Waltonville High School - Spartan Yearbook (Waltonville, IL)

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LOYALTY “Cheer, Cheer, for old Waltonville, Wake up the echoes cheering her name, Send the volley cheer on high, Shake down the thunder from the sky, What though the odds be great or small, Old Waltonville will win over all, all Mel01 aa (e)Y - m-tolal-me fom uil-lceraliale B Forward to victory.”’ To relive the moment never regretting the past The heartaches, the pain — we've shared it all, we’ve grown up too fast | reflect upon the times | was so care-free, no responsibility Place mare) beyond L(al- mo (ele) ¢-) the real world awaits for the Class of '88 It’s time to make the impossible dream become reality.

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“leacher of the Year “Let’s take a look!’ at the ‘88 Teacher of the Year — Mr. Robert Harold Frakes. Waltonville’s History teacher grew up on the west side of Mt. Vernon and now resides in Bonnie with his wife Patricia and “daughter” Pinky (1% registered full beagle). He has been teaching for 13 years: 2 at Bethel and 11 at Waltonville. Mr. Frakes educational background consists of an Associate’s degree in History from Rend Lake College and a Bachelor’s in History from SIU Carbondale. Besides playing the ‘‘Equalizer’’ on rabbits, you can catch this sports lover participating in golf and softball or attending WCHS games. During his spare time he likes to watch and tape movies. ‘‘To Sir With Love’’ and ‘‘Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World” are his favorite movies while he enjoys the acting performances of Sean Conner and Natalie Wood. The ever popular pizza and Mary Haley’s cookies are Mr. Frakes’s favorite foods. Did you know Mr. Frakes got his only speeding ticket in 20 years because he was real late coming home from watching WCHS vs. Sesser in the Wayne City tournament championship? His dream vacation would be to ski the slopes in Switzerland and to tour the beautiful scenery in Japan. The seniors of ’88 will never forget his talks about his high school tales (prom, girlfriends, first dent in the car, summer jobs, etc.) and the mouse and lollipop during Government 1st semester. His advice to students is don’t get senioritis (start acting weird). ‘If that’s the case, it’s too late for some of us. In summary, Mr. Frakes has contributed a great deal to the education and lives of WCHS students. Hopefully we can apply what we learned at WCHS to become the leaders of tomorrow. Thank you and congratulations, Mr. Frakes. Sincerely, Spartan Staff of 88