Clay City High School - Claytonian Yearbook (Clay City, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1967 volume:

%• To those who open this book, “Welcome!” We the 1967 Claytonian stafT, hope that this yearbook will become one of your most prized possessions. The 1967 school year was filled with many cherished memories. As we look back, we have tried to pick some of the bright spots that stand out in our minds as important events- in the history of Clay City High School; and with this in mind, we present to you your 1967 Claytonian. FOREWORD 2 Title Page..................1 Foreword....................2 Yearbook StafT..............4 Administration......... • 7 Faculty....................17 Organizations .............27 Athletics..................43 Activities.................63 Underclassmen............• 79 Seniors....................91 Graduation ...............116 Advertisements ...........120 Farewell..................160 TABLE OF CONTENTS 3 YEARBOOK FRONT ROW (left to right) — Linda Tibbs, Judi Motsinger, Kathy Patridge, Raye Gordon, Barbara Tibbs; SECOND ROW — Mrs. Long, Linda Crackcl, Vicki Herdes, Kathy Weiler, Pam Rinnert, Peggy Patridge, Judy Billingsley, Gail Turner, Barbara Sunday, Mike Delonshaw; THIRD ROW — Steve Miller, Jay Reed, Pat Burt, Harry McDonald, Steve Powell, Dennis Milligan, Garland Keck, Terry England, Gary Payne Judi Motsinger and Vicki Herdes sell Linda Crackel and Steve Miller a 1967 Claytonian. 4 SEATED; Mrs. Long, Yearbook Sponsor, STANDING: Jr. Co-Editors, Steve Powell and Pam Rinnert and Sr. Co-Editors, Linda Crackel and Jay Reed STAFF Subscription Sales Managers, Kathy Weiler and Vicki Herdes, check the sales receipts as Business Managers, Kathy Patridgc and Pat Burt, order supplies for the yearbook. Typists, Raye Gordon, Linda Tibbs, and Peggy Patridge, are busy preparing the yearbook, while photographers, Dennis Milligan and Harry McDonald, examine a camera. 5 The Activities Editors, Gail Turner and Barbara Sunday, help the Artists, Steve Miller and Judi Motsinger, choose a design for the Homecoming. Busily organizing a Sports page arc Sports Writers Garland Keck, Gary Payne, Mike De-lonshaw, and Terry England 6 NOIlVHlSINIWaV ,S UPERINTENDENT MR. JAMES MAROON, M. A. Mr. James Maroon is a native of Greenville, Illinois, He received his B.A. degree from Greenville College and M.A. at Southern Illinois University, Carb-ondale. He taught history and science and was coach at Morrisonville, Illinois. Before moving to Clay City, Mr. Maroon was principal of the Brownstown High School, Brownstown, Illinois. Mr. Maroon was in the Armed Forces for two years, serving with a missile unit in various parts of Europe. During his leisure time, he enjoys fishing and most sports. We are happy to have him and his wife Connie and sons Stephen 5, Brian 4, and Gregory 2, making their residence in Clay City. 8 A. C. RUDOLPHI, Vice President CLETIS HOSSELTON, President JOHN K. DUFF, Secretary BOARD OF EDUCATION BILL WEILER RAY CRACKEL FLETCHER STANLEY He retired this year after 15 years of service on the board. HAROLD SHAFFER ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL w S 10 GUIDANCE DIRECTOR Mr. Jim McDaniel, Guidance Director, is helping Garland Keck, a senior, as he is making plans to attend college next year. Kathcrn Crackel, school secretary and treasurer, works dilily to keep the many financial problems, records, and secre-il duties under control. A new office secretary, Mrs. Karen Bangcrt, assists Mrs. Crackel in her numerous jobs. Linda Crackel, second year office assistant, and Pat Burt are busy lending a helping hand. II Office assistants Raye Gordon, and Judy Billingsley are shown answering the phone and checking attendance. Mary Jo Bangert, 5th hour assistant, and Paula Shock, 7th hour assistant arc helping in office duties. Secretaries and office assistants left to right: Pat Burt, Linda Crackel, Paula Shock, Mrs. Bangert, Mrs. Crackel, Mary Bangert, Raye Go and Judy Billingsley 12 LIBRARY STAFF Student librarians (from left to right) Beverly Mullins, Pat Burt, Connie Phillips, Jeanette Cox, Barbara Sunday, Gail Turner, Ginger Lynn, Judi Motsingcr, and Rhea Billingsley arc shown with Mrs. Shore, librarian. Newly acquired librarian, Mrs. Shore, works diligently to keep our modem library running smoothly. Gale Bryan and Pat Burt help make the library the most festive room during the Christmas season. 13 Books arc easier to find when you use index files. Here Gail Turner helps Rhea Billingsley locate a certain book. Enjoying the study tables for group study are Ginger Lynn, Pat Burt,Judi Motsinger, and Barb Sunday. Mary Lou Sharp tries out the new audio equipment and finds it really adds to the library. CAFETERIA CAFETERIA WORKERS Left to Right: Mrs. Dehart, Mrs. Smith, Judy Noll, Nancy Wiley, Lynn Turner, Rose Kessler, Dick Turner, Rita Kuhl, Nancy McDowell, Donna Murbarger, Bill Schofield, Alan Sharp, Wanda Wheat, Jim Buffington, Mary Lou Sharp, Leroy Wright BUS DRIVERS Mr. Hubert Evans, Jim Keck, Arkell Murbarger, and Fred Weiler CUSTODIANS 16 Mr. Robert Foreman and J. V. Mayo FACULTY HARRY R. CURTIS, B.S. in EDUCATION American History, World History, Social Problems, Physical Education, Coaching; Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, Illinois KERN L. DOERNER, B.S. in AGRICULTURE Vocational-Agriculture; Southern Illinois University, Carbond-ale, Illinois; Graduate Work, University of Illinois, Champaign, Illinois ps, . LARRY EUGENE GARIEPY, B.S. in EDUCATION Physical Education, Driver Education Assistant Coach-Baseball, Basketball, Track, and Cross Country Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, Illinois JACK GENGLER, BACHELOR of MUSIC, MASTER OF MUSIC EDUCATION Band director Illinois Wesleyan University Bloomington, Illinois EUNICE GOLDEN B.S. in HOME ECONOMICS Home Economics I, II, III, and Family Living Southern Illinois University,Carbondalc, Illinois English III, IV; Texas Wesleyan, Ft. Worth, Texas; Indiana Central College, Indianapolis, Indiana; Graduate Work Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, Illinois CLARA R. LONG, B.S. in EDUCATION JIM MCDANIEL, B.S. in EDUCATION, M.S. in EDUCATION General Business, Typing, Bookkeeping, Basketball Coach; Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, Illinois ffff f ff f f WAYNE E. PHILLIPS, B.S. in EDUCATION General Science and Biology; Greenville College, Greenville, Illinois; Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, Illinois SHARON MCDANIEL, B.S. in EDUCATION, M.S. in EDUCATION Shorthand, Stenography, Typing, Physical Education; Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, Illinois C. E. PULLIAM Industrial Arts, I, II, II, and IV Millikin University, Decatur, Illinois; University of Illinois, Champaign, Illinois; Western 111-nois University, Macomb, Illinois; Illinois State Normal University, Normal, Illinois; Bradley University, Peoria, Illinois PAULINE SHORE, B.S. Librarian Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, Illinois L. E. “GENE” TOLLIVER, B.S. in EDUCATION Algebra II, Analytic Geometry, Plane Geometry, Sr. Math, Ath letic Director, Track Coach; Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, Illinois; Advanced work, Western Illinois University ’IIMUinilL Mr. and Mrs. Gene Tolliver, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crackel, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Bangert, and Mr. Maroon are ready for the banquet for the office girls. Mrs. Golden says, “I’m going on a diet tomorrow!” Mr. VanDykc and his physics crew arc having a hard day at the books!!! Mr. Gcngler pauses a moment in his busy schedule at the Brownstown contest. FACULTY IN ACTION ORGANIZATIONS | A SUPERIOR RATI FIRST ROW, left to right: Pat Burt, Vicki Hcrdes, Judy Smith, Gary Bcrns, Connie Gordon; SECOND ROW, left to rig}’ Wattles, Margie Staley, Steve Miller, Marilyn Staley, Connie McIntosh, Jeff Burkett, Pam Misenhimer, Kathy Weiler, Rp don, JefTPadgett; THIRD ROW, left to right: John Murbager Jane Winterrowd, Alice Bissey, Wanda Wheat, June Hale. Mattingly, Garland Keck, Dick Rosenlieb, Barbara Tibbs, Bobby Coulter, Anita Hunley, Steve Morris, Connie Patridge; S ING, left to right: John Taylor, Jim Shaffer, Joyce Travis, David Crackel, David Toler, Glenda Wattles Below — (left to right): Steve Powell, Raj Gordon, David Burt, Kathy Patridge, Garlai Keck, and Don Mattingly “Let’s face it, we’re great!” Swinging saxophonists Barbara Sunday, Donna Murbarger, Gail Turner, and Tom Bones chalk up another first rating. 1GH SCHOOL BAND T ROW, left to right: Alyn Gordon, Debbie Burt, Pam Rinnert, Peg Patridge, Cheryl Moseley, Linda Crackel SECOND ROW’, , right: Donna Murbarger, Connie Rosenlieb, Chris Bones, Doug Weiler, John Cox, Sam Bates, Gail Turner, Jo Ellen Workman, a Tibbs, Tom Bones, Barb Sunday THIRD ROW: Bruce Staser, Eugene Fildes, Mark Doris, David Burt, Nancy McDowell, Ruth Robinson, Jerry Mayo, Robert Bohrer, Mary K. Payne, Steve Shaffer, Chris Weiler, Bill Long, Steve Powell FOURTH ROW’: y Patridge, Suzanne Hcrdes, Mr. Gcngler hn Taylor, Joyce Travis, Jim Shaffer, David Toler and Glenda Wattles Ou say we’re going to play President? - Pat Burt and Linda Crackel “Look Ma, no music!” 29 PEP BAND SEATED (left to right) Garland Keck, Judy Smith, Anita Hunley, Joyce Travis Judy Billingsley, Vicki Herdes, Gary Berns SECON] ROW: Kathy Patridge, Jim Shafer, Connie Patridge, Don Mattingly, Gail Turner, Barbara Sunday, Tom Bones, Chris W'eiler, M Gengler THIRD ROW: David Toler, David Crackcl, Pat Burt, David Burt, Dick Roscnlieb, Bill Long, Steve Powell, Bob Coulfl BAND OFFICERS STANDING: (left to right) Mr. Gengler, Band Director; Garland Keck, President; Dick Roscnlieb, ! Treasurer; Chris Weiler, Custodian; Bill Long, Sophomore Representative; Raye Gordon, Vice President; Linda Crackel, Secretary; Steve Powell Junior Representative; Mary K. Payne, Freshman Representative SEATED: Judy Billingsley, Librarian; Pat Burt, Custodian r 30 SWEEPSTAKES RUNNER-UP AT STATE CONTEST [RST ROW (left to right): Jim Shafer, John Taylor, David Toler, Kathy Patridge, Joyce Travis, Glenda Wattles. SECOND ROW (left to ght): Pat Burt, Peg Patridge, Alyn Gordon, Pam Rinnert, Debbie Burt, Cheryl Moseley, Linda Crackel. THIRD ROW': Mr. Gengler, Vicki erdes, Judy Smith, Gasy Berns, Jo W'orkman, Gail Turner, Sam Bates, Tom Bones, Barb Sunday, Donna Murbarger. FOUR I H ROW: athy Weiler, Raye Gordon, Pam Misenhimer, Garland Keck, Don Mattingly, David Burt, Steve Powell, Bill Long, Robert Bohrer. •ert Bohrer, Steve Powell, Bill Long did an outstanding job on r trombone trio. Kathy Weiler, Bill Long, Garland Keck, Don Mattingly nervously await the judge’s “OK” to begin.. 31 BETA CLUB I RON I ROW — (left to right) Linda Crackel, Kathy Patridge, Barbara Sunday, Rayc Gordon, Mary Jo Bangcrt, Pat Burt, Vicki Had SECOND ROW’ Mr. Tolliver, Owen Skaggs, Garland Keck, Kathy Weiler, Pam Rinnert, Gail Turner, Peggy Patridge, Jeanette (j THIRD ROW — Mike Dclonshaw, Ronnie Patridge, Chris Weiler, Steve Powell. Jim Bogle, Jay Reed, Mike Patridge OFFICERS OF THE BETA CLUB President — Jay Reed Vice-President — Jim Bogle Secretary — Linda Crackel Treasurer — Raye Gordon The new Beta Club members were initiated at the Ranch Steak House in Flora. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: (left to right) Garland Keck, Bruce Hosselton, Tom Laughton, Dick Turner, Doug Hossclton, Bill Schofield, Bary Franklin, Richard Hunley; SECOND ROW: Mr. Docrner, David Wiley, David Woods, Larry Allison, Steve Gill, Matthew Kuenstler, David Sullens, feff Laughton; THIRD ROW: Jim Buffington, Tom Sullens, Tom Wheat, Leo Rudolphi, David Crackel, Dale Brown, Don Hale, Dick Banker, Bill Wolfe; FOURTH ROW: Roger Stanley, Jay Michels, John Murbarger, Mike Phillips, Art Uebinger, Richard Hcrdes, John Spencer, Jackie Wilkins, Bradley Stanford, Alan Herdes i OFFICERS: Leo Rudolphi — President Garland Keck — Vice President Bill Schofield — Secretary John Spencer — Treasurer Dale Brown — Reporter David Wood — Sentinel Sponsor: Mr. Docrner 3 33 G.A.A. FIRST ROW: Judy Billingsley, Barbara Sunday, Raye Gordon, Pat Burt, Linda Tibbs, Vicki Hcrdcs, Ginger Lynn; SECOND ROW: Mrs. McDaniel, Barbara Tibbs, Mary Lou Sharp, Ruth Ann Robinson, Debra Thompson, Alice Bisscy, Beverly Mullins: THIRD ROW: Darlene Franklin, Becky Osborn, Martha Duff, Kathy Patridge, Connie Gordon, Judy Shomakcr, Jeanette Cox; FOURTH ROW: Peggy Patridge, Kathy Weiler, Pam Rinnert, Ramona Petitjean, Judy Smith, Margie Staley, and Linda Crack- el. OFFICERS Left to Right: Mrs. Me Daniel, Sponsor, Linda Crackel, Secretary, Mary Lou Sharp, Point Chairman, Becky Osborn, Treasurer, Raye Gordon, President, Janice Fehren-bacher, Point Chairman, Kathy Patridge, Vice President, Rhea Billingsley, Song leader, Pam Rinnert, Song leader 34 G.A.A. FIRST ROW (left to right): Glenda Wattles, Marilyn Staley, Jane Winterrowd, Debbie Burt, Jo Workman, Joy Noah, Cheryl Moseley, Lou Ella Robinson, Connie Phillips; SECOND ROW: Lynn Turner, Connie Patridge, Linda Lybarger, Donna Murbar-ger, Debbie Wyatt, Rhea Billingsley, Baraara Bowling, Virginia Wells, Barbara Cailteux, Mrs. McDaniels; THIRD ROW: Terry Lents, Mary Payne, Kathy Pierce, Alyn Gordon, Pam Misenhimer, Linda Shomaker, Mary Jane Hasler, Carolyn Sharp, Karen McCrory, Debbie Shock, Linda Fehrcnbacher, Rose Kessler; FOURTH ROW: Cris Bones, Anita Hunley, Norma Crackcl, Sherry Patridge, Wanda Wheat, Brenda Weidner, Iris Powell, Connie Stanley, Joyce Travis, Paula Shock, Nancy Wiley, Betty Petitjean. G.A.A. TRIP to Evansville, Ind. Rhea Billingsley pauses before she climbs on the ride. Three senior beauties, Dcbera Thompson, Linda Tibbs, and Ginger Lynn pose for the press photographer!!!!! FHA FIRST ROW: Ginger Lynn, Linda Tibbs, Mary Jo Bangert, Kathy Patridge, Raye Gordon, Judi Montsinger, SECOND ROW: Mn en, Debra Thompson, Anne Turner, Anita Hunley, Connie Patridge, Donna Murbarger, Alice Bissey, THIRD ROW: Barbara Tibb Turner, Connie Gordon, Martha Duff, Ruth Ann Robinson, Lynn Turner, Nancy McDowell, FOURTH ROW: Peggy Patridge. Weiler, Pam Rinnert, Mary Lou Sharp, Vicki Hcrdes, Margie Staley, Nancy Wiley OFFICERS: SEATED left to right: Kathy Weiler, Public .Relations Chairman; Gail Turner, First Vice President; Raye Gordon, Secretary; Ginger Lynn, Historian; STANDING; Kathy Patridge, President; Mary Lou Sharp, Treasurer; Connie Gordon, Recreation Chairman; Pam Rinnert, Second Vice President; Debra Thompson, Degree Chairman; Mary Jo Bangert, Vice President of Projects 36 INDUSTRIAL ART CLUB FRONT ROW: (left to right) Bary Franklin, David Wood, Richard Herdes, Loren Lee Cobble, Joe Bucrstcr, Dale Brown. SECOND ROW: Mr. Pulliam, Bill Wolfe, Ronald Iffcrt, Jim Buffington, Dick Turner, Bruce Colclasure. THIRD ROW: Tern' Amcr-man, Ronnie Bangert, David Hough, Mike McKinney, Jim Cook, Gale Bryan, David Harrison, Dick Banker. FOURTH ROW: Parvin Murbargcr, Kim Powers, Larry Phillips, Ronnie Sullcns, Bill Krause, Jackie Wilkins, Paul Schnautz. OFFICERS Left to Right: Bruce Colclasure, President Dick Banker, Vice President Gary Britton, Secretary-Treasurer (not shown) LETTERMEN’S CLUB FRONT ROW: Danny Wilder, Leo Rudolphi, Mike Delonshaw, Bill Wolfe. Dick Rosenlieb, John Cox, Eddie Wyatt, Greg Kuenstlcr. Ditter. SECOND ROW: Mr. Tolliver, Dennis Carder, Mike Gray, Ronald Iffcrt, Richard Hunlcy, Bill Long, Bri ce Hosselton, Gale Bn THIRD ROW.: Donnie Noll, Don Cash, Ron Patridge, Steve Shaffer, Jim Bogle, Jay Reed, Gary Payne, Terry England, David Wi OFFICERS Vice President - Jay Reed, Secretary - Don Cash, Treasurer - Bill Wolfe, President - Mike Dclon-shaw, Scrgeants-at-Arms — Gale Bryan and Eddie Wyatt (not shown). 38 NEWSPAPER STAFF SEATED (left to right): Mary Jo Bangert, Judy Billingsley, Norma Crackel, Debbie Burt, Pat Burt, Gail Turner, Anita Hunley, Joyce Travis, Barbara Sunday STANDING: Judi Motsinger, Raye Gordon, Sponsor Mrs. McDaniel, Gary Payne, Steve Powell, Steve Miller, Ronnie Patridge, Sponsor Mr. McDaniel, Jay Reed, Owen Skaggs, Kathy Patridge, Karen McCrory, Linda Crackel, Pam Rinnert SPONSORS AND OFFICERS STANDING: Gail Turner, Jr. Editor Sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. McDaniel SEATED: Mary Jo Bangert, Typist Pat Burt, Editor 39 PEP CLUB The Clay City Pep Club is being led by the cheerleaders. The Pep Club backs the Wolves all the way. OFFICERS I RON I ROW, left to right: Point Chairmen Judi Motsinger and Connie Gordon, President Martha Duff, Point Chairman Norma Crackcl. BACK ROW: Secretary Pam Rinnert, Artists Dennis Milligan and Steve Miller, Treasurer Chris Weiler. 40 SCIENCE CLUB FRONT ROW Ken Bricker, Richard Hcrdcs, Jim Shafer, Don Noll, Alan Herdes, Owen Skaggs, John Taylor SECOND ROW Harry McDonald, Jane Winterrowd, Dennis Milligan, David Burt, Tom Bones, Debbie Burt, Jo Ellen Workman, Pat Burt, Linda Crackel, Rayc Gordon, Donna Murbarger THIRD ROW — Gary Berns, Bill Schofield, Gary Payne, Jim Bogle, Jay Reed, Dick Rosenlieb, Chris Weiler, Terry England, Mike Delonshaw, Mr. Van Dyke FOURTH ROW Bill Long, Terry Amerman, Bill Harrison, Lou Ella Robinson, Cheryl Moseley, Glenda Wattles, Don Cash, Don Hale, Jeff Dittcr, Dick Banker, Mr. Phillips FIFTH ROW — Judy Billingsley, Sherry Patridge, Karen McCrory, Terry Lents, Cris Bones, Paula Shock, Joyce Travis, Norma Crackel, Alyn Gordon, Marilyn Staley, Vicki Herdes, Barbara Sunday OFFICERS (left to right) Vice-President — Harry McDonald President — Jay Reed Secretary — Linda Crackel Treasurer — Ken Bahl (absent) SPANISH CLUB 1 FIRST ROW (left to right) — Ronnie Patridge. Dennis Carder, Steve Abbott, Don Cash, Fred Flarris; Second row — Pam Miscnhimer, Winterrowd, David Burt, Mike Patridge, Tom Bones, Debbie Burt, Norma Crackcl,Jo Ellen Workman, Pat Burt; THIRD ROW — Gli Wattles, Cheryl Moseley, Connie Stanley, Bill Harrison, Steve Powell, Steve Miller, Connie Gordon, Joel Levitt, Miss Eddings; FOU ROW — Harry McDonald, Greg Kuenstler, Gary Berns, David Toler, Richard Gordon, Gail Turner, Bill Long, John Taylor, Connie lips; FIFTH ROW John Spencer, Owen Skaggs, Jim Shafer, Terry Lents, Pam Rinnert, Chris Bones, Joy Noah, Brenda Wcidncr, Gordon, Joyce Travis, Barbara Sunday, Peggy Patridge l mammi ' h OFFICERS: FIRST ROW (left to right) Barbara Sunday, President; Ronnie Patridge, Vice-President; Pat Burt, Secretary; Steve Miller, Treasurer; Gail Turner, Program Chairman; Peggy Patridge, Recreation Chairman; SECOND ROW — Miss Eddings, Sponsor; Greg Kuenstler, Program Committee; David Foler, Recreation Committee; Pam Miscnheimer, Program Committee; Cheryl Mosley, Program Committee; Glenda Wattles, Recreation Committee; Steve Powell, Art Director; Tom Bones, Recreation Committee 42 BASEBALL FIRST ROW — Mgr. Terry England, Donnie Cash, Bill Long, Danny Wilder, Jell Ditter, Jerry Wattles, Parvin Murbarger, Mgr. Don Noll; SECOND ROW — Coach Curtis, Greg Kuenstler, Mike Pat ridge, Ed Wyatt, Dick Rosenlieb, Jay Reed, David Toler, Gary Payne. A Coach Gariepy; THIRD ROW — John Taylor, Gale Bryan, Steve Abbott, Dennis Murbarger, Steve Iffert, Steve ShalTcr, Ronnie Pat rid Chris Weiler, Bruce Staser. Viewing it from my vantage point, the baseball campaign this year was a success. We have many boys who worked hard, long hours with much determination to make this a successful season. I count the year successful with our 10 win and 3 loss record, and runner-up for conference title. We also had a 6-0 record in the eastern division of conference play for the undisputed title there. The fans and community spirit for school backing are the best I have ever experienced anywhere as a player or coach. From the squad we shall lose five seniors; we shall certainly miss their talents. They are Dick Rosenlieb, who was one of our two strong pitchers, and good hitter and field leader; Gary Payne, our centerfield vacuum cleaner and a good team leader, who was selected team captain and received the sportsmanship award; Jay Reed received the top batter award for batting .436 and the most valuable player award. Rounding out the seniors were Gale Bryan and Chris Weiler who both helped considerably in our season play. We had many other boys who truly deserve mention. Since all these boys are underclassmen, we can look forward to next year with great anticipation. I am truly proud, to be heading such fine boys and baseball talents as pictured on these pages, and to be a part of C.C.H.S. sports. LETTERMEN FIRST ROW: Coach Curtis, Jeff Ditter, Steve Abbott, Donnie Cash, Gale Bryan, Chris Wciler, Ronnie Patridge, Coach Gariepy SECOND ROW: Danny Wilder, Steve Iffert, Greg Keuntsler, Ed Wyatt, Dick Rosenlieb. Jay Reed, Gary Payne, Steve Shaffer. Teutopolis We They 4 6 Louisville 17 6 Kinmundy 16 3 Farina 2 7 Mills Prairie 8 4 Cisne 3 1 Noble 7 1 Sumner 10 2 Cisne 9 3 Noble 8 3 We They Sumner 12 2 Dietrich 10 0 Conference Playoff Farina 2 6 Record Won — 10 Lost — 3 45 'J GALE BRYAN Catcher; Outfielder Batting Average .360 GARY PAYNE Outfielder Batting Average .368 JAY REED Outfielder Infielder Batting Average .436 CHRIS WEILER Outfielder Batting Average .250 DICK ROSENLIEB Pitcher Batting Average .345 Fielded .933 BASEBALL AWARDS Most Valuable Player.......JAY REED Sportsmanship.............GARY PAYNE Honorary Captain..........GARY PAYNE Batting Champion...........JAY REED CROSS COUNTRY FIRST ROW — Dennis Carder, Mike Gray, Ronnie Patridge, Bill Wolfe, Leo Rudolphi, Gary Payne, Donnie Cash; SECOND ROW - M Donnie Noll, Stat. Bill Long, John Murbarger, Doug Hosselton, Bruce Hosselton, John Cox, David Hough, Keith Pryor, Owen Skaggs, M Kuenstler, Coach Tolliver. CROSS COUNTRY 1966-67 The Clay City harriers put together a fine 7-3 dual meet record this fall and copped the Midland Trail Conference meet for the fourth straight year. Dieterich downed the Wolves 27-28 for the first defeat ever suffered by the locals at the hands of a fellow MTC school. Eight boys lettered while extending the dual record for five years to 30-10, 20-1 against the conference. Seniors earning monograms were Gary Payne, Bill Wolfe, and Leo Rudolphi; Juniors: Donnie Cash and Ronnie Patridge; Sophs: Mike Gray, Dennis Carder, and Bruce Hosselton. The MTC title was the fourth in as many tries for the blue and white. Nine boys made the elite 100 Mile Club. The award winners for this year are listed elsewhere on these pages. Bill Wolfe established a new course record with a 10:14 clocking over the 1.95 mile course. Mike Gray and Dennis Carder turned a pair of the fastest soph times with 10:33 and 10:53 respectively. Donnie Cash went under 1Q:50 for the third straight year, and Ronnie Patridge could become the first four-time 100 miler next fall. Next year’s team needs to find two more good runners so Clay City will be tough again. 48 LETTERMEN Left to right - Leo Rudolphi. Bill Wolfe, Mike Gray, Dennis Carder, Bruce Hosselton, Ronnie Patridge, Donnie Cash, and Gary Payne. Coach Tolliver CROSS COUNTRY SEASON RECORDS MTC Conference Meet: Clay City — 37 Dieterich — 43 Noble - 73 Farina — 86 Cisne — 131 Kunmundy — 144 Flora — 27 Clay City — 29 Clay City — 27 Albion — 30 Clay City — 15 Kinmundy — 50 Clay City — 18 Effingham — 44 Clay City — 17 Farina — 41 Olney — 25 Lawrenceville — 34 Clay City — 67 Clay City — 19 Cisne — 37 Dieterich — 27 Clay City — 28 Clay City — 15 Newton — 46 RECORD 7-3 49 100 MILE CLUB FIRST ROW: Mgr. Donnie Noll, Dennis Carder, Mike Gray, Ron Patridge, Bill Wolfe, Stat. Bill Long SECOND ROW: Doug Hossc Bruce Hossclton, David Hough, Keith Pryor, Owen Skaggs M. T. C. CHAMPS Left to right: Leo Rudolphi, Gary Pa Ron Patridge, Don Cash, Bill Wolfe, V Gray, Dennis Carder. Coach Gene Tolliver 50 BASKETBALL I'eft to Right David Crackel, Bill Harrison, Jay Reed, Steve Shaffer, Ronnie Patridge, Tom Bones, Owen Skaggs, Donnie Cash, Gar-and Keck, Gary Payne, Mike Patridge, Jim Bogle KNEELING - Coach McDaniel, Wolf Mascot, Gale Bryan,' Asst. Coach Gariepy VARSITY BASKETBALL The 1966-67 basketball season began with a nucleus of one returning starter from the 1965-66 team. In pinpointing the high and low points of the season, it would seem that the high points were beating Louisville three times, the last time 103-77 in the regional, and winning 2 of 3 games from Dieterich, a team that had four players from 6'2 to to 6'5 . The low point of the season was our inability to beat Kinmundy. They beat us 44-43 in the opening game of the season, 59-57 in the opening round of the Midland Trail Tournament, and 74-68 in our homecoming game. Seniors playing their last game for the Wolves were Jim Bogle, who led the team in scoring with 495 points and in rebounds with 346; Gary Payne, who was second in scoring with 433, first in assists, and first in free throw percentage, and our best defensive player; Jay Reed, who was second in rebounding with 160 and fourth in scoring with 197; Garland Keck, who totaled 93 points for the season; and David Crackel, who scored 27 points for the season in a back-up role for Jim Bogle. STEVE SHAFFER t Free Throw Percentage • Gary' Payne irtsmanship .................Jay Reed lorary Captain.....................Jim Bogle st Defensive......................Gary' Payne MIKE PAT RIDGE BILL HARRISON DONNIE CASH RONNIE PAT RIDGE VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Glenda Wattles, Raye Gordon, Judy Billingsley, Debby Shock, Judy Smith Varsity JV We They We They Kinmundy 42 43 43 53 Cisne 71 68 57 50 Noble 56 41 42 39 Dieterich 67 68 82 47 Farina 59 69 43 45 Sumner 77 64 62 57 Albion 72 49 70 67 Wayne City 82 65 77 60 Louisville 71 56 46 60 Stew-Stras 75 59 45 42 Cisne 49 55 59 48 Noble 68 72 61 51 Dieterich 74 55 52 48 Oblong 60 62 53 39 Louisville 67 65 58 53 Sumner 75 49 55 49 Farina 76 64 71 51 Kinmundy 68 74 67 46 Effingham Holiday Tournament We Tl Effingham 64 a Dieterich 73 Flora 61 71 M.T.C. Tourney We 111 Kinmundy 57 3 Sumner 72 + Farina 72 i Regional We n Louisville 103 • Effingham 44 8 54 JV FRONT ROW (left to right) — Bill Long, Jeff Ditter, Steve Abbott, Dennis Carder, Bob Coulter, Don Mattingly SECOND ROW — Coach McDaniel, Tom Bones, Ronnie Patridge, Bill Harrison, David Burt, Mike Patridgc, Donnie Cash, Owen Skaggs, Asst. Coach Gariepy MANAGERS (left to right) — Terry England, Harry McDonald, and Donnie Noll Steve Shaffer goes for two. 55 JV CHEERLEADERS Left to Right — Pam Misenhimer, Kathy Pierce, Jane Winterrowd, Alyn Gordon STATISTICIANS Statisticians — David Wiley and Larry Phillips 56 Wolf Mascot, Gale Bryan FROSH - SOPH FRONT ROW: (left to right) Keith Pryor, Bruce Staser, Billy Wilkins, Parvin Murbarger, Roger Stanley, Steve Abbott, Dennis Carder, John Taylor BACK ROW: Coach McDaniel, Ronnie Bangert. Jeff Dittcr, Bill Long, Jerry Wattles, David Burt, Joe Rudolphi, Don Mattingly, Bob Coulter, Asst. Coach Gariepy Frosh. Soph. We-They We-They Cisne 51-35 33-57 Noble 67-53 57-49 Sumner 72-63 35-57 Flora 41-39 36-69 Noble 64-27 69-64 Cisne 52-46 40-60 Olney 47-38 37-69 Effingham 52-46 40-65 Bridgeport 54-52 50-55 Record 10- 1 5-7 FRESHMAN INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT We-They Albion 37-57 Louisville 53-34 FROSH.-SOPH. M. T. C. TOURNAMENT We-They Dieterich 61-36 Cisne 47-59 Farina 47-42 TRACK FRONT ROW — (left to right): Coach Tolliver, Manager Don Noll. Bruce Hosselton, Dennis Carder, David Hough, Doug Ryker, Ron tridgc, Dave Ryker, Bill Wolfe, Keith Pryor, Mike Gray, Manager Harry McDonald, Statistician Bill Long; SECOND ROW: Coach Cu: Owen Skaggs, Don Cash, Jeff Dittcr, Gary Payne, David Crackcl, Dick Rosenlieb, Bill Harrison, Bary Franklin, Bob Coulter, Tom SulO Bruce Staser, Coach Gariepy v COACH’S COMMENTS The 1967 Track Team won 8 and lost 0 in regular meets and won the championship in the Varsity M meet, Frosh-Soph MTC meet, and the CLAY CITY OPEN. The team scored in every event in the Midla Trail Meet to annex their seventh straight crown. The team proved outstanding in the running events andai quate in the field. Depth was their biggest drawback since only 20 boys were out for the sport. The Frosh-Sc team also won a seventh straight conference title and landed nine first places. Dick Rosenlieb was the Pa Open discus champion, while Gary Payne won titles in the 100 and 440 in the CLAY CITY OPEN. Davea Doug Ryker gave the Wolves a fine 1-2 punch in the 220. Ronnie Patridge was the outstanding half-milera ran well in the high and low hurdles. The CLAY CITY RELAYS and the OPEN drew large crowds, andni meets are here to stay. With 14 lettermen and only three graduating, the future looks quite rosy for theb and white. 58 Gary Payne wins 100 yard dash in 10.5. David Ryker and Doug Ryker finish Bruce Staser and David Crackel finish strong in the 440. first and second. Best times were 23.4 and 23.3. 3ill Wolfe shows his form in the highs. Best time Ronnie Patridge wins the 120 yard lows in 15.1 vas 9.3. seven inches. Mike Gray and Barry Franklin finish first and second in the 2-mile. The boys pictured above ran the 880 relay into oblivion four times, finally settling on 1:34.4 in the CLAY CITY RELAYS. Wolfe ran in place of Coulter when the record was set. Wolfe ran the lead-off leg in 23.7, Doug 23.9, Dave in 23.4, and Payne anchored in 23.4. These five boys took turns on the team which eventually gained a best of 3:43.9. This was in the MTC varsity meet. Payne and Wolfe ran with Bruce Staser and Dave Hough to establish this mark. 880 RELAY MILE RELAY CLAY CITY OPEN Clay City - 67 Noble — 62 St. Francisville — 30 Clay City 62 Clay City - 86 Oblong — 37 Wayne City — 35 Altamont 51 Clay City - 78 Farina — 44 Ramsey — 37 Noble 44 1 Clay City - 83 Dieterich — 44 Teutopolis 33 Clay City - 92 St. Francisville — 37 Louisville — 30 Edwards County 29 Clay City - 91 Kinmundy — 53 Sumner — 11 St. Francisville 171 Clay City - 85� 2 Cisne — 41 Vfc Dieterich 15 ] Clay City - 83 Louisville — 44 Patoka 9 Cisne 8 1 Enfield 0 VARSITY MTC FROSH-SOPH MTC Clay City 75‘ 2 Clay City 78 Noble 60V2 Farina 39 Farina LaGrove 35 Cisne 33 Dieterich 25 Louisville 31 Louisville 16 Noble 28 Kinmundy 13 Dieterich 16 Sumner 8 Sumner 10 Cisne 7 Kinmundy 5 PANA OPEN Clay City won seventh place with 14 points. LITTLE WOLVES INVITATIONAL Clay City won sixth place. INDIVIDUAL AWARDS MOST VALUABLE PLAYER.........Gary Payne SPORTSMANSHIP..........................Ron Patridge HONORARY CAPTAIN.............David Crackel MOST VALUABLE PLAYER.........Gary Payne SPORTSMANSHIP.....................Ron Patridge HONORARY CAPTAIN............David Crackel ACTIVITIES The 1966 Fall Festival Queen Glenda J Wattles, and her escort, Alan Weiler. The 1966 Fall Festival, held on Sept. 10, was the first activity of tb school year. Glenda Wattles, the 1966 Fall Festival Queen, wasselecte from seven pretty girls, one from each class in Jr. High and Sr. Hig The Teen Dance, the auction, the novelty and food stands made tlj evening a complete success. This is a community sponsored event,; the queen is elected by purchased votes. The first runner-up. Linda Crackel, and her escort. Jay Reed. Both are seniors. QUEEN CANDIDATES: (left to right) Alyn Gordon, Becky Osborn, Linda Crackel, Glenda Wattles, 1965 Queen — Mary Lou Sharp, Karen Shaffer, and Sharon McCrory. Fall Festival The crowd greatly enjoyed the music of the Pep Band, led by Mr. Gengler. M DIZZY DERBY Fry and Paul Schnautz, seniors, were elected the Ugly Couple 1966-67 Dizzy Derby. Pam Rinnert crowned Shirley with her rown adorned with daisies. Kathy Weiler crowned Paul with a -Applesccd hat. Mr. Wayne Phillips received the dunce cap from Kathy Weiler for his being elected the Favorite Teacher. Judy Smith served as master of ceremonies. is is a scene of the Dizzy rby Carnival that was set in the study hall. The car-al was greatly enjoyed by 65 The cast provided the audience with a fun-filled hqur of comedy. The cast: Mr. Robert Turner, Mrs. Mona Powell, Mrs. Bernctta Patridge, Mrs. Mary Ruth Pa-tridge, Mrs. Lois Sharp, Mr. Eugene Hall, Mr. Lynn Van Dyke, and Mr. Wayne Phillips. The READINGS from Lawrenceville provided the music for the dance which followed the coronation. WILBUR S T W ILD NIGHTSi THE DIZZY DERBY KING AND HJEEN and THE ROYAL COUR I (left to right) Jim Bogle and Pat Burt — Seniors; Bob Coulter and Sherry Patridge - Sophomores; (standing) 1965-66 King and ■ Queen, Ken Bahl and Raye Gordon; 1966-67 I King and Queen, Steve Shaffer and Connie I Gordon; crownbearers, Mark Patridge and k Paula Stanley; Betty IITert and John Taylor It— Freshmen. 1966-67 Dizzy Derby King and Queen Steve Shaffer and Connie Gordon V CHRISTMAS The FHA selected five girls from their organization. From these girls one was crowned as the first Sno-Queen of CCHS. These five girls (from left to right) are: Mary Lou Sharp, Raye Gordon, Kathy Patridge, Mary Jo Bangert, and her Royal Majesty, Judi Motsinger. They in turn chose their own escorts, who are (opposite the girls in the above picture) Steve Hamilton, Steve Shaffer, Pat Padgett, Dick Rosenlieb, and the Queen’s escort, John Bones. Everybody greatly enjoyed the music of the Night People, thus making the first Christmas Ball a beautiful evening for all. The Queen, her Royal Court and their escorts. Christmas Ball BALL CHRISTMAS MUSICALE The Christmas Musicale, a success again this year, was held in the high school gym on Sunday, December 12. Several talented groups performed to entertain a large audience. The Grade School Tableau The fifth grade girls’ chorus HOMECOMING THE ROYAL COURT: (left to right) Raye Gordon and Jim Bogle, Mike Delonshaw, Brian Maroon, Jay Reed and Barbara Sunday, indy Schnautz, Patsy Brooks, Bill Wolfe and Judy Billingsley, Gary Payne and Vicki Herdes. THE FOUR PAGES: Jane Wintcrrowd. foy Noah, Connie Patridge, and Norma Crackel. The Homecoming was a great success. The Wolves played a hard fought basketball game against the Kinmundy Hornets, but were defeated. This game was a memorable one in the minds and hearts of all Seniors, who would be attending their last game as students. Raye Gordon, Judy Billingsley, Gary Payne, Jay Reed, Garland Keck, David Crackel, and Jim Bogle ended their last conference game with a sigh and a tear. To highlight the evening, the Coronation followed the game. The four colorful pages, Jane Winterrowd, Joy Noah, Connie Patridge, and Norma Winterrowd, Joy Noah, Connie Patridge, and Norma Crackel, each dressed in beautifully decorated red and black card faces, saluted each candidate and escort with their shiny, silver trumpets. The red skirted platforms, the red carpet, and the bright red, glittering heart added the final touches. After Linda Crackel announced the 1966-67 Homecoming Queen, Miss Barbara Sunday and her escort Jay Reed happily ascended the throne. The Queen received a beautiful bouquet of red roses and a sparkling crown. After pictures were taken, the royal couple descended the throne to begin the Royal Dance with music by The Vibrations. QUEEN BARB ESCORT JAY Miss Judy Billingsley and Mr. Bill Wolfe 1966-67 QUEEN and ESCORT MISS BARB SUNDAY and MR. JAY REED Miss Raye Gordon and Mr. Jim Bogle Last year’s Homecoming Queen, Miss Patsy Brooks, comforts the flower girl, Miss Cindy Schnautz. 72 THE VIBRATIONS The dance was a huge success. Everyone had a swinging time. Miss Patsy Brooks is crowning the happy queen, Miss Barbara Sunday, as her escort. Jay Reed, and Mike Delonshaw, Brian Maroon, and Cindy Schnautz watch. PROM The 1967 Jr.-Sr. Prom-Banquet began at seven o’clock on the evening of May 19. The beautiful evening made a perfect setting for such a gala affair. At the banquet the sophomore servers catered to the faculty, board members, honored guests, and upperclassmen. After the delicious meal, the speeches were given. Don Cash, Junior class president, gave the welcome address. Linda Crackel, as president of the Senior class, expressed thanks to the Junior class for the Prom. Mr. Maroon then gave a brief talk on ideals after graduation. The “Paris by Night” scene and music by the “Mystics” provided a romantic evening for the dance. The beautiful formals and the dress coats colorfully dotted the dance floor and the sidewalk cafes. The evening ended at midnight, and the 1967 Jr.-Sr. Prom was a memory. A few of the couples enjoy a “slow” dance by the music of the Mystics. ome of the faculty appear to be discussing the style of the band. Two of the junior girls and their dates are caught resting their tired feet before returning to the dance floor. Mr. Maroon expressed j words of advice to the Seniors. ■■ ■ till In behalf of the Senior class, Linda Crackel expresses thanks for the wonderful Prom. A few couples enjoy a slow dance by the music of the “Mystics”. ACTIVITY SNAPSHOTS “Yipes! All my beautiful locks are gone, Barb”, says Dee. Clay City won the Open with these scorek This hearty Spanish Club crew seems to be working hard. “Christmas makes you feel emotional.” FROSH CLASS WHO’S WHO Chris Allen Alcta Amerman Ronald Bangert Sammy Bates Rhea Billingsley Chris Bones BEST ALL-AROUND Mary Kay Payne and Joe Rudolphi BEST LOOKING Judy Noll and Jerry Wattles MOST ATHLETIC Rhea Billingsley and Bruce Staser MOST POPULAR Pam Misenhimer and Joe Rudolphi MOST STUDIOUS Debbie Burt and John Murbarger MOST TALKATIVE Aleta Amerman and Kim Powers MOST MISCHIEVOUS Norma Crackel and Richard Gordon FRESHMEN David Burt Debbie Burt Dorothy Conner Norma Crackel Greg Foreman Danny Frutigcr Alyn Gordon Richard Gordon FROSH David Harrison Shirley Hart Mary Jane Hasler Alan Herdcs Doug Hosselton David Hough Anita Hu nicy Betty Iffert Sam Kessler Matthew Kuenstler Barbara Lamb Terry Lents Linda Lybarger Jay Michels Pam Misenhimer Dick Mitchell Donna Murbarger John Murbarger Parvin Murbarger Donald Nix Joy Noah Joyce Noll Juiia Noll Charles Patridge 81 FROSH Connie Patridge Larry Patridge Mary K. Payne Larry Phillips Randy Roosevelt Joe Rudolphi Greg Schnautz Mark Schnautz Alan Sharp Linda Shomaker Janice Smith Bradley Stanford Bruce Staser Roger Stanley 82 FROSH FROSH HONOR ROLL HIGH HONORS Jo Ellen Workman 4.87 Debbie Burt 4.81 Pam Miscnhimer 4.81 Jane Winterrowd 4.62 Alyn Gordon 4.62 HONORS John Murbarger 4.37 Anne Turner 4.25 Joe Rudolphi 4.18 Dorothy Conner 4.00 David Sullens John Taylor David Toler Anne Turner Lynn Turner Jerry Wattles Brenda Wcidner Wanda Wheat Billy Wilkins Jane Winterrowd Jo Ellen Workman Debbie Wyatt Are the Frosh Officers planning their careers? They are, left to right: Treas. Richard Gordon, Sec. Chris Bones, Vice-Pres. Joe Rudolphi, and Jerry Wattles. q SOPHOMORES Steve Abbott Terry A merman Gary Berns Barbara Bowling Kenneth Brickcr Jim Brooks Barbara Cailteux Dennis Carder Brent Colclasure Jim Cook Bobby Coulter Donna Cox Jeff Ditter Janice Fehrcnbacher Mike Gray Dixie Gray Bruce Hossclton Rose Kessler SOPHOMORES best all-around BEST LOOKING MOST ATHLETIC MOST POPULAR MOST STUDIOUS MOST TALKATIVE Lou MOST MISCHIEVOUS Janici Cheryl Patridge, Bill Long Glenda Wattles, Bob Coulter Debbie Shock, Bob Coulter Cheryl Patridge, Bob Coulter Barbara Cailteux, Bill Long Ella Robinson, Dennis Carder Fehrenbacher, Dennis Carder Bill Krause Rita Kuhl Jeffrey Laughton Bill Long Donald Mattingly Karen McCrory Nancy McDowell Cheryl Moseley Dennis Murbarger Jerome Mix Cheryl Patridge Betty Petitjean Connie Phillips Iris Powell Lou Ella Robinson Douglas Ryker Jim Shafer Carolyn Sharp 85 SOPHOMORES Debbie Shock Paula Shock Marilyn Staley Connie Stanley Tom Sullens Ronald Taylor Joyce Travis Arthur Uebinger Glenda Wattles Virginia Wells Danny Wilder Nancy Wiley Lee Wright SOPH. HONOR ROLL HIGH HONORS Karen McCrory 5.00 Jim Shafer 5.00 Barbara Cailteux 4.93 Joyce Travis 4.93 Cheryl Moseley 4.93 Gary Berns 4.62 Bill Long 4.62 Doug Ryker 4.56 Nancy Wiley 4.50 Cheryl Patridge 4.50 HONORS Jeff Ditter 4.43 Donald Mattingly 4.43 Janice Fehrenbacher 4.37 Iris Powell 4.25 Connie Phillips 4.12 Kenneth Bricker 4.12 Paula Shock 4.06 Mike Gray 4.06 86 JUNIORS JUNIOR HONOR ROLL HIGH HONORS Mike Patridge 4.93 Kathy Patridge 4.87 Pam Rinnert 4.81 Gail Turner 4.62 Kathy Weiler 4.62 Owen Skaggs 4.60 Jeanette Cox 4.50 HONORS Steve Powell 4.45 Peggy Patridge 4.12 Carl Wattles 4.00 Larry Allison Alice Bissey Tom Bones Dan Buerster James Buffington Don Cash Jeannette Cox John Cox Martha Duff Bary Franklin Darlene Franklin Marcella Gaither Steve Gill Connie Gordon Martha Gray Roger Hance JUNIORS It looks as if the Junior sponsors, Mrs. Golden, Mrs. McDaniel, and Mr. Van- Fred Harris Dyke are enjoying themselves while making plans for the Junior-Senior Prom Charles Hoard and Banquet. Bill Harrison Steve Iffert Loren Kaublc Greg Kuenstler Robert Kuenstler Tom Laughton Joel Levitt Harry McDonald Gary McKinney Steve Miller Beverly Mullins Donald Noll Becky Osborn Kathy Patridge JUNIORS Mike Patridge Peggy Patridge Ron Patridge Ramona Pet it jean V f Steve Powell Pam Rinnert Ruth Ann Robinson David Ryker Steve Shaffer Mary Lou Sharp Judy Shomaker Owen Skaggs CLASS OFFICERS The junior class officers seem to be indecisive about starting the second semester’s work. Left to right: Steve Shaffer, Vice Pres. Kathy Patridge, Secretary Steve Powell, Treasurer Don Cash, President JUNIORS Judy Smith John Spencer Margie Staley Barbara Tibbs Gail Turner Richard Turner Doris Uebinger Carl Wattles Kathy Weiler Tommy Wheat David Wiley Jackie Wilkin JUNIOR CLASS WHO’S WHO BEST ALL-AROUND Kathy Patridge and Ronnie Patridge BEST LOOKING Mary Lou Sharp and Steve Iffert MOST ATHLETIC Judy Smith and Eddie Wyatt MOST POPULAR Mary Lou Sharp and Ronnie Patridge MOST STUDIOUS MOST TALKATIVE MOST MISCHIEVOUS Pam Rinnert and Mike Patridge Judy Smith and Steve Miller Judy Smith and Don Cash SENIORS CLETIS HOSSELTON President FLETCHER STANLEY RAY CRACKEL WILLIAM WEILfiR HAROLD SHAFFER A. C. RUDOLPHI Vice Pres. DISTRICT 103 JAMES L. MAROON, Superintendent J. K. DUFF Secy. £ln � Cttp, May 25, 196? The greatness of any school is in its students, and one of the greatest things students have is an education. You are provided with ar opportunity -- the opportunity to learn. As a student, you are preparing for your future. You, yourself, will have to add many essentials before your rotential is fulfilled. You are building a foundation for your life -- build a good one. incerely, James Maroon DICK BANKER Band 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1 Class Treasurer 1, 4 Dizzy Derby King Candidate 2 F.F.A. 1, 3, 4 Ind. Arts 3, 4 Vice President 4 Science Club 4 KEN R. BAHL Baseball 1, 2 Basketball 1 Dizzy Derby King 3 Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Treas. 3 Science Club 4 Treas. 4 Class Treasurer 3 MARY JO BANGERT Beta Club 4 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 F.H.A. Historian 3 F.H.A. Vice-Pres. of Projects 4 Junior Class — Vice President Nev.spaper Staff — Typist Pep Club 2, 3 Sno-Queen Candidate 4 JIM BOGLE Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Beta Club 3, 4 Vice President 4 Dizzy Derby King Candidate 4 Lettermen’s Club 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Science Club Track 1, 2, 3, 4 JUDY BILLINGSLEY Annual Staff 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Librarian 4 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Dizzy Derby Candidate 2 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Homecoming Queen Candidate 2, 4 Office Secretary 4 Paper Staff 4 Pep Band 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Science Club 4 Student Council 1 GARY BRITTON Basketball 1, 2 Ind. Arts 1, 2, 3, 4 Sec. Treas. 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 LLOYD DALE BROWN Cross Country 1, 2 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Industrial Arts 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2 100 Mile Club 2 GALE DEAN BRYAN Wolves’ Mascot 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Industrial Arts 1, 2, 3, 4 Lettermen’s Club 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 JOSEPH BUERSTER Industrial Arts 1, 2, 3, 4 I. BRUCE COLCLASURE Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 4 Pres. 4 DAVID WESLEY CRACKEL Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Cross-Country 2, 3, 4 Industrial Arts 1, 2 F.F.A. 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 PATRICIA ANN BURT “PAT” Annual Staff 4 Business Manager 4 Beta Club 3, 4 Band 1,2, 3, 4 Rep. 2, Custodian 4 Class Sec. 2 Dizzy Derby Queen Candidate 4 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Sec. 3 Library Staff 2, 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 3, 4 Co-Ed. 3, Ed. 4 Office Assistant 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3 Pep Band 3, 4 Science Club 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 Treas. 3, Sec. 4 Student Council 3 LINDA SUE CRACKEL Newspaper Staff 3, 4 Annual Staff 3, 4; Co-Editor 4 Beta Club 3, 4 Secretary 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Class President Science Club 2, 4, Secretary 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Representative 1 Secretary 4 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 Point Chairman 3 Secretary 4 Student Council 2, 3, Secretary 3 Office Assistant 3, 4 LOUIS MICHAEL DELONSHAW Annual Staff 4 Beta Club 4 Industrial Arts 1, 2 Lettermen’s Club 4 Vice-President 4 Science Club 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 X-country 3 Annual Staff 4 Basketball 1, 2 Manager 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3 Manager 4 Industrial Arts 1, 2, 3 Lettermen’s Club 4 Science Club 2, 4 Track 1, 2 Manager 3 TERRY EUGENE ENGLAND SHIRLEY ANN FRY GAA 1, 3 FHA 1, 3 Ugly Couple Queen 4 TAJUANA RAYE GORDON Heart Fund Queen Candidate 4 Homecoming Queen Candidate 4 Annual Staff 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice Pres. 4 Beta Club 3, 4 Treas. 4 Class Vice Pres. 1 Secretary 3 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Dizzy Derby Queen 3 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 Pres. 4; FHA 3, 4 Secretary 4 Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Office Secretary 4; Science Club 2, 4 Snow Queen Candidate 4 DON HALE“DUTCH” FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Science Club 4 Class Secretary 4 Cheerleader 1, 3 Fall Festival Queen Candidate 1 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 Pep Club 1, 2, 3 Ugly Couple Queen Candidate 2 RICHARD LEE HERDES F.F.A. 2, 3, 4 Industrial Arts 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3 Science Club 4 VICKI LEA HERDES Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Beta Club 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Subscription Manager 4 Class Vice-Pres. 2 Fall Festival Queen Candidate 2 F. H.A. 4 G. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Point Chairman 3 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Science Club 2, 4 Homecoming Queen Candidate 4 TRUDY GORDON HARRIS FARRELL RAY HUNT Industrial Arts 3, 4 RONALD E. IFFERT Industrial Arts 2, 3, 4 ■ CHARLES R. HUNLEY FFA 2, 3, 4 Industrial Arts 1, 2, 3, 4 Lettermen’s Club 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Science Club 4 Basketball Manager 2, 3 Baseball Manager 2, 3 Cross Country Manager 2, 3 Track Manager 2, 3 T GINGER LOUISE LYNN FHA 2, 3, 4 Historian 4 GAA 4 Librarian 3, 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 JERRY MIKE McKINNEY Industrial Arts 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pres. 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Beta Club 3, 4 Cross Country 2 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice Pres. 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2 GARLAND DEAN KECK DENNIS MILLIGAN Pep Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Industrial Arts 1 Science Club 4 Harrisburg High School 1, 2, 3 Art Club 1, 2, 3 Chorus 1 Hi Tri 2, 3 Pep Club 1, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 FHA 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Student Librarian 4 Snow Queen 4 GARY RAY PAYNE Annual Staff 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Lettermen’s Club 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Science Club 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Cross Country 4 JUDITH ELAINE MOTSINGER WILLIAM JAY REED Annual Staff 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Beta Club 3, 4 President 4 Class President 1 Lettermen’s Club 4 Vice Pres. Newspaper Staff 3, 4 Science Club 4 President 4 Student Council 1 LEO RUDOLPHI Basketball 2, 3 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Cross Country 1, 3, 4 DICK ROSENLIEB Basketball 1, 2, 3 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 2, 3, 4 Lettermen’s Club 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Science Club 1, 4 Student Council 3 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Class President 3 GARY W. SCHNEPPER Baseball 1 Industrial Arts 1, 2 Pep Club 4 Track 1, 2 PAUL D. SCHNAUTZ Basketball Manager 1, 2 Baseball Manager 1, 2 Cross Country Manager 1, 2 FFA 1, 2 Industrial Arts 1, 2, 4 Lettermen’s Club 1, 2 Pep Club 3, 4 Track Manager 1, 2 Ugly Couple King 4 WILLIAM H. SCHOFIELD FFA 2, 3, 4 Industrial Arts 2 Science Club 4 RONALD SULLENS Industrial Arts 1, 2, 3, 4 BARBARA SUNDAY Annual Staff 4 Beta Club 3, 4 Class President 1 Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Rep. 3; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Dizzy Derby Queen Candidate 1 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3 GAA 1 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3 Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4 Science Club 2, 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 Vice Pres. 3 President 4 Heart Fund Queen Candidate 4 Homecoming Queen Candidate 4 Basketball 1, 2 Ugly Couple King Candidate 2 DEBERA D. THOMPSON Flora Township High School Chorus 1, 2 FHA 2, 3, 4 Pt. Chairman GAA 2, 3, 4 Playcast 1, 2 Spanish Club 1 LINDA GAY TIBBS Annual Staff 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 FHA 3, 4 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 CHRIS WEILER Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Beta Club 3, 4 Pep Club 4 Science Club 4 Student Council 2 Track 1, 2 The Senior Class Sponsors are: (left to right) Mr. Doerner, Mr. McDaniel, Mr. Curtis. BILL WOLFE Basketball 1 Baseball 1 Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4 FFA 3, 4 Dizzy Derby Candidate 1 Industrial Arts Club 1,2,3, 4, Sec. 2 Lettermen’s Club 2, 3, 4 Treas. 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 WILLIAM DAVID WOOD Basketball 1 FFA 2, 3, 4 Industrial Arts Club 4 Pep Club 4 Rave Gordon straightens Jay Reed’s tie as the NEATEST COUPLE prepare for a busy day. “Ladies first” is portrayed by the MOST COURT EOUS COUPLE, Linda Crackel and Dennis Milligan. THE D0CR5 OF ISHCM i PPE KSMER SMT SENIOR HONOR ROLL HIGH HONORS Linda Crackel 5.00 Pat Burt 4.90 Raye Gordon 4.68 1 Mary Jo Baogert 4.63 | Barbara Sunday 4.62 HONORS Garland Keck 4.4.11 Jay Reed 4.25 Vicki Hcrdes 4.181 Chris Weiler 4 15 Leo Rudolphi 4.15] Mike Dclonshaw 4 00 108 The Graduating Class of 1967. The Senior Class officers (left to right) Vice-President — Mike Delonshaw President — Linda Crackel Secretary — Don Hale Treasurer — Dick Banker The MOST ATHLETIC, Judy Billing, sley and Gary Payne, are ready for a game of tennis. 110 Linda Crackel and Jav Reed, the MOST INTELLECTUAL, arc trying hard to find more information on their term papers. Ron Shomaker fixes Raye Gordon’s hair, as the BES I LOOKING COUPLE admire each other in the mirror. The MOST TALENTED COUPLE, Linda Crackel and Dick Rosenlieb, try their skill with some scissors. Trudy Harris and Richard Hunley, the MOST MISCHIEVOUS, quickly shove Mr. Ganiepy into their locker while no one is looking. A WARDS DA Y Gary Payne receives the Athletic award from Mr. Tolliver. Garland Keck accepts the Agriculture award from Mr. Doerner. Mrs. McDaniel presents the Commercial award to Mary Jo Bangert. Sir. Tolliver presents Leo Rudolphi with the V. D. Shafer award. Mrs. McDaniel presents Rave Gordon and Linda Crackcl with the G.A.A. Senior award for points. Linda was first and Raye was second over the 300 mark. Linda also received the D.A.R. award and the Nettie Bingham award. David Crackcl joyfully receives the award as Honorary Captain for track from Mr, Tolliver. Mrs. Golden presents the Betty Crocker award to Miss Debbie Thompson. Richard Herdes graciously receives the Industrial Arts award from Mr. Pulliam. Mary Lou Sharp, Barbara Tibbs, Peggy Patridge, Kathy Weiler, and Judy Wattles stand in line to receive their G.A.A. awards from Mrs. McDaniel. GRADUATION Linda Crackel receives the Valedictorian award with a gradepoint average of 4.97. Salutatorian Pat Burt gives the welcome address, “Our Futui Our Responsibilities.” TOP TEN Leo Rudolphi was the proud recipient of the De-Kalb Agricultural Award. The top ten honor students of the graduating class were given recognition. Loft to right: Linda Crackel (1), Pat Burt (2). Barbara Sunday (3), Jay Reed (4), Mike Delonshaw (10), Leo Rudolphi (9), Garland Keck (8), Vicki Hordes (7), Chris Weiler (6), and Raye Gordon (5). CLASS ACHIEVEMENTS (left) Mary Jo Bangert, Garland Keck, and Richard Hunley receive their awards for four years of perfect attendance. (left) Linda Crackel is awarded the Arion National Music Award. (right) Mr. Maroon is presenting Gary Payne the Athletic Award, as the outstanding senior athlete. (right) “Not even one day of hooky!!” says Richard Hunley as he is presented a trophy for twelve years of perfect attendance by Mr. Ma- The girl’s ensemble, composed of Gail Turner, Pam Rinnert, Barbara Sunday, Joyce Travis, and Mary K. Payne, sang “He” during the Commencement exercises. Here, Mr. Cletis Hosselton, President of the Board of Education, is presenting a graduating senior, Mary Jo Bangcrt, her diploma. 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SALES SERVICE Plumbing and Heating Sheet Metal and Air-Conditioning 212 East North Avenue Flora, Illinois Phone 662-2012 125 Go to the Big One and Smile FLORA I.G.A. FOODLINER Flora, Illinois Compliments of INTERNATIONAL SHOE COMPANY Factory Flora, Illinois Oil Field Construction Oil Field Pipe Salvage PAUL V. HARRIS The Finest in Oil Field Equipment and Service Noble, Illinois Cleveland Ditchers Backhoe Tractor - Dozers 127 Congratulations to Class of '67 VOLKS FERTILIZER SERVICE Wakefield, Illinois Complete Fertilizer Service Bags, Bulk, Blending Spreader Service Anhydrous Ammonia Tanks and Applicators Of Olney Support The Wolves BEAL MOBILE HOMES Olney, Illinois Always A Square Deal With Beal New Moon Windsor Marlette Enjoy our Smorgasbord Star 129 Compliments of CLAY CITY LUMBER HARDWARE COMPANY If It's Lumber, Dial Our Number 676-3251 130 Compliments of CLAY CITY F.F.A. CHAPTER MURVIN’S STORE We Congratulate You and Wish for You the Best There Is in Life Compliments of THE CLAY CITY BANKING CO. This is our 75th year of service Serving this community since 1892 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Federal Reserve System Compliments of NATIONAL TANK COMPANY Phone: 676-2131 or 676-2141 Clay City, Illinois H. L. SHAFFER Fertilizers and Crushed Stone Phone 676-2091 P. O. Box 183 Compliments of EASLEY AND PADGETT Clay City, Illinois Phone 676-2951 or 676-2411 CRACKEL’S WELDING SHOP General Welding Specializing in Oil Field Welding Day Phone 676-3401 Night Phone 676-3441 676-3571 135 ACE HARDWARE Ace Sets the Pace Flora, Illinois EDWIN McCAWLEY ' EAST END CAFE Located Routes 45 and 50 Fine Foods - Air Conditioned Open 6:00 A. M. Till 12 Midnight Phone 662-8026 BYRON McCAWLEY Flora, Illinois BRISCOE FARM STORE Phone 662-2506 Flora, Illinois BRISCOE Ready-Mix Concrete and Soil Building Flora, Illinois Normandy 662-6146 136 Compliments of WICKISER CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC DR. M. D. WICKISER DR. DAN WICKISER Flora, Illinois Compliments of SMITH, McCOLLUM, AND RIGGLE Attorneys - at - Law Flora, Illinois RICHEY BROTHERS ml international Your International Harvester Dealer harvester Phone 662-5226 Flora, Illinois VAUGHN FURNITURE MART Tigo Building 100 West Second Street Phone 662-6166 THROGMORTON-POWLESS Drug Store Prescription Specialists ’hone NO 2-2174 Flora, Illinois 113 E. North Ave. LUCILLE’S FLOWERS AND GIFTS Flowers Wired Everywhere 106 W. Second Street Phone NO 2-8681 Flora, Illinois Compliments of OLLIE’S FASHIONS The Store of Quality and Fashions 107 E. North Street Flora, Illinois 140 Compliments of MEYER AND MEYER LAWYERS Flora, Illinois Phone 662-6507 FASHION FABRICS Butterick and McCall Patterns Fabric for the Entire Family-Sewing Notions 125 North Avenue T11. Flora, Illinoi Compliments of FLORA SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 111 West North Ave. Flora, Illinois 141 Compliments of RALPH BAER, DVM Flora, Illinois MOTEL FLORA REST ASSURED Television Phones in Rooms Carpeting Air- Conditioned We honor American Express Credit Cards 662-2153 Located West Junction of U. S. Hwy 45 and 50 Flora, Illinois Congratulations and Best Wishes to Class of '67 PEARL BUTTON FABRIC HOUSE DELORES F. FELLER 121 West North Avenue Fabrics for all Occasions Sewing Machines: Singer Dealer Alterations Parts and Repair Flora, Illinois Notions, Trimmings Sharpen Scissors 142 Compliments of WILKINS SHOE STORE ROBERT L. GARRETT, Owner Shoes of Quality at Reasonable Prices for All the Family Phone 662-4845 Flora, Illinois Compliments of WINELAND AND TODD Attorneys-at-Law Flora, Illinois J. C. BORAH MOTOR SALES Cadillac, Pontiac, Buick, and G. M, C. Trucks What We Sell We Service Well Flora, Illinois Phone 662-2113 TIP TOP DRILLING CO., INC. BOB TATUM Consulting Geologist Box 214 Olney, Illinois TRY GAFFNER’S FIRST Jewelry Cosmetics Gifts Sundries Olney, Illinois 311 East Main 144 Compliments of AAontgomery WARD Olney, Illinois Ph. 395-2181 Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK Olney, Illinois Phone: 393-8651 Intersection of Routes 130 and 50 TRAINOR’S PURE SERVICE RUSS TRAINOR, Owner 33 West Main Olney, Illinois Compliments of MARY AND JIM REDMAN £a @utk The Store for Women 92-4711 Olney, Illinois 145 COMPLIMENTS OF OLNEY I.G.A. FOODLINER Compliments of BOWER’S DRUG STORE THE OLD RELIABLE SINCE 1845 Olney, 111. 209 E. Main St. Phone 2-3931 Read the OLNEY DAILY MAIL Phone EX 3-2931 Olney, Illinois MILLER TYPEWRITER COMPANY EXpress 2-5521 Olney, Illinois 712 East Main Street THE NEW Compliments of BATEMAN AUTO PARTS Olney, Illinois NIX BROS. Sporting Goods Ace Hardware Olney, Illinois Congratulations TOWN TALK DRIVE-IN 2ast Main Street Olney, Illinois 147 Farm Equipment - Trucks International Harvester VIRGINIA’S FLOWERS 312 West Main Street AVADA LEAF, Prop. Phone 392-8411 Flowers for All Occasions-Free Delivery We Always Have Something Different Olney, Illinois BERGER AND SONS, INC. Petroleum Products Auto Supplies - Sporting Goods Farm Supplies 200-204 West Main Highway 130 703 West Main Olney, Illinois PERRY FULK OIL PRODUCER Olney, Illinois HUDSON-HILL CO. John Deere Farm Equipment SALES SERVICE Olney, Illinois Phone 392-3651 148 DALE OFFICE SCHOOL SUPPLIES Olney, Illinois High School and College Study Guides Photo Copies - Art and Decorating Supplies - Rubber Stamps GLENN AND EUGENIA EDMISTON dmhton GIFT SHOP imWHITTLE AVENUC OLNEY, ILLINOIS S34; NECCHI SUPERNOVA JULIA AUTOMATIC NECCHI JULIA DOUBLE Guaranteed to OUT-STITCH All Others DALE SNIVELY SEWING CENTER Olney, Illinois LOUISVILLE SERVICE STATION Standard Oil Products Phone NO 5-3665 Louisville, Illinois FANCHER, BURKE HARRISON INS. AGENCY Louisville, Illinois Phone NOrth 5-2425 Auto - Fire - Casualty - Life JAMES D. BURKE - TERRY W. HARRISON Best Wishes to the Class of '67 EFFINGHAM-CLAY SERVICE COMPANY Louisville and Effingham, Illinois P. E. SANDERS, Secretary LOUISVILLE CLAY COUNTY FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Louisville, Illinois 62858 665-2655 ;OTIS PRATHER Phone: 665-3400 PRATHER AUTO SALES We buy and sell new and used cars P.O. Box 165 Louisville, Illinois PAUL PRATHER Phone: 665-5521 'hone 665-2190 DILLMAN FUNERAL HOME 24 Hr. Ambulance Service Louisville, Illinois WALTER F. DILLMAN, Prop. 151 KENNEDY’S INGRAHAM ELEVATOR Master Mix Feed Buyers of Grain Fertilizer and Seed Phone 752-5252 Ingraham, Illinois DICKERSON PLUMBING AND HEATING Phone 723-2417 Night Phone 723-2017 Noble, Illinois Kohler Fixtures We Specialize in Water Conditioning Dayton Pumps Stover Water Softener 152 VIC FEHRENBACHER’S CAFE Wendelin, Illinois Phone 752-2019 Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class of '67 SCHWARTZ BARBER SHOP AND ELECTROLUX SALES AND SERVICE r.latr fit... T,f BOXELLS Gas and Electric Your Home Appliance Store Clay City, Illinois Dial OR 6-3691 LAIRD’S PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE STATION Tires - Batteries - Major Overhauls Phone OR 6-8231 Clay City, Illinois 153 Compliments of CARL E. THOMAS POSTMASTER MAYNARD’S BARBER SHOP Clay City, Illinois Best Wishes to the Class of '67 Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class of '67 J. W. RUDY COMPANY Ph. 676-3141 Clay City, Illinois 676-2631 154 BLESSING’S Drug Sundries Drugs - Cosmetics - Gifts for All Occasions Phone OR 6-2171 Clay City, Illinois CECIL SHOMAKER SONS Buys Logs and Standing Lumber Phone 676-2542 Clay City, Illinois PAYNE STANDARD SERVICE Accessories - Tires - Batteries Phone 676-8271 Clay City, Illinoi SUNDAY’S THERMOGAS SERVICE Phone 676-4351 Clay City, Illinois The Business You Have Helped Make EVERYBODY DIGS IT I ELECTRIC COOKING... It’s Cool! It’s Fab! It's Flameless! CENTRAL ILLINOIS PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY AN INVESTOR-OWNED ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY GORDON’S FOOD STORE Every Day Low Prices on Quality Foods and Choice Meats Phone OR 6-2101 Clay City, Illinois FREEZE KING Compliments of GERALD AND MARGARET ROSS 158 Compliments of MOEHLE PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 414 East York St. Olney, Illinois Prescription Specialists C. FRED MOEHLE, R. Ph. Telephone 395-2144 59 As the halls grow dim and the classrooms quiet, we hope this book will bring back the memories of this year and hold this living school forever in your memory. We wish to thank Mrs. Long for her time and patience. Without her help this yearbook would not have been possible. We also wish to thank our advertisers, our photographer, and the students for helping us. The years after graduation will be the most important ones of our lives. We must set our goals carefully and then strive to attain them. In order to make our youthful dreams become reality, we must work. Our quest to fulfill these dreams will be difficult, but not impossible. As this year’s school days come to an end, may we present to you the challenge to carry forward into your life, the vows of knights and accept the responsibilities which life will present to you in the near future. Co-editors, 160 0