN CRUISE. The prom, put on by the Junior Class of '54, in honor of the graduating Seniors of the '54 class, was held May 8, 1954, at 7:00 P. M., at the Elk's Club in Springfield, Illinois. The evening started off with the Junior Class officers, Denny Young, President: Billy Petefish, Vice-Presidentg Rosella Anderson, Secretary, Carol Anne Snow, Treasure-rg and the class spon- sor, Mr, Anderson, greeting the members of the Junior and Senior Classes, their guests, and the faculty, Each person received a colorful lei as they descended to their tables where they were seated. Second for the evening was the Welcome given by the Junior Class President, Denny Young, and the Response given by the Senior Class President, Sue Boswell. After this came the much awaited food and the mingling of voices as everyone settled down to enjoy their meal and to exchange conversation. The menu, which helped in carrying out the theme of the nrorn. wnc nc Ymllf wiif Q' Tropical Dream QCocktaill, Game of the Jungle flvleatj, Golden Dreams fPotatoesl, Diced Bamboo QPeasl Lilikoi and Papa fSaladj, Faro Cake fBreadj, Apple Pie with Cheese fDessertl, and Cocoanut Milk fDrinkl. Immediately following the dinner everyone sat back and listened to the program which con- sisted of the-- Pagan Love Song sung by the Girls' Quartet who was accompanied by Mary Ellen Lang. Second on the program was a Medley of Songs of the Island, Aloha, and Fico-Fico, played by John R. Shaner. Third was Hootche Kootche Henry from Hawaii, and At The End of a Long Lonely Day by James Carey. To bring the program to a close the group joined together in singing Aloha Oe. When everyone had gathered to the dance floor the room became enchanted as the rhythm of music, played by the Charles Rogers' Or- chestra, drifted out into the room and the dance floor became a swirl of beautiful colors as the girls, with their many colored and glittering formals, moved around the crowded room. The prom festivities came to a climax about 11:30 and as the couples slowly departed the prom became- -- A NIGHT TO REMEMBER The music fades, the stars grow dim The night too soon departs And though it dies, it leaves a mem'ry Glowing in our hearts. A glow that is the symbol of The happy days we've known Of countless friends and dreams come true Of four years that have flown. Of four short years that hurried by And to them now we cling As rather wistfully we reach Our prom---our final fling. . VW fqiwvz f 4 asa. Q V- ' X 2 Q W- i X. v - X 22 ' V , 2 1 .- ' f : X lt g ' F ,wx '1- . U E U A I f ,xx . . 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The girls helped the Junior Red Cross by making Christmas tree favors and cookies for the nursing homes They were delivered when the girls went caroling to the various homes. They also sent boxes to Korea and Germany. A style show and tea was held to entertain the high school girls, eighth grade girls, and their mothers. The chapter held its annual Mother and Daughter Banquet which was served by the F. F. A. boys. The theme for this year is, Living It Up. The meetings are held once a month, and each meeting has to do with the theme. The motto is, Toward New Horizons . The flower is the red rose, the colors are red and white, and the emblem is octagonal in shape and bears the name of the organization around the top. Around the bottom the motto is given. Ln the center there is a house supported by two hands which symbolizes that of youth. The advisor is Mrs. Carl Smith. The officers are: Joanne Launer, President, Marilyn Bell, Vice-President, Jeanie Cox, Secretary, Marcia McGehee, Treasurerg Mary Cooper, Parliamentarian, Sue Armstrong, Historiang Alice Haywood, Recreation Chairmang Luella Jones, Public Relations Chairman, Shirley Crawford, Projects Chairman: Beverly Martin, Degree Chairman. Mrs. Ralph Launer, Chapter Mother, Pamela Crawford, Chapter Sister. The F. H. A. Chapter looks forward to the future with much hope and anticipation to be good future homemakers as this is one of the main purposes of F. H. A, The F. H. A. Chapter belongs to the state and national association for Future Homemakers of America. 6 O O Office s RE HUMEMAK 10 59 Q6 gsli 25 3 S .wszr-fish., 1, do' DF AMERICA STANDING: Left to Right: Mrs. Smith, M. Cooper, S. Crawford, A. Haywood, L. Jones, B. Martin. SITTING: S. Armstrong, M. Bell, J. Launer, J. Cox, M. M:Gehee. MRS. CARI- SMITH fHome Econornxcs Inslructorj , ,Ma V PAMELA CRAWFORD fChapter Sisterj X. ' 4 X. BBB TOP ROW: Left to Right: A. Anderson, R. Downs, J. Williams, B. Drinkwater, M. Carey, H. Winner, D. Griffin, E. Bierhaus, E. Noblitt, G. Sweatman, R. Walton, B. Springer, G. Smith, F. Alcorn. MIDDLE ROW: J. Peterson, E. Wilhite, C. Wilkey, K. Walters, J. Logue, J. Fishel, R. Darland, R. Jokisch, G. Mullen, W. Walter. V SITTING: J. Shaner, J. Carey, T. Cline, L. Anderson, Mr. Terwilliger, F. Crawford, R. Thompson, R. Murphy, R. Hibbard, B. Petefish. Virginia High School was one of the very first schools in Illinois to offer a course in agriculture. As early as 1918, boys of 'V. H, S. were active in agriculture activities. After a few years it was stopped by the F. F. A. was reorganized in the middle 30's and has been thriving ever since. The local F. F. A. Chapter has taken great interest in judging teams and other activities. Some of the judging contests we have participated in are State and National Meat Judging, Sectional Soil Judging, Livestock Judging, and Public Speaking Contests. A few of the money- making projects are making and'selling hog troughs and selling garden seed. Another activity the F, F, A. takes part in is educational trips. A The F. F. A. also takes part in recreational activities. Basketball, softball, and horse- shoe pitching are among a few of the sports the F. F. A. participates in. LYLE ANDERSON zfketafgsgi JAMES CAREY f NU ? i. FREDDY CR AVN FORD ,f7 W f 1 1 errno 6 0 QLQ RICHIE THOMPSON Sw QQ A, E RAY MURPHY f Q X7 0 Lfd 001,963 MR TERVK ILLIGER Ad Qpresidentl ' . -4:TQxXQi2+'i R A 77 7 . f ' - ,,i,4J' wrt.. 4 I fSentineU V :Q fVice-President, M I X 1' , , O N V C . Q KK A , .ISA f 1 U QXJ 4' f 1 ef :Q 'f r 'ali R I A' M, Q fSecretaryj X L Q A fTreasurerQ - R U ww . ,f ---A' I . Q visorj 65 LIBRARY CLUB BACK ROW: Left to Right: I. Donaldson, P. Newbern, Miss Tucker, C. Armstrong, M. Bell, R. Sittler, S. Armstrong, M. Mondon, R. Anderson, B. Boyd, J. Anderson, A. Kluckrnan, S. Crawford, S. Conner, M. Briggs, EI. Peterson, K. Hiermln, P. Turner. SITTING: K. Barber, K. Smith, E. Peterson, B. Martin, J. Cox, D. Rossi, J. Williams. LIBRARY CLUB ibrar lub Our helpful Library Club was organized again this year with twenty-four members participating. Our club has secured quite a few new books and are now attempting to keep them and many others from being lost. Our books are catalogued according to the Dewey Decimal System. The books have a call number placed on the back of each one and are ar- ranged on the shelf. At various periods you will find one of the girls at the librarian's desk. Our Library Club officers are as follows: Beverly Martin .... . .... . . . . ...... President Ethel Peterson . . . . . . ..... Vice -President JoAnn Cox ..... . . Secretary-Treasurer MissTucker... .............Advisor Student Council STANDING Left to Rxght A Frank P Ohrn E Faxr A Haywood SECOND ROW W Gexss R Hackrnan L Barnett C Armstrong J Shaner FIRST ROW E Peterson B Z1ll1on G Sweatman M Br1ggs D Rossl J Cox Mr Whxtley J Fehlhaber M McGehee B Peteixsh M1ssGustaison The Student Counc1l of 1954 '55 15 made up of representatwes of each class mak1ng a total of twenty members The purpose of the councll 15 to lend xts ass1stance m promotmg school act1v1t1es The most 1mportant funct1on of the year 15 the hornecommg, held annually on the mght before Thanksglvlng, 1n honor of the alumnl Th1s year as usual the gym was fxlled to capac1ty w1th alumm and fr1ends of the school The counc1l also sponsored a number of part1es throughout the year Funds to support these act1v1t1es were razsed by the concess1ons at the football games, at homecomxng, and at the mvxtatlonal tournament Fac1l1t1es for sell1ng were greatly un proved thls year by the use of the Jaycee concess1on stand The councml also sponsored a sermes of assembly programs These programs, g1ven by the xmnous classes, proved to be most mterestmg and 1nformat1ve Each sprmg the councxl sends two representatwes to the state convent1on to get 1nsp1ra t1on and new 1deas for the counc1l Last year's delegates were Jeanne Fehlhaber and B1ll Petef1sh The offxcers for 1954 '55 are Alxce Haywood, Presldent Jeanne Fehlhaber Vxce Presldent Marcxa McGehee, Secretary B1ll Petef1sh, Treasurer, Wayne Ge1ss, Reporter w1th M1ss Gustafson and Mr Wh1tley as adv1sors Ba nd Band Officers TANDING: Left to Right: Robert Jokisch, President: Mary E. Lang, Treasurer, Gary Sweatman Vice-Presidentg Sue Barber, Assistant Uniform Managerg Richard Hackman Librarian TING: Margaret Mondon, Secretary and Uniform Managerp Rosella Anderson, Drum Majorette: Mr. Cerveny, Band Instructor. One of the school's most active organizations is the Virginia School Band, under the direction of Mr. Cerveny. During the su.mmer the band played a series of eight con- certs in the park, marched for the 4-H parade, and played for the State Hospital at Jacksonville. The band, consisting of fifty-six members, was active during marching season, performing at all home football games and traveling to two games away from home. After football season, the band began work on contest numbers. In March a number of band members entered dis- trict contest at Auburn where they received high ratings. Later in March the entire Concert Band entered the district contest. In May the band presented its sixth annual spring con- test. Other band activities included performances at various civic affairs, money raising ventures, and a Band Boosters Club consisting of parents of band members. Another of the band's projects is a plaque containing the names of all Seniors who have graduated from the band, Pictures of the entire band and individual pictures of band members who have rated in contests are hung in the band room. The band played at all home basketball games, working with the Pep Club to build up the spirit of the school. Officers elected by the band are: Robert Jokisch, Presi- dent: Gary Sweatman, Vice-Presidentg Margaret Mondon, Secretaryg and Mary Ellen Lang, Treasurer. Sue Barber and Margaret Mondon are Uniform Managers and Vern Herzberger and Richard Hackman are Librarians. Rosella Anderson is Drum Major and Mary Ann Doherty is Majorette. F, 'or crib- ' if-f 5. A I au- 4 tbl, . Q ' ' -h,Q new Y 'D t 1' tk Q. I x . 'if -if , lifgf, 5' f nv - v K 1, 1 . L 4 e g '55 ,5'1+- ge. not C 5 K ff' f ' if ' , ' W 'S ' jg 'Xxx lv' 1' . Z 371 ffm' vw V 'jiri'-Q .iff V f u-A 1 ff bg Chorus lxed Chorus TOP ROW Left to Rlght T Damotte, J Downs, P Turner, M Sallee, b Fxsher, J Fxshel, B Collxns, M Gilbert, B Mart1n, S Terwxlhger, L McGehee, R Thompson MIDDLE ROW Mr Long, J Cox, E Peterson, K I-herman, S Barber, G Smxth, J Cox J Terwxllxger, J Launer, J Klng BOTTOM ROW F Doolxng, I Donaldson, J Williams, M Brlggs, B Boyd, C Armstrong R Shxelds The chorus has had a very successful year w1th Mr Long as chrector There are twenty two gxrls and f1ve boys who have Joxned th1s year. The chorus off1cers for thls year are' Pres1dent.. . . ...... Jo Ann Cox V1ce P1-es1dent .... ...... J udy Terw11l1ger Secretary Treasurer . . . . Mary Margaret Brlggs L1brar1ans ......... ........ B ermce Boyd Beverly Martm Jean1e Cox As usual the chorus performed a very successful Vesper Serv1ce, whlch 1nc1uded such songs as B1rthday of the Klflgxl and Gesu Bamb1no . A sprmg concert was gwen wh1ch was enjoyed by everyone. There were several solos and tr1os at the contest th1s spr1ng also. Girls' Chorus TOP ROW: Left to Right: J. Downs, P. Turner, M. M. Sallee, S. Fisher, M, J, Gilbert, B. Martin, S. Terwilliger, I.. McGehee. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Long, J. Cox, E. Peterson, K. Hierman, S. Barber, J. A. Cox, J. Terwilliger, J. Launer. BOTTOM ROW: I. Donaldson, J. Williams, M. M. Briggs, P. Noe, B. Boyd, C. Armstrong, Chorus Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Long, Vocal Teacher: Gayle Smith, Librarian, Jo Ann Cox, President, Judy Terwilliger, Vice-President: Mary M. Briggs, Secretary-Treasurer: Bernice Boyd, Librarian: Beverly Martin, Librarian: Jeanie Cox, Librarian. 1 I UT e Cardinal Outlook FIRST ROW Left to Rxght M Lang C Norms J Shaner C Brunk SECOND ROW D Petefxsh S Armstrong I Donaldson J Anderson E Peterson THIRD ROW Mr Anderson C Armstrong J Wxllxams P Rmg L McGehee S Shortrxdge Mxss Gustafson BACK ROW J KIDS P Doolxng E Faxr W Ge1ss J Montgomery A new orgamzatwn 1n our school th1s year 15 the staff of the school paper, The Cardmal Outlook The paper 15 pubhshed monthly and contalns news of all organ1zat1ons and school act1v1t1es as well as var1ous art1cles of 1nterest 1n the feature columns The staff, adv1sed by MISS Gustafson and Mr Anderson, IS as follows Co Ed1tors Mary Ellen Lang and Clara Norrls C1rculat1on Manager Eleanor Peterson Assxstants Art Ed1tors Club Ed1tor A5S1StaHtS Sports Edltor ASS1Stant Feature Edltor Ass1stants Typ1sts Jamce Wxlhams, Charles Brunk, John Shaner, Lmcla McGehee Jack Kung and Wayne Gelss Ina Donaldson Carol Armstrong and Jo Ann Anderson Tom Damotte Edche Fa1r Rosella Anderson Patsy Plllg, Bob Shlelds Sally Terw1ll1ger, Al1ce Haywood Pat Doolmg, Sue Armstrong, Donna Petefxsh, Sylv1a Shortr1dge, Marc1a McGehee, Donna Ross1 X GL sf X y X it Wgfii? 2 Ebgix ff 'X i ' Q fa XXX f-ff w , Vf ,W , I Q41 ,www PY-Quai-1 .M 'Sf W1 I5 fn? 74 43' ka N, Captain Jimmy Smith Lecrdmg Scorer rn the Conference 'J' -Q1 aff' Football The V H S football team agam proved 1ts power as lt ground out an HDPTCSSIVC 7 1 record Under the coach1ng of Paul Morr1s and the leadersh1p of Captam Jun Sm1th, the team racked up 296 po1nts to the opponents 73, to fzmsh second 1n the e1ght man conference Eleven man football made 1ts appearance on the local fzeld for the f1rst tune 1n 13 years The team made the swxtch very well, swampmg both Franklmn and Petersburg 1n the two eleven man games Opponents e They Where Chapm There Meredos1a Here Rout! There Chandlerv1lle Here Arenzvllle There Franklin Here Bluffs There Petersburg Here 2 A it x , 4 4 l g-Y' .Hai 'A 'SL rel 'Y bu... W ' 39 6 ' 39 6 19 Z4 ' 58 18 ' 55 12 ' 39 7 13 O 34 0 JACK KING GAYLE SMITH CLIFFORD MCC LURE TOM DAMOTTE JIM SMITH GARY SWEA TMAN JOHN FISHEL FRANKLIN DOOLING DENNY YOUNG .imma .f 4 K, ,. ' ,Q v - if, A A V 'ln , la' Q 1 .1 s a . fl - , b 4-7? 5 3 n-Hx af , 4 A ff W vu Q Q Q 7, .2 , W if Q L2 ' A. 3 5 , Kg' p t m ,S - 8 3' X' gi mmltlo T 1' 1' v ., x A 'Q' J avi 'QI A I -Ve , 5 r 3 ' Q 1 ' i1 I fun I 74'. 5 5 F.. 35.140 I N 2 l Fw. 92 if. Va rslty Basketball Pleasant Plame Meredos1a Perry Roodhouse Carrollton Bath Mt Sterlmg Chandlerwlle Holxday Tournament 'Tallu.la 'l'Wh1te Hall 'l'Roodhouse Franklm Chapm Bluffs Petersburg Routt Ashland Notre Dame P. M. B. C . Tournament 'B1u.ffs Beardstown St. Mary's Arenzville White Hall I. S. D. Regional Tournament 4'Routt 'Tournament Game s 11954 Schedule 19551 VARSITY Here There He re Here There There Here Here Here Here Here There There There There There There Here QI. S. D. D Here Here There Here Here Franklin -.Y 73 76 59 35 57 36 33 50 43 58 55 41 '71 38 44 60 52 53 Junior Varsity 5 gy Q 3 I ur.','.l?Hl mf 'r',r4 .. Me.. -.. f' , . 0 ff! AX. Plea sant Pla ms Me re do sla Perry Roodhouse Carrollton Bath Mt Ste rl mg Chandlervllle Franklxn Bluffs Petersburg Routt Ashland Notre Dame Beardstown St Mary' Arenzvllle Wlnte Hall I S D 11954 Schedule 19552 Here There Here He re There There He re Here There There There There There Here Here Here There Here Here e The Y .VL ' '49 24 ' 65 58 47 27 67 36 42 56 53 40 - ' 49 22 ' 63 Z8 ' 49 43 Chapin There 62 39 37 55 45 50 32 ' 36 39 40 Z7 29 34 33 . s 57 17 ' 77 46 ' 45 47 . . . 57 52 JAC K KING fSemorj CAPTALN JIMNIY SMITH CLIFFORD MCCLURE fSemorJ fSeniorj MAS DAM OTTE THO Kseniorj LARRY BARNETT fSeniorj JINI MARK lSophomorej RICHARD TI-IOM PSON Junlor BILL PETEFISH BILL ELLSWORTH fSeniorj Sophomore, WAYNE WALTERS QSophomorej GARY SWEA TMAN fSophomorej PAT DOOLING Uuniorj . I ,fx V W' ff -i ww -1,:f,f,f ' ,f ,- , , wgr. ? xi . , 4, Ji I K ji! I 155- , ' 4 . ' 'C 1 ff 4 .as 4 2 F, i K ,S Pe lub Pep Club Officers and Cheerleaders STANDING: Left to Right: J. Fehlhaber, Secretaryg J. Terwilliger, President: M. McGehee Treasurer: Miss Bohbrink, Sponsor. SITTING: S. Terwilliger, A. Haywood, R. Shields, D. Rossi, R. Anderson. The Pep Club is an organization to promote organized yelling. This is the first year we have had an organized Pep Club in our school and it has worked very successfully. The Pep Club has charge of the coat check for half of the home basketball games this year. They also have a dance after each Friday night home ball games. There are forty-one members in this organization led by the cheerleaders. The officers are: Judy Terwilliger, Presidentg Marcia McGehee, Vice-Presidentp Jeanne Fehlhaber, Secretary-Treasurer. Miss Bohbrink was the Pep Club's advisor. Hot Lunch Program Our school is one of the few fortu- nate ones to have a hot lunch program. The cooks are: Mrs. Raymond Griffen, head cook, and her assist- ants, Mrs. Dorothy Huston, Mrs. Pearl Milstead, and Mrs. Thelma Briggs. Every school day these people work hard in order to have our hot lunch prepared by the noon hour. Ap- proximately 400 students from the first grade through the Senior Class eat in the lunchroom each day. On Wednesday, November 2.4, 1954, a total oi 425 students gathered in the lunchroom for the Thanksgiving din- ner. This meal was also enjoyed by our school board members. The minirnum amount spent for food per month, to date, is Sl, 891. 30 in October, 1954. The largest sum was SZ, 280. O8 for November, 1954. ln return for the meals, each student eating, gives 2.5 cents per day or 51.25 per week, depending on the number of days in that particular week. These cooks are striving to main- tain the quality and quantity of the meals in the face of continuously rising food and labor prices at a minimum cost to the student. We marvel at the- ability of these people who are responsible for serving so much, so nicely, and for so little. UE et J . C ,ko Q QA 'X SYLVIA SHORTRIDGE RONNIE HIBBARD BEVERLY MARTIN 'I' uv- SHIRLEY CONNOR DONNA ROSSI ALICE HAYWOOD JAMES CAREY MARY ELLEN LANG DONNA PETEFISH CLIFFORD MCC LURE JIM SMITH JACK KING Qs ,f MARGARET MONDON JO ANN COX BILL PETEFISH BERNICE BOYD FRED AND SHIRLEY CRAWFORD ALLEN FRANK DE NNY YOUNG C1-ARA NORRIS ETHE1. PETERSON SUE ARMSTRONG PHYLLIS NOE MARY W , , , ANNA KLUCKMAN CLASS OF 1955 MARGARET BRIGGS JOHN R. SHANER x 1,5 1 if 4 x. SNQI3 SHOTS 4 , my W X f 'l ' fl S, ACE u .. K if 3 5 4 . ' fn' N., Q -FM -an ' A f5ifm fl' Qfuvf fl PASS iffy THE JUG, CLEM vi SAY CHEESE SKY KING WELL, HELLOI f ' HOW-DO-YOU-DO AIN'T SHE SWEET? CEE I WISH X Q . Q TIRED IT'S PENCIL WINNER SWEET AND SLOPPY H 0 mf A L A 4 AJ ,A W V, ' -'45 , , NJA K , -45 aw? ffl!uff55 , 15 V1 4.4 ,, , , H, - , ,A , f' f va ,Ai fs Q3-gfgj, 1+ s , f 'f-fsei kfifffa ' ' N,,mM ' H x LL, ff: Q v 22.,'F3'!f ' ,si if iv A -fu N 1,g9gy,.,, ' Q K x . nr Q ffm f was P ilwfgp ,W ilk ii ,flu Yimi ww- -i -Q f wi: Alcorn, Frank .... Anderson, Anderson, Anderson, Anderson, Anderson, Andrew Joan ... Student Index . ..... 35,64,75 .......11,41,64 ...1s,35,62,66,12 Lyle ..................15,17,64 Marilyn Rosella ....................35 ...4,15,18,5l,54,58,59, 66, 68, 84, 85, 92, 93 Armstrong, Carol.22, 41, 66, 67, 70, 7 1, 94, 72 Armstrong, Sue . . . . . 4, 15, 18, 52, 62, 63, 66, 92,93,94,95,44,12 Barber, Kay... ... .. ...41,62 Barber, Sue.... ... 22, 38,41,58,68,70,71 Barnett, Larry ............4,12,15,16,44, Barrett, B111 . . . 48,51,67,75,80,82 Barrett, Fred . . . . Barrett, Mary Ann . . . Bell, James . . . . . . Bell, Marilyn . . . Bierhaus, Eddie . .,. Booth, Helen.......... Booth, Rosemary . . . . . . . ....4l 41,62 . .... .. .... .....41 ....18,Z9,62,63,66 ........17,29,64 .............41,62 .............29,6Z Boyd, Bernice . . . .16, 18, 22, 62, 66, 70, 71, 89 Boyd, Bobby....................... 35,92 Briggs, Mary Margaret. .. 16, 18,22,44,62, 66,61,1o,11,94,95 Brunk, Charles ... ..... 34,35,58, 80,72 Carey, James... ..........17,64,88 Carey, Melvxn ... ..... l7,41,64 Cl1ne, T1p 17 29, 58,6 Col11ns, Bob Conner, Shirley Cooper, Mar Cox, Barbara Cox, Jo Ann Cox, Mar1lyn Cramer, Bud Crawford, Fred Crawford, Shzrley Dam otte , Tom ' - ...........35 ' ' . .. , 4 . n .....- ..o- 6 6 I one-e. ...:unseen 9 3 ... ....17 , ...................42 y... . .......2, , ......... , , .. .........4Z 2, ' ' ... ...... , Cox, Jean..... ....29, 51,55,62,63, Dooling, Pat... .. 29,51, 58,70,32,75, 7 1 1 .... . ... , , ' ... ...Z8 I . -6- -.anno , use anno ..... . ............ , ' ....17 .... ... , ' .... .......35 , , , , ry... ..............35 . nano: p , ' I canons- anno , , , ... ............ 11,22,1o,15 ,1s,62,66 sa 9 62 63 ,6 95 6 ,1o,11,s4,95 99 16,18 22,62 10, 71 93,89 35,62 95 29 93 4,1a,24,51,64 75 92 93 94 89 18,44,51,54,62 63 66 93 94 95,89 19,5l,5Z,58,70,75, 16,s2,95,44 Darland, Ronrue Donaldson, Beverly Donaldson, Ina Doohng, M1ke Downs, Jamce Downs, Robert Drmkwater, Bob Ellsworth, B111 Ellsworth, Ga Farr, Edd1e Farmer, Thelma Fehlhaber, Jeanne Z9 64 75 29 66,70 71,32,72 42,47 48,75,98 77,80,83 99,72 ,29,32,51,52, 55,70,71,99 17,42,58,64 ,42,64 ,so,a3 29,32,61,s1,12 35,62 2s,3o,32,51, 55,61,as,94 Student Index Fishel, John , , , , , ZZ, 30, 38, 64, 70, 75, 77, 81 Fisher, Fred ,,,, Fisher, Reggie . . . Fisher, Sue ,,,, Frank, Allen ,,,,, Geiss, Wayne ,.,. Gilbert, Mary Jane Griffin, Carole , , , Griffin, Douglas ,, Hacln-nan, Richard Haywood, Alice , , , Herzberger, Vern , , , , , Hibbard, Ronnie . . Hierman, Kay , , ............42,75 ........35,75,81 ,, 2Z,30,6Z,70,71 ......19.67.39 ,, 28,3o,67,72 ,,,Z2,4Z,70,71 ........... 42.62 .. .... 17.30.3Z.64 38,42,59,67,68,75 4,15,l9,5l,54,62, 67,84,85,93,94,95 ..........38,4Z,59 ,, 2o,64,88,93,94 ZZ,35,6Z,66,70,71 Holmes, Georgia . . Hughes, Loretta , , , , Jarrett, Robert , , Jokisch, Robert , , , , Jones, Luella, , , ...3o,62 ............36,58 ................36 28,3o,32,59,64,68 36,63 King. Jack .....II4IliIiEIi6I :2:1::4g3:51.59, 70,75,76,80,8Z,95,98,44,89,7Z Kluckman, Anna , , .........18,Z0,66 Kruse. Carol ......................36.62 Lang, Mary Ellen ,,, ,,, 4,1Z,21,Z4,59, Launer, Joanne , , Logue, Jlm .. . . . Lynn, Norman . . . . 6o,68,88,92,72 , , , ,30, 47, 48, 59, 62, 63,7o,71,95,98 17,30,64,75,81,3Z ..... .. 30 Marr Ann Marr, Jim Martin, Beverly Martin, Don MCC lure , Clifford McGehee, Linda McGehee, Marcia McNeal, Jack1e Miers, Jane Miller, Robe rt 38 42 62 36 51 75,80 82 16,18 21,22 Z3 58, 6Z,63,70,71,93,95,88 36,47,48 75,81, 98 21, 51,75 76,80 40 4Z,47,48,58,70, 71,98 72 30 32,51,55 62, 63 67 85,92 95 30,62 36 62 92 4Z,75,81 Mondon, Margaret Montgomery, John Mullen, Glenn Murphy, Ray Myers, Myra Newberry, Freda Noblitt, Eddie Noe, Merle Noe, Phyllis Norris, Clara Norris, Earl Norris, Frances Norris, John 4 15,18,22,23,24 58 66 68 94 95 89 6 72 6 38,6 ,6 4 ,6 ,4o,4 ,58,5 . 9 6 ,44,71,9 ,58,9 95,7 ,6 7 M' A sen. . , ..... . ......... 1 , ...... , , ' -..... .-.-... 9 g 9 , , , g 9 ' ....... , , , ................. 3 , , ...... ...3, 4 ' ........... , ...... . .......... ZZ 4 ' .... , .. , , ........ ............ 3 Z 82,94,95,89 Newbern, Patrkia .... .... 38,43,59,62,66 ' , ....38 3 9 , ' ' ....... 315, 4 ' , , .... ........ . ....36 , , , ' .... .ZZ 5 ' ..... .. ........... ' ...Z3 2, 2 ' ..... . .. ...... , , ' ...... . ............ ..23 ' .. .. .... ' .... ...31 Z ' ...... . ...... 36 Ohrn, Patsy . . . . Petefish, Bill. . . . Petefish, Donna . . , Petefish, Elizabeth Peterson, Eleanor . . . . Peterson, Ethel. . . Peterson, John . . . . . Potter, James . , . Quigg, Nancy . . . . Riemann, Mike......... Student Index .........36,58,67 4,Z3,Z4,51,64,67, 83,80,9Z,44,89 4,Z0,24,44,46,48, 51,54,93,98,88,7z ........... 37,62 ......37,59,67,7z .. 4,18,ZZ,24,66, 7O,71,9Z,95 ......l7,43,64 . ......... 31 ........... 31,62 .........4o,43,75 Ring, Futsy4........31,3Z,51,5Z,55,95,7Z Roloff, Faye 4 . . . , 62 Rossi, Donna . , 18, 24, 44, 52, 62, 67,86, 88, 92, 93 94 84 Rumble, Linda . . Sallee, Mary M. . . . Sandman, Terry . Scott, Earl ...... Shaner, John .... Shields, Robert . . Shortridge, Sylvia Sittler, Ruby . . . Sittler, Norma . . . Smith, Deanna . . . .............34,37 ....zz,37,6z,7o,71 . ............ 31,75 ...........,......37 l7,25,44,64,67,7Z 31,47,48,3Z,5Z,70,84, 85,93,98,99 4,12,Z4,Z5,50,51,52, 53,6Z,93,95,88,7Z ........18,37,62,66 ............3l,3Z,62 .............34,37,59 saauh, Gayie... ....Z2,31,5Z,64,70,75,76 smith, Jim . . . Smith, Kay Snow, Carol Ann ...Z5,44,5l,74,75,76, 8o,8z,89,94 Z3,38,43,58,62,92 Springer, Billy Stewart, Ronnle Sweatman, Gary Sweatman, Glenn Te rw1ll1ger Sally Thompson, Rlchard Tucker, Jennie Turner, Bob Turner, Patsy Velten, Mike ,43,64,75,81 23,37,58,67 68 75,77,80,83 43,64,75,81 70,71,85,98 ,7o,71 84 85,93 31,51,5z,53,64 70 75,8O,83 ,6z D 37,6Z,70,7l ,4o,43,7s, Wallace, Barbara ,6 Walter, Wayne 34, 37, 58, 64 75, 80, 8 Walters, Kenneth Walton, Larry Walton, Richard Wilhite, Eddie Wilkey, Carl Richard Williams, James ,43,6 ,64 7 17 43,6 17,43,6 ,43,6 Williams, Jamce 18, ZZ,31,32.,6Z, 70, 71, 99 72 Winner, Harry , 31, 64 Young, Denny 26,56 77, 80, 92 94 Z1ll1on, Bill 37, 67 75, 81 ..... ...... . .43 .. ...... 4 ....... , , .... ...... 4 ........ Z 6 ' ' ...38 A ............ ......31 z ' ............ 43 , 3 , , ............. ...17 4 .....-...43 ....... ' ' .... ...37 . 5 Terwmigar, Judy . . . Q. .... 16, zz, 37, 47, 48, warden, Barbara .... .... 3 1, 62 ' ' ' .......... , 4 , ..,,.. 37 , , ' ' .... ...... . 4 - ,,,,,,, , ...... ......... 1 7 4 , . ' . b oo: ooo! ' . ...... ..37 . .........43 75 ' neon no-u-Q 66- asus 1 - I ' ..... . .... 38 81 .... ,. Anderson, Max Anderson, Phylhs Bohbrxnk Mary Ann Cerveny A J Gustafson, Ruth Henderson A W K1.mpl1ng G H Long, Theodore 8 Admmzstratlon and Others , 12, 15 48,3 72 8 86 8 59 68 69 10,44 57 67 72 9 57 7 9 70 71 aulrnann Morrls, Paul Mueller Loren Sm1th, Dorothy aylor, Marjorxe Terw1ll1ger, Shaw ucker, Patr1c1a Whltley, Stan 040 19323 9626 17 286 866 867 suit E Bnggs, Thelma Calhoune, Beckey Crawford, Pamela Damotte, Judy Devlm, Harry Dodds, B111 Edwards, Lee Jr Gnffln, Ruby I 51,53 ,53 WAL WORTH WALQWOITII EROTIC ln I H U B Harr1son, Alfred Huston, Dorothy M1lstead, Pearl Murphy Walter Peterson, Carl Smxth, Carroll Snow, Kathleen Turner Albert 51 53 7 57 1 53 . .... ...4, , , M . . 62 '.... ...... ' ...1, ,75 ' , ..... . ..... , , , , 4 , . , , , ' .... , , 3 ... , , , T ' ' , . .... , .. . ....9, , .4 ' ' , . .. . . .....6, T , neo Q sono 3 1 1 uno- an 9 M , 057. :2 'M' ' M f 11? I 1 4 ,f 1 g,lf lfVf ' Qfgii , I I 1 ' ......... . ....86 ' . .. ...7 .. .....63 ' . . ....86 -.aa Q.. , ... - 01000-7 ' . . . . .. 7,57 .... v use . -. can ann In i . . ....86 , ...5. H l..m.g..,r.-4 A sauna by ,, 27' 99 How well we all do remember, That wonderful day in September, At 51 strong we enrolled, worried and green, But we soon became accustomed as you have seen We all had lots of true ambition For we all wanted a fine education, And now that we are leaving V. H. S. Good-bye, never forget that it's the best. 100 .-.5 .? 1 I X X, f ' K 1' Q X X f 5 .J K 1 1 . . x ' ,