Wilmington High School - Wi Hi Yearbook (Wilmington, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1960 volume:

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D 4 Nl D 1 Ullhm ' O , 5 mo :S A ' 21, 5, it ' Ig f 4 U, f'I,m,, O Q f i,.Q?i' . , . , . A , 9 . .-7 wa- -..fnuup - -- --H --1 l---'Y V--ff--v wn1!Qpy1--H I N 1 FOR YOUR LASTING MEMORIES WE THE WI-HI STAFF OF 1960 PROUDLY PRESENT OU R ROAD TO SUCCESS I i TABLE OF CONTENTS o 41ljv E n, Cnr I ow QD we . no on M, 3 F N157 QA . 7 y If ,ON ACULT Q F ESMM S EN M092 f o s0PH J u M0 5 'Ps Ion :J Se nc T1 UI?-ff 'fs Q S ,SPD rx i n GH TUQ HI ES Nlog U , J ...VW . ,..,,n,,. .W T ,,..,K, -,.,,,. ,vkiw .,.,ppg-4, ... V .v ,.,. -aww-gi.. QF- mn.. ,. 4 . ' WE DEDICATE WITH PRIDE Many years of unfiring service +o Wii- mingfon High School. along wifh her cheer- fulness and cooperafion and genuine dedi- ca+ion To Jrhe 'reaching profession, have helped us, fhe class of '60, +0 make our choice for dedica+ion. I+ is wi+h sincere humili+y and appreciahon +ha'r we dedicafe +his, our I96O WI-HI, To MRS. FLORENCE LEMMONS. 4 r MISS PAT 156 lele ending sum glorious color elm alpine T eexoiteol in ,one l besl friend is eleven S in 'flue niglil firsl baffle . . , of rock filled wrflwgconcrele, hard +o qe+ lo carry ' Q o : Q . 'ruffle-paceol Fri- ggolces, bull-sessions. rrcles io iown .i . . daslwing home lo lallc lhe phone. We are Teen age-rs moving inlo a rising Crescendo K fha? malce our Road 'rruly a Teen-age one. years alieacl as we loolc back +o I959 and form pleasanr memory or lwo, Huis book will re- ed dreams and il will fulfill Hrs purpose ADMINISTRATICN - , ,, 5 7 , w W IH 5 f N 'gn 1 Mr Clnnfon Smocl Preslden? Mr Fred Francis Mr. William Woidling Secrefary BOARD OF EDUCATICN Mr. Mel Honhe Mr. Donald Morey Mr. Sianley Smifh Mr. Orville Yeager fBored of Educa+ion?l Hum-l Sl:m:mL PRINGIPAL El.:M:N'rAnv Pnn-u:lrAl. RDBERT JDNES CHARLES USWALT rwifmmgton-fozsnzo Community runit biatziat 209 qi LESTER -J. STEVENS, SuP:nlN'rzNo:N1' qflfifming ton, Uffinoia TO THE CLASS OF '6O: For the first twelve years you have been laying the educational foundation for your life. What you do in this world of today will depend entirely upon you. If one wants to be successful, it takes courage, determination, and hard work. Also, whatever walk of life you choose, you will be more successful if you know how to get along smoothly with people. Best wishes and good luck to all of you. l Sincerely, Lester J. Stevens 9 4.....1 , I0 BH SCHOOL PRINIIVPA ELEMENTARY Pmncnwm. ROBERT-JDNES CHARLES USWALT qfulfmington-l7ozsnzo Community qlnit Dbiatziat 209 QL LESTER J. STEVENS, Sunsmwrr-:NDEN'r qfwlfmingfon, Umnoia T0 THE GLASS GF '6O: As you leave our school and embark upon life's next great adventure, the best wishes of Wilmington High School go with you. Science is placing within your grasp powers of greater potential than has been at the disposal of any.generation in the history of man. What you do with the powers accorded you may well determine the preservation or destruction of our civilization. Use the gifts of God and nature as your NRoads to Success.n Hman 40. Qwest I i 5 5 5 S 4 ROBERT JU i L ' 35 s Q .f Q if 5 E it il -ze i 1 We-vs A N9 5 S' SL' gn QW? ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL HIGH SCI-II:II:II. PRINCIPAL NES CHARLES DSWALT qfmfmingfon-l7ozsnzo community qlnit biaizict 209 qi LESTER J. STEVENS, SUPERINTENDENT Flfyifmingiorz, Uffafrzoia TO THQ JLAn5 OF '6O: The nroad to success' is sometimes a crooked trail and the forks are numerous. You may at time take the wrong fork in the road. That won't mean that you are Hoomed for failure. Abe Lincoln fail in business and surveying, but who will deny that he was a successful president? Remember these thinqs, choose them with care and you will be successful. A person is a compos- ite of the thoughts he thinks, the books he reads, the friends he keeps and the things he desires to become. img S G fd' ,N M 5 3 Q' ff 'N ng X 5 1- 4 . ,xx , my I x ' '22iQaaiasaiwaaaaaai ,.. . X, QQ s, K X hw ll 4,17 ,ff ,. Doesf' wv'wf1r'e ww' f1wdnrcfS7 Vvwkmfg vs-rf We fmfa H? adm your sun did bmw m ff f i-,wg L , W- HAH 595 l'm becoming a pcrmaneni fixmref' W r EN xg- x XX S? WW! X .9 Siflf FACULTY 4 K '70 - G 05,5 DE-R90 2,0635-af' I newly Ng' f X L, 'M , Mrs. Omega Bailey, U.S. l-lisiory. Civics. She guided us by +eaching us Jrhe value of lilile quiz now and Then. Mrs. Kalherine Thompson, Lalin, English IV. She guided us by 'reaching us The 'Fundamen- 'rals of class behavior. Mr. Rober+ Mar+is, Business Law, Trigonom- eiry, Solid Geomelry, Plane Geomeiry, Year- book. He guided us by lalcing ihai disgraceful gum away from us. 11 Mr. Wal'I'er Plume, Physics, Chemisfry. l-le guided us by ireshening our day wifh lhe wonderful aroma from Chemislry lab. Mr. James Fenion, World Hisfory, Econom- ics. l-le guided us by leaching us 'rhe arf of iug- gling. Mr. James Zambon, Algebra. He guided us by 'reaching us 'rhal 4b3-36b2- 4Ob-60 equals-ii equals-well, he did help. Mrs. Ani1'o Reglin, English I, Spanish. She guided us by showing us how To say Si' Si', Senorila, wilh +ha+ oo-la-la. Miss Dorrii' Keirn, Shorlhand, Boolclceeping, General Business. She guided us by making brillianl' business sfudenls oul of us. Mr. Clifford Smiih, Hisrory. l-le guided us by frying io show us Thai some good ihings were done before we came info The world. Mr. Harland Hoffman, Agriculrure, Biology. He guided us by 'leaching us The difference befween a frog and a ral. Mrs. Nancy Grider, English. She guided us by irying lo make college-pre- pared seniors oui of sixlh-grade brains. 2 Z Mrs. Marian Wrigh'l', English Ill, Newspaper, Speech. She guided us by leaching us +o siuiier clear- ly. may Mrs. Joyce Plume, Family Living, Home Eco- nomics. She guided us by leaching us +o keep smiling even when +he dinner is ruined. --...ms -sin Mrs. Doro+hy Burns, Librarian. She guided us by leaching us ihai boolcs are To be read, noi wriiien in. Mr. Donald Kimpling, Band. He guided The band members by geliing all of +hem +o march in The same direciion. 4011 Miss Joyce Knighi, Junior High Music, Chor- us. She guided us by showing us lhal a lla+ singer isn'+ very sharp. Miss Nina Reed, English Il. She guided us by 'reaching us +he difference befween an adieciive and a pronoun. lThere is a difference isn'+ +here?l Miss Marlene Sfepaniak, General Science. She gu'ided us by showing us +ha+ General Science is no? in +he army. Mrs. Evelyn Dermoff, Typing. She guided us by making our goals easy +0 reach-we only have +o fype 95 words per minule. ...lb l A f A f .QU il . li 5 mow- Mrs. Mary C. Lewis, Typing I, Pracfical Mafh- emalics. She guided us by leaching us +ha+ 2 and 2 equals 5. OXYGEN iN MPP Mrs. Maxine Hoocl, Girls' P.E. She guided us by reaching us +ha+ speedball is basically a bloody fighi. Tv-'A-as-Stu: Mr. Rosemoni Jacobson, Boys' P.E., Shop. He guided us by showing us 'lhaf all people wilh 'lhe name of Jake-aren'+. Q., v Q ni:i W--fi ...sl k . .M , lj, L M Mr. Paul Siron, Boys' P.E., Shop. He guided us by leaching us Thai hammers are To be aimed ai sieel nails . . . no? finger- nails. W , sie . Mr. Edmund Murphy, Boys' P.E. l-le guided 'l'he foo+ball players by leaching 'rhem how 'ro play ring around The rosy and drop The handkerchief. 20 ws' Mrs. Margarel' Riley, 8+h grade English. Mrs. Goldie Nelson, 8+h grade Science. Spell- ing. Mr. Joseph Benningfon, English I. He guided Jrhe 'Freshmen by 'reaching 'lhem +ha'r courlesy has noi been forgollen. Mrs. Margaref Singlefon, 8'rh grade Arilh- meiic. Spelling. Mrs. Nan Nelson, 8+l1 grade Social Sfudies, Spelling. Mr. Ray G. Reglin, 7'rl'1 grade Reading-On fliography, Spelling. Mr. Roberf Jenkins, 8+lw grade Reading-On Hwography. 7-8+l1 grade Spelling. ....uuLrT'hg. Mrs. Kafherine Jackson, 7+l1 grade Spelling Arilhmelic. xv Mr. Edward Benge, 7+l1 grade Social Sludies. Miss June Marleau, Girls' P.E Miss Esfher Buller, 7+l'1 grade Science, Spell ing. Mrs. Alice Henderson, 7+l'1 grade English. Audrey Tlwonilin 1 QQ' C'- inn:-.Q Frannie Hari Virginia Menozi OFFICE GIRLS P-M., Mrs. Fessler IVIFS. DOIKG SUBSTITUTE wifi., Mrs. Smifia in 1 TEACHERS 23 Frank Maass, George Bexson. Clifford Green, Lucille lvlaass, Fred Leslina, l-lolberl' Bryan, Busfer Smifli, Gerald O'Connor CAFETERIA STAFF Grace Cracrafl Lillian Bal:-er Josie Burfon l CUSTODIANS Carroll Barlcalow Paul Burfon Marlc Surman David Hall FRESHMEN 1- U'--' 5 L ffi.-if XJ' ' x ff' jf 'X A xxx X aSK 'ix NX . 1 1 , 'R i T- . 1 I FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Sandy Lynes, Sharon Pickles, Diane Bannon, Rennae Smifh, Miss Sfepaniak Presidenr ss ......,,,ss, ....Y,,.,,. R ennae Smifh Vice Presideni' . ,,.s ,s,..,.,s,, S haron Pickles Treasurer , ..,,,......... Sandy Lynes Secrefary , ss,,,, ...,s,..,,. D iane Bannon Sponsor S, , , ,..,.s,,,v Miss Sfepanial: A FRESHMAN KNOWS NOT AND KNOWS HE KNOWS NOT Dale Billingsley Richard Billingsley Barry Boclc Jacob Brackell Gordon Cheney Linda Corriclc Bill Counfryman Don Cupples Jf3 7' Q i is PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Gordon Broclcrnan l larry Bulcher Linda Caldwell Richard Castle .1 V., if lf ' me fn 40' 'Cul' '39 Linda I-Xbbolf Mary Allen Richard Ball Diane Bannon P-.::' fulg 1 I Gary Fiscus Nancy Filzpalricln Jane Fosler Deborah Franklin Sharon Barr Joyce Beasley Norma Jean Bell Carol Beyer Janel' Cupples Lance Donahue Sue Dryer Richard Dyer Pefer Graham William Griffilh Roberl Gundy Milne Hannum -.44 -qc Bill Kalmler Janef Keeley Linda Kohl Sheila Lalwey Palricia Gardner Terry Garlinglon Wayne Gilberf Richard Goad Hr 1.4 No Monro l AVAILABLE Marilyn Lamberf Joe Lalham Joyce Laflriam Sharon Leyes Leo Harding Connie Hazel Bill Heqgie Bolo Heqgie Clwarles Hood Edward Hunler Linda Jones Judy Kalwler No Photo AVAIIAILE KM-H 5, x 'f'r Mark Linda Mood Carole Loebalca Jane Lovell Sanclra Lynes Mary Ellen McGra'rh ggnp, Edward McPhearson David Meracle Daniel Murphy 3' Kalhleen Murphy 'Q ? ' N., Elaine Nugenl' Pal' Nunley Roberi' Peavler Ray Pellon Marlene Peferson Sharon Pickles Richard Porferfield Yr -r vp.. Nn Fholo AVAILABLE Judy Richmond Donald Riley James Rynearson Rifa Rynearson Jack Mackender Larry Marlin Vera McBride Marvin McClellan QVKY Y 1 iv JlJAVl'llZ3 'rf uv'- Gene ProffiH Pefer Rampa Richard Reese David Rhodes Joseph Shear Palsy SmHl1 Renrgae Srnirh Sian Smifh Craig Wells Marcia Yeager Pauleffe Zap Bernadeffe Zazfemblo 2 -.......-J 4? Rulh Ann Slevens Cheryl Sloul Beverly Srrong Jerry Uhderwood X . Tim Smilh Ga ry Smock Lendell Snelgrove Ted Srallard Raymond Underwood Gwen Valenline Juanifa Van Duyne Dale Van Winson A wi N . 5? , Wiz? mug , .. Y 4 H 7 D h ' w f f f ZA as fig, ff-, AAV, ' ' NSS? f ,,- 3 -2 .'- A, ,sg Y TMI- f 1 Z3 ' .,',. 5 x ig ' .Q Q -f+ fx-. 45 M 1 W- r .1.:,,,,,. , , ' my l V b I .4 ,?,4,, .gy hw M, 1, :,.. .,.1:,,,,..,q , QW' 'iw -fr .KT 5...- vsrf Mi? W E H .M 5 wg, ev Yr.. 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R ay Curl Sponsor A SSSSSSSSSSSS Mr. James Zambon A SOPHOMORE KNOWS NOT AND KNOWS NOT THAT HE KNOWS NOT 473' fits' Terry Biffle Chrisline Brandon James Brown Phyllis Calhoun Connie Caviff Don Chaney 97 di' -v , anal' Joyce Brown Palricia Buller Gloria Calhoun Y Olive Bannon Jerry Beasley Sandra Begler Ronald Benge Jaclc Benlley Sieve Bingham K Charlene Cool: James Cooper Sharon Collon i fi ix 6 'E W6 I, John Crichlon w Kennefh Cummins PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Ray Curl OJ Marilyn Earily Karen Favero Ginger Feeney 'S Clwrisline Czys David Czys Bill Earling 'WY Diane Frosf Virgil Frosr PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE 27 Janer Findlay Helen Forsyflme Cl'1arloHe Frank Barbara Gall Marqarer Grubbs William Hall Bill Hammen ,4 .4 ,J Roberi Hannah Barbara Hayes Bill Hazellon Carol Gill Nancy Greggain LeRoy Grell NOT SHOWN x4 if Bonnie Irons Wanda Jones John Joula Carol Lewis Judy Long Franlc Losos Terry Keely Michael Kurfh Waller Laurel Bob l-lenlce Charlolle Henlze Richard Herfline hw Milce McKay Richard Menozi Milne Mills Sandra Holman John l-lornberger Marilyn l-luHon Richard Mann Donna Marlin Donna McCarville Carol Niehls Mary Ellen O'Brien David Olson Linda Rinlcer Leola Rood Sharon Ryan Suzanne Moore Edgar Moseley Pafricia Nelh John Scholes John Schmalz Linda Schumacher, Nancy Prosser Richard Ragain Donald Raridon George Pelfon Elaine Pierce Joan Proflfilf Eyvonne Reardanz Gerald Reardanz Gary Rinlc fur Susan Turan Jane? Vanclermarlc Donna Van Winson Jack Welch Dean Williams Roy Williams - YK, .,,k. is ,,.,, ,tE5,,.n5wEmT, -- -- Sue Schwarlc Jean Sliewmalce TOC 'US' . it-aj ,egg x 'F V Judy Slwewmalce PHOTO' Not Available ' PHOTO X Noi' Available Paul Vole Larry Ward Kennellw Warriner Pearl Yeager Cliarlolle Singlefon Sheri Slrobel Jim Slrong Q-J' Y Mining-uf A-.. And 'Fe f'zo'bone's cormecfed +o We foeborwe and +Fe--- So, wl'm's Sihas Mamer? Gee! There were onWy fwo in 'Here H155 morning. Who said 1ha'r?77 A good Wine sure comes in handy JUNIORS 7 Hi-gk S X X X f 1 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS ,,QY'F1', lawm- Russell Gilmour, Johnna Kifchell, Judy Baber, Nancy Soufhall, Mrs. Grider Presiden+ ,,.. A A .,., Russell Gilmour Vice Presidenf ,, , A ,, ., Johnna Kifchell Secre+ary . ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,-,,, J udy Baber Treasurer A , ,,,,eee, Nancy Souihall Sponsor ,,,e ,,.e, M rs. Grider A JUNIOR KNOWS BUT KNOWS NOT THAT HE KNOWS Elberi' Amos Tiger Pai' Amos Making Whoopie Elizabefh Ann Bannon Annie Ge? Your Gun Mary Barlralow Mary Lou Doroihy Ausfin Dungaree Doll Judy Babel' Teacl'1er's Pe+ Hans Bayer Boogie Bear Pafricia Beierman FaH'y PaHy Ci1ris'l'ina Barry Fake Ou? Philip Bau'l'er Baby Face Rei+a Bradley Rebel Rouser Richard Brandon l'll Be Seeing You Randy Black Large Charge Larrry Bowen Fla'r-Top Marilyn Cummins My l-learl' Sings Nancy Daily Yalce+y-Yak B Palricia Bruce Who Are They To Say Bill Cole The End it ill Dennison H's Been A Blue, Blue Day Margaref Downey Jus'r To Be Wilh You Fred Duffy GoHa Travel On Richard Ely We 60+ Love Juanifa Forsy'l'he Fai'rh Can Move Moun'lains Judy Frey Wedding Pafricia Fiscus All Shook Up Thomas Florian Young In Years Donna Glenney Russell Gilmour Don'1' Piry Me Gene Garrke Teasin' l'm Gonna Ge? Married Lana Glenney Sea Of Love Donald Goad Smoke Gels ln Your Eyes Jean Graham Lucky Ladybug Carl Hill Ramrod Jerry Hill Quiel' Village D Richard Hobbs Big Man Carolyn Howard My l-learl ls An Open Book Ron Howal' Bird Dog , Mike Huebner Too Young Gordon Hursl' Take Me Oul To The Ball Game Sandra lgoe l Sol Rhylhmu Sharon Jones Peek-a-Boo Jerry Juola Lovers Queslionu Sue Kahler l Will Love You Joe Kavanaugh Mr, Success Marilyn Kahler Call Me Jack Kahler Hlvloonliglil' Swim David King Boy Wi+l'1oul A Girl Johnna Kiichell Ruby Kavanaugh Sa+urday Dale Don Keeley l'm Gonna Be A Wheel Someday She Was Only Six'reen Sharon Korelc No One Knows Rosann Kral ll s All In The Game Faye Kleplc l-learlbearu Gene Klover Leave Me Alone eee fr gif ' 13 A 1, fw, ' ,if-i., ' .-,',' :-,if. John Mar+in Sofia Travel On EmmeH' McKeller Problems n u Ka+herine Long Growin' Prellier Charles Marshall Rumble Cafhy Meracle Friendly World Roberf Murphy Irish Eyes Are Srnilin' Paul Nacey Tall Paul Douglas Nay To Know Him ls To Love Him Sue Osburn Susie Darlin' Leslie Porlerfield Are You Really Mine Roberfa Newcomb Honeycomb Priscilla Nicholson Searcl1in' Judy Proffii' Queen Ol The Hop Bonnie Rabe Love ls All We Need Larry Rampa All American Boy Laurel Rasor ll l Give My Hearl To You Delmar Richards lv1idnigh+ Gambler Glen Richmond Jus+ Young Nicole Roberfson Midnigh+ S+roll Buck Rodgers Mr, Touchdown Fx, D Q. I 5 'gi lx Ii K w N J , PHOTO NDT AVAILABLE Richard Sanders Mr, Blue Earl Schmlalz Tip'roe Through The Tulips Joe Schul'I'z Beep Beep Gayle SchuHen Personalify James Sellers Don'+ You Jus? Know H Jack Sims l Wanf To Walk You Home Thomas Simpson Tom Dooley Judy Singleion The Nearness Of You Harold Smiih So Rare Kenny Smoclc A Some Kind Oi Ear+hquake Alexis Smifh Roclcin' Lady Chris Smifh In The Mood Pai Sfeward May You Always Diane Sfoclcwell Diana Nancy Soufhall Love Pofion No. 9 James Sianley I Go1:S1'ung Joel Treadman l'm A Man Jeanine Tomsheclc Tunnel Of Love Edward Sfrong Nine More Miles Gloria Sundine FaIlin' Rufh Wringer l'll Wall For You Helen Ziller My Happiness Richard Van Duyne Mexican l'la'r Rock Ronald Williams Mockinq Bird f TQ. sw is 1 if Q 1 W E 5 x 2 1-- --1 Wm Eg , AL, M ,M M l!g ?1 WWAKSX7-if-- ,,, ra-Q5-A ggiiiisfx ...- WE 0.5- 1 ' F541 5 .Li k-L, Q. as I H' 4,3 lu ' J f .vl- i W ,Q E PM ., ,E e ,::.'.,.,.....-.. x Q W,,,,,.,,..fm -11 , .,p- 4 54 SENICRS WX fXf X x f,, XXX f x X X f X SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS QR 9 Fw IW H Sue Shields, Susan Harfline, Joann Henderson. Don Caldwell, Mr. Marfis Presidenr ,w,A.,,,,,,,,,,., SA,S,,S,,w,V, D on Caldwell Vice Presiden+ ,,.S.,,, S,S, . Joann Henderson Secrefary , ,,,.S. ,, .,....,,, Susan HarI'Iine Treasurer .,,,, ..,,...,....,.,.. S ue SI1IeIdS Sponsor .,., ...... M r. Roberl' Mariis A SENIOR KNOWS AND KNOWS THAT HE KNOWS nl. , . . f.4ll!lr.'-..',,,,F .1 Luella Joan Albrighr Life is slworl'-Bul so am I. Bernice Kay Barbour Her friendship is WOFI'I'1 having. Cheerleader I: GAA I, 2, 3, 4: Treasurer GAA 3, Presiclenf 4: WI-HI 4: OpereHa 3: Glee Club I, 2. 3: Presidenl Glee Club 3: FHA I: Treasurer I, Secrelary 2: ISYM 3: GAA Leadership Camp 3: Pep Club I. Jack Barr Quie+ in appearance wi+Im molives unknown. Lafin Club I, 2: Baslcefball I, 2: Foolball I. 2: Base- ball I, 2. Richard Barr A man of few words is +I1e bes+ man. Baslcerball I. 2: Baseball I, 2. Jill Anne Basey I.i++le and so much fun. Laiin Club Ig WI-HI 4: Band I, 2: NHS 3,41 DAR 4: Homecoming Queen 4, Quill and Scroll 4. J. Merle BenneH Give him iimeg he'll gel 'rhere. John E. Billing You can'+ keep a good man down. Transferred from Highland High 3: Foo+ball 3, 4 Track 3, 4: NHS 3, 4. Margarei' Rose Borfh Nice fo look at grand +o know, her pep af games makes quile a show. Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Glee Club I: All-Slale Chorus I: Sfudenf Council I: Vice Presidenl 3: NHS 3, 4: Homecoming Afiendani 3. Thomas C. BurI'on Happy-go-Iuclcy, gay and free-nofhing exisfs Ihal bofhers me. WI-I'II 4: Baskelball I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4. Donald P. Caldwell Lover of fun and cloer of such, all in all he ac- complishes much. Lafin Club I, 2: WI-I-II 4: NI-IS 3, 4: Baskelball I, 2, 3, 4: Sluoleni Council I, Secre+ary 3, Presidenl 4: Vice Presiclenf 2, Presidenf 4: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 4. Judifh Ann Carpen+er Cour+esy and service are her besl vir+ues. Transferred from Roolsiown I-Iigh 3. W. Keiih Carfer Oh, how he loves 'ro prove he's right Lalin Club I: WiIdca+ 4: Track I, 3, 4: Band I. 2: Audio-Visual 3: Wresfling 4. Sharon Jean Cheney No'rhing greaf was ever achieved wifhoul enlhu- siasmf' GAA 3: FI-IA I, 2. John F. Cooper Then Coop will Iallci ye qads, will he Iallc! Lafin Club 21 Junior Play: Track I: Baslcelball 3, 47 Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Foolball I, 2, 3, 4. James G. Crichion A quief person-in The classroom. Lafin Club I, 2: Foofball I, 2, 3. Linda Louise Cummins She is quief-unlike mosf girls. Laiin Club I, 3: GAA 2, 3: Band I, 2, 3, 47 Li- brarian I, Secreiary 3: NI-IS 3: Red Cross 2. , rw-ww Y Dale L. Cupples A careful srudem'-careful mol lo over-do! Baslceiball I: Foolball 3. Llllie Davis Every woman has lwer devilish momen+s. Glee Club li Wildcal 4: FNA I, 2, 3, 4. Diane Margaref Dorsey Keep cool and you command everybody. Lalin Club I, 23 Scribbler I, Presidenf lg Pep Club I7 Band I, 2. 3. 4: Sludenl Council I, 2, 3, 4, Vice Presidenl 2: Junior Play: Allernale Girls' Slale 3: NHS 3. 4: Wl-l-ll 47 Quill and Scroll 4. Joseph J. Earfley My voice you seldom hear, buf This is because I lbinlc more llwan l speak. NHS 3, 4. William R. Ely, Jr. Quie'r men are al limes mosi surprising. Pairicia Sue Evans The milclesf manner and lhe genllesf heart GAA I. 2. 3: Junior Play: Glee Club I, 2: FHA 2: Homecoming AH'enclan+ I. Karen Lee Findlay l have lived and I ralher like il. Lalin Club 3. 4. Sharon Kay Findlay Sharon hafh a beaming eye, buf no one lcnows for whaf il beame+h. Pep Club I. 2. Raymond J. Fifzpafriclc Cul off my whiskers? l'd ra'rher lose my ears. Foofball I, 2, 3, 4: Track I, 2: Baseball 3, 43 Wresl ling 4. Arda Marie Frank Dark is her hair and Franlc is her name, and being friendly is her fame. Lafin Club I, 2: GAA I, 2, 3: PNA I, 2, 3. C. Leslie Friddle I-Ie's a good boy in school, bu+ have you ever seen him any ofher place? Lafin Club I, 2: Magic Club 3, 4: Baseball I: Wreslling 4. Pafricia Ann Gambee She has a gen+le smile and a lcindly word +o say. Transferred from Minoolca High 2: GAA 3, 4. ff 63 Dwighi' L. Gilberl' IIVVIIGI is worII'1 doing al all is worI'I1 doing well.' Transferred from Walerman High 2: Traclc 3.4. Sandra Jean Gilmour This world belongs Io Ihe energe+ic. Lafin Club I. 2: GAA I. 2. 3. 4: Band I: I, 2, 3. Judiih Lee Granzig Never foo busy +o ioin in Ilwe fun. Pep Club I. 2: Sluclenl Council 2: Presidenl 2 Gail Carolee Haas I'm noi a IIirI', I'm iusl good-na'rured. Transferred from Joliel Township 23 GAA 2. 3 FHA 4. Lalin Club I, 2, 3: GAA I. 2, 3: Glee Club I Roberi' J. Hammen Jolly and cheerful and happy all day-a likable fellow we all say. in Club I: Foofball I, 2. 3: Traclc I, 2. 3, 4: Band I. 2, 3. 4: All-S+a1'e Band 4: Magic Club 3. Michael J. Hanko The fulure is purchased by +he present Transferred from Sfephen Decalur High I. Susan Juclifh Harfline Always laughing, always gay. always ready wilh somefhing lo say. Transferred from Sl'u++gar1' High 2: Lafin Club 2. 3: GAA 2, 3: WI-Hl 4: Junior Play: Secreiar 4: Fuiure Teachers 4: NHS 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 4. Carolyn Lee Hayes Wha+ever she did was done wi+h so much ease. Lafin Club I. 2: FNA I, 2. 3: GAA 2. 3: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Opereffa 3: NHS 3, 4: Library 4: All-S'ra're Chorus 4. John R. Heck l came fo school lo s+uoly, buf I soon qol over Thar. Wreslling 4. Mary Joann Henderson Full of fun, and a goocl sporl is she. Transferred from S+. Francis 3: GAA 3: Junior Play: WI-Hl 4: Vice Presidenl 4: FTA 4, Presidenl: NHS 3, 4, Quill and Scroll. Jo Anna Hobbs She smiled and The shadows deparledf' Lalin Club l, 2: GAA I, 2, 3. 4: FHA 3: Junior Play: Band I, 2, Secrefary 2: Treasurer 3: FNA I, 2: Furure Teachers Vice Presidenl 4: NHS 3, 4: Girls Slale 3. Ralph E. Jackson, Jr. l-le's never been known lo bolher anyone. Lafin Club I: Band I, 2, 3, 4: S'ruden+ Council 3, Presiclenl' 3. Donna Rae Johnson Who firsi' invenled worlc and bound +l1e free and rejoicing spiri+ down? Lafin Club I, 2: GAA Ig FNA I, 21 Band I, 2, 3, 4. Sandra Lee Jones Never worries. never will. GAA I: Glee Club lg Pep Club I, 2. Janei' Kay Jorn Nol'+oo sober, no+ 'foo gay, buf a real girl in every way. Glee Club Ip PNA 2. 37 Pep Club lg PNA Vice Presidenl 3. Dale H. Kane H's grand To be a senior. buf a junior has my l'1ear+. Baskerball I, 2. Phillip C. Kaveny None buf himself can be his parallel. Transferred from Jolief Cafholic 27 Foolball Man- ager 47 Audio-Visual 3. 4: Track 2: Jr. High Drum Maior 4: Band 2, 3.4. 4, Gerald L. Keeley AlI's righl wifh 'rhe world. Lalin Club I, 2: Boys' Siaie 37 Junior Play: Siudenl Council 4: WI-I-II 4: Nl'-IS 3, 47 Quill and Scroll 4. James W. Kempes I live for fun and fun I have. Baslceiball I. 27 Track I, 2. Darla Kleplc A good hear+'s worfh gold. PNA I, 2: GAA 2. v--'T--1--1.7-f-U g I -'Ig'-:few--fre-my-,,,,.'.f' ,W Jack R. Lair Ever man is as Heaven made him, and somefimes ' y il a Ii++le worse. Track 2: Band I, 2, 3.4. George F. Lamping Sor+a' bashful, kinda' shy: noi a+ all a bad guy. Eugene E. Lafimer Don'+ believe a word of il-l'm noi' a ladies man. Lalin Club I, 2: Baskelball I, 2, 3, 4: Track 3: Sfudenf Council 4: NHS 3, 4: Baseball I. John T. Long Any iob looks easy when somebody else is doing il Laiin Club I: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Band Vice Presidenf 4: High School Band Drum Major 4: WI-HI 4. 69 S'I'ephen V. Long Don'+ wake me unless il s a woman. Lalin Club I. 2: Foolball I, 2. 3, 4: Baseball 2 Track 3. David O. Marlcwell l'm sure care is an enemy of life. Foolloall I. John E. Marshall Small in s+a+ure bu+ o+herwise great Transferred from Jolief Calholic High 2. Judifh Ann McKay Hang sorrow! Care'll kill a cal. Transferred from Jolief Township High 2: La'rin Club 3: GAA 3. ca V r 1 George T. Miller When work and pleasure clash. le? The worlc go To smash. Track I: Band I, 2: Foo+ball 3: Wilclcaf 4. Bonnie Ann Moews No mailer whai ofhers will be, she will always be herself. Lafin Club l, 2: FNA 2, 3: Junior Play: Band I, 2. 3, 47 NHS 3. 4: Band Presicleni 4. Richard M. Nunley l shall go sof+ly all my years. Baseball 3. Judiih Ann Olive'Hi help one ano'rher. Library 2. 3: FHA 3, 4: FNA 4. l To live is no+ 'l'o live 'For one's self alone: le'r us Joseph V. Palermo Whenever l feel 'rhe urge +0 exercise coming on. I lie down uniil i+ passes over. Track I, 2, 3, 4: Fooiball 2: Audio-Visual 3: Wresl- ling 4: Wildcal 4. P Margarei' Mozelle Pa'H'erson Con'renfmen+ is beHer Than wisdom. Transferred from Yokahama American High GAA 3, 4. Alice Marie Pickles The mildesf manners and +he gen+les+ heart Edie Ellen Purcell To go back +o Ireland is her dream. Glee Club 3. Carlo J. Rampa Life is iesi and all 'rhings show if. Lalin Club I. 2. Rober+ J. Rink S+rongesi' minds are offen Those which +he noisy world hears least FFA I. 2. 3: FFA Treasurer 2. 33 Baseball 2.4. Sharon Louise Rub The wearer of a smile 'rhaf spells friendship. Laiin Club l, 2: FNA I, 2: GAA I, 2, 3.4: Junior Play: GAA Vice Presidenl' 4. Carol Ann Schaal Jus+ call me a scholar-lei +ha'r be my praise. Lafin Club I, 2: GAA I, 2, 3.4: Glee Club l, 2. 3. 4: Operefia 33 ISYM 37 FTA 4: Junior Play: NHS 3, 41 Wl-l'll 4. ' 73 Darleen Faye Sco'H She was born wilh ihe gill of laughferf' GAA I, 2, 3. 4: Glee Club I. 2, 3: Pep Club ll: Library l: FHA 2, 3, 4: Opereila 3: GAA Leader- ship Camp 4. Carol Ann Shanks The golden blondness of her lresses, and, oh. ihe slyle wi+h which she dresses. Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club I: Homecoming Arlendani 4. Sue Ann Shields Sue really is a blond, and of her, we are all fond. GAA 3: Junior Play: NHS 3, 4: Treasurer 4: Wl-Hl 4: FTA 4: Quill and Scroll 4. Donald R. Smiih His nor good +ha+ man should be alone. Transferred from Galion High 2: Boys' Siafe 37 Junior Play: Track 3. Transferred from Virginia High 2: La'l'in Club 2: flurry- e i-- - ,i I-syn, sl . W. Fred Smifh To srudy would be a wasI'e of midnighl oil. Band I: Foo+baII I. 2, 3. 45 Track 2. Priscilla Lynn Smi'I'h None buf herself can be her parallel. Lafin Club I, 2. 31 GAA I: Glee Club I, 27 Pep Club I, 2: FNA I, 2. 3: Audio-Visual 4. Margaref Ann Sorenson Laugh and live only as youlh can. La+in Club I: S+uden+ Council I: Library 2: GAA 2, 3: Homecoming Affendanl 2. Sieve Turan S+eve is here, Sieve is +here, Sfeve is heard mosl everywhere. Transferred from Jolier Ca+hoIic High 4: WiIdca+4 Daniel L. Undersfahl Very few Things mailer and nolhing mailers very much. Baseball I, 2, 3, 4. Joyce Diane Underwood Wha'rever she did was done wi+h so much ease. Glee Club I. 2. 33 Operelfa 3. fi ScoH' Vercelli Grea+ big fellow wiih a well buil+ frame. FFA I. 2, 3: FFA Secrefary 2, Presidenf 3: NHS 3 Harold W. Wringer Oppor+uni+y may knock. buf 'rempfafion more offen rings 'rhe bell. Transferred from Loclcpor+ High 2. Working hard . . . or hardly working?f7? Of Course! we undersfand As I was saying . . . Oh, I forgot Mr. Idy'5 Ci+i19n5,???? Have Suif, WMI Travel! I Think V can use Hwe shorf form, HWS 'EGM' WW Simple' GOV , 103 I' WhaT was Thai, Ray? WEN shaii we discuss? Sdy CVWSSSGW i ,gn ny, f - -I-uqwl vs X. A 0 Oh, spare me-, vHlain! VSWSVGQG diy af W,H.S.j My, I fhink This peanuf is gWued fo H16 Hoof! ui+ sampling fhe merchandise! WheVe'5 We Pdinx Sandy? lYou miglwf ge? sick., ' T- QS35 I SE! is -1'- i Qi i - .- 1 lille!! N bf? .5 , ' X ' GN U1 Cm' 1, m u- i. X 80 ffx ff 15 7' 3 fQ,?v- 1- z N12 I 1 ACTIVITIES F NA GROUPS gl? HON A FTA GA F HA I Us FAFIMEN I ,E I X gxww Sue Shields, Kay Barbour. Jill Basey, Diane Dorsey. Philip Bauler. Carol Schaal, John Long. Joann Henderson. Don Caldwell Jerry Keeley Tom Burfon, Susan Harlline Eclilor Y,,, Associale Eclilor Business Manager , Facully Edilor Class Eclilor , Subscriplion Manager Sporls Edilors , , Concessions A Pholographer Copy Edilor . Ari Edilor 82 WI-HI STAFF Diane Dorsey . . Joann Henderson Jerry Keeley Jill Basey Kay Barbour ,, ,,,,,,,,,.,.,.,.. Sue Shields Don Caldwell. Tom Burion John Long , , Phil Bauler Carol Schaal Susan Hariline Jlv STUDENT COUNCIL Sealed: Judy Singlelon, Secrefary: Don Caldwell, President Sfanding: T. Vercelli, G. Peaver, L. Adams, J. Keeley, D. Dorsey, C. Bever, R. Gilmour, R. Smillw, B. Hall, C. Frank, J, Sfanley, P. Nellw, G. Lalimer, R. Curl. COLLEGE NIGHT Sealed: V. Wesoloski, M. Yeager. Sfandingz C Jeffries, J. Woolwine, B. Souflwall, J. Frosl, D Howard, W. Bruce. 5 mr -- E ga. ,....!i . 1- Q W ' U wlLDcAT ST P , 3 PROJECTIONISTS Le'H 'lo righh Delmar Richards, Jack Maclcender, Dale Van Winson, Larry Ward, Don Cheney, and Mrs. Doroihy Burns. Don Caldwell and Gene Larimer Gene and Don were among 'llne 'For'ry siuclenls who aHencled +l1e Summer Sciene Training Program a+ Wesfern Michigan Universily during +lie pas+ summer. Included in 'rheir sfudies-were nuclear phy- sics and an infroclucfion +o calculus. GIRL AND BOY STATE .gs G 3 Donald Srnifln, JoAnna Hobbs, Gerald Keele-y ALL-STATE CHORUS ILLINOIS SUMMER AND BAND YOUTH MUSIC Nancy Daily, Carolyn Hayes, Carol Ann Schaal, Kay Barbour Sandy Igoe Q a-.,w-' i I f .. . . 42 1. QSZTSQQRIQ M ' . -xv . -, :K ,. - Q1--Nfmx H. -sf 'G , Q A wry: I ..k, k Mg, - Firsf Row: M: Lambert C. Coolc, P. Yeager, C. EarTly, E. Reardanz, D. Bannon, W. Jones, H. ForsThye, R. Bradley D T a Jones, A. Srnrlh, Miss KnighT. Second Row: S. Jones, J. Long, S. Leyes, L. Rasor. K. Long, G. SchuTTen, P. Calhoun, 6 Calhoun M Cummins O. Bannon, M. HuTTon. Third Row: C. Schaal, C. Lewis, M. Kahler, C. Hayes, N. Roberlson, J. Brown. P. Beirrnan P Nefh B Haye CaviTT, C. SingleTon, H. Ziller, D. VanWinson. GLEE CLUB The Glee Club made iTs TirsT public appearance This year aT The ChrisTmas Vespers The junior high chorus and The TiTTh grade oT CenTral School appeared wiTh Them The main proclucTion OT The school year was The Spring ConcerT. Under The direcTion oT Miss Joyce Knight The DebuTeens was formed. They presenTecl a program aT The King's Daugh- Ters' ConvenTion held in WilmingTon and aT a PTA rneeTing. They also parTicipaTed in The ChrisTrnas Vespers and The Spring Con- cerT. Members are Carol Schaal, Sharon Leyes, Diane Bannon, Nancy Daily, Carolyn Hayes, CharloTTe HenTze, Barbara Hayes, PaT NeTh, and CharloTTe SingleTon. DEBUTEENS 'w.. ,ww WILMINGTON HIG Firsf row: S. Igoe, J. Vanderrnarlc, J. Kifclwell, C. Henize, B. Moews, D. Dorsey, G. Hurst P. Nicholson, C. Singlelon, M. O'Brien. Second row: R. Sievens, N. Prosser, D. Jolmson, M. Yeager, L. Abbolf, J. Kalwler, J. Kee-ley, J. Long, L. Cummins, T. Garlinq+on, B. l-lenke L. Bowen, H. Bufclwer, D. He-rfline, D. Mann, J. Lair, R. Jackson, D. Ely. Third row: C. Hazel, S. Dryer, P. Kaveney, Mr. Kirnpling, J. Brown, E. Mosley B. Harnrnen, S. Snnillw, P. Bauler ,B. l-lezelfon, J. Profil, D. Riclnards R. Hellman, J. Criclifon, S. Collon, D. Olson, F. Duffy. 88 CHOOL BAND Wi U A ' Stk W--0 Under The direcnon of Mr. Donald Kirnpling, The Wilminglon l-ligh School Band presenled lhe loolball fans wilh a variely of hall-lime shows. Two of lhe las?-srepping shows included a carnival lhenne and a weslern lherne wilh a commercial. The W.l-l.S. Band won lirsl place while parlicipaling in lhe homecoming parade. They compeled againsf 'rwo drum and bugle corps, a Scollish marching band, and The Laraway and Coal Cily Bands. The band also provided hall-lime enlerlainmenl during baslcelloall season. All lypes ol music were played, including: lhe wallz, 'rhe march, and jazz. Sludenls from Coal Cily, Mazon, Minoolca, Morris, Seneca, and Wilrninglon parlicipaled in The Third Annual Morris Feslival. Approximalely 'rwenly-live Wilminglon sludenls played in lhe Symphonic Qrcheslra. Twenly sludenls were in +he Concerl Band. 89 K fa'-fm , J 'N WILMINGTON JUNIO Firsf Row: J. Ropuforurn G. Jobnson K. Lanfz, L, Richards. L. Jackson M. Ferrlss P, Burfon M, Duncan. N. Ferriss K. Kolb, R. Greff. Second Row: L. Benson C. Wafcber, D, Frey, P, Bowen. S. Jefferies, D. Dryer D. Hlffard R. Roos, G, Reese, D. Bowker, D. Gray, J. Jackson J. Kelfz R. Pafferson, E, Gerber, P. Francis, B, Hermes, R. Frosf, R. Nay J. Sharp. A, Carfer. Third Row: M. Cipra S. Srnfflw, M. Howard, S. Bufcber, M. Robb, P. Kaveney. J: Briggs. L, Baber, J. Leyes, N. Harffine, H. Sfafford, B.CFUfCL1f ffefd R. HKU M. Reyefs Mr, Kinwpfinq, J. Benneff, F. Kraf. J. Caldwefl, M. Krfcbeff R. Henfze K. Proffff, T. Verceffi L. Carr P. Duffy, R. Mayne R. Mayfield. 90 HIGH SCHOOL BAND mumps The Junior High Band, under 'rhe direcfion of Mr. Don Kimpling, had a very fine year. Though fhey didn'+ parficipafe in foo many ac+ivi+ies, 'rhey showed us a very excellenf half Hme show af one of 'rhe foofball games. They also enfered in +he Homecoming parade and presenfed a wonderful Chrisfmas concerr. Johnna Gordon Kilclwell Hursf Linda Mary Ellen Cummins O'Brien Charloffe Henrze JOl'1n Long Sue Dryer Jaclc Lair Dick Ely Ralph Jackson Mary Ellen O'Brien Priscilla Nicholson Clwarloife Singlelon Judy Kahler Connie Hazel , ..,, . ,M ,W .o.,,., ,,,. we .V ,.,e,.w,,.:,.,.,,..,mo,. ,.,.e,..,.,-.,:.f- QP' Q 0 'W A 'T , W I' 'Q ip . 'CU Q u -Qi 'A L3 1 ' - w , , .Mk 5 y si A Q wi- Q 1 SY wx. -fa-1...w Q. X .L ww Q-,AS V is .sq fl :fir , if gg, fy I ff -X ,wi ,V W i Lg, gg if' .Q Q41 ,.. in I A R9 TV 'Z in E n W Y? F I qi f 1 3 if if fix ' 3 W A 5 uf ,Q .V fx 5 A 4,-' fi ,ya .xii E 5 Hi? Ag Qi B if M 1-.W x , as .-up ,Sk nik-Wh-M' Wg' yi!!! s f VCE 25 12551: 1713 - .Q My 5 3 'Wg 2? 5- 5 :lx-. ,, . 1 , Q ff 4 - 0- Q N, Z N , V... H51 33 , , ,, ,..5 K ,M :re w2HEM'?fif A Mm fn -M-.gy-H-W -'W M G QQ. wi My mir N 5 Y. 1 4, K ,,,,m: F 6 ,,.-a , 94 - S ff - an--H si' 3 ':i Y Z3?i'-I TI. f. X, is , 4.55 Q, 5, Nw Q., .Liz ,S S Wx 3 1v ' SPANISH CLUB Fron+ Row: Mrs. Regiin J. Sims, F. Smiih. D. Dorsey, J. Sfaniey, E. Pierce, A. Bannon. Second Row: R. Kral, P. Zap N. Beli, C. Cyze, Y Reardanz, D. Frosi, J. Findlay. Third Row: C. Hazel, V. McBride, N. Fifzpniriclc, M, Yeager, R. Srniiii, B. Moews K. Findiay. Back Row: S. Lyne Dryer, G. Lafimer, S. Biqlnarn, T. Keeiey, D. King, C. Marsbaii, W. Giiborf. Ku' QUILL AND SCROLL Fron+ Row: D. Dorsey, S, Harfline, J. Basey, C, Sciwaal, J. Henderson, P. Amos R. Kraf S. Igoe N. Souiinaii, A. Bannon. Back Row: D. Caid weii, S, Shieids, G. Keeley, P. Eauier, D. Ausiin. 95 - I W, GAA First row: R. Srnillw, M. O'Brien, D. McCarville, S. Rub, K. Barbour. C. Meracle, R. Bradley, S. Begler, G. Feeney, J. Tomsheck. Second row L. Porferlield, J. Kalwler. C. Hazel, E. Pierce, D. Frosl, P. Garnbee, S, Gilmour, C. Howard, M. Lambert Third row: N. Prosser, J. Vander mark, C, Sclwaal, J. Hobbs, M. Palferson, M. Yeager, L. Hogan, S. Dryer. Fourih row: Mrs. Hood, D. ScoH', J. Baber, J. Proffif, S. Turan S. Ryan. Officers: Presidenl, Kay Barbour: Vice President Sharon Rub: Secrelary, Nancy Soulballg Treasurer, Judy Prolfilg Social Chairman, Clwarlolle Henlzeg Program Cbair- man, Donna McCarville: Sponsor, Mrs. Maxine Hood. FNA Seafed: J. Kifchell, J. Singlelon, S. lgoe, J. Olivefli, Mrs. Richards, S. Moore, J. Lovell, L. Hogan. Sfanding: R. Kavanauglw, N. Prosser. J Proffir, L. Rood, M. Kaliler, L. Schumacher, 6. Feeney, J. Long, S. Barr. MI O'Brien, B. Zaziemblo. , I LATIN CLUB Firsf row: Mrs. Thompson, B. Gall, L. Caldwell, L. Hogan, J. Crichfon. D. Keeley, S. Smilh, M. McClellan, P. Rampa, D. Williams, W. Lau- rel. Second row: D. Marlin, H. Ziller, P. Buller, S. Leyes, P. Nunley, J. Keeley, R. Slevens, D. Raridon, T. Smilh, L. Snelgrove, E. Hinds, B Smi+h. Third row: J. Miller, J. Lovell, J. Vanderrnarlc, J. Kiichell, M. O'Brien, N. Greggain, S. Ryan, S. Turan, S. Lahey, M. McGrath, K Findlay. Fourfh row: T. Florian, D. Ely, F. Losos, J. Scholes, R. Rynearson, L. Jones, D. Bannon, C. Loebalca, L. Rinlrer, J. VanDuyne, D. Frank lin, E. Schmalz. 1 i '00 2- 5 3'-ng? gi .iii FUTURE TEACHERS C. Sfoul, P. Zap, N. Bell. S. Shields, M. Lambert C. Singlefon, Miss Jones. Sponsor: L. Kohl. Librarian: S. Harfline, Publiciiy: C. Schaal, Secrefaryg J. Hobbs, Vice President J. Henderson, President 97 rl ifxtw N Q. -Z mf. W' uf FHA S. Begier, G. Haas, N. Greqgain, C. Srnglefon, Mrs. Piume, J. Proffir, D. Scoff, C. Henize, J. Ollyerfi, P. Gardner, G. Valenfine Officers: Presidenr, Judy Proffifi Vice President Darleen SQOH: Secrerary-Treasurer, Carol Lewis: His- forian, Sandy Begler7 Parliamenfarian, Charlo+Jre Henrzeg Sponsor, Mrs. Joyce Plume. Seafedz B. Porferfield, B. G-riffifln, N. Bell, D. Marfin, L. Kohl, R. Smlfln. Standing: M. McKay, B. Hayes, R. Cas+le, R. Reese, E. Hinds D Van Winsen, S. Leyes, Mrs. Reglin, Mrs. Burns, Mrs. Thompson, M. Cummins, D. Van Winsen, P. Zap, S. Schwarlc, P. Beirman. 98 Tom Arsdale . as Okie Sfimpson Y, Peaches Carfer . Babs Slanford Anihony Arsdale Auni Caroline GlRL Sl-lY c,,,,,,,,,Jaclr Sims ,,...,,.,c,,,Dave King ,....,Y-Judy Singlefon Igoe a Hobbs ,.....,c.,Margare+ Downey llsf nighf Nancy Souihall l2nd nigh? Sylvia Webs+er . ........,..,.,,,,,v,,. Susan Osburn Dean Marlow .eee.ee ......v,,,,,,,,,,w D on Keeley Birdie La Verne .,..... .,.. . .. ,..., ,,,Rober'I'a Newcomb Chuck Mayo .,,w.w,,..,.,,,,.,,...,,wV,w,,,,. .......,.,,, R uss Gilmour Alfred Tennyson Murgaioyd ....,.. .,.,v,,,, B ucl: Sml1'h As+hma .e.e,,.,,Ae,..ee,eew.,A.ieeeiee,iee ,, ,.A,, Judy Baber The sfory revolves around a Girl Shy college boy. Tom Arsclale, who finally gels hooked by his maid who is noi a maid bui a spoiled rich girl named Babs Sianford. Wiih Okie S+impson's forwardness, Peaches Carl'er's pep, La Verne's rise lo fame. and Alfred Tennyson Murga+oyd's new love af- fair, fhe s+ory proved To be anolher Junior Class success. Magazine Campaign Prizes High Salesmen of our I96O Magazine Campaign Second high salesman: Ru+h Ann S+evens Firs+ high salesman: Delmar Richards Prize Winners SPORTS ROAD To f -- X E: fa Tcilrsgsy ' 7 2 if:---'Z' 60 Mm-:S I wu.ocnTs I eoeoao 1 IOI Leff fo righfz Queen Jill Basey - Escorl' Dick Parish: Senior Allendanl Carol Shanks -- Escorl Jim Woolwinep Junior Aflendanl Judy Singlelon - Escorl Ed Glenneyg Sophomore Allendanl Margarel Grubbs - Escorf Dick Hobbs: Freshman Allenclanl Rennae Smilh - Escorl Chuck Marshall. Firsf Place -- Jaycee Floaf . Senior Queen and Allen fa R 1s s.f 'lf dan? 91 ai , 1 1 1 f 4 V I I I . 1 '51 I z A 57 ' -. ' Nw.. Don Keeley, John CrichTon, Chuck Marshall, Bill Hall, STeve Long, Earl Schmalz, Dick Hobbs. STanding: Buck Rodgers, Paul Nacey. Don Raridon. Fred SmiTh, and John Billing. WilmingTon 26 Plainfield 6 WilmingTon, wiTh The aid of TD's by John Billing and Fred SmiTh, rallied in The second half and gained a 26-6 vicTory aT The hands of Plainfield. WilmingTon 6 CreTe-Monee I3 The WilcaTs rallied in The fourTh quarTer, buT iT proved To be Too laTe as They Tell before The Warriors I3-6. Buck Rocigers scored The only WilmingTon Touchdown of The nig T. Wilmingfon I8 Kaneland 35 The 'CaTs were smofhered by a huge Kaneland line as They came ouT on The shorT end of a 35-I8 score. Keeley, Nacey, and SmiTh Tallied in a losing cause. WilmingTon 6 Bradley I8 A very weT and dreary Homecoming game saw Bradley down The Wildcafs I8-6. Don Keeley scored The only Wil- mingTon TD in The second quarTer. IT was The second con- secuTive defeaT for The 'CaTs in conference play. WilmingTon I9 CenTraI 38 The WildcaTs Tried hard buT fell To a sTronger CenTral Team 38-I9. This loss gave WilmingTon a 0-3 record in con- ference play. I04 WilmingTon 7 ST. Pafricl 40 The Irish swamped WilmingTon 40-7 in The baTTle of The Mud Bowl. The only Wildcaf TD was The resulT of a pass from Rodgers To Hobbs. WilmingTon 34 Lemonf 7 ln a non-conference duel. The 'Cafs rolled over LemonT 34-7. Paul Nacey and Fred SmiTh each scored Twice while Buck Rodgers Tallied once as WilmingTon gained iTs second vicTory in seven sTarTs. WilmingTon 53 ST. Anne 6 The WildcaTs rolled over ST. Anne by The score of 53-6. Rodgers provided for 3 WilmingTon TD's, SmiTh and Hobbs each scored once. WilmingTon's final game againsf Momence was canceled due To inclemenT weaTher. Thus The WildcaTs ended The sea- son wifh an overall record of 3 wins and 5 losses. and I and 4 in conference play. x me-mlkisvi ,., i KA we mf, mv 73 wg, ., ,x V 9 .AM I'IaIibacIc, 5' IO End, 5' RAY FITZPATRICK Senior, l55 Pounds Guard, 5' 6 STEVE LONG Senior, I9O Pounds Guard, 5' IO FRED SMITH Senior, I4O Pounds Fullback, 5' 6 JOHN BILLING JACK COOPER Senior, I65 Pounds Senior, I60 Pounds I0 HANS BAYER Junior, I44 Pounds Guard, 5' 6 DICK HOBBS Junior, I7O Pounds End, 6' 4 CHUCK MARSHALL Junior, I60 Pounds Guard, 5' 8 JOHN MARTIN PAUL NACEY Junior. I60 Pounds Junior I40 P , ounds Tackle. 5' 9 Halfback, 5' 6 BUCK RODGERS DON KEELEY Junior, I45 Pounds Junior. I75 Pounds FuIIIaacIc, 5' 8 End, 6' 0 EARL SCHMALZ Junior. I65 Pounds Tackle, 6' I JIM COOPER Sophomore, ISO Pounds Fullback. 5' II JOHN CRICHTON Sophomore. 205 Pounds Taikle, 5' Il BILL HALL Sophomore, I6O Pounds Cenfer, 5' II DON RARIDON Sophomore. I28 Pounds Quarferback, 5' 8 DAVE OLSON Sophomore, I75 Pounds Guard, 5' I I MIKE KURTH BOB HENKE Sophomore. I20 Pounds Sophomore. 2I5 Pounds Quarferback, 5' 8 TacIcIe', 6' 2 mins, R. Ball, M. Hannum. J. Reardanz T. Simpson, D. King. Second Row: C Marshall, B. Dennison, G. GarTke, K CarTer, R. Reese. Third Row: Coach Reg lin, R. FiTzpaTrick, D. HerTline, J. Palermo L. Friddle, B. Henke. WRESTLING Ready, wresTlel For The TirsT Time in The hisTory oT WilmingTon High School These words echoed, as The WiIdca+s pracTiced and Trained Tor Their TirsT wresTling season. The season opened on December I6 aT DwighT wiTh The Wildcafs coming ouT on The shorT end oT The score 33-25. The nexT Two maTches were more success- Tul as WilmingTon downed Gardner 36-I4 and Kankakee 28-24. This was Tollowed by Two losses To mighTy OTTawa, 34-20, and Morris Teams, 26-I8. The CaTs bounced back To Take DwighT 33-23, one To Kankakee, 37-l l, before Tinishing ouT The regular season wiTh a 27-25 vicTory over Gardner, giving The CaTs a good' 4-4 record. Coach Reglin Took nine wresTlers To The DisTricT Wres+ling TournamenT aT Orland Park, lllinois. From This TournamenT Gene GarTke, a I38 pound junior, emerged wiTh a TourTh place medal. Gene Then advanced To The SecTional. WiTh only Three seniors on The Team, The ouTloolc Tor nexT year is cerTainly promising. FronT Row: Manager T. Menozi, K. Cum- 60 WILDCATS . . . WIL-RO KEE CHAMPS Kneeling Jack Cooper, Paul Nacey, Jack Sims, Ken Smock, Tom Bur+on, Gene La+imer. Shmcllng Don Keeley Russ Glmou Dck Hobbs Jm Sfanley Don Caldwell. Coach Paul Siron. Wilming+on Wilming+on ,....,.. , Wilming+on Wilming+on Wilming+on Wilming+on Wilming+pn Wilming+on Wilming+on Wilming+on Wilming+on Wilming+on Wilming+on ,,,..,., .. . . Wilming+on ,,,.,,,. .,.,.,.,. Wilming+on WiIming+on Wilming+on Wilming+on Wilming+on ,,,..,,. ...... . . Wilming+on .,,...... ,... . .. .79 69 Wilming+on Wilming+on Wilming+on Wilming+on Wnlmlng+on ,,,..... ,Y.....V,. 6 4 76 Wilming+on Woodland ,,,, Gardner . ,,,, , Cre+e-Monee .e,.. Braidwood Y,,, A, Lockpor+ ,Y,,, Bradley .,,,,,,,, O++awa ..,,,,,,,,,,,, Jolie+ Ca+l'uDlic .... Bradley .,a,,,,,,,,,,, S+. Paul ,,,.,,,,,, S+. Pa+rlclc . ,,,,.,, . Cen+ral .o+ Cli++on Coal Cu+y .. .,a,,, .. Minooka .,,,,,, Seneca .......,, Mazon ,,aaa,,,,,,, Braidwood ,,a,,. Gardner ....,,, S+. Anne wa,,,,,, S+. Pa+rick ,...., Mazon ...,........ Cre+e-Monee ...... Momence .............. Cen+ral 0+ Cli++on Coal Ci+y ............ Dwig+1+ .....,............ TOM BURTON Senior Guard 6. DON CALDWELL Senior Forward 6'l DON KEELEY Junior Forward 5'l I DICK HOBBS Junior Cenfer 6'4 N JACK SIMS Junior Guard 5'l I GENE LATIMER Senior Guard 5'lO JACK COOPER Senior Forward 5'l I PAUL NACEY Junior Guard 5'8 2 KEN SMOCK Junior Guard 5'l0 JIM STANLEY Junior Center 6'3 Head Coach PAUL SIRON A 'RUSS GILMOUR Junior Cenfer 6'I FROSH-SOPH SQUAD - WIL-RO-KEE CHAMPS 'hd 'Nr i FII'S+ Ro Ray Pellon, Bob Peavler. Lance Donahue, Terry Biffle, Slanley Smiflw, Don Raridon, Wayne Gilbert Second Row Coach M rpliy G ne P off H M lee Mills, Bill Hall. Jirn Cooper, Jolnn Criclwlon, Mike Kur'rl'1, Jaclc Maclcender. Wilminglon Vlfilminglion Wilminglon Vxfilrninqlon Wilminglon Vlfilminglon Wilminqlon Wilminglon Wilmingfon ,Y,, Wilminglon Wilminglon Wilmingfon Wilminglon Wilrninglon Wilminglon Wilminglon Wilminqfon Wilminglon Wilminglon Wilminglon 23 40 6I 47 25 , 43 44 39 44 , M32 47 46 6, 65 , 37 6 37 5 4l 44 40 47 ,543 Woodland ,, Gardner , ,. Crele-Monee Braidwood ,Y,, Loclcporl Bradley S+. Paul Sl. Palriclc Cenlral of Clillon Coal Cily Minoolca Seneca ,, ,, S+. Anne , ,, S+. Palriclc , Mazon Crele-Monee Momence .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Cenfral of Cliflon Coal Cily , ,,,, , Dwiglwl ,, A 26 55 .. 46 44 55 4l , 34 33 , 36 36 .. 46 32 6 .42 7 33 39 69 32 M39 45 38 D. Hobbs , D. Keeley.. D. Caldwell DD,D.,,,. T. Burfon ..... P. Nacey ...,...... J. Sims ,,..,, J. Cooper.. K. Smock ......... J. S+anIey ........ R. Gilmour .,.,,, G. LaI'imer ....., VARSITY STATISTICS FGA FG PCT .........29I I29 .443 .........322 I28 .397 .........239 I06 .443 I58 6I .322 IO4 30 .288 .. ,. 76 I8 .236 54 I9 .35I 48 I7 .354 23 7 .304 24 5 .208 9 2 .222 FTA FT I46 I IO 74 56 9I 63 3I I7 56 36 39 22 29 I8 I I 9 I2 8 7 3 7 I Managers: Bill Earling and Bob Hannah PCT. .753 .756 .692 .548 .642 .564 .620 .828 .667 .428 . I 42 I AVG I4.7 l2.0 IO.5 5.3 3.7 2.5 2.3 2.5 I.2 .7 .3 uq- fuk f s- -1 ,QA A , ,f F5 2 i P4 6' w me E s 3 xj 3? 1 sm C Wzf IM gin Q? s VP ,Wk 5 fy Q-'E 3- ...fil ,VL 5 sg fl U Q fs Q fa fix TW if Y rv' s-, 3 XV I' Q LGE: iqu FEATURES fl 0 W M? QRMDSSQ TTSMTSTS2 JEHTURXMG BA BY SNAIQS 'T VT SENTOR STATTSTTCS T -.- T RQSTNQTT T 1 filwlgf' d'f?'4-'-win' -HV' Tf H - k ,. km F Q' Peggy Sorenson MGVQS Pafferson Bonnie Moews Don Sm:+h Margaref Borfh Pai' Gambee .f,,w ...- Darleen Scolf Joan Albriglil' 'Ns ie 'an Keillm Carler Janet Jorn Linda Cummins John Billing ' . arolyn Hayes Leslie Friddle Joyce U nderwood Bill Ely fx Plnillip Kaveney Sandy Gilmour . 1 1l 'cf 'Q' Judy McKay Pa+ Evans Sharon Findlay V' K' ,k Iraq? is 'J i ' L ily Alice Pickles Jerry Keeley Jolin Heck Tom Burfon x- l ll i Dan Underslalil fi: fi f s lllllllill' Jill Basey Joann Henderson Carol Shanks ,. Jaclc Lair Lillie Davis Q Don Caldwell A 'Q Joe Palermo ,AJ 1 X' 'xx' s X 1 . 4i.,' 0 Sue Shields Diane Dorsey I2I V l NAME NICKNAME FAVORITE PRIZE WHERE AMBITION EXPRESSION POSSESSION FOUND Joan ??? l don'f Curly hair Coal Cify Be a ianifor Albrighf lfnow. Kay Candy K. Who. me? ROY ln a '55 To Iefmiboul Barbour Ford cus omizing cars Richard Dick Gee, I Baffery operafed Home Who knows? Barr don'1' know. Plane Jacl: Gov. I can i Treadless Never home .H?pe+edIn9, Barr afford if. fires W' Ou gellmg caughf Jill Jeb Holy mackeral Homecoming Evewwllere MrRSgi:lIb her Basey dere Kingfish! crown . ' egree in college Merle speedy whim Me Alarm clock Walking Gef +0 school Benne++ hurry! Somlefhere on fime a e Whife In a '56 T - 'afnin ??? Egadsl corduroy Chevy wifh O HY high I mg shirf Jim C. Margarel' Maggie l do nof. New foofh A+ games To ffoemafliijme B rfh 0 bleachers Torn JQ56 I don? Chrislmas Oasis Work af Burfon undergfand, swealers Drive-ln Dari-Delife l Ch I Pl d Don Crane Good wefli A+ Q Show baslfefii Caldwell Heavens! Book Cardinals iu:.Y.n+er Jude We had fun. George wiI+rl1I:ep3rlLo To gef married P chip box T K,i-ph Mayor Theorefically, Books A+ home,. Oaironrznlkgire Carfer of course. psychoanalyzing ,the moon Sharon 77? Holy Cow! a '59er Running from MFS- l-- R- cheney roonn +o room firsf hour J In C So ' '6O. Ulfelele On 'fha Sing on 'fha accom, cop X In dance floor DICIK Clark show Jim Crich Do You Shofgun A+ 'lhe Be e famous Crichfon Wahl +0 90 arsenal confracfor hunfing? Linda 77? Bless you. Engagemenf Home Be a Cummins ring housewife Dale Cups Taffersall Memories Goofin' off in Be anofher Cupplqg is greafl Wilmingfon library Taffersall Lillie Paf Thaf's Diamond Wifh Jill B9 H Davis logical. housewife Dilnl Di Oh, PUVPIQ and Rldlnfl Be a foreign Dorsey Johnny! Plgllsggc QQ?-,l9n?:o'r'g! 5 i ambassador J J lAcfions R d d I F' h- - To be edifor Ezaly oe are louder O an ree Is In of Field and fhan wordsl Sfrea m I22 NAME NICKNAME FAVORITE PRIZE WHERE AMBITION EXPRESSION POSSESSION FOUND Bill Moose Whal did Glasses Messin' To be The big Ely I do? around wheel on campus Pal' Sue Don'l bring Her hair Baby To go Evans gum drops! sil-ring anywhere Karen ??? Tough! Sland up You name il To be a lady Findlay collars Call wresller Sharon ??? So whal! Choice oi Wilh K., To referee Findley words J., and S. Ray Filz Who's His build By lhe gym To be an all-around Fifzpalrick driving? door afhlele Arda Ardie Oh you A sailor's Greal Lakes Tofee, afmnle Frank guys. hearl 'n CW' 'an clolhes Leslie Leg l didn'l' His inferesling Around Be a privale Fridclle do fl ideas eye Palricia Pal Glenn! Hearl on a ln a '56 To 90 Yvllh 3 Gambee chain Chevy Tom' Dml or Harry Dwighl' Padre Geihli Eleon Homework Al Keilh's To be an Gilber+ C engineer ime. Selling l Sandy Gemo I won'l' do Bubble gum pohfo Run a lull-lime Gilmour il! Chips concession sland Judi Judi Swealers By lhe lunlmownl Granzig gale Gail ??? You iusf Her neck Dreaming of To be an Haas don'+ know New Jersey airline hosless Roberl' Hammer hl 'Cami Drum slicks Pumping gas TO be anofher e p il if Hammen . Gene Krupa l m funny. Mike Hank Yes. I did Algebra Al' home To be an Hqnko my homework. book aclor Susan Sue Thank you, Driver's On fhe TOTIT Sgvthe Harlline Mr. Marlis. license ielephone ' ' .' Keep Talking Carolyn Carrie Oh, fudge! Gordon's JXcB's To 99+ Hayes ring married John Ding Bar Why sfudy? Deck of By +he Be a card Heck Cards school gale shark Joann Jo I Colrfel. Sleeping To leach HBIIJBYSOII undersland. d - S 'rhe blind a vice JoAnne Jody Tl-,a+'5 life, Her Smile ALP, Be a guidance Hobbs counselor Ralph ETFIEII Gol' a 4-H awards ln The field Sec, of Jackson 9 'le muskral? Agricullure Jackson Jr. l23 1 I Donna Don Wei? OT! C.C. class Coal Cily To gel cancer Johnson 'locifja Ring ihe easy way Sandra Sandy Yeh! Finger nails Chicago Marry a Janes Chicago boy JUNE! Jan Hey, Bonnie. Quiel Wilh Own her own JOFI1 Personaliiy Bonnie lhealer Dale Peanulg Ready, I-2.3 A 6l'er Peolone Run a filling Kane Road slaiion Phillip Flip Smile, Camera Ai' 'rhe drug .Be friends Kayeny girls! slore wilh everyone Gerald Jerry Oh, Be Sllll, American Hoi rodding Pass Trig. Keeley Observer 'ro Jolie? Jim Jim Bean Hic! Gold Flames The Hill To be anolher Kempes on a wreck 'Charlie Weaver Darla Dar Lel's go. Dimpleg With Sharon To L, Q Klepk Sharon! secreiary Jack Liar Don'l ya Orange ln a blue To Own a Lair See? shoe laces Olds l-ir1COln George Oll l don? have Farm On a lraclor To live in Lamping much lo say. 'lhe cify Gene Huey lloll' rfw I sxjliegrg ,All SUe'5 To be The good-will Laiimer Ffgjhmisf. Sweafghm ambassador 'ro frosh John Albino Yes sir, 1957 Riding Gel lo work l-0119 Mr. Mar+is. Ford Around on 'lime Sfeve Ape l'll noi Curly hair In a black To inslrucf l-Ong +ell you. Cadillac cheerleaders David Dump lruck You Jake!! His Plymoulh GFOOLIHG T0 gel 6 lob M mn Gun. 5 M parhes John Johnny l'm noi His heighi' On his TO I'Oll his Marshall bashful. scooler own cigarelles Judy McKay Oh. Lellers Baby sifling To go lo McKay really! af DermoH's Onarga George Georgie Golla' Cigarelfes Al Be presideni' Miller mafch. Pcrhes of Lucky Co. Bonnie Moses Never speak Orange hair A+ fhe Mar To do away wifh Moew, lo me again. mafh 'reachers H' lil' Mime: Mike I like lo fleiilefs wan en. To be in fha Nunley walk home. glove Big League Ralph O'Delll.l-amd When's lhe Spanish and Al' Hauck's To graduafe O'Dell nex+ parly? Civics books Judy Ma Now you kids Cook book in 'lhe To be a nurse Olivefli behave yourselves. kifchen l24 go? Schnoz Have a Pizza Around Tsaiigggiioa a ermo pam' Own Wilminglon Margarei' Marge I've been Cashmere E , To gel a PaH'erson everywhere. Sweaiers n fel' S iob office Alice Al lim hlkirrq Hope chesi Wirh To gel Pickles aslloudlas Jerry married can. Edifh Edie LidOr1'+ d Irish A+ Terms To visil Purcell Un erslijan accenl Siore ireland ihese kids! Carlo Rumpa IOOLZ loday, Good grade ln his To lay Rampa Mr. Marlis! in Trig Siudebaker bricks Robe'-1 Bob Wel-l-l A Our on To ride beller Rink l1Qr5e-lgver l'l'le liafm 'l'l16f'l SOfT16OI'1S else Sharon Rub Scoif ' Scori W rh To wear ihe Rub Y' SL, diamond on her ' ' leff hand Her Carol Boo Schaal Oh, ' knowledge A+ a 4-H To 'fedCl'1 Schaal shui up. of mam meefgng mafh Darleen Dar This lille Blue Ford Bullocks T0 fide in G SCQH- WGYJ e mop while Chevy ops. Carql Blondie 'IQOHG' A baffle A+ To be a Shanks fel you 6 of peroxide Nofre Dame married model new yoke. Sue Suey Quil Thai! A Al ihe show To sfeal an Shields Buck eel ' I In an alley , Donald Don Le+'s earl SVTTIHYS Off Washgngfon To OWU 6 BVS Smifh Babe Sheer Cdr garage Fred Frog Arriba!! Big blue With To own a Smilll eyes Peggy dragsfrip Priscilla Smirfy Hey, kid! Her gold Wifh To ioin fhe Smi'l'l1 band Bob l-l. Army Y h B ' gzggnion Possum Liiifhire Caszgjre Wifh To. prove slick pany! Sweafer Fred shifls are besl' Sieve Spidder Of Cgurge Sweal' shirl Bummin' To live a life Turan l'm rig-hi. of 9059 Dan Spaniel l don'+ know. Brains Going anywhere To walk fasl Undersfahl very slowly Jgycg Joyci llll EH Her-horse Polishing T0 OWU 6 Underwood Yiljbriegul her Saddle riding slable ScoH Scofiy lHl?ewEcigI1T1u Sharon ln To gei caughl' Vercolli Shar? ' Norfhcresf in l96O I Harold Dinger Wanna' drag? Sludebaker Peeling Win a drag Wringer iires 7I25 Donafed by Rubinoffl On December IB, l959. Wilmingion High School slu- denis had 'rhe pleasure of alrfending a concer+ given by +he popular violinisi' Rubinoff and his accompanisl' Edwin Deveny. Among his seleclions were +he Warsaw Con- cerfo. Rhapsody ln Blue. and fiiureen variafions of The Ballad of Davy CroclceH'. THE CLOCK OF LIFE The clock of life is wound bui once and no man has 'rhe power To Jrell iusi when 'rhe hands will srop ai' lale or early hour. Now is +he only Jrime we own. love. live, +oil wi1'h a will. Do no+ wail' un+il iomorrow for Jrhe clock mighr 'lhen be sfill. Rubinoff and his famed violin. fvtl f fi +JlgNlCJR HIGHZZ W, X X X ff Z XX 'X N T ,f f , , . N 1 f' f 1 R . ' f X X 'n nv x A INTER-SECTION f X X Richard Adams Roger Albrighl Lynn Allolf Gary Afnip David Ball 'fr' 41' it one 0-'WUI df.: Joan Beasley Peggy Beasley Gloria Benge Jill Benneff Linda Benson Cheryl Blish Delena Bowlxer Jerry Bardley move 'll 94 I Kafhy Brown Kenda Brown Paula Burlon Susan Bulcher Jeff Brewer Joe Briggs Charlyn Bullerfield Larry Carr Joe Chandler Bonnie Cheney Marfha Cipra Noi Available Nancy Dryer Jeff Dugger Bob Eisenhowex John Esloclc Gary Favors Raye Crook Gene Crook Kafhy Curl Jo Ann Davis Deborah Delaney Sharon Garlke Ellon Gerber Larry Goodwin Linda Goodwin Wayne Goodwin Virginia Jones Rene' Kitchell Paul Langselh Karen Lanlz Bonnie Leyes Darryl Gray Belly Gundy Miles Gulshall Sonia Hamblen Sana Jean Harl Denny Hullard Bill Humphrey Jerry Jackson Sharon Jeffries Charlollee Johnson fy l Z f .y :wg 5' 4 ' fp SW NO moto Larry Heck John Henlze Bonnie Hermes Charles Hickey 'li Rhonda Fouls Donna Frey Wayne Frey Leonard Friddle William Friddle sr Eff Frances Kral Belly McBride Con rad Mccloskey Chelia McKin Jackie Macauley Jane Machovec Judy Maden 3 Ronnie Manns David Marshner Bill Marlin A! Ronnie Mayfield Roger Mayne Jerry Meenfz qv Jack Rub Fred Ruelz Roger Rush Jack Sharp Don Shewmake 1? iv' 'E-av Felecia Nunley Carolyn Orbaugh Roy Palmer Sherman Palmer U81 ..-5' Nora Mikel Gary Minion Larry Minion Jerry Morey Donna Muncey Shirley Pererson Richard Pickles Ellen Pierce Carla Pollack Doug Porlerlield Tom Menozi Dora Mikel Susan Prosser John Reardanz Marilyn Revels Ruby Riddle Roger Roos M Lorene Swanson Michael Van Duyne Jim Viano Charles Ward Jim Warriner ,ff Richard Warriner Roberf Weaver Marian Wilkins Toni Wiiiiams Tom Woodside Jerry Sims Haroid Siafiord Judy Sfares Roy Sfewari Randy Sfrong John Zilier Rose Scheei Linda Johnson Q-v if 'ff' f J Seven+h Grade Science EiQhih Grade SUSDCG f x ,-W , ,L Q WY J n ,Q X. , .. Q' I ff Q4 Q if K Y J Aa i'fiJ1wS3 fy I k x, ,J af ,f K? ff ' 1 2 , f gy, A 'EQ Y 3 msg ' ae 4 3 if ,, Dennis Goad Pal' Grell Jim Hall Margaref Harding Donald Har? Marilyn Kilchell Tom Kurfh Rosemary Lair Richard Lumber? Paula Leach Doris Hari' Ned l-larlline Pam l-lenlze Mona l-lill Roy l-lill Lois Jackson Gloria Johnson Ricky Johnson Bill Kemmery June Kelli 'Y-xl Gloria Fox Philip Francis Roberl Frank Milce Gallagher Charles Garloin Janice Leyes Anila Leilz Jim McKay Melody McKay Ann Moberly Charlofle Moody Francis Moore Virginia Nacey John Nicholson Jerry Niehls all 'Ci 'tw Mary Robb Richard Russell 'N-... Bill Schmalz Sharon Schuifon 3 . r'?Y. 5 JM L- vw Jim Warriner Jud Welch Y Ellen Williams 1-for 'W r' 'il 3' PHOTO NOY AVAILABLE ,Rs fv Jane? Populorum Herman Reardanz Geraldine Reese Rennae Reiberf Lena Richards Pa+ Shewmalce Dorolhy Simpson Sfephanie Smifh Marilyn Sfallard Carol Sfockwell f John Nunley Befiy Palmer Bill Parfridqe Randy Pafferson Karla Pond Gail Usehold Sheri Valeniine Jock Van Fallen Toni Vercelli Connie Walcher 'Q , '-mr! AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS - , V,-rm Yv V- .W H 'vi ,WV W--v-, s , , , SO LONG This is iusf one of our goals reached on our Road fo Success. We proudly presenl 'rhe I96O WI-HI lo Wilmingfon High School Siudenfs hoping ii will recall pleasan+ memories in fufure years. The Sfaff 121- BBB: Sfandmg Isf+ io rlgI'1I Coach Slron J ck Sums OF Tom B rfon OF IB J Sf nIey IB P B b R nk P C Jack Cooper OF C Don CaIdweII 38 Seaied Ief1'+o rlghf B II I-IaII P C Make MII 2B Gordon I'IursI SS Jerry I-IIII OF Don Rarldon P OF Joe ScI'1uIIz OF Dan Unders'IaI'wI 2B Edgar I-Innds Mgr BIII Grffufh Mgr The WIIdca+s ended The season WlImlnq+on WnImnngIon WlImlngIc3n WlIm1ngIon Wnlmmgfon WrImrngIon WuImlngIon WlImrngIon WIImIngIon Wilmingfon WiImIngIon WIImingIon Wilmingfon BASEBALL wn+I1 an 8 4 I record Woodland BradIey Lemonf S aIs S a+s CreIe Lemon+ CoaI Cllry Granlr Park , Lincoln-Way LexingIon 5 Coal CiIy , IO Peolrone , , :avg ,T K K, w , K 'Wg A . K ' ,fm-K H' 1 ., L,.w W, W, 1 , ,, ,W x f M f .ffqwgx QW!! , 51Q:,,T :L ,ff fmfvm: J!! . V K, ,155 ,Qs Ffa gf! igg -5 1 , ef r -P M 5 4 7 My , Q f My 24 gi 'A if , Affm i ' 7 l ' ,if5,, . f 5 V 2 ' ' 'W I uv. we , Q 493,,.xwk-W: , W4 , we , , ,iz -- ' f A , fr - , as: f.. S '- 45 .1 ,E 'A I ,diff Z1 .1 'El . 'SS xi . F21 L: GL: , W -ies fx' il' Fw 7'Wii3957!'m : f 'A J ii: ' A 1 'af s' X: H-:QQ W, , - ww X L, Mag! 2 Eg' mf, - .1 ,g,, , , , ,Q A .H , 1 .. wif , , A, iw Z M I Viv 5, fi' 'wfffw 'iw M WA Q5 'wif AH W, 5. - 'Q 5 X n i i, GQ . Eb.. A i --we wx-f ,sz Q iz YI' iff' ,eg ,, Ra-, e f 'sg QM-W if ,S U7 -BQ, L5 Q wi 2' Q mg Q.,.,w.W M,l,NT.fs.J if aff' R ,Jw Qi in A Q 4. 40-of g Th, X A 1' W5-.-... Ea f K Q 3 5? OUT OF THE FRYING PAN Oh, The Things ThaT can happen when Three young acTors and Three young acTresses live in The same New Yorlc aparTmenT! DoTTie Coburn, a peTiTe, dumb blonde, Turnishes The Tunds To lceep This liTTle corporaTion going, alThough her TaTher Trom BosTon is The original donor. WiTh hard-worlcing Norman Reese, clowning George Bodell, love-sTruclc Tony Dennison and Marge Benson. sarcasTic KaTe AulT, and dumb DoTTie Coburn as The six young people, anyThing and everyThing goes. Mrs. GarneT, The landlady, The Two policemen, Muriel FosTer, DoTTie's indignanT Triend Trorn BosTon, and Mr. Kenny, The cookbook-crazy producer, help blow up aTTairs, Under Mrs. Grider's superb direcTion, The lasT Senior Class play Tor WilmingTon High School was a greaT success. DoTTie Coburn Marge Benson KaTe AulT Norman Reese Tony Dennison George Bodell Muriel FosTer Mrs. GarneT ,, Mr. Kenny , . Mr. Coburn IST Cop . , , 2nd Cop Jill Basey Judy McKay JoAnna Hobbs STeve Turan George Miller Jack Cooper Susan HarTline Darleen ScoH' .Jerry Keeley ,,Gene LaTimer .,,Tom Voclicka ,Leslie Fricldle NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Sfanding: B. Moews, G. Keeley, D. Caldwell, S. Harfline, M. Borlln, C. Sclnaal, E. Lalimer. J. Hobbs, D. Dorsey. J. Henderson, J. Basey, C. Hayes, S. Shields. J. Billing. Sealed: J. Baber, P. Bauler, C. Smiflw, N. Soullnall, R. Kral, S. Igoe, J. Singlelon, E. Bannon, J. Kilclxell, J, Sims, B. Rabe, H. Smillw. HONORS Nancy Sou'I'l1all Bonnie Moews Donald Caldwell Junior Senior Senior TTU xml! Sfraiglnl A's John Phillip Sousa Slraiglwl A's Award BLUE HAWAII CLASS NIGHT Umwnmu EVER fsmcxwmfw NEVER '-'af 2 W UN is W Preseniafion of Danforfh Awards is H5esen'rq+i Qpfiof American Legipn ' Presenhshon of O Pfesentahon of Nafional Honor union Mr. Egbert RW MrQRR6bsr+ w. R A. .., .YAW..M Qs OScer Mr Melvin Music ....., ..,,.. ,...,. , , ... A,,, A.. ,,A.w,wA.., , , O ,High School Chorus Ber1edic+ion O. A..Qw , ,,,.. ..,Y..h . , .... v,. Rev. Paul Gilbert Recesslonal A ,.1 ,. M ..,. ,.,. .A ,....,... ,...,..A ,. .. . . ..A . O O , M iss Margaref Grubbs MOTTO: ONWARD EVER. BACKWARD NEVER FLOWER: CARNATION x Vw .- K Z ', 1 NR ,H V1 T1 COLORS. ORCHID AND WHITE i N V K -Y .VU .yyx 3.. -, . 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