Georgetown High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Georgetown, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1970 volume:

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On the ladder of civilization we are approaching the bottom rung, where destruction and senseless killing are a way of life. At the top of this ladder we find a calmness and tranquility in a world thoroughly absorbed in peace, a utopian world, of course, but we still reserve the right to make that world our goal and work toward obtaining it. Therefore we, the 1970 Yearbook Staff, dedicate this .3 ' ) Y 81 UNDERCLASSMEN FRESHMEN Diane Adkins Don Adkisson Earl Arnett Wendy Baker Karen Beck Mary Ann Bedinger Connie Bell Rick Biggs Jean Black Cheryl Boggess Don Boggess Denise Boyden Glen Brent Cathy Brittingham Lou Ann Brookshier Douglas Carney Chris Collins Patsy Cook Mark Coons Alan Crawford Crystal Deering Randy Deffenbaugh Cathy Dill Ken Doggett Bill Elliott Julie Erickson Carol Etheridge Jane Etheridge Frank Fitzwater Gina Ford Karen Fratick Juanita Gash Rick Gill Tom Gilliland Tom Gleichman Mike Grider Jenifer Gustiatus Rodney Hagerman Sheri Hart Tim Hart Nancy Heiser Randy Hepburn Cheryl Hesler Pat Holem Terry Hoskins Bonnie Howard Steve Hubbard Connie Jackson Mark Jackson Delbert Jeffers Rhonda Jenkins Steve Johnson Wayne Johnson Deborah King Janice Kittel Debbie Knifely Roy Knight Kathy Kotcher Charles Lambert Ronnie Lane Richard Lane Dennis Lewis Mike Lewis Tony Lodis Richard Long Norma Long Andrea Mabry Randy Marriage Kim McDowell Dennis McKinney Patsy Meeker Cheryl Miethe Cathy Miller Monty Miller Mike Mills Bill Morefield Debra Newlin Steven Nigra Suzanne Palt ridge Cindy Parke Kerry Parker Rickie Parker Curt Pearman Linden Pearson Paula Pearson Steven Pnbble Vickie Pruitt Debbie Redmond Steven Rhoden Gordon Richards Sherry Richie 21 Rosella Rollins Cheryl Rose Jack Royster Debbie Sandy Mike Seilhymer Mike Silver Carol Smith Penny Smith Vickie Smith John Smock Edna Gray Bob Sprouts Elizabeth Staub Mark Steely Kathleen Stone Mike Taylor Connie Thompson Mike Thompson FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED James Bowers Keith Doggett Ron Hoffman Frank Fitzwater Edna Gray Debbie Miller Patricia McCloud Randy Thornton Darryl Tintorri Donna Torres Mitchell Walton Jin, Weaver Malia Weaver Melinda Weaver Maria Williams Terri Williams Vic Wimsett Linda Winslow Bill Wolff Kay Young Ronnie Young 22 SOPHOMORES Patty Baird Grace Bardell Tim Barney Thresa Becker Carol Bell Steve Bell Terry Berck Debbie Biggs Suzie Black Diana Boggess Don Boland Clyde Bomgardner Mark Brittingham Mary Mae Brooks Patty Brooks Jodi Brown Veronica Buyno Richard Carrigan Dane Clark Debra Clark Bridget Collom Dan Collom Stephen Cook Mark Cravens Mike Cravens Christine Cray era ft Dennis Daulton Dean Dawson 23 Mary Ann Deering Randy Devore Joe Dill Pam Dill Paul Doggett Mack Dudley Kent Dukes Rhonda Edmonds Anna Lee Edwards Robert Ellis Gary Emmert Peggy Everett Kathy Fazio Dorothy Fitzwater Janice Forbes Larry Gabehart Kathy Galyen Lou Ann Galyen Sharon Gilkison Debbie Grant Beth Grider Mike Guiliani Leonard Hale Kay Hall Connie Hamand Sally Hammand Jackie Harr old Mark Henschen Brad Hester Mike Hinchman Myra Hoskins Bob Jackson Randy Jackson Rick Johnson Donna Jo Jordon Jim Jordon Gene Kern Mike Kestufski Bruce Klink 24 Diane Kozak Debbie Kuyrkendall Cordell Laster Jean Long Paula Martin Debra Maskel Charlotte McNeese Mike Miller Claude Moorefield Cindy Morrison Jack Morrison Debbie Myers Paula Myers Danny Nale Mark Nale Romus Nargelenus Dick Osborne Billy Pearson Pat Petersak Jim Poll man Janet Pribble Sharon Rogers Lucinda Ross iter Gary Schaffer Vickie Seilhymer Steve Sliva Teresa Sloan Brenda Smith Mike Snider Steve Starwalt Lemoyne Stephen Dianne Stewart Lana Sutton Janina Taran Greg Taylor Danny Thomen Jim Thompson Gary Tibbs Theresa Tintorri Bruce Van Diver 25 p SOPHS NOT PICTURED Mickey Carrington George Gumm Donald Hart Terry Lewis Robert McCloud Terry Vallangeon Victor Wimsett fx 0 Darlene Wargo Bill Warren Edmond Washington Bill Wilson Carroll Wilson Debbie Wilson Rick Wilson Robert Wilson Cheryl Wise Virginia Witherspoon 26 JUNIORS Joe Crawford John Adkins Vickie Ankrum Kathy Baird Mary Balskus Wayne Banta Janet Barr Steve Barr Nancy Becker Alfred Bedinger Kathy Bell Virginia Bell Peggy Berry Marla Bildilli Cathy Bina Mike Black Tammy Blagg Brenda Breezley Cathy Brookshier PhiUgBrookshier 1Lawrence Kathy Cornwell Jackie Crawford 27 Rick Dill Paul Doggett Sheila Donaldson James Dukes Johnny Duprey Bill Ellis Gary Emmert Don Estes Gary Finley George Flora Debra Freeman Bob Galyen Don Galyen Francine Gay Janice Gordan Sally Gorham Charlyne Gray Micki Greene Janet Griffis Brad Guthrie 28 Max Hall Patricia Hamilton Debbie Hamn Cindy Hart Susie Hart Larry Hepburn Beverly Hewitt Terry Hewlett Jane Hiatt Joy Hoi daw ay Joyce Jenkins Carol Jordan James Jordan Richard Kotcher Tom Lourdeau Phyllis Martin Jane McDowell Cindy Me Masters Harry Meyers Marsha Miller Stephen Miller Charles Moore Debbie Morrison Ray Mosier Ed Murray Jim Pearson Liz Peel man Deborah Pollitt Ann Prater Cynthia Pribble Nancy Pribble Charles Rhoden Charles Robertson Edna Rollins Rita Rossiter Lynnette Sandy Mike Sandy Vickie Simmonds John Shields Clifford Sloan At 0-' 30 Pam Smith Thelma Snyder Janice Stal Martha Stanton Marla Steely John Stokes Stu Thornton Tom Walden Vickie Walker Randy Wargo Carolyn Warner Randelyn Warstler Thurman Washington Peggy West Wayne White Mary Ann Wilming Bob W ini and Gil Winland Mike Wright James Young JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Bob Brown Terry Cebu Is ki Mark Crook Michael Farmer Linda Griffith Don Self Jerry Vallangeon 3? CLASS OFFICERS ADVISORS Freshman Advisor: Miss McLin. Officers: Tom Gilliland, President: Jean Black, Vice-President: Rhonda Jenkins, Secretary: Janice Kittell, Treasurer. Sophomore Advisor: Mr. Call. Officers: Mike Cravens, President; Debbie Grant, Vice-President: Mark Cravens, Secretary: Mike Snider, Treasurer. 32 Junior Advisors: Mr. Scott, Mrs. Sonderby. Officers: Jim Dukes, President; Larry Hepburn, Vice-President; Mary Balskus, Secretary-Treasurer. Executive Committee: Mike Black, Steve Barr, Joe Crawford, Cathy Brookshier, Martha Stanton, Thelma Snider, Jan Stal, Pat Hamilton. Advisors: Mrs. Humrichous, Mr. Benjamin. Officers: Jerry Silver, President; Laurie Dukes, Vice-President; Karen Parker, Secretary; Jan Galyen, Treasurer. Executive Committee: Clay Newlin, Mike Daulton, Dennis Niziolkiewicz, John Lopinski, Mike Petersak, Fred Stewart. 33 ACTIVITIES 0NI1AIOO3IAIOH HIGHLIGHTS ‘s- FRIEC CHICKEN 38 HOMECOMING ISA 40 DREAM COME TRUE 41 1969-70 HOMECOMING QUEEN 1970 PROM ROYALTY A TIME Last year’s queen: Barbara Griec Last year’s king: Mike Steely Queen candidate: Brenda Myers King candidate: Mike Daulton Queen candidate: Laurie Dukes King candidate: Clay Newlin Queen candidate: Karen Parker King candidate: Bob Reitz FOR US SWEETHEART DANCE PRESENTING—Francine Gay and Cheryl Hester, the gracious court of her majesty, Paula Martin, “Sweetheart” of the Ball. Also their escorts: Dick Dowers, Gil Winland, and Don Boland. Candidate, Arlette Washington, was not present. Cheryl, Frosh attendant, and her escort Paula and Don, Soph, majesties, reigned Francine, Jr. dignitary, and Dick, graced Gil displayed great supremacy. with sparkling personality. the evening with their presence. 48 February—the month of valentine's, cu-pids, love, and happiness. And the G.H.S. Spanish Club had all these in mind, when they presented the annual Sweetheart Dance. The semi-formal ball was highlighted by the music of the Shades of Blue. But all was not blue, the night was gay, The perfect ending to a “lover”ly Valentine's Day. 49 50 N.H.S. INITIATION FRONT ROW: Laurie Dukes, Jan Stal, Mary Balskus, Martha Stanton, Kathy Cornwell, Joy Holdaway, Carolyn Warner, Vickie Walker. BACK ROW: Debbie Freeman, Thelma Snyder, Jim Dukes, Wayne White, Max Hall, John Bowers, John Lopinski, Terry Stal, Mark Brent, Vickie Ankrum, Beverly Hewitt. The reception following the ceremonies allowed time for stimulating conversation and relaxation with parents and faculty. The National Honor Society met in receiving 19 members into the Georgetown chapter. Each candidate was screened by a panel of students and teachers, on the ideals of character, scholarship, leadership, and service. Each member pledged to speak and act in behalf of the public school systems whenever the need arises, to honor the principles that our country is built on. and to uphold acts of truth and righteousness while opposing those dishonorable. Welcome and congratulations to these worthy students on behalf of the NHS officers and members, the faculty, and GHS students. In conclusion of the initiation provisional members of “71” school year were announced and an award was presented to Jim Dukes for outstanding scholastic average. 51 YOU WERE THERE Singout was a musical program presented by high school students in this area. The audience was amazed with the beautiful sounds presented by their peers. The auto demonstration was held to show the enormous distances required to stop an automobile. The G.H.S. audience was enthralled as Texas Terry starred in his one man Wild West Show. PEANUTS drawings by Yearbook Staff with apologies to Charles M. Schulz-© (year) United Features. © 1950 1969-70 ASSEMBLIES A standing ovation was given Dr. Ross for an outstanding performance. Through his hypnotic power the true disposition of the seniors was brought out. Ed Schetter showed us the many advantages of Yoga. The many exercises he demonstrated were thoroughly enjoyed by the audience. Bob Larson took us through the history of rock and roll, and played many numbers for us on his guitar. 1970 MUSICAL: GET UP AND GO 54 55 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY REST ASSURED by Donald Payton The fabulous mansion of the Morlock family was the setting for the Junior Class Play this year which was presented December 20th and 21st. The play, which was about a tight-wad millionaire who denied the hand of his daughter to an immigrant butcher's son, was presented under the direction of Mr. Robert Benjamin. Mary Ann practices up to become the world champion lady wrestler. Mr. Morlock Mrs. Morlock Mary Jessica Mildred Joe Lanconi Luigi Lanconi Martha Lucifer Miss Akers George Plew Mrs. Schmaltz Dr. Brown Mr. Black Mrs. Frinck Jake Jim is determined not to let his daughter marry a butchers’ son. 56 The spirits of Cathy and Steve admire their sons fiance. Max is going to capture his victim with the help of Peggy. Jim Pearson Janice Stal Martha Stanton Mary Ann Wilming Mary Balskus Raymond Mosier Steve Barr Cathy Bina Max Hall Janet Barr Wayne White Peggy West Lawrence Brown Steve Miller Cathy Brookshire Joe Crawford In his dream Jim sees Janice, his wife, with an eager suitor, Lawrence. 57 ACTIVITIES 58 ATGHS 59 60 syoiNas pA RONALD D. ALLHANDS “Buzzard” TOM BOMGARDNER JOHN ADKISSON KENNETH L. BLACK DARRELL ACORD “Acrod” D. DIANE BLACK “Diane MIKE ARTMAN Art STEVE BANT A GARY BEAVER HARVEY JOE BONOMO Harv JOHN DALE BOWERS “Bowser” MARK E. BRENT Mark BONNIE K. BUHOVECKY “ Blond ie” THERESA BUYNO “Trese JENNIFER LOUISE DEBENHAM “Jenny JIM DICKSON ‘Dick Jimson 64 JAMES E. CHANDLER “Spaz” DENNIS COLLINS “Cherry” MIKE D AULT ON “Dink” CATHRYN D. DAVIDSON “Cat” DAVID DOYLE “Dave” 65 LAURIE DUKES “Ducks” DEBRA KAY EHLENFELD “Debbie” WILLIAM A. ELLIOT “Wild Bur RICHARD ERICKSON “Rich” LARRY ROBERT GILLILAND “Larry” RONNA ANN GRIDER “Ron” JEAN HALL “Jeanie DONNA EVERSOLE “Dimples” DONALD W. GALYEN JANICE GALYEN “Janni” KATHLEEN HALL “Kathy” RAY HAMM “Ray” 67 JENNIFER HALL “Pudie 68 STEVE HART Steve JANETS. HUBBARD Jan GEORGE A. JOHNSON LAURA KAY KATAVICH Kay LORAN LEWIS Junior” JOHN LOPINSKI Magic Fingers DENNIS HURST DENNIS M. JACKSON Denny JOHN R. KEES “Long John DIANE LACK Diane” PHILLIP MAR!AGE Phil DIANA MAXWELL 69 DAVID MICHAEL McCONNELL “Mike BRUCE ALAN McKINNEY Brucie MELODY J. McNEESE Moose ROBERT MORRISON “Bob SHARON KAY MORRISON Bunny BRENDA MYERS Bren 70 LORETTA MAY MITCHELL “Loretta VICKIE MEANS DAVID NAYLOR 'David” CONNIE NEWELL SPENCER NALE “Spenc” CAROLYN MORGAN “Susie 71 CLAY NEWLIN “Pollack 72 DENNIS NIZIOLKIEWICZ Nish JOHN PATTERSON “John MICHAEL EDWIN PENNIGER “Mike JIM POWELL ti Sack ROBERT REITZ Crip CAROLYNS. ONLEY “Onrey” KAREN R. PARKER Parker MICHAEL P. PETERSAK Pete’’ ALAN W. POLLMAN “Chump” JOHN O. RICHARDS “Jack” PATRICIA ANN RINGER “Trisha 73 KATHY DARLENE ROGERS “Cat” MARSHA SPARKS ROGERS DEBRA KAY SNIDER “Debbie” TERRY STAL “Star MIKE ROHOUR LEROY STEPHENSON “Lee 74 THOMAS A. SHEPPARD “Tom” DEBORAH STEVENSON “Debbie” GERALD LEE SILVER “Jerry” FREDERICK EUGENE STEWART “Buck Wheat KERRY LEE SNAPP “Kerry” VERLENE TAYLOR “Vee” 75 SENIORS NOT PICTURED CHARLES BEAVER “Charlie DONALD M. THOMAS “Don ARLETTE WASHINGTON Wash LINDA LOU WHEELER “Linda TERRY WINSLOW CINDY LEE WITHERSPOON Blondie W. JANINE TINTORRI “Ninee” DEBBIE WARREN RALPH WILLIAMS “King P MIKE WILSON “Leon” TERESA M. WOLFF “7 ese” SHEILA ANN WYER She” 77 1970 SENIOR DARRELL ACORD Froggy Went a Courtin “Can I play, Coach?” Sitting on the bench Crafts Club 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3 JOHN ADKISSON Dizzy “Here Kitty, Kitty” Loafing, being with Joy and fishing RONALD D. ALLHANDS Pusher Man “I’ll break your back Slave driver MIKE ARTMAN Summertime “I got an idea” Playing the guitar Crafts Club 1,2,3 STEVE BANTA Happy Together “You nerd Basketball, football, playing records CHARLES BEAVER Suspicious Mind “I can't put it down” Loafing GARY BEAVER Lady Willpower “Really” Running around D. DIANE BLACK Cherish “You dummy!” Listening to records and watching all kinds of sports Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Echo Staff 3 KENNETH L. BLACK Come Together “That ain’t no joke” Hunting beaver for Chandler to shoot TOM BOMGARDNER One Tin Soldier “Hold dis Julius” Riding around with my buddies HARVEY JOE BONOMO Gentle On My Mind Hunting and electronics JOHN DALE BOWERS Sugar, Sugar Pistol and rifle shooting, gun collecting Chess Club 2,3 Pres. 3,4; Crafts Club 3,4; Treasurer 3,4 MARK E. BRENT What Is Youth “Indubitably” Running against teachers Basketball 1,2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Yearbook 4; Letter-mans Club 4; Track 1,3,4 BONNIE K. BUHOVECKY Jean “I don’t know” Just messing around F.H.A. 2 THERESA BUYNO More “Wait a minute” Riding horses JAMES E. CHANDLER Let It All Hang Out “You dingleberry” Ghost hunting, shooting beavers, and trying to outdo the police DENNIS COLLINS Little Brown Jug “Bull” Messing around Football 1,2,3,4; Lettermans Club 3,4; F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4 Pres. 4 PAMELA SUE COOK It Hurts So Bad “Really” Being with boys and listening to their bull Pep Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1; Chorus 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 1, Queen 4; Student Council 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Recreation Club 4 ROBERT LEE COOPER Medicine Man “If you don’t succeed, try again” Working on cars Chess Club; Projectionists Club MIKE DAULTON I Will Always Think About You “Can’t say it” Drums Crafts Club Officer 2,3,4; Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Junior Class Executive Committee; Student Council 4 78 DIRECTORY CATHRYN D. DAVIDSON Sugar, Sugar “You’re kiddin’ me” Running around with all my friends G.A.A. 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3, 4; Band 1,2; Yearbook 4 JENNIFER LOUISE DEBENHAM Theme From Exodus “Oh come off it” Writing, playing flute, churchwork, Rainbow Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Science Club 4; Drama Club 3; Speech Club 3; N.H.S. 3,4; Band 1,2; Recreation Club 4; Senior Play JIM DICKSON The Anaheim, Azusa, and Cucamonga Sewing Circle “You’ll play yet, Acord” To become a teacher and football coach Lettermans Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4, Pres. 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4 DAVID DOYLE Watching T.V. LAURIE DUKES Love is Blue “Oh, marvey!” To go on to college and learn something Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; N.H.S. 3,4; Echo Staff 4; Class Vice-President 4 DEBRA KAY EHLENFELD April Love “Boo on you” Being with Phil and all sports Pom Pon girl 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,4 WILLIAM A. ELLIOT Yellow Submarine “Just grunches of them” Football and working on the farm Chess Club 1,2 RICHARD ERICKSON Born to be Wild “Big deal” Riding around and gettin’ in trouble Crafts Club 4; French Club 4 DONNA EVERSOLE Sugar, Sugar “You’re kidding” Riding horses, reading F.H.A. 4 DONALD W. GALYEN Blue Velvet “Shucks” JANICE GALYEN I Will Always Think About You “Well, why not?” Being with Bobby Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Chorus 1,3; Musical 3; Drama Club 2,3; Library 1,2 President 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Steering Committee 3; Class Treasurer 4; N.H.S. 2,3,4 Treasurer 4; Echo Staff 3; Buffalo Staff 4 LARRY ROBERT GILLILAND Going to the Chapel “So what?” Working Student Council 1,2,3; Lettermans Club 3; Football 1,2,3; Class President 3; Crafts Club 4 RONNA ANN GRIDER Love Theme from Romeo and Juliet “Boo on it!” Sing-Out and just running around Pep Club 1,2,3; Drama Club 2,3; N.H.S. 2,3,4 Secretary 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Echo Staff 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Musical 3,4; Senior Class Play; Library 2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3 JEAN HALL Let It Be Me “Groovy, man, groovy” Singing, skiing, talking Chorus 1; Pep Club 3,4; Recreation Club 4; Science Club 4 JENNIFER HALL Sunny “Mm sly” Swimming, running around, and dancing Pep Club 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3 Vice-President 2, Points Chairman 3; Homecoming Attendant 2; Chorus 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Recreation Club Planning Committee 4; Steering Committee 3 KATHLEEN HALL Young Girl “How can that be!” Dating, skiing, dancing Science Club 1,2,3,4 Secretary-Treasurer 3; Pep Club 1,2,4; J.V. Cheeerleader 2; Senior Play RAY HAMM Jean “That ain’t no bull!” Hunting STEVE HART Come Together 79 Peace!” Messing around Drama Club 2,3; Chess Club 2 JANET S. HUBBARD I Wanna Be Free “I’m telling you Being with Mark Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,4 Degree Chairman 4; Chorus 3,4; Speech 4 DENNIS M. JACKSON A Boy Named Sue Being with Ginge F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Parliamentarian 4; Basketball 2,3,4 GEORGE A. JOHNSON I Can’t Get Next To You “What’s happening?” Basketball Crafts Club 2,3,4; Projectionists Club 4; Basketball Letterman 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Football 4 LAURA KAY KATAVICH Hurts So Bad “Can I ask you something—you won’t get mad?” Just messing around Chorus 1 Vice-President 1; Pep Club 1,2,4; Yearbook 4 JOHN R. KEES Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me “Do your thing” Lovin’ my girl baby DIANE LACK Love Is All Around Really?” Horseback riding, reading, watching all sports F.H.A. 3,4 Treasurer, Secretary; Pep Club 4; Speech Club 4 LORAN LEWIS Sweet Cherry Wine “You dunce!” Football, basketball, playing records Football 1; Basketball 1; Track 1 JOHN LOPINSKI A Day in the Life “Bull!” Making beautiful music, wasting people’s time Student Council 2,3,4; Science Club 1,2,3,4 President 3; Class President 1 Vice-President 3; Executive Committee 2,4; Lettermans Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2 PHILLIP MARIAGE Sweet Cherry Wine “You’re nuts, kid” Fishing, hunting, being with Debbie DAVID MICHAEL McCONNELL Jumpin Jack Flash Bushwah Playing football, swimming, and running around Speech Club 1; Student Council 2,3 President 4; Lettermans Club 2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2 BRUCE ALAN McKINNEY Kindness “Shut up, Lash!” Basketball F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Reporter 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4 MELODY J. McNEESE Sugar, Sugar “Shut up, my name’s not Moose” Basketball F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Project Chairman 2, Historian 4; Pep Club 3,4; Chorus 4; Recreation Club 4 LORETTA MAY MITCHELL Hurts So Bad “Guess what” Art, sewing, reading, and messing around F.H.A. 1; Band 1; Science Club 2,3; French Club 2,3,4; N.H.S. 2,3,4; Drama Club 2,3 CAROLYN MORGAN Let It Be Me “You dope” Playing basketball F.H.A. 2,3,4 ROBERT MORRISON Help “That’s the breaks” Collecting and listening to Beatle records SHARON KAY MORRISON More “Oh, man” Swimming, dancing, and being with George BRENDA MYERS Make Believe No way!” Running around, boys, listening to the radio SPENCER NALE Football and working on my bomb Lettermans Club 3,4 DAVID NAYLOR Try it” Swimming Science Club 2; Projectionists Club 2 Treasurer 3, President 4 CLAY NEWLIN It Hurts So Bad “Huh?” 80 Cycle riding, racing, girls Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1; F.F.A 1,2,3,4 Secretary 2,3,4; Class Treasurer 1; Executive Committee 2,4 DENNIS NIZIOLKIEWICZ Happiness is a Warm Gun “Grass is green, sky is blue, if I had a favorite saying I wouldn’t tell you” Killing rats in the cafeteria Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Class Vice-President 1, President 2; Executive Committee 3,4; Science Club 2; Lettermans Club 3,4 Treasurer 4 CAROLYN S. ONLEY Baby It's You “Wait a minute” Running around, listening to the radio F.H.A. 2 KAREN R. PARKER Wouldn’t It Be Nice “Are you kiddin me?” Dancing, sewing, and having fun Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Vice-President 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Cheerleader 2; Mascot 3; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary 4; Chorus 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Stage Band 3; Musical 3; Senior Play; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4 JOHN PATTERSON Ruben Jane “Absolutely” Skating MICHAEL EDWIN PENNINGER Yesterday Ice skating, swimming Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1 MICHAEL P. PETERSAK Bus Stop “Ask me if I care” Driving Corvettes and showing sheep Basketball 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Executive Committee 4 ALAN W. POLLMAN Do What You Like Drawing Crafts Club 3,4; Chess Club 2 JIM POWELL In a Gada Da Vida Can’t say it” Playing in the band “The Wild Things” Student Council 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1 ROBERT REITZ Beethovens B Flat Major Quartet “Hey man” Girls, sports, food, and messing around Yearbook 4; Lettermans Club 2,3,4 President 4; Crafts Club 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Track 1,2,3,4 JOHN O. RICHARDS Love Theme from Romeo and Juliet “Bull!” Singing, painting, acting, going to the show, listening to my record collection Cross Country 1; Library 1; Spanish Club 1,2; Crafts Club 2,3,4; Drama Club 1,2,3; Christmas Play 3; Musical 3; Yearbook 4; Recreation Club 4 President 4; Senior Play, Science Club 3; Executive Committee 3 PATRICIA ANN RINGER Theme from a Summer Place “Really” Talking on the phone, going out, and listening to the radio G.A.A. 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3 Vice-President 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4 President 4; Echo Staff 3; Sweetheart Queen Candidate 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Senior Play KATHY DARLENE ROGERS I Can’t Get Next To You “I can’t believe that” Being with Bill whenever he comes home Library Club 2,3,4 Vice-President 4 DALLAS REESE ROSE Suspicious Mind “Hey, kid” Working and help work on car motors THOMAS A. SHEPPARD More Church Work Band 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 3; Spanish Club 4; Yearbook 4; Musical 3,4; Recreation Club 4; Christmas Play 3; Senior Play GERALD LEE SILVER Turn Around, Look at Me “Tough bananas” Playing football and preaching Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4 President 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Speech Club 4 President 4; Student Council 3,4 Treasurer 4; Lettermans Club 2,3,4 Vice-President 3; Musical 3; Class President 4; Yearbook 4 Pop-man; Recreation Club 4 KERRY LEE SNAPP It Hurts So Bad “All over my body Just running around doing things I like to do Band 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 3; Track 1,2; Musical 3; Crafts Club 2; Cross Country 1; Recreation Club 4; Christmas Play 3; Senior Play 4; Yearbook 4; Science Club 4 81 DEBRA KAY SNIDER I Love How You Love Me Uh huh! Going to ball games, hair dressing, and dating Ed Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1; Class Secretary 1; Band 1,2,3,4 Vice-President 3,4; Band Award 1,2; Sadie Hawkins Dance, Daisy Mae 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Buffalo Staff 4; Musical 3; Senior Play 4 TERRY STAL Last Kiss Sports and girl watching Student Council 1; Science Club 1,2,3,4 President 4 Vice-President 3; Lettermans Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2.3,4 LEROY STEPHENSON In a Gadda da Vida “I'll bet you five dollars Catching fish and going scavaging on Sundays Football 1; Spanish Club 1; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 DEBORAH STEVENSON Jean “Oh well, what the heck! Running around and being with that special guy Chorus 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2 FREDERICK EUGENE STEWART Nobody But You Babe “What's going on brothers?” Talking to girls Projectionist 4 VERLENE TAYLOR In the Year 2525 “You dodo” Being with Keith N.H.S. 3.4; Chess Club 2; Chorus 1,4; Speech Club 4 DONALD M. THOMAS Jean Hunting and fishing W. JANINE TINTORRI Moon River “I don't know!” Swimming, playing piano, reading, and church work Chess Club 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 3; N.H.S. 3,4; Band 1; Speech Club 4; Library Club 2.3.4 Treasurer-Secretary 2 President 3; Senior Play; F.T.A. 3: Yearbook 4 ARLETTE WASHINGTON Mother Popcorn It's my thing Partying and dancing Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 3 LINDA LOU WHEELER Cherish Are you kidding me?” Running around and watching and participating in all kinds of sports Spanish 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1 Secretary; Echo Staff 3 RALPH WILLIAMS Come Together That’s it man” Sleeping and goofing off MIKE WILSON John and Yoko If you don’t succeed the first time; try, try, again Hunting Crafts Club TERRY WINSLOW Truck Driver Man Refinishing furniture Crafts Club CINDY LEE WITHERSPOON Honey “You're putting me on” Listening to the radio and driving Pep Club 4; Chorus 4 TERESA M. WOLFF Love Theme from Romeo and Juliet “Hang it up!” Sing-Out and running around N.H.S. 2,3,4 Vice-President 4; Spanish Club 1,2, 3.4: Pep Club 1,2.3,4: Echo Staff 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Musical 3,4; Senior Class Play; Buffalo Staff 4; Science Club 4; Library Club 2: Christmas Play 2,3; G.A.A. 1.2,3; Chess Club 2: Drama Club 2,3; Recreation Club 4 SHEILA ANN WYER Turn Around. Look at Me “Yeah, but___! Rainbow. Sing-Out. and goofing off Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Spanish Club 1,2.3,4; Steering Committee 3; Float Committee 1,2,3.4; G.A.A. 1. 2,3: Chess Club 2; Chorus 3: Student Council 1.2: Drama Club 2.3; Christmas Play 2.3; N.H.S. 2.3.4 President 4; Musical 4; Drama Club Play 2; Echo Staff 3: Senior Class Play: Buffalo Staff 4; Recreation Club 4: Science Club 4 82 OUTSTANDING SENIORS Dramatics—Ronna Grider Civic Involvement—Mike McConnell Science—Terry Stal Athletics—George Johnson 83 Art—Jack Richards Leadership—Jerry Silver Music—Debbie Snider 84 SCHOOL BOARD PRINCIPAL Mr. Travers We’re better than we think. Perhaps we have more to be thankful for than ever before. But having more knowledge, technical skill, and increased responsibility means a greater effort must be exerted by all to even maintain that status quo. To attain success in all ventures will continue to require better and innovative methodology combined with sincere awareness of prevailing needs. President Don Ehlenfeld Joe Chalkus Carl Cunningha Russell Richards Joe Stal 86 Board members not pictured: Ron Grider Joe Wasko TEACHERS Martin Avenatti Robert L. Benjamin Max Call Industrial Arts English, Speech, American History Physical Science Senior Advisor Sophomore Advisor Pet Peeve: People who blame others for Pet Peeve: Met Fans their problems. Irma Dixon James H. Elder Home Economics Band. Chorus. Elementary Music Future Homemakers of America Advisor Band Club, Chorus Club Director Pet Peeve: Not finding time for all the Pet Peeve: People that do not care things I want to do. enough about themselves to try and better themselves. Laurel Erwin Special Education, EMH Level Pet Peeve: Subversive Protesters Terry Hansen Civics. Geography, American History Freshman Football Coach Pet Peeve: Fascists. Racists, or other assorted insects. 87 Andy D. Hopson Kenneth Horlander Doris Humrichous Business English, Business Law, Typing Senior Math, Geometry, Algebra II. Year- American History. Civics—Economics, I, Office Practice. book, Student Council Advisor. Pet Modern History, Senior Advisor. Peeve: Hippies and Hypocrites. % $ t Lawrence Jacobsen Thomas Kulbartz Developmental English 1,11,111. Assistant Biohygiene, Experimental Biology, Psy-Football Coach. Pet Peeve: Narrow- chology. Science Society Advisor. Pet minded People. Peeve: Lazy Students. Barry A. Lamb Roger K. Lawson Special Education. Crafts, Auto Meehan- Metals. Freshman Class Advisor ics Club Advisor. Pet Peeve: Being called, “Hey, you!” 88 Karen McLin Shorthand 1,11; Typing 1,11; Freshman Advisor. Pet Peeve: People who talk in class when they shouldn’t. Betty Pachciarz English 111,1V; American Lit., English Lit. Pet Peeve: Talking when someone else is talking; Using the desks as foot stools. Terry R. Park Guidance Counselor. Pet Peeve: None, well-adjusted people don’t have pet peeves. John G. Pedigo Richard D. Powell Chemistry I: Chemistry II, Physics, P.E. Algebra I, General Math. Letterman's Science Club Advisor. Pet Peeve: Smart- Club Advisor, apjsdn ajUM oijm aidosj alecs. umop Dianne Robinson Jody Schaer Girls’ Physical Education. Pep Club, English II, French 1,11; French Club Ad-Recreation Club, Varsity and Jr. Varsity visor. Pet Peeve: Excuses. Cheerleaders, Twirlers Advisor. Pet Peeve: Broken Arrows. 89 Tina Sonderby Ruth Steele Spanish 1,11.111,1V; Spanish Club, Junior Librarian, Library Club, Student Projec-Class Advisor. Pet Peeve: None! tionists Club Advisor. Pet Peeve: Stu- dents who confiscate library materials for their own use. Bill Wiggins Betty Weems Guidance Counselor, Basketball, Track Special Education, EMH Level. Coach. Pet Peeve: Losing!!! Clovis T. Scott World History. Geography, Physical Education, Driver Training, Junior Class Advisor. Pet Peeve: People who believe that only their opinion is worth consideration. John T. Smith Vo-Ag.. Agriculture. Mechanics. Welding. National Honor Society, FFA Advisor. Pet Peeve: Anyone who is not a Cub fan. Randy Smith Data Processing. Accounting, Consumer Math. General Business, Freshman Basketball Coach. Pet Peeve: Students' excuses for getting out of classes. 90 Custodians: Elmo Underwood, Esther Knight, and Ftollie Cooks: Francis Mae Pedigo and Audrey Bouton. Howe. Great tribute is in order to the chosen few who, each day, dare face the terrors of a hungry herd of stampeding Buffaloes and to those who maintain the “tramping grounds”, the “water holes”, and the safety of all at GHS. Appreciation of their services and efforts is great among the students and faculty who say “Thanks”. 91 SPORTS 1969 BUFFALO GRIDDERS 94 BACK ROW: Mike McConnell, Don Boland, Terry Stal, Jim Dickson, Darrell Acord, George Johnson, Larry Hepburn, John Adkins, Jim Chandler, Clifford Sloan, Dennis Niziolkiewicz, Fred Stewart. SECOND ROW: Dale Williams, manager; Mike Mills, manager; Clay Newlin, Don Estes, Brad Guthrie, Gary Tibbs, Alfred Bedinger, Mike Snider, George Flora, Stu Thornton, Spencer Nale, Coach Powell, Coach Jacobsen, Coach Hansen. FRONT ROW: R. J. Knight, manager; John Shields, Jerry Silver, Tom Walden, Bob Galyen, John Duprey, Larry Wargo, John Lopinski, Dennis Collins. Varsity Opponent Georgetown Hoopeston 14 14 Herscher 0 8 Clifton 6 6 North-Vermillion 0 28 Covington 0 10 Clinton 7 0 Schlarman 13 7 Westville 14 14 Oakwood 24 21 Totals Wins: 3 Losses: 3 Ties: 3 95 ' ZM5 4 Z?40ftf rfr£S� UL uwt 'K ti. Zou Z - '74£d- Z , r UCTUt e, ‘ £ srtUsdw uoaJ j y £ l£dC Greetings, Tigers. —___ S+Afi 96 Gary Tibbs. Dennis Niziolkiewicz. Bob Galyen, Jim Chandler. Don Boland. Darrell Acord. 98 INTERIOR LINEMEN 99 JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD Junior Varsity Squad, Football—BACK ROW: Mike Snider, Bruce Klink, Tim Barney, Claude Morefield, Jack Harrold, Mike Kes-tufskie, Mark Henschen, Gary Tibbs. MIDDLE ROW: R. J. Knight, manager; Mike Mills, manager; Dick Long, Terry Hoskins, Ricky Johnson, Randy Jackson, Jim Weaver, Mike Seilhymer, Mike Silver, Dale Williams, manager; Larry Jacobsen coach FRONT ROW: Mark Cravens, Jim Pollman, Bill Warren, Steve Sliva, Danny Nate, Steve Cook. Junior Varsity Opponent Georgetown Hoopeston 0 14 North Vermillion 0 8 Paris 34 6 Westville 34 0 Schlarman 0 0 Rossville 0 28 Westville 28 6 Oakwood 0 28 Totals: Wins: 3 Losses: 4 Ties: 1 What are nice guys like you doing in a place like this? 100 FRESHMAN SQUAD BACK ROW: Steve Pribble, Jim Weaver, Mike Seilhymer, Gordon Richards, Mike Silver, Don Boggess, Mike Grider, Dennis Lewis. SECOND ROW: R. J. Knight, manager; Mike Mills, manager; Bob Sprouls, Bill Wolff, Darryl Tintorri, Randy Marriage, Rick Gill, Dick Long, Terry Hoskins, Terry Hansen. Coach. FRONT ROW: Randy Deffenbaugh, Bill Morefield, Mike Lewis Curt Pearman, Tom Gilliland. Tony Lodis. Freshman Opponent Georgetown Westville 12 0 Danville 52 0 Westville 0 6 Totals Wins: 1 Losses:2 102 VERMILLION COUNTY Greg Emmert, manager; Coach Wiggins, Jerry Silver, Dennis Jackson, George Johnson, Darrell Acord, Dennis Daulton, Bruce McKinney, Don Boland, Terry Stal, Bob Galyen, Fred Stewart. BASKETBALL CHAMPS Bruce McKinney, Forward. Georgetown Opponent 53 58 Catlin 55 76 Paris 89 77 Armstrong 74 55 Westville 93 79 Ridgefarm 63 55 Chrisman 67 78 Schlarman 63 62 N. Vermillion Rossville Holiday Tourney 77 75 Oakwood 42 78 St. Joe—Ogden 75 55 Homer 73 58 Oakwood 85 76 Bismarck Vermillion County Tourney 57 56 Westville 57 55 Oakwood 50 32 Rankin 60 49 Jamaica 73 60 ABL 60 44 East Lynn 71 55 Rossville 58 65 St. Joe—Ogden 65 67 Westville 67 76 Jamaica 108 61 Pine Village Regional Tourney 73 78 Jamaica George Johnson, Forward. Fred Stewart, Guard. Terry Stal, guard. Bob Galyen, guard. Don Boland, guard. 106 Darrell Acord—Forward. Jerry Silver—Guard. Dennis Jackson—Center. 107 109 JUNIOR VARSITY FRONT: Mike Cravens, Mr. Kulbartz, Coach; Mark Cravens. BACK: Don Boggess, Randy Marriage, Jim Pollman, Rick Johnson, Mike Snider, Mark Henschen, Terry Berck, Clyde Bomgardner, Cert Pearman, Dale Williams, Mike Kestufskie, Kent Dukes, Gary Tibbs, Bruce Klink, Steve Sliva. Junior Varsity Home Visitor 59 69 Chrisman 41 39 Catlin 36 71 Paris 48 34 Armstrong 48 53 Westville 36 52 Ridgefarm 43 73 Chrisman 50 49 Ridgefarm 33 44 Schlarman 26 41 North Vermillion Home Visitor 40 46 Homer 43 55 Oakwood 41 49 Bismark 51 66 ABL 60 63 East Lynn 36 72 Paxton 50 38 Rossville 40 66 St. Joe-Ogden 36 50 Westville 46 66 Ridgefarm 52 65 Jamaica 64 55 Pine Village The Junior Varsity team this year showed signs of talent to come as they lost several very close games. The 4-18 record does not give a true impression of the team’s ability. Spirit ran high all season as we look forward to a great season to come. no FRESHMEN KNEELING: J. Harrow, Mgr.; Ft. Knight, D. Boggess, T. Lodis, Coach Smith. STANDING: B. Sprouts, T. Gilliland, D. Tintorri, R. Mariage, M. Lewis, M. Steely, C. Pearman, M. Silver, L. Pearson, B. Wolff, S. Rhoden, R. Detfenbaug. Freshman Basketball Opp. Score G.H.S. Score Chrisman 40 61 Jamaica 72 42 Schlarman 76 44 Westville 48 42 North Vermillion 40 36 Ridgefarm 33 46 North Vermillion 32 36 Covington 35 49 Oakwood 49 42 Covington 32 43 Westville 25 51 Schlarman 57 36 Seeger 48 59 Ridgefarm 31 51 Hoopeston 56 49 Jamaica 63 55 in VARSITY CHEER Debbie Maskel. mascot. FRONT: Martha Stanton. CENTER: Vickie Walker, Debbie Snider, Laurie Dukes. BACK: Francine Gay. 112 LEADERS J.V. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders—FRONT TO BACK: Jean Black Julie Erickson, Pam Dill, and Paula Martin. TRACK SEATED: Glen Brent, Mike Mills, Bill Wolff, Rick Johnson, Steve Sliva, Lindey Pearson, Mark Brent, Bob Wilson, Dane Clark, Tom Gilliland. KNEELING: Steve Starwalt, Bob McCloud, Jim Weaver, Bill Warren, Mike Lewis, Mike Snider, Mark Henschen, Kent Dukes, Jackie Harrold, Don Boggess, John Duprey. STANDING: Mike Black, Mr. Wiggins, Jerry Silver, Dennis Niziolkie-wicz, Claude Morefield, Mark Steely, Dale Williams, Jim Dickson, Mack Dudley, Mike Kestufski, Bruce Clark, Bob Reitz, Mike Silver, Mr. Powell. The track team this year had an above average season. The team is exceedingly young and is building toward better years to come. Manager Mike Black gets it from all sides. 114 RELAY TEAMS VARSITY MILE (upper left) Bob Wilson Mark Brent Bob Reitz Mike Snider VARSITY 880 (above) Don Boggess Mack Dudley Jerry Silver Claude Morefield FRESHMAN 880 (left) Mike Silver Don Boggess Jim Weaver Mike Lewis 115 LETTERMAN 116 Dennis Niziolkiewicz 117 Dale Williams Gary Tibbs Steve Sliva Mike Snider 118 Bob Wilson Another season’s over. The smile of victory. 119 SjJm Weaver 120 STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT: R. Jenkins, J. Black, L. Galyen, P. Petersak, F. Gav.JJ. Greene. M. Bildilli. BACK: T. Gilliland, L. Stephens, M. Snider, J. Dukes, J. Crawford, J. Lopinski, M. Daulton, D. Niziolkiewicz, J. Silver, J. Powell, M. McConnell. Signing the new constitution. Mr. Horlander, advisor, and Mike McConnell, president, discuss the agenda for todays’ meeting. 122 SPRING ELECTIONS Student Council elections are always interesting and exciting. The council is moving forward each year in its’ efforts to represent the student body at G.H.S. The Council acted on the following issues this year: Homecoming 4 Assemblies Dress Code Decent Initiations Elections Juke Box Bake Sale for School Student Bulletin Board March of Dimes Collection Muscular Dystrophy Drive Memorial for Kenny Walls New Constitution Christmas Party for Underprivileged Children Easter Egg Hunt for Children Many Collections for Flowers and People 123 NATIONAL HONOR THIRD ROW: V. Ankrum, V. Walker, M. Stanton, K. Cornwell, M. Balskus, J. Stal, C. Warner, L. Dukes, J. Holdaway. SECOND ROW: D. Freeman, M. Hall, J. Bowers, T. Stal, J. Lopinski, J. Dukes, M. Brent, B. Hewitt. FIRST ROW: J. Tintorri, V. Taylor, R. Grider (secretary), S. Wyer (president), T. Wolff (vice-president), J. Galyen (treasurer), L. Mitchell, J. Deben- ham. The 1969-1970 school year regenerated a more active National Honor Society. In hoping to promote more interest in scholastic achievement and encourage leadership, the officers and members decided to become a leading organization comprised of those students with a 4.2 average and “promising” leadership. Plans for the year are to give monetary awards each semester to the students with all A’s for three six weeks consecutively; to award in May a $200 scholarship available on the basis of scholastic standing and monetary need; and to initiate new members early this spring. Plans for money making projects is a “Kiddies Day”, a car “Bash-In”, and school and public bake sale. The G.H.S. National Honor Society chapter strive to become “models” of perfection in the eyes of the G.H.S. assembly. 124 SOCIETY John Bowers Mark Brent Cathy Davidson Jennifer Debenham Laurie Dukes Jan Galyen Ronna Grider John Lopinski Loretta Mitchell Terry Stal Debbie Stevenson Verlene Taylor Janine Tintorri Teresa Wolff Sheila Wyer 125 SEATED’ Janet M., Cathy B., Janice S., Mr. McMorris, Kathy B., MarJhaSL Laurie D. STANDING: Suzie H., Kathy C., Mark B., Mike M., Mip£££L J ™ D. Teresa W., Terry S., Max H., Ronna G., Jan G. FT A is an organization which enables High School students to get an idea of what teaching would be like as a profession. The G.H.S. future teachers” tutor remedial reading, math, and science. The Future Teachers of America find it a rewarding and challenging experience. SCIENCE SOCIETY FRONT: Debbie Pollitt, Janet Barr, Terry Stal, Steve Pribble, Steve Barr. SECOND ROW: Cindy Pribble, Jean Hall, Kathy Corn-well, Janice Stal, Kathy Hall, Sheila Wyer, Max Hall, Donna Jordan, Teresa Wolff. THIRD ROW: John Lopinski, Bruce Klink, Rick Wilson, Janet Pribble, Jan Wengler, Martha Stanton, Carolyn Warner. Advisors: Mr. Pedigo, Mr. Call, Mr. Kulbariz. President: Terry Stal, Vice President: Martha Stanton, Sec.-Treas.: Janet Barr, Reporter: Max Hall. The Science Society pleased the GHS students with its candy sells and Hobo Days. It celebrated the Christmas holiday festivities by sponsoring a tormal dance on December 20. Then in March, the scientific minds of the Society participated in a combined Georgetown Science Fair with the following students receiving first places: Mark Brent, Jim Dukes, Ron-na Grider, John Lopinski, Jan Stal, Dane Clark, Teresa Wolff (Outstanding Award). 127 FUTURE FARMERS FIRST ROW SEATED Stu Thornton, Dennis Jackson, Jim Chandler, Leroy Stephenson, Mike Petersak Dennis land, Clay Newlin. SECOND ROW: Steve Rhoden, Bill Warren, Denis McKinney, Charles Lambert Kim McDowell, Jim JIordan, Charles Rhoden, Greg Emmert, Randy Jackson, Paul Doggett, Richard Osborn, Jack Hubbard, M'ke Gu Ilian i, Gaty Emmert, Phil Brookshire, Dan Collom, Gary Finlay, Mark Jackson. THIRD ROW: Richard Carrigan, Mark Coons, Rick Dill, Randy Devore, Mike Farmer, Mike Black, Larry Hepburn, Bruce McKinney, Mr. Smith, Keith Doggett, Ken po99j tt Tom r?!? gardner, Terry Berck, Dallas Rose, Harry Meyers, Mike Wright, Ken Black. STATE FARMERS—Jim Jordan, Jim Chandler, Greg Emmert; STAR GREENHAND—Mark Jackson. 128 OF AMERICA DAIRY JUDGING CONTEST—1st place Larry Hepburn—1st place, Jim Chandler—3rd, Richard Osborne—5th place, Jim Jordan. GRAIN JUDGING CONTEST—1st place Bob Winland—lst place (not pictured), Leroy Stephenson—6th place, Gary Emmert—4th place, Tom Walden. PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE CONTEST—3rd place Mike Petersak—2nd place chairman, Leroy Stephenson, Clay New-lin—tie for 1st place secretary, Charles Rhoden, Gary Emmert—2nd place floor member. LIVESTOCK JUDGING TEAM—2nd place Jim Jordan, Randy Jackson—3rd place, Steve Rhoden, Greg Emmert—6th place, Phil Brookshier—4th place (not pictured). TRACTOR SAFETY TEAM—2nd place Mike Petersak—2nd LAND USE CONTEST—2nd place Mike Petersak, Ken Black, place, Greg Emmert, Bob Winland. Clay Newlin, Charles Rhoden, Jim Chandler—1st place (not pictured). 129 CRAFTS CLUB ROW ONE: Kneeling—Paula Pearson, Debbie Kniffey, Peg Maring, Mike Daulton, George Johnson. Mr. Lamb, Mike Wilson, John Bowers, Rosella Rollins, Barbara Delbridge. Pat Cook. ROW TWO: Larry Smith, Jim Lutz. Jack Royster, Chuck Maring, Rodney Hagarman, Earl Arnett, Charlie Lambert, Steve Johnson, Jim Alexander, Gary Lutz, Bob McCloud. ROW THREE: Mike Rohour. John Kees, Vick Wimsett. Joe Dill, Terry Winslow, Tim Hart, Ronnie Alhands, Tom Lourdeau. Ray Hamm. Randy Daf-fembaugh, Wayne Johnson, Mike Grider. This year the Crafts Club has increased its success and activities. The club is responsible for beautiful creative ceramic works, which were sold to the students and faculty. They also entertained our students with several dances. Not only has the club sponsored a variety of ceramic displays, but it has also held its Third Annual Spring Show with the Industrial Arts Department. 30 FRENCH CLUB ROW ONE: Karen Fratick, secretary; Dan Thomen, president; Mrs. Schaer, advisor; Jim Dukes, vice president; Vickie Walker treasurer. ROW TWO: Carol Smith, Karen Beck, Rhonda Jenkins, Denise Boyden. ROW THREE: Connie Bell’, Donna Jordan’ P.fnPy Smith Debbie Clark Steve Sliva, Cathy Brittingham. ROW FOUR: Crystal Deering, Janet Pribble, Loretta Mitchell Cindy %%£, Se 0r?fiel Cheryl ROW FIVE: Edna Gray' Charlene Gray. Janet Barr. Debbie Morrison, Mary Mae Brooks. ROW SIX: Carolyn Warner, Julie Erickson, Martha Stanton, Debbie Kyrkendall. ROW SEVEN: Mike Mills. Sherry Ritchie Beverly Hewitt, Debbie Freeman. 7 Le Circle Francais, in its third year, proved to be one of the most active clubs at GHS. The year began with a semi-formal initiation for ail new members, and later the Sadie Hawkins Dance proved successful. Near the end of the year a trip was planned for all members. The future activities of Le Cercle Francais should be still more exciting, through the addition of more new members in “70-71”. 131 iyilKino- ft '} e P s s J SPANISH CLUB 132 INITIATION Officers: Jim Dickson, (Pres.); Pat Petersak (Vice-Pres.); Paula Myers (Sec.-Treas.); Mrs. Sonderby, (Advisor). FRONT ROW: J. Galyen, B. Grider, R. Grider, D. Black, T. Wolff, J. Stal, C. Davidson, L. Wheeler, M. Steelvr-M nr ne C. Hart, C. Bina, D. Pollitt, J. Hubbard, J. Tintorri, P. Petersak, P. Myers. Mrs. Sonderby, J. Dickson. LEFT ROW ASCENDING: A. Washington, K. Cornwell, M. Balskus, K. Bell, J. Taran, J. Wengler, B. Smith, T. Williams, D. Grant, J. Black. RIGHT ROW ASCENDING: C. Hesler, M. Wilming, S. Hart, E. Staub, P. Ringer, C. Pribble, T. Sloan, J. Debenham. BACK ROW: B. Wolff, W. White, E. Washington, C. Laster, T. Sheppard, J. Richards, J. Silver. B. Klink, B. Jackson, M. Lewis, R. Marriage, G. Taylor, B. Warren, J. Hubbard, T. Becker, P. Dill, A. Mabry, P. Martin. F. Gay, L. Peelman, M. Bildilli. The initiation of the new members into Spanish Club was formal. A Sweetheart Dance is planned for Valentines Day in February of 1970. Spanish Club also plans to send a Spanish student to a Spanish speaking country as an exchange student for three months and have an exchange student from a Spanish speaking country here. 133 STAFF POSITIONS EDITORS Ronna Grider Mike McConnell COPY EDITOR Sheila Wyer LAYOUT EDITOR Jan Galyen LAYOUT WORKERS Bob Reitz Teresa Wolff Kerry Snapp SPORTS EDITOR Mark Brent ACTIVITIES EDITOR Debbie Snider TREASURER Mike Petersak COPY WRITER Janine Tintorri ADVERTISING MANAGER Tom Sheppard CONCESSION MANAGER Kay Katavich CIRCULATION MANAGER Laurie Dukes TYPISTS Cathy Davidson Brenda Myers Karen Parker PHOTOGRAPHER Karen Parker Jack Richards ARTIST John Richards 134 YEARBOOK STAFF FIRST ROW SEATED: Debra Snider, Sheila Wyer, Sharon Morrison, Teresa Wolff, Brenda Myers, Kay Katavich, Cathy Davidson. SECOND ROW SEATED: John Richards, Mark Brent, Karen Parker, Mike McConnell, Jerry Silver. BACK ROW STANDING: Tom Sheppard, Bob Reitz, Mr. Horlander, Jan Galyen, Mike Petersak, Laurie Dukes, Janine Tintorri, Ronna Grider. 135 LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club observed National Book Week November 17-23 with a paperback book sale, a special day—books overdue in September and October may be turned in fine-free with the purchase of a paperback book. A Christmas party was planned for Dec. 5 and enjoyed by Club members and their guests. In spring a trip during National Library Week was taken to Baker and Taylor Book Wholesalers at Momence, III. The Library Club and Student Projectionists had a dinner in Spring. BACK ROW: Pat Hamilton, Janet Barr, Jodi Brown, Lou Ann Galyen, Kathleen Stone, Denise Boyden, Debbie Freeman, Thresa Becker, Rita Rossiter, Janine Tintorri, Lynnette Sandy. FRONT ROW: Janice Gordon, Sec.-Treas.; Sally Gorham, President; Kathy Rogers, Vice-President; Mrs. Steele, Advisor. 136 PROJECTIONISTS CLUB Luuraeau' George Johnson. Bob Cooper. Paul Doggett, Jim Young, Treasurer; David Naylor. Pres.; Rick Wilson Free Stewart, Vice-President; Mrs. Steele, Advisor; Alfred Bedinger, Secretary. 1969 is the third year the Student Projectionists Club has been in existence. At the beginning of the current year the Club joined the National Student Projectionists Club of America with main office in Pennsylvania. The national organization issued Junior and Senior Projectionists’ cards which are available to Student projectionists provided they comply with the requirements. At present we have only three senior projectionists who are the senior members: David Naylor, Fred Stewart and Chuck Bedinger. All other club members are issued Junior projectionists club cards and as they complete the requirements, the equipment they are qualified to operate is indicated on the back of the card. The Projectionists are planning a spring trip to an Audio-visual center and a dinner. 137 FHA SEATED: Melody McNeese, Jan Hubbard, Joyce Jenkins, Treas.; Sharon Morrison, Carolyn Warner, Pres.: Suzie Morgan, Vice Pres.: Diane Lack, Sec.: Debbie Wilson. STANDING: Charlotte McNeese, Thelma Snyder, Donna Eversole, Anna Lee Edwards, Rhonda Jenkins, Pam Dill, Connie Jackson, Cathy Dill. Debbie Newlin, Sally Gorham, Mrs. Dixon, advisor. EIGHT PURPOSES 1. To promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking. 2. To emphasize the importance of worthy home membership. 3. To encourage democracy in homes and community life. 4. To work for good home and family life for all. 5. To promote international good will. 6. To foster the development of creative leadership in home and community life. 7. To provide wholesome individual and group recreation. 8. To further interest in home economics. 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 living will be the expression of everything That is good and fair. 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. COLORS Red and White LETTERMEN SEATED: Bruce McKinney, Fred Stewart, Bob Reitz, Dennis Niziolkiewicz, Jim Dickson, Mr. Powell. STANDING: Mark Brent, Spencer Naile. Mike Snider, John Lopinski, Mike McConnell, Terry St at, Jim Chandler, Jerry Silver, Dennis Collins, Ken Black, Clay Newlin. 139 PEP CLUB FIRST ROW: K. Galyen, D. Wilson, K. Fratick, Melia Weaver, Melinda Weaver, T. Wolff, K. Cornwell, A. Prater, P. Berry, S. Wyer. SECOND ROW: K. Fazio, J. Stal, C. Bina, C. Morrison, B. Grider, M. Bildilli, M. Greene, K. Bell, M. Steely, C. Hart. THIRD ROW: C. Warner, M. Wilming, N. Becker, V. Ankrum, C. Craycraft, S. Rogers. J Jsretyrl Ringer, L. Peelman, C. Gray. FOURTH ROW: S. Hart, J. Griffis, C. McMasters, G. Bardell, D. Newlin, K. Stone, T. Becker, J. Pribble, J. Wengler, S. Richie. FIFTH ROW: J. Hall, C. Pribble, D. Black, L. Wheeler, D. Stevenson, C. Davidson, P. Petersak, L. Galyen, A. Mabry, D. Boyden. V. Cheerleaders: L. Dukes, V. Walker, D. Snider, M. Stanton, F. Gay, Mascot: D. Maskel. Jr. V. Cheerleaders, J. Erickson, P. Dill, P. Martin, J. Black. This year the Pep Club displayed ardent spirit during football season. The club’s statutes were reorganized and a new constitution was adopted. It was decided that as a reward for good attendance at the games, yell-a-phones would be granted. The Buff-Supporters backed the team during the basketball season, which built up spirit that helped the team bring home the County Championship. The Club Officers were: Karen Parker, (President); Mary Balskus, (Secretary); Pat Petersak, (Treasurer); Mrs. D. Robinson, (Advisor). GEORGETOWN HIGH SCHOOL PEP CLUB MEMBERSHIP Pam Dill Deb Grant Paula Martin Mary Balskus Melinda Weaver Malia Weaver Karen Parker Jan Wengler Janet Pribble Patty Petersak Richard Erickson Denise Boyden Martha Stanton Mike Petersak Debbie Biggs Karen Fratick Kathy Galyen Lou Ann Galyen Kathleen Stone Debie Snider Vickie Walker Cheryl Boggess Edna Gray Vickie Ankrum Rhonda Jenkins Joyce Jenkins Chris Craycraft Nancy Becker Sherrie Richie Kathy Bell Nancy Pribble Laurie Dukes Karen Beck Deb Maskel Janice Kitted Kathy Cornwell Lou Ann Brookshier Jean Black Julie Erickson Cathy Brittingham Cindy Hart Janice Stal Marla Bildilli Teresa Becker Francine Gay Carol Smith Cathy Bina Terry Williams Patty Meeker Ml CHORUS FRONT: Randi Warstler, Jan Hubbard, Charlotte McNeese, Kerry Parker, Darryl Tintorri, Terry Berch, Gordon Richards, Jennifer Debenham Cheryl Wise, Lana Sutton, Sharon Morrison, Debbie Grant. CENTER: Mr. Elder, Brenda Breezely, Sheila Wyer, Kathy Brookshire, Karen Parker, Jennifer Hall. Lou Ann Brookshire. Mary Bedinger, Virginia Witherspoon, Verlene Taylor, Pat Holem, Cindy Parks. BACK: Melody McNeese, Donna Eversole, Debbie Elenfeld, Pam Cook, Kathy Kotcher, Peggy Everet, Cindy Witherspoon. Mary Balskus, Sally Hammand, Peggy West. This year chorus had a full and interesting year. In December they presented a Christmas Concert and planned to have a Spring Concert. In Monticello, at the Music Contest. they received a 3rd place rating. They missed 2nd place by 1 point. The chorus, made up of volunteers, sang at various church services during the past school year. They plan to have a Band and Chorus Banquet on May 5, where awards will be given. CONCERT BAND FRONT ROW: N. Pnbble, Majorette: P. Martin, L. Peelman, F. Gay, P. Berry, A. Prater. SECOND ROW: P. Martin, B. Smith, D. Maskel, M. Bildilli, G. Bardell, M. Weaver, T. Sloan, P. Myers, B. Grider, L. Dukes.THIRD ROW: K. Beck, D. Morrison, J. Black, T. Sheppard, C. Morrison, E. Rollins, B. Sprouts, M. Lewis, M. Mills, S. Sliva, J. Hall, M. Henschen, J. Silver. FOURTH ROW-T Williams, M. Weaver, M. Brooks, D. Thomen, M. Balskus, K. Cornwell, C. Thompson, T. Gilliland C. Hammand, T. Wolff M. Silver, R. Grider, R. Hepburn, R. Manage, A. Bedinger, K. Snapp, D. Naylor, Mr. Elder, Director; J. Griffis, C. McMasters, D. Williams, D. Wilson, P. Ringer, J. Erickson, D. Snider, M. Snider, C. Pearman. Pres.—Jerry Silver; Vice Pres.—Debbie Snider Sec-Treas.—Kathy Cornwell. The Concert Band started out the season by attending the Vermilion County Music Festival held at Rossville. It gave its annual Christmas and Spring Concert this year. They participated in the State Organizational Contest held at Mont-icello on March 14. A high second rating was received, much to Mr. Elder's approval. Individuals took their solos and ensemble to the Contest at Charleston on April 18. For the second consecutive year the band participated and successfully presented a musical, Get Up and Go. 143 TWIRLERS ,Ack ROW: Marla Bildilli, Nancy Pribble, Debbie Maskel, Liz Peelman, Francine Gay. FRONT ROW: Ann Prater. Phyllis Martin, ’eggy Berry. 144 G.H.S. MARCHING BAND The Marching Band participated in Band Day at Northwestern, an event the Band hopes to take part in, in the future. Traditionally the Band has marched in the Homecoming Parade, the Christmas Parade, and will march in the Veterans Hospital Parade. Also it has provided many half-time routines at football games. The Band also participated in the Marching Band Festival, held at Westville. 145 148 149 150 151 GRADUATING CLASS OF 1970 153 Is this any way to run a race. Oh my” CHA CHA CHA . . . CALENDAR “70” Aug. Aug. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. 25 First day of school. New teachers at G.H.S.; Mr. Avenatti, Mrs. Erwin, Mr. Hanson, Mr. Hopson, Mr. Jacobson, Mrs. Robinson, and Mr. R. Smith. 29 Congratulation Senior Lettermen, Sure is a nice carpet in the boys’ locker room. 1 No school. Labor Day. 2 Mr. Park, our new guidance counselor, came today. “Seems he can only take a half day of us!” 3 Class Elections. Freshman, Tom G., Jean B., Joyce J., Janice K.; Sophomore, Mike C., Debbie G., Mike S., Mark C.; Junior, Jim D., Larry H., Mary B.; Senior, Jerry S., Laurie D., Janice G., Karen P. 4 Track event of the year, Mr. Pedigo vs. Mark Brent. “What happened Mr. P.?” 8 Junior Varsity cheerleader election. Congratulations, Julie, Jean, Pam, Paula. 9 Junior class rings ordered. 10 Want a recipe for peanut butter gravy, how about it, cooks?” 11 Pep club elected new officers; Trisha R., Karen P., Mary B., Pat P. 12 Georgetown vs. Hoopeston. 15 J.V. game with North Vermillion. 16 Juniors start magazine sales. 18 Seniors receive their proofs. 19 Georgetown vs. Herscher. 22 J.V. game with Paris 23 Freshmen get physicals at Jamaica. 25 Homecoming queen attendants; Freshman: Janice Kitell, Sophomore: Debbie Grant, Junior: Kathy Bell; Queen candidates: Kathy Rogers, Karen Parker, and Pam Cook. 26 Georgetown vs. Clifton. “How about those fireworks?” 29 J.V. Game with Westville. I Mr. Wiggin’s been hoppin’ around with a cast, seems he had an in grown toe nail or something. 3 Big day at Georgetown, Buffs beat North Vermillion for Mom and Dad night, also Mr. Powell’s birthday. “How about that football shaped cake presented by the cheerleaders on behalf of the team?” 4 Bana played at Northwestern Band Day. 6 J.V. game with Schlarman. 9 Mrs. Humrichous Grand Marshal of Homecoming Parade. Biggest bonfire and snakedance ever at G.H.S. Seniors take a 1st place in float competition. 10 Homecoming “69”. To prove teachers aren’t all bad, how about that skit for pep session? Miss Pam Cook was crowned Homecoming Queen. Buffaloes tromped the Trojans for a Homecoming victory. Homecoming dance a big success. 13 Freshmen game at Westville. 14 Spanish club elect new officers. Jim D., Pat P., and Paula M. Congratulations Cris Craycraft, Queen of Jr. Women’s Club Fashion Show. 15 Junior class magazine sales ended. High salesmen; Susie H., Jan S. , and Martha S. 17 Georgetown vs. Clinton. 20 J.V. game with Rossville. 21 With the pay teachers get, you have to wonder how Mr. Avenatti got his new Corvette. 23 Assembly on Narcotics. 24 Assembly on driving safely. Georgetown vs. Schlarman. 27 J.V. game with Westville 31 Spirit up for the game for the Coal Bucket. Juniors win prize for class with most spirit. 1 Georgetown vs. Westville 3 Freshmen game with Westville 7 Georgetown vs. Oakwood. “Last football game.” 10 Night school and career day. II No school. Veterans Day. FFA Donkey Basketball game. 14 Football Banquet. Congratulations Fred, Clay, Mike, Jerry, and Bob. Season Record: 3-3-3. 17 Student Council discuss Dress Code. 20 Junior Class Play— Rest Assured” 21 Freshmen Initiation—Seniors did their thing. 25 Georgetown vs. Catlin 26 Up With People assembly and Thanksgiving program. 154 Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. March March March March March March March March March March March March March March March April April 27-28 No school—Thanksgiving Holiday 1 Freshman game with Jamaica. 2 Georgetown vs. Armstrong. Betty Crocker Homemakers test. 3 Tom Lourdeau in hospital in serious condition after motor bike wreck. 4 Assembly on Drugs. Pep Club breaks up. participation problems. 5 No school. Teachers’Meeting. 6 Georgetown vs. Westville. 8 Freshman game with Westville 9 Georgetown vs. Ridgefarm. 11 Constitution test. Juniors received class rings. 12 Georgetown vs. Chrisman. The Pep Club is a club again.” 15 Freshman and Sophomore game with Ridgefarm. 16 Georgetown vs. Schlarman. 18 Senior Pictures. 19 Georgetown vs. North Vermillion 20 Science Club Christmas Dance. 5 Back to school 6 Georgetown vs. Homer. 7 No school—Boiler trouble. 8 Out early, snow. 13 Georgetown vs. Oakwood 15 Assembly on Martin L. King. Exams. 16 Exams. Georgetown vs. Bismarck 19 Assembly on Modern Music by Bob Larson. 20 Georgetown vs. Westville. County Tournament at Catlin. 22 Georgetown vs. Oakwood. County Tournament. 23 Georgetown vs. Rankin. County Tournament. 24 Georgetown vs. Jamaica. County Championship game Buffaloes, Vermillion County Champs. Banner and Party greeted the victorious Buffs. 27 DAR award to Debbie Snider. SAR award to Jerry Silver. Seniors ordered Graduation Announcements. Georgetown vs. ABL. 31 Georgetown vs. East Lynn. Band and chorus participated in Band. Festival at Rossville. 2 Freshman game with Westville. 3 School out early. 4 Juniors decided to have prom at Gao Grotto. The theme is A Time For Us.” 5 Seniors ordered caps and gowns. Freshman game with Schlarman. 6 Georgetown vs. St. Joe-Ogden 9 Freshman game with Seeger 10 Georgetown vs. Westville 12 No school. Lincoln’s Birthday 13 FHA Hearts Day 14 Sweetheart Dance. Paula Martin was crowned queen. Attendants were Francine Gay, Cheryl Hesler, and Arlette Washington. 16 Freshman-Sophomore game with Ridgefarm 17 Georgetown vs. Jamaica 20 Georgetown vs. Pine Village. Would you believe 108 to 61 ?” 23 Winners of Yearbook Raffle: Elmo Underwood, Paula Martin, and George Flora. 26 Mike McConnell returned from a ten day trip to Israel and Greece. 27 FFA animal and farm display. 2 Regional Tournament at Schlarman 5 Doctor Ross Assembly on Hypnotism 6 Miss Pam Cook represented Georgetown in the Miss Ambuc” contest. 9 Junior Varsity Tournament at Oakwood 11 Yearbooks on sale. Yearbook staff selling candy bars. 12 Class Games 13 Juniors over Seniors. Athletic Banquet. Congratulations, George and Bruce. 14 Band and Chorus contest 16 Freshmen vs. Sophomores. Juniors vs. Teachers. 17 Freshmen testing today 18 Preliminary cheerleading try-outs 19 Seniors got their Senior Keys. 20 Cheerleaders 70-71”. Nancy Pribble, Francine Gay, Vickie Walker, Deb Maskel, Pam Dill, Paula Martin, and Mascot, Nancy Heiser. 24-30 No school, Easter vacation. 31 Back to school 1 Musical cast begin practice 2 Assembly—-Texas Terry—wonderful demonstration with ropes and whips All right men “hop to it.” 155 Don't ”BUG me. Mrs. Bunny of the year. April 3 Seniors making plans for trip. April 4 Rossville Carnival April 6 Assembly—Singer Charles King. Track Meet with Oakwood and Ridgefarm April 7 School out early, teachers’ meeting April 8 Track Meet with Westville April 10 Kiddie Day and Senior Slave Sale. Slave Mike Petersak was bought for $18.75.Track Meet with Bismarck and Chrisman April 13 Last week of six weeks. Only six weeks to go. April 14 Track Meet with Hoopeston April 15 Home Economic girls made noodles for hot lunch April 16 Carol Jordon awarded trophy for the neatest locker and Paul Dog- gett received a dust pan and broom for messiest locker during FHA Week April 17 Decorating committee is busy decorating Gao Grotto for the prom. April 18 Georgetown Invitational Track Meet. Prom—“A Time For Us”. Miss Karen Parker was crowned queen and Bob Reitz was king. April 20 Junior girls who applied to go to Girls’ State turned in their themes. April 21 Junior College representatives here to enroll any senior planning to attend DJC. Track Meet with Catlin and Westville April 22 Earth Day—School let out early to clean school yard April 23 Track Meet with Westville. Seniors honored by yearbook; Jack R. Art. Debra S. Music, Ronna G. Drama. Terry S. Science. Jerry S. Leadership, Mike McConnell Civic Involvement, George Johnson Athletic. April 24 National Honor Society Initiation April 27 Student Exchange with Catlin. See you later Francine, Jean, and Mike. April 28 Congratulations go to the FFA boys on the awards they received. April 29 Girls'P.E. classes have been playing Tennis at the Junior High April 30 Hoopeston Relays May 1 Seniors got their graduation announcements. Band Calendar sales ended May 4 1970-71 Yearbook editors are Martha Stanton and Max Hall May 5 Band and chorus banquet. K. Parker awarded National High School Choral Award and D. Snider the John Phillip Sousa Award. May 6 Fresh-Soph County Track Meet at Georgetown. May 7 Eighth graders visited High School. Sophomores ordered class rings. Rose Poly Glee Club gave music concert. May 8 FHA banquet. Congratulations Diane and Melody on receiving your awards. May 9 Sadie Hawkins Dance. P. Myers and R. Swaim were Little Abner and Daisy Mae. May 11 Sullivan High School Band gave a music concert. Biology and Psy- chology classes visited V.A. Hospital. May 12 Home Ec. girls are working at the Friendly Cafe as a project in restaurant management. May 13 Concentration Camp?? May 14 FFA Banquet. Congratulations M. Jackson and Clay Newlin May 15 Track Banquet. Dennis N. was awarded most valuable track mem- ber and Bob R. was team captain. Jim Dickson was awarded the Bandade-Man Award. Mike S. will be track captain next year. May 18 Members for next year’s Student Council were chosen. May 19 Today sad news: Kenneth Walls, a former student, was killed in Cambodia on May 14, 1970. It was his nineteenth birthday. May 22 Hobo Day sponsored by the cheerleaders Musical “Get Up And Go” presented at the Junior High Gym. May 24 Baccalaureate May 25-27 Senior trip to Kentucky Dam and Lake. May 28 Last full day of school. May 29 Honors Day. Graduation. 156 Congratulations to the Class of“70” The Hub Ron Galyen— Owner Friendly Cafe Specializing in Old Fashion Cooking “Delicious Home-Made Pies” Open—6:AM to 7:PM McMaster’s Auto Sales, Inc. Auto Parts Maintenance Body Shop Used Cars Jeep Sales and Service 214 Mill Street Phone 662-6571 Bennett Lumber Co. 302 Mill St. Phone: 662-6821 158 S.W. Yontz and Son, Inc. Hardware and Housewares—Plumbing, Heating, and Cooling Thermogas Chrisman Paris Congratulations to the Class of 70 Bigg’s Marathon Station Service Is Our Business 399 N. Main Phone 2-2141 Manager: Gordon Biggs Gage Food Products Company 1501 North 31 st Ave. Melrose Park, Illinois 60160 Dist. Sales Manager: Dave Niles Hewitt’s DX Service Station Drop in and Visit Us. We Try to Please You with Our Services. 502 N. Main Georgetown, III. 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