Washington Community High School - Wacohi Yearbook (Washington, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1957 volume:

f..,Qm,,p4MyL WACCDHI COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOI WASHINGTON IllINOIS Q WASHINGTON Proudly we mtroduce the edmon of the 1907 WQQOHI Ins1de IIS pages 11e many memones des1gned th1s WaCoH1 so that lf shows ghmpses of the many acuvmes and mcldents that all our students may w1sh to remember 1n the future years 2 which are set to the theme of music. We have 1 '3-----Q-me The old fi' and concrete Boards br1cks 1 -'--....., The new . COUNTRYSIDE DEVELOPERS Compliments of QSme1z Lumber Companyj L. E. MONROE M.D .4- , . l - M DEDICATION We, the seniors of Washington Community High, wish to dedicate this year's WaCoI-Ii to Mr. Abernathy, our principal. In l953 we started our high school days as freshmen under the guidance of Mr. Abernathy, who was also a newcomer to W.C.l-I.S. During our four years with Mr. Abernathy, he as proved to be a true and helpful friend, and a man who was willing to give us assistance in any of the projects our class undertook. Through the past years Mr. Abernathy has always been fair and impartial in his deci- sions, and we seniors appreciate the effort he has extended in our behalf. To you, Mr. Abernathy, we sincerely and proudly dedicate this book. -5- X ':K:Ef .:- ' ' - :- - Y ML af sw 1 W '34 5 1022 3 V ze Y X ffl , Aki, 'EL Q ., . N -fi: ff' fiskffhf' , 4- Kfzwwf ,AA ..,,, , .,1, , . l X K i31P11a'zw-35 if ' hi: gp . I ww Sm A4 - :N The faculty, an important factor in our school, strive to help make our days of high school some of the hap- piest days in our lives. We sincerely devote this section to the faculty who have not only been known as mere teachers but also good friends. MR. ABERNATHY, principal, received his B. Ed. from Eastern State College and an M. A. from the University of Illinois. Mr. Abernathy is an able and genial administrator, he is a friend to both the students and to the teachers. Mrs. S. Bratcher, Mr. C. Maxwell, Mr. E. Bradle, Mr. H. Summers and Mr. R. Vercler, our capable board members, have kept W.C.H.S. running smoothly. We wish to express our appreciation for their co- operation and guidance . BLUMENSHINE AUTO Compliments of PARTS DR. WARD C. ADAMS -3- GOLDEN BABCOOK - Mr. Babcook is known to the WaCo- Hi students as Goldie. He is assistant principal. It is really nice to see so many cheerful faces around our school as Goldie's. Thank you, Goldie, for helping all of us students. ROBERT MATSON - Bradley B.S., Bradley M.A.: English IIIQ Counselorg WaCoHi advisor. Mr. Matson has done a remarkable job as WaCoHi advisor. l-le has helped us out of many a tight spot. We are indeed very thankful for his friendly advice and help . BRILL ELECTRIC COMPANY T. 1. Brill LaVONE HETT - La Vone has done a very fine job as always, this year She is always smiling and willing to help. We wish to thank Mrs. Hett for a big job well done. MRS MICHAEL Emily Michael is always around when extra work is to be done She comes in the after noon to help Mrs Hett Emily indeed has a great vote of thanks from both the faculty and the students Compliments of GEORGE L. COHEN M D Professional Bldg ,,...,.........-+- . 1 X , xlgl., N-Am! 'ij 'f' 'i ,.- -f- ' X 4. W, IQ! Mrs . Andrews keeps the roar down in the library. MRS. IRMA ANDREWS. . .Illinois State Normal University, University of Wiscon- sin, Columbia University, University of Minnesota, B.A,, Advisor of Library Club, Advisor of National Honor Society. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Even one year of college will be a great advantage. FAVORITE SONG: Be cause of You. 3 Iwi? -v-all 1-di .-- N if fd s H I il'-'ia-.. ...! Mechanical Drawing students are helped by Mr. Ashbrook MR. JAMES ASHBROOK. . .Illinois State Normal University, B.S. in Education, Mechanical Drawing I and II, Freshmen Shop, Co-advisor of Sophomore Class . Mr. Barnes instructs the freshmen how to bend sheet metal. MR. RICHARD BARNES. . .Western Illinois State Teachers' College, B.S., Metal Shop, Co-advisor of Sophomore Class. 2 ' . WASHINGTON GREEN HOUSE . iff' Compliments of The Beauty of our Business is f1owers - C. I. FORRETTE, M.D. Rex R. Martin, Prop. -10- 41 K A The shorthand I class takes dictation from Miss Ebert. X X MISS THELMA EBERT. . .Illinois State Normal University, B.S., Education, X University of Denver, M.B.A ., Shorthand-Typing, Advisor of the Panther. vlan ' Wk J f J K 7 R I ,.M................. 1 v - nm 'ID' .gag-A Mr. Etter gives two students a few driving points before letting them wreck the car ROGER E. ETTER. . .Illinois State Normal University, B,S. and M.S. in Edu- cation, Drivers Training, Industrial Arts, Advisor of Photography Club. FAVOR- ITE EXPRESSION: Foresight is better than hindsight. .: and - ts wiv, ,X 3' .I I I- ' -:sti l Mrs . Getts reads an interesting article to her Home Ec. III class. V '.,' 7 95 2V'72f.Q,f MRS. MARY GETTS. . .DePauw University, A.B., Indiana State Teachers College b jfifj, ',,'A V Butler University, Illinois State Normal University, Home Economics III-IV. ..g..g'V,. I T' f I , FAVORITE SONG: Serenade from The Student Prince. WHISTVEAN FLANIGANS SUPER MARKET TAVERN SUNNYLAND -12- Miss Heithold teaches her sixth hour class a few steps. MISS DOROTHY HEITHOLD. . .Western Illinois State College, B.S. in Education, Illinois State Normal University, P.E., G.A.A. fmxi las- 1... Mr. Noah Hickman leaves the football field to supervise his World History class. MR. NOAH HICKMAN. . .Western Illinois State College, Bradley University, B.S. in Education, M,S. in Education, World History, World Geography, W Club, Football Coach, Track Coach. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: There is nothing wrong X with the younger generation that the older generation didn't outgrow. 3 fat .E ,IM .ai 3 Mr. Johnston makes Orientation an interesting subject. MR. GEORGE JOHNSTON. . .Bradley University, B,S., Orientation, Civics Sociology, Frosh-Soph. Football, Basketball, Baseball Coach. FAVORITE SONG: I'll Take You Home Again Kathleen. Cl-lICK'S DRIVE IN 410 E. Washington St. DAIRY East Peoria, Illinois HUT aan., l fr' ? 5 N. 10' '-.,,,,,-u- n P' N' - 5 WE? 'ZX 'Quo so 7 ww sa' S JJ .P I f I sd f'Y' Miss Leary's Latin I students seem leery of Miss Leary. MISS RUTH LEARY. . .Illinois State Normal University, B.S. in Education, Eng- lish I, Latin I, II, Latin Club Advisor. FAVORITE SONG: Deep Purple. 1' M' 1 ,J J Mr. McNett tries to control this freshman English class. MR. WILLIAM MCNETT. . .Eureka College, University of Illinois, English I and II, Advisor of Student Council. X iQu- X NX Mr. Paulsen puts a watchful eye over his typing I class as the busy typers peck away. MR. ROBERT PAULSEN. . .Western, B.S. and M.S. Education, Sociology, Civics History, Typing, Bookeeping, Assistant junior Advisor. STEIMLI ES PHARMACY Compliments Of On The Square WM- I' ENGLE- LQ ti SSX Mr. Tresenriter calmly offers a hand in geometry problems in his sophomore class. MR. GEORGE TRESENTRITER. . .Eureka College, B.S., University of Illinois, Graduate, Plane Geometry and Adv, Algebra, Assistant Student Council. X '11 , 4-- 'T Mrs. Turner watches to see that sophomores don't mark on the desks. MRS. DORTHY TURNER. . .Southeast Missouri State College, B.S, in Education, English I,II, Assistant Freshman Advisor. FAVORITE SONG: You'll Never Walk Alone. -.1 Vin, UlTY A ' ,K A .45 , S' X s If 'Na 'B'--it EX ' 2 A Qs Coach Van Scvoc referees 8th hour P.E. class . MR. R. L. VAN SCYOC. . .Illinois Wesleyan, University of Illinois, Ph.B.M.A., Physical Education, W Club, Baseball Basketball, Cross Country. FAVORITE SONG: Till We Meet Again. HOOVER FINLEY'S AUTO MEAT SERVICE MARKET -17.. gon a . . I . S17 A .-i.. ' Q, -1 K , N- M. . is rd' l 4 ti is-W 5 405.5 N, if if rr Miss Whitt directs study hall. MISS FRANCES WHITTAKER. . .Lindenwood College, Kroeger School of Music, St. Louis, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, B.S. in Music, Wisconsin University, Graduate Work, Band, Chorus, Music Appreciation. 4, 1' .v- L' zz-v The Agriculture Class seems to be having an interesting time as they learn about farming under Mr . Young's teachings . MR. FRANK YOUNG. . .Illinois State Normal University, B.Ed. work on Masters, U. of Illinois, Agriculture I, Agriculture II, Agriculture III, Future Farmers of America . 0--:Q 'K' ..-.gy Q2- JM, Students aim at Mr. Zesiger. MR. ROBERT ZESIGER. . .Augustana, University of Iowa, Bradley, B.A., M.S., Wood Shop, Industrial Arts, Assistant Speech Dept. in school plays. WASHINGTON ROTARY -wh CLUB ' Carl Voltner yr, f Y . Q Q ff si so - i Q in Carl Voltmer, Clayton Hesselein and Joe Rich kept our halls, rooms and messy yearbook room spotlessly clean throughout the year. Many thanks to them . PM M as V x.. f . rf Has ever one noticed the ood food in the cafeteria this the students of WCHS full and happy. Y 8 year? Mrs. Bodmer, Mrs. Blumenshine, Mrs. Faubel, Mrs. Wireman and Mrs. Fry, have worked hard to keep K, 196 Clayton Rich Hesselein The bus drivers brave all kinds of weather to bring the student: to school on time. The members of this hardy gang are: Mr. Wistefuff. Mr. Zesiger, Mr. Ashbrook, Mr. Matson, Mr. Blumenshine, and Rev, Seleen. CALDWELL MOTOR COMPANY Phone 416 PONTIAC Sales Service 119- -.Jill 555' 'fsN'fW'V 'w 5 X ,ww -Q! Ni., - GW -1, -oid! m A x A if Y Gail. ,W-Aa x i is -ft Q-'Gia 1 to Q' 1 .' . . 1 t t '.t., y, W . Q v ' 7 Y K ,, Q my tm. 35 195' Various activities took much time on the part of many students during the school year. The school news- paper, the toil spent on the yearbook, the Spring Concert, student council activities and the class plays all leave memories which will be stored in our minds for many days ahead. ..21+ Ron Blumenshine was picked for the King of our WaCol-li out of five terrific candidates . Ron is active in many school activities, and excels in track and basketball . -2 2- --.. -- rr-- ..,.,.. snould be the theme son f Keents our 1957 g or Marlene , Queen WaCoHi. Marlene has contributed to WCHS in many ways during her four yea rs here . -23- Kay Herbst John Foster 55 Fred Hensev Judy Gordon Bill Dixon MSFIY FOX lim COFPC Jackie Henry THE TOWN HOUSE MEET AT JIM'S DRIVE IN Martha Rider 916 Walnut ..24i I Q ' A N 0 6 R.-Q ROW 1: B. Adams, M. Plank-Junior Ass't Editor, M. Reents-Art Editor, M. Fox-Literary Editor, S. Harvey-Copy Editor, H. Carlson-Business Manager, Liane Blumenshine-Co'Editor, Pat David-Co-Editor, P. Van Dyck-Photo- graphy Editor, J. Henry-Yearbook Sales Manager, R. Leinweber-Advertising Sales Manager, K. Herbst-Layout Editor I. Broz-Sports Editor. ROW 2: M. McConaghy, B. Dixon, P. Funk, P. Tinthoff, C. Broz, S. Frakes, I. Mosny, J. Nafziger, D. Huehner, V. Rapalee, S. Zimmerman, Mr. Matson, K. Gardner, P. Hunt, I. Gordon, R. Leinweber, S. Baer, F. Gober, M. Dykstra, B. Brown, V. Brucker, N. Clater. ROW 3: D. Brunnenmeyer, M. Romani, K. Shotwell, I. Faubel, I. Johnson, K. Kopp, B. Black, S. Stein, B. Kamp, M. Hinton, C. Taylor. SOUTH SIDE MORTON REALTY CO. BARBER SHOP Freddie Joos, Clarence Belsley, George joos 25 Morton, Washington . QM ,,.f '3. C ROW 1: M. Ebert, S. Broyles, M. Snell, S. Devine, M. Ioos, Miss Ebert, R. Madllnger, D. Grimm. ROW 2: P Funk, B. Black, M. Planck, C. Broz, J. Kamp, B. Nafzlger, J. Gordon, S. Geason. ROW 3: K. Shotwell, I Meyer, E. Mosny, S. Frakes, P. Tinthoff, B. Humphrey, C. Taylor, J. Goebel, I. Voice, S. Bacon The Panther, which comes out once a month, on Friday afternoon is our school paper. The paper is under the excellent supervision of Miss Ebert. Every month it comes out with several interesting articles If you want to catch up on the latest gossip, just read the Panther. CASINO GARDENS Where old friends meet nf.- Mary Snell, Miss Ebert, Karen Shotwell and Sherrie Bacon discuss the Panther, our school paper. FRED FAUBEL AND SONS -26- The student council is the backbone of our school. Each year the student coun- cil sponsors the Homecoming Dance and some of the assem blies . Each class elects two people along with their class president to represent it. The different organizations are allowed one person as a representative. This year Mr. McNett is the advisor. Keep up the good work kids . joanne Nafziger DA R Ron Blumenshine SAR and Boys' State Q N, :Sh 'X f X if . i John Ernst Boys' State s . w E Jerry Kock, this years football captain receives the most inspirational football award. f jerry Gordon Boys' State Compliemenrs Of COMET SUPPLY Co. WAYNE I. KINSINGER 105 W. jefferson D- D- 5- Texaco .QQL Kay I-Ierbst Girls' State I 0 CCW Ron Sldnner Boys' State - Qs 'WWSA ,I Bill Dixon Boys' State Z ftrtt I A, Dan Peck Boys' State 'W C ROW 1- S. Zimmerman, I. Haas, R. Madlinger, G. Grigsby, S. Henry, I. Wagenbacn, I. Wenzel, D. Wiese, B. Hansen' D. Lucas, I. Goebel, S. Mooberry, A. Helmuth, I. Meyers, M. Burroughs, S. Baer, M. Smith, I. Thewlis, S. Geason, S. Ash, F. Gober. ROW 2: N. Clater, S. Wissel, S. Millard, I. Gordon, E. Monsy, I. Voice, K. Shotwell, M. Ward, B. Guth, I. Smith, L. Doremus, A. Reinholtz, D. Grimm, D. Steers, D. Tarvin, S. Slonneger N. Behrend, B. Dorward, M. Pool, B. Beenders, K. Herbst, C. Bronz. ROW 3: I. Mosny, V. Rapalee, I. Henry, A. Clark, C. Sands. M. Broyles, L. Post, I. Reagan, D. Matthews. R. Aberle, M. Hunzlker. Miss Whittaker, L. Compliments of WASHINGTON LAUNDRY DR. D. D. THOMPSON and Optometrist Diaper Services -30.. Castor, W. Waughop, S. Hett, K. Jackson, I. Faubel, C. Taylor, P. Miller, M. Madlinger, I. Gordon, B. Nafziger, L. Blumenshine, K. Gardner, B. Leuthold. ROW 4: M. Hinton, M. Reents, K. Zeigler, D. Mantle, M. Jones, D. Nofsinger, M. Zimmerman, C. Smucker, S. Esser, S. Cummings, F. Duits, S. Broyles, I. Bodmer, B. Forman, C. Bachman, B. Ropp, P. Patterson, S: Frakes, I. Kamp. ROW 5: M. Belt, V. Beebe, S. Jones, N. Norton, I. Gocker, V. Brucker, K. Rosenak, M. McCarthy, R. Eilers, D. Essig, L. Muller, S. Morris, C. Smith, D. Dingledine E. Jones, L. Coulter, B. Fuller, M. Otto, I. Nieukirk, D. Keck, M. Ioos, P. Tinthoff. B. Humphrey. GAMBLE STORE GARBER MOTOR Robert McLaren COMPANY Left to right: Iolynn Kamp, Karen Shotwell Wilma Waughop, Sally Baer, Mary Beth Otto, Myrna Joos, Gretchen Grigsby, Diane Grimm, Sandy Frakes. nf' ,W saggy- Q are 1, D ! Miss Whit gets a solid sound from the boys' ensemble as they tune up. Boys Ensemble sing at P.T,A. Left to right: John Hastings, Clifford Smith, Gerald Boughan, James Shoup, Larry Muller, Marvin McCarthy, Renny Eilers. GUNDY'S 66 STARLINE SERVICE STORE -32- Girls Ensemble enchant audience at P,T. A, XA H K K M. I fin, S. MUSIC , 1 -' . 41.0 Ab. x bs! 4' -, , X 'i M ,-,g 63 A ' vw 5 YY V x vc. ., - . 2' ix I W, KY ',,,. , -5 'Q ', 1.41 X . df., ,.., Q Wa. Vg M' M' , .rv ' 1- .f-N , Nw J g 3 L. .A o 4 t A 1- -D if - 1- 1 , HM Z' r , 'ir ,, 3443 K . A N, 4, fm- W - ' wifssg 1 iff W' W f f '1fQi x,.ff' . fi Z-ffl .wr , A A - , 15.ffq.4wf' 1 Q Q ff ' V .- HN A . .1 Q, sid x , 9'5 . is-SC gpg.:-' f' ' - ' '11-d f h'ls ' 4 Tl' - S, ,ff x K M - 74 V7 A I-Wi. Lk f . ,QQ .gag-U,-5 A gms ff ' ,ik A 515.415 F ' T W... ...N W mi 'an-. 65 ,,, .N -it 951 V , X' 55622 f P 'J r, 4 qfsgi KENNAN'S SPORTING GOODS THE COTTON Peoria, Illinois 35 SHOP thi Mia - Lmgggw Ianice Poehlmen, Linda Bodmer, Sandra Wissel and Judy Edwards play their saxo- phone ensemble for the P,T. A. Christ- mas Program. Nice going girls. Miss Whit makes the band sound beautiful so early in the morning. Every morning music can be heard coming from the band room. Practice makes perfect. 5 MUSIC EXCHANGE Motorola - P. A. Stark Pianos 204 Catherine St. ..36- 1' Tw f 2 Shy Joanne Nafziger was crowned Homecoming Queen by Football Coptain, Jerry Koch. Her attendants were Marge Phillips, Judy Dummer, and Jane Haas. . . . . FO0TBAll, FORMMS, Fl0ATS AND FUN Homecoming was made into a two-night event this year. The first night everyone at- tended the pep assembly and snake dance. After wearing themselves out in the snake dance, they dented Gary Lucas's old car, painted in Dunlap's colors, to help the W Club raise funds for a new football scoreboard. All floats in the parade followed the song title theme. Autumn Leaves, entered by the F.H.A., won first place. Sophomores placed second with Noah's Ark. Third place was a tie between the juniors with Winner Take All and the Seniors' Victory Lies Be- yond the Blue Horizon. Homecoming would not be complete without the football game. The players made everyone happy overpowering Dunlap, 47-0. After the game, everyone danced in a heaven of Stardust. Homecoming has grown bigger and better every year. This year was certainly no ex- ception. ESSIG MOTOR COMPANY Chevrolet St Oldsmobile A Athletics around WCHS were a thrilling feature to the majority of students during the 1956-57 school year. Following the football, basket- ball, baseball, track, and cross coun try teams brought many joys into our hearts. The cheerleaders and their peppy rallies are also listed among those unforgettable memories. 141- I 33am ff .f ,mm -if 'iivpi' qlffsgigs ROW 1 V1c Rosenberg Charles Trovilllan John Emst 11m Schlosser Dave Cherne Fred Hensey Bob Ebert Gary Dlngledme Jerry Koch John Foster Gary Lucas Jerry Blumenshme ROW 2 Roger Wrnd Pete van Dyke Dick Metzger Keith Nafzlger Dan Peck Dennis Beebe Tom Haas Dave Miller Ray Willis Mel Romani Gary Kuykendall Denn1sBrunnenmever Coach Hxckman ROW 3 Lanny H1rste1n Jay Hopp Dennxs Wrlnardt Mlke Rapalee Jerry Esslngton Bob Bradshaw M1ke Waldeck lack Adams M1ke Hutson Kenny Holford Coach Hickman pulled our guys through successfully thls year winmng 7 out of 9 games We also tramped over Chilllcothe wlth a score of 40 to 6 A thrllling game all of us were certalnly exclted over Congratu1at1ons boys! The jr Varsity Frosh Soph and Freshmen completed the football season under Coach Johnston They had 8 losses l tie, and 12 w1ns We re looking forward to much success from these boys ln the future VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES IUNIOR VARSITY WCHS OPPONENTS Dixon Quincy Metamora Tremont . . . . Farmington . . . . .Dun1ap. . Chillicothe Morton . . FRESHMAN . . . . Eureka . . . '77 20.. ..Trewyn.... 7. . . . DeerCreek. . . 7 . . . . Metamora . . 14 . . . . Deer Creek . Eureka. . . OPP WCHS. ' .- .- ..l9 6 7 ..12 19 ..44 35.. ..14 21. . WASHINGTON FINANCE CO. Loans 515-S500 118 Peoria St. .42- 20.. .. '7.. .. OPPONENTS Spalding Soph Morton East Peoria Soph Peoria Central Morton ...... Eureka ...... East Peoria Sonh. . FROSH'SOPH Morton . . . Eureka .... Chillicothe . . . Central Frosh .... East Peoria Frosh . . Morton . . ..... Spalding Frosh . . . OPP 6 14 13 0 0 18 My gg , - M ' - P John Foster 1 Q ' ' . Wt... X . Jack Adams m :Q sf! Q X X. U Dave Cherrie as P I YI .. is M All tgj'5. r ,W it Lanny Hirsten Gary Dingledine x N in fi , Q fi, .. , ' 5, H 1.NNki V M f Lv I I Romani, Hensey, and Cherrie again show Washington's strong defense as the team pulls down a Quincy fullback. ff- V Nl as 1 450 Z- W Jerry Koch KIMPLING HOME SUPPLY Phone 240 -43i V . ,553 'Wu Bob Ebert Dave Miller John Ernst -V44 Flying tackle doesn't stop Washington from Kenny H01f0fd tromping Hensey makes a first down. Mi ke Rapalee s fri' Pile-up doesn't stop Washington from gaining victory over Dunlap. Gary Lucas Jim Schlosser Keith Nafzigef FLANIGAN'S SUPER MARKET Washington -44- Vick Rosenburg Dan Peck Dennis Beebe .. ,Mn . 'M , L - v , , 357 4 ' 1 ' Q, - 'st' . fs, A, ,, M ,, s. sir-, l skim K Y ,A U .P -.La x q,,.,,,,-5 s 5 mi sr fi. A s , 'W . W :- x i I 1 '91 w 'S 5 A , Al 14- Gerry Blumenshine ' A, I 'k z ' lr W v jf ,s s N Q5 ,- Tom Haas Jerry Blumenshine, hard driving half back bowls over a Dunlap tackler for a first down . A -f A ',???4f. rf , 1 Fred Hensey X ., ,r 3 -. ,Q ' --..,-IKM 1 ,, 'ww Q: 1' f 9 .. k 53? lp -e 415432 G hi 1,-' , -'Xe' .rs ,www ss ,vii J 'gym dl 5 K i X S:.,,g 2 Pete Van Dyck hi-.+V Ray wiuis Mel Romani ' mtv W, P. , G. , ' JA r .7 T 'F ,. ' Kenny Holford, reserve half back, finds his running progress quenched by three Morton Gerry Essington defenders. DANFORTH BANKING CO . -45- s 'P ,ff E. 2135? :QRS 5 it ff! Gary Kuykendall Dennis Brunnenme Mike Waldeck aw 5 f QC, Dic k Metzger A who ' is , v 5-if Us K , , R was . .ir 3. l . if We i it 8 in J .Me wx X if 'hi S ft Y Wt. , if W Q X wi' 1 3-Q 'fm Dennis Willhardt Charlie Trovillion .F ,, W e '5 Y af 3, ai gf' R if Y X lr, We 135' HOPP l Bob Bradsh F we si :,,i,.,?4.3z it af e ,, , 3, .. 's,.' , X. ,V .'f- Q., -. . -i t -I Mu , .. N, , , R- n,e , Mel Romani, elusive quarter back, drives for needed yardage against a strong Dixon club. FARMERS CO-OP GRAIN St COAL CO. ....46T t. R i Mike Hutson W if ,.- ::- .I 45+ gr , tg - fr , fir Y-f 5 1? v17r:5Kiyf:1f'5Y+ 'iw X, 3 is y.'f.f?'sz Kgfx, :yr , X - in ifkhwzs fy , , Q Head hahtlnll md hldnll cond, Richard Van Scyoc, looks ova the mmnhgmu in the local paper. Our able head football and track coach, Noah Hick- man, feels worldly after the very successful football season. SN s 155: 'if ZW2 513, ff mfr:-Q fm' mf .301 X H - 'L fggnfwflsi writ! lf S1xsff,f,sfr1fSaws2f's aeee 1 Qgfifsssfgigitiimi 5 K A -- assign-el wt, Q Assistant Football, basketball, and baseball coach George Johnston, look: over the rules for winning a game. The assistant football and track coach, Jack Strom berger, is thoughtfully pondering the prospects of turning out a state championship track team NIEUKIRKS CLEANERS A Complete Cleaning Service - Phone 322 ..4g... Jim Corpe Ioe B z P0 x Bill Dixon Kenny Hurst and Steve Gresham go for rebound as Mel Romani looks on in back- ground. FINEST BAKED PRODUCTS ROLOFF'S BAKERY .-SQ, Ron Blumenshine Roger W ind Manager Bruce Dworsack SKE B ll Q Bob Adams Ioe Broz and Steve Gresham go high for rebound as Mel Romani gets position and awaits coming action. S U M M E R S Qaida H-'+-emu... Mel Romani D A I R Y -51- Kenny 50 21 Holford C ., BASKETBALL . f. Q MX -J A a g A iv flea X . 5 . P' H X as MGR W Don Kelly f .H A 5 vxaii 'od M, T A wb W' mam U' , i'.' g fM?v'7 fi D09 Kefbxnd 152,531-Tome side ' 83 was aofesnam bf A KO! is - A enyee A hw A T xx 5 gf' j Kenny Hurst Steve Gresham DYKSTRA'S JEWELRY PERFECT DIAMONDS NATIONA LLY ADVERTISED WATCHES WATCH REPAIRING Phone 310 .-SQL FRESHMAN SCORES WCHS OPPONENTS SCORE Central Spalding Lowpoint Trewin Central Woodruff Roanoke East Peorra Morton Metamora Woodruff Eureka Canton Spaldmg Freshman team 1n act1on as they easrly overtake Eureka s Freshman Hornets X! 4 . B 7 9' G-J -K' F-4 ROW 1, Left to right: John Gordon, Manager. ROW 2: Claude Holford, Larry Carius, Otto Alexander, Gary Berglund, Dan Smith, Dellis Grogg. ROW 3: Coach Johnston, Gary Barry, Orville McElfresh, Steve Gresham, Don Smucker, Steve Barton, Douglas Dingledine, Jack Reeder, Student teacher. You Bend um --We straighten um SUBURBAN AUTO BODY .-54-. Joe Broz, Kenny Hurst, Mose Adams, Bill Dixon, Jim Corpe and Ron Blumenshine are this years' Cross Country Team. K Q Q ,...--0 ' E ...Q-ev '31 'WP' 1 Q Q 5 .-'A' ., 5 Z L Q,.I ' i Ronnie Blumenshine and oach . . . . C . Johnston seem As our cross country fmlshes out the season, I be . ' ' . . . tgird gtpgsgiugnlgs a?DC?hiun1:Eg?sn:n the upper we lay asxde our equ1pment unt11 next year DAIRYLAND CAFE wr l. CW -JV ,,- fb. ii 4 5.--in s The Panthers finish Illio career with a win. TOP ROW, Left to right: W. Jones, J. Johnson, G. Coffman, S. Galland, T. Haas, S. Gresham, D. Miller. ROW 4 I. Kem, B. Cochran, L. Garrison, R. Rabus, T. Nelson, S. Roosevelt, I. Thomas, R. Meaks, R. Ieffords. ROW 3: C. Smith, D. Beebe, B. Gray, O. Alexander, O. McE1fresh, M. Dykstra, G. Essington. ROW 2: V. Rosenberg, R. Skinner, B. Dixon, F. Symthe, H. Carlson, I. Blumenshine, J. Easterbrook, Coach Hickman, B. Dworsack, J. Schlosser, R. Blumenshine, D. Cherrie, B. Ebert, G. Lucas, B. Clauser, L. Hierstein, 1. Ernst, Coach Stromberger. A hectic finish finds 880 relay team with a new record and a Illio crown. HERBST COMPANY -se- , 1 'an e. 5 :M f S, 1 K i ,vu SEATED: Managers Stu Tiezzi, Roger Wind. ROW 1: Fred Hensey, Don Kelly, Carl Cherrie, Dennis Brunnemeyer Charlie Trovillion, Bill Dixon, Gary Dingledine. ROW 2: Coach Van Scyoc, Gerry Essington, Ray Willis, Gordon Faubel, Tom Adams, Don Messmer, Carl Crenshaw, Jerry Koch, Mel Romani. Another Washington slug- ger gets a hit. Compliments of: DR. A. A. SCOGGIN, Chiropractor .-57-. This is a candid view of the Panther's loyal cheerleaders eyeing the crowd at one of Washington's home games. Yes, these are the var- sity cheerleaders . They have faithfully attended our games and cheered our team on. They have exhibited good sportsmanship and leadership during both football and bas- ketball seasons. Congratu- lations on a job well done. I-lere's a close up view of the cutest girls in school, the varsity cheerleaders. From top to bottom: Marty Fox, Jackie Henry, Barb Black, Sharon Hett, and Linda Castor. REPORTER PRINTING COMPANY -59. -f-11 E51 kk EWS' wv fggfj K f xivi i. k 1 1 Af . Qvfqhil aug? 1 , . Wg, '5 Ldicvi, , -'-in am.. pw 152. ,. U 'I ' With extracurricular activities a must to most W C H S students, stu dent organizations had little trouble getting participation on the students' part. Whether it was a committee or an office to hold, we all did our part, made new friends and gained knowl- edge and skill beyond the classroom. .-61-. IN ff o 0-6 6 in A .Y A W 've' PEP CLUB, ROW l, Left to right: S. Ward, J. Dummer, D. Aschenbrenner, I. Martin, M. Madlinger, J. Rager, S. Hartman, I. Brown E. Wood- ward, G. Woodward, U. Odom, C. Bachman, R. Barrett, F. Scheerer. ROW 2: S. Howell, B. Smith, B. Zimmerman, R. Aberle, D. Pattie, W. Hunziker, K. Jackson, L. Castor, S. Hett, K. Gardner, F. Gober, P. Hunt, M. Schmidt, I. Gocker. ROW 3: L. Coulter, I. Smith, N. Williams, S Symmonds, B. Hansen, W. Waughop, A. Payton, I. Hazelwood, R. Madllnger, V. Hughes, N. Clater, S. Zimmerman, I. Hartman, C. Hamung, J. Henry, J. Smlth. ROW 4: L. Doremus, I. Rose, J. Curtis, C. Brehmer, P. Aylward, I. Poehlman, D. Grimm, 1. Iones, N. Rose, I. Goebel, M. Emest, L. Lefler, S. Smith, P. Lynch, P. Wenzel, I. Schubert, S. Zetterlind. ROW 5: P. Miller, C. Smucker, D. Schrock, D. Nofslnger, LGundy I. Voice, S. Geason, I. Gordon, P. Kamp, M. Ebert, S. Thompson, M. Turley, C. Sands, M. Broyles, I. Faubel, I. Haley, B. Dorward, M. Ward. ROW 6: D. Wlese, A. Llggett, S. Broyles, B. Aberle, L. Faubel, I. Edwards, D. Schmidt, B. Nafziger, J. Kamp, S. Stein, B. Kamp, P. Plummer P. W thi , or ngton, R. Lelnweber. C. Summer, C. Derrin. D. Keck. P. Schmidt, C. Ravenscraft. PM 0 as .. , 'lfffta A vs A ..,, W-if-ff, fi 2 'X 4 .T he if Q 'y . ' 05 re. S 'T' vest' i 1 PEP CLUB, ROW 1, Left to right: I. Buselmeier R Lelnweber M Reents M Phillips I Gordon ROW 2 I Thewlls V B k K , . , . , . , . . : . , . ruc er, . Rosenak, J. Wenzel, I. Gray, D. Dingledlne, 1. Gordon, M. Faulkner, V. Beebe, M. Belt, 1. Faulkner, C. Broz, B. Humphrey, S. Henry. ROW 3: I. Ashton, S. Larson, T. Putnam, M. Otto, N. Zuccarlni, G. Grlsby, S. Cummings, S. Mooberry, S. Esser, I. Thomson, D. Tarvin, I. Perkins, N. Behrend, M. Snell, P. Tlnthoff, D. Lucas. ROW 4: C. Schmidt, N. Small, D. Matthews, J. Lowe, I. Teffner, B. Matthews, I. Meyer, E. Mosny M. Pool, A. Relnholtz, S. Slonneger, S. Millard, S. Wlssel, B. Black, S. Devine, M. Hlnton, M. Fox. ROW 5: I. Haas, S. Schmidt, L. Post, M. Smith, F. Dults, L. Bodmer, A, Clark, M. Jones, C. Quigley, J. Young. P. Voland, P. Funk, M. Mordhorst, M. Plank, M. Zimmerman, D. Mantle, S. Beck, K. Kopp. ROW 6: M. McKenna, S. Miller, I. Johnson, J. Nafzlnger, V. Rapalee, L. Blumenshlne, S. Harvey, M. Mosny, M. Burroughs, B. Lelthold, M. Ioos, S. Frakes, B. Ropp, S. Berglund, P. Patterson. P. Miller, S. Bacon. K. Shotwell, J. Rodgers, A. Hulmuth. ROW 7: J. Cremeens, B. Fuller, 1. Maxwell, D. Cadwell, B. Forman, D, Seers, I. Nleuklrk, D. Mason, D. Logan, I. Gocker, B. Benders, C. Taylor, S. Baer, B. Weaver, D. Stump, L. Patterson, J. Quinn, B. Scbtt, A. Ash, N. Norton, B. Baer, J. Wagenbach. Compliments of Quality Home Killed meats DR. D. B. CLYMORE SID St FRANCES MCKAY ,Mm 41..,.-Ig -+.,,s 1 b f Ka Herbst, at the first organization meeting. Dave Evans gets information about Rec' C u rom y .ag ,-- W Pat Aylward, Janice Poehlman, and Sandy Miller 'clue' at the first Rec I-IABECKER FUNERAL HOME -64- 5 t K Club get together ROW 1: G. Kuykendall, M. Waldeck, B. Ad M. Hutson, B. Brown, M. Hinton, R. Dubois, V. Brucker, K. Gardner. The Photography Club is an or- ganization strictly for shutter bugs. Everywhere you go you see one of these snap-happy people try- ing to take candid shots. Okay kids, watch the birdie! Don't take us too seriously, we're only kidding. They are under the direction of Mr. Etter. Although this is a new club, it is going great. ff ' A ,f ,gtk it-f ams, D. Huehner, P. Van Dyck, Mr. Etter. ROW 2: M. McConaghy, P. Hunt, I. Stalter, M. Schmidt, D. Rider, L. Hirstein, P. Vohland, The dark room of the Photography Club is filled with equipment, but where are the photographers? MARSHALL'S Chicken in the Basket ..66.- ,,, , N.-ya.. ...nal The F.H.A. is an organization of girls who are taking Home Eco- nomics or have had at least one semester of it. The freshmen are welcomed by the older members at an annual weiner roast held at Eu- reka Lake. Each year they sponsor Kr- -f-1 9' the Valentine Dance . This year M - they have a new advisor, Mrs. A Setterlund. Judy Brown and Donna Stump are preparing to be Future Homemakers of America. inf! QF X 5-.2152-f . Y gcgavrzupgci af I I . Elf 'T 3' bm lx W? fr ...g at ROW 1: V. Hughes, U. Odom, S. Thompson, R. Madlinger, G. Woodward. ROW 2: K. Rosenak, S. Simmons, I. Brown, Mrs. Setterlund, M. Helneman, B. Hansen, S. Broyles. ROW 3: S. Ward, C. Hamung, M. Zimmerman, I. Rager, S. Zimmerman, I. Gocker, D. Ashenbrenner, S. Hartman, M. Broyles, M. Woodward, I. Hartman. ROW 4: P. Wenzel, P. Miller, I. Kamp, M. McKenna, D. Schrock, W. Waughop, I. Martin, M. Madlinger, B. Guth, C. Schmidt, N. Williams. STATE LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF IND. - A fine 63 year old company Represented by Hunter-Bogard Agency - Route 24 - Sunnyland - Phone 9-1147 ROW 1: V. Rosenberg, L. Muller, I. Koch, I. Foster, D. Willhardt, J. Faubel, Mr. Young. ROW 2: R. Mittman, H. Hunziker, I. Garber, G. Smith, K. Wiegand, I. Seaton, I. Schuck, C. Burroughs, T. Finson, K. Nafziger. ROW 3: G. Hauser, D. Smucker, S. Morris, G. McBride, I. Isbell, D. Perkins, I. Schoonaert, F. Foster, A. Hun- ziker, E. Wehnes, G. Wright. One of the new organizations at W.C.H.S. this year is the F.F.A. They had the big problem of getting going and getting members to make the organization prove its worth to the school. In the years to come they will be one of the biggest and 1 most successful organizations in school. s., t, Gary Rife and Harold Hunzlker made equipment for the new F.F. A. shop. MAC'S TAVERN -68... GAA girls' pitching pennies? from out-of-town were invited Washington's GAA Playday. Girls to pfgsza' xl gm s 1- fe .Aie 1 V.. , A if milf ,X A A G '-- ' s' A A Down the hockey field they go. Will f 4 Y , Y - white make a goal? it 'I ,.,,k 2 E W., 3 , 's 'L ',.' I ' 5.5, 1 .i W i - --55' f games played at GAA Playday. l REMBRANTS STUDIO Peoria, Illinois -70... Linda makes a high jump and aims for the basket. Basketball was one of the many N? ,J W 1' - Wonder what's cooking? Anything good to eat at this GAA Picnic? GAA Volleyball team watch as Joyce and Nancy make a point. 5 4' 'gtk A31 .rw As -.lr Q I c ' 'Q' Pixies in the woods? No, it's the 1 GAA picnic. Looks like fun girls. RED'S STEA K HOUSE 171- Q 9:53 Q seas ROW 1: L. Blumenshine, E. Mosny, Miss Casperson, H. Carlson, J. Broz, P. Tinthoff. ROW 2: N. Rose, J. Goebel, I. Rose, P. Hunt, K. Gardner, F. Gober, S. Baer, M. Pool, S. Henry, D. Wiese, M. Turley, C. Bachman, D. Kinsinger. ROW 3: F. Hammond, J. Curtis, 1. Meyer, S. Larson, D. Lucas, S. Mooberry, K. Jackson, L. Castor, S. Hett, D. Nofsinger, I. Scheerer, C. Sommer, C. Perrin, I. Smith, D. Keck. ROW 4: M. Snell, C. Lotz, N. Norton, C. Sands, M. Broyles, D. Herlocker, D. Drum, D. Huehner, A. Wilson, R. Ryf, L. Melvin, D. Grimm, K. Shotwell, M. Planck. ROW 5: I. Poehlman, D. Tarvin, M. Reents, I. Thomas, D. Steers, J. Gocker, S. Frakes, S. Zimmerman, F. Duits, A. Reinholtz, S. Jones, I. Quinn, M. Zimmerman, L. Patterson, D. Stump, I. Nieukirk. The Spanish Club is an organization made up of members who are taking Spanish or who have had at least one year of Spanish. The club is under the supervision of Miss Casperson, the Spanish teacher. Each year the club has several parties . At these parties they play games, have refreshments, ....,-,,,..g break a pinata, and have movies on Mexican life . NX! ,,,. lx , i The Spanish Club thought they were working privately on their Homecoming float. Ha, Ha, we peeked! WASHINGTON CO-OP FARMERS' GRAIN COMPANY P A ,Jn F5 ini, .'v'f'f0' Q .fi rs ev ROW 1: M. Smith, S. Thompson, M. Planck, I. Gordon, Miss Leary, I. Wagenbach, S. Esser, G. Grigsby, M. Otto, S. Ash. ROW 2: R. Nieukirk, A. Helmuth, D. Lucas, S. Larson, S. Mooberry, B. Benders, N. Small, S. Wissel, S. Millard, L. Coulter, T. Putnam, M. Ioos, S. Beck, I. Ashton. ROW 3: S. Morris, C. Zeigler, G. Berglund, D. Dingledine, J. Gordon, S. Galland, A. Wilson, D. Herlocker, D. Rider, S. Barton, I. Gordon, D. Essig, I. Bruckman, D. Meyer, D. Smith, I. Voice. ROW 4: J. Haas, J. Gordon, I. Young, L. Bodmer, B. Brown, S. Gresham, B. Adams, M. Waldeck, P. Van Dyck, M. Dykstra, B. Cochran, G. Piersall, S. Cummings, P. Vohland. ROW 5: L. Herlocker, S. Schmidt, R. Madlinger, P. Schmidt, C. Ravenscraft, B. Ropp, S. Berglund L. Doremus, C. Broz, C. Smucker, S. Devine, B. Humphrey, I. Haley, M. Snell, B. Black, S. Miller. In only two years the Latin Club has grown to be the third largest organization in the school. They hope N ill N to sponsor events next year like the -Ut ' ' successful Roman banquet held last A - 4 A . r A ' year . Latin Club beauties were 'The Talk of the Town' when they rode in the Homecoming Parade. ROBERT HETT CO NTRA CTOR . Ill!! lla . f Q gunna il at G im . A T XV A Dx Y. if ..f I, ROW 1: V. Rapalee, I. Nafziger, B. Humphrey, G. Grigsby, S. Cummings, J. Rager, P. Tinthoff, S. Devine. ROW 2: S. Berglund, S. Slonneger, K. Kopp, M. Pool, S. Esser, D. Keck, I. Gordon, B. Black, R. Leinweber, K. Herbst, R. Leinweber, Mrs. Andrews, S. Zimmerman, M. Snell, B. Nafziger, S. Thompson, M. Planck, T. Putnam, I. Maxwell, M. Ebert. This year for the first time in quite a while, the library was quiet like is should be. Mrs . Andrews and her student librarians kept the ii library clean and orderly. There T was always something to do whether it was dating books or cleaning and straightening up shelves . The librarians were 'In the Mood For Victory as they made their entry in the Homecoming Parade. REED'S RED AND WHITE SUPER MARKET .-74... 1, 1. 4 S , rv X x e I C I 7 ROW 1: Marty Fox. ROW 2: Joanne Mosny, Joanne Nafziger, Mrs. Andrews, advisor, Betty Leuthold, and Kay Herbst. These girls are members of the 1956 National Honor Society. igfiif ' 9 Q, EQ fi A K5 THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, PICTURING THE MEMBERS AND THE 1957 INITIATES. ROW 1: Barbara Black, Mary Planck, Sharon Devine, Karen Shotwell, Nancy Rose, Mary Snell, Carolyn Smucker. ROW 2: Kay Herbst, Liane Blumenshine Rosemary Leinweber, Rosalie Leinweber. ROW 3: Robert Heineman, Roger Blum- enshine, Ron Skinner, Ron Blumenshine. ROW 4: Marty Fox, Betty Leuthold, Joanne Mosny, Joanne Nafziger. JAMESON 81 HARRISON, ARCHITECTS and ENGINEERS, 103 N. Madison, Peoria, Illinois. Architects 8: Engineers for the additions 81 alterations for W.C.H.S. 175i WA TC H i THE ER CAS sr nw Our classes, whether freshmen or seniors, all brought memories of many good times . . . our class meet- ings, parties, and projects. Electing class officers and working together brought values and pleasures that someday may benefit us in the long road ahead. -71- Dennis Beebe relaxes after a trying day of school. ESS .... Eimgga-2 ag ii SENIORS IN ACT 0 A 61, 1 , , .,. in rf . Hugh Carlson energetically cuts out ads for the yearbook. Q li ,,f5,,z5lil i? 'iffy , J eeer y W Tllw f i s t 55 ,'-.', ' A VY: 7 1, , fa g , A, ' ,N Q , , One favorite pastime of the senior girls were their 'slumber parties. Here Vir inia Rapalee looks typically moming after' as she slumbers 8 the wee morning hours away. -781 Self Service and Air-Conditioned SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS, Left to right Roger Blumenshlne Jerry Gordon Ro Blumenshine and Joanne Nafziger Dlploma, here we come' It s t1me to toss the books aslde and practice that graduatlon march To represent us in our most eventful and memorable year we elected jerry Gor don Presldent, Ron Blumenshlne, Vlce President Roger Blumenshlne Treasurer, and Joanne Nafzlger, Secretary Our candldate, Joanne Nafzxger, reigned as Queen over the annual Homecommg Parade and dance As we leave, all our hopes and ambmons are txed up w1th what w1ll come tomorrow 79 O I SES Al J? Q' E' -5 L f 'I 3 1 v n . , . . . , . , . . - . 3 . , D Mn.. ,f I X I ROY ACKBRMAN. . . SALLY BAER. . .Ch0I'l1S 1,21 31 JERRY BAILEY. . .Photo Club 2, W.C.H.S. l, 2,3,4. FA- 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3.4:Ju11i0r Play? 3: Photo Club President lg Physics VORITE EXPRESSION: Oh, Yearbook Staff 41 PCP Club 2, 3, 42 Glee Club: Honor Roll l, 2, 35 jannie FAVORITE SONG SPar1iSh Club 2, 3. 43 Sllldelll COUH' Transferred Pekin, Illinois 2 . Ebb Tide. Cu 4- FAVORITE EXPRESSION! FAVORITE SONG: Lucky Day. Don't forget to tell Daddy, l-Il, MOm. FAVORITE SONG: J MARY BAILEY. . .Photo Club l, 25 Transferred Pekin, Illinois 2. FAVORITE SONG: Don't Forbid Me. Young Love If DENNIS E. BEEBE. . .Base- ball 4: Track 4: Football 3,43 Rec Club 4, Physics Glee Club 43 W Club 4: Trans- ferred Peoria, Illinois 2. FAVORITE SONG: Blue- berrv Hill. ,807 Sweet and Lovely Joanne Nafziger, the prettiest girl in the senior class. Lf- , 11 ,Q I, li 'zz - N mg. .HIE . vi, 1 : s - 36 egg., f f 3255355 --': 5 . ,Ni J, E - r A- f ., . iz If , IN, I M ,551 grjg- ,X , - if Q Niki 12 1 :41 ,, W ,- A A 7 -32 , -- W , -ff - I 'Wi , oon . ii is be ,Q .IQIASEQ Wf., sis. , y S- fsssp 4 U. v . .ak f Q If J P fe .- 1 V. 1475, Hey Good Lookin Roy Acker man, the most handsome boy. .w M JERRY BLUMENSHINE. . .Band 1, 2, 3, Rec Club 4, Physics Glee Club 4, Honor Roll l,2, 3. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: One that is! FAVORITE SONG: Theme from Picnic. The musical minded duet Liane Blumenshine and jerry Nofsinger say. . . Say It With Music LIANE BLUMENSHINE. . .Ind 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A .A. 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Co-editor 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club President 3, Student Council 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 4. FAVORITE EXPRES- SION: Huh? CHARLOTTE BRATCHER. . .Band l,2,3, G.A.,A. l,2,3, 43 Pep Club 2,3. FAVOR- ITE EXPRESSION: 'ats cool! FAVORITE SONG: Garden of Eden. -81- Q-one er - fv.,,fM 'I ,ic ROGER BLUMENSHINE. . . Basketball Manager 1, 2, Baseball Manager 1, Football Manager 1, Band 1, Secretary of junior Class, Vice-Presi- dent of Senior Class, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, W Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Physics Glee Club. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Play it big! RON BLUMENSHINE. . .Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Treasurer of Freshman and junior Class, Secretary of Senior Class, Rec Club 4 Boys' State 3, SAR Award 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, W Club 2, 3, 4: Physics Glee Club 4 . 1 I , f ' fs --A A 'if 4 - - . -f. 1 -311-kwa. I 1 W ,-- ,: Qfgigiti--1535 , .. , -, V. Q I. ry. Msg., 93, X ',. , -, X, -4 N....,..,,,, . .-.f.,.' . JOE BROZ. . .Basketball 3, 45 Track 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club Treasurer 45 W Club 2, 3,45 Physics Class Glee MARY BURROUGHS. . .Band 3, 45 Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 2 . FAVOR- ITE SONG: True Love. Club 45 junior Play. FAVOR- ITE EXPRESSION: Take it easy greasy, theres a fungus among us FAVORITE SONG: Oklahoma ..-412. 'Q' DAVID CHERRIE. . .Basket- ball l5 Track 2,3,45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Sophomore Class President5 Student Council 3. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Tooling the Oldsie. FA- VORITE SONG: In the Mood. fa- I HUGH CARLSON. . .Track 3,45 Band 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 35 Junior Play5 Yearbook Business Manager 45 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club Secretary 35 President 45 Physics Class Glee Club 45 Teen- age radio program 45 Rec Club 4. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I'll play it for you Saturday. FAVORITE SONG: Day by Day.' MARK CHILDS. . .W.C.H.S. 1, 2, 35 Transferred to Tulsa, Oklahoma 4. 'The Talk of the Town. ..-82, Mary Burroughs and jim Smith, the Si1ents of the Senior Class are . . . NANCY CLATER. . .Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: G.A .A . 1, 2, 3, 43 Year- book Staff 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Pep Club Treasurer 2: Spanish Club 3: Cheerleading 1. FA- VORITE EXPRESSION: Twit 5 ff: 3, sa H, Q- W JIM CORPE. . .Basketball l,2, 3,43 Baseball lg Football lg Student Council 35 Rec Club 4, W Club 2, 3, 4. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Swooo-o-o-sh, there oes a beezer FAVOR Ai CARL CRENSHAW. . .Bas- ketball l,2,4g Baseball l,2, 3,4g Rec Club 4: W Club l, 2, 3, 4 . FABORITE EX- PRESSION: Oh, fuddie dud- die g . - FAVORITE SONG: it! FAVORITE SONG: Young ITE SONG: Green Door. Moonlight Gamb1er. Love . Fred Hensey and Pat David are the . . . I V Busy Bodys of the Senior Class! PAT DAVID. . .Chorus l,2, 33 G.A.A. l,2g Sophomore Class Treasurer: junior Class Vice-President: Yearbook Co- Editor 45 Pep Club 2, 3: Span- ish Club 3: Cheerleading 1, Honor Roll l, 2, 4. FAVOR- ITE EXPRESSION: Charlie FAVORITE SONG: Sweet and Lovely. 83- 2' st ' JEAN DAFNES. . .Chorus 2, 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Awwwwwww! Hush! FAVORITE SONG: Young Love . 'it 'D+ 'Quiz ' GA RY DINGLEDINE ketballl 2 Baseballl 2 3 Track 3 Football I 2 3 4 W Club President 4 Physics Glee Club 4 Transferred from Delaware 3 FAVOR ITE SONG Blueberry Hill BARBARA DORWARD Bandl 2 3 4' Chorus l 2 3 4' G A A l,2,3' junior Play' Pep Club 2, 3, 4' Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. FAVORITE EXPRES- SION: Hoi FAVORITE SONG: If I Loved You. f ROGER DINGLEDINE Physics Glee Club 4 Honor Roll l 2 3 4 FAVORITE SONG Pajama Game FAVORITE EXPRESSION H1 ho Stevo The G1rlCan t Help It, pleads jackie Henry the best figure of the senior class. BOB EBERT. . .Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Football l,2, 3,43 Band l, 2, 3, Freshman Class Vice President, Junior Play, Student Council 2, 33 W Club 2, 3, 4 . FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Hey, Lucas! FAVORITE SONG: Battle Hymn of the Republic -34- BILL DIXON Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball l 2 3 4 Track3 4 Footballl 2 Bandl 2 3 junior Play Yearbook Staff 3 4 Student Council I 4 President Student Counci14 Rec C1ub4 W Club 1 2 3 4 Boys State 3 Physics Glee Club 4 Cross Country 3 4 FAVORITE EXPRESSION Holy gow! FAVORITE SONG Star ust You Have to be a Football Hero says Gary Dmgledme the nearest physicque of the senior class I ' ' ROBERT ERNEST. . .Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. FAVORITE EX- PRESSION: Oh, rats! FA- VORITE SONG: Friendly Persuasion. Marty Fox and Ron Skinner the most likely to succeed, know that . . . ,, 9' A JOHN ERNST. . .Track 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Play: Latin Club 35 Rec Club 43 Boys' State 33 W Club 2, 3, 43 Physics Glee Club 4. FAVOR- ITE EXPRESSION: Let'S rip it up. FAVORITE SONG: Young Love . What Ever Will Be, Will 2 'Q 'Y 4?-.nl i X 42 EARL ESDERS. . .Band l, 2,33 Rec Club 4. FAVOR- ITE EXPRESSION: Too bad. FAVORITE SONG: My Blue Heaven. Q5 me 'Q' 1 ' !,. X JANET FAUBEL. . .Chorus 3, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: F.H.A l, 2, 39 junior Play: Yearbook Staff 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 49 Spanish Club 35 Honor Roll 1,2g Transferred: Elmwood, Illinois . e S Be. 1' I ' 3 nf' my r JOHN FOSTER. . .Basketball '-elif 1, Baseball 1,25 Track 3,4, f Football l,2,3,4: F.F.A. 2, President 4 . FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Hey, Moose. 'N , .. V X FAVORITE SONG: Melody l of Love. -n:- , I ' I ox 3 MARTHA FOX.' . .G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Vice-President of Sophomore Class: Honor Society 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 . FAVORITE EX- PRESSION: Lotsa' Luck. FAVORITE SONG: To Live Again. 3,15 xx! , A ,Nag r,.: .fi Pfister-. FRAN GOBER. . .Chorus 3, 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4: F.H.A. 23 Yearbook Staff 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Vice-President of Spanish Club 23 Rec Club 43 Honor Roll 1, 4. FAVORITE EX- PRESSION: Do you have X-ray eyes? KAY GARDNER. . .Chorus l,2, 3, 43 G.A,A, 1,2, 3, Play Yearbook Staff 43 junior 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Spanish 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council 43 Photo Club 43 Rec Club 43 Honor Roll 4. FAVOR- ITE EXPRESSION: Oh, my liver. FAVORITE SONG: True Love . -... - , , W. I .f 'K 1 it ,Q .fa , 1 tfw 1 3 6 Y i s 2 'fl' 13. . 4 J 8 JIM GARBER. . .F.F.A. 49 Rec Club 4. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Nice. FA- VORITE SONG: Singing the Blues . JERRY GORDON. . .Foot- ball Manager 43 Chorus 2, 33 President of Senior Classg junior P1ay3 Panther Staff 33 Spanish Club 3, 4g Latin Club Larry Knabe say, Let's Rip It Up. 3, 43 Student Council 43 Rec Club 43 Boys' State 33 W Club 4: Transferred St. Louis Missouri 23 Honor Roll 3. FAVORITE SONG: Young Love . ..86.- The live wires of the Senior class, Bonnie Kamp and .... W fs, ,, JUDY GORDON. . .Chorus 1,2,,3, 4: G.A.A. 3,45 Junior Play: Li- brarian 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Latin Club 3, 4: Student Council 4: Rec Club 4: Queen of G.A.A. Christmas Formal: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3: Transferred St. Louis, Missouri 2 . June Haley and Jerry Gordon take their steps through the. . 9- : '-, ' TOM HAAS. . .Baseball 1, 3,49 Track 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Rec' Club 4: W Club 4: Physics Glee Club 4. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Hi, Jack! FAVORITE SONG: Sweet Georgia Brown. 3 'f ,r- 5 :2 1, Y ., 7 lv CLAUDIA HARNUNG. . . G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: That'll o over like a do Q, :,!-he Flirtation Waltz ix 17 5 8 E tail in a punch bowl. FA- VORITE SONG: Love is a Many Splendored Thing. -8 7k as -15 t r , ,sf ' . ,w:?'W O JUNE HALEY. . .Band 1, 2,3 4: G.A .A. 3: Pep Club 4: La- tin Club 3, 4: Physics Glee Club 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Transferred Eureka, Illinois 3 . FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Isn't that the berries. FAVORITE SONG: One Alone. 4 I 'sw . 'sm ' ' 1 BARBARA HANSEN. . .Cho- rus l, 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Holy Cats! FAVORITE SONG: Singing the Blues . M56 JUDY HARTMAN. . .Band 2, 3:G.A.A.1,2,3SF.H.A. 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4 . FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Sure you arel FAVORITE SONG: Too Much. . ig I f JACKIE HENRY. . .Chorus 2, 3, 4: G.A.A.1, 2, 3,49 F.H.A. lg Yearbook Staff 43 Pep Club 2 3 4' S nish Club 2: Cheer- I 7 Y pa leader 2, 43 Student Council 2 Rec Club 4: Homecoming Attendant 3 . FAVORITE EX- PRESSION: You' re latel FAVORITE SONG: Unchained Melody . -QI' SHIRLEY HARVEY. . .Chorus l,2,3,4g G.A.A. l,2,3,4g jun- ior Play: Yearbook Staff 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 33 Honor Roll 2. FAVORITE EX- PRESSION: Ho1y Cow! FA- VORITE SONG: You'll Never Walk Alone. p W L., - A if! ! Un-...,. ,.,....-f If You Don t Know I Am t 'vi -10 ROBERT HEINEMAN. . .Foot ball 35 Latin Club 3: Honor Roll 1. 2, 3, 4, Physics Glee Club 4 . Betty Leuthold and Robert Heineman most studious say. . . we Going to Tell You. FRED HENSEY. . .Basket- ball lg Baseball l,2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Secretary of Freshman Class: Student Council 4: Student Council Vice-President 43 Rec Club 4: W Club l,2, 3,4g Physics Glee Club 4. FAVORITE EX- PRESSION: One that isl FAVORITE SONG: Don't Forbid Me. --88 KAY HERBST. . .Band l,2,3,4g, Chorus 2, 3, 43 G.A .A . l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. Point Recorder 25 G.A. President 4: Honor Society 3, 4, junior Play: Librarian 2, 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 1, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 33 Student Council 1, 3, Rec Club Treas- urer 43 Egyptian Music Camp 2, Girls' State 3: Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4 . FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Really? FAVORITE SONG: Delicado Kay Herbst and Danny Peck will evidently find . . . -gr' ROMAINE ROPER HEWITT. . W.C.H.S. l,2,3,4. lf-f LV . 5 W ,, ,, ffXfl,T,,1? f Tw' ., ,Q l f ',,i ff ' X Y Q . DeWAYNE HOLOCKER. . . Baseball 2, 3: W Club 2, 3, 43 Physics Glee Club 4. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Sucker. FAVORITE SONG: Young Love. ,Q I VERA HUGHES. . .F.H.A. 3, 43 Librarian 23 Spanish Club 2: Student Council 43 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3 . FAVOR- ITE EXPRESSION: I betcha a pretty penny. FAVORITE SONG: Young Love Transferred: East Peoria, .Xa di' Their Place In The Sun PAT HUNT. . .Chorus 2, G.A .A. l, 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Staff 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Span- ish Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Rec Club 4, Honor Roll 4, Photography Club 4. FAVORITE EX- PRESSION: Neat, FAVOR- ITE SONG: I'll Be Home. -gg- Illinois 3 . .W .gc- COLUMBUS JOHNSON. . . Physics Glee Club. FAVOR- ITE SONG: Green Door. JUDY JOHNSON. . .Chorus l,2, 33 G,A .A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Represent- ative G.A.A . Campg G,A .A . Vice-President3 Panther Staff 2, 33 Yearbook Staff 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 1, 23 Spanish Club Secretary 23 Spanish Club President 3. FAVORITE EX- PRESSION: Oh, Fudge! FA- VORITE SONG: You'1l Never Walk Alone . A Nl' xxx. 1. Hg, .A 3 LARRY KNABE. . .Chorus 1, 2: Rec Club 4. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: That's what my girl said. FAVORITE SONG: Young Love. S 1 p-.fs ORS E GERALD KOCH. . .Baseball 1, 2, 33 Track 1, 3, 43 Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Football Cap- tain 43 F.F.A. 43 Student Council 43 Sergeant of Arms in Student Council 43 W Club 2, 3, 43 Vice-President of W Club 43 Rec Club 4. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Hey, Moose! FAVORITE SONG: Walk Hand in Hand. u How to be Very Very Popular. BONNIE KAMP. . .Band 2,3,43 G.A.A. l,2,3, 43 G.A.A. Activity Chairman 43 Junior Pla 3 Yearbook Staff 43 Pep Club Y 2, 3, 4. FAVORITE EXPRES- SION: Holy COW. FAVORITE SONG: Brazil . Rosemary Leinweber and Jim Corpe learn . . . 'r L. ,, X ii KAREN KOPP. . .G.A.A. l,2,3, 43 President of Freshman Class, Librarian 2, 3, 4g Librarian Pres- ident 4, Yearbook Staff 3, 49 Pep Club 33 Student Council 1, 2, 4, Homecoming Queen Candidate 23 Honor Roll 3, 4. FAVORITE SONG: Stardust. Whose underclass pictures break up Judy, Betty, and Shirley, who are Laughing on the Outside ........ ROSALIE LEINWEBER. . .Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus l, 2, 3gG.A.A.1, 2, 3, junior Play, Librarian 4, Yearbook Staff 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Rec Club 43 Honor Roll l, 2. FAVORITE SONG: Blue Tango. ROSEMARY LEINWEBER. . Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 3 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3gJr. Play: Li- brarian 2, 3, Yearbook Staff 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 2, Spanish Club Pres . 23 Pep Club Sec . 45 Student Council 45 Stu- dent Councll Sec . 4: Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4 . FAVORITE EXPRES- SION: Yes! . . . . While Pam, Mark, jan, Mary and Betty seem to anticipate a third place showing at homecoming and are Crying on the Inside. JIM LIST. . . ReC Club 4. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Horse Feathers! FAVOR- ITE SONG: Singing the Blues . BETTY LEUTHOLD. . .Cho- rus 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, Honor Society 3, 41 Pep Club 2, 3, 4g Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. . BARGER MACY. . . Rec Club 4: RONALD MERIDTH. . .W.C.H.S Football 1,2, 3,4: Band l,2,3,, Honor R011 2142 W Club 13' 112' 3-4' 45 W Club 2,3,4. FAVOR- GARY LUCAS. . .Track 3,4 ITE EXPRESSION: Hey, Ebert! FAVORITE SONG: God Bless America . at QCYYT' DAVE MILLER. . .Track 4i Football 3, 45 Rec Club 45 W Club 45 Physics Glee Club 4. FAVORITE EXPRES- SION: One that's a winner. FAVORITE SONG: Singing the Blues , fait - WF? 45 Basketball Manager I5 Physics Glee Club 4. FAVORITE EX- PRESSION: Wonderful, FA- VORITE SONG: Moonglow and Theme from Picnic. Carl Crenshaw strikes a pose that is typical of a senior. JOANNE MOSNY. . .Chorus 1,2, 3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Honor Society 3, 45 Panther Staff 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 . FAVORITE EXPRES- SION: Oh, Bob! FAVORITE SONG: True Love. ,92.. 4 .- W,q,:::aA,L .awk . s'Af'ga-,v- ii' if? dv P! A . 1 . Sf, . my gi di. 4' , . uf' -,. , , .f 1- 1-3 ,-5-' . -.M ng Y 'v .' 'd'7A' JACK Moss. . A .Band l,2,3,4 FAVORITE EXPRESSION: That's Life. FAVORITE SONG: Any Way you Want Me. t ,,,x PHYLLIS MULLER. . .Band l,2, 3,43 Chorus 1,23 G.A.A. 1: Pep Club 3, 4: Spanish Club 25 Rec Club 4. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Want a gold medal for it? FAVORITE SONG: You're My Everything. Pam Plummer and Ron Ryf combine their talents and Y hope that they will produce another. -we A y Y I , 9 i in Lv . P 1 5. - 17. M' H I I 2 Nh M AW.: 'Q ai E625 . I muh, XM! 2, 'N 'M - 1 S -..,..m Mona Lisa JERRY NOFSINGER. . .Band l,2, Y 3,42 Chorus 35 Rec Club 43 Phys- - ics Glee Club 4: Honor Roll l,2,3. FAVORITE SONG: One O'c1ock jump. .-93, li, gm 'lf A KEITH NAFZIGER. . .Foot- ball l.2, 3.4: F.F.A. 4: Pep Club 3. FAVORITE EXPRES- SION: Who, Me worry? FAVORITE SONG: More and More . 55 .Wit-,K . ,- .... ,, I ,., , Y Q 25 1 M. Wfrviit 1 tr 1 , 11 ,gas ., , x r wi 33' 21 yf JOANNE NAFZIGER. . .Cho rus 1,23 G.A.A. 1,23 Treas- urer of Senior Class: Honor Society 3, 4: Librarian 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 4: DAR Award 4: Homecom- ing Queen 4: Candidate for G.A.A. Queen 23 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 . k ' ,A snu ns 1, N..-f - ' 152. . Q UNA FAY ODOM. . .F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, F.H.A . President 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Rec Club 4. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh, dear me. FAVORITE SONG: I'll Be Home. -A PAM PLUMMER. . .G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 43 G.A .A . Activity Leader lg Pep Club 2, 3, 4, DANNY PERKINS. . .Football l. 2: F.F.A.4. FAVORITE EX- PRESSION: Drop Dead. FA- VORITE SONG: Rip It Up. DAN PECK. . .Basketball lg Base- ball l, 23 Football l, 2, 3, 4, Egyp- tian Music Camp 2g Boys' State 3, Physics Glee Club 4: Honor Roll 3, 4 . What's happenin' Down Yon- der puzzles Ioe Broz, the tallest male of the senior class . FAVORITE EXPRESSION: ann- Hi, hon! FAVORITE SONG: r.,W.M Manhatten, H WK You're So Far Above Me, sobs jim Stonecypher, the shortest boy of the senior class. MARGARET QUIGLEY. . . Chorus 2: Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club l, 2. FAVOR- ITE SONG: Friendly Per- suasion. VIRGINIA RAPALEE. . .Chorus 2, 3, 4: G.A.A . l, 2, 3, 43 Librarian 2, 3, 49 Yearbook Staff 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 1: Student Council 33 Honor Roll l, 3. FA- VORITE EXPRESSION: Hanna- belle. FAVORITE SONG: Shirley Harvey and Nan Clater X4-. MARLENE REENTS. . .Chorus RONALD RYF. . .Chorus l 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A .A. l, 2, 3g Yearbook 2, 3: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 . Staff 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Spanish FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Club 25 Rec Club 4: Honor Roll Ah--Texas. FAVORITE 1, 2, 33 Spanish Club Treasurer 2, SONG: Young Love. Pep Club Secretary 2, 35 Pep Club President 4, Point recorder for Young Love Chorus 3, 4: Queen Candidate: G.A.A. Formal 3. FAVORITE SONG: Garden of Eden. il.. Long Tall Sh1rl and Short Little Nan. MARY SCHMIDT. . .Band 12 21 G.A.A. 1: 2: Pan- ther Staff 33 Pep Club 3, 4, Rec Club 4' Photo ra h 1 8 P Y Club 4, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Neat. FAVORITE SONG: Blue Moon. -95- JIM SCHOLSSER. . .Basket ball lg Track l,2, 3,43 Foot ball I, 2, 3, 4: Rec Club 43 W Club 3, 4. FAVORITE SONG: Blue Monday. QQ' DONNA SCHROCK. . .Cho- rus lp G.A.A. lg F.l-l.A. 1. 2, 3, 4g Pep Club 2, 3,4. FA- VORITE EXPRESSION: Oh, Gee. FAVORITE SONG: Because. 1 .-nl. SUE SMITH. . .F.H.A. l,2, 3g Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Rec Club 4. FAVORITE EXPRES- SION: Neat. FAVORITE SONG: Anything, RON SKINNER. . .Basketball 1: Football l, 25 President of Junior Class: Student Council 3: Rec Club 4, Boys' State 43 Physics Glee Club 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: What a blast! FAVORITE SONG: Show Me the Way to Go Home! Our most athletic senior boy, Jim Schlosser, is know as Mr. Touchdown. FRANK SMYTHE. . .Track 2, 3, 43 junior Play, Physics Glee Club 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: No kidding. FAVORITE SONG: Lullaby of Birdland. -95- 5 I -:Q R A JIM SMITH. . .Band l,2,3,4g Rec Club 43 Physics Glee Club 4: Honor Roll l, 2, 3. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Yee Gads VORITE SONG: Young Love Kay Gardner, the most athletic senior girl, pleads, Take Me Out to the Ball Game! SHARON STEIN. . .Band 1,2,3, 43 G.A .A . 1, 2, 3, 4: Sophomore Class Secretary: Yearbook Staff 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3,4: Honor Roll l,2, 3. FAVORITE EX- PRESSION: Oh, fiddlel JIM STONECYPHER. . .Foot- ball 1, 2. FAVORITE EXPRES- SION: Take it easy for any way you can get ity. FAVOR- ITE SONG: The qoldy ship Zia. ED SWITZER. . .Chorus 4. FAVORITE SONG: Hound Dog. SHIRLEY SYMMONDS. . . F.H.A. 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 3, 4 . FAVOR- ITE SONG. Young Love. Best Dressed . . . Bill Dixon and Sharon Stein . . . Dressed in But- tons and Bows -97- CATHIE TAYLOR. . .Chorus l, 2, 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 45 Panther Staff 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Honor Roll 3: Transferred: Waukegan, Illinois. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Darn it, daddy! 'wif .a-un., FRED TEFFNER. . .Foot- ball 1,2, 33 Rec Club 4. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: You'I1 find out 'sometime'l FAVORITE SONG: A Rose and a Baby Ruth. f if di- LONNIE WALDROP. . . Rec Club 4. FAVORITE EXPRES- SION: That will be the day. FAVORITE SONG: Love Me Tender. 1-' WILMA WAUGHOP. . .Cho- rus1,2,3,4gF.H.A. 4: Pep Club 3, 4. FAVORITE SONG: True Love. fm Q I I 4 . CHARLES TROVILLION. . . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 43 Football 4. FAVORITE SONG: The Cat Came Back. E51 ..,. , MI'l151f:I'f ' ::.':' AEA ilrw 7 3Er31555iif H' , 1 ,,.-., -,f. 5 U ,A , , f - li f' 'X f ,Q I ,S , Q f , he X .Y DICK WAGLER. . .Track 13 Cross Country 2. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: How about that Cats? FAVORITE SONG: Ape Call. 'Tho noni nr Phlln hi.. nnrl E N5 Inrrv ha vo n 5' ls A I' I by ' fl .gf A r, .lf -5 Q Q 'v 'i I 'Q Y f A A 1 I x,. L nw , K I .kk, W I H Q I t,.lZ in M fs, A l ROGER WILKERSON. . .Physics RAY WILLIS. . .Basketball 1,22 ROGER WIND. . .Basketball Glee Club 4. FAVORITE EX- Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 45 Manager 3, 45 Baseball Man- PRESSION: How about that, Physics Glee Club 4: W Club ager 3g Football Manager 43 Kats? FAVORITE SONG: St. 2, 3, 4. FAVORITE EXPRES- Rec Club 4g, W Club 3, 4. Louis Blues. SION: Let's Rip it Up. FA- FAVORITE EXPRESSION: VORITE SONG: Young Love. Y0u'll learn. FAVORITE SONG: Banana Boat Song. r N' I it ? ' -9 vf 'I i-LL Thi ' ' ' ' v , I fl' T . ,lg I w so ,if Q A Q Georgia Woodward, Una Faye Odum, and Judy Hartman are trying their skill at cooking in Senior Home Economics. -99- ROBERT WOLF. . .W.C.H.S l,2, 3,43 Honor Roll 4. GEORGIA WOODWARD. . . F.H.A, 2,3,4g Pep Club 2, 3, 4g Homecoming attendant l. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Here now! FAVORITE SONG: Y Love. PEG WORTHINGTON. . . G.A .A . 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus l, 2, 33 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 3, 4. FAVORITE EX- PRESSION: Ah, that's real fine! FAVORITE SONG: Banana Boat Song. . , . Z we 11,1 gf This English IV class, headed by Mr. Sparling, looks like funl How about it, Bill Dixon, Ronnie Skinner and Frank Smythe? vu Did you say singing? Yes, that's what they did . A new club made its first appearance on the scene at WCHS this year. You may have heard them up on the second floor practicing occasion- ally. It is the Physics Glee Club, as directed by SHERRIE ZIMMERMA N. . Chorus 1,45 G.A.A. l,2,3, F.l-l.A. l, 3, 4: Librarian 2 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll 3,43 Trans Hugh Carlson and E. Dennis Beebe. P 3 -' - M -f,-5253 -Q., ,Qi v S I S' i Miss Rust instructs Betty Leuthold in the use of one of the ferred Tiskilwa, Illinois 2. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh, yeah, if you say sol FAVORITE SONG: Young Love . machines in her office machine class. -I0 0 JUNIORS . ,li . JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS, Left to right: Peggy Funk, Carol Broz, Barb Black, and Dennis Wilhardt. We juniors started our third year in high school ready for action. Realizing the hard and full year ahead, we knew we needed leadership--so we chose Dennis Wilhardt as our Presidentg Barbara Black, Vice-President: Carol Broz, Secretary: and Paggy Funk, Treas- uere . Peter Van Dyck and Mel Romani were elected our student council representatives . With these officers and our cooperative class advisors, Miss Casperson and Mr. Paulsen, we knew we'd come through the year with flying colors . Marge Phillips was chosen as our Homecoming Queen Candidate. Our float, entitled Winner Take All , of which we were very proud, tied for third place in the Homecoming Parade . One of the big highlights of the year was our play, A Connecticut Yankee in King Ar- thur's Court. With a big percentage of the class working on it and the wonderful directing of Mr. Sparling, it was an enormous success. We would like to thank Mr. Sparling for his time and effort. Last but certainly not least, was the junior-Senior Prom to which we had all been look- ing forward. A11 the cooperation contributed helped make it a big success. We would like to thank everyone who helped us ., So we end our third year at W.C.H.S. with more knowledge and wonderful memories, looking forward to our next year and caps and gowns . -101- Clauser, B111 Christ, Rodney Curtis, Janet Devine, Sharon Doremus, Linda Duits, Frances Duorsack, Bruce Dykstra, Mike Eastabrook, Julian Emhoff, Bill Essington, Jerry Faubel, Lynn A if ,J 'hs F aulkner, Marjorie Jumor girls head committee for Homecoming decorations Pinson Tom V ,.., ' , I 'UI in gym' Frakes, Sandy ,K M 1- J s ,rtsw 345' ss Q1. : - X: .,, 5 Funk, Peggy Geason, Sue Gocker, Janet Goebel, Judy 6 Gordon, Janet Greshman, Larry Gudat, Roland Gullet, Dwan Gundy, Lois - r .Q K Q ,a 'Fifi .:' ,fip i ,gg s g 5 5, - A! KN : 6 is K,g:7,,v's 3, ed of A Q X Huehner, Dave Humphrey, Barb we g I up--f Q f 1 L., ,513 S, ,rx f H932-' ' 2 Hinton, Marty . Hirstein, Lanny HODP. 135' Y I Holmes, Alford Hodel, B111 Hunziker, Arthur Hurst, Kenny AP! Grimm, Diane Hauser, George H eineman, Mary Lou Herbst, Ed Herlocker, David X t ,Q M. V Hoffman, Dennis Juniors busily make costumes for thetr play The Connegu cut Yankee In King Arthurs Court Hutson Mxke Ingold Douglas Jones Margaret Joos Myma CIM Kamp Iolynn Kuykendall Gary La Feevers Peggy McBride George McCann Hank McConaghy, Mark Madlinger, Ruth Mantle, Dixie Melvin, Larry Maredith, Jack Metzger, Richard Meyer, John Miller, Pat Mordhorst, Marilee Nofzlger, Bonnie Nofsinger. Diana MQ in Ik? Ogborn Jim 'ww lm, 1-Q' Patterson, Pat 2 fa.-f HERE ' W Busy sa1esmen-- Karen, Mary and Pat sell Panther sub- . . -V Q Y ,Q scriptions during noon hour. S?I:Ig25?'BTsrge , , W W . s' Pisel, Stanley W ll Planck. Mary K fi' 4. ,B B at Quigley, Carolyn ' QP in L Rapalee, Mike j -ey, 1h M ,. 1 A yy zz. I 7 Reents, Gary Romani, Mel AM ' Ropp, Betty Rose, Joyce Rose, Nancy 'Cf' 'wx ,,wM is V as -- be Sf. 64 ' J x 'AV il uw S ch roen Ronald Schubert Irene Shotwell Karen .g K-7' 1 Smith, Wayne X 6 sg. dm' as alll 4 Y AZ'-' 6 , .-e I ' ,,...,.. -'C AL... gd.- 'QS' 'B Tinthoff, Pat Tumer, Bob rv- ex av ,, E ,.. , , Lb vt s 5 . 4' ffl -1, 3, Wh X Z? tp-4 Smucker, Carolyn Snell, Mary Thewlis, Judy Rosenak, Kay Rosenberg, Vic Scheerer, Judy Schmidt, Donna Schooneert, Jim bbw ' . ,st .x ' l ,f,s a ..alQf-4 . f' L , if ' 1' f ,ff ' - 'Dx R' I, I 5 1 V A , f' fd' , Decorating the floats was one ofthe activities of these Junior boys: Tom Flnson, Eld W h V' and Gerald Wright. en e nes' lc Rosenberg Vanderwerf, Larry Van Dyck, Pete Vohland, Penny K 2 , f 45: Q.. 9 5 , f 2 1 I 4-5 Voice, Judy Waldeck, Mike Wehnes, Eldon Wenzel, Judy V-QQ.. White, John Willhardt, Dennis Wind, Don wright, Gerald Ziegler, Karen SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS, Left to right: Bob Adams, Susie Cummings, Sally Ward, and Kenny Holford. We Sophomores completed our second year under our able president, Bob Mose Adams and our vice-president, Susie Cummings. Sally Ward was secretary and Kenny Holford, treasurer. Our student council members were Judy Dummer and Chuck Zeigler. The advisors who did a good job guiding us '59ers were Mr. Ashbrook and Mr. Barnes . For our homecoming candidate we picked Judy Dummer, who was escorted to the dance by Ron Blumenshine . Our homecoming float, Noah's Ark, sailed smoothly into second place . The members of our class have been very active in school activities and this year we were represented in almost every school organization. -107- Adams, Bob Andell, Marilyn Arvin, Pat Aschenbrenner, Donna Bachman, Rodney Baer, Barbara B , asf s si Bally, Tom N 2 , B . ,, ,Vh.. , Baumgartner, Gerry ,I ' mh' , , ' B Behrend, Nancy if' B I y' ,,' N Ben, Mona Ra 2 ggi' 1 V' Q Boyd, Jerry M, 'o'. 1 H I 'kr ws, Brown, Judy Bradley, Ron Branson, Ron .. , .i. Broyles, Marcia Bruckman Joe 5 of IAAQ Q2 K.. Sophmore Dee Dee Lucas looks undecided after she receives her class pictures as Sami Mooberry looks on. A Q y , s Q, Burroughs, Calvin 2'- - sl.s ,L Cadwell, Clif ,-'-y 5. Castor, Linda X ,r y .L. , - r Cochran, Bob . 3' ,K M NQ Cummings, Susan ' . 'gl gggwfii ,.., ..-as M Curtis, Barb 2 , H S f ' 4 Davison Terry , ,V .. Dotzert, Elmer x , c 4 2 ,CC f M r , 0 'Q A Q' y Drum, Dale f Dubois, Robert f Duits, Allen .. . Dummer, Judy ws Y ' '- a Edw ards Judy In --,, H Esser, Sarah Evans, Dave Faubel, Jerry Foster, Fred Galland, Spence Garrison, Larry Gazelle, Loretta we '17 5 43 3 Gazelle, Louetta Giles, Paul Gilmour, Bruce Gossman John Gresham Micke Y ,tk gr , Gaaar ..,. is W S a S' ' .,,:',: as-7.-+ .529 ' if-A . 121 it S., 5 MA x I . K' 5 S T K' 1. , 'lr S HES 1a'Q Grigsby, Gretchen A- yy h ,, 1 'Am Q, Gunderson, George -Q I K f i 5' Hartman Sharon K as at x Uh. is l-lelmuth, Ardlth by Henry, Sharon if lt looks as though Gene Woodward is the Sophomore Romeo. Jones, Jo Ann Jones Wenda Johnson Jim Junk Mitchell Kelley, Kathryn 'iw Hutson, Joyce Hyten, lay Jackson, Kay I '- Hett, Sharon wi 1 . Q, '25 Holford, Kenny M .- xg, ,. ' fi f' CW Hunger, Dick 2 in qi , ..., - M lm fg ,TW it he we 4 . A x ,K .aww ,, . WM' rw J r , if R gl 6 Ke1ly.Don 'S ' , 0, Jones, Bill 'rdf I if L K.-- , f fav' 'sr KX. .av ls. ,- Q ,MJ 2 an A j i V A ' Kern, John hi A Kiddy, Tom in tx L Kufyirendall, Ken QQ... fi Le 1 er, L nda lv IP Lenz, Karen , Liggett, Amada 1, S ' A - y Lingenfelter, Dale ,gr Logan, Donna ' v ,, , WI Lott, Stephen fs' if Lynch. Par gg Q. Lucas, Delores K E ir rs' if - f -.yuh Q Lowe, Judy E .cc L , Q-1 MacMillan, Dan -' T Q... ,. Marshall, Gary :WK gy... HN S 5 4 -r Mason , Diana Mathews, Betty , M 1 is Q L 4 . S 5-Q A 'behind the scenes' shot as Delores Lucas and Gretchen . ff' - Grigsby spin the records at the Sock Hop. -:fl Q Q:-' Meyers, Jean . Millard, Sandra G r A Mooberry, Sami 4' t asia, use G? ,. S gf Q, . 95's sc: 'S ali? L 5 -. -H vv X ,M qi., P 4 ia Y Qfyr 'A 0 1511: L Morris, Anamarie Mosmey, Elaine Muller, Larry Nieukirk, Jerry Oldfield, Ilene E Ottoole, Greg Ott, Randy Patterson, Linda Peck, Lewis Perrin Carolyn Perry, Steve Pool, Mary Joyce ' ..:Z gg ' , , Potts, Dennis M J ,W z me 0 fi 'xr Quinn, Julie 5 s W3 'W T 3, Rader, Joyce ,Qing ' by s fr, f we-f Ravenscraft, Charlotte ' j Ray. Gary ii nn q 3 T fi '9 T ,E , :V s ,C f 2 'X p 4'-raw' VVA. A x ,f X V, S Reinholrz, Arlene r . y , Reno, Gail 'wal V ,vz ' . f AF ,-.. , T ' f 59:5 Rider, Dave G, 'LQ ,D W Roper, Bill -'-- V ..:. Q3-. 5' T Sands, Connie ' WhA Xl 3 is 5 V ' if g i fy, l r f Schmidt, Peggy rm l Schuc k, Jim ' I r f Qs Xi s . ,, ff, N 515' H fa xx . v,.- .gfstftz rm ' x ,f Wig? 1 'f fi is VY gift is N if - 1 . ' ' 1 ,,,s. . , . gf 'This ls a motor, Susie, Mr. Etter our driver's training instructor, explains to Susle Cummings. Smith, Gerald Smith, janet Smith, Joyce Snavely, Jim Stalter, Jim Stump, Donna Stump, Larry Summer, Carole Tanner, Edith Teffner, Irene Thomas, Lonnie Thompson, Sandy Tiezzi, Stuart Turley, Marcia Schmidt, Carol ,--C s as QAM? f Z .V I Lk 2 V rs. ' '72 s Slonneger, Sharon 'W i , grt t, - Small, Nancy i as f - f if I 2 ' Q ' ' - in' .X .53 MQW it 1 ,,,' 'Eg' we f 591 ,....... Ullom, Bill Vericker, Bill Ss Sophomore glrls worked many hours on their Home - coming float. Their entry placed second in the parade. ilu 36' Wagonbach, Janet Ward, Sally Weaver, Bonnie Wenzel, Pat Wiese, Donna Williams, Nancy Willis, Reggie Weigand, Kenneth Wilson, Allen Wissel, Sandy Woodward, Gene Young, Jane Zelgler, Chuck Zimmennan, Marlene ff X -4 ,, -t ,ft 5 ,. 4 's FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS, Left to Right: Tom Nelson, Jane Haas, Steve Roosevelt, and Larry Starr. With the help of our advisors, Mr. Stromberger and Mrs . Turner, we began our first year at W.C.H.S. Our class president was Larry Starr. Steve Roosevelt was elected vice-president: Tom Nelson, treasurer: and jane Haas, secretary. Marg Ebert was our student council representative. After surviving Initiation Day, we had Homecoming to think about. jane Haas was our candidate for queen. Our float, My Prayer, did not place for a prize, but we enjoyed working on it. It is always fun to experience some new adventure. That is the way we feel about our first year in high school, and we know we will continue to enjoy high school in our remain ing three years . --113- Abbott, John Aberle, Rachel Alexander, Otto Arnold, Nancy Ash, Sherrilyn Ashton, Janet Aylward, Pat Bailey, Bill Barton, Steve Berry, Garv Beebe, Jerry 4. '12 G a -3 - at , xii, 5 , ., K K 'I 4' w w f if 3. l r I fm aw, ' N ,J l 1 'Qi V gf ' 4, in sl. 2, X - .f ,Q ..., 'gk . A s g S b ,,, V3 Beenders, Barb g Q ,A 'V' 5 5 Belcher, Larry L f G' Q, . Berglund, Gary li, 'ET' W - , I .Ant X I A gi ,, Ber1ett.Jerry ,iv ,js ,sf,H1g,q QP? as 'im Blackburn, David Ou 'ur-'v S. i . If , , A 5 ' .lo . vw My 1' ., . fx Suu- Ns. ht L sno- 'Q v ggi Egfr-A The freshmen energetically put their Homecoming float together. Those putting their talents to use are: J. Thomas I. Wind, M. Smith, G. Berglund, J. Thomas, andM Hunzicker. Blac km an, Charles Bodmer, L lnda Boughan, Gerald Bradshaw, Theron Branson Suzan Caldwell Dianne Carrus Larry Casper Steve Clark Warren Collins, Joseph Coffman, Gary Coulter, Lynne Creemens, Janet Dayton, Lee Dingledine, Doug Esllglas, Lindell . SFI. Margaret -F K' , F Eilers, Renny , ' ,S an at Elliot, Wilma ,I at E ,gm f 'F Ernest, Mary ' i', ' d aww- F Essig, Dean A X 5 any 4- Faulkner, Judy Foreman, Beverly Fox, Jack Friend, Byron Fuller, Bobbie aa' a J' Q. Garrison, Harry Giles, Larry Gocker, Jackie Grimm, Don 431' fe it jf 'Ki kr H M 'YH KP' ff : 'L is --V .. , ji Q il-ii Gordon, John my A is I ., ,W ' ..,, r,i Gossmeyer, Bob in ' .-,: Steve Roosevelt and Otto Alexander use Ihell' Gray, John :gm Y X F noses to count floor boards on initiation day! Gresham, Steve , ,lbn gps - 'va - VAI: ,,, ,rrz F , 4 Grogg, Dellls Gullet, Bill Guth, Beverly Haas, Jane Hammond, Frances Haney, David Hastings, John Hauser, Bob Hazelwood, Jean Heil, Mary Heil, Paul N' uv. ,M 5 if 'hx-f P554 i fm- g f'-1 S 'Q' .A i f' 'av' -an 41: . fm ' it 'fat A '?'z1p' e R me '. , I W... he A W r 'Q -i 'll WT x X:- ,gn . 4:5 1 . .. 9 f 4 A 'ml' inf , A' ! ' a -Q -Br ,A 3 'kr-v 15 5 sz if Q, ,. . if , ,,., 'A Jones, Eddy Jones, Sally Kamp, Pat Kinsinger, Danny Helge, Richard --1 ,L Herlocker, Linda ' A llodel, Sharon 'L Hoke, Delorus ' Holford, Claud Holliman, Frank r H up tt 1':. . E If ,, Holmes, Ann Howell, Sherrie Hunziker, Harold Hunziker, Marlene Jefford, Richard Kimillgef. David Mary McKenna and Tom Nelson enjoy the freshman Knight, Jack If Gp, Cf' I if assembly as Mary endeavors to roll an orange to the floor without dropping it. Larson, Sandy Leiby, Jack List, Gary Lotz, Chris Lowe, lim McCarty, Curtis Q' McKenna, Mary Madden, John McCarthy, Marvin f McElfresh, Orville McWilliams, Steve Madlinger, Mary Martin, Joyce Matthews, Dorothy Maxwell, Donna Maxwell, Janet Meeks, Ronnie 14 Meyer, Dan Miller, Betty Miller, Sandra Mitman, Ralph Moore, Doris I' , 1 - , s-. 3 , VK It 1:-v , AV , Q .-A R , f J , 'Y A xksr.-.':'x'L' ' M in J 1. ,. fi A., 0- 4+ . Q,,. I 'H--f 'C 1 3. I L QL X - Morris, Dave , , Q - 4--1. D Morris, Steve 'Q 5 W -CDW M Q Nannie, Clifton All + 'f- Neil, Roger t - 1- Q diffs X fb ' D Nelson, Tom 'Sq-if, 'J' , fi' .t KN V., fi. Freshman Initiation proves fun for Mark ----'- How about V. -F' Q V QV VA Clifton?? ,slr ,V 4... 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