Wapella High School - Retro Yearbook (Wapella, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1958 volume:

Contents ..............2 .............6 .............17 .............18 .............20 .............22 .............28 .............33 .............36 .............50 JxiMe of Dedication........... Senior Division . . . . Just Us Kids......... Faculty.............. Extra Help........... Underclassmen . . . . Athletic Division. . . Calendar of Events . . Activity Division. . . Grade School Division ‘dedication We, the Retro Staff of 1958, dedicate this yearbook to you, Pete Abel, for your services on the school board from 1924 to 1940;for your kindness, friendliness, and co-operation as one of the janitors of the Wapella High School since 1954; and for your willingness in assisting the teachers and students in making necessary equipment. We thank you sincerely. 2 “Siif}j untendent' Meaaage” Congratulations Seniors of 1958. By the time you receive your annual you will be ready to leave Wapella Community High School. Its faculty will have tried to do all it could for you. From the day you graduate, the decision to go on to school or to find a place in our society will be yours. It is our sincere wish that we have instigated in you the ability to think, to make your own decisions, and to develop a broad sense of understanding. May each of you find happiness in whatever path you may take. Robert W. Kirk 3 “3Wincipxi£’ x MeAAage” TO THE SENIORS: Never has a world challenged the initiative and abilities of youth as does the world into which you are stepping. The spectre of uncertainty dominates the people of the wo rid. It will be your job to cope with the problems of the world and face them with a courage that will lend stability and peace to civilization that is tottering on the brink of disaster. The torch of destiny-is yours to carry. Bear it welL A. E. Pourchot ffiawuL Clfi Education LEFT TO RIGHT: Warren Stevens, Ray Johnson, Dale Chenoweth, Donald Powers, Paul Ives, Robert W. Kirk, Kenneth Duncan, Carl Thorp. Scaietauf DOROTHY CAMPBELL 5 “ SmiMA, O1958 ” GINNY DUNCAN “My heart is fixed”. F.H.A. 1-4, Projects Chairman 3, Public Relations Chairman 2, Library Club 2, Band 1-4, Music Club 4, President 4; Retro Staff 3-4; Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; Class Secretary 3, Chorus 1,3,4; President 3; Dance Band 1; Junior Play, Senior Play. F.F.A. 1-4, Reporter 3, President 4; B.A.A. 2,3, Basketball 2; Track 2; Class President 2; Senior Play. MELVIN MURPHY ‘‘I shall be as secret as the grave.” F.F.A. 1-4; Vice-President 4, Basketball 2,3,4; B. A.A, 2,3,4; Vice-President 4; Class President 4. JERRY GAHERTY “To do two things at once is to do neither . MONTIE WELCH “To blow and swallow at the same moment is not easy.” F.F.A. 1-4, Secretary 4; Class President 3, Secretary and Treasurer 4; Baseball 4; Band 1,3; B.A.A. 4; Junior Play; and Senior Play. F.H.A. 1-4, Parlimentarian 2, Song Leader 3, Degress Chairman 4; Band 1-4; Chorus 1-3, Vice-President 2; G.A.A. 1,2,4, Camp Deligate 2; Library Club 2,4, President 4; Class President 1, Secretary and Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3; Dance Band 2; Retro 3,4, Arts Editor; Student Council Vice-President 4; Junior and Senior Play. TONI SPAULDING “A merry heart is good like a medicine.” F.H.A. 1-3; G.A.A. 1; Library Club 3; Class Vice-President 1; Cheerleader 1,3,4; and Chorus 2,3. MARY KINDER “What now if the sky were to fall?” 7 G.A.A. 1; F.H.A. 1-4; Treasurer 3; President 4; Chorus 1-3; Cheerleader 3; Pep Squad 1; Twirler 1-3; Student Council, President 4; Junior Play, Senior Play, Chorus 1-4 F.H.A. 1-4. SHARON BRAY “Gentle of speech, beneficient of mind.” CAROL HARROLD ‘•The two noblest things are sweetness and light.” F.H.A. 1-4; Recreation Leader 4; Twirlerl-3;G.A.A. 1; Class Secretary 1; Senior Play. DORIS SHORT “I am just going to leap into the dark.” F.H.A. 1-4, Parliinentarian 4; Cheerleader 1,2; Pep Squad 1,2; G.A.A. 1; Library Club 2,4, Secretary 4; Chorus 1-3; Junior Play and Senior Play. JUDY ME ARID A “But all in good time.” F.F.A. 1-4; B.A.A. 2,4; Basketball 1,3,4; Baseball 2,4; Track 2,4; Junior and Senior Play. BILL RUSSELL “Thought the moon was made of green cheese!” F. H.A. 1-4, Degrees Chairman 3, Treasurer 4; G. A.A. 1; Chorus 1-3; Library Club 2,4; Pep Squad 1.2. DONNA MOORE “Women wear the breeches.” 9 G.A.A. 1-4; President 3; Chorus 1-3; Junior Play, Senior Play. “Wisdom is better than rubies. BETTY PAGE She watches him as a cat would watch a mouse. £aat Witt and Je tammt KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That we, the Class of 1958, of Wapella Unit District No. 5, Wapella, Illinois, being of sound mind, disposing memory, realizing the uncertainty of life and the certainty of death, desiring to make a fair, equitable disposition of all our earthly estate, both real, personal, and mixed, do hereby make and publish this, our Last Will and Testament, hereby revoking any and all former testamentary disposition made by us at any time heretofore. I, Jerry Morris, will my ability to win a debate in English Class to whoever thinks they can. (Impossible kidsl) I, Betty Page, will my ability to get a boyfriend and KEEP him to Judy Anderson. I, Toni Spaulding, will my ability to spring off a diving board to Jane Ann Cain and Judy Scogin. I, Jerry Gaherty, will my ability to get along with Miss Volkers to Bill Vandervoort. I, Doris Short, will my ability to play volleyball to Jane Ann Cain. I, Bill Russell, will my ability to act like a fool in the Senior Play to Bill HulL I, Sharon Bray, will my ability to be in everything and do nothing to Beverly Veteto; who does less. L Judy Mearida, will my eight page letters from U. of I., to Joyce Trimble. I, Montie Welch, will my ability to take a test without studying as just a warning to you. I, Mary Kinder, will my ability to do bookkeeping to a birdbrain’’ and my ability to write shorthand to a left-handed person. I, Carol Harrold, will my ability to dissect a frog to Sharon Johnson. I, Ginny Duncan, will my ability to go with the same boy all through high school to Carolyn Welch. I, Twila Jones, will my ability to marry my first steady to Judy Linderman. L Melvin Murphy, will my ability to get a 14 foot disk across a 14 foot 2 inch bridge to anyone who wants to try it. I, Donna Moore, will my ability to listen to telephone conversations to Judy Pierce, who does a good job of it now!! We, Doris Short, and Toni Spaulding, will our ability to have a boyfriend and not tell it to anyone, to whoever thinks they have the will power we had. (You will suffer!!) We, Judy Mearida and Sharon Bray, will our ability to love’um and leave’um to Sadie Deeters, Norma Hart, Nancy Whitted, and Helen Morris. We, Donna Moore and Betty Page will our shortness to Ruth Ann Douglas. We, the Senior girls, will our ability to keep the Junior girls mad at us to the Sophomore girls. Signed by the said Senior Class of 1957 and by them declared to be their Last Will and Testament, and attested by us witnesses thereto, in the presence of each other, at Wapella, Illinois, this 21st Day of May, 1958. 11 Ginny Lee Duncan Satie QIoaa 3 x phecty Golly, it doesn’t seem possible that twenty five-years have elapsed since we seniors of the class of 1958 graduated. Certainly a lot of things have happened since the glorious day of May 21, 1958. I myself, (Mrs. ? “you’ll never guess’’), alias Toni Spaulding, have become a very dis-tinquished author of short stories. I’m sure you have read my latest, entitled “Osh Gosh-By-Gosh.” Well, anyway, I am on my way to a very elegant dinner and Ball being given by Mr. and Mrs. Morris Luck in Washington D. C. Mrs. Luck, whose maiden name was Judy Mearida, has invited all of her former classmates to her home for a weekend of parties and just reminiscing. Mr. Luck is the nation’s Secretary of Agriculture and I am indeed looking forward to seeing them both again. At last I have arrived, and after a very hearty welcome Mrs. Luck escorts me through her twenty room home out onto the patio where several of our former classmates have gathered around the swimming pooL Everyone is so excited over seeing the other again that I nearly loose my balance and fall into the pooL Things begin to calm down though and I find myself in the midst of a very deep conversation with Jerry Gaherty on the subject of chemistry. Jerry is one of the world’s top scientists today and he has just perfected the fuel to be used in America’s “Niksput X when it is launched sometime this year. Jerry always had a way with gases even though several of his experiments with it in high school chemistry failed. Next I find myself engaged in conversation with Ginny Duncan and Melvin Murphy. It seems Mick and Ginny can’t seem to agree on a wedding date. I wish them luck and proceed to another lawn table where Carol Harrold, Mary Kinder, and Montie Welch are reminiscing. I find Carol is head librarian at our old home town, and that Mary is ex-president Eisenhower’s private therapist. Her pay is just out of this world, as Ike has been making his residence on Mars lately. But he let Mary borrow his super-winged Edsel to come to Judy’s party here on earth. And Montie. Well, he seemed to have a craving for railroad work ever since we former seniors gave that great play “Off the Track” in which Montie played the part of the station agent. He is head engineer of the Illinois Central Rocket Airway now. All of a sudden I hear a cheerful laugh and turn to find my very close friend Doris Short playing volleyball with her husband and six children on the Luck's volleyball court. We had such a wonderful long talk and I was not too surprised to find she was living in Kentucky on a million dollar horse farm and that she can speak Turkish quite fluently. Suddenly there are two great splashes in the pool and who should I see but Jerry Morris and Twila Jones. I learn that Jerry is the champion of the universe in swimming and diving. He makes his home in Florida with his lovely wife and four children and races cars for a living. Twila always loved sports and she has become a champion in nearly every sport there is. She even holds the title for the most outstanding rocket tennis player and high jumper of Pluto. Seems to me there are several missing here at the party. Oh, there is Bill Russell. I always wondered what became of him, and am I astonished to hear he is acting now with V. T. Incorporated. (V. T. is the top movie industry of the day). He just told me he is in the midst of making the life story of Chester, the beloved partner of Matt Diljon of Dodge City. Still I haven’t been able to talk with all our ‘ole’ school mates. Perhaps they have been detained for some reason. Yes, here they come now. Well, if it isn’t Sharon Bray, Donna Moore, and Betty Page. I must hurry over to them so that I will have first chance to speak with them................. 14 My, what a charming conversation we have going. Sharon tells of her adorable family. I believe I understood her to say that her three darling children are named Bud, Dee, and Bryan. Very appropriate names I think. Her husband is in the dairy business on the moon and I understand his blue cheese is superb. Donna informs me that she was delayed because of a flameout in one of her supercharged rockets. She also tells me she is quite happily married and helps her husband a great deal on their sea-horse hatchery off the coast of Rio De Janeiro. Betty seems to be the only one of the girls who isn’t either married or engaged. She informed us in high school that if she couldn’t have Elvis Presley she didn’t want anyone else. Apparently she didn’t get Elvis to consent. But she may have some prospects because she has just built a very luxurious home right across from the Air Force Academy in Colorado. She also had her pool and sun porch built in the front lawn instead of the back. My weekend stay here at Judy’s is one I’ll never forget and I believe as soon as I return to San Francisco (that’s my home) I am going to write a novel on all my former classmates. I think I’ll entitle it “Little Acorns of 1982.” • •••«•• •• •••• • •• •« � •• « •� � � • � • •• ••••• • • •� • •«• • ••• • 15 Sharon Bray. fast Ms Jtids, BEST DANCERS MOST AMBITIOUS MOST ATHLETIC MISS JOAN VOLKERS English and Librarian A.B. Asbury College Graduate Work, University of Illinois MRS. ROBERTA THOMAS 7th and 8th Grades B, of Ed., I.S.N.U. CHARLES SCHETTLER Vocational Agriculture B.S. in Ed., Southern 111. University B.S. University of Illinois M.S. University of Illinois Community Unit District Studies MR. PAUL MYERS Music University of Illinois B.S. in Music Education MRS. MAURINE PIERCE Biology, 8th English, Speech B.S. Culver-Stockton College Graduate Work, University of Illinois 18 MRS. MARIETTA CTJSEY Home Economics B.S. -- I.S.N.U. MR. LESLIE SHADEL Boys' P. E., Coach Drivers Training B. S. at University of Illinois MR. GUY ALLEN Math Chemistry A.B. -- Howard Payne College Graduate Work, L. S. O., S.M.U. MR. LAWRENCE PIERCE World History, Woodworking Seventh Grade M. A. -- University of Illinois A.B. -- Culver-Stockton MRS. GERALDINE STONE Girls' P. E. Commerce B.S. In Education - I.S.N. U. Graduate Work - University of Illinois 19 Attended University of Chicago £xtia 3leLf) Pete” Cooks JunioxA FIRST ROW: Ellen Toohill, Bill Hull, Carolyn Wilson, Shirley Cunningham, Sherman Wilkerson. SECOND ROW: Pete Toohill, Jim Peavler, Joy Linderman, Bill Vandervoort, Joyce Trimble. THIRD ROW: Joy Wickenhauser, Mildred Nelson, Jane Ann Cain, Jack Wickenhauser, Minerva Russell. FOURTH ROW: Marcia Thorp, Mary Swaner, Loretta Drake, Pat Toohill, Judy Pierce. FIFTH ROW; Beverly Veteto, Ruth Ann Woollen, James Bland, Gerry Nichols, Judy Scogins. 22 S pAam0xe C£oaa n r j mH Fred Sledge, James Leggett, Vernon Meadows, Beverly Holland, Sharon Johnson, J. D. Harrold, Ernest Green. Terry Stone, Jack Outlaw, Clara Morris, Corwin Bray, William Welch, Marjorie Underwood, David Dodd. M David Duncan, Jean Baylor, Donnie Mearida, Judy Wickenhauser, Kenneth Summers, Judy Anderson, David Roberts. Sfieafimatt QAaaA I ' ''' $ | N ; v J . a t4' ft ) a Paul Armstrong, Warren Rickard, Jane Carter, Larry Nixon, Ruth Ann Douglas, Judy Linderman, Allen Morris, Helen Morris. Lester Thorp, John Clark, Jim Vieweg, Frances Gaherty, Frank Toohill, Nancy Whitted, Scott Swaner, Sadie Deeters. Harrold Armstrong, Jo Ann Karr, Merle Mearida, Julia Toohill, Don Vieweg, Norma Hart, Ralph Holland, Carolyn Welch. ft fj. ' - Larry Ashley, Jim Boston, Dean Stevens, Carol Wilson, Merle Nichols, Larry Swanzy, Barbara Boston, Judy Woolen. 24 Seventh Opcode BACK ROW, Left to Right: Sharon Armstrong, Nancy Holleman, Rodger Baylor, Ernest Frost, Robert Nowlin, Roger Harold, Rodney Fryman, Terry Rousey, Donnie Cain. MIDDLE ROW: Della Whitted, Jo Ann Cusey, Carolyn Green, Donna Kuehling, Dixie Zimmerman, Helen Morris, Sue Welch, Elizabeth Thorp. FIRST ROW; Joe Maxwell, Sharon Williams, Barbara Underwood, Mrs. Thomas. Eighth fytade BACK ROW, Left to Right: Ruth Wickenhauser, Marvin Cunningham, Carl Dean Thorp, Roy Harold, Glendal Bray, Bob Maxwell. Larry Baylor, Lyle Drake, Jack Bray. THIRD ROW; Betty Welch, Peggy Outlaw, Patty Mearida, Dorothy Nowlin, Sheila Jackson, Barbara Dyer, Delores Welch, Kathleen Holland, Judy Scon, Nancy Short. SECOND ROW: Betty Williams, Karen Ives, Mary Sledge, Eleanor Hilts, Nancy Bland, Martha Wilson, Carol Schumaker, Mary CampbelL FIRST ROW: Mrs. Pierce, Lily Jones, Mary Ellen Gardner, Bob MaxwelL 26 27 Royalty, (ZtMetic dueett JUDY WICKENHOUSER Suteetfuuud TONI SPAULDING thigh, Sjcfuwt Cheerleader, Cpaide Sehaal Cheerleader, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Ellen Gardner, Karen Ives, Lily Jones. BACK: Sue Welch. 29 Vxvcaity, LEFT TO RIGHT: Pete Toohill, Bill Russell, Bill Hull, Bill Vandervoort, Lester Thorp, Jerry __ Gaherty, Jack Wickenhouser, Skip Arstrong, Dean Stevens, Corwin Bray, Coach Shadel. pc. Vxvcdity, LEFT TO RIGHT: Corwin Bray, Scott Swaner, Warren Rickard, Jim Bland, Lester Thorp, Coach Shadel, Sherman Wiikerson, Allen Morris, Paul Armstrong, and Dean Stevens. SEATED: Kenney Summers and Jack Outlaw, Managers. 30 £ig UuteigMa, TOP ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Pourchot, Herman Chrispen, Gary Smith, Charles Harrold, Artie Good-lick, Larry Baylor, Joe Maxwell, Scott Harrold, Tommy Ives, Carl Dean Thorp, Manager. BOTTOM ROW: Nelson Thorp, Pat Nowlin, Donnie Cain, Roger Baylor, Douglas Karr, Larry Smith, Gary Smith, Dick Williams. MeauyweigAtas TOP ROW: Mr. Pourchot, Roy Harrold, Bob Maxwell, Lyle Drake, Jack Bray, Chuck Schettler, Carl Dean Thorp, Manager. BOTTOM ROW: Tommy Ives, Artie Goodlick, Glendal Bray, Bob Carter, Tommy Wilson, Charles Harrold, Nelson Thorp. 31 Oia etimtt TOP ROW: Mr. Pourchot, Allen Morriss, Jim Bland, Jerry Gaherty, Pete Toohill, Bill Russell, Bill Hull, Lester Thorp. Sherman Wilkerson. SECOND ROW: Kenny Summers, Manager, Jack Outlaw, Corwin Bray, Ernest Green, Bill Vandervoort, Warren Rickard, Paul Armstrong, Dean Steavens, Jim Boston. FRONT TO BACK: Mr. Schadel, Pete Toohill, Bill Russell, Bill Hull, Lester Thorp, Sherman Wilkerson, Jim Bland, Jack Wickenhauser, Jerry Gaherty, Warren Rickard, Allen Morris, Donnie Mearida, Skip Armstrong, Dean Steavens, Corwin Bray. 32 Gxilmd i {utenta AUGUST 23 School starts - Oh, us poor kids. 29 Senior Pictures - Watch the birdie. 30 Student Council Meeting. SEPTEMBER 3 Back from Labor Day vacation. 4 Biology and Agriculture to Research Acres. Com, corn, and more corn. 6 Community Club. 9 Baseball, Downs here. 12 Baseball, Bellflower there. 13 Student Council Meeting. 17 F. H. A. and F. F. A. Hamburger Fry - How many did you have ? 19 Baseball, McLean here. 23 Baseball, Danvers there. 25 No School - Farm Progress Show. 26 Baseball, Stanford here. 30 Baseball, Ellsworth there. OCTOBER 1 High School hearing test - Were your ears dirty, too? 8 F. F. A. Leadership Supper. 11 Student Council Meeting. 11 Community Club. 23 F. F. A. Land judging contest. NOVEMBER 6 All School Pictures - Pictures don't lie. ” 8 Community Club. 15 Basketball at Armington. 18 Grade School Basketball at Waynesville. 19 Basketball at Beason. 22 Basketball - Argenta here. 23 Senior Play - What's my cue ? 25 Grade School Basketball - Stanford here. 26 Basketball, Heyworth here. 27 Sadie Hawkins Party - Run, boys, while you have a chance. 28 Thanksgiving - No School. 29 Junior Dance - Swing your pardner. DECEMBER 2 Grade Basketball, McLean here. 3 Basketball at Danvers. 6 Basketball at Stamford. 9 Grade School Basketball at Ben Funk. 9 McLean Tourney. 13 Student Council Meeting. 14 Basketball at Deland-Weldon. 16 Grade Basketball, Downs here. 17 Basketball - Ellsworth here. 19 Christmas Program. 20 Christmas Vacation - Just think, two whole weeks. 33 JANUARY 3 Basketball, McLean here. 6 Back to School, end of two 'miserable weeks. 6 Grade Basketball at Ellsworth. 9 Trip to play at Champaign - Richard the III. 10 Student Council Meeting. 10 Basketball - Downs here. 13 Grade Basketball, Hallsville here. 14 Basketball at Bellflower. 16 Basketball, Danvers here. 17 Community Club. 20 Grade Basketball at DeWitt. 24 Student Council Chilli Supper and Talent Show Hurrah for Mary Swaner. 30 Grade Basketball at Hallsville. 31 Basketball at McLean. FEBRUARY 1 F. H. A. Sweetheart Dance - Busy little cupid. 3 Grade Basketball, Heyworth here. 4 Basketball, Stanford here. 5 Band Festival at Clinton. 6 Community Club. 7 Basketball at Ellsworth. 8-17 Little 8” Tourney at Stanford. 11 Basketball at Heyworth. 14 Student Council Meeting. 14 Basketball, Maroa here. 15 Basketball, Warrensburg here. 18 Basketball at Downs. 21 Basketball, Bellflower here. MARCH 7 Community Club. 14 Student Council Meeting. 18 F. H. A. Chilli Supper. 25 Coral Festival at Wapella 27 F. F. A. Parent-Son Banquet. 14 Seniors to Rantoul for supper. APRIL 1 F. F. A. Public Speaking Contest. 11 Student Council Meeting. 11 Community Club. MAY 8 Fat Stock and Dairy Judging Contest. 9 Community Club. 16 Junior and Senior Prom. 18 Baccalaureate. 21 Commencement. 34 35 Student Council PRESIDENT - Sharon Bray VICE-PRESIDENT - Toni Spaulding SECRETARY - Judy Pierce TREASURER - Ellen Toohill BUSINESS MANAGER - Larry Nixon SENIOR CLASS REPRESENTATIVES - Montie Welch Toni Spaulding JUNIOR CLASS REPRESENTATIVES - Mary Swaner Ellen Toohill SOPHOMORE CLASS REPRESENTATIVES - J. D. Harrold Ernest Green FRESHMAN CLASS REPRESENTATIVES - Ruth Ann Douglas Larry Nixon EIGHTH GRADE REPRESENTATIVE - Barbra Dyer SEVENTH GRADE REPRESENTATIVE - Joe Maxwell BAND REPRESENTATIVE - Marcia Thorp F. F. A. - Lester Thorp G. A. A. - Judy Pierce B. A. A. - Bill Vandervoort 36 Smuox tflxuf “aft JAe Jjuick” SENIOR PLAY CAST Bill Russell.................Silas Dobbins Toni Spaulding...............Mrs. Gaurino Bill Vandervoort..............Mr. Pozenby Ginny Duncan.................Betty Phillips Twila Jones.........................Flickie Nelson Sharon Bray............................Miss Pidgie Judy Pierce.............Mrs. Vanderventer Jerry Gaherty . Doris Short . . Mick Murphy . Montie Welch Minerva Russell Betty Page . . Willie Woodson Evalina Bumpass . . Bill Lindsay . Mr. Morgan Antonia Gaurino . . Joan Parker CLASS SPONSORS: Miss Volkers Mrs. Cusey PLAY DIRECTOR: Miss Volkers 37 38 TWIRLERS: Nancy Whitted, Jane Cain, Drum Major; Beverly Vetetoe. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Judy Pierce, Toni Spaulding, Judy Scogin, Sharon Williams, Elizabeth Thorp, Martha Wilson. SECOND ROW: Beverly Holland, Sharon Johnson, Mary Campbell, Donna Kuehling, Karen Ives, Marcia Thorp, Ginny Duncan, Mary Gardner, Nancy Short, Minerva RusseL THIRD ROW; Marjorie Underwood, Jean Baylor, Betty Williams, Carol Wilson, Bill Vandervoort, Bob Maxwell, Larry Baylor, James Bland, Barbara Dyer, Nancy Bland, CarolSchumaker, Rodney Fryman, Joe Maxwell, Rodger Baylor, Delia Whitted, Chuck Schettler, Ellen ToohilL FOURTH ROW; Lilly Jones, J. D. Harrold, Butch Green, Mr. Myers. 39 Mu ic CtuB- OFFICERS: Beverly Veteto, Judy Scogin, Ginny Duncan, Mr. Myers, Leader. LEFT TO RIGHT: Glendal Bray, Bill Vandervoort, J. D. Harrold, Terry Rousey, Lyle Drake, Rodney Fryman, Jack Bray, Butch Green, Larry Bailer, Marcia Thorp, Bob Maxwell, Joe Maxwell, Jim Viewig, Elen Toohill, Betty Williams, Twila Jones, Beverly Holland, Carol Schumaker, Jo Ann Karr, Sharon Johnson, Lilly Jones, Martia Wilson, Julia Toohill, Marjorie Underwood, Nancy Bland, Jean Bailer, John Clark, Eleanor Hilts, Frank Toohill, Karen Ives, Jane Cain, Mary Campbell, Mary Gardner, Carol Harrold. Quade. Sxhmi Sicuvd LEFT TO RIGHT: Norma Bray, Nancy Mearida, Cynthia Cooper, Carolyn Schachlete, Linda Powers, Paul Short, Patty Bland, Barbara Harrold, Pat Nowlin, Rita Stone, Merle Anderson, Roger Swaner, Carol Turner, Mr. Meyers, Merrill Miller. HermanChrispen, Jame Ann Gibson, Betsy Gardner, Judy Baylor, Scott Harrold, Tommy Ives. “Sweetheart ‘fiance” QUEEN..........................Ginny Duncan KING...........................Butch Green ATTENDANTS, BACK ROW: Jerry Gaherty, Jack Wickenhauser, King Butch Green, Allan Morris. FRONT ROW: Judy Pierce, Jane Ann Carter, Queen Ginny Duncan, Judy Wickenhauser, ABSENT: Sharon Bray and Fred Sledge. 41 MELVIN MURPHY BILL RUSSELL SITTING, Left to Right: Jack Outlaw, and J. D. Harrold. FIRST ROW: Mr. Schettler, Advisor; Allan Morris, Jack Wichenhouser, Montie Welch, Melvin Murphy, Jerry Gaherty, Martin Too-hill, Bill Vandervoort, and Janies Peavler. SECOND ROW: James Bland, Sherman Wilkerson, Bill Russell, Bill Hull, Lester Thorp, Merle Mearida, and David Duncan. THIRD ROW: Larry Ashley, John Clark, Fred Sledge, Scott Swaner, Harrold Armstrong, Skip Armstrong, and Dean Stevens. LEFT TO RIGHT: Doris Short, E. Toohill, Mrs. Cusey, J. A. Cain, J. Mearida, S. Bray, B. Vetetoe, D. Moore, J. Wickenhoser, J. Baylor, T. Spaulding. LEFT TO RIGHT: J- Wickhouser, C. Welch, H. Morris, J, Anderson, C. Harrold, G. Duncan. LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Deeters, C. Wilson, J. Woollen, C. Morris, J. Toohill, J. Karr, J. Scogin. LEFT TO RIGHT: F. Gaherty, B. Page, M. Russell, N. Whitted, J. Pierce. LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Thorp, M. Underwood, B. Holland, R. Ann Douglas, B. Boston, N. Hart, J. Ann Carter. 43 FIRST ROW, OFFICERS, Left to Right: Mrs. Stone, Judy Wichenhouser, Mildred Nelson, Jane Ann Cain, Judy Pierce. SECOND ROW: Jean Baylor, Clara Morris, Bev. Holland, Marge Underwood, Sharon Johnson, Judy Scogin, Marcia Thorp, and Bev. Vetetoe. THIRD ROW: Ellen Toohill, Joan Karr, Julia Toohill, Carol Wilson, Judy Woollen, Carolyn Wilson, Joyce Tremble, Judy Anderson, and Carolyn Welch. FOURTH ROW: Minvera Russell, Joy Wickenhouser, Twila Jones, Toni Spaulding, Francis Gaherty, Jane Ann Garter, Nancy Whitted, Ruth Ann Douglas, and Sadie Deeters. si.a.a. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Jerry Gaherty, Jerry Morris, Bill Vandervoort, Mr. ShadeL SECOND ROW; Jack Outlaw, Butch Green, Bill Hull, Skip Armstrong, Dean Stevens, Scott Swaner, Jim Viewig, John Clark. THIRD ROW: Jim Bland, Jim Boston, Corwin Bray, Warren Rickard, Jack Wickenhouser, Sherman Wilker-son, Jack Clark, Montie Welch. FOURTH ROW: Bill Russell, Lester Thorp, Allen Morris, Pete ToohiU, Terry Stone, Ralph Holland, Larry Swanzy, Donnie Mearida, Don Viewig. Qhwws LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Nichols, Mr. Meyers, Judy Pierce, Marcia Thorp, Ginny Duncan, Jane Ann Cain, Jim Viewig, Ellen Toohill, Frank Toohill, Joan Karr. 45 H'rfmwuj, Qh “Clivc Qiaaajea” 46 U. S. History Home Ec. Social Livings Biology Chemistry General Science Agriculture 48 Chorus Boys’ P.H. 49 mcaI Cf'tade BACK ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Wakefield, Pamela Ellis, Rose A. Dodd, Barbara Roben, Terry Troxel, Michael Moncella, Eugene Bray, Steven Primmer, Trudy Leggett, Deborah Ellis, Michael Mearida. MIDDLE ROW: Pamela Swope, Chris Thorp, Richard Jackson, Anna Wilson, James Pourchot, Mary Murphy, Robert Bray, Ronald Mearida, Linda James, Phyliss Blake. FRONT ROW; Kathleen Leggett, Cheryl Holland, Billy Carter, Pamela Roben, Richard Karr, Judy Scott, Judy Boston, Louise Sizemore, Larry Shafer. ABSENT: Betty Leggett, Vernon Murphy. Second Qiade BACK ROW, Left to Right: Billy Short, Alice Cusey, Martin Morris, Alden Hougham, Etta Kirk, Janice Woollen, Larry Cohenour, William Ellis, Lois Veteto, Sharline Clyner. MIDDLE ROW; Gordon Douglas, Craig Zastrow, Donald Burris, Richard Schmid, Linda Pourchot, Donald Wickenhouser, Nancy Schettler, Sandra Miller, Katherine Scott, Elaine Blake, Mrs. Ryan. FRONT ROW: Jaunita Holleman, Ella Washburn, Marcia Karr, Phyllis Chaudoin, Anna Manigan, Candi Gibson, Francis Nowlin, Larry Rich. 50 JAvai BACK ROW, Left to Right: Danny Sizemore, Billy Clark, Steven Rousey, Tanya Payne, Carol Thorp, Marvin Murphy, Donald Leggett, Frankie Boston. MIDDLE ROW: Steven Wilson, Tommy Schettler, Linda Welch, Clyde Leggett III, Douglas Nixon, Donald Wilson, Ronnie Lord. FRONT ROW; Phyllis Washburn, Lisa Hickman, Lois Reum, Linda Rich, Mary Karr, Susan Hale, Patty Murphy, Mrs. Canaday. SauvcUi fyiade BACK ROW, Left to Right: Danny Peavler, David Summers, Peggy Nichols, Janice Sizemore, Claude Thorp, David Miller, David Meadows, Arthur Cusey, Earl Roben. MIDDLE ROW; Mrs. Drake, Ronnie Ellis, Patty Sledge, Peggy Mearida, Bruce Cooper, Jack Green, T. J. Rickard, Bob Leggett, Ned Harrold, Rhoda Thomas. FRONT ROW: Mary Williams, Rose Kuehling, Mary Wickenhauser, Steve Hale, Duane Schmid, Martha Ann Ellis, Vic Riddle, David Hickman. i(th BACK ROW: Billy Taylor, Jimmy Dodd, Cynthia Cooper, Norma Bray, Charles Bray, Merle Anderson, Linda Summers, Larry Smith. MIDDLE ROW: Jeanette Karr, Tommy Ives, Donna Holleman, Donald Hilts, Beny Gardner. Gary Clark. Nancy Mearida. James Swope. FRONT ROW: Carolynn Schachtele, Pat Nowlin, Linda Morris, Tommy Manigan, Dixie Wickenhouser, Gary Thorp, Nelda Marvel. ABSENT: James Nixon, Linda Powers, Carol Turner, Roger Swaner, Joan Woolen. Sixth fycade BACK ROW: Pamela Armstrong, Judy Baylor, Frances Nichols. Vicki Welch. Kathryn Boston, Jane Ann Gibson, Connie Rickard, Barbara Harrold. MIDDLE ROW; Patty Bland, Perry Clark, Merrill Miller, Nelson Thorp. Douglas Karr, Herman Chrispen, Charles Harrold, Tom Wilson, Mr. Bender. FRONT ROw! Richard Williams, Gary Smith. Russell Welch, Arthur Goodlick, Paul Short, Scott Harrold, Gary Scott. F reddy Nichols. 52 SlebiaStaty ASSISTANT EDITOR - Judy Pierce PHOTOGRAPHERS - Norma Hart Scott Swaner TYPISTS - Judy Scogin Beverly Holland SPORTS EDITORS - Bill Hull Jerry Gaherty ART EDITOR - Toni Spaulding BUSINESS MANAGER - J. D. Harrold GINNY DUNCAN, EDITOR I wish to thank all the members of the 1958 Retro Staff for all the co-operation they have given me in putting out this yearbook. May you have many happy memories of our Retro meetings. Good luck to next year's staff. 53