Woodruff High School - Talisman Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1958 volume:

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' 1 fs W Mffffjf v s'rArrs S ffm? 6 Q, jk iffy 40 J VJ iq Q 1 I sf? vifwjyff 5 if f C? ff fn TALISMAN BUSINESS MF Business Manager ---------------- Bob Wolcott Advertising Manager ------------ STAFF MEMBERS Lyn Brehrner Diana Caldwell Judy Edwards Gayle Halos Judy Hayes Janet Kay Linder Barbara Lovin Advisor - - - -2- Mr. Kenneth Bushman - - Betsy Carr Laurie Lowder Robbin Lund Jim Manshardt Terry Perkins Becky Phillips Roberta Plattner Pat Wallenfang WORK HARD TA LISMAN EDITORIAL STAFF Editor in Chief - - - - Karen Lisle Class Editor - - - Judy Cremeens Sports Editor - - - - Jim Corley Copy Writer - - - - Pat Bohanon IBM Typist - - - Ioan Sutter Vari-typist - - ---------- - - Sharon Powley STAFF MEMBERS Carol Bartel Penny Chiames Sharon Hoepfner Kay Kellenberger Barbara Pleasant ' X, r I Advisor - - j Miss Florenceflourtright Ht. 1 i 1 XV ' ' fx, ' 'r Q '. x TOE MAKE A Goobi liiyrmtpoon N. '5 A. X X, lr, p X . l 1, Vivien Rae Barbara Roberts Dennis Spa inhour Nancy Yontz larry Zarley -3 FOREWORD High school days are among the happiest of our life. Besides being a center of learning, the school is also a place where we students experience the joys, sorrows, trials, and tribula- tions of youth. The purpose of our year book is to record these experiences and the activities of this school year as ac- curately as possible. The staff sincerely hopes that in years to come this book will provide a source from which to recall pleas- ant memories of your high school days. -4- --1,2 A.f- . . mgwlfwf, ,if .,1:2zs155yf:f may , nn: me 'fre 3955553 wwf iff TESW mi ggwgpi. -5 , fe' A 5 c W 1 -4 , ,M CONTENTS HISTORY OF THE YEAR 1957 - 1958 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION CLASSES SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENTS INDEX PAGE 7 31 41 42 68 77 88 99 135 163 205 .mg 1 n n g 5 2: QA gi ' x ' 'Hush-I1 6'l.fl'0l?l' 1 The 21st year in Woodruff High Schoo1's history started for students on Friday, Septem- ber 6th. The halls were crowded that first dayg but after a week or two, routine set in and we realized that for the first time in many years Woodruff had a student body small enough to fit the building--a total of ll92--a drop from 1670 last year due to the new Richwoods High School. The Freshmen Football team plays Limestone on Oct 31 I A.-if rr- There was even room for everybody in the auditorium as we discovered at the first assembly of the year called to get the Activity Club off to a good start. Nine hundred ten signed up to get 831. 90 worth of school games, plays, dances, and publications for a mere 39. 80. Payments will be made in 52.00 installments. 1 October 4, 1957, will probably be a date students of the future will have to memorize along with 1492. The long talked of space travel had its beginning. SPUTNIK, Russia's epoch-making, man-made sat- ellite, started its course around the world 560 miles out in space, circling the globe every hour and a half at a speed of over 18,000 miles an hour. Woodruff students Howard Peters and Pat Gouran, strain their eyes to catch a glimpse of Sputnik as it appears in the southwest sky. Working on the Activity Club records are Mr. Moll and his committee, Diana Caldwell, Karen Gordon, Pam Fauss, and Eileen Roberts. -9- 7 7VYY Chosen to reign over the Pow Wow HOMECOMING activities this week were Chief Robert Buttgen and his Princess Janine Ball. Both were crowned at the Stunt Show on Wednesday night. i Freshmen - - Mickey Mouse HOMECOMING Seniors-- History Repeats Itself Juniors-- Wee Can Do Seniors A October 9 - 12 we were very busy with HOMECOMING. The Stunt Show Wednesday and Thursday nights, which the seniors won, the traditional game with Spalding on Friday, which we won, and the POW WOW dance on Saturday night in the Woodruff Gym left us all worn out but happy. Sophomores-- Will Tooth Decay Spoil Woody Woodruff Sophomores Baton T wirlers .Ali In Miss Warfield's 5th hour beginning Latin Class, Dora Anthony, Mickey Boggs, Raleigh Allen, Darrell Bartel, and Carol Chapman check the derivation of a word. Most Yearbooks put all the emphasis on the extra curricular activities, but we all know that 90 per cent of our time is spent plugging away at the business of getting an education. Class work is all important. Everybody has to take three and a half years of English. Most academic students choose at least one year of Latin. Miss Perdew's 6th hour Freshmen English class seems to know all the answers. The week of October 21-25 the Asian flu hit hard! Although many schools were closed and Woodruff had 350 students absent, classes continued to meet. Carolyn Trimble, Carl Henke, Kathy Williamson, Marian Chamberlain, and Linda Powell illustrate how classes look- ed during the flu epidemic. A big crowd turns out for the mass meeting on October 25 before the Manual game. ..12... 2 x L3 ALL-SCHOOL PLAY UNCLE FRED FLITS the title of the all-school and November l at 8 p,m. The play was directed student assistant, Mary Dee BY by P. G. Wodehouse was play presented on October 31 in the school auditorium. by Mr. Paul Caywood and his Carver. Students who took part were Pat Gouran, Howard Peters, Terry Kali, Pat Wallenfang, Jo-helen Ulrich, Jim Corley, Chuck Salisbury, Carole Pacey, Bruce Miller, Judy Favus, Martha Wightman, Marilla Sauder, Mary Norton, and Dick James. Stage set, properties, make-up, publicity, programs, ushers, and orchestra were all done by students under the supervision of faculty advisors. I t - Mm BUSINESS In Woodruff's business deliartment, stu- , FQ dents are trained to be efficientipffice workers and secretaries. r 1 ,R ,- be of H ' I N, ' r 1' In the freshman fry a srudehviakes F general busine where 1 is givenman intro- K R, duction to the ndanieentals of gprk in today's5 M business world. Itiyhe wishes tofpcontinue with' ii a business cours ,she star? typing irip hi o ho- more yes. T n as af Z ior, the. trdeit is . introduc to ookkeeping and shor jn . r 1 As senior, ,pike busines L- fudent may tyaike secretarial rgfztice, advanced bbokkepp-4 or he maxi lhoose office occuphti H 1 in ,which xhe spends part ofthis school defy ork- ing in 'a dofwntown olgfibe under the supervision of bo Ehis teacheivaiid his employer. i . M .. SX' gif x' i QL V A A tk f' Z- kj Si A R K, , , X2 A ,g Marcia 'Malone and Mary Schlosse fpractice taking, dictation from the i Lf' taieiirqcbrder. R X I S 1 E JE. Q . . W - r, ' 11 , -J , msg , Qi L 1 X, . kv' 'E it fi s R .s ' nf e g I , l , Office Occ pations students Judy Br ndow, Carla Unes, .W kind Ingp-Regele do a duplicating' jo on the Gestetner. D Q K ' -14- I f Gary Mathison and Linda Powell practice telephone technique in their general business class. David Klein is shown here making Judy Kobler and Marjorie Pusch seem very interested in hydmgefl Chloride g3S- the potassium chlorate on their annhylitical scales. MATH With todays emphasis on our country's need for more scientists and engineers, students are being urged to con- sider careers in science and mathematics. Woodruff offers many courses in science including General Science, which may be taken as an elective during the student's freshman yearg biology, taken by most sophomoresg and physics and chemistry, which may be taken in either the junior or senior year. 00 we larry Shay and Geraldine Wise don't seem to mind those Taking place of the teacher temporarily, Jerry Duncan is little frogs at all! Biology - - what fun! explaining a trigonometry problem to his class. T15-. 3 CNE-ACT PLAYS December 5 86 6, 1958 THE ELEGIBLE MR. BANGS by Robert Housum Directed by Miss Bertha Berman Assisted by Jo Ann Johnson and Barbara Kappler CAST Lucile Morgan ------- Judith Anderson Leighton Bangs ----- - - - Jim Bortell Jane Foster - - - - -Janet Kay Linder Tom Foster- - - - Bruce Miller -161 ,J Mp 'tj' THE LAUGH IN THE DARK BY James Blakley Directed by Mr. Dane Harris Jabez Noggle - Becky Noggle - - Clarabelle - - Agatha - - - Magnolia - Abigal ---- Jasper Morley - - Phillip Morley - - Lawyer Fitzhugh - CAST - - - - Phil Owen - -Jo Helen Ulrich Mary Alice Norton - - - - Roberta Smith George Ann Watkins - Maureen Murphy - Greg Christopher - - Howard Peters - - Dennis Gouran HERCU LES' NIGHT OUT PY Donald Payton Directed by Mr. Paul Caywood Assisted by Penny Chiames Mr. Maxwell - - Mrs. Maxwell - Wilber Maxwell - Hercules Nelson - Betty Lou Maxwell Connie Maxwell - Gerald Brown - - CAST - - Jim Corley - Sheila Murphy - - - Greg Garner - - Jim Manscharat - - Sue Emmons - Sue Millard - - Grant Logan READING CENTER PROGRAM READING CENTER For the third year, everyone in the English Department was given an opportunity to' spend about four weeks fone grading periodj in Reading Center, working on concentrat- ed direction in trying to improve reading skills. Specially trained instructors, using mechanical aids, graded texts, and charts to graph progress, help the slowest or ablest reader, giving everyone an opportunity to improve to his utmost. Sharon Hoepfner, Dennis Storey, and Joyce Bollman are showing a film in reading center. larry Zarley, Adrian Weber, Bill Shelton, Suzanne Wilcox, and Estelle Trilikis are working to improve their reading. Gratifying results were achieved when students doubled their rate, and comprehension scores went up proportion- ately. Everyone improved in something whether it was rate, comprehension, vocabulary awareness, or an improved attitude for the world of reading. The college preparatory sought a way to accelerate all the reading to be required of him. The terminal student was made aware of the most efficient approach to his future reading needs. a 1 1 it a film. A class in reading center watching 117, musk. 'Wi . X X X X J' x l ' 'i3 , W I 3 p cv Af 4 I N in rd E 93 ' ty t The Mathematics Department provides our very beautiful Christmas tree. Each math student makes a paper geometric star, paints it with glitter and hangs it on the tree which is placed in the front hallway. Cbrl Greetings Each homeroom contributed a basket of food for some needy family. Here the representatives line up on the stage as the last part of the Christmas Assembly. N-...W YL The combined choirs sing Christmas carols for an appreciative audience. lo Wx 1 Ax T T f ,A ' f t twin X X r . Q X X 'Az W Thanks to the Mathematics Department, we always have one of the most beautiful Christmas trees in the city. Each math student makes a geometric star of colored paper, sprinkles it with glitter, and hangs it on the tree which stands in the front hall for all to enjoy. One of the most important of our Christmas projects is providing baskets of food for needy families. Each home room fills a basket and at the close of school just before vacation these baskets are delivered by the boys of the Lettermen's Club. The Music Department added to the holiday spirit by presenting an evening concert and Contata The Song of Christmas directed by Mrs. lauderbaugh and Mrs. Szepessy, Some students consider the Christmas formal dance the highlight of the season. This year the dance was called Eskimo Land' and decorations were eskimos, snow- men, and igloos. The dance was held at the Hotel Pere Marquette. X t, at fX Sue Emmons and Jim Hazel enjoy the Christmas Formal -19 REGISTRATION Woodruff is one of the few high schools in the United States that use a college system of registration. Students are allowed to choose their schedule subjects, hours, and teachers. Any prob- lems regarding schedules are referred to the respec- tive class counselors. Counselors also O.K. the schedule cards after they are signed. In most schools, the classes and teachers are assigned by principals. The student body at Woodruff should feel very priviledged to be able to register in this way. l K Students line up to get their cards before going into the gym. Signing up for the Industrial Arts classes. 20- Everybody 5 to sign up for English. The last line--checking out with the counselors. . l The unlucky last ones to have their names called sit waiting in the auditorium. Judy Simko reserves her place in study hall with Miss. G. Miller HOME ECONOMICS Judy Reams, Jackie Nichols, and Marcia Stevens are preparing a meal in foods class. Ioan Edwards and Pat Mooningham are ironing seams as they make their dress. ...-ss.-2. 5 X A ,W ,. .s, ,r5'f,,,f,:'wvg,. , -.ffls 1 'lv ,Si ?!, Judy Cleesen, Pat Fatlatka, and Sandy Halverson are making a dress in sewing class. ' Carol Bowling, Mary Wiselham, and Eileen Rutledge are 22- putting their meal in the oven. INDUSTRIAL ARTS ,,,.,45f'r 5 , ff I ,tif f' lg Ralph Bristol works at the verticle drill which Kenneth Havron watches. Dave Hart making a drawing class. f V95 I blue print in mechanical Bill Chapman and Bob Chamberlain watch Chuck Johnson as he works busily at the printing press. xiii If .elf ' .' f fill ,QPF Phil Curry shown here operating a disc sander. ART 0.0 69 0 9 Betty Boardman and Patsy Denny work on their water colors in BFI class. Sandy Williams, Terry Peck, Marty Wightman, Carolyn Greenleaf, Kenna Langon, Marjorie Pusch, and Dick Seth discuss the possibilities of Normal University with Miss Helen Nance a former Woodruff teacher. Bird's eye view of the gym as re- presentatives from colleges-and universities talk with the students. -24- -or OL All V, M V ' ' f ,lr rLa...l....A.1u' , , 15.1 ,, , Ouch! Janice Johnson doesn't seem to mind that needle at all All seniors and sophomores are given T.B. tests every year. 'Be sure it's correctl' Bill Skaggs tells Bill Shilling. lt's a very important time for sen- iors when the measurements are taken for caps and gowns. The first prize of S100,00 in the Annual Ad Club Essay Contest went to Jim Bortel, a senior, Jim's essay was entitled 'Does Advertising Help to Build a Better Com- munity? The last Round Up', the annual visa-versa planned by the senior girls, rounded up money for cerebral palsy. si L ! ' 'YV S -25.- Posters, banners, and badges decorated the school during the campaign for Woodruff's 1958- 1959 president. On February 18, the juniors made ten nom- inations. These were reduced to five by a faculty committee. On Monday, March 10, campaign speeches were made in an assembly and voting took place during lunch hours. Bill Sheppard and Phil Owen came out on top, and as a result of the final balloting on March 12, Bill will be president and Phil will be vice president next year. - f 5 , ' I Z' 5 I !3lf j31E f if 'Nil A ' . 5 V ' -. wr...-we B , - , 5 Q of - F , . F . . , 1' 'rx 1,5 , 5- 1-15 ' Af-,X .- ,' f f. l,f, 's . T Ht. s. f ' 5.,-gzip. f H' 7 , , .4 i s f f 1 f ' -, 1 Bill Sheppard-President Phil Owen-Vice President 6 X -if 2, I or an f lat - I ,ft I krkk K N r'L L Ken Allen Bill Gillingham Dennis Gouran -z6- P During the school year 1957-1958, the students of Woodruff had the privilege of getting to know Per Filseth, the exchange student from Norway. Per was brought to Peoria by the combined efforts of the Amer- ican Field Service and our Woodruff Student Council. All of the students who got to know Per will be sorry to see him return to his native Norway. The student body hopes he enjoyed his year as much as we have enjoyed having him. This summer our own school will be represented in a foreign country by Dennis Gouran, a junior. Dennis was chosen from a list of applicants from the junior class. The applications were viewed by a fac- ulty committee, the outstanding applicants were then questioned as to what they would do in particular sit- uations. The four top applications were then sent to New York for viewing by the American Field Service. Well, Dennis, Congratulations. Oh! and bon voyage! SPRING V 9 HERE ! fancy . . . Carole Canna and Joe Livingston. JW In the spring a young man dY s If 5 X. 5 UNIOR PROM NW 4 K l w 4 On May 10, the 1958 JUNIOR PROM was held at the Bradley Fieldhouse. Dennis Gouran, President of the Junior Class, and his Queen, Betty Boardman, reigned over the 'Oriental Springtime. 1 Variety Show presented a lot of hard practice. Members of the opening dance are rehearsing 'Another Opening, Another Show. Aloha! Everyone who attended the spring dance soon found himself in a mood for soft music, swaying palms and a beautiful tropical moon. Bill Hardesty and his Orchestra provided the music for the Hawaiian Haze. What is this? Howard Peters and Pat Gouran appear very pleased to see that the United States also successfully launched a satellite. The Vanguard has now joined the Sputnik on a tour of space. Q'-213 'Ai Elll Xl!! vu, is ff' -il GOOD LUCK The doors are now closingg the school term is o'er :sw-91 N We've all had a wonderful year. 'Qfs' 9 5 ' ' . - ' . .H The lessons are finished, the good byes are said, W! KA Some seniors are hiding a tear. 1 1-C ,A Ig To the seniors we all wish the best of luck Klgixylqlr X ,ei In whatever they say or dog 40 N M gp-3 9 l And wherever they are, near or far, big 473- May their troubles be tiny and few. cj' X -K KV P4 ,. Q ff X MVIQQ O.- ,ff ,f we-. fl6'll!l'l' Dr. Mark W. Bills Superintendent of Schools BOARD OF EDUCATION Presiding over all school events and planning school activities of the Peoria City School System for the year 1957-1958 is Dr. Mark W. Bills and this capable Board of Education. These board members serve without pay and their real interest is in the future progress of the Peoria Public Schools. They spend a tremendous amount of time and effort to help maintain and improve educational facilities for the youth of Peoria. This year has been an especially busy one for the board. They have been working hard on a referendum to raise money for more buildings to take care of our growing school population. Mr. Robert A. Jamison Mrs. Mariesra H. Bloom Mr. R. M. Bourland President Vice President Mr W C. Iacquin Mr. G. N. Miles Mrs. J. Nyal ROSZ611 MI- E- C- Williamson .42- ADMINISTRATION MR. BYRON J. DURHAM Assistant Principal MR. L. R. MCDONALD PRINCIPAL MISS EMMA MACDONALD Head Counselor Dean of Gu-ls Mr. Dane Harris, Junior Counselor Miss laura Hedstrom, Sophomore Counselor Mr. Jack Mallory, Freshmen Counselor f xl B. BERMAN, Ph.M. M. DALTON, M.A. B. L. DRAKE, M.A. English English English Play Coach Observer Editorial Advisor B. ROACH, B.A. D. MATHEWS, B.S. English English, Journalism Cross-Country-Track 1. BERMAN, M.A. English, Reading Skills Publicity Advisor J. K. BUSHMAN, M.A. Latin, Reading Skills C. CAMERON, B.A. English Actors Guild Advisor sf 'W ' E 1' ...f 4 . F K I 41-., Fe' 5 1 '- i f 5'5 J' . sulv - Qi? 'Y -i rf i' X 4 A. -i ' K. LANGTON, M.A. English E. SPERLING, M.A. English National Honor Society P. CAYWOOD, M.A. English, Speech Speech and Play Coach K. L. CAMP, M.A. Speech Student Council Advisor D. H. HARRIS, B.Ed. Speech, Senior Problems Debate, Speech, Play Coach Junior Counselor FOREIGN LANGUAGE Talisman Business Advisor A. M. PERDEW, M.A. F. WARFIELD. M.A. Spanish and English latin Pan American Advisor Latin Club Advisor G. HEDSTROM, M.A Y' French, English French Club Advisor E. C. SKAGGS, M.A. 3, MCCORMICK, B.A. F. I. COURTRIGHT, M.A. shorthand' Typing, Book- Shorthand, Typing, Office keeping, Stage Crew Ad- Machines, Secretarial Practice visor Talisman Editorial Advisor BUSINESS A. R. HOEFLIN, M.A. Social Studies Observer Busin ess Advis ED. Mitten, B.S.ED. Civics, Citizenship Hi-Y, intramural Sports K. E. WEGNER, M.S. Citizenship , Social Problems G. E. MILLER, B.A. Typing Visual Aids Assistant S. GASTON, B.S. Typing, Bookkeeping Activity Club Assistant SOCIAL R. W. SANDERS, M.S. Office Occupations , Gen Business, Office Assistant, Vocational Guidance K. I. BUCHER, B.S. Business Training, Economics, Business Law, Stage Set STUDIES U. S. History, Modern History, latin American History, Senior Class Play M. S. PAPPAS, M.A. U. S. History, Civics Key Club Sponsor HOME ECONCMIC H A1TcH1soN, M.S. L- HEDSTROM, M-S- C. HEINZMAN. M.S. Clothing iFamily Living Foods. Food P1'0b1emS Clothing, Home Management, Y,-Teens Jr. Red Cross General Homemaking Sophomore Counsellor INDUSTRIAL ARTS E. MCCLUGAGE, B.S. General Homemaking, Foods Property Committee of A11 School Play L. BROWN, M.S. Architectural and Q C- E- CARTER- M-3- Mechanical, Basic Drawing Mechanical Drawing M2lChiI1C Sh0p, Drawing Stage Plays Stage Sets Stage Set R. ENGELBRECHT , M. S. H, COLLIER, M.S. Electricity, Mathematics, C. J. JACOBSON' M.S. A. LONG, M.A. Machine and Wood Shop Electronics Club, Golf, priming Woodshop Ticket Manager, Stage Soph Football, Stage Set Stage Set Stage Sets 36- if 'Ei .,,, .. 'F Av-M.- G. W. KEY, M.A. E. J. MILLER, M.A. E. MOLL, M.S. L. V. WHITE, M.A Biology, Gen. Science, Physics, Practical Science, Biology, Activity Biology, Algebra Camera Club Projection Crew Club SCIENCE G. BARTLETT, M.A. Gen. Math, Algebra V. M. BLACKBURN, M.A Algebra, Geometry, Ushers W. G. CARLIN, M.A. Plane-Solid Geometry, Advanced Algebra, Banking, Christmas E, F, HARMS, M,A, BasketS.Tr6e Mathematics. lntramurals V. C. SHEPHERD, B.Ed Chemistry, Biology MATH I. MALLORY, M.S. Algebra , Frosh Counselor, Football, Basketball, Baseball M. M. MARTENS, M. Algebra , Trigonometry Senior Math MUSIC LIBRARIANS D. LAUDERBAUGH, M.F.A. M. SZEPESSX B.A. Vocal Music Music Accompaniments Beaus 8: Belles, Cantata E. EDELBROCK, M.MUS. ED. R. LEWIS, M.M. Band Orchestra Band Activities Music Ensembles ART G. SCHWARTZ, M.A. Art Art Service Club PHYSICAL EDUCAT ON M. SCHEFFEL, B.S. Health, Physical Ed. GAA Advisor V. Boucher, B.S. Health and P. E. Varsity Football, Soph Basketball, Tennis, Warrior Tribe V. CAVANAGH, B.S.L.S Librarian, Library Club N . WEBER Library Clerk . JI, A -,', K, F'f11r'Q 2 5 I ' , 3:5 f. f A, ,'5.'Qfrr ' f?Tl1ff9'S'f J ,. i ' Ufluriilsifigff P at t ai 5 .Lia-fa ifa flitilig' A i f E 1 av i ral l'+fa f.l-,ea 5'- 5 V.TODDEN, B.S. N. BRAUER, B.S. C. GROSS, M.A. T, CORRELL, B,S, Health, Physical Ed. Health and P. E. Physical Ed. and Health Physical Ed. and Health GAA Cheerleaders wrestling, Track, Football Coach-Basketba11' Baseball OFFICE Mrs. Genevieve Dean Treasurer Mrs. Delores Monser Secretary In Charge of Records Miss Anna Breitenoeder A Mrs. Gladys Van Deventer Attendance Clerk PERSONNEL The Woodruff faculty meets with Dr. Bills to discuss the school referendum. 1 . sig: I 1 -40i CAFETERIA WORKERS ff 292 BACK ROW: Vera Osar, Lillian Peterson, Bernadine. Urban, Margaret Matheny, Phyllis Skaggs FRONT RCW: Marie Ruark, Barbara Wallas, Priscilla Ernerr, Bessy Stewart, Bernice Browning, Loretta Boyle, Nettie Nimmo jf K. ,.. A ,Q ' X Q? if Ottrha Ulrrch Stanley Harvey Charles Neuhaus CSUSTODIANS Melvin E- BOWCF Charles J. Kavanaugh fllffff i I ,WMI Howard Peters - President Patrick Gouran - Vice President Judith Edwards - Secretary Judith Gray - Treasurer .-42- There are souls that are BETTY ABBOTT Business Girls' Glee, Girls' Choir, Observer Business Staff, Office Occupations Always young and fair. --Rexford 5 BETTY ATTEBERRY Academic Science Club, French Club, FNA, Stunt Shows, latin Club, Office Assis- tant, National Honor Society, Honoria ROBERT P. ALLEN Academic Camera Club, Caterpillar Co-op, Science Club, Radio 8: Electronics Club, Stunt Show C1imb high, Climb far, Your goal the sky, Your aim the stars. --Unknown 5? 5, its Q IUDITH BAER Business Girls' Glee, Cantata, Master Choir, Observer Editorial Staff, Stunts A golden voice, A pleasant smile, A person we shall remember, For pure and true. --DeVere a long long while. JANINE BALL Business Class Officer 3 years, Stu- dent Council, Talisman, Stunt Shows, Cheerleader, 1957 Pow Wow Princess Beauty being the best of J all we know. --Bridges is F RUTH ANDERSON Academic latin Club, French Club, Library Club, Junior Red Cross, Master Choir, FNA, Cantata, Stunt Shows The voice so sweet, the words so fair. --Jonson FRANCIS BAKER Academic Band, French Club, In- tramural Bowling and Intramural Basketball Fame, love, and for- tune on your footsteps wait. BETTY BANNISTER Business Office assistant A smile that glows. - -Milton 4 .t g .,t f , H - if ,M E ? as r ,gr r Q, ii' Q Q 5.5 as JAMES ARMSTRONG Industrial Arts Boys' Choir How noble in reason. - -Shakespeare t V Y ROSEMOND BAKER Academic Girls' Choir 'Ore great heart. -43- l I-lere's a fine fellow, DIANE BAUWENS Business French Club, Master Choir, Future Nurses of America, Acapella Music is love in search of a word. --Lanier WILLIAM BAXTER Academic Stunt Shows, Red Cross, Hy-Y, Dramatics Club, Stage Crew He has achieved success JOY BENZ Academic Band Orchestra, Latin Club Art Club, French C lub Staff, Observer Editorial Stunt Shows, who has lived well. - -Anderson National Honor Society, Honoria Nothing succeeds like success. - -Unknown -4--1 ' JAMES BORTELL JUDY BRANDOW. JOHN BREITENOEDER Academic Business Industrial Arts Student Council, Key Qffice Occupations, GAA, National Honor Society Club Frosh Football, Latin Club, Style Shows, ' h l' h fk 1 d SIUHI Shows, Frosh-Soph Ushers, Office Assistant, ,T ff lg If now 6 ge , 4 in his eyes. --Symonds TISCR, 0110 ACI Play. National Honor Society Jr. Hi -Y, Intramural Football-Basketball The kindliest thing God He is the fountain of honor. --Bacon 1441 ever made. --Garrison DWIGHT BROADSTONE Academic Football Manager, latin Club, Track Manager, Intramurals, Hi-Y, News Paper Sense and wit with poesy allied. --Unknown PERRY BROUGHTON Academic Junior Hi-Y, Frosh-Soph Varsity Football, Soph Track, Varsity Track, Frosh-Soph Wrestling Wealthy with friends. --Shakespeare 9 is I if X My kv.i E fs: , -- f,i1'7, si -, EE.. STANLEY BENNETT Business Transferred from Dunlap High School Stan1ey's his name, Dun- lap's loss, Was Woodruff's gain. --Unknown JULIA BRIGGERMAN Academic Stunt Show, Future Nurses, Office Assistant, Science Assistant, Latin Club, GAA National Honor Society Here is a lady sweet and kind. --Ford BARBARA BROWN Business Barb is starting her bud- get plan, Because she al- ready has her man. ROBERT BUTTGEN Academic Frosh-Soph Track, Foot- ball, Basketball, Varsity Football and Track, Key Club, Wrestling, Letter- men's Club, Student Council, Vice President of Pan American Club Youth is full of sport. --Unknown ,. 3 'TJ ROBERT BROWN Industrial Arts Frosh Football To live, and aid, and serve the future hour. - -Wordsworth IUDY CABLE Academic Light of step and heart is she. --LeLaMare MARY ANN CANTY Academic Future Teachers, Library Club, Girl's Glee, G.A.A. Observer Editorial Staff, Science Prefect, Latin Club, Junior Red Cross A good sport A fine gal We all agree She's a swell pal. ELEANOR BRUNER Academic Orchestra, French Club, Art Service Club, Office Assistant They are only truly great who are truly good. --Chapman CAROL CANNADAY Academic Cheerleading, Majorette, Stunt Shows, Pan American Student Participation, Talisman Business Staff, Homecoming Queen Attendant Of surpassing beauty And in the bloom of youth. JAMES CASSIDY Vocational Intramural Football, Variety Show His virtues are his arts. - -Burke ROBERT BURTON Industrial Arts Stunt Show Virtue is the strongest nobility. - -Cervantes GERALD CANTY Academic Variety Show, Key Club, Stunt Show, latin Club, Soph Football, Intramural Basketball As good natured a soul as e're trod on shoe of leather. --Cervantes N U J' ,. , 1'1 l di , l , ist , ,, I X i..,,e, ia, 33 5 ai l 1 F wr L V K I 5 ,er , ra gssww l s 139' DIANNE CATCOTT Academic Student Council, F. T. A. , Talisman Editorial Staff, French Club, Red Cross Happy thoughts, pleasing looks, playful wit, and mirthful laughter. I , ' F' 'Q f ..,' 1 i fi --1 . if TOM CLARKE Academic Latin Club, Science Club, Key Club, llettermen's Club, Frosh-Soph Track, Varsity Track, Varsity Cross Country, Observer, Intramurals Knowledge is a treasure. --Fuller asf rlrs ' QEEPI i sss ffghs aa , fffziifflg tlL 5 fi?if.e5fpf Q-nag! f'i1fs5 isisr rls, MAVIS CHAN WILLIAM CHAPMAN, Jr. Academic Business Science Club, latin Club, Junior Achievement, GAA, Future Nurses president Soft spoken but wise in words. --Unknown Q, l , ,..., . Q A, .. V -f-. ,V , '..i '- p W3 f ,f ,se taa H. DUANE CLASING Academic Boys' State, Youth in Government, Intramural sports, Senior Hi-Y, Projection Crew, Stunt Show, Junior Achieve- ment Virtue alone is true nobility. --Gifford JAMES COLWELL Academic Stunt Shows, Variety Show, Christmas Cantata, Operetta, Junior Achieve- ment A kinder friend has no man. --Lamb DOLORES CLAYBOURN Academic Latin Club, French Club, FTA, One-act Play, Style Show, Dramatics Club, Stunt Shows She walks in beauty like the night. --Byron JUDY CREMEENS Academic KEITH CLARK Industrial Arts Frosh-Soph Basketball, Football, Soph Track, Varsity Basketball, Foot- ball St Track, Key Club, Lettermen's Club, Nation al Honor Society, Foot- ball Captain, larry Jones Trophy-3 years A good mind possesses a kingdom. --Seneca IO ANN CLEESEN Business Future Nurses, Stunt Show, Style Show, Variety Show, Operetta The smile that wins, The tint that glows. --Byron Frosh Basketball, Frosh- Soph Baseball, Soph Basketball, Varsity Bas- Talisman Editorial Staff, Latin Club, Stunt Shows, Quill and Scroll, Red ketball, Latin Club, Cross Key Club, Stunt Show, Intramural sports Merry and glad: and on her hand a golden band. l A jest breaks no bones. - -Johnson . i ,461 GARETH CULP Academic Science Club Silent and safe, silence never betrays you. --Unknown JOAN DEAN Business Streater, Illinois - lyear Beauty unadorn'd. --Behn r 2,5 g X N rg r isa 2, J 'RM A ceiu if n ' A af 2 DAVID CUMMINS Academic Freshman Basketball, Frosh. -Soph. Baseball, Soph. Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, lntra-Mural Football The wisdom of our ancestors. --Burke s Q ,ff ft A J? 4 few PATSY DENNY Academic Stunt Show, French Club, Art Service Club, Style Shows, Dramatics Club, Il1Ili0l' Red Cross Her loveliness I never knew until she smiled on me. --Coleridge DONNA DOSS Business Stunt Show, Cheerleader, Observer Business Staff, Office Occupations, Girls Choir Fortune's favorite. --Horace JAMES CUNNINGHAM Academic latin Club, Stunt Show, Intramurals Between jest and earnest. - -Cervantes WILLIAM DERRY Academic Variety Show, Latin Club, Stage Band, Stunt Show, Intramural Basketball, Band They are rich who have true friends. --Fuller SHARON DOUGLAS Business Band, Office Occupations, Junior Achievement Manner, not gold, is woman's best adornment - -Menander MARY DAVEY Business Library Club, Office occu- pations The very pink of perfec- tion. --Goldsmith KENNETH DIRKS Academic Band, Stunt Show, Intro- mural Football Great persons are able to do great kindnesses. --Cervantes ,471 af ,r t -S. 'Egg , 4 ,lf lr r wx K , XP 1 9 A 3 -. JANET EGGERICHS els. , 'fi A I ':'A M 5 5 , . DAVID DOWNS JUDY EDWARDS AC8.dCITl.lC Academic Intramural Bowling, Hi-Y, Latin Club, Master Choir Stunt Show, Operetta I The men of culture are the true apostles of equal- ity. - -Arnold BARBARA EWING Academic Acappella Choir, Master Choir, Jr. Red Cross, Pan American Club, Dramatics Club, All School Play, Spring Variety Show All those fair and fragrant things. - -Chrashaw 'WM -48,. Student Council, Senior Class Treasurer, French Club, Talisman Business Staff, Stunt Show, FTA, Variety Show, Library Club, Cheerleader She is Venus when she smiles. --Jonson JOHN' FAUSER Academic Frosh-Soph Basketball, Football Sc Baseball, Varsity Basketball, Foot- ball 8: Baseball, Key Club, Lettermen's Club, Tri-Captain of Football Team, All-City offense and defense Football team High though his titles Proud his name. --Scott Academic Latin Club, French Club, Style Show, Stunt Shows, Junior Red Cross Natures' darling. - -Shakespeare wt- K , . D ' 3' A PAMUELLA FAUSS Academic Science Prefect, Stunt Show, Duluth, Minn. 2 112 years One does not know- cannot know-the good that is in one. --Neitzsche RIC HARD FLESNER Academic Intramural Bowling Fortune comes tumbling into some men's laps. --Bacon THOMAS FRANKLIN Academic Frosh Football, Stunt Show There is no substitute for hard work. --Edison ig V -V g 3 3 Ax if 'JZ x A E DOUGLAS ERVIN Academic Intramural basketball- baseball East Peoria 2 years To know him is to like him. PERASTRUP FILSETH Academic Wrestling, Camera Club, French Club, Hi-Y, Ullern Hdgre Almenskole Oslo, Norway - 4 years He came to us from across the sea, A finer lad could never be. RICHARD FREEMAN Academic 'Although we don't know Dick so well, we are all pretty sure he is really swell. WILLIAM FREVERT Academic Intramurals, Stunt Sh0W Energy is eternal de- light. --Blake GARRY FULLINGTON ' Academic Art Service Club, Latin Club, Science Club, Stunt Shows, National Honor Society, Track, Honoria Great men are the guide pasts and land- marks in the state. --Burke MARY E. FYKE Business Art Service Club, Band, GAA Steadfast and sensible, Pleasant to know. MIRIAM GANSS Business Latin Club, Future Nurses, Office Occupations, Library Club, Girl's Choir A swell gal who is bound to go places KEELA JAN GARRETT Business Stunt Shows, Observer, Variety Show, Girls Glee, Master Choir, Dramatics Club, Christ- mas Play, Acapella Choir Easy to look at and hard to beat. RONALD GEHRKE Academic Art Service Club, Band, Variety Show, French Club, Stunt Show, A11 School Play, Stage Band Tri-language Club Ready to split his sides with laughter. --Cervantes SHELBY GILLIAN Business Jr Red Cross, Office Assistant, Office Oc- cupations She is tops on our list of swell people JUDY GOLDHAMMER Business Jr. Achievement, Winter Concert, Library Club A quiet tongue shows a wise head PATRICK GOURAN Academic Student Council, Band, Stunt Shows, All-School Play, Variety Show, Speech Contests, Senior Class Vice-President, Mask 8a Gavel His speech is a burning fire. --Swinburne f ..,., I 4 I iw if y ,,, 1 S ff V' , iiii ' E, , WX. ,..j0.. JUDITH GRAY Business Talisman, Y-Teens, Class Secretary, Variety Show, Majorette, Stunt Shows, Style Show, French Club, Library Club, Homecoming Queen Attendent Here is a lady of beauty and high degree. --Unknown IUDITH GREENHOOD Business Band , Cantata , Y -Teens, Pan American Club, F. N. A. , Stunt Shows, Red Cross, Tri-language, Actor's Guild, Science Club A good worker and a fine gal. ARIE GREENLEAF Academic Science Club, Latin Club, Art Service Club, Stunt Show, Intramural Basketball would that there were more like him. CAROLYN GREENLEAF Academic Y-Teens, latin Club, Stunt Show, Style Show, Science Prefect, Ir, Red Cross Personality topped with radiance. LONNIE GREGORY Academic Latin Club, Stunt Shows, Intramurals, Projection Crew Lonnie and gloom are strangers. DAVE GRIFFITH Academic Science Club, Stunt Shows, Caterpillar Co-op, Ir. Achievement Dramatics Club, latin Club A swell guy who is always on the go. CARL GROSS Industrial Arts Stage crew, Stunt Show, Operetta, Acapella, Projection Crew Honesty, Scholarly JOHN GUNTER Academic Band, Intramural Basket- ball 8: Football Silence is the perfectest herald of joy. --Shakespeare MELWYN HALLAM Academic Projection Crew, Intra- murals, Stunt Shows, Caterpillar Co-op, Ir, Achievement, Jr- Sr Hi-Y Melwyn is seldom seen without a smile. FRANCES HALLOR Academic Future Nurses, Y-Teens, latin Club, Stunt Show, Master Choir Short and sweet Smart and neat. K 'UC Q If av' At in ff' fe? 6 ' k ri: if ggi' f I J 3 if if Y -F , sz , an R, K ff' 'Jen ..fr,,4 Q, ,rx tinge fl ta GAYLE HALOS Academic French Club, Tri-lang- uage Club, Orchestra, Ir. Red Cross, F.T.A. , Variety Show, Stunt Show, Talisman Business staff, Homecoming Queen Attendent, Davenport, Iowa - 2 years A good reputation is more valuable than mon- ey. --Syrus DAVID HANSEN Industrial Arts It is good to be honest and true. ERNA HANSON Business Stunt Shows, Style Show, Talisman Business Staff, Jr Red Cross, Office Occupations, Variety Show Erna has words and smiles for everyone. IUDITH HARMON Academic Ir. Red Cross, F.T.A. , Library Club fVice Pres.J Latin Club A still small voice. --Old Testament KENNETH HART Academic Intramural Basketball, Litchfield, Illinois-2 years 'The law of his life is action. --Hubbard PATRICK HARTMAN Academic When Pat is gone the hall will seem dreary. JUDITH HAYES Academic Talisman Business Staff, F.N.A. , Operetta, Stunt Shows, Music Council, Master Choir, Publicity Staff, Science Prefect 'Full of grace. --Unknown MARTHA .HAYNES Business G.A.A. 'The best of healers is good cheer. - -Pinder JERRY I-IEATHCOAT Industrial Arts Freshman Football, Fresh- Soph Football 'A friendly guy who's a lot of fun. GLORIA HERMAN Business Observer Business staff, Folksong Singers, Master Choir, Girls Sextet, Sttmt Shows, Operetta, Belles and Beaus A good laugh is sunshine in a house. --Thackeray I B 42? 't si-a fi ,Q f . 5 . 5 X V. '. Y E .N is 4 Q Q I .i Nl, , vo! Wt, :fir ROBERT HETRICK Academic Brown County High-2 years He is best educated who is most useful. --Hubbard ROGER HEYL Academic Latin Club, Lettermen's Club, Key Club, Frosh 8a Soph Football, Basketball, Frosh Baseball, Varsity Football St Basketball Sweetest li'l feller, everybody knows, - -Stanton LURINDA HILBURN Business Office Occupations, Band, Library Club, Style Show, Y.F.C. Club Whatever she does is done with care. SHERI HINES Academic Stunt Shows, Latin Club, Student Council, Art Service Club, Publicity staff She moves a goddess, and looks a queen. - -Unknown LESLIE HOADLEY Business Office Occupations, Stunt Shows, Style Shows, Art Service Club, Science Prefect, COUI1SClOI'S Assistant, Jr. Red Cross, National Honor Society, Jr. Prom Queen, 1957 Softly speak and sweetly smile. --Addison JACK HODGES Industrial Arts Varsity Assistant Mgr. , Intramurals Libertyville 112 year Happy-go-lucky and lots of fun. DAVID HOLT Academic I count it a sin, if not a crime, to stay home and study all the time. TERRY HOPKINS Post-Graduate ROBERT HOTOVEC Academic He has the size of Mighty Mouse and the brain of Superman. PEGGY HULICK Business Style Show, Office Occ- upation A fairer lady there was never seen. --Unknown X 'HEI 1 -f' ALAN HUSTON Industrial Arts Intramurals Spalding l year Alan is everyone's friend and a friend to everyone. BYRON HUSTON Academic Art Service Club, Band, Intramurals, Spalding Institute, lyear The very pink ofcour- tesy and circumspection. --Goldsmith LARRY JACKSON Academic Peoria High-two years Silence and learning go hand in hand. PRISCILLA JACOBSEN Academic Latin Club, Future Nurses, Style Shows, Dramatics Club, Band A sweet and quiet gal. NORMAN JAEGER Academic Master Choir, Latin Club, Boys Octet, Intramurals, Hi-Y What 'er my fate is, 'tis my fate to write. --John Oldham RICHARD JAMES Academic Concert 8a Dance Bands, Stunt Shows, Music Con- tests, All School Plays, Dramatics Club, Art Club, Science Club, Electronics Club, Qchestra Without music life would be a mistake. --Neitzsche JANICE JOHNSON Academic Head Majorette, Student Council, Band, Soph 8: Jr Vice President ,. Latin Club, Red Cross, Stunt Shows, Variety Shows, Homecoming Queen Atten- dant Here's a gal who'1l really go places, Her Personality is a high as the aces. JO ANN JOHNSON Academic French Club, Library Club Stunt Shows , Ushers A hard-working gal we all agree, A more faith- ful worker we'll never see. THEODORE JOHNSON Academic Art Service Club, Library Club, Stunt Shows, Intra- mural Baseball, Bowling An up -and-coming intel- lect, I-le'll meet success we all suspect. CAROLYN JOANN JONES Academic Latin Club, Stunt Shows, Future Nurses, Science Prefect She is quiet but very thoughtful of others. w-,n-P iw-and NANCY JONES Business Future Nurses of America, Office Occupations Steadfast and sensible, pleasant to know. KARON KAHLER Business Stunt Shows, Dramatics Club, Usher, Girls Choir, French Club, Style Show Karon's quiet ways will make her a successful secretary. TERRY KA LL Academic Student Council, All School Plays, 3-l Act Plays, Stunt Shows, State Speech Contest, Bradley Speech Contest, Mask and Gavel Honest fame awaits the truly good. BARBARA KAPPLER Academic Latin Club, F.T.A. , Y- Teens, French Club, Dean's Assistant Seldom seen, seldom heard, you can always trust her word. DOUGLAS KAVANAUGH Industrial Arts Frosh-Soph Football 'When fun and duty seem to clash-Guess what always goes to smash? THOMAS KEACH Industrial Arts Stunt Shows, Operetta, Student Participation Assembly, Master Choir Tiny and terrific! JERRY KERNS Industrial Arts We hope that Jerry meets success no matter where he goes. CHARLOTTE KEYSTER Academic Latin Club, F.N. A., Dramatics Club, Stunt Shows, Girls Choir, Girls Glee, Master Choir, GAA Bowling Team, Christmas Cantata She appeared a true god- des in her walk. --Virgil JAMES KIMBLE Academic Acapella Choir While working or play- ing he'll do his best. JERRY KIRKMAN Academic Spanish Club, Science Club, Intramurals Take off your hat to the fellow who minds his own business. --Hubbard DORIS KNOB LOCK Business Ushers Fairest and best adorned is she. --Montgomery JUDITH LAUTH Academic F.N.A., Ushers, All- School Play, Christmas Cantata, Operetta, Master Choir, Jr. Red Cross, Girls Choir, Girls Glee How sweet and gracious, even in common speech. --Fields BRAD LENTZ. Academic School President, State Student Council President, Soph 85 Jr Class Pres. , Stunt Shows, Band, Stage Band, Stage Crew, Key Club, Honoria, National Honor Society, J, C, Citizenship Award The highest distinction is service to others. --King George IV PAUL KUSTER Academic Observer Staff, Quill 8: Scroll, latin Club, Soph Football, Senior Hi-Y, Stunt Shows, Intramurals Never a worry, never a care: When opportunity knocks, he will be there wa-tp ,lp CLARA LAMPTON Business Stunt shows, Y-Teens, Library Assistant Here is a beautiful lady, Light of step and heart. --Walter DeLaMare WH' MIKE LARKIN Academic Observer, Frosh Basketball mgr. , Stunt Shows, Cross country, Varsity Baseball 84 Basketball mgr. , Radio 8a Electronics Club, Stage Crew, Key Club, National Honor Society Always ready to do a good turn. MARGERY LEHMAN Business Kindness is Wisdom. --Bailey PATRICIA LEONHARDT Home Economics Girls Choir, Mixed Choir, Princeville Community High-1 semester The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. --Homer LEROY LINCOLN Industrial Arts Frosh-Soph Football, Frosh- Soph Track, Varsity Foot- ball, Varsity Track, Frosh- Soph Basketball, Letter- men's Club A familiar figure at sport- ing events, LeRoy's well known to our athletic gents. KAREN LISLE Business Talisman, Art Service Club, Stunt Shows, Style Show, F.N.A. , Variety Shows, Dramatics Club, Christmas Play, National Honor Society, Quill Sc Scroll, Honoria Fashioned so slenderly, young and so fair. --Hood IUDITH MCLOUGHLIN Academic JOSEPH LIVINGSTON Academic Soph Football, Wrestling, Track, Varsity Football, Intramural and Inter -Class Basketball, Pan American Club Joe is seldom in a hurry or ever bothered by a worry. Business Office Occupations, Girls Glee Club, Y-Teens An outward and visible sign of an inward and spirtual grace. --Catechism MARTIN MCCUSKEY Academic Latin Club, Key Club, Stunt Shows, Tennis Team, Intra- murals, Observer, Lettermen's Club, Honoria, National Honor Society Glory follows virtue as if it were its shadow. --Cicero -56- GRANT LOGAN Academic Stunt Shows, All School Play, 3-1 Act Plays, Radio Club, Electronics Club, Science Club, Variety Show, Observer Never sober, never sad, Who can find a happier lad? an 4 1,5 X A 2 , 'V X J , PATRICIA MCNULTY Business Office Assistant, Style Show, Christmas Cantata She is good, as She is fair. --Ragers b.-ff' t Y 5 it 2 as ,7 1 S '. I ROBERT MCCAREY Industrial Arts A friendly guy whose al- ways a lot of fun. 4 , r py is if ,, I , Q C e as-A X if I , ff, t 'Ikv I, iv 3? . 19 1'-ff P JAMES MACARI Academic 1 Frosh Track, Soph Football, Y. F. C. He's all fun. --Holmes 2? ff it Kr t I 5' ,sir DONALD MCCLANATHAN Academic Tumbling, Cheerleading, Master Choir, Stunt Shows, Christmas Cantata, Operetta An upright, downright, honest man. --Unknown' WILLIAM MCCORMICK Soph Football, Projection Crew Red Cross Representative He that loves pleasure. --Marlowe NANCY MCMACHAN Business latin Club, Publicity Staff, Observer, Quill Sz Scroll If there were many more like her, the stock of halos would give out. --Pinero ll is Ms, , K 5 . MARCIA MALONE Business Spanish Club, G.A. A. , Hammond, Indiana-l year Of all possessions, the most precious is a good and sincere friend. --Marlowe NANCY MEANS Home Economics Bellefontaine, Ohio-l yr. Manual High-1 yr. Patience is the best rem- edy for every trouble. --Plautus LOWE LL MIESSE Vocational Projection Crew An easy minded soul. --Apristophanes LOIS MATTHEWS Business Library Club, Master Choir, Girls Choir, Girls Glee Club, Y-Teens Somewhat serious, some- times gay, she does her best at work or play. NILA MILLER Academic French Club, Majorette, Cheer Leading, Library Club, Style Show, Y- Teens, Stunt Shows, ,ls- I f W A fig fy! higi 3 til' .xp I I f' Lx i Q 2 ALBERT MAXWELL Industrial Arts Frosh-Soph Baseball mgr. , Varsity Basketball mgr. , Lettermen's Club Good nature and good sense must ever join. --Pope 4 4 as , ' -5 flfff - f . rx aff, ,gig f fl A BRUCE MILLER Academic latin Club, Boy's Choir, Master Choir, Stunt Shows, All-School Play, 3-1 Act Plays, Actors Guild, Intra- ROBERT MA X WELL Vocational Frosh Football, Projection Crew Adversity makes men. --A Proverb TERRELL METTAM Industrial Arts Frosh-Soph Track His talents were of the more silent.class. --Byron JOYCE MILLER Business Library Club, Danvers High School-3 years Joyce has a smile for everyone. Student Participation Assembly, Variety Show Variety Show Her face is her fortune. Bruce makes friends and Her personality her asset. keeps them. x I I --Unknown mural Football, Basketball, -57- I g -...av , S 1 ,El sr if Q A W fa ,mr 1 1f'iH-s . vQs'zi7R W Ha - Alfie, 42715- fsi.slQ'. :semi R fl -,f e gemsigwi 'iziiui 'wi Z ?,..15s,. A., v,L,r.g3 . 'M h.:E::. . !1'2,: rf' i ' 'S1l 1:if','4ZE ' ff-'2?77f' ,211 ' Lg r fswrqws 7- 6- -4 PAUL MILLER Industrial Arts A regular All 'round guy. ROBERT MILLER Academic Hi-Y, Projection Crew, Stunt Show, Frosh-Soph Football A lead-off man in any field. , -1' K f. 7 . if , ,Q- RICHARD MILLER Academic Spanish Club, Intramural Basketball SL Football, Hi- Y, Projection Crew, Stunt Shows, Frosh-Soph Track, Varsity Track, Cross- Country Dick is seldom seen with- out a smile. GEORGE MOORE Academic French Club, Science Club, Soph Wrestling, Stunt Show A fun -loving boy. No sooner said than done- GARY MOWDER Academic Camera Club, Debate Team, French Club, Observer Business Staff, Stage Band, Stunt Shows, Band, Variety Shows Persuation hung upon his lips. --Sterne PATRICIA MUMMERT Academic latin Club, Tri language Club, F. N.A. , Office Assistant, Girl's Glee, Girl's Choir She's a cute gal who is always smiling. - 54 in rfy 'E iI.r LEE NEHL Academic Three years at Fort Madi- son High, Fort Madison, -58- Iowa He was master of his own mind. --Hubbard JEWEL MOYERS Academic Intramural Football, Basket . . ball, Pan American Club 15 I A truly modest fellow. , , - -Horace 5 3 S K NANCEE MYER Business GEORGE MUNSTEDT Vocational so acts your man of worth. - -Ennius Eternal hope is in her heart. Pan American Club, Ir. Red Cross, Office Occupa- tions, Y-Teens fa' it? 0' W 5 JW' F ,.: I p J? 'li ,tifdlltg gi f? it b sligf- if 3 I GARY MUZZY Academic French Club, Tri-language, Key Club, Lettermen's Club, Frosh-Soph Wrestling 8a Football, Observer, Nat'l Honor Society, Variety Show, Intramural Basket- ball, Varsity Football A football whiz A swell guy he is. JAMES O'CONNER Academic 'Between jest and earnest. - -Cervantes WOODROW PARRIS Academic Intramural Softball, Intra mural Bowling, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Football A quiet guy, but pretty swell, As almost anyone can tell. af' ,'-, ,',' H -pea, 'f', mr at ,Q I L. - t 'lf lj 4 I X, IUDITH NICHOLS Business Latin Club, Variety Show, Y-Teens, Stunt Show, Future Nurses, Office Occupations, Style Show, Master Choir, Chilli Suppers-lst Place How sweet and fair she seems to be. --Waller JACK PATTERSON Academic Frosh-Soph Basketball, Foot- ball, Track, Varsity Track, Football, Art Club, Letter- men's Club 'Bravery never goes out of fashion. --Thackery pg ' GARY NORDSTROM Academic Frosh-Soph Baseball, Stunt Shows, Wrestling Squad, Lettermen's Club A friend sincere. --Calesworthy I J OHN NA PEARCE Business Observer, Dramatics Club, Christmas Program, Stunt Shows, Office Assistant, Jr. Red Cross, F.N.A. How near to good and what is fair. --Johnson DOROTHY O'BRIEN Academic French Club, Master Choir Future Nurses, Jr Red Cross A friend is Nature's masterpiece. - -Hubbard BARBARA PARKER Home Economics G.A.A. , Y-Teens, BARBARA PARKER Home Economics G.A.A. , Y-Teens, Stunt Shows, Girls Choir 'Sure she's happy, you know why! She already has her guy. JUDY PARRY Business Pan American Club, Y- Teens, Library Club, French Club, F. T. A., O . . ffice Occupations, Stunt Shows She is pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with, and pleasant, too, o think on. --Suckling PATRICIA PERKINS Business Y-Teens, Office Occupa- tions, Library Club, Style Show To be a good listener is a fine art. --Hubbard ROBERTA PLATTNER Academic Stunt Shows, French Club 'Future Teachers, Future Nurses, Latin Club, Y- Teens, Talisman Business Staff, Band A good laugh is sunshine in the house. --Hubbard MARILEE PRICE Academic Pan American Club, A Capella, Girls Glee, Girls Choir 'With a smile in her eyes that will always please, Marilee will always get through a tight squeeze. z H A A ,. ,Q HOWARD PETERS Academic Football, Basketball, Ten nis, Wrestling, Student Council, latin Club, Key Club, Stunt Shows, Mask and Gavel, Variety Show, All School Play, Debate, Sr Class President He that is merry of heart hath a continual feast. s.-Q .. Xk,- p I : . . 7lf.i'f?f5lV -is -. 1 9 BECKY PI-IILLIP Business Stunt Shows, Talisman Business Staff, Office Occ- upations Good humor and gener- ousity carry the day with the popular heart all the world over. --Smith CAROL PLANCK Academic F.N. A. , Latin Club, Stunt Shows, French Club, G. A. A Science Prefect, Projection Crew 'For many are called, but few are chosen. --Bible SHARON POWLEY Business Stunt Shows, Y-Teens, Library Club, Talisman, Style Show One among a thousand. - -Bible MARILYN REED Business Dramatics Club, Stunt Shows, Variety Show, Y- Teens Beauty, wit, and person- ality. --Smith -60- NANCY REED Academic Cheerleader, Tumbling, Variety Shows, Stunt Shows, Y-Teens, French Club, Dramatics Club, Library Club, Speech Con- test, GAA, School Referen- dum Committee The rewards of life are for service. --Hubbard - 'll ROBERTA REED Academic G. A. A. , Stunt Shows, Art Service Club, Girls Glee, Y-Teens She's always smiling and always gayg She helps the sun to shed its ray. sr 5 INGE REGELE Business French Club, Style Show, Office Occupations, Y- Teens, GAA . A true friend is the best Ji' .ff ifilff i ffr mf? .I 2-H: wi-if ., , Q K V :Lf . .ij S Q 5 4 , . iff -11, L fs fri ff . 4 y I 'JESS Lf il lf? ,. .. ,s7, , . X RONALD A. RENKEN 'Academic Pan American Club, Stunt Show, Publicity Staff Rona1d's a jolly, mis- chievous chap, for worry or trouble, he cares not a snap. treasure. --Franklin RODERICK ROSECRANS Vocational Frosh Football, Track, JACQUELINE REISNER Academic M Debate Squad, Stunt Shows, French Club, Office Assist- I , ' ant, East High School, I Duluth Minnesota 2 years 7 ,.,, Rich in good works. --Bible gyi z wrw . il PATRICIA ROGER Business MARY RUFE Academic Science Prefect, Latin Band, Jr. Red Cross A good heart is a letter of credit. --Bulever-Lytton GORDON RULE Academic Soph Track, Stunt Shows .... A whole-some laugh. - -Holmes Latin Club, French Club 4,- Independence is my happiness. - -Paine , X I 3 . mu, .f. 1, . ,V . f WY . W,,,,f,.,v 5-.2 , i ffitfifilf, 5 2 ggi ,wr fs S . ff ,f5f'zz,xi' 5. ' ' ,L ,I ,F tiwaf 'Fit' 'A 3.2. f' -.' f f ,gg s 3 iz V ft f' af J sf , IA CARL RUSSELL Industrial Arts Soph Football, Varsity Football, Intramurals, Lettermen's Club, Wyom- ing, Illinois - lyear Good Will is the might- iest force in the universe. --Dole Club, Stunt Shows, Future Nurses, GAA, French Club, A Capella, National Honor PQ' Society, Honoria Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. --Plautas STANLEY RUSH Academic Intramural Bowling, Soft- ' 5 ' ball, Metamora High School-lf2 year y Unselfish and self -sacrific- ing. --Poe J I .,,,. . X , . 4 'f nt,-gt,-5 ,.,,. .Ha -. . . V. sa a , L CAROLYN RUSSELL Academic The all-in -all of life Content. --Campbell -61 CHARLES SALISBURY Academic Boys Quartette, Master Choir, Operetta, Soph Football, Cross Country Team, Jr. Hi-Y, All- School Play, State Music Contests No steps backward. --Horace MARILLA SAUDER Academic Orchestra, Y-Teens, All School Play, Dramatics, National Honor Society, Stunt Show, Toccoa High School - Toccoa, Georgia l year Her face is like the milky way in the sky. --Suckling PATRICIA SCHAEDE Academic Variety Shows, Library Club, latin Club, Ushers, Projection Crew, Stunt Shows Pat can cheer up anyone, She's witty, lively, and full of fun. WILLIAM SCHILLING Academic Frosh KL Soph Baseball, Pan American Club, Tri-Lan- guage Club He never lets his studies get him down, and rarely gets down to his studies. MARY SCHLOSSER Business How fares it with the happy? - -Tennyson ELAINE SCHROEDER Academic Latin Club, Dramatics Club, Projection Crew, Science Club, Stunt Show, Future Nurses, Jr. Red Cross A lively gal who is never p still a moment. ',,' p X Nw' 1 I, L 4 z ELIZABETH LUAN sCoTT I WILLIAM SEEFELDT Business Academic Master Choir, Stunt Show, Variety show, Glasford High-1 year Wealth of rich feelings. - -Osgood Projection Crew, Stunt Show, Intramural Basket- ball A merry heat douth good RICHARD SEMLOW Academic Latin Club, Hi-Y, Youth and Government Day He freshly and cheer- fully asked him how a man should kill time. --Rabelais ROBERT L. SEMLOW Academic Camera Club, Latin Club Variety Show, Frosh-Soph Track, Stunt Shows, Tri- Language Club Happy am Ig from care I'm free! Why aren't they all contented like me? --Opera of ia Bayadere 5' I ' if -in Bs. , .A-ss? Q 3 '5 V , . like a medicine. --Bible IA NET SHAW Business Master Choir, Y -Teens Always quiet, always sweet, She's the type you like to meet. RICHARD SETH Academic Latin Club, Stunt Shows, Tri Language Club This is Dick One of the twins With his smile Friends he wins. ROBERT SETH Academic Stunt Show, latin Club, Tri-Language Club This is Bob The other twin A friend to us He has been. HARRY SHORT Academic Ir. Varsity 84 Varsity Wres- tling, bettermen's Club, French Club, Science Club, Radio 8: Electronics Club, Stunt Shows, Co-op A well-made man who has a good determination. --Emerson PAUL SHIRLEY Academic Art Service Club, Letter- men's Club, Cross Country, Track Honest fame awaits the truly good. --Lucan JUDITH SIMKO Academic Varsity Cheerleader, Stunt Shows, F.T.A., Dramatics Club, F.N.A., Office Assistant, French Club, Talisman Ed. Staff Sunny hair and a haunting grin, How she causes hearts to spin. VA LARIE SIMS Academic French Club, Cheerleading, Stunt Shows, Variety Shows, Office Assistant I take the world but as a stage. --Du Bartas RICHARD SKAMARAK Academic Frosh-Soph Baseball, Soph Basketball, Varsity Base- ball, Basketball, Intramural Football, Pan American Club To love the game beyond WILLIAM SKAGGS Industrial Arts Wit and humor -Cervantes CAROL SLECHTA Business F.N.A. Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low. --Shakespeare the prize. --Newbolt 65 ALLAN SNODGRASS Academic Freshman Track, latin Club, Stunt Show, Student Council, Projection Crew, Key Club, Boys' Choir, Stage Crew, Talisman He charmed men by his integrity. --Hubbard WILLIAM STEELE FLOYD STANBERY Business A fellow whose future bound to be right. Industrial Arts Camera Club He is a good friend. --Rivers JAMES STEIN Business Intramural Football, Base- - Z. Q XA . ball, Dramatics Club, 3-l Act plays, Variety as Show, Operetta , Master ' choir , Give me some music. - 'QA --Shakespeare I ii f -,sf . tg- . .1 1 BETTY STICKEL Academic latin Club, F. N.A. , Observer Staff The kindlier handl' --Tennyson SAUNDRA STRICK LER Business Saundra radiates charm in her own quiet way. 4- CHARLES STEVER Academic Hi-Y, Stunt Show, Variety Show, Electric Club Humor 85 intelligence make a good combination. JAMES STURM Academic Stunt Shows, Christmas Play, Art Service Club, Speech Contest, Junior Achievement, Observer, Dramatics Club Things petty and small do not interest him. - -Hubbard CHARLES STEENROD Industrial Arts Courage and prudence. --A Motto BEN STICKLING Industrial Arts Lettermen's Club, Cross Country, Wrestling, Frosh 8a Soph Track Always ready to do a good turn, he goes his way with little concern. WILLIAM SUDDUTH Business V Deering High School-1 yr. ' The Golden Rule is his gf' I' ' Deering, Missouri sp rule of life. --Hubbard 2? JOAN SUTTER Business I . 1. F.N.A. , Stunt Shows, if Talisman, Girls Choir, 'f Variety Show, Christmas Play, Y-Teens ,A So young, so fair, good 5 without effort. --Byron IAQ I DAVID SYLVESTER Academic 3 , Q., latin Club s A V- L s- 1 And certainly, he was a X good fellow. --Chaucer t lbbi PATRICIA THOMAS Business Girls Choir, Master Choir, Bells and Beaus, Sextette, Ensemble, Marion High School - l year Who walks in beauty and has no need of fear. --Morton WILLIAM THORNE Business Camera Club, Stunt Shows, Projection Crew, Intramural Bowling, Basketball, Hi-Y, Band Happy is he. --Whittier RONALD SUND Academic 'He is a good man, and wi a just. --Luke xx111,5o ffm- .2 X, CHARLES SUTTON gl Academic Q, ' Frosh Football, Track, , g 1 Soph Football, Intramurals, , Varsity Track, Projection S Crew 'R 'lg i Y Yesterday and today, and S jr forever. --Bible I R . BEVERLY TALKINGTON Business 'A gracious person. - -Shakespeare IUDITH THOMPSON Business Style Show, Office Assistant 'Thy simple doom is to be beautiful. --Phillips LINDA TRAVIS Business G. A. A. , Library Club V As good as gold. --Dickens --65 Y-Teens, Stunt Show, GAA, ROBERT VILT Academic Frosh-Soph Football, Cross Country, Wrestling, French Club, Stunt Shows, Letterm Club, Frosh-Soph Baseball A man of letters, manners morals, parts. --Coruper JACK WARD Academic Frosh-Soph Basketball, Track, Soph Football, Varsity Basketball, St Show, French Club His limbs were cast in manly mold, For hardy sports or contest bold. --Scott -66-. CARLA UNES Business Stunt Shows, Style Show, Office Occupations, G. A. A. .... More lovely than Pandora. --Milton BARBARA VAN LANINGHA Academic G.A.A. , latin Club, Office Assistant, F. N. A. lt is good to be merry and wise . an's SALLY WABEL Academic Y-Teens, Latin Club, Jr. Red Cross, Stunt Shows, Observer, Office Assistant, Honoria , National Honor Still achieving, still pursuing. --Longfellow lll'lI JOHN WIESEHAN Industrial Arts Boys Choir, Intramurals Friend who never made a foe. --Tennyson ROBERT WALLER Academic Football, Science Club, Master Choir, Intra- murals, Ir. Achievement, Library Club M PEGGY WABEL Business Y-Teens, Jr. Red Cross, Stunt Shows Touch'd with human gentleness. - -Shakespeare H ,-Q i? - -e. Constancy is the foundation of virtues. --Bacon if J 1 lr BARBARA WEAD V Academic ga Business M . French Club, G. A. A. , , is Observer, Jr. Red Cross, Vzzl ' Girls Glee, Stunt Shows, ' ' --r A Senior Class Play High erected thoughts ff M ' f seated in a heart of cour- . ,Q tesy. --Sidney Hifi . GRACE WILBURN I U Business . ' --P D Jr. Red Cross, Style Show, if G. A. A. , Roosevelt Jr. is p Qi'- Hi8h'1 Year , Content is wealth, the riches of the mind, And happy he who can such riches find. --Dryden 54 6 4 5' Wg ffm 2? ., S' X65 'J is x rs: , ,R if J' .a A . . ' . 1 'Ha , , 1. 1 Y Q A rf., V J Y rw ,Q 21 gif 2-1 Q 5 'z ' ,V , 35.4, 1 an ag-1 .,a,.:,- , , rg ww f- C V- V. WE:-J? .' . .,-:',,Q1Y't V '--. 'f' -' 'W'- DENNIS WI LMOT DELVERA WILLIS Academic French Club, Style Show, Tri-Language Club, Y. F.C. , Roosevelt Ir. High-l year Z'To have the greatest bless ing, a true friend. --Massinger NANCY WILLARD Business Stunt Shows, Central High -l lf2 years Silence that spoke, and eloquence of eyes. --Homer SANDRA WILLIAMS Academic Stunt Shows, French Club, Ir. Red Cross, Observer, Style Shows, Quill 8a Scroll To be beautiful and to be ca lm is the idea of nature. --Jeffries Academic French Club, Soph Basket- ball, Frosh-Soph Track, Cross-Country, Varsity Track, Stunt Shows, Band, Stage Band, lettermen's Club, Key Club He wears the rose of youth upon him. --Shakespeare SANDRA WORKMAN Business Stunt Shows, F.N.A. , Girls Choir, Y-Teens, latin Club, Jr. Red Cross, Office Occupations That what she wills to do or say, Sweetest, wisest, virtuousest, discreetest, best. --Milton CARL MOON Industrial Arts Carl may not have much to say but he s made many friends in his own quiet way. WILLIAM YEMM Academic Pan American League, Art Service Club, Frosh liz Soph Track, Wrestling, Varsity Football, Intramurals He is gentle and does gentle deeds. WILLIAM MCMILLAN Industrial Arts Tis only noble to be good. --Tennyson fr f . , X if - ' W 1 is I2- ,, ,,,,,, f ' , jfiilxq ' -3 ,rw , 1 L -Z3 F-' Jlllilbfs ,KI if xx K. rS ' V A 1 t m l '5 - ' . L' 1 A ' - xp. , . .-.:- rg . - ft tr ' ft ij - as? I A I I en AI I en Kenneth Ronald . ,H , if .sf if V ' Armentrout Arnold Edward Kenneth r , , F' r :+ R ,V Baboock Bachler M I I d re d AI an Martha Wightman - Treasurer Betty Boardman - Vice President Barbara Lovin - Secretary Dennis Gouran - President -gif.. I ' ' r ' 'y as -Q ge t 1 in A Lg .Se a , f vs - A T fbi.: .. Amos Anderson Anderson Barry Gary Juduth z ' vvv- 5 9 QQ ' WA I :A . L T a z: .. .' I I A or I I ' trr I Ashby Athens Augspurger Edith 5haF0n Rosalie Baker Ethel Bart Valerie Bastian Gerald Anthony Margaret Averett CaroIyn BaxI Dasfd x Hs . , L r 3 ,k r Z ..,. i t 5 V K E Mfgo Qggll ' ?Qf 3' 1 A ' -5o?k ri gxkgy, f . ADDII C, YYEEESE 'ff Beach. Bell Blunck 3 tt Judlth Karen Gary BoggiT3n o?h0ggg g V N I K U 30hlande' Bollman Y Borton Broman Brooke Beverly Jon Jerry Bgb Dorothy fy -'V. kgiifgf k?q,r, Bufsuf mfs c ld en C can Linda Kay aThgmas cagggugn Betsy 'Z' 2 ' A A ' , A A . Q 1 :V 4, . VV 1 ., . , h rs f .ra Ari gi- 'gen :Q KKVLL r My ,gt ' ' 'A J s var J 1 223. 41-I 15:5 L? l slrzsfefyifi carter carter Case Chamberlain Chri t h 5 Rex Tom Jeff! Robert Grggggyer xmvdvrf, Clayton Coffey Coltrin Colvin C b Joleen Patty Marcia Larry oaogert Bohanon Pat .r his Bulman Sharon C , V,i' r 5 Carrithers Jum Clark Janet Connet William gEgGMQQia3 V , COSUY C f rd Crott C Jam James rglegna Dennis ughlllip Daagfgn Corley Dahl Will :mxeewaswm F as if Esissi lfE5'i1,sd Davis Charlene f'7' , Q' f:5fmfm,f, 7 . were JQQEW is 3-eiik M mmj5iFgQ l gi! 'E ., ef' FHQ5 fwhgffwf J. Demmin Fred Detweiler Dick ,sf ra K W K 8 J lll D ggi NEI!! ,W .,,X 'ft if H Davis Charles x ' , .H .:..:. Dirks Judith .a- ggi: ., 9 3 I Aj, 2 Deggt DeBoer Carl A5Fg1W C Mr ngln ,S Riggs J 313 5i'f3 'WWF Dixon Doerr Dolores Sharon Ss if 'V' F DJCC1 so .. , Die . M t . , .,.. , 3 iiggfaiiieii eeii QPF aki lil DOWDCY Drag-,dal e Duncan DOFOUWY llllam Gerald f n,W- M Qg7m. dismal F C F i D wfgQ1 f fee D :vga ye, iifffiis ,:r. idi D afv ex Siem .asfs : - 5 ' ft 1 w Iqjigql , ,5fi?v9n ' L 'w- H 1,cuiasewsmD tvml -Wanna Edenburn Ehlen Ellis 4 Jerry Linda Albert En land En land Erickson anet anice Sandra Feg. Feldman Fisher lane Roxanne Sandra 'E3i'QF 4 :w,i9 isfmmnf iIl ii'lii DSEREQ5 fiili wi ,.-E' Qwiwwwfisx Tic 'iii' QNX 1fZAQy.Tg5Xw Farner Ervin l Linda Judith .sffpiiigfwf s'a1 :'uwg Ne ff 'Q HfQSggBMU wccf,dggEgQ3Q 1l:f3fi2h Fl er gloria FIEQQQI Jw 3 Q JP1,,A Ii,IIiEwf 5 -3 DeCroix Janice ,iw -K. fc, x- sq 1-af D' hx YF' J 4 1 Q rf Doss Glenna , ai gl, sf' Q Q YI ,M 5 5X ' x Durdel Fred V H , 2 11 3 , Q if 3 w .Z 1 ., ,, V Y mm 3 Fabbel Ray 54 Q Q 4 B 12,35 4' x 1 if 1' Fo lesong sob -70? Foley l Dow Gibson Faith G ' - H G Foncannon Frazier Ffevert Mary Ellen Tom D00 wifffasifsfi, F ' -wQ?Qi,5 6 i i 5 Griggs Gunner Peggy Robert Gouran. Dennis s t s f sn! -'W -4 rf K 4 dx r is 1 n W aw... V ,LSR-f ew ,Pei ff Frisch Richard Getz Carol Haerl M 'hl Phyielis 883' Hanson Hayes Heathcoat Haiienneth Karen John G80r'9e sfUikQiQiQi i'g QQ WE af 'WQ1 I . f ii .,2iii5a53SE Henke Herbst Carl Donna Hibbard Robert R 'W I rrrf 3? Eigigi ypgggidwi rg Hill H t Vee Houlihan Hubpart Hudsins HUM Karl oRgbert I-0' 5 Jlm Dawd Alan ..,..,, :vi I V :iii -f3f??52. li Hutton Johnson Johnson J0hflS0f1 Jol l iff Jones .Joe Charles Betty Joyce Eddie Mafva -71- J h h Kell K olgggplsio n Beth 633122 JUNIORS I ,. . M l f. I Keown . Kibler. King Kipp Kirkman Kirlin Thomas Brigitte Gathan Robert Jackie Sandra n Q '.q, Q . i Kriobel ock Kohler .Koch Lain Lampkin Landon Ge ral d Judy James Judith Marlon Kenna .,m Lavpin Latvaitis Lawless, League Lewey Lindenmeyer Gerald Robert Madeline Barbara Brenda Donna Linder Janet Karen McClanahan Jorlta Linder JmwtKu McDowell James 5 g., ,. Livengood Sharon .Qcyiff L12 -A fgQ,J if may + U 195. 5' Ollie-war Y ,s McKinnie Marilyn ai m .ik .. V, 5 X V ,.., i nf? 3? F -ffgggt Q Livingston Lovin Lund . Henry Barbara Robbin yiWf r5f7 5, 1 MCLGHH , Mann Mann Ffedefldf Anna Jacqueline Mazingo Jmnce glhuvf M M if . 'F is ui , . ,, Mmmeny Jack L f' ' aux- QN F X E 4 3 2 x ,fe . - kg Nickel Lynn yy QEJEM . inivvf iyJe,, W K 5 H Y A sz :Hr 1' mwn PhHip Pearson James E. JUNIORS Maples M h ll Mart' Kathryn a55iZ BfA2da MHler Clifton A ,:',- I . Wh K Morgan Marilyn Mills Mitilflell Mohr Monier Kenneth Michael Betty Virginia Mur y N N 'tt - Sggila aggephen ezois Nlggggign .S J SL.. ,Q u it f Nieukirk Oard ol Jack Jaelene Rggy ohgherry osgary 0 Pacey Carole Pearson James L. Park James '5 ff' . ,, e. ' in . if 'fini i I i,3.,.,, V 55- f Peck Teresa Parrott SaHy Peel Robert Paulson Gary Riga anti' -S x wmwmumwm uf U V ggi 1. 'Q 'V awn , i ,QQ PeteHin Barbara Peacock Berle Pettit Meta -73 Polich Fred V5 , 'iii Hg?-' Rae.- Vivian 1' if ii liflf? '91 Kinja.-sf. A QSQQHF 355 J, 4 1 Roberts Eileen Sakash Sharon 1- ' i A , FQWQ A Mx ,. et is Himaawweifas Schaffer Phyllis f 'f:w?ZgfiP34u fdgillfifegtw I L 16 f a ..i,,,a,.J . J. W . Q, JUNIORS ,,,..i, . vff142P4'S'f?F', . A ,S sf N I 5 ,jg f ,.-- jT1?Q?, G l':lh xi ':: ig' sf-a is W, Eggff apobiett Preston Roger GHYIG Randolph James .Q , Q Q M 4 7 a N1 o 1 ' aul ' 4' 'g Robison Rockhill Gerald Dlane iII!!lII!ilE Samms Saville Judith Geneva swg gwwxgggi' Schildmiller Schlobohm James Paul , 5 9,sfw 3 if, Q, ,af W' , , itat L. tg. I , W Wy: Pilkington Philip pig R . L, Va . V. as was any 1 aes Q I, 1 J ff Pribble Terry Reed Sharon Rose Ray ., W-.FV i 'Hifi J J V s 1 aheiiy aqidif were X gf M U ya Shaner Delores , Ping Kenneth .sxa. an ,ei .fr in Lu i . 3 wi Pulver Tamara '. .. V '1,, Risius Joe Russell Paul I I - KX ui- I . i Schaal Elsie hgiii 5 -'l Cuff :.,i f ' W t Short Gregory Polak JudiU Pusch Marjorie Roberts Barbara R 7 X... Russell Wanda . ff, ,.. K, .J as I M' if as 'f x Q 4 J ,ai 4 4, , Schaeffer Phyllis ' f .r 5' ' ii-Zi, 5 1 .,,: ..,, , , 3 1 fy S A ,. wg A jf' 3 f Shuck Leonard .q4. Shurts Janes ...A + , A Springsteen Sarah Sullivan Jerry Triplett Robert Voss Richard J a 3... a ll ','.'.'+ Q 1 -WM, ssl, . ,ills :: e .ff ff! 9 2. 1:33 1' ,Q ,3?T25f,Q,''ffgfjxg Watters Dani el JUNIORS 3 agree: iffy N' if C ' Q Skillman Smilie Robert Mary St?-ge Ste ffan Streeter. Stroemer Studebaker omas Ri ta Cynthia Wilby Bobbie K . '- . jf?iQf ,Q': iggrkig Swanson J ileel W' Thomas Thomason ilhbmbson Carol Larry Judith Judy Colette Turner Uhlig Ulrich Upchurch Vance Kenneth Susan Johelen Mack James , 9 Wd gg , if , af if-f 1 f . E Q4 3 J... W L 1 ,Y is ex W 1 gwq fha ez gg ' s Walden Wallenfong Warren Washington Waterfield Ray Patncia Joan Augustus Julia 4 ,A 44' rs' Qivf L gf?55 iE75Gk Whisler white Wightman Wilkey Williams Beverly Joyce Martha Tomi Carolyn we- 1. iv ar ' 4' at f williams wilson Wilson Winkler woerner Wolcott Sandra Patricia Ronald Marlene John Robert io 'JQJQ Wolgemuth Wright Yontz Zimmerman C aries Gerald Marlene Judy 1 J 2 -VQQQ X H nf 4, ' , Q Anderson Brinker John Ron - - ,. li.e . ' A J f I 3 43,3 P 5 4' Carter Cooper Gepfofd Giles Gillingham Jarvis Thomas Nora Maf' IYN Lee W' ll 'am George ',: ' ' qilb 3 5: I H J at e lii ff 'Z AJS K . M Q ui 2:54 , Johnson Kal l ey Kel l enberger Klein Knoblock Largs Brandt Karin Kay David David Paul Vkil i me in V J . V K Q -L 5 :., irl. J .: Q rlea J .iiv J . i Q A M W K 4 'k', 1 vig il I I Y 'fi A ' 'ww 52 edne ag? kjjag A ,, . M5 Navi? Shep d Smith Smith Willi mson ' Jim wi wipam Jerry Robert Howgrd wrjgllty i0l7l0l'6 fa lg President - Pat Birney Vice-President - Judy Birney Secretary - Ellen Buttgen Treasurer - Nancy Hansen Alexander Allen Amos Bonnie Raleigl1 Sal ly Joyce Anderson If it A ,. ., 4 , ADDI en Arkiess Armstrong Archibald Caf0l Dennis Ronald Phyllis inf 4, . 4 I I 'l-' .'1li??'f1l af ' ' A 1 'f ' 3, Baker Bafgnan Barker' Barnard Sand ra Dal e Demi l 5 Kathleen Anthony A d S Dora 'llilian Auer A SU n Kath I'yl'l uTe rry e 1 vid if 'ii Ba rtel Bartl Darrell Marjorie l9f NM H-Hw'M L ,, . ' 5 lga ' nn 5:,'f1, . Wig ww . 'JEXW' li ig H' ' af 11. 'gs 'Y i. . jr li , ...A-., .sw-I York Ken lllggsill Q -1,4 x Bartel Carol ' M ? J J LVAV for ,L A. F wa- gI'H fiflif l 'I ' ii if ,A gilzfg is .lgffj 'el Davis John Kannenberg Paul Ta lor Ronald , W Ga..- ir' W' M l s l' an lf Y k olRocky Ii!!lIIIHIIIl L J 1512141 Bo gs Hugh Davis Ralph ,Q I' Keener Donna Y0B??1 Boheneck Nancy r ky , -1' he wr -Q 4, , f if Degaynes ene Kellenberger Ronald P Q M ,gre is x , xiii sr QS, ,wx H Z .,..L, X 5 .L X V 'U Wri?ht. G orua Bohlander Barbara Dirkse Lois 4959 Lee Robert Zarley Larry Bowlin? Catcott Caro Lawrence Hunter Johnston Ronald Judy Miller Steidel Carol Otto C gf 9 Bastian Charles . .,,. Bell Donald Birney Judy -4' all I ww Brehmer J Lyn Bmner Janyce tau- y Q Burke Martha Bates Kathy . ,I 75' ' I f I. Mme g gef, ? ff L Bell Juanita Beck Joyce bf' wmgif Sw' t MQW 2 W ,? , , 'S J. 1, :Se , wp, 'wwr2H, wr :i7,5'?5zE R R is Bergevin Patrick Beckett Sally Ber qui t Cgarlgs sf? Birney. l Patrlcla Briggerman James i 2 he ff P,- f . - 5 4 I at Budde Eugene Blevins Wanda ,fr Q Bristol Ralph wswwsmaw ef mm we ,- as gi 3 vii' Bliss Tom Brown Cecil mask -am ,, M5 5 vs- fe ,ex at u,,fj , ws f- in . f,i? f W' 1 fi 9 v X n u tiff ' y it sv , Beedle Be el James ghomas Beyke Bieber Carolyn Ron Bodkins Bollman Pat Joyce BYOW Brown Costa Robert Burgess Larry Burton Butt?g2 Sophomores having a party and the music's fine Ronald El wwgwwfi aiggwgwaf eoia 5 , . Q A-1 .. , -r v'k,k H R .. U 1 1, ' r eeo y iw IQQFQ Qikmgilbv. fffg f J-aff rrei Byrd calqwell campbeil Canfv Donald plana Gary Raymond So rver Castros John Arol ' ,D -'n- ,E 1 Catt Chamberlain Chapman Chiames Cla?-509 Cleeseh Gerald Marian Carol Penny Laffy' Judy .- ' - 3 -Qs. ,'l A 'Z h l C Collins Conner Connett cocjamgg Ogames Judith Michael Linda ,'.: Q Cooper l Copley Crandell Cranford Cl'0ffy Arthur James Mary Mary Ellen Sandra SOPHOMORES -- .4 ' -ffffi13Q?'.1- K -1 Ngfgpw Qi' f ' I V ..::, , A . We W :,V .. ,J D ,, Cu rl ess Davey Davi s Davidson DHY Deaf' fl 9 John Joan Larry Dianne Susan Emestine l ,gf 4 is gi rm gi .:2, D Doss Dou hty Do herty Downey Durdel eggxafd Robert Elin zabeth ggan Jud' th David - s Ni, ., -,, . Ehlen Elliott Emmons Eslaire Evans Fahey Lona Lester Susan James Theodore Rgbert I Falatla t Feldman Ferguson Feuquay Fisher Flanigan Patricia Ronald S arlott Karen Raymond Ronnie J. F f?7gEg7 uxqu 1 3 Egg! f: .,. . :it ,Vqk '93, 5 LSE? 'W 3 s rsl F is ,. Flexer Foster Francis Frankland Fyke Ronnie Marilyn Clifford Robert Gary kkkk xi fivkrr : KLVVK ? .zg :Q-a - K pm .'-,, 'g r' ,-V L h e ' R f ' r -J Qi 5,9,t Q 1,fi' ui F - ' 6,9- F V f .sv.i.,, as , G V- ,Q n ,. -.-, :iff , w e 1 fl w ffif' H - J if Garrier Garrett Garrison Gepford Gibson Roryald Lanny Larry Raymond John ,g' I ,, G Gibson Gillian L0 'f1e Carolyn Edward Gleason I ',,. 5 f'vffa Goodrich Merry -41 Gordon Green Gregory Gunter Michael Judy Lilleth Joan Gordon Gordon James Karen GUY Hale Laffy James Halliday Martha Hammond William ,gk ,A .WU U N . is Harrell Cutis Hazel James . grLa,w i amar Q H Herman Mary HiH Melwn 5 gr sornomonss Halverson xhazmerll Sandra Edgar Hanerhoff Sharon .- f . K ' - ' .. 5, It aaroar fs Harvey Roger Head Stephen Hibbard Sharon Hoepfner Sharon Hansen Hanson Harms Harlow Joyce Nancy Gregory John fwwi. eyye xiii., ,,,., gnu 3 'f l J ,... :gf fx Fx 4 ' Q Q wwf H' ff' An 'um X Q , I ' 1 'hn..'l Hatfield Havron Hawkins Haines Sandfa Kenneth Tommy larence Heffern Helliwell Helmick Henderson Jo Anne Kathryn John Buford i l lu r Hie Hi lburn Hill H'1 Throlmags L0 'ella Harriet ll-Amy Horne Hunter Jackson Janes Janet Joe Bernard Charles tlag J Ja i K J G SOPHOMQRES Q - g ll ,-Q5 Q. ,.,, Jgn Y Wg ggagg 'eg ::' K-5 Egg?-5 iaglgg' sll gggg ' R l J ' 2 VK Q,,w,1 , '..K'x 9gi 1TQfQ6?E jig p . E1?h fl42f K V1 5 wevke ? e'h .- il o. Q H Johnson J ohnson Johnson Bruce Donrma Lawrence It K I I .,f.. ,MW ., : . g,k . , ,J gi, , g :,. 1 'Q . Jones Jones Jordon Kelly James Llnda Betty Nora It K . Kirkman Klawitter Klein Knight Carol Ronald Mary George o,, - k.fgQeW. 'QQ Effie FN lik Egfr 'fir I ,A V 4 -. ,iililfnsgls U J' ' , if lf all Lee Lee LeGrande Lelm Earl Robert Douglas Gary Lisk Jane J..-ik 'IllIIII',lii j4Il!ll!i'IR T ga 5 leg, ru 1 , gp, J ???f i:T?T A Z FEFfgfifE.- Littrell McDonald McEndollar Glenn Nadune Roll Kin Agletta Knoblock Daniel Lemkau Kenneth Mcclerdon Ann King Marie Krusa James Lindstrom Walter s --A-, V. ,5-T e. - gyiiim QSM, 5' tif 4: ge ed? . A ' McGonagle Char es ff 7 , . ..,, , 1, Dale Al,,a,, -ereewa- McRe nolds Mackanin Marfell Martin Mathison Matthews Sharon Walter Vernon Gary Robert , , Q wwxiwwa ., Mah, V , ' i' . ' :If Maxwell AHen H ' s 'R -, .J J - Qki gif 5 3 ,, .--vu -i1jfi j'f f--as 5? Larry Davis, Dan Knobloch,and Roger Lindstrom are eading up the stairs to class. L V law E I 255351-M Miller Charmaine 'V S' - s,,, Q1 N865 X Monroe Carol Qw,, A L f Eine? , l Mur hy Glenda Nieukirk Sandra Miller Jerome Morgan Douglas LLM Q, X y 'L pyw,,T' CQFE' y L Murphy Maureen Noe Charles x l.,-iw fi 1 wi ii ..,. 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V , sly 9 i S Milloy Sharon wg Monohon David -K 8 yi .,,vi I l Munstedt Vicki fM be ,- ' 1 if 2 -is . f -12- fmwwwssfss Ni L ifx 'xx lj if chols Jacqueline 1 1 . ff' FWWU s Q 5 ' : f' we we Q ' Parvin James -84- SOPHOMORESR l ,xi yy' Ping David Pierson Janet Radnacher Rashid Carol Judy xzf ,.1, ai g :- F Richardson Robinson Janet Loie Roth Jim Salisbury Carol Rowland Donald Sarven Bonnie Place Frank Reames Judith Qi, V l Robinson Robert ' 1 ': reen V ssarffg Stl !m!,f!'iQ2,f R Russell Gilbert Sass Rodney 'Q f ' J fllfif -aw-isfffiggs?3?ilPzw -s Passett Barbara Q-eff-' , , 'Sf 'Qiif Rim, ,,f 'f all Pleasant Barbara .- ..., r' 'Hin 9 .v la, fr f ... 95' fsmllil Reeves Denny Roehrig Steven Qggsggailh R A 1 p Russell William C w la 5 1 ff Q is Sayles Sandra i s'l ll F Perki Terry r, , as - New HPR 2 Linda ,- 'Q' Sw, N 5 Q 1 L fl - Reichel Carl l di l,,sA -A.: if K, gt... Rogers Kay Rutledge Eileen Schaffer Eldon in F fm . s,,' n s lzt I Powell Linda Rennau Judy Ro ers gatsy 'S x- gi T 'lr K A Saal Jay 'MHQQfM 1 Qmmvgiil Schlosser Gretch -gg- SOPHOMORES Scott Scott Carlton Roland it S o Zz o o oo, 15 :Sa ' Shennan Sherry Charles Judy V 1 .L,, E in A- X R , at , if f R ,, o a t ' Q D aa - lr -L 'l Nonnegar Smth Kenneth Charles 5 5 , J .2 Q I gin: gi Spainhour Sparks Dennis Wanda l eaer eaea is a t g Stone Storey. Nancee Dennis Schlosser Schunk Schwab Robert John Freddie 2 'fzf ' 'QW pw St' f Senneske Shay .Shelton Shelton Sandra Laffy Joann William 52523, ' '- K ,Nts MQg. eh 'lH !IIlIiiiE Simko Joan igz'f 5370 aw do EK Snith Ray 3 .Q 4 wsgrirfsztf -ff R -- f 5 Q fgcga,fae,X,, QAM vs- gifs vf -W ,vfzfgsw .l,,1.-ax, - omg, ii Sperl Kathy W if W . ., N Diff Studinger Sharon 'iYevEi ff X ,,., Q . Sims Singer Slater Thomas Toodles John sf Smith Deli la VSEQHQF , Stephens Marcia Suits vivian Mmth Smothem Roberta Barbara fwsaayr Fmkggggi 1 2 E E55 f M 'iii 1 ,,a1 fQfaxWiiWw+3 iffp f ,J 'Wai' fzxlfllfl A I KIK, Steven son Stock - . Robert Patricia 'ME?H5QEQa?3iW 3: 'oi i aweews M' iii Vlgy , 5 N' Qik? Sutflef, Sylvester wllllam James 486, anner Tom 1' M affine rw 'J Q Q' Y M , ffl? r' r v W zglfg U 'ufiif - Q . .1, Thompson Robert Tower James Underwood James Warren Charles afar' ijigg Q1,f F 'Q gram ' ga wi ll iams Robert Sandra Tribe Ronald Voss Donna Washington Gladys Williamson Kathleen v illllllggf emas Wilmer Trilikis Estelle Voss Nancy f ' 253 i Gigi' W GVTidQ'l1 ' ' X Q ,. ' I Us .M v K Webep Adrian Win Rgssell rsha Sophomore girls enjoying a party. Trimble Carolyn Wainriaht Fran K X-rf' E a Whitus Pat Wise Gerald g ,,. ' Ttgllu lgwi , E' a ,qggas Q le. goo 5 pw,l,,,Q ' K A 'J :J Q - 4 ' Q1 1, Trott Ulrich Elaine Gerald limlllillk - .dig Ward Warnkey G1 Thomas Patricia ,A I- H in AV - . gi I If ink- 1 sie ,sf ,f1.l. r h1: W ..ri.. . r know awww Wiesehan Wilcox Mary Suzanne Wise , Wolgemuth Geraldine Maureen w,5m5W it-,gf ' Anderson Anderson Judith Sandra ,.,,:1 I.d A ssifi? i nn Arnold Ashley Susan Car ,f 'ru .ws w-new -A 4 7,- ,Q z Barthell Bastian Judith Barbara freshm President - Bob Lentz Vice-President - Pat Regan Secretary - Judie Raber Treasurer - Sue Millard ig -B' 3535WV?3 ' A A 1 ,f LI A e H Anderson Anthony Archibald Armentrout Susan Judith Morristeen Allen 2. Ri V JV7 K f H Vw - V -YW A J rll 3 J, 1 v ' .,i,, ' A A Au spur er A r Bargman Barlow Edmong UESQZESZ Edith w. 1 1 ae , f ff l ... it , :V-1 1 Qing ugliggiy J rigggggix as iF? wyw V a A W- J f5 5?i.1,.4f a K if Bavis Beck Bentley Carolyn Larry Begxglgll Charles Benz Gayle si . Black Charles Bohanan Eddie if Qp P' L S Q ,UIQ B rown Charlotte Brown Stevhen 4 e?2a'2 Elf? Buzbee Herbert Bessler Daniel . Sq, V95 tiiiiiiilig Blaylock Mary 5 B Bollin?er Dona d l B 22Z52an W iv, ,, 'NY' v 3, , g. ' ' 'ff' 5 -2 B'E??i 1 ' f,..' Byers Kenneth Bibb. David i xl fn, Z- ,' .A EEE K Blunck Newcomers at Woodruff are shown admiring Judi' Christmas cards made by Mr. Schwartz's art classes. Bond Janes if xg ,f Brooks Clayton Buell Marcella fl 1QW?iiieg .'., T is 2 if Q'TR,gf .r B rne ydohn f. Yagi, Bosserman James tiifn W izlf i i ' ' 'wavy Us vi-f N6 iTae'g i f, A C Brown James Burger Georgia Byme Nola , 1 avi' we -lx . Branson Rex A .. this ,I fw- rrvf i', Brown Robert my L., MW 'A ,ff Burgus Susanne Cage Brainard Benjamin Brown Roberta , - .4 5: eff V- 3 ,..:, wifi C Burnett Sandra y35EiC I' 4 , Carter Thomas Tom s. 5 RIM' 1 5 ..- . . ..Bvi!'.-...e-... -ZX' 'Hwav t 1. .,,.,,,-.., sr: -:H . , 4 .Q . sol ' ,Q s Digg? E Chance Ralph Cillo Jean esssgggi if in sf if A f g i: Q, 'fs N L 1. mal. ' C0ulson Lewis Cutter William DeAcros Joseph FRESHMEN Vw iiiig ..:i, , 5- T, A B ,tag . is .Q .Q ,. ' pg- -fa X ,S 1 Chapai Audrey gikq iii E what i 2 Clanin Judith ffffgig I kr ,A 5 Cox Marilyn Dale Robert LJIRBL M3 .I E N-A W 2,- 4 E gil: 'KVA ik' DeBord John 'MX 2 ' Ni , .. yr ,,,, .Q Z , . , A Q Chapai Betty Clapton S erry Crickmore Sue D Q aw lt r fwwf K A , Davidson Sharon 32- Demmin Jeanette .,5f'i 's , J 5 fer ,,1 Efifw ,4l. C Carver Carver J ane s M 3 F Y !qIII,giig NEVfW?f Chester Chlames Robert Nickolas D C C assets fu,5,i as fin L..X .5f5Qf, Fggmfggf . ii i, i ' f - ,ruierif ' xg mi. 1 rw. ,., .V Ai ,. .1-5 Cleaver Clemons Scott Darlene ' f 'Jwg' 4a iiIuk Qly fbi? Crum Culp Nancy Danny . 7. f i, 'V 7 . ., QF A Q ii if f ' i ijiii 3 ff,a D 3 fl Z Davi s Darlene Hope J K L V . V -.4 :l. i ig 'f Agatfz .if Denny DeVore Uma Dew ' if 5 fwi ZEQ gate mil .Q '.'. 'zia' 7 Chambers Karen x qfggkf 511: .. 32:2-mm SW 4 Q ,R iifwlfps mat, 3' iii . . Y, , gy.. mfs gt tm sh' 1 .v- ,f Christensen Gary Cook Hafford Cummins William Datoss wma: Q 2 '53 xl I ., ' Q M W f be W Q Dewey Judith -90- gm -Nj 'J if E 'F elf? Dike Dixon. Barbara Doris Q f w 1 f rle 1 J f F D0tSOf1- Dguglas Ronn l e LaVonne Favus Ewing Judi th David A ,F E F rrll y E ' M' 'gl Q. ' Feger Feldman John Cha rone . WZ 15 I llr 6 ' , A 4 2.5 M at ,il Q 5 jg? I Foster Franzen 'Van Sharon Dixon William , 4555 KE ,H+ Ori skel ll Patricia Everett La rry Fi el d Judy V 1 N V a Gamer Greg G reen sl i tt G reeson Raymond Wil I iam Grieves Wayne V 741 3545-, W we YS I . Drlsdal e QY 15 is ma. fxxfff h Evans Lee Finney Terry G I oss i ok Bonn I e Gunter Clifford FRESHMEN 7' W ' -T 1' Q L K ,:.. 1 4 , N 5 E Eg , A I EHOF1 , Edward Katherine Clovis -F ar , a f F Ervin Errion Larry Douglas j A A N I wx f ' sc. l U s Q F' Q' '-Q ' 9 ir Q W Y -Q53 X .: i f f T F lemin? Fowler t Rona d Jesse Grabill Terry .. -l,,., ' f ':f1'fs,': swear gg v,- :fvp..L gfwglq - Aw- if it Gunter Sharon Greenleaf Will iam Hainl ine Truman QQI- Z M Scott Cleaver, Iom Kohrs, Dick Thulean, Edmond ! E i ff ll E hi M I 'Sys -L an-.B Harrison Rmwrt Heintz Paul Hilton Aldon Huddard X ie if 3 il S., xi Hmmer Lawrence 1gg5.1 sg Harri?an Augspurger, and Rick Pfaffmann listen to Bill Bryant. Saly EMWH' 'Q' eswfva li ThjW H H iogr ' ' D ' 'al f iilfli: ' f f - Hart Haschke Hauder Barbara Oskar Iva I V -I Helmick Hensley Hermann Caryle Joyce Deanna A all 2 i1!!!!IIi 4q!!!Ii'i Hire Hoerr Hoerr Donald Carol Linda D arf -me QQQVQQQ K ,Y ff ,i':i J ' QEQQW as 55 QQ? gg J ,. .-1-i - D :-V H .. Q s , 5 S Eigifiigf Hughes Hunt Hussey lark Sharon Jim David Hmwon Mary ,f ly ,ty 2 ' 155 AEE af ef My 5 f 4 f sa? Q a new Q gggsxc 3 ' 2 Haag-ll ., ig.. M35 ,k W is 71' . ..' iiigfa Phyl las Harris Harris Carl Loretha .a ggi - f- W ig K , Q. , - 1 A ' 1 iff. Q H Hazzard Heathcoat Ronald Carol Dirfd U Hibbard Hicks Gary Norma f EevE ky ., Zim 5 Hotovec Houlihan Rosemary John Fjy fgigg H s o T if A W ,I ESV r5gQfTHQ7f Hybarber lben Judy WBYDS +92- ., P: n se fmfg t ' L e s ii in ,Z K f -. . -P L inpgmy Jackson Jackson Paula VlctorY iwggggg z l as Johnsqn Johnson Louis Vicki D 5,2 V - ..:- xii ii it Jones K Sandra asgvid Qc: , .1 A-o fi K'ng 'Mark Klein Ruth wgifwmfo Q 53 . K., Koons Shidee Krulac Dennis L rie ' agrederick LiYLg?ih Johnson Leora ,- GCE at ,sg ' i'- pf f .. of V Jolliff Robert Surf when f Daniel Q iE.' Kellenberger Knapp Carol A E. . iff . L Y' I is l Krus Sharon FRESHMEN Jones Nancy A' L K :ss ?l9 '-i, I Kelsey James :F . Knobloch Darrel 1 .. 1 In 1 Lamotte Denis Leason Diana If Lentz Robert ,.,- 8 Jones Patricia Kennedy Margaret M' M i'. K 'KH' i 'xf Kdws Thomas g555iIliE U, ku. ,.. X. ,w Langholz Douglas Leslie Georgia Jones Dick Lf-, 5 f A wfmy Kent Larry , KF X f . is if 75...- 'Y x fy. I ff., A?-we Kolb Dennis Latvaitis Richard Lewis Terry -93 ,1 , Vi. Lumpp- 1 Rosina M J J - - J J J J ' . --'Cf 1165 I 1, i Ji' , Linden Livin?ston Lorentz Love Lowder Sharon Sal y Henry DOFUWH Lau rel Mcill anahan Mcwi 1 1 iams Manshairdt Joan James James IOYCG Sharon , J 2 J J it J - if Martin Martin Martin Mathisen Ajay Jacqueline James Sue Q Q V. J I R , v AJ J y i, Me tzke Maxwel l Mean s Me' dfoth Marget Alberta Timothy TGFFY :I i V i i i' J is M a i , J i i f of Millard M h Morton Mooningham Mu rPhY, Sarah oglqaron Joleen Patsy Patnck M J V ia y - sa- , -1L. J iii 1 f ' JJ5 J, Jw J 647 M , V F. Vg 1 ,,t ll. R gg JJ 'eiz Z QHJV J if 5 J I f V ' .gf .:.Ji:a XJ! MA J a 0 Q! , - 1 Q' 1 ufil 4 xZI .nfS 3 aaif Q QW! xmaEiEimk5 J mggggggi : 4 X Murphy. Muzzy Myers Neal C Neumann Wil lam Judith Jim William Fritz Marks George as 1 if ,Y 1 uv Q 9' p XJ! Matzke Manfred tk V- fvl L 4 ,J ryg,a , Nunn.-f -.f Myers. Janice Mullen Craig fzs..-1' 0'Brien Sally , eff? 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Springsteen Ric ard of Stone Straker Streeter Theodore Ronald Sandra it we eii , T Slleq ...Z .. hjiff-5 Thomas Thulean Tower Myrna Dick Eugene if V N. in ' V 's.::.'7 1- - Wh ai 2 , an ee vie, yn Schurt z Joh n Simmons Betty ff -if . ,A 1 3 Stanley Kenneth 3 SX, Sturm Karna W??fQ'?f Trapp Carlos ,nw king Vw' .1 237- - I X fivetfqfiwa i ,Hvdag ,..g,a.,. at ,X ..96. Trotter Sharon W X L 3 if f ',,,,. I . Velpel Raymond i .. ai ,A we , Wain i t Jugigh ..,.., -so at if Warren Jerry june 6 Sf K- ,, I Welch Joy FRESHMEN 5' a Nd' me K ' 'ff-3 . ,mv '31 - Upchurch James no-' 9, Vinson Linda if Q if if ,E eile 1 ,,,. , Walker Helen 'S f ' a i . yy - 5 45 .9 K 3 i 1, , V, gi. f' ,, Q ,L .AW K N t . , H 4, P 4 'if fe Wasley Robert Williamson Marty VanDyke Russell f '5. 's gg Qsrii i i 5 i UD Volkmar, Fredrick Walker Shirley Watkins Georgana 1 if . Willis Milton S K Traub Carolyn if j Vanvyke Wa ter , 1x+1 U TX . I 5 oss 0+ Off Wabel Ronald 'H xi sd Waller Mary xv ' ' V ifs.. 4f. Q H 554: G . .mw- .- df! aan ' ' 6 fj,,Qg,,sttg aa- x .1-t4f.'m Watts Robert Wil lis Nelson Travis U Regenla it '-gg! ui' 3 VanKerkhove Joseph 5 1 X ' ' L Wa er gadith slap In ,W x. llll Walters Kenneth '1 sf Wi gins garbara Wil lsie Li lli e -W Trimble Margaret ,iz Vmskkw Sharon eif? 1 Wa er sharon Warnke Steven ,Ti . L-H! Wilkerson Johnny w , X Gi- if 1, + 'Z' 5 - , ' ' V ' f m fimf' Willsie Sharon -971 FRESHMAN . Wotton Thomas lf3g:JH+ f 472, lf ' Ilia Carolus Douglas S'3l6v',V s.:l Huett Sandra 1 . K E s List Carol Q . W . i 'Q' sur' P J Us . Schwark Bill , aw 4 5 'sf 15 Wright Suzanne Cook Judith 552' l Johnson Vicki Mangold Llnda 1:4 I li ! Ei!'E Shadid Gerald x 4: .W t -ur i J' V -. Q 2 ,sm f . ftl olf?,gh . W xy la .fi -L o A me W f ,,'L. Wilson Wingfield Wotton Warren James Mary Jo Nancy Linda W . 'lis fl r my f.i affa Yontz Allen Brown. Burgard Nancy Peggy Julie William Hfp img , we f-,M yg , g it f o r ,Na af N1 1 V3 5 Cotter Darling Uownard Favus Betty Rosamond Judith JudY igliiglk 5. s. , 'I' Cv U J V N- . I fprlx y ,mg .l..1 l if is 'gi 1. 1.1! 'fi X Kavanau h Kerker Leason Lelm Juditg Lynette Diana Wallace xi if : E .:..: Z N' i,,i . cglg l T:r. ,,V. Ei . 1 l,,: ' 'if l 1 iw ,gya :,, ,+TffQfi 3 251.2-ggkl McDowell McEndollar Mullen RusseU Laverne Vanna Craig David V f from-ar: 'Ji '3 at . 5 I, E ij: ' W IL lj, V- We W ess 1.-is i as-ff '2t2- L M it Q Q M- 'J M ' ,M 25:1 X B A46-Q Q Shadid Swiger Warner Wright James Paul Marilyn Wallace ,, ,ni , 4 0 5 I E 5 K 5 2 c 2 Q. . W , .ww A av, ,V-,,M14w ug,u,:,: wi -7 -ffk yi . .f-ff-- , ., v.,., N, 1, 5 M Y ,M V . , 'K ......L., . 017171171 1110111 W 1 4 I 1 Y -.J I0 0 BRAD LENTZ., PRESIDENT 'J' 'N W BOB BUTTGEN, VICE PRESIDENT MR. K. CAMP, ADVISOR STUDE T CO CIL if 31 I - was f, . Q tif S. AIIICHS, sharon Begel, Tom Birney, Pat I 'ff' I I W M iS lzin 3 mx . .. - I sg - dl Birney, Judy Boardman, Betty Bohanon, Pat Bond, Jim Bortel, Jim K r- h. 5 , Day, Sue P' , I Heffern, JoAnne .V-agp llentz, Bob ul' , Q V A Pleasant, Barbara 7 .'45, Snodgrass, Allan Brown , Roberta Q , , H X W -'-vglv' VZKV Q Edwards, Judy i J J A522 ,1 f W . N- .M . . . iwkf K 5 .1 ' kin' fs' sa? Iben , Wayne Ji li .A f -w Lovin, Barbara Regan, Par I ,MAX K qvu. Whightman, Martna ,Y Buttgen, Ellen 2536 -af If Fa vus, Judy Johnson, Janice Martens, Jackie 13' 4:11-W K nigh!! re, Rogers , Kay Williamson, Howard Catcott, Dianne Gouran , Dennis Kall, Terry Peel, Nancy . ,K Jz J 4 Shuck, Leonard '5-A I --45 15 , -. A V J N 'amp Williamson, Martha fri ff I . Clark, Tom Gouran , Pat QA . 4, 'ld . lyk - Kerker, Lynette R S , i 'g a5 5, ..,g:, iF '. .1,ffxi.Lf','g A I , ,,....,,,. , E 1 J Yi K f-' wmv rf.. Peters , Howard -gr 1, 1, Singer , Marian Yonrz , Marlene THE THREE-TIMER directed by Betsy Carr Sitting: Dawne Schmitt and Merry Goodrich Standing: Marilla Sauder, Pat Bohanon, Mary Dee Carver, and Kay Byers. THE SPOTTED MALE directed by Marlene Yontz Seated: Bridgitte Kibler, Janet Kay Linder, Dave Griffith Standing: Sue Feuquay, Barbara Pleasant. -102- J J fs? p N K E 1' .. .4 EVM' r s i 5 7 1 f , , 5 . g V I., . 2 55 X 8 X1 ' ', 9 4 51 B f -R W i 1 I Qfoww THE SILVER STAR OF CHRISTMAS directed by Ron McEndo11ar Seated: Judy Hybarger, Julie Brown Standing: Jim Bond, Vanna McEndo11ar, Kay Rogers, Sharon Reed. BACK ROW: Joyce Roberts, Elsie Schaal, Kay Byers, Janet Karen Linder, Brigette Kibler, Mary Dee Carver, Dave Griffith, Jerry Uirich, Tom Sims, Janet Kay Linder, Judy Hybarger THIRD ROW: Kay Crawford, Sharon Reed, Kay Drysdale, Babs Dike, Penny Chiames, Vivien Rae, Joyce Ridel, Faith Gibson, Sue Feuquey SECOND ROW: Marilla Sauder, Sue Day, Merry Goodrich, Dawne Schmitt, Barbara Sauer, Sandy Senneske, Sharon Hanerhoff, Johnna Pierce, Vanna McEndo11ar FRONT ROW:V Judy Birney, Pat Bohannon, Kay Rogers, Sandy Streeter, Percilla Jacobsen SEATED: Betsy Carr, Barbara Roberts, Mrs. Cameron, Lynn Nickel, Marlene Yontz, Roll McEndo11ar f r 5 Sr T' Y ,Q--Q S USHERS I .. , -. 27 ll S all I f , BACK ROW: Pat Schaede, Sharon Van Sickle, Meta Pettit, Sharon Franzen, Helen Walker, Judy Lambert MIDDLE ROW: Barbara Bastian, Jean Samuelson, Sally Harrigan, Sandra Nieukirk, Judy Downard, Judy Hybarger, Bonnie G lossick FRONT ROW: Betty Simmons, Judy Polak, Rose Murphy, Dorotha Love, Joyce Buell ART SERVICE CLUB ll aj? io CP J -104- BACK ROW: Pat Denny, Bob Triplett, Paul Shirley, Jim Pearson, Raymond Canty, Dan Kellenberger Jim Coe THIRD ROW: Sheri Hines, Sally Parrott, Mary Crandell, Dick James, Garry Fullington, Joe Hutton SECOND ROW: Dennis Barker, Frank Place, Roberta Reed, Joyce Riedel, Babs Diki, Joyce Roberts, Sue Millard FRONT ROW: Mary Fyke, Colette Thompson, Sally Beckett, Gloria Stenstrom, Avis Smith, Laurie Lowder, Glenn Schwartz-Sponsor K 1. x I- 0 P , 7' L.- , 9 a 2 :'7 ., 1 gm z 1 5 , nxsih g 3 ,., 'r, . , : - 'll' , lf f FUTURE NURSES 0F AMERICA Mavis Chann--President, Marty Wightman--Vice President, Judy Green--Secretary, Pat Rogers--Treasurer BACK ROW: Pat Warnke, Carol Planck, Beth Gregoryl, Sharon VanSickle, Sharon Doerr, Marty Wightman, Judy Lauth Charlotte Keyster, Joan Sutter, Barbara VanLan1ng am, Brenda Martin THIRD ROW: Judy Sherry, Ruth Anderson, Judy Lavigne, Sharon Franzen, Betty Jordan, Mary Rufe, Carol Salisbury, Charmaine Miller, Pat Rogers, Priscilla Jacobsen SECOND ROW: Martha Burke, JoAnn Cleesen, JoAnn Jones, Roberta Plattner, Avis Smith, Judy Green, Carol Bartel, Elaine Schroeder, Mavis Chan, Lynn Nickel FRONT ROW: Doris Dixon, Dorothy 0'Brien, Judy Hayes, Kay Rogers, Judy Muzzy, Judy Clanin, Vallarie Sims, Geraldine Wise A 7 0 ,M 'I-1 I ,1 I I If r 1 5 1 5:11 f if --,. A I , If I .6 gp, ,Phi BACK ROW: Rita Perrine, Kay Crawford, Marian Chamberlain, Kay Byers, Margie Pusch, Faith Gibson, Martha Burke Watkins Tammy Pulver Jackie Ross FRONT ROW Marlene Yontz President Donna Herbst Vice President Barbara Kappler Secretary Mary Ann Canty Treasurer 1? 'B I O 4 I 44.0 s cw SECOND ROW: Miss MacDonald, Linda Connett, Charene Feldman, Lois Houlihan, Georgana BACK ROW: Elsie Schaal, JudyaO'Daly, Sharon Davidson, Janice Johnson, Janet Eggerichs, Pat Denny, Pat Falatka, Janet Clark, S ron ranzen, Kenneth Byers FOURTH ROW: Sharon Doerr, Joyce Beck, Cynthia Streeter, Judy Gray, Martha Burke, Sue Feuquay, Karon Kahler, Mary Rufe, Pat Warnke, Lynn Nickel, Ruth Anderson THIRD ROW: Judy Kobler, Mary Blaylock, Judy Lain, Carroll Mae Getz, Carol Swanson, Carol Bartel, Elaine Schroeder, JoAnn Heffern, Faith Gibson SECOND ROW: Jo ce Buell, Pe Wabel, Sall Wabel-President, Mar Ann Waller, Barbara Pleasant, 3' SED' Y Y Beverly Bohlan er, Joan Doug erty, Rosemary Hotovec, Judy Hybarger, Judy lambert, Marcia Stephens FRONT ROW: Vir inia Monier, Secretar :Jud Wainri ht, Doroth O'Brie , G 1 H l , G ' Le 1' Joan McClanahgn, Pat Bodkins, MaryyAnn Camry, Ngarilyn Fostex' H .Y e a os eorgla S le' Y-TEENS BACK ROW: Elsie Schaal, Kay Crawford, Sally Wabel, Joyce Roberts, Pat Warnke, Judy Schilling, Susan Uhlig SECOND ROW: Gayle Halos, Peggy Wabel, Mary Ann Waller, Ellen Sauder, Georgia Leslie, Kama Strum, Merry Goodrich, Kay Drysdale FRONT ROW: Lynn Nickel, Barbara Roberts, Kay Byers, Eileen Roberts HI-Y BACK ROW: Melwyn Hallam, Larry Clasing, Duane Clasing, Roll McEndollar, Bill Thorne, Gary Lelm SECOND ROW: Dow Foley, Gilbert Russell, larry Littrell, Robert Triplett, Dick Miller, Ken Slonneger, Jim Krusa FRONT ROW: Mr. Ed. Miller, Per Filseth, Charles McGonagle, Ron Wabel, Paul l-Ieintz, Eugene Budde, Dave Merritt 08 OFFICE ASSISTANTS BACK ROW: Janet Shaw, Pat McNulty Eleanor Bruner, Judy Thompson, Sandra Kirlin, Barbara Vanlaningham, Suzan Wilcox, Pat Mummert, Joyce Bollman, Ju y Anderson THIRD ROW: Doris Knobiock, Judy O'Day, Betty Johnson, Johnna Pearce, Elaine Trott, Maria King, Deana Herman, Pat Whitus, Julie Brown, Marilyn Foster SECOND ROW: Barbara Kappler, Jackie Reisner, Rita Steffan, Judy Simko, Gretchen Schlosser, Kay Rogers, Arletta King, Judy Birney FRONT ROW: Joan Dean, Betty Atteberry, Jorita McC1anahan, Brenda Riggins, Joan McClanahan, Catherine Sperl, Janice Bruner BACK ROW: Kay Byers, Elsie Schaal, Patsy Denny, Sheri Hines, MaryDee Carver FRONT ROW: Kay Crawford, Rita Steffan, Nancy Jones, Nancy McMachan -109- i II I 2 if M 54 I' ww' B 4 Q as X . x E. ir fav I R it V gr 1.2 f N' ,, V, f' ' , as Q , , . mm,, 3 1 - , .- - - r -' ' Fix ::'i ,L ,' 1: -- H 2I1 L , LVV' S L ,L , ,, V 5 H:-we I f 5 t 2 - H KK ., t , - V .sf N ' rs 5 ' L' ': A s A f P q or . Q Q A? we 1 P f if J I L si 1 KEY CLUB g g 54- , sg-,.g g Q5 t. r if s s K B i - f we ..y V we ft , V L' A Q 1 -L 4 . 1 ,- . A I I ,j Q. ,,4T rs. , Dennis Gouran Greg Harms John Helmick Roger l-leyl MEMBERSHIP PLEDGE I pledge on my honor to uphold the objec- tives of Key Club Internationalg to build my home, school and communityg to serve my Nation and God and. combat all forces which tend to undermine these institutions. Bill Gillingham Brad Ilentz Ken Allen Tom Bliss Jim Bortel Bob Buttgen Jerry Canty Paul Chamberlain Tom Clarke Keith Clark Jim Colwell John Fauser F iz ip, f - H0 fx- , at y t 1 B f 2 , ' ,Q gi, Q ' 'Q'-9,14 l k is tg A' Ex 'sr l i 1 -v i 5 lf ax I Jerry Knobeloch Mike Iarkin Gary Muzzy Stephen Naug su Phil Owen , B ,Q LV s y Howard Peters W is ft i t E M - Z if Jim Roth -B B i f C B 1 :: to J lt' ' 1 Z B B111 5h9PPard B--fd If , as r N-f C gi .IL V, s 2 ' .IV1 f .- , Y -.........-vs r if ,K Harry Short '-W1 V f' ' : ' -- N - f L.', ff- rr,E' ' L l 6igf . ,EX E - A' zlv Q YE f if ,, N' E ft so . lrt f if -ff I . M. mf .EX Q ,,. I Wt, E A -Q X W H W :- 2 'ali 7 REX ,li ft Allen Snodgrass H gl E h - A Jerri-kflrllich . . E' in I U Q2 'Hs I V. fd fd wllllamson L' -rv' 11' Q A lnq l E la- .,.:, 1 4 Q' F Dennis wumor srlls liii W J in Bob Wolcott ' Ak - E 4 9' , , f A 'fxi ' ' , - lf ' '- 44 if Q 110- T Sandra Halverson - President Judy Harmon - Vice President' V Carole Pacey - Secretary ' Audrey Chapai - Treasurer , The Library Club is a service or- ganization composed of students who serve as library assistants for five per- iods each week. This may be during a student's study hall period or before or after school. In addition to keep- ing the library running efficiently, the assistants benefit in learning the full use of library materials. The Club meets once a month for educational and social programs. A party, a picnic, and a field trip are planned each year. N3- BACK ROW: Georgie Burger, Joan Dougherty, Joyce Hensley, David Ewing, Vanna McEndol1ar, Sharon Callahan, Carole Pacey, Judy Hybarger, Vicki Johnson, Linda Mangold, Clark Hughes, Nancy Voss, Dale McReynolds, Kenneth Stanley, Gayle Benz, Nola Byrne, Barbara Bastian FRONT ROW: Mary Ann Waller, Merry Goodrich, Carol Heathcoat, Pat Jones, Linda Travis, Judy Harmon, Audrey Chapai Shir lee Koons -lll FRENCH CLUB I A h I I I U d 'I ,. 0 0 o'4 3 9 p 5 Q ,J Q Q 'QQ- fl Q Q, Lt if ii, ,ff Q I Q-. Dennis Gouran ' ' Treasurer Members of the French Club enjoy Brigitte Kibler - Secretary many meetings and social events during Phil Owen ..... President the year, along with learning more about Marty Wightman - - Vice President France. BASIC RIOW: Marty Wightman, Betsy Carr, Carole Pacey, Ralph Josephsohn, Jim Hubbart, Brigitte Kibler, Bill Miller, Sheila urp y TI-EIRD ROW: Virginia Monier, Nancy Voss, Ruth Anderson, Janet Kay Linder, Ken Slonneger, Mary Rufe, Sharon Reed, Jim riggerman SECOND ROW: Geneva Saville, Lynn Nickel, Ann Marie Mann, Barbara Roberts, Jay Saal, Arol Castros, Greg Christopher FRONT ROW- ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . Lois Houlihan, Delvera Willis, Dorothy O Brien, Diane Rockhill, Pat Bohanon, Barbara Kappler, Jaelene Oard, Betty Atteberry 112- BACK ROW: Pat Falatka, Ron Gehrke, Ellen Buttgen, Gordon Rule, Patsy Denny, Per Filseth, Judy Anderson THIRD: Margaret Kennedy, Roberta Brown, Sharon Hannerhoff, Janet Pierson, Estelle Trilikis, Carolyn Traub, Penny Chiames SECOND ROW: Jackie Reisner, Roberta Platner, Diana Caldwell, Sharon Trotter, Joan Heffern FRONT ROW: Gale Halos, Judy Cleeson, Marian Singer BACK ROW: Jim L. Pearson, Jim Park,,Denis Lamotte, Carol Knapp, Ken Mills, Phil Owen, Jack Mooberry, Ken Allen, Kathy I-lelliwell THIRD ROW: Beverly Bohlander, Karen Bell, Linda Powell, Marjorie Pusch, Dennis Gouran, Lyn Brehmer, Joyce Bollman SECOND ROW: Keith Stone, Peggy Satterfield, Judy Favius, Sharon Linden, Sue Anderson, Vallarie Sims FRONT ROW: Betsy Doughty, Tamara Pulver, Jorita McC1anahan, Janyce Bruner -115 LATIN CLUB N 5 ff SEATED: Greg Harms - President PM Regan ' Vice President The Latin Club is a social and service club STANDING: Caffil Chapman ' Secretary open to those students who are taking or have Jackie Ross - Treasurer had Latin. BACK ROW: Jim Bond, Edwin Cook, Wayne Iben, Lewis Coulson, Terry Lewis, Bill Russell, Herb Buzbee, Kenneth Byers THIRD ROW: Richard Seth, Georgia Leslie, Kama Sturm, Nancy Yontz, Jackie Ross, Shirley Walker, Bob Harrison, Paula Jackson, Judy Lambert, ona Ehlen SECOND ROW: John Curless, Dawne Schmitt, Martha Williamson, Judy Muzzy, Janet Richardson, Bob Chester, Don Shay im Parker, Bill Schaede, Costa Brown J FRONT ROW: Carlos Trapp, Nancy Jones, Diana Leason, Carolyn Bavis, Judy Clanin, Rosemary Hotovec, Barbara Pleasant, lBob Seth BACK ROW: Denny Reeves, Sharon Callahan, Larry Miesse, Tom Bliss, Rodney Sass, Carston Lemkau, John Carver FOURTH ROW: Greg Harms, Carol Chapman, Pat Stock, Pat Warnke, Maureen Murphy, Maureen Wolgemuth, Linda Ehlen, Barbara Vanlaningham, Eldon Schaffer THIRD ROW: David Smith, Ronnie Klawitter, Beth Gregory, Roger Lindstrom, John Schunk, Elaine Trott, Charles Sherman, Janet Eggerich, Doug Morgan SECOND ROW: Raleigh Allen, Brenda Martin, Bob Miller, Dennis Spainhour, Kay Byers, Gary Campbell, Pat Rogers FRONT ROW: Judy Zimmerman, Nancy Hanson, Dora Anthony, Geraldine Wise, Linda Connett BACK ROW: Richard Latvaitis, Bob Jolliff, Ed Derry, Pat Regan, Gary Christenson, Larry Clasing, Terry Perkins FOURTH ROW: Dean Hainline, Judy Blunck, Jerry Catt, Maria King, Kay Drysdale, Bob Brown, Steve Roehrig, Lois Dirkse THIRD: Doug LeGrande, Laurie Lowder, Barbara Sauer, Gordon Pence, Jim Martin, Dick Chance, Bob Lentz, Carol Radmacher SECOND ROW: Judie Raber, Jim Manshardt, Steve Preston, Judy Lavigne, Kay Rogers, Barbara Wiggins, Darrell Bartel, Bill Greenleaf, Bill Potter FRONT ROW: Ronnie Hazzer, Judy Birney, David Huddart, Pat Birney, Sandy Streeter, Janet Horne, Ellen Sauder -115- r c V I Carol Applen , Morristeen Archibald I Patricia Bodkins a t S, ,',' i 'Q a V S K kg: I , M3IIh3 Bl11'kC 5 S W It X T t H Nola Byrn f V 'st th Q Douglas Carolus ar U S do J A , Jim Carver 4 -E W., My Ioan Dougherty M, 1 ' I i yy lwL 9 . , M ' 1 at E y yy A Q au sf 59.5, Sharon Davidson y 'fi' Ted rms rr rr t S 1 4 f My -V ' S Tommy Hawkins 13 1 rl I ..r,. f d ' I Bill Hammond 'r,r : . , ., Denis Lamotte , K . Q Q , : Q h ,QF VK ,I H Judy Lain ' ' 'T' V by Sandra Mixell I ' ' rh ,Z ,v.rQ' its '55 Mike McMullen f S it :-f --- . 'ifrfiifs . Sue Mathisen f - s .f 553335 E r I 9 E I l i 1 5 r L r p P PAN AMERICAN CLUB r. N y N ,W Q V ' ' Q! rr ' . ' L fg: ,-'.. l i d 5 , 4 ' I if S 'i A V : K ' , rrr ! f 11' 1 'r r il p g President Vice President Cathy sped Bob Schlosser Secretary Treasurer Carol Cannaday Iuaflifa B611 This Club composed of Spanish students is spon- sored by Miss Avis Perdew. 4.35 75 Rolly Nelson Q K X Sharon Nordstrom 'Q -hAlh ,B Rita Perrine .s i , Ronald Renken -:-' is 'V:i i W l ,rf, P' Fletcher Reynolds A e,b 5 Q i 5 Betty Saylor Bill Schilling Gretchen Schlosser Mary Smilee Bob Thompson Carolyn Trimble Margaret Trimble 1 T Ray Ve lpel S sns. -sv Tomi Wi lkey Roscoe York Q, ' E . .. W , ,, - 5215. 'if' , ' , 'T 4' - 1, ' 'Q f , H ,, V' W are ' , ,gig-mia? 'rt A 116- ,. . 7 - 1 rf- ywdr 5:55. Z W . T 1 t - wg. gp - . --'man ei E it at K -, T V In ,kv,-- 'f,- W M -4 'cgi rs 'TV-31.3 ' ,, Y sf yiigsefg s v. -1. T , 35539 r - , , 3, ' ' ,' :. ini' Y .5 T I, Q , 9155, th ' wp 2--V ' sf if A W PROJECTION CREW BACK ROW: Carl Reichel, Denlsily Reeves, Tom Sims, larry Clasing, Duane Clasing, Melwyn Hallam, Bill Thorne, Robert Lee, Phil Pilkington, ike McMullen THIRD ROW: Dean Hainline, Paul Schlobohm, Lonnie Gregory, Dave Smith, Bill Greeson, Danny Bessler, Ben Bra inard, Terry Perkins SECOND ROW: Chuck Sutton, Herb Buzbee, Dennis Colb, Steve Briggerman, George Marks, Jean Eyre, Carol Planck, Pat Schaede FRONT ROW: Mr. Miller-Sponsor, Linda Powell, Joyce Johnson, Janet Richardson, Judy Green, Barbara Pleasant STAGE CREW David Ewing, Bruce Johnson, Charles Bastian, Don Bollinger, Kenneth Walters Bill Baxter, Allen Snodgrass, Carl Gross, Mike Larkin -9115 1 ,as QQ' - f. Q Q Y 'rf A S Carl Abegg A X N Q J zi. Q X QQ Marilyn Allen i J 'S iff' G A Y WW A ebUfY f .Q ' ,A Q1-',.V: E E? 'Z' -' l ' ' 1 Donald Baffel A A Jo ' A : i A tooo f S Joy Benz Q , X I CQ 5, Josephine Boesch ..f?'fa. A Q Ethel Bradway A if Q Q' f A A A Judith Brandow .. Q Q-,F ' S3 A QQQ 93 5 Q John Breitenoeder V A N fi ' S 7 , A F Julia Bri erman Q Vy if Q QS Ianetgirockmeyer rrt 1 Q Sa d'a BW fi' f X in .fh:g .: -'.1 'L'A: ' H Q Mary Ann Canty 5 -1 . Juanita Carter an A h' , 'av C ' Keith Clark Q Q Q we Gary Fullington . J ' Ruth Gibson S Q y x, y,..anaa Q QQQ f Roger Hanson 141 J 1 it Q ,gag Q S QQ M - Q John Harris Y ' fy ' ' NX Leslie Hoadley Ta n vw rig, Q Emily Johnson Michael Larkin Q QM- Judith LeGrande . E f J' 1 O S Marilyn Lehmann r it vt NATIONAL LEADERSHIP SCHOLARSHIP NATIONAL Brad Lentz HW sggy Karen Lisle .3 3 Martin McCuskey ZH QX6 Marilyn Minor Y 6 John Murphy 5 I-Q Gary Muzzy K Tom Purple 'J Ioan Reinhart 'il Mary Rufe Marilla Sauder X J M Q, Judith Smith ,,,-,,,, T ',-'- 1:5 1 - i Ron Smith Bettie Stotler J ' Gary Tippett Pi C Marilyn Tribe A Marileah Turner Betty Voss Richard Ulrich li Sally Wabel Lawrence Waldon Janet Watton -1l8- Barbara Woodruff Robert Young HONOR SOCIETY W if fl 3 4 J lg Pk? af. -'gi ..-f 4 I -Ji 2 , Q I QE 1 SERVICE CHARACTER C Q QQQQQ Q1 . , 'V' Q .i 1 V ai. A A A ,Ki fx NW . , ' K -.. WH xx A i Q 'X' Q ' 3' f Q y -3 t 'QX QQQQQ J ,. ,, Q Q Q Q ,,Q nlir , ' f h . rff A an 4 ' Y! , it' JQ Q Q -' - 21-A fi' Err -+-or John Breitenoeder -Va ledictorian 'HSV 'idly' Y Brad Lentz-Valedrctorran BACK ROW Tom Clarke Carol Planck Pam Fauss STANDING Judy Cremeens Janet Kay Linder Martin McCuskey Paul Kuster Bob Wolcott Paul Chamberlain Jim Sturm SEATED Donna Herbst Pat Bohanon Robbin Lund Betsy Carr Iohnna Pearce Karen Lisle FRONT ROW Sandra Williams Barb Lovin Roberta Plattner Nancy McMachan Judy Hayes Marlene Yonrz Q x Judy Cremeens Class Editor ff Xie, if X Carol Barrel 35' I x Y' pat B01-lation Penny Chiames. 1 'Q7 f K 'fA. A ,rs , . X SH Karen Lisle Editor in Chief .l 1-df ...-ani' Miss Florence Courtright lim Corley Advisor Sports Editor X, 'J ' ..,+ff ' 2 Sharon Hoep fner LEW:-. ,jr J . x . , rf 'Z is ff is ri .'5 ! i 5' Kai' Keuenbefgef Barbara Pleasant Sharon Powley Vivien Rae wr y1 r f 1 fs .P ,-- E 3 S i E E F, T U , f : 5 fa- x. -, .:rSS::'?91'?5frsZf-'-vii ' I ' V fi 422' 2? fffszwsisimiififk? y , - , Barbara Roberts Dennis Spainhour Joan Sutter Nancy Yontz Larry Zarley 120- I Bob Wolcott Business Manager W - if I 'Q ' .A x- i X, R 'V N, , Judy Haves Secretary RQ Lyn Brehmer Diana Caldwell 1-or 'f?' Janet Kay Linder Barbara Lovin Betsy Carr Advertising Manager' Mr. Kenneth Bushman Advisor '9 N ,-of -C' 1 Judy Edwards Robbin Lund 3 ,NZ 13' Becky Phillips Pat Wallenfang Roberta Plattner 43 is Nr' L r-Wn K. . Gayle Halos Terry Perkins OBSERVER EDITORS MISS BETTY DRAKE MARTIN MCCUSKEY PAUL KUSTER Editorial Advisor Editor-in-Chief Spgrtg Editor OBSERVER BUSINESS MANAGERS fWSSS - 'H ' vs, : M E. ....:' ' A V f K- MR. ANDREW HOEFLIN NANCY MCMACHAN MARLENE YONTZ Business Advisor Business Manager Advertising Manager onsznvsn EDITQRIAI. STAFF BACK ROW: Ronald Klawitter, John Schunk, Dwight Broadstone, Ken Mills, Paul Kuster, Garry Muzzy, Martin McCusky SECOND ROW: Bill Connett, Joy Benz, Sally Wabel, Lois Dirkse, Sharon Doerr, Jim Sturm, Penny Chiames FRONT ROW: Miss Drake, Betty Stickle, Sandra Williams, Johnna Pearce, Nancy McMachan, Jim Manshardt OBSERVER BUSINESS STAFF BACK ROW: Maria King, Janice DeCroix, Brenda Lewey, Cynthia Streeter, Marlene Yontz, Faith Gibson, Tomi Wilkey MIDDLE ROW: Arletta King, Gale Preston, Steve Briggerman, Gretchen Schlosser, Nancy McMachan FRONT ROW: Mr. Hoeflin, Donna Herbst, Sharon Hanerhoff, Paula Jackson, Tammy Pulver -123 Pam Fauss SCIENCE Mary Ann Canty Io Ann Jones Diana Caldwell PREF ECT S p Aa Carol Planck .Q , f Y Q' .H . Q 'K Mary Rufe x i Q I ke, . W, , Q? 1 Diane Rockhill Judy Kobler W X ,, .3 , A 4 P y SCIENCE CLUB BACK ROW: Ed Bohanon, Ronny Klawitter, Roger Lindstrom, Larry Miesse, Dick James MIDDLE ROW: Kay Byers, Elaine Schroeder, Diane Rockhill, Jim Beedle, Darrel Knobloch FRONT ROW: Judy Kobler, President, Pat Bergevin, Vice President, Lynn Nickel, Secretary, John Schunk, Treasurer -124- OFFICE OCCUPATIONS BACK ROW: Saundra Strickler, Betty Abbott, Peggy I-Iulick, Sharon Douglas, Mary Davey, Inge Regele, Carla Unes, Judv Brandow, Becky Phillipp, Pat erkins MIDDLE ROW: Sandra Workman, Miriam Ganss, Elizabeth Scott, Nancy Jones, Lurinda Hilburn, Shelby Gillian, Leslie Hoadley, Judy Perry FRONT ROW: Nancee Myer, Judy McLoughlin, Erna Hanson, Donna Doss, Judity Nichols Sue Crickmore, Kaffie Sullivan, Carol Cannaday, Janice Johnson, Judy Gray, Nila Miller, Myrna Thomas BACK ROW: Mr. E. Edelbrock-Director, Jim Park, Ronny Gehrke, Bob Wolcott THIRD ROW: Ronald Bieber, Delores Shaner, Carol Knapp, Denis lamotte, Kaffie Sullivan, Myrna Thomas, Darrell Barrel Douglas LeGrande, Fred Schwab SECOND ROW: Jay Saal, Shirley Walker, Judy Thomason, Loretta Hilburn, Bill Dahl, Dow Foley, Brenda Martin, Judy Lavigne FRONT ROW: Dick James, Ken Mills, Dick Chance, Pat Rogers, Judy Greenhood BAND Wood-wind Trio: Joy Benz, Jim Hubbart, Dick James -126- ENSEMBLES Flute Trio: Carolyn Trimble, Betsy Doughty, Joy Benz BACK ROW: Brad Lentz, Judy Raber, Pat Gouran, Bob Lentz, Roland Scott, Allan Armentrout THIR i .... . D ROW. Jim Martin, Rosie Darling, Joe VanKerkhove Jim Upchurch Kenny Dirks Ed Augspur er Barr Ri ' , . V , g .- y ggms Wayne Poland, Francis Baker, Bob Skillman, Ken Slonneger, Fred Durdel, Dennis Wilmot SECOND ROW: Ronny Kellenberger, Jim Hussey, Ben Brainard, Jerry Ulrich, Myron Dagley, Terry Perkins, Pat Warnke, Julia Waterfield, Roberta Plattner FRONT ROW: Jim Hubbart, Sue Crickmore, Larry Guy, Carolyn Trimble, Betsy Doughty, Joy Benz T 'Q ,Q if 1 ' E' , fy? vo -S Q 1 P , , f 'x FifSfC1afiUelQuafm2 SaI51aphonliaEIlZeml?Zrr Perkins Jerr Ulrich Jim Husse Ken Mills, Dick Chance, Pat Rogers, Jay Saal Won 3 Y' Y ' Y ' Y Bass Sextet: Darrell Bartel Doug LeGrande Judy Lavigne Brad Lentz Kenny Dirks Ken Slonneger 1 L14 11.7 3 35,3--fx' 1 D 1 Soloists: wood wind Quintet: Standing: Doug LeGrande, Ken Slonneger, Ken Mills Dick Chance, Jim Hubbart, Roberta Plattner, Brenda Martin, Brad Lentz, Dick James, Ronald Kellenberger Betsy Doughty Seated: Darrell Barrel, Brenda Martin 5 Q , . 5 Q -128- Drum Ensemble: Iudie Raber, Ron Gehrke, Jim Park, Pat Gouran, Bob Lentz String Quartet: Jim Briggerman, Ellen Sauder, Jim , , , , , Manghgrdt, Marina Sauder Piano Trio: Gayle Halos, Vernon Martin, Lois Drrkse Violin Duet: Ellen Sauder, Sue Emmons -129- 5 E 3 STRING QUARTETTE: Vernon Martin, Francis Dirkse, Lois Dirkse, and Betsy Carr. BACK ROW: James -Park, Bob Skillman, Ken Slonneger, Darrell Bartel, Doug LeGrande, Fred Schwab, Bob bentz, Ron Scott THIRD ROW: Betsy Carr, Marilla Sauder, Brad bentz, Judy Lavigne, Dow Foley, Lois Dirkse, Jim Manshardt, David Stroemer SECOND ROW: Jim Briggerman, Ken Mills, Dick James, Jim Hubbart, Steve Preston, Clifford Gunter FRONT ROW: ' Vernon Martin, Hope Davis, Betsy Doughty, Joy Benz, Ellen Sauder, Sue Emmons Sharon Davidson 'awww ,,f 'Q d if h rx lanet Kay mn 6 Clava' a ' D09 Mc mi owen, ww Hales . P BACK ROW: Jim Stein, Pat Thomas MIDDLE ROW: Charles Steenrod, Pat Stock, John Carver FRONT ROW: Chuck Salisbury, Janet Kay Linder, Carolyn Williams, Carolyn Averett Jo-helen Ulrich ill f? ,M 1 Carolyn Williams Jo-helen Ulrich Janet K. Linder Carolyn Averette Pat Stock Pat Thomas Jim Stein Charles Steenrod John Carver Chuck Salisbury MASTER CHOIR BACK ROW: Janet Kay Linder, Charlotte Keyster, Carole Pacey, Phil Owen, Fred Moritz, Jim Stein THIRD ROW: Sharon Sakash, Janice DeCroix, Carol Salisbury, Carol Chapman, Tom Sims, Robert Lee, Ted Evans SECOND ROW: Kay Crawford, Jo-helen Ulrich, Lois Nevitt, Bill Baxter, John Gibson, Larry Littrell, Phil Pilkington FRONT ROW: Jackie Nichols, Carolyn Williams, Karen Hanson, Ron Flexer, Roll Nelson, Jerr Duncan Y Y ?-1 '52 H aapwf' BOYS' CHOIR BACK ROW: Lewis Coulson, Roll McEndo1lar, David Karr, William Dixon, Jesse Fowler, Gus Singleton, Bob Jolliff, Doug langholz, Bill Murphy, Bob Dale THIRD ROW: Ed Bohanan, Jim Sylvester, Larry Burgess, Leroy Hill, David Monohon, Paul Phillips, Charles Noe, Ron Wabel, Ray Greenslitt SECOND ROW: Bill Potter, Pat Murphy, Gerold Catt, Paul Heintz, Gordon Pence, Bill Cutter, David Ewing, Clarence Haynes, Will Barlow FRONT ROW: Dennis Krulac, Ronnie Fleming, Dick Pfaffmann, Nelson Willis, James Bosserman, Jerry Warren, Bob Chester BACK ROW: Chuck Steenrod, Don McClanathan, Dave Downs, Bruce Miller, Mike Conner, Mary Herman, Judy Lauth, Vivien Rae, Marilyn Morgan THIRD ROW: Bill Miller, Robert Waller, Jim Hazel, Norman Jaeger, Pat Thomas, Marcia Stephens, Pat Stock SECOND ROW: Chuck Johnson, Bob Chamberlain, Chuck Salisbury, Barry Amos, Pat Warnke, Ruth Anderson, Tomi Wilkey FRONT ROW: Robert Triplett, Jack Hayes, Bud Livingston, Judy Hayes, Carol Bartel, Barbara Ewing GIRLS CHOIR 2333 BACK ROW: Janice Mazingo, Valarie Bart, Judie Cable, Brigitte Kibler, Janet Pierson, Martha Burke, Gladys McCall MIDDLE ROW: Nora Kelly, Sue Feuquay, Betty Jordan, Estelle Trilikis, Linda Jones, Marcia Coltrin, Carol Radmacher FRONT ROW: JoAnn Cleesen, Karon Kahler, Nadine McDonald, Judy Samms, Marian Chamber lam, Roberta Smith BACK ROW: Terry Peck, Ronnie Tribe, Carol Chapman, larry Miesse, Jane Lisk, Jim Kelsey, Mary Crandell MIDDLE ROW: Kay Crawford, Colette Thompson, Gloria Wright, Jerry Wise, Linda Connett, Judy Thomas, Beverly Morris FRONT ROW: Tamara Pulver, Sandy Senneske, Bonnie Sarver, Kathleen Williamson, Carol Salisbury. Sue York. Marilee Price A CAPELLA r at-,Wag 'V -.. ,e-v. R - t ff' +5 LETTERMEN'S CL B LEFT ROW:- Mr. Don Matthews, Jerry Sullivan, Ken Mills, Lyle Hill, Paul Shirley, Chuck Walgemuth, Joe Rislus, Bob Hubbard Mel Bower - MIDDLE RQw:, Bob Vilt, Bob Thompson, 'Carson Lemkau, Martin McCuskey, Howie Williamson, Adrian Weber, Phil Pilkington, Jack Patterson, Mike Mitchell, Joe Livingston, aul Russell, Dick Skamarack RIGHT ROW: Mr. Gross, Ben Stickling, Jim Jone s, Bill Sheppard, Carl Russell Harry Short, Garry Paulson, Gary Osar, Leonard Shuck, Jim Pearson, Mr. Correll, Bill Gillingham ,f-M. LEFT ROW: John Fauser, Mickey Boggs, Jim Carrithers, Rex Carter, Keith Clark, Bob Buttgen, Ray Rose Perry Broughton, Dow Foley , MIDDLE ROW: Ron Allen, Jim Cook, Jim Hubbart, Tom Clark, Gary Muzzy, Jim Colwell, Gregg Harms, Bill Brian, Ro er Heyl ,,,, RIGHT ROW: Mr. Boucher, Advisor, Ken Allen, Jerry Knobloch, Bob Doss, Mlke Larkin, Marian Lampkin, John Helmick, Douglas LeGrande, Dave Cummins, Billy Cutter -136- I BACK ROW: Mike Larkin, Carston Lemkau, Tom Clarke B ll Gillingham Chuck N , Dennis Wilmot, Ken Slonneger MIDDLE ROW: Fletcher Reynolds Jim Jones Jay Saal Greg Harms Charles Sherman Mr. Matthews FIRST ROW: Bill Bryant. Bob Schlosser Danny Culp WUHS. CROSSCOUNTRY The Woodruff Cross Country squad had a successful season in the sense that the young team gained invaluable experience in preparation for next years cinder battles. Individual honors were won by Bill Gillingham who took first place, time after time, while the team held its om. Coach Matthews is looking forward to next year with great expectations. W.H.S. W.H-S. W.H.S. iigx W.H.S. Gfilhi xox ggw Af' W.H.S. vi img W.H.S. W.H.S. .I X z , sfq w.H.s. Central Invitational Illini Conference District i Q 3 BACK ROW: Jim Carrithers, Dick Detweiler, Paul Chamberlain, Jim Pearson, Bob Broman, Bob Fogelsong, Gary Osar, Dennis Crotty, Paul Russell, Joe Livingston, Lepnard Shuck THIRD ROW: Coach Boucher Joe Risius, Jim Hulbarh Peny Brmihtom PaulRusseH, gohn Fauser, Keith Clark, Ray Rose, Bob Buttgen, LeRoy Lincoln, Gary Biunk, Coach ross SECOND ROW: Gary Paulson Mike Mitchell, Ken Allen, Bob Hibbard, Howard Williamson, Roger Heyl, Bi l Drysdale, Garry Muzzy, Jack Patterson FRONT ROW: Bob Thompson, Manager: Jerry Edenburn, Bill Shelton, BOb Doss, John Helmick, Greg Short, Bob Triplett, Ron Allen, Manager TRI CAPTAIN S Bob Bu ttgen Ful l back The Woodruff Warriors having completed the season with a 9-0-l record reign for the last time as City, Greater Peoria and Illini Champs. It was the second undefeated season in three years for Coach Boucher's crews. Among their accomplishments were the 7-7 deadlock with Man- ual and a I3-I2 victory over Central. The seniors ended their high school career by elect ing Joe Risius and Mike Mitchell as next year's co-captains. -158- John Fauser Keith clark Tackle Guard Mike Mitchell Jim Carri thers Roger I-Ieyl Tackle Full back Quaterback I W HPPIOR JimcHUIibaft Joe Lixiingston en ef Cen er Scores Jim Pearson H al fback W.H.S. I3 Tilden Tech 7 W.H.S. I9 Galesburg I3 W.H. S. I3 Peoria Central I2 W.H.S. 54 Canton I2 W.H.S. 27 Svalding I2 W.lI.S. 'IO Limestone 0 W.H.S. 7 Manual 7 W.H.S. 39 Kewanee 0 W.H.S. IIII East Peoria 0 W.H.S. I9 Pekin I3 Lerog Iaincoln n Ken Allen Halfback Perry Broughton Tackle Carl Russell End Jack Patterson Guard wi ii. Rai Rose Quar erback Paul Russell End Garry Muzzy Tackle Joe Risius Halfback Gary Paulson Halfback BACK ROW: Rolly Nelson, Lyle Hill, Ron Tribe, Tom Tanner, Lanny Garrett, Tom Hierman, Lester Elliot Ml DLE ROW: C ,ch En l b ht J' Y k G M th' R I h B ' t l B'lI Sh lt Bob Doss, Jog? Helm?cE,rTgm Ward? Rgieighagileg, R333ondaCgnty:IBog Witt e on' FRONT ROW: Dennis Spainhour Mgr., Fred Steidel, Eddie Gleason, Bob Fahey, Jim Roth, Ron Feldman, Jim Tower, Jim ordon, Cecil Brown, Doug Morgan Mgr. Freshmgn Sgphomore Football BACK ROW: Wallace Lelm, Doug Langholz, Carl Harris, Jerry Pilkington, Pat Regan, Ray Valp Scott Cleaver, Tom Walton, Oskar Haschke, Vic Skaggs. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Mallory: Coach, Ron Wabel, Joe VanKerkhove, Bill Cummins, Jim Means, Aldo Hilton, John Shurtz, Wayne Iben, Iran Foster, Larry Everett, Bill Carter, A. J. Martin, Chuck Bentl , Wayne Morris: Assistant Coach I - FRONT ROW: John Byrne, Jack Rogers, Bob Harrison, Bill Schaede, Jim Kelsey, Tom Kohrs, Dennie Krulac, Gordon Pence, Benny Brehmer: Manager. I 4 Ai? Joe Risius says HHe's coming homen to the W.H.S. homecoming as he bulls his way through a host of Irish defenders. Lineman Mike Mitchell makes an attempt to waylay several would be tacklers. 'Go gettum warriors.n These seem to be the words said by Carl Russell, Keith Clark, Perry Broughton, and Jim Carrithers as they rush into assist Jack Patterson John Fauser and Jack Patterson ride nShotgunn for speedy Bob Buttgen as he is smothered by a ngangn of Spalding players. Teammate Gary Paulson gets a horizontal view of the play. -142- who has just downed an East Peoria ball carrier. nStep asideln advises half-back Joe Risius as he proves that a Limestone tackler certainly isn't an immovable object. John Fauser in the rear and Keith Clark in the foreground back up the hard running Risius' drive. And that is the game! This pass to end Carl Russell over the outstretched hands of Manual defender meant the tying touchdown and eventually the City and Greater Peoria Championships. BACK ROW: John Gunter, Jim Colwell, Dick Skamarak, Norman Jaeger MIDDLE ROW: Kenny Dirks, Dick Miller, Jewel Moyers FRONT ROW: Dave Cummins, Marion Lampkin, Robert Vilt Intramural Football AWARDS Jack Hill This year Garry Muzzy won the Jack Hill trophy for the most improved player of the year. John Garry Muzzy W-.fd U gg? . 2 S Fauser Don Shaver John Fauser was awarded the Don Shaver Memorial trophy for being the outstanding blocker and tackler on the football squad. I aww! 2 BACK ROW: Mike Larkin mgr. John Anderson, Gary Paulson, Jim Pearson, Bob Wolcott, Jim Colwell, Gary Blunck, Joe Risius, Mr. Correll FRONT ROW: Dave Cummins, Dick Skamarak, John Fauser, Keith Clark, Ray Rose, Marion Lamp ki n, Marion Lampkin, Jerry Sullivan W :H S Although winning only six of their twenty-four games Q Q 0 . . . n . the warriors analn lived up to the name of Giant KIll6FSn by playing their best games against highly ranked opponents V This years team was a young one mainly composed of Juniors BASKETBALL John Fauser Forward The Seniors brought honor to themselves and the school when Keith Clark and John Fauser were elected to the all city team Nonmal Cathedral Spalding East Peoria Kewanee Alumnae Canton Manual MacArthur Pekin Galesburg Glasford Lamphier East Peoria Central Monmouth Manual Central Abington Macomb Princeton Limestone Spalding Limestone Regional Tournament Glasford ffiz. ff X333-52 cf! xii? f g L 3 In this panoramic view of the game we see Jim Pearson, Keith Clark with the ball, Dick Skamarak in the rear, and John Fauser, as well as the entire Pekin team. W I RS i 0 Forward Keith Clark does battle with two Pekin opponents for a rebound as Jim Pearson and John Fauser look on. ACTIO Warriors Keith Clark, John Fauser, Dick Skamarak, and Ray Rose charge for a loose ball. John Fauser drives through two Pekin defenders for a basket as his teammates watch from behind. -147 SOPHMORE BASKETB LL FIRST ROW! Chuck Bently, John Helmick, Tom Bliss, Rocky York, John Carver, Bill Cummins, Jim York, Jim Jones. BACK ROW: John Byrn, mgr., Costa Brown, Tom Begel Ted Evans, Dale Bargeman, Ray Velpel, Scott Cleaver, Wayne Iben, Mr. Bouchen FRESHMAN BASKETBALL BACK ROW: Ed Cook, Pat Regan, Scot Cleaver, Tom Wotton, Ray Velpel, Wayne lben John Schurtz FRONT ROW: Russell Van Dyke, Chuck Bently, Jack Rogers, Gary Christensen, Bill Commins, Al Hilton, Dick Jones, Bob Harrison -148- ,.I 5 ii? BACK ROW: Bob Buttgen Jack Ward, LeRoy Lincoln Doug Kavanaugh FRONT ROW: Bob Vllt Dick Miller, Jon Clark, Dean Fllnn JR' SR. INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPS FRESH. SOPH. BACK ROW: Ron Burton, Chuck Wolgemuth, Captain, Ron Tribe, John Gibson FRONT ROW Bob Robinson, John Curless, Dave Bibb, Gerry Wise . ,.,,g5,, JZ I all BQCICIRQW: Bob Buttgen, LeRoy Lincoln, Jack Ward, Doug Irwin, Dennis Wilmont, Roger Heyl, I emm . MIDDLE ROW: Albert Maxwell, Bill Schilling, Paul Kuster, Dick Skamarak, Coach, Jim Cunningham, Carl Russell FIRST ROW: Cheerleaders! Grant Logan, Howard Peters, Brad Lentz, Pat Gouran, Bill Derry, Ron Geh rke INTER CLASS TOURNAMENT The third and fourth place teams battle it out in the con sol ation game PLACES Tom Begel, Paul Reams, Tom Carter, Jim Jones, I Dean Flynn, Jim Hubbart, Bill Sheppard. 4 I -1 50- 0 2nd FRESHMEN 3rd SOPHOMCRES 4th .IUNIORS Ali. .ills K ROW: Lyle Hill, Greg Short, Bill Drysdale Ralph Josephson Bob Brohman Bob Fogelsong, Lanny Garrett, Bill Shelton Bob Doss Adrian Weber T RD ROW: Charlie Gross, Advisor, Jim Husse Bob Matthews Tim Means Per Filseth, Cecil Brown, Oscar Haske, Dan nobloch Jim Roth Dave Knob och Morris OND ROW: Tom Keown, Harry Short, Mike Mitchell Paul RusseH Gary Osar Hibbart, Ken Allen, Dow Foley NT ROW: Bill Greenleaf, Billy Cutter Pllklngton Ben Stlckln Jim Cook, Doyg LeGrande Lamphier Canton Rock Falls Sterling - Limestone ' Central Manual Streator Moline Rock Island Central Pekin Richwoods Canton Galesburg East Peoria Pekin East Peoria Richwoods Galesburg Limestone Manual Illini Conference Pekin District W.H.S WRESTLING .... J,-v x , ,O . i K 1 f I J :sen ' sw, ' BACK ROW: Mike Larkin, Bob Kahler, Dick Skamarack, Stauffer, Tom Correll, Coach MIDDLE ROW: Jerry Key, Jay Finchum, Ken Chew, John Ga rretson, Jack Geers, Bruce Simpson FRONT ROW: Ron Burton, Manager: Jim Moushen, Rogcr Hendrickson, Dick Brooke, Bernie Arterburn, Chuck Vfifi Sify Baseball Scores W.H.S. 26 Princeville 0 W.H.S. 9 Manual 9 W.H.S. 8 E. Peoria 5 W.H.S. I0 Glasford 2 W.H. S. I3 Limestone 6 W.H. S. ll Manual I0 W.H.S. I Galesburg 2 W.H.S. 3 Canton ll W.H.S. 5 E. Peoria 2 W.H.S. II Limestone 6 W.H.S. I0 Canton 6 W.H.S. I Spalding 3 W.H.S. 7 Spalding 9 Central Farmington 8 W.H.S. 9 W.H.S. 9 I0 W.H.S. 2 Pekin I0 W.H.S. 6 Glasford ll W.H.S. 'I Centnal IO District Tournament W.H.S. 0 Manual 5 vl52- Vuko . Jim Colwell, Lenni Fauser, Bob Heyl, Jim Wal gemu th, Manager Bob Garretson Pitcher Fi rst Base Jim Hendrickson Bernie Arterburn 3rd Base 0utField The boys who composed last years diamond crew, under the ver capable coaching of Mn Correll, finished the year with a near 500 season. The team played a much better game than the statistics show as they lost most of their games by only one or two runs. With several regulars returning and a good crop of Freshman and Sophmore players coming up, Mr. Correll is looking forward to a very successful season. VARISITY BASEBALL Lennie Stauffer X. 'S ' J k G znd Base a. ournfieid Q . . ac ears Q.-5 I bv Pitcher A 3rd J l 'T 4,4 . e .-gpsalssls ' i -LEP? t A , John Fauser Base Pitcher 8 0utField l -155 x . ,ua T l Dick Brooke Shortstop 8 3rd Base l Jerry Key 0utField Frosh. Soph. Baseball 0utField BACK ROW: Roger Clemmer, Assistant Coach, Ted Evans, Tom Bliss, John Helmick, Leonard Shuck Gary Blunk, Tom Sapp, Jack Mallory, Coach MIDDLE ROW: Rocky York, Gary Paulson, Tom McKune, Bill White, Ron Tribe, Dennis Lehman, Gary Fyke FRONT ROW: George Sheley Manager: Jim York, Jerry Wise, Jim Roth, Ron Allen, Ed Atkins l i154- LAST ROW: Jim Cunningham, Stanley Rush, Lee Giles, Duane Clasing, Chuck Berquist, Bob Waller, larry Clasing MIDDLE ROW: Bob Chamberlain, Paul Chamberlain, A1 Maxwell, Bruce Johnson, Carl DeBoer, Allen Maxwell FRONT ROW: Bob Branson, Bob Mathews, Cliff Francis, Carsten Lemkau, Dave Durdel Intramural Bowling BACK ROW: Bob Kipp, Jack Mooberry, Ivan Foster, Ronald Bieber, Ronald Armstrong, Charles MCGonagle, Lynn Smith MIDDLE ROW: Tom Keown, Louis Johnson, Bill Russell, Greg Harms, Gene Budde, Jay Saal, Ron Burton FRONT ROW: Fred Lourie, Steve Roehrig, Chuck Sherman, lawerence Johnson, James McWilliams, Carlos Trapp fr' tiff CHEERLEADERS Judy Birney, Judy Cleesen, Joleen Clayton, Jaelene Oard, Janine Ball, Janet England, Nancy Reed, Vallarie Sims, Judy Simko 156- ,. r X .ii BACK ROW: Eugene Creamer, Manager: Bob Buttgen, Keith Clark, Bob Walcott, Dennis Wilmont, LeRoy Lincoln, Mel Bower, Trainer: John Wilkinson, Coach FIRST ROW: Dave Wightman, Larry Gordon, Bob Dawson, Fred Elmore, Dennis Davies, Ken Clark W.H.S. TRACK SQUAD Last years track squad was outstanding not only because it had more than its share of individual stars but also because it was a well rounded team working for team victories. Among some of their victories were Greater Peoria, Normal Relays, Illini, and Woodruff Invitational Championships This year we are hoping for an equally successful season by the cinder crew. ,.9 Washburn-Low Point East Peoria Nxi, Pekin Peoria District Greater Peoria Kewanee Relays Davenport Relays ' K Normal Relays Illini W.H.S. Invitational 37 35 W.H W.H W H 2nd Ist 2nd 3rd Ist lst lst .S. IOI .S. 8I .S. 83 Place Place Place Place Place Place Place Paul Moore V I 1 ? LM, H W Bill Gilling Dave Wightman Ed Moll Bob Dawson Bob Buttgen Q... 9 Ll FROSH. SOPHQ kwa use' TRACK BACK ROW: Mr. Wilkinson, Mr. Gross, Bob Creamer MIDDLE ROW: Marion Lamkin, Tom Keown, Lyle Hill, Ron Allen, Cecil Brown,Bill Hammond Jim Bartholomew FIRST ROW: Fred Moritz, Jim Pearson, Ron Garner, Carsten Lemkau, Wayne Mammen 592226: ' -f 5 , nr 3 wifi? Q wig? T ' 'GEM' We Jerry Knobeloch, Bill Sheppard, Ken Allen, Leroy Vilt, Martin Mccuskey, Norman westerdahl, Byron McCormick, Coach Sl TENNIS TEAM The W.H.S. Tennis team, while only winning two matches, gave an exceptional account of themselves in conference competition. The team played such schools as Bloomington, Pekin, and our old rival, Central. Mr. McCormick, the coach, predicts a highly successful season this year. W.H.S. vs W.H.S. vs W.H.S. vs W.H.S. vs 1 W.H.S. vs W.H.S. vs W.H.S. vs W.H.S. vs W.H.S. vs W.H.S. vs W.H.S. vs 160- Central East Peoria Manual Central Pekin Bloomington East Peoria Pekin Central Manual Bloomington Lost Won Won Lost Lost Lost Won Lost Lost Won Lost 7-2 5-4 6-3 8-l 9-O 5-4 5-4 9-O 6-3 Z 2 Rain Martin MCCuskey K ROW: Mr. Burkholder, Larry Walden, Roger Mahler, Ken Trunk NT ROW: Gene Wallace, Ken Mills BABE RUTH AWARD W.H.S. GOLFERS Ray Fauser Dixie Boardman I '-sv' 2,1 mmf' - 4g is w 1 Qi 95: ,Q 5 -l6l- Delores Shaner, Sherry Schoenweiss, Julia Briggerman, Caryle Helmick, Darlene Clemons t sf s SEATED: Virginia Monier Secretary, Treasurer, Mary Ann Canty President, Julia Briggerman, Vice President STANDING: Marcia Coltrin, Sharon Buhnan, Gayle Preston G.A.A. 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Clflnaclleg, clflnluenaltg, Bradley Lniversity is one of the nation's strong mediun-sized universities Bradley University is large enough to offer a wide variety of courses and activities--snall enough to be friendly and personal Bradley lhiversity maintains the highest accreditation, a distinguished faculty, and a broad curriculum with more than sixty major fields of study Bradley lhiversity has more than a hundred clubs, sororities, and fraternities, offering a wide range of activities and interests Bradley lhiversity possesses an excellent Air Force IUTC unit Bradley lrhiversity has a oosnopolitan student body, personal studmt-faculty associations, and a highly cultural free lecture-arts program Bradley lhiversity has a place for you Fan term begins September 9 For additional information: Summer Sessions, l958 June I6---July I9 July 2 Au9uSt 23 Bradley lhiversity DEAN OF ADMISSIONS AND RECORDS Pggl-ia, Illinois Phone: 6'I6ll--- Ext. 324 Mali? .wwf-u mnolS -:, - ' -ff' l I N e fi :!EEE!2FR,EH.!!.v!Ef!N,'i Pllllllc 5-0831 l23 S. W. Jefferson Fon DISTINCTIVE FACE BRICK ceramic glazed structural tile and other building materials SEE CICLBEJI-cvvlUb.b.E71 Co PEORIA CI-III-V PEORIA FOOD SPECIALTY CO. Vivian Rae Duane Classing TRIIZEECNIQICSIINDS Ruth Anderson Mel Hanan! PEORIA 5' ILLINOIS POTATO CHIPS - POP CORN - CANNED CHILI 336 MACHIN AVENUE Glass Housewares Appliances WRIGHT CAFE Hardware Pittsburg Paints Guttering Sporting Goods . 4-383I 20OI N. WISCONSIN PHONE 2-6511 '06 5'M 'e me l 7 E . Rlgg sf Anderson Green S Dm ,kt Drug Builders Contractors E, siglg COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL C E Green W- E- Maher RESIDENTIAL 329 E. LAKE, PEORIA ILL. registered pharmacists Dial 2-2876 1921 N. HAIR sHAPINoIandJsIYLINo PERMANENT WAVING HELEN'S BEAUTY SHOP PHONE 2-0787 a2I E. SHADY oAK DRIVE -176- AI, A 8-wx IAP -LQ QW 4 Beginning my 28thCyear 'Nw 'fillllb IUISTITUTE FOI 'E'nQ:a 7 rt.owE:ns 1:9 'I 1HII.L's FLOWERS Phone 2-8855 2000 N. Perry BEST SENIOR. WUSHES CLASS TO OF THE 1958 ' FONDULAC REAL ESTATE Ph 9 6232 104 w.A wAsHlNGToN E. PEORIA A 2119 S. ADAMS Member of F.D.I.C. ffl! 1' 5 Iarlhgsi lr J. T. BOWER MOTORS, INC. BUICK SALES AND SERVICE 828 MAIN STREET S Howard Peters, Pam Fauss, Jim Corley, Sally Wabel MILLER HARDWARE Lovm VISTA PHARMACY 3024 NORTH UNIVERSITY STREET COMPLETE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE COMPLETE LINE OF HARDWARE .D WHIRLPOOL APPLIANCES 3IO2 N, Gale Phone 8-202l NELSONE SMARTWEIAR 3l 5 MA I N PEORIA , ILLINOIS W FOR YOUTHFUL STYLES OF DISTINCTION IN BLOUSES SUITS - DRESSES SKIRTS - COATS - SPORTSWEAR SHOP AT NELSON'S LADIES' ACCESSORIES LINGERIE - BAGS JEWELRY HOSIERY THE VERY BEST OF GOOD LUCK TO THE GRADUATION CLASS OF 1958. MILO'S PARK N SHOP CARVER 6. TRAUB Peoria's Finest Food Store QUMJTY GEOCERIES Top Quality Foods At Money Saving Prices MEAT3 PHONE 5-5751 PEORIA HEIGHTS Phone 5-l6'47 North sheriam nw: at Lac sarees 4544 PROSPECT ROAD nun-nggvsmmasnn uw' MAGIC TOUCH BEAUTY SALON Y ACTUIING JEWELER Agkfap' 'I' x Lucille Obum, Owner ULW. e ug. rn 3-mx I3II E Frye Ave. ' l 9 DIAL 2 - 5210 CARVER LUMBER CO. Complete one-sto st p ore Garages CAE 17 EE: LUMBER COMPANY 603 E. WAR MEQSELTTU-lilRlVE - Ph0h0 2-6809 Tom Hall Shell Ser vice MOSER'S SHOE STORE 35 N. 2021 50. ADAMS ST. all-time favorite ! 0 PROFESSIONAL NURSING AS A CAREER r I H, ' if A ff fi? I I if I fi 15955 7' E If I lil ee i' :l ii M ' N 7 T w I MN' V ' TXT , ' , . ' 'Em in A ' Y P . f' f -ww A iwxwf ,nu-M ' an 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 C25 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. A11 classes enroll annually in September. Apply Director of Nursing, The Methodist Hospital of Central Illinois, 221 North Glen Oak Avenue, Peoria, Illinois. ma- xttxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxixii AH,i,'IfEYiR!IE R5 uk ak ir featurmg ir 'A' uk the world s ,X finest precision typewriter Swirl-bum Zaninytoa Enya! Zladcfuaood Wana etc. 4' 4' congratulates 4' 4' THE CLASS 0F 58 and wishes them the best of success and happmess' QiQQQ1QQii1QQ111QQQQQQQQQQQ SMART GIRLS BUY COSMETICS AT WORLD DRUG FOR LESS aflo' 0 g fin 6 J 226 7 .gf ,Aff f Q.. , 1 - can Abi-T154 M-'X K C' r l. A i' - X , -'wc Q111r1,j:f?f 612.552, gb aux? :XPS f 1 N914 - Q -gs iw CD4-2.6 Qtx? ww of , A itfxkkaiim at ,Ea X, 2 r 'A ta. 4 1-,ii9 '0-Y' 423542 D E v M, A-,A Q Ye, M5 vol? N41 if xffjw 099 0 cu, on PRODUCTS . Best in the State! I Peoria Musical Instrument Co. CO Wurlitze nd Steenway Pianos 617 Main S r Lighting Fixturesr I ' - Phone 4-2195 t Firgplagg Fixtures King Band Instruments PH. Henry E. Skinner 708 Main Street Proprietor Bill and Phil FREEMAN Moueck PHARMACY Your Phillips man uma urn Dealefs 2 mamma nr :xcmmun prospect PEIFIIRIIANCE in hut Car uANulAc1ullD AND GUAI Lake lS2+ Cosmetics - Drugs Phone 2-9566 2827 N. Adams IW' ,A ' K fx, 5 , 'f x 3':-v3 4 'gifs ,, 4 v , , 1' a inf' . ss ' . Yi 5' g 4, , . , . , '-1:4-.wi , M , Zin' A I Bob Peel Jackie Ross Jewel Moyers I Where More People KNOW They Save Open Every Safurday Ni'I'e 'Til 9 On The Corner-2201 Soufh Adams AI' Garden--Since 1880 wi X -3, 1' . , , .V Q- ' 1 ,J f 3 , X Y Q-ff Fx W Ji Y 2, i ny, xx XR , Lf. 1' 'f w Q 5, 2 wfjj -mwivgvggsfmq Tj, . ' ' - , ' 3 , fi mm K an , .W W -- . ,T 'fr W f r ff: Let's Go PROSPECTing Walters Bros. Harley-Davidson SALES at SERVICE V fl' our grlummerzi which I L can e o erate 'th 3' I outa dril3er's1iscvll1ce X from I4 years and up. CENTER A, ' ' FREE PARKING ' OPEN EVENINGS From War Memorial Drive to F0rreSf Hill on Prospect Road 1212-14 SOUTH JEFFERSON AVE. PHONE 4-1917 PEORIA 6, ILLINOIS 1 1. 1 1 I Sheridan Cafe Chanel Catfish Every Friday 6:30 A. M. To 8:00 P.M. Phone 5-983l 2628 N. SHERIDAN Lankton . Ziegele . Terry AND ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTS-ENGINEERS IIOO Main -185 i '4rf 1. 'lg S Q : gifs- -1, :eh Newest Fashions Guaranteed in Every Way Silni T' Q .M-,125-Fe' L-nuanuw Y erfrt John -186- Curless, Jim Pearson, Marion Lampkin ACE AUTO 405 sw ADAMS fr Comptometer School 833 Jefferson Bldg. Phone 6-8832 - I Mary K. R f Joanne J IF YOU DON'T KNOW FURNITURE KNOW YOUR FURNITURE DEALER FURNITURE C0 ll For Over 76 Years...Your Dependable Place To Buy Furniture ' - ' Wi 1 fu, 4 321, K A . I' 1- Muzi A I I ,I I ,W , af ' , , K , V ,V . . I ' M ,MV G KATZINC-PS j L Dutch Black 2 ER-Qgggy Sgwpm S Chocolates Q 110 East McClure 402 Fulton Street S AUD JA Tc rooo MARKET C S WE DELIVER TUES. THURS. SAT. WISCONSIN al HA VINE Pb0ne2-6645 's 'e 5a 8S TRAVIS CADILLAC PONTIAC Home Loans SALES 2 SERVICE Serving Peoria Over 50 Yeats Phone 3-4405 826 w. MAIN sI. P0fV7lAC.. Phone 3-3777 107 South Jefferson Street NEWMAN s. uu.MAN Wholesale Qigars E K E 2 Cigarettes School Supplies Candies PHONE as -8786 ' 2IO SOUTI-L WASHINGTON STREET l -I - I l 4 ,' .D XX X 7 -I 4 ., ,. ' ' UPORT Goons tN NX 514-su ma. sf. .- rn. 4-nas 'E Ken Allen Kenneth bemkau Bill Gilllllglliiffl Tom Clarke FOR GOOD SPORTS Dennis Wilmot HEADQUARTERS .-9.. Peoria School of Bxsiness Offering specialized business training for cho1ce positions. d3tCittYYlClY1YL Olmcm Ask for 1958 school bulletin A, R, Be d D 240 S. Jefferson Avenue COMPLIMEN TS OF EARL BRAY New York Life Insurance Company Fine Furniture Focal.En's vAnnarv srons Upolstering S Cabinet Work 512-514 Spring Street sc to si s up HOUSEHOLD uTENslLs STATIONERY CARDS Telephone 6-6314 2452 KNGXVILLE I On the right we see GEORGE MOORE a CLARA LAMPTON and GARY OSAR se other . H 1 I nd ROBERTA We Never Close Free Parking I SMITH studying that wonderful CLARK'S MENU. Home Cooking courteous Se I-vice e only each ' Reasongbli-Prices 1420 North Adams -QQ.. g RAY ROSE admires the flame colored formal BARB e - I - LOVIN selected from BERGNER'S Third Floor Col- lection. . . , BOGARIPS DRUG STORES FUNNY W05hl09 Personal Bundle Work P R E s c R I P 'r 1 0 N s sgboogsuuiga Vitamins. Baby Needs, Notions 0pen9A.M. l'il9P.M. Rugs 3117 Pmspecg Rd, l229West McClure Ave. . 23ll W. GLEN AVE. Shlrls 213 East Washington St. East Peoria e ' RUDD AND CHRISMAN Plllow S AumMu.,,vE SHELL SERVICE I AND ACCESSORIES M gAN0 TUBTP C washing SHELL B CATIDN Service PHIJNES-9966 Spam Ano JEFFERIDN STRE1 B 1 C H 2 H AR D W A R E PROGRESS ...Q N Pipe Fittings Z! Paints 22 Glass 920 North Adams Street Telephone 4.4779 GIFT8z TOY SHOP 320 Main 57- Phone 6-0875 ..19 L ILLINOIS MUTUAL CASUALTY COMPANY Tom Clarkef left Q, Sandy Jane Williams, And Gary Muzzy talk over their future accident and sickness coverage as they visited ILLINOIS MUTUAL'S home office on Liberty Street. VONACHEN'S JUNCTION KNOXVILLE AT PROSPECT Dave Griffith Bill Gillingham Lyn Bremer Joan Sutter ' w' -I Q ,lk K if za f f,,i.,15! 'I SJ I W p Peoria Area's Largest Elaine Schroeder, Bob Semlow, I I Bill Seefeldt, Charlotte Keyster LUND'S PHILLIPS bb SERVICE STATION Emma LUND, Prop. IT MUST BE RIGHT IF IT'S I Selling Milk and Ice Cream N In lI's L Place HECHT'S HEADQUARTERS - FOB JUNIOBS l Alwa sthe Newest in 'J 'fcaf.:.'::.:,...':-'f f-'-f PlzzA-nEl.nE J A We giveS6iH 4 Sun' WE DELIVER I rmkupmaneuvery 4' S S 32ll5h0le5-i93Rtnd 705 ABINGTON PHONE 6-6151 IMSOUTH ADAMS b HILL CLEANERS 804 East Forrest Hill Specialist in Service , Laundry Depot Phone 2 6681 ' E E 1' Dyeing Storage ITS A FACT 7 can Us V if '.r' -?4 'T' If HIE Fur Cleaning Out Of l I ' . I so Q grglnmn Reweaving 9 BUY IT AGAIN Pick-Up and Delivery Service Q' dfwfl Ffwvn? ' -193- Kb! Wise men know that knowledge is the key to the future. Knowledge is a search for truth . . . and truth is sometimes stranger than fiction. Happenings in the world today are more unusual and exciting than any mystery novel. The world is big. . . complex . . . strange . . . and yet it has a fascinating story to tell. True adventures are waiting for you in the great books of learning. All the world's knowledge, wisdom, and experience are yours for the taking. All the wonders of our age are at your fingertips. ' High school and college offer you this knowledge in courses like physics, history, chemistry, English, biology, and mathematics. In these courses you can better understand things such as sound and sight, atoms and anatomy, equations and electrons, government and grammar, or many other phenomena of nature and society. Today . . . business and industry require an increasing knowledge of the world about us in jobs offered to young people. Tomorrow. . .even more education and training will be needed! Such preparation today , . . can mean much to your success tomorrow. the man who knows . . . gets ahead! CATERPILLAR TRACTOR CO. Knowledge . . . the key to your future! I ,haf fxf x,- Zxrk FURS SUITS CLOTH COATS, SPORTSWEAR COOK FURS Carla Unes S 1,9061-'IP Some People like to Run a Punch Press.. .Ilthers Prefer a loh That Uffers . . . A Chance to Move Around 0 Friendly Contact with Lots of People 0 Plenty of Variety 0 Interesting Work . . . Always! If you're that kind of person, there's opportu- nity for you at Kroger. You can enjoy good starting pay, on-the-job training, unlimited opportunity for advancement ...plus many un- usual employee benetits including a free retire- ment program and a liberal profit-sharing plan. A ich at Kroger is MORE tho! iust o place to work! ACT NOW - PHONE OR SEE Personnel Manager Peoria I M X l Ill Persimmon 2. ! Phone 3-3633 Outside Peoria. see Kroger Store Manager haron Powley Mrs. Cook ISIO MCI!! LOW'ENSTEIN'S 2I8 South Adams St- Joe Livingston and Carol Cannaday I i I 1 Compliments of WINKLER FOOD MARKET MCINTOSH 4,2216 HADDAD'S STANDARD 625 North Perry H Den a s a Week SERVICE We give SSH Green Stamps WJGWBW, f - .1 . Q. n fe rouz onus stone R. H Foltz. H.Ph. vc I 4 SUNDRIES Dkues Quant, ,Gods Prescriptions Wisconsin8QE.ForrestHill 4540 p,-,sped Road Phone 5-4821 'ml N WlSC0NSlN 96- Ace Ambulance 8 Oxygen Service nu um mom' Amuuncs ssnvxce Peoggcizgzgil-1 R l 8: S I Hospital BET: lgflteel Chairs Oxygen Therapy for the llome lor AMBULANCE SERVICE at Its Best Phone 4-3322 923 Kl10XVill6 Ave. Buy Your Flowers From 6 L The Flower Box 470l Prospect PHARMACY .lack 8m Mary Sh 2-55 L l Knee, Phone R op 9 H977 Free Delivery Servce es. - gkmhaffm, Jew. Baby Care Needs First in Floor Coverings Linoleum, Asphalt Tile, Rubber Tile, Venetian Blinds . . 114 N. Adams Street Telephone 4-2075 G. R. KINNEY CORP, Shoes For The Entire Family PIIOIIC Educator Shoes-Rubber Footwear . Slippers-Arches 2503 N. Sheridan 3l5 South Adams 0721 Fillff Norm King - Dewey Hanngmqn 228 North Jefferson Peoria Ill Jim Bortell Marlene Yontz Arletta King Jerry Knoblock ill! fi , - - .-4 .. ,i- wELc0ME. ..m shop First with the new . . . so you will always want to loolc first at your Bloclc 8: Kuhl Store Everything for you! Everything for your home! our purpose our pledge to please you our guarantee WELCIJME . . . to work Opportunities in every field: buying advertising CHSPIUY merchandising selling food services traffic office functions PefSOI1I1el store management operations lp-u, accounting ' interior decorating Goff: nq lb af -s., M' Gliswlc lfulllll Q0 'i 1 -. .nh . f n-. 8 . it ... t -: 4 Url , . ' i GENERAL OFFICES: ' li H Wi l 194 S. Adams St., Peoria, lll. .gi it , 4'u4lI 1 ir ' P ' D 'll Jl' M l' H B .KR kf dl 20 sm.-es 53370, 83,5 k 5,525 d gzgzngzz, 0' ' ' oc san rin! , ow in 17 cities A5122 Kswizsndgg Rdgctgrda Danville SfofefQfHQmes U gon G 1 Y 1831 1852 -X 1838 1845 1855 1860 f' x 1848... FAILED in business. DEFEATED for Legislature. DEFEATED for elector. DEFEATED for Congress. DEFEATED for Senate. DEFEATED for Vice President. ELECTED President of the United States A good example of what can be accomplished under the American system of individual initiative . . . A. Lincoln 1809-1865 .O Central Illinois CD .Light C2011l.pctI1y ig 5 .1 MRS. TILTON hands SANDY GIBSON and TERRY PERKINS their purchase of delicious bakery goods. Earn a Preferred Retum on Savings! 9 First Federal Savings Don S Donuts AND LOAN ASSOCIATION or PEORIA WWII 111 North Jefferson Ave. Phone 6-0811 sol SPRING STREET Jwwdfww f 'F 1 f 3- -1 1 -n S, 3 N. M am sf. N 372 a H JVfne-gwwf ls qw W e . .3 E. I. SCHWAGER .The Place for Saving., U10 1 RADIO -- mc SALES and SERVICE Q BUCK and PENNY SAVER and 42,000 others are saving T'l'Ph '1' 54184 sa million dolms at msfr FEDERAL SAVINGS ,,,,Y,+3Lk A ..,.s,, SC C311 S PHILLIPS PRODUCTS Dow FOLEY asked MR. HEYL no fi11'er up with 5C0TT'5 SUPER SERVICE PmmP'IOii'1NwiElNTflZE2iZ2?TE'fii22iaTA Complete Brake Service Tune-up PLATTNER Wheels Balanced and Aligned Road Service 616 Wisconsin At Frye Ave. We9iveSf9HGfeeH Sfamps Phone 5 - 9857 We Clean Wish Care The Clothes You Wear. , --l YJ... Y PERFECTION CLEANERS LARRY S MARKET Edna M. Perrine Owner Fnr Your Eating Musa 511 N. Jefferson sc. uality M3313 Peoria Phone 4- 1756 Illinois ' 'EX HUNTER'S Yi! All the fixins for weiner roasts N, g pop corn, 'p nuts. sandwiches. chilli. 1 3 Q e N- ff' Fruits Q41 5 Ve etables hot tamales I phone orders call 6.4.24.2I Phone 2-4739 2003 Wisconsin -200- They're Saving at My Bank Commercial National Bank Member F. D. I. C. STEAK-N-EHAKE DRIVE IN A f'11?.j-of, ' ' 4 R fi ,. - ' - - ' f 1. ,Y ' V if 'gs . c M ,gig Ei 1- ...M ... s o STEM ,HQKQ omve in . .. a MMM- eg A V X I ... gong 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 IOIA M to I2:3OA M Friday 8 Saturda LO A M tg!-A M SCHWIND MARKET Qwgyzrfflnclersvn s Fresh Fruit. and Vegetables High Grade M Beef JCUCLCRS' SILVCRSMITHS A Worthy of Your Confidence 3014 N. mum Phone 5-1217 334 ml SI' oPP i 'H '5 ' 49- I I 1 1 ,X , CHUCK DOWIING , NIOBII SERVICE STATION ' V M 154 l Xian ,il COMPLETE TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE ELECTRO MOTOR TUNE-UP SERVICE VlSUBAl.ANCER WHEEL BALANCING ' Washing - Polishing - Lubrication Pick Up and Delivery Service 3105 N. Prospect Rd. Phone 5-9850 L... , gfr. eizw 5. - , V if .A ,sgfqw jiri' -' K iq' ,again AT CITIZEN'S REAL ESTATE Ben J. Weinstein Realtor Citizen's Bldg. Room 505-509 225 Main St. Compliments of KLEAN -RITE CLEANERS SHIRT LAUNDERERS Members Multiple Listing Service N AdGI'I'IS S Adams 1 1 - 2 - ees.-:ash f -- .-,ff- E:-:. ? , , 410 1, 'A QQ' 'f f-NW :ev 29' '44 -'-1511 me 11 Gaz-:onia CWIUALC Cwlant PHONE 6-6253 l303 W. MAIN ST. THE BEST IN HI-FI EQUIPMENT -202- Dick James, Marilla Sauder, Joy Benz, and Bob Wolcott 51.4 Q , PP' - runmruns - cnrnluo nursmss - uruolsrsnuc 25 I 4 No. sheridqn na. Ph. 2-4521 PEORIA Boon WILKINS PIPE 81 SUPPLY 1 BINDERY' Plumbing and Heating Hn-I-,S Wholesale only ' HSHYY Pfisiefef Peoria, Moline, S Bloomington srazeazp . Binden MOORE,S JEWELERS HCKUP ' 81 SILVERSMITHS ' of Yearbooks FINE JEWELRY 8- DELIVERY ' AT REASONABLE PRICES Phone 8-5ll2 E' L'b Y Books Main street at Madison :los N. wamsan A. A. NORDWALL C. H. ANDRI-ZEN H Z. E Z E. ALTPETER-MILLER X '74 .IOBBERS A Men': Shop . . . Featuring 'f' X ' . Sportswear x .f -Clolhin N rr' Clothes-edlfcatedn -5 N men choose PIIOIIC 8-3649 'Wutionally Known lon's Wan I. v' ' . Andreen-Nm-dwall cd? ' 4927 war Memorial Dr. I27 South Jefferson Ave. -205- y, 2 I 1 l V 1 1 i 1 x l 1 1 1 I L l I r S 1 1 l 1.....,,, ,, THIS PAGE Fon AuTo,eRAPHs FROM JOH J COBS STUDI X jj' J' ' 3 1 ' 1' ff f ! X YJ ,J Z j f X, , 17 M wi' 9 .f ' , ,N 0 . 1 s 'I 9 ,X ,ying v 3 tj-y 1 1 M 1996 1 file WW Q 1 - if I ' gy I . , 9 ' s ' 1 AP l ' J 5 Y ? , , . , , f K oi . X! N' I , , ' ' 1 ' fb! , f 4 -1 f f ' W J ' ' 1 K . , . I f A . 1 f 1 r - ', , .I d f no f f I , , I il I l Y f ' P s I 1. 1, , . ., ' 4 c I j t ' - I J I 'I ' , I 7 7 f g 0 ' Q1 V , D 1 1 f 4 - 9 . My w 1 lf 9' I' , ' . CContin ed I 4 1.1. Q Trimble, Margaret 97, 116 3- ' f' In V ' ,Umm I. Dell 1 'Q 7 ' V- . I' . Q Triplett, Robert 75,104, 108,133,138 , a - 1 r. any8'1 1 f f- Ke 3 X -18 I Tron, Elaine 87,109,115 , 1 t if d J 0 ' 1 I , . 76 g , , Trotter, Sharon 97,113 H ..lArry 1 -Skt, svn, .75 I W H. ROHM ' Turner. Kenneth W. 75 ' UI. '- '75 1 H ij 'j 1' 5. -- ,J n I - g.. ' S561 fl Q ka Uhllg, Susan 75,108 ' - 6 -Ti 2 - .1219 e 7-011553 wmgflel 'W Ulrich, Jerry 21,87,127,123 Wa1lel', ry 07. 107. 108.111, i ' . PM Br 09 ! K illklef. 16116 6 1 Underwood, James 87 Walle o rt gm 3,15 V. up -- 6 , 1. 5 ise. - 1-' 1 f iii ' 0.1 Unes, cam 14,ee,125,195 2 len , es . Mary B7 ' ' 9 W e. Gerald 1- 1' 1 71' I Ulrich, JO-helen 13, I5,l31, 133 Walker, Shirl 97,114,512 wi 's Barba 9 ,115 V W k . Ild 1 A Ulrich, Ottllla 40 I . K et . ' , 1 - r 'I Upchurch, Jim 97,127 alton, o 14 , r Wig t , Martha 13,24, 75,101, Wolco !- :I -f 9,121?126, Upchurch, Mack 75 ard. Io 1 66. 1 ,150 O 1 .1 , , . A ' '- 'I - . oz Vance, James 29,75 -' . '.- 1' fl--i , Gr c 66 Wolgemuth, 76,136,150,152 VanDeventer, Gladys 40 Warfield, Florence Q4 Wi oxf6uzanne 1 I 1 e th, 55- 87, vannyke, Russell 97,148 Warner. ril 'I VI , , , W y n 9 n. 0 ' Vanpyke. wager 97 I 7. , at 2 ,l06,1 ,10 ,115, ' i , Tomi 1 ,113,125 Wopm, Tom 98,148 Vanlierkhove, Joseph 97,127,141 127.133 Wil . - r' h '73, l Vanlaningham, Barbara 66 10 warlike. S ' , - o P' ,12 right. Jerry , 6 Velpe-l, Ray 97, 116, 141, 148 Vllt Robert 66 143 Vinson, Linda 97 Velmar, Fred 97 Voss, Donna 87 Voss, Nancy 87,111,112 Voss, Richard 75 Wabel, Ronnie 97, 108, 133,141 Wabel, Peggy 66,107,108 Wabel, Sally 66,107,l08,ll9,l25 Wagner, Judy 97 .rl , ' P Vansickle, Sharon 97, 104, 10 v - CH -204- Warren Jerry 97 133 Warren Joan 75 Washington, Augustus 75 Washington, Gladys 87 Wasley, Bob 97 Waterfield, Julie 75,127 Watkins, Georgana 97,107 Watters, Dan 75 Watts, Bob 97 Wead, Bar J. 66 weber, .Adrian 17,537,151 I Williams, H. 76, Williams, Ro rt 2' 4 Williams, in- B. 4, ,6 , ,W Williamson, How 10 ,138 Williamson, Kathy 12, 5 ,J Williamson, Martha II101,114 Willis, Delvera 67,1 1 Willis, Milton 97,1 Willis, Nelson 95,133 Willsie, Lillie 97 Willsie, Sharon 97 Wilson, Jim 98 Wright, Suzanne 98 Wright, Wallace 98 Yemm, i 7 Y nt Yontz, York Y York, he vs, ,1 '1 , Na 98 4,120 I 8,1 14s,1 ,l-48,154 sue 134 Young, William 78 Zarley, larry 17,78,120 Zimmerman, Judy 76,115 Actors Guild 102, 103 All School Play 13 Art Service Club 104 Babe Ruth Awards 154 Band 126 Board of Education 32 Camera Club 105 Cheerleaders 156 Debate Team 105 French Club 112, 113 Abbot , Betty 43, 125 Aitchlson. Hazel 36 Alexander, Bonnie 77 Allen, Kenneth 21, 68, 113, 138, 139 160, 151, 189 Allen, Peggy 98 Allen, Raleigh 12, 77.115, 141 Allen, Robert P. 43 Allen, Ronald 68, 138, 154, 159 Amos, Barry 68,133 Amos, Sally 77 Anderson, Gary 68 Anderson, John 144 Anderson, Joyce 77 Anderson, Judith L. 68 Anderson, Judith M. 88, 109 Anderson, Ruth 43, 106, 107, 112, 133, 176 Anderson, Sandra 88 Andersoni ,Sue 88, '113 . Lillian 77 D0ra'12, 77, 115 Andrews, Anthony, Anthony, Judy 88, 113 Anthony, Margaret 68 Applen, Carol 77, 116 Archibald, Morristeen 88, 116, 162 Archlbald, Phyllls 77, 162 Arkless, Dennis 77 Armentrout, Allan 88, 127 Armentrout, Edward 68 Armstrong, James 43 Armstrong, Ronald 77, 155 Arnold, Ken W. 68 Arnold, Susan 88 Delorace 68 Ashby, Ashley, Carl 88 Athens, Sharon 68, 100 Atteberry, Betty 43, 109, 1l2.118,119 Auer, Kathryn 77 Augspurger, Edmond 88, 92, 127 Augspurger, Rosalie 68 Augspurger, Suzanne 88 Austin, Terry 77 Averett, Carolyn 68, 131 Babcock, Mlllirose 68 Bachler, Alan 68 Baer, Judith 43 Baker, Ethel 68 Baker, Francis 43, 127 Baker, Rosemond 43 Baker, Sandra 77 Ball, Janine 10, 43, 156, 177 Bannister, Betty 43 aaigman, Dale 77, 148 Bergmann, Diane 88, 162 Barker, Dennis 77, 104 Barlow, Vllllle 88, 105, 133 Barnard, Kathy 77 Bart, Valerie 68, 134 Bartel, Carol 78, 106, 107, 120, 133, 203 ORGANIZATIONS Future Nurses 106 Future Teachers 107 G.A.A. 162 H1-f 108 Homecoming 10, 11 Junlor Prom 28 Junior Red Cross 107 Key Club 110 latin Club 114,115 Lettermen's Club 136 Bartel, Darrell 12, 77, 115, 126, 128, 130 Barthell, Judy 88 Bartlett, George 37 Bartz, Marjorie 77 Bastian, Barbara 88, 104, 111 Bastian, Charles 79, 117 Bastian, Jerry 68 Bates, Kathy 79 Bauwens, Diane 44 Bavls, Carolyn 88,105,114 Baxley, Dave 68 Baxter, B111 44,117,133 Beach, Judy 69 Beck. Joyce 79,107 Beck, larry 88 Beckett, Sally 79,104 Bedwell, Jerry 88 Beedle. Jim '19, 124 Begel, Tom 79, 99, 100, 148, 150 Bell, Annette Juanita 79,116 Bell, Donald 79 Bell, Karen 69,113,171 Bennett, Stanley 44 Bentley, Charles 88, 141,148 Benz, Gayle 89,111 Benz, Joy 44,118,119,125,126, 127, 130,202 ' Bergevln, Pat 79,124 Berman, Bertha 34 Berman, Jeanne 34 Berqulst, Chuck 79,155 Bessler, Danny 89,117 Beyke, Carolyn 79 Bibb, David 89,150 Bleber, Ronald 79,126,155 Blrney. Judy 77, 79, 99, 100, 115, 156 Birney, Pat 77, 79, 100, 115 Black, Charles 89 Blackburn, Vema 37 Blaylock, Mary 89,107 Blevins, Wanda 79 A Bllss, Tom 21, 79, 115, 148, 154 Blunck, Gary 69, 138, 144, 146, 154 Blunck, Judy 89,115 Boardman, Betty 24,28, 68, 69,99,100 Boardman, Dixie 161 Bodkins, Pat 79,107,116 Boettger, Thomas 69 Boggs, Michael 12,78 Bohanon, Eddie 89,124,133 Bohanon, Pat 69, 100, 102,107, 112, 119,120,173 A Nancy 78 Boheneck, Bohlander, Barbara 78 Bohlander, Beverly 69, 107, 113 Doll 89, 117 Belllnger, Bollman, Jon 69 Bollman, Joyce 17, 79, 109, 113 Bond, James 89, 100, 105, 114 Bortell, James 25,30,44, 101, 197 Library Club 111 Majorettes 125 Master Choir 132, 133 National Honor Society 118 Observer Staff 122,123 Office Assistants 109 Office Occupations 125 Orchestra 130 Pan American Club 116 Projection Crew 117 INDEX Barton, Jerry 69 Besserman, James 89,133 Boucher, vugu 38,136,147 Bower, Melvin 40 Bowling, Carol 22, 78 Brainard, Ben 89,117,127 Brandow, Judy 14,44, 118, 125 Branson, Bob 89,155 Brauer, Nancy 38 Brehmer, Lyn 21, 79, 113, 192 Breitenoeder, Ann 40 Breitenoeder, John 30.44, 118, 119 Brlggerman, Jim 79, 112,129,130 Briggerman, Julie 44, 118, 162 Brlggerman, Steven 27,89,117,125 Brinker, Ron 76 'A Bristol, Ralph 23, 79, 141 Broadstone, Dwight 44,125 Broman, Bob 69,138,151 Publicity Staff 109 Quill and Scroll 119 Science Club 124 Science Prefects 124 Stage Crew 117 Talisman Staff 2, 3, 120, 121 Three One-Act Plays 16 Top Ten in Senior Class 119 Ushers 104 Y-Teens 108 Byrn, Nola 89,111,116 Byrne. John 89, 141, 148 Cable, Judie 45,134 Cage, Thomas 89 Caldwell, Diana 9, 29, 80, 113, 121, 124, 173 Caldwell, Tom 69 Callahan, Sharon 69, 111, 115 Cameron, C' Mari 34 Camp, Kenneth 34,100,31 Campbell, Gary 80,115 Cannaday, Carol 27, 45, 116, 177, 196 Canty, Jerry 21,45 Canty, Mary Ann 45,107,118, 124, 162 Canty, Raymond 80, 104, 141 Carlin, w.G. 37 Carolus, Doug 98,116 Carr, Betsy 69, 112, 119, 121, 130, Brooke, Dorothy 69 Brooks, Clayton 89 Broughton, Perry 44,138,140 Brown, Barbara 45 Brown, Lyman 36 Brown, Robert 45 Brown, Cecil 79, 141, 159, 151 Brown, Charlotte 89 Brown, Costa 79,114 Brown, Jlm 89 ' Brown, Julle 98,109 Brown, Robert 79,115 Brown, Robert 89 166,203 Carrlthers, Jim 69, 138, 139 Carter, Clarence 36 Case, Jerry 69 Carter, Tom W. 89,141 Carver, Jim 90,116 Carver, John 80,115,131, 148, 171 Carver, MaryDee 90, 102, 109 Cassidy. Jim 45 Castros, Arol Loren 80,112 Catcott, Dianne 46,101,177 Catcott, larry 78 Catt, Gerald 80,115,133 Brown, Roberta 89, 101, 113 Brown, Steve 89 - Bruner, Eleanor 45, 109 Bruner Janyce 79,109,113 Bill 89, 92, 137 Bryant, Brye, Melvin 36 Bucher, Kenneth 35 Budde, Eugene 79, 108, 155 Buell, Joyce '89, 104, 107 Bulman, Sharon Kay 69,162 Burgard, William 98 Burger, Georgie Ann 89,108 Burger, linda Lou 69 Burgess, larry 79,133 Burgus, Susanne 89 , Burke, Mmm 79,106,107,116,134 Burkholder, J.A. 161 Bumett, Sandra 89 Burton, Robert 45 Burton, Ron 79, 149, 155 Bushman, Kenneth 34,121 Buttgen, Bob 10, 21, 45, 100. 138, 149 150, 157, 158 Buttgen, Ellen 79, 101, 113 Buzbee, Herbert H. 89, 114, 117 Byers, Kay 69, 102, 107, 108, 109, 115, 124 Byers, Kenneth 89, 105, 107, 114 Byrd, Don 80 Cavanagh, Vivian 38 Caywood, Paul 34 Chamberlain, Marian 12,80,107,134 Chamberlain, Paul 21, 69, 119, 138, 155 Chamberlain, Robert 23, 69, 133, 155 Chambers, Karen 90 Chan, Mavis 46,106 Chance, Richard 90, 115, 126, 128 Chapal, Audrey 90,108 Chapai, Betty 90 Chapman, B111 23,46 Chapman, cami 12,80,114,115, 133, 134 Chester, Bob 90, 114, 133 Chlames, Nick 90 Chlames, Penny 79,80, 113, 120, 125, 168 Christensen , Christopher, Gary 90, 115, 148 Gregory 69, 112, 155 Cillo, Jean 90 Clanln, Judy 90, 106, 144, 162 Clark, Janet 69 Clark, Keith 21,46, 118, 138,144, 157 Clarke, Tom 21, 46, 101, 107,119, 137, 149, 189, 192 Claslng, H. Duane 46, 108, 117, 155, 176 Claslng, larry 80, 108, 115, 117, 115 Claybourn, Delores 46 -205- Clayton, Ioleen 69,156 Clayton, Sherry 90 Cleaver, Scott 90, 92, 141, 148 Cleesen, JoAnn 46,106,134 Cleesen, Judy 22,80, 113, 156 Clemons, Darlene 90,162 Cochrane, James 80 Coe, James A. 80,104 Coffey, Pat 69 Collier, Howard 36 Collins, Judy 80 Coltrln, Marcia 69, 134, 162 Colvin, larry W. 69 Colwell, Jim 21, 46, 143, 144, 146, 152 Denny, Patsy 24, 47, 104, 107, 109, 113 Derry, Derry, Bill 47, 150, 165 Edward 80, 115 Detweiler, Richard 70,138 DeVere, Dean 90 Dewey, Judith 90 Dike, Barbara 91,104 Dirks, Judy 70 Dirks, Kenneth 47, 127, 128, 143 Dirkse, Lois 78, 115, 125, 129, 130 Dixon, Delores 70,162 Dixon, Doris May 91,106,162 Dixon, William D. 91,133 Doerr, Sharon 70, 106, 107,125 Combs, Robert 69 Conner, Michael 80,133 Connett, Bill 69,125 Connett, Linda 80, 107, 115, 134 Cook, Jim 151 Cook, Edwin 90,114,148 Cook, Judith 98 Cooper, Arthur 80 Copley, James V. 80 Corley, Jim 13, 69, 105, 120 Correll, Thomas 38,144,152 Cosby, Jim 69 Coulson, lewis 90,114,133 Cotter, Betty 98 Courtright, Florence 35,41,120 Cox, Marilyn 90 Crandell, Mary 80, 104, 134 Cranford, Mary 80 Crawford, Kay 69, 107, 108, 109, 133,134 Creamer, Bob 159,119 Cremeens, Judy 46,120,164,177 Crotty, Dennis 69,138 Crotty, Sandra Kay 80 Crlckmore, Sue 90,127 Crum, Nancy 90 Culp, Danny 90,137 Culp, Gareth 47 Cummins, Bill 90,141, 148 Cummins, Dave 41,143,144 Crmningham, Jim 47,150,155 Curless, John 80,114,150 Curry, Phillip 23,69 Cutter, Bill 90,133,151 Dagley, Myron 69,127,128 Dahl, Bill 70,126 Dale, Bob 90,183 Dalton, Margaret 34 Danz, Darlene 90 Darling, Rosamond 98,127 Davey, Jean 80 Davey, Mary 47,125 Davidson, Diana 80 Davidson, Sharon 90, 107, 116, 1 Davis, Charlene 70 Davis, Charles 70 Davis, Hope 90,105,130 Davis, John W. 78 Davis, larry 80,84 Davis, Ralph 78 Day. Gordon 90 Day, Sue 80,101 Dean, Geneva 40 Dean, Joan 47,109 Dean, Pat 70 DeArces, Joseph 90 Dearing, Ernestine 80,162 DeBoer, Carl 70,155 DeBord, John 90 DeCroix, Janice 70, 125, 133 Dejaynes, Gene 78 Demmin, Fred 70 Demmin, Jeanette 90 Denny, Emma lea 90 -206- 30 Doss, Donna Jean 47,125 Doss, Glenna 29,70 Doss, Robert 80,138, 141, 151 Dotson, Ronnie 91 Dougherty, Jean 80.107, 111, 116 Doughty, Betsy 80, 113, 126, 127, 128,l lavenne 91,162 Douglas, Douglas, Sharon 47,125 Downard, Judith lee 98,104 Dorothy 70 Downey, Downey, Judy 80 Downs, Dave 48,133 Drake, Betty 34,122 Driskell, Pat 91 Drysdale, Bill 70, 138, 151 Drysdale, Kay 91,108,115 Duncan, Jerry l5,70,133 Durdel, Dave 80,155 Durdel, Fred 70,127 Durham. J. Byron 33 Eaton, Kay 91 Edelbrock, Elbert 36,38,126 Edenburn, Jerry 70,138 Edwards, Joan 22,91 Edwards, Judy 42,48, 101, 177 Eggerlchs, Janet 48, 107, 115 Ehlen, Linda 70,115 Ehlen, Lena 81,114 Elliott, lester 81,141 Ellis. Iohn 70 Emmons, Sue 19,81,129,130 Engelbrecht, Roger 36,141 England, Janet 70,156 England, Janis 70 Erickson, Sandy 70 Errion, Douglas 91 Ervin, Douglas 48 Ervin, larry 91 Ervin. Judith 70 Eslalre, James 81 Evans, lee 91 Evans, Ted 81, 116, 133, 148, 154 Everett, larry 91,141 Eyre, Gloria 117 Ewing, Barb 48,133 Ewing, David 91,111,117,133 Fahey, Robert 81,141 Falatka, Farmer, Faubel Pat 22, Sl. 107, 113 Linda 70 , Roy Henry 70 153, , P Fauser John 21 48 138,143,144,152 159 169 Fauser, Ray 161 am 9,48,119,124 Favus, Judy 13,91,98,101,113 Fee, Diane 70 Feger, John 91 Feldman, Charene 91,107 Feldman, Ron 81,141 Feldman, Roxann 70 Sharlott B1 Fauss , Ferguson, Feuquay, Karen 39, 81, 102, 107, 134 Field, Judy use 91 Filseth, Per 26, 30, 48, 108, 113, 151, 200 30 Finney, Terry 91 Fisher, Raymond 81 Fisher, Sandra 70 Flanigan, Ron 81 Fleming.Ronald 91,133 Flesner, Richard 48 Flexer, Gloria 70 Flexer, Ronnie 81,133 Flynn, Errol 70, 149, 150 Fogelsong, Bob 70, 138, 151 Foley, Dow 71, 108, 130, 126, 200, 151 Foncannon, Mary Ellen 71 Foster, Ivan Anthony 91,141,155 Foster, Marilyn 81,107,109 Fowler, Jesse D. 91,133 Francis, Clifford 81,155 Frankland, Bob 81 Franklin, Tom 48 Franzen, Sharon 91,105,106,107 Frazier, Tom 71 Freeman, Edward 49 Frevert, Bill 49 Frevert, Don 71 Frisch, Richard 71 Fullington, Garry 49,104, 118,119,171 Fyke, Gary 81,154 Fyke, Mary E. 49,104 Gauss, Miriam 125,49 Hagspihl, Bob 71 Hainline, Truman 91,105,115,117 Hall, Ken 71 Hallam, Melwyn 50,108,117,176 Halliday, Martha 82 1-Iallor Frances 50 Halos, Gayle 51,107,108,113,121, 129, 165 Halversen, Sandra 82 Hammer, Edgar 82 Hammer, lawrence 92 Hammond, William 82,11Q 159 Harms, Elmer 37 Hanerhoff, Sharen 79,82,87,113, 125 Hansen, David 51 Hansen, Joyce R. 82 Hanson Erna 51,125 Hanson, Frances Mary 92 Hanson, Karen 71,133 Hanson Nancy 82, 115 Hanson Roger 118 Hard, Phillls 92 Harlow, John 82 Harmon, Judy 51,108 Harms, Greg 21,82,114,1 Harrell, Curtis 82' Harrigan, Sally 92,104 Harris, Carl 92,141 15, 137, 155 Garner, Gregery 91 Garner, Ron 81,159 Garrett, Keela 49 Garrett, lanny 81,141,151 Garrison, larry 81 Gaston, Shirley 35 Gehrke, Ron 40, 113, 126, 129, 150,200 Gepford, Marilyn 71 Gepford, Raymond 81 Getz, Carroll May 71,107 Gibson, Faith 71,107,125,199 Gibson, J. Lester 81, 133,150 Gibson, lnrine 81 Giles, lee 155 Gillian, Carolyn 81 Gillian, Shelby 49,125 Gillingham, Bill 21, 137, 158, 189, 197, 151 Glossick, Bonnie 91,104 Gleason, Eddie 27,81,141 Goldhammer, Judy 49 Goodrich, Merry 81, 102, 108, 111 Gordon. Jim 81,141 Gordon, Karen 9,81 Gordon, Mike 81 Gouran, Dennis 21, 28, 68, 71.101, 113,26 Gouran, Patrick 9, 13,29,42,49, 101, 7, 127, 129, 150, 165, 105 Grabill. Terry 91 Gray, Judy 42, 50, 107, 177 Green, Judy 81, 106,116, 117 Greenhood, Judith E. 50,126 Greenleaf, Arie 50 Greenleaf, Bill 91, 115, 151 Greenleaf, Carolyn 24, 50, 181 Greenslltt, Raymond 91,133 Greeson, William 91, 117 Gregory, Alonzo 50,117 Gregory, Beth 81,106,115 Grleves, Wayne 91 Griffith, Dave 50, 102, 192 Griggs, Peggy 71 Gross, Carl 50,117 Gross, Charley 38, 136, 138, 15 Gunnar, Robert 71 Gunter, Joan 81 Gunter, Clifford 91,130 Gunter, John 50,143 Gunter, Sharon 91 Guy, larry 127 Haerle, Phyllis 71 1, 157, 161 Harris, Dane 33,105 Harris, Loretha 92 Harrison, Robert 92.114, 141, 148 Hart, Barbara 92 Hart, Kenneth 51 Hartman, Patrick 51 Harvey, Roger 82,105 Harvey, Stanley 40 Haschke, Oskar 92,141,151 Hatfield, Sandy 82 Hauder, lva 92 Havren, Ken 23,82 l-Iawkins, Tom 82,116 Hayes, John 71,133 Hayes, Judy 51,106,119,121, 131, 133,169,181 Haynes, Clarence 82,133 Haynes, Martha 51 Hazel, James 19,82,133 Hazzard, Ronnie 92,115 Head, Steve 82 Heathcoat, Carol 92,111 Heathcoat, George 71 Heathcoat, Jerry 51 Hedstrom, Gladys 34 Hedstrom, laura 33,36 Heffern, JoAnn 82, 87, 101, 107, 113 Heintz, Paul 92,108,133 Heinzman, Carina 36 Helliwell, Kathy 82,113 Helmick, John 21,82, 138,141, 148,154 Helmick, Caryle 92,162 Henke, Carl 12,71 Henderson, Buford 82 Hensley, Joyce 92,111 Herbst, Donna 71,105,110,125 Herman, Gloria 51 Hermann, Deanna 92,109 Hetrick, Robert 52,201 Heyl, Roger 21, 52, 138, 139.150, 152, 154,169 Hibbard, Robert 71.136, 138, 151 Hibbard, Gary 92 Hicks, Norma F. 92 Hilburn, Loretta 82,126 Hilburn, Lurinda 52,125 Hill, Harriet 82, 136 Hill, Karl 71 Hill, leroy 82,133 Hill Lyle, 82,141,159,151 Joseph A. 82 Hilton, Alden 92,141,148 Hines, Sheri 52,104,109 Hire, Donald 92 Hoadley, Leslie 52,118.125 Hodges, Jack 52 Hoeflln, Andrew as Hoepfner, Sharon 79,82,87,ll7,l20,l68 Hoerr, Carol 92 Hoerr, Linda 92 Holt, Dave 52 Hopkins, Terry 52 Horne, Janet 82,115 Hotovec, Rosemary 92,107,114 Hotevec, Robert 52,71 Honlihan, Lois 71,107,112 Houlihan, Tom 92 Hubbart, Jim 71, 112, 126, 127, 128, 130 138,139,150 Huddart, David 92,115 Hudgins, David 71 Huett, Sandy 98 Hulick, Peggy 52,125 Hughes, Clark 92,111,113 Hum, Alan c. 71,105 Hunt, Sharon 92,162 Hunter, Hunter , Ronald A. 78 Hussey, Jim 92, 127, 128, 151 Huston, Alan 53 Huston, Byron 53 Hutton, Joe 71,104 Kellenberger, Daniel 93,104 Kellenberger, Kay 76, 120, 181 Kellenberger, Ronald 78,127 Kelly, Naomi 72 Kelly, Nora 83,134 Kelsey, James 93,134,141 Kemredy, Margaret 93,113 Kenoyer, James 72 Kent, larry 93 Keown, Tom 72,155,159,151,166 Kerker, Lynette 98,101 Kerms, Jerry 54 W Key, George 37 Keyster, Charlotte 27, 54, 106, 133, 193 Kibler, Brigitte 72, 102, 112, 134 Kimble, Jim 54 King, Arletta 83, 87, 109, 125, 197 Gathon 72 King, King, Maria 83,87, 109,115, 125 King, Mark 93 Kipp, Bob 72,155,166 Kirkman, Carol 83 Kirkman, Jack 72 Kirkman, Jerry 54 Kirlin, Sandra 72,109 Klawitter, Ronald 83, 115, 124, 125 Klein, Dave 15,93 Klein, Mary 83 Klein, Ruth 93 Knapp, Carol 93,113,126 Knight, George 83 Hybarger, Judy 92, 104, 107, 111 Iben, wayne 92,99,101,114, 141, 148 Jackson, Bernard 82 Jackson, Jackson Jackson, larry 53 Paula 93,114, 125 Victory 93,162 Knoblock, Dan 83,84,151 Knobloch, Darrel 93,124 Knobloch, David 151 Knobloch, Doris 55,109 Knobeloch, Gerald 21, 72, 160, 197 Kobler, Judy 15, 72,107, 124 Jacobsen, Priscilla 53,106 Jacobson, Carleton 36 Jaeger, Norman 53,133,143 James, Dick 13, 53,104,124,126,128, 130,202 Janes, Charles 82 Koch, Jim 72 Kohrs, Tom 92,93,141 Koons, Shirlee 93,108 Kolb, Dennis 93 Krulac, Dennis 93,133,141 Krus, Sharon 93 Johnson Betty 71,109 Johnson, Bruce 83,117,155 Johnson, Charles 23, 71, 133 Johnson, Donna 83 Johnson, Janice 53,101 Johnson JoAnn 53,124, 187 Jolurson, Joyce 71,107,117 Johnson, Judith 78 Johnson lawrence 83,155 Johnson, Leora 93 Johnson Louis 93 Johnson Ted 53 Johnson Vicki 93,98,111 Jolliff, Eddie Lee 71 Jolliff, Robert 93,115,133 Krusa. Jim 108 Kuster, Paul 55, 119, 125, 150 lain, Judy 72,107,116 Lambert, Judith 104, 107, 114 lamotte, Denis 93, 113, 116, 126 Lampkin, Marion 72, 143, 144, 159,186 lampton, Clara 55 landon, Kenna 24,72 langholz, Douglas 93,133,141 langton, Katherine 34 lappin, Jerry 72 Jones, Jim 83,137,148,150 Jones, JoAnn 53,106 Jones, Linda 83,134 Jones, Marva 71 Jones, Nancy 54,125 Jones, Nancy 93,109,114 Jones, Patricia 93,111 Jones, Richard 93,148 Jones, Sandra 93 Jordan, Betty 83,106,134 Iosephsohn, Ralph 72,112,151 Kahler, Karen 27,54,107, 134,201 Kall, Terry 13,54,101 Kannenberg, Paul 78 Kappler, Barbara 54, 107, 109, 112 Karr, David 93,133 Kavanaugh, Charles 40 Kavanaugh, Douglas 54,149 Kavanaugh, Judy 95 Keach, Tom 54 Keener, Donna Mae 76 larkln, Mike 21,55, 117, 118,137, 144,152 latvaitis, Robert 72,115 latvaitis, Richard 93,115 landerbaugh, Dolores 38 lauth. Judy 55, 106, 133 lavigne, Judy 93, 106, 115, l26,128, 130 Lawless, Madeline 72 league, Barbara 72 Laurie, Fred 93,155 Leason, Diana 93,98,114 Lee, Earl 83 Lee, Robert 83,117,133 leGrande, Doug 83, 115, 126, 128, 130, Lehman, Margory 55 lelrn, Gary 78,83,108 Lelm, Wallace 98,141 Lemkau, K. Carsten 83,89,115,137, 155, 159 lentz, Brad 21, 55, 99, 100, 118, 119, 127, 128, 130, 150 Lentz, Robert 88, 93, 101, 102, 115, 127, 129 Lemhart, Patricia 55 Leslie, Georgia 93, 107, 108, 114 I I it Q l5l Lewis, Royce 38,130 lewis, Terry 93,114 lewey, Brenda 72,125 Lincoln, LeRoy 55, 138, 139, 149, 150,157 Linden, Sharon 94,113 Lindenmeyer, Donna 72 Linder, I anet Karen 72,102 Linder, Janet Kay 72, 112, 119, 121, 133, 169 Lindstrom, Roger 83,84,115,124 Lisk, Jane 83,134 Lisle, Karen 27.30, 55, 118,119, 120,164 List, Carol 98 Littrell, larry 83, 108, 133 Livingood, Sharon 72 Henry 72, 133 Joe 27, 56, 138, 139,196 Livingston, Livingston, Livingston, Sally 94 Logan, Grant 56,150 Long, Alton 36 Lorentz, Henry 94 Love, Dorotha 94,104 Lovin, Barbara 68,72,99, 101,119, 121,101 Lowder, laura 94,104, 115, 121, 171 Lumpp, Rosina 94 Lund, Robbin 72, 119, 121,200 McCarey, Robert 56 McClanahan, Joan 94, 107, 109 McClanahan, Jorita 72, 109, 113 McClanathan, Don 56,131,133 McClernan, Ann 83 McCluggage, Elsie 36 McCormick, Byron 35,160 McCormick, William 56 Mathews, Bob 83,155,151 Matthew, Lois 57 Matzke, Manfred 94 Matzke, Margit 94 Maxwell, Albert 57, 150, 155 Maxwell, Alberta 94 Maxwell, Allen 84,155 Maxwell, Bob 57 Mazingo, Janice 73,134 Means, Nancy 57 Means, Timothy 94,141,151 Meidroth, Terry 94 McCuskey Marten 56, 118, 119, 125 McDonald Louis R. 33 McDonald Nadine 83, 134 McDowell, James 72 McDowell laVerne 98 McEndollar, Roll 83, 108, 133 McEndollar, Vanna 98,111 McGonag1e, Charles 83,108,155 McKinnie, Marilyn 72 Mclean, Fred 72 McLoughlin, Judy 56,125 McMachan, Nancy 56, 109, 119, 125 McMillan, William 67 McMullen, Mike 116,117 McNulty, Pat 56, 109 McReyno1ds, Dale 83,111 McWilliams, Jimmy 44,155 Macari, Jim 56 Macdonald, Emma 33,107 Mackanin, Sharon 83 Mahler, Roger 161 Mallory. Jack 21, 33, 37, 141, 147, 154 Malone, Marcia 14,57 Mangold, Linda 98,111 Mann, Annamarie 72,112 Mann, Jacqueline 72 Manshardt, Jim 44, ll5,l2l, l25,l29, 130 Maples, Kathryn 73 Marfell, Joyce 94 Marfell, Sharon Kay 94 Marfell, walter 83 Mark, George 94,117 Marshall, Jean 73 Martens, Mildred 37 Merritt, Dave 84,108 Mettam, Dermis 84 Mettam, Terry 57 Metzger, Merrill 84 Meyers, Janice 94 Miesse, larry 84, 115, 124, 134 Miesse, Lowell 57 Millard, Sue 88,94, 104 Miller, Carol 78 Miller, Keith Bob 84,115 Miller, Bruce 13, 57, 133, 184 Miller, Charmaine 84,106 Miller, Clifton 73,112,133 Miller Earl 37 Miller, Edward 35,108 Miller, Jerry 84 Miller, Gladys 21,35 Miller, Joyce 57 Miller, Nila 57,177 Miller, Paul 58 Miller, Richard 58, 108, 143, 149 Miller, Robert 58 Milloy, Sharon 84 Mills, Ken 73, 113, 125, 126, 128 130, 136, 161 Mitchell, Joyce 84,162 Mitchell, Mike 73, 138,139, 151 Mixell, Sandra 84,116 Mohr, Elizabeth Ann 73 Mohr, Sharon 94 Moll, Edward 9,37 Monier, Virginia 73,107, 112,162 Monohon, David 84,133 Monroe, Carol 84 Mouser, Dolores 40 Mooberry, Jack 73, 113, 155 Moon, Carl E. 67 Mooningham, Patsy 22,94 Moore, George 58 Morgan, Marilyn 73,133 Moritz, Fred 84,133,159 Morris, Beverly 84 134 Morse, David 84 Morton, Joleen 94 Mowder, Gary 58,105 Moyers, Jewel 58,143,183 Mullen, Craig 94,98 Mummert, Patricia 58,109 Mundstedt, George 58 Munstedt, Vicki 84 Murphy, Glenda 84 Murphy, Maureen 84, 115 Murphy, Patrick 94, 133 Murphy, Rose 84 Murphy, Sheila 73,112 Murphy, William 94,105,133 Muzzy, Judith 94, 106, 114 Muzzy, Gary 21, 59, 125, 138, 140 143, 192 Martin, Ajay 94,141 Martin Brenda 73,l06,ll5,126,l28 Martin , Jacqueline 94, 101 Martin, Jim 27, 94, 115, 127 Martin, Vernon 83, 129, 130 Mathews, Dmald 34,137 Mathisen, Sue 94,116 Mathison, Gary 14,83, 141 Myers, Jim 94 Myer, Nancee 58,125 Mailing, Geneva 84,162 Naug, Steve 21,73 Neal, William 94 Nehl, Lee 58 Nelson, Rolly 84,116,133, 141 Neuluus, Charles 40 -207- Neumann, Fritz 94,105 Nevitt, Lois 73,133 Nickel, Lynn 73,106,l07,l08,ll2,124 Nichols, Jacqueline 22,84,133 Nichols, Judith 59,125 Preston, Steve 95, 115, 130 Pribble, Terry 74 Price, Marilee 60,134 Pullen, Wayne 95 Pulver, Tammy '74.105.113,l25,134 Nicholson, Fonty 73 Nieukirk, Jack 73 Nieukirk, Sandra 84,104 Noe, Charles 84,133,137 Nordstrom, Gary 59 Nordstrom,Sharon 84,116 Norton, Mary Alice 13,84 Oard, Jealene 73,112,156 O'Brien, Dorothy 59,106,107,112 O'Brien, Sally 94 O'Conner, Jim 59 O'Day, Judy 73,107,109 Ohl, Sherry 73 Oller, Alfred 95 Osar, Gary 73,138,151 Pusch, Pusch, Raber, Joanne 95 Margie 15, 24, 74, 107, 113 Judie 88, 95, 115, 127, 129 Radamacher, Carol 85,115, 134 Rae, Vivien 74,120, 133,176 Randolph, James 74 Rashid , Judy 85 Reader, Sharon 95 Reames, Judy 22,85 Reams, Paul 74,150 Reed, Marilyn 60,177 Reed, Nancy 60 Reed, Ralph 90 Reed, Roberta 60,104 Reed , Sharon 74, 112 Osborn, Richard 95 Owen, Phil 21, 73, 113,131, 133,173,151 Pacey, Carole 13, 73, 108, 112,133 Pappas, Mltcho 35 Park, James 73, 113, 126,129,130 Parker, Barbara 59 Parker, Jim 95,114 Parris, Margery 84 Parris, Woodrow 59 Reeves, Denny 85,115,117 Regan, Par 88, 95, 101,114, 115, 141,148 Regele, Inge 14, 61,125 Reichel, Carl 27,85,105,117 Reisner, Jackie 61, 104, 113 Renken, Ronald 61,116 Rennau. Judy 85 Reynolds, Fletcher 95,116,137 Richardson, Janet 85,114,117 Parrott, Sally 73,114 Parry, Judy 59,125 Parvin. Jim 84 Passett, Barbara 85 Patterson, Jack 59,138,140 Paulson, Gary 73, 138, 140, 144, 154 Peacock, Berle 73 Pearce, Johnna 59,109, 119, 125,171 Pearson, Richard 95 Pearson, James 73,l44, 146,159,186 Pearson, Jim L. 73,104,113 Peck, Terry 24, 73, 135 Peel, Nancy 95,101 Peel, Robert 73,183 Pence, Gordon 95,115,133,141 Perdew, Avis 34 Perkins, Pat 60,125 Perkins, Terry 85,ll5,l17,l2l, 127, 128,199 Perrine, Rita 85, 105,107,116 Peterlin, Barbara 73 Peters, Howard 7,9,13,21,29,42,60, 101,105,150 Pettit, Meta 73,104 Pfaffmann, Frederick 92,95,133 Philipp, Becky 60,121,125 Phillips, Paul 95,133 Picton, Wayne 95 Pierson, Janet 85,113,134 Pilkington, Jerry 95,141,151 Pilkington, Phil 74,117,133 Ping, David as Ping, Kenneth 74 Pittman, Terry 95 Place, Frank 85,104 Planck, Carol 60,106,117,119,124 Plattner, Roberta 60, 106, 113, 119, 121, 127, 128, 200 Pleasant, Barbara 85,101,102, 107, Riedel, Joyce 95, 104 Riggins, Barry 95,127 Riggins, Brenda 95,109 Risius, Roach, Joe 27,74,136,138,l40,l44 Bernadine 34 Roberson, Alvin 95 Roberts, Barbara 30, 74, 108,112, 120 Roberts, 166,168 Eileen 9, 74, 108 Roberts, James 95 Roberts, Joyce 95,104,108 Robinson, Jerry 74 Robinson, Robert 85,150 Rockhill, Diane 74,112,124 Roehrig, Steven 85,115,155 Roger, Roger, Rogers, Rogers, Rohde, Elsie 95 Pat 85,l06,115,126,128 Jack 95,141,148, Kay 79,85,87,99,101,106, 109,115 Arden 95 Rose, Allen 95 Rose, Ray 74,'138,140, 144, 191 Rosecrans, Rod 61 Ross , J ackie 95, 107, 114,183 Roth, Jim 21, 85, 141, 151 Rowlan d, Don 85 Rufe, Mary 30, 61,l06,l07,112,l24, 137 Rule, Gordon 61,113 Rush, Stanley 61,155 Russell, Bill 85,108, 114, 155 Russell, Carl 61,140,150,l65 Russell, Carolyn 61 Russell, David 98 Russell, Gilbert 85 Russell, Paul 74, 138, 140, 151, 165 Russell, Wanda 74 Rutledge, Eileen 22, 85 114, 117, 120,203 Plunk, Buddy 95 Polak, Judy 74,104 Polich, Fred 74 Pollitt, Linda 85 Poplett, Roger 74 Potter, Sharon 95 Potter, William 95,115,133 Powell, Linda 14,85, 113,117 Powley, Sharon 60,120,195 Preston, Gayle 74,125,162 -208- Saal. Jay 85, 112, 126, 128, 137, 155 Sakash, Sharon 74,133 Salisbury, Carol 85,106,133,134 Salisbury, Charles 13,62,131, 133 Samms, Judy 74,134 Samuelson, Nancy 95,104 Sanders, Roland 31,35 Sarver, Bonnie 85 Sass, Rodney 85,115 Satterfield, Peggy 96,113 Sauder,Maril1a 13, 30, 62, 102, 129,130,202 Sauder, Ellen 96,108, 115, 129, 130 Sauer, Barbara Jo 96,115 Saville, Bob 96 Saville, Geneva 74,112 Sayles, Sondra 85 Saylor, Betty Ann 74,116 Schaal, Elsie 74, 107,108,109 Schaede, Bill 96,104,141 Schaede, Pat 62,117 Schaeffer, Connie 74 Schaffer, Eldon 85,115 Schaffer, Phyllis 74 Scheffel, Mildred 38 Schildmiller, James 74 sehiniiig, Bin 25, 62, 116, 150 Schilling, Judy 96,108 Scholbohm, Paul 74,117 Schlosser, Gretchan 79, 85, 87, 109 116,125 Schlosser, Robert 86,116,137 Schlosser, Mary 14,62 Schmitt, Dawne 96, 102, 114 Schroeder, Elaine 62, 106, 107, 124, Schoenewelss, Sherry 96,162 Schunk, John 86, 105, 115, 124, 125 Schurtz, John 96,141,148 Schwab, Fred 86,126,130 Schwark, Bill 98 Schwartz, Glen 38,104 Scott, Carlton Lee 86 Scott, Elizabeth 62,125 Scott, Roland 86,127,130 Seefeldt, Bill 62,193 Selburg. 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