Clinton High School - Clintonia Yearbook (Clinton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1974 volume:

Clinton Community High School Clinton, Illinois 1973-1974 Editor: Ann Oakley Photographer: Marianne Spurrier Treasurer: Belinda Rittenhouse Other Members: Leilani Holt Debbie Gholson Brenda Price Cheryl Sears David Holt Lisa Rinkenberger Alice Schumaker Linda Bristow Dianne Schmid Kelly Peterson Carol Troxel Advisor: Mrs. Kathleen Miller 1- Title Page 2- Contents 3- Dedication 4- Opening 5- Homecoming 14- Fall Play 16- Sweetheart Dance 20- Spring Play 22- Prom 28- Class Night 30- Graduation 32- Honor Society 36- Band 38- Chorus 40- Clubs 60- Football 66- Basketball 72- Wrestling 76- Baseball 80- Track 82- Cross Country 83- Golf 84- Pom Pom Girls 85- Majorettes 90- Administration 96- Teachers 106- Cooks 1Q7- Custodians 110- Freshman 122- Sophomores 134- Juniors 146- Seniors 172- Ads Dedication This year's yearbook is dedicated to Mr. George Williams. After completing high school, Mr. Williams attended the University of Illinois. He then transferred to Utah State to get his B. A. degree and went on to get his master's degree at Southern Illinois University. He later went to Millikin for Drivers Education. Mr. Williams first teaching was at Carterville in 1957. In 1959 he moved to Gillespie, and in 1963 he went to McLeansboro. Mr. Williams began his teaching career at Clinton in 1964. He first taught Biology and Science and later switched to Driver's Education. He was also made head football coach of the fighting maroons and assistant basketball coach. If you weren't in the halls before 8:10; follow the footprints. If you read your English assignment before class, go on to the next picture. If you knew where you were going to be all your free mods, go ahead. If you made it through the halls without being run over during the rush, advance one. O O If you can find a clean table to eat on in the commons, advance ahead. If you always have a clean gym suit to wear, go ahead one. If you weren't ever kicked out of the library for talking, advance on one space. If you can beat the traffic jam as school gets out, you have won the game;: turn ca The events for the Homecoming 1973 began at three P.M. on October nineteenth. Led by a police escort, the parade began in front of the Middle School. With the blow of the drum majors whistle, the parade came to life. Following right behind the band were the colorful floats. A grand total of eight floats were displayed. Although all the floats were nicely done, only three of them received prizes. First place went to Pep Club, who's theme was Whale of a Victory. Second prize went to Girl's Athletic Association, who titled their entry as Alarm Canton, Time's Running Out. The final prize went to the Future Nurses of America Club, who titled their float Knock 'Em Spacey. Homecoming 1973 JuJ ueen Renee Piepenbrink Queen's Court Although the weather was chilly, the Maroon's spirit was not dampened. The event they had all been looking forward to began at eight P. M. on October nineteenth. The fighting Maroons did not let their fans down and took an early lead in the game. Starting out on the right foot, the Maroons were determined to win. They succeeded in holding the opponents, Canton, to eighty three years rushing, compared to the their two hundred eighty-eight yards. Special defensive award went to Jack Mills, who had twelve tackles. Special offensive awards went to Steve Smith, who chalked up one hundred four yeards rushing, and Greg Allen, who totaled one hundred seven yards. As the final buzzer went off, the victorous Maroons ran off the field with a 21-6 victory. This year’s Homecoming Dance was held in the High School commons on Saturday, October 20. The dance began promptly at eight p.m. and lasted till eleven p.m. The young couples enjoyed dancing to music played by the Stonewood. At 9:30, the 1973 Homecoming Queen, Miss Re Nae Piepenbrink, and her escort, Mr. Steve West, were featured in the traditional homecoming queen dance. Fall Nancy Willard--Kathy Bundy Parker Burnett--Larry Roberts Charley Stewart--Rodney Wilson Margaret Collins--Jane McIntosh Augusta Ames—Charla Griffin Nathaniel Coomes—Dave Johnson Officer Morrison—Norman Hoback Irv--Keith Brently Rocky-Torn Veirs Ambulance Driver--Ann Welch Assistant Driver--Debbie Gholson Girl—Vicki Shallenberger Play . . . G r a m e r c y Ghost The Drama Club, directed by Mr. Hal Simpson of Clinton Community High School, put on a play performance of Gramercy Ghost . The club performed on November 1, student night, and November 3, which was for the public. The cast got a loud applause for their performance in which they deserved. The play was about three men who were all in love with one girl. One of the three men was Nathaniel Coomes, a patriotic Ghost from the American Revolution. The part was played by David Johnson. Another of the men was Charlie Steward, a reporter played by Rodney Wilson. Last but not least was Nancy Willard's fiance who lived next door to her throughout their childhood. Nancy Willard was a young, beautiful, and successful working woman. The part of Nancy was played by Kathy Bundy and her fiance was played by Larry Roberts. Gramercy Ghost was a play well done by Mr. Simpson and the whole cast and crew. 15 The 1974 Sweetheart Dance was entitled Paper Roses. The dance was sponsored by the Future Homemakers and was held February 23. During an assembly February 21, the student body voted for their choice of sweethearts out of 29 girls. Freshman: Sandi Regal, Andrea Cook Vickie Smith, Tammy Thomas, Cindy Fink, Debbie Vinson, Vickie Shallenberger, Dena Sweet, Rhonda Huffman. Sophomore: Michelle McKnight, Nanette Adcock, Mary Glasson, Dona Shockey, Jan Turney. Juniors: Cindy Ayers, Dawn Schnabel, Llona Homback, Lori Mulkey, Kim Thomas. Seniors: Denise McMillan, Sandi Taylor, Susie O'Neil, Bev Tippet, Connie Gardener, FHA Sweethearts: Pam Dillow, Wanda Burris, Judy Williamson, Charlene Rusher. At 9:30 Saturday night during the dance, the attending couples, candidates, and public, gathered in the auditorium for the crowning. Crown bearer was Kevin Strain and flower girl was Amy Hall. Background music was played by Julie Seymour while Miss Roxanne Tarter announced the winning sweethearts. The sweethearts were: Freshman: Sandi Regal, Sophomore: Jan Turney, Junior: Llona Homback, Senior: Sandi Taylor, FHA: Pam Dillow. 17 Sweetheart-Sandi Regal Cindy Fink, Tammy Thomas, Vickie Smith, Rhonda Huffman, Sandi Regal, Vickie Shallen-berger, Andrea Cook, Debbie Vinson, Dena Sweet. FHA Sweetheart-Pam Dillow Wanda Burris, Judy Williamson, Pam Dillow, Charlene Rusher. Amy Hall, Kevin Strain-ring bearer, flower girl. Sweetheart-Lona Homback Kim Thomas, Lori Mulkey, Lona Homback, Dawn Schnobel, Cindy Ayers. 18 Sweetheart-S andi Taylor Connie Gardner, Bev Tippet, Sandi Taylor, Denise McMillan, Susie O'Neil, FHA Honorary Sweetheart-Clara Marino. Sweetheart-Jan Turney Nanette Adcock, Mary Glasson, Jan Turney, Michelle McKnight, Donna Shockey. Spring Plays Mr. Hal Simpson, this year's play director and drama club sponsor, decided to get more people involved in the drama club by producing three One-Act plays. They did a comedy; The love Life of Herbert Parkenstacker, a melodrama; Switched at The Crossroads, and a drama; I Never Saw Another Butterfly. Mr. Simpson did an excellent job of directing these plays. All the students felt that having him as a director was an asset to the plays. 20 J 21 “Out in the The Junior-Senior Prom was given by the juniors for the seniors on May 10, 1974. The juniors titled the prom Out In The Country , and a committee of thirty-two helped construct the scenery. The Millikin Jazz Band, who are from Millikin University in Decatur, played for a total of sixty-three couples. The night began at 8:00 P.M. and lasted till 11:00 P.M. 22 Country ” H o n 0 r s D • 1 n n e r The Fifteenth Annual Honors Dinner was held in the commons area at 6:30 P.M. on Monday night, May 6, 1974. This years guests consisted of sixty-two honor students and their parents. The Invocation was given by Mr. James Monroe, a Science teacher at CCHS. The menu consisted of fruit nectar, braised steak, potatoes, green beans, tossed salad, rolls, and angel cake topped with strawberries. After completing the dinner, the guests moved to the auditorium for the program. First on the program was a piano selection by Miss Vangie Beals. Then Mrs. Karr, a Social Science teacher at CCHS, gave a short speech. The final part of the program was the recognition of the students by Mr. Glenn. This years sport banquet for wrestling and basketball was held at 6:30 P.M. on March 18, 1974 in the commons area. Those attending were the wrestling team, the basketball team, the wrestling stats, the basketball stats, the cheerleaders, the coaches, and last but not least the parents. First on the program was the invocation which was given by Rev. Winston Zastrow. The guests were served a hearty meal consisting of tomato juice, tossed salad, fried chicken, potatoes, green beans, rolls, and angel cake topped with strawberries. After completing the meal, the guests were entertained by a talk from Mr. Jerry Gray, head basketball coach from Millikin University. The last feature of the program was the awarding of the awards to both of the teams, and the stats and cheerleaders. On Monday, May 27, the annual Honor's Day Assembly was held in the morning. The following awards were given; Band...............Jane McIntosh and Susie O'Neill Guidance...........Leilani Holt F.N.C..............Stephanie Hazel Broken Mirror Award ...................by Jan Lewis to Mary McConnell Special Math Awards ....................Curt Welch Special Science Award ....................Ann Oakley Clintonia...........Dedication to Mr. Williams DAR-SAR.............Ann Edmunds and Steve Nixon Drama Award . . . Debbie Gholson Agriculture .... Mark Wilson Art.................Carla Rempe Business............Steve Baum English.............Tom Veirs Foreign Language . . Carol McFeeters Home Economics . . Pam Dillow Industrial Arts . . . Rick Leggett Math................Ann Edmunds Music...............Brad Epperson P.E.................Steve Nixon Science.............Ann Edmunds Social Science . . . Jan Lewis Forty-six seniors enjoyed an exciting day at Six Flags on Tuesday, May 28. They left the high school at 6:00 A.M. and after getting lost in downtown St. Louis, they finally arrived at 10:15. Everyone enjoyed a great day and the bus departed at 6:00 P.M. and arrived back at the school at 10:30. 29 Graduation The Class of 1974 graduated from Clinton High School on May 31, 1974. There were a total of one hundred and forty-seven graduates. The ceremony began with the graduates marching into the gym while the band and Mrs. Karr played Pomp and Circumstance . Rev. Clark Tanner then gave the invocation and Jan Lewis followed with the Senior Student Welcome. Next Bill Stewart presented the Class President's Address. Guest were entertained as the band, directed by Terry Van, played Overature In B-Flat. , Stan Mulkey then followed with the Remarks from Student Council and the chorus was next as they sang We've Only Just Begun . Craig Glenn, principal of CCHS gave the message to the Class of 1974 and Dr. Thomas Larkin presented the diplomas to the seniors. The new graduates then sang Alma Mater and Rev. Winston Zastrow gave the Benediction. The program ended with the seniors exiting to the sound of Pomp and Circumstance. 30 Class of 1974 31 Fall Induction N a t I 0 n a I H o n o r National Honor Society is a group of selected members. The members hold meetings on the first and the third Wednesdays of every month. This years officers were: Ann Edmunds; president, Jan Lewis; Vice-president, Steve Nixon; secretary-treasurer, Kevin Kline; student council representative. The National Honor Society holds inductions twice a year, once in the fall and once in the spring. This year the club had two money-making projects. The first was the selling of buttons, which said The Big Marion Machine Is On The Move . Although the first project was not a complete success the second was very successful. The members participated in the French Carnival. Their contribution to the carnival was a pronto-pup stand and a dart throwing contest. FIRST ROW: Jane McIntosh, Renee Piepenbrink, Carol McFeeters. SECOND ROW: Stan Mulkey, Brent Zastrow, Brian Harris, Larry Roberts, Not Present; Kathy Bundy. Spring Induction FIRST ROW: Tracey Cannon, Rhonda DeMent, Mary McConnell, Julie Seymour, Debbie Gholson, Dave Weinberg. SECOND ROW: Stephanie Hazel, Terry Cray, Gary Griffith, Tom Veirs, Sandi Taylor, Mary Pister, Kay Hicks, Not Present; Pam Bianucci. FIRST ROW: Stephanie Hazel, Tracy Cannon, Rhonda DeMent, Mary McConnell, Julie Seymour, Debbie Ghol-son, Dave Weinberg, Jan Lewis, Ann Edmunds, Ann Oakley. SECOND ROW: Jane McIntosh, Carol McFeeters, Dave Johnson, Terry Cray, Gary Griffith, Kathy Bundy, Sandi Taylor, Mary Pisters, Kay Hicks, Brian Harris, Charla Griffin, Renee Piepen-brink. THIRD ROW; Larry Roberts, Kevin Kline, Curt Welch, Tom Veirs, Brent Zastrow, Stan Mulkey, Steve Nixon. 33 Sweet And Innocent ? Maria Clara Marino has been the 1974 exchange student for CCHS. Clara is from Bogota, Colombia in South America. She attended Santa Francisca Rom ana School in Bogota. Clara's courses at CHS included hospitality meals, P. E., English, French, photography, family living, and typing. Clara plans to attend college when she returns home. She resided with the Harry Breigh-ner family. a n “My Green FIRST ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): Susie O'Neill, Larry Roberts, Jan Lewis, Cathy Bryant, Linda Raker, Tami Spencer, Ann Edmunds, Teresa Prather, John Lappin, Alice Schumaker, Julie Wilson, Becky Johnson. SECOND ROW: Les Cisco, Sheila Pugh, Jan Boesdorfer, Nancy White, Debbie Wills, Barb Volker, Rod Jackson, Donald Tuggle, Craig Piepenbrink, David Dyer, Keith Brendley, Jane McIntosh, Mr. Van. THIRD ROW: Tanya Quim-by, Jody Mandrell, Brad Epperson, Ed Torbert, Kevin Thomason, Chuck Sears, Tom Rogers, Jim Lappin, Joel Girard, Mark Wilson, Lew Hoffman. FOURTH ROW: Tina Finner, Rich Leas, Dale Volker, Rich Rockhold, Barb Crawley, Mike Bundy, Steve Lighthall, Chris Donnan, Randy Dubson, Tony DeTar. This year the band has been very active. They have participated in many community parades and concerts, besides their fund raising activities for their new uniforms. With their new director, Mr. Van, the band started the year by performing at the home football game with the aid of the Pepperettes. Besides marching in Clinton's Christmas Parade, they were also invited to participate in Minier's Christmas Parade. Later they presented a preview of their annual spring and fall concerts. Together with community 36 Tamborine” donations, and the help of the Board of Education and the Band Boosters, the band also presented a Railroad Conceit to raise enough money to pay for their new uniforms. New this year to the concert program was an exchange concert with Edwardsville. First Edwardsville came to CCHS on May 2, to perform with the band. Then at a later date, the CCHS band made a bus trip to Edwardsville to perform in concert with them. S t a FIRST ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): Donald Tuggle, Rod Jackson, Larry Roberts, Ann Edmunds, Susie O'Neill. THIRD ROW: Randy Dubson, David Dyer, Scott Reinhart, Chris Donnan, Mike Bundy, Craig Peipenbrink. THIRD ROW (STANDING): Barb Crawley, Jody Mandrell, Brad Epperson, Kevin Thomason, Chuck Sears, Ed Torbert, Rich Rockhold. 8 e 37 “IDig Rock And LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Paula Dubson, Robin Cooper, Ann Roseman, Penny Wheeler, Michelle Huff, Shirley Roberts, Julie Rittenhouse, Tina Fenner, Elian Spencer, Teresa Prather, Terry Markitz, Karen Thomas. SECOND ROW: Cindy Linderman, Pam Ritchie, Sara Vermillion, Lori McKinley, Jan Boesendorfer, Mike Rockhold, Polly Wilson, Sheila Pugh, Tammy Thomas, Shelley Lund; THIRD ROW: Cindy Stewart, Cindy Fink, Carla Dill low, Barb Stine, Patricia Thompson, Dona Shockey, Cindy Griffith, Cheryl Weikel, Kathy Bryant, Kim Thomas; FOURTH ROW: Tanya Quimby, Terry Neiderer, Katie Glasson, Tony DeTar, Larry Roberts, Rick Hanley, Vangie Beales, Sheila Thorp, Randy Dubson, Kathy Fink. 38 Roll Music ” The Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Terry Van, worked hard this year to present successful performances to the high school and public. Their first performance was presented to the high school students and faculty for Thanksgiving. At Christmas, the Chorus presented their annual concert. The band joined them in performing many Christmas carols. After the Christmas Concert, the group began working on their next concert, Valentine's Day. The band joined them in their Valentine's Party. The last program of the year was the Spring Concert. The group presented melodies of different themes and several solos were done. The chorus ended the year with a performance on Graduation Night. 39 F u t u r e H o m e m FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Paula Brannan, Deanna Pair, Connie Lowe, Betty Plotke, Donna Shaw, Charlene Rusher, President; Darlene Jost; SECOND ROW: Sheila Pugh, Cindy Griffith, Kathy Hughes, Dorita Burris, Marsha L, Leonard, Pam Dillow, treasurer; Judy Williamson, Connie Gardener; THIRD ROW: Shirley Roberts, Barbara Stine, i Karen Kuntz, Vickie Edwards, Carla Dillow, Wanda Burris, Diane Welch; FOURTH ROW: Helen Brady, Sharon Evans, Jan Boesdorfer, Karen Evans, Tammy Brennen, Sara Longbrake, Debbie Evans, secretary; not present for picture: Kathy Nixon, vice-president; Roxanne Tarter, student council representative. r s 0 f A m e r • 1 c a 40 “The Heart Beat Is a Love Beat ” F.N. C., sponsored by Mrs. Kline, is a club composed of about 20 to 25 girls, who volunteer a minimum of ten hours of their time to working at the John Warner Hospital or the Hallsville Nursing Home. These girls learn some of the basic functions of a nurse. They become acquainted with the hospital schedule and learn much about nurse-patient relationships. F. N. C. plans at least one field trip per year, organized a Spring Banquet and plans a money making project. They take part in the Homecoming activities by sponsoring a float entry and this year they participated in the Spring Carnival. F u t u r e N u r s e s 0 f A m e r 1 c a FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Vangie Beals, Carol Stites, Katie Glasson, Stephanie Haze; Pres. , Rhonda Dement; Vice-Pres. , Pam Hagen; Secretary, Jan Turney; Treasurer, Marianne Spurrier. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Kline, Yvonne Nelson, Nancy Viers, Ann Edmunds, Valerie Van Orman, Cindy Fink, Connie Gardner, Tracey Cannon, Peggy McCarty. THIRD ROW: Cathy Bryant, Nancy White, Jean Boesdorfer, Karen Kuntz, Vickie Edwards, Lisa Rinkenberger, Alice Shumaker, Connie Lowe, Penny Wheeler. 41 ‘ ‘Ma Chere A more FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ralph Shallenbarger, Brad Cook, David Holt, David Reeves, Curt Harbach, Rick Zeigler, Eddie Harpenau, Debbie Gholson, Kathy Thomas, Doris Spencer, Mrs. Rutherford. SECOND ROW: Carol McFeeters, Darlene Jost, Peggy McCarty, Jan Turney, Vickie Eich, Connie Gardener, Cindy Fink, Teresa Prather, Terry Neider, Dale Volker, Dave Jackson. THIRD ROW: Vangie Beals, Jeni Creasy, Steph Covey, Lesa Rogers, Becky Kline, Yvonne Nelson, Denise Jackson, Jody Stewart, Jan Boesdorfer, Ann Edmunds, Jan Lewis, Doug Wagner. The French Club is organized by those French Students who wish to practice speaking French at both informal and formal social gatherings. The club's activities this year have been a fall wiener roast, bowling, participation in Christmas hall decorating, the all school carnival, and the 2nd Annual French Banquet. 4 2 “With Pen in Hand” F‘R 7 ?WAiEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Oakley, Kathy Bundy; BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT-Lewis, Mr. Adcock, supervisor; Tom Veirs, Dave Johnson. Charla Griffin, Ja] 43 “Good Vibrations” FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Lewis, Stephanie Ramey, Lori McKinley, Lori Mulkey, Melanie McKinley, Becki Wilkerson, Susan O'Neil, Mary McConnell, Tracy Cannon, Carol McFeeters, Kim Miller, Becki Hopkins, Mr. Lehman. ROW TWO: Cheryl McClure, Cindy Rue, Julie Crang, Cindy Steward, Cheryl Sears, Brenda Price, Marianne Spurrier, Rose Hulvey, Rita Coppenbarger, Debbie Gholson, Charolette Shallenberger, Trish Thompson, Kim Harris, Dave Huff, Larry Roberts. ROW THREE: Suni Carter, Shelly Dan-ials, April North, Chris Veirs, Ann Welch, Debbie Sturgeon, Jone Rousseau, Dave Weinberg, Jeff VanOrman, Patty Davis, Kathy Thomas, Denise Powers, Susan Pearson, Susan Sharkey. ROW ROUR: Anita Schmid, Kim Dalton, Penny Koshinski, Debbie McFeeters, Leesa Rogers, Connie Gardner, Julie Reed, Julie Lampkin, Sara Vermillion, Denise Jackson, Sara Longbrake, Renee Piepenbrink, Steve West, Kurt Sessions, Vicki Shallenberger, Deana Sweet. ROW FIVE: Rodney Jackson, Ralf Shallenberger, Carol Cundiff, Marty Finner, Kim Sturgeon, Larry Rasor, Tammy Thomas, Polly Wilson, Shelly Lund, Ann Edmunds, Ann Oakley, Phil Smith, Doug Brisard. ROW SIX: Ann Roseman, Darla Karr, Cheryl Smith, Cindy Huff, Linda Angel, Nancy Coppenberger, Linda Sprague, Debbie Trummel, Julie Siebert, Jan Turney, Stan Mulkey, Tom Veirs, Steve Smith. 44 This year, under the able direction of Mr. Lehman, the Pep Club took first place in the Homecoming Parade with its float entitled Whale of a Victory. The club also sponsored a well-attended dance after the last home football game with music provided by The Music Scene. In addition, the club sold iron-on patches and some of last year's Christmas Candles. At the French Club Carnival, the club sponsored a water balloon toss, with a favorite target being, of course, Mr. Lehman. This year’s officers were Ann Edmunds, President; Dawn Schnabel,j Vice-President; Sara Vermillion, Secretary; and Pat Thompson, Student Council Representative. 45 “If I Were a Carpenter” LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve Lighthall, Jeff Wagner, Doug Sprague, Dave Taylor, secretary; Jim Baker; Jim Cox, vice-president; Steve Smith. FRONT (SEATED) Mr. Vanderkloot, advisor; Ken Moles, president. 46 “This Landis Your Land” The FFA Chapter is designed to give the student training in agriculture and ag-related areas. The club participates in many contests and workshops during the year. The FFA and its members generally place well in the contests they ehter. This year both, the Parliamentary Procedure and the Meat Judging teams, received good results; winning a plaque and blue ribbons respectively. Foundation Awards are awarded to individual members of the chapter who show outstanding qualifications in their specific areas of interest. Among these are Livestock Production, Swine Production, Livestock Specialty, Beef Production, Sheep Production and beautification. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ed Harpeneau, David Burk, Leesa Rogers, Marianne Spurrier, Rhonda Dement, Kim Harris, Robert Rusher, Roger Dial. SECOND ROW: Charles Suggs, Ed Walls, Dean Bush, Bob McCammon, Bob Irvin, Chuck Fink, Jim Lappin, Tom Rogers. THIRD ROW: David Preston, Jim Devore, Roger Mix, Mike Daniels, Steve Paddock, Brian Gardener, Kevin Alwood, Earl Jiles. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Ritter, advisor; Francis Brady; Tom Brady; Bob Polen; Kevin McMath; Roger Irvin; Jeff Wagner; Mr. Prather, advisor. FIFTH ROW: Mike Laramee, secretary; John Lappin, vice-president; Jeff Spencer, treasurer; Mark Wilson, president. 47 “Every Picture Tells a Story’’ n . FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Miller, supervisor; Belinda Rittenhouse, secretary-treats surer; Ann Oakley, Editor; Marianne Spurrier, Gina Utterback, Kelly Peterson, Diane Schmid, Carol Troxel, Susie O'Neal, David Holt, Alice Shumaker, Lisa Rinkerberger, Cheryl Sears, 0 Brenda Price, Debbie Gholson. n • 1 a The Clintonia Staff, under the supervision of Mrs. Miller, works steadily throughout the year to compile the yearbook. The work begins early in the fall. When the staff sells yearbooks to all who wish to have this memory of the 1973-1974 school year at Clinton High School. At the same time, staff members are using their free time trying to solicit ads from businesses and establishments to help defray the expenses of publishing a yearbook. These ads appear in the back of the book. Throughout the year, the staff is constantly working to meet the necessary deadlines so that the students of C. C. H. S. may have their yearbooks and their memories when they return the following fall. 48 “Black And White ” 49 “Leader of FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Brent Zastrow, Stan Mulkey, Julie Lampkin, Pam Bianucci, Tammy Thomas, Shelly Lund, Becki Wilkenson, Linda Angel, Mary Glasson, Rob Ryman. SECOND ROW: David Rees, Carol McFeeters, Cindy Linder-man, Tracy Cannon, Darlene Jost, Trish Tompson, Charolette Shallenberger, Patty Davis, Kevin Kline, Steve Nixon, Rick Ziegler, Mr. Barktus. THIRD ROW: Janiece Johnson, Rhonda DeMent, Stephie Hazel, Susan O'Neil, Jan Lewis, Kathy Bundy, Marianne Spurrier, Rick Leggett, David Weinberg, Terry Cray, Bob Haley, Judy Reinhart, Stephanie Covey, Andrea Cook, Katie Glasson, Anita McConnel, Tresa Stone, Debbie Moore, Chuck Sears, Norman Hoback, Brad Cook. 50 the Pack ” c O u n The year began with the Maroon Home- p coming Parade and game followed by the Clinton Homecoming Dance. j After Homecoming the Council sponsored 1 a show for the school put on by Dr. Irvin Ross, 7 a Hypnotist from University of Chicago. During the beginning of December, the Council initiated a Hall Decorating contest-participants were the four classes and the French club. The winner was the Senior Hall. In January the Council sponsored a Concert featuring a folk singer and a rock band. Working with the FFA, Mr. Prather, Mr. Konrad and Mr. Ritter; the council hopes to help landscape the school with then $500.00 and money from FFA. The council also donated $200. 00 to Mr. Van for band Uniforms, and $800. 00 for new Trophy cases. With the aid of Mr. Vander-kloot, the project is hoped to be finished by the end of the year. Student Council 1973-1974 Officers. Pres. Stan Mulkey, Vice Pres. Becki Wil-kenson, Secretary-Brent Zastro, Treas.-Kathy Bundy, Electors-Jan Lewis. 51 L i b r a r y “Sounds of Silence” FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Simmons, Steve Smith, Vice-President; Larry Roberts, President; Marvetta Finfrock, secretary-treasurer; Norman Hoback, student Council representative; Mrs. Stites. SECOND ROW: Brian Coy, Jeff Wagner, Connie Lowe, Deanna Pair, Ed Haipenau, Tim Hoyt, Jim Baker. THIRD ROW: Gary Shafer, Steve Lighthall, Terry Neiderer, Randy Price, George Rapp. FOURTH ROW: Stan Harris. 52 “I’ll Take You There” FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Cindy Stewart, Tammy Thomas, Ann Roseman, Darlene Jost, Kim Thomas, Geri Lewis, Kathy Hughes, Dorita Burris. SECOND ROW: Kathy Huddleston, Kathy Mandrell, Janis Devers, Kathy Bray, Rocky Coy, Tammy Brennan, Paula Brannan, Wanda Burris. THIRD ROW: Mr. Smith, Donna Shaw, Paula Barnes, Adella Parker, Judy Williamson. The ushers club is made up of girls who offer their help at taking tickets and money at all sports events. They also provide help at the Spring and Fall Sports Banquets, and offer their services to all organizations. The girls are helpful and quite responsible to their jobs. 53 “IAm Woman” G i r I ’s A t h I e t i c FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary McConnell, V. Pres.; Tracy Cannon, Student Council; Cindy Linderman, Sports Mgr.; Susan Sharkey, Paula Barnes, Tina Carter, Sec.; Judy Reinhart, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Denise Jackson, Debbie Wilson, Tami Spencer, Julie Wilson, Julie Massey, Connie Lowe, Janet Smith, Darlene Jost, Sally Utterback, Pres.; Pam Hagen. THIRD ROW: Sherrie Hazel, Lisa Rinkenberger, Paula Brannan, Kathy Bryant, Linda Raker, Susie O'Neil, Jan Lewis, Ann Edmunds, Joni Ronsseau. FOURTH ROW: Leesa Rogers, Steph Covey, Ann Kleidost, Karen Spencer, Karen Kuntz, Connie Hardener, Vicky Eich, Pts. Chairman; Peggy McCarty, Debbie McFeeters, Mrs. Kratz, Sponsor. The Girls Athletic Association is devoted to promoting physical activity and good sportsmanship. During the year, the members engage in various activities such as hiking, bowling, flag fodtball, volleyball, dodgeball, and softball. Each fall, GAA holds an informal initiation and weiner roast for all new members. Later in the spring, the club has a formal initiation of these same girls along with the newly elected officers for the coming year. Serving as officers for 1973-74 were: Sally Utterback, president; Mary McConnell, vice president; Tina Carter, secretary; Judy Reinhart, treasurer; Cindy Linderman, sports manager; Tracy Cannon, student council rep. ; and Vicki Eich and Debbie McFeeters, points chairmen. Under the direction of Mrs. Kratz, GAA designed and constructed a float which placed second in the annual homecoming parade. Another of the club's yearly events is the Christmas Party and gift exchange, complete with a visit from Santa. For the second year in a row, the GAA bowling team captured first place in the district tournament. It was, however, unable to advance at the state level. 55 “Everybody Plays a Fool” D r a m a C FIRST ROW: Mr. Simpson. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dave Johnson, Tom Veirs, Dave Weinberg, Connie ji Gardener, Tammy Thomas, Darlene Jost, Kathy Thomas, Ralph Shallenberger. THIRD ROW: Rick Kelly, Debbie Whitehouse, Susan Konder, Paula Tuggle, Becky Johnson, Cindy Stewart, Kim Thomas, Debbie Gholson, Kathy Bundy. FOURTH ROW: Keith Brendley, Steph Hazel, Debbie Sturgeon, Cindy Kelly, Susie O'Neill, Jane McIntosh. FIFTH ROW: Dave Holt, Dave Reeves, Larry Roberts, Chris Veirs, Dave Jackson, Marianne Spurrier, Pam Hagen, Ann Welch, Trish Thompson. The Drama Club, under the advisor, Mr. Simpson, took on some big responsibilities thi fall performance of GRAMMERCY GHOST, it produced 3 one-act plays. They did a comedS year’ its LIFE OF HENRY PACKENSTACKER, a melodrama, SWITCHED AT THE CROSSROADS anH ei tltled SAW ANOTHER BUTTERFLY. To earn money they sold Ghost Cookies and held a sock hot) p ident, Dave Johnson, Vice-President, Chris Ward; Secretary, Charla Griffin; Treasurer, Kathv Bundv todent Council Representative, Steph Hazel. tvarny tsunay, student 57 “This Magic Moment” Senior Stars” Varsity FRONT ROW; Allen Wade, Dick Sturgeon, Rob Reiman, Dick Beckert, Dan Cummings, Scott Piepenbrink, Rod Wilson, Mark Linderman, Jack Mills, Steve Miller, Pete Maxwell. SECOND ROW; Doug Smith, Brad Epperson, Doug Oakley, Rex Kent, Gary Bray, Brent Zastrow, Dave Ward, Tim Stone, Steve West, Marty Eich, Bob Irvin, Doug Maxwell, Larry Rasor, Coach Bolser, Steve Smith, Coach Wylder, Steve Nixon, Coach Williams, Rick Leggett. THIRD ROW; Jim Smith, Randy Thomas, Scott Oakman, Stan Mulkey, Doug Brisard, John Prather, Greg Allen, Mark Wilson, Curt Welch, Sam Rainey. DATE TEAM PLACE WE THEY Sept. 7 Monticello Here 12 6 Sept. 14 Lake view There 14 26 Sept. 21 Olympi a There 32 14 Sept. 29 Central Catholic Here 12 14 Oct. 5 U-High There 6 21 Oct. 12 I.V.C. There 7 36 Oct. 19 Canton (HC) Here 21 12 Oct. 26 Washington There 0 50 Nov. 2 Pontiac Here 6 36 62 Sophomore FIRST ROW; Rick Ziegler, Lou Hoffman, Dennis Leggett, Greg Karr, Dick Beckert, Jim Smith, Doug Smith, Steve Gholson. SECOND ROW; Jeff Wiggington, Dave Reeves, Brad Epperson, Doug Oakley, Curt Harbach, Ralph Shallenbarger, Doug Sprague, Coach Wylder. THIRD ROW; Tom Lane, Rick Crispen, Allen Wade, Jeff McIntosh, Rob Reiman, Rex Kent, Kelly Howery, Dick Sturgeon, Kevin Dyer. FIRST ROW: Ernie Firmer, Gary Reynolds, Mike Rockhold, Matt Cowles, Joe Hulgan, Rod Morris, Tim Groves, Kevin Thomason, Brad Gholson, Kenny Westray, Joel Girrad, Gary Shaffer, Norman Hoback. SECOND ROW: Coach Worthall, Tim Brady, John Jackson, Rob Rusher, Dan Walston, Dave Dickmeyer, Kurt Fatheree, Chuck Sears, Jeff Hickman, Graig Piepenbrink, Dave Wade, Paul Wade, Phil Nixon, Jim Lappin, Tim Evans, Chris Donnan, Nelson Poe, Terri Neder. THIRD ROW: Rod Jackson, Tim Wylder, Tim Moss, Mark Welch, Bill Sterwark, Eric Miller, Todd Zastrow, Scott Rienhart, Tim Daughtery. Freshman Senior Stars Varsity FIRST ROW; Coach Mannix, Eric Miller, Todd Zastrow, Rick Leggett, Terry Cray, Dave Jackson, Mark Linderman, Coach Bader. SECOND ROW; Stan Harris, Brent Zastrow, Allen Wade, Tim Daughtery, Marty Eich, Kevin Kline, Steve Wilson, Doug Maxwell. This year's Varsity basketball squad was coached by Jim Bader, with the help of his assistant coach, Dennis Mannix. The team consisted of seven Seniors, all of whom had had previous experience. Along with the Seniors were four Juniors, one Sophomore, and three Freshmen. The team played very hard all season and were a great improvement over last year. Although the final team record doesn't reveal it, this year's squad consisted of some very talented ball players who gave everything they had in every single game. 68 Sophomore FIRST ROW; Brian Roberts, Dick Sturgeon, Tim Griffin, Mike Bundy, Kevin Waals, Chuck Sears, Jeff Hickman. SECOND ROW; Rick Ziegler, Eric Miller, John Lappin, Randy Hoke, Tim Daughtery, Allen Wade, Rob Reiman, Bob Haley, Coach Bolser. 70 FIRST ROW: Steve Hettinger, Tim Evans, Kenny Westray, Chuck Sears, Kevin Thamason, Matt Cowles, Chuck Fink, Norman Hoback. SECOND ROW: Tim Moss, Eric Miller, Mike Maltby, Kurt Fatheree, Brian Gardner, Tim Daughtery, Jeff Hickman, Todd Zastrow, Chris Donnan, Coach Worthall, Gary Shaffer. Freshman Varsity FIRST ROW; Brad Gholson (98 lbs. ), Randy Carter (105 lbs. ), Greg Karr (112 lbs. ), Tony Mills (119 lbs. ), Pete Maxwell (126 lbs. ), Mike Fink (132 lbs. ), Randy Thomas (138 lbs. ). SECOND ROW; Dan Ballenger (145 lbs. ), Scott Oakman (155 lbs. ), Curt Welch (155 lbs. ), Steve Nixon (167 lbs. ), Doug Oakley (185 lbs. ), Gary Griffith (HWT. ), Dave Ward (HWT. ), Coach Chuck Lehman. WT. NAME W L T 98 Gholson 3 13 0 105 Carter 9 12 0 112 Karr 8 15 0 119 Mills 10 2 1 126 Maxwell 8 12 1 132 Fink 15 5 0 138 Thomas 7 11 1 145 Ballenger 16 6 0 155 Oakman 10 8 0 167 Nixon 21 0 0 185 Oakley 13 6 1 HWT. Ward 5 6 0 72 Junior Varsity KNEELING; Steve Gholson, Mike Rockhold, Mark Fink, Rich Rockhold, Joe Hulgan, Rob Rusher, Steve Reid, Glenn Cannon. STANDING; Coach Terry Milton, Eric Rempe, Craig Piepenbrink, Ralph Shallenbarger, Mark Welch, Keith Brentley, Jeff McIntosh, Kevin Dyer, Tim Wylder, Rod Jackson, Doug Smith, Bob McCammon. 74 And Freshman Varsity FIRST ROW: Kenny Westray, Chris Conn, Greg Monkman, Tim Evans, Mark Linderman, Jeff Hickman, Brian Roberts, Chuck Sears, Rick Ziegler, Steve Lambert, Dick Sturgeon. SECOND ROW: Coach Lehman, Manager Tim Hoyt, Eric Miller, Stan Harris, Mike Maltby, Marty Eich, Brent Zastrow, Pete Maxwell, Todd Zastrow, Mark Wilson, Coach Wylder. Pete Maxwell 76 Outfield Mark Underman 2nd Base - Pitcher Brent Z as trow 3rd Base Marty Eich Outfield Mark Wilson 1st Base Junior Varsity FIRST ROW: Jack Chick, Kenny Westray, Jackie Dunham, Chris Conn, Tim Wylder, Ralph Shallenbarger, Dan Walston, Steve Thompson. SECOND ROW: Coach Wylder, Roger Dial, Jeff Hickman, Todd Zastrow, Eric Miller, Mike Malt by, Paul Wade, John Trowbridge, Lou Hoffman, Doug Oakley. 78 79 FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Welch, Judy Reinhart, Greta Rempe, LaNorris Hines, Connie Gardner, Mike Fink Chuck Fink, Matt Cowles. SECOND ROW: Vick Shallenbarger, Doug Smith, Danny Moore, Mike Bundy, Georoe Morris, Jeff Finfrock, Steve Miller, Steve Smith, Steve Nixon. THIRD ROW: John Lappin, David Hoffman, Bob Reiman, Scott Reinhart, Danny Cummings, Jeff Macintosh, Edd Walls, Randy Thomas, Norman Hoback, Steve Coppenbarger. The 1974 Track Team, coached by Mr. A1 Austin, had another good season, putting out tremendous efforts in each meet in which they competed. They ended the season with a 7-6 record. The team had four Senior members: Connie Gardner, one of the seven girls who were out for track; Steve Miller; Steve Smith, who went to State and was co-cap-tain; and Steve Nixon, also co-captain. Steve Smith had the record 42'2 3 4 for triple jump, plus he was also entered in the sprint relays. Steve Nixon had a throw of 48'7 1 2 in the shot put for a school record. Steve Miller entered in the 440, mile relay, long jump, and triple jump. Danny Cummings, Randy Thomas, Scott Oakman, and Gary Arnold had a 46. 6 record in the 440 relay. The Clinton team placed seventh in the conference meet. Cross Country FIRST ROW; David Jones, Burl Palace, Mike Bundy. SECOND ROW; Coach Austin, Ed Waals, George Morris, Eric Rempe. Golf Team FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kevin Wahl, David Reeves, Curt Harbach, Steve Hettinger, Mark Welch, Jim Polston, Ann Edmunds, Jan Lewis. BACK ROW: Curt Welch, Sam Rainey, Steve Wilson, Brad Epperson, Tim Moss, Mr. Mike Arnold. Clinton's golf team finished the season with a 3-15 record. All five of the tournament squad bettered last year's performances by an average of three strokes. Captain Curt Welch posted a nine hole average of 43. 53 as well as a par 37 round at Farmer City. Seniors Ann Edmunds and Jan Lewis are the first women golf members at Clinton High School. 83 Varsity Cheerleaders FRONT: Beckie Wilenson. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Smith, Sara Vermillion. THIRD ROW: Susan Sharkey, Pam Biannuci, Brenda Price. 84 SENIOR STARS JV Cheerleaders FRONT: Penny Koshinski. SECOND ROW: Rhonda Mason, Jan Turney, Cindie Huff. TOP: Karen Thomas. 85 Majorettes LEFT TO RIGHT: Suni Carter, Larry Roberts (drum major), Dona Shocky. 86 SITTING; Becky Kline, Sue Cooper, Annette Larkin, Ann Welch, Carla Rempe, Darlene Jost, Valerie VanOrman, Cheryl Weikel, Sandi Reigel. STANDING; Jane Rempe, Vicki Smith, Debbie Haas, Martina Sessions, Connie Gardener, Debbie Gholson, Renee Piepenbrink, Kathy Bundy, Denise McMillan, Nancy Veirs. Pom Pom Girls “Yesterday Once More” 88 GARY ARCHEY MR. CRAIG GLENN, Principal MR. BARTKUS, Dean of Students Secretaries 93 Guidance 95 MR. GALEN STRAIN Chem-Phys 11th year at C.C.H.S. B.S. - in Education and a Masters in Science Institute of Technology, Eastern, Illinois MRS. BETTY KLINE Biology 6th year at C.C.H.S. B.S. - Illinois Welsyn University MR. CHARLES LEHMAN Biology, Technology 10th year at C. C. H. S. B.S. - Illinois State University Drake University-M.A. MR. JAMES MONROE Chemistry, General Science 2nd year at C. C.H. S. B.A. - University of Iowa M.A. T. - University of Iowa 96 ROY McKOWN THOMPSON American History, Psychology 17th year at CCHS B. A. - Illinois State University M. A. - Illinois State University MR. LESTER JOEL WHITE General Chemistry, Physical Science 2nd year at CCHS M. S. - Kansas State College B. S.- Bethany Nazarene College MRS. ANALEEM. KARR Dept. Chairman, Western Civilization, Government Economics, Humanities 11th year at CCHS A. B. - Illinois Wesleyan MR. MICHAEL ARNOLD American History, Sociology 2nd year at CCHS A. B. - Illinois State University ., MR. MICHAEL A. WORTHALL, JR. Geometry 3rd year at C. C. H. S. B. S. - Eastern Illinois University MR. PATRICK L. HENRY Technical Math, Algebra IA, Math I, Photography 2nd year at C. C. H. S. B. A. - Illinois State University MR. JAMES L. BADER Algebra 3rd year at C. C. H. S. B. A. - Milinin University M. A. - Illinois State University MR. JOSEPH GEORGE WYLDER, JR. Algebra II, Math IV, Calculus 10th year at C. C. H. S. B. S. - Western Illinois University M. A. - University of Illinois MRS. KATHLEEN MILLER English, Clintonia Advisor 1st year at C. C. H. S. B. A. - Western Illinois University MRS. RETA RINKENBERGER English I A-IV A, Creative Writing, Imaginative Writing, Novelette, English Literature 6th year at C. C. H. S. B. S. - Illinois State University M. S. - Illinois State University MR. JAMES R. ADCOCK English III A-II B, MARGOL 12th year at C. C. H. S. B. S. - Eastern Illinois University M. S. - Western Illinois University MRS. MYRA M. WES TRAY English I B-II A 12th year at C. C. H. S. B. S. - Illinois State University MR. HAL SIMPSON History 2nd year at C. C. H. S. B. A. - Asbury College, 1967 MR. HARROLD KONRAD Landscaping, C. W. T. 4th year at C. C. H. S. B. S. - University of Illinois M. S. - University of Illinois Advanced Certificate- University of Illinois MRS. KATHLEEN WILLOUGHBY English I A, II B, IB 9th year at C. C. H. S. B. A. - Illinois State University MRS. D. ANN JONES English IB, I C, II B, IV B 1st year at C. C. H. S. B. S. - Arkansas State College M. A. - Arkansas State College MRS. ROBERTA HELM Physical Education 12th year at C. C. H. S. B. S. - Illinois Wesleyan MR. JOE STONE Physical Education 23rd year at C. C. H. S. B. S. - Eastern Illinois University M. A. - Illinois State University MR. AL AUSTIN Physical Education 12th year at C. C. H. S. B. S. - Eastern Kentucky University M. A. - Eastern Kentucky University MRS. DELORES KRATZ Physical Education 16th year at C. C. H. S. B. S. - Southern Illinois University 101 MRS. MARLA H. RUTHERFORD French I-IV 5th year at C. C. H. S. B. A. - Illinois State University MR. RICHARD R. GLASSON Spanish I-IV 10th year at C. C. H. S. B. A. - Eastern Illinois University M. A. - Illinois State University MR. GEORGE B. WILLIAMS Driver's Education 9th year at C. C. H. S. B. A. - Utah State University M. S. - Southern Illinois University MRS. SHARON SIMMONS Librarian 10th year at C. C. H. S. B. S. - Illinois State University M. S. - Illinois State University MR. GERALD HUDSON Woods I, Metals I and II, Welding 4th year at C.C.H.S. B.S.- Eastern Illinois University MR. DONALD PRATHER Plant and Animal Science, Electric Wiring, Welding, Small Engines 8th year at C.C.H.S. B. S. and M. A. - University of Illinois MR. PETER VANDERKLOOT Woods, Drafting, Electronics 1st year at C.C.H. S. B. S. - University of Illinois MR. WILLIAM RITTER Agriculture, Small Engines, Mechanics, Conservation 2nd year at C.C.H. S. B.S. - University of Illinois MR. JERRY SMITH Special Education 2nd year at C. C.H. S. B.S. - Southern University MR. TIMS QUINN Business Law, Business Math, General Business, Typing, Consumer Economics, Data Processing 4th year at C. C. H. S. B.S. - University of Mississippi M.A. - University of Illinois MR. PAUL HARDEN Bookkeeping, Personal Typing, Typing I 18th year at C. C.H.S. B.S. Eastern Illinois University M.A. Illinois State University MRS. JUNE BLUE Secretarial, Typing I, Shorthand, Office Practice 8th year at C. C.H. S. A.B.- MacMurray College 104 MRS. CATHY FROST Family Living, Interior Decorating, Clothing I, Dressmaking, Advanced Dressmaking, Tailoring 2nd year at CCHS B. S. -Iowa State University MRS. LOIS HIERONYMOS Foods I, Meal Planning, Hospitality Meals, Chef’s Cookery, Child Care, Child Development 16th year at CCHS B.S. -Illinois State University M. S. -Millikin MR. TERRY VAN Stage Band, Concert Band, Mixed Chorus 1st year at CCHS B. M.-Southern Illinois University 2 years-Murray State in Kentucky MRS. SONNY HALL Art 5th year at CCHS B.S. -Eastern Illinois University LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Crutcher, Emma Jean Rempe, Ruth Sprague, Norma Rich, Mabel Strange, Nancy Baker, Velma Money, Lucille Heinrich, Irene Ryan. Cooks 106 Custodians LEFT TO RIGHT: John Knopp, Ralph Pair, Milton Tarbox, Mike Mitchell, Curt Covington (SEATED). 107 Lester Alan Chandler Time In A Bottle If I could save time in a bottle The first thing that I'd like to do Is to save every day 'Til Eternity passes away Just to spend them with you. If I could make days last forever If words could make wishes come true I'd save every day like a treasure and then Again, I would spend them with you. But there never seems to be enough time To do the things you want to do Once you find them If I had a box just for wishes And dreams that had never come true The box would be empty Except for the memory Of how they were answered by you. In memoriam of Lester Alan Chandler and Dale Wayne Powless deeply missed by the class of 1976. 108 Dale Wayne Powless Pete Allen David Alwood Brad Ayers Wiley Ayers Gary Baker Penny Barnes Vangie Beals Jan Boesdorfer Jean Boesdorfer Danny Brady Helen Brady Paula Brannon Kathy Bray Tommy Brennan Cathy Bryant Dave Burk Dorita Burris Kelly Burris Bob Burton Glen Cannon FINALLY MGUre sssbbs! MOVES IT! Jim Carter Grant Cavins Elizabeth Chandler Jack Chick Bill Chrispen Susan Conder Andrea Cook Robin Cooper Rita Coppenbarger Steve Coppenbarger Wayne Corwin Matt Cowles Rochelle Coy Barb Crawley Kathy Crutcher Terri Cunningham Tim Daugherty Tony Detar Jim Devore Roger Dial Dave Dickmeier Carla Dillow Chris Donnan Randy Dubson Jackie Dunham David Dyer Vickie Edwards Karen Evans Sharon Evans Tim Evans Kurt Fatheree Tina Fenner Tracey Fields Chuck Fink Cindy Fink Dwayne Galyean Brian Gardner Richard Geddes Brad Gholson Joe Girard Katie Glasson Sharon Glenn Nancy Green Diane Greenwood Janet Gregory Steve Groves John Gultney Debbie Haas Rick Handley Pam Harpenau Sherrie Hazel Steve Hettinger Jeff Hickman LaNorris Hines Becky Hopkins Mark Hubble Steve Huddleston Joe Huegan Rhonda Huffman Rod Jackson It is the aim of education to lead each individual child toward that knowledge and understanding of the world ond of himself which permits efficient, constructive and cooperative living in our society. John Jackson Becki Johnson Dave Johnson Lucy Johnson David Jones Amy Kleidost Karen Kuntz Jim Lappin Gina Lewis Kirk Lombom Terry Markiewiez Rhonda Mason Lee Ann Maxwell Debbie Mayfield Anita McConnell Connie Lowe Lee Lynch Shelley Lund Chuck Mandrell Jody Mandrell Bill McDonald Mary McGarry Denver Mears Eric Miller Ricky Mix Stephanie Mollet Tim Monkman Danny Moore Debbie Moore Susan Moore Allen Morse Barb Morris Rodney Morris Tim Moss Debbie Nelson Yvonne Nelson Phil Nixon Scott Osborne Lori Patterson Rhonda Peters Jay Peterson Cyndie Pettyjohn Craig Piepenbrink Nelson Poe Sam Polen Jim Polston Teresa Prather Sheila Pugh Tanya Quimby Kim Radley Bill Raker Linda Raker Kelly Rasor Darwin Rauktbort Steve Reid Scott Reinhart Grita Rempe Gary Reynolds Kathy Richards Sandi Reigel Lisa Rinkenberger Julie Rittenhouse Mike Rockhold Richard Rockhold Tom Rogers Walter Ruegar Robert Rusher Ken Schoby Alice Schumaker Chuck Sears Mary Beth Seymour David Sisco Mike Sisco Gary Shaffer Vicki Shallenbarger Janet Smith Vicki Smith Doris Spencer Hugh Spencer Karen Spencer John Stephenson Bill Steward Cindy Stewart Carol Stites Teresa Stone Debra Swedeen Keith Thayer Karen Thomas Tammy Thomas Kevin Thomason John Trowbridge Mark Tuggle Paula Tuggle Valerie VanOrman Jamie VanValey Nancy Veirs Debbie Vinson Barbara Voice r David Wade Paul Wade Vice President- Phil Nixon Secretary- Karen Thomas President- Kevin Thomason Dennis Wayner Dan Walston Kevin Waters Cheryl Weikel Mark Welch Kenny Westray Penny Wheeler Nancy White Debi Whitehouse Debbie Wills Julie Wilson Randy Woolen Roger Wright Sharon Wyatt Tim Wylder Todd Zastrow 'W ' Rick Angel Susie Bateson Linda Bristow Terry Arnold Reed Beck George Buchanan Jann Austin Steve Brennan Mike Bundy Nanette Adcock Paula Ballenger Keith Brandley Della Bush Linda Angel Traci Barber Rick Brisard Rick Campbell ■ c: . 122 123 Carol Cundiff Janis Dever Brian Dykstra Jennie Creasy Hershel DePremo Kevin Dyer Jennie Fields Dan Cyrylik Chris Devine Vickie Eich Kim Dalton Paula Dubson Brad Epperson Gary Decker Jack Dupree Larry Evans 124 Penny Koshinski Roy Levey Debbie McFeeters Tom Lane Dennis Leggett Jeff McIntosh John Lappin Gary Duane Long Laurie McKinley Mike Laramee Bob McCammon Mark McKinnery John Kieder Kevin Lecouris Peggy McCarty Michele McKnight Becky Kline 125 Mary Glasson Bob Haley Jeanine Harry Steve Gholson Terri Grout Ed Harpenau Lindsey Frantz Cindy Griffith Kathy Harlow Jeff Finfrock Julie Finn Tim Griffin Cathy Fink Sandra Glenn Vicki Handley Curt Harbach Happiness is like a butterfly. The more you chase it| J the more it uuill £ elude you. But if you turn your attention to other thinas. It comes and softly sits on , your shoulr 126 Ron Nelson Dan Polen David Reeves Debbie Monkman Doug Oakley Mike O'Neill Betty Plotke 128 r i Ann Roseman Steve Rubenacker Cindy Rue Anita Schmidt Curt Schoch Julie Seibert Doug Smith Jim Smith Jeff Spencer 129 Diane Schmid Dona Schockey Tim Stephenson Leesa Rogers Cindy Rueger Ralph Shallenberger Doug Sprague Shirley Roberts Kim Sturgeon Charles Taylor Tom Thompson Eugene Swickard Kathy Thomas Don Tuggle Jo Anna Stewart Jeff Tarter Steve Thompson Jan Turney Barbara Stine Dick Sturgeon David Taylor Sheila Thorp Larry Swartz Larry Terry Carol Troxel . 130 Gina Utterback Allen Wade Debbie White Linda Winebrinnei Dale Volker Jeff Wagner Jeff Wiggington Rick Zeigler Kevin Wahl Doug Willoughby Ed Walls Charles Wilson Mark Westray Polly Wilson Secretary- Mary Glasson Vice President- Penny Koshinski President- David Holt 131 Jean Alwood Dennis Ballenger Gary Bray Kevin Alwood Paula Barnes Don Brendley Gary Arnold Steve Baum Robert Brennan Cindy Ayers Craig Bidwell Curtis Carter Tina Carter Donna Cooper Tom Cray Pat Davis David Chandler Sue Cooper Dan Cummings Sherry Chapman Jim Cox Mike Daniels Wayne Clymer Terry Cray Scott Danison Rhonda DeMerit Mark Dillow Debra Dubson Debbie Evans Leigh Ann Evans Marvetta Finfrock Mike Fink Ken Ford Linda Gentry Debbie Gholson Kathy Gregory Don Gross Pam Hagen Penny Henson Stan Harris Steph Hazel David Hedgcock Kathy Huddleston David Hoffman Llona Hornback Tim Hoyt Deniece Jackson David A. Huff David L. Huff Dave Jackson Earl Jiles Darla Karr Cindy Linderman Janiece Johnson Rick Kelly Gary Long Darlene Jost Annette Larkin Sara Longbrake Pam Juluison Rich Leas Robbie Lord Kathy Mandrall Kevin McMath Pam Moore Deanna Pair Mary McConnell Greg Monkman Steve Paddock Kathy Mathews Jim Molloy Lonnie Oglesby Julie Massey Kim Miller Susan Nesteby +C gat Coton a 0 0 ond BooqvQ. wi+h roupTharopy ord 5 139 Scott Piepenbrink Judy Reinhart Mark Ruble Mike Perring Sam Rainey Joni Rousseau Susan Pearson Brenda Price Yevetta Richards Adella Parker Dave Preston Karen Reynolds Cheryl Sears Cheryl Smith Martina Sessions Charolette Shallenberger Susan Sharkey Jim Stephenson Steve Smith Tammi Spencer Marianne Spurrier Gene Taylo Tim Stone Debbie Sturgeon Rickie Sturgeon light flux is the lumen having an intensity of 1 lirections radiates a light nens. A 100-watt light bulb emits about 1700 lumen! John Taylor Debbie Thayer Kathy Thomas Kim Thomas Randy Thomas Bob Thomas Pat Thompson Ed Torbert Kathy Wade Mike Trummel Sally Utterback Lola Wright 142 Jeff VanOrman Chris Veirs Dave Weinberg Ann Welch Bob Wagner Dave Ward Debbie Wilson Rod Wilson Steve West Ed Wilkins Gordon Woods Steve Lighthall Steve Wilson Barb Wood ■VHP CALEB RENE ARNOLD JOHN P. BAKER PAMELA SUE BLANUCCI Best Looking: Brad Barnes Pam Bianucci KAYLA BREIGHNER KATHY BUNDY JANET BUSH GINA A. DEVORE SHELLEY DANIELS YVONNE DeTAR PAMELA SUE DILLOYV TRINA KAY DAVIDSON KATHLEEN MAftlE DEVINE DAVID DUNHAM DONALD DYER ANN ELIZABETH EDMUNDS KAREN EVELAND HOLLY FIELDS CYNTHIA ANN FINK S. KURT FOOR 150 MARLENE FOSTER KERRY ]. GAMBREL CHARLA JEAN GRIFFIN WILLIAM DEAN FOUGHT CONNIE ROSE GARDNER GARY DALE GRIFFITH KAY GOODMAN KIM VEE HARRIS RANDY HARDIN BRIAN ROBERT HARRIS SCOTT HARROLD KAYRL LAIRD HICKS SUSAN ELIZABETH HOLL LEILANI KATHLEEN HOLT ? VK? fr� acvAti 15? JIM HUFFMAN ROBERT VVM. IRVIN TAMELA KARR ROSE MARIE HULVEV DAVID LEE JOHNSON CARMEL SUE KENT Class Allen. RICK JOHNSON JULIE LAMKIN KEVIN H. KLINE STEVE KUNTZ RICK LEE LEGGETT MARSHA MARIE LEONARD JANET LYNN LEWIS MARK E. LINDERMAN rr? SUSAN MASTERS CAROL McFEETERS JOHN ALWOOD MAXWELL. JR CHERYL LYN McCLURE ROBERT DOUG MAXWELL MARIA CLARA MARINO BRUCE E. MARTINS JANE ELIZABETH McIKTOSH c. denise McMillan KATHYRN SUE NIXON STEVE NIXON APRIL NORTH ELIZABETH ANN OAKLEY SUSAN LOU O'NEILL CINDY PERKINS RENEE L. PIEPENBRINK LARRY W. RASER CARLA JEAN REMPE ALVIN RAUTBORT BELINDA KAY RITTENHOUSE JOHN MERLE PRATHER JULIE ELLEN REED LARRY DUANE ROBERTS JACKSON C. RUEFF KHALIL H. SHALABI STEPHEN MICHAEL SMITH KARL SNYDER LINDA C. SPRAGUE , JOE STEWART CONNIE-STITES CONNIE SWEDEEN ROXANNE TARTER j 160 MICHAEL WILLIAM TAYLOR RICHARD WAYNE THAYER TOM TUCKER SANDRA RUTH TAYLOR DARWIN D. THOMPSON JANICE TURNER FLOY CHRISTINE UTTER THOMAS JOHN VEIRS MICHAEL WADE BRUCE WALDEN MATT WALKER CHRISTOPHER ALAN WARD 162 PATTI YVEIKEL SHARON YVELCH BRADLEY WAYNE WILLIS CURTIS JAY WELCH BECKI WILKINSON MARK STEVEN WILSON HOLLY LYNNE WELCH JUDITH ANN WILLIAMSON BRENT WARREN ZASTROW 163 Arnold, Caleb Reno; Football, 1,3; Pep Club, 1,2. Baker, Beverly Baker, John P.; Pep Club, 3. Ballenger, Dan Bartlett, Betsy Banucci, Pamela Sue; F.N. C. , 1; Classical Club, 1, 2; Pep Club, 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleader, 1,2, 3,4; Student Council, 4; Letterman's Club, 3; Drama Club, 3; Homecoming Queen's Court, 4; N. H. S. , 4. Breighner, Kayla; Pep Club, 1,2, 3,4; Classical Club, 1,2: Wrestling Stat, 3; Band, 1,2,3; F.N.C., 1,2; Spring Play, 3; Girl's Basketball, 3; Drama Club, 3, 4. Brisard, Doug: Football, 1,2, 3,4: Pep Club, 1,2,3, 4: Presidenl Sophomore Class. Brockman, Angie Brown, Minnie P.: F.H. A., 1: G.A A., 1; Drama Club, 3. Bundy, Kathy; Band, 1, 2, 3; G. A. A. , 1,2; Classical Club, 1,2, 3; Pep Club, 1,2; Pom Pom Girl, 2,3,4; Student Council, 2,4, Treasurer, 4; Drama Club, 3, 4; Treasurer, 4; Plays, 1,3,4; N. H. S., 4; MARGOL, 3,4; Quill and Scroll, 4; Who's Who In American High Schools; Illinois State Scholar. Burris, Wanda Sue; F.H. A., 1,2, 3,4; Ushers, 2,3,4; President, 3,4. Bush, Darrell Bush, Janet Cannon, Tracy; N. H. S. , 3. Chapman, Micheal Lee; Wrestling, 1. Chapman, Robert Coppenbarger, Nancy J. ; Pep Club, 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling Stat, 3,4; Football Stat, 4; Baseball Stat, 3,4; Girl's Basketball, 3; Chorus, 1,2. Creasey, Judy Culley, Caren M. ; Band, 1; Pep Club, 1,2,3; Classical Club, 1,2,3; Wrestling Stat, 2. Daniels, Shelley Davidson, Trina Kay; Clintonia, 2; Classical Club, 2,3; G.A.A., 2; Band, 1,2,3; Pep Club, 1,2; Honor's Dinner, 3,4. DeTar, Yvonne; Library Club, 3,4; F.H. A., 4. Devine, Kathleen Marie; G.A. A., 1,2; Chorus, 1,2, 3; Pom Pom Girl, 1,2, 3; F. N. C. , 2; Pep Club, 1,2; Fall Play, 3; Drama Club, 3. Devore, Gina; G.A.A., 1,2; Classical Club, 1,2; Pep Club, 1,2,3; Student Council, 3; MARGOL, 4; Wrestling Stat, 3. Dillow, Pamela Sue; Pep Club, 1,2; F.H. A., 1,2,3, 4; F.H.A. Sweetheart, 4. Dunham, David Dyer, Donald L.; Football, 2; F. F. A., 2,3,4, Officer. 4. Edmunds, Ann Elizabeth; Pep Club, 1,3,4, President, 4; G.A. A., 1,2, 3,4; Band, 1,2, 3,4; Stage Band, 3, 164 4; F. N. C., 1,2, 3,4; Bed Pan Award, 3; Vice President, 2; President, 3; Classical Club, 1,2,3; French Club, 4; Honor's Dinner, 1,2, 3,4; N.H.S., 3,4; President, 4; Wrestling Stat, 3,4; Co-captain, 4; Baseball State, 4; Golf Team, 4; D. A. R.; Bausch and Lomb Science Award, 1; Illinois State Scholar; Who's Who In American High Schools; Outstanding Teenager of America; Outstanding High School Student; Outstanding Science Student, 2,3; Outstanding Math Student, 2,3. Eich, Mart)-; Football, 1,2, 3,4; Basketball, 3,4; Let-terman's Club, 3,4; Chorus, 4. Fink, Cynthia Ann; French Club, 4; Intramural Volleyball, 4; Girl's Basketball, 4. Foor, Kurt S.; Football Manager, I: Pep Club. 1,2,3. Fought, William Dean Gambrel, Kerr)- J. ; Pep Club, 2,3; Band, 1. Gardner, Connie Rose: G.A.A., 1,2,4; Girl's Basketball, 3,4; F. H. A. , 4; Pom Pom Girl, 3,4; FiN.C., 1,3,4; Classical Club, 1,2; Pep Club, 1,2, 3,4; Drama Club, 4; Track, 4; Wrestling Stat, 4; Secretary-Treasurer, 4; Spring Play, 4; Homecoming Queen's Court, 4; Honor's Dinner. Gash, Ronald Goodman, Kay Griffin, Charla Jean; Fall Play, 4; Spring Play, 3,4: Drama Club, 3,4, Secretary, 4; N.H.S., 3,4; MAR-GOL, 4; Pep Club, 1,3; Band, 1,2,3; Chorus, 1; F.N.C., 1,2; Classical Club, 1,2; Who's Who In American High Schools; Girl's State; Student Council, 4. Griffith, Gary Dale; F.F.A., 1,2,3; Wrestling, 2,3,4; N.H.S., 4. Harmon, Cerita Harris, Brian Robert; Football, 1; Wrestling, 2; Pep Club, 1,2; N.H.S., 4. Harris, Kim Vee; F.H. A. , 1,2,3; Historian, 2; Treasurer, 3; F.F.A., 4; Pep Club, 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling Stat, 3,4; Co-captain, 4; Football Stat, 4; Chorus, 1,2,3; Lab-Assistant, 3; Clintonia, 3. Harrold Scott Hicks, Kayerl Laurd; Classical Club, 2, 3: Pep Club, 1,2,3; Chorus, 2; N.H.S., 4; Honor's Dinner, 1,2, 3; Who's Who In American High Schools; Illinois State Scholar. Holl, Susan Elizabeth Holt, Leilani Kathleen; G.A.A., 1,2; F.N.C.. 1: Pep Club. 1,2,3; Football Stat, 4; Classical Club, 1,2. Huffman, Jim Hulvey■, Rose Marie; Pep Club. 1.2, 3,4: Wrestling Stat, 2,3,4. Irvin, Robert Wm.; F. F. A. , 1,2, 3, 4; Wrestling, 1,2; Football, 4; Student Council, 2. Johnson, David Lee; Cross-Country, 1,2, 3,4; Basketball, 1; Track, 1,3; Pep Club, 1,2,3; Classical Club, 2, 3; Letterman's Club, 3,4; Drama Club, 3,4; President, 4; MARGOL, 4; Band, 1,2,3; Fall Play, 3,4; Spring Play, 4; N.H.S., 3,4; Quill and Scroll, 4; Who's Who In American High Schools; Illinois State Scholar; Outstanding Teenager of America; Society of Outstanding High School Students; National Merit Letter of Commendation. 165 Harden, Randy Johnson, Rick Karr, Tamela Kent, Carmel Sue; Pep Club, 1,2; Classical Club, 1,2. Kline, Kevin H.; Football, 1; Basketball, 1,2, 3,4; Golf, 2,3,4; N. H. S., 3,4; Student Council, 4; Classical Club, 1,2,3; Honor's Dinner, 1,2, 3,4; Illinois State Scholar; Outstanding High School Student; Who's Who In American High Schools. Kuntz, Steve; F. F. A., 1,2, 3,4; Football, 1; Baseball, 2. Lamkin, Julie; Pep Club, 1,2, 3,4; Classical Club, 1,2; Student Council, 3,4; Wrestling Stat, 2; Student Council, 3,4; Drama Club, 3. Leggett, Rickie Lee; Football, 1,2, 3,4; Basketball, 1,2, 3,4; Track, 3; Pep Club, 3; Letterman's Club, 3. Leonard, Marsha Marie; Classical Club, 1; Ushers, 2,3,4; F.H. A. , 4; F.N.C., 2; Li bra ry Club, 1,2; Pep Club, 1,2,3. Lewis, Janet Lynn; Pep Club, 1,3,4; Drama Club, 3,4; French Club, 1,2, 3,4; G. A. A., 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling Stat, 3,4; Class Secretary, 2; Broken Mirror Award, 3; N. H. S., 3,4; Vice-President, 4; MARGOL, 2,3,4; Editor, 4; Student Council, 4, Secretary, 4; Quill and Scroll, 4; Honor's Dinner, 1,2, 3,4; Illinois Girl's State Delegate, 3; Band, 1,2, 3,4; Golf Team, 4; Illinois State Scholar; Who's Who In American High Schools; Outstanding Teenager of America; Society of Outstanding High School Students. Linderman, Mark E.; Pep Club, 1,2, 3,4; Letterman's Club, 3,4; Baseball, 1,2, 3,4; Basketball, 1,4; Football, 4. Marino, Marici Clara; Youth for Understanding; Honorary Sweetheart Queen, 4. Martins, Bruce E. Masters, Susan Maxwell, John Alwood, Jr.; Football, 1,2,4; Baseball, 3, 4; Wrestling, 2,3,4. McClure, Cheryl Lyn; Pep Club, 1,2, 3,4; Classical Club, 1; Intramural Girl's Basketball, 4. McFeeters, Carol McIntosh, Jane Elizabeth; N.H. S., 4; Wrestling Stat, 4; Pep Club, 2,3,4; Classical Club, 2,3; Band, 2,3, 4; President, 4; Drama Club, 4; Fall Play, 4; Spring Play, 4; Illinois State Scholar; Who's Who In American High Schools. McKinley, Melanie Lynn; Pep Club, 1,2, 3,4; Classical Club, 1,2; Honor's Dinner, 3. McMillan, C. Denise; Pep Club, 1,2,3; Ushers, 2; Pom Pom Girl, 3,4; Girl's Basketball, 4. Miller, Steven J.; Basketball, 1,2; Football, 1,4; Track, 3,4; Letterman's Club, 4; Pep Club, 1,2; tu-dent Council, 3; F.F.A. , 2,3,4; Intramural Sports, 4. Monkman, Mary Cathirine Morse, Debbie Mulkey, Stanley Ray; MARGOL, 2,3; Pep Club, 1,2, 3,4; N.H.S., 4; Student Council, 3,4; President, 4; Student Cabinet, 4; Football, 2,3,4; Basketball, 1, 2; Golf, 1,2. Nixon, Kathy; F. H. A., 1,2, 3; Pom Pom Girl, 1,2, 3; Classical Club, 1, 2; Pep Club, 1, 2, 3; Wrestling Stat, 2; Student Council, 3. Nixon, Steve; Letterman's Club, 1,2,3; Pep Club, 1,2,3; Football, 1,2, 3,4; Co-captain, 4; Wrestling, 166 1,2, 3,4; Co-captain, 4; Track, 2,3,4; Co-captain, 4; Classical Club, 1,2; N.H. S., 3,4; Secretary-Treasurer, 4; Vice-President, 2; Special Math Award, 3; Who's Who In American High Schools; Outstanding Teenager of America, Outstanding High School Student; Illinois State Scholar; Honor's Dinner, 1,2, 3,4; S. A. R. North,'April; Pep Club, 1,2, 3,4; C. A A., 1.2,3; Chorus, 1,2,3. Oakley, Elizabeth Ann; Pep Club, 2,3,4; Clintonia, 2,3,4; Assistant Editor, 3; Editor, 4; G. A. A., 2,3; Classical Club, 1;N.H.S., 3,4; Wrestling Stat, 3,4; Football Stat, 4; Baseball Stat, 3,4; Captain, 4; Quill and Scroll, 3,4; Majorette, 1,2: Girl's Basketball, 2, 3: Honor's Dinner, 1,2, 3,4; Illinois State Scholar; Who's Who In American High Schools; Outstanding High School Student. Pa lak, Lindy Perkins, Cindy Piepenbrink, Renee L. ; Pep Club, 1,2, 3,4; Classical, 1; Wrestling Stat, 3; G.A.A. , 1,3; N. H. S. , 4; Pom Pom Girl, 3,4; Homecoming Queen, 4; Spring Play, 4; Chorus, 1. Pester, Mary Jean; N.H. S.. 4. Prather, John Merle; Football, 1.2. 3,4: Wrestling, 2,3,4; Tri-Captain, 4; Pep Club, 1,2,3; Basketball, 1. Quimby, Mike Rasor, Larry W.; Pep Club, 1,2, 3,4; Letterman's Club, 3,4; Basketball, 1; Football, 1.2, 3,4. Rautbort, Alvin Reed, Julie Ellen; Pom Pom Girl, 1,2,3; Pep Club, 1,2,3; F.N.C., 1. Rempe, Carla Jean; Pep Club, 1,2; Pom Pom Girl, 2,3,4; Chorus, 2: Spring Play, 4; Vice-President, 4. Rittenhouse, Belinda Kay; Chorus, 1,2, 3; G. A. A., 2,3; Pep Club, 1,2,3; Clintonia, 4; Secretary-Treasurer, 4; Girl's Basketball, 2,3. Rueff, Jackson G. : Basketball Manager, 2,3,4; Baseball Manager, 1; Baseball, 3. Rusher, Charlene Jean; Usher, 1,2, 3,4; F. N. C. , 1, 2,3; F.H.A., 1,2, 3,4; President, 4; Free Methodist Youth. Sessions, Kurt Wesley; Pep Club, 1,2, 3, 4; Track, 1, 2,3; Football, 1; Wrestling, 1,2: Letterman's Club. 2, 3, 4; Band, 1. Shalabi, Khalil H.: Pep Club. Classical Club. Shaw, Donna Jean; F.H.A.. 2,3.4; Ushers, 3,4: H. E. O. , 4. Smith, Phil V.; Letterman's Club, 3,4; Industrial Arts Club, 1,2; Baseball, 1,2,3; Football. 1; Pep Club, 1,2, 3,4; Basketball, 1,2, 3,4. Smith, Steven Michael; Pep Club, 1,2, 3,4; Letter-man's Club, 1,2, 3, 4; Track, 1,2. 3, 4; Football, 1, 2,3,4; Basketball, 1,2; Chorus, 4; Who's Who In American High Schools. 7 Snyder, Karl Sprague, Linda C.: F. N. C. , 1,2; F.H. A., 1,2,3; Pep Club, 3,4; Wrestling Stat, 4; Baseball Stat, 3,4; Announced for Sweetheart Dance. Stewart, Bill; Football, 1,2, 3; Pep Club, 1,2, 3,4; Classical Club, 1,2; Vice-President, 3; President, 4. Stewart, Joe 167 Stone, Kathy Swedeen, Connie; Classical Club, 1,2; Ushers, 1,2, 3; D.O. , 4; F.N.C., 1; Pep Club, 1. Tarter, Roxanne; F. H. A. , 1,2, 3,4; Ushers, 1,2, 3,4; F.N.C., 2; Student Council, 4. Taylo, Debbie Taylor, Michael William; Classical Club, 1,2: Pep Club, 1,2; Baseball, 1; Basketball, 1. Taylor, Sandra Ruth; Cheerleader, 1,3; F.N.C., 1; Classical Club, 1,2; Pep Club, 1,2, 3,4; Letterman's Club, 1,2, 3,4; Chorus, 1,2,3; N.H. S., 4; Homecoming Queen's Court; Class Sweetheart, 4. Terry, Ron Thayer, Richard Wayne: Football, 1,3. Thompson, Darwin D. ; Baseball, 1.2,3; Football, 1; Classical Club, 1. Tippitt, Beverly Trummel, Debra A.; Marching Band, 1,2, 3,4; Concert Band, 1,2,3; Pep Club, 3,4; Girl's Basketball, 3. Turner, Janice Utter, Floy Christine; G.A, A. , 1,2; F. H.A., 3; Pep Club, 1. Van Waus, Paul Joseph; Cross Country, 1,2; Wrestling, 2; Basketball Manager, 1. Veir, Thomas John; MARGOL, 2,3,4; Quill and Scroll, 4; Drama Club, 4; Pep Club, 1,2, 3,4; Fall Play, 4. Vermillion, Sara Ellen; Pep Club, 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleader, 1,2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus, 1, 2, 3; Classical Club, 1,2; F.N.C., 1; Class Sweetheart, 1; Letter-man's Club, 4; Homecoming Queen's Court; Drama Club, 3. Wade, Michael Walden, Bruce Walker, Chris Ward, Chris Weikel, Patty; Ushers, 1,2; Pep Club, 1,2,3; Sweetheart Candidate, 3. Welch, Curtis Jay; Football, 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling, 2, 3,4; Concert Band, 1,2, 3, Jazz Band, 1,2, 3,4; Honor's Dinner, 1,2, 3,4; N. H. S. , 3,4; Golf, 1,2, 3,4; Captain, 4; Class Treasurer, 1; Special Math Award, 4; National Merit Commended Scholar; Outstanding Teenager of America; Outstanding High School Student; Illinois State Scholar; Who's Who In American High Schools. Welch, Holly Lynne; Band, 1,2; G.A. A., 1. Wilkerson, Becki Williamson, Judith Elaine; F.H. A., 1,2, 3,4; Ushers, 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club, 1; Wrestling Stat, 3,4. Willis, Bradley Wayne; Band, 1; Pep Club, 1,2; Basketball, 1; Football, 1; Drama Club, 4. Wilson, Mark Steven; F.F. 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