Georgetown High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Georgetown, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1967 volume:

V567 BUFF4 o Georgetown Twp. High School Georgetown, Illinois TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction................................................................................................ 4 Dedication................................................................................................. 10 Seniors.................................................................................................... 13 Student Body............................................................................................... 37 Faculty Administration................................................................................... 51 Organizations.............................................................................................. 59 Sports..................................................................................................... 81 Activities.................................................................................................107 Graduation.................................................................................................127 Honors Day.................................................................................................130 Calendar................................................................................................. 131 Advertisements.............................................................................................135 FOREWORD Many of the exciting and treasured moments of the 1967 school year have been captured by the quick flash of a camera and placed within the pages of this yearbook. In the future years when the memories of the good old school days burn bright within, why not pick up this book once again and try to remember all of the wonderful times gone by. Try to Remember the Wonderful when life was Slow and Oh, Try to Remember the School in when you were a tender and and if you remember, then Follow, Follow, Follow----- Deep in December it's nice to without a hurt the heart is Deep in December it's nice to the fire of September that made remember, and if you remember, then Follow, Follow, Follow We The 1967 Buffalo Staff Mr. Snyder Better known as Charlie ' Mr. Snyder has done much for the students and faculty. He usually has the job done before anyone calls for his helping hand. The Yearbook Staff would especially like to thank him for his help with our concession stand. Even though Mr. Snyder is not a teacher he contributes much to the learning process of this school through his cheerful manner and hard work. We hope that with this dedication, Charlie ' we have expressed our gratitude and appreciation. Proudly Dedicate This Yearbook To: Mr. Smith His untiring efforts to help the student body in every way which he deemed possible is one of the reasons that we chose Mr. Smith. His helpful guidance, which he willingly offered to the FFA, Cheerleaders, and National Honor Society as their sponsor, has been appreciated by everyone. So to you, Mr. Smith, we would like to extend our heartfelt thanks and gratitude for the helpful guidance and knowledge you have offered us through our high school years. — ''We're loyal to you, GHS We're purple and white, GHS We'll back you to stand, Against the best in the land, For we know you can stand, GHS Rah Rah So throw out that ball, GHS We're backing you all, GHS Our team is our famed protector, On boys for we expect A victory from you, GHS Cha-he Cha-ha Cha-ha-ha-ha — Our battle cry Cha-he Cha-ha Cha-ha-ha-ha — Go Georgetown High! Fling out thot dear old flag of purple and white. Lead on your sons and daughters fighting with might. Like men of old, on giants, placing reliance, shouting defiance GO YOU BUFFALOES -Amid the broad green, plains that nourish our land, For honest labor, and glearning we stand, jJ k And unto t SENIORS Senior Class Officers President, Dick White Vice President, Wally Crook Secretary, Barbara Ehrich Treasurer, Chuck Sollars Class Motto Today is our accomplishment — tomorrow is our goal. Class Colors Light blue, Dark blue Class Flower Yellow rose Dick Whit© worked hard to support his class for the post two years os president. Charles Sollars had a busy year as treasurer keeping count of the senior money and bills. . « Wally Crook did a good job for his class by backing up Dick as vice-president. 14 Barb Ehrich was secretary of her class and did a fine job. The Senior Executive Committee from left to right: Jeff Newlin, Mr. Robert Benjamin, advisor, Karen Daulton, Bob Almy, Gory Davis, Vicki Daulton, Cynthia Yoho, and Mrs. Doris Humrichous, advisor. As our senior year drew slowly to a close, we, as seniors, realized that we would soon be saying farewell to G.H.S. The trials and tribulations we had faced during our years here seemed small compared to the number of happy moments we had experienced. Words could not express the feelings in every mind and heart as graduation approached. With the thought of graduation came the knowledge that each senior would be beginning a new phase of his or her life. Our senior class motto, Today is our accomplishment. Tomorrow is our goal, suggests that every senior would be setting new goals to strive for after graduation. Graduation is now only a memory, but it is the memory of a goal which was accomplished. 15 KENNETH ACORD SANDRA KAY ARTMAN Sandy Pastime: Dancing, swimming, ice-skating, and dating, being with Mike DON'T FORGET I STILL LOVE YOU Would ya believe Ambition: To become a nurse Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Spanish Club 2; Buffalo Echo 4, GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FTA 3,4; Buffalo Staff 4; Spring Show 1,2; Bond representative 2; Chorus representative 1 16 ROBERT LOUIS ALMY, JR. Bob Pastime: Showing cattle, sports MOON RIVER ,Are you kidding? Ambition: Raise an international grand champion bull and get paid accordingly. Football 2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4-President 3,4; Student Council 2,3,4 —President 4; Boys State Delegate; Letterman's Club 3,4 — President 4 PHYLLIS BARR Phil Pastime: Riding horses at Jeon's and reading MOON RIVER that's life Ambition: Secretary Band 2,3; Library Club 1; Pep Club 3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4 —Treasurer 4; Student Secretary 3; Buffalo Staff 4 DAVID ADKISSON Dave Pastime: Working on cars Sorry about that Ambition: To be a mechanic JUDITH ANN ASQUITH Judo Pastime: Being with Jim, running around, and goofing off THINK WE'RE ALONE NOW That's the breaks Ambition: To become a rich and famous secretary and own a playboy pink mustang with leopard skin interior Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2; GAA 1,2,3,4; Buffalo Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 3; Pep Club 1,2,3 CAROLYN RAE BELL Carolyn Pastime: cooking, sewing, dancing, ice skating, and being with Ron CHERISH Well, fiddlesticks Ambition: To be an excellent teacher and housewife Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; FTA 3,4; Library 1; Cadet Teacher 3 BRENDA DARLENE BIGGS George Pastime: Being with Larry, going to Ridge-farm, and Rainbow BORN A WOMAN Ambition: To lead a happy married life with Larry GAA 1,2,3,4; Library 2,3; FHA 2,3; Chorus 1,2, 3, Spring Show 1,2,3; Sweetheart Queen Candidate 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA Points Chairman —4 TERRY LEE BINA Terry Pastime: Swimming, horse back riding, dancing, and listening to radio MR. TAMBOURINE MAN This is true Ambition: To be a lawyer and teacher Spanish 1,2; Library 1,3,4 — Treasurer 4; FTA 3,4; Football 1,2; Thespian 3,4; Buffalo Staff 4; Junior Class Play; Thespian Play 2 DONNA SUE BONEBRAKE Bone Pastime: Participating in all sports, and Rainbow MOON RIVER Basically, this is true Ambition: To be a success in whatever I do GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Library 1,2,3; Pom pon 3,4; Buffalo Echo 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Junior Play 3; Chorus 1,2,3; Thespian Club 3,4; Spring Show 1,2; GAA Class Representative 1,2,3, Vice President 4 CAROL JANE BONOMO Bon-a-moe Pastime: Horseback riding, swimming, listening to WLS and dancing DON'T FORGET I STILL LOVE YOU You ain't wrong. Babe Ambition: To do the best I can in anything I do FHA 1,2,3,4- Treasurer 4, GAA 1,2,3,4; Library 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Spring Show 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4 DAVID M. BOEN Dave Pastime: Collecting tropical fish, fishing, and camping ONIONS Eat not to dullness, drink not to elevation Ambition: To become a veterinarian RODNEY LEE BOSLEY Rod Pastime: Driving my dad's car, reading, and watching T.V. THEME FROM DR. ZHIVAGO Would you believe? Ambition: To be a success in life Spanish Club 1,2; Library 1 MICHAEL WILLIAM COONS Mike Pastime: Reading, driving around in my car SOUL AND INSPIRATION Ambition: None Spanish Club 1 18 KATHY LEE CHANDLER Kate Pastime: Horseback riding, swimming, dancing THERE I'VE SAID IT AGAIN I bout died Ambition: To be happy and successful in life Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 1; Band 1,2,3,4 VALERIE LYNN CRAVENS Val Pastime: Being with Tim CHERISH How we gonna swing this one, girls? Ambition: To be happy all of my life GAA 1,2,3; FHA 1,2,3; Chorus 3; Junior Play; Thespians 3; Pep Club 1,2,3 WESLEY BURRESS Wes Pastime: Fishing, girls, hunting, girls' HUNGRY You don't say Ambition: To be a success Spanish 1,2; Science Club 1; FTA 3 NANCY LOUISE COOPER Sunshine Pastime: Boys, swimming, bowling, motorcycle riding with Tom G. I GOT YOU BABE You'll get over it. Ambition: Become a dancer CHARLES CROWDER Butch Pastime: Hunting, fishing, golf, ond other sports CHERISH You wouldn't believe me if I told you Ambition: To become a Pro football player for Chicago Bears Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3, 4; letterman's Club CYNTHIA ANN DAVIDSON Cindy Pastime: Horses, ice skating, ond working at Steak 'n Shake BORN A WOMAN Oh Bean's Ambition: To become a success and enjoy life Band 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,4; Pep Club 1,2,4; Spring Show 1,2,3,4 WALLACE CROOK Wall ' Pastime: Being with Toni I COULDN'T LIVE WITHOUT YOUR LOVE Yee Gads Ambition: To be bald Cross Country 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Track 2,3, 4; Spanish Club 3,4; Vice President 4; Student Council 3 VICKIE LYNN DAULTON 199 ' Pastime: Dancing and listening to W L S SWEET DREAMS You're kidding met Ambition: To be an Air Lines Stewardess, and always stay single Class Vice President 2; Class Secretary-Treasurer 3; Executive Committee 1,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4 —Vice President 3; Spring Show 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Buffalo Echo 4; Thespians 4 KAREN JOANN DAULTON Red Pastime: Cheerleading, dancing, and just messing around YOU'VE LOST THAT LOVING FEELING Yo Pollockr Ambition: To be happy in the future and always Cheerleader 2,3,4; Science Club 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; National Honor Society 2,3, 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Library Club 2; GAA 1; Executive Committee 2,4 BEVERLY ANN DAVIS Bev Pastime: Rainbow, being with Bone and Ehrich and a certain Guy. THERE I'VE SAID IT AGAIN Oh Cuck ' Ambition: To raise a football and basketball team for G.H.S. and have them all be like Gooie! Student Council 1,2,3,4 — Treasurer 2, Secretary 4; FTA 3,4 —Secretary 3, President 4; Band 1,2,3—Drum Majorette 2,3; Chorus 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2; GAA 1,2; Newspaper Staff 4; Yearbook Staff 4 GERALD LEE DAVIS Gary Pastime: Sports, fishing, hunting and being with Janie Ambition: Become the world's best football player Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3, 4; Lettermon's Club 2,3,4 BARBARA JEAN EHRICH Barb Pastime: Rainbow, and trying to keep my little red car running STRANGER ON THE SHORE That's too bad! Ambition: To be happy in whatever I decide to do Secretary Senior Class; Co-editor of Yearbook 4; GAA 2,3,4 —Secretary-Treasurer 4, Pep Club 3,4 —Vice President 4; National Honor Society 3,4; FHA 3; Library Club 2,3; Junior Class Ploy GARY DUGGER Pastime: Collect pipes and smoke them I LOVE YOU DROPS How's it happening7 DEBORAH ANNE FREEMAN Fremont Pastime: Pestering Mr. Hartley and being with a special someone! CALL YOUR NAME Forget It! Ambition: To be a Vista worker, live in California Freshman Variety Show; GAA 1,2,4; Library Club 1,2,3,4 —Vice President 4; Thespian 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FT A 3,4; Buffalo Staff 4, Yearbook Staff 4; Science Club 4; Chorus 1,2,3 DIANNA LEE DOOLEY Dee Dee Pastime: Archery, reading, and going out to Plogs WONDERLAND BY NIGHT e Gads! Ambition: To become a telephone operator Library Club 1,2; FHA 3 MICHAEL FAZIO Mike Pastime: Hill climbing SUMMER IN THE CITY Sneek off Ambition: To learn a technical trade Cross Country 1; Spanish Club 3 ■ JERRY GRUBB Grubbs Pastime: Hunting, driving around in my cor, sleeping SUMMER IN THE CITY You're out of your tree Ambition: To be a truck driver Football 1,2; Track 1,2,3; Junior Play 3; Let- termen's Club CONNIE SUE HAMM Punk Pastime: Riding and taking care of my horse, being with Denny CHERISH Are you puttin' me on Ambition: To get married to Denny GAA 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 1; Chorus 1; Buffalo Echo 4; Transferred from Jamaica High CURTIS GORDON LYNN HALL ROBERT GUTHRIE Bob Pastime: Working on cars BLUE VELVET Take a break Ambition: Electrician Football SANDY HARDESTY 21 SHARON KAY HATHAWAY Sherry Pastime: Ice skating, roller skating, riding Buddy, ond writing letters DON'T KNOW WHY Oh, Dog Ambition: Staying happy Chorus 4; GAA 4; Pep Club 4; Spring Show 4 RICHARD KEITH INGRAM Rick Pastime: Trying to outdo the police Shut up 22 RANDY HUGHES Hugys Pastime: Art, girls, cars BLACK IS BLACK Bet me! Ambition: Draftsman Track 1,2,3; Letterman's Club, Junior Class Play, Freshman Executive Committee; Sportsmanship NANCY JO IRELAND Nancy Pastime: Writing to Joe, and Rainbow BORN A WOMAN No lie — short Ambition: To marry Joe ond be happy GAA 1,2,3,4; Library 1,2; FHA 2,3,4-President 3, Vice President 4; Chorus 1,2; Spring Show 1,2; Pom Pon 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4 TERRY ALLEN HENDERSON Hen-do Pastime: Riding in my friend's semi and driving it after dark MOON RIVER Ain't, you can't win them all Ambition: Being a diesel mechanic or a truck driver Band 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3; Spring Show 2,3,4; Junior Play 3,4; Concert Chorus 2,3; Track 3 JAMES R. IRELAND Die go Pastime: Working and girls OVER, UNDER, SIDEWAYS, DOWN Cow abunga Ambition: To be a clown in a small circus town Spanish Club 1; Basketball 2 RICHARD KEITH KNIGHT Rick Pastime: Working on my cor, running around, and dragging EXODUS Hi ya kid! Ambition: To be a success at all I do, and to build a winning drag car NANCY LEWIS Red Pastime: Playing football, running around with Sandy BORN A WOMAN Sandy, you did it again! Ambition: To become a successful secretary GAA 1,2,3; Pep Club 3 KAREN SUE JOHNSON Sue Pastime: Driving around, talking on the phone, and being with Lawrence MORE WeirdI You really are weird! Ambition: To moke the most out of life the way I want to Science Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 1, 2,3,4; FTA 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Spring Show 1,2, 3; Freshman Variety Show; Buffalo Echo 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Chorus 1,2,3; Library Club 1,2,3 SANDRA KAY LEWIS Sand ' Pastime: Being with a certain boy, dancing, and sports BORN A WOMAN Nancy, you did it again! Ambition: To be a successful secretary GAA 1,2,3; FHA 3; Chorus 1; Pep Club 3 CYNTHIA KAY LEWIS C indy Pastime: Ice skating, bowling, and going out with Joe Boy, you're stupid!?! Ambition: To be happy Chorus 1,2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Library 1,2; GAA 1,2,3,4; Junior Class Play 3; Spring Show 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2 TERRY LEE LUSTER Terr ' Pastime: Girls, Talking to girls, being with girls, and swimming CHERISH Oh, heck, I don't know either! Ambition: To moke something of myself, and be happy and successful Thespian Club 3,4; National Honor Society 2,3, 4; President 4; Student Council 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Cross-Country 1,2,3; Thespian Play 2 ROSE ELLEN MANGANELLO Ell Pastime: Sewing my own clothes. Making Pizza SEE YOU IN SEPTEMBER Oh, I understand! Ambition: To be a Marinette, join the women's Marine Corps, and then get married. Chorus 1,2; GAA 1; FHA 4; Junior play seamstress 3; Spring show 1,2; Class executive committee 1,2,3,4 CAROLYN SUE MC MASTERS Mick Pastime: Twirling, dancing, painting MORE Just ask me Ambition: To become a registered nurse Majorette 2,3,4 — Captain 4; Spanish club 1, 2 —Secretary 2; Thespian 3,4— Vice-President 4; Chorus 1,2; Buffalo staff 4; Science club 2; Pep club 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Junior Play 3; Spring show 1,2,3,4 THOMAS DALE MARTIN Chrome Dome Pastime: Working on my car and girl watching YELLOW SUBMARINE Oh, goody Ambition: To graduate from high school DAVID MARIAGE Dave Pastime: Getting in trouble SOUND OF SILENCE Ambition: To go as far as I possibly can in life Football; Basketball HARRY GAYLORD MEEKER DANGUOLE ANASTASIA NARGELENAS Dongo Pastime: Messing around in Danville and going up to Chicago!!! AS YEARS GO BY You gotta be kidding Ambition: To make a million dollars and live in California as a secretary Library Club 1; Chorus 1; Spring Show 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 1; Buffalo Staff 4 DIANNE NIZIOLKIEWICZ Di- Pastime: Riding around, all sports, goofing off CHERISH Oh, my gosh! Ambition: To become an English teacher GAA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3; FTA 3,4; Newspaper Staff 4; Buffalo Staff 4; Spring Show 1,2 PAUL NIGRA Niagara Pastime: Rifle Club, bowling, and fishing PLUCKLY Hey, Stupid- Ambition: To succeed Band 1,2,3; Science Club 2,3 JEFFERY B. NEWLIN Jeff Pastime: Doing something great GUANTANAMERA FFA 1,2,3,4; Class Vice President 1,3; Executive Committee 2; Sportsmanship Committee 4, Track 3 ROBERT DALE PEARMAN -Bob- Pastime: Running around and doing nothing CHERISH Oh, would you believe? Ambition: Join the service probably Spanish Club 1 GRETCHEN LARUE POWELL Gidget Pastime: Horseback riding, talking on the telephone, running around YOUR GRADUATION I stuck my foot in my mouth that time! Ambition: To be a friend to everyone LINDA ROLLINS Linda Pastime: Remembering things that should be forgotten TRY ME Shut up! Ambition: To be proud and great, but humble GAA 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3; FTA 4; Thespian Club 3,4; Spring Musical 1,2; Dance Band 1,2; Concert Choir; Library 1; Buffalo Staff 4 JANE LOUISE RAMERT Jane Pastime: Riding with Phyllis ROSES ARE RED How about that? ; Ambition: To become an IBM Specialist Spanish Club 1,2; GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; FTA 3,4; Vice-President of FTA 4; Chorus 1,2,3; Library Club 2,3 LINDA KAY PRIBBLE Prib Pastime: Riding Hamm's big white horse! Being with Gary CHERISH Are you for real??? Ambition: To be a History teacher and Gary's wife GAA.1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Science Club 2; FTA 4; Buffalo Staff 4; Chorus 3; Library 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4 KAREN LYNN ROUSE Squirt Pastime: Being with Tom; bowling, singing FIRST BORN Well, Big dealI Ambition: Become housewife and mother Chorus 2,3,4; Spring Festival 2; Spring Show 2,3,4 JOHN L. SANDERS Pastime: Heading my little red 442 in the direction of Terre Haute to see that certain someone APRIL LOVE Would you believe? Ambition: To set a goal in life and try to reach that goal Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Letterman's Club 1,2,3,4; Thespian 3,4; Science Club 1,2; FFA 1,2,3,4— Treasurer 3; Football Captain CAROLINE SIMONS Simons Pastime: Swimming, playing slap-jack . . . and fighting SOUL AND INSPIRATION Cool it Ambition: To be happy Spanish Club 1,2—President 2; Executive Committee 1; GAA 1,2,3; Thespian Club 3,4; FTA 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Buffalo Staff 4; Science Club 2; Homecoming Candidate; Chorus 1,2; Concert Choir 1,2 BETTY ANN SIMMONDS Moyorett of Olivet Pastime: Practicing my accordion and piano, and running around in a car LAST KISS Sorry about that Ambition: To be a good secretary FHA 3,4; Library 4 STEWART H. SHEETS Sheets Pastime: Hunting, fishing, camping, and girls WIPEOUT Ain't Ambition: To become a professional hog house builder for Mr. Smith FFA 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3 CHARLES ALLEN SOLLARS Chas Pastime: Swimming, motorcycles, bird watching MELLOW YELLOW Ambition: Artist Treasurer 4; Band 1; Executive Committee 3; Spanish Club 1,2 MARCIA KAY SWEENEY Marsh Pastime: Going to the U.S.O. with Carolyn to meet Greg and Jeff WOULDN'T IT BE NICE See, I told you so, Carolyn Ambition: In later life to get married and be happy GAA 1,2,3; Chorus 3; Pep club 1,2 VIKI LYNN TUCKER Wiki Pastime: Listening to records and running the phone bill up I'LL TRADE ALL MY TOMORROWS FOR JUST ONE YESTERDAY Upps! Sorry 'bout that Ambition: To go to beauty school to study Cosmetology GAA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Spanish club 1; Pep club 1,2,3,4; Thespian club 3,4; Library club 1 SHARRY JO THORNTON Shar Pastime: Cheerleading, football, and Johnny PLEASE LOVE ME FOREVER Well-OK! Ambition: To become R.N. and raise 5 football players Cheerleading 2,3; Pep club 1,2,3; Spanish club 1,2; Science club 1,2; National Honor Society 2,3; Thespian club 3; Majorette 1; Executive Committee 3; Band 1,2; Chorus 1, 2; GAA 1,2; Junior Class Play 3; Spring show 1,2,3 ALAN THOMEN Toeman Pastime: Hunting, eating, and giving Mr. Hartley a hard time YESTERDAY Sorry about that Ambition: To become an architect or commercial artist School paper 4; Library club 3 —Treasurer CHARLES VINT Chuck Pastime: Anything that has to do with girls and nothing to do with school MONDAY MONDAY Censored Ambition: Make a career of Marines MARY LEE VOLK Lee Pastime: Cheerleading, all sports, trying to understand a certain boy WEST SIDE STORY Ambition: To become a beoutician Cheerleading 4; Thespians 3,4; Pep Club; Thespian Play; Science Club; GAA 1; Homecoming Attendant 3,4; Spring Show; Buffalo Echo JEAN ANN WENGLER Jeanie Pastime: Riding, dancing, and painting pictures MORE Hi, there! Ambition: To be a success in the things I want most in life Library Club, FHA DONALD LEW WATERMAN Don Pastime: Bowling and going to school activities PLUCKY Wait a minute! Ambition: To be a success in life Band 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1 MICHAEL WAYNE WALDEN Crash Pastime: Bird watching, speed shifting and fast cars SANDY It's meT Ambition: To become a Data processing engineer and HER Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 3; Spanish Club 1,2 —President 1; FTA 3; Letter-man's Club 3,4 CAROL WEST Westo Pastime: Listening to WLS and just messing around EXODUS Hang it on your nose! Ambition: To be happy and successful in life Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2; GAA 1,2,3; FTA 1,2,3, 4; Executive Committee 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Yearbook BRENDA WILMING Brenda Pastime: Sports, dancing, a little of everything BORN A WOMAN Oh, George Ambition: To be a moth teacher Spanish Club 2; Science Club 2; GAA 1,2; Freshman Variety Show; Chorus 1,2,3; Thespians 3,4; Pom Pon 3,4; Junior Ploy; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Buffalo Echo Staff 4; Yearbook Staff 4; FT A 3,4 RICHARD L WHITE Dicker Pastime: Swimming, bird watching, and hill climbing THE SOUNDS OF SILENCE Ambition: To become a successful farm manager Class President 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3, 4— Treasurer 3 —Vice President 4; FFA 1,2,3, 4 —Secretary 2,3,4 — Section Secretary 3,4; FTA 2,3 —Vice President 2 —President 3; Band I; Football 1,3; Basketball 1,2 30 PAMELA SUE WHITE Tank Pastime: Softball, swimming, football, basketball, dancing, and bowling TOWN WITHOUT PITY Would you believe Ambition: To accomplish whatever I start GAA 1,2,3,4 —President 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Science Club 2,3,4 —Vice President 4; Thespians Club 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Junior Play, Student Council 4; Spring Show 1,2; Buffalo Staff 4 CYNTHIA CAROL YOHO Yogi Pastime: Seeing the expression on Mr. Hartley's face as he reads his student's English themes for the first time! THEME FROM A SUMMER PLACE Hir Ambition: To be happy and have a successful career in medicine Freshman Class Secretary — Treasurer; Homecoming Queen Attendant 1; Executive Committee 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1,2,3; National Honor Society 2,3, 4 —Vice President 4; GAA 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Student Council 4; Girl's State 3; Homecoming Queen 4 STEPHEN WINKLE '7 wink Pastime: Water skiing AUTUMN LEAVES What do you know Ambition: Become a mechanical engineer Chorus 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2 CHARLOTTE YEARGIN Cher gin” Pastime: Twirling, sewing, playing tennis, and skating EXODUS No kidding7 Ambition: To be successful and happy Majorette 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Library Club 1; Science Club 2,3; GAA 1,2; Newspaper Staff 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Spring Show 2,3,4; Chorus 2; Pep Club 1,2; Thespians 3,4 National Honor Society Seniors CLASS I, David Adkisson, will my American History book to a junior. I, Robert Almy, will whatever's left of whatever I got to whoever wants it, whenever they need it. I, Sandy Artman, will to my brother Mike my ability to chew gum in class. I, Judy Asquith, will to anyone who wants it my gym suit. I, Phyllis Barr, will Janet and Steven all the happy experiences I have had at G.H.S. I, Carolyn Bell, will my weak ears to Mr. Speelman. I, Brenda Biggs, will all my happy memories of going with a Ridgefarm guy, to Cindy Gross. I, Terry Bina, will Judi Bell the ability to stay off curbs. I, David Boen, will my mathematical knowledge to anyone who doesn't need it. I, Donna Bonebrake, will G.H.S. the misfortune of not having another Bonebrake for another eleven years. I, Carol Bonomo, will to my brother Harvey my love for dances and football games. I, Rodney Bosley, will Mr. Hartley my pharmaceutical ability to make L.S.D. I, Wesley Burress, will my seat in English class to anyone who wants it. I, Kathy Chandler, will to anyone who wants it, my old locker. I, Mike Coons, will my PE class under Mr Scott to anybody unlucky enough to get it. I, Nancy Cooper, will Terry W. the ability to convince people that we are just friends. I, Charles Crowder, will George Johnson the ability to catch a football. I, Karen Daulton, will my brother Mike my cheerleading vocal cords to use in his band. I, Vickie Daulton, will to Pam Wallace my memorable moments at G.H.S. I, Cindy Davidson, will to my sister Cathy the position of cymbal player in the band. I, Beverly Davis, will all my Golden Memories from G.H.S. to my band buddy, Dennis. I, Dianna Dooley, will my ability to blush so easily to my sister Debbie. I, Gary Dugger, will Mr. Benjamin my belt because I won't need it after I'm out of school. I, Barbara Ehrich, will my co-ordination and ability in PE to anyone who wants them. I, Mike Fazio, will my back issues of Popular Rodding to Rick Stephens. I, Debbie Freeman, will all my experiences of being a SENIOR to Toni Wilming. I, Jerry Grubb, will my speeding tickets to Mr. Scott. I, Robert Guthrie, will my apple jacks to that big bully Gary Brown. I, Connie Hamm, will my brother Ray Allan the ability to skip school in our Cool Breathing truck. I, Sharon Hathaway, will my ability to like school to Russ Swaim. I, Terry Henderson, will to any freshman boy who has a girlfriend by the name of Joyce my locker. I, Randy Hughes, will my track speed to Dale Thompson. I, Jim Ireland, will to any future senior one of the loviest American history books that he has ever seen. I, Nancy Ireland, will my pom pons to some deserving girl. I, Karen Sue Johnson, will to Christine Williams my ability to get big bruises. I, Richard Knight, will Mr. Hartley's English class to Joe Graves cause someone's got to be there to keep things going. I, Cindy Lewis, will my ability to hate school to Diana Martin. I, Nancy Lewis, will Junior L. my height and coordination. I, Sandy Lewis, will to Junior L. my ability to speak up when I want something. I, Terry Luster, will all underclassmen future success and happiness during their years at good ole G.H.S. I, Ellen Manganello, will to Vickie Finley the ability to turn another color besides green and to drive safely when she receives her license. I, Tom Martin, will to the future freshmen of G.H.S. the joy of taking Mr. Scott's PE class. I, Carolyn McMasters, will my ability to watch 50 football player or the guy who plays position of center to any underclassman who wants it! 32 WILL I, Danguole Nargelenas, will give all teachers a course in Lithuanian so that when they see another name like mine, their mouths won't hang open! I, Jeff Newlin, will leave. I, Paul Nigra, will my math IV book to anyone who's dumb enough to take it. I, Dianne Niziolkiewicz, will my brother Dennis a lot of fond memories of G.H.S. I, Bob Pearman, will to anyone my grades if they are so desperate. I, Gretchen Powell, will Terry W. the ability to do his best to convince people that we are cousins. I, Linda Pribble, will Raymond Hamm my ability to sleep in 2nd hour study hall. I, Jane Ramert, will my math IV book to any lucky person who will take it. I, Linda Rollins, will Vickie Rollins all the fears, tears, heartaches, fun, and laughter I've known my four years at G.H.S. I, Karen Rouse, will my American history book to Debbie Stevenson. I, John Sanders, will my ability to get along with Mr. Call to Mike Hepburn. I, Stewart Sheets, will Tim Strako my seat in American history. I, Betty Simmonds, will all of my school books to any freshman who wants them. I, Caroline Simons, will to Joe Griec a new pair of ice skates so he can skate better. I, Charles Sollars, will my BSA Victor 441 with Honda emblems to Larry Lourdeau. I, Marcia Sweeney, will my basket number in PE class to Laurie Duke. I, Alan Thomen, will to my brother everything he's got coming to him. I, Viki Tucker, will all my good times and good memories of G.H.S. to anyone lucky enough to have them. I, Chuck Vint, will my grades to anyone who doesn't need them. I, Mary Lee Volk, will my great coordination to any greenie. I, Michael Walden, will my brother Tom my ability to get into trouble and come out clean (most of the time)! I, Don Waterman, will my American history book to any junior who wants it. I, Jean Wengler, will my natural curly hair to Cindy Potts. I, Carol West, will Sheila Wyer my laugh. I, Dick White, will Kipper Batley my ability to yell at Freshmen during calisthenics in PE class. I, Pam White, will Larry Gilliland my seat in American history. I, Brenda Wilming, will my sister to be as good a Senior as the class of 67. I, Steve Winkle, will Joan B. my ability to keep from getting in trouble with parents. I, Charlotte Yeargin, will to anyone who likes to play with fire my three years as a majorette. I, Cindy Yoho, will to my brother Glen as many wonderful times and experiences as I have had while a student at G.H.S. 33 Carol West Chuck Sollars Donna Bonebrake Barb Ehrich Jim Ireland Terry Luster Undo Rollins Wesley Burress Judy Asquith Brenda Biggs Brenda Wilming 34 Kathy Chandler Gretchen Powell Dianna Dooley Ellen Manganello Carolyn McMasters Tom Martin Terry Henderson Betty Simmonds Donald Waterman Try to Remember STUDENT BODY Juniors Have Achieved Distinction Left to right: Mark Sprouls, Secretary-Treasurer; Everett Rogers, Vice-President; Ray Gilliland, President. With the arrival of the traditional class rings, the Juniors now can be distinguished from the freshmen and sophomores. During this year, the Juniors found more responsibility was entrusted to them. They showed their ability to manage social functions with the Junior-Senior Prom. The Juniors have shown quite effectively that they will be able to follow in the footsteps of the Seniors. 38 Executive Committee and Sponsors: Mrs. Anderson, Adviser; Carolyn Thomas; Pam Brown; Christine Williams; Ray Starwalt; Dick Dowers; Ed Noggle; Judi Bell; Kathy Whiteside; Mr. Scott, Adviser. Candice Acord Kiplan E. Batley Judith Bell Becky Boen Stanford Boyden Gloria Bradfield Peggy Brent Gary Brown Pamela Brown Phillip Coote Peggy Collins Alan Daniel Richard Delhaye Mary Ann Doolen Richard Dowers Debbie Dukes Pam Edmiston Harriett Ellis Michael Falconer Charlene Ferrante Vickie Finley John Fitzgerald Dan Franklin Ray Gilliland John Goodwin Patricia Grant Deborah Griffin Cindy Gross Kenneth Hall Rita Ann Hall Randy Haworth Alphadean Henry Michael Hepburn David Hubbard Jane Jones Joe Kazokaitis 39 Karen Kissee Brenda Kotcher Ruth Long Lorry Lourdeau Robert Luster Diana Martin Richard Miller Ladonna Mitchell Michael Mollett Debbie Moody Herman Morris George McKinney Rebecca Robison Everett Rogers Brenda Schmid Elizabeth Seaton David Sellers Pam Shuman Curtis Simpson Esther Sloan Mary Smith Mark Sprouls Kay Stark Ray Starwalt 40 Russell Swaim Carolyn Thomas Julia Thompson Donald Thornton Patty Thornton Ronald Thornton Terri Walden Pam Wallace Catherine Whiteside Maryolice Whitford Paula Willard Christine Williams Debra Williams Suzy Williams Tonya Wilming Kenneth Witherspoon David Wolfe George Wolff 41 Sophomores Are On The Move When a student becomes a sophomore, he enters into a new phase of high school that often seems to be filling in time between the more exciting freshman and junior years. Many sophomores were given the chance to take their place in the adult world when they received their driver's license. This was one more step on the road to completing their high school years successfully. Kneeling — Joe Griec, Secretary; Standing — Mrs. Engle, Adviser; Barbara Lambert, Vice-President; Greg Hughes, President; Mr. Davenport; Adviser; Not pictured — Steve Armstrong, Treasurer Christine Acord Joyce Adkins Rickie Allhands Bronston Austin Steve Armstrong Don Barr Susan Biggs Randy Black Sandra Boland Dennis Bridgewater Deborah Brown Harvey Brown 42 Ron Gosh Potricio Gosior Steven Gordon Joe Grave Terry Greene Joseph Griec Alice Griffith Bruce Guthrie Clara Harrier Randy Hart Rita Hesler Craig Holstine Sue Hoskins Terry Howard Greg Hughes Patricia Ingram Vickie Jackson Ellen Johnson Nancy Brown Jerome Buyno Rebecca Clark Sharon Cockrell Nelson Cooper Rita Cornwell Frank Crawford Marsha Crawford Charlene Crum Bill Debenham J. C. Dill Janice Donaldson Deborah Dooley Glenda Sue Duell Janice Dugger Steven Fitzwater Karen Fuel Denise Galyen 43 Melvin Jones Albert Jordon Nick Konger Robert Kelley Karen Knight Tawna Lacey Barbara Lambert Sharon Linder Naomi Long Debra Lopinski Dora Lowe Janice Mariage Dennis Maskel Curtis Miller Dennis Mills Morgarette Moman Larry Morgan Mary Jane Morgan Penny Newell Walter Newell Randy Nigra Ken Noggle Vicki O'Daffer Dianna Onley John Patterson Cheryl Pearman Don Pearman Regina Pollitt Bill Potter Alan Pribble Jeanie Pribble Larry Pruitt Teresa Pruitt Robin Rohour Vicki Rollins Jerry Shade 44 Jan Sheets Rhonda Shields Norma Shuman Richard Simmonds Jerry Stark Mike Steely Richard Stephen Laurence Sutton Lorene Thomas Bernica Thompson Dale Thompson Steven Thompson Jeanne Travers Joanne Travers Dennis Tucker Susan Walczok Larry Wargo Norlyn White Marilyn Willard Dan Wilson Claudia Wright Kyle Wimsett Glen Yoho Myrna Young Freshmen Live Through Initiation Charles Beaver Gary Beaver Diane Black Kenneth Black Harvey Bonomo John Bowers Mark Brent 46 Bottom: Mrs. Early, Adviser; Mr. Speelman, Adviser; Clay Newlin, Treasurer; Debbie Snider, Secretary; Dennis Niziolkiewicz, Vice-President; John Lopinski, President. Darrel Acord John Adkisson Jane Alcorn Robert Allhands Ronnie Allhands Mike Artman Bonnie Buhoveckey Steven Banta Robert Cooper Michael Daulton Cathy Davidson Jennifer Debenham James Dickson Debbie Donaldson i Although Freshmen will probably never forgive the Seniors for initiation, they will always remember the experiences they gained this year. Initiation day in the mind of a Freshman is something to look forward to with dread, yet anticipation, and to our Freshmen this proved no different. Once it was over, however, and they discovered they were still alive, they began to settle down into the regular routine of a full-fledged high school student. Now they have completed their first year and are eagerly looking forward to being Sophomores. Anne Falconer Donald Galyen Janice Galyen Larry Gilliland Ronna Grider Allen Hall Jean Hall 47 Jennifer Hall Kathy Hall Raymond Hamm Steve Hart Janet Hubbard Dennis Hurst Barbara Johnson George Johnson Dennis Jackson Kay Katavich m t ) y - -1 iM LlA Mike Petersok Allan Pollman Jimmy Powell Robert Reitz Jock Richards Patricia Ringer Kathy Rogers Michael Rohour Danny Rossiter Carolyn Shannon Tom Sheppard Jerry Silver Kerry Snapp Debbie Snider John Kees Loren Lewis John Lopinski Cindy Mahoney Phillip Moriage Mike McConnell Sue McIntyre Melody McNeese Loretta Mitchell Bruce McKinney Susie Morgan Bob Morrison 48 Fred Stewart Pam Strader Verlene Taylor Don Thomas Janine Tintorri Jerry Vallongeon Sharon Morrison Brenda Myers Spencer Nale David Naylor Connie Newell Clay Newlin William Newlin Dennis Niziolkiewicz Carolyn Onley Donna Onley Karen Parker John Patterson Mike Penninger Jim Phillips Teresa Wolfe Cindy Witherspoon Terry Winslow Mike Wilson Diane Whitmill 49 Toke Sominex tonight and sleep, sleep, sleep. Give me an E. Hello Dor! Come on in there's room for two! But Mother, I brushed my teeth! Where's Pickle? Did she pack her 38? Row, row, row your boat .... FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION CARL DANIEL — President 1966-1967 SCHOOL BOARD CARL KELLY — Secretary CHARLES DUKES m DON EHLENFELD The people who are pictured served on the Board until April of 1967. The new members elected were Ron Grider and Joe Stal. LLOYD DAVIS CARL E. CUNNINGHAM 52 Our Principal and Office Assistants Mr. Travers offers these words of advice to the student body: The endeavors of our schools today are sincere and purposeful. Among each future citizen's goals should be one to secure experiences and knowledge that inspire further wisdom, skill, and success. A worthwhile human endeavor requires no less. With assistance of red and black ink, Mrs. Ehlenfeld was able to do a fine job of keeping the school's financial records in order while serving as bookkeeper. Miss Clark found little time for rest while performing her numerous duties as secretary. MRS. CAROLYN ANDERSON, B.A. De Pauw University, University of Illinois Spanish I and II, English I Pet peeves: gum and poor grammar MRS. HELEN BROWN, B.E. Illinois State University Office Practice, Business English, Business Law, General Business, Typing II, Bookkeeping MR. ROBERT L. BENJAMIN, B.S. Freed-Hardeman College, Bethel College English I, Speech, Practical English MR. MAX CALL, M.A. Wabash, Indiana State Physical Science Pet peeve: People who blame other people for all their problems. MISS ELMA CLARK, A.B., AM. Earlham College, Columbia University Guidance assistant Pet peeve: A long, hot summer and no rain! MR. GEORGE STEVEN DAVENPORT B.S. Murray State University Biology, Physics MRS. SANDRA COLLINS, B.S. Eastern Illinois University Developmental English, English I Pet peeve: It's five til twelve, Mrs. Collins. MRS. IRMA DIXON, B.S. Eastern Illinois University, University of Colorado Home Economics I, II, and III Pet peeve: People who forget their manners 54 MRS. MARY C. EARLY, B.A. Bridgewoter College, University of Illinois English II, Journalism Pet peeve: Mumblers MRS. WILMA FLORY, B.S., M.S. Indiana State University Senior Math, Geometry, Algebra Ul MRS. SALLY ENGLE, B.S., M.S. Indiana State University Typing, Shorthand Pet peeve: Trying to satisfy everyone with the yearbook MR. ROLAND HARTLEY, B.S. Purdue English III, IV MISS ELIZABETH HEIBERGER, B.A. Clarke College, University of Kentucky, Southern Illinois University Chemistry, Algebra I Pet peeve: Ill-mannered people MRS. PATSY TAMIE JACKSON B.S., M.S. Indiana State University Girl's Physical Education, Driver Education Pet peeve: Girls who scream in the dressing room MRS. DORIS D. HUMRICHOUS University of Colorado, Oxford College for Women, DePauw University, University of Illinois, University of Denver, University of Chicago U.S. History, Civics-Economics Pet peeve: Thinking up pet- _ peeves for the yearbook. � MR. BARRY A. LAMB, B.S. Eastern Illinois University Crafts, Industrial Arts Pet peeve: Being called Hey by students asking questions. 55 AAR. DALE E. MORGAN, B.S. Indiana State University Industrial Arts Pet peeve: Lack of equipment MR. CLOVIS T. SCOTT, B.E.D. Eastern Illinois State University and University of Illinois Social Science, Physical Education, Drivers Training Pet peeve: People who won't accept responsibility. MR. RICHARD DUANE POWELL B.A. Vincennes University, Hardins-Simmons University, Franklin College Mathematics, Physical Education Pet peeve: People who don't do anything. MR. JOHN T. SMITH, B.S. University of Illinois Vocational Agriculture Pet peeve: Mrs. Engle's peanut butter sandwiches. MRS. RUTH STEELE, A.B. AM.,M.S. Washington University, St. Louis, Mo., University of Kentucky, Lexington, Ky. Librarian Pet peeve: Students who neither return overdue books nor pay the fines on them. MR. WILLIAM C. WIGGINS, B.S. Ball State University Guidance Counselor, Track and Cross-Country Coach, Assistant Basketball Coach Pet peeve: Students changing schedules 56 Mrs. Frances Pedigo, Mrs. Audrey Bouton, Mrs. Viola Davis. Year after year Mrs. Pedigo, Mrs. Bouton, and Mrs. Davis have done their best to prepare good meals for over half the student body of G.H.S. This year has been no different, and we students wish to express our sheerest appreciation for their hard work and friendly smiles each day. MAC BALL CHARLIE SNYDER ROLLIE HOWE When the students arrived at school, they always found it to be warm and clean. This was due to the efforts of our custodians who worked hard all year at their regular jobs and various other ones. Among these other jobs were the driving of the school buses and additional repairing and remodeling of the old building and gym. The Buffalo Staff says thank you to the custodians from the students and teachers. 58 ORGANIZATIONS This year's advisors are: Mrs. Collins, Mrs. Flory, Mr. Call; Seniors: B. Davis, D. White, B. Almy, P. White, K. Daulton, C. Yoho, T. Luster; Juniors: P. Brent, C. Thomos, P. Wallace, J. Jones, R. Gilliland, J. Fitzgerald; Sophomores: B. Lambert, S. Linder, S. Gordon; Freshmen: T. Stal, L. Gilliland, S. Wyer. Student Council officers for 1966-1967 ore left to right: Dick White, Vice President; Bob Almy, President; Beverly Davis, Secretary; Ray Gilliland, Treasurer. The Student Council Is an organization composed of representatives from each class, which are selected by the entire student body. The purpose of Student Council is to serve as a governmental body, ruling over the students, and to discuss and decide upon issues presented to it by the student body. Several events are sponsored annually by the Student Council. Among them are: the Homecoming Parade and Dance, the purchase and decoration of the school's Christmas tree, the presentation of a care package during the Holiday Season, and the presentation of several entertaining assemblies throughout the school year. Each year things seem to improve a little. This year the Student Council did something different! With the cooperation of Catlin High School's Student Council an exchange student from Catlin was able to visit our school for one week and a student from Georgetown journeyed to Catlin High School, also for one week. Let's hope that future members of the Student Council will try to remember the accomplishments of the members in the past and will put forth every effort to improve upon the Student Council and make it better than before. 60 Library Club's Bookstore Aids Students First row: Gloria Bradfield, Cothy Whiteside, Mrs. Steele— Advisor, Debbie Freeman, Terry Bina. Second row: Peggy Collins, Julio Thompson, Becky Boen, Candy Acord, Dianne Onley, JoAnn Reynolds, Lorene Thomas, Janice Galyen, Debbie Donaldson, Alphadean Henry, Betty Sim-monds. Third row: John Potterson, Rodney Bosley, Mike Hepburn, Jack Richards, Alan Pribble. This past year the library club was made up of volunteers from the various study halls. To maintain active membership in the club, it was necessary to maintain passing grades as well as work two or three periods a week in the library. They sponsored a sock hop after the basketball game on Dec. 16. They also undertook the responsibility of managing a paperback book store in the library as a convenience to students and faculty alike. At the fall Executive Council meeting of the Student Librarians of East Central Illinois at Manteno in October, Georgetown Library Club accepted the responsibility for the program for the spring meeting of SLECI which was held at Hoopeston on March 18. Just before Christmas a complete catalog revision project was undertaken by the club and sponsor and was completed during the second semester. At the time the picture of the officers was taken they were: Gloria Bradfield, Secretary; Cathy Whiteside, President; Mrs. Steele, Advisor; Debbie Freeman, Vice-President; Terry Bina, Treasurer. 61 Members of National Honor Society Seated, left to right: Terry Luster, Cindy Yoho, Karen Daulton, Phyllis Barr, Barb Ehrich, Wally Crook. Second row: Sharon Linder, Mary Doolen, Tawna Lacey, Pam Brown, Carolyn Thomas, Suzy Williams, Diana Martin, Vicki Jackson, Robert Kelly, Glen Yoho, Ed Noggle. Third row: JoAnn Reynolds, Brenda Kotcher, Rita Cornwell, Terry Greene, Mark Sprouls, Randy Black, David Wolfe, Dennis Maskel, George Wolff. The National Honor Society has as its goal the following qualities: To create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in the students of Georgetown High School. At the end of the second semester, students who had accumulated a 4.2 grade point average or higher were rated by the faculty on leadership, service, and character. The students who received a high enough rating were made provisional members of the National Honor Society at its induction ceremony. At this ceremony the provisional members of the preceding year were made active members, providing they had retained the qualities required to become an active member. Other activities of the NHS include the sponsoring of a dance, conducting an interesting and informative assembly, and maintaining an honor plaque honoring all students with a 5.0 grade point average (straight A's) in a given six weeks by placing their names on the plaque. Four Ideals that Form The Points of our Keystone 1. Character 2. Scholarship 3. Leadership 4. Service 62 Seated, left to right: Advisor Mr. Smith; President Terry Luster; Miss Heiberger, Advisor. Second row: Vice-President Cindy Yoho; Treasurer Phyllis Barr; Secretary Koren Daulton. Dramatics Club Survives All Bad Luck First row. President Cindy Lewis; Vice President Carolyn McMasters. Second row. Points Chairman Mary Lee Volk; Treasurer Karen Johnson; Secretary Donna Bonebroke. During the 1966-67 school year the GHS Dramatics Club seemed to be plagued with bad luck. It all started with the cancellation of the Christmas play they were to present. Production of the play was going just fine until a freak accident occurred . . . the west wing of the school fell in causing valuable rehearsal time to be lost. As time passed by things seemed to be pretty calm. After two long weeks of memorizing quotes from Hamlet , constructing masks, and acquiring the senior members signatures upon them, several pledges were eligible for initiation as new members. As luck would have it about half of the members were unable to attend the initiation. Immediately the problem of having enough food and a variety of it arose, but thanks to the efficiency of Cindy Lewis everything turned out fine! When the time arrived to choose the play to be presented Lily the Felon's Daughter, a comical melodrama, was chosen. Everyone was optimistic and believed nothing else could go wrong; that is, until the auditorium was to be repaired and another stage had to be located for production in two weeks. Good luck came from somewhere though because the play was a success and the Dramatics Club is ready and waiting to take next year (on the right foot)! First row: C. Lewis, D. Freeman, M. Volk, D. Bonebroke, S. Williams. Second row: C. Yoho, C. Williams, M. Doolen, L. Rollins, P. White, C. Thomas, C. McMasters, B. Wilming, J. Richards, S. Linder, C. Yeargin, C. Simons, J. Reynolds. Third row: Mr. Hartley, advisor; K. Johnson, T. Bina, T. Luster, S. Boyden, D. Wolfe, J. Reed, G. Wolff, J. Goodwin. 63 Buffalo Staff Takes Pop Break Sitting, left to right: Phyllis Barr, Caroline Simons, Debbie Freeman, Shorry Thornton, lanice Turner, Mrs. Engle. Kneeling: Linda Rollins, Donna Bonebrake, Pam White, Carol West, Judy Asquith, Vickie Daulton. Standing: Charlotte Yeargin, Donguole Nargelenas, Bev Davis, Brendo Wilming, Karen Johnson, Terry Bina, Sandy Artmon, Dianne Niziolkiewicz, Cindy Yoho, Barbara Ehrich, Carolyn McMasters. It is not necessary to state the purpose of the yearbook staff for it had only one goal — to make the 1966-1967 yearbook the best of GHS! In order to accomplish this, we had to first and most important of all begin to build up a treasury; but someone was needed to keep us out of the red and Phyllis filled the requirements of being able to add and subtract. Then we had a treasury but no money, so Caroline led the hunt for ads and Carol began to blackmail the students and teachers for subscriptions. The other source of the staffs income came from Pam's and Donna's popcorn and candy stand at the basketball games, and also Terry's pop machine where things went better with Coke. Of course, the most important features of the yearbook-the pictures —were being snapped everywhere by Bev with her Kodak. Now came the task of deciding on what pages the various pictures should be placed, which was given to Cindy and Barb because of its unimportance. When the pictures finally received page numbers Sandy, Vickie, Debbie, and Brenda drew a bunch of lines and boxes on the layout paper, which were supposed to represent the completed pages. Also Carolyn drew odd little creatures who were supposedly students on some pages. Explanations of the pictures such as, This was a dance , were provided by Judy, Karen, and Charlotte. These were then typed with 50 errors or more by Danguole, Dianne, and Linda. The final touches were then added by Mrs. Engle whose actual job was that of janitor. n n It was the hidden talents of these people that were responsible for the great quality of the 1966-1967 Buffalo. Mrs. Engle contributed much to the yearbook in the capacity of advisor. Cindy Yoho and Barbara Ehrich, as editors of the yearbook, devoted their time and effort to make it a good one. 64 Foreign Student Speaks to Spanish Club First row: J. Manage, D. lopinski, M. Young, B. Thompson, Mrs. Anderson —advisor, W. Crook, D. Griffin, M. Ooolen, A. Falconer, C. Pearman, C. Wright. Second row: L. Stevenson, T. Sheppard, D. Barr, M. McConnell, B. Debenhom, M. Steely, T. Greene, R. Black, D. Mills, G. Hughes, T. Bell, M. Mollett, T. Stal, D. Tucker, D. Niziolkiewicz, G. Wolff, D. Franklin. Third row: D. Maskel, F. Pearman, P. Edmiston, J. Alcorn, P. Newell, R. Corn-well, D. Black, B. Lambert, R. Hamm, D. Wilson, J. Lopinski, T. Wolff, D. Brown, D. Dooley, R. Shields, D. Onley. Fourth row: J. Dugger, K. Parker, T. Lacey, J. Travers, J. Sheets, S. Biggs, G. Yoho, R. Kelly, B. Kotcher, D. Martin, P. Cook, P. Gasior, K. Knight. Fifth row: J. Hubbard, A. Washington, J. Galyen, P. Ringer, R. Grider, J. Tintorri, J. Pribble, J. Trovers, V. Jackson, J. Debenhom, S. Wyer, L. Dukes, C. Davidson, D. Donaldson. Members of Science Club Had Successful Projects Sitting: M. Sprouls, G. Wolff, C. McMasfers, L. Mitchell, B. Luster, D. Barr, D. Tucker, P. Coates, S. Linder, P. Brown. Second row: J. Fitzgerald, R. Black, D. Maskel, D. Wolfe. Standing: Pam Edmiston, Mr. Davenport — advisor, T. Lacey, B. Lambert, K. Daulton, P. White, J. Reynolds, J. Bell, B. Kotcher, B. Boen, D. Martin, P. Newell, Miss Heiberger — advisor. 65 Echo Keeps News Alive at GHS EDITORS AND ADVISOR Sports Editor—Donna Bonebrake Advisor — Mrs. Early News Editor—Debbie Freeman Editor —Cathy Whiteside Editorial Editor —Ellen AAanganello Feature Editor—Diana Martin TYPISTS Head Typist —Mary Lee Volk Brenda Wilming Karen Pribble Debbie Williams Dianne Niziolkiewcz Sharry Thornton PROOFREADERS AND REPORTERS Karen Johnson Debbie Moody Jane Jones — Photographer Linda Pribble Connie Hamm Valerie Cravens Ruth Long MANAGERS Business Manager —Alan Thomen Advertising Manager — Beverly Davis Circulation Manager —Pam Wallace Exchange Manager — Vicki Daulton Picture Manager — Sandra Artman Photographer—Lanice Turner Copy Editor —Suzy Williams 66 FTA Candle Sale Big Success 1966-67 members ore. First row: S. Williams, D. Williams, D. Dukes, K. Johnson, P. Gasior, D. AAaskel, V. Jackson, J. Bell, B. Kotcher, J. Reynolds. Second row: T. Bina, D. Freeman, C. Whiteside, C. West, D. Niziolkiewicz, AA. AAollett. Third row: B. Wilming, C. Bell, S. Boyden, AArs. Brown — advisor, B. Davis, L. Pribble, C. Simons, J. Ramert. This is the second year for the Future Teachers of America at Georgetown High School. FTA is an organization whose purpose is to acquaint the members with the teaching profession. To do this, the club has a group of cadet teachers to instruct in the various grade schools. Before Christmas, the club sponsored a Christmas candle sale as their moneymaking project. The club also sponsored its annual dress-up day. This was the day before Christmas vacation. It is hoped that its members will enter the teaching profession to relieve the shortage of teachers throughout the state. Officers for 1966-67 are left to right: Caroline Simons, Historian; Jane Ramert, V. President; Beverly Davis, President; Brenda Wilming, Secretary-Treasurer. 67 GHS Farmers Work Toward the Future Standing left to right: Leroy Stephenson, Hal Burris, Dennis Collins, Walter Newell, David Sellers, Everett Rogers, Mr. Smith, Albert Jordan, Alan Pribble, Jim Chandler, Spencer Nale, Bruce McKinney, David Doyle. Kneeling: Mike Petersak, Russ Swaim, Jim Phillips, Ronnie Gash, Ed Noggle, Curt Simpson, Clay Newlin, Dick White, Jeff Newlin, Joe Grave, Steve Thompson, Mike Penninger, Ken Black. In Booth: Alan Daniel, Ken Noggle, Dennis Jackson, Steve Gordon, Bob Almy, John Sanders, Stewart Sheets. The initials FFA stand for the Future Farmers of America. The FFA is a national organization for farm boys who either intend to become farmers or work in ag-related occupations. The Georgetown FFA chapter contains thirty-two members. The aim of the FFA is to build boys into rural leaders. The FFA in the state is divided up into five districts and twenty-five sections. The Georgetown FFA chapter is in District four and Section eighteen. Our FFA chapter participates in the four Sectional Contests held each year. They are: Land Use Judging, Parliamentary Procedure, Public Speaking, and Livestock and Grain Judging. Our chapter sponsors a $300 scholarship each year and awards it to one of our senior members. The community services which our chapter is proud of are: Heart Fund Drive, installing trash barrels to help keep our city clean, rat extermination, and many others. The highlight of the year for our chapter is the parent and son banquet held early in the spring. At this banquet awards are presented to deserving members. Each year the FFA picks its chapter Sweetheart and this year Miss Bev Davis was selected. Bev has been helpful in assisting the FFA throughout the year. Bob Almy, Star Farmer Mr. Smith, Advisor Stewart Sheets, DeKalb Aword Winner 1966-67 New Chopter Farmers 1966-67 Greenhands Absent: Jim Phillips and Ken Black Land Use Team —2nd ploce FFA Officers Absent: Wolt Newell 69 Tractor Safety Winners Foundation Award Winners Parliamentary Procedure Teom Front row left to right: Dora Lowe, Vicki Rollins, Melody McNeese, Cindy Gross, Ann Falconer, Sandy Boland, Nancy Ireland, Advisor — Mrs. Dixon. Back: Sharon Morrison, Denise Galyen, Brenda Schmid, Sue Hoskins, Susan Stilwell, Pam Brown, Donna Bonebrake, Nancy Brown, Mary Jane Morgan, Ruth Long, Janice Galyen, Pam Berry, Pat Grant, Becky Robison. FHA CREED We are the Future Homemakers of America We face the future with warm courage And high hope. For we have the clear consciousness of seeking Old and precious values. For we are the builders of homes. Homes for America's future. Homes where truth and love and security and faith Will be realities, not dreams. We are the Future Homemakers of America We face the future with warm courage And high hope. Seated: Nancy Ireland—1st Vice President; Becky Robison - President; Mrs. Dixon — Advisor; Sue Hoskins —2nd Vice President. Standing: Ruth Long —Public Relations Chairman; Mary Jane Morgan — Historian; Carol Bonomo —Treasurer; Betty Sim-monds —Secretary; Brenda Schmidt—Degree Chairman; Pam Brown — Recreation Chairman; Not pictured, Susan Stilwell — Points Chairman. 70 Pep Club Is the Spirit of GHS First row: Vickie Daulton, President; Barbara Ehrich, Vice-President; Donna Bonebrake, Secretary-Treasurer; P. Newell, S. Biggs, N. Shuman, Jean Travers, R. Shields, S. Linder, T. Lacey, P. Gasior, V. Jackson, D. Lopinski, B. Lambert, M. Young, J. Mariage, and K. Knight. Second row: C. Yoho, S. Hathaway, S. Williams, C. Whiteside, D. Martin, P. Brown, J. Reynolds, J. Bell, P. Wallace, J. Jones, P. Willard, P. Thornton, C. Potts, P. Brent, C. Williams, C. Davidson, J. Hall, K. Parker, and R. Grider. Third row: P. Barr, B. Biggs, N. Ireland, V. Tucker, P. White, C. McMasters, F. Pearman, R. Cornwell, C. Pearman, M. Willard, R. Pollitt, J. Pribble, K. Chandler, P. Cook, S. Wyer, L. Dukes, P. Ringer. D. Stevenson. Fourth row: J. Ramert, C. West, L. Rollins, C. Yeargin, C. Simons, L. Pribble, C. Hamm, C. Acord, N. Brown, D. Black, B. Myers, K. Hall, J. Galyen, D. Whitmill, K. Katavich, L. Wheeler. Fifth row: S. Artman, B. Davis, T. Luster, J. Sanders, C. Davidson, T. Wolff. Members Work Hard for Varsity Letter Lettermen from left to right: Mr. Powell, advisor; C. Crowder, D. Mariage, A. Daniel, R. Haworth, M. Walden, R. Hughes, M. Sprouls, J. Grubb, J. Sanders, B. Almy, L. Lourdeau, J. Reed, R. Stephens, F. Pearman. 71 GAA Donates Cageball to PE Classes Seated left to right: P. Brent, V. Jackson, Cathy Davidson, J. Galyen, L. Dukes, P. Collins, D. Whitmill, D. Snider, Joanne Travers, T. Lacey, D. Williams, S. Morrison, R. Grider, B. Boen, C. Acord, D. Stevenson, S. Wyer, K. Johnson. Second row: J. Mariage, N. Brown, C. Lewis, N. Ireland, Jeanne Travers, P. Gasior, C. Ferrante, K. Parker, C. McMasters, D. Bonebrake, B. Biggs, J. Hall, P. Cook, D. Moody, S. Biggs, J. Sheets, S. Hathaway, L Rollins, D. Lopinski, R. Pollitt. Standing. B. Ehrich, D. Martin, C. Potts, J. Ramert, C. Bonomo, S. Boland, T. Wolff, V. Tucker, C. Acord, C. Yoho, Mrs. Jackson, P. White, G. Bradfield, D. Brown, C. Williams, C. Gross, J. Bell, S. Duell, Cindy Davidson, J. Jones, J. Pribble. Members survived initiation, but did Mrs. Jackson? Mrs. Jackson, Advisor; P. White, President; D. Bone-brake, V. President; B. Biggs, Points Chairman; B. Ehrich, Sec.-Treas. 72 Projectionists Are Valuable New Aid to Teachers Seated: Advisor —Mrs. Steele, Ricky Allhands, AAark Sprouls, Alan Pribble. Standing: Charles Vint, AAike Hepburn, Stanford Boyden, Bob Almy, Nelson Cooper, Donald Barr, Don Tucker. The Projectionists Club was made up of approximately two volunteers from every study hall and all other boys who were interested. To become a member, the boys must make passing grades in all their subjects. The Club visited the audio-visual aid department of Eastern Illinois University to learn more about running and maintaining the machines as well as the many fields of work and opportunity that is available in this line of work. The main function of the club was to assist teachers with audio-visual aids by showing films for them in the classroom. Officers left to right: Mark Sprouls, President; Stanford Boyden, Treasurer; Mike Hepburn, V. President; Bob Almy, Secretary. 73 Marching Band Entertains at Games Judi Bell, Drum Majorette Bernica Thompson Debbie Lopinski Carolyn McMasters Paula Willard Charlotte Yeargin Pam Edmiston 75 Members of Concert Band First row: Suzy Williams, lauri Dukes, Jennifer Debenham, LaDonna Mitchell, Barbara Lambert, Joanne Travers, Cindy Davidson, Dennis Mills, Cheryl Pearman, Jeanne Travers, Teresso Wolff, Diana Martin. Third row: Don Waterman, Randy Nigra, Kathy Chandler, Snider, Randy Black, Robert Kelley, Ronno Grider, Kerry Snapp, Janice Mariage, George McKinney, Carolyn Thomas, Mary Doolen. Corolyn Thomas, Debbie Snider, and Mary Doolen won first ratings with their solos. Carolyn sang, Debbie played the snore drum, and Mary took a cornet solo. - The Cornet Trio ond Drum Quartet both placed firsts and Laurie Dukes won a second on her flute solo. Carolyn Thomas, Jerry Silver, and Mary Doolen made up the Cornet Trio and Pat Ringer, Carolyn Bell, Debbie Snider, and Cinda Potts played in the Drum Quartet. Bring Home Honors ?honda Shields. Second row: Claudia Wright, Sue Duell, Debbie Brown, Loretta Mitchell, Janine Tintorri, Tom Sheppard, Craig Holstine, Sharon Linder, Jennifer Hall, Joyce Steelman, Jerry Silver, Koren Parker, Cathy Davidson, Susan Stilwell. Fourth row: Cinda Potts, Carolyn Bell, Patricia Ringer, Debbie The majorettes won a first on their baton ensemble, and Charlotte Yeargin and Carolyn McMasters received excel-lents on their solos. Debra Lopinski and Bernica Thompson were the other twirlers in the ensemble. The members of the Brass Sextet: Cathy Davidson, Koren Parker, Diana Martin, Bob Kelley. George McKinney, and Randy Black —also took a first in their selection. Pom Pon Girls and Mascot 78 LaDonna Mitchell, Junior Chorus Participates in Local Events First row: M. Burke, S. Hathaway, J. Donaldson, C. Williams, D. Black, D. Ehlenfeld, D. Onley, S. McIntyre, K. Katavich. Second row: Mr. Speelman — director, T. Walden, D. Griffin, B. Schmidt, B. Johnson, M. Whitford, L. Wheeler, V. Taylor, J. Hall, R. Rohour, D. Onley, K. Rouse. Third row: J. Galyen, B. Clark, D. Stevenson, S. Walczak, G. Brown, J. Vallangeon, A. Hall, J. Goodwin, F. Stewart, B. Wilfong, C. Lewis, S. Morrison, S. Hoskins. The Chorus participated in the Christmas Concert with the Band, singing for the student body, parents, and faculty. They also went to Danville and participated in the annual Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony. Because of the snow storm, the Vermilion County Music Festival was cancelled for this year. The Chorus sent a girls double ensemble to the State Solo and Ensemble Contest at Sullivan, Illinois, on March 1 1. 79 Officers of Band and Chorus Chorus officers left to right: Treasurer, Susie Walczak; Secretary, Linda Wheeler; Vice President, Kay Katavich; President, Christine Williams. Band Officers seated: President, Dianna Martin; Vice President, Suzy Williams. Standing: Secretary-Treasurer, Susan Stilwell; Librarian, Cinda Potts; Property Manager, Myrno Young. 80 smods Mary Lee Volk—Senior Karen Daulton—Senior Toni Wilming—Junior Terri Walden—Junior 82 Debbie Snider—Freshman Claudia Wright—Sophomore Joanne Travers—Sophomore Teresa Pruitt—Sophomore 83 Front row: Mark Sprouts, Stanford Boyden, Randy Haworth, David Mariage, John Sanders, Gary Davis, Mike Walden, Dick Dowers, Joe Kazokaitis, Alo Charles Vint, Dan Wilson, Don Thornton, Dennis Mills, Mike Mollett, Larry Lourdeau, Ken Hall, Charles Crowder, Ron Thornton, Craig Holstine, Fred Pearmar Mr. Davenport, Bob Guthrie, George Johnson, Jim Dickson, Terry Bell, Terry Greene, George Wolff, Glen Yoho, Robert Kelly, Bruce Guthrie, Steve Armstronr 1966 Managers: Bronston Austin and Larry Morgan Mr. Richard Powell, Head Coach Daniel, Mike Hepburn. Second row: J.C. Dill, Dan Franklin. Third row: Mr. Powell, Mr. Call, Mr. Max Call, Assistant Coach 85 Randy Haworth 6' 175 1b.. QB Alan Daniel 6'1 185 lb. QB Mike Walden 6' 175 1b. C Dave Mariage 6' 205 lb. T John Sanders 5' 10 145 1b. HB 86 Sitting: Loren Lewis, George Johnson, Croig Holstine, Glen Yoho, Dennis Mills, Danny Wilson, Terry Bell, Terry Greene, Robert Kelly, Bruce Guthrie, Steve Armstrong. Kneeling: Ken Black, Raymond Hamm, Dennis Collins, Mike McConnell, Jerry Silver, John Lopinski, Fred Stewart, Dennis Nizidkiewicz, Robert Reitz, Terry Stol, Larry Gilliland, Mike Penninger. Standing: Assistant Coach — Mr. Powell, Coach Mr. Call, Mr. Davenport, Jim Dixon, Bill Newlin, Darrel Acord, Spencer Nale, Don Thomas, Phillip Mariage, Jim Chandler, Clay Newlin. Sept. 16 Sept. 22 Sept. 26 Sept. 29 Oct. 3 Oct. 6 Oct. 15 Oct. 17 Oct. 24 Oct. 31 Hoopeston....................................... 6-26 Danville........................................ 6-26 North Vermilion.................................41- 0 Paris........................................... 6-40 North Vermilion.................................32- 6 Westville....................................... 6- 0 Ridgefarm.......................................39- 6 Paris...........................................19- 6 Westville.......................................12- 0 Ridgefarm.......................................26- 0 90 1966-67 Cross Country Left to right: Mr. Wiggins, Wolly Crook, Kerry Snopp, Russ Swaim, John Fitzgerald, Bruce McKinney, Ed Noggle, George McKinney, Jack Richards, John Patterson, Terry Winslow, John Reed. Schedule Oakwood........... 26 Paris..............18 North Vermilion ... 15 Rantoul............18 Ridgefarm..........27 East Lynn..........47 Rantoul............19 Ridgefarm..........20 Bismarck...........25 East Lynn..........30 Seeger............ 21 University High....20 Oakwood............27 Urbana.............18 .....................Georgetown . .....................Georgetown . .....................Georgetown . .....................Georgetown . Bismarck ... 45....Georgetown . Bismarck ... 48....Georgetown . .....................Georgetown . .....................Georgetown . .....................Georgetown . Chrisman ... 60....Georgetown . .....................Georgetown . .....................Georgetown . .....................Georgetown . .....................Georgetown . 29 44 48 45 52 33 40 35 30 43 34 43 30 45 George McKinney, Junior Wally Crook, Senior John Patterson, Freshman Kerry Snapp, Freshman Ed Noggle, Junior John Fitzgerald, Junior Terry Winslow, Sophomore Jack Richards, Freshman Bruce McKinney, Freshman Russ Swaim, Junior 93 Varsity Basketball Team Kneeling: Stan Boyden, Bob Almy, Randy Haworth, Gary Davis, Alan Daniel. Standing: Mr. Call —Coach, George Wolff, Ron Thornton, Mark Sprouls, Mike Hepburn, Dave Mariage, Russ Swaim, George Johnson, Don Thornton, Bronson Austin, Fred Pearman — Manager, Mr. Wiggins — Assistant Coach. Fred Pearman, Manager 94 Mr. Call, Coach Robert Almy, Guard Randy Haworth, Forward 95 96 Alan Daniel, Forward Junior Varsity Standing, left to right: Fred Pearman, Danny Wilson, Don Thronton, Lorry Pruitt, Terry Greene, Mike Hepburn, Terry Stal, Bill Debenham, Mike Daulton, Mike McConnell, Bruce McKinney, Coach Wiggins. Kneeling: Jim Chandler, John Lopinski, Glen Yoho, Ron Thornton, Bruce Guthrie, Robert Kelly, Bob Reitz. Sitting: George Johnson, Greg Hughes, Dennis Mills. Freshman Team Standing, left to right: Fred Pearmon, Spencer Nale, Jerry Silver, Bill Newlin, Don Galyen, Dorrel Acord, George Johnson, Mike Daulton, Jim Chandler, Mike McConnell, Bob Reitz, Dennis Niziolkiewicz, Coach Wiggins. Kneeling: Mike Pen-ninger, Mike Petersak, Mark Brent, Robert Cooper, Loren Lewis, Jimmy Powell, John Adkisson. Sitting: Terry Stal, John Lopinski, Bruce McKinney. 98 Georgetown High School Basketball Schedule 1966-1967 Nov. 23 Georgetown 54 East Lynn 57 Nov. 29 Georgetown 77 Catlin 58 Dec. 3 Georgetown 54 Ridgefarm 65 Dec. 6 Georgetown 48 Armstrong 51 Dec. 9 Georgetown 56 North Vermillion 51 Dec. 13 Georgetown 41 Schlarman 68 Dec. 16 Georgetown 81 Chrisman 54 Dec. 20 Georgetown 75 Bismark 61 Dec. 27 Holiday Tournament — 2nd place Georgetown Jan. 3 Georgetown 78 Oakwood 79 Jan. 6 Georgetown 46 Westville 70 Jan. 10 Georgetown 66 Ridgefarm 65 Jan. 13 Georgetown 58 Jamaica 52 Jan. 16 County Tournament- - 2nd place Georgetown Jan. 31 Georgetown 87 Villa Grove 75 Feb. 7 Georgetown 67 Rossville 80 Feb. 10 Georgetown 35 St. Joe-Ogden 46 Feb. 14 Georgetown 62 Westville 51 Feb. 17 Georgetown 54 Pine Village 57 Feb. 24 Georgetown 47 Casey 42 A meeting of the captains in the Armstrong game. 99 Buffs Had Good Season in Spite of Weather Back row: Coach Wiggins, Johnson, Boyden, Haworth, Daniel, Lack, Fitzgerald, Snapp, Stal, McKinney, Dickson, Acord, Thomas, McKinney, Davis, Coach Powell. Second row: Pearman, Steeley, Mills, Reitz, Nale, Dowers, Stewart, Niziolkiewicz, Newlin, Franklin, Austin, Winslow, Penninger, Noggle. Front row: Hall, Sprouls, Thornton, Kazokaitis, Kelley, Guthrie, Brent, Newlin, Chandler, Lewis. 1967 TRACK SEASON Georgetown did real well this year depending largely on the younger members of the squad. The Freshman came along to assist largely in almost every meet. The team captured a third in its own invitational, a third in the county, and a second at Hoopeston. Some good times and distances were turned in during the season. Gary Davis set the school shot put record at 531 and placed third in the district. Alan Daniel threw the discus for a new school record of 145'. Ed Noggle turned in a 2:04.4 half mile and a 4:41.6 mile. George Johnson, a freshman, ran a 10:.4 100 yd. dash and a varsity 880 yd. relay was clocked at 1:36.2. William Wiggins —Track Coack Dick Powell—Assistant Coach Gary Davis, Captain Shot put. High jump. Triple jump, Discus, 880 Yd. relay. Gary is one of the best shot putters the county has ever seen. He established the following records: Georgetown Invitational, 51 '7 Covington Invitational, 50' 7 Vi ; Hoopeston Relays, 51' 9 ; County, 51'7Vi . Stan Boyden 100 yd. dash, 220 yd. dash, 880 yd. relay. Alan Daniel Shot put. Discus. 101 Bill Newlin 2-mile run. Dennis Mills 440 yd. run. Mile relay. Bruce Guthrie Pole vault. 102 Bob Reitz Mile run. Fresh. 880 yd. relay. Ron Thornton High hurdles. Low hurdles. High jump, Mile relay. Ed Noggle 880 yd. run. Mile run. Randy Haworth Low hurdles, Discus, Mile run. Dan Franklin Low hurdles. Broad jump, 220 yd. run. 103 Joe Kazokaitis 440 yd. dash. Mile relay. Broad jump. George Johnson 100 yd. dash, 220 yd. dash, 880 yd. relay, Broad jump. 104 Fred Pearman 880 yd. run. Fresh-Soph Team First row, left to right: Robert Reitz, Robert Kelley, Bruce Guthrie, Mark Brent, Clay Newlin, Jim Chandler, Loren Lewis. Second row: Fred Stewart, Spencer Nale, Dennis Niziolkiewicz, Bill Newlin, Terry Winslow, Bronston Austin, Don Thomas. Third row: Coach Wiggins, Dennis Mills, George Johnson, Mike Steely. Kerry Snapp, Terry Stal, Bruce McKinney, Jim Dickson, Darrel Acord, Mike Penninger. Cooch Wiggins gives instructions to What! Again Dennis? trock boys. ACTIVITIES Floats Were Judged The cheerleaders attempted to arouse spirit in the onlookers and to encourage support for the homecoming game. Second place was won by the freshmen whose theme was You Can't Roller Skate in a Buffalo Herd. in the Homecoming Parade Routines by the pompon girls and the majorettes, who were accompanied by the school band, helped to make the parade a great success. The senior's float, the Days of Wine and Roses, took first place in the annual float contest. 108 and That Night the Big Game Was Played The cheerleaders brought the team onto the field with this special hoop entrance. It is plain to see in this action picture that Oakwood hod a tough time taking our Buffs down. 109 Band Performed before the Crowning of the Queen The band, in the G formation, is ready to play the school song. Seated on the left is Pam Cook, freshman attendant. The sophomore attendant was Debbie Lopinski, and Pam Wallace was chosen to represent the juniors. Caroline Simons, one of the three seniors nominated for queen, was a member of FTA, Dramotics Club, Pep Club, and yearbook staff. Mary Lee Volk also a senior attendant was a cheerleader, points chairman of Dramatics Club, and homecoming attendant during her junior year. The other senior attendant was Cindy Yoho who became the homecoming queen. Cindy was in Student Council, National Honor Society, delegate to Girl's State, and homecoming attendant during her freshman year. no The Queen and Her Court The freshman attendant, Pam Cook, was escorted by Jim Bryant. Debbie Lopinski, the sophomore attendant, was escorted by Jerry Gardner. Pam Wallace's escort was Ray Gilliland, and she was the junior attendant. Senior attendant, Caroline Simons, was escorted Queen Cindy Yoho was escorted by Bob Almy. by Mark Cord. Mary Lee Volk's escort was Mick Galyen; she was also a senior attendant. 112 Seated: Mary Lee Volk, Cindy Yoho, Bob Almy, and Caroline Simons. Standing: Mick Galyen, Pam Wallace, Ray Gilliland, Pam Cook, Jim Bryant, Debbie Lopinski, Jerry Gardner, and Mark Cord. Were Honored at the Dance Music to waltz and swim or frug to was provided by the Shades of Blue. Couples fast dance as the Shades of Blue liven up the dance with a swinging number. The GHS auditorium was transformed into a wonderland of beauty with shades of blue crepe paper decorating the ceiling and walls and a cascading fountain bubbling in a hazy-blue light. The fountain, bubbling above the queen and her court, caused people to recall the theme of the dance Three Coins In A Fountain and silently whisper the words: each one seeking happiness —make him mine as their minds seemed to carelessly wander into a land of dreams. The enchantment of the evening was enjoyed by all as they happily conversed with one another, danced to the music provided by the Shades of Blue and vowed to make their dreams come true. However disappointed faces could be spotted as the hands of the clock approached midnight and the dance was brought to a close with the theme song, Three Coins In A Fountain. The room was emptied, decorations left halfhanging, and the coins of the fountain still seeking eternal happiness as the 1966 Homecoming became a part of the past and was locked away into memories never to be forgotten. 113 The dancing girls perfori Znerk and Al Laddin after he escaped from the palace. Juniors Present Al Laddin and the Wicked Wizard Wilfred Wicked Wizard Wilfred enters. Wicked Wizard Wilfred shows his greed for the magic lamp. 1 14 Queen's daughter, the beautiful princess Fatima. for King Mohammed. King Mohammed is trying to convince the Queen to bring in the dancing girls. Junior Play Cast King Mohammed: George Wolff Queen She-bang: Jo Ann Reynolds Al Laddin: Mike Mollett Fatima: Phil Coate Znerk: Becky Robison Slave Hunters: John Reed, Larry Lourdeau, Don Thornton, Ray Starwalt Dancing Girls: Pam Brown, Suzy Williams, Alice Griffith, Debbie Dukes, La Donna Mitchell. Servant: Mary Ann Doolen. Wicked Wizard Wilfred: David Wolfe. Genie: Stan Boyden. The genie of the lamp appeared. Stage crew, seated: Cathy Whiteside, Elizabeth Seaton. Kneeling: Carolyn Thomas, student director; Peg Brent, Cinda Potts, pianist. Standing: Mary Ann Doolen, Peg Collins, Gloria Bradfield, Phil Coate, Mark Sprouts, Hubert Jordon. Ladder, Seated: John Goodwin. Standing: Tim Strako. The author and director of the play —Mr. Hartley. The Class Ten Little No maids till the morning and all these guests arriving Davis, Davis is the name. today. A very remarkable story, Rogers. Do you always flirt so outrageously? The world will never improve until they stamp out immodesty. Prisoners of the bar have you anything to say in your defense? The Rogers............... Mrs. Rogers.......... Fred Narracott....... Vera Claythorne...... Philip Lombard....... Anthony Marston...... William Blore........ General Mackenzie — Emily Brent.......... Sir Lawrence Wargrave Dr. Armstrong........ 116 After dinner nap? Search him and make sure he has nothing but crackers. Cast ......Terry Henderson ........Sandy Artman ........Rick Knight . . Dianne Niziolkiewicz ........Terry Bina ........John Sanders ........Robert Almy ........Stew Sheets • . . . Carolyn AAcMasters ........Terry Luster ........Allan Thomen He's dead! Judge Wargrove is dead! We got married and then there were none. 117 The Presentation of the Candidates Last year's queen, Nancy White, was escorted by Terry Bina. Jeff Newlin and Barb Ehrich were also chosen os candidates for king and queen. One of the couples nominated for king and queen were Karen Daulton and Wally Crook. The third couple nominated was Karen Johnson and Bob Almy. 118 and the Crowning of the Prom Queen Karen Johnson looked startled and pleased when the results were announced. Looking on are Wally Crook, Nancy White, Karen Daulton, Barb Ehrich. The Junior-Senior Prom this year was held at the Hotel Wolford. An Evening of Love was the theme behind the Prom. Decorations included Eiffel Towers, birds, flowers, champagne glasses and bubbles, and a beautiful cascading fountain near the entrance to the dining area. Providing the music for the Prom was an orchestra. The dancing that night was varied. Everything from waltzing to the frug was seen on the dance floor. The Juniors should be proud of a beautifully planned event that everyone seemed to enjoy. 119 Last year's queen, Nancy White, crowns Karen Johnson as the 1967 Prom queen. The Queen and Her Court Jeff and Karen with their court: On the left are Barb Ehrich and Bob Almy and on the right Wally Crook and Karen Daulton. Dramatics Club Presents Oh, I say now! Not really! You must be brave! Don't touch me! The first blow is struck! Why, thank you! Stolen? Lily, the Felon's Daughter Yes, that is my signature! Go way! This is my daughter? Just in time! The entire cast. The Cast Lily.......... Compton........ Jonas ......... Betsy.......... Ophelia........ Lord Monty . . . . Craven Sinclair Marie......... Mrs. Kingsley . . Mrs. Bloodgood Robin Steel . . . .. . Karen Johnson .......Terry Bina .... Alan Thomen . Mary Ann Doolen Donna Bonebrake ....David Wolfe . . . . Jack Richards . . Brenda Wilming . . . Carlyn Thomas ......Pam White . . . . George Wolff 123 Our chorus girls! got cookin! Let's start oil over again! SO G • • °u° Hey, Hey good lookin . . . Watcho Let's hang on to whot we got. Swinging Safari V 24 GRADUATION Gary and Butch prepare for the big night . . . Rick and Terry examine their graduation gifts . . . and Mrs. Engle, Barb, and Cindy discuss their plans for graduation pictures . . . 19 G R A D U 126 until the march begins. The Seniors march into the gym and take their seats . . . where they intently listen to Dr. Fisher speak . .. 57 T I O N but then finally the time arrives to change the tassels . . . and leave the hallowed halls of ivy. 127 One Goal Accomplished Requires Many More To Be Reached Dr. James Fisher delivered an interesting and inspiring commencement address. 128 Beverly Davis received the American Legion Auxiliary Good Citizenship Award. Terry Luster and Phyllis Barr were the recipients of the American Legion Citizenship Awards. We, the Class of 1967, made our last appearance on May 29, at 8:00 p.m. in the Georgetown High School gymnasium. As we slowly marched into the gym and took our seats to await the presentation of our diplomas, many Seniors remembered their past high school experiences. Basketball games, football games, prize-winning floats, initiations, record-breaking sales, proms, euchre games, bicycle hikes, Turkey Run and many other wonderful things came to mind. But there is something very important which has been left out. At the time very little glory could be found in it, but we shall some day give it due respect. As we passed through GHS, each of us gathered ' from the hallowed halls of ivy a variety of skills and information which we will someday use constructively to build our future. As our minds reviewed the past, this aspect was probably disregarded; but in the future it will play a very important part in our lives. After our diplomas were finally distributed and our tassels were turned, the Class of '67 became a part of the past. Each of us accepted a new challenge when we received our diplomas —to face the world and its problems with the knowledge we had gained from GHS and to try to help solve the problems which may confront us. If we recall our class motto, Today is our Accomplishment.............Tomorrow is our Goal, each member of our class should be able to plunge into new horizons and become a success if we only set our goals high enough. After four years of laborious study, Terry Luster was awarded the title of valedictorian for 1967. During his four years in school Terry participated in Student Council, NHS, Dramatics Club, basketball, and cross country. The title of salutatorion went to Charlotte Yeargin. Chorlotte was active in Dramatics Club, Pep Club, Science Club, and was a majorette during her high school years. 129 Seniors Receive Honors Terry Luster Charlotte Yeargin Valedictorian, Amer- Salutatorian ican Legion Good Citizen Award. Robert Almy Cindy Yoho SAR Good Citizen DAR Good Citizen Beverly Davis Gary Davis American Legion Aux- Athlete of the Year iliary Award. Donna Bonebrake Outstanding Senior GAA Award Jane Ramert Betty Crocker Award 130 Phyllis Barr American Legion Good Citizen Award. Carolyn Bell John Philip Sousa Award Can You Remember? AUGUST 29- Monday— School began at 8:10. Nearly everyone managed to struggle out of bed and make it for the opening. The poor Freshmen really looked bewildered. 30- Tuesday — School started in earnest today, and the Greenies are still trying to get their lockers open. The girls PE classes have gained a new blue dressing room this year. Anyone taking bets on the boys having a pink one? 31 -Wednesday — Miss Clark counted 407 noses today, but there are still a few strays wandering around. Maybe someone should organize a search party for lost Freshmen. SEPTEMBER 5-Monday —No school today. Labor Day. Look out! Students out of school! 8- Thursday — All the classes got together today and elected officers. Congratulations Dick W., Ray G., Greg H., and John L. Pep Club met after school and learned two new cheers. E-e-eha! Move 'em out! Right gang? 9- Friday — Today is Friday and everyone is counting the minutes till the last bell. Class meetings again to sell football season tickets. D. B. do you make it a practice to run over your glasses? J2 — Well, Monday again and you can tell it just by the way everybody walks into classes with their eyes closed. The Juniors ordered their rings today and are going around like they've just discovered they're not Freshmen anymore. Some Seniors, however, are in their 2nd childhood. B. D. do you always play jacks during yearbook? 15-Thursday— Pep Club elected officers at noon today! Congratulations Vicki D., Barb E., and Donna B. How about that, they're all Seniors, which just goes to show that Seniors are the best! 19 —Another Monday. Sorry to say we lost our game with Hoopeston Friday night 20-19. We'll make it up though. Myrna Young: Thanks for finding the calendar! 20-Tuesday— Fire! At least that's what everyone thought around 10:40 this morning. It seems a short circuit decided to pull a fire drill on us and the office. 30—Friday at last! Seniors had a short meeting concerning rules and regulations for Freshmen Initiation Monday. I sure hope the Freshmen know their Greenie song. The Buffs battle with Central of Clifton tonight there. OCTOBER 3-Monday — The Freshmen have been having Seniors sneaking up behind them all day. They really look cute with those Pacifiers. One poor girl even pushed a rotten banana around with her nose. Game score Friday night was in favor of Central of Clifton — 32-6. 5-Wednesday — GAA started playing basketball this evening in the gym . . . B. A. when did you join GAA? I thought it was just for girls?? But Mr. Travers, all he wants is an education! Just can't get that locker open. Hey, where'd the cooks go? 131 The winner and all time champion! What! No pictures again? Davis-Davis is the name! Look there goes a whole flock of them. 132 6- Thursday— It's Thursday and not all of us can have a sword fight with D. B. in journalism and have Mrs. Humrichous come over to watch, can we B. D.? 7- Friday- The Buffs come up against the North Vermillion Falcons tonight! Good luck boys! JV Cheerleaders announced during Pep assembly . . . Congratulations: Claudia, Joan, Debby, and Teresa! 10-Monday — Another week and rumor has it the Senior girls are organizing their own football team. When do practices start girls? 13- Thursday — SENIOR HOBO DAY! Would you believe a group of Seniors actually rode bicycles to school? Some Junior and Senior boys let the air out of all the bicycles' tires at noon. The girls had revenge though. Turn about is fair play A. D.! 14- Friday— No school. Teachers Institute. Everybody can sleep late! 17-Monday — Back to school again. All the periods were shortened for an assembly given by the Bell Telephone Service. 20 —You can tell it's Friday. The Seniors are up to their pranks again. C. S. do you always take your showers before PE? . . . We know how the towelholder got so wet Mrs. Jackson! Class meetings were held to elect queen candidates and attendants for Homecoming. The class attendants are Pam C., Debby L., and Pam W. The Senior candidates for queen are: Cindy Yoho, Caroline Simons, and Mary Lee Volk. Congratulations girls! 24-Tuesday — Club pictures taken today; by the way . . . What three girls sat in the kindergarten coat room all 5th hour? Would you believe sitting in the corner or skipping PE? NOVEMBER 3-Thursday — What two senior girls were out soaping windows about 10 o'clock last night? I wonder if they make a habit of standing in the street waving at policemen? 7-Monday— Would you believe we tied Westville 13-13 Saturday night? Looks like Georgetown retains the coal bucket for another year. 11 -Friday— No school — Veteran's Day. Saved the girls from having to skip to get their hair done for Homecoming. Seniors got first on their float! I say, let's celebrate! ?4-Monday— Everyone straggled back to school today . . . The Girls are wearing some awfully pretty corsages. Congratulations Cindy and Bob. Sorry we lost to Oakwood 27-7. 15- Tuesday — Night school. T. W. really got confused. Did you see her come flying out of the boys restroom? 16- Wednesday — AQE test given today. 23-24-Thursday and Friday— No school — HAPPY THANKSGIVING! 30-Wednesday — Last day of November, and what better way for it to leave but with a Catlin victory for us. The Buffs defeated the Wolverines 77-55! DECEMBER 2- Friday — April Fool's Day came early this year! It seems there's an epidemic of toilet paper popping out of the weirdest places. Game tomorrow night at Ridgefarm. Let's come back to school Monday with a Victory boys! 8-Thursday— No school this morning. It seems a huge gust of wind knocked the last section of the west end out of commission. The Science rooms were badly damaged, with the walls knocked out. School was closed until further notice. 12-Monday — Returned to school to find the last five rooms in the west end blocked off. Classes have been re-assigned. Class rings came in today and the Juniors are walking around the halls with their hands out. 22- Thursday — Party Day! Classes contributed to the merriness by celebrating. The chorus gave an assembly and everyone was turned loose at 2:15. Merry Xmas! See you next year! JANUARY 3- Tuesday — First day back this year! No one seemed too overjoyed to return and rumor has it that someone tried doing a snow dance. It just didn't work. Georgetown came out 2nd in the Holiday Tourney. Congratulations! 12- 13-Thurs. Friday — EXAMS!!! Need more be said? 16-Monday — County Tourney starts this week. Let's all get out and back the Buffs!!! 23- Monday — Georgetown Buffs placed second in the county. Congratulations boys! You gave Armstrong a good fight! 25-Wednesday — Seniors order Graduation announcements today. Also measured for caps and gowns. 27-Friday — No school! No electricity either! Seems whoever did that snow dance did a delayed one and brought some ice too! SHIVER! FEBRUARY 1 -Wednesday — Welcome to February! Seniors got their Constitution over with yesterday so now they can stop taking their No-Doz pills and start sleeping in classes againl 13- Monday— Mondays seem to be a bad day for everyone around here anymore. At least that's how one of our teachers feel. Is this your first ticket Mr. H? 14- Tuesday— HAPPY VALENTINES DAY!! Time for all young men to send their sweethearts flowers and —dill pickles — ?? 22-Wednesday — Middle of the week —Ho Hum anyone feeling lazy? B. W. evidently isn't. She's busy making blissful throws at people. MARCH 6-Monday — Senior Play Tryouts tonight! Three cheers for Ten Little Indians. 15- Wednesday — The Ides of March and the middle of the week. Everyone must be at the Forum today. Right K. J.? Letters! Too big! Ah come on! But officer I never speed! I've heard of oir-conditioning but this is ridiculous! 133 Do you hove that soggy feeling? For the 1,000th time it's left, right, not right, left! 22-27 — VACATION — HAPPY EASTER!! 31 -Friday — Last day of March. NHS Initiation today. See you all in April! APRIL 3- Monday—HAPPY APRIL FOOL'S DAY late . . . Spring is sprung, the grass is riz . . . I wonder where the posies is? and all that sort of stuff. Everyone has suddenly come down with a strange fever and the desire to sit outside of a classroom . . . Dramatics Club tryouts. 4- Tuesday — Seniors have decided they are going to be Juniors for 24 hours. People are here to give TB tests this morning. Employment test given this morning and afternoon. 12-Wednesday — Play rehearsals are working harder now. If you wander into the auditorium at certain times during the day you'll probably find various cast members rehearsing. 20-21 -Thurs. Friday — The play at last! To the cast: It was a great play. You sure had us all fooled Terry! 26-Wednesday — Look at any Junior and you'll see a sneaky look on his or her face. If you're lucky you might get a glimpse of a part of the decorations they're working on. Looks exciting! 28- Friday — Juniors out to go decorate. The queen candidates have been chosen and voted on. Good luck to Barb E., Karen J., and Karen D.H 29- Saturday— Prom — An Evening of Love Thank you Juniors, it was a lovely prom. At 9:45 Karen Johnson and Jeff Newlin were crowned Queen and King. Cousins no less! Congratulations you two! MAY I-Monday—HAPPY MAY DAY! But Juniors and Seniors look like they're still sleeping off Prom! How about that Senior Party?? It really did last all night; only some didn't make it did they B. B. and L. H.? 3-Wednesday— Seniors got their announcements today if you're wondering where all the little cards were coming from. They'll be busy from now on thinking about graduation and the picnic. 10-Wednesday — Senior class meeting today 6th hour. Turkey Run won by a large majority for the picnic. Now what to do with the left-over money . . . A couple of brilliant senior boys suggested presenting the school with a white marble tombstone. Any other suggestions? 22-Monday —Caps and gowns handed out today. Anyone's head shrunk? Looks like a busy week ahead!! 29-Monday—Last day. This looks like good-bye to GHS for all of us Seniors. Yearbook is closing up shop for this year. Good luck to next year's staff. The chicken or your life! 134 ADVERTISEMENTS FEDERAL—NORTH IOWA GRAIN CO. Elevators at Ridgefarm Indianola Sidell Georgetown Chrisman McMASTERS CHEVROLET SALES, INC. Complete Body Fender Repairs —Painting 24 HR. Wrecker Service 214 MILL STREET PHONE 662-6571 Georgetown, Illinois 61846 Congratulations Seniors Compliments of THE FIRST National Bank of Westville Georgetown Foods Inc. 210 S. Main Street Georgetown, Illinois Member of F.D.I.C. GOOD LUCK Magazines Books FRITSCH'S On The Square' Danville, Illinois Cigars Pipes Tobaccos TO TH€ EDWARDS' STANDARD SERVICE Cor. 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State St. Ridge Farm, Illinois 247-7204 EVERYTHING FOR YOUR HOME VISIT THIS DELIGHTFUL STORE and you, too, will agree that it's worth a TRIP TO WESTVILLE-JUST TO SHOP Mary Henson, Owner WILLIAMS HOME SUPPLY phone 267-2371 Westville, Illinois Why Pay More? Ed Davis has the Lowest Prices on TV and Appliances Plus The Best Service Found Anywhere Best Wishes ED DAVIS SALES SERVICE Attorney James G. Linder 2101 Georgetown Road Danville, III. If It Isn't From Ed Davis You Paid Too Much Georgetown, Illinois U-DO-IT GEORGETOWN CAR WASH HEATING COMPANY North Edge of Georgetown 1506 N. Main Street Georgetown, Illinois Air Conditioning and Plumbing Heating Plants of all Types RIDGEWAY LANES Bowling and Dining in Air Conditioned Comfort GEORGETOWN PUBLIC LIBRARY 105 East West Street Famous for Steaks and Fried Chicken Ridgefarm, Illinois 247-2425 Bess McDill, Librarian Hours Tues.-Sat. 12:30-5:30 MECHALAS STORE THE CARD COTTAGE 600 N. Main Street Georgetown, Illinois Wedding Invitations Party Goods Greeting Cards MO 2-5941 53 North Vermilion Street Danville, Illinois 142 HENDERSON BEST WISHES INSURANCE BIGGS AGENCY SHELL SERVICE n Our best wishes to you 399 North Main Georgetown, Illinois Phone 662-2141 FAZIO DEPT. STORE NEWMAN'S Shoes—Dry Goods —Ready to wear • BEN FRANKLIN STORE The Store For Young Men Featuring: University Seal Levis Farah His Jarmin Shoes Family Variety Store 15 E. Main PH. 442-2679 Danville, III. Georgetown, Illinois 143 G.E. Appliances Speed Queen NOGGLES MARKET SOLLARS APPLIANCES Phone 478-3318 325 N. 3rd St. Georgetown, Illinois 662-6611 Cayuga, Indiana Open: 8 A M. to 10 P.M. Hoover Tappan COX MOTEL When You Think of Flowers Think of Free T.V. 620 S. Main St. BURGOYNE'S FLOWER Air Conditioned Georgetown, Illinois SHOP 662-2116 Hot Water Heat Georgetown, Illinois Ridgefarm, III. INN ROOM COFFEE SERVICE PARISIAN ALEXANDER SPORTING GOODS INC. Oscar Meis Danville's Foremost Ready-to-Wear Store 155 N. Vermilion Danville, Illinois 216-220 North Vermilion St. Danville, Illinois Phone: 446-0614 JONES SPORTING GOODS CHALKUS SERVICE and TRAILER SALES ICE-24 HOUR SERVICE Hunting, Fishing, Camping Equipment Guns and Ammunition Complete Garage Work 414 N. Main Georgetown Phone: 662-8531 Phone 662-8314 Phone Compliments of THE Producers Dairy CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES Dear Reader, As you finish reading the 1967 Buffalo, we would like to express our appreciation to everyone who made this book possible. We'd like to thank the faculty for bearing with us during those hectic picture-taking days, our advertisers for their help in financing our book, and last, but by no means least, a big Thank you to Mrs. Engle, our yearbook advisor. For without her advice and supervision, this yearbook wouldn't have been possible. 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