Georgetown High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Georgetown, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1968 volume:

1968 BUFFALO GEORGETOWN TWP. HIGH SCHOOL GEORGETOWN, ILLINOIS TABLE OF CONTENTS Foreword ........................... 3 Dedication ......................... 5 Organizations ...................... 6 Faculty Administration .......... 30 Seniors .......................... 38 Sports ............................ 58 Underclassmen ..................... 82 Activities ....................... 108 Calendar ......................... 134 Advertisements ................... 138 FOREWORD As the sands of time” drift on through the years, many of the wonderful times experienced at G.H.S. will be forgotten. Through the pictures and articles in this book, we have tried to capture many of these moments so that they will be easily recalled. It is hoped that this book will be a possession treasured by all; for remember — memories are only a turn of the page away. We’re loyal to you, G.H.S. We’re purple and white, G.H.S. We’ll back you to stand, Against the best in the land, For we know you can stand, G.H.S. Rah Rah So throw out that ball, G.H.S. We’re backing you all, G.H.S. Our team is our famed protector, On boys for we expect A victory from you, G.H.S. Cha-he Cha-ha Cha-ha-ha-ha — Our battle cry Cha-he Cha-ha Cha-ha-ha-ha — Go Georgetown High! Fling out that 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 for learning we stand, And unto thee we pledge our heart and hand, Dear Alma Mater, G.H.S.” DEDICATION We proudly dedicate this 1968 Buffalo” to a man of many talents, Mr. Roland Hartley, for his outstanding contributions to Georgetown High School. By devoting so much of his free time to writing and directing plays, he has enabled many to share in his achievements. Mr. Hartley has won the hearts of the entire student body by his continual humor, quick wit, and expressions both in and out of the classroom. He has been especially appreciated by the Class of ’68 because of his guidance and assistance in a variety of projects these past four years. The Buffalo Staff would like to thank you, Mr. Hartley, for all that you have done for Os. ORGANIZATIONS ... Girls Athletic Executive Committee: From Top: Senior — Gloria Bradfield; Freshman-Francine Gay. Left: Sophomore—Shelia Wyer. Right: Junior—Patty Gas-ior. G.A.A. Being one of the largest and most active clubs around G.H.S., Girls Athletic Association has experienced many adventures in 1967-68. One of their most exciting events was the sleepless slumber party.” Mrs. Rooney was a long time in recovering from this. Next came bowling and it was decided winners each week would get their games paid for. Second semester a new sponsor, Miss McPherson, came to G.H.S. After she finally got to know all of the girls, the fun was back in full swing again. As spring came along, the sweatshirt sale went on with the sale of PJ’s too. A banquet was given to honor the best athletes in softball, bowling, basketball, and volleyball. So finished an exciting, enjoyable year. Association Front Row, Sitting: P. Brown, J. Jones, N. Brown, D. Brown, S. Duel!, T. Lacey, P. Gasior, S. Boland, T. Wolff, D. Whitmill, E. Rollins, R. Rossiter, B. Hewitt, K. Parker, N. Pribble, L. Griffith, J. Blessent, D. Hamm, J. Stal. Second Row, Kneeling: C. McMaster, P. Wallace, J. Bell, C. Acord, B. Boen, K. Cornwell, M. Balskus, C. Bina, K. Bell, M. Steely, F. Gay, P. Ringer, D. Lopinski, C. Pearman, J. Hall, J. Griffis, P. Martin, J. Barr, D. Pollitt, V. Jackson. Third Row, Standing: Advisor-Mrs. Rooney, P. Brent, C. Acord, C. Cornwell, P. Collins, G. Bradfield, L. Peelman, S. Walczak, M. Young, J. Mariage, K. Knight, R. Grider, C. Potts, C. Williams, M. Stanton, R. Pollitt, S. Gleichman, S. Wyer, L. Dukes, C. Davidson, J. Galyen, D. Stevenson, A. Prater. 9 G.A.A. Officers: President, Cinda Potts; Vice-President, Peg Brent; Secretary-Treasurer, Christine Williams; Points-Chairman, Jennifer Hall. Georgetown Chapter FFA The Georgetown Future Farmers of America completed a very successful year. The Chapter numbered 38 members this year with 13 greenhands, 12 sophomore Chapter farmers, and 13 junior and senior Chapter farmers. The First competition for the Chapter was the land use contest, which Georgetown won. Team members were Alan Prib-ble, Albert Jordan, Curt Simpson, Ed Noggle and Everett Rogers. The contest was held at Chrisman, Illinois, with all 13 section 18 Chapters participating. The Georgetown Chapter was also victorious in the sectional parliamentary procedure contest with Clay Newlin, Ed Noggle, Alan Daniel, Albert Jordan, and Alan Pribble comprising the Georgetown team. Ed Noggle was First chairman. Clay Newlin First secretary, and Alan Daniel First floor member. Thanksgiving found the Chapter contributing $30 towards a food donation for a needy family in our community. This was repeated at Christmas. December 9 was the section 18 grain judging contest held at Oakwood. Georgetown’s team of Alan Daniel, Russell Swaim, Ken Noggle, and Leroy Stephenson placed sixth. Ken Noggle was the section 18 tractor safety champion for the second consecutive year winning a beautiful silver trophy. February was a busy month for the Chapter. Three Georgetown FFA members won FFA foundation Plaques with Walt Newell capturing Farm Mechanics; Ken Noggle, Farm Safety; and Albert Jordan, Sheep Production Award. In addition, Georgetown members comprised three of the section’s ten State Farmer Degree winners with Ed Noggle, Alan Daniel, and Ken Noggle receiving the highest degree conferred by the state FFA association. Alan Daniel was the Chapter’s entry in the section 18 public speaking contest. Alan overcame obstacles ranging from misinformation as to date of the contest and length of speech manuscript and placed Fifth in the prepared speaking contest. Alan’s speech was concerned with the marketing of soybeans. April 18 found the Chapter’s dairy team consisting of Ever- ett Rogers, Steve Thompson, Jim Jordan, and Charles Rhoden placing sixth in the contest held at Tall Timbers Ayrshire farm at Bismarck. Charles Rhoden was seventh high individual in the dairy contest. April 20 was the date of the Chapter’s Larry Lujack dance, a Financial disaster. This dance, planned to complete the funds needed for the Chapter’s college scholarship ended in an $80 loss to the Chapter. Leroy Stephenson led the Chapter in raffle sales and the Chapter grossed $924 on its second raffle. May 11 was the Chapter’s family potluck banquet with 140 people attending. Ed Noggle won the Chapter college scholarship and scholarship pin. Bob Winland was voted the star greenhand and named the Chapter farm manager for 1968. Curt Simpson received the Chapter leadership pin and Everett Rogers the DeKalb Award. Mrs. Vera Simpson was named the honorary Chapter sweetheart while Maurice Simpson. Everett Rogers, Arthur Sellers, and Don Davis were named honorary Chapter farmers. Dan Lehman of section 14 was the principal speaker and Tom Johnson, Illinois FFA president, was also a guest of the Chapter at the banquet. The Georgetown FFA livestock judging team won the sectional livestock judging contest on May 18. This marked the Fifth consecutive livestock judging victory for the Georgetown Chapter. Team members were Ed Noggle, Curt Simpson, Albert Jordan, and Dennis Collins. Individually, Ed Noggle, Curt Simpson, and Dennis Collins were third, fourth, and seventh in competition with the 40 sectional FFA members participating. The Georgetown Chapter is proud of its accomplishments during the past 12 months. We are, however, looking forward to an even more fruitful year in 1968 and 1969. It is the Firm commitment of the Georgetown Chapter of Future Farmers of America that we exist as an agricultural organization to further the cause of agriculture as an occupation and as a way of life. We are dedicated to the idea that He who serves agriculture, serves all mankind.” These members won awards: Curt Simpson, Leadership Award; Albert Jordan, Foundation Award in Sheep; Bob Winland, Star Greenhand; Ed Noggle, Scholarship, State Farmer Degree and Chapter Star Farmer; Ken Noggle. State Farmer Degree and Foundation Award in Farm Safety; Everett Rogers, DeKalb Award; Alan Daniel, State Farmer Degree. Not pictured is Walter Newell who won the Foundation Award in Farm Mechanics. Mr. Smith was highly responsible for the success that the FFA had this year. Mill ■Hvhi ■■■Mil ■2� H B I Ml a ■ 10 Has Outstanding Year First Row: S. Thornton, B. W ini and, S. Miller, I). Doyle, G. Finley. Second Row: J. Grave, S. Nale, K. Noggle, M. Petersak. A. Pribble, M. Wright, J. Jordan, D. Osborne. Third Row: H. Gash, A. Jordan, K. Walls, S. Thompson, L. Hepburn, J. Du-prey, E. Noggle, D. Collins, M. Penninger. Fourth Row: D. Jackson, E. Rogers, W. Newell. A. Daniel, D. Sellers, R. Swaim, C. Simpson, B. McKinney, J. Chandler. Fifth Row: L. Stephenson, L. Thompson, P. Brookshire. C. Newlin, G. Emmert, K. Black. S. Gordon, C. Rhoden, J. Crawford. Albert Jordan. Parliamentarian; Alan Pribble, Chaplain; Clay Newlin. Secretary; Everett Rogers. Treasurer; Ed Noggle, President; Curt Simpson, Vice-President; Alan Daniel, Reporter; Steve Thompson, Sentinel. Student Council Sponsors Assemblies Front Row: J. Jones, J. Stal, M. Greene, S. Linder, P. Gasior. Second Row: M. Hall, B. Lambert, R. Gilliland, R. Black, D. Wolfe, P. Cook. Third Row: C. Thomas, D. Martin, L. Gilliland, Mr. Horlander, Advisor; B. Kelley, S. Wyer, P. Brent. Officers: Carolyn Thomas, Vice-President; Ray Gilliland, President; Barbara Lambert, Secretary; Larry Gilliland, Treasurer. Student Council The Student Council is the representative of our student body, and each year they try to accomplish more to make our school better. The Homecoming Parade and Dance are the biggest events that the Student Council sponsors every year. The decorating of the Christmas Tree and the annual Christmas charity box during the holiday season are other projects. During the past year the Student Council participated in a student exchange program with Jamaica. This benefited not only our school but their school as well. Three assemblies on varied topics were presented during the year by the Student Council. The first was the Wonderful World of Words”; second, a young singer, Tommy Lane; and third, a group of trampoline artists. Through its efforts the Student Council hopes to make Georgetown High School outstanding in its achievements. 12 NH.S. Initiates 10 New Members Miss Heiberger, advisor; V. Jackson; S. Linder; T. Lacey; B. Kotcher; P. Brown; G. Yoho; T. Greene; D. Martin; D. Wolfe; J. Reynolds, Treasurer; M. Sprouls, President; S. Williams, Secretary; C. Whiteside; G. Hughes; R. Black; G. WolfT; D. Maskel; R. Cornwell; B. Kelley; M. Doolen; Mr. Smith, advisor. E. Noggle, Vice-President, C. Thomas not pictured. President Mark Sprouls exacts the pledge from the provisionary members to make them active members. National Honor Society N.H.S. held its annual formal initiation before the entire student body on April 25 of this year. Candidates for membership must have a scholastic average of 4.2. Their eligibility is then considered on their service, leadership, and character by members of the faculty. A member must maintain the standards for membership in order to remain in the society. It is hoped that the presence of the National Honor Society chapter at G.H.S. creates an enthusiasm for scholarship, stimulates a desire to render service, promotes worthy leadership, and encourages the development of character in students. New members: Teresa Wolff; Sheila Wver; Jan-ine Tintorri; LaDonna Mitchell; lx retta Mitchell; Ronna Grider; Verlene Taylor; Jan Galyen; Jennifer Debenham; Deborah Dooley. 13 Drama Club Learns from Experience Front Row: J. Goodwin, J. Fitzgerald. D. Wolfe, B. Debenham, J. Reed, J. Richards, S. Hart, P. Coate, A. Bedinger, S. Bovden, G. Wolff Sitting: R. Grider, T. Wolff. S. Williams, L. Mitchell, P. Brent, C. Williams. C. Potts, P. Brown, C. Thomas, C. Whiteside, B. Thompson. J. Reynolds. Standing: J. Galyen, V. Jackson, P. Gasior, S. Linder, P. Newell, J. Jones, B. Boon, D. Martin. S. Boland. J. Dugger, J. Bedinger, S. Wyer, D. Whitmill, L. Mitchell, B. Clark, Mr. Hartley, Advisor. JoAnn Reynolds, President; Christine Williams, Secretary-Treasurer; Sharon Linder. Clerk; Carolyn Thomas, Historian. Drama Club began its activities for the year with the initiation of new members. Paper masks were worn around the greenies” necks, and they were required to learn certain information about theater. The club also participated in a toothbrush sale with the Speech Club and attended a production of the Danville Light Opera. Two plays were given by the Drama Club this year; one at Christmas and the other in the spring. One of the many things learned by Drama Club members is to be prepared for anything during a play. This point was seen especially clear when Santa Claus lost his pants in the middle of the Christmas play. The Drama Club teaches many things about speech and acting and is enjoyed by all who like theater. 14 Chess Club Members Find a Challenge Seated: S. Williams, S. Wyer, T. Wolff, C. Whiteside, S. Gleichman, V. Taylor, R. Cooper, J. Bowers, G. McKinney, A. Bedinger, R. Nigra, J. Dukes, B. Winland, P. Coate, K. Steelman. Standing: B. Elliott, R. Hart, B. Reitz, D. Galyen, R. Thornton, B. Wilfong, D. Dowers, J. Tin-torri, D. Barr, G. Wolff, R. Hart, B. Debenham, D. Thompson, L. Lewis. Officers: John Bowers, President; Cathy Whiteside, Secretary; George Wolff, Treasurer. Chess Club Many students were pleased this year by the organization of a Chess Club under the sponsorship of Mr. Benjamin and Mr. Travers. Members were taught to play chess during the weekly Thursday night meetings. A tournament was conducted to find a representative to send to the YMCA Chess Tourney in January. Joe Kazokaitis received this honor. The Club’s money-making project for this year was to sponsor a dance after the Westville basketball game. 15 Science Club Takes Field Trips Front Row: Carolyn Thomas, Loretta Mitchell, Kathy Hall, Pam Brown, Brenda Kotcher, Penny Newell, Rita Hall, Diana Martin, Becky Boen, Suzy Williams, Peg Brent. Back Row: John Lopinski, George Wolff, David Wolfe, Bob Luster, Phil Coate, John Fitzgerald, Mark Sprouls, Mr. Woodcock. Officers: Mr. Woodcock, Advisor: Mark Sprouls, President; George Wolff, Vice-President; Brenda Kotcher, Secretary-Treasurer. The Science Club, in pursuing its objectives to increase a member’s knowledge of science, took several field trips. Two of these trips were to the University of Illinois. A sock hop was sponsored to earn money for activities. One of these activities was a wiener roast held in the fall. 16 Spanish Club Exciting for Spanish Students Front Row: G. Yoho, B. Kelley, J. Richards, D. Mills, S. Boyden, G. Hughes, B. Debenham, F. Pearman, D. Franklin. Second Row: J. Hubbard, C. Pribble, L. Dukes, J. Travers, T. Lacey, Mrs. Sonderby-Advisor, J. Debenham, M. Wilming, R. Grider, P. Grant, P. Ringer, P. Brent. Third Row: L. Peelman, C. Davidson, J. Tintorri, K. Knight, D. Lopinski, C. Wright, K. Parker, S. Wyer, J. Dugger, J. Galyen, C. Acord. Fourth Row: D. Pollitt, J. Travers, D. Martin, C. Whiteside, P. Gasior, R. Hall, P. Edmiston, S. Linder, M.. Young, C. Pearman. Fifth Row: J. Mariage, D. Onley, D. Dooley, B. Kotcher, K. Cornwell, T. Wolff, D. Black, R. Cornwell, P. Newell, L. Wheeler, M. Greene. Officers: Mrs. Sonderby, Advisor; Greg Hughes, Vice-President; Diana Martin, President; Pam Edmiston, Sec.-Treas. The 1967-68 Spanish Club was a new experience for the freshmen and a continued delight to old members. This year pen-pals from Spanish-speaking countries were provided for the freshmen. This was fun for them and rewarding in many ways. Spanish Club also sponsored a queen candidate for the Women’s Club Style Show again this year. The Georgetown High School Spanish Club is continuing to be a big success and is always providing new and exciting things to do for its members. 17 FHA. Looks Toward Tomorrow Front Row: J. Hubbard, C. Acord, C. Warner, V. Walker, V. Ankrum, S. Morgan, C. Pribble. Second Row: S. Gorham, C. Brookshire, C. Cornwell, S. Morrison, M. Steely, B. Robinson, J. Jenkins. Third Row: Mrs. Dixon-Advisor, M. Morgan, B. Schmidt, K. Fuel, P. Ingram, M. McNeese, D. Lowe, N. Becker, M. Whit-ford, M. Miller. Fourth Row: P. Berry, B. Buhoveckey, J. Gordan, S. Stilwell, N. Brown, S. Hoskins, C. Onley, P. Brown. FHA is the club designed for girls who hope to become successful homemakers. This year the girls were very active in sponsoring such money-making projects as a Hobo Day, a jewelry sale, and several candy and bake sales. For their club theme, Neighbors Near and Far,” Mrs. Lois Snider showed slides of Romala, Jordan, where she taught in a girl’s school. Also, Rev. and Mrs. Silver gave an interesting talk, along with slides, about their trip to Mexico and Guatemala. The girls went to the Vermilion County Museum in March and honored F.H.A. Week, March 31-April 6. Their annual mother-daughter banquet was held in May. New officers, elected in April, were installed at this banquet. Officers: Seated: Susan Stilwell, Publicity Chairman; Brenda Shmidt, Vice-President; Sue Hoskins, President; Becky Robison, Secretary-Treasurer. Standing: Sharon Morrison, Recreation Chairman; Melodie McNeese, Project Chairman; Mrs. Dixon — Advisor; Dora Lowe, Historian; Mary Jane Morgan, Degree Chairman. 18 New Club Proves Successful First Row: D. Galyen, J. Richards, D. Thompson, B. Winland, B. Guthrie, J. Graves, F. Pearman. Second Row: T. Howard, C. Beaver, R. Nigra, M. Bell, D. Bridgewater, J. Young, S. Boyden. Third Row: G. Johnson, D. Osborne, R. Allhands, M. Wilson, J. Stark, C. Miller, M. Rohour. Fourth Row: R. Dill, F. Crawford, S. Martin, H. Brown, L. Wargo, L. Hepburn, K. Walls. Fifth Row: Mr. Lamb, Advisor; R. Delhaye, W. Potter, M. Daulton, M. Wright, R. Gilliland. Floor: Mike Daulton, Secretary; Mike Wright, Treasurer. Second Row: Rick Delhaye, Vice-President; Mr. Lamb, Advisor; Willie Potter, President. A new and different club, the Crafts Club, has been added to the list at G.H.S. Mr. Lamb, the advisor, was also responsible for organizing the club. This year the boys sponsored a very successful coat check at all of the home basketball games. They also displayed their projects in the entrance of the school. In February, they sponsored a Valentine’s Dance. This club has proved to be very interesting, and it is hoped that it will continue to be a part of G.H.S. 19 Echo Staff Gives Voice to Students P. Gasior, Photographer; R. Cornwell, Copy Editor; F. Pearman, Sports Editor; D. Martin, Editor-in-Chief; S. Duell, Picture Editor; T. Lacey, News Editor. Seated: J. Bell, News Editor; S. Linder, Feature Editor; M. Doolen, (Nat Shown) Editorial Editor. Standing: S. Walczak, M. Young, C. Wright, D. Lopinski, J. Mariage, S. Boland, J. Dugger, R. Shields, C. Pearman. Sitting: R. Pollitt, M. Willard, J. Pribble, J. Griec. Kneeling: J. Travers, S. Gleich-man, J. Travers, J. Fitzgerald. Standing: K. Knight, V. Jackson, D. Moody. Sitting: B. Lambert, C. Potts, D. Maskel, D. Tucker. The Buffalo Echo began with a struggle again this year as the staff worked to make operating money. Subscriptions were sold at $1.00 for six issues. Pin, pennant, and pillow sales were held and advertisements were sold. Lack of sufficient funds discontinued the printing by Business Industrial Printers of Danville. With the help of the office practice class, the paper was mimeographed after the first two issues. Even with the difficulties, however, the paper has proved to be a help and enjoyment to the students of G.H.S. Pep Club Works Hard to Increase Spirit Front: Cheerleaders-T. Wilming, C. Wright, T. Walden, P. Thornton, P. Wallace. K. Parker, L. Dukes. K. Hall, D. Snider, J. Jones. Second: B. Kotcher. R. Hall. M. Willard, S. Walczak, C. Pearman. D. Lopinski, J. Mariage, M. Young. B. Lambert. K. Knight, P. Martin, M. Wilming. D. Hamm, C. Pribble. P. Berry. D. Bradfield. P. Collins, L. Griffith, L. Peelman. Third: P. Gasior, P. Berry. S. Morrison, D. Ehlenfeld, M. Greene. J. Griffis, N. Brown, C. Hart, C. Warner, N. Pribble. J. Barr, D. Pollitt. J. Blessent, N. Becker. V. Ankrum, P. Ingram, P. Ringer, R. Grider. Fourth: D. Whitmill, M. Stanton, K. Bell, C. Bina. F. Gay. C. Cornwell, J. Stal, M. Steely, M. Balskus, J. Jenkins, S. Hart, V. Walker, D. Moody. C. Potts, C. Acord, J. Bell. B. Boen. P. Brent, C. Williams. Fifth: L. Wheeler. C. Whiteside. S. Williams, P. Brown, N. Balskus, C. Acord. B. Myers, J. Steelman, M. Sparks, B. Wilfong, K. Katavich. D. Stevenson. C. Davidson, S. Linder, J. Travers, J. Travers, T. Lacey, S. Gleichman. Sixth: V. Jackson. J. Galyen, J. Hall. S. Wyer, J. Pribble. P. Cook, S. Boland. R. Pollitt. F. Pearman, R. Cornwell, P. Grant. J. Adkins. E. Moore, P. Willard. V. Rollins, D. Black, T. Wolff. The Pep Club this year presented very original skits during the pep sessions. Each class and several clubs presented these skits. Members of the Club made clever signs to arouse enthusiasm. These were displayed in the cafeteria and on players’ lockers. During the week of Homecoming, some of the Club’s members painted slogans and signs on the windows of downtown business establishments. Also, a wagon filled with cheering students took part in the Homecoming Parade. All of these activities added much to the school’s spirit. Officers: Janice Mariage, Secretary-Treasurer; Barb Lambert, President; Bonnie Busby, Vice-President. 21 Library Staff Helps Keep Books in Order Top: M. Miller, Vice-President, L. Sandy, D. Onley, M. Hepburn, S. Boyden, R. Allhands, A. Pribble, J. Tintorri, R. Moore. Seated: Mrs. Steele, adviser; J. Richards, J. Galyen, President; J. Reynolds, Secretary; D. Lowe, Treasurer. Pictured here is the library staff at work. The Library Club was again active this year at G.H.S. One of its activities was the sponsorship of the book store. Also a Free Fine Day was held in observance of Book Week. The Club’s field trip consisted of a visit to the University of Illinois Library. Projectionists Very Helpful to GH.S. Top: W. Brown, R. Allhands, D. Naylor, M, Sprouls, President. Sealed: M. Hepburn, Vice-President: Mrs. Steele, advisor; A. Pribble, S. Boyden, Treasurer. Not Shown: J. Lopinski, Secretary. The student projectionists of G.H.S. were a great asset to the school throughout this year. They showed films and filmstrips, maintained audio-visual equipment, and handled the ordering and returning of films. The projectionists also purchased distinctive pins for each member with money earned from various activities. Projectionists' duties are to run the record player .. . show movies and slides ... and operate the tape recorder. 23 __ • • • Buffalo Staff Finds There Is Much to Learn Peg Brent, Pam Edmiston, Gloria Robison, Pam Wallace, Janie Jones, Terri Walden, George Wolff, Christine Williams, Pam Brown, David Wolfe, Mark Sprouls, JoAnn Reynolds, Cathy Whiteside, Suzy Williams, Becky Robison, Peg Collins. Center: Ed Noggle, Carolyn Thomas, Adviser-Mrs. Engle. BUFFALO STAFF There’s more to a book than its cover.” This phrase came to have a great deal of meaning for the 1968 Buffalo Staff. There was much to learn and a great deal to keep the staff busy; but with team work and patience, the job was finished. The entire Buffalo Staff wishes to thank the faculty and students for their cooperation and help this year. Carolyn Thomas, Co-Editor Mrs. Engle, Adviser Ed Noggle, Co-Editor Lettermens Club Active This Year Activities for the Lettermen’s Club this year include attending a football and basketball game at the University of Illinois as well as having a party for all members. Money making projects included selling candy after school and sponsoring two sock hops. Nine new members were initiated into the club this year. New Lettermen Front Row: B. Lack, J. Griec, T. Greene, J. Dickson. Standing: M. McConnell, B. Reitz, J. Silver, B. Kelly, G. Yoho. Kneeling: E. Noggle, L. Morgan, M. Sprouls, D. Dowers, F. Fearman, G. Brown, B. Guthrie. Standing: Mr. Powell, Advisor; D. Thornton, A. Daniel, G. Hughes, S. Boyden, R. Haworth, D. Mills, R. Thornton, L. Lourdeau, D. Franklin. New Language Results in New Club Sitting: C. Warner, C. Brookshire, Mrs. Lemmings, B. Clark, V. Walker, J. Barr. Second Row: L. Mitchell, D. Freeman, P. Gasior; S. Duell, C. Gray, P. Newell, K. Fuel, B. Hewitt. Third Row: B. Wolfe, B. Ellis, J. Dukes, R. Hart, J. Pearson, A. Pribble, J. Crawford, S. Gordon, T. Hewlett, S. Barr. The French Club has been added to the list of active” clubs around school. This year, the club did a play of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, had a Dress-up Day, and sponsored the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. Jerry Larson, President; Carolyn Warner, Treasurer; Mrs. Lemmings, Advisor; Alan Pribble, Secretary; Terry Hewlett, Vice-President. Twirlers Work Hard for Precision MAJORETTE Christine Williams Sherry Stevenson (Mascot) TWIRLER CAPTAIN Debbie Lopinski Mary Starwalt (Mascot) Pam Strader Sophomore Peggy Berry Freshman Marla Bildilli Freshman Francine Gay Freshman Pompon Girls Help with Half Time Show LaDonna Mitchell Senior Debbie Ehlenfeld Sophomore Vicki Rollins Senior Jan Sheets Junior Jeanie Pribble Junior Janet Griffis Freshman Concert Band Takes Spring Tour First Row: R. Shields, J. Travers, M. Stanton, L. Dukes, S. Williams, J. Debenham. Second Row: C. Wright, D. Dukes, D. Morrison, D. Franklin, K. Cornwell, D. Brown, T. Sheppard, S. Linder, J. Travers, M. Balskus, T. WolfT. D. Martin. Third Row: P. Ringer, D. Snider. C. McMasters, A. Bedinger, R. Grider. K. Snapp, G. McKinney, M. Black, J. Silver. C. Davidson, K. Parker, Mr. Speelman, Director. Chorus Participates in Program Sitting: S. Morrison, S. Gleichman, M. Whitford, M. Burke, B. Clark. Standing: Mr. Speelman, Director; B. Breezley, R. Rossiter, J. Blessent, J. Goodwin, S. Gorham. J. Jenkins. FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION 1967-1968 SCHOOL BOARD Charles Dukes, Joe Stal, Ronald Grider, Don Ehlenfeld, President, James Travers, Principal; Carl Daniel, Carl E. Cunningham, Secretary, Lloyd Davis. 32 Miss Mary Clark serves well as the school secretary and manages somehow to keep the office running smoothly. Mrs. Carolyn Ehlenfeld works not only as bookkeeper for the school but as a helping hand for club treasurers as well. TV Our Principal—Mr. Travers Degrees held: B.S., M.A.T., M.S. Universities attended: Southern Illinois University, Michigan State, University of Illinois Hobbies: Flying and fishing. Memo from Mr. Travers: It is hoped that the experiences of high school are rising to new plateaus of discovery, acceptance, and development. Success continues to require a high order of social engineering and mastery of skills; however, we hope that everyone becomes more aware of his or her unique potentialities, then proceeds to grow further into a successful, happy, and productive citizen. 33 � «ai Robert L. Benjamin B.S. Oakland City College, Indiana English I, Speech, American History Carpentry Mrs. Doris Humrichous A.B. University of Colorado History, Civics, Economics Reading Mrs. Synovia Lemmings B.S. Oklahoma State University English, French Sewing, reading Clovis R. Scott B.E.D. Eastern Illinois University, University of Illinois History, Geography, Physical Education, Drivers Training Sports Mrs. Sandra Collins B.S. in Education Eastern Illinois University English I and Developmental English Knitting, reading Roger Alan Hughes B.S. Illinois State University Accounting, General Business, Civics, World History, P.E. Athletics and supporting my fan club. Roland Hatley B.S. Purdue English III, IV Directing plays Mrs. Tina Sonderby B.A. U. of I. (Champaign) Spanish Cooking Max Call B.S., M.S. Wabash, Indiana State Science, Driver’s Ed. Fishing, hunting Mrs. Irma Dixon B.S. in Education Eastern Illinois University, University of Colorado Home Economics I, II, III Sewing Miss Elizabeth Heiberger B.A. Clarke Chemistry, Physics, Algebra I Reading, sewing, history Karl E. Speelman B.M. in Education Northwestern University Band and Chorus Skiing, tennis Larry Woodcock B.S. University of Illinois Biology Flying Skydiving Mrs. Sally Engle B.S., M S. Indiana State University Typing I, Shorthand I, II Reading, camping, swimming Mrs. Ruth C. Steele M.A., M.S. in Library Science Washington University, University of Kentucky Library, English IV Sewing Herbert T. Miller B.S. in Education Eastern Illinois University General Business, Typing I II, Office Practice, Business English Law Auto Racing Richard Duane Powell B.A. Franklin College Math Golf, football Mrs. Pedigo and Mrs. Bouton work hard to prepare meals for the students and teachers. Kenneth Horlander B.S. Brescia College, Owensboro, Ky. Alg. II, Geometry, Math IV Golf William C. Wiggins B.S. Ball State University Guidance Sports Mrs. Toni Ave M.S. Indiana State University Counseling Water skiing John T. Smith B.S.; M.A. University of Illinois Vo Ag — Ag Mechanics Raising and showing hogs Barry A. Lamb B.S. Eastern Illinois University; Indiana State Ind. Arts and Crafts Woodworking and crafts Toby L. Scott B.S. Eastern Illinois University Ind. Arts I, II. Ill, IV All forms of athletics The janitors as usual worked hard to keep the school clean and in good shape. Mrs. Rooney, who is pictured with the girls’ G.A.A., taught until a full-time teacher could be found. Miss McPherson was hired at the end of the first semester to be the regular girls’ physical education instructor. Miss Lois McPherson B.S. Indiana State University Field Hockey Mrs. Nedra Rooney (pictured on page 9) B.S. Eastern Illinois University Reading and sewing SENIORS ... Candice Anne Acord Joyce Adkins Everet Kiplan Batley Judith Lenore Bell Rebecca Lynn Boen Stanford Walker Boyden Gloria Susanne Bradfield Peggy Leigh Brent Gary Dean Brown Pamela Ann Brown Phillip Eugene Coate Peggy Lee Collins Senior class officers, Front Row: Mark Sprouls, Vice-President; Terri Walden, Secretary. Second Row: Ed Noggle, President; Dick Dowers, Executive Committee; Pam Edmiston, Cinda Potts, Executive Committee; Diana Martin, Treasurer; Judi Bell, Executive Committee. Seniors Reach One of Life s Goals This was the beginning of the class of 1968. Alan Carl Daniel Richard A. Delhaye Mary Ann Doolen Richard Lee Dowers Debra Lee Dukes Pamela Jane Edmiston Harriett J. Ellis Michael R. Falconer Charlene Ann Ferrante Vicki Sue Finley John Fitzgerald Daniel Lewis Franklin Senior, JoAnn Reynolds, spends her spare time working in the Library. Ronald C. Gash Raymond Eugene Gilliland John G. Goodwin Patricia Ann Grant Alice M. Griffith Stephen Allen Haley Glenn Randall Haworth David Charles Hubbard Michael C. Hepburn Ellen Rae Johnson Kenneth Ray Hall Rita Ann Hall Monkey see; monkey do? Jane Louise Jones Melvin M. Jones Joseph Anthony Brenda Sue Kotcher Kazakaitis Haley thinks he’s finally found his lost comet. Robert L. Lack Larry Joe Lourdeau Robert N. Luster Diana Lynn Martin George McKinney, Jr. Dennis R. Moore Richard Allan Miller Esther Andrea Moore LaDonna Louise Mitchell Herman M. Morris Deborah Darlene Moody Edwin Lee Noggle Seniors broadcast pep assembly skit from station DEAD. Frederick D. Pearman Margaret Louise Pittman Lucinda Anne Potts John Allen Reed Jo Ann Reynolds Brenda Lynn Schmid Rebecca Sue Robison Elizabeth Fay Seaton Everett E. Rogers, Jr. David Edward Sellers Vicki Jo Rollins Pamela Jean Shuman Curtis H. Simpson Mary Magdalene Smith Mark Warren Sprouls Dianna Kay Stark Ray L. Starwalt Keith Steelman Veda K. Stewart Susan Jane Stilwell 'Toad you so! Seniors of yearbook staff prepare Candy Acord distinguishes her class by becoming queen of the Georgetown Fair. the concession stand for the half-time rush. Timothy L. Strako Russ Swaim Carolyn Ruth Thomas Julia Lorraine Thompson Donald F. Thornton Patricia Ann Thornton Ronald Dean Thornton Terri Lynn Walden Paula Irene Willard Christine Williams Pamela Roseann Wallace Catherine D. Whiteside Debra Lee Williams Suzy Williams The Seniors take another step toward graduation as they order their announcements. 50 Our Sponsors: Mr. Benjamin and Mrs. Humrichous did a great deal for the betterment of our Senior Class. Class members not pictured: Barbara Hires Jerry Shade Lorene Thomas Tonya Sue Wilming Kenneth M. Witherspoon David E. Wolfe George M. WolfT SENIOR DIRECTORY Candice Anne Acord (Candy) Going bowling, singing at different places, goofing off, and being with Mike HAVE I TOLD YOU LATELY THAT I LOVE YOU To travel around the U.S. and then get married and raise a big family G.A.A. 1-4; Pep Club 1-4; Library 3; Pompon 2-4; Chorus 1,2; Spring Show 1,2 Joyce Ann Adkins (Bruiser) YOU’RE MY EVERYTHING To someday marry a certain all-State basketball player Chorus 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2; Pep Club Everet Kiplan Batley (Kip) Walking the halls THE AUTUMN LEAVES Be successful in whatever 1 decide to go in to Football 1-4 Judith Lenore Bell (Judi) SUMMER PLACE Swimming, ice skating, all sports G.A.A. 1-4; Pep Club 1-4; Band 1-3; Library 1; Spring Show 1,2; Homecoming Attendant 2; Executive Officer 3,4; Science Club 2,3; F.T.A. 3; Drum Majorette 3; Newspaper 4 Rebecca Lynn Boen (Becky) Going to slumber parties and just messin’ around THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM To become an efficient computer programmer Science Club 2-4; Pep Club 1-4; Library 3; Executive Committee 1; G.A.A. 1-4; Drama £lub 4; Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2 Stanford Boyden (Fish) Enjoying myself TOWN WITHOUT PITY To be different and enjoy life Basketball 1-4; Football 1-4; Track 1-4; Chorus 1,2; Lettermen’s Club 1-4; F.T.A. 2,3; Junior Play 3 Gloria Susann Bradfield (Dodie) Keeping Andy happy and running around with Peg IF I’M THAT EASY TO FORGET To be a success in whatever I do G.A.A. 1-4; Library 1-3; Spanish 1; Chorus 1; Pep Club 1-4; Yearbook 4; Junior Play 3 Peggy Leigh Brent (Peg) Going to dances, parties, and trail rides LARA’S THEME To finish whatever I start Student Council 2-4; Yearbook 4; Chorus 1,2; Spring Show 1,2; Drama Club 4; Science Club 3,4; Pep Club 1-4; G.A.A. 1-4; Spanish Club 1,2,4; Junior Class Play 3 Gary Brown (Ant) Being with Vickie COME BACK WHEN YOU GROW UP GIRL To become a gymnastic instructor Lettermen’s Club 2-4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2 Pamela Ann Brown (Pam) Dancing, listening to WLS, bowling, BOYS, and just messing around IMPOSSIBLE DREAM To be happy and successful in any job I undertake Science Club 1-4; F.H.A. 1-4; National Honor Society 3,4; Spring Show 2; G.A.A. 2-4; Pep Club 1-4; Executive Committee 3; Junior Class Play 3; Drama Club 4; Yearbook 4; Chorus 2 Phillip E. Coate (Phil) Reading, watching TV, watching airplanes and girls KNIGHT IN RUSTY ARMOR To be a scientist Science Club 3,4; Drama Club 4 Peggy Lee Collins (Peg) Running over Volkswagens CAN’T TAKE MY EYES OFF OF YOU To be successful in secretarial work Library 1,3; Pep Club 1,2,4; G.A.A. 1-4; Chorus 1; Junior Class Play 3; Yearbook 4 Alan Carl Daniel (Al) Participating in Sports POOR SIDE OF TOWN To be a Pro-Baseball player Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-4; F.F.A. 1-4; Lettermen’s Club 2-4 Richard A. Delhaye (Zeke) LOOK OUT, HERE COMES TOMORROW Working on my Ford or cycle Richard Lee Dowers (Dick) Playing football and being with the special someone FUNKY BROADWAY To be successful Football 1-4; Basketball 2; Track 2-4; Lettermen’s Club; Executive Committee 3,4 Debra Lee Dukes (Deb) Writing, dancing, and beating up Jeff YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE To be a writer and marry Jeff Band 2-4; Chorus 1; F.T.A. 3; Pep Club 1,2; Spring Show 1-3; Junior Play 3 Pamela Jane Edmiston (Pam) Loving and thinking of Bob and riding my horse LISTEN PEOPLE To be a good loving wife to Bob, a good horseman and successful artist G.A.A. 1,2; Band 1-3; Majorette 1-3; Spanish Club 3,4; Science Club 2,3; Executive Committee 4; Spring Show 1; Pep Club 1-4; , Yearbook 4; Spanish Club, Sec.-Treas. 4 Harriett Ellis (Harriett) Dancing, sewing, running around YOU’RE NOBODY TILL SOMEBODY LOVES YOU To be successful in some kind of business Pep Club 2,4; F.H.A. 4; Westville Newspaper 1,2; Biology Club 2; Science Club 1; Chorus 1 Michael Rae Falconer (Flowers) Running around and staying out of trouble LIGHT MY FIRE To be a success in life Charlene Ann Ferrante (Charlie) Dancing, arguing LOVE ME FOREVER To become a successful beautician and live a happy, successful life Library 1,2; Pep Club 1-4; G.A.A. 1,2 Vicky Sue Finley (Vick) Riding horses with Brenda and dating Rick THERE I’VE SAID IT AGAIN To be a secretary and own a horse ranch Pep Club 1 John Fitzgerald (Johnny) Having fun at whatever I do ODE TO BILLY JOE To be a success in whatever I attempt Track 1-4; Cross Country 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Student Council 3; Band 1,2; Drama Club 4; Science Club 1-4 52 Ray Gilliland (Gilligan) Keeping someone special happy HAPPY TOGETHER BLUE’S THEME Ditch Digger; They earn $5.21 an hour Student Council 1-4; Class Officer 1-3; Basketball 1,2; Football 2; Crafts Club 4; Lettermen’s Club 1-3 John Goodwin (Hy Man) Dancing, sleeping, and eating SPANISH FLEA To graduate then try to become an engineer or draftsman Drama Club 3,4 Patricia A. Grant (Pat) Listening to music (records) HELLO STRANGER To be happy and to become an R.N. Spanish Club 1,2; F.H.A. 1; Pep Club 1-3; Chorus 1,3; G.A.A. 1-3; Spring Show 1 Alice Griffith (Charlie) Swimming, dancing, skiing, ice skating, talking ANNA To be a bookkeeper F. H.A.; Chorus, Pep Club; Junior Play 3 Steve Allen Haley (Alfie) Women, successful opportunist M.S. In Electrical Engineering; Own an XKE Basketball; Track; Drama 4 Kenneth Hall (Ken) Running around in my car COME BACK WHEN YOU GROW UP GIRL To be successful Football 1,2,4; Track 3,4 Rita Hall (B.M.R.) Talking, water skiing, seeing Rick, and bothering Miss Heiberger LAST KISS To be a pediatrician???? Band 1; Spring Show; Band Contest; Science Club 2-4; Pep Club 3-4; Spanish Club 2,3; Library Club 3,4 Glenn Randall Haworth (Randy) Sports and listening to records I GET TEARS IN MY EYES WHILE LAYING ON MY BACK EVERY NIGHT WHEN I CRY OVER YOU To be the greatest athlete in the world Basketball 1-4; Football 1-4; Track 1-4 Michael James Hepburn (Mike) Sports and being with Jean VILLAGE OF ST. BERNIDETTE To become a success in life Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1,2,4; Library 3,4; Projectionists ; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; Chorus 1,2 David Charles Hubbard (Dave) Getting in trouble RING OF FIRE Get out of school Ellen R. Johnson (Rae) Being with Donald WORLD OF FANTASY To work and get my own car-Firebird G. A.A. 1; Pep Club 4 Jane Louise Jones (Janie) Swimming, dancing, all sports NEVER MY LOVE To have a happy and successful life Mascot 4; Student Council 3,4; Pep Club 1-4; G.A.A. 1-4; Newspaper 3; Yearbook 4; Drama Club 4; Chorus 1,2; Spring Show 1,2; Representative 1,3 Melvin Jones (Mel) Going out and seeing Connie GETTING TOGETHER To become successful in life Chorus 1,2 Joseph Anthony Kazakaitis (Kazoi Football, listening to records, and travel EXODUS To live a common life and to get along with people and play pro-football Football 1-4; Track 1-4; I ttermen’s Club 2-4; Spanish Club 2 Brenda Kotcher (Brenda) Riding Frosty and swimming BLUE ON BLUE To become a nurse and raise horses on a ranch Band 1; Science Club 1-4; Secretary 4; Spanish Club 2-4; F.T.A. 3; N.H.S. 3,4; Spring Show 1; Pep Club 4 Robert Larry Lack (Farmer) Ghost hunting and demonstrating my courage UNDER MY THUMB To discover and catch the Ghost of Henning Track 3,4; Football 3,4 Larry Lourdeau (Cusozo) Football and hill climbing SUNNY To do something right on the football field to please Coach Powell Football 1-4; Basketball 1; Track 1,4; Junior Play 3; Chorus 4; Lettermen’s Club 2-4 Robert Luster (Bob) Eating, sleeping, and thinking, in that order LITTLE BOXES To become wealthy so I can do anything I really like Spanish Club 2; Science Club 3,4 Diana Lynn Martin (Di) Swimming, reading, music SECRET LOVE To become a successful High School Band Director Band 1-4; Freshman Representative 1; Library Club 3, President 3,4; EIU Summer Music Camp 3; G.A.A. 1-4; Representative 2; Spanish Club 1-4, President 4; Science Club 1,2,4; Pep Club 1,3,4; N.H.S. 2-4; Echo 3,4, Editor-in-chief 4; Student Council 4; Drama Club; Class Treasurer 4; Hi-Writers Club 3,4; F.T.A. 4 George W. McKinney, Jr. (George) Watching for UFO’s reading about them and being with HER! VISIT TO A SAD PLANET To become a data processing engineer or a professional UFOLigist Band 1-4; Track 3,4; Cross-Country 3 Richard Allan Miller (Rick) Music MY CUP RUNNETH OVER WITH LOVE To be an Evangelist LaDonna Louise Mitchell (DaLonna) Being with Gary, sewing, and reading TEAR DROPS Housewife, key-punch operator Band 1-3; Pompon 3,4; Science Club 2-4; Drama Club 4; Junior Class Play 3 Deborah Darlene Moody (Debbie) Being with Bobby, bowling, working on cars HAPPY TOGETHER To be happy and successful Pep Club 1-4; G.A.A. 1-3; Newspaper Staff 3,4 Dennis R. Moore (Denny) Driving my Mustang, working at Imperial CANT TAKE MY EYES OFF OF YOU To avoid the draft and graduate from high school 53 Esther Andrea Moore (Pesther) Keeping my hubbie happy YOU’RE MY EVERYTHING To be wise like my mother is G.A.A. 1; Library Club 1 Herman Morris (Rosie) Being with Jerri, driving my car LET IT ALL HANG OUT To be happy at whatever I do Football 1,2 Edwin Lee Noggle (Roadrunner) Working with my piglets and igpa CHERISH To be a successful engineer Class President 4; Basketball 1,2; Cross-country 1-3, Captain; Track 1-4, Captain 4; Lettermen’s Club 2-4; F.F.A. 1-4, President 4; National Honor Society 3,4, Vice-President 4; Boy’s State Delegate; Yearbook co-editor 4 Frederick Dean Pearman (Bear) All sports, cars, girls TINY BUBBLES To be a successful draftsman Basketball 1,2, Manager 2,3; Football 3, Manager 2; Cross Country 2; Track 3; Lettermen’s Club 2-4; Pep Club 3,4; Spanish Club 2-4 Margaret Louise Pittman (Peggy) Running around and taking care of my niece MORE To become a successful secretary Chorus 1; Pep Club 1,4; F.H.A. 3 Lucinda Anne Potts (Pottsie) Showing horses, ice skating, parties, and dancing TRY TO REMEMBER To be successful in my chosen career Chorus 1,2; Band 1-4; G.A.A. 1-4, President 4; Pep Club 1-4; Drama Club 4; Junior Play 3; Echo Staff 4; Senior Homecoming Attendant; Executive Committee 4 John Reed (Reed) Finding haunted houses and falling off my car PRETTY WOMAN Go to college and have a good time Drama Club 3,4; Athletic Manager 1,2; Junior Play 3; Letter-men’s Club 2-4 JoAnn Reynolds (Jo) Reading, writing, scheming with Becky, Suzy, Joanie THE SHADOW OF YOUR SMILE To be a woman even my enemies respect Library 2-4; F.T.A. 2,3; Drama Club 3,4; N.H.S. 2-4, Treasurer 4; Junior Play 3; Pep Club 1-4; Chorus 1; Science Club 2; Cadet teaching 2 Rebecca Sue Robison (Becky) Acting like a Znerk” and eating suckers with Craig ODE TO BILLY JOE To find what I have been looking for F.H.A. 1-4, Historian 2, President 3; G.A.A. 1; Band 1; Junior Play 3; Yearbook 4; 1967 Crisco Award Everett Eugene Rogers, Jr. (Rodney) Making wheel discs MY GIRL To never grow old and always be happy F.F.A. 1-4, Treasurer 4; Librarian 4, Vice-president 3 Vicki Rollins (Twiggy) Being with Ted and riding in his Chevelle COME BACK WHEN YOU GROW UP To be at Audrey Hubbard’s wedding if she has one F.H.A. 2-4; Band 4; Chorus 1; G.A.A. 1; Pep Club 2-4 Brenda Schmid (Brenda) Cooking, watching TV, loafing SILENCE IS GOLDEN To become either a Sunday School teacher or Home Ec. teacher F.H.A. 1-4 Elizabeth Seaton (Liz) Sewing, sports MOON RIVER To become a seamstress David Edward Sellers (Dave) Motorcycle racing and working with tractors UNDERSTAND YOUR MAN I’d like to be a big grain farmer and go to college to take welding and mechanics Pamela Jean Shuman (Pam) Reading, dancing, and just having fun ILLUSIVE BUTTERFLY To be happy in whatever I do Chorus 1; Pep Club 4; F.H.A. 4 Curtis H. Simpson (Homer) Running over Volkswagens CANT TAKE MY EYES OFF OF YOU Own and farm 1,000 or more acres of land F. F.A. 1-4; Vice president 4 Mary M. Smith (Mary) Being with the in crowd” THE SWEETEST THING THIS SIDE OF HEAVEN To find my dream guy and be happy G. A.A. 1; Pep Club 1,2 Mark Warren Sprouls (Farmer) Sports, driving, tropical fish THEME FROM THE MONKEES To become a successful (and rich) engineer N.H.S. 2-4, President 4; Science Club 1-4, President 3,4; Projectionist Club 3,4; Lettermen’s Club 2-4, Sec.-Treas. 3,4; Class Vice-President 2,4; Class Treasurer 3; Junior play 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Football 1-4; Basketball 1-3; Track 1-4 Dianna Kay Stark (Starks) Writing to Gene, talking on the phone running around in the car LAST KISS To be a success in whatever I do F. H.A. 1,2; Pep Club 1,2 Ray Lynn Starwalt (Ray, Ray) Racing go-karts and working at Al’s IGA BLUE’S THEME To become a racing driver at the Indianapolis 500 Junior Class Play 3; Spanish Club 1,2 Keith Steelman Avoiding work CLOUDY To be happy Veda Kay Stewart (Hips) Talking to Freddie Cool on the telephone WOMAN WILL DO WRONG FOR THE MAN SHE LOVES To be a happy successful social worker G. A.A. 2; Band 2; Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 2,4 Susan Jane Stilwell (Susie) Working at the Georgetown Donut Shop, writing that certain boy in Minnesota, and driving my Daddy’s car FRIENDLY PERSUASION Doing the best I can in whatever field is ahead of me Band 1-3, Sec.-Treas. 3; G.A.A. 2; F.H.A. 3,4 Timothy L. Strako (Tim) Hunting and fishing ODE TO BILLY JOE To be a gunsmith 54 Russ Swaim (Farmer) All sports, farming CHERISH To become a great success F. F.A. 2-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 2; Cross Country 3 Carolyn Ruth Thomas (Beak) Piano, reading, Rainbow CLAU DE LURE To be a good R.N., to be happy Freshman Class Secretary; Executive Committee 2,3; Student Council 2-4, Vice-president 4; Honor Society 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Historian 4; Science Club 1-4; Pep Club 1,2; Band 1-4; Librarian 3; Chorus 2; Junior Play 3; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Co-editor 4 Julia Lorraine Thompson (Pete) Skating and thinking of that special someone I’M IN LOVE To be a success at whatever I do G. A.A. 1-3; Chorus 1; Spanish Club 1,2; Library 3; Spring Show 2; Pep Club 1-3; Speech Club 4 Donald J. Thornton (Donnie) Sports and running around BABY, I NEED YOUR LOVIN’ To be successful and happy Football 2-4; Basketball 2-4; Track 2; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; Executive Committee 1; Junior Play 3 Patricia Ann Thornton (Pat) Cheerleading and being with my guy I THINK WE’RE ALONE NOW To become a beautician, marry the man of my dreams, and raise a football team, basketball team, and a squad of cheerleaders Cheerleader 2,4; Pep Club 1-4; Chorus 1; G.A.A. 1 Ronald Dean Thornton (Crow) Sports and just running around TRACKS OF MY TEARS To be a draftsman Football 2-4; Basketball 2,3; Track 1-4; Drama Club 4; Chorus 4; Lettermen’s Club 3,4 Terri Lynn Walden (Terri) Cheerleading, water skiing, and all sports YOU’VE LOST THAT LOVING FEELING To be a good secretary and see the world Cheerleading 1-4; Pep Club 1-4; Yearbook Staff 4; G.A.A. 1,2; Student Council 2; Vice-President 1; Executive Committee 2; Secretary 4; F.F.A. Queen Candidate 1; Chorus 1,3; Lettermen’s Club Queen Candidate 3 Pamela Roseann Wallace (Wallace) Cheerleading, dancing, sports IT’S ALL IN THE GAME To always be happy and see the world Cheerleading 4; Pep Club 1-4; Student Council 1,3; Homecoming Attendant 3; G.A.A. 1,2; Yearbook Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 3; Sweetheart Candidate 2; Spanish Club, Secretary 2; Chorus 1 Catherine D. Whiteside (Cathy) Reading, Rainbow, and politics BORN FREE To become a government librarian N.H.S. 2-4; Library Club 1-3; President 3; Regional Library Delegate 2; Secretary 2; Parliamentarian 3,4; Cadet Teacher 1-3; F. T.A. 2-4; Pep Club 1-4; Newspaper Staff 3; Editor; Drama Club 4; Spanish Club 3,4; Yearbook 4, Treasurer; Chess Club 4; Secretary 4; Hi-Writer’s Club 4; Executive Committee 3 Paula Irene Willard (Paula) Trying to get myself out of the trouble I’ve gotten into I THINK WE’RE ALONE NOW To always be happy Majorette 1-3; Chorus 1; Pep Club 1-4 Christine Williams (Pud) Ice skating, keeping a diary on special days, and getting mail THEME FROM VALLEY OF THE DOLLS To have a happy future and become an R.N. G. A.A. 1-3; Student Council 2; Pep Club 1-4; Chorus 1,2; Drama Club 3,4, Secretary Treasurer 4; Yearbook 4; Drum Majorette 4 Debra Lee Williams (Debi) Traveling to the beat of a different drum I THINK WE’RE ALONE NOW To teach Senior English and history G.A.A. 1,2,4; Pep Club 1-4; Spanish Club 1,2; F.T.A. 1 Suzy Williams (Suzy) Rainbow, sewing, and reading THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM To have an enjoyable career in math or science Band 1-3; Science Club 2-4; Pep Club 1-4; F.T.A. 1-4; N.H.S. 2-4; Drama Club 3,4; Yearbook 4; Echo Staff 3; Junior Play 3; Drama Play 4; Chorus 2 Tonya Sue Wilming (Willy) Being with Wally, cheerleading I COULDN’T LIVE WITHOUT YOUR LOVE Always to be happy in my chosen profession Class treasurer 1; G.A.A. 1,2; Cheerleading 2-4; Chorus 1,2; Pep Club 1-4 Kenneth Witherspoon (Skinny) Hunting and fishing CANT GIVE ME LOVE Electronics engineer or heavy-equipment operator David E. Wolfe (Dave) Play all sports especially soccer, read and just mess around YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN To get a college education and to work in big business Band 1,2; Student Council 4; Drama Club 3,4; Science Club 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Track 2; Junior Play 3 George M. Wolff Sports and messing around SOMEWHERE MY LOVE To have fun and become successful Football 1,3,4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1,2,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Science Club 2-4; Drama Club 3,4; Chorus 1; Cross Country 2; Junior Play 3 55 Coach Powell put in long hours to help make the wish of an undefeated season come true. The Coaching Staff consisted of Freshman Coach, Roger Hughes; Head Coach, Dick Powell; and Fresh-Soph Coach Toby Scott, Jr. The managers were given a rough time during the season. They are Mike Wright, Larry Morgan, Jimmy Powell, and Mark Brent. IS! First Row: B. Guthrie, B. Kelly, L. Gilliland, K. Hall, F. Stewart, S. Armstrong, K. Black, D. Franklin, C. Newlin. Second Row: Assistant Coaches, Toby Scott, Jr., Roger Hughes, F. Pearman, L. Lourdeau, R. Thorton, K. Batley, J. Griec, J. Silver, D. Wilson, D. Thorton, J. Lopinski, Head Coach Dick Powell. Third Row: R. Reitz, A. Daniel, R. Haworth, J. Dickson, S. Boyden, B. Lack,G. Hughes, M. Hepburn, D. Mills. Fourth Row: G. Yoho, G. Wolff, J. Chandler, J. Kazokaitis, T. Greene, T. Stal, M. McConnell, M. Sprouls, D. Dowers. Buffs Go Undefeated Date Opponent We They Sept 15 Hoopeston 20 12 Sept 22 Rockville, Ind. 34 6 Sept 29 Central of Clifton 12 6 Oct 6 North Vermillion, Ind. 14 0 Oct 13 Covington, Ind. 39 7 Oct 20 Clinton, Ind. 27 0 Oct 27 Danville-Schlarman 10 6 Nov 4 Westville 19 13 Nov 10 Oak wood 19 6 61 Mark Sprouls, Senior 5'10 150 G Co-Captain All County Dick Dowers, Senior 510 178 G Co-Captain All County AWARD WINNERS Joe Kazokaitis, Senior 6'0 180 HB Most Valuable Player All County Larry Lourdeau, Senior 5'7 145 HB Tackle Trophy Alan Daniel, Senior 6'0 185 QB All County Stanford Boyden, Senior 6'2 205 HB All County Randy Haworth, Senior 6'1 180 E All County AND LETTERMEN Bob Kelley, Junior 5'5 135 HB Greg Hughes, Junior 6'1 175 T Jim Dickson, Sophomore 6'2 240 T HOOPESTON The Buffs scored 20 points in the first half to gain the season’s first victory after withstanding a 12 point second half surge by the Cornjerkers. The defensive squad intercepted four passes and recovered two Hoopeston fumbles to set up two of our touchdowns. It was a fine team effort, although the coaches and players were not satisfied with the second-half performance. ROCKVILLE The Georgetown gridders compiled 375 yards in scoring a 34-6 win at Rockville. Georgetown showed fine offensive punch by scoring in every quarter, while the defense remained strong throughout the game. CENTRAL OF CLIFTON Our third victory was won in a come-from-behind 12-6 victory over a tough Central team. Even though Georgetown gained 261 yards while the defense limited Central to 139 yards, the winning score did not come until the fourth quarter. NORTH VERMILLION The Buffaloes rolled over a highly ranked Indiana squad in registering a 14-0 homecoming victory over North Vermillion. The defense played well as the Falcons were limited to seven first downs and 91 yards rushing while not completing a pass. Georgetown, scoring in the first and fourth quarters, again gained over 300 yards on 10 first downs. Even though the statistics seem impressive, the Buffalo gridders played one of their poorer games. Bob Reitz, Sophomore 5'10 140 E Bruce Guthrie, Junior 5'5 140 HB Joe Griec, Junior 5'10 145 HB Terry Greene, Junior 5’H” 145 C Glen Yoho. Junior 5’2” 120 WB Ron Thornton, Senior 5’9” 140 E COVINGTON The defensive unit led G.H.S. to victory as the Buffs rambled past Covington, 39-7, with 24 points earned by the defense on runbacks of two pass interceptions, a blocked punt, and a fumble recovery. CLINTON Georgetown garnered its sixth victory by defeating Clinton, 27-0. After a poor, scoreless first half, the inspired Buffaloes exploded for one TD in the third quarter and three in the fourth. Clinton was limited to two first downs and 30 yards gained. SCHLARMAN Georgetown earned its seventh victory in a hard-fought, 10-6 triumph over the previously undefeated Hilltoppers. Joe Kazokaitis scored our only TD wrhile George Wolff booted the PAT and a 22-yard field goal. Both teams had 12 first downs while the Buffs netted 266 yards to Schlarman’s 196 yards. Georgetown was penalized 61 yards and the Toppers were penalized 10 yards. WESTVILLE G.H.S. retained the coal bucket by overcoming a 13-6 half time deficit to win 19-13. Alan Daniel passed for all three touchdowns as the Buffs rolled up 287 yards and 12 first downs. The Tigers netted 101 yards and 6 first downs. The winning TD came on a 21-yard pass play with only 31 seconds remaining in the game. OAKWOOD The Buffs completed the fifth undefeated season in Georgetown history by tallying twice in the fourth quarter to beat the upset-minded Comets, 19-6. Dennis Mills, Junior 5’11” 157 E Mike McConnell, Sophomore 5’11” 170 C Steve Armstrong, Junior 57”150 G Junior Varsity Teams Have Successful FRESH-SOPH TEAM. Front Row Kneeling: Freshman Coach —Mr. Hughes, Bill Ellis, Ron Wise, Clifford Sloan. Stew Thornton, Clay Newlin, Jack Connors, Brad Guthrie, Rick Dill, Fresh-Soph. Coach —Mr. Scott. Second Row Standing: John Lopinski, Dennis Niziolkiewicz, Bob Rietz. Larry Hepburn, Terry Stal, Jim Dickson, Mike McConnell, Jim Chandler, Darrell Acord, Jerry Silvers. Third Row: Ken Black. Larry Gilliland. John Shields, Don Self. Ken Walls, John Adkins, Fred Stewart, George Flora. Spencer Nale. FRESHMAN TEAM, Front Row Kneeling: Bill Ellis, Ron Wise, Clifford Sloan, Stew Thornton, Jack Connors. Brad Guthrie, Rick Dill. Second Row Standing: John Shields, Don Self, Larry Hepburn, Freshman Coach —Mr. Hughes, Ken Walls, John Adkins, George Flora. FRESH-SOPH RECORD FRESH RECORD Georgetown 14 Hoopeston 13 Georgetown 6 North Vermillion Georgetown 34 North Vermillion 0 Georgetown 0 North Vermillion Georgetown 34 Westville 0 Georgetown 19 North Vermillion 0 Georgetown 28 Ridgefarm 0 Georgetown 0 Paris 26 Georgetown 14 Ridgefarm 12 Georgetown 6 Oakwood 19 Larry Lourdeau leans low for the tackle in Homecoming game with North Vermillion. Little Buffs chase frantically to stop a touchdown. Randy Haworth makes a tremendous catch to help bring about another BufT victory. Dennis Mills catches a pass from Alan Daniel in the closing second to win over Westville, 19-13. Front Row: F. Pearman, Manager. Standing: Mr. Wiggins, Coach; S. Boyden, G. Hughes, A. Daniel, R. Haworth. M. Hepburn, G. Johnson, D. Mills, S. Haley, G. Wolff, R. Thornton, B. Kelly. GHS SCHEDULE OPPON1 DATE SCORE OPPONENT SCOi Nov. 22 63 East Lynn 61 Nov. 28 56 Catlin 59 Dec. 2 69 Homer 49 Dec. 5 35 Armstrong 63 Dec. 8 56 North Vermillion 54 Dec. 12 42 Schlarman 70 Dec. 15 64 Chrisman 56 Dec. 19 56 Bismarck 51 Dec. 26-30 ROSSVILLE TOURNEY 58 Bismarck 48 59 Armstrong 64 45 Rossville 68 Jan. 5 48 Westville 71 Jan. 9 58 Ridgefarm 52 Jan. 12 84 Jamaica 46 Jan. 15-20 VERMILION COUNTY TOURNAMENT 59 Oakwood 73 Jan. 23 62 Oakwood 70 Jan. 30 54 Villa Grove 51 Feb. 6 63 Rossville 57 Feb. 9 52 St. Joe-Ogden 51 Feb. 13 71 Westville 64 Feb. 16 66 Pine Village 68 March 1 65 Casey 54 March 4-8 REGIONAL TOURNEY 48 Westville 61 68 George Johnson puts in one from underneath. Stan goes high for the rebound. Players and fans hunt for the lost basketball. 69 Varsity Alan Daniel, Senior 6’0” 185 Forward All County, Co-captain Most valuable player Randy Haworth. Senior Stanford Boyden, Senior 6’1” 180 Forward 6’2” 205 Center All County, Co-captain Mike Hepburn, Senior 6’0” 200 center Ron Thornton, Senior 5’9” 140 Guard George Wolff, Senior 5T1” 150 Forward Lettermen Dennis Mills, Junior 5 11” 157 Guard Bob Kelley, Junior Greg Hughes. Junior 5’5” 135 Guard 6 1” 175 Forward Free Throw Award George Johnson. Sophomore 5’11” 140 Forward Russ Swaim, Senior 6’0” 145 Forward Steve Haley, Senior 5’11” 150 Forward J.V. has Split Season Kneeling: M. Brent, J. Powell. M. Petersak. F. Stewart. M. Penninger, S. Nale. Standing: J. Lopinski, J. Silver, D. Acord. T. Stal. B. McKinney, D. Jackson, R. Reitz, D. Niziolkiewicz. Mr. Scott. Coach. DATE GEORGETOWN OPPONENT SCORE Nov. 22, 1967 35 East Lynn 51 Nov. 28, ’67 25 Catlin 23 Dec. 2, ’67 38 Homer 36 Dec. 5, ’67 30 Armstrong 47 Dec. 8, ’67 27 North Vermillion 38 Dec. 12, ’67 30 Schlarman 58 Dec. 15, ’67 48 Chrisman 44 Dec. 18, ’67 45 Bismarck 54 Jan. 1, ’68 47 Westville 44 Jan. 9, ’68 48 Ridgefarm 45 Jan. 12, ’68 61 Jamaica 43 Jan. 22, ’68 45 Rossville 34 Jan. 23, ’68 42 Oakwood 66 Jan. 30, ’68 42 Villa Grove 41 Feb. 6, ’68 40 Rossville 46 Feb. 9, ’68 33 St. Joe 47 Feb. 13, ’68 37 Westville 48 Feb. 16. ’68 49 Pine Village 32 March 1, ’68 54 Casey 41 March 13, ’68 39 Westville 60 72 Freshmen Obtain Experience Kneeling: R. Mosier, J. Adkins, L. Hepburn. E. Murray, C, Sloan. Standing: D. Estes; B. Wolfe; M. Wright; Roger Hughes, Coach; J. Shields; B. Galyen; T. Hewlett. GEORGETOWN OPPONENT SCORE 38 Chrisman 68 19 Covington 28 24 Covington 27 34 Ridgefarm 36 20 Westville 57 41 North Vermillion 40 25 Covington 38 33 Covington 39 35 Rossville 58 31 North Vermillion 23 30 North Vermillion 46 30 Seeger 43 29 Chrisman 49 47 Ridgefarm 49 29 Westville 54 48 Hoopeston 32 33 Hoopeston 75 43 Oakwood 53 73 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Laurie Dukes. Sophomore Debra Snider, Sophomore Varsity Cheerleaders Terri Walden. Senior Pam Wallace. Senior Toni Wilming. Senior GEORGETOWN CAPTURES We are very proud of our coach. Mr. Bill Wiggins, and his assistant, Mr. Dick Powell, for all their help in making our track season a success. Track Schedule DATE GEORGETOWN OPPONENTS March 28 Georgetown 48% Danville 78% (Fresh-Soph) 41 Danville 86 March 30 Central Indoor Invitational at Urbana April 1 Georgetown 83 Westville 76% Rossville 17% April 4 Georgetown 85 Oakwood 63 Schlarman 22 April 6 2nd Place Rossville Carnival April 9 Georgetown 94% Westville 63 Ridgefarm 10% Apr'I 11 Georgetown 100 Rankin 40 Catlin 28 April 13 10th Place Paris Tiger Relays April 16 Georgetown 64 Hoopeston 74 Schlarman 40 April 20 3rd Place Georgetown Invitational April 23 Georgetown 39% North Vermillion 71% Westville 37 Vs April 27 1st Place Jamaica Relays April 30 2nd Place Hoopeston Relays May 4 1st Place Vermillion County Meet May 8 3rd Place Fresh-Soph County Meet May 11 District Meet May 14 2nd Place Rantoul Fresh-Soph Invitational May 16 2nd Place Watseka Fresh-Soph Invitational 76 COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP Sitting: B. Ellis, B. Kelley, D. Self, J. Lopinski, R. Thornton, B. Wolfe, B. Guthrie, D. Franklin, E. Murray. Kneeling: F. Pearman, Manager; D. Mills, G. Johnson, G. Hughes, S. Boyden, J. Dickson, R. Haworth, A. Daniel. J. Kazakaitis, J. Fitzgerald, R. Wise. Standing: Mr. Powell, assistant coach; D. Thornton, J. Griec, M. Sprouls, G. McKinney, B. McKinney, R. Reitz, D. Niziolkiewicz. E. Noggle, J. Stark, Mr. Wiggins, Coach. Kneeling: T. Hewlett, S. Nale, C. Sloan, K. Walls, E. Murray, J. Shields, R. Galyen. B. Wolfe, M. Wilson, B. Ellis. Standing: R. Wise, Manager; M. Penninger, J. Silver, D. Niziolkiewicz, L. Hepburn, G. Johnson, J. Dickson, K. Snapp. B. McKinney, D. Acord, T. Stal, R. Reitz, J. Lopinski, D. Self, Mr. Powell. Coach. Varsity Squad has Several Alan Daniel, Senior Shot Put, Discus Most Valuable Trackman All County, Shot and Discus Randy Haworth, Senior Hurdles All County, Low Hurdles George Johnson, Sophomore 100, 220, 440, 880 Relay, Broad Jump Mark Sprouis, Senior Discus, 220, 880 Relay Ed Noggle, Senior 880, Mile, Captain John Fitzgerald, Senior High Jump Standout Lettermen Don Thornton, Senior Pole Vault Ron Thornton, Senior Hurdles, Triple Jump, Mile Relay Stan Boyden, Senior 100, 220, 880 Relay Dan Franklin 100, 220, Low Hurdles Joe Kazakaitis, Senior 440, Mile Relay Dennis Mills, Junior Hurdles, Mile Relay Varsity Lettermen (Continued) Bruce Guthrie, Junior Pole Vault Greg Hughes, Junior Hurdles, Triple Jump Joe Griec, Junior 100, 220, 880 Relay Jim Dickson, Sophomore Shot Put, Discus Bob Kelley, Junior Low Hurdles Bob Rietz. Sophomore Mile, Mile Relay Relay Teams and County Snaps Varsity Mile Relay Team Joe Kazakaitis, Ron Thornton, Dennis Mills, Bob Rietz Varsity 880 Relay Stan Boyden. Joe Griec, Mark Sprouls, George Johnson Fresh-Soph 880 Relay Don Self. Ed Murray, Dennis Niziolkiewicz, Spencer Nale Alan Daniel shows his record-breaking style at the Vermilion County Track Meet. Alan broke several meet records and also qualified for the State Finals in both the shot and discus. This picture shows some of the action during the Vermilion County Track Meet. Ron Thornton (right) finished third in the finals. 81 UNDERCLASSMEN ... f Ik Christine Acord Richard Allhands Steve Armstrong Nancy Balskus i Don Barr Who says Juniors are out of their trees? 84 Class Rings, Magazine Prom Adventures of Junior Year Junior Executive Committee: Sharon Linder, Barbara Lambert, Nick Kanger, Jan Sheets, and Tawna Lacey. Executive Committee: Steve Armstrong; Secretary-Treasurer, Randy Black; President, Greg Hughes; Vice-President, Glen Yoho; Executive Committee Bob Kelley and Dennis Mills. Joan Bedinger Mike Bell Shirley Bell Terry Bell Pam Berry Susan Biggs Randy Black Sandra Boland Dennis Deborah Brown Bridgewater 0 , D. Nancy Brown Sandra Biggs Rebecca Clark Sharon Cockrell Nelson Cooper Rita Cornwell Harvey Brown Glenda Duell Janice Dugger Albert Jordan Nicklas Kanger Jerry Larson Sharon Linder Robert Kelley Debbie Lopinski Karen Knight Dora Lowe Tawna Lacey Janice Mariage Barbara Lambert Dennis Maskel Juniors work on an independent study program for English III Curtis Miller Mary Jane Morgan Diana Onley Penny Newell John Patterson Dennis Mills Randy Nigra Cheryl Pearman Ken Noggle Don Pearman Larry Morgan Cheryl Olds Regina Pollitt Bill Potter Larry Pruitt Jan Sheets Alan Pribble Teresa Pruitt Rhonda Shields Jean Pribble Robin Rohour Richard Simmonds Jeanne Travers Marilyn Willard Joanne Travers Dan Wilson Dennis Tucker Claudia Wright Susan Walczak Kyle Wimsett Larry Wargo Glenn Yoho Norlyn White Myma Young Peter Brown Bonnie Buhoveckey Theresa Buyno Jim Chandler Gary Beaver Dianne Black John Bowers Mark Brent Madonna Burke Bonnie Busby Dennis Collins Pamela Cook Sophomores Climb to Greater Heights Kneeling: Jim Chandler. Executive Committee; Dennis Niziolk-iewicz. President; Clay Newlin, Ex. Com. Standing: Advisor, Mrs. Engle; Secretary-Treasurer, Marsha Sparks. Up-the-Rope: Mike Daulton, Ex. Com.; Larry Gilliland, Vice-President. Not Shown: Advisor Mr. Lamb. Jennifer Robert Cooper Willie Cooper Mike Daulton Cathy Davidson Debenham Jim Dickson Laurie Dukes Jerri Edmiston Debra Ehlenfeld Richard Erickson Donna Eversole Steve Fitzwater 94 Donald Galyen Janice Galyen Larry Gilliland Ronna Grider Jean Hall Jennifer Hall Kathy Hall Raymond Hamm Janet Hubbard Dennis Hurst Dennis Jackson Susan Johnson Kay Katavich John Kees Diana Lack Loran Lewis John Lopinski Phillip Mariage Diana Maxwell Mike McConnell Bruce McKinney Melody McNeese 95 Loretta Mitchell Carolyn Morgan Robert Morrison Sharon Morrison Spencer Nale David Naylor Constance Newell Clay Newlin William Newlin Dennis Niziolkiewicz Carolyn Onley Donna Onley Karen Parker 96 John Patterson Michael Penninger Alan Pollman James Powell Robert Reitz John Richards Thomas Patricia Ringer Kathy Rogers Michael Rohour Sheppard Kerry Snapp Debra Snider Marsha Sparks Terry Stal Janine Tintorri Debbie Warren Arlette Washington Dale Whitmill Mike Wilson Teresa Wolff Don Thomas Jerry Vallangeon Linda Wheeler Diane Whitmill Terry Winslow CLASS MEMBERS NOT PICTURED: Robert Lee Abston Robert Brown Roger Wheeler Barbara Wilfong Cindy Witherspoon Sheila Wyer u John Adkins Vickie Ankrum Kathy Baird Mary Baiskus Janet Barr Steve Barr Nancy Becker Alfred Bedinger Kathy Bell Hi Virginia Bell Peggy Berry Marla Bildilli Cathy Bina Jean Blessent Mike Black Brenda Breezley Tammy Blagg Linda Brooks m 100 Freshmen Get View of Things to Come Freshman officers: Bob Galyen. Vice-President: Peggy Berry, Secretary; Francine Gay, Float Committee Chairman; Mike Wright, Treasurer; Larry Hepburn, President. Cathy Brookshier Cynthia Cornwell Philip Brookshier Kathy Cornwell Lawrence Brown Jack Crawford Raymond Campbell Joe Crawford Terry Cebulski Jack Connor Mark Crook Rick Dill Sheila Donaldson Jim Dukes John Duprey Bill Ellis Gregg Emmert Don Estes Gary Finley Karen Fitzwater George Flora Debbie Freeman Donald Galyen Robert Galyen 102 Francine Gay Sally Gorham Charlyne Gray Micki Greene Janet Griffis Kay Griffith Linda Griffith Brad Guthrie Max Hall Patricia Hamilton 103 Jane Hiatt Joyce Jenkins Carol Jordan James Jordan Richard Kotcher Tom Lourdeau Marsha Miller Steve Miller Steve Martin Barbara Martin Beverly Martin Phyllis Martin Mike Sandy Vicki Simmonds Janice Stal Don Self Clifford Sloan Martha Stanton John Shields Pam Smith Marla Steely John Stokes Lance Thompson Stewart Thornton Tom Walden Vickie Walker CLASS MEMBERS NOT PICTURED: Chris Pate, Thelma Key Snider Kenny Walls Randelyen Warstler Wayne White Randy Wargo Thurman Washington Mary Ann Wilming Carolyn Warner Peggy West Gil Winland ACTIVITIES... Homecoming Begins with J.V. Game, Bonfire, and Snake Dance ... Little Buffs throw Falcons for a loss. Patty and Claudia keep the spirit up. Coach Scott observes Fresh-Soph game closely. Snake Dance scatters enthusiasm through the streets Groups of students huddled around the bonfire to watch the beginning of activities for the 1967 annual Homecoming. Much school spirit was shown as the cheerleaders led an enthusiastic crowd in victory Coach Powell introduces the mighty BufFs before the big game. Confetti is a sure sign that the Mr. Speelman directs the New Teacher Minstrels.” Assembly and Parade... NHS car gives a ride to the Buffalo mascot. Even the faculty gets into the act as a precision!” marching band and football team. Squeaky sax Engle and Dia- lst chair—Mr. Hartley Lead plastic horn —Mr. Smith mond Call drummer. The starting pile-up. cheering squad supports the Buffs! Marching band steps in time to the beat of a victory song. ... Colorful Affairs Drama Club genie grants wish for a victory. Queen candidates and attendants are a highlight of the parade. Candidates Christine Williams Debbi Dukes Cinda Potts Francine Gay, Jennifer Hall, and Glenda Hart, attendants. The Big Night... Admiring fan asks Joe for his autograph after the big game. The crowd roars with excitement as the Buffaloes move on toward victory. U£Z Ul — m • .-r-JVwv,1 - Ti VICTORYMIDNIT Chris can only give exclamation of delight when she is announced queen. All the classes worked hard on their floats, but the juniors captured first place. Second place was awarded to the freshmen, and the sophomores and seniors received third and fourth respectively. V'! ' .QUARTER ... At Last! Mr. Scott maps out strategy during the half-time period. A hard fought game and a smashing score give the Buffaloes cause to celebrate! Last year’s queen, Cindy Yoho, presents the crown to our new queen. Twirlers thrill the audience by twirling fire. Seated: Debbie Dukes; Queen. Christine Williams; and Cinda Potts. Standing: Clay Newlin, Francine Gay, Jeff Newlin Jim Mills, Ben Howard, Glenda Hart. Nick Kanger, Jennifer Hall, and Craig Holstine. Christine in Wonderland Queen Christine and escort Jim have the floor for the Queen’s Dance. Homecoming Dance-The bridge crossing from Reality into a mystical world of enchantment was taken by all who attended the annual 1967 Homecoming Dance. The auditorium was decorated with elves and mushrooms from fairyland, as Christine approached her most glorious night in Wonderland. It was truly a delightful evening that will be remembered forever and a day by all. Soon, the entire court joins them. The music for Wonderland was provided by the Vikings.” OUR 1967 QUEEN CHRISTINE WILLIAMS Christmas with The Mean This Cast Made it Possible We’ve got ya now, fat boy! EH-REM-UMP-ZERK Moop................. George Wolff Santa Claus .................David Wolfe Little Reindeer . . . Sharon Linder A1 ...................John Reed Polar Bear ...........Stan Boyden Mrs. Claus .....Jo Ann Reynolds Star Repair Lady Carolyn Thomas Sheila Wyer Elves..........................Peg Brent Janice Dugger LaDonna Mitchell Bernica Thompson Moopnicks ....................Bill Debenham John Goodwin Cinda Potts Susy Williams Znerk ...............Becky Clark Doll.......................Loretta Mitchell Mad Menacing Moop” You’re a star repair lady? Please don’t eat us Mr. Polar Bear! You need a little more red on this cheek! I still say there will be Christmas in spite of you! What Really Happened The Lawyers Flint and Stevens address the jury and plead for their case. Karen Andre' Carolyn Thomas Attorney Flint George Wolff Attorney Stevens John Reed Nancy Lee Faulkner Sharon Linder John Whitfield Dave Wolfe Larry Regan Jerry Larson Judge Heath Stan Boyden Jane Chandler Suzy Williams Ingrid Junquist JoAnn Reynolds Dr. Kirkland Bill Debenham Officer Sweeney Steve Hart Mrs. Hutchinson Vicki Jackson Magda Swenson Sheila Wyer Hortence Dickford Janice Dugger Secretaries LaDonna Mitchell Peg Brent BalifT John Fitzgerald Matron Sandy Boland Clerk Cathy Whiteside 120 Night of January 16thV’ Karen faints when she learns that Byron is really dead. Nancy, you’re a liar!” Witnesses anxiously wait to learn jury’s verdict. Do you recognize this gun?” You are an embezzler. Miss Junquist!” ADDITIONAL ’ Li’l Abners” and Daisy Maes” are welcomed to Sadie Hawkins dance. Dancing was part of the festivities in Dogpatch. Rev. Armstrong gives us something to think about at Thanksgiving assembly. Tommy Lane impressed all with his powerful voice. The students learned much from the assembly on The Wonderful World of Words.” Assembly on atomic energy was interesting and informative. ACTIVITIES Have and Barb have the leads in the Speech Club play, Man Without a Country.” A Moment of tension comes as Dave must surrender his sword. Dave talks to the grandaughter of his beloved. Debbie and Bernica perform at the Mr. Speelman leads the band in a difficult All members must concentrate to Spring Concert. passage. succeed. JUNIORS SPONSOR WfllL'n atdateS| Ed N°8!ue' DiCk DoWers' and Mark SProuls- and Queen candidates Carolyn Thomas. Pam Wallace, and Terri 1 den anxiously await the announcement of the winners. Last year’s royalty, Karen Johnson Myers and Jeff Newlin. look on. Terri displays a radiant smile as she is presented with roses and the title of Prom Queen. . I he new king and queen enjoy their dance. 1968 PROM ROYALTY KING DICK DOWERS QUEEN TERRI WALDEN A Delightful Evening at the Jerry Larson served as Master of Ceremonies. Juniors, seniors, and faculty enjoy the Class Will and Prophecy. The head table listens as the Senior Class President gives his response. Junior—Senior Prom 'Shades of Blue” provide the music at the Prom. The dance floor becomes crowded during the evening of music. The juniors and seniors listen intently for the announcement of the Prom King and Queen. Baccalaureate The Class of ’68 enters at baccalaureate services. The Junior Class President and Vice-President lead the seniors to their seats. Seniors wait impatiently as the service comes to an end. Rev. J.T. Myers addressed the Class of ’68 at the baccalaureate service. A nervous group awaits the benediction. S. Duel, J. Barr, R. Clark, and S. Gleichman provided some of the music at baccalaureate service. Graduation Night Is a Time Students and teachers alike anxiously await the begin- Rev. Haley gives the invocation, ning of the processional. Ed Noggle gives a fine valedictorian address. The salutatorian address was given by Mark Sprouls. Stan Boyden added much to the ceremony with his song Born Free.” The speaker for the evening was Dr. Robert Bach. Carolyn Thomas sang The Impossible Dream.” of Both Joy and Sorrow The American Legion Good Citizenship Awards were given to George Wolff and Carolyn Thomas by Mr. Lee Black. Esther Sloan Moore gave each of the girls a bouquet of daisies, the class flower. The American legion Auxiliary Av ard was given to Suzy Williams. Mr. Carl Cunningham presented the class with their diplomas. Congratulations flow fast and furious as the ceremonies finally end. At last everything is over and the Seniors are Seniors no more! 131 HONORS DAY Scholarship Winners: S. Williams, B. Kotcher, E. Band Awards: A. Bedinger, B. Thompson. D. Snider, S. Noggle, S. Boyden, M. Sprouls, D. Martin, C. Linder, D. Martin, M. Balskus. Thomas. SAR —DAR: M. Sprouls, D. Martin Presented by Mrs. Keith Jones. I Four Years Perfect Attendance: P. Brown and G. McKinney. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SENIORS Brenda Kotcher Diana Martin LaDonna Mitchell Edwin Noggle Jo Ann Reynolds Mark Sprouls Carolyn Thomas Suzy Williams Catherine Whiteside David Wolfe George Wolff 133 Calendar . v . A Do we really look old enough to be freshmen? Let me see! I think chemistry is this way! AUGUST 28 Seniors seem just as lost as freshmen with the west wing finally repaired. New teachers were introduced in assembly. Greenies quite confused by directions given by Seniors. 29 Yearb x ks arrived today, probably will be studied more than school books for the next few' weeks. 31 First school fight—who really won. R.T. and K.B.?? SEPTEMBER 4 Labor Day-no school. 5 Junior girls and Senior boys went ghost hunting. Did Bob L. really faint when he thought he saw a ghost?? 8 Seniors wore beanies and sweatshirts to school. Class officers were elected. Congratulations Ed N., Greg H., Dennis N., Larry H. 11 Juniors ordered their class rings. 13 Hourly entertainment put on by shop boys making a new sidewalk in front of school. JV cheerleader try-outs. 14 JV cheerleader elections in front of underclassmen. Congratulations Debbie, Karen, Laurie, and Kathy. 15 Great way to start out season, Buffs. JV won 14-13; Varsity, 20-12 against Hoopeston. 18 Freshman initiation. 19 Senior pictures were taken today. 20 New P.E. teacher”-Mrs. Steele-the girls wear out before she does. 21 Second victory for G.H.S. JV against N. Vermillion 34-0. 22 Buffaloes tromped Rockville 34-6. 26 Freshmen had their physical today at Jamaica. How does it feel to faint, M.G.?? 27 Underclassmen pictures. 28 Pep Club officers were elected. Congratulations-Barb L., Bonnie B.. and Janice M. 29 Buffaloes shut down Central of Clifton 12-6. FFA victory dance after game. Homecoming Queen candidates were voted on. Who will be the lucky girl — Cinda P.. Debbie D., or Chris W. Congratulations to the attendants-Glenda H., Jennifer H., and Francine G. OCTOBER 2 Pep Club painted on store windows for the H’coming game. Have you ever heard of a green and red angel, Pat G.? 3 Juniors reached their goal today in magazine sales. 5 Homecoming bonfire and snake dance held. A lot of kids even thought it did rain. 6 We ran over N. Vermillion 14-0. Kazo —are you trying for the world’s record of most touchdowns?? Congratulations. Juniors, on placing first on your float; freshmen 2nd. and Sophomores 3rd —guess where Seniors placed!! Chris, you made a beautiful queen. The miniature footballs are causing quite a riot-how does it feel to get mobbed. Varsity? 9 Only three days of school this week. But it’s supposed to be 90 cubits by 40 cubits! 134 11 Would you believe Peggy B. getting caught in her desk and Mrs. Dixon pulling her out? 1-3-3 Heave!! Great assembly on Beautiful World of Words.” Grade cards delivered. 12 No school - Columbus Day. 13 Buffaloes beat Covington 39-7. Victory dance by Varsity cheerleaders. 16 JV game canceled with W'ville because of rain-or did the Tigers chicken out? ’ 17 Seniors ordered their pictures. 18 Aptitude test for Juniors. 20 Undefeated Buds beat Clinton 26-0. Would you believe Jan A. chasing Mary W. with a snake? 24 How does it feel for a firecracker to go off in your hand. Gary F.? 25 Dress-up Day, seniors wore sweatshirts. 27 Hobo day. Undefeated Schlarman gets beaten by the MIGHTY’ BUFFS! 30 Pep session to celebrate Friday’s victory. We love you. Buffaloes. NOVEMBER 2 Spanish Club initiation. Smile, Greenies, and bear it! 3 Buffaloes walk over Westville 19-13. Victory dance with Plastic Skye. 6 Night School. 9 College night at Hoopeston for Juniors and Seniors. 10 Last game of the season-we went undefeated 9-0-0!! Congratulations, Mr. Powell. 15 All-County football announced. Congrats-Joe, Alan, Randy, Dick, Mark, and Stan. 16 Crazy Hat and Shoe Day. Dale T. and Beverly M. won the contest. 17 Honor Banquet for football. 22 Thanksgiving Asse-mbly by local ministers. Beautiful solo, Carolyn. Won first basketball game with East Lynn. Victory dance held by Varsity cheerleaders. 27 Everyone had to drag themselves back to school. 28 Juniors are now officially upperclassmen; they got their class rings. DECEMBER 4 Nancy Gilroy came as exchange student; Barb L. went to Jamaica High. 5 Teachers’ meeting. 12 Seniors got their pictures today. 13 Is that all you have to do, Mr. Miller,-make Christmas Cards all day?? 14 Dramatics Club put on Christmas play for other schools Drama Clubs. 21 Wiyare all the classes having secret” Christmas parties?? Would you believe Kip B. and Everett R. singing for History class? 22 Last day of school. VACATION! Merry Christmas! Christmas assembly. Congratulations, Randy, being voted on All-Tourney team. JANUARY It looks like a unicorn to me!! So this is how you Boogaloo! Take it off! Sis-Boom-Ba- 3 Constitution test. 9 Buffs beat Ridgefarm. Senior girls had a birthday cake for Peg B. 10 Where did you say that center of gravity was, Chipper S.? 12 G’town walked over Jamaica. Dance afterwards by Lettermen’s Club. 15 No school because of snow. County Tourney is tonite. Lost to Oakwood, great game anyway. 18 Semester exams. 22 Speech class selling toothbrushes-get the hint?? 23 New P.E. teacher - Welcome! 25 Grade cards again! 26 Seniors voted on Girl and Boy Citizenship. Congratulations, Mark and Diana. 29 Seniors are getting an early start on their term papers, or is it just an excuse to go to the library and talk? 30 Assembly given by Student Council. Were you really winking at the singer, Sharon L.? Buffs shut down Villa Grove. 31 Earl Roberts put on assembly — very good. How does room spray work as spray deodorant. Phyllis M.? FEBRUARY 2 Dance tonite with Wild Things. Constitution test again. 6 Game with Rossville. 12 No school - Lincoln’s birthday! 13 Game with Westville. How do va like being cheerleaders — Ken H., Larry L., Kip B„ and Dick D.?? 14 Valentines Day. 16 Senior girls had birthday cake for Cinda. 20 Would you believe a SALT fight, M.Y. and C.W.? 22 Assembly by Speech classes. 23 Sadie Hawkins dance. 27 Seniors got TB shots today-OUCH!! MARCH 1 New record set - 33 people ate off one apple?!? 5 Regional tournament at Westville. 8 Assembly on atomic energy — great! 14 Good thing that was invisible ink, Denny M. 136 18 Basketball games between classes. Seniors won and Juniors won. 21 Game between Seniors and Juniors —of course, the Seniors tromped the Juniors! APRIL 2 Assembly sponsored by Student Council. Great game of spaceball. Curt S. and George W.! 3 Junior Career Day at Oakwood. 5 Easter Vacation. Band tour to Chicago. 16 No one was ready to come back to school, least of all teachers! FFA tour to G.M. 20 Larry Lujack dance sponsored by FFA. 22 Chris, you ought to start an ear-piercing business!?! 24 All the girls are concentrating on the big night coming up-Prom! 25 Grade cards. National Honor Society Assembly— congratulations to new members. 26 It was a wonderful Prom! Thank vou, Juniors. Congratulations to Dick Dowers and Terri W. on getting King and Queen. 30 Seniors got their invitations for graduation. Not much time left in good old G.H.S., Seniors. MAY 1 Cheerleading try-outs. Congratulations to Claudia, Janice. Debbie, Marcia, and Debbie. 3 County track meet - Georgetown won! 7 Teachers’ meeting. 8 Too bad it wasn’t a real Fire, Mr. Miller. Fresh-Soph county meet. G’town placed 3rd. 10 Hobo Day. 14 Seniors had presidents’ test—wasn’t Abraham Lincoln the first President! 15 Assembly on drugs for Juniors and Seniors. Student Council election for 1968-1969-congratulations new members. 17 Track Banquet. 22 Graduation practice-not too good, eh. 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Featuring: University Phone 662-8333-662-8284 Levis Georgetown, 111. Farah His Jarman Shoes Compliments of: FIRST NATIONAL HOUGHTON FUNERAL HOME BANK Georgetown, Illinois Westville, Illinois 142 Compliments of THE BOOSTER CLUB Compliments of INTERNATIONAL ORDER OF RAINBOW FOR GIRLS Georgetown Assembly 107 Compliments of BILL’S COACH SALES Class of ’54 312 Mill St. Georgetown. 111. RED-DALE Pickup Campers Camp Trailers Compliments of RIDGEWAY LANES Ridgefarm, 111. HENDERSON INSURANCE THE AGENCY FRIENDLY CAFE Welcome to Iff Home Made Pies Home Cooked Meals Our best wishes Open 6:30; Closed 7:00 p.m. to you JOHN L. GILLILAND, Compliments of AGENT PENRY FURNITURE (standard') Georgetown, Illinois 662-8127 Congratulations Seniors MAX CALL INSURANCE AGENCY Pekin Farmers —American States Auto — Life — Fire Drive Safely Congratulations to the Graduating Class of ’68 ST. 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Tenth St. Georgetown, 111. Georgetown. Illinois Compliments of GLEN’S MAN, INC. SINCLAIR SERVICE Congratulations to the Complete Auto Service class of 1968. Best 24 Hour Wrecker Service wishes and great success 1000 N. Main St. as you enter the world Georgetown. 111. of business and industry. 662-6525 Fresh Donuts Daily ALEXANDER SPORTING GEORGETOWN GOODS, INC. DONUT SHOP 155 N. Vermilion Special Danville. Illinois Orders Phone 446-0614 June and Sterling 147 COX’S MOTEL South Main Street Georgetown THE CARD COTTAGE Wedding Invitations Party Goods Greeting Cards 53 North Vermilion St. Danville, III. Compliments of REICHERT DODGE PEARSON ROOFING and SIDING COMPANY “Our Work is Tops” 211 South Main Street Georgetown. Illinois 2427 Georgetown Rd. Danville, 111. Georgetown Methodist Church (Ha me I at furniture Congratulates the Graduating Class of 1968 Home of Brand Names Corner of Walnut and Williams 443-3666 Danville Illinois Congratulations to Graduating Class of 1968 J. L. EDMONDS COMPANY INC. When You Think of Flowers Think of BURGOYNE’S FLOWER SHOP 662-2116 Georgetown, 111. U8 ENJOY WRIGHT’S ICE CREAM CONGRATULATIONS AND REST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS FROM BETTIE S BEAUTY SHOP 305 Mill St.. Georgetown. III. FRANK’S BARBER SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF P. N. HIRSCH and CO. 108 S. State Street Westville, Illinois HERBERT BOUTON AND SON FLOUR-EEED-SEED 905 N. Main Street Georgetown. Illinois Phone 662-6881 MIKE’S GRILL 2006 Georgetown Hoad SPECIALIZE in CARRYOUT ORDERS See Us At Franklin and Williams, too. COOL SPOT DRIVE-IN S. State Street Westville. Illinois ROOT V' BEER % Sportswear Coats Graduation BETTY GAY 149 COMPLIMENTS OF CASTLE’S GLEN T. SMITH BUSINESS MACHINES. EQUIPMENT CO. Chrysler “SERVING VERMILION COUNTY AREA SINCE 1930” Plymouth PHONE 442-5797 20 W. NORTH STREET Imperial P.O. B« x 701 DANVILLE, ILLINOIS 61834 Valiant Field Bulbs Carden Plants Crass Seed Pottery Carden Tools Fertilizers BELTON CANDY CO. WHOLESALE CONFECTIONS DODSON SEED STORE 202-206 WEST MAIN STREET DANVILLE. ILLINOIS PHONE: 217 442-1796 442-0831 43 N. JACKSON STREET DANVILLE. ILLINOIS WEIL’S SEW-VAC MECHALAS STORE SALES SERVICE 600 N. MAIN STREET GEORGETOWN. ILLINOIS PHONE 662-6517 r. Sewing Machines •r Vacuum Cleaners s r Sold Repaired 662-8744 614 S. Main St. Georgetown, Illinois HOME FURNISHINGS—WALL DECOR WESTERN AUTO MOHAWK CARPETING-GIFTS EVERYTHING FOR YOUR HOME VISIT THIS DELIGHTFUL STORE ASSOCIATE STORE and you. too. will agree that it's worth a TRIP TO WESTVILLE-JUST TO SHOP KENNETH CARROLL WILLIAMS HOME SUPPLY GEORGETOWN, ILLINOIS Phone 267-2371 Westville. Illinois 150 U-DO-IT CAR WASH JONES SPORTING GOODS Ice —24 Hour Service North Edge of Georgetown Hunting, Fishing, Camping Equipment Guns and Ammunition 414 N. Main Georgetown Phone 662-8581 Compliments of IVAN R. WILLIAMS EDMUND G. ANDRACKI BARBER SHOP M.D. Corner of N. Walnut and Third Street Georgetown. Illinois Compliments of SNIDER’S GEORGETOWN on the Mall at North St. Coats, Dresses, Sportswear EIRE Lingerie, Uniforms, Maternities DEPARTMENT “Where the customer has her way” SECOND CHANCE Compliments of WILMA THOMAS’ TEEN-CENTER BEAUTY SHOP Chrisman, Illinois 418 LOGAN STREET Georgetown, Illinois 151 f COMPLIMENTS OF GEORGETOWN PUBLIC PAT’S BEAUTY AND WIG SALON LIBRARY Bess MeDill, Librarian 105 East West Street Tues.-Sat. 12:30-5:30 Georgetown, Illinois KLIP AND KUKL CENTRAL SHEET METAL BEAUTY SHOP Pauline Bell, Proprietor 207 East Stone Street Georgetown, Illinois Phone 662-8170 • Heating Plumbing • Air Conditioning Roofing CUSTOM SHEET METAL WORK 717 East Main Street Danville, Illinois 442-3576 THE BOOK OF LIFE— Is A Positive Way. C.E. Spang COMPLIMENTS OF GEORGETOWN FEED MILL EPHESIANS 6: 2 I CORINTHIANS 6:19. 20 MATTHEW 5: 3-16 PROVERBS 4: 1-27 Better Feed Service Custom Grinding, Mixing, Pelleting Georgetown, Illinois 662-6676 COMPLIMENTS OE DANVILLE COMPLIMENTS OF FLORAL COMPANY FINE FLOWERS-ALWAYS 18 W. NORTH STREET 442-4500 DANVILLE. ILLINOIS L M SLAUGHTER HOUSE GEORGETOWN, ILLINOIS 152 GOOD LUCK TO TH€ GRADUATING CLASS Enjoy that REFRESHING NEW FEELING you get from Coke! BEST WISHES BIGGS JUST WHAT YOUR DOCTOR ORDERS ‘Sea zn4o t SHELL SERVICE | | 'PAtvwtatcf 912 N. VERMILION ST. • DANVILLE, ILLINOIS TELEPHONE 442-0121 PSHELL') smr 399 North Main Georgetown. Illinois Phone 662-2141 153 511 S. Main Georgetown THE RALLY ROOM For Pizza Dan Prater—Owner 1 Compliments of DUTCHMAN S PIZZA KITCHEN OLD ENGLISH Phone: 125 E. 14th St. 443-1031 Danville, Illinois 443-2353 Dear Readers: As the year draws to a close, at last, we of the 1968 Buffalo Staff realize that we have many thank yous to extend. First and foremost, we would like to extend our thanks to the teachers of G.H.S. They have not only inspired us to learn all we can but have also endeavored to prepare us for the many responsibilities of life. Next, we would like to thank the people of the community for their support and cooperation with the school throughout the year. For without the support of the community, the school would be unable to enjoy many of its activities. The students of G.H.S. also are to be thanked for their support. We hope to please all of our customers” with the work we have done. One of the biggest thanks we have to extend is to the area businessmen for their willingness to advertise in our yearbook. Without the aid of these businesses, we would not be able to produce a yearbook at all. As we end a year of fun and hard work on the Yearbook Staff, we wish to extend our best of luck” to the staff of next year. We hope that Rita and Randy have an exciting, profitable year as the new editors. Now, as we say good-bye to our high school years and go on to higher goals and greater achievements, we say, We’ll never forget you, G.H.S.” 154 1968 Buffalo Staff