Woodruff High School - Talisman Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 230 of the 1956 volume:

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Carol Cannady Betsy Chrr Barbara Lovin Bobbin lnnd Penny Pittman Marcia fhbel . 4 EDITORIAL STAFF STAFF MEMBERS BUSINESS STAFF STAFF MEMBERS Mary Combs Mary lu Conner Vera Staub Pat Head Phil Clemons Bruce Semlow Pat Wear! Stephen Cupp Larry Harris Judy Boucher Brad Lentz Allan Snoflgrass Bob Kahler Karen Lisle Janet Livasy Smaron Snearburn Betty Staub Ponnie Tilton Mary Jane Westapher Margaret Turl Linda TMICTIHIHH Pauline Livengood Kenneth Bishman Sandra Sargent Karen Seckman Jeanette Sprinkle Sandra Squires Judy Sutherland Bob Wal oott CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION Page 11 CLASSES Seniors 20 Junio 57 Sophomol-oo 67 Freshmen 7 8 ACTIVITIES as ORGANIZATIONS 94 MUSIC 123 ATHLETICS 136 FEATURES 174 INDEX 221 IN MEMORIAM In memory of Jerry Holzinger whose death on March 18 was great loss to his friends in the student body. Jerry, a member of the Junior class, was killed in an automobile accident Sunday evening, March 18, near LeRoy, Illinois. He played football his freshman year, but most of his friends will remember him by his love for horses. He was a member of the Bar-X Saddle Club. q Jerry was born November 5, 1938, and was 17 years of age. The Army occu ied his time from 1941 to I945. At the age of eight or nine, he displayed a very determined look. Mr. Harris helps many students in his counseling office. He graduated from Illinois State Normal in 1941. The 1956 TALISMAN is dedicated to MR. DANE HARRIS for his outstanding service to the student body of Woodruff. During the past nine years that he has been here, he has consistently worked for the good of the students. He has been interested in student activities through the years and.has spent much of his free time helping with'extra-curricular activities. We never . shall forget our faithful 'ticket-seller' and 'ticket- taker' who attended many of Woodruff's events. With his guidance students have brought honor to Woodruff through debate, plays, and the many other types of speech work. Ohr sincere gratitude and affection belong to MR. DANE HARRIS! Dedication . ANE H RRIS He came to Woodruff in 1947. Here he is with his wife and daughter, Jenni. 5 i ? 3 a 5 1 Y l I 3 4 Q f Q Q Q 4 x 1 E Z Z ? S 5 i i f - nb W pn-my SF L 55 35 ii Fl hi 55 S! E E A 3 5 F! ll I E u 5 Q 5 Q as eg E an YOUR FIRST CAR. THOSE 56 MINUTE CLASS PERIODS. WHEN YOU DECORATED THE GOAL POSTS. Do You Remember?. THE CHRISTMAS FORMAL C3111 THE FIRST DAY AT SCHOOL UWA 'LO YOUR FIRST DATE- GOING-STEADY. THOSE ROOMY UIIKERS vw N- we .qi I THE FIGIT Fill STCDLS IN 'IHE LUNCH ROGJI A ' --. 1 '1 Ni, X 'NW xg GRADUATION - THE BIG DAY GYP DAY I- AND THE NICE CNRS WHO GAVE ALL THE A'S. THE 1955 POW WOW 'IHE TEACHERS WHO GAVE AIL 'THE KDNFERENCE SLIPS. 9 k IIN L. R. McDonald, Principal MR. HARVEY L. TUCKER MISS EMMA G. MACDONALDN Assistant Principal Dean of Girls Administrators Board Of Education !f Q15 Dr. Mark W. Bills Mariesga Bloom F, M, Bowland W. C. JGCQUIH Robert Jamieson Ge0rge N. Miles Mrs, Nyal Roszejl Warren J. Wemple azel Aitchison, M.S. lowing, Family Living, kTeens idle erna Blackburn, M.A. rigonometry, Algebra, Bhers Drma Bullock, B.E. yping, Shorthand G. Carlin, M.A. lane and Solid eometry, College lgebra if George Bartlett, M.A. General Mathematics, Algebra 3 ?3i1'E, xffias . ,i3'i A Virgil Boucher, B.S. Physical Education, Warrior Tribe, Health, Football Coach, Frosh- Soph. Basketball Coach J. H. Burkholder, Geography, English, Golf, Key Club M.A. z l l C. E. Carter, M.S- Machine Shop, , if 4 Phillip Becker, M. S General Mathematics Lyman Brown, M.S. Basic Drawing, Mechanical Drawing, Blueprint, Reading, Cheerleaders Faculty Kenneth Bushman, A.B M.A., English, Latin 'SHIP 73 K V . ff-if C . Bertha Berman, Ph.M. English, One Act Play Melvin Brye, B.S. Mechanical and Architectural Draw- ing I C'mari Cameron, A,B, , English, Dramatics Talisman Business Staff Club Jeanne Berman, A.B, English, Beading Lab, Publicity Staff Kenneth Bucher,B.S. Business Training, Business Law Kenneth Camp, B,S, MAA Administration Assist- ant, Speech, Student Council Advisor Paul Caywood, M.A. Howard Collier, M.S. Speech, English, Woodwork, Exploratory Th ole Act Play, All- Metal work, Mechanical pos? gZZfff,1'B1fgt- School Play Drawing, Activity Club ball and Basegall Coach Dillard COX, B-S- M-S- Margaret Dalton, M.A. Orchestra ,X English -..-f 7 K K . . 'K - .Q . 1 ,.-- 1,1,2:i.1- t d ugg , Q , 'ioiiffk z ' ' iggk' 5 - 'F :. xiii ' ' K ma. A 'f , gin 5F'55:II52.iIr-E: ' f- I 'l .csir-li ,J '- QH,a,i, ' 1Q-tx 5341 ,.,- Hiiwgiwg -L , i' A- 'H X fT f,w?Ei Lawrence Fogelberg, M.M. Charley Gross, M.Aq Band Director Larry Harris, B.S. M.A. English, English Usage, Talisman Editorial Advisor Carleton Jacobson, M.S. Exploratory Printing, Printing Health, P. EM Wrestling Gladys Hedstrom, M.A. French, French Club George Key, M.A. General Science, Biology, Camera Club Eva Draegert, Ph.D. U. S. History, Counseling Carol Harding, B.F.A. M.A., Crafts, Dress Designing, Art Faculty Laura Hedstrom, M.S. Betty Drake, M.A. English, Observer Editorial Advisor 5' Q- 1 1 ' Elmer Harms, M.A. Plane Geometry Carina Heinzman, M.S Home Management, Home Management, Foods Clothing dh. Katherine Langton, M.A. English Delores Lauderbaugh, M.F.A., Master Choir Quartet, Girls' Choi A cappella, Sextette Freshmen Music ln.. I' 1 Roger Englebrecht, M Coach Dane Harris, B.Ed. Speech, Forensic Andrew Hoeflin, M.A. Advanced Civics, U. History rail! Alton Long, M.A. Woodshop 5 Z Woodwork, Exploratorv Woodshop, Soph, Food .sie McCluggage, B.S. :neral Homemaking, mods Byron McCormick,B.A. Bookkeeping, Tennis, Shorthand, Typing rl Miller, M.A. gysics, Science Edward Miller, B.S. U. S. History, Civics Jack Mallory, M.S. Mildred Martens, M.A- Mary Martin, B.S. Algebra, Frosh. Algebra, Senior Math Business English, Football, Basketball, Baseball Typing , -J., A. Gladys Miller, A.B. Vivian Moehle, B.S. Typing, Shorthand, P. E. Secretarial Practice, Office Machines Faculty Mitcho Pappas, B.S. irginia Nickerson, B.S. Katherine Pappas, B.S. M.A , U. S. History, AViCC Perdew, M.A, . E. ildred Scheffel, B.S. . E., G. A. A. M.A., Librarian Civics Spanish, English Russell Schoenig, B.S. Shorthand, Typing, Business Training Glenn Schwartz, M.A. Art E. G. Shalkhauser w Nw 'Ulf . a Edward Moll, M.S. Biology Roland Sanders, M.S. Office Occupations, Business Training, D. E. Virgil Shepherd, B. Ed Chemistry, Biology Earl Skaggs, M,A, Edwardine Sperlgng, M.A. U. S. History, Modern History English, National Honor Society Florence Warfield, M.A Latin f 1 if I .Q I x Kenneth E. Wegner, M.S. Louise White, M.A. Citizenship Biology Faculty Anna Breitenoeder Genevieve Dean Clerk Phyllis Turner Records Treasurer Office Staff John Wilkinson, B.A. M.S.E., Journalism, English, Citizenship .AQ Dolores M0HSef Secretary Gladys Van Deventer Attendance QF S 5 Left to right: Esther Palmer, Barbara Wallis, Bessie Stewart, Nettie Nimmo Dorothy McKinley, Bernice Brewing, Lillian Peterson, Loretta Boyee, Mildred Butler, Bernadine Urban, Vera Osar Arther Dhaese Sr., George Hyland Sr., Mel Bower, Trainer, Ottlia Ulrich, Julia Bolam, Glen McCord tx 'x '9a-w4'aw,..- Cafeteria Workers Custodians Qi, 3 is ui-.a,,,. , , E ,535 Qi e ' 5 as 17 099, 6 K CLASS OFFICERS sybn King, vice Presid Judy Logue , Tre asu SAM ADAMS HE CATCHES ON FAST TO JOKES THAT ARE SAID, AND BELIEVES THAT THE ROMANS ARE REALLY DEAD. Vocational: Knoxville, Ill., 1 year all ...wif DICK ALEXANDER HE GOES IN FOR ATHLETICS AND SCHOLARSHIP T005 FELLOWS LIKE THAT ARE CERTAINLY FEW. Academic: Intramurals, French Club, Football, C0-operative Education - DON ADERMAN DONALD'S VOICE HAS QUALITY PLUS, HE BRINGS GREAT PLEA- SURE TO ALL OF US. Academic: Master Choir, Boy's Choir, A cappella, Cross Country, Operetta LARRY ADOLPHSON LARRY'S HUMOR CAN ALWAYS BE HEARD, HE'S FOREVER READY WITH SOME LAUGH- ABLE WORD. Vocational: KAY AKINS SHE'S A SMALL BRU- NETTE WITH NO PET HATES, HER PERSON- ALITY REALLY RATES. Business: Stunt Shows, Cheerleaders Office Occupations, Style Show, Glee Club, Office Assist I ant LARRY ARRINGDALE LARRY HAS SOME HIDDEN TALENTS, ON THE STAGE HE HAS PROVEN GAL- LANT Academic: Boys' Choir, Musical Melange, Master Choir, Three-one act Plays, The Fortune Teller, French Club, The Importance of Being Earnesq Char1ev's Aunt, A cappella, Mas- que 8 Gavel CARLENE ARNOLD SHE'S SWEET AND SINCEREQ WE'LL MISS HER NEXT YEAR. Business: Y-Teens JOHN ARMBRUST FROM HIS DUTIES HE'D NEVER SHIRK5 HIS OUTSTANDING MARK IS GOOD HARD WORK. Academic: Lapin Club, Key Club, Publicity StafL Observer Editorial Staff, Spanish Club, Three One- act Plays, Harvard Award Book, Hon- oria, National Honor Society, Sen- ior Class Play PAULINE ABBOTT QUIET BUT FULL OF FUN, SHE CAN BE FOUND WHERE WORK IS DONE. Business: French Club, Style Show WALT ANDERSON HE NOT ONLY SAYS WHAT HE KNOWS, BUT KNOWS WHAT HE SAYS. Academic: Band, Orchestra, Key Club, Stunt Show, Camera Club, Musical Melange, National Honor Society TOM BAILEY TOM HAS SUCH A NEAT LITTLE CAR, WE HOPE THAT IT WILL TAKE HIM FAR. Academic: Stunt Shows, Latin Club, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Basketball, Student Council, Senior Hi-Y, Frosh- Soph. Basketball SP' CHARLES BARDEN A HAPPIER GUY WAS NEVER KNOWN, HIS WINNING SMILE IS ALWAYS SHOWN. Industrial Arts: Stunt Shows, Projection Crew, Senior Hi-Y, Tennis, Intramural Bowling SALLY BALL SHE'S SMART AS A WHIP, BRIGHT AS A LIGHT, WHATEVER SHE DOES SHE DOES JUST RIGHT. Academic: Stunt Shows, Spanish Club, National Honor Society, Science Club, Cheerleader DON BALLY HE'S A REAL GREAT GUY, WHO WILL AL- WAYS STRIVE, TO NEVER AGAIN BE SEEN ON SKYLINE DRIVE. Academic: Master Choir, Operetta, A cappella, Boyd Choir, Spanish Club, Intramurals RUSS BARBER RUSS MAY BE QUIET, NEVERTHELESS: FOR HIM THE FUTURE HOLDS SUCCESS. Industrial Arts BEND wear- DONNA ELL A GOOD LOOKING GIRL IS DCNNA BELL? SHE'LL GET HER MAN YOU CAN TELL. Business: F.T.A., Girls' Choir, Jr. Red Cross, Latin Club, Girls' Glee, Honoria BETTY BEGNER SHE HAS A GAY CHARM AND POISE3 ALTHOUGH SHE'S- NEVER MADE MUCH NOISE. Business: G.A.A., Library Club, Style Show, Usher, ' Office Occupations DONALD BAUWENS QUICK ON HIS FEET: AND HARD TO BEAT. Industrial Arts: Stunt Shows, A cappella, Master Choir. Lettermen's Club, Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Track, Frosh-Soph Track, Musical Melange, Boys' Choir L 1? Office Occupations, JOAN AVERELL WITH OTHER GIRLS JOAN DOES NOT COMPARE: BECAUSE SHE HAS SUCH PRETTY RED HAIR. Home Economics: Y-Teens , g,,1f.. Ji In , P I I IQ,WHff5 W .ff,ffQBl'w 1 -A 22 3? KENNETH BARTLW LIKEABLE, EFFI- CIENT , DEPENDABLE, TRUE, A FELLOW LIKE KEN WILL SURELY COME THRU. Academic: Latin Club, Key Club, Intramurals, Pre- fect 21 RICHARD BERG HE'S TALL, BLONDE, AND HANDSOME, NO DRIP IN THE DRAIN, AND WHAT IS MORE, GIRLS, THIS LAD HAS BRAINS. Vocational: Intra- mural Basketball, A cappella, B0y's Choir BEVERLY BLACK THIS L'IL GAL WE THINK IS TOPS, HER COURTEOUS MANNER NEVER STOPS. Business: French Club, Stunt Shows, Office Occupations 22 LOIS BEST LOIS' KIND AC- TIONS SPEAK WELL OF HER, SHE' S FRIENDLY, SIN- CEREg OF THIS WE ARE SURE. Business: Latin Club, Stunt Show, Office Assistant, Tumbling S Cheer- leading, Student Participation Assembly, French Club, Observer Business Staff DONALD BIDDISON IF A GUY CAN SMILE, NO MATTER WHAT DAY, HE'S GAINED WEALTH ALREADY, WE CAN PROUDLY SAY. Business: Band, French Club, Golf, Stunt Show, Boy's Choir DIANE BIRKET SHE PARTICIPATED IN MANY CLUBS WHILE HERE, BUT SHE LEFT US FOR FLORIDA, HER SEN- IOR YEAR. Academic: Art Service Club, Y- Teens, Ushers, Library Club Largo, Florida- I year CD SQv 'BCDCD fx! ROGER BOOKER DON'T BE MISLED BY HIS QUIET AIR, A TWINKLING EYE BETRAYS THE FUN THAT'S THERE. Vocational: Projection Crew ALAN BONE A MAN WITH HIGH AMBITIONSQ HE MAKES THE RIGHT DECISIONS. Academic: Latin Club, Observer Editorial Staff, Orchestra, Tam- ing of the Shrew WILLIAM BONDI WE'VE FINALLY WON BILL FROM THE SCHOOL NEXT TO US UNDER THE HILL. JEAN BELSTERLING HER INTELLECT WILL W CARRY HER FAR, WE HOPE SHE'LL AIM FOR THE HIGHEST STAR. Academic: Stunt Shows, Projection Crew, Dramatics Club, French Club, Girls' Glee Club, Art Service Club, Y-Teens 'QVC CAROL BLANK SHE'S BOUND AND DETERMINED SHE'S MADE UP HER MIND, TO BE THE BEST G.A.A. GAL THAT WE'LL EVER FIND. Academic: G.A.A. ' on ASQ JOANNE BOWKER SOMEDAY SHE'LL BE FAMOUS, ON BROADWAY SHE'LL TAP, THEN MAYBE SHE'LL SEND US HER AUTOGRAPH. Business: Cheer- leader, Dramatics Club, Spanish Club, Style Show, Stunt Shows, Office Occupations ANNA BREITENOEDER AN A student who won't B or C below perfection. Business: Office Occupations, Office Assistant, Honoria, National Honor Society, Junior Marshall RON BRADLE HE'S TALL, WITH DARK HAIR: HOLLY- WOOD'S ANSWER TO A MAIDEN'S PRAYER. Academic: Latin Club, Football, Baseball, Science Club JEANNE BRAGG IF SHE SUCCEEDS AS SHE CAN SKATE: JEANNE WILL AL- WAYS REMAIN FIRST RATE. Business: Y-Teens, Art Service Club, A cappella, Stunt' Shows, Master Choir Style Show JACK BREHMER TO GO TO COLLEGE THIS COMING FALL, AND BE A SUCCESS, HE'LL GIVE HIS ALL. Academic' Boys' Choir, Science Club C hoir , If 10' MARVIN BRUBAKER HIS ACTIVE SPIRIT CONTINUALLY GLOWS, AND STRIDES BEFORE HIM WHERE'ERE HE GOES. Industrial Arts: Tumbling, Track, Baseball, Boys' Choir, Master Choir, Intramural Basketball 8 Foot- ball JERRY BROWN AS A WRESTLER AND GOLFER, HE IS CLASSEDQ HE'S PROVED HIS WORTH IN BOTH, IN THE PAST. Academic: Golf, Wrestling, Letter- man's Club ROBERT BRISTOL HIS PLEASING MAN- NER IS LIKED REAL WELL, WE HATE TO SEE HIM GO CAUSE HE'S REALLY SWELL. Industrial Arts , 42- S 5 I mfg if Iys JANET BOSWELL IROZELLJ AN ENTHUSIASTIC MEMBER OF THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT: FOR FAME ON THE STAGE IN THE FUTURE, SHE'S BENT. Academic: Girls' Choir, Girls' Glee Club, Stunt Show, Three One-act Plays, A cappella, F.T.A., French Club, The Fortune Teller, Musical Melange, Taming of the Shrew, Dramatics Club, Stu- dent Participation Assembly f ii .8 h ,h x if . . .Q .sf?g, 2 L al L U, I , TERRY BREWER HIS LITERATURE BOOK QLEFT IN ROOM 309l TOOK THE PLACE OF A DICTIONARY TO HELP WRITE SENIOR RIMES. Vocational: Intramural Basket- ball, Bowling, Boys' Choir, Baseball JIM BULLOCK IN INDUSTRIAL ARTS HE'LL WIN HIS WAY AND MAKE A NAME FOR HIMSELF SOME- DAY. Industrial Arts Spanish Club BUD BURROWS THINGS MAY GO WRONG, BUT NONE THE LESS, THIS GUY WILL ABIDE, WE'LL VENTURE TO GUESS. Vocationah Trewyn Jr. High, 1 year l' egg fl .. - A f:-.-.H J, f KENNETH BURDICK OUR PLAYS, OUR SKITS,'AND ANY PROGRAM, COULD NOT BE SO FINE WITHOUT HIS HELPING HAND. Academic: Stage Crew, Stunt Shows, French Club, Intra- murals BRADLEY BURGET WISE MEN POSSESS IDEAS , SAYS HE, GOOD IDEAS, FOR LIFE, ARE NECES- SARY. Academic: Band, Stunt Shows, Stage Crew, Light Opera Group, Art Service Club, All- School Play, 3-one Act Plays, A cappella KATY BURNETTE AS ACROSS THE STAGE THIS CHEER- LEADER PRANCES, WITH FUN AND FROLIC SHE FAIRLY DANCES. Academic: Stunt Shows, Science Club, Jr. Red Cross, Library Club, French Club, Student Coun- cil, Musical Melange, A cappella, Office Assistant, Cheer- leader UD DCU mqgu PHILIP CHAN PHILIP'S SMILING AND RESPECTFUL WAY, BRING MORE FRIENDSHIPS DAY BY DAY. Academic: Stunt Shows, Observer Business Staff, Science Club, Camera Club, Cross Country, Bowling, Jr. Hi-Y GAYLE CASTEEL WE LOVE TO HEAR HIM TOOT HIS HORN, HE PLAYS MUSIC WE CANNOT SCORN. Academic: Band, Lettermen's Club, Wrestling, Track, Cross Country, Stunt Show KENNY CARRITHERS AMBLING ALONG, NO HURRY TO BEGIN, HE FACES SCHOOL MORNINGS WITH A GRIN. Business: Charleston High School, 3 years 3 ,w,+WVgN'QwY C1 ,f JANET BRUGGEMAN BRUGGIE WILL HAVE FRIENDS WHEREVER SHE GOES, BECAUSE SHE IS SWELL AS EVERY ONE KNOWS. Academic: Latin Club Jr. Red Cross, Stunt Shows, Operetta, Dramatics Club, Ob- server Business Staff Cheerleader I2 2 - L Y 5 as gc 'Yr is Q iii - Chai? 3 1' k TOM CAMPER THAT HIS L'IL BLACK FORD IS THE BEST THEY MAKE, IS ONE IDEA HE WON'T EVER SHAKE. Academic: Mas- ter Choir, Boys' Choir, Operetta, A cappella, Bowl- ing MARYLOU CHEEK THOSE EYES TRULY GLISTEN, ALL THE DAY LONG, WITH SUCH DISPOSITION, SHE'LL NEVER GO WRONG. Business: Stunt Show, Office As- sistant, Y-Teens, Dramatics Club, Junior Red Cross JIM CLOUSE EVERYONE IN SCHOOL LIKES JIM ALL THE STUDENTS ARE FRIENDS OF HIS. Industrial Arts Track Three Hills Al- berta, Canada, 1 year BETTY CHEW WISE MEN SAY LIT- TLE MIGHT WELL BE TRUE, HER GRADES SHOW MUCH THOUGHT, WHILE HER WORDS ARE FEW. Business: Style Shows, Art Service Club JEANNETTE CLARK CBAKERT WHILE STROLLING DOWN THE PATH OF LIFE, SHE WILL MAKE AN EXCELLENT WIFE. Business: Office Occupations, Art Service Club, Jr. Red Cross, Girls' Choir, Girls' Glee, G.A.A., The Fortune Teller, Y-Teens, Stunt Shows PHIL CLEMONS HAIR OF BROWN, EYES OF BLUE, SPORTS EDITOR AND POPULAR TOO. Academic: French Club, Stunt Shows, Talisman Editorial Staff, Key Club, Quill 8 Scroll, Intramurals EGU! 'SO' ,ws .. iq -- -- '35,- Q3 JEAN COLLINS YOU SEE HER IN THE HALLS, YOU HEAR HER CALL OUT: WHER- EVER THERE'S FUN, YOU'LL FIND HER ABOUT. Academic: Girls' Glee, Y-Teens FRED COLLINS HIS KEEN, OPEN MIND IS THE BEST TO BE HAD. WE PRE- DICT ONLY THE GREATEST FOR THIS LITTLE LAD. Academic: Frosh., Soph. Track, Jr., Sr. Hi-Y, Science Club, Intramurals BARBARA COLE WHERE'ERE WE GO, BARB'S JOY RINGS OUT: HER LIVELY EX PRESSICN JUST SEEMS TO SHOUT. Business: Stunt Shows, Dramatics Club, Y-Teens, Style Show, Office Assistant CAROLYN CHANCE HER SUNNY EXPRESS- ION WE CAN BE SURE WILL EVER BE PRES- ENT AND ALWAYS ENDURE. Academic: Stunt Shows, Musical Melange, Style Shows, A cappella, Master Choir, Y- Teens, Spanish Club 4-QJQ1 JIM CLOYD HERE IS A GENT WHO SJSTAINS HIS THOUCHTT HE MAY NOT WIN, BUT THE POINT IS HARD FOUGHT. Academic: Cross Country, Track, Jr. Hi-Y, Sr. Hi- Y. Stunt Shows, 3-one act Plays, Intramural Basket- ball 62.9 MARY OOMBS PRETTY, PEPPY AND A PEACH, SHE'LL WIN EVERYTHING IN HER REACH. Academic: Latin Club, Editor of Talisman, Stunt Shows, Honoria, Ouill 2 Scroll Style shows, F:N.A., National Honor Society wwe? JOYCE CORNELIUS JOYCE HAS ALWAYS DONE HER BEST, ALL HER WORK HAS , BEEN DONE WITH ZEST. Academic: Stunt Shows, French Club, Observer, Science Club, Art Service Club, Quill 8 Scroll, National Honor Society GARY GARY VERY KNOW RUFF JOY. CONN IS REALLY A NICE BOY. TO HIM AT WOOD- HAS BEEN A Vocational: Cross Country, Intra- murals MARY LOU CONN A NICE L'IL GAL WITH A MERRY LAUGH, HER JCBS ARE NEVER DONE JUST HALF. Bxsinessz G.A.A., F.N.A., Observer Editorial Staff, Y-Teens, Dis. Ed. MARY LU CONNER MARY LU IS A WIN- SOME LASS, ONE OF THE BEST IN THE SENIOR CLASS. Academic: Stunt Show, Talisman' Editorial Staff, Junior Red Cross, Latin Club, F.N.A., Quill 8 Scroll, All School Play, 3-one Act Plays, Assistan Editor on Talisman I, BOB CRONE HE'S BEEN A GREAT HELP TO THE WHOLE SCHOOL CROWD, HIS STAGE WORK IS SOMETHING OF WHICH TO BE PROUD. Industrial Arts Stage Crew, Key Club EDWARD COYLE HE THAT BURNS MOST SHINES MOST' SOMEONE ONCE SAID: ' ED HAS DONE HIS UTMOST TO KEEP THIS IN HIS STEAD. Academic: Band, Bowling, Frosh.- Soph. Track MOLLY COWAN SHE'S MORE ENER- GETIC THAN MOST HUMAN BEINGS: A SAD DAY, WE DOUBT, SHE'LL EVER BE SEEING. Academic: Spring Variety Show, Musical Mel- ange, All-School Play, Glee Club, A cappella, Operetta Library Club, Dra- matics Club, French Club, Debate Club, F.N.A., Style Shows, Observer, Chill and Scroll, National Forensic League JILL COLLINS AN ACTIVE GIRL, PERSONALITY PLUS AND OUITE WELL LIKED BY ALL OF US. Home Economics: Gieerleaders, Stunt Siows, Style Shows ELIZABETH COSTELLO SHORT AND SWEET AS YOU WOULD DEFINE, THIS LITTLE GIRL WHO'S ALWAYS LAST IN LINE. Academic: Stunt Show, Library Club, Y-Teens, F.T.A., Dramatics Club 4 DORIS CUMMINS A RED- HEAD FULL OF GOOD CHEERQ ALWAYS SMILING SHE'LL EVER APPEAR Business: . L P : : M ff' SARAH JO DAVIS AT MAKING SPEECHES SARAH'S FINE, FOR POISE AND SINCERITY ARE IN HER LINE. Academic: Office Assistant, Library Club, Gir1s's Choir, Debate, Latin Club, A cappella, F,T,A, iff! wr' CSS? FRANCIS CURTIS A SMILE ON HIS LIPS AND SPIRITS HIGH. TO HIS MANY FRIENDS HE ALWAYS SAYS, HI . Business: Bowling RONALD CURTIS AN APT STUDENT, A REAL NICE GUY, WORK AND AMBITION IN HIM LIE. Academic: Base- ball, Spanish Club, Intramural Bowling, Science Club PHYLLIS DAVIS IT'S A COMFORT TO KNOW WHEN YOU NEED A FRIEND, PHYLLIS IS WITH YOU TO THE END. Business: f t y A in I 1 WILLIAM DELANEY HE'S FRIEND TO ALL AT WOODRUFF HIGH, KNOWING THAT FRIENDSHIP, ONE CANNOT BUY. Business: Foot- ball, Baseball, Bowling ROBERT DECROIX A TALL AND FRIENDLY GUY IS BOB, NEVER TO BE CLASSED AS SNOB Academic: Intramurals NANCY ANN DEBORD IF TRUTH WERE SO ENTWINED IN A WREATH, SHE'D BEAR THE BURDEN, ITS FRAGRANCE, BREATHE Business: Style Show, Y-Teens,F.N.A. JOHN CULLEN RESERVE SOMETIMES COMES IN HANDY, FOR THIS NICE GUY IS REALLY A DANDY. Business: Science Club SHERILL DEBOER SHE SINGS IN SUIH A PRETTY WAY, THAT WE COULD LISTEN ALL DAY. SANDRA DILTS WITH ALL THE GUYS SHE'S REALLY TOPS: HER POPULARITY NEVER STOPS. Academic: Stunt Shows, Y-Teens, Style Show, French Club, Library Club CHARLES DONLEY A NICER GUY COULD NOT BE FOUND, NO ONE EVER MINDS CHARLES BEING AROUND. Academic: Band, Jr. Hi-Y, Sr. Hi- Y, Frosh.-Soph. Track PHYLLIS DIRKSE DILIGENCE AND EARNESTNESS PER- SONIFIED, TO DO A JOB WELL IS PHYLLIS'S PRIDE. Academic: Style Show, F.N.A., G.A.A., Stunt Show, French Club, Latin Club, Observer Editorial Staff MARILYN DOERR IF UP TO MARILYN, NO ONE'S FEELINGS WOULD BE HURT. SHE NEVER GOSSIPS OR DISHES THE DIRT Academic: F.N.A., Style Shows, Girls' Choir, Girls' Glee Club, Office Oc- cupations BETTY DOHM BETTY'S GRACIOUSf MANNER IS HER GREATEST WEALTH, WE WISH HER HAPP- INESS AND BEST OF HEALTH. Business: Band, Stunt Show, F.N.A., Style Show W'!D '50ClJ DON ECKARD IN HIS SHARP LIT- TLE FORD HE SPEEDS ALONG, LETS HOPE HE'S ALWAYS RIGHT, AND NEVER WRONG. Industrial Arts: Science Club, Camera Club SHARON DURNING SHE'S THE SERIOUS TYPE WE'VE NOTICED THUS FAR, HER LIFE AND CHARACTER ARE FREE FROM MAR. Academic: Usher, Library Club, F.N.A Prefect, Style Show RONALD DORSEY IN CLASSES HIS FAVORITE DEVERSION IS SLEEP, SLOWLY AND OUIETLY O'ER HIM IT CREEPS. Vocationak Limestone High School, IZ years ,Q-is ns. '1 f' 'F ANN DETWEILER THIS LITTLE GIRL HAS LOTS OF PEP, SHE ALWAYS SEEMS TO TAKE THE RIGHT STEP. Academic: Latin Club, Operetta, French Club, Y- Teens, Girls' Choir, Dramatics Club, Girls' Glee Club, A cappella, Master Choir, Sextet ,f R arfff RONALD DOREY ALL OF US'THINK RON IS GRAND: IN ALL SCHOOL AFFAIRS HE HAS A HAND. Academic: Student Council, Key Club, Jr. Class Vice- President, Sr. Class President RONALD ENGLAND HIS VOCATIONAL COURSE WILL TAKE HIM PLACES, BRING HIM SUCCESS, AND MANY NEW FACES Vocational: VELVA EVANS A WELL-LIKED GIRL IN THE G.A.A., SHE LOVES SPORTS AND YOU SHOULD SEE HER PLAY. Business: G.A.A., Office Occupations Y-Teem JOANN EPPY IT'S A FACT, IT'S NOT A RUMOR, JO BUBBLES OVER WITH GOOD HUMOR. Business: Girls' Choir, Girls' Glee, G.A.A., Office Occupation GEORGIE EUBANKS A STAR AMONG THE SENIORS, WE ALL KNOW, IN ALL ACTI- VITIES SHE HEADS THE SHOWS. Academic: Stunt Shows, Y-Teens, Science Club, Red Cross, Dramatics Club, Girls' Glee, Girls' Choir, Quill 8 Scroll, French Club, Observer,Lgtin Club, A cappella NEWT EVANS WE NEVER HAVE SEEN NEWT IN A FLURRYg HE DOESN'T KNOW THE MEANING OF HURRY. Academic: French Club, Boys' Choir, Frosh Football, Track, Varsity Football, The For- tune Teller, Intra- mural Basketball BCDCIJ UDP1:DPi PAT FARRANCE WHEN YOU HEAR A LAUGH RING THRU THE AIR, JUST LOOK BEHIND YOU---PAT IS THERE! Business: Art Service Club, Y- Teens BILL FARRANCE BILL IS OUR BOWL- ING HERO, IN THIS GAME, HE GETS FAR FROM ZERO. Industrial Arts: Bowling SHIRLEY FALATKA SHE NEVER LEAVES HER STUDIES UN- GUARDED9 ANY BAD HABITS ARE ALWAYS DISCARDED. Distributive Ed: Jr. Red Cross, Style Show KAREN EDWARDS KAREN'S LAUGH HER NATURE BETRAYS, AND WILL WIN HER FRIENDS THROUGHOUT HER DAYS. Business: Office Occupations, Stunt Show Central, 1 ygar, Green Valley High, l year . - A :ff7f'gfii1s:f,'f Fifi-.532 - Q ew. in -1 -f-f 1... ww em' 5 J, 'FNfQf NS 8 4? al 3 M A . ii- 3 1 1 X ucc,,uu,c on MARY EVERETT FROM MANUAL'S DOOR, SHE VENTURED FORTH IN WO0DRUFF'S DIREC- TION SHE JOURNEYED NORTH. Academic: A YZ ., 2. 4. SHARON FELDMAN WHOSE TOPS IN ORCHESTRA? THAT'S NO RIDDLEQ IT'S SHARON AND HER SINGING FIDDLE. Academic: French Club, Art Service Club, Orchestra Roosevelt Jr. High, 3 years, Manual, 1 year a ,... .W K- ,S X , if Ml ts. S if M. OLIN FOEHNER AN EXPERT IN MR. HOEFLIN'S ROOM, HE HITS THAT CIVICS WITH A BOOM. Academic: Band Breese High School JERRY FINTON IN WRESTLING, IN TRACK, IN SENIOR HI-Y, HE'S REALLY A VERSATILE SORT OF GUY. Academic: Track, Science Club, Sen- ior Hi-Y, Cross Country, Wrestling LI DO FI RMAND LIDO IS ONE OF OUR FAVORITE BOYS, ONE OF WOODRUFF'S PRIDE AND JOYS. RAINARD FISHER NICE, QUIET AND PLEASANT TO KNOW, HIS SUCCESS IS PROMISING WHEREVER HE GOES. Industrial Arts: JOHN FRENCH ALTHOUGH JOHN DOESN'T BURY HIM- SELF IN HIS STUD- IES, AMONG WOOD- RUFF BOYS, HE HAS MANY BUDDIES. Academic: Frosh. Soph. Basketball, Football, Q Track Varsity Football, Basketball, Track Key Club, Letter- men's Club SHIRLEY FREDELL A DILIGENT WORKER: A REAL NICE PER- SON, EVERYTHING PERFECT THAT SHE'S DONE. Business: F.N.A., Style Show, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Choir, Office Occupations CAROL FRAZIER THIS GAL'S BEEN BUSY HER FOUR YEARS HERE. AND THEY'VE BEEN CONSISTENTLY FULL OF CHEER. Home Economics: Stunt Show, Latin Club, Girls' Glee, Girls' Choir, F. N.A., A cappella, Sextet, Style Show , Master Choir, Band, Musical Melalge JOH FEESER ON THE TRACK AND CROSS COUNTRY TEAMS, HE MAKES MR. WILKINSON SIM- PLY BEAM. Academic: Track, Cross Country, Library Library Club VERNON FRAKES POPULARITY REIG S SUPREME, IN SPORTS HE'S CLASSED AS BEING THE CREAM. Business: Frosh. Soph. Basketball, Varsity Basketball Stunt Show, Key Club ROBERT FRIEND IN PHYSICS THIS BOY DEFINITELY EX- CELS, WHEN HE GE1 0NE-HUNDRED HIS CHEST SIMPLY SWELLS. Academic: Base- ball, Wrestling, Intramurals, Basket- ball JANET GINTHER A WELL-LIKED GIRL IN G.A.A., SHE LOVES SPORTS AND YOU SHOULD SEE HER PLAY. Business: Style Show, Stunt Show, G.A.A., Y-Teens JOHN FRISCH JOHN RUNS TO CLASS TO DO THIS BEST NO HE S ONLY FIND ING A PLACE TO REST. Industrial Arts Spalding High-I6 years RON FUNCANNON SPORTS ARE HIS AMBITION IN SCHOOL, IT SEEMS THEY WILL FOREVER RULE, Academic: Boys' Choir, Intramurals Varsity Track, Frosh Football, Varsity Football, Frosh-Soph. Track JOAN GERDES SHE HAS A GOOD EYE FOR BUSINESS, WE HOPE THAT SHE WILL HAVE MUCH SUCCESS. Business: Style Show, Stunt Show, G.A.A. CD UDP1Cplv::CD :T 'ss 113 I 5 BILL GOODRICH A WHIZ IN THE FIELD OF CIVICS AND HISTORY' HE S HARD-WORKING AND BELIEVES IN STUDY. Academic: ELAINE GOIN CHARACTER-Ag PER- SONALITY-A5 WHEN NOTING THESE, WE MEAN JUST WHAT WE SAY. Academic: Stunt Show, French Club, Sextet, A cappella, Girls' Choir, Mas- ter Choir KATHERINE GINTHER ONE OF THE WONDER- FUL GINTHER QUAR- TETQ AND AS PRETTY AS ANY WE'VE EVER MET. Business: Style Show, Stunt Show, G.A.A., Y-Teens .fy 1 ,J rf? , BARBARA FRIEDERICH HER DARK EYES AND DUSKY HAIR: FILL HER BLONDE FRIENDS WITH DESPAIR. Business: Style Show, Girls' Glee Club, Stunt Shows, Cheerleaders, Tumb- ling, Girls' Choir, Musical Melange JUDITH GINTHER JUDY'S GOOD CHAR- ACTER IS SOMETHING TO OWN, AND HER POISED PERSONAL- ITY HAS ALWAYS BEEN SHOWN. Business: Style Show, Stunt Show, G.A.A. HAROLD GOUGH AS MANAGER OF MANY A TEAM, IN THE ATHLETIC FIELD, HE REIGNED SUPREME. Industrial Arts: Basketball Mgr. Football Mgr. ,f JAMES HACKETT HE'S FOUGHT THE BATTLE OF BULL RUN, ANTIETAM, AND SHILOH, TOO' HE WAS RIGHT ON HAND FOR RICHMOND AND WITH LEE HE FOUGHT THE BLUE. Industrial Arts: Intramural Foot- ball 1 ROBERT GOUGH MANAGER OF FOOT- BALL AND BASKET- BALL TEAMSg AND EXTREMELY ENTHU- SIASTIC ABOUT THEM IT SEEMS. Industrial Arts: Basketball Mgr. Football Mgr. FRANK GRAHAM OUR RED-HEADED MUSCULAR FOOTBALL HERO, IS REALLY A GUY EVERYONE LIKES TO KNOW. Academic: Senior Hi-Y, Lettermans' Club, Wrestling, Football ARNOLIA GRANT OUR MOST DEEP AND SINCERE WISHES FOR TRUE SUCCESS T0 A VERY WONDERFUL GIRL. Academic: Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Choir, A cappella BILL HAMILTON INDUSTRIAL ARTS IS HIS PLAN, HE'LL BE A SUCCESS WE KNOW HE CAN Industrial Arts: BYRON HALLAM WE'RE VERY GLAD THAT HE CAME HERE? TO WOODRUFF HIGH. FOR HIS SENIOR YEAR. Academic: Office Occupations Washington High School, 3 years HUENHML THIS LITTLE GAL REALLY GETS AROUND, A NICER FRIEND COULD NOT BE FOUND. Academic: G,A,A., Y-Teens, Stunt Shows Peoria High School, 2 years JOHN GOSNELL WITH His HOBBY OF 's PHO'I'OCRAPHYg JOHN AS BUSY AS A BEE. Industrial Arts? Science Club, Camera Club, Boys' Ch0ir -af ,X R 1113 'M' w. Q. . in ,.:-,..:Q- :L W. af Nik w Q4 ,. 5. KI K G. 412. ax , .S KENNETH HAINLINE A LOOK OF MISCHIEF DOTH HE WEAR, WHEN THOU LOOKETH, THOU SEES IT THERE. Industrial Arts: Science Club JANET HASTINGS A BIG SUCCESS IN ALL HER ATTEMPTSQ SHE'S THE OBJECT OF MANY FLATTER- ING COMMENTS Academic: 5UY1e Shows, Latin Club, Junior Red CYOSS, Library Club, F- N.A., Office As- sistant, SCUHC Shows, Observer lk ROGER HEINTZ HE DOESN'T TALK AS MUCH AS SOME, BUT LOOK AT HIS GRADES HE'S NOT S0 DUMB. Academic: Senior Hi-Y, Soph. Track, Co-operative Edu- cation MARGIE HAWKINS PETITE, WITH CUR- LY BLACK HAIR, FOR MAKING FRIENDS SHE HAS A FLAIR. Academic: Stunt Shows, Style Show, Student Council, Latin Club, Class Officer, All- School Play, Mas- que 8 Gavel, Dra- matics Club, 3- one act Plays, Stu- dent Participation Assembly JOAN HEGGEMEIER JOAN'S DISPOSITION IS BRIGHT AS THE MORNING, DREARI- NESS SHE REGARDS BY SCORNING. Business: Usher, Junior Red Cross, F.T.A., Stunt Shows, Library Club, Band, Office Assistant, Office Occupations JACKIE HEGGER TO BE A TEACHER IS HER AIM, WE HOPE SHE'LL SUCCEED IN THAT DIFFICULT GAME. Academic: Latin Club, A cappella, F.N.A., Stunt Show, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Choir GARY HERBSTRITH GARY CAN ANSWER WHO SIGNED WHAT, AND WHERE, FOR HIS CIVICS COURSE HE REALLY HAD A FLAIR. Industrial Arts: DALE HENSLEY THAT PERSONALITY TS JUST THE THING, TO PUT THIS GUY RIGHT IN THE SWING. Industrial Arts Wrestling, Frosh. Baseball 8 Basket- ball HELEN HENDRICKSON A TRIM LITTLE LASS WITH A VERY KEEN MIND, SHE'S POISED, MANNERLY, AND EX- TREMELY KIND. Business: Style Show, Stunt Shows, Ushers, Y-Teens, Dis. Education DAN HARNESS AS A VOCATIONAL STUDENT HE WORKS HARD TO GET, AS FAR AHEAD AS POS- SIBLE YOU CAN BET. Vocational: Y -Q' WN L . , E, L , .iw ,ff I, ij, ,,.p, i S ik .,. .ng f WES HELMICK HERE IS A GUY WHOM WE ALL KNOW, HE'S A FOOTBALL HERO WHO MAKES CIJITE A SHOW. Academic: Jr. Hi- Y, Football, Bas- ketball, Letter- men's Club, Frosh- Soph. Track, Wrest- ling fa A111 , X :ff 'wi 3 'ff GENE HESS OF ALL THE POEPLE IN THE WHOLD SCHOOL, HE'S REALLY WORKED HARD FOR, HE'S NO FOOL. Academic: Stunt Shows, Senior Hi- Y, Spanish Club, Lettermen's Club, Varsity Football, Frosh-Soph. Track, Intramurals, Wrest- ling CHARLES HIRE A TRACK MAN IN HIS OWN RIGHT: COMPAR- ED T0 A BIRD WHEN IN ITS FLIGHT. Industrial Arts Frosh Track, Intra- murals WARREN HESTER HE AIMS EOE OB-. JECTS THAT TOUCH THE SKY: HIS AMET- TIONS AHE THOSE ONE CANNOT BUY. Academic HARRY HIGGS IN FOOTBALL HE IS A REAL STAR, AND IN TRACK AND BAS- KETBALL HE IS KNOWN AFAR. Vocational: Var- sity Football 8 Lettermen's Club, All City Football Basketball Track 4 ' ' 'Q U NORM HILD MANY MOVIES THAT WE SEE HERE AT WOODRUFF HIGH, WOULD NOT BE SHOWN AT ALL, YOU KNOW, WITHOUT THIS HELPFUL GUY. Academic: Senior Hi-Y, Projection Crew, Intramurals ALTA HOMAN A LOVELY BLOND WITH SKY BLUE EYES, AND IN THAT MIND A FUTURE LIES. Business: Art Service Club, Y- Teens, Girls' Glee Junior Red Cross, Girls' Choir, A cappella TOM HOERR A POPULAR SENIOR WITH PLENTY OF ZIP, HE'S A WORKER WHO SHOOTS RIGHT FROM THE HIP.' A cademic: Senior Hi-Y, Frosh, Soph. Football BARBARA HOERR MANY KIND THINGS ABOUT EVERYONE ARE, SAID, BUT SHE IS SURE TOPS, IN ALL THE FIELDS SHE'S LED. Academic: Latin Club, Observer, Style Show, Stunt Shows, Dramatics Club, Master Choir, Class Officer DIANA HERRICK A GIRL THAT WE WERE HONORED TO RECEIVE, AND ONE WHO'S SURE FOR SUCCESS WE BELIEVE. Academic: G.A.A., Operetta Pike High School, 3 years 'S' DONALD HOEPFNER HE KNOWS THAT THROUGH MANY THINGS HE WON'T GLIDE, HIS INTELLIGENCE TELLS HIM THAT LIFE IS NO EASY SLIDE. Academic: Spanish Club Washington High School, l year JOYCE HORTON HER BEST EFFORTS ARE REALLY SWELL WHAT SHE DOES IS DONE QUITE WELL. Business: Office , Assistant, Girls' Glee, Girls' Choiry A cappella S-.a3 l LEAO Hrf'Ty M? BILL HULTS IN SENIOR HI-Y HE REALLY RATES? ON HIS GOOD WORK NO ONE DEBATES. Academic: Sr. Hi- Y, Science Club, L F Latin Club, Varsity Track, Intramurals If f J' ' I DON HUNSAKER HE'S ALWAYS BUSY IN THAT AND THIS, HIS WONDERFUL WORK WE'LL CERTAINLY MISS. Academic: Sr. Hi- Y, Jr. Hi-Y, Latin Club, A cappella, Boys' Choir, Mas- ter Choir, Operetta, Musical Melange NANCY HUNTER ' 4 SHE'S CUTE AS A BUTTON WITH A S DIMPLE IN HER ' CHEEK AS FROM BEHIND THAT SMILE 1 , SHE PEEKS. F , H' Academic: Latin FL-,V Club, Stunt Shows, Talisman, Top Ten, Honoria, Office Assistants, Obser- ver, National Honor Society, Dramatics Club -'af 'nga ff. WILMA ILES . ' A SINCERE IN WHAT , 'tlli ' SHE SAYS AND DOES S rf ONE OF THE NICEST THERE EVER WAS. Business: Girls' Glee, Stunt Shows Girls' Choir, French Club, A cappella, Eh Musical Melange WAYNE JIBBEN HE'S GONE ALL OUT TU WIN EACH LET- TER, OUR BEST T0 HIS HOPE THAT HE DOES EVEN BETTER. Industrial Arts: Frosh. Basketball, Baseball, Soph. Basketball, Foot- ball, Lettermen's Club, Stunt Show, Varsity Track, Basketball JACK JENKINS IF JACK WERE SIT- TING ON AN ALLI- GATOR, RIDING DOWN THE NILE, YOU CAN BET YOUR BOTTOM DOLLAR, HE'D BE WEARING A BIG SMILE. Vocationah Intramurals, Sr. Hi-Y JOYCE JAEGER WITH A QUIET CHARM OF GRACIOUS EASE, IN ALL SHE DOES, SHE AIMS TO PLEASE. Business: Girls Glee, Y-Teens, A cappella, Office Assistant. Lutheran High School, St. Louis, Mo. l year LYNN HOOVER A SEDATE LITTLE MISS WITH PLENTY OF STYLE, SHE'LL WIN SUCCESS IN A VERY SHORT WHILE. Academic: Latin Club, Y-Teens, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Choir, Style Show RENATE JACOBY SHE'S'BEEN BUSY ' IN FOUR YEAR'S SPACE, IN HARD WORK, SHE'S REALLY FOUND HER PLACE. Business: Office Occupations, Style Show, Girls' Glee, Spanish Club LOIS JOHNSON A FRIEND SHE'S BEEN TO MANY PEOPLE, HER PRAISES RING FROM THE HIGH- EST STEEPLE. Academic: G.A.A., Stunt Shows, Glee Club, Master Choir, Ushers, Girls' Choir, French Club, Y-Teens, Dramatics Club,Oper- ettas JACK JORGENSEN A SCIENTIST AND AN ACTOR HE IS, IN ONE OF THESE FIELD WE'LL BE A WHIZ. Business: 3-One- Act Plays, Science Club MARALYN JOHNSON WE NEED MORE LIKE THIS BUSY LASS, AS AN ACTIVE WORKER, SHE'LL ALWAYS PASS. Academic: Stunt Shows, 3-one Act Plays, Musical Melange, Master Choir, A cappella, French Club, Style Show, Girls' Glee, Girls' Choir, Cheerleader, Operettas, Stu- dent Council, Observer Busi- ness Staff MARYNELL JOHNSON POISE AND MANNERS ARE CHARACTERISTIC OF EVERYTHING SHE ATTEMPTS. Academic: F.N.A., Latin Club, Stunt Show, Observer Editorial Staff, Office Assistant PAT JOHNSON SHE'S A NEAT L'ILGAL WITH LOTS OF PEP, IT TAKES A GOOD MATCH TO KEEP IN HER STEP. Business: G.A.A., Office Occupations, Library Club, Stunt Show NICOLE KIBLER WE WERE HAPPY TU RECEIVE HER AT WOODRUFF HIGH, WE'LL BE EVERY BIT AS SORRY WHEN WE SAY GOOD-BYE. Business: Art Service Club, Academy of Our Lady, 3 years ROBERTA KEMMER HER MANNER IS QUIET AND VERY SERENEQ WE ALL THINK A LOT OF THIS LITTLE TEEN Academic: Art Service Club, Y-Teens PAT KELLER ALTHOUGH SHE IS QUIET AND DISCREET, HE'S THE SWEETEST PERSON YOU EVER COULD MEET. Business: F.T.A., Library Club, Mas- ter Choir, Stunt Shows, Girls' Choir, Girls' Glee Club, Latin Club JANET JOHNSON AN ACTIVE GAL IN THE SENIOR CLASS, WHEN NEXT TERM STARTS, WE'LL MISS THIS LASS. Academic: F.T.A Style show, Girls' Glee, A cappella, Spanish Club, Yf Teens, Office Assistant, Master Choir, Operetta, Girls' Choir, ras J RICHARD KEHL INTELLIGENT THINK- ING HAS CARRIED HIM THROUGH, A'S ON HIS REPORT CARD ARE NOTHING NEW. Industrial Arts: SUSIE KING OUR KINDEST WISHES TO ONE OF THE NICEST GALS WE KNOW. Business: Style Show QfQwFgb fr' Q. V 'adik STEVE KNOBLOCH HE GOES FOR BASE- BALL EVERY SPRING, AND GIVES HIS BAT A MIGHTY SWING. Academic: Latin Club, Frosh. Base ball, Intramural Baseball JOHN KIRKHUS JOHN IS BOTH TALL AND SLIM, EVERYONE IN THE CLASS LIKES HIM. Academic: Frosh. Soph. Football, Baseball, Basket- ball, Varsity Baseball, Football, basketball, French Club, Science Club, Lettermen's Club, Observer Business Staff, National Honor Society, Co- Education, Sr. Class Play BARBARA KLEIN THOSE EYES SPELL MISCHIEF FROM THE START: IN PLANS FOR FUN, SHE'D GET A FOR ART. Academic: F.N.A., Usher, Latin Club, French Club, Stunt Shows, Operettas, Master Choir, Girls' Glee-Club, Style Show GLENDA KNAPP THE WAY SHE STITCHES SHE WELL MIGHT BE A SEAM- STRESS, IN HER OWN RIGHT. Academic: G.A.A., Spanish Club DONNA LEE KUHN QUIET, SHY, AND GOOD AT LEARNING, UNDER THAT COVER A GENIUS MAY BE BURNING. Business: Girls' Choir, Usher, Girls' Glee, Y-Teens, Mas- ter Choir, Observer Business Staff, Operetta, A cappella NEVA JEAN KRANTZ A SPRITE LITTLE MISS, JUST FULL OF BLISS. Business: Girls' Choir, A cappella, Sextet, Master Choir, Stunt Show, Operetta, JIM KOSTAS A WHIZ IN MATH AND HISTORY, A BIG SUC- CESS WE'RE SURE HE'LL BE. Academic: fin SYBIL KING WITH FUN AND LAUGHTER HER EYES DO DANCE, GIVING A PROMISE OF HAPPY ROMANCE. Academic: G.A.A., Student Council, Y-Teens, French Club, Stunt Shows, Latin Club, Usher, Office Assistant, F.N.A., Talisman Business Staff, Sr. Class Vice- President A ,, . I A ' in ' I ' . v' x-,,. ., V i CAROL KOHL PETITE, SWEET AND VERY NEAT: A GIRL THAT EVERYONE SHOULD MEET. Business: Stunt Shows, Master Choir, A cappella Musical Melange, Cheerleader, Girls Choir, Girls' Glee Operetta PATRICIA LAIN A WONDERFUL GIRL WITH A WONDERFUL WAY SHE STUDIES REAL HARD AND HER STUDYING PAYS. Academic: Band, Stunt Show, F. N.A., Spanish Club, Latin Club GERALD LAFEBER GERALD HAS ALWAYS BmNFUU,W'HN, HE'S ALWAYS SMIL- ING WHEN DAY IS DONE. Industrial Arts: RAY LANGENBACH FOR HIS FOOTBALL TEAMWORK HE'S WELL KNOWN, HE KNOWS IT TAKES A GROUP TO WIN, NOT JUST ONE ALONE. Industrial Arts: Varsity Football, Lettermen's Club Wrestling, Track J ANICE LANKTON SWEET AND QUIET AND ACTIVE IS SHE, AND PRETTY AS SHE IS BRIGHT, WE CAN SEE. Academc Academic: Band, Orchestra, Y-Teens Stunt Shows, Art Service Club, French Club, Latin Club, Observer Editorial Staff, Publicity Staff ELIZABETH LAPPIN SHE CAN TYPE AND TAKE REAL GOOD SHCHTHAND, IN THE BUSINESS WORLD SHE'LL MAKE HER STAND. Business: G.A.A., Stunt Show GLORIA LEMONS MADEMOISELLE HEDSTROM HAS TRAINED HER RIGVK IN PARIS SHE'D SURELY BE IN NO PLIGHT. Academic: French Club, F.N.A. MILDRED LEMKEMANN THOSE WHO ARE QUIET, USUALLY HOLD THE MOST INTELLIGENCE. Business: Art Service Club HH NANCY LEMKAU WE WISH HER SUC- CESS IN HER MAR- RIAGE CJUST RECENTl WE KNOW THAT FOR HAPPINESS SHE IS MEANT. Academic: Latin Club, Girls' Glee, Girls' Choir, A cappella, Art Service Club, One Act Play, Stunt Show, Operetta JUDY KUREK ABLE TO PARTI- CIPATE IN CLUBS EVEN WHEN SHE KEPT HER RECORDS AND MADE TOP TEN. Academic: Stunt Shows, Art Service Club, Publicity Staff, Prefect, French Club, National Honor Society, All- School Play, Y- Teens, 3-one Act Play, Observer Editorial Staff '!'5P N MARLENE Le MAITRE 3 SHE'S BEEN ACTIVE IN MANY PHASES OF SCHOOL LIFE, AND HAS DONE HER UTMOST IN EVERY ONE. Business: Stunt Show, Y-Teens, Art Service Club, G.A.A., French Club, JANET LIVASY THIS IS THE AUTHOR OF YOUR SENIOR RIMES, WHO SPENT EVERY 6TH HOUR IN ROOM 309. Academic: Stunt Shows, Talisman Editorial Staff Jr. Red Cross, Quill K Scroll, Office Assistants, French Club, Sr. Class Play Span- ish Club, Dramatics Club VICKI LYND VICKI'S EYES GLEAM WITH FUN, SHE CAN SEE THE POINT OF ANY PUN. Academic: Stunt Shows, Observer Business Staff, French Club, F.T.A. Girls' Glee Club, A cappella Choir JUDY LOGUE SHE'S THE LITTLE GIRL TYPE WITH A SHY LITTLE SMILE, SHE LOOKS AWFULLY INNOCENT, BUT SHE KNOWS ALL THE WHILE. Academic: F.T.A., Jr. Red Cross, Art Service Club, Band Stunt Shows, Jr. Class Secretary, Variety Shows, Y- Teens, Style Show, Observer Editorial Staff, Quill and Scroll, Latin Club, Sr. Class Treasurer, Student Council, Musical Melange, Observer Business Staff, Dramatics Club DOVNA LORENT2 SHE ALREADY HAS MADE A GOOD RE- CORD IN BUSINESS, WE KNCW THAT FROM HER WCRK SHE'LL NEVER REST. Business: Style Show, Y-Teens, Office Occupations KAREN LUDWIG ALTHOUGH SHE I S QUIET AND DIS- CREET, SHE'S THE SWEETEST PERSON YOU COULD EVER MEET. Academic: Latin Club, National Honor Society, Honoria, Science Prefect F iii JANET MADISON JAN IS ONE OF THOSE, WE KNOW, EVERYONE WILL BE SAD TO SEE GO. Academic: Latin Club, Operetta, Master Choir, Stunt Show, Band, All School Play, F.N.A. , A cappella Choir CHUCK MADDOCK CHUCK IS OUR FOOTBALL HERO, IN FOOTBALL HE'D NEVER GET A ZERO. Academic: Track, Wrestling, Letter man's Club, Var- sity Football, Baseball DARLENE MACKEY SHE IS ALWAYS SMILING AND ALWAYS GAY, SHE HELPS THE SUN TO SHED ITS RAY Academic: Latin Club, Operetta, Master Choir, F. N.A., Girls' Choir BONNIE LINDENMEYER A GAL WHO REALLY LIVES UP TO HER NAME, A BONNIE LAS SIE, EACH DAY, THE SAME. Academic: Girls' Glee, Girls' Choir A cappella CAROL MACARI SHE'S BLONDE AND WITTY, FULL OF FUN, AND SHE'S WELL LIKED BY EVERY OV E . Business: Bahd, Style Show, Stunt Show, All-School Play ADDY MANSFIELD ADDY'S JOLLY, MISCHIEVOUS CHAP, FOR WORRY OR TROUBLE, WE CARES NOT A SNAP. Academic: Spanish Club Wh' if LES MARTENS LES GETS AROUND WHERE HE'S LEAST EXPECTED, WITH LAUGHS AND JOKES HE'S ALWAYS CON- NECTED. Academic: French Club, Frosh., Soph. Track, Intra- murals, Stage Crew, Cross Country, Hi-y, Varsity Track, Stunt Show, Lettermen's Club JANICE MARCILLE SHE'S QUIET AND THOUGH SMILES ARE FEW, EACH ONE, YOU FEEL, IS MEANT JUST FOR YOU. Business: Band DONALD MARCUM A VERY GOOD STUD- ENT WITH LIGHT BROWN HAIR, STUD- ENTS LIKE HIM ARE REALLY RARE. Industrial Arts RON MARI HE'S THE 'OBSER- VER'S' EDITOR, AS SCHOLAR, A CHIEF COMPETITOR. Academic: French Club, Observer Ed- itorial Staff, Co- Operative Educat- ion, Quill and Scroll, National Honor Society OMER MASTON A PLEASANT GUY WITH WAVY, BROWN HAIR, WHO, WHEN SPRING ARRIVES, HASN'T A CARE. Industrial Arts: East Peoria High School, 3 Yrs. BOB MARVIN WITH A CHARMING SMILE AND BRIGHT BLUE EYES, HE'S WELL LIKED BY ALL THE 'GUYS.' Industrial Arts Frosh., Soph. Basketball, Var- sity Football, Lettermans Club, Intramurals JACQ ELINE MARTIN SHE IS VERY SPEEDY IN ALL HER WORK, IN DOING IT SHE'LL NEVER SHINK. Business: Stunt Show, Style Show, Art Service Club. JANET MAJORS JAN'S VERY SHY, BUT DON'T BE MIS- LEAD, NOTHING BUT GOOD OF HER WILL EVER BE SAID. Academic: Latin Club, Y-Teens. Dramatics Club, Science Club, Science Prefect, F.N.A. xox , 'Tag , GENE MARTIN IN GENE'S EHS THERE IS A MIS- CHIEVOUS GLEAM, BUT H 'S SERIOUS WHEN RUNNING ON A FOOTBALL TEAM. Academic: Frosh. Football, Soph. Basketball, Art Service Club, Jr. Hi-Y. Varsity Football, Sr. Hi-Y Soph. Football, Intramurals MARY MAXWELL SHE'S JUST AS SWEET AS PEOPLE COME: IF HER CHARM NEEDED ADVERTIS- ING, WE'D DO SOME. Academic: Band, Stunt Shows, Style Shows, Art Service Club, Dramatics Cluh Honoria ala' S Qi. x RICHARD McGEE DICK IS A BOY AS SWIFT AS THE BREEZE, HE RUNS DOWN THE HALLS WITH THE GREATEST OF EASE. Vocational: Manual Training High School, l yr. A 'f,,,.L' ' - 'iiiaiu A RON MCCLINTICK WE'RE GLAD YOU CAME FROM WHERE YOU'VE BEEN, AND HOPE THAT MANY MORE FRIENDS YOU'LL WIN. Academic: Master Choir, Boy's Quartet Peoria High School 3 Years MARGARET McGRAW UE H NGlWU1D DESCRIBE HER AS EING PETITE: TO THAT MAY WE ADD ANOTHER WCBD- - SWEET. Academic: French Club, Stunt Show, Montreal, Chebec, 1 year. JOE MCCUMBER A HANDSOME GUY WITH A CROOKED GRIN, THAT, FOR HIM MANY FRIENDS CERTAINLY WINS. Industrial Arts: Stunt Shows, Intramurals BGUJ HO' 'il T' P C59 L.-3, W Jsavff DONALD MILLER T0 COLIE GE AND THEN TO A FUTURE OF HAPPINESS, HIS 'LL GOOD CHARACTER HE ALWAYS STRESS. Academic: BEVERLY MILLER SINCERE AND SERI- OUS ABOUT HER WCRK, FROM DUTIES IN LIFE SHE'LL NEVER SHIRK. Business: Style Shows, Girls' Glee HERB MIKESELL HERB IS A BOY SWIFT AS A BREEZE? H RUNS CROSS COUNTRY WITH THE GREATEST OF EASE. Academic: Frosh. Soph. Football, Track, Varsity Track, Cross Country, Wrest- lin , Intramural Bassetball, Let- termen's Club. ALFRED MAXWELL ALFRED IS REALLY A SWELL GUY, IN OUR OINTMENT, HE'S NO FLY. Industrial Arts: ??,, .ft . - :Li nf A, - fl uid X xx I ai T' ,J . haw? - W .wffft - , . ,X .f,- ,af ,eg,Nay, ,SE- y., I . JOSETTE METTAM A HARD-WORKING GIRL IS OUR JOSETTE, WE HOPE THE BEST IS WHAT SHE'LL GET. Business: Library Club, Observer Bus- iness Staff, Style Show, French Club, Y-Teens JUDITH ANN MOLDENHAUER NURSING IS HER HEARTS DESIRE, SHE'LL WORK TO KEEP GOING HIGHER AND HIGHER. Academic: Latin Club, Ushers, French Club. Girls' Glee Club Cirls' Choir F.N.A. BARBARA MULALLY A LOVELY GIRL WITH A LOVELY FACE, WONDERFUL MANNERS AND DEL- ICATE GRACE. Academic! Office Assistant, French Club, Dramatics Club PHIL MOLLECK SUCCESS HAS COME TO HIM IN FOOT- BALL, H3'S KNOWN AROUND SCHOOL BY ALL. Vocational: Frosh., Football, Baseball Soph. Football, Varsity Football. JUDY MOLOTSKY SHE TRIES HARD AND ALL THE WHILE CEVEN IN FAILUREI SHE'LL ALWAYS SMILE. Academic: G.A.A., Library Club, Counselors Office JUDITH ANN MONROE SHE MAY BE MELLOW, MILD AND MEEKg BUT JUST REMEMBER, 'STILL WATER RUNS DEEP.' Academic: Latin Club, Spanish Club Debate, One-Act- Plays, Style Show, Prefect SANDRA NEPTUN OUIET, SWEET, AND HAPPY TOO, IN EVERYTHING SANDY WILL COME THROUGH. Business Manual Training High School, 2 years GLENN MUZZY A LITTLE DEVIL IN THF JUNIOR STUNT SHOW, BUT NOT A DEVIL TO REALLY KNOW. Academic: Band, Orchestra, Stunt Show, Wrestling JOHN MURRAY HE TRAVELED TO FLORIDA, BUT LIKED US SO WELLQ THAT HE CAME BACK TO WCKDRUFF WHICH WE THINK IS SWELL. Academic: MARILYN MILLER SHE'S FULL OF THE CHARM AND GAIETY THAT WE, IN YOUTH, SHOULD ALWAYSfBE. Academic: French Club, Student Council, F.T.A., Stunt Shows, Style Shows, Observer Business Staff DOUGLAS MURRAY HIS LIMITLESS TALENT NO ONE CAN EOUAL, HIS MUSICAL CAREER HAS BEEN IN SEOUEL. Academic: Master Choir, Acappella, French Club, 3-one Act Plays, Music Council, Stunt Shows ROGER OHL ROG IS A STAR IN EVERYONE'S HEART, HE ALWAYS COOPER- ATES AND DOES HIS PART. Academic: Intra- murals, Jr., and Sr. Hi-Y L -ui aa.-r - 'R 3 JUDIE PALIN A REGULAR SPANIARD IS THE GIRL WE SEE, PERHAPS A TEACHER SOMEDAY SHE'LL BE Business: Spanish Club, Orchestra LOREN OPPER HE GETS RIGlT IN THERE, USING THOSE SOLES, AND DOES HIS BEST TO RUN THOSE GOALS. Business: Foot- ball Wrestling Baseball, Letter- men's Club DICK OWEN HE'S QUITE A GUY WITH ALL THE GALS, AND POPULAR, TOO, WITH ALL HIS PALS. Academic: Band, French Club, Science Club WILLIAM OYLER IN SPORTSMANSHIP HE REALLY TOILS BECAUSE 'TO THE VICTOR GOES THE SPOILSH Industria1,Arts: Art Service Club, Jr. Hi-Y, Cross Country, Intra- murals . A f A ev if W V I 19 Q - 'i z Zle' ROY PARSHALL WE NEVER HAVE SEEN ROY IN A FLURRY, H DOES'NT KNOW THE MEANING OF HURRY. Business: Boy's Choir, A cappella, Projection Crew AUDIE MAE PARKER SHE'S A FRIEND IN NEED, SHE'S A FRIEND INDEED. Academic: French Club, Latin Club, Pres, Jr. Red Crosa Stunt Shows, Y-Teens, Variety Show, Prefect RICHARD PAPE A GLEAM OF MIS- CHIEF IN HIS EYE, BUT TO ALL HIS FRIENDS HE'S A 'REGULAR GUY. Industrial Arts Intramurals, Master Choir, Projection Crew WILLIAM NORTON HE'S TOPS IN TRACK AND CROSS COUNTRY, A NICER GUY YOU LL NEVER SEE. Industrial Arts: Cross Country, Track, Letter- men's Club J AMES PALMER HE IS A BOWLER FROM WAY BACK HE' REALLY TOPS WHEN S IT COM S TO KNACK. Academic: Latin Club, Boy's Choir Intramurals DOUG PAULSON WE ALL-ENJOYED HIS SINGING IN ENGLISH SEVEN-EIGIT, WE KNOW HE'LL MAKE A HIT AND REALLY RATE. Academic: Key Club, Pres. of Lettermen's Club, Varsit Footb ll Y v Basketball, Bzseball . ,792 vw . -SEHIP' , I I I .., ffi RE, I .s35? R Q viii if QEina?3E?i Y Qif' 'QEEQKSQQQQ DEAN PENCE THIS HANDSOME GUY'S FREEDOM IS REALLY OVER, HE'S HOOKED FOR SURE, NO MORE THE ROVER. Vocational: French-Club, Bowling, Science Club, Orchestra 5 5, T354 -.24 1 5 .. iff ' im'UVmi? .5 u .E , 1. DICK PAVELKA DICK'S NOT MUCH OF AN ACTOR IT SEEMS, BUT HE DOES PULL THE ROPES BE- TWEEN THE SCENES. Academic: Stage' Crew, Lettermen's Club Stunt Show, Key Club, French Club, Frosh, Soph. Varsity Track, Soph. Football CONNIE PEARSON HER LIVELY ACTICNS WE LL REMEMBER FRGJ EAGI JANUARY TO EACH DECEMBER. Academic: French Club, A cappella, Jr. Red Cross, Art Service Club, G.A.A., Girls' Choir, Girls' Glee Club DCNALD PEASE DON IS ALWAYS HEARD TO LAUGH, HE NEVER DOES A THING JUST HALF. Business: Band CID CSC? CDFSCN' PENNY PITTMAN T0 BE A NURSE IS HER CHIEF AIM, WITH HER STUDIOUS EFFORTS SHE'LL MAKE HER FAME. Academic: French Club, Talisman Bus- iness Staff, Jr. Red Cross, Stunt Show, F.N.A., Y-Teens Academy of Our Lady l Year BRUCE PHELPS 'MOVIES, SHOW US MOVIES!' ALL THE STUDENTS SCREAM, IN COMES THE MOVIE CAMERA, AND BRUCE BEHIND IT BEAMS. Industrial Artsi Projection Crew ELDON PETZING DONfT BE DECEIVED BY HIS QUIET WAYS. ELDON HAS SIN- CERITY THAT PAYS. Business: Boys' Choir, Operetta SHARON PATE HER TWINKLING EYES AND FRIENDLY SMILES ARE NOT THE LEAST OF HER WINSOME WILES Academic: Latin Club, Stunt Show, French Club, Y- Teens JULIAN PETERS A BOWLER AND A SINGER IN ONE, A REAL NICE GUY AND LOTS OF FUN. Industrial Arts: Boys' Choir, Bowling LOIS PRIBBLE THE LIVELY SPARKLE OF HER BLUE EYES, ARE THE ENVY OF GIRLS, THE DELIGHT M'RE QNS Academic: French Club, Latin Club, Stunt Show, Usher, Jr. Red Cross KEN RAGER EXCELLENT IN SPORTS AND A GOGJ SPORT IN HIS EXCEL- LENCE. Academic: Frosh. Soph. Football, Varsity Football, Frosh. Soph. Basket- ball, Varsity Basket- B3iibalf?S'b:ar23S'Q' Baseball, Lettermen's Club dl, AMMLJL, fV!WjM'S, JW QWW M07 f A ff C JW, UWM M , ,LMC ' v J ,Lf x if I , 'fini ML X f il 1 a-- K D ' I LW! Th U 2 LEE REED K7 I LEE MAY Nor HAVE VERY MUCH TO SAY, KENNETH PRUETT BUT HE'S MADE MANY HE KNOWS THE AN- FRIENDS IN HIS OWN SWERS TO ALL HIS Gum WAY SUBJECTS: HIS RE- A d mi ,' B0 , PORT CARD GETS THE ca F C' Y ,S EFFECTS- Choir A cappel m Academic: Varsity M8sPerlCh01r' Baseball' Intra, Musical Melange, mural Basketball, OYCFGUUSV Latln Bowling C vb, FRANK PURPLE WITHCUT'HIM WOOD- RUFF WOULDN'T BE THE SAME. HIS AB- SHARON REASON ISCOTTD SENCE FRCM ACTIV- SHARON TACKLES HER ITIES WOULD REALLY PROBLEMS WITH LOTS BE A SHAME- OF VIM, WITH THIS Business: Stunt IN HER MAKE-UP 5h0WS KeY Club, 1 4 SHE'LL SURELY WIN Publicity Staff, 1 B . , D tt Office Assistant, ' USIIICSS. Tama 1CS Sparland High Club School, 1 year Glasford, 2 years JANE OUINN SHE'S BUILT THE JERRY READY YOUNG WBMANATOBAY THAT WILL BE SO USEFUL TO HER TOMORROW. Business: Manual High School HE S VERY HANDSOME WITH BLACK CURLY HAIR, HOLLYWOOD'S ANSWER T0 A MAID- EN'S PRAYER. Academic: .- WAYNE POLLOCK ONE OF THE BEST- LIKED LADS WE KNOW, HE WILL ALWAYS HAVE FRIENDS WHEREVER HE GOES. Academic: Latin Club, Spanish Club ROBERT RAIRDEN EVERYONE'S A FRIEND OF HIS, HE BRIGHTENS THE CORNER WHERE HE IS. Business: Office Occupations, Boys' Choir, Projection Crew, A cappella Bowling DALE REES DA E CAN CHEER U ANYONE: HE'S WITTY LIVELY AND FULL OF FUN. Vocational: fWIVfE?w .Awww MQMEL 1: ...,:,, . , . ,sfwwv?w..1.??' - 5. . ,. ROBERT RICHARDS A RDMLYEHAHJCUY AND LOTS OF FUN, H CAN CATLH THE POINT OF ANY PUN. Academic: Band, Orchestra, Musical Melange, Stunt Shows '-MPP . ,., MARILEEVREINHOLDT SHE'S A BLCND THAT'S FULL OF CHEER, EVERYOVE'S HAPPY WHEN SHE'S NEAR. Academicq F.N.A, Stunt Shows, Variety'Show, Spanish Club, Style Show LEONCRA REMELIUS SHE IS VERY OUIET, NEVER SAYS MUCH. BUT AT ANY PARTY SHE LENDS HER TOUCH. Business: Band, Stunt Shows, Style Shows, All-School Play JOYCE RENNICK ACTIVE IN ALL SCHOOL EVENTS , AND REALLY RATES WITH ALL THE 'GENTS.' Business: Master Choir, Observer Editorial Staff, Library Club, Girl's Glee Club, Stunt Shows, Girl's Choir, A cappella 25 x., ' , , ,,,,W, Asif. P ,fl lfa, .-CTXKQ' . ' ,V x 'v 1 .asxvnaskz . :fQxiv:'.X1f!a1-P1-,-.- 4, -..-A,--X-,Q-gl .-, . '.gX3,+1fgg',,-. ,Lg-1 A , 3Q1-xfllxfzffvxdq .Qi . x --v . - , , g. L1-K wig ., - BARBARA ROTEN SOMETHING OLD, NEW, BORROWED, AND BLUE , SHE'LL SOON BE SINGING TO ME AND TO YOU. Business: Y-Teens PENNY ROSS SHE SHINES WITH VIM VIGOR AND VITALITY, A MORE FRIENDLY PER SON COULD NEVER BE. Academic: Sexteq A cappella, Master Choir, French Club, Stunt Show, Y-Teens Girls' Choir, Style Show, Cheerleader, Operetta, Talisman JOYCE ROGERS SHE'S FRIENDLY AND KIND, HARD WORK, SHE DOESN'T MIND. Business: Dis. Ed H RONALD REEDER RONALD IS A STUD- ENT HERE THAT HAS MADE MANY FRIENDS EACH NEW YEAR. Academic: Intra- mural Bowling '33 f-Q SUSAN ROBERTS AT LAST WE'VE RE- VEALED ONE OF SUE'S ARTS, TO SHYLY CAP- TURE ALL THE BOYS' HEARTS. Academic: Latin Club, Dramatics Club, French Club, Stunt Shows, Style Show, Prefect, Observer Editorial Staff Academy of Our Lady, l year ROGER SAMUELSON HE CAME TO US FROM GALESBURG SCHOOL, HE'S FULL OF PEP, AND REAL COOL! Academic: Boys' Quartet, Master Choir Galesburg High School, 3 years liU SALLY SCHILDMILLER 5HE'S BEEN OUR HIIEND ALL THE WHILEQ HER PER- SONALITY IS TOP XHILDMILLER STYLE Business: G.A.A., Office Occupations Girls' Choir, Girl Glee Club 1 S1 JERRY SAPP AN ARDENT STUDENT A FUN-LOVING BOY, LIFE TO ITS FULL- EST, WE'RE SURE lE'LL ENJOY. Academic: Foot- ball, Baseball, Spanish Club, Lettermen's Club FRANK SCHAEDE lE'S IN KEY CLUB AND ON OUR BASE- BALL TEAM, HIS FRIENDLY WAYS WIN HIM ESTEEM. Academic: Key Club, Library Club, Varsity Baseball, Soph. Fbotball, Intra- nnrals Danville, 2 years LOUISE SCHAFER HER KEEN MIND MOVES AT A STEADY GAITQ AMONG WCKD- RUFF'S SCHOLARS SHE'LL ALWAYS RATE. Academic: F.N.A., Jr. Red Cross, Latin Club, Pre- fect, Science Club, Office Assistant A 4 SONDRA SEIFERT HER TWINKLING EYES AND LITTLE SMILES? ARE NOT THE LEAST OF HER WINSOME WILES. Academic: Latin Club, Observer, Stunt Shows, Style Show, Quill and Scroll ,Wynn I PAUL SIEBENTHAL THOUGH IT BE A ROUGH AND ROCKY HILL, HE'LL KEEP CLIMBING TO CARRY OUT HIS WILL. Industrial Arts: Wrestling, Track, Mackinaw, l year ONNIE SCHWAB RIN IS A BOY WHOSE AMBITION IS SKY HIGI, IN HIS FLIGHT FOR SUCCESS HE WILL EVER TRY. Academic: Honoria 's. JOANNE RUFE HERE IS A GAL WHO WILL ALWAYS TRY, BECAUSE HER MOTTO IS DO OR DIE.H Academic: Band, Musical Melange, Orchestra,-F.T.A., Latin Club, French Club, Jrf Red Cross, Stunt Show, Honoria National Honor Society ' I AA ' is Ml fi' - 6 zf afi 7 UI' Cine? 1- 'j if' 'IL ROBERT SCHLINK HE MAKES A SUCCESS IN EVERYTHING HE DOES, HE'S THE BEST WCBKER THAT EVER WAS. Academic: Spanish Club, Observer, Publicity Staff Spalding Institute I Year NORM SHACKELFORD A TALL AND SLENDER LAD IS NORM, WITH HIS ENTHUSIASM HE CAN LAND ANY JOB. Industrial Arts: A cappella, Boy's Choir, Master Choir, Frosh. Foot- ball RICHARD SHAW YOU SEE HIM SMIL- ING ALL THE WHILE, HE ISN'T ONE THAT YOU CAN RILE. Academic: Latin Club, French Club, Master Choir, Boy's Choir, A cappella, Frosh. Football DONALD SHAFFER IN INDUSTRIAL ARTS HE'S BOUND TO BE GOOD, HE WORKS VERY HARD CAUSE HE KNOWS HE SHOULD Industrial Arts: Marion, Kentucky, 3 years DAVID SHARP AS CONSCIENTIOUS AS CAN BE, A FINER BOY YOU'LL SELDOM SEE. Academic: BILL SHARPE BILL ALWAYS WEARS A BIG, BROAD GRIN, THAT'S WON HIM FRIENDS WHERE'ERE HE'S BEEN. Academic: Stunt Show, Sr. Hi-Y, Jr. Hi-Y, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Intramurals JAMES O. SHRUM EASY-GOING, GOOD NATURED, TOO: JIM ALWAYS HAS A SMILE FOR YOU. Industrial Arts A cappella, Master Choir, Boy's Choir, Operetta JERRY SHORT JERRY IS THE VILLAGE CLOWN,' WHEN HE IS NEAR, YOU'LL,NEVER FROWN. Academic: Stunt Shows, Science Club, Boys' Choir Intramurals BARBARA SHIRLEY SHE'D WORK FOR OTHERS AND NEVER STOP, THAT' s wmv BARBARA'S THE CREAM OF THE CROP. Business: Master Choir, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Choir Jr. Red Cross BRUCE SEMLOW HE'S TALL, BLONDE AND HANDSOME: NO DRIP IN THE DRAIN, THIS LAD CAN REAL- LY RUN OVER MOUN- TAINOUS TERRAIN. Industrial Arts: Lettermen's Club, Varsity Track, Cross Country, Talisman Sports Editor, Intra- murals MARGARET SHIPLEY HERE'S A GIRL WHO WILL ALWAYS TRY, BECAUSE HER MOTTO IS DO OR DIE.U Academic: Master Choir, Library Club, A cappella, Art Service Club, Girls' Choir, Girls Glee Club JEANETTE SIMMONS WITH A SMILE IN HER EYES THAT WILL ALWAYS PLEASE, JEANETTE WILL AL- WAYS GET THROUGH A TIGHT SQUEEZE. Business: Distributive Education fwus JH' ROBERT SIMPSON BOB, AS YOU KNOW: IS SCHOOL PRESIDENTg IN MAKING FRIENDS HE ISN'T HESITANT. Academic: Latin Club, Lettermen's Club, Varsity Bas- ketball, Football Soph. Class. Pres., National Honor Society, Frosh. Soph. Football, Basketball, Base ball, Key Club, Observer Business Staff, Prefect ,-v-fr' LOIS SIMMONS LET'S GIVE LOIS A CHEAT BIG HAND? FOR SHE'S A MEMBER OF OUR BAND. Academic: Band, Art Service Club, Latin Club, French SHAROV SIMPSEN SCHOLASTICALLY IN- CLINED TO KEEP GRADES HI H, THOUGi PATH BE STEEP. Business: French Club, Orchestra, Saybrook, 1 year DHWESWWW SHE IS QUIET AND WELL RESERVED? HER HIGH MARKS ARE WELL DESERVED. Business: G.A.A. I SHIRLEY SNYDER A BLUE-EYED BLONDE SUCH PRETTY HAIR, OF SUCCESS SHE'LL GET HER SHARE. Academic: Stunt Shows, Band, 3-one Act Plays, Y-Teens, Variety Show RICHARD SMITH A TRACK MAN FROM THE VERY BEGIN- NING, ALWAYS DETER- MINED TO COME OUT WINNING. Industrial Arts: Track, Cross Country, Intramural Basketball BARBARA SMI 'IH ONE OF THOSE GIRLS BUBBLING WITH GLEE, WHO BRIGHT- ENS THE DAY FCR YOU AND FOR ME. Business: Stunt Shows, Orchestra, A cappella, Girls' Choir, Variety Show adv- DAVID SILLS HE'S THE VICE PRES. OF OUR SCHOOL, AND WHEN IT COMES TO SPEAKING, HE'S A CROWN JEWEL. Academic: Stunt Shows, Student Council, Dramatics Club, National Honor Society, Mas- que and Gavel, Cross Country, Track, National Forensic League, French Club, Plays 'IB,Q Yi I X uk L O .... .I Q PHIL SINGER WE SEE HIM OFTEN IN THE HALL, HE IS OUITE WELL KNOWN TO US ALL. Academic: Art Service Club, Intramural Bas- ketball, Football BARBARA SOMMERVILLE HERE'S A GAL WHOSE TOPS IN PERSON- ALITY, AND AS GOCD A FRIEND AS SHE CAN BE. Business: G.A.A. VERA STAUB A SHIRT WOKDRUFF HIGi CELEHXIIY, SHORT IN STATURE, NOT POPULARITY. Academic: Jr. Red Cross, French Club, Stunt Show, Style Slow, F.T.A., Chill R Scroll Assistant Editor of Talisman BEVERLY SOMMERVILLE SIE HAS A SMILE THAT IS HEARTS DE- LIGHT, IT MAKES THE DAY SEEM VERY BRIGHT. Business: G.A.A., Master Choir, Oper- etta, A cappella PHYLLIS SPRAGUE THOUGH AT TIMES SHE'D BECOME QUITE WEARY SHE'D NEVER CONTINUE TO BE WEARY. Business: Master Choir, A cappella East Peoria Comm- unity High School, 2 Years JAMES STAUB JIM SURELY HAS WHAT IT TAKES, ON HIS SUCCESS WE'LL PLACE OUR STAKES. Industrial Arts: Band 1. X 9 , 5 . gin 1 gb 1 KR Q X ,QF 'sh ve! 'Eh -6 :.Ma .3 Q- - 3 'A' W Nw Qnii 2 5 2 S49 BARBARA STIMELING HERE IS A GIRL WHO'S MIGHTY PLUCKY, SHE IS ALWAYS HAPPY- GO-LUCKY. Academic: Y-Teens, Stunt Show, Art Service Club, G.A.A. MARIE STICKLING A SWEET LITTLE BLONDE WHO LOVES T0 WGIK, SHE'S ONE WHO WILL NEVER HER DUTIES SHIRK. Academic: Stunt Show, Style Show, Latin Club, Office Assistant, Science Prefect, Honoria National Honor Society CAROL STIEGELE IT'S A PLEASURE TO BE IN HER CLASS AS A PERFECT LADY SHE CERTAINLY PASSES Academic: Y-Teens, F.N.A., G.A.A.. Jr. Red WARREN SOKOLIS IT'S A PLEASURE TO BE IN HIS CLASSES, AS A GENTLEMAN HE CERTAINLY PASSES Academic: Latin Club, French Club, Intramurals, Bow- ling Team MAURICE STEPHENS HE PLAYS THE PIANO WITH THE CREATEST OF EASE: HIS PLAY- ING HAS NEVER FAILED TO PLEASE. Academic: Stunt Shows .Boys' guar- tet, Variety how, French Club, Mas- ter Choir i I an FK HJNNIE STOKES lIJNNIE'S AMBITION IS QUITE HIGH, WE KNOW SHE WON'T LET SUCCESS GO BY. Academic: Y-Teens B X f 94 ,K ? GLEN SULLIVAN HAPPY, HANDSOME, HALE, AND HEARTY, SCUI'TY'S THE LIFE CF EVERY PARTY. Industrial Arts: Frosh., Soph. Foot- ball, Basketball, Baseball, Varsity Football, Basket- ball, Baseball, Key Club, Letter- men's Club , . 1 f W if A JM fi JANICE STREETER A BLONDE THAT AT- TRACTS SO MUCH AT- TEVTION, CAUSING HEARTS TO FLUTTER AT HER VERY MEN- TION. Academic: Band, Y-Teens, Stunt Sxows, Latin Cl b Oleerleader, S - ish Clubuvgjz Cross S' e , A 2 y , W I, l DAVE STRICKLER WITH A FLASHING SMILE AND BRIGHT HTOWN EYES, HE'S WELL-LIKED BY ALL THE GJYS. Academic: Trewyn Jr. High, 1 yr., Manual Train- ing High, 1 year JERRY STUFFLEBEAM GTE THING IS CER- TAINLY SURE, HE HAS BOTH BRAINS AND CHARACTER. Vocation al: Limestone, l yr. BCVUJ cn-sow .., Fi CHARLES SYMMCNDS A SHARP LITTLE GIAP IN MANY FIEIDSQ HIS INTEL- IECT AND WCBK, NUCH HONG! YIELDS. Academic: Frosh. Football, Honoria, 3-one Act Plays RAY SYLVESTER ABOVE THE HCBIZCN HIS STAR WILL RISE, HE HAS A BIG SMILE AND A HEART THE SAME SIZE. Academic: IUGER SWIFT THERE IS NOT MUCH, ROG HAS NOT DCNE, HIS YEARS ARE FILLED WITH LOADS OF CF FUN. Academic: Stunt Shows, Camera Club, Art Service Club, All-Schoo1Play, Dramatics Club, Office Assistant, Misical Melange, Intramurals, 3-one Act Plays, Operetta INIGHT STIMELING A BOY RENWNED TO MANY IS DWIGHT: HE'S BUILT HIS FAME TO A TREMPND- CIJS HEIGTT. Academic: Frosh. Football, Basket- ball, Baseball, Varsity Football, Baseball, Intra- lmral Basketball, Student Council, ' French Club, Span- ish Club, ,Master Choir, Boys' Gloir, A cappella, Key Club, Operetta JUDIE SUTHERLAND THERE' S A SOLUTION TO EVERY PROBLEM? SHE, FORTUNATELY HAS THE ABILITY TO SOLVE THEM. Academic: French Club, Stunt Shows, Jr. Red Cross, F. N.A., Spanish Club, Science Prefect, Latin Club, Talis- man Business Staff, Library Club, Na- tional Honor Society, Honoria YVONNE TAYLOR HER AIMS FCR KNOW- LEDGE ARE THE BEST, THOSE THINGS UN- IMPORTANT SHE NERELY LETS REST. Academic: French Club, F.T.A., Spanish Club, Va Variety Show, Trewyn Jr. High, 1 year STEPHEN TITUS HE'S A SCHOLAR FROM WAY BACK WHEN, HE HAS MADE HIS WAY AMOUNG MEN. Academic: Art Service Club, Spanish Club, Library Club East Peoria High School 2 Years LORETTA THOMAS A PRIM SWEET GAL AND A WHIZ IN SPEECH SHE S VERY LIKEABLE AND JUST A PEACH Academic: Girls Glee Club Dunlap High School 3 Years BARBARA THOMPSON TRUE CHARM AND A LAUGH THAT'S FREE, MAKE BARBARA A FRIEND TO YOU AND ME. Academic: F.N.A., Latin Club, Stunt Show, French Club JUDITH TISDALE SHE'S WORKED HER FINGERS TO THE BONE, HER INTELL- IGENT ABILITIES, SHE'S MORE THAN SHOWN. Business: Stunt Shows, Student Council, Girls' Glee Club, Jr. Prom Queen, Pres Jr. Class, Cheer Leaders and Tum- blers, National Honor Society Fn,., K 5 3 jf JIM VALENTINE THERE ARE MANY PROBLEMS WHICH ARE INVOLVED UT HE HAS ALWAYS GOTTEN THEM SOLVED. Academic: Intra- mural Bowling Football, Baseball, Basketball NORMAN ULRICH FROM CHICAGO HE SIMPLY FOLLOWED THE SOUND: HE KEPT ON COMING UNTIL WOODRUFF HE FOUND. Academic: East Richland High school 25 Years, Austin High School 1 Year IRIS TURNER BUSINESS IS T0 E HER CAREER, SHE'S BUILT A GOOD FOUN- DATION HERE. Business: Girls'. Glee Club, French Club, Distributive Education JACK JACK SELF IESQ RUFF MANY Indu TAYLOR BURIES HIM- IN HIS STUD- AMONG WOOD- BOYS, HE HAS FUDDIES. strial Arts: Band, Dramatics Club, Stunt Show, Art Service Club N3?i I K ,ggfil - 4. g Eggs F ,gig ', ' T F27 .ilk xrgi 'O , X 5 i.Q75 I, , Q A , ,,:. gff -Qi , .IL 5. ,?3,f! 4 ' KENNETH H. TRAPP HE MADE QUITE A SHOW DURING HOME- COMING WEEK, AND DID HIS BEST WORK, OF THIS WE MUST SPEAK. Academic: Latin Club MARY ESTHER WATERSTON SOMEDAY SHE'LL HAVE A DESK AND BUSINESS OF HER OWN, AND HER EFFORTS AND WORK WILL REALLY BE WELL-KNOWN. Business: Office Occupations, Girls' Choir, Girls' Glee, Y-Teens DONALD WEBSTER IN THE BUSINESS WORLD HE'LL BE A SUCCESS. OU WISHES FOR HIM ARE THE VERY BEST. Business: Office Occupations Trewyn Jr. High 2 Years FRANK WATKINS THAT LOOK HOLDS MISCHIEF TO HAPPEN QUITE SOON, THOSE EYES ARE THE TYPE TO MAKE ANY GIRL SWOON. Academic: Stunt Show, Wrestling, Cross Country, Letterman's Club, Track PAT WEAD SHE SHOWS HER ABIL- ITY IN MANY THINGS, WHEN CALLED UPON, SHE GETS RIGHT IN THE SWING. Business: Style Show, French Club, Stunt Shows, Quill and Scroll, Jr. Red Cross, As- sitant Editor of Talisman DIAN WEAVER HERE IS A GAL WHO'S MADE A NAME, SHE HAS PERSONALITY TO GO WITH HER FAME. Business: Band, French Club, Stunt Shows, Musical Me- langes, Style Shows VIRGINIA WHITAKER DARK OF HAIR, AND DARK OF EYE, SMALL OF STATURE, QUIET AND SHY. Business: Y-Teens Girls' Glee Club IEYQYWHAIIIL IN TEREST ALL OF US HE LOATHES ALL IMPATIENCE AND ANY FUSS. Business: Frosh Baseball, Intra- mural Bowling, Basketball, Dis. Education CLYDE WESTBROOK IF SPUNK AND PER- SEVERANCE COUNT AS THEY SAY, CLYDE WILL HAVE LIFE ALL HIS owN WAY. Business: Intra- murals East Peoria High School IZ Years RICHARD VENEZKY HE'S BEEN ACTIVE AT WOODRUFF YEAR AFTER YEAR, HE DESERVES OUR SUP- PORT AND A ROUND OF CHEER. Academic: All School Play, 3- One Act Plays, De- bate, Observer, Stunt Shows, Latin Club, Key Club, Letterman's Club, Wrestling, Honoria ,mi K 4 XE, R x. N ew sl BERNARD WESTAPHER BENEATH THAT OUIET EXTERIOR, HIDES HUMOR, WIT, AND FUN GALORE. Academic: Frosh., Soph. Football, Varsity Wrestling, Key Club, National Honor Society WARREN WHITE IN THE GAME OF FOOTBALL HE KNOWS THE scomz, SPORTS T0 HIM Ama CERTAINLY NO CHORE, Academic: Intra- mural football MARILEE WILLIAMSON WITH EVERY DAWN OF EVERY DAY, HER CHEERFULNESS IS HERE TO STAY. Business: Girl! Glee Club, 3-One- Act Plays, Dramatics Club If A of- -Aafwg :Hd A ii? 91551. , if - at ,,Ss 1: 5 .. I. . EX A.-I 1 ga . I X Qi E. I 'fl- LINDA WICHMAN HER VIVACIOUS PER- SON WE CAN'T EVER FORGET: HER SPARK- LING FRIENDSHIP WE'LL NEVER REGRET. Academic: Talis - man Business Staff, Advertising Manager, Stunt Shows, Y-Teens French Club, Style Shows, Quill and Scroll Office Assistant DOROTHY JEAN WICKER A SPANISH SPEAKING LASSIE SHE HAS BE- COME SHE ENJOYS THIS LANGUAGE AND HAS LOTS OF FUN Academic: Style Shows, Spanish Club High School, 1 Yr WILLIAM WIESEHAN WHENEVER THERE'S MISCHIEF BREWING JUST LOOK FOR BILL CAUSE ITS HIS DO CONSTANCE WOERNER WHEN CONNIE ANSWERS SHE CAN'T BE WRONG, SHE GETS FOUR BELLS AND NOT THE GONG. Academic: F.T.A., Publicity Staff, French Club, Octette, National Honor Society SHARRF WISSLER HER VOICE FLOATS LIGIT AS A BREEZE IT COULD DO NAUGHT ELSE BUT PLEASE Academic F Library Club Latin ter Choir A cappella JANETTE WINKLER EMERSON TELLS US TO PRACTICE FOR BEARANCE ADVICE Q 4 ' 5 I 4 , V ' : .T.A., Manual Training I U Club, Sf-FXY-CUZ Mas' ING. - THAT JANETTE HOLDS Industrial Arts: Glee Club, Prefect, Art Service Club IN ENDEARANCE. Business: Office Occupations Jw DELORES WHITE DELORES IS ALWAYS JOYFUL AND JOLLY, JUST AS CHEERFUL AS A SPRIG OF HOLLY. Academic: Girls' Glee, Girls' Choir, A cappella, G.A.A. Variety Show DON WILSON HE'LL GO THRU COLLEGE WITH MUCH CARE, AND THEN RE- TURN TO SELL HIS WARES. Academic: Cross Country, Sr. Hi-Y, Wrestling, Frosh. Soph. Varsity Tiack, Lettermen's Club, Intramurals BILL WRIGHT BILL'S NO.l WHEN IT CCMES TU BOOKS HE'S BOUND FOR SUCCESS FROM THE WAY IT LOOKS. Academic: Latin Club, Lettermen's Club, Science Club, Boys' Choir, Foot- ball Manager, Variety Show, Operetta iiigya HWNEP , Q CATHERINE-YCUNG SWEET AND COURTEOUS SHE IS TO ALL, ALWAYS HELPFUL WHEN WE CALL. Business: Latin Club, Style Shows, Office Occupations KEN YORK KEN IS A JOLLY MISCHIEVOUS CHAP FOR WORRY OR TROUBLE HE CARES NOT A SNAP. Industrial Arts: Frosh. Football, Varsity Football, Track, Wrestling Chillicothe High School, l Year SHIRLEY YORK OUIET, HARD-WORK- ING, EARNEST AND SHY, SHIRLEY WILL PASS IN EVERYONE'S EYE. Academic: Library Club, Art Service Club, Jr. Red Cross, Spanish Club EZ NANCY ZEIDERS A SWEET LITTLE LASSIE WITH A FLAIR FOR FUN, SHE STAYS IN GOOD SPIRITS TILL THE DAY IS DONE. Business: Office Occupations, Girls Glee, Girls' Choir, Stratford Jr. High 1 Arlington, Va. l Yr. ai:-FFT ,,.-, .if . , V .'?, -,, ,' 131 V, yaisif' J?' I , if JUDITH WORRIES HERE IS A GIRL WHO WILL ALWAYS TRY, BECAUSE HER MOTTO IS DO OR DIE. Academic: Latin Club, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Observer Editorial Staff, Girls' Glee, Girls' Choir, A cappella, Stunt Shows CAMERA-SHY SBVIORS Don Lagron Sally Kinsinger Robert Peters Charles Sanders RON ZARLEY CAPTAIN OF OUR FOOTBALL TEAM, KNOWN THROUGHOUT THE SCHOOL, ACTIVE IN ALL EVENTS, AS GENERAL RULE. Industrial Arts: Varsity Football Captain, Intra- mural BasketbalL Wrestling, Letter- man's Club, Track Captain, Chief of Homecoming wulh lif Williamson, President JUNIOR OFFICERS ll Kennell, Vice-P d t CLASS Q D Boardman, Secretary B Ch 5? 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Y, 4 1 I J J. A 'Wdf' .. Phillis Schaffer James Schildmiller Paul Scholbohm Norwin Schneider Carole Seaver Paul Seymour Delores Shaner H..-1 ff' P ' . V ' if' . 12 f : . ' M, my 5:12.44 Gil , wr . S9 Q.. Q-4' 4, 'gizhga +140 HW ei .tw 7 fd, ,, of ,f,,TL5. .3 ' ,. ,, 'fy' 1 , 251 Q H ,,f '- ' A, S Q '..v' Win' wwfig fi : J ella - ., J f william Michael Sheppard Slmmons Short Skow Leonard ROPCFY Shuck Skillman Jim Marv, Shurts smllle Kayelene Ch?FY1 Sidell Smlth Dan Jerry su 1 S Smth Freshmen ,M , 2.:,12,f, f X ' :: 15559 E ,. it a.,a. . e,..e We , . , ag 'Q Ki E955 gn . fi , . s X ,yuan ,' 2'.Mf 'TW Q. i,f1v3f VM QQ X if , 'V' .l ' K fi .1 Nancy Smith Roy Smith Robert Snider Jeanne Sprague Sally Springsteen Thomas Stage A-reef-E5 wr sr. ,u X 1 an Q fix 1 . . .: 'H i GSP f xiii!! 'EF 6' ' :' ,. QQ Waffl 1 -of ff ..,, .ff ,W NF' Sue Stahl Joel Stanford Betty Staub Pat Steeg Rita Steffan Marty Stewart fn Randy Stotler Wilby Stroemer Cynthia Streeter Darwyn Stuart Ronnie Stufflebeam Bob Studebaker Jerry Sullivan Richard Sutter ,gg 3. ' . ' rv - ' -r' if e. wwf, , d ,.5. , .2 MwaV's Carol Swanson Ross Tarr Robert Taylor Larry Teel Judy Thomas Colette Thompson Linda Travis -are QL spfkgpdia :'E' E .,. 3 at Y JK 3- 11 era. .11 'W' Y' 4-S J' S ff A LAK, i' lfQMW lqggggggix at ,i ,-. -L fa , W l r r 4 J zl' afiff V, Ehmilhna 'J :arf ff J I' ' -ny ,,: 'V' J ' il ,, ,QQ, Qffvf Qyf -1' f- ffi,i?Eipef at . ,,,. , ik 5? ' 11 sei all '.' sp . aaaa ,fray M Ai . Y N John Woerner Bob Wolcott Jerry Wright Marlene Yontz 2 ,.vL www L f,,.. -milf? sri N 'B Freshmen ' V 2 1 . 1 Mann!! -Wyfgki?T l 1 JL. iggi 24's 'VXA 5 ga,, Trigg 55g 4: at , www as -.4 F., , in zf -y ,,...'-f' w , up-0' Y M 'T' I if' ' . a w'v. Lfkv-Q...- W lt! iw ,, 1' A gf ,. :gs ,J Lyle William Pat Wilson Thomas Wilson Marlene Winkler Sherry Winn Lita Wittmer S011 N , sm -WM any WQRQQ , dba ,:o,Lo,:,.., ai i V . eff- N -- ,,11.7,fsM ,. L, Q If ,W-Q A' 17' xg I Q V , Virginia Whitehead Martha Wightman Tomi Wilkey Carolyn Williams Sandra Williams Howard Williamson aid 3 4- 0 ,. z - if-f-Q' ' H. 'Hi5q55E3 iEmaM.A 1 5-wi , i . :- mw m.EEw c . W-f w-rr! we Awww' he .W Q X L3 Qin Wwwqw :wma ,:xw1g jig, ,gm Q Z ff' 5? ai! fm filf if nga? ii 'Y 'I 5,5 1, Nd Q sg, A 2 H qi, ASZQ' X ind' Sandra Weier Beverly West Mary Jane Westapher Joan Whisler William White Joyce White H. s..w 'Wu' Q , F, . Yfrf-5 5 H, S? 5 - Qfaima M , -Y I i ,, sw, ,U vw-fn, fs21?is1ge,Lefisg: - sm. fw- Hffif. A ., gm? rf- , 3 Q. K 53 SR fial- - ig 5 war Y, Qu gang are fs, . y .siy 'K X IX-ze l59Wa 2 A J . ,,. .Erik ':i!Va Vw? N . Q' s,i'fis:3iig57:ff -W e q fnaa, fa?-f M x- , -'t f : i . s. hr ', 7' x ,- i 94 iiiii ? Q Q55 ,W,a bmgs, rig? Juli i . 1 k,., ,. ,--41, f .ff K . ., L A. 42 '.v1V Q i no aww- r W' 5 osys ij- Fig Jim Vance 'J' Darlene e 'H Van Norman . is pu' Ronald M if-A Veeco Q' 5?, :QgfQ,5W A Randall 175i'i Violette Pat Richard Wallenfang Voss Susan James Ward Walden Joan Charles Warren W0lgemuth Julia Waterfield Daniel Watters LaVerne Weber Robert Triplett Richard Frisch Kenneth Turner Susan Uhlig Linda Ulm Jo-Helen Ulrich Macklin Upchurch We if ,ri HFRESHMEN FIRSTSN Perhaps one of a freshman's biggest thrills is attending his first formal dance. To these freshman cheerleaders, win ning a game is a serious business! is Will any of us forget the excitement of our first basketball game? 7:- I . 10.115 ,r 43 5 9 Q35 G . f ' ff A , 3 V SH- ' 2 I X ,1 .Y ,... 5Ei'nv1'f1ES yn fl' HOMECOMING 1955 ee: i , gi f A-A xt ff 1 T is I , 1 4-. X 2- At twelve o'clock on Friday, the day's events were started with a parade of decorated cars led by the Princess and her attendents riding in con- vertibles. This parade traveled to the stadium to watch the Woodruff football team win their game with East Peoria 7-0. A dance Saturday was the climax to the Pow Wow, and all who attended felt it was a Pow Wow that will never be forgotten. iii Q f gigfgi After many days of preparation and practice the 1955 Pow Wow weekend finally came. This year the Pow Wow had some added attractions which made it bigger and better than ever before. The Pow Wow began with the Stunt Shows, one from each class and an added stunt put on by the Averyville-Kingman- Woodruff Alumni Association. These stunts were performed on Wednesday and Thursday nights, November ninth and tenth. The climax of the first night's performance was the presenting of the Chief, Ron Zarley, and Princess Margie Hawkins. as . A A 1 89 he f , . p k! ifflfox .up , E J of Stunt Shows It,s a Bonnie Sure Thingll, sayd John Harris as he carries off his ,M reward for betting on the Mcwarrid The Juniors won first place in thd stunt shows with their Scotch then xx.. 'Old MacDonald's Farm in the Senior stunt keeps possession of the silver horseshoe as a reward for having better plants and animals than the Raider farm. mf nv' For the first time in the fifty-year history of Averyville-Kingman-Woodruff, the Alumni Association presented a stunt which showed the growth of the three schools through the years. i l T I i a fe I S A court complete with kni ht and ladies sets the stage for the Sophomore Cfass Stunt. Duels between knights East Peoria and Woodruff took place to decide who would win the Princess Victory with Woodruff winning the hand of the princess in the end. The Freshmen played The Silver Horseshoe Question instead of The 564,000 Question but the Warriors still came out on top. The Woodruff football players did not let them down as they won our homecoming game 7-O. The 1956 Junior Prom was held at the Bradley Fieldhouse, May 12. King Bob Williamson, President of the Junior Class, and his Queen Linda Hoffman, reigned over the Sweet Fantasy. The dancers were surrounded by lollipops, bon bons, candy kanes, and other goodies symbolizing the candyland theme. Charles Rogers' orchestra played for the gala event which lasted from 9 'til 12. Everyone had a yummy time. JUNIOR PROM ALL SCHOOL PLAY The Importance of Being Earnest showed the confusion that can come from having two differ ent names in two diffe rent places THREE ONE ACT PLAYS S 3 si I Q . -gal: .JJ Ah 1 l E Q Pot Boiler , a play with an unusual ending, was under the direction of Mr. Kenneth Camp and consisted of a splendid cast. Miss Personality Plus under the direction of Miss Bertha Berman brought out and solved, in a comical way, some every day teenage problems. The suspence of Drums in the Night was directed by Mr. Dane Harris and involved a deep mystery con- cerning a tom-tom. 92 :Ai if ,A Y Wiki i Boy Wanted While Professor Drake fLarry Arringdalel is questioning Linda KBarbara Stimelingl, the supposedly stern Miss Francis CSarah Jo Davisl and Mr. Flynn CBob Simpsonl are busy making eyes at one another. fl K 5 , . f up SENIOR CLASS PLAY If Harold Rollins CJohn Kirkusi had not been so fortunate as to fall and sprain his ankle, he never would have had the considerate attention of Nancy Hill fJudy Tisdalel. Mrs. Rollins CAudie Mae Parkerl is getting little notice from Mr. Rollins QHOH Maril as she sobs her dismay. Mrs. Hill QJoyce Rennickl is concerned with her own problems, the main one being her separation from Mr. Hill lJohn Armbrustl- I Ska LD. g fl gf? 'fu 4-ax 'Viv- 93 ow 'K wmv 9+ 3 ,J Sun B013 Simpson, President Student Council Officers Y Mr. Camp, Advisor Dave Sills, Vice President i Mmm 'R -...--il' WEE MR clk, M41 MM Tv- ,,,,,, ,m3fI:0W4' H fwwwmmw , ,, ,!,,,..,W la, Jay Finchum Bon Dorey Dixie Boardman Shari Bass Janine Ball Sue Hartwell Janice Johnson Bob Young Willie Yee K Y 5:1 . W4 w'w I Deanna Bally Student C0uncH -af ! Kay Johnson Maralyn Johnson Diena Knowles Brad Lentz Dave Wightman The Student Council of Woodruff is the student government of Woodruff. It consists of a President, and Treasurer. from each class. dances, parties, school supplies representatives Judy Tisdale S' , 'K ng 5 natfxfrv u I W ,,-'w M , ,..M M- . 'L fwwdwmuzst 1 X wwiff. w .5 -- Vice President, Secretary, There are four representatives Student Council sponsors assemblies, lost and found, and elections of council Q and class officers. 'wvvow Si,, f-Rfk W'l- .ff' JF , fl' L Q? ill W 1 Dan Sills Howard Peters Judy Logue Pam Lovecamp WW 1' all Ball 95 O0 I y . 'ALEDICTORIAN Tie onstance Woerner 94.79 ALUTATORIAN i.Nancy Hunter 94.03 M Richard Alexander 93,45 M1159 L 3.Karen Ludwig 94.64 4.Mary Combs 94.36 5.Judith Kurek 94.09 Anna Breitenoeder 95.00 VALEDI CTOR1 AN Tie 7-Sharon Simpson 93.59 9 .Sarah Jo Davis 93.36 lO,R0nnie Schwab 93.29 zky and 5.R1ChHFd 94.09 94.09 her HONOR STUDENTS Top Ten Joanne Rufe 95.00 VALEDICTUHIAN Tie vfjig zlv . 4 4' 1 gi P' Walt Anderson ' w e Judy Kurek xii .K HM . Ei, P Judy Tisdale anal' if , :X 3 fu X R J' T W. LL ,,' 2 .Q K L wr Q me L A J vw fri iii dQQTw Asa Lax? In-S V.-. ff , :,,A ' ' Mi ' J A6Q9Hii3. John Sally Ball Anna MBTY Armbrust Breitenoeder Combs filiafgiglh Any - u gy ingot 45 y 'Ek ini, : : jfffiigg A Jkt mm JSA sv W' ig? Q,'i if l mf' ri 'AA1.: Q - Egffv Q'y' Karen ,Hon Joanne Dave Ludwig Mari Rufe Sills 5 I.. A ,'-, fgigk 5' 'Q 'W A 'A-3L 5 :, Elf' ff-.' - Q3 1 at J J, af to i ' Bernard Connie Woerner Westapher To become a member of the National Honor Society you must be a junior or senior in the upper third of your class, have attended Woodruff for at least one year and during the time he has been at Woodruff shown that he possesses those qualities outlined in the purpose of the society-- Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Service. Mary Dick I Marilyn Marilyn Avery C0lCY1H Day Dimmick Q : e - 1' 5? . - t await ' 111- 'aff ,3 Jim Sharon Barbara Carole Franklin Gray Heggemeier Herman 'lyi K J .LA7' P 'ill D ina r QQi3is?i L tiffgft aeyr ?fQ?: - zfyailffii fi' ':'f- K ' .L kk x jx 'xiii : IV ' Harold Lucinda Ronald Jacqueline Lindholm Lowe Marshall Miller V Q vWf't. 5 Eigofu yi' f ,, ,,.a r .fty Q V M1 f.f Ayzi v Qkgiig in 5 if Pat Bill Dorothy Ronald' Ricketts. Sleater smith W Staub -1 llil ll .L wt ., 'J 1 if J , ,wmD. , . A T.f H , i Ei 5ffiE'1 .Q?g1- ' A 4,-H ,255 tlfifii -- 15'T J' M ' Y, 3, at rysi Y A if ' H m :Ski '. fE?ie 5 yyi.r : 'iW,g ' lyya i 3 if? te t fi? 5333? H 1 J' ' neiii H' - mkjfwfi . . z f'Wfx National Lee Dobbins . 911 z .J .' ...mf v- Barbara Huntington , J-Vifiy R Pat Morse the Carolyn Steidel J J I wwf df Joyce Cornelius , N, r K 1 ,,,' Q mf .A Bob Simpson x - A ll ' ur if Y? 4 s J' Nancy Hunter L L.. Qs 1 Mage Stickling Honor Society Arlene Dorey 3? Ejqapy 1 Laura Jarrell yyggweu, ff V Q' ypga,,yF Dita Myers Mary Lou Tomsovic F L ...,l...r,N.. . . Norma Fahlberg 6g555EEIIr L X Wilma Johnson Sandra Patterson Pat Tripp H Q. . ,, l' i,li -, A3432 . ff in gwfai F John Kirkus ' ' PTF Judie Sutherland Ed Fouts 1l .i b ,t t Jean Keown 'l agiylf .Debbs Ohl Pat White . XFX I M' qafgtifvg. L 1 '-1,1 L, ,, ,Q pu . ,init ff? ' xi N ' Bruce Semlow, Sports Editor Mary Talisman Lu Conner, Assistant Editor is N or C Larry Harris, Advisor Phil Clemons, Sports Editor U Editors Mary Combs, Editor Pat Wead, Assistant Editor Vera Staub, Assistant Editor gi .. at Jim Corley ' W' M H A 'S Judy Cremeens in 4.v,. L '. A A Denni s Gour an -7.:k J . X ,V A '1fffEjj A QIIQ, 'M lA , f J Judy Gray A fy .Q-0, Sue Brown Judy Boucher Talisman Editorial Staff .'fWW ,.,, ,. ' fi-i . ' J Janine B311 'QHQ Phyllis Johnson B05 Kahler Brad Lentz - :Janet Livasy J ii Sharon Shearburn uefjhi,,u W Al l an Snodgrass Betty Shaub , -N. if A.. .A . . . is . 'Z I , . I' EX 1 Rv Q Lg' , 'Wifi Bonnie Tilton Karen Lisle Mary Jane Westapher Kenneth Bushman, Advisor Margaret Turl, Business Manager Talisman Business Staff Managers Pauline Livengood, Circulation Manager Linda Wichman, Advertising Manager 102 Carol Cannady Betsy Carr Sybil King Barbara Lovin 3 Y- R 1 rw- i s Il B Hobbin Lund Penny Pittman Marcia Babel u s i n e S S S t a Sandra Sargent Karen Seckman Jeanette Sprinkle Sandra Squires Judie Sutherland Bob Wolcott Observer Editorial Staff Dick Venezky Sports Editor Nancy Hunter Assistant Sports Editor Front How: Pat Cotter, Janice Lankton, Deanna Bally, Nan Peterson, Mary Ann Canty Second How: Ronnie Cranford, Marilyn Allen, Sandy Williams, Sue Roberts, Rose Clearwater, Judy Logue, Tom Purple Back How: Norman Westerdahl, Alan Bone, Hon Helms Pat Scherer Assistant Editor Sally Williamson Assistant Editor n Mari itor Q A The Observer Editorial Staff works diligently to bring out to the students Q bl-weekly newspaper consisting of com- ing and happening events. 9? 104 Observer Business Staff Joyce Cornelius Co-Advertising Manager Molly Cowan Mr. Hoefjin Business Manager Adviser Georgie Hubanks C0-Advertising Manager Front Row: Mr. Hoeflin, Janet Wotton, Roxanne Feldman, Nora Cooper, Jeanette Shadid Second Row: Phil Chan, Marilyn Miller, Maralyn Johnson, Janet Bruggeman, Barbara Wead Back Bow: Laurel Goodwin, Gloria Hoepfner, Lois Best, Vicki Lynd, Judy Yontz, Bob Lemm Barb Hoerr Circulation Manager Sandie Seifert Credit Manager ,.i...i.. 1 gi fi X' 50 sf- :Ska aj, E:-1. 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Charlene Weber, Phyllis Johnson, Sandy Squires Second How: Alice Goss, Marilyn Allen, Colleen Bell, Phyllis Shadid, Darlene Hoerr, Pat Denny, Elaine Schroeder, Beth Costello Third How: Barbara Ewing, Sheila Murphy, Anita Lancaster, Loretta Martin, Connie Bert, Gladys Boles, Linda Cox, Mrs. Cameron Back How: Betty Stotler, Marilyn Lehman, Donna Martin, Judy LeGrande, Sharon Entwistle, Karen Patterson, Lynn Nichol, Beverly Bohlander, Marsha Arterburn, Dorothy Brooke Row: Martha Wightman, Julia Waterfield, MaYi1YU Yontzf l Lucas, Margaret hppy, Judy Logue Marilyn Traub, karen Taylor id Row: Louise Hppy, Karon Kahler, Keela Garrett, Judy Back Bow: Diane Rockhill, Jean Belsterling, Sally Williamson, Laurel Goodwin, Bonnie Tilton, Carole Pacey, dy, Judy'Yontz, Judy Ervin, Sharon Morris, Miss Nickerson Mary Maxwell, Barbara Hoerry Sue Roberts ,- 'NYU 'N-..,,w. 3 S-3 'T' 'N NW .- 5 1 Front Row: Carlene Arnold, Elaine Goin, Joan Averell, Joyce Rogers, Helen Hendrickson, Jeanne Bragg, Phyllis Davis Back Row: Roy Parshall, Iris Turner, Jerry Whelan, Frank Curtis, Jeanette Simmgnsy Eldon Petzing, Shirley Falatka, Don Hckard, Jerry Ready, Mary Lu Front Row: Gilbert Oathout, Lois Houlihan, Marilyn Miller, Joanne Rufe, Connie Woerner, Marilyn Minor, Judy Polak, Louise EPPY, MISS MHCd0na1d Secohd Row: Judy Logue, Jaelene Oard, Vera Staub, Mary O'Conner, Judy Parry, Kay Byers, Nancee Church, Pat Bohanon, Marilyn Flowers, Eileen Hoberts Back Row: Molly Cowan, Mary Ann Canty, Janet Mundelius, Sarah Jo Davis, Pat Cotter, Sharon Callahan, Delores Clark, Doreen Futhey, Martha Wightm n, Mary Jane Kirkus, Bill Tarr Distributive Ed. is an organiza- tion which is made up of a group of seniors who work in the afternoon and go to school in the morning. They get good experience in office work. The Future Teachers of America Club consists of all students of Woodruff High, who are interested in becoming teachers. The club meets twice a month for a business meeting and to listen to guest Speakers. ' Gui '?'. s'.iE!F5 553' L. ' .I f is 1511 D s r b ll V E d man aj? M-n11!r 'ixifwr X French Club Front Row: Ann Detweiler, Phyllis Johnson, Karen Miller, Judy Boucher, Marilyn Davis, Pat Scherer, JoAnn Johnson, Carol Rhodes Second Row: Ken Allen, Judy Boundy Judy Smith, Bettie Stotler, Donna Martin, Gloria Lemons, Ronnie Allen Back Row: Judie Moldenhauer, Barb Wead, Barry Amos, Mike Brainard Fogelsong, James Park, Francis Sybil King, Barbara Mulally Those students who have studied French or those who are now enrolled in a French class are eligible for membership in the French Club. Games, skits, songs, and French speakers are featured during meetings. Officers: Janice McCraw, President Silvest, Treasurer, Margaret John Harris, Vice President ,. W' Front Row: Marjorie Pusch, Marie Langjahr, Pat Getz, Bonnie Baker, Shirley Forsythe, Dorothy Downey Second Row: Jean Marshall, Carol Pacey, Virginia Monier, Joan Warr Kay Crawford, Barbara Roberts, Judy Simko Third Bow: George Moore, Bill Baxter, Dick Shaw, Maurice Stephe Ronnie Geurin, Bill Miller, Warre Sokolis Back How: Bob Singer, Floyd Roth Newt Evans, Brad Burget, Fred End Bay Stotler, Frank Schurtz, Bob L I nt Row: Vicki Lynd, Sue Roberts, ly Cowan, Sandy Dilts, Pat Wead, da Wichman, Lois Johnson, Lois bble ond Row: Dian Weaver, Sharon arburn,Joyce Gullette, PaQla in, Gisela Haschkey J056Ph1ne lwitz. Mary FleX6f .rd Row: Sue Brown, Katie Cullen, : Hartwell, Hlnore Reichert, 'etta Ruppert, Sally Winters, 'tha Simpson, Miss Hedstrom :k Row: Harry Short, Doug Murray, A George, Ted Saal, Carl Abegg, inis Wilmot, Jack Watson I French Club Front Row: Joy Summers, Alice Goss, Judy Parry, Nancy Reed, Barb Woodruff, Rawnie Mathis, Marilyn Allen, Margaret Hppy Second Row: Shirley Ogle, Janice Landwehr, Eleanor Bruner, Inge Regels, Evelyn Brown, Penny Pittman, Sharon Pate, Phyllis Dirkse Back Row: Robert Skillman, Ken Mills, Gary Mowder, Jim Lawrence, Larry Teel, Don Foley, Randy Stotler, Fred Crawley, Bob Vilt 'ont Row: Pat Church, Ruth cketts, Sandy Williams, Diane itcott, Cynthia Koehl, Nancee iurch Cond Row: Deanna Bally, Janet ggerichs, Judy Gray, Nila Miller, ,ron Kahler, Marianne Huxtable, ,dy Edwards, Judy Nelsop ird Row: Audie Mae Parker, Sharon ncannon, Sandra DeSelms, Kay Eakle dy Knapp, Joan Vandenberg, Linda ama ck Row: Rosie Robertson, Lois mmons, Janice Lankton, Joyce rnelius, Jean Belsterling, net Hicks, Joan Reinhart, Gloria ,Q 1. 5 dpfner, Jackie Laidler, Delvera wr- 5 3 .N J 'vs C35 3 O ff? I' O 1 Front Row: Mr. Bartlett, Philip Bays, Howard Williamson, Bob Hotovec Second How: Mackie Upchurch, Joel Stanford, Larry Jarvis, Chuck Stever The Junior Hi-Y Club consist . . . . . , f f h d gh1idRRow: Jyikg Mitcheli, Geri Sprggue, Cgarles Ssliibury, Fritz Demmin gnceriswgzi 32etSgEh:EZr?'3?gfAvh?0H qginerow. m or e , ee 1 es, ennis BVICS, an a Violette, Ken a business meeting. The Senior Hi-Y Club is Front Row: Ken Chew, Jim Combs, Don Hunsaker, Lance Barnes, Olin Foehner made up of junior and senior Second Row: Mr. Miller, Chuck Barden, Glenn Muzzy, HOD Zaf1CYy KSU K0hfSf boys that meet once a week B b G ' ' E A at the Y.M.C.A. A swim or Bgck Roi? Gene Hess, Tom Bailey, Tom Hoerr, Gene Martin, WCS Helmlckv B111 a basketball game usually Sharpe, Don wilson, Ray Dinger follows a business meeting. 3: 5, 5 ? 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W... we . ... ..,.:.a5,e5. 1, 7 A 2 as Q :K: :fs eiieiigiig Frank eneefenmw-we , ew- s 5',l Q Q 4 P af Ti, WL fr H A :- fix X Aa - 5 Q1 NC, Dave Sil l s 3 my , Dick Pavellu Frank Purpl. Schaede Key Club ini 'irq Bob Sim son ' 5 1515551 - --... ,E xuxsiim we X a Q Q1 fn. ,fig x w X X Lk N l 4 N if XY 15 , zz? K if .A fl -f lil efii :e 1i'Q Key Club consists of boys able to meet the scholastic and service requirements of this international club. These boys are gaining experience in living and working together, in developing leadership, in serving the school and community and in preparing for useful citizenship. Key Club is affilia ed with the Kiwanis Club. Ron George Larry Gordon Mr. Burkholder Dwight summing ' . . A. 5 Hare! Q ...,.s5v.g ew seg . 7'-:v ..::----an .... M.1..,.....,,a:' 3. 555: 151: ..., 1 1251 'l W 'X .sie A i, 7-,sy my A .. fa?i12fg??s1g5?i 5' 1, . was BPM P5 -7 gg eg Q we , new aff x 5 'See f in l 'F Kgs Q' UN. 2 is Ja 'L 3 sw Richie Ulrich -It sgfili siz' iSgi9i?227ls5 ggwizigii gi t f swggsyszs-.19 fra? Q4 CLC? V1 GPNAT XO! I Nfl! X fi- GR fl N A x 'tz x A I xx '23 X 1 K 11111, at 'Hg f Dick Venezky 3 S --iififw f .v'ff::. . .- Lea L: 'JREUM-ffi. X ri 41 .ez l +535 ,.. ,,,' ,... .. 'E LX is 3 ,rg 335512 Q52 My gi ,jx rx by k i l crew ww Nina ' Bob Wil li amson Larry Walden Bernadine Weast, Vice-President, Larry Teelx Secretary, Carole Pacey, Treasurer, ShirlSY Ogle, Program Chalfman- Steve qltus' President The Library Club is a service organization for Woodruff High School students. They assist in the library one period a day or before or after school. They not only help students and teachers in the library but learn to use the library them- selves. Library Club Front How: Hon Allen, Shirley Ogle, Pat Bohanon, Linda Price, Bonnie Baker, Janis England, Barbara Peterlin, Hoxann Risinger, Marlene Schafer, Florence Hoster, Judy Yohland, Bernadine Weast, Evelyn Brown, Mavis Chan, Dorothy Downey, Judy Harmon, hay Emert, Mrs. Pappas Second Row: Roy Walden, Handy Stotler, Linda Fhlen, Gary Osar, Ted Johnson, Kathleen Carr, Dorothy Cochran, Paul Russell, Bob Waller, Martin Hunt, Jean Marshall, Steve Titus, Jim Pearson, Lois Matthews, Sharon Callahan, Carole Pacey, Joan Goad, Clara Lampton, Pat Perkins Uoretta Schmidt, Josephine Gauwitz, Lita Wittner F' :SFHOFFSD '-'CD U5 s- v-f OX Seated: Marilyn Minor, Secretary Standing: Robert Seth, Vice President Martin McCuskey, President Dennis Gouran, Treasurer Front Row: Gilbert Cathout, Gregory Christopher, Bob Creamer, Sandy Kinney, Millirose Babcock, Sherry Reardon, Judy Brandow, Ruth Anderson, 'Gladys Boles, Wayne Wanke, Jack Hayes, Howie Williamson, Norvin Schnieder Second How: Geniva Saville, Priscilla Runge, Pat Cotter, Mavis Chan, Mary Jane Westapher, Bobbin Lund, Sandra Erickson, Joyce Lemons, Ruth Robards, Arlene Schroeder The Latin Club is a social and open to those students who are have taken Latin. The club is with the Tri Language Club, an service club taking or affiliated orginization of the Spanish, French, and Latin students. Third Row: Albert Hunt, Bill Larr, Jim Cunningham, Dick Seth, Dave Sylvester, Jim Pearson, Bradley Mason, Dave Downs, David Hoot, Pat Edwards Back How: Mike Luenz, Charles Roof, Charles Applegate, Dan Watters, Allan Snodgrass, Pat Oberlander, Bob Wolcott, Ray Rose Jay. Finchum, Ron Dodson, Mike Mitchell, Philip Bays of the l spoil :IfS: 'f-5 Birdy 2 if 3 f i P ii 2 3 3 1 3 Front Row: Marilyn Morgan, Alma Davis, Doreen Futhey, Delores Clark, Charlene Bowers, Sue Holzinger, Janice Darr, Joyce Randall, Dorothy Brooke, Karen Bell, Marlene Yontz, Pat Bahonan, Second Row: Faith Gibson, Vicki Camper, Donna Herbst, Mary O'Conner, Tamara Pulver, Pat Mlaker, Jorita McClanahan, Carolyn Greenleaf, Mary Ellen Funcannon, Barbara Lovin Front Row: Lita Wittmer, Sheila Murphy, Laurel Goodwin, Ann Reichel, Elaine Schroeder Betty Atteberry, Delores Claybourn, Sheri Hines, Pat Wallenfang Second Row: Charlotte Keyster, Bonnie Miller, Roberta Plattner, Bonnie Augustus, Sharon Doerr, Nancy Barker, Sue Uhlig, Jan Hastings, Mary Rufe, Barbara Kappler, Sally Wabel Third Row: Linda Lucas, Brigette Kibler, Kathleen Carr, Sharon Huett, Pat Mace Third Row: Jim Colwell, Gordon Rule, Ronnie Cranford, Dick Brooke, Howard Peters, Dick Semlow, Dick Shaw, Johnny Woerner, Tom Boettger, Ken Trunk, Jim Hartwell Back Row: Larry Brayton, Wiley Haynes, Bill Ziegele, Tom Clark, Bruce Simpson, Dennis Davis, Dave Stroemer, Tom Keown, Bob Kipp, Dan Richey Betty Snodgrass, Lois Houlihan, Miriam Ganss Sandra Workman, Vivien Rae Fourth Row: Carol Plank, Gary Fullington, Fred Bergia, Jerry Canty, Roger Heyl, Bill Derry, Paul Kuster, John Harper, Roger Koehler, John Armbrust, Joan Goad Back Row: Lonnie Gregory, Gary Straesser. Norman Jaeger, Bob Semlow, Jack Geers, Ray Dinger, Gary Knollhoff, Dave Griffith, Les Patterson, Lawrence Suino -I P' H99 Br-I -C5 TC v-1 h- -xl 3: 5 Front Row: Sue Brown, Sybil King, Sarah Jo Davis, Marlene Yontz Second Row: Colleen Bell, Judy Molotsky, Janice Marcille, Mopsy Mulally, Barb Cole, Mary Gummerson Nora Cooper, Roxann Feldman Third How: Pat Curry, Jane West, Ethel Bradway, Frank Purple, Janet Johnson, Barb Mulally, Carolyn Williams Back Row: Sharon Lukehart, Marynell Johnson, Mary Lenz, Mary Lou Cheek, Joan Gerdes, Janet Ginther, Louise Schafer, Joyce Jaeger, Judy Ginther I O Office Assistant are girls and boys who give up their free hours Senior boys and girls going to during School to help in the Office school in the morning and working in offices in the afternoon belong to a group called Office Occupations. Gff' 0 ' These students receive credit for their office work. Front Row: Don Webster, Anna Breitenoeder, Catherine Young, JoAnn Eppy Second Row: Dorothy Wicker, Shirley Fredell, Sally Schildmiller, Velva Evans, Joann Bowker Third Bow: Betty Begner, Pauline Abbott, Beverly Black, Joan Heggemeier, Pat Johnson, Mary Waterston, Barbara Frederich, Janetta Winkler, Nancy Zeiders, Byron Hallam, Jeanette Baker, Karen Edwards, Kay Akins, Renate Jacoby, Mr. Sanders, Bob Rairden A833 18 y Y , ,ily ,.,k.V, i D - JJ M I in rrr J X M r A John Armbrust Martin Hunt. www QMGA -Mikie Jim Bullcok Pat Lain . , .H pf L - T' 1 .3 Q, 4 I M F: ,fs A A 5 Egiggj JJ 'ffi Bob Buttgen Janet Livasy JgQ?. 5 eeewee f'-- -Alf Larry Embury Nancy Meyers JFWJ A I 8 J' if Q ' Barbara Evung Judy Greenhood Pan American Judy Monroe Jewel Moyer Cora Miller Dick Miller Club Bob Schl ink J im Schlink :si -. 5 si HW M 51f??r x f ,ff ...JJ f ii., I f ' : :Lk ' J J A 'Z -if w L, 1-5 L, , ew- , .11 Agn A it 6 ,M L. J , .fr , ' 1, -VSQ .- - - A 5 J i - Z Q xg' - Q . Wayne Pollock Greg Short ' 'MAY ki Marilee Price Cynthia Streeter K rv aw of kj' 9 Ala? M . 1 Z ' Ju, 1 iv pw V 4 D , , Ron al d Ranlu n J ndy Morr 1 s E I L,,,.......n X M1 Q wr are A if vf Q Tom Sapp B111y Yemm 5:---1-m'bv...o'1 U 2co 1C5 -4 NJ C Front Bow: Sally Williamson, Judy Yontz, Pat Scherer, Marilyn Allen, Judy Kurek, Janice Lankton, Joellen Boesch, Barbara Woodruff, Ronald Renken Back Row: Connie Woerner, John Armbrust, Bob Schlink, Tom Purple, Frank Purple Front Row: Wayne Wanke, Carl Gross, Jean Belsterling, Earlynn Miller, Bill McCormick, Ned Pendleton Second Row: David Knobloch, Dick Miller, Lowell Miesse, Charles Barden, Lawrence Sulno, Roydin Butterfield, Bill Thorne, Floyd Wombacher, Jim Koch Back Row: Karl Pence, Bob Maxwell, Jim Lawrence, Mike McGaughan, Ronald Smith, Bill Seefeldt, Melwyn Hallam, Mr. Miller The Publicity Staff keeps 3 scrap-book of the year's events and publicizes them. The Projection Crew serves the students of Woodruff by showing interesting films in classes and during various orginization meet ings. A goal of lO0 points will entitle a member to a letter. 1, 5 L' X 2 u i l l l 3 Il d i S c I' 0 l l Front How: Margaret Turl, Pat Wead, Penny Pauline Livengood, Jane Pittman, Vera Staub, Mary Combs, Judy Logue, Hoerr, Hon Mari 55 iff! t Wotton, Barbara Sandie Seifert, Molly Ann Cowan, Nancy Hunter, Back How: Alan Bone, Sandy Sargent, Linda Pat Scherer wichman, Sybil king, Judy Yontz, Sharon Second Row: Phil Clemons, Mary Lu Conner, Shearburn, Bonnie Tilton, Gloria Hoepfner, Maf11Yn Allen, Sally Williamson, Sue Brown, Janice Lankton, Bruce Semlow Front Row: Larry Brayton, Dixie Boardman, Judy Boundy, Grant Logan Back Row' Lawrence Suino Ray Stotler Second Row: Roger Hanson' Lynn Tripp' Bob Dick James, Tom Clarke, Richard Klockenga Allen, Harry Short S c i e 4, n Nu N C . Hu J, 6 , o 15 ia. C J l f l u b 121 Science Ruth Gibson Karen Prefeets Ludwig Shirley Ogle 3 Janet Majors Marie Stickling Judie Sutherland Janet Wotton The Stage Crew is responsible for getting the stage ready for assemblies and all the major productions. Nlembers Of the crew may earn letters for their work. Kneeling: Bob Crone, Carl Gross, Brad Lentz, Walt Anderson Standing: Dick Pavelka, Larry Schmidt, Jim Lawless, Mr. Schoenig, Ken Burdick, Ken Barton WQQM 'E HH Q 1 lj, PWM' ,ig A QQ Q QQ k! e 2, nflmxli 2 5 4 N J J f Ellii 57' Q .VN i Q F i 59 E fit? ff T? , W. E, T. V. ,PFW JL? fJJ,:Q, 3 5 5 'S . . lg . I XX 'df -I M' ' ' 'Zh' .Q ll. I -L F H I-.Ll 1 3 1 cresc. X 1 . X E 'Q CLARINETS Dick James Ken Kohrs Mike McGaughan Lurinda Hilburn James Staub Ann Seibold Jeanette Sprinkle Pat Mace Judy Greenhood Robyn Lund Paul Reams Priscilla Jacobsen Pat Rogers Kenneth Mills Jack Mooberry Julia Waterfield Fred Bergia William Dahl Diane Rockhill Betty Johnson ALTO CLARINET Marilyn Minor Lina Asher BASS CLARINET Phillip Bays Benny Dohm Pac Medill 4 FLUTE J0y Benz Alice Goss Ruth Ricketts Sharon Gott Sue Carter CORNETS Ted Saal Gary Sprague Wayne Polleck Ron Geurin Kenneth Allen Kenny Dirks Linda Ulm Gayle Casteel Don Pease Michael Luenz Florence Day William White Dow Foley Page White John Gunter FRENCH HORN Robert Richards Carol Macari Leonora Remelius Nan Peterson OBOE James Hubbart Billy Tarr BAND BARITONE Glen Muzzy Charles Donley Ina May Armentrout Gary Straesser BASSOON Larry Suino Roberta Plattner Ronald Gerhke ALTO SAXOPHONE Gary Mowder Bradley Smith William Derry Amy Smiles TENOR SAXOPNONE Janet Towers Ed Coyle BARITONE SAXOPHONE Randy Stotler Donna Herbst TYMPANI Christine Coe Lynn Tripp PERCUSSION Lynn Tripp Christine Coe James Parks Bob Dawson Pat Gouran Jack Watson Marten Hunt John Horton E FLAT BASS Jack Taylor Joel Stanford B FLAT BASS Brad Lentz Tom Purple Ronald Smith Robert Wolcott TROMBONE Joann Rufe Carl Abegg Don Bartel Dennis Wilmoth Robert Skillman Fred Durdle Francis Baker BELLS Q MARIMBA Sharon Morris vfwww mmmm , Q E 5 r 2 f 1: .Sf 5 1 A 1- ww h ESE? 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Max Roberson, Joe Rlslusf Ron M111 CI' A -:ry is Hmx KEEP Left to right: Sharre Wissler, Carol Frazier, Penny Boss, Neva Krantg Ann Detweiler, Elaine Goin Sextet A cappeHa Front Bow: Bawnie Mathis, Sharon Hall, Dave Downs, Jim Lawless, Merle Krause, Linda Price, JoAnn Cleesen, Judy Nichols, Margaret Turl Second Bow: Margaret Eppy, Jackie Hegger, Danny Lauher, Dick Brown, Bd Woodruff, Betty Beckerd, Rose Gorgas, Joan Warren Third How: Carolyn Huber, Janis England, Sharron Bassett, Terry Austin, Bob Waller, Arnolia Grant, Barb Ewing, Kay Chamberlain, Bonnie Lindenmeyer Back Bow: Barbara Johnson, Peggy Hulick, Sharon King, Duane Greenway, Larry Logsdon, Carl Gross, Allan Snodgrass, Judy Hardbarger, Delores White, Virginia Kendall, Diane Bauwens, Judy Worries -fl , ., ,1 M, W E , 'L g, PM W 5 3W M E WW Q il ge L ge 1 z .eg , 5 , a ' l 2 'Q -w 41 gf N 1 ' M W ,. , ,, ,, '67, ,CJ ul ,fn V M 1,13 ,3 ' ,M A 4- 1 V Q 0 On 1 .mf fl' 4 4 9? Front How: Parker, Linda Lucas, Dorothy O'Brien, Kenna Landon Second How: Hose Augspurger, Judy Hanson, Ruth Hobards, Carol hnolbloeh, Sylvia Hasselbacher, Archella Comer, Ruth Chatman Third Row: Norma Janssen, Sharon Entwistle, Judy Hayes, Pauline Hallor, Tomi Jean Wilkey, Barbara Nancy Barber, Katie Brown, Rosemary PeteYS, NBHCY Bulbeef s f 'Wg f Octet Front Row: Chuck Johnson, Tom Keach Second How: Bud Livingston, Bob Peal, Phil Owens Back Row: Ray Rose, Dick Detweiler, Frank Haydon Girls' Choir Kay Robertson, Jean Jones Back How: Jeanette Waterston, Lois Matthews, Vivien Bae, Gloria Herman, Charlotte Keyster, Judy Lauth, Ludie Jackson,Linda Kendall, Pat Thomas, TGYYY Peck, Penny Boyer I X sri' FH 9, JV' YV' .Cf , ks, 5' fxfaf., Ai? 131 Front ROWQ Carol Frazier, Sharie Wissler, Darlene Third Row: Barbara Klein, Sharon Berger, Barbara Mackey' B111 Baxter' Roger Ohl, Marvin Brubaker Shirley, Joyce Gullette, Maurice Stephens, Lee Second Row: Pat Keller, Sally Winters, Penny Ross, Reed, Bill Stevens, Stan Marshall Bill Chapman, Jim Shrumv Tom CamPeF, Dick Shaw Back Row: Lois Johnson, Neva Krantz, Marilyn Traub, Beverly Sommerville, Bev Tanner, Jim Stein, Roger Samuelson, Tom Wittekind, Bon McClintick During the year the vocal music department does a great job. The operetta, as pictured, is only one of the many activities which they take part in such as: the Christmas Contata, Easter Sunrise Service, assemblies, contests, and many other events. The fine department is under the capable direction of Mrs. Delores Lauderbaugh. Master rout Row: Robert Pond, Don McClanathan, Margaret iipley, Ann Detweiler, Carol Kohl econd Row: Don Bally, Ray McMillan, Dale Hensley, arbara Hoerr, Elaine Goin, Sherrill DeBoer Choir Music Council Front Row: Janet Madison, Sharre Wissler, Carol Frazier Back Row: Maurice Stephens, Doug Murray, Roger Swift l Third Row: Dwight Stimeling, Roger Swift, Don Aderman, Ron George, Judy LeGrande, Jan Murray, Carolyn Chance Back Row: Dick Pape, Don Hunsaker, Doug Murray, Charles Salisbury, Janet Madison, Maralyn Johnson, Janet Johnson, Jeanne Bragg -Q. 'CN 5 . i E l ll if i ,,, V ,gs is l N OPERETTA The vocal music department presented the operetta, A Waltz Dream' by Oscar Straus on February 23rd and 24th. The following teachers were in charge of the nroduction: Mrs. Delores Lauderbaugh, vocal musicg Miss Virginia Nickerson, choreographyg and Mr. Kenneth Camp, dramatics The plot centers around Princess HeineCCarol Frazier of Sylvania and Lieutenant Niki from Austria fRoger Samuelsonl. On their wedding day, Prince Niki decides to marry an American cafe singer CSharre Wisslerl. The Princess' royal parents fDwight Stimeling and Sally Kinsingerl try frantically to patch up the broken romance Everything turns out in the end when the Princess marries her former lover, Prince Rupert CHoger Swiftl whom she has really loved all the time. Niki then claims his cafe singer. -1 1 A Orchestra VIOLIN QUARTET: Alan Bone, Doretta Schmidt, Arie Greenleaf, Evelyn Brown. 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Although Woodruff lost a great coach the team thought they received a fine coach in Mr. Roy Gummerson's place. The 1955 squad started off the season with five straight wins before being defeated by a very tough Urbana team. This year the squad had a very successful season as far as duel meet were concidered, but ran into a little had luck in the bigger meets. Coach John Wilkinson stated that he was satisfied with the team this season, but hoped for a better season next year. COUNTRY Woodruff Qpposing l5 40 Kewanee 20 35 East Peoria 26 29 Galesburg 15 50 New Boston 48 15 Urbana 28 29 Pekin 33 22 Central Triangular Meet Woodruff 16 Springfield 41 Lamphier 68 Central Invitational 3rd. Illini 2nd, District 3rd. WYQMQQL N . - A ' ' Y W W ' K f 5 WW s -i Ma- gy' . ,,,,L,Q.. Q' gf-f ' I1 I L , ' - Wh! a u - ? 1:M': -' ' f ' ' F . .., l 3 4 n A . ai - --ff - ,' b - .- 1 M . , . 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Q.. by-gg ,Q .- ' Mtg Q Front Row: Tom Whitten, Ken Kirk, Dave Wightman, Larry Gordon, Ken Clark, Howie Williamson, Mgr., Ken Griffith, Warren Hanson, Ken Blumenshine, Jerry Gleason Second Row: Johnny Schoen, Mascot, Ron Zarley, Captain, Harry Higgs, Bill Kennell, Chuck Maddock, Larry Walden, Wes Helmick, Ray Fauser, Ken Rager, Doug Paulson, Scotty Sullivan, Bob Simpson VARSPPY QUINCY 57 - 0 GALESBURG 20 - 0 CENTRAL I4 0 CANTON 45 ' 0 SPALDING 40 - 7 LIMESTONE 27 0 MANUAL II - 0 KEWANEE 40 ' 0 EAST PEORIA 7 - 0 PEKIN I4 - 0 Third Row: Coach Virgil Boucher, Floyd Roth, John French, Frank Graham, Ron Bradle, Bill Meyers, Tom Hunt, Vic Trantina, Gene Martin, John Kirkus, Bob DeLong, Bud Burrows, Coach Roger Engelbrecht, Coach Charles Gross Back Row: Phil Miller, Mgr., Steve CUPP' Mgr., Gene Hess, Jim Marvin, Joe McCosh, Bob Marvin, John Fauser, Jerry SaPPr Joe Chamberlain, Wayne Scott, Ray Langenbach, Coach Jack Mallory, Trainer Mel Bower FOOTBALL Every football team strives for an undefeated season. This year Woodruff was destined to be dm ower house and the squad wasted no time in rolling over every opponent that faced them. It was the first time in the fifty-year history of Averyville-Kingman and Woodruff that any teamlms gone undefeated led by Coaches Virgil Boucher and Charlie Gross, the team recorded I0 wins and no losses For the first time in Woodruff history, the team walked off with three trophies. They won theilty Championship, Greater Peoria Championship and the Illini Conference Championship without much No credit can go to any specific opposition. p ayer because every win was a team victory. victory over incy followed by a trip to Gales burg where they won 20 0 The next game was against arch-rivals on the hill and the Warriors took that one defeati g Central 14-0. Nobody could stqothe Warriors from then on. Chnton fell,4S-0 follow by Spalding, who lost 40-7 and scored the only touch- down of the season against the Warriors. Woodruff then downed Limestone, Manual and Kewanee by deci- ln the homecoming game they beat The Warriors started their season with a 57-0 Qu 1 T n sive scores. l t East Peoria 7-0 and closed the season defeat1ngPek1n fb Football Indlvlduals Ken Hager Larry Walden Tackle Guard Ken Clark Halfback .3-4 s M40 Q 15' , ' , M ., , ' A .MM , a fri, Kham' v ,1- Ray Langenbach Bob Marvin Guard End Bill Meyers Tackle Bay Fauser Guard All-City FOOTBALL INDIVIDUALS Chuck Maddock Tackle All-City if, X . ,X , rw. W P, 3 Frank Graham Tackle Wes Helmick Center All-City umm FOGTBALL INDIVIDUALS My km ,Ei 71357 E3 Gene Martin Guard x 1- Jerry Sapp End Larry Gordon Doug Paulson Halfback End A11-ci ry 4555? 2 F T ,.,1 RFQ ,rf .:-: FOOTBALL Bob Simpson Quarterback INDIVIDUALS Bill Kennell End ,? Floyd Roth Quarterback John Kirkus Quarterback Ronnie Zarley Halfback All-City John French End FOOTBALL INDIVIDUALS Harry Higgs All-State All-City Fullback Scotty Sullivan A11-city Halfback Joe Chamberlain Fhllback Dave Wightman Fullback - wa ,rf mann f?g'2mRQEMQ8iHlW N sgfiifq .., xt , g A , uns Q was l, .waters mmm.: X531-'fi 'J ?immlmsQ 3 X 5, X 5' r 'AFB of 9 3 'll I sz c F .utliilff be 39 Gqlefg eu? 139 iviwiill 0, 4 .eiillc 2, sa Front How: Paul Bissell, Wayne Mammen, Boger Belden, Jim Moushon, Ken Allen, Bill Drysdale, Marion Cartwright, Joe Hisius Second How: Frank Hishman, Jerry Edenburn, John Horton, Jim Vance, John Hayes, Bill Gillingham, Gary Blunck, Fichard Uetweiler, Howard Williamson, Manager Sophomore Football F'tBo:FdBe'RoHlR'Crfd, Giggles llawrerllge, Jggkapattgsgonfydiucl?mBolienegk or Second How: Joe Livingston, Al Meeker LeRoy Lincoln, lbward Peters, Dick Nicholson, Mike Alexander, Hudson Light, Bob Vilt 'lhird How: Assistant Coach Rodger Clemmer, Gary Paulson, Tom Frazier, Albert Hunt, Tom SHPP, Jay Pinchum, Charles Gauf, Gary Osar, Mike Mitchell, Jim Hubbart, Randall Violette, Coach Jack Mallory Freshmen Football 'lhird-Bow: Coach Englebrecht, Bill Alexander, Jim Macari, Perry Broughton, Jack Ward, Carl Rissell Dnug Kavanaugh, Howard W'11' ' Back Row- G1 1 Su 1 iamson, Manager . ar es tton, Bill McCormick, Keith glark, John Fauser, Joe Scott, Bob Buttgen, Paul lsfnr E WOODHLEFF WOTODRLTF woonmiw EWOODRUEF WOODRIQFF WOODRLTE WOODRUFF WOODRKFF WOTODERIQFF WOORDREFF WOODREFF ALUMN I NORMAL 41 SPALDING 45 ' CATHEDRAL 45 PEKIN 68 EAST ,PEORIA 5647 KEWANEE 50 A MANUAL 51 QUINCY 67 LANPHIER 63 HAVANA 67 ROCK FALLS 58 EAST PEORIA 71 CENTRAL 82 MANUAL 80 CANTON 74 CENTRAL 72 A SPALDING 65 LIMESTUNE 61 PRINCETON 58 MACOMR 61,76 GALES BURG 82 AE1Nf:T0N 72 ROANOKE 77 i :Qt 1 sk Eh ' ,Q , Q 9513. 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' E 'f ' 5 X G Q -2 nf Af 4, W K sf 1 f ' if r if Q W kA'k,vV and W .. ul -I If W? 1 W',1 ' m h , f,w m A ,i My 441 W Mfgqww WWWQM ,Wm Front How: Albert Maxwell, Doug Paulson, Wayne Jibben, Second Row: Coach Tom Correll, Jim Hendrickson, Larry Bob Garretson, Harry Higgs, John Fauser, and Mike Larkin Gordon, Ken Hager, Dick Corley, Vic Trantina, Paul Moore Joe Chamberlain, Ken Clark, and Scotty Sullivan l Varisty Basketball The Woodruff Varsity Basketball squad opened the 1955-56 season by beating the alumni, 72 to 66. The ball club had a very inconsistent season winning only 8 while losing 16 games. In the Regional tourna- ment Woodruff lost to Roanoke by a score of 77 to 641 This was not their best record by far, but last year's squad left us with only two juniors, two seniors and a sophomore. All in all the team did fair for the material that they had. Next year we are looking forward to a much better season at W. H. S. 1 23 E1 1 R., J i I X .rl ,-lp, Tv' 'X V X46-. 'H CX ,ful . .ag 1 V .3 A , 1' K! -uv E 4 S Pa0xSon Yofwata W 8YHe Jibbe ILGU Doug cott 81-d BASKETBALL INDIVIDUALS Y SL!! j yan. Gbard me ,cP' . 00 11590 Front Row: Phil Maston, Gary Paulson, Jim Moushon, Bill Gillingham, Gary Blunck, Joe Risius, Jerry Sullivan Back Row: Ken Mill, Manager, Ron Miller, Jim Huhbart, Jay Finchum, Ray Rose, Bob Wolcott, Mike Brainerd, Jim Pe arson , Leonard Shuck, Coach Jack Mallory SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Front Row: Mgr. Merle Krause, Mike Ehringer, Dave Cummins, Charles Lawrence, .lon Adams, Henry Runge, Jack Patterson, Roger Heyle, Coach Virgil Boucher Back Row: Dennis Wilmont. Jack Geers. Keith Clark. Jack Ward, Jim Colwell, Dick Skamarack, Bob Buttgen, Gill Ward 5 'N-.. -Q- 17- Front Row: Judy Tisdale, Ron Laney, Phil Clemons, Tom Bailey, Butch makes, INTERCLASS TOURNAMENT CHAMPS C LURA SENIORS FIRST PLACE FRESHMEN SECOND PLACE J UNIORS THIRD PLACE SOPHCMORES FOURTH PLACE Ai ll Front Row Dick Brooke, Jim Franklin, Scotty Third Row: Coach Tom Correll, John Fauser Sullivan Doug Paulson. Tom Bailey Jerry Sapp, Dwight Stimeling, Bob Garrettson, Second How Jim Hendrickson, Bernie Arterburn, B?11 Kenn?11' John Kirkus. Harold Lindholm, Ken Blumenshine Loren Opper, Roger Heyl, Ken Mike Larklnf Manager VARSITY BASEBALL The Woodruff High 'diamond crew' started off their season by defeating Princeville by a score of l0 to l. The Warrior nine had a tough season but came up with a record of 6 wins and l3 losses. Mr. Correll lost several good players the year before. This left the team with a group of young players. 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Ken Blumenshlne Back Row: Mr. Gross, Phil Curry, Bob Browman, Bill Meyers, Gary Oscar, Harry Short Front How: Jim Cook, Ben Stickling, Howie Williamson, Bob Vilt, Jerry Brown Second Row: Herb Mikesell, Ron Zarley, Gayle Casteel, Wes Helmick, Chuck Maddock, Gene Hess, Thad Clement, Frank Watkins WRESTLING Woodruff Lanphier Woodruff Limestone Woodruff Sterling Woodruff Cantgn Woodruff Moline The '55, '56 wrestling squad finished its season with Woodruff HOCk Island 10 wins, 7 losses, and 1 tie. The grapplers won their first two matches with Lanphier Woodruff Central and Limestone. They lost the next four matches before tieing w d ff Central. The squad finished the regular season by defeating 00 ru Canton tigezgone, Central, Springfield, and East Peoria by impressive Woodruff Galesburg Ron Zarley C145 lb. classl and Wes Helmick 1175 lb. classl W d ff , passed the sectional tournament and went to the state finals O0 ru Pekln for the state matches at Maywood Proviso. Wes won his opening W d ff match but lost on a referee's decision in the second match. Hon 00 ru Streator lost his first round match to a powerful opponent from Reavis and the wrestle-back to a Pekin foe. Woodruff Galesburg Elected honorary captain for the team was Wes Helmick, most W od ff P k, valuable wrestler was Ron Zarley, and most improved wrestler was 0 ru e In Chuck Maddock. , Woodruff Limestone Woodruff Central Woodruff Springfield Woodruff East Peoria WO0drUff East Peoria at E.-Mm oz Q Darrell Hartwig, Terry Gottschalk, LouvCoe, Richard Koehler, Bob Hamilton, LeRoy V11t,' Jack Watson, Martin McCuskey, Coach McCormick This year the tennis team under the capable coaching of Byron McCormick won four matches while losing eight. The team was composed mostly of underclassmen along with two veterans Louis Coe and Bob Hamil ton. The following scores were recordedl 215291 ' 'ull ,4-gan Tennis Woodruff 4 Woodruff 3 Woodruff 5 Woodruff 4 Woodruff l Woodruff 0 Woodruff 5 Woodruff 2 Woodruff 3 Woodruff 4 Woodruff 5 Woodruff Central Central Central Central Pekin Pekin East Peoria East Peoria M anual M anual Rock Island Moline E 4 oteyy Q s W 5 f W reer 1 L at W tyyosy , l i to , 4 'if Qrl to , C f 4 Za-- A .ltu ortly 4 ft sg 4 ' C Q- ,'- ytsr , f W if ee sm 4 i 2' E. H ...gf WUODRUFF WOODRUFF WOODRUFF WOODRUFF WOODRUFF WOODRUFF WOORDUFF WOODRUFF 2 10113 CHILLICUTHE 16 3 105 WASHBURN 13 94 MANAUAL 24 2 101 2, LIMESTQNE 1613 1 5 64 6 EAST 11131111114 53 6 1 FARMINGTQN 1 103 2 LEWISTON 54 2 69 PEKIN 49 ' CANTON 34 34 KEWANEE RELAYS lst NURMAL RELAYS 4th ILLINI CONFERENCE lst DISTRICT lst GREATER PEORIA 3rd Front Row: Tom Slavens, Pete Breedlove, Bill Bond, Paul Moore, Jim Fletcher, Ray Fauser, Dave Wightman, Bob Buttgen, Floyd Roth, Joe Chamberlain Second Row: Herb Mikesell, John Theobald, Joe Gummerson, Archie Lyons, John French, Ron Zarley Y Ronnie Clemons, Les Martens, Joe Scott, Doug Braasch Third Row: Paul Shirley, Manager, Ray Langenbach Wes Helmick, Gayle Casteel, Don Bauwens, Roger Bergia, Wayne Jibben, Newt Evans, Dave Frederick, Bill Norton Back Row: Coach Charley Gross, Janice Silvest, Pat Scherer, Coach Roy Gummerson VARSITY TRACK The Woodruff High track team of 1955 ventured to the Oak Park Relays again this year, but did not do so well because of not having the proper training equipment. The team is looking forward to the year when they will have the proper equipment for indoor training. The harriers officially opened the season by defeating Chillicothe's Grayghosts. Woodruff's next victim was Washburn. The score was 105-13. Limestone and East Peoria lost to the powerful Woodruff team. Woodruff beat Farmington, Lewistown by l03Z-54Z. The track team went to the Decatur Open although they did not place. Pekin gave the Warriors a rough duel meet battle. The Woodruff track team ended the season by placing third in the Greater Peoria. Coach Gummerson said that he was well le d ' h h ' p ase wit t e team s performance but he expected the team to do better next season. 164 1531.15-vlf '! -al W A, W ,, YK 315 My ,, A M H jirkgik bm, V4 5 3 5 f ii 3 5 2 Z 3 2 , 1 2 E 2 E l 5 f 2 Q 1 X 5 X , W s 1 1 ' 4 3 6 I Il d T i 1' v 3 i C d k u 3 l S ront Bow: Larry Gordon, Paul Moore, Fd Moll, Jim Back Bow: Paul Shirley, Jim Nave, Howard Harrison, Bob l9tCh9F, Hay Fauseff DHVQ Wlghfmanv bob Buitgenf Ballard, Fred Elmore, Allen Snodgrass, Joe Scott, Norman loyddHoth, Jge C2ambErla1n,TUoug Sraasch,LBgb Dawson Parker, Rod Rosecrans, Jim Schlink, Jack Patterson Secon Row: en .tic ing, erry lettam, e oy L' l , Bill Meyers, Bob DeLon , Vic Trantina, Steve ?i2ZBs2itt, Ken McKenney, Stan Btroff, Wiley Haynes, erry eason Fresh.-Soph. Track The Cheerleaders of Woodruff help to promote good sportmanship. They are seen during the halves at basketball and foot- Front Row: Judy Nelson, Judy Edwards, Nancy Reed, Betty ball Eames leading the Cheers- TheY PFHC- tice about three ni hts a week for two hours Voss, Sandie Kinney S Second Row: Mr. Brown, Janet England, Judy Pollock, Tomi Jean Wilkey, Betty Boardman, Jaelene Bard Back Bow: Marvin Brubaker, Lona Pierce, Linda Ehlen, Julia Waterfield, Martha Wightman, Penny Boyer, Don McClanathan E 5 Larry Walden hits a long one as Coach Burkholder and teamates Dale Williams and Jerry Brown watch it sail through the air. GOLF This year's through with a 7 team showed much Coach Burkholder ward to the 1956 will have several lettermen re- turning. Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff Woodruff 168 3 2 15 9 15 7 Z 14M 35 12 14X IM 13 4 golf team came -6 record. The potential and is looking for season when he Pekin 12 Central 13 Limestone O Canton 6 E. Peoria Galesburg 8 Galesburg 14X E. Peoria Z Central 11M Manual Z Manual ZZ Limestone 2 Pekin 11 as he putts one into the Coach J. H. Burkholder, Dale Williams, Jerry Brown, Larry Walden, Bernie Richards Practice makes perfect,H says Dale Williams cup. l 5 5 Frgnt Row: David Brubaker, Garry McCartney, Larry McCarFney, David Elmore ' B b k ol Molotsky, Wiley Haynes Back Bow: Larry Munis, Marvin ru a er, S :Q 5 Front Bow: Gary Sprague, Buddy Hummel, Dennis Simmons, Charles Simmons Back Row: Carl Russell, Fred Endres, Albert Meeker, Ken Trunk INTRAMURALS FOOTBALL BASKETBALL so cv 2 gaewczbmaz- 2 cm Bill Delaney, Roger Swift, Secrecary, Ed Moll, Warren Sokolis, Captain Front Row: Richard Flesner, Bill Carter. Bob KiDD, Woodrow Parris, Tom Peek,Randy Stotler, Bill Baxter, Tom Keown Second Row: Bill Foust, Ted J Third Row: Dave Downs, Jim Co Lawrence Suino, Ken Trunk, Lar Front Bow: Warren Sokolis, Bo Second Row: Dick Koont Ken Z, 70 ohnson, Frank Travis, Charles Roof, Melwin Hallam,Francis Baker, Kenny Mills. Roger Koeh ates, Lonnie Gregory, Clark Barker, Howard Harrison, ry Schmidt, Dick Gudeman A b Dawson, Ed M011 Third How: Chuck Maddocks, Jim Cunningham, Chuck Barden Hager, Dick Pape, Roger Mahler Joe MCC0Sh, Jim Stein 4, ' Q Q K' in X E X 2 3' .., S f m ' N , 0 'Z' f i by g K Q .nw i .W In . 4 f 56 5 ' is 5 V t y 'Q ,E,. si Q ' . , v N ' it i 3 A 'R 'f Q' x , Q? 32, M- in Q? e w W' Y if? l1 :r' 2 3 5 Q E+' ff W W.,,M,.,A my p f - K' , if 1 + , -- 7 ' sl W3 . ' . I-,Am . Y ,L ha.-L K V r ky N- V iv V 5. 5. W fffxf ' 14' ' ,. , , 1? Av' N42 , 5 nf ,Q al l i V Y iw. ff' V 5, 4 i Q' X ' ' ' A A,A,,,. ' N i . v,. 4 A 3 J VV V532 , . ,..: E : Q -if . 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MENS WOMENS CHll.DHEN'S Walk-Over Dr. Locke Buster Bro Roblee Air Step American G Streetmaster Selby Styl z Child Life Conformal Life Strid Orthopedic Pedwin Jolenes Robin Hood K th Highlander Debtowners Trimfoot Tweedie Custom Crafts Mademoiselle THE SHOE SALON 340-2 Fulton James Crawford, Mgr PEKIN STORE 323 Court St. John Crawford, Mgr. I 1 Mary Combs, 'Vlarilyn Miller I KISSlNGER'S -11 nA- - Raymond M. Blue PHARMACYL D'D'S' F. Morley Kissinger, R. PH. l28 South Jefferson Ave. TADISON AT LIBERTY PEORIA, ILL. ' Phone 4-5281 Earn a Preferred Return on Savings! First Federal Savings AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF PEORIA N ,D 4. ' acl H Q2 Q Q -b 1 Q lui U 1 Whore BUCK and PENNY SAVER and over 34.000 others e L 111 North Jefferson Ave. Phone 6-0811 The Place for Savings ATLAS TIRES, e i l - BATTERIES, AND j2g.f' ACCESSORIES fg' PERMALUBE Moron on 'N T 'A fig EXPERT LusRTcATToN We TIRE 8. BATTERY SERVICE I A' wee-ivesanamnstamnl 720 North Perry Phone 6'9839 183 A GIFI' KB GIAUJATES IRM IDEVENSTEINS Janet LiVHSY and Dean Pence admire one of the miniature Lane Cedar Chests presented to every high school girl graduate in this area by Loewenstein Made of genuine cedar, this chest may be used for ' lr ki s let, rs etc. E ' 'rl Jewe y, han e , A te , wery 56 gi graduate will receive a letter from Loewenste1n's ent1tl ing her to a miniature Lane Cedar Chest. LOEWENSTEIN'S 218 South Adams St- A Gift from Loewenstein' s starts her Home! G.R. KINNEY CO, INC, Shoes For The Entire Family Educator Shoes-Rubber Footwear Slippers-Arches 315 South Adams GLASS, 7 i f 1' fa FOI! R. H FOEQPILSTQRE YOUR PAITICULAQ CHOICE SUNDRIES DRUGS ' . 1838 Pragp , I Prescrlptlons ect Bd H' 54900 3416 Prospect Road Phone 5-4821 VTPCI' J FLUWER5 AND GIFTS FDR ALL DCCASIUNS Q n Corsages JENELERS' SILVERSMITHS Worthy of Your Confidence 334 Fulton St. Opposite Jefferson Bldg. THE FLOWER BOX - A P 1 3601 PROSPECT RDAD LURRMNE a. i-mnnto P gag, 2 55-71 MANDLER ' Ru. 5 seas 184 Am lam Am aasiioasi H agar Sawiiuepss Insured Savings Home Loans 107 South Jefferson Street Phone 3-4405 if SIUDIO PEDRI A 14 gd!! 14164: JEFFEHSUN BANK JEFFERSUN TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK Phone 6-0851 Une Iwu 1111-ee S. Jeftersonllve. Serum DRUG stones GO0D TASTE FOR IILL F Ili! I 1'A A as .KL -QE '-FF S EN ll ii I, I Clble ' A I' I PE35r:4'2'0'2XfE3nC?5'ai?mE'hO PHONE 4-D947 PEORIA FOUNDRY DIVIIIDN ur M. H. Oznuclz Cu. MEEHANITE 81 GRAY IRON CASTINGS 1306-I2 5. WASHINGTON ST. ADOLPH M. KLAWITTER PEORIA, ILLINOIS 186 SPEED SERVICE Texaco Products -Auto Parts SPORTING GOODS at GOOD PRICES HOBBY SUPPLIES S TOYS PQ. HUNTING AND FISHING LICENSES 3001 Prospect ot Lake ' ' L IIEWARD! ' I fe' . . , .517 .d ' Q Jaigggt' ' ,Eiifff Qffny gg:11Egz1.2'.. -a' -miie e 1 .1 '23, X ' I 5 Y pk , ,Q N - I For those choosing Kroger Jobs! GOOD STARTING PAY and regular increases for important jobs in our modern stores. INTERESTING WORK in pleasant, clean surround- ings. Never a dull moment at Kroger. EXTRA BENEFITS include a free retirement and a liberal proit-sharing plan. RAPID PROMOTIONS when you're qualified. We'1I train you for advancement. SECURE FUTURE because food distribution is the nation's most stable industry. STEADY WORK means regular income you can count on. People must eat every day! ACT NOW - PHONE OR SEE Personnel Manager 111 Efersimmon SS. D P90l'ia GI' Rhone 3-3633 Q l Outside Peoria. see Kroger Store Manager Snort Girls luy Their Counties Af aw' P SQII' ' L65 312-314 So. Adlllll Sl. Pauline Livengood, Karen L1S1C COMPTOMETER OPERATORS ARE IN CONSTANT DEMAND -k INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION 4 SHORT TRAINING PERIOD You too can qualify f O' f' P'eaS?'ft We +1 FREE LIFETIME PLACEMENT payIng POSITION after SERVICE THROUGH a Short Course of OFFICIAL COMPTOMETER practical training. SCHOOLS IN THE u,5, A LOW TUITION D d E ' an . ay an Venmg masses Peoria-'S ww Official Szligtiszgfiiufiwiiiissffc 644 Jefferson Bldg. Comptometer School Phone 6.3332 rm m .lAM 3 HO TOY LO outof Qgggh AMERICAN a. CHINEESE DISHES TRAFFIC SIS N.Jefferson in .. ' on an economical 1956 WMM ' 6 96I 9 . .I F' ILE d to O HIIIIBY-DIIVIIISDII l65 ' Iggy ' I or ers g ww 52642 mx T' '-A- A PERE MAROLIETTE BEAUTY SALON FT? 5121231523-'22f'iiJi22,2?.f :xia:'::Ti::zTEL Phone 4-1851 52Ls:::1?'.S:2iT: ing . . . get home earlier at W 1 B hflglevggg gcgjfgyngjffgg 121 4 S J ff speciausrs in HAIR SHAPING 8z STYLING, gsggzgeislfetg ggsgilgs PERMANENT WAVES 8: TINTING I' dai. my-pay pxm 4 1917 HAIR CUTS-51.50 shampoo sf Sets-52.00 Complete y MAXINE MCDONALD, Owner i I 1 I Where More People KNOW They Save Open Every Sa'l'urday Nile 'Til 9 PAY pAY CASH LESS On The Corner -- 2201 Soufh Adams Al' Garden --Since 1880 NOW ' I I I s rn y t u r n 1 Now, it's my turn to earn my place in our community . . . in our country. Someone ' b 'lt before me had his turn . . . someone ui the schools I attended . . . someone . . . d subscribed to the hospital building fun . . . someone worked on the fund drives for church and charity . . on Scout committees . . . on the ivic affairs thousand and one c that weave strength and character into this country of ours. Someone . . . in fact, many . . . were good citizens before me. Now, it's my turn to take up the responsibilities of citizenship. I know I will be a good citizen only if I make up my mind to be . . . that I will reap the rewards of good citizenship only if I invest in them . . . that I and millions like me will determine ' t the kind of community and coun ry we will live in. Strong communities mean a strong Nation. CATERPILLAR A W If f I T R A C T O R C 0 . A I m x f-XJHN by Ulm it -J In un -f i ll f fri' I i v I-V1 7 -' 'I U HU fx Og i if - S' if umm I f '--' ' WT if UQ Q ,,!L.- it UU itll I lil - I 1 , X in -QE ,-. z ' 'fs 9 S X I' xi- .i Vogelsang s THD Markets Mon-2295 A E qgfasgt' Lmcom AT WESTERN Pu. 3-8612 R055 E ' 1500 NORTH JEFFERSON Pu. 4-1303 'S L A 24 HOUR SERVICE EVERY DAY R7 -2 , ' BOGARIPS DRUG STDRES Z P R E S C R I P T I 0 N S Sfgrigogosuxgunizl . Vitamins, Baby Needs, Notions open 9 A. M. 'Tu 9 P. M. ACQUYA 1615 Prospect Rd. 1131 wesf McClure Ave. XAAQNQSSTMQQQQ iAC,,go 3 East Washington St. East Peoria 1321031223185 QOEIER Sl S0112 CD- H1 Ts. ' - . t. Il, , . FEET' Wholesale Grocergibrgez fbagzglrg-Importers 3 t 3 A , 4. , N A V , , A M , N A A A iixtlt'-fai t E g F 'f'k X A ,ij , xi I jg : E A R WHOLESAHE RETAIL KNAGGS COAL COMPANY 42l Moneta Street 2 Peoria Heights, Ill. R A Peoria Reai Estate and 89, Insurance Agency . LIFE INSURANCE HEALTH AND ACCIDENT Bullders Hardware Co. Alben Warren, owne, 1 719 N ADAMS ST P 3 I 5 2 . Eonm I. R COMPLIMENTS t YA LE Hardware Locks OF M1506 Main Dial 6-0828 EARL BRAY 189 Have YOU seen... gig finest quality stainless steel by Lovely gift for each appoitment 0 We invite comparison 0 No obligation for looking Phone 2-6689 for more information 39157 N- Sheridan Peoria, Illinois SPEEDY JAcK's delivery FQOD s , , Service MARKET ALTPETER- MILLER 305 Bryan St. AUCTIONEERS-JOBBERS WE DELIVER Tues. THuRs. SAT. Ph . 3-3 674 v g WISCONSIN at RA VINE hauling of all kinds Phonez-6645 Friendly S I 1'-lv 41,313 '! CHUCK DOWLING A , tlta' S- 47- ' 'ffl-if . MOBILGAS - MoBILolL TIRE AND BATTERY ,395-J Ma--a -+5L 'ff- 4 me 33 l-3 mlhobxigsrtc --.V if .. Q 'a ' --5 5- CAR ACCESSORIES . as Q 6:25 I: kg Lubricating -Washing -Polishing Pick-up and Delivery s a'4' t 'E is Z . ,, is 'l 'J 'Elgin sin I See Us af Our New Locafion ' f . 'A - M Nf,g,,-:qw 31 Prospect Rd. E ' ' mon: 5-9850 zz reonm. lu.. a ' 190 T 1 ph 54184 E. I. SCHWAGER i' nv: STAR STUDIO our specia ty ,k i t t ACE D10 -- 1'.V. SALES and SERVICE 3611 Prospect 5-7455 Peoria Heights l AUTO 3723 N M d St P 1a, Il11no1s srones Personal Bundle Work Shirts FU'f'llY W0Sl1if19 l blankets 'USS Plll0WS dry cleaning 3' PROGRESS .4 LAUNDRY 320 Main 59, Phone 6-0875 Ly' , ,'- Af f ------ Y S S S 3 I a P P -FAYQ ,nnn ..,..M,....,,..,.. -. - an-ev'-wr' K V . q -. ef 7 ' isigq ,al QM - i was 1 , f ' 1 -,--.-w V ! 1 I P S J A 81 S Super Service Hi-Octane Gasoline Popular Brands Motor Oils Courteous Service 2 blocks south of McClugage B dg on North Adams. M rgaret Turl d Bud B 191 Congratulations 8 Best Wishes to the Class of '56 ll I N I ppm 5 IW . 'Q ' 1' V, . - -1- if wf If i '51, 5 2 vs v 14 a 5 ' ' . 'R 7 In in X Q , .me-I .V ,-,lr F , .essex A rf A . , I , , , C LQMQQ ,,.. , C isis sgffguig V wsmq X of bf up A59-Af, Q Ai on X Q, I f y.:::::.1If if it 1: .L'2,L'i.2.?1 :Ss xo.-'KA ,ff-4' u,Mt.,uE,LPA,f' I 'N I-we M155 2ll9 SO. XSUAMFQ PEURIA, ILLI NDIS 4-.-.,s,L.K...A.,....,,. ,, ., ....m.,.i.... ,,,M 4Tf....-T I AQUATIC GARDENS CHUCK AND EDNA GLACZENSKI RARE AND BEAUTIFUL IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC TROPICAL FISH , 4- Pi-some e 2213 3llO ROS EC O HEIGHTS ILL IO6 N. Madison lD1ERoLF SHELL SERVICE Shell Gasoline Shellubrication Phone 5-9876 SHERIDAN at LAKE LARRY'S MARKET For Your Eating Pleas P Fruits Qual UP? ity Vg Meats f l, 5,6-1 I' Vegetable Phone 2 -4739 603 Wisconsin Av' W YOUR ENERGY FOOD ENRICHED WITH C-raaht AND cvvlflbten Z Puma c 7w67MfPU HWS ACME COAL MURPHY CLARK CARVER 5. TRAUB INC. QUALITY GROCERIES 5. MEMS Chrysler and Phone 55751 PlyIHOuth 3420 Prosp t Rd. 433 Franklin P H hr Ill Talisman advisers living it up! Drink ROYAL CROWN COLA and NEHI BEVERAGES in your favorite flavor. Bill JGJCA' All the world's a stage, And all the men and women merely playersg They have their exits and their entrancesg And one man in his tirne plays many parts, His acts being seven agesil At firstidrli iNSHThen the whining school-boy, with his satchel And shining morning face, creeping like snail Unwillingly to school! And then the lover, Sighing like a furnace, with a woeful ballad Made to his mistress' eyebrowrlriw' --and there you are, right between the unwilling and lover actsilililfinding life, we trust, Xe-ry exciting and Ze-ry challenging! You'll doubtless find it that way through all remaining actsiN'8i.f you want to make it sorl At any rate, we sincerely wish for you the best of luck all along the Way!! it ' W SCHOOL SWEATER , ' HEADouARTER ' N SPORT GOODS S FOR sooo sPoRTs P 0 RT G O O D S 514.516 Main S+.-Ph. 4-9165 Larry Gordon, Bob Simpson, Jim Fletc TS EEIIEIT www. hmm R 'D' Ray Langenbach Ronald Dorey 7HiECHT'S BUNNY SHOP GRAHAM - RAMSEY INC. 225 SOUTH ADAMS STREET I HEADQUARTERS - ESPECIALLY Fon JUNIORS Aiwa sthe Newest in 106 E. McClure Ave. if Com if Dresses 4 Suits -K Sportsw r It Smartest Junior Fashions f Glidden spred sem, JOE DAVIS SUPER SERVICE Home Decorator Paints CQMPLE1-E OVERHAUL COMPLETE GARDEN s LAWN suPPLlEs MOTOR TUNE UP BRAKE SERVWE ScoH's Lawn Care Products 9' Wrecker Senfice ik 'Silly ,'.' . mamum Seed - Sprays - Fertilizer ln, Power Mewefs S ffS'f' GASOLINEJOII Garden'lEJoIs 1715 KNOXVILLE AVE. PHONE 5-500' Picnic 8 Barbeque Equipment , . I Grin, Charcoal J. FLETCHER LANKTQN JOHN N. ZIEGELE AND ASSOCIATES Free parking In Rem. phone 2-2414 ARCHITECTSENGINEERS 196 'o THE FRIENDLY STORE BREMER JEWELRY CO. The Finest in Watches Elgin - Wadsworth - Hamilton Bulova - Omega Diamonds Distinctive Jewelry 209 South Jefferson Ave. Registered, Jeweler American Gem Society PHONE 4-3822 RIALTO THEATRE BLDG, PHONE Household Needs Palms Hardware 'E gk 600606 gnc J 0 A to Su lies First in Floor Coverings U Linoleum, Asphalt Tile, Rubber Tile, Venetian Blinds 3108 PWSPOCI Road Peoria Heights 4, Illinois 114 N. Adams Shed Telephone 4-2075 STANDARD :iv PICKUP 8. DELIVERY HII.L'S STANDARD SERVICE 4915 - MEMORIAL DRIVE PHONE - 5-9902 WINKLER FOOD MARKET 4-2216 625 North Perry We give SSH Green Stamps ..-5 4 198 PRODUCTS . Best in the State! PROFESSIONAL NURSING AS A CAREER Eff I ,H E 5 t 1 THE METHODIST HOSPITAL OF CENTRAL ILLINOIS SCHOOL OF NURSING The Methodist Hospital of Central Illinois, a modern 400 bed institution, is fully approved by all accrediting agencies. The School of Nursing is Nationally accredited. It has a well qualified Faculty, modern teaching facilities, and Student Association organization. The School of Nursing offers two programs in professional nursing as a career. Students may choose the ill Diploma or Q21 Degree program in nursing. In the Diploma Program, the student pursues the regular three year basic nursing curriculum. In the Degree Program, the student pursues a collegiate course of study in affiliation with Bradley University, Peoria, Illinois, or with Illinois Wesleyan Univer- sity, Bloomington, Illinois, and earns two degrees in a minimum of four years. All classes enroll annually in September. Apply Director of Nursing, The Methodist Hospital of Central Illinois, 221 North Glen Oak Avenue, Peoria, Illinois. -imQf5 .fe I5 I af I sa EGOLF MOTORS 37--YEARSU 37 YOUR OLDSMOBILE DEALER I3I3 MAIN STREET PH. 3 - 5 afi at Wead Sally B311 9 Canis bell-Behrens Co. CARL s BARBER SHOP K P N. Sheridan Rd. I I I Wheels Aligned and Balanced - - fBl'akCS8l'ViCe Hair Cuts Q if Spring and Shock WILKINS PIPE 81 SUPPLY C0 KI ' Absorber Service Plumbing and Heating Supplies eoMBiNrronAv FOR Wholesale only A SAFETY CHECK-UP Peoria, Moline, 2 Bloomington '200 S-JEFf'ERS0NST- PHONE 3-8508 We Give S 8: H Green Stamps STIEGELE'S MARKET Dial 2-5426 Scheduled Delivery Service on 33.00 or Over 0 QUALITY MEATS 0 FRESH HOME DRESSED POULTRY 0 EGGS FROM THE COUNTRY -FROZEN FOODS- FLAV-R-PAC-DAIRY PRODUCTS ROSZELUS ICE CREAM Closed Wednesday Afternoons 200 Monroe Ave. Peoria Heights 200 IIIIIIIHIIIIH iniiifiiiiiiii UU. Inn. ENGINEERS af MANUFACTURERS OF TOOLS. DIES. FIXTURES, GAUGES 8: SPECIAL MACHINERY 2728 NORTH ADAMS STREET PEORIA 3. ILLINOIS TELEPHONE 5-6833 TOBIN DRUG fine prescription service 1501 Main at Sheidan Phone 3-8563 Bill and Philil Molleck Your Phillips Dealers Prospect and Lake yo rf P -'. , .QV Life? 1355 I . U Z Have You Been Hunting? for a good shoe repair shop? Your search is ma up-here it is! LIBERTY Shoe Repair Shop FINE SHOE REPAIRING 3 I4 Liberty sr. Peoria, Illinois SEWER WORK PLUMBING HEATING 32II North Adams Street PEORIA, ILLINOIS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '56 from JI 9 clflf CRoot Olsen 3304+ N. Prospect Ed. L. Breymeier Shenicqan cate We Clean With Care The Clothes You Wear. PERFECTION CLEANERS W.H. Smi th, H. Ph, Edna M. Perrin, Owner PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS I f.. Phone 5-5221 . T . N 517 N. J ff S. , . ,f ' e erm' t 114 Stratford Drive I f Peoria Phone 4- 1756 Illinois g ,T ' Phone S-7639 , :Y ::::: w z, .4 - Ti ::: '-X EI A 2 q RU DD AND CHRISMAN 232 I4n2xv111e Ave- -- -3j '?'W ' ', ., . -5791 Auvumcmvr: SHELL SERVICE EL? I 'S lone PARTS AND ACcE55DR'E5 TIRES AND TUBES gi? ' W Q Thlo lady'o doctor specified o cerhln MOTOR TUNE-UP 4 proocrlptlon, and oho brought It to , . - 8mlth'o, no usual. Select your pharma- Washlng BTW! Battery Service I A ' X clot no you would your doctor, and you SHEL'-UE'R'CAT'DN N will find wo will repay your confldonco PHONE 6-9966 sr-mms Ano Jsrrznacm Nh-- X with dependable oervico, always. I I PEDRIA, ILLINIJIS -JG Compliments Ofn DOCTORS' AND HOSPITALS, CREDIT OFFICE Ar y705 JEFFERSON BLDG. f Imeorza motors, gnc. Q 'GT . S+? f 711 KNOXVILLE AVE. TELEPHONE 5-7601 X PEORIA, ILLINOIS 1 1 202 CARVER G Complete one-stop store 352 Humans GR! I BOBAND Garages HoLLYHocK GIFT SHOP I A Jewelry CARVER LUMBER co. Cards Gifts For all occasions IHS Main 58434 603 E. War Memorial Drive HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING 1139 Lakeerest Phone 2-7824. 20 Cosmopolitan, Culture, Cordial . . . Clilnacllauj Clflniuenalt Bradley University is one of the nation's strong medium-sized universities Bradley University is large enough to offer a wide variety of courses and activities--small enough bo be friendly and personal Bradley University maintains the highest accreditation, a distinguished faculty, and a broad curriculum with more than sixty major fields of study Bradley University has more than a hundred clubs, sororities, and fraternities, offering a wide range of activities and interests Bradley University possesses an excellent Air Force HOTC unit Bradley University has a cosmopolitan student body, personal student- faculty associations, and a highly cultural free lecture-arts program Bradle Universit las a lace fo o . Y Y I P I Y U Fall term begins Summer Sessions, 1956 September 10, 1956 June ll---July 16 July 17'--August 18 For additional infonnation: DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS Bradley University Peoria, Illinois Phone: 67611-U Ext. 324 if i sis fi' .- , lfsiiii 'fi . if eff? 'fl :hx 'fl W STEAK-N'SHAKE DRIVE lN 2613 North Adams St. This is one of a chain of famous Steak - N - Shake Drive Ins, featuring quality' foods. courteous service, and cleanliness. Open daily lO1A M to IIA M. I We protect your health. JOSEPH HAYNES, Manager FORREST HILL CLEANERS 804 East Forrest Hill Q Anderson Laundry Depot Phone 2 6681 Satisfaction Guaranteed p Builders Contractors Tl ' callvs Dyeing Fur Cleaning For . . . COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL I A FIIIE :AW My Reweaving Storage RESIDENTIAL 1 ' ' I GLEIIIIIIIG I Pick-Up and Delivery Service A 329 E. LAKEA, PEORIA ILL. BAGLEY BROS. INSURANCE Monroe St. Mkt. AGENCY Gordon I. Baaley Gerald R. Bagley Pao E6-6122 223 C NATIONAL B F h F d Vegia es PEORIA, ILLINOIS QQ 03522. 205 , I V V cgeoo2c5e's GLENDALE MEAT MARKET Wholesale Retail Ph. 3-2581 116 W. Glendale Av Peoria, Illinois Where you buy is just as important as what you buy 1 854-1 956 ' 4 over 100 years Wearing apparel for men, women, and boys Compliments of KLEANFRJTE CLEANERS Inc. Certified Cleaning 3917 South Adams 26l5 North Adams E4 is H-'fmt 4 4 fwfff' A me il-7f?' f Fresh Eggs Fresh Fruit and Vegetables High Grade AA Beef Notions and School Supplies everyday low prices SCHWIND MAEKET 3014 N. Madison Phone 5-1217 Y 1 Q :gzWi'aue...Ws-w- TP DRUGS - PRESCRIPTIUNS NQCLUIIE and PROSPECT Phil Clemons Sharon Shearburn ' Penny Pittman Dick Owen Bruce Semlow Margie Hawkins Since 1896 DIXON SEA FOOD MARKET Fish-Shrimp- Lobster Oyster-Crabmeat foot of Liberty St. Phone 4-3186 LARSON JEWELRY COMPANY Personalized Car Care Greasing, Washing Service at its best CRAWFUBDS STNVDARD STATION Jefferson at Hamilton Phone 6-9369 207 HUNTER? All the fixins for weiner roasts pop corn, 'p nuts, sandwiches, chilli, hot tamales Rhone orders cal 6-4,242 Q x 5 n '?' ,523 , gQg!5 3 w,i, , E gxyw W if E 3 6 A 1 rs- e,,i? ,Z TV is f , . w g Sa .,, xx ,nZQ,My ,.,. The Place To Save U. , WORKINGMENS SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION ' 'U ' , 129 S. jefferson Avenue 'S A, 1. V 44' , The Place To Borrow ! PEGRUX CAMERA SHOP 539 Main ST. Oppesiie Rest office V436 ffiflzfffr ,Vader Llwcrmflf Mi 208 Patterson, llllllii I SCOTT'S SUPER SERVICE PHILLIPS PRODUCTS Wheels Balanced and Aligned Road Service Tune-up and Complete Brake Service ,f M 1v-..,,,,k-WNDQQQ .- We give SGH Green Stamps f Q I , to Phone 5 - 9857 4, Y 1 V 616 Wisconsin At Frye Ave. A A Steve Jon and Dixie Boardman i WHITE STAR MARKET NEWMAN 8 ULLMAN GRCCERIES FRUITS MEATS 29I9 North Adams Street Wholesale Cigars Q Cigarettes sq, , Tobaccos Candies SHAHEENC HARDWARE Charles J. Shaheen E E 2 Glass Housewares Appliances Hardware Pittsburg Paints Sporting Goods 210 SOUTH WASHINGTON STREET PHONE 2-6511 601 WISCCNSIN AVE. PHONE 6 -8786 1956 GRADUATES fx REGISTER FOR DESIRABLE OFFICE POSITIONS WITH TAES AGENCY LEHIIANN BUILDING IRIONS CONCRETE y Gleason, Pauline Livengood Sally Winters Hail, hail, the gang's all herel Curry'-s Peoria's Modern Supper Club NEW SAZARAC Food At Its Best Meals That Satisfy SHIP AHOY ROOM FOR BANQUETS AND PARTIES 32Ol NORTH ADAMS PHONE 2-I967 -'Q w - , g 5 V , ' R925 A1 fu M W X As .Avi ' E H 1- i, K Q ff v37'5l L 'L I vw X1 -Q, .r x, MU , K In 24 - QR, is W ilu.. 'f V N BEAANKIIQG nouns KWQQQQJDAYB m rnznam ,.f 3Qan to EDU111 W , . 1 f '15 ,M 3fQg3,gg 3efy '1u im-1 ef , FUR DISTINCTIVE BRICK ceramic glazed structural tile and other building materials 'Ialven-rVVluz,xz,xen Let's G0 Out To Hunt's D kMcGee, Phil Singer, Barbara Hoerr, Farmington Road Barbara Lovin, Frank Graham ei J . tl WELCIIME . . . to shop First with the new . . . so you will always want to loolc lirst at your Bloclc 8: Kuhl Store Everything for you! Everything for your home! our purpose our pledge to please you our guarantee WELCUME . . . to work Opportunities in every field: I I buying advertising CliSPlGY merchandising selling Food services tralfic office functions personnel store management operations W, accounting - interior decorating Gm wW TG .f '-. fi i 'M' Glsflr a lfulnll 690 ,. ', 'A. :.i'Tj?iv-.,,-.----xg-5 ' NJ I . K it ' lfj I. It , , i MW 3 rlihm lul V U. I .9 l .- ' I, .':f.': ..:.l.. ' ' -' ' ' GENERAL OFFICES: l r ill 124 S. Adams St., Peoria, Ill. -Ulu. y , l al I Q 20 P ' D 'II J l' M l' H B .QR ki dl St0l'0S g22'f'..f giflige 5'lg'if,' k Effegiif d Biiisolisscrflldif ro ' 0 0 ' ' t oc s an t, w In 011105 A3123 Kswijsnggg Rdglzifigyda Danville Store for Homes Bnlllsarigrlgh, lgwg BUCHER 8g SAU 1804 Main Your Packard Dealer Doug Paulson Ken Hager Judy Log 212 Sf Ch e! aaaa ffu ,aua a aaaa f Co Brea., uuu a Q uuaa .:1-W 'IIQI 1u'1uIuQ -'a+' l aa+'-'a:2 au 'a fx aa a A, u .au ,u f 591 I Qzzggigiigragrr--ggiPjJ ,,.A'a '-a, Z ,,. 5332525512: III 'lfil ZZ' wx 5 ,,,.2' QQQQ. 5 'V.' 'Q ,,a-- A..VE Y if f 0 5 K 0 ia aa a 6 -- f1fii.f5ff':f'ipf . -' file .ix aauuu a u 1- .'i:5.2fg15ri:i2ee,si1l 12' ' Iffff ' f' 2 JA -a p gill Groenss I CENTRAL FIXTURE CO. Lighting Fixtures Fireplace Fixtures Mgt Drug -.-I, store PH. 6-7432 -'ws Lvos Main street Peoria 2,lll. lC. E. Green E, J, Dgyle CITIZEN'S REAL ESTATE registered pharmacists Ben J. Weinstein Realtor 3 Citizen's Bldg- Room 60l Dial 2-2376 738 Kansas at Wisconsin 225 Main Sf. M bers Multiple Listing Service MID-CONTINENT LUMBER CO. 405 Northmoor Rd. Garages, Room Addition, Remodeling 5-5228 I LUND'S PHILLIPS bb SERVICE STATION ULTIMATE IN WALL AND FLOOR CUVERINGS aa.'a-Rtglliiaeiaiirl ! ELMER LUND, Prop. 95, Lubrication - Washing Lee Tires - Philips Simonizing Batteries I We give SGH Green Stamps Road Service Pick Up and Delivery 1815 Prospect Road Phone 5-9931 A 1 is f .L W C Al: E IItsIIuIIIIIIII.s Iwiriuogi iff' ,. ..,......,..-wifi? , ' CLARK'S CAFE Home Cooking, Courteous Service Open 24 hours. Sunday included- l42O North Adams Y T 1 OH .lim Hartwell Sue Brown T B THERE EXISTS NO BETTER EX- AMPLE OF WHAT CAN BE ACCOM- PLISHED UNDER THE AMERICAN SYSTEM OF INDIVIDUAL INITIATIVE THAN THAT WHICH IS CONTAINED IN THE LIFE AND WORK OF THOMAS ALVA EDISON. Thomas A. EDISUN 1847 - 1931 Q Central Illinois 'Light Conxpany F M FOSTER P ld t H M FOSTER VI P ld t C. F. FOSTER, Secretary-Treasurer T I ph 2 1923 ' Meado W-Brook Dairy, Inc. . ICE CREAM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS BIG HOLLOW RD. PEORIA ILLINOIS 1 PEORIA HEIGHTS T'V- SALES 81 SERVICE PLUMBING We ZZTIMTLZEI II A?el:vi:eEAOr11:i1ntee Roger Fruehauf, Proprietor BELL NELSON RADIO . Llcensed Plumber H Ph 2-3734 1709K xi Av. n - , . no V 6 9 0957334 13503 Prospect Road Peoria Helghfs 216 Home Office Peoria, Illinois I L L I N O I S M U T U A L C A S U A L T Y C 0 M P A N Y hll Liberty Street Phone 3-3693 Peoria ,S Iiinoisp E.A.McCord, President C.C.Inman,Executive Vice-President We provide the protection for the funds that provide the education. NDependable Accident, Sickness and Hospital Insurance Since l91O.' 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Alzxander, Bichard 20, 197, 218 Allen, Allen, Allen, Allen, Allen, Allen. Altman, B614 51, ggi. 121 elia 78, 110, 124, 150. 161 Marilyn 51, 104, 101, 1'l. Marilyn 57, 104, 101, 111, 113 Bonnie 78. 110. 115 Bob 67 Amos, Barry 78 10 5 Anderson, Gary Anderson, Buth ,l 10 Anderson, Wal t 67, 100, 116 20,9 122 3. Annneny, Margaret 78 App1egate,Charle1! 10, 105. 116 Arie, Clyde 67 Arkless, Bob 78 .xn...1.nnee, 161... 20, 93. 98. 117. 119. 1 Armentrout. Eddie 78' Armentrouv., Ina May 57. 124. 173 Armstrong. Jim 67 Arnold, Carlene 20, A nold Ken 78 r . Arnold, Suzanne 57 109 Brewer, Arrinadale, Larry 20. 93 Arterburn. Bernie 57 Arterburn, Marcia 78 Asbell, Carla 57 Annay, Edith 78 Asher, Linda 78, 108, 124, 173 Athens, Sharon 78, 113 Atteberry, Betty 67. 108 , 157 , 101 Augushurger, Bose 78, 131 Augustus, Bonnie 57, 117 Austin, Terry 61, 130 Ayeneu. Joan 21, 109 Averett, Carolyn 78, 113, 129 Averill, Bob 57 Averitt, Mildred 78 Avery, John 57 Averv. Marv 98 Babcock, Millirose 78, 116 0ee1.1en, Alan 78, Backus, Georgeann 78, Baer, Donna 67 B roman, Bob 161 Baer. Judy 67 Bahanan, Pat Bailey, Tom 21, 112, 156, 157 l'at 68, 103. 109. 116, 173 Baker, Bonnie 106, 110,115 Bailey, Tom 21, 112, 156,157 Baker, Bonnie 78, 106, 110, 115 Baker, Ethel 78 Baker, Francis 67, 110, 124, 170 Baker, Jeaneu.e 25, 118 Baker, Bosemond 67 Ball, David 78 0.11, Janine 66, 61, 96, 166 0.11, Sally 21, 97, 98, 200 B-Hana 061. 6 Bally, Deanna 61,1196 103, lll Bally, Don 21,133 Bannister, Betty 67 Barhee, Lenard 78 Barber, Nancy 131 Barber, Nickia 57 Barher. nnee 21 11-rden. cnenlee 44, 112, 120, 110 Bargman, Don 57 annken, Clark 57, 105, 110 Barker, Nancy 78, 111 Barnes, Gary 67 annnee, Lance 57, 112 Barry, Virginia 67 Bart, V Bartel, Barthol alerie 10, 106, 113 D911 57. 124, 126, 121, 135 omew, Pat 78 Bartlett, George 13, 112 Barton, Ken 21, 122 Barton, Roger 78 Bass, Schari 67, 96 Bassett, Sharron 57, 130 Bneenen, Jenny 78 Bastian, Pat 57 Bates, Henty 57 Bnnyene, Diane 61, 130 Bsuwens, Don 21 Baxley, David 78 Baxter, Bill 61, Bayer. Jayee 78 110. 113, 133, 170 Bivs, 121.1116 10. 112, 116. 124, 126 nenen, Judy 78, 100, 113 0een.1, Mennen 78, 106, 113 0ee1.t6111, w.111.nn. 78 Dawson, Carlson, Carl 58 Beck, Menene 10 aeen, Menn1.e11e 51, 113 Beck. Tenn 1.13 Begner, Betty 44, 118 0e,,n.en, Carol 57 Belden, n6gen 10. 150 Bell, Colleen 57, 101, 113,118 Bell, Donna 21 Bell, Karen 78, 100, 111 Belsterling. Jean 22, 107, 120 130111. Joy 67, 105124, 127, 135 Berg, llichard 22 Bengen, Sharon 57, 132 Bennie, Fred 61, 111, 124, 150 Berman, Bertha 13 Berman, Jeanne 13 Berndt. Dorothy 78 Best, Lois 22,104, 217 Best, Pat 57 Biddison, Donald 22 Biddiaon, Ralph 78 Bill, Allen 78 0n11en1.ee1., Bruce 67 05115, on. Mark 12 anngenen, Dixie 78 01n1.et, Dnnne 78 B1sh0n.Menn1yn 57,10 Bleek, Beverly 22, 110 01ne111.nnn, Verna 13 01en1n, cenn1 22 R Bloom. M ariesta 12 120, 121 20 Blumenshine, Ken 57, 129, 157, 142, 160, 161,171 01nne1., Gary 78. 150,155 Bnnndnen, Betty 11, 78, 113 Boardman, Dixie 56 57 96 105 121 209 Boesch, Jee11en 57: 220 ' ' ' Boesch, Jnellen 57, 120 Boettger, Tom 78, 117 senenan, Pat 78, 106, 109, 115, yy-, Boheneck, Chuck 67, 150 Bohlander. Beverly 78, 107 Bolam, Julia 10 Bolar, Don 57 Boles, Gladys 67, 107, 116 Bollman, Dale 57 Bollman, John 78 Bond, Bill 164 Bondi, Bill 22 Bone, Alan 22, 103, 121, 135 Booker, Dave 78 Booker, Roger 22 Bortel, Jim 67, 112 Borton, Jerry 78 Boster Florence 78, 115 Boswel 1, Janet 23 Boucher, Judy 51, 100, 105, 101, 110, 123, 125, 120 Boucher, Virgil 13, 138, 142, 155, 171 06nn..1y, Judy 107, 110, 121 Bovey, Lyle 78 Bower. M21 10. 142. 171 Bowers, Charlene 108, 117 Bowers, Mary 78 Chan, Ilavaa 68, 115, 116, 173 Chan, Phil 24, 104 Chance, Carolyn 25, 133 Chapman, Bill 68, 132 Chapman, Carol 79 Chatnan, Ruth 58, 131 Cheek, Mary Lou 25, 118 Chev, Betty 25 Chew, Ken 58. 112 Christopher, Grego ry 79, 116 Church Nancee 68, 106, 109, 111, 113, Church, Pat 79, 111,113,135 109 117 Clark, Delores 79, , Clark, Janet 79, 10,6 Clark, Keith 68, 150, 155, 172 Clark, Ken 51, 142, 143, 152, 153, 171 Clark, Tom 68,117,121 Cl aaing Cl ayhou , 11.ne1n1 68 rn, Delorea 68. 117 Clayton, .161een. 19, 106 Clayton, Nancy 79 Clayton Clearwa , Sally 50 ter, Hoae 103 Cleesen, Joann 68 Clement, Thad 161 , nngen 150 Clemons, Phil 15, 99, 121,156,207 Bovaen, Joanne 23. 115 Borland, F. M. 12 Boyee, Loretta 10 Bayer, Anita 79 Boyer, B Boyer, P Braasch. ill 79 enny 131 nnng 57, 167, 197 Bradle, Bon 23, 112. 171 Cloae,,Jim105, 25, 58, 106 Clause, Carol 58 c16y.1, Jin. 25 Coates, Jim 58. 170 Cochran, Dorothv 79, 115 Coe, Christine 58, 124 Coe, Louis 162 Cohen, Fred 68, 106 Brldlay, Ethel 57, 118 Bragg, Jeanne 23, 109, 133 Brainard, Mike 79, 110. 155 C ker, Cordah 79 c:1e, Barbara 26. 118- 218 Cole, Judy 68 c..111en. nnennn 13 Brando: Judy 61, 116 5n.n.1e,'Penny 79 Braylea, Brayton, Dorothy 79 Larry 67, 117. 121 Breedlove, Pete 164 Brehmer, Ann 57 Brehner, Jack 23 Breitenoeder, Anna 16, 23, 97, 95, 113 Breitonoeder, John 67 Terry 23 Collier. LarrY 79 ce11n..n. Bonnie 79 Collins, Fred - c611ine, Jackie 68 c..11ann, Jean 25 Collins. Jill 26 cemne, Joanne 113 Coltrin. Dick 98 Coltrin. Gerald 511 Brienen. Dick 79 1311sser1-1-n,Jn1an 61, 173 Brinker, Bonnie 79 Brisbin, Jed, 51 Bristol. Bobert 23 Broadatone. nngnh, 61 Brockmeyer, Janet 51 Brom-n. Robert 79 Bnnare. 0161 50. 117. 157 Brooke, Dorothy 79, 107, 117 Bnangnnnn, Penny 61, 150 Brewing, Bernice 10 Coltrin, ueneie'19. 173 111 Colaell, Jin 68, C0a1bs.Jil 50. 112. 129 Cu-bg, Mary 26, 97. Combs, Robert 79 Comer, Archella 131 Conge Conn , r, Billy 79 Gale 58 Conn, Gary 26 Conn, 1.6xe1ee 79 Conn, Marv Lou 26 Conn, Paula 58, 111 90, 99. 160. 121 Conner, Mary Lu 26, 99, 108, 121, 219 Connett. Bill 79 caan, Jin 161 Brown, B arhara 67 Broan, Bob 67 Brown, Dick 67, 130 Braun, Earl 79 Brown Evelyn 67, lll, 115, 135 Broan, Jerry 23, 161, 168, 171 Brown, Katie 58, 113, 131, 217 Brown, Lyman 13 Brown, Sue 58, 100, lll, 118, 121, 215 Brubaker, Dave 68, 169 Cook, Ju Cooper. Corbin, Corley. Corley, dv 58 Nora 79. 1 Verne 68 Dick 58, 152 Jim 79, 100 104 113, 118 cenneune, .leyee 26, 98, Correll. Tom 13, 138, 152, 157 217 Costello, Beth 26. 107. Cotter, Brubaker, Marvin 23, 132, 169 Bnnngenen, Janet 24, 211 Bruner, David 135 Bruner, Eleanor 68, 105, 111, 135 Brye, Melvin 13 Bucher, Kenneth 13 Bullock, Jim 24, 119 Bullock, Norma 13 Bulman, Sharon 173 Hui-che-4t, Charles 179 Burdick, Kdn 24 Burger., 00.0 24, 110 Burkhnlder, J, li. 13, 138, 168 Burnette, Katie 24, 113, 156 Burrows, Bud 24, 142, 191 Burnmua. Tom SR 215 Cowan, Molly 26, L04, 105, 109, 111, 12 Cox, Linda 68, 107 Cox, Dillard 14 Coyle, Ed 26, 124 Cramer, Linda 79 Cranford, Ronnie 68, 103, 117, 150 110 Crawford. Kay 79, Crawley, Frank 79, Crawley, Fred 80, Cramer, Eugene 00 Creamer, 0614 00, 105, 179 111,113 116 Cremeens, Judy 60, 100 113 Crea, Donal d 80 cnene, Bob 26, 122, 179 Crotty, Crowe. J Cullen, Dennis 80 ack B0, 161 Gary 58 Cullen, John 27 anne, Connie 19, 101, 129 0nnn..n, Bob 68 annnen., Hagen 129 an.1....nn., Kenneth 13, 101 0n,1en, Mildred 10 Butterfield, Bovdin 79. 120 Bnnngen, 051. 68, 119, 150, 164 Buzbee, Nancy 58, 129, 131 Byers, Kay 79, 106, 109 Byrne, Sandra 58 came, Judy 60 Caho, Michael 79 Caldwell, June 172 Caldwell. Thomas 79 Callahan, Sharon 79, 109, 115 Callear, Betty 58 Calvin, Larry 79 Cameron, C'Mari 13, 107 Camo. Beverlv 68. 113 , 167, 17 Cullen, Katie 58, 111, 113 Culp, Gareth 68 Cummins, Dave 68, 155 Cummins, Doris 27 Cunningham, Jim 68, 116, 170 CuPP. Steve 68, 142, 171 Curry, Pat 58, 118 Curry, Phil 80, 161 Curtis, Francis. 27 Curtis. Frank 109 Curtis, Ronald 27 Dahl, William 80, 124 Dalton, Margaret 14 Danser, George 80 Darr, Carol 68 Darr, Janice 58, 108, 117 cenp, Kenneth 13, 95. 134 Camper, 'ren 24, 132 Cau1per,Vicki 19, 106, 113, 111 Cannadiy, cnnel 68, 102, 123, 125, 128, 200 Canty, Jenny 60, 117 Canty, Mary Ann 60, 103, 109, 173 cenun, w. G. 13 Daughte ny, .lim 50 Davey, Mary 68 Dnynee, Dennis 68, 112, Dnyne, Al111a80, 117 nnnne, Charlene 00 nennn, Charles 00 Davis. Gary 50 neyne, Marilyn 50, 105, Dense, Phyllis 27, 109 neue, Ronald 50 neue, Sarah J.. 27, 97, Bob 59. 124,135 Carnahan, Montv 58 Carr, Betsy 102, 135, 193 Carr, Duane 79 Carr, Elizabeth 79 Carr, Kathleen 58, 115, 117 Carrithers, .lim 79 Carrithers, Ken 24 Carroll, Pat 79 Carter, Bill 79, 170 Carter, C. E. 13 Dlwson, Bob 68 Day, Florence 68, 124 Carter, Darlene 68, 113 Carter, Larry 58 Carter, Bex 79 Carter, Sue 58, 124, 127 Carter, Tom 79 nay. Menn1yn 98 nnye, Mary 00 Dean, Genevieve 16 Dean, Joan 68, 113 Dean, Patsy 00 Dentnenege, 11.1611 68 neaeen, Carl,80 Deliver. Sherrill 27, 133 DeBord, Nancy 27, 108 1'1eCroix, 061. 27 DeCroix, Janice 81 1Jen.ne1, Pat 00, 113 Deisher. Barbara 80, 106, 113 Delaney, Bill 27, 110 DeLong, Bah 59, 142, 161 cennnnngnt, Marion 19, 150 Case, Larry 50 Case, Jenny 79 ceeesay, Jn... 68 Casteel. Gayle 24, 124, 161 ceneete, Diane 60, 111 116 nennnn, Fritz 00, 112 Denny. Petey 68, 107, 113 Berry, Bill 60, 111, 124 Deselme, Sand.-a 68 Detweilar, Ann 28, llO, 130' 133 Detweiler,11ick 00, 131, 150 1111-ue. Annnnn 10 ain, Joe 58, 142, 152, 164, 167, 171 Cathout, Gilbert Caulkins, Jackie 58 Caywood, Paul 13 Chamherlaxn, Boh 79 Chamherl Chamberlain, Kay 68, 130 Chnmherlain, Paul 79 Dickinson, Ronald 59 171535. Joyce 59 Dillon, Art 69 Dine, Sandy 28,111 Dimmick, Marilyn 98 135 103, 227, 229 1, 227 Dinger, Ray112, Dirks, Judy 80 117 Dirks, Kenny 69, 124 Dirkse, Pnyllie za, 108 Dive1y,Jeanne 59 niren,ne1eree so, nebbine, Annetta 69 Dobbins, Lee 98 Dodson, Ron 80, 116, 135 Doerr, Marilyn 28 Golden, 1-lnennn, snip 50 Doerr, snnren 80, 111 Dohm, Betty 28, 124 Donley, Charles 28, 124 nnnley, Marilyn 69 Dorey, Arlene 98 Dorey, Ron 28, 19, 96, 196 Dorsey, Carole 80 Dorsey, Ron 28 Doss, Donna 69 Doss, Glenna 80 Douglas, sneren 69 Downey, Dorothy 80, 106, 110, 115 Downs, Dave 69, 116, 130, 170 Draegert, aye 14 Drake, Betty 14, 103 Drysdale, Bill 80, 150 Duguid, Janet 59, 197 Duncan, Jerry 80 Durdel, Fred 80, 124, 126 Durdel, Ted 59 Durning, Sharon 28 Eakle, Kay 80 Easter, Dick 69 Eckard, Don 28, 109 Eckardt, Dave 69 Edenburn, Jerry 150 Edwards, Gary 80 Edwards, Judy 69 Edwards, Karen 29 Edwards, Pat 116 Eggerirne, Janet 59, 111 Ehlen, Linda 80, 115 Ehringer, Mike 69, 155 Elliott, lla 80 Ellis, Albert B0 Ellis, Anna 80 Elmore, Dave 69, 169 Elmore, Fred 167, 171 Ely, Charles 59 Embury, Larry 59, 119 Enere, Kay 59, 115 Endres, Fred 69, 110, 169 Engelbreent, Roger 14, 138, 141, 142 England, Janet 80, 113 England, Janis 80, 108, 115, 139 England, Ren 29 Enslow, Janet 69, 108 Entwistle. Sharon 59, 107 131 Eppy, JoAnn 29, 109, 113 rppy, Louise 59, 101, 109 appy, Margaret 59, 101, 130 Erickson, Sandra 80,116 Ervin, Judy ao, 107 Eubanks, Georgie 29, 104 Evans, Newt 29, 110 Evans, Velva 29. 118 Evans, Beverly 59, 105 Everett, Betty 59 Everett, Bruce 69 Everett, Mary 29 Everritt, William 80 Ewing, Barbara 69, 107, 119, 130 Eyre, Jean 30, 173 Fahlberg, Norma 98 Falatka, Shirley 29, 109 Farrance, Bill 29 Farrance, Pat 29 Faubel, Ray 80 Faulkner, Ronald 80 Fauser, John 69, 142, 150, 152, 153, 157, 159, 171 Fauser, Ray 59, 142, 144, 161, 164, 167, 171 Feeser, John 30 Feldman, Roxanne 80, 104, 113, 118 Feldman, Sharon 30, 135 Feldmem, Judy 59, 113 Felectia, Patsy 69 Fevert, Don 80 Fields, Barbara 59 Finchum, Jay 80, 96, 116, 150, 155 Firmand, Lido 30 Firmand, Martin 80 Fischbacher, Karlene BO, 173 Fisher, Rainard 30 Fisher, Sandra 80 Flesner, Richard 69, 170 Fletcher, Jim 59, 164, 167, 195 Flexer, Gloria 80 Flerer, Mary 59, 111, 173 Flora, Bill 59 Flowers, Marilyn 59, 109, 113 Flynn, Errol 80 Foehner, Olin 30, 112 Fogelberg, Lawrence 14 Fogelsong, Bob 81, 110 Foiles, Don 59 Foley, Dow 81, 111, 124, 161 Foncannon, Mary llen 82, 117 Forbes, Sharon 81: Forsythe, Shirley 81, 106, 110 Foster, Betty 69, 113 Foster, Bill 69 Foster, Mary 59 Griffith, Dave 60, 70,117 Griffith, Ken 142 Grigg, Bob 112 Grigsby, snnrnn 50 Gross, Alice 111 Gross, Carl 70, 120, 122, 130, 193 Gross, Charley 14, 138, 161, 171 Gudeman, Dick 60, 170 Gullette, Joyce 60, 111, 132 Gumar, Robert 81 Gumbel, Phyllis 70 Gummerson, Jim 50, 193 Gummerson, Mary 81, 108, 118 Gunnar, Bob 106 Gunter, John 70, 124 Habel, Sharon 81 Hackett, James 32 Hackman, Art 70 Haerle, Phyllis 81 Haesley, Ron 70 Hainline, Kenneth 32 Hale, Kenneth 81 Haley, Jerry 60 Hall, Helen 37, 173 Hall, Sharon 70 Hallam. Bob 70 Hallam, Byron 32, 118 Hallam, Melwyn 70, 120, 170 Haller, Froncis106 Hallor, Pauline 70, 131 Hamilton, Bill 32 Hamilton, Bob162 Hamilton, Ralph 50 Hill, Janice 60 Hill, Karl 81 Hill, Richard 60 06 Hillman, Dorothy Hines, Sheri 70, 117 Hire, Charles 34 Hoadley, Leslie 70, 105 Hodges, Jnen 70 Hodgson, 'ren 70 Hoeflin, Andrew 14, 106 Hoeofner, Donald 34 Hoepfner, Gloria 60, 104, 121 llnepfner, Sande 50, 113, 123, 125, 128 Hderr, Barbara 34, 104, 101, 121, 133, 212, 211 Hoerr, Darlene 107 Hoerr, Tom 34, 112 Hoffman, Linda 60, 91, 105- Holland, Perry 81 Hollis, Bob 60 Holt, David 70 Holzinger, Sue 81, 113, 117 Human, Alta 34 Houlihan, Bill 60 Hoot, David116 Hoover, Lynn 35 Hoppe, Rudy 81 Hornstein, Charlene 60 Horton, John 81, 124, 129, 150 Horton, Joyce 35 Hosick, Carol B1 Hotovec, Bob 70, 112 Houlihan, Lois 81, 109, 117 ,1 70 Hankins, Judy 60 1-lnnnnn, Eugene 50 Hanson, Dave 70 nenenn, Erne 10, 113 Hanson, Judy 50, 131 Hanson, Karen 81 Hanson, neger 10, 121 Gibson, Philip 81 Gibeen, nnen 59, 108, 122 Giles, Lee 81,112 Gillian, Shelby 69 ham, Bill 81, 150, 155 Ginther, Gilling Ginther, Janet 31, , Ginther, Judy 31, 118 Ginther, Katherine 31 Gleason Gleichm Goad, J Goble, ,Jerry 58, 142,167,210 en, Mary 81 can 69, 115, 117 Lynn 81 Goin, Elaine 31, , 109 130, 133 Janet 81, 106, 113 Donna 81, 108,173, 118 173 Howell, Dick 60 Hubbart, Jim Bl, 124, 126, 135, 155, 150 130 nnber, Carolyn 71, Huett, Sharon 60, 108 Hngnee, David 50 linlien, Peggy 11, 130 Hull, Ted 106 llull, William 81 Hults, Bill 35 Humes, Gary 81 Hummel, Buddy 169 Hummell, Harvey 71 Hunsaker, Don 35, 112, 133 Hunt, Alan 81, 150 Hunt, Albert 111, 116 11nnr, Martin 111, 115, 119, 124 Hnnziker, 'Ardy 60 Hunt, Tom 142 Hunter, Joe 82 11unter, Nancy 35, 97, 98 103 121 Huntington, Barbara 98 Foust, Bill 69, Fo,uts, Ed 98 Frakes, Don 81 170 Frakes, Vernon 30, 156 Francis, Judy 59 Franklin, Jim 98, 157, 159 Franklin, Tom 69 Frazier, Carol 30, 130, 132, 133, 134 rrneier, Tom al, 150 Fredell, Snirley 30, 118 Frederien, Barbara 31, 118 Frenen, Jenn 30, 142, 156, 111 rreyerr, Bill 69 Friend, Robert 31 Frieen, Jenn 31 Frome, Carol 59 Fullington, Gary 59, 105, 111 Fults, Linda 59 Funcannon, Ron 31 rneney, Doreen 82, 109, 111 rnrneee, Lon 59 Fyke,Ma1y 59, 105 Ganss, Miriam 59, 117 Gardner, cnnrlee 59 Garret, Keele 59, 101 Garretson, Bob 59, 152, 153, 157, 1 Gauf. cnnelr 01, 150 Gauwitz, Jnrepnine 59, 111,115, 173 Goers, Jnen 59, 111, 155 Gehrke. Hon 69, 129 George, Ron 59, 111, 133 Gepford, Marilyn 81 Gerdes, Joan 31, 118 Gerhkle, Ronald124 Getz, Carol 81 Getz, Pat 59, 110 Geurin, Ronnie 69, 110, 124, 127 Gibson, Flith 81,117 59. 171 Goldhammer, Judy 69 Goodrich, Bill 31 Goodwin, Laurel 59, 104, 107, 108, 117 Gomes, JoAnne 69 Gordon, Larry 59, 142, 152, 167, 171, 195 Gorgas, Rose Marie 69, 113, 130 Gosne1l,,John 32,106 Goss, Alice 69, 106, 107,124, 126, 127,135 Gere, snnren 59, 124, 121 oeteeenellr, Terry 152 cengn, Bob 32, 111 Gough,1'1arold 32,171 Gouran, Dennis 111, 100, 105, 116 cenrnn, Pen 59, 124 Graham, Frank 32, 142, 144, 171, 212 Grant, Arnolia 32, 130 Gray, Charles 81 Gray, Judy 66 70, 100, 111 Gray, Sha ron 98 Greenhood, Judy 70, 119, 124, 126 Greenleaf, Arle 70. 135 Greenleaf, Carolyn 10, 105, 117 Greenslitt, Judy 81 Greenslitt, Steve 59, 167 Greenwlly, Duane 70, 130 GreS81 Robert 57 Gregory, Lonnie 70, 117, 170 Greve, Karen 59 Hanson, Warren 60, 142 Hard, Norman 70 Hardbarger, Judy 60, 130 Harding, Carol 14, 105 Harmon, Judy 70, 115 Harms, E. F. 14, 138 Harness, Dan 33 Harper, John 70, 117, Harris, Dane 14, 105 Harris, John 60, 105, 110 Harris, Larry 14, 99 Harrison, Howard 60, 167, 170 Hartman, Pat 70 Hartwell, Jim 60,117,215 Hartwell, Sue 60, 96, 111, 208 Hartwig, Darrell 162 Ha5ch1c1e,Gisela 70, 111, 173 Hasselbacher, Sylvia 70, 131 Hastings, Janet 19, 33, 113, 117 Hauer, Carolyn 70 Haun, Josetta 70 Hawkins, Margie 33, 89, 217, 207 Haydon, Frank 81, 131 Hayes, Jack 81,116 Hayes, John 150 Hayes, Judy 70, 108, 131 Haynes. Martha 70 Haynes, Wiley 70, 117, 167, 169 Heathcoat, Jerry 70 Heathcoat, Pete 81 Hedstrom, Gladys 14, 111 Hedstrom, Laura 14 Heggemeier, Barbara 98, 118 Heggeneier, Joan 33 Hegger, Jackie 33, 130 1-leinte, Hager 33 Heinzman, Carina 14 He.l'a1ick, Wes 33, 105, 112, 152, 144, 161, 171,208 Helms, Ron 60, 103 Henderson, Buford 81 Hendricks, Lynn 70 Hendrickson, Helen 33 Hendricks, Loreftta 60 Hendrickson, Jim 60, 152, 157, 171 Hengstberger, Larry 70 Henke, Carl 81 Henseler, Sandy 60 Hensley, Dale 33, 133 Herbst, Donna 81, 117, 124 Herbetritn, Gary 33 Herman, Carole 98 Herman, Gloria 70, 129, 131 Herman, Ron 60 Herrick, Diana 34 Hertlell, Ronnie 81 Hess, Gene 34, 129, 142, 161, 171 Hess, Sylvia 65, lll, 113 Hester, Warren 34 Heyl, Roger'70, 117, 150, 155, 157 Hibbard, Robert 81 11icks, Janet 60, 108 1-ligge, Harry 34, 142, 152, 153, 155 Hignnrn, Robert 81 Hiland, Donna 60 Hilburn, Lurinda 70, 124, 127 Hild, Norman 34 Hill, Edward 70 Hussey, Martha 60 Huston, Byron 71, 105 Hutton, Joe 82 H,uxtable, Marianne 71, 111 Hyland, Geor e 10 1 les, Wilma 15 Irons, Rita 61,113 Jackson, Hattie 71 Jackson, Ludie 82, 131 Jackson, Mary Jane 61 Jackson, Shirley 61 Jeelr-enn, Stanley 61 Jacobs, Barbara 61 Jacobson, Carleton 14 Jacobsen, Priscilla 72, 124 Jacoby, Renate 35, 118 Jacquin, w. c. 12 Jaeger, Joyce 35, 118 Jaeger, Norman 11, 111, 129 James, Dick 71, 105, 121, 124, 126,135 Jamieson, Robert 12 James, Marjorie 82 Janssen, Gerald 82 Janssen, Norma 82, 131 J arrell, Laura 98 Jarvis, Larry 82,112 Jenkins., Jack'35 Jeter, Jennings, Lyman 82 Bill 82 Jibhen, wayne 35, 152, 154, 171 Johnson, Barbara 130 Johnson, Betty 82 Johnson, Bill124, 129 J ohnson J ohnson , Brandt, 71 , Chuck 82, 131 Johnson, Janet 36, 118, 133 Johnson, Janice 71, 96, 66, 123, 125, 128 Johnson, JoAnn 71, 110 Johnson Joyce 82, 173 J ohnson , Kay 96 Johnson, Lois 36, 111, 132, 175 104 133 156 211 217 Johnson, Maralyn 36, 96, , . 1 Johnson, Marynell 36, 118 Johnson, Pat 36 Johnson, Phyllis 64, 100, 107, 110 Johnson, Ted 71, 105, 115. 170 Johnson, Wilma 98 Jolliff Edward 82 Jones, Carolyn 71 Jones, Eugenia 82 Jones, Jean 131 Jones, JoAnne 108 Jones. Lloyd 82 Jones, Nancy 71. 108 Jones, Steve 61, 209 J nrgeneen, Jeen 36 Kahler, Bob 61, 100 Kahler, Karen 71, 107,1l1, 113 Kall, Terry 71 Keppler, Barbara 11, 117 Kau fman, Ruth 61 Kavanaugh-, Doug 71, 150 Keach, Tom 71, 1.31 Keefer, Bob 71 Kehl, Richard 36 Keller, P at 36, 132 Kelly, Beth 105 Kemmer, R Kemmer, R Kendall 1 K endall. K endall, Kennedy, Kennellr Kenoyer, ita 61 bberte 36 Jenn 82 Linda71, 131 Virginia 71, 130 Neennniel 82 Bill 55, 61, 142. 157, 159. 171 Jim 82 Keown, Jean 98 Keown, Tom 82. 170, 117 KErl7s, Bill 61 Kerker, R Kerns, Je Key, Geor Key, Jerr Key, Nanc eenelle 61 rry 71 ge 14 y 61 y 82 Keyes, are-e 71 Keyster, Charlotte Kibler, Brigitte 82, 106, 108, 117 Kibler, N Kimble, J K ' ng, Gat ioole 36 im 71 hon 82 i King, Sharon 51, 130 King, Susie 37 King, Sybil 19, 37, 102, 108, 110, 113, 118,121 17 Kinney, Sandy 77, 82, 116 Kingeinger, Sally 134 Kipp, aeb 82, 117,170 Kirby, Deanna 61 Kirk ' 142 Kirk: Ken Pat 71 Ki,-khna, John 37, 93, 98, 142, 156, 157, 171,200 Kirkhus, Mary Jane 82, 109 Kirkman, Jackie 82 Kirkman, Jerry 71 Kir1.n, Sandra 82, 108 Kisner, Grover 81 Klein, Barbara 37, 132 Klein, Deye 82 K1ine, Bill 61 K lockenga, aiehnrd 11, 121 Knapp, Glenda 37 Knapp, Jack 82 Knapp Judy 82, 113 Knnbloch. Carol 131 Knobloch, neyid 82, 120 K K K nol .fi Y KnD1.C.l..eu B2 Knoblock, Doris 71 Jerry 82 neh1ee1. nobluch, Steve 37 lhof snr 61, 117 hnen1ee, nienn 82 96. 123,125,128 Keen, Jin 02, 120, 171 heeh, shnren 61 Koehl, Cynthia 71,111 Koehler, Richard 162 Koehler, Reger 61, 111, 110, 111 heh1, cnre1 37, 133 Kohrs, hen 64, 112, 124, 126, 135 Koontz, nier 110 Keener, John 61 Kostas. Jim 37 Krantz, Neva 37, 130, 132, 217 Krause, Merle 130, 155 Kretz Krug , JoAnn 11, 105 Don 61 Knhn, Donna 31, 113 Kurek, Judy 30, 97, 90, 105, IW Knerer, Paul 11, 111, 150 Lereher, Gerald 38 Leid1er, Jeenie 61 Lain, Judy 113, 198 Lain,Mary82 Lnin, Pat 38, 119, 198 Mills, Ken 83, 111, 124, 155, 170 , 217 Lampton, Clara 71, 106, 115 Lancaster, Anita 61, 197 Landers, Bonnie 82 Landon, henna 82, 131 Landwehr, Janice 71, 111 ' l-angenbach. Ray 28, 142. 143, 171, 196 La La ngton, Katherine 14 121 129 180 193 nkton, Janice 38, , , Leppin, E1ineherh 38 Lappin, Jerry R2 Larkin, Mike 11, 153, 151, 111 Larr. Bill 116 Latvaitis, Bobb 82 Lauderbaugh, neleree 134 La La nher, Dann 11, 139 nth, Judy 11, 139 Lawless, Jim 71, 122, 130 Lawless. Mede1ine 82 Lawrence, Charles 12, 155, 159 Lnyrenee, Jin 02, 106, 111, 120 League, Barbara 82 Lee, Donna 82 LeGrande, Judy 61, 105, 101, 133 Lehman, Margery 72 Lehman, Marilyn 61, 101 Leieh, Marshall 82 LeMnirre, Marlene 38 Lemkau, Nancy 38 L enhenenn, Mi1dred 38 Lemm, Beh 61, 104, 110, l13 Lemons, Gloria 30, 110 Lemons. Joyce 11, 116 Lenr,B d 66 72 Lenzl Mai: 61,1118, 100' 122 Leonhardt, Pat, 72 Levi, Julia 72 Lewey, Brenda 82 Lewis, Hob 82 ewis, Carol 822 lzgg L Light, nndeen , , 161 Linenln, Leroy 12, 159, 161, 161 indenmeyer, Bonnxe 39, 130 indenmejer, Donna 83 inder, anet 82, 106 indhe1n, Hnreld 90, 151, 159 iyney, Janet 39, 100, 119, 184 127, 124, 135 ivengopd, Pauline 61, ,101, 121, 186, 210, 220 L L L L Il-Lisle, karen 72 100, 119,184 L Li vingston, Henry 03, 131 Livingston, Joe 71, 150, 161 Livingston, Wayne 83 Logw , Grant 12, 1M Logsdon, Judy B3 Logsdon Lerr 12, 130 Legne, Judy 33, 96, 19, 103, 109, Legne, Margaret 72 Leng, Alton 14 Lorentz, Donna 39 Love, Harold 72 Leyeknnn, Pen 83, 96 Lovell, nennn 83 Lovin Barbara 83 102 117 212 Lowe,,Harold, 61 ' ' 11 Lake, Lucinda 98 Lnee., Linde 03, 106, 107, 111, 131 Ludwig, Karen 39, 97, 98, 122 Luenz, Michael 83, 116, 124 Lukehart, Sharon 61, 118 Lund, aehhin 03, 102, 116, 124, 126 Lynd, viehi 39, 111, 194, 217 Lynge, Walter 83 Macari, Carol 39, 124, 135 Macari, Jim 72, 150 MacDonald, Miss 12, 109 Maddock, Chuck 39, 142, 144, 170, Moy er, Jewel Mnee, Pet 12, 117, 124, 127 Mackey, Darlene 139, 132 Katharina 62 Madison, Janet 39, 133 Mahler, Roger 61, 170 Majors, Janet 40, 108, 122 Mlllorywdlci Coach 15, 138, 142, 150, 155, 171 Malone, Marcia 72, 173 Mammen, Wayne 83, 159 Mann, Anna B3 Mann, Jill 83, 195 Mansfield, Addy 40 Maples, Kathryn 83 Marcille, Janice 40,118 Marcum, Donald 40 17 3, 121, 197, 214 1, 172 Meri, nen 40, 93, 98, 103, 121, 200 mrnnu,1em BL H0,1B Marshall, Ronald 98 Marshall, Stan 132, 61 Martens. Les 40 Martens. Mildred 15 Martin, nennn 110, 101, 61 Martin, Ed 105 Martin, Gene 142, 112, 111, 40, 156, 200 Martin, Jacqueline 40 Martin, Loretta 107, 83 Martin. Mary 15 Maston, Phil 83, 156 Marvin, Bob 40, 142, 143, 156, 171 Marvin, Jim 62, 142 Maslanka, Susan 83 Mason, Bradley 83, 116, 135 Maston, Omer 49 Maston, Peggy 83 Mathis, Rawnie 61, 111, 130 Mathews, Geraldine 72, 113 Matthews, Lois 72, 115, 131 Maxwell, Albert 41, Maxwell, Bob 62, 120 Maxiuell, Mary 41, 105, 107 Mayo, Robert 72 Mazingo, Janice 83 McCabe, Betty 62, 113 McCarey, Bob 72 McCartney, Garry 169 McCartney, larry 83, 160 McClanahan, Jorita 83' 117 McC1anathan, Don 72, 133 McCl in tick, Don 83 72, 152 Nordstrom, Gary 73, 161 Norman. Earlie 84 Norman. Esther 73 Norton, Willian 43 Nott, David 84 Oard, Jaelene 109 Oard. Marna 84 Oathcut, Gilbert 04, 109 Uberlander, Pat. 62, 116 0'Brien, Dorothy 73, 107, 131 0'l3rien Patrick 73 0'Conner, James 73 0'Conner, Mary 84, 109, 117 0'Day, Judy S4 Ogle, Shirley 62, 106, 111, 113, Ohl, Debhs 98 Ohl, Roger 43, 132 Chl, Sharolyn 84, 113 0DPer, Loren 43, 157, 160, 171 McC1intick, 0en 41, 120, 132 Mec1nrg4ge, Elsie 15 McCor d. McCormick. Bill 50, McCormick, Byron 15, McCo sh. McCraw, Glen 10 12, 120 138, 162 Jee 62, 142, 110 Mqun u,u0 Mcljnimber, Joe 41 Mecnekey, Martin 12, 116g 162 Menenie1, Harlan 72 McDonald. 1.0. 11 Meneye11, Jin 83 McGaughan, Mike 727 120, 124 Mecenghen, Mike 12, 120, 124, 126 McGee, niea 41, 212 McKenney, Ken 12, 161 McKinley. Dorothy 10 McKinney, Marilyn 03, 113, 173 McLean, nieh 62 Me1een, Fred 83 MeLnngh1in, Judy 72 MeMeehnn, Nancy 72 McMillan, Bill 72 McMillan, Hay 62, 133 McNulty, Pat 72 Medill, Pat 12, 124 0'Rossy, Pat 73 Osar, Gary 04, 115, 150, 161 Osar. Vera 10 Owen, Dick 43, 207 Owen, Norma 62 Ovens, Phil 84, 131 Oyler. Bill 43 Pacey, Carole 84, 107, 110, 115 Palin, Judie 43 Palner, Esther 10 Palmer, James 43 Pape, Dick 43, 133, 170 Pepper, Mr. 15 Pnpene, Mrs. 15, 115 Park, James 84, 110 Parker Parker Parker Audie Mny 43, 93, 113 Barbara 73, 131 Carlean 73 Parker Norman 62, 167 pnryen Hanes 124 Parker, James 124 Parris, Woodrow 73 Parrott, Sally C4 Parry, Judy 73, 106, 109, 111 Parshall, Glenn 84 Parsha11,Roy 43, 109 Meeker, Albert 72, 150. 169 Melizl. Judie 62 Mercer. Gary 83 Mettan, Josette 41 Mettan, Terry 72, 167 Meyers, Bill 62, 142. 144 Meyers, Bill 62, 142, 144, 161, 167, 171 Meyers, Nancy, 119 Meyersr Oma 62, 113 Messe, Lowell 72, 120 Mikesell, Herb 41, 161, 171 Miles, George 12 Millard, Lena 62 Miller. Ann B3 Miller. Barbara 72, 113 Miller , Becky 62 Miller, Beverly 41 Miller, Bill 110 Miller, Bob 72 Mi ller, Bonnie 117 Miller, Clifton 83 Miller, Cora 72. 110 Mi11er, oieh 12, 119, 120 Miller, Den 41 Miller, Earl 15 Mi11er, Earlynn 83, 120 Miller, Edward 15 Miller, Gladys 15 Mi11er, Jerry C3 Miller, Karen 56, 62, 107, 110 Miller, larry 83 Miller, Marilyn 42, 104, 109 183, 217 Mi11er, Mr. 112, 120 Miller, Nils 12, 111 Miller, Paul 72 Mi11er, Phil 12, 142, 111 Miller, Ralph B3 Miller, Raymond 72 Miller, ann 03. 129, 155 Pate, Sharon 44, 111 Pattarozzi, Bob 62 Patterson, Jack 73, 150, 155, 167 Patterson, Karen 107 Leo 73, 117, 208 98 Patterson, Patterson, snndrn Paul, anger 84 Paulson, neng 44, Paulson, Gary 04, 150, 155, 111 Pavellsa, Dick 44, Peacock, Barle 84, Peal, Bob 131 Pearce, Johanna 73 Pearse . Earl 84 122, 171 129 Minor, Marilyn 73, 109, 116, 124, 126 Mitchell, .lament 73 Mitchell, Mike 83, 112, 116, 150, 161 Mlaker, Pat 83, 117 Moehle, Vivian 15, 173 Mohr, Elizabeth 83 Moldenhauser, Judy 42, 110 Moll, Ed 63, 167, 170, 171 Moll, Edward 15 Molleck, Phil 42 Molotsky, Judy 42, 113, 118 Molotsky, Sul 73, 169 Monier, Virginia 83, 110, 113, Monroe, Judy 42, 113, 119 Monser, Dolores 16 Mooberryj Jack 83, 124 Moon, Carl 73 Moore, George 73, 110, 161 Moore, Larry 73 Moore, Paul 62, 152. 164. 157 Morgan, Jerry 62 Morgan, Marilyn 73, 117 M01-1-is, Sharon 62, 107, 124, 135 Morse, Pat 98 Morton. Judy 62, 135 173 Pearson. Connie 44, 113 Pearson, Jim 84, 115, 116, 155 Pearsvn, Shelby 62 Peasef Don 44, 124 Peck, Terry 84, 131 Peek. Tom 73 , 170 Peel, Robert 84 Pence, Pence. Dean 44, 184 Karl 62, 120, 135 Pendleton, Ned 62, 120 Perdew, Avice 15 Perkins, Pat 73, 115 Perkins, Walter 62 Pe rry , Ford 62 Peterlin, anahern 04, 115 Peters, Howard 13, 96, 111, 150, Peters, Julian 44 Petere, aeeennry 62, 131, 173 Peterson, Keith 73 Peterson. Lillian 10 Peterson, Nen 62, 103, 113, 124, 126 Petting, 01den 44, 109 Phelps, Bruce 44 Phelpe, Don 84 Phelps, George 63 Phelps, Pat 84, 114- Hnillip, Mary 73 Pierce, 1.n. 84 Pierson, Jim A. 84 Pilkentonl Ellen 62 Mtmam new 4L w2,1H,12L Plank, Platt, Platt, Carol 73, 108, 117, 173 Reverly 84 Sandra 73 Plattner, Roberta 73, 117, 124 Polaclk, JudY 84, 105, 109 Pnlleck, Wayne 45, 119, 124 Pond, Bob 63, 133 Poplett, Roger B4 Polley, Sharon 73 Pauley, Verne 63 Pribble. Lois 45, 111, 113 Price, Price. Linda 04, 108, 115, 130 Mnri1ee 13, 110 Pruitt, Ken 45, 157 Pulver, Tamara 84, 117 Purple Frank 45, 118, 120, 180 Purple Jin 84 Purple, Tom 63, 103, 120, 124 Pusdn, Marjorie 84, 110 Ollinn, Eleanor 73 Cl-linn, Jane 45 Olinn, Mary 63 Moushon, Jim 83, Moader. Mulally, Barb 42, 150, 155 Gary 106, 111, 124, 126 119 13, n3J 110, 118 Milally, Mopay 83, 118 Muaahert. Pat 73 Mundelius, Janet 62, 109 Munis, Larry 73, 169 Minra, Barbara 83 Munatedt, George 73 Murphy, Brian 62 Murphy, Judy 73 nrphy, Sheila 83, 105, 107, 111 Murray. Doug 42, 111, 133 Murray, Jan 62 Murray. John 42 Murray, Raymond 83 Muuey, Gary 73 Muzzey, Glenn 42, 112, 124, 127 Myer, Nancy 73, 113 Myers . Dita 98 Nave, Jim 73 167 Nelson, Barbara 83 Nelson, Judy 73 Nelson, aieherd 73 Neptune, Sandie 42, 113 Nevitt, Lois 83, 129 Newm ann , Nichols, Judy 73, 106, 130 Nicholson, Dick 73, 150 Nicholson, Founty 84 Nickel, lynn 83, 106, 101 Nickerson, Misa 15, 107, 134, 17 Nieukirk, Jack 84 Nimmo, Nettie 10 3 Rabel, Marcia 74, 102 Rae. Vivien 84, 117, 131 anger, Ken 45, 142, 143 157, 170, 171, 172, 21 Rairden. Bob 45, 118 Randall, Joyce 73, 117 anndelnh, Nancee 13, 108 Rasar, Mark 63 Reardon, Sierry 74 Ready, Gene 84 Ready, Jerry 45, 109 Reams, Paul 84, 124, 126 Reardon, Sherry 14, 116 Reason 1Scott1. Sharon 4-5 Reckerd, Betty 63, 130 Reed, lee 45, 132 Reed, Marilyn 74 Reed, Nancy 74, 106, 111 Reed. Roberta 74, 173 Reed, Sharon 84 Reeder, Ronald 46 Rees, Dale 46 Rees, Jill 04, 129 Rdsele. Inge 13, 106, 111 Reichel. Anna 63, 117 Reichert, Elnore 63, 111 Reinhart, Joan 63 Reinholdt, Marilee 46 Remelius, Leonora 46, 124, 135 Re111me1,Terry 63 Renken, Ronald 73, 119, 120 Rennick, Joyce 46, 93 Rhodes, Carol 63, 110 Richards, Bernie 168 Richards, Bob 46, 124, 127 Richey, Dan 84, 117 152, 153, 4 115, 122 142, 152, 154, 157, 172 7 Richter, Dick 74 Ricketts, Pat 98 Ricketts, Ruth 73. 111, 124 Ringenberg, Deanna 74 nisinger, no11.n11e 14, 115 Tu rner R' ' , J 84, 129 150 ' 9 Rifiiliio, iiitn 63, 116, 13115197 Roberta, Barbara 84,110 Simpson, Moi-the 64, 111 Singer, Bob 64, 110 Singer, Phil 49, 112 Sitzmore, Rex 75 Skaggs, Earl 16 nigga, Harrison 75 Skamarak, Dick 75 Skillman, Robert 85, 111 Skov, Phillip 85 Slams, Linda 64 Tripp, Lynn 64, Tripp. Pat 98 Trotter, Tommy 121, 124, 135 76 Trunk, Ken 76, 117, 169, 170 12 Tucker. Harver Turll Margaret 649 lqth 1550 130, Turner. Iris 52, 109 Turner, Ken 86, 112 Marileah 64 Roberts Eileen 84, 109, 113 Roberta Sue 46, 103, 107, 111, 217 Robertson, Kay 74, 131 Roberson, May 129 Robertson, Nancy 74, 113 gobertaon, Stu 74 obison, Barbara 74 Slavens, Pat 75 Slavens, Tom 164 Steater Bill 98 s1.o11tn. ce1o1 15, 108 Smiles, Amy 15, 124 Turner, Phyllis 16 Uhlis. Slaan 06, 106, 111 uln, 1.111311 06, 124 U11i.11, Jo 11.1.11 06, 129 Ulrich, Nor111.n 52 Roth Floyd 63, 110, 142, 164, 167, 171 Robison, Gerald 84 Roby, Ken 84 Rockhill, Dianne 84, 107, 124 Roehrig, Gus 63 Roger, Jerry 84 Rogers, Dean 63 Rogers, Joyce 46, 109 Rogers, Pat 14, 124 Roof, 01.11.11 14, 116, 170 Rose, Nancy 63 Rose, Ray 84, 116, 131, 155 Rosecrans, Rod 74, 167 Ross, Penny 46, 130, 132, 217 11os1e11, Nyal 12 Roten, Barbara 46 Smibic, Mary 85 Smith, Barbara 49 Smith. Bradley 75,, 124, 126 Smith. Qiervl 85 Smith, Euree 64 sn1it11, Dorothy 98 Smith, Jerry '85 Smith. Jesse 75 Snith, Judy 105, 110 Smith, Nancy BS, 113 Smith, Richard 49 Snith, Ronnie 64 Smith, Smith, Smith Ronald 64, 120, 124 Roy 85 Ward 75 Snidei-, Robert 05 Snodgrass, 4111111 15, 100, 116, 130 111032 Dale 74 lixfe, Joanne 49, 97, 98, 109, 124, 125 1-hife, Mary 74, 113, 117 Role, Gordon 74,117 Binge, Henry 74,155 Runge, Priscilla 84, 108, 116, 173 Ruppert, Loretta 63, 111 Rushman, Frank 84, 150 Russell Russell , C111-1 14, 150, 169 ,csro11,.1 74 011ss.11, P1111 04, 115, 150, 161 1111ss.11, w.11.311 B4 05 S11111, 1.11 63, 111, 124, 127, 135 s.1r11s11, Sharon 05 Salisbury, Charles 74, 112, 128, 133 sins., Jody 05 Samuelson, Roger 47,,12B, 132, 134 Sanders, Mr. 15, 118 sooo, Jerry 49, 142, 157, 171, 115 sooo, Tom 05, 119, 150 Sargent, Sandra 63, 102, 121, 180 Sauder, 0111114 74, 106, 135 soviole, Genivs 116 Schasl, Elsie as sensed., F1161 47 sensed., Pit 14, 113 Schaeffer, Constance 05 Schafer, Louis. 49, 113, 118 Schafer. Marlene 05, 115 Schaffer, Phyllis 05 Scheffel, 1i101.o 15, 173 Scherber, 11.1 74 Scherer, Pet 63, 103, 110, 120, 121 s.6i10ni11.1, James 05 Schildmiller, Sally 49, 113 soni111n5, Bill 74 sonillinr, Bob 63 Schlink, Bob 49, 119, 120 sohlinn, Jin 63, 119, 167 Schlosser, Mary '14 Schmidt, Doretta 115, 135 srnniot, Larry 14, 122, 170, 194 , 167 Snodgrass, Betty 64, 108, 113, 117 Snyder, Shirley 49, 123, 124, 128 Sperling, Eaesroine 16 Sokolis, Warren 110 170 Sommerville, Barb 50 Summerville, Beberly 50, 132 Sprague, 011, 15, 112, 124, 127, 13 Sprague, Jeanne 85 Sprague, Phyllis 59 Springeteen, Sally 85 5, 169 Ulrich. ottlis 10 Ulrich. Richie 64 Unea, C111-111 16, 173 Upchurch, Mackie 85, 112 Uodyke, Herbie 64 Valentine, Jim 52 Vance, Jim 86, 150 vsnaenairg, Je 64 VanDeventer, Gladys 16 VsnLaningham, Barbara 76 VanNoman, Darlene 86, 135 Vecco, Ronald B6 Venesky, Dick 53, 97, 1031 105 Verger, Sharon 113 Vilt, Bob 76, 111, 150, 161, 171 Vilt, LeRoy 641 162, 197 Vohland, Judy 641 115 Voss, Betty 64 Voss, nio1111r11 B6 wooel, Margaret 76 Wabel, Sally 76, 106, 113, 117 Wabel, Pes8Y 106 Wade. Barbara 76 wide, Jody 64 Walden, James 86 w.111e11, Larry 64, 142, 143, 168, 171 Sprinkle, Jeanette 64, 102, 124, 127 Squires, Sandy 75, 102, 107, 113, 193 Stage, Tom E5 Stahl, Carl 75 Stahl, Sue 85 Stanberry, Stan 75 Stanford, Joel 85, 112, 124 Staub, Betty 85, 100 Staub, Jim 50, 124, 126 st111111, nonsla 90 stn1111, vers 50, 99, 109, 121 Stauffer, Leonard 64 Steeg, Pat 05 Steele, Bill 75 Steffan, Rita 115 Steidel, Carolyn 98 Stein, Jim 75, 132, 170 Steinrod, Charles 75 Stephens, Maurice 50, 110, 128, 132, 133 Stevens, Bill 64, 132 stever, c1111.1, 15, 112 Stewart, Bessie 10 Stewart, Marty 85 Stickel. Betty 75, 108 Stickling, Ben 75, 161, 171 Stickling, Marie 50, 98, 122 Stiegeie, Carol 50, 108 Stimeling, Barbara 50. 93 sti111e1111g, might 51, 133, 1341 156 stokes, Bonnie 51 Statler, Betty 64, 1071 110 Schmillen Schnieder Charlene 63 , Norvin 85, 116 122 sr11oen1,r,Mr. 15, so11ofi.111, 111o111.1s 74 Scholbohm. P11111 Schroeder Arlene 63, 116 Schroeder 011111. 74 107.117 so11111t1, 511.111, 63. 171 oonoi-tr, Prank 63, 110 sensor, Ronnie 49, 97 Stotler, Randy 85, 111, 115, 124, 126, 170 Statler, nay 75 110, 121 Straesser, Gary 75, 117, 124 Streeter, CYnthia 851 110 Streeter, Janice 51, 113 Strdener, nav. 113 stroener, wilhy 05 Stremrnel, Diane 15, 173 Strickler, Dave 51 Strickler, Sandra 75 w1110.n, Roy 115 Wallace. have 64 Walleniang, Tom 76 Wsllenfang, Pot 86, 117 Waller, Bob 76, 115, 130 Wallis, Barbara 10 went., Wa ne 16, 116, 120 wird, Gilbert 76 Ward. Jack 76. 150 word, Susan B6 Warfield, Florence 16 Warren, Joan 06, 110, 130 Waterfield, Julia 06, 101, 124 Waterston, Jeanette 76, 131 woterston, Mary 53,110 Watkins, Frank 53, 161, 111 wntson, Doris 16 Watson, Jnok 16, 111, 124, 162 Watters, nan 85, 116 mm,mwuo161m,u01n Weed, Pot 53, 99, 111, 121, 100 Weast. Rernnnine 65, 115 w.1v.r, Dian 53, lll, 123 125, 1 Weber, Charlene 65, 101, 113 Weber, Laverne 36, 161 yetst.r,Knon 53,,1l8 w2?2?'s111?12'A'02 6 Welch, Margaret 65 Welton, Joyce 65 Welton, Sharon 76 w.np1e, Warren 12 West, a.v.r1, 06. 105 West, Jane 113 westrpner, Bernard 53 98 106 westopner, Mary Jane 06, 100, 108 Westbrook, Clyde 53 w.st.13sn1, Norman 16, 103 Whalen, Renatta 65 Whelan, Jerry 53, 109 w61s1.r, Josn 86 Whitaker, Virginia 53 wnite, William 76 Whitehead, v1rg1n1s 06, 106 White Schwartz, Glenn 15 Scott, Eli1.abe,th 74 scott, Joe 74, 150, 167 Scott, Margaret 74 Scott, Wayne 63, 142 Seaver, cnro1 05, 108 Seckman, Karen 74, 102, 180 Seeieldt, Bill 74, 120 Seibold, Ann 63, 124, 127 Seifert Sandie 49 104 121 1 . . , 181, 2 se11111rg, Bill 63 Semlow, Bob 74, 117 Semlo-1, B1-oce 48, 99, 121, 156, 171, 177, Semlow, Dick 74, 117 Seth. Dick 74, 116 Seth, Robert 74, 116 Seymour, Paul 85 Schackleford, Norm 48 Shadid, Phyllis 107 Shadid, Jeannette 63, 104, 113 Shafer, Barbara 63 Shaffer, Don 48 Shafer, Louise 108 Shalknauser, Mr. 15 Shaner, Delores 85, 173 Sharpe, Bill 48,112 Shaw, Dick 110, 117, 132 Shaw, Gerald 63 Shaw, Janet 75 Shaw, Richard 48 Shearburn, Sharon 63, 100, 111, 121 Sheppard, Bill 85 Shepherd, Virgil 15 Shipley, Margaret 48, 133 S1irleY1 Barbara 48, 113, 132 ShirleY1 Paul 75, 167, 171 Sttoff. Stan 64, 167 Strum, Jim 75 Stuart, Darwyn 85 Studebaker, Bob CS, 129 Stufflebeam, Jerry 51 Stuiflebeam, Ronnie 05 White, Delores 54, 130 White, Joyce 86 White, Louise 16 White, P151 124 White, Pat 98 White, Warren 54 William 86 124 Suino, Law-ren ce Sullivan, Jerry s111iv1111, Scotty 117, 120, 121, 124, 135 155 142, 152, 154, 156, wig11.1i111n, Martha 101 Whitten, Tom 142 w1o11111111,Li.11111 54, 101, 1ll, 121, Wicker, Dorothy 54, 118 , 207 51 157, 160, 171 Summers, Joy 75 Sund, Ronald 75. s11t11.11rno, 311111, 90, 99, 102, 122, 175 Summers, Joe 135 s111n111.rs, Joy 111 s11t11er111n11, 111111, 51, 100 Sutter, Joan 15, 100 Sutter, Richard 85 Sutton, Charles 75, .150 Stickling. Ben 167 Swanson, Carol 115 Swanson, Dean 64 Swift, Roger 51, 133, 134, 170 Sylvester. Dave 75, 116 sy1-Jester. 1111, 51 Symmonds, c1111r1es 51 Szabvdos, Marilyn 64, 1ll 1'11111i11ston, Beverly 75 Tanner, Beverly 64, 132 Tarr, Bill 109, 124 Wieschan, John 76 Wieschan , wi11io1n 54 wigntnon, 0.11. 65,96,142, 164,167,171 w1 ntnon, Martha 06,109 Wi?burn1 w1111.y, Grace 76,113 TomiJe11n 77,86, 131 Wilkinson, John 16.138 Willard. Williams. Williams. Williams. Williams, Nancy 76 Carolyn 06, 118 Dale 16R 511110111 86 Sandy 16, 111, 112 Williamson, Bob 56, 65, 91 Williamson, Gene 65 Williamson, Howie 86, 112, 116, 142, 150, Williamson, Lyle 86 Williamson, Marilee 54 Williamson. Sally 65. 103. 105, .107, Willis, Wilmot, Wilson. Delvera 76 Dennis 76,111, 124, 155 D1-ive 65 Wilson Don 54, 112, 156. 172 Wilson Pat 86 Winklei, J.n.tt1-1 54, 118 Shoen, Short Johnny 142 11.11 121 161 1 Y 1 Short, Gregg 119, 129 Short. Jerry 48 Short, John 75 Short, Harry 75, 111 Shottenkirk, Bob 63 Shrum, Jim 132 Shuck, Leonard 85, 155 Short, Gregg Tart. Rose 85 Taylor Taylor Taylor Tay lor, , Jack 52, 124 , Karen 64, 107 , Robert 85 Yvonne 52 Teel. Larry 85, 111, 115 Theobald, Judy 75 Thornas, Judy 85 Thorns, Linda 64 Thomas, Loretta 52 Thomas, Pat 75 1'11onoso11, 131111111111 52 Thompson, Colette 85 Thompson, Judy 75, 173 s1111rts, ,,i,o11 63 Shui-ts, Jim B5 Shute. Allen 75 Sidell, Kayelene 85 Siebenthal, Paul 49, 171 Siegfried, Bonnie 75 Si1ls.Dave 49, 95. '75, 99, 105 Silvest, Janice 63, 110 Simko, Judy 75, 110 Simmons, Charles 169 Simmons, Dennis 75, 169 Simons, Jeanette 40, 109 Simmons, Lois 49 Simms, Valerie 75 sinosen, Sharon 49 Simpson, Bob 49, 93, 95, 98, 142, 156, 171, 195 Simpson, 131111. 64, 111 Simpson, Delores A0 '1'11o11111ss, Pot 131 Thorne, Bill 76, 120 Tillman. Nike 64 Tioton, Bonnie 64, 100, 107, 121, 215 Timm, Judy 76 Tippett, Gary 64' Tisdale, Judy 52, 03, 95, ng, 181 156, 211 ' Titus, Steve 52, 115 Tonsovic, Mary 1,1111 98 Towers. Janet 64, 124 126, 173 Trantin , v 64 142 152 1 1 'C 1,1 ,,, . 54, 161, 171, 177 Trapp, 14.11 52 ' Traub, Marilyn 64, 107, 132 Travis, Frank 76, 170 Tr.-1111s, 1111.111 16, 05 T111 nor, C6111 1116.-1, Msr111nes64iOi00 112 Triplett, Robert 06 Winters, Sally 65,1111 132, 210 wissler, sn.-111-e B6 Wittekind, Tom 651 132 Wittner, Lita 86, 115, ll7 Witt, Sherry B6 w1tsig, 01111111 86 wit11g.'re11112 Woe,-ner, John 86, 117 Woerner, Connie 54 97 93, 109, 7 28, 217 11 175 3, 116 120, 120 161, 171 121. 208 Wolcott, not 86, 102, 105, 116, 124, 155, 180 wonosoner, 1-'1oy11 16., 120 Woodruff, 1111r11.1r11 65, 120 Woodruff, 00 16, 1-30 woods, 13.111111 65, 113 Woods, .1o11n 65 woods, 1.1111 65 Workman, s.11or.16, 117 Worlow, 0.11 76 Worries, 1113, 55, 119, 130 Warrick, Jo 65, 106 Wotton, Janet 65,l04, 106, 121, 122 Wotton, Jo 65 Wright, Bill 12, 55 Yee, w1111e 77 Yemm, Bill 76 Yontz, J110 65,104, 107, 120, 121 Yontz, Marlene 86, 107, 117, 118 York, Ken 55,211 1o1-11,s111r1. 55 York, Susan 76 161.115, Bob 65, 96 Young, Catherine 55, 118 z.r1ry. no.. 55, 09, 112, 142, 256 161, 111 Zieders, 11.1.1.1 55 z.1g.1., 1311176 z.11.r, K.1t6 76 z.r1,.111, not. 65 3 V5 A ff ' J' f - M .- V, L F.-4 ,M ww